https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-01-01.pdf eb26d8c8cec238b9e3fffacb8acfb8e1 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR WHY NOT COMPLETE TYDEN PARK IN'42! 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1942 Say Excauiva Speed 11225492 Caused This Accident Clifford Yoho. of Carlton, on Wednesday of lut week, while drivIng westward on M-43. at what Ute All 1-B, 1-H, 4-F end 3-A Men To Be Reconsidered Yoho suffered severe cuts on the' back of his neck. Hta car was bad­ ly damaged. The accident occur­ red s mile east of the Altoft school house. jail record In this case states that there have been several comU of reckless driving by Yoho. The record also shows that a young lady passenger was killed north of town September 1. 1940. when .the car which Yoho was driving left the roadway and crashed into a tree. The Jail records also state that on December 17. 1931. a week before the accident on M43. Yoho was arrested In Battle Creek on a charge of reckless driv­ ing. A young lady was with him al the Um#, and she told the of­ ficers then that Yoho liad been drinking. The report at the Jail of the accident last Week Wednesday states that Yoho had been drink­ ing before that occurred. He U married, and Is the father of two small children. The officers rec­ ommend that hU license be revoked. Headquarters has Instructed Local Barry Co. Draft Board to procure all possible 1-A men from present deferred clasdncations and to make reclassification as soon as possible. Improvemenu already made on Tyden Park Indicate what it can become when plans are fully ma­ tured. They demonstrate that It can be matte not only a beauty •spot, but also that It will add much to the Joy und comfort of 11 v_^ Hastings. Tyden Pari^K'ii|tualed 'sojitar Ute centrr/Of the city as to oe-aasIlyacoeSalblc to all who care to enjoy It. Not many cities hava-w ' recreation ground so well 'located as Is this park. The council puts (2.000 yearly in the city budget to,improve Tyden park. Al that rate It will be ten years before it will be made wha» it ought to become. It will be re­ membered that the Seal Company gave the Land, and Mr. Tyden has, in addition, given 35.000 In cash to furnish this city a pleasure ground and a beauty spot. It will occur to many that a lit­ tle .dab of work each year for th* next ten years Is not a satisfactory, nor an economical way. to complete this park. Nothing can be finished in any one year: and the value of some of the work done in any year Is apt to be destroyed by what Is done later, because some of it w|ll be changed necessarily by the dif­ ferent operations which are carried on from year to year. It occurs to us that If Tyden Park is worth having al all—and we think it is of decided value to Hastings—It Is worth having it completed as soon as it can be. If the citizens of Hastings do not care for It. then it ought, in all fair­ ness to be returned to the donor and the city ought to frankly say that it doesn’t need such a place. To be what this park should be. and whiff Mr. Tyden hoped It would be. It should be made a summer rec­ reation ground for all the people of Hastings. Do the people of Has­ tings desire such a place? We be­ lieve when they think of what it can become that they will realize the great benefits it will confer on our city. This park should be a place, as are the parks in big cities, where families and groups can go and. un­ der the shade and with the beau­ tiful surroundings, have their pic­ nic dinners during the warm weather months. Anyone who vis­ its the parks in big cities, sees how much they .are used, and how many gatherings are held witliln them, can appreciate what Tyden Park can become for the people of'this city during the summer. Tyden Park will have what ven’ few city parka have, a fine stream of running water skirting the .en­ tire north aide of the-perk. Aside (Continued on page 5. Sec. 1) RED CROSS AIDES WORK UHDER FIRE Workers Administer Help To Thousands In Hawaii Faced with the gigantic task of administering to the needs of thou­ sands of civilians, harassed and in many cases made homeless by the destruction wrought by Japanese bombs In the Philippines and Ha­ waii. American Red Cross workers have stood the test. In a brief cable to Chairman Norman H. Davis. Charles For­ ster. Manager of the Philippine Red Cross, reported. "Our emergency services have stood the test. Our staff are showing dis­ cipline. loyalty and courage." To aid in this heroic enterprise, the Red Crpss cabled 375.000 to Hawaii and-|100,000 to Philippine Chapters. Even before the funds could be sent, Red Cross workers had ac­ complished a' seemingly impossible task in the face of war conditions. Chairman Davis announced that in the Philippines 48.000 sacks of cracked ^wheat and large quanti­ ties of surgical drossings had al­ ready been distributed by the Red Cross. In addition, a staff of five sent from the national staff to aid In the emergency will be augmented, he said. From Hawaii, where Red Cross forces are led by Alfred Castle, chairman of the Hawaii Red Cross, reports show that Red Cross work­ ers organized 12 first aid stations, each containing 50 beds, complete­ ly equipped and staffed with doc­ tors. nurses and first aid personnel. A refugee population In the Philippine Islands of nearly 10.000 was provided for in 40 settlements, previously designated by the Red Cross as evacuation and shelter, areas. But behind these cold facta loomed glorious tales of heroic work carried on oy trained Red Crr.M workers In Manila. Rear Admiral Francis Rockwell. Com­ mandant of the Sixteenth Naval District, praised the bravery of Red Cross personnel. Some of the workers, he said, were on the Job, administering re­ lief to the wounded and dying even as Japanese dlte bombets roared overhead during the initial raids. DELIGHTFUL TRIP THROUGH THE WEST S3SF T0" HASTINGS BANNER From Mr. and Mrs. Glendon P. Bwarthout approximately the way In which It transpired; Reaching shore we struggle suc­ cessfully through the customs, then check our bags until we shall be able to find rooms . . . since we were to stay a month In Trinidad, our living quarters must be chosen with special care ... we had heard of tiie housing shortage in Port-ofSpaln while on ship. yet we had learned by now to rely completely on the American Consul . . . these estimable gentlement had not failed us yet. . . . We engage a cab and set out for the Consulate ... the ride gives only a confused Impression of the city . . . wide, dusty streets . . . open-aided streetcars . . . traffic consisting principally of American army trucks,. reconnaissance can. Jeeps, peeps, and other examples at Army Jargcn . . . an imposing mar­ ble post office incongruous in a Miting of garish frame buildings . . . the names of firms and shops which (Continued on page I, I*. 1) NUMBI The Banner’s Seventh Annual Baby Contest i THE FIRST BANNER — Once again the Banner U spen- WINNER ’ first Baby of 1941 will Mrs. Roy Hubbard Barn County Chapter Chm. sortment of gifte from Hastings merchants and business men. Any baby bom in Barry County after 12 o'clock midnight. December 31. Is eligible to enter and the one born first will be declared Ute winner. Only children bom to parents liv­ ing in Harry county are eligible. Previous winners were: 1930—Hazel Vivian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kidder. Bom at 3:L&e*A. M. January 1. INAUGURAL FOR December 22. 1941 Local Board No. 1 Barry County Dec. 24. 1941 Post Office Building Hastings. Michigan During the past year the Selective Service System of Michigan has performed an excellent Job In meet­ ing the manpower procurement re­ quirements of the United States Army In its peacetime training pro­ gram. Brigadier General Lewis B. Hershey, our National Director, has commended the operation of the Selective Service System In Michi­ gan. and I'wish to pass on to you his appreciation for your coopera­ tion in the past. With the declaration of war. the Selective Service System is now faced with the responsibility of manpower procurement wjilch will meet all requirements of our Armed Forces engaged In all-out war. I um sure that the excellent senices contributed by the Michigan Selec­ tive Service personnel in the past will be continued In even greater measure to meet this present emer­ Descriptive Articles To Tell gency. Of Tour By Local Women The requirements for manpower in the Armed Forces, cannot be cor­ Automobiles and buses have rectively foretold at this time. I am meant much in the development of sure, however, that whatever the re­ national parks, formerly inacces­ quirement, we shall make every sible areas many of which could effort to meet It. not be reached except by pack We know that certain changes trains or long dangerous trips on must be made tn existing classifica­ foot over dangerous mountain tion policies and procedures. Local passes. through dense foresU and Boards also will shortly be faced where wild animals roamed al will. with the tremendous task of reglsNow these sections of the country | tratlon. However, such changes are (ravened with fine highways.; will not be anticipated and will bebuilt for safety and comfort for the | come effective only upon administraveler through these scenes of tratlve orders from National Head­ wondrous grandeur. In last week’s J quarters. article some of the beauties of | In the meantime the Selective Jasper Park were described and Service System of Michigan may go Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. Evans both: a long way toward "putting 1U agree that every turn In the road, house in order” for the more dif­ brought hew scenes of loveliness ficult tasks ahead. All current rec­ und delight—all made possible by’ ords and reports should be brought the good roads and the motor up to date. All clasatflnatlons, es­ transportation provided by the bus pecially those in Class Il-A and companies and individuals adus.lova Clnay-!H<R^shtmld be critically re­ the outdoors. viewed In the light of our increased Another wonderful drive the national emergency. Hastings women had was through To show what might be expected the Columbia Ice Field, the "Mother . in the average Local Board by a of Riven." the Ice field which feeds [review of present classifications. I the immense Saskatchewan and । would like to call your attention to Athabaska glaciers, among the the recent survey made by State Co­ longest in the world, the rivers from ordinators of 14.727 classifications the glaciers flowing into three in Class II and Class 111 among oceans, the Pacific, the Arctic and 20 different Michigan Local Boards. the Atlantic. The ice Field covers A summary of this survey shows an area of approximately 150 that 44% of all Class III cases square miles and Inoludhs some should be reclassified; 344% of the high mountains. Mount Athabaska, Class II-B cases and 40% of the 11.452 feet; Snow Dome. 11440 feet, Class II-A cases did not conform called the "Apex of the Continent"; to the requirements of the regula­ Mt. Kitchener, 11300 feet and Stut-, tions. More than one-eighth of all field Mt.. 11420 feet, besides others ' Class III cases reviewed by coordi­ over 11.000 feet high as well as nators did not have sufficient in­ lesser mountains. This breath­ formation to substantiate the Local taking trip penetrates the very 1 Board's classification. The same heart of the Canadian Rockies and was true for more than one-fourth Into the area where active glaciers of all the Class II classifications. descend the valleys to points close , The above figures are not quoted to the highway. from a critical point of view. I wish Wild flowers bloom In profusion only to call the attention of Local in these valleys and wild life is . Boards to the possibilities for abundant on the mountain sides, [ manpower procurement through an Big game, such as elk. deer, bear.,iexhaustive review of present cl&sslmoose and mountain goats. Is fre­ : fleations. This is a job which can quently seen upon the hillsides and be done while we are awaiting In the meadows. changes in existing policies and Dally motor service to the Ice । procedures. (Continued on page 3, Sec. 2) | (Continued on page 4, Sec. 1) (Written in the smoking room of the 8. 8. Cottlca enroute from Trinidad to Barbados.) The traveler South Americabound reaches Trinidad with high hopes, will) the feeling of satis­ faction and relief which comes when the halfway mark of a Jour­ ney is reached. Only seven days by sea. and one’s ship lies in the harbor of the moat fabulous, gayest city in all South America, the capital of a nation vaster In area than the continental United States. Rio de Janeiro! And so we readied Port-of-Spaln. Our ship lay about ten miles out in the crowded roadstead, with the Urge passenger and baggage launch alongside. We tipped our Dutch steward lavishly, bestowed smiles upon our fellow passengers, made our way cautiously down the long ship’s ladder Into the rocking launch far below. It was exactly nine o’clock In the morning. Here Is what transpired during the following four hours and SECONd CALL TO DUTY More women are needed on Wednesday und Friday after­ noons to help Mrs. Lyle Scuddet and Mrs. Jack Patrick in the instruction and distribution of “Red Crass sewing und knitting. OF DRAFTEES Will Add Much To Comfort officers say was excessive speed, his car get out of control, And Pleoiure of Living Here had turning over twice on the roadside SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 to 8 judge McDonald i Barry Co. Lawyers Sponio Ceremony Saturday Inaugural ceremonies In honor of j Judge Archie D. McDonald, who asP M. on January 1. rumes office Jun. 1 in the BarryI Eaton Circuit, and also honoring 1938—Janet Lee. daughter of Mr. [ Judge Russell R. McPeek. .who reand Mrs. Ivan Thaler. Born at | tires after eighteen years of meri­ torious work in this circuit will be 1939— Donald Jay, son of Mr. and | held In th<|court room here Saturday Mrs. Bernard Falconer. Bom at I afternoon. Jan. 3. at 2:00 o'clock 1 The public is invited to attend years bid born Jan. 1. 1936. 1 1940—Joseph. son of Mr. and Mrs. ■ • lhl« program which Is sponsored by eJohn Blair. Born at 7:28 A. M. 1 Harry county lawyers. The custom on January 1. I of an inaugural ceremony for an Incoming judge Is universal tn 1 English court.*, of law and is wldeM. January 2. ' ly observed here in the United States Who will be me 1942 baby? ? I During the brief program. Bur­ , ton Cameron, president of the Tie following prizes are being of­ Barry County People Must fered: C. B. Hodges, jeweler, baby | Eaton Bar Association, will speak I GAVE FIVE on "Co-operation Between the ring: Frandsen store, baby bunt­ Respond Marc Generously - PER CENT BONI'S Bench and Bar" L. E. Barnett. ing; Hastings Cut Rate Shoe store, | ’The employee, of the Hastings t prosecuting attorney of Barry Mrs Walter Perkins, county a pair- of baby's shoes: Highland's ' Manufacturing Co. were made very- County, will discus*. "Public In­ Dairy, a quart of milk a day for [ happy last week when. Just before? tercst in Our Courts and Law En- chairman for the Red Cross drive thirty days or 33.00 cash; Bang­ । Christmas, each one received a five; forcing Agencies ’’ The Rev. W. L. for 34300 reports that contributions . hart’s Bakery, a 33 00 cake; Reed’s , । per cent bonus on Ms entire eam-- Stone will present the layman’s have been received from several Drug store, a special baby book: Tncy Live in Battle Creck|ngS an employee-of the com-. view of the courts. Rotislyn Sowers. groups in the county and several 1 Food Center Super Market, 13 The Four Confess Crimes ■ pany for the year 1941. in ad­. veteran lawyer of Charlotte, will generous gifts from Individuals. Icana Gerber's Baby Food and 12 I ‘Htion. each employee received ai make a few general observations. Robert Whitman. 21, of 221 14th 125.00 defense bond. It Is needlesss One of the features of the cere1 Drug Store, a Yardley baby set; street. Battle Creek, and Donald [ to add that they al^ accepted with1 mony will be the unveiling of a the quota assigned It will be nec - : 1U)r<, a comblnaaan street, arid very; photograph of Judge-McPeek which essary for Barry county people 1" I shoe set < shoes and house slippers); VanVllet. 17. of 281 Iflth ’*•' ------* great * cheerfulness, ------ ” "•* felt -----happy over this tonslderntion given] will be placed permanently in the give more freely to this war relief J j. c pcnney’a a baby crib blanket Battle Creek, are in Jail here on a ,,***. fund If the goal Is reached. Remem' and (o thp nn[ twlna durtn< theml b by th-- com company. charge of breaking and entering. |lllcn y th pany. | JThls ceremony will have added ber all of thb fund is to be used only ’ i^ nr■T'twhv tier nil of thli fund 1, tn lw nuM nnlv . .. . Thev were arrested Saturday night. ~ " v n IntereM for local people because of for men in.. Uncle Sam’s service i Caree h A SteWta* drug. .'buggy; Carveth A: Stebbins, by State Police Hahn and Benser., the fact that it has been " -• “ okuouu . anra„ more titan Ub 10 Monday night gifts had|Klltj, on4. ocnsatlng of Prosecuting Attorney Barnett an­ ' twenty years since iFn? 'T"" . '"Si, 'V bnul>. «mb. tab, book Su* nounced that he would bring u I complaint of breaking and entering I Become, ^Foc Coniultont sible “b,1 u jJoMtlon of °J circuit 'lrcu" Judge The ■, «« nrst “ to >w2* respond Olu Orea Bae ” I ???’£-? -°”™ -^f1- i against the two on Tuesday. 1 • , ;and bonnet set; W. A. Roth, tor­ occomcs lax consultant public te invited 1 -__ ___ -- —■1 Il r r r mvnea to ro attend. aiiena, sion group; Veterans of Foreign mture. a high chair- Montgomery It appears appears that that thertf thertf have have been been j [Wars nuxmary Auxiliary 01 of rw. Post No. mm 2328:;<W ward store, a safety gate: Henry’s several vacant houses In Kalamaror '-o- corporation f bR| stl An.ertrnnLegion t„oln.>Auxiliary SnxiU^ryofofPost'Market. Pa-t I tWel„ CamaUOH roe. C “If:cun. and -nd Barry counties eounUes! Dr. end Mrs Guy Keller received! KePresen‘s KOlam ZOO American zoo. Calhoun, ; No. 45; Banfield school; Kiwanls* Mllk T|W Hastings Banner 8340 broken into and articles taken from' [Club; Masons; Eastern Star Lodge. tn CMh. “ ■ thegn by four young fellows. Robt. [ Whitman ,n« U>m VanVllel broih-i; K«“" announeliu a ebun,. ----------------------------i Howard- Bristol- who with Mrs INo’ 7; c,nP|0>cs of Grand Rapidsi jndccd wm BtV(! era, Donald. 17; Emmet. 18; and ff— »••• fortunes which _m in hu> will u. be _» of in- :i BrtaUjl u taking' up residence in ^caM. Co.: Commercial dub:, Ud or a llDe wlB. Raymond, 20. ftcrest to his many friends here. j Hastings, will represent the.Kala- i Womens Hospital Guild.) ner wU1 announced in a later The state troopers arrested three For thirteen years Krantz has, ma zoo Rendering Works In Barry'™*^® ""'iMU*. of the four as they drove Into Bed­ been associated with Chase Na- county. They will reside on W. Bocoa® Ward F. T. A.a. empiweai ----------------- ■*" ford late Saturday night. It appears tlonal bank. New York City, prob-' Green street. at that al one of the places that had ably the strongest and best known' Mr. Bristol was born In Johns-' * A U C • L been robbed tn this county Undcr- bank In America, where he has had I town township. For five years he * Ca. aral • Woodland Com- 4-H SerVICC Club sherlff Doster noticed a peculiar the benefit of exceptional training! was employed as a guard at Jackcounty 4H Servlca tread evidently made by a trailer. In many departments. son prison, taler returning to the ' If b%enI’ Club heUmeir\ZL maauSlM He traced this for about a dozen Recently he was offered and has I old homestead where he fanned for * y u 110 (>x.nty Agent Foster’s of fka Ln Um miles toward Kalamazoo. He made accepted a position as tax consul- some time. Of late he lias been in; s0®n7.. I court house on tumAsv nar m an Impression of -the tread where tant with the Carren Co., of Ro- , business at Galesburg, dealing In ' and elected the following nfr'kw the tracks were very plain, which cheater. N. Y . a branch of work j livestock left al’for 1»«: vestock and and auctioneering. auctioneering. =lu,ca *2,.Jubton navlaia Pre* Roiirt HunSgton was given to the state police. They He w,n will h,,v buy dead slock the leU at _ . xtwv for th*'your contrlubton may be left-at —.— —*“5^rls were satisfied when they made the for which his training has espeRendering Works and has modem an>' onc of PUc<'- nan,,‘<1 ,n arrest In Bedford that they had dally fitted him. .nd lor SSLS™”- " ” W -i He writes to his parents of the the right fellows, both from the nr»k» of the Dowling club type of work, as reaulred required ; *OC_ . cna,,lnan’ tread on tiie trailer and from the inteps< preparation and organiza­ ling this tvDe | This week in another Banner ar­ Ukke. the u.c fine .u.e assistance given uu.' Barry County club made wav the boys acted when arrested. tion against invasion being made in by the state. ! Ucle. our I They seem to have been organ­ the east. He lias been parchaslng I men at Pearl Harbor is related, and plani cuiwtainlng the Kent ized. They had a “spotter" who agent for raid supplies for Kew ; this Is but one of the places where an<J Allegan County 4H Service would locate unoccupied houses or Gardens vicinity where he and Mrs. I vital help Is being administered by [ al a J0?,1*1 c*”Un« at lake cottages and the raids would Keller and their Utile daughter re­ ; the Red Cross. You can further this Thomapple-Kellogg school on Sat­ be made later. The officers found side. He is also an air raid ward­ __ ______ _____________ __ .. jdona___ iirrlav avrnina liniwrv SrH The council has given a good deal good work with your cash evcnhML January 3rd. Tito a lot of the loot where the boys en and been on duty from 11 p. m. of consideration to parking on 1 lions. | “ate u Ml to make U poaalbte for had hidden it. They had broken up to 3 a. m. New York City doesn’t State street There can be no doubt ---------------------------------------thf members attendln« castings to sell os old iron and a mean to be caught napping if the that trie privilege of parking on ADMITS THE CHARGE ! eoUege to attend. The genml . ~ uw. lot of clothing that they had stolen Invasion comes either by land, air that the privilege of parking on admits the CHARGE our main business thoroughfare has Knickerbocker, who reside, hud been put Ln bags and sold for been abused shamefully Some per-. pan of the time In Hastings and ‘V.. rags. They evidently did not get ““ park u»lr ear. rarUarl, and n 0, lU1„ Nun.Uk wa. SSSL „ much out of their loot. All have leave them there all day and well1 VZ-.-.-u bv nemitv sheriff Swift Wallace, Monroe, Donna H*mll.oci. confessed their part In the robber­ into the night. Parking places along I -reused of: CaPu<1 and JacqueUne Thomas. ies. It Is believed that other rob­ Rr.td. xtrret mirht tn be for the. T"*. . ’ abused of, MoOmber. wl„ with the OTOFor nV.™u» pe^ McOmber. will assist with the pro­ beries which they have not yet con­ gram. Tiie refreshments will be in people whococome Ka.t fessed will be cleared up by them1 The county school committee for convenience w Itufe.of-nrVXundtl m- I "■ later. Cmc rural school modernization is plan­ d.r ^enln, pu«d » ordlMncc I "-“r Mr «dmlu Hill: Betty Jackson. Middleville and The two tn jail here admitted' ning to hold a county wide meet­ that there shall be a two-hour park- , ••• Rex Casey. Hinds Club. It la ex­ breaking and entering the cottage owned by Henry Lelnaar, at Big, Ing at 1:30 P. M.. January 9. 1942 Ing limit on State street, from the | Sanding of the slate hlghwaya pected that about 120 members of Cedar lake, a short time ago wheret at the County Court House in Has­ monument to the old C. K. * s. for the flrat time thia winter was the tiiree county 4H service clubs they stole mattresses, stovea. Ice! tings to make plans for the mod­ tracks during the day and until । found necessary Monday morning will attend. spears and other articles They also* emlzatlon of rural schools. The fl p. m. The new ordinance will take j due to a slightly slippery condition effect on.February 1. |of paved stretches. their winter program both «xdal broke into a home not far from1 committee is anxious to have rep­ Big Cedar lake owned by Ben De­ ’ rcsentatlvea from all school dlsCam who lives in Kalamazoo. From‘ tricts in the county that are in­ that house they stole a grist of loot,' tereated In making changes in* and the county 4H -leader clothing and many other articles. ' their sthools. Il is the wish of the committee that school board mem­ spite of tile fact that a good (teal bers. parents, teachers, township supervisors and other interested persons attend this meeting to con­ The city council has been urgedI alder the needs of various school He Owned The First Automobile in Hastings. That Made thia spring If material will bo avail­ k by the federal government to plan buildings. Him A Booster For Better Roads. Brick Paving Laid in *07. able. projects that 'will be worthwhile• A great many improvements and helpful to the city which couldl have been made in many of the BY M. L. COOK be taken up and completed with1 rural schools In neighboring coungovernment aid after peace haa1 ties. Changes Ln tiie school bulldThe man I have In mind this; University was selected. Mr. Low­ been declared. The projects are de­■ Ings have been made which have time was not a pioneer resident of ATTENTION, signed to give employment when1 definitely improved the sanitary Hastings. He located here about head of this great educational in­ HAbTINGH TOWNSHIP factories cease defense work. conditions of the schools and the 1881, as I remember, but he lived stitution, In which thousands of The city engineer has made plans1 school’s educational program. here for many years, did good work Chinese youths were taught. These for a new bridge on North MlchiThe purpose of the meeting on in his profession, and had a large young men. who liad come into tings township. Mr. Scott haa ar* gan avenue. This project was ap­ January 9lh Is to hear about the influence in starting a certain pub­ touch with American Ideals of free­ ranged with the teachers hi all tike proved by the city council at their' work that has been done In oth- lic Improvement that has greatly dom. were with other educated .schools of the township to receive meeting Friday night. The city' er places and to consider the need benefited thia city. If you look Chinamen the leaven which engineer has also planned other’ for a program of Improvement in across Broadway from the county awakened China and the Chinese, people living in thalr districts. post-war projects. One la a city' Barry County. It is Important that jail you can see the fine home he and started their country on the garage, which Is much needed, an­ the interested people from your built. I will tell you something way to become a strong nation. township who are interaatad other an extension of sewers in the' community attend this meeting. about Dr. George W. Lowry. Old­ Japanese militarists noticed this city and another for street im­ The committee suggests that word er residents will remember him and awakening and commenced the provements The council also gave! be spread through each district present war, hoping to prevent in the school districts will his family, but a new generation its approval to these Friday night. about this county-wide rally, barge has grown up since his passing and delegations from all sections are they may never have heard of him. public, also hoping that Japan ANNUAL MEETING needed to nuke plans for the counDr. Lowry was bom in Ohio, the would take over China, exploit its To the stockholders of the Riv­ [ ty rural schools. Plans will also .son of cultured Christian parents. 450.000.000 people and control ita erside Cemetery Co.: The annual . be made at thia meeting to ascer- An older brother, who was highly liberal In this meeting will be held Jan. 7, 1942 . lain the possibility of obtaining ,educated, went to China as a Chris­ in the council rooms at the city , financial assistance from the W. K tian missionary. He was soon never has purpose of electing three members! Kellogg Foundation In promoting ,chosen as the head of Pekin Uni­ of the board of directors and to, this school modernization program. versity. soon after It was founded, The only assurance of a succeea- and made it an outstanding In­ transact such other business as mav come before said meeting —Adv, x-1 ful program will depend upon the stitution. Its work had been so state university, a medical student attendance of the people of each helpful that when it was decided must complete a college lltarery school district at this meeting, the to have the missionary denomina­. course or its equivalent before letters or news direct from camps1 afternoon of January 9. 1942 at tional societies unite on one great j can begin studying tnedicloe; 1 (Continued on pegs L 1) 1:30, at the County Court House. 3) university In North China, Pekint | FURTHER APPEAL FOR THE RED CROSS OFFICERS ARREST 4 YOUNG ROBBERS K. kelleTgoes TO ROCH ESTER [™ -- -(m—~--1. r •"* t ”“ir •“ Co-,n BorryCount* "" “ ------------ - “ .......... Annual MfiOtina of Two Hour Parking After February 1 ine _____luruier Modernization Plans Rural Schools 4 After-War Projects Approved By Council MAYOR LOWRY INSISTED BUSINESS STREETS BE PAVED AND THEY WERE - —__ ___ _ ______ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1, 1M1 ^^ocaT^Vew^^ i OUR A/£!V YfAR'S MI-.1 Winnie Wlnnlr Rotuh llr.'i »> Is I. confined ynri f , n... t - Miss to tier bed by Illness. Mr. and Mn. Lyle Ackerly have' rented one of the Keller epart-, ment. on 8. Jefferson St. Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Green­ field are moving on the Grover Brook* farm In Baltimore town­ ship. FEATURE FREE U. S. SAVINGS STAMPS Ask for Details With Your Purchases 25 PET MILK 3 ELMDALE FLOUR 24 Vi tack ENERGY FLOUR 24,^b QUAKER FLOUR 2^lb PILLSBURY FLOUR 24 Vi Ib. .ack COLD MEDAL FLOUR 24Vi U>. .ack 77 91 I05 I07 J..Q9 It’s FOOD CENTER Wc Redeem Procter & Gomble COUPONS Where Better Food Costs Less IVORY SNOW BUY ONE LARGE Get 2 Cokes Camay Free BUTTER ULLU Home Brand With Vitamin SUMAR LARD New Year'. Party COLD MEATS Freeport Shortening Armour's Star 2 NUCOA OLEO 37c Lb.. 27c Lb. Pail 58c Lb. Pkg. 27c Lb. 23c FOR 35 Varieties 19C 2 Lb. NEW YEAR’S EVE l035db COCA COLA 6 bottle, for----- 2 ROOT BEER 6 bottle. CHICKENS Ronccky.cre 29c SWISS STEAKS * 29 SPARE RIB SHEETS lb 22‘ PORK LOIN ROASTS ;k. 23' n r r r BOILING O D L LI BRISKETS C ,b,.25' SPARE RIB ^..“”"3 ib.. 25* SAUERKRAUT Bulk 3 ib. 10 FISH FILLETS Ib. 15 LAMB ROASTS cS?bHd' 25c PORK SAUSAGE Mb 19 HAMBURGERS2 ,k 37 BACON rX. 2 ib. 29 VEAL CHOPS °" STT Ib. 29 PAR T-PAK Beverages, qt. bot. 4 ft CANADA DRY Beverages, Igc. bot. 4 j-< IV BAR X Quart 26 GINGER ALE Vernor's, Igc. bot. 4 W. I I 7-UP 6 small bottles 25‘ Large Sixc Extra Igc. Standard size 7QC Lj 25‘ FREE 21 11 29 SARDINES 2 cans . TREET Can RIPE OLIVES Del Monte, Ige.-cn. HQ CRACKERS Cocktail, box 25 29‘ WEINERS. Oscar Mayer’s, can TAMALES Con STUFFED OLIVES Bottle 10 27 DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE JUICE 47 OZ. TIN 29c fAfrU Dcl Mon,c Cr'm Q LvKli Style Cldn Btm. £ DEL MONTE PINEA’PL' PINEA'PL' PEAS Q FIRST CALL Can FIRST CALL Juice 2 AADK1 vUni! NO. 5 CAN 33c GERBER'S Golden Bantam Whole Kernel or Cream Style CAN 11c CAN 10c CEREAL 2 pkgs. 29c FIRST CALL DICED Carrots Q AFc O for £0 2^,35* PLUMS ND.'Lr”en 2,.,35 PRUNES Del Monte 2 pkgi. 20 HAPPY VALE — can 19 SALMON HERSHEY'S 1 lb. can COCOA 16 29 COCKTAIL JUICE FIRST CA|.L NORTHERH TISSUE Scroll Northern Towels cn 2 „.37 DEL MONTE Gerber's Cooked OAT MEAL pkg. 16c CUT Green Beans 2 CANS 25c pmt OQ cni.Cv DEL MONTE PEAS 2... 29‘ FIRST CALL IVORY SOAP PARKING RITZ CRACKERS I Ib. box ----------- DEL MONTE PEAS guert I - 19c 3 - 17c 2 - 9c I U 18c PEPSICOLA 6 bottles TOMATO OYSTERS 25 25 ORANGES 2 d.,.49‘ GRAPEFRUIT 10 ..,29‘ APPLES 4 lb. 23' CELERY mh,X~ 2^17 RADISHES TEXAS 3 Uh>. 10‘ CARROTS ^2^.13“ CABBAGE £.1 2 b, 5 ORANGES ■ 2e„. 39' GOODY GOODY 2 CANS 25c STALEYS Staley's Cream CUBED STARCH 1 Lb. Pkg. 2 i„17 CORNSTARCH 1 Lb. Package FEU NAPTHA SOAP 27 6 FDOKCENTER trance on South Michigan 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich. N. Main St., Nashville, Mich Mrs. W. L. Shultara L«t This B« Your No. 1 Resolution for 1942 will live With Mrs. C. W.' this winter. (I Hastings friend* will be glad to know that Mrs. Nellie Oros*. who^ is tn Florida for the winter, ha* recovered from an attack of ery­ sipelas which necessitated a stay In the hospital at Uke Worth. Buddy Dale Green. 17-year-old Green. N. Broadway, la the latest Hasting* lad to heed Uncle Sam's call. He enlisted here at the local oHice. passed his physical examina­ tion at Kalamaxoo. and left Mon­ day for Detroit to report at navy headquarter*, in which branch of service he chose to enlist. Of Interest to a wide range of friends In Barry county is the II. t. news that Dr. Charles McIntyre, of possible surgery.______________________ _ Kalamazoo, ha* enlisted for scrvMr. and Mrs. Horace (Mickey* ide in the U. S. A. medical corps Wiley the ------------------street* and homes --- ....are ...»the prpud parent* of v,. n..j How bare - ---- .... ----------lu i., ' - ni and is uwniuim awaiting >u» hl* vuinnusnion commission hiiu and ton bom Christmas Eve at Pennock I look a* the gay Christmas- trim* | BMjgnment to duty. While Uncle hospital. The little ope tipped the come down. ; aj)ln ha* made a special appeal scales at 9 lbs. and ha* been named | Mr*. Ena Rockwood has been । tor more doctors and surgeon* In | Joseph Raymond. | confined to her home with illness 1 which the service stands so greatly V. A- Bates of W. Green St. is, but is slowly recovering. | tn need, the examination L* a stiff doing nicely at present, though wey befQje ^Ou send in your i one and many arc rejected. Dr. badly bruised and suffering from ndfor our classified Want Column | Charles took hta examination two nervous shock, due to a fall, whilercad tha prtcc neeaed. which Is. weeks* ago and we hear, passed ; cleaning stove pipe and chimney- at uie head of the column. with high rating. Surgery Is hi* “ “*1 ““ »«■«»-« “> D.. .«! hb «.k. .111. bed most ot the time.. I Moines In is expected here In!1* his country. After falling heir to one ot those llm(J ncw year's Day i Hastings people may not be aware famous three-layer cuke* J*uc!with friends. • that a former well known Hastings Cameron told about in Bypatlu no* judge McPeek was in the city boy. a graduate of Hastings high long ago. we can quite understand Monday closing affairs at the court' school, who went Into military servB“ur *nd °thrr, threc! house to turn over to hta successor' ice after receiving his *heep*kin kid* make raid* on the family cup-, Judge Archie McDonald who will from the University of Michigan, board. Yum-yum! We don't blame nSjdnie office Saturday. Jan. J. । har. the important assignment ot ,hS!n. .. . , „ . . i J. Lorenzo Mau* ha* a grandson.! being In charge of the lock* at the Pvt. William Hurst ot Fort Leon- E Lorenzo Mau». living in Dallas. "Soo'' now under vigilant guard ; ard Wood. Mo. is home on a «ev- Tcxaj. Tlu. grandson sent to Mr. land of major importance In the en-day furlough, returning on Sat-1 Mau* here a bushel of pecan* that I United States war work. He I* . urday. He soys they have had or-1 were taken from trees which the I Captain Kingsley Andersaon. who rt»r« ■---- i-----ui.in hta own dooryard, scrved 111 the construction Corps ders tn to hrlnr bring hnmr home their helnnolnvc belongings -----grand*on has preparatory to being transferred to, Around seventy basket* were of the U. 3. Army tn the Canal point* unknown — supposedly the sent out to aid in bringing Chrtet- Zone and various other posts In our west coast. 1 ma* cheer to Hastings famine*. Of country, and only returned from a Owing to the nature of his future this number the Junior Chamber of several year*' service In the Philip­ duties Archie McDonald ha* ten- • Commerce distributed thirty-four, pine* le** than two year* ago. dered his resignation as appeal, tiie churches and other organtza- Keeping the Great Lakes' shipping agent of the Barry county draft tlons looking after the other* per­ lanes open is of paramount im­ board to Gov. Van Wagoner. At-'sonally. portance In these critical days and । tomey, George Dean a World War! Tiie city council on Friday eve- the great 'Soo'’ locks must be kept veteran ha* been recommended for' ning granted the Hostings Manu- in topnotch repair and carefully the vacancy. facturtng Company the right to guarded. Captain Anden>*on say >4 Mr and Mrs Bertie Smith re- ! make and operate a heat line tun- everytime he receives a telegram ceived a postal telegram saying . del under East Thorn Street to he expects it may contain an order their son had arrived safely at connect with their new factory to report elsewhere now that the Phoenix. Art*.. Tuesday. Dec 23. to. *»»«»» »o»’ ln process of con- Philippine and the Pacific area spend thrtatma* with his wife and Mructlon. have come Into the war picture. little 5-ycar-old son who was lak-1 Capacity congregation* greeted j However, in view of the probable en there for hi* health because of ™l.dnj8,K ^1”’“'^ ' construction of a new lock, he may Rose “churches i.,, * asthma, two months ago. He Is and St. c‘ ” u“ *" ‘here. Die . much improved. 'Among Hastings people'who anx­ SS h', iously await new* from the Phil­ the music for mass and communion (IrllllUCUHll C,OUrl ippines is Mrs. Earl Coleman whose the Advent sea-1 , w .... ,, sister and husband. Prof and Mr*. all zerved to honor hi.ih ..f rhrut 141 Nashville on Christmas Day. rani Wd.refrrnaHerfhJn<1 ThOlllO* Baild of that Village WU* Roy Swenton and daughter B«i- Xlrt me lor -Hl ESering bara have been resident* of Manila a rev^ ,n ru of P hta brother-in-law. Frank Loper for over a year Prof. Swenton. LEFSSLK. tti'e xituatk.n that',,e W,U1 hrOURhl Into municipal a member of the University of Michigan faculty had a year's leave Will now lace hospital* in these d"^‘1‘r7aH''1iEnnc> o? Hve^doUan of absence to conduct work at the critical times is learned from Mis*. d*A’ ‘‘ Jt. ““.L University of Manila In Hie engin­ Agnes Smith. R. N. on tiie *uiH'"nd sx do'lars twen«> cents eering department. The project of the University of Michigan hos-!111 c01*1*____ wjis not finished when the year was completed and he was given exten­ rhas Smith She »•« brought into Municipal 4 sion of time Miss Barbara ha* Mr L^I been enrolled at the University and <«« *c“t Tueoday. charged are for* *1111 hunting on the premiss of J. they' have greatly enjoyed the ex­ perience and contact* made No l^Tnmentv al^r ’ theta im^ of M ^“h. of Carlton, without the ’ * ‘5 n th " ' JSS*. v .. nrert now I owni!r ’ * i*nnta»ion. Hr admitted word a* yet. has been received from R wju # niw o( the family, but In LhL* Instance no work, there being a vita need now news la interpreted a* good news. dMtore1* nUneS “ WC “ Hwrc 1510.00 und i9 60 cost* by Judge We have heard high pr.Ur for । X? on fSmS'rT *“ C°m' Cable messages are out of the queslion to them. Mr*. Coleman finds. the Christmas program given by n>Ktea on u<xcl“^c>r Over across the water, on anothei the pupils of St. Rose school In.' .... . nl»MKR exposed front. Is Mrs Coleman's' । .hr,. «1»J1 taU. pncMl« IIX'S L rejulaHy—in U. S. Cleon Smith of coat* Grove, a senior chemical engineer at M. 6; C.. a**Uted at the Waten Clothes' Shop during the holiday nuh. 1 I Mrs. Harold Christiansen, of Belding, formerly of Heatings, en-i tered University Hospital at Ann' K™ S .„d Si: •U1.b'. jct ob woman “■ aunt. MLss Margaret Will now past' „ , Mow elpity who lives at the seaport! CM_ hollcby. Tto ,pw>.l I... ■ Mri Mar town of Arbroath. Scotland, on the dur. «u Uw pU, K« Room .r lb. ol rU)b,., Unn011. Iamrr It,5iad-a lovely setting. Jhe | rc#h|cnta, died Sunday afternoon al North Sea. within easy stalking dis­ Inn. line* were faulUciuty given, and the । Butterworth havpitai in Grand tance of the German const. Her usual package of Scotch short­ dramatic significance of the oft | llapUfe Mrs fx-nnon resided with bread was received by the Coleman told story interpreted in a way | her daughter. Mr*. Edward Peet family before Christmas. Recent iquite profcsaional. The prewnta- ■ Mary umnon) al 2436 Brooklyn word from the aunt any* air raid Hon made a deep Impression on all [ Ave g E orand Rapids Survivalarms are frequently sounded but ! present, tn this present age the me are tiie daughter and a son, no raids of any consequence have 1 real meaning of our greatest of George Lennon of Lansing; one church festivals ta iipl to be for- granddaughter; two brother*. Clarcome their way. gotten in the emphokta given to , nee Helmer of Hastings and Old Santa and in tiie surfeit of gift! marie* Helmer of Grand Rapids, giving This little play sounded, also two sisters. Mrs. Carrie Scott the right note. I of Nashville and Mrs. Grace Rogers One's favorite columnist for war of Woodland. Tiie body will lie In new* is the subject of frequent dis- slate at the daughter's home until cusslon now. Wc all have our Wednesday. Dec 31. when it will choice and are willing to go to bat: be brought to the leonard funeral for him. as a rule. There's a gor- hnme here where the Rev. Harley geous array of names to choose Townsend of Woodland will confrom—Lowell Thomas, long a fav- ouct tne funeral. Interment in the orite. whose friendly personality i Fuller cemetery carries so well over the ether waves | ..... -Then here's Elmer Davis, Clltlon “tATII ►“tXOWh Utley. Gabriel Healtcr. W. L. Shir- | ILLNESb er. Raymond Gram Swing. Upton I two years old son of Clave, Boake Carter to name some Mr "r‘tl Mrs- Maurice Craig, passed MIKE" BECKWITH Mh>r> »<. the BooUly totmwt.y 'S,!',1 S* SS; Ami nf course the veteran IL V ■ residence on E. Mill &L after Kaltenbom. so' long In a c'ta** by “ ’^MtehaS” hta himself, but now with stiffer com-1 ^..dMrent? Mr an% Mrs Haire >v«irinn -'ir V” in acouirinc a granapurenu, Mr. and Mrs. Harry petition. H. v. to acquiring a ghutp. and lu, grandfather. William <21<I Of ! raUStaa the1 Cral* Thc ,uncr»l u Wednesday W ?u 7 J ' ‘tonwon at two o'clock al the whole length of the scale from al- ho|nc ot pgranf. uw r<Vi ^^htio to contraociavc is unfortuaion*r officiating. Ihternatc and rather wean on the nenre. n,r|)t ln lhe i|otlngs township and Is hard on the hearing organs ccmCB,ry County Agent H. J- Foster an7 , H , naunced rnttpl »< KF.AI. r.STAn. CIIAKKts A spreully t.22—*l™> "1»>u <>* loUW- | Wliktt WM u.wded tu Robert Me- , (hf ( Dermld of the B.«1U» Cotnmbnll, p„„k purehwl AH club for m*hlnl the beet record ,he 1>|]a K unn * WnodUtl(J ™». I., H.tion.l AH c,„,(„ b„ In ,hr. thia county in the National 4H Twp rural electrification contest. Prc- hU llo.no ,20 E Medhori In the sentallon of the award was made' second ward for the Maurice Pendat tisc County 4H Service Club »r property. 629 N. Michigan in Hie meeting on Tuesday evening. Dec. first ward; Mr and Mr*. Walter 23 Participant* in this contest Sunday ouna,y have Mve purchased 0I of ulc the learn which of the several hundred Wum E Grand “ST °/.l e^C the 'r firm, TheC Sl' “nd lh'lr «”»-“'•>’* “"rt their farm*. turn. They Thev (CJ_ Mf Mr|. Vand<;r. ably utilised on their also help disseminate results water arc now oexupying Ute same. through exhibits and public demon- • stratums. Where current is not yet BANFIELD MAN available. Ute clutatera ascertain. IHtb UNEXPECTEDLY We hope that the New what adaptations of it can be made I Charles h Steven*, aged 60. who Year will bring you re­ when power line* reach thfir com- had moved to Benfield from Battle newed health, happi­ munlUea. The contest Is supervised j Creek nine months ago, w*j found ness and success . . . by the extension service. One of dead at hta hotne on Friday morn­ peace and content­ last year's participant* made an Ing. Dr. c. P. Lathrop, corontr. and electrically-operated grindstone by sheriff Glen Bera were called and ment. utilising a one-fourth horsepower, they attributed his death to a heart motor from a washing machine and j • - ■ -• DORRANCE TRtTHRIC fly and pulley wheel* from a worn- brathen, Harold of Battle Creek out engine; another wired his own, and another in Minnraola. Funeral AGENCY home and homestead*, and a third service* were held at the Henion Harting*. Mich. . built an electric fly trap by adapt­ funeral home tn Delton on Monde; ing a 3XMW-volt neon sign louis­ afternoon. Inicruimt in IM Mu'. former. Hickory Corneta cemetery. Here's Wishing You the Happiest of All New Years! ☆ HAPPINESS TO YOU AND YOURS �illl br glad to Ue Cross. whotf io winter. Ibs ittack of cryiltated a stay 26.. program and about forty guests en-1 Bates, who were recently married. Pisher family. Mn Hayes Spcnable's mefaer. They bad a very enjoyable time, joyed the bountiful supper, Mrs. Sarah Kenyon, nut relumed with a Christmas tree and exchange sc!:™ 1c =u!l rc “jexe to spend the winter with her. of gifLs. predation to our teachei Mr. jay Wilkes «f 1 Private Paul Bates of Hastings, Brag den. for the pretty decorations called on hta brother Joht and the splendid program. We es­ Bunday. pecially thank Fountains for the Mr. and Mrs. Waller pt tree. Marian Card for her assistspent Christmas afternoob A LETTER TO THE HASTINGS BANNER spent Christmas with Mrs. 1 Fox und daughter of Hastings. esting. Wc should have enjoyed our Chester Archart will furnish a pro­ gram of sleight of hand perfor­ mances. Everyone Is invited. were granted the pleasure of, seem to be a directory of all Uw tic four-hour*' stay. races and peoples on : earth . . . Japanese, Chinese. English. Scotch.______________________ _ „__ _ Russian, Spanish. American, on and I least where itinerary U concerned on. . . , w/ made an itinerary in haste, not ••----- ... .. . . ...------------- •— '-'•“iUsing the extent to which the ! hear, passed Surgery b his Hasllng.s high cm, St. Kills, and St. Elida. We profusion of poinseilas and bou- have mism-d them completely, by a gninvlllia . . . houses are low and good many hundred miles. We planned to touch every country in harmonize with their exotic setting . . . we ride beside an expanse of green containing cricket and rugby fields, riding grounds, a parade We wanted tremendously to spend ! ground . . . there are probably sevrnty-flye acres in all und in the a month on Trinidad. We spent four^ VVALUES 9 j. c . nn rr co., inc. HITE GOODS ; of Michigan, assignment of acute housing problem in the Philip - NATION-WIDE SHEETS . . . every large house or apartment Kaninlljke Ncdcrlandsche Stoombuilding has a waiting list . , . wc boot Maatschappij N. V. <Royu had best go oh to the British Biand Firmly woven, sheets thot will lost for yeors! Once you've tried them, you'll olwoys insist upon Nation-Wide quality! 81’* x 108' Lukes' shipping Salted Anchovy Canapes Creamed Asparagus Soup Poached Red Snappersteak, French Style Same Fine Quality — 81” x 99”------------------- -------------------- $1.08 OUR FAMOUS NATION-WIDE QUALITY! SNOWY WHITE CASES — 42”x36” 27c 81 ' SHEETING, bleached39c Glaced Nut of veal. Bizantlne Soursap Ice Cream Pine Apple c wy picture, if thel probable w lock1; he may ent past, for a there .. . we slop at the marble post; office, leave a forwarding address,' tear open four wonderful uir mall PENCO SHEETS Mr*. Hattie Adrianson. aged 75. died unexpectedly on Friday after­ noon at her home In Prairieville. Mr. Adrlanson finding her dead on the porch when he returned from url plains 42” NATION-WIDE Pillow Tubing 27c 81” Nation-Wide Sheeting, unblch’d 37c The volue you've been woiting for! Fomous Penco sheets re­ nowned for their super-long wearing qualities, and smooth, even texture! Laboratory tested, home tested, they'll with­ stand many trips to the laundry, and they’ll keep their soft luxurious finish. working Sheriff Olen Bera and Coroner C. P. Lathrop said death ship whistles imperatively Prairleville township, the daughter dollars for the trip . . . frankly. 11 of James and Abbie Perrlgo. On lose a good American temper . . .| July 30. 1888, she was married to suddenly u vision floats before my eyes, an American flag standing out i Siu- also leaves a son. Charles, of Prairieville: a daughter. Mrs. Flos­ sie Burchett. Doster; nine grand­ children and two great-grandchil- PENCO CASES PENCO QUALITY 42” x 36”35c 81" Sheet'g, unblchd. 45c 42” TUBING35c 81” Sheeting, blched 49c 81”m 99” Same Quality grab the skipper by the shoulder' LACE TABLE CLOTHS Thoroughly practical for every day—yet charming enough for those special occasions! Very new^ and simply medallion center design with graceful match­ ing border! Soft creamy shade. Easy to launder! 3438 Brooklyn Rapids. SurvivLansing; TERRY TOWELS. Good quality for this small price. Suitable for many everyday needs. 1T’x32". WASH CLOTHS. Many colon and styles to choose from. Buy enough for the whole family. 3 far DISH CLOTHS. Quick drying. Gay colon. Handy size. Sturdy mesh weave—unbleached! 3 far HUCK TOWELS. Sturdy quality for tong wear. Keep a supply luindy for. dally use. 18" x 36“ 3 far CRASH TOWELING. Make your own bright kitchen IRONING BOARD PAD AND COVER. Handy slip-on cover-needs no lacing. Standard board she. BELLE ISLE PILLOW CASES. Fine quality for thrifty budgets. Smoothly woven. 42" x 36”. Pr. TRAND THEATK Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 WED.. THURS.. FRI.. DEC. 31. JAN. 1 and 2 Gay Style. For The New Season! Allee Faye, John Payne. Carmen Mitanda WASH FROCKS "WEEK END IN HAVANA" 69c Matinee New Year’s Day—3:00 SATURDAY ONLY — JANUARY 3 Double feature program TERRY TOWELS Cut on simple lines, with little trimming, and that of the finest, you'll find these frocks excellent for this money. "SWING IT SOLDIER" Johnny Mack Brown—Fuxxy Knight "ARIZONA CYCLONE'4 Delightfully soft and fluffy terry with plenty of spongy loops for SUNDAY and MONDAY — JANUARY 4 and 5 Deanna Durbin, Charles f^ughlon, Robert Cummings IT STARTED WITH EVE' Matching Wash Cloths Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN' township 23c box CHENILE SPREADS Two whole pounds of bright, multlr.colored patches in a sturdy box that can be used again and again! Every patch is hand slse. Smart new designsUrtsh col­ ors and a super-abundant^ of soft fluffy chenille tufting make these the prettiest spreads imaginable for the money! No task to launder cither— they, require no iron- TUES.. WED.. THURS., FRI., JAN. 6. 7. 8. and 9 Ings PERCALE QUILT PATCHES Charm and lux­ ury for your bedroom! Special matinee Wednesday 1:00 P. M. COLONIAL SPREADS The Curtain Goes Up On Spring! Priscilla & Tailored Curt4 THURSDAY and FRIDAY. JANUARY I and 2 Tommy Trtnder, Claude H&lbert, Michael Wilding In Billowy priscillas with frothy ruffles and matching tie-backs ... or smartly tailored styles to give your windows a trim, fresh look! In plain or figured marquisette! Pr. "THREE COCKEYED SAILORS" SATURDAY ONLY — JANUARY 3 FLOUR SACK SQUARIS Double feature program George Sanders—Wendy Barrie Clean, fresh and extra-special at Jhls bargain price! You'll find them handy for dish towels and any number of other "THE GAY FALCON" and Tim Holt. Ray Whitley ' The BANDIT TRAIL FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS SUNDAY and MONDAY — JANUARY 4 and 5 Gene Autry and Smiley Barnette in "DOWN MEXICO WAY" TIJES., WED., and THURS.. JAN. 6. 7 and 8 No matinee Thursday Special return engagement of Fibber McGee and Molly with Eddie Bergen, Charlie McCarthy In "LOOK WHO'S LAUGHING" PLAID BLANKETS Exceptional at this price! In muted plaids to har­ monise with your bedroom! Neatly bound with sateen I And Matching Solid Colon. Is In a fresh, sparkling army ot spring-spirited patterns and colors! As smart and comfortable aa you could wish ... that's why Grand­ mother made them popular! Now we take them to college, on week-end trips to the country . .. and keep them al horns! �The Hastings Banner MOO TUI COUNTY TIMI AT HOMI HASTINGS, MICHIGAN It’a Hw Sflrtt •< • n.f Cmt>—Hot It. A PAGE OF EDITORIALS AND FEATURES THURSDAY. JANUARY I, 1942 Womens League The women kegters faced new, shining phis Monday night and as a result, the general trend of the IF I AM faithful to the THOUGHTS FOR THE , _ scores werd KIWI. lower k.UIU Ilian usual. .!■<,Franduties of the present, TWENTY YEARS AGO NEW YEAR (Contlnuid from page 1. Bee. I) I] Due to the holidays, tljc Recrea-i ces Juppstrom led the evening’s God will provide for the Therefore if Germany succeeds Jan. 4. 1922 I lion. Sportsmen's and Commercial play with a 474 series including a A Happy New Year to you all. The present war hasunlted all ]erg[lca are nol scheduled for play' &togle game of 187. Jackie in stabilising a winter line, (as she No copy of this tesuo on file. America in a victory Program. The . . . , ■ . 1 McIver wa* a close second with a This wtoli to given even though it moat certainly will be able jp do>. THIRTY YEARS AGO Selective Service System has a tre- | m mo &trt“ wllh Bn even 200 wcond can be taken for granted that the:8Prin« wiu Probably find the’Naxl mendou* Job to perform as Ito part Tj* re*umo U‘*y 00 game and Dorothy Huver wa* only Jan. 4. 1912 of thl* program. I am sure that JBnuary 7th and 8th. #IX)t wlth < year 1942 will be neither a happy ]armlc' ‘n o belter position for Willard Bronson. 14. son of Mr j 443 serie*. Other good single game* nor a prosperous one. Tba present!puahlng a new offensive than those and Mrs. Eli Bronson of near Bar­ each of u» will be more than willing Ptoton Ring League ] I to contribute our share to the final Uw KOnii prevaUed ln th0 pre. were scored by Ruth Pereraen. 187; battle situation in the Pacific arena I o^Ruwla. England and the U. 8. A. bers Comers was drowned while victory. Chrtotmar bowling for Ptoton Ring Je»n Pinnie 179 and Betty Braendlo skating on Middle lake Friday ] is definitely unfavorable and to Can probably succeed in getting By Observing Tommy ' . ,. „ Oree,ln** and few five hundred afternoon. -, ------------->uukegien ivw juc nunarcu scares »•»< scorm 171. likely lo become worse before tite soma equipment to Russia but Eleven of lhe ortetnai "Hone Dar 1 ' 7 th* 1 ?Uh expreM i were wcrc torned turned in. Wm. Ayrat Ayrag led thc the The league leading Leonard* conUnderstand my friend Bob Moore > H Okumd X . ‘ S ’ ./SS'S?. .X 1 :" “ K?.' «»>-» • U. 8. A. and her allt|«_ can- bring whether or not In sufficient quanti­ lias won for himself a new nick­ Hhnmn ta.7 Ftldav etSSira tor “<* **»,«* l***-,"^« take a pair of games from En- ing Windstorm; Bakner win their iny effective prewire to bear.­ ties to make up for Soviet losses Is name. ^hclr^nnitol1 J?herina. Those’ore*- ?°, mMltcr °L ,h.c' Slneera. M. Tucker by taking the a question. , .Im were*“T nMX the >«•» *“h a 519 count. odd game. Strand dropped a l»o If Bob won't tell ydo about it. Les . Consequently, we must be preQ Who said: I only regret that I^JJavy. .MeXtle^and MotfiTStriker. SL.MI'7.*nn *,U.. .7' -CU* P*yne. with 516. ted the to one serie* to Bonnet and Gown, -Clark Payne, with 516. led the to one serie* to Bonnet and Gown, jpared to take bad news “in stride" ’ The fiasco of thc Mussolini'* Hathorne will. prepared to meet all Its responsibili­ match in individual play but hto each game being closely contested; have but one life to lose for my riotjnee, Otto. Genevieve Rld&] 'during the coming year. Fascist legions in Greece which ties. • * That to If you can coax Les to country”? . HUdfed Roush. Bernie Bush. Hazel * Sincerely your*. 1 rentes.- Grinders, dropped a pair of Poitlas had tiie belter of Hastings prompted Hiller to lake a hand In talk. Hehf Hehl/. games to Tool Room i Beauty Studio by a .single game; A. Nathan Hale, who gave hto life, Mosher, Elaine Bauer and Grace Something more than miracle thc Balkans undoubtedly set back Darrel Aldrich's 513 was high In j State Insulation won the first two E. M. Rowcran^ for America, like great numbers Hill, Moat timely cartoon of the week .Will be required to Stale Director. Uie match that hto mates. Office I game* but lost the last to Piston the date ot the German march to one showing two gentlemen with of hto fellow countrymen. We Mrs. John W. Whetstone died Philippines, a heroic delaying ac­ won a brace of game* from Ma- Rlnis and Beta Sigma Phi took a The Barry County Draft Board coat collars closely drawn about are only asked to tend our doi, Monday at a sanitarium at Smyrna eastward by a coupjc of months. I brace of games from Boyca Real tion by the inadequate forces avail­ lars for Defense Bond.* and j where she went Friday for treat­ on the 16th of December, 1941. re­ chines. The weather as well a* valiant the neck and one says to the other 1 Estate. ceived a wire from headquarters re­ Independent League stamp* to defend the liberty for. ment. able to Admiral Thoma* Hart and ' Russian defense action wa* respon­ "I’ll show you my Christmas Uej whteh they died. j Patrons of route 2 presented their questing the greatest number of Bill if you'll show me yours!" Boo ODonnell was way out in Women Score High Game General Douglas MacArthur to sible for stalling Hitler'* armies The local womens Leonard team ’ \ , 1 Q. Where I work there is no pay- .carrier. Burdette Llchty with a available 1-a men for army pre- front ot the Independent bowlersi „ 'about all that we can expect. Rein­ But the good old Christmas tie to — ••• allotment ---------- ---plan -for the ■buy-, handsome Hamilton gold watch. mcdlcal examination. The follow­ Tuesday night when he scored 530i established a new high single team Just short of Moscow. But If. Hit­ roll i much maligned article. forcements or fresh supplies cannot Ing of Defense Savings Bonds1- ---------• ■ — • - • -- - ing day thc Draft Board wired pins to help Car Seal blank Pood; game score In local circles when in ler to able to start another invasion Daniel Bnyder Bechtel. 71. died headquarters that it had 31 availbe sent because the Japanese Man- , Center. Ralph Ross, also ot Car a special nialfh they scored a.big und Stamps How can I get I-.' hL , m Hone towruhin “ , c ‘ a, » u “ rlc « «nas u naa ji nvauI nL at hta Hope township. able mcn Although Tommy ha.* nt limes.' early tn the, spring of 1942., one started? M home * township. 8horUy thereafter an Seals scored high single game 944 game. Their series, too was a date Islands form an effective another Russian winter may notI received one which would have been This depend* on your ^tion. ------------*“ r*5e‘7‘ lh' DrBt; when he bunched, a half dozen commendable grand total of 2544 arpied barrier between Pear) Har- ,descend in time to stop him before! much more pleasing ns tiie inside A. and the kind of organization in | FORTY YEARS AGO | strikes to score a 220 In his final. pins which was exactly 22 pins EARS AGO lining of a mattress—If mattresses, bor and Manila and even in the which you are employed. Gener- ' Jan. 2. 1902 1 ..,7 try of the evening. more than their opponent* who have Inside linings. suoertor’would th^nroM^ DcW111 Brunson and Berk Fair- [ the Draft Board received orders to Philippines there are no bases from j Junior C. of C. lost two games to। were composed of local men keglers. I particularly If Russia is not able to 1 . * * *. . blanked The score: which a battle fleet can operate. ,replace her losses in airplanes and। My friend Steve Johnson, so I ’ superiorwould be the proper Chfi,| left for Mishawaka. Ind..' furnuh 38 men for pre-mcdlcal Medics ^nd Woodland Banner. D. Taliaferro 171-154-135-460 ' hear, has contracted to take the I person to receive your suggestion , Monday where they will enter the examination on January 4th to Bliss League equipment So. Bo. „troU thc aWe onc of thMe that you would like to have a I employ of thr Mishawaka Knit Boot aX! m KatemX on J-nuan V. Shroyer 136-125-212-473 It to probable, too. that much of mechanized ground equipment. Credit for a three game victory although Moscow and Leningrad, days with the lovely Miss Isabel 1 P. Juppstrom 157-157-178-492 voluntary pay-roll allotment1 Co q0 the rich Dutch East Indies territory IsUi. for Shop Office goes to Tom Og ­ in the north, and Rostov and the!Sage. D. Thayer 177-140-208-525 plan introduced Tiie firin'* Levant Levant McIntyre McIntyre to to preparing preparing to toI! • The Board uuca does not have 38 den. bowling anchor for the Ofwill fall to Japan. Even Singapore E. Carpenter 151-142-166-459 bank can supply information' build a fine residence at hto larm avaltable men for m«r be taken U the loro, ol NipoU Held tejlop. W Another d|„^or’a „ h„ Woj. .mu for this call and flee, by virtue of'a fine 553 series about such a plan north and east ol the city thl* year. — pon cannot be delayed sufficiently>,1,c sou,h- m*>' 1,0 successfully de- SOmed out on the correct finger of Chairman Sigler accordingly called Total 837-763-044-2544. Last month was one of the busi­ | Colonel Rosecrans. by long distance. the evening. [fended again during 1942. It is just the correct hand of the charming i Note—To buy Defense Bond.* and en route. Stamps, go to the nearest post est in the history of the Hastings '! ns _possible ___ _ .that k.. _____ one or - -n all of them ------- Miss j Mls*Pattv PattyOsborn O*bom.* and the local Board wa* Instructed The Victorians had a word for it. Keith Xechteitncr presented a 532 office, bank, or saving* and loan postof! lee. During thc month. 734 to forthwith begin its re-classincareries which was instrumental in In describing the apple, an article U. 8. shipping losses by enemy may may fan. fall, In other words, the1 Vem Engel’Is’ involved in the I association: or write to the money orders were paid amounting tlon to meet lhe requirement* of the winning of three games for his In 1849 Mercersburg Review gave Treasurer of the United State*. to 11,949.74 and 208 order* were Is­ I the call foF men. Every effort to be­ surface raider and submarine action' present nr»»m Russian r action seems likely 1 deal. mat&j, Office, al the expense of forth this enthusiastic paragraph. Washington. D. C Also Stamps sued amounting io $1048 97. The ing put forth nil over the nation are Ukely to reach sizeable propor­ .. mu» u. . brr.UUn. .p.U only; | Co„!rllu,,n. "What plumpness of shape! What Engineers. sale of stamp*, postal*, stamped en­ to build armed offorces tion* during the coming year. Al­ not a crushing victory. ... ... up the richness tints!asWhat delicious• • . velopes. etc. amounted to $840 rapidly a* possible because thc match that hto co-workers. Foun- ncss of breath! How much has it George Carpenter ended ready we've had a sample—and a County School . Commissioner foreign situation to much more dif­ dry. dropped two games to Elec- improved on its blossomage! How So. we must be prepared for bad Christmas season with an u,’ext?.e sample only—of what to In store for Ketcham is conducting a sene* of „vu„ ficult and serious than ’ the av-superior to the rose!" trician*. . far two-place baby buggy and has deus. We will have to take such dis­ news on the Russian front as well local patron's and teacher's assocla-; crage citizen realize* elded to award it as a prize to the tlon* at various pointe about lhc| The Barry County Draft Board turbing news in the same splendid as In the Pacific during 1942. Barry county family producing the । "Swing II Soldier" county. । has Jherefore adopted the following first pair of twins during 1942. i spirit which ha* kept England In Christmas was the occasion of at^ncystarring Krn Murray. fighting trim despite a series of ca- • But in the end. the only thing most pleasant gathering at thc ' In addition to all the other' France* Langford. Don Wilson tb It will begin forthwith to re­ tastrophles which would have', I that can defeat us is ourselves. If obvious reasons, the Pearl Harbor| Witli an all-star cast, you meet] home of Mr. and Mrs Hiram Rog-: I we lose spirit and the will to win. classify all 1-b. l»h, and 4-f ,-era of Carlton when the entire completely broken a people of less and Manila incidents have brought the people who own thc voice* you men. Notices of reopening ' family was present for the first 1 we can never pres* to its full, over ­ I added sadness to the heart ot Tom- know so well over the radio in this rugged character. these cases have already been advantage our our ircmeiitremen- my. « • • .! whelming wucunuig auvaiuuge 1 story of nn unknown girl with a time In 15 years. Mr. and Mrs, sent. Roger* and Charles; J . ‘glamorous volte who flashes Into, Theodore All of us must accept the fact' dously superior resources in raw <2» Reconsideration and reclassi­ His favorite light opera used to .stardom alter her* first big Rogers, coming all the way from that tat 1942 will be another “Axis'' materials and productive capacity. fication of all 2-a and 2-b Spokane. Washington, to complete be "The Mikado.. . audition. year. The democracies will be on men. lhe family circle. But now even the catchy tunes] Judging from the reaction to the ■ft the defensive fighting for time— Johnny .Mark Brown in <31 Reclassification of all 3-a Our promise of friend­ and whimsical verso ot Gilbert .tz ] FIFTY YEARS AGO shocking news thus far, the people men who have been reclassi­ Time—TIME! Most of the New Sullivan are completely unable to “Ariion* Cyclone" , Jan. 7. 1892 fied because of recent mar­ ly, dependable service Roaring story of tiie pioneer Year will be absorbed in speeding remove the stigma from that title. riage. The-Army does not at the same One spirit that has char­ freight lines which blazed their way, The suitervisors have made*, the up defense production; in attemp­ question of raising 154.000 by tax I this time recognize recent is good in 1942 as in *’e«h! You bet I heard Chur­ across the wild* of the west. acterized the people of England. ting to get vital war supplies to for a new Jail and court house a marriages as a basis for defer­ chill's speech. We are a more united nation now other years. 'pecini order for this afternoon. * HASTINGS strategic points; in fighting des­ ment and. In the opinion of "One Foot In Heaven" starring And ladies and gentlemen, breth­ Fredrlc March. Martha Scott Hasting* Banner—Circulation Ulis' headquarters, marriages have perate defensive action to prevent than we have been in year*. Politi­ ren and slstren and fellow roughweek. 83 quire*. been postponed for leas reason Tiie story to baaed on the life o« Axis forces from reaching new cal and factional differences will A son and heir put In hl* appear ­ than the defense ot the counbe put to one side until the emer­ a country minister and is essen­ sources of vital war materials. . ance Inst week Tuesday at A. E. gency has passed. Tommy, from the depths of his tially a true story. The author Kenaston's. <4> Reclassification of all 3-a profound profundity, predicts that based it on the life ot hl* own fath­ Russia has performed brilliantly Washington K. Ferris was found' ., men whose wives work Head­ er. an American family , »ith its Who to to blame for the manner never again in the lifetime of any ­ in hurling back the Nazi divisions ' dead In bed Tuesday morning, hav­ quarters takes the position one now living will such a speech be problems, pathos and joy. ing died during the night with heart I from the very gates of Moscow and In which we have been "caught that it will avail the regis­ heard. *horl?" Most of u» can probably disease. trant, nothing for his wife to Deanna Durbin In Leningrad. The Red Army bu sur­ Frank Kelley died suddenly Sun ­ look in a mirror and find a portion quit working because the pur­ When he came cross with that "It Started with Eve" with prised the world with Ila higlj day at the home of his mother in I pose of doing so L* self-evl-1 phrase: "What kind of people do Robert Cummings. Chas, laiughlon morale in the face of adversity. of the answer. ,Irving. dent. they think we are? Is it possible •„ •. : Mr. and Mrs. Ira Van Valkcnburg Military expert* the world over pre­ <5> Reclassification of single 3-a! Think back ten years—even four that they do not realize that we pt.llns momenu the ne» , cauomu dicted that the Soviet forces could or five! At that Ume would you shall never cease to persevere • men who have been reclassl- । *"•”u,,y "“te fled because of dependency of i Hand up only a few weeks under have considered It sensible to spend against them until they have beenlBfeing multi-millionaire, on taught a lesson which they^mid the [ df.nthbed Hu Ust rcquc!ll u tllut parents, brother*, sisters, etc.. the punishing impact of Hitler's twenty billion dollars or so for in­ world never forget?"—Tommy felt he meet the socialite to whom 'his The local Draft Bourd will pro-1 ' mechanized legions. Yet early creasing our production of war ma­ hke Jumping right into the radio, son to engaged. cced with all reasonable diligence! winter finds Russia on the offensive terial*; for making "Gibraltar*" out and shouting. "Old boy. you rang to complete the classification In ac- [ AT TIIE BARKY in almost every section of a 1500- of Manila. Guam. Wake and Mid­ the bell that time." cordance with the above policy as “Three Cockeyed Sailors" mlle front. [ rapldjy ns |x»slble in order to be1 way; for Increasing the production starring Tommy Trindter, Pic Hon I able to take care of the added bur-1 of war plane* from a few hundred Claude Hulbert Yet it would be folly to predict Louise A. Kent—Mrs Appleyard's den and responsibility arising from to many thousand per year? Of Three Goofy gobs go berserk al Year that the Nazi striking power has | registration under the new larj , The Hasting* Hi-Y Club is plan-’ course the answer to "No!" We sea, with a comedy blowoff such a* Norma Pattarson — Love Is Forcovering all men between the agns been crushed or aven seriously im­ ning a high school party for New would probably have instituted im­ Year’s Eve at the Episcopal Parish ha* never been seen before. ever. of 20 and 44. The present 28 year' paired. Without attempting to de­ Charles Alden Seltzer—So Long, age limit lias been done away with peachment proceeding against any* House. Thc evening ot fun L* Tim Holl In “Bandit Trail," tract from the accomplishments of Sucker. “J *" and classifications ... in 1-h are to be■ representative or senator who would scheduled to begin at nine oclock Dealing with the exploits of a Ute Red Army to date. It to more Phyllis Bottome—London Pride. ignored and will remain so until, have voted for such expenditures. aiyt will continue until lhe new young Westerner who redeems him­ headquarters announces an age' Nevll Shute—Pied Piper. than probable that the armies of year ha* been ushered in. self ugahut hcavv odds after In ­ We thought of the army, navy and Booth Tarkington—The Fighting limit under the new law. Music for the party will be pro­ Hitler are retiring to winter quar­ air force as mere extravagances— vided by recordings, and there will voluntarily beginning a life of Littles. ter according to pre-arranged plan crime. Mary O'Hara—My Friend Flicka. OVER TWENTY-TWO . after all, who did we want to fight be some time given over to musical, and not in wild disorder, as some Lin Yutang—A Leaf In the Storm. HUNDRED ATTEND HASTINGS. MICH. and what lands did wc intend to game* Admission will be 17 cent* I "The Gay Falcon” .Mary' Ellen Chase—Windswept, j optimistic press releases from Rus­ The Uhrtatma* show* for the । with tax. . starring George Sander*. invade?' Alice Lent Covert—Fighting Par­ ydungster* of Barry county were Among those planning thc patty I Wendy Barrie. Allen Jenkin, sia would have us believe. •« ■>»> Kra>™. HI V nreUdenl.l A„ ,hb w..„, son. field on Monday. Dec. 22. as an*| The “brass hats" at Pearl Harbor Sue MzcVelgh. The Corpse and nounced and did the kids enjoy the. No general retreat can be accom­ J.c, W«n.r commute ehUniun. | ,he p„Uoa, o! tlhsThroc Ex-Husbandi aren't the only ones who havq J”" I!4-. - o.rrhon KenneU. treat* Bhow* were held al the dHrcllon »|» llnd., himplished without loss of considerable RcV Stout—Alphabet HickX. titrand and at the Barry and then I ,„volved wlih » ur>h<«r material. One American correspon­ been asleep at" the switch during Uiw. C«d Odnuod. leader ol lhe John Oxenham — The Hidden the youngsters went to the I O. O ’ , , , I bery and murder ring as well as dent who visited the front near the past decade. We’ve all been Hl-Y club. Years. P. hall where they were given a! slumbering. A large number of the youth of * ‘ th thrte charming women Moscow told of seeing more than Non-Fiction treat by the Odd Fellows, assisted ] Hastings enjoyed a dance party al | who’s laughing" 1500 pieces of motorized equipment Irving D. Tressler — Readers Di­ by several ol the Junior Chamber, Anyway, why not leave the past the I. O- O. F. Hall on Saturday ] bUrring Fibber McGee ot Commerce members, that organi-' gest Very Little. including tanks, trucks, armored to itself. Only history can say who evening. sponsored ind Molly. Edger Bergen evening The affair was sponsored ration also assisting financially ' Burn* Mantle, ed — The Best can and automobiles that had been was right and who wrong. We've *by the Y. M M. C- A. and Youth ’*’ ** ’" v .with Charite McCarthy and Plays of 1940-1941 About 2000 bag* of candy had left behind in one small sector a job to do for the immediate fu­ Council. . Louis Adamic—Two Way Passage. been prepared by the Odd Fellows Lucille Ball this to u return en­ Decorations were in line with the gagement of. radio's four most fun alone. Fifteen hundred motor ve­ ture which to worthy of our entire but it was necessary to fix 250 Richard Upjoun Light—Focus on Christmas season. Two trees were stars on the screen in one big laugh Africa. more to care tor the crowds that hicles ot almost any sort would energy. brightly colored and served as a show It tells what happens when Jean Barnes. Librarian. came. Ticket* of admission were i make an Impressive sight If assem­ background for Well* Hathaway a famous radio star, flying away on sent to the school* of the county ' So when wc say "Happy New bled together. However, in properlyand hl* orchestra. Evergreens were a vacation trip to avoid business POLICE REPORT as usual, the teachers cooperating j evaluating such losses it I* well to Year" we also mean "let’s keep placed at other point* in the room. worries, accidentally becomes In­ The police report for Hie two In distributing them to the children ] The dance party wav the second volved in the business woe* of a keep-In mind tZe fact that a single our chin* up and our spirit* high Each year the number taking ad-1 weeks ending Friday night showed In a series of parties made jx>sno matter what unpleasant news small town couple. that two traffic tickets had been vantage of these free shows and' German Panzer division to equipped slble by the Y. M. C A. and Youth issued. 30 operators license* Issued. Christmas treats increases, demon-! with about 5.000 pieces of motorized 1942 may bring." Council. The planning is conducted BY HOOK OR CROOK 20 miscellaneous complaints Investi­ stealing the interest of Hie chll- j by a committee of local youth. equipment and there arc many such gated found un- dren. and It to Indeed a fine thing ■ Tn medieval Umes. the poor peo- K» ‘ed Ten doors were I^,.,„ The disappearance of the running Those boys and girls interested in fbr Mr. Branch and the other or- I division* in action on the Russian board from the motorcar gives ruse helping with the parties should get plc living on English and Irish locked by the night police manors were allowed by tew to cut | The annual report of the depart- ganizailons to continue year after I front and in reserve behind the to a problem: On what does the in touch with Lyn Lewis, Y. M. C. for fuel, all dead branches from a i ntenl for the year showed that 490 year. line*. So. the 1500 vehicles de­ speed cop deposit a foot heavily A- Secretary. tree by means ol a bill hook, and to miscellaneous complaints had been scribed by the American correspon­ 34 arar­ TO PROCLAIM FROM pull down with a crook those limbs received and investigated, 24 while asking directions to the fire? BATIti FACTORY ANSWER? dent represented only about 30 |>cr which were above their reach. From _i rests “‘-----and -----------convictions — for disorderly THE HOUSETOPS An elderly man approached one cent of tiie striking power of a Originally the expression was to । Mra. Typical Customer, of La ot the attendants tn a traveling this ancient law came the phrase. conduct, 243 traffic tickets issued. "By hook or crook." meaning to get 103 door* in the business district "proclaim on the housetops. ' and I single division—not q staggering Crosse, Wisconsin, was a welcome menagerie. something by one means or another. found unlocked by the night police. referred to an ancient Jewish cm-' loss, nor even a surprising Iom in visitor here last week- She spent "Can you tell me what the hump tom A Dr. Jahn explained this cut-, view of a retiring action carried out more than her budget allowed, thus on the camel’s back to tor?" he A doting aunt and uncle werb lion for cruelly to animals. Six tom oi the ancient Jews when he i Asked, politely. taking a very small but very lively hi adverse winter weather. remarked that they, "ascended their, proving her right to the title. "Well, It’s pretty useful, sir. The boy for a walk. They kept him Ing while intoxicated, throe arrest* roof* to announce 'anything to the! old cgqiel wouldn't be much um between them in order to protect and two conviction* for breaking , multitude, to pray to God. and to1 Germany j taxied the Eastern An eastern antlnotoc group buna without it, you know." him .against any danger. and entering, three bicycles were perform sacrifices.” Therefore when campaign with considerable advan- applauec at it* banquet. Nothing to "But why not?” "Hullo. Bobby! ' an acquaintance reported .rpui.ru a* stolen owicii and nuu two were anyone maxes make* soiucining something anown known io to; taga over Russia in productive ca­ HASTINGS “Why not!" exclaimed the keepcr hailed the UtUc fellow. "I* that recovered, one arrest and convio- everybody, lie to now said to have1 to mar the zolcmn sUllneu except lamity. Tlw owlets to date have fn .surprise. "Well, you don't sup­ your daddy and mamma?" lion for fraud, two arrest.* and cOR- proclaimed ' ' ' It " from ‘ the 'housetops. I the creak in the toastmaster's pose people would pay sixpence "No." reported Bobby, "they're vtctlons for using improper auto­ Icat considerable in resource* and anecdote. to see 'Im if '• 'adn’t got an ’ump?" my ccnvoyal” mobile plate*. BANNER WANT ADVIL PAY Editorials manufacturing plants while Ger­ many. in spile of the Russian “scorched earth" policy haa prob­ ably registered some slight gain. 'Round About Town A Quotation Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday RECLASSIFICATION OF DRAFTEES IT ....J DEFENSE /I,. ’ BOND \/uiz The Theaters GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR Moynahan & Faul, Inc. New Books in the Public Library Y.M.C.A. News THANKS for your patronage during the year and we extend to you our best wishes for a most Happy New Year. TAYLORS SHOE STORE Pieose accept our sincere apprecia­ tion of your good will during 1941 and our wishes for a happy New Year. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �TB1 HA1TIN0B BANNIB, TWUB8DAT, JANUARY 1, 1848 the Interest, of Hasting* lets than 18c on each pwUd next year? Wa hop* It may 8100 each year, tor the three years. ; John Hewitt of Lansing. George ------- ----------- --j on a 81.000 as- erou* donor of *5 000. who Is also .1 Scott of Quimby and Mr. and Mn. ------------- — than |140 a’year; on; thc pre»ldent, manager and largest 11 Russell Hewitt ot East 8L Louis. i The 1042 Farm Defense Program (Continued from page i. See. 1) ,a " |)500 ***' assessment. * 4ess than 42.70 stockholder of lhe company which :iin I a year; and on a 82.000 assessment. gave the land, can see the park be­ and "Food Per Freedom" drive from that, the ground la not flat,1 AND low than 83 60 a year for each of come what he hoped It would bo^were brought about aa emergency I it la rolling and will lend Itaelf;1 the three years. Surely that could | a. public . benefit, a playground, a act* of National defame on account beautifully to a fine type of land- not be burdensome. What citizen fine... place for family and group orated for their dinner and social I scaping. j would not be glad.Tp-give that ; gathering*— while be la living. gathering on Christmas. On the I The question Is. "Do the people buffet was a reproduction of lhe reaching Important value which ex-'. of Hasting* want such a place?" Dr. and Mrs. George Lockwood "Little Town of Bethlehem" and in Und* far beyond the war period . If they do, now 1* the lime to let entertained a small group of another room was depicted the into pest-war adjustment* and the city council know what they friends Friday night complimentary manger, lhe Three Wise Men. Jo­ peace. Till* Idea 1* from our county , think. Our mayor <nd aidermen to Mr. and Mis Burr Van HouUn seph and Mary and the Christ AAA Chairman. Glenn Wotring.' ■ are always responsive to the wlshc* of Rocky River. Ohio. Moving pic­ Child Colored lights, cancdes. who lead* the "Food for Freedom"1 of lhe people of Hastings. We ture* In which lhe guesU figured Christmas greens and bells were drive in this county. i know they will be In this case. were enjoyed and a midnight lunch also effectively arranged. Quests The definite aims of the AAA! If there is any benefit in having followedwere Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ed­ food production goals arc to helpj 1; outdoor games of shuffleboard, ten­ monds and their son and daugh­ feed Britain and also meet In-'1 nl*. quoit*, lawn bowling, croquet, Mr. and Mr*. Roy Davis of White ter' of Detroit. Str. Clark's father creased consumer demand In this1 etc., available for several montiu ffom Richland and Mrs. Emma 3 country. . > | during the spring, summer and Friday night at a dinner given bJK Evans and Mrs. Ida F. McCoy of i early fall, why not secure these Mr. and Mrs. C. 3 Potu at-thclr Hustings. .' tor more wheal and cotton from1 benefits In 1842? When the v»cahome nn H. Park St.'covers being I our farms. Tiie farmers in other' lion period arrives, many families laid for twelve./' Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ashalter en­ laud* were also urged to do lhe ।w_ tertained their "500" club qh Sat­ same and as a result there has been j iakM would have real out of door Mnr-Philip Mitchell entertained urday evening. Mrs. Boyd Clark a surplus of these crops ever since, enjoyment In Tyden Park. When with a dessert bridge Saturday, and Mrs. Gamer Hampton held the This war we face.* different sit- made what It can be and shouk covers being laid for twelve. High winning scores for the women and uatlon entirely. Farmers ore asked j be tt Will become a fine asset fo scores Were turned In by Mr*. Nell Boyd Clark and J. W. Hewitt for to ral*e less wheal and less cotton Hastings. Why not have the beneAdair, Miss Rcxlne Downing and lhe men. and urged to produce more vege- • f|!fl ot iuch a place for all the peoMiss Jocelyn B-orulde. Mrs. Tom tables, more milk, eggs, and live-. ple ol justing* In 1842 Instead ol Fifteen young women, who ore stock products. Stebbins of Grand Rapid* was | un yeara from aow7 employed in the E. W. Bits* Co. ofamong the guests present. The southern farmer for year*; Naturally, the question arises flee, were entertained at dinner grew only cotton without ever -what W1U n cost?" on eacl Honoring Dr. Frank Carrothers Monday evening of last week at lhe thinking of health. Important food' jiqq of assessable property tn Hasbirthday Friday night, Mrs. Car- pome of Mrs Haney, south of Haa- crops such as even a garden. I tlll8s wquW pay the entire coat, k rothera entertained with a family । ting*. Later they returned to thc In the west the farmers thoughts [ thCM days lnterest rate* are ver parly, those present from away be- home of Mrs. Keith Chase where were onlv-of wheat, and hv would! low. The htgh credit which Hasing Mr. and Mrs Rupert Carroth- gift* were exchanged and a social go to the store to buy hU food. llngs enjoy, would make lhe in ers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carrothers time enjoyed. '—J This one crop system is the result tereat so *mall as not to be at a) and Mr. and Mr*. James Gilmer, of of soil depletion and human de- burdensome Spreading the entlr< on Friday afternoon, lhe music plctlon to the extent that we find cost principal and Interest, ove Grand Rapids. pupils of Mrs. John Chamberlain one crou crop farm families badlv badly in |n II.three ...... years would mean, includln Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Osborn and their mothers, were guests at need of nourishment. entertained with u buffet lunch a Christmas party at the home of Nutrition authorities say tint In Sunday night at their home on W. , Marjory .___________________________ and Kathleen Blough. order for America to be properly Walnut St. twelve guests bclntf daughter* of Mr. and Mrs Vernor fed. she should eat iwice as many present to enjoy the evening. Ver- BloOgh. Nineteen pupils and ten green vegetables and fruit. 70 per non Engle, who is home from Camp mothers were present. Each slu- cent more tomatoes and citrus Ltvlngston, La., on a 18-day fur- dent played a piano number fol- fruits. 35 percent more eggs. 15 per lough, was among the guests pres- lowed with games and refreshmenu, cent more butter, and 20 percent ent. I • • • ’ . • • ■ ! For quite a number of years It more milk Farm woman will be.called on to A pleasant event of holiday week 1 ha* been the cuilom of a group of was lhe supper given Sunday night girls who went through High school1 make great sacrifices such as long hours, harder work, more work and by Mr and Mrs. Roy Cordes and together to meet for a breakfast different work. Due to our labor -Mr. and Mrs. Clayton BrandstetUr and exchange of gifts on Chrlstshortage on the farms, our women at the Utter's home on W. Green mas morning. street, covers being laid for seven-' Thl* year they met with MLss la­ and children will have to especially help In the raising of livestock and teen. Mr and Mrs. A. L. Brown ot' abel Sage, home from Lansing for gardens In our "Food for Freedom”! Grand Rapids were present from a few days. The table didn't bear . the usual Christmas colors but a, drive. m white wn.tr enrv-­ Warren Bolton, AAA Farmer lovely arrangement of -n ’lhrmJmiT ’T eor« J t£d chry with Fieldwoman, for Barry County, yill I Mrs. Lawrence Herrick was host­ santhemums. t ----------- rr **"* —***■ be glad to give any information or “n. 2 “JJ? ess to her Bridge Club on Tuesday ifOr°Natlonal DcTerne"* Dro* of lam week. The table was at­ These served for the interesting tractively decorated for Christmas announcement of the engagement[ Food for National Defenae pro­ with Individual Santa Clause* mark­ of Miss Sage and Stephen John- j *ram,, T ing lhe places of thc members and son.son ton, ooii v* of w*. *nd Mrs. Aben , SUFFERED A STROKE guest. Mrs. David French. Honora at Johnson. A sparkler on lhe prop-1 ‘ ‘ Kim Sigler has received word bridge were won by Mrs. Ray Fin­ er finger of the proper hand of [nBl nui Invncr wno uv„ nc,r that his father, who lives near j nic and Mrs. David Goodyear. the hostess, also gave additional omhenberj. Gothenbers. Neb Neb. has has suffered suffered a a 1' Mis* Patty Tyler was hostess al evidence of lhe news. No dale has. Btroke. Mr Sigler. Sr., ha* visitas yet. been set for the marriage. thl> clly ^^1 times and has I a holiday party Friday at the Freer home on S. Michigan Ave. The Present were Mrs. Frances Sage many friends here who hope for his Bauer. East Lansing; Mrs. Marcia Bpeedy recovery. group of eight went caroling, then Ironside Bennert. Detroit; Mrs. ,peeuy rTC0Tery' returned to the house for games. Betty Ziegler. Mrs. Hazel Johnson. Present were Madeline Sigler. Flor­ Miss Audra Densmore, Mias Leone | ence French. JoAnn Flnnle. June Leonard and MBs Dorothy Roush. Haynes. Lorraine Schantz. Donna Bachelder and Charleen Cappon. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Bolton en, tertained with a birthday party The home of Mr. and Mrs. Max honoring the 21st birthday of their Leach. 8.Ason. Benton, has been thO| Saturday eve-------Robert L. Abbey. --------- 725 rennn of -many festive occasion* this ymmg holiday season. Christmas decora- wefe prcsenl from Lansing. Char­ lion.* were used In the living room loUe pot^^ne and Hastings after and dining room. Dec 13 the etn- alUndlng the dancc at lhe odd ployces end their wives of lhe Has- ' Uow.5 Bhall tings City Bank were entertained | ’ , , , at a bingo party following a 7. red CROSS FEEDS o'clock Christnufs dinner at the Kcl- 15.000 15,000''VOLUNTEERS volunteers ley farm. Moro than 15.000 men. waiting Christmas day Mr. Leach's rela­ patiently In long lines outside mili­ tives were entertained at a Christ­ tary recruiting stations throughout mas dinner and tree. Local guests New York City have been fed re­ were Mrs Addie Leach. Mr. und freshing snacks by the ---- --------------disaster Mrs J. M Leach. Mr. and Mrs. Gay ( canteen corps of thc New York Norton. Marjorie and Lucille. Mrs. I r»--nter ot thc American Red Libbie Fuller and Dr. A. M. Leach Cross. of Lansing ueneral Robert C. Davis. execu­ The weekend following Christmas tive director of thc chapter, organ­ day. they entertained Mrs. Leach's ized 150 women volunteers to dis­ relatives al a dinner and tree. tribute lhe food. Within a 24-hour Guests were Mr. and Mrs I. Jay period. 14.000 sandwiches. 20,000 Horton and Howard Horton of buns and 600 gallons of coffee were Manton. and Jack Campbell <Mr*. distributed to the recruits. Leach's grandfather 1 of Fife Lake. C. B. H 0 D C E S It can safely bo stated that the Hastings On Christmas Eve 24 friends were last sacrifice to be made for na­ guests of Mr. and M™. Lawrence tional defense will be politics. Herrick for a buffet lunch al their home, prior to attending lhe mid­ night aervioe at Em manual church. Coffee was poured by Mrs. Joseph Tredinnick. WHY NOT COMPLETE TYDEN PARK IN'42! EHH SOCIAL EVENTS CLUB NEWS L«........................... ...nt Drastic Reductions In many group* of marchandi**-Coat*, Dresses, Robo*, Underwaor, Swoaton, Blanket*, Towol*, Etc. Save money by visiting our talo. Too many item* to li*t them all. Como Fri. and Sat., Jan. 2, 3. Frandsenfs "Exclusive But Not Expensive” HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2504 We pledge ourselves to this cause A Statement by The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company We make thi« pledge publicly to our national government and to the people of the United States. That we will cooperate unhesitatingly in every effort of authorized govern­ ment agencies to prevent unwarranted rises in prices of foods. IRS* That we will continue our efforts to reduce the spread between prices paid to the grower and prices charged to the consumers. That to this end we will continue to do everything in our power to assist the farmers and growers of America in the orderly marketing of their product* at the fairest possible prices to them. That we will make every effort to hold our inventories at the lowest point conrigtent with good service to our customers because hoarding, whether by whole­ salers. retailers, or consumers, will cause higher prices. We Wish You Th* BEST IN 1942 David Steinke celebrated his 8th birthday. Saturday afternoon at the home of his mother, Mrs. Ger-1 aid Steinke on W. Grand St. with a party in which wven young lads of Ills owrt age participated and en­ joyed a fine time with games and sports. Mr. and Mrs Gay Norton enter­ tained-the Night Hawk Club Satur­ day evening. Dec. 27, with a 7 o’clock dinner. Eleven games of card* were played, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Shute receiving first prize* land Mrs. Cha*. Freer and George Hillman the cotyolatioh.-Plans were made for the next party al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preiton Jan. 10. Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler en­ tertained a Rroup of seven cousins on Sunday. Dec. 21, for their an­ nual party. MBs Emma Chandler, a bride of Dec. 28, wag honor guest and was presented with a gift com­ plimentary to her approaching marriage. We wish for you and yours a full measure of life’s best things in the year to come, and hope Mr. and Mn. J. W. Hiwitl were That we will make every effort to continue to sell food at retail at the lowest gross margin of profit in the history of the retail grocery business Today we are providing food for our customers at the lowest gross profit rate in the history of the' retail grocery business. This means that we have achieved efficiencies in the distribution of food never before attained. More of your food dollar goes for food and less for <oyejhead expenses than ever before. No other great retail business in the United States in any field is operated with such a low cost of distribution. thot every success, ev­ ery joy be yours. Henry's Market No one in the food business can control the wholesale price of food. Only the government of the United States has power to do this, and for the protection of our people this power in the government is now a necessary power. Today, with the nation at war, we believe that no private interest has any rights in conflict with the general public interest ATTENTION-Now is the time to buy ap­ proved business income tax record books Place* were laid for ten at Die family dinner al the home of Mr*, j. E. McElwain on Christmas day. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DePlanta ol Grand Rapids. Honoring the recent marriage of Mr. and Mra. Garrett Isham, her parents. Mr and Mrs. C. F. Fin­ strom. entertained at a family din­ ner on Sunday. Deo. 21 Gue*u from out of town were Charles and Jack Bowman of Bay City. Mr. and Mr*. I»ham have rented an apartment al the corner of 8 Michigan and £. Walnut 81- That we will endeavor to continue to pay our employees the highest wages and to give them the best working conditions in the grocery business generally. •asipmat LEE OFFICE SUPPLY "The Bosiaeumsn's Department Store" 144 X. SUU St Phone 2747 Hasting* The armed forces of the United States are today receiviag more and better food than ever before in our national history. It is equally important that all of our people working and living behind the lines, men, women and children, shall be better fed and better nourished than ever before in our national history �THF HARTINGS BANNFR, THURSDAY. JANUARY 1. 1»U (Equrrh Nema wlU continue J the evangelist. He not only him a | ting the Grand St, U. B. Church at throughout this week and next wflh । r*al message but he Is unique in ‘ the disposal of the community, services ea-h eventne at 7-45 A manner of delivery and Uteres that those who desire may find a lively aong service in charge of Ro- ”^5 “ duH .moment in the service, quiet place for prayer and fellowbert Conley of Bellaire precedes the crowds are increasing each ship with God through the grace evangelistic message Mr Crniley I” *? w,‘h P~P>* .<®ming from ut the Lord Jesus. At 7:30 p. m. also 'brings special meauigea in I *’rlou’ p.lac'‘A U,?U dSJ1?''11',',8’' ,ur ,he r**uUr pr,>fr *er»,cr win song at each service He is a sing-1 ,!*e Rev. Chrispell and . the day. er that all wlU enjoy Itotentagto | *L'oC^h “T’’’1*2?tov' Ju" *,h , and his songs are a blessing to welcome to everyone to al-1 7:30 p. m. Long service, sermon those who hear them. tend everv remaining service. ; "God's Everlasting Covenant with REVIVAL IN PROGRESS AT WESLEYAN CHURCH !aKeoneHonheJflriMt*preachera*hi Revival services which began Bunday morning at the Wesleyan the North Michigan Conference, to 765 as? ES ■ S It is our sincere hope that 1942 will bring to you o full measure of happi­ ness, health and prosperity. And may our friendship grow throughout the edming year. HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE fl = — | tfWWWirtrUFUftfWVUr j E Madison Street, for pot tuck din- THREE CORNERS ner. • Mr. and Mrs. Clair D. Yeiter were Hastings Maccabee Tent Hive will numbered among lhe guesta enter- ‘g hold ita installation of officeni on talned last Tuesday evening al the The'-following babies were bom j w j Thursday evening, Jah. 8. There home of Mr. and Mrs. E- D. Yeiter of Lowell, the happy occasion hon­ al the hospital during the past al*° ** initiation and every oring tiie latter's fiftieth wedding week: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle' Maocabee b urged t0 atUnd. anniversary. F. Kurr. 531 N. Hanover St., on Dec. Junior Coleman. Mr. Carpenter uonn moot, uurr veeiu. uec. I hospital meets on Thursday, Jan. and a friend all from Grand Rap­ 231 u son to Mr. and Mrs. Horace ; with Mra. Otto Isenhath. Assistant ids enjoyed a day's hunting al tho PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Monday 7:30 p. m. Official Board Wiley. 502 8. Washington. Dec. 24;, The MRo-Crwey Horae Literary I hostesses are Mrs. Myrtle Blakney home of the former’s unde and a mmi to Mr. and Mrs. Harold c,a^ wlu h* entertainedby Mrs.1 «nd Mrs- Leon Doster. Dessert will aunt. Mr. and Mrf->Edw. Walters, At the Sunday morning worship meeting at pastor's study. Smith, Delton. Routi* 3. Dec, 26; L*slle‘ Snlffen and Mrs. Hubert be served at two o'clojck, followed Saturday. Ule jiastor will tell about CountThursday 7.30 prayer service. a son to Mr. and Mrs. H. Vern ' Petlengill at the home ofthe for-1 with sewing. Members are urged to 'ing Your Chickens " and will EMMANUEL EFISC OPAL Mr und Mrs. Clarence L. Sisson, Nell. Hastings. Route 2. Dec. 27 mer on Thursday, Jan. 8. Roll call i attend. MIm Betty and Paul were included preach on the theme. "PosseMlng -------Georg. Dykehouse of R>rt Custer L ld ,o *dd > ---------------- -----------------------among the Christmas dinner guests the Land." Keith Lancaster will is improving from Injuries sus-> ‘°„My "ome Tt'c “uwt M*«ker CARLTON CElttnt lhe annual parish meeting of Mrs. Wm. Und and son Russell sing, as an offertory solo. "Friend luined In an automobile accident ’W|U •* Wynn Crum who wUI &pe*k A «ood “““T attended the school be held on Tuesday. Jan. >3. of Woodland of Man" by EVarto Pattenu wh„ "MlxlPrn Trends In Interior program held at the Methodist Mrs. Royal Fisher and daughter. Stamp books for the new attend' Pallcnte, who have undergone | Decorating." church Tuesday evening. Il was . uihjui nualur ....... .. mMUn< ... , , , , ,, ■ Note Kay and Mrs. Irene Wilkes of opciuuuiis *nrt once contest will be used fur tiie major nn#ratlnii» operation, and «r* are »hnwlr'» showing ; ttnlulal of... the ... w _ 8. 1 much enjoyed by all. From Jan. Sth 1942 1o Jan. 9th improvement are M». hik» Lake Odessa visited lhe latter's first time under lhe direction of of the Methodut church will James Carpenter, who ha* been Route Elmer Ray­ be 8. Beverly Bradford and Tom Dolan. ’ inclusive we shall hold cottage I Vermontville. ------ ZT",A" ”11* 1. E>«n« r R«>held al the home of Mrs. Lin-। In California for several months, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and - --- 2. - George — --------- Mrs N. Ellsworth Fender. Monday. The Presbyterian Guild will meet lira ver meetings. places will be an-1 ner. Route Martin. — Nashroln Buih w^m^day afternoon returned home Monday night. Ml. All«n MjDoo.14 j,„ , i Mr. Leo Hammond and at lhe church Wednesday evening. nouneed later. Mr. and Mrs Marion Clem and - and - - - - Mrs. - - — — --January 7th Mrs Lynn Lewis and GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH «' cmcuin.u. O. It \ .A. T»r„l«i«l I-*-' aardtn f.mU, AltM lhe UlUt'. .taler uid CllarIe’ Carf’P-1 club .111 rue.I at u,e home or Mr,, family east of Lansing Bunday of Innd Mr- “nd Mr*- J»mei F. Ham­ Miss Jacqueline Bachman will nsSubject for Sunday morning. Tiie rist the hoslcM committee. mond and daughter, Natalie Lou oeii, . nnukiviiie. I_eOn Dunning, Thursday afternoon. I last week Dav of the Lord " The Presbyterian Woman's Mis­ Alice and Ruth Beck of W. M. O. loca1' Christmas dinner Medical patients are Car! Cook.! Jan. 8. Roll call 'Something 1 ------------------------------------The voting menibers will meet sionary society will hold a 1:30 des­ tbout the Logan. West Virginia. Mrs. Charles'Have Learned About the Care Care of «>f E. E. spent spent their their ChrUtmas Christmas vacation vacation | jurats of Mr and Mrs. Claude A. sert meeting at the home of Mrs. wm »«h ihelr pwenu. Mr *.rd ’“'J1 Ti.e proinm proaram will “ *" ”'* Mr- [ ''*m™na •"?. Plants.-' The Sunday school stuff meeting Fri­ Marvin. Clarksville. Mrs. Glen House Plants." vmioru Dolan. Clifford rxnan. 429 S. s. Park rarK S'. o: ., day, January 9th. 7 30 P M, al Mowry.’Hastings. Route 1. and Miss be m charge of .. . Bt»h' . v land Mr. and Mrs. James F. HamMrs. .. Lincoln E j J. geek. Beck. J Rev. Love preached a fine ser- ' mond Saturday. Thursday. January B. 1942. Mrs. W Elizabeth McDonald. Hastings, and Mie. Caroline Solomon The o. BrMford .III randucl ll>. <k- „„ „. s „„. ail( . mon Sunday, for the last sermon Mr. nnd Mrs. Izster D. Yeiter ’ subject _.‘J i; will "2 1be ----Riv. Trinkleln has declined the! Route X. "Gloxlnlks of lhe year, on the hope and faith | and son Philip of Kalamazoo spent - - . , caw iv vrw.' L«hn.» uu-uiriun Churelk viiurvu. st.i ei. I Mrs. Frank Barry. Hastings, African VloleU." . the Christians tn this land of ours Christmas day with hto parents. review the mUsion study book Punl Rou!, , b ncwtlni lrom » minor ' , — hould have in the year to come, Mr. and Mrs. Clair D. Yeiter. A special meeting nt the trustees ------— loperation Goodwill with its tremendous tasks and anxMr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Robinson had and elders of tiie Presbyterian DOWLIN.G-BANFIELD . . . . Tire nnadwin mmmtmirv church was held nt the church METHODIST CHURCHES i Contr budoiw to the ho>Ph*l n Ung will be held Saturday evenins*' ieties ns guests for Chrlatmas. Mr. and Tuesday Sunday morning worship them'-:! <» clinic ,, p,,. Ull, ,,„v ”7? J*®*; wa ,ncJude ...L.uue. l>u v.iuiv sheets. •’ The Bible Study class will meet Mrs. Richard Cook and Johnny of I UOUJ) evening. csviiuif. December IW’I UIIAI 30. JV. l! SnhhrtThv lli s.iunl., ntahl. J.n 3. whh MUdrrd Durend end Mr end Mn. Lnlrr "Our Pleasing Pagans.'' GRAND STREET bJ «"•: uw™ Ureter anil Bnbhr. Ural. 7.30 P M Methodist Youth Fcl- I OUMMh. U; M lmd.de is ).n I U. B. CHURCH lowsliip at Dowling. ! IniKJrran OlUld No 12 Mr . Ilin "'*“™ ~lah J'" '“"T. ° irn.lnrd Chrtaimaa the with a „n wm Mn. Brlh J Cook end Thursday, January 1st. 1942 this ard rro.1. chairman; dnonUoru Slhir Mr "nd M'" 1 »nul,T J“" Uiutok. »ho are church will be Open all day to any HASTINGS METHODIST lor iron by Mn K. Cook; apple., for trays Mrs R. apples | ■-Muar,u « Kalamarw naiumazoo Coline college, -own, chriwlma, day with lhe lai-: -orndm. iron, Chrkimea onul New one who might wish to slop m for CIRC UIT donated by Ihr the Hinman \ro-'1 EWOnr Everyone come come-we —e pmn.be promise a ,ood good „,.,4,^Mer. Mr. and Mn. Omen- j r a few moments of prayer. PreslMid-week services at the parson­ were donelrd eery. Mr> Pauline Bliw and HasP^trum-Se cretary M ary Dunn, dent Roosevelt has sft aside this nite will begin on Wednesday eveHeld or Haallna, Mane and Le Hoe or Cleveland. O. lings chapter No. 7. o E. S. ‘ •nvrron Ha°h< ol !hla ekinlly and homp ,Qr u.? holiday, and Mr day os u day of prayer, and calls »hig. January Cloverdale will begin a sstudy of the book ol Plank will come lor New Tear', his countrytnen countrymen to bow in will all of hla P. T. A. will hold their meeting MU June Bernal. »<"’>»' CONVALESCENT W(U) „|m humble penitence for past failure-. James. We hope you will meet with I this Friday at the town hall. Pot pon are beln, marrkwl musun-; whe„ t„,y ?I!!rrh'111 Mr and Mn Floyd Wallen and und shortcoming.*. and to ask God us. luck supper All of our people arc invited to Ckllcm Mix Millie McDonald n,"“l for strength, courage and guidance Evangelical L. A. S. will meet at .X bnt wlhiUnMO. attend the Watch Night service at Monaay Ware turn Fln,lem 0 . | , h , Mr ,„ 4 Mn. Ed. Pen ­ for the tasks that Hr ahead of all afternoon and evening of Christ­ Hons . the Quimby church on New Year's ? . » OdiK'H | nvta lor ihrtr «•« medn,. of us. mas there and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Mnrlow en­ ----- I------For the above reason we ore put- Eve beginning at 8 P M. There will Jessie Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Don; tertained their family Christmas Walters. Donna and Alyce of Bat­ be games, entertainment, refresh­ McDonald, and Paul Gangulilet. I Rutland tle Creek were Christmas day callments and a candlelight com­ •Mr. und Mrs. Don McDonald nnd: Rutland Cemetery Circle meet- day. guests were from Detroit. munion service. dnughter. Constance Elaine, and I ing will be held al the home of Grand'‘Rapids and Clarksville. Ear) Fender in company with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wing — ------were Tiie Quimby Brotherhood meets Chas McDonald called on Christ-! Mrs. Amll Bauchman Wednesday, Holland! several friends from Flint, was a Monday evening. January 5th. with inns day Mrs. Emmet Swan and Jun. 7. for an all-<day meeting, guests of relatives in i Kalamazoo visitor Sunday after­ supper at seven. Mr. Ralph Goodell, mother, Mts Corwin, nnd Mr. und i Pot luck dinner ut noon Election Christmas day. Mr nnd Mrs Fred, Henney and noon. He spent Wednesday and of Lanalng. president of our Michi­ Mrs. Myron Reynolds hnd children, i of officeni. son and M. C. Nichols were guesd* .Christmas Eve in Flint. gan Conference Board of Lay Ac­ Dorothy nnd Sammy, culled Wed-1 -----------Mr and Mrs Carlton Bump of of their parents. Mr and Mrs H. nesday evening. . , Jetton tivities will ix- the speaker. supper A. Nichols of Hastings. Christmas Hastings were Tuesday - • • Tiie Southwest Barry Teachers guests at the Clarence L. Sisson nttACE LUTHERAN CHURCH [ Mr. arid Mrs. Henry Chamberlain; club will hold Its next meeting in Day. home. Tiie Carlton L. A. S. served n tur ­ I called on Mrs. Anna Boice Monday, the school building. The W. 8, C. S. key dinner to one hundred nnd Mrs. Claude A. Hammond spent 'afternoon; Mr. nnd Mrs. Alton of the Methodist church will serve twenty Piston ring officials nt the Friday afternoon with Mrs. Roy [ Wood nnd Will Koble colled on the dinner. Country club. Friday night be­ Taffee and her house guest. Mrs [ Wednesday. ' I fore Christmas. Francis Dooley of Grand Rapids Mrs Jessie Nadel of Cloverdale 1OI1S Guests at the John U&borne home Mrs. Jda Fox and daughter. Vads for Christmas were Mr. nnd Mrs of near Alto were Monday evening and Mr and Mrs. Earnest Marshall „. , 7 of Battle Creek called on Mrs Mary ;'omrn*C Calvin Steffey and son. Miss Mil­ callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. dred Usborne of Kalamazoo and Edw. Walters. Ann Ryan Tuesday afternoon. i ’ PracUf * HAHTISGS METHODIST CIRCUIT.. ... | The regular bi-monthly chorus Mrs. Florence Usborne of Lake Lieut, and Mrs Harvey Kenpey Mrs. Ida Christie called’ on her practice will be held Wednesday of Selfridge Field spent Saturday mother. Mrs. Susan Johnston Wed- j evening, January 7. ut 8:00 at Room Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wnterson of Ij and Sunday with her parents. Mr. Grand Rapids were guests Sunday I nesday afternoon. Mrs. Philip Vise! Central School Building. Use • and Mrs. Clair D. Yeiter. ' of the latter's mother. Mr and Mrs. ! John Lvandrcker of Fillmore of Grund Rapids called Fridav. Mrs. wuth entrance. E F. Nichols. Susan Johnston ate Christmas din- ! _. , ' called at the Edw. Walters* Saturner with her family at her daughJanuary meeting of. .. the Mrs. C. B. Valentine is entertain­ ter'a heme. Mrs. Will Newton ' Extern ing her aunt from Indiana for a Earl Fender visited at the Nel­ . . ; I cancelled. The next meeting will be son Johnson home near Woodland Mrs. Fred Geiger called on her I on Wednesday, February 4 at lhe mother. Mrs Emma Underwood. I borne of Mra. Lenz. no111 -,id Ro8et °l the Afinyfi,,d Tuesday evening. Mr nnd Mrs. El-1 Fitzgerald Corps 100. W. R. C-. wyn Curtis culled Wednesday ev'ev,rrc,r . . . I for a few days furlough. Willard Nuh or lAruln, l> ,pmd. ,0!.“,_d nfhg. Mrs Emma Underwood is nol met Friday. Dec. 26. Reports giv­ tt-—, F: 3. Moore, his son-in-law en showed proceeds from lhe bazaar Ing hto vacation with his parents. I "Will swing music endure?" a*ks much better nt this writing. Desale 822; from the public supper about Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash. They were w andr, daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd , 8 a Saturday night. a critic, rhetorically. Wc suiiposed it Asplnall called... Walters and I the same amount. The regular Christmas day guests of Mrs. Etta Wall *r* “ nd Marion of Grand Rap­ was the music-lover who had to. Ids were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Nina AUerdlng called on meeting will be January 8 with dln- Nash and Alberta of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Walters. Mrs. Mae . Oversmith Tuesday eve-, nfr al noon. Mfat “nd Potatoes Mr. and Mrs. Hale Carpenter and nlng. Mrs. Mae Oversmith is suf- { coobed at hall, pot luck for other family entertained Sunday. Mr. and fering with a bone Injury of herl^hes. Initiation and installation Mrs. Wm. Strickland and family of SOUTH THORNAPPLE Your correspondent has been right shoulder and has had to leave j follow with a team from Or-> thia vicinity and Mr. and Mrs Lloyd her work here at the Convalescent I cute Corps. Kalamazoo, in charge. Shroyer and family of Marshal). ' away; Christmas Is past, but here Mrs. Clayton Valentine received Is wishing “ pleasant ' ' New- Year to Home for the present. Mrs Mar-1 The officers to be inducted are: all. and thanks to the editors, lhe Christmas Eve a dozen red roses “ J ■nerite Mills is taking her place unTillie Hoeyenair: S. V. C.. Marie Smith; J. V- C.. Minnie telegraphed to her by her son. Nel­ Cooks for lhe Christmas greeting. ill she is able to return. Myers; Chapinin. Carrie Welton; son. who is in military training at Miss Juanita Lake spent.Christ­ Grandpa- Prnnock ate Christmas Trees. Esther Felt; Conductor. mas. here witli her parents Mr. and dinner with his children at the Lucy Turner; Guard, Rose Burghhome of his son. Leon, near Del­ dorff. Appointive officers will be BRANCH DISTRICT Is spending several days with the Last Week's Utter ton. Mr and Mrs. Leon Pennock announced at this time. Fitzgerald Roy Horton family near Grand visited their father. Adison Pennock Corps have voted a donation to the The Branch school are having Rapids. . . . MAY IT BE Friday evening. their Christmas party and program Red Cross fund. Mrs. Dilla Westbrook returned to Tuesday evening of this week. Grand Rapids Friday, after spend­ FILLED WITH Christmas callers were Mrs. Huht At the Townsend hall on Wed­ Dorr Darby, who enlisted hi lhe ing some time here with her sis­ and sister-in-law. Mrs. Allie Kelley, nesday evening. Jan. 7. at eight Navy, had what might have been ter. Mrs. Ada Shaw and son Mylo. HAPPINESS to see Mrs Emina Underwood. Mr. o'clock. George Vos of Kalamazoo a very ' terious accident Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox .(nd lit­ and Mni' Otis Bunnel. Mr. and Mrs AND afternoon when his car struck the tle son Rodney entertained on Don McDonald and Chas. McDon­ send rally. Mr. Vos was a candi­ tree just Mat of the Evangelical Christmas Day. her mother. Mrs. SUCCESS ald called to see Millie McDonald. date for congress from the Third church, throwing he and his com­ Ada Shaw and Mylo, lier aunt. Mrs. . district uranii.1, two iwm years , cur.r ago. lie He irua has Dilla Wesbrook of Grand Rapids, Mr and Mrs Clark Overamilh one o{ lha naUonal .pe.gere panion. Vince Smith, a distance of thirty-five feet. Smith was un­ her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith spent Christmas with their son, for tjJC Townsendr plan for the past We oppreciofc lhe op­ Lorin and family.ot Battle Creek. | yeari Members and guests hurt. but Doit received a fractured and son Robert, her brother. Mr. heel and will be on crutches for and Mrs. Clarence Shaw and fam­ portunity we hove hod Mr and Mrs J. R. Steketee ofj“re we,conlesome time. ily of near Nashville. to serve you and look There will be no prayer meeting Mr. and Mb Theodore Wlertnga Grand Rapids brought the latter's Members of Hospital Guild No mother, Mrs Jennie Purdun home 18 wh0 dld nol bring _lhelr con. this week, owing to lhe many other and daughter Anna May of Grand forward to continuing activities. Rapids came a week ago Sunday Christmas day. tributions of fruit to the Christmas and took their mother. Mrs Hattie Little Wanda Conklin of Allegan this pleasant relation­ । P*rty. are asked to bring it to the m^iln, .1 U» hoS< of Mr>. stayed with her grandparents, Mr. Johnson home with them. . On Callera“bn Emma Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Fred ship in 1942. Christmas they were entertained at Harry Larsen, on Thursday. Jan. 33. and Mrs. John Darby, while her Geiger in the afternoon and Prances □arents, Mr. und Mrs. Wayne Conk­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klepfcr in the evening. Due to the holidays. Circle No. lin. attended the wedding of his Wleringa of the west county line, sixteen partaking of a bountiful 1 will dispense with the January brother In Chicago. Education Is still our chief wea­ meet big The next meeting will be Mrs. Johnson returned Leslie Adams received word of the dinner. pon against tuberculosis Science Thursday. Feb. 5. Putluck lunch­ death of his nephew Saturday eve-1| home tn the early evening and has not yet found a drug for cure eon at the home ot Mrs Frank silng Funeral services were held Theodore and family returned to or immunization. Christmas Seal Sage, 128 8. Hanover. Monday. Grand-Rapids. HASTINGS funds pay for health information Percy Barnum and Connie, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fossett and put in lhe hands of the people The Petunia Garden Club meete sons were Sunday afternoon callers Eunice Hoyt, also Clare ’Barnum each month. IJan. 8 with Mrs. tiertha Johnson. spent Christmas with his sister. Mr.‘and Mrs o. D. PasseU and Mrs DeU Stott and Will Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fasten and brother of the late OUs Scott who t family will eat Christmas dinner U assisting there, husking corn and I with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fossett and doing chores. Will Scott's stepson son* of near Bedford. David Farr of Grand Rapids is Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton spending a few days at the Dell ana daughters will spend Christmas Scott residence. with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grace Nichols accompanied her children. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mrs. Ellis White, tn Marshall. Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Norton will Nichols to Middleville and spent entertain part ot their children and Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Bert families Christmas day. Williams and family. How nice if all of us. amongst -Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. our New Year's resolutions, would Vem Hawblitz and family Christ- resolve to contribute an item once in a while. It would help make Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox will the paper more interesting. Peobe guests of Mrs. Vlojet Hulsebos and family in Assyria for Christ­ in other states take lhe Hastings Banner and enjoy seeing every bit inas dinner. of news and names of their old War and tuberculosis have al­ neighbors and friends. Some ot ways been allies. The under-nour­ ishment that goes with war and lhe news I could as they look for­ particularly the over-crowded living ward each week for Hie letter from conditions, give the tuberculosis home. genus a chance to spread. "Money The Ingenious Nazi now makes a HABTDIG8 uzed to control tubarculoali," de- ,_™ laundry soap from coal. For rinsing dared Curite M. Wylie, presidMU out __t a Fascist black shirt it sounds lust like the stuff. Pennock Hospital Z“ VrOFTimunity 8, I__ _ ____ - , - -=== 5= E= == — i OrgUIlizilt AUTO SPORT SHOP Happy New Year quart jar DILL PICKLES 61 oz. jar OLIVES fancy stuffed 47 oz. can TOMATO JUICE 1 lb. box RITZ CRACKERS mild cream . Ib CHEESE, WISCONSIN ( . THOMAS STORES 20c 32c 20c 19c 30c vuiui Geon Wedi famll Wayi Day. Mr Detrc Homi Semi day pwtl Chris Way Chris and Chuf Dr Detr< Chris Mrs. Mb vllle vaca ' Ch Miss Mn - from biotl Hoff .M their Heid and Beth Limo rclat M Miss KUCs Ruh Hoss meta Alab Joy ditin Clar turn they Jack hom thei Gu Kno Chri Sou Fenn Fenn man of t Hen Stec of M M and •pen days rrm Etel Wen mas and ElaU her �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1. 1841 ..........................»te»>8e>8»88»8>8i888t>»88888t8>| PERSONAL MENTION r D. Yeiter were lie gueata enter- *w iy occasion lion­ fiftieth wedding Mr. Carpenter 3m Grand Rap­ hunting al the ier’s uncle and . Edw. -Walters, il were Included vs dinner guests and son Rusm-II r and daughter. Irene Wilkes of rd tha latter'? rcnder. Monday. Hammond and Cincinnati. O., lames F. Hamr. Natalie Lou hristmas dinner Mrs. Claude A. a visited them James F. Harn- •ster D. Yeiter nlamatoo spent D. Yeiter. Robinson hod tmas. Mr. and and Johnny of nd Mn. Lester local the Edw. Wai1 J. Cook und rising, who are Unas until New ■s. Cecil Plank, f Cleveland. O.. illdaya and Mr urn with him: 1 Walters and ipids spent the lng of Christind Mrs. Elmer Alyce of Batitmas day callcompany with Sunday afterfednesdny and •lion Bump ot ‘sday supper nee L. Sisson ammond spent ith Mrs. Rov se guest. Mrs. rand Rapids, laughter. Varta onday evening f Mr. and Mrs. larvey Krnpey pent Saturday r parent*. Mr. el ter. of Fillmore falters- Saturf at the Nel>ear Woodland 1 brothers Arhe Army and rere at home Ugh. id Mrs. Floyd t Grand Rap-, ner guests of falters. i has been mt, but here e editors, the mas greeting, spent. Christrents Mr. and layt with lhe near Grand k returned to after spend.nd son Mylo. Cox .(nd llttertalned on mother. Mrs. ter aunt. Mrs. rand Rapids, s. Bam Smith brother. Mr. aw and fam- lore Wlerlnga lay of Grand ago Sunday. '. Mrs. Hattie them. . On ntertalned at county line, a boun^ful on returned evening and returned to Connie. Miss are 'Barnum i his olster. win Scott. te Scott who I Ing corn and ott'a stepson 1 Rapids Li accompanled Mn. Philip i and spent. tion*. would n item once help make sting. Peo- he Hastings ng every bit Some ot I letter from For rinsing | . . ............ EAWUNCE J. BAUER POST NO. W LAVSUCB J. BAUBS UNIT WO. 43 cn Sunday afternoon al throe-thirty Miss Katherine Giddings is1' Indianapolis for Christmas day. M1m Patty Tyler hu been spend- spending her two week*' vocation in Aodia. . Billy Stebbins spent Tuesday and1 rclaUvea near Woodland several her father in Lansing. Wednesday with Paul Babbitt of the home of tha bride's parents, Mr. Grand Rapid*. . Miss Nonna Michael visited her Sunday gutits ot friend! at Ban- Sunday Miss Beatrice Carrothers of De­ sister. M1m Ada Michael of Detroit. father, the Rav. Edward Swadllng Mr. and Mrs. w. Carl Nielhsmer troll wa* home for a part of GJcn mu ... Evant vi of Kmiiaum La ruing wm wot uro the of Stockbridge reading the double Sunday guast of his cousin, Miss were Christinas gurote of Mr. and ..u. *n ZKb. Robert .M j . V? Vernon Engle, who Is home on Mn. Blake Bteke Rising Rising at at Woodland. Woodland Mary McElwain. Mrs. Edward Rortvedt. 7lh Engineers * *’w fueit* witnessed ratlve motif, tha room* and Mrs. V. D. Wldrig. Mr. and Mn- Chariea Wolfe of furlough, returns Jan. 4 to hli army­ Battalion: Privates Carl Kruger! Otsego were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. camp in Louisiana. FYecedlng tiie service Maxwell ed with candtea. MIm Margaret Nelson of Lansing and Walter Engle, from the 81*11 Edwin Smith cm Bunday. Dec. 21. Mias Gertrude Bentley of Kalarelxtlvtes in Hastings. Q. M. C.. and Private Joseph Glor- Leonard of Battle Creek, brother- bride's floor Mr. and Mn. Vincent McPharlln maioo spent lhe weekend with Mr. W. Cook over the weekend. daqh, 21st Field Artillery. Mr. and Mrs. David Boyes xpent Mr. and Mrs Wilburn Rogers of Christmas with Mr. and Mr Carl of Ann Arbor spent Christmas with arid Mrs C. A. Kerr. In the afternoon a Christmas cause" and also played tha tradi­ and carried a white I Mr. and Mn. Bernard McPharlln. Mr. and Mn. James Bristol spent tional wedding march as the bridal program, y«sr neighborhood Battle Creek were Christmas guest* Boyes at Hickory Comers. ’ I Testament. Tha couple wm Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Legion Pott needs YOU. See uf Mr. and Mrs. John Rose. legion hall and later they were re­ party entered the living room. tended. MIsa- Pauline Chandler is the guest* of Mr and Mrs M O. Musolf Gene Sweet at Banfield. turned to Fort Custer by the Le­ Mr. and Mn. Russell Hewitt of guert of Mr: and Mrs Clarence ‘ famiiy of Detroit over ChristFollowing the Dick Freer of Detroit visited hb the dress her maternal grandmothSterlinr C. Roger*. gionnaires. Lost St. Louis, Ill.. are guesU of Bushnell of Oahtemo thia weak. mu. °*orle Van Tlfflin] Mn Alice DroulUard was called from Thursday till Saturday. man, Mra. Unden Be rare to attend the Legion MIm Eleanor Miller of Chicago is Ruth Woodman asalsUng. home fronvFlorida last w«ek by the Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schram of visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.' and Mn. Earl Boyes on Christmas. death ot her father. Clarence Dick­ Several Hasting* families cooper­ meeting Tuesday night when the linen dress fashioned in the a trac­ Mr. and Mrs. Brink left that eve­ new jujvr stove ctjuiinnciro equipment win will be uc tried meu — — —---------- — George Miller, during her vacation! ated In making Christmas day a QUt Meu Angelo Spirts terr-, of I#70- An old-fashtoned ning for their iwme near Milford, erson. Mrs. Ray Branch for Christmas. Mrs. Ella Wolfe -vMOST from Mary Jana spent Christmas with hand bouquet of pink rotebuds and the bride's travelling costume being Mr. and Mrs. Dell Shively were h.n.w happy one fnr for »ti>v»n eleven wiUtiar. soldier* fmrn from lng ing pancakes pancakes and and sausage. sausage. Wednesday till ^-Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Snyder of Ocon- rived Friday night to help with the Christmas guest* ot their daughter. Fort Custer. Oscar Page and Com­ Until recently the bride lias been owoc. Wl*. LEGLDS AUXILIARY care of her father, V. A. Bates for Mrs. Thelma McGowan of Lansing , Sunday. mander l-arsen going to Batt Mr. and Mr*. Loren Boyes and a few days. —Remember the sewing date at Miss Leone Leonard of Chicago Miss Majesty Becker, os brides­ employed In lhe office at WMC, Creek for them ixscul irrople wl family were guest* of Mr. and Mra. son ipenl Christmas day with her -Miss WTW Mr*. A. B. Gwinn's on Jan. 7. Olive Lathrop relumed ~ to spent the post week with her par] maid, wa* gowned in a street length entertained soldiers at dinner were Wayne Mayo ot Olivet Christmas parents. Mr. and Mrs. Art Wester- Detroit Sunday after spending her marly a teacher but thia rear i* . dress of blue with a corsage of Dr. and Mrs. A. B Gwinn, five; Day. . The next regular Auxiliary meet-. roa*buds Sgt. Clyde Devine of employed at the proving ground! of Uhd at Muskegon. Christmas vacation with Dr. and Mrs. Claude Kelley, two; Rev. S. f. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner o! Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Frandsen Mrs. C. P. Lathrop. Mr. and Mn. Karl Lake of Al­ Hathaway. J. H. Tredinnick. Walter lng is on Thursday evening. Jan. I uu^Ue Ky.. now stationed at Detroit arc guest* of Mr and Mrs. spcni ford. 8. Plan to attend if possible. Fort 0^ WBa man ana me spent i.riruimaa Christmas and the weeaena weekend] Mr. and Mrt. Fred Hale enter- bion were guest* ot her parent*. Homer Warner during thc holiday with Mr. and “ Mra. * ■* Robert- Laurentained at a family dinner Christ­ Mr. and Mrs. A- ToHes over Chrtst- Ryan and Hugh Riley, each one. Centering the table where re- । Women of thc Unit will appre- I The names of thc men were: Sgt. vacation. son at Pittsburgh. mas Day for relatives from Alaska, mas. were served after the> ding were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brink _________ elate having a new stove in freshm?nt* the Raymond Wieprechl. Corp. John and family of Premont, Miss Helen Mrs. Edward Downs and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morgan and eighteen being present. Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Palmer spent Vaughn, kitchen as .. it will -greatly facilitate I — ------------------------Bempf were in Allegan on Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Milo Morgan attend­ Spangenberg and Miss Anna Krog­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ger-: Beck. Private* Daniel ViUghr.. " when serving dinners, dinners. ,I pink rosebuds, narcissus and while er of Kent City, and Mr. and Mm. day attending thc funeral of Mrs. ed the funeral of Frank Comstock of daughter Beverly were guests at the aid Ahrens and family of Grand Oakley Taylor and Jack Buredorf. ~ their work । tapers. The wedding cake was dec­ from the 50th Fie!< Artilfery: Priluncheons, etc. Ousta Pixley. Clarence Davidson of Kalamazoo. Saugatuck on Sunday. Bliss Doster home. Prairieville Rapids. ’ orated with violets. Mr. und Mra. Kent Drake and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard were township over Christmas. Mr*. Anna Deal spent Christmas I Mr. and Mrs. Swadllng went to two sons of South Haven were guest* Christmas day of her sister, George Robinson spent Christmas, his parents' home at Stockbridge ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE Dr and Mrs. c. r P. Lathrop and with her son and daughter-in-law,1 Harold Cole, u ta> Is stationed at Chrb-lma* guests of Mr. and Mr*. Mra. Oco. DeVries and daughter Miss Olive Lathrop were Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Neuman Deal of Fort Brady. Sault 8te. Marie, Is in Grand Rapids. •i »for — •* — balance •------- -• —«-—•Mr. and Mn. Richard Hathaway the of his •furlough Wayne Merrick. Befty in Grand Rapids. day home on a seven-day furlough. : ---------- —»•■»---------from Fort Custer. For the present, of route 5. Hastings, announce Um . guests of Dr. and Mra. O. H. , Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. David Walers spent The Orlie Orlle Bishops from Holland Southwick of Grand Rapids, Rapids. Palmer Osborn will return to Mrs. Swadllng will continue her marriage of their daughter. Pearl Mrs. Jerry Andm* und two sons LAMMERS—TRIBBLE Christmas with their son-in-law and the Lou Bishops of Detroit 1* * ------------------------------■■ spent . Harvard college the latter part of spent Christinas in Battle Creek Herbert Wensloff of Detroit work in the office of the Hastings Marie, to Private John W. Duff, Christmas eve at six-thirty und daughter. Mr. and Mra. Ira spent Chriitmas with their parents, his Christmas vacation with his the weeBi motoring back with un­ Mfg. Co. _____ „ 1K, with herlather. O. Collge. .„ ctoefc ,the he ceremony umUm o'clock, uniting la InI . Chaffee of Quimby. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bishop j parents of Merrick* Comers on the , other college student from Detroit. Mrs Erm. Oar.h.rr ... <hr uunt m.m.er Mr. B.rb»ra Crook Tno25 .I .“1 Sr. of Carlyle, Ill. on Saturday Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dawe ot Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Grigsby and ] State Road and other relatives. i Mrs. Arnold Malcolm of Lake evening. Dec. 27. The young cou­ ohdMn. mol On- w, „a a..,,.. Detroit came Wednesday to spend Mr. and Mn. Bert Spark* spent' Mrs. F. H. Goll-and children of I ode*** spent Tuesday with Mr* olMr. .i. hmihir.ln.lir brother-in-law. Mr ind and Mr? Mrs MarMax- ple were attended by Mlaa Phyllis ondaga on Christmas day. --t Mr. and Mrs. John Lammers of, a- th» Ridder of Frankfort. 8. Dakota, Christmas.with her parents. Mr. and Christmas day with Mr. and Mra. I Nunlca, came Monday of last week . Pnlmaticr. her son Wendell Ccrtsr creek, was read at the home . wn. c!1 L<eonard. Battle Creek,. — the Mis* Barbara Piersma of Grand . ________________________________ Mrs. Otto Isenhath. . A. L. Brown In Grand Rapids. ; to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j driving over for her in the evening , Rev. and Mrs. Edward Swadling. and Walter Hazell of Kalamaaoo. Mbs Charlene Wenger of Nash­ Mra. Carl Eckstrom and children I V. A. Bates and grandfather. A. W. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett. Sr. Rapid* is spending tiie week with of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mra. ■ the groom's parent*. Stockbridge: The bride graduated from Hao— grandmother, Mrs. Mr. Frank Pr.i.v Hos­ Gary’ 8. Crook, by the Rev. Fay C. i Miss Carrie Swadllng. sister of the i ting* high school and attended her ville is spending her Christmas are spending the hoUdays with her I Cook. ' will be entertaining Mr. and Mra h Wing of Woodland in the presence I groom, and her fiance. Warren • Western Michigan College for two vacation, with her grandparents, parents at Ann Arbor. Mr. Eck- j Mrs. Richard D. Green and sons Arthur Dow and Mr. nnd Mrs mer. of the immediate families. A beau­ Crandall. Ypsilanti, and Mr. and! yeara. At present ahe is employed Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Winslow. strom Joining them over Qhrtstmu., of Ferguson. Mo . were Wednesday Adrian Smith for New Year's dlnChristmas tree]1 Mra. Clarence Bushnell. Oshtetao. I at McDonald's Drug Store al KahEdger returned Saturday from tifully lighted Charles Watrous, nnd daughter. i^j guest* Mlss Hazel Caukin was home j dinner ---------------- of 'her — *brother-in-law —“— *“ ’— hcr Mtu Gladys Watrous, of Pontluc from Appleton. Wta.. for the holi­ and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alonio E.; Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bottum re­ Jackson where they had been for farmed the background far the/ ] service. were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Shir­ day weekend with her parents. Mr. Trim. ' turned Monday from Ann Arbor Christmas. WORD RECEIVED The bjide wore a dress of gold ] FHO»t LINDEN HAYES ley Henry Christmas night. and Mrs. Elmar Caukin. returning Mr. and Mrs George Bauer and S. Army and is at present stationed Frank F. Goech spent the week- : a(ter spending Christmas week with Mrs. C. D Bauer has returned on Sunday. end in Lansing a* the guest of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bottum and GeorgeAnnc of East Lansing spent colored crepe trimmed with brown ] Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hayes were. at Fort Custer and her corsage from Philadelphia. Pa., where she Reed Furrow and Ml*s Ellen and Mrs. Bert Jones While there j family, Christmas and thc weekend with velvet Mr. and Mrs. Duff will reside In roscouas and ana holly. nouy. , m,de on Wednesday when rosebuds was thc guest of her sister and Hutchins of Flint and Mr*. Marie he also visited relative* in East | Mr and Mrs Cnr]twi Kaechelc of relative* here. Attending the couple were her' ti,eV received a letter from their biothcr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chiidl Bigler of Grand Rapids were Christ­ Lansing. Guest* of Mr. find Mr*. Fred sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and'Mn- Linden Hayes, from Fort Arm- ed an apartment i Wyandotte and Mr. and Mrs. RobHoffman. mas guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Free­ Gamble Sunday were Mr. an Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bloom enter- , crl Vrooman of this city were guest* Of r.ee necessity: (he Mrs Ray Shroyer of this city. strong. Hawaii. O. ------ yf Jite Mr. and Mrs. William Fox of man Furrow. tained Mr. and Mrs Arthur Craw- । of Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Rice on Genard Austin. With thc warning that Um W! A Christinas dinner waa nerved letter was short but he *iS1i*re‘l K.il.uiuizoo, tqM'iU Christuia* with Harold Bolo of Fort Leonarc} ford and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Warren 1 Christmas day. Miss Marjorie E. Boyes b> spend­ for the bridal couple and guest*,‘hem that he was "ail right," which berculosls death rate In their parents. Mr. nnd Mr*. Harley Wood.' Ma., who iut* been spending and sons. Harold and Harvey, all Mr and Mrs. Earl Coleman. Mrs. Ing u part of her vacation ns the after the ceremony. increased IB per cent d waa cheerful news. He Is st* lionFox and Mr. und Mrs. Archie a week's furlough with his parent*, of Orangeville for Christmas. ; Qt-orgc Coleman. John and Jimmie guest of Mr. Und Mr*. Robert Dlb-1i Those present al the wedding ed near Honolulu and it was the Reickord. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bolo. relumed Guest* at the home of Mr. and gp<.nt Christmas with Mrs. Earl blc of Chicago. Association urged that mosey were the brides parents. Mr. and had heard from Linden Mr. and Mra: Arthur Haven, Mr. Saturday morning Christmas guest* of Dr. and Mrs.. Mrs Crook. Chiquita Jean Tribble 151nce ^tare Dec. 7. Mrs. Guy Bauer on Christmas were coleman s sister and husband. Mr -------------- - -----------------------------------Christmas seals be sent in promt and Mra. Edgar Hocvenair. Mra. Mr. and Mrs Max Bauer of De- | Bnd Mrs. Chas. Wilson at Almont. ? E. Lowry were J. J. Lowry o!. Beth Boyes nnd Rodney and Miss Owasso called on Hastings relatives troit. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dr. un(j Mrs. D. D. Walton en- Linden and Mr. and Mrs. C. M : and Mrs. Olive Campbell of Has- ------------------------------ tings: the groom's parent*. Mr. and' Elinor Haven spent Christmas with und friends Wednesday enroute to Bauer and two sons of Plainwell.tertained as Christmas guest* his I Poole of Lapeer. relatives ut Onondaga. Mr. and Mrs. Ch»* ppe 1 andparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E- Walton Mr. and Mr*.Harry Young en-I1 Mr* .John Lammers of Cedar Middleville to spend Christmas with t Creek and Mrs. Pay Wing of WoodMr. nnd Mr*. James Langston and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bchenkel. son ot Marshall and thc former's of Kalamazoo and his sister. Mis.. tertained her poitmte. Mr. and Mrs.; TKntE Mtes Dona Stuart were Chrlstma* Crandall Allsburg of Grand Rapids, on, Dr. and Mra. Leland Holly of mother. Mrs. Chappel of San An- ! Frances w .ww... of South Bend., Van. -, B ——— ’ Mr. and Mrs. Lammers are re- i gue*l* of Mr and Mrs. John G Muskegon and son Leland, Jr., a | tonlo. Texas, were Christmas week I Ind. , Christmas day. Ruimveld and Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert student at Exeter. Mass., prep school. guest* at the Maurice Pierson home. | Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hall and William Dibble of Chicago wru a ' siding al 344 W. State Road. Has- | Hotel Hostings Tressa Cleveland Phone 2711 Hossack of Kalamazoo. visited relatives and friends in HasMiss Lucy Bassett was home | Miss Gretchen Bevcrwyk went to guest al the home of Mr. and Mr*, tings, the groom being employed by I Edward L. Barker, professor of ting* on Monday of last week. I from the Lansing library for - Detroit Monday evening to meet I] c-ari Ear) o R. ttnvKu Boyes non part nt of !■«* last u.-»*ir week. : the E. W Bliss Co. meteorology at the Unlvarslty of Mrs. Edward Caukin. who has ] Christmas and lhe weekend. Miss Norman Hall, who Is home on a ten coming on Wednesday. ‘ w and ” MrsToT Penny and ! ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE । Alabama al Tuscaloosa, and Mis* been willi her husband at Tulia- Lucile Bassett of Grand Rapids days' furlough from Camp Beau- ”Mn *'* J ’ "L’' Joy Fitzgerald of Cassopolis were' homa. Tenn., has returned to Has- was with the family for Christmas regard. La. children of Royal Oak visited Mr. The home of Mr. and Mra. Alien dinner guesb* of Mr. and Mrtv tings, as Mr. Caukin has been Sunday night guest* of Mr. and and Mra. Vemor Blough and Mrs., Griffin near Hickory Comers, wag -' Clare McKee on Friday evening. transferred to a western camp. Mark Lee spent Christmas and Mra. Earl Coleman were her broth­ Ette Blough over thc weekend. j the scene of a delightful surprise on1 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones re­ Mr. and Mra. Burr Van Houten the weekend in Quincy with Mrs. er and wife. Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. azid Mr*. E. F. Bottum and Sunday. Dec. 21. when a group of lumed Saturday from Detroit where und son Btcve of Rocky River, Lee and baby at the home of her Mitchell of Boyne City and Mr. and Mis* Anqie Bates went to Grand relatives arrived with a cany-in they had been visiting relatives for Ohio, were guest* Christmas and parents. Dr. and Mrs. 8. E- Farr Mrs. E>nil Nassoti and two children Rapid* Tuesday to attend thc fu- dinner and aifls to remind them It ten days. Their grandsons. Jim and Friday of Mrs. Sarah Brandstettcr and also made a business trip Into of Petoskey. ; neral of»a cousin. Bert Marrell.* was their 40th wedding anniverJack Jones, accompanied them and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brand- Indiana. Mrs. Arthur Reasoner had as ’sary / Mr and Mr*. James Bristol and home and will spend the balance of stetter. Mra. Deed Newton spent Chrlit- Mr. and Mr*. Steve Bristol of Mus- 'r.„zcziz tz: Christinas Day her I Those present were Mr. and Mra. guest* for their vncaUoii here. Mr. nnd Mrs. James Timmerman mts with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Clark kegon attended an open 2house and ----------------son-in-law. Mr. and Manson Newton. Richland: Mra. —.,i daughter 2:._ . . Guest* of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. of Jackson were Christina* guests and children at Middleville. Other party al the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Milton Bennert "* of Detroit. Maude Graves— nnd daughter BesKnopf Wednesday night und of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Downs. guest* were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gail Conklin In Battle Crcex. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hosmer .de. Wickliffe. Ky: Mr*. Mae Chrlstifin* day were Bill Fennell of Other guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. Al­ Slocum and Mrs. Leola Clark of Christmas Eve. spent Christmas with thc latter's' Schatiffhauser. Delton; Mason NewSouth Halen. Mr. and Mr*. Jim bert Craig and Miss Dori* Craig Grand Rapids. Mra. W U SI111Iter* and Mrs C. daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.1 ton. East Barry: Mr. and Mrs, •ft Fennell of Lansing apd Miss Jean of this city. * Mr. and Mra. La Ploy Greenfield............._______ ____ Mart Piersmu of Grand Rapid.*, W. Wespinter_______________ were Christmas_guest* i Isaac Schauffhauser. Baltic Creek; Fennell and Miss Norma Halde­ Mr. and Mra. Roy Davis of New Maurice Greenfield and Mr. and ' nt of iiu. tire foriner's >Uiu>hi»* daughter and mn. son- ] Mr. >—and -------------------------------------Mrs. Earl 3milh of De- ] Mr. and Mrs. Edward Acker, Mr. man of Dearborn -mH and and Mrs. Mr« Rufus Rllfilx Weaver o( ' Mnd MF*. James ShUtiOW, AUgUSt*'. York, who came to Battle Creek for Mrs. Lawrence Greenfield, also Miss ] In-law, Mr. and Mr*.' Gordon Clc- 1 troll —_____ Mr. and Mrs La Floy Greenfield an anniversary celeornrion of Gen­ Thelma Johnson of Muskegon, were ment of Belding. Mrs. Shultcrs re- Rutland were guests of Mr. and Ed Newton, Hastings. cl thus city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred eral J Mrs. malnlng — ‘ until Tuesday. Mrs. Edwin Smith for Christmas. | op-n house for neighbors and eral SYxrwIx Food*, were ULMtn guest* Pririav Friday anrl and Christmas ---------------guest* of **Mr. and Henney of Carlton. Robert Henney Saturday of Mr. and Mr*. C. 8.]j Dewayne Dcwayne Greenfield. w-"- and •••■i son LeonI। Mrs Vada Kane Mr. and Mrs. R*y Hiatt of Battle • friends was held In the afternoon. of East Lansing and Miss Dorothy Pott* and other friends. | Mr. and ” Mra. Frank Bteinke. ! ard of Nashville were in Hastings, Creek and Mrs. Nell Proos and Jean 1 A lace cloth covered the dining T Steckle of Buttle Creek were guests Mr. and Mrs. J. E Mattoon spent I Janice and Itelgh. Leigh. Mr. and Mrs Christmas day to see their aunt., and Jack of Grand Rapids are table which was centered with a of Mrs. Ralph Henney of Carlton from Wednesday till Sunday with Leslie Wright and son Robert of Mrs. Lou Cressey who has been guests of Mr. und Mra. Guy Old- beautifully decorated anniversary for a Christmas eve party. confined to l»er home for some dings, cake, flanked with white candles In Mr*. J. H. Perkin*. Miss Dorothy and Mrs. F. C. Rowley of Adrian, vileg of Detroit were guest* of their time with bronchial trouble. Mr. and Mrs A " D.-yMcDonald " ,J ---* and ruby glass holders. and Norman Perkins left Friday to Other guest* were Mr. and Mrs. Steinke family relatives ovpr ChristDr. and Mr*. Frank a Carrothers mineAnne hum and Frederick returned wwi,Sunmir-ii Allen uiunu Griffin kiiu and lLillian -uuiii Newton spend tiie remainder of thc holi­ Clare Jone* of .Wyandotte. | mas. attended a Christmas g. gathering at day from .Port Huron . where they > were married al Cloverdale, Dec. 21. day* with their daughter and sister MUs Helen Wooton of Detroit waa ' Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo E. Trim her mother's home in n Whitehall had been the guests of relatives | tool and began housekeeping on a Mr*. J. A. Wlsennuer and husband the guest of her parent*. Dr. and' spent from Wednesday until Friday Christmas Eve and were guests at since Wednesday. j farm near Bedford where they lived of Baltimore. Mil Norman will Mrs. J. A. Wooton. from Wednesday — 12: ~zi with relatives at Naahville. and zr. on lhe Rupert Carrothcra home in; Rev. and Mr*. J. R. ChrispeU । ten years before moving to their remain for an indefinite period. till Friday. Dinner guesU of Dr. and Christmas day enjoyed n family Grund Rapid* on Christmas day. have m their guest* during the re- present- ■home. Mr. and Mrs. R L. Winslow and Mrs. Wooton on Christmas were — get-to-gether t zi at ™ the 2zzr.c home zf of the Mis* Agnes Smith and Mis* Helen vlval. Rev. Homer McRoberts of Elaine. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Weav- Mr. and Mra. Roy Andrus of Lan-1 latter's mother. Mrs. Flora Schulze Taylor on the nursing staff nt the Beulah and Song Leader Robert FIFTIETH WEDDING i-r and daughter and Mis* Charlene sing. | of Nashville. University hospital. Ann Arbor, Conley of Bellaire. Wcngrr of Nashville spent Christ­ ’ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Webster and spent from Friday till Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Webster Mr and Mrs. Sidney Fifield cele­ inas with lhe former's son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Garret Isham were' daughter of Detroit visited his par­ had as guest* for Christmas their brated lliel? fiftieth wedding anni-1 and daughter In Waterloo. Ind. guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fin-] ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Webster, Charles Smith on South Market St. daughters and husbands. Mr. and veraary Thursday with all ot their ‘ Elaine remained for thu week with strom of Flint for Christmas. AU Saturday ~ ‘ and Sunday. ' "" Mr. and' *' Mrs Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Allen and Mrs. Vernor Blough and Mr. and children and grandchildren present.. her sister. were guest* on Christmas day of Charles Webster of Battle Greek son Edward spent Christmas with. Mrs. RuaseU Tolles. Both have lived in this vicinity all i Charles and Jack Bowman of Bay were ChrUUngs guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Allen's parents and grandMr and Mrs. Erne.st Hayes enter­ their lives. Mrs. Fifield Is the City, going M> Detroit for dinner. father. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Bates wined Mr. and Mrs Elmo Soules daughter of Levi and Mary Ann Christmas gucsla ot Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Paulin and and A- W. Cook, returning to their'and •^nd Mr*. Mrs. Ella Tyrrel of Battle Hubbell Mr. Fifield. lhe son of WilClare McKee were Mr. and Mrs. son Richard of Rockford. 111., spent home In Mt. Clemens. Christmas. CrirekT Creek; Phil Griffin of Hickory Cor Cor-­ Ham Pitt and Clarinda Fifield. j Frank McKee of Marcellus and Mr. Christmas with her parents. Mr. nlght. ner* and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Fifield have three nnd Mra. Lyle Ackerly of this city. and Mrs. Herbert Calkins. Another Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Surplice of and family of Hastings for Chrut- children. Mrs. Neil Newton of Free-I The latter has just been discharged house guest over the weekend was mas. Baltimore township. Master Sgt STEAM BEAT port. Eoiest Wm. of Rutland and from thc American Legion hospital. Miss Suite Smith of Toledo, who Cecil Valdick of Fort Custer, andI Mr. and Mr*. Earl Offley and M<)|r ,c. luU ric™. Edgar of urwiBCVU Orangeville, fourteen HOT A COLD WATER Battle Creek, where she was a tu­ visited Miss Patricia Calkins. Mrs. Ray Ward of Ceresco were- Nancy Lou of Grand Rapid* and ■ gtandchildren and one great-grandX <. and Mrs Vron.l. berculosis patient. Oueate of Mr. and Mrs. Howard called to Deckerville for the funeralI Mr. French Ritchie utxH und son. SHOWER BATH Mr. E. Royer had as Frost over Christmas were lhe lat- of Leonard Valdick. another son Carol Kay of Howell were present _ and Mrs. L. _ .... .. As has been their custom for guests from away for Christmas, ter's mother and brother. Mrs and brother, who was killed in an at thc family dinner al the home twenty-five vears. tiie family spent Single 33.M per wk. op .._____ .. .__________ ~ Mr. and .Mrs. Emerson Royer and Haael Doolittle and Donald Doo­ automobile accident. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rllclilc on Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. daughter Katherine. Piqua. Ohio; little from Syracuse, N. Y. Mr? L. Paul Bates who Is stationed Sunday. Fifield. Those present were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Teeter and fam­ Doolittle Will remain for several with the 121lh infantry at Camp; Mr. and Mr*. Myron Tuckerman Mrs. Neil Newton and children. Mr.I ily. Coal* Grove; Mn. Ruby Barry weeks but Donald returned on Sun­ Livingston. La. arrived December spent Christmas Day with their and Mrs. John Nansy and son of; and children. Cartton and John day. 23 to spend his Christmas furlough daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and near Lansing: Mr. at)d Mrs. Gary] Foster from M. 3. C, East Lansing. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mra with his parent* and grandparents Mrs. Wendell Boylan of BalUe Newton of Belding: Mr. and Mr*. Cameron McIntyre. Norman and Mr and Mrs. V. A- Bates and A Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Tuckerman Vernon Newton and Mr. and Mra.! Ann at a Christmas gathering on W. Cook of W. Green St., leaving’ arc expecting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Charles Wallace of Hastings: Mr. .Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Monday, for the return trip to' Green of Assyria Center for New and Mr*. Charles Bodine of Vir­ Mead. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine camp , Yeai's Day guests. ginia: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fifield : ol Barryville, AnneJla and Shlrlle Guest* of Mr*. F. E. Adair and and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar. Brumm of Nashville. Mrs. Nell tained lhe following for Cliri*una<i Mr. and Mrs. Netl Adair for Christ* Fifield and children. 1 Walker of Chesaning and Mr. and dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Robert tna* were Mr und Mrs. H. L. Stei­ The cares and trouble* of . Mrs. Russell Mead. Kent and Jane Gamble and Bobby ot Centerville, ger and daughters of Lansing. Mr. MARRIAGE LICENSES the old year are gone ... 1’ Mr. and Mrs. Carlton CrtU and and Mrs. Tom Young and children Orlo E. springer. Middleville Mrs. Nelson Gardner and son ar­ Mary cathryn of Vicksburg. Rich­ of Battle Creek, and Lee Young and Lydia B. Rodgers, Middleville ..20, let’s welcome the new > rived in Hasting*. Wednesday, hav­ ard and Marton Gamble of Bliss­ Miss Patricia Young of Dearborn. with confidence and? 22 Ing driven through from San Fran­ field. and Mr and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Harry Parker of Jackson was Theron 8. Hecht. Carlton ... MACH1NELESS cisco where they expected to spend Gamble and Charles of Hastings. I a guest of Mrs. Adair on Saturday Verna LaJune Barcroft. Irving ..18; strength, and resolve to ! Reo Scott Brink. Milford. Mich. 28 the winter while Lieut. Gardner Spending Christmas day wlUi Mr. and Sunday. MAKE was on duty in lhe Philippines. and Mrs Robert A. Mills were Mr , Mr. and Mrs. Myron Tuckerman Marian E. Woodman. Woodland..281 make it thc best yet. APPOINTMENTS The family trader, fully equipped and Mrs. Gerald Nash of Hopkins. were in Castleton last Wednesday Ronald A. McKibben. City EARLY Mr and Mrs. Walter Mansfield of j to help observe thc 60th wedding Alice L. Beadle. City - . by a large truck and suffered con­ Baltic Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Clark anniversary of her parents. Mr. and siderable damage, but was fortu­ O'Donnell and two children. *Kenith Mrs. Ardli Grave* The latter lias The United States Is gradually nately well protected by insurance. and Patti, and a special guest on been In falling health for aotne- being Ireed from tuberculosis. In 30 this occasion was a nephew, of time but wa* able to join in the years lire death rate has been cul| HASTINGS festivities of the occasion. Since from Ueui. Gardner who war. en "Bol£ Mill;. Garth Bogart of by 75 per cent. Christmas Seals i route to Um: Philippine* a few days Grand Traverse county, now sta­ then however. Mr*. Graves, la re-1 |WVe helped U> llnauce Uibm vic Uy- . ported In quite a serious coudlUou. • r>s, 1 before tiie war started. tioned at Fort Outer. Miss Dorothy. Roush of Kalama- BEST WISHES FOR The Beauty Bor 1 942 1II1IMIIII HAPPY << •h YEAR! BAIRD'S Bakery Specials WE STILL HAVE A FEW FRUIT CAKES L«ft Over From Christmas ROOMS Both light and dark. While they la>t we are elating them out at 50 per cent OFF REGULAR PRICE. BANGHARTBAKERY HOTEL HASTINGS HAPPY NEW YEAR AND BEST WISHES PERMANENTS “ $2-5° GV 3O7] JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP HapH New Saar ----- -p 11 BONNET & GOWN SHOP �Tiie Churches A. C. GATES FARM IMF1KMENTH ha* opened a new store, UT W. Slate , Hl.. Hastingv Foil line Mlnneapolla- Ouyla Pease, aged 65. of Cedar reek, died Sunday afternoon at1 EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING Sheldon Agency All Kinds of Insurance HARDWARE STOCK FOR SALE Cards of Thanks Rapid*. MAN WANTED AUCTION SALES AT ONCE Large feed company with na­ tional reputation want* man for good paying work in Ihia HENRY -FLANNERY morning unlil Saturday (nomlng. DR. L J. CASTON Rev and Mrs. Harold Bugbee and Betty visited their sister. Mrs Merle 1 Perkins, and family of Alma from Wednesday Uli Friday. A large audience enjoyed the' Christmas program at Hie Wesleyan OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Hastings family hear Nashville. Christmas guest* of Mr and Mrs. Orin Haynes were Clayton Hanes and Mr. and Mrs Robert Hill and I baby of Battle Creek and Mr. and Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gag and Oil Fired R*p*iri furnished sad in- ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Mr. and Mrs. Mvron Simpson and children spent Christmas with her parents. Mr and Mrs. Edd Woodin' C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Mrs. Grace Simpson Is night nurse for Mrs Chaney Miller at the Vert Robinson is employed as day been very sick with strep infection. I A nurse from Lansing, who has: been caring for them, has returned' WISHES YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mr. and Mrs Sam Vanderwoude's! daughter and husband of Martin spent Christmas with the home Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Mrs. Ross CodwaUnder of Kala­ mazoo Is spending the Christmas vacation at her home here. Dinner guests Saturday night weye her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bellin­ ger and daughters of Banfield, and sister. Miss Jessie Bellinger, local. Mr and Mrs. Leile McArthur are moving to their new home near lhe Kellogg school. JAKE DEPRIESTER Mrs. Clarence Campbell, of Cedar Creek expect to leave this week for Tennessee and other parts of the. couth. Mrs. Campbell for a few PIANO TUNING 'tVodnri tea \ Call E. T. WOOD COWS - $4.00 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Bames of Grand Rapids will visit his mother Tuesday on their way io Florida where they will spend the Mr and Mrs LaVem Calthrop and Mr. and Mrs. L. Erb and family of Delton spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs Paul Nagle at Gull Liat your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED ner Christmas day. Mr and Mrs Floyd Shelp and family spent Christmas day in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Merle Pfundt of Bay City and Miss Dorothy Jolinson of Flint were holiday guests ot their parents. Mr and Mrs. Lewis John- After working for six months at a new factory, the superintendent though that he wasn't popular, so MICHIGAN MUTUAL Auto Insurance DWIGHT FISHER. Agt. "how is it the men don't seem to like me. Why. at my last place they gave me a silver teapot when I A group of 10 children and young married people entertained many families with Christmas carols on Christmas Eve. after which they enjoyed refreshments at the home of Mrs. Margaret Boulter. Mr*. Georgia Bellingham is spend­ ing several day* with her »on and family. Mr. and Mn. Earl Belllng- Only a silver teapot.” said the candid worker. "Gosh, if you'd only leave here we'd make It a gold one!” CASH Leon Pott* spent Monday evening___ ____ _____ _____ _____ ________ at Melvin Halghta near Freeport, j spent Christmas day with their parMrs Gertie Harris and brother ent*. Mr. and Mrs Irving Boulter Charley Skinner were among the: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dick have guesU at Paul Gibson* on Christ- moved to Galesburg mas day. i Our community was saddened. John Lukso and family ate Friday afternoon by the sudden Christmas dinner with their son.! death of Mr* .Jacob Adrlanson The Steve and wife in Grand Rapids. ' funeral wa* held Sunday at the Mr. and Mr*. Howard Colburn church, with burial in the Pralrieand lhe latter's sister. Fem and vUle cemetery. Our deepest symLarrr. Mrs. Sarah McCaul and son P*1*1* u extended to the family Roy and wife were guest* at Mr Mr Mr» Ernest Farr .pent For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & “l Wl IS.B— |>M» la r|r,am<l*h<„ and rontrol lk»r. .,11 nol 1,. •kaw« si Dalian Ikraigh |U durillan •r 11,r war Jo. Har«»r. . | | Truss Fitting it | AtrroMOBtUB a tbuckb— FOB 8AI.E rote RALE—lais yard Tadar wtaa ia good rnndliion. Ray W Chand l*r. Call flailing, Citj Hank -lol if roM MALE—1V18 Defeto Fordar. g>.od <*»**• Ph—_* 1104. n Fok BALK — Thkb-ForT'CnuaJ. gAd rnad.ltoa rbaap ,uUk ,4|, Rl mr K. Ballh. 313 W. Ag|,la Hl. J.g! *priat« C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potts enter­ tained on Christmas day, Mrs. Lenna Johnson. Vance Sharp and wife and daughter. Mrs. Woodrow Gil­ Mr and Mn Delon Hughe* and lett Of Grand Rapids. Harold Eng­ land and family of Lansing and family of Toledo. Ohio spent the Morris Lewis and wife of Kalama- Mr. and Mra. Ouy McNee enter­ tained Charles Gibbs and Wife, and Creek over the holidays Mrs. Gertie Harris and Chas SkinMr. and Mrs George Adrlanson entertained at a Christmas dinner Sunday with 34 prevent. daughter Fern and son Larry Mr. and Mrs Earl Boulter spent spent Sunday at Robert Baird* near the weekend with her parents. Mr. । Hastings. and Mrs. Oliver Hayward at Kala- Then again, the LiUle Red Hen might gtvg Washington some pointers on siiell production. WEPAYTOP MARKETPRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $5.00 Phone Collect Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service son Keith, of Otecgo vi»ited his mother. Mn H. E Borne*. Sunday AUCTIONEER Hatting. Phoa* ms HORSES - $5.00 Mn. Hazel Nunnemakcr visited her son. Mr. and Mrs Wilber Tolles and children of Hastings Sunday. | JERRY ANDRUS LY BARKER'S CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS NO OTHER WORK SHOES ON EARTH LIKE THEM! WOLVERINE SHILL HORSEHIDES Have Uppers, Soles and insoles of Inner-Shell Horsehide IT’S AN ACTUAL FACT: No other work shoe in the world is so thoroughly con­ structed of Genuine shell horsehideand noother horse­ hide is triple-tanned to amaz­ ing softness and flexibility the way Wolverine's secret process does it. That process Jives you work shoes as comortable as old slippers, and even dry that way after soaking. Yet, it re­ tains all the wear-de* fying toughness that A makes shell horse­ hide world famous A] for money saving durability. In Wol­ verine Shell Horse­ hides you not only get far greater comHF tort but also a whole Bm lot longer service.. Com* in and try on a pair of 'am soon! ^^•rlne'a trinl •M mnf proc' '*«theraofto �IIE U 1 3 IL . THE HASTINGS BANNER *Ts MAYOR LOWRY INSISTED BUSINESS STREETS BE PAVED AND THEY WERE SECTION TWO-PAGES 1 HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1942 EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR average city of It* *lze. Over 75 TRAFFIC TIPS and QUIPS wrong place and went to lhe ground BARBERS CORNERS and ht on n metal something-orMi and Mrs. Max Bump spent , other and move around like Grand­ Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ent* Miss Margaret Rnyiter pa Snazzy. Jerry says.. “You'd ward "ruder of Hastings. Grand Haven Is spending t make ah... of a Santa Claus." JKiirrg II y paths By s ? (i* e S P U l ----------------------------- II 11 " ready paved, and preparations for more are being made. We who enjoy tbese paved Hreels In Hastings will be glad that Dr. Our tree has never been so pretty cole oi Aoa. air. ana rars. utcar (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) Lowry made it plain that if lie ----—— .j this year. Besides two string* Fancher and three children of, family Sunday dinner gu«*Ui were elected, thc business district was he required after his gradua-*—■' -—-----------------------------------------of lighted tinsel, icicle*, sur and Grund Ledge and Miss Bcmlta Cole ttt Hugh Meyera in Hastings. must be paved: that he carried it lion io serve a* Interne in a hoa-1 efforts could not be scored as suc- through to a fine success.' We are lhe huge ornaments, we have some­ of Grand Rapids. ............ pital for a year before he could cewful as was shown by surface glad that he Insisted that first class . pine cone* the school children Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston and -z' practice his profession. He com- unevenness after wagon wheels had , materials must be used and a flrslI Something I'm so glad there ten t' 1“*"^ »‘lh aluminum paint. Then son Donald spent Christmas with achieve failure, but never taking 1 pteted lhe medical course at Ann packed the dirt. When heavy rains i —going to be any blackout ot Ger- i1 tried Cecil DeMiUe's suggestion relatives at Fremont. < class Job be done. We are pleased 1a chance Is the most successful. Arbor, and began hte practice taicama the street was a mess. It i' that his only venture in politics l man and Italian cla*.;ical music nnd toolc '°°p ,lake^• and hot water Mbs Alice Poley of Cincinnati is • a small town in Oakland county.. waa qulle a lime before gravel was II gave to Hastings its first paved ^Wine-tenths of the beet music in nnd bcBt “»«" ,o • whipped cream spending Christmas vacation with Michigan. He had taken thc regu-, med. cobblestone paved gutter*1 the world has been composed by | «m*L>tency with an egg beater and her mdther. Mrs. Jerry Potey । streets, and furnished our citizens lar course at Ann Arbor but hud mad, andzthe street properly cov- ' with a demonstration of the fact Germans and Italians, mostly Ger- !pul B°bs &n0* on *he branches Callers at Wm. Mishler's on \ specialized in diseases of lhe eye.jere(i. That was a decided change ‘ mans, and we need the influence of I,nd ,hen M»«»hled artificial snow Sunday were: Mr. J. L. Brandie of that while it costs n*>ney to have \ Hte first location did not offer theifor the ‘better but still left much | paved streets they are worth the i thc great masters through the try- •0,1 1,1:11 nnd te it^ever gorgeous. Big Rapids. Dr. and Mrs. S. E.opportunities he desired for ht*|4o-be"de»lred. For when lhe spring I Brandle of Grand Rapid*. I lng houra aheadjnore than in orWH| tol)Ueti „ ver> . Happ> . New specially. That wm probably the1 break-up and the late fall rains)p । dlnary Ume* England it playing । year lo oJ you May we Mr and Mrs Herman Hauer and reason for Ills coming to Rsitings ; Brrlved. the slreet become soft and; I HENDERSHOTT this music to record attendance* । nnd Ioyal hearti ta roy daughter Mabel le were dinner When h>'located )>ere-he did not muddy. fUu of hollows and ruts, Cough — Croujry Coughs and our own Metropolitan Is doing [ prayer We didn't send Christmas greet­ guests at Floyd Clum's on Christ-' give up lhe general-practice but did When frwJta| weather arrived, the ■Tosca (Italian! and Tannhaaser ip .----------------due to colds) is sighted try anoitud ma* Eve. On Christmas they were1 specialize in optical work. He condmon 0( our highways in the ings but are here to wish all a (German>. Toscanini I* preparing HOPE CENTER Happy and Prosperous New Year. gue.d* at Albert Hauer's in West! built up a large practice, and per- । business district defied description. Two of our telephone lines were six concerts of Beethoven nnd the • clnU(1 Moslu . r u m very poor Woodland. < formed many difficult operations, j If a merciful weatherman sent us out of order last Wednesday and । Philadelphia Is scheduled for a ma- health. Christmas guests at Mra. Jerry He drew to our city many patiente' enough snow to bury the rough un“Oace trlsd nsver without!ThunBlay. wood si HOOi Jorlty of German and Italian ope.-- j Mr? Ml„a Aldrich is visiting her Foley's were: Mr. and Mrs. Nayj from long distances and from larg- CVennes* that wm a lucky break ” >w>~w “ Dr. and Mrs- Glen Gunn and son Sold by all druggists. Bump and daughters, local: Wayne er cities. | There were hitching post* on each of Kalamazoo were Christmas Bump of Detroit: Mr. and Mrs.I s«m«hU>, t w. we toi-l-ute ter ™u>eT mV I think I never knew a man who | side ot State and Jefferson in those guests at A. C. Clark's. James Foley. Hastings and Mr. and I enjoyed visiting more than Dr. days, and they were Used most of Mr. and Mrs Ernie Matteson with brother in Northville. to re-chnstcn “sauerkraut Sifi„.- Mrnermnit Mr item mid & mh - T"IX'«.VS™J mJ sin: I Have "“Tt “iS.te“nd te'te l-owry. After prescribing for ills the Ume when lhe sUires were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison at­ patient, he■ delighted tajo^detended inc lhe annual Whitworth mas party al the Grange iiau aim-; eqU4)jy dopey - -- -—— aciigiueu to io chaj emit for lor “^n.^ I do^t need^ur^o n- ■■■ — — icnaca arnazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Milton That often interfered ««‘l» «* to whut in I Christmas party Leon Moon's in day was enjoyed by many in thLs j . . . . might be found --- UIIIUUII33 ) at — - - ■■ — —........... something funny—Seeing Buster I Warner and daughter from Delton wlth Ills keeping hts engagement* the rear of thc places where the > Dating. In the afternoon, Mr. and vicinity. Several were present from spent Sunday- with their parents nasnngs. ,. [on hl* knee* in front of the Christpromptly with other patient*. He horses aloud, nor how high It would ■ jjrh Matteson called on relatives Hasting*. Jerome Kidder of Battle Creek mas trw llcr. stretching n„vlvllu.a thc Mlv tissue lu,,ur, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Ashby. would not visit if he considered his be piled by lhe time spring and' who were holding a Christmas party Not much news in tills locality, nt Wrtdsv ■ ....pP<|nRa , Friday and Rnturdav Saturday at al the the wrB on nt* present and lab­ next patient's case very critical, settled weather arrived. To put It [ at the home of their mother. Mrs. spent as every one is busy. but if It wa* ordinary Illness, or mildly it was quite noticeable. Not Lillie Matteson, in the Week's dis­ home of hte mother. Mrs. Lydia oriotzsly spelling out lhe name on, Thanks to the Banner and it* undernca(j,, When he gets ------- ----there — *’— they -------went ‘ 'to “ Kidder. Tills was a farewell visit the If he didn't know it was serious. all of this refuse was on the sides trict. From force for the lovely Christmas earn [ B„ou |fte noor ,n |h>l _________ ______________ hLv forenoon engagement to see a of the streets. Enough was dropped Hastings to spend the evening with a* Mr Kidder te hi> bad health and hu tong IMlienl in hte home might-possibly Into the travelled roadbed to their son Lawrence Matteson and s^nd'the “rrL^mde? of^the^wlntcr fashlon he ho,ds uP »»»<«*• * »'*• ' Folk* who say politicians are w*nler | disgusted with him for being “■ “cheap" aren't taxpayers. tie filled late In lhe afternoon. Yet make a difference in IU texture. family. Mr. and Mrs Rlnnle Mott' spent his patients liked him so well that Also you copld detect II when the Juvenile • and “ sarcastically Mid Why Wh, --------------------------------------------------------don't you get your microscope? they generally stood for these de­ wind blew lhe dust from II Into a few day* over Christmas with on Mr and Mrs. Loy Smith on He i eplied happily. "It would lays. U wasn't much use to scold your nostrils in dry weather. So their daughter. Mrs. Karl Kruger Sunday. and family, near Sturgbi. . more gravel was drawn onto lhe help." about It. for he would apologize Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Walker spent Chas. Van Vranken> had Ids MOTORISTS - Hie Na-'tonal profusely, was sorry he had taken street, and lhe center of It grew daughter. Mrs. Bull Hayward, and an enjoyable Christmas Jay with What became of—All ^the ham­ Safety Council urges you to take up bo much time with other cases, higher and higher with the pass­ -family with him on Chriattnu day. Mr. and Mr*. Chester Stowell of mocks you used to see stretched be­ thc Christmas spirit with you * and he and you would smile; for ing years. After this process had Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill were Hastingstween trees in front yards? ALio behind the wheel of your car both knew he would probably do proceeded for a.decade or two. and in Battle Creek lost Wednesday to The Walter Stager family spent during the holiday season. the same thing again, unless the still there was complaint, an elder spend the day with their niece. Miss. Christmas with Mr. Stager s moth- ij all the Inp robes with bright red Hiaaer* i roses nnd hideous green leaves and But thc Council hastens to add case was extremely dangerous. statesman of thc city council sraz Judith Hemphill. er in Reed City. Mrs. Stagers of the I frin8es c,car around? that It doesn't mean thc kind of Then when he had left hte medicine and vowed vehemently that if the Mrs. Ernie Morgan of Hastings; brother. Victor, took care cf t—. city dads would grant him permis ­ Christinas spirit you can buy in or prescription, he would mention with her daughters. Alice and Vir­ chores during their absence and is Patsy has her cousin here and bottle*. In fact, drinking and some subject you would be glad to sion. he would give Hastings a ginia. were Christmas Eve callers> expected to remain a few days. they are calling each other "Ag­ driving is one big reason why talk about, and a quarter or half main street that would be thc lalk at Albert Brill's. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. nes'* and "Mabel." It resounds, the traffic -toll always takes a mi hour more would be gone. You of thc town and would give our city Bennett were Mr. ................. nnd Mre. from one end of tbe~Tiouse io the Mr. and Mrs. Brill vere dinner’ M. .... G. „ .... .................... big Jump during holiday festlviliked to luive him visit with you. an enviable reputation for having guests on Christmas of Mr. and I Rudd of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. other and Li getting 'a little nau­ but did not enjoy his taking so tiie best business street In Michi­ Mrs. Clinton Lahr in Hastings Richardson. — seating. *o the boys say. The girls No. lhe Christmas spirit the much time with the others. This gan. The city fathers, having lis­ Mrs. Robert Timm, who was In­ spend hours rolling their hair up Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bryans had Council is- talking about te the habit ot friendly visiting made folks tened to so many complaints, were their sons. Carl and Howard, and jured in the motorcycle acciden^ in Utile curls with a rnttall comb one of courtesy and good will to­ like him—unless there wm too happy to turn lhe Job over to this families as supper guests and for has improved enough, to be taken and then along comes one of the ward others. Courtesy on the much delay in his over-due arrival. statesman. Let me tell you about a Christmas tree party, on Christ­ home from the hospital. boys and knocks the curb helterhighway would prevent many ac­ Those who called on Mr. and Mrs. skelter. with one grand swat. Then Dr Lowry rarely IcmV his patience mas Eve. cidents. and you couldn't give In the early days, when every­ but it must have been strained al­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hendershott Gilbert Tiinm this week were Mrs. thc glrLs patiently do them up your fellow drivers a better gift. most to tire breaking point with body In Hasting* burned wood for and Merle spent Chrislmu with Timm's mother. Mrs. Nelson, and again. Oh. unhappy me! So this year, on the highway hl* first automobile. Have you fuel, an "uliery." as it wu then her mother. Mrs. Daisy Tompson,, her brother. Harold Kelson, of Texand elsewhere—Give Courtesy for in the Shultz district. lived long enough to recall those Jerry and i went out Christmas called, was built east of Mr. HarMrs Wilma Kidder. Mr. and Mrs. Christmas day guests at Chas. Christina* I ' wheezy, temperamental, one lung Eve and played Santa Claus to Wilbur Orville Bruce, and Forrest Price some •pecial friends and some nice cars and their balky conduct when durg's greenhouse on Rxst State Hendershott's were, the 9 Stebbins Bldg. one most needed their very best street In the second ward, and Schantz family. local. Wm. Schantz. called at the Nelson Hulbert home children. Coming off one of the » behaviour? They did nol adver­ quantities of ashes were given that Geo. McCulla. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie in Battle Creek Saturday night. dark porches. I stepped off the Miss Marguerite Kidder was Sun­ tise 90 to 150 H.P. engines tn tliose establishment. From them alkali Lockwood and brother. Hiram Lock­ day dinner guest of Miss Vada Fox. day*. If the motor delivered any- and potash were extracted. The wood, all of Hastings. Word comes from Clinton Brill In the evening lhe young ladles at­ treated uhe» were dumped down giving remarkable service. Such u lhe steep bank near the establish­ that his company was to be sent to tended thc revival services at the thing as making a hill on high iment until there was a large ac­ *ea on Saturday. Dec. 27th but Wesleyan church. wun ’t allowed to tell where or lhe On Christmas night Mr. and Mrs. was rarely witnessed. Maybe you cumulation. 1 was never advised entertained -----with -a ■-•- -----------------remember lhe roads of that period. what was thc special attraction name of tl\f boat. Their quarantine Clare Bassett over but their leave of absence | Christmas party and tree. Those Possibly you recall meeting a team this long-abandoned ashery. with wu hart h//n Mall ran Kt ill nr-.-nl u-rra Kir nnri Mm Amrw on some narrow highway at that its big pile of old uhes. had for had been canceled. Mail can still present were Mr. and Mrs. Amos reach’ him if sent to the same ad- Van Horn of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs 11113 elder CIUCI statesman of that ---- - Ipar---lime und naw the frightened horses this Sylvester Van Hom of Middleville. do all sorts of crazy stunts in their ticular city council, but he claimed dr*J5 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Matteson Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeo. Bassett. Mis. efforts to gel by you. It you were to have demonstrated that that old ‘ Mr of Hastings spent Sunday with lhe Kate Kidder, and Mr. and Mrs ash pile contained the ideal sur ­ a good sport you stopped your ear home folks here. Henry Meyer* of Freeport. and helped to lead thq cantanker­ facing material needed for lop-1 Mrs. Ella Lahr from the Gregory Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeo. Taggart. ous animals past your automobile. dressing State St. He told his fel­ district spent the .weekend wish Cliarles Rose and Mr. nnd Mrs. Tiicn when you cranked your car low Solons on thc council that her daughter, Mrs. Albert Brill. Wm. Rose called on Mrs. Taggart's for half an hour maybe, and it those ashes would pack down hard sister. Mrs. Merrill Strlmback of wouldn't budge, you were "alone and smooth and made an Ideal BARNUM SCHOOL Woodland, who is recovering from with your thoughts.” Do you re­ road. ’ So. under lhe supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Fenstamaker of a serious operation.' member what you thought, or may­ tills genius, teams and men were Clarkston and Mr. and Mrs. Adam Wood school district enjoyed the be said, about It? Or have you Fender and son Floyd of Lacey Christmas tree and program held tried to forget that unhappy ex­ treated to a four inch coat of ash­ spent Christmas al the home of 'there Christmas Eve. Tiie school _______________ perience? Dr. Lowry bought a car es from Ute Second ward ashery Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fenstamaker.: house was full and the program because he had a large practice In dump. These were rolled down and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fenstamaker• good. We organized our P. T. A. and the rural area as well as the city. packed lightly onto that gravelled attended the funeral of lhe former'*! hope and expect everyone in the But if he kept an account of his street. Then this new Columbus of aunt. Mrs. Eva Baker, of Clarkston district, and anyone else who cares repair bills and of lhe many and lhe road building world calmly Monday. [to. will come back and enjoy our often long delays he endured, his awaited the expected approval of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston p. T. A. every month. car, the first one brought to Has­ the public. Alaa, it was never giv­ attended a Johnston family gather-; Mr and Mrs. Will Cairns and tings. must have created a huge en. When heavy rains came that lng near Mt. Pleasant ChristmM | Floyd spent ChristmM day with ashy coating became a sticky mess. Eve. They returned home ChristmM I Mr. and Mr*. Charles Bauman of deficit. Harold with. Cressey. Possibly it was his numerous ex­ You could tell a Hastingsite by the ■"nmlng. bringing ( Christmas dinner guests of Mr asperating exploits with that first gray mud that stuck to his shoes. them. Pvt. Arnold Johnson of Camp and Mrs. Howard Wilson were Mr automobile, and his futile attempts When the sun shone for a few days Livingston, La. and brother, Roger, I and Mrs. Henry Kidder, Irene and to pilot It through the then ter­ ol Camp May. N. J., who were both | Hazel, and Charles Kidder of Fort coated with fine, pulverized ashes. rible streets of Hastings and the ChristmM furloughs. Custer. then horrible highways of the sur­ In dry weather wheti lhe wind home oh —:------------ *-♦-»-----------------rounding country that drove him blew down or up State street, no started to their respective camps The success or fidlure of the into politics. While he had always western dust bowl liad anything on Saturday night. Pvt. Everett W. Johnston arrived program of tuberculosis conbeen a Republican, he was not a Hastings, except that the dust here narrow partisan. Al Chat time wa* gray and finer. Did’ the mer- Friday morning from Fort Bragg. trol in Michigan depends on the .wv.chante say anything when they N. C. .to spend a week's furlough returns for Christmas seals made In Hastings usually gave a Democratic | the next few days, according to at hte home. .».ju..vy <» Dr. found their stocks and counter* majority In general elections. Hillis and Margery' Reesor. who Curtis M. Wylie, president of the Lowry was asked to be the Demo- coated with thl* new road mixture? cratlc candidate for mayor of this Believe me they imld a plenty, and are students at Kalamazoo, and Michigan Tuberculosis Association. city in the spring of 190fl. He did -••»> with much ' emphasis. mnl,’‘i' Then the lhc Helen of M. S. C. are spending their not consider that politics ought to city hired more teams and men to vacations at home. enter Into city elections, so he con­ scrape all the ashes from the street. A good example of one of those sented with .the understanding That elder statesman, who had questions grasped out of thin air that lie woflFd urge the paving of been a member of the council for by the family's young hopeful and State street from the monument to many years, was never thereafter then tossed at an unsuspecting NC&MOR Michigan avenue, one block south a candidate for alderman. This ashes experiment was made parent is the following: on Jefferson, cne block from State COUGH Dion “Dad. why do you wind up a busi­ north on Church to the Michigan ness when you want It to stop?" J Central tracks, and one block north elected mayor. But the street was from Stale on Michigan avenue to by no mean* satisfactory when he the M. C. Ry- track*. The con­ was named for that office. Mayor dition of the streets in Hastings Lowry. with plenty ot good back­ and the rural highways had ex­ ing. insisted that it was a disgrace asperated him to lhe point that he to Hastings to have such miserable was ready to do almost anything streets in ita business district, and to make a start towards having that they ought to be paved with good roads. He exacted a promise brick. The moat of the cost would from the Democratic leaders of the of course fall on the abutting prop­ city that they would support his erty. That was arranged and the paving program before he accepted brick paving was laid in 1907. It lhe nomination. They gave that promise, so he was nominated and excellent condition yet. It was an । honest job. Mayor Lowry and the1 elected. I wish I could give my readers city council watched the work, and, » word picture of the condition of gave It such supervision that It' our principal business street before seems likely to wear for another 35 the brick paving was laid. When With this actual paving as ample I fint saw it that street was a com­ We ihonk you for your patronage during mon dirt road. When Hastings be­ proof of Its benefits. Hastings be- 1 came a city, it seemed fitting that came paving conscious, and has be1941. We look forward to your continued something be done to improve it. good will in 1942 and for many years to and R was attempted. The sides now necessary to argue the benefit* were plowed and the loose dirt ot paved streets They are so obvious I come. Hastings, scraped Into the center of the high­ as' to be Mil-evidentway. which was the accepted plan notwithstanding the tact that the of road-building In lhaf, period. city is located on terraces rising You can well Imagine that it had from lhe river which adds mate­ Ita drawbacks. Attempts were made rially to the coal of read building, to smooth the roadway, but such has far more paved streets than lhe WAR DECLARED ON COLDS I ... I Peckhams Remedy ”m? Drive Safely FOR THE NEW YEAR. ~ ' ..MAKE IT A THRIFTY ONE START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN THE || [^ BUILDING AND LOAN ASS'N. HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Arrive Safely r i- e f I ,£*’. - To relieve fAT TAQ Misery of t-VLUO AAA Best Wishes for the Coming New Year! May it be our privilege to serve you throughout 1942 as in the past 8 Hastings City bank HASTINGS, MICHIGAN HIGHLANDS DAIRY Member F.D.I.C. �THE HASTINGS BANNKM, THUMDAY, JANUABY 1, IH1 JEWELRY FOR BABY! Of course Baby’s arrival will require jewel­ ry — the token of greeting <3nd good wishes for most every event in our lives. GIFTS WILL BE AWARDED TO FIRST BABY BORN IN BARRY CO. A fine assortment of gifts await* the first Barry Co. Baby born in 1942. Some baby is going to be lucky. The first boy or girl born in 1942 in Barry county to Barry county parents will be given prizes offered by the business firms whose adv*, appear below. Our Present for the 1942 Baby Is A Baby Ring. C. B. HODGES HASTINGS WHO WILL WIN THE 7TH ANNUAL HASTINGS BANNER FIRST BABY OF THE YEAR CONTEST Dependable Jeweler MICHIGAN The birth record, with dote, hour and min­ ute of birth and full names of the parents and attending physician must be sent to the Bonner office so that the winner may be selected not later than January 13. CONTEST RULES We will present the FIRST 1942 BABY A COMBINATION SHOE SET 1. Baby must be bom In Bar­ ry county, to parents llvln* in Barry county. 2. Arrival ot baby must be re­ ported to the Banner by January 13. Mothers! 3. Report of arrival must con­ tain (a) Exact time and place of birth; ib) Parents’ names and address; (c) doctor’s name and address; 1dl Baby's name. We maintain a baby depart­ ment featuring everything that baby needs. We invite you to visit us. THE BANNER Will Deposit WE HAVE A SPECIAL GIFT FOR THE FIRST BABY OF 1942; A BABY BUNTING. 3.00 BABY'S SHOES Mothers realite the importance of early footwear for their babies. Theee tiny feet must be treated *ently and correctly. Our years of experience in fltUny shoes qualify us to invite yea to make this store your shoe head­ quarters. (SHOES ANO HOUSISLlrriRSI TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE SUPPLIES FOR THE BABY HASTINGS MICHIGAN We invite mothers to moke this store their headquarters for Baby's needs. Our stock is complete and includes Johnson and Johnson. Menncn's and other nationallyknown products. DAINTY THINGS FOR BABY! We have a Special Gift for the first baby born in 1942 -A Special Baby Book. Lovely little garments that every mother dreams about and so moderately priced that she can choose a complete layette economically. HEED’S DRUG STORE , . Regi»tored Pharmacist Always on Duty! Hasting*, Mich. Phone 2241 State v Jefferson For The Frandsen’s Store FIRST BABY BORN HASTINGS. MICHIGAN IN BARRY COUNTY IN 1942 Baby Needs! We carry a complete line of boby needs and invite you to make this store your supply center. Baby Feet. . . Tiny though they may be it is most important that they beTitted cor­ rectly. We carry a complete line of children's shoes ranging from the first shoes to adult sizes. We specialize in corrective footwear. MICHIGAN Greetings to the First Baby Born in 1942! To the first baby born in Barry Co. in 1942 we are giving BABY HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2115 No. 1 of 1942 ONE BABY'S SET Congratulations! consisting of Brush, comb, boby book and rattle. DECORATED CAKE DAIRY PENNEY’S Ly BAR KER’S We have a We will deliver one quart of GRADE A MILK to thc homo of the FIRST 1942 BABY for 30 days, delivery to start when the parents wish. If baby lives in thc country, we will pay $3 cosh instead HASTINGS c" YARDLEY" BABY SET NICE $3.00 To the FIRST 1942 Baby We will present the first 1942 Baby with a Crib Blanket. To the First Twins Bpm in Barry County to Barry County Parents in 1942 we will give a Twin Baby Buggy. We will present the 1942 baby with a WE WILL PRESENT THE FIRST 1942 BABY WITH A PAIR OF SHOES HIGHLANDS Our boby department is com­ plete in every detail. for the mother of Barry County's 1st baby of the year. BANGHART'S BAKERY HASTINGS Cong ratulations TO THE FIRST BABY BORN IN BARRY COUNTY IN *42 Feldpausch's Food Center Extends Congratulations and will present CARVETH & STEARINS S HASTINGS this baby with 12 cees of CIR- TO THE FIRST BABY OF 1942 BIR S BABY FOOD 12 large eens ef ARMOUR'S VIRIBIST MILK. We will present the first baby • of the year with o sweater and bonnet set. FOOD CENTER HASTINGS HASHVILLI PHONE 2131 BONNET & GOWN SHOP Hastings, Mich. CONTEST CLOSES TUESDAY, JANUARY 13,1043.0 P.M. �TIW: HARTINGS BANNt^. tlTOllSftAT. JANUARY 1. IM! WELCOME FIRST I DELIGHTFUL TRIP THROUGH THE WEST I BABY Congratulations & Best Wishes. We have a safety­ gate for the first '42 youngster. ☆ Our boby goods de­ partment features furniture, wheel goods, etc. Montgomery Ward HASTINGS WE EXTEND BEST WISHES TO THE FIRST BABY BORN IN BARRY COUNTY IN 1942 Our gift to the first of '42 is 12 cans of Carnation Milk. HENRY'S MARKET HASTINGS En 191 And to the first we will give a HIGH CHAIR. Baby Furniture When in need of furnrfor the baby or youngsters we irivite you to stop in and see our stock. We carry a com­ plete line at reasonable prices. W. A. ROTH FURNITUM Hastings Field starting from Lake Louise or Jasper Is now available and the number of tourists is constantly In­ creasing as people leum more ' about tiie beauties of this wonder­ land, report the Host Ings women who enjoyed every mile of the trip. Along a side road, off the high­ way to the ice Field. Mrs. McCoy and Mra. Evans went to Mount i Edith Cavell and the Angel Glacier, a mo* I picturesque drive. Mount Edith Cavell is one of nature's monuments— an ageless memorial to lhe martyred British nurse who' was executed in 1915. Angel Gla­ cier is on ^he northern side of lhe mountai^'and below, almoat hidden by timber is Lake Cavell. On-the trip to Mt Edith Cavell. , invlator were the only passengers( I and the bus driver was considerate in slopping thc bus often so tliay could see the majestic views. Wordsi fail to adequately describe thisl capped mountains, glaciers, moun­ tain tarns, virgin timber, fertile■ valleys, waterfalls, chasms. wildI animals and beautiful flowers—allI has to b.- seen to be fully appre­. ciated. Terraces of Ice three miles; across the top and over 2.000 feetI I deep, the Ice blue us blue ran be.. form a picture never to be forgot-■ FREEPORT To One and All EARL R. Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Clinton of girls present Mrs. Clara Deming of Allo, andI waii. is no longer considered se­ | With’ reluctance Mrs (hans nnd! Mr and Mrs Karyl Livingston riously III. | Mrs. McCoy left the .Columbia Ice, Mra. Charles Overholt, local, were! Hastings, and Mr and Mra. Alfred ' Friday afternoon callers of Mrs.- Gonxale* nnd family, local, were and family of Clarksville were SalFreeport Methodist Church | i Field and wended their way/along> Allen Fish and F. E. Deming. Christmas dinner guests of Mr. nnd urday ____ , _____ dinner______ guests_____ of Mr. und Mr*. I1 Ray Tl.-iv Wieland Wieland nnd family familv Mr ana Mr. and Mrs. Harold riuroia Woods woous spent Mr*. B. R. Clinton. Everett M. Love, pastor i lhe Jasper-Lake Louhe-Banff hlgh-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and I Mr. and Mrs. William Crakes arc । way to Banff in the province ot Al- ChrLstmax with Mr. and Mrs M. A. Morning Worship—11:00. family. Bud Kauffman, und Howard I spending trie holidays in Grand | berta. coming south from Edmon- Larson of Kalamazoo Sunday school—12:00. ’ . , \ Mr. und Mrs. Gary Studt and Mr. McRoberts of Bowne. celebrated' Rapid* | ton to Calgary then on to Banff Although we are coming Into a , ' and to more scenes of ageless beau- and Mra Fay Siudt and Wendell of Christmas Eve with Mr and Mn I Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Austin and new year with anything but bright Joe Kauffman and family. I two children of Blissfield. "Mr. and 1 ty and grandeur. Here llu-y stayed Lake Odessa were Chrlstihas dinner prospects for the future, and every-, Mrs. Claud Walton nnd Mrs. Geo. Mrs. J..B. Cook und two daughtets -jthing ahead of us looks quite black, at the world famous Banff Springs guesU of Mr and Mrs. George BusNelson were Hastings shoppers Sat- of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Leo ,we can still say to one and all: I hotel—a city in Itself with GOO spa- tance and family. ! Rose and family, local. Mr. and ."A Happy New Year to you." Every Mrs. Claud Walton and Donald, urday. I clous rooms and everv comfort and Mr. und Mrs. R. F. Kunde and । Mrs. Jack McCoy and Sally Mae of cloud ( | convenience imaginable. The hotel nnd Mrs. George Nelson were Orand Is said to have a silver lining. son Herbert, and Kolecn Kunde cedar Springs spent Christmas day ,Let us pray and truit that the end । overlooks lhe bcuutiful Bow river. Rapids shopiiera Wednesday. spent Christmas with lhe former's | with their parents. Mr.jgui Mrs. Ed ;of 1M2 will be better than its be­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull and 14< miles east of the contlnerital daughter. Agatha and husband of stairs. children of Lowell, and Mr. and divide. Looking In another direction ginning. । Miss Betty Ann Stoddard of Ann I one can see Mount Rundle, 9475 Mrs. Carl Myers of Hastings were Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones of | Arbor spent Christmas with her Carlton Center Methodist Church | feet high. Tiie water of lhe Bow Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Grandville and son Donald of mother. Mrs Edna Miller. Everett M. Love, pastor f river was an emerald green in Mrs. Gerald Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Overholt of I which were reflected thc trees, thc Mrs. Viola Rogers, who returned Arizona spent Sunday evening with Morning Worship—10:00. Grand Haven. Mr. and Mra. SteI hills and Mt Rundle. There were from Pennock hospital, has gone to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mead. Sunday school—11:04. Dr. J. W. Rlgterink and daughter phenson and daughter of Minnej many robin*, magpies and smaller the home ot her son Alton of Jack­ In the face of the darkness that Helen of Orand Rapid* were Thurs- j sota. Mr. and Mrs. Galen Overholt 1* fast coming upon us, we shall I birds, the latter having especially son. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas and Mr day afternoon guests of Mr. and Of Fenton, and My. and Mrs. Louis need a firmer hold on Ood than we brilliant hues. Flowers in the gar­ ! Overholt of Fowlerville spent have had before. Hie pastor and dens and parks were gorgeous— nnd Mrs. C. L. Henney spent Mrs. Dell Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. Clare White and; Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. j people of lhe Carlton Center Meth­ pansies and rases growing large and Christmas with Mr. and Mra. Roy _______________ ;odist church offer to our com­ family spent Christmas with Mr. । Charles Overholt. colorful, a lovely sight. One often। Bunn of Campbell. Mrs. Clara Deming and two und Mrs. Joe Williams of Rutland. Lloyd Moore of Detroit spent munity the services of the church I think* that the summer season Is. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Payne of Christmas with hU mother. Mrs. In this new year to help ail who are | so short in that northern country grandchildren. Mrs. Floyd Bergy. I that flowers would not have time to। and Mrs Walter Bcrgy Of Alto were Kalamazoo s|>enl Christmas Eve. Anna Moore, and aunt, Mrs. Adah troubled in heart and mind to find ; develop and bloom but Hint Is a Friday callers of Mr. and Mrs. and were Christmas dinner guesU Motter. peace and poise in the midst of of the former's mother. Mrs. Ida . The Miracs Helena Brnendle and turmolL | wrong Impression. Despite the■ Charles Overholt. Mrs. Warren Burrarrer and Clar- . Virginia Fish ot Grand Rapids, and length of the growing season, fiowerni Mr and Mrs. Claud Mead. Mr. I uuian Bleam. local, were Christmas Freeport United Brethren Circuit bloom in abundance, both the wildI cnee, and Misj. Bea DcPlonty were and Mra. Clement and children, and day callers at the Allen Fish home. Rev. Paul E. Olmstead, pastor and lhe cultivated varieties, blos­ Kalamazoo visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karclwr. Robert Mead spent Christmas with) Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Barker and Freeport soming In some places even beyondI Sunday school—10:30. the Umber line which I* approxi­ Mr. and Mrs. Neal Karcher. and Mr. und Mrs. Howard-DeMond of; daughter Katherine of Waldron vis. Mr. nnd Mra. George Katcher ot Woodiand. lied Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stairs and atPreaching —11:30. mately at 10.000 feel in height.. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney and landed the funeral of Meredith Christian Endeavor—7:00. This famous vacation spot drawsi Plainwell spent Christmas with Mr. Donna of Lansing were weekend j Lewis, last week Monday. EvangelWllc service— 8:00. . thousands from the State* every’ and Mra Forrest Buehler. Mr. and Mra. Dan Postma and guesU of Mr. aud Mrs. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Everson and year, thc number steadily Increas­ j family spent Christinas eve with Mr. ing since thc highway system hasi Phyllis Ann visited Mr. and Mrs. Gosch. George Alexander and family of Mrs. Gertrude Russell attended I and Mrs. Clifford Allerdlng of Hasbeen so greatly Improved. the Carlton Center Christmas' exer-1 tings. Whoever laid nut the city of Banff | Lowell Thursday evening. must have been a nature lover, for Miss Vivian Buehler is employed ciscs Tuesday evening. . Mr. and Mra. Dan Postma and mnn «. ..r .trA*i. tarn Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar of pnyULs Ann spent Christmas day in the hOMlita) hospital at Charlotte. many of it. 1U streeta are nnmftrf named for for In Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee of Middleville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ottoiwlth Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare Johnson animals. Squirrel. Marten. Beaver. Woodland were Thursday afternoon Kunde spent Christmas with Mi . । nn a Dick of Hastings. Muskrat. Bear. Buffalo. Cougar. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Mrs. Albert Prost of Lansing. I Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roush. Bill and Otter and Grizzly. Mr. and Mra. Charles Bunn. Har- Tommie, were Monday evening dinI other Interesting sights at Banff Durkee. Percy Rosser spent Christmas old and Dorothy, were Grand Rap-1 ner sgue>lia of Mr. and Mrs. Charlea include thc administration bulldlng which also house* the customs with hl* son Wesley and family of Ids shoppers Wednesday afternoon.; Murray of Grand Rapids. Later George Clum and Harry Fields of | niey called on the boys' grand­ ahd iiie thc |w*i past u«TUc. office: tile the tr«hiport transporta। and — - • Allegan. tuin.Hnn building huildina with its vivid vivid ' Lawrence Wieland of North Man­ Elmira. and Joe Fields of Ionia, mother. Mrs. Francis Vander Male tlon-Une Ind.. Is spending Christ­ spent the holidays with Mr. and i of orand Rapids. I blue roof; lhe ’ shops where allchester. 1 , Miss Evelyn Overholt of Battle 1 kinds of fur goods are on sale, as mas vacation with his parents. Mr. Mrs. J. J. Fields. Mr. and Mrs,. Frank Hynes at- creek spent the weekend with her well as other merchandise; the Al­ and Mrs. Ray Wieland. Mrs. Edna Miller spent Christmas tended a Christmas party at the I parents. Mr. and Mri Charles pine club which sponsors partiesi i for mountain climbing; a grand 18I with her daughter. Mrs. Harold home of Mr. and Mrs Ward Hype* Overholt. of Charlotte. Thursday. - and Mrs. “ ‘ Mead' and■ Mr. Clement । hole golf course along lhe Bow river Barnum of Grund Rapids. Gerald Lape of Grand Rapids, children spent Christmas Eve with ! at the base of Ml. Rundle and the I tennis court* near the Bow river Chnrlotte spent Thursday tuning son of Seymour Lope, has enlisted Mr. and Mrs. Bird Shellenbarger of in the'United State* Navy and Is with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wolcott. Hastings. 1 bridge, thc government maintaining Ed Ferguson of North Branch stationed at the Great Lakes. Mra. Henry Kars her, Mrs. Neal the courts. There are also the gov­ Mr. and Mrs. William Grigsby ot Karcher. Mrs. Forrest Buehler, Vel­ ernment nureum, Cascades rock called on F. E. Deming Friday Hutinga were Wednesday afternoon ma and Vivian, local, and Mra. Geo. garden which is illuminated at morning. Owen guests of Mr. and Mrs. n ~—• Karcher of Plainwell were Thurs­ niglit; thc large fish hatchery; Bow day afternoon callers of Mr. and Falls, one of the finest cascades in Jack of Detroit spent lhe holidays Steckle. Gerald Forbey of Climax spent Mrs. Merrill Karcher and family. tliat vicinity; the Upper Hot with Mr. and Mra. Ivan Roush. W. W. Rockhill isn't very well at Christmas day with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. William Klemp Spring*; the Observatory located Mr. and Mrs. George Forbey. Lau ­ spent Christmas with Mr. and Mra. 7.495 feet above sea level on Sul- thc present time. Robert Sparling of Kingsley, who rence Wieland of Manchester. Don­ Royal Good of Delton. i phur mountain; canyons, tunnel*, Mrs. Virgil Woods and family mountain drives and a wild animal Is now engaged in defense work In ald Mackey. Helena Braendle of St. Louis, Mo. was a Saturday din­ Grand Rapid*, and K Braendle. were Pierson ahd Howard City visi­ I paddock. tors. Tuesday. | All of these wonderful sight* ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. local, called in the afternoon. Alice Bassett of Irving spent the Mr. and Mrs. Blake Boylan of make one loathe to leave such an Tabberer. Mr. and Mrs. Edwgrd Reesor of ■weekend with her grandparent*.' Muskegon, and Mr. and Mrs. Vem enchanting country and likewise Seger of Grand Rapids were Sun­ । leave* a longing to return again and Woodland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Mr. and Mrs. George Bassett. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kime and mond Williams of Hastings called day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben । again. on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rose Thurs-, son Vem of Clarksville. Mr and Blakney. (To Be Continued! Mrs. Charles Woodworth of Char­ Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blough and day. Mra. Minnie Davis spent Christ­ lotte. Lloyd Moore of Detroit. Mrs. family spent Christmas Eve with IRVING Anna Moore, and Mra. Adah Motter. Mr<and Mrs. Will Blough. i Tiie L. A- S. will meet Friday. mas with her daughter. Mrs. Charles local, were Christmas dinner guesU MrsxaebrEv Ritenberg of Ionia. I Jun. 2 at the home of the presi­ Timpson and family of Aho. Mrs. Dan Kauffman of Logan was of Mr. and Mra. Seiniah Seese. Mrs, William Hyler. nnd Mra. Joseph dent. Mrs. Clarence Longstreet. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myehs spanl West of Greenville were Tuesday Mrs. Argyle Wlndes is spending a Monday afternoon visitor of Mr. Christmas with the former’s par- afternoon visitors of Mrs. Joseph lhe holidays in Detroit with her and Mra. Joe Kduffman. The Misses Dorothy and Helen enU. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Myera of Kauffman and’ children. {husband who has employment Steckle returned to Battle Creek Bowens Mills. Mr. and Mra. Rial Kellogg and there. E|.turday evening after spending Jo Ann of Lansing, Mr. and Mra. j Mrs. Malt Bedford has returned j from High Point. N. C.. where she Christmas vacation with their par­ Christmas with Mr. and Mra. R. A Howard Bolo, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown of Greenville. ents, Mr. and .Mrs. Owen Steckle. Arnold of Hastings, and Mr. ana visited her brother. Clyde Daniels Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bisson were Mrs. Robert Glasgow and family of Mr. and Mrs. Sam While of Hasand family. On Sunday. Mr. and Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Dowling spent Christmas Eve with Mrs. Bedford entertained her moth­ tlnes. and Charles Roush and daughter Myrtle, local, spent Christ­ Mra. O. C. Edmonds and family of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn er. Mrs. Mary Mills of Hastings. Kellogg. Mrs. Lillie Sowerby and her mas with Mr. and Mra. Dewey Hastings. Mra. Paul Olmstead and Mrs. Geo Marilyn Alexander of Lowell daughter. Miss LUliaa’Sowerby of Roush and family. L B. Lester visited In Chase Fri­ Nelson, local called on Mra. John spent two days with Phyllis Ann ' East Chicago entertained for Uctka Friday evening. PoeUna. day and Saturday. Christmas. Mr. ahd Mrs. Maurice Ed Ferguson of West Branch Mr. and Mra. Leo Reigler were j Sowerby and sons from Oakfield i township. Kent Co.. Kenneth. Mau- ton Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ spent Thursday night with his sis­ Christmas dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tuder of Hastings. j rice. Evan nnd Bien Graham of ert Dncon of Klnnyvllle. spent ter. Mrs. Ella Catt. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook and fam­ Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F. Brandt of Grand Rapids whose mother. Mrs. Christmas with Mra. Ella Catt. Mr. and Mrs. George Bassett and ily. and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Moore Lansing were Christmas evening Isa Graham is in Washington and Mrs. Hfenry Myers attended the and daughter were Christmas din­ guesU of Mr. and Mra. Asa Steckle. , William Sowerby of Rockford. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood school Christmas party Mr. and Mrs. George Brownell 1 Mrs Jessie Couch la working tm Moore. Mrs. Oertha Beam and son and Mis* Dorothy Walton ot Flint Mr. and Mrs. John Giner of RuU Mr. and Mrs. Trafford Wilkin*' Burt of Hastings calleddn the aft- spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. land, assisting in the care of their and daughter Hah of Flint, and emoon. Claud Walton and family. I son Robert who Is home from Pen­ Mr. and Mra. George Bassett and Mrs. Nellie Yeiter of Lowell spent Mr. and Mra. Vem Wagner and nock hospital. Mr. and Mra. Henry Myers were Saturday afternoon with Mrs Anna Mr. and Mra. William McCann family of Orand Rapids spent I and Jane spent the weekend with Christmas with Rev. and Mrs. C. Christmas guesU of Mr. and Mra. Moore and Mra. Adah Motter. Clare Bassett and family of Irving. U Wilkins. William's pprenu here after tiavMr. and Mrs. Woodrow Knowles Grand Rapids were Christmas din­ Ivan Howk of Rockford visitedI I lng apent Christmas with little his mother. Mrs. John Uctka. Tues­ and family, and Mr. and Mra. Or­ ner guests of Mra. Ellen Yarger. Jane's other grandparent*. ville Kokx of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston and day morning. Mr. and Mra. Harley Hatfield andl Mrs. Basil Thompson of Pontiac. family of Battle Creek spent Christ­ son Harley, and Mr. and Mra. Sey­ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thaler of mas with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pres­ end visitors at John Perry'* mour Lape and Barbara Ann ofI Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. William ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blough and Hie satisfaction of the art instinct Orand Rapids were Christmas din­ Speer, and Mlf» Donna Thaler ot ner guesU of Mr. and Mra. W. C.. Orand Rapids spent Christmas with son. Mn. Nellie Robbins and son Lape. Mra Ira Blough and son Ivani their parents. Mr. and Mra. John Donald, and Mr. and Mn Jonas I dal need*.—Havelock EUU. BOYES TO FROM YOU HAPPY NEW YEAR The boys attAndrus Serv­ ice station pause in their activities and gather to­ gether fo express their sincere wishes for your health and happiness in the New* Year. I ANDRUS SERVICE HASTINGS 0 BABIES ture (Continued from page t. sec. I) Blough ot Clarksville ware Bunday Of" Alto, and Mrs. Steve Miller of Thaler. Preaching—10:00, Logan were afternoon callers. . . Mr. and Mrs. Leap Kircher spent guesU of Mra. Polly Parks. Sunday school—1 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee and Mr and Mrs. Peter Walluna* *‘,th “r J*** Rev. Ruth Foil* oC Van Wert, Detroit spent the weekend with Mr.' Ltoj'd Karcher of Grand Rapids. family of Woodland, Mr. and Mrs. Ohio, the Evangelist al liw Free­ following TUMtey. Mr. " ’ and were Christmas dinner guests Wendell Shoemaker of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson. I" ,llnn" Mrs. I<eo Rose and Lola Wieland „ I of Dr. a”t> Mra- Irving Walters of nnd Mrs. Bert Hayner of Coau port church is holding services been a great auflmr . Mr. and Mra. Bert FrUby attended a Christmas party for the Grove, and Mr. and Mra. Lea Over- each evening. Bong service al 7:45 era district were Friday vi women employees of the Interna­ Mr. and Mra. Leo Rose and fam- ailth of Hastings were Christmas and preaching al 1:00. We Invite tional Seal and Lock Company at Mra. Harry Fields. borhood attended .„^Hly spent Wednesday evening with dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Adam you to come and help u». lhe United Brethren church in Has-• Henry Perkins ot Pontiac and Mr. and Mn. Ermond WJJUams of Schuyler Kollar <?f Middleville, visit­ The Misses Dorothy Bunn and BARNUM SCHOOL tings Thursday evening. Hastings. lhe latter's granddaughter, Mrs. Last Week's Letter ed Elaine Kauffman attended the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Everson and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Pippel of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barnum and to the Christman icawn. family spent Christmas with M.. Otto Kunde. Monday. Harbor Beach. Rev. C. V. Holstein The Misses Dorothy Bunn and and family of Grand Rapids, and) Center and Logan schools. Tues­ cousin*. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Wright and Mra. Harold Skinner of Battle and Mr. and Mra. Russel Wright of this neighborhood tut tome Elaine Kauffman vblted Logan Rev. and Mra. F. C. Vcuburg of day and Wednesday evenings. (Jreek. A daughter, named Vivian Max- Greenville, Ohio, spent Bunday with still shredding corn. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Austin of school Tuesday. Royal Oak spent Christmas "with Mr. and Mrs. John Woodman. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Janis and son their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Blissfield spent lhe weekend with Fields JVednesday night. Privates Clifford and Watson Freddy, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Olson Tabberer. Mr. and .Mrs. Ed Stairs. Tousley hare been visiting at the Townsend Meeting Mrs. Allen Pish, son Reubcn_ind and PaUy, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Miss Elaine Kauffman spent homes of CJias. Hesterly and Carl He will return Saturday. 'Donald Preston were Wednesday liam Wallunaa of Detroit spent Christmas ut the Elmer Viney home meet The Townsend Club will alternoon callers at Ute John Baar Christmas day with Mr. and Mra. in Lake Odessa. with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool Friday Emil Olson. home in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. William Dipp and evening. January 2. with a pot luck Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gless ot Miss Helen Glenn of Detroit Buwne. und Mr. and Mrs. Farrell family spent Christmas with Mr. supper. This will be presented in form of a hard time party, so ev-l spent Saturday and Sunday with Anderson of Hastings spent Christ­ and Mrs. Percy Plnncy of Marshall. Mrs. Anna Moore and Mrs. Adah mas with Dr. and Mrs. H. 8. Wedel Mr. and Mrs. Alien Fish and eryone should come prepared. No .Motter. , and family and Mra. Vivian Ander­ family, local, and Mr. and Mra. fines will be taken. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Bump of son. Harry Fish and family of Middle­ Mr. Kye« Wounded In Hawaii I Hastings were Thursday afternoon Mm. Guy 8m|th. nnd Mr. and ville were Christmas dinner guesU Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wieland re­ guests of Mis. Polly Parks. Mrs. Watt Thomas of Bowne spent of Mrs. Mary Dodge. ceived word from their daughter.' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wieland and Mrs. William Kyes. that the Utter's Mrs. Maude Rogers and Mar­ Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs family spent Christmas with Mr. husband. William Kyes. was Injured guerite. and Mrs. Jennie Casaduy Merrill Karcher. spent Christmas with Mrs Nellie Mr. and Mra. Jed Stowe, who have and Mrs. Sam Roudabush of Lowell. from the first bomb that struck' Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howk spent Hickarn Field. Hawaii. He received sold their home to Charles Moore. Smith and family of Hastings. We join in wishing you a very Happy New Year Mr. nnd Mrs David Pike ol' will move to Cadillac just as soon as Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harry three shrapnel bulle.U In his arm.' Lane of Byron Center Grand Rapids were "Friday evening; the house there Ls vacated. and in thanking you for your faithful patronage shoulder and ankle and one ma-1 The Misses Dorothy and Helen chine gun bullet in his leg. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough and son callers bf Mr. and Mrs. HaroldI Ivan of Allo, and Mr. nnd Mrs Steckle of Battle Creek were Tues­ which mode 1941 such a bright year for us! Woods. Miss Betty Buehler spent the• Steven Miller of Logan were day afternoon gucsL'i of Mr. and weekend with Mr. und Mrs. Georgei Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Steckle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunn reA birthday party was held in cclved word from the war depart­ Karcher of Plainwell. Mrs. Will Blough. Mra. Nina Mance of LaruingI John Pl«h, who ha* been having honor of Tommie Vander Male Sat­ ment. Wednesday, that theit son REAL ESTATE spent Christmas and lhe weekendI lumbago, is better at the present urday evening at the Ivan Roush Private Flrat Class Raymond A. HASTINGS home. There were sixteen boys and Bunn, wounded in action, in Ha­ with Mr. und Mrs W. W. Rockhill ■ time. 11 VICTORY consumERs 5 mi �TIE HASTOTOS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY 1. 1M» ■nd family at Reed City. ■ABT DELTON Mr. and Mrs Bart oalndti en­ tertained with a Christmas dinner for twenty members of tire Galnder family. . Mr. and Mra Floyd Collison en­ tertained their children and grand­ son Edwtn also Mias Lila Boniface of near Prairieville. Mlu Lonwne of Battle Creek to spending the mt of lhe week with home folks Mr. and Mra. Learie Hoffman en­ tertained their children Charlie of Brown City. Ruth of Kalamazoo and Curley at a Christmas dinner. daughtcr-ln-taw. Mr and Mra. wedneeday until Saturday, her aOTazoo. jrMr. and Mra. Rhleraon Louden Duane Harrington in Kalamazoo. I mother. Maccabees held held their their meetmeet­ and family and Mra. Effie Louden mouier. Mra. *u». Ada aim. Wright nragnv of u. Flint r«u»|! Maccabees ' Mr. and Mra. Leon Pennock en-' who ' 'b spending “ several' days “ there? — ln< at lhe home of Mr and Mrs attended a Christmas dinner at the lertalned the following guesU for Mr and- Mra. Donald Oy tpenneU and elected the av»fol— --------- — ------ McGregor - - - - - of - LeR ucnui ■ 1 - — - -HA spent ,,ran( r*nrl«tmBK WItH .lowlng . ______ a — ■Mrs. den and children near Milo. , dinner Christmas: their sonr Pvt. Pvt IZ" Kalamazoo Christmas with oIIlce„: — commander. Harold Watson and bride. Miss Gamer Pennock and Pvt. /Alton ‘ them. Marie Pritchard; past Commander, Ran-­ ...and J .... .1 ~ Patterson ot Chanute Field. Ran Nellie Mae Howard Wataon Mr. air. miiu mia. Mrs rivu Fred O Hughes yj. nug>m inen-...Mra. Mrs. nenry Henry vrawna. Cravens; Ueut. iwui. vwuicom- ,-------------- Watson. -------------------------------------toul, Ill ; Mr and Mra. Glenn tertalned thetr children Mr. and niander. Mrs Hattie Whittemore; I,n<^ Harold Pennock had Christinas Williams and three sons of thc Kel­ Mrs. J. L Daniels and son Jack chaplain. Mr* Charlra Lrchleit- 1 dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Burton logg Farm Gull take: Addison Johnson; Mr. and Mr*. Max Rey- ner. mbtrcM-at-arpu. Mrs. Emma Watson and son tn Augusta. Pennock of Hastings and Mr. and nolds and two children local. Mr. Dickerson; sergeant. Mra. Mildred Mr. and Mra. Sam Vanderwood Mrs. John Adams, local. |I and Mrs Willard Hall and two Fuhrman; record• ■keeper. “ Mra. ~ Dale and family had Christmas dinner Mr. and Mra. Bert Patton enter- children of Almena. Mr. and Mrs. Monica; sentinel. Mrs LeRoy Pen- with thetr daughter Ruby and huatained at a ChrUtmas dinner Wed- wulard Waters and son of Ptaln- neb; first lady of guards. Mra. Geo. band near Martin. ne«day evening: Mr and Mrs. Wm. well |<ir Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mra. Jason Willison en­ Sprague. Deprieater. Augusta; Mr. and Mra । Mra. .. Elwyn Hayward and son! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuhrman tertained their children and grand­ Georae Schnoicrnft. Battle Creek1 Dale spent Christmas with her ■nd baby of Richland were dinner children also Garner Oreenman of and Mrs. Elizabeth Perse of Fort near Banfield for ChrUtmas din­ parents. Mr. and Mra. Scott Lldy guests of his parents. Mr and Mra. i Wayne. Ind D. Fuhrman, and family Sunday. ner. near Middleville. i Mr. and Mrs. Sol Stanton enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Rhleraon Louden Charles H Stevens. 60. a fanner Mr. and Mra. George Sprague, local, ' tained Mr. and Mrs Dewey btanentertained the Kahil* of Kalama­ who resided in southeast Barry were callers in lhe afternoon. ton and daughter Connie of Grand zoo and her brother Bill who la in county died at S a. m . Friday, after । ’ Rapids and Mr and Mra. Ben camp tn South Carolina tpr Christ­ | ri-wles and daughter Frances of a short illness. He was born in, Michigan. April 16. 1881. He leave* ( Mrs Jacob Adrlanson. 75. of mas dinner Tuesday eveplng. Hastings on Christmas day. Donald McQuarrte and family two brothers Harold of Battle Prairieville dropped dead al her I Mr. and Mra. Clair Richards of Creek, the other who resides in!,r..m,. —w — ^... — had Christmas dinner with thetr h»me Friday. She was born at Ji«k*on are visiting hb mother Minnesota. Funeral service* were Shelp take in Barry county Jan. 13. daughter Marjorie and family bi Mra. Blanche Richards tor a few held at the Henton funeral home kM. and wa* the daughter of, Kalamazoo. days. ■ at 2 p m. Monday with thc Rev J1 James and Abbie Perrigo On July | Mr. apd Mr* Victor Jone* enterMr. and Mra Sol Stanton re­ 1888, she was married io Jacob(tained their children and grandE. Davis officiating. Burial in >30. i ceived a bushel of grapefruit and C. a. —iu.a tv... children with u a ChrUtmas Christmas dinner. the East cemetery al Hickory Cor-1 Adrlanson who ...mivara survives. n Besides the chilrtrfri oranges from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Bert Galnder will husband she leaves one son. Charles nera. Cummins who are spending lhe Mr. and Mrs Herman Reynolds, Adriamon. of Plainwell and one go to lhe home of Mr. and Mrs winter in Florida. Lavem Shedd al Galesburg on Sun­ who have been visiting their son. t daughter, Mra. Maurice Burchett, Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Clair, and family in Chicago re- j of Do'ter. nine grandchildren and day for their family holiday din­ Solomon an eight pound two ounce turned home Friday two great-grandchildren. Funeral ner. December 28 daughter "Janet Carol" In Borge** Mr. and Mrs Rex Waters will Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horton of, services were held front thc Prairie­ hospital. Monday. Dec. 22. They Battle Creek and Mbs Kathryn ! vine ville Metnomsi Methodist enuren church uv at j3 r. P m M . i entertain Mr. and Mra. Vern Towne returned to their home on ThursHorton of Parchment spent Christ­ Sunday with Rev. Price of Plainwell: and twin daughters of Plainwell d»y morning. mas with Their parents. Mr. and officiating. Burial wax made In the and Stewart Waters and family for Mr. and Mra, John Adams spent ; a holiday dinner on Sunday, Dec. Prairieville cemetery. j ChrUtmas Eve with their son-ln- 'Mis J. C. Horton. Cameron Floria and Mb* Naomi j law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs wim.au ana a‘""' «' |I GLASS CREEK IIDknn Glenn William* and tram their «ma sons a. al ft™"11 The pageant, also thc children's SOUTH SHULTZ the W. K Krllokk Farm. Dull lake ' R“ *'?, aiarTln* 01 L*Tel I wish the Banner staff and all , party at the Goodwill church were Mr. and Mrs- Floyd WUklnsoa o( I Pnrk of the Banner readers a happy and Cadlllar .pool ChrUimaa E« «1D> Mr ".id Mr, Lead Wimook ealkd [ well attended. Mra. Rex Tate of Ypsilanti spent prosperous "New Year. hu parania. Mr. mid Mn. Jay Wilk-!<“*«■ Addi™ Frru.ock Mr. and Mrs. Orville Forman and the past ten days at Forrest Havens . In HaaUngs Friday nlkhl. Mr. and Mrs Chas Whittemore baby Miriam of Battle Creek spent Mn. Alice Collin, .pent (ram Me. and Mr. Marshall Norwood ! Tuesday unill Saiorday wild h„|ChrUtmas wit* U»lr wm-ln- । announce the birth of a son to Mr Christmas with their parents lhe . hrather and UsUr-ln-Uw. Mr. and d««*Ur. »• Mn and Mrs. Robert Shricker of Rich­ Rev. and Mra. Fred Hom. Jerry O'Connor who has been land. , . iMn. Irwin Jonas at Dale,burs I “"“"J Mr. ana Mrs Arlhne HaUt spent ।Mary Marie llenUm ol AlThe Mtwes Genevieve and Mau- sick tor Mine time was taken to All “' rarer..! d.y. with relatiye, at Her“ spendlra; her lacatlon with rtnr Erway ot Grund •Rapids spent Pennock hospital Thursday laey. Mrs. Myrtle Lelnaar aeeom. I h" parenu. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce, several davs thc |iast week at their hope, for his recovery. home here? Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Treat of panled them and suited a abler, Henion. Rev. and C E. Davb spent Christ- t Mrs, BrUbo. Mr and Mrs Mer­ Bellevue spent Saturday evening mas with their son and daughter­ ritt Oates and children. Mr BrU­ with Mr nnd Mrs Alva Kenyon The Charley Kenyon family had in-law in Grand Rapids. They left bo. Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Monday afternoon for Detroit Oates and children. Eaton Rapids; a family reunion at the home of [ where they will vbit their son-in­ Mr. and Mrs. Maynurd Gates. Holt, Mra. Sarah Kenyon. Sunday. A law nnd daughter. Rev and Mra sons of Charlotte were Sunday din­ pot luck dinner and a very pleas­ Edwin Pierce, and family. Mr. ner guests ut Clyde Warren's. On ant day was enjoyed. ' Lester Bonneville ate Christmas Christmas day they entertained Effective June 27, INI Pierce b a chaplain in the army j Tiie Delton Rural Agricultural Phil Warren. Sr.. Jack Kennedy dinner with his brother William I school basketbail team will piny the and Mra. Tim Farley of Lansing. and other nymbers of the Bonne­ TO GRAND RAPIDS Mr. and Mra. G. Scott of Lansing ville family. Thursday evening. । Plainwell team in the gym here 7: U A.M Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon and {Tuesday evening. Jun 6 On Friday were Sunday visitors at Ray Ertheir mother entertained the fol­ 12:50 FJ4. । evening. Jan. 9. the local team will Christmas vldtors at Roy Envoys lowing guests for Christmas dinner । go to Vermontville to plav that 8: 05 F.M. team. Tuesday evening. Jan. 13. were Mr. nnd Mra. Ward Erway. Wendell and Donald Kenyon of 11:38 P.M. I Lake Odessa will play lhe home Hastings. Mr and Mra Maurice Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra Gordon Erway and baby. Mr and Mrs Al Kenyon Hastings. Ronald Kenyon team here. TO BATTLE CREEK Clayton Stough lias sold his bar­ Wolfe and Annette. Grand Rapids. and family. Nashville and Mr. end 9: 30 A.M. ber business to Charles Peck of Mr, and Mra. Harold Sharp and Mra. Harry Mbener. Kalamazoo. Thc many friends of Frederick Hastings Mr Peck and family will Mr and Mrs. Homer Erway and 1:40 P-M. move Into tiie rooms over the barber baby, Muskegon and Mr. and Mra Anders were glad to know he was 3:45 PJA. returned home from service to work Dick Rose and son of Hastings. shop. 8:55 P3L Mr and Mrs Gorden Havens of at the Bliss plant, Hastings. Mrs RtaiKhc Richards and son. Evelyn Horn who has been work­ PauJ. spent Sunday and Monday Ypsilanti came Monday for a vis­ * TO LANSING with her son and daughter-in-law. it with the formers parents and ing in Battle creek is spending a few weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Clair Richards. In other relatives in Hastings. •9:50 AJA. Mr. and Mrs Milo Ashby spent Christmas visitors at Fred Otis' Jnckson. 1:35 PM. Mr. and Mra Bert Pullon were were Mr. and Mra. Ray Erway and Christmas with Mr and Mra. Claud dinner guests of her niece. Mrs daughters; Mr. nnd Mra. Lyle Otis Mosher of Hope Center. TO KALAMAZOO Arthur Winter*, of Augusta Sunday ■nd sons of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Dale Lara bee and Lorna Bonne­ Mra ChrbUne Lawrence of Mrs. Harry Dunn and family south ville spent Sunday evening with •7:30 A.M. Mr and Mrs Harry Mbener of Parchment and Miss Caroline Solo- west Rutland , 4:15 P.M. Mr. and Mra Cha* Whittemore. Kalamazoo. । mon local, were dinner guest* of •Daily Except Sunday > Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Busli Ciirist- Mr. and Mrs Russell Whittemore attended a family gathering in the CEDAR CREEK mas AU Other Tripe Are DaUy Mrs Ella Wcrtman accompanied Leo ChambezUln. who to stationed Fred Bechtel liome. In Hastings by Xlyron Wertman and family in an army camp in S. C. has been Christmas. Christmas guests in thc Furrest ■pent Christmas with Russell Ben­ visiting ids parents. Mr. und Mr*. Oscar Chamberlain, for a tew day*. Havens home were Mr. and Mrs ton end family in Hastings. The Christmas tree and program Mrs EUa Roger- left Friday for- Rex Tate of Ypsilanti, also thc _... a weeks visit with Mr. and Mra Robt. McGlocklln family of Has- j at the school' vas very good and Spyldon Rogers and Mr. und Mva tings. Dolores and David returned enjoyed by all. home with them spending the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and Donald Rogers in Chicago. u ------after '-----------Miss Iva Case of Kulamnzoo is past week with their grandparents I Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen .spending her vacation with Mrs Anita and Joy remained over for | called on Mr. and Mrs Laurence Phone 2137 a week. i Bostwick and Mr. and Mra. Guy, Lottie Colltster. Mr and Mrs. Russell Whittemore I la Pease of Ros* township Thura| Mr. and Mr*. Henry Krot-a entarTRIO CAFE ' tained the following guest* on and. Arlene spent Christmas eve-; day afternoon. Mr. Pease is no betChristmas Mr and Mra Leon nlng with Mr and Mrs. W. Pew in ter. Mr. and Mrs. L Lipscomb enter­ Leonard and family. Mr. and Mrs Hastings. tained their children and grand­ Loyal Flower und Mr. and Mrs children for Christmas dinner and George Leonard, all local and Mr and Mra. E H. Bayef of Kalamazoo Successful Poultry Farmer: a tree. Mr. and Mra. Edward CampMU Mr. ana Mra Clarence Williams "You'd be surprised what a dif­ ; and daughter. Rosemary, were ference these incubators make Wc accompanied by Joaephlnc McGoul' guests of her parent*. Mr. nnd Mr. rJi<ihatoi» out two or three hundred drich and Mra. Sweet started for John Rittera. In Kalamazoo ChristFlorida on thc Util, We wish them ma* They spOnt Sunday with hi* Champion Dog Breeder 'Good good luck. sister in Comstock C. W. arodant and family from gracious! However do you manage In find names nimfs tor for them all? all?" Vl-ltors at tiie home of Mra. An-., to ’ i Battle Creek and Mr and Mra. I Delbert Taylor of CharioUe spent Christmas with Arccliiu Campbell ; and family, abo Mr agd Mra. L Frank Zimmerman of Cloverdale, Tuesday; Mn. Ernest Armstrong and daughter Mr. and Mra. Ray and Mra. Fem Chapman of Kala­ mazoo, Wednesday. Mr and Mrs i Castle at Prairieville. * “ “• “”'i Mr. .nd Mr.. Arnold Aullnrr Vet Erskine and family. Battle ner staff and readers. 1 n<J tw<) chUdren of Monroe, Creek. Ed. Titus. Parchment. Ray Pvt. Gamer Pennock and his pal Virginia are spending a week with Stewart. HlJkory Corners and Jo­ anne Rose burgner.-north CDI ton. m. Alton R.uor»». bou. ol CM- hu Ur „a U„ Hlu £ .nn. nute Field. Rantoul. HL. spent-from and Mlu Basala Faulkner. I or. chrUt?u^ i» Mr. and Mn. D. Fuhrman and al the home of Mr. and f"and pent with afternoon with the foimer s parents _, Visitors ttr > t n ——*iy —a•*"" — Christmas_ aEve __ Mr. and Mra. Leon Pennock. I11" R?bert. D/haH °?TJar.twa e P"1.tha. e. “naif her parents. » . were: her brother-in-taw and ato- Sprague. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrington Mr and R|usell Davis Mra Oeorga Sprague and Mra. ’ .pant ChrUtraa, with their son and “d „„ p,llabu£hP.„ tram: D St DELTON |lL-,i>»,i»;».ii.aiu i. The New Year . . another chapter in friendship's book . . may each page bring you continued success and happiness. CAR VETH & STEBBINS Banking Hours:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. f ■* J - NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION GWinGS X, 4 Besides m the little troubles thot came in 1 ye*!, / / 1941. there were a lot here's what we want to /y JX * ex. Kl i y a l V—soy — We sincerely / \J fJ { f ' thank .you for your patronage of the past and hope we con be of further service in 1942. We wish you all a Happy New Year W. A. ROTH FURNITURE HASTINGS Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column i BUS SCHEDULE BUS DEPOT I ★ WE WISH YOU good health and happiness, peace and contentment in 1942. We look forward to your continued patronage and pledge our keenest efforts to serve you well. THE HOME LUMBER HASTINGS CO HAPPY NEW YEAR BEU UJISHfS To Our Customers: We could toy 'orchids to you" but theft teo up to dote. Who! we really mean it thanks for your patron­ age. and moy 1942 be a year of happinett and prot- * pcrity. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Formerly brr.vice OU Company 221 £■ STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2M4 ward. Teddy Hayward. Donna WUCLOVERDALE Mr. and Mrs Robert Hill and cox. local and Betty Hayward and baby called on Mr. and Mrs LaaCongratulations to Lois Pfeiffer, tcr Monica Sunday. our pastor's daughter, and John Moore, who were wed Christmas children spent Christmas In Kala­ time May they have a long happy mazoo with Mra. lion Hazel and Ufa together. daughter. Mr. and Mra. Wallace NadeU NORTH HOPE1 ■pent ChrUtmas with Mr. and Mra Mr. and Mrs Albert Ulrich spent Clare Lewis and family In KalamaWednesday night and Christmas Mr. and Mra. Bernard DeGolla with Mr. and Mrs Nelson Hulbert entertained on Christmas. Mr. and ■nd son in Battle Creek Hubert McCallum called Wednes­ Mrs Lee Mead and family ot Big Rapids, Mr. and Mra. Emory Apsey day afternoon on Mr. and Mn. Jay Anden near Prairieville. and son of Bhultx Dan Kimi spent Christmas with Mr. and Mra Mark Garrison ■pent ChrUtmas with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox In south Harry Baker and daughter In Has­ west Rutland. We extend our sympathy to Gena tings. Mrs Manha Chamberlain was Hart of Battle Creek who had the delighted on Christmas when all of misfortune to fall from his porch her children and grandchildren. In­ his neck being badly injured. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Forsythe and cluding a great-grandchild, visited her Those present were Mr. and' children of Goodwill and Mr. and Mra. Forrest Chilson and aon Ho- Mrs Allen Bishop and son of the ward of Niles; Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Doud district spent Christmas with Mills and Joan. Mr. and Mra Oar-1 «»d Mrs Theodore Pranshka land Chilson, of South Bend. Mr. Chas. Welch ot MUlerabury was and Mrs Ezra Chamberlain. Mr im lung oh relatives. and Mrs Raymond Chamberlain h> Those spending Christmas with and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. But­ ler of Kalamazoo anft»Emma Dick­ Mr. and Mra. Morse Murphy and sons were Mr Albert Hampton and erson. local. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oeib enter­ Mrs Houvenler of Bunnell district tained their family on Christmas nnd Mr and Mrs. Chas. Cappon and son Mrs. Paulina Murphy local. 4••• ne — Brush Ridge community club du i. and auu ku viiaikc* Kingsbury miiaauury ------ ----------------------»--------Mr. Mra>. Charles entertained their children at a j “nd lhe school Christmas tree wgs Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mr. held at the school house Tuesday E^rl Galas. Mr. and Mr*. Lyle night. The program which was put Kingsbury and children. Mr and on by Mra. WaUon and children Mn. Bert ChiUon and boys. was much enjoyed by all. after Mr and Mr* Harry Penneb ■ which Santa Claus came and servcalled on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Penneb'ed candy, popcorn and apple*. ChrUtmas Eve I We are glad to report that Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. DeWight and i Roy Hull was able to be moved Blanch Van Hom spent ChrUtmas from the hospital to her home tn Kalamazoo with Mr. and Mra.j Tue*day afternoon Bernard Harmon. . --------------— Mr and Mrs. Olin Brown and | MILO daughter of Plainwell spent Christ-1 a Happy, prosperous and victormas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur1 lous New Year to everyone. Johncox. i Mr and Mrs Rush Saunders and Mr. and Mra. Bert McCallum in-1 daughters were in Kalamazoo Monteruined their children ot Detroit, | day ‘ • Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McCallum for < Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bradfield ot several days. ! Bendon and two granddaughters of Mn. Emma Kay Johncock and Kalamazoo were dinner guests at three girl friends of Detroit are on the Merle Bradfield home Tuesa tour for two weeks through day. Florida and other southern points The Home Literary club will be Mr. and Mra. LeRoy Penneb and, held at the home of Mra. Dorothy grandchildren Connie Lee and Bid- PettingUl 'Jan. 8 instead of Mrs. dy Jones spent lhe weekend in La l Lulu Sntffen * Porte, Ind, with Mr. and Mra. C Mr Mrs Hertjerl Van Strealn. Ken Schnable and twin daughters i Sr. returned from Van Nuys, Cal., who will leave for New Porte Tuesday where they have been vlsilRichey. Jan. 5 for a three months' lnS their son. Herbert. Jr. since Ocstay । iober. It is very good to have them Mo. Haul. Uranart ol HaaUnka. ■»« •“< “ * Ml and Mr. Ljra.n Wllklnran.1f', . Mlto tlj Mo Denn. WrUkr had Chrt.irrao ™ Madkouu or uraau Unaal wild dinner with Mr. and Un Lfater , k1**”* “S'S.1 Udlo hrre „ -d’.-wS bSKSS k.S ra ."Tout S^.IS'^o ISe’tao.".; right, especially in refraining from Mr and Mrg Mw|e Brad{lcld whrrc arelallLlirultnmh Chrtrtm“ ■"* exchanged ®. V to fattening w A Spaulding and Mrs. Wilcox °L“ a;By were m Hastings Friday. Mrs. WUthelr charming figure. Happy New ,rox call|n on her al3t Mrl v—' ,n •" I Ryerson. Mr, and Mrs Rush Saunders and WEST HOPE daughters went to Detroit Christ­ Mr. and Fred Schulmeyer of mas day to spend a few day* with Plainwell spent the weekend with Mr. Saundey'a mother and family. Mr. and Mn. Glenn Morehouse. They will return Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Garrison and l,hC,Kelgfh^rh0Od.NHe1tOn °‘ son spent Christmas with her de“th of bls mother in the early mother in Nashville. Kenneth rofaU and of his father taler near malne<1 to apend a few d wlth Thanksgiving time. Friends will re- hl* grandmother member them as they cut the tlmMr Charles Knappen of Richland ber on lhe Wbe ptace and worked called on W A. Spaulding Wedneson the road when it was built from i day evening. Bug bee to Stewart comers. ' -...............-* Mra. Hattie Andera und Raymond CRESSEY Shlrky MK.rtAlned the lol-' Mr „d M„ Ir,ln, and lowtnt (or ChrtWmut Mr. jnd MnJ cherle. .re home from OUUmU. UWKACO Anders .nd cl.Udren ol VUUo„ „ lh, homc ot Mr Bod H«sun»> ond Mr. .nd Mr«. tyle 'Mn. OU. Boulter on Sund.y were Lein.ar .ndI (.mlly ot DelWn. Mr „d M„. c,n„d s,„uh Mr .nd Mr. H.rold Springer UM,. Mr „d M„ Joh„ anu,u .nd t.mUy enlertMnecI hu p.r- > and children 0( Onutd Rapid., Mr. enU Mr. .nd Mr. B.m Springer. Mnd M„. olHIord K..,|„ „„d •nd hu brother. Mr. and Mr. oI „„ o.,,.,,, Mt. „„ O1... Springer, utd r.mhy o( Bow-, HoUtogh™ ol Pine lake .nd en. Mill, (or ChrUunu d.y. Sun. Mr and u„ uurenec Tobu. .nd day the springer Runny .pent lhe children oi crooked lake day with her (.(her, James Anders , Mts Uura whlte apent chrUtand (.rally at Goodwill W1U1 h„ „ Allegrai. Don Springer U apenduig • lew Mr/ end Mrs. Clarence Whit. I days', vacation al home. ; speIU Christmas with relaUves In Miss Mildred Osgood (ram Terre Chicago. Haute. Ind . b spending her va-1 Llttle Dolores . — •has Hammond cation with lhe home folks. I scarlet fever. Mr. and Mr. L. D. Woodman a Mr. and Mra. Ed Sedick ,„ and were Sunday cahers at lhe Lee (Uy- i dawhw Dorothea ot Detroit spent! nolds home al Cressey. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Remember the Aid dinner al Hie Bauman. Ira Belle and John McCallum The Culp and Houser families home Wed .Jan. 1 are enjoying electricity. Junior Johncock I* slaying with jgrs p Enztan entertained for hta aunt. Mrs. Glenns Weber. aM Christmas Mr. and Mra. Carl EnAbe Hayward is doing chorea while ltan and .unghter and Mrs. Fiske Almond U in Detroit. of Kaumazoo. Leslie Enztan and fesac Osgood and Mrs. Esther f^end from Hastings. Bob Baker Johncock entertained on Christ- frorn Fort. cualer. Mr. and Mrs. tnas Eve.. Mr. and Mra Ira Os- Mlltard Houser. Mr and Mrs D. good and family. Mr. and Mra. Al-,•• -• -- ----mond Weber. Mis* Mildred Osgood nolds and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lee of Terre Haute. Rev. Isaac Osgood Reynolds and Russell and Harvey and family ot Charlotte and Mr. Enatan, all local. ' and Mrs- Ray Barnes Mrs Till Conyer spent ChrUtmas ChrUtmas Day Mr. and Mra Ira with her son Charles and family In Osgood and family were guests of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Perris Brown of PralrievtUt. NO CODDLING Mr. and Mn. Almond Waber en­ Among the brave clans of old tertained Mr. and Mrs Jay Norton Scotland none were more seasoned of Athens and Mr. and Mra Albert to th* rough life of the times .than and son Tuttle of Battle Creek. lhe Camerons of Lochiel Mr., and Mn. Lynden Johncock One night the chief was bivouack­ and family. Jesse Oagood. Mildred ing With’his son in lhe snow, when Osgood nnd Rev and Mrs Isaac he saw lhe lad rolling up a snow­ Osgood and children spent Christ­ ball to um for a pillow. When the mas day wtth Mr. and Mrs Ray youngster had patted down the Barnes. flakes to a smooth, unyielding con­ The school pul on a very enjoy­ sistency lie proceeded to place the able ChrUtmas program at lhe icy object under his head; where­ church and we heard many compli­ upon the old chief kicked it away, ments tor the nice decorations. Carl saying sternly. "No effekninacy. Anders has our sympathy on being boy!" ill and musing it all Mr. and Mrs. Forest Snelder. Mr. ■nd Mra. Oeo Harrison and Mrs. Harrison and daughter of Pullon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harrison of Leonidas spent Christmas with Leslie Gould and family. Mrs. Harald Leach of Jackson spent several days last week with Mrs Ella Wortman Mrs. Calms ot Hastings accom­ panied by Miss Gladys and Emer­ son Calms of HasUngs spent Munday lhe 2l*t with Lloyd Owen and family. Mr. and Mra. Henry Lelnaar en­ tertained their children and grand। Childress tor Christmas Clair Lammers and family smnt from Friday until Monday wttnher parents in Chicago. , Mr. and Mra. John Lammers enMr and Mra. Everette McCallum terlalned their children for ChrUi- are having a family, gathering Sun­ day when her mother. Mn. Martha 1 Bill Osborne and family spent Replogle of Cloverdale, and their Christmas with Mr. and Mr* Art daughter and family of Hickory. I Gould al Climax. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pattangill and children, will be gueata. Tliere to a relationship between Abe Hayward win entertain the art and religion. It conilsU of thU: following at hb homa Bunday. Mr. the passion (or perfection.—Thdui- ■nd Mrs Emy Eichenauer and eon *M MannHoward of Oaleaburg, Tommy Hay- The war against tuberculosis de­ mands an army ot volunteers en­ listed tor more than the duration । of a single crisis It calls for su­ preme and protracted effort. Thera are no peak* of enthusiasm, no lapses Into complacency, and there ' ■re no medals for heroes. But the war against tuberculosis L> man's greatest victory in the age-old bat­ tle against disease. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JANUARY 1. 1M» | Woodland Community News Personal ParaGraphs or Ctirtelmaa day vtello follows: Mr. and Mrs. Pl —and Dick Kimble. — _. and Mr*. Ben Schneider, Mtes Steward with her i Wa* Mertle Me; , nepnow ana wne. oar. ana bus ^Clayton Aldrich near • “• Clarksville; E. Brodbeck with Dr. and Mr*. Geo. Benner and family In Woodland; South Woodland Church of lhe I Mra. Bertha Eckardt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur U Dodge Paster IVlclOT Pbyllte and Marilyn ' Eckardt with Mr. and Mr*. Will “ W°.rt^P a"d Velte; F J. Eckardt and Mr*. Mary *ermon. Theme: From Athens te Kunl of OrBnd jupuu, Mteo Olga Corinth. । Eckardt Dr. L. L. Marston and Dan ll:°0 A. M Sunday ochool. Les- 8mlUl wlth Mr. ,nd Mrt WaltCT *on: The SynopUc Goepel*. For cook, ,nd m,,. Lydla Bchuler^ Mr*, the next six month* we are te study , Cora Scheel and Mr and Mra. Roy ___ the life of Jesus a* given In the Premcir of Sunfield with Mr. and Gospels’ of Matthex.' Mark and i Mra^Ray'scbeeK’Mr. and'Mra’llari Church Announcements !!*" i'amtbia The preaching service* at tha Mildred ........................................................... Briggs church will bo continued for ___ Mr*. Maude Wotrtng te spending » _0' “’T Mr. and Mra. Forest Goto of Haam ucvron4 ! Sunday. Dec. 38. at the Cote homa. Ungs wore Bunday guagte at Um home of their parents. Mr. and J. Miller visited of Detroit apent Christmas with' “a X,. S. I MM* Harry Baker Christmas Day ,uwU ot Mr. ana Mra, Baker Mr. and Mn. John Moe* ot Lak* were Mr. and Mn. John Karacson their parents. L _ J _ Crockfcrd cf Odessa (Myrna Baker) are recelv- and daughter. Nancy, and Charles lng congratulations on lhe birth of ] Karacson of Granger. HL John Mra. ora Wheeler has gone to Miller, 80. and the combined ages Dowling have located al lhe Allan a daughter, Moveta Kae. at Pen-1 Moe* and son Billy, of Lake Odessa, Silver Bprings. Maryland to spendI of gu present waa four hundred C. Hyde farm of lhe Briggs district and he continues hte work in Bat- Stuart. Mr. and Mr» nock hospital, on Decemb«r 23. The Mr. and Mr*. Alvay Baker and two several montha with her gon and sixty-five. family end Mr. and little mis* weighed 0 pounds and daughter*. Lansing, Mr. and Mr*. family. | Mrs. Mary Purcell will spend 11 ounces. Mra. Moca and daugh- ] Alfred Bennet and daughter*, Mut­ Mr. and Mra. John Handel left ( Christmas at home with her daughter were brought to Woodland Bal- 1 liken and Mr. and Mra. Howard Sunday for Cincinnati, Ohio after ter. Mra. Laura Howlett, and fam­ Grave will meet al its next saaalon Uy gathering cf 31 In Joint session with the Johnstown urday and are being cared for at Baker and children. Woodland. spending a few days with her par- ny Of Battle Creek to Join her. Unit the home of Mr. and Mra. Howard ; Mr. and Mra. Floyd Johitoon ente, Mr and Mrs. Frank Hecker..,], Mrs. Bessie Strickland willalgothe to home of Mr. and Mrs 7 home Miss Mildred Mildred Weaks Weaks te te visiting visiting] ; lh lhe home of of her her"son. son. Lisle Lisle StrickStrick-1 SJfSjL.°f ““ Dunham Baker. (Mrs. Rose Wachter) of Lansing | |»nd. and family on Christmas ■ in Cedar Spring*. (land, Mr. and Mra. Clarence Forman started for Texas last week by auto Luke. This courses of study should Eckardt. Bruce and Joyce Eckardt i1 friends !Mr. and Mra. Joe Dobkoskl ami \ Mra. Leonard Lynch of ^y, and children ot Homer. Mr. and ] where they will vtelt Mr*. John- give us a fuller view of Jesus, th* with Mrs Kate Handtrson, Mr. and : Mr. and Mrs son of Orand Rapid* and Mr. and ------ -------- .a few. — ... -U.U — . Mr and Mn Oaylard spent days with .her Gaylord Holmes Holmes! Mr*. Byron Teaker and children of son's son. carl Wachter, who te Saviour: make hte life more vital Mr*. Irvin Hall: Mr. and Mra Ar-1 Chicago Mn. Joe Hickey and children turt te our Uvea | thur Batea and famlly with Miss. mother. Mra. Lillian Olbson. |w ui join dinner at lhe. Ionia. Harold Forman ot West ■ stationed at a camp there. will Join in in a turkey ‘ Sunday gueste of Mr. and Mra. We invite 'you to attend the aerv- Bertha Wagner and Mra. Bates; Frank Lent*. Mrs Carl Lent* and homp of her brother. Mr. and Mra n Branch and Mtes Orissa Knapp oG ' Mr, and Mra. Ward Planla and of Hartford enjoyed... their Ices of worship and study. i Mr. and Mra Will L*teon and farni-1 -on Carl. Jr. left Christmas night AUan Wood and family. The father. I . ™J?.;*' -7? Floyd Nesbet. Roscommon were guesta of thetr 1j daughters • •-----. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McIntyre —--------ly with their daughter, Laura, tn t for Beacon. New York, to vtelt the Charlie Wood, will also be a guest. ] '■‘urch wUI tnc<t on 8 for parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oeo.' ’"Forman Christmas dinner with her parents. and Albert entertained ChrUtmas Farm Bureau Meets Grand Rapids. latter's daughter. Mrs. Ecklund and August Miller of the Checkered, alnne2 ____________________ on the Sunday before Christmas. Mr. and Mra. Milan Trumbo. Sun­ On December 15. twenty members I Mr*. Helen Mlskle of Lansing husband. district te on the sick list. rswwwiiif ^.Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman of day. Intyre and Mr..and Mn. Howard of the Woodland Farm Bureau called on her grandfather. E. Brod-1 Donald Shupp was returned to; Mrs Mary Barve will be hostess' Eaal~ Woodland and Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Nie(hamer Community Group No. 2 met with beck, on Christmas day. the home of his parents. Mr. and j to the Happy Dozen birthday club I Our w- ®- c- 8- wlu wn,e • dln' Earl Lehman nnd sons. Leon and and family, and Mr*. Perry Flory Mr. and Mra. Carl Brodbeck for | Mr. and Mrs Carl Brodbeck en- Mrs. William Shupp. from Com-1 on january 2 n*r thu weck Thuraday. New Year's Owen of Lake Odessa were Christ ­ and son. Verdun, Woodland, Gay- their December meeting. Everett i tertalned a number ot their relatives - munlty hospital. Battle Creek.; Mrg Hyrt]e Henery and Mra.' d,Jr- at the home of Mr- “nd Mr*. Intyre and children ot Quimby. mas Day guesu al the home of jOrd P)Ory. Detroit and Mr. and Young was also present. E. J. Bates “nd friends at thc home of the for-1 where he underwent a major op- ! Bcn Tyler of Augusta spent the1- A- Da>'- Everyone is cordially Mr. and Mrs Fay C. Wing. | Mrs. Carl Niethamer of Hastings reported briefly on the National' mer's father, E Brodbeck. Friday. enilion. I weekend~in -------- --- -Detroit ■ ’ (nvn«t to tn “.tt.nd . ............... j ;lnv,ted llend-ration. . Rev. and Mrs Kennard Schalbiy' were Christmas dinner guests of Farm Bureau Convention held rere- ■ f^fng^ evening, They r ney show-ed_ snowea moving pic-,; »•Mrs. J. M. Scott te visiting rela- , Mrs Leonard Smith and children We think everyone enjoyed the and children of Hopkins are spend-1 Mr. and Mrs. Blake Rising and son cently In Chicago, HL During the ‘“re8 «wy had taken at various (tlvea In Arizona Cciivi; ui tn. wui-if mk । ------- T**, 77— ——™ —— — — 1 were Sunday guesU of her sister. ChristmM holiday and we wish for lng their Christmas vacation with Gene, of West Woodland. —-■ places IncJudlns those taken on < — > >-i. . discussion period some very inter-including G cu«Bc »„>,«■ m lua George Martin <.. had his »«,* fool am-| Mrs. aay]ord Holmes, and husband everyone a happy New Year. Mrs Clem Kidder and N«U, Mildred his parents. Mr. and Mra Henry ...-•..I at Pennock hospital «... . .honoring . A .. _ w. __ . Nesbet en- Wolff, Mr. and Mra. Sidney Blanton Rev. and Mra. H. V. Townsend. eating and helpful thoughts on the ”'rtr northern trip lust summer puuted SatA post. card. shower j ... Mr. __ and Mra. Floyd Schaibly. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Beryl. Mary, Francis and Harve topic "The Intangible Values of Tt,“« present from away were Mr u^y. Mrs. Rose MiUer on her 80th natal I tertalned at Christmas dinner for and family. Mr. and Mrs Martan Schalbly of Grand Rapids were Townsend, Woodland. Mr. und Mra. Life" were presented. i | and Mrs James and daughter. J£dJ«mes Long Long and daughter. jerry, young son of Mr. and Mrs. day u under way. John Tomlinson and Bert Nesbet ot Hoffman. Mildred Sponseller, Will­ Christmas dinner guests al their Otto Townsend. West Woodland Dorothy,ana andniece. niece,Mrs. MrsTom TomOrO-r- Dona|d Hill had an eye put out Gifts were exchanged andre-, Vorotny. Mr. Martin picked up a group on Morgan. Mra. Lizzie Smith and *cZ iam Hoffman and Frank Hyde. Mantlne* nnd Rev enrrnll parents' homc and Mr. and Mrs spent Christmu Day with Mr. and freshments of popcorn balls and d(Inn ®*\ nt ""• ‘“’g* und Carroll wUh shot from u BB gun Mtes Barbara, Bailey of Woodland Friday night to go to hte roller Floyd Smith and Fred Brumm, Colon Schaibly of Kalamazoo. Mr. Mrs. Garnett Townsend of Kala­ Christmas candles were enjoyed by ( Hroqoecx or New Haven. I Puul Diamonte of Ann Arbor te skating rink at Clear lake. Mr. and Mra. Sterling Weeks and and grandfather. G. I. Brumm, were and Mrs. George Schaibly and Mr. mazoo. Other .guests were Ralph the group. The January meeting rftaTK rnnvr spending'hte vacation with hte par­ The Pleasure birthday group Will । family of Stony Point. Mr. and Mra. Chrtstmus day gueata at Ward and Mrs. Chas. Heaterly. Woodland Townsend of LaGro, Ind., and Mtes will be held nt the home of Mr. and ;|ente. Mr nnd Mrs. Charles DiaI - be held on January 21 at the homc | George Chenoweth of Leonidas and Chaeaeman1*. Mtes Enid Cheeeeman were callers in lhe evening. The ......................... annual church meeting will monte Mildred Brumbaugh of Dayton. Mra. Welby Crockford. of Mra. Harry Colton with her son Lyle Chenoweth, who te ,»ta- went home With Barbara fbr a two be held at the church on January, Calvin Plumley has returned daughter. Miss Elinor, assisting. George Schneider and Mtes Ette Ohio. . ! Honed at a camp at Indiantown, day visit. Birthday Schneider. Woodland. Mr. and Mrs 10 vaoa. o'clock. viuo Club no No. j3 m of inc the ■ honw homo from UBll Leila bospita). hospital. Battlei Battle 1 Mr ouwu.z Club v.wu Celebrates . a8 at 1U In n recent letter to her moth­ Mr. and und Mr8 Mra. OraJ Oral gujier Miller 8pen spentt Pa Pn. were Chrtetmaa Christmas dinner guesu guesU Earl Eckardt and daughters, Phy- er. Mra. Laura Gardiner. Mra. Mrs. WlUte Dalton. Mr*. Henry L. A. 8. will serve dinner and hold creeg where he underwent an op- StindBy ln Middleville at the home of Mr. and Mra. Glen Pufpaff and two children and Raymond Wolff Ute and Marilyn, northeast Wood­ Leona Smith, now located at Dal­ Schaibly and Mr*, f. E. Dorris en- -their meeting In the afternoon fratlon. . Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R.sons. land. wen- Christmas Dav gueste nt las. Texas. In the employ of the tertalned the West Woodland, There will be election of officer* Mrs. Sylvia Hart and Howard KUnf where a famlly gatharing I Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Haley and Thursday. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will United Stales government, reports Birthday club at lhe former's All members and friends of each of ; Coo|cy of Ionia were married W(u honoring their son. Tunis son of Lansing and Mr. and Mra. The Dunham school program wm Velte. that al Christmas time lhe roses home Thursday. Dec 18. A debate these organizations arc urged to Christmas morning nt the Naza- KBnc Who is home on a sixteen Huron Healy were Christmas guests well attended Tuesday evening. was the highlight of the Christmas , be presentrfne church by th* Rev. D. R. 811-' day furlough from Ftart Lauding.; of Mrs. Clara Day and Vivian. Mtes Margaret Spindler of Haz­ were In full bloom. Banta came and helped m dtetriMr and Mrs. Walter Thompson Ivernail. They will live on Mra., Fla where he has been stationed! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klenertng lett is spending her Christmas Blrdslll Holly Is now employed as program. "Resolved: Our modem Christmas te more fun than the old entertained the following at a Cooley's place Just east of Nashville. alnc; lhe last of AprtI I and SOn of Muskegon spent from vacation with her mother. Mrs, Al­ ezscwwian electrician at at rvrt Fort vumcr. Custer., Gaylord Flory of Detroitvisited fashioned Christmas". The nega- Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Al-1 Mr. and Mrs. Marrin Graham left । Mr and Mrs. Fred Miller otaerved. Wednesday until Friday witn her lie Spindler. Christmas Day gueste Mra Flory, and Uve ride won 12- to. 7. Twenty mem- vin Van’ Alsline and daughter. Wednesday night for Camp Davis. < the vans Christmas tide oy by a famlly! parents. Mr. and Mra. Elmer OU­ son of Gull lake spent ChristmM were Mtes Catherine Spindler and his ina .mother muiucr, nsro. Perrv rcirj riuiy. «>iiu ------------ ----------anas_ uac . . ' . . ... . -A,nrru,nt Mra Rnvmnnd Tnvr. n.iiv P^I.U rA. ... ..I.I. . I,...I .. . .. ----brother Verdun, part of last week. , were P™*™ 1 Mra Raymond Joyce. Betty Foley and Mr. and s. C. to visit their son George. (gathering on Tuesday. day with relatives in Glenwood. friend James Griffith of Battle _______ _ __________J. । lelt. Christmas Day guests at the Dalton of Lake Odessa was an out ■ars. Mrs. van Carl rwey Foley an all oi ot naine Battle creex Creek ]- Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Dorr port Everett have I] Mr aJ)d ra. will* Wllla: Creek. Mr. a|jd and M Mra. Willard Case will Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde spent Ernest Ball returned with them for and Mr^ahd Mra. Forest Foley and -------------------------------------------------moved Into the Perkin* house on 1 jj(n ,; |he of the Miller । Christmas day with their grand­ 1V members vf Mr. and Mrs. Loren Ovcismlth of home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Me- of Ww“ main street which they recently' fnml|y at the home of Mr tnd I daughter. Mr*. Wm. Genka, and whlu BJue aub to Meet Battle creek called on Mr. and Mra. Leod were Mr. and Mrs Raymond I lay gueste of Mr. Kenneth Demond nnd Junior Al- purchased.----------------------------------------- ] Mrs Herbert Durham of Bellevue. family In Battle Creak. and Blue club Henry Schaibly Inst Saturday af­ McLeod and Maryin and Nancyot, Clark in Battle Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner apent | on Christinas. | The young people held their Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Don wU, t wllh Mrg H A Kltaon lerdlng called on lite Homer Rowternoon. Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Mtes Bertha Miller, a teacher of business meeting Friday evening Creek. lader family on Saturday. McLeod and Mrs. Emma Lucas of Wedneaday , Jan . 7 . for an all day The W. S. C. 8. of lhe Metho­ Carl Martens in Charlotte. 1 Laming schools, was here for her with Mr. and Mra. E. H. LMthrop dist church are serving a cafeteria .Lake Odessa and Dell Williams and meaUng wnh a Mtry-in dinner at . Mrs. Pearl Demond entertained Regular meeting of Morning i h O u day vacation. | and then went to Reid ’ * for a »katA for the Red her parents. Mr and Mrs. Arch New Year'H dinner at the church Mr and Mn Joe Nowieke. Wood- noon Olory Rebekah lodge ™ will be held: Mr. Mr. and Mra. William Stanton Stanten ]■ lng party. party- beginning at 12:30 •P-• M. . Crows win will oc be taxen. taken. Red Cross Oa™. or stony Point, nor , ,ancL . Crons kco v-roi Jack Ketchum of Battle Lloyd, und wire ot Bound R.rdds I >’'«•>' ««-“• •>""•}' Th™ wl“ will go to the home of their daugh-1 Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mead were 1 V!:~ Vrawnl .nd, Un olmn EniUnd d.u.h,„a wll, n, ' Mr and Mrs. L. J. —- — - ---------------------, j.,,,,, and » a pot ter, Mr. and Mra. Maynard Thomp-1 Christmas guests of Mr. and Mra. spent lhe weekend at Royal und eon. RuaoII. und rurally on I Installation of officers -> sens were guests ofr her sister and'ter and■ ter Marj6r$-. entertained with a a; __________ _____________ ----------------I luck supper. son and family, of Battle Creek | Clayton McKeown. On Sunday family, Mr and Mrs G. L. Crit-1 family dinner Christmas. Mr. and SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Christmas day. of Columbiaville | lhe Meads and Mr. and Mra. tenden. Valley Fanns, lensing. | Mrs. Jerry England of Jackson ] Christmas gueats of Mr. and Mrs. The Sunday school gave a fine'! Mrs. Leia Roe f --------tei for Christmas. DURFEE Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner of Ralph DeVine observed Christmas Mr. and Mra. Carl Johnson nnd (spent Christmas Eve at the Eng- Paul Brodbeck were Mr. and Mrs. program Sunday evening. Dec. 21. ■ .‘pending her vacation at her home Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rica family of Bnllle Creek. Mr and land home. Mr. and Mra. Nat; Robert Ulery of Lake Odessa, Mr. The program committee was Mra.! here Mrs. Jean Riedel of Cadillac ,Detroit were here Tuesday to Join | with Mr. and Mra. Cameron Me।the other members of the Mr. and. Intyre and family at their home tn tended the funtral ot Eugene I Mrs. Don FUher and Mr. and Mrs. | Peters and Miss Pollyanna England and Mr> oalien Mteke of Lan­ Vesta Sense and Mrs. Lucille I »pent the weekend here at Battle Creek Sunday. Dwight Fisher'of Hastings and Mr.: of Chicago came Christmas Eve;,g|ngi r^v. and Mrs. Carroll Brod- Woodman. Both Sunday school and I Mrs J C. Furates te vteitlng her ;Mrs Fred Miller family. Quimby. Mr and Mrs. Heber Foster Mr. and Mra. Jay Cole enter-! Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fossett and nnd Mra, Carl Walts. Woodland(Mtes Pollyanna reluming Christ- ’beck -------- — •• Mr. and• evening offerings were given for!80,1 l-°ute and family In Grand of New -Haven and tained on Thursday at Christmas I family and Miss Agnes Benson were Christmas Day guests at thc mo* night and Mr. and Mra. Peters Mrs Richard Brodbeck and benevolences und amounted to 818. i Rnplds. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodman left! Mr and Mr.,. John Hamp und ,dinner anincr and ana festivities icBiivnics for lor lhe me meminciu- spent npcin. the day with Mr. and Mra. ।Jake VanDyke ------- - — (Dora ------ Foster) -home ot Mrn. Agnes Fisher. remaining until Sunday afternoon. daughter. . Kalamazoo ar are thc proua proud paz DOT orntng for Florida riorum io to daughter u-ug.ud were w.v. c the over Christmas •I b«.rs of their family. Mr. and Mra. Ray Fassett and sons at Bedford. - Kalamasoo Rev. anti Mrs. Geo. Wingard On Friday Mr. nnd Mrs. Peters and Chalmcr Herahberger of Grand Saturday morning 8ucs»-s of relnti.«. relatives ». In Grass ------Lake Leon Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. HoffMr. and Mra. Hubert Lathrop and of a baby girl born Bunaay, Dec. spent Christmas with hte mother. Miss Marjory England J visited Mr. Rapid* spent Christmas with hte spend some lime there. They 'will guests . ... rsi,in a ., in. wav i and Grand Ranlds. I • ■ 1 _ _______________________ 1 — — — ■ parents. Mr. and Mra. Walter visit relatives In Ohio on the way. I and Grand Rapids. Mrs. Lydia Wingard of Cedar and Mrs. Homer Harrison of De­ Mr. and Mra Warren Coolbaugh i R*v- “nd Mrs D. C. Ostroth and troit and Marjory remained for the Herahberger. Mrs. Bertha Mlllinex Springs. Mr. and Mrs Glen Wotrtng en­ rest ot Christmas vacation with her and children of Battle Creek were spent a few days at Christmas lime daughter Helen of Detroit and I evening gueste there. with their daughter and family, the Donald Ostroth of Naperville. Ill.. tertained thc Wotrtng family for cousin. Nancy Harrison. Guy Kantner and family were D. Nell Smiths. 'were over Christmas vL-ltors of, Mtes Virginia Duvall of Grand Christmas dinner. Guests were Mr. Mr. and Mrs Vane Wotrtng. Woodland. Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Christmas guests of Mr. and Mra. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Clarence Shelley uneuey of or Rra- nnd mm Mra. W. C. w. Bassett and —... Midland and Mrs. Mertle Smith of family. | Mr. and Mrs S. W. Smith. South Arnie and son Jack o! Woodland Willi* Kantner of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend I Kalamazoo visited over the holiday] Mtes Doris Betts of Grand Rapwere ChristmM Day dinner guests Woodland. Mr and Mra. Henry and daughter* spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Smith and Ids will spend the weekend at her Ford and family. Kalamazoo. Mr. week with her parents. Mr. and I Cleon. home here. ... mid Mrs George Wotrtng. Detroit. rence Paul. Mrs. Ora Hummel of Union -' tZh-------------------------------- C“ty Pearl Demond called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Fred Hanea and; Laird Wo'.rlng. Grand Rapids. Mr. W. S. C. 8. Elects Officers and Mrs Helen Stouffer and Mtes of ChrisMr. and Mrs. Isaac Williams of ”r*' ^her narente Mr Mr. and Mra. Orville Flook spent , The Women’s Society Methodist of Chris­ Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Christmas day with the Frank Louise Wotriiip. Lansing. I?h GravesP U' M Jones family In Battle Creek. K:?.:-?. Mr. and Mrs. Blrdslll Holly spent tian Service of thc ch narlors Farlee were Christmas dinner guests Bnd Mr"; A^ h OrBV“, Si h Ch— F»rl~ and ..rally, Mr. and “-ool • '"y Christmas with her parents. Mr. church, met in the church17parlors DURFEE with Ma.,Tom. ,,,' MW^al.na ««, oram on and Mra. Henry Millwood ot Lud­ Wednesday evening. Dec. 17. witn “> Tuesday Tu^i.y evening. Dec. Dtc 23. 23 The Christmas tree at lhe school an attendance of thirty. At the ington. Mrs. Holly remained for a •lAmoou alm T»»'' »“ • annual election of officers, lhe fol- 1 Mr. and Ma. lurry sandbrwk few days’ visit. A Id1'1 -adding wu held at the house Tuesday evening was well at­ ____ ___ t»r.. sonpu Mr nna MIS Marry banaoroos i ~ -------» ~ Mr and Mrs. August Meschke of | ■ • . —• ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A tended and much enjoyed. Thc ""rf ■ Woodman last Friday P. M. when program put on by teacher and Morristown. Minn. are visiting Leffler. Vlce-Pres. Dorrit Hauer; " “ RBOT1UU sec-y.. nm Tnmbo. »• ■ "f “ their daughter and husband. Rev. their daughter. Marian was mar­ pupils was very good. Heber Fvstei crushed his thumb and Mrs. Geo. Wingard. ried to Reo Brink, formerly of The Spindler family enjoyed a Fremont now of Milford. In the in the corn shelter Thursday, but Christmas dinner al Glllstcad Sun­ presence of the Immediate families it te healing. Recent callets at the Foster home day. Those present were Mrs. Ella and a few friends. We offer con­ Anderson and Ernest Anderson. gratulations and best wishes to were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cairns] Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bul­ them as they go to thetr home of Doster. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nellie Hewitt; Sec’y of Supplies, U 1 kau. Grand Rapids, Mrs. Elizabeth which was ready for them at Mil­ Geiger and family of Saranac. Wotrinw en- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Elzic Edmonds of Hough and son. Bryan. AUegan. Arlle Baker; Sec'y of Student work, “r. George Spindler, Lafayette. Ind., On Friday night. December -10. Hastings sj>ent Christmas with Mr. ' the Sunday school class, of which and Mrs. Grover Brooks and son. | Mtes Catherine Spindler. Battle and Mn. Wmg.rd: Pre-achooi ehll-i Mra H,n*y'rord"nd and Mra. Wingard: Pre-school c — Guests of the Rev. and Mrs.] Creek. Miss Margaret Spindler. Marian Woodman Is a member, d„„. BUMI nn...d,r; Bp.druai ""i“iaEL^ Sa mJS Haslett and Mrs. Arlle Spindler, dren. Ethel Rowloder; Spiritual gave a parly for Marian and Reo Pfeiffer Thursday were Mr. and1 Com., Mrs. Wingard; Fellowship Mrs. Gate Pierce and daughter of Woodland. ring -rj of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. al the home of Arthur Richardson, Leslie. Mr. and Mra. Walter GorMr. and Mrs. Carl Walla and Mr. Com.. Florence Klteon. Wotrlng of Detroit. MLm Helen the teacher of the class. The guests Wotl sllne and daughter, and Mr. and Mra. Wingard had charge of the and Mrs. Blrdslll Holly were guests Wc aik your cooperation in keeping the lines open by: Stauffer of Lansing. Laird Wotrtng of honor were given some lovely Mrs. John Moore. cf Mr. and Mra. Wm. Lull (Ethel program and a very lovely dram­ ot Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. gifts. Mrs. Thera Napier of Hastings McDormani of Benton Harbor last atization of the Madonna and the Bert Smith. Placing your calls New Year’s Day instead of Now BANFIELD three kings were given by eight stayed with Mrs. Geiger while Mr Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Otte Townsend and Rev. Wingard sang the ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nubert and and Mrs. H. Foster and son spent Miss Ruth Scudder spent Christ­ ladles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townsend, and mas Day with her mother. Mra. “Holy City" accompanied by Mtes children spent Christmas witn Mr. family arc spending the holiday Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs ' vacation with relatives tn Tennesee. Lloyd Elliston and family nt Nash­ Jessie Scudder, of West Woodland. Leona Helse. Mrs. Vera Hewitt's and Mrs. .Garnet Townsend and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stiles were ville and Thursday with Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman. East circle had charge of recreation and daughter of Kalamazoo. Giving the operator the number of the , Christmas dinner guests of MrsS -Airs.jAshlcy Van Doren at ColdWoodland. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leh­ refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Lathrop and Stiles' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam man. Bellevue and Mr. and Mra. phone, if possible. daughter of Toledo, O.. and Mr. and Nay. The Nays entertained their Wedding Anniversary Mra. Edward Rice was called to Lawrence Chase and sons, Gordon Mra. Lawson Smith of Woodland children and grandchildren at a the bedside of her uncle'Eugene Rev. and Mrs. Arthur L. Dodge and David, of Coats Grove were were dinner gueste of Mr. and Mrs. dinner and afterwards a Christmas Making your calls brief. Christmas Eve dinner gueste at the cclebrgted their twenty-fifth wed­ Hart of near Battle Creek who Owen Smith Christmas. Mra. Lath ­ tree was enjoyed by their near relnparsed away Friday. homc of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald IZh- ding anniversary Christmas Eve. A rop and daughter remained here to 1 rives. dinner was served In their honor Mra. William Surplice's son Leon­ man. spend several days with he: parents. Mrs. Eva Sweet had as her Christ- ard Valdick was killed in an auto Mrs. Juna Jordan and Mtes by Mary and Lowell Dodge. The Mr. and Mrs. Walter FUher spent ^Gladys Jordan of Chicago were guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Christmas with Mrs. Baitlnge.- and■ mas dinner guests her son. James, accident Thursday near Deckerville. 1 and Mrs. Bristol of Hastings. She his the sympathy of this vic­ Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Farrell and son. Larry Joe. Mr. and family. colls between Michigan points with Mr. and Mrs. Don Putnam and Last year, the demand for New Mrs. Carl Jordan of South Wood­ Mrs. Guy Kantner ond Mtes Irma inity. Mr. and Mrs. Jame* Guy enter­ Mr and Mrs Edward Rice and land. Mrs. Juna Jordan remained Reber. Miss Jean and Muter Mar­ tained their children and families George Wickwire and Henry were few delays. But many calls to dis-, ' gueste Christmas of Mr. and Mrs daughter's guests were Mr. and Mrs. Year s long distance calls was for a visit with her son and family. vin Kantner helped in serving. Af­ and John Guy bl supper Christmas ' George Ranson of Hastings. taw* points will bo delayed, and Kindell Kellar of Rutland. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wamla Kelsey and ter the dinner many families of the many times normal aPsome points. Roy Flnkbeincr and family of Mn. Sam Kellar of near ChangeMr. and Mrs Kenneth Kelsey of church membership called to ex­ Mr. and Mra. Clarence 8Uson. Grand Rapids were gueste ot thetr many may not get through ot all. Coats Grove spent Christmas day tend their best wishes including Betty and Paul of Irving. Mr. parents, Mr. end Mrs. Chad Fink- vllle and Rex Casey. Now out Nation is at war. impos­ with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lehman. Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Townsend and Miss Violet Norton of Maple WE ARE OBLIGED to keep ade­ Weaver and daughter and Mr. ard beiner ChrUtmas. Christmas Day gueats at the daughter. Mary. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDougal Grove Is assisting Mrs. H. Foster ing an additional load on long dis­ home of Mr. and Mrs Dorr Stowell R. Teeter and Mary-. Mildred and Mra. Shirley Mayo. Richard and with lhe care of her mother dur­ quate lines for war use, even Barbara of Hastings called on Mr. spent Christmas with Mrs. Macwere Mr. and Mrs Jack Hartman David Teeter. Mr. and Mra. Owen tance linos... a load that will con­ Dougal't son. Floyd Tungate and ing Violet's vacation. and Mrs. Keith Farlee Christmas though it means disappointment and son Robert ot Vicksburg and Smith. Mr. and Mra. Stanley ManMr. and Mrs Spellman and sons family, of Battle Creek. tinue aven on Naw Yaor's Ivo and ker and daughter. Roberta. Mr. day. John Booher of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mra. Dell Fausey of Has- spent Wednesday eve with Mr. and for many on their personal calls. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guy and son Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Townsend and Mrs Vane Wotrtng. Mr. and Mrs Edward Rice and Veto. spent Christmas with relative* near Ung* visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Put­ Day. •nd children and Harve Townsend Mrs. Walter Herahberger. Mr. and Recent guests at the Hammond We know you would have It that nam Wednesdayspent ChrUtmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wise and MIm Phoebe Nashville. Mr and Mra. Sterling French and Bateman home were Mr. and you will accept the Mr*. Dale Townsend and children Oaks. Refreshments were served to NORTHEAST WOODLAND All avoiloblc operators and many were guests of tire former's parents Mrs George Baulch and family of these guests. Many beautiful gifte cf Vermontville. Ml* Eva Rodcbsugh of Hastings near Bellvye over Christmas vaca­ Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Harry new circuits will be pressed into Miss Dorothy Rogers is spending were received by Mr. and Mrs spent last weak with her steter. Mrs. tion. Johnson of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hunt's guesta two weeks' vacation vlsltlnj in Dodge which were greatly appre­ Ben Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tice, of service. They will be able to handle ciated. After an enjoyable evening Texas. Miss Olga Dckardt entertalnad Holland were Christmas guests of were Mr and Mrs. Leon Youngs Pfc. Watson Totuley of Ft. Brady. the guesta departed wishing the (or dinner al her home Friday Mrs. Tice's parents. Mr. and Mrs and children. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Sault 8te. Marie, vtetted his moth­ celebrants many happy returns of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ekkardt. Bruce Dennte Vosburgh. They ale dinner Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hunt er in Sheridan and friends In their anniversary. and Joyce Eckardt and Mr. and with Mr. Tice's parente hi Battle and Gene Hunt. Woodland for lhe past ten day*. A quid but pretty wedding was Mrs. Ray bcltecl. Creek. Johnny Monasmith of Canada. Pvt.- Everett Johnson of Fort Carl DuBote te assisting hte non. solemnised at thc parsonage Wed­ Anniversary Bragg. N. C.. is enjoying a furlough wlx> was here for a (ew daya' va­ Leland, in building a Itouse In Uie nesday when John Moore and Lote Monday evening. Jan. S. IH3. cation over ChrteUnas. called on Culver district. ut the home ot hte parent*. Mr. . Pfeiffer were married. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston of west Nonpareil Lodge K of P will cele- E. Brodbeck and Carl Wednesday Mr. and Mra. Harry Williams ajid Mountain Guide: "Be careful not family of Lansing have been gueste brute Ita Golden Anniversary. evening. Woodland Mr*. Clara Klopfenstein of Wood­ to (all here, if* dangerous But If of J. W. Moore-. Mice. Op*l Baker of Kal#ma*oo Grand Chancellor Ray Burrell and M i pending two waeks' vacation Grand Keeper of R and 8 will be land was a diniitr guest of Mrs. you do fall r«nicmb«r to look to the left; you get a wouderful view." BANNEB WANT ADV 8. PAT Lydto Schuler Friday. from college with her parents, Mr the speaken —r- Long Distance lines will be busy again New Year’s Eve BUT WAR CALLS MUST TAKE PRECEDENCE MICHIGAN �THE nASTINng BANNER. THURSDAY. JANPABY 1. -with i. 1 Lyons and two children of Cold- STATE nT MICHIGAN the holiday vaeaUon with her par-1 Wm. McConnell. Sr., and son Wil-'Daniel of Mason and several grand- nt lensing relatives, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE 1Mnu„„ , Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. F. P. R. R. Print Prtndle visited waler. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Lyons COUNTY OF BARRY IN CHANCERY ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hooper Ham. who are doing electrical children. _ and families and her lister. Miss Edith. Hcf, work In a defense building project, Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Fran £ran Glover Glover Brought Brought thetr tiielr daughter* daughters and fait------ in.' and two children of Kalnmaxoo. wlr little son “ "Skippy" Rapids for Christmas and MP. Mftjmd Mrs. Wendell Lyons and husband Joined her for the Christ-, at Michigan City. Ind . were homc their Skippy” from thc Grand Raptoa ru.ra.n, of Albion and Mr. ami mas day as did also Mr. and Mrs.'.with their families for Christmas convalescent home in Grand Rap- the balance of me week. taaug oley Lyons of NashvtllVj ■Ernest. Hooper and the latter’s, day day. ids vo to spvuu spend u a lew 1M” I| ;as aou viuuiguests of Mr and Mra.1 •"*» »>< ””<'■ “ ■k|n» 1'1" on Olncr wm brought home from Pen|I Christmas ... mas nt... nomo, taxing .nun’ . ou,v«i« m.wrno children drove to Leslie this Sunday brother. 1 W P C^JTnd 12m H.rey were Sunday. The Thc little Utile fellow fellow who who has Ua* nock nock hi-pUal hospital a a few few day* days ago ago and and to U DOUD COBNERb and brought her sister, Mrs. Glenn Recently while Roy Varger of theto W. P. iorTsac Conou and son Harry, were , been in . delicate . ....health ..«... for .-----several .------ -----------------------— »— from hi. te.a week’s Letter of Detroit and Fred gradually recovering hto bad Abbey home to remain over New Hastings was visiting at lhe home ----- ------------------- • Corson, wife and two sons of Kul“"d “»the home since apring/auto accident. Mrs. Earnest Peak and son Jay Year's. of his father-in-law, Ray Filling­ 1 ** ccnfinctl ,o a *’hcel chair and nol a prc-Chrtotinas galherlDg was and daughter Delia und two grand­ Mrs Charles Campbell who haa ham on lhe Barry-Allegan county amazoo Mr and Mra Morton Freshney! «alnlng a* fast a* hoped. held at lhe homc of Mr. and Mra. sons started Thursday for Florida been In poor health for some line, he with others started for tiie and daughter Dorothy Lou. vtoitod I Chrutmas day at the home ot Or*?'"' Sunday Pec 21 to mjet Fred Peak who is In the months underwent a major opera­ woods to get a Christmas tree. Sit- > tHefr daughter Mrs Vevah Blrdscll Roy Hooper was a happy one. lor the with the following ns gurato her arm/ tion al Pennock hospital, Hastings. ting on a back fence they i>aw n and Sv Tn Hartings ChristmM '“'"'ly this past week received a let- mother and sister Mra F M. Smith' Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMannto Wednesday, and is - convalescing jiecullar looking object und discov-1 and family in Hastings. Christmas Nonam>rtc SmlUl. visited in PralrievlUe Thursday. ered it was an Arctic owl. which are I nicely at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. John HoughtaUng rv I 10 Louto is stationed with the aunt*. Mn;. P. A. Stowe and Miss Christmas guesta of the William pure while. He shot it and fourj i Mr. and Mra. Fred Hooper and Cousl armjcnr anti-air craft at N. M. Leddy nil of Chicago. HL. a and sons attended the basketball it a n lgood -ivhI rind specimen n.as 1. it It mrcismens­ Sweet family were Shelley Sweet. it two small son* spri ’ l 5 Oahu Island thc scene of the Dec. brother nnd niece. L. D. Smith nnd , game In Lake Odessa Friday eve­ Of Flint. Mr. and Mrs J.A. Sweet .' ured 58 inches from wing tip to with her people in Grand Rapids.. 7 altack ^to daughter Miss Clcowa from ning. . and daughter Cleona and Mr. and wing Up. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Norris and william Campb.ll oi of inc the union Detroit ............... Califonua; a sister --------— - ~■ william vnmpixii -■•-•- and Kroger-UsMrs. Wm. H. Sweet of Hasting*. I Mr.ahd Mrs. Rollo S. Kenyon of Buest ot hl; triend. L. R. Beeler ls 6Peiukng the holiday* ■ >“*'• Mr anJ Mr baby of Battle Creek were dinner Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Helrlgel and ’I Merritt were Christinas guests ol and family. Sunday of last week. “J® hu fan^y a*d parcnUi yr. I London. Ontario;i; a sister. — Mlu guests of Lyhden Norrto Sunday their son Roy and family in Grand 1 daughter, accompanied by his sis'. Leona Rock <ho is slaying with “JiMrs Charles Campbell. I Kathryn Kathryn Smith Smith of Detroit and and Mr and Mts. Paul Birman and tor, Mrs. Wayne Fleenor and fam- Htpids and later came down and fher her uncle uncle and and aunt. aunt. Mr Mr and and Mrs. Mrs. an0. ^"“nes vampoen. i ’ friend...MrMrnn( and Mrs. Peter tr Kay.. — sons of Battle Creek were callers lly of Albion, will spend New Years I spent thc night with her sister. Kid Kock nnd miendm. uhool. Mr •“» »ram>p«nled l» Sunday evening. With their brother. Rev. W.1L Hel- ! Mrs. Sarah Campbell and niece I hu tone IO Detroit io .Pend ll. her I.Urer Fmr* Kreil. end Mr.’ also of Chicago. There was a large gatliering at ana u.ra.d Folu ru.u and u„o John uo.m , Joan .M DUU. Oran and Mary hoUdu, WKh her parenu. Mr. end, “ »d M'' Gerald rigel and family at Jriverse City. Loueta Cook Pon, dr drnr. Io Lak. Clt Clly Pnd.y •>“>' "nkUlnrr ... ukln, Um. thc Ladles Aid at Mrs. West’s and '-Hl Dotxert of Washington, Mich. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kenvon'and Mra. Leon Rock. IPoUs o,e 10 >’ Fridav •’ Elios I6to week spending some time with a good time was had by all. spent'riie-forepnrt of lust week With : nephew Neal Cook' spent Christmas ‘ Miss Mae Muck of' Grand Rapids I «<>d v'Wl«l her aunt. Mrs. muj. m™, ...u .., । their BUnl. Mr,. Jamu Roberuun In his cousin. Mrs. E. F. Blake. Wed- ' at Cadillac with her sister. Mrs. Mj’g M«‘" "“h ?»K Pratt re^& remained for a few days with <-»rand Rapids. nesday accompuiucd by Mrs. Blake.; Arnold Parker pnd family. In Michigan, recently, a beaver >u. >ui«r nrav. Henry Cunningham of the T.-K. 'Xn^en n.zrs.siher niece Mrs Adah Spooner and ’cX™ ; The sisters of Pvt. Jack Williams undertook to gnaw down a tree eight faculty, is spending the holidays 1 D- O. Doyle he visited his farm in northwest Thornapple and called on 1 with his parents at Battle Creek feet in circumference. But after three years and little progress, he friends in Caledonia. nnd his brother. Homer and wife I Mr. and Mra Edward j.ukson »L' brother Leon came from became discouraged and gaye'up Mrs. Carleton Inman and two went to Pennsylvania to Visit her EFBlakefum.lv. I The Rouse circle of the Methodist! and daughter Leila of the ®ddJ^C Kw^ the job. sons of Grand Rapids are spending । people. ! church will meet on Thursday. Jan. county line spent Christmas ut Lake b> K“rr •** dM^ Vu .. . w?Humi 8 at the home of Mr* Thos Berry | Odessa with relative » and Mr and instead of thi» Thursday the reg-j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of. Mrs Pearl Kj^on and Mr and ular day The Young Woman’s | South Bend. Ind , have been .spend- Mra Alton hlaood and children all Guild will meet the evenln/ot the lng the holidays at their Gun lake ».«»» bpr’^a.ld ?alX" 8th with lhe leader. Mra s. S. FJ cottage and with her father and ‘heday with an uncle and family. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Myers. I sister. Frank Lee and daughter Mr. and —•»*Mrs. ° 8. n G. Smith are Mr. and Mrs William Cridler and1 Edna. spending the Holidays with their Christmas of the ------Gsbcrt children visited her brother Ken-1 ChrL... ..... guests -• ... . children in Hammond. Ind. ~ Mr and Mrs. Julian Putts ehUfnetlFSmlth anti family at Mulliken Griffeth family on tiie W. R “Hur-1 ~ this week Sunday. 1 per furm were hto brothers. Leo and i tnlned nt u family dinner ChruttRev and Mra. George Curtis and (family of Delton. Harold and fam- mns day with the following- present, son Uster and Mr and Mra. Glenn Hy of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. La- Mr and Mrs. Glen Dean rnd four Griffeth spent Chrtolmas Buttle Rue anjiwiu<«v>i baby of•»«>. Yankee children. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Fink­ Gnnetn spentatunrmmH ut Griffeth Dutuvinuc Creek With their daughter and sis- Springs and Florence Grlffelh of belner and two children. Mrs. Marter. Mrs. ur> Clarkniarlr Seeley and nnd famllv 1 Battle Creek. . ---------------- --------------------stunluv famllv Battle Creek. (jla Dean-------------of Irving and Mr. und Little Nina Zceley pcipmpanledf A family Christmas gathering was, Mrs James Robertson ol Grand them home for the school vacation.(held at the home of Mr. and Mn j Rapids TO WHOM IT hat concern, take Mrs. Flora Taylor of Grund Rnp-1 Horry Baisch with nineteen refc~ ---------------------ofChrtolmas dinner al---------lhe home Ids is spending the week with her Uves present. They were her par-’ Mr. and Mra. F. O Stokoe was brother. Ed Blake and family. I ento. Mr. und Mrs James Ives, Mr enjoyed by the following. Mra. G. MLss Vera Bibs of Grand Rapids । and Mrs. John Smith nnd daughter, W. Palmer. Mr. nnd Mra. L. G was u Wednesday night and Thurs- | Mury Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer nnd two children Of Chel­ day visitor of her sister. Mrs. Wm. Stillwell, all of Grund Rapids; John sea. A. M. Meyers of St. Louto. Mo. McConnell and family i Moore and family of Detroit and Mtosc* Lola nnd Agnes Stokoe of Rav Matthews ot Grand Rapids Jock Bowen and family of Vassar, the Pontiac schools. . . had a part- In the St. John's night I Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bender and Forrest Bender took Mrs. Bender p.vgKnu. — son -of Prairie spent’and their sons to'Sartiia. Canada I program at the Masonic temple, ... I little lhe . I... and ........ 1 .. night with-. Christmas n < «>nt f tHopkins " ‘ ' Saturday spent • the with her par- wherc ,hc proceeded ro He*p»-ler. the Harty Stimson fuinlly north-4-ent*. Mr? nnd Mra Wtilis Parmelee Ontario tofspend the holidays with west of town. i Mr*. Edd Lewis was honored on her home folks. •r. Deputy Cu. Clark. Tiie Vem Smith family and Mr her birthday. Monday. Dtcember Miss Pearl Hendershott of the and Mra Wm. Campbell and In-122. with a birthday dinner tor the , Detroit schools Is spending the. I fant son spent Christmas with their j family nt thc home of her daugh- holidays al thc home <?f her sis-1 ' xon and brother. Herbert Thorpe j ter. Mrs. Homer DcWeerd on Eu^l ter. Mrs. Charles Campbell on the and family in Kalamazoo. i Main St. InIng road. Mrs. --------Lenr Allen Matthews lias gone to Cali-1 Miss Pearl Hendershott of Dei fomln for an indefinite stay. , troll und her brother-hi-law. Chas, her son Russell and wife In Grand i James Faulkner has been very > Campbell were Christmas dinner Rapids, over Christmas. 'sick lhe past few day* with intec- i guests of Mrs. Sarah Campbell and Mrs^Clstide Rosenberg of nortnHASTINGS • uon of the ears and rearing the j niece Loueta ;<«t Thornapple sufferedI . very I daily visits of the physician. Sorry Mra Robert Tolan. Jr of Detroit severe heart• “n ’ Jimmie! and infant son were taken from rar hv hlr . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kenyon and; Pennock hospital. Hastings, to the' M<mw 'Gibbs ^f nephew Neal Cook. Mrs Pearl Ken-. home of her parent* Mr. and Mr* <lau«h.«er. Mra Monroe CHbbs m von and Mrs. Sarah Campbell and Clair Williams In Pleasant Hill dis-1 Grand Rapids. We are very sorry . to hear of this friend’s sickness Loueta cook are In Buttle Creek, trlct by Beeler ambulance. Sunday. ’’ and hope she will soon be out again. this Sunday to visit Mr. und Mrs.[Prior to Christmas. Roy cook. | Miss Lydia Ctoninger of the Day- her same Jolly self. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean and Ht- | ton. Ohio, schools to spending her • News from Robert Corson, son of Mr and Mrs. W. P. Corson who U. wn BlUle ol neehe.ur owe. v.e.Uou .1 homo .111. her m«het enlisted m in the navy about „„„ three Friday evening for lhe weekend and brother. Mrs. Mae Cronlnget ft nR0 [5 lh>t hc 1U1S tK.pn lrans. -...te ; (erred from lhe "Tuscaloosa" to a with tel. hto mother. *»-. Mrs. M.rtho Martha ra*«n Denn I.mi ’ and Hrarti.-v Bradley. Bullirday Christina* was celebrated! New Year's .ai*5 g::*Szl'n°»L ‘VJL new boat thc ' Atlantic" and is nt .. » -.1 w, •>[)rpscnt (n Roglot, at lhe home ot hto brother. Glen j sell Bender family will be her rrlaDean on Orand Rapids St. John lives, as follows. Mrs Almira Hackrrcucllufc nnd „„„ w..u are _.v Frederick Karl Rock who Jacobs of Grand Rapids was also a; ney. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hockney jtudpBUi in the University of De­ Philip IL guest and remained for a week's, and two children, all of Ha-sUng». [roit catne home to spend their MIDDLEVn.LE motxoi or rouctoiuii | E1P ■•ngtge •« 4»e>»r H14 arrrurd IMHI LEGAL NOTICES WyeAH 3^" WE'VE RESOLVED TO carry on our faithful service in your behalf. The entire organ­ ization joins in this pledge and in extending their wishes for your llstliog*. Mkblgan. STATE OP MICHIGAN IJk THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TUB COUNTY OF HARRY IN CHANCERY Plaintiff, PRESENT; THE HONORAHLR Rt.’g health and happiness tn 1942. FARM BUREAU SERVICE pUluliH. niit ut CAtnpUIal JFe Have Some Brand New Listings ORDER FOB PUBLICATION A new apartment- house, just remod­ eled, all modern, in A-l condition in fine location, $3500.00. A dandy 7 room house on S. Jeffer son Street, all modern, oak floors, $3500.00. A little place out 62 miles on pave­ ment, to rent for $10.00. visit with hto nephew and sister. Mrs. Glenn Abbey and children, vacation with their parents, Mr. Mrs. Dean. j Evelyn and Glenn of Leslie, nnd Mr and Car] Rock and were acThe Churchill family gathering and Mrs. Clarence Hackney of Paw , companled by their cousin; Fran| was held at the home of Mra. James Paw. ris Rock of Detroit. They arrived Polhemus Christmas day. Those Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rugg and Wednesday evening and it also ORDER FOR PUBLICATION present from out-of-town were Mr.. daughter Jeanette, were Chrtolmas was the latter's 21st birthday, nnd Mrs. Erwin Peter nnd his father guests ol his brother. Ray and Upon this occasion hto grandmoth­ er Grand Rapid'., and Mr. nnd family in Grand Rapids. I er. Frendn Rock presented Francis ! Mra. Clarence DeSmit and son Christmas al tiie Methodist par- $joo as fulfillment of a promise । Kenneth of Plainwell and Gerald sonuge was cel-.bnited with their made by her and the grandfather to i Rogers oi Hastings. Kennle re-1 daughter. Mrs. Sidney Binns, bus- each grandson, if they would I mainert with his grandparent* for, band and baby daughter ol Albion neither *moke or drink up to that a few days visit. I coming tor the Sunday previous age. They hoped the boys' habits Dr. C. A. E. Lund left Tuesday ’ Other members ol the family of would then be so Well formed they evening for Minneapolis. Minn, to Rev. Carley home lor lhe day wen Woujd have no desire to begin. Tills spend Christmas with ins mother Mr. and Mrs Dale Carley and liiltle 6 the reennd grandchild to reond remained for the balance of the I son of Battle Creek. Mto* Virginia ceive the 8100. Frederick receiving Carlev of the Flat Rock schools, his this past year nnd their grnndAlva M. Meyers ot St. Louis, Mo.. | and Mr. and,Mra. Stanley Lyons of | mother is. very happy to be able “athville I *° *’nve lo kecP *’cr Pled‘<e Francis rrived .Christmas eve for a ten ' Nashville, " Mr. and Mrs L. 1 days iVit with his rister-ln-law Mr L R. R Beeler and ’’nd Frederick are employed by the ays visit ; Mrs. F. O. Stokoe and other rela- I son Connie entertained for Christ-1 ^’"‘'“‘’’d'd tlon ’toWnim^uiMi Hr Itlves in this vicinity. | mas dirmer with her rtrtcr. Mr- Coin addition to keeping up their “ charies” Annison."” 65. life-long Lydia Gates und daughter Betty school work. MiM Donna Galstcr entertained resident of this village who had Dawn of Qfand Rapids, and Mr the telephone office force with REAL ESTATE BROKER been ill for three weeks was taken and Mrs tyy Smith nnd daughter a Christmas party Monday evening to Pennock hospital. Hastings on! Barbara of Caledonia Evening call­ at her home Games and refresh­ &TEBB1NS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 , Sunday, the 21*1 ^suffering with I ers were his father and sister. C. F . ,•m'rnts made a happy time and Mrs. 'pneumonia, and passed away the, Heeler and Mrs Lloyd Vlnctiit and1 Shirley Tfowc^tbeir. supervisor was We believe that— . 'same evening The body was j husband of Caledonia presented wlttr a nine gift from her ORDER FOR I'UBI.ICATrOM i brought to thc Beeler funeral home Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman! 'employee*.! from where funeral services were1 Macher this past weekend were her Extensive changes are being held ut 2 P- M. Wednesday con-1 grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John1 made in the biilldjng of the White ducted by Rev. 3. B. Qulncer In- Breckenridge of Galesburg. III.;1 Products Corporation preparatory j terment was made in Mt. Hope her mother. Mrs. Alvin Ringer. Mr.■ to changing for defease work. A cemetery. He Is survived by one son. and Mrs Geo. Macher all. of' basement Is being constructed and .[,Orand Rapids. These and Norman’s1 machines will be Installed. Opera-------------■ 1 grandmpther. Mrs. Hattie. Carpen- ffons for the new work are exter of Parmelee aU were present pected to be completed by the Saturday evening at his instulluUon midd'e of Feb The Company came into the office of worshipful master here from Lansing a year ago. was of the local Masonic lodge. Norman manufacturing electric water heatalso was presented with a beautiful ers and had a growing business ' Masonic ring by her parents. Mr. when the government curtailment und Mrs. Ringer. i of supplies made It hard to fill their A company, of forty relatives of, orders. Mrs. Edward Estermsn were guests One hundred twenty-five* people , . and we would like to thank Inal f-jn - at a Christmas dinner at Hotel. enjoyed thc supper and program IHilillrallon Middleville. Thursday. , of 8t John's night an annual event you lot your patronage during 1941. Thc Johnson relative* were enter- of the Masonic lodge held Saturday tained at the home of Mr and evening The newly elected officers We also wont to renew our pledge Mra. Gerald Bedford for their an- w®" al-’° installed al this meeting to give you service during the com­ nual ChrtoUtai* get-together. with Maleomb Maclvcr acting as The annual meeting of lhe stock- nstaUlng officer and Ray Potts u ing year. Our Garage is completely . ol .U, SUU B»k mmtol. Nonrun Mkot MlddlnUU lor rleollon ol diru. -”"»ll-M m.jl.r NOTICE TO CREDITOBB equipped with modern, time-saving un .nd buunu. U ul>d tor the •' M'ddJmlHe Ion!,, .nd w. I«l to one of the youngest.men to hold tools and machinery and our staff Ulh <Uy ol January al Ite Ban,. “ such office in this state He is 261 j John Potto of Michigan State of expert mechanics are at your College and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald present to witness his induction Into service. Po.u oi LjForl. Ind^.Mlad U»lr the office and his father. George I . ^rlauna. ... un.U Uday PruLate OfHrr la <h We have bargains in the villages of Nashville and Woodland. Now more than ever is the time to put your money in Real Estate. EARL R. BOYES NOTICE .TO CREDITORB ORDER FOR PUBLICATION /The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself Greetings for the New Year NOTICE TO CREDITORS MMalMfl Mt allowrd Il la ordarad. Tha OIKS FORREST L. JOHNSON HASTINGS. MICH holidays and her friend. Edward Ir- sti^on. CnPT ,t uid rui. oa win of Lapeer wlui u in air service The ttmUy of Mr and Mrs Ray , at Port Huron wa* a Chrtolmas Lyons enjoyed their holiday re- wr. Mirhil.. ! Eue»L union on Sunday, the 28 at their <» iMriac. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Firestone and home on High St. Among those' “ ' ‘ ‘ j infant daughter spent Chrijtmiia j present were Mr. and Mn. Owen । NOTICE TO CRBDITOBS NOTICE TO CREDITOR! � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-01-08.pdf 6a67466266ec785c2aaf56308dea237b PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1942 JUDGE MCDONALD ASSUMES OFFICE COUNTY TIRE AND SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 to 8 PHILO A. SHELDON WAS ONE OF THIS CITY'S MOST PUBLIC SPIRITED MEN NUMBER I.O.O.F. DEFENSE APOLOGY! The Banner offers a humble apology to Hazel Vivian Kidder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kidder of Irving In our last, week's Issue appeared a picture Courtroom Was Filled For Red Craai MaHU U*l> T* Application* Must Be Made of the little lady with a caption ' । Cove Time. Money and Thought to Promote Progress of City stating she was seven years old. The Inaugural Caremony To Allan Hyde. Supply Small He Was Responsible For Securing Pennock Gifts to Hospital and bom Jan. 1. 10315. HazelI Tne *i«tc organization which was the winner of the Banner's A dignified ceremony in which : Hastings Odd Fellows are tpoaBY M. L. COOK ■ control* the rationing of automobile first baby contest and we are lawyers ot Barry and Eaton coun­ tires and tubes lias wished onto ndw sponsoring our seventh. My subject this time will be one new under th* firm name of -fl. H. ties took port marked the inaugural. I County Clerk Allan C. Hyde the Thus the confusion. Little Mis*' ■ whom I consider one of the most and D R. Cook, in a frame store Barry county and announce that I unpleasant job of being the tire of Archie D. McDonald.as judge of Kidder, however, was only six 1 , public-spirited cilizcns Ha.ilIngs i building on the north side of Slate on Monday and Tuesday. March 3 I rationing administrator of Barry i yearn old Ulis year on Jan. 1 and 3, that the Red Croas mobile Die fifth judicial circuit Saturday ever had—Philo A Sheldon, father; street, just weal of Ute old frame I county. All applications for tires | Had tlie young lady been fif­! I of Henry S. Sheldon who became; hotel building known as the Has- unit will be in Hastings to collect afternoon. About' every available teen years older this would have• । his successor in the abstract, loan ting* House, which was tom down. blood from volunteers. j and tubes in this county must be seal In the courtroom here was been a serious mistake that The I. O- O. F. has named scornmade to him He has the blanks. filled with friends of the new judge • , and real estate business as was Ue abstract building, when ] He will, however, not have all tlie, would have been hard to reetlfy.■ , Philo'sfather was Harvey N. and of the retiring judge. Russell the present Hastings Hotel was mlttee of three. Charles Annable, From Mr. and Mrs. O lendon r. Bwvthout ' responsiblUty. since four other per- i We trust Hazel will accept our[ , Sheldon, a pioneer resident of Caz- erected by N T. Parker. K. McPeek of Charlotte. ■ My uncle •Written in the living room of defcnsively with an English navalI sons will be associated with him on' explanation and apology and1 ThU is the tint time in mure Ueton township, who later moved was — taken very ill -•— •« shortly after glra to register - volunteers and than 20 years that* a Barry county 1Cromer House. Shot Hall. Bridge­ pilot connected with the Fleet Air what is known as the County Tire: wish (or her many more happyr , to Hastings when be wax elected he completed his fourth term as make arrangements for the unit's birthdays. candidate elected al public elec­ town, Barbados. British West In­ Ann whose home is in Wimbledon,, Rationing Board. Hie other four county treasurer and still later register and died in March. 1889 England. He asked me point-blank: members are Roman Fcldpausch. tion nas taken oath of office for clr- dies j — located near Benton Harbor, where Father employed Mr. Sheldon at pint of blood -from each person. "When the devil are you going toi chairman. Fred W. Stebbins, repre- . — tirinr cult judge. The circumstances under which he engaged in fruit raising. Philo first, and a few yean later they be­ The blood will later be typed and renting the business men Frank 11 klJM A Dll HL ARK In thU Instance. County Clerk the news of catastrophic events I hail a twin brother. Milo, who went came partners in the abstract busl- dried into a plasma to be used sole­ Suddenly. on that rainy Sunday' Ferris. reprerenUng the farmers j kaVUHntt IILHVJ Allan C. Hyde administered the come, to one are often interesting, west when he reached manhood and new, under the firm name of Cook ly for emergency use by the Red afternoon, the radio announcedI and Murray Goggins, representing *»/* oath which formally inducted Mr. occasionally unique. |*A||> Iffll 8s Sheldon. My father, due to | I located In California. Ill fA|l7 A\\N McDonald into the office of circuit When Philo was a young man he serious 1U health, later sold his in­ for transfusion purposes. In the rain the island of Barba­ that both Manila and the Americani tlie retail lire distributors. An applicant for the purchase of According to tire local committee, judge. was employed by my uncle, 8yl- terest In the business to Mr. Sheldos Is far from enchanting. The base al Piurl Harbor In Hawaii hadI ------------Following the oath of office, downpour Is so deadly, so unrelent­ been attacked by Japanese aircraft.. an automobile tire or tube must | ■ venus 'll. Conk, who was then reg- doh who carried It on alone for they hope to enroll at least 300 I i»t«T of deeds, serving from 1861 a time, until he took his son, Henry volunteers in Barry county for this ThU had happened on tlie oUier■ present to the admUitstrator a cerJudge Russell . R. McPeek Charles W. Sherwood ... ... in-. UlM ing IIHI* Dial HW the UJHJI color KlIU and SUULUUI contour Ul of Irwt ruction M _ to 1869. and my father who left into the office and made him a blood donor project iroduced the speakers who took part the 1MndACBp<. u qulu. obliterated, side of Die world and the nationi tlflcate of inspection, which has! made by auUiorNamed decretory concerned. the• been ____ . a designated ___ ______ his farm in Prairieville in 1863. partner Wlvn he died Henry will first be given to the volunteers. in the program. f>en one-fi splrtlr, are flattened by most seriousb United SUtea of America, was itaclf i ity, that will show that he actually i .1 moved Hastings the part fall ­ ofsucceeded him a» the owner of the First came Burton G. Cameron. .. deluxe « needs the the tire lire and and tube tube for for which which! ‘ ’ °V” *..... I that year,toand enteredin into three LiinuxBiid miles uwuv needs 18 and 80 yean. It is tttought that thousand away. business preildenj of the Eaton County Bar ’ ’ , ' X-oeuitan. «h» db.u.«rf -coop-1 deumhudly The County Tire । Agricultural Society met in County | nenjup with his brother In com. .... 100 may be signed up for each day It seemed difficult to believe that ite applies. erallon Brewton Uro Bonoh and Sunrlwwllomom. Dreemt-r 1. 1H1. our country had actually been RaUonlng Board must temporarily | Agent Foeiter's office In* the Court, piling aq abstract of title for all the many things Philo Sheldon did Bar - He uaured Juda. M.Duu.ld. Wf‘ [,,ar !‘«“d ”» When ila citisena operation of employers of labor physically challenged by another designate operators ot legally auth- House Saturday afternoon andithe rcfll e»taU‘ of Barry county, for Hastings that he had the mmd.hlp « all1 “» c™“"' »“”• 1(M, This they had finished when my became painfully aware, in 1888 here in allowing their help to have nation. Further. H was almost in­ brized car and Ure dealers and but iiui not hs gasoline ..... oiticers tor gu Ur of that the the lawyers in the two counties and; *• *«® Americans, were reading conceivable thin such an event service time off for this purpose. Many acivicc stations, aiawmu, uui .-mjiuic . me . ttH. year । uncjr-,• lerm ------ as — tP ------- ----------- --------- C. _ K —& — 8. — and — the Pere .. that ho would reeolva tholr eooper-1 «•« <» (Continued on page 1. Bee. 21 of those, who signed up for Civilian could occur while we were beyond stations, who shall certify as to the ■’»« spl tl,c dates for the 1942 Barry । expired. They started their bustatlon. Ho pointed out that the. lollwual local color; Mra r Bow­ our country's borders. The sensation necessity for the tire and lube. —■———---------------------------------------Defense, have signified their intan­ i County Fair. courtroom was a place or dignity en- -- Barbadan. wa, reading a Lx difficult to describe, something lion of cooperating in this program. Each application must be passed and that, both lor the bonctu ot \Orono. Mr. L. Hamol akin to having one's heart in !x>- upon by at least 3 of the five memTills Bed Cro&s mobile unit will NOTICE TO AUXILIARY president of the pnlr Association ,2 , Hamel-Smith, nn Englishman, the pubho and the lawyer, them-1 — was — । well. Michigan and one's body in j bem of the County Tire Rationing to serve his third term In thLi ca­ be stationed at the I. O. O. F. hall POLICE VOLUNTEERS! ! Board and | theeach British certificate West Indies. allow------------------- --------- ---------------------------selves. It was not possible to overr­. asleep In his Bcrbice chair. In compliance with national pacity .Chas, W. Sherwood, a memnEl/£|J|IC ADAU/IUA i-1 The night before •I •had - • •talked) (Continued on page 3. See. 1) -ing the holder to purchase n lire tors comprising the personnel emphasize this dignity. He com-; delerise requirements, the fol­ ---------------------- ।------------------------------------------ 1 or tube must be signed by al least ber of (he Board for four yean. KLVLIIUl vKvVVIllU Michigan Odd Fellows have been mended the manner in which Judge ; was elected secretary and aa »uch, lowing men who have volunteer­ engaged in thus program tor revMcPeek had conducted the affairs ' two members of the County Tire has an Important part to play In ed for auxiliary police serv­ of the fourth judicial circuit and ! Rationing Board. 1941 Receipts Exceed Those the staging and management of the! ice in Hastings are requested to predicted that Judge McDonald 1 lernal group In the country to co­ | It U evident that the number of 1942 county fair. The Job of treas­ report at the City Hall here this ' operate with the federal govern­ Of Previous Year would see to it that the excellent . sales is to be very limited by the urer was given to a newcomer on! Saturday. Jan. 10. (o liave fin­ ' mint and U»e Red Cross In this ] allotment for all of Barrry county the Board. George Green. record of UUs circuit would be ot. _____________ the Hastings Mr.’ The receipts . ger prints taken: kind of activity. During the past I Up to Dre lime of going to press. toT lbe month ot January. For that Green has long been interested in j postoffice .for the year 1941 oame| maintained. Gerald Smelker. T N. Knnpf. three years, they nave contribuM L. E. Barnett, prosecuting attor­ the Banners First Baby of the 31 days the total number ot pas­ the Fair and is so located to carry I within- less than 11.000 of reach-: Walter Perkins. Burr Cooley. more than 13,000 blood tranifusiom ney of Barry county, spoke on pub­ Every Patriotic Citizen ts Year contest had brought word of, sengt-r car, motorcycle, and light out hU duties as treasurer in good ing the 8100.000 mark. The actual Edwin F Sayles, V. D. Acker­ in Michigan. lic interest In our court* and law­ only one entry. Prom Pennock hos- truck tires that can lx* purchased order. The Executive Committee; figures ore 899,097.16. This is an man. Marshall Schantz. George larged To Give Liberally „ in Barry county will be sixteen: and Each blood <1 enforcing agencies. The trend of [ pltal It was reported that a aon w was of the Board of Directors which has; Increase of 8112203 85 over 1940.: Hebden. Sterling Rogers. Adolph county will later affairs elsewhere »n the world. Mr. Mr* Walter Perkins county' bom to Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark of' tl>e total number of tube* tiurt can a major part In the policies and , when the total was 887.883.81. Melrose. Albert Craig. E. M. Cas­ Barnett pointed out. has tended to chaua-an lor Uw W Croa. War 1 £>«“<• ■< •» p- « °n | X.l"h “ management of the Fair, is to con-] To make any post office an of-1 sidy. David Stone. Shirley impress people in the United Blate, cna-rman |or UIP Jau ", ; QUn man ; Cross mobile unit. , i Thursday. Jan. 1. The young man ‘month is tnineen iot an sucn ve- slst of the officer* and Harold J. I flee ot the first class its reteipts' Henry. Paul Bogart. Harry Lar­ ' — urges 1UV1CB Fifteen minutes are required tar that this was one of the few re- Relief fund campaign, the- „-- - Kalw( al g 7; W cles.. - However, truck and bus IFoslei 8nd R. H Mott. (must exceed $40,000. It can be sen. Jack Sempf. Gay Norton maining ptaces in the the city. ounco and .......... r .*w— *. — world where .. . ! workers -------- Ur -----,. Die villages andjounces and tiag lias bc<n been named named Arthur, Arthur: tires ,lr« »can be bought to the limit of, Tlie date for the 1942 Fair was; seen that the yearly revenue of thej Byron K. Fletcher, Pay Green. I a donor to give a blood transfusion mav he settled -J bv due townshlos con-:, jay. : to be made Into dry plasma. Ptaadifferences by of the to ----conJay ur. Dr A u. B Gwinn wa* the at- thirty-nine, and lubes for such tires set as August 10 to August 15.'Hastings postoffice was 859.000 in‘ Winn Green. T. P. Gies, George UUKIOK,< may ntnj be ----- I townships ..... ,, county, -------- z. -.arrw-... —*_ physician. I (Continued on page 4, Sec. 1) process nt of law in In nublic public court*. This ThU I tinue their effort's efforts in collecting I ..* tencUng This is the week following Fowler- i excess of ’ the requirement, which. privilege U now generally appre-, money for thU cause. Those In. n anyone knows of a baby bom in ville Fair and proceeding Ionia, i would indicate that it is a profltNaylor. Robert Kenyon and Wil­ IhoapltaL to give an Gated more than II has been in charge of the drive realize that lt|B rrai TVhCU DADK Uill I ' Tills date- should get the Board able asset for Uncle Sam. It pays liam Benjamin , many years; and the court, by, has come Just at holldiy time when i denU farUer than gp M on FAKR WILL .ply. 200.000 blood plasma away from many of the problems all Ita expenses, including city car- I I fusions in the United States t maintaining its dignity and pre- there are many demands on every- j , lh ld n of holding a successful Fair pair which wnicn.; riers. rirrs. rural carriers, substitutes, sumutuies, Ii ______ «rvlng the ™ । «>"•’« ^.nces. but now mat the, Bannc’onice 8 P u. on Th 'Li will clerks, and postmaster, and nil the Dp(|IIE\T Cf)F> Df||li(\ been requested by the Red they faced last year. T * I and National Research 0 perform an important function in waion 1* past. thU U a vital mat- Tuevls.. Jan 13 n no ear|lcr air a week --------cost of upkeep, such as-----------heating------and, KLVUImJI I VIE UVVlW niake the 1042 County Fair —...------------------------------------------------------«' « “ ■ «» <ton>SSu .iSw preserving our faith in our own in­ Women as well as men MJ later than but year. i lighting the building, and gives stitutions. The court Is essentially est consideration. Master Arthur and hU parents will Board members were urged to Uncle Sam a fine profit. That nn interpreter of the law; not an a. ... ..id l„ . talk re#<arded pr)wj . Why Not Have It Finished accompany officers of the society cannot be said of many post ozlast (Continued on page S. Sec. 1) civilians may assist in cently. "We cant outgive the man In 1942 And Enjoy It Soon to the State Fair Convention held flees in cities of the size of Hasweek's Banner. In uniform." He has and is sacri­ Campaign Sponsored By '---------------------------------• If and when Tyden Park shall in Detroit In late January to assist tings. ficing his present and Ids future for in selecting a midway, entertain-1 It still remains true that the be made what it aliould become. mqpt and other features for the Hastings' Mfg. Co. Is the largest us and every patriotic American IhJ plan is to have a large paved citizen should feel a personal re­ 1942 Fair. ' patron of the local pastoffice. The tennis court, which will be so made sponsibility to give to this Red Cross Harold Foster. Clare Williams, R Windstorm Insurance Co. Is next. that In the winter time rt can be fund as it is all to be used for "our there Is to be a collection of books Hunters Discover A Human converted into a skating rink. A H. Mott and Henry Rogers were i From these two the drop to the for the boys In camps and on the own" men. named as a committee to revise the third largest is targe. It is the Many ot our clllteiui have given Leg Bone on Sunday Trip plan, once thought feasible but now 1942 County Fair Premium list, business which the Windstorm Oo seas, this first campaign to last abandoned, was to have such a rink Descriptive Articles To Tell freely and gladly, realizing that the two weeks. This project is spon­ Suggestions for changes in the und tlie factories of the city bring Two hunters. Henry Amborski. 38. on the lowland. An attendant for sored by Uie Hastings public library Red Cross Is the only organization Of Tour By Local Women premium list should be submitted, to our pastoffice (hat has made it and tlie two branch libraries. authorised by congress to conduct and Haven Tomutaer. 29. both of the park will'be neceasary, in fact Lake Louise, one of the most this type of work among the armed Wayland, made a weird discovery has already been named. Part of to this committee in the near । such a profitable business for New books or books In first class future j Uncle Sam. t scenic and lovely places in the forces of this county—and the Red last Sunday while fox hunting tn his work will be to keep thia ten­ condition are requested, but tech­ The January —MUM ;-----The people of I his city and on world, was the next stopping place Cross Is doing a splendid Job of a swamp at the north end of Bar­ nis court in condition for ioe abat­ books of any kind published Brotheriiood will be held KI WAN Itbe rural routes are thankful that nical on the Itinerary of Mrs. McCoy and looking after their needs. low lake. The men first noticed ing in the winter. The area will I AC Al before 1938 are not wanted, aa they day evening. January 1 Tv X IN I/A PIO served by the Hastings Mm. Evans, where they arrived on their dog carrying wiiat appeared tu be large enough for a skating rink 1 are practically outmoded at the Among the glfu received during 'postoffice, and that they are noli’ present time. Labor Day. They stayed at Deer be a stick. Upon doser examina­ and will make a fine place for the .„ —----------- • , Lodge, making the trip from Banff, Mrs. D. C. Bronson from 8t. Peters­ tion they found It to be a human children and young people in win­ ..receiving thU service by having the On the suggested list of desired meeting because it comas so near postoffice department at Wash-; ; books are those on history, aviation,' the holiday season and everyoog a distance ot 40 miles, by bus over burg. Fla., where they are spending leg bone. They at once took the dog ter months. Tyden Park Is so cen­ _______ । ington make up a deficit; for our a perfectly maintained highway the winter. and returned to Wayland where trally located that It wiU be ac­ biography, foreign languages, gram- is so busy. „ . marz, mathematics, poetry, geog-l **“ *........ “ through a picturesque portion of the Will Sup.r.1,. Collection of . i ™ At this time it is not possible to they reported their discovery to the cessible to all in winter as well as e ii i* ^*..*!u । own way. me increase is ,ery . raphy. Action, photography, travel.' meeting is Frank L. DuMond. dlreoprovince of Alberta, Canada. Lake give the amount collected a* re­ sheriff there.. That officer called In the summer time. Scrap Materials in County gratlfylng to Paymaster Maus and tor of the Grand Rapids PubJte Louise Is one ot the most beautiful ports from the townships have not Che Barry county sheriff's office Again the Banner wishes to ex­ Local Klwanians met at a board | those associated with him in U», adventure, etc? No magazines are Museum, who will give an illus­ mountain lakes in the world, lying been received, but Mrs. Perkins and Sheriff Bera, accompanied by press Its conviction that Tyden desired. in a huge bowl surrounded by knows that the chairmen and their Prosecuting Attorney Barnett, Park can and should be made a meeting Tuesday evening to make work of the office They have giv-i If you have a book or books you trated travelog of picturesque Ooapa U> the public and will contribute, you may leave your Peninsula. Mount Aberdeen. Mount Lefroy and assistants are "on the Job" all drove to the scene. They found tha splendid asset for this city, afford­ plans for assisting the United States '•» t00*1 Thia peninsula is a war effort in Hastings and Barry : the people are glad the office has ■ at the farther side. Mount Victoria around the county. bone as reported and brought it to ing enjoyment for the children and 7” "" .donation'at either of the three 11- mountainous tract of land located A In Quebec. Canada, just north at from which flows the massive Vic­ young people with skaUng in the county. This appeal does not apply Just Heelings run nr-itivelv uav whst i brarles. or h a hoped school child will call g The first project to be started will । No - one can •positiveb - say - what । fof u toria Glacier. Mountain lakes are in Hasting* but Includes every per­ Dr. Gordon Flslver. Barry county winter. al»o giving all our people not large, as a rule, but are really son In tlie county. Cans have been coroner, examined live bone and a chance at the games which will be a drive for items needed al the I future business in this city or coun-1' generous rMnnrt.a reajxuue Ira to this flraf first rre­ lied country and Mr. DuMond'« at• -try will be. The Banner believes quest." says Miss Jean Barnes. placed In several stores, offices and identified it as from the right leg of be carried on during the spring, Fort Custer base hospital. Many midst of snowclad peaks. Brilliant other place® of business where con­ a woman. The limb had been am­ summer and fall months—such as soldiers there do not as yet have an that we will atiU have a country, jxipplei and numerous mountain tribution* may be left for this pur- putated a little below the hip, the tennis, quoits, shuffleboard. lawn adequate supply of books, maga­ stlU have business in it,.and that forwarded from the library to the flowers grow abundantly in the ter­ cut giving evidence of it having bowling, and other games. During zines. curtains, pictures, phono­ we vrill not be goose-stepping at the camp designated by those in charge President Allen Prentice graph records, musical instruments, command of any dictator. raced gardens around the Chateau be glad to receive your donation. been carefully .and properly done. of the campaign. Can you help in Lake Louise, the famous hotel with Several fine gifts from social and He estimated that the operation be used as an enjoyable place for a toilet ic equipment, games, candy, providing reading material for "our poatagejtamps. stationery, tooth­ NEED IS URGENT! rooms and suites for the accommo­ fraternal gifts have cheered the had been performed within the last family and picnic dinners. boya”T There is an urgent need right dation of 700 guests. From ito large various solicitors and all are ap­ Tyden Park is wonderfully situ­ paste, razor blades, shaving cream, windows In the dining room on* preciated. The flesh was nearly all removed ated near the center of our city cigarettes, and tobacco. Final plans Sisson. Leo Reynolds. Arthur BtakNEW HOME EC TEACHER ardson. Meryl Richardson. Wm* looks out on the flowers, the lake, Barry county has always more from the bone and a break was re­ on the south bank of the beautiful for this collection and the date on BECAN WORK MONDAY the mpuntalns and tha glacier, a than met Its quotas assigned by vealed In the small bone Just 0ove Thoma pple river. Il wiU lend It­ which it is to be made will be an­ Miss Eleanor J. Duttwriter, a Buxton. Floyd Millar, Hartwt sight to thrill one's heart. . the Red Cross and will no doubt the heel. Il was considered passible self splendidly for landscaping and nounced in the Banner next week. rible to secure only a few new copies A second project will be the or­ from the publishers and no more graduate of M 6. O, Joined the Conklin. Fotrest Havena. Wta. Side tours from Lake Louise and do so this time. It can be met if Chat infection resulting from this will add much to the comfort and ganization of a "Salvage tor Vic­ teaching staff of the city schools on Cruttcnden. George Standard. BtM* circle tours by open bus beckon the everyone will cooperate. break may have been the reason convenience of living in Hastings • tourists, so our two Hastings women Tyden Park is a gift to the city tory Campaign." This will be a pt - very important that these classes Monday morning, to succeed Miss for the amputation. Violet Bachelder as home economics decided upon a 65 mile circle tour ing started this week, one in Has­ Whether the dog uncovered the from tlie Seal Company, of which into Yohb park, going to ML Ste­ tings was begun on Monday eve­ bone from its burying place or Mr. Tyden is the president and materials such us clean rags, paper must have th* text books before teacher in Junior High school. Mtaa phen. 10.495 feet high, snow-capped ning with Dr. Gordon Fisher as in­ found it dh top of the ground is manager and which he founded. and cardboard, scrap Iron, steel.1 they tan go ahead. There are a Bachelder has been promoted to old! number of thrv books owned by head of the deportment of home Zinc, copper, aluminum, brass, uras*. uiu during the entire year. On this trip . stfuctor and another class starts not known A careful search of the He has had a very important part zinc, they saw Kicking Horse river, the! this. 11U> Thursday, evening In Mlddle- surrounding territory failed to re­ in the development of out city's in­ tires and tubes, and other articles articles ' private individuals tn the county rcdnomics in High school succeeding Mr*. Ruth Cortright, who resigned. canyon and the falls; Fraser river ville under the direction or of nusseu Russell veal any clues or further evidence. dustries. in addition. Mr. Tyden of rubber and metal. Boy Scouts Miss Duttweller has one class In A careful check of all hospitals in gave outright 85.000 to the city to will play an Important-part in this and its canyon; then the place Beeier. These classes are a part of High school in addition to her where the two rivers unite forming I the Red Cross and Civilian this part of the state has failed to be used in putting the park in con­ campaign as they have pledged their time as collectors. All pro ­ Junior High duties. lend any information to help solve a gigantic falls whose constant roar Dgfense programs, the two organlsadition. ceeds received from the sale of the mystery. The only thing The Banner last week mentioned is greater than that of our own Uong cooperating. PROVIDE SLIDING Niagara Falls; and Emerald lake, । ---------------- *•■»■■■-------------learned is that a young woman was the fact that the opportunity waste materials will be turned over PLACE FOR CHILDREN with its really emerald colored wa- 1 ANNUAL CO. reported missing from a Kalamazoo would, no doubt, be given to the directly to the local Red Cross GLENN MURPHY IS SAFE Chspter. Tile city falhen have closed ter. lying at an altitude of 4J72 FARM ---------------------------— hospital some time ago. but authori­ (Continued on page 8. Sec. 1) BUREAU MEETING Final plans for these two cam­ Market St. between Green and quirement of Beoate Enroflod feet Tlie mountains are well wood­ County Annual Farm Bureau ties feel confident the two events Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Murphy paigns win be outUned in the Ban­ ed to the timber lines and drives meeting will be held at the Epis­ of 128 N Park St. received a let­ en those blocks over to the chil­ ner next week. are through heavy virgin timber copal Parish house, Wed.. Jan. 14, Mystery surrounds tlie finding of v ter Tuesday from their son. Ser­ dren for coasting moat of the way. the elevation being dinner to be served at 11:45. Fred the limb and Barry county officers Leased *0 Koy larger geant Glenn E. Murphy, who Is sta­ YOU COULD EXPECT JUST about 5000 feet. Takakkaw Falla Harger, supervisor of Farm Bureau are anxious to learn to whom it1 ____ tioned near Pearl Harbor, stating belongs, if the woman U still living, | Roy Yarger. who has> been con(Continued on page 3, Bee. 2) Services of Michigan, of Lansing THAT FROM JUDGE McPEEK ATTENTION—LADIES! and other details concerning the nected with the Mobil oil distribuwiU be the speaker. Mra. Walter gruesome discovery. ! Uon ‘n lhu territory has leased the Judge McDonald held his first: Hobbs of Banfield and Mrs Leon McKee Service OU Sales station on session of court In Eaton county ATTENTION I Dunning of Delton wUl give short East State street, formerly the Tuesday The National Defense class A pleasant feature of talks on the Slate and National NOTICE OF MEETING completed artlctea Stockholders meeting of Prairie- Service Oil Co_ tlie session was the appearance of electricity has been postponed until meetings of the Associated Women. ville Tele. Co. wiU be held Wed, The station has recently been en- former Judge R. R. McPeek. who Monday, Jan. 12. due to weather conditions. Anyone, who Is inter- j Jan. 14. for purposes of election of larged and remodeled and new extended his own best wishes to ART COLLI8QN, Prop. elected, and a director front each typewritten. ______ _____ __ _ rated In taking this work, please be officers and any legal business, equipment has been added to make hLs successor. That wu a fine Having decided to quit fanning of the southwest and southeast which may come before that meet- | a modem station capable of ren- thing to do. very characteristic of I at the High school »hqp at 7:00 P. Mr Collison U having an auction quarters of th* county. lng drring compleu service to the car Judge McPeek and very rpuch ap­ M, on that date. Verrol Conklin. —Adv. 1-1 Henry M. Rogers. Sec. | owner. preciated by Judge McDonald. Delton or 2 miles north of Hickory NOTICE OF - Mr. McKee, who recently came Comer*. He Is offering a good list ANNUAL MEETING Ionia city fathers are preparing NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS to Hastings, will continue to oper­ Annua! meeting of stockholders NOTICE of cattle, farm machinery, and two skating rinks at the fair Pay your 1941 Winter tax by Jan. ate the bulk plant and tank trucks Annual meeting of Hasting* At grain. Loren Coppock wtd cry th* of Hastings City Bank. Tuas.. Jan. Carlton Tel* Co at Carlton Center. Mr. Yargor having fuU charge of grounds—if the weather is cold 10. 1942 and avoid the penalty. sate. See tha adv. elsewhere in this -•Adv. 1-8 H. C. Fox. City Tree, enough to make Ice. Wed, Jan. 14. Adv. 1-8 tesu* for full particulars. 16509283 THE HASTINGS BANNER LOCAL POST OFFICE MdRE RED CROSS FUNDS NEEDED First Baby of1912 HAVE SKATING RINK FOR MEN IN CAMPS Xt DELIGHTFUL TRIP THROUGH THE WEST GRUESOME FIND NEAR BARLOW LAKE BROTHERHOOD TO MEET JANUARY 19 PLAN PROJECTS TO HELP WAR EFFORT New Law To Be Followed In Signature! To Peede Remodeled Oil Station One Auction Sale �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JANUARY B. 1M1 G^ESSr33SS3SE3S3333iEnl ' i Local New* The I. O. O. F. second degree Th Qalckaxt. Surest Way YOU Cm Hil| WIi ThU War...»/£>. evening to exemplify the work for S. Mr.aMMrKA.C IXmkM.ha,. ;^; moved from Middleville to Hastings Wednead,y. Dec. n, for Chanute for the ertater. Rantoul. IU. where he has Did someone say Mlohlgan would B position a* instructor in flhe Air erol day* have proven otherwise, । McDonald U 47 years old. MU* Pearl Haniirrtwtt of Detroit older than when Judge McPeek is spending a few days, with tier {was elevated to the circuit court sister. Mrs. Oharlea Campbell, at' bench.—Judge McPeek made a Pennock hospital where the latter’trip to Hastinp Tuesday to sign underwent a serious operation very , the circuit court Journal, his final recently.—Middleville Bun. official signature for that county. Hubert Fuller, wn of Mr. and' —Charlotte R. T. Mra. Q. M. Fuller, and Pete Har-1 Friends of former Judge of Proringto, of Mr. end Mrs O. W. * bale. DI* K E«l«lom wUJ be glad Harrington, formerly of Hasting*, to hear she returned Christmas have volunteered for service In the i week from Pennock hospital to her U. 8. Army They are to U home on 8.good Jefferson street ano be statimid Air at Com. Jcff^n making ^Prov.msnt to­ DUttei. and BaMesluits Buy \/ . - Daftaaa BOMDS—STAMPS Now/ wttrd recovery, following a hip . . , , । fracture sustained earlier in the The fifty rural correspondents for —anth Lh^,Gran.1! j**1?® I”de*>endenl Br* I Locally. Wayland is tn this de­ holding their twenty-flrat annual |feMe a lot more lhan mo.t 1 Ml** Gertrude McPharlin wu in meeting tomorrow. The scribes local folki «»!!«.. The local I Port Huron Monday and Tuesday have formed an association and mUk ,nd ew pUnl u turning jmlng out of U*t making arrangements have a corps of officer* and commit-• over t800,000 worth of vital food for the Michigan Rural Teachers tees. Such meetings promote fellow-, products for shipment overseas each Convention which will be held In ship and goodwill, the Independent 1 month. Who knows when *ome- that city April 23 and 24. fe«Ls. <one might try to put a atop to Hastings friends arc pleased to hear that Rupert Carrothen of Judge Russell R. McPeek wa* 1 that activity?—Wayland Globe. named as director of the speaker*' The war new* from the Philip- Grand Rapids Is recovering nicely from an attack of pneumonia and bureau of the Eaton County Civilian | pine* ha* more lhan Ordinary *lgDefense Council at a meeting held t nlficance to Mr*. A. O. Kntakem, has been removed from Butterworth at the court hou*e Monday after- of thia city, and her niece. Mrs. hospital to his home. noon. The judge will correlate the R R McPeek. of Charlotte for they । ----------------- ----- -------work as it concerns public dls*eml-, accompanied Col. Knlskern the riltEJErkC TA CTIIIW | nation of the various orders and formers husband, to Man'l* fA|rMr|f\ III \|IJ|l| 'wuu for proraoun, homo >•». »«"»• .IU. IV *1 VI/1 tronu oml nauooal arfeiui- U» tooju.1, uw ot occu- nnAhllfTIAU AC Olivet OpUe. potion onaJud eh.rje of the oom- iPKvUULI IUN Ul Imlisary work. Mr*. Knhkem weal' also there again and in China for' VVAEECIICE EAAACrr , a second period of service several UlICiI JL lUUUj iyear* later. 1 Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Bauer were ■ Injured and their car badly wrecked Series of Meetings Have about 3 A. M. Saturday morning. Been Scheduled By County The accident occurred on M-89 three miles east of Flalnwell as they St. Louis. Mo. FREE DEFENSE STAMPS WITH YOUR PURCHASES Buy all your food needs here and invest your sav­ ings in U. S. Defense Stamps to help buy battle­ ships, tanks, planes, and other arms for Ameri­ FREEPORT BUTTER Our Finest ca. We’re pleased to cooperate by giving De­ MULLER'S SUPREME fense Stamps and we’ll help you fill your album BREAD rapidly by keeping our prices at the low level 38° 3'" 29 that assures extra savings on every order, every day. Help yourself, and Uncle Sam, too, by shop­ Its flavor tells the story A big 1', lb. loaf light and flaky ping at FOOD CENTER. For Your Convenience Use Our Parking Lot Back of Store. Entrance on S. Mich. Ave. LIBERTY BELL SODA CRACKERS CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP POPULAR BRANDS CIGARETTES 2lb box16 ,IM, broken nb.-Pl.ln-.il Enlet-; prtse I Tills oucstlon in a recent Issue1 of Al Weber's Cheboygan Observer i t ’’"‘St"*. “.“T here: What effort Is Cheboygan 3cans20c 1.19 carton QUALITY FOODS VITA-RICH VEGETABLES Bananas 4 lbs. 27c Calif. Oranges, dox. 29c Flor. Oranges, 2 doz. 39c TEXAS SEEDLESS on tne .Upper, pavement near lhe 1.1 rj eI “X ™«hUlm i hil UP« commun stab. We-believe it is a commun I itv affair It nays for Itself In l tt um he vouna oeoole llt^nav cut down attendlnc’TTnd i.rJJmn.Vtbeer narlors but there ihu never Kn Anything intro- Karo Syrup, 5 lb. p'l 33c P'cake Flour, 5 lbs. 23c WHOLESOME B.V P'cake Flour, 5 lbs. 18c Honey 5 lb. jar 49c . Grapefruit 10 for 33c Cook'g Apples, 5 lbs. 19c Dry Onions, 10 lbs. 25c Bagas 4 lbs. 10c Turnips 4 lbs. 10c Tex. Carrots, 2 bchs. 15c n>M Head Lettuce, 2 for 25c CHEBRT. rEACH OR PIKEAPPLE SALMON ’""Xr 33‘ 17‘ TUNA FISH 19‘ BEANSPR'TS VIKING COFFEE 2 ,b, 39 BLISS COFFEE 2^. 53 COFFEE 2 “rr 57‘ CELERY 2 -i FC scon TISSUE 4 rolls 29‘ HEARTS'- |j scon TOW’LS 3.00,25' Surfine P'serves, ea. 21c STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY Surfine P'serves, ea. Prem, con Treet, can Salmon ha»y vale Pet Milk, 3 tall cns. DEL-MONTE O Whole Kernel dfa CORN 23c 31c 29c 19c 25c AA "1 47 You’re ready for a six-monlh Spring with this Loma Lends redingote. As appropriate In January as It is in June — this "must-have" Tor your wardrobe has a collar and pocket detail tn pigtail braid — over a pert dress with bateau neckline. Can bo ffurchased in blue, aequa. rose, beige in sizes 14 Come in and try It on FR ANDSEN'S i FRESH SIDE PORK s,ret:’!r RING OR LARGE BOLOGNA »> BOILING BEEF, STEER 2^ OYSTERS fresh solid pack . pint PORK LOIN ROASTS p«“<1 FRANKFURTERS grade no 1 - lb FRANKFURTERS skinless PORK SAUSAGE pure-grd 1.1b . 18c 19c 25c 31c 23c 19c 25c 19c 11119948 -cheduled will start Jan- M and *‘n i-l^yuuu™rj.1'"' IS lb. BEEF SHORT STEAKS pound FISH FILLETS no bone.no waate.lb. LAMB ROASTS 1941 spg .lamb.lb. SALT PORK streak of lean . lb. PORK CHOPS first cuts . lb. VEAL STEAKS OR CHOPS BULK MINCE MEAT lb- Real Bargains in Our 15c 29c 1 7C 21c 18c 25c 29c 15c January Sale Take advantage of low sale prices on COATS - DRESSES - BLANKETS SKI-PANTS - UNDERWEAR HOUSECOATS - BEDSPREADS And Many Other Linet. IB inch CRASH Toweling 10 FDOD^CENTER PARKA HOODS Spacial Close Outs 25‘ BEST PRINT 18 STORE CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOONS Frandwn* "Exclusive But Not Expensive” 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich. Tom Ogden was his nearest compet I tor with a 533 series Electricians won the first two land lost the final game in their match with Biginerrs; Foundry won a two to one scries from Tool Room and Shop Office blanked tlie front Office boys. Bliss Matinee V. Muntnn stepped to Ute front with a 555 series which was big enough to lead the afternoon play. J. Havens Scored 527 for second place and C. Burdick was in third The fanner, like the in tn* ™man -.......... - place With 510. Cleveland won a U aaked b, hu po.rntmrM pair of games from Toledo and London blanked Salem. and the public In general to ’go on an “all out” production of certain Onlv two matches were played foods *o vitally needed In our Nain the Consumer League with U°""1 B"m' Nashville taking a pair of games County farmers In producing these from Highland Dairy and Line foods or substituting «o more of Gang winning the odd game from P. T. Glenn Monica scored thMe foods can tx- released from 525. N Hess 524 and C. Benton 520 <•"»■ «"■"* *«'M r-mr’u-er- for the three high individual series. ’ I.™!? ™ l“lr“ Icls County produce more milk. pork. gan;PS from the Hastings Beauty ————————— ----------- ! poultry products and beef Plan to, studio; Trio Cnfe dropped a pair atteild every meeting of the Farm Of games to Windstorm and Pls’.............................. Food *for “ Defense ------ — aeries. *“ ton Rinas, not content with their first half showing, romped home with a pair of victories from Por­ tias. BACON SQUARES M». lb. Several good scores were lunjed In al the cloae of the year by Pis­ ton Ring league bowlers. Willard White led the Individual woring with a 545 series Including a 210 tecond game. Wm. Ayres was run­ ner-up with a 522 total and A. Melroee'was next with. 521. With the two top Individual score* going u> the credit of Shippers, they easily won the last two gamea from Tool Room. Grinders had the bet­ ter of Office by a two to one mar­ gin and Engineers were on the ahort end of a two to one count with Machine Room. Independent League Medics and Car Seal won their -erie* from Pood Center and Ban­ ner respectively by the grand slam route and the other match of the evening went to Junior C. of C. when they won the first two games from Woodland but lost the final game by a small margin Dr. N. Schowaller was tne lead­ ing scorer by a single pin over Glenn Monica when he scored a 520 series. Glenn’s 510 waa go<xl for second’ place and Bob O'Don­ nell’s 500 was in third place. Ill Lu League Frank McMillan was the num। ber one bowler in Friday night s cclvea b> relatives aim inenas ui f defense angle must be presented । ,Bn>es from Boves Real Extatcc^d^hVame “** M “ b nM®M*ry lh?‘ Insutetlon ^k -* p!Soi ft’tune Quality (77(ea^ BEEF CHUCK ROASTS Dowling Koici first half in the Womens League and the prizes were awarded. First Wednesday, place went to Ixmnards with 39 games won and 13 lost Banner « discus­ and State Insulation tied for sec­ 510,1 oy Jlm Hayes of the Mlchi- ond place with 31 games won and 8an Stele Collf8<’ d»lry extension 20 lost Leonards also Won high department on dairy cattle feeding. team total and high team game Mrdiscussion will outline the economical feeding of dairy cat- With score.; Of 2363 and 847 re‘Decltvcly. High tingle gome of duced In our city that has so genfor high production. Food val- 224 and high individual average eroualy benefltted ewrybody. ues and cost of various protein was shared by Dori* Taliaferro I Assign Francis C. Flaherty. 22. feeta in the ration wiU be auanmRr- and Jackie Mclvor while. Jackie I of Charlotte, was one ot the young I >*ed. Other meetings dealing with had high individual scries alone men who lost his life during the; dairy cattle will follow for the fol­ with a 551 total Pearl Harbor attack on Dec. 7. He i lowing three Wednesday afternoons The team standings: I had lino enlisted ejiiiawu in in the me naval ,i«»o, reserves ■। by other specialists on the subject won lost 1....................................... in July shortly after graduating | as well founded in their subjects as tj-onards i from the University of -Michigan. I Mr. Hayes. Banner | He had intended a medical career I[ Before the winter scries is closed stair Insulation । but put that aside for the time <eleven special food for defense being to serve his country. Il Is meetings will be held dealing with Strand supt»*ed he was on the Arizona swine and beef production, poultry, 1 Bonnet and Gown and like many others drowned in ।soils, farm machinery, nutrition. ।' Portias 25 hl* bunk when that boat went the farm garden and other sub­ rrlo Cafe 25 down. He leaves two brothers. jects. Each meeting will be ad-1 Windstorm l|lM t eShop John J. of Battle Creek who 1* In ,dressed by an authority on the sub- ■i ,Hastings Beauty 17 ject. These meetings are a part of j ■ Rea| & ’ a|e the quartermaster’s department at Chicago Edward, the other broth- the _________ educational _____ work rplanned — by,■ riawn PL. . nuixx n,,.BK 11 40 ™ " ' er. is on duty in the navy yard at the me Barry Barry County County US U. 8. D. D. A. ... De_ ,| Tile opening night of the aecValajo. California, having com- ] tense Board for assisting farmers! y’f "Pcnl*’K °» the *tc‘ pleted a four-year training at More WRh their problems during these ond •'■If produced some fine scores Island. Mrs Ralph Roger* of war UmM. and the showing of Frances JuppCharlotte, formerly of Haallng*. Ls County Agent Foster held a Mt-1 M!d ^ucl e, V Ulc an aunt of the Flaherty boys andlleR of g dalry meetings lust year their grandfather, the Rev. Mesa-1 whlch ovrr l25 county dairy1-?? ner. wa* pastor of the Irving men regUlarly attended. Tills win-i5" 4 Pbw short church many years ago. Both the lgrg meetings are patterned after ’ I parents of the boys died a few, th Mmc program to start prompt-1 . #lsO ,larted ntrona £ars ago Christmas greeting. hT.^ne ^?l«k and run during ,eam «ame. and al U"’ postmarked Honolulu, dated Dec. 6 ,h nfu-rnoon present vital Infor-i I*™® » m® »W0,\ rr « ,8R2!Cli * ,Ub HARVEST TIME | l| N. Main St., Nashville, Mich. HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2504 Judge McDonald Held Court Monday Completes New Juke Box Dance Room I Judge Archie McDonald held his * first session ot court in this citv I on Monday. There wa* brought be­ fore him J. Oldenberger. 24. ot Mel Jacoba, proprietor of the KMt Orknd Rapids. He admitted that Dairy store, announced this week he was guilt’’ of carrying u con- the opening of their new juke box room ThU room is In the base­ arrested by stele police. The Judge ment of the building which the KUt accepted Hie plea and remanded Store occupies and has been cotnOldenberger to the custody.of the pletely remodeled, a new floor has l sheriff until his sentence shall be beefi-'installed, and Uie wads re­ given later. . decorated with plywood and painted Robt. Whitman. 21. of Battle pictures. The whole effect U modern Creek, whose arrest was mentioned and offers the j/oung people of the in the Banner last week, confessed community a place to get together that he was guilty of breaking and and dance. Refreshments can be entering when he came before had. Mr Jacoba thought in prepatJudge McDonald in Circuitcourt on irtg this room was to give the young Monday. His plea was accepted and folks a place they might call their he was remanded to the custody of own where they can spend a few the sheriff until his sentence shall. leisure moments. It is under direct 1 supervision and he Invites the older be pronounced. ----------------- -------------- ---------------Donald VanVIiet. of Battle Creek, folks and parents to drop tn at any was brought before Judge McDon- time and inspect the place or to aid on the same charge as Whit-1 spend a few moments there among man and was ready to admit his, the younger people, guilt, but when asked his age he They are conducting a contest to said he could not remember wheth- And a suitable name for the new । er ha was 16 or 17. If he were 16 room and a prize will be awarded I he would liavt to be taken into the for the one chosen. Juvenile court So the court could---------------- w-e-a--------------not accept the plea. He has re- NEW CHAMBER of quested a birth certificate be pro- I COMMERCE OFFICERS duced in this case and when The Hastings Chamber ot Com। received will decide what to do, I merce on Tuesday elected Roman —------------- ----------- -----------I Feldpausch, president; Einar FrandRETURNED TO IONIA, um. vice-president: anti Roy Leo Warner of this city waa re- Cordes, treasurer MIm Eva Hecnx tamed to the etale Reformatory I* continuing as secretary. New at Ionia by Sergeant Ralph -Lee directors chosen were Roy Thomon Monday for breaking the terms as and C. D. Burkholder. With such a fine •* staff of of hl* parole. “" " r officers, thh organization Is In a position io do .excellent service for our city. BANNER WANT ADVB. PAT �THE HASTINGS BANNHL fjTOMBAT. JANtUKT «. IMS any two of the following five sub­ Himself strong on our behalf al­ ■ my articles are now being censored. ■ jects: United States History. World an Air Corps pilot is restricted to ready and we are trusting Him iBarbados is a British possession,' History. Elementary Physics. In­ high school graduates who must en­ for tlie future. I am sure that you and the British have shown us how organic Chemistry, and any modem list as private soldiers and be se­ would much rather have us where [to tight u war bravely and liiorLanguage except English Appli­ lected for flight training to iMomt loughiy. Censorship ta an Integral cants who can show x transcript Flight Sergeants, in Detroit, apply skin than unsaved and out in sin." part of that tight. Letter 2. Letter to Mr. Warner, from an accredited college in these However. I may say that my re­ 'written from Honolulu, Dec. 18. subjects az. previously slated, may Emergency Coll For Young i Thought It Wai Juit War lations with the Security Office are PASSING OF MRS. "There is a possibility that we highly pleasant. Mr. Paton, who Men From 20 to 27 Years:' Maneuver* of Army, Novy may leave here either today or to­ tlble to get them Into the Corp* In j JULIA E. HICKS must endure the disagreeable task • iu.net m Knuc n <tuux».»» w Mrs. Julia E. Hick*, aged 83. a This Ls an emergency appeal to [ i morrow. It is hard to get def ­ Mrs. Roy Showerman of thU city of reading the articles. Is not only possible to apply for the physical k”0*11 Wetong ^ rraldwit of expectedly. a gentleman but an excellent critic received a copy of a letter, which inite information, but I have been aU Americans. Tlie United States I examination at Selfridge Field county, passed away oo | us well.-1 know this because one of was sent to a Chicago office with told that we will sail soon. We Army Air Corns Is calling for-thfcrJDirectly Monday. Jan. 5. at the home of York City and coma do not know anything about our WMlstance of the American Legion 1 my short tioricr. recently passed th. ' her daughter, Mrs. Deveme Samp- from Chicago in 1913. the request that she be thus fav­ rhe Second means ot entering the ,hi. a>,» a*i through his hands and he told me and the general public In securing! ored. This letter Ls of unusual In­ to get to Colombo. I have been (Continued from page 1, Sec. 1) Corps a< Aviation Cadeis for frankly that he thought It "ah. very I tereat because It tells about the advised aRulnst sending a telegram 1500 Flying Cadeis In this Sixth, Air • 12. 1859, m Saline, the daughter ol with les.-, lhan two years of Area. 1 which comprises men 1 The following day It was sill) good." Naturally, I took to him Im­ 'Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor so I am writing instead. Under or­ Corps Co. retiring In February, h college, is by taking the entrance raining and the Congress of the mediately. ' in thr*{iawailan Islands on Decern-, dinary circumstances, this letter Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin.11examinations which are given in spent her girlhood in Irving town­ cause of his health. United States had declared that.... y wita** w .,„. from____ ship. Barry Co. Sixty-six years ago ber 7. The letter r came Rev. should reach you in a couple of Mr, ------„ollu _ r Abbott. Mr< days. The Lord has been good dets must come in much faster than the months ot February, May Au­ she was married to Charles Hicks, "whereas the Imperial Japanese or Ihr 1.1.00 or ll.rt.do. Duru., >n4. .. Government committed unprovoked our day. aboard th. Cottle. our’ Showerman. guoarrmar. wno who is I. an Evangelist, Bvanxrlur. and we are trusting- Him for the they are. Age limits for Air Corps gust. and November. An average who peceded her in death seventeen Dorian cnurch of Hastings ---------- ~— ~7 fellow passenger* talked rapturously, CBrryln< , rHlgioui cam- future. Continue to pray for us." pilots are from 20 years to 27 years. grade of 70 per cent must be De­ years ago Surviving are three__________________ ___ _ of the ptace. yivised us to spend palgn ln lhe Methodist Tltere arc three ways to becoming tained In Advanced Arithmetic. daughters. Mrs. Robert Garrison.! sonic bodies and the Eastern hereby fprmally declared." t flier* in the Army Air CorKs Ur Pint Year Algebra Including quad­ Mrs. Deveme Sampson and Mra 1 Surviving are his wife, Mra. E____ our time there rather than on chureh of Pontiac. Michigan. In Some hours later it came to us to ratics. Plane Geometry. TrigxTrinidad. !t.*a pu»,, ,ww. , __ __ __________ men who have less than two years B11 pi#ln now January. 1841 had as hei‘ assistants ..nrll Earl Laubaugh: uuoaugll, two IwO grandchildren g I HlUCi IHUm I Cordes; L.UIUC3, one UZIC son. SOU, Roy IWy Cordas; VO.uCS, two IWO ask: "How will this affect us?" With . . that-R7v rw, m.ll1 t ■ ”Mrs." . Abbott. .. ...... __ Bardudox'is such a■ iparadise “11. "and They of college. First: men with only our countrfUn the throes ot a war to ,ou‘' •"•t-grandchUdren. Fu- grandchildren and two brother.. 1 ™ ncral «"><** W1U **■ hcl<1 l,le chrlstopiier of Chicago and John of Ahe-rradent* ot other beautiful workN1 wllh her through the enone year of college are peerpted for th2 the death death it-, it-, seemed seemed time time to 1* definebe«uUful ------- Ur( campalgn M fhe became well this service if they art physically J of Urs rr1da* Portland. Oregon. our jlMlUon. u, Inquire 1 i ------- •------ •— —— qualified, unmarried, and have no examination on two of the follow- ernoon al tw0 o'clock tne Rey A. I Uunwawur perform Mr h-™ w .pend rhelr y.o.Uon.1 acquainted with and interested In new.paper, ,<w I..U en,»..d u, In j B“t m0" ,h“> •*’* (Continued from page i. sec. 1) dependents, and also have one se­ ing. which are the same as pre-|A Bugs.-rteM officiating inter- I them. Rev. and Mrs. Abbott are In their people of Hastings to decide mester ot Mathematics, including time of peace, who should continue j ' O. S, & K. S. ■......................... day afternoon at three-thirty tory. General History. Elementary. _________ , t r Arithmetic, Algebra. Flam Geome ­ ----------•■•*■■■ j q ’ clock, the Rev. S- Conger Hathearly twenties and were on their whether they want to wait ten to expect our efforts in time of war. -------------- * •----------------way to India, where they expected years to have this park Improved, try. Trigonometiy. plus one year of Everybody is said to a UUlfi little i| away unrciaung. officiating. lusimgs Hastings wmCom»» eat * Was it not possible that our ' to take up missionary work. They or do II this year. The city's high English Grammar and Composition. any modem Language except Eng-, mercury. According to the oil men ' mandery No, 56. Knights Templar. graphical location and intentions .. . . ki arrived in Honolulu on the day of credit will enable it to get what In addition, these oce-year college Ushj it It will will be be belter better to to eat eat than than look look at at had had charse charge of of the the committal committal servwould be ot even more valul during (jOOu the Japanese surprise attack on money Is required at a very low men must have one full year of Tlie Third means of entering tne I next winter. ' : ices at Riverside cemetery. a war which was to lest the slncer-' proin ti)P iunt [.ixue of the Vlcks- tlie American Army and Navy nt ily of the phrase “hemispheric , „>en solidarity?" Could we not examine i,JUrB Commercial there Is a men Pearl Harbor. They have had quite not be burdensome. As we explain­ an experience with Asiatic war. ed last week, a j>Oc assessment on the nations of South America when;tlon Crook of that town, They had planned to start for the fire of forging was hottest, when who Is the son of Don E. Crook I China November 11. 1940, but tile each *100 of property in the city each result of such investigation of Vicksburg and a hepltew of Guy ' field to which they were assigned will pay for all the Improvemenu would have a vital bearing on the E. Crook of this city. The Com­ was invaded by the Japanese in that are contemplated on the park. Spread tills over three years, in­ future of our own nation? ' their undeclared war against mercial Item Ls as follows: ff J. c. KN.itrco.. inc. / x 1 China, so they had to give up go- clude the Interest at the prevailing “Twenty cadeLv, 17 of them from [ ing then. That is how Mrs low rates and the cost will be less Joumey must be continued, especial­ ly since we are at the threshold of up the first Collin P. Kelly, Jr. Showerman was able to secure them each of the three years than 18c the most important period of that | Aviation Cadet Unit, so named for: 1i to arsist her in her Pontiac cam­ per $100 of each $100 of assessable journey. Two motives shall govern' paign. Rev. Abbott's father is a property. For a $1,000 assessment the American filer who died so । both itinerary and effort from now gallantly In the bombing attack j Methodist minister in Wisconsin the yearly cost would be leas than on: first, to provide readers of the which .Mink the Japanese battle­ and Mrs. Abbott's father is pastor $180. For. a $2,000 assessment it I the Evangelical church ' at would be less than $3.60. Whnt Hastings Banner with u complete. ship. Hur unu when the war In the of Il property owner in Hastings would Understanding of our Latin-Aineri-, ' Pacific was only a few days old. Evart. Mich.—Rev. Koteskey. can allies and their efforts in our,'raised their right hands ut Tech- will be seen by the letter that Mr. not be glad to pay at that rate to and Mrs. Abbott thought they were have Tyden park made a beauty common behalf: second, ut the! nlcal high school in Detroit on wtUMOing w . r witnessing practice war games spot and a useful pleasure ground same time to give them as many, Tuesday, to take the oath of the :when neared Honolulu; but for all the people of this city? paragraphs of respite from responv ' . the letter will show that their It could be and should be done and slblllly and detachment from war, U; ?\ArnLy' „ | Don G. Crook, of Vicksburg, minds were disabused and they bc- done tills year, so that the people and care as are possible under the] iwho took ills flying nstruclion al ani(. lwlnfuUy BWBre that it was of Hastings can have tlie benefit present circumstances. I Western Michigan College. Kalama- ----- - - of it. Now is the lime for those There Bmaj o on jy recently enlisted in'1 ju. letter to Mrs Showerman who would like to see .Tyden Park 1 here remains only one decision !WO_ Bn njy to oe made. I am quite unable to Uncle Sams ltfinctl forces after: rollows whlch was written Decem- made a fine place for the children gcl through my head Kates brave j completing Ills preliminary air ier j|; of the city to have their games and assertion lirnl it is perfectly safe training, was one of the group who | “Since writing writing our our teal last letter. letter, for their use during the long sum­ "Since for young women to go gallivanting' wcrc M-rious young men determined I which I believe was last Friday, mer vacation. It will be a fine The value you’ve been walling fori Famous about both the Atlantic and Pacific (0 defend u cause and avenge awt, have had a very interesting ex­ x 108' place for families and groups to Penco sheets _ renowned for their super- . Oceans today. And that must be; hero, hence, the adoption of the. perience. We came within sight have their picnics together. A de­ long wearing qualities, and smooth, even tex­ the case if the journey is to con- (above name for their unit, the first Of the Hawaiian Islands quite early lightful spot in which to spend time lure! Laboratory tested, home tested, they 11 tinue. Indeed, wr both know in our Of iu kind to be formed in the Sunday morning. Dec. 7. As we just taking in the beauty of the witlistand many trips to the laundry, and hearts that it is definitely unsafe, nation, it is believed. : were sitting down to breakfast, place. keep their soft luxurious finish! Within ,i the next. week un.uiu or so we must Jocal toy. Mn of Mr. and about 8 o'clock in the morning, we We know that there are other decide If and when Kate Lv to go Mrs. Don E. Crook, well known in noticed in the distance puffs of plans for other improvemenu Site 81” x 99" .. 1.35 home I expect our answer will be in both local and college tennis dr- smoke high la the sky. It didn't which would add to the beauty of the affirmative and when I head cles. where he won plaudits of his strike us as being terribly irnpor- the river bank opposite the park, for Rio she will be well on her way mentors and spectators alike, was tant. so we ate our breakfast with­ as well as at other places near the PENCO CASES PENCO QUALITY to New York or Boston. one of four who successfully passed | out knowing what was going on. park. It cannot be said that Has­ And I will head for Rio. I have the testa for enlistment out of a | After breakfast we all went out on tings cannot afford this. Il had 42” Tubins 42” x 36 a Job to do. unaccompanied or not; class of twenty applicant* in Kai-L deck and watched with interest better be said that it cannot af­ geographical considerations place* amazoo. and also one of four out our approach to the city of Hon- ford not to have it. That Ls what me In an excellent position to do it of twenty to pass at the Detroit olulu.' everybody will think after we have and world events make the doing examination December 20th. i On the far side of the city were pf It more logical and Imperative "Tltf group will be sent to Kelly . huge clouds of smoke rolling out Again we ask "Why not do It this than before. , j field, Texas, arriving al that base to sea. with a number of airplanes year-Instead of spending little dabs For A Small Budget! When I lust talked with the Edi­ ! January 17th, and remaining al l^e I diving into the smoke and flying of money for the next ten years, Wonderfully aoft! Col- 4 At ----- ..— । abofll ixi tin sky. Some little dlstor of the Hustings Bunner my , reception center five weeks. especially, when the money to do ora to please all. 3 for 1U words were these: “The twenty cadcU will remain ' lance from the mouth of the har­ “In the event that something big together during their training pe- bor and not so far away from us rates that are prevailing at this Quick drying! Handy 4 Ac ' Practical for every day — charming ("VEAr* should happen. I shall be able to । rlod and will be graduated logeth- were a number of war ships dart­ time?” •Ise! Unbleached. 3 for I V enough for best! Size 51" x 51". / jRV give your readers information they er its second lieutenants in the Air ing here and there and shooting fliay not be able to get elsewhere." I Corps Reserve, after which they will their guns Off shore were several DELTON BOY IN THE Smoothly woven 42” x 4 £ anti-aircraft batteries firing into • And now something big has ipe. assigned to active duty." 36". Inexpensive. Iw the sky. AU of us thought that MARINE AIR CORPS happened. we were Just witnessing some BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY ,- It Is only fair to inform you that CoUoa Crash Toweling — Edward Lelnaar 21. son of Mr. Tea Towels 4 Qc maneuvers of the army and navy. For kitchen towelsl OC e and Mrs. Harry Lelnaar of Delton, to* match ’The mouth of the harbor is quite and a former Delton high school 5 yards tor .............. wU narrow and we passed quite near track star, is today a high ranking Durable Parkway Sheeting’ one of the anti-aircraft guns. As student of aviation engines at the Make your own cases we sailed through the harbor to U. S. Naval Air Station near the pier, we saw some bombs drop into the waler—one was only fifty Jacksonville, Fla., where he U " Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 training for service with the U. 8. Good quality. Ideal for 4 Ac yards away, although It seemed many uses. 38" wide yd. IO much closer. We still thought It Marine Air Corps. Lelnaar. who had wanted to lake aviation training SATURDAY ONLY — JANUARY 10 was just practice. "After we had docked, the ship's for years, enlisted as a private in Double Feature Program agent came on board calling us the Marines. July 20. 1941. He is Jinx Falkenburr, Joan Davis tn all together, and told us there was now learning to maintain and re­ Delightfully soft and fluf­ an undeclared war going on and pair the engines that power the fy terry with plenty of blenched and mangQa that we ought to divide into groups planes of tlie Marines’ Aviation Charming Chenille led I Unusual values! O spongy loops for quick ab­ snd go ashore. I still couldn't be­ wings. When he graduates, he will sorption I Bold reversible advance to an air squadron, quali ­ and Bob Sleek as Billy the Kid In lieve that there was an actual war checks in bright colors! 21 fied to perform one of the tech ­ Closely woven, sturdy AAc going on until I got out in the quality for hard wcarlWV street and bought a paper. Willie nical services that keep the Marina Matching Waah Cloths 5c we were walking down the street, air forces in top-flight readiness. At Jacksonville. Edward works more bombing planes flew over­ Attractive patterns. OQ« head. but no bombs were dropped with Marines and Bluejackets from TERRY TOWELS Easy to clean I 46 ". yd. CO SUNDAY and MONDAY — JANUARY 11 and near us. Most of us missionaries all over the nation who enroll for New designs, fresh colors and Curteln Marquisettes White wllh color4 A< training In naval ordnance, radio went to the ration Army where Belly Grable. Victor Mature. Carol Landis In a super-abundance of soft Pine, filmy quality I 4 £a ful borders! 17“x32" I U operation and airplane technology. fluffy chenille tufting make Dots, figures, novelttea I 9 • "It is really a miracle that we Most of the men are assigned after these tl>c prettiest spreads a r bor CrotMUM — Dainty got through unharmed. Il was re­ graduation to the technical corps imaginable! patterns I Chintz like 4 £e ported later that the Japanese evi­ who “keep them in the air" for Bargain matinee 1:00 to 3:00 Sunday finish! 38". I9 dently thought our ship was a the Navy and its Marines. For Charming Windows! transport and tried to sink it. Ood Crisp Looking Cottage Beta — TUES.. WED.. THURS., FRI., JAN. 13, 14. 15. 16 was watching over us, however, and protected us from harm. While Delton Rural Agricultural school white scrim. Special matinee Wednesday 1:00 P. M. we were on deck waUhlng what before his graduation in 1939. He we thought was a good show, un­ starred In the shot-put. broad aware of danger, the Almighty was jump and high jump when the QUILT overshadowing and taking us safe­ Delton tracksters were sweeping PATCHES ly through. Inter-Legion competition for tliree Take your choice of frothy prls' “It was quite an experience be- successive championships. clllas or trim, tailored styles I In 1 ing a refugee. We were sent to RONDO Da Luxe When he Is through at the trade­ plain or figured marquisette! j the Salvation Army Oirls Home, schools at Jacksonville, he intends I along with several other mtasion- to Join a Marine Air Squadron as l arles. We men slept in the gym­ an aviation machinist and air gun­ ' nasium on cots, while the ladles ner. Hastings, Midi., Phones 2247-2282 JCd Exceplonal At This Price! slept In the main building. Mon­ •STEVINS” day evening we look turns patrol- OBITUARY I ling the grounds. Il was necessary CRASH TOWELING Rondo means our very BEST Alton Ernest Warner, son of Er ­ FRIDAY and SATURDAY — JANUARY 9 and 10 to do sentry duty to prevent sabPERCALE! Andiiare it is In a nest and Sybil Warner, was born Double Feature Program fresh, sparkling array of spring els I Unbleachad. 4 a. m. Nothing eventful happened. spirited colors! A joy on wash­ bleached I Tim MeCoy in We have not been able to get sleep eayly Tuesday morning. Dec day. too! 3d" wide. wool for warmth I In muted around as much as we would like 30. at Vandalia. Mich. Mo-Da-Goy plaids to harmonize with your In 1927 he moved with his par ­ I because of various restrictions. bedroom! sateen binding! 70" x A joy For The Thrifty! ent to Vandalia where he finished . What we have seen of the country. or rather the Island, has Impressed nign school and In 1029 was grad­ us with Its beauty. The foliage is uated from the .Dodge Business very luxuriant and is of a tropical College at Valparaiso. Ind., as a Gay solid colors! character. The climate la warm wifeless operator and wm imme­ Practical and sturdy! g II A Big Attraction For Housowivot! all the year around and there is diately employed as radio operator SUNDAY and MONDAY — JANUARY 11 and 12 a lot of rain. It is nearly Christ­ at the police station at Grand Rap­ ids. where he remained until he mas and both men and women go Monte Blue. Marjorie Reynolds, J. Farrell MacDonald in A Winning Match! about in shorts. I wish I had was stricken with a severe heart more summer clothes because one attack five years later and from which he never sufficiently recov­ needs them here. To women all over the country, baby l White 81” x 99” "We came on board again Tues­ ered to resume his duties there. Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 Nation-Wide quality stands for day and will tall whenever con­ superior service-ability, firm clone ditions are suitable. We have nd been employed at the Gafill OU weave — and a Smooth, lastingly and comforters! idea what routq we will take or station at Vandalia, He is survived lovely finish 1 Plan now to get TUES., WED., THURS. — JANUARY 13, 14. 15 how long it will take us to reach by his mother, who resides in Has­ your share of these famous lab­ Thick tufting in our destination. If you don’t hear tings. and a brother. Jack, of oratorytested Nation-Wide from us for a couple of months, Woodhull, N. Y. sheets! All snowy white! don't be worried. Tlie Lord has asly shades) Mat Tills tlien is the mexaage which NATION-WIDE CASES NATION-WIDE Quality and matching believe He will take u* through. we have heard of him. and declare There are a lot of people praying unto you. that God la light, and In for mi and we are convinced that him Is no darkness at all—I John Ood answers prayer. He has shown SAW JAP ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR A LETTER TO THE AIR CORPS NEEDS S FLYING CADHS HASTINGS BANNER TYDEN PARK WILL HAVE SKATING RINK gao-' Don Crook's Son j ■ MOKing 111 Navy maw(Gwiluis The Biggest Buy of the New Year! PENCO SHEETS LUNCH CLOTHS £? 98 . fTLAND THEATRE TERRY TOWELS 15c 'Two Latins From Manhattan" BEDSPREADS BILLY THE KID IN SANTA FE "I WAKE UP SCREAMING" 59' CURTAINS KEEP 'EM FLYING" 98cpr zr ^ARHY PRINTS and SOLIDS THEATRV7 23™ PLAID BLANKETS "OUTLAWS OF THE RIO GRANDE PLAIN PRINTS SEALED LIPS "LAW OF THE TIMBER' NATION-WIDE SHEETS |08 SWAMP WATER" BATHROOM SET PRINTS 19c �BOOST TH! COUNTY — TRAM AT HOME The Hastings Banner HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Editorials lt*| Hm Spirit of a Community That Count*—Not Its Slio THURSDAY. JANUARY 8. 1942 A PAGE OF EDITORIALS AND FEATURES position is anything more lhan an orderly retreat * being carried out under difficult circumstance*. । No Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday | A Quotation COUNTY TIRE AND TUBE RATIONING ONESIDED LEADS FEATURE GAMES GAS WELL FOUND NEAR ALBION The Important oil discovery in Farm Bureau to Hold 'Annual Roll Call I The Barry County Farm Bureau Lightning Boikctboll Played City, where Ute largest pool in the will hold lu annual Roll Call atul TWENTY YEARS AGO (Continued from page |, aec. 1) state has been opened up and to Jah? 11. 1922 By 1942 Saiows 1 membership campaign tha week of yielding a large product. 1 are limited to thirty-three. This Flr^ damage In Hastings In1921 . ™.r Albion, ...on. in Last week near in onion. drilling 1 J“ » Advocates of blitzkrieg methods would not furnish tire* and tubes was only 83,845 with the fire truck of-'warfare are usually pleased with an oil wall, a large pressure of IBg 1 emergency farmers must strengthfor many cars and trucks. responding io 18 calls. was found. This may indicate oil in j J'n lhelr on«nl»U°n so they e«a The government has fixed the the “lightning basketball" displayed that aeetton or it may indicate a be,Ur »<rv,[ lheU The Windstorm Co., in spite of a boU1 “*• eligibility classification, listing the by the currant edition ot the Hu­ field of natural gas We understand diriduany and collectively, theJ.urrigid campaign made against It by ■ -------In four be equipped Ungs high school squad vehicles which may His remarks, though brief, had B ^^ment to an orderly rival agents, gained 2322 new mem­ that Vie company which drilled eau «*Ue»«. Atoo a strengthened with new rubber tires or tubes. The ' ot games this year the Saxons lhe same confidence, the same drive. relrM[ or , fBr #wn the bers and >12,693,415 in insurance the well will put down others In "-WllMUon can better safeguard | regulations state that the County have flashed an offense that has and the same lift as in that truly RlU41BIU hare cIalmed lh, cap. last year. that section. A well is being drilled lhe existing gains they have made Tire Rationing Board cannot issye given them one-sided leads in the Ell Holes, former Hastings rest-' tn the vicinity of Marshall Borne:P“‘ >•*” ™y: Inspired talk which helped to bring lur^of Ut¥e ^p. ot ^uanen. In dent, was killed in an automobile a certificate unless ths applicant tint quarter. Against Woodland, with Banash day. we still believe, oil will be found who wouW not h*ve farmera or­ this country out of the doldrums rout of the French armies in accident near Lansing for the certificate certifies that the. Sunday •« ready to take advantage f I tire or tube for which application’ scoring sixteen of the Blue ami in paying quantities in Barry coun- ‘ during the depths of the first de-ifrance and Belgium. Il will be re- noon. of the present crisis to undermine □old's first seventeen points, the — is made Ls to be mounted: Flojd Eckert received a delight­ preMiou. ~! called, the Germans took nearly , and destroy -the foundation of ful New Year’s remembrance —a .... .... .......... J .... (a) On ..a vehicle xnuiV "IIKU which U Is upnoper- Saxons leaped into a 19-6 Lead in I • American Agriculture, the bureau It was only a year ago. while tWo million prisoners. Nothing even ; the flrat quarter Against Ionia the I NEW POLICIES FOR 13,396.455. promotion to the position of Dis-, Q Whftt -nd w.f(.f.ctorv 'i "led by vlssays. Only through strong organl....... stm.jle .L IIUU - a -physician, - a veterinary, ' surgeon, •• and •• making a similar address before - ' approximating j 1 Met-Sales Manager for the Kel.................................................................. 2 King nurse, or first quarter score was 21-3, and | this feat has yet trice Sales Manager for the Kei- ’■ way is provided for all of us to n.Urs*' 7 “ ’r.eU£nB,,T' ,nd against Lowell it was 20-2. The During December lhe agents of zatlon can fanners voice their I logg Toasted Com Flakes Co. of joint aeasioh of congress, that lhe occurred in Russia, express our gratitude for being *hlch *» “»«* Principally for pro­ the Windstorm Insurance Company opinion in legislative matters both game at style Allegan featured aopening more*deliberate ’of play Ubtb wroU new P°Ucies in that company ! state and national One hundred fesslonal services. president predicted that the Axis, Americans? । tarional services. ... .te when it got ready, would strike Russians enjoy the advantage of j the'eompany' <b» on an ambulance. an unusual ‘ Barry county tarm.r» farmers will rake lake nmt part A. The means is the purchase of Hastings had a 6 point lend before for 83396.45500. “3M4**nn This T*‘l* Is '• ■" Defense Savings Bonds and amount of new insurance for that - in the drive contacting their nelgh—j <c> On a vehicle used exclusively Allegan scored. without warning at a time and fighting from an inside Tt.v.v ..... position. There-w were132132 births recorded Stamps— available to almost for . one or more of the following The Belding game featured light­ monlh. The Banner will soon be bors in a co-operative effort to place of ito own Choosing. In view of Their communication lines are — ln — - cl‘y — — >34- deaths during | give the figures of, boost our membership to five hun­ every man. woman, and child.. purposes: ning iun< basketball, vuucwuu. but oui 4he me Saxon* WJons ;in, a ------------•position ----------- to ................. ”............ Agriculture hold:, the attack on Pearl Harbor Decem­ .te.tor .nd .upwir m cW luuOwnership of even a 10-cent*I 1. To maintain fire fighting were were "blitzed "blitzed" 2-14 In In the lhe ffirst .... company relative ... to .... ita — total. ()rr(1 or morc ” 2-14 ber 7. those words liow seem। ply easier. The Nazis, on the other,brought the price down to 6 cents' Stamp carries the satisfaction1! services; quarter. Throughout thk balance ln’“rfnc.®1? ,t®ree'J.\ ’?°* s*emi rather nn enviable position toduj. nf knowing you have helped the i 2. To maintain public police of the game they outscored the Uxey will show a con- the bureau points out. ranking as prophetic. Events during the past hand, arc fighting from extended a quart. number one unit in our Defense Nation to arm. ' | service*. Redakins but could not make up for Ar able gain over 1940. twelve months have confirmed the supply lines and their problems in blS community Christmaa Q. What denominations of Defense' program In the name of construc­ the lead which Brown. Belding's J *“* fact that the president has judged the field are more difficult. par. ‘rec which has proven so attraetlve. 3. To enforce such laws as re­ Farm Savings Stamps are on sale at | An easterner of the rugged, out-Itive .... farm organisation, --------- ----- —the . ... ... has been removed from the interlate specifically to tite protection six-foot seven-inch center, gave his I door type claims to have climbed Bureau urges farmers to join with the trend of world aflalrs with in­ Uoiterl, In «l.w retail stores? oi Ite Ru»Un j ol Jcn„„„ ,M sule team. , A. Stores are concentrating on scll- of public health and safety; finitely more correctness than his1 winter weather conditions. Saxon cage fans have an oppor- I' every mountain in New England, their neighbors in an all out efstreets. (1 1 There are more of these than one fort tor national defense through ing 10-cent and 25-cenl Stamps, 4. To maintain garbage disposal But this fact’must be kept in! The Wool Boot factory started ■ tunity to see games al Hastings.on opponents. Most Americans arc1 in order to get a maximum and other sanitation services. January 9. January 10. and Janu-1। might think, behind Uu* billboards. 1 co-operation. now thankful that they had a1 mind—as the Russian advance con-. wlth a forcc of 100 en'" number of customers to partici­ 5. To maintain mail services. ary 23 when Ionia. Allegan and .nd ter-,’™", ai„, „ president who dared to “cut lhe Itote. toward pate in the Defense Savings •d । On a vehicle, with a capacity □reenvllie play here in lhat order. I Program Many stores also carry corners'' in speeding defense prep- , liaps beyond, a point will be reached home on s. Jefferson street Saturof ten or more passengers, operat­ On January 10 the Saxons visit 50-cent. |1. and $5 Stamps arations in this country. ___________________ , _w day afternoon, aged 87 years. 6 ed exclusively for one or mme of Middleville. , where the advantages rr Ln _^ supply Stamps of all denomination.-; Coach Bennett announced this the following purposes:. The president emphasized that une4 Wjn ag>in be held by lhe Ger- months, 27 days. may be purchased at post ofTlthU war could not be won ori bat- mans. °?~1 U1Un« on Puh Hatchen' 1. Transportation of passengers week that the Blue and Gold line­ up will be unchanged fo^ the pres­ tie lines atone, but must have the j1 Another Another factor factor to tn consider consider. is L.i Note—To buy Defense Bonds and as part of the services rendered to ent. It includes captain Lord and i pon ■ Stamps, go to the nearest post the public by a regular transporta­ Kenyon, gpards: Banash. center; all out support of production lines that at the present moment Nasi'THIRTY YEARS AGO ' • .iffice. bank, or savings and tion system: nnd Wagner and Lane, forwards. <s, well. The nations who produce Germany Is able to produce war Jan. 11. 1912 Ioan association; or write to the 2. Transportation of students and The scores of previous games be­ the best weapons in the biggest materials at a much faster rate' An association has been organized t Treasurer of the United States. teachers to and from school: tween these two teams are as folUM BUM.., TOentore, Oetoveb, ' £ Washington. D. C. Also Stamps 3. Transportation of employees to volume who will be victorious In the now are on sale at retail stores. or from any industrial or mining present world conflict, he said. In can replace her tosses In equipment Kel|cr. president; Richard Loppen1931— Hastings 24. Ionia 13. establishment or construction proj­ this connection he gave production much more sueedtlv than the So- Ihlen, vice president; Frank Horton, rpi 1932— Hastings 20. Ionia 10. rpt ect. except when public transporta­ 1936— Ionia 22. Hastings 18. goals for 1942 And 1943 which are victa. By lhe time spring comes secretary-treasurer; C. A. Kerr.1 1116 1 jUCatCFS tion facilities arc readily available. Ionia 15. Hastings 14. lhe Kbuto bereme.-,.. ° truly stupendous and which far .„A „„ (e) On a truck operated ex­ 1937— Ionia 24. Hastings 23. clusively for one or more of the exceed anything which would have; vocable for mechanized advance, organization with 25 members. Hastings 21. Ionia 15. “Two Latins From Manhattan" purposes slated in the preceding All these stations carry Mobil Gas. Oil and Grease been thought necessary twelve ,Germany may be -------------------------able to muster a 1938— Ionia 13. Hastings 10. ------------ , — Mrs. Gertrude Wallace, nee Miss starring Joan Darts, sections or for,one or more pf the mantas aaa. Ionia 33. Hastings IB. I striking force against the Russians Gertrude Slingeriand. was murdered Jinx Falkenburg Service -and Products- Guaranteed. ------ ------------following purposes: 1939— Hastings 22. Ionia 16. The president stated that a per-1 of equal or possibly greater size, by a jealous boarder at the hotel Tlie story is a hectic laugh-fest i 1. .. Transportation of ice and ot Hastings 14. Ionia 11. Truck Service available to your home for fuel oil. etc. Mrs. Wallace conducted at Ludlngfeet understanding exists between than tire one which began lhe 111dealing witli the adventures of two fuel; 1D4S—Ionia 21. Hastings 18. . ton. thc U. S. A. and the government of advised campaign last June. I The Hastings Concert Orchestra. Broadway show girls impersonating Hastings 24. Ionia 21. 2. Transportation of material England concerning policies to bej to date. In the Russian cam- of which W. R. Kuenzel Ls director. a South American dance team. A Coll Today Will Start Us Out Your Way. 1141—Hastings 39. Ionia 26. and equipment for the building Hastings 27. Ionia IB. and maintenance o( public roads; -----------------------coiicer. In, followed during---------------------the war and-------long, pB----|gn. Germany has received some “blpl-nnm. to hold Betty Grable. Victor Mature, This season—Hastings 50. Ionia rwte obltoUve. to be wo.ked om „t,p pu„ch„. wt „lhln8 X‘b?£ .SFlIS»F'<UX 3, Transportation of material Carole Landis in 17. and equipment for the construction . “I Wake Up Screaming” alter me war.----------------------------------- which even resembles a knock-out ot Grand Rapids. continually nsCMcurv necessary In to] ui blow. Nor . U such blow likely ..... to t Tuesday....was It will be rnntlnnallv .. .. a ... -rs.-.j,.. • annual meeting day 1 A spine-freezing mystery drama. and maintenance of public utilities; "Whatever made you buy a house' Formerly Service OB Company 4 Transportation of material novel by Steve Fishguard against over-confidence, the be delivered unUl the Allies are, for both banks and three of the based on- the -------— 1 and equipment for the construction I in such a desolate spot?" 227 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2554 "The smartest real estate agent I‘“ teckOTUtob are ”M.„>„•.■ *■“* ol („■ president said. The victories of the able to_estabUsh i front against the factories, and all the old officers er IU in the business." . were reelected. ■ tan's. great orout wl. white — way —.. „ and — the ...^ „... gay hutles; British In North Africa and the in-. Nail* at some other point on contl-1 Lynn Brown, of the Hastings High cafe society crowd that frequents j Transportation of material spired accomplishments of the Rus- 'ncntn) Europe. school, has received word from Con-1 the famous clubs. land equipment for lhe construction 11 sians in stopping and hurling back facto are preaented for con- ’I Rressman Hamilton that at tlie re- I . t.. ’ ’ ’ of defense housing facilities and . cent examination for admission to ~ A,. c , .. .. •military and naval establishments: I the full force of the Nazi mecha-! .ideratlon, not to discourage but I. a.. U. „ 3. o naval.,,.... d "Billy The Kid in Santa le nixed battering ram have naturaHv' aucourage the academy he attained ‘ 6. Transportation essential to nized battering ram hate na uraUy rather to prtvent the unf.vorabje Candiade of of flrU first BHernat4 alternate. candi-1 BUly escapes from one Jail after' CBllKed )or inv throughout thmtlohnttf all all rhe_ ....... ... be has been framed on a murder render roofing, plumbing, heating c,u»d Ihr ____ ______wtuch „e certain to tot- date. .In April. Mr. Brown will and electrical repair services; take another examination In com- ! charge, and leaves town to accept tountrtes tothtlns lhe AxU com-1 ,aUe opiltnton. 7. Transportation by -any com-' rxM.itInn nf petition with the candidate te,i.„ who the ,hc Potion of head clean-un clean-up man 1 tnon carrier; bine. Howeter. he ItoewUe em-| to, DnUed 5,„„ „„ received highest grades i <n the wildest towns of the Olo 8. Transportation of waste and J btualietl that ellhomlt thru btaa ennot h»e it «e any on in the John Freeland died ut hb home < Southwest. wrap materlab.; had been v«orau. and d.tnagln,, [ i;roper .pint. But tel., optimum Ui east of Freeport Friday. 9. Transportation of raw mate-' Rud Abbott and Lou Costello in tl«T h.re not been UM The poner j „ much , u our rials, semimanufactured goods, nnd FORTY YEARS AGO “ Keep ’ em Flying" >UH remainlnc bl the dupmal ot the — finished products, including farm with Martha Raye Jan. 9, 1902 three Axis nations L* considerable.; .... — products and foods, provided that Freeport’citizens turned.out en! - With an all-star cast the film , no certificate shall be Issued for a certain city 10 trucks are A tons, etutly. bloody .tnMle will ,„,s of 1x*l । masse Tuesday mon morning produced on a lavish scale and Jltw Urc wlv U1 >MMV to be mounted on ; new WM.k to welconM doubtless be necessary before vic-, empioyea employed couectmg collecting waste paper. wce wcicomc. homr home Hcnry backgrounded against Uncle Sain'.* 'a lnlck or tube ,a, for (llc tnmsportory .Is achieved. • ............. They gather 700 tons each month. ‘ Oosch, who recently returned from efforts to annually ttain an ad- [ tation of commodities to the ulti_ dltional 50.006 officers for the Army, niatc consumer for personal, famIn speaking of the objectives of1 This is mentioned here because the I the Philippine*. Mr. Gosch enlist- | __ , city of Edinburgh. Scotland Yes. I cd ln D«ccnlbcr "nd since that; Air Corps. Uy. or household use; or fbi for the war. he mentioned that nothing ; n»-11 time has seen a whole lot of the transportation of materials for conshort of a complete destruction of > world. But evidently there was no j AT THE BARRY ‘traction and maintenance except military and naval power ot Ger­ ~ ’ I place like home because he was ot- ! i im McCoy in to lhe extent specifically provided it was a Georgia youth who fered >150 a month to remain in '-outlaws of the Rio Grande" many. Italy, and Japan would be by subsections 2. 3. 4. 5. and 6 of his girl two letters a day Manila and go on the police force.! .... .. acceptable. The military cliques in. mailed this section 'c>. bunn, » tou, Hu UUI or town wd The Wool Bool '■ *“»•1 . mu.den!^bund of ib On farm tractor* or other, these three nations must be returned to find her married to lhe' Z f 48x100 I border counterfeiters, brains play farm Implements other than auto­ crushed so thoroughly this time, ___________________ jfib.':LX:.x.dU ।mobiles or trucks for the operation he said, that they will never rise nf which rubber tires or tubes arc I ' Workmen art now engaged again. Tire president paid a glow­ essential. | The committees on uses for the (putting in the fourth section of, ^■dijam (;Brcan <K> On industrial, mining, and ing tribute to Lhe armies of Soviet new leisure have thought of some- 100 drops for the Citizens Telephone . ■ .' , ' n . construction equipment other than | Russia who had been the first to1 thing for everyone excent a woman iCo- 'r,’b *111 >lvc the CK‘ . .. .. automobiles or trucks for the oper- [ change 400 drops, nearly all of I Tt,r Plcjyre *'lIh “ Public successfully witlistand the mecha­ while her nail noluh te rtrvinp whkh Brp nccdfd thfn. ,re -t Enemy who entraps an Innocent alion of which rubber tires or tubes nized divisions of Hitler. I w»Ule her nail poluh te drying. arc essential. ------------preSem ISO phone. II. IH. I •>» r-entole. him bnd •Die president said tiiat there Ls SHERIFF'S OFFICE HAD A SuueHlon Is msde In .hi. l»ue! '“»Prt< only one possible outcome to this BUSY YEAR DURING 1941 UM the cue provide a sale .ba.- prison term. . .■ . ing place for the boys and girl* I , . war—a complete defeat of the Axis v . The sheriffs ,force MUbhA Th. United Sl.tr. .nd her| v,^7„"' w>,had : o; a- busy -~ by flooding Ure fair grounds or some I J-** "r l^e T,“ber»torrl"« ... >„ iu. . ........ .». ... olh,, tow Rromia ,Thu wn, biek | Martorte Kemebl.. Marne Blu. Michigan agriculture faces the Allie, h.»e the retouree. .nd Ute r„<, „„ b> C|I) >rar.,..v „ in 19O3e-'he same suggestion ■ A thrilling storv based on the task of (ood production in 1942 with spirit to win. Our answer -v. to .Pearl police.. During me the jc«r year seven vu...( pMMu. awu.ii.K wTcii 1umely for 1942 >। novel by Jumr* O- Curwood. n well trained force of farmers Harbor, he pointed out, was a step- suicides were reported. There were Ed HufTnun. who lias been con-1 * * ’ better equipped than In any preup in industrial production. The n,unl'Ts. the victims being ! nccted with the C, K A: S R R “Swamp Water" starring vku»s emergency era. but with cereventual result ol Japan's Ireuhery j !£,!' 2..X"" D'’ “> -'u,"on taln'proH'ararions necessary if farm Will hr a rtrvM.rn.Hnr ti ’ * « " J agent at Katemazoo, has resigned I An unusual story of the forcbod- work Ls to get done through th1? will be a devastating onervive. The wheriff investigated 21 «tees hl* position and moved to this city ing and mysterious swampland that next harvest without more lhan the force far greater than anything *>f dmth due to heart trouble. Thi*.- j F. Reynolds returned from lhe I >hapss lhe lives and* loves and hates present visible supply of hired help. — ■—* even ------ hi!” n-quired under the law, because : Philippines Monday where he has | of tlie people about it.-- . which'ha* ------------been conceived, This is the sentiment of members .. . ,m!’ hBd not h"d m««c"‘!been in Uncle Sam's armj. i----------------- ------ ------------- — of the Michigan State College ag­ live minds of (he Axis leaders. .attention within 24 hour* preccd-, *.l!s., Hattie McIntire went to' CONSERVATION NOTES ricultural engineering department ing their death, a total ol 41, cor-, rkuu.uiuwu Kalamazoo rauuun, Monday where ..uv she » will, O|l and B<. ..rr rr j anuarv 10 in When when They iii q .. „ rd tt January • «IC.V SUggc. suggest Mil an UUCqUMlf adequate piuginill program oner calls wereeom^*«uh nece.*sarv dunnel.„.„H "" X vw.™. i.at.. u“ ,‘r'n a‘.1 !rr m.rbet. J“nui*r^ And d.nvA We wiU win! i° ” .." “’tou ”"1 L ‘l“” ............... I. hOuMW.ve. every mdMdu.l I.rm In Irwin X,' «'l‘ ’■ YEAnJ-nS to rMAur.nu order pereh lhev ™ Wtomem .III te rr.d, tor Ite job. ,| ™»„„d !te ye.e (hen wen to ' »' •««« '‘ “ IK " be bn, FALSE OPTIMISM be sure of getting Great amikcsi Jan. 14. 1892 j perch, and Michigan commercial tracton. now on farms number more A salient point in the president* Id arrests for breaking and . ----- — ———- — entering ---------- The annual meeting of the lhan ten time* those used in Michi-, fishermen are expected to benefit "Stale of the Nation” address was buildings. Five cars were *tolen 1 stockholders oi the Hastings Chair,' from that certainty. gan in 1920. a warning against over confidence. and 4 of them recovered There, a Table Co. took place at the "Repair. paint, grease, adjust and A new low effective next week office yesterday It wav j That, warning was particularly tlmr- were three accidental drowning.-, in company's or'"wa pcrch'-^Or protect with housing.”/ugge.*te A. J. th county during the year. A total voted to increase the capital stock B””^an (UL Jlth thP fl^lnhBllon Beil, college extension specialist in, of 331 automobile accidents were from 826.000 to >32 000 The foltow-1. agricultural engineering.. Many people believe Ural the reported to the sheriff during 1941 ing were clxUen d>rectors ftfr the. , lhe taluUw lutm, from the । _ oc-j Considerable undue breakage successes of the Red army on the This would not cover all ot them cnvulDB yc’r;Jlla' 8 BriCP'.Dr D' marine fish, state (Miermen expect i curs while machinery is out on lhe frigid plains oi Russia and the because some were within the city L. Fuller. Robert Dawson. Clement Oreat Lake* perch to get n dc-!)°b because boils are not drawn up and were reported to the elty po­ d slB„oin|. In lhf.tightly Proper lubrication as aimple victories attained by the British lice. There were twp urresis for Smith. Arthur Brown. A. E. Ken;-----------------------------------------as applying eillicr hard oil - or " Imperia) forces in North Africa fraud and tour for larceny during ! machine oil means a great saving.! mean an impending collapse ol the Ute year. In lhat time the sheriff Roger;., vice prea.: A E Kcnuston.' After January |. coivepratton de-1 old crank case oil had better be investigated four <;ase* where mari­ sec.. Thos. S. Brice treas Axis striking power. parlment business in the Jackson'used only for covering unused plow, juana was reported to be growing. ------------------------- -—— ; area will be transacted in the new'bottoms or for heating up the re­ Nothing could be furtlrer from He saw to it that the plants were payment of bounties of three stone and frame headquarters at! jialr shop. Its lubricating value la live truth. After an almost unbroken destroyed. The sheriff has not com­ cento each on startings in tots of the corner of Parnell ro-d and! poor." chain of smashing Axis successes, pleted the number of reports made not less than 50 and io cento each highway L'S-127 Local offices Bel) suggests wooden parte be the good news of tlie present Is to liim concerning dog., and their on crows in tote of not less than which urc administrative centers of painted and metal parte sprayed J more or less disturbing conduct, but 10. killed m the county in which' the 13-county district 16 and tire I with oil as a partial offset when;! IMiaslbly being over-magnified there were plenty of them. taunUed. u.. auUwrued by a new ; 34 southern Michigan counties In 1 housing of machinery 1> poor. Janu-' Hie Germans have tost consider­ The sheriffs office also has many law of tire 1941 Legulaturc. will be (the department s field administra-' Nry. February and March ought io I rtiitir/hi J • 2 . LrgjMalurc. will be , the department's field adminlstraable ground,, many men. and much ineliuterf* in ’rh77^.7"r7Ak»7’ n7’ 1 .“‘LS! ” «'■' region re«lo» 3» tor lor years have h... been I see the machinery repair job. corno‘Ur coun,M* “Ppropriat- ■ uon U d ' ,n0n 2 ,or jet rpo * l al ™ S™ 1 '* pleted to that a farmer win have material in their retreat, but noth­ Bn4dc' off,cr wrier-. ihr.mAv Jdered. obtained and Installed reing has yet occurred to support tlie nw£le drtveTl^ei^. ^’ i’nd NOT by ”av hta Offtee“^ Usued ugemy of 1jic conservation depart- building ha-. 4pace for trucks and pLir parte In. time to put machinery bUppoaltiun that 'this change in 1,4 01 i | brush and grass-fin equipment. j In order. | -TO. „.TO or TH. HATTON- f~~‘ •“““ ' loss of considerable life and ma“State of tha Nation" addrew to a joint •«- dBU., BHhou,h considerable, are by slon of congress Tuesday was prob-1 no mealu gtBgBcrlng ably the greatest since his first number of prisoners captured inaugural speech in 1933. ' u an index as to whether or*«X Fr^dcnt R4kwy.1L. AN OUNCE of enter­ prise Ls worth a pound of prV. liege.—Frederick F. Marvin. DEFENSE BOND f/UlZ 15 DEALERS TO SERVE YOU In Barry County there are 15 Mobil Dealers Ready to Serve You. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES We Have Plenty of Winter Merchandise MACHINE REPAIR BUILDS '42 CROPS We have combed the wholesale market and have filled . our store with new merchandise for winter wear. A New Stock of MEN'S AND BOYS' WOOL JACKETS - Zipper Fronts! HEAVY BLAZER STRIPE HOSIERY - CoHon ond Wool BOYS' PLAID WOOL CAPS WITH EAR MUFFS YOUNG MEN'S ALL-WOOL COVERT.PANTS BOYS' AND YOUNG MEN'S FINGER TIPS PONY SKIN JACKETS SWEATERS This is oil new stock bodght in 1942. Prices ore right, too Waters Clothes Shop Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY I, 1M2 SOCIAL EVENTS MKKFYMCPHAIItW ON ACTIVE DUH WITHR.A.F. Improvement of Milk Will | lhe layman to comprah«d in do­ I tail. The court*. how«v*r. ha , pointed out, are not merely place* where wrong doer* receive 'just punUhment. but are actually a ’ . barrier against oppression for all I (Continued from page 1, Section 1) I the people in our republic. It U I in the. court* of law where lhe veteran ot ' r|Sht* and privilege* guaranteed Rosalyn L. & who start- under the Bill of Rights in the the Eaton Count the — same। ' ----Constitution of — the United Iquipment at Many .- ,u w. ..K ... it ... --------- -- — -------- r States In Co. Needs Modernisation ‘J®* a* Judge McPeek. gave a few’ loeal all__.¥ observations gleaned from his long1 *Slrn «‘RleT- loc** “lu’rnt,y *ntl 1 Wide spread Interest in the rural career Mr Bowers said that noth-1 ■ Commissioner of the Bute Bar tra* ™n STln hto ca^hidloSJrX bought up «»• <»«» b“ Of ot Official . . . . .... .. «...। brought un the first bit tvld*nce<1 'hroughout the county 1 shake his faith in Uw fact- that I ' t‘a-ld'dr *’£££ IMPROVEMENTS ITO BE PLANNED JUDGE MCDONALD । ASSUMES OFFICE gen a short course at the Michi­ Ford. Doster; I gan State College at East Lansing on Monday. January &. ThU course Richard Mann. for out-of-school fsrm youth will ConkHn, Delton; be for nine weeks, including the Dowling; F1U1 Pi annual Michigan Bute College Ralph Palmer, M Farmer*' Week. This course U designed to fur­ Twenty-two young people enjoyed nish training in home economic*, Champion. Doster; Patricia a New Year*. Eve party, with MU* Pharlln. tha Haztlug* boy who U ,"What^ln*! Quart * of ^Ukr^Hlsi poultry raUing. and Iwmemaking beck. Woodland; GeraldlM Marjorie Norton u hostess. Mistle­ for lhe girU; and farm managetoe. brightly colored balloons, bells wllh the “All Canadian" R. A. F. Hastings, R. No. 3; k I ment. farm budget*, crop rotatinn _______________ ________ ._______ and other appropriate decorations 403 Squadron, In England, ha* been Bulb values found In milk and milk pro- X^ieeDrL scheduled for thta sanUng thalr arguments to court j entalten of a photograph of Judge, and animal husbandry tor lhe boys, wail. 730 W. Grand. E were used around the rooms. At very meagre. Bo friends were happy ducts Representative* from from lhe lhe rndw J.n"» iTFSp ! J " 11 Russell »■ R. McPeek to be placed Both l»r. boys and will have a' John*°nducts. Representatives Wr. « • ; wne. «< Am«r. » n ,nd girls ,lrh wiU h.rr . -------------five minutes ot twelve the huge to learn that Mr*. Virginia Baird pasteurizing plant* and the cream ­ Sin rX .1 h L um . Tb. pro.nd 0,101. U. Urn h ' “ “ ’ “ “ T 1K; ! BALANC, OAun.iir. ON vn •1O« niua* UM oiu* had received a letter Monday, ■run WiU IMUd. morrr. oi nu.li.Mr, In . MU .qumra U rn-II!?.Jit" _ __________ _ ___ 1 ---------------------------------eries of the county were present at found to contain paper hata, cop­ which bore lhe new* that although ’ I It 1* pleasant to read in tha eUte ' served thi* circuit in a distinguish- , The Barry Coun'F agricultural j p*per» that on the first of the pered belle, serpentine and other he had been in active service now this meeting. schools in the before and after JUtied to a fair representation It ThU was the first of a teriee of stags* of a modernization plan and]1* ■ committee application* and yf,r the «UU of Michigan got out In conclusion Judge McDonald Sta d7*Ute ’received ratecUoh’ of“young*peT-1 individual favors. Games funlahed for many month* and could count °7 a lawyer to give hi* which the Association ha* I School „. „„, ।] C Jent the ■<«<»» u> «« la ., mv -. made the wlectloa of young peo-|~* •*-- —• —• — ■- •*— “-1—ithe entertainment and a midnight , up forty combats of one eort or meetlnga lor CdmmLsaioner. George benefit of the be.t posUJ« Lnuu. will >.1> or U» uMluaTJ!-' rn»~.nu<lon ™. l«>. hr *jx>kr n few . word* saying that he ple p> to attend thto this course TM. Thl* i.-, agluncheon wa* served, the doughnut* anothrrzhe wa* "a* healthy a* any riawaBj.- committee agp j. a a re-'re-' cerned. appreciated both the dignity and rjCultural made The administration of containing clever fortune* for iM2. man alive • He was in a hoapltal suns ina expcriciites mrj usic n«u 1 •—. , ----- . , , , tlie >i — responsibility of >h. the office and. gUe4t t0 tlje B*rry County Health i Gov Murphy created a huge deficit “ r^X S’ The guests r.n«rc TH. report . a ri.li.htf.il delightful .... eve­ the aummer for some plastic Dairy Department. Michigan Blate U> V... Buren <M> In modeml... that he further appreciated, as a Department in order that fund* be of 830 000.000. This has now been College, will «peak on ■Quality Lnir tlieir rural schools man who very often forms defning. surgery, but dismisses lhat a* "Ju*t Toimer member of the bar. the ex­ available for these scholarahlps. wiped out completely. Testa for Milk and Cream? Mr. [a little, episode." cellent record achieved by Judge Mrs. William Bchaoer, Jr. enter­ । Report* had drifted tn from a P William* of the State Department ‘CrtOOU.I« haX^artei*^^ Rcv L Winston Slone, pastor Russell R. McPeek und -that he tained with a luncheon for twelve talk someone by the name of H<d- of Agriculture. Division of Dairy­ n.d r h c,rTled l® of the Methodist church here. told. would do hit utmost to maintain Saturday, .afternoon. Bridge was ley. returning from England, had ing. will speak on January- 20 on .L h lhe Ivow A Layman Looks At The n.n uooxs al me % ™rd . •hlch, played, prizes going to >11** Virginia I given in Lansing, stating that the the topic, “Making the State Law children during the day. Reverend ’e n n«<‘he Mge* in till* cir| c„.,r„ .. R<.VCrend Btm Store a. ! Potts. Sara Schader. and Mrs. Fay Hasting* flyer had been seriously Work for Quality Dairy Products." Buch things aa better heat ng. mliud that from a lByman., ltand . . cult. regular weekly attention. Thomas. Out-of-town guests were injured. This might have come Mr. J. M Jensen of the Dairy ExUmrh rariHira* , JK)lnt court proccdures w„e f„. Mrs. Thos. Stebbins of Omnd Rap­ about due to a confusion of names.'---- -7 Since December, cellulase has । quently mystifying The language. Ids and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox of ... know, no on. 0, Ranltarv Milk <ur“,- — are — “U -------“mon8. tl,e — Problems ———- processes nnd proceedures of the been mixed with flour in Norway’s sanitary muk to be met and remedied Allegan. remedied in in aa school school court are frequently difficult for bread. . modernization plan. Hospital Guild No. 11 met with Mm Arrangement* have been com­ A Mra Ite roT rteM will be held on lhe third. Mr. O Mrs John. Chandler Wednesday “7b.“S’hXndiK T..U.. . U.. aWM-Sunw.. pleted for a delegation to visit the afternoon, Mrs. Chas. Cox acted „ --------------- ... -----------rKMvrt Mno. win. In Extend | CorponUon will ulkon PUnt Uy. W. K. Kellogg Foundation in Battle Creek on Jan. 15 to enlist the in-• MKUt In WWU1, .Teo wa. wrved. now many month.. He mention. ro ru rrora^or ,erMt of the Foundation tn th;» ■ ’ ’ IU. of n~rte he he, w.uun to. I °» Z'!’ -10' • Whioolna Crearii county-wide project. Mr. anil Mra Albert Eckfeld of relatives and friend*, yet not one ■ Trout will talk on . ... .h ।I Members of the general county i Detroit, honoring Mr. and Mra. L. word had he received fpwn them, '| committee include; Arvilla Bolton, I Mnclver of Lucknow, Ont. held rinuhtluu letters Of I 8maU MlUt Prant. Dr. “ C.!«-■!! b. Bry IXn'u»£!.6'wm'"dI Ire ‘their Sn? downlike in most Davey h family New Years party enter­ taining forty-five near relatives. Jones’ locker. . Biruin. Jerry Andru*. Russell AlnsOne senses all through hl* let-1 ‘“lk ™ ~ “ -7b^n ,te- E H La‘hrop. Haney McCarty. L. Severance ot Hastings. Mr. and ter how eager the oversea lx/-, are *“ c^al An**?*!*- «Thos. Hoffman. Harold Poster. Ltoyo tor home news, hungry for it in ^wth^,d^^°" k! J‘ a ^v Tasker. Stuart Clement. Walter twn brothers and four sisters of fact. The little gosalpy item about | Stanton. Edwin Hoffman. Glen In­ Mra Severance. Vial ting was en- | folk* they know and what’s going um^h* । ^*m. Richard Hathaway. George joyed all day as a tew first cous-| on in the old home town RecentLook at the amazing low prices on our delicious, tender “comtrJcU™ ^f Clouse. Lawrence Ritzman. Wm um met for lhe first time in fifty )y some acquaintance sent him a. *» «««“ , aillctple. Chas Woodruff. Jerome "Super-Right" meats! Roasts, steaks, chops— they're ALL • • • “”>■ or °~ of PTW- Roo*'e’‘* ? of Foment Coryell. Lloyd Unttoey. Wm. Elkreal money-saving prices! No need ever to skimp on fineMr* Gordon Bera entertained her hm.uch, hX“*Un 12 S War ’’ ^he^ub ect “Tn- *orth- «•»’ "W*!’ *7™,^7 quality, nutritious meats in your menus when A4P offer* club for dessert and cards Wedn-s- *°”ld ft" g™ ,ftd 0 iSl? ™tory of Milk Flavor./’ will be («••*>. -nd Maude W Smith. day afternoon, Dec. 31. at her heme .J ”“Hp underacore* dl*cus*ed at the meeting on March you top grades at LOW PRICES EVERY DAY. Serve fine un W. court St Pedro war played .>*”£*2u K.i^T^ne > b>’ Mr J'"*" “ whlch llme the AND CLUB NEWS ■••c—'"-. The first meeting of the Barry County Dairy Associates was held; Tuesday evening, January g. al, Haitingi Boy Takas Part In 1on the Barry County Health Depart­ Forty Combats ment. Professor a. M. Trout of the New* from G- H ।Mickey) Me- ?Dairy Department of the Michigan I IT'S A NEW YEAR! * BEAUTY BAR HOTEL HASTINGS EAT BETTER SPEND LESS SAVE MORE! PORK LOIN Mra. Ro> Bo Banner reader* source and caires of flavors in BumtU AnJ a,, ,Mn >ou' null .ntf mU» praducu will b, Mra. Lloyd Anderson. The r—" meeting will be on Wednesday, J*n. 14 at lhe home of Mrs. Anderson h0During "the* period between the flavors. On March-W, Dr. Gould on East High. two dates his letter bears, he had “d Mr. «>*> diicus5_the been a guest for five or six days “Control of Plant Proceses in ButMr. and Mra. Walter Lewis of' aboard a destroyer—trust this Has- ter Making. The final meeting of Cloverdale entertained a small tings boy l« take on every new ad-, the year for the BanY County group of friends nt a New Year'i venture coming his way! D*lry Associates will be held in the • ■ — - latter part of March. prizes being won by SCOUTS AND CUBS Ito collect paper , ' Plan Ono Day Spacial Drive • । Followed By Regular Trips Julius Knowlton. Boy Scout; I Executive, has called a meeting of; representatives of lhe Kiwanls and I Rotary clubs. Junior Chamber of j Commerce and other organization*, to discuss plans for the thorough ( collection of old paper*, magazine*, tire*, etc., throughout the city, in, Uie evening. I crac(t al lhe)r n,Ur jnpanc3C „ „ ' connection with the Boy Seoul and .., An J.° n ? C ty . i ,he Civilian Defense programs. This ( . "brothers." and feel they could be, Washington will be quite apt to . mee(lng wal al lhc office of' Members of lhe Mr. and Mr*. Club! ■raid I °! re#l 10 ,helr own A,r ■ take in the Bureau of Standards 1^^ of Hgfry T^om^n. were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald; Tlie 1 yore** Inasmuch a* they have had , Lawrence Monday evening. The, ,, u the wmallVe plan to zone ' actual contact with tlie enemy and > because of the important operation* cary-in dinuor wua followed with. had flowh under war-footing eon- * that are alwaya being carried on I the c|t and l0 makp , one d(iy and the Interesting tests that are |n, drJve Bnd thcn contlnue bridge, the lop score* going lo the guests of the club. Mr. and Mrs. j dltlons. being made in that large deportmonlhl>. collections by the •For the moment,” he writes, ’it ment of our government’s activities. | gnd M many John Chandler; Mr. and Mr*. Har- ] Cuba and tre loo old Parker had second honor* and T-"“ ""7" ltl ~I feel- It U always plaint to remember. Mt .M m,a unden Btty.hr !«I °^Xm.'nL TZS X, that the men In charge ofthat «t»-|MnaU t0 handle bundles of paper, score. Mr and Mrs. Parker widen-: havc heJd g c0lnrnlMi0n (or two partment I* Lyman J Brttg*. who, gnd ma<axlnrs older |>eOple um1 tertaln the. next meeting in three . arK It d0Csn'l seem lhat long, wa. bon* and grew to young man- I aceompanv lhtln and u u hoped HU , #nd expw.,ed lhal the use of truck* weeks. ... but it 1*. I could write of many | hood in Assyria townsh p ch ^uectioru may be donated I experience*, but I’m sure lhe can-, fathei wa* Chauncey Briggs, on f Several Informal New Years.Ever our clU1CTl5 . I sor would only cut them out. The, wlwee farm what U known as the | )>artlex ushered in IM2 last week.;j ■nearest cnll I have had to date' Brigg* church is *°c*,cd. Lyman ^ter Mr. Knowlton plans to set the Battle Creek schools । receiving station where old Mr. and Mrs Aben Johnson enter- iI was over France one Bunday after­ attended after he finished in the ^r ^U^2JWpla°“ talned twelve at'] dinner, those] noon when two sat on my tail | «hooL atoo attended wha. i. at thf Prlda>. evenln, present being member* of lhe•'for i 1.000 feet, but by taking ex-1 bridge club Mr and Mrs. Richard treme evasive action. I got away; the Michigan State College, which mecRng go MVe your old papers, Nlpe were hoat and iioateM lo a I wa* then called the State Agrlcul- , etc., r._ for the Scouts .„a and Cubs, who who from them." group of their friends nnd Mr. and He surely hope* before hi* Irish tural College. He first found em-| plan lo make this a regular collecMrs R M. Cook held open house. luck run* out to get into service! ployment in the National Depart-1I tlon. v . ment of Agriculture. He specialized | Another commendable thing conMrs. Minnie Marble, OH S. Han­ for the U. 8. A. in other colleges and soon became] '1 nected with this project I* the fact In his letter he encloses an at­ over. will be lhe hostess lo the widely known a* a scientist. For . that the papers, tire*, etc., will be Widows’ club on Saturday evening tractive Christmas card to lhe Ban­ that tnat reason rearon he ne was placed ptacea at the tnej, u and B„ the £ lvfn |0 lhe Red CroM of tins week. Mrs. Clara Wilder Is ner whom he ask* lo convey thl* j head of the Bureau of BUn^rts. | massage. "To my many friends in lhe guest of honor. The usual carry- i The many persons In Barry. J' ,r rel|el work. Hastings. I do hope you’ll have a In supper and social evening are , very Merry Christmas-” Michael county who take the National Geo-1 planned. I graphic Magazine will occasionally .. . . , z. “M^h^time he enlisted with the — find in it “ -a’iist list of of the the officers officers and and j Mrs. Hany Busti entertained the Rotal Canadtens and began tr.in-H trustee, of <he National. Geographic . .. — Uewey Knickerbocker, whose ar­ Busy Eight club on Monday eve­ ing in Canada, the Banner pub- Society, which has done very tmning al her home in the first ward. l^hed the tact together with a let- portent work and made many Im-1,rest for taking S2.00 from hi* em- ] 1 ployer, a Carlton farmer, whiclt Bunco was played, with MUs Kath­ erine Weeber having high wore and ter or two he wrote u*. It had, portant discoveries, The name of was mentioned last week. wg< been hl* desire to enlist In the U. Lyman J. Brigg* will be found a* brought into Municipal court on Mrs Clarence Johncock second. Tlie SA air service but owing to lack' one of the board of trustees of the members voted to pay B15 to the Hot of fnchra he wa. turned down-the N.iinn.i neoeranhfe Society, and National Geographic Society, and1 mined hU guilt and was given *! Lunch project al school . service 1* less choosey now. we un- he is at the head of iu committee’ thirty day sentence by Judge Oort­ Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Mannl demiand. The Canadian officer on research. Mr. Briggs is a very’ right. j. J. VanderVeen. a Middleville entertained with a family party- examining him. said. "We care more modest, unassuming man. who hasi over lhe holidays with sixteen being for what the lad* have above the made a splendid record in public: grocer, was brought into Municipal court Tuesday and admitted that present at the Christmas dinner. neck, than any question as to service. he had failed lo properly cover; Robert Tipton of Kalamazoo wa* an height." good* which were offered for sale out of town gueit. Mr and Mrs. Michael I* specially well ground­ MRS. NORWOOD ■ He was given a fine of 45 00 and' Gordon Manni and children of To­ ed a* to brain* and daring for mil­ BADLY INJURED Mra. Marshall Norwood of Delton, required to pay the cost* of »453. itary service. He ha* attended ronto. Qnt. were present also. ' Robert Whitman. 21. and Donald I Bowdoin college. Me., in ’31-32 as a a sister of Undersheriff Leon Doster, For several years it has been the pre-medical student; won a schol­ was seriously Injured on lhe after­.' VanVleit, 17. ot Battle Creek. custom for a group of Hastings arship at Duke University 32-35; noon of New Year’s Day in an au-. whose arrest for alleged breaking . and entering we mentioned last residents to hold a New Year’s wuu won ■ a medical — scholarship at the tomoblle accident on M-43, near . week, were brought into Municipal Eve party and this year they en­ University of Heidelberg. Germany, Kalamazoo She was returning joyed 4-progressive dinner, start­ in !B3ft-18Jfi: then back to the home with her husband When just a’ oourt Tuesday. Tha pair admitted1 ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duke School of Medicine, ’36-’37.1 mne north of the city limits of Kal-. lhat Urey had entered four cottages । Harold Phillips fqr the first course. He is a member of Bela Theta Pi amazoo the car. in some way. gotj and a farm house In Barry tounty | Mr. and Mrs. Warren Carter aMlst- i fraternity. He wa* commissioned Out'of control and tipped over. Mr*, nnd were bound over lo the Ciring the host and hoatto. Tlie sec­ in R. C. A. F. as PiW ''Ulcer. Jan. Norwood suffered a skull fracture; cult court, the bond being fixed! ond course wa* at the home of Mr. 2. 1B40. the first American to re.-. and other injuries not so serious,’ at liXXM) each. They also admitted and Mrs. David Boyes where Dr. And celve a commission for tralnln»- i Her husband had cuts on hl* face; other offenses. Andrew J. Collins admitted that Mrs. D D- Walton amUted. From recommissioned in R. A. F- Nov. and hla b,ck waa injured. Mr. Nor' | he was guilty of driving a car while there the group went to the home 30 1M0 a* pilot officer—equivalent wood is getting around al this wrilof Judge and Mrs. Archie McDonald to 2nd Lieut —Fighter Squad*: |ng bul yr5. Norwood U still con-‘ under the Influence of intoxicants when arraigned before Judge Adelwhere Mr. and Mr*. Wallact Osborn Posted lo 71—Piral EM1c Squadr tbe hospital. bert Cort right In Municipal court Mefated in nerving the dejmert. It ron. Am. I. IM" ««« « m on Monday. He was given five dzy* was a delightful social affair. All Canadian Squad Nov. 1M0 i CONSUMERS POWER In the county jail and ordered to In a postscript he adds if any­ EMPLOYEES PLAN pay a fine of MOOT He was alsoi Places were laid for eight or. one wishes to send him anything placed on six montixs probation. I 'Tuesday when Mrs. Leslie Haw­ he •vould be grateful for a turtle DEFENSE BOND PURCHASES In Municipal court Monday Rob- j thorne entertained her bridge club Employees nf Consumers Power neck sweater, a *mall flashlight, a at dessert. Mr*. Ro>' Hubbard, a lighter and sock*. Friends have al­ Company soon will be able to pur­ ert Moon, of Nashville, admitted Burnt, and Mrs Cedric Morey held chase Untied Blates Defense Sav­ that hr was guilty of the larceny of ready seen that these things are the . winning score* al contract. ings Bonds through voluntary pay foods of a value less than BMOT. He ] on their way to hl* address. i wa* sentenced to Jail for thirty days., G H. McPharUn. 403 Squadron. roll allotment. D. E. Karn, vice Little Johnny should have been president and general manager of All Canadian R. A. P. England. Throw away your old fishing I Consumcra. announced today. Mr. We all salute Michael and pray license when the new year roll.«| Father found him listening to the his Irish luck doe* last till PinU Karn said the plan will become ef­ around, but keep lhat hunting I radio and sucking hU pencil. fective as soon as the clerical de­ •Well."- asked Father, “why don’t can be written to all thU *ad mess tails can be worked out and a sup- license for another nine months, conservation officers are advising' you do your work?" 1"' »* lonr, PMUPrt sportsmen. New licenses arc need-, ••I can’t. Dad." came Johnny’s cd for fishing beginning January] replv. “until I’ve heard the latest full life and Hatting* people are: on y 1. but this fall's hunting licenses do not expire until September 30. 1043-1 proud of him. dpta a map ot Europe.” MARRIAGE. LICENSES When seasons on game, are closed. Jame* E. Defenbaugh. Delton . One half of the women want the Those who would treat polities and ; .-.mall game Hrrwics art required of latot kind of furniture and tlie morality apart will never under­ Mary E. Guvcy, Kula ma zoo ... •,0j*porUmm getting guh |>crmli» to other lialf don’t wanb it unless it’s stand the one or tlie other.—Lord William N. Hoke. Delton .SO hunt crows, preaators or other unan antique. Morley. Nora N. Bizer, Delton .17 protected animals. L. J. Briggs, Noted Scientist, Assyria Man \ Municipal Court iu meats more often . . . make A&P your headquarters for Quality *end Thrift! A ROAST 21 FIRST CUTS PORK CHOPS PORK CHOPS SLAB BACON ...«• 22c SPARE RIBS FRANKFURTERS FRESH SIDE PORK LAMB ROAST UM CHOICE^LIAN .CENTER CUT? LEAN RIB HALF STEW OR BRAIZE MILD SUGAR CURED LAMB BREAST LAMB CHOPS BEEF ROAST PRIME RIB ROAST ■.10c • 26c ■26c “ Ml SHOULDER CUTS CHOICE CHUCK CUTS SHORT CUT ANY SIZE PIECE SMALL LEAN AND MEATY SMALL, SKINLESS IN THE IN >HE PIECE riECE SHOULDER CUTS FANCY. LARGE SPRING SHRIMP MACKEREL POLLOCK^_ _ _ us. 23c 23c 16c U He I OYSTERS STANDARDS 20c । SALMON STEAK liT' r. 3k FRESH CAUGHT 2 OR FLOUNDER . FILLETS OF REDFISH FIU.HS FRESH PERCH 29c BOILING BEEF TENDER, MEATY RIB cdk i GROUND BEEF FRESH CHOPPED _ 2^ 37c ' PORK UVER SLICED OR PIECE UL 17c ROASTING CHICKENS STEWING FOWL FRESH DRESSED LI. 24c DUCKLINGS FANCY LONG ISLAND LB. 21c FRESH BEEF HEARTS or TONGUES J?c Ha SaaSaw Paicai—'VaUwi £dit *1lwia Cuaan ^ban in Uta Wook ANN PAGE BEANS SULTANA RED BEANS SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER IONA FLOUR JANE PARKER DONUTS MARVEL BREAD (NSICHED VELTMAN'S COOKIES RIH CRACKERS N. I. C. SHREDDED WHEAT SUNNYFIELD ROLLED OATS PANCAKE FLOUR lUNNYFItLD YELLOW CORN MEAL SUNNYFIELD CAKE FLOUR SNO SHEEN FLOUR noz q. CAN 7C ANN PAGE KETCHUP 2 : XSE 23c ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING ... 3ic a SPAGHETTI ..ANCO.MIUC.K 3 CAN. %% 5c 2 )1. 28c "".ii 7»c 1 ;asT2k DAILY D06 FOOD SPARKLE GELATIN DESSERT NORTHERN TISSUE SCOT TISSUE WALDORF TISSUE CUTRITE WAX PAPER IONA CORN CUAM JTYU ASP CORN GOLDEN BANTAM RELIABLE PEAS IONA PEAS IONA TOMATOES DOZ. IOC 3 tit? 29c is 22‘ ,<». 5 .‘.‘o 5 & 5 ,‘.’i 10c 21c 17c 17c 15c 6^: 25c 3 pxaj. 13c TEXAS SEEDLESS ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT 29c 10™ 33c ORANGES FLORIDA JUICY NEW CABBAGE PARSNIPS HUH-WaSHW 2 2 3 ooz i.s m 45c 11c 10c • «. 13c SURE GOOD OtEO SUNNYFIELD LARD 3 cna%’ 25c 2£& 21c SILVERIROOK IUTTER SUNNYKOOK EGGS tfS.*DOX. 41C 13c 2 c^ni 19c 2cH*%’ 17c WHITEHOUSE MILK„a~^.»4 31t I O'CLOCK COFFEE 3 57c IONA COCOA 2 C*H 17c •/Gm MEL-04IT CHEESE WISCONSIN CHEESE Z",‘SS SOAP FLAKES 2 PKGS. 25c MILO £1. ASP PtoJnca 3>apt MICHIGAN JONATHAN SNOWIALL HEADS APPLES CAULIFLOWER 5-25( “194 TANGERINES BANANAS JFIliH—TlXAi CARROTS SOAP GRAINS 2*»i31c SHORTENING 3 ci-55t 2 Me iiii WHITS SAIL dexo ■Stic 2c".°.i 23t eon 5c 4 eoiu 29c 5 ROLL* 20c 2 wiu 29c ‘P'wdwwdi—1/aJiitpf £aw Paicai... Qat AU CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS UP SAUERKRAUT GRAPEFRUIT SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAH. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE DOLTS PINEAPPLE JUICE PSTDRE 2 tot 2khi ~ — �n THE fURTING# BANNFR. THURSDAY. JANI’ART 8. 1912 LAWREHCE J. BAUER LAWRENCE J. BAUER PORT MO. 43 UNIT MO. 43 We place a wreath over our loved cost In blood and treasure. America mutt be detended! • And vow, thru the mist of our • • • tears, , National American Legion AuxllThat the enemy Mealing upon us iiry President. Mrs. Man' W. Mur­ I will rra,™i-r Ite.n ll.rtete lb. n|L -James Lloyd Woodruff. Meets Every Teesdsy Nems Christian Youth 1 ”, Is Meeting scheduled «<> mtltter at once with her local office for Civilian Defense, volun- 7*"'J? M I Annual business meeting of the i (Parish will follow a 8:30 supper I In lhe parish house. Miss. Bernice Jansen former missionary in Jap-1 Ian. will speak. .BARRY CO. COUNCIL OP CHURCHES TO MEET The Barry County Council of 1 churches v^lll meet at lhe Jeffer- SOUTH THORNAPPLE Community * Notices Middleville on the sewer job; were given notice to go this coming (Tuesday to Fort Custer at Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lake 1 and others drove out there Sunday 'afternoon to find out more about Doni forget lhe community club; ' leering for whatever tasks she at the schoolhouse this Friday I Frank Lake Jr relumed home Sunday after visiting last week capable of doing. Ttw part Christian Endeavor lor bi-monthly meeting Tuesday, night. January 9. .with friends near Grand Rapids. She also says: "I also urge that youth mutt take in the national i Jan. 13. at 7:30 P. M. | Dannie Body, who naa e*pecud There will be a half hour busl- --------------- --thr Auxiliary's cooperation with the emergency, will be the theme of The Brush Ridge Community to be called in selective service, left u meeting of young people from, meeting --------followed a proAmerican Red Cross be expanded— ----- .-----------------------------------------------------------------— ' by • gh School, SchooL and anct -Young Young People's People's, gram centered on lhe theme "How club will be held al the schoolhouse. Iwt und intensified. Let every member High #nd 14 at Fort Custer at to give of our utmost lo our beloved' tered your life in the service of give every available hour to the — societies of Endeavor of Church Leaders May Help the De­ Friday night <Jon. 9>. Pol luck sup-, thl* writing. -* ChrUtian — -• l *«•• —»• » — ** — «-»then organ!country. . your country. work of this great organization. 1 the .. . ____ Barry______ county Chhstian En- fense Program.” Details have not per. | Maynard Parka went Saturday u. Stambaugh 1j The American Legion te unique in which is so viuilly needed now. I deavot Union on Mouday. Jan. J9 been completed but there will be Lynn U. morning before the draft board to Comander, | (hut. you can not be bom into it. urn culling upon all members of the I to be held in the First Evangelical 15 minute talks on air raid pre­ MeOmber National Oomander, neighborhood The American Legion leelon Nrlih’-r a king by un edict, it dicta­ Auxiliary to carry forward the church, Nashville. The. Tlie evening paration. Red Cross, tire rationing MIm Marlon Cook of Hastings will und stock to be cared for. YOU. Hee * * * *■ 1 lor by u command, nor 0 President work of mercy uiul relief which we program will begin with a pol-luck and general defense problems. entertain the MeOmber P.T. a. this Perry Barnum had the misfor­ REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR Rev. of..Cloverdale. by proclamation, can demand nd- have ________________________________________________ Fridayiiikiii nightwiui withiwciurr* pictures(aaeii takenonon tune Saturday afternoon to be in conducted .so long for the dis-1 Fellowship supper served at 7:00 . . T. . A. . Moyer — ,------ rrway Sterling C. Rogers. president of the council will have lM>r WMU> lrl A11 are I The golden sun flooded Hawaii. _____________ 1 mission. A man with millions cun obled and dependent# of the first and the meeting In thr auditorium an auto collision in front of Fred charge of the meeting. :_» u* j — .. 'not uurchase I The beach of. Pearl Harbor was!not purchase a rleht right to membernhlu. membership.; World war war. ovranriinir extending It it tn to th» the vtr. vic-'1 at nt g od o'clock Mark's east of Gales Comers. [postponed. .Its members are chosen from a tims of this new conflict. Let our e .h«v S o. Marks Muru of m muvii wiue- DOWIJNG-BANFIELD Ernest Detroit,, wideBoth cars were damaged but no one YOU AND THE WAR / ’ ilnalna Kroup whow numbers will never ' sympathy and aid pour out to those Iy known lfader of Christian youth CHURCHES was hurt which was very fortunate ..... The glad waves were ■•inglnr , 14 • increase but whose rank.* are thin- who tire In suffering und bereave- v.-ho te General Secretary of the Every Legionnaire and his family Sermon by Rev. Robl. Smith 'The 1 „ Invincible." Methodist’ C*5taLCr*kJC<‘m.e,l*ry Lu at lhe service of the United ■ Aioim. 1 nl2£ pn5*ln< .ot ?*ch ,day • me”L j Michigan Christian Endeavor Union Church other car which turned over. The a nr right rigiu to w inciiiucisiup membership is u. u -Aoove nil. -Above an. let us keep Keep our hearts! nearts1 wd w | t|,e gUf,st spra)ter. win Wednesday. Jun 14. at . „ U1.,„ States Government for ih<No I When death dealing plane-, -.ve hove Youth Fellowship ut Banfleid led ,] * 1H . meet "J 0 ? ’ / l the home or «r, rob,. L.”n..r <or! .. M'" .<™> .... «““"«• ™* <arrr,l , t' ■ ' *' * sacred nrivib-or privilege which* which balnm/a belongs In lo higli and our confidence firm. t Let by Dale Neubert. |,h'* hom'' nt Fhhi'' ,nr Job of wlnning.lhis'war. in sight. Ministers, youth counselors and you alone — rich or poor, regardlevs m our example of calm courage . dinner. muon or oniem. I have told that to President \ Remember, remember Rparl Harbor, Saturday. Jan. 17. Methodist ,-••••—• —■ ,notor and pu,np Jck «> “ w ™n of race, color, or creed. Cherish at nnd willing sacrifice that will be a i other adult leaders are being fn- Youth Box Social to complete lhe. body invited. invited. ^Roosevelt: I know that every LeWeep for our boys who were slain! vltcd to Join with Christian En-. -------- ------al! times that bit of pasteboard nght of inspiration for America In, deavor members in seeing these in-’, rising of funds for flags. glonnaire wanted me to say It. Remember lhe heartless despollers , Delton 1 eria. which ydU so proudly carry; let no thi* dark hour. By our spirtu its! ! Tlie Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle, a doctor was called Thursday for Thousands of World War veterans । influence or circumstance interby our endeavor*, we cun HASTINGS Maine"! and their win* are in the uniform of hold its annual meeting at lhe i----------------Mra Louie-----------Martin---who was 111 with (tupi your continuity of service in help win victory for America." ! I METHODIST CIRCUIT ,will ----------------------------------------------------------------------------their country's armed forces Those Undaunted our war birds are flying 1 the Legion, whose doors swung open I The Grand Rapids District | home of Mr. and Mra. Ebbie Lei-1 throat trouble. - - . I to you because ot your faithful uf us who,must remain at civilian!■ To punish the treacherous foe. For January, the Auxiliary Is; Youth Fellowship Institute will beinaar on Wednesday. Jan 14. Dinned Clare Brady, who Is assisting the , tasks will back up the nation's mill- 1 And wipe out the stain of Pearl 1 service — your z— country. ........ asked to consider “Legislation and ] held to nciu at the me Holland nuuauu Methodist Memouisi j will be served at noon. Officers will I Ingrams with lhe dairy, called on lary and naval personnel with ev- I Harbor; I The Legion knows no predreessor Education" In the regular meetings I Church this ‘ weekend be elected. beginning Mra. OUs Scott Sunday afternoon. Not In vain did that precious —It can have no successor, and and lo study legislation now bring .i with „»M» u ! The Lady Maccabcc.s will hold an --------------- ’ a banquet r>>u>/ Friday r>ciiu>*. evening. blood flowl Each Legion Post should remain The Goodwill Official meeting at the home of (BRANCH DISTRICT Oiiictai Board will'afternoon will . when the Inst comrade, entitled to enacted in congress, in contact with the civil and mili­ A notion aroused and united-. please meet next Sunday followI : Mrs. George Sprague Thursday. The Branch school re-opened wear Its insignia, shall have been ' The Women' Patriotic Conference I tary authorities of the district il( We are eager and ready to fight: called to his eternal rest by lhe ' ,Jan. 15. ] Monday after u two weeks' vacaIng morning worship. serves, in order that Ils strength: For freedom our armies ore march­ Great Commander, the American on National Defence open* Jun 17. Janis faupmanls. who spoke In j Tlie ...» Southwest Barry Teachers! tlon. may be Instantly nnd fully avail­ ing the Hastings Church a few club will hold ™ Us — next- meeting in! Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hawks en... weeks j. Ji™-- -•! Legion will pass out forever, but ••o. will be at the WoodUnd W—!1-—■*1| me —------—J------------------------------------able. । To die in defending the right. । its traditions. Its achievements and school building Thursday eve- 1I tertained ICtMIUKU hU I1W sister. Imogene and Church next Tuesday evening, and ntn< Jttn 8 7^ program will entn« .nn the spirit ol service to which It was nil (two W0 children during the holidays. at the Middleville Church next —:i dedicated, will live on thru the i LeRoy Fa.*sell of Bedford spent Thursday evening. ages as a lasting tribute and mei lost week with his grandparents. monal to you. as n member of an will serve dinner. WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES | organization that has fought to AT ST. ROSE CHURCH PETOSKEY RESIDENT Mr and Mrs. Ellis Wnite and two i preserve the principles of justice, Next regular meeting at the hall Thr St. Rose study club met DIES ON MONDAY children of Marshall spent New i freedom and democracy —John E will be Thursday. Jun. 15 There; Tuesday evening with Mra. W. G. “ Mrs. Mary Helen Finnan, uged 81. Year's v rlth Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Devereux. wifi be Important business to come I Davis. passed away Monday at Pennock, Norton, Hate You Yours? " up. hospital. Mra. Finnan, whose home Owing to the icy condition of the JANUARY 9 —IONIA ) Monday evening the Altar Society was In Petoskey, had been here We are very rad to report the The AUegan Post and Unit will roads there was no church service of St. Rose church met at the passing of our Comrade Command­ JANUARY 16 — ALLEGAN visiting her daughter and son-ln- nt the North church Sunday eve­ entertain the Fourth District con. ­ er. Comrade Bushong, who passed j church hall for election of officers vention on Sunday. Jan. 18. Please JANUARY 23 — GREENVILLE) and the regular session. Officers taken III. Mrs. Finnan was born in ning. ftl thc Marine hospital in De-, ERNEST S. MARK)* make your reservations before Dorr Darby will entertain the trolt on Monday from a compile#-1 for the ensuing year are: Pres.. Thursday, Jan. 15 with Ransom Maple Grove township, lhe daugh­ Second team games start at 7:00 At this time; spiring pictures at this area-wide Mrs. Leonard Brinker: V. P., Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Brown. young people of Ute North Maple Garter of Allegan. Il is hoped tlon of diseases Grove church Friday evening. : funeral services have not been de- | meeting. Wm. Thomas; Secy.. Mrs, Norbert their may be a good representation In 1887 she was married to Henry Mra. Sarah Ostroth and Mrs. elded .1 am sure Mrs. Bushong Officers of Barry county ChrlsSchowalter; Treas., Mrs. Nellie from the local Post nnd Unit. L. Finnan, who preceded her In Mabie Adams will entertain the nnd the family have the deepest! tian Endeavor Union are sponsor- Conaway. Have you paid your 11)42 dues’ death twelve years ago. She had Dorcas Society of North Maple sympathies of the entire past and i,lg the meeting and Alice A. Grifbeen a resident of Petoskey for 31 Grove on Tiiuraday, January 15. Lyman U. Stambaugh, national! flU-**’lary I fin, union president will preside. years where she had conducted a Election of officers. commander of the 'American Le-| Comrade Frtd'can also his tffej^uUne Lehman with Barbara Dal­ restaurant and rooming house. Be­ ..... brings the following message addedadded sorrow of the .... ...lon .1.. t|)e plallo ...<n s.. |1.. Barbara Norton of Kalamo spent glon, sorrow of kiss the nt lossMrs nt Mrs n charge Winifred B. Loggans, from the sides lhe daughter, she la survived Tuesday night and Wednesday wllh lo Legionnaires: , Carls mother who passed away at oj lljc devotional period. Chalnicr by a son. Charles Finnan, of ’New An embattled America today; J’1* Funeral sen Ices were M1Ucr Bruce Eckardt, Mry tie Wii- Kellogg Company of Battle Creek, relatives here. York City. Funeral services were Mra. Blanche Hanes, formerly of needs every man and woman ol The ,,, J 1 , Lconar‘J funeral home | Bnd H1jdred Chase will assist will talk to lhe Women's Club Fri­ on Wednesday of this week week. Our C... 1|hc tjwt American Legion. ,cn on thf rM.epUon day afternoon al 2:30. "Adven­ held at lhe Leonard funeral home Maple Grove has been seriously 111 to 9 Comrade! Again we count it a privilege to .B,’f :^t ,,c fl"'ra<,e 1 committee. The local Evangelical tures In Eating'' will be the subject on Wednesday at 3:00 P. M . the nt her home in Nashville and en­ Carl' * and ' ' nd his.family for tlu- time] League will be in charge of the sup- and the Masonic Temple the place Rev. 8. C. Hathaway officiating. tered tlie hospital for an operation sene tlie country we 'love. ’• • -• Cflt Interment In the Lakeside cemetery Monday. of trouble. I All controversy as to why we 1 per arrangements with Rev. W. C. of meeting. Tea will be served. al Nashville. Mrs. Leroy Russell, one of our Prixes for best name suggested. Ask for details Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wilcox en­ were put In our present situation auxiliary sisters from Middleville. I Bassett counselor of lhe Union and tertained a party.of friends New Tlie Barry County Nurses’ Asso­ DIES AT HOME OF should be forgotten as we follow the Ls sick with the thl. We hope she hast pastor, advisory. MUSIC — DANCING — ENTERTAINMENTS ciation will meet on Tuesday eveYear's Eve. lead of our government. The meeting is one of a series of ----------------------— ---------• — DAUGHTER AT ALTO will be able to be up and around twenty-two scheduled in various | nln8- J“d- *3. “I 1:30 o'clock at the Nothing must be allowed to Im-' Mra. Lillian R. Hunt, aged 78 BRANCH DISTRICT REFRESHMENTS — Reservations for private parties. again soon. . . areas of the state in preparation Barry Co. Health Department of- passed away on Sunday morning at pede ‘be full productive capacities won, njU5 Word has been received from Last Week's Letter of thte nation. Management and comrade Paton He rents to be for lhe Blth anniversary of lhe: «ce. Guest speaker will be. Miss the home of her daughter. Mra. The Branch school teacher and Christian Endeavor l Olive Sewell of Lansing, who will labor must, and will. I am sure, see romlnB Blnn(. n|cely |WBlble world-wide pupils are enjoying a two weeks' MEL JACOBS. Prop HASTINGS eye to eye -tn this regard. Our mctnbership is up to jiear- movement. A full week beginning I telk on "What Michigan Nurses ’in Allegan Co On Sept. 21. 1880. vacation. Are Doing for National Defense." As a people we are on the threx-hy tpc 75 |>erccnt mark. Now if you Jan. 25. will be given to Ute cele­ she was married to Fred Hunt and M1M Marian Marshall of near hold ot an era which will require und you Wiin»y-your dues we bration and will be known as Miss Sewell is the executive secre­ for 41 years they resided on their Bellevue spent a few days with her tary. of the Michigan State Nurses' farm in Bowne township. Last Sep­ grandmother. Mra. Frelda Marshall. great sacrifices on the part of each, call not oniy reach tlie 75 jiercent Christian Endeavor Week. Association. of us. . mark but go sill tlie way with 100 tember 31, they celebrated their Richard Darby and Bernard Our ordinary round of Individual percent, slxty-flrat wedding anniversary. Be­ Whitmore have been asked to re­ dally tasks will be Interfere^ with — Circle Na 3 of the W. 3. C. S. sides the husband. Mrs. Hunt is take their physical examinaUon We are looking for our Depart­ CHURCH The special meetings continue Will meet on Friday, Jan. 9. with survived by two sons. Claude of for army training. necessarily in each comnmnity. ment Commander. District Com­ J. W. Hewitt. 838 S. Dibble Hastings and Floyd of Clarksville; Legionnaires will be glad to put in mander and Department Publicity each evening this week at 7:45 wllh Mra. O. D. Fasselt spent from extra hours—doing their share to; officer al our post- for our family an increasing attendance and In­ All members are urged to attend the daughter, Mrs. Porrilt of Alto; Christmas until Bunday with her aid in protecting America. Numer­ night on Frl.. Jan. 30. There wUi terest. Rev. McRobert's messages and visitors are always welcome. eleven grandchildren, three great­ son. Ray and family of near Bed­ ,, ' each evening and the special num­ ous are lhe jobs to be done. Not b? a surprise for all of us so don't grandchildren and two sisters. Mrs. ford. bers—Ln— song--by— Mr.----------Conley have \ -------. ------oniy the Legion, but all patriotic; forget the nightOtis Whitmore, who has been AU Rebekahs please come to lodge Anna Swegles of Hastings and Wc want to heartily thank all muc11 enjoyed and have proven Friday night and bring rolls and Miss Myrtle Gfeen of Grand Rap- having lhe flu is belter at this citizens will aid in the doing there- i A breakdown miles from no­ I of the members who are helping! very helpful. writing. one other dish for the 6:30 supper where isn’t o pleasant experi­ j us with our Sal. night parties. The services will close on Sunday before lodge. Meat and potatoes the Porrltt residence Tuesday aft­ Mra. Chas. Laubaugh who U We serve again. ence. But a lot of motoriits Let us look squarely at the true Without that help, we could not evening and the usual order of serv- furnished by the lodge. All new offi­ ernoon at two o'clock and inter­ working In Hustings, spent a few are in for just such trouble facu. We suffered severe laws in| carry on these parties every Sal-I Ices for both the Hostings and cers will be installed in their re­ ment was in the Bowne Center days at her home here. I North Irving churches will be re­ spective offices at this meeting Jan. cemetery. because they failed to check Mr. and Mra. Marvin Miller of lhe first surprise attack of this war. urday night. Wyoming spent a few days with We face a powerful enemy, well' Let's all buy our Defense stamps I sumed next week, their cars. Don't you be one of DEATH OF HOpV his aunt Mrs. Kenneth Norton and । armed and fearless. We face an nnd bonds and "Keep Them Roll-1 them! Ing." GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH TOWNSHIP WOMAN family. . enemy who is without fairness, de­ P. T. A. meeting at Central school --------------- -- a»----------------I The subject this Sunday will be * . , Mrs. Jessie E. Hallock passed Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton cency, or honor. JAR8TFER I The Christian Home" tJfhsre FORD — MERCURY — LINCOLN Tills may be a long war. We have CONVALESCENT NEWS | Sunday school staff meets Friday.' 5“l away Monday night, Jan. S, at her were In Battle Creek on business last Tuesday. home in Hope township, al lhe age Court at Church 8L, Hastings no illusion that it can be won In h| Dr F. Q. Sheffield entered the January 9. 7:30 P. M . at 521 W.' J* *** few days or weeks. We recognize, Home on New Year's Day. Sun- Court. I lwe*n Surviving are her husband. John DURFEE that war is won only through tears day callers were his daughter-ln--------------------- -Ij Mr. Perhaps you would-be interested Mrs Jnhn John Mnavenair Hoevenair, will will enterenter­ Hallock; two sons. Forrest and War­ and blood. luw. Mrs. Harold Sheffield in the FIRST CHURCH OF ' lain lhe Hanner class of the Meth­ ren at home; three daughters, Mrs. to know that Rev Roy and Opal We of lhe Legion need to tell morning, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Ward CHRIST. SCIENTIST odist church school for their meet­ Bethel Peake of Cloverdale. Mrs. Houghton, returned missionaries America that there can be no easy. Wood and children and Mr. and Subject for Sunday b "Sacra ­ ” ing on Tuesday evening. Jan. 13. Daisy Long of Cloverdale and Mrs. from Africa, will be al the East Bal­ path to victory. ' Mrs. Clifford Clinton in the eve- ment." Tlie usual pot luck supper will be Laura Wlbuida of Hastings; seven timore church for a service soon. It will be part of the task of our nlng. j served and reports of Christmas grandchildren; a sister. Mrs. Myrtle Watch for the date. older, more experienced men and Mrs. Mur Overamith returned to PRESBYTERIAN activities given. We are glad to say Mra. Samuel Hall, and a brother. Fred Wright, The Woman's MLwionary society women to give leadership and wis­ her work here at the Home Sunday both of Rnyal Oak The funeral was Geiger Is gaining. will hold n 130 o'clock deuert dom to younger Americans. Let us( evening. Emmanuel Guild will meet al lhe Mra. Bert Fancher attended the do it truthfully, calmly, 'honestly j meeting at the home of Mra. Clif­ parish house on Tuesday afternoon, held this Thursday morning al ten Millie McDonald ate New Year's funeral of her sister, Mra. Edith o'clock at the Leonard funeral and fearlessly. We are not of such J dinner with her daughter. Mrs. ford Dolan. 429 8. Park Street. Jan. 13. at three o'clock, followed Wilson at Ithaca Wednesday. soft stuff that we must have our Myron Reynolds, and family. Herl Thursday January 8. Mra. W. G. by a supper at 8:15 o'clock for home, with interment in the Cedar Mr. and Mra. Edward Rice and Creek cemetery. Bradford will conduct the devonews softened by censorship. members of the parish and friends. callers during the week were Mr. * Veta spent New Year's Day with and Mrs. Reynolds on WednesdayI! tionals and Mrs. Aben Johnson will Mtes Bernice Jansen will be lhe OBITUARY Mr. and Mra. Spelman Casey and the United Stales. There must be evening and'Dorothy Wolcott ana review the mUslon study book. speaker. A business session for the Mary A.. daughter of Oliver and \ family In the Hinds district. no occasion for panic, for inde­ Jessie election of vestrymen will be a fea­ Isabelle Atkins, was bom July 18,' ....... Keller. Sunday. *• U» «“»■]" Claud Hunt received the sad news cision. for’hysteria. There nUist be Mr. .nd M». Alton wood cited, >»■«' ""J'" •b”“ ““S ture’ of this (nesting also. Please 1873 in Rutland. Barry county. On of the death of his mother, Mra. a great deal of firmness, of courage, on their mother. Anne Wood. Erl- Throw11 Co’urf,*J °^M?, ?1U bring your dime bags on Tuesday. June 17, 1894 she was united in Fred Hunt of Alto Bunday. He went day preach on the theme, ‘ Unused Re­ of willingness to sacrifice Because at illness and weather marriage to James H. Knickerbock­ to Alto Immediately. Mra. Hunt and We art not going to shout Japan Callers on Mra. Emma Under­ er. To this union were bom four family attended lhe funeral Tues­ Federal Council of Churches conditions the installation of of­ Into submission. We are going to wood were her daughter. Mrs. Ford children, two sons and two daugh­ day. shoot her there. The die is cast. Asplnall. and husband Saturday Is asking Christians all over the ficers of the Maccabeo Tent Hive, ters. Myrtle having died in in­ has been postponed to tl*c regular Mr. and Mra. Duane Hunt visited There can be no turning back evening and another. daughter. United States to set apart one mln- meeting day. Thursday. Jan. 15. fancy. On January 1 she departed Mr. and Mrs Harry Reaser al Lake Facing the brutal realities of life, Mra. Fred Geiger and husband and the gathering to be held In the this life at her home in Rutland City over Sunday. we of American must go forward in son Freddie. Sunday evening. Mrs. a prayer time for thr United States. afternoon. Members please bear our strength, must pay the price, Underwood renpiuu about the same. Each individual Is to observe It this change of date In mind. and 1 day. She leaves to mourn DURFEE and win the victory, whatever the Rev and Mrs H. R Pfeiffer were Nellie Cook and children. Uene wherever he happens to be at that WORLD WAR 'VETERAN their lass herhusbsnd. two sons, and Bobby called on her mother. time. If nation-wide cooperation is Harry and William, one daughter, In Indiana Tuesday attending the given this movement It will mea_p SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS Velma Juratfer, Saturday evening. Mra. Flora Biddle, all of Hastings, funeral of a friend. much for our victory', our welfare Frank Bushong, aged 48. passed and four grandchildren. Rev. and Mrs John Sinclair gave; four a short .-.ervjpe of songs nnd Scrip- ( and our ultimate peace nephews, three nieces, and many The pastor will attend a meeting lilial In Detroit, where he was tak­ ture reading Sunday p m. which friends.. we nil enjoyed. Rev. Sinclair will of Lansing presbytery January 7, en Thursday. He had been in poon AND DID YOU* KNOW THAT— health a long time and had for­ hold a service the first Sunday of Next Sundoy will be Communion merly been a patient at the Marine Peeling an apple can reveal what each month hereafter. hospital. He was a veteran of the kind of a housewife you are, 'th Mr and Mrs Leon Pennock nnd Sunday. World war and was the commander said. If you peel It in one long strip, (Mra. Bertha Adams called on their BAPTIST NOTES of the Leo A. Miller Post No. 3328. father. Addison Pennock. Sunday This week Wednesday and Veterans of Foreign Wars, of till* you are able lo follow things evening through to conclusion and your dis­ Thursday nights, Jan. 7 and 8, Izonard Jaratfcr Is home on an MUs Minnie Schulman, a Jewish city. He was bom in Oltlo and en­ position 13 calm and smooth. If the listed in the army at Alma in May. parings are thin, you're stingy . . . eight day furlbugh. Missionary from Detroit, will speak 1918. serving with the 15lh Infantry If thick, you're wasteful. Ever brush your teeth with an at the church at 7:30. She will also Medical Corps overseas, receiving speak at lhe Ladles Missionary apple? Docs sound a Utile difficult, meeting lo be held al the home of his discharge at Camp Custer Ln doesn't it? But don't let it get you Mrs. F. Baas on W. Marsliali street July. 1919. Surviving are his wife. of countries down! Simply by eating apples will on Thursday lmu»a.y . Hclnuun al 2 „ afternoon 30. Dorothy; three sons. Frank. Jr . Ed­ In the folklore do the trick, according to ^nt ’ ward and Gordon; one daughter. throughout the world. To wit, this research. The apple pulp provides , t s Nellie May: his father, Lewis Bush- 1old Devonshire, rhyme: a desirable burnishing effect on EMMANUEL ong. of Mt. Pleasant; two brothers, . We are fighting enemies who ■ both gums ind teeth and the fruit EPISCOPAL CHURCH Harry and Harvsy. a stetar, Mrs. will stop at nothing. With our ! acuta of the apple stimulate the flow At the momtng prayer and rer- Bertha Roblsoc. all of ML Pleas­ ! of saliva essential in keeping the | mon. the feast of Epiphany will ant. and another sister, Mrs. MagAn apple from the Doctori Ap­ mouth clean. commemorate the visit of the Magi pa Zadrowakl of Detroit. Funeral :ples are frequently prescribed aa an dimes and dollars tor Defense? 1 > * to the Christ-child. Tha rector will Services Will bo bold at Leonard's Important part of the diet of fe­ ; For the lunch box. on a hike, at' preach on "Religions of Selfish- funeral homo this afternoon at two verish or invalid patients. Because lABTDTOe o'clock, lhe Rev. l. Wins ion Stone <of 1U high sugar content, Ute ap­ times, you'll find an apple among Annual meeting of Emmanuel, officiating Interment in Riverside ।ple affords an easily obtained source the best of foods. I Guild, Tuesday. Jan. 13 at 3 o'clock. cemetery. <of calories. ☆ * YOUR LEGION CARD ■ th* month at Legion Homa The card which you hold In the ”” ’ American Legion is a sacred fieri-( । In war during 1917**18. In peace lBgp. your inherent, right lo it* posagaln. we^have but’one °o* Jectiv*-’,eMk>n «hlev^1 whfn FO“ «- BASKETBALL! * * I 3 BIG GAMES 3 at HASTINGS Organizations WELCOME! To our new Juke Box-Club Room and help us pick a name for it. KIST DAIRY STORE MAKE SURE YOUR CAR IS MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. 1942-Everyday Low Prices-1^42 quart jar gQc SALAD DRESSING, MIRACLE WHIP g pound bag gjc COFFEE, THOMAS SPECIAL QUAKER FLOUR guaranteed bread . pastry 241 lb. bag WHEATGERM iM’-pure one pound box 25 21 lb. bag C. THOMAS STORES 14. Let Your Answer to Bombs Be BONDS �THE HASTINGS BAN NEB, THURSDAY. JANUARY I. 1M2 I PERSONAL MENTION Mre D.1U BaU> Kw». > Sre-'lNJOYlHO STAY AT mar tarel rrelbrol. la lha Ebaal ol f0»T LAUDIkDAU, FIA. I Pennock IIcapital (EVEN THE BEAN BUILDS MORALE --------Michigan's beans, produced by , Woodland township and Is enroute Jooeph McKnighta thl* week they Year's the millions of bags, are useful a* No accident* over to Calgary. Alberta, to make her write that lhe weather ha* been Mra. John Lord wa* tn Mlu Ardea Clum visited friends Creek Monday on buslneu in Lansing over lhe weekend. Mr. and Mra. Ray Wat Mrs. Nellie Garter returned Fri­ day from a visit.with her nieces at turned Monday from a trip to Chicago. I Mond., mqmlm «hn« «*> In-1 with ™L thalr Scottish friend*, the . <• J«« “» •• «■>-. Ihr .l.lr ol UfMoon Bulo Collev Keego Harbor. aeorpe Purdy al Oreen.llle wu dueuduilo lhe o.vy re.mrelrenk,. noeb hrepll.l end bre been enured (wnh urj,. ,h, „,M,. Mias Marjory Reesor of Woodland the guest of Mr. and Mr*. Tac Oles Tuesday he wa* sent lo lhe Great . , p. . Ev.nt|atjC]| ror a load n lhlf Banner First Baby al crown for top production of lhe over the w<stand. , i.--—— -• i_u.. „ . contest. __________ __ — ...« , tier Wednesday. A daughter wa* bom to Mr. and dent* of the »tate could use more J Great Lakes, Ill., where hl* brothvoy ot J6 frwn England to Mr. and Mr*. Paul King of KaiMr. Teal of Toledo, Ohio, is vis­ er, Dale Henry. U also In training HanjBX on the way acrou their Mr*. Charles Convfrae. Hastings.; of them 4n home diet*. iting hie son-in-law and daughter, Route 2 on Jan 3. a son to Mr. and Bean* rate high a* an inexpenI Mr. and Mra. P. J. Cusack of Ar-' boat had rescued all lhe crew ot Mr. and Mr*. Morris Barlow. and Mrs. Fred Barlow. Mra. Ralph DavU. 407 E. Grand. slve source of energy food. What's I ---- ----------------------------T. H. Boyd of Penton I*._ visitingUng ton Height*. Ill., and son Cadet a torpedoed boat that wa* carryDouglas Barnes returned Monday on Dec. 31. 1M1. and a son to Mr.: mort the bean contain* protein of to his studies at M 8. C. after his son-In-law and daughter. Mr. r. j. Cusack, student of Mannion ing a load of TJf.T. from Eng- and Mr* Royden D Yarger. 417 S. i fair nutritive value. The bean also and Mra. Walter Stanley------------------- Military College at Aurora. III., land to China, via the Panama spending his vacation at home. Dibble, on Jan. 3. are the other । rates high a* a source of the tmRichard Falrciuld of Detroit *perti, have relumed home having spent! Canal. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Smith of xi.ndau tu.ru with hi* naowru* Mr holidays with Mr. and Mr*. Mr. McKnight has a sister living babies bom at lhe hospital during. portant mineral Iron, lhe "morale Bunday here hl* parentr. Mr. Detroit were guest* of Hastings t building” vitamin Bl. Frank Roger* of near Dowling, and in Vancouver. B. C. She writes the past week and Mra. F. L. Fairchild. relatives on Saturday and Sunday Mrs. Claude Haney. Lake Odessa. ■ In explaining plan* for low-cost Mr and Mrs. Wm. Schader. Jr., ot them that they have tiad blackMis* Anna Maa Hamilton of InMiss Grace Relckord spent from1 diana was Use guest of Ml*a Hasel- Hastlnirs. °ut» for sometime. So far Fl . i» 'Improving following an accident but adequate diet*, the bureau of when hit by a car as she wa* home economic* of the United Wednesday until Sunday in De-:j mne Mannl for New Year's. Christmas guest* of Mr. and Lauderdale had not had any but State - Department Agriculture troit, the guest of Roy D. Thayer,; ----- -- ------ - “of * preparation* are being made standing on a Mdewalk recenUy. ■ date Beach ot Detroit visited Mra James Endsley were Mr. and Medical patient* are Carl Cook. I suggest* increased use of beans. frpm Sunday Uli Wednesday with Mrs Bert Hundennan of Grand i *«xi trial blackout* were expected Rapids, Mr. and Mr*. Leo Olrpstead । *,l*r the Holiday* Like most Logan. W Va . and Harley Town*. Along with dry peas or peanuts ths Will Oil* of Rutland has come Jo- his mother. Mrs. Mary Beach. arrangement* are beans can appear In the diet sevspend lhe winter with his daughter, Mrs. F. E Adair visited from .rd bov. of Flint and Mr. and Mrs | Woodland. . and son-in-law, Mr. ,and Mrs. Fred 1 Wednesday Uli Saturday wllh Mr Ray Holcbklu and >■> ol OAroU. Mlw mute lor home Men* re- ™r tadJord. Mr Hume, u raw Barlo^'. x and Mrs. H L. Steiger of Lansing. Mr and Mra HolehkU. and , . .rw.nrHno th* warden for their block and Mr. R. J. Btiyder i* a patient at Uni-; Mrs David French left Wedne*- turned home after pending llw Mcknight MpKnl,ht i* u hi* hla assistant. . Mr* W verslty hmjrttal, Ann Arbor, where d»y evening fnr Loa Angele^ Cal. past two weak* with their parent*. Allen McDonald. Hastings. call lor one type of bean, usually he la receiving treatment tor lead!for “ vl*11 w,,,> Mrs. R. T. French, Mr. and Mr*. James Endsley. knight were happy tn anticipating Route 4. poisoning. I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrick were Mrs Harold Dooltng. 614Roose­ almost any other variety may be waiiu MUNorr the krrival at their home, of Mrs | substituted Mr. and Mr*. Robert Wldrig and >n Detroit Saturday. Mr*. Levancha HALi.h-rr.ssutA .Howard Tredinnick of Hastings. velt Ave.Walkertion. Ind. who un*on. George, of ot 'Charlotte were were 1 Merrick returning wllh them for the, A n quiet and pretty wedding ---------- b „ son. oc- . who wll] |helJ. Ior ||iw d-rwrnt a minor operation. Is con-1 Rules for successful bean cook­ ! cured at high noon on Christmas valescing. II ery are simple, say the home ecoguests of Mr. and Mr*. V. D. Wld-, winter. • Have you noticed the various io-1; r.cmhls. nornisu. They are: Soak bean* be­ ng Sunday | m1a* Jonnie Coscarelli had as her Day at the home of Mr* Venus you cook them—overflight or cnUtles from which the above pa- fore **" Mias Erma Reber of Hudsonville «ue*t over New Year's weekend, her Pennock and Mrs. Carrie Gardner PERKY—SINCLAIR was lhe gurat of Mr. and Mrs Rus- cousin. Miss Angela Diontee of of Nashville when their daughter tients are registered? Pennock hoss.­ at least 5 or fl hours. To gel the In the Congregational church j<t and granddaughter. Mis* Made­ Outgo the nuptial.cites were read'at pital Ls gaining a wide reputation, most food value from bean*, use sell Kantner from Monday till Muskegon. the water in which they are soaked Wednesday Mi .... and Mr*. Carol Burch and line Eloise Pennock, became the judging from the records. ..ruur-iuaj of u> last week j to cock them. Use soft water if Mr. .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weinert and daughter of Lowell were dinner bride of Benjamin Douglas Walls high noon on Wednesday. Dec. 31. you can. because hard water family of Butte. Mont, were vis- guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Benr formerly of Old Saybrook. Con­ uniting U> marriage Miss Cay Sin­ I toughens the bean akin*. Never nett necticut. but now of Morgan Rev. clair. daughter of Leroy Sinclair Hors at the home ot Mr. and Mrs " ’** Saturday evening. »•’••• ! use soda to cook bean*. This de­ Mr und Mrs Bed Sparks were• J. Clyde Flewelling of Corunna. and the late Mrs. Sinclair of Ot- . V. D. Wldrig New Year's week. former pastor pastor of or the me hsmvuk , »*«<»• “nd L>nn «on of Dr ACUVlUCS stroys the valuable vitamin BL : former Nashville guests of Mr. and Mrs, Max Eek Kenneth Laberteaux was in Ann Church of the Naxarene. readths lhe . “nd __ Burton A. Perry of Hast t ■“ Cook beans slowly. On top of the t Arbor part of the past week for and Miss Ellen Eck at Thomapple\ Church ut the NeSiww. stove, simmer instead of boiling, ceremony In tile presence of the tln»s The single ring service was Wahanka Camp Fire Group examination al the University hos­ lake on New Year* Day. read by the Rev. P. L. Graham in hv ,h" R'» p ' nr.iwm m t Tne .,- Wahanxa ur.h.ntf. n.m., Camp Fire group For baked beans, use a slow oven Mrs. Ben Merrick, who wa*i Immediate relative* and a few pital for an Injury to hi* back. held their regular Mon- (around meeting 250 degrees F.) Watch • Mr*. John Purchis — of the -presence ot one hundred called to D Cool of ot Baltimore. Baltimore, Md.. mo., vauvu tu St. Petersburg. Fla., twoi friends Leon D. day night at the home of their them carefully as they cook and former Hasting* Hastlnc* resident visited visited wee** week* ago the worn illness of her si*-1 Charlotte, former music Instructor guest*, a former ago by me former Hasting* resident, rearaens. „„ of the Preceding keep adding more liquid. (of the bride, bride, presided presided at at the the piano piano - the service. MIm Audrn guardian. Mrs Hine friend* und relative* here and in ter, returned on Monday. Scribe Betty Lou Martin season beans with something Freeport several days last week Mr and Mr*. Henry Weaver were playing softly "I Love You Truly" 1 Densmore of Hastings rendered a [ salty, sour, fresh, crisp, or bright .e... Guest* of MLises Ruth and Lelah | of Mr and Mra William during the service. Mr. and Mr* program of organ music, also the ! and spicy. Beans are bland and Farr durliut the holiday vacation Harrison of Grand Rapids for New Russell Smith were their attend- traditional wedding marches as the BLOOD PLASMA HAS they combine well with crisp bacon, ante and they took their places processional and rece**lonal. VITAL PART IN DEFENSE were Miss Ruth Furr. Norman Dale j Year's Eve and New Year's Day Wh“eu.’satin White tt,n formed ,0/nLe? the brides ”rl^' Quick to lo sense sense the tlie vital vital part of ot ham knuckle, salt pork, chili, a dash and Bud Farr .of Grand Rapids I Mrs Roy Douglass, who tegches, before a beautifully decorated and 1 "r-JT'.t'Lu' nwn whUh wax fnahlnnMt In nrln. blood d0Mll0IW *” national defense. of lemon juice, onion, tomatoes. Miss Genie Hill of Middleville at Banflcld. is staying with Mrs lighted Christmas tree. cess, style with long •sleeves and Die bride wore a navy blue silk e».« * v. w M.VM Bn , na pi||rjoljc citums have thronged the. is in the city for an Indefinite | Gene Sweet of that place during lhe. ’ dre-s* trimmed with metallic and full train Her train length veil Red Cross blood donor centers ribbon c.rrM > bouquet ol eu M»ed «IU, l.ee .ndI Ml Iron, .since Japan, bombed the United the latter'a home on W. Green St. tlon*. Tlie room were lhe ,, coronet ol reed pe.rU Little Un0„lcl,b Mr und Mrs. K. F. Bott urn were; Mu* Grace Edmonds returned —•'."Th J ------ ------------ *"J"^--------- J-' In Kalamazoo Tuesday to attend last week from Detroit where she “W'"8 “l,or,n of thc Unlled Je*"n^d _To^yh^'“* state, | Michigan's extension service in .. man were veil bearers. The bride's lhe funeral of James Foley, a sales- hud been the guest of Mr and Mrs. 8 a * Enrollment* have trebled and ’ agriculture and home economic* A combination Christmas and arm bouquet was calla UUea. man for the Upjohn Co. for many Edwin Pate during part of her vaquadrupled. By January the cen-, witnessed an increase in activities wedding dinner wa* served follow-• sister • • Miss — Phyllis---------Sinclair, of• the- ten. in all of thy metropolitan Red years: cation. 1 out In the state to such an extent Mr*. Ben Merrick returned Sun-1 Mr und Mrs Robert Jessen and ing the ceremony with covers laid bride, wa* maid of honor and wore Cross chapters taking port in the' in 1941 that nearly two million per! for the honored guests, Mr. and a floor length pink taffeta dress day from St. Petersburg. Pla.7 Where I children have returned to their donor program will be in full1 I -—n attended extension service , Mrs Benjamin D. Walls. Rev. and made like the bride's. Her flowers blood , she was called about three weeks I home In Chicago after spending the swing. With the help of cooperat ­ meeting* conducted by county agri­ Mrs. J. Clyde Flewelling and were carnations, chrysanthemum* ,, Mr. nnd Clarence ago to assist In the care of her holidays with “ ------■* Mrs. -----------agents or subject matter daughter Kathryn Rae of Corunna. and sweet ...... ing chapters, surrounding territory' pea*. Mrs. Lyman Crawford. sister. That figure does not and Mrs. John Purchis of Char- Thompson, as matron of honor. 1* being covered by mobile unit*• specialists Mr* W R. Cook. Mrs David। Mr Wyman Clagell relumed to hlv lottc. Mr. InSte Mrs. M.hle Mabie W.M. Walls rinltmun Coltman. WM dreMed ln plnk taffeta made carrying equipment and medical1 Include visitors on lhe campus at staffs. ministerial college in Wewterllnd. French. Mrs. R. G. Finnle and Mr*. mother of the groom. Mrs. Carrie 1 East Lnnslng. floor length and her bouquet wus Begun a few mcntlui ago at.the: Ohio, after spending his two weeks Richard Cook were guests of Mr*. Gardner, Mr* Venus Pennock and ‘ According to R. J. Baldwin, dir­ similar to Mts* Sinclair's. Lyman request of the Surgeons General ot vncuUon with hl* parents. Mr. and Cliff ord Bi ulna rd of Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith left ector of the extension service Thompson of Otsego was best man on TueAday. Mrs. Wm. Clagell. near HaxUng* after the ceremony to join their and Bud Sinclair, brother of the the army und navy ar. u prepared- heBded up Bl Michigan Btate Col­ J«k .nd J.m« Jones returned ,family group .. „„ „„„„ ne..x measure, the Blood Donor IeitP the Btaff of nearly 200 per­ Mr. and Mr*. Carl E. Burgtorf at the home of Mr. cf Newbury. N. H.. were guest* of nn Saturday to IMlr home In l>- „,a M„ Fn,nk SmUh 0, vrnannt.. bride, and Wellesley Ironside ot Service is now meeting an urgent I sons alhO worked with a record ' Hastings were ushers. trolt after visiting ttheir ..grand- vlUe war need. Tlie laboratories equip- | number of more than 68.000 4-H Mr and Mr*. Freeman Furrow on troit i The groom's mother, Mrs. B. A. .... j »* — n.... Th(i brjdg H la]c|Jlied mus ician ped to procCM. Wood donations in-. c;ub ppy, Bnd ttr|, Bnd had 30,000 New Year's Day Mr. Burgtorf wa! parents, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Jones, (ftrrr. war. » colors , and has been in a few recitals in i x to dry plasma will operate lo their ryyai women enrolled In home ecoformerly employed al the Yankee for over a week 1, corjwe or ,«rtail»X£,p,al).. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker, lhe Nashville W. K Kellogg high c.*.pcci‘.y. । nomics project*, with thousand! of Spring* project. tor her son* wedding. ---------- u —u Japan's bombs fell on a Pearl 0(ber indirectly receiving informa-, Mr. and Mn. Kim Sigler and who have been vuJting tlielr son. school auditorium Th. "TAT.... nvn. -n-i Fallowing lhe ceremony, a recep- Harbor whose hospital and cap- , tton Jr,. --in Washington. • m&ns Madelyn MUs niNut iM1 Sigler left Sunday Charles. --- - D. C..he Moroan eeneral .tore. He V'VJ. ’ J*' ’ Sdtag^cake ’ ‘ ‘ al ! ‘ ^ ps * cre su < ’ pllrd W1U ’ Ufc * i “one phase of the 1941 extensiop for Ft. Lauderdale. Fla , where Mrs. I will return this week to their home the Morgan general store. He saving Wood lovely tiered uidaing caxi. savlnn mood plasma nlasmn. Further sup-1 sun- I p^^jJTbegan ln*Aprii. a„ .nr<i ‘ 'iaUonal sx.Hnn.1 Sigler and daughter will spend the in Middleville. served ills country in training for a flanked with tali tapers, centering winter. Mr. Sigler returning in Mr. and Mrs. Otto Isenhath were seven months In the United States . plies were on hand in Manila for' need4 ln defense food materials about two weeks. In Kalamazoo Monday night lo Army al Camp Livingston near 1 the bride’s table. armed forced In lhe Philippines broughf c*!], far greater produoWhen Mr and Mrs. Perry left The army has rushed thousands tlon Mr. Robert Conley of Bellaire is | meet their son. John Isentuith. who Alexandria. La. Wllh the added stimulation „ additional units to „„ w„. I ol B(trBCyve prices, the extension • staying with Mr and Mrs. Glenn returned from a visit of ten daysMr >nd Mrg Walu wW at ! ror » row days’ stay In ClUcago. sire of the west CQast for for distribution dutributlon in In lhe Pacific ^rvice staff participated In obtainMiller of East Mill St. while acting with friends in St. Louis. Mo. । home to their many friends al both wore u brown and green wool en- coast lhe Pacific area us song leader al the revival meetMr and Mrs. Gordon Mannl Carrie Gardner residence and semble with brown accessories as area. ... ing IheAe Michigan increases h» her traveling costume. Ing* In progress fit the Wesleyaif and family returned last Wednes- thPMorgan general store where Chapters In all part* of the • Droducllon: They are residing temporarily in country «rr bcselged with Inquiries Methodist church; day to their home In Toronto. Ont. both will be very busily employed. , Helped farmers to aee lhe wi*- ’ >»y>u« va hiici visiting »>»>«■• — ••• — — ■ — C-• They to leave on•-a honeyO,beao where »v mwu _. 0 Mr. and MraJL. u. D Taylor of'after Mr and Mra. 7*-—expect ---------------------------------, irom from wwuu-uc would-be uuuv>«. donors. To them< it! do dom ol< planting puming aa record record acres acreage' — k...U -____ I few days lhe ‘ Mannl during lhe holiday vacation, moon trip to visit relallvM and; Payment. Mr. Perry is connected .hOuld be n.i.I.ln.H explained (Hui that i.rfu-nrp. procure-'I _ .____ 750000 acres of. ..... navy .beans. th« hnwrrr r«r •>»«. _ ' . "increase . — cent _. latter part of the week at lhe home'1. tmniam William cruwfarrt Crawford ha* has returned to rH-nd. friends at rvm Old Saybrook. Essex. | with **th the l1'* personnel department deh*rtRlfnl of; of ment of i.innK blood must for the n.*.mr present! of. 8 "per Co. in Hastings. of ISCV. Rev. M1IU and Mrs. J. •». R. Chriapell ! Evanston. 111., to resume hR studies Bnd other pointe of interest soon. 'the lh^ EE- W. W- Bliss Bto> C0 «•*“•»«»• be limited lo area.* within twelve lhc annual MlchtgBn production OI „*i». u. and attended the — ——•----------------- LA,T n? nnd *'“<«•” distance of the of ncar) flve bUUon pound, of and attended the revive revivifl at at the the;(at Northwestern University, after his MOORE-I MOORE-PFEIFFER at the were Dr. undI und Mrs. Mrs . juborntorie* spending the holidays with hl* FE1FFLR al lhc Wedding wire laoortltories supplied suppucu with wiui the ei>c elab emu-­ Wesleyan Methodist church tiw The, marriage nf of Lois A. Pfeiffer., B. B A. A Perry. Perry. Mr*. Robert Martin orate .■■■inwaan, Mr*. John Ketcham and daugh­ parents Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Craw— equipment used i.« tn nw processing 1 j ' An |ncreftse Of several per cent. daughter of Rev. and Mra. H. R. I nnd Mr “ l)d Mrs. Rex Perry of ter Mary returned from Marsh­ lord. the liquid content of the blood, । ln lh(, nurnt>er of chickens hatched Mr*. Harold Sheffield returned aPfeiffer aqjMacia of va . route IVU-C 4. •», Hastings, muatuiga, and laaiu |I -------- — Mr - --“nc- L_.M™ . . or plasma, into dried powder form. tor fall egg production. field. Mo. on Saturday. Dec. 27. y !i accompanied by Miss Hattk* Ham­ Tuesday to her iwme in Detroit John Moore. Jr,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry and son. Burton, of Midland; jtefrjgerated from the moment it 4. Some increase in canning; John Moore. Sr., abo of Route 4. Anne Perry of Kalamazoo, and | ^cyred frorn the donor, each ilton of that city, a friend of Mrs. crops of vegetables. Mood muv. reach, the . lab- । 5. Some Increase in the number J Ketcham's of many years stand­ home of Dr. F O. Sheffield. The was solemnized at 4:30 o'clock on Mr and Mrs James Stanlake of । •pJnl - - -- ---------------------- _a.a.._ —•— hour of {arm gBrdens. ing who will spend lhe winter with latter has been entered as a patient December 24. at the home of the Lansing. oratory within ,u.. this .twelve her Mou Ketcham's twin nieces. at the Jarstfer Convalescent home. bride’s parents. Rev. Pfeiffer, fath•• • ' limit. g Rome increase irr pork pro-! Lucinda and Linda Lou Shelton, Dr R. B Harkness returned on er of the bride, and pastor of the PLANE WAS UNABLE TO j This explain* why tlie 200.000, ducuon with an added increase In’I BLCAU8E OI STORM alao relumed with her for an in­ Friday from Boston, Maks., where Baltimore United Brethren church. LAND „ ., „ ,, . , . . i donor* required in the present, youn_ to make more pork in he spent the holiday* with Mrs. performed the ceremony, using the Dana , definite stay. E_.._ McNally, who Lis connected z:." , project to supply dried plasma । ..u .u... Co. found-iilhe amv nnd navy Hr(. , ■ Mr. and Mrs Claude Kantner Harkness and their son-in-law and single ring service. The members with lhe » E- »r W nl Bliss and three children returned Fri­ daughter. Mr and Mrs. Robert of the Immediate families were lhe necessary to go to New York City drawn from file metropolitan areas "80 you complain of finding sand day to their home in Baton Rouge. Love. Mrs. Harkness will return only witnesses. over the weekend and decided to of Baltimore. Boston. Buffalo. tn your soup?” La. after a visit of len day with later. i The wedding party stood In an come home by plane to Grand Rap- Cincinnati. Cleveland. Indianapolis.; Mr. and Mrs. RuMeli Kantner and sunday Mrs. Bessie archway that was lined with red ids. Hie plane should have landed New York. Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. | Sunday guests gueal* ofof Mrs. •Did you join lhe Army to aenre other relatives here and In Wood­ Palmatler were Mr,and Mrs. Er- ceq/r. Two blue spruce trees at st the Grand Rapids airport Mon- and Rochester In the eastern area; ..our country. or complain about the land. Mis* Jean Keller of Grand ncst Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. either side of the opening, and the day night, but did not arrive until Chicago. Detroit. Milwaukee und St., joyp?" Rapids, a'student at lhe University Karl Palmatler and children of red cedar, were lighted with blue Tuesday morning. When it did get LouLs in lhe mld-westem area: Los! "To serve mv country, — sir—— • •to ­ not of Louisiana, accompanied the Kalamazoo and Mr*. Ed. W'ood- lights. Lohengrin* Wedding March! there, the pilot was unable to make Angeles and San Francisco In the CBl .st it."~ Kantner family to Baton Rouge, man and son. Thornton, of Yankee vas played as a processional. |» landing, after circling the field Pacific area. An active blood don-,______________________________ _ spending Thursday night here. - ?*|or center Ls also operating In | ■ L'prings | The bride wore a street lengtlj several limes, because of tty: sc1 Mrs. Ella Wolfe and Mr and Mrs. gown Of KjUUer blue crepe, prince® vere storm sd wa* ordered to n fly>' Washington ullWE . lhe direction v. under of ,i ' C F. Finstrom vlilted Lawrence atyie, ana her joraage was of pink I back to Lansing toland, which he the District of Columbia cHkpter. Wolfe and Mr and Mrs. Roy Fin- chrysanthemums and babies'- did. Prom there the passenger* had Donations procured there arc pro-1 strom at Flint on New Year's Day. breath. Miss Jean Dickerson.' to take taxi* to Grand Rapid*, their crsrfi_ljAo liquid plasma tor use' The orchestra closed it* engage- bridesmaid, wore a dress of light, destination In thr meantime Mrs ln army and navy hospitals — „ -- ----------------------------------------’.7 r=* i ------ment .u there on Saturday .nd and on on ----------rose and her corsage was the same'^=."=* McNally WM waiting for her hus- throughout tlu: country, The Most Beautiful avenlne at nnened ax tlie hrlde'x ' band Kan<4 at nl the thr airport t Monday evening opened the asatHiethe bride's. and wa* greatheightened interest ot the STEAM HEAT .... -e..^ in South .U n —N vInd. nA , Robert Ben Brooks was best man. ly relieved when he arrived safely. । public in volunteering as blood Udo club Bend. Spectacle in America HOT A COLD WATER Mrs. Pfeiffer, mother of the | donor* was shown in the report of | ------- „ C. Ketcham New Year* Day were McKIBBIN-BEADLL Mry Arthur R. Miller, director of i bride, chose a light blue dre*s for SHOWER BATH Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Houston. her daughter's wedding and the Mr. and Mrs Lyle Beadle of 1141 the Red Cross Blood Donor Serv-. and lhe most practical. Ear RobT. Jr.. John and Catherine of groom's mother chose dusky blue So . Jefferaon St announce the mar- Ice of- the — ■ 1 Pittsburgh Chapter. temples are not screwed Dearborn; Mr. and Mrs. John C. Each wore a corsage of white chrys­ 'lage of their daughter. Lorraine, ■ We have been swamped with t to lhe lenses. The "lens Ketcham. Anne. Celia and John anthemums. lo -----------------------------------------------Ronald McKibbin. son of Mr. and volunteers." she said, "and most ot .„ arm” give* streamlined Tyden of Grand Rapid* and Mr. For their wedding trip through i Mr*. Wm. McKibbin ot Ml W Blate them leave our center after donat­ and Mra. E. C. Sackrider. Charles southern Michigan, the bride wore St., at b:30 P M on New Year's ing blood wllh hopes that they will beauty, style, comfort and Frederick and David ot East L*n- a dark blue suit with a pin stripe | Day. Rev Floyd Nagel performed be able to donate another pint in by eliminating frame I alng. I Mr and Mr*. Moore are at home I Uie single ring ceremony at the a month or two." strain* prevents breakage. [on the Mrs. Sarah Ickes farm on I U. B. parsonage in Sunfield in the The Detroit chapter reported a Come’ in and try the Nu. Route 4. Hasting*. (presence of the immediate families Mount i Guest* from away at the wedding Die bride wore a street length B60 weekly. In St. Louis, the Red; were Mr. and Mr*. Waller Gorallne; dress of blue crepe with black ac- Cross chapter inaugurated a blood i See "Doc" Newton, regis­ tslster of the bridei and daughter j cessorle* and carried a bouquet of donor aonor program |>r0l{n,m after MIirrWB , Wtta .,. war was uc detered Optometrist, and see Marilyn of FUlU>n._ white rosebuds and pink snapdragcl||rKl an(1 reported a rapacity Ions. belter. GERMAN XSrUGLL “m, .,ul Ur... McKibbin •« b«h SSuJLS.f’pST’ * i Mr and Mrs. McKibbin are both Achieve that well groomed look with STUDIES AT WMC stwAu.Imm nf Mastinn hteh school I 'graduates of Hasting* high professional hair-styling. Through SIGHT TEST FREE. . Tha.. will >a.Ma tn Dili In r*rao»lr Tlie maid j They will reside In Battle Creek The new had worked on the ' In last week's Allegan News ap­ shampoo and skillful wave sets. peared a picture of Miss Cynlheal where the gloom is employed at continent, and consequently fell < Abo, glasses adjusted free. ir ----- •• -a — herself cut -u_above the other ser- Ij Reed and a elaaamate. Miss Mari­ the Duplex Printing Company. anne Julius, a refugee from Ger­ vanta One day she was telling some All kinds of MACI1INELEKH —................................ “ ««P many. both sludenta at Western PLANS TO ENLIST of her experiences SPECTACLE REPAIRING Michigan College in Kalamanxi IN ARMY AIR CORPS "How do the foreign dishes com- i MAKE Reasonably Priced MUs Julius 1* preparing lo be a Word from Mr. and Mrs. J M pare with English ones?" asked the I Shampoo A |“C< APPOINTMENTS nursery school or kindergarten Townsend of Bay City slate* that cook Finger Wav* WW "Oh." replied the maid alnly.l teacher, her education being spon­ their son. David Townsend, was ~ EAKLY CEOKCE M. NEWTON sored by tlie St Luke* Episcopal iiome for Christmas from Loa An­ •they break just the same." ' church of Kalamazoo and llw Epis- gele*. where lie I* attending college, The pioneer statesmen were men • copal Woman'* Auxiliary of New- returning on New Year's Day. He Bank Bids-. Hastihri । ark. N. J. Mtag Reed, the daughter will finish his setnesters work there ot courage They couldn't wait lo, j of Mr. and Mrs B. R. Hoed, is a and then plsuu. lo enlist iu the see how a national poll was coming :oul before taking a stand. army flying corp*. , freshman at WMC. i*‘" ;Mt”’ ALL WOOL Just whot tha th«M cold doyi .50 - Q.50 MACKINAWS iu 1 for the older fellow 5.5O-6.5O-g.5O FINGER TIP COATS for young men. Sizes 14-40 Camp Fire Extension Service Aids 1941 Production BALL BAND FOOTWEAR for snowy weather—-Low and High Rubbers, Arctics. Felt Shoes. Heavy Wool Socks. If it's for men or boys they hove it at Phone 2396 BAIRD’S Hasliags WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUM THENU-MOUNT ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Smooth Silhouette Is "Tope" for '42! PERMANENTS ( Bakery Specials DOUBLE DIP CARAMEL CAKE 35c Here is a genuine home-style Caramel Cake with a delicious creamy filling and topped with peaks of fluffy marshmallow ond buttery caramel icing. You'll like its delicious homemade flavor. Trytone. today! BANGHART BAKERY A/inta fiaty garments Naturally you want your baby to have the best possible start in life. Thot is why you will choose Vanta Baby Garments for him. Doctors and nurses recommend Vanta Garments os best and safest — because Vania Garment* are scientifically designed with the features recommended by leading baby specialist*. the only garments available in lhe remarkable fabrlee, Vantalin and Siivallntng. because Vanta Garments arc made without pins or button* ture o complete department for Baby. jump fro ALL WINTER HATS REDUCED To Char. Rofulody priced. $2.00 to $5.t5 SPECIAL SJ.OO to $2 50 ?2-50 30 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP GOOD StLICTION at Slyln •xd Mwi. ----------------------------------------- Bonnet & Gown 104 East State Stroot < �r, ItNUARY 8. HIS ie Heelings Banner hihlUkU mr; TkwtOty el Hailing*. MUkig**. [CLASSI Fl ED WANT ADSl The Churches Sheldon Agency All Kindi of Inanrance Surety Bondi Pkoae >1*S Hasting* tt Swanson Agency Auto Ufa Fire Tornado Cards of Thanks You are always near a State 1 DOUD CORNERS i COATS GROVE Experiments lei ting lhe compara­ 1 Mr and Mr*. Jack Langworthy of I The L. A. 8. meet* th!* week tive value of strap jaw tag*, nar­ 1 Battle Creek visited Daisy Bergman I Thursday at the church with dln- row circular tags. «*■> co*er- uW*f There jaw and button type lags for mark­ 1 Clemente and daughter Freda on 1 will be Red Cross sewing and knlt- ing tiah are now underway at or Friday and Sunday: Paul Waters | Ung and election of Officer*. In near Waienmeet fish hatchery. and friend of Kalamazoo and Mrs.. the forenoon lhe annual church r ' ' Roy Hamllngton ot Battle Creek meeting will be held. Mr<. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy HandingRev. Dodge of Woodland also Mr.. ton on Friday evening. H. Woodman, local, called on Xen‘ ’ I Will lauch of Charlotte visited j dull Coats last Wednesday after­ P. M. IhU daughter. Mr*. Houghuling, noon. Kendall U somewhat on the Jan -. ।la*1 week. 1 gain now and we hope for a speedy' ' " > Margaret Hotightaling visited In! recovery. N tv* Battle Creek last week. 1 We were sorry to hear that our' “■““’.f My. and Mrs. Robert McMunnU old friend Mrs Flora Wood, moth­ ’ entertained their son and family of j er of Mr* Wm. Bayne, and with Battle Creek on New Year's. wlnxn she stay*, fell last Saturday | Ethel Ann Shrelber of Hasting* morning and broke tier hip. She I visited her grandparent*. Mr. and u 93 year* old and the chance* arc. mtvI«* , Mr. will Gurd over the weekend, not vtry good for her recovery. । <»***! । Mr #n(J A|j}ert Of DqW. pearl Dymond has visited ' i*g *i,llng caned on Daisy Bergman and her mother. Mrs. Arch. Graves, aev-i Mrs. Waters but week. era) times past week as she Is , ’ Fred Peake has been home from III with a throat Infection i training. vLsillng his mother. Mr*. The D- G T. O. club will meet Ernest Peake. next week Wednesday with-Mr. Mr and Mra Vern Moore and. Bessie Woodman Mrs Alice Cha-e jRmnaoM nun v. r. church j Wednesday: Mr. and Mr*. Tmnlner served by-Club No. 3. AUCTION SALES Liat Year Sale With tiprnini HENRY FLANNERY PRONE 1)71 Ij — u Daisy tv..™ ------------—I pioyd Clum and family of Coal, and Bergman-----Wednesday । Grove spent New Years’ day at ' afternoon. 'I COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 1 Herman Hauer's. , Mrs. George Meyers of Hastings I visited her sister. Mrs. James BragI don New Year's. Mr and Mr*. Dennis Yarger nnd K rand-on Gary Yarger were Hun■ ale | day dinner guests ot Mr and Mr* *••»«»» L o Cole. . । Eva Rodcbaugh spent New Year’s " day with her sister. Mr*. Elmei •aaru Robinson of Hasting). 1 I>'' Miss Alice Fpley returned to het *4*as school work in Clncuutatl. Ohio, ot i4 2i Saturday. • 7f 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fr«d Ballmi of 7«l n> Wayne were callers al James Brag don's Friday evening. «>.<•. Mu belle Hauer left Monday fo **1"'.' East Lansing to attend a short course at Michigan Stale collegi ♦ »•' Don’t forget the county wld. * i s's mectlnP at 1:30 Jan- *• Bl l*v 4i as court house In Hasting* to mak.Ians for the modernization of rural schools DR. L J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Haatlngs Aboe* Miller let Crtas Blot' Phone 2703 tt. ■ 111 *<i.*l>C' ’ksl ashville. i ‘Hutl? *«i Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnisked and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces. ECON-O-COAL stokers Sheet Metal Work Eavestrooghing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. Slate Covey of Hastings vLiited Lynden Miss Ruth Woodman returned to Norm Wednesday evening. her school work at the U of M on Richard Chaffee and family of Sunday afternoon utter being home I Hastings visited Lynden Norris’s for tw<^ weeks i and Nelson Norris on Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Demand, Mrs BcahIi■ Hex Weyerman spent his vaca- I Woodman and daughter Ruth caliitlon With his parent*. John Weyer- I ed on Mr*. Flora Wood last Wed• man and family and her parent* of1 nesdny afternoon. | "S“niLh visited MA.’'Walers BARBERS CORNERS Phone 2J31 d FIRRT METHODIST CHURCH Wlnaton alan. Faatar .ll«(' ..n M 43 K'l-n-arwi «trl for Call in prrwn. K>rd < JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 2519 Natl Bank Bldg. WK HUY < Illi KF.Sr> «‘»nt»r. seoe. no*rr> an.! rapro—«>r iu* onr rereM b.rra'rm-nt Mr. E f Wtrai Ja«k W*n.rr. <"*ll>rrln» W»|»rr Call WARTED TO BUT ra-Mn*. or ro Uar rUBB AND HIDES CARD OF THANKS 1 e.rnin*' all*r n a Il . UAW Fl’UU - - fin full »*ta« r..r >uur I Hoorr-. <o*--r —I*-. ( ; ni. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer fur STILES WAREHOUSE and CLEARANCE yards, phone 2581, or call 490 wiv eumpleiola "Ii.h >n« .11. . CLEARANCE—Wool Rugs — 5 asst patterns—M0 44 value at nensalional low price of 832 88 6 au't j patterns—$48 00 value clearing at $37.88. PIANO TUNING Call E. T. WOOD Abo a complete line of Myers Elec­ tric Ihimp* Installed and serviced. John Wilkes, Route 3. Phone 7W-F5. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED cheerfully given. Dslee Hastings, Mich. Electrical Wiring Prompt Service and Reliable DEFOREST SNYDER, SR. J, Hastings Phone 714—F For your old Scrap Iron, Radiotort, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Mkhlgsn Avenue Mat 2837 Hasting* L/UutuIlldC? Truss Fitting by tn tl EXPERIENCED FITTER I) LY BARKER’S E| Kartlags Phone 1119 |jt|| 5622954^99514 CAR LOAD ROCK WOOL JUST RECV'D! 3 in. Waterproof Bali 3 PC. Maple Bedroom suite. Ches’, j and vanity have solid oak in-!1 teriora. Center glide drawer con-1 atruction. Dust proof. 8100 00 value for $92 88 Bench 85 44. 1 mediate Delivery 3 PC. Modem Walnut veneer bed-i -,-i u room suite, bed. chest, vanity with;»« «•" large plate glass mirror. Clear- ■ “ once price $67.68 Montgomery Ward , HASTINGS ONLY TWO left for Clearance405 coll mattre&s. Prop-R-Posture construction. Premier wire coil unit. Si-Latex insulating you RENT—Haute la Ike rounlrr. no < ‘•>K HAl.K—l.ory an«i graau anamalril puds over colb. Latex foam eltctrxlti. Call 7 al—FI3. Mra < range In r<-o4 rondit'an Alao O. 1. <' flakes in center section between 1 Hammond Mock ko»' »«t. ISO-lo 3'HJ lha . all* layers of felted cotton upholstery. $30 00 value going at $32 88 LEARANCE Size 34x45. CASH ARCHIE TOBIAS r»i Ho*. i,«ih in gix>4 shape. SEVERAL floor sample metal beds Utah*, I.,!,, Ode... IS |6B5 to M95 va|uf_Mle AUCTIONEER DEWEY REED NOTICE to FARMERS FIVE PIECE Oak and Chrome I‘'"'t. Dinette Set—table oyster white | rhurti enamel. Chrome chairs with red " ' fabricold seats Und backs. Rcgu-. lar $34 95—Sale $27 88. List year Auction Sales with Estimstei .......................................................... m The strength and the happiness t>k.i ot a man consists in finding out the flT way in which God is going, and go- I am buying all kind* of hide*, In8 ln 01,1 wa> • —Henry Ward sheep pell* and deer *kln«. Also j Beecher. buying butcher hide*. 1( LARGE quantity remnants of Arm­ .. strong and Wardoleum hard sur!'• face floor covering—many room! sizes—tiles, florals and hooks Selling 1-3 off. H w Hasting*. Mich. EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING ’•’* Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Moody r< “ celved the sad news of the deal. « >-r> that morning ot her mother. Mr; " George Sigourney whose home W > ; south of Battle Creek. tv n Mr and Mrs. Claud Hoffman vl' lied the former’s niece. Mrs. Rich uard Green and family near August K,i,k on Sunday. .. »..4 Mr. and Mr*. Miner Myers am children of Buchanan were guest i ’ at George Ball’s from Wedne-sdu until Sunday. Ernest Bali who ha 'i “' ‘’ been visiting here returned to lu —... home with them. > a*,?. Mr. ■nd Mrs. Paul Birman and snn of Battle Creek spent Saturday ....... . evening at Barney Williams' and were dinner gueaU on Sunday ulso. MIm Marilyn Blanton visited j ..41 Neva Ball part ot last week. .1. That Mbllr Imported rag Regular 55c. rugs. Sale cord ’’5G rr’ san,Ple* inlaid Linoleum ' clearing at cost of $3 94 each roog. piece. >570 • • • •' COVER your floors, wall to wall □uts wt,h 'h1®111 linoleum. We have “i . several good patterns of felt back inlaid, at $1 17 per *q. yd. cemenled to your floor. »Y" | BATH MAT SETS. *Seat cover and mut. Asst colors $119 CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS HORSES - $5.09 Grange Programs 1RVINO ORANOE KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS He My OHIr« • On la Vlelc Outlnnk for i >r Miller tt War Pmie« N Mkhki QUIMBY value Caledonia spent New Year’s with Mr and Mr*. Floyd Oasklll. CARVED Chenille tugs 21x35 sulk­ Mrs. Aleen Rltrman spent sev­ able for bedroom, dining room or eral days In Baitle Creek recently. living room. Reg. price $114. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Gaskill visit­ Clearance 88c. ed their son Robert, in Nashville. Sunday afternoon. .. HEAVY Cotton Chenille rugs — Several were plowing the day An ordinary drop of perfume Is Ideal tor Bedroom or Bathroom. before New Year's here which is converted Into 2000 or more Uny Reduced from $2.19 to $188 1 unusual. particles when sprayed from an at­ Lucille, daughter of Mr and El ­ HEAVY Oval Braided rug* with omtear. heavy rope fringe. Clearing at mer Roush had her tonsils removed shortly after Christmas. Watch'night services were held USED Sewinr Machine, drop heud. al the church with a nice attendonly ,onr. 85 00 anca. FOR • The children all returned to INSURANCI school Monday after a two-weeks MONTGOMEItV WARD . vacation. Hotel Haatiags Ptema MH C. “Bill” SHERWOOD Hasting! I COWS - $4.00 Our Hastings collector will give prompt service. Phone Hoitinga 2565 BANNER WANT AOV8. PAY WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $5.00 Phone Collect CATTLE $4.00 Prompt Service Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service �IDArB, narupper mark- THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1942 EIGHTY.SIXTH YEAR PHILO A. SHELDON WAS ONE OF THIS CITY'S MOST PUBLIC SPIRITED MEN t tn' i.tixf SECTION TWO-Pj who did not appreciate the need' way mark of their itinerary. l> it? ALTON E. WARNER os much as did the owners of fac- . 1 cf Dowling and E. J. DIES UNEXPECTEDLY torles who lived here. The buslbefore you get to South America । Caledonia. Funeral a and ness men and other citizens gave proper. In the next paragraph we | held at Vandalia on 1 liberally also. Mr. Stem was suc­ ,are dumped unceremoniously Into cessful In getting several good Rio de Janeiro and In the third we U>hU Mrap .1 lb. h«n. W Vih, Dowlink ..nteterv l«r I , (Continued from page 1. Sec. i) [sized donations from people who By Jane Cameron come buck lo Port-of-Spain, which friend in Vandalia last Monday ! didn't reside in this city, but wished ' !ls apparently the capital of Trini­ night. When he did not respond i Marquette railroad* had built upe' toa help such a worthy cause ik— m. dad. Honestly, we celebrated New when called to go to work In the; / competing trading post* at Lake saving of the victim's life. While' whAi It u-n< presented nre«-iit«-c! to to them by hv ' mnmlw. hl. ludtedy M bin, ■ (XXL din erent items or miuucry « Yeprs wllh a coke. Swarthout*. . . Odeasa. Woodland. Coat* Grove. some way to bufid such a great their friend. Kellar Stem. All of Something I wish—That When ... In ' mefit. the rookie at the end a Cloverdale. Delton and Milo, which necessity would ultimately have thtte glft4 enabled the present hosthe Japs bring bock that---.scrap iron, Wc are trying to improve our ------,---------------------------He was bom in Grand Rapids . hike murmured "la drew much trade that had former­ been found there would have been pluj w bullt and ^pped for It1 mind with some library books from on Sept. «. 1909. and for a number; nuu murmurca- “ 1 they got of us they would lay it ly come to this city, they realised a considerable delay had Mr. Shel- । service. WITHOUT A DOLLAR OP ; down a little easier.-------------------------- Lansing on the art of Feature Writ­ of years the family resided In Irving that there was only one thing Has- don not uifluW such a gift to INDEBTEDNESS The magnificent ... , ,---*, *----------------------------- ing and the more we read, the less where Mr. Warder was station' \ tings could do to make up for tliat Mr. and/Mrs. Pennock and urged I of the Hospital Guilds and tomln« ». kn»w about u It U mo.t «>- agent for the Michigan Central. In' \ ""3 ------ Jh«l project as a fine philanthrope splendid management of the on ten UJ,n Itete at th. ptn-nt Udht.ninf, «h*l .. don't know, 1£27 they moved to Vandalia where. torles. They realised, too. that thpor them , Women's Hapltal Board have enwtiund. You ;«t te>. to wait t<trtM.k„ . u,bl Alton graduated from high school ............ .................................... Mr. and Mrs Pennock had ns ablM Pennock hoqktal to keep gothbte think, you know. i wd, „ wtnl aI0UIld w(th „ with the class of 1929. Mr. Warner ft the city to offer the inducements chUdren of their own. They had1 In< wUhout any deficit* and to B..t radio s.r lor 1MI-Wh.n rbmptex that »ra« lomr passed away in 1932. Alton later at­ that would, bring them here. But adopted two and had given them „dd a con,Werable to It* equipment, tended the Dodge Radio school at I Al Pterc.'a raho MnyUik rank, " lA “ “ " " “ V ’ ! ? that could only be done if tha schooling and when they married, besides lhe gifts of lhe W. K. KelIkllrr hte runt <ur and got *' ■’“•"> .“■> Brkdraa Valparaiso. Ind_ for a year and was citizen* of Hastings were practical­ gave each a farm. They told Mr. iogg Foundation. afterwards employed as radio opera­ Ion th. third Un. M Rot. O'Day. “»« ’“..'“JL iKNMIW.WljJ?” ly unanimous in favor of such city Sheldon when lie drafted their will. jjow g]ad everyone In Hasting* Coagte — Croupy Cottgk* ... middle of the book that determines tor for police headquarters at expenditures, for any citizen could that there were certain relatives relatively, J feels when wflen he hlr thinks thlnkl that Hasdoe to colds) is sight*! try | Every time I see what the New what degree of good taste one has. Grand Rapids for five years. Bego into court and get an injunc­ to whom they wished to make be- tlngs and BirTy countJ. httVe I Year baby gets to start housekeep- We went through it like lightning, tion that would stop such expen­ quests and certain gifts they de- — — • -----• — — — -------------------* * I ing With nowadays, I start a slow; only taking a second glance at one forced to discontinue hl* work there fine hospital. Let us not forget ditures permanently. sired to make to certain causes that Philo Sheldon’s interest tn bum. I had a New Years' baby once diagram und had fourteen right and for the last year had worked Two things had to be done. First that were dear to their heart*. But It brought the gift from the Pen­ “Oace tried never witkoutl" and did I get a big cake from Bang- out of fourteen. If you have twalye at the Gaflll OU Co. station in Van-. the city council liad to be certain they would have about $20,000 nock estates and that he also gave CI1PFPVICFD FADM Sold by all dingglets. hart's? Did I get any ducky little right you are tn a class with inler- dalla. that all citizens were back of them that they wished to give for some liberally himself. That hospital Ls JUrcnVIJCU rxnrvi lor decorators and architects: so we Surviving are his mother; a oaojr u.u In using public money as bonuses philanthropy but had not deter­ In a way. a monument to Philo Did 1I get get aa saieiy safely gate.' gate? r 1 «* 1 arts of I Or thlrtv thirty mi quart* of milk milk?7 Fnrwvl Foocy! 1I must be cookin' with heat where brother. Jack Warner ot WoodhaU.i mined just what it should be. They Sheldon's public spirit. good taste i* concerned if we aren't ond, thi citizen* had to be Informed asked Mr. Sheldon for suggestion*. _ _ . _ .------------I Thirty-Three Students Show'I did not! All I got was a blizzard any Beverly Smith. that lasted half the winter. And me of this city's urgent need of in­ Mr. Sheldon had never talked pen CROSS SEEKS dustries. also that since factories much about It. but he wa* well uomv axopf KHIDCFC in bed where I couldn't enjoy it. I Large Net Incemes MOKE NUK5L5 J All 1 say Is Buster wa* born ten , Then wo hooked a young school would be a public benefit, public aware lhat Hastings and Barry ' The agricultural students In the! , teacher and put him through the ,! years too soon. money to secure them was neces­ county needed u good hospital. | Reports from Amerlcan Red Hasting* high school have recently: • teat and he gnly missed one so we sary. Tills meant a campaign of He suggested that they give the Cross chapters throughout the completed and summarized their Wb.t b«.»te ol .11 th. bls. t.t. “»,ln“l ?lm- htnevtenh. to nf lcb education. $20,000, $10,000 each, lo be used for Supervised Fanning Project* for country reveal that women To my certain knowledge lhe the building of a hospital in Has­ b«.rlM»»d pin cuMtten. ». u«o the year 1941. It is a requirement Hastings Banner urged such use tings, to be called Pennock Hos- responding to the call for 50.000 to ». on ...n- Ot.vtet ana te«tn«'11'S of public money to build up our pltal In honor of their gift*, and First Reserve Red Cross nur*e*. of­ that each student enrolled in an machine. They were embroidered calc matched. And so to bed feeling agriculture subject in high school much more pleased 'with ourselves city. But more than that was that the building of such a hos­ ficials announce. rutse crops or livestock, under the and edged with lace and hung with needed. The delicate illusion re­ pital must be started within ten baby ribbons, and some of the more In tn.ytn, U» Pte. lor th. en- supervision of T. n nnop ,. „ pro . N: Knopf, to pro­ LIFELONG RESIDENT quired that business men like years after both lued died, or the ritzy ones were stuffed with coffee OF RUTLAND DIES ol .ddlUonal nun... Ute „„ pppo,tu„Uy |ot u,.m Philo Sheldon get busy and have money would be paid to another Mary M... Beard, n..„, director of ,the h, ,„ d tol<1 t(w U1(al grounds that had been washed and Red personal Interviews with properly cause which they made their sec­ Cross Nursing Service, c'—'—J Mrs. Mary A. Knickerbocker, aged dried. They were supposed lo declared. provcd ekills In farming. owners who might not be aware of ond choice tn case the hoapital "To aw place „„ 11-HO11 . lluraing the nation's mminv nursing TJw rcport on project* shows sharpen the pins and needles, so the seriousness of this matter for failed to materialize within the program on a full wartime basis. I've been told, but the ones I learned Rutland township on Thursday that 33 advanced students of agrl•. ' „ ----------------------mac 34 savuirra scuacius ui agrithe future of our city. . | ten year period. to sew with didn't need sharpening. forenoon after a long Illness. She was a lifelong resident ot Rutland ductlve crop and livestock projects than Philo Sheldon did lo put Bheldon's suggcxtlon of a hospital I trained nurses. Wliatever happens In 1942, there ' township. Surviving are her hus­ with a total net project Income of wlU probably across the program of getting the a* the rpclplent of their gifta| rlril a Red Cross First Reserve, $2,258.80. This means that each will always be one lovely thing we band. James Knickerbocker; much needed factories for Has­ .They asked Mr. Sheldon to be the, tomlins annrriximaieiv isrwwi i. ---------- .-------------• «—■■ can look back and recall for fine daughter. Mrs. Flora Biddle, and. boy clearcd an avera«c of over thinking, and that Ls the Christmas two sens. Harry and William, all of j tings. He K; circulated petition* to executor of their wills; he agreed. ComorUed of dnX . council raunal asking M dbly ” -----------.1^^ —^:----- —° c;—~ $70 00 net Income on his projects. the dt» that hotly body ,M u,. decorations on tlie homes In Has ­ Hastings. Tlie funeral was at th/ J?.-I” »d«htlon to lhe advanced sluto use city money to purchase sites signed and executed. tings. We went through Kalamazoo Walldorf! funeral home on Saturand offer what other Inducements; When the money came Into hl* duly withi lhe armed forces. Mem- dent*. 29 members of a sophomore and several smaller towns and nomight be required. Before he left! hand*, a* executor. Mr Sheldon clfliu are now completing their wlicrc_dld I see finer, mare taste­ Butterfield officiating, interment in no34.000. are ar». for m- various m n». reasons —« . ypar.s p'roJect*. ' any one of tlie many citizens he kept it loaned out at the interest Ing ___________ ______ proj- fully arranged home decorations the Rutland cemetery. contacted, he secured his signa­ rates then prevailing and U>e ac­ Uh.vUI.bte tor miuury duly, but Tlie _ most popular__livestock pr»|»ted to un. In dluuten. ,„a >wt„, whUe Our one reglct was that we didn't ture to Die petition. Mr. Sheldon cumulated Interest had brought the They say'this plane that is out of ■ Let the HuUdinj „„ ,nd „„yc up know where the homes of the prize sight before it is heard is only a was the leader in that part of the total to well toward $30,000 when wuruntr rpldrmte.. .nd u> rrtnlorn '"'‘“‘I Ute ,rr.lrr numbw ol crop pro,- winners were located, and visit them beginning. A later model will beat ! movement, gave days and weeks the start was made toward build­ “?"• also. We are planning something or do public health work for civilian of his time—far more than any ing the hospital. for next year that ought to wow Its own shadow In by nine minutes. | other person In Hastings. As a Improvement projects such a* the tlie passersby. There was a make-shift hospital MU. Bnud luurd the e.ll tor repair „ ot lrTO result of this work by Mr. Sheldon started in Hastings before the Pen­ fences, buildings, and JO Relieve ,.,d th. inch ot and those associated wllh him, the nock hospital was constructed. It nunte. toUowUu . eoiitrrvtte. ,«ltb | Are we ever having trouble with Misery cf city council knew that the tax­ started In a small house fronting Major Julia o. Fllkke, superin- iinie fertiliser and hybrid corn. • the Swarthout journey week? *rmv Nursing ; uic o-pruwm 3 juumry ’smu ween rthis ; of th. the Army payers would back them in any on Walnut street. In the rear of Undent ,,r Rex CaJMfy' who n?ccnUy1 5radu’ We have lhe old Fry Geography Corps and Miss Sue S. P — reasonable expenditure* to induce Edward Goodyears residence. That • ,Ud' carTled ,he m“t rar,ed T' downstairs and are trying to follow' superintendent of the Navy Nur Nurs factories to locate here. As a mat­ "-­ gram with sheep, poultry, swine them hut we are M)n,ly confuM.d ing Corps. ... ter of fact, between $14,000 and moved to another and larger house — ._u .. giving „iuin. him m a « na lu^ma >n(^ nftrr thp umcst. New Year's . . . and oats net Income Stebbins Bidr. $15,000 of public money wa* spent located In Lincoln Park addition. i ‘Jnn£UkkLi.7P°7ed thBt “l of over B300-00- Eu«ene Haywood. to get the Hastings Furniture Co. That became too small as people least 10.000 additional nurses are llefUy. Wendall Strickland Eve In history, too. We must be .. uauatMuii. saevt. mom mots Hastings Table Co, Hastings Wool began to realise the very real needed for Armv duty. Drake excelled in their slipping but Trinidad isn’t the ItalfBoot Co., and Ute Michigan Whip benefits of hospital treatment in Dauser said that more than 1.390 raising of field beans. Elmer John­ Co. started in Hasting*. The item serious Illnesses or in surgical eases. additional nurses will be required son having sheep, oats and dairy of public aid was included as a The Striker house, comer of Green to keep pace with the expanding production, had the most enter­ separate item in the lax receipt*. and Jefferson, wa* next occupied. personnel of the navy. prise* for hl* class. Other student* Any citizen could have refused to While much larger. It would have Red Cross officials here declared deserving mention for their proj­ pav It if he wished. But so urgent to be revamped for actual hospital that at lhe close of the flrat World ects are: George Cashmore. pota­ war, 22.854 regular nurses -and Red toes: Roger Otis, sheep; Van Bau­ was the job of creating sentiment enlarged also, for there was an Cross Reserve Nurses were serving that ONLY ONE TAXPAYER IN Increasing demand for hospital with the army and 1.500 with lhe, man. swine: Robert Gaskill, dairy: Alex Usbome. poultry and Keith HASTINGS REFUSED TO PAY navy. Hurless, corn. _ THAT ITEM ON HIS TAX RE­ too small It was a frame struc­ CEIPT. For that record. Philo ture. and could not be made fire­ Roots of black walnut trees se­ Golden. Pickerel. Beaton*, imp. Sheldon was more responsible than proof. so it was unsuited for hos­ crete a toxic substance frequently Pilot and Smoky lakes in the Ot­ . any other man In Hastings. pital uses. damaging, within a small radius, tawa national forest have been When Hastings wanted a good Kellar Stem, to whose persistent to garden crops and fruit trees found by the conservation depart­ baseball team—and It had a bang- efforts and leadership were due ment's institute fbr fisheries re­ up team for several year*—Philo the fact that Hastings had any According to conservation de­ search to have more than ample Sheldon was the one who secured sort of a hospital, then urged that partment records. Michigan fisher­ oxygen to maintain a trout popu­ most of the subscriptions to launch Hastings build such a building at men last year marketed 894.000 lation throughout the winter the project. once before the ten year limit of months. When it came to paving Stale the Pennock bequest expired. Ches- pounds of perch. an ~ enthusiastic - street, he z~ booster for It and helped put It nated the present site for the hos­ pital. Each of them, also Emil These are a few samples of his Tyden, gave $10,000. That $30,000 boosting. In many another he and the Pennock bequest of near­ gave much time and spent hl* ly $30XXX) made a big start. Tlie money to tee it through. Bookcase Oo donated $5,000 bi cash * In politics, Mr. Sheldon was an and has made other contributions enthusiastic Republican. He never that would make it* gift more sought an office but once, when than 110,000. The Bliss Co. and he was made jxMtmaster. The only the Wool Boot Co. each gave $5,000. elective office he ever filled wa* They were owned by non-residents that of supervisor, and he took that only because his party In­ sisted. But he wa* a worker for his party. If the campaign fund TRAFFIC 1W QUIPS Sarrfl ffiijpathn T WAR DECLARED ON COLDS! Peckhams Remedy PROJECTS FINISHED bnb>’ ihocs? A HOME FOR YOU IN '42 I"' (32666 it.. ERS hides, Also S Bank IIB1"' :k 'D! 9 8' Im- rd HASTINGSBUILDING&LOAN ASSOCIATION ■Your Attention ■ S| pec^rC John Q. Weathervane WHEN IT CONCERNS MONEY COME TO YOUR BANK BUS SCHEDULE llberallv and get others to help. He liked to do personal work for his friends on the ticket, and for the whole ticket. Few could equal him as a worker—and he worked and to his friends, not because he desired office or the reward* of office. j. “ Philo Sheldon was a good citi­ zen He rarely lostnhia temper or hl* poise, no matter haw trying a situation might be. He did not re­ sort to personal criticism of any­ one with whom he did not agree. He was tenacious for his convic­ tions but not antagonistic. He ap­ preciated his friends, and was glad to serve them If he felt that any abused him mor berated him. He ignored him. He was lhe aoul of integrity in aU his dealings. Because of his integrity, a num­ ber of persons who had money put their cash In his hands to be safely loaned. His fairness in such dealings and his good judgment In making such loans led to their choice of him as the executor of their wills or the administrator of their estates. In many cases he drafted their wills after they hart explained how they wished their estates divided. the confidence of such persons that he interested Mr. and Mra. Ebenexer Pennock to give a substantial portion of their estates to tstabllsh a hospital In Hastings. Tha need for such an Institution hare became very urgent when* our fac­ tories prospered and several hun- Ellteilr. Inne n. 1H1 TO GRAND HANDS TO BATTLI CREEK TO LANSING TO KALAMAZOO VITAMINS PREFERRED 72 CAPS SAXON 60 DI CALCIUM WITH vIoSTHOL5 100 COD LIVER OIL CAPS. 100 COD LIVER OIL TABLETS 100 ABD&G CAPS: 50 ABD&G CAPS. 100 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPS 50HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPS. $g.39 89‘ 97‘ 4 .09 J .98 4.09 I 0’ 59‘ •Dally Except Sunday 50c 50c 50c 50c Km 21 >7 mo CAH BUS DEPOT Woodbury's Shampoo_____ 25c Woodbury's Hand Lotion _ _ 25c W'dbury's After Shave Lot'n 25c Deck Bridge Playing Cards . 39c LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 •if This year give your life a sense of direction. Come to your bank for advice on financial matters. Money is our business and we arc daily helping people of this community to advance their business or arrange their financial matters. The bonk is the first place you should go when you need money or ad­ vice on any money matters. We have been established in this community for 55 years ond have built a reputation on sound, reasonable business procedure. pT LOANS con be had for any worthy purpose at convenient, controlled rates of interest. We are making loans both busi­ ness and personal and are in a position to loan money on im­ proved real estate. We can also arrange financing, for you, on home appliances, farm equipment, etc. When it concerns money there is one man you can consult, your banker, and one place you can go with confidence, your bank. HASTINGS CITY BAN 'Fifty-Fivo Ytan of Contbiuotw Snvfca' PHONES, 2105 ■ 2103 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY t, 1H1 High School Notes ■ KROGER! Hfl NDIRAY -dI “> 37c TENDERS SIRLOIN STEAK TENDERAY STANDING ROAST " 29c rib TENDERAY PORTERHOUSE STEAK u> 42c Lake Herriag "■ 21c Ring Bologna u. 15c No. I Quality Larga Ring Liver Sausage* 21c Spare Ribs meaty » 21c Yellow Perch it. 23c Pork Livers ib 21c Shrimp Smelt l.™. i„. 25c fl & 10c Cottage Cheese COUNTRY CLUB U SAUSAGE i. ioc fa Sanitary Pu/a-Pak Conlaiaar SMOKED LJ 9 PICNICS I W'Lim CESTIFiED “■ 35c Vein-X SLAB BACON lb 24c fl $0(AR CORED MELLOW lb Xb W C NEW CIANT SIZE AVALON CLOCK miCHZD > BREAD GRANULATED SOAP 2^:.i7c X 49c BUTTER michigah maid 2 71c EGG NOODLES CZT 2X127c Fancy Whole Section 2N;J.25c GRAPEFRUIT Vitamin Bi Enriched 02611655 PILLSBURY’S QUICK OATS CORN MEAL Country Club Criip RINSO OB OXYDOL •£" 59c Fraa Cup or Soucar With Arcton 20HC SOAP FLAKES AMMONIA Quart IQg AVALON Bay 1 Lsrgt Fscksgt *1 Rtfilsr Price ind Get CHIPSO MEDIUM PKG. FOB 1 C TOMATOES Kg 3 99c flour 2’.^ »1.07 COUNTRY 48-oz. CLUB pkg. 15c 1b Bellow 5 sack 15c FLOUR 2 WHEAT FLAKES Large pkga. BANTAM CORN 3 No. 1 29c GREEN 3 No. 2 29c Larga Round 13 Egg Racipa ANGEL FOOD CAKE 39c MOTT’S JELLIES 2 7J.- 25c 15c 3 ™ 25c 25c S2.23 20.- DAIRY FEED EGG SALAD DRESSING BEANS APPLE JUICE ClOvor Volley 25c 3 No. 1 29c PEAS TENDER m».w MASH SCRATCH S2.93 52.23 FEED ITS HOT-DATED TO GUARANTEE FRESHNESS Fresher! 17.5 Richer! Spotlight Coffee Kragw’s Country Club Quolity SODA CRACKERS 3 Z 57c 29- TOMATO CATSUP 2 SX 17c CLARA BOSE 4 Z 32c Pkfl 33c ,5c 10c Country Club Griddle Tested PANCAKE FLOUR PURE PRESERVES 5 2 lb sack lb 19c 25c Country Club Hot Cereal WHEAT GEMS PET MILK pkg. 3 Tall cans 17c 26c 10c PEANUT lonti kisses ip.skilll « 29c *3 iS. “ CM.tr. CM Crlta MACARONI COUGH pkr DROPS CAMAY SOAP LUX FLAKES 3 Lora* pkg 21c 10c lippiovia GRAPEFRUIT -- 10 i. 33c ! I Vegetables for Boiled Dinner CABBAGE .. 2 iu RUTABAGAS 2 >b. P O PARSNIPS... u> ONIONS YELLOW lb CARROTS ...it Get a 50 ib. Slip - TEN 5 lb. Pkgs. Mrs. George Sprague and Mra.i I WISH TO ANNOUNCE that Mr. Roy Yarger Has Leased the McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES KERNEL CORN milk— । SANNKB WANT ADV8. PAY Report of the Condition of The Hastings City Bank NORTHERN tissue 4 -n. 19c •viporatod — Slariliud —Easy to digest 'ACCEPT! MRXS'LJg. 4c VACUUM PACKED WHOLE - 4 HaiUnp 19c COUNTRY CLUB GRADE “A" > Vrw- aw Mr*. Bertha Adam* called on their t e.LMftW~X MAVW father. Addison Pennock In tne Mra. Bffta Louden and her tea.! jtnUtr Convalescent Home In Ha*An imaSchool resumed on Monday after DANCB< Rhleraon. were in Hasting* Ba turyng3 Bunday evening. l. comb y a two week*' vacation covering MARV.t day forenoon ■ Mr and Mrv John JonM *nd I Christmas and New Year'*. Teach­ Mr. and Mra Ralph Starring and1 children of Toledo. Ohio, vtelted her ers and pupils report a very plcaatwo children of Level Part spent I parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Ford Caaey. ant time with Santa Claus bring­ from Tuesday until Friday with recently. Mr. and Mr*- Clair Pifer ing happiness to everyone. hi* slater. Mr*. Leon pqpnock and i and two grandchildren of KalamaProgram* for the next semester, family. 1 boO vtelted Mr. and Mra. Caaey last which begin* January 30. have Mra John Chamberlain of Shull*' Wednesday been made out. and her pupil* gave a piano recital I The baaketbaU team will play the The cold weather, causing one at the home of Mr*. Mildred tafc0 Odes*A team in the school gym bus and several auto* to ceasa Fuhrman on Friday evening. Each here Tuesday evening. Jan IS On functioning properly, started the pupil preecnled a musical number Friday evening. Jan. 18, the local new year off with many tardy stu­ and prise* were given. There wa* | wm go to Plainwell to play dent*. also a Christmas party. Refresh- that team. Mr. Reinhardt's government class­ ment* were served. |I Lloyd - -• Perkin*, — — < THR DAHCe COSTSson -» of **Mr •"«* and es will soon study parliamentary PINT/ CRNTS_L*T'g. Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Dings of Mrs. Clyde Perkin* of North Delton, procedure. &jV FINTY CENTS TZ Cloverdale spent one day last wee* who underwent an operation reThe new book* have been placed .WORTH QF DfFlMJf' with Mr. and Mrs E. R. WlULson rently in Ann Arbor hospital, is ex­ SjMCMlNLS 71 on thr shelves in the session room STAMPS Mr. and Mra. John Adam* en­ pected home thl* week and will soon bq ready for use A Mtas Lorabelle Dudley of Ea.sl tertained Thursday evening for Mr. librarian will be In charge each j and Mra. Bert Patton. Mr. and। Hickory Comers 1* working for hour and a Mt of rules and rrgu-! Mra. Leon Pennock and Mrs. Cha*. Mrs. Chester Banghart. tations will be made out. ; Jeanne William*, who ha* been Harrington. Many of the classes are planning' i Mr. and Mra. Marshall Norwood. ! employed in the office at the Del­ their acts for the annual Spotlight. | ! ton Creamery, ha* resigned her Many new ideas have been sug­ I who spent New Years with their . position. She left Monday morning grated. brother and atater-ln-taw, Mr. and for East Lansing where she will , Mr*. Mason Norwood in Katamaioo. ! take a short cobrse at M. S. CHit KORY CORN EKS 1 met with a bad accident a* they Mr. ond Mra Pord Caaey spent hcatr'I were returning home Thursday eveRobert Normon of Flint and Miss I nlng about B o'clock. Their car Lena Tyler of Augusta were married Harry Wilkin* near Prairieville. skidded, overturned and struck a at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. >nd the houte hM been exlenalve- ' SOUTH 8HLLTZ Garth Florla left for East Lan­ John McCue. Dec 25 Mr and Mr*. |y remodeled ! Mr. and Mr. Gordon Kenyon P°* • ^Unee nort? sing Monday morning where he George Tyler of Kalamasoo were t MIm Gladys Harger of Lansing te u. Mr. *iv. *j,.K.rt of Borges* ho«pttal. They were adMr and Mr* Alva Kenyuti. Robert lhe hoepit*l where Mr. the attendants visiting ffr nnd Mra Beryl Albert­ nnd Benny and Mrs O. E. Kenyon Norwood wa* treated for brulsra Miss Lucille M. Willison, daugh­ son and children of Midland Park. Anyone wishing to give to the spent Sunday afternoon and eve- after which he wa* discharged, ter of Mr nnd Mrs. Jason Willi­ Gull lake eiing with Mr and Mr* Wendell Mrs Norwood wa* treated for bad Red Cross War Fund may leave It son of Barry and James Greenman 1 ir^wl'rri^A.ninnn'wbourne "the nm rwc, *>u“ Muu * Bat- ' oruise* Kenyon and Mra. Stillwell uof bruise* on on ner her need head ana and a a cut cut on on with Mra. Byron Farwell or Mr*. of Barry were united in marriage Leon Dunning. n .te? tarn on New Ye«-; ,k Crtek one lr« •how«1 h‘d by Rev. John McCue. Dec. SI at the Mr. and Mra. Glenn Whldby of d^at\iltaUL5rttal Battle Creek Mr a"d Mni Don,ld Uannlng of three cracked rib* and an injured M' thodist parsonage. Mr. mid Mr.;. dM nnir Tathri^k' hnf n^t Has,ln«* vUI,ed Mr ,nd Mrs vertebra. Sh* will be confined to the Pine Ridge. 8. D.. visited her brothGamer Gremman of Battle Creek Mrs Mra Minnie Tethrick has. has not Hunday ahernoon h<upJlaI abQut # WMk car waj were the attendants. been so well recently Ford Casey. Saturday. Mra. O. E. Kenyon received word < wreck. Mr. and Mra. Wade Town of Did-1 Pfc. Kenneth H. Aldrich. Camp Fit RU4> Knuner b„ Cn».m.n ton called on Mr. and Mrs Frank u> Fort Custer atur spending e; ( Onind [tKpldk hed alien down The young people of the Method- Livingston. La., la home on fur­ Town and Mrs Minnie Tethrick. four d,™lit church held a New Year'* Eve lough. -Uh Mr. end days' rurlooeh furlough with Mr. and Saturday evening party In lhe church. Mrs. Elias Trick and family. Mr formerly resided here. Rev. and Mr*. John McCue spent । and Mra. Lawrence Lester and ( Mt. and Mrs. Gamer Hampton CLOVERDALE Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner of New Year's with Mr and Mra.; daughter. Barbara of Kalamusoo Mr. and Mrs Walter Gates nf Kalamaxoo called on Mr. and Mra. of Healing* and Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Frank Glesenhauera of Lansing. | were New Year* Day guest* al. ... the, Alv, Kenyon flunday Faichmenl. Mr. and Mra. Earl The W 8. C- B of the Methodist Trick home and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Mila Ashby attend­ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kahler Buh- Gate*. Mr. and Mrs Bert Ctiilaon chinch will meet In lhe church,. Roderick Swadllng were callers on rd claud Moaher-S ole lait weeM day. and son Earl. Mra Charles Kings­ social rooms Friday. Jan. 9. Din-' Friday evening. nnd Mrs. Ashby wa* going from Mr*. Blanche Richard* spent bury spent Saturday evening at the nor is at 12 o'clock. Mr and Mra. Donald Elchhata or h u h ah feU. ln. Tuesday at the home of her brother home of Mr and Mrs Harry Nagel. The installation of the officer*' "-Mol take spent from Tuesday hfr and ateter-in-taw, Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Milo Replogle and two boy* Kcnyon spenl 8aturday of the W. S. C. S. will be held Sun- Uli Friday with Mr*. Betty Pixley.? Levi Jenson. In Grand Ledge. of Pew Paw spent from New Year's Leide McArthur ta the new-bus; nlght w|lh Mr and Mrs Oordon Kenneth Taylor of Roseburg. until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Special music will feature tn the; mechanic at the | Kenyon of Hastings ............ and called on Ore. spent Tuesday and Wednesday LeRoy Penne 1*. Mr. Replogle was services. tural ochool The McArthurs are Mf and nln< 8unand Mm Mrs Donald Mail Manning Sun- »i‘h hl* grandparent*. Mr. and a weekend guest and all returned to Bom to Mr and Mrs. Orion: now living tn their new home near Mr. ^ forenoon i day j Mrl Herman Reynold*. their home Sunday. Thayler of Midland Park. Gull' Gull take Rev ”' and Mrs. Mr. | Rev. and Mrs. Fred Fred Hom Hom and' and H- and Mr* Dwyn .a------«Hayward ---------- J and Pvt. Roland Chilson of Fort Cus­ Ink**, Dec. 24. a son. Robert James Mrs Hantcock of Tuickernham., Evely >penl Wednesday in Battle two children were dinger guests of ter »'M home with hte parent* and Mr Thayler Ls science teacher al New London, near London. England CrtWr and Mni alann WlUtoma and relatives Kellogg Agricultural school. - jI stated in.a recent MOer taher *»»t an<i Mn| GOonnor and children at the W. K. Kellogg Parm. Mr and Mrs. Lyman Wilkinson Beginning January I. Deferne' Mrs. Homer BirtleU fhal thtlr i t New Gull lake. Friday evening, _. of Kalamasoo, Mra. Lester Monica Bends arc on sale at the Hickory home was completely destroyed by v-ar._ wi>i. »»- ■ •«— — **.»»»•------Mr. and ** Mrs. Herman — Reynolds spent New Year's with their molhCorners post office Postmaster C. a German bomb nnd that they had • Horn I were dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. er. Mr* Bessie Leonard in Ha*G Rennells reixirts that the hi>ll-, moved to their old home about 80 i ’ Max Reynolds New Year's Day. Ungs. Mrs. Leonard Ls now at the miles from London. Their daugh- | WEST hope ......Hattie Whittemore, . who fell ■home of Mr and Mrs Monica. Mr* — and the entire year was the heav­■ ter s U home was .u» also bombed and .a Ij Russell Holmes of' 'W'eral several days davs ago aao and and was conhned confined Mrs Paige Gave and son Bruce iest on record for this postoftice. niece killed. One of the family • are visiting her slater and family. Mr. and Mra J Henry Basch of working in a bomb shelter escaped [ Pontiac spent from Monday until “? her ,»*<«• u now »blc 10 »* UP Mr. and Mra. Harry Jones. Thursday with her parents, Mr. aboul bousc„ , Grand Rapids were dinner guest* death. Mrs. Robert ’ Barnes. Mr. and Mrs Albert Warner has and Mr*. WiU McCallum -------- Mra, Leon “ Friday night of tier grandmother. Mra. C. R. Snyder who has been Ira. John and Belle McCallum en­ Leonard. Mrs Blanche Eddy. Mr*. recently bought Mr* Emma Collins' Mrs. H. E. Barnes. sick the past week with pneumonia Mra. J. C. Horton farm at Gurnsey take on lhe west tertained the following far New Robert nw new dairy barn on tlie old te making a good itcovery. and Mr*^fl& Dunning attended a Year's. Mr and Mrs. William Mc ­ Warren Williams farm recently mcetln^^Mne Service Committee The New York Aquarium ha/ Callum. Jr., and children. William in HastH^Plonday owned by Hattie Bellinger nnd now Margaret Clark of Kalamazoo called owned by T V Speef. formerly ot closed at last Maybe the funny fish Edward and Mary Margaret of Mr*. Ada Wright who has been nn Mra Martha Chamberlain Sun­ Grand Rapids has been completed couldn't compete with women's hats. Kalamasoo. Mr. and Mrs. Ruasejl Holmes of Pontiac and Mr. and Mr* visiting her daughter. Mrs. Robert day. Hames, and family since Chxislmaa Mr*. Nile McGhan of Healings Will McCallum local. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Ames and returned to her home in Flint Sat­ was able to be moved lo her moth­ er-In-law's home Friday. She has -------------------------------------------children of Kalamazoo were dinner urday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sprague of been n patient at Pennock hospital guest* Sunday of Mr. and Mrs L. time She te ~a grandD. Woodman. Mr. and Mrs Janie* Detroit spent from Thursday unti. for some 2~:. Collinson were Sunday afternoon Sunday with hte parents, Mr. ana daughter of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Mr* George Sprague. . Johncox. callers there. Mr und Mr*. LeRov Pennete uf Mr and Mrs Ed Titus of ParchRankin Hart assisted Everette McCallum buss wood the forepart Cloverdale. Mra. Susie Francisco ment called on Mr. and Mrs. Delos Katamaaoo, Mra. Martha Thomp- Flowera Sunder son. Grand Rapids and Ellis Fran—-— • • *———— cisco of Parchment were caller* at NORTH HOPE Ray Barnes home Tuesday Mr. the home ot Mr*. Hattie WhltteWf »re glad to report that Laura Warner has purchased the Emma more Sunday Mr and Mr*. Sam who had an operation for Collins farm. Gleb of Cloverdale were caller* appendicitis last Tuesday morning Donna Wilcox i* helping Mrs. Ira Wednesday evening of last week. «l Pennock hospital, wm able lo PANCAKE FLOUR Osgood with her house work UlU Mr. and Mrs George Sprague-en- be moved to her home Sunday, a Buckwheat Compound week. tertalned at a turkey dinner BaturMr- •lld Mr>- Clinton Kelley of Zero weather reported in our day evening lhe following guest* Hlqjtory Comers spent Sunday JRfITH WHEAT GERM ADDED neighborhood this morning. Mr. and Mra. D Fuhrman and fam- wlth Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wurm. The Red Cross Is making anoth­ Uy. local. Mr and Mrs Merle We are sorry •“ •— er needed call for funds. Give VALLEY CITY MILLING CO. ESS Sprague of Detroit and Mr*. Maude Albeit Ulrich. who liave moved your contribution to one of our Corwin of Battle Creek. [ro.m_ °‘ir neighborhood io HmIUibk local groups or to Mra. Maybelle Mr. and Mra. Ellis E. Faulkner but wish them success In their new Osgood, representative in our neigh­ AT YOUR DEALERS have gone U> Middleville tv home. . borhood. jf you do thia, our own have charge of lhe drug store ot I Mr. and Mrs. Tlieodore Prenshlocality and township get* credit their son. Paul, while he and hte It* *hd eon apent N”LX!*ri1 W t l for what we do and give. wife are visiting her mother. Mra Mrs. Edith Welch at Delton. Nellie Cross, tn Florida. Mrs. Cross Robert Pranahka spent Fridav BANNER WANT ADV8. FAY has been ill with erysipelas in a Saturday with relative* In hrxnltal there Prairieville and Delton. ilffl Z PEANUT BUTTER 2 X 7® PRUNES !ctEl 4 CALUMET BAKING POWDER 4 15c RICE BLUE lb 14c WHEATIES CI>RN FLAKES 2 EATMORE OLEO Mildred Fuhrman [shopper* Friday. Sweet - Easy to Peel 3JE015.3S (.037.11 EAST STATE ST •( Mtaie TOTAL UKPOblTa krr HsbllHir* ------- Mr. Yarger has icvcrol years experience in this buiineis and ha» all modern equipment to do complete greeting ond cor Mrvice. oftw. 30.41 TOTAL LtAUTMTD.H (not i««Mla CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Mr. Yorgor will tell and utc only Mobil products—Your patronage will be appreciated. C. W. McKli 4 ib* 23c Freeh bunch "J Q(J KROGER 5T0RE5 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOL'STH — TOTAL LfABILITHCM AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTH Fancy Winttap BROCCOLI Dollar* LIAU1L1T1EH TANGERINES do«. 14jC APPLES laaUtuttoa* oct. NEW STATION LOCATED AT 227 McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES 227 E. STATE - DELTON pa Vi LB FKCS. 4E IN ONE BOX •* I GROUND TO TOUB ORDER j LlTTLB MAAVMlXUP :..r risk lalal MEMORANDA PHONE 2554 DlJNlWI. ti �TftF HARTtNCS DELIGHTFUL TRIP THROUGH THE WEST (Continued from page 1. Me. 1) RefeUtoke Li pkturrnqutly situat­ ed on the Columbia river between tha Moniuthee and the Selkirk mountain* and la the western portal lo Canada's national parks. Its his­ tory dates back to 1U4. lo Ute con­ struction days of Canada's first trans-continental railroad. It has a population of WOO and Ilea at aty al­ titude of oniy 1500 feet. As the highway led westward, the land became more level, the fields more fertile and aa the tourists ap­ proached Salmon Arms, everywhere could be seen large orchards of ap­ ples. plums and other fruits. Vege­ tables were plentiful and oL-huge site and excellent quality. -^Vandbuver, British Columbia, was another city of. especial Interest. It la located tn the Coast Range of mountains, about fifteen miles north of the International Bound­ ary between the United States and drop 1200 feet on the Yoho Valley road and Twin falls on the op­ posite side of the Kicking Hone river are reached by a complete ••8“ switchback with a sleep grade. Many beautiful sights may be seen from this point. Across the Kicking Horse river In Yoho Park Is a natural bridge—a rocky causeway beneath which the river forces Its way. passing into a canyon 100 feet deep. An entire summer spent In this locality would not be long enough to enjoy all the wonders of Mother Nature within the area of the Valley of Ten Peaks, the surround­ ing countryside, if It can be called such a name, nnd the river valleys that abound with beauty and gran­ deur. Prom Lake Louise to Golden nnd on to Revelstoke. Is a never-to-be forgotten trip, with mountain ranges, rivers, lakes, canyons and evergreen trees combining lo make it one grand panorama. Part of the way however, the roads are narrow and cliffs are high and exciting. Por twenty-four miles the road was not too good but the scenery wa* beyond description. Canada. The city is known as Can­ ada's "Gateway to the Pacific," most of Canada’s fojxjgit commerce to the Orjent going through this One of the delightful trips al Vancouver Ls lhe one to Stanley Park, the largest natural civic park on lhe Pacific coast, where can be seen lhe stumps of cedar trees measuring 65 feel In circumference. Tlie city's magnificent harbor Is filled with ships from every port from the Bering to the Baltic. From a point in Stanley Park one can look out over this harbor and see . the "Lion's Gate." a bridge, span­ ning the narrows ot the harbor, under which every ship, going In or out, must pass. While Mrs. Evans and Mrs. McCoy were there, they saw a huge ship from Australia as well as many others from foreign lands. From Vancouver city across to Vancouver Island and lhe city of Victoria Is but a short distance, but one feel* as If Victorio were really an old-world city. It Is the capital of British Columbia und one of the finest residential cities on the American continent. It has wide shaded streets, attractive gardens, stately homes reminiscent of Old England, terraced lawns and Im­ pressive Parliament buildings. Our Hastings women found 3,000 women In Victoria at the P E O. conven­ tion and every hotel was filled. However. Mrs. McCoy and Mrs Evans found a private home tn which to stay and where they were extended great courtesy and true western hospitality. Many of the habits and customs of the people of Victoria remind one of life in England, and those mannerisms, at first, seemed pecul­ iar. It la customary for the hostess to bqtter the eltces of bread before serving and butter Is eaten on all kinds of food, it seemed. Wheat cakes, or pancakes a* we call them, are rolled and taken in the fingers for eating. Tea of course Is the beverage, morning, noon and night and in-between times It was a fa­ miliar sight to see boys and men sitting around knitting, probably for Canada's men In their country's service. ' On Wednesday, Sept. 10. Mrs McCoy and Mrs Evans sailed from Victoria on lhe Princess Alice for the city of-Seattle, back in the country they love most, the* United States of America. That night, out from Victoria, there was a blackout on the boat, passengers remained Inside and double black curtains covered the windows and portholes. Do you wonder they were glad to gel into' the United States safely? (To Be Continued, HOPE CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Amon Spohn of Hooper visited Mr. and Mrs. Cla­ rence Payne on Tuesday Mrs. Blrdena Lyttle of Eaton county visited her mother. Mrs. Floy McDermott over the weekend Claud Mosher is confined to his bed with sickness. The auction sale at Claud Moth­ er's was well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Millon Warner spent Saturday in Grand Rapids. ■ Sorry to hear of the accident to Eugene Hart of Penntfleld township near Battle Creek. Mr. Hart fell down the basement stairs and broke his neck. He started home after spending the evening with his son Ire, was taken to the hos­ pital and passed away the next day. He 1s well known here and in Hope township. * Japaneae are-quick to apologise; Germans are quick to wrrn. others wait and lore their horae Wore they lock the tarn. fmflRpAY. JANUARY I. 194? rewNIs j GLASS CREEK STREAMLINED AtJTO TRAVELS 185 M.P.H After spending her vaaatlon at i her home here. MIm Joan Erway , relumed to her school work at Kal; amazoo Sunday. Mrs. Geo. Crakes and son Don ot Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon . Havens ot Ypsilanti, Mr*. Mike Morgan and son of Hastings, Louis ■ Havens of Battle Creek, were callera at Forrest Havens last Tuesday. The Ladies Aid metis thU Thursday, Jan. a in the * borement with Club No. 3 aerring dinner. Election of officer* for church and Ladles Aid. Harry Mrs. LaVerne Klnnte ha* been1 with her mother. children of conanunit ymeetlng Saturday night. I Mrs. Rex Tate of Ypsilanti who . teas visiting her parents over' ' Christmas wa* hostess to the fol- j lowing girls last Saturday after-1 I noon: Maxine and Esther KingsI bury, Joy Hart. Mary Lou Lewis, । Glenls Gelb. Mary Lou and La­ i vtaa Ding* of Cloverdale and Anita | and Joy McGlocklln of Hasting*. Game* and music furnished the en­ tertainment* after which popcorn 1 and candy wa* served. I Miss Joan Erway spent Thursday in Grand Rapid* with her sisters, the Misses Genevieve and Maxine. I Mr and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore ' are In Richland caring for the family and getting acquainted with tlie new erandson. Ray Erway Is driving a new car. Ray Otis of Kalamazoo spent the weekend at Fred Otis'. V Mrs. John Foreman of .Kalama­ zoo who came Sunday for her sis­ family spent Sunday at Elmer ter. Mrs. Nellie Foreman, stated Yeltcr * of Lowell. that her son. Private Maurice Junior Blough of Freeport wllh; Foreman spent a few days at home hia grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. ■ slstanl in a hospital at Bpringfield. Jerry Blough were In Caledonia । Tuesday. Mo. Miss Edith Cramer of Kalama-1 । Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis and Roy zoo spent her Christmas vacation - and Robt. called al Wm. Havens'^ with her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs.1 of southwest Rutland on Sunday to Harry- Cramer. see a cousin. Mrs. Bertie Orthring Mr. and Mrs. Emory Keim and daughter Beulah of Plemanl Val­ Mrs. Sarah Erway spent last j ley spent Christina* at Harold week visiting at Wm. Havens' of Yoder’s. Norma Yoder accom­ southwest Rutland, also Mrs. Ber- i panied them liome for the week. tha McKibben in Yankee Springs.LO*. Jennie Pardee spent Satur­ Mr. and Mra. Dick Rose and son ' day evening at lhe Aldtn Porrllt of Hastings were Sunday visitors at home. A Christmas tree and sup­ Roy Erway’*. Mrs. Sara Erway re­ per were enjoyed by the twentyturned home with them. five present. Mrs Alice Gardner nnd broth­ er Emory Lowe attended the PLEASANT RIDGE fall. Grand Rapids Tpent DOCTOR'S ORDER! that milk head everyone'* "mult" list for that added vital­ ity lift. and Mrs LeVant Newton of Plain­ Training Station. Great Lakes. TH. The Townsend Club will tneeC well. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Newton II of Hasting.*. Mr. and Mr*. Gary' with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool Friday Newton of Belding, and Mr. andI evening If weather permits. Pot i Mrs John Nansy and son Dickie of .. I luck supper and program. People don't fool around with their health | Mrs. Arthur Richardson was Mr. and Mrs Virgil Wood* and 1 Wacousta. i- I pleasantly reminded—of— her— sixtyfamily, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold । Mra. Claude Walton and son Don------------, -------------not when they are trying to really live every Wood* spent New Year’s day with I aid were Hastings visitors Tuesday, j first birthday on Jan. 3 when her Mrs. Charles Mates of Sand taike. | Mr and Mrs. Ira Chaffee and Min, Chester and family of Verprecious second of the day. Does that day seem Mr and Mrs. Matt Boynton ot Harold of Quimby. Mr. and Mrs. j montvlile. vUlted her. bringing gifts too short to you? Or are you all tired out before Grand Rapid* und Howard McRob- David Waters of Hastings, and Mr.' and a liberal supply of home made eru «f Bowne were Sunday after- I nnd Mrs. Kenneth Lewi* and fam- ice cream. it’s ha^f over? Then do as your doctor orders— noon visitors of Mr and Mrs. lily of Morgan were Sunday dinner Rev. and-Mrs. Love were dinner drink that quart of milk every day! And don't Joseph Kauffman and family. guests of Mr. and Mrs Manley 1 guests of Mr. and Mr*. Roy Smith Mr*. Elizabeth Whitmer and Sherman I of Caledonia last. Thui*d.y evebecome careless about it. if you want the pep daughter May and son Wilbur of Mr. and Mra Clifford AUerdlng nlng. New Years Day. Holland were Satmduy evening of Haatlngs were Sunday guest* of । Cwwa that makes you go out and do things. dinner guesu of Mr. und Mrs.'W. C. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Everson and famchukuh saw* Lupe. j lly. । Freeport United Brethren Circuit Mr. and Mra. Orville Kokx of Bat- ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Willard Arnold and Rev. Paul E Olmstead, pastor He Creek spent New Year’s Day I Marilyn of Hasting*, and Mrs. Freeport with Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler. | Robert Glasgow and son of Dowling I Sunday school—10:30. Christmas exercises at the Moul­ School commenced again this. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Shoemaker ' were Sunday afternoon callers of | Preaching—11:30. . ton church Friday evening. Monday morning after the holiday' of Lansing spent New Year’s week , Mr. and Mrs Glenn Kellogg. | Christian Endeavor—7:00. ! Adrian Cramer and three sls- vacation. Song Service — 7 :30. with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres, j Mr. and Mrs. George Bustance ters visited their sister Mrs. Lil­ An old neighbor. Mrs. Flora Wood Mrs. Mabel Osborne ~ U assisting _________ nnd family , were _________ among ____________ the friendi, ' Evangelistic service—8:00. ' Hun Gerber of Sheboygan. Wts the fell breaking the small bone In her Mrs. Ida Payne during her illness. >»d relatives who attended the 25th Pleasant Valley post week. • hip. I Mr. and Mrs. Lo Andrews enter­ Preaching—10:00. Ray Wieland accompanied his son wedding anniversary ot Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Rank of Battle Sunday ovumu school,—n.w. 11:00. ' mmeu mined their children awa for w»»,v> dinner Creek spent Sunday with her parLawrence to North Manchester. Mrs. Carl Brechelscn of near Carl-' ouhuaj ton Center. New Year’s Day. I Revival services are continuing at Sunday. Ind., Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Howard DeMond of the Freeport church with Rev. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buehler Mrs. Frank Hynes received word Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson I Sunday that her father wa* te- Woodland spent Sunday afternoonFoltz of Van Wert. O.. as the Evan- visited Tuesday evening at Harold and John were in Lansing on Wed­ rlously ill at lhe home of her sister, wllh the latter’s parents, Mr. and, gellst. We urge your attendance to Yoder's. nesday. . Phon* 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hi Mrs. Claud Mead every evening service. Song service ----------------- - • » '-------------Mrs. Ford Stowell of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelsey of Miss Virginia Fish Is assisting j begins at 7 30. and preaching at IRVING Mrs. Adam Endres and Mrs. Martin called Monday evening at Wendell Shoemaker were Lansing wllh the duties at lhe county 8:00. I .. Mr. and.... Mrs. James Nagel cele­ Wamic Keteey's. and Lake Odessa visitors Wednes­ clerk's office In Hastings. brated their golden wedding anni­ Freeport Methodist Church Mrs. Claude Walton, is recovering । day1. versary. Dec. 29 with Uiclr children Everett M. Love. |msior ■. and grandahlldren al their home, Edwin Daley. Carl MacGuire. and from the fiu. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger I Momlng Worship—11:00. George Hersltoll of Detroit visited also Mr. and Mrs. Steenwyk of * — -----------— > — -----. — • Sunday school — 12:00. and Marvin were Sunday guests of : the former’s sister, Mrs. George Grand Rapids. Congratulation* to _ , In our defense of our country, wa Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rosenberger of 1 Humphrey and family. Saturday. ' there good people. vmiuviue. . 'must ryft forget that the church 1* ■ John Fish, who ha* been 111 with Clarksville. 1 Alton Warner who grew up in Miss Elaine Kauffman spent New a* Important to our morale os our Irving village, passed away Dec. 30 pneumonia. 1* Improving slowly. Mrs. Ashel Thompson was a Sat­ Year'* Day with Mr. and Mrs. spirit of patrtotiim. Let us not neg- at Vandalia where he had been lect-our religious need*. We welcome: working. The funeral was held at urday afternoon caller of Mr*. Ralph Sells of Muskegon. Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Moore and! you to the services next Sunday. Merrill Karcher. Cassopolis with burial at Dowling Carol Joyce were Sunday dinner' _ „ „ * . ru..,~.v. Mr. and Mr*. Allen Pish called guests Indigestion, Headaches, Bai of Mr and Mrs. Arthur' Carltan Canter .Methodist Church beside hl* father. on Mr. and Mrs. John Baar of „------I The postponed L. A. S. will meet Adas, Toxins, Bloating & other Everett M. Love, pastor Grand Rapids Saturday afternoon, j Moore and family. with Mrs. Clarence Longstreet. Fri­ Mr And Mr* Rm! Morning Worship—10:00. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Sherman and Week Back, Paleness, Circle* Under Mr. and Mrs. Bird Shfllenbarger day. Jan. 9. • Sunday school—11:00. of Hustings spent Sunday after­ family of Irving. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Prank McNutt, who Eyes, Bladder Trouble, Getting Up Nig bought the Travis farm, have torn' noon with Mr. and Mrs. Clement Sherman and fuqiliy and Mr. and Arthritis, Neuritis, Backache, Lumbs Mrs. Robert Sherman of Hastings, SOUTH BOWNE down the house and had it moved Mead. Last week’s Leiter. Sciatica, Lag Fains, Stiff or Swollen Joi Mr. ond Mrs. Earl Everson and und MIm Connie Cobum ot Yankee close to the road. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker. family spent New Year’s Day with Springs were New Year’s Day.-guesta Mr. and Mrs. John Perry were Mrs. Floyd Flynn and daughters Mr. and Mrs. William Tinkler of of Mr. and Mrs. Manley Sherman. , Sunday visitors at the home of Dragtees health—nature's way ... Cathartic* Maxine and Geraldine of Bowne Rev. Mrs. Ruth Falta, ot Van Hastings. ’ their son in Kalamazoo. Center spent Christmas Eve with Byron Payne of Zealand spent Wert. Ohio, evangelist at the United . Mrs Leona Burgess was a holl-1 Friday night wllh hts mother. Mrs. Brethren church, is staying wllh tonlshlng easy way. Without the use of hanaMr. and Mrs. Charles Overholt dur­ Ida Payne. natarel way. Mr. «nd Mr,. Htrwy Blough and'Mt>- Oroi^r Orgbp ot RulUod. P. M. Burgess of Battle Creek ing the revival services. MU, Ul. surlxunl ol W.loom,' MeKnum ot Chkwo w»r MIm Iris Oimstead-'returned Sun­ Corner,. Mr. urd Mr., ITO Blough • “■'« called on P. E Deming and the ht> Mr day evening from the William Allen Fish family Wednesday. spent Christmas with Mrs. Estella 1,nd Mrs- 8am McKeown. Rev. and Mr*. Paul Olmstead Townsend home where she has I^er I Mrs. Ave* Sowcrby Timm after called on the former’s mother. Rev. brei\ working during the holidays. Mr. and Mra. John Mishler of lon« weeks haying her leg In a Donald Mackey visited Lawrence Grand Eva Ickes of Lake Odessa. Monday. Rapids were Christmas C8‘l *nd two operations at Pennock Mrs. Ruth Foltz, evangelist, was Wieland recently. guests at the Will Mishler home, hoapital is recovering from the In­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cool of Pleas­ a Thursday dinner guest of Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Will Cosgriff of Juries she received at the Barry ant Valley visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Loweil. Mra. Jennie Pardee and County Fair. Her mother from Mra. Herman Gooch. Mrs. Emily Sullivan and daugh­ D. Cool Sunday. Mra. Estella Rosier were in Lake, Ocala. Florida Is with her. Mrs. Dean of Ionia, and Mr. and Odessa, Friday. ter Ilene of Hustings were Saturday -Mr*. Fem Gamer and little son Nature's laboratory. Contains afternoon callers of Mr. and Mra. Mra. Walter Rockhill of Hasting* Mr. and Mrs. A. T- Eash enter- of Clay HHls visited Mra. Norma spent Saturday evening with Mr. talned with a family dinner on I Llnce at the home of Nonna's parJohn Llctka. Miss Helen Bustance spent Tues­ and Mrs. W. W. Rockhill. Chrlstmas. j enta. Mr. and Mrs. John Belson be- I habit forming Ingredient. Only Natural, UfeFrederick Boughner of New BuiMarie. Jean and Junior McRob- tween Christmas and New Year'* i day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Busatance and family of Pleasant Val­ fnUy, and Wesley and James Bough­ erts visited their sister in Miuke-1 and Mrs. Llnce was Mrs. Gamer's i remedy for Rheumatism. Arthritis. Neuritis, ner of Saranac called on the Allen gon tlie past week. , New Year’s guest nt the home of ley. Stomach disorders and Weak Kidney*. Joseph Kauffman has been ill Fish family. Friday. Mr. and Mra. Jerry Blough were I her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Me Nee. I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richards of Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and j Mr*. Ethel Gingrich of Hastings wllh lumbago. For many Centuries, Medical Science ha* believ'd Kalamazoo, -----and — Mr. ---------------and Mr*. Mrs. Roy McRobert*. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Overholt and-----------------was a hoUday visitor at the home in the curative property of Minerals. Doctor*, family of Fowlerville spent Sunday I Charles Humphrey and family called W. H. Pardee spent Chrlstma* at' Of her daughter Mrs. Will Springer, Hospital*. Sanatoriums, Naturalist* and Specialwith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Overholt.' on Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey the Nash home in Clarkavlile. i Ur* Joe Llnce ha* gone to Fori FREEPORT DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGHLANDS DAIRY IMPORTANT MESSAGE! TO THE SUFFERERS FROM STOMACH AILMENTS KIDNEY AILMENTS RHEUMATISM PAINS THE DRUGLESS ROAD TO PERFECT HEALTH The children remained for » few Sunday afternoon. Bobby Waltoh was guest of honor days’ visit. , Teddy Walton Is ill with tonsilllls. at a birthday party Wednesday aft­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kauffman ernoon. given by his mother. Mrs. and family and Howard McRoberts Claude Walton and Rev. Ruth Foltz of Bowne spent the ^weekend in of Ohio. Fourteen children were Millersburg. Did. Theo returned present. Refreshment* of ice cream and cake were *erved. home with them. Gerald Ellis, the Lowell young Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton and family of Carlton Twp, Mr. and man. who lost his life In the Jap­ Mrs. Howard Clinton and family anese rnld on Hawaii, was a grand­ of Bowne Two, Mr. and Mrs. Ray son of Mra. Jennie Flynn of Bowne. John L. Roush. Bowne pioneer, Clinton and 'family of Irving Twp, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gonzales and died of heart disease al hl* home family, local, and Mis* Eva Dawes near Petoskey—35 years ago item*. of Six Lakes were Sunday dinner Lowell Ledger. According to an item in a Grand guest* of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clin­ Rapids paper, the marriage of Elwin ton. - • . CI. Maxine VfnvI.iK Miss Bertha lertha Fausey of Cascade I —Livingston Keim and ,Miss of Grand and Mrs. Vera Vs.- Bliss — - ---- Rap-1, Tuttle wa* solemnised on ChristIda «pent the weekend with Mr. and mas eve and the couple are now at home on LaGrave St. In Grand Un O. H. FauseyCarol Karcher is now entertaining Rapids. Elwin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keim (Trella Livingston) the chicken-pox. and the grandson of the late Hiram Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mra. and Polly Livingston, former well Robert Glasgow and family . of known resident* of Freeport. Mrs. Lloyd Wilkens, nee Malslc Dowling. Mr. and Mra. Merrill Karcher and Whitney, recently received a letter family were New Year’s guest* of from her brother. Lloyd Whitney, the latter'* parents. Mr. and Mrs. who is with the U. 8. Marines sta­ tioned al Pearl Harbor, stating Watt Thomas of Bowne. Miss Vivian Buehler of Ann Arbor spent New Year's Day with her is the youngest sbn of Mrs. Susie parents, Mr. and Mra. Forrest Whitney ot near Freeport. He has been at Pearl Harbor for some Hine Buehler. Donald Miller and lady-friend of and no news h^i reached hl* rela­ East Lansing were Wednesday eve­ tives since the disaster there until ning guests at the Charles Bunn last week—Grand Rapids item in Lowell Ledger. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee and family of Woodland spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Clarence Burrarrer. who enlisted In the Naval Reserves, left last Bunday visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. Monday for Great Lakes. Ill. His Nell Newton and family were Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Will Glasgow and aUi Oklahoma to vUit her husband daughter Mildred of Grand 1U|>--b<fore he is transferred to another Id* were callers at Jerry Blough a,, Sunday. •' i Mr and Mra. Will Porrllt and | BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT sprlngs lo get cure or relief. In Bio-Mineral Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hastings of BAsnxoa tMMOis ta call Bertxd BUlalat. ■••«tv* DlntVcl Dollar* Ria. 3. Olillcallon* of Htalri id*, note*. alorka. Inrladin* itork TO.isoJfc ■i.ioo.or AN IDEAL HEALTHY COLON With BIO-MINERAL yms east TA I. AKHKTH LIABILITIES should USE BIO-MINERAL political •abgltUlan USE BIO-MI NERAL BIO-MINERAL - SPECIAL OFFER. $1.69 Buys 2 Bettles — $4.00 Buys 5 Bettles TOTAL DEPOSITS 98. Otbrr lUbllitlM 94. TOTAL I.IABH.ITIKH CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 18. Capital stock: CARVETH & STEBB TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (■SAL) CbMUr Lo**, Maury PubHr My tonalities eiplree Xereinber 9, 19<t W. E. CARTER, Caiklrr. THE RKXALL DRUG STORI Prompt Delivery Service — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY g. 1M2 SOUTHWEST RUTLAND RT HOUSE NEWS -. Acceptt of guar- MARTIN CORNER* 8pr'B’f* Twp' ! Mr*. Ad. Millar te visiting in I Curtis W. Knoll to Robert X. Gray northern Michigan al Luaera .n^fto.?areoun Mr and Wllb*r “ our evening service*. order alTlSS r«X en- “T” , RI>Di. and B*Ule Cret,t "e .now °CCIW‘»* J^u^nraiicd Mr. and Mra Franck Gorham from him Ltoyd Cogswell ha* been transferred from the army camp «t i| Est Matilda McLravy. wm WiU filed. filed, i’d Enid. Okla. to Kelly Field. Ban An­ tonio. Texas Kenneth Hilton, who 4 petition for probate fUcd. ord«r for C*®” Wayne Ctofoot la visiting rela­ fortnerly pved here b ! publication entered. Carolyn and Merna Campbell Walter*. Texas, and Kenneth Oil—v——-. A* -» - - '------ - -- ----- --------------------- Twp attended a family gathering on t Z—-S.rV ve* al Fra* Roll. from Coats Grove are visiting their kspte k stationed al Jefferson Bar­ filed, order admitting will en­ K? ?.* ff’iwiuum O »u,. M Thursday al the home of their aunt. Mra. John Ourd iturday till rack*. Mo brother. Warren Stamon. honoring d. bond of administrator with Warrant Mrs. Edith Campbell leave* for Ruth Ann Herael is ill with loohte oldest son. Russel I Stanton, who and inventory filed. Tennessee, Dooamber 39 for a visit. sllltl*. Mk* Jerelte suffered wllh MMOtary issued, order limiting Est William Lelnaar. Order de­ ra“’- »• Mr. and Mn. Harry Dunn had th* same aliment last week. army. notice to creditors Issued gMnBent entered, petition for termining heir* entered ala dinner Sunday al her daughas over Christmas visitor* their Oeorge and Carrie Oog»w*U and Mis* Grace Conklin, who assists ■UtOE etajms filed, notice to i _________ _______ _ _ _______ . Alvin B. Clever and wife lo John at tha hnm* nt her alatar lira Wlala MU* Doria Starring of Fennville (editor* issued. 1 of freohoider* filed, license to *eU WARBUNTY DEEDS Wheeler, par. Bee. 1. Maple Grove Conklin Davis, who teaches Mr and Mr*. John HoughteUig were Bunday callers al Mr. and Mr* Gladys Ostrolh. Adrnrx Mora A. EH. William Seibel. Discharge of Issued, oath before sale filed. and family ate Christmas dinner Kalamasoo. Ore Fisher s. Mr and Mr*. Frank dmlnktrator filed, estate enrolled. »t Flora Alice Robert* Order th* home ot her parents, Mr. and with her brother ot Charlotte. Cog«w*ll and children ot Hasting*. )trt. Leonard Roger* Lee. In- confirming sal* entered, Mr and Mr*. Clifford McMannls son Dick ware Chrlstmai dinner Wayne Van SycU of Hasting* and an A° 11 M,p1' Mra. George Conklin. gntory filed, final account filed. E*t- Mary Gorham Waiver of no­ Mr*. Katherine Jones of Nile, ate Christmas dinner with h*r guest* on Wednaaday evening al Mis* Ruby Oo«»w*U ware Bunday rter allowing account entered. llc« fu«d order appointing admln- vln j"fMor^ KR ntobH DateCwnt^ v hwlfe nd ,wlB]e fl Awle >nd w ha* returned to spend the winter mother of Irving. evening caller* there. keharee of admlnktrator issued, istrator entered, bond of admln- vto J. More* E*t. to H Date Camp- J{ Mr. and Mr* Robert McMannl* Blair of Lake Odessa Mr. and Mra. Warren Coolbaugh ~ite ' enrolled -- Istrator aMf . ‘letter* of*..-■• admlnktra- bell and wife, lol 13. Vickery's' Phillip* Add Nashville Village. with her daughter, Mrs. David visited in Battle Creek Wednesday Wendell Crofoat waa a Grand of Coate Orove and Sargeant Clyde , , jiu | lEtt-T- _H . order limiting settle-! Lakeside Park. Johnstown Twp. . Lyle H. Scott and wife to John Conklin and family and on Christmas they and Mr Rapid* visitor last Friday. titered. peUtlon for hearing i Howard Berkel.z Admr. Ernest Devine of Fort Custer attended Mr*. Daky King of Battle Creek order admitting will entered ment . G. Wheeler lot 8 Bl. 6 A W Phllspent Saturday with her mother. family ata dinner with Mr. and at Leila hospital. Battle Creek last church and Bunday school at Marof executor filed, tetter* te*- cisUiu filed, notice lo creditors Is- Wurtt Est. to Walter J SundayJ Uf>s Add Nashville village. > । and wife, lot 1 Blk 18. Eastern Add itary issued, order limiting set- sued. Bertha M. Van Tuyl to John Mrs. Pearl Holme* Little Dorothy Mr*. C. O. Baker of-Burlington. Frityiy to see the former's broth­ Un church Bunday ._u.— Order Order allowallow- I and and lot lot 2 2 IBl 9. Kenfield* Add. HasMis* Dori* Starring of Fennville nt entered, petition-for hearEst- Chris Andlcr. ‘ Wheeler, par. Sec. 36. Nashville Rugg was also a guest. Mrs Peak and son and daugh­ er. Spencer, who is seriously 111 l|lm* filed, notice'to creditor* >“g account entered, discharge of tings city. Sargeant Robert Ogilvie .„■• ha* ter returned from Florida Friday with heart trouble. village . wfuiK Hl* many wa* an over thf weekend guest of admlnktratrtx issued, estate” en- , Melinda Lite, el al to Alford J Frank Rarlck to Dore Webb and «P*m W* furlough with home folk* wnere they went to visit her son friend* here hope for hi* imme­ Mis* Carrie Cogswell Custer and wife, part of lol 293.' wlf*. tots 24 and 25. Hardendorfs »nd on Thursday left for HaUfax. Est. Ruth M. Handy Discharge rolled. The Misses Dork Gillespie »nA diate recovery. Est. Rosetta Dunkelberger. War- Hastings city. Of executrix issued, estate enrolled Add. Nashville village where he set* tail for hl* new dutle*. and Mr*, naro.d lauch of Mr*. Nellie Foreman of Has­ Greta Cogswell returned to KaisIvan L. Roush and wife to Jerry' Est. Mary Gorham. Petition tor rant and inventory filed. Howard E. tlckery and wU* to Mr and Mra. Ray Woodstra 6f Charlotte were seen on our streets ting* I* a guest thl* week in the tnaaoo Sunday afternoon for the I Bit Melvin Crum. Commission ' Andrus and wife. par. Freeport vil- • H. Dole Campbell and wife. par. Grand Rapids spent December 30 administrator filed. Bunday. home of Mr and Mrs Don Doug- opening of school Monday. Mr j iage. Est Edward Uebhfuser. Proof to take testimony issued Vickery’s Lakeside Park. Sec. 5. with Mr and Mrs. Clifton Miller and Mrs. Elmer Gillespie took them Deny Bergman got a card Sat­ Est. Mary ® Elsey. Order allowJohn J. B. Light. Jr. et ux to1 Johnstown Twp. Of will filed, order admitting will and family. urday from her son at Friends are sorry to team that over and called on relative* there. al Covergton ing claims entered. Mack Kool and wife. par. Sec. 38.• William G. McKibbin and wife Mr and Mrs Arthur McLeod and on their way to St. Augustine,1 Banjamin Jenkin* is confined to Congratulation* to Mks Marjorie at. Henry Fisher. Order allow- Prairieville Twp Est Emma K. Spindler. Warrant to Daisy L. Williams, part of lol family have been visiting in Can­ Florida. hte bed and under tha doctor's Cogswell of Hasting* who won a and inventory filed, order to as- ing claims entered, final account I William H. Birman to Myron E ' 558. Hastings city. 1 ada. Sad news of the death ot Guyla . car*. All wish him a speedy re- scholarship and left for Lansing. । Grace A. Johnson to Rosa EgglcMrs. Beatrice Seymour and son. Peaae reached here Sunday ev«-, covery. Monday for a 9 weeks course at Mte* Dorothy Havens returned : slon, 100 A- Sec. 9. Yankee Springs Lawrence, have returned home ning. Twp. ; from the hospital. Sunday evening to tha home of MU* Ruby Cogswell vUlted Mr. ' Mr. and Mra. Sam Blair ot Lake and Mr*. Cha*. Erway In Kalama­ Rosa Eggleston to Grace A. John-' Mtes Bertha Miller, who spent her ATONY POJNT Odessa after a four days' visit zoo from Sunday until Wednesday son et al. 100 Ac. Sec. 9. Yankee holiday vacation al the home Of her Last Week's Letter. Springs Twp. mother. Mr*. Willard Case, re­ Tlianks to the Banner for th* 1 with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. night of last week. . Geo. Haven*. Anthony Whit fleet and wife lo, turned to her school duties at Lan- Christmas greeting*. Mr. and Mrs. Minor Bateman ' Mr and Mrs. Harry Dunn and Claude L Walton and wife, tot 4 sing on Thursday . Edgar Pierce, a former resident were Christmas Day FUIvera Monday evening of last Bl. 7. Roush's Add Freeport vUMr. and Mrs. Willard Ca*e ac- of tnis neighborhood, wa* calling i children lage. ................................. - • Cole on at B. J. Wellman's this week and juest* of her parent*. Mr. and ccmpanled Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mrs. Fred Otte of Glass Creek Claude L. Walton and wife to a trip to Kalamazoo recently to1 'informed u* he had enlisted in lhe W. H. Otte entertained hte chU- pi fahant VALLEY Richard Buehler, lol 4 Bl. 7. ace Rev J W. Dork, a former pas­ air corp* and would leave for train­ dren, grandchildren and great­ । Roush's Add. Freeport village tor at the Briggs church. ' ing camp Monday. grandchildren at a ChrUUna* din­ I Mr. and Mra. Carl Scott of Lake | Charles F. Van Vranken to Beu>-­ The high school students of Mr. and Mra Howard Demond ! Odeasa spent Sunday evening at lah H. Hayward par. Sec. IB. Balli-1 Bellevue and HaaUngs returned lo entertained on Chrtetma* Day Mr*. ner on Sunday. mnw. I thflr work on Moncllly Bfter a lwo Mr. and Mr* Roy Oaks enter­ Elmer Scott’s. more -rs.-^ Twp Demond'* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Lewi* Slater of Ionia spent the Raymond N. Hoyt et al to Louis weeks' vacation. Cluud Mrud of Freeport and also tained Mr. and Mr*. H. T. Lord past week with hi* grandparents, Diamante, par Nashville village. Mrs. HalUe Bristol, who ha* several of her brother* and fam­ of Battle Creek and Mr and Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Slater. Agnes and Alice WiUteon to Jo­ spent much of the post year wlUi ilies; while Mr. and Mrs. Claud LemueU Oak* and son* of Dowling Congratulation* to Mr and Mr*, on Christmas Day. seph J. Mercer and wtfe, lot 20. her daughter, ot New York rk ha* re- i। Demond entertained Mr. and Mr* Mr and Mrs Oley Douglass and ^ruce Mesccar on the birth of a Cedar Point* Plat. Fair Lake. Barry turned home and I* with her . Lowell Demond and Joe Griffen of children of Bowen* Mills. Mr. and son Dec. 24. named Kenneth Bruce Twp. Mr. and Mra. Angus ___ daughter. Mr*. Carl Bowman and Nashville Mr*. Myron Bishop and children “nd to Mr and Mrs Ralph Davte David A McClelland lo Joeeph IHinny DB1UICIU . Huey entertained' hk father and Af family of Banfield. n Rri II. Dr.. Stutz and uife. 80 A. Sec. 30. CasAugust Nanjok and Ray Raymond mother from Ionia and Mr. and of Charlotte and Mr. and Mn. Roy ,or “ >on to™ Dec. 31. named RoDouglaas of Hasting* were Sun- bert Stanley. Mrs Davte wa* for1940 STUDEBAKER COM. 4-DOOR SE­ 1941 OLDS 8 SEDAN with hydromotic recently returned from Chicago Mrs. B J. Wellman entertained day guest* of their parent*. Mr.1 merly Evelyn Wglt. clutch and radio. Real value for a their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass. . DAN, low mileage, good fires with Mr. and Mrs Donald Stow In* and new car buyer. and Mrs Russel Key* from Jack.lr and ... Mr. Mr*. Wm. Havens en- children of Portland ate supper Overdrive and climotixer. 275J2“K■«<«Mr. and Mrs. Jay. Cole vklted Siu S ■ for teruunco .5^ vnrisunas amner ror vilh-Mr. wiuvsar. and ana Mr*. a*r». John jonn F. r. Brake, urwaa. QUIT CLAIM DEED8 1937 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN 1 their sister. Mrs. Verne Greenfield Carlton arid' nt,nd Mr “ nd New YeBr’«1940 STUDEBAKER COM. 2-DOOR SE! Nelson B. Good, et al. Trustee*. of near Charlotte, who has been ill with heater A car from a fine family. famlhWm Hart *nd daughters of Norma and Gordon Yoder of ! DAN, with overdrive ond climotizer.^ Will of Thomas E. Checsebrough. for some time. u RM 2 mu,' tn"'!8n“>‘ «“«■ Mr- ““ R“t■ ewort P»n °< to. boUHod wonderful care. | to Gerhardt Kunde and wife. Blk*. Mr*. Sylvia Wood will entertain . fine condition. Claud and Ho«rd Vroo“'«’ «»d children of Hasting*, day vacation at Emery Kime** 113. 15. and 15. including Maple, the Happy Dozen unit on January1936 STUDEBAKER SEDAN. Be safe, be । Green and Dlvtelon streets vacated 10. honoring Mra. Ada Miller on buildings on the Ritchie ’rarm ail ,Iavens ot Lakc Odcs5a- Mr. and Grand Ledge were New Year’s Eve 1940 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 2comfortable, be thrifty, in this med­ < Approx. 5 Ac > Freeport Village. of which make fin^^Tnrlt^enil Oe° and *°n Ofc*' supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Huher birthday. ium priced cor. DOOR SEDAN with climotixer Per1 Ruby L Karcher Radabaugh to A new llvln groom with fire and odd much nne improvement* H rferm m e™“n Kuball and W. H. Otk, bert Geiger. Jimmie Geiger accom­ • feet performonce. “PP^mnce local. Nona Allerding Church, lol 295. place te underway al the Bailey ““J*4 WE ALSO OFFER A SPECIAL CROUP * ! panled Dale home for the night. j Hastings city Brother* lake home at Metcalf lake of thelr Urm >»"*• | of fine cars in 1934 and 1935 Fords. 1939 STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT 4h.rvitm Hriinni On New Ye,r'8 °*y <nd Mr‘ ; J. Mearle Scott and wife to Phil­ Mr und Mrs. John Bailey spent mjlo , BARNUM SCHOOL Herbert Geiger and Dean, accom1936 Chevrolet coach. 1935 and DOOR SEDAN with overdrive, radio, lip R Scott. 80 Ac. Sec. 25. Caatle- their holiday vacation al their farm Charles. Frank and Carl Scofield panled by Mrs. Annk Strong of ton Twp. ond climotixer, like new. 1936 Terroplones. . Floyd E. Walton and wife to , home. Mrs. Fred- Meyers and Mtes Beverly attended the funeral ot a brother- Pinhook spent the day al Dale's Mrs Mary Clark te spending in-law and uncle at Beaverton, and Jimmie returned home. 1 Frank Dorr and wife, lots 1 and 2. some time al her son. Morri* Schilling of Otsego called at the Friday. , Mr. and Mrs Arthur Van AlbBlk. 9. Roushs Add. and part of homes of Merle Bradfield and Wal­ Clark * home in Battle Creek. Pvt. Everett Johnston and broth- bun of Grand Rapids called at J. lot 3. Blk 6. Freeport village lace Burroughs on Wednesday. Chas. H. Lockwood and wife to Norma and Mary Saunders, er. Elik, went to Mt. Pleasaqt to F. Brake's Sunday. Last Weeks Letter Mr. and Mr*. Simon Sears at­ Francis B Kulp and wife. 80 A. Naomi Beck. Robert and Richard visit relatives and friends a few tended the funeral of hi* brother Mr. and Mr*. -John Bailey Ann Osborde. Marshall Harvey and: days last week. Sec. !!. Johnstown Twp ..... --------------- of — -nilD AIIADAIITFI* Eoc^ cor »°*<J '• guaranteed to be exactly a* reprewnted. Pvt. Louis Hickey of Nashville Dan at Mason Tuesday. Buel W. Sisson and wife to Hazel Arbor are spending the holiday Jack Bradfield attended a Sunday UUK vUAKAnlLL Backed by a reputation of idling can for over 30 yean “ * ' ----Mra. John E. — Brake and• glrte M. McLeod. 3‘i Ac. Sec. 18. Corl- season al their farm home at Met- school party at the home of Mr. and Pvt. Earnest Miller of Mulllton Twp calf lake. •nd ^(rs Archie BeUon Monday ken'called at the Herbert Johnston spent Saturday afternoon with Sir. ' home last week Irene Oliver et al to Charles L i Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Sparks of evening. and Mra. Clara Alderink and fam­ Pvt. Everett W. Johnston, who ily of Bowne Center. Oliver and wife. par. Sec. 28, Ha*- , Battle Creek will won move to On New Year'* Day. Mra. Rush tings Twp । their new bungalow on their falh- Saunders received word that her has been enjoying a New Year's Bernice Rainbow to Uriah H era fanq in the Eagle dtetrtct . brother. Byron McKibben wa* tak­ furlough, left for Fort Bragg. N. BANFIELD ________ Mra. Douglas, _—-----------------------our teacher te stay, Munger et al, 68 Ac. 8ec. 5. JohnsMr and Mr*. Samuel Rugg had en to Pennock hospital with ■ C. Bunday morning Ellb Johnston town Twp as guests on Chrtsfma* their par- heart attack. We are glad to leant and Hillk Reesor took him as far ing with Mra. Eva Swact al present, Cleo p. Brown to Gena E. Brown. enU and family Mr. and Mr*, later that he wa* taken home Sat­ as Lansing ' Mr and Mrs. DeVon Pulnam and PHONE 2101 HASTINGS , Oliver Morrow of Battle Creek. par. Sec. 28. Barry Twp. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crockford daughter. Evonne Mary, were weekurday. James Moon and family of CharHerbert Van Stream made a buai- spent New Year's Day at the Wm. end guests of the former * parent* MU were .Ito WT»» Crockford home In Woodland. । at Twin Cedar*. Tompkins home and mother Mrs. Jack Mead of Grand Rapids1 The W. 8. C- 8. Ladies Aid SoMr. and Mrs Henry Germaine I Olive Tobias. spent hk two weeks' vacation with clety will meet with Mrs. Jane Gaylord Holmes is assisting in entertained with a family dinner hi* grandmother, Mrs. Ben Crock- smith for dhuier Thursday. Elec­ New Year's Day. the construction of an addition of ; lion of officer*. The Barry-Prairieville Farm Bur­ ford. a living room at the Bailey brothMr*. Robert Lennon wa* buried George Wickwire and Henry were eau will be held at the home ot era* farm home. In the Fuller cemetery Wednesday. Saturday dinner guest* of Mr. and Born to Mr. and Mrs William Mr »nd Mrs Geo. Warren ol Hick­ The Reesor young people have Mra. Ren Brink of Battle Creek. Seymour December IB a 7 lb. ory Coniers.Wedtiesday. Jan. 14. returned to their school work in Mr*. HalUe Brktol. who spent Mr. und Mrs. Wallace Burroughs boy at Leila hospital Battle Creek lhe post two year* In New York entertained their son Harold last Kalamazoo and at M. 8 C, who was named Lawrence . Dorothy Helse of Grand Rapid* stale, is now al the home of tier | Mr and Mr*. Verne Welcher re­ Sunday I spent New Year'* day at home. daughter. Mr*. Carl Bowman. joiced in lhe surprise receipt of a CEbAR CREEK cans Elik uonnsuui Johnston uiu and tnonu friend nutuc made urv. Geo. Welch weicji im has been ocen on th* sick Christmas telegram from their son The community club will be this a trip to Kalamazoo Sunday after- Ust for Um past weak. Floyd Welcher who Is in service tn week Friday night. Everyone in- noon. ' i। Mr. *"'• and Mrs. vv-i... Walter Soya spent the Philippine* saying he wa* O. K. vltedI ---------------------------------------I New Year's with tire former's Robert Ogilvie son of Mr. and „ uiitiw rniMva* Mr., Wm 0.11,1. ol IU. locUiyC.mpbeU Is SUBTW brother. William in Chicago. 1 Lynn Pervine has Joined the U. .ha mUstrt with Ih. Ho>«l Cm.-1 >» I wuuson or Mlss Barry of Qr‘nd, 8. Navy and leaves tor Detroit, Jan Air Corp* corp. tn In May M»y and .nd served wrvu. . earn S«'» Wilton of Hickory Hlckon comer* Conun. ““ Beatrice ® “ •■dun dian Air Ute »w sawing holiday flnaj examination*. seven months In training near has completed «■= UW on lhe Haven U spending her Mr .nrt g to ---------- Herrington farm and. Is . I rwrm.u *nrt me thermometer regUlered 8 deRegina. Saskatchewan, recently re- Jimmie P* r,uU' Mr Bnd Mrs. Milo celved his wings at Ft Brandon moving the mill norq» of Shult*. M,u?. Marry. grei* below aero Sunday night, the Guyla Pease. who has been a res­ I Mis* Alice Whetrlone returned. coideal night of thia seaaon. ! and is here on a ten days' furlough ! Sunday evening from a month's, The Benfield Farm Bureau meet­ during the Yuletide. Mr. Ogilvie, ident of thU community prac­ । visit with Mr. and Mr*. Alonzo Hlltically all of hl* life, passed away ing for January will meet with Mr. who te a sergeant, will go east for IM to «t M. d."u,h- 1 '™ ' and Mra. Claude Hoffman. Wed assignment at the close of hte fucter Mi5 Lawrence Hoatwlek near । and Mr*. Lyndon Baity and neaday- evening. Jan. 14. tough. Aneutt? llul* ‘’•ughter of HasUng* and Mr* Clara Hughe*' father Spenc­ Received, with appreciation Uie Augusta Funeral services wcreiMn*rrv were Christheld last Wednesday at lhe Henton B11M* 7. Ih*n-„nl. ” ----------------------------— er nunn Dunn is Is qu. quite Hl in UUa hospital Banner's remetnbrancc, a 1942 lun«.l home .oh he .u l.U •>' 2“ ”"““1 B«to Cmet. calendar. Mr. and Mrs Herman Babcock ~ "p",’, spent Chrtelnudi at the home ot S toT“.' £l”hl"“2e’r Im „ ™ ■—aS-51*: “»“ ujTiiStol >>’ *“ , / 10 lYou CAN’T buy A NEW CAR, but YOU CAN BUY ONE OF THESE FINE LATE USED CARS! Pen visiting joined t who Is with th ploymer and Ri City fdi Sunday qf Coat Cora W Mra. H day Mn land hi houae living i of Cam Johnsoi home c United ring wi crayon Christ** candle Ing of Rapid* her pi Helse i CARS YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DON'T DELAY CHANGING TO A BETTER USED CAR GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. We Would Like to Correct A Mistaken Impression You can buy and have delivered to you, lumber'and building materials of all kinds. As yet there have been no government restrictions halting the purchase of these. We would be glad to receive your order for immediate delivery for anything that you may need in this line. Prices are not excessively high. If you are planning remodeling, reroofing or repairing it would be practical to order what you need now. We will be very glad to cooperate with you. THE HOME LUMBER CO. HASTINGS PHONE 2276 her aunt, Mrs Walter Stanton and । family. School te resumed at the Brigg* S'iiX, pwu- ■“ much ”nio'rt w .uiuuif I MU B ID any school this week MU.-. . .. __ __ . Mr. W V M..HW .n-. I leave le,V® after *ftW beini bCln> in l" the thC armv *"”7 hoah°6‘ The Women’s Society of Chrte- lty » <-Mu.*’n tn2 P'1*1 n*e WMks <lUt “ broken anl tian Service will be held on Thur*Maynard Monroe of Kalamazoo Irving Charlton of the Center road kle Hu ^ddroM te Bln- A 28 Bn spent last week with hte grandpar­ Lynn Stoddard of the Elite dls- ent*, Mr. and Mra. Ardy Owen. {trict. Congratulations lo Mr. and Mrs. n»S«. |R>. Er. Tr.0I.to .I *“? * TK?’."' Through the generosity of Ralph Duane Lammers Hes* of Nashville the Briggs church . ... ------------------AUred Flahar'*, were Mr. and Mn. has received scripture text calendars rsi. FAIR LAKE jame* Tyler of Woodland and bU,r£an- Those present were Mrs. The Klostey Ladle. Aid will meet ciCoZ Traulweto Itorkan and Charte*. Mr. and Mr*. and hk kindness is much appre­ ciated January 21 at the community hall I Mn of lhe Center1>nd I Beginning January 4. our pas­ for dinner fOad ending a few day* 1 ttl® Burd and ,araU“* tor will hold an evening service at Garner Greetunan and Lucille wtth her daughter Mra. Roland Albert Groan and son Gordon are the Brigg* church instead of tn WiUkon were quietly married by larnite while cotiralrs-; at Banl*ler culling logs for Frank the morning through January. Rev McCue at Hickory Comers on clni from twr recent uineaa Green February and * March. II Iliir New v-.r'o Year's Ftev Day. Best wloVir,!* wteficT are * 21Z2----- ‘ * — '------Dale Hurrt Burd nf of luvrii Assyria, hmlhar brother nf of Mr and Mrs Leon Thomas and extended to them CLAY HILLS Archie Burd, leave* for the Army. . family spent Christmas with her Lucille Armour visited at her A surprise birthday party was Dec. 6. people. Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall and grandparent* over the weekend. glverf Mr*. Anna Gibb*, Saturday Several young folks from town . family of Bellevue „ supper —r.-. party ,___ ______________ A wa* held at____ the night, fifty neighbors and rate- have been skiing down Hubbard Mr and Mrs Harry Cotton will home ot Robert Willison. Thursday : the* came with well filled baskets 'hill* **" tha past days, “ since there * 'few "* have as guest* on New Year* Day night Jason WUlbon and family and watched 1941 fade away. Card* U quite a lol ol snow and Ice on hte *i*ter, Mrs. Frank Parmalee ot : Battle Creek Mr*. Roy Jenkins l* on the kick Mr. and Mrs Hammie Armour small hour*, wishing Mr* Gibb* Caller* at lhe Mr. and Mr*. CiU। ton Miller home on Sunday night spent New Year’s al Alton Armour’s many more pleasant birthday*. Wilbur Gibb* and family were were Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Smith at Battle CreekMr. and Mr* Edward Bowerman Ray Pierce and family entertain- calling on Guy McNee and family of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mr*. ed al New Year s dinner for Ford and Chas Gibbs and wife Saturday and Mr. and Mr*. Gerald BurghI William Davte doff spent New Year* Kve at a The membera of lhe Mr and McOtockUn and wtfe ot Detroit.1 night. dance near Grand Rapids Maron Forslwy and family of, Mr*. Leon Pott* spent Saturday Mr*. ’ Jay Cole hom* enjoyed on Christmas Day a 35 lb. turkey din­ Prairieville. Rennie McGtockltn and afternoon with Mn. Ethel Folheagain Monday morning after a 10 family of Battle Creek. Lottie Col- mu* in Middleville ner and Yuletide fe*tlvllte*. | Verdan OoviUe and family spent day vacation Mis* Bertha MUIrr of Lsn.Mng lister and girls of Delton. Maxine Tblles. who ha* been very Sunday with her parents in Freetl* spending her lioUday vacation BANNER WANT ADVM. FAY ’ port. 'with Ucr mother, Mr*. Belle Case. 111 U much Improved- ited h fred V nesday Rev. tender! ecullvi Mis* » day •> Mrs of last on Be Mr.. New ‘ and h ger.s C Rev Rapid and l dlnne and 1 Wood Mr. daugh Day « Georg daugl Hllbe litnlll h0M Bund Mu Powe buugl nwj her Hyne wiien terta with of U Lyle • nd Ode* Ml her Univ tlon Chaa Calg •he Kopi fain and pert! and hon' H 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THU REPAY, JANUARY 8, 1942 NASHVILLE ! district. ’ Larry Jone* of Battle Greek la Illes Saturday. parents, with th* Rev. George Win­ Mr. and Mn. Frank HawMHa upending thl* week with Mr. and gard reading th* service. Mr*. Mr. and Mra. Verne HawbUli'. j Mrs. Frank Hawblitz, Wingard played the traditional , music. . and family enjoyed an oyster supMr. and Mr*. Fred Reed and wddhw Th* bride wore an aqua and gold P»r with Mr. and Mrs jterble Wil- Earl' and —“ Mr., and Mr*. Burl ’ ”Nash -*■ and suns spent Christmas with Mr »Uk crepe street length drew with cox Saturday evening. Mr. and Mra. Worth Green and -----Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wilcox were and Mra. Milo Keck south of KalJ. 8. Whitmer of Beaverton Is School Scbcdoie FWlh Grade cessoria*. Her shoulder corsage was Sunday evening callers at the heme visiting his daughter and husband. Arils Spindler, teacher January : of Mr. and Mra. Howard Gibson Ip Mr. and Mr*. Eldon Farrell. Wo were surprised when we re­ of red ro*e*. Jan 6—Adult Dairy Class The matron cf honor. Mr*. Geo. Hastings. turned to school Monday morning Mra. Arthur Giddings and daugh­ A pleasant New Year's Eve-event to find that from one of our co­ Couslneau wore a beige wool ter Ruth of Tawas City cam* last ball) hare coons gathered last fall, a beauti­ crepe dress with black velvet trim Monday to spend the week with and black suede accessories. Her Mrs. Herbie Wilcox when they en- 1 10—Defense Meeting^ p. M. ful liger swallow-tail had emerged. MU* Carrie Grozlngtr. They were ■ tertained with six tables of Bunco. Phyllis Green report* from lhe corsage wa* of white baby chry­ | Mrs. Will Richards held the win- j 13— Woman* study Club. Joined on Friday by Mr. Glddlng* santhemums. who 1* now tn Flint. He Is now Dairy Class - southland that* they arrived in Kis­ George Couslneau was the best nlng scores for the ladles. John simmee. Florida on Sunday, Dec, 20. with the State of Michigan Unem­ 14— Sunfield (basketball) ' Johnson for the men. Our champion salesmen tn the man. ployment Bureau aa Interviewer In there The Clover Leaf class will meet Red Cross T. B- stamp* of »100 or . After a wedding dinner served at11 Friday the Flint offices. Mn. Giddings night at the home of Mrs. I 16—Middleville (basketball the Family Restaurant al Lake over were as follows: and Ruth will remain tn Tawu Coy Brumm with Mrs. Margaret here . Odessa, lhe happy couple took a Joyce Henney, 23.19; Alice Yvonne City for the present. Hecker assisting short trip through lower Michigan /19—Dairy class Short. 83.19; Eleanor Jean Bird. Rev. and Mn. E. B. Griffin were Mra D. D. Meyers has returned 21.97; Joyce Smith. |l-27; Roberta and “““ surrounding stales Sunday dinner gueste at lhe home Manker, 81-18: Olendon Curtis. Out of town gueste were Ray- to her home in Hammond. Ind..' of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Chase 21—Delton (basketball) there 81.10; Junior Hine*. 21.00. after spending several weeks help- j mond Knapp, daughter and eon. of Coals Grove. , — 23—End of first Semester • • v Lol* and Lawton and Mr. and Mrs. Ing care for her mother. Mrs. Sixth Grade New* . George Couslneau. all ot Roscom- Frank McDerby. 27-80-21—County basketball Miss Mary Jane Sheldon of KaiHarold Yerty. teacher mon. Robert Sense of Hasting* and tournament at Lake Odessa and Mra. John Dell New Year * Day Twenty eight pupil* reported Mr. and Mrs. Byron Teaker of amazoo spent last week with Mt. । and Mr*. Ralph Wetherbee. back to lhe sixth grade room after Ionia. Mrs. Emma Headworth. Mr*. j Mrs. Martha Williams is spend­ two weeks of Christmas vacation. 1 -----------Kindergarten and First Grade Cora Whitney and Miss Doris Whit­ ing ioim lime at her home. Room election* will be held durWoman’■ Study Club to Meet ney of Clarksville called on Mr. and Doris Whitney, teacher Ing the latter part of lhe week? The Woodland Woman's Study Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kays and Mrs. Howard Hewitt last. WednesWarren Courtney and Catherine Elimination ballots will be used. 1 Club will hold their January mect- family have returned.from Dowagiac ' Commencing at one o'clock sharp. I will offer the following for Mie: I Stowe have moved away. Warren Mr. Yerty demonstrated a sound Ing in lhe school house next Tue*- where they spent th’elr .vacation Mni Qua Johnson of West Wood­ The Bethany Circle of the Meth- ' will go to school In Lake Odessa movle on Monday , during the — Eng-, day evening, January 13. Mrs. land has rented Mrs Leslie Rush’s and Catherine In Hastings. . | lUh unit, — "Motion ■’ -----------Picture**'. “ i Grace England will give-a talk on odist church will meet Thursday. I house in lhe village and Is now ' Parliamentary Law and a group of Jan. 8. with Mrs. Chester Smith, j We had fun Monday telling about - - living there. Pvt. Arnold Johnson Seventh Grade 1 high school students under the di­ A pot luck dinner at one o’clock. | of Damp Livingston. La. and Rogtr gifts we received for Christmas. Kenneth Stanley, teacher w. . of Mra. Frances Sawdy willI rection Bom Sunday. Jan. 4. to Mr and The First Grade are reading Johnson of Cape May. N J. were We had our Christmas party. noid a panel discussion. Mrs. Bruce Randall a daughter home on furloughs for Christmas. library books. Barbara Gallop.' Dec. 23. We Invited our mothers. —------------ --------------------I Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1 Mr. and Mrs. V. E Wot ring were Lath. O’Conner and William the ones who came were Mrs. Ed- SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Thohipson of Grand Ledge a son in Grand Rapids New Year’s Eve Strimback have each' read four ] wint. Mrs. Hazel. Mrs. Crockford.' Mr. and ‘ ‘Mrs. Ora Lehman were Tbev wcrP ;ormrr Nashville restat the Watch Night service in First books. Mr*. Sandbrook, Mrs. Kantnlr. New Year’s gueste of Mr. and Mrs. dents United Brethren Wot- i Donald Bailey entered kinder- Mr*. Oaks and Mrs. Barnum. Our Carl Lehman of Bellevue. hren church. Mr. wotFuneral services for Mra Lena guest speaker with hlsgarten Monday. He ha* been at-1 refreshments were pop com and Mr. and Mrs. S. W smith am. Raigh. mother of Mra. Ray Tliomp-.—.-ii... “The TLife If* nf .. . .... — . crayon interpretation. of .tending school in Lake Odessa. I tangerines. We played games too. “n»d •wn wcrr JleW Surd!ls’ "''ernvon Christ”. Following this program, a __________________ cia of Woodland were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Casgo Smith Calvin Plumley has befn relum­ of Lansing, Dec. 28. Miss Nancy ed to Ills home from the Leila hos■no nf th/ old vear Mr- and Mra- Milan Trumbo and Smith returned home with her pltal. Miss Dorothy Hetee of Grand •'IUb <?erl,ru5re “lt*”drd ll^e grandparents to spend a few days. George Martin, who had his leg 1 Brethren In Rapids spent New Year’s Day with funeral of Mrr. James Fellows ln Mr. nnd Mra. Wm. Eddy spent amputated has returned home from, Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor her parents. Mr. and Mra. Carl Lake Odessa last Tuesday. New Year’s Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Pennock hospital. George Makely is seriously 111 at 10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon. Keith Farlee. Hebe and had New Year’s dinner at the Methodist church. Her sis­ the home of his daughter, Mr. and Theme: "Behold, I stand al the Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner. BAKRYV1LLE ter. Miss Leona Helse, returned Mra. Ford Stowell Jeanne. Marvin and Mias Irma Re­ A large crowd attended the W. S 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. 1 with her to Grand Rapid* remain­ Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Stowell and ber of Grand Rapids spent New C. 8. at the L. A Day home. New ing until Saturday night. Verdun Stowell spent Sunday after­ son: “Infancy and Boyhood Year’s Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Year's Day. Tills was the election Harve Towns was taken to Pen­ noon with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jesus." Farrell and Larry Joe of Woodland of officers and. with the exception nock hospital Bunday because of Tasker of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and of Vice Pres., who felt unable to Zion Lutheran Church serious illness with nls heart. Mr. daughter. Ralph Komraus and conUnue as such, the same ofMr. and Mrs. LcRoy Perkins visPaul W. Geiger. Pastor Towns is 82 years old, Lawrence Cox of Hasting* and Mr.’ fleers were re-elected.- Pres.. Mrs lied Mr. ailu and Mrs. David Smith. 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing were Qr of Sunday after­ and Mr*. Keith Farlee were sup­' L. A Day. Vlce-pres, Mrs. Charles 11: 00 A. M. Holy Communion. dinner guests at the home of Mr. noob and evening, per guests of Chas. Farlee and Day; Vice-Prcs.. Mrs. Charles Day: 2:30 P. M. Lutheran Gospel family Monday evening. and Mr*. Jesse Chase of Coate See. Mrs. Merritt Mead and Tress . Hour (CKLW) Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron-' »jyne»-Crockford i Mr. and Mra. Paul Brodbcck call8:00 P. M. Lutheran League will । ed on Emmanuel Brodbeck of Mra. E. H. Lathrop. We plan to aid Lehman of Woodland and Mr. | Miss June Croekford of Kalama meet again January 15 at the home meet for continued Bible study for northeast Woodland Sunday. and Mra. Wamle Kelsey of Coat* ■ zoo. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. WUIof Mr. and Mrs. E H. Lathrop for contest. Model B, nearly new, plowed lest Grove were also gueste. u/ Owen Smith and Lawson Smith by Ciockford of Woodland became Wednesday and Thursday respec­ of Woodland took Mrs. Ferris dinner. Tlie public U always wel­ L. J. Vincent and son Jimmie vte- tllc brtde of John Hynea of ^n. Other article* too numerous to mention. than 30 acre*. come to these meetings. lied hte parents, Mr. end Mra. Al- sing, Blng son eon of of Mr. Mr and yra Henry Henr" tively at 4:10 P. M. Senior and Jun­ Lathrop and baby back to their and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon at­ fred Vincent of Durand test Wed- Hynes of • — — ■ in •’ the Trinity ior religious instruction classes. home at Toledo, Ohio. Saturday, re­ tended a reception dinner hl the Woodland Choir rehearsal Wednesday. nesday and Thursday. >L umi«m«m uuiuvu turning home Sunday afternoon. Lutheran church m in cmihuuimvu Kalamaxoo., TERMS OF SALE: Ca*h day of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. home of Mr. and Mrs, Welby Rev. and Mrs. E B. Griffin at- 8Undlly afternoon. December 28 at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townsend Crockford of Woodland last Sun­ The Methodist Church tended a Christian Endeavor ex- -3>~ Mr. and Mrs FrsiklUt. and children and Mr. and Mrs. 8. day honoring Miss June Crockford Franklin George Wingard. Pastor ecullvc meeting at lhe home of Townsend of Ionia were their only W. Smioi visited Mrs. Celia Town­ । who was recently married to John 10: 00 A. M- Morning worship MIm Myrtle Wilson, Hastings. Mon- attendanU. send at Charlotte Sunday , o( Woodlandwooau.no, /Hynes 11: 15 P. M. Bunday school day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hershberger t. Ouj. Mh00i began again Monday The bride wore a white wool 8:00 P. M. Epworth League. Mrs. Chas. Hesteily spent parti and fmnUy spent Sunday^afternoon monllng a(wr a two wecks- vaca. dress with black suede accessories with Mr. and Mra. John Hersh bergtlon and a red rose corsage. Mra. Town­ on Bchalbly in Kalamazoo. er of CterksviUe. Mr. and Mrs Owen Smith of Woodland Methodist Church send was dressed in aqua blue silk Mr. and Mra. Joe Nowicke spent with rust accessories and wore a Lnthrop of On Tuesday night. January 13, allI Harry Sandbrook hadhls tonsils Woodland Mrs New Year's with his parents. Mr. mixed corsage. removed on Saturday. Dec. 27. CaliMr gnd Mn Warn„ Kel. 7:45 Rev. Janis Laupmanls will and Mrs- Thomas Nowicke in Ro­ M|_ Kenncth er* on Him him Timcrf.v Tuesday *v.nln» evening were I Following the ceremony the wed ­ speak at the Methodist church. gers City. . Mr. and Mrs. Morley Hough and Kelsey of Coats Grove were dinner Rev. Laupmunis was born in Rev. and Mra. George Wingard ding party drove to Woodland 4*“ 8chalbly’ surete of "Mr. and Mr*. EH. Lath­ wnere a wedding dinner was served Woodland and Earl Sense. |, atlndav Dec ’>8 rup Sunday. Dec. 28. the home of her sister and husband at the home of the bride with mem­ age his father was sent to Siberia Mrs. Ellsworth Smith of Hastings ' Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brumm and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cook of Grand bers of the immediate families where he was killed. Hte mother and Rev. and Mra. Hubert Carl and w,„ Salld„ d,nn„ ,uau present. Janice Crockford, sister of may be alive. Laupmanls wa* a .M B«v. «na mm. nuoer. y.r. .™ Rapids. , □en. ruber ot B-rr en 8pru>t. .n<l 0| .nd Mrs. Keith PWrlee were ° ’ ^ r “enteAained Mr and Mrs. Cheater Hesterly the bride and Joon Leffler helped Communist youth leader until his Mr. Mr. »nd Mrs. Keith rarlee were, Charles D. Day entertained her her served the dinner. conversion to Christianity. He en ­ and family of Lake Odessa were Ktinrwer .. class _t... supper rMie'wtK guests ni of chtii Chas. Parlec Farlee and and ..................... uu> aunday school Friday Mi. and Mrs. Hynes are both tered the ministry of the Methodist family Tuesday .vaoinr dinner guests al the home of Mr. | aner;ioon Games were played and evening. and Mra. Chas. Hesterly of West graduated of Woodland high school. church in 1&36 and was received Guy Kantner and family took refreshments served. ’ John in 1937-------------------and June In--------------1939. Fol- into the Baltic and alavic Confer­ Miss Irma Reber home Sunday and Woodland Sunday. --------------------Miss Myrtle Wilson of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Jay Vruggink and lowing graduation John attended ence. serving under Bishop Wads. all were dinner guests of Mr. and I spent from Wednesday until Batdaughter Sharon spent New Year’s Lansing Business University and While he was studying in England Mrs. Herbert Black of Grand Rap। urday with'Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde Day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs., June the Northwest Institute of l__4 -■•„nded the W. s. C. 8. on George Parrott. j Technology in Minneapolis. Minn. during some of lhe worst bomb­ Miss Patricia Brodbeck left for Thurldav Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Klteon were since graduation. June has been ings. He finally arranged to come Lansing Monday morning where c|lyUm McKeown New Year’s Day dinner guests at employed as X-ray technician al to the U. S. A- and arrived January she will take a-short course. . { 0^^-, jjr. and Mra T. N the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Borg ess hospital. Kalamaxoo. John 27. 1941. While crossing the Atlan­ Mr. aq^Mrs John Smith of Dut„cr and Mrs L & Mudge of is now employed by General Motor* tic the ship's alarm sounded three jacason returned home from a trip GrHnd Rapids wcn Sunday guests Clemauw of Lansing. time* and all prepared lo take to to Florida last Monday and .pent | Mrs. Juna Jordan returned to her in Lansing. c]£.a Day and Vlvl„n Mr$ life boat*. home In Chicago after spending Tlie couple will reside at 2421 N. the week with his parents, Mr. and Mudgc rcma|ned for a few days. You are invited lo come and hear two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grand River Ave. In Lansing. Mrs. Owen Smith. Mr a|ld Mrs j L Higdon were thia dynamic messenger of God. Jordan of South Woodland. Mr. and Mia. Lloyd Koutz an<f|Ncw year’s Day dinner gueste ot We are all eager to hear more and Mrs. latwrencc Hilbert children of East Odo«a pgr. and Mrs. Charles Higdon ai about the international situation daughter Ellen and Miss Lorena Year’* gueste of Hury Sandbrook Niuhvlllp Mra. Arlle Spindler announces Hilbert of Saginaw and Kenneth the marriage of her daughter. Mar­ sine* w* are in world war No. 2. "nd | Mr and Mrs. Karl Gasser and Here is your chance to be belter Stanley were dinner gueste at the garet Elizabeth to Richard James informed and also hear u real NORTHEAST WOODLAND |of Assyria were Sunday guests home of Mr. and Mra. Carl Walts Estep of Sunfield. Mich, on Tues­ Christian message. Mr. and Mra. L. P. Eckardt of of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daj Sunday. day. Dec. 30 in Greenfield. South Grand Rapids were New Year's dinMr. and Mrs. Stanley Haley ^and Miss Gladys Hynes and Haymond Carolina near Port Jackson where Church of lhe United ner gueste of Miss Olga Eckardt. Lson of Lansing spent nearly all of Powell were guests of Von Rode- Pvt. Estep is stationed. Brethren In Christ baugh of Lansing Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cooke and test week with her mother. Mrs. I The ceremony was performed by E. B. Griffin D. D. pastor Clara Day and Vivian. They were Joined on Sunday by the Rev. W. McLeod Frampton in son ot Sparta called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Harold Higdon and Kilpatrick her parents. Mr. and Mra. Leon Mrs. Walter Cooke Sunday afterlhe Third Presbyterian church. Pvt. Mrs. Clarence Higdon and Laby cf I 8:00 P. M. Saturday. Jan. 10. noon. Hynes and they went to Leslie and Mr*. Clare Dustlne of Grand Quarterly Conference al the KU/ wiieru thev were dinner guests of Mrs. Bertha Eckardt. Mr. and Battle Creek were Sunday dmntr Rapids, whose marriage had taken Patrick church, with sermon by gueste of Mr. and Mra. John Hig­ Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Dell. place the previous day, were their Rev. D.-H. Carrick, Presiding Elder. Mrs. Victor Eckardt. Phyllis and don. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager re­ Marilyn. Geo. Schneider, Mlw. Etta attendants. Pvt. Estep and Pvt. tone Springer of Hastings spent The Conference session ’ will fol ­ turned last > Tuesday from visiting Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. Will Vclle from Dustlne are camp buddles. Thukitay until Saturday with low the sermon. AU officers and relatives in Paw Paw, Hartford and The bride was attired In Alice and committee members of Wood­ and Mra. Clara Klopfenstein were Eloise Day. New Buffalo. New Year’s dinner gueste of Mrs. blue winter crepe, street length land Mr. nnd Mrs. Maurice Adrlanson and Kilpatrick churches Mr. and Mrs, John Hauer were and carried a bouquet of Talisman should be In attendance. See that Lora Cheetham in Lake Odessa. Sunday.dinner gueste at the home Sunday afternoon visitors at the were gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Hu­ of Mr? and Mrs. Everett Clum of rose buds. The single ring cere- aU reports aro ready. E. Brodbeck home were Mr. and bert Mead of Hastings Wednesday Sunday. Jan. 11. southwest Woodland Mrs. Paul Brodbeck, Dr. and Mrs. night and Thursday. Mrs. Estep will continue her LeRoy FasMtt of Bedford spent 10:00 A. M. Morning worship Geo. Benner and Eleanor. Luther The Woodland and the Kilpat­ teaching in Haslett until the groom with lhc Presiding Elder in charge. part of hiS vacation with Mr.jind rick Christian Endeavor held a Brodbeck and children. Junior and is released from the army. Pvt. Mrs Burr Fassett. The service will consist of praise Watch Night service at the Wood­ Estep returns to Port Jackson service. Holy Communion, and the Norma Jean. Wc arc happy to report that Ar­ land church New Year's Eve. Janice and Denny Bates spent Wednesday after a ten day fur­ sennon by Rev. Carrick. chie McIntyre is feeling much bet­ , Mr. and Mra. Glen Farthing en­ Bundsy with Dorothy snd Elaine 7:30 P.M. C. E. with Hlldred Bates. Miss Maxine Bates visited ter again. tertained a group of young people lough. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pufpatt were Chase, leader. Woodland C. E. So­ her cousin. Doris Bates. Sunday with a New Year's Eve party. Out in Ann Arbor last Tuesday. ciety will join with Kilpatrick m afternoon. of town gueste were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hynes of Portland and Mr. A big defense meeting as an­ this service. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt and HIGHBANK and Mm. Carl Olmstead of Lake nounced before, will be held In the family entertained at a New Year’s Last Week’s Letter school auditorium. Saturday eve­ Woodland church on Jan. 11. The dinner at their home Mr. and Mr. Odessa. Mr and Mrs. George Hoffman’ Miss Doris Hesterley returned to ning, January 10 at 8:00 P. M. The •ntire congregation is urged to share Robert Boger nnd children of Grand 'her studies at Lansing Business local committee, with Gordon Wil­ in the. services at Kilpatrick and Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Ray guests coming Christmas Eve ana remaining until Friday were Mr. University after a two week*' vaca­ liams as executive chairman, haa hoar Rev. Carrick. Transportation Scheel. and Mrs. Harry Cottertll of Jack­ tion with her parents, Mr. and Mra. planned this meeting to bring be­ will be arranged for any who do New Year’s dinner guests at the son. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoff­ a*rrit cattK aooitiox fore the general public the need of not have means of travel by calling home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie man Jr. of Swanton. Ohio and Chas. Heiteriy. Mr*. Della Kopp left Friday for the cooperation of every individual the pastor, phone 2*51. Steward were Mra. Jennie Steward Dori* and Leland Bacon of Battle The prayer meetings will be held and Mra. Minnie Augst of Sunfield. Creek. Mr. and Mrs Merle Hoff­ Hastings enroute to the home of In this national crisis. Growing service demands due to Michigan’s activities in ths her daughter, Mr*. Glen Gulick of The school band, under the direc­ at regular hours In both churches. Mr. and Mr*. Albert Steward and man nf Detroit spent Christmas in Calgaty Alberta. Canada, where tion of Mr. Williams. I* planning All Christian Endeavor Societies son. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stevens of Chicago Emergency have required increased telephone central o m she plans to make her home. Mrs a stirring patriotic program with will share in lhe Annual January Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mr. and Mrs. Wofth Green had more equipment and more employees, Above are shown i Kopp has been living alone on her snappy, colorful numbers. An out­ Christian Endeavor Rally al Ute Foils snd Miss Mertie Steward. as Christmas Day. guests Mrs. farm in Woodland for a long time side speaker, who will bring be­ Nashville Evangelical church, Jan. new buildings and additions, alerted or rompleli Frelda Marahfll. Mr. and Mr*. Michigan's commercial fishing In­ Eajl Marshall and family of Mar­ and finally decided to tell her pro- fore lhe audience lhe problems of 11. help meet that demand. They are pul of this coal dustry is the subject ot a new lierty and live with her daughter. today, will be there. The Kilpatrick W. M. A. will meet shall. Mr and Mra Clare Marshall plant expansion program of the post year. That Mr. and Mra. Verline Murphy Everyone in lhe community al-the home of Hlldred Chase natural color motion picture re­ and family of Bellevue and Mr and children of Dearborn spent the should feel it his or her duly to January 18 for an all day meeting. leased by the department of con- and Mrs Marshal) Green ef the helping u* to face the increasingly difficult :ervalion through its film loan Moore district. weekend with Mr. and Mr*. J. L. attend this public meeting. Do­ service when ami where wanted. Fanau-Knspp service. . Smith. * ’ nations to the Red Grow may be Mr. and Mrs Will Hawblitz had MUn Orissa Dawn Knapp, daugh­ ■ Three additional pictures in na­ their children Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mra. Chas. Townsend made at this time. ter of Raymond Knapp of Roscom- tural _.. color, one on Michigan’s stale Hawblitz and Mr. and Mrs Vem and daughters of South woodland MYCHIfAN BILL mon and Harold G. Forman of parks, one on canoeing and one on Man's capacities liave never been Hawblltx and family oh Christwere Sunday dinner guests al the home of his parrnte. Rev. and Mrs. meaMjrod: nor are we to judge ot Flint, son of Mr. and Mra. George I waterfowl and waterfowl hunting nw Day gueste. ---------- within the next Clirtehnas gueste of Mrs. Sylvia what lie can do by any nreoodents. Forman of Woodland, w»re joined are 'to •be released H. v. Tvwmcnd. In marriage Thursday afternoon, few months. Treece were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mi. anti Mn. Arthur Alkrdlug, tn little has been tried.—Dior ecu. Woodland Community News Personal Paragraphs Woodland Township School News AUCTION SAL Having decided to quit farming, I will have an auction tale at my farm 21 miles south of Delton or 2 miles north of Hickory Corners on MONDAY, JANUARY 12,’42 Church Announcements CATTLE Guernsey cow, fresh, calf by side. Guernsey cow, fresh in Nov. Durham cow, due Jan. 31. Jersey cow, due Mar. 15. Black cow, due Mar. 17. Black cow, due May 15. Black cow, dry. 2 bulls, 10 mas. old. 2 calves, 6 mos. old. SHEEP and CHICKENS 16 coarse wool sheep. 40 laying pullets. FARM MACHINERY Allis Chalmers tractor ond cultivator, New Idea hayloader, nearly new. ' John Deere side rake. Lime drill. 25 tooth drag. Oliver tractor plow with muck and upland bottom Rubber tired wagon. Flat rack. Rolter Double disc. GRAIN 20 font Alfalfa hay. 5 or 6 acres corn in shock 150 baskets corn. MISCELLANEOUS Round Oak range. Lawn mowar. Boat. 300 craft*. ART COLLISON, Proprietor LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer Part of a $28,000,000 Program * T1L1FBOBI �THE -fUSTTNCS BANNER. THURSDAY, JAWUABT »■ 1H1 ' store and Miss Mary Sheehan H the MLu Pauline Walker returned to ful and nice gifts were presented new clerk. her teaching duties at the T.-K the recent bride. Welcome to Middleville! Mr. and Monday fallowing a few weeks’ ab-J Sunday ot last week while Mr. Mrs. Vem Hooper nnd three chll-1 **nce and-------Mrs.---------Lewis-----------------------------Visbeck, their son-). ran. vein riuupcr nuu uun iuu- ■ — — due -— to - an operation and con-.----~ . dren of. Lansing have moved into' valescence. in-law. and his parent*. Mr. and ---------- Oscar Ftnkbelner the Cora French residence on Grand I Mtes Betty Swift of Detroit spent Mrs. James Leigh of Caledonia. | and children spent New Years Day Kapi^ at. Mr. Hooper te the new of-' a few days ati home over Christmas were driving In Grand Rapid* ehwith frt.nA. friends in In Rollin South Haven Haven. , fi^Tmanager ---------------vT . the^WhlU-n..— Products jIand —-. on -- New Year's --------------------«u»s n guest. -• of rouU flt MBnr.# hospital to See We con supply you »l<h Mrs. Philip Bender and daughter, corporation. Mrs. Marc Squler al Wilmette, HL their daughter. Erma, and infant with a KX Hybrid Florence, spent Friday and Salur-' Kenneth Berends relumed to his | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of ■on. a truck smashed Into their car •nt on motor and Mr. Visbeck and Mra. Leigh day of last week calling on relatives ; stud | P5 ln Manchester College, i Hastings were dinner guests of Mr. loraiton u piainuu is. big SHthat will mature. in Williamston. Okemos, and Grand, NorU1 Manchester. Ind., on Satur- and Mrs. Glen Dean this Monday were seriously Injured. Mr. Visbeck Hlbbtr*. latlltHuUr m4 i.lr.l»r -Uh Will Aui» ’Ledge. .... and helped Glen, celebrate was injured about lhe chest and j' day after spending two weeksevenUlg nt' caught by If you’ve never fried Mr*, and Mra. Glenn Solomon nnd, the home of his parents. Mr. and 1 his blrthdav. * ~''-x • ! suffered some broken ribs. Both h’“"iu'bblu frast Isn't Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost attended [ Mra. Clarence Berends. east ot KX, plant at least a Mr. and Mra Paul Carey and are patient* in 8L Mary's hospital. funeral of Martin King nt Cale-' town, daughters ot Leighton Twp. spent Mra. Visbeck eras in town Friday worth few acres in 1942. You the donia Wednesday. - The Solomons Mr ,nd Mrs p^umer |eft New Year's with hk brother. Rev. and Saturday looking after ‘the will plant more in 1943. and Kings were neighbors when Tu{.sday of last Week for the Howard Carey, and family in home. At that time Mrs. Leigh was much under an oxygen lent and Lew not they lived in Gaines township. iUnny ^Uth-Lake Worth. Fla.. Grand Rapids. NORTHRUP KING A CO.’S* improving as fast as expected. Lew Mr. and Mra. Elton Lawrence nnd where they will spend a couple of Kcv V uau>»er»»u» w Rev. Leroy Chamberlain of little daughter, Phyltes, returned WP(.ks with her mother. Mrs. Nellie L^h^n Evangelical church left te the custodian of lhe school and home w.rin«ri«v Wednesday mnlnt evening from their cross. Mra. Max Lynd accompanied (or Browns cWy thl* Monday where hte assistant, Russell Bender, b hrm. holiday vacation spent In Kalkaska. them as far as Nashville. Tenn.. I hc wl]1 aMljl Rev a j wurt* In kept rather busy these cold days He Is the agricultural teacher m| where she took the train for Texas a two weebs- aeries of meetings. The keeping the large building at its ptoaartr. tUi best. Mr. VLsbeck's only sou. Chas.! t the T.-K. school and will visit her son. Eddie, who church will be supplied ; Due to our having lo mall our| te stationed wllh Uncle Sam’s boys durlng his absence by Rev. 8. B. whose term ot enlistment In i the U. 8. Navy expired Dec. 10. ' correspondence a day early last nt camp Wolters. i Quincer of the local Baptist church has not been heard from since the ■ i week, some news of Christmas. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Stucker re- [ and Rev. Ward of the Caledonia attack on Pearl Harbor where hte gatherings came late so we include! turned Saturday evening from their: Methodist ehurch. boat lay, so Mrs. Vteheek ha* plenty It now even though 1942 has a good vacation spent with his parent* at[ Mrs. Charles Campbell xas on her mind. HYBRID start. • Adrian nnd hers nt Sunfield. i brought to her home on the Irving We notice the well-known spea>* Mrs.--Wm. McConnell.--Jr. lit- roat i Saturday Mra. Grace Johnson, who has ---------- ------------------ and ----------------—. .from Pennock hosBaoniupr Janice, taniep visited vbdled from from',\i»ai sinciinoj, and te gaining er Janis Laupmanls Is scheduled been living In the Myrtle Cook tic daughter. pH*j, Hastings. uvwx; on w.. Arlington St.,. — ...o.aa-., ------- ‘evening _ house has — re-' Wednesday until-------------Saturday i nicely ------fromlier her recent major op- to spc.a at me nuth school Thurs­ day afternoon, Jan. 15 and at the turned to her farm In Yankee with her husband at Michigan City, j cration. Place Your Order For Seed NOW Springs township. She te In poor!ind. Billy and hte father brought Mr». Sarah Campbell and niece, Methodist church In the evening. We shall be anxious to hear him as health miu nnd wui will be cared for by them UVIUIhome miu and remained w*. over uvucw Loueta Cook. Mr. and —Mrs. neann OV uaiw uy the ■I mein ■ ■--■ *-Carl trtlrl lin. n orent rnPK. tenanU. Mr. and Mra. LaRue Grif- night. They are both employed as pferdesleller and Mr. and Mra..*L are lola ne ,,ns a mc& feth. I electricians on a government proj- > Chris Malchele and sons, enjoyed a . Mr- nella Allen snent Christmas I ect family gathering Sunday with thr The J. U. Garden club was enan” mtrnUht »><lT her Mr,. Frank and HUItan. Jenls c.mj.brU tanub wrat oi uruured M th. bom. ol Mn. W»u , Clare Matteson. and wife in Miss Jeahelte and Paul, spent Sat-; town, ; Griffeth >*May. JanA ^mmHASTINGS. MICH. ! Grand Raolds urday with the former's mother at we arc glad to know Mrs. Claude tiful pot-luck dinner was served to TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. 1 Tlie various Kermeen families Big Rapids and also railed on re la- RoMnberg of northwest Thomap- fourteen members and guests. The ---------------------------------table decorations were in red and ■■ -to- tires at - • Pierson. ---------p]C is gaining from her recent se­ enjoyed a reunion and■ dinner i gether New Year's Day al the K. The Roiuc circle of the Method­ vere Illness and able to sit up in green. After dinner, the president I Florence Coman. called the meet- I ’ of P. Temple. Thirty relatives were 1st church will meet this Thurauay A family gathering was held at ing to order with the members re-1 Mr. and Mrs.. T. J. ' ]। present present Including inciuuuiK m>. *nu Mrs. afternoon with ................ - Berry. . •»_. __ __and ■ n 1.1111(1 Will j the Hooper Frtshney home Sunday pealing the club poem. Each mem-j Want fo Ruv or Qs»l|? Trv Our Want Column । •>««« BaUon Mr .....a ftnd Mrs1 - TheVonno You,‘«Wnmud Womani‘ Qud Philip H. Mileh.ll with with Mrs.) of Inst week with their chlidreriijind tier responded to roll call with a I LOIUITIII^jj swetgles of Hastings. The'meet Thursday evening New Year's wish for tlie club. The | i happiness of” the occasion was | Sam Myers, the leader. ,। families present. following program was presented > 'Vllkw marred by Mrs. Claude Kermeen Mr. mid Mrs. Muri Streeter of ; Miss Ruth Johnson, daughter of Plaintiff falling down the side steps to -the: Gun lake spent Sunday of last Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson, and in charge of the president: a talk! Ulor"« -.Tbasement of the temple, breaking I week In Grand Rapids with ius|I a graduate of the T.-K. school this on evergreens by Rev. O. T. Curtte; last June, went to Lansing Sunday • «w. -n>e Shor, Block.,- by; the large bone of the left wrist. Tlie brother, William, and family, fracture was reduced at Pennock Orlo B. Springer and Miss Lydia and has begun. her elghl-weeks' Janet Schipber; a humorous read-' hospital. Hastings. , Rodgers, both of Middleville, were short course in home economics for Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilson of united in marriage on Friday last ""which site received a scholarship. Parmelee entertained on Christmas and have begun housekeeping In Mr. and Mra. Jerry' Kcegstra inee Day her sister. Mrs. G. Oswald, and, the rooms.in the Minnie Johnson Margaret Hute; ot Grand Rapids are husband, their son-in-law and residence on West Main St, Orlo Is parents of an 8'.- lb. son. Bruce daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Ehle. employed in lhe Blake garage. We Hall, born at Blodgett hospital. Dec. rith a potluck dinner. The Middleville Community and their son and a friend, also Mr. I rx'end best wishes for the future to 37 which fAs lhe second birthday Oswald's sister and brother, all from1 these young folks. of ,bl» little brother. Jerry. Jr. Lieut, and Mrs. Arnold Hoebcke Grand Rapids. | Mra. Hattie Smith spent several wavu uk < Alva M. Myers left on Friday for I days last week with her son. Arthur, . left Saturday evening for his sta- lllll^ Jiuilbu) tlon at Jefferson City. Mo., aftet o'clock. Tlie evening's entertain- ■ hte home In St. Loute. Mo., after and family at Hastings. spending the holidays with his steThe Middleville Woman's Club spending a six-days" furlough with ment all! consist of pictures from! ter-in-law, Mra. P. O. Stokoe. and [ will hold its annual luncheon and , her parents. Mr. and Mra. Calvin the Michigan Conservation depart-j □a. Barry County, aKiinn. >n< lite cousin, Mrs. E P. Blake, and . election of ofllcera this Tuesday. !| Streeter, ot Gun lake, and lite ment. particularly Aaarrlbad aa folic—.: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steeby of! other relatives In Caledonia and Mrs. Ida Brown, housekeeper al brother. William, nnd lite parents Leighton Twp. entertained a large Grand Rapids. ■ the John Armstrong residence. in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Ed Pratt returned to her' spent New Year's with relatives nt, Mrs. Martha Benaway and son, company of relatives on New Year’s home “In Detroit Friday aflerlAlto. i Burdette. Mrs. Dora ’ White, and day. vu..wc..« of Detroit The Middleville Creamery Comspending the holidays with her) Mr. and Mrs. William Campbeir arness Ernest Vollweller were | parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lan- and little son left for Detroit Sun­ New Year's guests of Mrs. George 1 pany has announced an expansion Philip H. Mitchell fear. and her son. Cleo. I day afternoon and hove taken an Bron and family of the Wayland to receive whole milk within a few Circa II Coart Co v , j* ltv days. Tills new venture Is brought Miss Pearl Hendershott, who apattment there for the balance of Mrs’ Forrest Bender nnd three'on by the increasing demand for spent the holidays with her broth- t)ie winter. I hls ‘ ,sniall The creamery, er-ln-law nnd sister. Mr. and Mrs Emert vollweller left for t"" nwu sons ,returned vwu..— home Monday milk byproducts. — - r.Canada, --------W hei« they which Charles Campbell, left for her home |)Ome In Detroit Sunday after । ,rorn HeA|>e ie -------... lias run continuously since It ““’2“ *pr!’ ’’.I. 1894. OBDEA FOB PU1UCATI0M In Detroit Saturday. [spending a few days with hte sisters.^spenl two weeks with 'her parents. Wendell has known for..ulip Curtte Solomon went to Decatur. । Mrs. Martha Benaway and Mra ru-a. w-»A.n ions been-long known Hi The many <-.t friends of lias — — — been ------for ,, ” outLyons arc arc giaa glad u> to auvw know m«r that he has i -standing cooperation >ora White, wmie. mid “>>" muu *....Lyons ---- ——with ... h th* Ind.. Dec. 28 where he will lake a Dora children. . . farmers In moduclmr a verva very high Mrs Lenna Kirkpatrick -enterappointed associate =«.. secretary In producing three-wceks'course In auctioneering . Mrs. ----neen nppcuucu — .*• farmers . , for .... Sunday i«.. dinner. ain.ii.r Mrs. Mrs of. (he . Y 1. M .. C. A. . ... i.oc arade grade nf of butter from the lhe cream rere­ and also remain longer for prac- 'tained al Flint and has ceived and the officers are now in tlcal work. Good luck. Curt! . Nellie Thomp-wn. Mrs. Mattle Lynd takeu up hte new duties. Wendell a position to serve the farmers Mr and Mrs. August Ftnkbelner j and son Max. • was for many years a teacher In the ot lhe Parmelee vicinity were Mr... Osbert Griffeth. who has starr commonwealth Home for even more and better than In lhe I guests of the Frank Baker family beeh caring for Mrs. Dora Kcpkey. ^y, and recently was a special part. Tiie output fur the past year In Grand Rapids Christmas Day. 1 returned to her home Sunday. Mrs. tcftcht,r In the Albion schools. He has been more than one and oneMiss Bernice Sneathen visited; Kepkey, who broke her arm recent- : has specialized for Y work and te half millions pounds of butter be­ REAL ESTATE BROKER relatives in Grand Rapids through j iy jn a fall, is making a nice recov- we» quttnned for the new position, sides the/dried buttermilk products. The first meeting of a ten weeks’ STEBBINS BUIIDING the holidays. I cry. We wish him success. PHONE 2659 Roy Moore spent the holiday vaMr and Mrs’. Charles Parker are Rep and Mra. Ellis Faulkner of course in agriculture for adults Is We believe that— cation with hte father in Muskegon. fpendlng some time with their son... Deiton are looking after lhe home scheduled for this Wednesday eve­ Harry Batech was hte guest from I Charles, and wife in Washington, and bus|neM of 'heir son. Paul, ning at 8 o'clock at the school house. Tlie subject of discussion for Wcdnesdav through the balance of p c. while he te on a vacation trip, lhe week, bath boys returning home The o. E. S. Past Morons club M)14 HaM1 campbell, accom- lhe year Is "Dairy"' being selected tn time to begin school thte Mon- will meet this. Friday with Mrs . by Miss Ruth Weickgenant by lhe majority of the fanners in­ day. ' Lenna Kirkpatrick. ! Of Battle Creek, spent last week hi terested. the class will be carried Mrs. Nora Whitmore spent a couNew Year's Day guests of Mr. Texas where they visited friends at on by Elton Lawrence, local agri­ cultural teacher, assisted by out­ pie nlghU last week with Mra. Della and Mrs. William Harper were het Camp Wolters. Allen and went on to Hastings to; brother. Fred Howard, and two Mr rs. Glenn Mr, and M Mrs. Olenn Wellington side men of experience. Twentyvisit her son. Burr, over New Year’s children. Ruth and Morris, and her and cieon, and wife, all of two farmers have indicated their and the weekend. She Is staying! sisters. Miss Nettle Howard of Three Rlvers, spent New Year's interest Ln the school and others with her daughter, Lucile Stricklen, i Ionia and Mhs Hattie Howard of |beir daughter and sister. Mra. who may be Interested are Invited to attend. in Grand Rapids, but after Feb. I, Evanston. III. I Eldon Poulson nnd family, Mrs. Leola Beatrice Brundage, ORDER FOB PUBLICATION plans to spend the balance of the jOhn VanderVeen. Mr. and Mrs i The Methodist camp counselor, Winter tn Muskegon with her son.; Ralph Kenyon. Neal Cook, Mr. and Rpy h M Rtgeimftn of Augusta and the former Leola Fleming, passed Charles, and family. Mrs. Robert VanderVeen und chll- Fort Custer, fortneriy of Middleville. away on Monday. Dec. 29 at lhe home" of her sister, Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mra Earl Kermeen of dren. and Mr. and Mra. Arnold:^ urgenliy asking for good story Parmelee spent Christmas Day at Parker and children ot Cadnlheand magazines for the boys Fletcher, southwest of town, after Allegan with their daughter. Mra spent Sunday at Corinth wlUi Mr. [ln carnp who need reading matter. a long Illness. Surviving besides the Maurice Roberts, nnd family Van’s brother-in-law. Mr. Win-, Th(. w g c 8 ts undertaking to sister are two daughters. Mrs. Mary Poole and Mra. Eva Spriggs both of Mr. and Mrs L. R Beeler and ( cluster, and family. 'do something with thte request ar.d A Mentally Tnrompatcnt Prraan. son/Connie, ...----------were ----- Sunday -----gueste' Mr Mr. and Mrs. K. A B^JLew« B. Lewis and Mrs. Mrs Wm. Wm Sweet gwcet has has been appolnlappoint­ Battle Creek; one son Fleming E. Hpath. Frank Du.tar. ana rd Ian. hartna Dlr ed mte sister. Mrs. Lloyd Vincent.! utile son. David, ............... returned...to their cu cd ua biuuiuwa* chairman v« of this committee, uiuc auu, —3. Barnes of Detroit; two brothers. home In Romulus. Tuesday last aftup Wlrie of your good .reading Byron Fleming of Middleville and und family at Caledonia. Walter Fleming of Battle Creek: ouiiunj m .~.n Sunday gueste ui ot ™». Mr. «.. and Mrs -er spending the holidays with hcr material and take to her or Rev. Muri Streeter of Gun lake were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elwood.. carjjy_ or notify them if you can- two sisters Mr*. Ollce Miller ot her brothers. George Miller and Mr. nnd Mra. Philip Bender and — — .. not deliver It. .Let's do our mi bit thl. this Grand Rapids and Mrs. Rose Salnave of Middleville. Funeral serv­ [wife and Utile daughter of Kala7!ions. Forrest .and Elmer, also hte way for the boys In camp. maioo and Guy Miller and wife of sister. Mtes Katie Bender, spent Also the Masonic lodge sends a ices were held at the Beeler funer­ Middleville. . J New Year's Day with their daugh- truck out every Friday to pick up al home at 2 p. m. Wednesday. In­ John Jacoba returned to the Hol- ter. Mrs. Maynard Miller, and fam­ your waste paper which they are terment was made In the Coman cemetery. land Home In Grand Rapids Friday I Uy at Hopkins, □alinj^for.' lhe defense project. Mrs. Edmina Crouch, aged 84 after spendlng.the holidays with hte Mtes PauUn* Benaway of the Bell ,. Mra. Emma Williams. Mr. and sister and nephew. Mis. Martha' Telephone Co. at Battle Creek te Mrs. Arthur Oeukes and daughter !years, widow of Turn Crouch passed Dean and Glen Dean and family. I enjoying a four days' vacation this EVeiyK. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wil- away at her home In Grand Rap­ ids on Friday evening. Dec. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Johnson week at home. teams and two children and Mra. and two sons. Jlnunle and Bobbie. J Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Smith Florence Ullery attended a family following a stroke. Mra. Crouch left for their home in Detroit Sun-1 turned home New Year’s Day from gathering at the home of Emmett was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. duy of last week after spending the a couple weeks' visit with their chll- pyheehan in Bowne New Year's Day. Edward Bhufelt, pioneer resident* NOTICE TO CREDITORS weekend with her sister, Mrs. Oscar dren in Hammond. Ind. Twenty-one guests were present In- af this village who at one time Kaechele. and family northwest of! Mrs. Nellie Thompson entertained eluding Rev. Karl Keefer and operated a grocery store on the town. on New Year's Day her brother, daughter. Joyce, of Ludington. Mrs., west bank of the river near the Mrs. John Robertson <nee Max- chas Mlnar and wife and daughter, Williams accompanied her son. Rev.. site of the Art Valentine afore. She Ine Maclverl has taken up her new [ i_Ua. Mra. Mattle Lynd and Mrs.1 Keefer, home for a month’s visit. I, is survived by two daughters, Mra. Malle Walker and Mrs. Mabie duties as dietitian at the State Flora Hanlon, nil of thte vicinity. '■ and ‘ Mra. Earl ' Vansickle ——- and, - '— Mr. —;~,r r n .. New Year's gueste of Mrs. Lenna hospital at Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Lewis and sons Kirkpatrick were her son. Ritesell, until Friday with hte people at Hart grandsons, one granddaughter and four great grandchildren. Funeral spent New Year's with her father. and wCe. Mrs Arthur Kirkpatrick, and were delayed In returning home Joe Timmers, at Byron Center. her daughter. Lucy Ann. and friend. until snowplows opened up the services were held at the Sullivan funeral home In Grand Rapids and Marie and Joan Kenyon of Grand Howard Hall, all of Grand Rgplds. roads alter the big storm. Rapids spent last week with their Correcting an error In last week's, Mr. and Mis. Chester Oeukes and the body was brought to Middleville and interred in the family lot In grandmother. Mrs. Pearl Kenyon. items; Robert Corson te stationed children attended „ a gathering of We are glad to see Jimmie Faulk­ on the Atlanta, one of Uncle Sam's [ the Howard Smith family New Mt. Hope cemetery Monday last. SCR YBRIDSJ unty MIDDLEVILLE tty. A FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. want to Duy or oeil. try uur want HOUSES STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TUR COUNTY OF BARRY IN CHANCERY l-Hu.Mr PIIEHKNT: THE HOKORABLR Bl» Good size house on W. State Road for $25.00 per month. House on W. Green street, al! mod­ ern, $35.00 per month. IT IH OliltERRh th.I th u.i .mi ! Good house on W. State Street for rent. Good house, all modern, new fur­ nace, $18.00 per month. I EARL R. BOYES < I fiuurll R. McPcok, Circuit Jutltn. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Btata ot Mich "The Best Investment on Earths is the Earth Itself Bet your life she’ll start!" HOTICE TO CREDITORS "You, Too, can be cocksure of starting your cor in the coldest weather if you NOTICE TO CBEDITOliS hove us check it regularly . . . Winter requires that your car and the gas and oil you use must be just right for SURE "cold-starts." Zero temperatures will find you patting yourself on the back for having had your car checked reg­ ularly. ANDRUS SERVICE Phoee 2240 daytime. For night serv Valaalslas Woskiag ner out again after his recent se- newest boats which was sponsored Year’s Day al the home of Mr. and BANNER WANT ADVH. PAT the Wednesday preceding Christ- Mrs. Harold Kollar In Clay Hills, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Potts of Grand mas by Margaret Mitchell of "Gone Mr. and Mra. Arnold Parker and NOTICE TO ORBDITORS Rapids were among the guests who with the Wind" fame. If any of children of Cadillac spent from NOTICE TO CREDITORS enjoyed Christmas Day at the Ju­ Bob’* friends desire to write him—j Tuesday until New Year's night lian Potts home northeast of town. hte .address Is R. O. Corson. 3d with their parent*. Mr. and Mra. lata at Cartla Mrs. Ella Mertens and daughter. Division—U. 8. 8. "Atlanta", New I Albert Parker and John Vander Slbella. of East Lansing and Mrs. York. Veen. Their children. Sally and Pat. Paul Campbell of Los Angeles, I' Robert Carter, son of Mr. and! remained for the balance of the Cal., were guests of their niece.!! Mra. T_ John ,, Carter of Orangeville" week, their parents coming after Mrs. Wm. Cridier. and family. New, Twp.. began ills duties as instructor i them Saturday evening. Year's Day. Mrs. Cridier and herj in the air corp* at Chanute Field.1 Mra Johri Robertson, nee Maxine aunt from California had not met Rantoul. HL. Jan. 2. Bob who hasiMaclver. was the honor guest al a *for sixteen years until ** the “ *family “ ““ > ..nearly, — completed 1 — his — course z.tz in Ln-i lovely shower at the Parmelee gathered Christmas D*y at Mulli- I dustrial art* al W. B. 6. C. S.. B.. Kala- church Friday afternoon, Dec. 28. ken at the Kenneth Smith home. ■ —- lhe—air - line and .given by Mra. Frank Oarbow and maxoo. majored-In Mra. Milo Bchondelmayer has re­ |he is to be congratulated that such [Mrs. Harn- Stimson. Over forty signed her position at the Kroger la good position came ills way NOTICE TO CMDITORR r. Raarn. Darraaail. «•••<! are repair Claima U uU Cos aarra a eopv of ■ laburn adrnlstalrat � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-01-15.pdf ef2f16ec59ece1d562b94c84c7028d8d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1942 RESTRICTIONS ON ALIEN ENEMIES FIRE RAZES HOME OF FAMILY OF NINE SECTION ONE-i DEAN EUGENE DAVENPORT WAS ONE OF COUNTY'S MOST GIFTED NOTICE TO LOCAL BUSINESS MEN to 8 NUi SALVAI VICTORY" CAMPA FOR WASTE TTEMS The committee in charge ..of the "Salvage for Victory” cam­ paign starting Saturday. Jan. 24. asks your cooperation in saving Kind Friends And Red Croti Mutt Surrender Short Wove Great Educator, Also Noted Author and Writer. He Madt waste paper, wrappings, corru­ Render Valuable Aniitance Radio Apparatus, Cameras. | gated boxes, etc., for collection A Great Record As Dean of Illinois College of Agriculture Fifty Mon To Aaaiil In TWt on that day. So often these Mr. and Mrs Erbln Newman j Sheriff Bera and Chief of Police BY M. L. COOK • Items ore burned or otherwise and their seven children. Howard,. First Collection Storting On Thompson have received from the destroyed unthinkingly. Right 16. William, 13, Vernon. 12. Donald. । In the history of Barry county1 special articles for the Saturday Attorney General of the United Saturday of Next Wook now they are needed to help no man has been more hl^lily er.- ** Evening —‘ Pont, the -----------Country Gentle­ 11, Ramona. 10, Esther. 7. and States instructions for carrying out keep the paper board mills run­ As a result of a meeting bald on teemed than Dean Eugene Daven­ man and for other weli-knbwn and Leonards 5. were roused from sleep ning during the present shortage the new regulations, prescribed in port of Woodland. His distinguished widely-read publications. While he just after midnight. Friday mortvj, a proclamation issued by Hie Presi­ ,of waste paper. Your help will service as an educator, his contribu- made no pretentions to oratorical tory" campaign is to be launched Ln be appreciated. dent, relative to Japanese. German ing, when Mr. Newman-^Was’ Uons to agriculture, his public serv­ ability, he was a gifted speaker, | Hastings on Saturday, January 24. and Italian alien enemies. ] ■^awakened by smoke and found tiie clear] ice ntid personal worth, brought who could express hl* These regulations require that no , 1 Attending the gathering were the houafj W(U on fire.^.-They resided In' honor and distinction to Barry thoughts In plain words that would From Mr. and Mis. Glendon F. Swarthout alien enemy shall hereafter ule or’ the E>P. DeMott tenant house, county, and to Woodland township,' put hu meaning across to his au-'! presidents and officers of several ' operate or possess or have under; (Writ^-n on the verandah of the|extremely invigorating. Tiie Island' three miles out of Hastings on t^ie where hr was born June 20. 1856. dlencc. While he was always dignl- ] groups. Roman Peldpauach. prear­ i hi* custody or control el any time or; Cromer House. Shot Hall. Bridgetemperature hovers round the 80 campground road. Hl.s passing was tn his fine rural fled. ______________________ It was not a feeling .. of supe* .... degree mark, but a constant. breeze place any radio transmitter. The flames had gained consider­ toxn.i home. 'The Maples." in that town- rlority that made him so. Hts was a | Dr. Norbert Bchowaiter. prtzldenk No alien enemy shall use. operate We knew we should find a Para­ prevents any discomfort. w„ al­ J. C. C.; Walter Pi ricin*. reprtMntable headway when the Hastings ship. March 31. 1941. rich in years j natural. Inborn dignity. He was Our house h located on the ocean possess, or have under his custody rural fire department arrived. Hie dise before we left the Caribbean 'ways very approachable, always *«« th* Hasting. and honors ways very approachable. or control at any time or place any alarm having been turned in by two for South America. Barbados U about one mile from downtown and Paid Over $1,100,000 Loises in He was thej“w“- • secretary, Kennatn BanIn me the iicmb field ui of >|iKUKiur, agriculture, in'gracious it ' ’" and courteous. " " short-wave radio receiving set. For men returning from their work in everything- Ice-bound Michiganders two minutes walk from the Aquatic, tills purpose the words "short-wave Tritich he specialized, he went very ! very soul of integrity, scorned i d'r,on’ lhe *Sw,nl? in 1941. $900,000 Lottes which he specialized, he went very! very soul If any 7* of ;you have ’i club where Bridgetown does most Battle Creek. It is thought the have dreamed. I* far; for he had the trainra mind i shams, pretense and trickery. He | c*ub^ Dr- D- D. Waium,presidentoi u desire to beach beach-­ of IU swimming. We have joinedi radio receiving set" are to be con­ Due to Nov. 11 Winditorm and the investigating spirit" of the' loved his friends, and they could i t*le Rotary club and Julian Knowlfire started from an overheated ever repressed a , strued as including any apparatus comb for a while, here is the place the Aquatic Club and have been chimney at the temperature was Sc®01 executive. These The officers of the Windstorm actenlizL He ranked deservedly high I never doubt ills friendship. Hr was!’00, given a temporary membership In designed to be used, or capable of below zero. They were able to save to gratify it. being used, for the purpose of re- Insurance Company of thLs city are os an educator. Hts marked execu- a sincere Christian man. to whom 1 men c°njPris* tbe committee in Beaches of silver surround a ve­ the Royal Barbados Yacht Club’. but u few pieces of clothing, । live ability was demonstrated In , Christ had become “the Way. the! char8e Hie campaign. William celving signals, messages, or com- j American dollars are worth S1.17 all set for the annual meeting. l.hls development of the Illinois Col- i Truth and the Life." He was one of J- Betts of *«e Michigan Carton u washing machine and a few oth- hemently green Island. The sea , munlcations of any nature whatsobathing is doubtless tt\e best In the in Barbadian money and there ure i C°’ Battle Creek, who Is active tn ' which will be held here next week. lege of Agriculture. Starting with a । America's great and gifted men. innumerable temptaUoas to spend plcte loss, the total damage being ____ ______ _---------------------------- _ very small number of students, his Eugene was the son and only child Itlie waste conservaUon project, waa The. regulations prescribe that no Through their courtesy we are able estimated at (1300. purt of which depth of twenty-five feet and there | those dollars—Irish and English alien enemy, who is found in pos- to present very interesting figures capable management brought ven-! a^o ^present^and ^strrased the need brought to to It itj. of of Georg? Georg? M. M. and and Esther Esther 8. 8. Ua Daven-1 ______ --------------u- — Ls little j danger from sharks or bar'-­ tweeds und flannels and ginghams, Morion of any short-wave radio re- from the annual statement. It will a student body of sevz Is covered by insurance. .eral" thousand | port, who ’ ’ ’ came to Woodland . from 1 of saving waste PaP*■. rEsther, the seven yean, old daugh­ racuda. Hie first few swims leave beautiful linen luncheon sets and celving set. can be excused in any be borne in mind that the losses young men and women. ten. He was | northern Ohio, ... in June. 1855. The' committee dec**11 table cloths. German, French, and one completely relaxed, almost ter. became confused and ran back manner on the ground that he did this year were extraordinary—about widely known as an author of books father first purchased 80 acres, to the drive on Saturday, Jan. 24, at Into the blazing tiouse. her mot tier weak. During the first week here Portuguese wines. A num may have not know that the set was a short-! twice as large as for any other year and treatises on agriculture and1 which he later added 160 acres. Itt 9:00 o’clock In the morning with 50 men and eight trucks ready to rescuing her before Hie child was I did absolutely no work because a suit tailored of the, best Irish wave radio receiving set. or that the m the company's history. Of the stock raising. He wrote numerous (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2) of the, bathing. My organic lazi­ tweed for fifteen dollars. (Kate set could be readily converted Into losses the principal part was due make collections, the starting place injured. . is going io try to smuggle a new a short-wave radio receiving set. It to the unprecedented wind storm of to be announced later. Neighbors came to Hie aid of the ness had nothing to do with it. Yesterday we swam at Fresh­ sport coat of Irish tweed through shah ba the duty of any alien epemy All collections will be sorted in­ family and took them in for Uio r— November 11. 1940. the losses from ATTENTION LADIES to ascertain whether or no! any ... , iWhich were not paid until 1941. night. On Friday, when the em­ water Bay. where the beach is dot- the customs for me i The County Service Commit­ 'papers which are folded and tied Even, if one Is not extravagant radio Hau/ va u B. Co., ted with springs The sensation of ployees of. tiie Hastings ~. Mfg. In his possession Is prohibited; ------- ... — ,------------— .----- :. Following is a brief summary of tee has responded to n call from 1 Into convenient bundles for Iiandwhere Mrs. Newman works, learned swimming one minute in salt water it's worth spending on English and any alien enemy having in his the annUai statement. Fort Custer to furnish cookies ] Ung. It would help the committee (Continued on page 2. Sec. 2) and the next* *In of tiie family’s destitute condition, * J “ “ Icy *fresh *" water *“" is possession any radio receiving set i»rr-FTPT«i once a month for convalescent whatsoever shall be held responsible iitutirxo they Immediately became busy. Tiie greatly if the hduseholder would soldiers stationed there. If you . have the papers tied in bundles ] for knowing whether or not such a, Balance Dec. 31. 1940 Paul Foreman liouse at Hie corner would like to bake two dozen Donotc Day's Wages To Aid set is a short-wave radio receiving i Receipts for 1941 PROCLAMATION when the collectors ca!L Class 2 of Clinton and Market Sts., was cookies, call Mrs. Einar Frand- . consists of magazines and book* rented and generous supplies of Recognizing the neceosity of I set. Victory. Co. Adds To Gift sen. 2117. she will give you the ; tied in bundles 32.02855H.29 Class 3. mixed conserving the resources of our , No enemy alien shall use or op- j Total receipts furniture, bedding and clothing The Royal Coach Company of date for your contribution. Do > paper and ordinary waste such ax derate or possess or have under htsi ---------------------DISBURSEMENTS w,rt conulUlM. iruek it today. paper bags, sacks, wrappings, ad­ loads having been donated. Sub-1 appeal to the citizens of the City ; custody or control at any time or Losses paid $1,100,312 88 । this city and Its employees made a ।place ’ any camera except: > htuntiai quantities of groceries! vertising matter, old envwl^i I Expense adjustment arid very patriotic gift to the govern-1 of Hastings to cooperate In the Descriptive Articles To Tell; “Salvage for Victory" campaign I <b> Fixed cameras, which are not • store wrappings, etc. These could hove also been given. The em­ i settlement of Ibsses 71.921.77 ment which we would have reported' be placed in a container of some to collect old papers, magazines. । readily transportable to the local I ployees of the Mfg. Co. made a । Of Tour By Local Women • । police stations. And any alien hav-1 money contribution as did the Mfg. sooner. ing in his possession such a cam-1 Co. Itself. Enough material wa»|I Six yeaffi ago. Mrs. McCoy and copper, wrap Iron. lead, alum­ J. II Gonyou, president V>( the | Monday evening, classes in Slg- Class 4 is corrugated boxes, a purchased for eight comfortables Mra. Evans were in Seattle, Wash., Class 5 Includes miscellaneous ecr inum. old rags, etc., which starts i era must report that he lias it to I jT.ul.Idtatairxwnu IIM.1WM company, suggested to the cm-« nnl Corps Instruction were resumed iron, stove parts, costings such which the women of the United and since that time many impor­ on Saturday, January 24. Mer- ' ployecs that they unite with the. , An alien enemy who shall have have . c . . . Brethren church have made for company In doing a nice thing for el the home of George Hebden. 609 lead and copper, aluminum and ( IrniM-1u ,-„n ™ I in ills his jiosseMion jiossession any radio trans-I tant changes have taken place and the Newman family. .■IIUH .I. radio ra-i •" l”"ld M:.«n o Uncle Sam, who certainly can use, W. Green Street. Classes wlU be When housecleaning time In addition io all of these gifts, the population has doubled during ! celving celving set. set. or or camera, camera. must de-1 of lhls cas1’ balance tiie company Honey to good advantage right held each Monday, Wednesday and the Barry County Red Cross, rep­ that limb, due largely because of Hie liver such set or camera to the local] has in IU treasury now $296,000 of now. Ordinarily, the Royal Coach , Friday evening from 7 to 9 P. M. your cast-off articles and resented by Mrs. E. F. Sayles. Home defense work being done there. be designated for that purpose. I police authorities, which in this government bonds. It has just plant does not work on Saturdays; All men aged 18 years or more,-------------- —- — —— — Service chairman, has been "on the ] in goal physical condition, who work. It has been eaUtnattS, J but the men all agreed to work on I cose would be Sheriff Bera or Chief placed an order for $50,000 of DcSeattle, like Rome. Li built on huge job” since Friday and assisted in tings, I again request the co­ ]of Police Thompson. In each easel tense Bonds, which shows the pa-,------------Saturday---------------------------------------and to donate their wages 'plan to join the army. Davy, or cording to Leon Henderson. ■ (Continued on^page 3. Bee. 1) every way possible, purcluulng nec­ hills und is a progressive city in­ operation of every Hastings citi­ the police authorities shall issue a I triottsm of this company. This, for that day to the government os ■ ma rule corps, are welcome. Instruc- ■ dustrially and commercially, with essary clothing for the children, zen In helping to make thi* cam­ receipt to the alien, suitably des- ’ makes a total In bonds of $346,000. j a contribuUon toward the defense. also some for the parents. Noth­ one of tiie largest out door markets paign a success, thereby assist­ cribing-the set or the camera. '■ The balance of the cash is in banks.. of Our country. Accordingly, the InslrucUon will cover Internaing was duplicated. Mrs. Saylea re­ In Hie world where farmers bring ing in our national defense pro­ Any prohibited article possessed I Of the receipts. $601,961.68 were men. who- had put in thelf forty Uonal Signal Code, elementary ports. and all articles of used cloth­ their produce for sale. It is truly a gram by supplybig materials to In violation of this proclamation will' collected on 1941 assessments and hours during the week, worked on electricity, telephony and radio. ing have been flllad to the children wonderful sight. help keep miili and factories subject the owner or possessor to the > $26,033.49 collected on 1940 assess- ] Saturday, Dec. 27. and donated Al Seattle. Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. so they may be ready to attend bumming and men employed. penalty of having such articles I menu. The company received $16.-1 thejLWages for that day to the govschool. There is sUU a need for Evans visited Mr. and Mrs. Loren S Signed. W. A. Sc hade r. Mayor. selzed by the officers. (ConUnued on page 5. Sec. D for its , । ernment. eynment. The —company, ------ ,— shoes and galoshes, states Mrs. McIntyre and their family. Mr. Mc­ Should any alien enemy fall to re-1 ~ ■ «•» " “ sum so । part, added’ a considerable School Activity, Intyre will be remembered here as Sayles, also dresses, size 46 or 48. port his ownership or possession of I that the ’ total was well over four I the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Le­ for Mrs. Newman. Charactor Ara radio apparatus or camera as menI hundred dollars. vant A. McIntyre and a brother of Mr. Newman, who is a partial in­ tloned above, hi* failure will sub---■»- ... I That shows how the working men valid. hud previously worked al the Mrs. Carl Perkins, who now lives on | in that /plant feel; and we have, Both Banks, Two Factorial, Central auditorium Wednwday Mfg. Co., but had been unable to the McIntyre farm in Carlton town­ ?ub‘K:X“”‘ | no doubt the feeling U the same in j do so for over a T*w family ship. The instructions to the officers! -.v«rv nthnr factnrv In Hastings, and . Fin. Co. Name Directors Mr. McIntyre is head of the Seat­ charged with carrying out this pro- j1 Is r.ow fairly well cared for and for \hat matter* throughout the I Tuesday was annual meeting day sentatlon of the scholarship V ■ clamallon advise them to use good |JIDDIV_UU/ । contributions continue to come. Mr. tle Chamber of Commerce and is j country. The Royal Coach Co. and County Clerk Woi Named1 Judgment in carrying out their part DeMolt, who owns Hie place where also in charge of transportation it. pmnlnvw.x have set an examole• of the President's proclamation. | NeXtwMrad° OThe ' ‘h?oSrthJ .Ofcir°?Tbe letter “nd0^ Equl^t^ the Newman’s lived, to spending the lines in that city, which Includes As Administrator steamship lines as well as bus and It is not the purpose of the gov-, and Viking Equipment Co. i winter in Florida. ■ A change has been made tn thec emment to keep these articles per-! street railway facilities. He is a -I Work Room Wdl Be Open. whlch mailed io President " ---------------National— Bank of Hastings though this award is not busy man. but not too busy to greet Ure administration set-up since Hie? manenHy. but to have pn*M*Mion of I j The Tiie directors chosen were as fol fol-­ Four Hours Each Afternoon; (Con tinued mi page 3. Sec. 1> his Hastings friends and show preliminary information was pub­. them until peace shall be declared. . . ......... .. । —-------------' lows; Emil Tyden. Richard A. Groos, class, more ofUn than them some of the sights of the city. In this county Sheriff Bern or <->,i.r t, U~ Thompson ™---------- would —.1 ri A me «UnS 01 ,heexecutiveCounty JElmer “«Ph A.McKnlght. James W. Radford. A new concrete floating bridge lished In the Banner last week. Clilef of' Police be Rcd Cr0M ch>pler board FFDFR AL , 1 Caukln, George Leonthe recipients. Tha basis for lh« The board has been "streamlined" the proper ones for any aliens to! has been constructed across Lake 1 ard. Warren E. Carter and Richard ra. — -H.". t. „ Md ln 1 -■ - -----Washington in Seattle, the first of from five to three with the County report uielr possession of, and de-1 M. Cook. Tiie directors selected school activity and character. its kind ever built, and the largest liver to such officers, the articles'100111 ,n lhe city t»U on Thursday Stamp, To Be Placed jmMy; Kktard * A Program Of Unusual floaUng structure ever built by man. Clerk os Tire Administrator. Other which the President says they must! evening for the discussion of eevmembers of the board are Roman f.,.. r Groce, vice-president, warren E. to Evelyn Townsend and Greater than the combined weight Peldpautoh and Frank Ferris. Route not own or posseu. I eral important matters Interest In Store Sale At Post Office Soon' carter, vice-president and cashier. Nelson. of three battleships, larger by 5. Hastings. Of course, this does not apply to' Mrs. R.G. R. G. Hubbard, co" —•• chair­ county The poaunaster here has received Walter A. Eaton. asaUUnt cashier. All men of this community. >hulk than a 25-slory building, the To dale five new tires have been naturallzed citizens, only to aliens man. announced that through the a communication from Washington: Grove, has been school mayor this Hastings City Bank whether members of the Brother­ Lake Washington Floating Bridge Issued from the quota of thirteen. who have not been naturalized. kindness and generosity of Earl. T Boyes, the Red Cross headquarters eeum, hood or not. will be interested .n Is a marvel of engineering construc­ Six applications have been received class president. She has ANNOUNCE NEW HOURS would be moved from the Methodist approved September 20. 1941. re-jJudgt, aiuarl clement. Albert Car- active in Giris' League work the meeting next Monday evening. tion. and one refused. It is made of 100.000 tons of steel church parlors to the large room at Following the usual supper. Prank The idea behind tills program is FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY quiring a payment of annual tax on : velh. Kim Sigler. Harrison Dodds, has maintained u good schoi Announcement is made by the the rear of Mr. Boyes' real estate motor vehicles of five dollars for I m. A. Laznbie. F. W. Stebbins and record throughout her high M L. DuMond. director of the Grand and concrete. Is more than a mile to coi>servc all possible tires and not Rapids public Museum, will give a long and is four car lanes wide. This nec^aarily.lo use up the full quota Hastings board of educationand office in Hie Stebbins Bldg. Tiie rarh M L. I. rnnk each fiscal war year (June 30k 30>, which bebe­ M. . Cook. That The directors selected yeara. lecture on the picturesque Gaspe four lane highway is constructed on for any month. The quota is not the library board that the Hastings rooms will be opened there on Mon­ comes effective February 1. 1942. Raymond came to I la* tings 11 M. L. Cook, president; F. W. Steb­ Peninsula.' This is a part of the 25 floating sections, each secUon, cummulatlve. That is, if Barry Public Library will be closed on day, Jqn. 19, and some person or Under this act it will be necessary bins. vice-president; M. A. Lamble. Junior year from Holton when divided like a honeycomb wlU> wa ­ persons wlU be there every after ­ ceunty that one seldom hears men­ county does not use up its allot­ Saturday afternoons and Saturday to have on salt al all post offices, vice-preaident and caahier; Roy parenkf still reside and now IS ter-tight compartments. Hie sec ­ tioned and little is known about It ment of thirteen tires during Jan­ evenings during the balance of Jan­ noon from 1:00 to 5:00 o'clock to regardless of the class of the office, Chandler and Loyal Lowell, assist­ by the average individual. Mr. Du­ tions being bolted togeUier and se- uary there will be no carry-over into uary. February and March, in ac­ care tor the calls that may come In. a supply, of each monthly issue of ant cashiers. Is president of tha Hl Y (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2) Mond will illustrate his lecture wiUi February. New quotas for February cord with national defense meas­ A telephone will be installed and | motor vehicle stamps, the first of pictures taken in that Interesting will be Issued. No more than 25 ures arid to conserve on coal, Ugiit all Red Cross calls may be made which is in the |2.p9 denominaUon Tile stockholders meeting was committees since entering high land. He is a most Interesting per rent of this quota can be re- and power, as the building Is heat­ during the hours designated. rov.rtm U>. Ux (ram Mnw. held Tuesday ______ _____ _________________ afternoon and named school here. He has maintained an ed on Saturday only because of the Beyerali alight changes in tiie speaker and his talk will be botti 1942, to June 30. 1942. These stamps E Tyden> c. w. Crawford. M. L. entertaining and cducaUonal. This tire rationing program is ad­ library- All of us realise the need lightlhg-nave been made and tables are to be placed on sale as soon as. Richard areas, and W. R. The names of those on the sup­ mittedly stringent and was put In for conserving these essentials and Installed for cutting materials and the past office receives them and j (^ook as directors The directors se­ per squad were printed In last effect because. with supplies from know the board members are anx­ for other necersory work Anyone report cards arc to be delivered to. lecUd M officers E. Tyden. preziInformation has been received by the East Indies at least temporarily ious to cooperate with defense pleas­ wishing yarn for knltHng or mate­ purchasera with each stamp sold denl; c w Crawfora. vice-preslthe Barry County USDA Farm De­ rials for sewing, please caU any reduced, rubber stocks in this ures in every way possible. No stamps have been received at Rlehald orooa. vice president Uons to these young people whoso fense Board that due to an increase RIVERSIDE CEMETERY Because of this action In closing afternoon at headquarters in thf1 the t/w«al country would have been badly de­ local office date, Post-j tn to rfato hiltbut Prtst -I . . ... _ _ ..................... outstanding scholarship and actlvin prices paid to Cannera. who will A88ON. OFFICERS pleted within two months time un­ the library on Saturday afternoon Stebbins Bldg. Mrs. Maurice Roush master Maus expects that they will be granted government contracts At the annual meeting of Viking Corporation and evening, the library will be der ordinary consumption. The en­ the city in general be available sometime next week. Riverside Cemetery Association the ... for canned peas and canned tom­ tire rationing, program is being con­ kept open on Thursday evenings range for securing extra tables and The Viking Corp, annual meeting There are In Barry county 5,555 following officers were elected: atoes. farmers in 1042 should ex- ducted pursuant to authority grant- from 7:00 to 9:00 o'clock Instead. was held Tuesday afternoon anc chairs for use in the rooms. passenger automobiles, 335 regular Pres., Roy Fuller; Vice-Pres.. W. A. It Is hoped the public will not Tills is a fine arrangement and commercial vehicles, and 226 farm the stockholders named as directors । ed to the President by Congress by Schader; Secy., Archie Reickord; ma lots and 31740 per ton for peas the Vinson Priorities Act of May 31, be inconvenienced too much in this will give the Red Cross the extra E. Tyden. Jamca Radford. Rlcharo commercial vehicles, each of which Treas.. A. H. CarveUi. Probate over the 1940 prices paid for above 1M1. The President delegated the matter, but keeping the room open room needed to carry on lu. activ­ Grpos. M. L. Cook «nd Hubert D. Judge Stuart Clement was elected vegetables. Panners wishing con­ power’vested in him to the O. P. M. on Tuesday and Thursday evenings ities. Mr. Boyes’ kftidness Is great­ will be required to have one of these Cook. The directors selected E Ty­ federal stamps for further opera­ tracts for peas and tomatoes should to tiie board of directors. den, president; James Radford, ly appreciated. by executive order. Thus the local should suffice. tion. The HuUnr. Pubhe a. investigate prices before signing vice-preaident and secretary; Rich­ It was decided to hold the an­ board Is serving directly under the NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING contracts according to Glenn Wotard Groot, vice president and treas­ sponsoring IT M. 8. Pina NOT1CE nual meeting of the chapter some FEED THESE BIRDS Annual 'stockholders meeting of ring. Chairman of Barry Count* state branch of the Federal O. P. M. On and after this date I will not time in April, the date to be an­ At the suggestion of Conservation urer. USDA Defense Board. STARTING CLASSES Viking Equipment Company be responsible for any debts except nounced later. Officer George Sumner, we art re­ A; Sullivan, to be Adv. 1-15 the Delton school. Reports on the War Relief ....... fund ...... minding nunmng our uui farmer i miner readera that -u,. kt l The annual meeting named E. those contracted by myself Floyd Rutland Center Community IN HOME NURSING Buskirk. Adv. 1-15 drive gave evidence that Barry mey can do a nice bit of conservei-­ Tyden. Richard oroos. James Rud­ Dance. Town Hall Sat., Jan. 17. , _____________________________ I ford. C. W Crawford and M X. During the recent Civilian De ­ county people do not yet fully re-| uon work right now by providing Hotdogs and coffee. Adv. 1-15 tails concerning the fense registration quite a number alls* the enormity of the task fac­ feed for the quail and pheasants, i Cook u. directors. The directors NOTICE TO signified their desire to take thp Ing the Red Cross and are not re­ These are usually found in swalls.l named E. Tyden. preaident; RlchNO MORE home nursing training as given by TIRE DEALERS! sponding as promptly as they should If feed is placed at the edge ofiard Oroos. vice-president and the Red Cross. APPLICATIONS WANTED to thia appeal No reports have these swalls.where their tracks In-1 treasurer; James Radford, secro- T. S. X. ■ KID'S MRS. LYNN ALLERDING. Prop. County Clerk Allan Hyde. Tire Mrs. Kendall Reatuq, chairman come in from the townships but it di.-ate the birds are trying to pro-1 vary, To settle the csUtc of Andrew Administrator for Barry County, Because of the large number of the Home Nursing department Is hoped Die contributions may be tect themselves from the cold and; has called a meeting of ull lire A Herding. Mra Allerdlng will sed of applications for Civilian De­ slight damage of the Red Cross, announces that as generous as possible In every snow, ttiat is considered a good the personal property at Public dealers and tire repairmen in fense work already on file here. TO PEOPLE OF constituted tha organization of these classes will locality. If you wish to make a place to leave the grain. While this j Auction on the farm located Barry county at the Court House Chief of Police Harry Thompson BARRY COUNTY start on Wednesday evening. Janu­ contribution, see your local chalr- may cost the farmer a little some­ 2 mllea north' and 3-4 mile* announces that no further vol­ Fort CusUr has asked for en ­ ary 31. in the municipal courtroom, (Contlnued on page 3. Sec. 1) we«t of Carlton Center, or 2 mllea o’clock. The purpose of this thing. when he considers the value unteers arc desired until the tertainment for the convalescent upstairs in the city hail, at eight east of Freeport and mile south meeting will be to pas* on the to his crops of a few quails feeding present group of more than 600 HELD TILL NEXT soldiers Gel a program ready o'clock. Those who wish this train then ea*t the first house. Site la latest authoratlVQ Information to on insects he’ll be money ahead by has been organized. Tiie above and call Mrs. Earl Coleman, 3143 ing are asked to come to the meet-I the tire dealers, 'to arrange for offering a goofi list of cows. feea. doing the feeding. order concerns Hastings city Ing. Mn Sue Carrothera will ex-| appointment of inspectors, and household goods, machinery, and only. Other communities In the lime a report of the annual meet­ plain tha course . in a short talk. I to get the co-jperatlon with the miscellaneous goods . Dewey Retn ing of Emmanuel Episcopal church completely equipped, aa far in 20 If you are Interested in this phase] dealers in this Ure rationing prowill cry the sale. Bee the adv. elMenroll more volunteers at this on Tuesday evening had to be held minutes aa a soldier once traveled of defense activities. be sure to at-, month. where In this issue for full par­ time. over until next week. Sorry I tend uext Wednesday evening. | ticulars. HASTINGS BANNER WINDSTORM CLOSES 01164886 GREAT CREDIT DUE COACH CO. & MEN DELIGHTFUL TRIP TUR Al Mill TUE U1ECT ' InKuUUll lilt Wljl SIGNAL CLASSES RESUMED CfUAI AD^HID JkllULfUVJIlir CHANGE IN TIRE RATIONING BOARD Qtft ff)ACC fl|A QTCR KLU VKVJJ LIIAr IL!\ FIVE ANNUAL MEETINGS HELD CUPS AWARD® ■‘"’"""‘“HEADQUARTERS IN STEBBINS BUILDING ! I BROTHERHOOD MONDAY NIGHT AUTO TAX „„„ BEGINS FEB. Farmers Urged To Investigate Before Signing Contracts Hastings Scheels To Present H. M. S. Pinafore One Auction Sale �THE HASTINGS BANNEB. THUMDAY. J ANUABT U, 1M1 "T"1"1’Forni Bureau Plans Local News ]| Membership Drive FOODS hert l*ou SAY GOOD-BYE TO YOUR BUDGET BLUES! THESE FOOD PRICES ARE REALLY GOOD NEWS! Free! U. S. SAVINGS STAMPS WITH YOUR PURCHASES. Sllttldr Shortening 10 SUGAR LARD 58c Lb. Carton 28c 1 fiij/ne Qualify Qlleafa I * P -__________________________________________________________ SLICED BACON ?9C BEEF SHORT STEAKS 9QC ONE LB. LAYER EXTRA LEAN — a LB FANCY STEER BEEF — LB. Choice Shoulder LAMB ROASTS Cuts — Lb. 23 For Braising or Stewing — Lb. 10' LAMB RIBS Streak of 4 Qc FRESH SIDE PORK Lean — Lb. 13 Sliced — Fine 4 i?c BACON TID BITS Flavor — Lb. I 3 BOILING BEEF 2 lb, 29' BEEF CHUCK ROASTS f"^(s,l"' 25' PORKCHOPS First Cuts, Lb. 25' PORK LOIN ROASTS 25 ib. 25 COTTAGE CHEESE BOLOGNA 01293593 5 lb. sack 17 Shredded Wheat PKG Ring or Large Grade No. 1, Lb. Sliced or Chunk, Lb. dJ 4 Qt I3 BACON SQUARES Lb.121/2‘ SLAB BACON Mild Sugar Cured. Lb. 25 FRANKFURTERS 25' PURE PORK Q QQ Grade No. I C lbs. 03 SAUSAGE BEEF, PORK, VEAL CambT“n 29' FRESH CHICKENS FANCY. Lb. 30' GROUND BEEF K. 2lb, 39 Wholesome PANCAKE FLOUR 10' Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Ige. pkg. GRAPEFRUIT Taxes Seedless 10 ... 33 Lb. Cloth Bag ARMOUR S STAR l_ VITA-RICH VEGETABLES ASK FOR DETAILS. Ib. sack The Tle-ur •Dmp’wved /£yOLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 for 19c bar 6c Cashmere Bouquet I 3 - 25c Fairy Soap 3 bars Gre-solvent 3 Ib. can 25c Camay Jap Rose xiuki n w. Castile CORN MEAL BUCKEYE Q O BANANAS 4 .. 27' ORANGES Florida 2 dox. 45' CALIFORNIA pQc Doxen £3 ORANGES Hard Heads E‘ CABBAGE Lb. 3 3.b. 10 CARROTS CARROTS 2 bunche. 1 5 U. S. No. I QQc POTATOES good qual.. pk. VV SQUASH 3 Pound 3 bars 25c 4 bars 17c Lux or Lifebuoy 4 bars 25c 17 O. K. Soap P & G Soap 6 bars 25c 6 bars 25c Carl Brodbeck. chairman of the Mrs. Jolut Ironside te IU at her Barry County Farm Bureau an­ home on 8- Broadway. nounced at a meeting of th* com­ Miss Prayne Y. Oro®, daughter mittee on Jan. 7 that the annual of Rev. and Mrs Leslie D. Orow membership campaign will be con­ of Hastings, recently enrolled In the ducted during the period ending Home Missions .Course al Moody Ii Jan. 31. He said that th* county Bible Institute. Chicago. _ A slip in proof reading last week membership'* from ”110 families to in th* McPharlln article, gave the ■ 50o families. All county farm burflguxe* at 1.000, Instead of the 12,000 I tau> |n Michigan hope to Increase feet In which he stated he was their membership by a total of chased by two enemy planes. Sorry’ io.qoo famine* pickey! five hundred thousand Farm A daughter. Ruth Hinckley, was1 Bureau families tn 41 stales art bcm on Bunday. Jan. 4. to Mr. and J dedicated an organisation to helpMr*. Bruce M. Randall of Nashville. ’ ing win this war." Mr. Brodbeck Mr. Randall Is a former HasUngs told the meeting "Farmer* have resident, son of Mrs. L. H. Randall, challenged Industry and labor to E Grand St. I match production with agriculture Place tha blame for the dearth ln *uch • program.’ of personal items this week on the I "While •> fanners are Increasing aero and below zero temperature of production to help win the war. text week. People just naturally Brodbeck continued, "they are stayed al home—and who wouldn't depending upon such organisations stav home If he had an opportun- ** th* Farm Bureau to insist al Hi-j Washington and elsewhere that ag­ .... miik-.e „r rlcullure shall receive equal treat- COUNTY SHOWS INTEREST IN SCH'L MODERNIZATION Friday afternoon, well over one hundred Interested people from the various parU of the conuly attend­ ed the Rural School Modernisation meeting In th* Court room despite the bad weather and blocked roads. Mrs Arvllla BoI Lon. chairman of the county committee, presided and our county school commissioner re­ rural schools In this county particu­ larly thoae moot closely affecting the health of the children. Mr. George Schutt, Commission­ er of Van Buren County related soma of Uta experiences of this pro­ gram in their county and pictures were shown of before and after Im­ provements were made tn some of Uts rural schools of the other coun­ ties. Plans were then made for a dele­ gation of more than one hundred Interested persons front rural school districts to go to the Ann J. Kel­ logg School tn Battle Creek on Thursday. Jan. lith al 2:30 P. M. to meet with the' officials of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation to prepr,onUM’ and oU,er malaent our needs and to solicit assist­ ance for this program of improve­ ment wlilch would benefit the chil­ dren attending school now and not rt^hLteLT^Tw? n'Cnl W,Ul Olher BroU1“ Undfr*rr*et ifd' for four year* a technician at Fen- .__i S“n Odessa She will be in c‘ ‘ r x-ray. diathermy and allI --------— p-mi analysis work. Dr Hoff’s new of-'1 flee is really a small, well equipped the Lime when the district* could hospital. k make the necessary improvements A final dividend of 585 percent Specialist Will Speak On without assistance. to the holders of the certificates of "Dairy Herd Health" participation of segregated assets of Edwin Nash State Bank has been Tiie second meeting in lite Barry announced by James L Barter, County National Defense series of liquidator. Tiie dividend Ls payable meetings for farmers will be held at Clarksville. Mich, on January at the Barry County Court House With the new Ure sales restrict­ 15th and 16th. The final dividend on Wednesday. Jan. 21 at 1:00 P. ed to persons whose driving per­ amounts to 85,80225. M. The discussion at this meeting forms a vital service, and with used Ursa llkelf to be Mid under regu­ Senator Prentiss N. Brown of will be led by Dr. B. J. Killham. Michigan sent the name of Mrs Extension Veterinarian at Michi­ lations before many weeks, the Bernice G. Closson to the Postmas­ gan State College. County Agent sheriff and city police will see to ter General with the recommenda­ rosier, who has arranged for the it that tire thieves are dealt with tion that she be appointed acting meeting, stales that Dr. Kiliham as harshly as the statute prescribes. Under power granted in section the "Dairy Herd postmaster at Freeport. Barry Coun­ will discuss 1 356A of Uie Public Acte of 1030 aa ty, Michigan. The present |x»t- Health". During the meeting Dr. Kiliham amended, the officers can charge mast-.r at Freeport. Mrs. Pearl will discus* the spread and control any person with a felony who is Lightfoot, ha* been recommended by Senator Brown for transfer to of Bang's disease In the dairy herd. I arrested for theft of any article fill the rural carrier vacancy at The systematic management of-the' stolen from a car. Upon conviction herd with --Bang's disease— will—be when—arraigned tn circuit court, the Freeport. j....--------------------.----------- ---------- -------------------------Doris Gillespie, who is enrolled discuaa*d With the Idea of work-1 defendant, under thia acl. Is liable as a junior in the later elementary ing .out a plan that will rid Uie to a fine up to one thousand dolcurriculum. lias been chosen as one herd of the trouble. Recent finds law. or a prison sentence up to five of eight student* of Western Michi- regarding the us* of calf-hood vac- years, or both. The minimum sengan College who will conduct two cination as a control will be out- tence is at the dtocretion of the weekend Youth Leadership training lined. court. The county and city officers camps al W. K. Kellogg Clear lake I Dr. KlUham will present informa- have agreed to make a vigorous camp Jan. 10. 11 and Jan. 24. 25 ' Uon on the control of other disease prosecution of all defendants The project, which is sponsored by, of dairy cattle as mastitis, scours charged with stealing automobile the Allegan County Youth Council, in calve*, pneumonia, etc. In fact lire*. 13 made is inaue possible puaauuc through uuuugu a ■ dona-1a ««a-|a r~ moat• -"'-vprofitable — afternoon ---------------lai "■>The public can cooperate by .n. actlion from from the the W. W. K. K Kellogg Kellogg FouuFtoun-] pmuuv planned »«• for Barry County farmers. ‘ ing at once to get a record of the lion l At .. this tki. time •«— when the «n. nation n.ti»n to u serial number* of all the automobile daUon. Mrs Paul Faulkner, of Middle- «> much in need of dairy food prod- tires they own. This information vUle. who with Mr. Faulkner b “els and when there products ar* along - with the data on the make >,xr.au., . v«.llo.. In to.rm.nam, iucl> prteu U U and trade name of the Ure. when ri.jrim,. write. Iran MUml B,.ch I»UIOIU bwta >“ ”■ kept by the automobile owner, can to friend, here lh.1 (he m.i.l | m l.rmer W A.rd well U>. he.lih be used m tracking down tire World, crowd, ore l.ckln, Ihu Id. doin' herd. Anyone ol the thieve*. Service stations will be supplied winter «..d clle. lhe Ua time In common dUenro. Io W dhouued lhe week previou. IMO e.neell.- m.r well ruin «.line herd In n very with lists of serial numbers of stol­ Uonv were received by l.olel, In | short Ilnur Every B.rrv County en tires and will cooperate with of­ In apprehending rubber Miami .lone. Evidently tear OE dairyman U InvUed to .uend Ihh ficers Atlantic exit raid' “nd general ]7cfllllJL.1VL mV thieves. It can be seen from Ute above war conditions are Influencing peo-। llonal Defense farm ,rm meetings no‘ fol-' n‘ I that II will be no light matter to pie in taking their vacations else­ lowing on a variety of subjects. steal an automobile Ure or tube, where or staying at home since the maximum penalty is five Women Workers GET INTBUCTIONB There are 10,000.000 women gain* years and a stiff fine. ON TIRE RATIONING fully employed In Ute United States, Oldest Learned Society County Clerk Allan C. Hyde, di­ with half of them being married. Tha American Philosophical soci­ rector of Uie Tire Rationing board ety is the oldest learned society in in Bryry Co.. Prank Ferris rod New Raisin Sauce United States, tracing Its origin Roman Feldpausch were in Grand A new ralain sauce tor ham. pork to the "Junto" organized by Ben­ Rapids Monday attending a mat­ ing oi instruction tor Uw boards and veal dishes uses apple cider for jamin Franklin In Philadelphia in the liquid called for in the recip*. 1727. of ten counties. 2ND MEET|NG IN AG DEFENSE SERIES Stealing Tires, Tubes Is A Serious Crime CLEAN QUICK BAKING POWDER 16' K.C. BAKING POWDER 21' BAKING POWDER Royal, 12 . 38' CREAM OF WHEAT pkg. 23' KELLOGG'S ALLBRANiso. Pk, 20 MALT-O-MEAl pk9 22 QUAKER OATS 21‘ H. & H. OATS 5 lb. sack 26 JELL-0 3 17' pkgs. PRUNES bulk 2 lbs. 17 P R U N E S DEL MONTE 2 Ib pkg, 21 RAISINS 2 lbpkg 19 BAKER'S VANILLA COMP'D 39' ROWENA PANCAKE FLOUR 5 lb. >.ck 25' LILY WHITE FLOUR 24J Ib. tack SNO SHEEN CAKE FLOUR Pk9 AUNT DINAH No. 2’ 2 can MOLASSES AUNT DINAH No. 5 Con MOLASSES Brc’r Rabbit Green Label MOLASSES No. 2 Vi Can SALAD DRESSING C"Z-.’P SALAD DRESSING SALAD DRESSING KARO SYRUP MA7.,F,LAV0R KARO SYRUP -^5 ,b.poi, FRESH FROZEN PEAS STRAWBERRIES BIRD'S EYE SQUASH lb pk9 FROZEN PEAS B“Trbsbo. Solod Bowl Quart 24 15' 27' 27' 21' 29' 40= 15 33 25 30 19 63 ROWENA BUCKW'T COMP'D 5 lb. sock 27 Soap Chips Igc. box 33c Gold Dust Ige. pkg. 17c Ivory Snow Igc. pkg. 22c Magic Washer Ige pkg. 23c Oxydol Ige. pkg. 21c Rinso Ige. pkg. 21c Silver Dust Ige. pkg. 23c Sal Soda 2 pkg. 13c Trilby Soap 3 bars 25c Chipso Flakes Ige pkg. 21c FINAL CLEARANCE On High Grade "Printxess' Redfern' and "Mary Lane". COATS < Greatly Reduced to move fast, to make roon^ for our Spring Coats and Suits. FOR FINE FABRICS Nalon pkg. 20c Mello . giant pkg. 17c Goblin Cleaner 3 Ib. can 29c Climalene ■ pkg. 19c 172 COATS IGE. UIE Swan Soap 2 for 19c PET MILK 3 toll cons 25' fdokcenter *1.05 YOU CAN STILL GET ALL WOOL COATS At Half what they will cost you naxt fall Our cloia out prices Btart at $7.98 and clos­ es with our bast $59.75 coots at $42.50. Frandsen\ "Exclutivo But Not Expensive" HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 250?'- 206 E. State St./ Hastings/ Mich. N. Main St./ Nashville, Mich �THE HASTINGS BANNFR. THURSDAY. JAWART 15, 1941 OBITUARY . ‘OBITUARY Drip C»8ee Alva Hamilton West, son of Ilir- j Flora Cecilia Covlllc was bcm in Far making drip coffee: UM a am and Sarah West, wax bom tn Chenango Co.. New • York. Nov. 3. double-drip pot. either of pottery or Lawrence Co. Ohio. April 26. 1863. 1(48. She was the eldest of eight aluminum. Use a drip-grind coffee. Rinse units with hot water. Bring Mrs. Warren Bolton. Triple A being the fifth child Ln a family children bom to George and Ade­ additional wata^to a galloping boil j fieldwoman for Barry County. Is! ‘of ten children. He departed this line Coville of whom two brothers and pour ovrt coffee in upper re-,1 County Troaaurer Clouio carrying , on an educational project'1 life Jan. 8. aged 78 yn. 8 moc.. survive. MeWin cf Hastings and ceptacte. Wail for it to “drip" into I A breakdown miles from no­ Hai Stat. Draft $29,550.16 ।in county schools stressing soil con- ‘[ (Continued from page 1, Section 1) 26 days. ; Emmett of Bbpichasd. When she lower unit or pot To keep this type of coffee hot while Altering. I where isn't o pleasant enperlCounty Treasurer George Clouse !serration, better nutrition and food every American family can save at When a boy of 13. his patanta was five yearn old the family moved for national defense. First, second received last week from the Depart­ and third prizes will be awarded. least 50 jiounds of waste every moved to Iron Co.. Mo. near the to Barry Co:. where she has been place on asbestos mat. over low t . ence. But a lot of motorists are In for just such trouble merit of Public Instruction at Lan­ Ozark Mountains. Their home was a constant resident the remaining Flne. rich flavor, if you have the . month. sing a check for $29,553.61 for lire 'All note-books will be judged on i because they failed to check originality, neatness, construction j Al the Friday evening meeting It twelve miles from the nearest town. time to wait for it schools ot this county, of Khlch und material. Several of thei was announced -that the heaviest Often Mr. West went to town for She was unlted-br marriage to $20348.61 was for school aid. and groceries on toot over the mountain Orson Elmer Wood in September. them! schools have already started their, $9,205 00 for hlth school tuition, nre * This contest closes; buiden of the huge war-time pack­ trulls. When the iron mines opened 1870. at Middleville by Rev. George last named amount was for the notebooks. ! aging Job has been shouldered by in Lawrence Co. Ohio, the Wests Ames. To this union were bom tat. « districts that maintain high schools. March 1 Gaetano Mammone terrorized j FORD — MERCURY — LINCOLN moved back to Ohio. Father und two children. Claude E.. who pre ­ paper board manufacturers of con­ which are Hastings. Nashville. Mid­ traveler! on Italy*! roada. To keep । senr worked In the coal mines for A report on the survey of ftnn dleville. Delton. Freeport and Wood- ।labor requirements In the county tainers. Thousands ol tons of paper the support of the family. As a boy ceded her In death nine years- ago. the fearful strength in his brutal and Mrs. Blanche Bayne with land. For the rural districts Hie j .for 1942 1UM been completed. board are being used to pack Mr. We?,i. was converted in the whom she has made her home the arms, Mammone drank the blood of entire amounts in each case Ls for'J those he slew; he exulted in the and protect LetiM-bend ship- Coalton U. B. church, which had past seventeen years. rchool aid. none of it being tuition, p 'The , North-western district meet- • nienlr.. airplane parts. shells begun as n Sunday school In his dread he inspired in the tortured Before tlwrc was nn organized so we will not designate what the hngt 6t the Tr!ple-A conducted by and shell coms, army und navy victims of his.greed for gold. church or church building nt Coats aid Ls for in the rural school dis-1 ^tal a(e fieldnmn. George Broadbent .rations, iximh fms. small arms am­ tricta. Tire amounts apportioned to j Lansing, was held at the Ameri- munition. clothing for tire armed1 rled Mi'.s Effie Fowler and they Grove she Joined the Methodist the various districts of the county^” class which met In tiie rchool enn Legion Hall lure Monday. forces and other products vitally made then home in Eurekaville. house. Later, about forty years i are as follows; --- ----- --------needed for America's defense. later called Co-ilton. because of the ago. she was baptized into the I One thousand applications fur ASSYRIA — BelLdUtrict $115.08; Waste paper is the primary raw' mines being there. Mrs. West precf- Christ of which she hns| Assyria Center,^ $102.00; Briggs. 1941 Agricultural Conservation Pay­ material from which paper board1 ceded him in death early in 1909. Church .been, Ka faithful member and loyal I $72 00l Checkered $54.00; Lincoln. ment nave been received in the products are made. Increasing de­ county office within the last two fense needs ciil for more and more Mr. West had begun his education work'r For ., numiyr of years she! $45.00. ' nt hto mother's knee where he was president of the ladies Aid. I weeks and are being mailed at once paper board which has effected u। learned to read from the family W£ls Secrctarv of the W. C. 1'. U. i BALTIMORE — Dooling district $90 00; Striker $123.00; McOmber for signature. waste paper shortage. At present1 Bible. He completed grade .school 1(JIlg BS U1;.rt, ttlls ft locnl orgunl.. $125 00; Hendershot $64 00: Weeks n-aa mnaaamm ma a a 1«s than 30 percent of the paper i- after which he taught a few terms. ul)nili „nrt a member Of the D O., $46.00; Durfee $$2 00: Barney Mills DFlJ lDll\\ rHAPTrk produced Ls reclaimed Unless hture’ Further education was guinea T o Club. I* LI/ vIvUJJ vl IHr I LB quantities of waste paper, hitherto’ through wide reading and study She passed away Jan. $60.00 - 1I 9 at- the 1 destroyed, are saved and returned1 during the .midnight hours, after a age of 93 years. 2 mo.... 6 days. Shej to the mills, defense preparations‘ day's work. He graduafed from leaves to mourn their loss her [ -Du?r*SS $3.718 00, tuition $894 00; total 1 ,fc**w*“M**''1 , will be hampered. Already several1 Bible Normal Union and Legion of daughter, a kind and devoted son- * I large paper board mills in south­' Honor It wxs during these early in-taw. five grandchildren. eleven western Michigan have been tem­' years at Coalton that Mr. Wesl great-grandchildren, one great-i "X™ porarily closed because of this' heard his call of God to the mingreat-grandchild, two brothers and; ' shortage. In most paper board1 Lstry. On March 3. 1894 he received several nieces and nephews. $42 00. man. who will forward the money ' products, approximately 75 percent1 his Quarterly Conference license to CASTLETON — Na&hvllle-Kcl- ’« Mr.'. Walter ’ Perkins of Um­ of the material Is waste paper. prt><ch. He served Scioto Charge ' Mother has gone home! laut district, school aid $2392 00. [ lings, county war relief chairman, I Price quotations on the waste’ with 7 appointments without pay Home to the Savior she tenderly tuition $1,055.00. total $3,447.00; City chairman. Mra. Don Siegel, materials have been obtained from■ Then the Brown charge with 4 apLake View district $5900; Martin | reported that she hud received n■ the local buyers of waste paper nod1 l>olnimcnts. He made the appolnt- Home- io the friends awaiting her $58 00; Barryville $73 01; Shores nice sum from Mrs. Roy E. Bush। the proceeds froft this first driver menu on horac back carrying his $58 90. | of this city. Uie money represent- will" be given to the Barry County*’ Bible and books In saddlebags. On Pre? from al! sorrow, strife niki care. HASTINGS CITY DISTRICT. ,n» profits she had made from। Red Cross chapter. Proceeds from’ Oct 9. 1896 he received his Annual Finished a work that has been well HASTINGS 1 other collections will also go to a* Conference license from the Scioto done state aid $1500.16. tuition $5,830 00., se,lm* Christmas cards. Thia was. total $7 430 >6 j n ,lnr thing for Mrs. Bush to doi worthy cause, the committee states.'• Conference which later became the Gone to a crown she has nobly IIU». example for others | This organized drive lor wastep S. E. Ohio Conference. Then on Oct won ” HASTINGS township — Pish “nd “ »P*Midid Mrs. Bush knows what ' materials is undertaken by the <.r di.irr VUiw nrXv «4xXi ,o follow. Mrs. Bush knows what mutei»s » uuuc.t.ur,, ..... 17. 17 1901 190l Mr. Mr Wesl was wns ordained oraamea to w.rXH.mn«nSri«nn"*»r means as her husband Ls a •committee purely u* one way of lhc Oo5pci ministry in the Church oXKi 5“*“’" I w»ru •» >«<™ “«■■> »' I" Cl«lll«n Drfenu «.>d oI lhf J B ch,M w Bbhop i FINAL SMASHING C11M A X WEEK J wuimoy boi.w them are active In the Veterans of should not Interfere with efforts Kephart. -.M '“S'? F0.w W.r. ...d AP.IU.n-, : of •any — other ---------group --------------------or organization In 1902 he came to the Michigan McCullum $78,00, Cedar Creek . rpnnrt the visit to Fort Cus$84 00; Hinds $140 00; Shultz $80 00; . * .7^°^ wedniltay was «ta- working along similar lines. It Ls Conference Inking a church at I of oplI|1Ii,. He served on sevCedar Springs. Bru* RM«e Cto.rrdAl. .57 00, “ TXu “ She planned to make this a continuous VVUKr arrangement for the duration of pnil otller charges the last two beIRVING — Cobb district $72.00; ! one of greatest need* "» thc emergency. lng Sl JohlM Bengal, und West Wood $162 20: Ryan $41.00: Fillmore pre>cnt at the recreation center Later on Boy Scouts and Cubs B|nghttm churches and Fremont, $136 26; Freeport village, slate aid I for (Usaqied men Ls entertainment will visit every home in the city. Whlle ut Fremont bU health lui|ed $582 00. tuition $507 00. total1 .. tl... Cvenlnps- Mra. Earl Cole-. giving' the householder a list of M|ld he rellrej to a farm.' Then In ,11 uie cicuuiga. ...... ...... r,-----.. . niiu nt iruitu ... w .*......................... .Brlck A79 00 . man was named os us chairman for printed instructions about saving. 1925 he movc(j to Hostings where JOHNSTOWN — King district arranging for some sort of enter- sorting and storing the materia! ju. unui the time of his death, $45 00; " Monroe $44.00; ----------Stevens tainmenl from this county for the until called for in the monthly col- For —•--* u ‘rr.utiy years •he- had- -• devoted his $78.90; Bristol $99 00; Banfield I lection. nnd .talent to the preaching of $172 94; Culver $104 00; Burroughs boys nf .Fort Custer. Il is planned to have a central ( | t( . with prayerful fore­ Dr. Gordon Fisher stated that $9800. storage depot where the collections U|0Ught , und seat In these later First Aid classes arc progressing MAPLE GROVE — Quail Trap nicely and everyone seems greatly . will be delivered awaiting sale to ypftrs uhen n| heaUh hud forced district $73 00; Mayo $97 00; Moore । the dialer. hlm to give up his active ministry $103.00; Dunham $133.00; Norton interested. Classes In Home Nurs­ Have your bundles of |»pers. J|(j iUU WftS us regular and talthing me being started by Mrs. Ken- ■ $124 55; Branch $56 00. magaklnex. book* nnd other scrap fu, ln hl, attendance upon the wrvORANGEVILLE. — Orangeville doll ' Reahms and her nsnbtanto., waste ready Saturday. Jan 24. lces bf hu church Bs his state of Over ninejy have enrolled for this Village district $247.00. when the first drive starts and It he#|th w(juld lf RUTLAND — Algonquin district type of training. The sum of $500 was voted for■ will be picked up by the collectors While ut St. Johns. Mr West— was $87.00; Chidester $63,00; Tanner . Help to "Salvage for Victory." | united in marriage to Mbs Pearl $91.00; Otis $4200; Edger $8800; the use of the War Relief chair­ man. Mrs. Lyle Scudder, und her . Hammond of Bengal twp who sur­ Goodwill $107.00; Yeckley $5200 I vlves him ns does also u son. Lx."6n. THORNAPPLE - KELLOGG Con-,I OMtatant. Mrs. John Patrick. ThLv SCHOOLS SELL 'nnd grandson. Harold, both of Has­ You must see Penney’s glorious new spring col­ solldated district, slate aid $4.31054. rrlDoey will be used for purchasing: rxccEMCC CTAMDC yarn, for transportation charges on : L/C”CrNOC jlMmrj tings. also one brother, Abner, who tuition $225.00. total $434454. lection of tubfost Rondo prints and plain colors! Defense stamps are being sold at nvc_, jn columGus. Ohio. Tiie famshipments of Red Cross garments. WOODLAND — Consolidated dis­ — Gayer, more exciting and better value than ever for needles, threat, etc., and other tnC h of the schools in this city, a mar figure of Mr. West will be trict. state nld $2.61200. tuition ri.-d before — this firm, smooth-textured cambric necessary expenses. certain day being set for the sale, missed by his many friends from $594 00. total $3.206 00. Due to the sharp advance in supt. d. A. VanBuskirk reports a the church and from the streets of is a perennial favorite. 36”. YANKEE SPRINGS — Oates dis­ Thread — Coats trict $114.00; Yankee Springs dls-- prices of-wool and yarn, the money splendid response at the sale held our fny or Clark's. Size m A available now will not purchase as on jBn. 7. trlct $100 00. 50 100 yards. .. | TiW following is the amount of Total $20348.61 state aid., tuition much as will doubtless be needed. Snap Fasteners ** $9,205 90. So if there are any Barry countv stamps sold in each school: Practical, economical ano Welcome os the first breath people who do not knit or sew and 1 Black or while. U sturdy! For scores of uses! $13025 High School of spring! Wonderful shades Milk Fata Out Fire Card wish to help in this cause, con119.30 Plain coors, too! 36 4 g"t A man in Lansing. Mich., ap­ trlbutlons of money will be accepted j Central School you can tub! 36 in. 4 Q 43.55 in. wide yd.I W peared at Mrs. David P. Dixon's for the further purchase of yarn i First Ward wide. yd. ■Q 42 90 (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) door and handed her 23 cent*. for sweaters and socks for our own . Second Ward .. water 1.30 St. Rose School ■'What for?” she asked. “A quart American boys in service in this I Franklin D. Roosevelt, enclosing a quality. Card .. of milk I stole from •your porch. country and abroad. $34320 dra,t for ,he 8U|' See Mrs. Total Sale Extra-Special Values! My car caught Are and I needed Scudder or Mrs. Patrick al head­ December 31. 1941 | Braid - Mershort I something wet in a hurry. Il did quarters for knitting Instructions St. Rose School had very --------cerized cotton. Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt, 'notice of the .sale. That accounts tire trick." and other information. 5 yds. President of tne United Stales of for the smaller amount of their Delightfully soft and ab-, Slub Broadcloth in sale. Mr». Stuck's room In First America. sorbent! Sturdy quality plain pastels and Ward School had the largest sale । White House. Bright colors! 4 Qc deeptone colors. Rich —$40.45. Miss Edmond's room In Washington. D. C. each I 3 Second Ward was second with' Dear Mr. President: quality, firm weave, $29.65. Miss Kainlnske's Home' worth much more. We. the employees of the Royal vJ Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■— Room, High School was third with Conch Company, although we are a sale of $20.06. In matching terry Ac Besides the rale of Defease a small concern striving for our cloth! Each*- O SATURDAY ONLY. JANUARY 17 existence in the manufacturing Stamps $450 worth of bonds were field, feel that we are very' MrttfnFoe Active Women ordered. ate to be able to enjoy this priv ­ Brian Donlevy. Andy Devine In This Is a very fine sale. Pupils NURSE OXFORDS ilege in this great country of ours. and teachers are to be highly com­ Wo pledged one day of our labor, mended for their efforts. One im­ and Its profits, ns a contribution and Charles Starrett, Russell Hayden in provement that I might suggest is pliable kid! With Sani­ to any branch of defense that our to try to Interest more pupils to Soft, pastel plaids! Trim soPresident may see fit to designate. tized linings and A.98 ; begin buying stamps even if they teen binding! 70" x 4 .98 Il is forwarded to you. personally, । can only buy one ten cent stamp cushion Insoles! 80". Fair I for use where it will do the most ' at a time. SUNDAY AND MONDAY. JANUARY 18 AND 19 81 in. x 91 in. .35 । good. D- A. VanBuskirk Edward G. Robinson. Edward Arnold. Marsha Hunt in j We will endeavor, in the future Each White Sheet Blankete PASSING OF MRS. I trials of our country and of our Firmly woven — yet soft and Soft, downy nop! Pure white EDITH WILSON ' leaders, to give the best support smooth as can be! Laboratory Flannelette Far Cosy Warmth! 72*’ x 99" AQc Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 Mrs. Edith Wilson, aged 70. a; that our small group of 90 em-v tested — wear tested! Each -Ov GOWNS former Barry county resident pass-! ployees can sacrifice and gather to­ ed away In Lansing on Monday.. gether for this good cause. Toilored gowns of soft flan­ TUES.. WED.. THURS., JANUARY 20. 21. 22 Tremendous Sheet Value! Dec 29 Her maiden name was! If all enterprises fetfl as we do Shirley Temple, Gall Patrick. Herbert Marshall In nelette with long sleeves, hem­ Nation-Wide’ Sheets Miss Edith Betsey Latham and she toward these gangsters of foreign Fashion Right! Bargain PricW! stitch QQ 1 was born In this county April 15. nations, we‘ rfe posilive that our 81 in..x 99 in. .08 trimming vO ,1871. Site taught in our county leaders, with the proper support. •s. Matinee Wednesday 1:00 Each ----------.----। schools later going to Edmore where will bring to us «ll a victorious day Bright, colorful cottons for Girls* Pajamas she married Herbert J. Wilson. 5Uch as we have experienced be­ Fine selected cotton — woven .. 98c : doily wear! Tailored coot into firm, sturdy sheets! superintendent of schools. She Is .fore. May our contributions to this Smooth Rayon Crepe survived by two daughters. Mrs. cause be accepted for this great Smooth finish! and wrap around ARC Feme Gustafson. Tucscn. Arizona, purpose, and may the New Year styles. MB Hostings. Mich.. Phonos 2247-2282 Mj and Mrs. Vera Pierce of Lansing, al- bring us light and guidance as you. . nestings, rvncn., rnones zz.-t z-z^coz » ■ •n Flannelette so a sister, Mrs. Bert Fancher of Mr.'President. our leader, have giv* FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JANUARY 16 AND 17 $ PAJAMAS | Harting. ’ 1— en — us in .uthe past. Excellent for dally wear . . . durable yet Very truly yours. POLICE REPORT pretty! Four gore, ’ Harry Thompson, chief of police.1 — - --------- and Management — George Saunders. Wendy Barrie In All — Employees S Men like these straight cut with bias Outstanding cotton print I gave his report al the council oi Royal Coach Company wsrm winter yoke and double front I meeting Friday evening for-the two j B Gonyou dots, checks and stripe ' styles in coat or and back. and Bob Steele, Tom Tyler. Rufe Davis in weeks ending that night- There, president, slipover models! Tailored and dressy were two traffic tickets issued. 25 1 ----------------- < s » ■ Bright colorful types .................. QI Flannelette I miscellaneous complaints answered. Hi'W'’* AUTO stripes! 20 operators licenses issued. 10 doors ACCIDENT I found unlocked in the business disMaurice Greenfield of tills city, SUNDAY AND MONDAY. JANUARY IS AND 19 irini hv thr tmlice. one ar' i triol uj by .««: the nlaht night !»»«. police, «... ar­ ' who works CHILDREN’S limit at one of the post ex- ■ a nA conviction rmsvlrtlnn for disorderly rttusrcterlv changes al Fort Custer as a barber.; rest and Shirts, Shorts, fortable ■conduct and one arrest and con- was Injured In an auto accident very smart! First quality in brown Briefs viction for driving while intoxicated. Monday morning while on hl* way Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:0$ Attractively I to work.Th. Thec„ carIW he— was HdW ridingtoin C«L F or black. 1 left the roadway and turned comWILL ADDREHS BARRY White — pasTUES.. WED.. THURS.. JANUARY 20. 21. 22 1 pletely over twice. When Mr. Green­ CO. FARMERS tela. ’ field extricated himself from ■ the 1 On Tuesday evening. Jan. 20. Carl wreck he found he had a sprained c Shorts! Swiss wrist and severe bruises, but Is; * ribbed co tton to farmers al Delton. Mr. Buskirk thankful it was no worse. • A picture of the fighting Ansacs Shirts! Fly . and his son operate a 768 acre.farm Firm cotton for ovory- QEc front or closed raising fruit, vegetables and' Uve- MARRIAGE LICENSE . day um tv Briefs! stock. He has several problems to James Linepin Bowerman. Hasting. « I discuss and will have an interesting : Annetta Arlene Pierce. Hastings 22 STATE AID, TUITION FOR BARRY SCHOOLS AAA 1 OPEN "SALVAGE FOR VICTORY" CAMPA'N FOR WASTE ITEMS MAKE SURE YOUR MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Specials! Friday 5 lb bag 21' PANCAKE FLOUR 2 1 lb. boxes 25' OYSTER CRACKERS 5 lb. bag 27' OATMEAL 47 oz. can ORANGE JUICE 27' J cans TOMATO SOUP-CAMPBELL'S 23' -'-HEADQUARTERSIN STEBBINS BUILDING £*£ ,S“’b™S"S3.*1^i <»«■ Saturday •> C. THOMAS STORES AMAZING VALUES! i RONDO d. Luxe PRINTS And Matching SOLID COLORS! NOTIONS Mo-De-Gay* Prints GREAT CREDIT DUE COACH CO. & MEN WAVE CREST PRINT AVENUE PRINTS TERRY TOWELS 19 . MTRAND TUEATPJ2 , "SOUTH OF TAHITI" PLAID BLANKETS RIDERS OF THE BADLANDS PENCO SHEETS $4 I "UNHOLY PARTNERS" KATHLEEN" > HARRY THEATRW7 FROCK GOWNS 59c 3-Snap Oversh < 25 FORTY THOUSAND HORSEMEN COTTON 4 "WEST OF CIMARRON" "APPOINTMENT FOR LOVE' FROCKS Cynthia Slips 98c 1.19 A DATE WITH THE FALCON COTTON COTTON HOSE �BOOST THI COUNTY TUA DI AT HOM I The Hastings Banner Hastings. Michigan ' A PAGE OF EDITORIALS AND FEATURES carry on a war effort which would relieved the threat to Sues for the | start under tremendous odds. time being but the action may be ■ Eventually all Japan is going to Indecisive so far as destroying ail become painfully aware of this mis­ vestiges of Axil resistance there is I AN UPHILL FIGHT calculation. How can a Utt to nation like Ja-j In the maanUme. let's frankly General MacArthur's armies are pan hit *0 hard in *0 many places? | recognise the difficulties which faci battling with Inspiring courage near' That 1* a question one hears freManila but tt is doubtful if aid can I I us and not try to sugar-coat them fluently these days reach them tn lime Singapore may iwith wishful thinking. The answer to obvious—Japan be able lo hold out indeAnilely as was prepared: the U- S. A. was not. I Americans, we believe, will fight better if they know the full truth. In warfare, superiority In man- j 'l hare to be artificially: It has already been neutralised as power and material* counts for* with shot* of favorable-1 *» effective base of operation utu, unlra. urail lh<3 .ra mop„p.„qdt ‘ against the Japanese. Mliraa to oitoulv, AlU >[un ,M m want II will lake heroic effort and con­ Ourroubtrytaorarlrrarrcuw^-,,,, 0I lu j slderable time to bring an effective the manpower of Japan. At this . power to bear against the forces "tnoiiunt, howevet>dapan can prob-' FALSE OPTIMISM ’ of Nippon from Uie bases still Q. ably put tnto the Held half a dozen ... ,Blld j available. , ,1 The unexpected success fully trained and completely equip­ magnitude of the Russian counter- ' can admire and appreciate ped soldiers for each one that wc offensive combined with reports ithe K,cal ®»hl ,he Rus**«W *re . have available. I from Germany that thfre appears maklng A. Tire odds General MacArthur to to be severe dissention within the’ But the ea”'t win this war facing near Manila accurately repranks of Nazi military leaders have for Thcy «,vcn “ add1’ resenls the Nrurrent difference in | llonal time to pre|>arc but we will oo„r ».t.™ u. s. m.d p~»<« to [that German morale^ U ^bout' to ’havc 10 I1111 forth evcr>' ounca 01 ■nrac inM I1— ----------------- ------- “ — “ | energy we can muster to take ad-1 ' ou, raraumra .ra over- “"*<* “ “ aia “ 151’uhrlnilngly ,re,l«r U..u Ibora ot1 Su'h -otonrarauon u Pram»- ■ vantage of this unexpected brcaUi- Q lng spell. japai< t turely optimistic and dangerous In , Complacency now will be almost WbUo UUs counuv to. bran Irad-1 lhM 11 X"ntoc«.« compUrantr . as damaging to us as excessive dlsUs Ura uorld In molor c.r pradue-, sw“ °’'r '"Ural, out or , couragcment, Uon raid Improvln, IU Muid.rd ol I,t,>e “,l" lh' Iramendou. “MI-ouV A. There U no excuse for either . U.rns J.p«n bra ndurad Uw 10 j'1 ”en to the various ready meager standard of 1U citizen* and materials Backward Glances spheres of action in Ume. to concentrate all available resources h’w the Spirit of a Community That Count*--Not Itu Sixt j THURSDAY. JANUARY IS. 1942 ill. Ann Nickson 110, Betty Weav-'ly. c Ftnkbelner with four point*! Lawther Work Devetoped Itowlinff Naina I er U0' C*c,le Clark ,W' DorU lhe lonp Middleville scorer In! Il was In Cordova, a Spanish towp lUlWimg lieiCt | 8tnlm 10B AUle whUc 1W lqu |hc quarts . P-r । —sm—_ ■ .,ii . I Kenyon 107. Anneta Pierce 108. Lane was high point man with 9 THOU hart enlarged my , Margrete Valentine 104, Bernice points followed cloady by Banash' was developed to a very high desteps under me: so Pblon Ring league • Texter 102. Dorothy Hebden 101, and Wagner with 7 and 6 points that my feet did not Evidently the effect* of the Iwli- Anne Branch 100. Ramona Page 89 respectively. Captain Lord and1 and stamped, elaborately ornament­ slip—Il Sam. 22: IT. day* reflccu-d in the score* of the Above averages include nine or Kenyon played fine floor game. C.) ed in gill and colors and highly polmcr was was the me outstanding outstandingI■ *^td' Staea «•* °» Piston Ring League kegler* as there , more game*, f Ftnkbelner >-,cr for the losers with working were only two "500“ scores turned. Women.* league player f— ’----------■*' 10 —points ' - ! *earna? lhe art Tiie Hastings Acond ««.. team uc de-.,j ,roT Cordova, It al) became known tn. a 521 by A. MeiroK and a 520 Virginia Townsend turned in one The by Joe Stutz 1 Of |)rr best scores of the year Mon-1 tested the Middleville second team, All matches ended in a two to one day night when she hit lhe maples 29 to 21. Ottosen *a» lhe outatandscore with Tool Room having the tor a 497 total, including one high lng player for the victor* with 10, better of Office: Machines taking game of 193 Her total was high iwints. Rounds was high point man I Shippers Cbtnr»r. und ....a Grlndtu* n.ina..., iwinning for lhe evening with Emma Car-1 for the loaers with 7 points. 1 from Engineers. j penter trailing by four pins with1 Tomorrow night the fast moving a *93 serie* ami the evening's high ttoxons take on unc of their eld-1 Independent League single game of IM. Doris Talia- e.*t rival* Allegan, al lhe local gym , Low scores prevailed in Tuesday'.* ferro scored 471: Lottie Tetiaink In tfw opening game of the year' play tn the Independent League. 489; Virginia Hammond 467: Jackie Hie Saxon* defeated Allegan 18 to Ralph Ro*» scored 514. pr. Alttand.• Me Ivor 457; Frances Juppstrom II I am a machinist m an airplane 513 and Dr. Ftnnle 503 ' ’ 4Mi: Dec Thayer 450 and several The previous games show that factory When tiie war is over Car Seals won n pair ot game.* I may be laid off. How can I from Junior C. of C ; Food Center others just below lhe "450” mark. 1 Allegan holds a one game lead over' Bonnet and Gown won a pair of Hastings, havlpg defeated llie local j prepare for that time? bUnrad Bunnrr pud Mrahra l«*! „ wimuiorm games from Trio Cafe: Windstorm boys 14 limes while losing 13. . „ „„ u,.„ ,... rom ■• JW3 Hotln'€, n-Allegan 5 Make systematic nnd regular Uura ,dmra from Wuraltad. purchase.* of Defense Savings Recreation League Sigma Pili: State Insulation dropHasting* 28—Allegan 4 Bond*. They will give yr Tl„. HrarraJon Uww ra.um.d S'" “ P*1' " “> 1924 Hustings 23—Allegan 12 .substantial reserve which .’“ilph. wratoradw- 1,1.1 aura « l«»' S?m Hastings 21—Allegan 16 can fall tack on tn the period of'luraV v.,e«u«n >nd n«l »rak ulIT “",l Huunra Braut, Bludlc LASTING .raujuumrau .to ™,ra-* Jj ...muirae lira tlr.1 U,g i,l ll« .pl.t nuuUral « «... ol K25 Hastings 22—Allegan 20 Allegan 25—Hastings 23 pu«m Rings Rinra look k»U like the Ito 'torawrah <o B.uto. »u<l ItoU.-v 1 season. Puton 1920 Hasting* 2) Allegan 19 To what very large group of prntalito winners n* they are lead-1 rt">K’ctUely' ... Hastings 18—Allegan 4 Ainencah , <to*» the Government Ing Leonards and Perk s Tavern bv c • twt 19.’J Allegan 24-Hm.ting* 9 look particularly for extensive i three gam..' with only three games OpOFllIlff 11CW® buying of Defense Bonds and I to play. \ | * —P Allegan 38—Hasting*, 14 Stamps? I Will Ayres kd the play with a * CHURCH T&A.MS No need to suffer the 1930 Allegan 23 -Hastings 13 torture* of acid indigestion and other People in lhe middle and lower:59- *rles Bob Moore scored 581 for BASKETBALL GAMES 1931 Allegan 22—Hasting* 16 scid stomach discomforts any longer. li:romr brackets where many of CU,r!: i The competition was keen Sat1933 Allegan 16— Hasting* 15 Not while you can get Bisma-Rex. lhe most rapid mcreuM ■ in nn-. ’kfdI?’* I «rday when the Hustings Church Here is a four action product that vlonal earning* have taken place “ ,d *»* aSfS‘,.h'fh ror ,he evc* teams played their Initial tasket- 1934 Allegan 24-Hastings 10 . is helping thousand* obtain relief, This immense part of our popu- ”*«« »«•’ *®~ P*na ’ I ball games in the school gymna­ 1936 Allegan 34—Hasting.* 15 i Bisma-Rex is sold only at Rexall Allegan 27—Hastings 22 tation can be especially effective ■ Pcr,L' Tavern scored u double: 51un| on lhe production of war equip­ Bits'of Yesterday I Drug Store*. Try It today. that many of these rumors of in reducing national purchasing vlc'n£'- ovrf LconM^d‘' Hasting* Ice | Thp |ni,la| pairings saw tiie 1937 Allegan 20— Hastings 14 ment. Hastings 30— Allegan 16 power by buying Bond:, and and Pupl won 11 >>a,r ol games from Methodist Indians of the senior For many year* Japan has been lroubl trouble « ■nd and dtssention dissention have emlnatemlnat- , TWENTY YEARS AGO Sump. .to» tok .to , BJ», «.d MMdUUto ,«* qXft tf3g Allegan 41—Hastings 25 assembling tremendous reserve jed fro*n official N*zi sources. This!| Jan. 18. 1922 Allegan 25—Hastings 18 try. d,Un„- rrtoram. whil,- lhT '™" »"»*»J In Ito ^on .1 13-3 M.nkra .nd stores of essential materials. Just'1* 40 contrary U> the usual Hitler!। The prosecutor's rei»rt for the six ' 1939 Hastings 26 -AUegan 16 to pin. In trap d«»n (to rant o. ■ »•' ...“L i7'v £„! «■<“*>> '« '»r randn, honor, will, Allegan 26— Hastings 14 _ ______ how great the»e «tore* __ are ... ia _ai1 nolle** P°hc>’ that Ihat 11 “ I, u “Xc tn “» ...nra. assume that !jtmonihs ending Dec 31. .showed 115 IMO Allegan 33-Hast Ings 18 I _ . t , i .13. hj. Good,rar »m>***vi ofW. *, wH.irtora . vn>u>n bl;, | question but it to safe to assume ,here u 8Otr-<’ ‘l*Ut*rate purpose m I cases tried, with 93 conviction*. SM. X Xto ?to M,.h.n CARVETH । Tiie Barry County Fnnu Bureau I No,c—To *uv Bond* and p Goodyear 5W. W Hacknev 5«2. Hastings 31—Allegan 16 that she wilt be able to sustain an'lbe minds of the Nazi propaganda held their annual meeting last STEBBINS Stamps, " “h’*" •"* go ,to n the nearest post , A ‘ 561 A Brown 559. C Dr­ IM1 Hastings 28—Allegan 13 ’ I di*, team of the Junior league wa.* ( office, tank, or savings and loan C<1U 558 K cll,k K chaM. 528 Hastings 31-Allegan I? all-out war effort for at least a ; chlrts: such, for example, as slow­ Thursday and reelected Ell Lindsey | The Rexall Store* ...... j ;;; victorious over the St. Rose tram,I 1942 Hastings 18—Allegan II association: or write to the ••i „„ •• • ' n - p- ?. a Tt1 bv ,hp C,OMThe playyear dr twu without much incon­ ing up the full intensity ot thej of Prairieville as their president I lasting* Phone !I31 Treasurer of the United Slates. ti alo c H Cook 516. B Payne 509 and G. ctb all0wctl lplrU throughout Uie venience even tn the face of a com­ American War eport by implanting' E. W. Morrill has retired from the1 Washington. D. C. Also Stam|»s jupmtrom 507 well known clothing firm of Morrill. | icontest, though the scoring was not pletely successful blockade by the in our minds a false sense of se-1 Lambic and Doyle, having sold lib I now are on sate at retail stores [ < ('ommerem la-ague hlth. curity. If this could be done, we Interest allies interest to his partners. ----»»-»----- — swunq I The Couunerctal League .. —1, a A mixed team was winner over' Earl Bumford, a former service' rn*z» ’T’Jizsq tz>r*a Into action —•---< th ----Leathernecks - * In fact, some economist* claim might badly underestimate the rer I’galn on Thursdav r Methodist tn the man. will on Friday go to Roosevelt: 1 X UCdlCiB that japan never can be defeated qulremenujor victory. । night und the nestings Lumber and final game. Defensive play kept the I r-^u ..r . k -------— 5(0 r(. to n count of < 0 J|uon American Legion Hospital. Camp Coal:., leaders of the league. Were A fact most of us arc inclined to by a war of attrition alone. v will .... ' AT THE STRAND Custer. Battle Creek, where he not affected by the holiday vnea- Thompson acted as captain for the The United States lias always forget is that at this moment the be treated for tuberculosis. । Edward G. Robinson. Laraine Day. ' lion as they, proceeded fo take three winning team and Jim Coleman | taken comfort in the Pacific Ocetn Axis nations have a definite su­ Edwaid Arnold In games from their nearest compc- was captain of the losers. THIRTY Y-EARS AGO "Unholy Partners" . titor. Coffee Shop. They had a as a natural barrier against in­ periority in trained manpower. In Tiie Church league is under the Jan 18. 1912 of weapons, and in story ot two men. one news-1 grand total of 2635 with a 959 last supervision of Lyn Lewis. Y M. C j vasion. It must be kept tn mind. most catagortea ,_ - ------ -----------Fortino Bros, of Durand have A. Melrose '558'. J. Stutz A. Secretary. Other teams will bej Fruit P s I* r cd ! ,0 <'the other n rackgame. however, that thia great moat la infective manufacturing power to purchased the Hastings i etccr. Bitter enemies, clrcumstam’c.sI'54!' nnd and G. G Jiippstrom >523» entered next Saturday. * likewise a protection to Japan produce replacements. .. ' _f a scored well for the winners and R .nd lun Uteu Mr. f'""1 “ against qounter-invaslon. ' The United States has tiie ability DonnsUo ha, ,on, ^EUra»rt I '■“» ■> »Wr The Th. cdl'.or m editor szt; Murray i49b and B Hammond nu.M.Mi nut ni.t. hill C. H. ThuuL .nd son. | a! <4Mi were best for the losers. An American general once de- < to tum this balance heavily in favor Tiie fast moving Saxon quintet I . ^Moynuhan and Paul blanked Vikfined the art ot war as "getllng I of the democracies, to be sure. But Bdaer and Thomu Wife, earned ।thrtllln8 MOT>,de«lo|M. ' inc. the first game by u single pin. defeated Ionia and Middleville, on j there firstcsl with the mostest' It will take time. At present wc oa a number ol rhe prUm at U.e «h.rl,, Ten...!. In “Kalbken" Friday and Saturday nights rupeehaven't much more to offer than a Grand Rapid, poultry draw which I „.th Herbert Manhah. All these stotions carry Mobil Gas. Oil ond Qreasc. men." lively. The Saxons whipped Ionia! i winners and T Comp <492) for the closed Saturday. 49 to 14 and Middleville 28 lo *17. Even If this country had beeni good plan which is Juat beginning Service and Products Guaranteed Dr. H A. it C H. Barber, for) Against lont. Hastings took a 1<) I completely prepared and alert: to gel underway. many years located on Court street(1 Shirley apiiear* ns Hie daughter, Hastings Construction won n pair | of a nch widower made lonely beof gnme> from Middleville Cream ­ Truck Service available to your home for fuel oil. etc. twhlch to wasn't). Uie geographicalI There will be time to complete the have rented offices in the Stebbins I. cau.>e preoccupation with a connlv- cry: City Fathers drop]»d a puli of nevei threatened. Wagner Kith four disposition of the two forces wouldI Job on schedule if wc begin to Block and will occupy them after | ing woman Mbs Day pluys the games to Auto Sport Shop W point* led the scoring in the first I, Feb. 1. 'role of a feminine psychologist to!Ayres was Idgh in lhe mutch with quarter white Lane. Ban.uh and I A Coll Today Will Start Us Out Your Way. have permitted Japan to get toi “carry on" at once in a determined Mis* Kate Johnson has sold her' Kehyun scored two points each. the chosen theaters of operaUonsi manner. There Ls. however, neither mllinery bu.sine»* to the Misses Rose 1 whom the child turns fur. iiappl- 324 ! Goodyear Bro5. Hdwr. lad two Leslie with/two points- and Jones ’flrstest with the mostrwt men." time nor place for any easy-going Clark and Mary Matthews with one scored Ionia's points. game.* to Hsm Roush Tailors with Mrs. J. S. Goodyear suffered a Charles Starrett. Ru-.-eU Hayden Furtiicmiore. evfen after our war■ complacency, unless we wish to In the second quarter Hastings D. Goodyear scoring 571 for GondI Ugh*, stroke of apoplexy at her in "Riders ot the Badlands" producUon lines are operating at. make our Uuk Infinitely more dif-! ycara and Dr Pulls 554 for Tailor.' tolled in fourteen )*olnta while Formerly Service OU Company home Sunday evening, and another The story ot two Texas Rangers,. State Insulation blanked- Andrus Ionia garnered 3 making the score maximum capacity, the problem of ficull; perhaps impossible. , one on Monday. 227 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE U54 nnd their detenu turd light to rid " Service. W. Hackney scored 541. 24 lo fi at the half. Lane led the getting supplies to a position where Germany has taken some damag­ the boutliwe.it of bandits. scoring in the quarg r with six FORTY YEARS AGO ; . Bliss League they can be used effectively will be ing blows from the Soviets but lias, Jan. 16. 1902 Otto Haas hit' w.-u out in front to' points followed by Bannsh nnd "South of Tahiti'! starring a tremendous one. .as yet. received nothing even re-’ Wagner with four points each. Barry Wellman of Castleton, the Brian lionlev*. Andy IlcVine, 1 Friday night's play. Hr •«-ored 514. Nickols with twn |M>ints nnd Han-' Japan now has the inside position. scmbling a knockout. Nazi morale well known ball player, wax operated 1 by Dr. McIntyre of Woodland, it. Drews scored 511 and H. Keeler sen with one scored for Ionia. She has Uic advantage of com­ is probably lower titan It has been upon ' The beat of, the Jungle drums third with 504 Tiie Saxons stretched their lead paratively short communication since the *tart of the war. Nu na- and a large abscess was found near ix>und out rpauen) ot uw dnm | shun OKI. .- won « poo- or iwmo. • - - / nu<4> uiiit ii pair oi games t° 38 to 8 in lhe thlnl quarter lame Uie b!*dder. Barry ha* suffered lines and numerous bases for op­ tlon can suffer n major reverse great . pain and his friends hope for',lic ' ........' of a savage flwn El. t-trlclaiis: Tool Rwm took , '* »•* tmlnta to lead the Sax­ .native native and and aa nappy-gn-juexy happy-g—luckv aaad-1 ;h,. 0<|d Irom o/flcr and Ej>- <»>’ scoring followed by Banaah' eration. without a certaia amount of reac- his ultimate recovery OUver England of Orangeville1 venturer plus all the color of the glnreh hud the belter of .Foundry wM1' ,uUr while Kenyon United States, on the contrary, Uon. Even Engjand has had her was stricken with apoplexy last Fri-! *,Ws °* lbc Uoitlcs and Wagner scored two points each ' by a lone game. must overcome the handicap of "low" moments. day. ‘ ■* Smith scored Ionia's lone goal m Bliss Matinee tremendous distances. There to not >But the Important tiling for peo­ the quarter. . Rollo Taliaferro didn't have any , in "Appointment for Love" a fleet in the world, for example, ple here to appreciate to tlial Nail 'DREAMS THAT In the fourth qusrler the Saxons I A guy. streamlined remedy ro- competition in the Hll-s Matinee second five took over where the which could sail from Pearl Harbor morale, though low. Is definitely rnanre tn which Mi', Sullaviin ap­ •nui was way out In front with a first five left off. out-scoring Ionin ■ By Mrs J. E Vandenberg and reach tattle positions in the not shattered I iwar* us a dortor, who mulct s a do-1 . . 1 cMertie Van") nmesttc fixture of Boyer utter he* ,,o’’do ,,on‘ London South China Sea without refueling Military observers agree that Uie Such . a darling sleepy head I has staged an impetuous romantic' “U1* S’'1*’'01 look lhc <xltl game from 'point ■ k-d tiie scoring in the final enroute. Nazi armies, to date, have carried ,All curted up in hrr tiny bed quarter while Bush. Garrison and .. . ... . . . t !• * plai-rl i Stamm scored two points each. Don There are no taze* tn the Dutch out a retreat under extremely' diffi- 1Dark jfiirb falling on her face Keeler scored one. Otten and East Indie* properly equipped or cult cundlUon without any greater 1Showing not the slightest trnre Ralph Hex- >562> anti N JappAll Wool Of the rosy mouth or winsome iiiilc Heavy Wool Nickols with two point* each led guarded to house any but the losses in men and materials than ! AT THE HARRY That is playing there—the while Ionia* .scoring whlM Jone, and Les-; । tough for Line Gung but Chas Ot smaller units of a fleet. This leaves one would expect from a well dis­ he scored one point cach. Dolly cuddled on her arm I turn .stepped into high und adved Australia, still far removed from ciplined army. This indicates that, I^ure- with fourteen points nnd, As tho to keep it »afe from harm j/Onct agal:.— tht ti : ■ lx; । d 1 ' , a t Wagner with ten Mint ptajrnd the theater of action, as the last although the armies of Hitler have । . return to tin-sen-rn m » story with ’ JV 5 . 11 their usually fine offensive game practical busing |>oint enroute. been bent, they have not been <And its head Is cracked Full Lined 32 Ounce Weight in tiisturlcal taekxround ol the post!* p "1 T n.„. IwhHe Captain Lord and Kenyon 1But! she loves It yet These statements arc not pre­ broken. > <KHum period ot the reconstruction , . Yjx.. J i>ir.«d un outstanding floor game, cracked. bl Teu. .lira lhe C.vil W.r. 1 S'4"’1"'1 ““* Nul„l. .Uh lou. p0U>U ... hl.l, German military leaders badly Tho ----- all' broken —~— 7and — -----------sented to dLscourage reader.* but to ■ mg ust wnn .y* . n (of JonW miscalculated lhe strengUi and IBu^- Mummy had told her • help define the realities of the sit­ Individual Average* , , hr Hastings reserve.* defeated win, power ot now. Ho.ever.l uation. l’n.*tj Thousand llnrscmrn" Women* League I the Ionia reaerve* 31 to 17. COleIn Uiue.-the overwhelmingly su­ very few individuals did properly j Reindeer and sleigh Jackie Miiclvor 156, Dori* Tulia- man with lo polni* led Hastings perior reserves of material and appraise lhe Red war machine. Filled with all the newest toys । Recnacttna the f .tnous charge o! ferro 155 Emma carpenter 154/attack, while Spaulding was high manpower available to the allies Such an error in Judgment is costly Hc‘d madc tor »ood little glrb and । the Light Hoi - briu.«<f< •*• Beer-1 Yrances Jupiidram 153. I.ucilc Wil-( polni man for Ionia with four caps ! 1,055 ,-neta the iibtorte victory in the I'<m 147. Jean Brower 147. Elvira;point*. can. if properly and courageously but not necessarily fatal. i Sinai 'Dc -rrt and c?.hrr glorious I Ro > 145, Virglmn Hammond 145 On Hattyday night the Saxons England, for example, after driv- And !jw bad told l,cr 10 l’raY used, overcome the initial, serious ' feat* in the firs' World War. the Ruth Prentice 144 Theollne Schad- (journeyed to Middleville where their handicap of position which now m, th. !..&» h-uny I fearh y. riders are again seen on the । er 144. Ruth Petersen 144. Dec attack tagged down a* Middleville screen. ■.Thayer “"------ •** . . . of ...the -first .i favors the Japanese * । Llbva. badly miscalculated the) ’ “— badly IimP 144........ Charlotte Hubbard 143. lied 4 to 2 »t the end I Betty Braendle 143. Faye Thoma,.1 quarter Tiie Ftnkbelner brothers. But one .fnust avoid the error of' alfility of thes Axis to a.Memble a I To help Uncle Sam on the thing, We ’hove a fine mechanized striking force, as1 lino assuming that Janan Japan cannot mainmain­ new mechanta Foantaln Pool for Swimming ..143. Lucile Pierson 142. Geraldine, Roy and Chuck, with two point* William* 142. Jean Finnic 140. Vtreach scored tor Middleville In the b"" I When Tony Sz*rkn, a 55-ycar-oUi j stock of boys' & Cord’roy Longici $2.98 tain the present tempo or endure a . rerun, th, Brttpn. »,r, J glma Wheating 140. Jane Darnel*'opening period while Wagner and And do his bit. Our country to save. laborer, walked by the Miller fountotal ecenon-.l blockade ior more track to Egypt again. Now. however, young men's , f30. Lucile Willett* 137. Margaret' Banash with one point a piece than a few months without collaps­ after checking this new onslaught It made her so happy i Fingleum 137 Mildred Smith 136 j .cored for Halting* Corduroy Knick'* 1.98 And so proud of Jack ■nr.v. h.ihm. th. Mar> Ttioma* 136. Florence In th*- second quarter Hasting-* ing. Nothing is further from the und assembling new weapons' and And she would br waiting truth. To welcome him back Corduroy Br'che* 2.98 I Im...7 ' MUU.rt sl.uT.lr 131. lUml Be.u.1. j ■ Ira, ,. h.K B.nra>. >nd If people here .ait back compla­ armies halfway back to Tripoli Back to the home he'd left for r w *»«hout ?o,he'M,“ 133. U>tn. Tcusink 132. Ruth Mar- Kenyon with tour and three point* them take efl a, much a* hi* shirt, he , blr 1J0 AUce Hubtar^ 129. Eva i respectively did the scoring for the cently with the smug observation again. Free and happy, together again. | jumped into the cool water. Karmes 129. Angie Hawthorne 126. Saxon* tn lhe quarter C Ptnkthat "Umc is on our side" we will Perhaps the Soviets will .be able Dark brown -outtido There was a cheer from tire by. violet Shroyer 126, Marjorie1 beiner was the lone Middleville he making the same mistakes that to continue their offensive until PRAY! AMERIC A slanders and by the time Patrolman . MitelwU 128. Phylis Ryan 124. Au- cored with four point* All New Stock nop glove* O£c England did under Chamberlain in Hitler's armies are decisively beat­ By Mra J. D Vandenberg i Louis Sdiorck reached the scene. ' bry Hummel 124. Martan Sawyer, Hustings rolled in eleven points Still — poir C*V < “ McrUe Van*! the opening months of the present en It U Just aa probable, however, : Szarko had negotiated the whole 134. Doris Cappon 124. Beatrice, in the third quarter to take a 20 lengUi of the pool. Jo Schorck * Ougglru 123. Ruth Lcibler 123. Bea ! to 13 lead. Lane led the scoring that, by early summer, Russia may Down on your knees. America! Get down upon your knees! I question: What are you doing DeCou 123. Helen Wade 122. Sadie j with four points while Captqjn cou- find herself on the defensive again Raise your eyas to Heaven. here?" he bluntly replied: "I'm hot j Mae Palmer 121, Kate Dolgn 121.! laird and Wagner scored Urree and forced to guard the approaches As our flag flits on the breeze. [ and I'm cooling off." j Bessie Smith 121. Virginia Town- points each Bana.sn scorer! o«c must to Moscow Bild Leningrad without Prayr^to the God above us. Although Schorck felt sympathet- । send 120 Dorothy French 119. Eli*- point to round out lhe acortng have started thia war on the as­ the tremendous advantage of pun­ Wlio rules the world today. ic, he look Szarko to City hospital, atxth French 119. Lucile Lawrence Garhow and Moore _:2. nth two points. Down! on your knee*. America "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" i on the theory that he might need ob- 119. Marian Goodyear 118. Virginia apiece led Middleville scoring folsumption that the people of Uie u. ishing winter weather. And. Pray!—America—Pray! lervation But there the interne Viascher .117. Erma Gardner 116. lowed by R Ftnkbelner with one H A softened by living standards Hitler can replace lost material Invoke the Master's blessing i said: "Anybody w;bo trie* to cool Julia Brower 115. Helen Burr 114.: tn the final quarter Lane aoored HASTINGS. MICHIGAN which are the envy of the world. al a far faster rate than Bud in On our rounlry.« need today i off today i*n\crazy.'* Gertrude Wallace 114. Barbara , tiu- |x>tni* to toad the scoring for In North Africa Uic Briiuh have Fur our God shall rule the Universe ------- -:*'*» । Johnson 113. Leonardo Tricb 112, the Saxon* followed by Wagner and For ever! and For Ay*I I BANNER WANT ADYS. FAY ! Lucile Monica 112, Betty Ziegler Banash witli two and one reapecUvc- Editorials I A Quotation DEFENSE ’ BOND \rUlZ A ACTION RELIEF ^HCID INDIGESTION BISMA-REX 50c Cr 15 DEALERS TO SERVE YOU In Barry County there arc 15 Mobil Dealers Ready to Serve You. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES WINTER MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED ZIPPER J'KETS MACKINAWS $£•98 $g.95 to $g.50 59c CORDUROY WORK .BOYS' PANTS Jackets Mackinaws Finger Tips Waters Clothes Shop �THE HASTINGS BAN NEB. THURSDAY. J ANU AB Y 15, JMt SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS to Grand Ladgs where her husband iploytd. This came as a tut- wish her hspptnaM In her new i guest. The elub voted to turn their ; money over to lhe Red Croze or to i lhe the War Relief ' Rxlief fund after each meeting. lfiK^?n^v,c' IP.T. A. To Study Housing Condition* I held at tha L*OMid funeral hom» o I Wednesday afternoon at two wayi twa I o'clock. Interment was In the Fuller | A searion of the Barn County ! cemetery, the Rev. L. Winston Stone •r.^, ,hL.r nt '3erv!ce club was -rwra held on tn mop tiiew “ ou * ln « 'onditton* and needs tn . XuUn. st the funeralTnd the Harry Thompson, chief of police, Meth0dm church parlors on Monofficiating ^the rSd and Hastings will be studied I omcuu “« it ’*,u n® >uncrai ami me Sbcriff Olenn Bera, and Mra. Roy,day of last weak, itw committal services. ■ ~<ta, condiue--: cotauto ta1UW ta.n zr. on :•>' * '‘^1''"”“”™' Hubbard ware appointed to to Cx. westher 'to... r_, axsociailon during the coming Come Last Waak From Ite Icivilian Defense----------------Volunteer office the ..attendance. noon.a ----------- -------------' Ii atJv dinner wa*Atserved nndcooper a dr-- month! The committee will repon.1 Rotary Club PrnMent Prasldant I AdvUory Board for th* the city of HaaHas- bj *ub »' ?fu? dln ,*ocial »'r W — hou* *,nr enjoyed* «1 “* *' *** on *'ie *“nltatlon. population and. FINE LETTER FROM HASTINGS, ENGLAND I By Rv Defense Caiaisaiall Council THE BEAUTY BAR off > On July 9. 1937. Kim Bigler of ( Unas by the Barry County Defense An interesting talk was given by loca*lon of dwellings at a coming; Small glass baskets filled with1 this city addressed the Rotaryclub'Council Tuesday. The duties of this j James Conklin of Battle Creek, a A JANUARY SPECIAL FROM THE UTH snapdragons and liny .oouqueu mums cenoi ­ « S-Ungs. Sngtand. With him board are throe-fold-The member* represenlaUve of the Coniumer* .t^oTSrafiStsHdra Ji » ano 17.50 -Bemis" tered lhe tables and. bouquets of °t Hastings. England, Thursday evening Mra. Lola Cavused in in .the the varivati- “ al the time was w w nR. Cook, sec- enroll and Interview person* who power Co., on the value of good .,712. cut flowera weree used Wednesday of last retary of the local Rotary club. ' ■«* InUreated in taklag training lighting in home*, office*, etc., and Cort r lght Morton Hilbert county ktaUkli «u to to UI DI, Sllv„ ous __ ______ ___ rooms on V * ‘ - Hotel Hasting* TalOfhMM nil s. KrttaTBUm en1 The two had attended lhe Inter-1 courae. for the emergency aervlce. lhe n red of conserving one ’ s eye ­ Guild of Pennock hospital al the week when Mra. Kellar Stem •—« •— - । . iseuar mem en ,------------------ ---------------- -.-.ten at Nice J of U>e Civilian Defense program sight He was introduced by Cedric W home of her parents. Mr. and Mr*. terUlned twenty-four at a bridge I national Rotary Convention at Nice, Gury, Mrs Mrs. Chester Chester Stowell and address was «nd programs of Community service; Morey of thU city. -our* nan Ashalter F Maduon Ht Des- luncheon. Mrs C. 8. Pot Ls and "France. Mr. Siglers address was--.—— ------- —------ , Kim Sigler Dan Ashalter. E Madison 8L De» * heartily applauded by lhe Rotarthey arrange for proper space“fa’ r-.-r-“ Mr. Conklin stated that 80 per­ The clothing project of Hastings *er*. was Served to twelve, Mrs. brt(Jge j ians «♦ of that wn.n.h EngUsh Htv city. ninr. Since•' cllities. cllitle*. for cliras class rooms, and. also also cent of the eye trouble of the coun­ Lewis Williams being a guest. At! • • • that time the Hastings. Mich, and arrange with lhe Red Cross or other' try t* found among professional Central school lias helped approxiRotary group*, to make use of existing fa-1 people—doctors, secretaries, law­ inatcly 55 school children to date. contract, the winner* were Mra. Nell The regular meeting of lhe Study the Hastings. England. Mrs. Charles Powell, chairman re­ Adair. Mra. Philip Mitchell an.’l i club Was held on Monday at the clubs have kept in touch with each 1 cllitle* to provide leader* and in-1 yers, clerks, etc. Hunters and farm, ported lhe group was asked to Mix* Barbara Johnson. In Febm- 1 hottp* of Mrs. James Bristol, lunch- other through r occasional corre- xtructora; they assign people to va-; ers rau* only 15 percent of defective 1 rioU1' activities following the com-, eyesight Mr. Conklin stated that participate in the Salvage for Vieary. Mtas Mnrcellne Campbell will j epir being served at one o'clock, spondence. lory campaign” in a brief talk by Al a mwllng of Die local Rotary 1 pletlnn of the training course in , gj percent of our eye trouble ia due entertain the Guild al her_ apart-1Mrs. D. A. Van Buskirk finished ; Ernest Caxsaduy; and in the Vicment in the Robert .Ftrinle rest-' lhe review of the book "Inside । club on Nov. 3. a letter was read both protective and community to poor lighting, a corruption ofj lory Book campaign by written re­ | the correct way of illuminating dencc. j Laiin-America" by John Gunther. by Mr. Sigler, received that week, service programs. from the Hasting*. England Rotary ; Chief of police Harry Thompson | homes, offices nnd other building* quest A benefit bridge wax ptauned. Plac&-werc-1aid for eight SatTills. Thursday, evening lhe wives club. renewing contact with it* and Sheriff Bera were appointed I hl* talk was Interesting and in­ Teachers met parents in their rooms for consultation. Mra. Lynox urclay evening when Dr. nnd Mrs. of the members of Hastings Com­ namesake ’ ' In ---------------the course—of -to-------this council because they have struettve here. ... -------. ... jdone — a ------_» work «. u The Rev JJon M Gury presented Lewis wus in charge of parent play­ F E. Lowry entertained tiiclr bridge' mandery No. 56. Knights Templar, the letter the writer, who was .. the already great deal of club for dvMcrt Contract winners > arc lo be guest* of Mr* H. B. president of the club, stated that in Interviewing applicants and di-. report of hl* recent visit to Foil time nnd refreshments were served. were Mr ami Mra. Lawrence Her-; Quigley tor dessert at lhe home ot Hastings. England, had been bombed reeled them into proper training , Custer where he attended a meeting HIS week wa’re featuring the full Una of Morton's rick. • Mrs F. L. Bauer, while the Knights several times and had been ‘ course*. Mra, Hubbard was appoint- ; Of Re<j cross workers who were in­ famous moat curing products. Come In today. Semple ure at the Masonic Temple for their scarred witn with aemoiume demolished homes and cd as a member of the Red Cross (terested In providing some sort of TO CARLTON WOMAN that good wood-emoke fragrance of Morion's Sugar-Cttre Miss Persil* Newton will be guest meeting and the annual Inspection. ....... ,h buHdinta and deep and womens' organizations. . recreation for sick and convalescent — that creamy goodness of Tender-Quick — tho spicy of honor at a bridal shower given Preceding the Mwrton. dinner win “J", ............. hid £n _..d St that m --­ Mr Fred J. Wood, aged 60. craters had been left in various1 * •*■ ' ' 'soldiers al the recreation center blend of Morton's Sausage Seasoning. for her this Thuraday evening al be served to lhe guests from Batof the rtty by tomb* ‘ The aarrr jnndinlhe hospital. .He reported Carlton township following an 111-1 You'll see why nearly a million farm families I that there were 450 men for ncss ot several months.. She war SxieSTuel win J°‘inJ?‘rWn tk Crteka w ’m*'1 writer raid that despite all thu the BUl.kn kta.u_wlll ta pto..L m.px. lOnnO Riplta .nd lp„n o, lht p^pi, Io „.ut Hit_ ,, , whom some form of recreation born in Baltimore townxhip’on Feb.. tho Morton Way—and why these products give yonx meat ' ‘d be provided and sug- 3. 1861. the daughter of Mr. and’ a tendemees and quality thai cannot * ■Ita Ryihl.n SW«r> liuUltai 10“' . . Itom tad to dimlnbhM .I lltat Uie service club .tar .... p.lto, Tdtad., nlkb.J .nintotad I Mrs William Garrison Mr Wood; bo matched by any other method, e**-"Mti'J i'm • help by donating victrola records. cjxratcd a bakery »t Frankfort for^ A cooperative dinner was served at the Octa club on Friday. Jan. 9.1lhe cohfrary the determination was (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) HERE'S ALL YOU DO — Morr^ | games.-books, magazines and other 7 and cards were played afterwards i W|th Mra. David Irwin and Mrs °PP°* ““ 632 85 tntere*t. mostly on Ils bonds i th^t“a ^"o^conrale^cnt several years, the family returning ; to Carlion Twp. four years ago Mrs. Duane Miller was hostess for Mra^Cla^k hSrtl b?\he°taB-• This letter slated that lhe Rotary Th«* lhe principal items of mHI1 wouW enjoy Mn. Earl ColeSurviving are the husband, a son. a group of her friends last Thurs- teas on Jan 23 club man. Mra. Wilson Greenfield and Private Fred T. Wood of Camp CIUD in Hasting*. HUSimgs. England c.nguii>u was ’«ry t "“Ipt*. ................... ........... -............. —- ... . busy assisting in defense and relief Of the All Other Expenditure* Mrs Mrs. Smith were named as a cpm- Bowie. Texas: one daughter. " day evening. Winners at Hearts, .busy Mrs. ic niocum Shuffle 21. the principal item* mun* to represent the Service club were Mra. Fredric Slocum ana and Mrs. Mrs. ।। me The Shuffle dub club met at the I work, but held their weekly meet- of $173.952 ' Margaret Potter of Delton; two and arrange for securing some ot Robert Leary. Other guests were I1 home of Mra. Mrs. Robert Vrooman 1 on mgs and were all lhe time working *r* grandchildren: her mother. Commissions paid * $34370 63 , the articles mentioned, also to pro­ 3£!Hsn. Mrs. Rafa! Mra. Junior McMillan. Royal!: Friday Friday' evening. Pedro was v.... played with the hope of belter day* and Ella Garrison. Grand Rapids: three, , B Officers salaries and Directors • vlt «e jonie wr r o f evening's enter.i. tr.ti — Mrs e-> ta — .------going *.— to Mrs. c-i.r. Hayes. Mrs. Merle Kelley. El-, with head prize Clara i good will and understanding among ' brothers. Harn Garrison ot Has-! j fees and expenses 1938138 । tainmenl for the men. such as Ils Kelley and Mrs. Olenn Kahler., Johnson ond consolation to Mrs­ lhe nation* of the world. lings. Ray- of Battle Creek and I !-1, Clerk hire and Janitor 38327.73 j musical programs, readings, etc. . . * * ’ ■ Howard Birdsall. A lovely lunch Touched by thl* letter, a memLaurel ot Delton: also three ais-j Mr and Mra Roy Preston enter-■J WM hmleju a tavww UTl «■< .waaaa-W by aawauwa. ber Ul of the a-zv«a local .^,.-1/ Rotary club, at the .... I Advertising, printing. lers, Mrs Glenn Mowry of Hastings.. 29,64121 tod IM Htak Club 1» I present besides The lhm ------- Nov. 3 meeting, suggested that a postage three mentioned Walrus Hide 'Mrs. Edward Johnson cf Grand! 30.000.00 their farm home Saturday evening. I' llb ove were Mrs. Dick Covy. Mrs collection be taken and tiie pro-1 Relnaura,‘ce above THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Walrus hide Is nearly in inch Rapids und Mrs. Elwood Slocum of I Dinner was served nt 7 o clock and j Amos D Bhn>ni Mra for $152,421.18 of I thick. Dalman. Mrs Eugene DalDal- { ceeds sent to the Hastings. Eng- I 'This ’’**’* account* * , Nashville. Funeral services were > HASTINGS PHONS 2111 of -$173.95331. the evenings entertainment was inan Mrs. Wilbur Toiles and Mrs. j land, Rotary notary Club utuo to be ue used uwu as the expenditures —■ — — --------------- The — cards with prizes going to Florence | H0M1trd Barncs. Mrs. Tolles will, that oreanuatlon ’ ------mUhl m ill In "tho Item, will he ,hown In lhe -------------------------------------------------------V Woods. Hugh Myers. Anno New- entertain the club on Jan. 23. , belplna neiI)UlK W ,CI1C»C «et,e» kaaoaat-taa, m at. that ...... compan,^annual ■ . m reHete ton and G«orgc Hlllmau. Al the ... dtv Every member ot lb, toll « »>“ “»n Itall lo every one buMncas meeting plans were made Eight were present ot the bridge j club cenlrlbuled vmtaUilta lo Ita IDJ*'llc>l1?!4crs', I for ii stcuk dinner al Mr. nnd Mrs. dinner given by Mr. and Mra. A. K., tuna. Th, elub wereury. w. R. I BO,OM retototo Item will care oi or ssuu.uou tosses U>U tijts .. Frank Newton's on Saturday. Jan. Frandsen on Wednesday evening qj Cook, ttal »me a.y .enl Ita col-, take tare M00,«» oi tota 24. 1 last week. Al contract Mrs. D. A. leeilon, wllb • tlta-.plrtaa letter year in care of another severe I ■— ““ • • • I Van Buskirk and Dr. Guy C. Keller storm like that of Nov. 11. 1940.^ expressing the heartfelt wishes of The Merri-Uo dub members were , were (hc winners, every member ot the Hastings Ro- which accounted for nearly $900,- > guests of Mrs Warren Moore on [ - . .000 of the $1.100312.88 of losses' The regular meeting of the Ban- । tary Club for its namesake in Has- ■ Friday for dessert. Bridge was paid in 1941 As we have stated.) played later with Mrs. Shirley ner claas of the MethodLM Sunday 1 HW- England, applauding IU good all these Remit, and others which I collection. CONFIDENTIALLY WE THINK — Henry having high score. Mrs. Ro- j school was held on Tuesday evening work. He enclosed the collection, Only one left! It wont last we have not given because of lack i at the home of Mrs John Hoevewhich wax between $50 and $60 ­ You'll agree that these 9x12 AxSee thia Bolt-action rifle, berl Dryer, second, and Mra. Fred ot space will appear in the com, nalr, with nineteen present. Mrs. One day last week Mr. Cook re ­ model sevan shot. Well ball Friedrich, the consolation. . pony's statement, which all its' minster Rugs could be sold at Cheek this list and see how many of these specials Fred Smith emphasized the subject celved the acknowledgement from with beautiful walnut ft $38.50 — if we kept them long patrons will aoon receive. Places were laid for twelve at Uie of peace in the devotionala and Hastings. England. It was read at enough But we d rather sell them stock Was $9.45 Now ora things you want RIGHT NOW! Add up your savlunu.,, w. *.~i Tbe total number of losses paid. oI I NOW at a very low price and let dis-serl bridge party given by Mrs. Mrs. B. F. Cowles was tn charge of the Monday noon Our readers will In 1941 was 31.049. far and away the ‘ entertainment. Mra. Ben Rotary cluo here. Our reader, will ings! Then rush to WARDS and snap up these clearance Hnrold Parker 3n Monday evening the ; you start enjoying-them on your We just purchased too many Id t.. which largest number ever paid in any Interested complimentary to Mrs Lewis Wil­ Beverwyk is the Feb. hostess and1 be Shot Gun Shells. You can is as follows- in ’ this letter. I one year showing that one of every | bargains while they last! Every ana is priced law to have several with very charming 1 liams <Mary Louise Pierson), who; Mra. E A. Parker Ls the program '* HASTtNOS * ST. LEONARDS1'"” them next season 5 and S chi four of Its patrons sustained a loss.1; patterns nnd al) of them have 1 । shot. Just the right load. A ft soon leaves to join her husbund In committee. move quickly . . . to clear out our stocks! Every one mostly in the November storm.. 90c value reduced to V thick, deep ALL WOOL PILE' Columbia*, Ohio. Seven bridge prizes ■ ROTARY CLUB Practically every loss the company is a spectacplar value! But quantities ate limited! Why not buy a couple OO QQ were given by the hostess and Mra. . December 5th, 1941 sustained In 1941. Including all the while they last! Each O fe.OO RING OUT THE OLD CHIMB! Williams was presented with a gift. Many radiators in one-pipe steam W. w R R Cook. Esq, SO. HURRY. HURRY! Come to WARDS NOW and SAVE! November 11, 1940 losses has now Bring In the new — that's healing systems fail to heat up be- e Banner. been paid in full. There are only YOU'D PAY FROM $14.95 lo $89.95 Monday afternooir Mr*. Martin ' cause nf rauui of fault* faulty valves. Air valves : state Street a very few losses yet to be paid, Schramm was hostess to. her bridge for these Airline radios If they | WARPED BUT NOT RUINED! WHY BREAK YOUR BACK-when . on such radiators should be checked. ’ Hastings. Michigan. U S, A. which have not yet been adjusted, club of eight with top score* were in their factory cartons But I Pick ’ ‘ out what you need from our: you can get a good quality used I ' but the amount will be --------small. going to Mr*. Roman Feld- ‘ lo determine if they are allowing , Dear because they've been used as floor' stock of slightly warped fiber' electric ironer priced Qd QK tear Rotarian Cook. uooa. paiLsch and Mrs. Don Siegel. Mra. the trapped air lo escape, thus per- 1 Your letter dated Nov. 3rd reached | The company made a fine gain in --------------------------------------------------------------------- , as low as — fe I aww 1 demonstrators, you buy al wall-board! Remodel several; the steam to replace it in | J^rv*. ,uu* ■'“'I" irri’ nnd mv writing insurance in force, amounting, Schramm presented each guest.with [ milling 1 9 Ofi 7Q QQ rooms for the price of one! Save; ---------------- —. me ara. *oj wrnmg -....... . --­ e Pon Dec. 3rd 3ro. ana my for i>i«the radiator. I, me n uec. .' I.a,»u .... $13X100.000 ror me; . fn arknnw ecute . to OVM over » 1 3000,000 for 11)1. I fe.OO lo I U.OO 3'«c oh every sq. ft. you buy! Pay I MRS. SEW-AND-SO can get a 'tig a farewell gift as she is moving soon at the moment Is to acknowleoge । to The amount of insurance I ns low as 3c a sq. ft. bargain at Wanls-one of our the receipt of Uie letter and lhe December !<**«1’ Bet yOU 1940 never guessed you force --------------31.. m. n»v«r vnu could cniUA find ,. - . — —-------------------------- 1 ____ _•_ _____ used. electric sewing hands. LOOK AT international money order attached, m $458389999 00 There “■"* a ’buy’' like this in a fine quality1 MR. ICKES WONT LIKE YOU if i mach. for u little as THIS PRICE to It. Your letter and gift will be you don ’ t get rid oi that smelly, written in 1941 new insurance of platform spring! H's just the one, ** ‘ *'•* placed before the council and club for your new mattress — or even ' old oil waster that's heating your ONLY 7 LEFT! Enough Inlaid on I ONLY $52.356375 making a total of $510,­ | al the first opportunity. The coun-: 748374.00. Deduct from that amount1 your old mattress. We assure you 1 home. Sec the deluxe xe model on burlap linoleum to cover a small I rs f le I cil will decide the best use for!I lhe cxpiratlom and cancellations of | It’s as good as new — and lhe onour floor that heats better «at j hfltfi hull nr Irltrlim Ria fnnt hv i your gift and a club letter will fol-11 policies In 1941. amounting to $38.­ *?“ °r «M’hen-.8‘abJ' °«‘ J™™ whU* 1 * ly’reason we're reducing it from| lower cost Snap i low. giving you particulars of how says Grade (WELL, I SWAN!) Allen It up for just 1 $11.95 is that it's been around the] tl)un cost— -.J 083,985.00. leaves as the balance of i it will be used. y * ■" ---------- ------------------------------------------- —— -------- — I Insurance now in force $471.762,-; store for quite some time — and I Please consider this u personal frankly - were tired of looking . »>KTb 4.0 SWIMMING! It would DOGGY BUT DOG-EARED! Soiled TfcST YOUR CAB ANTIletter. I well remember your visit 589.00. '' »* foo1W» b>' 1 possible with the ; an<i fingerprinted but a llltlt paint at It — It looks so comfortable wc The company. Is-headed for it-s aid of our flcxir sample 30 gallon । will —••• cover ------- •* —— — — •<-»-» them up. •-* Five light ‘I to our club with Mr. Sigler on your geai of $500,000,000.00 of’insurance. gel sleepy! Treat yourself lo some electric water heater. Only one in I | return from Nice And how pleased first class comfort with this plat­ slock was $55.95 g gg , we all felt that you should go out form spring IO QQ ■ making, that should be reached TUt tuap ,« pun of your way to pay us a visit. I for only I U.OO | within the next two years, or sub­ CAPS . . . CAPS .. . CAPS .. CAPS : Now when I read your friendly stantially so. DOORWAY TO SAVINGS! A little SCRATCHED BUT STURDY. Bent J" Y*u1l juit whuup idtfer and note the spontaneous me company the me,. ’— . - - -■ Fortunately for the work with a paint brush and these |,ut “ but not broken. S< Some 'hardly no­ I gift It contained my feelings gel wisdom of the management management was What a mattress! What Beauty! was combination doors are as good as tlceably damaged Metal Beds. they rail best tn the Fall We're With l»y, turul tha better of me It makes one leel surplus What Construction! What Com-• new! some are scratched. Others — -■* ; shown tn having a large ------$695 to­ 4895 value A QQ . .... .. . _ fr.tol 1UU4T A t.HVl It*. 1 that amidst aU the turmoil there serve of cash on hand. which have minor defects but ALL of' it had 1 fort! AND WHAT A BUY! It's one | Is in the world, there Is sliU some-, accumulated pvith which to pay Hie I of our regular $2495 numbers —. them have unbelievably LOW Yep! Swan suds twice | thing beautiful to be found in lhe cxtraordlnaiy losses due to the Nov [ and now just because the ticking price tags! Some A QQ FLOOR SAMPLE DINING ROOM i fo only . IC|1 is slightly soiled from being on friendship cf men. as low as H.OO SUITE, 5-pc. modem walnut - - - , 11. 1940 widespread storm. Tiie i YcKi know our town ot Hastings dirplay — we re willing to let you | veneer junior size A beauty for I reversible crown). । company got through without borr­. । personally and I am sure will feel BEDROOM EYES AND A WONthe small dining QQ flfi I rowing a dollar and closed the year «r ' sorry to know that we have taken DE1QUL FIGURE!!* Yea. you'll 1 only room A $50.00 value OO-OO • CAN YOU USB A HUNTING with well toward $700,000 cash and; for baby, facia, diabe. and a few knocks from enemy aircraft. make admlrmg eye* at these COAT THIS SUMMER? WK [ with reinsurance to the extent of j BICYCLE—Brand New! Fully Some buildings have been destroyed Moderns ana Maple bedfoom • cover wvf your Doors, wall to wall With CANT! Seems we stocked a few . $400,000 more; so it can be seen it. equipped It's Black and White suites! Ahd you’ll like lhe figure, inlaid j but the loss of life has not been linoleum. We have several | too many hunting coats last Fall. Ls in A-l condition to face 1942. enameled and a beauty. Last year s at which were selling them! All good patterns of felt back inlaid i very bad /k For the company to be able to pay price-was $29.95. Our p A QQ are In |>erfect condltiop. but they My own house and Irnme was per sq yd. for another hunting season will be . the unlooked for 31.000 losses. 1942 clearanoe price : feH.OO have to be cleared out of stock! Cemented to your floor I • I • completely demolished nnd everyrolling around next Fall, but , amounting to aver $1,100,000. near- ' And that wonderful figure??? I thing destroyed, but by the mercy ly twice as much as they ever paid ohutonejmade a mistake too long i TOO MANY PAINT COLORS U our | thought perhaps you’d have more —Bed. Chest and Vanity. | of Gorf no one was on lhe premises room in your cloaei or altlc to agol'Ticlp him out now and buy In losses any previous year and misfortune . . your good luck. If । at the lime, so that I can still count keep a hunting coat than we de our huge .stock of Wards Kalso­ have a cash balance of nearly , the colors we re stuck with should । | my blessings. $700,000. proves that this company! ... mine. Many , colors. 5 lb. !irove Uie paint you need. Noth-' Do not for one moment think U> soundly and carefully managed; | package was 35c. now ORDER NOW! SUMMER IN YOUR nc wrong with them . . . but to; nut go the hunting coats al very that the spirit of the people ui ;that it deserves, the splendid «‘epu- k.7,,„u.v. HOME! Warchou.'* clearance of" cut down our paint stock, were: special prices They're brand new. touched. Il is still great and un­ tatlon it has throughout the state IM-MNY. ARENT ML. Ihi boys furnaces Look at the savings ini clearing oul our slowest moving! with storm collars to protect your , broken. For some months now wc of Michigan. That reputation will' l«> “>* ro™ chlpP«« • P^ce popular sizes. colors ... at price reduction* that neck and many other I have been quiet. ot porcelain enamel oul out at at the be enhanced by the record it made will make 'em elear-out fast. comfort features. Practically all our members »re lh ’ 1941. in closing the year with' side of a brand now gas range. Il . Gal. Certified Fiat Wall i in one or otfier of the defense serv- such a fine cash balance und with i should have brought EQ QQ more, but we’ll sell it wQ«OO ' ices, yet somehow find time to keep the extra precaution of $400,000 re­ Gal. Certified Seml-Gtaes Wall I CAR LOAD OF KOCK WOOL IN* i the activities of Rotary going for only Insurance to provide for extraor| RULAT1ON JUST RECEIVED! ' May I say that the wonderful Certified Glees Enamel Swan's as mild dlnary lowes should they f°7“r_|Thls is a hot one for a cold bouse FOOL OLD MAN WEATHER. In­ Plvc your order now for im* । spirit ot your letter and the hand- This reinsurance is a new Afeaturecoal-wood circulator needs . .. mediate delivery. stall a Wards Kraft Clearview: I some gift you enclosed has made for lhe Windstorm Company. Or-J As a lullaby I work WUI do u swell job in the Screen Door Cover. Make your I for me a real RED LETTER day In dlnarily lhe losses of the company, right size home 3 or 4 4 Q QQ I| screzfn.door' Into, a wtndprogf. I | my year as President. I feel I range from $250,000 to ’ $350,000 » Pura as a cloudlet rooms preferred $5 a*»C»OO|| water-tight storm door with p * ' i way, btlftr than . should like to take a trip and meet year. If this shall not be an ex-. transparent window Easily an-. month to start. ■In tha sky I : ' you all. . , traordlnarv loss year, the company '■ olditflt Hunting laay. plied with molding. “ “ CLEARANCE OF SHOE ICE------------------ t My Club letter will, follow, but will make a splendid gain in its; LEFTOVER r.riinr.n DINNERWARE ■’snr, SETS nr. Were 49c. now— SKATER. Skates for girts.* boys. I Sec where you gra going | please accept my personal thanks ca-.h position in 1942. j 'from Christmas are a space-taking 1 a L.:~. brealh-tak- j DRIVE C WARM CAR. Our entire; women and men. Bott and hard, future. Don't drive blind 1 as President and believe me to renuisance to us . . a It can be seen that the Windtoe models. Blacks and Q QQ last $6 95 Super Ray fog 1 ... ’... . .» ■ j gtocij Of car peaieta now reduced ve slashed <torm Company deserves the splen-! ing bargain lo you! We thain. , , whltea. .Priced from— fe.OO lamp at clearance price 4 Yours very sincerely. to a glvr-a-way price Both hot did reputaUon it has. Confidence, the price to clear them out this week A variety of patterns, most­ ARTHUR BILK water and hot air in this lot. in it is based upon its record of ly one of a kind, with 53-pc. sets | Model A heaters Sava your Watte Paper. Help in "SALVAGI FOR VIC­ President of Hastings. England. over fifty years ot square dealing as low as $8 95. and 32- p *7 "7 as low -as with IU poUcyiiokiers and its care­ Rotary Club. pc sets as low ns fee I I TORY." Sova Nawtpaparv, Books and Magssmmm, Mb* ■ ball lor you! ful. prudent management of IU afWe rant make every customer buy In lhe last 13 years, coyote* have falra ' , CLEAN SWEEP SALE of our floor ccllaneoui Wrappings and Bags, Corrugated Baxft sad a full roll! Thai s why we have a appeared in 13 eastern state*, and demonstrator M-w vacuum clean­ flock of a*sort$d Mae pieces of Watte Metals. Trucks will make pick-ups doOMPy unless checked, may become estab­ HOWLERS er. Be earlv and you can buy one Armstrong and Wardoleum hard A manor house Ls where they lished throughout that part of the as little a.,T J A QQ surface floor coverings. Many country, according to a report of teach manners. They don't build, I for ComiJletc with atHL9.OO room sizes, tiles, florals and CRACIt ALLEN the federal.tUh a d wildlife service. them now. RED CROSS CHAPTIR. hooks. 13 off on all remnants. Members of Parliament meet at | tachmcnts. The Michigan department of con­ OEOHOE BURNS servation contributed coyote stom­ Westminster to disgust the natiqn achs to the service's 17-irtate col­ and ita problequ. Use Your Cjqdit — Buy PAUL WHITEMAN lection of 14.829. the diet analysis The Roman*, left Great Britain Those Bargains Now on WARDS WXVZ TUESDAY of which allowed coyotes to be bene­ uutckly because lhey were afraid of MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN ficial to man to some extent be­ the Gals. cause of their consumption ot peats, A puljgou with seven . sides L> HASTINGS FM SO. JEFFERSON rodents, carrion and insects. called a hooligan. cuatN® HEAD®' T UIIMHCTADM fl ACCT depend on WINDjIUkM ILUjLJ tatato YEAR WITH BALANCE CAR VETH & STEBB auM.nl YES, THESE ARE "WANT ADS!" THEY SHOW YOU HOW TO SATISFY YOUR WANTS AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES! WARDS CLASSIFIED CLEARANCE SALE MANY ARE ONE OF A KIND! — 29 89 “SWANDER WITH ME!” 33.88 ww.vw Jx f00.1 “rnp,e*- 3 94 ;- -th<- -*-i<>ck w.w*t - -*-1Ml- - - - - - Whu y«v r.rfr I’a 22.88 1 17I SWAN 92.83 <. 104.88 SOAP 44' 88 MONTGOMERY W ■ �THE HMTDfOa R4NNFR. fftTSWAT. JAWUAlt ii, 1842 Surgeons, H 1» predicted, will noon be using sutures made of calfskin Instead of lhe usual catgut. silk and lim ns. Sutures is a thread used in Stitching wounds. 1 Sunrise Defined # When the upper edge of the true sun, as corrected for refraction, is in contact with the sensible horl- ing your dues for 1942. LAWRENCE J. BAUER POST NO. 43 .AWRENCE J. BAUEH UNIT MO. 43 I -slx-l- In this lime xalion and cooperation are es­ sential in our Civilian Defense­ program. your neighborhood Legion Post needs YOU. See Commander Harry Sterling rC. Rogen, adjutant. -ur,.- WOMENS AND CHILDREN’S For All 'Round Wear in Bad Weather 98 LEE AU Color Combinations Mr. Farmer! WE RE DRESS RUBBERS Cuban Heels Only Extra Special READY TO YOUR Block and Brown < A 5.79 J CHILDRENS SNO-BOOTS BROKEN REPAIR EQUIPMENT WELDING AND MACHINE WORK TMHMUiKF OF ALL KINDS We ran make your farm machinery perform anticipate the need like new . . . whether you need a' complete replacements. lose valuable time after the spring rush starts. 2. Steel and iron arc available only on a priority basis: By for parts and We have the equipment and men to do all two things to keep in mind. $J.OO HELP YOU filTO 1. See us now — you don’t wont to placing your kinds fl repair work on farm machinery ot all kinds Including Tractors. Our truck can pick up any piece of machinery and again bring Plow points resharpened and repointed. Ra­ diators all sites repaired. Custom welding, both order now, you enable us to better Women's Brown All Rub'r Slide Fastener B. L. PECK ■! K and ERICK McLEOD GAITERS Q PHONE 2585 All Sixes 429 S. MICHIGAN AVE.. 98;; Priced For Com­ fort ond Thrift All Sixes HASTINGS. MICH. "X-n.. pr.3" ™-un, »««.. Cold weather presents no car starting problem if D-X is in your gasoline tank. D-X is seasonally adjusted... it starts "right now,” regardless of temperatures. Also, D-X provides upper-cylinder lubrication without extra cost Try a tankful of D-X Lubricating Motor Fuel—at any Diamond D-X station. CHILD'S 1 SNAP Gaiters Any Size MID-CONTINENT PETROLEUM CORPORATION 139re NOH1 Warm MEN'S BOOT SOCK R Felt In so Im 2 pr. 25c 4 ONLY ONE DX Plum AT AMY »fcicaI I NO BREAKDOWN.. NO SLUDGE Diamond 760 is the pioneer heat-resisting lubricant, made from paraffin base crudes, and now refined one step further by a patented solvent process. FRH-FLOWING at Zero and Balow SHnKSTnBE JARSTFER t PASSING OF MRS. CONVALESCENT NEWS EFFIE RICKERT Callers on Millie McDonald were i Mrs. Effie Rickert, widow of the Mr. and Mrs. Myron Reynolds. late John Rickert, passed away on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs. Sunday, Jan. 11. at the home of her Don McDonald. Sunday P. M.. and । brother. Gall Lightfoot, in Free, Dorothy Wolcott and Jessie Keller. ,port, after an illness ot five months. Monday evening. Her age was 75 years, nine months, Alton Wood called on his mother i23 days. Anna Boice, Saturday P. M. Effie Lightfoot was bom at Joe Both entered the Home ©at- Mansfield, Ohio, on March 18. I860 urday. Jan. 10. Hui daughter. Mra. Jthe daughter of James and Aman­ Floyd Benner called on Sunday. (da Lightfoot. On Feb. 28. 1885 she Mr. and Mra. Harry Bergman of was tfhlted in marriage lo John Gtrand Hispid* and Mrs Benner |. Rickert of Freeport, at Freeport spent Monday afternoon with their ।and has resided in and near that village since that time. Callers on Dr. Sheffield were Al­ Tup children were bom to this lie Kelley on Sunday and his broth­ union, a ion Carl of Grand Rapids er. John Sheffield of Orangeville, and a daughter Mrs. Maude R Ea­ on Tuesday. ton of Pontiac, who survive. The Mr and Mrs. J. R. SUketee. Mrs. husband passed away April 23. Mary LePard and two daughters. IMO Also left to mourn thejr loss Lenna LePard and Lucille Hen­ are four brothers. Gaylord and Otdricks all of Grand Rapids called i ' to of Freeport. Elmer of North on Jennie Purdun and Velma Jarst- I Manchester. Ind., and Millard of Grand Rapids, and a half brother. Walter Wallace ot Hastings The Hon. Charles Hamilton had meh regard for the quid, tongue­ holding man that he offered 13.500 to a hermit who yrould live in a tree­ hut in his garden for seven years, without uttering a word: not cutting nails, hair or beard, or leaving the ground. His hermit came and went Queen'. Vlail Pr.fltabe ^I'orun Jr 111 W. COURT ST. HASTINGS Z' EuX“TmlSud tmm Ahk.. «UI . announced Sunday All the women. moved to Freeport Mr Godfrey . tpU nf hw lrlp (b^ugh lhe wurare urged to attend these prayer I was employed in a hardware store <om countries and the blackout on meetings. there until a few years ago. He wan ( thP steamer enroute home. | The Wednesday evening prayer: a charter member ot the Congre-, s w lnvjutlon to all Miwlonary W iMMtinj I meeting is for everyone and all are!un(tonal church at Freeport and ol ■ gaieties to attend. Place announced| the K. of P. Uxlge. _____ j nhe date for WUng the cooky I urged k ,ae tv. oi i. m*i»t. During hie last illness he was;I jars for the boys at Fort Custer is Sunday. 1 Young peoples prayer meeting given the tenderest car* by hl« de­ Jun. 30. Friday evening at the home of Mr. voted wife and other loved ones nnd and Mrs. Glenn Miller on E. Mill friends ministered lo him in every Hospital Guild No. 22. Mrs. By­ way they couldi He was patient ron Fletcher and Mrs. Einar PrandSt. meets and kind in aimiirTUffering. Dur­ sen, chairmen, meets at the home sorrow came Thursday evening. Jan. 29 nt lhe ing xhis time a -great --------------------,of Mrs. Roman Fcldpatisch on Tues­ home of Mra. John Belaon at Irv- i |ntn hte life when his daughter (day evening. Jan. 20. for dessert at ing. with Mra. ~ Belmm in charge of ' * Lura <Mfs Dr. Rigterlnki of Grand ,7:30 o'clock. ...................... Rapids passed away on June 7. the program. * 1941. A grandson. Dr. Hillis RlgN. Irving Church Guild No. 7 will meet Wednes­ Services will be resumed as usual1 teriuk of Grand Rapids, also died ,day. Jan. 21. at 2 o'clock with Mr*. since the special meetings al the only a few months before his Burton Perry yb 813 8. Church St. Hastings church have closed. The! mother. Missionary Service Guild will Surviving besides lhe widow, are roads are being opened nnd we1 urge you to attend all our services one daughter. Mrs. Minnie Hoop­ have their monthly meeting this Rev. Chrlspell will preach Sun­ er of neax Clarksville, two grand­ Thursday al the home of Miss Til­ day morning and announcements! children. Mrs. Chester Supemau or lie Tyden. regarding other services will be Grand Rapids and Helen, a stu­ Hastings Townsend club No. 3 dent al the University of Michigan, made at that time. meets Tuesday. Jan. 20. al 430 W. Young people meet Friday eve­ three great grandchildren, one Grand. Everyone welcome. ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs brother. James W. Godfrey of Dov- ' The regular meeting of the O. er. Fla., and a host ot more dis ­ Glenn Miller. E Mill St.. Hastings. E. 8. will be held on Tuesday eve­ tant relatives. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Funeral services were held from ning. Jan. 20. Mrs. Cora Gebhardt representative of the state ot Utah, ANNOUNCEMENTS lhe Methodist church at Freeport The Ladies Aid society will meet Sunday. Jan. 12 al 2:30 o'clock, will give a short history of that this afternoon <Jan. 15» at 2:30 at conducted by* Rev. E. M. Love In­ the home of Mra. D. A. VanBus- terment in Pleasant HUI cemetery. activities there. klrk. 334 E. State St. Among those from away In at­ Next Wednesday evening the The third annual Michigan Pas­ tendance at the funeral were Dr. Business Women's Hospital Guild tors' Conference will be held at lhe J. W. Rlgkrink and daughter. Mrs meets at the American Legion hall i Horace H- Rackham School of Chester Su|»ernau of Grand Rapids., at 0:30 Mrs. Beatrice Flaher. Miss and Mrs. Ruah Strobel of GFandr Lelah Furr. Mrs. Erma Gardner Ledge and Mrs Carrie Speara of j and Mrs. Altie Hay comprise the Potterville, nieces of lhe apc<'lucd comlnnue. Use D-X1*10™ FUEL 6 Io 12 WIM. <M>. .M. j :d.y «!««. in. pure u, u'n„y ireldri nuul,‘“V nnd/rei re”> Regardless of the Cold! $2-49 Lined »„>. <» :«.n«dUUe In lypeWo ln«u ll>u'„i„w. 1:30. ThuMir. Jnn. IS. j to all our regular services. | Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey began hotuewin meet Tue.s■ The pastor will preach at both I keeping on his father s farm In Ea-, j.ii M af^ ii in at the home Sunday, mnroln, .nd .V.-IM Cn.nd J'" rf Mr. “uJi? K.nU.rr. 1003 S. GOOD NEWS! Qet instant starting BARGAIN PRICED ALL RUBBER WORK ARCTICS-Thick Red Soles for Longer Wear Fleece m„. hu. ’ 1 Banntr,\ HASTINGS 'of Churches arid Christian Educa-• --------------- .METHODIST CIRCUIT tion.and the University Extension Hastings Center predated the fine new stove which OBITUARY —J?* ----- -- ---------------------------Hastings Center P. T. A. will I Mrs .‘Sophia LouUe Graves, aged. T»* Quimby official board will. made their labors mueh easier. ; The Coutus Club will meet Thun- meet Friday evening. January HL „ , , k . „ 77. passed away at her home in: meet for a few minutes immediateI cheater Englehart will give a alight Regular meeting of the Auxiliary coatelton twp Friday Jan 9 i *>' following lhe morning service. day. January 22ntf A new furnace was installed in [of-ltand program. Everyone wel.11. b. Ml u.l- nmlM m me n.ll ah, w c,„. , the Presbyterian manse thin week. come. U.' B. CHUKt, CHURCH> • • • ' uda. the daughter ot Charles and ■'FIRST 1RMT U . Members of Ute Presbyterian, -----------The sermon this Sunday will be The Fourth dutrict convention Sophia Bass. ~ Guild have been busy painting the Brush Ridge mes-U in Alegan on Sunday. Jan. I When a very small child the fam-, “Why The Cross?” chairs belonging to lhe primary deTiie Brush Ridge Cemetery Cir| 18. No delegate* from the local । uy moved to Michigan settling near | 2:30 p. m. Jail service. partment ot the Presbyterian Sun-! cle will have no meeting this month The gospel message will . ।be "Tiie Past and Unit have been elected ax Battle Creek and moving to Castle-1 . day school. A new record boat'd Is. but weather and roads permitting jt-f. iton twp . later. i D»vidlc Covenant.” . •' also being added lo the* Sunday I it will meet February 26 with Mrs. • • * On Dec. 24. 1881 she was united Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Cottage pre­ Lettie Stamm. payment of your 1942 dues will. jn marriage to J. Archie Graves fr vrvicp fit «hr home nf Mr andI school equipment. visit for sing and MU H Kai Arn anti BUI gun lng of 1 vtsi daj bee CH Mr of Dr tin Bl! OFFICE SUPPLY WOMEN'S 2 SNAP GAITERS Red Soles. 1 _____ Bun and TYPEWRITERS - leorn to use one! Cowboy and Cadet Bodts Of fresh live rubber. Notices I L a" 1ALLPURPOSE Buckle Arctic! B .5. XIE: If"Community , GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 1 Lakeview A social meeting of the Legion Is be appreciated by both lhe Legion wlw survive* her a* do two daugh-1 Mrs- A- Struble. nnd Auxiliary tera Mrs. Prarl 1}f.mond of,Coals I Thursday 7:30 p. m. Mid-week: n,. .ub)rel Sund.r wlU re Vlw UtoWn. crennwnw Club scheduled for Tuesday evening. Jan. ■ • • | Grove, and Mrs. Myron Tuckerman 1 prayer service. -MW. Orrelrei Hrea" ™“"*- p”’ 20. to which all lhe veterans of th. The 1942 niimbership quota for! of Htstlngs. 7 grandchildren. 5 jffffrhon * Th. srew.ru.Mp commlire. «™>» county have been invited. Supper the Michigan Auxiliaries is 16.8261 great-grandchildren, a number of ,. mt'Rcii mreu Birer ohureh Suml.y, J.rr. II ' Ire.Pmenl. Ev.non. In.lWI. and on Nov. 30, i!M!. only 7.825 nieces und nephews and a large clr-. ’ ‘ , Martin Corners members were enrolled, or 46.51 pci cle of friend.!. I Quarterly meeting will be held1 CHRISTIAN The W. 8. C. S. will meet with Oh Monday lhe Auxiliary served cent of the quota. But one state., Mr. and Mrs. Graves celebrated 1 Saturday evening at 7:30 with the' LSOEAVOK NEWS over .... the top”! their 60th wedding anniversary b*' ,Rev D **■ Cnr‘) dim er to 47 representatives of the Arknnsa.-.. (>ud "gone .... Barbara and WiUls Dalton of, Mn. Agnes Barry Wednesday, Jan. 4 .he last rcjxjrLs : rick. Presiding Elder. ^4 business 21. for a pot luck dinner. All are AAA, with Glen Wotring us lead- I™..... i when the rcixsru were anon­ Christmas Eve. Woodland entertained lhe Kil- cordially invited. er of the group. The women who nounced— You can •help - to -bring) Services were conducted at tne, wl" E5JJOW• „ , . pairick C. E. buslneu meeting on1 i Preaching next Sunday at 10 prepared the dinner certainly ap- up Michigan's percentage by pay- .Leonard funeral home Monday.! Sunday 10:00 a. m. Preaching) January 14i1 o'clock followed by Sunday school. I Jan. 12. by the Rev. Allen Delong “nd Communion service conducted Coats Grove I* the winner of lhe I Please come and bring your Bibles ...assisted ... bv Rrv narrlelr ! of. Belding by—Rev. Parsons i b>- Rcv- Carrick. C. E. shield awarded by lhe Union to these services. ' of Hastings. Burial was In Wood- —--------------------------- --for best attendance at lhe Union j FREE METHODIST CHURCH j land cemetery.. I The second quarterly meeting ot: meetings last vear. Delton It'.-, the modern way t* write.in Ute office, school, home. I the Conference year will be held by Hildred Chase led the lesson on 1 >nw regular family night meet-. OBITUARY Army. Navy, and in social life. .Our complete selection of txeld at the Methodist • Joel. ,Rcv H- — A- ---------DeLong. Elder "How God Answers Prayer" al the ,ng W|U । Marv Helen, daughter of juc ------- — — -District --------- --------new and rebuilt typewriters of popular make* offers you the ■ Kilpatrick C. E. meeting laal Sun1 rhun.h Thursday evening. Jan. 15. I and Margaret Brown, was born in ol ,he Grand Rapids district. Till* opportunity. Come in and Inspect them 1 There will be a pot luck supper at Maple Grove Barry Co. Oct 1. *8* »* a mid-week meeting fromI day evening. fastest designs in office furniture. ' < January r-r 20-22 — each evening at 7:30.. Publicity chairmen! Are you do-1 promptly 7.90 o-ciock. Each family U860. s ------------: ■ ! U/n invite (mill* the -h. public mihllr* to t/t attend. ..llwri.l Typewriter ribbons and carbon papers. ...... ing your part in sending C. E. news u.(1Ur.,ted to furnish something She spent her girlhood in aRdjWe } --------------------------------.1 newspaper? {or • around Nashville Dr May 1887 she Thursday prayer and praise serv-, to your ■local Rcmem-program. All nationally' advertised and Pencils: Eversjurp. ,wns united in marriage to Henry ;lceal Mr»- Vendee Hughes at 7:30. tier we lead In the State contest I Cottage meetings will be held ' tnui« 1?tnnnn Tli«n th.v mnvnra I ____________ ~ __________ '_L by Only 3 tCW JXlintS. (each Wednesday evening The first lx.uk Finnan Then they movea BALTIMORE U. B. CHURCH__________ ['holer of hundreds of new rnrdi uith appropriate j one Will be held Hl tiie Methodist I hr “lax.1 io whL’JJSJm m I Sunday, evening. Jan. 18. at 8:00 LONG TIME RESIDENT I paraonage Wednesday evening of | K'lXv",rereX rendS . ?«»:«>•<’ .. . I Hili, u-.-t-lt ut 7:30. ig and Communion. j After an illness of three tear..,[ ‘ ' Complete lending library 3c a day. i rooming house. Her husband pre- | Business meeting Monday, Jan., the last nine months of which were RatUnd ' We carry a complete slock of office supplies and equipment. 1 ceded her in death twelve years ago.1 ). at 8:00. ' spent in bed. Dell Godfrey, well Rutland Cemetery Circle i On January 5. she passed away W. M. A. will meet Thursday, known resident of Freeport paawd' meeting will be held at the home of Now is the time to buy approved business nt Pennock hospital after a week's Jan. 22. at 8:00 p. m.. at tho Bal-1 away al his home there on Friday. I Mrs Amlj Bauchman Wednesday. 4 income tax record books. illness. • | She Ls survived by a son Charles tlmore cliureh. We ore expecting' Jan*? 9. at the age of 86 years, five Jn|1 2i. for an ull-day meeting. Pot to have Rev. and Mrs R. A. Hough- months. 23 days. I i,ICk dinner at noon. EtecUoh oLotot New York, a daughter. Mrs. Fred ton. returned missionaries from. Joseph Adelbert Godfrey was ncerB «••• । ---------------- liters. • N. Carl at whose home she became ‘ i bom ‘ in •*"* Sandstone. Jackson 1Co.. ---------------- *«-•-----------"The Businessman's Department Store** 'ill. two grandchildren. Helen and Africa, to speak. land on Sept. 20. 1877 was married, Orrrnni7;<ifif>118 i, State St. Phone 2747 * Hast j Richard Carl, also a lust of friends.! WESLEYAN METHODIST to Julia A. Fordham They weyr. UrgUIllZktWMia CHURCH NEWS -- married in the morning and at-j ,.Qlln... Fu-r m , The Presbyterian Ladles Aid So■• Hastings sussuncs Church inureu tended the Jackson County Ansmnann* rvn m ' will holdat U»elr regular i The revival services closed Sun- for their honeymoon. and Mrs Godfrey* C -Rctu ob"“’T meeting Uie home of Jan-, Mrs. day evening but the revival spirit 1937. Mr. and Mrs. uooirey on-1 .. R .n.„ ... ana Mrs VJoairey no , ~continues and all our services are ^ed their sixtieth wedding anD. A vonRndrirte yanBusklrk. M4 334 F E. State Slate ut ut stormy weather footwear X. fflljurrl) Nnns -Et-_____ - - - t - -________ j Masters' CUnfc will be held at lhe ZZciooogrocicaccOooTowflT same time. This new feature is in- lhe month at Legion Home Evening at Legion Home ran Legion. Q aHHiiiiiniiiiiiw | Every Legionnaire and Auxiliary member l; asked to cooperate In the "Salvage for Victory" campaign which opens in this city on Sat- not necessary to tee the full orb. I I (J ;■ J) p PHONE 2448 of Rumania visited Kansas City, Mo., and a party in her honor net­ ted a profit of 85.000. Now, that rum, plus 81,998.15 interest. Is being used by the park board for an outdoor stage and band ahell. * the Methodist church and of lhe Rebekah Lodge. . Funeral services were held from the Methodist church al Freeport Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 con­ ducted by Rev. E. M. Love, and burial was In Pleasant Hill ceme­ tery. . Expert Testimony Counsel, in extracting evidence from a woman witness, suddenly asked her: "Do you understand what Is meant by expert test!mony?" "Expert testimony." she echoed promptly. "Why, everyone knows that expert testimony Is al­ ways founded upon fictitious facts.” da: Mt tlu Uu St! de nn he th Bl C M n in E �THE HARTING0 BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1942 IWAk UBLIBF FUNDS Camn Fh7 SHORT OF0UOTA lActivPitie, Mr*. Florinc* C'U*« 83-, An Induifrioui Knittar For Rad Croat PERSONAL MENTION WMO No Roporti Mr. and Mra. Dave Water* spent ■ fxo Johnson of Battle Creek was' Mr*. Florence Cruso, who lives | with her daughter and son-in-law. Sunday with their »on. K. C Leads home over the weekend. . . ,, , »M. WMU OM>- i. o. zvetu av and family. . Mrs 0 Lan}blc ,l“* gQne 10 Tiiomapple lake, ranks a* one of I ... ..... M * Mr*. Sarah Erway of Rutland is Ann Arwtr rnr a raw rlavt the most Industrious Red visiting Mr. and Mr*. Fred Barlow Mrs. Manly Siierman ot Freeport knitter* In lhe county although aha for a few day*. visited her grandmother. Mrs Dave is now 83 year* old. Mrs. Cruso ha* Mr*. Clara Brown went to Lan­ Water*. Thursday. ■ turned ------- - — --------» out• “ 40 pair* of — mitten* and sing on Monday for ■ visit with Mr. two sweaters-------------------alnce alic started last Mr. and Mra. F. J. Fisher of-----------------------------------and Mrs. E C. Sackrider. Nashville visited her mother, Mr*, fall. In addition lo finding time for | Mr. and Mm George Pullon and Dave Water*. Friday i UjU. Mr*. Reid says that her, Mr. .nd Mn Ouy o14dlnts ip,,„ JlUher «Uo ln.uu on terpin, bw Mias Ellis ate Sunday dinner with R. L Winslow and family. Sunday al Lake Odessa visiting Mr. w,in worK m connection with the, । hoU1f . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster of and Mrs. Frank Giddings. Kalamazoo were Sunday guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barlow. W1WM Mr. and Mrs. John Armbruster of | with Anna Johnson and /am- ^▼▼rircrs sjuiju Jackson visited Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Hy. iSiSiut^over uw wikeod.’ i Mus'nuu. „i Tr»«m cu»1-tJ^r^S“auM'“ruu"S'.u' *kcel’«d F”"- cilZ0K.au.UAZ.rAXD! Area* Outride Of Hatting* Al cant m£Cllnj{ Monday evening Mrs. Walter Perkin*, general ue cleRted new oftlcera a* follow*: j a parent1* gre^T chairmen of lhe Red Croav War Pre*.. Georgia Will; vke-prta , Pat ‘ 1U1 the tempted Relief fund campaign, and Mrs Fewl«w*. trees babvlle Durbin; I hi* own Don Siegel, city chairman, report sec. June Haynes; scribe. Donna Holland, that th* total amount contributed 1 >fn Uje city of Hastings by in­ , djvlduabtr and various groups, up to . Tuesday afternoon. U 81325 29. of which amount the Girl Reserves collected 8356 60. Unacknowledged gift* from group* and organisations have been re­ ceived from lhe Ultra club, Rut­ land BlrUiday club. Goodwill Com­ munity fund. Consumer* Power. W 8. C. 8. of lhe First Methodist church. Hasting* Extension Group No. 3. Hastings Central school. Re­ bekah Lodge NO. 53. W. R. C. NO 100. Hastings Rotary club and the Chamber of Commerce ' Workers in the various sections of the county are requested to send ■ their reports to Mrs Perkins this week if possible, in order to deter­ mine what further solicitation is necessary to meet the quota of 04.­ 300 Please give this matter your prompt attention. y. Tiierc is still also a further ijeed In Hasting* if the city 1* to retain it* record of giving half of each 1 Red Cross quota assigned lhe chap­ ter. The city’* part ip "this drive would b^_83450 and with only 81325 donated, there is still a balance of 1625 to be secured. It L* hoped this amount may be contributed before the end of January. — We are doling out the following 21 OVERCOATS si... 36 to 44. Annual Dinn.r Of Writen' Guijd $1950 VALUES - NOW $1495 $2450 VALUES - NOW $1895 $2950 VALUES - NOW $2295 Mr. and Mr*. RolandVaMiiUn*7™ Valentina: m came * ’■*last ’ we* week k to to begin begin h*r h*r duUe* duUe* heW Mondiy evening February and little baby. Susan, werld ere' guests guest* with with the tiie Barry Barry County County Health Health , j, al the Hotel Heatings Officer* I of Hr-jind Mrs Lloyd Valentine < Unit. --' WIU W1U eUcte<l ejected ajm and ort< original mal writ- I Sunday. -- ----------- 1 Mr .. . Ur , and Mrs Harry Thompson. Thompson. u W|U| W1U1 au Bubkct b]ecti ■.f.nvol". .L'envoi will Mr* Al Dyerof Jackson wa* Uic ! Jr., ead ouoate Jr’iot Sturgis, 8lu™bi’were w.r?: callers “,lera on “n Mr | ^, be read Guest* may may be be asked asked and and I I wild Kir* Itarrv Thnmn*zin Kiinnav .. .... . with ... 1 guest oi of her parent*. Mr ano and Mra Mrs , ana and Mrs Harry Thompson Sunday rEtenJUtons should be made J. ’ W. Armbruster, last week <- return- I evening. | Virginia Baird, retiring presl-1 lng on Saturday. ' Mrs W. L. Hinman returned! dent, who 1* in charge of arrangeMr. nnd Mr*. A. R. Van Til and' home Thursday after spending New menl*. two daughters were Sunday quests Years and the following week with Plan* for the annual meeting were ' of Mr and Mr*. Gerald Helmholdt I relatives in Bay City and Flint, made al the home of Sara Beryl j of Grand Rapids. i Mbses Susan Urquhart. DoroUiy Schader. Monday evenbig. Original Mr und Mr* George Endsley and Kincaid and Deity Bowman from1 sonnet* were critlciaed and Ml** daughters of PonUac were Sunday M. 8. C.. East Lansing, came last Schader served refreshment*. visitors of their parents. Mr. and week Wednesday to begin ten weeks‘ The nominating committee conMrs. James Endsley of practice teaching in our city sista of Mrs Milo DeVries, chalrMiss Helen McPherson, a nurse schools. man; Mr* Charles W Powell and at the Sparrow hospital in Lansing Mra. Q. E. Goodyear and d*ugh-; tiie Rev 8. Conger Hathaway. wai the guest of Mr und Mra. Chas. ter. Ann. were in Detroit visiting F*U1 over the weetarod . her sister. Miss Eleanor Thomas. tut _aroM, uiurix FRLEPORT COUPLE uantuv OBSERVED Mis* Doreen Clary returned Mou- over the weekend. They also saw GOLDEN WEDDING SUNDAY day from Chicago where she had i Sonja Henle when she made her Mr and Mrs Clinton L. Henney b«xT. the guest ot Mr and Mrs. M. j personal appearance there. ‘ PENNOCK HOSPITAL of Freeport observed their fiftieth ■ ’ Floyd Walton. Allo. Route 2. was V. Miller since New Year's. | ••• MR. AND MRS. JACOB GLE88 wedding anniversary on Sunday. I Hr*. Clara MacLachlan of Day NAMED AS ASSISTANT ’ discharged from Uie hospital TuesJan. II. Twenty-seven friend* and rela-, Gies* have four children and eight day He u recovering nicely from 1 City ha* come to spend the winter DIRECTOR OF PURCHASES Mr. .nd Mr. H.rold r-l.r, I *" “•»,« .'“““f “a Mr lf!X ’ olt“ w<-d•1'1' SXrX ir. una Airs, nuruiu c Mate17 ■ --’ During the the past past week lhe babies gan when very young Mr. Henney Henney ------------------- --------------- .... — .. ------------- --------------------- ------------------ -Mra friends .ppe.nrd appeared Man During Mr. Eliza DU. Johnson Job,non was wa. the Ure guest sur.i■" "»«W Haaitaga inmd. ding Anniversary Sunday. Jan. 11. an overstuffed ehair and many oth- bom at the hospital are as follow*. . . . . . . ’.1' in ol. her son and. daughter-in-la* «n m" r-antyin Canton, O O. n.rur paper last last week tin. un­ moved hl* family onto a homestead Mr. and Mr*. Glass were married er_beautitul gift* A daughter to Mr and Mrs Tom Dr and Mra l*»ter Johnson of Aim dcr lbc caption Dwight A. Beas- In Carlton township and "Clint“ , in Chicago on Jan. 7. 1892. They Those who attended ‘ • were -Mrs ­ Arbor. from Wednesday till Sat-i Named to TUnkens PoaiUon. helped clear lire timber from the came to Michignn and made their Jennie McCormick ot Chicago. Mr Taffec. 314 W State St., on Jan. 7; a dauginer to Mr. and Mn. John land and prepare it for farming UHMy. The- article read* as follows: home in Bowne twp. where they now and Mrs. Harold Gless and family I Anderson. Delton. Route 1. on Jan. purpose. That was back in the He ward Bliss son ut Mra Pauline' ‘1 ?£ Dwi«ht of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mr* Ar- 8; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.; live. W1 Tdr«r.y lor DMrall mrr M 3S3S Bl.cZbur.r Red. Avon- day* when Freeport wa* Just get­ Mr. Oleas was born in Waterloo. chic Thomas and Wm. Thomas of George Stanford, Haxtlngs. Route ting a start. .-her., he w». Idd.uUd Into the ««• P»'"' " Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gless and 4. on Jan. 10; a daughter lo Mr and They were married at Carlton Canada in the year 1871. He came ,.ppredUee "• IMnhun lor Ur. TUnfamily of Alto. Dr. and Mrs H. S. • bu Bolter Br.rln. Co. »» .n- Center in 1682 by the Rev. Myer* his |»renu who resided In Games Wedel and family of Freeport. Mrs. Mrs. Sjuri Moe. Hastings. Route 5. Non Jan. 11; a daughter to Mr. and spent i.™ their early married life . . ' Mr., M> smith Kopp ten Tu.-.-1 n«un«« '»■»'' ' A «r.dete ot Um and uXr »r Vivian Anderson of Freeport. Mr Mrs. Robert Rteor. 434 E. Walnut d.y lor lhe home ol her d«U«hlor Mtehld.n C. «. ol MldO. Mr. Mrs. Glcu was born in Chicago and Mrs Farrell Anderson of Has­ Mr., olenn Odlkl. In c.lg.ry, Al- Bommer joined Urn TOIImy.ig.n- moving to their present home In In the year 1873 where she lived tings and Miss CoHnne Gless of St . on Jan. 12; a son to Mr and Mrs. Albert Steeby, HOAting*. Route the village 22 years ago. herui. Cunodo. .here .he will owke,^^” until her marriage. Mr. and Mra. Allo. 3. on Jan. 13. a daughter to Mr. and. very acuvc and lake a - - | eluued experienc* In Uie company’* - Both ar* verj her home. Mra. George McNutt. 3124 E. Thorn . .partt in the work of the .. sales and engineering department*, prominent Dr. R. G Finnic and Dr. Gordon HONORED AT BANQl’ET 81. on Jan. 13; a daughter tn Mr. , I --------------- ■«>*----------- — ,i Campbell Chun Church of the Brethren FL hei are In New York City this YOUNG PEOPLES DANCE FOR DEALERS ON MONDAY and Mra Donald Manning. 236 E. where they have been members for Week attending special courses at WELL ATTENDED I nearly fifty years Mr Henney has Monday evening Mr. and Mrr. High St . on Jan. 13. seven girls the Bellevue hospital, arranged by Charles Barne* *nd Lawrence always been interested in the af­ Rolfe Bulling attended the banquet and one boy. the W K. Kellogg Foundation. I Moon- were responsible, in large fairs of lhe community and since for Hotpoint dealers in this section Medical patients at lhe hospital , Mra. W M Stebbins. Mr* Jack part, for tijc success of the dance coming to the village to reside has YOU CAN DO BETTER AT of Michigan, held at Uie Hart hotel ar.. Mr*. Rosa Haight. Hasting*, Stem .nd BUly imd Belen S«I, party |)iny for young >oune people at.the Epls- taken [w,n „ „„„ part m e varlah active in „, the in Battle Creek. Because of the ex- Rev. Carl Cook. Logan. W. Va.. and ”” «“m .Si “a me’1 p"‘'.h H™sr ‘S' “”•' Tiie Women1* Club held their cellcnt record Rolfe has made dur- Mrs Frank Francisco. Middleville, Mrs. Stem remaining to attend the Phone 2396 of last week. For eight years lie served as a Friday meeting in lhe Masonic din­ ing the year selling Hotpoint stoves Route 2. Furniture ball with her husband. [ Freezing weather outside failed member of the village council and ing room. Sixty members and their and refrigerators, he was awarded) Mn lngoK Larsen. 47 Lorraine Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Morris and to cool the enthusiasm of lhe young guest* attended The speaker for a diamond ring by the company. Cl pomuc, is making a good re-, duughter Marguerite, from Phila­ jieopir of Hastings as they flocked wa* a member of the board ot edu- w cation for <ven year*. Willie still । the program was Mrs. Winifred B. the only one to be thus honored very from a recen t nw]or oper . delphia. Pu.. returned home lost; to the party after the basketball a resident of Carlton township, he । Loggaiu of Uie Home Economics though several were given diamond atj0lv • week after visiting their brother game. Music wa* furnished by rewas for seven years highway com- Dept, of Kellogg Company in Bat- pl,w___________ _____________ j Others, who are showing improveand slater. Mr and' Mrs. " ’ m-)CWdlngs played on a machine mlssioner and was justice of the ( He Creek. The topic was "Adven... | menl after major ojjerations. are Endsky. .; loaned by John Bulling and Sons peace six years. He became a di- | tures in Eating.” Mrs. Loggan* told W. R. C. NOTES Mr. It. D Knl>l»m rrlunted on I _ - met^ Albert N**h. Hriitings. Rode S: This party wa* one of a series rector of Uie State Bank of Free-; of her travels in Canada. South! The memoers of W. R. C. Thundur Iron, swurlhawrr. p.. vouna j, ln re. port al the time it wa* organized A America ana the uie United mutcu State* and at merica and at tneir their nan hall January JanuaTy b8-. Dinner pinner L,enry11C?Ik’ describedim typical foods enjoyed in was served at noon with Carrie Rt»s»cH Hart. Cloverdale. Route 1. .. ---------------and continued in that capacity ­ -------- •----------Mrs. Clarence Helmer. Hastings. pairnV. and young people. Tha, m the bunk closed in 1932. each locality. — The talk was humorWelton ■— as - chairman.BS:- rHw*u“ s yo “n ™: -ii, ----------- . Mro^. and Mn . Henney have one ous as well as Instructive and was' The regular meeting was con- Route 4; Miss Vivian Benton, Na*henthusiastically received by the au-; ducted in the afternoon as it was ville; Llewellyn Campbell. Middle­ ville and Mri. Hcrbcit Wedel, Fl re­ I Arnwrr Hall, Co»»«>. And ar. jdannod alter o( t|,e shoots al Wyandotte lor dlencc. impossible for the installing staff Bov. and Mr». S- Cow" Malli-1 brfrtb.il same. Uie nuny yean. They .Uo bale a Pecan* in cake coated with a maple-pecan icii*f. At the business meeting of the; to come from Kalamazoo. Stella port. S? X1..*££ next party will oe Jan io grandson and a granaaaugnt^. club it wa* voted lo use the sav- Loveman acted as installing officer Music of Spain Tiie sponsoring organizations will whom they greatly enjoy. Ings account to buy u defense bond Those installed were: Pres.. Tillie Sargeant James E. Alexander of | The music of Spain, contrary to welcome your comments end your, Both Mr and Mrs. Henney have and the members also made a do- Hocvenair; S. V. P.. Marie Smith; Fort Custer at 3 p. m. Saturday iI help-. Please gel in touch with lhe sood health and each summer nation to the "Red Cross." |j. v. P. Minnie Myers; Tress.. E*- it* painting, declined with the em­ January 24. in the First Presbyte­ | Y Secretary or call 2716. Recrea- )nakc trip* lo northern Michigan Mrs Howard Frost. Mrs. Elmer , thcr Fett; Sec. Nellie Gower; pire in the late Sixteenth and early rian church parlors at Baltic Seventeenth centuries, and relion programs are greatly needed where they spend some time with Parcel!. Mra. Martin Schramm and chaplain. Carrie Welton; conduct rarccti. »i». cnapiain, vamc wcnwi, uunnuii- — --­ CThL. from nwav wlio attended'1 “ nd a 'elr .f.n wn an* andlamUy at their nnj . re' r. ’beiug developed rtevr1nlM»<l by 11V Uiescj tlteSl' th «u.i. I.mllu ut tlialr take l*kl* Mrs. Lewis Hine were hostesses for or> Lucy Turner; Asst. Con . Grace mained in--- comparativeobscurity JTm-raTo/1 Mra ohf wlzaUons ^__________ | home^ont^rYnd'^rc the tea which followed lhe program ghute; Asst. Guard. Blanch Sum-; until the mid-Nineteenth. But the I -me table was centered with a | niErs, patriotic Instructor, Eixina name* ofAlbeniz. Granado*. De Vere1,Mr°sn 'm'i *and i "’VJl^.S^Jmeettextile Worn- ,hcy “tend VBrtm“ reUfl0U5 “,th' jIW arrangement of sjiring Rowers ”Gilmore. Falla, -— rin.’.r. I1 iionroe: .._____ MurtetaiLGtady ««■■-<...■■ _ «... — •• Nin ••• and’■ Turina —..-I--are ---- —sutficient m-l—• ering*. 1 which offered a pleasing contrast prcse cor, Margaret Palmer, Loa evidence that It hat again come into Their manyfriendsthroughout i to the zero weather outside. In- Ferguson. Clara Tinkler; Color Mr. nnd Mra. Elmer Bivens of Nash­ day evening. January 16. at 8 the countyhope for this highly es-1 eluded in the lovely assortment of Bearers. Gertrude Birlow. Maryville und Mr. and Mrs. Lee Atwood o’clock nt the Moose Hall with Mrs., tej.med COuple^many more annivercookie* were many that Mrs. Lx>g- Adams. . Bubbling Beverage* of Lansing. Franccs Grover a* guest. I ri gan* had made in her kitchen al ‘ —- ----------------- ---To keep the bubble* in carbonated Mrs. Edward Caukin. who has Mis* Hah Reed k to be initiated.))| the Kellogg Company hiawatha drinks, pour lhe beverage slowly into tiie chapter in honor of Mr*. INJURED IN AUTO The next meeting will be the an- REBEKAH MJDGF. down the tide of the glass. And mcr Caukin since Christmas. left Grover. ACCIDENT IN DEC. nual luncheon and election of ofThe Hiawatha Rebekah lodge InThursday for TUUnhoma. Tenn., At 2'30 P M. an executive coin-1 Word was received here Tuesday ftcei*. Till* is ■ cloned meeting and . stalled Uie following ufficei* Janu- always serve at Ute proper chilled mid from there she left with mittce merung-b to be held and thul Mr temperature. Mfs OUo ol a friend for Fort Ord. near Mon­ nt 4 30 all committee chairman are) Minneapolis. Minn., were quite seri- the member* will be called as soon . ary 9: N. O„ Bertha Leonard; V. as Mrs. Byron Fletcher, social ■ g , Bertha Weyerman; Rec. Sec., terey. Cal. where Edward Caukin invited to meet with the executive. onsJy lnjured ln an aut0 accident chairman, has completed plans, tor' Emma Carpenter; Fin. Sec., Inez Pig SUe* of Marble and the friend’s husband are sta­ comnultee. These meeting* will be. Pig sties at Uie new penitentiary December 28 and were taken to the luncheon. , Haynes; Trcns. Verta Annable; tioned. followed by a pot-luck supper. Mrs J (hp b/johns hospital al Iola. | Warden. Iola Wilke*: Conductor. in the Isle of Pine* ere made parUy Dale J Larabec and Lorna A. Bert Ullery and Mn. Rozell Stan-1 Kj|n where 1IEK.VHNETT-YOUNG , sina^Oiddtags: ” TnMde guardian^ n ’ » rble and are •c<’urcd re«ular‘ werc released on Sinn Giddings: Inside guardian. Sonnevlllc. both of Hope ToWnshlp. ton will be the Recejition Commit- p^embef 30 They arc now on the On Saturday. Jan 3, tiie mar-' josle Hall . Outside guardian. Feme I •• are R*c P1*’were married al the Presbyterian tee to receive the- new candidate n and wlth thetr wn.to.|BW riage of Miss Mary E. Young of Tolle*. Chaplain. Minnie Myera. B. ---------inansc al 7.30 p. m. Monday. Janu­ and guest. 1 and daUghter at Kansas City. They Otsego lo OU* Herminett of Prairie- s. N G.. Grace Shute; L. S. N. G.,' Cane* and Umbrella* ary 12. They were attended by Mr Mrs. Rozell Stanton. | (lM() nicely started their win- Ville was solemnized at lhe home Gladys Kelley; R. 5 V G. Sarah England export* more than $5Q0. . and Mrs. Donald Manning of 236 Publiclty Chairman • tpr yaompn when live accident oc- of the bride's faUier, Howard Roush; L- S. V G.. Mary James. 000 worth of cane* and umbrellas E. High Street. The newly married aMNiTAi riRANli' curred. their car . veered off the Young and her great-grandmother. Musician. Stella Foreman j in normal time*. couple will make their home in COUNCIi FIRE road "nd h“ “ brttUc “buUnent Mrs Amanda Lawrence In Otsego Ttie'iQdgc gave a large table and, Hastings. / The Rcv. I. W. Minor read the serv-, *25.00 to^Uu? Red Craw. ice in the presence of the tnune- j All enjoyed the 0:30 supper before ‘ dlate famille* ' lodge. Attending Uie bridal couple were I--------- , < ----------------Mrs. Guy Ballard as matron ot MILO-CRESSEY honor and Carlton Spencer a* best LITERARY CLUB man The Homo Literary club of Milo The Moit Beautiful An informal reception with re-' mid Cressey met at lhe home of STEAM HEAT win. . vatv mc-sase Wavc-Tlines ’Mr. oeincr is a fre»hm*nte followed the ceremony.; Mrs Dorothy Pettengill Thursday. Spectacle in America HOT * COLD WATER B t» ... — 1 Jan 8 Mrs. Lulu Sniff in was the about the part that every Camp' brother of Mrs Ella Blough of H*5SHOWER BATH FORGOT HIS BADGE assisting hostess. Fire girl may play in Civilian De- Ungs > n r ----- OF IDENTIFICATION Wynn Crum of Kalamazoo was and tiie most practical. Ear tense to help our country win this brumMELS—ANDERS Single 83-50 per J. H. Tredinnick, of lhe E. W. the guest speaker, his topic being temples are not screwed war. MiM Shirley Anders, daughter of Bliss Co,, knows how it seems not "Modern Trends in Interior Decor­ to lhe lenses. The "lens Mbs Myra Bumgardner of the MfB HatUc Anders of Cloverdale. to be allowed to enter his place of ating."________ , _________ Battle Creek district will be tn ^4^ the bride of Harold Brum­ business With the increase of de­ arm" give* streamlined charge of this very important meet- m>. of |{enry Brumnwla ot fense work at the Bliss Co, came MARRIAGE LICENSES beauty, style. Comfort and ing which everV Camp Fire girl in Saturday night. Jan. 10, the n*ed for additional guards Harold O Brummej. City 31 by eliminating frame Hasttags 1* urged to attend. | at hoBlc Mr and Mrs. Geo­ around tiie plant. The other day Shirley E. Anders. Cloverdale . ..21 strains prevent* breakage. —------ —------------------------ —--------------- Keller. 829 N. Broadway, by Rev Mr. Tredinnick forgot his identifi­ Gordon W Cola. City18 Come in and try the Nu. ... - —4 Mrs. B. E Manker. Mrs. Jessie Kel­ cation badge and the guard would Edna M. Wunn. City ------ .... “.18 ler. sister of the groom. aUanded not let him Into lhe building It fflount. 30' the bride. George Keller served a* was necessary for some of lhe men Arthur C. Skltimore. Hasting* These coat* tell regularly for Mr*. Norine Coombes. Hastings See "Doc" Newton, regis­ Inside lo vouch for Mr. Tredinnick best man. 20/i to 40'< more. DURFEE *** tered Optometrist, and see The bride wore a street length before he tould enter. better. ‘ blue crepe dress for her wedding. Since Uic bad slonn Saturday Achieve that well groomed look with Concave Pillow night Durfee liu been snowbound. ONE LOT OF professional hair-styling. Through If you iuc* 10 rvaa in o*a •««« There will be a missionary meet-1 SIGHT TEST FREE. , A reception was held following find that you spend a good bit of1 jng at East Baltimore U B church shampoo and skillful wave sets. j the ceremony with thirty gue»U at­ your reading time rearranging pH-1 Thursday evening. Jan 15. at 8 Abo. glasses adjusted free. tending. low* co that your nock do»«n’t feel . o’clock. Mr and Mr*. Roy Hough -1 Mr. and Mr*. Bruminel* will make lied in knots, then you don’t know t$n. ■— — •-------— ■-* -------------•— •fromt ------returned mlaaionaries Regularly $3.98 MACH1NE1.EMS " "P their residence at 706 W. Green about the new concave, bone-shaped Africa, will be present. SPECTACLE REPAIRING Now Street. Harting*, j' ' ‘ MAKE pillow designed especially for readRcasanably Priced Flager Wave Q Ac Shampoo A EE* R«j>Lacing white paint, penna •1 ers-in-bed The pillow covering* APPOINTMENTS Dried OU Finger Wave □□ AN.NOl'NCE MARRIAGE nent traffic line* of yellow vitrified . Mr. and Mr* Wallace Campbell ere of rafon »atin in rich dubonnet. brick are being Mt into some New, EAKLY GEORGE M. NEWTON aimounce the marriage of their ami dusty rose, green ?r blue, end you York street*. ~ _____ Myron W of Camp Wolter*. Texas can buy washable cotton allpcover* to Jean Brown, daughter of Or­ bound in ricrac to keep the tailn About 90 per cent of the feature 104 East J*ata StrMl from becoming .toiled. Both *lipville Brown of thia city. The wed­ film* shown In New Zealand are ding took place New Year-* Eva covers and pdlow* are iu the inex­ American, Abe Department of Com­ pensive class. merce report*. •t Palo Pinu>, Texas. 18 SUITS Sizes 35 to 40 $1850 VALUES - NOW $1395 $2250 VALUES - NOW $1695 $2750 VALUES - NOW $1895 20 MACKINAWS Sizes 16 to 40 $750 VALUES - NOW $495 $1000 VALUES - NOW $695 6 Ladies' Plaid JACKETS, Sizeil4,l6,l8 $750 VALUES - NOW $495 $1O»o VALUES - NOW $595 $1250 VALUES - NOW $695 23 Prs. Ladin.' SNO PANTS, Size. 8 -18 $345 VALUES $500 VALUES THE HASTINGS WOMEN’S CLUB NOW $245 NOW $345 BAIRD’S Bakery Specials MAPLE NUT ANGEL FOOD CAKE 30c PINEAP'LE-CHERRY TOP CAKES 35‘ UANGIIAUT BAKERY (‘(’eawtct Ifa&u! JANUARY COAT SALE! ROOMS THENU-MOUNT Cleorance of winter coats including sport, dress, fur trimmed and plain coats. All colors, styles and sizes. *8” $9’5 *12” HOTEL HASTINGS Fur fabric! $14.95 Smooth Silhouette Is "Tops" for *42! r' PERMANENTS $0.50 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP CHENILLE ROB Bonnet & Gown �TUI H.ISTTNCS BINNTB. TnHUDlT. > ASTUtT IS, 1H1 RDS OF TH AN abundance of muskrats during Uie recent trapping season, many south western Michigan trappers are ad­ vocating a longer open season on mink in reports received by the conservation department's game THE CHURCHES Sheldon Agency Surety Bonds lias Hastings Conservation and Outdoor Notes THAXKN—We • relatives. trilend* quent seining* showed a few min­ nows ot the original plantings per­ sisted up to five years. Evidence of natural reproduction wtu found Unofficial reports indicate that the mink take in this part of the opinion on tiie muskrat catch, some trappen reporting leas tlian Swanwon Agency Life Auto I a Wished for the apparent decrease in the muskrat supply in south­ western counties, but many trap­ pers and hunters believe it is due largely to the extent to which the mink have been preying upon the Tornado Fire You ar* always ..miFTT Stat* Farm Service Man. Farm Buivaa Sial* Agent. vere drouth experienced in this area during late August and Sep­ tember may have been a contribu­ ting factor. Fur buyers say it Is difficult to AUCTION SALES List Xovf Sale With HENRY FLANNERY DR. L. J. CASTON No further plantings of lake emerald shtnen in Michigan’s in­ land lakes sliould be made, except OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. DISABLED FARM ANIMALS HORSES - $5.00 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $5.00 compleird tiie sixth checkup on , shiner plantings begun in 1933 with the conclusion that ull attempts lo Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service Coal, Gas and Oil Fired furnished and in- HASTINGS LIVESTOCK SALES ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Eavestroughiag Notice of Annual Meeting C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE THE GRANGES WOODLAND MUTUAL Fire Insurance Company JERRY ANDRUS dlllllUllllllllllllIlBIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIIigillllllln^ NOTICE to FARMERS Shipping Livestock Every Saturday I am buying all kinds of hides, sheep pelts and deer akin*. Also buying butcher hides. - JAKE DEPRIESTER The Leading Fur and Hide Dealer The Annual Meeting of the Policyholders of the Woodland Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in the Woodland Town Hall on Tuesday. Jan­ uary 20, 1942, at 10:00 A. M. for the purpose of electing business ARCHIE TOBIAS Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2588. or call 717—F3 through the {nisc wasted t-> a<> b-.—«..»l , earn for one rhlld. Hood |..y oil PIANO TUNING Call E. T. WOOD Kill NAI.E -T«‘. Ilelcian roll. r»min< three and f>mr rear. I'arlly broken. r.~,4 onri. N>« co«J heller. tw. « laaliiiga, Mich. •ry Durhams all lo fre.hen in March and April. Oarer Flantean. 3 mile, •o’ith. 4 mile weat nf Woodland on Mil ____ 1 15 FOR SALE—3 >ou»K eowe. to ■fFeaken la February, aae HoUleta, one Jer- EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING Also a complete line of Myer* Elec ric Pumpa Instilled and serviced. John Wflkea. Route 3. Phone lla.ttaaa i n M 7H. three mile, .with ftrhen Harr. Id5 FOR RALE—leirre Gu-rn.ey row. dur ■ year, old Alan ilr-rk of *.0*4 breed,n* ewe*. Ralph Striker, phonr^ HEIFER*—.! Durham and ooTV*La 1 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 2-26 AUCTIONEER bred after July 1.1 List your Auction Sale* with Kriimite* chterfully given. Date* can b* med* at Banner office. Phone 3467 Haetinge, Mich tl Electrical Wiring CASH i GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MJ No. Michigan Avena* Phono 2837 Hasting* C/UteiUltL’C’? ’■i '* |i|l EXPERIENCED 1 FITTER ’ • > ■ LY BARKER'S 1 PETS FOB BALB k MISCELLANEOUS BOAKDINO DOOS—By day or weak. Call 70S—FIS or 34*3. Al Br.amer If HOUSEHOLD OOODS POE SALE n'lH BALKr-Wali,, nptaet de,k. Alaa. bab| balhtart. PKoo. J|«3. Mr. Hastings Phon* 21 IS ahaiw ata,,.-,. 7IS B. MKk.gaa. Rainy da/note: One of The new , est umbrellas on lhe market, made of a lightweight silk treated with Uie synthetic kuroseal to make it wa­ terproof and stain resistant has a binocular-shaped handte which con­ 8 13* ceals a pair of toe rubbers. Superior Judge J. T. Ranald of Washington state, who is so vener­ able that King county lawyers date almost everything BR or AR (be- Surviving the shock as readily as he has his eighty-five and one-third years, the judge read a letter from M. L. Bonham, chief justice of the South Carolina supreme court, who admitted being just five and one* . TOWNSEND Secretary C. |. MOORE. President ''viiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniii1"’ AUCTION SALE Ronald recently wrote Bonham, demanding that the latter be more definite on two particular*: "I—Are you a real Hying judge? and 3—are you over elghty-five and one-third THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1942 "An affirmative ruling on those two questions," Judge Ronald wrote further, "will automatically strike from a moving corpus ad (dis) satisfaclendem ail surplus cockiness, but leaving it, however, good so far as showing a case of intent to nar­ row or lessen the proportionate dis- Block cow, duo Feb. 7. Block and white cow, fresh Sept. 27. cows FEED I shall with undisturbed poise con­ sole myself with the hope that sometime 1 may meet you in that High Court of Just Rewards, where, from the enrichment you must have contributed to life, I conclusively presume you are, and where 1 hope American Cemeteries In Europe Thera are eight American nation­ al cemeteries in Europe of which WASTED—Pair of -letrh. State pr.e» at,d roaditiaa.«t um<-- S’. V. Moftil, H > 'I. 1 .1,. • I I■ 'WaSTEIi -t led Btudw rou.h Cali ___ 1 is WAITED—3 ten .ee..nd ar 3rd'rwlticr alfalfa Kay Hr,.. Motor Co Phone . luifera ft 41< !• tuna old Write and alate wherr located. -Wm Bayne. I'..- • It ■ it-, CLOTHING — FOB BALE . FOR NAlMw-Wwmau-a winter coat, fur <twain.rd l.tark truadrluth. Sire about 3* Huiialdr fo, elderly lady. |n good rondltion Cheap. Call 3*0*. tf FOR SALE—O.0.4 black w..-l r»at with llae-on fur collar. .Ur 16 Call al V.-J W I.hl | ‘Oldest* Judge in U. S. Discovers Another Older Quantity of hay. Several loads of shredded corn stalks. WANTED / WE IIVY < IIICKF.Xh — fall Food Canter. 3«<ta 11.5 WASTED—Cuatom b«itcherin< by an ea MrtotMwd Luteher tall at IM E. For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Laod. by -*n M. ftanlop ! FOR PAl.F Two dairy row... aim r—d . rnunc team Ralph Kenyan. 3 aillei We.t ..f Middleville Phone Middle ' Ttlfe «!» Fl I If.. 1 with ealf b, '.ide*'11 Mould 'a|.« , like to buy aheep Ira Peake. R 5 _ ~ . 1 FOR BALE­ FRUITS AND PBODUCE — Foil S tl.E—Appir* 50r haabrl and •i,. I ... ii..,.-. ml mat i, mH* north and 4 ml ea.t Hirhnry Cor Prompt Service and Reliable Work at Fair Price*. DEFOREST 8NYDEE, SR. R. J, Halting* Phon* 714—Fl2 if Truss Fitting E 705 W. Baud Hundar rchool al lO.OOr Preaching eerrtee at 11:00. Young People'* acrcier at 7:00. EMPLOYMENT WANTED Eiangniittk **r*ke at 7 45. ' WANTED -Wa.T.or. Will r.u EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1 and deli.er Write "Waahing." rarBev. Deo M. Gory. Better Hanrer | 378 W. Center St. Phon* 38SI LOST, FOUND. STRAYED Holy Communion *:OO, Funday srhool 80:00I.UKT—T-teiggan Tliur. ‘ Jan a Mernlug Prajvr and Sermon 11:00. • l-rtn Fra,.* llaal-j farm and Puie lake. Finder pleau- rail 1 M Hut. OF THE NAZARENE Ur Prairies »ll» phone or D'wder Eaet CHURCH Martball St. In Hrat block west ol Hanover St. • LOHT—Pair red rimmed rla».e. Ki.tif* Bev. Alfred SUvcrnUL Faitor | Carol Fuller. 'll U <-r.«r> HI. II >. Roa. 333 W*et Green Street Phone 37*4 Bunday eetiool 10:'.H), Morning worihlp AUTO-BODY. AND 11:00. Young People* irrri** 7.00. MOTOR REPAIRING Evangelistic aervke 7:45. luanty Inf,, AlTOMOniLE OI.ANN- Broken nindowa errvice Tuesday 7:30. ; and •tail shield. rrptaerd at very Wednesday Mid week prayer lerrlce In aiuall goat. We. know 1 oj to fsl ehureh at 7:30. Kia.. Altana H<-.lr Khop. Haating. Friday Mtaatanary meeting at chureh. . 1 11 al 7.30. Foil Nri.K—« »r »ld Jersey row. calf ly aide. fall Tltl 'l Ed Waller." DEWEY REED ■ COWS - $4.00 Our Hastings collector will give prompt service. J Phone Hastings 2565 We pay the Phone Charges [ Huting* Marshall Furnaces Repairs ccrn among angler*. says Carbine, as the six checkups showed good breeding stocks of native forage r fish .. present in each of Uie lakes used in the Investigation. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Extension drop-leaf table. 2 bedsteads and springs. Double bench wringer. I dox. 2-qt. fruit jars. I dox. 1-qt. fruit jars. HARNESS MACHINERY McCormick grain binder. McCormick-Deering riding cultivator. Ajax cultivator. Riding plow. Oliver walking plow. Scythe. Drill. Spring tooth drag and cart. Spike tooth drag. MISCELLANEOUS Some blacksmith tools. Fence stretcher. Spray pump. Post hole digger. Several pitch forks and shovels. Clover seed sower. I.X.L. windmill, 30 foot tower. Lard press and sausage stuffor. Sausage grinder. Feed cooker. 10-gol. meat crock. 6-gal. meat crock. 5-gal. stone churn. 3-gal. stone chum. 5-gal. gloss chum. 2 10-gal. milk cans. 30 potato crates. Grindstone. Other articles too numerous to mention. Automatic Wrapper and Sealer A machine has been invented to wrap and seal merchandise of varlnas sixes and shapes in a transpar­ ent. elastic material made of chem- Silk Hosiery Big Business Silk hosiery in Canada is a big cosiness It is produced at the rate I >f *33 per minute. Terms of Sole: Cosh day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. C. "BILL" SHERWOOD IHSURAHCI MRS. LYNN ALLERDING, Prop DEWEY REED, Auctioneer. [ �arblne. THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR DEAN EUGENE DAVENPORT WAS ONE OF COUNTY'S MOST GIFTED SONS HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1942 RURAL WOMEN INVITED TO M.S.C. I Columbia river for nearly 35 miles | ■ up and down the valley. Along the • drive are Latourell Falls. Shepperds! -- ------ y Fall* With a drof> cf Mist Falk. Bridal Veil . Pulls, Wahkeena Palls. Multnomah (Continued from page l. Sec. 1) Falls. Oneonlta Gorge and tunnel, curely anchored with 64 anchors. Horsetail Falla. Beacon Rock. Tooth weighing 65 ton* each, In the lake j Kock and Bonneville Dam. bottom Each section seetinn i» 350 asn eel feet’-----------------------F«Us are second . bottom^Each waUrfuIU m the Unlud DELIGHTFUL TRIP THROUGH THE WEST !»?■ SECTION TWO-PAGES 1 Slurry Sypatha th* white and remove seeds then DOWLING ,------------- —....... —---------- ---------iiiv TV. O. *j. o. wiu nirck ins a fine knife in your food grinder. wrek on Thursday Jan. 18 at lhe Letthem sund in two cup. of jug- church a* usual with Mn Odle ar While lhe jello sets, or let thcm'puher ,nd Mr*. jBCg Anx4d set while the jello stands. I don't. charge of dinner arrangements. care. But combine them with the I Mr*. Ella Smith and MUa Mary jello the same as you would any. i*ham will ba hosteoara to Um Oom­ fruit and let stand, or set. for twen- ■ muxilty birthday club Tuesday aflty four hours. ernoon at the former's home east of * • * . .. 1 town. The ladles all are Invited. Isnt it lucky we dont airing, Mri Wm Stanford 1* at Grand cranberries lo trim the Chrhtma* MMuUng In lhe care of her tree nowadays? The price of a 1uur-ln-law, Mrs. John Ten Harpound of cranbfrtles wm buy kel who sunered a stroke recently, enough bauble* to make the tree Mnd Mrt. Ten Harkel have m n m«l> vulua hm • • • Mr. and Mr*. Robert Abendrolh There's propaganda going around. । of Battle Creek were weekend I looked up lhe Philippine Islands1 BUe*t* of their parents. Mr. and In the World Books and found there I Mr*. Marshall Pierce. were 3.141 of them and was going1 Mr. and Mr*. Dale Pennock are to start a paragraph with a Did- caretaker* at lhe Guy Schermehom you-know about it and last night -home ' -- ------ «-------- ---■ while the -• Schermehom* are over th* radio I heard that there spending the winter in Florida. Mr. are over 7 J00 of the Islands. Some­ Pennock u maintenance man at body's stealing my thundar. the Kellogg Clear lake Camp. How to feed and clothe a typical rural Michigan family during these (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) By Jane Cameron i days of changing prices, war emer­ knew good land when he saw It/ gency and shortages and substitutes their admiration, and their :wly feature the program detlgned Hl* farm Is one qf c ‘ tiie ’ finest “ •In that hip. ।1 *°' e' ' for ’women who attend home ecoIf this column Ls a mess, you can / splendid township. Whlle acting a* Dean he did a re- j nomic* arialon* during the com- long. 60 fret wide and 14 •, fret siaur*. 62u fret, and wa* named for | blame 11 on the storm. There are 7 he story of the Other's decision to become a farmer reveals Uie Dav­ markable piece of extension work Ing 27th annual Farmers' Week at deep The loadway Is?1, fret above Chief Multnomah, a legendary In- loo many kid* in this house. Sonny the lake's surface and there k no dlan chieftain, who U supposed to trimmed Rusty's ruffle and then enport characteristics of Independ­ tiiat benefit ted the stale a* well a* Michigan State College Feb. 2-6. — •been ------ the only Indian chief- she didn’t have any more sense have ence nnd good Judgment. He wa* a 11* fanners. He pioneered a move-- War and Uie cost of living are vibration or away In-the bridge. A**-ment to procure a complete soil map ’ featured in home economic* talks huge float ini' drewspan near the successful in banding the warlike than to get on his lap while he was x carpenter by trade, and a good one. of JWnoj/SolU were tested in every • Tuesday^Feb. 3 In^he afternoon east end of the bridge affords a . tribes together with a peace pact. shaving and he took the electric \ *•“rJrfwiw'iMT£il'™p'“ Miiw dUcuMlon ohoohslSeriuy. channel opening of 202 fret, permit- 1 The falls have their source In an ex­ razor to her face and now she's madeTshowlng’The'character of' ihe j »*« present ideas for eight par- Ung .the passage-of large vessels,__________________ tinct volcano. Larch Mt . 4 095 feet mail and Patsy is singing Ben Ber­ soll w d for what crop* it was fitted tlctpant*. with Dr Irma Gros* of plying Lake Washington. The total high. Many legend* and tradition* nie's "Fraidy Cal" al her with more jjftlie and shape it for iU),intended Ita.n “ chairman. project co*t wa* 17.675.688. exclusive mark lhe history of this tamou* gusto than is necessary and any­ uses?X>n< day while Mr Davenport There were acceasiblc to the owners ot the farms. If soil borings and ,,WJ’d,Jfida! * Day Dr of coal of right of way. and other; river and the surrounding areas, body that could be heard above the test* Indicated mineral wealth, that! ^al‘lc Dy*, (lean of home Konomlcs, " ------ — " — Beacon Rock. 850 *feet■ ----high, 'is a dim Ls a honey. working under a boa* on a good­ wa* reported—particularly if It c*“«nnan of the Michigan Nutrition supervising and engineering coats. sized building, in Toledo, he noticed promised profitable development.. °*f«“*’ committee, will offer point- Work was begun In Dec.. 1938. and great monolith of basaltic lava the bridge was opened to traffic m Look alike—The proprietor of the covering 10!.acres at the base. that tiie bos* gave the harder.! und Hte work a* Dean and a* head of :•era state program. ,ra on the “ a,e P ro“ra”> Fourteen n; July. 1940. This unique product of Salmon wheels are seen here, an Lev Office Supply Co. and Wen­ • most disagreeable part of the work men and women will exchange com­ to the oldest carpenter who wiu Uie extension service won the ap­ ' menu in an afternoon nutrition । engineering genius wim designed to automatic device used in catching dell Willkie. । surmount- the obstacle • • • of- this - 22 salmon in the upper Columbia river. a skilled artisan. Right then and proval of cities as well a* rural roundtable discuasion The school kids keep slugging Hundred* of columns of descrip­ there" lie decided that if thut was distiicta. hence the Illinois leghla-1j Sociology nnd a description of,' mile long take anu the conseque nt Excuse me. folks. I have to go. little Ml**, bom lo Mr. and Mr*. drive around which it necessitated tive narrative could be written about each other and Patsy comes home him and his work iibenil to be his lot when he grew old. then lure gave । women in wartime Britain feature The Yaps are invading my cup­ Gee. SUnford al Pennock hospital Situated on Puget Sound. Seattle there marvels of nature and still with her clothes in rags so I’m he was through with that trade. He *uPP°rt the Thursday schedule, followed In board. making her patch them and I'd is blessed with both fresh und* salt the subject would not be exhausted During the first World War. Dean determined that he would own a the afternoon by the style show ..... and Ls an important . Among the delightful memoriesrather do a month's mending for farm nnd be hl* own boss. So he Davenport was not only consulted, Exhibits planned for the week in­ water harbor* f“ Alaskan and Oriental :---------------------------------------, Mama Dionne than to get her to that -----Mis. _ Evans and Mrs. McCoy came to Michigan, found In Wood­ but wiu. commissioned. by President elude a consumer information cen­ port for land the bi acres be wanted and Wilson to do Important work in ter, a room adapted to family Uv- trade. Street* and building* are recall is that of'seeing the Aurora put on one patch. Anybody who bought it. Leter. to earn money for getting daU a* to food and foodi lng tn wartime, and nutrition ma­ modern. the residential sections Borealis, or northern llghu. from a gets her started and keeps with her ■ are attractive and parks and play- vantage point on the Blue Ml. top to the finish needs a shot of Vita­ earning on .'1* farm work, he did products and the best mean* of in­ terials for county commlltfes I ground* are a coiutanl source ol The display of color was gorgeous. min B one. this darn typewriter build n few of lhe best house.* In suring adequate crops When the | pleasure to Seattle's residents. Tiie the ray* of the lights filling the hasn't any 1 down where it should that township. But farming and de- "tan retired from college work in OBITUARY 1022. he _______________________ continued his interest In ... I Ouyla'L. Pease, son of AlbertusUniversity of Washington is Located - whole dome of the sky—a thrilling be for Bl. ■ vcloping the country was always his 192: here, with an cnrollm«Bl of moreIAnd awesome sight. such subjects, and spent much time and Adelia (Woodard! Pease was first objective. I In research and Investigation. I . The city of Portland, like Seattle. ‘v Everyone speculates on why the bom February 10. 1870 near Beadle than 10.000 student*. Eugene Davenport grew to man­ Our two Hasting* women were, u uuilt on hill* with snowcapped Japs bombed Pearl Harbor when hood on that Woodland farm. His I Dean ■ Davenport's willingness to, lake. Calhoun county and .passed an ouUUndlng away December 28. 1941 at the delighted to meet Mr and Mrs. Me- Mt. Hood, that most perfect moun- they did. Wasn't it ordered from parent* had had meager education- 'serve others was ... Berlin lo take the eyes of the world nl advantage*. They determined that characteristic, ea pec la Uy in his home home of his son-in-law and daugh­ Intyre's fine family of two sons and min peak, in lhe distance. off -------------------lhe Germans'-------own-------------------reverse fooltheir son must have the best they town and county. He often spoke at ter. Mr and Mrs laurence Bost­ a daughter. Loren. Jr., a brilliant, Mrs McCoy and Mrs. Evans felt — । young man. an ensign in the navyx; tlial they had to hurry homeward ■ work? Sort of an antidote for decould give him. He attended the dinner clubs, teachers' meetings and wick near Augusta. • At lhe age ot six years he. with has been around lhe world twice so did not tarry as long os they’ feat, so lo speak. district school, also the Woodland religious gathering*, never taking and was planning to leave In a few wished hi Portland but went un! . • ' ’ his parent*, moved to Cedar Creek village school. Eugene loved farm- compensation. ----- He -• ------- •— -*-------always had some­ from Iter,. vl. Weter. ld.hu, Ur I w» 1“‘ -W ,h' P™“ ing n* did hl* parent*. Michigan had thing to say that was worth hear­ fwhere he attended school and lived t. ’—ort wa Viarl In llolo t* nlntnn 1 bread we had in this column ka. The second son. Neal, Is a sen ­ What you are paying In Pocatello. Idaho. established tiie first agricultural ing. He was a great friend of public until his marriage on November 23. ' supposed to set fifteen minutes ■ To Be Continued' renl will probably be coUrge in lhe world. How natural education. His efforts and sound 1890 to Gertie M. Dunkley. when ior at the University of California fore It Is baked. It is to increase that this young man and his parents advice had much influence In se­ I they went to live on a farm west in Berkeley and Mary Jean, the rnoagh for rrgutar month­ After being stocked with 1.368.- bulk the same a»-lf it were yeast] should decide that he attend that curing for Woodland its township ' of Cedar Creek where he spent th- daughter, finished High school this ly payment*. 375 fish of ™ six ------------different---------kinds----in--] bread. ... college. He completed hl* course school, of which IU citizens are all remainder of his life except the year in June. Leaving Seattle. Seattle, Mrs. McCoy^and McCoy-ai._j. the last egihl years. North lake.1 We have a delicious new cran-| * Drop In or phon* and und was awarded the degree of „ so justly rproud. Mrs. Evans went- to where in the Paw Paw river drainage ini -- Tacoma —Bachelor of Science, by his Alma , Dean Davenport was married to derly cared for by his family at -Van'Buren coJnty.’“can >">’ wlad ‘ bUndf?‘dl we win be ylad lo show yoa they were guests of Mr and Mrs. Van Buren county, can now get Matei In 1878- He returned to Uie Miss Bnmu Jane Coat*, of Wood­ the home of hl* daughter. how wo ran help yoa own along without furthes fish plant-1 He still showed a cheerful dis ­ Prank Trim. Mr. Trim being the heme farm, and ills faUicr deeded uhd. November 2. 1881 A daughter Inga, according to the conserva- 'xccPt ‘hat 11 has ■ «nt»ch richer your own home. ln Infnncy A second daughter. position during his several years of youngest brother of the late Henry lion department fisheries research flavo’’ You fix lemon jello the usuhalf ol .. it to ,u_ the — son. Trim of Uris city and an uncle of Other degrees and honors came to Margaret. iMrs. H. B Tukeyl died patient suffering. party which lias completed a surand,.w,,en ,*1 * *JeaSly aetLet the Building A Loan Surviving are the wife. Gertie, Mrs Henry VahUing and A. E. Trim vey of the lake our subject later. In 1884 lie was in 1930. She waf a beautiful, bright, B‘,tl l,Us mliture: 1 pound of cranhelp you own your home! given the M. 8 degree by the cultured woman, very devoted to two daughters. Mrs. Crystal Watson of Hastings. On a trip about the It is particularly important that berries: (raw). 1 apple, grate the Michigan AgriculturalCollege. and her three children and lo her hus­ and Mrs Onelta Bostwick, and one city, the vulton were taken to see walleye stocking be stopped, the rind off 1 orange and peel off all । in 1895 it awarded him lhe degree band Her death wa* a great blow son Leslie Pease; ten grandchildren the ruins of Tacoma's huge bridge survey party reported, as the lake ■— ■ | also a niece. Mrs Emma Patou; sev ­ which collapsed in the hard wind; —... u> Dean and Mrs. Davenport. While is too small to support walleyes ->y-. are underway forffrnw re-1 Without degree by Iowa State College in« ghe was their only child, she was. eral cousins and a host of friends. storm. hullriinoPlans the itnM-tiire Flnwrrs harm to the bass and blue- To I 0 relieve 1 1 B I I the structure. Flowers grow way that made her j Weep not that hl* tolls are over. building 1907. The degree of LL.D, was -brought ■ up 'hr a ----prollfically in the Washington ellali^sD^ies^^'h^lak^were ^^ Sery of Misery j | conferred upon him by the Univer­ think of others and to do what site: Weep not that hit race Is won. lor an species tn ine laxc were, > > > LIQUID sity ot Kentucky in 1913. and the could to help them—a genuine, true God grant that we inay rest as i mate and beautiful ones were seen iound excellent, and sample blue­ <TA BLIT* Calmly evnjwncir. vuhu, wvic everywhere. Visits were hiuuc made w to i i same degree came to him from the woman and a wonderful mother. 1 When our work like his is done. | McCord! Field and Fort Lewi*, both gills showed better than average University o( Illinois in 1031. He Not long after Mrs. DavenjKirt no« oaoes growth for their age. cough oaora Services were held from the Hen- government ---------------- • — project* —— filled to ” ca­ I was an Emeritus life member of the died in IMS. and to perpetuate her • American Association of Agrtcul- memory, the Dean purchased and ton funeral home in Delton Wed­ pacity with defense preparations. Mount Rainier. 14.408 feet high, tural Scientists; a member of the gave’to Woodland township a tract nesday. Dec. 31. 1941. conducted by Illinois and Michigan AcaidemJes of virgin maple forest land adjoin­ Rev. Jone* with Interment In Cedar was one of the scheduled sights out from Tacoma, a beauty spot rival­ I of Science; also of the American ing the Woodland township ceme­ Creek cemetery ling the scenes In the Canadian Livestock Breeders Assoc is Uon. and tery. This tract waa dedicated in £fler its field men had reported of Uie Authors Club of London J th* name of his beloved wife, who eiennlng up many an untidy camp Rockies. Mt. Rainier can be seen I England t,„4 had been 14. hl* helpful companion f" for site' used by hunting partie** tiie from Tacoma, but modem highways to lhe mountain make bus and auto Eugene Davenport's first teaching I 54 years. He did much lo interest state conservation department Is trips a pleasure. Hera ona may en­ experience came In the Michigan Uie • people • of' •••---■• —■—-•••- again Woodland Ln >bcauUfyreminding campers and joy coasting, skiing or mountain Agricultural College in 1888. when ing that cemetery. other users of public hunting he was made assistant botanist. In I must mention one of Ute many grounds that damage and disfig­ climbing to your heart's content. 1889 be was made professor of pnic- fine things which Dean Davenport urement of these lands can be pen­ Residents of Tacoma orc trying tlcal agriculture, also superintendent did, for it was so fitting and char­ alized with fines and jail sentences. hard to change the name of Mt. of the college farm, serving for two acteristic ot him. While he waa serv­ Pasters at popular sites in state Rainier tn Mt. Tacoma,, as lhe* years In 1891 Louis Zuroz. a ing as Dean of the Illinois College forest*, state game areas and oth­ mountain is located, virtually., in wealthy Brazilian, having decided to of Agriculture, he wrote and had er state land* direct campers to the city's front yard No visit to Portland, Oregon, the establish in his country an agricul- printed in Uie Woodland News a bury garbage, tin cans, bottles and I tural college similar to the one- In beautiful tribute to his father. I other refuse and to burn camp rub­ "Rose City." is complete without a«v4. as -- the ...v papers ...» Michigan, and to give it to Brazil, wish i could obtain a copy of It to vwu, bish. such and straw taking the Columbia River Highoffered to Eugene Davenport the reprint now; for it was a classic. mattre&Ms that littered many of way drive, which starts from the I task of founding such a college in It was not a fulsome eulogy. It was the sites used by hunting parties Vista House al Crown Point, where j there Is a wonderful view ot lhe that country. Unfortunately u revu-' a fine putting into words of what this season. lutlon broke out In Brazil before the that son fell he owed Ids father. project could be completed. Re turn- If that dose relationship existed in I ing to America, he went to the every home between every father Woodland farm, expecting it would and his son or sons, this would be, a be lhe acene of his activities for ;a different and a far better world. I the rest of hl* day*. The farm had •That tribute not only voiced a son's I expanded to 300 acres and a home ,sincere admiration and love for his wa* built on it for Eugene and his wise and helpful parent, but it also family. He waa glad to feel that his ,expressed a son's deep appreciation. life work was now settled. But it Right here some one may say "Suppose the Davenports had lived IU 1894 an opening came for the on New York's overcrowded Eart Junior partner of Davenport & Son j Bide, or In the Chicago Stockyard* from Illinois University. It offered district, would that tribute ever, such great possibilities dhd such have been written?” My answer substantial rewards that father and would be that parent* with such son egrerd It ought to be accepted love and appreciation would not It gave Eugene hl* coveted oppor­ have remained in that East Side or VITAIIC FOR THE HAIR tunity to apply his Ideals of teach­ in that Stockyards district. Love VII AID $1.00 Size ing agriculture, and of developing like that would find a way out of. for I a college lo train young people for unvhotesctne surroundings. fanning. So he became ihe Dean of "love never falls," the Good Book 50c size the Illinois College of Agriculture, tells us. It Is still the "greatest thing which is a part of the Illinois Uni­ in lhe world." Dean Davenport wa* a man of1 versity. He served in that capacity 25c Size for 27 years, retiring In 1922 with great ability, wide vision and deep MOLLE BRUSHLESS the title "Dean Emeritus and Vice culture. He shared thes^ with and President oflUtnol* University.” for others. To these qualities he $1.00 Size He returned to his Woodland home. added clean living, integrity, sincere "The Maples.- and remained there friendliness, unfailing good will and ☆ This year give your life a some of direction. Come to your 60c Size until his decease last March. He courtesy. The world was poorer bonk for advice on financial matters. Money is our business rebuilt his house, enlarging and when he passed on. We who knew 50c PH I LUTS modernizing it. equipping it with him are happy In our memories of and we ore daily helping people of this community to advance 16 oz. it* own electric light and power him. for he gav* 10 u”‘ worW a their business or arrange their financial matters. The bank plant and with every convenience good, useful life, and walked humbly is the first place you should* go when you need money or ad-* one could And in a city home. Ha before his Maker. 60c Size did not build that fine house as a vice on any money matters. We have been established in plac* where he could rest In Idle­ this community for 55 years and hove built a reputation on TRAFFIC ness. He spent .much time in writing article* for the magazines, he read, sound, reasonable business procedure. TIPS and QC/IRC he thought and planned. Rest to him meant a change of work, not ☆ LOANS can be had for any worthy purpose ot convenient, Inactivity. controlled rates of interest. We are making loans both busi­ Dean Davenport's record as head of Lhe Illinois College of Agriculture ness and personal and are in a position to loan money on im­ 72 CAPS SACON VITAMINS PREFERRED$2.39 • was outstanding. There was little proved real estate. We can also arrange financing, for you, 60 DI CALCIUM Phosphate Wafers with Viotterol 89c else than a name when he started on home appliances, farm equipment, etc. When it concerns with a very few students. In a 100 COD LIVER OIL CAPS_______________________ 97c comparatively few year* it had bemoney there is one man you can consult, your banker, and 100 COD LIVER OIL TABLETS$1.09 com- the leading agricultural col­ one place you can go with confidence, your bank. lege of this country, drawing several 100 A B D & G CAPS. *$1.98 thousand student* from every quar­ 50 ABD&C CAPS$1.09 ter of the United State*, from every 100 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPS$1.09 continent and from nearly every country on our globe The Dean was 50 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPS59c always accessible to any student, ready with wise counsel to aid him do his »-ort ** • ridd»nt. or help him to face life hopefully. He would advise them about their , college : MMMABAMAM M0KWcourse* or their personal conduct HASTINGS PHONE 2115 ••orient knew that In Dean PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, AHOMEFOR YOU IN '42 TYQ I VLUJ 12314102 Inl ■Your Attention John Q. Weathervane WHEN IT CONCERNS MONEY COME TO YOUR BANK COLOX TOOTH POWDER SQUIBB'! TOOTH PASTE SHAVING CREAM SAL HEPATICA MILK MAGNESIA ALKA SELTZER CREOSOTED EMULSION FMsS$ COUGH SYRUP SMIT6HoeXs LyBARKER’S XI ASSOCIATION �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15. 1H8 FAQS TWO In Um 1IH1 until game season accident# suffered while hunting MElAf EICUIIIC I AlAff nate trout Ukcl ln whlch iivo mtnnows may not be U*ed for ball Deal- ■ var aiAiai in crs ln *r‘««'er#. under the new I^ulallons. must obtain »5 licenses #s rt,<.ulred by mlnnow dealers. NEW iDnlnU LAW J cakaf ADF NOW IN FOPCF Mnfa I1VII 111 I vnvfa • Um# injured or killed during deer hunting reason was 38. and only Govern lea Fishing. Other Regulotioni Alio Added Aided by the current cold blast. dar 21 year# of ag«, according to Michigan* winter fishing season conservation department record#. apparmtl, .» ». ruartu, «. pm, ’ white variety, and oddly enough, they were stuck haphazardly tn a FOOD REFLECTS GOOD NEIGHBORS", A LETTER TO Spearing of mu*kte» and whiteon the connecting waters bctween Lakes Erie and Huron will prohibited, but shad has been added to the li*t of other fish that ™ Inter-country diplomacy which ha* made "good neighbors" of • South and Central America coun­ tries reflect* itself on the average Michigan dinner table. Even when home economists at Michigan State College recommend wider use of homegrown produce including a wide variety of Michi­ gan fruit* and vegetables, the authorities still give credit for added variety and some of tha spica of eating to more aoulhetn sources. । In a recmt compilation by the federal bureau of home economics, some of these food sources are In­ dicated. That morning cup of cof­ fee. even when blended from var­ ieties of several different countries, still mean# South America. One of the world's largest vanilla . producing afeas lie* in neighbor­ ing Mexico. Sugar, a* a runner-up io coffee In Import*, comes from iniular areas and Latin America to supplant tiie one-third supply grown in lhe United Stales. The holiday chocolates recently munched add credit to tropical Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Educador and Venezuela. Favorite tropical fruit available 12 months a year is the banana grown in Mexico, Central America or Cuba. Other food product* grown by our southern neighbors include t|ie coconut, pineapples and varying quantities of tapioca, cashew nuts, molasse*, dry vegetables and fresh fruit*, allspice, sesame seed, anise, aloes and tonka beans. The latter are a source of extract which scries as n basis for imitation vanilla and other Havering*. - THE HASTINGS BANNER DELTON | The W. 8. C. 8. of the Methodist church held its annual meeting at the home of Mr#. Lincoln Bu»h Wednesday afternoon and rt-eleeted us the 1942 fishing laws become efremoved on lake trout taken. I the following officers: Pres, Mrs. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) fecllve. through the tec. and trailers next Robert Barnes; Vlce-Pres.. Mrs. The regulations, held in obey,b« allowed 25 pounds and penny and taking the bus down­ Leon Leonard; Sec.. Mrs. Marshall nn, one licit fish. ance until Jan. 10 by the summer- k Other regulations Include: Closing town to sec the sight#: Great Norwood: Trees.. Mrs. John Har­ flower chairman. Mra. long "recon** of the 1941 legisla­ of lower peninsula pike lakes on schooners from St. Thomas and rington; Effective June 17, 1M1 Clifford Morford. ture. Including a half-dozen signif­ March 15 instead of March 1: clos­ Antigua line the wharf, donkey# Mr#. Marshall Norwood, who has icant changes affecting ice angling, ing of Lake Eric and the lower hee-haw amusedly at the tourists. । been a patient in Borges# hospital TO GRAND RAPIDS a .’port that had little co-operation Detroit river to net fishing from from ihe'weatherman in December. Dec I to March 10. and authoriza- English cars-Vauxhalls. Morrisc-.' ‘he past week following an automo­ bile accident, was brought by am­ Banning night ice fishing for blue- ! tion of the commission to regulate . Austins—arc always underfoot, the bulance to the home of i»er son-in­ ill and sunfish, the new laws rc- cisco netting on itfiand lakes, pre­ stores have names like Da Costa, Ltd. nnd Fogarty's Ltd All sorts' law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. !iee' the creel limit for both from viously governed by law. "25 to 15 The bluegill season ron- * Three game regulation changes of exotic fruits are sold from heavy Roger Williams Saturday p. M Mr. and Mrs. Willard Waters and tlrtues through Feb. 28. a closing become effective Saturday, fore­ trays carried gracefully an womens'. most being an amendment to the heads. You may even quench your. son ot Plainwell spent Sunday at date set by the legislature after TO BATTLE CREEK | original decision to post a Dec. 31 Horton trespass law which requires thirst In the street with a penny's the home ot her parents. Mr. and j deadline drew a salvo of protest hunters to obtain written consent worth of near beer from a great Mra. Fred O. Hughes. Mr*. Mary Doster and Mrs. Ada 1 from sportsmen. of property owners for hunting prl- container perched atop a woolly; Thorpe local, nnd Mr#. Minnie vUeges cranium. Another authorizes county boards Wc have seen many new things i Whldby of Hickory Comer#, went to The take of pike, walleyes or Kalamazoo early Monday morning of supervisors to provide with coun­ in Barbados. The awarding of dec­ northerns, on Inland waters will be ty funds bounties of 3 cents each on orations to the military by His Ex­‘ where they left by train for Lake Homer Aldrich of Delton. Mrs. Aid­ WEST HOPE limited to five, while th? great lakes' TO LANSING starlings in lot* of not less than 50 cellency. the Governor. A cricket, Worth. Fla. They will be gone sev- rich operates a beauty shop in Del­ Miss Shirley Anders, daughter of pike limit will be 10. of which not und 10 cents each on crows in mini­ Mrs. Hattie Anders and Harold ton. Congratulations. \ The' more than five may be northerns. mum lots of 10. The third regula­ match nt Kensington Oval Brummels of Hastings were mar­ only night club in the West Indies. | low zero weather, which wc have The same limits will prevail for tion requires nonresident fur deal­ Operated, enterprisingly enough, by' I been having some mornings the HICKORY CORNERS ried Saturday evening at lhe home black bare when the ba## season ers to obtain a 130 license to cover * past week, make# u* wUh we too. wUhM arP Extended to Mr. of Mr and Mra. Geo. Keller of reopens June 25. TO KALAMAZOO a young American and his wife. all dealings tn hides mid furs Beginning Jan 10. the use of gold­ Tiie Island's annual Exhibition. |' could be in the sunny south. and Mrs. Kenneth Aldrich who Hastings. Congratulations and good Mr and Mrs. Glenn Williams and 1 wishes. fish nnd cam for bait as spearing EAIR LAKE corresponding to our county fairs three children of the W. K. Kellogg were married Jan. 4 al Bryan. Ohio. decoys wilL be banned, while the Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Leinaar of AU remember the Kinsley Ladies Sunday service in the Church of Mr. Aldrich is in the service and conservation department may desig- Aid which wiU meet Jim. 21 at the England. I shall describe these lat­ farm nt Gull lake were dinner Delton und Mrs. Hattie Anders and Daily Except Sunday guests of their parents. Mr. and Mra. Aidrich iJosx-phlne Vander- Min Raymond, local, attended |he Community house. Mrs. Mary Kib- ter two in drfnil next week wood > operates a beauty parlor al Mrs John Adams Sunday. wedding of Shirley Anders Satur­ Life is both leisurely and inex ­ llngcr, Mrs Ella Stuck and Mrs. AU Other Trip# Are DaUy T Mr. ftnjj Mrs. Mark Garrison, of Delton. . pensive here. Houses on the ocean Florence Smith are entertaining. Mr. und Mrs Lew Smith of Mid­ day evening. CloverjlUe' entertained the em­ Only a small crowd was at the may be repted for ten and fifteen ployees of the Delton and Clover-, land Purk. Gull lake, are both tn a Glcnnn Weber nnd Esther JohnKinsley parly Saturday, drifted dollars per month. Servants and dale post ottice#. Thursday evening 1 very feeble condition aock and Jack were in Hastings SOUTHWEST RUTLAND chauffeurs average, eight. My shirts roads were the cause. Last Week's Letter Mra. Mary Doster. Mr*. Homer Thursday. In the Cloverdale town hail. An are- beautifully done by an Charles Harrison ha# come to Russell Gay and family have — ---------------- ------. ebony -------- oyster supper was served.• The W. H. Otis Is visiting in the homo *— ‘’towers. Mrs Ada Thorp and Mra. moved onto the Chuck Baker -laundress for six cents each. At guests were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Minnie Whitby leave Monday. Jim. spend the winter with tala daugh­ of hb daughter. Mrs. Fred Barlow, is guaranteed to help place. present, we have two large room#, ter. Mrs, Frank Baumgartner. of Hastings. 12 tor Florida. Mott. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Barnes. --------------------------delicious meals plus tea every afMiss Ethel Harrison and friend We are sorry to report BenJ. Jen­ Lewis . Williams, who lias been your child's cold, cough i January 29. according to a con- temoon and lime squashes In the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Waite and Mr visiting his father, Vere William# from Kalamazoo spent Sunday with kins is not gaining very fast or croupy cough, due to a servallon department reminder. Ls morning, nnd two grinning servants and Mrs. George fronard. local, and sister. Hilda returned to camp her sister. Mrs. Baumgartner. Phone 2137 Norman Peterson and Miss Genet Mr and Mra Roy Walter*. Hickory the last day on which permits may o-car and Ellen They cost us exPvt. Buryi Cook has been visiting vie.re Jones of Grass Lake were Sat­ cold. Comers. Mr and Mrs. George in Mississippi Saturday. TRIO CAFE be issued for the extended storage art|y »2.99 per day. Mr. and Mrs Robert Eskeff of friends and relatives in the neigh­ urday dinner guests of Mr. and Kahler and Welton Brooks of Clov­ “One# tried never without! of deer and bear meat. The dead— ■ We present: borhood lhe past week. He was Home Mrs. Wm. Havens. erdale, The evening was spent In Battle Creek spent Sunday afterline for obtaining permits for stor­ onMra a furlough from a camp in Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn were at Sold by all druggist#. Kate's Comer noon with her parents. Mr. and visiting. . „ age of small .'tame, except rabbits, Wllllnm McCallum spent Saturday Leila hospital. Battle Creek. Sun­ Food und flowers: At last I am Mr. and Mrs Roger! Williams at- Martin Peters. passed in December. day afternoon to aee the former's able -to give you ladies a recipe tended the Rawletgh convention In in Mrs- Ethel Pennock of Midland with the home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Johncock brother. Spencer, who is a patient that you can make because you Owosso Friday and Saturday. Their I’ar*. Gull lake, spent the weekend have, lhe material# at hand. So nu^her. Mrs.- Leslie Williams of ult11 Ur* Hazel Nuimemakur.- Wil- *And children nnd Jesse Osgood and there. Mra. Bertie Ortbring of Grass many of these strange foods are Doster stayed at their home while b'*r Tolle# of Hasimgs and Rttasell 'Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira Osgood and fam­ — -------1.. to .w—a. So *•-. •' Tolles of Bunnell district were call- 1ily were Sunday dinner guests of Lake came Saturday for a visit in native only the i.i Islands. Mrs .. they were -----gone. Mr. and Mrs Almond Weber. the home of her cousin. Wm. Ha­ Deforest Walton try this on ypur rha Delton Rural AgriculturalI ers Sunday. The Aid. which was to have been vens and wife. Boneta Brotnlcy of Kalamazoo family. Pumpkin 8oup: peel and school basket ball team will go to। week, has been postponed until Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Dunn attend­ 1 wash one-half pound of pumpkin Plainwell Friday evening Jan. 16 to। spent over-the weekend with her last a more favorable condition of ed a Fa mt Bureau group meeting nnd cut into pieces. Place in sauce piny that team. The Woodland team, parents. Mr. and Mra. Edward ‘ Monday evening at the home of Mr. ’ weather and roads. par. with one pint of water Boil W||| meet the local team in the Brumley and family. and Mrs. Warren Bolton, near The C. E. ol lhe Methodk.t f When pumpkin is soft, remove and school gymnasium here Wednesday SHULTZ church attended lhe County Union SOUTH 1 Hastings mash, place back in the same sauce evening. Jan. 21. Pvt. Fred Peake of Florida, who The Glass Creek Extension group pan, in th? same water. Chip onMr*. Clarence Williams and, meeting at Nashville Monday eve- £came to visit hl# mother and fam­ will hold a meeting next week at Ion. white pepper, salt, and add to daughter. Rosemary, culled on Mrs ning. ily a few days, called on some of the home ot Mr#. Fred Barlow ol Mr.- and Mrs. Ralph Attelce and . saucepan with a small tomato cut Marshall Norwood nt Borgcss hosHastings lo do Red Cross sewing. I three sons of Midland Park. Gull hte 1his friends here Thursday. up. . Boll tills mixture until It pltn] Wednesday afternoon. B"h". Horn ol BrWo,. Harbor s d „ „„ tHcken.. Add a small lump of butMr nnd Mrs. George Schoolcraft lake, were dinner guests Sunday of >.P.M a Hw dan ncepU,MU. Mr Wm „„ M, ,„a M„ 1 ter nnd remove to serve. This re- Of Rattle Creek were dinner guaits her parents. Rcv. and Mrs. John ' Rav. and Mr. Hma Horn.,^ O1U ,„a „„ K„br„ ol 1 cip* will serve three people. Of her imrent*. Mr. anti Mrs. Beri I McCue. Nrnrlv lull lull! of the vup'1* uUDll# Were «u> out i cmk.-R*/ „ ..... __ ____ N..rl> «I ,h« mb if K*U m ’*oo•. M,.I I j The Ministerial meeting of the ot KWol 1^1 melt on .eooum ot „,a We have had many strange patfon Sunday. ;iow„a 0, BKli. j things to ent here in Barbados— Mrs. Bert Lilts of East Delton Grand Rapids district was held hi 1uw coM wave and lllnw. ory Comm and Mt and Mra O«o. I wjuraop ice cream, mandarins, a called on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rnplds Monday. wrnd.ll Krnyon ol Bnulr Crjrt ana „„ Duat Cllk„ ] Rev. and Mrs. John McCue at-1 ,prm Hund., «llh fruit similar to our tangerine, a soft william Mason Thursday afternoon parmn, Mr. „ a u Wm H,„ Mna I County Ministerial * drink made from a small red fruit Mr. and Mr*. Charles Floria and tended the and Mrs. Alva Kenyon. 1 called sorrel, a corn menl and okra Mrs. Robert Ford were in Lansing meeting in Hastings Tuesday eve- I ‘ The friends of Jessie Hallock children of Brush Ridge. Luella pchrler expects to return ning. I dish called "cou-cou." nnd of course onc day last week. were sorry to hear of her pa**lng to Kalamazoo this week after a 1 Mr. and Mis. Ellas Trick enter-! the famous fried Ba;budinn Hying eULx Francisco of Kalamazoo and the bereaved faintly has the , visit with her parents. Mr. and Mra. | “ ILsh We've also had fresh cocoa- califd on Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Hay­ talr.ed on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. ■ sympathy of all. Lawrence Lester nnd daughter. I ‘‘ Harry Dunn. nut Ice cream and a pudding which wan| Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon and are delightful. -me Mines Oral nnd Iris McLeod Barbara, of Kalamazoo. Mr. and | Donald Kenyon ot Battle Creek vis­ GLASS CHEEK Tiie flowers this time ot year arc arc upending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lester and three chll- | ited Mr. and Mra. Elmer Treat of Misses Genevieve and Maxine Er- । dren of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. beautiful. Any ol you Garden Club Mrs. Lester Brown of Bellevue, Bellevue Friday night. way of Grand Rapids and Joan of I 1 members or flower-lovers would be At the last meeting of lhe Inland Lucian Willison of Bedford. Mr. and Mra. Jerry O'Connor and Kalamazoo were weekend guest* at Mra. Betty Pixley spent Wcdnesthrilled to death at the sight out- LafcC3 Garden Club the members Dolores of HasUngs spent Saturday their home here. day of lust week with Mrs. Opal 1 side our dining room window, for wted to buy and send a large connltfht and Sunday with Mr. and Sunday visitors at Fred Otis' i tlvre in full bloom is a row garden tainer to the camp hospital al Fort Eichkolz of Battle Creek. ITEMS Mrs. Frank Hom. ’ were Mrs. Bertie Ortbring of Onus * Mr. and Mra. Roderick Swadling. with every variety from while to Custer. The container will be used Mrs. Robert Barton and children Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Louie* Er­ American Beauty. iThere are about for making cocoa and cold drinks, Miss Majesty Becker. Sgt. Clyde have been quite aick the past week way of Kalamazoo. forty bushes, all beating blooms. Jn che basket ball game between Divine and Pfc. Rudy Krnmetr.vl#- * a Illi lhe flu. Mrs. Jack Erway spent last Tues­ and ut the edge of lhe plot ure red the local team and Vermontville ited Mr. and Mrs. Elias Trick and ' Our teacher. Mrs Nina Johncock. day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. hibl*cus and croton pUnte form- te.am. which was played at Ver- family Wednesday evening. and Ora Babcock attended a meet­ Brownell. Coni. Edwin Pixley of Fort Cus' ing a hedge. In the front of Cro- montvillc Friday evening, the scores ing in Hastings Friday afternoon. Mra. Chas. Whittemore returned ter i>pent the weekend with ills wife 1 met House arc the ever-present wen. ln lavor oI Delton. Tiie Hrat home Saturday from Richland poinsettia plants, called the "Christ- lCBln won by B Of 57 to 16 and at the Trick home. When a Michigan conservaUon where she assisted in the work at 41 Hie W. H. and F. M. Society of officer , mas flower' by the natives, even tl)e second team 47-7. stationed near Newberry Uie Robert Shricker home. The ( though lhe plants bloom nearly Delton Rural Agricultural the Wesleyan church will hold its found an illegally killed buck hang­ new son there has been named f January meeting at the -ptusongge ( - -------------------------------- -- II »n»g in the wood# two days before all yr ar round And then over th? w-hool Mispaiutod rl**w# on Wed­ ---------Jerry Robert. lhe 21*1. The men will will' archway into tiie drive and along neMlnv of usl weclt On account of Wednesday tiie opened, he Inserted a Mr. and Mr*. Russell Thornton the fence in front of the hous. Is the cold, stormy weather. serve the dinner and furnish the ]BI8 g|me m one hoof, scratched j of Charlotte were Saturday visitor* . the gunuous rambling bougalnvlllia' and Mrs. l^on Doster of Has- program. | onc antler. On opening day he tp- i at Clyde Warren's. . | In .h.rirA fmm n rinrn nnml. t« nn|{/ . ca]lcfT on Mf u|)(1 Hogcr shades from deep purple to A large delegation of young pro- pretended the violators dragging magenta to n light .'.almon color. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall pic from the Wesleyan church ot-1 aecr oul nnd hb identification of I find lhe great thing in tills world The whole color scheme i-. breath-' Norwood Sunday afternoon. tended their district convention the deer through the dime changed is not so much where wc stand, us In taking, und every day I take a deep . Announcement Is made of the Diamond Springs Dec. 30. their ■tnry of a fresh kill lo a plea what direction we are moving — sniff of the rows on our breakfast marriage at Bryan. Ohio, on Sun­ of guilty in cobrt. Oliver Wendell Holmes. table. v day Jan. 4 of Mi*» Josephine Van­ CLOVERDALE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWATS ON DUTY Mr. nnd Mrs. Mark Garrison en­ At the Exhibition which we at­ der Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hostings Phone 2241 Stotc & Jefferson tended there was a nice amateur Sam Vander Wood of Delton and tertained the rural carriers Thurs­ Report of the Condition of The Delton State Bank day evening at the *fopn Hall. An orchid exhibit. Especially lovely ■ Kenneth H. Aldrich of Camp Uvnt tirlloa i* wenfWhfte large.clusters of a small lngaton> La. sun of Mr. and Mrs. oyster supper was served and an enjoyable time was had. FublUb*# ia sccartuic* with Mr. and Mrs. Barn Gelb and Dtpulnanl bu daughter Olenlce were dinner guests IiutltiUona Ac Bunday of Mr. and Mrs. Manson doHui ct«. I Newton in Richland. Wc ore sorry we haven't much ioiMO.au United Ki*l now# this week: blame lhe weather for we were all staying close by our fireside. The Sunday school class will hold their next meeting ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis I.IAHII.ITIES Members of the Aid Society will be notified when the next meeting will be. Mra. RumcII Hart Is a surgical patient at Pennock hospital recov­ 14. Olhv h.bllllle. ering from an operation. Mrs. Prank Hurniston was taken to Borges# hospital Monday where CAPITA b AOOOOTB she will be a patient far sometime. BUS SCHEDULE Notice to Mothers! Peckhams Remedy BUS DEPOT VITAMINS pint 1.39 SUPER D COD LIVER OIL pint 98 NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL bottle 100 1.98 ABDG CAPSULES HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES^.1001.19 YEAST TABLETS 8°o<isourcevit. b.250 89c 250 YEAST & IRON TABLETS 98c bottle 100 4.95 D2C UNICAPS OTHER WINTER Vick's Vopo Rub Grove's Bromo Quinine C-L Nasal Drops Minit Rub — Large Sal Hepatica, 60c sixe 27c 27c 39c 49c 49c Scott's Emulsion. large Aspirin Tablets, 100 Alka Seltzer, large Wampole's Preparation Orlis Antiseptic, pt. 98c 39c 49c 98c 49c REED’S EDIllt, * HEEL HEIGHTS * STORE= Taytor’s Mid- Winter LOW HEELS - GROWING GIRLS - COLLEGE HEELS- CUBAN HEELS - BOULEVARD HEELS SPIKE HEELS- CLEARANCE SALE OF WOMEN'S SHOES Now In Full Swing! .98 - $3.45 - $3.98 - $4.98 - $5.95 LEATHERS BLUE TURF-TAN BROWN PATENT BLACK CALF BLACK KID GABARDINES SUEDES PRICED ON SALE NOW Pure - All Silk HOSIERY 4 thread. Broken lixes and 5J.88 $2.44 $2-88 $g.88 colors ot only 39 TAYLOR’S SHOE STORE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN SPECIAL! On WOMEN’S KNEE LENGTH HOSE Pure Silk. Think of it — Only 1 Qc a Pair MILO Not Very manv items this week as everyone wa# busy shoveling coal or carrying wood trying to keep warm and. believe me. that was a jiflb all by IImU. *'»« Herbert Van Stream was in Kalamazoo Tuesday on business Mrs. Emily Wilcox entertained her son Lyle and grandson of Bat­ tle Creek Sunday. There were ten people who braved . the storm and eold Friday to at­ on Rural School Improvement Tnere will be another meeting at the Ann J. Kellogg school Thursday and we hope there wlU be a good attendance from our district. Wc are very anxious lo liave our school improved. BANKER W4NT ADYSTPAY TOTAL LIABILITIKH AXV qArlT.lt, ACfOUKTA MEMORANDA U G. HtVb'OI.D.I �THE HASTINGS BYNNTR. THURSDAY. JANUARY 15, 1942 i ■ I ASSYRIA duty yet. I bonte of Mrs Katherine Holtom I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Caw of East Jimmie Meyers of Kalamoxoo has; on January 23 for dinner. Mradamea teRoy were Sunday afternoon cull- • l*n laying with hia great grand- Olive Tobias and Harold Holme*, YOURS! of ms hl* orottier brother anu and Miter-in-iaw. sister-in-law. parent, «>• Mr. and Mra. Fred Hawley. .committee. v.------------ . . , =r—r—rr=....2_i — ------ ■lers er* oi HAKHYvii.i-r. .Mr and Mrs llugh Caw. | The Fann Bureau Community orMr. and Mrs. Norman Stanton Bunday Mla* Daily Scothome of Union ; New. i> scarce tills week as ©very- j Uuj who luM ’ ganixatlon will meet on Wednesday -entertained on Friday night at a City ipenj the weekend at her home .one Lv io bu*v trying to keep warm ; en) pj O yed at Nichols .-.tore al As1,1 J olnt s** 4*0*1 *lth the Johnstown ;family dinner honoring her father, PROBATE COURT * Orin Cole on his birthday. Tlx Im­ n’t 1 *>Mo Center, ha* ’ employment ut i unit, at the home of Mr. and Mrs i Fi>. Floyd E. Budd. Warrant and I dinicuitie. of car startstart-, tlw Mlchlgan Tep-pwone com* I O»«»n Hollman. Charles Kahler, who ha* been fitJhing «‘< thlng of dlfilcultte* Conklin. mediate family and Mr. and Mrs. Donald inventory filed. scholarahipa for a nL_ qulte sick, is on the gam ; : pany at Battle Creek und begun I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strickland Morris Brandt were guests. Ext.- Edward B. Mix. Order allow­ tied short term course i Please remember our W 8 C. S., work jMt Monday. • of Assyria Center, who have been ing claim*-entered. Harry Slxbcry. passed away at her’ dinner .1,.. this week Thui^ay lo uic extreme cold -----weather 1' h|M *|x-nding winter Lakeland, TH..ewi.v al nt the the: .ndlng the ^ ntCT at La keiBnd. Carty a seven pound son at Leila Slate College. Mt ; E't. Bessie McKlbbin. Order allow­ —• — u .u« —t — ------------——• home. ------home In Maple Grove townsnip aft-' home of Mr. and Mr*, "t. H. Lath-j। of >but week the Briggs ^school was «?•Fla., have returned hospital. Battle Creek, who has ing Claims entered. Persona who maintain ■ ■nil* war call* for every ounce roP। not in session part of Uie week. ; Bom to Mr. und Mrs. - George been named Michael Bugcne. er several months' illne».\. Funeral rr,n E»t. Flora Alice Roberts. Order­ residence in Michigan but i ot energy, every dime and dollar C. E. met Sunday evening with. Little* Ruth Ann Stanfotd. of Stanford at Pennock hospital a 10 services were hrtd on Thursday Several leading citizens from this 1Iie lrocrH1 BVTrlllnlclll „uura5 m allowing claim* entered, final ac- < government Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Faisett. 'Die Dowling has been u member «T Uui-ib. daughter who has been named) part ot the county attended a meet- I the BWUfederal m>. ) “ nt <nd fI>hout InMkh we can muster for ahipe—and afternoon at the Wilcox church. > count filed. Burial was in Wilcox cemetery. She young people plan tw attend lhe i Mr. and Mrs. David Conklin home ; Joanpe Elaine. lng at Hastings last Friday In the nn on iteensas but lix Ext. Myron Whitworth. Waiver of plane*—and guna. ■ Mr. and Mt^. Raymond Rolf of | Interest of the modernisation of the'cannot taka game out of tha sUi leaves her husband; three sons, Union meting at Nashville Monday i MLss Katherine Conklin of Lan■ notice filed, order allowing account HU the enemy with a 125 sing spent the weekend at home Battle Creek Spent Sunday at the rural school buddings. Leon Cole. | on these Iteensas. according to ti Lloyd of Delton. Laurence of Kal­ evening. entered, discharge of administrator Bond. Hurt him with a |50 amazoo and Orville at home, one Mr. and Mrs Paul Kesler and and enjoyed her birthday dinner. ' home of her parents. Mr. und Mr*, , Walter Stanton and William Struln department of conservation. ixsutd. estate enrolled. Bond. Help to blow hhn skydaughfer. Mr*. Karl Knolh of Bat­ daughter* were Sunday dinner ! CUfloid Cttnklin, n selectee home ; Erving Brandl. represented thia section. A almlUar| >E»t.,Herbert E Barnes. Warrant tle Creek. guests ot Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Wll-j<^n teleu.se. has not been culled to j —— i teuion wlU be held on Thursday at | BANNER WANT AD VS. FAY high with a 1100 or $1,000 Bond. /and inventory filed. / E»t. Edward B. Mix. Waiver of John Kuiper. 53. Supt. at the ut,s, , Don’t delay — every hour Lentz Table Factory, suffered a G"**1 and Clayton Webb were, notice filed, order assigning residua count*. Buy United Slates \ entend, discharge of ndminLUrator heart attack shortly after he ar- Saturday evening callers at the L. Deft-nie Bond* and Stamp* rived at work Wednesday morning A ,n*v sfciued. estate enrolled. TODAY. / \ Ext. William J. Liebhauser. Bond He wa* taken home in an ambul-’ Mr «'d Mri ^ner Gdlrtl were o\ administrator filed. Jclters testaonce and liaised away around noon. ln Kalamazoo on business Thurs- ■ inel^tury Issued, order limiting set-' The body wag taken to Grand d“>' . „ . Mr. and Mn. W Will Rapids, his former home, for fu-'• '" Hyde enter- J tlcmbnt entered, petition for hear-" ing cMtmgfllcd. notice to creditors neral and burial. Mr. and Mrs. talned their children on Sunday ■ at u large turkey dinner Present Issued. Kuiper moved here about a year i' were Mr and- Mr*. Louis Hyde of E... Cordelia A7“Btssen. Annual ago from Sheboygan. Wiscon.-.in. Lyons and the latter's aunt. Mrs. account nled. I ny co^ ather. The Leaf CUss wa* enter-­ |S. Due t0 to unu>ua unusually cold We weather,! me Clover vww mu w* raw ------- .. —.—Mr an(t ... Hubbard. -------------------------j- ---------none of school buses made Est. Corrl! A. Final ac• •>^e ------»-—• •------------j- their t*lned Friday night at the home of „ “‘Vhlrte mTcov of C «..., ... C.Grand Rap- ‘ count filed, order for -publication ;.trlp8 Thursday, January 8, so most Mrs NclUe Brumm with Mrs Mlir. ,..... Mra. Charles McCoy of titered. enlered._ j of the students from rural areas 8wet Hecker assisting. The follow- Ills. Mrs. Wm. Gonka nnd David Eat. Orr FLshrr. Final A-count | Ing officers were re-elected pres . ( and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Corey of "Enriched'*! were absent. tiled, order assigning residue en-1 Mrs. Margaret Hecker; vice-pres.. Battle Creek und Mr. und ifis j Mr. Reinhardt s sixth hour eco­ Mrs. Lanuh Fisher; sec . Mrs. .Stella Charles Hutton nnd Milgra of Contains not one, but lu o Est. Alfred C. Buxton. Annual ac- j nomics class plans lo visit a bank Purchl.s; treas.. Mrs. Pauline Ly­ Walled Jake. Mrs. Hutton and In lhe near future. important vitamins (includ­ daughter will remain for two weeks count lihnl. kins ; corresponding sec.. Mat. Ella ing Bl) and iron—to meet A pep meeting for the students Garllnger. Following several games, and Mr nnd Mra. McCoy remained Est. Robert. Dawson. Annual ac- ; who .planned count filed. ------- -to go -to­ the basket- a lovely luncheon was served. The over Sunday nlgliT. the requirements recom­ Est. William 1 Ford. Annual ac- ,,“11 «««»»<• Friday night. January 9. class voted to give $5 00 lo the Red mended by the National BRANCH DISTRICT count filed I WIU l>e*d ln t,IL‘ 8>'nl thirty-minute Cross and to remember the sons ‘ Remcrriber the Dorcas Society at Research Council. Est. Thomits D. Barry. Final ac- I Period Friday. of the members who arc in service. the OstrotHi-Adnm* home Itaurscount filed. | Several clasres saw a movio called Regular meeting ot Laurel Chap­ day, Jan. 15. Pot luck dinner and Eat. Agnes Bristol. Final account i "Timber to Tribune" Wednesday, ter No. 31 O. EL S. was held Tues- , Dated for Freshness! filed. [ January lhe proI; election of officers. uunuury 7. i. which which showed sirawru me piu- day night at the temple. Mrs. Margery Whitcomb spent Always absolutely fresh... Frank M. Hazel. Proof of cesa of making paper and the print­ Mrs. Merrit Moore has returned Friday with her parents. Mr. and will filed, nnlcr admitting will en- ‘Ing ol' u newspaper. home after visiting her daughters in Mrs. Vincent Norton. "dated" plainly right on the trred. bond ot executor filed, letters T*he debate class U gaining ex­ Lansing. wrapper! You enjoy today’s Not many item* this week as the testamentary Issued, order limiting perience in various types ot debat­ The W. S. C. S. of the Methodist । extremely cold weather kept peo­ bread today when you buy settlement entered, petition for ing by having a cross-section de­ church will meet Friday. Jan. 10 1 ple at* home. ■ this new ENRICHED hearing claims filed, notice to credi­ bate. a heckling debate, and a Jury Morning Glory Rebekah lodge tor* Issued. will meet Friday night. । Luminous bricks arc new—made of Marvel extra-thin slice Sand­ trial discussion. Mrs. Seth Graham passed away1 hollow glass, the bricks contain a Est. Cordelia A- BLsscll. Bond of wich Loaf! The home management class has executor filed been making budgets pn furnishing at her home one mile east of Nash- 1 gas that shines when an electric Ehl. Ell D. Hall. Warrant and in­ homes on allotted amounts ot ville Monday ’hight about 11:30 P., current Ls passed through. ventory nicjti. money. They plan to study "Care Est. Flora Alice Roberts. Order of the Home" as their next project. allowing account entered, discliarge The student teachers from Michi­ of administratrix issued, estate en­ Banking Hours:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. gan state college arrived Wednes­ rolled. ' Est Neva J. Stanton. Annual.ac-. day. January 7. of----Miss count filed. 1 . Members , • -• Westcott’s phyF\t Frank Frederick. Warrantr »lcal c,,,wcs ■" P™cticlng •'tactics"” In order order lo and inventory Ned. “ >« basketball "tactic. E*t Melvin Crum. Proof of will improve their skill in the game. by Ccunr. filed, order admitting will j -*»« Novelty trio of the Midwest PLAIN OR SUGARED DOZ. A\'P? entered assembly service entertained the LEAN RIB HALF SUNNYFIEIO Ann» n. steiTI.M. Bond ol ’ »“»' WednKd,)-. J«.uu.ry ndmlnGlrmor Bled. ktwr. >*• Th' 'nwrulner, w.rr suphm BAG nu-ntury ioMied, order llinlllnn sel-; Markham. Mary Macklram. and SUHNYFIEtD dement entered, petition for hearing! Nelson Thomason.__________ BEST CHUCK CUTS < Ubn* filed, notice to creditor, is-. nvM|AM DISTRICT BAG “St. Ephriam Uiea*. Stipulation T)“- Dunham Community Club NEWS NASHVILLE War Nee* Heaey— neral Renters Thursday at 1 INTRODUCING! NEW ^High School Notffs | "EXTRA-THIN'7 SLICE MARVEL SANDWICH LOAF! ^HDWICH [•A? V.HAsfP 36 DELICIOUS SLICES I 10’ The Newest Member of the Famous MARVEL family NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERALDEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PORK LOIN ROAST . BEEF ROAST ROASTING CHICKENS LAMB ROAST PRIME RIB ROAST TRIMMED FANCY ROCKS 17c CORN MEAL 5 BEANS 4 CANS £U5c IN TOMATO SAUCE SULTANA 4£E23c RED BEANS SALAD DRESSING ANN PACE SPAGHETTI or MACARONI QT. 31C 3,;sioc FULLY TRIMMED SPARE RIBS PORK LIVER LEAN MEATY IN THE PIKE ik 20c ..17c DUCKLINGS loKTELub, U. 21c u. 23c >»■ 26c - 29c STEAK is 37c -22c - 29c ROUND or SIRLOIN MILD SUGAR CURIO SIDE PORK „ u. UCON SQUARES GROUND REff 17c SLAB BACON He 2... 31c DOCTOR'S ORDER! precious second of the day. Does that day seem too short to you? Or are you oil tired out before it’s holf over? Then do as yoar doctor orders— drink that quart of milk every day! And don’t become careless about it. if you wont the pep that makes you go out and do things. • DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; *£ ii' HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COO!^, Prop. Hastings ■ 22c Complete Va’uoty— *7ap Qualify— FANCY, LARGE FANCY »tD SHRIMP 23cex 29c SALMON STEAK OF STANOAtDt EVAPORATED MILK 4 CANS 31c FILLETS POLLOCK ,16c OYSTERS u.31c WHITE SAIL 2 kgs 25c SOAP FLAKES WHIJE SAIL —VaMtty—Quality—Qol AU SOAP GRAINS 2 KGS 31c CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS JR ESH CLEANSER 4 CANS 13c ORANGES SRE 220.......... _2 ooz 45c RADISHES GIANT 4( SIZE AMMONIA QT. 9c MADE OF FLUFF 2«chs. 9c head 13f NORTHERN TISSUE ROLL 5c HEAD LETTUCE. RED CROSS TEXAS SEEDLESS FRESH GREEN TOWELS 3 HOUS 25c ASF WHOLE KtlHU GRAPEFRUIT FOR 35c 10 ONIONS CORN GOLDEN SWEET 10c NEW, TEXAS GREEN IONA TOMATOES 2£&17c CABBAGE. _______2 us. Ut 3 ®CHS. 10c STANDARD 'X, I 4^ 27c IONA PEAS 25S,M9c CELERY LARGE STALKS ._____ 2fo«15c BANANAS -JCH Ut PARSNIPS fresh, washed.—. 3 ns. 10c BROCCOLI 2«ns19c SAUERKRAUT Cn^atf Mom <>}im 2>aHy PnoduoU—Al A Saoinyl TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 20c MELO-BIT LONG HORN TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 17c WHOLE SEGMENTS LOAF CHEESE 2 60c CHEESE GRAPEFRUIT ’ * 2£&23c FULL CREAM IU TANA li 30c FRUIT COCKTAIL 2£l!s23c WISCONSIN CHEESE - 30c SILVERIROOK NICE CRESTVIEW 2£»35c GRADE 8 MED. SIM -38c PINEAPPLE JUICE "c*n30c ROLL BUTTER 1ALYEJ AND SLICED PURE LARD cartons 2 cam. 26c CREAM CHEESE,.... 2 ONA PEACHES 34 2<& 35c SWISS CHEESE DOMESTIC IX 37c TAH6Y CHEESE—^Bc ISf 23c WHITEHOUSE not when they are trying to really live every Self-respect ls the noblrat garment with which a man may clothe himself, the mast elevating feeling with which the mind can be In­ spired.—Samuel Smiles. 17c Qualify—QlatM*—fyiaikuaAl kJilk. BEST SHOULDER CUTS People don’t fool oround with their health — Waved by Cabman 8l*t»l lhal (Well NSJearn K6 IOC VELVET CAKE FLOUR 5 & 32c that milk head everyone's "must" list for that added vital­ ity lift. >><i Miller 21c MELLO-WHEAT HEN DER^HOTT Lost Week’* Leiter as could be expected. The fact that he had smashed a new Christmas sled worried him more than tho painful cut. We hope he will soon be able to bo out again. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Storer of Hasting* stayed at Albert BrlUs over the weekend, while they went to Dowagiac to visit their daugh­ ter. Mrs. Ray Staley. Mr. and Mrs. BrtU received word last Friday that Clinton waa aboard a boat doing convoy duty on the Atlantic and that he couldn't . He said the boys had a good ChrUt-■ mas and he enjoyed and appreciat­■ ed the many remembrances of “hisi friends In Hastings. 17c 5 A SEAL SHEHOV FOOD QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Forest M. Kinney nnd wife to Mnrgrete Valentine. 1 Ac., Sec. 0. Maple Grove Twp. . Margrete Valentine to Forest Kinney and wife. 1 * Maple Grave Twp. the death of her uncle, Thorpe, of Jackson and attended hu funeral on Tuesday. Mrs. Robl. Garrison was called Monday night to the home of her sister. Mrs. Georgia Sampson, near Quimby by the sudden Illness of her mother. Mrs. Julia Hicks, but she had passed away before they got there. Leland Christensen received a se­ vere cut on his leg New Year’s Eve while coasting. It required five stitches to clove tiie wound which 5 ROLLED OATS SHREDDED WHEAT dismissing objection to will filed. । 1po*l,po*!'<? ,ron! 2^1 ,Frtday proof of will filed, order admitting evening to this week will nnd Mrs CUud °amanwin entered intcreo. _ ______ । Mr- pcrn BaU' #|jd Mr# HHcrbert WARRANTY DEEDS I Ludwick attended the funeral of Fred Ingram and wife to Lyle I Mra. George Sigourney. WednesIngn-.m nnd wife, lot 8. Bl. 3. Ken- day at Sonoma. field'-, .second odd . Hastings City, i There was no school Friday nnd Dale Hilton Hannon and wife ct Monday a* Mra. McCaui. the al to Fred Y. Cooper and wife. 133 teacher, who lives north of HasA. Sec. 1. Johnstown Twp. I tings, was snowed In. Willi* Btrcclcr cl nJ-to Frank Lea Mr. ahd Mra. Kelih Ball and ct ul. lot 8. Penna*see Park. Yankee ' son of Gull lake and Mr. nnd Mr*. Spring* Twp. ) George Bail nnd daughters nttendNora P. Edward* to Marlowe 1.1 ed n shower Saturday evening at Kimball and wife, lot 21 nnd part J the home of Mr. and Mrs. Viro of lol 32, Siiore Acres and par. Sec. Spidle in honor of Mr. and Mrs. 2». Johnstown Twp. Richard Pern-. (Betty Spidle).’ Lorenzo G. Eddy and wife to | Mrs. Harvey Cheesenian i» ailll Charles Relck and wife, par. Sec. j quite ill with mastoid following strep 33. Hope Twp । throat. . John W. Dunning nnd wife to F. E Larner, par. Sec. 7. known as lot COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 9, Prairieville Twp. John W; Dunning nnd wife to P. E. Larner par. Sec. 7. Prairieville Twp. Fern B. Smith ct al lo Raymond Woudstra and wife. 120 Ac. Sec. 2B. Maple Grove Twp. Rea J. Cleland and wife to Don­ ald C. Rockwell and wife, lot B. Bl. 4. Sandy Beach Park. Yankee Springs TWp. Twp. of Maple Grove to Forest M. Kinney 1 A. Sec. 9. Maple Grove Twp. I, Twp. of Maple Grove to Forest-M.1 _____ Kinney nnd wife. par. Maple Grove j c.r.<«b Twp , Marjle Rnidt lo Chas. D. Shosky | and .wife, 40 Ac.. Sec. 10. Orange 10c DONUTS PANCAKE FLOUR V/2 LB. LOAF l SWEET PICKLES QUART 26c I O'CLOCK COFFEE 3£57c| OUS OWN ITEA STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1H2 An elght-we«ks Vnlvenity ot ►VATTON NOTES waring tho 15-day dear •coion, a Michigan extension court* in the oomorvatlon officer at Marquette control of stream pollution p< wlU be w*» called upon seven times to find conducted ii- «a In Royal — COak high school Monday and Wednesday evenings. beginning January 12. by Milton to fbh and other wUdllfe public ” Adams, •«■** health, lake and II P. secretary of and tha irecreational UU stream control commission. Tiie course will deal with means of pre----venting d^nait* by Industrial wastes ’ BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY SOLID PACK KHOCfK S UhtitKAr IS 1HI OHLY BUI IHfll TOMATOES 3 25c • FRUITS TENDERAX PORTERHOUSE STEAK is 43 C TENDERAX SIRLOIN STEAK TENDERAX STANDING RIB ROAST is 29c 38c u>. Halves or Slicee - California 2’t“Ql?33c Readies Oregon, De Luxe Plums 2”^ 25c Country Club Grade “A" Apple Sauce 3 PORK LOIN ROAST SMOKED HAMS BIB CUTS COUNTRY CLUB GRADE “A" 29c TENDERED KERNEL CORN 10c COTTAGE CHEESE it 1 Oc VEGETABLES PRE CLEANED - READY TO COOK u> 33c £* 35c '*■“ 17Wc COUNTRY CLUB ’ » 33c LINK SAUSAGE u. 32c VEIN-X SHRIMP GOLDEN BANTAM WHOLE i* 10c u. 29c SHANK HALF SLICED BACON SMOKED JOWL BRAUNSWEICER 29c SMELT labgE size HALIBUT STEAKS SAUERKRAUT Veg-All Del Mail Hiblets Corn 2 Green Country Club Firelesa Cooked - In Tomato Sauce PORK & BEANS LIMA BEANS WESCOT KIDNEY BEANS SPINACH TOMATOES 3 5.J 25c X127c CIGARETTES Cation $1.19 Quart 1Oc MUSTARD AVONDALEi 29c . ROLLED OATS 110 & 43c 29c Country Club 2"il*23c WHEAT FLAKES Country Club FRUIT COCKTAIL 25c ANGEL FOOD CAKE GRAPEFRUIT 23c EATMORE OLEO PURE LARD lb. bag fUEECE K»riEE JE SILVER POUND CAKE Hot-Datad SPOTLIGHT COFFEE 3 , BUTTER MICH1CAX MAID 2 , PURE PRESERVES 2 KROSER’S KROGER'S 25c WINDSOR American or Brick 59c 75c STURDY BROOMS 25c RINSO OR OXYDOL VITAMIN CAPSULES O’,‘S„ 50c 39c u. 14c IVORY SOAP ECG MASH Flour CO^T M.^99c Sincerity Flour 85c 3 - 20c 10c JELLY BIRD EGGS BIS-CO-BITS pkg. 10c 99c DASH DOG FOOD WOODBURY'S SOAP J llh . MILK 4X31c Kroger's Country Club COUNTRY CLUB PANCAKE FLOUR .^19c tiU (lai itripping). About “Self-Washing CEREALS Kellogg’s .y;,, KROGER'S AVALON Naw Giant 69-oz pkg. ■poiled food—■ dirty nuchine a>cin» dirly milk. We urge you lo f your Surge Milker after each w 19c GRANULATED SOAP The English Literature class ha* , .brrn reviewing the Aral semester s. *<-i - ' a Dirt JrC high WARNING I N. Y. Slate Agrmltural Only a Short Timo Loft to Get Your Pieces oi Bulletin No. 98 WATERLESS COOKWARE A*k about our .. The main school activity this win- notice to creditors ter consist* of table tennis tplng-, «„t>,, pong). It seems that there Is going; ' " l',7’ i to be some competition going on " among lhe students. There are\to; s. -- .• . . I be several teams of boys and girls' , । to compete against each other , What’s-thisi we hear wash aboutand tlierr . ,.t aleriliie 4u .4,a properly ■ being no school last Friday ? It ■ J' mud lx- some one was snowed in.... "n J Could that lx- so? ' ; The school library ta steadily in- u" '( 'creasing in-volume. »» new book’ ,, J;.,.'; 'j are udded La.it week another new I :•. I collection of selected books arrived. * " Mr Karcher has made us some new i txxzk hhelvra to hold the supply. j Intermediate Room I Tiie Sixth grade English Glass । I does very well at proof-reading. ! I The Fifth grade Lx Improving Ini Arithmetic a»nd Spelling. Tin­ , Fourth Grade U doing nicely in Arithmetic and English. . The following Third graders ex­ ' cell in Arithmetic and Reading: , Patricia Allerding. Arthur Bird. i Norma Bustance. Richard Blough. Henry Humphrey. Raymond Mead i Quintin Olmstead. and Waller । Woods. EASY TERMS Redeem Your Credit Cants Now! t CHUBCH NEWS FreeportXniicd Brethren Circuit । Rev Paul E Olmstead, pastor Take Your Change in Oafanta Sfampt - On Sale at All Kroger Storor KROGER STORES .. . । have forgullen. •> .-a . A’ there was no school Friday, the ■ ' ' 'Typmg I class thought that they I mL**e<l a test scheduled for, . , them. But wc had it Monday! ’m'.'.h'l l?.'.'1'' J»<i*I 10c Wheaties Pkg. IOC Shredded Wheat p*o 10c Junior New* | \ Last Thursday Uic Economics' i xn-n- u<s-'-r class enjoyed a talk cm Medical i profession, by Dr. WedcL 'Hie notice to creditor* !cla*s have planned to have other 'i-'- •' T’" ) speakers who will discuss different.1 "'i.'"’,m",1,1,,", t occupations. Tile reason for these i.- si.rifel.: t Speeches U lo help us in planhint • Surge Owner* prefer Surge became (here 21c ’ NEW CABBAGE ■> 5c POTATOES 5 19c ^APPLES 4 “>• 19c CELERY c*lifo«h» Stalk 10c COUNTRY CLUB FRUIT COCKTAIL 25c Nancy Hall Sweet FANCY WINESAPS If com* could talk, thi* cartoon wouldn't bring milked by <lw SURGE—for lev­ end SENSIBLE reasons; LUSCIOUS DICED 25c MACARONI jp*sHEni I WON'T COME DOWN 'TIL S&=- YOU GET ME A SURGE MILKER/' SILLYYET SENSIBLE? Vitamin Bl Enriched FLORIDA ORANGES 8- 33c 17.57 RICHER - 29c >2.93 Balls of Juice — Pineapple Variety Separately Sealed Baits in I Package Mild and Full Flavored FLOUR tomato soup SARDINE TEHOERLOIHS 2 . 29c NU-TRISHUS MEAT BALLS —25c PET MILK OB CARNATION 3 25c 2 r.16c 2 25c Lily White TOMATO SOUP 17c HEINZ SOUPS U& 2 =- 25c SODA CRACKERS 25c Apple Juice 3 FLOUR J Country Club ? Frosh. Hard Green Heads Orange Juice CHEESE 59c FRBEPORT LEGAL NOTICES o-" 17c New Pack Florida MICHIGAN CREAM alad Dressing 29c SCAMPBELL’S JUICES Prune Juice 61c qj EMBASSY EMBASSY GERBER’S BABY FOODS «m. 35c 27c JSi 2Oc ™=o C£E 2 11 Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston of Bal- 'a business trip lo Hastings Monday.' Ruth Folia of Van Wert, O.. as the tie Creek spent Bunday with Mr. Supt. and Mn. Maurica Snow and EvangeUzt. Wo urga your alUndI and Mra. Perry Preston. j Mr. and Mra. W. H. ChurchlU ot ance l(j e¥irdng service. Sons Mra John Uctka Un't ao w«U at New Era ratiunod Friday^ Mrvlce begm, al 7;j0. and preachnrrssnt I opent tho past several weeks in " Ml., i™. Rrintn.li nf st Jordan Florld“ ~Hart Courier.—Mr. Snow ing at 1:00. i Rev. Mr». Ruth Foltz and huzband i>“ Xu. Freeport Methodist Church Mign senoot. of Rev. and Mra. Paul Olmstead Everett M. Love, pastor 1 and family, and on Monday were Moore home. Stories about the anniversaries of Morning Worship—1 i :00. Mr. and Mra. Paul Miller and Mr. and Mra. Jacob Glesa and Mr. Sermon: "The Tears of Jesus." Carolyn, and Mrs. Lena Jordan of Mrj. William Hutchens spent the Lansing spent Sunday afternoon Sunday school—12:00. holidays with her children In Grand and evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. found in another part of thia paper. Freeport has been vUlled by Carlton Center Methodist Church Rapid’. R. Wolcott. Mrj Mw m u reconrut luuj^,” Uul, a(„h011 ,„a death twice during the paat week, Everett M. Love, pastor taking from our midst two of our Morning Worship—10:00. U11’ "u i family of Fowlerville were Sunday old and rtapected clUaens, Dell Sunday school—11 00. John Hjh- who has had jmeu- j gueaLs of Mr. and Mra Charles Godfrey* and Mra. Effie Rickert, a nionla. suffered a lelapae but is n , Overholt. / writeup regarding each will be CONSERVATION NOTES little belter al the present time. | Mrs. W. F oic&aon visited Floyd found elaewnere In this Issue. With about half of the 400 per­ Mr and Mrs. Charles Woodworth 'Walton at Pennock hosptlal Bun-1 Miss Irene Brintnall. studentof Charlotte spent Sunday evening ’'day afternoon. teacner from East Laming, will mits Issued for cutting windthrown with Mra. Anna Moore and Mra i Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howk and make her home with Mra. Dell timber in stale forests still In cffee’, cleanup of the remaining state Adah Motter. 'Percy Rower were Sunday dinner. Godfrey for the next few weeks. forest trees damaged tn the 1940 | Mr and Mrs Tom Morris and1 guests of Mr. and Mra. Daniel' ' Armistice day storm Li likely- lo be j daughter Margaret of Allentown. Weaver of Elmdale, the occasion bePa., ore visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil-: lng Mr. Weav»r's asth birthday. The V. T. C. will haw a sleigh completed late this winter, lhe con.Ham Crakes. .Other gues’s were Mr. and Mra. ritlu fiiirty Wednesday evening. scrvatloh department'* forestry div­ I Miss Marilyn Stcrzlck Is assisting Glen Parker of Ypsilanti. Mr. and January 21. Everyone w ill meet a I ision rtporU. Cutting of pest*, poles, cabin logs, 1 with the duties nt the John Lictka Mn- Eugene Krauss of Elmdale, his the William Dipp home. ties, aspen excelsior bolts, jack pine, ' home. j nephew Henry Weaver and wife of spruce und balsam pulpwood, and Victory Campaign Mr and Mra Kenneth Walz and Hastings, and Lucy Stahl. Mr. and ‘ family of Jack-on. and Mra. Adah Mra. Abe E2uh. and Mr. Weaver's Those who arc interested in bung­ furlwcod under permits already i Miller and Charles King of Hastings nephew. ’ Joe John* of Davidsville. ing readable books for the soldiers completed produced an income of । were Sunday visitor* of Mr and' Pa. Mr. Weaver received many in service, please bring them to the more than J12.000 tor the Utah > general fund. I Mra O. H. Fausey. | gifts, also mnny cards from Pa., his; library. Wlndlhroan timber remaining in ; Boyd Payne of Hastings was a I former home. •evidence along accwudble highways W. C. T. V. Meeting Saturday dinner guest of his inoth-। Mrs. William Hutchens spent a Ls largely on private lands, the de­ er. Mrs Ida Payne and Mrs. Mabel week with Mr. and Mra. Marvin operator* • I Osborne. Thaler and Keith ot. Hastings. home of Mrs. Cora Walton Tuesday. partment Lv advumg I Mrs. Gertha Beam and Burt of Miss Bertha Fausey of Cascade January 20. at 2 P M. All ladies seeking further permits from the slate. If not hunested soon, this I Hastings spent Sunday with Mr spent Bunday evening ut the John . interested an invited to attend. timber will lxdamaged or destroy­ and'Mra. Dale Cooke and family Thaler home. ed by insect* und wood rots. I Mr. and Mrs Gordon , ... Gerald Gray ofFortiey of Climax spent Hostings .spent Sunday evening , the weekend with his parent*. Mr Examinations for the job of tend­ with Mr. and Mra. Let- Hcigltr f and Mra. George Forbey. Some at u* wish, no doubt, that ing the conservation departments Donald Walton made a business 1 Frank WUllon visited Floyd Wal­ it would snow more so the bus fish hatcheries und fish rearing trip to Grand Rapids. Monday. I ton al Pennock hospital Sunday couldn't pet through, thus delaying ponds un- rchrduh'd by the stale Dorothy. Helen nnd Donald I evening. our mid-year examinations. which civil service commission for Janu­ Woods spent the weekend in HowMrs. Hazel Rou>l> und Mra. Dan begin Wednesday afternoon at one ary 31 In as many of a dozen ex­ ard City. i Shay of Hustings visited Mra. Mary o'clock Pity us. amination ‘ centera throughout Hie Mr and Mra Claud Emerson of Henney Friday afternoon. • stale as the number of uppllcunU Battle Creek called on Mr and Mis* Elaine Kauffman was a Hol- loo much for three membera of our justifies hol'iing the tests. Mrs. W. W. Rockhill. ' land visitor Monday class. At least they weren't al Achool The Jobs also involve operation Dr J. W. Rigtrrlnk nnd dauah- • Mrs, Be**ie Fox is slaying with on Monday. of tank fish trucks and spawn tukter Helen. Mr. mid Mrs. Chester " Mr- 1William Hutchens during the ' A Blotau u« Momlw i lng. Men wishing ------------------------------------to write the exSupernau of Grand Rapids. Mr. nnd winter. and an Algebra test Tuesday. Wc; 1UI1|ntl,|On (or "fl»li culture aide A" Supt. und Mra. H. H. KiUon an<l arc reviewing for tests In Literature J must -file Mr.- Carmi Spear* of Potterville. - application ----------- by JanuarvMra iluah Strobel of Grand Ledge. daughter of Woodland were Sunday und English . 14, while those trying for the next­ guests of Mr. and Mra Art Hall and family of Charlotte. afternoon .... We are glad to have Mbs Brint­ ranking "B“ Job have until Januar. Mr. and Mrs. Jno Holcomb and. Evart Ardis nall with us for twelve weeks. Wc Mra. Gerald Thompson nnd Mra. hope that our little school will be Clntnbclle Hooper of Clarksville, ” ~ lhe mW regbsu-r established l>v were among those who attended the Drasle Thompson called on Mr. and of some benefit to her when she the exams will be ths only one for funeral of Dell Godfrey Sunday starts lo teach English, and wc afternoon. -•* ',crntly. • » expect aho to gali^ much from her. U&hcd in September. 193«. having Mra. Steve Miller was a patient in Miss Virginia Moore spent Sun­ been abolished nupiiuiiiui v nrw. day with Miss Lucille Endres ot Harriett Chapman honpltal in Ea­ The Sophomores are glad to have1 ton Rapids last Week. Carlton. The kindnrs* of sc.me h too much Flryd Walton of South-Bowne Is'Mr. und Mra. Met rill Karchrr Teddy Walton back in class after a like the echo, returning tho coun­ n patient at Pennock hospital. Mrs. I were in Hastings on business Tues- short illness. in terpart of .what lx received, nut Walton Ls staying al the Frank ( • Monday, there vias a test i. mote, and sometimes less.—Bowers. Mr. nnd Mra. Harold Rosenberger Biology over the unit on Conserva­ Walton home. Mr.’ Frank Hynes spent part of und Marvin visited Mr and Mra. tion Michael 4fumplir?y of Hastings Mra Ford Stowell Of Woodbind, Sunday. Mr and Mra. Charles Wieland of helping to cure for her father who Next week we shall feel happier Logan called on Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy (?) . . after wc get _________________ remains critically 111. . out first semester Mra. Ruchcl Lewis returned to Wirlund und family Sunday eve-1 m,irks, and will resolve to do better oudeil you publication the home of her imrcntx. Mr. nnd ning work during the second semester. , > Mra. Stanley Malcolm of North Irv­ Mrs. IU Hooper and Loren Gray Tlierr is to be n ping-pong tour- < of Clarksville were Sunday after-1 nilinvtit through-out the upper ing. Monday. Mra Gertrude Rm-sell spent Sun- noon callers of Mr and Mrs. Se- three grade-. Who will Hie winners - - . dnv with her parents. Mr and Mrs- miah Seese. ‘ be? We wonder. Rcv. and Mrs. C. L. Wilkins made I soplwinores arc ho)Hng that' ( Robcrt Sweet of Long Lake Fthe roads will keep in their present1 I ; condition so we can have a sleigh ' t । rid? party soon. I Others who have been absent dur- ,-■• I lng the |>r.sl we* k are; Bobby ' ! Blough. Eugene Williams. Charles and Genevieve Static!, und Roy •' ! Blough. Jr. ■ Helen Bustance was elected re­ ' porter of the Sophomore class for 1 ! the second semester । In Geography, the Sophomores I arc studying about China and her -ijlicople. Mr ArdL, said that lli'y 1 must lx- very ambitious because . : they make so many holes In their • • cheese. ", rtCTeaU0“1 laM‘ “d || Xm MILKER B. L. PECK <-> * Mf'CHUiAM. HASTINGS (J PHONE 8695 AUTHORIZED SURGE DEALER Sunday school—10:30. Preaching—11.30.. Christian Endeavor—7:00 Sung Sendee—7:30. Evangelistic scrvice-B’.OO. , Preaching—10:00 ‘ Sunday sciiooi—ll.tX). Revival services are continuing al tiie Freeport church with Rev., guetu of Mrs �THE nAHTMCg BAKNER, THXJK8DAY, JAWABT 15, 1H2 Woodland Community News Pergonal Paragraphs Mr*. Celia Townsend of Char— -r -, lot la spent Saturday with Mr. and family visited Mr and Mr*. Tom dustry. for presentation lo the conMrs. Otto Townsend Fountain of Lansing. Sundty. servatlon commission at IU next Mr. and Mrs John Wilkes and meeting. children spent from Friday till family called or. Mr and Mr* Matt At the suggestion of the mink Sunday with h<*r mother. Mn. Bid ford of Middleville Sunday eve- breeders, the Legislature at IU reMildred Nowlcke, teacher Lechrone and family of Brethren. Mr. and Mra. Donald O'Brien of'licensing and regulation of domesOn our bulletin board we have a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler of winter scene of children playing In Detroit spent from Thursday till ulamaioo visited Mr*. Ernest 'Ut mink farm* and designated the odd Sunday I conscrvaUon department to set up Monday at home. Woodland Township School News children of Vermontville were Sun­ English Literature student* art, day night supper guests at the delighted with lhe Mediaeval Cas- J home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. tie display mode voluntarily by Maunne Clum. Till* project will Harve Town* was brought' home be on display at lhe time of P. T.' Sunday from Pennock hospital Two of our reading classes have Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Cla­ fir khed their readers and are read­ rence SUson of Irving. before with serious heart trouble. ing out of new books. Sunday caller* on Mr. and Mrs. He Is being cared for at the home of tits son Lloyd. Victory". They are practicing panel discussions along this topic surprised u# by bringing candy to as backgrind and Interest mate- school in honor of her eighth blrthverton and Midland Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler were Sunday and Mr. Whitmer remained Sunday guest* of Mrs Daisy Tyler and grandma Johnson of Woodland Ethel Whitmer returned tq -WoftlMt and Mra Frnnkln Townsend laml with Mr. Farrell for a visit, wlth her slster andjaddly. Supt and^Mra E Ardis of Free­ port were Sunday evening supper guests at the home of Supt and hard fought and both teams played letter and scenery c en David Thompson, with fine spirit. Tiie cheerleader* urged the crowd his trip to Tuscon. Lansing, who Ls taking tier prac­ and student body to give with their tice teaching In Woodland township best and they responded with enStudebaker cards. We Iwpc school. Ls .staying at the home of practice will help us improve between the partitions considerable damage feme Stamps last week. Thus wn sume his practice of dentistry. and very promptly responded Cha*, Mr and Mra. John Hynes (June due largely to their fine teamwork we are hoping to do even better. and Kelln Farlee kept the fire Crock ford) of Lansing were over and excellent coaching. cheeked until the fire department arrived II was lucky the family Arlle Spindler, teacher nnd Mra. Bub Crockfurd Saturday. wa# nt home and hud plenty of day until Sunday On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Leffler, Joan and The sixth grade students mde pictures-of an outdoor board lo hear the petition of R N Clark of Castleton township, who wishes his farm property to be set cpctutlng In the promotion of DcInto the Woodland school district. fen.-c Stamp rale in Hits commun­ Rcv. and Mrs. Geo. Wingard at- ity by -citing aside Thursday of each week as Defense Stamp day. Grand Rapids district ut Grund Rapid-. Monday. Her parents, Mr. and Mra. August Meschke of Mor- ershlp of Zrtma Grummet, has put up as a wall border. A room caucus was held on Tues­ day and class officers were nomin­ ated An election by ballot was held on Thursday and the follow­ ing were elected for the second sem- Hing tier sister and husband. Mr urer—Roger Flanigan. Chaplain and Mra. Lyle Cook of Grund Rap­ ids since New Year's, relumed home KiUon will purchase lhe stamps al Peggy Nclthamer and song leader our local poetofflcc and will give be placed in their stamp books. lout week was the first Stamp Day observed and the sum of 519.55 entertain the Kilpatrick C. E. so­ was brought in by the students for ciety tills week Wednesday. ' it L<i too cold to go outside. We are Mis* Mary Townsend spent Iasi practicing marching this week. Kindergarten and Find Grade Sunday at the home of her brothAt. art period the seventh grade Dori* Whitney, teacher Richard Kurrar. Marguerite Ratt­ ier and Gay lord Krebs ure buying Defense Stamps. Robert Granger from the Bristol We have a new flag which Rev E. H Babbitt. District Supt. of Grand Rapids and Rcv. Janis bought with P. T. A money. Laupmanls were dinner guest* nt Wingard Tuesday evening. Rev Laupmanls spoke later al the Methodist church about tiLw ex|>crlencea in England and Europe. family call*-! on The law becomes effective Janu­ ary 10. and tha commission will consider the regulation* under it A sharp drop In fur prices since the opening of the season man an otherwise good year for muakrat and mink trappers in Michigan With the exception of an area along lhe Lake Erie shore, all mink Gladys Fisher. Ida James and and muskrat trapping will be eonHarold James were Sunday evening callers at Lloyd FUhers. " ber 1 to 30. trappers were favored with better prices because ot early family visited her mother in Grand season prediction* of a good de­ Rnptds Sunday and were Sunday mand Muskrats averaged 5325 a evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ira peh and mink 512.50. For reasons Chaffee of Quimby. Mr. and Mra. Harry Rocho were Church Announcements A. M— Morning worship A. M. Sunday scliool M. Epworth League Shortly past noon Thursday the fire siren wim founded. A chimney burning out at the home of Char Furl*e of South Woodland caused' 1915 1941 26 YEARS OF MARKED SUCCESS 'rate have been bringing only about 51. and mink about 54 75. Northern Michigan rabbit hunt­ ers are reminded by the conserva­ tion department that the law re­ turned home Saturday after spend­ quiring them to have written coning lhe las*, two weeks with het Jacent woodlot* becomes effective ‘January 10 Amending of the Horton trespass act tn specify that the consent be name of our new supplementary readers for the fourth grade The COATS GROVE Mrs. Flora Wood passed away at the home of her daughter Mrs Wil­ liam Baynte about two weeks alter she tell and broke her hip. She had reached the ripe old age of 93 year* Friday. Jun 33fourlh ta rlod classes. While they are not nenweary. blank permit* may be carried toy hunters far convenience of fanners, who may object lo taking the time to write out permits and sign them. legislative session Though the act applies to all hunting on private. JERRY ANDRUS, National Bank Bldg., Phone 2519 Citizen's Mutual Automobile Ins. Co. HaweU, Mich. 1 was 8C years old she made her fu­ neral arrangements as lo lhe min­ ister. the pall bearers, the singers and n favorite song. "Beyond This Land of Parting." These plans were : n.ivun ->-'<i virnny of Kal­ very fine character, zealous toward amazoo last Sunday. the church and iu organteat ton* and very loyal to her friends. She will be tnlMed by her family and relatives and our sympathy is ex­ tended to the bereaved. The funeral was held la-st Sunday afternoon at tlw church here with burial In the Henry Coir was operated on at Sunday. Pennock hospital for appendicitis He U getting sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Craig. STANDAR RED CROW THREE CORNERS Director. Je**c Chase. Club No. 3 of the L. A. S. served a nice dinner but Thursday al lhe church, proceeds 57 18. At the elec­ tion of officers. Mrs. Etiiel Kilmer children. Michael nnd Richard Leo of Hastings sjient Saturday evening will) Mr. and Mra. James F. Ham­ mond and family. ststtnp Clair D. Yeitcr with hl* farm work the past several month* Kelsey. Vice Pres ; Mra. Margaret suffered- the loss of lhe fingers of Lehman. Sec.; Mrs. Estella Kelsey. ills left hand and a portion of his Tress.; Mrs. Orpha Wing. Chorister; hand while sawing wood at the Yeitcr farm recently. Sincere sym­ We arc beginning the reading of pathy is extended to him In this 'Llitle Men" for opening exercise ■ach morning. ed to his home in Lansing and Cal-' vin Buehler is assisting Mr. Yeitcr Mrs. Pearl Demand s mother, Mrs. A. M. Sunday scluxil. Supt. Arch Graves of Stony Point, died last Friday afternoon. The funeral was held at the Leonard funeral A. M Morning worship. ..«« P .... ivuwi Evangelism' Iwme on Monday P. M. Our symM. "Youth will be the topic of the round table pathy Ls extended to the family, discussion with Alice Griffin, chair* MARTIN CORNERS Melvin Whetstone left Saturday 8:00 P. M. Evangelistic service. Service* each evening at this hour for a visit With Mr. and Mrs. Alon­ until Feb. 1 with Rev D H. Car­ zo Hilton and family in Saugus, STANDARD SERVICE GET THIS SPECIAL WINTER GASOLINE TODAY AT YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALE LEAD AND TIN, reclaim ad from oU table ihnlhint, ora mrllrd and pouraS Into mold* for *M « sotdar. rick. presiding Elder of Michigan Conference, assisting the pastor. damage wa* done to the house in 7:45 P. M. Evangelical League of getting al the fire By night the C. E. followed by evening worship. Farlccs had repaired the ciiimncy Choir rehearsal on Saturday, Jan. gellcal church. Friday, Jan 10. Rcv. D. C Ostroth of Detroit will bitter cold days and the whole com­ munity h happy that the Farlee's did not suffer ii greater loss. Mrs. H. A KiUon. Woodland Vil­ lage Chaiyqan of the Red Cro-* report* lhe following nmounU do- 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school 11: 00 A M Divine worship study. Lutheran Gospel hour at 55 XX) Methodist Fellowship Personal subscriptions 5.00 Chrtslmos gift offering 48 00 A lotai of »88 00 The need is great so those who have not do­ nated please see that cither Mra Kltaon of MIsk Lena Warren is giv­ en _your donation soon. ' Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor 10: 00 A M. Worship and xtrmon 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Wayne Long gathered home Sunday In honor birthday with us and wtH continue through­ out the services ua evangelist. Song were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and r.on Jack Of Lake Ode.sa.Jdr. and Regular meeting of the Mission­ Mrs. Thomas Long of Grand Rap­ ary Society. January 21 al the ids. A. W Law and Mis* Edith home of Mrs. Orpha Wing. Jenkins of Bay City. Charles. Harry and Mary at home and Mra Edl- 10: 00 A. M Morning worship. men ere planning to hold'thetr an­ Sermon by pastor. nual banquet Thursday. January 11: 00 A M Sunday school. Supt. 13. Goodwill Circle of the Meth­ George Schalbly odist W. B. c. 8. will serve the din­ 7:30 P M. The C E. society will ner in the cburUi dining room meet with the Kilpatrick group. Irene and their sons fiancee. The daughter Mrs. Blanche Bayne south nuptial Service* which united in of Coals Grove the same day. aged marriage Miss Alice Mankc of Cad­ illac and Stanley Mankcr of Bolsympathy of the neighborhood timore «*rf read at high noon at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. De­ a ceremony attended only by mem­ cember 3! by Rcv.-J. I Batdorff bers ofyHie family and close friends. They bejbm_jii>u.c keeping imme­ Sunday school. All arc requested to diately in the apartmcnt’Mr. Man­ The Couple was attended by | bring their Bibles to kcr had In readiness upon the ar­ bridegroom's brother and wife, Sunday school. rival of the bridal party. Stanley is the grandson ol Mr. and Mrs. day and Friday Edw. Walter* and has been a frebus not running Thursday and the quent visitor there. His many extremely cold storihy w'dathcr. friends here w|sh for them a long The W. S C. S. will meet with and happy life together. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jordan and and Blue Club, which was to have Mra. Agnes Buriy Wednesday. Jan been Ik Id last Friday was posi­ 21. for a pot luck dinner. All arc their son George of Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. tioned until Wednesday. January 28. cordially Invited to attend. George Kelley. Paul Hammond, who spent his If. A KiUon with pot luck dinner holiday recess with hi* parents. at noon. Red Crau sewing and Mr and Mrs Claude A- Hammond. | knitting. and other relative*, returned lo As-. .sumption Prep to' resume his stu-, dies, with hts aunt Mis* M Ber­ the oldest couple tn this neighbor- nice Wing of Detroit who wa* the hood About one year ago she suf- house guest of the Claude A. Ham­ at lhe home of Mrs Chas Farth­ mond# over tiie weekend ing for their January meeting last Mr Moore ot Cleveland, Ohio, was suffering. She has been a resident the weekend guest of Mr. and Mr* of this neighborhood for a good Edw. Waller*. many years. Bhe was the motiirr of Moat important effect of snow two daughters Mrs. Pearl Demond BARBER'S CORNERS Mrs Roy Huver of Laruing call­ and ire on inland lakes U upon the dissolved oxygen supply which Tuckerman of Hasting#: who. with ed on her mother. Mrs Jerry Foley. , her husband and several jtgndt unev to Lite danger point for fish children are left to mourn. Funeral out sunlight until the time of the lee break-up. or-the disappearance of the snow. If that should hap­ pen earlier. Mrs, Fred Wood passed away Sunday afternoon after a lingering illr.rra. The sympathy of the neigh­ borhood is extended to the family. Even thd Gods needed apples lo keep their youth! £n old Norse The Lady Next Door say* that one legend tells how Iduna kept apples wav of doing Iwr "daily dosen" I* by for Ute gods to cat for youth-food. picking up the printed matter at 'I don't understand. air; another her doorway, dhiclt comes.in handy now to start the logs in the Are.place. Vital Metals from the Telephone Jnnk-pilo bomber* ... or bo a*o4 it completely new form in lhe telephone ayatem « a battle cruiser or naral arsenal. But that’* not aIL Bell System iwarerch enables us to save vital metal* (or war need* by uiing illemiU ma­ terial* in Odom part* o( talcphoiaa >mrnt. That research aaaisU Ml* in the increaa, difficult nrobkin of ptondina service tohi-tt and Michigan Ball Talegkoae Company �THY HASTINGS BANNFR. THURSDAY. JANUARY IS. 1141 'panted them to the city to visit officially fingerprinted for first aid Lewellyn Campbell, who has been some time with her daughter and and fiefenoo purpose*. A twenty | very ill at tiie home ot ids daugh-] husband. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Peter­ William Ferguwn of tiie T.-K. hour course in first aid work has, ter. Mra. Cha*. Baughman, the past: son at Klingensmith Comers. faculty 1* •'batching" in the light started with mecUng* each Thurs-1 housekeeping rooms at the Sarah day night at 7 o’clock nt the school­ | hospital. Hasting*, by local am- I Mn. Fred White and son of Jack­ .. ™. _ . iiuiihcueeuiim Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Poulson are K<mkcy home house. L. Russell Beelert is leader j bulunce and on Friday underwent! son ore visiting Mrs. White. asskited by receiving congratulations on the1 ' . Dr. C. A. Lund. ,% I the amputaUon of one of lib legs birth of n little daughter. Linda Yield Is dopondThe Middleville community; lo relieve gangrene Mr. Campbell,1 and around the home again after We can supply you Lee. at Blodgett hospital. Grand Ruxg weft shopping in 'Grand Rap­ Biot her hood Is to meet this Monday , a respected resident of tlds corn- 1 being ill. ♦______________________ •nt on motor with a KX Hybrid Rapids. Sat unlay evening. Jan. 10. ids Monday of last week.* evening for the second meeting ofl'intnlty tor yeara. will be 94 years Miss Mary Sheehan, who U clerk­ Mother nnd baby are doing tine. the year. The program will be fur- old in Feb. and we arc glad to know ity.Abigyiel that will mature. Friends of this locality extend ing in the Kroger store, is staying nbhed by local residents nnd .plr- survived lhe operation very well. Hickman lure* will be shown from the itSte *Little '*”* Faust **'*' -----------of - Allegan *•*-------their sympathy to Mrs. Sybil War­ with Mrs. Nellie Thompson. ■ caught by If you've never hied Mrs. Harry Pish assisted nt the conscrvaUon department. ner of Vandalia in thrreccnt death spent last week with hla grandpar-. frost Isn’t Fanners State Bank several days The quarterly meeting of the cut*. Mr. and ^frs. E. E. Hickman. CHANCERT BALE KX, plant at least a ' of ber son. Alton. Women's Society ot Christian Serv­ He is one year old and their young­ The regular meeting' of the Alicfew acres In 1942. You Bar c|ub Is scheduled for Friday ice will be held in the church Frt- 1est grandchild. lhe death of hi* brother-in-law. (lfty jnn 30 and u u lwi)cd aU lu. will plant more in 1943. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Peck and much. ut the korar of Mr. and Mrs. Paul brought ua nne nneii r ...c Robert Olner ol Rutland twp. is •lies d|P.s oi of tnr the enuren. church, or any not , sons of Hastings uruugiu thrr,i» urn, Carey for an all day session. The NORTHRUP KING A CO.'S program will be in charge of Mr. spending some time with hl* members ' ' who are interested will j chicken dinner along Sunday to Hvc । J.’d7r»i n«>4 keep that date open. The pot luck i home’ of her parent*. Mr. and Mr*, j rorv<.r*d>m u nl»i»utr anti Mrs Arthur Thede and Mr. Kranewltter. and ‘Is able to get out dinner ut 1 o'clock will be In charge | Will Johnson, where all enjoyed u ,l,bb«dand Mrs. Melvin Shoemaker. " tome following several weeks of of the Masters-Jones elide and the' 'he day together Ralph nnd Paul Palmer are among disability from an uuto accident. Young Woman's Guild ’“ ’ ' " ' ■ the Barry county young, jn-ujile who j six membe rs of the Prairie Garden Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Wlerlngn’ charge of the program. are taking a short course al nnd daughter. Anna May. visited Giinld White, accomp-..^------------------- -------------, —-------Michigan State College on scholar- , her mother. Mrs. Hattie ’ Johnson. Ill Mr. McCready of Grand Rapids. , “ i lhe home of Mrs. Vur Ailams for : {••■'•iba shijM. . ■* .ion: h Thnmapnle Sunday nnd later left Sunday morning on u business !»'• hick dinner and regular meet­ Nir. and Mrs Harold Haskin* und l:1 !hp day caUcU on h), brother, trip to the east and will vfcit New ing Three of the ladles' husbands u, little son visited his parent*;. Mr. Albert Wieringa and family on the Jersey, Conn., nnd other points in । were also in attendance to help tii and Mra. Haskin* at' Saranac, cotintv line. \ Albert --------------------------- UT.t iuui »; ims. | cotinecHon with the new set-up of, shovel snow and “ .r!? “ their Aiinrlnv . and. son. .. ।1 the White Product* Corporation, i spoilsra got home to that HYBRID SEED । hu,l “a>Mrs. Martha L. Bennway their own Word ha* been received by Mid- Burdette. s|M*nt Saturday evening al *•*Mr. xi-cwmav McCready <• Is the n>w new engineer1' kiieheiukitchens: i» but■ ut- thatsome dleville residents of the recent Battle Creek with their daughter for the company. i home late, some early, and some the | , death of Dr. Guy Johnson of Los und abler. Miss Pauline, helping The sub-zero weather, storms.' next day. However all report it good Angle*, pal. Dr. Johnson was put- her celebrate her birthday Mr. and and deep snow this post week have time despite the hardships, Mrs. Ar­ Place Your Order For Seed NOW ting up paper for a black-out when 1 Mr*. Glenn Grlffeth accompanied kepi a lot of folk* busy ut home thur Thede hud charge oPIhe pro­ ; he dropped dead. He was n native of * • ■• • ------- •— firing, thawmg out pipes, making gram and Mrs. Wm. Crldlrr gave u i Middleville., n cousin cf Wm Mc- Clark Seeley and family. Gardening" paths, etc., so they had no time to paper on •'Window Kcvltt. anti u graduate of MlddleNineteen ladles braved the storm make news. A lot of others who which was followed by discussion It ville high scliQOl In 1892. He wa* Tuesday to attend the annual had to get out wished they could was voted to cancel the January 20 resident doctor at the state hospital luncheon of the Woman’s Reading have stayed in, and some others meeting and at the next meeting,! HASTINGS. MICH. at Traverse City for many years. club and report a very nice time. were busy trying to get member* winch will be held with Mrs. J. p. • TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH.ST. L R. Beeler Ls rather a busy man All officer., with the exception of ot their families to or from some Schlpper on Feb. 3. the irialter of , these days with outside duties rela- secretary-treasurer, are the same business or social function. We un­ meeting but once a month wlU be I । ttve to defense. Besides lhe first aid as last year. They are. President, derstand lhe rural letter ranters, discussed. In the conservation of' had their difficulties and were un­ tires in the present defense program ■ class here Thursday evening, he has Mra Charles Robertson; 1st. forty-one firemen in clas.sc.s at Hils- pres.. Mrs. Clms. Pnrker; 2d vice able to get through some of the it i* thought such a course might, Mink Ritchie; ' be advisable. side roads. * ... „ ----------------------- tings on Monday and Friday cvc- pres.. Mra. “ A rthl treat and educational op-1 Ray Potts. Mrs. Martha Bcjgvway called at ... ................................................................... " ‘ Mrs Mrs. Harnev Barney Cb.l.T Clsler U Li nttit.ili-xclrw* cunialescltg: Hie John TenHarkel home in Grand .portunity will bv Hie address this nd Pfc'rdsteller from Mrs. Grace Jack- Rapid* recently .... but found Mrs. Tennt her home on the Muiore U........I farm from a major operation rc- son ot "Grand Rapids states she is Harkrl. who suffered n severe stroke I r. . ccntly performed ut Blodgett hos- able to do acme light hou-ework nnd some time ugo. unable to see call- Jani* Laupmanls will upjiear. He Is ||As* Sp' i fiital in Grand Rapids. u native of Latvia, a former Coin- ' Middleville relatives have re- munht youth leader and this is one I । Mrs. Max Lynd returned home severe operation. Uttle Dole Hewitt, son of Mr. reived announcements of the birth of five appearances on the Grund ' fliclnv night from a delightful ten 1 days' vacation trip to Camp Wol- nnd Mrs. Uwrcnce Hewitt of the. of ., imie son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rapid* dLstrict under the auspices1 n ' trrs. Texas, to Visit her son. Eddie Prairie, ’has bent suffering with of the Methodist churclL He is n । I Enroute home she sj>?iii one night Btrep infection of the eye but Is former Jean Campbell, Tiie little member of the Baltic and Slavic I with Mrs. Rome Brookbunk and now much better. His .mother and lad. who arrived January .2. conferences cf 'he church in Europe• family at Pendleton. Ind. he have been staying with her weighed g lbs. 13 oz*. and is named and served as minister and uir ruld 1-l.lMflt i Mra. Herman Neuttrel nnd Hub* mother-in-law. Mrs. Anna Hewitt. Harold Fart .warden in London during the worst | son. Denn, ot Robinson. N. Dakota, the past few days so as to be nearer! We are glad to know Mr*. Claude 1ot the bombings. He will give first NOTICE TO BIDDEUS i| । are spending n month with her si.' Rosenberg of northwest Thomapple hand information about Russia and • The Chnrir-. Minor fumilv al the Ls able to *l! up part of the time the general public Is Invited to hear I, ter. Mrs. Myron Overholt, southI* A wonderful 80 acre farm, level. 10 room house. two ----mile corner , ..... ----------------------------- — ------ - west of town, en- and convalescing from he/recent him. The charges of Freeport and : She was thrTonnrr FlorenceUavi-., irrtnravd eleven uneRpwded gue»U-M.vrrc jirnit attack; Her daughtcr.+'C.iledonia are expected to join in: 2 barns, electricity, granary. 7 sheds. chicken' who a* a girl lived for eight years Satuidny night. Nine of Hu- crowd mis. Monroe Gibbs.of Grand Rap-1 this service. At 3 o'clock in the nftcoop, small woods, 10 acres of muck, in Maple ■[with . . .... her uncle ---- ...u ........................... . who became snowbound l(K wh0 |11U bci.n ggjisung Ul hi;r emoon he will address the pupil* of and ................ aunt. Mr. und win-p-opie ' Mrs. Sam Davis. while trying to gel home from the care, left Sunday with friends for *u" Grove township, good title, .for $6,000.00. • I Despite the Arctic blast*, ten basketball gr>me. and two were Florida where she will visit friend* Death of Rollo Adams I members of the "Grandmotherstranger* whose car went off the nt Sarasota for a couple weeks. . A nice 40 acres of land int Hope township, right .il This community wits grieved to 1 club met with Mrs. Earl Kermeen road. Mr. and Mr*. Herb Lanfear Mr. and Mrs Carl E. Stokoc. who barn, has elec*l|| ■ of Parmelee Thursday for a jolly northwest of town entertained an were Middleville resident* many hear that Rollo B. Adams, aged 62. near 2 lakes, has 5 room house, I ' elderly couple from Battle Creek year* ago. will observe their golden who grew to manhood In this vi­ : good time. tricity, only $2,000.00. snowbound while tryBabcock— has eloped Tier who . Mrs. Dorn ----------------—------------- became ---------- -------------wedding anniversary Sunday. Jun cinity. had been fatally injured | home for the winter rnonUi* und Is tag to get to relative*. ib. at their home at 5708 Victoria । while being a Good Samaritan to 6 acres of land in Baltimore township, has house a I। staying witii her .son-in-law son-in-law and anti Mrs Joe Flala. Mr* r nee Florence ^ve. Los Angeles, Cal. according a young motorist who was having tire trouble Wednesday evening of d| I I| daughter. j —. Mr. nnd Mrs. .... Russell ... oBaughman. ...iias hit jllsl recovered from to nn announerment received by hLs 9 x 16. 3 acres of timber, electricity, and tele­ ' iI Bectord. Bedford. an Illness illness ol ear et infection and mas- brother. Fred o. Stokoe. Cur) and last wrvk. Rollo, who with his ' MvA an phone. $500.00. I R. Thomas Fn ncji son of Mra. told trouble. . [' wife ' 'begad " ’housekeeping ' on the son. Arthur, lived at Sparta, had, to help Waiter DeRulter. of gone ; Cora French of Grand Rapid*, fnrT.ie Interior pt the John Goor- Prairie <>n the farm known ns the meilv of Middleville, has enlisted house home youth of town b U-ine: Chas. Baker place and later he op- Fremont change a tire when a car. In houses and lots wc have some very good bar­ with lhe United States Marine.'. remodeled and Unproved, with new crated a Jewelry store In Middlc- driven by John H Powell of Sparta. ] gains. stntck lhe two men und also De­ Twenty-one ladles enjoyed the cupboards in the kitchen, etc., with1 ville for many years. brother-in-law. sixteen: regular meeting of the Rouse circle David Chase as carpenter. Last Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hamilton re- Suiter's at the home of Mi* T. J. Berry spring Hie exterior of the house wa* ccntly were at Hollnnd and visited year-old Kenneth Boeskool of Fre­ mont. DeRulter was killed instantly Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. K. modernized. the Mbscs Philo and Lucile Doan, and Rollo died less than an hour Spooner, who U sending Hie winMrs. Hattie Stevens returned on their former neighbors when the 1 ter with her aunt. Mr*. E. F. Blake. Monday from a two weeks' visit Doan family were resident* of Uih later in St. Mary's hospital nt I j furnished sjieciul piano numbers with her sun. Muri and family in Village. They are well und Miss Grand Rapid* Tiie young boy b In , REAL ESTATE BROKER . and all report a fine time. The next Detroit. ------ • ■ .Philo ...»w ..... still very busy with sewing the hospital with critical Injuries. ; meeting will be with Mrs. Minnie ’ letter -----J *---------J nnd ncr 5j.ter witii her teaching DeRulter was 25 years old and his A received from Mr. and STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 wife, to whom he was married in Ir*. Paul Faulkner, who are on a duties. Johnson. . September, »pent was sitting In lhe car; , The T.-K. debating team coin- vacation trip in Florida, state* tiie Mrs. Blanch Scgerstrom i Blanch Segerstroin ‘ “ Mra. the We believe that— I posed of Maxine Finkbeiner. James weather had changed to rainy and weeitend................................. in Grand Rapid*t, wiUi her and wltnc.socd the accident. The; motorist who struck the trio said he 1 Faulkner und Geraldine Carley cold at that writing on Friday, and <nni Harold and wife, did not sec the three men ut the ‘. were, at Rockford Monday ufui- Paul was scurrying about trying to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munger of noon. They were accompanied by get fuel to keep comfortable, Whitneyville were Sunday guests of edge of the highway until too late on de it for publication their coach. Henry Cunningham. The ’.Middleville basketball team her grandmother, / Mrs. Hattie to avoid hitting them. He has been and Mra. O. L. Finkbeiner as played Hastings here Saturday eve- Smith. Mrs. M. won tfic former Mary- confined to his bed since with ner­ vous shock. ' driver. ning and lost to lhe tune of 7 to 17. Lois Stauffer. Rollo was born near Duncan bike । Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lee were -• ■ • *--‘r •“-* Mr. unit Mrs. 'Joe Springer of I called to Battle Creek last week by score stood 9 to 8 In favor of tiie Comstock called to see their son. and there began school, later at­ [ the sudden death of Ids brother-ln- visitors. Lane was the high point Orlo. and wife at the Minnie John­ tending Barber school und Middle­ j law. Alfred R. Dart, aged Cl years, num for Hasting* with 9 point* und son home thin' Monday. ville hlgii school. He taught for | who passed awuy Tuesday morning. Finkbeiner for Middleville with ten MrJand Mrs. Corl Mlnar of Grand several years In the Fillmore school r.l A. Hubbard. l>r.-<s..J ' and whose funeral was held on jxilnt* Playing these visitors the Rapid* spent Sunday with his par­ near Freeport, and also the Yankee Thursday with burial at Mhson. local boys meet a team from Class ents. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Mlnar. Springs und Pleasant Hill school. His wife, the former Alta Smith, Mr. Durt. with hi* wife tmd son b Instead of their own C class. west of town a teacher in this viLee The score of th- second team game The Ptfdrk literary club held IU also home the Sunday prior his ^as also in favor of Hie visitors 29 regular meeting at the home of cinity, died five years ago. He i* survived by two son*. Alden of death. ta 21. The local boys will play at Mrs Minnie Johnson this week Shipshewana. Ind . and Arthur with Captain nnd Mra. Arnold Faulk­ Woodland Friday night. Wednesday. -two ner and two children left for Ft. Eldon Poulson accompanied by hl* ( Tiie y ... T.-K. school closed twice last whom he lived at Sparta: Monroe. Vn.. /Wednesday after little son. Ronald, and his parents, week due to inclement weather and daughters. Mrs. Homer Gillett of spending a few dayswith his par­ Mr. nnd Mrs Henry Poulson drove transportation hazards but ha* re­ Sparta and Mrs. Charles Warner of ... Mrs. ent... Rep. and Mrs Ellis Faulkner to Kalamazoo Sunday where they z opentd Un* morning although we Rockford; and one sister. at the Paul Fatffkner home. met Mr.'and Mrs. Glen Wellington understand • • • some ----- side --• --------- Harry Stimson of this vicinity. The roads are still i Jack Chase und Harn Albrecht of Three Rivers, who took theirr 1J*lit- cIomjI. Six years ago. the school was funeral wa* held at Sparta Sunday afternoon where interment was! ! of W. M. C. E. Kalamazoo, were He grandson. Ronald, home w.w. with closed for three weeks due'to deep made. ' home for the weekend. ' them for y week's stay. ' •1 snow und wintry weather. Attending from th!* vicinity were j Superior Judge Thaddeus Taylor Mr and Mrs. Walter Tiwrnton of* Mrs. E. F. Blake. Mrs. Flo Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Stimson and | of Grand Rapids was in town Sun­ Lansing have moved into the Dr. and.Mra. J. K. Spooner were Fridity day and was accompanied home by Taylor residence on East Main St guests ot- Mr. -- -kjid■ "Irs? Herman children. Jean nnd Leonard, Mr Mi : ids mother. Mrs. Flora Taylor, who Mr*. Thornton is a sister of Mr* VunderSchuur oub^Gn rand Rapids nnd Mra. Wayne Carpenter. Mr. and ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Mrs. Olney Adams, also hi* cousins, has been visiting at the home of Gerald White. Mr. Thornton Is con­ St.. HUia • ( Mlrliinn Th- I'r her brother. F. F. Blake, for nected ..... witii„„ the White Products The Mastcr-Jones circle of the Mr and Mrs. Jack Chesiey of Ce­ weeks. Mrs J. K. Spooner, also a corporation. Methodist church will meet this resco. Mr. Adain* wa* a kind man and guest at the Blake home, occoin-l Thirty local residents have l>een Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Lyon* for the regular monthly meetJ the family has the sympathy lng All member* are urged to be many friends hereabouts. NGSCR YBRIDS RIDDLEVILLE MOT1CB OF FOBaOLOaURR Default ba»tn« baan aril default barlai roatl»«i far lurity LEGAL NOTICES '£5 1b» Kiruirr «>f u*e.ia tor nairi Mullion en the Tn«t» .l<hlh iKINGSCROSfl CORN FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column ► Brand New THE OIRCC1T INICRT FOR TUB ......... . L'HANCKHV f I'UKREXT;. THE HOXOUABLK UL'iL <I EARL R. BOYES ORDER FOR PUBLICATION i*r»h»t« on r "The Best Investment on Earth is lhe Earth Itself' lit petltlnn: notice TO < r IT' I I TIRES During changeable weather don't risk the lives of yowr family and yourself by driving on smooth, worn tires. Remember, retreading makes them new! Our Always Use service has long been successful with motorists who must hove longer mileage at lower prices. For non­ skid driving, bring your old tires in today! MICHIGAN MADE VULCANIZING ' PURE SUGAR ALL KINDS GENERAL TIRE AND TUBE REPAIRING I ANDRUS SERVICE Listen to Edgar A. Guest—each Monday and Wednesday 10 A.M.-WXYZ Phone 2240 daytime. For night serv­ ice phone 2352 or 2230 and Michigan Radio Netnork Michlgaa Grtailat Yalcanliiag Dy so doing you cooperite with the farmers and wage earners , of your own State who grow and produce this tine product tugar that for every sweetening purpose has no supcrio present. IRVING Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Barber ot Jack Warner and family Grand RApids were Sunday visitors Woodhull. N. Y-. visited his mother.; < <>an t, Mrs. Sybil Warner, at her home in Prlndle. Hastings last week and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clsler and chil­ she returned to stay in Irving with dren. Paul and Mary, called to see Mrs. Sowerby. hi* father. Henry Clsler. Sunday of Mrs. Norma Llnce returned to last week and found him quite well her parent*' home here after visit­ for his M years. Mr. Clsler and his ing her husband. Joe Llnce, In two sons now live In their new Oklahoma before he was sent to the home, the first place east of River­ west coast. side cemetery, Hastings. Roger Wilcox, who has been nt 'Die Eastern Star Past Matrons Fort Custer for nearly a year, has chib had an enjoyable meeting been transferred to Pomona. Cal. Friday with Mrs. Lenna Kirkpat­ Roger is a former Irving boy rick with a fine pot luck dinner Mr. and Mrs. Clifford BeEon and und an afternoon of visiting and family of Kalamazoo were Sunday vlsltora al J. C. Bellon*. projiriately initiated Into the club SOTIl’i: TO CREDITORS and Ls now a full-fledged member. HI BBARD HILLS The next meting will be with Mra. Albert and Gordon Green came u.tnn Griffeth, Feb. 6. . home from Bannister Tuesday and Virginia M>U?r of Middleville was relumed lo cut and draw logs for Hie weekend guest of her UlUe Frank Green Monday morning. school friend, Mary Clsler. The T. K. 9. bus began Ita trip Charles Parker, who with Mrs. on our roads thia Monday morning Parker ha* been vbltlng al Buffalo after not being able to make Ita and Wkshlngton, D. C. for a couple rounds lhe past week on account week*, rami back to town Thursday ;(lf ^w blocked road*. Il wa* stuck lo look after lhe home and on Sat-1 m a snow bank on Hubbard Hills urday went to Hasting* to joln| corner one hour and a half thb A. Mra. Parker at the home of their M. daughter. Mra. Roman Feldspausch. । Mra. James 8torkan b spending I’rotial* Ottlr*. In NOTICE TO CREDITORS OHir», In NOTICE TO CREDITORS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-01-22.pdf 10004a52fcf41f846d34f9afe36d45c9 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR 16 PAGES HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1942 RED CROSS DEAD LINE APPROACHES LET’S HAVE THE BENEFITS IN 1942 New Parking Ordinance SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 to 8 HISTORY OF THE BARRY COUNTY SOLDIERS - SAILORS MONUMENT REGISTER FOR DP ON FEBRUARY 1 The new parking ordinance of this city which will apply specitkally to parking on State Why It Seems To The Writer A Monument To Good street between the monument on Intentions Rather Than Memorial to Wearers of the Blue Contributions continue to come j Broadway and the C K. A 8. The citizens of Hastings have tracks on Boltwood will go into never had the opportunity to know \in for the Red Crow War Relief effect on Sunday. Feb. 1. accord­ how large a feature a real city park h^nd. according to Mrs. Walter ing to the terms of the ordi­ The "Soldiers and Sailors Monu-: tlment .'.cemcd quite strong for the local selective Service boards to can become in the community life, Perkins, county chairman. During H nance. I ment" that stands at the Intersec- proposition. Prominent citizens of conduct the third registration, for we have never had that kind of Heretofore and even now It • Uon of State and Broadway is a j tin1 county, who were not ex­ scheduled for Monday. February 18, a park. The high school ground* thr past week, gifts liave been re-1 has been entirely legal for per­ striking feature of this city, and ;/oldters. al»o expressed their approv- it was announced today by CoL E. ceived frdm~jhe following'group*, I were j opposed to be that, but they M. Rosecrans. state Selective Servrons to drive u car up on State has been given much praise and i al. never were Improved and they were the Kitchen GtHld-of Pennock hos-! street and leave it there favorable comment, mid is culled a It is not necessary to go Inta all pltaL also from the Charity Guild; j not adapted, as is Tyden Park for great credit to Hu-.tlngs and Barty' the detail*, but &oon there was or­ Person* wishing to volunteer public uses. As we have remarked; throughout the day and evening. Townsend Club No. 3: Hastings From Mr. and Mrs. Olendon P. Swarthcut ' county. When I tell you its his- ganlzed what was called the Barry before, very few cities are fortun-| High School Association; Girls' (tory—and, I ii«d every opportunity! County Soldier* and Sailors Menu--1 should get In touch with their (Written on the verandah of m aloud, and there were several ate enough a _______ centrally League: Woodland lownsidp and ____ ... to — have ------ , 6 a. m. and 6 p. m. the limit will to know it — vou Will not wonder ment Association, whose announced Cromer. Houxe. Shot Hall. Bridge ­ of them. Tiie sermon was shorter, located park, with the acreage that Woodland village; Freeport* village: ' hut be 3 hours parking on State I that I do not get overly-enthusios- purpose was to have the monument crans requested. With Michigan's but in unit* spite nf of this thr the entire ej*rv. serv­ Tvrten Tyden P.irlt Park aftarrte affords, located at at thp the Frexbyterian L. A. 8.; Cedar Creek 'town > i tic when I think about II. know-, placed in the county seat u> hon- registration concentrated in OM Cemetery Circle; A A P Tea Co; We feel certain Rev. Don M. Gury ice required one hour and a half. edge of a beautiful stream, the, street. Those who do not wish to |ing the facts in the case as I do.for the 1900 Barry county men. day. it Is expected tliat approxi­ Coats Grove community; Hastings 'will be interested In an experience The prayers for the success and banks of which will lend themselves have the City Police attach To me it reproents good inten- ? mostly young men and boys, who mately 435,000 men will visit reg­ city fire department; Chapter No. 'we had last Sunday morning at St. safety of tlx armed forces of t|je to artistic landscaping. The writer tickets to their cun, which will UoiiA tliat did not work out jo wcD. wore the Union blue. The as»o- istration places in public school* 62G. Women of the Moom- and the Matthla's church. We were deeply British Empire struck a responsive remembers that whin lie was a boy oblige them to pay a fine should I think it was at the annual elation had fifteen directors, rep- and other government building* Orangeville - Prairievine Service IImpressed by the Church. of Eng­ chord throughout the congregation; the Hadley Mill pond, which ex­ bear the fact in mind that this Barry County Soldiers and Sailon > resenting al! parts of the county. Special registration places are now club. land service. It seemed so old. so you could feel it. But the climax tended from court street on Full ordinance will be in effect Feb­ Reunion in the fall of 1887 that i who sponsored an organized effort being established by Local Boards with tradition, that we free- came at the conclusion of the serv­ creek buck to Grund street. was the Total contributions reported up laden ! ice when the choir led us in sing ­ the .suggestion was made by some! ‘to raise the monev ------ needed • • to pay In all major industrial establish­ ruary !. and-easy Americans felt n little out Mecca for the kids of that day for tr> Tuesday noon amounted to $1.- 1 ing "God Save The King." . skating. Saturdays that pond Jn one that Barry county, which hud for sitcji a memorial. As my fa­ ments and colleges and universittas. 517.12 in Hastings city. Township 1of place, especially when cfcdanut furnished 1.000 men for the Union j ther. David R. Cook, hud had a con­ It was Interesting to read Die winter would be fairly alive with Col Rosecram today issued printwaved their fronds outside chairmen and their workers are palms 1 siderable experience in soliciting itsked to please finish up the cun- 1tiie high church windows and little services to be read on board ships boys and girls, having the time of | monument to honor them and the funds for public enterprises, he was tea lion proclamation and ordered vuieing soon as the dead line for Barbadian goats bleated sacrile­ of His Majesty’s Navy. Each scat their lives. The pond was small ' eotmty from which they came. induced to become the president of Local Boards throughout the Stale in each pew had a Utile label on but II answered the purpose for i the closing of the drive approaches. 1giously at the wrong intervals. There was favorable comment about ------- the Monument Association. Atlor----------------Tile choir consisted of twenty it. We were obviously Americans, skating If the city fathers catry ALso please be sure to solicit each that propoi-il at the reunion that ney Loyal E Knappen was Jhe *«c- Umatlon in board afl Ice*, and all and. every social, church or frater- Ilittle Negro bays with long faces obviouily strangers, no the usher tout tne plan* they hope to. the Unpublic buildings The proclamation year. There were then five Grand retary. .sang Use hytnns with unusual placed us in seats labelled "Hotel provemenl of Tyden Park will af­ mil group In your territory for con- who ' Royal " This last Wednesday we tenor . 1 regret to say the church Army poets in this county. When When It became known that orders the registration of all male ford a splendid skating pond, not tribullons. Hours Designated For Colls th*- matter was discussed by the there not very well filled—evidently attended the Annual Industrial and depending upon the river al all for was a movement on in tills persons bcm on or after February Some have delayed their soilc- was ’ Agricultural Exhibition at Queen's And Distribution Of Work members at the reunion, the sen-, (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2> liutions, so It has been reported 1the ministers in Barbados and water, but kept in condition by Park It was just like the Barry- using city water on freezing nights her 31. 1831. The rtgUtralion will to Mrs. Perkins, because no litera­ those in Michigan have a common Mr*. R. G. Hubbard, chairman of County Fair only on a smaller scale. to furnish a beautiful surface for ture or pins had been received. 1cause for annoyance. The service was not particularly For instance, the only methods for skaters. In the summer this same the Burry County Red Cross Chap­ ka and Hawaii and in Puerto Rico, Because of the suddenness with MORE HELP NEEDED different from our own Protestant 1exhausting the kiddles were to buy as well as throughout the United which this War Relief fund tarn- ,service except that ptalnu were them rides oil u hand-driven merry space will be utilized for several ter. announces that the new head­ A number of donations for hot Stales. Registration is required of palgn was started, the American J tennis grounds. There will be op­ quarters in the Stebbins Bldg, are sung by the congregation, not spok-| lunches at school have been (Continued on page 2. Sec. 2> portunities for many other kinds of opened, the necessary change hav­ Red Cross did not have time to , made by groups and indtvlduuh. games such as quoits, croquet, lawn ing been made and the furniture prepare literature and gel it to the However more money is needed A person outside the boundaries of bowling, etc There will be fine op­ placed. thousands of chapters throughout I to continue the project through the United State* pn registration the United Stales Likewise the | portunities for boys and girls to The rooms will be open from two; the cold weather, if you wish to Exemption Limits Lowered day shall present himself for regis­ In "Digging In" Pion have a delightful time, for there to five o'clock every Tuesday. Wed-' help will you please send your supply of label tags was soon extration as soon ns possible after To $1500 And $750. haustrd and no more are available. I . ... ... _ ________ _ nesdny. Thursday and Friday after-1 contribution to SupL D. A. Van­ Barry county automobile dealers that order is preserved. his return to this country. I noon for cutting, sewing‘and knit-1 if any of the Barry county work- I | For many farmers in Michigan have united In whitt they call "Dig­ Tyden Patk will lend itself nice- j ting and tiie distribution Of sew-11 Buskirk at the High school. CoL Roaecrans emphasized that _era have been wailing for this rea- ; 1942 will be the flrit year they will all persons now registered under !y to Jinihcnping. because it Li not ' Ing materials and yarn. Mrs Lyle] ging In for the War Effort" and son. you need delay no longer, a* 1 have had u> make out an income the Selective Service act will not no literature, pins or label togs will I announce the plan in this issue of flat and has areas that can be i Scudder. chairman of the War Re-j Woodlond MlltUOl be required to register again on treated to make It a beauty spot. lief sewing, states that unless more: tax report. be forthcoming. Please send In the Banner. Il will not take long before the material arrives, there will be no iFire Insurance Co. your reports Just as soon tis pos­ Every farmer who Is single, or , _ . ; rr—;— ."""■■ww The discontinuance of production people of Hastings can. in the sum­ sewing ready for next week, but। Qd;_ * to registration should plan to regRcd Cross War Relief Fund • sible. who 1* married and not living with uter in their Local Board are* if that It would be wise to call head- KegiSterS Dig UOin Let's clean up this campaign for To Get Proceeds From First of new cars places n severe handi­ mer time, go In families or groups wife, must make a --------------return if ---------at all powlble, he declared. Any Mutual rire Fire in-, his cap upon these dealers and certain to this park and enjoy themselves, quarters, phone 2638. before com-| Tire me Woodland vrwuimiu niuiuai , ---: ----------u $4,100 before the end of the month k-.*- I—I. .. ___ 1______ —___ . ____ _ "Salvage For Victory" Effort restrictions and changes of |K>)lcy as you see them doing in the parks Ing there to work. surnnee Company held their annual hu >ncome “ n»°re than $750 a year.1 person who must be away from and report to the Red Cro&s head­ A telephone. No. 2638, has been meeting Tuesday, January 20 nt 11 he ls ’’tarried and living with; home on registration day. howrm. of larger cities. ' quarters that Burry county lias Final arrangements were made are made necessary. Woodland with about 90 members I hte wi,e the returnable blank Is due may be registered at any Local Among the changes listed are: The fact thrft this park is located installed and will you please make again "gone over the lop." We (on Tuesday for the "Salvage for tlu* discontinuance of loaning car*, your Red Cross calls during the present. George W. Schneider who‘,f hts gro&s lncomc u 3*500 a year. | Board registration place where &• can if we will. None of us can out- , (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) hours designated? Someone will be has served on the board of director*! Even Ulo“ "“king a return will I may be. give the man In service, who Is Victory" drive for waste items the placing of all service and parts Local Board* are receiving egwhich starts Saturday morning, on a cash basis. The new plan is at the rooms on Saturday and for nine years and as treasure! U W n° Uxea unlc“ lhere *»<*»*giving his all. Third County Farm Monda/afternoons also to answer the company for six year* retired.'ance *,Ur Per»I'«1 exemptions and j cellent cooperation from school Jan. 34, at nine o'clock, when the effective immediately. Those who have joined in thin the telephone from two till live Fred W. Brickley of Orange town-. ®lher UwtuI deduction* are taken. board*, city and county official, bells of the city will ring and the Defense Meet county was — elected -- ------- on! —|out of _the- gross. income. County .other public officials in making arnecessary movement are: D. H. o'clock It will save considerable ship. Ionia ---------50 volunteer men and the nine Sharp. Forrest Johnson. Goodyear■ th>t ’ P**®1 10 rangementa for the registration. The third meeting in the Barry work for Mrs. Hubbard. Mrs Scud­ the new board. Harley V. Townsend.' *«ent Po‘ler trucks will start their city-wide col­ Bros. Hdwc. Co.. Rcahm Motor. County National Defense series of der and Mrs, John Patrick if calls present secretary, was uiuminiouily Bu1'Ty, coun’>' farmers will be re­ lection parade. but probably only Sales. Moynahan A Paul. Inc.. meetings with farmers will be ly-ld are made at the new office nt the re-elected for a term of three ycara'O^ ,o At the committee meeting on Brass Motor Co.. Burkholder NIs-! al the Barry County Court House on times stated. Your cooperation in Mr. Townsend has served on the nl»ut one-fifth of those reporting Tuesday. Julian Knowlton present­ chan Co. all of Hastings; CentralI Wednesday, Jan. 28. at 1:00 P. M this matter will be greatly uppre- board for six yearn and four aa secP®1" AnF lax, a zoning plan for the city that Garage. Bedford Garage. Blake. Discussion nt (ills meeting will be retary. Organization of the board । •*»“*<* obtain from---------------------------------------------County Men Pan Pre- ed should greatly facilitate the col­ Motor Co. Bennett Auto Co. all of led by E. C. Scheldenhelm, exten­ wiu poMponea postponed until until Hatiirnuy, Saturday, JanJan-! of Internal revenue at ubiUh special registration was ; the collector ........ . Army Exam. Await Cali * •— —*■ -------........24 .... because.... lection work. uary /of the...illness .of,rvumit Detroitrtrop.(rr.m fromAnh onontoftH* then12fIMd field■ in such Industrie* wherever it may Middleville: Smith A Doster. Del­ sion dairyman. Michigan state col­ All who are participating in tills ton; R. M. Wetherbee, Nashville. Vice President, Earl V. Colby of ,n Uic two c°Ples ot, be necessary. lege. Mr. Scheldenhelm will dis­ Due to a change in a recent ruldrive arc asked to meet al the jUto I Form 1040 and 1040F. After this! ----------------- *•» ■■■ < cuss Raising the Dairy Calf. Coun­ • ing which permits Draft Boards to Barry county garage on E. State ty Agent Faster reports that a large There was a very flne spirit »t! J? <tone' Change In County release to newspapers certain in­ the meeting. A general revision ot F?rm. 10*° even'body determines r . number of farmers, who are selling formation which for some time ha* St., at 9:00 A. M.. ready for busi­ ' whole milk for the first thne in the charter was made because the, whether he has to pay an Income Rationing OOt-Up been forbidden, the Barry County ness. The Hastings city schools re­ old charter in some respects did not । tax, and in what amount. Fairly I Allan Hyde. Tire Administrator I years, are experiencing difficulty in board has announced the following port nine teachers and 31 students Funds To Help In Fight conform with the requirement* of complete Instiuctlons are presented for the Barry County Tire RaUonral*U>g their calves. Mr. Schcldcnnames of Barry county young merr have volunteered to help on Sat­ I on * *heel which accompanies the (ing Board, received noliflcalkm this helm will discuss the 'use of sub­ who have passed (he pre-army phy­ urday. Against Infantile Paralysis the Insurance laws of Michigan. Instruction sheets have been sent stitutes for milk in calf raising, The ................................. sical examination and will be in­ * lir financial report of Ul the MIC comcum- 1 form. ------I -— — —- — I ■■ "Despite the many demands of puny was a very gratifying one. | Porm *M0P u “ schedule of farm forward to be known as the County common calf diseases and the genducted into the U. 8. army in the to the homes of the city and on national defense there can be noi Friday another notice will be left 'showing the company to be in fine i Income andexpense, and Is filed Rationing Board and will assume near future. The date they will With only one birth reported In letup in the campaign -for human i condition. wlth Form 1040 when the form is the job of rationing cars as well as At a time when dairy cattle are leave and further details are not at every residence, so the house­ the Banner's First Baby of the defense." declares Probate Judge! holders will know the plan of oper­ Year Contest, there lias been no selling at such high prices it is nec­ There is a balance on hand of 1 **«* 011 UlB au*‘ b*al». Filing of tire*. Car rationing U to start Feb. given. Stuart Clement, who is Barry Coun-! $79,88532. This includes $34.090.00! Form 1040? with 1040 is optional 2. Mr. Hyde's new title will be trouble in deciding the winner of essary that farmers raise their own Ward Earl Freeman, John New­ ations. ty Chairman of the Comm I.tee for legal Father John V. Dillon, chairman the prizes donated by local busi­ replacements. legal premium premium reserve reserve wnicn which Ts 50;........ lr the rtP°rt u <lled on land Robertson. Cecil Ernest Stew­ u w — lhe accrual i County Rationing Administrator. .. . as. . basic ■■■■ previous year's *««*’• ... J , II 'T'.c To date 19 7 passenger and 197 ftruck All farmers in the county are In­ the Celebration of the President's percent of. tiie ard. Clarence Elmer Reid. Lawrence of the Barry County Civilian De­ ness men. The dead line for re­ Birthday. Jan. 30. sessments as required of all farm' Farmer* are entitled to certain | tires have been issued to appHAlbert Radtke. Franklin Charles fense Board and Chief of Police porting the birth of New Year's vited to attend this meeting as well "Occasionally," Judge Clement Harry Thompson are cooperating tn babies which must be born in nre Insurance companies of Michi- deductions of farm expenses and cants. Mr. Hyde says. as others that will follow in the Beckwith. Claude Delmar Emerson. said Monday, "someone will re ­ a novel plan of informing house ­ Barry County to Barry county par­ •Food for Defense'' series. The ,n depreciation accompanying their Passenger tire* have been Issued Laurence Henry SmitK Caryl Web­ mark!, that it will be Impossible to Total losses Include'M inuat for f«r the the year ve*r 1941. Iasi ji operations. operation*. Farm Farm expenses expenses Include as follows: follows: F. P. A. A. Brown Brown Co. Co. 3; 3: ster Isham. Lloyd LeRoy Bawdy. holders about the Saturday collec­ ents. was Tuesday. Jan. 13. at 6 meeting is being sponsored by the Barry County U. S. D. A. National contribute to the Infantile Paralysis $7135430. The increase in business1 such things as hired labor, feed Charles J. Betts. 3: Hastings LumLawrence William Strickland. Ger­ tion. Chairman Thompson has se­ funds this year. We point out that last year was especially good, bring bought, seed, fertilizer and other. bcr and Coal Co.. 3; Dr. Burton The honor of being the first baby Defense Board. ald Martin Hull. Herman Philip lected the names of seventeen in the last three years more tlian $1319375.00 after all deductions and expenses of operating the fann.i p^ry. L (Continued on page 5. Sec. 1) born in Barry county in 1942 1* Bessmer. Kenneth Gought Rush. awarded to Arthur jay. an 8 pound J 25,000 new cases of Infantile pa- cancellations. i Certain depreciations are also de-1 Truck tires have been Issued as George Edmund Schafer. Charles 1 ralysLi have occurred. The public <■ 7 ounce son tobrn to Mr. and Mrs J 57 Asked To Beginning with January 1. 1942.1 ducUble, such as deterioration of i follows: Barry County Road Com­ Ivan Green. Roger Albert LeyenAlva Clark who reside on route 4,1 ' beginning to realize that In a world al! insurance will be classlfled Jn | buildings, farm machinery, fence*, j mission. 1; Morse W. Johncock. 3; decker. Ervin William Lind. John which U producing man-made crip ­ Attend First Aid Hastings. The lucky little fellow i two classes. Class A—Village real-, and tile drains. C. J. Yoho. 1; Lecter J. Hatch. 3: Paul Langford. Thimas Paul Hayples nt a terrific rate, the Aght to dences and accompanying building. । Finally, the tai payer must al­ Ray purkee. 1. was ushered Into the world at Pen­ Wurd. Alby Max Beech. Russell nock hospital at 8:12 P. M. on! "Refresher" Course eliminate disease-made cripples has and their contents—will apply on te»t the correctness ol the report Charles Townsend. Carl Henry Bo­ special significance." Thursday, Jan. 1. Dr. a. B. Gwinn all villages approved by the board, before a notary. A first aid "refresher” course gart. Victor Albert Higdon. LynnThis year the principal means Th. raw on IhU cUra -Ul be Ik was the attending physician. m douM u u> U» pro­ conneclion Mr. Hyde pointe out don Roy Eldred. Frank J. Purchlss. for those who have had some used in raising funds is through per one hundred, which has tenner- cedure pt complhod a Ua report, that under existing rulings anyone Although Arthur did not arrive Magazines and Books Being Glenn Wilson Brisbin. Clare Sylvan experience in first aid training coin containers. Stores and bank.* ly been Be per one hundred . county Ment Prater aunaaU Ural may apply for obsolete Urea whethOlmstead. Wilbur Lewis Halstead. Collected By City Libraries until' more than twenty hours after will be held In the High school Clara B will Include au other! they atop In at hla olllce and nClaude Paul Clemens; Ralph LeRoy here on Wednesday evening. containers wMre-'the public may rUU that are Inaurable In tarn view The "Victory Book Campaign" is was In time to win the valuable some---literature on the •" subject -- ------------------- -------------b““ glble lists. Guy and Dominic B. LeonardeUl. Jan. 28. commencing at 7:00 drop in their contribution*. Tnere mutual Are insurance companies County Agent Foeter will also have being extended another week, an­ gifts donated by the Banner and are also being used Birthday Greet • nounces Miss Jean Barnes, city li­ the following cooperating mer­ and will take the 25c per one hun­ a few report forms on hand for in- follows: 525-19; 535-560-19; MO-11; The purpose of this course will Ing lists, on which the contributor brarian. Books suitable for the men chants: dred rate as in the past. be to train instructors and as­ Two Auction Sales places his name and the amount in tiie army and navy may be taken C. B. Hodges. Frandsen's. Has­ 750-19; 450-20; 475-30; 450-474-500­ The directors have decided to sistants to help in other classes. of the contribution. These lists are to the main library at High school tings Cut Rate Shoe Store. High-1 20; 500-20; 535-20; 550-20; 800-10; The following 57 are asked to adopt the anniversary P*“n of as­ $500 IN SAVING Dairy. Banghart's Bakery, j for the use of clubs, schools or or­ or to cither of the two ward li­ land'll “ ' .. “ 600-650-20; 050-20; 440-450-31; 440report for this class: sessment which mean* that new in­ STAMPS FREE! ganizations. braries. Later the books will be sent Reed's Drug Store. Food Center GILBERT SC'OIT. Prop. 1942 skating duo now open for surance will be issued for a year In­ Edith E. Bachelder. Hiram Of the funds collected in Barry stead of until the next asscasment membership. 800-21; MO-21: 700-31; MO-21; 880’Having decided to rent his farm to the state library und prepared Super Market. LyBayker's Drug1 Baxter, Ruth Beadle, Lyle Ben­ Store, Taylor's Shoe Store. J. O. j County 50 per cent arc sent to the as In In u>uc> order ivotip to-help ncsp Keep 'em Flying. Mr. Scott will have an Auction sale for distribution. in the tne past. past, This inw plan piaii went wen* Into m nett, Vleva V. Birdsell. Clarence National Foundation for Infantilei effect on all application* for new.Reid will give away tome $500 00 Books of Action, travel, history, Penney's, Carveth A- Stebbins, Bon­ al his farm 14 miles south of A. Bump. LorAne Dawn Burling, Paralysis and 50 percent are turned Insurance January 1. Uris will dL>- in War Saving Stamps to members County Farm. 3-4 mile #qst and biography, mystery, poetry, etc., are net At Gown Shop. W. A. Roth.1 Anne B. Burton. Dorothy Bush­ i over to the local Chapter for use tn' tribute the work over the entire । of the club. 4A $5 00 album with 25c mile north of Striker school on acceptable but no textbooks or tech­ Montgomery Ward, and Henry's , ong. David A. VanBuskirk. Baity County. In the past year Section 3. Baltimore twp. He is nical trade books published before . year instead of the rush of work stamp will be given to each mem- Movia Thoatari Plan Grace J. Butler. Nina Coburn. the local Chapter has assl>ted many 'j...... offering a good list of horses, cat­ 1935 can be used, as there are so Congratulations. Arthur, and also her nnri and thrn then a a 10C 10c stamD stampeach each Elsie Davis. Myrtle Dick. Mary victims of the disease In1 providing durlng the assessment. tle. machinery, harness, and mis­ many changes taking place all the to Mr. and Mr*. Clark. time they skate on Fri. Sat., or Help In "March of A. Edwards. Edward Bruce Di­ medical treatment. X-rays, braces, cellaneous article*. Henry Flan­ lime, that earlier publications are The offer made by Penney's, a gel. Alice Lenna Foote. Helen Extension Leaders To $500 album will be furnished by Dimei" Drive nery will cry the sale and Ernest crutches, etc. twin baby buggy, for the first twins Ganguillet, Arthur Hansen. Dor­ Gray will act as clerk. See “ the “ There is to be one Birthday Ball If you wish.ta contribute maga­ bom In Barry county, is still open of Savings Stamps. Many other Discuss Nutrition is Hilbert. Henrietta M. HiU. adv. elsewhere in this Issue for zine*. they must be those published and will be good all through 1942. in Barry- County al Nashville which Alice M. Hubbard. Elayne "Streamline Suppers" will be the new features for the members. Full full particulars.___ is sponsored by the Knights of within the past 18 months. Among or until claimed by the lucky twins. (Knapp) Jacobs. Richard E. t subject discussed by Burry home jx'irtlculars may be had al the rink. Picture Committee Pythias Order. If anyone In the the ones listed as being desired are Skating every Wed.. Frl„ Sat, A OSCAR FLANIGAN. Prop. Jacobs. Reva Jacobson. Esther county does not find a Coin Col­ extension lenders and Miriam Eads ------- — ' the American. Atlantic. Collier's, James. Mrs. Thelma James. specialist in nutrition. January 38|S«nLocal Schools Sell Because of poor health Mr. Flani­ Cosmopolitan. lector or other means of contrib­ and 29 In two all day meeting* held Esquire, !Fortune. ..... s_ Thornapple Frances Juppstrom. Neva Kantgan will have an Auction Sale at uting. they may mail their dona­ | at the Methodist church In Has-1 Lake. Tex. Reid. Adv. Harper's, Liberty. Life. 1National $760.25 of Defense ner. Iva M. Kelley, Dorothea A. moving picture thaatera his farm 3 miles south and *•> mile tion direct to Judge Clement. | Geographic. New Yorker,. Ncwsare co-operating. Mr. Kendall. Mrs. Eva Lane. Charles west of Woodland or 34 miles east ting*. Stamps week. Pic. Look. Click, and other The motion picture of Coats Grove on M-43. He is of­ M. Leonard. Mary Alice Linder­ 8ALVAGE COMMITTEE nil* is th£ third meeting of the MOYNAHAN A FAUL picture magazines, pulp fiction There have been $760 25 worth of fering a good list of horses, cows, man. P. Edward Lowry. Ruth NAMED BY COUNTY local leaders of the 38 extension SELL GARAGE BLDG. which would include many Western Defense Stamps sold in the Has­ the United SandM hogs, machinery, and miscellaneous Marble. Velma McDonald. Ber­ DEFENSE BOARD groups who are studying "Modem A business deal of interest to Has­ articles. Harry Pennington will story magazines, Reader's Digest. tings. city and St. Rose schools to nard McPharlln. Duane J. Mil­ MeaLC as their major project. tings people is announced thia cry the sale and Raymond Lapo Redbook. Time. Saturday Evening Jan 14 according to Superintend­ ler. Ellsworth Newton. Elaine listing of Julian Knowlton. Ro­ week. The Moynahan A Foul ga­ paign >w stated. will act a* clerk. See the adv. else­ Post and the United States News. ent D. A. VanBuskirk. The divi­ Ransom. Archie W. Rclckord, man Feldpausch. Dr. D. D. Wal­ where In thia issue for full par­ There arc many other periodicals sion of this sale during the past rage property at the corner of Vehicle Federal Tax Mrs. Leiter Reynolds. Lillian ton. Dr Norbert Schowultcr, In which men are interested beside* week is as follows: Central school I Robinson. Dr. Norbert O. Schowticular*. Court and Church Sts., has been Stamps Now On Sale Endihy N Mayor William A- Schader. liar • 113835; High school $123.85; Second the ones mentioned above. sold to F. L. Bauer of this city. He alter. Bertha L. Slnklcr, Neva old Foster, Richard Cook. Ken­ NOTICE Air Ward* 1 Moro than 500 motor vehicle fed ­ This Li a grand opportunity for Ward. $24 50; First Ward. $835; St. In turn*has leased the building to J. Stanton. Darthya M. Storey. neth Sanderson. Walter Perkins eral tax stamps have been sold at The Barry county Rural Letter housewives to get rid of a lot of the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.. Mrs. Anthony Strumberger. Ed­ For Haatin Carriers association and Auxiliary accumulated magazines und book* which will open a super-store In the post office here since they went win L. Taylor, Marjorie Temple, appointed for Hastings by U18 sale Friday. and yet put them to good use. If NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS the front, the Moynahan A Paul on 1 Doris Thomas. Leonarda K Barry County Defense Board to These stamps, required by fed­ Higdon at Nashville Saturday eve­ Co., retaining room in the rear fora eral taw. can be purchased from TYelb. Helen M. Wade. Burt take charge of collecting scrap ning. Jan- 34. Pot luck .upper at Uona to one of'the three libraries, your 1941 winter taxes, without repair shop. Whipple. Mrs Mary B. Wtedtas. any poet office in the county. materials needed tn defenae a student will call for them if you paying the 3 percent penalty. The A A P Co. will ’take posses­ Clarence L. Workman. Deadline for the sale on the curproduction. will notify the librarian. . Glenn Ortffdh, Saeratary. H. C. Fbx. City Treaa. 1-29 sion in June. Contribution! To Wor Relief Fund Will Still B« Received Tyden Park Should Be Made Community Asset This Year THE HASTINGS BANNER NEW RED CROSS ROOMS ARE OPEN Income tax a new "FARM PROBLEM" DRIVE FOR WASTE PRODUCTS OPENS THIS SATURDAY i- "n:_ :_ WILL ENTER THE U.S. ARMY 09351769 First Baby of 1942! EXTENDS "VICTORY1 BOOK CAMPAIGN" MARCH OF DIMES' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JANUARY tt, 1M2 ARE LOW-OUR STOCK IS AMPLE LET'S ALL HELP in the Salvage for Victory Campaign.—£ SAVE YOUR WASTE-PAPER. it I CRACKERS Grode A Medium I DOZEN_ LuiVlw VITA-RICH REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR 1QC » 10 0 liberty bell soda GRAPEFRUIT Texas Seedless Our Government asks us to conserve 50' of our paper bags. Help do your part. Buy a shopping bog 2c and bring it back when you go shopping. PLEASE RETURN any good sacks to store you may hove on hand. DON'T THROW THEM AWAY. J" g <5** 10 ... 33 Calif. Carrots g for 1 DEL MONTE 3^. 2 lb- 59c ! Florida- SevdleM 1 Fillets g Sausage "7c ■ ® 39c > Brisket Boil or braise Pork Roasts Ixiln — lb. Beef Roasts Choice steer beef. lb. 25c . Beef Steaks GOLDEN 4 BANTAM 1 , 29- NUNKIST — DOZ. pet M 3 O Ibs. 9Qc “ Calif. Oranges 2 - 25‘ “ 25' Fia. Oranges D doz. GOODY GOODY CORN No Bone, No Waste, lb. Ibs. 1 fl for 9Q< ■ V \VW Grapefruit GOODY GOODY PEAS 2 Ibs. 6lc DEPARTMENT 5 ibs. 19c Parked With Juiee MAXWELL HOUSE ... 32c ’ MEAT 3lbs-10c Potatoes Eating Apples 19c 2 lb- 39c Rutabagas SWEET ____ HAPPY VALE SALMON VIKING VEGETABLES 301»an 4 Q 25c 1 OQc fcW SPRY-— OQc Choice Short Cute — lb. 3I9.CAH I lb CAN Pork Chops First Cols — lb. . Bacon Tid Bits Hiked — lb.................. .. Frankfurts Grade No. 1 — lb. . 25‘ 15e 20‘ Bologna •Sliced or ring, grade 1. lb. Ring, strictly fresh, lb. 17c PORK NECK - Bones ru>. ,u... O Ibs. pn< ** tu Meat Loaves * VxtjcHrs — lb. 07' Igc- « 7< GOLD DUST 7?.^ lixe I I FAIRY SOAP 3 bar. 1 1 O1 SILVER DUST pkg. 23‘ 27e SWAN '»-2 IE RINSO ,0'i:,2',* giant 58 ■ CHOICE WHOLE SHI.DRS. Lamb Roasts Veal Roasts Bacon Squares Well Trimmed — lb. “ ■ ■ ** GROUND BEEF FRESH IOO% BEEF 24J lb. sack 23* LUX SOAP 41,.,. 25' 4 25* LIFEBUOY LUX FLAKES reg. 10clarge OO( SOFTENERS" 4 ,9. 25' just as good. Cost less. PARD DOG FOOD 2 39C BREAD 3 SLICED OR PIG LIVER CHUNK 2,9.35* FRESH OYSTERS SOLID PACKED PINT 31 SLAB BACON ANY SIZE CHUNK LB. 24 LILY WHITE FLOUR 64* H SPECIALS U SWIFT'S PREMIUM COLD 5 to 7 lb,. _|b. Liverwurst Oflc . OQc 3 25c $J.OO ■ A CASE! While II Lasts ! $1.09 N. Main St., Nashville, Mich bo completed before school boards receive their lax budgets In May. Members from the commissioner's office, the county health depart­ ment and the township supervisors v will assist schools upon their re­ quest. I FOUNDATION TO 'AID IN SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Reed moved on Saturday into their new home at 832 W. Bond St. ed to Jeopardize their ability to pay increased teacher's salary and buy the necessary Instructional I materials for their schools, nor be Jasked to go beyond the 15 mill Um- • Well over 250 board members. Iit But all districts should think parents and teachers from rural 1the program through carefully and districts and, a good majority of [try to help themselves as much as it Is possible without denying them­ the County Board of Supervisors selves too much, because such ati of Barry County packed a room in opportunity will not come along the Ann J. Kellogg school in Bat­ again soon, if ever. lie Creek last Thursday afternoon Dr. Henry J. Otto, the education­ to show their interest tn cooperat­ al director of the Foundation, em­ ing together to solve their problems phasized the importance of having of Improving our rural schools. Our school commissioner. Maude 'a good teacher; There Is no ques­ tion but that a good teacher Ls the W. Smith, Introduced the officials moat important factor in a good of the Foundation and gave a brief history of what has been done so school, together with'whole hearted support from the community. far and introduced Mrs Warren I । Mr. Herbert Hasten. Ute sanitary Bolton, chairman of our county , of the Foundation gave a committee who presided nnd called Lengineer r few remarks to the group before on various persons to give different. cfminir ~ ’ * viewpoints. ___ ______ rar John S Llpker. as senior member I • । g>. . . . of the Education Committee and a-OCOI rlStOl VlUD Walter Culbert as chairman spoke in behalf of the supervisors of the KOZOO Team county. I The Hastings Pistol and Revolver Burdette Sutton who has been club opened its 1942 season Thurs­ director of the Algonquin Lake day evening by shooting a double Achool for fifteen years told about match with the Kalamazoo Pistol some of the Improvements they had Club. The local boys got oft to an made in their school and Jerry excellent start by winning both Andrus from Rogers Comers re­ matches by scores of 1290-1214 nnd iterated this, both representing the 1289-1239. respectively. High man school boards of the county. for the evening was Kalamazoo’s Lelapd N. Jones who has been M. Wlckbuid with a score of 2<J9; teaching the Dowling school for Tac Gies of blastings was the run­ the past six years and Mrs. Doris ner-up with 268. Saunders nt Milo for seven years Members of the local team were: both gave the point of view of the rural teachers and each told about M. Karcher. T. Gies. G.‘ Sumner. many very nice things that have P. Bennett nnd E. Jarman. «... - .’1 endeavoring to co-operate been ----done in their ^MXd.3. schools, oom both districts using their available funds wHh lhe National Defense program and not hoarding them. i ,hc Hastings Pistol nnd Revolver Harold J. Paster, our. county,club extends an Jnvltation to the agent, who knows our rural prob- ‘ members of the industrial guard leins well, spoke next nnd especial- and auxiliary police force to drop ly emphasized the value of hot in at the pistol range Monday, lunches In Hie school, with many yfednesdny nnd Friday cvenln r. of our schools using some one's cost and make iu« of the facilities for j off oil stovq that smokes and ket-1 hand gun practice. ties, some of which are worse foi ---------------- -----------------------wear. I ACTIVITIES OF THE Our county was next represented KIWANIS CLUB by our Probate Judge. Stuart Cle­ At the last session of Ute Klment. who nt one lime taught rural wanls club the members voted to schools In our county and often purchase a *100 Defense Bond, now attends their community meet­ which has been done. This kt a ings to participate in tiielr program, knew whereof he spoke and em­ fine way to invest the club's funds. Guests speaker for the Klwanis phasized the effect of such a pro­ gram on the county and future meeting yesterday noon was N. G. j Damloose, city engineer for the city generations. Dr. George Darling, president of of Battle Creek He Is responsible the W. K. Kellogg Foundation told for Ute excellent sewer system re­ Hie group something about the plill- cently put into operation In timt osophy of the Foundation, why they city. were interested in rural schools uul emphasised the importance MUNICIPAL COURT On Friday three young fellows of cooperative procedures In any project, that it is not so much Ute from Kalgmaxoo were picked up by material things --------------------------------that count as Ute Deputy Sheriff Caley and Marshal spiritual and —democratic --------------— prin- McPeck, of Nashville for stealing ciples. | a stove from a house on lhe Chas. A lot of people out in tiie field Mason farm, n half mile north of did jplendld work as Ute commis­ Maple Grove center. Two of the sioner stated that there had never boys were under age. so they were been such a whole hearted response taken to the Detention Home hen. to any project before with as little The oldest of the three. Donald stimulus from her office. Thls/was Brod, 17. was brought into Muni­ accomplished by effective coitfinil- cipal Court Monday. Judge CorlI right assessed hlrn *8 45 as costs Dr. Darling slated lhat the peo­ in the case, with the altemaUve of ple of Barry County had answered five days in Jail. The boys took their first question with a t'g "YE8" the stove intending to sell II lor and assured those present the Junk. Foundation would give assistance when all plans were completed, PANNING OF FORMER each of these plans to be worked HASTINGS WOMAN out by individual districts in coFire* Aid Mrs. Com B. Allwajdl. aged. 67 . rI oneralion with ihair township super-I! The American Red Cross has I visor before a formal request can years, wife of Henry A. Allwardt, taught about a million men and j be made for an exact amount of died on Sij&dny about midnight in a convalescent home in Battle women the techniques of first aid 1 money. and water safety. | It is hoped this ground work can Creek. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Riiftu Cherry long time residents nf Hastings. Mrs. Allwardt also lived here before moving to BalUe Creek. Her only survivor is her husband. The re­ mains were brought to the Leonard funeral home where funeral serv­ ices were held at two o'clock Wed­ nesday afternoon, the Rev. L. Win­ ston Stone officiating. Interment in. Riverside cemetery. home of her son-in-law and haugh­ tier. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larsen. John Hocvenalr has recovered from Injuries sustained several weeks ago and expects to return to I his work next week. Frederick Fuhr.hu a very unusual I pet at his oil staUon south of Has­ tings. a white pet raccoon, the only one known around here. Miss Drusilla Powell, who has been confined to her bed since D«c 1* at her home, 302 8. Broadway, is improving slowly*, but still has to remain at home. Anita McOlocklln. daughter ot Mr and Mrs. Robert McOlocklln. b convalescing from an appendectomy performed Monday afternoon at Pennock hospital. Pvt. Max E. Mackey, son of Mrs. Wilma Mackey. 715 N East St.. iraduated recently from the Cha­ nute Field branch of lhe U. 6. Army Ur Corps Technical School. Tex Reid, local roller rink own­ er. has arranged a novel wax, of distributing Defense Stamps. H.e is contributing about one third of his receipts to purchasing stamps which he will give as prizes to his patrons. Henry Flannery of Nashville was arraigned Tuesday afternoon on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. He entered a plea of not guilty and U uul un *150 bail. | His trial in municipal court is scheduled for Wednesday. Jan 28 -j Lieutenant and Mrs Raymond F Collier of Camp Livingston. La., announce the birth ol a daughter Kathleen Raye. December 22. Mrs Collier was Viola Lyons, daughter of Mr and Mrs, William Lyons of Hastings.—Lake Odessa Wave­ Times. Burdette Timm. 17. son of Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Timm of Route 2, has enlisted in the United States Navy. He was first sent to Kala­ mazoo and then -to Detroit where he took the Navy oath, and from there he was sent to Newport. Rhode Island. Mr. and Mrs Angelo Spirts moved on Monday Into their new home, the former Hendershott house on W Green 8t. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caln and small daugh­ ter. who have recently come here from Phocnton, Ohio, have moved into Mrs. Ida F. McCoy's house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Spirts Mr. Caln is employed at the E. W Bliss Co. Reports from Mr and Mrs. Mar­ shall Norwood of Delton, who were injured in a recent nuto accident state that Mrs Norwood is now at the home of her daughter In Delton and Ls apparently making a good recovery Mr. Norwood, whose health Ls poor, is still suf. ferine considerably from shock Their friends here hope for their complete recovery. Presentation of H. M. S. Pinafore by the Hastings public schools on Feb. 28 nnd 27 in Central audito­ rium will revive the following tune­ ful gems which are always favorites Such lunes, for example, as "We Sall the Oceaif Blue." "I'm Called Little Buttercup." "Captain Pina­ fore." "When I Was a Lad.” and "For He Is An Englishman." are continued favorites with each new generation of music lovers. 250 From County Attend Meeting In Battle Creek Mini. SUPER D COD LIVER OIL ABDG CAPSULES ^100 GROVE'S BROMO QUININE SAL HEPATICA 60c,ize 100 ASPIRIN TABLETS ALKA SELTZER la7e ORLIS ANTISEPTIC $139 $198 27c 49c 39c 49c 49c QQC Vick'* Vapo Rub Yeatf Tablet*. good Qfi< source vit. B, 250 Ov C-L Natal Drop* 27 39* 27 Norwegian Cod Liver Oil — Pint FuODXCENTER' 206 E. State St., Hastings/ Mich Local Neu>» Yeast and Iron Tablots — 250 98 Mini! Rub Parke Davis Haliver Caps. bat. 100 $1.29 REED’S DRUG STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY ~ ZZZ Halfing* Phone 2241 State & Jefferson SZZ DEATH OF AGED RESIDENT Mrs. Elizabeth Winslow, aged 90. died Thursday. Jan. 15. at Uie hone of her son, Albert Winslow, in Has­ tings township. She wax bom In England on March 29. 1851 and came to this country in 1870. re­ siding InJSarry Co. for 55 years. Her husband. HUI Winslow, pre­ ceded her in death, leaving her son Albert, as the only survivor. The I Rev. H- R._ Pfeiffer of the Balti­ ! more United Brethren church ofDelated at the funeral at the Wall|dorf( funeral home on Saturday at 2:0Q P. M. interment in the Union cemetery at Laccy. PASSING OF LONG T|.ME RESIDENT '. Mrs. John Llctka. aged 77. passed port, having been a lifeionr; resi­ dent of that Community. Surviving are her husband; two sons. Leon Howk of Free|»rl and Ivan Howk of Rocklord, and a sister in Has­ tings. Funeral services will be this, Thursday, afternoon at the Lester funeral home. Interment Ln the ; Freeport cemetery. | ASK >55.000 DAMAGES Vletta Cathey ha* begun suit for *25.000 damages. Russell Bunkley' for *5.000 and Alberta Cole for *25.000 ail against Richard Hess­ mer. The formal complaint* have not yet been filed, only notices ot the suits being on record now. We understand lhe actions grew out ot an automobile accident near De­ troit some time ago ‘Manna From Heaven* Manna was lhe food miraculously supplied the Israelites in the Wildernsss. hence the expression, "mar.na from heaven." Is now defined as divinely spiritual nourishment; loos-.ly. a miracle. �Tin: HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JANUARY 82, Iffl LET’S HAVE THE BENEFITS IN 1942 has that amount of property would i not lx glad to give that much to have such u place In Hostings? heading, we believe recreation for the people will occupy a larger (Continued from page i. sec. I) place than It ever did in the post. as near ns It is to the center of the Tiie community that provides for it. especially when it can do no in citv, only three blocks from State street, makes it all lhe more de­ Die very easy manner in which It sirable as a rec rem ion place for lhe can be done in Hastings now. will people of HusUngs. In a very short have reason to be thankful that it time after they can use II they did ao. and its people will have hl­ would wonder liow tills city. ever ' creasing appreciation and enjoy­ ment of such a place. got along without such a place. Again we say. "Why wait ten The beautiful grounds al the Hastings Country Club were there years to Improve Tyden Park? Why long before anyone thought of not do It In 1942?" making Use of them, but now they attract men and women from con-1 aldcrable distances. It is known throughout- the state a* one of the' finest ef golf grounds. There ure| \>thcra that arc larger, but none' tlm; ure nicer. The Hasting*! Cour t ry Club has been an ar— —... I Quimby this cltyjuid will continue. the future>-W£ predlgV-th Ju»t when j a meeting for -chool Improve- ! Tyden Park shiiBrbekr.-r: ______ be improved und; ment under Die Kellogg plan will rxltfniwt to m b* l\A and on,( be held nt lhe rVnimKv made what It U designed Quimby school. Sat. Sat- ' can become—a beauty place and n urday 8 P. M All are invited to at­ recreation center—that it will be tend.' noted far and wide, and it, will add Prairieville to the Joy of living in Hastings. "Family Night" will be held at I We hnv« said before and now re­ the church Thursday night. Jon. 22.! peat: "Why wait ten years to have Tyden Park become usable?" The Pot luck supper at 7 o’clock, pro­ grain following. Rev Babbitt the city ii^s been appropriating about district wupl. from Grand Rapids 82.000 a year to improve it. It will will be a gu'.-st If the roads and take ten years on that plan to weather permit. make It what it ought to be. We Tiie Triple Link Club will meet I will all be paying for it and same Friday. Jan. 23. with Mis. Cassius of us may not live to see It. That' Hughes. Pot luck dinner at noon. would probably be true of Uw don­ Barryville or. who is well past his 75th birth- -------------day He has shown his interest in I The W 8. C. S u ill meet Thursthe park and in the city. As the day. January 29. for a pot luck inventor of lite Tyden seal, as the | dinner with Mr. and Mrs Charles I president and largest stockholder in | Ua>‘ public Ls cordially inthe company thut makes that seal.1 ,0 ,l,lA dinner ' lie Is responsible largely for the do- ■' Delton ’ nation of that park to tiie city. ! The regular meeting of the MiloHis associates In the company were i Cressey Home Literary Club will ■ glad to carry out tils suggestion in lie held nt the home of Mrs. Mary ' that respect. He didn't "top there M. Flower nt Parchment on Thurs­ day. Jan. 29. Roll call—"A Work two houses that were on the park of Art 1 Have Seen." The follow­ grounds removed, and to inuke oili­ ing papers will be given: Lorado, er improvement* which anyone can Taft by Mrs Helen Pyle: Gutxon see have greatly improved the place Borglum by Mrs Elsie Wnde; J. His interest In the park will not Edgar Hoover by Mrs Glenn Prouty 1 cease If the people of Hostings will; Tiie . . P. .. T. ... A will hold .... its next 1 show that they also are Uitereated meeting in the school building ln.it. । I Monday evening, Jan. 26. Miss Is there any good reason why we j Helen Martin of lhe Geological De­ should watt ten years to have Ty- | partment of Conservation at M , den Park available for the people’s- c. will be .the shaker. Iler topic of this city and a playground for i *ni ' Natural Resources of Michl-1 its children especially during the|jnn That Can Be Useful in De-i long summer vocation when they »«»»*■ Refreshment. will be will be under lhe supervision of J „ Th*' tfw caretaker at lhe park’ Is there «UI 8 oclock. any ,ood r™>n why U» ylumu I !!' «'!' „> HMUne. ^»h!U .,»! h..e U» *7, ", . Farming Fads Worth Knowing By WILLARD 8OLTI Community Notices vanlnye of wch « nto for bu,w,„ „rry Al, I don. for ,raun and funily f.Uw-1 ,.mm ,„ In» dunn, in. w™ monlh., .ho „kon,r Arthur for gume.s during the spring, sum- Hjlhl h ln charge tner and full, und for skating for the kids and young people in the We»l Hope I.. time? 1Tiie 1w— Aid A irf •ta — ■to — *be — Wednesday •for; —— i winter To improve it a little bit each *rn McCallum home The Community Club meets Frlyear means that the Job is not done us it should be. because It is 1m- day evening at the home of Ray ; ixnslble tu take up the improve­ Barnes.ment In one year where It was left off the year before. It is an ex­ NOT FIT TO HOLD pensive, Inefficient way to do It. A CANDLE TO Before candlesticks ruine Into ff rates of interest were high. as they used to be. we might hesitate general use toward lhe end of the about borrowing the money for reign of Edward Vf. candles were I completing Tyden Parkbut with held or carried before a )>erson by [ the high credit of Hastings liffi in­ youtlis expressly chosen for that' terest rates would be small and. as purpose. Because the situation re-1 we have pointed out before, fifty quired not only a steady hand but I cents on $100 of assessed valuation also a great deal of tact, whenever I of lhe city will more than pay for a new applicant was considered for } tills improvement and have it all such service, the question of the1 done this year. It can be paid for candidate's fitness arose. When un j In three years, at les;, than 18 cents applicant was rejected. It was be-1 on SI00 per year. That would mean cause he was thought 'not fit to' on a thousand dollar assessment, hold a candle to him (the praspecless than $180 a year. Who that tive employer)." f'TRAND THEATE>f= tjy Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244 -2557 ■_ ► ► Charlie Ruggles, Charlotte Greenwood In "THE PERFECT SNOB" And George Houston in "LONE RIDER AMBUSHED" Johnny /Weismuller and Maureen (^Sullivan in "TARZAN'S SECRET TREASURE" Bargain Matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THUMS.. JANUARY 27. 28. 29 "SUSPICION" Barry tiieatrw? Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 JCd FRIDAY ANt> SATURDAY. JANUARY 23 AND 24 < DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION And Johnny Mock Brown In THE STAGECOACH BUCKAROO SUNDAY AND MONDAY. JANUARY 25 AND 26 Carole Landia and George Montgomery In "CADET GIRL" Bargain Matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUES.. WE(X, THURS., JANUARY 27, 28, 29 Ann Shirley, James Craig, Edward Arnold In ALL THAT MONEY CAN BUY" No Matinee Thursday < < riAAAAAAAAAJ SA’ PRUNES bulk seedless RAISINS SODA CRACKERS OAT MEAL MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING Oita. Iffc 31* 25c 2 lb- box J'Jfc 5«b. tag 27c qt. jar 39, C. THOMAS STORES HA8TIN0B BANNER WANT ADV 8. PAY BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY BANNER WANT ADVA PAY Breaking Heifers to Barn Life OLD FASHIOMED Fusarium-Resistant Musk Melon Musk melon grower* who are bothered with fusarium wilt will do well to investigate the new Golden Gopher melon that has recently been released to commercial growers'by Minnesota Experiment Station. The flesh is yellow—it is very sweet—it is highly resistant td this wilt—and thus far it is being recommended more for home mid local marketing than for shipping long distances. Oxhide; Bib OVERALLS Pasture Facts In a scries of years at Pennsylvania Experiment Stat ion four acre* of good bluegrass produced an average ot more than four tons of digestible nutrients—nnd four acres of tho same soil in u rotation <>f corn, oats, wheat nnd hay (<>ne acre of each) produced a good hundred pounds less digestible nutrient*. Besides actually beating the rotation crops in avail­ able feed, lhe bluegrass cost about $57 less per year for labor mid required no seed or power. MEH'S DRESS TROUSERS ,io. ol '“Ion ood fOl**"’. Bargains — packed with wear! Sanforized 250 wt. denim with triple stitch- Clean Ground for Sheep points! Full sixes! In tests at Ohio Experiment Station it was found that winter weather did not kill common stomach worms, and at len’t '• other common sheep parasites. Sheep that were known to be infested with these parasites were grazE-d on grass pasture and were removed in the fall. Eigh* months Inter this pasture was still infested with six of eight common sheep parasites. nu-cfoH collar. Boys' Sixei79e Mac Big hookworms and nodular worms. Waistband overalls; Apples the Year ’Round Sanforized donlm $ triple stitched I Cornell Experiment Station has worked out a method of storing apples so successful that after a year in storage they come out almost as fresh und crisp us the day they went in. The apples are kept in mi air­ tight room in which temperature, moisture, oxygen mill carbon dioxide are all carefully controlled. One great advantage over ordinan’ cold stor­ age is the fact that these apples retain their firmness and flavor much lunger after being removed from stora Tests of all promising varieties of winter barley in New York indi­ cate that the best of them will not come through a* well as adapted winter wheats on soilx that heave badly. However, a number of varieties stand heaving better than the Poland variety that is most commonly grown in tne owno oniy „„„ 64% „ un.|VJll „ ne wimrr-comnarea the state. ,. Poland only had nurvival one winter—compared to to an an average of 73% survival for all varieties—and almost 100% for a Chinese variety from Nanking University. This Chinese immigrant produced nearly 69 bu. of grain to the acre that year—compared to mi average of nearly 36 bu. for all varieties under test. Calf Feeding Suggestions Ohio Experiment Station offers the following calf-feeding plan ns highly satisfactory: (1) Start large calves of large breed* on I'i quarts of whole milk twice dally and cut the quantity for smaller calves; (2) Increase the quantity U lb. per feeding until the calf is getting 12 to 15 Ibs. per day, depending on it* size; (3) Grailuully change over to nkiminiUc .at three weeks of nge; (4) After the change over to skimmilk, let them nibble at a mixture of 300 lb*, nhullcd corn. 200 lbs. of whole oats, and 100 lbs. of oilmeal. Whole grain is somewhat preferable to ground grain the first few months. (5) Keep fresh water, good legume hay and salt before them. Roasters Make Most Money Studies nt Kansas Experiment Station indicate definitely that under average conditions there is inorc profit in selling chicken* at a -I lb. weight than there is in selling them at either lighter or heavier weights. When feed, cost of chick and overhead are included, the most economical gains are usually secured between 3 ibs. and 4 lb». White Rock chickens nt the station reached 3.8 lbs. at 16 weeks of age ifiid had consumed about 4 lbs. of feed per lb. of gain. Tho same chickens required nearly 6 lb*, of feed per lb. of gain nt 20 weeks—7 lb*, nt 24 week* -and nearly 11 lbs. nt 28 weeks of age. There is a strong trend nway from broiler* toward 4 lb. weights that enn be used either for frying or roasting. For best prices, they should be hatched not late: than the first of March. If one has guests should one ask one’s little girl to play the piano to entertain them? It all depends It' is a scheme that is often used ef-, fectlvely when one has guests that one does not wish to have come again. 4 action relief lake iron, nF !oe >u<e .nd led,, „ R,„u eral hatcheries, including more than Drug Stores. Try it today. 8 000,000 for Tltompson hatchery alone. Two years ago a similar supply of lake trout eggs was sent to Argen­ tina. BISMA-REX 50 The Greeks long ago made cer- CARVETH & tain so-called music a crime against CTCD D I MC the State. Some modems are not ** 1 1 KErfi-gj DftUGS. The Kexall Store so particular about what is offered for a nickel in the slot. . llMtings Phone 2131 pur frit. 1942 »tyle» Gelectlon of air*5 and colors limited ,„. n hbrims ,tml ... 1M2 •“ ____________ Top quality ---— Shirt & Pant Set 268 INFANT BLANKETS Limited quantities, buy now Button front shirt with dress-type collar! Match­ ing penta with strong boatsail drill pockets! A wool product—made of 33 ox. plaid! Cos­ sack style with handy Talon front and sports back! One piece, dip on style Men's Rugged Work Socks Longer wearing because they’re made of strong cotton with reinforced heel* and toes! Long Wearing Work Gloves A big selection of husky styles at very low prices! Snug-fitting ribbed cuffs! Protection! WINTER CAPS Warm wools and , corduroys in plain and fancy colors! Cw 9Re Rubber Crib Sheet TERRY BIBS Save those suits 5’ BABY SWINGS Pink, blue or white. QQe Baby will enjoy this ... BABY BASKETS 298 Pink or white — tie rings in comers ...... CO 229 Soft "American" cotton rein­ forced elastic OEC waist fcW Men's Utility Work Shoes Durable nailed construction with long wear­ ing compoaltlon soles nnd heels! Comfort­ able plain toes! 19 RUBBER PANTS Men's Warm Sturdy Jackets Ivory with pink or blue trimconvenient carrying $ 4 .M handles I TRAINING PANTIES BABY SHOES Soft soles, white, lace up 49* 15c 2 FOR 35c 69 u tuts' oetsstt 2«i N“' liu" Men's Oxhide Work Shirts Covert or chambray with Dutton-through pockets and dress-type collars. Sanforixed! 79c Men's Coot Style Sweaters Plenty warm and mighty general wear! Men's Ribbed comfortable for WORK 79c SILK TROUSERS Wide selection, whipcord, moleskin or coverts made of durable "AMERICAN" cotton. 98' RAYOH 98c hose LADIES' HAT5 I^ead the rtIle K, u, U>» «U Union Suits Winter weight cotton, sligntly fleeced inside, tong sleeve, ankle length style with knit cuff»! S,r.Yo or In pur* *uk body 9ff SLIPS - 98c th—* J59 "Cbnyerye Waste Materials Week." Pick up oar., Sat., Jan. 24th. Have it ready when the truck comes. RONDO PRINT Priced to SAVE yet designed to look and wear like much more fcw Uniform Shirts front dress dyed, sanforized. Now on the high seas, bound for Peru, la a shipment of 230,000 lake 1 I trout egg* which will be used, when hatched, to stock inland lakes of ■ ' ,r„iz LASTING / ACTING SUIK. SKEW | the South American country with the big game fish that have made Great Lakes fisheries famous. । The eggs were shipped to New York from the conservation depart-1 ment hatchery nt Tliotnpson. in two [ .specially constructed containers tiuti7 will keep the eggs cool and ' , No ne«d to suffer th« mow UMU ih. end ol Weir oee.n lonu.e^ol.dd lnd.,e,.lon «.d o,h,e ,rl,> commend.! nwermen In ,ue'.‘“’b'"' eewul .ner.H».mn,.^mn Idh- Not while you can getJBisma-Rex. ?““•*£ Here is a lour action oMdn producteellrf. that un modueed more Umn »•“» «« " h„p,„, ,h„u„„d. Morothon Hot, Men * Coot S*eat*rJg 100'5 W-1 Boys' Sixes 98c Winter Barley in New York ^ACIO INDIGESTION "REG'LAR FELLERS" ‘ Specials I medium size Out of 1680 training hours at.; Randolph Field. Texas, n Flying,1 C>'*»t spends 70 hours among the Clouds. If any of your heifers persist in standing with their hind feet in the gutter. Utah Experiment Station reports that they cun easily be broken of the habit by placing in the gutters sort of "cuttle guard’’ made of used gas or’water pipe set three inches apart un boards un edge. Make tho guard wide enough to fill the gutter. Last year 129,000* small game j hunters. 56500 deer huntert and ‘ j 8.374 trappers, filed returns. No Matinee Wednesday I When Israel kali of Argyle, Wisconsin, found himself stuck with .... _..™ four orphan Shropshire lambs last spring, he “grafted" them onto the >bjcct to the two-year-old Holstein heifer shown above. She did r.ot object .a”—and two strange idea of four children that wore wool and said "baa nursings a day brought the lapibs along in fine shape. Hunters and trappers again are reminded by the conservation dcpartment that kill report cards— i the short stubs of their licenses— ! are due in the Lansing oitlce not I later than February 15. I The report cards, listing the One automobile manufacturer I amount of game killed by eoch I llcennee. are valuable to lhe dcjiart- foresees that plastic fenders should absorb a blow 10 times greater than f ment and indirectly to sportsmen steel without denting. I because they carry much-needed . inlomation about game conditions I throughout tiie state. With informatior. from the cards to supple­ ment its own investigations, the de­ partment is better able to make recommendations to the coiuerva- i tian commission and tiie Leglsla-' lure on season dales, bag limits and other regulations in the next SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JANUARY 25 AND 26 ► Holstein Nurses Four Lambs J DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Friday Mrs. A ; "She lias a very mag­ netic personality, hasn’t she?" Mrs B: "She ought to. Every stitch she has on is charged." j CONSERVATION NOTES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JANUARY 23 AND 24 POET AND BANKER Robert W. Service, Canadian poet, onee asked the bank where he worked to lend him 1500 to get his first volume of poeqis published. Of course lhe bank refused any such absurd risk. Finally Schnee persuaded one of the officers of lhe bank into making him a per­ sonal loan. He offered the man half his royalties, but the banker pre­ ferred the poet's note. — Six months or so later Service came to the official and repeated his offer of half the royalities. The bunker still vociferously preferred his .personal note. "Very well, sir." said Service. "Then will you please take your $500 out of this"—and he pushed acrots the desk his first royalty check—for $8,000. style. Vat Boys' Warm Sturdy Jackets A wool product — made of 33 ox. plaid! Zipper front styles. 89c 279 Boys7 Fleeced Unions - Heavy and warm, long legs and long sleeves. . 69c Boys' Dress Shirts Stripes and figures in patients he 59c Boys' Coat Sweaters Colorful 'two-tone — *—* — -----with -* tipper front — knit wrist and bottom. Boys' Dress Oxfords Brown or black, cnolce of compo­ sition or leather soles. 19c Indian Design Blankets Plaid Double Blankets Coverall types, dainty prints, with bound 5% wool to make it extra warm ............ COTTON FROCKS Fast color in a grand new selection of colors QQc and styles ........................ wO just them to your tuck in soft Nosegay florals on |98 229 4 Qc Iw men and boys go for. $ Deep striking colors. ... WHITE BLANKETS Boys' Slock Socks Bright colorful patterns, stripes and figures. Made ot "American'’ cotton. CRETONNE Colorful, flowery designs that will, work wonders in 4 g?c the drabbest room ------- I Tt«»Y TOWILS ora or snowy white with bright borders.. HAITINOS. MICH. �•OOtTTHI COUNTY TtADI AT HOMI The Hastings Banner HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Ifr th* Spirit of a Community Thot Count!—Not IH Six* A PAGE OF EDITORIALS AND FEATURES THURSDAY. JANUARY 22. I9A2 |L.,_!K' I-J -I .. .J. urate records must be kept of performing with bravery and dar­ Thompson 52fl. H. Drews 523. E. Reports that wild mallard* are number of each species taken, Aubll 522. H. Cook 520. A. Melrose being kept In pens in some northing but the scope of action is. un­ lioiclillf’ .Vr.i’.s 519. B. Payne fllfl. L. DeVault 515, ern Michigan communities bring reared, transported or killed. fortunately, limited. No permit la bwued for possess­ K. Daniels 511. P. Craig 506. W.1 from the conservation department I AM a man nnd noth­ This apparent inaction and lack ................... i Ayres 503. M. Tucker 503,. J. Tolan ti reminder that both federal and ing or projiagatlng live waterfowl WHATS THE NAVY DOING? ing in man's lol can of sensational achievement must not TWENTY YEARS AGO Howler* i atnoiic......................................503. a. Reickord 501 and R. Hub-, state rcgillallons prohibit possession on property on any part of which be Indifferent to me.— What is our navy doing? The national organlxation.. bard 500. j of migratory waterfowl without hunting or shooting of waterfowl Jan. 25, 1922 Terence. One hears thia question asked fre­ couragement. la jsermilted. Property where mig­ American Bowling Congress, rec- 1 Bh»* League : special jiernilt, Robert Hendershott has been quently In a tone of voice Implying’ ommend* that bowling prise money Just upkeep some of the younger Migratory waterfowl may be tak- ratory waterfowl i» being raLwd After all, it will take time and transferred to Montreal where he under permit may be inspected by that it evidently isn't doing very effort tor American productive ca- will be in charge of the Canadian federal or state officials at any rea­ branch of the Merck Chemlcnl co much. parity to be translated Into effective n»l U >U «m.n« hu >uR M Imw ln „td„,du.| Ptmu, and sonable hour. There were 197 marriage licenses The Japanese high command I ' military and naval values. made m "Bowling", the national' .coring with a good 533 serie.* with 1 Issued, and 60 divorce cases started would probably give a aiaeable for-1 publication of the American BowweU balanced scorea. Mart's males. In Barry county last year. With the resources al our comling congress, urging keglers to ac- Tool Room gave him enough help tune to know the present nresent dlsooaltlon dhpoeltlon ' m<nd oniy ones who can de-1 Woodland will vote on the ques­ cept defense bonds and stamp* for I to blank lhe Electricians. tion of school consolidation. of lhe Pacific fleet. Despite the feat „c ourxhes. prize money a* a patriotic duty. Tom Ogden led with 51’ in the The Sigler Player-Action Co. are manner in which our admirals were And Uiat'j no PoUyanns sluff Installing their machinery in the Mast leagues do not give prize* match between Shop O'-Hce nnd eaught off guard at Pearl Harbor, either! until the dose of the season which Engineer* which was won by Ennew plant constructed for them by Lt Is probable that Japanese corn-1 j —— wuuld mean that Uncle Sam must gmeers with a one game margin, Grand Rapids Bookcase & Chair Hundreds Of 'Em wait for in* money until April or Foundry blanked Office with H. manders are hot underestimating FrtODUUT1 ON COUN iejiCo, on the latter's ground.* The Frandsen store girt* field a Q What are payroll allotment* for May. Why not give the *ecrrt.irica Drcwa leading the sooting with a the potential threat of our battle OFFENSIVE *’*-*■•*••’ i— -• ... lhr pUrcllBM Of Defense Saving* authority to purchase saving stamp* s03 5crie* fleet or the courage and ability of! Probably lhe first good war news delightful surprise shower at the as fast as tiie prize money accuW OMFNS LEAGUE home of Miss Lucy Erb last week ______ Bond*? our commanders. j«» Iw *• the U. 8. A. is concerned' K, Uta M.ud« Tbompre.. "ho >re. . A to,,. modern one* with Just enough and not muUtes? Wlmt say you-keglmT , r_ lx,rn„„, 1c-3c Pi.ton Ring League ” ’ «*‘"ln6 10 “ h*blt Jor jr loo much rentiment — they're all here! Much of Uie current criticism of 1 w111 comt ,rom ,he "production i;resigned and returned to her home - - each ...... earnings sei aside pay day i All -n>H In « -TOO m Mocl.or lo l~d W, Wo. F 5c-10c our navy Is probably unjustified and front" In fact, It is improbable]:in Chicago, awaiting the date of | voluntarily by individual work- i one- verdict Tursdiv niiih’ in the mena **'' ‘ unicd the T is due to overoptlmlstLc pre-war! th*t. anything outstanding can be1 her marriage to Roy Stadel of near' ers for buying Defense Savings] Bl«ral C'c Freejxj'rt. 25c Bond*, or Stamps to lx- ex­ reports of our navy as presented in, accomplished on the war fronU un­ Reuben D. Kaercher. well known changed eventually for Bond-, to blitpjHis. Eruiineer* totaled 2.-, from her lnales. Banner, resulted I popular magazines and radio pro­, Ul sometime after real production j Freeport"' resident, died Sunday | which become the personal! gets underway. morning. grams. property of lhe employee Hun-: 484 and look the odd game from ln B compietc three game victory! LEE OFFICE SUPPLY cHflrzi Trw»l Mlmm rlrnmw-rl u ,1Mir - yypg Portia.* ’ As a matter of fact, even if the The stand of General MacArthur YEARS AGO dreds of companies have set up Office. Tool Room dropped a pair, Emma Car|M-ntrr scored 512 for J •The liu*inr**man'k Department such arrangements to help th< :r' of games to Machines Pearl Harbor attack had been an, and his men on the Balan PenlnCharley Nairn led tn the in- ■ Leonard* and Hie team hit n 2279 ! Store" personnel save continuously aud| dividual scoring with 569 A. Mel­ series with a flrat game of 823. ! utter failure with no damage done sula near Manila is a tribute to hu­ So serious has lhe question of regularly. ill E. State, i’hone 2747 Hmdlng to any units of the fleet or airforce, man courage and, as Gen. Hugh providing room for Hie students of j q How can t give a Defense Snv- rose scored 566 and Harold Phil-, Boyes Real Estate won the last i lip* totaled 5t» pin*. game lo make it a two to one affair. I] Johnson suggested, may ’ turn out to lhe city schools become that a pub, it is doubtful that the situation in mgs Bend as a gift? Betty Brncndle. with the aid of ] Independent League Uc meeting to allow clllrens to ex-1 the Philippines, Malaya or the be one of lhe heroic stands of all your A. Buy a Serie.* E Bond Horry Long of Woodland w.i< a 2111 U*t game, scored 489 pins to land In third place in the eve­ Dutch East Indies would be much time. Until MacArthur can be forced to ning* play. Her team. State InIn tho court room. guv Tuesday night. He seined 551 kulntlon, dropped a pair of games > Mr. Kerr of the Hasting* Roller tL,,d r<xll,1,y.n' pins nnd was the main cue In the Many commentators point to the । surrender, considerable Japanese • Mills received order* for orer 1200 Note.-To buy Defense Bonds and defeat of Car Seal by a two le one to Beta Sigma Phi. I men and materials will be Unmo, extended Japanese lines as a fatal -------------- j—— — -Strand blanked Trio Cafe. Has­ Stamp*, go to the neurw-t |K*t' score. R. Hoss scored high for lhe . barrels of Purity flour in the first ■ tings Beauty Studio won a pair : weakness. In (he long run these, ’blllzed. Tills will help to relieve pos­ * ’ office, bunk, or savings and loan losers with a 529 serie*. , four days of but week. from Piston Ring.* nnd Bonnet and association; or write to the I far flung battle fronts will doubt­ sible pressure elsewhere Ln the’ Maurice Grigsby, son of Rev. A Junior C. of c -.cored it three Gown scored a grand slain on Treasurer of the United Stale* sphere of Japanese action (notably ' D. Grigsby, former weh known - leas prove to be lhe weak link Ln game victory over Food Center nnd 15 DEALERS Washington. D c. Al*<> Stamp* Medics won the odd game from Windstorm. Strand blanked Trio Cafe. Ha*lhe grand strategy of the Nipponese Singapore) and is a definite accom­ pastor of Uie Presbyterian church. • : Banner. plishment from the standpoint ot will occupy that pulpit Sunday Hurs Beauty Studio won a |x»lr IN BARRY COUNTY Mrs. Henry Wellman. Mrs Nelfrom Piston Rings and Bonnet and military tactics and strategy. For the immediate future, how­ *on Burroughs and Mrs. Amos Fuu- ‘T'lio rT'lis»n । Goan scored a grand *lam on The Rcc:e it:i:. !.• .i:;iu .; ..! Heroic defensive action alone,’ sey gave -their parent*, former 1 1 nCaitJJB ever. tiie geography of the situa­ fir*t half of the season and tiie Windstorm. however, will never break the power' county clerk and Mrs. Orville Bar-1 . . Best scores; J. Afarlvor 537, E tion is all in favor of Japan. There is a MOBIL DEALER in your vicinity and teams finished in «hc following or­ Carpenter 512. Betty Braendle 489. 1 num a pleasant surprise on Sunday AT THE STRAND Strong In terms of miles, the Japanese] of -- Japan. . - offensive action, I in honor of Mrs. Barnum's birth- i “Tarran'* Secret Treasure" der: Pisinn Ring*. Leonards. Perks V. Hnm.nond 471. F Jupjv-trom 468. he carries a complete line of MOBILOAS nnd LUB­ line* do seem ridiculously extended. ] wUl be required. Al present and day. j ularrinj Johnnv Weissmuller ‘ Tavern. Middleville, Hosting* ice R. Prentice 457. T Schader '44fl. and Fuel nnd Nashville. . In relation to the lines which lhe i°r many months to come the U. S. RICANTS. He is ready to serve you. Three Irving pioneers passed Maureen O'Sullivan A Hubbard 443. H. Roush 442. D. Piston Rings. Who were -leading: allied powers must establish and A. wiU not be sufficiently well away last week: Luther S. Hill* on | The story revolve:, around about by a three game m.ngin. clinched Daniel.* 437. A Ro.-.* 436, D. Talia­ Monday. George Hubbard on Tue&-; Tarzan'' .rwbition with Uie mem-; Truck Service available to your home for fuel oil, maintain to get eflectlve power to equipped to take the Initiative. day and Mrs. Angelina Brew at thr'bers of a scientific expedition Who lhe league leadership by taking the ferro 433. M. Pease 432 A. Haw­ So, Ln the immediate future, en ­ etc. the combat area, however, the Jap­ home of her daughter. Mr*. R. F. j come upon his jungle imradlsc mid first two games from Perk's Tav­ thorne 428 M Sinclair 426. V. > A Call Today Will Sturt 'Us Out Your Way. anese lines are short and compact. couraging bulletins from the Pacific Benton of Bowne on Monday. 1 finding gold, seek to penr.-atc th­ ern. Leonard* iuid the better of Shroyer 423. C Hubbard 423. R. Middleville by a single game and Maibh* 4ZI, B. DeCou 421 and J. ------------ ugliness of civilization upon this The longest Japanese line from area will be the exception rather Nashville bowed to Hasting* Ice William* 420. FORTY YEARS AGO | untouched haven. Formosa to Singapore is about 2000 than lhe rule. & Furl by a one game margin. 1 Jan. 23. 1902 ' • • ‘ Yet, in spite of apparent inaction, mlica by the moat direct route, yet Best scorcs: N. Maclvor'588 W. Rev. Cornelius Kennedy, pastor' <7eorge Houston in Hmkniy 577. C. DeCou 576. L. the shortest route from Pearl Har­ the American counter-offensive is of St. Rose's Catholic church of this 1 "The Lone Rider Ambushed" Hawthorn 564. D. Gtfodycnr 561. A. bor to center of action in the China underway. city has been selected to succeed Rousing, tiirilllng action anti tu*- Brov.n 554. K Clark 544. K. Chase Formerly Service Oil Company BASKETBALL FOR Il can be heard in the throbbing the late Rev. Fr. Van Hoomissen as nense and real cowboy music mark Sea L* considerably more than 7000 540. W. Schuder 534. C. Leonard 530. 227 E. STATE 8T. HASTINGS PHONE 25M miles long. Manila, by direct route, hum of machine shops in action; pastor of St Peter.* church at tills another Lune Rider picture. A Douse 522, K, Laberteaux 510. A. Basketball was in the s|>ollight Mount Clemens and will leave for • • • Mciiosc 507 nnd V. Smith 505. is more than 5000 miles from PearlI in the hiss of molten metal stream Thursday night at. the Y. M C. a that city Tuesday. Rev Joseph “The Perfect Snob" Harbor with a ring of fortified Jap­. ing from furnaces; In the deafen­ Connor. Fr. Von Hoomls-sen'.* as- ; starring Charlie Rucglr*. gym meeting In the high school. . Ing rattle of the rivet hammer and Blatant will succeed Fr. Kennedy j Chailolie Greenwood H/"' Dutch" Drews, with n 567 ser­ The program Is provided fot young anese islands in between. Port Dar­ I With Lynn Burl and Cornel Wilde ies. sparked bis mates. Moone. to men who wish to participate tn win, Australia, moat likely base forr the sputter of lhe arc-weld flame; bereTroxel's Musical Club will hold in the cast the story tells of the u grand slam over St. Rom> Parish physical games and activities. an allied counter offensive Is 2000> in lhe clatter of overhead cranes1 The gym L* oprn lor any who are tn Wednesday night’s play. His an open meeting in the K. P. arm-1 riotous effort* of Charlotte Gr<-> nmiles, airline, from Singapore andI lifting giant castings or assemblies; ory next Tuesday evening. ATERS CLOTHES SHOP interested in this Y program from ( wood lo land a wealthy husband. considerably more from bases on the. In the rumble of freight trains । Glonn Latibnugh* 533 was second 7:30 to 9:00 on Thursday night. About two o'clock Sunday mom-----------. carrying essential materials too and The program is planned by the *ix>t tor the night'.* play and also main Japanese Islands. Port Dar­ Ing lhe grain elevator of C. E. Row-1 at THE BARRY .ohnn, M,ek |IIroB lrow„ -stazeeoach , ,r at Woodland with ail a II IU Its con- . Joh -stageeoach | did considerable damage to A Hons group in accordance with their win, as yet is merely a potentialI finished articles from the complex Uder Body Shop by helping take a pair wishes and a number of games are «nU d£‘ro>cd b>' Buckaroo” with Fussy KnigM base. not a fully developed one cap­ American production line. available. Men of Hastings are inof garner for City-County. George ~ fire. The low was about *7000. _ 11U , ' * ' able of servicing an entire baltl# B*“»« -...........• —........— followin.; jUpp5trom led with 529. in the vlled to attenc^ Mr. Rowlader Rowlaaer will MH rebuild rebuild al »t once, one. ..ThHIllnj .drenlure. WMr Mr. and strategic positions be. invested fleet. .-a Sheldon.. blanked in the meantime carrying on a the opening up of the stagecoach nutch J hat line* on the western frontier arc ,fotci5 by the enemy but the real measure small business at his Coals Grove So, although the Japanese lines vividly pictured in this story. The Hastings high school imnketare far-flung, they are nothing in of cur success or failure can be elevator. ball team defeated Allegan here Deputy Sheriff Jay Hogle re­ a.v. Goral,™ M U>r COTjmer- Friday r comparison with the lines of coun­ gauged by the rise Ln the production signed his position last Thursday night 29-20. This was the Sarah Padden. Ro*coe Ate* I"?" 1 " ” 1 “ y"" ’ wraith >Klor> hi ««hl curve ot American industry. ter-offensive which the allies must effective Feb. 14. Based on the comic strip In­ with ii 574 series but Ha.*tlng> Lum- ,,3^ It is here that lhe war win n* establish and maintain. ' Gene Bumes. the film give.* u band hr and Coal* were loo much tor: FIFTY YEARS AGO Hastings held lead at lost or won. of trooping youngster* tiie opjxuhis mates und With u game each , .- an -8 to - -6 — -- — The radius of operation of a mod­ Jan. 21, 1892 _ tunlty ___ _ _to____ _ ____ _____ the Lumber ami coal* nosed live the end of the hr*l nuarter a* Banshow adult ___ Hollywood Our production "counter-offenem battle fleet is only about 3500 The wl,h 8,1“''"-' Lane and The committee appointed by the i how to act and they certainly fmal game by three pinmiles so It is not surprising that tdve" will undoubtedly mart the city council 'reported Friday eve- i make lhe most of it Lumber and Coals are leading the JC,n’?n •“*’ 1 eac“ M:or*d with Hie present bases available, the turning point of the war. league bv a wide maigln ,or u’p Saxon*. Allegans scoring ning that the Electric Light and; * ’ ’ But Lt will take tremendous effort, Power CO- would furnish power for „ ”5?r’r. „. ... Coffer .Shop did well against the ,h£M‘ *•>'* Bu"kcr U. 8. Navy hBS failed to start a Girl" tte dly .1 lhe rale ot ,ts to, >e«r ’ Montgomery In "Cadet ‘ n “' State Insulators by takivg tiie flrat i 3 P°lnt*. Smith with 2 and dashing, brilliant counter-attack a substantial sacrifice of customary . ” "" ....... , Mrlnlvr* McIntyre will, with l1 tu,ln> point. for each 2000 candle poser arc' Tiie story of a West Pointe games. which would make bold headlines living standards and much more,’I lamp and that 12 light* I* all that j Js tca^-v F°m«' ’<> bl<.« with hi two >v' ’he second quarter. Lane with Hasting* Construction took m the' time than many of us realize, to1 is necessary. in lhe news. , tunc baron brother over tiie lovely' first two game* from V.k...„ Viking but * Pulnts. Wagner and Bianaxh with -------- -m---------------j vocalist. Neatly engaged In H;c achieve final victory. ' |>oinU each combined to give Perha in some of us actually ex­ I . “ story-are five grand-new tune.*. ' wen badly beaten In the final1 City Fathers' dropped -a peeled,' after PaarI Harbor, lo read I fumes to Moynahan at.d Bunker, Huntley and Holland scored that the battle fleet was steaming Pungent Paragraph* Nail Undelivered Faui. Roiush Tailors blanked'Mid­ i 2 !»int,* each for Allegan. Approximately 5,000,000 pieces of westward under forced draft to run dleville Creamery and Auto Sport 1 In the third quarter, Harnish with The invader, if any, will find us mail are destroyed by the post ofdown the navy of Japan. Battles Shop took a |*alr ot game* from ■ 4 points and Wagner with l point | hard. In this new Army are to be Dr. Leslie Caston is announced flec department each week bcciitijc i were the lone scorers for the 8axmay be won that way tn the movies, Andrus Service. 250.900 MMisonod truck drivers, as the nrw Scout Master for lhe people did not print u return postage Best More.*: D. G’Kxiyear 574. C I on* while Bunker scored the lone but our officers and men are some­ St. Rase ''church troop. Dr. Caston many ot whom can talk a foe down has had experience as a Scout and guarantee on their Hurd cluss mail DeCou Ml. K- Braendle 543 H Allegan goal to make the score thing more than actors performing matter. K, Kreutz 535. A- Prentice 534. H. ] Hastings. 21. Allegan, 14 without getting out of the cab. as a Scout Master at his former for a sllverscreen thriller. । In "the final period. Wagner Ird home in Pewamo. the scoring with fl points while Our navy Is busy. One ot the most successful men I Garrison and Kenyon scored L NEWMODELS How many of us can visualize, we ever have known—and so mod­ Scout Executive Julian Knowlton jpoint each. ' for example, the skill, nerve and est about It, too—is a friend of announces that requests have come ] Bnna*h and Wagner were out­ daring required to take a fleet of ours who has the record of never from Nashville. Delton. Lake Odes­ ’ standing for the Saxon* offense sa. Middleville and the Second | with 12 points and 9 points respecsubmarines through hundreds of having bought a lead pencil Ward P. T. A., asking for the or­ ■ lively, while Kenyon and Lord miles of enemy patrolled waters, to ganisation of Cub Packs. The played splendid floor games. Bunk­ The blueprints for a single bat­ : Cubs include boys 9. 10 and 11 year* within 100 miles ot Toklo. itself, and er was the outstanding player for We have a fine selection to choose from and at tleship weigh about 2,000 pounds." „. v i of age and the activities are m to sink, almost within sight of the the vi»tiers with 8 points. And removing them from the lin-! preparation for future Boy Scout prices that will save you money. great navil’ base al Yokahama. Allegan reserves defeated the ing of an old hat, in lhe spy novel, j membership. Hastings reserves for the second three enemy ships? is a majestic sight I A Training course in Cub Parg time this season, the score Allegan. According to official report, our' __ _____ work is to be organized next Tues30. Hastings. 23 Mankin* with 10 naval and air forces have already amwenuou. oWreWrs w 2?" “ J® t*1 “ points was the outstanding player Coats like these will cost $4.00 to $0.00 more m . ... । ... room 207 at the High school under destroyed 40 enemy ships and dam­ far have based their cases on thejthf ica(jcr*hip of Richard Groo*. for Allegan while Coleman nnd.M next year. — IF WE CAN GET THEM! I Thomas were outstanding for the aged several more. This isn’t a’ fact fft —. that f V, A , there — Iis — . n—.. I n.. for .. ...... ..... . .. .. no —connection district chairman, and Royce Hen­ losers. fatal blow or even a serious one. an electric razor in a tent. ton of Delton, assisted by Dorrance Tomorrow night the Saxon.* trill A New Shipment Has Arrived If continued, however, it will cer­ Trethric and Mr. Knowlton, when I take on Greenville in a league garqr The young generation has endur­ representatives from these’variou* tainly weaken Japanese power and at the local gymnasium. This localities and group* are asked to I marks the thirteenth meeting ot ance qualities. Moot any 10-yearmay help to reduce the impact oi meet for instructions. A short pro­ I the two school. Hastings has an old boy can sit through the doubleher drives. gram and a movie of Cub activities I edge, having won 7 and Greenville But it is necessary to realize that feature program twice. will be other features of the meet­ Beautiful soft leather that really wears. HE ing. sniping tactics, alone, will never win Never scuff or peel. Rayon lined — I w Poise Is discovering a hole tn Ute Inasmuch as cub work is done DID Y()C KNOW THAT— this war. Even the most intense largely in the home*, those who at­ 1. Member* of the World Family German submarine offensives failed shoe clerk, and remarking '"Cute, tend Tuesday night’s gathering will total somewhat more than 2.000.000,­ to break BritUh communications. Yes, we hove Boys* Corduroy be asked to puss along tiie infor­ isn’t H?" 000. . mation received to the folks "back Likewise, »o must not expect our 2 In color they are white and BREECHES, KNICKERS, LONGIES That circulating library no longer home." own raiders to do the impossible black and brown and yellow. Den meetings of the Packs fur­ and break the Japanese offensive urges patrons to "treat this book as 3. In capacities they closely renish the inspiration for continuous without other support. though it were your own." Too many efforts for advancement among the ivrrnblc one anotiier. 4. Most groups are within four However, such sniping action 1* Cuba. day*' Journey by air from most about the only mote our navy will A schoolgirl told her teacher Lhe other group*. At the present lime there are 53 5. They are divided into several other day that the inhabitant* of I Cuba enrolled in this city. to Hie acene of action are acquired. hundred nationality groups and Ceylon were called Oelanese. speak 2.796 languages There is not likely to be any sen­ New Badminton Game 6. If the three strongest states Players drive shuttlecocks through sational news from the naval front The worst bankrupt In the worid "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" containing a fifth of the world* for tome time to come. ( ks the man who has lost his enthu­ a midcourt rin< Instead of o*er a pupulauon should agree upon a fair HASTINGS. MICHIGAN net in a badminton game Invented Our fleet units are undoubtedly siasm. policy of worid peace, and back It by an Atlanta man. up, war* would become rare. Editorials Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday A Quotation '■^mi(ir'iijr’i|jii''ii8iii«F|i^i|‘|ii||i.. iriyFl|ri|ilF’IH*"l|ll"l"|ii^ DEFENSE BOND \elllZ VALENTINES 1 Mil.. .......... ........................................ .............. ...... AT YOUR SERVICE Sporting News MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Scout Notes SOMETHING ALL CAN DO TOPCOATS $15.50 to $24.50 PONY SKIN JACKETS Sg’98 Waters Clothes Shop �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1M2 SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS Barry Oounty <-H Handicraft and clothing club leaden will meet at the American Legion hall on , 1 ! • ' The New Idea club mat Wednes­ day evening Jan. 14. with Mr*. George Sumner for dinner, a love­ ly birdiday cake, haiortng Mrs. Cora Lc« Boyes, centering Uie table Mrs Virginia Stevens of Detroit was a gpeal with her mother. Mrs / K E. Willison. In response to roll call, luggesUotu were given about what to do if the bomber* come. Mn. Willison won the guesting con­ text. presenUng her prize to Mr* Boyra. wiio was also given a col­ . lection of choice recipes contributed •by Uie members. Mrs. Maurice Haight entertained several . friends Thursday advening' complimentary to Mrs Russell Whittemore. Jcardrwere playeu with Mrs Melvin Smith and Mrs. Forrest Smith as the winners, lanich was served and Mrs. Whitte­ more teas th* recipient of some lovely gifts. Tiiosc presAit were Mrs Whittemore. Mrs Arthur Bennett. Jr . Mrs Merritt Bryant, Mrs Forrest Smith. Mrs Homer Hnchman. Mrs. Melvin Smith and Mrs Darrell Buckland. Charity Guild No. 6 of Pennock hospital met on Friday everting With Mrs. Waller Perkins. W Court St Aller dessert a short business session wax held, lhe Guild voting lo give $10 to the Red Cross Bridge was played later with Mrs. Arthur Snyder and Mr*. William Parker lioldlng high scores On Wednesday. January 14. Mrs. Archie fteickord entertained h« J F. T. Club at her home with a dcMcrt bridge, twelve guesU being present. Honors at bridge went lo Mrs. I- H Lester of Freeport, and Mrs. Frank Rogers. Out-of-town guest besides Mrs Lester was Mis. Millon Murphy of Grand Rapids. Mr*. Pearl Staup. Mr*. Emerson htauflcr. Mr*. James Heney. all of Hastings. Mr.*. Wm. Bitgood of Nnsiivilic. Mrs. Carl ShefTield ot Al­ bion. and kir* Frank Sackrldcr of Jackson spent Friday at Charlotte where they attended a shower hon­ oring Mrs. Enos Foss, sister of Mn. Heney. Mr. and Mr«. Fred Williams en­ tertained on Sunday wlUi a birth­ day dinner in honor of their son. Guest* were Mr. and Mrs. Alf Wil­ liams and son. Gordon, and Mr. and Mrs. 8. Linington. Mrs F E. Adair entertained the Three Times Four Club last Friday evening. Charity Guild No. 6. with Mr*. Wm. Parker as chairman, met at the home of Mrs Walter Perkin* on W Court. Friday evening nt 7:30 for dessert bridge. Mrs. Vcrnil Conklin. Mrs. Carl Damson. Mr* Edwin Taylor. Mrs. Uwls Hine and Mrs Dana Burgess were the com­ mittee wiio assisted Seven table* of bridge were played during Uie evening prize* being won by Mrs. Mabel Field and Mrs Warren Car­ ter It was voted to give a do­ nation to Uie Red Crud*. Mrs. Lloyd Anderson entertained her club for dessert and cards Wed­ nesday afternoon. Jan. 14. at her home on East High street. Winners at |wdro were Mrs John Chandler. Mr*. Gordon Bera and Mrs. An­ derson. The next meeting will be held January 28 at the home of Mr* Duane Miller. S. Hanover. GASPE PENINSULA WAS SUBJECT LAWREKCB J. WAVES POST NO. 4J manl Co. Consumers Pewar On. WalldorfCa and Mr. Yoiio. «Hh furnuh'ng one truck. Thanks aiao to Mel Jacoba and Winn Green who sjxmt an entire night compiling the copy for Uie UulrucUon circulars. Even though your donation may be a small one. place the bundle on your front porch and it will te -oUKUd The Boy Hco DRIVE FOR WASTE PRODUCTS OPENS THIS SATURDAY Frank Dumond II Speaker a complimentary dinner und inntructlon meeting following Thlsi At Brotherhood Meeting i .w.unuru ..vu. ocvuuo 1* lhe second in the series of inEvealag at L*glaa Hem* The January meeting ot the ' women, who registered lor Civilian cubs are to assist in this _______ itructlonal metilnga given by the Brotherhood wm held Monday eve- J Stale leaden to assist the local । Defense work, and Father Dillon for Victory" campaign later wlwn kind or a sack leader* with their 4-H club proj- ning with a fine xupper prepared Post No. 89 as the entertaining Le- has divided the Bell Telephone Co. • “ regular routine has been worked •'on । directory into seventeen part* andtoul by the eaounltt««1 by Circle No 2. and served by Le­ P. O. Lundin and Beatrice Boyle. roy Foster and hl* supper squad Then you belong In lhe Ameri’ ’ * ’.aeh wrxma,. ! ...w, Tho*c who have had charge of asaBtant stale club leaden. Michi­ In Uie business meeting, which A> «w IclM mWlnj L C. Mohr »*«of South Haven, district chairman ' nauadi igan State Oollegr. will be present followed the usual song service. lienal emergency. pauach. Dr Dr Norbert Nortert SchowaUer. SchowaUer. iof education, talked about the «lu-; n5, J™? and lead the discussion on the con­ Vice President Leslie Ixxkarood Walter Perkins, Lynox Lewi*. Ken­ of our young people DeDie family of the Salvage struction and finishing of 4-H elub presided in lhe ateence of the aenlial In aur Civilian De feme i cation fenae measure, were ata? stressed £®r victory campaign on Saturday, neth Sanderson. Dr. D. D. Walton. articles. County Agent Harold Fo*- preshlgnt. ------------------------Allen ------------Prentice. ----Reports . program, your neighborhood Julius Knowlton and E. M. Cajuaand al! were urged to purchase • Thl*‘ arrangement *hould get good ter will discuss plans for the an- were given and It was voted to eonlegion Post need* YOU. See day. results. bonds and defense stamps as often rwmitx nual acltlevemenl day which will tribute $5 00 to Uie Red Crow drive All collections will be sorted In­ The committee asks that the as possible be held In early April. | now being made. Sterling C. Roger*. adjutant. ,i paper*, magazine*, etc., be tied In to five different classes: 1—NevaThe County Extension Ulicc u. Rev. L. W. Stone, who. during hi* which are folded »nd tied I defending the policy ot President 1 Car) Matheny, president of Wol- Ibundle* and placed on the porch paper* 1 making everyOflort to be of the ut- 1 pastorate al the Burton Heights vertne Boys' Slate wa* Uie main ,where they may be easily found by into convenient bundles for hand- : Andrew Jackson. most service to lhe local 4-H dub (Methodist church in Grand Rap­ On Thursday evening ot last speaker and lie told of tiie activities । thcollector*. Naturally, it wdl be leaders who are giving their time id*, had heard the speaker of the, week, lhe Region Auxiliary held planned for this summer's session ।Impossible for the men to go into ,na .non ihrae pro)«u. »>■ ——---------A January. Special —---- ——— n,r iiu luff u well ,S eolwed ,lldc. and l»d by Ils regular met ting at the hall. It at M 8 c A report was also given ।basements and collect the papera. was voted that the Red Cross sew­ by one of the boy* who attended 1but if the householder is physically THE BEAUTY BAR offers COUTO e»l«uta> worker,, pto lo be Ur™ .'“'‘“'"‘T ing group be confined to Auxiliary Boys' State. . unable to carry the papers, etc . >1 Uie Amerlcen Lcwn l»ll M Uu »me Wp. u.lrodrwed lhe A JANUARY SPECIAL FROM THE 1STH 1100 o'clock io rneec with Indi- 'I1—ker or Uw cvenlmr, Frank I. members only, because lhe grou|i* Miss Leila Boyce of Allegan, one upstairs, the men will get the ar­ •5.00 Individual "dSl V.S. ,n? db.™ S«r|Dun.jnd dk«u>r ol 11,e Or.nd meet at lite homes where lhe room ticles from the basement is limited. This week Friday eve­ of the Wolverine Girts' Slate com- ' There seems to have been some, proMenu ror lhe hour 1 ".“bZ, . .. "nw ning the members are to meet at: mlsslonen. gave a summary of question concerning Uie dUposlUon Trema Clev*Uad Hotel Hasting T*u>k»M mi five minutes before Uw fonual din-, peninsula." He stated that tiie home of Uie president. Mrs their plans for 1942. ot lhe money to be obtained from ner meeting opens. Ttwy aUo ptan h<_ ^(J ncvM |jeard of (h<. Fred Friedrich. The subject of membership was till* sale of papers, magazine*, etc.' to remain at the hall until one day he read a very in­ again emphasized and every Post Aa Hated in last week's Banner, the | meeting is over to meet with lead-. tere,tln(r Brtlcle aboui lt ln Uie , and Unit urged to conUnue their money will be turned over to the! era and teacher* who found it tm- ( jjaUnnal Geographic and as a re- lertalncd the women al dessert good work in securing new mernWar Relief fund ot the BarfKi poisible to attend the regular meet- Blllt he alld hl# family and hl* and cards. ber* and re-enrolling those of last County Red Cross Chapter. An.-i ing. I staler made thL* mo»t interesting Tiie membership of tiie Auxiliary• year. nouncement will be made later Mr. Lamb. DLitrict 4-H ^gent. trjp has not yet reached the quota as ­ plans to have a complete line of -p1P Qupe Peninsula is a finger­ Mrs Barbara Smith told, in the about any further fund* received Where There'e SMOKE supplies as paints, varnishes, etc. I hke piece of land that projects in- signed If you have not paid your Auxiliary business session, what was from the sale of waste products 1942 dues, please do so before Sat­! done for the Otter Lake Billet at Charles Annable ha* been chosen avaliable for dernonxtiation and 110 the St Lawrence Bay north of There'e TROUBLE urday. Jan. 31. if possible as after for supplying of clubs for belli wood Nova Scotia It Is about 170 miles that date you will be classed as de­ Christmas time. Snow suit*, mittens J as treasurer for this "Salvage and plastic work. Leaders planning ■ long and averages about 85 miles linquent and your membership will; nnd sweatrta. costing a total of »98.‘ Victory" campaign. A paper depot is to be set up at or small — that we can't fix. Call to attend th* dinner are asked to tn width. Tiie population Is es- not be continuous, which would In-1 aerc provided by lhe district for the ' children at lhe Billet i tiie rear of lhe former Feldpausch make reservation* al Mr. Foster's ! Umsted ut about 100.00) people. j terfere with your receiving your • • • Market. 114 E. State St . where a A report of Uie rehabilitation hlgn wU1 placed lo show where was done Id leave ‘ contributions. Drive his fleet ot sailing versel* were! A chlcken«dinner wtli be served lo chairman showed what for the men at tlic"*ba*ket* Fort Custer at ti--------ir0U8h the alley to the rear of 114 blown into Uie bay during a .hard tjle public on Saturday evening. Jan. chri*una*'"ume"** V'-nnd "L’-------■----------------w atorm Th. Interior of the coun- 3I lhr ^8lon hall me proceedi. other r^iem^renres X-ided or E BUW MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. in- h unlnluMIrt ,M uto- w1U go ,o h,|p ,or ft, ““ ’ Monwd <or As„ .n„ n»K,ra.y LINCOLN - plored. Il* enUre population resid- rstove -— •—-_ .j ... .ut -h- waste nrrwtiu-.tx ’------recently 'uInstalled in the ... The products are to be rereCourt at Chanh SL, HaaUng* I In March, tiie district convention ■ moved daily and will be under con­ 494 farmers participated In the | ing tn' small villages along it* out- jkltchen al the liall * * will be at Niles. stant supervision. A plea 1* made 1941 AAA Crop Insurance Program . i er edge, on the shores. Tiie early settlers ot this little Legton Commander and Mr*. ... I to people and communities outside Insurance of loss of 3055 bushels of: Sunday. May 10. is the Fourth of Hastings for their cooperation in wheat. due to Hood and winter kill; ' heard of land, were French. Scotch, Harry Larsen and Mr and Mrsattended tiie District Birthday date for lhe Otter thia campaign and all donation* have been paid to the 57 farmerst Irish and English, and the-descend- Marshall Schantz Fourth district convention in Al ­ v >WN . — of <heae people Mill live 'n making claim. 2323 bushels wheat Lake Billet, according to the last may be left at the paper depot in premiums were paid covering their primitive way along the north legan on Sunday, with Oscar Brigg*, bulletin. mentioned above. If there I* any Insurance on 66.463 buaheis of shore of the peninsula, doing al-, further informiitiort deaired call the Red Cross headquarter*, miai i—— rnninared with er* 500 yrers ago They are lovers -rejruary in wnen it j Maiawin. i Colton Acreage phone 2638, any afternoon between The total loaae* Ccompared wiui of the r r r U°^ch Zhte" There sea and are afraid of the Director of Extension Work. MlchlMichlPreliminary state cotton acreagr two and five o’clock. I'ppllcations for for Crop Crop In In-­ unknown Interior and as a result K““ State College, Ls scheduled as'■ allotments totaling 26,699.917. acres are 1042 applications B w Caunui<cu that usav every c.c., family n b estimated the f (leaker surance for 1942. with about IIM'D” Intarlor remain* unexplored forTHI are anh&uflYKCby-NWTlW!-' should accumulate at least 50! farms covered. The P»P1« of the region are Hsh, cultural Adjustment administration. pounds • • — -*—— —old of• waste products Fnrmcrs are a*ked to conserve1 ermen and farmers in the summer High School Classes If. as in 1939 and 1940. these pre­ (taper, magazines, scrap iron, corruon burlap sacks due to present and ‘n the wint-r turn lumberjack . liminary allotments result in the shbrtagc. Two thirds of the pres- One of the main item* of export ElCCr New UttlCerS planting of about 25.000,000 acre*. month and this total reclaimed for ent rupply will be used in defense. is dried jieas Officers were elected tor ‘ normal yield* would result in a production by box board mills and industries leaving ig only 1-3 for «gag-; Theteaionlx^cry The region is very mountainous, mountainous. । ’* --------SEE IT NOW IN OUR STOWS chemical product* the -------mountain* con- various classes at Hasting.* Highi production of approximately 12.500.­ paper mills should greatly lessen ricullure and cl,«.,.ik-1 ‘._L_ there being -a------. 000 bushels. the present serious shortage. . ... > . hn,„n„ ,s.~iw «... t— school last Wednesday, with cam ­ Our 1942 production goal* for' tinunllon of those In our New EngThe estimated 1940 crop of 12.686,_____ . . b. extended . CATALOG ORDER DEPARTMENT Sincere appreciation cannrd vegetable* are considerably land »tates and are said to be Uie paign speeches being made lhe day. 000 bales was harvested from 24.- to those whq are furnishing lhe higher We are asked to produce oldest in the world . city The 078.000 acre*, with an average yield trucks for Saturday—Hastings " ‘T 33 percent more pea* and 25 per x, ’“ inhabitants of the south before, The officers, who will serve durrhorc are largely lories and loyalists ■ ! of 252 4 pound* per acre, the second Ls sending four trucks. Grand Rapcent more tomatoes ancestors tvent Co . Ironside Menu-1 highest on record. The planted acre- Ids ’Bookcase * ' Farmer* In Barry county are whose -------------------—; there from ing tiie second semester, are . 11B-1M 8. JEFFERSON RANTING 8 asked not to become too much i l,ie ttales just prior to 1800 | Senior officers: president. Ray­ alarmed over buying new machin- ; Mr Dumond'* pictures and his mend Nelson: vice president. Jo­ a* compared with the preliminary ery because an adequate supply for , interesting description of this rc1940'nllotment ot slightly more than ! everybody lo help in "Food for Bion were both greatly enjoyed seph Burkholder, secretary. Bea- 27.000.000 acres. audience expreas- | trice Tuckerman: treasurer. Doris Freedom" program wl” ' '' I and many in his — ------------------rd the desire to take hi* advice. Coal* able. I and. when the present world erb- j Junior officers' president. Mary । is is settled, visit this most Inter­ | Ketcham: vice president. Francis SOUTH THORNAPPLE Two inches of insulation in the esting land of primitive people*. Goggins; secretary. Orths Haw­ lop floor ceiling of a house is not as FARM IIUREAV GROUP i The picturesque peninsula was re­ I blitz; treasurer. Juanita Swift. •n,. s»u, al--------- •n Oov_! I Sophomore officers: president. cheap in the long run. according to many heating engineers as thicker reau Group wa* the guest of thejcrnmrnl ronil not a hUrraci. Kenneth Miller; vice president., .North Thontapple Farm Bureau highway, but n dirt road where [ Thomas Waters; secretary. Gail insulation. In order to provide maxi­ mum summer and winter comfort, Group Thursday evening. Jan. 15, at there never before had been a road I Foster; treasurer. Joyce Echtlnaw from—three lo — four the Middleville K. of P. Hall The was built circling this great finger I Freshman officers: president, -r- - -and flve-cighlhs ------ — ~ i topic for discussion waa*"Whnt the of land. Milo Coldren; vice president. Pat-1 ,nch“ at insulation is recummendFarm Bureau and | The next meeting of the Broth-1 ! ricia Shurlow; secretary. Thomas “ ed. * Th The " " same “m" thickness in *side wwalls is also recommended. Should Menn To Me." j erhood will be on Monday evening. 1 Dolan; treasurer. Patricia Tyler ........ ’800 1 u“. rsz:.WK! j™- AAA RADIOS PRICED TO SAVE YOU WHILE PRESENT STOCKS 6^00^1429779832660 80504^5643254^249490961608514740^57141301656435241486^259195929^ Outstanding Values in New Spring Dresses! Mrs. Royal Hayes entertained two table* of bridge Friday evening Jan. 16. at her home on West Clin­ ton. Winner* at contract were Mrs John Chandler and Mrs. Steve Kartncs of Cloverdale. Don’t delay I this sot that gats Europa direct I BIG AIRLINE CONSOLE Junior Miszc-s and Womens Sizes. Solid colors, Prints and Trimmed. Alpaca Crepes, Spun Rayon, Seersucker, Cham­ bray and part wool. — Complimentary to Private Staiir ley Stauffer, who was home on fur­ lough from Boston. Ma.*-. his mother. Mr*. Alcld Stauffer, enter­ tained wltii u family dinner on Sunday. Tiiose prqjent were Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stauffer, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stauffer also Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Newland and Duane of Delton On Saturday evenpig. Mr and Mrs Albert Stauffer gave u dinner In honor of the former's brother, later showing the colored view* taken in tne east last fall. Other guc*l* were Miss Susie Philli l» and Edward McPharlln. 398J $2-98 $3-98 $5-00 $8-50 Navy is strong, also pastel shades. WINTER COATS All Reduced! Priced less than many mantel radio*! Yet this Is a 1942 Airlint console ... with foidgn reception. Tone Control, loop aerial, and plug-in for F-M, Tele­ vision and records! All thia at Warda amaaiAf krw prioa yvhile our quantity lasts! Saa it without dalarl Mis* Audr*y-Hummel was hostcsft to her sewing club members‘and several invited guests on Thursday evening at her apartment al 630 8 Market SU complimentary to Miss Annetta Pierce, whose mar­ riage look place on Saturday. Hearts nnd oUier games were played and the bride;elect received some love­ ly miscellaneous gift*. Few Dozen Good Sheets at Last Year's Prices 1942 4 Tiie Presbyterian L. A. 8. enjoy­ ed a breakfret on Wednesday at the home of Mr*. W. M. Blebbins, a delightful time being reported. 7-TUBE MANTEL Radio CANNONS" and THORNAPN.E GARDEN CLUB Thursday. Jan. 8. the member* of lhe Board of Uie Thornapple Oar• den Club, met at Uie home of Mrs. W. D Barnes for dessert The aft­ ernoon wa* spent In making plans for the coming year. The ciialnncn for the committee* were named: Mr*. Milo DeVries. conservaUon: Mrs. L. Barnett, civic; Mr* C. D Bauer, program: Miss Sara Schader. membership: Mr*. L. Valentine, plant exchange: Mr*. Frank Hoonan.twoteMi chairman; Mr*. J. Lang«ton. transportation. MARRIAGE l.tCENNE Robert w Boni. Hope towpshlp 19 Elmar J. Lewis. Pialrievtlle township ■ LAWRENCE J. BAUEE UNIT NO. 43 FOX CRAFT Gets Europe Size 72 by 88 at Frandsen9» *2988 Was *3195. Why pay 810­ 120 more? You get push­ button tuning, tone con­ trol. etc. Rectifier included Compare Betz up to >10.05 Same in Ivory Pintle, >1 mom ■lillllillllllll I Sensational Buper-Heterodyne Value Klug! Has built.in-serial 9 Tube Radio-Phono Combination Was 984.86 Raducsdl Mays n raoufd* la 1« or 11 inch *a»noadlc! Get* Europe Ha* torn eontrai. Buy now on Wards monUdy p*y*MM fe Excltuivc 11 ul Not Expensive HASTINGS. MICH. $795 PHONE 2504 HASTINGS �is. THE HASTINGS BANNER, THTTRSDAY, JANUARY >2, 19P 1 was sailing on an earlier boat. Tm-1 fields. Her work also includes social neaday afternoon will be al the! Young people'* meeting FridayITaKo Gownfll PartV ' ’ 1 mediately, he consulted authorities I activities for all the resident* of home of Miss Tillie Tyden. 05 W evening afthTparaonage In thl* country and they in turn | the township and she Ls finding lhe Center-St. All the ladle* are urged -----------|At First U. B. •ijurri) Nra>* to be present. Presbyterian communicated with officers In Ire- ' work interesting and educational The' Cornu* elub meet* at the* The Tebo Go*pel Party of Homer, land to find out about Miss Jansen.1 Following Miss Jansen's talk, a I The Wednesday evening prayer church tonight at 7 30 Moving |N. ■ which did such constructive A messenger called at her hospital I busbies* seiulon of Uie vestry wa* meeting will be held with Mr. and picture, win be shown. Admlwlon,' *ork pah. She has a wide knowledge ot J**"* !“l ' room and asked her how *he was. i held with the four, whose terms as Mr*. Bam Couch at the County the life and language of the JapEPISCOPAL CHURCH a bundle nf wrran naiwr Pi., b.- be,with us again from Tuesday, Jan --------. not telling her Uie inquiry came vestrymen had expired, all being Fann. ’ p P1 ** 27. to and Including Sunday. Feb. anasa people and related several ANNUAL MEETING Young peoples prayer meeting, on time. from United States relatives. She reelected—W. D. Baines. B. R. Interesting Incidents of her life in A* t w Bnnounce u,Bt U»e On Tuesday afternoon of last *" next "" Sunday I* Young Pro- ,5We replied Uiat she was sick and felt Reed. Kellar Stem and Maurice Friday evening at tiie pursanage. W. H. and P. M. S. meets Thurs- -- ----------les Day . the — pastor .------- ------------------------will Include an n clarelice Tfbo dl«.d last August miserable. The caller left and her Lamble. One of the peculiarities of the Episcopal church held their annual Islnal for itorv forand Ix.vwgirls andIn airU In . . . his .... ....______ boys , m ... accordance with expresipeople here did not hear anoUier 1 Delegates to the Diocesan conven- day evening. Jan. 28 at lhe John1 original story meeting »t the parish house when Japanese nature, said Miss Jansen, Bclson home In Irving. Everyone i hi* jtennon ^on. “ The Importance ofI K1 wUh lhe Rcv «i». Mr*. vaa Clarence word about her until she wa* i tlon to meet al Traverse City later .. .. __ . ---- . wi*n inc ncr. — ..... report* were given. During the year., is the fear of "losing face” and this called a* a witness In a hearing ' in the month are Mr*. Grace Bauer, Memory, 'nils will lake the place febo. Beth Cunningham and U>Ls several splendid Improvement* have often leads them to deceit and of the usual sermonette. Saundera will continue lhe work held in England to Investigate Uie Mrs W. D. Barnes. Mr*. O. L. N. Irving Church other vicious traits of character as dlMutcr. Lockwood und Miss Sara ^charter. I Now that the roads are open. A »pecUl meeting of the trailer* । and keep several engagement* ration of Uie interior and palnUng they will do almost anything not to 1 even it not too good, the regular and elder* was held at the church booked before Mr. Tebo'* death, Since her return to this country, I -- ----- — a part of the exterior, also rcplac- “lose face” among their fellowmen. last night tJan. 21). • , in Utese dark day* there is much she has become Interested In ।he METHODIST order ot service* will be resumed. ing a portion of the roof of the While In Japan, MIm Jansen met GRACF 1 liTHFRAW cuitRf it i n ** u <or -Plriiual revival among need of mission work among the.’*! ' '** ' ** . Rev. Chrispeli will bring the mes­ ('RACE LUTHERAN C IIURC.il , God * people that we may be chanparish house—lhe women assisting several ot lhe American diplomatic sage Sunday morning and everymigrants und was assigned to Em- Hasting* Church The sermon subject for Sunday. neb through which God* mercies in financing these activities. corps and other prominent men in rnunuel Episcopal church and.to lhe j ‘The pastor will preach nt both । ione is urged to be present. morning wiU be •■Justification—It* may now to discouraged and deApproximately 150 members and connection with her work with lhe Neighborhood Rouse In Orangeville j monUng and evening service* Sun-1 I Prayer meeting Tuesday evening ElTecl in Human Live*.” Holy Com- ^pairing men and women We friends of the church attended the Associated Health Service. ut lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. James munion will be celebrated. towns!tip, where there are many day covet your prayers for God's blessWhen she .'.taried home in 1939 Sunday icliool stafi meeting Frl-1 Ings upon lhe.se meetings. Women's prayer meeting on Wed- I Patrick. she decided to take the trip around the pusangers ** he thought she foreigner* who work In the onion day. 'Jan. 23. 7:30 P. M, at 521 W ' Remember the datea-Tuesday. Court. Jon. 27 to and including Sunday, Tiie Grace Guild will meetni the (Feb. 15 at the First United Brethhome of Mra Vern Leary. 417 E. irn church. . Grand on Wednesday. Jan. 28. 2:00 ] • •• PASSING OF MILO R. HULL1BERGEII FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Friends and relatives here were SCIENTIST shocked to learn of the death on The subject for Sunday will be Thursday night. Jan. 19. of Milo R. HulUbeyger of- Jackson, n former well known Freeport resident. He KILPATRICK UNITED BRETH­ was taken ill with n heart attack REN HOLD EVANGELISTIC on Monday nnd was removed to SERVICES The Kilpatrick and Woodland Mercy hospital where his death oc­ curred about 7:15 o'clock Thursday i United Brethren churches are unltevening. ed In Evangelistic services at lhe Milo was bom In Freeport. Dec. ' Kilpatrick church. Rev. D. H. Cur­ child of ' rick of Sunfield. Presiding Elder 37. 1887. the youngest ------of MfchX-n Confine u 11,. J-"‘" •"» Hullllwr, *<• Evans,lUt Ha. C-rrkk |„d1""W conUd.rahb, raparlaim* In .»«»- 1 ,,l*h —t)ou|. ,lp ***** *° Jasknm in well m tt>, »•»" “,<• 'h“1 and ba now a. Confaranar. W • •"Ulabdlns tltUana. SupaHMandan. Ha la a annd From Iba JaaSaoo aiUen-FaJaW .passer and in. me»ate« are Ums- *• '■»"* •>» MUMpS ly and ln.plrln< TO. MfM<* will hl. pUbUc We dudns begin earn main* al a u> o rlnek I --------- '' •-----The Christian Endeavor Societies | At tlu? time of hl* passing. Mr. u,~ WT.. H will share in ipoiuoring these en- ll«im»>wr -.1 ,b|»nnl,.>*-..l of Ire, a. a |»r< al <Mr annual ab. laUMlW •» araun*. of ih, Ja«tlu* «T.anrr af Chrullan Knda.var son public school system, taking u “ ixudtlon in 1937. Previously lie had Week January 25 to February 1. engaged in the plumbing and heal­ ing contracting business. COATS GROVE CHURCH NEWS Ampng the many executive povlThe Coat* Grove C. E. will ob- Horn, that he hud filled were may­ serve the beginning of Christian or of lhe city, president of .the Endeavor week by having^ the < Chamber of Commerce In 1929. BarryviUe Society here next Sunday I president of the Rotary club, prcslevening. Topic, "Loyally to Christ's dent of lhe Community chest. Church.” There will be several short president of the Jackson branch of .talks.mid.*pecLaljnu*ic^-DiM>u*«lon I Uie Socirty-for Crippled Children, lender is Earl Seiwc. Visitors wel- Commander of Richard P. Smith come. Post No. 29, American legion and A number from Coats Grove at­ In 1929 was chairman of the cen­ tended the County meeting »• tennial committee having In charge Nashville last Monday evening the plans for tl»c celebration. He and received the County C. E had ulso served as president of lhe Shield given them for the highest; Mailer Plumber* Association und n percentage of attendance at Ute member of lite Soldiers and Sailors County meetings during 1941. I Relief commission. He enlisted with Co. M. 31sl The C. E. has elected the followYeur local car dealers have been informed that within a few week* new car production will be discontinued. Due to Ing officers: Pres. Muurine Clum: 1 Michigan Infantry in May. 1917, and these circumstances which will effect all new car dealers throughout the country, your Barry County Auto dealers an­ Vice Pres. Vesta Seu.se; Sec. and | later became u member of Co. F Treas. Earl Sense; Pianist. Veatn 120tli Infantry with which he went nounce at this time a new cash and budget plan to become effective immediately. Sense; Chorister. Audra Endsley; to France. There he attended an Reporter. Earl Sease; Devotional officers' training school al St. Com. Chin.. Audra Endsley; Asst. Nazaire graduating with the rank Mr. Thompson: I<ookout com. of second lieutenant. Later he was TChm. Nina Brisbin. Asst. Iva Bris­ transferred to the 37th division and bin; Recreation Com. C'lun.. Wilma while serving with that division he Haight. Asst. Agnes Haight: Mis­ w:is awarded the Distinguished Serv­ sionary Com. Chm., Vesta Scum-. ice Cross und lhe French Croix de Asst.. Lucille Woodman; Chm. Ac­ Ouerre with Palms. The citations tivity and Floral Com. Chm. Doro­ came for bravery' in action while thy Kelwy: Finance Com. Chm.. protecting the American lines ut Repair for Defense with Barry County Auto Dealers LaVeme Clum. AmL. Paul Wood­ St. Mihlcl. In that action Mr. Hulllberger was badly wounded In lhe man. right arm and in hi* back. He was Effective Immediately CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE honorably discharged in March. Rev. Alfred Sllvemall will pick 1919, with the rank of second lieu­ up any boy or girl who has no way tenant, to go to Sunday school nnd fake His passing also leaves a vacancy Effective now charge accounts will be discontinued by your undersigned them If they will let him know. on the volunteer Drall Board No. -4 Barry County Automobile Dealers for the duration of tho war. of Jackson Co . of which he had First U. B. Church been a member since 1940. With our manufacturers now giving full support to all out production for The morning worship will be con­ In addition to hl* other activ­ ducted by the men of the church defonse of our country, ities. Mr. HuUiberger w*« a member In observance of "Men's Day." Due to the preient emergency and the recent insurance Wm. Sponable will read the of the American Legion Post, the 40 ifithS organization und the First scripture from his new Braille Bible. regulations, the undersigned are forced to discontinue WE ASK YOUR 100 PERCENT COOPERATION IN PAYING CASH Three other*. C. Adams. Simon Et- Methodist ChurcR, qf Jackson. Surviving tire his wife. Orkcc M: terbeck and S. J. Cooley will give FOR PARTS AND SERVICE DURING THE the loaning of cars, effective immediately. short messages. Seven other men one daughter. Roberta Jean, a stu­ NATIONAL EMERGENCY will take various part* There will dent at M. S. C.; his mother. Mr*. be a *pecial offering for the Lenora HuUiberger. one brother. Please do not embarrass us or yourselves by requesting Earl HulUberger. and a *i*ter, Mr*. "Preacher Pension Fund." The evening service will be in Iva Sullivan, all of Grand Rapid*. ''Repair for Defense' the loon of an automobile. charge ot the C. E societies—Earl Funeral services were held Sat­ Cappon. president of the senior urday afternoon In Jackson with group will preside ThLs service the American Legion in charge. In­ marks the beginning of activities terment in Roseland cemetery. which will be mostly evangelistic Flags at the public schools in Jack­ for Christian Endeavor Week. This son were lowered to iuilf mast on is an internattonai observance Friday in tribute to this publlcamong C. E. workers ' spirited citizen. AU activities of this church for An editorial In the Jackson paper lhe next three week* will be cen­ ! also |Miy* high tribute to thia civic tered on our evangelistic meetings leader, under the caption. "A witli the Tebo Gospel Party—Jan. 'soldier Fulls.” Among the fine 27 lo Feb. 15. ' thing* *aid about him is thl*. -• • • file left an Indelible Imprint on the BAPTIST CHURCH Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 28, life of this community. Jackson the Cadle* Aid will meet with Mr*. ha* lo*t a great heart, a loyal friend H. Sandeen. 310 8. Hanover. All and a tried worker. The nation ladles cordially invited lo attend. ha* lost u soldier." Mia* Bernice Janren. the V. T. O. worker of the National council of lhe Episcopal church, was the speaker, telling Informally ot her the world, so came through Ada. Italy. France, to Cairo. Egypt, nnd on to England. Upon her arrival in England, she found she could not obtain passage on Ute ship the wished and was later asdgned lo lhe Athenia. the next boat which sailed for the United States. When the Athenia was torpedoed, she wax thrown Into the ocean where she remained for nearly, half an hour before being rescued. She. with many other passengers, was taken on board a freighter and landed tn Ireland, where she was taken to a hospital Her brother, who Is employed Ir one of the government ofllcre In Washington. D. C-. happened to heWrsa radio broadcast ot the sink­ ing of the Athenia and wax sur­ prised and shocked when he heard BARRY COUNTY AUTO DEALERS DIGGING IN! FOR THE WAR EFFORT IFe Must Sacrifice by "Doing Our Bit” KEEP YOUR CAR IN SERVICE ■ NEW CASH BASIS P ARTS-SER VICE ASK ABOUT NEW PAYMENT PLAN NOTICE! NO CARS LOANED In the Spirit of Defense for "Our America” We Ask Your Indulgence THE FOLLOWING CAR DEALERS ARE COOPERATING: HASTINGS D. H. SHARP FORREST JOHNSON GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. REAHM MOTOR SALES MOYNAHAN &FAUL, INC. BROSS MOTOR CO. BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, INC. DELTON SMITH & DOSTER NASHVILLE R. M. WETHERBEE . ’ MIDDLEVILLE CENTRAL GARAGE BEDFORD GARAGE BLAKE MOTOR CO. BENNETT AUTO CO. Circulated by-the BARRY COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS I JARSTFER IT-H AN ill WIND THAT CONVALESCENT NEWS BLOWS NO ONE GOOD Callers on Grandpa Pennock Perhaps, you too, have used many Tuesday were Henry Adum* and familiar oil,, expressions without Leon Pennock. realising Just' why in this day and Mrs. Ida Christie called on-her age we should still be saying: It** mother. Susan Johnston, Tuesday an III wind that blows no oni good. A granddaughter, Mrs. Rent1 Clark Most authorities agree that this and daughter Louise, called Sat-, phrase originated in Cornwall. The urday. * Cornish coast Is considered one of Marie Barry has been helping at ' lhe most dantferou* In all England the Home the past week. She and consequently many marine dis­ spent Sunday night al her home asters occurred there. As a result of near Carlton Center. storms that piled up boat* on the Prank Platt called on Dr F O. Cornish Coast, people of all classes Sheffield Thursday, and Mr and In Cornwall regarded the plunder Mr*. WiU Martin called Saturday. of such wreck* as a sort of birth­ Joseph Both left Saturday for the right Whenever the wind blew hard home of hl* daughter. Mr*. Floyd ant| a storm appeared to be brew­ Benner. ing. thousands of Cornish resident* Mr and Mr* Clark Overunlth flocked to the shore to watch for a visited their daughter Myrtle Ellis possible prey. Should a stranger In Battle Creek Sunday. have remarked to one of them that Dessle Aspinall called on her a strong wind wu blowing up. he mother. Emma Underwood. Satur­ wu Invariably told, "it* an U1 day P. M Mr. and Mr*. Fred wind that blows Cornwall no luck.” Geiger called Sunday. Mr*. Un­ From this stock answer 1* said to derwood remain* about the tame. have originated the expression. "It'* Caller* on Millie McDonald lhe an III wind that blows no one good.” put week wu Mr. and Mr*. Myron Reynold*. Wednesday night and El­ Merit is never so conspicuous u sie Edwards, Sunday when coupled with an obscure ori­ Mr*. Alton Wood called on her gin. Just u the moon never appear* mother-in-law. Anna Boice. Sat­ so lustrous as when It emerges from urday. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY tt, 1H» 1 BOWERMAN—PIERCE PERSONAL MENTION Mn. Hasel Recker spent Uie1I Mr. and Mrs. clarence Crawford weekend in Detroit vtaitlng friends. ] were hi Detroit last week. Dr. and Mm. Ken 1th McIntyre ] Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush were in visited relatives in Kalamazoo on I Lansing Sunday to see their son Sunday. Robert. Dr. C. C. Landon and daughter of]j Helen Severkhcc of Battle Creek Battle Creek visited M. L. qook on'| spent tiie weekend with her aunt Friday afternoon. I U'V “,rl Mrs. Ted Stevens of Detroit vis-1 Shirley Henry was in Lansing Red her parents. Dr. and Mrs. F. 1 Sunday attending a meeting of Uie E Willison, last week. Typographical union. Dote Freeland of Grand Rapids 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis of Cas­ was the Bunday guest of Mr. and cade were Sunday guests of Mr. Mn;. Herbert Freeland. ] and Mrs. Dan Lewi*. ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huizinga of Wm. Severance and family of 'Campau lake were guests of Mr. ; Battle Creek spent Sunday with his and Mrs. Dan Lewis on Thursday. stater. Mrs. Mary English. I Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Foley and Cook, Mrs. H. D- Cook unit Miss son. Gary, spent, Saturday In BatMartan Cook were In Grand Rap­ tic Cicek vtaitlrtg relatives. ids on Thursday. Mrs. Klin lingers of Prairieville \ Mrs Dora Gutcheaa of Charlotte was a guesLAt the M. L. Cook home and of* Barry- from Saturday till Monday. "ni" Mrs Norn Fassett ” : * S «»■ M». Aon Brutol nor BlrtAlrt. >»< Stricklcn. Saturday. l1 Buna,y Mr. ahd-Mra- Chester Hodges nnd Mr. und Mrs. Stephen Bristol. Mr. and Mrir-Ronwn. Feldpausch Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Carpenter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs of Nashville were Thursday after­ William Clark of Hartford. noon guesta of Mrs. A. E. Trim. Seoul executive Julian Knowlton Mr. and Mr*. Isaac Stanton of was guest speaker at the Metho­ Flint were guest* of Mr. and Mrs dirt Family Night program at Nashville Thursday evening. Mrs. Craig Sheffield and two Miss Arlene Campbell Ims gone to daughters of Traverse City are vis­ Laming where she has a position' iting relatives here for a short time. In one of the Mate offices during Dr. and Mrs. D D Walton and tin- arudon of lhe legislature. sons, George und Hugo, were in Mr. nnd Mrs. William Fox of Lansing on Thursday calling on Kalamazoo spent the weekend with tin lr parents. Mr. rind Mia. Hui Icy Mrs. Clare McKee went to MarFox and Mr. nnd Mr... Archie rellus on Tuesday to see her fath­ Relckord. er. W. J. Akerly. and help him tele­ Mr. nnd Mrs. C. F. Flnstrum und brute lite birthday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Garrett Isham spent Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith of Bunday with Mr. nnd Mn. Roy this city arid Mr. and Mrs. Earl Finstrom nnd daughter in South Smith of Detroit visited Mr. and Bend, Ind. Mrs. Eben Smith of Toledo on SunSunday guesta of Mr. nnd Mr- I Organizations TELL EXPERIENCES — Camp Firo ATTA/*lf Activities Barry county friend, of Dr.i Because of Illness in the home.'ill |*k rlage on Saturday morning at nine ----- — o'clock ot Miss Annetta Arlene Grace Song Line will be interested I the meeting of Hopital Guild No J IN JAM Al I ALA Goodyear. ... . . . .. Pierce, daughter of Mrs. Loren 1 hi -.k_. what -uahe has to .... say about .... the I 1R 18 will *'61 not nOt tie ** *‘eld tndav today nt at Mr* Mrs. i Wahanka Camp Fire Group Flnnle, Mi at the home of Pierce. 123 North Broadway, and present war with Japan, as related Harry ’ 1-arsen's * but at * A< Mr Mr. r r n.wr.. The Wahanka Camp Fire group*’®*1*** Th» P*rt■ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Downs llcld thelr mceting Monday after- lUU CBn toke ln James Bowerman. Jr . son of in an article In last week’s Grand Mrs. Sterling Rogers. E Green St. U/... — A Hickam LI_ 1____ T'.l, *' _ ___ m_ ■ ...... -IHrtr James Bowerman. 8r. of Middle-! Ledge ^dependent, which te as Members are asked to please being! Were at Field noon. We talked about the Counlh®lr nA.rt.trw ctmtry wnwi wm t your fruit donations fa; the hos­ vllle. Father John V. Dillon read follows: * -.ii . > <. Cl1 nre “nd worked o« Ot*r head PUn* rtlade ,or t#ch ( lhe double ring ceremony in the i “Japan has been preparing for pital if you have not already done! An article in lhe Grand Rapids bands. ; 'V ------~~~ I II.I.IIM.IIMt so. " ! Herald of Sunday. Jan. 11. told of. presence of about eighty retaUves war with the. United States for the Scribe Betty Lou Martin. [ Rpd Cron as sooc as pos and friends. ] p**i twenty years”, said Dr, Grace W. s. c. 8. Circle No. 9 meets the experiences of Mr. and Mrs.' Check-Cha-May-Tanda Grwp .... ---------------------------- -by -------------------' PARKNT1 PARENTS OF NINE Nuptial nuua was sung the St Bong Line, wife of Winfield Line. Rose senior choir directed by Max- , chain variety ztore proprietor, in a with Mrx Clay Bassett on Wednes- George E. Downs of Grand Rapids, The Check - Cha - May - Tands POUND DAUGHTER well Leonard. j uta before lhe Rotary Club here day evening. Jan 38. at lhe usual1 who were visiting their daughter Group m met at the home of our time. Assistant hostesses arF Mnr.i<T. . u.uup * n~,—«», gown of — u<<_ idlk ]Bgt — ------ j...^------A floor !. length white Thursday noon. Back in the Robert Burch and Mrs. Keith YerAnnouncements have been ««-to-law. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. BUBrdlan. Mrs Merritt Bryant. Jersey cut on princess lines and ear|y *30'> Mrs. Line said. Japanese ty. tv Mrs U.< Flm.r Roblnnn Rnhin^n Is l« in ° G. 1; 1. Hoppough. HOPPOUgh. in In Hawaii when Monday. Mcndav Elmer We cut out our leather fashioned with a square neck line, newspapers were predicting the day charge of the program. , the Japanese' attacked on Dec. 7. ] collars for ceremonial gowns. We sitorl sleeves and trimmed with when the Pacffic would become _______ I The drone of motors overhead; ha<1 » treasure hunt laid by Donna l(J FtxjU hospital. The little gold lace was worn by the bride., me battteiround between the two, Tiie annual luncheon and election WB. B. nr., inoiu.h, Ampriran d.ci thought “to be American ;dcr Nacheldcr.—Scribe. Donna Bacheimne pounds and On her prayer book was fastened powers. 8he was studying medicine, of officers of the Women s club will 1 D1was “ at 1 “first ! L* n U...L-u-rt .V- I dee I nBmed Dtone jjny HOOK un arrangement of gardenias. j in Tokyo al that time. be at 1 o'clock Friday at the Ma- I nl.n.. .< rt..rt...„.~ 'Sial • • • Miss Audra Hummel of Hastings. As a Korean, Mrs. Line feels tho | sonic dining room. Tiie chairman. I ”le!“J™■iSsk: Stortv-five Camn Fire -alrts at- 1 daughter are doing as wall as siblr and expect to te«ve Ute pltal on Saturday ot thia i Bunday <U in .hLfcAUU Jackson making . II3UIH ’UH IIISIRIIIU .. ..... M Mrs. Verne Leary and Mrs O. could be seen on the under side of follows: Trail Seekers rank—Bar- acquaintance of their first grand* era. Forrest Schondelmaycr of western ctalltaaUon faster than any H. Trinkleln will be hostesses to, the planes bara Long and Betty Martin. Wood child. Middleville was best man and Ro- i olh(.r oriental power at that time the Grace Lutheran Guild at the! Lieut. CoL and Mrs. Hoppough • bert Pierce, the bride s brother, as- i Mnd japBn fearwi mis Influence. It slated in seating the guests. waB *B opinion that, had home of Mrs Lean’. 417 E. Grand.1 lire on Hickam field only 200 -yards ras Mril Mrs. Unc Line's Mrs. Pierce citose a black velvet Korea been given five or six more Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 28. Vis- , from Uie channel at the opening to i Pearl-Harbor so the noise was ter- 1 dress with black accessories with yfgri of Independence, her fant itora welcome -----------| rifle and the house shook from the: which she wore a mixed corsage. Adoption of western ways would — ,------— the most CircleofNo.Mra 2 will car at' have made her powerful OBrymeet Crookat onthes force of theL exnlo&ions "Z vuA dZ'd for her daughter-! wedding. >— — --- >-_ >— • — —/..i home Forty were present at lhe Infor­ ,naAL°" U,*A’r Chu,ch on Tuesday. Jan. 27 -and Ught fixtures were forced from mal reception al tiie home of Mrs. Because Japan has been prepar-, ttl 6.3q p M Pot SUpp,.r. Bring I the walls in the house Pi~rre following the ceremony. {X,0Mrahtan7rJdrnTimD^‘ Ush and rolls 1 Al the time ot lhe raid Mrs Mr, nnd Mrs. Bowerman left for time. Mrs. Line said. It te impera-> , ... Downs, who is a semi-invahd. was. u short wedding trip, her travelling Circle No 7 of the Methodist W en.M*mble Including n pink wool our energies to defeat her. Right S. C. 6. will meet at 7 30 Tuesday in bed and her daughter wrapped dress with matching hat and purse now. Mrs. Line is organizing groups evening. Jan. 27. nt the home of Mrs. l her In warmer clothhig and with and a black coat. Temporarily of women throughout the state to Edward R. Smith. 418 8 Washing- I Mr. Downs. Mrs. Hoppough drove I her shattered automobile ten miles thev are living with Mrs Bower- arouse „„„ their ............................ spirit bi patriotism? to ton. Program chairman will be Mrs * mans mother but will soon be at, mem to do what they can by Abe Van Til. Visitors are welcome in the country to Die home of friends where Mr. and Mrs. Downs home in an apartment at 202 8. buying Defense Bonds nnd Stamps. Hospital Guild No. ’ 12 will meet remained for over a week, later Pnrk St. and tto 0 encourage them to team leant Here are Mr. Bowerman graduated from flrst B|d The same afternoon that on Monday. Jan. 26 ’ at the home returning lo Honolulu. When the the tflddicville High school and Ls she talkpd t0 me Rotary, she had of Mrs J. P. Delnaay. 636 W. Wai- order came that women and chllvalues wor­ now employed nt lhe Hastings' a conferencc with Justice Bushnell nut. Mtea-Loretta Springer nutating dren were to be evacuated from lhe thy of con­ Mfg Co Mrs. Bowerman attend- of thp Michigan Supreme Court, and co-hosteu. Bridge and bring needle military posts. Mrs. Hoppough and her. parents, accompanied by a ed tiie St Rose parochial school Govcrnor Murray D. Van Wagoner and thread for sewing. sideration. „ ,,—----------- ... . nurse. Miss Gladys Bruflee. sailed and the Hastings city school. She Bboul bt.r proposed women's organ!- j °.Kbb,!“'E “21 "“"“I" lor Bur BrUKUeo. Thru >hlp «u j W. S. r, C. 8 Circle No > 8 m. on pna.v Friday m | Me. and Mrs/ George Van Tlfflln Ls n member of the St. Rose senior Mljon r h « rurf. t co„,0,. Unm Will Hawr rt|id Glenn Mead, and J, , t of Lake Odessa and William Dibble choir. Uie Altar Guild and of a ■ afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reuther and a cruiser and seven destroyers. They of Chicago were Sunday guests at .m wing club She has been an em-! ASSIGNED TO , home near the Star schoolhouse. Duane of Woodland. left Hawaii on Christmas Day and lue home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. pioyee of lhe Hastings Manfg. Co. xEW TERRITORY . Assistant hostesses are Mrs Glen Rev. and Mrs. S. Conger Haththe ships pursued a zig-zag course since 1938. Boyes. From the Livingston County j Perkins and Mrs. Everett Swegles. across the Pacific, arriving in safe-. ______ Out of town guests at the wedair. and Mrs. Vincent Eggleston from Monday io Wednesday while ding were Rco James nowerman Pr7‘V>itrn? rn’nr'nimJ' Townmmd Ciubs Nos. nos. 1i and 2 tv. Mrs. «».». nuH >~**«>* remained in San Townsend Clubs Hoppough diflg were Rco James Bowerman and Jannct of Battle Creek were and MLss Maude Bowerman. Grand ’’“‘‘‘{L ”BVe comb|n<-d and will hold their Francisco with friends, the other the former was attending the PaxSunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. tors' Conference al Ann Arbor. Ranlds Mr and Mrs. Clarcnfifr>A ,onrter well-known Hastings real regu|ar meeting on Wednesday eve-1 three coming on to Grand Rapids. Densmore nnd Mr. and Mrs. Grabe Marilyn and Robert Grabe. ‘ dcnl- Eu«^ne H- Wiring. Hta picture ( nlng Jan 28 ln lhp Townsend hall. This was their second visit to HonoMarshall Cook was home from!! Glenn Ralph Eggleston. "“nL ”r"lbtrs,.?_r5J ur*cd <° con’c B,,d Julu. Mr. Dowtw. whojrUred a few Chicago over the weekend. hLsi' Pvt, Woodrow Allerding of Fori Detroit: Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis I Sizes 36 to 46 Mr and mother. Mrs. R. W. cook, returning Riley, Kans.is. flew home Saturday Height and children and Mr. and I1 Eugene "" H. Waring “r' Is “ being trans- bring a friend. ■ years ago. was a 'former superin­ Middle I torred from Howell to the Flint dis-, — ----------. , .. . I trndenl of the Burton Heights with him for n week's visit with $14.95 u Mrs C. Schondelmayer. MiddlEmorning >u to visit relatives n» and 1 trict of the Consumers Power Co.. ‘z —y Townsend Club rr No. 23 ~-meets every )n ----him and with Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph 1। friends. Hc Grand- ------Rapids. Mrs. IL returned to his port I vllle; Mr. and Mrs Ben Landers. ■ue.d.v evening »i <10 W. a,.»d. „„ William 1 where his territory for lhe next two Tuesday nt 430 Grand. :; $18.95 LiUlc. , •and Mr. and Mrs. William 1 months includes Fenton, Holly. ' Monday night •by plane. —----------- ------------------------- I Mr. and Mrs Clare McKee re-1 Sunday guesta of Mrs. Mary Van Walsh. Charlotte and Mr and— ! Frank Densmore and an aunt ot Mrs. Grand Blanc, Atlas. Goodrich. Un- PENNOCK HOSPITAL . turned Monday from Buffalo. N I $22.95 Glenn Densmore of this dly. DUgtercn were Mr. and Mr*. Will i Harold Gouioore. Muskegon. den and surrounding areas.- In an-, A son was bom lo Mr. and Mrs. Y.. where they had been since; Worth of Lansing. In the lifter-1-------------- . • • • ' oUter two months Mr. Waring will Clarence Arnie, Woodland, on Jan.' Thursday visiting their sons. Max | noun Dr Winifred McLravy of COTA—WURM be sates manager and heating en13. Canada Reports a High and Dale McKee. Grand Rapids and Mn. Matilda The marriage of Mbs Edna ginrer for the Royal O»k division Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lester. 222 603 . Judge and Mrs. A. D. McDonald 1 Rate of Infant Mortality Laughlin of Muskegon were cull-1 Wurm, daughter of Mr and Mrs which Includes the cities of Fem-, E. Thom St,, are the parents of a 1 Sizes 35 to 40 । Oscar Wurm. Hastings. Route 5. dale. Farmington and Birmingham, daughter bom on Jan. 17. Vancouver is a pretty safe city ning where they attended the an­ James nnd Gordon Cota, son of Mr. and $13.95 Mrs. Pearl Staup, MtIt is not anticipated anyone will Donations of fruit. Jehy end Jain nual Fanner..' and Merdianta* Heney and son, Jinunle, spent ---------------Mrs Willis Cota of Big Rapids, was -------------------- -— . , banquet as guests of Mr. and Mrs. ' Tuesday in Nashville. Little Jimmie I solemnized on Sunday morning at | be replace him in thLs territory but were received from Mrs A D Knh* । This is shown by a pamphlet Just $16.95 ten o clock at uie nome oi uie oi- engineering service will be supplied kern and M1m Aines Suu. Mrs. L. issued by the Canadian Association William H. Smith. attended birthday party honoring 1 iiriutintr ten o'clock at tiie home of the of- **>’ **u’ Lansing office of the com-1 H. Evaite and Mn. A. K. Frandsen — a — minister the Rev Flovd — ... ... ... for Adult Education. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edward.,on of Mis. Staup's Bit- : liciatlng .... .. "*minister ,’‘U,M' *»the “ T”Rev. 'v p,o ’ri $18.95 Jtaup's nephew. Bobbie BitFloyd » warina has been In . . In contributed 5 qts. fruit, 2 glasses ' - For all of Canada the figures of who cciebratci hu fourth Nagel, of Sunfield, the single ring Mr Waring hw been in Muskegon spent the weekend witli gcxxl. v2 I jelly and 6 glasses of Jam. Thanks! . infant mortality are disappointing. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Boyes, detain service being read. Howen uirec years. rend. ' birthday. I Albert Nash. Route 5, Dan Al- i No less than 76 out of every 1.000 Westerlind nnd Miss Edith DcVrltta For nrr her wedding weuuuiB the <<<•- bride wore nwwu ivtTil t Pvt. Woodrow Allerding from'J ror I terding. Lake Odessa. Llewellyn । babies die within their first year at ti street length dress nf. green crepe MACCABEES lNbiAi.u of Muskegon were guests Sunday ! Fort Riley. Knnsari, Mr. and Mrs. and white rases and mums formed OFF 1CEIIS FOR Y EAR । Campbell, Middleville, Bert Elliott, I afternoon. $4.95 1 Harvey Allerding. Mr, and Mn.,j her corsage. tiie regular -----meeting Compare this with 58 for England ! At .2^. -2 of the; 817 E. Railroad St. Mrs James! Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. !Meiilll Allerding. Mr. and M Mrs.l ------- - — Tent «r-rt. «»«» Ml... M., J»a ing On Rlzor. Nashville. — Miss Anita Me-' ana and watci, Wales, ana and especially especially wiui with 30 Attending the bride was Miss■; mucchucc Maccabce Hive No. 398 Cyrus Buxton were Mr. and Mr... mu, nntmu»i e ««. — ..., $6.95 ... Glocklln. 518 Ala W. UT Bond CU.iol St., and; nnri ! f.or New .. - . . New .. ~ . . used .. Clare NorrLs and children of Lacey Martin J’!'*, *'* Stutz and JDonnie nnd Miss Itogers. who wore a dress of Thursday. Jan. 15. Uie officers for Zealand. Zealand and Mr. and Mrs. Norris of Hattie M,“JQ”e Httra or Grand ita|Na» blup crcI)c wltll R corsage of pink ! lhc coming year were installed with Mrs. Herbert Wedel, Frec|»rr. are1 have a dcath ratc ot 84 were dinner guests of Mr Mr. . lilies. Oten Cota of Big Rapids. Mrs. Nellie Garter as installing of-, making good recoveries following Oi-rk. coming to celebrate lhe । * c^efcJSunday ”u,d"y dln !'cr * UC-ls 01 — -----------------The Canadian Infant mortality || a nd Mrs. birthday <if Mrs. Jf.v.ir Norris. ««" «r'- Harry James. ' brother of the groom, was best tlCcr. Mrs. John Wesorick of Grand; major operaUons. Mrs. C CurUa Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Densmore' .Mr. Mr and , u^Usr Bollum. man. Rapids, district manager, acted as Mrs Dora Newton. 719 E. Grand rale is higher than anywhere else $4.95 ' among the white peoples of the Brit­ Ul .. «<!<< U, LLL.Ii and Mr and Mrs. Edward Btorkan J'1*™** •nd “*“rd 0,rA '‘. T'r’! Mr B,,d Mr* Cota *ent to escort. A short program of musical St., was discharged from the hos' ish Empire. . of i£. De_____ d*w,dlf'8 wrre In Grand Rapids Friday to bor and Edward Bottum. Jr La ’ R ’,’“U B,‘er “'f J f»l«Uoru was enjoyed and Mrs. pltal on Tuesday. She was hurt in $5.95 »dplul and Inter- i> r«u. ’ ' f P-ovlnc-1. <h. rn«,< d.nnirr', uncle and aunt Mr I ‘b®11 *’’rc RUM,S ot Mr- “nd Mrs- » dinner was served to forty Ot the Dawn* who' On I home and Mr - n.<nrao Oeorae F E Dawns who E- F- Bottum Bo,,um over the lhe weekend. wctkend-i homc of the thc groom's f?rooms parenta. parents. . ulk aboul- MBCCabC e BCtlvlMcxuuu. u«.» who arc gain- --------- --------------------Medical v« patients were in Hawaii ueorge “when r.. tluuqwjm war . wno was . i Sunday «'"toay. Mr. Mr nnd and Mr6 Mrs. Jerry HoekHoek-| The young people have now re- i ; refreshments were served ing are Mrs. area* mg nicely nicely kre Mrj. Rosie Ruslc Haight. n»lght.I! ~ areas inhabited inhabited by by white wh.te peon»oLADIES SNO PANTS „wJr strn. and of Kalamaturned to and are 1""' . .“ .L, h,,nX' rAor. rHaaUngs. -------- ■'Rev. "Carl - -----------""**•' * ”Union "i"" Jarlr ‘ otot *tra.Patty Patty andTommy Tommy Kalama-] turned to Hastings Hastings and are.living living] Cook, Logan, under ,h lhe Jack. Ou Out - ----. Mr • of.nd , .. .. . . . .nartment. . .atm vnn vwa , lm ,»u. pl”—ru ---------------Pel.Ip,, ----------’“"r.Ud k-.< .. 1. . T, 1 ... werrt Mrs. . in Mrs .Ann. Johnson's Bnd aB lovely ‘ovely oirtnaay birthday case, cake, nonorhonor- nuuiuu, 1_ .. ..rvc». Clark I. Bites. ...j 1 rwi— (a Quebec aiiostc nl nf roo u-ar» wen*-guests of Mr Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. in In Mn Mrs. Amin Anna Johnson's Johnsons anartment. apartment,1 commander Anna Newton teas W Va Mrs Middle-1 I every 1,000 livingH births in $2.95 Mrs. Eliza Johnson. Mrs. A. D. E r. Bottom E Green Htreet Mr Cote is cm- ln« Comrmnd„ Anna Newton^ was w^vj.. Maus™ mm. Clovcr. M dt. ln ftrtl yeBr. * in British Kni-'kern. MLss Marian Cook and $3.45 Private Stanley Stauffer, who ta ’’lo^ nt ,he Duplex Co. in Batmeellng ln thp for. • rtak, Routc i. and infant Duane Columbia, 60 in Ontario, etc. M. L. Cook left on Monday for St. stationed ut Boston. Mas., with the (tie vreex. ,__________ o A R A(| reixjrt n Weelt5_ ciarksvl'le, Routc 1. Canadian rates Canadian ratez by by cities citiez are are in in­­ Petersburg. Fiu,. tor a stay ot sev­ artillery surprised h s, rn0‘h’ nsr- FOLLOWED_______________ pleasant time on Thursday. Mrs. Alex Albert. Middleville. teresting. too... The The lowest lowest in in CanCan­ eral months. They wen1 nccom-, coast YOU CAN DO BETTER AT er. Mrs. Aldd btaullcr. und the DAM E_ l OLLOWED I ----------------------- ----------------b,0U£h. |o u Br,ndun wjU1 „ Vancouver . Route Route 3. who who Riu kus bioucht to the ada is Brandon with 30, Vancouver IMinied by Mrs. Ella Rogers of' other members ot the family here, BASKETBALL GAME I other members of the family here, simm. uaui. _—anwutvirir ! hospital rfollowing niina.-i<iu a n fall rail is sain: 33. London _ i... 37, •>•» Hamilton ti~n<iinn 38, so Toronto ’rnrnnfn LARABEE SONNEVILLE gainPrairieville. by arriving Friday for a few days'I a number of young people guthOn Monday, Jan. 12, the marriage 1 ing nicely. . I 47, Saint John 62, Sherbrooke 73, OtMrs. Richard Groos. Mrs. Abrn stay. He hitch hiked from Boston.1 cred nt the Episcopal Parish House Phone 2396 of Miss Lorna Sonneville and Dale] . *• L . . . Johnson. Mrs. Harold Phillips. Mrs. coming in 40 hours and did not walk following the basketball game Fri- Lara bee, both of Hope township, INSTALLATION OF W. R Cook. Mrs. K. 8. McIntyre I Quebec City 142 and Three Rivinore than a mile of Uu* entire dis- day night and enjoyed the program was solemnized In Hastings by the . *. u. u. e. OFFICERS and MKs Barbara Johnson were in tancc. He returned to Boston Mon- ( provided by the party committee. Grand Rapids Thursday to hear Kev. a. conger Hathaway, pastor Tuesday evening the newiy elect-. in some rural areas the rate of day by train. : Those responsible for the evening Mrs. Longyear in her dlscuvion of of lhe First Presbyterian church. 1 ed officers of the Hastings 1. O. O infant mortality Is higher than In • luitln-Amcrican Relations with the | Mi. and Mrs Frank Cronk and had planned lhe party early in tiie The brid^ wore an aqua blue al- p. lodge were Installed with Dis-1 cities: In one case 33 per cent highson. Jimmy, of Dowagtac. spent the i week. Dorothy Stanley was in paca crepe and a corsage ot rose-1 ■ rwnuaiv nrand Maxtor Bird .» United States', at the Women's weekend with their parents. Mr. and' charge of admissions, Beatrice j tncl Deputy Grand Master er ah AU <<-—-— tragic deaths «r« are at> atMrs Martin cronK or Hastings, wn ruorermnn ana warjone uoyes ------I SheUenbarger acting as installing • uibutable mainly to premature Ci’y club. Mrs Martin Cronk of Hastings. On Tuckerman and Marjorie Boyes buds. NOTICE TO ALL WOMEN BOWLERS Supt. and Mrs. D A^,VanBuskirk Sunday they were guests of Mrs.: looked after publicity. Jack Wagner Mr and Mn> Donald Manning of ofltcera. The . **°^c. births, to injuries or to congenital nnd Mr. and Mrs R, W. Coqk nt- Nina Barry of Carlton. Other guests arranged for the music, and Ed! Hastings were the attendants of Grand. Harold J/andeGlessen. lj** troubles of one kind or another, tended the lecture in Battle Creek] present were Mr. and Mrs. Leo j Taylor supervised lhe activities. A lhe brldB1 c°uple. I grand. Roland Valentine, recording Evidently the condition of children on Thursday evening by Mbs! K ,„d »n,. Mr .nd Mr, Al r.dM rt., prrtMrd r^d Mr*. Irtnawvu*> “*“■ “ _ . .bn ,I ____ _ __ „•"« ____ ____ AMt.------ -- ---Erica Mann at the Kellogg audilo- | ' courtesy of Montgomery’ Ward ” ualcd from the Delton-Kellogg dal secretary, Hate Carpenter; with the class of 1939. They treasurer; Hugh Myers; right supnum. Others who attended from Barry and family of Carlton and , Another Aty^iU be arranged. school ool with the class of 1939. They treasurer. Hugh Myers; ngnt sup, f Mr. and Mr*. Loy Royer and son of making Foreman; L.L.8.8 Mexico S rawn onop Hastings were Mr, anti Mrs, Richtor Jan. 23 following the game. are --------,htheir “' home,nin Hastings1 port toNN. O-. KirkForeman. urd Groos. Mr. and Mrs Einar Baltic Creek. Glen R< Rousn; ■| to N. G.. Qten ”“h; warnen. txeim j Loans Money on Looks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Offley left These are made possible by the Y. where both have employment. Frandsen and Dr. nnd Mrs. A. B i James; conductor. Clarence WaschM. C. A. and Youtli Council. BONNET & GOWN SHOP ANNOUNCE DATE I er; chaplain. Bird SheUenbarger. I , If you can work up a good case , Gwinn. I trip, visiting relatives at Tucson. OF MARRIAGE left scene support. James Carpen- | of seU pity and practice before a I Arizona. enroute lo Pasadena. Cal.I SINCLAIR—McCAGE Anri^nrtrmmu rn.de ; Mr; ouuide tu.rd;.n. Kenneth mlrr«J» *■*>*"•« « ’»•» •»< I where-they will be the guests of hls( The marriage of Miss Ethel Mc­ proachlnc marriage of Miss Helen Clark; right acene support, James out, the chances are 10 to 1 you j brother. Arthur Offley, whom Mr. j Cabe. daughter of Mr and Mrs. CMdirr ot O-nd lUpld,. d.u,h- Bunndon^lel' Wl»r< to V. <■" «"Uo th.M.Unn. LR.»n Shop nt I offtey has not seen for forty years. Samuel McCabe of route 4. Has­ . ,e^. r* c r'r,iHe»ntr.r ti nnrl WcveYmun. 1 । Mexico, in Mexico City, and oorrow «< v. . --of Buffalo. —. The — From Pasadena they go north to tings to Harold Sinclair, son of' Humphrey Rohns Next Tutediy-'cvening the Noble j about 1100 Mexican money-loaned We Are In the Multi of Our Mid-Winter House Cleaning! 1» OVERCOATS 4 $19.50 Values 12 $24.50 Values 3 $29.50 Values NOW NOW NOW 1» SUITS 5 $18.50 Values - NOW 7 $22.50 Values - NOW 6 $27.50 Values - NOW MEN’S MACKINAWS 3 $ 7.50 Values 3 $10.00 Values NOW NOW LADIES’ PI.AIH JACKETS 3 $ 7.50 Values 2 $10.00 Values NOW NOW $ 3.95 Values $ 5.00 Values NOW NOW BAIRD’S SEE OUR WINDOWS! ROOMS BTEAM HEAT HOT A £OLD WATER SHOWER BATH HOTEL HASTINGS Port Angeles. Wash., for a visit ‘ rcuirning via Minneapolis. Minn., where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindholm (TlHlimi Offleyr_______ _____________ W. R. C. NOTES* * The regular meeting of lhe W R c. will be held in O. A. R-Tiall Thursday P. M. at 2 o'clock. The installing officer on January 8 was Stella Foreman, not Stella Lziveman as stated last. week. Smooth Silhouette Achieve that-well-groomed look with professional hair-styling. Through shampoo and skillful wave sets. PERMANENTS MACHINELESS Shampoo A । Finger Wave ?2-5° MAKE APPOINTMENTS EARLY Finger Wave AA< Dried OU JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sinclair, also Humphrey Rohns of Buffalo. The wedding will be at Grace---Episcopal Grand t>rana will win entertain cmcrwun the members ■ on the basis of applicants present of Route. 4. was solemnized on'— -------'---------•tupids --------— oTo™.d on . . an oyater ■auPP-r nfl •■h' and lnl- the r-MIU-n ■"d rh.r.rtrr. on' B.turB-iur-; at Ini- eondlUen .nd eharaeler. January 18. at Napoleon. Ohio, c'uu,;.'rm Or.nd More than 1.000 people a day. the Rev. Dallas Young performing day. Feb. 7. at eleven oxlock in the I tlntury degree will be conferred oi. from all parts of the naUon, transforenoon, a few Intimate friends | a da^s of three candidates. । the ceremony. I act business here daily, and while Mrs. Doris Hoffman acted as and the families having been tanr.r ; !Kd ™ mA" me" tarn. HIAWATHA HHH.K.H ,« LODGE ‘ "character" loans are not common­ bridesmaid and Newton Hoffman - - - where • ------The regular meeting of Hiawatha place, negotiations on everything in Buffalo Mr. -----Rohns •te em­ Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair arc mak­ ployed at one of the airplane fac­ Lodge will be held in the I. O. O. F. {tom a dJBlnond to a baby carriage hall. Friday. Jan. 23. B'rihday are more the order. ing their home with the bride's tories. celebration after «»«; n i» "Mama " to lhe Mexican jx»o parents, tiie groom being employJ“h^hee^icktes I Anytime he la .luck for cash he « Sl,°» I DOUBLE WEOOIBO solicited please bring cheeee. pickle. kn^n w)U halp hlm oul “l B>ttle Creek, , I is SOLEMNIZED .ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT On Friday. January 9, the rites Mr. and Mrs. Ray 8. Appleyard “'“Un« 10 J0"??.1 of South Haven, announce the en- known F°plf gogeinenl of their daughter. Grace. I B^an. Ohio, when Mb* low; Clem. to G. Avery Aten. Mias Appleyard I datlghter of Mr. and Mrs. is n graduate of Western Michigan Clcm °f ‘, College of Education. Mr. Aten la J* b,rtdc °' W,yne, a graduate of Western Michigan M[4- I^en1pl'n*°* College of Education and the Unl- M«* ’,Bn‘^,r,er' verslty of Michigan. Both are teach- Jof Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Hansberger era in the Hastings public schools.1 Woodland. *w; wed to ^Robert Plans for tiie wedding have not. Oooley, son of Merle Cooley of yet been completed. Grand Rapids. CAMPBELL-BROWN RECEIVES I11S Announcement Is made by Orloi COMMISSION Brown of the marriage of his' Dr. Charles McIntyre of Kalama-1 daughter. -Mtes Jean Brawn, to My-1 zoo. formerly of Hastings, has re­ ran W. Campbell of ciflnp Walters. I ceived hta naval commission and at Texas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace present is stationed in Detroit. Mrs Campbell of Hastings Tiie cere-1 McIntyre nnd two daughters are mony was performed New Year's. remaining at their liomc In KalaEve ut Palo Pinto, Texas. ’maxoo. « »• honest about it The pc.cMee ot lhe institution I. to te.n money lo lhe very poor people when they really “need “A “it. The loss, according to one officer, is less than 2 per cent and that is almost entirely due to death. The institution is a subsidiary Dr. J. K. Alttand of Barry Co.. । branch of the government and is Dr. M R Kinde of Battle Creek.1 non-proBt-taking. A charge ot 1 to £d gr^rf^keu *AnUeg?n cent .merest is charged « "the todge loaned the large table 'to the Red Cross for the duration 1of the war instead of giving it to them as was previously reported, j । . I BARRY CO. HEALTH ' DEPARTMENT NEWS C» . are in New York City for three, «•«« ,U «" days attending a special cMnlc at' »c institutions, such as hospitals Bellevue lioapltal. Dr. Gordon FUh-| or orphgjtages. er and Dr. R. G. Finnic attended ---------------- -------------—— SUm Picktags the clinic last week. ' Poor business is described as Miss Ruth Lyle of Traverse City "»lim pickings." The expression te thr new clerk at the office of originated in Uie pracUce of petty Ute Health Unit succeeding Miss | thieves along lhe waterfront of pickFaye Thomim. who has accepted n । ing out handfuls of cotton from position in Battle Creek, her home, bates lying about the wharfs, a town. I slim way to eke out an existence. c D c r I a I I J r [ U n L ! Mondoy- TuMd*y Wednesday, Thursday Bring a friend. With each $3.00 permanent or more your friend can purchase ONE FOR HALF PRICE MACHINE PERMANENT JI.25 — 37.H MACHINELKSB PEBMANKNT 8845 _ 87-M ■ Phene 2525 Marian Radford Vera Fteher. Mgr- HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY SERVICE HASTINGS Bakery Special SPANISH LAYER CAKE, RAISIN BREAD PUMPKIN PIE each loaf each BANGHAHT BAH 31 �THE CHURCHES CARDS OF THANKS) Sheldon Agency Something la Worry About! The New York Herald Tribune re­ cently printed lhe following article: "The physical universe is moving steadily toward mediocrity and Is bound to be thoroughly uninterest­ ing In less than 100 billion years, according lo Dr. Henry Norris Rus­ sell. professor of astronomy at Princeton." A wag wrote in In be­ half of all who may be worrying about this discovery nt Dr. Bussell. He advised Uiose still lingering on AU Kindi of Insurance Surety Bondi hons 3133 Hastings SEE THE MILLER REAL ESTATE Co. NOTICE to FARMERS I am buying all hinds of hides, sheep pells and deer shin*. Also buying butcher hide*. Tho leading Fur and Hide Dealer ••■art you af an k<M>*at dirsL Millcr Reul Estate Co. Oierga Millar In huatniai In Hss- Swanson Agency Life Auto Fire 198416^3846^ Tornado Yow are always near a State Fann Service Man. ' Farm Bureau State Agent CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS AUCTION SALES HORSES - $5.00 HENRY FLANNERY COWS - $4.00 Our Hastings collector will give prompt service. Phone Hastings 2565 We pay the Phone Charges KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Hastings Pancoast Bldg. WEPAYTOPMARKETPRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished in­ sad HORSES $5.00 ECON-O-COAL STOKERS CATTLE $4.00 Phone Collect Eavestroughing Valley Chemical Company C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service JERRY ANDRUS (31h Notice of Annual Meeting ^{{cmorunn Shipping Livestock WOODLAND MUTUAL Fire Insurance Company Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Company Haitian stockyarde, phone 2588, or caU 717—F3 through t he The Annual Meeting of the Policyholders of the Woodland Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in the Woodland Town Hall on Tuesday, Jan­ uary 20. 1942, at 10:00 A. M. for the purpose of electing two directors and to transact such other business as may legally come before the meeting. THE GRANGES PIANO TUNING ■ Coll E. T. WOOD f.0 ' Ph. KOS or Address 135 E. Green St. I.uiidins.. Iir.i-I FM.il. ; |j>5.1- -Pair rlnil* •• .I...,. in Liu, ....... . ■•'••■'•I »i Ik' >.||, |>r. u.lt.1 . . 1 ■ • 1 1 i: ■■ I;. lorn to AMI i-rl.'iI- •• c.f, It,..,,,I 3 htS> > IK n« fr~i •■“yT Wb<l',l-w «C> '• •• •• ..... * 1 " '. ' •' 11 '* I..'’.' • - 41 **r • ■ (i,i Malbin. L K-.u ,,;1C. |( I ' ■ • । , ... CLEANING AND DYEING ' 2 '.rT . TOWNSEND Secretary FREDERICK FUHR |l»i|.| I'rullrudcn, C. |. MOORE. President "J!’ EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING lilHlKI.im IiltY 1 LEASING-W, cmI’1'”' "«»m X Ifsnm-r .1,1,1, .U.K., dir>. ml-r.. We "lUAO.H L.r, i-u. 1.. ... -• er fsrscM. rsriful sltrntl ”• ‘ '■•■>•'"1 .-r *uwrpr rr.ull*. lu»r ll.» hl <t,»» r*** * 'he>» rta-nu . •• ► Also a complete line of Myers Elec­ d, «>.d ilj,d‘ hrr,. 1’l.i.ur M»ST—S-h'l-li-rd d'< Thi.. Ltric Pump, Installed and serviced. 21.1 II.■ iU.I-.’I' au.w'f 1" n, ij" । t,.:\ .( (. «.• !.*.. ” , ......................... ' D3A Su*' AUTO BODY. AND * KOTOR REPAIRING AUCTIONEER Liat your Auction Sites with • All «il.A--' f:\l-l III FIT DEWEY REED WK 1.1 tKAsXi: TO I IS Batimitei cheerfully given. Dites 8ALE . ui‘11. Electrical Wiring Prompt Service and BeUable It "u-'rf. Begins TUESDAY. FEB. 10 EXTENSION GROUPS Tax-Reverted Properties ., ’ll" COUNTY BLDC. HASTINGS .lie- Ves.r, ' HEATING FUEL FlIH KALE -Dry i.*iJ «><-nd In 2 r«r.| <*r tot.; t«r klndlinr ssd »3.«iv curd, Gro. Uy.rr._i ■ »», 4 .•(• «M. du. HATE LAND OFFICE BOARD Tills advertisement U pubUshcd in accordance with the provisions of Section 7 of Act No. 155. P. A of 1OV7 a, <k ... r, rI a>I CASH We hove plenty of that For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. GOOD COAL CLENN F. LAUBAUGH on hand. M3 No. Michigan Avenue Sana 2637 Halting! Ordcc a load now and be ready for the next cold spell. Trade your wheat Lily White flour. give the same change you get at min. Truss Fitting C. “BUI” SHERWOOD INSURANCE Hotel Hastings phi for We ex­ the SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mgr. LOVELY'WING-BACK SUITE One af Kroehler’s belt setting styles brought lo you at a new low value­ giving price. Large and comfortable design. Soft, luxurious guaranteed Kroehler non-sag construeMan tome in today and I77M see this lovely value. I I up W.A. ROTH HASTINGS FURNITURE PHONE 2226 �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1942 EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR ’juniors to SECTION TWO-PAi form ; a car nnd Uie demand will take IRV1NG GARDEN CLfW TRAFFIC i care of the output. The Irving Garden,' Club met next meeting will FIRST AID SQUADS TIPS and QUIPt Thursday. Jan. 15. w5fh the Misses ' American Junior Red Cross . । Designers are at work constantly Mr*. Arnb Nell and Almira Reed. Pot luck in Middleville. 1 making these little planes foolproof [ members will be ready to help in: fridge will be joint bang—. land It is claimed that they will be dinner, cafeteria style, was served Uie protection and care ot lhe naat noon. Twenty-one members were (Continued from page 1, Bee. 1) I Uon'a school children. If enemy' i so simple lo operate Hut a mechanBy Jane Cameron POWERS ECHOES I ically minde< person can learn to present county to erect «uch a monument,’ bombers attack Uie cities and towns The meeting was called to order i fly one In a half hour. The tnstruof the country, Washington. D. C.. friends. Ralph and Paul Palmer, at various firms submitted design* for needed had r.U the district commlt| menu have been reduced lo a few at 1 o'clock by the president. Mrs. Michigan State College. Thunday officials declare. Ute proposed shaft, with specificsVan Sickle. Plans for Uie annual Radio Prediction — That Bob With more than 13.000.000 of Uie zdons of alze. material*, price, etc. ner file* that the Bowens Mill* dis­ flower aittUon. to be held In March evening. Bums will to some degree come to They will be parallel in operation were made. Miss A. Reed and Mrs. youth of America enrolled In lhe Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford, Al a meeting of the association to trict made the best report, .averag­ unior Red Cross, a huge reservoir take the place in lhe hoirta Of the to Henry's first Tin Lizzies. Pud­ M. Cook were appointed as a com­ Mbs Almira Reed and Mr. Mid consider the proposal*, they de­ ing |2.00 per family for that unit. of first aid workers I* being formed American people that was held by dle hoppers. cided in favor ot the plans nnd Some others averaged a dollar or mittee to purchase Azaliamurn Mrs. Maurice Johnson attended a into First Aid DetaclunenU ready to Will Rogers. There reems to be a specifications presented by A. Black more per farpdy. That average plants for lhe club. ?ach member surprise party on Mrs C. GeukM Something we civilians must do ­ ; go into action Uie minute mauraud- ready market in this country for west of Middleville Saturday eve­ .and Son. then monument dealer* would have more than paid for Ute z . ... .w. lt jrvui great men uke like mr. Mr. rura Ford are will receive two or three plants to Ing bomber?, are sighted over Amerihi this city. The drawing* and the monument.^/But moat of -th^dLshomespun humor, which proves; making such plans for lhe future, work with as a Club Project. Re­ ning. | can soil Miss Ruth Johnson, Ralph Palmilkciflc.tion* were furnished by a trictsjUdn't ------ ---------- do .a thing. Committhat the pioneering spirit is still j we must also do our part. At the The detachments. Red Crons offiIntcrenUng throughout the summer. Vermont corporation, which owned-tees worked in thl. city. Nashville rampant among us. dose of the other World War. when ' cials said, will operate in school.* — -------- -M)d Mlddlevllle whkh lhen httd quarries at n Barre* Vermont./<nd • • • our boys returned, their jobs were The Club responded very generous- 1 Word received from Rusaell throughout the country «nd will had artUta and other Ulenf to pre­ about a fifth of the population of Look allkes—Commander Douglas filled by other men mid sometimes ly to lhe "March of Dimes" and a । work under a well-planned organi- MacArthur and Arthur Treacher-1 some body else even had their girl. fine collection was made. Since Palmer autea be is again stationed pare these essentials. The price Uie county, and over 81.100 was in California. rational setup. November the club has been help­ asked for this monument' was raised in Ute three towns My ta­ Tiie picture of the Commander on'There was no place., in business or Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews and . ______ Each detachment _____ ____ ___ will __becom­ ing with Red Cross work; up to I 84.500, which Included the cost of ler had given largely before. He posed of a minimum of 15 and a the Ute magazine is where the re- evpn the community for them and date 16 wool skirts. 4 convalescence daughter of Augusta visited her erecting It on whatever spot it was doubled his gift But the plan for semblance is to noticeable j the adjustment of getting back to brother. Arthur Bedford and fam­ maximum of 50 students. Depend­ decided to place It. Such a monu­ genera] solicitation outside of this • • • I normal living was in some cases as robes. 8 jackets. 8 bonnets, and 5 ily Sunday. . ing upon the size and location of ment now would cost double that city. Nashville and Middleville did And then there wm the sweet drastic as their change to army sweaters have been’completed. Tiie Friends of George H Bedford, the school*, either a large school sum. As can be seen, the monu­ not result as we had hoped, except group voted to contribute cookies ment are tended by Red Cross: building or a number ol smaller young thing who thought that a I life had been.'We must look to- to the County Service Club for the who Is spending the winter witii ment consists of several pieces, and hi* children at Augusta, will be school building* is covered by each chest of drawers is a dresserful of wards thU time and be prepared to 'boys at Fort Custer. nurses and physicians while Uie j weighed over 100 tons. which would ; underpants. j give them back their place In the glad to know he la now enjoying The total amount paid to Messrs. • • • ] scheme of thing*. A new member. Miss Colsgrove. belter health. make five car loads of the size of Black 6t Son was quite a little un­ necessary arrangements are made detachment. The work of Uie de­ for their transportation to the | tachment Is carried on through Sign on a New Hampshire ceme-1---------------- • • • der 12.000. I _do — not --------know — how proper quarters. Food is provided squads of five persons or more. In­ ----member* of the Monument Asso- — tery. "One Way Entrance ' LITTLE MISS BLESSED much Black At 3on had to lose, but py canteen Corp* workers. I cluding a leader. elation UtLi seemed the best, most 1 presume it wm well toward 82.000. . . . I WITH GRANDPARENTS - Cross C._ services —r.i..-1 In order lo qualify for member­ Nor do the Red artistic nnd most suitable proposal, The Jeep bounded in one mom- , Th(' »-‘roW BlakfBut they were game losers They end ut doCks volunteer workers ship In the detachments, students and Ute members attending the pul up any hard-luck ^toyies. ^toyies '‘ pfty regular visits to the home* of must be juniors or seniors in high. ing. fulla pep, and picked on cv- *>’ Bt odcn Center are the proud never put meeting were unanimously In fa­ They.no doubt realised that they](lhe ,o mBlM, thelr school, or 17 years of age or over. I erybody until they departed for parent* of a reven-pound daughui vor of It. There were then about ought not to have placed their or­ December 28 at the Morenci and must have passed both the I| their respective tasks and then she 24.000 people in thL* county, and der until Uie money was practically | sized me up but I was armed with. hospital. She has been named Judy Standard and Advanced First Aid 20 cent* apiece for ench of them pledged. a broom So. what did site do but Sharon. Mrs. Blakely formerly was But Prank Black, the MISS AGNES DOUSE courses of the Red Cross. would more than pay the co*t. It । junior partner, took over the job hop lightly upon a plant stand and' Mis.^ Lucille Nicholson of Wood­ Red Crass leaders pointed out HURT IN ACCIDENT looked as Utough it would be easy' grab a cactus in her teeth and yank land. jof soliciting for the firm's regular Miss Agnes Douse was returned^ that pupils who are al present un­ it out by the root*, drop it <i won- , The little Judy is surely blessed to gel lhe money. But I'm telling i' । lines. He succeeded splendidly and qualified to serve in a detachment the home of her mother In Nash ­ der why) and Jump down and hunt I with grandparents. She ha* two you it wasn't. should immediately enroll In the It would naturally lx*, a big' Mld a wordi but I fancy he didn't ville Sunday after a hectic expc- ! up more deviltry. Tiie next cactus ■ great great-grandmothers. Mrs first aid courses. The Standard Red feather, so to speak. In the cap of, enjOy the Uiought that Barry rience that started with an auto-! Cross First Aid course includes a I select will be very, very prickery. | Mary Austin, Mt. Vernon. Wash., • • • who is 83 years old. nnd Mrs. Sarah Black At Son to furnish this shaft. I county was so lacking in public mobile accident on New Years Day.1 minimum of 20 hours instruction As usual. Henry Ford L* planning I Hosmer at Ravenna. Mich. There They were anxiou* to get an order | spirit In this case. He moved the Accompanied by friends from and tiie Advanced First Aid course fer i. it ----as --------soon as passible, — .<i.t- for ii it business lo Grand Rapids, after his,i Hastings, Miss Douse drove to a minimum of 10 hours. Students ahead to the day when we wm. are three great-grendmotliers. Mre. CAlii ru*l», UUIK- Odessa. urucua, ■ <«. Ella tiu Foght, Lake Mr*. would take some lime for the father died, and made great sue-| " Frankfort U> visit Uie family of holding certificates for the stand­ again be at Peace and there-is hi* । Etta J Nicholson, gigantic airplane factory, geared to|* ’l"u~’ “ Grand Rapids, and Mrs — quarry In Vermont to have It ready cess with it there. another nurse who works with her ard course need take only the ad­ Don't put off any longer two When the Monument Association I al Pennock hospital in Hastings. vanced course to qualify for the the fastest production of planes any Rhoda Austin. Woodland; for setting. Having lhe favorable the thrill.of owning your action of the Association in favor originally talked about placing the' Starting back late in tiie ’ factory was ever committed to. ThL* grandmothers. Mrs. Lera Blakely. afternoon ’ detachmenu, officials said. of the Black A- Son proposal, my shaft, they planned to put it on in a severe storm, the driver missed sentence insisted on ending with a Kalamazoo and Mrs. Phoebe Nichol­ . own home. A Building father, as president, would lie au­ Court House square. preposition. Wnen asked wiuit he son. Woodland: a great-grandfath­ When the a lum and drove off Uie road into a THREE CORNERS er. Frank Foght. Lake Odessa, and thorized by Uiat action to sign the time enrne when a site liad to be concrete abutment. All four oc­ and Loan Assn, plan smoothes the way to home Word received from Robert C. i we are back with Henry now> was Monument Association's name to nn chosen, there were objection^ raised cupants of the car were left un­ Hammond. Seaman First class of going to do, he replied that he was, • one grandfather. Leon Nicholson. I Woodland. — Lake Odessa Wave ­ ownership. We will be happy to explain the terms crdc> for It. which he did. As he to the court house square location conscious but Miss Douse was Uie the U. S. Navy by his parents. Mr. going to make passenger pjanes. : Times. was i.ot ordering it for lilmsclf. nor by some of the supervisors. Others only one receiving serious Injuries. and Mrs. Claude A- Hammond to you. You will be amazed at the low cost of on lit* own responsibility, he nat­ urged that that wm not the place, She suffered severe facial fractures states that he Is well and that he Years ago. Mr. Ford foresaw the' ' " ' The Sam Browne belt Ls like a urally did not sign’ the contract a* it could not be seen because of and bruLses and remained uncon- had received hi* Christmas gifts needs of the future and made an building a home NOW. ! beauty treatment. It may be usein his own name. He signed the Lhe dense shade. Then the present sclous for several hours. although a bit late as he was at automobile for the working man. Ii less, but nothing else so cheap can and now he is planning a plane for1 order. "Barry County Soldiers and location was suggested. The city The party carried Miss Douse to sea on Christmas Day. do so much for the ego. Sailors Monument Association, by council consented, and It was placed the only house within five miles and the same wage group Mass producMr. and Mrs. George Kelley were D. R. Cook, president." That at ’he intersection of the city's two phoned to Frankfort for help. Five Sunday dinner guests of her broth­ Hon costs would bring the price of bound the association, because of widest streets. snowplows, one after another, start­ er and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. the plane down to where cJ^arly: 7a Rjlitre its favorable action, but did not. I hope 1 have made it clear that ed out from town, but it was 26 Henry Kidder and family of the everyone could have one. Tiie in- ■ Mlitry of and ought not to bind him Indi- I believe all who were connected hours later before one got through, near by vicinity. . The latter's son. dustry would to a great extent solve with the Monument Association, of and the paUent reached Frankfort Charles Kidder of Fort Custer vis­ the postwar economic problem. Li­ the organlzaUon and not for him­ which I was not a member, acted by ambulance. The scene of the ac­ ited them for a short time Sunday censed pilots, there will probably 9 Stebbins Bldr. self. Tiie contract, signed as I have In entire good faith, as did Black cident was about 23 miles from morning. be close to a million of them by the related, called for the payment, by & Son also. You can see why to town. end of Uie war. certainly won't care the Association, to Black & Son me It hmois a monument to good Frankfort remained snowed-in for Betty and Paul spent Sunday m to go bapk to anything as tame as Haun USUIS. SAIVS . HOU MOM of 84.500. Intention* rather than a spontane­ guests of Mrs. Sisson's niece and My fiitlier’s health had not been ous Barry county recognition of lhe before Mis* Douse could be removed husband. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fargood since he suffered a serious servicM and sacrifice.* made by lhe to a Grand Rapids hospital for lee of 8. W. Woodland. nervous breakdown a few years be­ 1,000 young men tills county gave x-rays. She is now making a very Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley at­ fore that. Ho could not do office to help save Uie Union. satisfactory recovery. — Nashville tended a party Saturday evening at work, but could work out of doors the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest News. CHAPTERS ON ALERT In the open air. He said he would Scott near Middleville honoring She'd stood about as much a* she Mrs. Scott's birthday. take charge of the solldUng. be­ TO HELP REFUGEES could, but her enthusiastic partner cause he wm heartily in favor of Thousands of American Red In khaki seemed ready to go on for­ A NICHE IN THE the project, and Uiought it would do him good lo drive around the Cross volunteer workers along the ever At last she became desperate. TEMPLE OF FAME country and solicit funds for such coastlines of the nation have been "What's the difference between The Pantheon in Paris was orig­ a worthy memorial Unfortunately, placed on lhe alert, ready al a dancing and marching?" she asked inally built as a temple to lllushowever, as the spring of 1888 ar­ moment's noUce to provide for the him. । trious Frenchmen. A niche in the needs of survivors of attacked "I don't know." he replied. | r , ------------------------------------------------------rived. when he hoped to have the , temple is a place for a monument work well under way. he was again American ships or war-weary refu­ "I thought sol" she snapped, to record the name and achleve| ments of lhe illustrious one. taken quite 111 with the same nerv­ gees as they arrive in this country. "Shall we sit down for a while?" From Uie west coast come glow­ ous trouble nnd could not do the soliciting at all that spring, sum­ ing tales of heroic work already accomplished by Red Cross work­ mer or fall. Messrs. Black and Son sent ers in giving emergency relief U> a straight order to the Vermont seamen whose ships hod been tor­ maker* of the monument, when the pedoed by Axis submarines. As enemy submarines attacked Monument Association gave Uiein the order, signed as I have de­ 10 U. 6. ships off lhe we*tem coast, HIGHLAND LETTER PAPERS scribed. Of course, they should sinking four. A. L. Schafer. Pacific have waited until Uie money was Area manager, wired all Red Cross raised, or nt least enough of It to chapters. "We must be prepared assure the success of the soliciting. for any eventuality. We are duty But they were of the same mind as bound to give emergency relief to the member* of the association that survivor* of any and all ships! The Quire ordered IL They thought there which may be attacked. Till* is a would be no trouble in raising 84.­ traditional part of Red Cross servUrge Variety of Styles Md Slits 500 from 24.000 Barry county folks. Red Cross personnel at San Luis The Vermont company had their work all completed early In IBM Obispo nnd Eureka on the Cali­ and wanted to ship the shaft to fornia coast were the first lo swing Into acUon. When the tanker Hastings, but Black Ac Son declined to have It tent forward that sum­ Montebello sank off San Luis. Red 100 Cod Liver mer or fall, although Uiey had giv­ Cross first alders, assisted by mem­ Oil zCapsules en a positive order for It. The Ver­ bers of the Army Medical Corps, mont company summoned the Jun­ helped bring the crew to safety 100 Cod Liver $ .09 ior member of lhe firm, Frank through the surging waters, and Oil Tablets Black, lo Barre, Vermont, to talk then Immediately established first over matters with them. I never aid quarters for treating survivors, 100 ABD & G $4 .98 learned how they could do Ik but many of whom were suffering from NEW Capsules— I when Frank wns there and didn't exposure. Wander At Eureka Ute same day. sur­ Il 00 Halibut agree to give them a definite ship­ 09 ping order, they,had him arrested vivors from the tanker Emidlo were Rath 'Liver ‘Liver Oil Oil Car Caps. and put tn jail. Needless to say brought ashore. Red Cross workers that n shipping order for the spring were on hand at the Naval base to of 1889 was promptly given, and administer first aid. provide food, n j /.SPARKLING and notify the families of lhe sea­ Frank came home. Here Is where Uie writer came In­ men. in a similar field. Red Cron, U B B L E S to the pictures. My father, before workers along the Pacific. Gulf of he became so ill Uiat he could do Mexico and Atlantic coastlines have no more work, had secured sub­ been Instructed to be on the alert scriptions of about 8600. Knowing at all limes ready to meet refugee­ LEAVES NO BATH TUB RING. MUST BE KEPT IN that his Hines* would prevent him bearing transports as they dock in Me • Wc . 1100 from doing any more and feeling American ports GOOD HEALTH . .. ___ .twth WM»lt keenly that it would be an injustice robe PROFITABLE to Black Ac Son to stand the big the Red Cross organization for car­ loss they would unless something ing for evacuee* had been amply COME IN AND — SPECIAL! were done. I volunteered lo give tested In Ban Francisco and New all the lime I could to solicit funds York. Under this plan. Red Cross LET US TELL YOU ABOUT workers, nurses, physicians and for the monument and I did. & lb. bag bath salts Dr.LeGear’s L have read again what the Ban­ members of the Canteen and Motor and ner had to say about the matter Corps are waiting on the docks at Uiat time. A meeting of the when the ships drop anchor. 50c Charming Lady Over a loud speaker system dis­ Monument Association was called. Hand Lotion I presented plans for soliciting, embarking passenger* arc Instructed which they endorsed, and promised to register with the Red Cross at prior lo calving and cowl on to give such aid m could, and they registration desk* set up on the pier. Both for did. The plan called for a general Here their problems are listed and continued dry fooding ration I committee to have Charge of lhe immediate arrangemenLi made lor personal sollciuUon in each town­ communications with their friends SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ship. That committee wm to name and famines. If funds are needed. a sub committee in each school dis­ th« necessary loan may be made. trict in all lhe townslilp» to can­ Transportation is provided by the vas* that district. Had *11 these Motor ROW, Corps, -and --------in----------------cases where PHONES: 2105 - 2103 committee* acted, the matter would i*rga number* are arriving al Uie have been easy Some of them fame Ume. a central reception eenmadc an excellent showing and Ur capable of housing the group is HASTINGS PHONE 2115 proved Uiat Uie plan was workable I e>tabli*hed. and would have raised th* amount) Those requiring medical treat- HISTORY OF THE BARRY COUNTY SOLDIERS - SAILORS MONUMENT Sarry Sypaths A HOME FOR YOU IN '42 12314102 ASSOCIATION (MT666 When You Need MONEY Eaton'i See your Banker! 50< friendly service, we invite your patron­ Connect RELAX! age. 97 1 This Bank takes a lot of stock in the Loans can be had for any worthy importance of everyday happenings. purpose at convenient, controlled We like to know about your new home, the growth of your business and the savings account you started for your baby. We like you to come in often, so we can know your problems firsthand. 59' a position to loan money on improved real estate. We. con also arrange fi­ nancing, for you, on home appliances, For over 55 years, our business has farm equipment, etc. When it con­ brought us close to the lives and needs cerns money there is one man you con of the American people. During thot consult, your banker, and one place you can go with confidence, your bank. time we've token a personal interest COW PRESCRIPTION rates of interest. We ore making loons both business and personal and are in in serving you. On our past record for HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fiflyf'ive Years of Continuous Service** LyBARKER’S S HASTDWa, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY U. IH1 |i vtalt with her. Eddy Sunday were Mr* Prari and through. You can never for- I HINDS CORNERS and Mrs. Joe Konlecxny. 11 Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Hatat spent Bristol of Battle Creek and her [get it. Accents are English, the MUa Suite Phillips has been! and Mrr 30X11 CUrk sp<nt Sunday with relative* at Hersey mother. Mr*. Ida Piter, local. Mr*. BBC Ls more Important than NBC. quite active the put week. Ttours- Sunday with the tatter» mother, 11 Mr. and Mr* Arthur Hatat enter-1 Grace Jackson and son. R*/ 10*1! Barbadian boys are fighting over ­ day she and Sarah Phillipa and .Mr*. Ashalter of Hastings' —--------- Stained Mr*. Alice CoUlna Wednes- Kilpatrick and lady friend or seas. Tlic United Slates Is as 1 Mr*. Gertrude Konlecxny were at | Tho*e on the alek list are Mr» Twenty-hvc attended the family day evening at a dinner hi honor Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mr*. J*me« much a foreign country as any oth­ Peckhams Remedy Marguerite Stauffer's helping to । Katie Snyder and Mrs. Nellie Kline night pot luck supper tn the'of her 7fllh birthday which occur- Plating and Mr. and Mr*. Carl of e er on earth Xtrecall being asked Ue comforters for lhe Moe family. Mrs. Mary Payne of Hastings te guaranteed ft help before we left to ascertain what Methodist church Thursday evening. • red on Thursday. “Aunt Alice" s*y* Katamaxoo. She also spent Saturday evening nt. spent the weekend with Mr. and flr«l""birthday cake Mr- and Mr*. Bert p,l,nn Patton aDent spent “-* *her — — --------““ would be the attitude of the na­ Each famUy furnished a number she *had the Stauffers and entertained Mr. ‘ Mrs. Clark Robinson. I at thia dinner. Mr*. Robert. Barnes Friday afternoon In Hasting*. tives toward an American occupa­ for the program. and Mr*. Grigsby of Hastings for Mr. and Mrs. Edd Pengclly of •pent Thuradsv with her and FrtMr. and Mr*- Elwyn Hayward antion of the Islands of the Caribbean. Mr. and Mr*. Calvin Powell of dinner Saturday. Mr. und Mrs. Jay Battle Creek called at Clark RobHasting* called on their stater, Mrs day she was the guest of Mr. and nounce the birth of a gtrl in BerSnyder. Esther and Sue Kreider tnson's Sunday, we should have a fight on our Blanche Richards. Sunday after­ Mrs Stuart Clement of Haatlnga at nard hospital early Monday mornof Hastings were Sunday guests. ’ ” a dinner honoring her birthday. | Ing. Mr*. Scott Lldy of Lake Odessa. "Oace triad never withoat!' . hand*. noon. Moving men say that October 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barton and Her many friend* wish her many j mother of Mr*. Hayward i* staying i Let this actual event Illustrate'iny was their heaviest day In year*. I Sold by all druggist*. A meeting for all farmers of more happy birthdays. children's visited at Claud Ham­ at tho Hayward home. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) I Others may lag. but some Aincrl-1 point In 1914. when the King of angevUie*iow Barry/ Hope.‘n»Wp*' Prairieville nnd mond's Bunday. • was'hald ln Or-i ihe|, ’H’® Cedttr Pr**lt,1C*mel,5^r £lrel* CLOVEBDALB ’ * * .roun(j nnd go-rauna ana B a grVB grr..t wooden wuuuc.. tilde ...ue *“ debating a declaration Mr. and Mn Joe Konlecxny can*, nt least, are often in the van. g0 -' .. . built especially and rickety for the!0*, a«oln-,t Germany, he rcspent Friday afternoon and eve­ What particular form of vanity is1 ^*,1^ ceived a telegram from Barbados, With things picking up as they ning with Mr. and Mrs. Robert ta-that which impel, a man to. But |hen. ww |hp lnnu.| It read: “Oo ahead! Barbados U mk. Cvl Buuin ot P.W r.w Mr> ,p,nl B*tur[ur ^urnoon arc. perhaps the girls will soon be Phillips of Hastings. opportunities lo fritter away । be’3nd M<x,on p,cluI" Mr*. Gordon “stanton; «ee_',*>& . Mrs. Martha chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips of have ------ hta picture taken in evening I a amau fortune-spinning wheels ™e1,uland 11 • complete unit. *•« shown. Jm™. Ebble Lelnaar; trea*.. Mr«! Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Chamberlain j Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. I clothes? |nnd cocoanut candy and pink lem-jwllh lu o*n government, police Mr. and Mrs. Loon Pennock *nd1ChBr)M Kahler- flower committee were Sunday callers. ■ onade. Theft! were exhibits of the »>'»tem. and so on. But It ta Eng-' daughter Naomi. Caroline Solomon )Mr, vernor W<!b*ter and Mrs Clyde Mr*. Russell Hart is convataacing and Henry rk ' ; beautiful mahogany maliognny tables and ana llsh' “nd ,,u therefore >i«iriwr different uuicrcm from irum.nnu nciuy Adam* nuum attended Biicuuku funeral luuciiuI; Ci c|a Brk nicely from her recent operation chairs made on the island, linen “* ^ve known The island- services for Lowe Edgar in Mason . n, goods, bedspread., table cloth*, pic-' have been very kind to u.; but Wednesday afternoon. Mr Edgar Mran^I Mrs Ctalr R^hanta-of and is at honie since Sunday. ture* painted of Barbados by 1 h°n«‘>y ’‘ould not have been and hta brother John spent the »^t the wrckend with hta Mrs. Frank Humeston who un­ beachcombing artists. Wr saw a Ftirprtaed to be asked any time! rummers in their cottage at Plea*- i mother. Mrs Blanche Richards. derwent an operation at Borges* committee of. judges ’.. tips!ly j 'f ... . ... award.Hr .<iu bothered by k„ the ant lake. i.u, । A Farm Bureau meeting was held hospital last Tuesday la as good os VTCT —— T'v —from. ’ Mr and **Mrs.—John Chamberlain I at lhe of Arthur Hatat FrlIng prim to unappreciative barrels Ind “OaJ*p er® ** 1 can be expected al this time. like—lo—say and uauinwi daughter ui of onuii* Shultz niv are amjui* staying day TO THE SUFFERERS FROM of rum. We saw clay pottery made. , I“think --------• I should—— r now, , nuu Mr. and Mrs. Nile McOhan and .H.H ....I m ... Mrs Mary ~ u_._ house here Ur nnd Mrs Robert Fuhrman on a jxitter's wheel turned by an , (ntl_,we ■aoa " K- going southward Doster's baby spent Sunday with Mr. arid pickaninny We w.l-u..----------.u----------------, unusually active picunumy. wriI ;- —- -We ■ while she is spending the winter and baby and Mr*. Maude Corwin Mrs. Arthur Johncox. Indigestion, Headaches, Bod Breath. saw monkeys nnd love birds anti **ave Barbadcw on lhe thirty-1hree | at Lake Worth. Fla. of Battle Creek visited Mr and Acids, Toxins, Bloating & other disorders. Pvt. Rolann Chilson of Fort Cus­ parrots and unnamed animals. We; thousand ton luxury liner S. 8. ArMr. and Mr*. Willard Waters and Mr*. George Sprague Sunday eveter spent the weekend with ids par- 4 mw a dog allow with beautiful dogs > .. **1 ?h'' "(5ood Neigh- ’ son of Plainwell and Mr. and Mr* ' ning. Weak Back. Paleness. Circles Under the nnd ugly owners We saw rabbits {x>r „ lp ; and hope to be In Rio Willard Hall and two children of, Mrs. Mildred Fuhrman and her ents, Mr. and Mr*. Bert Ctdlson Eyes, Bladder Trouble, Getting Up Nights and other relatives. and chicken* and pigeon* |*R coyer the conference | Almena spent Sunday wlthMheir mother. Mrs George Sprague, spent Mr. nnd Mrs. Virgil Monica ond I think wc most enjoyed the ex- of Latin-American nation* with nirent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred O. Friday In Kalamazoo. Arthritis, Neuritis, Backache, Lumbago. titbits of farm animat* and garden re8“rd to common defense of South ' Hughes. I Mrs. Leon Leonard and Mrs. J son Bobby spent Sunday at the Sciatica. Leg Pains, Stiff or Swollen Joints produce. The animals were hand-' America. This conference will be ■ At the annual meeting of the c. Horton spent Thursday in Kai- home of Mrs. Atnandu Meisenbeck some specimens, but certainly no of intemaiionalconsequence and Delton State Bank held Tuesday amazoa Mrs. Margaret Sheldon ac- and sons. Druglrss health—nature's way . . . Cathartic* do See with your eyes'. . . . and believe lhe relief handsomer than our Michigan prod- we ll0>* 10 >'°u a more Inti- the following officers nnd directors emopanled them and visited Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Geo Fox of Grand Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed ucls. <f don't dare ray anything, mate coverage of it than taordl-: were re-elected: pres . Fred O. Alice Kline. not cure constipation—they are habit forming, else, for my grandfather and fn’ [ nart * y “ V “ ilable. Hughes; vicepres.. Mrs. Homer Mrs. Royce G. Henton had the Pennels Friday. Sunday callers x. i Bio-Mineral is not a cathartic. It works the ther-in-law arc farmer*!! There was I And besides, if we did not go on'Aldrich; cashier. Max Reynolds, misfortune to crush several of her were,.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pennels. n of cattle imported from In- I| „ tagether. It class ut HU It lull III------ who would write Kate's Directors include Fred O. Hughes, fingers In a mangle one day last Mr. and Mrs Robert Johnson and ... called ------- — u.. -----Homer------------Aldrich.Jgnx dla Zebu, with ------great .... cue-11 Corner?^ Cornfr? „~ , ! Mrs >— -----------------------Reynolds, -------------- week. baby of Kalamazoo. ving honis and humps on their 11 u dMIicult ... to leave ... .. this . .... Island. Silas <. S. Doster and George D. DosMildred Fuhrman and *on' ------7J------------ entertained ------------Mrs. — Mark Garrison . . . Poison* . . . coming out. relieving you! Be backs । Patadi**. to bid farewell forevqy ter. Dick were in Hasting* Friday. ' the Garden club Friday. been Buffering. It takes only 3 days to prove It. sure to watch for these symptoms to realise the But It was a different matter J®,1}* blue Caribbean, but the most Mrs Elwyn Hayward wus a Kaimr. Mr*. Marshall norwooa. Norwood, wno who nas; has Mr. ana and mm. Mrs. uro. Geo. viupmaji Chipman «• of priceless value of Bio-Mineral. . with tne vegetables and fruits. “nd. fascinating part-of the amazoo shopper Tuesday forenoon, been cared for nt at th* the hnm, home r\t of her' Waltimavrwi Kalamazoo rallAzI called rm on Mr. und Mr. Mrs ren carer! Mr unrl nu cnLeon Permock They grow prodigiously In this ell-' ! !”“5n-r ®y ls •— — “* .....M h“nd «..u and »f we Pennock nnd and Henn' Henry Adams Adam* daughter. Mrs. Roger Williams., Bert McCallum one day last week, mate And there were eddocs. I}?°“. forward “ to n Il WHI. wlth antlclpauUcBa-’OlM railed on on the (hr former's (nrrnrr . father. UiWr. AOAd- «ince she .......left .. ................. Rente**— hospital, re . ' „„ Mrs. Welton Brooks entertained THE DRUGLESS ROAD TO PERFECT HEALTH | d| taon ' the chive, shaddockc overgrown grape- • ■ 11001 0,11 dLvoiiPennock, Pennock,atatthe theJarstTcr JarstierConCon- turned turnedtotoher herown ownhome homehere hereSunSun1 theKnitting Knittingclub dubFrktay. Friday. A fine *■’“‘**‘1 Home Home In In Hastings Hastings WedWed- day day afternoon. afternoon. Mrs. Mrs. McArthur McArthur of of I attendance attendance was. wo*, present. present. fruit—sorrel fruit, red nnd green. , 5- & s- I ! '"■■escent lettuce, leeks, ginger root'., varl-! inrKnRV rxinvvDu ‘ 1I ,1 nwday ^2By^f0 forenoon. [enfK1? North Delton Is is caring for her. I To everyone, evervone everywhere! The P. at It come* from the depths of the earth. famous spring* in highly concentrated form. KORY colored pepper. It xra. ail excel- Hit Th* w CORNERS of the uhhm, . ; The basketball lea 5L,’will IU1 pUy ,r “ No™* 1 «*»’«> *— T Ata a prigram. of. team play “ the. Mr® Mareha *.tn—N«ii ma™—,. . . .X^rtM . Nature's laboratory. Contain* no alcohol ... no As a logical-thing, there should be a bottle of lent stuff, strange, appealing to the Llnirrh i bInrhv*',e taam here Friday evening, word from her mother, Mr*. Mary rt... Friday Jan 23 al the Town palate. As tar as we were conn h.on,r team W,U DmUr' *ho *c»‘ ^1* Mon-! “ । J^ds nrr to go7< Bio-Mineral in every home. cerned, the exhibition was a sue' — — i ;.r. ; ; -----. . ------------------------^vuhabit forming ingredient. Only Natural. Life­ wards their playground equipment. cess because wc were thoroughly ( „ en , 8-30' will be held in Lajte Odessa Jan. 27- nesday afternoon Giving Minerals—the oldest and most reliable On tlx* sick list lhe past week in your Intestines—neutralizing. throwing away tired ! R*'• J w McCue expects to at- 30-31. Thegamcswil! start at 7:30 Allen ROche. who has been rm-_ remedy for Rheumatism. Arthritis. Neuritis. This island is British through' 1”“* ,hf Methodb51 Pastors' Con- and 8:30. In the game played with ployed at the hardware here for’ were Mrs Ixater Monica. Mrs Em­ Stomach disorders and Weak Kidneys. fcrcnce at Ann Arbor from Monday Lake Odessa here Wednesday eve- some time, has resigned his posl- ma Dickerson. Mrs. Martha Cham­ like physics, oils and cathartics do . . . but In berlain. Mrs. LeRoy Pennels ■ । till Wednesday of this week. ning the score was 32 to 27 In Hon. He I* now employed at the For many centuries. Medical Science ha* believed The L. A. 8. is this week Thurs­ I ; Friends of Mrs. Chancey Miller' f«vor of Delton. Gordon led the Clark Equipment Co. in Battle day nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. I will be pleased to know that sire Is way with 16 points. Tile second team Creek. won by a score of *" 53-23. Hospital*, Sanatorium*. Naturalists and Special­ I1 recovering from n serious illness, jI also ‘ ” The - ­ । Ed Pennels. Miss Mabel Howard‘ spent- Sat We highly recommend it. Try it! ... It 1* really , ... | Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks callin Battle Creek. ist* agree upon that. Sufferer* go to mineral ; Blair Barnes of Otsego was a din- home team went to Plainwell Fri­ urday marvelous. Sold on a Money-Back-Gnaranlee Richard and Robert Bantea spent I «* on Mrs. Frank Humeston at Borncr guest Friday of his mother. day evening to play that team, thei spring* to get cure or relief. In Blo-Mlnend score being 30-15 in favor of Del-' tne the weekend with their cousins, cousins.i! hospital Saturday. Mrs. H. E. Barnes ton. wllbur forward and Sager Philip and Gordon Sleeman at ' Mr nnd Mrs. Ray McTaggart of _«.per. FAIR LARK . Elmdale called at the home of her guard scored 11 and eight point* Cooper, TO GRAND RAPIDS Anyone wishing to give to the’ 'n,ls neighborhood was saddened respectively. This is Delton's sev-f / ---------------------------------------father. Mr. und M1» John ienth victory In eight games. Del- Red ---------cross fund will ,m. have c 1U until iMi the r -by ,h'* dcath -------- of -- SP^ncer ----------- Dunn. Mourcr Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spees of ton's second team won by a score last of this month. Il may !>e given I Sympathy is extended to his be; to Mrs Byron Farwell or Mrs. Leon waved family. Grand Rapids moved Monday to of 35-18. Roy Adrlanson and son. Tommy । Dunning. Miss Ella Fisher of Hasting* their farm home here recentb of Battle Creek visited at the home i Mr. and- Mrs. Vet Erskine and son‘ ' ------spent the ----weekend with Mr. und purchased of Hattie Bellenger of hl* father. Peter Adrlanson. sat---------------------------------------- ,------- — of Battle Creek were dinner guests; Mrs. H. O. Armour. Their new home has been exten-. urday afternoon. Callers al the of Mrs. Angie Titus Sunday. ! Mr* Mildred Fritz and daughter. TO BATTLE CREEK | sively remodeled. Adrtamton home Sunday were Mr i Mrs k. . --------- --Ro.^nburg,.r llai cm. Mra. Robert Willison went to Bun­ ‘ Jfrs. John Mourcr visited Miss and Mrs. Maurice Adrlanson of ployment laymen! In I:; Battle Ball!? Creek. j croft, Thursday to attend the fu- ■ 1 Ethic Snyder of Battle Creek Montan and Mr and Mrs. Clklr Dr. and Mrs.-Henry Varamuxm VandenBerg ; ncrai neral ot of «n an un«e. uncle. mm Milt mwvu Davis.. ' Thursday. .7 <*Ka,aiJ>a«’o '°f Kalamazoo spent Thursday aft-, a shower wm held al the CoinMrs. Ida Tungate, who ha* gecn Mr* Ida Pifers daughter. Pear), ernoon and evening with Mr. and munlty House for Mrs. Ganu-r visiting her daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. of Battle Creek called on her Sun-, Mrs. Russell Mott and family. Greenman. A lovely time was had Lloyd Baker nnd family of Kalama­ dny Tiie infant son of Mr. and Mrs. I - ---------------- -- -TO LANSING zoo has returned to her home at Thia affreted colon is often the Mr. and Mrs Harry Wren and Maurice Johncock underwent an; It ta not what he has. nor even AN IDEAL HEALTHY COLON A serious chronic condition. Midland Park. Gull take George Wren of Oden spent Sunday operation In Leila hoipltal Mon-! what he does, which directly exWith BIO-MINERAL you can Constipation, piles, colitis, ap­ Mr. nnd Mrs. George Willison’ wlth their sister. Mrs. Mary Shedd.1 day morning. in; to serious complications. It presses the worth of a man, but keep the colon clean and heal­ pendicitis, etc. may be develophave moved from the Maurice Law- George remained for a few weeks') Callers al lhe home of Arthur what he Is.—Amlel. thy by eliminating the accu­ rcncc house to their new home two mulated poisonous matter. TO KALAMAZOO and one half miles east of Hickory Comers. •7:38 A.M. BIO-MINERAL - SPECIAL OFFER. Robert Burdick, nliest son oi Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burdick, has en­ $1.69 Buy* 2 Bottles — $4.00 Buys 5 Bottles — $1.00 Buys One Bottle listed In the U. S. Navy nnd left 'Dally Except Sunday । Monday morning for Detroit. All Other Trip* Arc Daily Mr. and Mrs. Vem Town and GUARANTEE Gel any amount. Use it 5 days. If it will not do what we twin daughters. Mary and Margie. claim . . . return It. and we will refund your money. j called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tow-n j and Mrs. Hazel Nunnemaker Sunj day afternoon. | Maurice Lawrence of Detroit Notice to Mothers! DELTON A LETTER TO THE HASTINGS BANNER IMPORTANT MESSAGE!! STOMACH AILMENTS KIDNEY AILMENTS RHEUMATISM PAINS BUS SCHEDULE CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUG STORE Prompt Delivery Service 1 Phone 2131 Phone 2137 Courtesy ond Friendly Service Shown To All TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT Quick Starting Performance! * t Free-Flowing at Zero and below! IVV MOTOR FUEL SIUPPER-CYLINDER lubrication Enjoy Extra Road Performance All Winter at No Extra Cost! Road performance is the t. true measure of gasoline quality... and D-X give* it to you, plus! You get quick­ starting, extra mileage, speed, power and higher anti­ knock- In addition, you get the advantages of upper­ cylinder lubrication—protection to valves, pistons, rings and upper-cylinder walls. Drive in'today and try a tankfui on a Money-Back Guarantee. MlIXONTlNENT rgTROLEVM CORPORATION ONLY ONE D X ««e /g^ONESTEP FURTHER * ...MftBM’t UUM * Diamond 760 is a solvent- DOWN or Fk> SM|, A processed Motor Oil. . . refined from paraffin base crude*. It 1* the pioneer heat - restating lubricant — ni/c in any car. Hildebrandt’s D-X Service III W. COURT ST, HASTINGS PHONE 2448 and Mrs Hurry Simpson. A letter to his mother. Mrs. H £. Estle Barnes of Grand Rapids arc at Palmetto. Florida and will re­ main a month before leaving for other southern stales. ■ Rev. Harold Bugbcc will preach nt Bethel Chaix'! Sunday evening, nnd Rev C. 8. Rennclls will preach In the church here. Lew Smith of Midland Park. Gull lake, is very low and is tailing rap­ idly. He U 85 years old. Mrs. Smith. > The Wesleyan church has two j new silk flags. 4 x 6 ft. on stand। a rds, placed one on each side of lhe । pulpit One is lhe Christian i white with the red cross. I other the U. S A. red, blue. j । Mrs Honirr Bartlett visited -her | son. Mr. and Mrs. Harnar Bolton and family of Galesburg Sunday. I Fred Hart. Jr., ot Detroit, visited ' hta sister. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lawrence and daughter over the weekend His friends were glad lo meet him al the Wesleyan church Sunday morning. Harry W. Snyder is the new proprietor of the Brick Garage re­ cently vacated by Lellc McArthur, who Is now employed at the Kel­ logg Agricultural school. Mr Sny­ der Ls a brother of C- R Snyder, local merchant. Mrs. Minnie Telhrick has had several heart attacks recently. She ; Is somewhat better now. Roy Walters. Is the new R F D mail man on the Cressey route. Monday Mr. Walters took over the work so well done by the Barbers (father and ton) tor so many years. LOWER CROOKED LAKE I Last Weeks Letter. ! Mrs c Ztmmerman went to I Grain! Rapids with her daughter. ] Mrs. Fred 8chu|z over the week­ end. lo visit her daughter. Mrs. ! Haring Mrs C. Zimmerman ha.-; a grand| son Harold Schulz in Iceland. He 1 says they had lota ot rain up Uierc . the tint part of December. ' Ffank Roush and son made a business trip to Hastings Friday. ■ 1 Mt. and Mrs. Lawrence Tobias , spent Monday in Hastings. The Importance of Correct Cooking to Hea Today a* never before wc should realize lhe impexlance of food to Equally important is the method by which those food, ere cooked 1 often M cookmg. food. robbed of thru health giving peoperne. In th caw of vegetables, many valuable vitamina and miaeril* are poured done the fink, when the vegetables are drained after cooking. Other health-giv. mi nronrrtir, ar. _ a > .... . ? Goat., HOMt DtrtHlt C„k Wilk * Mara . . . , Haahk lkVIHO, Ila. HVIkC, la.I UVIHG C»1 tAHCI [onsumERs poluer �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THtTtSDAY. JANUARY tt. 1942 ASSYRIA । some recot cl I prank Jones, one ot, wu..* -j long trip, through all kind* of | our |>rogreulve fanners of Assyria! Mr*. Olive Tobias has returned country and under varying eondl-1 TfrECAU.ro THE COLORS [ Center, a stock buyer, member of from the home of her daughter. tion*. Stopovers were obtainable I Uie milk producers1 association, and 1 Mra. Hazel TutUe. where she aa*l*lwherever they wuhed, accommoda- I IS A CALL FOR DOLLARSI modem dairy owner, has been ; ed In tiie care of her new grandson, tion* at hotels and cabins, when] eightieth birthday on Tuesday. Elmer QIUML Mrs. with her son Murlln lii Jackson. continuing thru lhe past thirty-two' Orvol Tuttle. neceaaary. were comfortable and i Saturday ufienwoti v Mrs. Aubrey Murray spent one years with never a leave of absence I KennKh Miller was cho«en preU- BARBYVILLE Deicriptive Articles To Tell reasonably priced. N eabet. day last week with her parent* in from milking unUl Friday night.. dent of the Hastings Sophomore Since their first bus trip in 1934 Of Tour By Local Women Cloverdale. lib first release. Of one hundred sixty member* they have travelled 75.000 miles by home of Mr. and Mr*. E. H. Lathrop Hutton and Miigra Pocatello. Idaho, is the home of bus and would like to take an­ Frank Ctaik will attahuhlir 80Ui' for lhe second semester al ite reRalph Wctlicrbee who has been was very well attended. We look in Mra. Clarence Shaw sick the past weck i* on the gain. nntal day on Wednesday A card cent Mr and Mrs. Frank C. Wilkie other vacation tour when oppor­ TH.meeting. Pl—7n^ hlrthrf.v nrvxnlu ' ,10'75 and VoUd 10 gl’B 10 nOOn' tunity offer*. Mra. Martha Maeyens as con­ shower Is in progress. | The ...e Pwure Pleasure birthday prgar.lzaorganiza- 1j the Rpd Rtd CrCBX Aftcr dinner a B group ————■«■ —— (Charlotte Brun Im) who made Mra. Conclusion was entertained on Wednesday _ __________________ .... .... renan ran* duct re** and Mrs. Pauline Lykins Mr. and Mr» Harold Holme* had . tion wm nt w attend the CEDAR CREEK McCoy and Mr*. Evans welcome as os roloLst helped with initiation at us Sunday dinner guests, their par- at the home of Mrs. Gertie Colton mertin_ at Ule KeUos< jchooL I Edwin Wertman. after their guests from Friday till Tues­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes with her daughter. Miss Elinor Col, * 1 tiie Eastern Star in VerrhonlvIUe OCIUIC day. Before lie, her HMiiiagc, marriage. mis. Mrs. High School Note* | , Dig deep. Strike hard. Our Tuesday und grandmother. Mrs Rebecca ; ton aulstlng. 1,ft Nafh" night. opened Uie Move door and th Wilkie taught music and an In the boys need the planes. ships, and Callahan. The young people's group will be Mr. and Mrs Clarence Thomp-!: Callahan, Hastings city school* and since1 exploded buminc him badly, Mrs. " Harold Holmes attended a held on January 31 at the home of »u« , gun* which your money will help son and son of Grand Ledge will11I Mrs. moving ta Pocatello, ahe turn given dinner — on ,Monday...held nt the D. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Lenta of WP?J® spend Sunday wilh her parents, Mr. dinner .... to buy. up her music teacliing and does art Htudent attendance at .school has I and and W. Siesta .Shop .Shop in in Battle Battle Creek Creek Dowling. Dowling and Mrs. William Shupp. 1 W. Siesta work only. She ha* over 400 stu­ increased itir past week, due to lhe Mrs. came Evons Evons relumed reiumea home nome complimenting complimenting two two members members of of the lhe; J" Miss Nonna Caze of Lansing Sunday night at the’home Go to your bank, post office, or Mrs. Carrie dents and is the first supervisor of improvement of weather and roads. .Qiinzlnv nYt*r Sunday after spending six weeks iI rirwlit* Godde halting baking ttAfT start, mir one at of wluim >hom*! spent the weekend and Monday *n“ .aL"***1* * savings and loan association. art In the Junior and senior high Final7exams are being given thl* with relatives in South Bond, in-1 wn« r -cently married, and one is re- ’ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs - raawit aoer. . «. ..xu a» «*. H. ^u,c. ux *<r a?d“rV I *ciwota of the city with several oth­ week.’ The semester ends January Tell them you want to buy De* di'llul -* — *“ — I (Hugh C case, returning to her work I 't* v* rVH.r.. signing. er teachers working under litr-dL-- "ft Grand Rapid., were Sunday dinner componled by Mra. Oertta tense Bonds regularly, starting Chui ley Kahler has been seri-1I Mr. nnd Mrs. Norman Stanton on Tuesday. rectlon. New school building* have guest* of Mn. Clara Day and VlvAugusta, called on Mrs Ella W«tTiie home management students' now. . , entertained on — Sunday David McClelland and cousin Or­ ously ill with pneumonia ----- , night ut u —-----------------------------------recently bcen erected af a cost of tan. Mr*. L. E. Mudge, who ha* man 8undfl> •»««««■ tilrturf. thnt'n " *' .. . of- Tiffin. ..._ —Ohlajrere .... I arc giving • reports on things luietf Bern to Mr. und Mrs. Clare Bur-'‘ dinner Tnllnwwl followed hv by_pictures shown* ’in McClelland over 81^X10.000 the auditorium in,I in the home this week, included Mr. and Mr*. Wendal Lamm er* dick, a daughter. !' " - ot -• •*J •• j by *" Mr. and Mrs. Gerald " Scidmore guests at the home Mr. -and Mrs., been there for two week*, returned lhe main building having the larg- j home with them. of Kalamazoo spent from Friday Mrs. Marguerite Mills is helpbigl taken while on a recent trip to Call- Clare Norris last week eat seating capacity of any uudl-1 among them arc linen, silverware. "BOY MAGICIAN' AT l Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Evalet at- until Sunday with hi* parents, Mr. ' cliina, bedding, electric irons, woshfomla. Guests were Mr nnd Mrs. David McClelland has relumed with Uie core of Mrs. Prank Mctorium in Idaho. । ing machine*, and vacuum sweep- DURFEE COMMUNITY CLUB Derby. who has been In bed nine Orin Cole anti daughter Nyta. Mr to the home of another daughter,, tended the funeral of Mra. Homer and Mra. John Lammer* Mr and Were it not for irrigation, Frederickson at Carlton Center Mr*. John Turner ot Katamaaoo Mr*. Eva Winans of Lansing. and Mrs. Walter Stanton. Don Reascr, the Boy Magician". weeks with a broken hip. ’ tello would be nothing bit a uckivi ..... afternoon. i Remember Mr. and Mrs the W. OralS. Miller C. S. meetspent. Sunday ----- -------------------------------------------- #Pent Sunday there also. Miss Jean Martin of Chelsea was town, with an oasis here und there.' A pep auembly was held in the and his sister, Judith Resuer, will MU* Elaine Day of Kalamazoo There were 45 who ate dinner at --------------------------guest---of — .Mr. --------------and Mrs ing on Thursday al the home of Sunday at Middleville with, her.• but a plentiful waler supply has <*K'lon room. last Friday. Dan present their new act, "Donria and a.weekend , .. Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holton of A*-' parents Mr. and Mrs.i. L. L. R. R Klfee. Kline. ' spent Saturday night and Sunday Mra. Ebbie Lelnaar** tail Wednra* Callers on made R what it Ls today. Barren. Waldorff spoke on early basketball Judith" before the Community club Calvin Plumley. Miss Lucille LucilleCole Coleoiof theMMichiwith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. day, it being the meeting of tha were Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur syria Center. • ' Miw —..: ‘ sandy mountains »urround the city! and th* ^bate class pul on a play at the Durfee schoolhouse. Friday day Clark of Grand I-cdge ' rv.n»M rat' Eldon ' “ ' and *' gan Bell ...... . A. Day. J. Francis Butine ot Kata- cedar Creek Cemetery Circle. Tlw Donald Conklin. Cole Telephone company ot evening at 8 o'clock. A member of nnd there are several active vol- dramatizing a courtroom in session, Jack Schreiner will be home from Battle Creek spent Thursday at the mazoo was a Sunday dinner guest, next circle meets with Mr*. Vemor the Battle Creek magic club and Tiie Knight* of Pythias installed canoes nearby. Bolling springs are Thp audience acted a* the Jury. a common sight and only poplar | Friday. Mr. Reinhardt's social Uie magician's guild of America. the following officers. C. C—Cur­ East Lansing on Saturday for Uie home of her parents, Mr. and Mr*. । Anelta and Shirley Brumm spent Webster in Hasting*. trees grow in that locality, with- studies ctaucs held' panel discus- Don is known in magic circles os tis Wagner; V. c.—John Johnson: out irrigation. 1 slons on Uie Weekly News Review. the "Boy Magician.' He and his Prelate-rEmesl Balch; K. of R 4: In Ross park, one of the beauty * Miss Kincaid being in charge of tlw talented sister, who are students of 8—Ernest Mead; M of W—Floyd rpots. is found lava rock, evidently' j classes for the day. directed them, Lakeview high school. Battle Creek Nesbitt; M of E A: F—Herbert Wise; originating from a volcano, now ex- j United States defense savings are probably the youngest profes- M nt a—Dorr Webb: I Q—William tincl. but here the green grass was, stamps and bonds are bring sold slonal magicians in the country. Spohn; O, G—Ceylon Garlinger; Their act consists of magical tricks Rep.—Curtis Wagner; Alt—Cecil a delight to the eyes. On the rocks' regularly each week In all homeand color effects accompanied by Barrett; Trustee—Ralph Wetherare found Indian writings und hi- rooms. a clever line of palter from Don bee: F. C — Len Felghner. eroglyphlcs i campaign speeches for class oiTha annual meeting ot the WoIndlans from Fort Hall Rrscrva- i Jtccrs wcru given Tuesday. Januaty while Judith enchances tile show man's Literary club will be held Uon, with their colorful attire are j3. nnd election* Were held Wed- with her grace and charm. Everyone should be on hand to Wednesday afternoon. seen on the streets and the cos-1 nrsday. jHnuarv 14. See list elsewitness the show which is the high The total amount of defense tumes worn at their ritualistic ceie- wht.rc ln Banncr. brations are valued at hundreds of The C|Ub hour of this sem- light of the evening nt the pot- stamps sold at the school last week doitarx. MU.r WM jieid Monday Mrs. W; luck supper, sponsored by the Com- was (110 90. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bennett of The University of Idaho. South. R Coolt talked to the tawk club on inanity Club. Hastings. Mr. und Mrs. Gall Ly­ Is located ut Pocatello und I is mod- | rorc editions of books. The Know DURFEE kin* and son* spent the weekend cm buildings, tennis courts, sta- Hostings club vLsltcd the Hastings Mr and Mrs. Leo Reynold* and at the latter's cottage al Higgins dium. athletic field, hangar and I cuy Bong. landing field are symbols of prog-' MrB Hlchnrd Groor, showed rol- Marjorie nnd Mr. and Mrs. Edward take Rice and Vela were In Nashville Mr. and Mrs. Orville Flook spent* Cluck *1luU Valeud. re“.... ... orcd movies of Florida and WilMonday night and saw the pic- last Tuesday with Mr. und Mrs Mrs. Wilkies Hastings friends 1 llanuburg l0 the club. found her the same gracious and KleI vl furUu? Meaning-how are lures of the State convention John Bahs. IONA FLOUR I showed by ML Murks, the C. E. * • *----------------1 charming, woman Uiat she wm u7 Tiie Esperanto dub lias been superintendent of. the union C. E. QUI.mby SUHHYFIELD years ago when teaching in this, trBIU|Bting English Into EsperunMiss Grace and Mary Baulch A meeting for school improve5 J&17c CHOICE CHUCK CUTS dty. Mr. Wilkie has had many in-' l0 PANCAKE FLOUR leresting experiences as a civil en-j Red Cross Knitting dub spent Sunday with the home folk-,, ment will be held nt the school SatFAMO Mra. Bert Fancher. Mr., Grover urday nt H P. M. This is under the । glneer. his specially being bridges. । iurlII,d ln slx- ssf#lPn, nnd lwo PANCAKE FLOUR Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Tom HoffK. Kellogg plan Everyone Ls, He lias served m superintendent .of mHffler8 to lhfc Rcd Cross during YELLOW man. Mr und Mrs. Ernie Bate- invited. bridge building groups for u Chi-1 lhe weck o( Jnnuary I2. LEAN RIB man. Mr and Mrs. Rogers Davis. Our school Ls progressing nicely CORN MEAL cago firm and us an Inspector of Fanners Of America Mr. and Mrs. R H. Davis. John with their defense stamp sales HALF i SUNNYFIELD many of the largest bridges tn vari- ! mct Mondny Tiie meeting opened Birman and Orville Pursell attendAre you saving your waste paper, ROUE# OATS OUS places in the United Slates. w|th tnislneM. following which ed a meeting for modernization of and rags? If not you should as PORTERHOUSE OR Agriculture Is Idaho's principal Harold county Agri­ MIDIUM schools in Battle Creek Thursday.'they are badly needed In our de­ industry, a targe number of the.culu.re Agen[ ihowed pictures ot COARSE SALT Rev. Houghton* presented a very, fense (program. ,.J states 500.000 population being en-1 trjp west and pictures of the wnttihousi good program Friday evening. . Mr. and "* Mrs. J. V. Christy ~nnd J' gaged In farming. Potatoes, wheat lrlp ,o tJw chlcaR0 uvestock Show HIP. MILK .SUNNYFIELD BRAND Hie Red Cross ta asking another Doreen Rilzman till of Battle Creek and milk products of all kinds are I Ncw clBMM being offered next visited at the Lawrence Rjtzmun donation. Please give yours to Mrs. the chief branches of agriculture st.mt.ster arv: American literature, home on Sunday. Grove Brooks, our local representa ­ COFFEE dairy products being worth . .. . --- 815.-, business English, economic groSHANK HASP Several from here attended a tive. and our own locality will get 000.000 annually. ‘r" Shecp “ raising : grBphyt horticulture and soils. COLD STREAM school meeting in Battle Creek on FIRST CUTS • nn SHOULDER cun provides two annual al cash Cush crops, crons, j The entire student body was en- Uie credit. Thanks. PINK SALMON PORK CHOPS About one hundred neighbors and Friday afternoon. 24c SPARERIBS u. Ifc LAMB ROAST wool lambs and thousand* u 22c —und ----- --------.. — of || tertalncd yesterday by lhe followRev. and Mrs. B R. Parsons call­ SUHHYSROOR SHORT >11 IN TH! PllCr SUGA* CURIO cattle graze within lhe forest re- ln(f fUnu. Early settlers of New friends had a miscellaneous shower ed on Mrs. Earner Roush and Mrs. REO SALMON on Mr. and Mrs. John Moore al their BOILING BEEF S FRESH SUE PORK u 17c serve* and on the ranges. Idaho g^and." "A Planter of Colonial 15c BACON SQUARES xx. IBc Chas. Rowley on Friday afternoon. fruiis command premium prices in Vlrglnia;- -people of China." home Tuesday evening. Vtalllng FULLY TRIMMED FANCY IOC». DIY PICKID >tST IHOULDtt CUT* furnished the evening's entertain-j CORNED BEEF HASH high quality markets. And who lias. ..FBrmers ot Forty Centuries." nnd BANNER WANT ABTS. PAT PRIME RIB ROAST 29c R0ASTIN6 CHIDIEHS u VEAL ROAST u 25c 29c ment. Mr. and Mrs. Moore were the not enjoyed one of those luscious | ..SnapRlng Tunje*." WHOLE CHOICE CUTS SIRLOIN OK , FANCY LONG ItLANO BUNNYHILO baked Idaho potatoes! Sugar beets, The fwxU clBMM had their flrat recipient* of many lovely gifts. ROUND STEAK 37c %£lfc PICKLE# HERRING DU0ILIH6S u. 21c SLICED BACON cue uro also a valuable farm crop. laboratory period In the new kitchThey can't stump the expert* who STAHOAIO GRADE Modem highways liave opened up ( en Wednesday, January 14. The make out the classification cards of MNA PEAS new and picturesque arras of Idaho classes served breakfast, recently-inducted selectees. As. for Learn What Real Values Are in A&P Produce epartmenta to vacationists. Sun Valley In lhe. . lhe n(u.rnoon classes served Instance, there was the young man FANCY SWEAT .. Dttron. Mich., im: I tnUcttd teiCRISP. SOLID Sawtooth Mt*. 1s the Winter as well ^cheon. RELIABLE PEAS who told his Fort Dlx Interviewer as summer playground for hundreds I BftChelder's clothing classes he had been running the merry-goSTAHOAIO GRADE : to tnrone tuflerinj of people who love to swim, hunt, h«vc been doing textile work, Mal-So-Ux Ujny i round concession at an amusement JUMBO 4* SIZE IONA TOMATOES ride, fish and follow other pursuits Wc now have new small equlp- resort before called to his year's UHSWEETIHtO in warm weather and for others ment wWch lnciudes cooking uten- military training. And the Inter­ TEXAS. SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT JUKE who like to ski. skate or enjoy oth-, sHjl nnd gUyerware, for the school viewer promptly penned on the er wintersports. It 1* called "Amer-, cafeteria. DOLE'S man's card under the heading SUG-, 80 SIZE FOR lea's Year Hound Sports Center" students have GESTED BRANCH OF SERVICE: I Carveth A Stebbins, Drugghts. PINEAPPLE JUICE Lumbering and mining are also j bcen assigned their roles for their | Mechanized Cavalry. Hastings. Mich. CALIFORNIA CAMPBELL'S carried on quite extensively | acl ,n thp Spotlighl and are now 0-QZ.ffe TOMATO JUICE CAN IK throughout tiie state, but are sec-1 memorWng them. SEEDLESS SUHSWEET ondary to agriculture. Great areas ^iden Burgess. Hannon Wilcox PRUNES of Idaho are undeveloped and it; nnd jack Buholtz were those »eGOLDIN UNIFSUIT MICHIGAN DUICIOUS IOUTHUM itlll has many latent possibilities.' 1(,cl,d to representatives at the WHOLE SIGMIMTS APPLES 4 us 25c BANANAS 17c YAMS 4 us. 25c Travelling eastward from Idaho, ^.conference band clinic held at PASTEURIZED MILK IS NOT BOILED GRAPEFRUIT tUNKIsr M0 SIZE FLORIDA FANCY CALIFORNIA Mrs. McCoy and Mra. Evan* vtalled sturgja Saturday. January 17. LEMONS CARROTS 2>o<s.15c CELERY 2><ai»15c SHOLES! & roi 15C Ogden. Utah, where there were । pconomlc students visited the OR COOKED MILK RAISINS many thing* of interest. They ar- National Bank of Hastings and the, rived Just a* the oaks and other stings City bank on Thursday, Put More Fine Dairy Products on Your Table and Bigger Saoinge in Year Puree 2 44.13c PRIMES tree* were beautifully colored—red । janUBry 15. AMERICAN OR BRICK • and yellow wlUt an occasional rwv-a.innal , Arthur Hansen WM in Lansing.! YILTMAH S green The sage brush was pientl- ! ThurMtay. January 15. to attend o i COOKIES ful everywhere and furnished con­ meeting on national defense. ZION IS FOR YOUR PROTECTION trast to Uie landscape against, the The new directory of the Has-, FIS BARS brilliant color* of the tree*. Many lings public schools has been printSILVERBROOK trees and houses had bcen wrecked THIS ILLUSTRATES WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MBA CRACKERS 2 451k in a recent hurricane causing a Seniors are being measured for COUNTRY ROLL MILK IS PASTEURIZED f ANN PAM . scene of great devastaUon In por­ caps and gowns. SAIA# MtESSIHG ,t. 31c tions of the city. Here Uiey vis­ SUNNYRILD WISCONSIN The sixth hour dramatics class IONA CHEESE rX. u. 30c 2&27c ited the Temple of Brigham Young, under the supervision of Miss Dor­ PURE LARD SMOKED CHEESE PltCt 23c 2 Ji 17c one of the founders of Uie Mormon othy E. Cook, has been studying 212 BOILING POINT 5U*ICOOlS_J ■ CRUTY1IW PHILADELPHIA faith. 160 make-up. Pupils in the class were Cooking Commences CREAM CHEESE 2 4°.i He OLEOMARGARIHE u. 14c EGGS ooz35c Proceeding from Ogden along the made up to represent various ages. SUY FOO# C.H k Lincoln highway, colored rocka in MINCH'S The "Unity for Victory" essays, picturesque and grotesque shapes written by students who entered 2'Slk MUSTU# PASTEURIZATION GREEN lined the roadsides, some of the the contest sponsored by the Vet­ WO1HM O* HAIN Bangs Disease or formaUon* being most fantastic. erans of Foreign Wars, were hand­ DILL PICKLES 140 TUBERCULOSIS Undulant Fever Bhor» stop# were made nt Sait ed in to Miss Marie _Rowe _______ on_____ Mon­ CAWIUIT GERM KILLED 138 Germ Killed Lake City. Utah and Cheyenne. day. Tlle The essays wcre were to ta be comIW sow Wyo. Near Rock Springs. Wyo-; M of Rve hundrcd to a thou137 typhoid & Dys­ mlng. they visited the ranch where i Mnd words. Mbs Rowe will turn entery germs TOMATO SOW 3cami17c 133 SEPTIC SOKE "Home on the Range" wu written. | l0 thc 1<JCB1 judges FebKILLED WHITI SAIL THROAT GERM nnd found lhe locality moat inter- 1 niary jj KILLED S01P FUSES 130 DIPHTHERIA eating. I Twenty-four cash prizes will be WHITS SAIL GERM KILLED Denver. Colorado, has many | Brarded. They will be as follows: DELIGHTFUL TRIP THROUGH THE WEST will, which llwy InvrlM on XW, NASHVILLE || The U.S.H.Has Plenty of Fond JLP Hoe Plenty of Values PORK LOIN ROAST ,21c BEEF ROAST u- 26c T-BONE STEAK SMOKED HAMS -39c u 31c HEAD LETTUCE GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES 19c 35c 49c Police Officer Wins! MUL-SD-LAX Vasteurizin g MELO-BIT CHEESE BUTTER 10 ssne 2l£f60c 37c I sights of interest to travellers and. |M0 |250 |100 tcn prUcs . days and weeka weeks could be spent in f' |1(J each' ^d ten prizes of 815 the MA. city and’ It. Its .nwlrrm. yivlron* wilhnnt without!I e|ich gllvfr medata Will be award­ .Hbecoming tiresome or monotonous ed to first and second place winners. The-capital building stands on an Miss Marie Rowe's English liter­ elevation a mile above sea level and ature classes have been writing au­ its huge dome is 250 feel higher. tobiographies. The Civic Center.’slate and federal buildings. Washington park with BRANCH DISTRICT its famous gardens, City park, the The Jolly Dozen were pleasantly botanical gardens and zoological! entertained at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Maurer last Friday after­ mou* sights within the city. As so noon. many Banner readers have visited Mrs. Herbie Wilcox made a buslthe Colorado Rockies, we will not neas trip to Kalamazoo last Fri­ dwell further on that section and day. its points of Interest. The following officers were Sheep ranches, cattle and dairy elected by lhe Dorcua Society last farms and rolling hills provided a Thursday; prra., Mrs. Lida Norton: change of scenery from Denver to vice-prea, Mr*. Fem Hawblltx; Kansas City for mile after mile. mc., Mr»7 Ruth Hawka; tnu, Mra. From Kansas City, lhe next atop Ertle Darby. was Chicago, then on to Battle Mra. Grover Marshall spent Fri­ Creek and home to Hastings. day with Mra. George Marshal). . Both Mrs. Evans and Mrs McBernard Whitmore was in Kal­ Ooy are loud in their praises of lhe amazoo Friday for hta final ex­ many courtesies shown them by the amination for army training. bus drivers and officials of the bus BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT line and ot the ease and comfort GIANT PEAS 2 29c NIBLETS 2 23c A NEW SANDWICH LOAF! ENRICHED! DATED! SOP MAIMS cans Hod. Temperature Maximum Legal Temperature After Pasteurisation soap rowta WHITE JAIL LAUNDRY STAID! ANN PAGE PEANUT BUTTER FREEZING 15-OZ. JAR ZERO AA. ZUC 2 e«M 31c WHI1I SAIL WHITI SAIL w A HARE VALUE 144 4cm SAL SODA WHITI IAIL DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6«; QT. 6c ||^ ■ ■ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hasting* LIQUIt WU SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER 2 LBJAR Z(J^ A THRIFTY VALUE EXTRA THIN THAN WHITI SAIL SLICCS WHITI IAIL BLEACH HAND SCAT HEINZ KETCHUP STOP 2 at �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, IMt | On Thumby, Jan. li the throe vWted Wm Oeraldin* Tied Sat-: NO CAUSE FOR ALARM tn' the United States Air Corps, tej Barbara Ann of Grand Rapid* spent .. . — - ___ _ Sunday with Mr. and Mn. W. C. I now an American Government ent time, but expects to be trans­ Class The journalism class, by the Mr. and Mrs. A) Domlnskl of i don he called to see Whistler, and ferred to Mlarouri at a later date. Kalamaaoo vtelUd her mother Mra. found the artist and wit in the act Mr. and Mra. Harry Ftah and same manner, will become a Di­ ' thoughtful of our teacher Miss Ernest Todd Saturday. . _ . Mbs Velma Buehler of Grand | family of Middleville were Bunday rected Speech clas*. I of putting away a canvas on which Bragdon and her cooperation ta Mr. and Mra. Otto TleU called I he had been working. For a few h fK* p __ axul r nd Senior New* >e~.« '—d— ___ ____________ __c | nt — 2it2 *• y ! Karcher and _____ family ofrxPlainwell Mr. and Mrs. Monica of Kata- appreciated. on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rivera of moments lhe two rival humorists family of WoodlMn.d Adam Mrs. John Quinn of Grand Rapids Endres. _ __ o ___ ,______ -*_of............... _ with Mr. and Mrs. werr gunday guests Mr. and> >* Mra. One half of our school year has The card* sent by Mra. Fountain Leach Lake Sunday afternoon. 1 each other like two ducllsU raaioo, Mr. and Mn. Anderson of Mr. and Mra. Bird Shrilcnbargcr Forrext Buehler. pa.-aed. The time files so fast. Wo to the sfck were greatly appreciated Mra. Lloyd Fisher went lo Bal- looking for an opening. Then of Mr. and Mrs Guy Smith. . ol .pm. Bund., -K" Mr u, ,,0 u„ u>rJr>. „„„„„ Mr. and Mr*. Spinor Johnson of have been In'school four month* Kenyon ot ‘Delton vtelted their i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner of Ue Creek last Thurxdsy with Mrs. ‘ Clemens wept over to examine thland Mra. Clement Mead Btl(l children and Mra. Bertha 8hcr- Logan called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray and n half, although Jt dm .n't mother. Mra. Sarah Kenyon on Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mr*. Frank Kilmer and Mr. And Mr*. fresh canvas. Boyd Payne of Hastings nnd man were Sunday guests of Mr. and Wieland and family Friday evening seem that long. Ear! Tobias to attend Uie meeting | Hayes Sponable Wednesday. With both hands uplifted, he be­ with the Kellogg Foundation al Miss Emma Carpenter flf_.fij»ult« Mrs. Ira Chaffee of Quimby. Evelyn Thompson hunt been . We had our semester "exams" Mra. Mn. William Slocum and daughdauah- ' Mr- “’d Mrs. Carl Jordan, son gan to exclaim on lhe beauty of gpent Sunday evening with Mn Mr 8In) Mr> WraJ<1 ThonipMn feeling to well lately. last week and we hope everyone is ter Mary when of near Nashville Rodney and daughter Jane Ann of the Ann J. Kellogg school. Gladys Fisher of Hastings was the picture, letting hl* fingers come Ida Payne. । spent Sunday afternoon and eve­ Mra. Anna Moore and Mn. Adah satisfied with hta or her marks. spent two day* recenUv wiUi her Woodland ate Sunday dinner with perilously close to the wet point. home with her parents for Sunday The Seniors are doing well on our ... Richard Blough ol near Dowling ning with tha latter's parents, Mr. Matter, local, were Sunday dinner "Please." cried Whistler, "be dinner. "■.called oil hta grandparents. Mr. I and Mra. Cart Myers of East Lan- guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Semlah canny sales, and arc Helling candy Mr and Mrs. Glen Barber and cnrcfull You'll touch that canvas.' 1VM- nnd Mrs. Will Blough. Sunday. | sing. ' bars during the noon hours. A very nice program and refresh- <hf McOmber district spent Sun- Mn Glennie of Ecorse, spent Sat- nnd the point's still wet." 1 John Fish, who ha* been ill, ta There Ls great Interest in Ping­ Mr and Mrs. Ed Walters of i Mr. and Mrs Leo Rose nnd fam ­ menta wera enjoyed at the Has- day with their grandparents. Mr. urday ftnd Sunday with their par­ "Don't disturb yourself; old man." pong. The boys and girls have team* North Irving visited Mr. and Mrs.' ily moved to Hasting* Wednetday. improving in health. tings Center school P. T. A. Frl. »nd Mra. Gilbert Todd. enU. Mr, and Mrs Gilbert Todd retorted Clemens: “I have Maxine Callihan of North Irving and nre about to play games ot j Jed Stowe Friday j Mr and Mnt Gerald Cairns and J*11- 1°। Clayton Webb of Battle Creek and Mr. und Mrs. Hollta Barber. gloves bn.” called on Mrs. Dessle Thompson singles for the ping-pong tuurna' Mtai Loin Wieland attended n; Beverly Kny of Coldwater wer* ment thl* year. We wish much luck miscellaneous shower on Mr. and Saturday evening guests of Mr. and .Monday afternoon. Carl Llvingatfln and Sandra Fae to the best player or ptaycn. ■ Mrs Philip Lott at the George, Mrs George Forbey and family. of Clarksville visited Mr and Mrs " j Overholt home in lx>gan Saturday Miss Polly Yonker of Irving was Riy Wieland and family Sunday Table Tennis I evening . a Sunday dinner guest of Mtai Eveevening. Several table tennis tournaments I ; .Mr. and Mrs George Knrciier iyn Dipp Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberg­ .started this week I ’ >nd frmlly of Plainwell sp 'nt Suntir. — IKokx —Li cl .iIn the bovs. Mr. and M.;. Mrs. Or. Onul of — BatI j day with Mr and Mr., Henry tie Creek, and Miss Donna Thaler er and Marvin visited Mr. and Mrs slngloi the field of favoriU’* Ls Albert Rosenberger of Grand Rap­ _____ ___ _____ narowed down to three or four, '• ‘Karcher. ‘ “ .of Grand Rapids spent the week__j _ Mn) JoJ)n Ids Sunday. : Lyle Lancs?ter of Fort Custer end with Mr. Bnd a with Raymond Wieland the out­ i Milo HuUiberger. fonrerly <>! was n Sunday afternoon caller at-Thaler and family. 1 Freeport, died at hL-> home tn Jack­ standing favorite. Other favortirthe Fry und Thompson home. Mt.i. Jacob Gless and Corrlnne last yeaiS son. Thursday At the time of his aie: Hubert Overholt of Bowne und Mr* F. J. McCormick winner, nnd Norval Thaler These Chicago visited Mrs. William of Chicago were Thursday supper death he was a purchasing agent three constitute a trio, one ot wliom clui quhlity Hutchens Monday afternoon. 1 gue.-ts at Uie Dr H. S Wedel home. for the Jackson school* Mr. Hulli- should emerge ciinrnpion bergvr was mayor of Jackson far Mrs Claud Mead and Robert Rev Ruth Ftiltz and husband, who In the girls' singles, there h > several years He served in the MmcHED* |b ment Sunday with Mr and Mrs have been staying at lhe Charles larger group of persons to be put Mvron M-ad of Maple Grove. Overholt home, returned lo Jnelr World War No 1 In the 32nd divi­ I Tiie Oddfellow.', nnd Rebekahs home tn Van Wert, Ohio. Monday sion. A more complete writeup will In as contenders, with any one o! a dozen, being probable winners. lie found elsewhere in tills issue I will hold a Joint Installation Sat- afternoon. There are also boys' und girls' Mr and Mrs Andrew Brandt and ‘ urdny evening. January 24. A not ----- --------...---------, .. ................. , Tiie Hasting* Pistol Team took > luck supiier nnd program will fol- i troth ends of n double header In a famllv. and Mr and Mr: Kenneth doubles tournaments, each hating KROGER'S Jlow------------------------------------------------------ Utatol match with the Kaintnazno Stcckle and family of Izinxing spent j; several teiun i capable rd playing I Mr and Mrs. Howard Clinton No. 2 team at the 1 lasting.* PLstni Sunday With Mr and Mrs Asu pretty good table tennis In the mixed doubles, there arc land fnmilv of Bowne Twp. Mr. Club. Thursday evening. Merrill Steckle. Mr nnd Mr« Will Blough spent uui Mn. Arthur Clinton of Carlton Karcher attended tiie ptatol mutch Twp. nnd Mr. and Mrs Alfred, while Mrs. Karcher und children nt- Saturday afternoon with Mr and i'.is dlfTlhiit to say anything aboui Mr? Steve Miller of Lbgnn. the enntvatanta becmiac there will Gonznles and famllv. local, were i tended the-movies Mr. and Mrs. Clare Payne of undoubtedly be more. Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs I Frank Walton und daughter Mrs. B. R. Clinton ri W. F. Clnsson visited the latter's Kalamazoo spent the weekend with that It is as good as or BETTER THAN any other Mrs Ida Payne. Primary Room Mrs. Gertrude Russell culled on | husband nt Howell. Sunday. Mr. and Mra Charles Keller and Mr and Mrs. Vcrlc Sears and Rev. Olmstead called nt the Wc have been having much bet­ ope-.rj. and wc will replace it absolutely FREE family of Grand Lcdoe Sunday 1 James Bragdon home near Coats Bobby, and Charles Farrell ot Has­ ter alteridance this week a* nearly tings were Sunday callers ot Mr. everyone is over chicken-pox. Also, Mr anti Mn Waller Dunkle- > Grove one day of last week. berger of Lacey spent Sunday eveMr*. Thoma* Sullivan and Mrs nnd Mrs Warren Surrnrrer since the warmer weather. J. C. fin- with Mr. nnd Mrs. Clement ' Fred Stebbins of Hastings and Ivan . Mr nnd Mrs Kenneth Pennoyrr Wanlta. Frcddy.uuid Vivian Ktddi-r Mead. ! Howk of Rockford visited Mrs John 1, of Grund Rapids and Mra. Myrta! iutvv been able to gel to school. i Rev. C N Stonnes of BILsafirld; Lictka. who i* very tow. Monday. । Peplrr of London. Ontario, were wa* a Saturday afternoon caller Mr. and Mra. Milton Murphy of 1 Tuesday afternoon callers of Mr. tfrst graderr-. Delores Rose, who COUNTRY CLUB FANCY COUNTRT CLOB FLOUR 5 25c TOMATO SOUP c<SS,r 3 17c at Ute United Brethren parsonage. Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Merrill Karcher. MLss Bonnie Edmonds of Ha»- has moved to Hastings. VI and M-s Frank Walton. | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken RraenTOMATO . tings called at the Frank Walton; Tiie second graders have enjoyed Mrs W. F. Clo-son nad Nancy idle. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR S1.13 CAMPBELL’S 3 20c SOUP ’ finding stories to rend to the whole callwl on Mr nnd Mrs. Floyd Wai-1 Mrs. George Bassett returned .home Sun&ay.afternoon. GRADE “A" Mrs Bertha Johnson and Mis-, group. PltyllL* Poatma has found ton of South Bowne. Thursday । home from the hospital Friday and 1 PURE LARD , 26c GOLD POUND CAKE 14c evening. Floyd te making rapid Is feeling a little better at the pre*, Elennore Bnnaah nnd Russ John- many good stories nnd Jimmy i son of Hastings spent Sunday nftcr- Bracndlc Is reading the entire book recovery from n major ojwrntion ‘ ent time. OB BUTTEB 3-oz. bottle 10c VANILLA FLAVOR performed nt Pennock ' hospital i Mr. and Mrs. Juincn Radford ot noon witli Mr and Mrs. Dan of Bunny Cottontail to the group 2 Pka« 25c TAFFY BAR COOKIES Xhe second graders who learned recently. • | Hastings were guests of her mother. Postnm and Pliyllis Ann Mr and Mrs. Henry Myers visited to spell their entire list ot words Mr nnd Mrs L A Seger and Mrs Dcma Ren.sch. Sunday. PEAHUT BUTTER 2 £ 33c ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF '!?,* 23c Mrs Robert Seger of Grand Rap-1 Little Nancy Clpteon spent Sun- ! the former’s stater who Ls con vales-; last week were Junior Miller. Jimmy Id* were Sunday aftenioon callers diiy with her uncle and mint. Mr. ' ring in the Allegan Health Center Brncndle. Phylll.i Poslma. and Allee Wood. ot Mr. and Mr- Allen Fish and! and Mrs Floyd Walton of Bowne In Allegiiii. Sunday Mrs Bessie Fox Ls ill nt the home family nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben BinkMr. nnd Mrs Aaahrl Tltumpson Grapefruit J>lce 2 37c n,fyViclury Book Campaign nnd Mr.*. Ellen Scesc of Bowne were of Mrs William Hutchens. Mr and Mrs Claud Walton culled Everyone is asking. “What can 1 Dr H S Wedel. M.Yrtha and Saturday afternoon guests of Mr Orange Juice «—— 22c Patsy Mjient Sunday with Mr nnd and Mrs Merrill Karcher nnd Lun- on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walton ot do for National Defense?" Heir is Bowne Sunday afternoon Mr*. Jacob Gleaa of Bowne i Ily n chance to help the boys In serv­ KR0GERS1 Prune Juice Q"— 17Vic Mrs. Win Hutchins spent Tiiura- ice by donating books lor tin- VicMr and Mra John Ttylcr and M m Bea De Plonty spent the Mi-* FRESH AND <> Q Mrs Lizzie Smelker attended the wetkend in Hastings with her ste- day at Uie Arthur Riclutrdsun homr .• lory Book Campaign. Tho books un­ in S. Bowne. 7omatoee ,8g 3 ‘SJ 25c funeral of a cousin In Caledonia ter. Mra. Charles Keller. TENDER to be placed in our Amir Camps and Word received from Hn.oktNnglFr the Navy and S. O. centers. Friday , Mbs Agnes Humphrey spent the Country Club Gr*4« "A" Bjnlart: — Whole Mrs Merrill Karcher and children, wtekend at the home of her par- of Berkley. Cal. stales Unit Ills son Book.* which are wanted arc fic­ Kernel Corn 2 25c spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs enU. Mr and Mrs. George Hurn- Harold Junior ta witli the army at tion nnd technical books. Money will PORTERHOUSE STEAK » 41c Fort Ix-wis, Wiush . Btry B-1BJ F. A. Wrflt Thomas of Bowne. ; phrey. also la- appreciated und used to buy ‘ Country Club Crod* "A" Craam Stylu Gerald Forbey. who has enllslcd Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lape and Junior was bom in Freeport 51 new books. Smoked Hams "i" » 33c - No. a - SIRLOIN STEAK tuderay n» 38c Bantam -Corn 2 25c Leave book* nnd contributinn* al i Tiie Mtasea ArvilU nnd Loretta Smoked Jowls ib- 17WC Avondale Golden Leonard of Hustings callr-d nn Mra. the local library. No. 1 Quality Gerald Thompson Wednesday eveBantam Corn 3 29c Ring Bciegna u. 21c j ning Na 2 Freeport Mclliodtal Church Mrs. G|rnn Solomon and son of Tender Peas 2 21c Smelt LA8CC SUB lb. 10c Middleville were Monday afternrxm, Everett M. txivc. pastor 1 quests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeMorning Worship—11:00. Sermon: Spinach Whiting Fillets n* 19c 2 23c nire. "A Happy Christian.” Mr. and Mrs. George Wok'.rlng Fish Fillets ItH,°u “■ 21c Armour's Star Sunday school—12:00. • . Grapefruit 2 23c i'nd Julia Nylon of Holland were Sntiirdav dinner guests <>! Mr. and -Carlton Center Methodist Church Veln-X Shrimp » 35c Mr:, Allen Ftah nn;l family Everett M. Love, pastor Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thaler and Morning Worship—10:00. Sermon: FULL SIZE Keith of Hastings called on Mrs “A Happy Christian." William Hutehens and Mr. am! PACKAGE । Mrs. John Thaler, Sunday '' Sunday school—11:00. I The Townsend ’ Club will meet ' with Mr and Mrs J D. Cool. Frt. Rev. Paul E. Olmstead, pastor If cow* could talk, du* cirtoon wouldn't 80 SIZE i day evening. January 33. Pot-luck KROGER'S ALURE •cem (illy because EVERY cow prefer* I supjmt and program. Members and FrecpoiI SOAP FLAKES Sunday school —10:30. being milked by lhe SURGE—for «evfriends arc urged to be present eral SENSIHIJi reaxm*: Preaching—11:30. Mr and Mrs. Verna Foltz of Van CALIFORNIA Large bunch Christian Endeavor—7:00. Wert. Oliio. were dinner guests of 1. Il milki all co*« bitter ailb a ligkl uaurvuRiie HALLS I viuc ruts ww Prrachlfig—8:00. KAKCY HALLS Rev. and Mrs Everett Low last Fleasint Valley week Wednesday. Preaching—10:00. FANCY winesaps SCHOOL NEWS Sunday sciKml-lltOO. Editor-in-Chlef .. Dorothy Wood* I The Revival services closed al the 2. Il gelt more miU (leu itripping). Senior Editor MsMne Kauffman Fieeport .United Brethren church Junior Editor Orra NewtonSunday evening, but are continuing Sophcmor£ Editor . Helen Buxtanccj*1 *he Pleasant Valley church with Franco-American Freshman Editor ' Jim Yonker «£* C. N. Slonnvs of BILvfieW as . Tall 7th and mil Editor . Joey Buehler ■ evangelist. ■ Spaghetti 2! 17c Sportx Editor........ K. Brarndle . — ----------------Bulk are Stainless Steel! NOW— F RiCe BIUEBOSB I lb. Typtat Virgitii.i Moore ( *HILLS 4 35c ; Mr. Mini Mrs leon rolls were Seventh and Eighth Grade* lb. - -- --- - ---------------- ---------rollers al Mrs. Ixnina Johnson's in , Navy Beans 5I 35c Wc received our ie|>ort cards and, Bowne lust Friday ENRICHED WnH VITAMIN Bl. IRON •emrster examination papm back Mr und Mrs. Howard Colburn that certain milking machine* are "self* AND NICOTINIC ACID Bis-co-bits I on Monday. : vus jn (jril|)d Rapids Monday. 10c Donald Rose left our school and. Mr. and Mrs. V?njan TtovUle Ir Cocktail Peanuts . Ls now intending school in Hastings, were tn Hostings Wednesday Milk i* a very 15c Martha Wedel was nttaent ThuraHarold England m;d family of •polled food| Mint Patties 'day afternoon. Gordon Yoder wn.- Laming and Morris Lewis and wif2 25c | absent one day last weck. ! of Kalamazoo spent Sunday at Leon wa«h and properly nterilirc MICHIGAN MAIO P Clapp's j Poll*. your Surge Milker after each Shredded Wheat e, 10c 6 3/c FOODS Eugene Haight nnd wife und aon The Freshman class liad Uielr Norman were ertfiers at Flint CurBABY Gerber's FOODS Bra*-Flakes Law pkg. 10c 6 35c .semester examinations st ar tip c ti«' at Campau lak* Sunday afterWednesday and ending Friday upon. Francis Haight and family morning. All are satisfied with their were callers in the evening at the powder and les* itcriliiing. Vitamin Capsules 50c marks. Wheat Flakes 2*>»17c Haight home. We have had good attendance Mrs Gertie Harris and brother this week Hw only one absent dur­ •Clws. Skinner visited n't Clyd ■ ing M-mesler examinations tn the Skinner's Sunday. Cheerloats Hunin *<- 1c Mr. and Mr Ray McCuiii spent Clover Vall*r Plans for n class party are under Sunday at William HulleU in Ml<R Hinbey Cocoa n,™ 14c i dleville. * Qnart Mr. and Mrs Charles Ogden of Raisla.s »*«u~ 35c Whew! the tests an' finally over Buttle Creek were caller* at .Guy Tali McNfc's. Bunday. and we have received our report COUNTRY CLUB f»ilb high Wilbur Gibbs and family spent Apple Juice 3 25c cards, if you see Koine Bophomnn-s with long fners and frowns. It L* Sunday at Chav Gibte,’. CENTER vtelted her ' ----- . .... mother. R* UU- .I . . .J’5Sls!n<,-<?2rdon M * M °*"* « -« WITH YOUR PURCHASE AT REGULAR PRICE! GET THIS 2-LB. BAG mocEj's coosTir Wr — j :W FLOUR I w pmt ws* * mw&f rt>« 7*r mrs r/m HWrtfX HOWi.' 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PECK rif *- *” 8 MICUIUA>'- HASTINGS PHONE AUTHORIZED SURGE DEALER probably because they didn't pass WHEN IN OOIJBT Mr. Bjoberg's Geometry or Biology When John Hay. the American tests. Or If you see some xmlUng. tb*y have certainly passed Mr. Ar­ statesman, app-tred before a com­ dis easy Geography trit. As for lhe mittee ot prominent lawyers tn bo examined for admission to the IlliBnglUh lest, we'li just let you gurv.s ««n.i uun.occaufc b“r " ,‘w'mbcr ot that auga-d about that.became .sirs Mrs iscarsc Bcarsc was was lhe composer, and we the unlucky - *’cay 1 !tr'<‘ a *,rrn f>'° upon the elaborate victims young man. described In clabora'e In Biology »f are about to studv dPlal’ an extremely difficult case, and )hen *demanded. Hay. the earthworm, lite girls -------- “"Mr. •*’ " what would you do if a client came screaming already. , . <o JOU With such a case?" Hay had not the faintest Idea ot The Junior* are glad that the■ what he would do. but knew it dreaded examinations are over. would be fatal to admit the fact. “ Whether wc passed safely or dan­ With great promptitude hr re­ gerously remains to be found out plied. "1 should uk for a retaining when reports cards are received fee of fifty dollars, and tell him to Tiie Junior play. Mumbo-Jumbo,, call again tomorrow." should progress more quickly the ‘Mr Hay." exclaimed the examl­ next four weeks. as the cast expect* .■ ner. with a laugh, "you are admitto practice more often. M fa dt d . to dr B �TOT HASTING8 BANNER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1H2 Woodland Community News Personal Paragraphs ' Woodland Township School News Monday at Pennock hospital and weighed 6 pounds, four ounces Mrs Rizor te the fonnar Phyllis Ruell. Phyllis’s mother, Mrs. Clyde Ruell of Bellevue te caring for Phy Rte and Joyce at lhe Rizor home. 434 Conservation and Outdoor Notes Woodland visited their mother. Mra. Eva Trautwetn, Sunday. h Holings were callers at Mr. and chilo neu to Laice Lake MtcnMich- Mrs atld John Mr. ana Mra. ucorge ucarasio l*maU-mc*h sinau-mesn enun of Battle Creek are lhe parent* of I igan was entered by the Michigan ’ Wednesday of last week. Mra. Lizzie a son bogn Sunday. Jan. 18. Mra .conservation commission al its Mead of Hastings wax also * visitor Beardsley te a daughter of Mr. and I January meeting here. Mra. Henry Fry, Woodland. While each alate can rule only Billie Main ot the Lakeview dis­ [ for Ila own watera ol lhe lake, the Doable Wedding . chub* are taken from a common trict visited Mix* Alice Whetstone Plinle Harubarger announces Uie । slock, and the smaller meah -nets Saturday. marriage of hl* daughter. Haael to,.„ , uu/ ^ t )O tul „^. uon Bna and Mrs. Dick Slocum-------and -are subject to confiscation and de-, Mr. ------------------------------------t Robert Cooley, son of Mr. and Mr* atrocUon If found on the Michigan bab» «« afternoon caltera at Mr. Merle Cooliy of Grand Rapid* The Mde ol the boun^. „,d Mrs. Orr Fisher * Friday. Mr. [ ceremony was performed In Bryan. | Michigan conservationdepart-' «nd Mrs Frank Cogiwell and chilOhlo. Jan 3. It was a double wed-menl lllherics ,ncn h01d thai dren of HasUngs were callers there ding at which Ione Clum and o, net, wlth ,^1^,. lhan the m the evening of the same day. I Waync ^1?rce of H**tln£* •l-1 present present legal minimum of of two two and and Mrs. Floyd Floyd Armour Armour of of Quimby Quimby atatlegal minimum Mrs. so united In marriage Both brides a half inches steadily depletes the , are graduates of Woodland highly OJ these Uli supply. of deep-water, slow-, Khool. Mr and Mra Cooley and ------grow— ing fL*h ln JM0 Michigan's Mr. and Mr* Pierce wiU make their conimerctel1 fishermen on Lake homes in Hastings. ' , Michigan Michigan prproduced 835.500 worth of Red Ceo*» Report chub* Thes* ,lsh usually are sold Mrar Kltaon, local Red Crtpx |,nwked # , , chairman reports the following do-1 Add (o the o’f wl.h Weekend guest* at lhe home of Woodland Township School I We have a Red Cross box to drop Mn. Arlle Spindler were Mra. R. J Sports our extra pennies In. Estep of Haslett. Ml** Catherine The Woodland basketball team We have saved 14 pounds of tab­ Spindler and James Griffith of1 got back into stride Friday night let paper for defense work. Buttle Creek. whan they won two games from the Our room all wrote tellers to Mrs. Qurdqn Williams and Middleville teams Luren David Thompson in Arizona. daughter Kay returned home last The Woodland second team won Tuesday from a risii with her par­ 28 to 4 and the Woodland first Fifth Grade ent* In Petoskey. They eame as far team won SO to 24. The Woodland Arlle Spindler, teacher as Cadillac with her parents where five had excellent teamwork on OtMr. Williams met them for lhe fense and a defense that left few’ Our room purchased 17 20 of De­ journey home. Kay was quite ill open spaces. fense Stamps last week. while there which delayed their re­ Wc enjoyed a letter from Phyllis turn home, but she is much better Kindergarten and First Grade Green to our boys and girls Doris Whitney, teacher this weck. We arc collecting old papers and Mr. and Mra. E S. Thompson ot Mt. Stuart, a salesman from the magazines to jell Tor the Junior Coals Grove were Sunday dinner Winston Publishing Co. showed lhe Red Cross fund. guest* al tiie home of Mr and Mrv- Beginners two big books Monday Our election of new officers fur >ay C Wing. ------"" und they read a story from one the second semester resulted us fol­ _^Mr. and Mr.* V. EE'wotrthg were He left tiie books so they could tow.- Pres. Arnold Daniels; Vice Eknalng shoppers-'baturday. i finish reading and looking al them. Pres. JuAnne Smith. Sec . Janet We made snowmen from cotton nation* this past weck. | interesting sideline* tiie name ot Mr aiftnUrj, Curl Jordan and Jorcmn, Treais, Qlcndon Curtis for art Friday. I D. G T O 'Do Good To Others' ; Norman a Ottmar of Ann Arbor. children spent Sunday with hei We arc learning to conduct busi­ I club. Coats Grove Mr. Williams Is teaching us a 85 00 a banker who tends rabbit traps in parent*. Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Todd ness meetings and keep minutes of song about "A Chickadee" Woodland Older Eastern Star i his spare time. of Hastings. Wc are learning many things such meetings. Chapter 5 00 Disturbed by rabbit damage to Hayden Clifford and Clifton about F>klmos from our story ot i Personal 5.00 j shrubbery and garden vegetable* at btoim of Spencer. Ohio vLslted at "The Eskimo Twins’ and the pic­ Sixth Grade News > . . Z—home within the city limit.*. lire home of Rev. and Mrs Arthur tures and scenes about the room .. '"‘fjI II . 'Otltnar asked the conservation deiiuroid Yerty. teacher Dudge Sunday. . Hayden and Clif­ Eleven people in this room u ‘ 'V1", '71 partment for trap* and instruction* ton were classmates of Lowell, son bought Defense Stamps last Thurs­ 1 The sixth graders are studying . bridge club last Thursday evenliig. them Hc rumtehed tor the semeslct examinations. Re­ cl Rev and Mrs Dodge Lowell dayg ,T*? .’a"' *»th five live-trap*. 25 ear-lag.* and view teats in reading and arithmetic has Joined his parents und has 25 record Cards He will catch the have been given. weaknesses have ■ with Mr* Mildred NowWre Second Grade been employed at the Izon Hynes •he Drat prlae and Mn Mary Smith b । he them and been noted and special review is the cmuola ion Refreshmcnte weir r(;lpaM, Uwm Mildred Nowicke. teacher garage for lhe past two months. ,hp d llnj. Nonna Jean Classic. Janice being given over the weak points Mr und Mrs Ralph Leffjer enserved by lhe hoateqa. |u wh<.fp lhfre „ |)lrn(y |or t|)pni A movie wo* put on by the room ' tertuined for dinner Munday eve­ Sundbrook and Joiifl Allerding have Entertain Far Charles Long ** e-“ without causing damage. ning, Charles und Harry XxHtg. beer) neither lardy nor absent so last Thursday and a collection was Mr and Mr.* Lynn Osjuod cn-, “«<» «here they will be available to taken. Tiie show consisted of a Last Thursday. Charles Long, who far this year. the story. comedy which was made by the ! tertalned with a card party at their • sportsmen was released from camp Livings ton I We. are enjoying sixth grade entitled. "What A Life" home last Saturday evening in hon-1 Recognizing the need for expanda few weeks ago. received notice to Fluff, The little wild Rabbit". I or of Charles Long wlw re-entera j ing lhe services to defense agertcle* Children who were absent last featuring various members ot Hie report al Fort Custer Friday. Jan. week on account of sickness were room. An all sound cartoon com­ , the service of Uncle Sam tnLs week «nd industries of the conservation 23. । department's geology division, the ; edy was also shown called. The Friday Ruth Ekkens und Rosemary South ­ Mr. and Mra. George Buckle-of ' -----------I conservation commission has rec-1 Circus". After all expense* were northeast Woodland and Eleanor worth. Notice ! ummended to the Governor for the । paid, the children had 8793 left Jean. Gloria and Larry Bird were | Because of rising food price.* the ; attention of the Legislature a 817.- ■ Third and Fourth Grades for their treasury. dinner guests ut tiie home of Mra i W S. C. 8 of the MethodLst church 000 appropriation for the addition­ Hilda Baaa, teacher The sixth grade bought 84 45 , will not serve any public suppers i h work in this and the next fiscal ‘ Christina Grozinger and Mrs Geo. i We bought >2 20 of Defense worth of Defense Stamps this past Garlick Sunday. I until further notice year*. week. ------- ----------------------- I The division already has done Mr und Mra. Tom l-ong of Grand NORTHEAST WOODLAND I con,rderable work for OPM If the * Rapids spent the weekend with ills Guovts' I P. J Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs. | appropriation L* granted, state. parent.*. Mr und Mrs Wayne Long Army service this week Robert Eckardt of Grand Rapid* | geologist.* will Increase their exMiss Helen Reesor who Ls a stu­ were Mr. and Mrs Wayne Long. I The Methodist Church werc Sunday dinner guests of the! ploration tor oil. copper, iron. mag-, dent ut Michigan Stale College. Harry. Charles and Mary Rev. George Wingard, pastor Mr. und Mra Pratt Pugh and Mr r. Miss Ml*s Olga Eckardt |i trezium and other war material*. former's sister. East ionising, has a position as and Mrs Purl Pugh and two chll- ‘ 10: 00 A. A. Morning worship. 4rs. Budd Bronkema I Mi. and Mrs. practice teacher in Home Econom­ COATS GROVE dren of Battle Creek and Mr and ( 11: 15 A M Sunduy school. and children accompanied Mr. and ics at Rockford. She attended a Mrs Alonzo Baker and son of Ver-| The 8:00 P. M Epworth League. Mrs Walter Cooke and Mra. Lydia --- D. -- O. - T - .• O - , club -met , with State Vocational meeting at East Schuler to Grand Rapids Tuesday .Mra. H Woodman last Wednesday Ijnvlng Friday and spent the week montvlllc were dinner guest* at lhe ’ ; with -------------------the new president. Mra ww Wilde Zion Lutheran Church where they ail visited relative* ‘ ; end witli her parents. Mr. anti Mra home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs ,v: Allerding presiding. The leader wa* J D. Bakjr. Sunday Paul W Geiger. Pastor Albert Reeaor Those who attended the Barry ( _lMra. Jesse Chaw and the subject' Mi. and Mra. Howard Hewitt 10:00 A. M. Sunday school. Co. Farm Bureau meeting In Ha.*-' Mr. und Mrs Exton Everett and were dinner guests at the home of ' was ' Good Neighbor Day”. Mrs., 11.00 A. M. Divine worship Children of Vermontville accom­ Mr. and Mra Bruce Hohne.s of Port­ Jennie Coals gave a poem "When । Lutheran Gospel Hour at 2:30 p. panied Mrs G. F. Benner and Miss land. Saturday evening .M M. B Mr «n,. M„ ! ’■» m. Eleanor Benner to Battle Creek Mr and Mrs. Harry Baker spent 1 Beftha Case read a pn|>er on I ; Sunday where they were dinner Sunday evening with their daugh­ Religious Instruction, seniors at Ray Scheel. Mr and Mrs Karl "Bringing Rubber Home " Eckardt and Mr and Mra. Arthur KiiesLs of Mira Helena Benner. ter and family. Mr and Mra John 4 10 P M. Tuesday. Juniors. 4:10 The hostess and chairman sang [ Thursday. Bates. Mr. and Mra. Clem Sisson of Moes of Lake Odessa. ' America for Me" and a dL*cuMion Luther League Bible Conical at Mr and Mrs Victor Eckardt. Plainwell were Sunday dinner! Miss Margaret Cochrane ot Char­ on the pro and con of our relation* I ' guests ut the home of ills brother- ( lotte spent last week with her sis­ the church. Sunday at 8:00 P M Phyllis and Marilyn Eckardt. and with Latin America was given by j in-law and sister. Mr und Mrs. Al- ter ond husband. Mr. and Mrs Gor­ between Grand Ledge, Lansing and Mrs Bertha Eckardt were Sunduy Mrs Wayne Coolbaugh and Mr* the Woodland Leagues Tills. Ls a dinner guests of ML*s Etta Schneid­ bcrl iteejor and family. don Lozo. Bessie Woodman. The club voted । Mr. und Mra. Robert Crockford' Members of the local JC of P preliminary contest and the win­ er and Geo Schneider In Wood­ to pay 85 to the church. $5 lo the, ners of thia contest will go to Ann land. entertained with u dinner Sunday lodge were guests of the MiddleRed Cross and 85 for the club pro­ Arbor to compete in the flnaLs. The Mr. and Mra. E J. Bales and . . Guests were Miss Juanita Penning-' vllto lodge Mundav evening. Woodland League were winners In children. Janice and Denny, called grams | ton und Mb.* Florence Forman ot: Woman's Study Club Holds January ' the preliminary and final contests on the former's mother. Mrs. G. L. I The W. M A of the Kilpatrick Meeting Grand Rapid*. Bob Sea sc of Coats i met with Mrs. Hildred Chase last . The Woodland Woman's Study last year and the contestants are Bates, at the home of Miss Bertha 1jThursday. Grove and Arthur Allerding. Jr. ot in fine mettle for this year's meet­ Wagner Sunday afternoon. club held their January' meeting at Woodland. • ing. ' Mr. and Mrs Arthur Richardson Mr and Mra. Stanley Manker, tiie schoolhouse Tuesday evening. Rev. Paul Geiger called on E. 1'hc Luther League gave a parly­ and son John were Sunday guests nnd daughter Robcrt-and Mr. and January 13. An interesting panel| in the church parlors Monday eve­ Brodbeck Friday afternoon. of.-Mr. and Mr.*. Je.*se Chase. Mra. tz-ster Brumm .spent Sunday dLsctLralon by u group of students ‘ Mr and Mrs. Glendon Eckardt of; ning in honor of one of their mem­ Mr. and Mr* Reo Brink of Mil­ al the John Weaver home near ot the English department ot lhe' bers. Gaylord Flory of Detroit, who Hastings spent Sunday evening! ford spent Friday night with Mr. high school was first on lhe pro­ Hastings. v ’ with his mother. Mrs Berthe Eek-1 leaves this week for army service and Mra. H Woodman. Saturday Mbs Virginia Duvall of Grand gram. The group was introduced arc!', also Mr. and Mra. Victor । they went to Grand Rapids and Rapids sjwnt Hie weekend with Mr. to lhe dub by their instructor. The Evangelical Church Eckardt. Saturday night and Sunday they and Mra. Lawrence Faul and went Mra. Frances Sawdy. Current top-! J. S. Dtabler. pastor Miss Olga Eckardt visited Mrs. spent in Fremont vteltlng relatives. with them to Hastings Sunduy af­ ics and forms of recreation for ; 10 00 Morning worship. Pioneer Clifton Sawdy Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ruth came home with them ternoon to visit Mrs Clarence Ar­ young people were freely and ably day. Miss Bertha ( Wagner entertained discussed by the group. and spent the weekend here. nie and little son Gordon'ut Pen­ 11.00 Sunday school. the Cheerful Helpers Club al her Mra. Grace England talked on a pock hospital. A shower was given to Mrs. Anna 7: 45 P. M. Evangelical league of home Friday site moon Mra Rhoda Austin spent the subject often neglected, that of . C. E Mae Hart at the home of her par­ weekend witli her son and wife Mr Parliamentary Usage in club meet-1 8: 30 P. M. Evening worship. This community was shocked to ents, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Dunni­ It was very inteysting and, und Mra. Robert Austin of Lansing Ings hear of the death of a lifetime resi ­ gan last Friday afternoon. Many Choir rehear sal Wednesday eve­ Mr. and Mra. John Hynes ijunej helpful. dent. Jake Scheiter. He was return­ nice gifts were given her. About Crockford- of Lansing spent the | Dainty and colorful refreshments ning. thirty guests were prevent Mid-week prayer service Thurs­ ing Friday evening from the home were served during the soda] hour I weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mr and Mrs E S Thompson vis­ ot his daughter and husband, Mr day evening following the meeting. Mra. Henry Hynes. and Mrs. Leo Htne.s. when he suf­ ited Sunday at F C. Wing* in The next meeting of the Study; Day of prayer for Millions. Feb. I fered a stroke, passing away at his Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Dell of Les­ Revival Ixmtcn Retreat at Bat­ Miss Virginia Thompson of Kala­ lie visited his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Club will be a banquet for husband1, tle Creek Evangelical church. Feb. home in Woodbury several hours und friends. It will be held Tues- 1 John Dell. Sunday. later. Funeral services were held mazoo was home last Thursday and 25th. . Monday afternoon from the home^ Friday. Mr und Mra. Howard Hewitt day evening. February 10 in the; The Lutheran On Sunday. Jan. 10 lhe S. 8 called on Mr. und Mrs. Ed Stiobble High school gym South Woodland Church of the SOUTHWEST OUTHWEKT WOODLAND I gave 125 through the classes and of Luke Odessa several times last Aid society will serve lhe dinner. Brethren Mlm Ruth Flanigan entertained other donations to Hie Red Cross week Mr Knobble, an uncle of I Arthur L. Dodge, pastor Amateur Talent Show at P. T. A. a group of young people at dinner Mr. Hewitt's Ls .seriously ill and with the L. A. S gift uf 825 10 00 A. M. Worship and sermon Sunday. Tuesday Evening make* a nice sum from the church Mr and Mra. Eldon Farrell were lljX) A. M. Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith sources. It has been divided be­ In Ludington several days the first One ol the biggest events of lhe and Nevah of Hasting* and Gene tween Woodland and Hastings year will take place at Woodland | 7 45 P. M. Evening service. part of the. week on business Miss Betty Klinblc of Hastings high school auditorium when an' Revival services each evening al Fisher of M. S. C. called on Mra townships. Next Sunday evening the Barryspent last Wednesday with her amateur program will be presented 1 7:V5. until February 1. Rev. Ho­ Chax Fartoe Saturday evening The Woodland No. 1 Farm Bur­ vllle C. E will meet with our so­ KraMiparent.'.. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. at lhe regular P. T. A. meeting ward J. Kreider of Indiana, evange­ list. . eau group will meet with Mr. and ciety for a special meeting. Farthing. . Tuesday evening. There will be n meeting for ail Jack Crock ford und friend. Chas There are many individual* and; Church of lhe Cnlted Brethren in 1 Mra Carl Hewitt this Monday eve­ ning. who are interested in the .subject Ackerman of East Lansing spent groups who arc competing for the ■ Christ Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Townsend of 'improving rural school* a* apthe weekend with Mr. and Mrs prizes of Defense Stamps which will! Woodland and daughter were Sunday guest* pllefjro-our district, at the school Welby CrocWord be awarded. There will be vocal 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship, of his parents. Mr. and Mrs Otto house, this. Thursday evening. Mr and Mr?. Byrun Texkrr and duets, trios and quartets, Hawaiian sermon by pastor. Townsend. Those from Coats Grove who at­ children of Ionia and Mr und Mra. guitar, harmonica, marlmbaphonr. ( 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. The Brethern Missionary -society tended the meeting of Barry Co Clarence Forman and children of also monologues, recitations and 7:30 P. M The evening service will meet with Mra. Orpha Wing people at the Ann J. Kellogg school Homer jwere Sunday dinner guests dancing as well as numbers on vari-1 will be held at the Kilpatrick for an nil day meeting Wcdnesdav. In Battle Creek Thursday P. M. in al the home of their parents. Mr. ous brass and wind instrument* church. Mrs P.tul Townsend. Mrs Ogle the interest of the modernization nnd Mra. Geo. Forman. The audience will vote by ballot! Flanigan and Mr*. Ixvren Hersh­ uf the rural schools of Barry Co. Mr. and Mra Lester Noble and on the best amateur number of lite , Kilpatrick 10 30 A M Sunday school. berger silent Wednesday afternoon were: Mr and Mra. Harlow Barnum. sorA and Mr. and'Mr* Jack Hart­ program. 11:30 A. M. Morning worship, ser­ with Mrs. Charles Townsend and Mr and Mr* Chas. Townsend. Mj man and ion of Vicksburg were daughters. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson. Floyd Sunday dinner guests at the home Woodland Band tn Present Concert mon by pastor. For Ked Cross The United Bret hem W. M. A Clum. Mbs. Gertrude McPharUn, 7: 30 P. M. Christian Endeavor of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr 8: 00 P. M. Evangelistic service, will meet with Mra. Ruth Fisher Mra Vern Allerding. Mrs. George On Friday evening. Jan 23. the Stowell. Coals. Mrs. Frank Haight and Mrs Rev. Alice Griffin attended a C Woodland School band will present' lhe services will continue each eve­ of Woodland. Wednesday. Mr and Mra. Isaac William* and Frank Kilmer E Coaching Conference in Hastings a benefit concert at the high school. ning during the week with Rev. Sunday after noon. nt 8 00 o’clock. No admission will’ D. H Carrick. Sunfield Presiding Robert of Woodland were Sundav Gaylord Flory, son of Mrs Perry be charged and a free will offering Elder of Michigan, bringing the dinner guests of Cha*. Farler and Mr. and Mrs Cecil Ronk ot Bat­ Flory who has been attending the will be taken. All proceeds from, gos|>el message. Good music each family. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Smith and Patricia and Mrs. Zclma Cox tle Creek spent Sunday with Mr Mrblnger School of Art in Detroit this concert will be turned over to, evening. and Thelma of Hastings were eve­ and Mra. Lexter Ktnne for lhe past year und a half vis­ lhe local Red Cross chairman. Mra Kenneth Kelsey attended W ning callers there it'd his mother and brother Ver­ The members of lhe band and, Jack Dunklcy of Hastings dun from Saturday until Wednes­ director, Gordon Williams are do- . Bcm to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lathrop. Thursday near Barrjvtlto day of this week, when he returned noting their Ume and talent, that j Arnie last Tuesday.at Pennock hos­ working for Ogle Flanigan Mr. and Mra Arthur Rlchard.'X>n to Detroit. He la scheduled to be Woodland may not fall short of; pital. Hastings, a son. Gordon Eu­ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler of were In Battle Creek. Thursday in inducted into the army on Thurs­ their Red Crtx** quota gene Arnie, weighing 6 pounds and | Detroit spent the weekend at home Oscar Flanigan is improving the interest of local school work. Plan to attend and support this' 11 ounces. Tliis baby I* tiie sec­ day. On Sunday they were dinner M.-. and Mrs Harlow Barnum and I slowly from his recent Illness. gncsU at the home of Mr. und Mrs very, worthwhile undertaking and ond son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnie, hear"a fine concert by a fine school, second grandson of Mr and Mrs. | The aulhorttv to charge fee* in children were in Battle Creek Sat­ Blake Rising of west Woodland. urday. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Furthing band. Lawtence Paul and the eighth Mr. and Mj>Arthur Teeter and i state park*, presented to the Mauwere in Lansing Sututday on bustgreat-grandson In the Paul family. Mildred and David were at Lake Woodland W, K C. S Ta Hold P*U The boys seem to be having the new Legislature in 1941 will not be used Odea.** Wednesday. luck Dinner Revival meetings are in progress. light ot way hi this family In the Henty cole, who had an appen­ aat lhe Kipatrtck U B. church They । Tiie members bf the W. 8 C. S.( third generation a* thev did in the f lo collect any »dmltuince fee as ' such, or an* fee for parking, the dicitis operation, returned home will continue until the first of Frb-1 of the MethodM church will hold I first when four tons and no daughcommission decided at IU January Sunday Friend* hope for a speedy ruary. Rev Casnck of Sunfield UI their annual Calendar pot luck dhi- ten were born to Mr. and Mra. ■ meeting. recovery. the Evangelist. ner at the church basement next1 Ludwig Faul. pioneers of Woodland. Consideration of fees for camping Mr. and Mra. Arthur Allerding Wednesday evening. January 28.1 Mr. and Mrs Robert Rizor of OI cuur e. if 'Htr drfen e produc­ Sr . entertained with i/dinner ia»l|Hie calendar* whfrh were given out' Hmilng* are receiving coiigniiuta- privileges in state pmk* wu* put tion. experts fail utterly to And the Wedncsdsy evening in honor or last year will be handed in. filled jions on the birth of a daughter. over unlil thc next meeting- , .. atuBer. they might turn lhe matter Charles Long who is reiunung lo with dimes, at this meeting. : Joyce Elaine. She arrived last । BANNKK WANT ADV*. PAY over lo the Quiz Kids. BABMB8 COBNBM Bercita Cole ot Grand BARNUM BCM Rapids callers at Floyd Clum's near Coat* Grove Sunday afternoon. PrMporl. Paul Folry spent several days last week in Detroit on business. Cole's. Sunday afternoon. Loren Meyers and family spent Saturday afternoon in Kalamazoo Grand Rapids Monday. FIOWINB IM" . »«. e*M« Ito*. Church Announcements Cables for America's Battle ★ ★ ★ ★ In THr. past year, while the nation w*» preparing fur the present struggle, Michigan Hell sjrenl $28,000,000largely to meet the need for increased telepltonc service. Part of that total went into new build­ ings, additions nnd new central office r<|uiptnenl. But u large and important share was buried in the ground — in lhe form of telephone cable. 4W.000 miles of new telephone wire were used in lhe cables placed by Michigan Bell in 1941 —enough wire io go more tha* 18 time* around the earth! Hundreds of mile* of new cable bring telephone service to military base* and munition* plant*. Other hundred* *npply the *wiftly growing district* of de­ fense workers’ home*. A* long a* tho necessary material* can be obtained, yonr Telephone Company will do it* level best to provide good telephon* service for *11 who need it. Michigan Bell Telephone Company STBIKI A SLOW FOB YOUB COUHTBY — BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS! AUCTION SALE Having decided to rent my farm I will have an Auction Sale at tha farm locat­ ed one and one-half miles south of County farm, or three-quartan mile west and one-quarter mile north of Striker school on Section 3, Baltimore twp., on THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1942 COMMENCING AT 1 0 CLOCK SHAEP, I WILL OFFEK THE FOLLOWING: HORSES Sorrel Belgium mare, 14 yr»., in foal, registered, wgt. 1600 lbs. > Sorrel Belgium gelding, 6 yrs., wgt. 1700 lbs. This is an extra good team. Sorrel Belgium mare, coming 2 yrs., silver mane and tail, extra good one, can be registered. CATTLE Holstein cow,. 9 yrs., fresh 9 wks. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs., giving milk, bred back. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs., giving ’ milk, bred back. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs., will be fresh Feb. 1. Guernsey cow, 2 yrs., been fresh 4 mos., bred back. Guernsey heifer, coming 2 yrs., will be fresh March 26. 2 Guernsey heifers, 7 mos. old. MACHINERY Bail bearing, rubber tired farm wag. Studebaker wide tire farqi wagon. Deering grain binder, 6 ft. cut. McCormick corn binder. McCormick Deering windrow ’hay­ loader with drop deck. Deering mower, 6 ft. cut. Dunham cultipacker. 10 ft. dump horse rake. Avery sulkey plow, nearly new. John Deere 2-horse riding cultivator, nearly new. Walking plow. Avery 3 sec. drag, new last spring. 1-horse spring tooth cultivator. Set of bob sleighs. Wheel hoe. Flat hay rack, 14 ft. long. Bet of cow dehorners. Economy King cream separator with motor, good one. Set heavy tackle blocks. HARNESS Set good double work harness. 3 20-in. horse coIlan. 1 21-in. horse collar. MISCELLANEOUS Clipper fanning mill with good aiavaa. Barrel chum. 90-gal. meat crook. Kitchen sink, IS in. by 80 in. Ice longs. Plant setter. Door 3 ft. by 7 ft., glans opening. 14 ft. log chain. 8 ft, log chain. Oil drum. Caldron kettle. Felloe oiler. Carbide tank, S' x 2 heating stove*. Quantity of etove pipe. Other artlolea loo numerou* to men­ tion. TERMS OF SALE: Oaah day of a<l«, nolhin< to ba removed enlii settled ft SCOTT, HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ERNEST �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THTRSPKT. JANUARY «. 1»M • parent*. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Scott, IT VALLEY r—>»w -w. a*, n. wmi in*vv wim mi*.; Bnd Harley Taylor Chalmer Miller of Lake Odeva spent Tuesday afternoon with their Wednesday. January 2«th. AU are daughter. Mra. Harold. Rittenger Invited to attend. and family. Wednesday afternoon visitor* of i Mr. and Mra. Herbert Geiger Mr. and Mr* John F. Brake were'spent Thursday afternoon at Mr. . Rev. and Mr*. Moxon of Lake I and Mr*. Herman Buche's of Lake Odessa and Mr and Mra Arnos' Odessa. ' Wenger of NaahvIJle. Mr. and Mra. I Claude Scott of Lowell spent Duane Gray ot lake Odessa were j Wednesday with Mr. and Mra. Elsupper and evening guest*. mer Scott. Miss Frances Scott of Grand I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Geiger Rapids spent the weekend with her spent Saturday with Mr*. Ann!' CONSERVE TIRES— . CHEVROLET ENGINE—TRANSMISSION —EVERY VITAL PART Chavrolet'i new "Car Con­ servation Pion" is designed to help you keep your car tofring faithfully for tho duration, and invite* your cooperation on the follow­ ing points: (I) Observe the simple, fundamental, thrifty rule* of car care, such as keeping tire* properly in­ flated, checking battery, water, oil, etc.... (2) Get a invites the millions of patriotic, for­ ward-looking Chevrolet owners—and, Chevrolet dealers in a great national CAR CONSERVATION PLAN simple service "check-up" al your Chevrolet dealer's now, ond avoid ma|or trou­ ble* later. ... (3) See your Chevrolet dealer rtgularly. orrvROtn Miitn irtcuuzi M TTHU “COMUIVSTXM UIVKtT I. MOTO* TUNI-Ur (to to>Mm CARBURETOR AND fUll 7. STEERING AND WHEEL AUOH- S. BODY AND FENDER RIPAIK. V. CLUTCH, TRANSMISSION, REAR AXIS. 10. HEADUOHT AND ElECTRKAl CHECK-UP. 11. SHOCK ABSORBER II* VICE 11. PAINTINO, REFINISHINO, SEE YOUR LOCAL 'CHEVROLET DEALER FOR SERVICE A MOBILE NATION IS A STRONG NATION BURKHOLDER & NISCHAN, Inc HASTINGS, MICHIGAN AUCTION SALE Because of poor health I will sell the following property at my farm 3 miles south and a half mile west of Woodland or two and one-half miles east of Coats Grove on M-43 on TUESDAY, JAN. 27, 1942 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP HORSES Brown mare, wgt. 1300. Black brood mare, 10 yrs., old, wgt. 1400. Brown Belgium colt, 4 yrs., old, wgt. 1500. Black Belgium colt, 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1300. Bay Belgium colt, 8 mos. COWS Jersey and Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh last September. 2 Black Angus heifers, 2 yrs. old. 2 Hereford heifers, 2 yrs. old. 2 Durham and Guernsey heifers, 2 yrs. old. Abova heifers due to freshen in March and April. HOGS 4 0. I. C. young brood sows due to farrow in April, wgt. 300 lbs. HOGS Young 0. I. 0. boar, wgt. 300 lbs. 15 white pigs, 3 mos. old. MACHINERY John Deere cultivator, 2 horse. Belknap bob-sled. 3 sec. drag. Single disc. Wagon. SYRUP SUPPLIES 125 sap pails. Quantity spiles. Evaporator 4 ft. by 12 ft. Settling can. 3 barrel galvanized gathering tank. MISCELLANEOUS 60 gal. feed cooker and jacket. Small iron kettle. Hand washing machine. 5 bus. Alsike clover seed. Old building 10 ft. by 12 ft. Other articles too numerous to men­ tion. TERMS: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. OSCAR FLANIGAN, HARRY PEMNIHGTON, Auctioneer !SOtmiWEEST RUTLAND E»t. Grace Hart, et al. Release of' L. Bauer and wife. Lot* 594. $95 and SOUTH SHULTZ guardian filed, discharge of guar- । 596, Hatting* city. ovm IO Mr, ana »ari Donald We are glah to report that Itenuian Usued. estate enrolled. | --------Manning at Pennock hospital Jan-' Jamin Jenkin* te gaining. ---- -- • • ,qb|( ctalra Deeds uary 13 a six pound and twelve; Erwin Havens of Detroit spent lowing claims entered. ! Arthur G. paui and wife to Man- ounce baby girl. The little mis* has '*■ lhe--------u weekend “'' with ,u hte -----------parent*. Ur Mr. < Est. Ernest Wurst. Order allow­ been named Sharon Jane. Grandma , ing claims, entered, lot* 9 and 10. Bl j. Paulina Beach and Grandpa Bonneville say they PROBATE COURT Mr and Mra, Myron Bithop and Est. Adell* Weeks. Annual ac- Jolinrtown Twp. E»t. Charley.. Steven* Waiver of J count filed. do not fMl one day older and Mn. children of Charlotte were guest* . nonet, filed, ordej- appointing adErma Fisher et al lo Manlius M, G. E. Kenyon te very proud of her Friday night of her parents. Mr. -Est. Julia E Hick*. Proof of will and Mrs. Dan Douglass. mlnlrtrator entered, bond of ad- filed, order admitting will entered, first great-granddaughter. Mr and Mr* Ernest Gorham and mlt5blrator filed, letters of adnun- bond of administrator with the and 10. BL 2. Paulina Beach, Rev. and Mr*. Fred Horn and children of Kalamazoo were guests utration Lssued. order limiting set- will annexed filed, letter* testa­ Johnstown Twp. Evelyn spent Sunday with their on Saturday of the former's par­ t|CJnrl,t entered, petition for hcar- mentary Issued. order limiting ftlRichard Lynn Bogart and wife to son. Lewis and family of Caledonia. ent*. Mr. and Mra. Francis OorhlK rWatt rUK1 notice to creditors tieimnl entered, petition for near­ Manrrete Valentine. lot 8. Bl. 4., Caller* on Lorraine Maiming at ham. tesued. ing claim* filed, notice to creditor* Daniel Striker's Add. Hastings city., Luella Schrler spent several Mr. and Mr*. Lester Sonneville'* MsrgrMe Valentine to Richard j the past week and Sunday were Mr. day* the past .week in the home ot Est Evelyn E Monica. Discharge |1 Lssued of gumdlan issued, estate enrolled J WARRANTY DEEDS Lyrui Bogart and wife, lot g Bl. and Mrs. Ned Lancaster and Dar­ Mr. and Mrs Clarence Texter 4. Daniel Striker's Add.. Hastings, Evs. Frank M. rel Mr. and Mn. Elton Arnold and of Hosting*. , . .. .Hazel. Warrant Harriet Brower and others to city. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Oaks and chil­ tiled Ronald. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenund inventory, filed > Adclbert Cortright ‘ ' dren spent Bunday with their son Peter Volker* to Kenneth R. Mull Est. Emma C. Cooper. Order al- I j. Kenfieid* Add. Hatting* city. and wife. per. Sec. 28. Hope Twp.; ning of Hatting*. Mr and Mrs. and brother, Lemuel! and family lowing account entered, discharge1 Harrison Blocher and wife to D. near Quimby. of administrator issued, estate en- Loren Hershberger and wife, 80 Ac. Wm. G. Bauer and wife to Hen- ■ Jim May and Jimmy and Evelyn Mi** Helen Thompson spent over I rolled. rietla Bauer. 150 A Sec. 20. Carl- Hom of Battle Creek.,Mr. and Mr*. the weekend with her parent*. Mr. Sec 33. Woodland Twp. Harry Mlsener of Kalamazoo. Mr. Ida A. Checseman. Order Um Twp Charles F. Schafhauver and wife and Mr*. Ronald Kenyon of Nuh- and Mr*. Archie Thompson near Henrietta Bduer to Wm. G. । Albion. to Charles R. DePond and wife. 60 । Certiiicate* entered Bauer and wife. 150 Ac. Sec. 20. Mr. and Mi*. Rankin Hart of bee of Doud Corners. Est. Frank Sucke Brush Ridge were guests last Carlton Twp. |ured. . — — -. Mr. and Mr* Dole Ijtrabec. who Thursday of Hie latter'* parent*. Wm. and LZ* wife ~~ lo •••"' HenE l Elia Saekit' Order entered. Ellie Rickert to Gaylord Light,, „G. Bauer 4T7 TT Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haven*. t-Ei John C Ketcnam Bond of foot ind wife. Und. 1-3 ini. In Lot । B Hauer. E , lot 962. Hastings Hasting*. Tlieir many friend* with Mrs. Francis Gorham was a Bat­ , iKlministratrix filed, letters of ad- 8. Yule Sub. and lot I Bl 4. Hee- c ,y' them joy and happlneu. tle Creek visitor last Wednesday I ministration issued, order limiting : port village. I Henrietta Bauer to Wm. O. Bauer I Every man In thl* neighborhood and a guest Wednesday night of , mf.tement entered petition for Car| R)ck„t B|,d wlf BnU M *‘,e' Hartings city and some of the ladies attended the her mother, Mrs. Clara ... ----- ------------ Wilder --------- of. , hearing claims, filed, notice to cred- L &ton Io UaJ.]ord T u.hUoot bffle P. Goodyear to George Ed- Kellogg meting at Baltic Creek i Hatting*. .itor* iMued. , and wlIp Una 2.3 ln| (n Ut 8 j ward Goodyear et al lot* 1258.1259 Thursday afternoon Mr*. Geo Havens and sons. Erwin E-, John P. Porter. Di.charge of, y j g and lot 1 Bl 4 Freenort i “nd bIank tot bet*®*n "nd Frank Hom received a letter from “nd Hick. ww Sunday guesL* of ! admlnbtrator baueil. estate en- uU ' 1 1 *■ ^report, und Ha4lln#Jk c|t„ : Clinton last week which was po*t- ,,lr former's sister. Mrs Edw. CarI rolled .. .. . I rn* ri~ w ..1 Noble Caln and wife to Vttn marked Honolulu Hr was well and t,r Bnd ‘""‘‘T •»ar 8o«‘h Hawn­ , Est Flora C. Wood. Will filed., n‘-'1“r’7k ”.DB*Jon HasMr. B,,d and Mr Mra Hurry Dunn Dunn were were Haywood and wife. 53 3-4 Ac. ateo ail riaht I ,Mr " Harry lietition for probate filed, order for 8,i ,ot .. and ’ . Mrs. .. — . ___ . Ln Ratlin Battle Crmlr Creek ln<t last Mnndav Monday aft. aft­ fl' B,,Urno,T Twp Mr. Ronald Kenyon and! publication entered. 135; 8 • ,ot ,J3- N’» of N’» tol 2091 to attend the funeral of John Peterman to Eva A. Hecox. ulck nnd Jack and Mr> Nellie'ernoon 1 Eat. CurtL* T Ornubc. Warrant “nd N • 101 W Hasting* city. the formers brother. Spenrrr Dunn par See. 5. Hastings Twp. Klnnp of Nashville and Mr und I and inventory filed ' Marvin P. Early and wife to Louis of Bedfotd He was a former rcsiEva A Hecox to Joiui Peterman Mrs. Harry Mteener of Kalamazoo ' I Evt. Kenneth H. Garrison. An- L- Miller and wife, E'. lots 3 and ' dent here nnd friends extend sym­ P2,r J?** *' TwP I visited Mr and Mr*. Alva Kenyon | nual account'filed. H. Bl <■ A- W. Phillips Add . NashWm. G. Bauer and wife to Hen-1 ang Mina Kenyon Sunday after- pathy to Uie bereaved relative* Ert. Truman O Webber Final I ville village. Friends are sorry to leant of the ■ account tiled, order allowing ac-! Loute L. Miller and wife lo Leon rietla Bauer. 120 A. Sec. 35. Or-1 nooi serious illness of Mrs. Pullman ot I count entered, discharge of admin-1E. West and wife, kit 8 Bl. 7 H. J. angcvllle Twp. We have lost one of our pupil*1 near- Albion She lived here the Henrietta Bauer to Wm. G Bauer from school. Patricia Chamberlain : istrator issued, estate enrolled ' Kenfielda Add Hasting* City. past summer wtth her daughter, ‘ E-t. Jane Margaret Clark. AnJo*eph A. Urdle und wife to The and wife. 120 Ac. Sec 35. Orange- Her parent*. Mr. und Mrs. John .Mrs. Archie Thompson and tarnXille Twp. nual account filed state of Michigan. 40 Ac Sec. 22. Chamberlain, have moved to Drl- il>'. All hojie for her speedy re­ Wm. Q. Bauer and wife to Hen­ ton. Em Hudson L. Stescn. Annual ■ Yankee Spring* Twp. covery. account filed. I Roy KeHr>. and wlfe u, 'Wm rietta Bauer, par., tot* 6 and 7. Bl Alva Kenyon visited William Mr and Mrs. Harry Dunn at­ E-t Julia E Hicks Will filed,; Thornton and wife. par. Sec. 14. 15. Eastern Add., tot 790. Hasting* Hamilton of Bellevue Sunday. Mr. tended the Annual Farm Bureau city and Bl. "B" Clutrle* H. Bauer's Hamilton te seriously ill. petition for probate filed, waiver Rul!4nd Twp meeting at Hasting* last Wednesday. ,llw . , , 11 Fr"«>k E. Deming lo George W Add. Harting* city. Mra. Mina Kenyon and Mr and . EM. Mlles Waters, et al. Annual I Brawn c| a, par f CarlWn Henrietta Bauer to Wm fl. Bauer Mra. Alva Kenyon were dinner DOWLING account tiled. , and wife. par., lot* 6 and 7. BL 15. guest* of Mra. Ethel Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald BurgdofT Est. Jennie Grey. Annual account i J; . Catharine B Spaulding to Geo. Eastern Add., tot 790, Hastings city Walter Vickers of Nashville Sun­ and family of Rutland .spent Sun­ and BL "B" Charles H. Bauer'* day with their mother. Mr*. Anna day honoring Mr. Vickers' birthday. Est. Ella Sackett Order allowing | ,W' 40 Ac' 341 JohnaAdd. Hastings City. Glancing up on Long lake you Pierce. | claims entered. ',own Twp' Wm. G. Bauer and wife to Hen­ might think there 1* a small army, The report came last week that Est William J Liebhauser. War- | Or*a AI rant and Inventory filed. wof.Jpl a,1- lol w B Resort. ' rietta Bauer, par.. 8!» Bl. 2. Daniel but it te only fishermen catching Frank Herrington, who Is spending a ,‘ worth, et al. 99,' Arnelt Arnett's Striker's Add. N'i BL 3. Daniel fish through the ice the winter in Florida, was ill with MUi Est. A E Kenwlon. Annual ------- ' ac-,M "‘ take- Johnstown Twp pneumonia, Mr*. Herrington left at 1 Mamie Todd rt al to Sherley C. Striker's Add . tote 8 and 9. BL 3. count tiled Daniel Striker's Add. and part oi PRAIRIF.VILIT. once for the South to be with him. Bond of exulooJ antl wife, 40 ac . Sec. 20, Est. Melvin Crum. — , .. tote 574 and 593i all Hastings city. The officers of Hie W. S. C. 8. Mr. and Mr. Lyle Billing* arc lhe ecutrix filed, letters testamentary. Carlton Twp. Henrietta Bauer lo Wm. GBauer have H‘nt in a request for all in lhe proud parents of a baby boy born teaued. order hunting seltleinent I Agnes Fisher et al <o Homer J. entered, petition for hearing claims' Becker and wife, par Sec. 14. Ha*- and wife. par.. 84 BL 2. Daniel Jan. 14 at the Plainwell hospital. community who at present have Striker's Add.. N ’ . _ _. _____ BL 3. Daniel ............. The young man weighed 6'.- pounds any of the chairs, dishes or song nlcd. notice to creditor* issued, i ting* Twp. warrant and inventory filed. । Moynahan and Fnul,.lo Francis Striker's Adfl. NS BL 2. Daniel and wa* named Douglas Otto. Con­ books lo please return them as they Striker* Add., lots 8 and 9. BL 3. gratulations. are needed at the church. Daniel Striker's Add., and part of Mr. and Mr*. Orlie Pteher. accom­ The W. 8. C. 8. met Wednesday lots 574 and 593. all in Hastings city with Mrs. Earl Boulter. Officer* panied by Mr. and Mra. Mark Nor­ Phillip T. Colgrove by trustee. elected for tiie coming year were. ris of Prairieville, spent Friday with David S. Goodyear, to Hasting* City Pres . Mrs. Ernest Fare, vice pres., Mr. and Mra Fred Stanley at the Bank, lot 566 Hastings city. Mrs. Hazel Billings: Sec. Mrs Mau­ Frank Mann home west of Kala­ rice Burchett: treas, Mrs. Lewis matoo. SOUTH BOWNE Johnson. Jr.: corresp. sec.. Mrs. About twenty-eight from . here Jerry Blough son Roy and grand­ Earl Johncock. Committees were attended the meeting at lhe Kellogg son Junior of Freeport were in also named for the fall bazaar. The auditorium Thursday al Battle Grand Rapids MondayFebruary meeting will be with Mrs. Creek In the interest of rural school*. Mrs Rachel Stahl and son Ar­ Zara Boulter. The P. T. A. will hold their LaVem Calthrop L* confined to thur of Zion Hill visited Wednes­ his home by illnrs*. Suturduy eve­ monthly meeting at the sclioolday evening at Jerry Blough's. Rev. and Mrs. Olmstead. Mr. and ning callers at lhe Calthrop home house Friday evening of this week. Mra. Foltz of Freeport were Wed­ were Loree Pennock of Lowell, who Pictures will be snown and re­ nesday afternoon caller* of Will I* home on furlough from South freshment* served. Mrs. Ella Smith will entertain America. Gloria and ixwellyn Pen­ Mtehler'a. Mr. and Mrs John Richardson of nock. also ot Lowell. Mr. and Mra. about fifty relatives at her home Carlton were caller* of Mrs. Jennie Walter Warner of Doster and Mr. Saturday evening honoring the and Mra. Harold Burpee of Delton. birthdays of Mra Ellen McOlockUn, Pardee Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Al Blanchard of Mrs. Genevieve Maurer, and Mist Mr. and Mra, William Porrlit Kalamazoo were Friday evening Mary Isham. She also has a birth­ were In Grand Rapid* Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush of callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Farr. day which occurs along about this Mr. and Mr*. Mark Norris called time of year. Hastings spent Sunday at lite Will on Katie Norris at the Brower Mishler home. WEST HOPE Mr. and Mrs Ralph Sell* of Mus­ home In Plainwell, Friday. Her The Aid meeting will be held at kegon spent the weekend with her condition remains the same. Mrs. Ethel Honeywell called on the Ira McCallum home Wednes­ parents. Mr. and Mn. Roy Mc­ Mra. Mary DeBack. Sunday. day for dinner and the Commun­ Roberts. Caller* on Mrs. Jennie Norris and ity club meet* at Ray Barnes' home Mr*. Minnie Bouck I* helping to regular inspection and service especially designed to help car* care for her brother, W. H. Watt* of Lucy on Saturday were Mr* F. O. Friday evening. Mr and Mra. Harold Letter and Hughe* and Mrs Mary Shedd of Alto. * All over the Midwest Standard depend on how regularly you have Mr. and Mr* John Thaler and Delton and Mrs. Mary Flowers and family of Hickory Comers and Mr. Sunday and Mra. Clarence Johncock and ton Howard of Campbell visited Bernice of Parchment certain »ervice» performed. Some Oil Dealers are attending special Wednesday at Will Mishler's. The callers were Mrs E. A. Parker and family of Hastings were Sunday meeting* to launch this program. of thc»e service* are simple. Other* men assisted Mr. Mishler In buz­ Elizabeth of Hastings. More than ever your Standard Oil raiut be done etpertly. Have them Mr and Mrs. Gordon Foote of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson, Jr.. zing wood Dealer can be a real help to you done with the frequency recom­ Mra. William Porrltt and daugh­ and family entertained at a birth­ Battla Creek were Bunday guest* mended and you may rralise your these days. Whether or not your ter. Irene spent Sunday at the Al­ day dinner Sunday in honor of her of Mr and Mr*. Ronajd Anders. sister. Guests included Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Norton and car will see you through may car and tire conservation hopes. den Porrltt home. Mr*. Geo. Haven* and family of daughter of Athens and Mr. and Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Neeley. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Adrian- Mr*. Tuttle and son of Battle Creek SEE YOUR NEARBY STANDARD OIL DEALER son and Rusaell of Olivet. Mra. Zeb were guest* Sunday of Mr. and Mrt. Mrs Floyd Burkey of Hastings. Vellequetle of Marshall and Mr Almond Weber. and Mrs. George Adrlanson. local. The many friends of Ben Jen­ Sherman and Robert Boulter are kins of Glass Creek are sorry to entertaining the whooping cough. hear he Isn't making a satisfactory gain. HENDERSHOTT ' National Resource* of the Slate Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hendershott. Mra. Wilbur Schant* with Mr and and their use In National Defense" Mr*. Floyd Garrison attended live 1* lhe topic ot a program to be put WE'RE READY TO HELP YOU REPAIR funeral of their cousin. Mr*. Mabel on by the P. T. A. at Delton school Wood. In Hasting* last Wednesday. Monday evening. Jan. 26, Michigan Mrs. Wood was a daughter of Mr. Day. The public te invited. YOUR BROKEN EQUIPMENT and Mra Wm. Garrison and was bom nnd grew to womanhood in MILO Mr*. Jessie Payne and son. Mr*. thl* neighborhood Mr and Mr*. Ted O'Laughlin were Sadie Farr, Mr and Mrs. Herbert In Hasting* Thursday night to at­ Schoolenberg and daughter of Kal­ tend a shower honoring Mis* Per- amazoo were guests of Mr*. Anna su* Newton, at the home of Mis* Van Tyne Sunday evening for lunch. Esther Englund A. C. Clark te on the tick list Fred Van Stxealn. son of Mr. and suffering with a carbuncle on his Mra Herbert Van Strealn. 8r. was knee. Abel Eaton is there doing admitted to Borges* hospital Fri­ the chores for him. day for a week's observation. We can make your farm machinery perform anficipoft the need for parts and Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Storer and Herman Fisher of Camp Bland­ like new . . . whether you need a complete Richard DeMott of Hastings, were ing. Fla., called on Mr. and Mr*. replacements. Sunday evening callers at Albert Bradfield Tuesday. Brill'*. Twenty people from Prairieville two thing* lo keep in mind. The W 8 C. 8. dinner and school district went to Battle meeting ha* been given up for till* Creek Thursday U> attend a meet­ 1. See us now — you don't want to month on account of sickness. ing on Rural Improvement*. kind* Inclading Tractor*. Our track can pick Mrs France* Hendershott I* on lose valuable time after the spring Mr. and Mrs Henry Oermaine, the sick list this week. Some of the men here report Mr. and Mr* Merle Bradfield and rush starts. limit catches of fish thru lhe Ice son Jack attended the Barry-PralrieviUe Farm Bureau at lhe home of the past two week* 2. Steel and iron are available only on Plow points rnhsrprnrd and repolntcd. Ra­ The Hendershott P T. A. met Mr. and Mr*. George Warren at a priority baii*. By placing your last Friday night and discussed the Hickory Comers Wednesday eve­ proposed school Improvement pro­ ning. order now, you enable ut to better Mr. and Mra. Merle Bradfield gram. Mr* Floyd Garrison and Mr*. were In Harting* Wednesday where Ernie Matteson with Fred Bugbee. they attended a dinner tor Farm director of the McOmber school, Bureau member*. went to the meeting held in Bat­ tle Creek last week at tha Kellogg Out of deference lo Father, who school to hear the project discussed must focus now on taxei. inflation They report a very interesting meet­ and so forth, a New York high ing and a large crowd to hear it. ichool hat entirely done away with home work It we have Interpreted lhe news PHONE 2585 429 $. MICHIGAN AVI., correctly, there It now a thortage They say hou»ln« in one tnHASTINGS, MICH. of those twisted wire coat-hanger* everywhere, except maybe In every­ fense worker* are throwing squir­ body! closet* rel* out of the hollow tree*. Strong of Pinhook. Rev*. Roy and Opal Houghton of Lake Odessa vis­ ited Mrs. Strong Sunday. She fell on the ice recently and injured her elbqw. Ruuell Taylor and son Burton of Berlin spent Friday at Harley Toy, Beulah Kime spent Sunday afternoon with Areta Mlllt r. | Rrvival services are being held at the church each night. Rev. C. I N. Storme* te the evangelLrt. Come out and hear the gospel preached., ---------------------------------------------------------- j RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk COURT HOUSE NEWS ! F CAR CONSERVATION HEADQUARTERS Standard Oil Dealers have mobilized to protect car life, make tires last longer Mr. Farmer! TMMBiUlEF WELDING AND MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS B. L. PECK and ERICK McLEOD �Till HA1TIHG. «AHNT», THUUDAT, AAXl'A.T H. 1H1 4om£' EY, you with the fifty dollar suit! You there, buying H that hundred buck radio like a Hollander buys a stew pan. We want to talk to you. That’s right, you’re the fellow, driving that farm tractor that’d probably bust an English squire, and going to town on Saturday across a prairie you can darn near drop all Belgium into . . . more horsepower under your foot than an Italian ever sees. You, mister, ignoring those skyscrapers a Londoner gog­ gles at, and taking your sleepy-time shut-eye eight thousand feet above the Mississip’ between business deals. Selling vacuum cleaners over a li’l county big as Denmark and tending a punch press for more than Petain’s salary. Sure, we’re talking to you! Say, friend, what’s the matter with you lately? fifth grade kid in a sixth grade room. You’ve been acting like a Whoever gave you the insane idea that you are a sissy, your country a jellyfish and your statesmen just plain dumb? Detroit. Miami. Where did you get that crazy notion that the English are smarter than you, Bridge of Ships in 1918. the Germans better organized, the Japs cleverer and laughing up their kimono do the goldarnest, the biggest things in the world and next minute forget sleeves when they’re really scared petrified? you’ve done them. Why, you’ve been getting the New York. You Los Angeles. For all your talking you are much, much too modest; and with the whole world leaning on you—brother, that’s dangerous. jumps every time ycu read a Washington news headline. You might sell yourself the wrong bill of goods and let someone else run the show. Listen, you bewildered, long-legged, overgrown Tarzan . . . you’ve grown up into a giant and you don’t know it yet. You’re still carrying around that old Let’s forget the flag-waving. That’s Hitler stuff anyway—childish. Forget "I’m just a little colonial" complex from the dim and distant past; still apolo­ we’ve got the biggest navy in the world and getting bigger every hour. For­ gizing for living on the right side of the Atlantic Ocean. get we’re turning out more; planes Wake up! don? Why, do you know what they’re calling the U« S. A. over in Lon­ Big Brother of the British Empire! just brother. But Big Brother. Get that. Not daughter. Not That from old Mother England herself! You figure it out. Look. yards. You are so doggone lucky they ought to You’ve got everything. Take this matter of back­ Englishmen, Italians, Spaniards—they live in our stride and the headaches that will follow it, and lick ’em all, one by one. But don’t forget—don’t ever forget—the uncompromising fact that America A whole new world. world. Don’t forget that, like it or not, this world of the future is going to be an American world, the era now dawning an American age. And don’t for­ And" they get that America can meet her responsibilities as the world’s great leader and But you own a example only if Americans hold up their heads, bravely and intelligently, and countries. have all built up wonderful national cultures of their own. continent. than the Nazis, now at their today remains the great pillar and strength of mankind, the hope of the Let’s get things straight. name you Steve Brodie. this minute frantic peak. Forget all that. Forget even that we’ll take this war business in You have built up a completely new way of life, actually a dazzling new civilization that is the hope of the present recognize them now. As a free American you must help carry part of that heritage of responsibility. and the key to all the future. Englishmen believe in America. No need to remind you of what you’ve done, what you can do. school books written down. It’s all in the The Panama Canal. Grand Coulee Dam. The Germans are going to believe in it. all of Hitler, many of them do now. For It ia time that Americans believed in America, too. THE HASTINGS BANNER �THF HASTINGS BANNER, THITtsn^Y. J ANT ARY GSCR YBRIDS [ purity Yield Is depend­ We can supply you with a KX Hybrid that will mature. ent on matur ity.Abigyiel caught by frost isn't If you’ve never fried KX, plant at l«a>t a Few acres in 1942. You will plant more in 1943. worth much. SEED CORN Place Your Order For Seed NOW FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. miiiim Want to Buy or Sell? Hot Off the Griddle! I A NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE, a peach, lor $3000. ANOTHER BRAND NEW HOUSE, G rooms and bath, garage, for $3800. I l> ► AND IN FARMS we have a IGO acrjjs just north of Gouts Grove, lays level, complete set of buildings, has electricity, wonderful soil, some nice woods, $10,000. WE HAVE A BARGAIN in a vacant’lot near Philo Sheldon's, with abstract for only $350. These are all exceptionally good buys. h EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER ► STEBBINS Bl ll.DING PHONE 2659 We believe that— ► The Best Investment on Earth, I: Regulor check-ups now will save you big'repair bills later on. Why not take advantage of scientific Andrus serv­ ice .. . to extend the lifetime of your car. to give you those' extra miles of safer, surer driving VULCANIZING ALL KINDS GENERAL TIRE AND TUBE REPAIRING ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime. For night ice phono 2352 or 2230 Cor. Jeffertoa aad Court Sts, Hastings, Michigan BaOmIm, VMsKaM Wipara Yoleaaislag Graaaiai Wuhinf 1 turned to their home in Delton lost Mra. Morton Freshney and Allen church went toDelton Monday ,. week nnd lheformer seat Cleveland received short letters from night of la*t weck a.* n farewell ui.u mr - VUIII-I L* ta Ihta ILA s-.a, _. . ----------k jt Lewis Visbeck this gathering for Walter Grifleth. son ; nt Lansing this------week, at .. tiie meet­ M. Bnd ' ing ut the legislature. past week .stating they do not ex- Of p,fr.Slltt m^. Grifleth who I Miss Nettie Howard and h-r .... licet to be home lor some time. Mr. expects soon to be ta lhe U. 8. a Visbeck. who was Injured In an service. ! nephew. Morri* Howard, of Tojyla. The annual meeting of the MidI wfte Thursday- visitor* of the for­' nuto accident ta Grand Rapids dur_$er. w«.R.Harper. Ing the hoUdoy*. was taken to Uie dbvlHe Co-operativeCreamery; mer's outer, sister. mra. Mrs. w Harper. Mrs HarryB.ilsch rnttr.i dned h0,1,e of ,lU d“UKl“cr Mrs James company will be HeldWednesday. ।Ite uudmu ol lhe T.-K. Kta.ll °L“e! “• ““ d“ . . . L xonra u ", *5.,?" i Budd Brankema who has bcen' °>><>ru.T । tai week. TursO.y I— ..—,. (n , Milo Shaw farm has gone w. *•»»■'»*» »« ‘he . Tttap.wn. » ntalnl ol mil, n Mr J>n ,„ mnvwl „ m «. Mr Xlnrr .TnnaaA In « . «1>U »ho .te plhnl brtore Ito p„t J ter. TM. Tburwloy klrrnmon.. Ktty B,nlu„ „u,:. > Rev. Jata Lauiwrunh, nallvr „ very p«lnfu| Alli nrrk Hu ah,,, . Ruulnn enthralled hl* hearer* with (Cr Scott was over to see biddrr of the DirmUer iiMrrii»4 hl* experiences. The same evening j,tai Sunday. In •• > l.e -4A.xe nt lhe Methodist church Mr and Mr*. Frank Lake and m*i member.*atofathe o G meeting club of Grand "n 10 30 Bu r>dJrd Rapid* dinner WedHe la still very weak from J for A '1,,fss M al the K Ls ol P ।,and it was regrettable that *o‘ family entertained their sun and «»r min.v outside tatcrosta prevented family of near Hasting* Sunday. I . . Hl. tmm nneuuinnln which .. nevday evening nt her home on hi- illness from pneumonia which temple for election of directors, and a weli-flllrei church. Hi* audience Mra. Bert William.* of Middle-1 .mi followed the Injuries. other business. A free lunch at noon now know many inside fijeu about. vllle spent Friday here with her! "' »h»reon,>u Grand Rapids St. A dozen Indies enjoyed the Social will be followed by nn afternoon Russia that they do not gain by1 daughter. Mrs. Philip Nichol*, Sale of defense stamju and bonds ,. rB , nuiu „ at T.-K. school begat. Tuesday of club meeting nt the home ot Mra program at the T -K. schoolhouse. nrw>pn|J newspaper*, radio or hearsay. { Floyd I .eClear has rented the -- -----joci'librarian - x.k—. Mrs <arm of Mrs otta hcqh «.*. ««».'WiU «... lust week nnd netted 112733 the C L. Hiar. Wednesday. Following w-hlch includes entertainment by; Our good dinner,• bridge nnd the Knapp nnd “ white is acting »» ns v.w. chairman of lhe .1 ------Bcott who been- helping out first dny. Largest sales wen- made •hr usual -------■ ■ family of ,Ionia ... w«mc, w ----- •has —----by the rooms of Wm. Ferguson and visiting completed n a pl-innnt pleasant time time, sjMinker speaker from M M. S. c c. and farm victory ttouk Book campaign—a national'Olis national'‘l>e Oils Scott farm during Mr. MLss Sorters. Every Tuesday I; Mra Hits Faulkner of Delton was bureau m0V(. lo |llacc ln lhl. nnny , Scott's illness and death. ha« re.. . son ... was born ... to Mr. and n ana „, somP u ,-------------------------------------------------derignated as defens- tamp and z. a ““t."ra Mrs Mark Ritchie won high hlch A baby and maiitic marlne kul( conv or . turned to his former---job which----he bond day nnd till* fl—*1 ten mln- honors I——In 'n bridge hrlrl— und nn«t Mra. Marric Smith Kmltlj of Grand flrnnrl Rapid.'. Rnnlrf« 1I ...mirations ... . ._j-------- -for — irft at Hla hmthar*- Hnma Mra Flora Mr. Hanjs have — voted money left tn lo aultf aseirt at hia brother's home. the consolation. The next at Butterworth hospital Tuesday.; * . h.mk. boxes have beenWo,d received SaUtnlay from Word Utes tire devoted to that purpose in Hunton ...111 K.. u'llK Mrs. Ritchie. J..!,'', .In lit,. ' 13. 1*1 This 't’hU Vlr, .,, I n . _ i»^lofllci' . .. “ 11’1111"" li" Pvt. Theodore Wiennga. who has meeting will b.-with Jan makes'II Mrs. ppTced^n ” the'** .: been stationed at Fort 8111, Okla , Mt mid Mra. Warren Alkn und Smith a great-grandmother brory for good used books This! Mra Ray L>on* was ho**** “» campaign dura not ask for maga- was that he had been transferred Evnrt left for st piicrsbun:. iiu. .rn Hugh ot Grandvilto ».re Satu»y — ... _Alli a>< — ww.ea — ’ln'2 ' h“ lm“" Monday of lust week after spvnding urd,«: viators at the Glenn Allen the regular meciing of the Masters-. ' Jones circle. Thursday " ‘ " ‘ ■■'-■■• l i W ca n ips and the W. 8. C. s, has .nd >h. w. s, c. s. hui“ tBI» tta“- , . , the weekend with his roti-in, Mrs. home at Pnrmelee. Mr and Mra Wilber Rosenberg when twenty-one ladies gathered for ^.a^ien thrv for Camp CounJ. L. Rugg and husband Mr and Mrs. Ray Barton andtlit- of Plainwell visited his brother. •“ “!• -lor Re». !««>' Rl.flman ol Port Mrs. Sybil Warner entertained vuiun. followed lhe .levo- c,„„r „„ ,, ,o u„ • tie son of Byron Center visited Claude and family »» northwest - -----------------M Rcv : E c>rt,y o, ,n, service and business session i her MMer, Mrs. Loren Johnson, and ’Ihortiapple. Monday. Mrs. Claude' tlonal Hustings. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alec Mc­ OuDEB FOB PUBLICATION | otlwr relatives in town Saturday Rowiibs-rg ts able to lie around the and dainty refreshments were 1 of the committee notified—mem- Callum of crevallls. Oregon. On ■ sum .4 MIrbil hou-e after a month’s illne.v. but served by Mrs Lyons, assisted by , bers of which are Mrs Wm. Sweet, । afternoon. Sunday, they all visited Mr. and 1 Mr and Mrs. Andrew Finkbeiner must remain quirt because of her; Mrs. Fenton. Two tidies. Mrs.;I Mrs. T. J Berry. Mrs. IJnwcod Mrs. Charles Sunton near Green ' Floyd Helrigel and Mrs. Vernon I । went to Bangor Friday nnd re­ heart. Burdick and Mra. Fred Stokoe. Of Lcke. Mr. and Mrs. McCallotn also Cheater Baxter is feeling much Hooper, who came here recently I course, no ladies, magazines are mained over Sunday with their visited their cousins. Hermun and son. Rev. Elvin Finkbeiner and -better than he has for some time, from Detroit and ioitudng respec-l wanted but National Geographies. Vern Neil und families. | _lively, added their names lo •; Reader* Digest. Colliers. Saturday ' family. This Monday they left for. wc are glad to hear. ________________ , A. R. Windes was home from De­ Florida where they plan to.spend a , Franklin Millner, wiio Ls in the membership roll, I Evening Post. Outing, or Sports. | troll over lhe weekend. submarine service of Uncle Sam. > Many new telephones have been Mechanics und the reading your I -1 suup.e couple montlu. - Mr. and--Mrs. Jack Perry and• — litMrs. William Sweet has been hav- came home Saturday night for a inst'alied this past w-fk by lhe own son would be Interested in.1 tie son of Kalamazoo were Satur­ ing trouble with her back the jiast three days' stay with his parents, Bell Telephone Company und the Copies six montlu old can be used. day night and Sunday guests of th .... D.um: Mltlher of new book which will be out next! tuo -A.-i;. -I..! . i •dr ,p. Jack's folks here. l.eiKiito: n hip. before going o:: month should be quite enlarged ns1 , I*. Garden Club The Jenkins children are enter­ ; Mrs Isabel Lepper is staying with to the Qrciit Lakes Naval Station more nnd more people find it a ne­ U. Garden club was cn- raining the chicken pox at the I her granddaughter. Mrs Roy Steen foi further training. He enlisted cessity. Latest installed and num­ nt the home of Mrs Janet home of their mother. Mrs. Juanita and has seen consider­ . .. bcr* are as follows—Jack Rosenberg-, _________ I and family, for the balance of lhe las’, spring Jenkins. I Schinper Thursday, with thirteen then able of the world since then. .170 P 5: Mrs. Susan Baxjer. 133 F 3; ! winter. Mrs. Warner returned Sunday Mrs. Anna Meeter and Jicr sister. | Vernon Hooper. 106; Harry Will- members, one guest and two children Mh>s Pauline Walker. Helen Brog present. A short business meeting evening to stay with Mrs. Sowcrby. I and Virginia Welfare spent title Helen Peterson of Kalamoxoo. were ynrd 70 P 11: Mrs. Hattie Stevens, Bob Bryans from south of Has­ callers Sunday on Mr. und Mrs d Frank Cotnan. 83 F 21: Dale followed the pot luck dinner with ! weekend at the former's home at tings the Sunday of— ML*s . the president. Florence Coinan------------was --------------------- -guest ---------Henry Shively in Yankee Springs, uc. 78 ; Robert VnnderVeen. 37 F Jackson. The roll call wae respond-1 Betty Flanders at her home here, ’ and‘ Mra. Joe Lardle Lardle of of CaleCale- sMLss E Evelyn Allbrecht Ls able to Mr. 5; mihert Hubert Xfnrehnu.se Morehouse. Rfl 86 FF 4: 4: Ber- presiding. MUs ed to with miscellaneous items. It I Mrs. Florence Blackford, who has • • nnd. up after ...two weeks' . !'Ionia were Tuesday guest;.. gueiL',. nice Johnson < Ernest Ball resi| be dressed was voted to help with the Victory : been working in Hastings, has re­ iho works i.. in De- dencel 33; E. W. Goodwin. .18 F 22. serious illness with a gathering in' Henry DhvLs who Book campaign and a collection! turned lo her home near here and *■*— in *“ Bowens ---------------* -----------the ear. We all hope she will soon,‘roil, was-al his home Perd Johnson. 69 F 21: Clyde was taken nt the meeting Win. will help her son-in-law and daugh... to return to .her — studies ----- . |, Holmes residence nt Bower Mills <nr for tho the weekend. weekend. — ; be able at..sriti. Ferguson, T.-K. school grade teach- । ter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scott, move Benn threshing has occupied -the installed recently, 64 F 14. the T.-K. school. ORDER FOB PUBLICATION er. was guest speaker and talked on, to the Homer Bates farm, I Miss Kay Krauthi-lm. senior at M time of some of the farmers even principles und design* of a garden. PABANT ' . S. C. I* a member of the T.-K. though in mid-winter. Claude Ros­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lewis also .showed pictures he had taken 1 , 1. « enberg. who operates a threshing who live at Barlow lake, fell from o. wild no..?, .nd garden, .hleh I /•“' «h» ’’ ’ I faculty for three montlu while do­ much .n>o><d N.lumh In n, । *“'1 ” ; ing practice teaching. She assists, rig. finished the season Jan. 14 when bls high chair Saturday morning I Principal Earle VanSieklc and Ho- he threshed out fifty bushels of No. striking a toy sustaining a serious flowers Terrestrial and Celestial Harry William* and Bob Toton I mer Cunningham with their classes. 1 beans ut tiie John Snyder farm at neck Injury. The doctor was imme­ on b) Oara GUI was very ofH^uWS“7nd Mn J Todiately summoned and he was taken I in mathematics nnd history. She is Duncan ,lake. “1"’ Mra. Isto Kenjon will entertain ]nn ttnd wn Ray Jack y^ier Mr. and Mrs. Ross Staurter and to Pennock hospital at Hastings and ' staying at the Talbot home while In I son Lyle of Bowne township, were lay in an unconscious condition the group At her home on Feb. 5 of parm<.iee were Bunday dinner | town. with a pot luck dinner and meet- rumU of Mr alld M„ Cfarc wu. Sunday visitors of her mother. Mrs. from 10 A. M. until 2.30 P. M. The I Rev. Ira Carley accompanied' by Hattie' Smith. in«. Hams. Mrs Bob Tolan and infant first X-rays taken did not reveal I his daughter. Geraldine, were at Grlffelh—Dean D*lr°“ *“h b" Mrs. Martha Brandstetter. Mrs. just the nature of lhe trouble but Caledonia Wednesday evening to | the faculty meeting of the school. Joe Banish and Gordon Cove of there ts a possibility two bones are taih da Mr and Mrs. Robert Dean, Mr.. Mr flnd cllflon Campbell I Students from the schools of Way­ Grand Rapids were Sunday guests broken. He' was brought to hta nnd Mrs. Glenn Griflelh. Mr. and! ca)led on Mr nnd Mrt tester .RayOffire. h. ! land. Middleville. Kcllcgsvllle und of their nephew nnd cousin. Bur­ home Saturday night. His father is Mrs. Harold Grifleth, Go.tlclb > mond Of near Ostego Tuesday and | Byron Center discussed the subject dette Wadd and wife. Mrs. Hanbh's nn employee of the Blake Oarage Knechele and Mrs. Lewi* Finkbeiner f,mnd their son-in-law very 111 Arthur Aubll. son of Mr. nnd Mrs. and ton Wayne, were in Lansing wllh pneumonia. He passed the "Things I Like and Don't Like in only son. Robert, who Ls a second Teachers ' Miss Gerry spoke for the lieutenant in tiie army air carps, Monroe Aubll of Leighton town­ Saturday evening to attend the crisU Friday and is a very little I local school. No faculty members of is now stationed as nn instraclor at ship. was 'called to service Jan. C, wedding of Ml* Phyllis Dean of, better. Emmettc Campbell went Kelly Field. Texas. , und is located at Fort Dlx. New Umsing and Paul Grifleth of Slur- J Sunday to attend to the dairy work the other schools were invited. Miss Marjorie Chandler of the Jersey. Several TUther-young men ot gin. Central Methodist church was j for a lime. Mr and Mrs. William Liebler drove to Toledo, Ohio. Thursday T.-K faculty had the misfortune to this locality expect to leave soon the scene of the wedding at 8 Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Fish and after her mother. Mrs. J. P. Slaw- injure the ligaments of her knee for various camps. Edward Smith, o'clock, where in the light of tapers children of Middleville were Sunson. who accompanied them home while tobogannlng with a party of son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith the young couple spoke their vows day evening callers nt the Clare friends at------------Jackson--P|trk Friday evening for a visit. ------------—near Grand of Green Lake, a teacher in the ta the presence of two hundred rel- Williams home. ’ -- The Hudson schools, will leave Feb. 2. ntlves and friends with Dr. E Mrs. Ray Lyons and her cousin, ’ Rapids Sunday of’ Inst-------week. ORPER FOR PUBLICATION _______ Hlalr of Mlrhlu ' Mra. Herman Neustrcl nnd little result was she was unable to attend mamey Stanley vaoni Coors a* as uncent,officiating clergy- 1■ Wlien the weather change. «ud;*on Dean, who arc visiting here, her school teaching duties until IrlFIRjf al the Oth and 7th grade man Attending the bride was MLv dPn,y- *7 York s telephone weath' from North Dakota, went lo Mer-, day but is now getting about with pupils of T.-K. school leave Sunday Mary Griflelh of Sturgis, sister of 7 j ritt Friday and visited at lhe homes tiie old ot cratches. afternoon for the Kellogg camp at the groom, nnd P-olcrt Dean. <200 tails In half an hour. ! of the former * brother und sister All director* of the Farmer* State brother of the bride, wan beat man. Alfred Davis und Bert Brigg*, until Bank were re-elected at the annual Twcnb'-flvc boys and twenty-five meeting of the Farmers State Bank girls wflf participate in the en­ James Roeers of Sturgis. A recep-] LEGAL NOTICES with their । tion witli lovely refreshments fol­ I William Campbell of the Detroit Tuesday a* things seem lo be mov­ campment together I school* spent the weekend ut home ing along in a very satisfactory' teachers. Mis* Madge Hunsberger lowed the ceremony. w ith his jiarcnu. Mr. und Mrs. Chas manner. Stockholders were much and William Ferguson. The four The young couple are both grad-: notice to creditors I Campbell. are glad to know the pleased last week with another senior student* who will go as as­ uates of Micldgan State College, j ‘ l««n. | latter is gradually convalescing semi-annual dividend payment— sistants are Don Carter. Clinton Paul, the son of Mr. and Mrs.' nf >' Adams. Retha Suva cool and Nyla Shirley Grlffelh of Sturgis. Is a from her recent operation. ; ' Mr. and Mrs. Ch^r Bro*: and chll- fleers are President. William Krone- Kingsley. commissioned ensign, und recently1 president. Arthur Mr. and Mis J. F. Schlpper and completed hLs training at the: , dren spent the weekend with rcla- wittcr: vice Thede: cashier. Earl Lee; rus t, children visited relatives In Grand Great Lakes Training Station, and live* in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Will Trumble received 11 card cashier/Burdet Benaway; directors. Rapid* Sunday. Mr. Schlpper also with his bride left on Sunday for' from Harry Morgan of Ypsilanti thi' Arthur Bell. Charles Robertson and called to see Lewis Vi&beck. the his new assignment at San Fran­ । jiast week telling of the •ertuus con- William Oocklcr. school custodian cisco, Cal. Resident* of » the road north of Mra. Vert^ Thomas of Parmelee dition of his mother. Mrs Metta I Morgan, formerly of Middleville and Leighton Evnngeliral church were will entertalfr^atja miscellaneous G1.ASS CREEK Miss Joan Erway of Kalamazoo ■ Parmelee but now living in Ponca Anally dug out of their hibernation shower this Wednesday afternoon | City. Okla., with her son. Llewel­ Wednesday when four snow plow* honoring the former Marian Kcagle was a weekend guest of her par-' ent*. Mr. and Mra. Rny Erway., lyn. The card stated she had suf­ of Allegan county cleared the I fcred the -econd stroke which blocked highway. A cablegram ha* been received She had as supper guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Keegstra and by Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Visbeck an­ evening. Miss Donna Welsh of Alic-! , paralyzed her left aide und was in a semi-conscious condition The two little sons of Grand Rapids nouncing the safely of their son gan and Miss Lois Clouse ot Kain- notice to cbeditobs first stroke paralyzed her right side were Sunday visitor* of her abler. Charles who wa» on a boat al Pearl mazoo after which they attended the basketball game in Hastings. Mrj. Blanch Segerstrcm. in com­ Mrs. T. I. GlUett and family. Harbor. Mra. Russell Whittemore and Ar -1 Mr. and Mrs Eugene Allen, who pany with tier cousih. Mrs. Cora The former Charlotte Wolowicz. McKay of Lowell, left on Friday moved from Hasting* to the Della whose husband Ls in service and lene spent last Thursday with Mrs.1 Allen home la*t full, are parent* of who lives with iter people at Bowens Melvin Smith of Goodwill. i for u three weeks' trip to Florida. Mr and Mrs. Robert McGlocklin j M.rrh* a. !» i»c{, Mr and Mrs. Andrew Finkbeiner n little «pn born Saturday. Jan. 17. Mills is in a Grand Rapids hospi­ were honored.with a family gather-, at the Bob Bowman home on west tal as a result of freezing her hands and family of Hastings and Louis f"r-»onn. ah.iaiii rtraitor ing and dinner Friday Hl home. a week ago Saturday. She had ac­ Havens of Battle Creek were Sun- i '(.r‘; — ., —the Muin st. • I'ri.liatr IHfirc. I : of their daughter. Mrs. WHbera Mr. nnd Mrs Paul Faulkner. companied a younger brother to day guests at POrrest Havens'. On|,,(n ■ Klump west of town, prior to theilr who had been th Florida since New Wayland f<tr groceries and they Friday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis.; departure on their Florida trip, Year’s, returned home Thursday were on their way home when the local, and their guest. Mrs. Bertie j NiakvilU. rvchlng. and were glad to gel back car became stuck, and before they Ortbnng of Grass Lake were ’ Sarah Os'.roth. and her son-in-law to the home town. They report Mrs. could get to E. Springer's for help guests there. ' and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Faulkner's mother. Mrs Mr and Mrs. Wm. Whittemore. I Nellie she was badly chilled. We are in­ Adams, all of Maple Grove. Mr. and Cro,'.s. as feeling quite well after formed the fingers have been Lowell WhKtemore and son Rodger; Mrs. James Clark and daughters. her serious illness. lanced but not amputated as re­ ot Delton, were callers al Chas. I notice to cbbditobi Whittemore's. Rodger will remain Ruth Ann nnd Kathryn of Parme­ Owing to the deep snow In lhe ported. lee and Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Flnk- side roads the attendance at the The T.-K. debating team, con­ with his grandparents while Ids uTond meeting of the Middleville sisting of Maxine Finkbeiner. Janies beiner. local. Brotherhood Monday evening was Faulkner and Gerry Carley, won the Schaffer's point. Payne take, w*» not large' However. threw present laurels over Rockford team at tiie — Ray , Otis ---------------of Kalamuzw --------------------3pen I lhe j scalded quite badly on her arm and enjoyed a very fine program. above city Monday of last week in weekend al Fred Otis', hip. the first of the week when a Misses Helen Coman and Maxine their last debate of the season. Mr and Mrs. Robt. Shrlcker. Jack; teakettle boiled over as slje went Finkbeiner.-violinist*. with Miss They upheld the affirmative tide of and Jerry of Richland were Saturto fix the fire. Fortunately she had Donna Gulsler. piano accompanist the regular question. day ' callers at Chus Whittemore's. <a phone arid called neighbors as her furnished some splendid musical , mra. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Erway and Mra. rear! Pearl nenyun Kenyon accumpaniea accompanied husband Ls employed out of town. numbers, nnd three sets of films Tier son-in-law and daughter. Mr. baby of Muskegon and Mr. and Fire which is supposed to havefrom the department ------------- ---------------of conserva- and Mra. Harold Griflelh. to Lan- Mra. Maurice Erway of Grand; i eaaaarr «. a. i». imi started from a kitchen chimney. non completed a fine entertainment. sing Saturday evening and will Rapids were visitors at Roy Er-1 Ntmrt Clasaai. J«4g( ot Probata Tuesday morning Of last week, de- Two sets of pictures were Michigan spend a couple of weeks with her way’s over the weekend. Try Our Want Column Some Neiv Bargains MIDDLEVILLE '.'Aw NORTHRUP KING * CO.'S HYBRID 1947 | SOUTH THORNAPP1.E ' XOTICR Or FOMBCLOIUM stroyed the large home of Prank reenea and one was the Oregon non. Sidney and family. D. Cutler ta Yankee Springs town- trail. The Fatlier and Son banquet - --- — -• —— - --------Mr. and Mrs Philip Nichols and »hip oti tiie .west county line. The'al the school is the next meeting passed away January 11 at hta,fBm|iy entertained Saturday night iiouse known tm the Williamson scheduled for February 8. home In Home Acres near Grand and Sunday, her sister and brolhplace was a large brick residence The T.-K. basketball boy* played Raplds after a long period of fall- er-ln-law. Mr and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mr*. Leon Slater of valued at »7.000 and well-built and Woodland Friday night and lont to Ing health. For many years he was Engeraon and little son of Grand •urvlrAr, *• mortiurtt Grand *Rapl<i* called on Mr. and the walls still stand Arm. Tiie in- that team for the flrat in three a successful farmer of Leighton Rapids, also Philip's mother. Mra. lk«-aialh hv j RwMrs. W. K. Liebler Sunday of last terior was destroyed but some con- yean of Central "C" league rivalry, township later moving to the Grand Grace Nichols, who is assisting at 134 ia lh« •file* ut ifa week The men were tuscclatcs tenu were saved. Wc sympathize The score was 30 to 24. Perhaps Rapids suburb where he was in! the Luke Benaiba home. Mrs. Senwhile both were employees of the with Mr. Cutler who Is getting along boy* If you had played A home you biuiness. He served as pirsident of seba has been ill but is some betAcres-------------bank for ---------several .ter at this writing. May store. m years and whose wife died a woujd have been tops—but nover the Home -------I The Woodland Knight* of few year* ago. He and a hired boy mlnd. someone has to lose High S«.rvlvtn« I* hta wife. Agnes. ’ Clarence Shaw and son of near Nashville called on ills mother. Pythias were entertained by the lived In lhe home nnd ills son across *corcr* for MlddleviUe were Serijan »daughter. Mrs. EdithNichol*. , local Knights this weck Monday ‘he way. Cutlervllto-wa« named for wlln 11 pointe and Finkbeiner with ‘hree sons.Leviof Green Lake, nnd Mrs Ada Shaw and brother Milo Haney and evening. There was recond rank Mr. Cutler who once owned the 8. --------- — -* Edward -------- - of Middleville. Shaw last Friday. Miss Juanita Lake of Kalama­ Funeral services were held at the uork and lunch. land on which the hospital now Mrs clart BUm fcU down j Robert Rugg has been transferred *‘ft,,dK house step* one day recently and ! Griggs St. Evangelical church on zoo and friend Tommie Haywood spent Sunduy here with her parfrom Ciimp Wallace. Texas. - to Clyde Holmes, who has been con- injured her foot. Il seem* a slight ,Wednesday afternoon. Interment was tn lhe Caledonia cemetery. , Camp Davis. N. C.. for a short netted with the Bennett Auto injury but gradually became worse unp*M on Mid st ths dsi* o Mrs. Duiu Ptouer was at her family. I training and then will be sent to a Company ns salesman for some and she was taken to Pennock Itos- .nome mr a *few 'hours. Wednesday ; who Injured his "Wk Li’sm” ,(gia«n*""rfa»lpai*lsBi1l,g5»,«i fur ’ “ ! new *«ranip in Penn. Rotart has1 time, has severed hta connection pjul at Hasting*. Thursday. X-rays twine while cnruuie enroute iruni from uiun Eaton itapias Rapids , “nd ta Moo- hni»r„i and no >ait er pro»Min<» si ia — -■li —Krltor .®*k*ng ———• treatments —;—;hnmr — been tlamfcrred Into a new branch account of Jhc new auto ban nnd revealed the cause of trouble was while _ . — . . .. t Um nr In ,ug It I to Grand Rapids. She .. is feeling |*iter anrl harlr back_hornC> „ ILor , of the army work that he finds very' °l*“cd “P hls snrnge ut Bowens a blood clot so she is taking a few , InteresUng and enjoyable. Mill*. .Mr Holme, ope rated hl* busi- days' re»t cure in the hospital. f .....,. .u_j | Rep. nnd Mra. E. E. Faulkner re-. ”**• ti25‘££ ,or ycnr*' lhe youn» people of the Bapttat 'sicxnesx ?°2.IFu!t0n,o! ' ,r°WwSt � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-01-29.pdf 3510d8c06f103bd480061b48b1d73893 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. 1942 12 PAGES COOPERATION OF RURAL DISTRICTS IS REQUESTED VICTORY DRIVE FOR BOOKS CONTINUES Reading Material For Uncle Sam's Force* Needed / Have you made contribution of one or more books for the Victory .Hook campaign? These books are ip be sent to the army, navy. HASTINGS BANNER Returns From Red Croitt War Relief Fund Campaign Fall Short of Assigned Quota । A RUMOR SPIKED In view of rumors being ci/^ cplated to the effect tliat the' United State* government is planning tn confiscate savings accounts. Secretary of the Treas­ ury Morgenthau issued the fol­ lowing official denial: "I wish tn state most emphatically that there are no foundations what­ ever for such rumors. The fed­ eral government does not have under consideration any proposal involving ti>e confiscation of savings deposit* of this country for any purpose. Furthermore, anyone circulating rumors of thl* character is acting against the welfare of the nation." SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 to 8 'SAMUEL DICKIE THE FIRST SUPT. OF HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS NUMI THIRD DRAFT REGISTRATION And FEBRUARY 1 Headed Our Schools 1873-77. Was Gifted Man Educator. Had Original Ways of Discipline. Later Head Of Albion College. BY M. L. COOK Those From Inclusive, Mutt Register The Barry County Draft Board The old. frame, iwostory'. four- Schoo) was held In theae buildings has received notice from Blate Again this week. Mrs. Waltur • room sciiool house, which stood on through the winter and spring of Perkins, county chairman of the* the present Central school square 1871-72. and for the entire school Headquarters for Selective Service Wur Relief fund campaign for the 1 when our family came to Hastings, year of 1872-73. ending in June as fallows: Red Cro&x. Ls appealing to township | Advance Preparation for Third was destroyed by fire one evening 1873. y . and rural chairmen to send in their ' ' in — " remember -------- In the architects prelate 1871. -I well themeantime ... -- -------------—--------- - ------ Registration, February 16. 1942. reporta and the money collected, In accordance with the proetamabrllllknt spectacle caused by the pared plans and contracts were let as the drive is supposed to close । what we ,u then the mounting flames of tiuit burning for “ •**• — *“ considered • •• — tlon of the President, Michigan will , I .structure. You can imagine the wry beautiful brick. ihrer-sUrry hold its third registration under the Mr* Perkins reports that up to'CAflAI WADKFD^ Selective Training and Service Act anda roomy basement school house. serrow (?) of thirteen-ycar-old ------------.------------------------------------■Tuesday afternoon of this week, the JVWML If VIvIlLflJ lad as he contemplated the pros- with it* high tower, which stood for on Monday. February IS. 1942, for , pect of an extended vacation! But fifty years on the Central grounds, xxrusi £ TFM ’• UfclW tVUhJk that was not to be Our fond Cut Berea sandstone wa* the maance of *1506 54 of the *4300 quota dreams of idle month* were rudely terial used up to the height of the toforc reghtered. Tills registration still unpaid. The total collected in I dashed by the prompt action of the torment, with ornate window ’ the city of Hasting* is <2322.12. With ' Instructor Will Be Miss: whool board. They reeled twe va- ledge* and ornamental window tops talned their twentieth birthday on only *471.24 being credited to the , or before December 31. 1941, and buildings on ntute Stale street.! street.** of the same material. 1 „ . ., ... . i cunt store ouucung* county at large. There must be a1 ■'..•uul... COurt l.n.l... I, 6 t lint. * * *in; have not attained their forty-fifth Grace Browning of ChicagoI ;! (ippoMtr house r.X.nrd square. The I ttl, Up tto ftliat Umr »>. the schools 1 great deal more than that sum i Starting Saturday. Jan 31. at I first ’■ two slory br,ck h’lllding. Hastings had never been graded, birthday on February 16. 1942. excontributed in me the townships uui but „ They would have rated no higher: ceptlng only those in thl* age group A.VIIW1MUVCU . ... . luhiTtthe Firm Aixilluncc store 'reports haveui come irorn only Ax- 9:00 A M" a,,d continuing for ten I f Waltrr Wallace i . now located, than ten grades A few student*, who are already registered. syria, Baltimore and a part of, consecutive Saturday*, a course for The other Wlu a :wo.,ton' frame like Loy*I E Knappen and Clarence I The registration in Michigan will Hastings Twp. Will the other town- social worker* of the county is to'building, situated on the lo'. where Burton, who planned to attend the be accomplished by Selective Servab‘p/‘’airmen please gel busy a‘. be held al the library of the Barry j the city hall now stands, which :Statc unlveralty. carried some high- >ce agencies. The chairman of each once? Your Cooperation will be “P- county Health Department for the belonged to Dr. William Upjohn. er studies by arranging with the I I-ocal Board will be responsible for the conduct of the registration in prS5 .L, . . . .. consideration of case problem* and'In a disgustingly short Hine, it superintendent his particular Board area. Contributions nave been received | tarjous phases of the social service i seemdd to tiie.kids, the of । TheInteriors new building had eight rooms Mr Kim Sigler, chairman of th* during the week from the following, work m Dnrrj. county ThC Cour>ej both building* =.-pcd f=r gs *•.:■ were “ revamped for for the eight-grades below the high a credit to Mr*. Don Siege), city has arranged by Mrx Heien1 school uses, wiiii with six rooms, wT-tU while school—four on the first floor and Local Board, Judge Stuart Clement and Mayor William Schader hare (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2) decided that additional registration places should be established thruout the county. They have not of \nclr Sam's men ore In the] urrned service*. J This Victory drive for books''^ sponsored b>“-Uie^AmerlcanJ.lbra:y From Mr. and Mr*. Glendon F. Bwarthout Association through-1he.Tlfiraries In lhe cities and village* of thl* stale. I (Written on Ute verandah of Naturally, some of them cannot These libraries will collect the1, Cromer House. Sliot Hall. Brldge- avoid rubbing Americans the wrong book* and magazine* donated and town, Barbados* way; but aren't there always pcoforward them to Lansing where! Everything but U*e kitchen sink pie who are Impossible, even in they will be sorted and sent toj. . . your own home town? camp*, naval bases, etc. for dis-1 This article can serve os a sumOne thing they have been able to rib us about, and they have taken tribution among the men. ' motion for the Caribbean and the Books of adventure, history, bio-; British West Indies—a sort of every advantage of ’ll. Ever rince graphy, fiction, poetry, mystery, in 1 goulash of all the indigestible ob- 1839 we have been wont to poke tact. uny book that is good read- 'servalions and fact* which event-,, fun at Xlic English for Neville the ing. te desired. If you send tech- uslly .clutter ........ “up •* ,h “ larder of “a Chamberlain and Munich and their unpreparedness But now they have nlcal or scientific book* of any traveller's mind. Probably nothing we have en­ Pearl Harbor Frankly, we were kind, b«- sure they have been pub­ countered has struck us so forcibly caught napping, weren't we? lished since 1935 os those of pre­ In the Caribbean ax the number-of American cockxurenesx was never vious years are now practically people who talk to themselves. before exposed in a worse light. "At least one good book from ev­ Everybody does it. black and white. And now we hear these words to They carry on Interminable mono­ the left and to the right of us: ery home" is the slogan for Has­ logues while walking down the “I say. old boy. where were your tings. says Mbs Jean Barnes, li­ street, riding on the busses, every­ intrepid aviators and your daunt­ brarian. If you do not have a book where. But there is a maxim down less seamen when the bloody Japs that "you Just want \o get rid of" here which states that although one came round—on week end leaver give one from your library that has may talk to himself, he is quite all Incidentally, the colonials here been some es|»eclal appeal for you right mentally. However. when he In the tropics do an incredible —It may have a message for some starts to answer ’himself bock­ amount of Imbibing. Usually there soldier or sailor or airman that will look out I are gin swizzles in the afternoon, bring him hope and courage. Make Hie British orc all right—at icakt rum punches before dinner, and your donation us generous as pos­ the colonial editions of them. (Continued on page 2. Sec. 2) Age limits for the draft on sible Hripln, Hand club «r Onmwut ..*1* Jd'S Here's the first snake story of: Many people In this city are WUco> Floruu. Halting, BrathrrJ. Vl lh“ the le year! I not 21 to 44 as incorrectly staled | Mrs. Tyler Praised funnliur with the name of Samuel [||>|yL LY| LLjll hood. Hailing, Women', dub. BonLast Friday while Guy Giddings j in the Banner last week. ...I 1 f'Arn., Waf-ra A,fH..a I BCOWTllnR 1* Well qUlllulld 1OF (HlS H. Ranck. who for many yeara was Brill "L LAILLIJJ | For Competent Hand- n«J,.oom Shop. W«!iJ?S!!2lw«k and I* enthWlaaUo about IlaNew U>» Oe.ishewd For and Ralph M-W ..m uklng a librarian al the Ryerson library ini 3 st mil smith nf the came yet definitely decided on the locastroll south .of the ritv. city, thrv theycame Grand Rapids. In World War No.j upon two targe blue racers. One of | tj0M or. wh0 ---------■ h b of Lie..,,. --rill have clutrge • at 1 Mr. Ranck collected more than 1 .....................W" — I'J^dyear Hdvre Baird * Ctothimf:lc,ns ,hat lhe ,0CB‘ soc'*1 Probate Judge - -----------Stuart---------------Clement, them wks fully three feet above Uw them. That Information will be -----------r ‘ -------2 000,000 book* for the soldier* and Secretary of State's branch office ..orp tho Cafe fronslde Hat have 10 fBce Her acllv,tlcs arc| who is chairman of Die "Majch of ground, stretched out upon some given in next week's issue of thia knows, perhaps better than any First "Solvaga For Victory" w Hull".., vre pr.6W by her Shop'Mre Dr™ shop. Wood. ,re. sweet clover sunning itself. It was paper. . ,SAly''dl’e?eM D,m"' very likely and put up quite a j other |>cr*on. what the men In the The order from headquarters pro­ Collection Nearly 20 Tons nrined service* want to read. He ctoef this week when annual re-, eery. Value Store. P. A. Brown Tin . rural localities I,las received a letter from the Na- struggle- The other one was on the vides Local Board Chairman will ray*. "They’ll want escape stories rev*aled lhRt M,ra- TJ'ler hadi ®h°P- Dutch Kraft *tore SmelkeUs i ' • av u , Fuundalton for infonlUe ground and was more sluggish. Both Hie first "Salvage for Victory" solicit volunteer registrars to man while the fighting Is on and when made a fine accounting of affair* hardware. Candyland. LvBarker'sl " '** ‘ “ ** * “ " . . Kna k..* were killed by the men. drug store. Western Auto Aason.! | Paral-V6L*- announcing a radical.deseems pretty early In the nil registration places on Registra­ the armistice I* signed, they’ll be collection in this city on Saturday that passed through her office. During 1941. Mrs Tyler issued 9.-! store. Thayer's jewelry store. Has1UMb^Nonn^M?i"el Mrs I STJ? oT’tS SneTreSivX toy K ^e reptiles to come out tion Day. Buch volunteer regtslooking for technical books and was a tremendous success, much periodicals that can help them get greater than had ever been antic­' I? *£.°f “Ul° UC"“' PUU8 °f raT^T’wXorS’Tm^ ^ber. M^ President's Birthday Celetlon. Jobs when they get back home." ipated or even dreamed could all types. gan Mutual Windstorm Insurance "7"/^„ ,. 'I' L*— It is estimated that approximateContribution.* of magazines will happen. It was first given out In addition hundred* of oth­ also be appreciated such as Ameri­ that over ten torts of waste prod­ er county residents were given ascan. National Geographic. Redbook. ucts had-been collected but on sistancc with titles and transfers Coomoiwlitan. Harper's. Saturday Tuesday the committee reporta the when no license sales were involved. SS *"Maude 8rallh •ch001 states, the National Foundation1KEU kKUJJ nUDILL hXwareSh^ldjn's Ab-' Burr“u; Evening Post. Colliers. Reader'* total is approximately twenty tons. Completing her third year as inan- Goodyear oiu? Banner oBlc!• Reed's onuntwionrr. Miss Lottie Teu-! wlU permit chapters to use. wherwill register 00 percent of its total Due to the great amount of waste i■ ager of the branch here. Mrs Tyler Digest, and dozens of other* of .present registration, the prei others of similar value. But Hems, which overtaxed the capac-’ ,| ha* handled <27927925 of tax drux store Horry Cleaners Home i 'lnk' -'1Ul*rintendent of Pennock 1 evcr pecessary. a part of the funds Lbr* Co W A Haji furniture store I bosPltal;''c- H- Osborn, friend of, received, to assist the dependents registration of the Local Board please don't send women's maga­ Ity of the trucks and the men who' ' money and has accounted for it to Hastings Cleaners General Electric ' ,he court: Knowlton. Boy । o f an} mnn i n me military or naval were assisting In the work, some zine nor giri.*' books and perio­ , the last penny, state department AStanee store’ Wrtrt I Scout executive: Mrs. Margaret Van | Of the United States, who is attempting to handle the dicals. And please do not send homes were missed and on Monday accountant* say. Postponement o.' Blood those published more than eighteen collections were made ut those Donor Project Necessary convenient tor every one places insofar as possible. If there months ago. AUTO RATIONING If you have a contribution to are any donations that were over­ On Monday, the Hasting* I. O. curacy and efficiency. Full make for thta cause, please phone looked. please keep your articles IN EFFECT HERE O. F. lodge which is sponsoring ® CUBW , and ana aci*n» cutars details ronccn»n< concerning 2552. the library, and some one will until the next collection, the date MX XmXoX1 r™» ..noiu “Blood Donor" drive here, received | of registraUon, hours and other call for your Rift. Or a school child for which will be announced soon. Governing Units Asked To word that the date* will have to be portant *“* *factors * ~will *" *“ be ““ ?ight trucks and sixty workers will take II to the library If so re­ were busy all day Saturday, excel­ Specify Needs for Year Society Nataonal bank. Hastings | ^”w Cam^eU? postponed from March 2 and 3, guested. . also sev- ( bUe<! Blrthday celebration will be a Every home should be represent- lent service being given by the because the Red Cross Mobile Unit County Clerk Allan C. Hyde has Lbr. & Coal Co.. Coleman Insurance eral (rom Ou\side. 'cd in this Victory book campaign. teachers and Boy Scouts, ax well as had additional duties "heaped" up­ Agency. A. J. Larsen's and Einar.i The local- Social Aid workers are “T^aHy'lhe committee has placed is. at present, only working within the group of students. Everyone also on him the past few weeks, the• Frandsen Insurance Agency. also piBnning planning wine some social activities .■ contalIu.rs |n various stores and of­ a 100 mile radius of Detroit. self fully upon thto subject. Tlse Cooperated splendidly and all If you haven t contributed to this ' honoring honorlng Miss MUs Browning Browning during during I Two All-A Records latest one being automobile ration­ ThLs Is the explanation. After . wherc contribution, may be should have credit for a grand job ’ . ing administrator for Barry county.. Red Cross War Relief fund, will I. her visits se«'ihat tt 1* done property, here. | . .. . n Birthday Ball Is being the transfusion is given by the In H.H.S. Honor List well done. Lost week he received a notice>!! you vmi please nlptnu. do An rx> m this week? It can I ------—While no C“11CK'' cn?dB wl1* **. held In Nashville, sponsored by the donor, the blood has to be sent to On Tuesday, Charles Annable. from Arthur H. parvis, state tire j be Men that Hastings city has do-1 The Hastings high school semes­ treasurer of the "Salvage for Vic­ “ Detroit for -typing, a I ri* C given those attending this school . hta . Pvlhla. --------------------------- etc., ---­ and then ■ rationing administrator, requesting I noted more than half of the total yet Mrs. Nelu/i Wnd the others terliKJJJ^ count vlcUma of . sent «nt on to Indianapolis. Ind., Iml. where V. VF V. ter honor roll issued by Edwin Tay­ tory" committee gave a check for him to communicate with the heads I quota assigned the county, giving that they will gain much practical l J*n'™‘ hav* been given 111 UI»de ^to a powdei powder and MEMBERSHIP 164 lor Tuesday Includes 58 names. 1200 to Walter Eaton, treasurer of of the township, village and city 3172.00 more ,han than ha,f half of th* the «300. 04300. . benefit from the discussions of th-, the year braces I stored in the "blood bank ready Two girls. Mary Ketcham, junior, the Barry County Red Cross Chap­ I “Ji cn,"h« moridrt. x-rw Uk- for use. B, governments to ascertain the num­ Tills should be a challenge to the. problem, and .ub)«u By l«mna keeping U>o the blood blood too too and Mcrllvn Zuttcrmelster. fresh­ ter, for the War Relief fund, which New Office is Opened in wsunc. tn in the afllUtlOn »h>U«> Of I “ “ ber of new motor vehicles that will sixteen townships to get busy on the. nnrl oaol.lnnci ““,Jd. Sc.Tand .. . . .hoaplul ___ .... .Uo.t—. long In Its original condition, it de­ man. had all A records. The list has not yet reached the quota of Hotel Hastings be needed for essential services balance, so once again Barry coun-' these questions. I -paid for •—from - ------the »»— teriorates in quality and te not ment given — all includes: *4300. ty's record will be 100 percent. Re-1 worth as much as when fresher. Seniors—Thelma Olbbs. 2 80: Har­ This "Salvage for Victory" drive during the coming year. This re­ member this money is used for "our funds received in the “March of The Z lodge was told that Parke. Davh o7 Detroit?the well 'bed Hasting. Clumber of Oomriett Babcock. 2.75; Marjorie Reed. was sponsored by the luncheon and fers to passenger cars, light and own" boys, not sent to care for the Fred Smith Heads Dimes Dim es" _ * _____ _ heavy trucks and school buses es­ 2.75: Beatrice Rose. 2.75: Harold service clubs and the Boy Scout* of known drug firm, is preparing a meree, completed this week^ gained pecially. Inquiries were sent to armed forces of other countries. Prod. Credit Assn. Sherman. 2.75; Caroline Hansen. the city. Plans and date for the tlM, Demonstration That fact alone should help to those sjjeclfled as requested. wcinuinuuiiv** of v. . w laboratory laboratorv In that city where where,, new | a total of 114 membership* memberships for the I A’, a regular meeting of 2 07. Veta Rice. 2.60: Retail Hum­ next collection will be made by the A questionnaire giving the in- make our giving more generous. the blood may be processed rapid- organization to Mt an all-tlnM reoboard-of'director* of the Charlotte i Farm-Machine Repair . mel. 2 60: Maurenc Haavind. 2.60: committee in the near future. ly and completely, so 'it will not Qrd Impmuhon. M 16. regulation, I PARCRLsTn Beverly Dryer. 250: Doris sherI Production Credit Association held County Agent Harold Foster is governing the rationing program is TWENTY FAKytLto irx have . to be sent on to T»a«. Indianapolis. n.Mu. ।I under t^g ng* plan there will toe blnskf, 250; Evelyn Townsend. 250; Cast Announced at its office in Charlotte, on Jan. i planning two meeUng* for the dem­ When this laboratory is completed ten evening meetings a year instead on in llic the U,IW.k office Ut of the county' SCAVENGER SALE Ull file HI K.V uwwa.v, Marjorie Hill. 2.40; Nita Coleman. clerk and Is very specific in stating County Treasurer George Clouse j in. the following officers were on5lratlon of repairing of farm the Red Cross Mobile Unit will vis­ For H.M.S. Pinafore 225: Charles Manker. 225. the meaning zof the various pro­ announces that the annual Scaven- elected for the ensuing year: ! m.chlnerv on Friday. January 30lh. it Hastings and other communlUes the Hotel Hasting* with Abe Van Juniors—Mary Ketcham. 3.00: The following cast has been an­ ger Sale of Barry county property President. Fred A. Smith. Has- ’ M a, In western Michigan. The visit to ' Jessie Jarrard. 2.75; Orlha HawbUlz. nounced for H. M. S. Pinafore. Gil­ visions. qintth * Do* Grand Rapids in Peby. was also During Ute past week Ures were on which taxes are delinquent for! tings; Vice President. Hubert R.l dues include the cost of meals and 2.75; Marjorie Norton. 2 68; Bar­ bert and Sullivan Operetta, which 1937 and prior years will be held at Bullen, Mason; Secretary-Treas , । ,0:0° octoclt. a2 .‘.he Sm* temporarily cancelled. contributions for the Bluegill Feabara Shannon. 2.60; Geraldine Is to be presented by the Hastings allotted to the Barry County Road aim A. sp^n. Chwlnll.. A.’. ■I >" •■"«« « ■> Announcement of the datee when tlval. The Barry County Touriat * ‘ Hammond. 250; Gladys Hilde­ public schools in the Central audi­ Commission. Hastings Ice A: Fuel the court house on Tuesday. Feb. — s«-y.Tn»u.. JuU. r. sn.rely. 5~” •“* h'“ “ “ the Unit will be here will appear brandt. 2.50: Shirley Maiming. 250: torium February 26 and 27. the pro­ Co. H. C. Pettlngill and Charles 10. starting at nine o'clock. Chreta...: A»t Srev-Treu . Ch„ BW in the Banner and it is hoped and Hoyt, all coming under the quota In ll?ls county there are but 20 Richard Swanson. 250; Roger Ben­ ceeds to be turned over to the Red assigned the county. parcels of land to be offered at the H. sMeUnn*. CtorlotU: A»t«““«•„ j£SS, anticipated that the 200 donors renett 227; Raymond Kenyon, 225: Cross: Scavenger sale, four of the pieces Treas.. Lorena Harkness. Mason. Bcmadine Schantz. 225: LayonSir Joseph Porter. K. C. B.. Ar­ being ih Hasting* city, and lists of ,n.e - ‘A lege will demorutrale the method ttmc'____________ ___________ aline Kinney. 225; Orville Buah. thur Lower: Captain Corcoran (of TO PATRONS OF the property are available Tit the elected member—df the board 225; Joseph Beck. 220: Pauline the Pinafore*. Roy Gamer: Ralph CITY LIBRARY I of aligning cutting burs of mowin'' TL.O. Upn ^pnFeneed directors succeeding himself office of Co. Treas. Clouxe. Chandler. 220; Donald Clark, 220: Rackstraw (able seaman*. Wesley I machines and other adjustment* to Thr®« Men ientencca According to state law, the pro­ Patron* of the city library are Ula Oarlinger. 220; Robert Murphy Burrell; Bill Bobstay (Boatswain), j the machine to put it Into working Jo JacksOH Prison perty offered for sale in 1940 for Mail Box at Station Bauer: Fred Stebbins with Q. * 220; Virginia Wheating. 220. Dana Burgess: Dick Deadeye (sea­ asked to remember the change In delinquent taxes of 1937 and prior library hours — the library is closed 2~^-»“•«!-» JH Sophomores—Beatrice Bush. 2.75; man). Ronald Conklin: Bob Becket b Bonnie Brandstelter, 2-75; Merilyn (Boatswain's mate*. Alden Burgess; all day and evening every Saturday X’KKFor After Hour Service demptlon by the owners and nowI. A 4 mud . . . — other farm son from fmm th*» mall tvw box wa. niareri placed in in the the de-i de- . „ the lnr.il local circuit Circuit Court Court Bristol. 250; Morris Hill. 250: Tom Josephine (Captains daughter*. and Is open on Tuesday and Thurs­ Guy Keller. Frank Andrea. Einar Waters. 250; WlUo Hampton. 225; Miss Virginia Moore: Hebe (Sir Jo­ day evenings each week, also every all those parcels of land not re- j po«, here Wednesday for convenience hlneiy> T1Us ls one of the ser- over the weekend deemed revert to the stale. in handling out-of-town mall. Let. to fetter prepare On Saturday. Judge Morri* K. Joyce Harrington. 225: Helen seph's 1st cousin >, Miss Helen Co­ day except Saturday. Publication of the list of lands! H lcns ter* posted in In lirc the Plouuu station mall box R countv fanners for the all Dalra of Stanton, sitting for Judge Mitchell Henry. 225: Audra Endsley. 225; vert; Mrs. Cripps (Little Butter­ the remilnr offlce nffir, has dosed closed Barry^Dr^. C?Un‘u .?J MrHrmald. sentenced Carl Watson. on which taxe* are delinquent for nKer lhe on ‘ “ oi"7Jod' in 1942. DRIVER OF CAR McDonald, sentenced Carl Watson. Jack Walton. 225. cup—a Portsmouth Bumboat wom­ 35. of Delton, to serve six months Motor Vohteloi Should THAT Freshmen—Merilyn Zuttermeteter an*. Mrs. Wesley Burrell. ■ Firs ■ INJURES GIRL >------ *------ -------—--------, win ue cuuetvcu us >* According to an Item in Monday's In February and run cotiUnuoualy trBlns pai, through. 3.00; Dorothea Van Hom. 2.75; Ag­ ______ aged to make necessary machinery to one yeaj tn that InsUtuUon on Hove Fodaral Tax nes Thompson. 250; Doris Lock­ Dean Appeal Agent Sl^ton^l^of”'^/^ Je to>K ZSrtlng to the Mate law JUDGE DAVIS HELD)__________ j reprlrs now. I an alimony charge Judge McDonald on Monday wood. 250; Charleen Cappon. 250; ptwMd sentence qn Robert Whil- Stamp* by Jan. 31 Patricia Fewless. 250; Philip For Co. Draft Board which L!»a In- Tjw;.t«>~wvn. COURT SATURDAY to Discuss XSd I’.m'S linin' omnd Bop..-* -""‘k '» “"'•I Judge Morri* K- DavU of Stan- Mooting Frantteen. 2 50: Portia McLaurr 3 George Dean, local attorney, has both of Battle Creek, on charges of Hee Department Saturday, Jan. 225' Hazel Stauffer. 225; Isabelle ids Bunday. The girl. Barbara | according to Mr. Clouse. ton held court here Saturday for 11 nCOOTO I OX been named appeal agent for the breaking and entering. Whitman Durbin, 225; Marjorie Cole. 225; Barry County Draft Board to suc­ Spencer, aged 7, suffered minor leg ... Judge Archie who Thursrtav --------- McDonald, -- was inurMlKV CVCUM>a>evening. —February j - -----I 5 at; was ordered to serve one to four LoU Campbell. 2 25; Florence ceed Judge Archie D. McDonald. injuries and was treated at Butter- r fillip fYllrcneil hw'sitv nf his nrevimis. -- ' d«u.ui66--------------- rf 66 pmlou, m; years and Van Vleet got nine French. 225. worth hospital and released. The; Colled ~ — * Interest tn the cases to be heard. , ' to Color* months to four years. A judgment was entered by Judge tootn 310 of the Hastings POLICE REPORT accident occurred at the comer of KJ n*u ttnewa and ana school to w give .,.r an ... explanation ----------------------Philip Mitchell, local attorney, Davis against L. J. Matthew* of IhBj. The three were taken to Jackson Police Ohlef Harry Thompson Burton St. and Eastern Ave. 8. E. will report on Feb. 6 for training James Knickerbocker, who who were were I| proeedtife procedure In filling out Income tax Monday morning. submitted the following report to __________________ form, and anti to acquaint the people •* ~ . in Field Artillery. Mr. Mitchell ■nrrtiex for Andrew A Matthews, I forms, the city council at Its meeting Fri­ LOREN p. GARLINOER ---------------- -*— NOW QUARTERMASTER CHIEF holds a commission as 2nd Ueut. former justice and drain commb-. of Hastings with those qualified to'5iglcf tO Head LoCfll day evening. in the reserves and has now been sloner. the amount being (55656 give tax advice. Eleven traffic tickets issued; n*|an«a CnankarR OAKWOLD FARM— called into acUve service. He has with .cost* to be detennlned and' The income lax law require* that| DflYeHM jpaOKTl twenty-two miscellaneous com­ John Baum To V. E. JONES, Prop. tleton twp.. who served in the U. two brothers who are already In the t>xed~ single person* with Incomes of fourteen doora a. . - ' ' -­ ><__ —I— ...I'llll.d tgfh Fifty head of registered Hamp­ plaints received: more than 8750 a yew. and marrtad LOmmiTfM R*tir«d an T Army._________ _ _ ___________ found unlocked by night police; shire bred sows and gilts will be persons with income* of more than' Kim Sigler, local aUomay. ha* BIDS WANTED twenty-one operator's licenses is ­ sold al auction in the Steam Heal­ year received the rank of Quarter-I SMALL FIRE FRIDAY ‘ । (1500 a year file returns regardless been appointed by Fr. John Dillon We will receive sealed blds fori ed County Pavilion. Recreation sued. Sparks from the chimney falling1 the operation of. the Hickory Cor­ of whether or not they will have and the county Civilian Defense master Ohlef. He is serving on a Park. Kalamazoo—located one mile Committee to head a civilian daNOTICS destroyer. , among some small boards caused a ners telephone exchange for one east of town on route. 12. Bee the fire In the space between Hessmer's1 vear beginning March 1. 1942. All My taw offices will be closed from Everyone is invited to attend thia adv. elsewhere In this issue for full blds must be In our hands by Feb. meet 1 ng. ______ _ _______ Mr. Siglar will appoint those to February 4. 1942. for the duration NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS particulars. You may have until Feb. 5 to pay. —, ——...---------- ------------------- । 10. 1942. The company reserves the of the war. This Is necessary as Dance, Welcome Grange, Bal. I have been ordered to active mill- your 1941 winter taxes, without! called and the fire was quickly right to reject any and all bids. V. CHICKEN BUFFER paying th* 3 percent penalty. I extinguished. The damage was। E Jone* Secretary. Hickory Cor­ night, Jan. 31. Bring sandwiches. Legion haU. Sat. Jan. 31. 5 to 7. H. C. Feet, City Tress. 1-291 slight. ners. Mich.-l-29. Grange furnish coffee. Adv. 1-29 Philip H. Mitchell. WEEKS' COURSE S=i5 ~'='=~ ~— CONIBIBUIINO TO " T, ALL EXPECTATIONS . —— MATIflNAI hFFFNtF nflllUNfiL UULrljL * Dtn CROSS MOBILE UNIT COMING LATER SK XpAXTU One Auction Sale �THE HASTINGS BANN EK, THURSDAY, JANUARY M. 1BU The city council at the meeting BARRYVILLE | Sunday afternoon csllen of Mr. Mrs. Archie McIntyre, We wish lo remind everyone of I the W. 0. O. B. dinner thl* week! Charles Mead and eon of Battle Thursday at the home of Mr. and j Creek were Sunday morning callers Mra. Charles Day. If you have any Mr. and Mra. Ralph DeVine. old christma* earn*, please bring very sorry lo report that them as we wish to send them to Mrs. Glen Puffpatl was taken to a children•« home iAnn Arbor January IB. She has not Our O F voumr neonle we»f1'been weU Ut*,y “nd e«PeCte<i to auest* of the^roal* Krave C E undw*° an operation last Monday me u o Army. | camo home from California, are Sunday (™n lu,r. “n"U’ I Mr and Mrs. Carl Eckatrom have under quarantine for scarlet fever, and our pastor. Rev. Kenneth; . moved into lhe George Harrington niey gre both gaining nicely. ah int.ii■■tin* । Eloise Day was out of school all ‘Y’T, ^’,nreJ *' a‘”n Bnd ° i T”* ”>•“« of “arkln« 41 «te»«tie-.Griswold, attended. An interesting' . f iHums tonic was uwd and after the lesA Marxe. Bls. r-^^.+planU was referred to the Chief Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde were Mr. and Mra Henry Vahlalng are .poltce and the Public Safety and son the two groups enjoyed a so-J in the basement, refresh”* ’ lhe proud parent* of another aon, | improvement Committee by Ute.city clal hour WlR rerert. Alu»«!w, I!]“ **" “jf"' bom on Friday. January 33. He council at lu meeting Friday evewas an enjoyable evening. | ASSYRIA Upped the scale* al 7 lbs. 10 css. mng. Our c E. group sponsored a brive Mu, Louise Conklin spent the Aviation Cadet Carl Edmonds' At the council meeting Friday has completed his preliminary evening the city fathers authorized for old maga«ncs and newspapers I weekend at the home of her partraining at Pine Bluff. Arkansas, Chief of Police Thompson to attend on Saturday which realized over ents. Mr. and Mrs George Conkand ha* been transferred to Ran- Uu, p. b. I. school to be held at 15 oo for their efforts. They are un - -- . dolph Field.,Texas, Class E. Com- Kninmazoo March 9 to 14. with the grateful lo Ute entire community‘।, Bom at- the Mr. and----Mra. Albert for tlie splendid co-operation. pony B. . necessary expenses |>ald. Conklin home, a boy on Saturday Fourth quarter weight tax returns | Next Monday, Feb. a. is G roundOur teacher. Mra. ' Lena Lau-1' morning. for Barry county amount to 81.-' hog day. according lo tradition. bough. called a meeting of the■ Mrs. Aaron TYrece and aiMer, 292.01 and lhe last hall ga* tux just what effect lhe ground hog's mothers al the schoolhouse Friday Mra. A. J. Miller, accompanied amounts lo 86.745.12. according lo shadow may have on the weather afternoon. Several Important top!: Ehret Scldmore and shier. Mrs. figures . ubniitted to lhe Auditor tcyond our comprehension. If les were discussed and they willI Evangie Miller, to Lake City, Mich. General thl* week. । t|lt, groundhog aees his shadow, took meet once a ihonlh. on Thursday, called there by the Hastings friends will be glaA to out for six weeks more ol winter Mra. Nelson Brumm and twoi sudden death of Sherman Stone, a know that Calvin Plumley is re- weather. daughters and MUs Mildred Bpqn- brother of Mrs. Treece and Mrs. A. covering at his home in Nashville -------------------------------------- — 1 seller were Wednesday dinner• J. Miller. from a major operation recently PRAISES RED CROSS guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph De-। Stanley Powell of East Lansing performed in Battle Creek. He is Waxiitngton. D. C—Speaking Vine. was present at the Fann Bureau able to sit up about an hour at a before a meeting of lhe Women's Mr. and Mrs Biirr Fasaelt and ' ' ’ ’ ’* ‘ time. National Press Club. Joaquin M. two children. Mrs. o. D -Fussett and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoffman. The Mi . Harold Chri-stlansen of Eiralde- Philippine Resident Comjoint meeting with the Johnstown .Mrs. Dorn Gulches* were Friday Bellevue, formerly of HgsUngs. lui* mlssioner. prated the work of the w„„„ Wlevue. h,™-,:,. of >u* 1U. Unit brought a good uttendance for . . .ro .hr, .l».,re .tram Ore .. CV.'il C-rrikK in tlu» Plltlln. creok Th.,- rook Mr- ourehre, t„ R “l c "“ “ " -noct supper anti an Interesting Untvertlty hospital. Ann Arbor. • 500000 Philippine herhomelnCharloltcandwcreal- Ulk. where she undeiwent a major opcrLrH inr *0 in Bellevue Mr. and Mra. Norman Stanton aUon Her condition condition u ^2^ J" 5 u. " se... a lion recently. recently. Her <s the American “ Red Cross, he said. Mr. and Mra Karl Gasser and visited al lhe Mr. and Mra Bob satisfactory. and Red Cro»* workers have done son of Assyria attended church here Jonc.s home in Battle Creek Sun­ Hastings Pls tolecrs lost both "extremely wonderful ________ work’ in Sunday and were __________________ dinner guests of wday to ace tlic new baby girl. Bonbranches of a double meet with evacuatlng civilians from the war her parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles, nt" *<av the Muskegon Pistol and Hille Club We enjoyed an unusually lame Mr. and- Mrs. Raymond Rolfe were 1271 — 1331 and 1-84—1340 F. L. SECOND MEETING attendance nt church Sunday. Mr. Sunday dinner guest* at Hie home Vennell was high for Hasting* OF THE BARRY M. E. A. and Mra. Wlbon WillltU and chll-1 of their parent*. Mr. and Mra. Irvwith 266: Shipman .for Muskegon The second meeting of the Barry dren of Muskegon Height*, and Mr. ‘hut Brandt. With 283. ,M. E. A. Ls scheduled for Wednes­ and Mr*. Paul Kesler and two The next wraion of the Women's Is your bicyeb’ In running order”? day evening. Feb. 4 at the Central daughters were present and spent soclriy of Christian Sendee of the school building in this city. Din­ the dav with their patents, Hey. and Brings church will lie held at the 1 ready for action. Reports from ner is to be served promptly at sev­ Mra. J. J. Wlllltte. basement for dinner on Feb !>: dealers show a 50 percent increase en o'clock. Mr. and Mys. Kenneth Kelsey and with Mesdame* - . Beasle Strickland In salts of bicycles in the United j Prof ^3uy H. Hili, director of States. Are your tires In good student teaching at M. S. C.. is to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelsey of and Lucy Lvnd in charge. Mr. and ,J Mrs. Coat* Grove attended church here " 'Harold Holmes were condition? Bicycle tires have not be one of lhe speakers He has been rationed ns yet but the lime been here before and always has and were dinner guest* of Mr. and Sunday.dinner guest* of their par­ Mrs Will Hyde Mr and Mra. E. H. ents. Mr. and Mm. Clyde Holmes may come when that will happen ; a helpful message. Mr and Mr* Carl Archer of near Lathrop. Mr. and Mra. Hubert LathOver at Plainwell, the waste throp and children and Mrs. Ber­ Charlotte were Sunday callers at paper piek-up is continuous 'and MUNICIPAL COURT nice Shaw were*also dinner guest* lhe Mr. and Mrs. Ben Conklin Henry Flannery- of Nashville, who during the first three week*. five at the Hyde home. home. ' tons and over were collected. Pick­ entered a plea of not guilty when Mra. Olive Campbell of Hastings ups arc made each Monday under arrested on a drunk and disorderly wm a Sunday afternoon caller of SOUTH THORNAPPLE tlw auspices of lhe American Le­ charge at that place last week w. Rev. u..u and ms. Mrs. j j. J. WlllltLs. miuiw. ; Mr. and Mr*. Theodore Wleringa gion. in St. Johns a *cqp metal Thradny and who had posted a Mrs. EUrner Gillett left last Wed-' and Anna Mav of Grand Rapid* collection weighed approximately bond of 1150 appeared before Municipal Judge Cortright on Fri­ nesdsy for Muskegon where she and Mr and Mrs. James Johnson, <’.s tons. and .C!rrir±: Clarinda Leffel 2' of M: Hastings will spend ten day* with her --—L"a' Mrs. Nora Whitmore spent Mon­ day mid changed til* plea to guilty.i daughter, Mrs. Henry Klevering and spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs day In town with Mrs. Della Allen, i He wax assessed a fine of 810.00 family. ; Hatlie Johtuon plus costs amounting to more than her former neighbor. Middleville Mr. and Mra. Stanley Haler and Mrs. Grace Nichnh spent Salurfriends will be- Interested in know­ 88 00. •snn of Lansing were Sunday guest* day night with Sam McKeown and Ing that the Burr Whitmore falully j ' of her mother. Mrs. Clara Day and family and took dinner at her home Is moving from Hastings to Grand' Vivian. with Mr and Mr*. Philip NichoLs mkinu-s. u.us wern. our. „„ The largc.t telescope In the world Rapids. this week Burr has been | Mrs. Archie McIntyre and Dennis1 and family, later reluming to the employed in the citv for some time «■». Ute 100-inch reflector on Mount 1 Mclntvre celebrated their birth- home of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Sensland tiw son Bernard Ls a student in Wilson in California. A larger one. day.i with a dinner at the home of ba. lhe Grand Rapids Univer.Mty.-Mid- 2«Mnch telescope Is being complctMr. and Mra. DennU. McIntyre in Mrs. Otl* Scott accompanied her dlevilie Sun. j cd on Mount I’alofnar. CuliL 1 Battle Creek Mr and Mr*. Car i- renter. Floyd McClear. to the home eron McIntyre and children spent of hi* *l*tcr al Penfield Sunday lhe day with Archie McIntyre. | afternoon. .cdimen.n and chiidr>-n H-ent WI Dan Martindale and family have Battle Creek in lhe afternoon, moved away we understand out bringing Mra. Archie McIntyre near Dowling. home. i Lena Jane Nagel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Higdon of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Nagel of IrvBatUe Creek were Sunday dinner • ing spenl the weekend here nt the guest* of Mr. and Mr* J. L. Hlg-i home of Mr. and Mra. Philip Nlchdon. Saturday evening callers were o!s and family. Alfred Higdon and daughters of i Mrs. Hattie Johnson spent SntKalamuoo. I urday with Mr*. Frcndia Rock in Mr. and Mra. Merritt Mead were' Middleville. Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Earl Christman and Mra. Clare Mason of Nashville. family of Grand Rapids snent SunMr and Mra John Cnstelein. Mr. day here with her parent*. Mr. and Lower and Mrs. Juna Martin were Mrs. Frank Lake and family. 11 Friday evening granted G. E. GoodI year a permit to handle explosives. |j The sUte auditors, who have , „ b<en >'«« for several week*, closed Mrs. Lou Bcharjt*. who has been lhe|r t,le court houic ill. 1* reported to be improving. MnU on Mon(Uy ! Charles Leroy Wilson »f Hastings. wmiam uukc llU daughUr o CUller-fOr Mr,. Nebo^Xd!^. X»^S>Uy Local Newt ZteDEffllSE W And That’s Where We Help You! CHEESE 2 - 6Oc BUTTER Lb 37c 3 MILK RED SALMON TASTY LOAF $1.09 LILY WHITE FLOUR Rowena 5 Lb.. 25c 11010067 PANCAKE FLOUR Buckwheat 5 27c ELMDALE FLOUR 79c VANILLA EXTRACT Ox. Bottle TOMATO JUICE .*o.,c..2 33c SPINACH 2 -«■ 25c ENERGY FLOUR tl 95c FROSTED PEAS no,. 25c 25c 35c DIIUDIIIM 2 f<n 19c rUiVIrnlil No.2'/ cen 14 Ox. Bottle 11c 1st CALL KETCHUP JELLO or Royal Gelatine 3 <«' 17c FRUIT Cocktail u 2 io> 25c 10c SHREDDED WHEAT CHEERIOATS, Buy 1 pkg. at reg. price and get pkg. 1c. New Pet or Carnation Sack Can« t-ODOGA 2 Lb.. 3 K <•­ r A,pTr ts. DELICIOUS APPLES PABSTETT Mi,hi”n 4 bi 25' CHEESE 2lbs- 91 PARSNIPS SPECIAL TURNIPS AND 3 lbs. SUNKIST ORANGES QQ 03 EXTRA LARGE 100 SIZE. DOZEN j Q. MICH. APPLES E lbs. IQ COOKING & EATING 1 ** ** SUNKIST ORANGES OQ 150 SIZE, DOZEN BANANAS WAXY RIFE BROCCOLI EACH PORK LOIN ROASTS 4,bs- 25' 16c ROCK BROILERS ib. 25c GRAPEFRUIT 1 n'or 9C FLORIDA POTATOES SWEF.T 2 Great BARGAIN DAYS End of Month Sale FRIDAY and SATURDAY 1 5 lbs-19 SLICED BACON ,"’ii“’"29c Crash, part linen, 18 in. wide10c 28" White Outing, good weight . 45c 22 pieces of Best Print to close at 19c ll Lb Lb RICA ON GUARD BEEF STEAK, round, sirloin <*. 35c COTTAGE CHEESE 10c 18c SIDE PORK, lean SAUSAGE, pure poik 2 39c BACON TID BITS, sliced 15c Lb. Lb. Li,.. Lb. You Too Can Help Win FREE — I'r of your purchases returned to you in.Defense Savings Stamps. Buy extra ones on sale in our stores. All of our employees buy one each week. HELP SAVE PAPER — Bring your own basket or shopping bag. We will pay 8c a pound for all large sacks returned to us in good condition. FDODTLENTER N. Main St., Nashville, Mich DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION MARRY THE BOSS'S DAUGHTER" And Bob Kleele In "BILLY THE KID IN TEXAS" SUNDAY AND MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1 AND 2 Foxcraft" Sheets, 72x99, at only $1.39 Linda Darnell. Jack Oakie. Waller Brennan In 49c "RISE AND SHINE" $1.00 and $1.25 Slips, plain & fancy 89c "Leatherette" Gloves, all colors Values up to $1.00, at only 49c Blouses and Sweaters, at only 89c . Special Added Al traction LOUIS b BAER FIGHT PICTURES ► Values up to 11.95. 25c Cotton and Part Wool Blankets at GREAT REDUCTIONS NO MATINEE WEDNESDAY Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland In Regular admlwlisn price, will prevail. > ► Prices $10.00, $15.00, $16.75, $24.75 > Final Close Out Sale of All PHONE 2504 theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JANUARY 30 AND 31 ‘ DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION "PAPER BULLETS" And Tim Holt and Mary Douglas In "RIDING THE WIND" SUNDAY AND MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1 AND 2 Don Atnechc, Joan Bennett, Roddy McDowall In ► Buy a coat for next winter - a better coat and at Half the Price. Frandsenfi Bahry Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 JLd ' NEW SPRING COATS and SUITS - WINTER COATS BABES ON BROADWAY - ONE RACK OF FINE DRESSES Silk, Part Wool. Spun Rayon. Bemberg. Etc? Sixes 9 to 50. all with Sales Tag. Save from $1.00 to $5.00 on each Dress. HASTINGS. MICH. Only enough tickets will be told to fUI the Theatre al Ihh TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. FEBRUARY 3. 4. 5. 6 Knitted Hoods, to close at "Exclusive But Not Expensive” 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich. ► All Silk Hose, full fashioned49c Outing Gowns (Women's) at only BOLOGNA, sliced or ring 20c PORK CHOPS, first cuts 25c 2 u.. 29c BRISKET BOILING BEEF SPARE RIBS, lean meaty 19c 19c PIG LIVER, sliced 12c "Pepperell" Sheeting, 72" at only riCANC SUFATS^f Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 HL_ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JANUARY 30 AND 31 "CONFIRM OR DENY" Added Special LOUIS b BAER FIGHT PICTURES Bargain matinee 3:00 to 3:00. ► TUES.. WED.. THUKJ.. FEBRUARY 3. 4. 5 > Humphrey Bogart. Mary Aitor, Victor Jory in "THE MALTESE FALCON" ih-, A .dlit allii. aUh- Ab A A 1 1 Day. �Tilt HASTINGS BANNFH, THUftSDSY. JANUARY 59, IM? I FAIR LAKE HUBBARD HILLS |i~High School NobtiTj ! Friday afternoon the l«m on I Tire Ladles Aid society which met titn Tritlll farm U'.I In lliA At IhA az-h/vU wan we It artimriftl ground Mrs. Tripp and children The next meeting will be held at were spending the day ,with her the home of Mrs. Inez Fords. Mrs. The stage and radio class put on • parents and Mr. Tripp wL cutting Gertrude Jackson and Mr*. Leah two scripts before the world his- ' wood in his woods a half niilc batk Williamson are entertaining with 15 DEALERS tory class on January 22. They , from the buildings, when he looked her. Nashville were. "The Pen U Mightier" by Be- ; Extension Group No 1 will meet up nt about 3 o'clock and saw the i Mnt MIUred Fritz visited her Msets Evary Tuesday utrice Dewis and "An Interview ! IN BARRY COUNTY Feb. 6 with Mn. Cnrl Howell for names coming out of the roOf, He IIWtht.r. Mrs. Nellie Davl*. Friday. I tb* moots at Legion Homa Evening at Legion Home with George Washington." Miss 1 ran up jo the bam and was able lt her mother's birthday. j an all day meeting. Betty Bowman was in charge of lhe ! hU •'“> >»n>™ ,nd o„ The February meeting of the “ ‘former, and Mr. Wheater, latter i before the* fire got too bad.’ He hom^ Sunday from Fort Custer to atrmwnnip Jin Rhode Island. Dale Henry, who There is a MOBIL DEALER in your vicinity and Giris In physical education claw- Membership home of Mrs. Edna Cole with Mrs. carried some insurance but n6t celebrate tliel^ father's birthday. tw.ir I* al lb* Great Lakes training starea look exams Tuesday. | Members who have r.r.i p=id their, I .““J? I Um .mumw n» Into, u» Alberta Howell assisting on Feb. nearly anough to replace the dam- Mr und Mrs. Arthur Colles of Bathe carries a complete line of MOBILGAS and LUB. A fire drill startled the high' 1942 dues by February I wl|l be,-;7:rlu.;", agy. done. Thtf origin of the fire is ,13th. । tie Creek were also guests. settool students fifth hopr. Thur.-jclarnd as delinquent, and if unknown. If 'll hadn't been for Mr. RICANT8. He is ready to serve you. Claud Norris and family , of Carl-1 Rutland pa Id by Apr 1. tine member*. ™ , and Mr*. Bob Count helping to pul student, urp will not be Suspended from all privileges ' * a^^ki* Advanced shorthand r Rutland Cemetery Circle meeting out the fire in gras^i it would have ton Center spent Saturday at Por­ Truck Service available to your home for fuel oil, “n .r.mend4 attoVf^tor ter Knowles’. took transcription te»t« again Wed-------------- —----------- ---------will be held Wednesday. Feb 4. at reached Stokua* woods • i Mr. and Mrs. H. O Armour visetc. . Gibbs n.ra- of „< U„ g Dw| E1„,.n„r the home of Mrs Amil Baurhman nesday morning. Thelma Ute H.Uraul National n.-l-w. By-Laws .. as .mradumendCongratulations to Mr. and Mrs Tue^iaT*"at Arthur'FMdy's in and Veta Rice both puucd the one rd ®t Uie Milwaukee Convention , one of three out of hU company for an dll-day meeting. Pot luck A Call Today Will Start Us Out Your Way. James Bowerman. Jr . who were Delton. \hundrtd.lcn word lest. "o* *’i rlWct. who paired Hie examtoatlon. He dinner at noon Election of uffl- married in the catholic church in r|O>a Annour ailu wuc Floyd Armour and wife visited \On Januanr 21 the students were' Local membrrsiiip continues to has already been given, thr rating Hartings Saturday Jan. 18. Mrs. Saturday night with Mr. and Mra. entertained with movira. in Cen- ««* wl‘*U**r*l •nrmbcrahlp*> be- of a Junior Petty Officer. Retl Cross. Bcwviman before her marriage was — -------------------------Hanunie Armour. tral auditorium. The group in- uuc.Jun.ed in each week, we nave Mt's Annetta Puree of Hastings. ---------------- - ------------------ — eluded "Settlers of New Engbntf" l'Tr,’n<ly »M,Mcd our Iour-yMr avcr’ was the fust boy to enlist frojir Bar­ Mr Bowerman attended the Kiln-' 1100.000 Bill Sunday Feb. ry county following the declaration , *Preaddng w;----- . service —. ..--------' J';. — : W<wjrow Wilson’* portrait *pFormerly SrnlcmOU Company “l AU utc cordially gcnsmlth school here "Snapping TurtR^l uniL^Pcople of Throughoul lhe Department the of War. signing up on Dec. 9. edgMr-i Edward Bowerman attended pear* qft >100.000 denomination bills, , ing nut his biutlier Robert who of- : “’Viled. Western China. .... .. 'membership U tar ahead of the PHONE tSM HASTINGS u ’miscellaneous shower for Mts. *n,cse bill* arc not in circulation. A pep meeting was held In the sarnp y,.ar *nie records Jami 1 Bowermnn Saturday after- liul are printed only for transaction to a cold was not accepted until lai„ ,, , , gym Friday. The vanity club fur-glvc Ultf compnrlSon us follows: er. Both were trying to bettor the. T^<11'e *‘n.bc “ £®’?c*kc sUP>*r| noun at lhe home of Mra. Anthony between the treasury and the Fednlnhed tjte program. | . . 29.843 record ol their father. Shirley B al Bunnell c hurch Fi b. 4 Strumbergtr to Hastings. The bride era) RMervv bank*. Second semester began Kfondav.January 20. IM2 .... 25.415 [Henry, who waa the first one to i>fn(„, ~ received many lovely giftI __________________ _____________ _ January 26 |J‘nu“r>’ 20 lW« --------- 1 enlist, from Ingham county after Stuart Clement spoke to lhe ,,l' 'nAls .... 4,4481wnr was declared in 191" by enlist- „ T^' r'’«ul#r meeting of the W. I big her daughter and husband. Mr.’ church Y boys on juvenile delinquency and 1 UA1N S. C. S of the Methodist church ' Ine Anri! 9 1917 . fi Methodist et - •”* ncr u By action of the local post at the mK ?pru J . Dlclt Maters in Kata-’, j will be held at the home of .. Mrs. ...... |:,nc* what the Hl-Y boys could do to [Regular meeting Tuesday eveningj Americanism and National De- Bep Patton Wednesday afternoon. [ mawo. help such cares. Twenty high school students n -supply of pamphlets entitled fenM. headline the Auxiliary ac- Feb. 4. Anyone having carpet rags Mr. und Mra. Martindale have have enured the "Unity for Vle- •Pull-In" will be (zurchased for dH- uvitles for Feb. tj»rouifhout the tiuit arc torn please* bring them as mdved to a lurm towards Dowling.' .the members will sew them nt thisj sorry to lo.*c them from our tory ” essay contest sponsored by the trtbutlon to lhe Barry County boys country. ’ • • . I meeting _Mrs. Wiilurd Duddlcs and neighborhood Luciles Auxjllury of the V. F W. who are Inducted into the service ------ Mrs ill >... u. ,1,.....^, 6 The Auxiliary purchased a dozen Mra. Arthur II..K* HoUt ..will be In chargel The essays must contain between of the United States Military, foreFlorence and Virginia Lapham on Tuesday. If at the program. 5oo-1000 words, und lhe contest is es. The publication contains many neW gravy ----- of -• •• —■— — -------------- .and trtendx from NiitJn4He spent the • Legion nr Auxiliaryi open to 'every high school. Mr. Item* of Interest and value to lhe |any Wednesday evening with her aunt ,hc -» Ubelonging v«z.nt..m at | members have uiaill dishes Garner L. in chargee or of me the contest contest, boyn rnl'’rl’’« Besides nation-' ‘cn'" ,°J U,e tfok being cam piled thc hall h.aM. rKlirn tl.rrn Coats Grove P. T A. will meet and uncle. Mr. and Mra. Albert in Hustings high. Er.sldwo also state and fro™ who Saturday as every dish will be need- Friday evening. Jan 30. Pot luck Green The girls have received no I »” ,hr l««. World War r(J fior ,uie 7h<. puuuc bH' M supper on on s^. oaiur-1 M.pp. r “l 1 1,0 Chief Of Police word from their brother Date, who loco! prizes. evening. The advance ticket sdleIThompson will talk on Dc­ -- -------------National Commander Lynn Slam- ua.v 1 , feiwe and there will be Hawaiian •omc where in the Islands, since -------- ------------- .Lio bough’ has announced that a com- Ls very encouraging. । early last full He was married to music and humor0n<< readings. OF SCHOOL BUSES | prehensivc survey Is being made by ’ " ‘ i a girl in California but summer. i All unnecessary use of public B national committee of the possl-1 Dinner was served by the worn-1 yj,ullx I Our school bus comes around a school buses intuit be eliminated for -„.i nr ! .......... . I different way now on account of; the duration of the War. Dr. Eu- j Hu* roads. gene B Elliott, stale superintend­ Floyd Moore and sons spent the . ent of public instruction, has port >nd rrcnmn.rna.llon. Win br Auxiliary elroua ll.r lollo.ms .U- .«■ prrwnl n, rhL, lx .hr annualI weekend in Ohio with relatives. warned school districts. ‘ given In the near future. i * ?"■ ■ He,c ” V_ P . meeting with election of officers. Pvt. Charles Storken is buck on • More than 1.200 large buses are[ । Maxine Jarman ; Sec.-Treus , Dor■ ■■■.. . -».« . [duty at Fort Sill. Okla., after be-1 owned by school district*." hr said. I I Ing laid up for Mme lime with his -In .... Ihrao ..Mclra. ran ra,™ | othy . Mar Schantz; Chap. . Barbara MARTIN CORNERS ■ rn.lnb.li.. .. f ’ Arm* .. .. ... . . have the capacity to transport 50 Membership• cards for at Arms. HASTINGS •— the Sons Caste|cin. --------------- Sgt, — , — ---t- Eleanor --------- Mr and Mrs. Shirley Slocum anti Injuied’ankle. noo troops over long distances or to'of the^I^glon ---- ------- will 1be" received short-, Janmm. will be ............ held Mrs. Jennie Slocum werewere Sunday >..... Installation ........ :....... , u-iuin; OUH.UIII annuity rill, s al’, the hn home >ee of !?••>••• Helen’ «•••>« Henry’ n on " dinner guests of th,the latter's ‘■Liter EAST DEI.TQN evacuate children from danger Iv and tin* next meeting date will. ire >। Thursday evening. Feb 12. followed Mrs. Mra Elia vlln Ftory Finn- In Woodland i1 • Mr »nrt be announced in trie near future and Mr, Mrs. Phlereon Louden Already snree three niemucra members oi of me the local iwttn j with a tany tally puts. pull. MLss Dorothy Mooney of Lawton entertained seventy-five W their Dr. Elliott asked that graduation nireaiiy ... 'accompanied Miss Greta Cogswell relatives and friends with u show- j classes discontinue trips by bus to squadron have voluntarily enlisted lautslng or Washington. He also in the United Stoles Navy and more! All arc sorry to hear oF the sc­! home from Kalamazoo and was an er on Friday night honoring BLs । are expected to foMow. nge being ■ nous condition of our Gold Star asked that side trips to pick up over the weekend guest of the Cogs­ sister. Vesta Hazel of near Rich-1 children at their homes, rather than the only bar to several more. Those Mother. Mra. Grace Bauer, who Ls' well famHy. land. Cards and music were the on regular bus routes, be eliminat­ members who have already cnlLstcdia patient in the hospital at the । 1 George Clark of near Manistee evening’s entertainment after which ed and that tran*|»rtallon for chil­ are Howard BlLss. who is stationed 1 Soldiers' Home In Grand Rapids. visited at Roland Barry’s the past. refreshments were .•erved. A yen’ i dren living within one inlle of pleasant evening wxv spent. their school also be ducontinued. I BANFIELO Mr and Mrs. Carl Trautwein and wr n. Harold Hill and Mr.. -IIU and „, Mrs. Predicting cooperation by every Walter Hobbs. Jr. luu Joined the • children of Rutland were Sunday, lwo daughters o! near Dowling. district, he (jointed out Dial more -•r o navy ------------— stationed at ,-aiur. — vEva — spent sunday at Stewart Waters, j U. 8. and- i. Ls _ now callers «r of ih.i. their mm*..mother. x« Mrs. than >250,0X1 a year can be saved Novy Pier. Chicago with the re-: Trautwein. Mr. and Mrs. Gumer arernmant through these economies. Fre-Spring Style* lo Bridge The Seasons'. ! serves. I Mrs. Paul Stutz underwent a I ’ and Mr. and Mrs. Jason Willison Outing Flannel i The John Jones form south of major operation at Pennock hos- i spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs ; BURNS AND SHOCK Cozy-warm for ; Banfleld has been sold and the [ pita! last Thursday. She Ls report­ i Robert Mitchell at Hillsdale. 1ft® babies' things Our next regular meeting al the ! Pervlne* are moving onto the John-1 • d as getting along n.s well as could Victor Jones has sold hU farm to 27 in, yd IV When Ray LampMni returned to Give your life a lift with one of these hall will be Thursday. Feb. 5. Ute son fnnn near Fine lake. be expected. We ull wish ti speedy i parties from Bellevue and will move his nome in Irving on Wednesday grand new dresses! Neat, tailored types to his farm al Hickory Corners In oi lost week, he found hU mother, I nomination and election of the new 1 James Phillips of Battle Creek recovery for this good neighbor. Sheet Blankets for your business life . . . soft, dress ­ George and William Cogswell and the spring. Mra. .Anna Lampson, aged 85. lying! Junior vice Commander, to fill the spent Saturday al the Geo Wickmaker models tor your Sturdy, stitched ' the Misses Carrie. Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Waters spent dead on the floor in their home. ’ tenn until our regular election In I wire farm. leisure hours . . .intriguing ends. Large T2" fiAe Upon investigation II was found April, will take place In this mett- , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hobbs will Greta Cogswell and Miss Dorothy Thursday evening with Mr. and style* for your after dark by 90" sue. e<. 1 I attend n church wedding In Three | Mooney were Sunday callers nt Mr. Mrs. George Lelnanr in Hickory that she hud been- badly burned ing. ’ success! Sixes 12-20 and 1 Rivers Saturday. ! and Mrs Orr Fisher's. Frank CogsComers. Mrs. Carrie Lawrence and during his absence and the coroner I | Don't forget our family night j Mra. Scott of Bedford entertain-i well and family of Hastings were Belle Isle Cases who was called, said death was due, thia week Friday. Department Smooth and snowy ed the Banfield ladle* bridge club ' Sunday evening callers there. I Mr. and Mrs. Bert Galnder en­ to -the burns and the shock. She Commander Britton and District Tuesday. white — 42. tn. ge | Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum' tertained on Wednesday evening. Commander Stewart will. be _ there . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Llcter of; were Saturday evening callers at Jan. 21. Mr and Mrs Bob Car­ ,cran. Surviving are four sons. Ray to help us enjoy our Slum. Com- ’ of Irving. Glen L.. of Grarjd Hav- ’ radc VanSyckle of Albion will be 1 near Nashwille hove rented Hie [ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole's on the penter of Battle Creek. Mr. and Lunch Cloths Putnam form and will take posses-, townline. ’Hiey found Mr. Cole Mrs Lavem Shedd and Mr. and en and Harry’ and LaVerae of there with his colored pictures for Pretty colors in practl- ' Grand Rapids, also a sister. Mra. our entertainment and of course alon the last of March. The Fink- convalescing nicely from his recent Mrs. Wesiev Runrtio of Galesburg, cal 53 *xS2~ site AQe i betoers will move to the Chas. Nease. appendicitis operation. the occasion being Bert's birthday. Mary SU-vcns of Newaygo. The our own Crane sisters will have Plaid design*, ea. % ; near Dowling. A good crowd at the W. S.' C. S. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gatndrr en­ body was taken to lhe Beeler funer­ their electric guitars on the Job. j' farm Spencer Dunn of southeast nt Mra Acne., Barrv ’a last Wednesat Mrs. Agnes Barry s lost Wednes ­ tertained with a birthday dinner al iionie in Middleville and later We still lack ten member* of ' Johnstown passed away recently ■ day. Proceeds from dlhncr *7-00. Stripe Outing on Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred to Grand Rapids where the funeral having 100 percent membership as Light or dark pattern*. and was laid to rest in the Banfield Remember preaching next Sun­ Galnder and son Dale were guests. ( was hold on Saturday al 1:30 of 1941. Good warm 4 T9* day 10 o’clock. Be on hand prompt. cemetery. o'clock, the Rev. Ira E. carley ofComrade Platt is working weight. 36". yd. If BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY The funeral of Mra. Ernest Cran- j Hcintlng. Interment in Greenwood Hlckorv Corners. Wc understand ' ■ dull, a former resident of this vic- | cemetery. he will be there for a couple of I’ tolty who moved to Battle Creek i Plaid Blankets about two years ago was held in [ RURAL STUDENTS warmth. Neatly 14. MAKE DONATIONS sateen bound, ea. I Defense activities in the rural Styled For The New Beason! schools of the county are showing chief recnilUn, «meee for the pral । “““E; "r,I ' Sh.eer Marquisette excellent results. Several of the with comrade. Walt and Crane as merit Minnie Durham who taushl | «•""> »<•» “> Figure*, dots, and nov­ xchoola Including the Martin. Lin­ hU apodal wdi.nl.. elty weaves. 4 fjc coln and Dunham have made con-1 Have you a boy to the service? । acnooutmt, Grand sclec. yd I w tributions to the War Relief fund If so please get in touch with your PLEA!jANT HILL for the Junior Red Cross While I adjutant Wc are especially nnx-1 Dale Konwn ftn(j Miss Evelyn Bed Pillows others are purchasing Defense' ious to have the names of any of Ml|ler of south Bend spent Sun- , Soft, light. Combination Bonds and Slampa Hie Cedar our boys to the service. | W|lh grandparents. Mr. and '’IIIIIIIIIIII1BII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB Blithe, young hats to help you greet Creek school of thirteen pupils I Insure Tn.nr. your vn,,r safely anfrtv tomorrow tnmnrrnw by bv:! Mfs R j ^lllaln, Monday they ! the coming season in style! Small or bought >14 80 worth — in two weeks.! buying Defense stomp* and Bonds! accompanied Mr. and Mra. Clare broad brimmed felts. Belween-season school. >9.80. Star today and Keep Titem Flying. PERFECTION HAND CREAM ... 42c Williams to Grand Rapids, return-1 . colors! >23 80 and the Altoft >105 20 on ing to South Bend Monday evening., their first bank day. Included in RED CROSS TO SEND MARY LAKE'S Lavender Lotion .. 39c Mr. and Mra. Bert Palmer spent i the Altoft report were sdven bonds 75 NURSES TO HAWAII Sunday with her (ibrents. Mr. and Mo-De-Qay C—Requests by. bought by six pupils. 02 ten cent]I Washington. D. ....- in __ Hawaii _______ have _____ Mrs- Cyrus Shroyer, of Barbers J IPANA TOOTH PASTE39c authorities stamp* and 56 twenty-five cent military resulted in the recruiting of 75(Corners. ' j PRINTS stomps, Certainly an impremlve | Many registered nurses for service in the I Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams and CHAMBERLAIN'S LOTION .^, 42c record and a fine example for oth­ Islands by the American Re<l Cross. I daughters were Sunday dinner j Pattemn! er schools. FITCH'S SHAMPOO 49c Miss Mary Beard, national director guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Am-. Gay tubfast DEATH OF 1of the Red Cross Nursing Service., strong of Fowlerville. announced here I The Sunshine Club will meet prints bubbl ­ DRENESHAMPOO 49c MRS. FREDERICKSON The nurses are being recruited \ with Ethel Gibson next Thursday. I ing over -with Mrs. Nina V Frederickson, 46. on ( the west coast and will be trans-; Mra. Mary Wessel, who spent color! 36 to. resident at Cartton township for ported to Hawaii by lhe army. Mias some time here with her brother. the past 15 years died suddenly al Beard said. | Ed Bedford un£ -who is now visit-1 2 p m Friday. January 16 of a ...nLF.TTr ---------I ,u“r' N c Kraft of SLUB BROADCLOTH heart attack at her home. Sur­ MARRIAGE UCEN8E8 [’charlotte, underwent an operation; Indian Design viving arc the husband, Homer; Walter Samuel Shaffer. Irving 25 ]ft4t wr(.|c and Is slowly recovering Smooth, lustrous texture! two son*. DennU and Glenn; one Barbara J. Dawson. Lowell19 nl the Kraft residence. lively cqlors! , daughter. Shirley, all at home: five Robert V. Keeler. Hastings .... 20 Washfast! 36 in. — yd. Earl Schleh is now driving lhe brothers. Leslie. Sidney and Wills Frances Blivln. Hastings -------- 17 school bus on our route. SUNDAES — SODAS — DRINKS Wilkenson of Stanwood. Nervi Wll-j This is the sort of "cover-up"------ -- --------- ____ kenson of Nunfca and Roy Wilken-' UNBLEACHED MUSLIN masculine shades that won’t show soil easily I A grand blanket Complete Fountain Service to lake along on camping and motoring trips! Hemmed endn. Don't miss this event! You’ll SAVE on every yard — Mrs. Elsie McFarland of Big Rap­ stock up now! 36 In. yd. Ids. Mrs. Cela Sponogie of Grand Smart Enough For Any Room I | Esma Riinids and a nbter. M- ” ----MacKeefer of Caledonia. ASPIRIN TABLETS ABDG Capsules $4 . FLOUR SACK TOWELS Hundreds Of 'Em PASSING OF MRS. Bottle 100 I Bleached and mangled — a WALLACE BRONSON Even after the second look — you'll be convinced the price lag ALKA SELTZER Laey hearta-and-flower* types, like grand"give-away" at this special A< is unbelievably low! Mrs. Ida Mae Bronson was bom GROVE S BROMO LARGE bargain price! ® tn Schoolcraft on Sept. 10, 1875. NORWEGIAN COD Ye*, these rugs definitely have a look that rsle* a leg With QUININE rith just enough and not lc-3c a price much higher than 11.49. LIVER OIL, pint ... on Wednesday morning. Jan. 21, SAL HEPATICA YEAST TABLETS In floral, modern, booked and damask design*! aged 66 years. 3 months and 11 5t-10c Embroidered Pillow Cases 60c size-------------Good source vit. B. 250 days. She hart lived In Hustings Fringed rude! Safe, non-skid backs! 27 In a 46 to. Biggest Collection • Mr. and Mrs". “HU and Her" or 25c practically all her life. Surviving are embroidered floral QAc the husband. Wallace Bronson; two design*! pr. wO daughters. Mra. Rosie Oliver of Hartings and Mrs. Lucile Landis LEE OFFICE SUPPLY of Woodland, also two step-sons. 64 in. Mercerized Damask Wallace Bronson of Flint and Ben Bleached snowy while — Bronson of Detroit. "Hie funeral mercerized. loo! Make nap- EQc was held at the Walldorf! funeral E. State, Phone >747. Hastings kin* and luncheon rota! Yd.- W HASTINGS. MICH. — REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWATS ON DUTY — Rev. J. B. Chrispall officiating In* ;lil,ii4ilfhidilllhuiilliliidi!lhMl!hi l.i!i!llii^ 2^* Haafln,t Phon, 2241 Stoft & J«H,fMfi tennent In Rutland cemetery. LAWBENCE J. BAUER POST NO. « LAWRENCE J. BAUER * UNIT NO. 45 Community Notice* AT YOUR SERVICE McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Friday Specials! SATURDAY GRAPEFRUIT TEXAS SEEDLESS 10 for 39e 2 lb. box SODA CRACKERS 2 lb. can 64c SPRY or CRISCO COFFEE THOMAS SPECIAL 3 lb ba8 57c 2 ib . box CHEESE PABST-ETT I . THOMAS STORES OLD FASHIONED Jean Nedra DRESSES 98 MID-WINTER DRUG ITEMS SPRING HATS 19,a 169 D^^/.:/+:/.:^^:27:249/.^:7:/::/A 249999999999999^ ICE CREAM 15' BLANKETS 8 VALENTINES 39 49 98 89 27 49 REED’S DllUG STORE SCATTER RUGS I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, IMS I • 1 |Q j tOn fl 18 in Washington aU theje year* 'which does not encourage and pro­ mote better co-operation between 1 Sporting News will meet a itrong Lakeview five The Theaters HASTINGS DEFEATS GREEN“» VTLLB FOR EIGHTH THE — OWBNB REPORT t----------------------: Why were two officers selected for Independent League VICTORY OF THE SEASON AT THE STRAND Th« report of the special Presl- important key posts who obviously Woodland easily won lhe first; The-Hastings high school basketdentialooounlsatonheaded by Jus* ■ l«d little appreciation or under- two games from Food Center and ball team won their eighth victory | UceRoberta bn lhe Pearl Harbor • landing of the tremendous striking despite a big 222 game by Glenn out «» of ■"»"• nine »t»H« atari* Frtriav Friday ntaht night Hrrnda Jovee -------*—— —7 Monica, the Food Center boys were iter/ifelnl'd Oi«»>Ute tj, comrty w.w. W|U, Bnle< diMiter U an amazing document. 1 I ------ -—’ ^e modern war plane? It may *be that Admiral Kimmel 51 P>n» ahead at the finish of the to 27 in a league game. This gives ayoung num from thewest, com* It U both depressing and »timur ” **"" ' *' nd General General Short are- merely lust game Incidentally, the big game the the Saxons Saxons three three win* wins against against one one 1I Ing Ina to hishis forfor­ toNew NewYork York to toseek seek taUrjj and | tunc. He has a stroke of luck in The unbelievable chain of official! of out-moded ty Monica gave him the lead for. low in league competition. 1 finding belonging to the beautiful the evening's play tw he scored 193 | C. Cooper opened lhe scoring in1! daughter of a huslnes* tycoon, he bungling which led io the disasterr I system. Even though Admiral Kimmel and 169 hJs first two ganxvi and j the first second of play. ~ Hastings sells himself to the bo&»' daughter «. One Ls left in ak ended wlth'h fine 584. I came r ‘back '*•‘1 ~~ on baskets by Wagner , and to the boss. inger al the needlesst and General Short are responsible Junior C of C- nosed the Banners and ,o Ivold a twelve to five I i whose courage and। for the Pearl Harbor disaster, It Bob Steele In when with a game each, they J lead ns the quarter ended the one bright spott may not even be advisable to have .•.cored a last game victory by a five In the second quarter. OreenvtUr “Billy lhe Kid in Texas' them court-murUalgtf and taken cunt within within four four point* point* of of tying; tying; Barking guns, pounding hoofs. iture. l«n mArgin. ; came 111 out of the armyd .services. Both. ,u„, scon-1,he counl Weber with ’eight . . |»inta --------------------- -------------------------—• Car Seals bowled . a UttJ dummy futic combats, the whir of flying candid, thorough ..... ....ii nndO Conner with three Recounted n ra.._ ana ^Djective tone of this report, although theta* limitations have which lhe Medics will attempt lo mid y Cooper with three accounted 1 tjullrta, there's never a slack mobeen maved; nevertheless have better ut a lute: dan- Bob O Don- tor ,hp v>»itor»’ eleven points, widle nictii throughout the film. -a. ncvcrtneie... nave ... , r,le St(Xon scoring was divided bewas sUmulating. No citlsen of Ger­. many. Italyor Japan would hay*\ W EAA... .. ................ . 'Rise and Shine' used to good advantage In help- ln Ihl. ^VU|llt nll(1 )ea ln h>s final Kenyon with two pointe each. Th* been trusted with^the rlnfornuifion | half ended with the score 20 to 16 contained In this document. The, mg to train our rapidly expanding game. With George Murphy. Walter I , tor™. B«me pta, .outota toy.... l,.,. , j Brennan and Milton Bcrle in the mere fact that it was published Platon Rings, leaders of the first' nnti Vlin Anen were the lone scor- cant the .story Ls sol on a college I without censorship Is thus an in­ to make use of their experience. campus nt the height of lhe foot- | spiring tribtfle to American morale;. It Is heartening to note that n half in . the Recreation l-exigue., ,.n for Greenville with three and ’ unified command hu been cstub- 8*<,r,rd ihx' .-econd half with u three 1 two points respectively. Wagner to a people who can stand to kAow game victory over Leonards. I Wjtn four points and Kenyon with Robin and Ralngcr songs, dances, lulled both al Pearl Harbor und Goodyear scored 1201-209*204tDave lhe truth. , 614 1 three combined to give Hastings, a girls, laughs and fun. ‘ '■'* Cttleens of the United States( Panama. This is a change which for Piston Rings to lead the series I 27 to 21 lend. ' Al Brown , In the fourth quarter, pande- ''Mickey Rooney. Judy Garland dbubtleu appreciate this confidence, has been urgently needed; which Is and evening's play. scored --------- 563 — for . . the .... losers -------'monium broke loose as Grernville in "Babes of Broadway" and will react better than they, long past due. Hastings lee and Fuel scored iMmc lwo 1M1)nLs (lf r,tch-; Pearl Harbor war a costly, tiumilwould If half-truths had been aub2688 tana to lead'the team totals . ln? Mp wllh tbc Saxons Then deals with <h«* scores of youngsters luting ta'am which might easily but uroptKd the second game to Kfnvon Slltuted. ' fouled In the act nf who yearly invade Broadway to w.aM.w *«.. Les _Hawthorne scored. ..pooling«■>» and wa^.Rawarded two..^*free fight for their "break on the stage, Yet. even regarded in lhe rosiestt have been averted. The damage is Middleville. a ... .to. ■lend ----> ..... Wiiinrx.w und V ''throws, .......................... , ................... ...u done. Nothing can erase thb black569 lhe winners ..nd V. one of which was good .t covers a wide jMiiorama of the- . light possible, this report is' cer­ iwrel tore,, II... a • .u.. ,h' 1"'"' ; oinking the score 28 to 25. A tew Ulrica I life both front and back­ tainly no source of Joy. Pxrks Tavern took a pair stage r*.** iw,r 01 . srennds Inter. J. Uoojicr'n basket games from Nashville a ...... fine 'mane I |nnde me thr .'enre ,rprc as 28 to l(l tt 27 wnn wlth one, 0It<. Clearly Admiral Kimmel and history. ... i »••• ”■• ........................ . ’despite •'-i--' II. however. Utas disaster has 573 STI series i/Tli'i Inby Wm Ayrra Av-rox und unci a food good .......... - .. iUlt..| 15 seconds to go. .... Nel*'! AT THE HARRY General Short are guilty of neglect. brought about a complete revision zones of 537 by Otto Huuvind K — -----------er team was able to score— again■ -Paper Bullelts" starring There Ls no question of their loy­ of a fundamentally faulty defense Chuev and C Kentleld scored M8| -_ the final score read Hustings 28. i Joan Woodbury, alty. Both have had honorable, dis­ ’ •, each for the winners. , tinguished records. But their judg­ system, these losses will not have ' Sportsmen’s League The outstanding players for Has-1 possessing far more depth In ‘ ment was m appallingly wrong that been entirely hi vain. I H. “Dutch" Drews had the maples tSn*' *fr'' Wagner with 14 points ,toryiind characteritallon than the falling and scored n 374 for and «'’d Kenvon with 6 t|M1 a] rr(Cket expose, the film is a. one can only wonder why they were Moo..- and aided bv K Cha-. '- 529. enfh1: "',d) tor 1 ■r"’''v‘llr- C , well-knit package of entertainment.1 selected from the entire field of senxs were able 10 take a brace of Cooper ami Weber with 9 points possible candidates-to fill two of the f„.m «"“1" J™;. most Important posts In the entire defense scheme of the U S. A. In positions which required the FORTY YEARS AGO utmost in initiative, imagination,, J.mt 30. 1902. The Grand Rapids Bookca.se technical knowledge und thorough with 5 |x»nLs ,that was bigger appreciation of lhe |»lcntl.il strik­ Company reports the best business Tomorrow at present of any time since the Tl;e loss of Les Deyault. who'travel to Battle Creek where BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY ing power of modern weapons de­' factory moved to this city. 1 Joined the U. S army forces, failed u „ lu „high* to affect the leading Hastings Lumveloped since World War I. the John Hinchman, „„ an „, old and Owens report indicated a com- jj. rcsjiected resident of Baltimore her and Coals u* the replucrinenl.. placency, and smugness reeking town.-hip. was .stfickeru with pa- Jue^Siulz. stepped into the breach; WATERS CLOTHES SHOP । ralyai* on Thursday und died at his and scored a good 555 series lo .set with officious inertia. ' home on Tuesday. , the pace for his males. The re­ Tlkerc were only two ixvsslblc mainder of the team .scored as fol­ methods for a succesfulsurptiseat­ 1 Miss Vinnie Ream, the noted lows: A. Melrose 531. H. Cook. 530. elocutionist, at the Band Minstrel*. OUR ADVICE! tack against Pearl Harbor—an un­ Mor.day night. , D nrvWA 508 and Charley Norris a 536 for a 2660 grand total which dersea assault by submarines or a Irving Paustle is. bulldlns, was too much for City Fathers torpedo foundation for a house In the sec ­ combination bomb and | Glenn Monica led Ho-stingh Conend ward near his father's. blast by carrier-based planes C. O. Maywood has purchased an .strucllon to a two to one victory When Japan struck, however, the Interest oi In mi the Ice business of over Coffee Shop when hi- scored harbor Itself was not properly ifen'ry Strong, protected against submarines, deB. A. Cotant tiled very suddenly ond game which now tops the in­ dividual game record for the sculectors capable of plcking-up the lu-‘‘l fight of w heart attack. son. », State Insulation scored a good than 100 miles away were at the jwr position, t_____ 2638 scries to take three gumc.s from Curvy■ Edmonds has purchased Vikings. Al Prentice .‘cored ^liigh base but not properly Installed or Cz~ i-----manned, and neither in-shore nor G«J' Manning's farm in Baltimore for the winners with 554 und H • fnr SA OOH ntunivte wu. fnr VUrlnczc Phillips was beat for Vikings with . u-nli long distance air patrols had been *for *16.000. . Pede vuuuiiu. O'Connor u. of vuuiur'in. Orangevilb*'• 526 instituted to guard the approaches |lfts bccn np|X>-|nlCd■ — Deputy Sheriff • — Roush Tailors blanked Andrus Scrvlcc^Goodyriir Bios. Hdwc. iodk lo the Island. in place of Jay Hogle. resigned. • n pair of gamer- from Moynahan Furthermore, the guarding planes FIFTY YEARS AGO and Paul and Auto Sport Shop won were supposed to be ready only the , odd game from Middleville Jan. 28. 1892 after a four-hour wanting notice The following special dispatch Creamery. (some of the craft, fortunately, from Lansing concerns a Burry Bliss League turned In n much better jicrfor- county , boy; . ....... It Is understood In Keith Chase toppled the pins for mance than thlsi; aircraft was con- college circles that Prof. Eugene a 563 count Friday night to be KUntod 1.1 iormuto.. »n in- gave»|»n. »1» U.l toll wtnl to1 topi in Ute Bliss League. H . ,, , Brazil to become president of a "Dutch" Drews was the only oth­ n-li. .nd lx»u were re.K.nln..ed c„n.Kl. er member of the league to hit 500 in the harbor even though such „ remunerative salary, v ill re- am! that by an extra seven pins. pracllce ha* proven disastrous tn turn to Ulis country at thi end of Tool Room won a pair from Enthe battle arena* of Europ*' I, ii' year His Jdetermination *“ “ ’i« 'based' pincers; Electricians took two from upon the fact that lhe.prevailing Office and Shop Office dropped a Japanese submarines actually got idea* of the country upon agricul- jaiir to Foundry. Inside the fleet anchoring groimds lure ’arc so crude, and the pros­ at Pearl Harbor while the orderly peCts for rapid development no’ । G. Bennett of Highland Dairy rows of grounded planes were made flattering. ’was the leader In the individual to order for enemy bombers. Four times during 1941 both com­ manders at Peail Harbor lecelvtij warnings that trouble with Ja­ Ansteud of Grund Rapids, j. TAYLOR & pan was brewing. The last message, the management of Mr J Hu- store continued to grow in |' .;>*; W<ntE ■ent only a few days prior to lhe le many , Numbr .... attack, intimated that,actual war­ friends during hV> From Pure Wool Fabrics by Master y in tlie for ports Taliaferro m the IkjwICraftsmen Over 3'JO all wool fab­ fare was impending. city. । the high score (or the Ur rics to choose from Yet. al no lime during this dan-, ger iicriod did the two commanders (guaranteed fit or no sale. slutted the second half high ecore consult to formulate a unified plan with another 551. Scqm of 172 for defense Neither one knew 191 and 18H did the trick uiat In­ exactly wliat lhe other w^» doing. cidentally helped f.eomtrd* l.tkThu. week a eircular letter i So. even though there may have being sent out to Boy Scout worker? .brace of games from H«;.tln: Bi IS NOW IN been other faults In execution along ;(llllnun- nij; ilu,„r II(e w„ " 'fir tt meeting l'i M , tlM>,„U1„„ the line Admiral Kltnmcl and Gen- lhe rnmithh traminz program tor . ... ,nil vlJul|ll., Haminonil JOCKEY SHORT JOCKEY MIDWAY \ eral Short must awnmc immediate *UiSCpUtf,r'i on T,,’:*d'' Frb 1,1 tnm for thr i<..,*rx with a 49. total at the Hai’.ii-.u' Agh responsibility for the Pearl" I^arbor, so . KNEE - OVER KNEE LONGS. Cotton & 25'< Wool. -hcol This program-, i-'- for adult-. didn't do budlv when she debacle. who v rh to be prepared lor enter­ I .i .’>:i6 total wish a U t game It might have helped if some ul- Reticles and lesions will be present-, of 201- State Insulation won the flclals in the war office had been a cd by the following: Fir.'’ aid. Al* first game by a single din hut bit Dykstra; ro|x; work. Duitald little more alert to detect thy inIMhnxi G„„, bl,ntr,. adequucy of the "safeguard• " < .* ... J®. Brauk. B«»ra A an., D„ufl. tablished by Gen. Short and report­ ,lunn...n M th. Tl,m..ni»....... . , .... ..i„h I,.! You can still buy a new style top coat met of th.- Grand VaH-v Com.. >1.; . lirrri<bj... |nr !lu. w:nnrti . ed by him to Washington. 1. anxious that all Suiters who u„n lrom based on July, 1941 costs. However, if Gen. Short hud been pnssii.lv ran IK' present a- 'I---<•' B,.al W1,mst<>nn bhnkrd prompt in gelling sound detector program, whirh in addition to ’he > p(,rriJl5 „nii sigm;< Phi took A good selection still available for equipment .into operation and if IrsM.i.- mentioned above w.ll „ „o to one match from Pnlon Admiral Kimmel had started in* further other j4w..c of Seoul ac- i>.r.,s tivity. shore patrols much of the damage done could have been averted and *eu American disaster might have been turned into u japknese dcCbarks Jdunk'cr wax the official feat. . * * rcpic.cnt:nlv<- of the Hastings Hi* Y r.l tl»e District business meeting In apile of thU clear-cut guilt, it Tuexduv. Jan. 20. m the Battle your heater and defroster, wind­ A new stock has arcsvcd. You can ■■ I* doubtful .if the mere court-matCreek Y M C. A shield wipers, brakes, tires and .still buy Portis Club quality. Why Ual of the commander, will cor­ hcudiighLs in tip-top shape? Charles attended with dr-legal' > wait and pay $7.50 later on? ' * The National Suft-ty Council rect the situation. from oilier dubs in the Barn-Faniilduu.ize.. ghr iffipcrrtancr nf Rather, this obvlou* lack Of co­ having ynUr car in shape for winter—If you want lo drive indicate* that something Is basical­ safely. And keep a set of tue Plans were nude for district Hily wrong. In complex modcTn war­ chains in the trunk If roads get Y conference?, and the group dis­ bad. they will help you stop on fare, there is no place for official cussed the cotnlm- national Hi-*.’ ice and stiow. "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" stuffiness and bra.ss-hat "fuM-ducK congress which will be at Miami Un|> rr-.it v. Oxford Ohio HASTINGS. MICHIGAN dyihg"—if. indeed, tiwre ever was Backward Glances Bits oil esterday liny now at present prices while yon can get it ItllY your TAI LOK MABE SUIT Noir ... <tnd Have it Tailored by co. 3I5° Scout Notes COMPLETE < OOVEIl STOCK Drive Safely■ Y.M.C.A. New s165° sggso II ATS hv POUT IS \\ aters Clothes Shop Why has a system been tolerated Arrive Safely be selected later dale. BEST BREAD BUY! KROGEB'S 'ENRICHED CLOCK BREAD 2 “xl 7« 'EvWudwitHitaahli, Irm Grapefruit 2 23c Fn.lt Cocktail 10c Evorsood - Solid Paak 2“iL!i23c Tomatoes Sauerkraut 29c 3 Couatiy Club Qrada "A’’ Pumpklx 25c 3 Bantam Cirn 3 29c Country Club Enrichnd Flour 99c 1414-lb. (ack Vanilla Flavor itu. 10c Krogo Z5’,X 3 59c lb. bag Pare Lard 2 Hill’s Bns. 2 tin 61c COFFEE 2 Preserves 26c u>. 25c atf Nicotinic AcM DIITTED DU lien MICHIGAN MAID FRESH CNIRNEC 2 75c Tander. Meaty - Economical Way to Get Vitamina PRUNES santa clara 4 £, 29c Choice Handpickod Michigan NAVY BEANS 5 33c Delicioua. Tender Freestone No.l^ cans PEACHES oSs 2 29c ib. KARO SYRUP X 5pail 30c Michigan Milled - King's SINCERITY FLOUR MX 83c Country Club - Energy-Giving QUICK OATS Large 48 oz. pkg. Pancake ">» 5 19c Accepted by the American Medical Aei'n. -------------Tall COUNTRY CLUB cans Marshmallows 10c Country Club Old-Faahioned Country Club Candy Bars 2 >«■■■ 5c Clifton time 4 rolls 15c S2.37 Scratch Feed 20 ; Dairy Fwd’“£? S2.45 MILK APPLE BUTTER 38-oz. jar 17c 31c 15c Clover VaUey 2 PEANUT BUTTER 1b. jar 29c A Blend of the Worlde Choice Coffees - Hot-Dated SPOTLIGHT coffee 3 £ 59c PORK LOIN ROAST Rib Cuts “■21c Pork Livers >ucn> u, 22c »ntecd! -- ------ ~ "7 Spare Ribs LE^1??D ,k 22c Ring Bologna ><>»o > 21c Harrod's „ Skinless Franks u 27c Yellow Pike or Yellow Percb £..1, U. 23c Blue Pike «■ > » 21c Smelt u. t*»oi«« Cottage Cheese 10c » 10c TENDERAY SIRLOIN STEAK ^37c TENDERAY STANDING Zt . 29c TENDERAY BOILING BEEF »14c TENDERAY CHUCK ROAST • 28c SLAB BACON END PIECES * 22c SUNKIST ORANGES <• CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS NAVELS - Extra Large Size |C dox ICEBERG IDAHO BAKING HEAD LETTUCE POTATOES RHUBARB tb 13c la»ce 10 £ 37c CBUF H.O.IDA SIZE . Xi/ *ach O*/2C CLAPP’S BABY FOODS 6 37c Most Varieties HEINZ SOUPS 2 can* 25c HEINZ KETCHUP—-- 19c GREEN GIANT PEAS 2- 27c TOMATOES 3N^ 25c Popular 15c Branda • Carton •1.19 CIGARETTES ARMOUR’S TREET ~ 31c WHEATIES OR CORN kix 10c SHREDDED WHEAT 10c Naw. Dalicioua Hot Caraal CHEERIOATS 1c CAMPBELL’S ’Z° 3 - 20c rjWCT HOTHOUSE CELERY 2ii.ii.15c Snasheen n.omi 23c Macarani 3 Spaghetti 3 25c Clapp's Cereal 15c Ibc. Clapp’s iZl 3 25c 25c 3 bora 19C Camay Soap 3 bars 19C Lex Soap 10c Oxydil ar Rinse c;k“' 59c Ammonia *«uu o.mi U t Soap 6 bar/ 27C LAST CHANCE TO GET HOUSEHOLD IHSTITUTE WATERLESS COOKWARE AT TREMEN00M SAVINGS ••al Erii Sitirdiy, Ju. 31 SMWly'3 Lifiled — Buy How KROGER STORES �TO HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JANUARY is. IB4B • DOWLING A group of women ipent Wednes­ evening's entertainment was cards with prizes going to Mrs. Hugh day afternoon with Mra. D. H H0H1.M .pent IYW.Y .nd BaturS..UY- ' — — — Myara. Oscar palmer. Mrs. Roy Wrarp. bridge furnishing tiie enter- > Johncock The club voted to give Portland spent Friday and Preston and Cha*. Prear Mr. and LSlnrnent, followed by refreshments. 110 00 to the Rad Cross. .tay with n« onKnyr and TRntfY. i JnhAr!’ Mrs oecar Palmer will entertain Mr ,nd .nd Mr Ur. a.»r "> State and County Agriculture I Mr *- I*. O«U*FMr. and Mm. W. A. Bchader. 8r. Feb. 7. Defense Boards will hereafter be' Kr Ml* .and, » J£Z.k8leele "nf «r and Mr» entertained st dinner on Runday I. ,.r H.HI a ur.A c m E . designated as State and County U., Jerry Jr. of Battle Creek were week । AND The twelve members of the J. P tnnoring Mra Arthur Haven. Mrs 8. D A War Boards Till* board end visitors at the Ella Smith homo P club were guests of Mr* Dan Forrest Poller and Burdette Button for Barry county consists of Glenn officers of the W. 8. C. 8. 'Lewis yesterday, Wednesday, after­ all of whom have birthdays In The following babies have been Wotring, U—, chairman. Harold .Foster. ‘ o( DoWung and Banfield are meelJanuary os doe* Mra Schader . noon for card* and refreshments. THE BEAUTY BAR offers born ar the hospital during lhe i county Agriculture Agent. ----- *, . Fred tn« "IMF week with Mrs. Henry Place* were laid for eight | post weik: A girl to Mr and Mrs ;। smith. gmun, John John Carter Carter and and Kenneth Ki A JANUARY SPECIAL FROM TUB UYH , atB> . w arrange for a cooperation .. „ , . -u.« a Sunday evening Mr. and Mu bco Boise. Bellevue. R 3. on Jan. Cavanaugh .. “a... !"rl* M»nthen entertained a group ; banquet by the two churches. rJO "llnuli" The national colors formed the SfRcul rftwu will 1» mue dur-, Mr ,„d the Stitch and Chatter Club Tliur*-. elglu ftt ,upper, followed with accurouvc Un. •> >v..r«= «. decorative u. motif at the rhome of Gaskill. B13 N. Chureh St. on Jan M, ,nd u„ day evening. ’J}>Fteen member* be- ‘ contract, top honors going to Mr.! Mr* Roman Feldpausch on Tues- 21; a girl to Mr and Mrs Ray u.r uw mouth or Frtnurr lo pre-1 Hotel Hastings ing preKnt Birthday honora went and Roy c<jrde, ’ evenln< week when-ahe vent RKd and eliminate fire tauras hazards . eumlnMo lire „ Wooataa aoud.r. Link. 222 N Church St . on Jan . Farmers .... to Mra qfadya Bush ^ A ahort buri• • • j entertained Hospital Guild No 22 are OMK eligible to .ooh apply tor for, 21; a boy to Mr. and Mrs Bari ne»» ~ ting was hekl during which ( On sun<jay Mr. and Mra. C F. I centering the deasert tables were William*. Route 2. cn Jan. 22: a boy new Urea and tubes for their farm Gaskill and Mrs. Hazen Hook leadimplements and for trucks used In lhe ' of the past year was re-; plnstro(n entertained at dinner ] bouquet-* of red carnation.* and era of 4-H clubs In the Dowling and . hauling products to market. For the coming year the |1Onoring Mr. and Mra. Roy Pin- around lhe rooms were bouquet* of ... Br$tiol district* will attend a meetclub d to dispense with the usu- atrom and daughter from South ’ cut (lower*. Red. white and blue and Mrs Henry Vahlslng, 510 E More than 2 000 applications have ,n< nl Hastings ’his week "y 5 ?| lUe lhe *^ie B^nd Other guest* yrcrc Mr and tally card* were also used. Asalst- State St . on Jan 23; a girl to Mr. Mrs Wm. Stanford returned from fund* r charitable purposes. TTw Mril oarrttt fgham of Hastings and | ing the hostess were Mrs- Lawnsrite and Mrs. Leslie Over smith. 4144 been received In lhe county oUlce next i P.V.n“ be Feb 26 with Uldr guetta froBr''Ionta Herrick, Mra Chester Hodges. Mrs 8 Jefferson St . on Jan 33; a girl to for 1941 soil conservation payments. Grand Rapids Tliursday where she Where There’s SMOKE ............ lDrnne,t,t, -------- —• 'Harold RiiUliB snd Mra Cedrie Mr and Mr* Lloyd Blistun. Nash- I The first checks were received dur- >>"' been caring for her sister-in-. ing the past week and were mailed law Mt- John Ten HarWI and re-' There’s TROUBLE HoihtmI iwmlm will be Mrs. Etta Tj,f siiMly club waa entertained Morey. Contract waa played after vllle. on Jan. 25 Norris. Mra. TTlllc Houvener <nd 6n Monday by Mra. D. A. VanBu.*- the business session with Mrs R John Allcrdlng of Carlton Center out al once. The others will be ix>rts Mr* Ten Hatkei critically HI Mrs Seba Hillman kirk. After lhe luncheon. Mrs Aben g Wait. Mra R G Finnle and Mrs was in the hospital for lhie«- days, mailed as soon as received, thus fioni the effects °t a severe stroke •r *m»ll — (hat we can't fix. Call making It unnecessary for fanner* The Dowling extension etas* will ’ ■ ’ , , Johnson reviewed lire book. The w M Stebbins having the winning because of Injurle* lo his shoulder, The home of Mr and Mra. Jesse Man from CarMM ! received Ln a fall. He wa* dis­ to make trips to the countv office meet at the home of Mra Harry 1 . ...la.m nt nvavrtn wk * til* - - I _ - Larabre of Ci Cloverdale was the ’ Lenz on Wednesday of this week charged on Jan. 23. or night. Better still, avaid trouble by bringing yattr ear III new scene of a mlierilaneous shower oompumentary Mrs W « a.. Mr rnterMr and Mrs Walter Ormsbe en­ Complimentary to to Mra. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs pon Don tiiegei Siegel enterClifford Howelh of Holt, one of for a complete cheek-up. 1ml Friday evening honoring Mr. ^schader. Sr .whose birthday was on I tamed pot luck club last Wecines- the workmen on the new Hasting* JARSTFT.il tertained their children *'" ‘"J and Mrs n«u Dale Lu ra bee AA color — H Mr. mine aunday. MtM Sara Schader enter- day evening honoring Mr and Mrs I Mfg. Co building, suffered minor NEWS Mrs. Lester Ormsbe of Hastings. MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. scheme of pink and white was car­ talned al a surprise desaert Martin Schramm who are moving injuries Monday when be fell from Mrs. Llbble Wiley entered thd Mi* Susie Gorkina and FORD — MEKCVRY — LINCOLN ried out throughout the rooms and bridge । on Friday afternoon, places' today to their new home at Grand a platform Home Wednesday „... Mra. Gerald 7'ebo und daughter . a pink and while bride’s cuke cen- being i laid for twelve Winners al' Ledge, Mm ta-o Boise entered the Home with a fish dinner Sunday, honorI Mln* June Leary 126 S Han- 1 tered the buffet About BO were bridge were Mra. William Andrews I ... over St., had a minor surgical op­ Monday forenoon. ing lhe seventy-fifth birthday of present from Kalamazoo. Battle and Mra. Archie Relckord Tuesday afternoon the Part Mat- eration on Tuesday. Creek. Charlotte. Richland, Has­ • • • I rons club of tlte O E 8. were MU’ Ruth Cocluun. Ionia.. R 5. Hospital Guild No 18 met on gueits of Mrs laron Duster and Mr* and Mm William Hecker. Nashville, ting*. Middleville. Delton and Clo­ with Mrs Sterling Rogverdale. Games and contests fur- Thursday ' were djadiatged Sunday, both con­ After lhe business meeting former's home A social afternoon valescing after surgical treatment nLshed the evening's entertainment era. । and refreshments were served The the women sewed for the hoapital was enjoyed.. Dell J. Morgan, smell son of Mr. honor guests received a host of, and later played Chinese checkers mid Mis. Milo Morgan ■ France* 1 and pedro. Mm Almira Hackney Last week Tuesday afternoon ] lovely and useful presents. Suttoni. was discharged on Mon­ | won the most games al checkers Mrs Jack Stem was hostess to her ] day after being treated at the hos' Hospital Guild No. 12 met Mon-! and Mr* Wm Bennett and Mrs bridge club with top scores going pltal for several days for bums day evening at the home of Mr* Herbert Btohop were winners at to Mrs Leslie Hawthorne and Mr* on , ijla face and hands J LzrRRRRRRBj Delnaay with 1* ~~z" to imve a — ben- R G- Finnle. v. —.... M1m Loretta• wpedro ——— The Guild — — —" — ' Mrs. Paul Stutz. Route 3, Arthur1 Springer a.* co-hc*lc». Dessert was! cfit card party at Mrs Eugene t • • • served al card tables centered with Dalman'a. BIB E Madison St. on A group of Hasting* young wom- Thede. Wayland. R 1. and Mr* Mack Janose. Middleville. R 3. altractlve bouquet* of sweet peas. Tuesday afternoon. Feb 3 Guests'cn have organized into a G. 8. Q Following a short buslneas meeting art Invited. Mra. Fred Friedrich Club whov purpose Ls to help pro­ are convalescing, the latter being a medical patient. contract bridge was played with ' will entertain the Guild on Thura-. vide entertainment at the unitco cri.M- OrgsjiizaUon Club~ at —BatI Thomas Hammond, infant son of honors going to Mrs Bud Wolfe day. Feb M 1 Service tie Creek. Those who desire fur- Mr and Mrs James Hammond. and Mrs Bernard Reed Mrs. W. ] •... • • The Shuffle club whs entertain-. tnrr information are requested to Route 2. I* improving /vo Rettoi Valued. On ^lown SAUD DRESSING 2131c . .... «.*•._ —-------- - —,---------------------------------------------. MIm [frothy Varney. Woodland, and Ralph Henney. Lake Odesa. KETCHUP w..^. .------- 1 were discharged Sunday, following - enter-- wurbIc*! operation* Both are gainVi.- Dl.i.—2 -he to ' The Busy Eight Club was cream tms .YtR,nd «* Al rurit* Mr* Emma Fmma rtalAl cards., Mra. Dal- tallied bv -Mrs. Rozcll. Stanton at lnK nicety Mr. mid Mm. Frank Newton were attend. ■iwruu. «... MUSTARD . . .high .v..ua . score ---------- ■ .. _ Vel- .her --------home —_ |In M--------------' ... - — —.... R... MnndAV ’ * QT. 11c ho?* and hostess for lhe Night man .held and Mrs. the country Mondas I| Another medical patient, who FRANCO-AM HICAN Hawk Club Saturday evening In ma Johnson, the consolation, later evening. January 26 A dessert was Is convalescing. Ls Floyd Myers, LEAN RIB HALF Beit Chuck Cult,Grain-Fed Steen SPAGHETTI 3'SS. 1* lunch-------------------was served •*by the served ho*tess by their country home. A steak din- a - lovely -------“ **• “ — “** by lhe hn "'“ followed bv Woodland hoateM. pencil and paper games and puzner was served al 7 o'clock. Muur Ethel’Roger*. Charlotte. R SPAGHETTI 6, is improving following surgery. ANN PAGE Willett Cole. Battle Creek. R. 6. SOCIAL EVENTS Pennock HotpUal CLUB NEWS ................ . Now More Than Ever, Make Your Dollars Buy More Fine Foods! PORK LOIN BEEF ROAST lb 19c was a patient at the hospital on Saturday, being discharged after 24 houts. issue lb 26c ■ 29* ■ 31* SHORT CUT PRIME RIB ROAST SMOKED HAMS FULLY TRIMMED CELEBRATE «TH ANNIVERSARY SUNNYFIELD BRAND In honor of the fortieth wedding annlversary'of Mr and Mrs W IlSHANK HALF Weaver of 328 E. Clinton street, which waa Jan 26. the children had CHOICE CENIER BUTS ROUND OR . F*ESH. ItAN. MEATY a chicken dinner at lhe l»me of I SPARE RIBS 34c PORK SAUSAGE CEllO LOLL 24c Mr. and Mrs Rene Ganguillet. 728 I SIRLOIN STEAK iEHDE*. MEATY SHORT EISS S. Benton stleet. on Sunday. Eigh- I FRESH CHOPPED CHOICE SHOULDER CUIS ' GROUND BEEF teen members of the family were' 41c VEAL ROAST BOILING BEEf .. " 24c seated at the table centered by a . any size pike SUNNYFIELD LEAN. MEATY lovely anniversary cake. Also five SLAB BACOH 25c SLICED BACON CEllO PKG 14c NECK BONES .small —11 cakes, — h bearing th. Q|| each the nnm. name MlAyf DIRECT FROM E3CANAIA IN THE PIKE and date of birthday of five mem­ ROASTING CHICKENS 2... 21c PORK LIVER FRESH SMELT u 14c bers of the family whose birthdays •are within the next two weeks, i ! added to the occasion. Mi apd Mrs Weaver have sevLearn What Real Value! Are in A£P Produce Department , cn children, six daughters and one FLORIDA JUICE son. and three grandchildren The ' oldest daughter. Vemelva Card. BEANS WITH PORK PORK AND BEAMS SULTANA be present. Those present were Mi and Mrs- L W. Davis; Mr and Mrs. Clare Johnson and son. Dibkie 1 Mr. and Mrs Rene Ganguillet; Mr and Mrs Howard Newton; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver and daughter. Margaret Sue; and Bettie Weaver, all of Hastings. Mi. and Mrs E C Dell, sister and brother-in-law of Mrs. Weaver, and Joyce Dell of Lansing and Paul Ganguillet of Hastings were also present. ORANGES HEAD LETTUCE GRAPEFRUIT SULTANA RED KIDNEY BEAMS HEIHZ STRAINED FOODS Wc CRISP—SOLID TEXAS SEEDLESS FANCY MICHIGAN DELICIOUS APPLES | SEEDLESS CALIFORNIA ORANGES IM SIZE I DOZ SO SIZE GOLOEN UN1RUIT BANANAS 25c 4... 25c FRESH HOTHOUSE 27c I RHUBARB hr. 25c PrtiKdek HO‘pltJ7 Kitchen Guild will meet al the home of Mrs Enrl | Palmatlcr. 309 N. Broadway. Tues­ ' day evening. Feb. 3. Emmanuel Guild meets with Mm C S Potts for tea on Wednesday. Feb 4. at 1:9 M. Guests are I , welcome. SALE OF S«awMATTKESSES 178i ... Sanitized Tickinfl! 209 letnpered Caihl Quitted Sital Podil Soft Felted CoHoe! Prebuill Border! ■ f Monthly* Thia mattress gives you a double heal th-guard and Wards challenge you to match it at $6 more I FIRST you get SANITIZE D ticking ISECON D you get an inner unit designed for complete, healthful rest I Sisal pads prevent coils from “feeling through.” Eight screened ventilators. Four cord handles for easy turning! 20* 2 roR 19° 10™ 33° 0—---- Hr.SE OC”*!L SAL* I HOHL MATTRISS P11 Q0 Compare up to $10 more! 276 owl* in deep. f*l(ed cotton and Si-Latex (*i*al fused la rubber!) See it today at Wards phone n»i HASTINGS J "J MONTGOMERY WARD | Hospital Guild No 14 will meet । Tuesday. Feb 3 at 1:30 at the home of Mrs John Eddy, 409 S. Ca*s. Members please bring guests. W. NIBLETS 2 CAM 23c PEIS IcamUC FANCY SWEET •8411c RELIABLE PUS SA1LV JUNE 2SJ11C IONA PEAS IONA TOMATOES 2S»'17c SAUERKRAUT 2^ wc IONA CUT STRING BEANS FRENCH STYLE STRING BEAMS POTATOES BRAUDE ■sntc 2&.'23c NO. 1 a, CAN 7( LIMA BEANS Saving! in KAIN OR FtMINTO co. 34c 2 LOAF 64c PABST-ETT CHEESE 2 FKGi. 35c MEDIUM VTRONG FRANKENMUTH CHEESE i. 35c o.24c SWEET PICKLES HEINZ CUCUMBER PICKLES HAIN OR KOSHER 2'. 16c DILL PICKLES WHOIS HELIO A1P APRICOTS 2 cam 21c RED SOUR PITTED l&llfc CHERRIES DOLE'S CRUSHED PINEAPPLE SULTANA i^oz. « v CAN IX FRUIT COCKTAI. 2Sm‘23c GRAPEFRUIT SLICED EXTRA-THi 2SJ21C 2ca»Wc DEL MAIZ U. S. NO I, MICHIGAN LB. AMERICAN OB BRICK DOHA PINEAPPLE JUICE ■ VUNIWIlt 444JL «e. CAN Z2C PRUNE JUICE • UNDID anus juice •<S2lc UNVWIITIHiD 6UPEFRUIT JUKE BAG DATED FOR FRESiiNtSS din SHORTENING 3i*. 51c SHORTENING WHITE SAIL SPRY SOAP FLAKES EVAPORATED MILK 2 KGS 25c HERSHlr t CHOCOLATE STROP WHITE SAIL SOAP GRAINS SETS CLOTHES CLEANER 2 »«• 31c KETCHUP 2»“39C new members, twelve having been ■ o«*«i Opvim by *• •»•** ajumm a i received thia year. , ———————————— c» De WfelllHOUtf FOR KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY T. I*. NOTES January 20. with Mm Russell Kantncr. twenty-six being pre*ent. Mrs. Houghton. returned , missionary from Africa, gave a very interest-’ ing l«lk on her work and return trip Much Interest I. betn; shown in KSS DEL MAIZ CORN CABBAGE 30* J LOAF 60° WISCONSIN CHEESE MEL-O-BIT CHEESE 3 cam. 18c CRZAM JTYll NEW TEXAS GREEN MILO. FULL CREAM 8 O'CLOCK Circle No. 1 will meet Thursday. , Feb. 5. for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Frank Sage, 126 । S. Hanover. and Bigger 4 CAM. ITC PRECOOKED CEREAL 2A2t»c KLEIN'S Put More Fine Dairy Product! n Your Table . cstsrvi The Petunia Garden club will i SUNNYFIELP GRADE i . meet February 5 with Mrs Lulu' BUTTER ... io. 37c MEDIUM EGGS | Miller on Dibble street fpr pot luck SURE GOOD I KRAFT'S dinner. Wc expect to have Red 14c । VEIVERA CHEESE ] Cross work to do so please bring OLEOMARGARINE ; your sewing utensils AGAIN IN 1941. THE MAGNIFICENT FLAVOR OF The Second ward P. T. A. con-: venr.> at the r-econd ward school on Tuesday evening. Feb. 3. at 7:30 ] o'clock. Mi** Bernice Jansen of the Orangeville Neighborhood House Is I to be the *|ieaker. telling of her] work In Japan Refreshments will' WINS NATION'S HIGHEST AWARD be served and all are welcome. Surgery Guild No 19 meets on 'Thursday. Feb 5. with Mrs Archie Reickotd. assisted by Mr*. Ermont Newton ana Mrs. Ross Johnson.! Dessert wtjl be served al two I o'clock following wKn sewing for I the hospital. STRAINED FOODS CORN 25c Organizations i GEUER'S A«F WHOLE KERHIL MESH BAG GIANT 48 SIZE tciStUc 14-02. RED BEAMS U 14c 01 ALLAM ROY BA,OR 4 SK 25c CAMMELLS COLO STItAM 10x PINK SALMON 3u>.44c 4 31c 3*23 He iota* MOTHER ANN CODftSH I^FIaU, 2-19* '12 24c SOUP SOUP �THE HASTINGS BA-NSTR THrtTDAV. JANUARY 19. IM? PAGE BIX test to Mary Smith, Nashville by.- Broadway with Mr*. Delbert Whit­ h ’The Priesthood of Christ* and I Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- HASTINGS more and Miss Barbara Bettyx- for Sunday evening it Is “Godly Feb. 5. I nlng at the home of Mr. and Mrs .METHODIST CIRCUIT Woodland and Kilpatrick Societies worth uAsisllng. Election of of­ Borrow That Leads to Repentance.’ Floyd Gaskill. just off of M78. first ’ The Quimby Young Adult class house south of the former Heid’s will meet this Saturday at the will not hold special C. E. Services ' fleers. The Woman’s Missionary socletv GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ‘Oil Station., right hand side of road. ' home of Mr and Mrs Clarence during C E week iJon. 25 to 31» •Christian Higher Education.' will meet at tlie home oh Mrs. Ro: Calm* for an evening of fun and ttctxuM* of the Revival meetings tn t1 bert N. Irving Shannon. Thursday afternoon. will be the sermon tor Sunday. progress at Kilpatrick church. ! Sunday morning service in ' fellowship. Tlie stewardship committee will Barry Union leads in the State February 5- Mr*. J. N. Shultz will WEKLKYAN i The Quimby Brotherhood will meet after church Sunday. charge of the pastor. conduct the devotions!*. METHODIST CHURCH meet next Monday evening. Stip- . Publicity Contest. Sunday school staff pwctbig Fri­ | Prayer meeting Tuesday evening ' per at 7. Tlie editor of lhe Farm Hostings ‘ EMMANUEL day. Feb 6 at 7:30 p. m.. at 521 "PRESBYTERIAN ( lll'RCIl ; at the home of Mr. und Mrs. W J. । Bureau News will be the speaker. Tire Missionary Society meeu। W. Court. I The Ladles Leanne will meet Fri­ EPISCOPAL CHURCH । Cairns. tills Thursday evening al the John ■ day night. January at), with Mrs. 1 Young people’s meeting at the CHRISTIAN 1 Holy communion and sermon oh ‘ First Qiurcli of Christ. Scientist BeUon home in Irving. with Mrs.: Ada Springer. 520 W Center street. ’ Parable of the Laborers In the, The Subject for Sunday is “Love." iENDEAVOR NEWS Hel*on in charge of the program. home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence The pa*lor will tell about ‘Tlie Vineyard," this Sunday. Everyone Is invited to this meeting Adams across from the Bliss plant । Barbara and Willis Dalton enter'Saving’ Mankind 1 tamed the Kilpatrick C. E. buslne.w Detective's Story" and will preach Young people* meeting tomorow in Hastings. Prof. Godfrey Rodriguer nf Wil­ meeting at their heme on Jan. 14 on the theme. “The Source of True BAPTIST CHURCH Friday evening at the home of Mr. Next Sunday. Feb I. during the. mington, Del., believes he has the MaUrine Clum war. recently elect- Wisdom." at moniliu worship. ' and Mr*. Lawren** Adams, across COATS GROVF ‘ Sunday school hour the Young Peo ­ CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR i id president of the Coats Grove so ­ A joint meeting of lhe trustees remedy to save mankind. He wants from the Bliss plant. AH young ple will put on a program In coin- tn revolutionise man's method of and elder; wni be laid it Tlie Coats Grove Christian En­ , ciety. ' jaeople are cordially invited The Union Executive Committee church Monday evening. February memurstldn of MLv. Mary Need i breathing. The professor holds that Mrs. Christman’s Sunday School deavor had an enjoyable evening in who has accomplis lied 50 year-, of ■ .map should breathe like animals. el»M will hold their monthly gath- fellowship Sunday night with the. will meet at the home of MurjuiP- 2nd. al'7,30. Tlie. prcabyuriun Guild will meet . service among -nhe lepers m a I' Such method utilizes die stomach firing next Tuesday evening at the BnrryviUe Christian Endeavor. The] Reynolds on Feb^g. Publicity cluilfmen mail your re- Wednesday. Febniarv 4 at tlie home nur.'C in India. as a bellow* fnrcingjhr air upward home of Mr. and Mt-s, Victor Sis- s|uf-flrst anniversary was cele-l I port lor tlur Union Publicity Con­ of Mrs. Hugo. Anderson on JT.: The subject for Sunday morning i and fully expanding die lung*. "son. 110 N. Washington st, ________ -United. fi9 R^peiNSL BUV A RED CROSS BUTTON IN YOUR LAPEL IS YOUR BADGE OF PATRIOTISM You Have Waited!... 4 ONLY BECAUSE WE’RE PREPARING for SPRING is it HUGE necessary to reduce THESE SMART SHOES . . .IT’S YOUR GREAT SAVINGS CHANCE. Don’t Miss It. SELECTIONS DRESS STYLES DRESS STYLES by WILLIAMS CONSERVE RUBBER for National Defense! |9 Choice of Any Pair. Values to $3.50 This is the opportunity you can't afford to miss — styles galore in suede. All heel heights to choose from and every pair at this one low price. START RIGHT NOW being careful about the wear on your rubber footwear. Don't put your M rubbers near heat, don't wear them in oil or YOUR CHANCE TO POSSIBILITIES DWINDLE — Don't be too VITAMINS SAVE 1 AND MORE Be Here Early Friday Morn­ ing for Best Selections Featuring Famous Quality hopeful in the future about getting just the style of lightweight fishing boot or stylish rub­ ber footwear such as we have become accus­ tomed to in the past. W WARFARE in the Pacific, cutting off rub­ ber imports—hope for further cargoes of crude rubber from the East Indies during the present emergency is almost entirely eliminated. THE M 09 09 M 09 09 $ grease—when not being worn keep them in a cool, dry place. 09 the weekend at her home In Penn­ ville. * ’ Mr. and Mra. Von Rascy and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bel) attended Urn < wedding of Mias Mildred Oibaoii. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. CGibeon lo Garth A. Morris, both cd Detroit. Mrs. Morris is a grand­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs Prank Felghner. Mrs. W. C. Bassett was hostess to the Crusader.-, class al her home Friday night. The Fanner's Co-op Creamery under the Lend-Lease plan will make cheese as *oon as the new creamery building U completed and the- necessary eqalpmenl for making cheese Is installed. Tlie gov­ ernment will take the entire outpul for the duration of Uie war. Friday night la the Dance of Dimes" al the Pythian Hall for the Nntlcuial Infantile paralysis fund Tire dunce I* »pnn*nrrd hy the Knights of Pythias and Burt’s six piece orchestra will furnish the music. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Langham of Holland were in town Saturday. The Ler.U Table Company be­ gan Monday after being abut down for four weeks. __________ SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Miss Opal Giles and Chalmer Hershberger of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. and MrWalter Hershberger Bom to Mr. und Mrs. Lloyd George Maklry. who has been 111 . Elliston a daughter. for sortie time, juiwd awuy al the Miss Doris Betts of Grand Rap­ home of his daughter. Mrs. Ford id' is spending from Monday until Stowell. Sunday. I Thursday at her home hen-. Mr und Mrs. Jack Ebels and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Pennock and family und Mias Mildred Fonger of ( Mrs Mary Hoslngton were ut Mar­ Grand Rapid* were Sunday after­ i shall Tuesday »• noon and evening guests of Mf. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomp- Mrs Hurry Sandbook , -on and son of Grand Ledge spent Rev. und Mrs. H W. Peter* of I Sunday with her parents. Mr and i.anslng were Sunday guests Of Mr. , Mrs William Shupp and Mrs. Otto Townsend. j Mrs. Cora DeWitt has gone to Rev, Howard J. Kreldler of Mil­ Kalamazoo where she has employ- । ford. Ind. and Rev. and Mrs. Dod«f ment. of Woodland were Sunday .guests I George Shafer and Frank Pur- of Mr. and Mrs.'Ogle Flanigan. chls Jr . Ir ivr Monday for camp । I Mr and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith ! Chamber of Commerce met Mon-1 and Nerah spent Sunday afternoon ! day night al the Mary White res- with Chas. Parlee and family. I taurant. The following ofllcers were elected for the coming year; HOPE CENTER I President. M. Robert Smith; vice! Boni to Mr and Mrs. Gary Rohm ' president. Louie Carter; secretary.; a 10'. , lb baby girl, one day last C, E, Mater: treasurer. Ward But-1 week. Wesley Newton of Hickory Cor­ hr; trustees for three years. Dr E. T. Morri* and Dr. Stewart Lof- ners ipenl Tuesday with Clarence Payne. dnhl. Mrs. Blrdcna Lyttle of Eaton Mrs. Ralph Wcthcrbee was in county spent the weekend with her Grand Rapids Saturday. : William Thomason will return mother. Mrs. Floy McDermott Mr. and Mrs Fred Ashby and son ! Friday to Camp Blanding. Fla.. Lyle spent Sunday afternoon al the [ after -pending his furlough here. | Several front here attended the Earl Gutc home In Cloverdale. I funeral Sunday of Mrs. Minnie Mr. and Mrs. Millon Warner and Crandall of Battle Creek which wns| daughter Loh of Delton spent Sat­ held nt lhe Baiilleld church, con-1 urday evening at the Fred Ashby ducted by Rev. W. C. Bassett. Mrs J home. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Horn and Crandall was the former Minnie Durham and taught in the local four sons of Galesburg visited Mr school for many years. She leaves j and Mrs Fred Ashby lust Sunday. |jf*r husband. Earnest and a daugh-; Claud Mosher’s condition remains ter. Mrs. Letha Crow les of Battle, about the same. Please send your news to your Creek. Mbs Margaret Whitbeck spent ■ correspondent. The Buying Moment for Which 09 00 NASHVTI.IT MIm Kay DeUlng spent the week­ end with friends in Grandville. . Miss Lylah Hanson went to her home in Grand Rapid* for the weekend. Mr*. James Rizor was relumed to her twine Saturday morning from Pennock hospital where she underwent a major operation. Mrs. Leia Rae of Columbiaville spent the weekend at her home here. Mr*. Edith. Mayo, who is spend­ ing the winter in Grand Rapids spent over Sunday with Mrs. Har­ riett Furnl**. Mrs. Sena French and two daugh­ ter* went to Plainwell Sunday where she will leach this semester. Funeral services . for Clark Tltinarxh were held Sunday morning at ten o’clock at Hie Evangelical church, conducted by lhe Rev Wen­ : dell Bassett. Bui tai was 111 Lake­ view cemetery. Mr. TiUnarsh made his home with his dauglticr, Mr*. 1 Nina Schlrdt In Allentown. Pa., 1 -.Ince the death of Mrs. Tilrnarsh. He hud spent Ills life tn and near h> n- H«- worked in the Glasgow hardware, was manager al one time I ut the A X- P store here. He leaves , the daughter. Nina und one granli’ son. Dr. Rudolph Scheldt both of Allentown. Pa., two brothers, Wiliiam of Nashville, und Bert of Oll- OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT FASHION-BILT HEALTH SHOES EE in ALL THE LATEST STYLE HITS IN SUEDE. VITAMINS are definite chemical substances indispensable to the prop­ er utilization of foods so that the body may have energy for work and be able to keep the various organs and tissues in a healthy state. 9771 ^A PAIR! PRODUCTION has established Don't Buy Brands Not Known To You manufacturer. They are being ad­ Just Look at These Values! vised of the quality, quantity and Browns - Tans and Blacks control over every rubber footwear as to what styles may be produced ’ ALL YEAR ROUND-HEALTH NUTRITION-NORMAL GROWTH tions. Don't Delay. YOUR CHOICE OF ANY PAIR. Values to $4.85 Here are the shoes that bring comfort to your feet. All styles included. Widths AAAA to $ Makes at Big Reduc­ for civilian consumption until fur­ DRESS STYLES 09 YOUR CHOICE OF 253 PAIRS ther notice. The shoes we arc offering at this low price are styles you con wear the year around. Get your 09 If you KNOW the maker of the vita­ mins you buy you can judge if the product is GOOD-but don't be mis­ lead by off brands Consult your doc­ tor as tg which brand is BEST SUITED for YOUR needs. • Complete stock in the leading brands. pair now at this slashed price. /jL CUT-HATE SHOESTORE While They $ Last 09 PARKE DAVIS & COMPANY ABBOTT LABORATORIES THE UPJOHN COMPANY E. R. SQUIBB & SON UNITED DRUG COMPANY Prices on all vitamins at lowest cost. ■WOMEN ’ S GALOSHES ■^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS: Extra Special! Snap Closing All Rubber Arctics Reduced CARVETH & STEBBINS THE RIXALL DRUGGISTS Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To AU Prompt Delivery Service Phone 2131 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY tS, 1M2 'SHIKAH IXCCUTIVE PERSONAL MENTION COMMITTEE MEETS 'Cn.,,,, Fira CUIlip rirO Activities ' NORTH HOPE I Buslnaaa waa a bit qutet, ao Uw Mr. and Mra. Earl Seate and Mr and Mrs Robert Voonnan I «wo commercial travetara deoMed daughters and Oac«r Cooper vU- and family of Hastings spent Bun- 10 have a day”* golf on a UtUe coun­ Perkins and Mrs. Rankin Rankin'’ try course. As it was wm mid-week, no no ited Sunday at Harley S*a*e'». day with Mr nnd Hart and daughter. caddies were available. but they Friday night. Pol tuck aupper — Mr*. — ----------------------Paulina Murphy -spent r—- — Sat- managed — to —it* a ’ ----------- *"to farm laborer wrllk. t'.UIh ____ ... . 7:30 .sluu-p. Bring sandwiches’ and urday evening with Mra. Edith carry their Welch al Delton. ( At' lhe one other duh. — of lhe afternoon'* ........... -........... Ghut Tubt» and eon and Mr ! u w|Uejj was morr dinner al the church basement next Uiiw of near Lewiston are cutting; ,hlin ,kll]fUlaotfer banded the week tings McCullum.. • r'k Thurs. Th,,r* Feb. 5’■ logs for Hubert McCallum. a Up for Wc were sorry to jiear that San-1. There wa» a good attendance at the Six-rial C E itmcr last Sun-, .dm—Whittemore cf Delton hadj Tlie beaming laborer took It day v.c...... evening m to> observe mw the ing organ■>**- -rar!'-' fever Hope she will »oon gleefully, and asked: ixation of the Yfnited Society sixty be better.' ' Cuse me. sir. will you and the years ugo The president. Maurtnc . ttobias of jDowllng was a ■lillliiiBiL^ Chun, hr d charre of the devotion- Sunday guest of Mr and Mr*. Otto other gent be digging M»in to-,?' BANNER WANT Andra Endsley led the group sing- Pran.-hk.-i and family. morrow?" Mrs. Otto Pranshka and ing. The subject of the evening " “ program was. ."Loyalty to Christ's Miss Wilhelmina Pranshka Church ' Talks on "We are loyal Merle Tulia. cf Dowling spent to the Church.’' "t By appreciating | Wcdncaday evening with Mr*. Edith ' U—Earl Scum.*. 2. Bv Joining it—I ■" ’ ' Rev. Griswold oi Nashville. 3. By Ferguson at .. :id>.—Ttcv. Thomp­ son#—Everybody Ought- to COATS GROVE Friday afternoon Mn. Gay Not■ ton. preaident. tasslsted by Mra. Al­ ’ He Hoyt of Freeport, vice-president, kini nka camp Will oils qient tlie weekend with. Mr*. Charles Paul spent the week August Jahnke of Caledonia. <end with Miss Helen McPherson of eucuUvD coannlttee of the twenty-; The Klnunka Group held their third district of the Rebekalu ot Mr. and Mr*. Dan Lewis spent Lansing. Michigan, at lhe former's home. meeting Thur.-dny aftenioon'nt Ute' Bunday afternoon in Middleville.. Mr. and Mrs. William Fax of Kaibonus of their guardian, Ml The committee planned far Hie onMr. and Mra. Nial CasteIrin vis­ amszoo spent lhe weekend with nual dtetricl meeting lo be held on, Chandler. The girts planned to knit for the Red Cross. Two new mcmited friends in Muskegon over the, their parents. April 7 with Temple No. 68 of Mr. and Mrs. E A Caukin left ■ bers have joined the group—Juan weekend. Charlotte. ' Garrison arid Marjory Wilkins.— Sheriff Glenn Bera and Prosecu­ on Saturday for a trip through the Spring flower* decorated the dlnsouthern states. tor L. E Barnett attended a meet- 1। Mbs Stella Heath of Niles spent •ner table ut -ix-lhlrty o'clock, Gloria Dick. Scribe Ing in Detroit on Tue*day. place* being laid for fourteen. Later WAHONKA CAMP ,1 the weekend with her parents. Mr. = u,. , ^ w. Hjrt -H Ojrr. .. urD™_ . In the evening. Die women attend- FIRE GROUP Charlotte were gueata of Mr. and Mr and M 7 Maurice Sutton of td thr rr«',*\r of Hiawatha Tlie Wahonka Camp Flic Group H,.ZR. M Cook o,.r Km**.,. Ol.'d held their meeting Monday night Herman Hessmer. Jr.. Carl Bogart of Mr. and Mra. Otto Isenhath. w,‘lc,‘ 'oUowca al lhe home ot Mrs. Hine. Discus­ nhd "Franklin Beckwith expect to Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Warcham and Out ,own werc “!* sion centered around a skating lekve for Fort Cuiter on Monday. children ot Binninghoni visited Mr. Dernlcc Chariefour of Eaton Rap­ party"— Betty Lou Martin, Scribe. Coach and Mra. Malcolm Oobe!I n»d Mn.. Kellar Steul'over the Week l<fo* °r“!‘d 1,2.2 , “J. Vra^ odllk„ Camn l ire .nd”,mux ol CtertM*e Mr md d^oolUM; 0* IU*>. Mn UdU OfeU _________ M . I- lr. Irutip Odgko Camp Fire group clrcteii and Mte. Ly|e Bennett on Sunday. Mrs David Pcrtich returns *n. returns foriav today■1 ?7>rrl’.0,..Dlr".0,’<la —, the following officer^ ut their last • ....... , ,,, Mr. mid Mrs Roy Finstrom and froui ti— —Liui trtnuturer of the 23rd district; Mra. meeting: President. Jom.n• 8 *>ra ' Mr. nnd Mrx Mor e Murphy and Cid., with Ma R. T. Gladys Booth and Mra. BevtrJf Nohi Jmft<werc home from South, Angles. ' ' n “ Dorothy Reynold.'. The tlbc’i- -iut: of the -tihjut or... end Mr. nnd Mra. Cha-. CapBend. Ind.. Sunday and Monday/ ■French. Pavne. vuc grand, of tlie Charlotte •ry ubly handled and for a fitting| j>->i* trod -or-* spent Saturday cveWilliam Crawford has been home Mra Riirn Smith^fcF-LaiisIn/a'as i.:. | . Ini d I i!' 1 1 : from Northwestern University.’ lodge. No. 68the room w;i.-. darkened with i ning with Albert Hampton in the dvr. Carol Munjoy. bcnlx.-. tlie gural of Mr. nnd Mr- Edward Evanston, III, during the semester BuiuiJ district. CABLEGRAM BRINGS Smith. Adams from Wednesday till Satur­ v.<- are glad to rrport that Ed­ day. win Weisenbach who was very sick 1 Mr and Mra. Roy Hull and fmnHustlng* friends win be inter: Mr nnd Mrs M William Mtutnrd Hy of Brush Rld^c were Sunday \ and Mr. Thompson nnd daughter of Pontiac spent Ike dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clancy »«<w of Kalamazoo, but Ix,t Wednesday night. Jan. 21st. prayer. Quite a number from the again. weekend with Mr. and Mra. Walter | Norton ..IO«1-K COkTTuI >K>. known here as Mis-Marguiet Way.. Cl.v youth Cowell’ six/rra ,‘u. Stanley. Mr. and*Mra. Allen Pender at­ ■ ' ' " ’ ” * * Committee .M-rvcd rt'frt-Dimeir.s to —- ■ 1 rnmikhitic Boyd of Grand Rapidtended the funeral of her friend. eelved n enblegrpm from her hut­ Inst Wednesday attending a meet­ Frank Roui.h's u couple j Mrs. Metta Morgan at Pamulce bund. Hugh Clancy, who is in Sing- 225 skaters on the Roush pond ing of the Michigan State Medical1 Sunday. Preceding the cuts, five raring m last week. Society. Mr ’ and Mra Mr. mid Mrs. Chrirlr.s haul and Mr and Mrs. Roman Feldpau.M li' family were Sunday gticsto of Mr. mcrly principal «f Im Anglp-Chlnwere in Chicago from Thursday till1 mid Mis Rlchmd O'Brien of Di­ v'o boys' school in Kualn Lumpur. RoU-h. in Hostings. mid Mrs. Clancy assumes her hurw,.rj ......... Tuesday attending a grocers* con­ : mondnle. Ira. Lawrence Tobias , •band 1* teaching now in Singapore । :lwr, nc,* Ki eler Dean Keeler and vention. 7 o ’ clock । . ' • Mr. and Mrs Edward Adams were Ki’lntnuno. spent the weekend with His message.' the .second she- ha- Gvoigiit Will- The cuuinu’tee w< i> In Muskegon over the weekend ns ills pun-nts. 4Mr. und Mrs Gordon received since CiiriMma ■ o-suretl imprfs-ed with the fine niiil'. ol her taj ’d right. Rn-Ungs children Ttir conunilt'-e ieci Hint ■'evcrytli'ng .... - ............ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward t Edmonds. |on buunc .. Soon after “ Mrs. ** Clancy .... ............. und' .* Chr P: ■ • Mra. Curl Phillips and daughter Mr mid Mra. Wilburn Rogen, Carla Jo of KalmnazoO arc sp< tid­ daughter Patricia, left Kuaifi l.tiin- Mr John Hewiil and Judge M« Mr* Dora Gutchi and Eileen of Battle Creek were ing tips wra-k with Mrrand Mrs E t^nrt’was traiisic’rre'd tn Port Swet- Donald They were as;Bled Wed­ Sunday gueata of Mr. and Mr.-. nesday nltht bv the Rev. Don Gury. W. Dvnkirts. lenham. on the west coast of the John Ro-* Mrs. John Hewitt. Ms William Dr. and Mr.s Malay jienii'’ Ula. Both Ktinhi Roy Claflin of Eitcn Rapid? vlsMr nnd Mrs W I. Hinman spenj .0 and Mrs O D. Fa-.ctt one Sunday In Detroit with their son'­ and Mrs. R F Webb cl Grand Rap. Lumpur and Port Swnttenham Lr. uor.nrd Logan. in-law 'mul daughter, Mr. and Mra.*' ,ids on Sunday. an* .»• U<K>ps two weeks "ago. hmrinan ot the City Youth | . 1 Mi, and Mra. Craig Sheffield mid jwinjiano H-h that Mrs. Clancy said there vu< a spent Saturday with her parents. Pr* s Charles tz-onnrd and Secy." chll'ltcn have moved h-n- from powibLlily her, Inpbnnd is arUy ' Mr. mid Mra Vincent Norton. in Mime sort of d'-Nnsc work In Fimtniiorc. since he had taken Spe­ •".“Ti-.'S.rSL..... . 1OT.e cial irain'ng for such work while pun nt-' . Mr. and Mrs J. J WHhu the Council In Kuala Lumpur. • Cowles were dinner guests nf Mr. ing for her mother, Mrs. Charles it would b< interesting if some­ and Mr*. Melbourne Mauw of KaiI Smith, who la IU. . body st rated picketing the picket amazon 'Hiesdny evening | Schowalter. Mio ; Mra. R. W. Coak returned Fri- MILDRED USBORNE who pickets Hie While Huu*e pickMr. mid Mra D’Floy Greenfield Mlrnn* 1 day from a visit In Chicago with Mu* Mildred Usborr.e. ------and Mr. and Mra laiwrence Green­ party her son. Marshall Cook, and Mr. r.veuue, daughter of John Usborne. Mrs. Ferris Quick and family while field vtelta-d Mr. mid Mra. Jack ! Hu ting ’, became the bride of Corp i and Mfs. Joseph Little. Mr' Mott w.-u tn Hasting-.. W.dRosenburg of Middleville Sunday. ....... Air .i_ Corp- ... . Lawrente Pyl ...... ...... iii ii.iy night Mr. und Mrs. Mott • Mr. mid Mr- E ‘ ' "" Albuquerque. N. M . son of Mr. TO reh M re irnmr nnd n ° b * rt Cwp-r of Pon'laC Well* rehild were hnme home u rf Wmw ^u^.. mid Mi- Henry Pyle. West Emcrnnd Richard Pairchild r from Detroit over the weekend with j nee Hughesfey Gracte Al/en son street, in v ceremony read at wm entertain their dejxuiini nt i nd Friday of lust week Mr. and Mrs. George Adrl in-on their parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Mr. nnd Mra. Harold Tasker and 12 nexm TueMtny. Jon. 20. in tl.e commander AUon C. Britton, m Mr- Lewis Johnson. Jr. nnd Mts | Fairchild. Bute. Battle1 Creek, mid Dist. Commundi-r I Miss Bettie Weaver were in Pontine jxB*t chapel- at the -- Air Corps Mr nnd Mra Harry Thompson of and Detroit Suimday, and. Sunday । Albuquerque. ...-------------- »N. •« stewnrt of Dowagiac with a shun Gc.yrti” Havens of Neeley spent M ' 'Dic-iday in Kalamazoo. They callSturgL* and Leo Johnson of Battle as gutof Mi. and Mra Vaughn. The bride wore a v. Ute wool 5U[).M... „„„ entertuf funent. .... this Cr’i k were visitors at the home -of Hannon and Robert Coojier. Iifini-v. >tn-r t length black un<> w<..,k pjiday In their hall iMiprr. •-*•*»-■• drv™ ........ with -........... Mra Anna Johnson mid family Dorrance Trethrlc uccompanl. tCdompanled ’d;■ *i»lte accessories nc'essoriw. and and a a corwge co.... M of of Vl,itnrs nr<- nlvi expected from Wednesday. . .'his uncle. I rani: 1 r*lhn- . fr SahaSono-!' l>» I’Hik ‘k “ mid ,,<1 white gardenias. Kord- tn - s11 She' '■ wxs * K,,>...fnii»x. Battle Crerk and Al­ Miss Vlrgfola Hammond hies re- ma. to ra*auwe -.................. Cadillac on rnuay Friday u. lo vuu vl.lt........... , ait'Mkd by her •i'’"'. « "hfo,,. .Tjiv di.'.Uirf publicity ofiici r stgn’-d her position with the FinnI1 a ! Usborne. u cousin und do do n a Httle UtUc f^hing fishing. ”>borne. H.raUngs: who won- m *n’ ‘* lw,: u u"" cnR'rnawxi, wennesuny uno . Secarilv Admlni-tration and has, ' "KVV *,’ue ,,r'" n,,d a vor-wgc j 1 Mr. und. ,, Mrs Fnierv Emery Fox Fox mid nndP^ v>'jWue v l'h E‘ :i’”'rt Pir'!,r,’s °* Quick spent. Friday sous of Grand v Rapids dei. .rtin.-nt In Detroit !| » r ±1 were m, SaturoX "“,wx) •l‘*“d«‘ “* bndcgrrami as Mr. and Mrs. O-car Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roush of.'day guests cf theS crMdJmher Mra best man. Mr- Henra Pyle, mother Palmer a.ul mid their grandmother. Mrs Mra. pf lJu> brldegroonJ uorc a rojdier, Rk-hland mid Mi- Dor.*"iv Roush P«i»ner -n! Harty Blake at Batth. Creek. of Borues- Imvplial. Kubmnzpo!A‘ blue drera and a corsage of tails- electric gun*»» I in- meeMn* wil be open ail M( ni fJ Mt> spent Sunday with their parenLa. 9 ’ i -s*’? , »'«'» Mr and Mra. Wi”Tt-n Rdu.h Dwight M.-h.r ito to Chicago Sun-1 Mr an(I Mr;! ,^.u. fonncrJy mcnibcra of the Veterans of For-. Sunday afternoon guesta of Mr. and ciini Wars, their fainUies niid any j Mr and Mra Max Bauer of Dr- day where the form* r will purcha-c, rnjplo>r.| nt n,P Shakespeare comoversows Veteran in thp vicinity. । troit were guests ot Mr. and Mra. I prim: goods. They plan to return |jnny Hc c„1Lsled in the air corp-. and Mrs. Leon Tyler of Woodland W. G. Bauer uvr th.-weekend. Mi-.s. T‘i««U.vI in Aiigu'.t. HK0-Ktilamutn Onwe).' Sunday evening guests of Mr. Henrietta Bauer relumed to DoMr. und Mrs, Albert Rapp of Ann j zt,ttc> julb 32, ifH». I ni’tt Mrs. Ernest Furr. troll with them for « week's ».tav Arbor were Ru. <t- i f the latter, ■>< >--------------’' I The old saying '"No news Ls good ' On Tuesday evening a special | n(.w', . mn._- bp true; but ujink of| Mr and MrFrH<* Flanigan brother and .sister-in-law. Mr. and 1 F.NJOYING LIFT. IN .ndS^Sr ”*’*>.£** MX. D naiker «. Mo T»*1U«> CAMP meeting of Hastings Chapter No. 7., friends In other comnniniUc.s. | O-E. S. was held, with York Chap-1 nnd fVfn otbrr states who v;? js-m m „ ter of Grand Rnpidr.. conferring I W!lU |, th- "Banner" -for -----news of- । the degrees of the order on two Ii »he!r friends - ’ and relatives here. X. ,"L-“a",r Swan's a soap that^ Dr F c. G •rS.S.V SheHlelrt iwme «««. «ur uic ica. *.«- **•candidates. Mrs. Ruth Martde and ■ Phom- In your news items. Sun-1 visit him at lhe JaraUcr. When they left Woodland they Mrs Harold Downs. About one Mrs. Einar Frandren and Mrs. and to v.„. ' tiny evening or Monday morning. । Twins. One bar ii-vuieMctV’. hcnit heme I went to Chandler. Artz. lor a hundred member* and guests from' Orville Ssyle* were in Grund Rap-i convalescen Phone 11-3 short. Mr. «nd Mra John Moddera and alnle theii M*nt the holiday* in Rutile Creek. Middleville nnd Grand Becomes Iwo cakes Ids Saturday at tending a shower* M‘ -M* Mr* “ [r Wm. WurM-ma of Holland AMrtkra Jith^Mr\ Rapids, were present to witness the STONY POINT given by Mra. Clyde H T.’Wale. | mother. Mra Ella Bush, and aunt. work. And there you are I • • Several of the school scholars ini May-fair Rd, honoring Mbs Helen; were Sunday afternoon mid .siipiicr Following the initiatory work re-' company with Howard Dcmond at-1 Chidester. guest* of the indies’ brother. Rev. Mrs. Carrie Spence. At Tucson, their , address is Desert Village. Route 3. Swan’s double-quick, *ud* Miss Lottie Tcusink. superintend- J. R ChrUpell and family • • too; --------------,'Tucson. Mr. Hilbert's health!* bcl- freihment** were served in the dm-' tend’ d tlw shrine circus in Crowd j Rapid- Monday. twice a* fast a* old-atylo floatis*. It's ent of Pennock hospital. Ls attend-1 Lester DeVault went to Kalama-1 ler in lhe Arizona climate than In. Ing room. .inis-1 zoo-on Saturday Suturuay where wnrre he no was 111inof CnIlfornU ing a courite for hospital adminls------ —-------------- -------- i Mr. and Mrs. Aelick mid Mr and ; 8 way* better for baby, dbhea, *ilks Irators licld nt the University v .-.I of j। ductal ducted InU int-» the srmy arn7'._°!5. sir eorp- .2 n It i- al»o interextlng to note the ANNOI'NC f:---ENGAGEMENT “ ‘ '•I xce ENGAGEMENT---------| Mra Anljiis Huey were in Belding j and you. Get Swan today—and see! Minnesota at Minncopoii* Jan. 26 to the ground service. He expected fo the new manager of tills Desert ।! Mr. and iv...! Mrs, Mr.; Glenn Conley ol )a-t Fridiv 31 Inclusive. i •*' M'nt 10 Jt'Ncratm Barracks, bt. Village camp is none other"than R. 220 S. Hi:--.'" Mr. . Velfna Demand. Mra. Lucile; Tuno in every week: gracie AlUN Hanover announce the vmt-na ’ , of their elder son. Pvt Brev !•. ar.cTTklLss Florence CoolGEORGE BURNS • PAUL WHITEMAN Carl Purdy and Louis. Mo. k. Hurd, formerly of Hastlngt, who gngcmrnt Mt. «u<* null Mrs. Ma.raball ......... Becker w|tj, mi... Hurd and U»ir son-pond-Robert G. Conley,—tn ----------MLk.---------Luma, bauob look the Demand and Brown: ----------------------dainl’l’-r. Jacqueline, and Cteorgr. Mi. ................. Puidy of Greenville wen- gueita of and grandson Arthur Bearer oi inw WHHrr„ Ult. June Stuart, younger daughter of children for a visit lo a dentist in( NEW WHITE FLOATING SOAP Mr and Mrs. Tac Gtcs Friday night. Dearborn were Sunday afternoon (lf thc of Mr. Hurd and the Mr and M' R A Stuart nf Free- Grand Rapid? Saturday Mu - Purdy attending the btukrlball guests of Mrs. Ida Palmatk-r. Mt>, port. No wedding dale has been Mr and Mrs Lynn Malli on of t-un>i that evening Anna Baldwin and dauahteis. ---------------- * ------------«ct. । Lap'int' called on Mr. and Mrs. B ; Mrs R C Fidler. Evan Fuller and Missev Loutae Baldwin and Iri-. SKIDMORE—COUMBES Mbs Stuart now employed nt J. Wellman Sunday p. m. Mra daugh­ the Hustings Munuf. Co Pvt. ConMr. and Mra David Boyr were in Baldwin of Welcome Corner* were «- Nonne H Coombes. ,i.*„h. Mr. uinl Mi- Anmn Hl»cv spent ter of Mr anti Mrs. Robert Mill, ley is stationed at Fort Leonard the weekend with felatlves ai Ionia. I Ann Arbor Monday to we Roy C Sunday evening gue.-t.'. cf Olivet, und Arthur C Skidmore, Wood. Missouri. Puller who underwent an operation aMn'.RiDcrE Our old neighbors. Mr and Mrs. Monday y»s« n,NNn\*>» try « clu?^ m nni.n.iiy hMpit'al tawu* M«nd» ”<•>ion of Mr. and Mra. Ernie Skid­ -----« * --------- : Ch:'. Offley nre spending a few' forenoon He U d.,,„ doing as well u *V^S™ AT < Ol >TK»bni« eli’ » *u»cou«.rI more of Nashville, were united in MILO------------------------------------------------ 1 veeks with relatives in California. * s „ ..n “ marriage .Thursday. Jan. 32. al 7 00 Ml, rnd Mr- V.iUtam Roll of We also received a card, from our possible. Club Thursday. Feb 6. Tlie com­ P. M. at the Baltimore U. B* par- Bhi" 1,'lnnd. III. ‘jjen’ a few di;. ■. friend Fred Biggs who is .'prndins : ' mltlre Is Mr mid Mrs. Warren Cm ■ >onagc by Rev. H. R. Pfeiffer. ter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cock. Mr. The bride wore a light blue crepe'। I and Mrs. Jamc* Bristol. Mr. and dress and was attended by Miw* amazoo Thursday. i Mra. D. A Van Buskirk. Mr. and Mr. and Mr* Lyle Wl’.c.r-; and' 1 Mr.. C. L. Tester. Mr and Mn- weating a navy bin- crepe dress. 1 Monday. Tuciday, j Adrlbcrt Cortright. and Mrs. 11. A Maynard E Tucker was bc^l man. -f hi« nw lirar. Mrs. Emily Wilcox Wednesday. Thursday STEAM BEAT Following the ceremony. a wed- Saturday. Adrounie. ... , . din- supper was served to several Bring a friend. With each $3.00 permanent HOT A COLD WATER Merle Bradfidd attended a dairy VVI.UIR- MGISTINE or more your friend can purchase Miss Marie. Augustine, daughter relatives at the home of the groom’s meeting In Ha-tlnK* Wediiesda-. SHOWER BATH of Mr mid Mra Herimui Augus­ ONE FOR HALF PRICE ■ the home o! Mra. Nina Boyle*. tine of Martin, was miYrted Satur­ Single 13.50 per Please make your appointment* early. day. January 17. to Neil Weller of Wednc.iday with a large attend­ Marfin. The wedding look pbcc ance. A pot luck dinner w.c- .M n• rd al one o'clock after which the at Napoleon. Ohin Mr. mid Mra Weller will make ! business meeting was called to or­ Martan Radford Phone 2525 Vfra Ftohcr. Mgr. their home in Hastings, where he der by lhe' president. The next HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY SERVICE Iran rwork.—Otsego Union. Mr. mid Mrs. (i E. Goodyear re- ' rncrtlni! will I'v with Mn. Litre! HASTINGS l-t® 'eelved' word ' on Monday of the GarrLm^ .birth tkal morning of a daughter learn wlu to Segotu/ Lieut and Mrs. Philip, Van ZtfiMil Detroit, lhe lln-t grand-' Smooth Silhouette child of Judge and Mra. Donald Van Zlle 'Harriet Goodyear’ The little iv.iM has been named Caroline Achieve that well groomed look with Owdyrar-Van Ziie. IJeul. Van Zlle professional hair-styling. Through 1* statmuert at Fort lavnurd Wood. Mo. with the IS3r.d Field Artillery shampoo and skillful wave sets. Mother mid daugb.ler are doing, Cullets at lhe home of Mr. and Lemon Cocoanut Layer Cake 35c splendidly. ____________ Mrs Van Slrcmn the past week PERMANENTS MRS.~GRA<F BAL'Ltt •ver. Mr. und Mrs. Garret^ Slater Maple Walnut Cinnamon Rolls dox. 27c of KatanU£i>6 on TWadav nnd Mr und Mrs Mat Fisher ot KalamnMAKE 8ham|»e A EC' Buttermilk Graham Bread, loaf 10c Finger Wave rwi on Sunday. APPOINTMENTS Dried OU Finger Wave ww The young peoples Sunday .school. hroiutnl in Grant! Rapids .on Friday , EARLY und on Monday underwent an oper­ cliias met qt the home of Marshall ation. her condition being serious Harvey Thursday evening. Ht daughter, Mrs. Chalies A . Jack Bradfield attended a, cta.-s parts at HIrkory Comers *selux>l r,.. -. DOUBLE TALK ;yr=." ROOMS 3 ' fAT’-’*- Be Kind To Your Clothes! Soon money won't buy some of the garments you now have in your wardrobe so, before retiring, brush and hong your clothes care­ fully, it helps them retain their natural shape and hangs out the wrinkles overnight. Have them dry cleaned and pressed frequently. Rotate your wardrobe. It's econo­ my to have three or more suits, changing every two or three days. It helps distribute the wear and gives you variety that last longer. Above all buy quality clothing— good fabrics and good workman­ ship are essential to long wear. We hove a large stock of Hart, Schaffner Cr Marx, Clothcroft, and American Clothing Co. suits and overcoats. All good fabrics, well tailored, at reasonable prices. Buy nowYOU CAN DO BETTER'AT BAIRD’S | DRESS REGULAR REDUCED REGULAR REDUCED $6.95 TO $4.95 TO .. SPECIAL! HOTEL HASTINGS ( JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP ALL WINTER HATS REDUCED to I price WINTER COATS ONE GROUP PRICED AT ... 1/ 7* 104 East Stole Sireel .« oi '-'I �Howard Colburn and wtfe_ypent] Saturday night with hia, brother ■nd wife In Hastings. iiy Sunday. Claud Marner Is not gaining aa well as his friends and neighbor*’ would like Sunday callers were: | NOTICE to FARMERS I am buying all kinds of hides, sheep pelt, and drFr skins. Also buying butcher hides. when thirty young people walked tn to remind him It wu his birth­ The Leading Fur and Hide Dealer day. Hr received several nice gifts Ice cream and cake were served by ARCHIE TOBIAS Sheldon Agency The British Navy's newest motor Mrs. Prank Humeston is atilt In torpedo-bouta are described as the Borgess hospital jind Is gaining fastest small warships in the world. Mliaes Orlo and Iris McLeod of Delton were Wednesday evening dinner gue.%L% of Mr. and Mr.i. Les-1 ut Monica. The girls left Friday Surety Bonds 1185 Hastings CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR £ DISABLED FARM ANIMALS SwanHnn Agency COWS - $4.00 HORSES - $5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Glen slight of Kal­ amazoo were Sunday guests of -Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dings. Mrs. Forrest Chilson and son Ho­ ward of Niles spent from Friday AUCTION SALES We have a collector Stationed in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges. Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS HENRY FLANNERY WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST 11 Pancoast Illdg. HORSES $5.00 CATTLE $4.00 Phone Collect Marshall Furnaces the town )u<ll on Feb. 3. Jim Lewis returned to his home] Monday at Leslie niter spending | some time nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Lewis und family. । Cool, Gas and Oil Fired CARDS OF THANKS Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of 1 -»u : tn^11 > i u-.l It.lUU> ■ -ill-411 (-«l. . Alim tulir. iu< .1, • rlu*..|. i an ' < llif I. • Eavestroughing Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service CLAY HILLS ’Hie Busy Bee chib entertained over fiftv to a card party Satur-' day evening at the Moe school 'house, proceeds were turned Into ECON-O-COAL STOKERS C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Valley Chemical Company Haven’t you noticed the broad .•■mile or. Wright Clifford’s. Sr. face lately? Reason, n grandson nt the1 -home or~wrif!htie Clifford and' wife in Grand Rapids. Mr.- Clifford has Iren caring for mother nnd; bate. Mr Clifford and Nelson were tn Grand Rapids Sunday to see the; JERRY ANDRUS Mrs. Leon PotLs called on Mrs Clara CLslrr. in Middleville Thurs­ day afternoon. Mr. mid Mrs. Chas. GW{lw were! lilt-re nt Steve Millers near Frecjrt. one day last week imd found [rs. Miller under the doctor’s care. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER FOR SALE Brand new aluminum tub Maytag THE GRANGES NEON SIGNS PIANO TUNING Coll E. T. WOOD HENRY EGGLESTON HENRY’S MARKET QuctfitqTHeat^ [122 SOUTH JEFFERSON . — PHONE Q3I4 PORK LOIN ROAST lb 23 PORKCHOPS end cuts. lb PORKCHOPS center cuts. lb BEEF ROAST choice cuts . lb SIRLOIN STEAK BEEF RIBS Wc do custom curing and smoking EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING PASTEURIZED MILK IS NOT BOILED OR COOKED MILK AUCTIONEER Begins Liat your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Intimates cheerfully given. TUESDAY. FEB. 10 Dai Electrical Wiring Prompt Service and Reliable Work at Fair Prices. DEFOREST SNYDER, SR. R. 1, Hastings Phooe 714—F12 U i BARRY COUNTY Tax-Reverted Properties Over 90 per cent ot the capital invested in American hospitals rep­ resents public moneys, supplied di­ rectly from tax funds and indirectly by community campaigns, non profit charities and philanthropy. THIS ILLUSTRATES WHAT MILK IS PASTEURIZED HAPPENS WHEN COUNTY BLDG. HASTINGS STATE LAND OFFICE BOARD | This advertisement is published in accordance with the provLsions of Section 7 of Act No. 155, P. A. of i CASH We have plenty of that For your old Strop Iron. Rodhton, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenue bone M37 HuUnga on hand. Order a load now and lie ready for the next cold spell. Trade your wheat Lily White flour. give the same change you get at mill. Truss Fittin C. “BILL” SHERWOOD LY BARKER’S Hastings Pboae 211S INSURANCI for We ex. the SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mgr. DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Halting* �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO-PAGES 1 HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1942 EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR Tins of bah. . HASTINGS ( ENTER HICKORY CORNERS | The January consignment of > BAR MR'S CORNERS Roller skate. I U wU Smith, eighty-five yean Defense Bonds were sold out In the paui Foley of Grand Ra; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher called Bxseball bat*. ‘old resident of Midland Park. Gull'flrst ten d>y* oI J«nuary. but an-lipenl the weekend with hU nu on Mr. and Mrs. HoilU Barber Sarru Sypatlia Candy—RATS. 1 lake died Wednesday noon. Jan. 21.1 olhcr u now on hand ta our. er. Mn. Jerry Foley. Tuesday evening. Maybe, underneath this loot. j Furyral rcrvicrs wi re held in the local P051 °mce Consignments o. Mr tnd Mrl clarence Bump Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Barber en­ There will be his Sundiv a.uit. ; Methodist church al Hickory Cor-iDefense Stamps are now condng Ln children of HasUn*. were Sm tertained lhe latter's sister and (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) By Jane Cameron ' nrn Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.1 quantity, and the Kcl!°«K dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. 1 His Washstand husband. Mr. and Mrs. Harry RoR>r J W McCue had charge of school U dUng excellent work In the Bump four cn the second. The entire*-------------------------------; Bump. Butterflies in both hU mugs. cho of Freeport last Wednesday. Bottles nihxl with lightning bugs. the serviced. Burial wa* made at' sale of these stamps. , . , , MUK* iwnuciic nnurr or UH1Mr. and Mrs. ffayft Sponablr and third story was reserved for the you divide any number by itself," Th. hr. HUpmvrt or Uw ulo ,, , lk, ,„,„a Ml Caledonia. Sympathy Ls extended to i The great mystery of the electric • Sonny simply cannot c<>;x Mrs._______ Sarah high school. Half of It wo* required he said, “the result is ulwnys 1. If.the latter’s mother.______ .Uchen wM oul lhe Oral, „ i Even with a little soap. his widow. Ml', Vida Smith, elghclock than wouldn't run U now /for the assembly room, and th< you divide '» by ■... the result L» 1. Ketft^n. spent Wednesday with Mr. 'Therefore soup dish hokL-i a wonn But if you cut that divisor, ‘j, into und Mrs. James Anders of Shultz, solved. Some blackguard had pulled Bethel Chapel has attain been! Invalid lor several years. । <He like* thing!, alive, that squlrmi other half was made into a wide two equal part* nnd divide by one Mbs Dillon of Detroit w a din* n ,,. uuu Mr. and Mrs.* Lynn Binhop o. of the plug out. Fooeyl awarded the attendance-banner for' ' Search below, behind, beneath— Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.------------ - ------------------nrr »uwu a* Kilt- ixm>v v* m hall nnd two recitation rooms. At of them you have made your di- . Battle Creek »pent Sunday with Mr. I John Mourrr were her son. Mr. and' ‘ne conference year. New members Mrs Nay Bump on gunday. then ■ BIMi Mrs Hayes Sponable A young gentleman up the road ; Nothing for the ears or teeth. first only one of these room! was visor twice us small, or are being added fr frequently. Mn fcul Burdick of Augusta, and n "‘ hrln ' aAtod *au*nUv 1 *- —----- ----- " — HU Bureau used, as only one assistant wo* em- the quotlent/Will be twice as large, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bumford has a priority on u young lad.' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frye of Bedford I Clarence Brumley* had tlie mis* Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and or 2. If you made your divisor and every' time I *ee What him is this? I start A woolly .. vest; and son Douglas went/ to Ohio last Mt. undf-Mrs Nelson Willkon of' fortune to contact some poison su­ Mrs. Frank Cole of Ada. \ ployed. The tuperintcndenl had w • or lwlcc twice, ,is small as lite result Wednesday and returned Friday humming Lohengrin'.* Wedding Not at nil! A robin's ne* mac near the edge of a lake recent­ - Wayne Bump of Detroit spent Johnstosrn were guests Friday aftj u tn, room «n4 wsuU.6, , > 4 Instead of 2 Some one March. Copper box ly and has been unable to attend lhe weekend with his parents. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Orval Fountain and । emoon and evening. Krora cU«« Ih.rr for nine of ltull JOU ,ouM Hammers, locks. school for several days. ..■K mto^hton family spent Sundav withMr and, Something fine—Tlie full-page ten m.u.uon recitation o.mw. periods uito-whlch The young people of Delton gave* and Mrs. Nay Bump. Knives and string, A party from Climax has rented me school day was thcnz divided. iiMvuuiuii A meeting for school Improve­ >u proceeded uiix.rearu uj ---- Fountain ------ . - . of --Hemlock. . a shower for Mra Kerutetn Aldrich Mr; Ida Tungate's farm and will fractional uitiwi divisor bi and os ’ Mrs adv. in last week's Banner, by the Hlgnet ring. During onr'clazs period he was in multiplication; but I want this • , Mr',and Mr’ * d*‘n Te*!d l!'.’d Banner Wc ought to each one' ment will be field at the Altoft ; Josephine Vanderwood' but Wed­ Flashlight ’amps. move there in February. whiting lhe grade*. Then the us- ,class to understand that THAT IS daughters »J*nt au',Jlny wl,h Mr‘ frame it and read it every morning schcol house Friday evening. Jan. nesday evening at the home of her Sprinkled , . stamp* . .... Mr. and Mrs Nell Mitchell and .■.Istant had charge of the assembly A DISCOVERY AND NOT A REA- ??d. ,M”'. Wlllla,n Kidder of near, before beginning the new tasks for Moss nnd even clods of dirt, jHirmts. Mr. and Mn. Sam Vander-', daughter, Mary of Richland called 30. beginning at f p. tn. Mr. Hil­ room and heard a class In that SON. The reason Ls always (Hs. • MKHh-vHfc bert will show pictures and Maude wood Refreshments were served; the day. Especially the part THIS But not a tie nnd not a shirt' tluit you Increase or decrease tXei nnd Mrs Frank KHmer as.room. und the.shower was a pleasing evening. Mrs. Pennock visited her Smith will be present to explain WORLD OF THE FUTURE IS GO- | While that school building was quoUenl In the same proportion as **“» ?^Pr."'B ,ftst Turs' I INO TO BE AN plan*. Everyone in lhe district U -went. • AMERICAN; daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold ornate. It was jioorly designed—al­ you decrease or increase the divisor. dny “l L“, u .... WORLD. THE F.RA NOW DAWN­ The W. SC. S. of the Methodist White and children of Plainwell invited. together too much stair-climbing. starting with the self-evident propMrs. Earl Tobias and daughter ING AN AMERICAN AGE It Was Sonny's pockets h 1 ways bile. church will meet with Mrs. Elsie Friday. BANNER WANT ADVS. FAT There was a long flight of stone osition that when any number u Gertrude and son Carl ate Satur- ' u superior piece of writing. Hunley at Midland Park. Gul! lake. THREE CORNERS steps outside lending up to the first dlvided by Itself, the result Is al- d-y dlnn" w«’» h" I“r,'nU Mr I Do ony M you uru kno« l>o« lo!' cook ..nd. Friday. Jun 30. nt 3'30 Dinner at ■ -floor on three side* of lhe building. ways 1." . and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher. 6:30. ’ , . .. ! ' naroid Harold James James was wa* n wecacnu a weekend vu.vis• luw . Hunnel, or w In xny P"""* ""S"Inside wvre two long flights of S.«m Vanderwood has rented a wooden stairs, one leading to the .1°'-°“'- '" * ,torou^ "J*,; IM .1 hU Bxndplfrrol,. Mr. «nd way manage to put away a new set j dln!u'r. KUe*‘a 1,1 Mr* C°®*‘s You never could tell .. .. rt p. ( ' second floor, another from the sec- I। clpllnarian. I ot Uly-ruurr «nU Keep II Iron, bn»ne'.lii.|aw xn4 (win ,Uwr. Me. farm ut Shelbyville and will move wh.f Oen.liy I., would Mild, bu, j M thrrq the first of February end floor to the high scltool. It was UrnuhlnK? I laven t , umUn- “J.M" U1‘" “,1 | U *». wild opt to lxuntpoiol He „„„ vlll , M r. odd Mr, Donold ... -Rev. nnd Mrs. Victor Jones and peoor ehe.i ond have heart llu.11 >" elMn-m rhe l«o a fire trap also d™« in U«t 1 oBn.n of Kol.monxi e.lkd on Mr., The new building was neat log Imrd there L, a metluxl .lie-ln you ro)j “ families visited the ladies' L“"' ' parent*, family visited relatives nt Bellevue While lie seemed very much' flnnrtnv completion when the summer va-| room. Sunday. absorbed In Ills teaching. It anyL?1!?! «? w tv i nnj'; 1IIC .■ ~Mr. und Mi* H. ' ..J. Robinson , „ and . the suvrr silver in in ircaica treated iiannci. flannel. U.W.U.U in hi. . • , / r Mr. nnd Mrs Frank Weeber nnd ,>,i. family, all partaking of Sunday cation ended in 1873. School actualA parly from Bellevue has pur­ Jy began os I remember It. during chased the old Ira Pennock farm the closing week of September, from Rev. Victor Jones nnd also six­ ty acres of Mrs. Effie Louden. Rev.; Jones will move back to his farm ml?:’ wl, .I lhe now .uporlnlondont »ou d . "'X.Td “ ,tl«»l»d, cltlldt™ .nd Irorhor lo.t soy-colored llooeml Mnt. lummond', brother ond sb. at Hickory Corners, the old George be like. We hud he.rd thot hl, ™ “"»■ ': Frldoy. when the .ened > wonder-' • ; embroidered ter-ln-low. Mr end Mro Carroll Williams farm. home Ohkle. 1 hod . «h.nee !o e o. ™m’en“ opr"n. ,Sd exXutHy dehede loco PUber In IU.IM, the others becLuxl‘«k' *“»' »** «B*rinlendMrs. Glen Asplnall spent two, ,thekoekl'“>?™,' ™-'''‘'7"X''“i;|e.|« .nd l-OP hove lhe lo.elWt .................... - Jed ----------s hz nXiy^-^ Mr. and Mrs. Stowe of Free-1 days of last week at Hastings, u oooroeo .root -,, , -, I "nd’ !h““ their olheere opd»t«Mdy ddlwtl. port spent an evening during the . The speaker at the Wesleyan) roomed and boarded at our house. I °* h*» ,’jefd VLr J ,_ Don't put off any longer ,l„d wlwr. the KelM^yhM,g^hM»n,r=;pM 5,„ Ille past week with Mr. nnd Mrs Edw. church next Sunday morning will < S tad JmmI* ll^lpun- ««~t 'take <*i __________ Walters. be Rev. P. D Doty, now of Cold­ the thrill of owning your Stems do now. Alter I naa stuaieu, i i —— ports that come In sections? You him at close range. I formed some I P“PH feel like 30 cent* Mexican. I, HENDERSHOTT Mis* Betty Sisson spent the lat­ water, but for many years a mis- j .... c..„ — .. can use it as scattar chairs or n own home. A Building very definite opinion* about Sam-1i remember rt-mcmber ne he saw stciiu Stella wneeier; Wheeler f slonary In India. * *tlmt^he would! 'Mrs A D Knltkrrn. whispering Mr- “nd MrvBri'l were short loi|nKP or gr0Up them any way ter part of lhe week with Mr. and . There will be a meetingotythe uel Dickie. I was sure U ‘ '. ----------- | early one forenoon. He called her to KUrets of Mr. und Mrs. Lloyd Storer you p|pasp lo the , piir, you have Mrs. Dean Cunningham of Wood­ and Loan Assn, plan smoothes the way to home ladle* of the community atThe’Ma।----------------------------------tolerate no foolishness in 1the high W the platform, nnd told her she must i »> Hastings, on Sunday. I Women who change the furniture land. ML and Mrs Edw Walters vnued.^nlc Temple Thunday afternoon., ownership. We will be. happy ta explain the terms school nor In any other room. He stand beside him while he w«s on | „ -Mr-------■ «£ ------ — —. — -„। arauiiu •«“«»»c'tij ™ryxtvx weekxt.will x. vtir-txiiti/ certainly Jan? M. nt ‘w" twoAeBFF o'clock, TnrTl,* for the jfur-I was about five feet ten inches'UIT; the platform, and keep within three Battle were Sunday , h0„,e w,.ek.. wUh ,h(.iP Mr. and Mr*. Jed Stowe of Free- |»sewof“*organizing ‘ ‘ Creek “ """ "" »after-' - - -haV(? ..oI( ... for Red Cross! to you. You will be amazed, at the low cost of jxjrt one day last week. Mr. and very brand shouldered, quick us n j contraptions. or four feet of him whenever he noon callers at A. C.’Clark's. Mrs. Stowe will leave soon for their work. Some of the County Red! movtd upoul ll» pi.uom. ..t >u«u. a '™ u I ™'" • • • building a home NOW. moved about the platform or about CrOxs workers from Hustings are well muscled, nnd hi* large arm.-, the assembly Topm all tluit fore-' Lansing for the weekend. Leon Hel-, Tlie family babytwo baby two years yeans and new home In Cadillac. expected to lx present and .wist. looked ils hard ns nails. He would noon. She didn't appear to enjoy I '”rr and Albert Barton of HaMings । ft month old and- Is beginning lo Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Larabec and All Interested ladies are invited. weigh about 180 pounds, nnd had the experience of tagging around were hls Saturday night at ftJ>k question* mat .show she Ls be­ son. Bobby, were Sunday dinner not an ounce of sujicrfluoiM flesh. If efier him. When she was standing; supper. J^onj’^nKWer night. Blnnlnj( reason. How How II dread dread guests ot iiLs parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. ginning tot0 reason. he had been trained for the prize still she had lo study, t believe if1 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haytiis )lavtngn two-year-old ask quesC P. Larifbce. of Hastings, Mrs To ring, he would have given a good you would ask her you will find that called on Mr. and Mrs John Bech- llonB can.t answer. an»wer. It It sort .ori ot of Larabcc Larabee sr.d and Bob Bobby ’- also spent last tlons ,I can't account of himself with any antag­ she hasn't forgptten that experience.;’a' in ‘he Hinds dlsulct and Mr. &hows one MakPfi onp feel |lkc Thursday there. onist of equal weight. He had the „ —J-' Elmer Walters nnd daughters. ““ " ....... LIQUID TABLETS build of an athlete. Prof. Dickie was —-.J. Wliat have I ever done to have n Donna and Alyce, of Battle Creek a handsome man—light complex­ 9 Stebbins Bide. It seemed good to have church lwo.year.oirt twerp make me feel were Sunday night supper guests NOU DROPS ion. ruddy checks, brown heir, with a,„.HaU u-hnnt mrain after the ... ------ -----------------of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edw COUGH DROPS “v?‘r moustache and chin whiskers of a । Walters, a week ago, pronounced light-red. His eyes were large and sky blue. Usually there to10*'**™ °f Bo,t e Creek called on i |t t0 was a smile on his face But when h/?X U^ etahth grade lho mothess of boy,. he had n problem in discipline, he theC pHfim. “X h!f a ve^ I *»- Ted Otaughllns. Sunday afterseemed very stern and determined. and Mn noyd aarrtton The fellow who was being dis­ bUck eye and the other a scratched A BOY'S ROOM .face. They had had a scrap ‘hat cnllcd on Mr nnd yrs Myron i ciplined had no doubts about his By Dorothy Sterling v7' ^re^tni Whitworth in Dowling, on Sunday.) firmness. He meant exactly what ills Wardrobe Supt. Dickie ordc[Sd ‘he pair to njjd Mrg ChM Hendershott; he said. gun<u dlnnef u al Us? Full of Junk. but. goodness knows, Samuel Dickie graduated in 1873 face each other. Then he went to draw of hta desk, took out of ln Hastings ■ Not a sign of any .clothes. fiom Albffin college, where he was the R a wicked-looking rawhide whip !,,p Lo°*wooo» m^msungs. Broken wheel. an outstanding student, who spe­ SAMUEL DICKIE THE FIRST SUPT. OF HASTINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS - ixx- w A HOME FOR YOU IN '42 ™ relieve TAQ Misery of VuVJLiOO AAA iniunniiiiiiiH B cialized in mathematics. Starting from scratch, he had to establish here a twelve-grade school so that Its graduates could enter any Michigan college and lhe stale uni­ versity without an examination. He planned nil that before school opened. Everything was ready nnd was worked according to schedule, and worked smoothly from the Hart. He was an executive as well as an excellent teacher and disci­ plinarian. There were ten lesson periods of 30 minutes each, with time al­ lowance for each class to return to their seats and another class to get to tlie recitation seats. Prof. Dickie heard Ills nine classes each school day in tlie assembly toom. He was thorough, and the pupil had better be careful to make reasonable statements, and to really know what he thought he understood. Let me give a personal experience: I liked and thought I was well grounded in arithmetic. One day soon after school opened. Mr. Dick­ ie called me onto the platform to work an example in division of fractions. He told me to divide h by '... That seemed so easy that I wondered why he would ask me to work such a simple problem. I soon found out. In a very brief time I wrote the solution on lhe black­ board. While I was standing on the platform there was probably jome pride in my looks and voice when I told him: "In dividing ’j by *•* you Invert the terms of the divisor nnd proceed as In multi­ plication. The answer is x 4/1 or 4-2 equals 2” Sure it was! Then he said: "But why do you turn that U upside down?" I proudly answered "That is what the rule says." Then he countered: "How do you know that rule is true? Suppose I tell you that I do not believe It; how would you prove to me that it is correct?” That was about as embarrassing a moment ns I ever had. I was. standing there before the large class, and had to admit that the ' only reason I could give—for that was all I had ever been taught embarrassment was greatly relieved however, when he asked the entire ing the terms of lhe divisor, and not one of them could do IL The new superintendent de­ clared that there must always be a valid reason for every math­ ematical operation, and that he would insist on reasohs that would Justify rules. 1»ien he explained that division U a short jray of subtracting. Just as multiplication is a short form of addition. "When With that in his hand he stood, Immediately bock of the pair, tooki out his watch und said lo them: j -You see this whip. I will use It on' each of you. use it good and hard, unless you do exactly what I will now tell you. You must kiss each other within the next 30 seconds, or each must take a good licking with I this rawhide gad." He took a step back and said: "I start counting] right now.” He looked at his lime; piece, ns the two boys glared al each other, then at the rawhide. I Directly there was heard a resound-1 Ing smack as they kLssed each other. That ended fighting on the! school grounds. I recall a talk he gave one mom-1 ing in chapel about swearing: He; had heard some of it on the school; grounds that morning. He said: “I I can understand how u person will! steal—he get* something by doing it. I can understand how he can lie. He has a selfish motive for de­ ceiving someone, and gets satisfac­ tion that way. But I cannot under­ stand why any person will take the name of God or of Christ In vain, when he gets absolutely nothing from so doing. Ail he does Is to ad­ vertise that he is too lazy or too Ignorant to use proper words that would belter express his meaning. Profanity Is not only disgusting to any refined person. Il is indecent and disgraceful, ft is wholly unnec­ essary and unjustifiable." I know one fellow who wo* cured of pro­ fane swearing by that talk. man I loved Samuel Dickie as and a teacher. He sought to be a real friend and desired lhe good­ will of his pupils. He wanted their confidence and won it by his friendly Interest in them. He loved to have them talk over their life problems with him, and gave them sound and helpful advice. He wasInterested In their moral and! spiritual progress as well as in their • Intellectual development. His think­ ing seemed crystal clear, hl* Judg­ ment sound and his counsel wise! and helpful. I have always counted] myself very fortunate in having my entire high school training under] him. _2~ Mr. Dickie went from Hastings to Albion college, where he taught I maUicmatlc-x He wm always u staunch prohtblUonUt. and gave up his place on the college staff to become the chairman of the prohi­ bition party for several years. But educational work was hia first love. The opportunity came for film to return to Albion college as it* president. He wrved S3 such for twenty-five years, making a fine record, adding to the reputation and endowment of hia alma mater. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY Pishing reel. HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION ■ When You Need SOMEONE HAVING A MONEY BIRTHDAY SOON ? Of course you'll tend a See your Banker! HALLMARK I I birYhdaycard It's the gracious way to ex­ press your congratulations and good friendly service, we invite your patronrn^f'i in TOO Cod Liver Oil Capsules age. 97 100 Cod Liver $ j.09 OU Tablets 100 ABD & Capsules— a .98 100 Halibut $|.O9 Liver OU Caps. Special Formula Cream REGULAR *200 JAR ■ ■ This Bank takes a lot of stock in the Loans can be hod for ony worthy importance of everyday happenings, purpose at convenient, controlled like to know about your new home, rates of interest. We are making loans the growth of your business and the both business and personal and are in savings account you started for your a position to loan money on improved baby. We like you to come in often, so real estate. We can also arrange fi­ we con know your problems firsthand. nancing, for you, on home appliances, For over 55 years, our business has farrp equipment, etc. When it con­ brought us close to the lives and needs cerns money there is one man’you can of the American people. During that consult, your banker, and one place time we've taken a personal interest you can go with confidence, your bank. in serving you. On otir past record for HASTINGS CITY BANK HFifty-Five Yean of Continuoiu Service” LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 PHONES: 2105 * 2103 HASTINGS, MH �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JANUARY 29. 1M2 daughter Geraldine visited Mr. andl'Un Rosenberger of Clarksville wereh ory Corners and Harty Adriaruon. other about the head and shoui- had a phone call from Jones and local on Wednesday: Mr and MrMn. Robert White of Muskegon Saturday evening guest* ot Mr. and I deni until one of them 1* *uf- Swan, our steamship agent*. The Bert PaUon. local, Thursday eve­ Friday. Mrs. Harold Rosenberger and Marflciently bloody to call It quits, I boat for which we have been w*ltning. Mrs. Mary Gibson. Cloverdale. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and W*ge» and standard* of living Mr*. Ethel Caryle and Mr are rather low In Barbados wlwn ’ boat which wns to take us throe . Patty were guest* at a birthday Robert Humphrey U now em­ Thompson of Prairieville. Friday. Henry Adam* left Tuesday for a! Mrs. Anna Kahler and ton Don Judged at American level*. Shop-! '^usand additional miles into the ; pariy In honor of the latter'* ployed Ln the Bell Telephone Co. In1 ot Woodland called on Mr. and Mr*. Myrtle Lelnaar and Mr. and girls toll long hour, in downtown heart ot South America, tlie most three Weeks' visit with hl* daughter Mra. E. R. WUlbon Wednesday eve­ Mr*. Elbworth Barrett, local on department store* for five Bar- important boat of our trlp-that and husband. Rev. nnd Mrs. John1 Mr*. Frank Stein ol Grand Rapid.; Paul Miller of Lansing called on ning. Sherman of Ann Arbor. Sunday. badlan dollaro. and worker* in the boat U not coming! recently. Mr. and Mr*. Herman Goach S'm-1 Mr. and Mr*. Ross Water* and Mr. and Mr*. Will Cline of Grand1 Mr. and Mra. John Adam* spent ; cane mill* work fiercely for twelve! It 1* the heaviest blow we have Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar of day afternoon. Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Leap Wednesday with their *oa-in-law son William spent Saturday after­ hours at a stretch for a dollar. Buch yet undergone ' Middleville, and Mr. and Mrs. O. R. noon in Kalamazoo. and daughter. Mr. and Mra. Glenn standard result from the fact that In the first flush of anger. I Karcher Friday afternoon. Lightfoot of North Irving were ed Mr. and Mr*. Wesley Kime and Mm. Charles Harrington and Williams and family at the W. K. j tlie Island is principally agrlcul-: thought of writing tlie Secretary of Mra. Margaret Relglrr, Mrs. Sunday diner guests of Mr. and eon Vem of Clarksville. Thursday. Mr*. Bertha Adam* were dinner lural, with sugar and rum the most! State, lhe President. Hiller, any- Frank Walton, Mrs. Bernice Clas­ Kellogg Farm. Gul! lake. Mrs. Otto Kunde. Mr. and^ Mn. Claude Meud spent guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Clayton important product*, and the war has | body; but I'm over that now. We sen. and Mr* Mnbel Osborne were Mra. Bert Patton entertained at a a few'days-with their daughter. Boyd Payne of Hustings spent Stough at Wall lake Saturday. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) decreased it* ability to export' have no way of knowing what the Grand , Rapids shopper* Friday. Saturday night and Sunday with Mn. Howard Demand of Woodland. birthday dinner Sunday In honor Mr. and Mr*. Irwin Jones of cruelly. I *‘*r lias done to you so far: but Mr. und Mra. Richard Durkee1 hl* mother. Mn. Ida Payne. Mrs. Henry Karcher^ was very of ll»r husband. The guests were Galesburg and their *on-ln-iaw whiskeys and sodas in lhe evenings During our Caribbean meander- It has merely meant to us that our were Sunday dinner gueats .of Mr. Mr*. Clarence Utter of Carlton pleasantly surprised-Sunday »uu<m»z by »«* her her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J*me* And then some of the grizzled old­ ing* I have noticed the greaf num-; boat isn't coming. and Mra. George Schoolcraft of und Mrs. Pred Durkee of Woodland. was a Tuesday caller of Mr. ana family on her 66th birthday. Those Wolf and daughter. Busan Alice, of sters talk nostalgically of the "good ber of former Great Lakes' ore-1 So now we piust wait here in । j present were Mr. and Mr*. George Battle Creek. Mra. Charles Har­ Comstock were dinner guesU of the Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Bentley cf Mr* Adam Endres. old days" when drinking was be­ boat* which have been converted Bridgetown for Another two weeks. Glenn and ---------Alma—Stahl ot -----near,,------------Karcher<-----------------and family of -------------Plainwell.- rington and Mr. and Mra. John former's sister. Mr*. Alice Collin*, Creek spent Sunday after----------------------- — - — Into freighters for the warring) Just between u*. are you getting as Battle : gun In mid-morning! I have It on world. One lay in Bridgetown har- tired of the Caribbean as we arc? noon with Rev. and Mrs. J. L. IcktM. Clarksville called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Buehler and Adam*, local. । evening. . good\authority that a bar in bor for a time before she dUap-lThere is so much we have to do Daniel Erb visited hl* daughter. Saturday Mi and Mr* ....................... Arthur Coleman • Mr. and Mr*. Leon Howk Sunday; family. Mr. and Mr*. Neal Karcher. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Martin of «„u A.,.;;.. Leonard of Hasevening. ) and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Kurclier Mr*. Wilbur Pennock and family al Richland called on Mr. nnd Mrs. peared and I could swesyr the last yet all we can do t* ;uk your und Mis' Aivllla HusLowell Wednesday. While there he water! tune I saw her die-inu steaming ; indulgence for a short time tim.- and Ml:. Nancy Deming of' Mrs. Ida Pox and Keith nnd Vada ( and family, local. Elwyn Hayward Sunday afternoon. heard his grandson. Lorre Pennock, rote you( boot*, think »1dial It 1 under the Ainbassador/Brtdge down' If we have no luck in two weeks Grand Rapid* ralledon Mrs. Bessie, of Bowne called on Mr. und Mrs.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore were । Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and address Ute Chamber of Commerce.1 PLEASANT RIDGE | the Detroit River! /' we may go to Panama nnd then doe* to yftur stomach!'' Will Jed Stowe Saturday. tin, to get to down west -­ roast of South Hutchens. Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Frank Thompson Mrs. Dale Cook and family. Mr. and Lorre who b in the navy u home Some Barbados prices:: , ...We are jcry-imxious ----------- ------------------------- —the-----Mr*. Ella Kinnle b spcridlng n Americanmoney > gasoline per gal-; Rio as'llie next article u to be-- America through Peru and Chile. few day* In Battle Creek with her -Mr. and Mr*. Frank Denn of and Danny of near Hasting* called' Mr* C. J. Moore colled In the aft- , *— ««—------ i()a( six, written from there As a matter ot Just reversing ourselves Grand Rapids were Snday guest* of on Mr and Mr*. Arthur Mcore and ernoon. cream! fact we shall believe that the trip But we are going to South Amerlcent*: fresh cocoanbu^j family Sunday evening. liLM^on Mr. Ray Necb of Vicksburg and Mr. Mm Charles Harrington and Mrs. Mrs. Cecil Ronk. . Mr. und Mrs. Harold Woods hit ca. And we are going together. cone*. 4 cents: movie*. ..r—cents; ' has really begun when we .... and Mr*. Lewis Necb called on Mr. Bertha Adams attended Ute meet- ,- Rev. Arthur Dodge of Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Dan Poxttnn and and Mrs. C. J. Moore. raw cane sugar per pound. 4 cents; Brazil. We have page after page ““ . You might do thl* one Phyllis little thing Ed Davis of Lansing called on and Mrs. Isaac Mote of near Lake Ing of tlie Battle Creek Nature and Evangelist Howard Krirder of Ann called on Mr. and Mrs. dub at the Kingman Museum Satbutter all the way from New Zea- of questions asked by people In , for us. If you «ce the Editor of the Mr and Mrs. George FOrbey Friday. Ode***. Sunday. | Milford. Itid . were dinner guest* on land per pound, 50 cents; haircuts.) Michigan — yourselves and your ' Hastings Banner walking with an R E Pottum of McCords Sunday Clare Bassett and children of Rev._________________ ___ and Mra. Edward____ Roush of unlay evening. Mlle* Pimle of the |I Thursday at. lhe Arthur TYcler 22 cent*. friends. And we are ready and will- annoyed look on his face—reassure afternoon. W. K. Kellogg Bird Sahctuary was' Manin Rosenberger, who cele­ North Irving were Monday alter- Carson City visited Mr and Mis. the speaker. Hl* A new iport discovered here, ing to dive into the Job of answer- , him—tell him wc ure doing all ue Hu jybiecl subject was 'With 'With h°2Jt Wygandt of Manistee who noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. George John Thaler. Friday. brated his 11th birthday, wax guest stick-fighting. Using sticks for ing them. ... can. zT i Is in training will lead Christian | Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clinton and the Birds.-' IL of honor at a birthday party held BasMtt. swords, two duelirt* belabor each Five minutes later ... I have Just i Mrs. Clement Mead spent Thur*- | son* of Irving were S'intlay suoper the sanctuary and othql places Endeavor-next Sunday evening .it Ills home Saturday .afternoon. Twenty-three children were pres­ clay with her sister. Mr*. Jack Sin-1 guests of Mr. and Mr*. B. R. Clinclulr of Cloverdale I ton. ent Refreshment* were served und Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwader | The Misses Velma Buehler of a number of tinnier were played. Sympathy Is extended lo ■ Mrs. called on Mrs. Leon Howk Monday! Grand Rapids, and Vivian Buehler I of Charlotte spent the weekend Frank Hynes, whose father passed afternoon. wa* held at the home of Mr. and | church with a potluck dlnMr and Mrs C*rl J Rickert of, wyh Uieir psrenls, Mr. and Mrs. of the church with a potluck dinuwuy Sunday forenoon at the home Mrs Charles Higdon in Nashville. of her skier. Mrs Ford Stowell of Grand Rapid* *|>ent Sunday after-: Forrest Buehler, Mr* Lincoln Bu*h and Miss Car­ ncr. noon with Mr. and Mrs. Gull LightMrs. Claud Walton received a Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey Woodland. ) loiu distance telephone cal! from oline Solomon were In Kalamazoo,; and Mr. and Mrs. Wnmle Kelsey Miss Dorothy Van Patten ot the loot Mr and Mrs Henry Myer* were her sister, who wns visiting in Chl- Wednesday. They also called on lhe attended church Sunday nt BarryMi thodbt Bronson hospital at Kal­ former's sister. Mr*. Arlo Brown In vtlie und spent tlie day with Mr. amazoo spent Sunday with her par­ Sumiay visitor* of Mr. und Mrs. | engo, Sunday. Her home is in Cull- Galesburg. ’ fomla. l and Mrs. Will Hyde. ent.*, Mr and Mr*. Clarence Van Alfred Myer* of Bowens Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGregor of Mr and Mr*. Alien Fish were in; Garrett and Aivl* Evcraou spent Pattcn. Kalamazoo were dinner guests ot ! Mr. and Mn. A. B Stephenson of Grand Rapids on business Satur- Saturday and Sunday with their their brother-in-law and sister. evening. Jan. 30. A good program, ' sister. Mr*. William Tinkler of Umcom. Mr. and Mrs. Chan Town­ Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes and MIm Dorothy Stecklr of Batt'.b | ting*. send and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roush. guest* of Mrs. Eleanor Whitney Creek spent Sunday forenoon with Charles Canaday and Mrs. Della family Sunday. Brim sandwiches und one other and Gaylord. Prank Barnard and Mi*. Myrtle "s. Mr. and Mr*. Owen castle of Lansing were Sunday uftdUh; supper at 7:30. k Miss Helen Thompson of Has­ McLeod took her two daughters I guest* Steckle. ) ernoon guests of Mrs. Maude Rog) tings Kpent Saturday night and Oral und Iri* lo Cincinnati. O. Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Necb e iid | Pr r, and Marguerite, und Mrs. Jennie Sunday at the Ttiomu^m-Fry Saturday where they will take a Martin chandler. 94. the oldest home. She. returned Sunday after­ Meria of Hastings culled on Mr. and Caaaday. | Mr. nnd Mrs Harry Boujihncr of nurses' training course In the Jew­ resident of thl* community. imnu-cI noon with Mi and Mrs. Gerald Mrs. Lew Nceb Sunday Mr and Mrs. Ernest Tcriker w< :e taikc Odessa called on Mr. and Mrs. I ish hospital there The young peo­ away last week. Funeral service* ThompMin. Sunday dinner guest* ol Mr and | George Forbcy Wednesday after* ) ple of the Meihodisl church gave a were at Hie Leonard funeral home Mr. ad Mrs. Virgil Woods and farewell party in Hie chftrch for Mrs Clyde Tooker in honor of the noon. In Hastings on Monday with burial Mis* Joyce former's 52nd wedding anniversary. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tubberer were the girl* recently. In Cedar Creek cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Shoemaker jn Hasting* on business. Monday, j Ixlnaar of Delton entertained ut a Mr. and Mrs. Wallle Campbell of Lansing spent the weekend with Mr . and Mr*. Paul Miller and, pony in honor of them at her home and Mr nnd Mra. KuwU Benton Mr. anil Mrs. Adam Endres. ‘.Carolyn of Lansing spent Saturday Wednesday evening of last week) of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr* tmd Mr* Lester Monica of Clover। Sixteen members mid friends of *Bn<l Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L ' Ella Wertman. ' the Townsend Club gathered a! the R. Wolcott. Carolyn remained for dale entertained on Thunday eve- I Mr and Miw. Sherman Wertman "‘won Wnn«* .nd Mr.. B.nh. 'I of Hasting* spent Sunday Mr J D. Cool home Friday ovenihg. me week. **• A pot luck lunch was served and a I Mr. and Mrs. Ashe! Thompson lllnl vuitrt rwlr Niter. Mdl- — and* Mra. OH Wertman. program was presented bv members and Mr*. Ellen Sccse of Bowne I izslle Gould and family spent TO GRAND RAPIDS of the club | were Saturday afternoon guests of son Pennock at the Jarstfer Con-1 Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Art I valeacent Home in Hasting*. Prl-. •*un““y . Mr. and Mrs. F C. Deming and I Mr. and Mrs. Semlah Seese I day afternoon and Sunday evening. ( „r. \ Mrs Nancy Deming of Grand Rap-' Saturday aud Sunday callers of; Mb* Marjory Lammers of Kalaid* spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mr mid Mrs. Charles Bunn mid; maxoo spent Sunday With her folk* Mrs Allen Fish nnd family. ) family were Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. John Lammers. The Delton high school basket ­ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Furrow met wolthom und Mr. and Mrs Mar-1 with their Bridge Club at tlw home 1 vm Wolthorn of Grand Rapids, and ball team continued iu undefeated home of Mr. and Mn. Norman El­ TO BATTLE CREEK family right in your kitchen. A healthy body makes a hcolihy (4 Mt. and Mrs. Harold Paritt.' of Mr. and Mrs Burt Sydnnm of Alto , record against Central C opponents well last Wednesday was enjoyed ’ tJ, t,,.i me'etim: Hastings Monday evenin’?. I Rev. and Mrs. Everett Love were j here last Wednesday evening by demind — and a bolter Amwicon. With ovr country al WAR. more Mrs. Ann Benedict anti Ernest' dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ' and mor* thought is being givon lo this qvotaon of hoahh. Wends of Greenville were Sunday Kenney of Carlton Center last Ovr food authorities urg* that ovory eflort bo modo lo prosorvo *»« mn Wo— guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods! Monday evening, the occasion being Iho vitamin value in foods through the "wotorieu" method and family | Mr. Love'* birthday. in Ite IU»l mlnuu ol Itey In cte “!"™ "“J'? SNOUIO KNOW .NOW 430ur Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton and Application for marriage license:] -man, ,.mo. IMS Mum »on •“« of cooking. ", S . TO LANSING Claud Walton were In Grand Rap- Maxwisll K. arumn Strachan. 28. Muir, Wr**l».MVms . „• «”»“• ««““ “Jo Your modorn gat range with its unsurpassed speed and id* on business Tuesday. ! funner, and Beulah I. Bryans. 22. ton Anent Thursday with their son I™*.— —Ionia Co. News News. MI m -Friday over The Joint inatalimloit of lhe Odd Lake Odessa. Ionia Co. Miw —» night with a 40-20 win for . and family. accurate hoof controls makes it possible for you lo follow lhe Hone. te 1* a former Freeport NashvlUe *^^2**7^ Marvin H*rrtngton 5$ tot-’. t Allows and Rebekahs was held Bryan*. -Ione, vitamin-saving waterless cooking method lo lhe letter. It wifl a sister shier of of Mr* Mrs Ralph ,or ”x:’j1 Saturday evening at the I O O F. girl and a Ralph Wai-1 W.l- ward, talked TO KALAMAZOO also SAVE food and money by reducing shrinkage and waste hall. A pot luck lunch and p ogram ton ,. *'”;nrwh‘1' ® I was enjoyed by all. 1 Sunday dinner guests of and , 0 for Nashville Delton* reserv in meats and vegetables. . . Mr and Mr*. Georg* Foibey re-| Mr*. ArUiur Richardson were Mr . cam »«»»•'* £efc at । eelved word from t 'eir son Gerald and Mr*. Ray Richardson of Grund >■’« *2^^that he Ls now stationed at Jefier*on Rapids and Joe and Della Scott of j r Ma.hvillr resnectlvc-1 ’Daily Except Sunday Barracks. Mo. HU address h a* Clarksville Mr and Mr* Claude IW Delton and NMjbW rtipccUvefollow*: Pvt. Gerald Forbey. Flight yriter and daughter Wilma of Carl-1 «> J‘th ' r ltn william* of All Other Trips Are Daily 13. School Squadron 355. Jefferson j ton. were Saturday evening visitors । Mr.and Mn\o,en" ‘ d M , Barrack*. Missouri. The following Item* were clipped 1 Gull lake called on Mr and Mt* Mr. and Mrs Fn-d Schwader of from Lhe l-owell Ledger tGrand ■ Elwyn £»?ium<Sdlnand For Greater Home Defense . . . Cook AAUL-Su-LAX — •Rapid* items. Mr .nd Mr* BettMr. andReynold* and Campbell visited the bitters si*-1 Keim tTrtlla Uvingatoni arc well lw« chUtton ipmLBunda> *»h with a Health-Saving . . . Time-Saving Carvclh & Htebblnx, Druggist*. ter, Mrs. George Forbcy and fam­ known here Mis* Risen Ls the jB,M* Mrs. Willard Hal) nt Almena. Hastings. Mich. ily. Sunday afternoon. !u»,el Mr, Mr. Wn-rjo. Fuel-Saving Modern Qa> Range. ■ Mr nnd Mrs. Louis Overholt nnd BiteteB. .te srt-.gLS? family of Fowlerville. Mr. and Mr*. resident.'V*r?l. youiSton of Mr tockwoo<} in “pent' Galan Overholt of Fenton, and Mis* Phone 2137 and Mrs. Bert Keim left last week n‘«ht. Mr and Mra. Mto«ar,-|xnt Evelyn Overholt of Battle »eik Sunday with their son-in-law and : were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. for Chicago where he will enter the daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Case Or-1 TRIO CAFE U. 8. Navy. Mbs Vergle Risen, a and Mr*. Charles Overholt. beck In Kalamazoo. Peckhams Remedy Rev, and Mr*. Paul Olmstead ni.d practical nurse in the city, who lives Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Morford' BUS DEPOT family were Friday evening dinner with her uncle. Roy Blodgett and were dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. | is guaranteed ' to help guests of Mr. anti Mr*. Clayton Mote family, suited her mother, Mra< B. A- Perry in Hustings Sunday. *| your child's cold, cough Clyde Richards and family al Lo ­ of Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Alice Collins nnd Mrs Jay, Mr and Mrs. Manin Thaler well over the weekend. Wilkinson spent Wednesday with, or croupy cough, due to a and Keith spent Saturday night Prominent Freeport Woman Die* Mr, Sarah Brandstetter in Has-1 cold. and Sunday with Mrs. William Ungs. Mrs. Carrie Jordan of'But-1 Mrs. John Lictka. formerly Ida Hutchens. “Once tried never without!" I daughter of Reuben and tie Crerk\was also a guest. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Roush of Dut­ Callers (at the William Lelnnnr i Sold by all druggist*. born In Carlton ton were Sunday dinner gueau of home during the week were Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. William Dipp and township. March 11. 1864 and de­ nnd Mrs. Gocrgc Lclnnar of Hick parted this life January 20. 1942. family. She married Fred Howk. August 20. Clarrnc.- Surrarrer is home on .a six day furlough, alter which he children. Leon ot Freeport. Ivan ot will attend a trade school tn Banking Houra: Rockford, and Ruth, who departed trolt. . this life nearly nine years ago. Mr Mr. and Mr;.. Will Michie? Gwendolyn Of South Bowne. and Mrs William Speer and Robert Commert of Grund Rap­ ids were Sunday dinner guests o! who survives also lhe two son:-, one Mr. and Mrs John Thaler Mr. aud grandchild, several stepchildren, Mra Marvin Thaler and Keith und one kbter. Mrs. Emily Sullivan of Hastings. called in the afternoon. She has been r patient sufferer Ray Nceb of Vtcksburg mid Will Allerdtng of Carlton culled on Don for several years, and everything Allerding at Pennock hospital. Sun­ that hands could do war, done for day. Mrs Watt Thomas of Bowne. nnd Shc was a loving mother and a kind Mm. Merrill Karcher and children wife, and will be greatly missed in the home. She was ready to go to were Saturday guests of Mr. lav Maker when the call came Mrs. Wayne Benton ot Hastings Among those from away who ntMr*. Viola Rogers has installed a telephone, number 302. ------Msdc from selected Mrs George Thompson and Mrs piriffin bate crude*. Ella Catt called Diamond 760 is the pioneer D-X i» different from ordinary gaaolinc* because it provides ter. Mrs. Stella hest-resitting lubricant. Now, upper-cylinder lubrication—and without extra cost. It i« Mr. and Mrs. Don in addition, Diamond 760 it guaranteed to give quicker starting, extra power, speed and Bolvcnc-proccucd. There'* no ot Mr and Mrs George Bassett mileage. Try a tankful at any Diamond D-X station. If D-X finer motor oil at *ny price! Mr and Mrs Harold Rosenberger doc* not give you better all-around performance) your doing kO IMNK-MH 10 IIUIIOWM! money wilt be refunded. Siettl Andringa ot Byron Center. I . MID-CONTINENT PETKOUDM CUHPPR.MION ' NO Sunday afternoon morning our teacher’ read* Robert Humitlirey -of Kulamasoo a story from a collection on "How were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra.' to Keep Clean." We have our own George Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston of ing. More and more children have Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. neat looking hair and fingcmalLv The second Readers who mastered and Mrs. Perry Preston. Mr and Mrs Glenn Kellogg have their list ot ten spalling words this in W. COURT ST. • HASTINGS RHONE 2448 installed a tikiHiusiv. nuiubci Jul »cck were Bobby Kauflnwn. FEDI .L DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Mr. and Mr*. Dwight Rosenberger and family, and Mr. aud Mrs. Aus- FREEPORT A LETTER TO DELTON THE HASTINGS BANNER HAPPy- A GOOD-BYE PILES 000 Notice to Mothers! CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY FUEL -s. In addition—it Lubricates Upper-Cylinder Parts SIUDGINGI ONE D-X Hildebrandt’s D-X Service NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JANUARY », IMS ! Woodland Community News Tho» entering the conlert were1 NORTHEAST. WOODLAND Joan and Vivien Begerow. Mary rtasurwrai Townaend, Evelyn Potter, Dene .Continued from page 2. thb See >; gund>y -----­ of near Freeport were afternoon i and daughters. Helen* caller*. nor. Bolter. Luella Edmunds. Rosemary i We have divided our addition' Sunday dinner guest* at lhe Mr. and Mra. E. J. Reuther. Margene Kussmaul. Jim- combinations Into four set*.;Those., r?CT ,nt* Hewitt of Woodmy Vincent. Jack Hilly. Glenna who have passed ret three, are JunJ" »f“rnoon Darby. Gordon Williams, Betty lor Miller. Phylli* Po*tma, Betty wtth Mrl Lydu 8chuIer. . ..... to ., Grand Rat and family. Mr. and _. Mrs -Karl. Vina Lotoon Mra. Wilbur Townsend and chib | the Shrine Circus *t Grand Rap- Cobb, Eleanor Benner, Alice Yvonne. BuelUer. Jimmy Braendle. and A UlUe surprise was given Mrs. Eckardt and Bruce and Joyce Eek-■ day afternoon. English dren of. Durand were entertained Ids.Short. Nonna Jean Claraic. Peggy Alice Wood* Kenneth Travis <Uona Bawdy) ardt '. , . American Literature student* are. — ' — -----( Niethamer. Ardath Blood. Mary Jo> Mrs. Smith, our county commlsLttt-her home Wednesday In thej reviewing and emphasizing stories | Wo bought *2.40 of Defense Mrs. Prank Haight. Mn. Harlow'over Saturday night with th*lr and Mra. J. 8. Deabler, the latter of local color. They are also Us-1 Stamps last week • Kltson. - Gladys Hyne*. Marilyn stoner, vlalted us one day thl* week, form of a shower, when a number Barnum and Mrs Frank Kilmer of grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. Ben her friend* came to spend the tenfng and on k**1---------Tuesday, Larry Brodtutu watching for news uji -----——on — — ■—‘ — —— . Town*. Ruth Flanigan. Raymond | Darleen Wieland had a free trip:of : Z CmU Grove ipenl Friday evening Schneider. [ --------’— \ndrUJS!*! ------------— *‘u> Mr »nd Mrs Bcn Schneider. Mr. and Mn. Victor Eckardt. Dr. a. F. Benner of Milford. III . ••Unity For Victory" esauy* that buck's birthday, hl* motlier had a। Smith, ’ Doris and Jerry Bates. ‘ w the circus Monday afternoon. ... mrara ’ d refresh-1 Henry Voelker of Ionia was o'Phyllis and Marilyn Eckardt and nnd Mis* Helena Benner of Battle they are writing for u National1 lor our room. It waa a wr-. Anna Marie Reuther. Pliylcne t Harper, Janice Crockford. Joyce j Intermediate Room ' , I Sunday dinner guest at- tlw home Mrs. Bertha Eckardt, attended a . Curtis. R Jay Kuaunaul. Cleanora . . Th uraday we organired a "Girls‘ Benner home here. --------------------| EngUah Literature students are ,jl children. We rang the Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eckardt and oy ajsteri Mrs. Bertha Eckardt. little surprise at lhe home ot Mr. Squad." sponsored by tlie Mra. anoc Jean and Gloria Bird at- reviewing and emphasising the birthday *pg. played game* and1 and Bernita Cole. Barbara Bailey.' trs. Bertha Bertha Ecknrdt Ecknrdt and and Etta Etta;, M M„ „ Vlna vtna lcuog ^tsen b Is vunrng visiting ner her ana and 1Mrs. Will Velte Sunday after­ A •».* ahrtr,.------------------------------------Lelson and for _____ a noon tended the Shrine circus Monday, 'poetry MUton. Some iludetiu enjoyed refreshment*. Guest* were. Marvin Kantjirr. Rex McMillen. Automobile Club of Michigan. Mary. Schneider were in Grand Rapids ■ wn poetry of. --------Milton. Sonw ___ will Z_ ‘.______ 2 1family __ 1'.,, 2.. j In honor ot MUs Etta short time «*-*•/Mr* Clarence Arnie and baby son have started to write their oration*.' ***• and Mr#- John Ferguson and1 Edgar Boulter Lyle Sandbrook and Jal)e Woods u captaJn; paUy We-' Thursday. short time.___________________ . Schneider whore birthday waa Uiat Peter McMillen. Thera young peo- I lieutenant; Alice Yonker and. Harold Cooke and his mother of | Sunday ‘ afternoon visitors at the day. Gordon returned to their home jn English 10 the present study I* Mr- ®“d Mr*. Paul Brodbeck. j pie were each given a Defense Edna Humphrey are also on the I from Pennock hospital tart Friday. Hawthorne's novel, TThe House of 1 Stamp. i squad Wc expect to receive our' Mr*. Grant Ogood 1* caring for seven Gables". / Gra«e . Much originality and talent were to<14(?s thb wrea. Arlle Spindler, teacher theta till* week. - jn English 9 tfils semester openOooil workers m Third grade, Supt. and Mrs. Russell Fink mid cd wlth Stevenson'* novel. "KidThose in our room who have; displayed by there younptcra and r tlie P. T. A. is to be commended • arithmetic and spelling are: Arthur' sons of Lake Odessa and Mr. and nuppeCL—-Btimc students have been neither tardy nor absent for Norma Bustance, Richard, Mrs B.\F. Allen mid son of Beld- ^tailed to learn DeclamaUons. | the llrrt semester nre: Roberta, for giving them the opportunity Blrt1 and: ing were Sunday afternoon callywJ .. ■ .. -------. . . .to Manker. Junior Hines, Arlen Heire.. nnd helping our country as well. . Bjough, Henry Humphrey. Parents might .be ._. interested While lhe ballot* were being Quinton Olmstead. at the home of Mrand Mrs. Eldon know that the students in High Joyce Smith aud Jeanne Ftoher.. Farrell. Mrs. Margarel- Kcihp of School English tills year arc not Several have been absent only one, counted. Harold Yerty showed a j in the Fourth grade, Betty Krauw ' movie of activities of different de- nI1(1 Hosea Humphrey have perfect | Belding was a dinner guest. On required to give formal speeches half or one day. 1I papers in Arithmetic, — 1 All arc - Im-1 Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. such as declamations and orations Thmc receiving highest scores in liartment* of our school. James Sidman of Lansing called. j proving in geography. but the opportunity is theirs If they semester tests in the 5th grade 1M< Old Rekident Paree* V„MWW^ .Fifth grade pupils I ' The ,following Mrs. J. 8.-Deabler returned with wish for that speech training and were Rose Dulls and JoAnne Smith in | George Makeley. M. paired away I received 100 per cent on a test in her daughter. Mr*. Wilbur Town- experience. -11U . ana credit in English tn Aritixnetlc: Janice Bates k. send of Durand the first part of W1U lx. RlvPn for wurk. Geography: Alice Yvonne Short in Sunday. J»n. 25. at the funn home Geography: Alice Patrick. Arioa . “ ’*• — v for a . few r-w a.v.vi.it ptans t(i pn)p|ll<alxe English; JoAnne Smith in Hy­ of a daughter. Mrs. Ford Stowell, Sherman. Betty Janes. Ronald Bar- 1 this ucek days' visit. |, Mr. and Mra Herald Classic and tlie short speeches of from 3 to 5 giene. Alice Yvonne Short In Spell­ one mile north and one pile west croft. Nell Braendle. Austin L/iftus. chi'drm nnd Mr. anif Mrs. Leon ,mluutes in her classes ax occasions ing. In the fourth grade were Ar­ of Woodland village. Mr. Makeley Edna Humphrey, Patsy Wedel. Carl' Nicholson spent Sunday with Rev.’arise. , len Heise in Arithmetic; Marvin was born in Greenville, coming to | janM. and Mrs. Harold Blakely of Ogden ' Classic in English and Junior Hines Woodland from Howard City In1 The following Sixth grade chll-1 Kindergarten and First Grade i in Spelling. Many were close rec- 1902 and living In Woodland town- drer. are good In Arithmetic: Bobby­ Center and made their flrat ac­ Doris Whitney, teacher . I quaintance with tliclr niece mid ship — since that ------time. Surviving Tom------------Vander----------Male.— Lawoudr. . — ------- ■ Walton. -------- ---------,|. ' gnimldu tighter. Morgan Gager, Arnold Daniel* are two daughters. Mra Eva Sto- rence Wood, mid Donald King. All1 Those from thin room who were, Mr* LcRoy Perkins nnd daugh­ tldthcr absent or tardy this liCst and R. Jay Kussmaul have painted well, with whom he made hi* home. lire doing nicely in geography mid j ter Audrey left Monday for Chur- six weeks were Wayne Dulls. Letha US some very good pictures with ifrs. u's i,ula I Luto Hvnas Hynes. Freenort Freeport and one Rnoltnh English. h-stuii. 8. C, where they will Join O'Connor. William Strlmbuck. Mary nur new Precol paints. son. Guy. Woodland, eleven grand-1 • • • •j ’ Seventh and Eighth Grade* Mr. Perkin* who is employed in the Ackley. Mary Meyers und Duane Seme of our folks attended the children and thirteen great grand- ] children. Funeral service* were ' Dale Kauffman. Margaret Martin, j construction business there. This Myers. Shrine Circus Monday. is a trip of over 1100 miles und Maurice Moore from the Brown Our ntom bought *5.95 Defense held at 2 o'clock Tuesday al lhe j and Murtha Wedel have been ab- ■ Wing funeral home with Rev. Geo.1 senl the past week. 1 they are planning to cover the dis­ school entered our room Monday Stamps last week. tance In emy stages In their car. morning. ■ Wingard officiating. Burial was in i Murtha Wedel and Patty Hoyt are , - ‘ Tln-y slopped enroute al Vicksburg Wotxitond Memorial Park. collecting money for the Infantile­ Sixth Grade to stay over night with relatives ------- •— Paralysis fund. Harold Yerty. teacher I Bride Entertained al Shower our book reports will be given | there. Mildred Nowickc. teacher The sixth grade elected their Mrs. Arthur Altording nnd Mi...' about the middle of March. Mis F E Jordan of Uiuing was Mra. -McL*nilhan and Mra. a Sunday guest ut tIk- home of Mr. kens were recent visitors in our chairmen for tile next six weeks, Edward Reiser entertained with n i rr*«hmln New* on Friday as follows; Program— mid Mr... Reuben Wolcott. room. Nonna McClelland; decoration— miscelluncoils shower at the for- ' Miss Margery Millwood of Eu>t mer's homo Saturday evening. Jan. j The ping-pong tournament has TIiom* who received 100 In salt­ Lansing nnd Arthur Millwood of ing test were Larry Gene Town- Merrill Lee Tyler; health—Robert 17 in honor of Mrs. John Hynes of! started. Most of the Freshmen are Detroit -iM’nl the weekend with -.,-nd. Murein Ann Smith, Huth Ek- Dults; library—Jacqueline Brod- Lansing, a recent bride. About taking part. The games have to lx beck: news—Ralph Lctson. thrir sister nnd husband. Mr. und kens and Gertrude Cole. twenty guests were present. Mra- played before nine A- M . and aftI The sixth grader* did not buy Robert crockford and MLss Gene- ' er four P. M. Mrs.’ Birdsill Holly. I any Dcfenre Stamps during tlw vievc Pennington assisted the host- | The High school to stwinsorlng a Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thompson nnd Third and Fourth Grades first week of the sale, but they esses with tne game*. Bingo was j roller skating party ut Reid's Report children of Vermontville were Sun­ Hilda Baas, teacher day diniwr gucsta at the home ot We have been enjoying tlie story nude up for it during the third ami played with prizes for each game this Thursday evening. , IN 19-11. about S300.000.000 was spent by defense industries in were served served’ hl* parents. Rev. und Mrs. H. V. “The Little I-amc Prince" which fourth week*; the sale for the see- pgjLy rv.i.uv refreshment* were *• *’ *’ . Michigan for new plants, new machinery and equipment, in prep­ ?:: with Sophomore . e » Townsend. Warren DeMond brought to school. with Janice Janice Crockford Crockford and and Marda Marda i! aration for war-materials production. That is ■ big sum of money. third week. $12.10 Total 116.55. Rev. and Mrs. P J Fitch und Several of our room arc going lo Faul assisting. Out of of’ honor town■ “ guest* I about Oh. those worms! Were talking j be.side^lhe ' guftrt were i Biology Class, and not the, children of Pottersville called on j the C—* cf honor were I about Biology Class, and not thek Nearly 10 per cent ns large, the S28.250.000 spent by Michigan • Miss Dorothy Hyr.ra. Mason, and [ teachers! We have studied lhe ex-1 Mr and Mrs. Dorr Slowcll and Mr. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mts. Dorothy hwm- j Bell for new construction was u record figure Itecuuse of the same mid Mra. Milmi Tnunbo Sunday John Hynes of Lansing. Janice Miss Pennington. Grand I terior features of the earth-worm | 1I M, “ Genevieve Pennli urgent defense needs. When industry expands for rearmament, "M™°Si Mr». Lroi> -Bier ..nd '«»»• >te we«enrilu.’Mr a.tcr The Methodist Church Rapids. Many lovely gift* were re-1 this week. Tlw wornw have been. it reaches for the telephone. | eelved for the new bride's home. | preserved In formaldehyde. | Rev. George Wingard, Pastor famib mid Miss Dorothy Tyler of Mr H>'“" We're glad to know that GeneTo meet the greatett demand for terrice in hulory, new tele­ 10.00 A. M.—Morning worship. Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr:.. | Mrs. Joo Sidman ol Grand RapTwo Birthdays Honored l vievc Sladel has not left school. phone buildings, cables, und central office equipment were rushed Tyler's uncle. George Sheldon • of. Ids ha-, been assisting at lhe Foidj 11:15 A. M. Sunday school. I Miss Eva Lois Fry und Miss Ione I The class would surely have missed 8 00 P. M, Epworth League. into operation. Greenville. They found Mr. Slid-i Stowell home for the past two Rairigh were honor guests at a din-1 her, especially Jn^Oeometry. don in vrfry poor health. ■ j weeks. j Telephone people had a big job in 1941, but surmounting that I ner Tuesday evening at tire home' . ■ The Evangelical Church Mrs. Mamie France left Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Grummet. lot ............. Mr. and Mrs Henry ---------------Pry when' J. S. Deabler, Pastor problem only served to condition them Irolter to face the more for Fort Houston. Va.. where she UI|(] children have moved from the1 its' sister. 10:00 A-M-Morning-worship will ‘ Eva Lois' sister. Geneva, Geneva, enterenter-’ ’I’1-'1 Juniors and Seniors are to difficult task in 1942. Increasing shortage of materials is hamper­ will vtoll her daughter mid family former farm west tonr.er Delta Della Kopp Koppliarm w»t oft ot ■ of ‘the tv W.* ,« Lined with with na rUntwr dinner in in honor honor of' of compete In (he essay contest spon.. ... ., —* woodund to the Fred r^d Cobb farm ...... — * “"d" ','“’."ni, d d.> W.« IS' ing their efforts to meet civilian requests as readily as in the past, Lieut, und Mrs. Norman Wire. I woodlund ... .»■ — «.bd.„ which «wr o,. . -bed b>, Mr .nd Mr,. W.M PUOU ■■>« „«,!> ot O»U -wS the same date but they are con fidently determined that every war need will be met. Guests were Mbs j trans of Foreign Wars The subIMwwly *nd Bonn*- of nI1,j Ml, r B-OiJIln »r-r! ’ Through Service " । Dorothy Anderaon. Woodbury. Miss of tire ciway Is to be: Unity lUrUert were Sun<M dinner OBI, gunl, .t .he bond- n< Mr . . Jacqueline Smith and Mbs Mar-J, for lur Victory." vuujij. inc papers will «... be The ..._ hrr nnrentr.rT4r. (uuj Hrs g. w smith of South Sjxcial ottering will to. received. gartl Fry. submitted uto the Hastings ChalrJ I-hml.rad ' man. Mrs Edger, to be Judged in | nnd Mra. Milan Tnunbo. In the Woodland Sunday. I 11:00 A M. Sunday school. Karl . afternoon they showed movies, nt jthe regional contest. The best esstsiki a now Word has been receiwed by Eckardt. Sup.t their recent trip to Yellowstone neighbors that Mrs. Della Kopp ar-I E L. of C- E- 7 45 P M. Topic, The Cfutlewood Fann Bureau >ays receive The Castlewood rann Bureau '“J' in our own school will ---------Park. some local shot* and a new rived safely at the home of her "Fellowship with Christ’s People." h.M their J.nn.ry meeuns «t Ite' br « loci Wjn-r. film on the bombing of Pearl Har­ home or Mr. »na Mr,. Welby! The i.Uy. "Mumbo Jumbo u. daugter in Calgary. Canada and Ix-adcr to be announced. bor. Guest* were Mr. and Mrs. J. - - ­ 1 been tentatively scheduled for FebCrccklord Tuesday evening. Mem | Evening worship 8:30 P. M. L Smith. Mr. aud Mrs John Bull­ that die is in good health. iruary 13th. Rev. J. I. Batdorff of Woodbury i w. M. 6. Devotional and business bers of this Farm Bureau arc from ing. Mr. and Mra. Blnbill Hollyjand Castleton nnd Woodland townships culled at the United Brethren pur- meeting. Wednesday 2:30 P- M. Miss Mania Faul. and have coined lhe word Castle ­ | E L 0( q & business meeting Guests at the home of Mr. nnd aonnge Saturday afternoon. The Seniors were very glad to see wood for their group. Mra Robert Born Sunday were Mr. Little Shirley Anne Townrend. and Bible study Tuesday evening Gwendolyn Mishler back' at school nnd Mrs John BrechrLsen and daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs Charles Evangelical Rally at National HINDS Wednesday afternoon for a visit Gene Reuther ot East Woodland. Townsend of south Woodland, was, chrtsttan Mission. Lansing. TuesWe hope she can join the class Mrs. Miry Payne of Hastings re­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glenn of taken to Butterworth hospital. da>. Fcb 3> ceived word last week from Jack­ again soon. Allegan weir entertained nt the Grand Rapid* lost week for x-ray j rehearsal Wednesday eve- son that Homer Kline had had a Wc had a class meeting 'i'uesday home of Mr. nnd Mrs Ernest Shor- and examination. It was found, . . „ (|t to decide on our colors, motto, nnd stroke and was quite poorly. no tor dinner Sunday. The former, M u» ousic |. went WV..V w -c. flower*. We also ordered our cum­ Miss Susie rnuH Phillips to work are planning to leave soon for in Hastings again last Wednesday, i mencement Invitations, borne of Florida for several months. four weeks. . o-}lr._idpr We are sorrv to Irani of the J the parts for our commencement • Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hynes left death of our dear friend. Martin! exercises have bran spoken for. It Saturday in their house trailer for Chandler who has lived the most remains to be seen whether we get Florida where they expect to stay of his better than ninety years In j the ones wc wish. 8 “ ' “ v until the first of March. Gladys the Doud district and will be great -1 The photographer from the Camp IS. _ did not accompany them this win­ w» walklhf Mo,« lhe .irccl and,"1™" Iv rnLssed bv all those who knew (Studios is,coming lo take the 8enter and will slay with her sister a cur turned unexpectedly. Leon Church of lhe United Brethren in llln) ' | lor picture* on February 4. nnd husband. Mr. and Mr*. Gerald saw the car and Jumped but the, Mr and Mra Boyd Cl*rite enter- ( «’<• enjoying haying Mto Christ door handle caught him In the side talned their daughter from Belle- Brintnall with us. She taiight our Putter . „ E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor Charles Long. w,1° was recently fracturing six ribs. He docs not vuc Sunday. Government Class one day last discharged from tlw army because plan lo return to South Carolina. ■ Woodland Miss Ellen Kline received a card 10:00 A. M. Morning worship, of the changed age limit, was re­ where he went several weeks ago| last week from St. Petersburg. 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. called to service and left las'. Fri­ accompanied by LeRoy Perkins. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Florida, | 7:30 P. M. Clutstlan Endeavor nt written by Mra F.lecta To­ Freeport Melhodbt Church day for Fort Custer. . bias saying she was Just fine and Mrs. Anna Kahler. Dorr Kahler. Insurance Company Elects Officers t)lc Kilpatrick church. having a good time. At a meeting of the board of Kilpatrick Miss Ruth Scudder nnd JoAnne Morning Worship—11:00. Ixma Golden and children spent The Evangelistic services will Greiner spent last Wednesday with directors of the Woodland Mutual Sunday school—12:00. Sunday with John and Millie Gold­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahler of Del- Fire Insurance Company last Sol-1 ccnnnuC each evening at 8:00 P. en of Baltimore. John left for Ann urduy afternoon, officers were elect- M Rcv D H. Carrick will speak Carlton Center Methodist Church *°Mr. and Mrs. Dclmond Culler of cd for the coming year.- Robert (,acb t.vejuilg lldh Wcck including Arbor Monday for treatment Everett M. Love, pastor Fifty head of Registered Hampshire Bred Sows and Gilts John Robinson of Carlton Center Morning Worship—10:00. Castleton were dinner guests at live Ainsworth. Berlin township. Ionia gUd(jgy. Sunday school—lYd»? February 1. Christian spent Sunday at Barrel Philllpw liomc of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronald Lch- county, was elected as treasurer to, will be sold at auction in the Steam Heated County Pavil­ Tom Robtn-'-on and Sally Johnson take the place of George Schncldday. * man Sunday. weye Sunday callers. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Mr Ainsworth ha:. io:3O A. M Sunday school, Mr. and Mrs. C. J- Barnum of er. retired. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konlecrny Miss Helen Thompson spent the ion, Recreation Park, Kalamazoo, Mich.—located 1 ij-jo a m Morning worship. Augusta spent last Sunday aftcr- been a director in the company spent Saturday evening at the weekend with relatives in Freeport. since 1939. He will not take up hto 1 SrTOon by p^Lr. \ nocn with Mr. anBTJrs. Carl Jor­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens and residence in Woodland as he will: 7;30 p M Christian En- home of Mr. and Mra. Burr Deni­ mile east of town on Route 12. It will be comfortable and dan of south Woodland son of Hastings. guest. Mrs. Bertie Ortblng of Grass Mrs Lawrence Hilbert entertain­ tinly be in the office os needed to rtn,Lr Society will observe ChrisLake, and Mrs. Oco Havens were curry on the business of the com|um ^eavor day with a special ed Sunday with a birthday dinner buyers need have no fear of disease, os no other hog sole DVKFEE gueaLs last Thursday of the for ­ In honor of the first birthday of pony. The other officers were re-1. u hour -^5. Rev. Don. Carrick of Sunfield, mer's daughter. Mrs. Howard John­ elected: C. J. Moore. Freeport, pres-; , g oo p M Evangelistic service her only grandchild. Donald Shorour Presiding Elder, held ven' in­ son and husband of Hickory Cor­ has ever been held in this building. kient; Earl V. Colby. Alto, vice | fernnn by Rev. D. H. Carrick, no. Jr., of Coldwater. Guests Were teresting sessions of quarterly ners. Dr. and Mrs D. V. Shorn© of Cold­ president and H. V. Townsend,; Tbe uttcndancc and interest dur­ meetings Sunday and Monday Mrs. Bessie Kuball and children (he pasl wecK ha* been very good water. Misses Lorena and Ellen and Woodland. secretary. night*. moved last week from the Glenn Richard Hilbert. Charles Kinney Twenty-five partook of Com­ • Shepherd house to Hastings. This will be a complete dispersal of bred stock from throe Entertains At "500" ;(The community I* Invited to share and Kenneth Stanley. munion Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager en­ in these service*. I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn were In The Community meeting at the] Hastings last Friday to attend the Mr. and Mra. Harry Hough of tertained with two tables of “500" outstanding Michigan Herds, all bred to outstanding Margene Kussmaul First In Hartford -pent Monday with their at their home tost Friday evening schoolhouse Friday evening . luncnt , Ol funeral of Mrs Wall Brunson. Amateur Contest daughter apd husband. Mr. and after the Red Crass band concert. well attended. Don Reaser and his Frlcnd4 here cxtend sympathy. sons or grandsons of Century Hi Roller, the breed's most A good crowd attended the Mrs. Donald Gager. Mrs. Hough 1 sister made their usual hl: Birthday Club Entertained LuelU Schricr has been engaged remained for a week's visit. Miss Grace Baulch returned home to teach "the McCallum school the Fourteen members of the West amateur contest at the regular P. Mra. LeRov Perkins and Miss Woodland Birthday club were en­ T. A. meeting last Tuesday evening. Saturday and reports Mrs. Harvey balance of the year. The teacher. famous sire. . Audrey Mullendorff were luncheon tertained last Friday al the home President Mra, Harold BtniUi pre­ Chreseman much improved in Mrs. Sewart Brownell, has resigned guest*' at the home of Supt nnd of a former member. Mra, Doris sided at the business meeting. A I tealth. and will teach the balance of the Mrs H. A. Kllson Monday before Wheeler, now of Irving township donation of 150.00 was given to Uro I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rice were year at Orangeville. thrir departure for Charleston. 8. C. near Hasting.'.. A pot luck dinner local -------------------_— I Sunday callers al Mr. and Mra. At the cloze of the sole a few select spring boars will be Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Oco. Havens and Mbs Ruth Scudder spent Sunday was enjoyed mid Mr*. Wheeler was Nineteen entries were on Hui: Fred Bugbcc'ii. kon Dick aiid Mrs. Bertie Ortblng with her mother. Mra. Gertrude presented with a gift from tlw club, i! program. Lawrence Bird announced. Arthur Skidmore and Mrs. Norlne offered for sale. were Sunday dinner gucsta ol Mr. Scudder of West Woodland. Other tlw acta over the village hud combs were married Thunday nve- and Mrs. Herbert Shcllcnbargcr of E*ten*ion Group To Heel guest* were Mr. and Mrs. Scott spealrer system and at the clow nlng at the parsonage by Riv. H. R. L.ikc Odessa. The Woodland Extension Group voles were cast for lhe whiner. I Pfeiffer. C'amnbrU and daughter Ellen ot Funeral services were held at Aik any of the three sale holders for a catalog. Lacey. Mr*. Scudder returned with will hold flwir next meeting at lhe The throe highest wore given prUtes Mr. and Mrs. Hebe: Foster re- Vermontville on Wednesday for the Campbells for a few days' visit. sclioolhoure. Wednesday. Feb. 4. Margcne Kussmaul with a mono-‘eelved lhe glad tiding* of a new Rev. and Mr*. D. H. Carrick and This will be an all day mecUnij loguc winning flrKt. Defense Stamps' aranddaughter. boot to Mr. and Sunday morning near Albion. She Barbara of Sunfield were Monday beginning at 10 00 A. M. promptly amounting to MOO; three baton Mr*. Lloyd Elliston at Pennock ho»nude her home with her daugh­ H, E. Lamb Victor E. fonts evening dinner guest* at thF home with pot luck dinner at noon Lead­ twlriera. Ardatli Blood. Peggy Nlel- j ptuL The Huie inlu weigh* 8 Ita. ter. Mrs. Archie Ttiompson. and er*. Mrs. • Gladys Crockford and hamer and Mary Jo KUsan, win- anu 3 o^,. and is to be called Oloru of Rev. and Mra. E. B- Ortfttn. family and'lived with them here KalaiMKOQ, Delton, Mich. Hillsdale, Mich. Mra Maud Capron of Ionia »i>cnt. Mrs Roaina Scofield, will go to ning second, a prite of.gl.50; aud Elisabeth last year. Friend-, extend sympathy Sunday with Iter t’Mer aud hu baiul Haj.tlug,’. Tliuraday lo receive the tlie third pruse of |100 in Delnuc, Mr and Mra. Walter ttatieriv ol leuon from' the Extension leader Stamps went lo R. Jay Ktusuuiul Vermontville spent Sunday with to lhe bereaved relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Forman. who tap danced and sang. [ Mr. and Mra. Heber Foster. Mr. and Mr*. Welby Crocklord from M. a C. BANNEB WANT AJDV8- PAY Personal Paragraphs "EX Xra X JSr-Wor"^ Woodland Township School News SO WAR NEEDS MAY BE MET Church Announcements < MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY HAMPSHIRE BRED SOW SALE FEBRUARY 5, 1942 At KALAMAZOO, MICH �rnr hasttnos bajwtr. Thursday. jintuiy isu ,, _______________ ____ _______ ________________ _________and _________ __ girts ____ _ _____ _ _____ ____on —GLASS ____ ___CREEK IwOTICK.Or MOBTOAOa =n Florida._ _Saturday, where he expect*'and Mrs. Wm. Thurkettle. their 25 from T.-K._ school left lo spend a few weeks convaleschM grandfather. HenryThurkettle, Sunday afternoon for a two weeks, xrr and Mrs Rav Frwav called r°BSCL0,u** •*LB from injuries received in his recent whore health is not ot the best. | encampment ut W. K Kellogg’s'on yr and xim llenry Shiveb'I is? ,a“fl auto accident._______________________ Mr. and Mra. J. L. Rugg spent Clear lake camp The group Ls from neftr QUn jggj Thursday eve- <*ai~i ih» »i<hi»»nii. da» Mr and Mrs. Earle Kermeen of1 Sunday in Kalamazoo with their ,he 6,h and 7th grades and were.nlng On Saturday evening, they ,kf ... Parmelee ... .............. —...... !I .1... their t^arh/ra . .... —__ . . ... . / M«4ee4 ta««ray_«. i M«; CJJen’l B*?ke w?nt the vicinity spent T.. Tuesday daughter. Jeanette, a student at nrmmnanierl accompanied hv by .'J L Bund“y,. f°,.r B few wim with Life.* their uuuuuLti. daughter. nuji. Mra. .nuui&LC' Maurice, W. M. v. C. fc.E •• Wm. Fcrguaon an I , 'Y. T . 1 .... h aon-hvUwAtare and Hobert • Thc Yield is depend-, jSf We can supply you 1' Shier w‘‘Mr a^ito K0‘X'rt,' and On(1 fMmUy ,,m“y *" A|lrfan »“ called todaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Nyla Kingsley. Retha Savacool. ArMr ', ana MrV , ” * VMU . < ’ Mlw*i Hax*‘l Norma the Marshall Tripp form four miles J with a KX Hybrid &Xr MU. c™«. Don Crur .M CUn/■*» H*~“ I f; ent on matur-.fi , . 'Mae Juppjtroin. Martha Sciiad,, south of town Friday afternoon ton Adams °n Sunday. They also called on|“ fty.AbigyieldZg 'that will mature. i Mr. anu Mrs Harry Bennett who, KMlh|cfn white and Pauline Bena-' where the bum was burning, but The fifty children to enjoy thls ’*n“B ore rojourmng tn Honda, are IcKutwu.. |)| an to leave Fvbnuirv 1 for the word came too lute for them # ---------------• — .... from the lio&uital Saturday und>"< ed m a trailer court in North St. a rhr^ wrHta- tnp ,o M(.x,co /nd. to of any hrlp camp are,as follows glrls-SWrley caught by^^ found her gaining nicely. If you/ve never tried Petersburg • wlfl also coll on some of the Mid- building; however, the live slock „ , ' ^'rbar“ Alberta frost isn't KX, plant at least a 1 This week Wednesday *»l be at dieville boys who are in Camp in | was gotten out Cause of lhe fire “. ,,°^n „>ce. BowT^an- Do™4 Friday on the Wm. Whittemore's . u.. ----------------------------------------' | waa unknown Mr . Tr i pp wl> ln the Mu/ ( Care^Jejm Cox. Jeanette _____________ __ _ _ ____________ _ S' few acres in 1942. You big day In town—annual Creamery 1 lYxax. .... JoAnn Dea: - in, Lottie Doug­ near Delton and on Mrs. Gena wood'* when When he noticed flames com- Crane. I day—with iwogram nt Schoolhouse Mrs. Don Lahman and baby' wood.% SX/IOOtka much. / y will plant more in 1943. following*, morning session. The daughtcr. Susan Kay of Whitehall ing from the top of the bam The las. Thelma FlUingham. Clara Brown ut Hickory Corners. Lowell Whittemore ot Delton < Kmipp family of Ionia will be the and Mra. Kathryn King of North j loss U estimated over 12000 with ln- Harrison. Leila Jackson, ' Mary I spent Saturday night and Sunday NORTHRUP KING t CO.'S | entertainers Tlie Py thian Slaters Muskegon were callers at tin- Fred surr.nce for tlOOO. Jenkins. Donna B. Johnson. Char­ at Chas. Whittemore's. Mr. and lotte Kenyon. Vera Kidder. Yvonne linm* Frlrliv . •° “e iscnyon. veru Aioacr. it unite j are busy getting ready to serve the M-okru. MrT Sn waa rnn T * U<“T °" Kltutow. Lois Ann Nagel Mary Mra. Fred Bechtel and Billie of ; noon lunch which generally Is rnMrs. Milton Kirmeen was con- recent comfortable project enjoyed rrances Noah Lavnnna Purchare Hastings were also Sunday visitors . joyed by several hundred persons flued to her home the latter purl' a jjoi tuck dinner and party ThuraRock Wilma Bavucool.’ there. < Ward Freeman ot Parmelee, who jl III. ..<k •HI. un «lurk ol '.h.. u„ o, M„ s>r« c,sehon*.ln..Srr. Loan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred OtU. Mrs Ray' 1 expects to leave soon laf army flu. ' Pierce in northwest Thornapple to Thede and Ariou Wilcox Dr. nnd Mra. R, M. flcrljnn at- | honor Mn. Myrtle Jinksun who Boy.s-Richard Arentz. Richard Cotunts at Goodwill Friday. ’••• j tlie Joe Schnurr home. Mra. Sara Erway relumed home Anneuncement was Sunday from a three weeks' visit' nerid 1 week of the recent marriage of ------------------- ------------- --------------------with friends and relatives In Has-;' DoUIrdale Beu. daughter of Mr. father. L. A. Squier. all of Wil-' lrv,.,lu, imHlura «L ™,“‘l»nwnt to "• Sidney Flfleld. Lynn Foster. Carl- tillg^ I nk/lvO<L> I and Mrs. Dale Betz, to Charles mettc. III. visited her parents. Mr. «.cclve milk as well as cream ton QaUter. Jack janore. Bobble! Mr. Mra. Clyde Warren call-it... v;.v whole ...;U ——und -----------’ Rohrbacher of Freeport. The bride and Blake, last weekend. - i<i 7 Mrs. O. E — . . . “**u. iu Kenvon John ™ omihmbi father. • in auuiwu addition to me the inanuiaciurc manufacture Kenyon. I.vman Lyman Klmmrv Klmmey.' Noffke 'd D®unOatea. ^L.v onAwho _ the islatter* Curtu Solomon ha* completed hl* and. af butler and powdered buttermilk. EH^And! Rill at Eaton, l lias many friends here who extend c best wishes- for ------------future happiness, .Jjurse course in in auctioneering auctioneering at at the the ReRe- b<«an the making of cottage cheese Bob Parks John Richardson Dale R»P*d* and on Mr. and Mra. Rusr.lsiit Thornton of Charlotte. Thef' Place Your Order For Seed NOW Charles is- amachinist-at the BlL-s pert school and Is now ready for tost Wftk p^,.,. peteraon of Detroit y£“ n»ugta* ItaruMurWard • fnrtorv factory In Hastings.Thev They will will resales of of all nil kinds kinds. The Tlie school school from from lh ln C|iarge of tilc nru- ]lne inHaslinsx. re- oair.-. Seen’ Foster Waddell andJack । found little Russel Allen recovering which he ’ graduated is one of the j Charles Chamberlain of Chicago Wilkin nlcMy from an operation on his ......rrj i.r j side in Freeport. I Mrs. Clifford Gardner spent last best of its kind nnd the only school sp<.nl lhc WMjccnd ln Leighton with: «r and Mrs Vur Adamsof Die hand which he hud the misfortune ;*'''-'' *'" where studenu ore g ven artua ex-j hL , parcp „ Rpv and Mn Uw ' week with relatives in Royal Oak awresuuraua.rMKi.aoaa iy)hls parents. Rev. and Mrs. Leroy1 Prairieville Mr. Mr and nnd Ito WMI to injure In a mangel. and Detroit- Cliff went after her ^rience nerlence In selling seiUng sales. Good luck. luck clmIIlbetlaln charIes. «.*.« wl)0 __u srad., Schroder . of_... Caledonia. Mr. and . i I Mrs Homer Buuchman of Good-. <•: ■•■4 m«i । Sunday evening. HASTINGS, MICH. Mr and Mra Mark Ritchie enter uated »«>“ T'K >«7-is a travel-. Mnt Qeorgl, Adam» and Mr and i will called on Mrs. Russel Whltte-; | Mrs. Clark Bliss returned home timed I’ a’dlmlr^ salesman for the Commercial Mrv AngJt Ftnkbelner were Sun- I more one day last week. Knw. ti.' TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. I Friday night from an eight days' A ' nonslip" floorwax now being | mniain-u i» .ai i stay In Pennock hospital. Her niece. w v t trhier Cnvera were |u<ri - *,n“y c">• I Earl Kcrmeeii of Parmelee and produced contains synthetic rub'jL.lur I Laurel Macfver. has been assisting nn.™ nrd rnlorabi m I. Tw'l“v "'™Wr‘ "" Wood-1 hrtpri crirtrnr. their wrdber. I **!>** rar**k>Md' ' ut the home out-of-school hours for fifteen nr.a an enjoyauie ereicr.rn trwtirn mini. .. ’ . ...______ .iwnl by inxip or lCre«eW lod,o. No. » Moob.y1 8 ■ Mrs. Allen Matthews left on Wed­ i»r.« ' nesduy of last week for Los An-: fr,.‘,.n<t'‘ra .. ra « , . r. night of last week and their veter-1 SOUTH SHULTZ Mrs Eva McDuffy of Grand Rap- an ln€mbcr. j, 1. Smith, who had i The n^ws 1 I geles, Calif. to join her husbandI come to us of the death LEGAL NOTICES , Ids was in town this Monday on ln acUve Mrvlce for nhy I who went west a few weeks ago. al Martin Ciiandler lost week. His । Mrs. Harry Baisch expected to go । business. .... years, was presented with a beautifriend* arc numbered by the score ----------------------------------------Book day will be obsened by the f01 (I(.sk sel b Crewent lodge Third and he was greatly missed when noticb or roBECLOSUBB : to Cedar Springs Wednesday with। other members of the G. G club■ Womans Reading club at its next.^ worfc was |hp ordpr of ,he he was taken Irom his home near *»•» F‘*.u of Grand Rapids for their dinner meeting Tuesday. Feb. 3. with evening and thia Monday night Edna Lee as A new book ,|lc Iocal Hnlghu will confer the meeting. Mnk on , c|a„ of of. j Mra, Nora Whitmore spent some will ire the roll call reponre. Mra ; Marshall called on relatives and i _*“,fe’.ri* mr.fri^Mra’ nccrs "c,'n‘,y Installed are C. C. fneuds here Wednesday, I time last week with home town I’lew nn<i kthCr friends here Wednesday. Their son j niUri(><or< i« 1 I friends. Her son. Burr Whitmore view nnd lhe local librarian. Mrs. | R E Fenton; v, c„ c. A. Wiliams; Loh: man. n Sergeant - al Selfridge h'>»ip. U|<. A w Oe||y; M of w of Hastings, moved to Grand Rap- Dora White, will teU of new books I Ids last week where he is employed in the library. , u 11 Ed. Lewis: M. of of A A.. Clare:.Clarence * Lour ----- 1-I MLss Fairy Marguerite Gause. Sat-I The Thomapple Extension club street; K. of R. S.. Harold Noah: M.urday. jrtn_ p, |n 1 and where the son. Bernard, is at­ IK' lending .K..N...H. Grand _______________________ Rapids University. will meet with Mrs. Clarence Long- of F.. S. F. Myers: M. of E. E. J.I Presbyterian church. The A 2 ROOM APARTMENT, .... --Zerbcla'iu -------- ri ... I W. W O. n Moon returned to MiddleMiddle ; street this week Friday for an all । Lee: guards. Arthur Valentine and u,.r(. former residents here I *>»«•*»» ' ville last week from a visit with rel- dnv meeting. \</nnd Mra Will lAhnum xnent Ho",cr DeWerr<1; « c Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson and I ' ntlvves in Wisconsin and Saturday -’Hrfav >•**•----------------at”KaItaLJ ’with Srtf Poulson: Installing officer. J cJ Ruth Hom. Mr. and Mrs. Lester ----------Friday B atm» Hastings ' went to Traverse City to spend ' ~ ? ltmar.1with P»k their and Schad: flCtlnB *,n‘nrt M Sonnevllle and Mina Kenyon at­ few days with friends. ----------' Mra Benuxd Pt k “nd car Sherk: ritualistic directoi. L. R tended the shower at Mr. and Mra. { Rev. I. E Carley was In Grand family. prlnrlu*!, January 22. 1!H2. Beeler ' Jesse Larabee's of Doud comers i Rapids Saturday afternoon to conMr. and Mrs. Wm. Cridler nnd ■' “purTuani i ANf'HFW W. LOCKTON Tlie Woman's Society of Christian Friday evening, honoring Mr and duct funeral services for Mrs. Anna children and Davis Chase visited Service will hold Ils quarterly gnth- Mrs Da|e barabee. ' I Lampson of Irving who was fatally Mrs. C's brother. Kenneth Smith rrlng tills week Friday in thc Robert Benny ----------Kenyon •heard **».• " - - and• -------•1 I burned Wednesday of last week nnd family at Mulliken. Sunday. Methodist church, nnd it ts hoped their dog barking Saturday and <i»iura isnooi Mr. and Mrs Carl Hlnr nnd lit­ all thc ladies will attend. Pot luck went to see where he was. They ‘"’*."2iJii» ham The Lampson family nt one time FOR SALE — tle daughter. Rachel of Wayland, dinner til 1 o'clock and ladles arc resided In our town. found him with a large blue racer iro,„n». oi Harry Morgan of Ypsilanti was were Sunday evening callers of their to bring own table service as well and helped him kill it. Who can’}* • **M In town Friday making arangements ---------parents. --------Mr. -------------and Mrs. C. L. Hiar as food. A business nnd devotional beat this for a snake story, the 24th .p.mire'* for thc funeral of his mother. Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred GufTIn. service follows nnd a program in of January? Metta Morgan. Messrs. Harold and Glenn Grlf- charge of the Young Woman's Mr. B1M1 and Mrs. Albert Warner of A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and feth and wives attended tlie meet-‘ Guild .If you aren't a member of Knlamazoo called on their aunt, three «ms of Hastings were Sunday jng of the Barry County Rural Ix-t- this society, don't stay at home but: Mlna Kenyon Saturday evening, nfternoon visitors of his mother, ter Carriers association at Nashville come und ewjoy the afternoon with Mr nnd Mrs Lynn Bishop of BalMrs Hattie Smith, and all spent Saturday evening us. I tie creek called on her Sunday some time at the A. Jay Smith home Mr nnd Mrs T. J Bony attend••id nranlf, •■Id mortcafr will b. In A dozen ot the old-time friends; Mr and Mra. A. Kenyon spent rlni»S br ■ ■■!• at rohllc anrtin- M ' near Ada. ’ ed u parly In Grand Rapids Satur- of Floyd Helrlgel. together with Thursday afternoon with Mrs. l<i*hr«t bld.l.r of Ihr prrml«*< drwrll Wrn. McConnell, fir., and son, flay evening and remained until Rev. und Mrs. I E. Curley, were Inrz Hamilton and family of Bclle- in >alit or an murh Ihorrot William, have finished their work in Sunday night visiting their soil guists at tlie Helrlgel home, one, the defense project at Michigan James and ------family. ------- ------am| one-half miles west and north; Bert Cook of Hastings sjx-nl Sun­ City, and accompanied by Mrs. Me-Mr. and• Mrs. Clvdc ««-* Skinner, »••Mis of town Wednesday evening A fine] day with hts ... daughter and son-in- . ral> » Don Lydreker «. n, nnd supper WM fol|()wi.d by an ( lai> Mr and Mrs Horn j Connell. Sr have gone to Vnldosti. Norma Gibson, । Ga.. where they have severe.. Maurice ----------- carter nnd father, Bert impressive .service of Christian i and Mld cordon Kenyon REAL ESTATE BROKER I months' work in a large new plant. Carter, were Sul?d“y dl’.‘''"dedication of tlie recently rcmod-;iind AIr H|ld Mrs. Aiva Kenyon alMrs. Mattie Benawny nnd son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul eJed home< and .the balance of the ,......rd thr funeral'of WHltam STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 I Burdette, visited Rev. nnd Mrs. W. ( Gibsom The gathering was in hon- evc!llng w.is spent visiting, with j Hlimlltou ut Bellevue Saturday afD. Robinson at Hubbardston Sun­ Or tihirli made mnrle up Un 1 . or Of of NormU.S Norma's blrthdav. birthday. I contc«,ts and games which day afternoon They abo called al The White Products Corporation. u Bood Ume f1oyd who ha2> hved . We believe that— Ada Aihb y visited her brother, ..... has K-. been -changing ------- fQr m£>re no t. ha* .lived .J the home of John TcnHarkcl in; — which from than thirty | claud Mosher last week and found Grand Rapid* and were able to manufacture of electric waler heat­ years, has come back to hLs old, him much worse. His many friends sec Mrs. TenHarkel for a few mln- ers to a government project tor car­ home neighborhood to regain the are sorry to hear this and hope he utes. Tiie latter, who suffered a tridge links, expects to hpve lhe health that tlie city took from him. severe stroke six weeks ago, ta still equipment Installed by the. middle nnd has many friends wish lie nnd may recover his health. Visitors al Alva Kenyon's Sunday of, February and ------hopes .to be .opcr- Ills much happiness and jieace in were Ronald Kenyon and family in a critical condition. — -------------------Cashier Earl Lee has been con- at|ng by March 1. Under full pro- the country home. and Nellie Klnne of Nashville. flned to his bed by sickness for aev- duction, the company cxpecu to . Wendell and Donald Kenyon of Mra. uau Dan vmcr Clsler received a a IC1C lelen*oic« c ha.n eral days. Mrs. Harry FLsh Is as- operate twenty-four hours per day. gram Thursday telling of the death Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra. AUortar 1 or H*rt<a(«a slating at the bank part time. | seven days n week and fifteen to of hcr uncjc Arthur Shlveley of John Mason and son Benny of iiuii ... , .<1 <lr.<l WHltam Kronewltter suffered twenty persons will be required for F^mo,^ Ohlo. after a short 111liaiilngi. Nlcblsan. Nashville. qultc a severe heart attack Satur- each shift. Work will consist of op- uess. at the age of more titan elghMr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Kenyon of day and as a consequence is taking | ernting automatic machines, clean- ty e had with tils ty years years. H He had been been with tils Hastings have purchased the Al­ u few days' rest in bed.We hope, lnK atld tumbling, enameling, bak-1 daughtcr, Mrs. Irene Voss at Cobert Warner cottage here at the to see him again soon on our lng ovens, packing, shipping nnd' )umbiw. Ohio, for five weeks nnd lake and will probably make It their streets. . . I height handling. Applications for | pllsScd nwuv in the hospital there. Mrs. Leon nrew Drew of Urbandale Urbandale1 wnrir worg ana and intorviewK interviews twmn began thta|j^ra. ctslcr had visited her uncle summer home. v» — i,nn spent the weekend with her mother. Monday. uul months prior to his death. DUNHAM DISTRICT ] just ,four Mrs. Hattie Smith. Her husband cards received from Mrs. Blanch । He lie was w«» a .. rc5|dfnt of of this comWednesday. Jan. 14. on her seven­ and son. Norman, joined her Sun-, segeralrom. who is taking a trip11 munity al one time and helped re­ tieth birthday. Mrs Jennie Hill was day. / : to Florida with a cousin, reports a build the French's mill more than happily surprised by the following Mrs. Wayne Fleenor and daugh- 1 lnost enjoyable time. fifty years ago. guests, who brought well filled din­ ter. Nancy, of Albion were visitors Mr and Mrs Delbert Buxton and Tlie Stuart Rigler family has ner baskets und gifts. Mr. and Mrs. at the home of her brother. Floyd : daughter. Phyllis, of Grand Rapids. been slaying in the Claude Ker- Glen Rowden of Charlotte, Mra. Helrlgel. from Friday until Sunday i spent Sunday with her patents, meen home since Mrs. Kcnncen Mnrceil Reese nnd sons of Billevue. night, as Rev. Fleenor was in Mr and Mrs. Mark Ritchie. broke lier wrist, and her daughter, Wm. Garrett and daughter. Mil­ Grand Rapids conducting an in• • was closed -------- to­ Mrs. Rigler. has looked after the dred. Mrs. Harry Cheeseman and A real• eyate deal stltute on religious education day when William Ueblcr, Sr., pur­ house duties. mother. Mra. Alta Bristol. Mrs. Miss Maxine Finkbclner returned chased the Eva McDuffey house on Grand Rapids |M>per* last week Margaret Bel son and daughter and home Sunday night from a weekend west Main St now occupied by the recorded the death of Flank A Mrs Frieda Woodmansee and sons. visit with her friend. Patricia Mc­ Visteck family. Bacon of that ciijvJtan. 17. at the Mrs Ed Snuggs of Kalamazoo Kean at Muskegon Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson was lhe guest of Mrs. Jack Spray Mrs. Allie Grootmat of Grand and children of Grand Rapids vis­ perlntendent of the Middleville from Saturday until Wednesday of IS OUR MOTTO .. Rapids spent Friday with her aunt. ited his parents. Mr. and Mrs Will sc 1tools in the early N*s and had Mrs. Anna Baird. • Johnson, S'inday. Mrs. Cora Asplnall and daughter. been n teacher In the high schools Tire T.-K. students enjoyed a va-11 Contracts for the cleaning, re­ of Grand Rapids for years, retlr- | Donna Jean, are moving lo Has­ Your driving is our business. We're here to give cation Friday while lhe teachers pairing and additional new work on tings. Mrs. Asplnall has sold her you friendly, thorough service at any hour of the were looking over their test papers the Kaechele drain west of town Americanization instructor for thir­ farm to Ross Fruln.. —and now begins another semester. have recently been let to the low­ ty years and due to ids efforts is Tuesday the Maple Grove Service night or day. If your windshield wiper lies down Mrs. Harry Baisch and Mrs. est bidders and work will begin as attributed thc naturalization of Committee met for pot luck dinner on the job . . . if your starter takes too much Fred Stokoe were in Grand Rap­ soon mt weather permits. County many immigrants. He was affec- with Mra. Marie Spray. There were ids Sunday afternoon attending the drain commissioner Mark Ritchie coaxing don't just grin and bear it. It's wiser — I tionateiy called Pa" Bacon by his seventeen present. The business session for children workers at the'states the drain is about two miles pupils of many years Surviving be- meeting was followed by a'report and thriftier to call Andrus Service. LcbXis check institute for religious education |ong i—and affects about 960 acres, - ------ sides hh widow are three sons. Wen­ on rtrep infection .by Mrs. Mary your cor today! held at Trinity Methodist church. , much of which is swamp land and dell of Detroit and Joyce and Hawthorne. The next meeting will nil Mr. and Mrs Ralph Flnkbelncr which has been converted- to grow­ Frank of Grand Rapids. and children and her parents. Mr. ing of celery, onions, etc. Bids were News was received here Friday of ruary. and Mrs. Julian Potts, visited Mr. accepted as follows: repairing and the death of Mra. Metta Morgan, TJne Banfleld And Maple Grove anil Mrs James Robertson in cleaning out, part to W s. Latham widow or of exiwara Edward Morgan, at tne the Farm Bureau / Community groups Grand Rapids Sunday., -. Mrs. Potts; of near Shelbyville and part lo1 home of her son. Llewellyn, in Pon- met In Joint session at the home of -------------------------------SS H W. Capital'Aar.. Batlla abo called at the convalescent home Peter Tllkcns of Alto: construction I ca city Okla where she had lived Mr and Mrs. Claud Hoffman Wed­ to see I..r her ra.h.r fattier. Sam 7>rhe Zerbe. whom | of new cu|verta to Beech Mfg. Co. ‘ for fourteen years. She was M nesday. Jan. 21. with over forty --------site found In failing health and ■ Charlotte. I years old. She resided in Parmelee present. A pot luck supper preceded obliged to lie down most of the Tlie family of Deputy sheriff Jer- many years and taler in Middleville the bOsineu session conducted by time. • laid Bedford, who have had several |n the home on the west aide now Chas. Hammond ot the Banfleld General Tire and Tube Repairing Mrs. Lydia Luton has been visit­ adversities the past few months, are j owned by Mra. Grace Tolhurat. She group Stanley Powell of Ionia was MOTICE TO OBBDJTOIB TO 0UDITOB8 ing relatives in Grand Rapids the now in quarantine with scarlet 1 ls survived by two sons. Llewellya present and gave an instructive HOTICB BUt» of MlrGls.n, th. Probst* Court fever. Douglas the six-year-old son and Harry of YpsitantL five grand­ talk on legislative doings. A card from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. having it in a light form. Jerry, children and three great-grandchilMcKevitt state they are enjoying whose BW good. right ..... ..... arm~is.... still quite dren. ------ -------— A •daughter Barah died • in Nashville Friday evening to hear their winter in Florida. Their ad-1 disabled from his hunting accident, young wtenanhood. Tlie body was ' _____________ Mr. Kauffman Of Coldwater who dress is 2216 Lacerue Terrace. Or- and Oretta McNutt, the high school brought to Grand Rapids Saturday spoke at the school auditorium Undo, Fla. w ; girl who had been living In lh» night and Undertaker Beeler waa in about the creamery situation at Phono 2240 daytime. For night sorvMrs. Ben Kaegle of the Parmelee home, now slay next door at Mrs. charge of funeral services held at coldwater. vicinity is tn Bl. Mary's hospital in B's mother. Mra. DollU Johnson. 2 P. M. Sunday at the Parmelee Bunday gueata of Mr. and Mra. Grand Rapids where she under- and Mra. Bedford and lhe two chll- Methodist church, with burial In clem Kidder were Mra. Mary Kidand Coart iialairat/11 wet.t a major operation last week, dren are “in" for twenty-one days. the Parmelee cemetery. The aerv- der and Mr. and Mra. Fred Marshall Michigan She is convalesccing James and Melvin Hammond—of|CM . - as well as can i------------------------------------------------Conducted by Rev. I. E. of Vermontville and Mr. and Mrs. Gruilag be- expected. Grand Rapids spent Friday after- . Carley of lhe local church. I Harold Kidder and family of Battle Wukiag Robert oiner left by bus for j noon with their uncle and aunt, Mr. The second group of 25 boya and creek. YBRIDS gturity middi.evilij: | ' ii FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. ^3409641683613974645391291^052 Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column ' FOR RENT fur­ nished and heated, on the first floor, on E. Bond Street. Newly papered and a very pleasant place. A little house on New­ ton Court for $650.00. on E. Clin­ ton street to close up an estate, we will sell for $3200.00. EARL R. BOYES "The Bent Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself" COMPLETE SERVICE VULCANIZING... ALL KINDS ANDRUS SERVICE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-02-05.pdf 6138a9edbb45eb64be12654f59949132 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY TERM HASTINGS, MliH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1942 14 PAGES A LETTER TO MARTIN V. RORK'S NOTABLE CAREER AS TEACHER, PREACHER, LECTURER I.O.O.F. AND I PURCHASE LOAN .rN,e,^s SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 to 8 ANNIVERSARY WEEK NUMBER 40 MAYOR SCHADER WILL NOT RUN AGAIN Hastings Odd Fellow* and Re-| FAR DftV CfAIITC Night Policeman Wm. Parker ' bekahs have united in a project that j | UK DU I rfLUUIa| discovered the door at the Hastings will bring aid and comfort to many. Grain At Bean Co. broken in when Borry county citizen*, an enterprise! , Three Criminal Cases Listed Nominating Petitions Far Barry County Troop* Plan n<- made his rounds at 2 o'clock Wo* Born in Rutland Township. Buried in Rutland Cemetery that is worthy nnd commendable. I Indi.iduol Obunanu, SuruU, mornUw Th. thhl o, And Thirty-Two Divorce* Various City Officers Filed Al their meeting last week Tues-I Convicted of "Heresy” Would Not Be Objectionable Now day | thieves had gained entrance someevening, the Odd Fellows de-1 T^ie February term of circuit City Clerk Sterling C. Rogers The period of Friday. Feb 6. to; t!lne after 9 o'clock the rflght be­ elded to purchase two hospital I By M. L. COOK cour\open* on Monday. Feb. 9, with slates that the revealed time limitthat for filing 'beds nnd a collection was taken „ to'Thursday. Fib —.... — 12. ha* been de-: foie. Investigation JndgCsArchte D. McDonald presid­ Viry few people now. living in of the district school. The village help defray the expense of the algnated as Boy Scout Week in the! nothing hud been taken and the nominating petitions for nun-paring for bls first regular term in this Barry county ever knew or heard of school in Hastings WAS then UtUeJrame. The order was placed Wed-1 UnltP() Slal)... nnd Hastings ar.d ‘lu,’»'lrirr h#d elevrriy covered hia titan city election is Saturday noon. Feb) 7. county. Following I* the caleiidar>< Thursday nt.nninu lmlu 50 ,hat Uwre wsu 00 cluc 1 Martin V. Rork. a brilliant miin if tiny, better than the rural schools.! nradny morning and i By Mr. and Mrs. Glendon F. But our subject had no idea of [morning the beds arrived from "durimt "ffl' lr,‘ H0W'W h*V*‘ i who was bom and grew to young But our subject had no idea of '“""“"a Ulc Criminal Cause*— .. | Swarthouti. ......... ............. I ei-.-x itapias. The Rebekah* — arc lor II . p.-ctai oi>M.rvniic<• ouringinat, quP,ltoned regarding the breaking nounced that he will not ba a can­ Grm’d r>Th. Rapids, •n.r r.opl. ,, aravzr K.liy .p,Wlllte,, Aairunnii 1. SI', manhood in this vicinity. He was limiting his education to what thUjumna ,' week, according to Richard A. Groo-. ' „tounn *t didate for re-election, petitions I I sharing in '' 1the " expense ulw. a successful teacher, preacher and cqunty could offer. He craved j*,ar dhtnu .lulnh.n, .nd Srau! Ex-1 “• peal from justice court. | ^nns Hotel, Garrison. Bridgetown.) have been filed for Chartea H. I1 These beds were purchased to loan lecturer. Hls parents were Mr. and knowledge. There were then' ,I out in Barry county to anyone who Ixonard. who wax formerly mayor Exrh Tn»[> in inrnimiy b'' unl "2 *7... ; Mrs. David Rork of Rutland town­ "select schools" which taught sub­ (needs one and n joint committee ..«>« xewr.1,1, and ««h «n>W' u“' «» ship. He grew up in the days when jects that would be helpful to Th, Fropl, V. Lenard Peip,.. «««»• »< 1 >■»«“ ; from the Odd Fellows and Rebekniv lx plnnnin,; .din, n»,Ul or Schader has served th* city a* mine person may have . perpetrated -■ “ izlclrxW teacher, and Martin Rork was am-' will I aiderman. presideol of the city ■" ‘ appointed ■ _.i to have charge of breaking and entering In the night, avail myself to the extent of an। the slavery question Was being agi­ both crimes. of the th beds. Both beds, anre. All Seoul* will wear their Unw article. Il would likely not have oc- tated In this country—a moral is­ bilious to teach. No one Is living. 1• the loaning — council and later mayor during tha curved elsewhere during the trip, j sue that win stimulating to the now who can say positively that he1 ; are equipped with adjustable back f'and and .... are ----equipped — knee .... .rests — .. Jury llvji cause*— | Perhaps it Is Just as well we have■ young people of that'period. He had attended Albion college. But the' Scouts at the chUTCty services <n j three brothers and * sister — Asa D. probabilities that he did are shown with box spring.* and comfortable Harry Stehr v«. Corl Miller and been delayed in Barbados Attractive window disFrank Hula, trespass. I Kate and 1 have met our first |' Rork. at one time our county bv the fact that many of hls pupils matlrc.s*e.s. The lodge- hope to add ”u" "* „ “W' 1“n “’>“'»■ • ’ feature, j treasurer and for many years a and IvUo*,r> «,re .tucknu otrhu n|rn, b“u Nominating petitions have also Grace Uhl-vs. Harry Shute, trea- real live Enghsbwoman ' , other and the Troops and | She U not yet thirty, attractive,. 1 prominent . citizen of Rutland and ImlltuUon. nnd Ui, talMr I.« o, ; ........ ............. been filed by Municipal Judge N.zr-nh, H.'mmK-wll <« uMzrU.c) r . rv J • O J T j 1 Adelbert Cortnght. Harry Rltehie ' Hastings: William, u (h.t U wu nxnwirrt to th, „ubltJu.d Ida M. Cook vs. Edwin Brass, and the mother of two hnnd.*ome latei Found Dead in Bed Tuesday < for iupervLsor of the first and ’ member of the Methodist church, of which he was Thb b n IXirl or a >lalrwl d e pro-1 children. The wife of a British preacher and n Conference of the then a loyal member. Whatever gram of community service xpon-■ Morning of Heart Attack Marvin P. Cooley vs. Pet Milk Co. naval airman, she has spent the last Michigan " supervisor of the second and third year shunting herself and kiddles Methodist church: Estes, for many higher education he secured he had [sored by the Mulligan 1. o O. F and Hazen Gray, trespass. Tire whole community was deep­ Vielta Cathey vs. Rlcliard Bess- between Montreal. New York, B<-r-; yearn a resident here, later moving to pay hls own way to obtain. Hls and Rebekah lodges, ly shocked and saddened when the Aidermen who have their peti­ His sister wide knowledge, splendid diction ' muda, Trinidad, and has now s«t- to Thornapple . . township .... news of the sudden passing of Milo tion-. in are Roy Thomas, first Alberta Cote vs. Rlcliard. Bessmer, tied In Barbados for the duration. will be remembered as Mrs Charles nnd culture, indicate that he must O. DeVries was announced on ward. John Hewitt, second ward, . Our country needs your help: They left Englund a year ago. feel­ H. Bauer., of Hastings. She. too. jiuve had scholastic training far trespass. Tuesday morning. and Harry Miller, third ward. Karl Your service, given willingly, Russell Brinkley vs. Richard Bess­ Ing it their duty th do so. feeling was a successful teacher before her above whut a district school could Last week Thursday and Friday Coteman. alderman from Um fourth promptly and generously will afford. He’ supplemented that train­ tlu- riddance of three non-essential marriage. mer. trespass. he had the flu but was better Sat­ contribute greatly to the victory Marlin's parents were able to give ing with wide rending. He had nn people might be of some advantage urday and on Monday did his regu­ and petitions are being signed tor (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2» > 'heir children only the advantages to the war effort. lar work at the Grand Rapids Edward Goodyear to succeed Cole­ liberty. S. C. Jacobs vs. Raymond and• Wc have spent many hours in her Bookcase and Chair Co Report Shows Growth; All God bless you! man. Madge Roblcskl. assumpsit. company. In her descriptions of When he did not respond to the Janies F Directors Were Reelected R T. Fuller vs. James V. Roberts, conditions In England she has been breakfu.-t call on Tuesday morning. as city treasurer. Harley Fox can­ NOTICE TO INCOME assumpsit. frank and un-dramatic. We have TAXPAYERS not again be a candidate for that wrong and found he had passed Eliza J Foster vs. Howard Price discussed every phase of the vital For the convenience of those era Cooperative Creamery A**n.. of, and wife, ejectment. I .. ---------relationship ------------------between the British At the present time there are ten who are required by law to file Freeport was held on Wednesday.1 Buy Scout units in the ThornnppW Myrtle Gould Przybysz vs. Archie Empire and the United States. She Federal Income Tux returns, a Jan. 21. with a large attendance of, district, with >78 boys registered attributed his death to a heart at- i 1“ antl Mr’- Mabel Field for city and Mary Carrigan, no action stat-. hn* been candid and so have we. 1 | treasurer. Deputy Collector of Internal those interested in the institution. During the year it lx expected that tack cd. I For the first Ume we have known, On June 4. 1895. Mr DeVries was' The present Incumbent. Henry Revenue will be at the Post Mor- than 250 partook of the p^m*" Omor Barnum, vs. Consumers actually what the British have) born in Grand Rapids and came Wellman, has filed petitions tor Office in Hastings, on February thought and felt since the war be- j Power Co., trespass. to about thirty years ago. I nomination r.ir b) the tadiei uf the president Franklin D. Roosevelt to Hastings a coin inirty >Tau hu . uivuiui .uu, gs member of the board 5. 6 and 7 to assist taxpayers In , More Volunteer Men And Ij Erw.-t Pl- iri- v . Doti.ii: D. S.m- gan. nil propaganda aside. Miithodlst church nt noon. , jn ))L. message proclaiming Scout Hr graduated from the Hastings!of review. preparing _their returns. No WKcn lasrin Hasilngs ’ Lte. NoF-[‘ Extra Trucks Are Needed charge will be made for this | A- fine ’prorraln. ‘ featuring- lhe 1 —— ._™.. . o — ...gh school and later began work t - No city primary— to *. necemry this bert Schowalter askedus to find 1 i Tuesday noon a meeting of the Parchment Singers.' Parchment. | mn( |r. and will continue to make [tn the office of the Bookcase Co., [spring as there are no more than H. Lynn Newton and Floyd Craig, co-partners, vs. Elilte R. and Arloa out whnt "they" thought of us,!1] "Salvage for Victory" committee wassi Mich., and a musical group from an important contribution to the nnd at the time of his death was j two candidates for any office, the meaning the people of the Cnrib. Charlotte under the direction of'welfare of Americas young man- comptroller and assistant areas- date for the spring election being Daniels, assumpsit. bean and South America. 1 shall) held to consider plans for the next SPOTLIGHT NEXT Ward1 Hynes, ”------ was greatly enjoyed, jj hood hood. ' ' The The Nation Nation iste confident confident urer urer of of the the company. company. I Monday. April 66. now include the English In that) drive for waste items and to rectify [ The drum major of the CharlottA [ that the Boy Scout* stand ready to For the post five years he had | On Monday. Peb. 16. the city Stanley Glass. Admr. vs. Nettle • they ' And f trust many of you will mistakes made in the first collec FR| DAY EVEN I NG group also staged un exhibition of contribute to the national welfare competently served a* city auditor , clerk.a ontce will be open all day. Corson, el- al. bill to set aside deed. be a* genuinely interested as we. • Don. Present ut tills meeting were | baton twirling 'in these critical hours' ' and also done auditing work for‘ftotn 8.M a M to BOO P M.. for • Continued on page 3. Sec. 2» Her experiences have been. I sup-; Ciurlra Annnble. Dr Norbert SchoThe highlight of the program Thus year the Boy Scouts of icvera! business firms in lhe city lh(? urp(Ke of jegutering qualified "School Daxc" Title of the was perhips the address by Stan-1 America have adopted as the keyAmong the many honors that, votfn! They te|llt(r past-, typical She lias seen heroism i waiter. Kenneth Saniteraou. Annual Presentation and doggedneM. limbs on the. Casradny. Winston Merrick. Dr. D | Kme?and a tonSr“l%l.tato?X An^ ’'^nd^hV^rti/. 'practlce waZthSXirm’.nihlp M th* B^tor ’aS’lSi Students and teachers from near­ ly every department of Hastings! high school are whipping into •nd"XT-I• *■ •*«.. shape their acts for this year's munlt) in which tl.c) reside. [ ln ^uong in skill and strong a board member of Ute First Pre»th* entire length of a village *Dvel. victory" drive tn the areas outSpotlight. “School Daze." Sciied* f Hasting* New By-Law* Adopted, A banking so low she could see the. Speaking well for the way tn I for tbc of An..crica .For thirty-1 byterian church, end had served plM1Sf.ee All this, and much | da/peb „ J’been chosen, tiled for presentation Friday eve- which the creamery is being oper-,one ycara the Scout program lias,as superintendent of the Sunday names of voters have been re­ Good Year Woi Reported He was a member of lhe moved from the registration IM* more.i ning,. — Feb.. 13. -----------------thle annual— fun pro- aled. ail th* director* were reeled-. emphaM»ed tlw need to "B* Pr*-) school a* ull the. date'tor the next collection, The thirty-third annual meeting She believes the strength of Eng-1 o| waste I material when the Mime:ducUon will take its Central audl- ed. They arc: A. E Wlngeler. rep-j pared." First aid. knot tying. #lg-' Chamber of Commerce, treasurer of the stockholders and patrons of land has been the strength of herj plan fts before will be followed. 4 torlum audience to school In a big resenting Bowtie: John U. Layer.1 millng and other similar skills have , of the Klwanis club, and a former approximate number of Campbell; Owen Stccklc, Carlton: I been taught for use in emergencies member of the Knights of Pythla*. voters in Hastings city as .....-------people — —the z...... ones who have contributions should be sorted into' way. the Middleville Co-operative Cream­ little A stenographers' chorus with Wm. Dipp. Irvins: Alvin Helrigte. and one can never tell when emer-, He was married to Miss Alice ery Wednesday. Jan. 28. drew a ton bombed and nuichlne-gunned. five different classes as before which director at large. , Reticles may arise. »o.a good Scout • Johnson of near Cedar Creek on large crowd for both sessions. An have last their homes and their are as follows: 1—Newspapers which Donald Ctarit us the boss dictating Frank Hynes yas retained as sec- . is always prepared. , June 15. 1916. and to them were j or before Tuesday. March 17. dear ones—and then asked for more. are folded and tied Into convenient' the tetter, will feature the Comretary for hte 30th year, and Dun Since the war started in Decern-1 bom two daughters. Mrs Robert1 estimated five hundred peraorw en­ They have been wonderful. bundles for handling. It would helpimercf.il Department's contribution joyed the free lunch served by the Postma is starting his 25th year bcr. the Boy Scout* have been act- Brady 'Jean DeVries) now ofHow does she feel about our entry the committee greatly If the house-1 under the able direction of Miss ■buttertnaker. -• Charles Overholt ',VL- 1,1 many new lines of endeavor. 1 Moyers. Okla., and Mis* Mary De-. Pythian ladles. ns ... into, the war? Thankful — for-now) holder would have the papers tlea Leiter nave tne ueo • • [1 such as aiding defense groups, help-[ Vries at home, all of whom'survive [ At the morning business meet­ into the war? manaiui—lor .now, Science group will J‘riick driver .has • ton employ-' ‘ ......................... —when lh6— collectors call.. Mr. Jones uoncs’ ouirnuc «iuup — [ ing to collect waste materials, and him. He also leaves three grand-1 ing. a new set of by-laws was adopt­ England Is leas alone, and sorry—; in bundles b-v the creamery 25 years, many other fields of practical ex- children: hte mother, Mrs. Jay' ed which provides for a revolving for now we must endure much of [ class 2 consists of magazines and ( present a scene in Dr. Schultz' Inllu,. . The ....secretary —. - report showed i books tied In bundles. Class 3. j sumtldn for Scientific Rehablllta-1 s report shova ‘ prrience and patriotic service. Ev- Dombush. a sister. Mrs. Martin stock payment plan bf financing. what the British have endured. non of oi Wandering vvanocnng Minds. minus. Joe Joe : total total of of 1490.000 1.690.000 lbs lbs of of cream cream tak- cryone should deem it a privilege: Kulsbeek. a brother. John DeVries.| (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) i (Continued on page 5. Sec. 1) tlon The measure carried by a vote of Defense Training Cats 'n-* Beck will take tnkn the part nan of Dr. en cn in dunng during the past year, year. about to %<1 join in m tlie iu<r vwulu „u„ of this two half-brothers. celebration *----- ------ ”-----" —and J ’— 205 to 5. The two directors. Prank Russell LesSchultz, the su;>erintendenl is Hol-1 DC 000 lbs. more than a year ago. Boy scout Anniversary Week. Barbow and Vur Adams, whose lie Dombush and two half-dsters. |. Underway Hare Its Isenhath. the Welfare Workers'Th» total business for the year. — terms expired, were reelected. Mis* Helen Dombush. ail of Grand j Under-Sheriff Leoti Doster has are Man Kelcham and Beverly 8230.407.14. wax more than 8ta.000, The Creamery started operations Rapids and Mrs Wm. G. DeVrie* of been named County Air Raid WardBrown; and the research scientist*1 above that of 1940. The fan™™ April 1. 1894, and has run con­ Kalamazoo. are Raymond Nelson. Robert cook.I received an average price of 38 ;e tinually through competition, de­ Funeral services will be held on the Barry county Defense Council. . ,.,^'nrr nound butter compared ..... tz-zu.i, pression and other difficulties. The Woodmansee. Keith Sage and P** for pound for fat butter fat compared r AT f Chf AlfEQ Friday afternoon at the First Pres­ VERNE BUMFORD. Prop. :[Sybil . H. L. STEVENS, Adm. report of last year's business, giv­ David Settles. »1«h last year's price of 324c. and L. Vf L. JrEARLK byterian church at two o'clock, the He will have supervision of air Having signed up for Govern-' David Settles, In order to settle the estate of en bv Manager Fred Brog, was most the net cost r per pound for manu; Rev. S. Conger Hathaway officiat­ Tne mathrmatlcs group, sponsor-----------------— --. ment Defense work and having no ------------* — i«*u u. . transacted — gratifying. KBusiness ini Ihe Mte Charles Stevens an auction ing. Interment in Riverside ceme­ by Miss Rowe. wUl show the Im- factoring, including hauling, show­ ,----------------------1941'amounted to 8367335.85. about sate vM be held al the farm locat- further use for his personal proper-ed very xliaht slight increase. .02 iu as’ . . ......... ... ™ cd na »»rv Reorganised Club Plans w.„ city of Hastings. Here in Hasting tery. 814.070 of this from the sate of. ed •* Wile south of Banflcld and 2 ty Mr. Bumford will have an auc- portance of mathematics — in a against .619.’ 628310 pounds of but- , ------------------------------------ r— Richard Endsley is the sir raid First Meeting February 12 ’-iterm!!!:. D m±r.2-' mites west, or 5 miles east and tlon sale at the farm known ns the humorous way. with love added pnwdered b buttermilk. Butter manuMusical — extravaganza, depicting ‘cr were chuined, all of which • •»-inillircu f.fw.ww izxzu...... faclured IVMIVM totaled 1.700.000 pounds, north of Hickory Corners, or 4 Mance Farm, first farm east of the the life of William ("Bill"! Olio, secretary ''Jack and the Bean i found a ready market at top prices ... l of K|nglley community Hastings E. W. Bliss Factor)' on Machinery has recently been in- IIII(C ul On tlie liome defense front. 30 Stalk," "Junior Joins the Band.”' ThLs creamery, like the others xLiiled for reception of whole milk Hal| the 0|d Goodyear or M-79. He is offering u good list of mid the usual occurrence when an . in the county, renders a real sen - t)le opening meeting of the rtor-' li.."t1^!!10xinr D*11 R“»“u Far,n Hc u offering horses, cows, poultry, bees, hay and unusual jx>y takes up a musical Ice to its patrons and its officers. 8aniIe(j chamber of Commerce In j FYUiuynM)dnwill bef given instruction Peterran " of Detroit em‘­ a good list of horses, cattle, ma­ grain, and machinery. Dewey Reed I In fire fighting this we«k. On Mon­ ,Tn has a* been °n rm ployed to manufacture cottage day evening 25 auxiliary poile* will cry the sale and Clifford Ham­ instnunent:—all this la promised by are endeavoring at ail times *°| the I. O. O. P. hall here next‘Htur*-1 make it of even greater value to, day crenll,R. peb. 12. at 6:45 o’clock ■ cheese. Over 1200 pounds is al­ chinery. and household furniture. mond will act as clerk. See the adv. Mr. Hine and hls musical groups. New Age Group to Sign on started their first aid instruction .being ueu.« made dally. Loren Coppock will cry the sale and The social ’studies mid vocal the • community, j^r ot.0 b a gifted speaker and; lilt auLi.u aiuuiu-a iiuu mu-1•■•u.----- ,Notwithstanding, ................... ready with men from lhe Bites company elsewhere in this Issue for full par-' Monday, February 16 The program in lhe afternoon MU'. Lelnaar will act a* clerk. See I Hie departments with Messrs. Rein- the bans placed upon this, and probably has ax much practical ( and fish hatchery ateo taking th* hnrdt. Darpson and Lower in charge every other institution during durinf the knowledge <5f community promotion al tlie school auditorium was at- the adv. elsewhere In this issue for tlculars. The Barry County Draft Board course. th* Freeport Cr Cream­ work a* I will ...in present "The ••'ri.. Gay riBv Nineties." NinotioK '• past nast months, the tended by a capacity crowd. Mu*ic particulars. < ) LEO GUY. Prop. nas The Barry county Deferue Counhas arrange arranged ror for registration u. in Since this Is the first meeting [hc (0n0win- localities throughout was by the Thomapple-Kellogg ------------I Having decided to quit forming! with dancing, cycling, singing and ery starts the new year with bright prospects for an even belter year of the reorganized club; a feature B county. The exact location ell wish to thank the people of school band, and entertainment MBS. SARAH MARTENS AND [ on account of ill health Mr. Guy drills. wu provided by the Kfiapp family WALTER MAPES. Prop*. of the program will be that section , of gutration points will appear thia county for the splendid co­ : will have an auction sale on the “A Journalism Burlesque," a take titan 1941. of Ionia Stanley Powell, council. Jnd waiter Manes i farm located one mite north and off of the class in action, will be devoted to acquainting all membera.i Ulb lh< of February operation which has resulted in 600 for the farm bureau, and Arthur “«• “anens waiter Mape* old and new. with the reorganized, 0 1M2 volunteers, which la an excellent Howland were among the sneakers wl 11 1,old “n •wlion wle at thei 3-4 mile east of Carlton Center, the offering by Mlw Emily Mc- Two Cars Damaqed i.-zmrnm nnrt with '---- ' , ... ...... program and with parh each other other. record for a community of thia City of Hasting* who gave worthwhile talks and farm located 6 miles south of Nash- He is offering a good list of horses.' Elwnln nnd the Journalism class. Fred Stebbins, chairman of the In Green St. Crash Middleville. Michigan a radical departure from the usuvaluable Information. Mr. Howland Ville and 1 mite cast, or 3 milesi cows, chickens, tools, and other [ membership committee.-announces Irving, Michigan. Village Hall Charles David Florin of Delton ! articles. Dewey Rped will cry the j n ] Spotlight program, this promises talked on the federal income tax north " of' Assyria ’ * J “3 miles " Center and that the club now has 164 member­ scrap materials such an outstandFreeport. Midi Village Hall. and answered many questions. cast and 4 mile south. They arei sale and Clifford Hammond will act I to be one of the best programs ever R. 1 and Arthur Tomlin, also of Del­ ships with returns not quite comWoodland. Mich. „llic as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere! presented under this title and a Middleville Correspondent. offering a good list of dairy cattle, ton R. 1. were the drivers of two pie ted. Assyria Center. Mich. grain) ’In tills issue for full particulars. ! packed auditorium Is anticipated. ,b.. on mm. s..: .rr; horses, ewes, sheep, hogs. Nashville. Mich. Masonic Tem­ ple. -------straw -----and ----machinery. ... Harold j, A. FuNK and G. W. Monday afternoon. Both cars were attractive office conveniently to____________ Reports Defense Dowling. Mich. Belcher and son will cry the sate SCHNEIDER. Prop*, proceeding in the same direction. ca.rtJ on the first floor of the Hotel Delton, Mich. and Harry King will act as clerk. jTwo scholarship* were granted Tomlin following Floria. The first! Hastings. The space was donated Having decided to reduce their Stamp Sales in Prairieville. Mich. Town Hall. A program of old world music, a by the Barry County Health De­ driver slowed down to pass a. free Of charge by George Green, I fanning operations Mr. Funk and - L_~l^ parked truck and the second car! The house committee has decided! registered' 'who1*'1 attained their partment to Dr. "H. 8. Wedel of report of the housing Investigation aue for fuU particulars, parked truck and the second car| f -----------------— [Mr. Schneider will have an auction City OCnOOIS and a housing speaker will con-, Freeport and Dr. C. A. E. Lund of (sale at the George W. Schneider, gupt. D. A. Vgn Buskirk reports was unable to pass and the slippery to hold the evening dinner meet-• twentieth’ birthday on or before Middleville. They are taking a atitute the program for Central P. FLOYD RANKIN. Prop. ’ ’” ’• ‘ ■" the sale of 8264.90 worth of De­ condition of the street made it im- Ing* in Odd Fellows hail for the1 December 31. 1941. and who have course on nutrition al Bellevue hoeT A- in CentAl auditorium here possible for him to stop and he 11942 season, on the first Monday not attained their forty-fifth blrthfense Stamps among the students Tuesday evening. Feb 10. commencernshtd into the car ahead. Neither I evening of each month at 6:45 [ day or before February 16, 1943, sale at the farm located 24 mites; of Woodbury Th«V we <£££ Dental scholarships were also — register ns of "-ia_ must their home .adMiss Kamlnske'a room in the driver was injured-Uut both cars, o'clock. granted by the Barry County Health Tiie Women's Club Chorus of south of Lacey on p*vement or 10, tog an excellent list of cattle aheep. were quite badly damaged, the . —-- ---------- * " * .-------------(drew between 7 A. M. and 9 P. M. Department to Dr. O. L Lockwood twenty voices will sing three old mile* north of Hattie Creek on the1 hogs, dairy equipment, nnd mte- high school led In the list with Fiona car to the extent of about j Enrollment Given , on February 16. In other words. of Hastings and Dr. R. W. Serijon world folk songs. An Instrumental North Avenue or St. Mary's Lake cellaneoux articles Henry Flannery 813.45 while Mias Edmonds'room in 8125 and the other about 825 worth. I 1 all unregistered men who were bom J of Middleville. They an taking a group will be directed by Lewis road. Hte list Includes horses, cow*. ■ will cry the sale and Leo W. Tucker the second ward was a close sec­ Both cars were insured. between February and 1 'Of JCCOnd □emester 1| octwvcu rtuiuai/ 17. if. 1897. f<wi. »in withL.Tia'XJ 81330.” The Hine. There will also be a preview farm machinery and hay and grain 1 will *ct a* clerk. See the adv, else—ond ■ — i ‘ total sales In !r. * * *. *;.’ ' T“cond semester enrollment1 December 31. 1931. must register. Um dental post graduate of the comic opera. H. M. 8. Pina­ Henry Flannery will cry the sale where in this tesue for full partlcu-. lhe high school were 8M05. In H. M. S. Pinafore To at Hastings high school, according, * " * 1 addition to the above. S300 worth and E. E. Gray will act a* clerk U rs ’ " “ “ “ fore. to be presented by the high NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS Fr JI 1to P1,1"- E L Taylor, shows 597 in I of bonds were sold last week In the Ra rXivAM See lhe adv. elsewhere in this tesue -— --------school on Feb. 26 and 27. Pay your 1942 dog tax before Be Given PCD. ZO W Z / I aUerdance nnmber includes school._____________________ for full particulars. I ALLEN L. BEHLER and ' March 1, 1942. to avoid penalty. Tlie Hastings public school 1* ! 285 boys and 312 glrte. SPEARS 12 POUND PIKE CARL BU8TANCE, PBOF. P m?lng^dTthe,’fann’known *' ’NEW PARKING ’LAW NETS 1 Tax on m:le and unsexed dogs. sponsoring the H. M. S. Pinafore, j Four seniors completed their gradArte Humphrey of Dowling Is a 81.00; females. 83 00. March 1 and Having sold hi* farm Mr Bui-1 the Ellis Durkee farm. Mr. Bahler FOUR VIOLATORS FIRST DAY n comic opera In two acts, by (Jll-1 nation requirements ut the end of hate and hearty sportsman despite after mate and unsexed dog*. 82 00: hls 79 years of age. Last Thursday tance will sell at public auction at and Mr. Sebusyan will have a pubTlie new law enforcing Die two bert A: Sullivan, to be given Feb- the first semester and are now emand ... 27. .. A ..... great ............. deal of1 piv.ru pioved.. They are Carolyn nu»«..«. Adam*. Old brass musical tl he speared a 12 lb. pike from Bris­ what WI.B. Is la known MIUHII as iu» the n.c old viu Buitance uu*i«ucc 1| lie nc auction at ui Hie flic premises PIVUU.1Q located ■ hour num pWllUIIK w. - ru.iry 26’ ...... .ur* mt parking I.IUO limit Uli on .J.,-State St. beGeorge A. Clouse tol lake which, although 5 lb*. short numearcaa homestead inmexteaH tneatad located 24 miles 9U ml Ire east Ml) 01 of I 2n mile* nf miles west ana mil*. and nnd J-* 3-4 1.4 mjic rnjle souui mil* south 01 anuth of tweenth* nf thehnur* hoursnf ofHo8An. A.Miw. M.and and6o6Pr. P. prcparauon preparation is being ocmg put iiiu into» this mu j orvllle Cooley. Gerald Curtiss, and tocaiea z-i me nouns 01 «uu Barry County Treasurer Wrvw.nr.rt a . 3■» miles mllrv Muth. vzi.itH 1t mil* .u* inter-section ln*—r < n IaIa effect T iiaaH.v anil ..lir tlngs high school of a record catch he made last year, Freeport or mile the off if.14 M-14 wttH with f)Q_ US-I! tt M. went .into Tuesday and nrrvhirtinn production hv by ItustillCi Hastings tMtltlle people. I K-.A,. Maxine tLeslie is still doing pretty well. west and 2 miles south of Clarks- itj. or 6 miles north and one mile [local police tagged four cars that Special scenery and costume* have! Tne 1942 graduating class will, vIUe. or 2 mile* aouth of Pleasant east of Lake Odessa. Tliry are of- day for parking overtime. Ther- been rented probably number 114. MORE BIB THS THAN NOTICE . cult to g*t Proceeds are to be given to the Valley school, or 9 mile* west of, feting a good list of horses, cat­ has been plenty of warning given Lake Odessa U to have It* third DEATHS IN 1941 Lake Odessa. He is offering an ex-1 tie. hogs and farm Implement* and signs arc displayed along the county Red Cross Record* at the city clerk's office beghinan. So. February 4. 1942. for the duration cellent list of hones, cattle, hog*. Allen Haskin will cry the sale and street so that everyone may know The Hastings faculty and students annual "snow train" on Sunday. show th* CoUl number of births tn brass musical — — -—_■--------- ——- — chickens, feed and machinery. N. ’ Leo W Tucker and As* Burnett there, is a parking limit. Chief of are putting on this production to F«ff. 15. when a group Of people I have been ordered to active mill- c. Thomas will cry the sale. See wUl act as clerk* See the adv Police Thompson state* that the help the defense effort as well as from Detroit are expected. Com­ the olty during 1941 was S33 and tary service by the War Dept the adv. elsewhere in thia toaue tor elsewhere in this issue for full l*w will be strictly enfarced and no to commemorate Sullivan's centen­ mittee* have been named to look the number of deaths. 133. a gain Philip H. MitehtlL Adv. 1-k'fuH particulars. particulars. of 100 In population. nial year. partiality will be shown. after th* visitors. THE HASTINGS BANNER sXK:xv'”"j t SUDDEN PASSING f OF MILO G. DE VRIES FREEP’RT CREAMERY 18173147 PLAN NEXT SALVAGE FOR VICTORY" DRIVE 33RD MIDDLEVILLE CREAMERY MEET DOSTER NAMED COUNTY AIR RAID WARDEN EIGHT AUCTION SALES BILL" OTTO TEN REGISTRATION CENTERS IN COUNTY Housing Reports At Central P. T. A. Scholarships Granted To 4 County Doctors School Con Us* OM Brass Musical I nitrumants . �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 19U I Mr*. John Rom i* ill with bron­ ' chlal pneumonia. I "The Red Crass U lhe greatest Internationale of practical human A number of real estate transfers . . .mw.. aympalhy in the world."—W. J. have occurred of late, tlie Boyes i Aah Wednesday B Feb. *”d camaron. radio commentator for Real EsUte Agency reports. Easter comes on April 5. I lhe MoUJr Company. Mr. and Mr*. DtnnU Yorger have Unr«,«rt*d Section, of Co. n11 » J“*plratl°n U> A ton. John Flrancir. was bom to purchased the former Gladys OsWill Add to Totol Collected (flag flying Very day in front of and r E on Wed. troth house an 8. Broadway and ' | the American Legion home on So !nwday evening. Jan. 28 at the are now occupying same. Return* on lhe Red Cross War i Church 8t. r-——r-U^ijg pq,, hospital tn Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Albert Chaffee i ~ «“««• “ 7*12^ ouitc ' *” traded their home for the Maurice Relief Rell,f fun f"'d drl\® ' *5® J*?.1 ’ k" | Dozens of cars slid off the high-'Mother and son are doing *plen- Pender property In the first ward, encouraging during the past we«; way* Saturday. Sunday and Mon-' didly. 4 Mr and Mm. LouU Miller sold report* Mr. Wai er Perktn*.coun<y day. due to lhe layer of Ice under Mr stuart Edmonds of their home on t. Grind st. to Mr chairman for ‘^U avmpalfn._D the snow, making travel trencher-' Detroit are lhe parents of a son and Mr* I-eon Writ Ind purchased U>‘«1 amount reported up UH Tu«* M,. M. m NashMM. Mr,jn««« “5 . . ous. j born on Tuesday. Feb. 3, at Mercy u» the Rev. M r. F. Early Mm home bi W. 8. Godfrey opened a clothing hospital In Owosso. He has been vl]|e . | whole county, leaving a balance or store in Hastings, list ing closed out' named Roger Dean. Mr Edmonds Waller Wallace has purchased lhe However ther' *5*. ““ hls business here of twenty years'. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carl Seger farm east of the BlU* wm fgC(ory •* -art nt that 1 856 15 WUl .itand’ng.—Lowell Ledger, 35 years Edmonds of this city. ‘ ago Item 1 John Ed<1>' was 1111 bY an autn Mr and Mrs. Wnj. McKibben be collected. Outside of Hastings Mr. ...a Mr.- R.U.,11 Allen. Boule i »' "• he eroaln, bought the Cook home on 8. Jef­ city, the amount contributed i* •1077.22. 1. Dowllns. ... the proud purenu « O"™ “>•,bot ”• ferson St. o, . ron tom Bundok J-n. M- H.:!' h“«. Donations from the vaaious Tlie DeMott house on W, Green churches. ouuide of lhe city । r.n.u.^ i, ..I— m -t, ttu B, a cle strain, Had the auto been tipped live scales at 7 s lb*, and travelling rapidly, he would doubt- St. was rold to Mr and Mrs. El- churches, have been exceedingly dine DeVault. ha« oeen been wnousiy seriously injured nave injurra 8 J. j Varney bought the Jesse good and have assisted splendidly i 8. Mrs. W. L. Shulurs luu rented her - ■• • in bringing up the total. AH of Sult has been started in circuit. Rowlader property tn Nashville. Iiotne on W. Green St. to Mr. and the city pastors have been called Mrs. R. K. Compton, who recently ( court by Adolph Pauley, plaintiff.. Mae Bidelman traded her home and asked to present lhe subject of against William E. Howe of Has- on 8. Hanover for live Joe Schultz came here from Brooking*. S. D ting*. defendant, asking for 820.-1 property in Dowling. lhe need for additional Red Cross ;Mr. Compton is employed at the funds to their congregations . 000 damages. Preliminary paper* --------------■ ------------Hastings Mfg. Co. During the week the following were filed hit week In the county THREE FIKE ALARMS .............. iv i The ground.hog had no dlffigifts have been received: Busy Eightfl INPICT PASTU'rrv WEEK «.... culty in seeing hls shadow on Mon- C|CTK * office. The Haxungs Fire Department club; Lake Al-Gon-Quin school; day, Feb. 2. ns the sun shone I uttLE LEGHORN HEN received three call* during the pa.it inrmu uuir laitt uuiliik me pa.uW.” -8. C. 8. of Northeast ........... ......Barry —.... .... -V but U..e made —-.1- only two — runs. An K.vlirwtl.l brightly. The temperature - ■ ----- .------------ regts--- KEEPS 'EM ROLLING week, Methodistehiirohchurch; Johnstown -Twit Twp 1. tercd zero that morning so hr wax' A Leghorn lien out al tlie James early morning country call was the- OrangevUle Neighbors club; Delton glad to hibernate ivi for an- cousins iarm farm is ccnamiy certainly snrnmg shelling cause of of tne lhe alarm at at about 0 fl A. A 8 c 8■■ village of Delton; Barry . probably ...... olIV‘r cut ,or th« BHenw effort these m. but firemen were notified that 1Co. farm Bureau: Prairieville Twp. i Mr and Mra Joseph Skinner have days. This week she produced an; the blaze had been extinguished 'Carlton Twp.; all of Woodland iwp. moved Into lh lhe recently vu\hhouse .1U!,C JT3 n'2yJ U’ ,h** *w,’d .... 1111 „ “ ro°**' ..... wllh 1 before they left so did not make the Montgomery Ward Co.; Dunham euted OV Mr Rlrflarrt Nipe envy. I,It measures O9 inches in Dirt . Maple Grove Twp.; Nashville rated by Mr. and Mr* Mrs Richard in Hr. clr-I on W. Court St." Mr. and Mrs. B F. cumterence the large wap around Last'Wednesday afternoon « small 'villaRt", Yankee Springs Twp. and ivowic* inovea Saturday aaiuruay into Mu* Mlw , by 7 inches lhe easy way. Cowles moved tire at the Lyman Rockwood home tlie Junior Red Crow. ' Elizabeth Henry ’s ------------luune on«• S. ... Jef.­ ---------•fulI MrJ4 cousins found an Township chairmen, who hate in tin- second ward called out the not yet sent hi their reports, are . fenon SL, vacated by Mr, and Mr.-. egg that was even larger, by about department. A blow torch being requested to do so at once, and if Skinner a iialf inch—Nashville News. used to thaw out pipes exploded. there are any citizens who have not The damage was small. yet made a contribution to tills Monday evening tlie truck was fund, you may still do so. called to Die Archie Tobias home on 8. Broadway, occupied by Mr. AUTOS DAMAGED and Mrs. Wesley Stowe. Kerosene IN M-43 ITIASH Another adtomobUe accident torches being used to threw out an electric motor had caused a small earned by Icy roads occurred late blaze but ven* little damage re­ Tuesday afternoon tn front ot suited. Harry Brown’* on M-43 north of lhe city. Paul R. Lumbert of Lake Odessa, proceeding north saw tlie* car ahead of him. driVen by diaries W. Townsend of Hustings R. 3. That the fUli are biting al Thom- slow down to make a left hand apple lake was proven Tuesday turn. He also saw a car coming morning when K Lewis. Nashville from the north and realized he R 1. displayed a northern pike could not pass. He applied the which he caught through the ice brakes in an effort to stop but now than replacement*. there on Monday The little fellow the pavement was Icy and he nuNuursd only 36 incites from ih«* era-hed into lhe rear of the Towntip of its tail to the end of its nose, and weighed 13 pounds 8 czs. sengsr* who with the driven wire Mr LewU hopes to land some of uninjured. The damage to the Lum­ this fellow's older brothers or sls- bert car was about »15O and tha lere. or perhaps II* parents, bcfoie other car was damaged UTthe ex­ the season ends . tent mu ui ot »*□ 125 unurrsncrin Undmhcrlff uoatcr Doster inInVtstigsted. TWO AUTOMOBILE | ACCIDENTS MONDAY TIRES ALLOTTED TO Two automobile accidents were COUNTY PEOPLE • re|»rted nt the local sheriff* of­ The following applications fur fice. both happening on Monday lire* have been granted by tho > latte In the afternoon, care drlv’ea by L&wrenee Finefrock. post­ County Rationing Board: Paiwngtr car—Dr. L. H. Brumm. Dr mister at Woodland nnd Fred Long, , employed in the rlcvaioc there, Prosper Bernard. Lee Burdick, Leon came together about n mile Slid a 1 Doster. Truck nnd bux—Elmer Ik-nhalf south of Woodland on M43. dcr. A. G. Finkbciner and Son, Belli cars were badly damaged. Howard Martin. Harold E. Norton, Finefrock received a broken wrist Mich. Slate Hwy. Dept. i&i'. Cha*. A and several broken rib.-.. Long suf­ Stanton. Hailing.* Grain A; Bean, Nashville W K Kellogg School <J». fering only minor scratches. Monday evening as George C Obsolete 'not In quota i—Peter Scott, with Penrl and Caroline San­ A lie tiling. Mich. State Hwy. Dept. born us passengers, was backing hls Calvin Furlong. Clifton T Hants. rar out of lhe driveway at the Grover Cline. Loren Tungale. An­ Quimby church, he observed a car thony ‘Humphrey. Ru*h Randall. with one light approaching He Fret! Jone.*. Homer Bauchman, drove back Into the yard to wait Clarence Staon, and John Smith. for the other car to pass, lie mid. but the other car driven by Orlle Peicnnlal Youth Smith and with Myrtle Barnaby If Ponce De Leon were living to­ a* a pwMcnger struck the Scott car. The cars were damaged nnd the day. he wouldn't go to St. Apgustmc Sanborn girls suffered head in­ in search of the Fountain of Youth. He would probably wait for develop­ juries. ments of the experiment* being con. Lincala'a Grave ducted by Prof. Roy G. Hoskins of Abraham Lincoln U buried at Oak Harvard college, in his search for a chemical fountain ot perennial Ridge cemetery. Springfield. III. youth Experimenting with aged and matured mule rats. Professor Hos­ kins has produced noteworthy in­ crease in their activity through tho use nf a new synthetic hormone, ’ di­ ALL WOOL ethyl stilbestrol." No attempt will be made to test the effects of tlie hormone In men until the experi­ mental yvork tn animals is quite de­ cisive, Professor Hoskins has de­ clared. Rats are among the first WHITE PRODUCTS CORP. animals that scientists employ for Mlddlrtillr Middleville phone 5-7 exploring a physiological problem of "Exclusive Hut Not Expensive” interest from the viewpoint of man's own health and vigor. REAU ESTATE CHANGES HANDS Local News gng r> SW® FREEPORT BUTTER 37c DEL MONTE COFFEE 2 = 59* AT FOOD CENTER With priest rising, higher taxes and Donation to the War Effort we must practice thrift more than ever. Wc know we can SAVE YOU MONEY, that's how wc have become BARRY COUNTY S BUSIEST Footf Store. 2 ibs. VIKING COFFEE lb. BLISS COFFEE 2 con 1 pound KAFFEE HAG 1 pound SANKA 1 lb. con HERSHEY'S COCOA SNO SHEEN CAKE FLOUR package 1 2 lb. cello bog GREEN TEA POSTUM CEREAL package GOODY GOODY PEAS 2 “ 25c PARD DOG FOOD 3-25' 39 55 34 35 16 25 30 21 Pillsbury Harvest Tima | RED CROSS QUOTA ALMOST REACHED NEW SPRING Dresses, Coals Suits and Skirts Thornapple Lake Yields A Big One Fine DRESSES for 2.98 - 3.98 - 5.00 BETTER DRESSES 7.95 - 8.50 - 10.00 PANCAKE FLOUR SPRING COATS 15.00 - 16.75 24.75 SUITS 15.00 CREAM OF WHEAT KELLOGGS ALL-BRAN N. B. C. SHREDDED WHEAT WHEATIES GERBERS BABY FOODS 3 M I I W PET CARNATION Fl I L l\ OR BORDEN S 3 01215421 pkg. pkg. pk9. pkg. Igc. cans DEL MONTE RED SALMON SALMON, HAPPY-VALE can can GROUND BEEF O lbs. OQ * FRESH PIG LIVER PORK SAUSAGE 18' 9 ,bs- ^9' PURE. GRADE /it). 1 — FRESH FILLETS CHOICE BLUE SEAL POLLOCKS. I.B. ROLL SAUSAGE • AKMtll K > * f Mt — I.B PORK STEAK VEAL, BEEF & PORK GROUND — LB. .. . VEAL, BEEF & PORK DICED CHOI’ HUEY MIX — LB. SHORT RIBS OF STEER BEEF — LB. 10 18 25‘ 18‘ Igc. pkg. ZREMI. \LI. BEEF 23 20 17' 25' 25' 30' 35' 15' VEAL POCKET ROASTS EXTRA FANCY — LB. 37 19 29 WEINERS, OSCAR MAYERS TASTY LOAF CHEESE 2 lbs. 62 lb. 2 loaf 65 KRAFT'S CHEESE KRAFT'S CHEESE 2 39 lb. box 21 RITZ CRACKERS HERMAN'S CRACKERS 1 lb. box 16 DRIED PRUNES 2 ib<. 17= 2 lbs. 19 SEEDLESS RAISINS PILLSBURY FLOUR 24'2 lb. sack $1 S\ fati/ne Quality Qlleafa PORK LOIN BOLOGNA R^'>L°9' 20 CHICKENS 7«l w 25' ROASTS CHOICE CUTS bCHUCK ROASTS &".K,26' BOILING BEEF Choi7,‘£'15' 23‘,b- 16.75 New SKIRTS, BLOUSES, and SPRING SWEATERS SKIRTS 1.95-2.98 BLOUSES1.39-2.25 SWEATERS- STENOGRAPHER WANTED 1.95-3.00 Frandsen's PHONE 2504 HASTINGS. MICH. Would Be Noticed If lhe earth’s axis became verti­ cal to its orbit we would notice tha change .because lhe days and nights would be effual in length throughout the year; there would be no seasons and the sun always would be direct­ ly sbove the equator. Final Clearance Of Broken Lots of Women's $3, $4, $5 Quality Shoes BULK SAUER KRAUT, 2 LBS. PORK NECK BONES, 3 LBS. SLAB BACON FRANKFURTERSGX\ ’s.za FRESH SIDE PORK Ml 77C for// Ib 23 ,v. 20‘ «, 18c 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich N. Main St., Nashville, Mich ' JUST TWO PRICES This Sole will just last a few days - SO HURRY! FDDD^CENTER I want. FIGHTING DOLLARS SUEDES, GABARDINES AND LEATHERS. NOW IS THE TIME TO KEEP YOUR SHOES IN GOOD CONDITION. merits must be strong. Every man and woman must contribute their strength to lhe strength of America at war. Some are carrying guns— some are hying planes—»om< are giving their blood on ships KEEP THEM REPAIRED! QUALITY WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT. TAYLOR’S SHOE STORE Hastings' zS/2/2/Z/H/2Z2/H/a/H/H/a/2/3/222Z/S/2/H/ YOU on tho home front must buy those guns—those plane*— thorn ships. That must be your contribution to freedom under Bre! BUY DEFENSE STAMPS AND BONDS TO­ DAY—buy them with every penny gou han to spare! �amounting to nearly four thousand! A LETTER ENJOYING A SUCCESSFUL SEASON TO THE HASTINGS BANNER She was positively amazed when we told her it was quite passible America would never have entered the jv«r had she not bcm attacked. ••Havcn’C you known what we were "going through? Didn’t you realize that war would eventually come to you anyway?’’ No, wc told her. We; kStew you were suffering greatly but at the P. T. A. al Barney Mills. school Friday night. Jan. 30. Since Pearl Harbor production: , — - —awIgnmenUi for this country -have' | tUUer to be used in the 1942 “all been stepped up in nearly all farm • out production.’’ Two more loads commodities except wlieat. have been ordered. This fertilizer । A few of the production increases! is to be used on pasture, alfalfa. | needed are as follows: Soybeans.' | etc and not on soli depleting crops ■ Jii increase of 2.000 000 more acres such as corn, potatoes and beans. |than IrtUMI; 10 percent increase in I Th,* louldKe h» 1UM r™" Jwm «y IV.wtta* .Ulin. ih.t »UUMOOi 13 pneeU: 'ItoUrt. «< wh«u -111 to* MM b> l™n"ed » pemenl; p~. 13J percent; no limit to sugar acre- Where Th.r.'. SMOKE There'! TROUBLE . . . MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column would'ever dart: challenge us. We thought-America could play safely" TS.mc.Y.uC.TK. neighborhood. We argued about stupid things— payment of the war debts, religion learned a lesson in the lust wan and would never again middle with I European fracases. "But didn’t you J. । Orangeville—Jacob O. land James Tidy. Scout Notes F r H N KY CO., INC. • Dainty Little Patterns Designed To Flatter! • Middlc-Sixe Patterns For Every Occasion! • Bold Patterns To Moke You More Dramatic! Above member! of the Hastings high school basketball team, with nine victories and one defeat so far this season ure: First row: Don Keeler. 17 Garrison. 10 Stamm. Denn Keeler. Bush Lost row 14 Lane. 1.’ Wagner. 13 Capl. laird. 15 Kenyon. 16 Banash. On Friday night the Hastings five meets the undefeated Charlotte team here. Ihrrr other games on lhe 1942 schedule are: Greenville, there. Feb 13; Belding, hero, Feb 20; and Charlotte, there. Feb. 27. Belding, the last home game. Ls ulso an undefeated team. since liie frightful thing began lhe common people In England hnve expected us to come tn nt any mo- ©•. RONDO PRINTS Fresh and winsome—these vivacious prints ore worth looking at right NOW! Multitudes of sprightly patterns on clear backgrounds. Fig­ ures and colors for hosts of bright new togs for you and your family! 35 in. - 36 in. cult court which opens on Monday, the Sth. Jurors will be notified when Plans have been mode to tie-in1 Assyria—Irving Brandt and Borthe Boy Scout program with traintng tn aviation, somewhat along the, --------------- -------..... plan adopted more than two years Leon Myers. tern from home indicated lie hud ago In Canada. Hereafter Senior | Barry -Lusher Campbell and Roy been received with open arms, and Scouts will have the opportunity, the whole country thought him* to qualify for tank of Air Scout Ob- Peachbloom Crepe truth now. The volume of your aid to Us was very disappointing." There was nothing we could say. for can give further details to scouts who'ore Interested Finally. we all sighed, ’’Isn’t it a ahnme Americans and Englishmen At a meeting of the official board I dent unitirstand one another bet­ ter?” Well, we said, wc think you of the First Methodist church on English arc snooty and smooth mid Monday evening. Winston Merrick. you don’t pay your war debts. "Do Scoutmaster, and Julian Knowlton. Scout Executive, presented the quesHon ot continuing Scout Troop No.: and the board voted to again I ■ Frankly, we are conceited—nnd 73 sponsor the Troop for the coming! we realize we have no more to be year. Tlie following committee was conceited about than you have. You Americans tftnaze us and we’re en­ and the Troop. John Hewitt. Stuart vious of you. And huve#l you yet Clement. Dr. F R. Brooks. Waller realized wc couldn’t pny out war Wallace and Edward Adams. Some .debts—Lord, the money and arms of lhe fathers of the Scouts will Maple Orovt TBAND TUEATR Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 New and Delightful! SATURDAY ONLY. FEBRUARY 7 George Montgomery, Lynne Roberts. Eve Arden "THE LAST OF THE DUANES And Buster Crabbe. Stella Darcy, Vinee Barnette much for your own defense its ours! Tly* first meeting of lhe Special We come over to you with monocles Emergency Service training course and Hello, chups!’ nnd you come was held nt the High school on over to us with ohirt-taih hanging Tuesday evening. Feb. 3. Tills course Ls for ail adult Scout lead­ ers In the Thornapple district, with j "THE JUNGLE MAN" Stem would be Intensely Interested In the beautiful mahogany furniture made here. Tltcre Is mahogany in abundance, the price is low, and mast of the work Is done by hand. Some of the articles Include dining Hedy Lamar, Robert Young. Ruth Hussey "H. M. PULHAM, ESQ." Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:6o SANFORIZED Risk Rack Braid. Mer­ cerized cotton. 5 yds. SPORTS DENIM Waller Pidgeon and Maureen O’Hara in HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY" man, and lived practically all his! life in Carlton township. He is sur-• vived by hls aged mother. Mrs. Alice Bachelder of Hastings; hls sister Penimaid Brass Pins Sharp, smooth points. 300 count. • smart plain colors! sturdy! Washfast! 30 in. wide. Yd. COMING NEXT WEEK "SERGEANT YORK1 Sewing Machine Nee­ dles -Smooth eyes, fine points. ARRY TH EAT II as he wm always railed..was a kind smoking jewel boxes, and beds. One chair, neighbor nnd friend and was ever called the'Berbice chair because of ready to help anyone in negd. Fuli.i origination in Betbice. British Thimbles—Chromium plated brass All siiea. Sewing Cotton—Coati SUNDAY AND MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 AND 9 closer together than ever. It must— DEATH OF JOHN for afterwards the responsibility for Johnnie Peterman, aged 62. passed th" world’s future will rest upon our away Thursday ut lhe home of Which—In American slang—was lowing a long illness. He was saying a mouthful. ApriJ 24. 187ft. in Carlton Twp. Smooth percale In a dazzling variety of spring-time prints and crystal - Bargain matinee 3:00 to 7:00 DRESS CHAMBRAY 1 Hostings. Mich., Phones 2247-2282 . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 AND 7 Interesting stripes and fresh solid colors! Practical and smart OQc e DennU O’Keefe. Jane Wyatt. Edward Everett Horton in fmt. Il is low. with Jong arms, and a long piece under each non which con be swung out parallel with the urm to serve os u support for the occupants outstretched legs. The chair Is not intended for reading, but Is excellent for plain medi- work on the new Hastings Mfg. Co. building last Thursday, met with obituAUy 18. I860 nt Hickory Corners. She Is survived by one sister. Mrs Francis Dunham, of Maple Grove. "WEEK END FOR THREE" Pattern Prints SUNDAY AND MONDAY. FEBRUARY 8 AND Anne Shirley. James Craig and Charles Coburn in "UNEXPECTED UNCLE" plank on which he was standing broke into three.pieces, letting him termined On the way down. It is1 thought he must have hit the wall. JACKETS LONE STAR VIGILANTES' Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00. TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FEBRUARY Styled withsUFthe verve of spring! Enchanting patterns in spun rayon. pliant A wool product I Made of heavy 33 oz. plaidl cially designed for plenty of 10. JI STURDY LYDIA' Popular Thick ’N’ Thii Rayons I hospital. WORK PANTS Girls' Sunny Tucker Oxfords spring popular A FINE RECORD "Of the 23.000 packages of valu­ able medical supplies and food shipped over the Burma Road as a part ot the American Red Cross relief to China during the past proper destination, and this despite bombings and long hauls under adCross Relief to China during the past year. • I HOSPITAL SHIP Arrival of the American Red Cross hospital ship Mactan In Tort Friday Specials CHEERIOATS lc sale PRUNE JUICE OATMEAL GRAPEFRUIT JUICE sweet. PEAS, ODESSA EARLY JUNE SATURDAY 2 boxes Lovely 20" bag 30" or unsweet !b. 46 oz. can MARQUISETTES 15c yd* 2 can C. THOMAS STORES Utile Mbs Prep Slipover Hlyle SPRING SWEATERS sheer, foamy marquisette! serlously wounded soldiers from General Douglas MacArthur's forces in the Philippines, was chartered In Manila by the Red Croaj at the request of General MacArthur. I 4 Z Gaymodi HOSIERY 1 qt. bottle 5 Little Teacher* Shoes for Baby Of soft, pliant glove leather! Special -Cuddle-Back" construe- moleskin or whip­ cord! Quadruple : It’s not only dainty and distinc­ tive — but will let every p/eclous bit of sunlight in to brighten up your home! Peppy all wool numbers. Short sleeves, classic crew neck! Choose from a host of new spring coion. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1H1 of games to Auto Sport shop andI respectively gave lhe Saxons a 22 time from the Lakeview Goodyears Bros. Hdwe took ai to 19 edge. Kau and .Miller were 27 to 19. Coleman and OIU»«‘ Miw.! « uiv U» iiuuuu tround piiu u>d ui in U.. inujru vu , -• Bowling Neici brace of game* from State Insul­■ the lone scorers for Lakeview with were the outstanding player* tor air, an untold number of auxiliary Bits Ol ICStCrday Halting* with ten and eight pointation. Moynahan and Paul won ai two points each. Beater with twelve boat* were sunk or destroyed. -----------------' Arnold and Thoma* gave Lake- respectively. Pair from Andrus Service; Roush। CHARITY BEODfB AT HOME PUton Ring League . Tailors took the odd game fromI view nine point* in the final quar- point* was outstanding for the gnymd construction* were hit by TWENTY YEARS AGO Many a peroon who complain* Charley Norris hit a high 5M Viking* and Hasting* Construction! Q. What i» the br.it safeguard for heavy artillery fire. American losses Feb. 1. 1922 I1 ter peering seven and two points Tomorrow night the Baxons take about the ley condition of the roads; a* reported amount to eleven air-' The architect has ctynpleled Tuesday night which wa» ---------enough won------the odd game my child* future? ' . to ----------------from City Fath- '• respectively. Banach and Lane on their oldest rival. Charlotte fall* to take any acUon about the «w>lng'» individual totals era ^ndtatan „t j plane* and ■» » A Buying Defense Saving* Bonds. two .muJ. boat* to W'.W slightly' pl*b» *n<1 »peciflc*llons for the „ withsix and four point* each Charlotte l» undefeated so tar this which will help the Government bu{ mates. Grinder* were off B scores- C DaOou 561. D proUgDt the Saxons out on top of the walk* In front of hls home. -------d,ln8’ Po*rer] whlch wlll commence early in the n*to elctory. fan I*»nc with thirUUr- . quinc^nnab m to preserve jour child's Amerl- t«nn" ----- 1'with w»h the «h<result result that that Office offie. Goodyear ML R Hubbard Ml. H. a 3i io M tfcwry s with - ‘M that their ffghtlng . । which teen point, elev£,S£ni la*l yewwas unimpaired These losses were tprfnj. Hntuts 550. R Finnie 949.B Payne ' |een point* and and Banash Banash with elevcan heritage ot freedom. ’took ’’ nil " threegame*. Dale Aldrich - ----------------------very small in comparison to the. — -• Horton. *o long in the q will their be an intensive drive scored high for Office with a 53! 538, CX Norrl* 538. C. Fiori* 519 and1 en were Ute outstanding player* on "*• ... lwenU.lwo to litFrank hetpa to reduce lhe danger of falls o Laubaugli 512, .. lo Offens savings Bund* scries. damage inflicted. , grocery btv.ine** here, but who sold considerably. At limes it U almost Harold Phillip, toppled the pins wu% uagun 1 puivcd . a ...... vital .«. roll ... In ^-uuu., controlling .। ______ and Stamp*? The fact that thi* raid wa* made to W. J Reed about a year and ■ ImpoMibic to keep walks completely M.wen »lta ihan words for a nice 547 count to lead tn the entered the ■'select;’1'® P»*r Broun<1 bockboard* ' *** MM. The Treasury' Department sees match between Engineers and Ma- . . .. »ridav niahl when bowline I Arnold and Thoma* were the ourHush little aluminum |wn don fro* of «now but when slippery . , , .. .... < insurance and investments business In the rraponse to the proguun ehine Room Harold s -core was lhe 5*?frtd*y ng“ I standing players for Lakeview. I you cry: youll be in an airplane Jopaneae claim that the striking and h„-nn offlce ow t|w Rri J ipots develop the application of • so far indication that Americans .. . . ­ grocery. ■IL ...a w.n Power of the Pacific fleet was de MriM Keith and his | The reserves won their] bye and bye. will support National Defense spark that won three games for En- -rjg' («. A mand and ashes will be appreciated by al! who u*e the walks. I *,royed by the Harbor r“‘d !. Burt Long of Freeport has pur­ on a voluntary barb, without wm um s» line game from Foundry. D. Drew* ;»!■-■,----------------------------------’ — .i I II is now evldept beyond rrason- chased the Pierson grocery and will high-pressure ..... , method*. ..... (.-a -i-.v..k. I .. .... . »m, Uta «1.I rrom tw>l Rom 1(jr wlnn’etM ACTION AT MACASSAR able doubt that the Pacific fleet It take possession next Monday Mr No|1. To Bu>. tj,.fen... Bonds and ----o H„v,na llls m,,„. a,. Stamp*, go .to .. the nearest post lompradm. lta««. IAITS still a powerful offensive force, Long has a general store al Free-1 । port which he will contnnie | office, bunk, or saving* and loan ne Of the most encouraging blujAn qfTensle^ forte, furthermore ■ rcv. and Mrs prank van Vllct .tvOcialinh; or write Io Inc front Of the Independent League truians were on the short end of of new# from lhe war fronts was -thlft will constantly grow in and family moved Tuesday --tnto Tiraurer of the United States ke'tl r* Tuesday night when lit * two to one count. A Walther the dcVasfatlng air nnd seu attack strength as the units damaged at their new home in lhe Episcopal Washington. D. C. Aho Stamp* •nitt'rt 203-168-199 for n 575 total 'cored 504 for the laitr* Hi. nearest competitor was hb Tom Qndcn led with 535 in the which sunk or-icriouily injured 40 Pearl Harbor arc repaired, replaced!। rectofr. I Miss Helen Chidester uud Mi teammate Dr. Hoffs with n 520 se- match that Shop pffice droppcc to 50 ships of a Japanese convoy and reinforced. Emily McElwain are coming home P>|RKz> Kzsrtitii He- Their ellotLs produced two two games to Office K ' ' attempting to penetrate the Macas­ Tueday from Ann A-bor tor u feu 1 U1I1IC * VI Ulll victories hr Medic, al the expense ner scored 517 for Otitic modem ones with Ju»t enough and not ( A FALSE IMPRESSION sar Straits for a direct attack on . . ' ’ of Food Center. Women'* League too murh sentiment — they're all here! t The Truman report on the de- days' vacation between mld-yenr*. Java. This accomplishment is not Miss Gertrude Hayes comes the lac- Cvok'Bru; .on . P.u »! ,».»,. n ‘ tense effort of the nation t* anoliver ■ • • । Editors The iffBRlngi Banner to ba discounted. However, 'before ta.n Junta, C..ot c »«h a. Mnnlc. By Blgge*l Collection , document whose value is partially Hastings. Michigan , tanwlMHtSlIpa. r-ptn-nllni B.U ««m. Pnl indulging in optimism it must not | Gentlemen:—I wuint you Io know, j destroyed by inaccurate reporting THIRTY YEARS AGO Cr,rl Sea! won a pair of gamer Jerry William* scored a big 226 be forgotten that more than 100 of how I appreciate the Banner and from Banner. ( The report, for example, quoted second game to make a &0I series Feb 1. 1812 lhe boata and certainly more than how much 1 enjoy ihe many' ina high aefonautlcal authority as Recreation League md M Pease scored well with A special election will Jx- field on 100.000 troops remain to be ac­’ stating that, although a certain type Feb 20. to decide upon the matter terestlng Rems it always coniMns. The two nnrhor .nr.. WUl Asm 500 The counted for. Have the united na­ “The Buslnessmsns Department cf pursuit ship ha* pct formed ex­ of building udditinnnl room-, onto .<tui Eon .t clurk o. earn'-. sucecM a* Banner played tion* sufficient striking force avail­ the ward school* and erecting a „ nB,u>) |WJ11Mr t„„v 4> . n o o.v.thB|, incomplete n-am and Beta , credlngly well, it is now considered new high school buildinc ' ran I*. x , c0 |d there nnd *o much able to prevent this sizable force lit T<-r .ugh .scorinr sigma Phi was awarded three game, i merely an advanced trainer, since Gov. Or bom has knrtbtmcrd the M10W. while wr bate continuous ................. -------had .... 2'>l-H»5-2U0 lot y forfeit. from reaching its destination? That ] this pursuit stup is in quantity pro­ appointment of EUL, E Faulkner. .-suiMhinr arid warm weather here. 59,; mil Clark scored 180-194-1W Leonard* and State Insulation; ts a question that must be answered illlli1illlllii1illllbi.itlllhiiill!llh.iilllli..iilillii.iillhi<.iirtlJii.iillhii.iilllli<.irlllliMillllliiiil8lii.iillllii-iillll^ duction the imprc.vilon 1* left that well known Delton druggIM to the 7 hr beaches are crowded with r a 570 total. Middleville won th« had an evenly matched contest with by action before the so-called ba'. |th>.iunds of b.uh>*ts every day and mid game. Otto tlaavind scored i Leonards scoring 2162 and State the United States air force Is going State Board of Pharmacy Rev. S OHall closed one of the th. u tin! number of winter vi-it'nsuJalipn . 3190 with the Insulators .<•: ■ Ingle game to tie high Tur the b to be equlpjied with an advanced -coring two. victories. Doria Taliticounted as an Allied victory. If the most successful revivals ever held in ora i re duh flocklnu to this Won( trainer type of pursuit ship to com­ P.rka Tavern dropped three 5?rrn scored best In the match with Japs succeed in penetrating toJ bat the up-to-date fighter craft be­ the U. B. church al Charlotte Thd dei" i-ixrt nl the good U S A. meeting lasted for five weeks. Miami bus no factories ot any gatn-.s to Leonards and Hasting.1 a 476 series. Java with a force of this size, 50 Bonnet and Gown wop a pair Mr*. Sarah Mulholland, nupher r,<> •’ ’•* no-, .llkrlv that -ar will Ice nnd Fuel won a pair from Piston ing turned out by the Axis coun­ ships and the loss of about 40,000 if game* from Boyes Real Estate of Arthur E. Mulholland, died b- the tanirl of ,-rov nanon at war Rin.''.*. tries. with Ruth Marble scoring high in troops would be a small price to Wednesday. *’’b "nd 'br effort* Best 596. The ship referred to wa* the fathe match with 449 Mr* J. S. Goodyear- pioneer 1,1 ,-lc citizens of this place to help pay for the gain The really im­’jmous P-40 and the contusion probOlio Haavind 557. ---------------- ------•choul teacher nnd one of the m<t«l the war. cierything .-cems to portant chapter of lhe battle of j .,,.11. (. Brower 541 A ttngs Beauty Studio by a single ‘fably reunited from the fact lhat lhe widely known women tn tins citv. i.19. G Jupp.trom 538. K 'am-; Piston Rings won u |>air Macassar Straits thus remains lol In our yard wc have grapefruit, ' ihtp ha* already been modified died nt her home on S. Jeffcraon 'l.irk .i37 k Cha-M- 523. A Drown from Trio Cate nnd Strand droporanges lemons mnngoe-, avoc-.do [ several limes, in fact the latest St. Thursday afternoon. , , Draths of the wer-k include: Anna P*' B,M k' ' ,llPr,", "f all5 h P model, the P-40-P. actually ts a« Kennedy. Daniel O Knrchcr. HanTHE VINSdN REPORT abumUnre of blooming flowers There is a MOBIL DEALER in your vicinity and Congressional report* arc of value fast, well armed and well protected n,h E v.lmuita. ।1 •WJJ'Rktas A.y. | It is wonderful to be away from Spoilsmen'* League he carries a complete line of MOBILGAS and LUB­ In helping the war effort. However,, a* any combat plane of Its type in ' Hit- cold and .'now and I'm sure Charity Annable was the world. However, it Is still called ta nuj SAXONS CHALK UP some of them leave much to be de­ FORTY YEARS AGO RICANTS. He is ready to serve you. many of the residents of Hastings 3pr.ru men's League .... , Feb 6. UOS sired In regard to accuracy and the P-40. would be pleasant!)' -wurprlsed. H imthl when lie. Karnercti Mu pins lor NINTH VICTORY OF SEASON Truck Service available to your home for fuel oil, Tin- aviation authority, quoted in high school •juskelbAll ti.nn Louis Harris has purchas'd Mr th> ■. would decide to spend a little Alton's Body Shop Hls tram won n fairness joun.cycd to Battle, Creek last FriThe Vinson report covering the report, meant to imply that Wright s .ihare in Hie flrm «1 Mil­ ttnu- in Miami. pair <4 gatnra from Sluldun* one of d it where -they defeated a strong charges on Hie naval contract*, for the original P-40 was now merely ler & Wright. A Dull Today Will Start Us Out Your Way. I 1 .k-vi. w qumtcl 32 to 24. giving ■Die school building at Nashville wa.- wen on the play off. example, stale* that profit* range conridered an advanced trainer In was entirely destroy' d 1A tire about, i >he Suxons their ninth victory in Sincerely yours. as high a* 347'1. with many of comparison with such late modifica­ 3 o'clock yesterday morning The] Mn Edyth Lane. Row F.irih and Moose won nl _. , ... , . tion* as tlie P-40-F. But the Tru­ loss is 918.000 and the insurance I.tar I,am CTS-Coums. I « ' ?“?” ? !•' 3,l“d 50'1. B. , C. AmuUr MR. K > '"S ','1 ‘ K™'- L'taNaturally, this made sensational man committee left the impressaion 98.000 G W. Hyde expects to remove his t ' , Cl,,. K Cterk w j; reading and the impression gained that even though the P-40 is now bakery the last of this week tn the u.iukc coming fr««m the • xha.i't of ormerly Service Oil Company ■u-j. 1> Allerdtru: 501. II. Shroyer by lhe ca*ual reader was that flim* considered merely an advanced Black building recently |nirctw.-cd ket nnd a chanty loss. nnd CapP11 ONE 2554 doing business with the naval de­ trainci it is still being produced in by him. and will increase his stock, HASTINGS club, 501 by i line of diy goods point* eoch Thomas nnd Doyle partment were makliia exorbitant, quantity. a 1 lx igue Cotanl. 72. Actually. It is the modllied P-40-F ■Bonona —------- —A.-------------- died at oil profits. f.umtx-r nnd Coals. Jead.l,tah b I„ oroducUta, .nd M> '“"'I' *N> ,0",h,V"L In the M-mnd quarter lx»rd._Lanr I-. Mt Vinson might have pointed na.rluv night. tiinht Jan .Inn 29. -»O ot nf heart hrnrt falllailnesday la-ague., and Wanner with three, two and out, however, that only one firm wa* there are already model* on the gnn-e . to Middleville on.- point* rcsiwctivrly gave HasC'reamrry Thiuxlty nb.nt ■ — Maggie J. Hughe* haresigned charged with a profit of 247’■ and drafting board which will make the liniut a --17 io -11 -lead- al- -• Hat -half. her position as probate register the M-u-Min Arnold with four point.* and Cooper Die Three Fule* are Clotiu>. ubu this on a minor Hein where a com­ present craft obsolete. WATERS CLOTH E5 SHOP which she efficiently filled for the lluit anv team h and Thoma* with two iN>tnU r-acti Tflc Truman report might panv reported pany rrporicu a profit pimii of v» 9735 on a ( -......................... ...... ......... ...... have past five years and Mrs C. G. H< - spun the thrend «f life; Iwchesir. contract of 91.033. Fbr those who Pointed out. that an airplane is ob- cox has been appointed in her In the third quarter l-mc and notice lhat 9735 is only 71- of!“Ie,« «»r ,he “mc “ ln,° »,r°- placi. . iii«>l>p>-rl 11 pah Banash with three and two poirita 91.033. it may be mentioned lhat j ductipn Invariably there is another Walter Hayes is now a memlx hlch of the Banner force the committee calculated on per-1 model In process of testing — Yesterday afternoon a party was cenlages on the amount spent by'««>U current models in Are power --------not oa the I «md performance the contractor Chas. Rogers in honor cf tho 90th amount of Uie contract. This pro-j This is Just as true in Great Brit- birthday of Mr. Rogers' moth A change in one of Hie old. ccdure make* proflLi appear larger |ain or Germany a* it is in the business house* in the city was af­ United States and losses appear smaller. fected Tuesday by the retirement of Most congronionai report* ap­ Jos. A. Van Arman from the isio- • Other fact* that Mr Vln-on might have *trr?.wd tn hls report were parently start out on the assumpuon eery ffrtn of Hams a: ihat more than 13 . ol all tlie re­ that, something is "cockeyed and ihe business being hereafter con ducted bv W. A Ham porting companies lost money on K-ein determined to Arman has purchased n grocery iheir contract. 'On *u contracts point regardless of the tact* This business al 1302-4 Grand River completed the average rale of profit l, a distinct variance with the calm. Ave. Detroit. was 7 92'. before taxes were deduct­ temperate, judicial lone ol FIFTY YEARS AGO Robeitk report which might well ed which means a net profit 01 F' i) 4. 1392 about 3M'- after aHowantci* for c-rive a* a model tor a l such inie*Nashville will have a fin- depart­ Blue ugatlons. ment with W. E Burl as chief Alter all. the purpose ot a report ~ • who graduated Il is perfectl) proper lor Mi VinDavid Bowker, ■»cn to stress the high profit return.' . C0,“‘rtSilun;‘l Ol mlierwiM-. is not last June, died last evening. on contract*, but he also should merely to criticize but to establish consumption .111 FJitnviala UlClllOriUlS ’""UTT *- Backward Glances DEFENSE /) • BOND \fUlZ 25? ™ ‘"St,™. « w VALENTINES Hundreds Of 'Em 5c-10c 25c LEE OFFICE SUPPLY Al YOUR SERVICE 15 DEALERS Sift IN BARRY COUNTY Sporting News MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Spring Shipment Market Specia Is Here Matched Shirts and Pants All of the good colors: Navy Tex Deep Green Green, Mailman Blue Also plenty of covert, whip­ cord and moleskin pants The Theaters ran as high a.* 165 • । Packard Mo­ Police llrport linage Molen tor Car Co lost 9446.009 on mx conHighway Engineer Charles Sher:racr.' covering niar .rj -■> 'uer6 has given Sheriff Arleigh Wil­ and that mam kins. of Marion, ill., a new problem lallng *270.458> losses tn excess or 50 were report-j to solve. Someb<>dy stole a steel Lynne Robert lune. bridge. 60 feet long. >t ■ ■ The bridge was -, Grey After constdennL all fact* p: known at Fisher bridge, Became vented in th* Vinson re : it was located aero** Crab Orchard forced to conclude that it was dr­ creek in the area acquired by tin.liberated designed to ^present tlie government for a 84.WOOO !; । i ; Information m the mnj’. uufaiorabi *o:l conicrvatlon and recreation vs career tluUlingly portrayed by . I Although it gw., uu leave the impression c: abnormal moved to the side of the road 1 i'A-aU relocation. profit*, it actually cannot divgui>« iun»et. but when Sherertz went out Lhe fact lhat the average net return „n inrpcction the next morning it seller novel by Jtichanl I 1 He itnn-.edialely itarted a search Is Pictured with all Its tri aua.nst 'he btickground of a WChii return, tn view of the fact that thr for ’be missing bridge None of the . farmer* in lhe vicinity "remcm- mining lo-»l. lair and congre • ha- AUggtsied a in.it oi , However -r t tnnu men as th" one headeu by V::iM<n is valuable Ih that it tencls to .nuke ding and accounting mor* r< Ian Even to, till,. ;$ no exetue fur di>lartrd report. B I ILL A POTENT FORCE America received an answer la.'t week to tiic question. "Where h the Pacitlc fleet? □(rang unit* of the iiatul force under Admiral Chester W NimllU hit hard al some cf the ^*;>ui<*c island bsuea menacing Uie Amencan supply route to Australia and the in l.ie expedition was apparently bridge gomg by " bered seem The disappearance of Ire bridge hang* up a new record in the county where two men were convicted four yeir* ago of stealing a saw mil). On January 1. 1239. there were sbout 1.629.000 hired worker*, tn ati d it too to 7.138.000 family worker* oa farms m the United States. Drive Safely MOTORISTS — Winter traffic accidents usually^ are rauied by f peed too last farTDriditioru Slow down when road.* are alippery and visibility 1* ixxir When the mercury goes down. hazards go up! Arrive Safely Many new arrivals arc coming in daily from purchases .mode recently at the Chi cago Furniture Market. Come in often and see these new creations, new styling. colo^ harmonising in floor coverings, living room suites, bed room suites and oc­ casional living room furniture. New and different styling fl Rem­ brandt ar.i Aladdin Table and Floor lamps. In this group are swing ami. i.95 table ora lamp sets '3 New designs end covers in Krochlc living room furniture including the new American Trend Style This 15 your chance to buy a shore in Ameri­ ca by saving the difference and buy a Defense Bond c'now have on hand a complete as­ sortment of the original pin-if-up lamps, ust the thing to put above lhat favorite choii A new selection of knccholc desks, Walnut. Mahogany or Maple with chairs to match. .95 and 'Chairs extra) 16 Let s not forget Thr .-lory ol wliat r.appr a a kindly old reprobate mu-re'i himrtir In the hrctlc l-j. ikllair cl a little * I nix i t i Gangmg up to tiiriH audlencs with roaring Jetion and rou'ins Beautiful new bedroom suites. Ne* hnishc-i new coloring, including dres; ing tables and vanities wi Ith full length Beautiful new occasional living room furniture indue! ng solid Mahogany or Walnut choirstde. end. coffee lamp, and cocktdil tables, modern or period designs., a very complete selet ticn - W. A. ROTH A bride !'■ niton from her bu.-.mr mind­ ed husband forms the teat* for Lhb comedy. HASTINGS "rcarl Harbor" Buy a DEFENSE BOND today and Slap the lop Off tho map For lack of tact And a stab in the bock. llirXITVRT PHONE 2226 Bayer, c< Adair. A tint. Ml out of t dll* and er clever on the rooms. Membi chorus r their reJ e*> serv SmaU acacia c four nt day of Mr* 81 Harold Paul. M Corkin home ol and fan man ot ruary *< Mr. ant family. Grangei ottiey a Mr ant Darlene El yea. Mr. anc family Troyer Kmncd Hattie of Has' iitahed bonoret cUL pot hte Wednei Inst wc On 1 Finnic tlie hi| ind m guest. Mr. tertidn dlevlllMrs \ Myron with i mnn. Mrs M-iXMll Melhe and h evenlr nett i Learnt nnd Al*oat nnd a meet! Mr* nr.'da home prdro John llrrro Feb : all colors We have plenty of new merchandisc at right prices too Need Overalls? in bedroom or kitchen 79 rover* a ja-rlcxi ot fort-. y'Ws and concerns Hit- loves and romance. of u debutante socleiy ain Breeches galore, all sixes, rrt Wall, a party Wc have them, 32 to 50 waist. All colors, styles Union Suits of 50 per cent arid 100 per cent wool. 2 piece styles in 50 per cent wool. Wc hove tnp hard-to-find merchandise at moderate prices W aters Clothes Shop "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" HAST NGS. MICHIGAN labia day । tOf I Iwmc htldg score ■a inn MB home On B RM tert* Pint Mr with W1HI dmn ••nee The hast for ninfl Tim folk who bln* �SOCIAL EVENTS WARDS GREATEST AND CLUP NEWS Boyes, complimentary to Mrs Nell Adalrz At bridge. Mrs Adair won first. MLis Barbara Trego second ate wa* bom on Oct. 2B. 1870. the he attended in Chicago. The next j daughter of Mr and Mr* Wright meeting will be Feb 18 at the home Garrison of Baltimore township, of Mr. and Mrs Henry Fh-esner. । Barry county having been her home Maple Grove and Banfleld group* moat of her life. She is survived met at the home uf County Farm1 by one daughter. . Mrs Charles A Bureau Chairman Mrs Clajide ।—-------•'aianiazoo: three! Hoffman About forty-five were great-grandchild; ‘present Stanley M. Powell of Ionia Garrison of Bat - gave an interesting t»!k including sister. ML** Olga up-to-mlnute news of state legish Arbor, and a lature. The Maple Grove Group PLAN NEXT "SALVAGE FOR VICTORY" DRIVE omen’s club'scrap Iron, stove part*, castings' C Barnum and Roy O . Thorpe. and day evening ' such a* lead and copper, aluminum ' for sevrqtl month* an. employed R. C»6k for। nnd old rag* j by Probate Judge Charla tr the ho*tIt was voted to divide the pro- M. Mack a* probate register. . ceed* of the collection equally beHer only son. Lieut Laurence J tween lhe Hol Lunch fund at school Bauer wa* accidentally killed in an and the Red Cross War Relief fund, airplane crash in France on Nov 13. both worthwhile project* ' two days after the World war armlsThere Is a definite need for more "ice wal signed while observing the 3945 Brody •libera regarding the Feb 24 this group will 2 . . —<u nn honorary Gold star Motncr io work. Anjoor- who will or ihe Hruthip Amenewn A farewell dinner was held at the le.Ilheu»eor«inwli.pU..e..oUI>Lli|on A,„uttr). „„ home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Troyer Dr. Bclrowwher. 11 you will vulun- j A[lxlhiny brlnx j.anuxl In honor ci and family In honor of Mlles Coff- teer your service*, please call Win- ijCU( Bauer .Inn ww____ ,___ ,__ ____ , ... .< _ sum Mvrrtrlr saernca. nnd unu student* n.uuvnw ate asked to notify Walter Perkin* The| committee ha* been notified by aj large number of people lhat they would have quantifies of papers, magazines, etc . ready for the aec- Compare Anywhere at HO Morel SALE! HOTEL MATTRESS Wards biggest value-nt-lhe-prke in a mattress designed for your sleeping com­ fort and health! Sanitized ticking that's actively resistant to germs! 2<6 finest co Is in layers of cotton and Si-Latex! Buy at a sale price now) We offer the safest and best paying investments there are— Mattress and Box Spying. SaleSpaeioll 209 call me REAL ESTATE! This year we have the best values in We con sell a nice little house in the 3rd ward for $650.00. who were presented with a coffee | tabic a* a farewell gift. They moved' last week to Grand Ledge Winner* CnUTCn League Five t contract were Mr nnd Mrs. Ro- .■ Pleaw ■nun Fcldpatvch, Mrs. Byron Fletch- , nOvfl jpirilCQ r luy । r and Mr* Norbert Schowaller. i a number of the younger buys On Clinton street wc have a wonderful buy in a cement block house for $3200.00. Wc have the Smith estate, just cast of Wood­ land. 90 acres, good buildings. Wc hove 120 acres just south of Woodland, strictly modern house, vary good buildings, good rich level land. iritalned nt their home In Mid-! dlevlll- Friday evening Mr and Mr* Vemor Webster, Mr. and Mr*. George Clouse nnd Mr. and Mr*. Myron Tuckerman for a 0:3J dinn.-r. Pedro was played afterward* with honors going to Mrs Myron Tnj-kcrmnn George Clouse. . Mrs. lenn Webster and Myron Tucker- The Methodist Junior* edged out the St. Rose squad by 8 single goal. Roger, Brown and Tom Feldpau.sch tied at four point* each for honors to each team A close period in the senior division wa* played by the Indians and Leatherneck* Tlie An A-l form, excellent buildings, just south of Maple Grove, center. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUIIJJING Wc believe that- The Henl Investment Ea rth, ly Kiitherinu nt the home of Mr and Mrs. Victor Sisson on Tuesday evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Leland Ben- 3 Pc. MODERN BEDROOM RADIO-PHONOGRAPH New beauty for your bedroom in rich walnut and orientalwood veneer* and strung gum wood I Modern convenience Sensafron*/ va/uo . . . while they last at this low price I For the»e radio-phonoa are built tn nqual JIOO neti! They play 12 records automatically . . . an4 radio gets Europa diract! They have tone control, 2,000-play needle, and low pressute tone arm that makes records last 10 times longer! Hear it today! ■in large drawers, dustproof top and bot­ tom—in big, plate-glass mirrors! Com­ pare this bed, chest and vanity any­ where within $20 of Ward* price! Matching Vanity Bench............... -l.-l 1 held on Thursday of last week. Play for the mixed group begins played at seven P. M. on Thursday of each play table tennis, table gamm. or; to watch lhe basketball game The men nnd women of Hasting* arc invited to brlug their friends, for this program of recreation and table* of pedro were in play Tues­ day afternoon at the benefit party 'Flying tof Hospital Guild No. HI at thHome of Mrs Bugcne Dalinsn. At being bridge. Mrs. Wm. Parkef held high Now! Price Cut on Automatic Waterfall Veneered I Price Cut I dial squad won over lhe St. Rase team. Coleman and Long led the piny for Ute winners and Myers and Thomas were outstanding for $6 A MONTH. Usual Down Payment and Carrying Charge WardolciHii AxminNter 9x12 Rug squadron.*" military force* Here'* real floor covering beauty at a sensational low price! New­ est patterns, rich lasting colors ... deep ALL WOOL pile! Long wearing quality I outside EVERY lertalned the North Michigan Ave. Birthday club at the former's home, eight more are now being all enjoying the usual good time ganlzed. Mr. Davis states. push a youi twelve sue*t* on Friday afternoon, at her home. Bridge wa* played spoul" originated in pre-Civil war with Mr*. Boyd Clark and Mrs ' days. Most pawnshops of the period William Llnlngton as the winners I had a metal chute which extended Places were laid for eight at a! from the shop to lhe office, on the dinner given bv Mr. and Mr*. Clar- floor above, where the safe was lo­ rnee Crawford Saturday evening. cated. When articles were pawned, Tlie evening wa* spent with visiting. they were ticketed and placed in a receptacle and pulled up lhe chute Mr>. Roman Fcldpausch wa* or epout, to be deposited in lhe of­ IltMe** to the St. Rose Study club fice safe. Since many pawned arfor their meeting on Tuesday eve­ ning. luiion is obvious. TTie twelve numbers of the Good' Raid Warning Time* club were guest* of Mr* F.l L Bauer on Tuesday for luncheon The United States army hat an­ fallowed with bridge. nounced parfaction of a supersansl* Complimentary to Philip Mitchell' tlva airplane detector which warm who leave* Friday to enter army I airpilot* at approaching enemy planes. The device give* a 15­ bins of Grand Rapids entertained minute warning, with the enemy a group of friend* at lhe home of. .plane unable to shield or insulate Mr and Mrs. F. W. Stebbins. W.i against the warning, according to Green St. on Saturday evening. army experts. twelve being present. Out of town । Information and photographs of guest* were Mr. and Mrs. Winston, Moore. Grand Rapid*. Mr. and; for sudden weather changes. Velvet Sofa-lied ■■laid Compare at $15 more! A ( Lounge styling and com- "T* Long wearing linoleum on fdt back at ■ low sate pries! Beautiful marbled pattern in several eolarsl Fell Baek i VULCANIZING ALL KINDS Sclcct maple and Hrdi In a pic a* iog.de carat edstyk! 3-way adjustable aprtngl General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime. For night serv­ ice phone 2352 or 2230 Jtfferson and Court Hastiais, Michigan MONTGOMERY W Bsnoeo Gas and Otis Vulcanising 118-126 SO. JEFFERSON HASTINGS */k|> 7l|’ 9 <F **. yd. �PAGE 8TX TUP IHRTINC.g HANNER. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. |W _ .. ____ ___ ____ _______ _______ ______she ____the ... ,K; of____ these causes supported 1 areas tn the United States." One MBtlHIHUWiaca tg QIl|urrl| Nrtus Kellogg Foundation I church members who have attend-] by the UTO this year jw 1* Miss BerBcr- . said Wednesday. Wednesday "I think everyone nurr.r.s on child nealth and wrl-jed nice Jansen, a “missionary" in the in America should have a chance fare work. j Last week Uie pastors attending imi —a-.-..! -gtLts ---------gUPAj,~ bhe concluded. “I Just!the regular monthly meeting of the 1932 style who will speak at .uthe > to use the wonderful we, have Episcopal Women's convention this I here and that's why I was so happy try to Rive them an idea that some St. Johns district of Michigan ConThursday at the Central Branch! to be axAcned to this work " one can* about them whether they ference were guest* of the Rev. and are rich or pour" 1। *■ Mr*. — A. * *■ M. Coldren. After — pot -.• i-> luck —l YWCA. -WORK OF MobtRN 1 Miss Jansen does not conduct (supper they stayed for the evening Mix* Jansen, a tall hearty worn- church worship services but coil-! . M1HSIONARY 1 service ♦ FIRST CHURCH OF an. hails originally from Minnecentrates on recreational nnd ed■ ■ In Thursday’s issue of the De­ CHRIST. SCIENTIST . Presbyterian Church -* troll Free Press appeared the fol- sola but spent 10 years hi Japan ucatlonal work. Orangeville, she Tlie subject for Sunday is | Dr. Charles E. Blanchard retired ■« kkindergarten off th the lowing item about Miss Bernice | •• Jn‘,w!*rt*n ’supervisor ,uperyUoL.? 5 says, has a population of about 125 minister al Marshall will supply ..Jansen nnd her work, which will1 northern district for lhe Episcopal people composed ot tenant farm­ "Spirit." tlie pulpit next Sunday morning 2 intereat Birry county people c ,Urf.h . Ln JM0 «me b“1C 10 ers. sharecroppers nnd some land I u* Rev. Hathaway is confined to lii Whenever a woman of the EpU. ' Uie United Slate, and. as the war owning farmers. Next summer. slut GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH • Tne *»tre;it High PriMt” lx the hls bed with lumbago copel churrh fed* thankful about ctoud. were brewing, wa. unable to expects to work with tlie migrants Mibject for next Sunday. . . j Baptist Churrh □anything site drop*- a dime or a get a visa to return to Uie Orient. who will help harvest the crops— Sunday school staff meets Friday. She was therefore sent to work principally onions. “quarter into lhe United Thank OfTlie subject for Sunday morning 7 20 P M . at 521 ,W Court. will be “Our Great High Priest" Miss Jansen organize.* club* Bering collection At the end of in the Kentucky Mountains among the hill people nnd lost October and for Sunday evening it will be amifu» the children to teach. the year, the United Thank Of-’ was transferred to Orangeville. Tlie .Sorrow That Leadeth Is Rethem looking. sewing, carpentry <ferlng 1* channeled by the church ;>entance." and games and she Is now or-* authoriuen into some cause for Mich. llavtin** Church Wednesday afternoon. FVb. II. "Since I came home I've been ganizlng a community first aid . which there would otherwise be no: Womens prayer meeting Wed- taidie* MU-sionary Society meets ' amazed at the ^yrglect of the rural group. She eo-ojierate*, also with juncu. ner.dny afternoon at the parsonage. with Mrs M. Hathaway. 511 W Ciinton Street Mrs. L Gross will 401 E Stale Road " ‘ Her subject will Wednesday evening ruing prayer senserv­ *oe me speaker, U- announced ice. the place to t.~. be nr.r.r,ur»fd ] be The Bible" ( At the. Sunday morning services Sunday. .... ....... .. *rt Mr the spring «f Feb. 15 a rpeclal offering wilt be ti-vnn!—Murrh 25 to April 5 This! taken for thr Red Cross. mi-jnie is sjranfored bv the Worn---------------- ----------------------en ' Prayer Group and Ml * Anna i Voelker to Address F. McGhlenf Fort Valley. G.i . liM ’ ® .. ° . b.tn a* uie evangelist Dowling - Bantield 'Mi*v L* one of the out> .. •nuiir.g entnp meeting evanr<*i:*L> sVletnOdlStS ■ «t th. raunin today. Shr ta> tnadrj Dr Paul F vwlktr. prrudrat ot ... ., .M. kt»»w8. .hlrh m.k.. G,;„a ,Up,a< AMERICAN LEGION DOCTORS SUPPORT FIRST AID CLASSES ' Reports from chapters in manyj; Community Notices part* of the country reveal that | American physicians by the lliou-j sandx are cooperating with the ———--- ---------------------American Red Cross in training' Cedar Creek civilians in first aid techniques. . The Community Club will be held In many cities and town* doctors jut lhe school house this week FriThe regular meeting Ls to be held tonight at the legion hall. are taking Red Cross fir*t aid re-! day evening. The Cedar Creek meets Thurs­ Mtmbershlp due* have been com- fresher course* to enable them to' day. Feb. 12 - with Minnie Campbell. log in splendidly and those *ho(^ w„„ familiar with lhe Red become . have not yet i>ald are urged to do. Cress program. A large proportion All are invited. mj *ixu> a., you urc now coiwldered Of the phyxlclaiw are following up' State Road delinquent oxy the lime limit has .Cta-e*. the course* conducting aid] Stale Road Extension Oroup win u.u*by.««««». -wfirst uwvww. passed. ’ | classes, thus increasing the cutout the Red Red Cross Cross first. first “aid training ™JJ;*1 lhe homC • • • eof r the Id training of. Mrs. Bordy Rowlader. More than t&O wu* realized from '| -----------p’rogein^" the supper served Saturday night. extent of the Interest of the' thi* money to be uwd toward pay-;medical profession In the Red fiur iommun,v Mp ts u, ' Ths The Star Star Erie Extension Group will ing !or the new stove. Everyone co- crow first aid training setup HIUwU by u, operated in u fine way which the |shown the program being t~'— meet nt the home uf Mr*. Chester coininunltee greatly appreciated. I(undertaken ----- ------- 'by physicians ... In WashTompkln* Thursday. Feb 5 , 1I Ingtun. idO ----IllglUIl. Tu Ill date UHIC more IOUIC than IOU Legionnaires did a good -job of have taken Red Cross first Aral Carlton Center - I doctors have ' alll courte.,_ an(-j many of— - -1 The Carlton L..A. S. will meet selling tickets in advance nho' them alwhich helped. ^ready are conducting “— Thursday. ■'"* _ . for.-dinner . ...at--------- first aid Feb 12. , , , __Jlhe i uw uau. ball. Mrs. .**»*'• «••••••• Mina — Elliot ——----w ill art . On Wednesday afternoon, lhe clBtxes. Training claue* for physicians M ho,^ An nre cordially Invited Auxiliary met nnd attended the fu- ( । were started November 24 al the —--------• wta* «I our Gold star Mother. requestt of o, the uw District of Columbia Goodwill MrJ. Grace Bauer. Her passing bus M„iical Society The first clanai Gocttwill Communitf Club wifi brought sorrow to the members of ... compo^ - -t - <0 pl>».kun. »»d Frb clurg.7. both Hu* Unit and lhe Post who kmc a-I rnllnwMl followed hv by nnntlift* another elaxs class nf*. De- • ^ . ‘c.hmch . ... AVSnlth _ .... to m .hnrin, respected her highly and uppre- cember 19, which wa* attended by' f .h_ ..moram and will show plrciatc her-numefOW contributions ja doctor* ‘bf tlie Veterans Ad-1 fumLshed by the Production to'these two organizalions Sym-• ministration. ........-..w.. Tlie TTic latter group will 'credit Credit Association Association. pathy is extended to the bereaved1 -------*• teach first aid to the employees of- vreuit Associauon. ones. the administration. Prairieville usual abilltv a* a speaker. Mie lias|'J l,le ^al?lrr J*1”1 n80”' ,, More than 100 physicians of W. 8. C. 8. will meet Wcdnewiay. .. deep n;iv*i<.n for souls ami walks Mtrt>M‘r l,n'1 ^“khier Banquet of; Next week some excerpts, from Ute Washington and outlying commu­ Feb 11 with Mr* Zara Boulter. , humbh before her .God Rcmem-I'he »owling-Banfield Methodbt February Bulletin will be given. nities enrolled in a first aid course Pot luck dinner at noon. ' ta-r thew dates and plan tn attend ithu,ch Tu"--day. Feb 10. at 7' ----------------- **-“---------------'at tlie request of the National In­ Rnix>rt C will Smitserve ~ o'clock. <i'el*<ek. Robert C Smith stitute of Health of the U. 8 Pub­ Delton as toastmaster Robert Conklin will __________ । He Health Service, and the District ! Feb. 2 lhe regular meeting of North Ining Churrh give tlie toast to the occasion. The j There will be n nubile suimcr at Colun’bl* Medical Society re­ tlie Delton Inland Lake* Garden Prayer meeting Tuesday evening Comstock Hllltnilles will supply. h____ lpori«> ‘hat 140 additional physl- club will be held al the home of xxi.iiinu.-oc , the U B. church Wednesday. Fib .clans enro|]pd for 3 class which Mrs Bert Chandler on Thursday music nt tlie home of Mr and Mrs J W special Committees for....lhe--------banquet 25. Please keep Into m >m»d started January >3 Cnlrn* ’ -----------------------,— in-|Fuarv — . I afternoon. Feb. 12. Roll call—"Bring Services Sunday morning at the elude; Dinner arrangements—Mrs. j . " ',, _. , , In New York a series of four' a written question about planto or Republican Club of■ lw:tur„ on ,tM1 Croas nrat ald gardening which you would like to usual hours storms ami bid Lloyd Gaskill Mrs Ella Smith.j Womens ---------- — ‘h<* ua* .held before Joint meeting* of have answered" The question box roads have made servicea uncertain. Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Vita OU4 Ban-/ B-*rTT county will meet s at’- tlie Im. .I.,. . ... ..... •«.. home of Mrs. Lt-on Bauer. Wedbut don i let this get you out of of Dowling and Mrs Henry Gray. home of Mrs. Leon Bauer. Wed- lhe <N(.W York Academy of Medi- 'contest will be In charge ot Mrs Uie habit of chrtrrh attendance । Mr> Das Id Conklin and Mr*. Smith nesday. Feb. II. al 2 o'clock. Kim C|I1C and u»e Medical Society of the Bcaaie Stough Tlie lesson will be Come out Sunday morning. 1i of. Banfield. .. ...Mix* Sigler will be Ute speaker. Decorations — 1 County of New York. Each of the on pruning. I lecture* was attended by more I Helen Gray of Bantleld: PublicityTlie ntxl meeting Of tlie Cedar GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH m Mrs. Ben Beverwyk will entertain I moo physician*. I Creek Cemetery Circle .will lx- held I Mrs. O Fisher of Dowling aiidMrs. The Grace Lutheran church to lOj AI „ ,l. Mrs Gordon nuMWI H r>cuuc Ncubert. Buxton, the Banner cla*s of the Methodist I Boston Red Cross officials said'! at lhe home ot Mrs. Myron Mason pretent a ChrUllan motion picture. and Mr> u,n Tock of Bantleld. church school ut her home. €03 S I that the demand for training by on Wednesday Feb. 11 with dinner at The lower o( God at the Amiri-] Tljp Mctiiodist Youth Fellowship Mill St., on Tuesday evening. Feb | physician* lias been so great as to noon. ■ J.cooperative __ r____ supper will be Ux u,e Red Croa* first aid in-, Tlie basket ball game between Xk «,OnHay. Bill h“*c cl«rze of the serving and 10. A ------ 'd us usual. served Feb 16. at 7:30. No odmisslon will 1 .. ^.rvier structing r.-iniu. facilities. Delton and Augusta wifi be played b.- chanted but a froe-will offer- j __________ in the gymnasium here Saturday In urging the „ support of the Postponement of the' meeting of inc will be made to defray ex-; COATS GROVE medical profession lor the .. H«1 evening. Feb, 7 Instead of Friday Peuse* Tlie picture Is a sound film ’ m, and Mr* Cleo Sears and fam- Emmanuel Guild, because of the Cross program "r William evening Feb. 20 as scheduled death of Mrs. Grace Buucr. on Wed ­ said 10 tie n feature production in | Of Woodland visited nt Floyd The next meeting ol lhe BarryReggio, instructor in Surgery of nesday afternoon to next week Wed­ the Harvard Medical School, toiu PralrlevlUe Township Pai m Bureau l"" n jkmiblc* Sunday. UH st U B CHURCH Mrs P*arl Drmond a'”1 l‘W fa‘h- nesday afternoon.- Feb Hr to an­ Boston physicians that most doc­ 'will be held at the home of Mr. anti nilhT <. B. ( ill R( 11 |(r An.h OrBVf, M|, Helen'Demond nounced. The place Lk lhe liome tors need first aid training | Mrs Ward Lindsay on Wednesday Th? Evangelist a- meetings held 1 and son Kenneth attended the of Mr*. Chas. Potts and the lime is Of the 186.0X1 physicians tn the evening. Feb. 11. by Uie Tebo Gospel party In the] wedding of Uie former s cousin. Mis* Hie Southwest Barry Teachers country it is doubtful if more tiian First U B. church are attracting | Vera Eggleston last Saturday in 7.500 are familiar with what is Club will hold It* regular meeting nt Hastings Evening Extension Group sizeable crowd* Grand Rapids and also called on taught in a first aid couise, or are 1 tlie Prairieville Methodist church No I will meet nt the home of (Thursday evening of this week. Miss Marcia Bryan, who lend* Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Demond. really qualified to leach a stand! the song service, is Uie new iiiem-l The I*. T. A. was held Friday eve- Wanleta Bassett. 626 Montgomery, nrd first aid course to laymen, j ber of the party Miss Belli Beth Cun- nlng with a supper followed by a nt 6 P. M Thursday. February 5. Dr Reggio declared member Ls to bring own table _ nt Each_______ ningham of Martinsville. III., to ] program in which Chief of Police Mr and Mrs. Myron Mason will Other cities, including Chicago. 'iccompanyht and ijerforms solo । Hurry Thompson of Hustings gave service, dish towel and apron. St. Louis. Cleveland and San Fran­ entertain lhe Cedar Creek Cerne-. number:; on various musical In-1 n talk on “Defense" and Orval Tutcisco, are reporting large Increases' tery Circle for dinner Wednesday. accompnnist " . — and‘ performs- solo,11 tie gave ‘humorous readings, readings. in the participation of the medical Feb. 11. Visitor* arc welcome. remembered from last year. Miss Dili, Betty Kimble of Hastings profession in first aid training. viiilrcl the home folks Sunday Rnndav P. Thr local church appreciates the visited Harold F. Enlows. national direc­ ' interest of neighboring pastors and 1 M. P. T. A. meet* this Friday at the tor of First Aid. Water Safety and Accident Prevention of the Amer- Hall. Iciqi Red Cross, announced. • Evangelical L A. 8 meet'. Feb. 12 nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ “ We of Uie Red CrOM arc grate-, 1 Nomination and election of our ler Lewis. In the evening Uie Sun­ ■ new Junior ’vice commander will ful for Uie cooperation of doctors' day school class- will meet at the" be the principal topic of business throughout lhe land." he said home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Welton at Uie regular meeting, tonight "Now more than ever, large num­ Brooks. bers of instructors for the Red ■ I called for 8:30 prompt i About 90 sat ut our slum supper Cross first aid courses are needed. Martin Corners I at Uie family night on Friday of and. of course, physicians arc Remember the P. T. A. will be last week We want to give our eminently fitted to help in this held this Thursday evening. There mast grateful thanks to Red Smith training program." Last year more than 700.000 will be a program of pictures. Bring ! who did such a fihe Job that he cup. spoon and fried cakes. civilian* were trained Ut first aid 1 drew Uie praise of all of the peo| pie present Including Uie i>ersonal by the Red Cross. Since the start ' of the war. lhe program lias been! praise of our department com­ stepped up to tlie rale of mote i mander Thursday at the church basement. • We also want to thank lhe Crane ’han 1.000,000 a year, and the de­ Pot luck dinner. 1 sisters who gave us such nlc> music mands for training continue to in­ Tlie D. G. T. O. Club will meet crease. Mr. Enlow* pointed out 1 while we were eating the alum. next Wednesday, Feb. 11 with Mr. j Tlie high light of lhe meeting was nnd Mrs. Chas. Townsend. Tlie the talk by our Department Com­ Dances With ‘Dead* Girl; chairman is Mrs Vera Brinker I mander who stressed on the war Come dressed in old fashioned Suffers Mental Collapse clothes if possible and bring old conditions and the duty of us as i Veterans and Citizens Of course the dead do not return. thne pictures. Pot luck dinner. All | Comrade Tagg who has been hav- Nor do many believe that spirits are invited. l ing lhe flu Ls better at this writ­ hold seances with their loved ones. HENDEltSHOTT big. But every once In a while there The Extension class will meet Comrade Webb is taking Uie first comes a story floating across the aide course at Uie school. Thursday at the home of Mrs. | Comrade Paton has returned waves which makes us skeptical and . Lloyd Haynes. The McOmber school teacher with . from the hospital and was at our keeps us pondering on lhe truth or falsity ot such claims. Laurence Christensen and Mr. family night party on Friday. | We are sorry to report that the Knickerbocker assisting, took Uie 1 father of our late Commander. lated by H. C. L. Jackson of the pupils to the Shrine Circus last week. It was educational as well Detroit News. A young fellow, home In Mt Pleasant,'during last named Bill, (names are fictitious) as amusing to the youngsters. Gerald Haynes was home from met a girl at a danlk; danced with her quite often during tha evening East LnnsliiK for the weekend. ■ MARTIN CORNERS Duane Greenfield has quit hls j Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Endsley of and later made a date with her for work In Battle Creek and gone to the following Saturday. He was to । Lansing were Sunday callers al work on the Ingram Dairy farm. Call for her at her home. She would He will move in one of lhe Ingram I Mr and Mrs. Orton Endsley i Mrs. May Chenowlth of Leonadbi not let him take her home that tenant houses. j was nn over the weekend guest of night. Mrs. Mary Schwucko is on the While duncipg with her, he no- sick list at present. her niece. Mrs. Sterling Weeks. On Saturday Mrs. Weeks and Mrs Uced that her hand was as cold as Han Gels Mother's Ears Chenowlth visited the sister of a chunk of ice, but paid little atten­ One of the most remarkable op­ Mrs Weeks. Mrs Mabel Puffpaff tion to that at the moment. erations in the annals of plastic sur­ j In University hospital. Ann Arbor Saturday evening came, and Bill. nnd found Iter ns well a* could be gery recently took place In WestI expected. A dress given him by Uie girl. • Ht cllff-on-Sea, Essex, England. Miss Bemita Cogswell of Huanother's sacrifice has rebuilt a new | tings was an over the weekend rang the bell and a maid answered. fa'ce for her son. The mother Is Bill gave the girl's name, but the guest of Aunt Millie Fisher. Mrs. Atkins and the son Is Jimmy. Mr and Mrs Orr Fisher visited maid said "there's nobody here by As lhe result of an affliction, Jimmy her brother. Frank Cogswell and that name." Bill insisted that there was. and could not speak properly. Jimmy family in Hastings Sa'urdav being | dinner guests there and were guests so the maid called the lady of the has been going to a hospital 'for I at a supper honoring Mr*. Fisher s house. As Bill sat down his eyes months for his face to be rebuilt birthday at lhe home of her broth­ fixed themselves on a cabinet photo­ with skin grafted from other parts er William Cogswell nnd family on graph. The (fleture smiling at him of hls body. Now his smile is no j Hie Center road that evening from the elaborate frame was that longer contorted*but straight and j Mr. and Mr* Frank Cogswell and of the girl, Mary. Jollyfamily of Hastings. Mr and Mrs But Jimmy had no ears so when ■ Soon an elderly lady walked into Glennard Showalter of Nashville hls mother heard that he could be and Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Cogs­ the room and introduced herself as given ears, she pleaded with doctors well and son David of the Center Mary’s mother. "I simply do not to give him hers. So soon the final road were Sunday dinner guests of understand," she said. BUI didn't understand cither. When he told her delicate operation of transferring Uie where he had met her daughter, hor­ BRANCH DISTRICT ror welled in the woman's eyes, and carried out and Jimmy will be ai I Forrest Bldelman has been qulU they appeared to go blank slowly. i III with the flu and threatened "1 don't know," she said, "I don't pneumonia at lhe home of hls parToo Feeble to Walk You sec, Mary died jenta Mr and Mrs. Henry Bldelman understand. An 88-year-old man charged with .but is better at present. double parking failed to appear I There will be no evening preachwbou hi* namu woo called but a Mril Homesteader i ing sendee al lhe North Maple Grove church until further notice Daniel Freeman of Nebraska waa woman who said she wa* his daugh­ । Mrs. Vincent Norton spent TUes­ the flrat person to file a claim uhder ter stepped forward. "Where's Mr. THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Doe?" asked the judge, "I'd Jike to day afternoon tn Nashville with I her sister Mixa May Potter who is lough from lhe Union army. The see him—he's pretty old to bo driv­ Courteay And Friendly Service Shown To AU ill. ing a car." "Oh. he can drive all Prompt'Delivery Service Phone 2131 right. Judge." said daughter, brighten to him by the federal govern ­ In the completely mechanized ■ ly. "but he's too feeble to come to army on lhe move, we must assume ment has been officially dedicated court—he can't walk I'* they prepare tomorrow’s hash in ■ to the Homestead National Monu­ ment ot America. . transit mixed concrete machine Mo ca We La M en Ol Dt ite Ch Ba Su W Fi tr Jo tro pa •Su M Organizatioiia <( the "yanks" can cause a lot of damage on the home front, too! Do you have a habit of yanking lamp cords out ot their sockets by pulling on the cord instead of the plug? Some people do. and it’s a very bad habit, because sooner or later you'll loosen lhe wires at the end of the cord, causing flashes (short circuits) and fuse blowouts. Then you'll wonder why your lamp or other appliance docs not heat or operate satisfactorily, or is "out of fix" entirely. NOW is a good time to check your lamps and appli­ ances If wires arc frayed or broken, get new cords or have old ones repaired by your electrical dealer or elec­ trician With Uncle Sam needing all sorts of material to WIN THE WAR. you may have to depend on the elec­ trical appliances'you now have to serve you for a long time to come. FOIL VICTORY BUY Check up on your cords and appliances without delay . . . TODAY. . Ju:u Consumers Power Company VITAMINS AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming on account of ill health I will have an auction sale on the farm located ope mile north and 3-4 mile east of Carlton Center on TUESDAY, FEB. 10,1942 Starring at 1 o'clock the following property will be offered: HORSES Black gelding, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1600. Brown gelding, 8 yrs. old. wgt. 1600. A good work pair. Sorrel gelding, wgt» 1400. cows Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 3 wks. Jersey cow. 6 yrs. old. fresh Sept., bred Oct. 28. Jersey cow. 9 yrs. old. fresh Sept., bred Nov. 7. Jersey cow. 5 yrs. old, fresh Sept., bred Dec. 6. Black cdw. 8 yrs. old, fresh Nov., bred Jan. 2. Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old. fresh Sept., bred Nov. 15. These cows averaged 327 lbs. but­ terfat for the year ending April 1. 1941 average herd test of 4.7. A good clean herd of cows. Red heifer, 18 mos. old. bred Sept. 17. Red heifer, 15 mos. old. not bred. FEED ( Quantity of hay. Bean pods. 60 crates of corn. 60 bushels of oats. CHICKENS 80 White Leghorn pullets, good layers. FARM TOOLS Oliver 11 riding plow. McCormick-Decring 2-sec. drog. Riding cultivator. Deering binder, 6 ft. Superior fertilizer grain drill. Land roller. Miller bean puller, nearly new. McCormick mower. 5 ft. McCormick-Deering side rake and tedDouble work harness. Collars. Farm wagon and rack. Pumpjack and motar. No. 15 DeLaval cream separator with motor. Portable hog coop. MISCELLANEOUS 2 ten gallon milk cans. Pails. Strainer. Hard coal brooder stove. Post hole digger. Scythe. Kpcs. Forks. Hoy forks. Florence heating stove. Some household furniture. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of tale, nothing to be removed until settled for. ALL YEAR ROUND-HEALTH NORMAL GROWTH 8056 VITAMINS are definite chemical substances indispensable to the prop­ er utilization of foods so thal the body may have energy for work and be able to keep the various organ? and tissues in o healthy state. Don't Buy Brands Not Known To You If you KNOW the maker of the vitarhins you buy you con judge if the product is GOOD-but dor/t be mis­ lead by off brands. Consult ybur doc­ tor as to which brand is BEST SUITED for YOUR needs. Complete stock in the leading brands. PARKE DAVIS & COMPANY ABBOTT LABORATORIES THE UPJOHN COMPANY E. R. SQUIBB & SON UNITED DRUG COMPANY Prices on all vitamins at lowest cost. CARVETH & STEBBINS LEO GUY, Proprietor DEWEY REED,* Auctioneer. CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk BANNER WANT ADVR. PAT T th D te W an da T vi . C B C th m fo tl l t fo h t B p o f o s m H �THI HABTING8 BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &, 1942 PERSONAL MENTION - TELLS OF HOLIDAYS IN PUERTO RICO • KaUmaaoo will provide the music) ■ Camp Fire Activities 1° mleeTSAUCE s!uiGceDIFRUIT fFr5itECAKES cakes®'"8 APPLE Dorothy Stanley will have Uie Odako Camp fire group met nl clogging th* tide* Kenneth Biddle was liome from assistance of John Coleman. Mary; Mrs. Gordon Edmonds spent 4.00 Tuesday. They planned a party. dutribultas Grand Rapids over the weekend. Monday in Owosso. Doxter Smelker Teaches played a game, and drew names ' , Ketcham. Marjorie Boyes. Marjory. Mr. and Mr* Robert Tyler spent' Stanley. Beatrice Tuckerman. Bob' Mrs. Alma Fingleton is In Chi­ Committees were chosen to pick out ‘ English In San |uon Schools candy and games for the party. j be oerlodicaUy «nplUd. the weekend In Detroit with hia1 Pierce, and some other interested) cago on a buying trip. I Residents of Freeport will re-’ people. This group ha* been asked) G. E. Goodyear is in Detroit this brother. Kcnrnka Groap I to ______ prepare ...11 me 1nau .... in gay .nu .H .p.1 ™mber Dexter Smelker. of Mr Wednesday and Thursday. Tlie Kenenka group held their; in Detroit on Monday to see Dr. propriste Valentine colors and and Mrs. Clarence Smelker. now of meeting at the home of their guarCharles McIntyre Laiulng on Tuesday on business. heart*. | Middleville but who lived in Freedun. Mrs. chandler, Thursday, Jan. Mr*. Fred Friedrich went to Bat­ Larry Moore. Loh Kenyon. Max- j port for a number of year*. ■ Mis* Betty Lane spent the week­ 29. The president called the meet-| end in Allegan as the guest of Mis*, tie Creek yesterday to spend sev­ ine Ayers, and Cornelia Beverwyk: AfUr graduating from Albion. ing to order and th* secretary 6iv°' eral days with a friend Olive Clark. will carry out an active publicity roUeg<_ wenl to Rlco her report We had our first te*Mis* Doti* Biddle visited from campaign to invite nil interested jggjj, wld tlftb b^n very successMrs. Don Young was called to, eon on first aid. Friday <til Monday with her sister. Detroit last week by lhe death of, yoting jxoplc to tho party. Admls- :fnl under date of Dec. 31. 1941. he I Mrs. John Swenson cf Benton HarWahanka Camp Fire Group iter brother. । slon has been set at thirty cents, wrRC« from San Juan alxrnl some of /' Mrs. D. L. Christian and MlM|““^r an(1 Mra Davld Goodyear including tax. | hls experiences and life in Puerto • The Walianka Camp Fire Group) held their mreting at the home of The dance is one of n series made Rico. Hls letter reads in part;. f Charlotte l^ke spent Thursday In |n o^trcit part of this their guardian. Mr* Hine.* It was | Maaicar* ... possible by tlie Y. M C. A. and Thia makes my seventh Christ\ Battle Creek. I w.efk ^tending lhe hardware condecided to have a skating party at1 the Hasting* Youth Council. 1 ma* in Puerto Rico nnd I sometimes \ Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Dolan left I vention. ' MARTHA MAHAR the pond Friday night, after, which • ---------------।wonder what cold and snow really \Sunday by automobile for Florida: -* .. - Bronson Mr. and --Mrs „.Weldon — ... I ww 1 fee) like. Perhaps on the contrary they will have pot luck at Mrs., ELIZABETH McDONALD (spent the wockend In Jackson— with .. for a month's stay. ...----------------------.. Hine's. As the the closing closing hymn wks sung at you may wonder what a tropical ...... Mrs. Basil n-.il Smith ...a As 'Mrs. Abcn Johnson and Mis* Bar- Mr. and and hahv baby Betty Lou Marlin. Scribe. -the Sunday morning service of the Christmas is like huru Johnson were In Detroit from ^daughter. Jefferson St. U. B church. Mrs. In other years Chrlstma* time Wednesday till Fridaj BANNER WANT ADVB. PAT >o’" 'ES; Ad. • ■ Mllkr -* —„.d •— C1...W Klni — here ha* _... been exceedingly merry, Mrs. fb^Wlnston £ uy s»«. auiu Mia. s»nu.-, —™ -------- - Willie nOW. | ,.|<v..k b. U empto-d « m. coimraiucu W ™ -J" >4 teaspoon nutmeg. For the boys away from home, for weeks’wtthT^KffiT* iwn'coxrRlch uel Couch came lo the altar and ** Puerto Steo lrc to 2 teaspoons lemon juice. ........ Puerto -----Col,Emil T>den and Mr nnd Mr*. Mr. nnd Mrs Wm. T. Ori«*bv ‘heir man iage ceremony wm read Christmas spirit. Rico 1. is rrkena. who lire In toll tort2 tablespoons apple brandy. saddened for its lack* those Midi- ments. for all those giflee.* who W'R. Ctiok leave Saturday for a *o-; left yesterday for KLsrtmmec. Fort by Rev. E. M Wheeler of that Uonal dances, parties and festivals.. have *o many things that giving 2 cups raisins. Journ in St Petersburg. Fla. Lauderdale, —n. nnd and other place* of Inin- church. .The OTk-_ store* ..... . are not so full f.kll of nf buying tMkvino ' them -V-.... something .nm.lblnp different rlifTrrmt is 1< a 1 cup figs. n Florid*. Horida. Mr. « King is employed by the H ' CU4tomers; tlie amount of toys is, problem, we suggest these apple Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of De- lerest in 1 Mr 1 cup orange peel. returned nnd* — Mrs King i t so w srrui. t; chrUlma , has aHCt. frull ,_ baked trolt spent the weekend witH their Mr*. Herschel .Rollick — -------- tings Bookcase ... - - Co. —----- juoi vhtiamiu** uaa made ut«u. .sauce 1 cup citron. fruit cake cakes, baked ln in mdivldindivid­ fr.-im Ann Arbor Arh/ir where, bliAi’A ' has k.... for some nmn 11 nip hmn < on .......a -■thoughtful __ . ..... __ «_______ .... parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith. Tursdny• from time been assistant assistant') » p » r, .take attitude ual casseroles 1 cup nutmeat* (chopped). and made from dcMr and Mr*. Guy Gidainga spent I she underwent a minor operation' Mr. nnd Mrs. Couch nt thcl^y^ blood, a* you know, I* nn liclous flavor-full Michigan apple*. Prepare fruit and num. Sift flour. । Sunday nt the home of Mr anil ) on her eye nt University hospital. ) county infirmary. They arc both enwtlonai biood. which Is sensitive । I You'll be twice blessed, for after measure and sift n portion over Mr*. Loren Johnson at Middleville.; Mr. nnd Mr, George Bauer nnd1 member* of Die Jefferson St |„lld beeped full of its tradition of1 the cake i* gone the casserole re­ fruit—mix thoroughly, sift remain­ Howard Herrick vf New York City daughter of East Lansng and Miss cllUrch 'kinship nnd'of death. for remembrance. And ing flour with soda, baking powder wa* thc guest of Mr and Mrs. । Label Sage of l-aiulng were guest*, Their many friend* wish them The month of December has been- mains cxceemng.y busy mu> one one for .or me. me. In u. d«i'l forget how _wdl fruit cake and spices. Lawrence Herrick over the week-'of tlie home folks over the week- uie best of enjoyment and success .an »n exceedingly the first week for two days our aetps . . . Importan. for those Cream butter Add sugar and I end. end. len.d,.. . „ .। upon their life'; road. . 1 ....... ....... I... >>.. fi,.। rf vnu who are s-nclmr cf you arc sending food tar far eream thoroughly Add eggs one at «ua. W. U». DcCou nnd Mr*.; Mr* Fred Mahoney of Kalama----------------- ---school was taken over by the first a time and beat until well blended. Thomas Stebbins arc in Chicago Izo<1 n,’d Mr*. Olessner Doifi- and RECOVERING I ROM Child Congre** ever to lie held in away. This is what you'll need: ,tcr I Add apple sauce, lemon juice and IM. ».». VU1UM Mr. .nd Mr.. MU »» 1,1 P '" «uto "I 8BVBK1I »»■■!«» ........ Puerto Rico. Problem* of how to ‘ ’.3 cup butter. Dietrich Mrs. Cole Newton and Mi** Helen Mrs Deli H, Sutton ami little better the Puerto Rican children , cM-luhlowd brown '>"■>» •>o •>«>‘i cups Mr*. Mary Showerman went Io' Newton on niureday. (grandson. Dell J. Morgan, are re­ were discussed. 'Diere were many ex- , l ’ ' ~~r~ " ually. stirring them in well. Mt. Mrs L Lockwood nnd covering from , severe burn* sus "r-S'; ■«■» I Add fruit and mix well. Pour in Ml. Pleasant j-u-usaiii Friday rimay where wncre she sue will wm i Dr —............................ — —...................... “ , ­ “L“ w. ....... 1 Snap Bali Band .... . . .I t-., I l.lnRrl »two -.'rt weeks niff. I wcll'greased individual pans or ednduct evangeltaUc services for Hr unrf and Kfr. Mr*. Cl D. D U/ollAn Walton <inr<. were <n injtalned ago FflftfiV Friday. .111)1 Jan ctuldren from ui! Tlie industrial, vocational, correc3 eggs. two weeks. [Knlnmiizoo Thursday evening with 23. when the little fellow pulled, industrial. vov«..uim.. . ca'<eroles Bake 300 degrees for 1 Co Agri Agent Harold Foster. IJohn Lockwood^ attending tlie bas- O over which |i tire the nnd and private schools were repre.... ba*-[ ver a pan of hot grease in winch 1 J CUP6 apple ■ hour. 1 1j •'•'thiill xetbiill al WMCE gyin Mrs. Sutton ««« wax »rs-in» frying rfnuohnut* doughnuts -----.^nted as — well a* th. the nuhtie public u-hnnk schools. I 2 tea-spoons soda wa* in East Lansing Monday algame at ... h -« I Recipe tested by Dorothy W. teaspoon bakir., ’ (• after dinner. I She suficred third degree burns on The second week was dedicated to ’1 — • "-r tending tin- oixning of Fanners') I Lewis, home economist. Michigan ■r teaspoon dove*. Mrs Blanche Goucher ha* re-[her right hand and the side of her; examinations in my school of 3.000 State Apple Commission. 1 teaspoon cinnamon turned from South Bend a* the. face and the little boy liad first students, since our first semester Mrs. Charles H. Ixonard. Mrs. Paul Nielsen orchestra, of which and second degree bunts on hls.closed on Dec. 19. 'school began <| .49 169 Frank Kelly. Charles Leonard, Jr. and Don Kelly have gone on » ten her son. Done Id Goucher 1* a mem- hands nnd face, the end of hi* Aug. 5>, and since it was necessary, with the American occupation ot Lawns Rid of Chiggers and I her. has completed it* engagement now and the tip of one car bring more *o now than ever, to have P. R, -Christmas is celebrated too. 4 Buckle Ball Band days' trip to Florida. btirned. He was taken to everything “ ~ up ** to ■*date. “*■ With Sulphur Treatment becauM.- Il is fond of holidays, but Mis* Barbara Johnson lift on there nnd lias none to LouUvillc.) badly timed. Pennock hospital he remain- | The Catholic churches here, at the Christmas gifts the youngsters Pr-:.:?h .. where . Turadny for Santa Ana. Cai. to Ky . leaving Sunday. The lawn should be dusted with .j for --------------« day*. Roth inak- least in San Juan, did not have git are minor in comparison to*Jan. Mr. nnd Mrs. F D. Nelson of ed several ------- ...are -------visit her grandparents. Mr and ordinary sulphur at tfic rate of SO ‘ ‘ their usual “Misa de Gallo" at mid­ i Traverse City called on Mr. and ing a fine recovery and’ are thankMr*. Charles Johnson. pounds to the acre in order to re­ I Mrs E. C. Edmond* and Miss Grace ful thc accident wns no worse. night Christmas Eve. however the Our new semester should open on Probate Judge and Mrs. Stuart This ■ Episcopal church had its regular Jan 5. at which lime I *hull begin move chiggers from lawns. on Monday Mr and Mrs Clement spent Uw weekend in Edmond* Christmas candlelight service. I at­ woik in lhe morning, from 7;30 to treatment is not 100 per cent effec­ NeEon went from here to Avon BENEFIT CARD 5 Buckle Bolt Band Belding with Mr. nnd Mrs Gurdon Park near Miami. Fla, where lhev PARTY- PLANNED I lC tended nura the *-««.-• latter — and ■- the — church -------- 12:30. At the end of a semester we tive. but is probably the most prac­ Clement and children. will spend lhe rest cf the winter. P>*»w *re **“•« n‘ade for “ bYn‘L" wa* crowded. tical single treatment known to Gordon Edmonds, who works nt _".b. jhev were bv M... Mrs' ■ f“ -curd party for the Central Central P. P.j Christmas day-1 left S. J. about always change session*. Those who date. 0.17 v..:.. accompanied L, ’’d P “rty for Sulphur is a very active w Willow Run plant lllallt al let YnMlantf. '... who; . T a PmnM. from Ilw atari v arc! 7:30 tn the monring for^Aibonito worked from 1:00 till 0:00 P. M the Ypsilanti, Clara MucLachlnn of Buy City, 1' A. PArtyjtre and ■■ wnui -■ Proceeds from .thew ••• .""I*,change for tlie morning and vice- chemical when used against chig­ rpent Sunday here with Mrs. Ed­ has been here fdT several week*i , u»d lor mrltwl lor CL:L. Cltoto “ , bare >toUon —. W 7- •* ’ ’ ll» 'Tbrtto dart- । tore .! >u — L-.i™ -.tr.2. . . ,.O,. ™.,to,.o„ .! dln„„. Alix,nito is o some opc„ j,,,,, „„ gers and related mites. monds and daughter. Bonnie. with her son-in-law and daughter. !abl® donation.* ,1, the organization 00 to. kilo­ „n JinUt Dr. F. E. Lowry left on Monday Mr and Mrs. Harold J. Foster. (Ito* been a»ked o give other than , meters -..«••• w. - --------------—-- Jnn 10 in. Slide Fastaner S. ~.. J, nnd to y duties ■■■»«» from •- get ••— there — uau. 7i. y .-wy uuuca Include u.wuuc teaching >vuv.u>>H phur down with lhe lawn hose so as for San Fernando. Cal . for a visit■ _______ ___ t ■ ___________ ' the clothing project, and other exI went through some old towns in four classes of English four, and u make sure that the sulphur will with his brother. Jay Ixiwry. before ALDRICH-NEWTON j penses that tlie orgnnizatton has to1 j , the th. mountain*. mnnnlbllK Bayamon. R-lVatlirHl. Comerio ConierlO one nf , .. . of V"..ll.l. English three • • • •' re.tr our get down among the grass where the latter enters Uncle Sam's Here­ Aibonito nil ucc seemed thc same ,(me.vtcr, ,.. should close on May 29. mony umung “and nn aiouiuio .vm ..... nuUia ciose -j. the chiggers arc. If the lawn gras* The ceremony uniting in In marRUBRER TOPS Newton, daughMC«Pl ,or a Ulkk c0,at °‘ frf’h mu‘‘ month* of school rlagc Miss Pcrrti* F " ‘ County Treasurer George Clouse Voight Newton , 1u“"rt ™rs; 11 *7?," due 10 l,,c heavy early morning rain. Even if what is written above doe* is kept closely trimmed and lhe ter ol Mrs.... Voight Newton, Hat.Hut chalrwan L ),,k- chairman. Mr*. D. Goodyear bul Barranqmta.s had changed nlnal lll!rce whh the censor's idea. I sulphur treatment is used, the dugwa* in KaMmaroo Tuesday attendMr* C. Brandst’etu-r 10 in. Slide Fastener j ger infestation should be greatly ■ ing a Mrhoql of instruction for the tings. Route 3. and Darrell AldridLt ’ ‘ [10t Tlie plar-a or public square has ain suni this statement will, which .-on of Mr*. Charles Aldrich. 320 nnd Mrs w stebbhu.. Tlie date • *eavengcr sale which opens 911 Feb. been rebuilt and convey* to the, “Happy and prosperous New■ reduced. W. Clinton bl., was read by tiic'and place will be announced later i traveler Uie idea lhat a fcense of year to you. to tlrcac United State*I There are a number of common 10th. Rov, L. Wiiulon Stone at hls home <*»—■•------- — Mrs Fred Ford of Rodieo 1* Wt ) beauty Mill exist* there. Among antj pj'possession*, and to all tiiosai household materials which may be CLOTH TOPS I other things this town Is noted for countries that are fighting againstt used on tlie btxiy to kill the chigHit Dr. F. E. Lowry home caring on Wednesday evening. Jan. 2H. at TRANSFERRED TO for little- Julie Lowry while Mrs. seven o'clock. Using lhe single GRAND LEDGE ■ 1U great Lui* Munoz Rivera. aggression which would rob u* of I Francis Ritchie, sun of Mr. and, | After reaching Aibonito at about our fid) undying heritage." tNote—1 gers nnd partly relieve the irrllalaiwry u in the hoapiUil nl Battle ring service. For her wedding, the bride chose Mrs. Harry Ritchie of Hasting* who I eleven o’clock, at a total expense of None of the letter above was deleted■ tian. Ammonia, camphor, rubbing * alcohol, iodine, weak carbolic acid FOR SMALL BOYS 1 been manager of Uie Consumer* |TO cents for public car carfare. I by tlie censor.) Mr*. I. O. Larsen relumed to her a white wool jersey made torao solution, carbonated vaseline, menft high mountain to the heme in Pontiac Friday after a Myle. turf tan accessories and her' Power Co.. In Howel), has been I tliolatutn, sulphur ointments, line rnnnge was of gardenias and sweet ' t'ansferred to Grand Ledger I Methodist Rest Home. I arrived month with Dr. and Mrs. C. P. .lie has a nimllar ijosilion. H Mau- Ju.)t (n Urae |(J h(.lp pre|jnrc for the । ointment, and many other material* Lathrop following a major opera­ I may be used. These will kill the [. „ rice Murphy of Howell, a former ot turkey; sweet potatoes FOR YOUTHS Pennock lloapitul Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram (Es-i • tion in Pennock hospital. teacher, write* that they 'apa90nc<j WRh marshmallow, cream ! mite tmd help check irritation and lher Monica) were tlie attendants. Hastings ” ’ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hotchkiss and . | are sorry*.to lose.’i Franck at Ho- 8nd bulu..Sirtud r; bannnu wiart; trussel ; possibly secondary infection. “■? ! -11 ^..i»>biir -- wey m, ),c waa public spirited and ,----—- — •»— son of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. ...., . By avoiding inc places where YOU CAN DO BETTER AT do — „„. —.. — ,or fnlll cakc. candy Blld nut*. The > Babies been ut the hospital dur­ Ben Zoet and daughters of Frcc- vewn dn- rtl. white to Irtm —..wU„ ......... chiggers are most abundant or by on princess lines. -until ca ‘ port were weekend visitors of Mt. and fr.-ihioned‘wm slmVtar U>"the th* CTUnUnlt^»*----------------'Uble was.iing the past week are: A son to Mr. dressing or going otherwise pre­ and Mrs. Voyle Benner. 420 E. Court Her corsage ‘ ’ * and Mrs. James Endsley? IFNGAGFMFNT native red blossoming plant. Be- St . nil Jan. 30; a girl to Mr. and pared to escape attack when one Mr*. F. E. Adair was the guest bride's. the four IS ANNOUNCED ,orc <Unner Wl,s re«dy &otne Al* ' ’ Mr^and Mrs Glen Deniunore 0< gueiwMh singers came nnd gave u­ Mrs. Kenneth Fisher. Clarksville must work among them, a person of Mrs. Harry- Parker ot Jackson! After ------- - lhe , , ceremony , ... High from i» coi,lr le... ” for In' j .«.■’,,DK nl„.ntlnrp country's Christmas 'on Feb. 2: a girl to Mr. and Mr*. can usually escape them. num Friday rriuny till mi Monday ixionaay and ana atat- ' ............... - ■ “ tr|i’ -noliapriWiit 'some some of this country'# ) Maurice Roger*. Battle Creek, route , bools and llghl-fltting clothing make 1“ mlualc. “-_________ _ .1. on Feb. 3. it difficult for the miles to reach Since seven of lhe eight conti- ; lhe skin and attach themselves. ncnuiu were euenw. ... .... ~i Medical palfcnU nt the hospital u_, al l(.c Hjhle which are Mrs. Rlcliard Welton. 112 N Sulphur dusted in shoes and sock*, Rev. nnd Mr> J. R Clnispcll and lnu’ n‘ 3£s K H,r-h SI Mr Ah,‘ -----------------------------------------family attended a farewell gather- • tleh u employed at the Hastings ? .‘£----------------------------------------- M‘l were marked by small handmade Park st. Mr* Jennie Wills. 703 6 or on trouser* leg* will help. ,or the wedding. * ' cabin*. One name said “Darkey Michigan. Mrs George Benner. Ing lor Mr nnd Mrs. Jed Stowe at'Mf< Co • ‘",rt Mrs Aldrich work* ---------------------------------------Where Angels Fear— I Shelter." who incidentally carved Woodland . Floyd Myers. Lake OdesFreeport Tuesday evening Mr. ‘n ‘he Universal Garage office. I RqO8TER MEETING AT thc turkey Oh. he just read my <a and Charles Scofield. Woodland. An important point in a suit hung "*h «re of HasUngs MASON FRIDAY EVE Stowe I* the retired rurul carrier ' n Hoth are Rrnduates r (-'name wronR. Give him credit, at Robert Rizor. 434 E. Wa’mut St., on whc’tlier the two parties involved nt Freeport and with Mrs Stowe |* I High school, ___ 1 A Central Michigan Odd Fellowleast he had D and S correct. Thc was discharged from the hospital moving to Cadillac this week. —— DONATION GFNFROU8 j Booster meeting U lo be held at error was due to sprawled ink. ) Tuesday, having recovered from a Hie time. The woman insisted that Mr. and Mrs. Myron Tuckerman OF < nnKIES FOR SOI Dll RS M“so,‘ 0,1 Frtrt">p’en,nB "nd twol ) | our hostess wa* a kindergarten 1 major operation.*it was exactly four feet, and counsel auio loadn from Hurtina* plan lol and Beatrice and 'Malcolm attended OF (OOKILhEOR hOLDIEKN teacher for the wedding and reception of Mr* The members of the W. C T. U uttcnd. The Lake Odessa lodge will 3*""" ,r„thc % Methodist Mission. other* who are making good re­ tried time and again to force her ,n 'San ” Juan. uan" Tlie gueal* consisted jcoycri^j. after major operation* are to admit lhat it was but three feel I uckermatr* cousin. Ml** Vera Eg­ met with splendid success in ihclr confer thr second degree and Hits- in ! of ... a , D ...A D and „ a librarian from from1 Gcor((e Drown. Hastings, route <: Finally he asked: “Now how do gleston to Arlow Burley In Grand drive u,„r for pooklc* to ™ .......... fill tl>c cookie), un?5 to furnish a candidate. I Puerto Rico’h private college al Mrs. Rosa Haight. Hartings; Arthur you know it was just four feet?" Rapid* Saturday evening. Mik* Eg-1 .uns at Fort Custer nnd heartily ----------------- ----------Thedc. Wayland. R. 1; Mr:-. Paul "Because 1 knew some fool lawyer gleston Ls a former Hastings girl, i thank all thoM1 who contributed so MARRIAGE LICENSE Stutz. Hastings. R. 3; William Haw­ MUM n.ter accuwuM LK' lmly. •n.- r-.pon.M, . ----- — —— „ ----------- • army secretary, and the Jest were kin*. Hastings: Llewellyn Campbell, was going to ask me lhat ques­ Preltyman of Muskeion Muskegon Helithu Heights i<> to. tion," said the woman triumphantly. ■kiivvl tikocjicrs S. J. !•: the Middleville; Frederick Ander*. route ville lo • Three Rivers on Thursday to at­ en were ready to go The women ..fl^mnnn fnt.r .\f Ilk rr111 r rl.'ri I late afternoon, four of us returned 5; Glen Sprague. Jr., Lake Odessa tend the funeral > of a fraternity know ihe boys nl Fort Custer will to S. J. by the way of Cayey. and Bert Elliott. 813 E. Railroad St Divided Wa*teb**kei* brother, Floyd Ylnger. who died in People Become Stronger ! enjoy those lovelv cookies Those, [Caguas. Rio Piedra* and Santurce r._ --------------------------jumiui*. n..« --। Joan Hess aged «. of Nashville A woman in Aurora. Ill. wants Florida and was taken to Three to know why wa*teba»ket» are Rivers for burial. Tlie Ylnger fam­ who did not give this time, can When Loaing ____ Temper •*l “ carfare CO5t.0J 50wrre,^ 5“?,4 c™,.' waafor admitted "" The country and mountains lllfchl sur¥„y to the hospital Tue.*do :o at a later date. Thanks also ily formerly lived tn Nashville. Fmntinn !■ one of the most now- I *---------------I aay nignt ror surgery. not divided into two *ection». one to Mrs t»erv Bert Webb Edna ! grandly painted | Mls, ste(|, Hyu(t 2r « .. .. ~. nrau and uuu Mrs. ku ... Huhbard for delivering the cookies > to Fort Custer . dynamo which fumixhes electric • thi* big rich leaf p|m>t. a* R-*to cui-1 a,“J W4S discharged nonburnab!c article*, Perkini Beauty Shi GALOSHES and RUBBERS GALORE! TOE RUBBER GAITERS RUBBERS 275 STORM ARCTICS 3 45 RUBBERS 16’ ARCTICS 3.95 GAITERS 0.95 WORK RUBBERS 98‘ .„d 1” GAITERS 5-5Q 6 in. RUBBER TOP ARCTICS 8 in. RUBBER TOP ARCTICS BAIRD’S Valentines! toto -nu iw -d», » wu™‘- O'"*'-,, SX.’SXS to. 'a rib’s 2 for 5c I 5c - 10c All New Designs — Large Stock ROOMS STEAM HEAT HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH Single SJ.5O per HOTEL HASTINGS current i<n for «u all ww the *«;•» re»l v* of the inDANCE At TER . curroju BASKETBALL GAME ' ,tuUatfbn. When we »ay a person Th*'boys and gifto of H«*Ung*.’ |. “too emotional " how.ver we ■“ \— ------------- *' nD"e • ■toll, m ..n U..I lhej. as well ns their friends, will par­ ticipate in a party al Uie Episcopal is too much emotion, but that it is Parish House following the basket­ ball game Friday night. Beatrice fuse. That 1* • very different thing Tuckerman, publicity chairman of from having too much voltage. the party, has assured that a large Only in rare emergencies should number will be present for lhe cmotion ever be translated directly after-game affair. The parly to into action. It can be. as when sponsored by the Y. M C. A and you arc confronted by a charging Youth Council, and there will be bear, or one ot the children falls into the water off a pier. Strength no charge. carrbe raised, by the flow from the adrenal glands, to several times nor- ■ mated. ... In .some palce.s blossoms , .its — — ——. ■ A son wa* born early Wednesday ) Tuiiiti Turning out tlie light* on night had raised their head:, to enjoy the , X ’‘‘X unuvvm'.l would, of, course, save । iTti..oiv fr,--.). in-v-iikr nir Stiznr Nell Adair. 128 W. Walnut St. power, -but It would allow.lhe um­ ,«*■»*Arthur ww b «n .erktenr t • .. , 50read over many entering the hospital on pire to escape BANNER WANT AD VS. FAY I taln> nre cu)(|Vau-d clear to tile top.--------------------------------------------- -------------'R0Wt however much more land Is ; bclnR iucd {or than forj merly. Because of thc great amount I I of downpour* we have nightly. ] HID AMD OPEBATF.D BY i lately, thc country looked like a TRESSA CLEVELAND j gnrdenland of abundance and plen-1 . by appointment Cloaod Tiiurada; I ly. There arc many tropical tree* I TELEPHONE 271 HOTEL HASTING* .and flowers In bloom at this time BEAUTY Valentine Candies HEART BOXES Tib., 1 1b., 2 lb. 30c - 50c - 65c - 90c * $1.10 and up BAR Heart Center Brick Ice Credm, qt. 39c ■ “I'-0 and chief among them to that Other Special Ice Cream on Order Smooth Silhouette jSFji Achieve that well groomed look with professional hair-styling. Through shampoo and skillful wave sets. PERMANENTS $2‘50 C(^¥/ |n£7Z.£55' MToomamrs 30' •■■S- JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Apyotatatuv Opentere: JtuneUe Pa*b. VUftal* H«»*r fk®** —'*3 f°“ * na ’ KoTJr.nt tn .avs less well directed dueeWd. but excent exc.pt to save s.v. )••• life, it usually doesn I pay. The efflclenl use of emotion Is In its powet tp stimulate thought Giv* anyone a long and deep-seated love, or a long and d*cp-*eated hatred, for lhat matt«r, and they will exhausl every possible angle of thinking. uaplor* every cranny of a aub 1 commonly seen as shrubbery for The flowers. .^"decoration . ' .>■ i.t.H left i ,|onc on thc pliinI wm i^t for two.) I fhrec or four month*-' । Durini the first week of vacation, j gpenl most of my time reading, vhltlng and bringing my stamp collection up to date. During this week., ’ I plan to write a good many letters, ' v>11. read -nd » *V ‘c* ntavtet. if without aay emotional spur. U you can gel people really passionately determined to have world peace, or co-operation between capital and labor, or abolition o( poverty, their thinking will move along lines thsl will ulUmately get something done, The P*; Jn pucrl(| uj(.o Christmas, but January fllh— 17|rec Klng!1- Duy. It i* on that day that moet Puerto Ricnn* exchange, , glfls nnd the children are told that uw Three Kings brought therft their gifts, Instead of Santa Claus. Now Bakery Specials Lemon Cocoanut Layer Cake------ 35c Maple Walnut Cinnamon Rolls dox. 27c Buttermilk Graham Bread, loaf .. 10c BA^GIIAItT BAKERY {12 S. Jtffstsoo St Phon* 2422 Let us check your drug and toilet goc needs. Complete stocks - low prici IREED' === nitITG STO ^3 REGISTEUD PHARMACIST ALWAYS ,ZZ: HngWnjg Pk»M 2241 ItoM • �noKT THE ffUTINCW BANNER. TimtSBAY. FTBRClRY’lk 1947 Banner] Uk*4 e»«rr ThrUu It ait Inta. Mkhtgss. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS, COOK HROU. Kdltor. ‘SIXTH WANTED YEAR CLASSIFIED RATES Inlmum «f 30c. THE CHURCHES I.filing rUUlld BAPTIST CHURCH Sheldon Agency FOR HALE tlOTIilSG All Kinds of Insurance Surety Bonds Phone 2185 Hastings GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE EMPLOYMENT—HELP WANTED Swanson Agency 109 W. State SL Auto Ife Fira Tornado FRESBYTEulAN CHURCH ongar Bslbavsy. Pastor BUS W. Cinler sunt State Agent. AUCTION SALES FIRST U I B CHUF.C1I List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY PHONE J201 ‘ NASHVILLE' DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Hastings Abore Miller lee Crum Store Phone 2703 tf. JEFFERSON STREET U. B. CHURCH | SFECIAL TRAINING i U A.'Olt Air..-.. . f - »r<> IU.I hi Mr if.',. FoN s.M.i; F«>R - 1 lUv. F-l 1. 1 WANT HU M>n •<- 2? I" J.r-.. ’l.-IGr ' Pre.rr a'-.to.g r«h U*»Un«.4ay 7:30. Cti.. 1. ,4-r. IV. W. For— „r.ir- .« f. M >-«' IL.- W. M A. ir..-r. thr Ar.s TMw.Uy ,l.. 1 in r.rli iui>nrli. Mre. Elrabvr sfal.E-KH'o rh’i k r.'ll r<r FOR BALE—Gurrnw. Morning wnr«hip—10 A. M. Sun.l-*, »,tHKiI- — II A. M. Mre. A ‘j-ho.«r.n’’’,r«4ra».r -1 P. M. Mr. h--1. ... EXTENSION GROUPS MILLER REAL ESTATE CO | THE GRANGES Hatnld M. Pollard and wife, et Thr Ad'ialni.tntiri* IU.nl meets lhe •ervnd I’ri'lsjr «»rn,ti< <1 rwh munlh al. to Carl C. Uimer and wife, lot ,l»r M.„.h HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH State : J. B. 1 E S’ G Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and ■tailed for all makes of ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Device Splits Second sunsei cuiura -— • . bullet or a camera shutter, are excess of rays of long wave length, measured as easily as a wristwatch red and orange chiefly, which pas more readily over the long P«‘h —-----------—---------i i measures the time of day by a new “■““““““—■ E^TtN|,O*f, hnat-.,' device called a chronoscope. The de­ through the dense lower strata n WARRANTY. DEEDS >*»• Harold Ha)TM!3 was1 vlce buUt lnla B portable cabinet, the atmosphere, which must c Adah Penrod. Executrix lErnest' ^er home on E State | »Pllu »e«o«’d I-000 '“»)'• «'>d will traversed at sunset, than **’e ■,**’r*" length rays, blue nnd violet, which M. Pennock. Est.. to Clair Pennock^ was served and the ilneBlure ,roin one UP 10 200 ot theM? are obstructed nut only by the • • and wife. 7 Ar. Sec. 35. Castleton; n|UPle<.n members present enjoyed t milliseconds with less than 1 per Twp. and lots 1 end 2. Daniel Sta- the demonstration of a “stream-■ cent error. Given nn electrical 1m- mospliere. but also by dust particles ley’s Add . Nashville Village. lined supper." Another subject for' pulse at beginning and and of an and impurities suspended in it. Bessie Johnson. Admx. Melissa ! di'cusdon was "Up to Date Meals event. Il can be clocked. Red Baffling Color HolchkiM Est , to Harvey Galltjjjjand Their Planning. ’ The lesson * * * Science has Just given us a brandand wife, lots 1 and 4. all of lot’wit presented by the leaders. Mrs One barrel ot llour- li considered new theory to the effect that red 7, Bl. 1. Bennett’s and Kenfield’s B F. Cawles and Mrs George Siosufficient for an average of 210 one- may baffle mind readers The P«»‘ Add, Hastings city. (cu>n. Mrs. Fred BUrchlld will enchulugists say their roscarth mat Int.n q nn,i win. F„ri tertain the next'meeting on April pound loaves of bread. John S. Ritchie and wife to Earl - . . । K I|O|id Ht cates that thought transference can H. Rhodes nnd wile, lots 38 and 39 1 - be confused by mental images ol Ritchie’s Woodlands. Seta. 28 and EATiuvuiun EXTENSION unuur GROUP .>u. NO. 2New Zealand; in IBM. was the first red things, probably because most 33. Yankee Springs Twp 1 Hastings Extension Group No. 3 Curl Bustance el nl to .Frank K. j met with Mrs. C. D. Bauer on Tues- | country in the world to grant worn-1 people are both stimulated and alarmed by red. en complete suffrage. Giddings and wHer 20 Ac. Sec. 5.' day nfternoon. when a demonstra­ Carlton Twp. tion was given of a 'streamlined I Tiuopiulufc Stlnuon and wife to .•upper” Mrs. Glen Swift and Mrs. • Eva A. Andre lol 4. Shore Acres,; J. L. Merriam are group leaders. Johnstown Twp HASTINGS EXTENSION OROUI N Car) Ogle and wile of lol 59. GEORGE MILLER Walnut Ridge. Johnstown Twp. Coni D Parker DePue to Lloyd We guarantee aU properly as represented. You can't loo*e when R. Storer and wife, lot 5 and W . lot 4. Bl. 3, James Dunning's Add HASTINGS. MICH. Hastings city. Ralph M Wetbcrbee and wife to Wc have some good buys in property ond real estate Charles C- Higdon and wife, lol 8, A W. Phillip* Add Nashville vil­ lage. Charles strimback tn John Brytins and wife, parcel, Hastings city. Hurry L. Appdinan. ct al to Lulu Bcedlc. el al. W’.- lots 107 and 108. Mix Add.. Niuhville village. Harold M. Polluni and wife, ct IRVINCI GRANGE al. to Curl Upner.qnd Wife, lot 54. ■ Innovation Subd.. Woodland Twp. COURT HOUSE NEWS •A V.-TI 'I TO ItLNT Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughing NORTH IF. VINO WESLEYAN METHO G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE land Twp. Minnie B. Matthews to Harvey Gallop par. Sec. 29. Carlton Twp Willard Hall. Sr. and wife to Hol­ lis Shawman and wife. par. Has­ tings city. Bare County Social Welfare Boaid. by chairman, cl ul. to State' welcome orange no. mi? of Michigan. 40 Ac. Bee. 18. Rut- ‘ land Twp. Charles H Dawson and wife to Clayton J. McKeown nnd wife, parts Of lots 1. 2. 9 and 10. Bl 3. .fames Dunnings Add.. HasUngt " STAR ORANGE, No. »0« Phone 2311 Leo F. Whitworth ct nl to Robert Beller, lot 99 Arnett's Resort. Mill1 Word Worth 110.000 Uk<- Johnstown Twp. j It four-year-old Faith Hope Char­ Oliver F. Ickes and wife tq Roy Waddell and wile. 80 Ac. Sec. 12 ity Harding, the Trucksville. Pa., and 40 Ac. Sec. 11. Baltimore Twp. girl psychic wh» allegedly can fore­ Auditor General to Alexander tell the future, can. read a word FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Tunmen. lot 79. HurdendorfC.s Add.. which Joseph Dtinmnger. of New Nashville village. York, chairman of lhe Universal Stale of Michigan, by the Slate Council of Psychic Research, has Land Board, to Harry A. Emery sealed in an envelope, she will be and wife, par Nashville village '. sio.000 richer. That amount has DOWLING - BANFIELD METHODIST CHURCHES qtllT CLAIM Dtros b"" “”"rf to Clair Pennock and wife to Ho- P""cri’ '~ mer D. Penrotl and wife. 1 Ac. Sec. | notice to bidders on fleet in' 35, Castleton Twp. and lots I and surance of harry county road 2. Daniel Staley's Add.. Nashville •co.MMtaaiON village. Anna Hewitt to Harold F. Hewitt et al. |iar. Middleville village. Bessie Johnson to Harvey Gal­ . •• ■ :. .. lup and wife lot 7 and W'; lot IJ and W'_- lot 4. Bl. 1. Bennett and KenHelds Add. Hastings city. , Edna Fisher to Manlius M. Pi-r- AUTOMOBILES L TRUCKS TOR SALE JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 2519 N-tt’1 Bank Bldg. FOB SALE OB BENT CITY AND COUNTRY Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER AUTO. BODY. MOTOR AND BRAKE REPAIRING Company HasUnrs stock­ yard*. phone 2588, or call 717—F3 throurh | Hrshn, -NuUKas 1 BENT AXLES IIHOt'lUIT HAOK 1 f..i sllcnutrtil without r-,n>„ ! noii”'i'>r’"er’”lH«"ln"e. NK1V SKAT rnVEKN Th-j 1 hv . »r S|,», t»t low |>«l«e». [ h-dr Shop ll.Minr. 1 Moron LOWING l•■>^\ F.H' Il PIANO TUNING Call E. T. WOOD l« |'»r tr.rn| 2A| EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH ,h' ‘ 325 W. Center 81 AO",,', j ' 25 m.> hr i FIRST OIIUBCII OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Bastings. MleiL ihating fuel EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING 1’ ' 'I Also a complete line of Myers Elec­ tric Pumps installed and serviced. John Wilkes. Route ‘ ” IS OO cnnl . Oro M».r Mwrr.’T *>■ '■nn. , iiiekk <;.<• I’.N AN'oTII lit » HOME I. ' «i... The SATISFACTION GUARANTEED plina. 3570 B<i4y woM. I 'malk- -Pn 6»k Ah.bllr.rille., route 3 H.rl ttrril tg Grunge li.'l 1 for CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE hlTT'.N’1 DEWEY REED Phone 5467 cheerfully given. Dates Hsstings, Mich. CLEANING AND DYEING Electrical Wiring DEFOREST SNYDER, SB. R. J. Uastlnn Phone 714-F12 Reducing Divorces Appalled by thc increasing num­ ber of divorces applied fur and granted, thc National Divorce Re- cash legislation that would enable the courts to handle divorce cases in a more efficient manner. The leagup is not seeking tn remold human na­ ture. but is chiefly Interested in liberalizing divorce and marriage For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brasi, Copper & Lead. GLENN F LAUBAUGH Hutinn CARDS OF THANKS Truss Fitting LY BARKER S Haaiiags Phom 21IS FRUITS AND PRODUCE— [C sy 11 Jjs COWS - $4.00 We hoveb a collector stationed in Hastings to give immediate service. Wc pay the Phone Charges. Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $5.00 Phone Collect CATTLE $4.00 Prompt Service Valley Chemical Company 9 and 10. Bl. 2. Paulina Beach,, puuty tot Johnstown Twp. George Bustnncc nnd wife, et al."" ■ ■__________________ to Ruth Prentice, lot 3 nnd 84 lot. order for publication 2. Bl, 10. Roush's Add, Freeport village. . Ruth Prep'-ice to George Bus­ lance nnd wife, lot 3 and S’.-, lot' 2. Bl 10. Freeport village. William A. Seifert nnd wife to Otto F. Kunde and wife, part of lot 3. Bl. 9. Freeport village. Maude S. Alden et nl to Margaret E Walts par. Prairieville Twp. Margaret E. Walls to Maude S ' i, Alden, et ul. oar. Prairieville Twp. Due to shortage of materin’s , Bed Cross volunteer workers should order clothing sparingly to help conserve thc existing supply. Mrs 1 Dwiirht W. Davis, national director , of the Volunteer Sen-Ices of the American Red Cross, announces. j In requesting that volunteers co- 1 operate with the Office of Produc-1 tlon Management In a conservation, Mrs. Davis explained. ■There Is going to he a shortage of wool. Don't order any more woolen clothes HJinn you actually need, and' above oN-ddn't order n' uniform unless you belong to a. senice which requires one. In other jrords. don't order a uniform j Just because you think you would look well In it." Volunteer workers ran helu con-, serve necessary war materials In. other ways. Mrs. Davis pointed ogt. "As an example." she &aid. mony payers. However, the odd ihortage and tires are rationed. reasons, often described for divorce, Let us do cur part in helping to has prompted the league to effect preserve the life of existing tires worthwhile reforms before marriage on privately owned automobiles. ■ American women have almost has been consummated Therefore, forgotten how to walk. Whenever the league recommends that the possible, let us walk to our work laws governing marriage be made or go on a bicycle Hie exercise more stringent. It asks that two will do us good. If you live at weeks elapse between the applica­ too great a distance from where tion for nnd the issuance of a li­ you arc working for the Red Cross, cense. ‘Another important recom­ ami several of your neighbors ore mendation of the league is the one working there too. evolve a plan tn asking for all domestic relations which three or four of you take cases, and that this court be sup­ turns In providing transportation, | plied With a clinic Attendants at , It is not necessary to drive to head­ thc clime would make every effort quarters in lonely grandeur." she ' declared. to effect a reconciliation. BANNER WANT ADVH. PAY EXPERIENCED FITTER pi nVKJC HORSES - $5.00 Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service HELP CONSERVE WAR MATERIALS AUCTIONEER Estimates It). Bl 2. Pa Ulina Beach. Johnstown Tap. E D Paul and wife to Manlius CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR S DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Saves Butler A Newton, Kan., restaurant owner decided to do sjmething to cut down lhe daily consumplion.tif butter. So he delays providing thc customers with knives until after lhe soup is served. It keeps them from putting ports it "saves s tidy sum.” C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOR INSURANCE Hotel Hu tings CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK NEON SIGNS AND REPAIRING Sign Painting and Lettering Gold Leaf — Silver Leaf HENRY EGGLESTON Phone 24JI (r We have plenty of that on hand. Order a load now and be ready for the next cold spell. Trade your wheat Lily White flour. give thc same change you get ut mill. for We ex­ the SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mgr. Pasteurized milk is a double check on Highlands Dairy Grade A. The Grode A standard requires that sani­ tary conditions prevail where the milk is produced and stored and that ani­ mals ore regularly tested to assure healthy producers. Pasteurization is one more step in assuring you of pure, wholesome milk for you and your family Pas­ teurizing takes place at ap­ proximately 145 degrees and consequently k still far from the boiling or cocking ■ point. No need to compro­ mise with health when you buy milk that is pasteur­ ized 45999999^999999999^ DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. aay H HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastings �THE HASTINGS BANNER ave length, which pass long palh r strata of it the shortlolet. which by'the at­ ilt particles t us n brand•ct that rtd tearifa b>dlsferencc can ccuusc rnnst nutated n'>d 0 I estate ||U» oll»- 'SECTION TWO-PAGES HASTINGS, MICH , THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1942 EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR Miller. D. Payne. 8. Benedict, and, was boni, thus getting himself in and accomplishment. Abo IL Wilcox. TRAFFIC solid with thr younger generation QUARTER Suggests the who pitch aMittta extra woo on this I somehow. Mr. Bennett ? health class haz ano been studying first aid and a iso air raids, putting on little skit*'show-1 15. SS Maine sunk in Havana; wood. Date immaterial. Mr. Lower reports twenty-five Ing wluit to do in certain situations.1 Harbor <IK8>. also NEW MOON. " —“ ---------- -- ' (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) boys enrolled in boys glee club and fiy Jane Cameron Dr. Owen J. Cleary, president of No comments, we must be slipping. 25. inventor <?oll patents revoH thlrty-aeven member^ enrolled in Cleary college. Ypsilanti, addressed alert, keen, logical mind, a nianel-’ 16. Tschalkowskl teamed how to er (1EM). chorus. The accompanist for the thc students this morning al 11:15_______________ _____ 26. Napoleon takes hand out of spell hte name at liie age of 37 who persistently did what he knew Lz ous memory, nnd continued to be a boys glee club is Mias Hemo dine In thc scadon room. j .. . , . , , . , to be wrong, declared Rev. Rork, [ Schantz and for chorus. Miss Bon­ An additional attraction at the Ev«D'body else te giving out ci­ (18771. student nnd thinker as long as he 17. Plymouth colonteta elect Miles I , - ------rider — chokes ------i nle Jinn Drake. was that he might become >.o hard­ girls glee club annual spring con--'^” “» *rarp and do lived.—and he was well along In ened in hte iidqully thut lie could ' A four-act play. "Rip Van Win- cert will be thc appearance of the I likewise. The reason we didn t do Standish their Captain (1631). Pria-I horse <15431. the eighties when ho died. He wm . I 28. First corset invented. Hip, hip. not repent. Blit if a wroiigdoer ever j klc." wm presented Wednesday in girls glee club from W. M. C. E- «”s on January first is because we cilia has other ideas. never married. 18. Smith Broz. - develop severe'hooray I came to sec that he had done I Central auditorium. The show under tbc direction of Mrs. Doro-1 Just thought of it now. which is the, L Hud you seen Martin Rork on the [ 29. All women bom on this day starred John Elite as Rip and fea­ thea Sage Snyder. Both groups will: best uUbi we ever heard. We hope coughs. Year unknown. \ street or at any gathering he would wrong, add cuunc to be sorry that 19. Ttehnlkowskl dusts off hands, reluctantly celebrate birthdays. lie iuta-harmed otilers ns well as tured Mrs. John Elite as Rip's wife sing several separate number* 161-' this calendar helps you horribly, I \ have impressed you as a man of He has just finished the Piano Con-4 30 Trchalkbwsky wrote Chop Jilmmf and had violated God's just i Gretchen. A preview of the show lowed by lhe combined clubs. , February\parte—much above the uvcrage_-Htar was given in the session room MonSeveral girls in glee club who are , i Everyone tears all the January* certo in B flat minor. He makes > Sticks. <18421. high nnd wide forehead, ids pierc­ straight thereafter. Martin Rork this Statement; If I ever hear We added those two days to Febi day morning at 10:45. membra of Hie school choir are ■ 0?t a il the calendars in the house ing'Etack eyes that/Were wide a swing band play that I'll turn niary because we are In a generous contended lhat God would help Tlie Faculty-Student council met participating In "Pinafore to be anti wads them up und start* to put opart nnd''whlch-vremed to fairly him If lie were sincere. He often Tuesday, January 27. and elected presented Feb 26 and 27 at Ccn-, Ultrn l(, th(. kltchen st0VCi rrm«n- over in my grave." P. S. He te now mood and because we had two extra TO AVOID THAT snap, hls alert, energetic movements stressed this: that the greatest dan­ .„,m busily engaged In kicking the state wisecracks we didn't want to waste, the following second aemester of- U..I .ud.K>Hum. T>» M b ■ RUN-DOWN FEEUNG—all these would have impressed ger to thc wrongdoer was that he ■ Hope you like it. Cheerio. ,upAta> ra.L MOON, off hte wooden overcoat. i fleers: vice chairman. Doris Coate. up prMrtl, ol «uh,nu M54ZA SAFELY/ you. He was always well groomed. 20. Panama-Pacific International-----------------... — , would become so set in hte ways secretary, Beatrice Tuckerman; and ported by the high school choir. • wore a cloM-ly cropjied beard and Exposition opened <19151. I Remevat ef Carb March 3 the glrte glee club, un­ that he never could sincerely re­ i treasurer, Raymond Nelson. Mayor 2. The Groundhog comes out,mustache His voice wtiS deep and pent. Cork te removed from cork oaks Evelyn Townsend continues her der the direction of Miss Virginia reads a newspaper, borrows a shovel< 21. Adam loses an argument with rich When he iqvoke. especially I hls rib (Almost any date). I with an ax in strips, suitable for I position as chairman ot the coun- Moore, will sing for the Central I: was a severe setback for Mar­ HOME LITERARY CLUB and goes back and doer some tjuil ii 22. George Washington's old man packing and shipping. Machinery te on moral or religious topics, you P T. A at Central auditorium. til ^or lhe remainder of the year. The Home Literary Club met for I would observe that lie hud decided tin Rork when he was forced out Alden Burge * plans to go to the digging. ' -et nun a bad example by lying used to cut the strips in smaller their regular meeting Jan. 29 for a Three students from the dram­ band clinic al Nile' convictions and the courage to ex­ of the ministry of the church he 3. U. S. severed diplomatic rela­ about the new baby's size, beauty sizes for use noon luncheon at lhe home of Mrs. atics class directed and staged a Dinner music was furnished by tions with Germany <19!7i. Wed press them. Tluit quality brought loved, and was deprived of the inMary M. Flowers nt Parchment. ptav last Friday, with fourth grade Alden Burges*. Chalies Mankcr. sphullonal work he had always en ­ trouble u plenty to him m a mlnhave saved time If we had stayed joyed doing with young people. for Mrs. M. Hazen o**teted as co-host- students doing the acting. The Ru.-.'.ell Byers, and Bemndine mad at them. they were always attracted to him. ess. Twenty-six members nnd three First Flag" was directed by Roger Schantz at the Barry district meet­ 1 have never heard much about, 4. Congress offered ship to lu»Bennett with Harriett Babcock tn ing of the M. E. A. at Central For several years after ,Jhr hls record as a teacher. All I know ...... . heresy . guest* were present. Those taking Fayelte to bring him to America te that ns a young man he wns su- trial, I did.not see Marlin Rork nor par* in the program were Mrs. Helen charge of the costuming and Ro­ auditorium Wednesday evening. Tlie night school class for na­ pctinlendenl of schools ut Lansing, hear anything about him. I did not Pyle of Kalamazoo, who gave a talk bert Murphy, make-up. It was at­ us up on it. late in thc 1860's. That would in- know *»’<•"■ he was nor what In­ on Lorado Taft; Mrs. Elsie Wade tended by junior high nnd Central tional def<*n.M* electrical training, 1 students. 5. Mary s lamb born <1875i. taught by Mr. Conklin, now hits 12 dicate Hint he hud made spleifdid wo* doing, or even if he were living, nnd Mrs. Barnum, on Outran BorgMiss McElwain has announced enrolled, and he announces that \ 6 Aaron Burr born (175fl>. No progress In that profession. Lansing Then I rend something in a magd-, hum. Tlie next meeting will lx? held Doomsday Book and the Fort- there te room for more. The age comment. 1 was a small city then. But it was a Uie vital part he had Feb. 19 at the home of Vera Law- fthe 7. Work begun on Panama Canal high honor for n young nun tn head played in securing a decidedly new fence with Mrs Florence MbCfary | night staffs to her second srmes- limits are 17 to 25. They art in­ tcr's journalism students. The an­ stalling electric »toves and motors <1881i. Comments ceurared by the the Lansing schools. <w|x-clnlly when tXP5 of legislature in the state of' os co-hosteas. nual stuff te: editor. Harriett Bab- und doing general housewiring. War Department. wc realize that he hud hud to earn Oregon | cock; asst, editor. Maurcne HaaMiss DoroUiy Kincaid, a student PRAIRIEVILLE 8. LAST QUARTER. And that hls own way to obtain thc educaAccording to this article, which i J Mrs, Sarah Johnson and Dnra|| vind; businerts manager. Evelyn teacher from Michigan State col­ goes for Income tax. tlon that would qualify him for »'«« written by a prominent Oregon Townsend; senior class write-ups. lege. lias been teaching Mr. Rein­ 9. U. S. Weather Bureau estab­ such » position. He was a natural, citizen, that state like others had। called on Mr. and Mrs. John De­ ! Dorothy Priester at Dowling. Wednesday. L ------------ Coidrcn ----------- and Violet Nor- hardt's econcinlcs ctasses this week. lished <1870>. Discontinued In 1942­ forceful, very efficient and effective he*''1 harmed by law. that were f Second semester officers of Mis* ■ Harvey Mill’ of Detroit spent j ton; sports editor. Joseph Burk10. Goose lays golden egg <1505'.' trainer of »'oung people. [enacted by Ils kgtetature, which' j Friday night with his parents. Mr . noiotr; holder; ciuo club reporters, reporters. utura Laura Maurniuur- Leiter s homeroom, elected this week Reporters sped to scene and re-1 While nl Lansing, one of Ids pti- »*re put through because sums . nnd Mrs. Maurice Milts. ‘ I er —............. and William — ~Donovan; activ- are: Pres. Patricia Newton; vice turned with the . following con- I .......................keen "special intereat*" desired such ( mr. pite was a randy-haired, . iu»* Johncock ...... Mr. auu and »»•». Mrs. Earl andI ities. Gertrude Dimond; art and pre’.. Joyce Harrington; tet.-treas.. densed report of interview. "OuchP'i Scotch boy. Martin soon learned legislation for their own benefit: fampy nnd Lucy Norris were Sun- idtotoqraphy. Jean Mary Wallace. Beatrice Bush; Faculty-Student 11. Farmer Hank Puckerpuks first I thnt this boy's parents were very a|>d these "special interests" had (|3V dinner gut-sis of Mrs. E A. Thr Fortnight staff for the first council repr., Betty Conley. |MH>r. They came from Canada. PUll enough with lhe legislature to j Parker nt Hastings .......... .s on Jan. 25. Ute two issues of this semester te: ed­ A blue mint reading class on na­ uses boiling water to thaw frozen ' the payment* will probably ?ing to Celebrate celebrate the' itor, Dorothy Stanley; news editor, tional defense is now being spon­ pump. where hte father had owned a fine । prevent Hie defeat or the repeal | occasion being 12. Abraham Lincoln bom In log' I 'nn. but1 he lost It because of a of these laws. Thc.se powerful i birthdays of Mrs. Johncock and Caroline Han.sen; business manager sored under the dirqption of Mr. drfret in thr title to the land. Thc ' special interest*'' ateo used their j Lucy Norrte.^ _ cabin, thus insuring hte future sue-; Roger Bennett; oss't business man- Hansen. Mrs. Earl Boulter and Mrs. Ward ■ cess according to tho old timers. ; dtelicnrtened father moved to Lan-! well-known tactic* to cause Ute de-, • Five courses are now being spon­ ' ' the Extension I। ngcr, Robert Clinton; feature sing, got work al low nrt Hastini 13. Friday, the thirteenth. Beware sored in machine tool operating, low wages, wages, but but hte: hls: feat tent of, oi other oincr jiroiwsed j>roposca Jaws law* Jliat| tnui| Thnrldnv " ' । llor- Rosemary Weeks; sports people,| <)f “SI Ca,thro> wU1 i Itor. Thonuu Kurr. exchange with about seventy-five men on lhe of driving That last good retread JSXTtrt hte mind and he I would have# beiiefiltedJter iuiX topp-nus™. ’ over a nail. waiting list. 14. St. Valentine either died or Mr. Hansen has prospects for whin hte distinguished son was a that Martin V. Rork. a lecturer and (UUon ab011t lhe Mmf. | Mtas Butler, the school nurse, vour.g man ft was fortunate for convincing speaker, had set out to B |UU(, improved. Cullers »tatrs thal re haVB b«*n about three apprentices in two alrades. times “ns many boys girls that boy thut he came under the | have Oregon adopt the "initiative lnil weelc werc Mr nnd Mrs. Lew- three ,,rnM * m ‘nv hnv « os BlrU ToRfllevt Influence of Martin Rork. He filled: and referendum" by means of cilyn Erb and family of Delton; in her office for the epidemic of Kitehen Work Boards Mbfry o/ . him with ambition to make some- which petitions, signed by a small. Mr and Mrs. Paul Nagle and Judy cold*. A non-splintering kitchen work First-aid clarses have been start­ board can be made from tempered thing of himself, and offered to j percentage of the voters of that1 of Gull lake and several local ed for high school students and pressed wood, a hard, grainlcss all­ loan him the money to go to Albion state, could compel a referendum friends. college. That was Samuel Dickie, | vote on laws passed by thr legtela-’ Mr a«id Mrs Rona!£McKlbbin of arc working in cooperation with the wood fiber board. Thc glossy sur­ C,» ■ »t. t Alhtnn tn ture whirl/ the oeiilkmera beUeved Creek were entertained nt physical education classes. The Stebbins Bldg. face wilt neither absorb odors nor who graduated from Albion in , lure whleh tne petitioners oeuevea. „< ,i,_ L,.;. __ a... 1873. Dickie earned a good share co be harmful or designed to benefit'1 tere^Mr and Mrs Me- 5?ta J^FridM- ^PheTe are l30 «tu- turn'lhc edges on knives. uauauam.utvt.NO3i caoes x of lhe cost ot hte Albion course, but । come special Interest. By petition. KlbbJn Bf,rc mnrrled jBn. > con- denta enrolled? It is the first time Martin Rork helped him Perhaps also the 1'*I gralulaUons. ' gralulatfons. I■ anvthJnrof .... -------- '~7T —— anything of this this type type has has been been ofof­ Mr Bnd Mrs Boulter spent this little bit of family history will taws which the legislature had fulled fered. enable us to we why Samuel Dickie to enact. Tills article staled that Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mlu Urquhart, student teacher Mr. Rork went up and down thaljMrs. Oliver Hayward and Mr. and was such nn ardent prohibitionist from Michigan State college, spent state, .’freaking in cities, villages nnd t Mrs. Basil Hayward nnd family at Hie first two weeks of the course all hte days. . Martin Rork'i; career as a teach­ at rural gatherings, urging the peo-! Kalamazoo in Mtes BuUcr's department and Mrs. E. A Parker and Eiuabeth now te working with Miss West­ er hud made him wish to become pie to vote for the "Initiative and and -----Mrs. Wickett Hastings irioniuuia , thereby uiurv; giving **’*'•» •the । -------------- of- ------ - called - cott in physical education. a preacher, and he entered the min­ referendum", . the . . . . .to annul ........ on ILVrc Tpnni, Mnrrts nnd l.iw-v people right taws j on Mr*. Jennie Norris and Lucy istry of thc Methodist church, mak­ Eight high school teams were or­ which they believed were opposed «“* M«- ..^‘IftemMn*"'1 M,r> ing that decision while he was ganized in an intramural basket­ to thc public Interest, also to Sunday afternoon. teaching at Lansing. His rise in the ball contest, to play three times a ministry was rapid. Tile churches initiate new laws which they de­ Defense needs have brought a re­ week during the noon hours. The to which he was assigned grew in sired. The author of lhe article vival of building wooden ships andI captains are J. Burkholder. R. Byfera. R. Gaskell. W. Donovan, K. membership nnd hte congregations gave credit to the crusading efforts ;iron men. largely Increased. For a time, each of Martin Rork for the enactment , change was a considerable advAnce of thc initiative nnd referendum by over the preceding one. till he the state of Oregon, the first to seemed well on the way to tlie adopt them. The author spoke of largest churches in the conference. him as a lecturer, which would in­ Then something happened! Some of dicate that he hud become a plat­ hte mtntelertal brethren accused form speaker when he went west. him of being a heretic! He had pro­ Anyone who ever heard Marlin claimed hte belief that if a wrong­ Rork speak or preach would credit doer. after hte dentil, discovered him with ability to put the Initiative that he was and had been wrong and referendum across in Oregon. and wanted to gel right. God would He was a magnetic speaker, very help him lo do so. That is some­ logical and convincing. When hte health broke down in thing like lhe Catholic belief about purgatory. He was punished by the west. Martin Rork returned lot sending him to take charge of two Hastings, a short time before hte small village churches ut Athens in passing. He did not long survive j Calhoun Co. nnd Sherwood in after lie ceased active wojk. Hte Branch Co. History repeated Itself. body is buried in the Rutland ceme­ Soon packed churches and Increased tery■ _________ membership irt these churches aroused hte ministerial opponents. DOCTORS REPORT ON He was brought to trial tor leach­ BLOOD PLASMA USE As the American Red Cross con­ ing contrary lo the theology of hte tinued Its efforta to obtain hun­ church and expelled from the min­ dreds of thousands of blood dona­ istry. tions for use in the armed forces, About that time there were sev­ army, navy and civilian doctom eral noted heresy trials in this who were present during the at­ And that’s sound advice ... no one is better qualified to advise you on money country. In other denominations os tack on Pearl Harbor unanimous­ well as lhe Methodtet, two of the ly praised the use of blood plasma matters than your own, friendly, Banker; often your affairs both business and most famous were in Chicago. The on war battlefronts. publicity given to such trials and personal require confidential, competent, financial couMel and you can be sure A physician's report on the use the unfavorable results for the of blood plasma at Pearl Harbor churches must have cured the stated. "One hesitates to think of it from him. Take advantage of his offer to serve you and sove yourself un­ heresy hunters, for there have not what might have happened had necessary worry and inconvenience. Be sure of the answers to your money mat­ not the civilian defense group tainly lhe heresy charged to Mar­ made avaltable immediately targe ters ... see your banker first. You’re always welcome. lin Rork would not aeem heretical amouuts of plasma. The agverity when compared with much that ui ...was ____________ of MM the_ shock which observed come’ from lending orthodox pul-1 ln wounded makes It imperaplta in these days. thBl there be available for Loans can be had for any worthy purpose at convenient, controlled rates of • . I While I wm al Albion college, a immediate u.se large amounts of half dozen ypung men and women blood aubilltutes. If dried plasma interest. We are making loans both business and personal and are in a position UNITED there were students from Athens |g p, be supplied, (pedal teams STATES and Sherwood, which shows lhat' nH15t be trained to regenerate this to loan money on improved real estate. We can also arrange financing, for you, hte Ivork had stimulated young peo- [ material." /bonds lounruMPs pie in Hit two churches to seek a; According .. ---------<—u on home appliances, farm equipment, etc. When it concerns money there Is one to .. the -------reporta received college education. It also reveals by lhe navy department, a total of man you can consult, your banker, and ono place you can go with confidence, that what he raid from the pulpit 750 units of blood plasma, includ­ was not Intended to harm the ing liquid and dried, was used In Blithe.. .Smart... Dainty.. .Correct your bank. Church of which he was a minister Hawaii December 7. and by De­ nor any of its institutions. He said cember 17 a total of 1.450 unite whet hr did because that was hte had been used. A unit of plasma belief. It was revolting to hls mind is the amount obtained from one HUE UTHIt PAPERS to teach that the Heavenly Father pint of blood. In Hawaii, demands for plasma he worshipped would refuse to wel­ come a rej>entant man who had ccme to sec thc error of hte ways been taken to replenish the civilian aftgr he had passed on Into thc blood bank built up for a possible spirit world. He made no attempt emergency. Within 15 days after ^Fifty-Five Yean of Continuoiu Service” to minimize evil nog to paint it as the Pearl Harbor • attack. 3.500 anything less than the wbrst enemy civilians and members of tne armed forces contributed blood. Red Crass PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN of mankind. He urged that sin must enrry its own punishment and officials learned MARTIN V. RORK’S NOTABLE CAREER AS TEACHER, PREACHER, LECTURER TIPS QC/IPS High School Note* (Barry (Bypaths A HOME FOR YOU IN '42 OR 0 MS S i4.°° S o give targes. |l| 12314102 ASSOCIATION ICE K >4.00 any iiiiiiiiiiiiiBBBnanifBi COLATES ;k double Dairy □de A prevail oduced tested ducers. e more /ou of ilk for /. Posot opjegrees Still far looking omproen you asteur- I ^Confidentially^ Money If It’s About See Your Banker” iE Wbruaryl't BUY q/out paflol deictitei you J ad.qou'luK’trfiauit HASTINGS CITY BANK RY astings LyBARKER’S S cause suffering for the wrong doer. AU Europe te now divided Into The penalty for it was Just and three parts: occupied, unoccupied necessary. The danger to a man and preoccupied. HASTINGS PHONE 2115 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY j, IM! I INGSCR DELTON fflgfurify Yield Is depend^ Ry.Ablgyiel frost Isn’t msmK. A aeries of discussion meetings on "Feeds and Feeding for Defense Pro1 duction" are being bold every Thurs­ day evening in the Delton Rural Agricultural school building. Th# . JMn. E. R. WUllson rpent one day purpose of the scrizs is to discuss last week with friends in Kalama­ ways of meeting Uw goals of the •Food for Freedom Campaign." zoo. The Extension Claw held on all Thc topic for the meeting Thurs­ day meeting at the home of Mrs. day evening. Feb 5. will be "Rais­ ing the Dairy Calf.” Lincoln Bush on Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Kahler en­ The local basketball team will go tertained some of their friends al to Ute Kellogg Agricultural school an oyster supper Saturday evening nt Gull lake Tuesday evening Feb. in honor of their 49th wedding an- 10. to play that team. On Friday evening, Feb. 13. they will go to nlversary. Mrs. Clayton Stough. Mra George Woodland to meet that team. Eddf-Utnd Mrs. Charles Harrington ij Joan Fuhrman spent the weekspent Thursday In Kalamazoo. ( end with her brother, Robert PuhrMrs. Scott Lydy of Lake Odessa, man and family, in Baltle Creek. who has been caring for her daugh- < . .<-- R,lnh atarrina and tTh?^hoSeWSatuMyayevinTngn’Cd I c,llldrcn of Uvel Park 6pent I Mra nhel Pennock of iteJtina# wUh hu ,Ulcr’ Mrs Lwu on^ night last i*kwhh im l>r»noclt and fan,uT We can supply you with a KX Hybrid qgythat will mature. If you've never tried KX, plant at leaBt a two children, Dick and Helen, spent I WEST HOPE I MILO I Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Oarl M<rlpa Replogle of ClovtrThe H. L. club was entertained Blanchard In Battle Croak. < making an extended visit at the home of Mary M. Fewer, Mr- and Mra. teoq Paongok vta-'wlth her daughter. Mrs. Evxrette Parchment. Thursday. Jan. 29 fori itcd their father, Addison Pennock McCallum. ’luncheon at 1:30 with Mrs Feme *? U,fUtnie ta “**■' Miss Cleo Baumgartner who to Hasan, co-hosteea After luncheon COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Bom to Mr. and Mra. Horace nortfe„ hMniui soent the week- Mrs. Rose Albertson, with twenty dau»}‘ler’, ln Bcn‘*rd endwlth her parents,Mr. and Mra. vvfrl members and two visitor! hospital hare Thursday afternoon ^.j. ’ “ , present A abort bualnasa session of last week. . smite!foUowed durtn« whlch • 8um of ysa !KrolrDss.M ory Corners Friday evening. |---- ------Mrs. Douglas Oaknder of Hickory 1 Oaleaburg. i on lhe waiting list was placed on M jLrry.' Ubor Comm and daughter, Eda Jean. Lueila Bchner of southwesti Rm. Rut- Qje ggijyg membership. Roll was H. H*yn>rd. labor 'S’ few acres In 1942. You visited Mrs. Alice Dunning Friday. I land likes over the duties of teach- answered by “A Work of Art I JJl‘b" Mm. Leon Dunning and Mrs. By- cr at our school this Monday mom- Have Seen.” Mrs. Helen Pyla pre- £ u,~ ..*.i i.u y will plant more In 1943. ran Farwell turned tn *84 for Bar- ing and Mrs. Stewart Brownell be- sented an interesting article on g x,ti,r. ubor ry township on the last Red Crow gLu her school work at Orange“ Lorado Taft . ’ " Mrs. Wade followed M McKibteu. l.h NORTHRUP KING A CO.'S Xi™’ । drive. villa to replace Russell Laubaugh Walter Griffith left Monday j who ieavetlwi weak ^or" training with a talk “Gutson Borglum;" "■ Mrs. Chit tendon presented a paper £ JXr mominz for Fort Ciutar. camp. on "J. Edgar Hoover? ail of which n. Dynni.™, Ubor The Y M W. B. ot Hickory Cor- | Some from this way attended a. were splendid. The next meeting !{u*k,,k’. ,•b?, Charles Harrington Mrs. Rote Sprague spent th' ners met with Mr. and Mrs. Paul , party at tho Orange hull Tuesday Mr and Mra Olitih Williams and weekend with her airter-iifelaw 1 Kybura Friday evening of last week.; night tor Russell Laubaugh. Lawrence with Mrs. Florence Me- of liw three rans of Gull lake spent Satur- - Mrs. Maude Corwin in Battle Creek | Mr» ar*C1' McCallum had tha Crary, co-hoateas on Feb. IB. "Trav- Rlnrlslr a«f. c*.. us, I HICKORY CORNERS 1 (lav an.moon with their parents Mr and Mrs Mason Norwood of misfortune to fall on the slippery el Talks ’ will be the topic. Sui“"iKu ’sTSL "" Mr nnd Mrs John Adams ‘. Kalamazoo spent the weekend with] Mrv Hastings J— steps crock •-----------rib so— aheis Mrs. Roy Roy Hubbard Hubbard of of Hastings. r-and ----- --------------Red Cross chairman for lhe county moving about with care these days. home from Bronson hospital after A. w. o*.k i’«. aappUw .... I At the regular meeting of the P. .Mr.and* Mre. Marshall Norwood. T was held Mr. end ............... Mrs. Rotter Williams r. A. a. which wmen was neia in in the me school scnooi ? ........ . — --r—-—--- spending six -weeks there. She is •>'■ »•*» co!T?«kaX" house Monday Monday evening evening of of iusi Hut week. week > ^re —supper afternoon. tiBu. Jan. Mr, 39. hi at calling . ------------------------------­ in the neighborhood Sat­ somewhat improved in health but Wlt.| t»ioytyp» o.' .i«n« SEED house 'CZ'- “guesu —:—..—of his parent* -------- . pie: Thursday ... _ Helen .... .. Martin, _geologist, ....... ...... Mrs Leslie Williams __ ■ a _ lied _■ — ___ urtiav. MUs from Mr Mr. nnd Mr*c Williams of •»2 o'clock and organized Crass ur”y" still confined lo her bed. iuryi«» Ouim, ,«v«ir* ™.. the Conservation Department, gave, Ooster Friday evening. unit of twenty-three members. Mra. I, The Aid met with Mr*. Lynden SUTC1. M.r, no™ <Wu,M«r a very Interestlnx talk on■ "Thc UnMrs. L®on Leonard. Mrs. Mary 4HSWII-; - r ,, - i Howard Johnson was elected gen- '1 Johncock at thc Jesse Osgood homo — ,--------- ~ —r ..... ! derground aergrvunu Wealth nouut uf of Mlchtean." —’’ . Henton. ” ‘ Mrs. J. C. Horton, “ and Mrs. । ChatnnBa Mrs John Mourer this week Wednesday for dinner. ■nte m»n» Mend, of Will John, WOtolM tro.n Centnl Hi«h UU “l­ 'ecretary-treosurer and Mrs. Lee Place Your Order For Seed NOW She told about the Importance of geology and the. mineral wealth of Cressy Home Literary Club meeting, BunlJclt h|W chanfe 0, l(ie material one, ™ tdeued to h«r he u Rhi.-AMM' ev.nln,. Over fifty attended the P. T. A. ing now. Michigan.and its importance to the “l ‘he borne of Mra. Mary Flower -f sewing project Mra Ha) future She spoke of Michigan be™! Sine£ iTSXxK‘the iSlliS Friday night at tlie school house CLOVERDALE Dr Bernard showed lovely colored ing admitted to the union 105 years n0011nmiwt th,. Relckard* pictures of hls trips. Charles Monica Is sick again. ago that daj' In thc afternoon she The teachers oL the school here ™ Th spoke at the high school anemblv. expect to attend the M E A. meet- b,'eJ*?1 ed,1'*d«y “* e«h month Merle Bradfield attended a Farm Jess and Don Haney are in Kan­ This lecture was illustrated by col- big tn Hastings Wednesday evening at 2 o clock at the Masonic Temple. sas visiting their father and other Bureau meeting in Hastings Mon­ HASTINGS, MICH. day evening also a Dairy meeting —-• slides. •• Her -------subject °t thiswas “The of this week. । The local Red Cross te putting on relatival. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. , ored Mrs. Frank Humlston is gaining on Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs. Robert Faulkner i a. "Salvage for Victory" campaign | Geologist and A Camera in Michi-, “ Mrs. mnuciuic Madeline nuiuiui Norman utu and mi Mrs». mra. nnd baby ot Coloma, spent Sunday , and u asking every one to donate and Lt at home. ' gan." Mr. and Mra. Harry Jones and Lome Bradfield attended a 4-H (with his parents. Mr nnd Mra. El oid papers, magazines, catalogue* PJ!.UUTrr1 ,nd ««»• PaP*™ should be folded family were in Kalamazoo Sunday.' Leaders luncheon and meeting al Mrs. Emma Dickerson and Mae Hastings Tuesday. । I Middleville visited them Wednes- Bnd Ued ln bundl„ WU( lhQM, On Monday while Mr* Van I Mm uSf LTOfM ud Mr.. *»““»» Sf Gelb were in Delton Sunday mom-1 Ing istreain was standing on a chair »n ™ r»™n .ttemtal on. or the “ „’ “L™ NW’ Pvt. Roland Chilson ofFt. Cui- 1 doing some cleaning. It went out Th opening panies partly nt nt me the V 3. u. O. orhera ma, mil Mr. r«r I opening u. a. T ~ ter spent tne the weekend weekend witn with nu hls from unocr under swr her uiu and auc she fell mIn- Th building at Augusta Wednesday eve“ourer °r Mr» Howard John- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chll-. Juring her side by striking on the ning. son' | son and relatives. edge of a cheat. I Mrs. Helen Shellenbargcr. who' News from Mrs. Maud Randler Sorry Claud Moshler is not so Mrs. Laurel Garrison and Mrs ru ui uu» writing. Meric Bradfield Bradfield were were inin Hastings Hastings has been staying nt the home of says she la pleasantly located at well nt this I [Merle » Dept. roiror Mrs. caiiiii Edith Welch nuuin south m of me lhe vn vll ।| 512 uennon Lennon Ave.. Ave . E.UAUS, Eustis, ria., Fla., a city Mr. and Mrs: Mr*: Sheldon Howell, Howell. Mrs | Thursday attending an extension .Irsfile lleke lace. U now back at the home of | about the size of Hastings. She is Lena Boulter of Kalamazoo called ■ class. । Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Chandler. । well and enjoying the sunny days on Mrs. Martha Chamberlain Sun-1 Mr. 8ooy U making some fine . j improvements on the tenant house , Mr. and Mrs. Leon Leonard nnd [ wUh thc thermometer at righty. day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs wellihgton Monica'and farms formerly owned by Mrs. Mrs. Bia Rogers were dinner guests Her Howard la in a southern by Colomsn curparl 'of of Mr i.nrl and Mrs. Kltlc Ellis KE Faulkner , of Bedford called on Mr. araLM**- Mnr>' F*“wcr. that th* Police D»pt. j army camp. j Thursday evening of last week. I Lester Monica and boysArtmday. , Mrs. Emily Wilcox was in Has- ™ ... v<u, „ llw a spend-1 o rcilu., ‘Ws Thursday ___ , Rcjm ‘ingl*ls and spent the day,Y»« *’>• Ah»«ni On«. Carries. I Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Fuhrman nnd.' Tlie three young children of Rev. I Mrs. Martha and Mrs, victor Jones who reside ing'T few"wVeks’w?th^Mr “nd Tira' with MriT Prank~Andrus"and' Mra. J Mo.M by c»te»»a .upp«no4 by Thom I on a farm nearly two miles from Everett McCallum. Robert Mills | 1.^, 'ail i town tnwn drove rlmvi* in tit for tnr Sunday MnmL school .r.l.rw.1 -I-.. as __ IIINnu aa» ■ ’ . * There ...... was no schoolt Monday I last Sunday with their Shetland U.. ™ e««. K„„,„n I pony hitched to a long hand sled. -­ | Their large white collie accotnpan- Evangelical Church Mrs. Jack Snyder Wednesday. i •mutian k r«hvre4 Rev. T A Moyer, pastor | oled them and waited patiently be9: 45 A- M. Worship and preach­ ' Gena Golden was In Kalamazoo J *!>„* »"j i side the pony until Sunday school | last Wednesday to sec M1m Vera-1 ¥••». All. Al ing. was over and they were ready to 1 belle who has become her natural 1 tied. 10: 30 Sunday school. : return home. TO GRAND RAPIDS , self once more, for which we are M#»»4 hy r«k«nin >«i FAIR LAKE * ' ' ------------------i very thankful She is also very ••.'.*** "’J?*1? *r ■ Rev. Jones will sell hls registered 7:35 AJH. A delightful party was held Sat- ' busy doing both dining room and A(I iV.’.n’ <>»" hogs at auction near Kalamazoo | Xd<»4 fay Hmiih »,a next Thursday. Feb. 5 at I o'clock. urday evening al tlie Kinsley Com- sewing room work. , Later he will have an aucUon and munlty hal) for Mr and Mrs. Wm.. Sunday callers at the home of orJ ih«i th» i».«,nr reduce hls large herd of cows nnd Carver, it being their 40tli wedding Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hammond were ••• th«”<»*4 '•> #»'<*•»» h,’. hT'miiiw’ i young cpttle before moving to hls anniversary. A lamp and a blanket I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Singleton and I were among the presents given daughter of Hailing* and Mr. and i smin. *u.i TkuM.. ' {smaller ..farm TO BATTLE CREEK them. i Mrs. Burr Wheeler of Kalamazoo. I c.rrl».i. । The young people of the WeaieySewing will be done for thc Red; 'Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Phillips,and ' an church met at the home of Ar­ Cross .every Wednesday at Leah'**-J ------------------------------Ona lene Hungerford for Bible study Williamsons'. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phil­ j last Friday evening lips and daughter of Hastings Sun­ California's ham-and-eggers cut day. " “ | Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lawrence and “I see by the paper that women now control 73 per cent of the na­ ' family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. their demand from *30 to *20 week­ Voters should highly resolve to tion’s income spending.” said a TO LANSING Evert Irving and children of Bat­ ly but economist* say It can’t be done. The rabbit is still larger than elect henceforth only public officials voice on lhe bus. “That leaves 25 tle Creek, Sunday. •9:50 AJW. the magician's hnt. who know the value of a dollar. per cent unaccounted for." There will be a prayer meeting at ’.he home of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Sut doesn't wear an oversea# cap on or a battalion of lanke! That’* why Willison Thursday afternoon al 2:30 TO KALAMAZOO she knows it’s important to give tho lhe job—or the smart blue, gray or o'clock. All are welcome. fastest possible service on all calls. khaki of the women's war-work unite. The YMWB of the Wesleyan Her quick mind and deft fingers help church will meet Friday evening. But she is right in thc thick of war Feb. 6. with Mr. and Mrs. Paul keep the nation’s vital communication •Dally Except. Sunday Kyburg of Delton. system operating. Through her switchboard flash hun­ Rev. Howard Rice, pastor at All Other Trip# Ate Dally dreds of calls every day. Perhaps only Bethel Chapel will be the speaker at the Wesleyan church next Sun­ one of those calls—she can't know day evening. legly difficult which one—deals directly with the । Born to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Having decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Auction at my farm 2’/j war emergency. But the swift comple­ j Tun gate al Bernard liospital, Jantion of that one call may speed the | uary 20 a seven pound daughter. miles south of Lacey on pavement or 10 miles north of Battle Creek on North Av­ ; Will you please call 21. one long delivery of a whole squadron of planes enue or St. Marys lake road on and 2 short and telephone your I news for the Banner not later than Sunday evening. Phone 2137 Mrs. Glen Asplnall Is visiting TRIO CAFE Mrs. Cora Aspinall and daughter j Jeantr-of Hastings. J Russell Tolles and son Buddy of Commencing ot 1:30 p. m. the following will be offered for sole: Bunnell neighborhood called at the Frank Town home Sunday after­ . | noon. Callers at the home ot Mr. and Mra. Martin Peters and family Sunday were Mrs Wade Town of Delton. Millard Willison, local and Spring drag. ‘ Mr. and Mrs Robert Eskclf of Bat- S' ‘ZZ FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. k: BUS SCHEDULE AUCTION SALE Michigan Bell Telephone Company SATURDAY, FEB. 7,1942 BUS DEPOT KlMCMBeR Rev. and Mrs. W. J Kennedy of Three Rivers were dinner guests Tuesday of Rev. and Mn, J. W. McCue. \ J Rev. J. W McCue u at Three Rivers assisting Rev. W. J. Ken­ nedy in special meetings. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. McCue have a new granddaughter bom recently to Mr. and’ Mis. Lindon McCue of Detroit. QL ’ICK RELIEF _ n.... c^. Um* SEwr QUICK STARTING-Ptus Correct Upper-Cylinder Lubrication D-X is different from ordinary gasolines because it provides upip"'c^«crl-bri“'i7’°‘h' valves, pittons, ring* and uppercylinder walls. In addition, D-X is seasonally adjusted to provide MUL-SD-LAX A Stebbins, Dniggtsts. HasUnp, Mich. quick starting at prevailing ternneraturea ... it gives higher anti- Try g unkfuj on B Monev-Back Guarantee — at any Diamond D-X station. SgfMt 1 Ubricatkrn Notice to Mothers! Hildebrandt’s D-X Service HASTINGS COWS Holstein Jersey, 6 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side. Holstein Guernsey, 2 yrs. old. Guernsey Jersey, 11 yrs. old, fresh. Guernsey, 8 yrs. old, due March 21. Jersey, 6 yrs. old. • Black Jersey, 9 yrs. old. Jersey, 6 yrs. old. Guernsey, 6 yrs. old. 5 mos. old calf. lbs. milk per doy. FARM MACHINERY Low wagon on rubber. Stone boat. Dump rake. Deering mower, 5 ft. cut. Cale walking cultivator. John Deere manure spreader. Lime and fertiliser spreader. 9 hoe grain drill. 1 h. p. motor. Cutting box, hand or power. HARNESS Double work harnets. nearly now. HAY & GRAIN 7 tons Alfalfa and Timothy. 75 bu. Oats. 250 baskets Corn in crib. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALK: Cash doy of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. Peckhams Remedy it guarantoad to help your chiM’« cold, cough or croupy cough, due to a cold. MUMZONTINCNT FETBOLEVM CORPORATION 111 W. COURT ST. HORSES Pair Sorrel geldings, 7 and 9 years old. “Qsm itied Barer wiihoBtl" PHONE 2448 Sold by all draggists. FLOYD RANKIN PROPRIETOR HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. I. t CRAY, Clerk. �Tint BASTINGS BANNOL TUCHSDAY. FEBRITAHY 5, Bl! 1 Mrs. Burdette Wadd and husband. Della Allen apartments, have moved; marriage of their cousin, Otto Olenn Orlffeth and has been get­ was made In Grand Rapid*. She met with Latest* word from Donald Hail, to Haatlng* where he te employed, j Krcagcr of Lansing. The wedding ting initiated Into the work this leave* besides her four children, a ibroth«r of Mr* T. I. Gillett, who The annual Father nnd Son ban- took place in Central McahodLst lister, Mrs Arthur Brace of Detroit, j received hi* -wing*" lot fall te that qilrt ^.on^n-d by the Middleville chutch. Mrs. Mary Gray, who marked 81 and two brothers. Prank of Fwnlhe Is doing introl duly along the; cunimunify Brotheihood will be Clifford DavLx was taken sudden­ years of life Sunday. Peb. 1. waa dale and one In Rockford. Ill. later In the Atlantic coast. ln ,|u. f.-K. school cafeteria' ly Hl at hls home south of town happily «Airprteed by telephone calls Mtesea Helen Brog and Pauline (Continued from page 1. sec. 1) . of Robert Ru(fB he u to be; Mr. Bnd Mrs Wm J. Uebler went on Monday evening. Feb 9. with Tuesday evening. Thursday hr was from her son Charles Gray of Mer­ Walker spent thr weekend with spending tome Ume with Joy M. v». Merrit J. Pike, divorce, transferred thu Tuesday from N.j lo Chicago Sunday night where the Masters-Jones circle serving the taken to Blodgett hospital Grand ritt and her daughter, Mrs. Rome Miss Virginia Wellfare In Hastings- Oren In Leighton TWp.. Alice R. VS. Jacob M. Boy*en. di- ! Carolina to Camp Tyson. T^nn., tori they W1U attend the Fashion Mart. banquet. A gtxid program te being Rapids, for x-ruy* and he remained Brockbank of Pendleton, Ind- Call* Mrs Hattie Furntss returned to her niece. Mrs. Harry vorce ' ' ’ ' ' liix to twelve weeks’ training. Rob-------Rob- WlUfain uebler. Sr., and Ray Tolan. prepared nnd It is hoped, every man for observation until Saturday. He from town friends helped to obher home in Nashville Saturday. U>ule R. Neal and wife n. Fred i ,n lhe ‘*‘‘ arc looking after the store during In the community will titid wmt boy • »1WI oprnuuis uie wee* wiwi ncr their absence. They expect to be to take und attend. Earl VanSIcklr ccnvaic.xccncc althouijh weak. ' ■ J. Young, bill tn eatablteh conveyMis. Carl Rock went to Detroit sister. Mrs. Wm. Kronewitter, help- bridge dub Thunday evening । Dr. and Mr.* R. M. Berljnn mid home Friday. i* president of the organization. Mr. and Thursday Mrs. Curl niljht Hiar ofto Wayspend----------several — . Ing _________ care for ____Mr. ________ Kronewitter. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Benda son. Clarence, drove lo Ann Arbor . .. ,many ... -... friends . ... of Uewollyn land formerly ot Middleville, are j‘lays<i.v« with with her sister, h»r Mrs. Ur. Leont*nn Rock I Mr*. Wolford of Bowen* daughter. Florence, took hte Mr. and Mrs. Fqvter, Wnddtll. mid > The Wrn. Davidson v«. Vernon J. Sunday, where tlie doctor rcmalped her parents, Mr. und Mra. Elmer Campbell are sorry to know that a‘ parents of a 10’. lb. son born Wed- who b. quite seriously 111. Brown. Auditor General, bill to set for a two week** course In dentistry. JameAsWere A number of the parent* viAlted 1 on the gam. . Sunday dinner guest* second M-rrnrt amriutntton of hLx lr-.r was. ru^rtnv .l.-.r, on nml wiir. iv.. i — naren*— — ■ amputation his leg wtte nesday. Jan. 28. and who has been Frank Lee and daughter, Edna, of their sister and daughter, Mra performed Friday at Pennock hw- nsrhed Kenneth Alan. The grand- their children nt Hie Kellogg camp, Mrs. John RobcrUon of Caro Edward D. va. Hattie EkharfT, di­ were recent visitors of their daujth- Has* Johnson and husband, and in pttaL Mr. Cnnijiiirll i;. nearly 94 purmbi. Mr nnd Mrs. C. L. Hiar at Clear hike Sunday afternoon and I spent the weekend at home with locte Saturday when Uie tauter i tered Uie lAnc-Dulcenla Home. 1 ter and stater. Mrs. Frank Bruwn'nhe aiu-rnuon tfll drive to Clear years old but has stood thc ordenl and Mr. and Mra Fred Guilin arc found them fine and having a most! her husband and hte people and superintendent of thc Home. B Bopiia Alice O. Smith v». Walter nnd husband nt- South Bend, Ind.1 lake to see thc former’s son. Foster. us well a* can be expected. Tlie first very happy over the advent of their enjoyable time. ner parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Makomb A Hoffman wm the former pai operation was perfopned a few flrstgramLon. The 50 seniors of T.-K. school •'—’------- • -----------'. Thompson, et al. bill to establish — L. W.-------------------------— HuleU'cclcbratcd — hLs -----15th... Jr, , looked their pre«'«t prettiest Tuesday when i, Mrs Kenneth Spooner returned ne fence. I birthday January 27. The Sunday; Mrs Hooper Freshnev will be Mr* The Rouse circle of Uie Method tat Mr*. WUU* WHIR Cllrkard cllrkard nnd nnd little little son son lookwl Jennie and Marlon Echtlnaw and! previous lue and Mrs. Hulett and. hostess to her bridger club this Maying of Detroit ami Mr mid Mra Dorr!lhp Phototfraphei came from De- (to the home of her aunt, Mrs. E. F. church will hold it* monthly meet­ Mrs Isabel Lepper Pl Acre Slocum v*. Wnx Koble. thclL cottaln.. Mr. und Mrs. Fane' Thursday afternoon with a pot luck Caln of Hastings were in town re- ,,olt 0,111 look their pictures Blake. Monday after a three week*' ing this Thunday afternoon with . . .. set r Hulett ot Granu Rapute. were guests j dlru.tr oa part of Ute fun . hotirekerpvr. Mr*. lAili.n Wilson. ccntly looking after tfle residence of Mr a,ul Mtf George Mailers are visit in Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Minnie Johnson. / of thc Hulett's daugliter. Mrr. Roy j Will Hall, who work.-, in Detroit the their mother. Mr* Grace Toltwo mcntli* In Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen »nt<rLieut, and Mrs. Arnold Hoebeke petit ioa<• MeCaul and husband, northews', of ’pent the ueekrnd al hte home at law, Mrs. Walter Wilson, who has hur.-t. i* .-petullng mr the winter Mrs. Mildred, talned a party of twenty friends I.u- I. who 13 WI1BSI *‘ln th,ir ‘‘atwhtcr. • Miririe and o.M husband. jwme >, M ram>c>«c Parmelee ouiurSatur- where he will have a three month** Veteh “divorce "--------- A bltlhd“> cuk*-- «»»«•'• cords Barlow Igke Jt the Cllrkard home | Miekle «.v lhclr ».«.• ..uuic v n ... 1 f,0,u friends, and other rernem-, Mr. and Mrs Don Muir and two A letter received from Mr and S.Upt “nd Mr’’ J’ P S€h‘Pl*r and ‘uy evening honoring thr approoch- training course, according to a letEsther R^ vs. Norman Johnson. । Utances u n pleasant event little boys of Kalumazuo and Ml-.- . vuiung . her daughter. Mr*. Wm. Mr. A, Xu- FH.kH. - or • , ‘■'“Hdren spent the weekend ut Hol- ■----------— - • Bklnner. -ing -birthday* of Harold mother Saturday „„ divorce . for ■•Bill'*, whose health Ulis winter1 Nonna Streeter pl Coldwater spent Licbler, i’ visiting a eteter in Grand Mr. Andrew Fitikte.inrr state they land wjth Mrs Ellsworth Henning and Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin HtxeegG liding -wo w.- k“i^orsw iaj "lun,uit: Mr S atttnded “ ’ Glenn Dean. Lunch wa* served and er of Gun lake. Hls brother, who la Bernice Campbell., et al, vs. E. M 11M not been the best 1' Rurumv Sumiay with with thB the Indies' ladies' father fuliicr, WifWil­ Rapid* this week ndlngl* < k. at Orange Mae mittec meeting at Hope college .cards and visiting were enkrved Cadwnllader. Admr Est. I#wls J. Mrs George Sherman of Petoskey lis Streeter at Gun lake. , mis. Mis.r.vu Fled Gttflin is spending some an army captain, is living tn the a cottage ot Mrs. Eva Corning uf... .. .. were oijoyca. DuBote. no action slated. • is spending two weeks with her ... Wayland ....J earing for her in Mr. and Mrs J L. Rugv. and Mr- Um'' al . . . .... Mrs. wrn. vaientute. the tonner Mrs Herman VanderfVhurr Mr« same house. Hazel Kruk* vs. May Hinckley, । sister. Mrs. Ernest Vermeulen and R. M. Serijan were Monday eve- daughter. ‘ Mr. " Carl Hiar and infant I Guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Chariot tlita vicinii Middleville, passed away recently l* n were at Hasting* Wednesday of et al. foreclosure. other relative* In this vicinity. ning dinner guests ot Rev and son. Kenneth Alan. Baughman last weekend were their Curtis .Solomon has te en appoint- in Detroit ut the uge of 63 year*.; last week on extension work Mrs. Mr. .... nnd Mrs Glenn Grifleth ... acHome Owners Loan Corporation j Tuesday of Inst week accompanied Mrs. H. H. Harns ut Wayland and vs. Fred C. nnd Lois A Stringhum. I by another sister, Mrs James Pen­ saw tlie Ben East picture* whii li j rcmpunlrd bv her parent •. Rev. und ed substitute rural mull carrier for following a long illneu. Interment Tolan, as a member of lhe council. ■ Continued on page 4. Hite Bec.i mortgage foreclosure | der. they visited thrlr father. Fred were sponsored by flic Brotlierhooil. Mis Geo. Curtis, spent Friday uftWillinin Campbell came by train ernoon ut Battle Creek with the Helen J. v*. Leo Blaine -Minier,' Slugrl in Plainwell divorce I Mrs- K,V<1 Gn”* t"”1 M"1 F^lta. from Detroit to spend the wikend latters* daughter Mrs. Clark Seeley M>nU J. v., Ort J. ChrUUr. "M Kow.rd wm- .. with hi* parent/., Mr nnd Mrs and family. — I Dimondale on Wednesday nf'last Chaz. Campbell, and on Sunday < n" ' ol northeast of dl vorce. ' week for the funeral of the former’* terUiined friend* Irom Detroit Clarence Ray V*. Helen Irene great-granddaughter. Charlene Ann whom he accompanied home. in the shoulder. He has been’cared Weils, divorce. j Soules, aged five years, who drowned Mis* Pauline Walker of the T -K for lite post ten days al the home Hasting* City Bank vs. Ivon |I In Grund river on Monday. faculty was tn Rulamazoo Friday of Ids twin sister. Mrs. Oscar Roush, mortgage foreclosure. i Mr. and Mrs. Elton Lawrence nnd for Instruction relative to her home Harold Jones vs. Louta ond Bertha little iiiw u „uuuw, Jhylll*. nprllv v ec work. She wa* accompanied ,by Me., Dorothy Lou Freslincy of daughter. spent .„ lhe Pervine. injunction and accounting. wet.kj’nd In Dejroit with her sister Mrs. Henry Brog nnd Mrs. la-nna ' ~ ‘ is at home with her Richard N. and Edith M. Arentz. ftIMj husband. iiikI Mrs Morton Kirkpatrick. Tlie fonr.cr visited her parenti vs. Middleville Power Co.. Injuncm,. Claude Rosenberg of north- slstei mid niece. Mr. Ella Brog und Uon. , ! west Thor nappie Is convalescing daugliter. Mis. ForrvM. FVriwitic. Burdette Klump, son of Mr. und Carl If vs. Clara B RQ-se. dlv^fce. from her recent severe illness and is aqd Mrs. Kirkpatrick Visited Mr». Mix David Klump ut northwest CHOICE CHUCK CUTS Marjorie Lee Luna. Admx.' de spending two weeks In Grand Rap- Tom Walker, the fanner Ruth !/>w- Thomnpplc, and Lyle Wood, son ot GRAIN-FED bonis, with will attached vs. Leo' ids with tier daughter. Mrs. Monroe mail, once a teacher in the Middle- Olio Wood of Parmelee, left for LB. LIAN. MEATY Camp Friday. vllle ichpoLs STEER Davenport and Anna Hollelt. bill to i Gibbs Robert Gillett of Chelsea spent Mr. und Mrs. Robert Frost of aid in execution. Mrs. Christine Pinkbclner is BEEF Grand Rapids apetit Sunday with N THf PUCE . Percy E. and Mino Winslow v*. spending tlie balance of lhe winter ROUND, SWISS OR % r-crcy r.. uuu ... . -- ----- -- - ... . ... ». *1 1 with her uin L’.l.i and Her parents. Mr. and Mu. I. R home with ids parents. Mr. and National Discount Corporation, ..no »>«•»Jier *on-Edd andwife wife. ; Miss Marjorie Chandler of the Beeler, and her brother, Connie. Mrs. T I. Gillett. LB. suNNrririo '.-i-ii iayi* action slated. Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Hclrigel and । T.-K. faculty spent lhe weekend al Mrs. Beeler accompanied litem Dorothy Louise vs. Lewis O. home and visited In Grand RapuLe daushtcr Barbara spent the week­ Charlotte with her parents. Reid, divorce. , j I Mrs. Enos Price of Jackson was Monday. TZIMUED SHOULDER end at Albion with his sister. Mrs.. FULLY TRIMMED Gertrude E. v». Raymond Russell^' the Sunday visitor of her mother. Mr. und Mra. Eugene Allen and Wayne Fleenor and family. Sun­ divorce. - I Mrs. D. E. Bovee end her sLstcr, infant, who have been living in the j day afternoon all attended the • RAIZE OR STEW MDFJ’ DcLeys vs. Charles K- Pul- : CALENDAR FOR J MIDDLEVILLE UiOULDOT YOU LIKE TO TAKE GUESSWORK OUT OF IUERT BUVIIIE? AUCTION! vorce. Margaret Tnwnsend. by next friend v* Buryi Townsend, divorce. Opal M. va Eldred J. Deming, Hoving sold lhe farm known os thc Ellis Durkee farm, wc will sell at Public Auc­ tion at the premise* located 2 mile* west ond three-quarters mile south of the in­ tersection of M-14 with US-16, or 6 miles north and 1 mile cast of Lake Odessa, on divorce. Rebecca va. Herbert Ketchum, dlvorce. • Relho vs. Cart Seger, divorce. j Aleta A. vs. Gerald B. Harmuth. THURSDAY, FEB. 12 divorce. .... 1 Erma B. vs. Kenneth W. Allen, divorce. C. S. Rennells. et al. trustees of Bethel Chapel, and Howard Rice vs. Ellra Foster and Harry and Beatrice Green, no action stated. Belva E. Kidder, by next friend, va. Joseph W. Kidder, divorce. George T. va. Dorothy Gardner, divorce Causes. In which no progress has Lyle Collison vs. William Rupe, trespass. I Six assumpsit suits. Harry O. Molirmann. receiver, vs. the follow­ ing people: Hiram H. Perkins, el al: Glenn Conley; Laurel S. Marshall: i Howard D. and David Bristol; John: Storms, et nl; and George Mc­ Dowell. George and Amanda £iicllcnbarger, replevin. Leslie M. Daniels vs. Robert Howell, trespass. Charlie Raymond.va. Edward Mil-: ler. trespass. Walter Wallace vs. National Ac­ ceptance Service, et al bin to set aside transfer. • ’ Jay B. Foster. Admr. vs. Mabel R. Babcock, no action stated. Melvin va. Chan. Helsel, divorce. Adelbert Cortrlght v*. Louis and, Madeline Garman. Injunction. Ruby May vs. Wayne Nelson Mar­ tens. divorce. THREE CORNERS Earl Fender started work at the Duplex in Battle Creek Tueaday! morning and is working seven days Klng. was called back to work there about a month ago. Mr. and Mra.! King and their daughters Mary Jane and Bonnie Lou are now re-: siding in Hastings. the weekend guest of Mr. and Mr*. James F. Hammond. Mrs. George Kelley called recent­ ly on her cousin. Mr*. Qtorge Baanett of Freeport who is convalescing ■ nicely. Mrs Claude A. Hammqpd was an1 afternoon gue*t recently of Mrs. James Jacobs In Hastings *chool house Thursday evening was, well attended. A fine program wa* enjoyed, following which refreah- ate in having Miss Lena Lipkey j with us again this year. .. 14c a 19c PORK LIVER .. 15c SLICED BACON ... 30c LAMB ROAST u. 21c LAMB BREAST mer. et a), bill to clear Title. Cynthia vs. Charles E. Wilcox, di-, vorce. . Lola R. v*. Kenneth Cavanaugh, divorce. ’ Ruth E. va. Frederick B. Ragla, divorce. B. vs. B.. divorce Tressa A. vs. Russell E. Cleveland. divorce. Nora vs. George Kline, divorce. ; Velma I. va. Kenneth J. McDon- j aid. divorce. Minnie B. vs. Clyde R Schlflman. divorce. Daisy vs. Charles A. Stine, di-. divorce. Agne* vs. Robert Marry, divorce. Darthya vs. Max Storey, divorce. R. vs. R.. divorce. Lois Ruth vs. Floyd E. Buskirk. BOILING BEEF SPARE RIBS SUGAR CURED 100 HEAD OF CATTLE BACON SQUARES .. 18c SUNNYFIELD CANADIAN STYLE BACON a. 41C PORK SAUSAGE a. 26c ARMOUR S STAR, I II. CELLO ROLL .. 18c ItST SHOULDER CUTS a. 24c VEAL ROAST MESH PORK u. 6c NECK BONES FANCY, LARGE HERRING 3 ... 29c HORSES FARM IMPLEMENTS The tools listed below are nil practically new. in Rood condition, und will be sold in thc forenoon. . CATTLE Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old. due Oct. 5. Holstein cow, 8 yr*, old, calf by side. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old. calf by side. Holstein cow, 5 yr*, old, due Mor. 10. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old. due Feb. 12. Holstein cow, 3 yr*, old. due Feb. 12. j' Holstein cow, 3 yr*, old. calf by side. Holstein cow, 8 yr*, old, calf by side. Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old. fresh in De­ cember, bred back. 2 Holstein heifers, each 2 yrs. old and each with calf by side. Holstein heifer. 2 yr*, old. fresh in No­ vember, bred back. Hereford heifer, 2 yrs. old. due at time of sale. 4 2-year-old heifers, pasture bred. 30 well bred Hereford cows, 3 to 5 Bars old. port with calves by side, alance springer*. 28 choice Hereford yearling calves. Purebred Holstein bull, yearling. Purebred Jersey bull, yearling. Purebred Hereford bull. 2 yrs. old. [ 72 HEAD HOGS, PIGS 5 brood sows due Apr. 1. 5 brood tow* due Moy 1. Duroc boar, yearling. Hampshire boar, 6 month* old . 30 snoots weighing from 100 to 125 lbs. each. 30 10-weeks-old pigs. WALLEYE PIKE ... 19c FILLETS OF vator and double bottom IG-inch plow. IIIC corn binder. IHC double disc grain drill. 13 bole. IHC grain binder, 8-fl., tractor hitch. IHC corn planter with fertiliser attachment ... 17e STANDARDS „ 31c GOLDEN UNIFRUIT BAHAMAS 4 ... 27c PRES>4 CALIFORNIA Z-roiy. horse cultivator. Walking cultivator. 2 farm wagons. John Deere 12-lnch, double bottom plow. 2 self feeder*, 2-seetlon spring tooth drag. McCormick-Deering 4-roll corn hunker. SWIFT'S PREMIUM FRYING CHICKENS 1 'Ik-aW . Catch ... /I DIRECT FROM ESCANABA 2“ 25' FRESH SMELT FRESH PERCH 2 ooz. 49 ORANGES HEAD LETTUCE. . APPLES GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES is. 5c JABBAGt US. 17c 27' TEXAS SEEDLESS NANCY HALL SWEET POTATOES 5 ns He SUNKIST LEMONS k FO. 15c FRESH. TENDER RADISHES 2 EXTRA FANCY—DELICIOUS GREEN OHIOHS SO ft. rubber belt. LB. SMOKED HAMS W JUMBO 4g SIZE MESH 2-horse cultivator. LB. CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS HEW TEXAS Clover seed buncher. Miller bean puller. Set dehorners. Dunham culllpacker. I seis sling*. YOUNG CORN-FED PIG PORK LOINS 26' 36' 29' 21' 31' 29' 0622^96^340^21^72^90899220892455812444 MRROTS Maxscy-llarris manure spreader. Keystone hay loader. LEAN RIB HALF FANCY, LARGE POLLOCK OYSTERS Toom of 6-ycar-old black mares, wgt. 3,200 lbs. Yearling mare colt. Black gelding. 2 years old. Yearling gelding colt. PRIME RIB ROAST t/ FRESH CAUGHT Commencing at 9:30 a. m.. thorp, the following de.cribod property: SIRLOIN STEAKS B SUNNYFIELD WITH POCKET VEAL BREAST BEEF ROAST . 3schs. 10c 10 ™ 33c JUICY FLORIDA riding | SLICED EXTRA-THK A COMPLETE STOCK OF DAIRY ITEMS New Perfection pipe line milking machine. SILVEROROOK 37* BUTTER 37 EGGS OLEOMARGARINE 2«% 29* 30* WISCONSIN CHEESE New DeLaval cream separator. 500 lb. capacity, With electric motor. Motor and platform for No. 15 DeLaval cream separator. Set sleighs. Platform scales. 800 lb. capacity. 2 acts of new harnesses. 2-wheel trailer. Many other Items too numcr- FRESH CREAMERY . GRADE B, MEDIUM SIZE DATED FM FRESHNESS DOZ. gw SUREGOOO FEED AND GRAIN MILD 10 tons mixed hay. 5 tons Alfalfa bay. u. PUR* LARD *tflOc TERMS OF SALE—All turns of $25.00 ond under, cash; on sums over that amount 6 month* time will be given on good approved bankable notes bearing interest at 6 per cent. Nothing to be removed from premise* until settled for ond everything to be settled for on day of tale. . Allen L Behler and Fred Sebastian PROPRIETORS and ASA BURNETT. ..oh AMERICAN OR BRICK Id'., 27c BLEU CHEESE MEL-O-BIT CHEESE DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE SMOKED CHEESE DOMES TIC PHILADILPHlA ul7c CREAM CHEESE JANE PARKER "DATED" Lunch wagon* will be at farm all'day with plenty of cot* and hot coffee. ALLEN HASKIN, Auctioneer; LEO W. TUCKER - Lie CRISTVIEW Clerk* DONUTS COFFEE LF5TOR ;.&tk t*. 4; 2lSlt �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1M2 iter ILLI Harristt and frtend of wife M*l»tant c**hWr Forty-two voluntesn for civilian! Battle Creek: and Haul Campbell hl* Fort Dodge. lava church. He BAKllY VII-I.E Burdst I XXo^J^ lTJ!^tX2rdw1«h aSw.rSeh.rg.^tedbyMn., They expert to can on many Uie In hls ministry ' Puffer and two Uttte Prlmfle. ;. Race uunoay R*c». neiauons Rel>Uon*__3 “pday wm m-1 course conducted Tuesday and Campbell; Chas Storkan at Camp SOUTH SHULTZ Wa are glad to know that Mr. observed at the Methodist church : Thursday night* by L. R Beeler. Barkley. Texas, and croulrtg *l SOUTH THORNAPPLE ment Project.We expect to have .. and Mr*. Lewis Vtebeck arc again Feb. 8 with special services end mu- Ttiurao Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sonnsvllle Barry county Rod Cro« first-aid Laredo into Mexico, where lhej' • Mrs. HatUe Johnson received a Mrs. Maude Smith and Mr. Hilbert at home after several weeks in ric by the men's chorus Several per- Instructor. Another claa* will be1 plan to make an extenrive tour of letter Saturday from her grandson to help In lhe discussion. Kveryone spent Thunday evening with Mr. Orand Rapid*. Mr. VUbeck. who sons will also be received into memand Mn. Jim May of Battle Creek. erihio of or the tne church enurcn called soon for special police, fac- the principal cities and pointe of Pvt Theodore Wieringa. who on eras in injured In an auto accident bershlp Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon. We had no achool last Thursday * ~~ 7.——C ■ TV, aiimv p»«t M.immriuh tory. guards, drug store employees । interest. The return trip In planned December 15 was transferred from hospitalization. has • The T*“ Della r'*"" *”~ ’ and required hospitalization, and any other* who may desire tn-1 via New Orleans. La., and when Fort 8111. Okla., to Fort Ord. MonMildred and Vem DeMott. Bob la very poorly. been very 1U with pneumonia. He la win meet at me name oi Mrs. uienn atruetton. ’-CJ baugh'a aon left for service in tha Wilson of Hastings and Donald The cl( class at Hastings also they reach Middleville they expert slin weak and unable to resume his Oriffeth this Friday for a pot luck complele ^ lu col Mra Foster Waddell and son. Kenjon of. Battle Creek spent Bun­ army on; that day completed its courie last week and • to have covered about 7000 miles. train to make the trip. Robert, spent Friday and Saturday custodian duties at the T.-K. school. I ' day evening with Mr. and Mrs, UA-hnnu. wha ha* been “n0'her »Urtcd Monday eve-, Their plan to visit Kay's brother. Cis re Brady, who han employ­ .4-^ -d|t>^ h7?mrnh<Zhin ChicTao nln«u ln chftr»e of aU Ule i Don White and Eddie Lynd In Tex|B Grand Rapids with the former's attended lait. Thi/sday at the Alva Kenyon. tHTwnh hi^lth« work« •“ Uiwartcd by the fact the ment at Battle Creek. took dinner *Mor, Mra. Ival Baird apd family. Mra Noble Hyde of Alaska Is former pastor of Middleville and home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Day: recently with Mrs. OU* Scott with Mias Helen Oriffelh accompanied Irving Methodist church and how of Hubert Mftqphouse nt Parmelee. spending some time with her moth'1 «« Elmer James and daughter*. I boy* moved on Saturday to an un­ by Mln Bentice Bneathen apent Jackson, are sorry to know he hiu Next week beginning Feb 8 has Mrs. Foater Waddell and Mr*. Rom 1 known desunaUoin meeting* have been very successful. ihe weekend at Delton with her,’ been very rick and unable to oc­ beer”>et aside aa "Magarine Week " Johnson. spent Wednesday In ( This cold map ha* itclped theice when a little boy. Vest* Monica and Billy and We plan to meet again Feb. 12 with Mn Grace Nichols returned to Mr. and Mr*. Clayton McKeown Mina Kenyon vUited. Carrie Sponanother 'situation and th. laku are about cupy hl* pulpit a few Bundays. The £ th/women. Society of Chnrt- Grand Rapid* vUltlng Th* farm on which the latter live last news received (last week> was tan Service. Rev. Rlgelman.v daughter. Mrs. John VandcrWaL 'ready for the annual ic« harvest. her home here Thursday after near Quimby and a* It is Lincoln's able and her mother. Sarah Ken­ has been sold and March 1 they that he was still confined to bed. spending some lime at the home of birthday, we will have something yon of East Harting* one day last Methodtat counselor of Fort Custer. 1 The Grand Rapid* Pres* test | The bu*lne« krill mor« to a farm near Hickory The personnel /of the Farmers' Mr. and Mrs. Luke Senalba. special on "Lincoln." Everyone Is H«ut We can recall when Monroe Dietrich Oomen. with man address at Au- State Bank have had so much Ill­ Is still pleading for fresh magazine* Evelyn Horn of Battle Creek Edna Body, who works tn Has- earnestly Invited to attend. Ml&s Elaine Scott of Nashville spent Thursday with. her parents. ness that it impossible to have and text books of sciencF and gurta hud an army of men at work on the r _ ■ — ----------- -- >--spent Friday night with Mis* Rev and Mr* Fred Horn. ; Tlie next meeting of.the Mother's B rllrectonf' meeting. The presl- mathematics for the boys in Camp Funeral was held Wednesday. He cove getting hls large Ice house Jeanne Irlanti. Ehib of'T.-K. school will be held *>>dcnt. William Kronewitter. who suf- Any Hntgktlne your boy would like was a brother of John VanderKolk filled for summer delivery. Mrs Jearic Payne and HarrUon Kalamazoo. spent Saturday night Mr and Mrs. Burr Fasselt and 1:30. Tuesday, Feb. 10. In lhe j-e-• fered a severe heart attack a few to read and worth reading. 1* ac­ of Wayland, formerly of Middleville. Mrs. Max Lynd had an early nt the home of her parents. Mr family were Sunday dinner guests of Kalamazoo *|>enl Saturday wilh creation room of- the school. C. H days ago. Is now able to sit up a ceptable and they may be brought W. 8. C. 8. Meet and Mrs Frank Lake and family. of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fassett of Mr and Mrs Mila Ashby. Osborn of Hastings. Barry county j Uttle, Cashier Earl Lee. who has to the church, to thc parsonage or breakfast Sunday morning for the Mr. and Mrs Philip Nichol* and ' Thirty-five ladles and several! CEDAR CllEEK * " Bedford. ♦Triend of lhe Court", will speak on been confined at home for ten days to Rugg’s store. A couple magazines attended a --------family gathering ---------Mr. and Mrs. Dennte McIntyre placing of children and right en- by lllnea*. expects to be at the bank contributed bj- each family of this a three weeks' trip to Texas and children, enjoyed the pot luck family ---Henry Leinanr and family spent “”d regular meeting: cf(I 8un nay ai — ;or m >ne >mmi> « nf her her parents no — rents Sunday at the none home of Of oatiie Battle ureea Creek aiicnaca attended enurvn church .Tlronment. A good attendance Ls at ehort Interval* during thl* week; community would give the boy* a Mexico The girls who are taking Sunday with Harold Lester and the W. S. C. 8. at the Mcthodirt Mf Bnd Mn winUnu ,1 Mid-1 here Sunday and spent the day their vacation trip now are Martha good supply of material. Collier's. Expected. There wUl be other special; Arthur Thede. vice president, is i with Mr. and Mrs Archie McIntyre family near Hickory Comer*. inumbers. '* । convalescing at Pennock hospital Saturday Evening Post. Outing. Jean Schad and Norma Mae Jupp- church Friday. The afternoon meet- ■ Mr and Mr*. George Eddy of ing was conducted by the president ; ■«■-» ----------------Mr. *nd Mrs. Harold Higdon of Strom. of the Rexuil stores: Hath> • Ben Baird, who has been 111 and. in Hastings from an operation on Science. Reader's Digest. Christian leen White, assistant bookkeeper at] with - ---- Mrx_ ------ Carley -------- in charge - of de- BANFIELD I Battle Creek were Sunday dinner Wall lake spent Thursday evening Imder the doctor's care. Is up and Jan. 23 for removal of Rail stones Herald. National Geographic, arc Mr Mr. on(J und mia Mrs. Wayne Tice -of------------Hol- ‘ guests of Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Hlg- with Mr. and Mr*. Ardy Owen. nnd appendix. Meanwhile things at Just a few of the kind solicited. Do - the Middleville Creamery; Pauline votton*. Tlie bw.ine*s meeting,that’ iaround the house. ■* Joyce Lammers spent over the nt the tetter's Inttar’S don. Hwn . Benaway of the Bell Telephone Co. | followed included reports by lhe v«-hand wrre the guests of ‘ I Mr. and Mrs. Seward Brock and the bank are going on smooth))- your bit. and do it know. x....... weekend with Duane Lammers and _______________________ _ ________ _ Hous lecretarte*. and officer* Mr and Mrs. Denote Voa-, Mr and Mr*. William Van Curen inlttees recently appointed by thelburxh Saturday. entertained relatives from Detroit Detroit ■ wife of Hasting*. Mr. atid Mrs. C,rT,C “* «"*• »‘lh,‘*5 ’CCr!U.r_!" A Father and Bon and Mother'over the weekend _.J___ 2. John Lammers spent Sunday there Mr*. Karr, Harry Greer, Green of also. were announced ns follow*; Spirit-1 an(1 DauIh,er banquet Of the BanMr and Mrs tin). *tc.. Mra. Carley-Ritchie. Vai- ;«|e|d Bnd powllng churches will. Bellevue and Mrs Karl Gasser and ; OU Wertman. wmman. oaagvu bagged an »«« 18*.-.- lb. entlnc und Lyons: missions, sec.. hc hrfd Bt the Banfleld church *on of Assyria attended our W. 8 ! pickerel ut Little Cedar lake SunMrs Hole*—Benaway. Steen. Beu; Tuesdav evening. Mr. Voelker of C. 8. test week. ' dMJ. congratulations, ■ .onniv supply, sec.. Mr. Mrs. Phtiin Philip Bender— Grand Rapid* will bo the speaker ! Olan Pufpaff spent Saturday In ( Minnie Campbell spent part of . SclUpjM'r.sBerlha Miller. Brog; statm, and -11U Mrs Don Putnam ____...were ____ । Ann Mr of wi (asl ----- Arbor. ------ Mrs. ---- Sterling ----- ------Weeks — mat -vk week wiui with im her sister. Mrs. . . . , evening ___ _______________ i- Rlnnv nt atwi ’hvm- s _ . . . . ... Don,. __ . -ai-.-i... Bum, Pn Point .nd S.<r« Un ClM.rv* Cd,rt. rCtemdUUfcl. , tu of women, sec.. Mrs. Hickman— Wednesday guest* of relawith of Leonida* accompanied him 1 , a - ---------------- j Hnnlon. Ruth Dean. Fenton; social llv„ )n y>stlngx and they found. Mr*. Pufpaff who ‘ sUPPLY INFORMATION । relation*, nee. Mrs Harper—Hatch. | s^jurday night the road* aouth -. r— . ..«* . major surgery at Uni-. th(i|) nooo lnquJrU-» on the I Beeler; literature, sec Mr* H. Ben- o,- Ban field were badly- drifted and underwent -------- -------_________ vena] hospital last week, nuking | safety of clvIUan* and military | nett—Sweet. Barry. Burdick. automobiles were s|alled s____ all .... nlght _ ____ _ night ..... ______ progre** This ts good' Following burinesa the Young' _ Sunday the thermometer thermometer regreg- satisfactory ne^ to her mYnFfrieitdr-----------, I*™™'1 1,1 * and Mr* Roy Presum * 1 , Woman's Guild, in charge of the istered 0 degrees below zero. After I " Mr were have ,x*h ’■«*•»«* by lhc AmcrlS.'^s’r.XmSS,r"“nI program, presented a review of the our very mild weather for the past COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATCD' i late book "One Foot In Heaven."। three weeks It was a audden change «' -™1 L A. D.. .nd. Th. Krt cr^., u |»«p.rrf <» I Mr> Norman Mnclvcr gave n mast: BraTt™ to*b5<lS’ouSw 24%-lb. I Intcrc.stlnR and splendid review with ' Shumaker had passed away Satur- Wendell were Sunday dinner guest* I handle all Inquiries, he exrtained. I Mr*. Hoy 8teen presenting lhe first day lit hta hlmte mHouston TVxa*. I of Mr and Mr*. Lealie Dickerson' but inquirer* must be patlenY and sack I chapter. This was most enjoyable to Tlie body will be returned to Bat- »nrt family of Shultz. i realize the obstacles to rapid I your correspondent who had a per­ tie Creek and laid lo real in the! c E met i8unda> evening with: tnuumisalon of lhe information. Country Club - Griddle-Ta«ted I sonnl acquaintance with Rev. W. H. Banfield cemetery. Funeral ar-1 Eloise Day. Rev. Griswold was ’ PURE REFINED lb .. ...... ... ...w.« u . v , rar I 3pencc. the subjesit of Use book. rangement* have not been made leader. After an interesting les- ■ .. woman never run* out of Ideas sack j and lor eight months during the al this writing. dlscttsaed plans for the She can always think pp some|, ‘me... ®1’- 1they ‘ financial campaign for IV c. E. thing lo spread on a lettuce leal J | winter und spring of 1913 and 1014 World's Choica Coffooa Hot-Dated for Freshness (work. They have raised ■* tor and call It a salad BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY J sang in the large chorus choir ot FFo Perw spent th ve7 .2' nSSJ I“7 KROGER STORES MH PILLSBURY’S FLOUR ’^$1.13 COUNTRY CLUB flour 99c MILK 4“ 31c * PANCAKE FLOUR LARD 2 ^ 26c lb. bag SPOTLIGHT COFFEE 3 59c Mfcmeftlt MAID - FRESH CHHRMEB SALAD DRESSING Quart fl BUTTER 2 *» 73c j Creamy. Smooth. Rich - Embassy AUCTION SALE! 29c FREESTONE - HALVES OR SLICES & Pet Milk 3 25c Gripefrelt 2 23c L KROGER’S * GREAT Perpie ri«»«2"ii'29c couimrr club 27c 3 2 «"• 29c Bits Net 33c Pork & Reais 4 FireFrmrm2 “, 25c Marsluullsus 25c Avondale 29c Kidney Beats Candy Bars 2 Caliloraia Weecot 5c 25c Lima Beans IBc 3’Ll? _ 27c THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1942 Krogor'a Annual February Event . . . Thousands havo been eagerly awaiting this big sale! Avonda). Choic. - Solid Pack Cut Stiingless Tomatoes GREEN BEANS 3 Black Tea 17c Michigan Solid Pack — Evergood Tomatoes 33c 3 Vanilla Flavor 19c Green Beans 2 Flow Kfil 93c Country Club Fancy Cui 10c Wheatles Cheerbals 2 I 13c Popular Brand* si.19 Cigarettes Wax Beans 2 27c 25c 35c Avondale Cream Style Bantam Com 3 2.1 29c Small Peas •»<> ««.. 15c Sifted Peas 2 27c 3 KERNEL CORN Sauerkrant Campbell’s 3 —■ 20c 23c HORSES Country Club Grads "A" Vacuum Packed Yellow Country Club Quality 2 Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the following will be offered: NIBLETS BRAND CORN 2 eoT. 21c Tomato Soup Tomato Having sold the farm, I will sell at Public Auction on what is known as the old Bustance homestead located 21 miles east of Freeport or 3 miles south, 1 mile west and 2 miles south of Clarksville, or 2 miles south of Pleasant Valley School, or 9 miles west of Lake Odessa on _ PORK & BEANS Slarertreid Mii ph 17c Erabcucy Pineal Quality Pe«»rts.tt<>2 “ PEACHES 2":.«29c | I 29c 29c 3 The above teams arc good worker* and well broken. CATTLE Solid Michigan Pack TOMATOES 2 GREEN GIANT PEAS 2 SIFTED PEAS 2 CLAPP’S BABY FOODS 6 EYER600D Mo.2V4 cans cans No 2 cans cans 23c 27c 25c 37c 1 i IF YOU DON’T SAY you# Money BACK.. KROGERS F TINDKflAY BEEF tee thia because LARGE SIZE lb 25c Calves Livers •;“£ Smelt LAICC SIZE 49c lb 10c 19c MMELUS lb 33C TENDERAY CHUCK ROAST • 27c TENDERAY SIRLOIN steak • 37c BACON SQUARES TENDERAY STANDING ."out a. 29c Wrapped “>20c TENDERAY PORTERHOUSE STEAK • 41c » 7'ZtC Pigs Feet Slab Bleep HOGS 22c sSr Blue Pike LMb Rolls Cattle'arc-'all in good condition, producing good now and can recommend them to anyone who wants good cattle. ARMOUR’S FRANKS Chickens cm. » 23c GRAPEFRUIT «xas seedless Yellow Perch Veln-X Shrimp NEW CABBAGE - 5c POTATOES “15,:. 35c 35c MEAT LOAVES COUNTRY CLUB “> JJC 10-31c Maacy Hall CAULIFLOWER -*15c 22c lb 13 Fesding Shoots. CHICKENS 95 Triple A White Leghorn pullets, laying. FEED Quantity of Hay, Alfalfa and June Clover in barn. 275 bu. good seed Oats, Swedish Select. 350 bu. Corn in crib, husked by hand. Quantity corn stalks in barn. Quantity good seed Corn. 5 bu. Early seed potatoes. 7 bu. Late,potatoes. MACHINERY McCormick binder, 7 ft. cut John Deere Hay loader, 8 ft. Side Delivery rake. Dump rake. Massey-Harris mower, 5 ft. cut. New Idea Manure spreader. Oliver riding plow No. 11, nearly new. Walking plow No. 99. Three section spring drag. Spike tooth drag. Land roller. 14 ft. Ladder. Farm wagon, flat rack. Two horse McCormick riding cultivator, new. Stone.boat, nearly new. Combination stock rack. Ajax cultivator. Hog crate, nearly new. Cream separator, DeLaval No. 16. Buggy, nearly new. Buggy, double. Logging toad, nearly new. Extra «et toad runnerx, now. United Gas engine, 11 h. p. Tank heater. Dump plank. Pair logging sleighs, Harrison. Feed cooker, large sixe. Corn sheller. 25 crates. Set heavy work harness. 60 rods 4-point hog barbed wire. 2 10-gal. milk cans, nearly new. 3 10-gal. milk cans. Brooder stove, hard coal, 1000 Chick Buckeye. Disc strainer. 2 milk pails. Grindstone. Clover seeder. Log binder. 4 log chains. Cutter. Fork, shovels, tools, and other articles too numerous to mention. MISCELLANEOUS Range stove. 30 gal. Crack. Ice Refrigerator. Bench wringer Day cot. Vinegar barrel. Porch swing. Bed and springs. TERMS OF SALE; All sum* $10.00 or und«r cosh—ovtr that amount 6 mot. time will be given on good bankable notes drawing 6% interest. If interested in time terms make arrangements with Caledonia Bank or Clark on , SWEET eoTsroES 5 ^ 19c M Faacy Red - Largs Stalk - Hat Haute RHUBARB . ‘ Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Dec. 3. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Dec. 17. Guernsey and Durham cow, 9 yrs. old, bred Jan. 3. Black cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Jan. 7. Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Dec. 8. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, bred Dec. 8. Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Dec. 12. Holstein heifer, 16 months old, bred' Dec. 25. Jersey heifer, 15 months old, bred Jan. 6. K BREAD = 2=17 ► Black mare coming 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1400. Black gelding coming 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1400. Black mare coming 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1300. Bay mare coming 2 yrs. old. 10c <* CARL BUBTANCE, Proprietor N. C. THOMAS. Auctioneer. 4405 $. Divmen Ave., Grand Rapid*, .............. Mich. CALEDONIA BANK. Clerk. Sunday Mr. an baby son parent*. Uy. Mr. children KvangalL church Ml*a Ph dinner g and Mrs South W Quite tended t Rapids Mr. an tertalned last Sun Mllltr a Oucita Manker and Mr Miller. Marvi visited Mrs. De Mr.v Oi Lariring Lansing Mr. and left test where t Rev. W visit ma entertai of Gram day. Rev. Mrs Ol Ernest Paul B Fcnjuao have be Davcnp mcr. (Cornel Los Ang vlrit he and Mrs relatives peel lo from hl daily oh Chas, nock h monla. tor him Mrs. hospita tnent. from M tie Cree Benner Gayla from an plat inn After h army a but lha army in operatio along f Hilda E luncheo Hosting A nw Odessa Brodbet recital ’day af land w Munker Baker. Joe Ba Htnney Odessa Dowell. Owcndi Oarling Larry Chase. Virglnli lor« D Lillian Peacocl Smith. luiutcr. alterne end on land o South wheel In thc the ml Thc a< that F local F Ing noi stop ar broad*) iiad tu niplirix seat hl Long 1 doctor found lured i Karl land iir Tiunw �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1942 C/urcA Announcmtnli Woodland Community News caught tho tips of two hl* Personal Paragraphs manner fing*j» in tne running tractor. He Don Duncan of Grand Rapids spent lhe weekend with hls par­ the fingers had to be amputated to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher. ths first joint. Mra. Henry Klein and daughter, Eleanor, also of Grand Rapids were School Noles Sunday afternoon callers Supt. H. A. Kltaon announced Mr. and Mra. Oeorga Schalbly and baby son were Sunday gueate of her Monday lhe ten seniors who ranked parents. Mr. and Mra Wm. Wortley four -egra work in high school. Into Geo. Scott'* car near the school here cnisning a fender. The three Sanborn girls were with him and Los Angelas. Cal, arrived here the Paul W. Galgar. Pastor Carolyn la believed to have suf- luring und keeping office —Will DuI first of thl* wtek for an extended X) A. M Sunday school. stay with the latter'* mother. Mra. Robert Bette had gone to Grand 'Bertha Mr.. —and --------- ------- ---- ------- _------ . . **Vil*l* Eckardt and OT,. ..w Mrs. Rapid* to attend a *1\ weeks' »“• v,cior Ec‘t>rdt *nd ■ r. u , gunday afternoon visitors at the!'course in sheet metal. Mr. and Mrs Allen Brumm and ing with Bible study. E. Brodbeck home were Mr. and family arc moving to East Lansing Religious Instruction for Juniors Mr*. Luther Brodbeck and Mr. and where he has employment. al 4:10 Thursday, for Seniors at 4:10 Mrs. Richard Brodbeck and family. ( Tuesday. Karl Eckardt had the misfortune ! Mr. and Mrs. Gale Kclbl were i at Marshall Monday evening. Thursday of getting his fingers; caught in lhe tractor losing the Mrs. J. C. Funite* returned Sat<„d< or two down u> Lb. mi Jolnl. Arthur L. Dodge, pastor - -the weekend 'toRed visited Mr. and Mr*, Mr*. wm Will KronCallen there over the 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. were Rev. and Mra. Deabler, Mr. w,lterand Mra. Ben Schneider. Arthur Hayden Nye has been taken to 7:44 P. M. Evening service. Batea. Maxine and Dorothy Bates.!the Parrott home for care Virginia Varney. Berj Bawdy and Mr and Mrs Letend Weak* were Mr. and Mra. Ray Scheel. Mra. Kate in Hasting* Saturday. ’ Rev George Wingard. Pastor Henderson and Mr. and Mra. Irvin Mr. and Mrs. John Higdon and Hoving dscidad to reduce our farming operation!, we will sell at Public Auction 10: 00 A. M. Morning wonhip Hall were Sunday dinner guest* family of Grand Rapids were weck11: 15 A. M. Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke were-end guest* of hls parent*, Mr and at the George W. Schneider farm 1 Vi miles east of Lake Odessa, or IVi miles 8 00 P. M. Epworth League. in Grand Rapid* Sunday a* dinner Mra George Higdon. north and 1 Vi miles west of Woodbury, on guest* al lhe home of Mr. and Mra. ( Mrs Ward Butler I* teaching in Evangelical Church Harold Cooke. ithe Battle Creek schools. J. S. Deabler, Pastor Mra. Eston Evert* and children jjra. D- D, -Meyers of Hammond 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship. called on her grandfather E Brod-' Ind., has returned to help care Tlicme of sermon, "Safeguarding , back Tuesday. ' for Jier mother. Mrs. Frank Methe Nation". | Mr. and Mra. Walter Cooke enter- ' Derby. 11: 00 A- M. Sunday school. !, mined „ at supper Wednesday ------- - —, ... eve-,' Funeral -------------service* ... ---------------tor Mra.----------Mane commencing at 1 o'clock p. m., sharp, thc folkwing described property: 7: 45 P. M E. L. of C. E topic. nln„ ln honor of Walter's birthday., Silver, a former resident of Ntish"What 1* the Meaning ot the Holy for and Mn. Arthur Bates and; vllle. were held In Lansing. WedSpirit?' 'family. Mra. O. L. Bale* and Miss-nesday morning. 8: 30 P. M. Evening worship. | Bertha Wagner I| Mr*. M. M. Kyser ‘ts ‘ visiting ‘ _ her ‘ "I~' Hniii,hf,r j,, Detroit. CToir r.h»r»l XMOT*, eve-, M, ,na M„. .uy sehe.1■ '“ —-____ Peter Anderson of of r Stratford. Jowa nlng. Mr. and Mra. Roy Fremeir and Mr* p ,rr An«t*»w»» —Holstein heifer, 3 yrs. old, pasture bred. left Tuesday for hls home after Midweek prayer service Thursday I* Conl gchecl In Sunfield Friday evc”* Scheel In SimfV>ianm evr, M„ A T , 3—Holstein heifer. 3 yr*, old. pasture bred. evening. -------------------I 11U1|1 nlng.. Mr. ;Fremeir is quite 111 -*•»• with for wwk3 Fourth Quarterly Conference Sat- IJneumon|*. urday 8:00 P. M. Sermon by Rev. « e »-------------—■ 1 QUIMBY ------------ ' । ASSYRIA Annual reports ot various organ!-!I Mr. Mr and Mr*. On Wednesday afternoon of luM Mra. Ray Woodstrn. Mr. aatlons will be given. Dr Faust antj Mr*. Henry Woodstrn and Mr week. Mr. Avery of the State •LU .!«> i rr.ch on Sund.y o.nln, Mr.. Mw wocxULr. .11 of IMM-roOT.!. ,h»..d rnoMn, No. 7—Holstein heifer. 3 yrs. old. bred OcL 3. OrandRaplds onl "Health »ch«>l and conduct the Communion serv- Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner pictures on Health at the school Orana ofiupios »tn omw » Handicraft and ami Clothing Clothinn 4-H 4-H ice e-' guests Mr and Mra. Clifton MU- .The Handicraft -----------' Ict and family i c'u^v lo Lutheran League Win* A group of todies me' at the home . party. Bible Conte** of Mrs. Wayne Buckland test week °urc£‘’001 u‘£h‘o hoxtoabt woodland NASHVILLE AUCTION SALE Mra. Juna Jordan 1* *pendIng &evlist with Ueno Ralrigh second, fol­ lowed by Jeanne Kantner. Gerry Uy. Mr. and Mra. Carl Jordan, and Bates, Helen Winter*. Bruce Eck­ children. Rodney and Jane. ardt, Raymond Smith. Mary Town­ Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Dodge and send, Robert Bolley and Ellen Hil­ son, Lowell, Rev. Howard Kreider. bert. / Evangelist- al South Brethren -- the --- - L- -- “ 4The ,1V *ULll turn of 64.70 MOTO waa collected In church for f ‘ the paat two weeks and- (]lc school for junior Red cross. Miss Phoebe Oaks were Sunday ... XI r , Woodtend Take* Toarnadtnaer mi.at. guests n at♦ tk.A tho Hrim. home nt ot Mr. , .. .. men! Championship and................. Mrs. Loren ..Herahberger of- ; South Woodland. Woodland's smooth working Quite a few Woodland folks at- ।basketball team upset the dope tended the Shrine Circus In Grand ibucket and came through to win a Rapid* tost week. three game serie* and the cham­ Mr. and Mrs. Lestes Brumm cn» pionship in the Central "C" tourna­ tertalned with a birthday dinner :ment held last Tuesday. Friday and tost Bunday in honor of Glenn :Saturday evening* at Lake Odessa. Miller and Mra. Stanley Manker. For tho pa»t four years the Central Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley "C" league, composed of Vermont­ Manker and daughter. Roberta. Mr. ville. Nashville. Delton. Middleville. and Mr* O. E Miller and Otonn Woodland, and Lake Odessa. has held a three night basketball tour­ Miller. Marvin Mclxod ot Grand Rapids nament for Its mem ben This Is visited hls grandparent*. Mr. and the first time that Woodland has Mrs Deli William* and Mr. and won. although it wa* runner up In 1939. ' ' Mr*. Gilbert McLeod Tuesday night Woodland defeat­ Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes of Lansing and Jack Crockford of East ed Nashville 20 to 21. the greatly Lansing spent the weekend with Improved Nashville team going down only after a bard battle. Mr. and Mr*. Welby Crockford. Rev. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing. Mrs Woodland met Delton Friday night Percy Lehman and Tom Ncithamer DAIRY EQUIPMENT Th. Lue.„ uw. « ZOT. Lum- «•<* J" cr»” left test Wednesday for Florida I Thl* wa* a fine game with both er»n church won U>. pntalOTrr •JKVStJ mJ. —U. .. where they expect to stay for two team* playing excellent ball, but Bible contest, which was held ln " .A, ‘ g . About ten dollars worth ot Denearly new. Woodland put on a 12 point spurt week*. They will visit a niece of . Conklin and fense stamps have been sold nt our Rev. Wing's at Tampa, Fto.. and In the la*l quarter and sewed up tfcc local church last Sunday eve- rtamm I single unit Prims milker*. i. 13—Holstein heifer. 3 yr*, old, bred July 30. Leaguers 8yivla Conklin Conklin were were uunaay Sunday, I school during lhe past, month Visit many of Florida's points of iri- the game. In the first game ot Fri­ nlng. . when . . the... 15 local . ----. ....... Mrs . Sylvia 1 Prims vacuum outfit with new 1. _______ i..' Everyone here is digging out a(tercst. Tom is acting as chauffeur day evening. Lake Odessa defeated matched wit* with 30 Leaguers from Lansing and Grand Ledge in thc _ _ ter the snow of Saturday nnd SatMiddleville 24 to 17. so Woodland— -------— ---------------------far the Wing car. . . ----• . -- ._ ■ Jurors selected for Uie February! ur'1,ay nl“hlBible-------------contest -------sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brodbeck were and Lake Odessa met in the finals:।------Mr. and Mr* are Saturday mgnu night. Tho score was >hiw ----■ Central Michigan rruxu..-,., Federation of tcrm lcrm ol oI Barry county C0Unty circuit coun court M r — “ nd " ......... ”. entertained al lhe home of Mr. and oaiuruay *«m au,™ «uw>i mwn<*un — — jv —— •Floyd ~7- Gaskill MISCELLANEOUS t.nlHwr Leagues. The . . . ^yrta ____ Tcelnr Mrs. Louis Post (Katherine Mohler) each team's favor at various stages Luther The Incut local umtin group from nre: Bernard Tasker grandparent* to n little one —Holstein heifer. 3 yrs. old. bred July 31. of Grand Rapids for dinner Sun- of to 26 have now set to studying ...... their nna nnd IrvlnB Brandt: uuiuiawwi*. Johnstown, La- bor,,n to lheir son daughtcrui the uic game K»*»e and »nu was tied 26 w irving uranuti • and ........ ’ , , 43 Plymouth Rock pullets day ' I st ~— “ ■*“ — ' -- Hawks. m-te» Mr ” Ivan Gaskill. at lhe Uie end end of of the the 3rd 3rd quarter. quarter. Then Then BibleBibles — harder than ever before os ycrn Bushee and' -------Harold Mr nnrf and M Mr*. herd I. Rev. and Mrs. George Wingard. Woodland connected they are to compete In a final con-j Man]e Grove. Alva Swift and Er- Congratulation*. ------------------ for 8 point* I 2-.:y °n'» lontet Ion«cl new. parking teat In Ann Arbor February 15. 11 nest"scldmorc." -----------1I n Doni Mrs Gtenn England. Mr. and Mr*. tn the final quarter, while while .Lake Lake, ................ ' I -Miss Genevieve Douglas of Grund 16 mixed heifers, some to freshen in spring. __________ — — --------- ru>« in Hasting.-i. , waa___________ held to six.For thusseveral giving) weeks tho Leaguers Ernest Shorno and Mr. and Mrs Odessa ■■ — — chib (have been preparing for thia inter-1 Ledge was n caller at• •<-lhe •Mr. and•'1 Thc - Extension — -- - meet* with -----Paul Brodbeck were dinner guests Woodland the tournament. This year the final game was j esling contest, lhe main atm of Mra George Conklin home on ",r\Jle",2_.T?_nar<16 ,or at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John j all day meeting. Ferguson Friday evening. Mr. and preceded by j* preliminary game . which Is lo make thc young people, Thursday night, TERMS: CASH. Nothing to be removed from premises until settled for and.every­ I Ann Rowley, small daughter of Mr-;. Ferguson, formerly of Chicago, between thc two reserve teams! more familiar with their Bibles. Tho [ Sidney Alfred Is the name of the ‘ ”-r.­ and Mra. Chas, Rowley, fell thing to be settled for on day of sole. have been In residence al the Dean which had won the most games In I contest Is divided into three part*: new son at the Mr. and Mrs, Al-:। Monday noon while playing nnd league play. Woodland and Delton.'Part I. Bible Finding, to acquaint bert Conklin home, Davenport home since lost sum­ each having won a" rie. 2^ “1=2“ “ ! ’,v'»nr’ mer. Tb. WoodUod ....on o< th. book. or lhe Bible „ Nor.bH..£r. 1 £Sr E Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bloomer except one. The Woodland reserves' sit ion of the books of the Bible so IS lo 14. H. Whoosh 2^y WB ■lhl W OT. ----------T--------- '~ aJiS “Xffi“ '.!< It n^raury I. quit r.mitn,. u- — (Cornelia Eckardt) arrived from finaUy won. u g to to 6 6 at at the thc half. half. found quciv, quickly; raw* Part **. II. muic Bible mnnu-1 Memo-; on wran^day to rae muna Lo* Angele*. Cal.. Sunday nlgbt to wen* behindI 9 ------* ................ --------rising, to toil test each contestant on aa me the ICSSOll lesson oil on owcninunv Stream in pper. . - -- mn minr, » b.r loft tli'n rrtn.l Thus Woodland brought home ! riling, viail her brother and family. Mr. they will exemplify Uw lesson by urday morning a car left the road PROPRIETORS and Mrs. Victor Eckardt. and other two trophies from the tournament.1 list of 45 Scripture passages learned serving dinner at the Briggs church |near neur lhe County County Fann Farm and and landed landed in the river. No information as to relative* in the vicinity. They ex­ which are on display at Classic* previous to tho contest: and Part HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer LEO W. TUCKER, Ckrtt evangelistic •services'^ to test *each •— 'the damage damage nor nor to to whom whom UtTca~r the car pect to be East about six months drug store where they will remain HI. Bible Facts, on the facts contained in have been in progress at the As-!bc*’’8™— a* Mr. Bloomer has leave of absence this week, after which they will be 'f-eaguer Syria Gospel church of Assyria Monday afternoon a car skidded from hls work on a Las Angeles taken to school and placed in lhe the Book of Matthew. The local team line-up trophy caae. dally on account of hl* health. Center the past week and continu­ the Bible Finding team. Frances ing through this week by the Rev. Cha* Scofield was taken to Pen­ Boni. Eleanor Benner. Lynette Roy A of Cadillac ■OCindergarten and First Grade nock hospital Sunday with pneu­ Smith. Verdon Flory and Gerald Mrs. Peggy McLeod of the CheckDori* Whitney, teacher monia. Mrs. Vera Hewitt 1* carjng The first grade and kindergarten Mlske.thc Bible Memorizing team. ered district was hostess on Friday! for him. •- •*.P*lito the members of >*.. the Happy rv>». Doz- ! Mrs. G. F- Benner 1* at Pennock have made up a story about Alice Jordan. Stella Jordan. Pat Dave Brodbeck and 1, “"‘•'en organization. The next meeting1 hospital for observation and treat­ ■•Eskimos" which they are learning Brodbeck. Charles Breeheisen; and thc Bible will be on Feb. 13 with Della Mil-1 ment. Dr. Benner arrived Sunday Facts train. Russell Brqdbeck. Wil ­ lor. from Milford. III., for an indefinite The beginners have finished their The February session of the | lard Brodbeck. Lloyd Breeheisen. stay. Mias Helena Benner of Bat­ scrap books of Surprise Pictures. Neighborhood Joy birthday organ- i Oene Reuther and Bob Bom. tle Creek spent thc weekend al thc izatlon will be entertained by Mrs.' Benner home here. | Third and Fourth Grade* Mary Clark and Mrs. Earl Bristol Having signed up for Government Defense work and no further use for my personal property, I will offer it Gaylord Flory is convalescing Hilda Baas, teacher nt the Bristol home. Tlie date has. from an operation for hernia al tho Woodland'* quota 632240 at Public Auction at the place known as thc Monee Farm, tho first farm oast of the Hastings E. W. Wise Wo have been enjoying some Paul station hospital In Fort Custer. Bunyan .stories. 6383.68. Subscribed factory on M-79. on The Briggs W. 3. C. S. will be held After hls final examination for Once more Woodland has come Our room contributed 65c to thc on Thursday at the church for din-' ' army service, a hernia developed Junior Red Cross. We brought lhe to the front by going "over Hie ner. followed by a meeting of the! but that did not Interfere with the Wishing Well for Infantile Paraly- top” In the Red Cross War Relief school district, for an explanation army induction into service and an drive. and discussion on rural school mod­ ope ration was performed soon aft­ made our contributions. Till* record Is even more out- ernization. , School commissioner er he arrived at Camp. Hi* mother. Wc arc sorry to lose Louise Prid­ standing when it is considered lhat Mrs. Maude Smith of Hastings will Mrs. Perry Flory, received a letter dy from our roam. She has gone to just last November in tlie annuel ibe present. All ale* welcome to at­ la*t Thursday and he is coming Vermontville to school. Now our Red Crons Roll Call. Woodland tend. STARTING AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP. I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: township subscribed 6266.67 which along fine. Mra. Bernard Tasker and Mrs. enrollment is 35. Miss Mary Townsend and Mrs. Betty Jean Cole. Phillip Bom and was also considerably over the al­ Albert Jones were among a group Hilda Baas attended a 4-H leaders' Loren Nicholson have been neither loted quota. This makes a total of . ladles to attend a meeting at luncheon and afternoon meeting al tardy nor absent the first semester. of 662845 given for the American Hasting* recently in the interest John Deere model G. P. tractor mounted on rubber. Hastings hut Tuesday afternoon. । forming a nurses course at As­ International 7 ft. tractor disc. Loren waa neither tardy nor absent Red Cross by lhe resident* of Wood- of Black mare, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1700 lbs. all of last year, so this is now one land towtuhip In less than three syria Center. Dunham 8 ft, rotary hoe. Piano Recital Miss Grace Conklin and friend months. Black horre. 14 yrs. old. wgt. 1600 lbs. A number of Woodland and Lake and one half years of perfect at­ Oliver 2 12" bottom tractor plow. were at Fort Custer on Sunday lo Ml*.' Lena Warren is chairman Odessa pupils of Mrs. Alice Smith tendance tor him. Appleton 4 roll corn husker mounted on rubber. (or lhe township and Mra. H. A. see Clifford Conklin who Is sta­ Brodback were presented tn a piano tioned there at present. Kluon for tho village. Tractor buxx rig. Fifth Grade recital at the home of Dr. and Mrs Guernsey cow. 7 yrs. old, due time of sale. Oliver Nb. 1 drop head hay loader, new. Mrs. Arllc Spindler, teacher DUNHAM DISTRICT UOUTlfWEST WOODLAND M. A. Hoffs. Lake Odessa. SaturGuernsey and Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, due in March. Sunday evening of last week Mis* " day afternoon. Those from Wood­ Mra. Stuart Kussmaul was a visi­ Mr. and Mra. Shirley Mayo of Guernsey and Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, due in March. Jaunita Swift was taken to a Bat ­ Studebaker wagon and good fiat rack. land were Janice Bate*. Roberta tor in our room Thursday. Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. tle Creek hospital where on Mon­ Guernsey cow. 6 yrs. old. due in September. Manker. Alice Yvonne Short, Betty We contributed 61.84 to the Jun­ Keith Farlee Friday evening. Hay and stock rack. day morning she submitted to an Baker. Marda Faui. Phillip Bom. ior Red Cross fund by selling papers Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, duo in March. Mr*. Percy Lehman accompanied Johnson sido delivery roka, taddar attachmoats. She Joe Baker. Audra Mac Scars, Joyce and magaxines. Wc purchased 65-85 Rev. and Mr*. Fay Wing to Florid* operation for appendicitis. Guernsey heifer. 2 yrs. old, due in March. Dump rake. Champion 5 ft. cut mavar. hat been making a good recovery Hanncy and Jo Ann Smith. ’ of Defense Stamp*. last Wednesday where they will and was to be brought to the home McCormick 5 ft. cut mower. 2 sac. Spring drag. Mra. Spindler U reading "The spend a couple of week* Odes.-* pupils were Kenneth Mcof her brother. Orson Swift Mon­ 2 sec. Spike drag. Litchfield spreader. Dowell. Bethel. Eleanor. and Secret Garden" to us. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Teeter and day. Gwendolyn Frantz, Marcia Ann —_ Wo arc planning our Valentine children of Coals Grove were Sun­ International manure spreader. Mrs. Hazel McCaul. the handi­ Garltnger. Mary Jane VanPuttcn. party. Oliver 99 walking plow. day guest* of Guy Kantner and craft leader and Mra. Lillie Cheese­ Larry Baine. Carlcn Curtis, BettyMarvin Classic and Janice Bale* family. Johnson 6 ft. cut grain binder. Dowagiac disc drill. man, tho clothing club leader, Chase. Margony Jackson. Sylvia. are our new* reporters this week. 10 Rhode Island Rud hens from Triple A strain. Mra. Chas. Furlee received »ord were at Hastings. Tuesday attend­ Oliver 43 walking plow. Virginia and Mary Louise Poff. De­ Friday that her brother. Floyd ing the luncheon and meeting for 6 White Rock hens from Triple A strain. Little WiUie riding cultivator. Sixth Grade lors Dodfd.'Irte Kimmel. Carale William* of Ba tile Creek, was se­ 4-H leaders, Pair of White Pekin ducks. Miller Bean puller, new knives. und LouLmj Hoffs, Man* Ann and Harold Yerly. teacher Wednesday. Mrs. Dorothy Hoff­ riously 111 with pneumonia at Leila 5 colonies bees. 12 supers. Lillian Rader. Norcen Roe. tlecn Gale walking cultivator. We are drawing maps of Europe hospital. At this writing he is a man and Mrs. Fem Ball attended 1 reversible and 2 frame extractors. • Peacock. Martha Nye and Marilyn this week for geography. lhe Home Extension Service lead­ 800 lb. M. W. electric separator, 1 yr. old. little belter. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler of ers meeting at Hastings, tlie lesson Mr. Yerty set up the public ad­ Royal Blue cream separator. . dress system for the English class, Detroit spent lhe weekend at lhe being on "Streamlined Suppers" Sanitary strainer. roils. Friday they gave lhe lesson to lhe and each child said a few sentence* Lawrence Flnefrock. local post­ About 3 tons mixed Alfalfa hay. Vz h. p. electric motor with combiuatioa. local group at the home of the Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman were master. was seriously hurt Monday Into lhe microphone. The purpose About 7 tons clover hay. Emery grinder, rip and cut off saw. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. hastes.-. Mr*. Eula Van Syklc. aftenioon as he wa* driving one Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stanton and 100 bu. of good Swedish select oats. and one half miles south of Wood­ pupils in their enunciation of Ronald Lehman of Woodland. children Annabelle and Rufus plan-, Hudson 300 chick oil brooder. land on the way to hls farm in words. Peggy NeiUuuner was vot­ BARN*JM SCHOOL ned lo leave for Florida Tuesday Feed tank. 75’ 6" drive bait. South Woddland. Thc chain on one ed the best speaker. Some In this neighborhood arc tor tlie rest of the winter. The fifth and sixth grades oppose wheel of his car broke and caught Set of double work harness. Canvas and rubber belts. Oil drums. planning to attend some of the se*r * Sidney Stanton called on hls pareach other every Tuesday and In the wheel, sliding thc car into Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stanton Vinegar barrels. Tractor log chain*. sions of Farmer's Week al M. S. C. enLs. Thursday In a game of basketball. Sunday afternoon, and Mr. and Mrs | lhe middle of the road sideways. Chas Scofield, who has been ill 2 6-tine forks. 3 good Hay forks. The sixth grade took In 614.30 on Clyde Chee*eman and family spent The accident happened so quickly for a week, wa* taken to Pennock 1935 Tudor DeSoto. A-1 condition, extra good rubber. Ibat Fred Long, manager of lhe lhe sale of Defense Stamps thia hospital Sunday morning. He has thc evening with them. Scoop shovels. Wood hooting stove. Federal use stamp included. local Farm Bureau elevator, com­ week. The total for the room is now pneufnonla besides hi* other ail­ DOUD CORNERS ing north from Hastings could not 6M.M. ments and Is in a serious condition. Mr and Mrs. Will Shriber and hcofcr. Some household goods. slop and ran into the Flnefrock ear Members of the We*t Woodland family visited al Will Gurd's Sun­ Seventh Grade broadside. Very fortunately thc car Forks, shovels, hoes. Numerous other articles. Rubber tired wagon and flat rack. Birthday club had an all day meet­ day. Kenneth Stanley, teacher Edd Mead of Cedar Creek had turned so that Mr. Flnefrock Thursday the seventh grade turn­ ing at the Carl Wheeler home also called. was not on thc side hiL by the Long north of Hastings Jan. 29. . Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Norri* and ed in 68-80 for Defense Stamps. Margery Recsor spentlhe weekend family visited the former's parents During art period our class made settled for. the car which was practically de­ of Hasting* and thc totter'* parents molished by the blow, the driver's "Name-o-graph*" which were sin­ Mrs. Gaylord Carr is on the sick of Quimby. seat hanging out of the door. Mr. gle line drawing* representing stu­ list with throat troubleMr and Mrs. John Gurd and Long took him immediately to a dents of Uie room. Darlene Durkee spent lhe week­ family visited al Mr. and Mrs Tlie following class officer* were doctor al Lake ode.-.-a where it wo* end, with her grandparent*, Mr. and Clarence Campbell of Cedar Creek found that three, ribs were frac­ elected (or thc first period ot lhe second semester: Pre*.. Mclva Mak- Mrs. Fred Durkee It being the latter's birthday tured and a wrist broken. ley: vice-pres, John Bamum; arc, Mr and Mrs. Wlbalda of Has­ Eugene Makley; trcas, Janet Hasel tings were callers- at the latter'* Karl Eckardt of northeast Wood­ wng leader. Joyce Curth. brother's Bunday. land Injured hl* right band last Miss Riordan now has charge of Church ot England hymns, was Perry McMannls and family et Thunday when lie went to turn a seventh grade physical education Battle Creek visited the home folk* petcock on bu tractor and ir some each morning. Saturday evening. Wednesday, Feb. II, IQA2 51 HEAD OF CATTLE 32 HEAD OF SHEEP 61 HEAD OF HOGS H. A. Funk and G.W. Schneider, AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, FEBY. 7,1942 HORSES cows POULTRY & BEES HAY & GRAIN HARNESS AUTOMOBILE FARM MACHINERY TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until Verne Bumford, Prop. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer. CLIFFORD M �THF-HASTINGS B4NNF.R. TWl’B.SOAy. FF-BHl'^RY 3. IHt ............ FKEEPORT Wlnntr of Irving. Guest* ; Clarksville was a Monday guest nf 'Manley Sherman were Hartings Ill I Marshall were Chester Winnas of Jrv- Mr. and Mr* Harold Rosenberger i shopper* Monday afternoon. || | present Ing. Mr and Mrs. Clifford Alicrding ' Boyd Payne of Hastings and Mis* I Mr ant! Mis. D..vld Pike of Grand wife will continue lo reside at Kai-jlng on Feb.’ IS. It te filled with POWERS ECHOES ' xoTici or mobtoaob anrntoo. j authentic Voodoo folk-lore as pracMr nntl Mls i-.iri rtrodock and r0MBO1X”^*I: 8*LB Mra Janet Fettea. just returned | tired »n Haiti. But tn fate ptev J.ck famlly who live north of the Irving! of Hastings, and Mr. and Mn. । Emma Carpenter of Shultz called. Rapid* were Sunday evening guests from a nrnntha stayr In Canada., Barnard. Uie author has taken orange hall had a narrow escape J.trA X. eWuXth J.y a ■< n , .. , Harold Skinner of Battle Creek. 1 on thc former's mother. Mrs. Ida 1 of Mr. and Mr. Harold Wood*. sold her farm and Thuraday reVoodoo out of 1U-mystic West Inr roni nr- Wednesday evenina All "’ ’•'«*' -L <»«*r U*rJ. Rrv. and Mr*. P. C. Voteburg of .. | Ml. and Mrs Fnll)lt Martin and turned to Colorado with her son dian Jungles, and placed it in a famllv had retired but their'r“'r J*4 » . .. j .v. . ... Mrs. Will Olthouse of Bowne : Payne. Sunday afternoon. and wife who drove Itere alter her I New England larmhoure. on - "•’? famUy...had but U“lr » Royal Oak visited their parent* Mr. OIJ Mr ,nd Mn Oeorgc For. Carl Idvingston and famllv of < Marilyn, and Mt * Donna T hal- r, — — ------- ------ ------ .. . —----------.oldest son Walter who wa* playing. 11 »f"p and Mra F. O. Tubbercr Friday i bey Thuraday afternoon. ‘ l1' ” .( iUlllt Clarksville were Sunday dinner of Grand Rapl<. Mr. ■ and Mrs.' Born to Mr. nnd Mr*. Woodrow A busy highway, and surrounded il,uUh a group of b,,.., outside the „„toa night and Saturday. ; «r. U[1d Mra. Marvin Thaler and guc.'.fi ot Mr and Mr*. Ray Wii- Otvilh* Kokx, and Mr. and Mrs. Bu-hlrr. . .I.Mhler, K..m EUlnr "th m.m" num.,. b<u.«; A. . wll v .r» JnseoUellCr. "Mumbo-Jumbo" MumbO-JUmbO 18. jmtnKl|nie|y Itotlfled 1 •• They are ol nt home ol nt Ml 052 ll.nmrk Hancock CcMtM.-qucm.-e. Is, I Qn f|r(. A birthday dinner was given al Keith ol Hasting* were Hund a v aft- land Afternoon callers wen- Mr. Woodrow Knowles of B ittle Creek.' ■lh, thc Earl Everson home Sunday In 1 cmcon caller.s of Mrs. William and Mrs Charles Wieland and Rev. nnd Mb s Bertha Fausey of Cascade I W„ Detroit. Mr Buehler has been tne of the. most unusual play* ever the Grangers Imide who responded.1 TT'i'/Titai’’ i'n Attending'the mPalmer Schooliutra.^hc oU'Wcn In Freeport. One moment it * ^^‘X/rooPo* halfhU*°h"f M»^t»I” h und Mrs. Roy McRobert* of Logan, wet** Sunday dinner guc*.t« ot Mr. Chirotiracttce ■honor of the birthday anniveraerles Hutchens. Davenport, .J-n*eM of mysteries, thr next at Avix and Garrett Evrraon and Mte* Grace Rosenberger of Mra. Mabel Osborne and Mrs. and Mr* John Thaler. for the past ylar and a hall.—Spar- the mmt monaonaical of farce.*. 't«n <«i; , Mr and Mrs. Harold Rrwlnbcrgrr U Srntl,,.! ton. In .Th, eentol .Jurtotrn. "I' S21 <, * .t MmMr* Mr. tl Uir r Mr Mr> i„„ m raUn„ rou„„ .uru-4 or w MU, rrrnur, MU* • SUV&.-ffg-'. und Mi Mlcltml Humphrey ; WaJu.r Bu,.hkr. , will te- played by Kenneth ThumpLobdell. Harold auu Jeroid| “^ i:u«* 1 . Walter Buehler. , ------------ . ------------- -------- r — —.. . ‘ .. .... --------t»<iis> poiup <»i Mrs Ozlr Pardee of Logan tell .** “’ “---■ ««} CalvU ,B *ebn iloger* of Hasting* and Mixs I. Pol-j Caroline Everson spent part of for an extended visit with friends)*0* *"> “ beautitui young hetnite of Middleville attended thei""1* •i"’«e*L Shrt'M* Circus nl the Civic Audi-, {j tart week With her •■liter. Miks m Lo. Aturk-s. Calif -Lowell Ledg-1 *on’«‘ Pauline Evenon at the Leonard । er. M year* ago items . t«r t««»* l*wt-i Ur- Ouuihandia. played by Duane torluin at Grand Rapids ^riday | ‘ । —1— '*—1Lj L«-.«tcr home near Hastings 1. > Deatdotff. Pearl Cook WUl be a Voo-1 eveningsM . . Helm WooiL* of Hasting*. A ron was born to Mr and Mrs , <)ro wjtch doctor, and Alfred lxjftu*| | Kielturd Palmer has been recalled und Wamic Field* of Howatd City A.. I Easn of Bowne-LoweU Ledg-j u IIil!>u.rlolu bUnd liwn IrU 01m. to lhe service and will’leave for the weekend with Mr. und ff- 30 years ago ! *tead will be a i-uuuu; country las; *.............. ................................................ ■ itemsirt- Twcctte. , wrrur, u i.ii. : I Fort Custer Saturday ; B-rJ thr iltrihMi... Virgil Woods. Burn at tin* Ruth Ix»v<- home ; Franklin Burgii* will play iltei ■ nJ uVtGOiKwlMlHf* Mr*. LHban Kelly of Irving and Jun u.ry 25. to Mi. and Mrs. Le- sheriff of Milburn nnd Ona New-1 Mr and Mra Norman Purchase Mr- Mary Duke, were Tne.day land -Doxtader. a rtiughter. Mary (oll win hte female rival, tiu* and family visited relative* ul WllClalers cf Mr and Mrs. Clyotge Ba - Lee - Eaton Rapids Journal L* land! Sheriff of Hopetown • Others In the' itenulon. Sunday. To scftlc^fhc estate of the late Charles Stevens a Public Auction will be held Mt und Mr- Will Flowers und will be remembred a* . a former| cx>t include. Polis Ycnker. Peachn., at the farm located Vi mile south of Bonfield and 2 miles west, or 5 miles cast Mi and Mrs Dan Prwitma and reriGent of Freeport, the *on of tiM. CjWnte girl; Dorothy Bunn. I daughters Eileen and Ellu und and north of Hickory Corners, or Vi mile cast of Kingsley Community Holl, Ph'. r.l- Ann were Sunday gite*t;, of Stipl. and Mr.s. G O. Doxtader. I Datey. the terrible child; Paul Ste- friend of Detroit. uImi Ralph Palm­ known as thc old Goodyear or Dell Russell Farm, on er ot M. S. c latttelttg *pcnt Sun­ Mt> Bertha JohtL'-i'ii of Hasting... . 'llic W. M. A. will ptcct at the. *on, ■ a masquerading gangster: Mr nnd Mr- Alton Fi'h were Willi.tm Dipp home Thur.-day Fct>- Monell Butler, hte frminine acconi- day with tiie taller'* parent*. Mr. Grand Rapids vteltors Saturday. . runry it a public dinner at noon.ipt.c.-. k Hramdie Ute swaggering and Mr*. Miner Palmer. oopcr: Etary Humphrey, the aunt; GLASS CHEEK Sunday dinner * I Mw nnd Mr*. Stuart Brownell '■ LUhtfoot of North frvmg. haff* os last Sunday gue*U her fath­ Chai! Itrwh-orynnl.—d library club er and sister John Kltzmllter m*'t william Dipp home at u .00 Mi* Verna Campbell of Otsego has elected Hu* following officers: and Mi and Mr*. Jack Erway and •uding a crytint t invitedWedel t* . I Clinic in :?ve Stndrl: Typist — Gwendolyn bativ. local. Walking Daisy cultivator. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otte and Ro­ Table *" tr». Forrest Havens. McCcrmfck steel wagon. Magazine' Chan. Whittemore, Black gelding. 9 yrs. old. wgt. 1250. IRaymond Bunn. Monday John Deere two cylinder gas engine Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erway and Mrs. a-hudt stated that he t‘. slowly re Grey marc. 12 yrs. old. wgt. 1300. Librarians are Genevlevt and pump jack. Rav Erwav attended the creamery centring from thc wounds inflicted Bertha Sherman te spending Virginia Moon*. " L. __________________________ ___ D<-ardorfT. meeting al Middleville last Wrnes1941 Chevrolet ton pick-up. like In hte- stomach during the nir-t.nd , Dorothy Bunn. Gwendolyn Jltshler., <|ay, in Hawaii. December 7 Due to a | Marlon'Roush. Omi Newton Pearl loul* Haverp of Battle Creek mri. and family of Hasting.*. ■ aid on hls locker, uh of hi* |ier.*onnl 1 Mi and Mr.*. Verd.tn Coville nnd . , Cock. Sarah j.-in- nurges*. Phylite rnlied on hl* parents last Thursday. bclcnning* InctuS including *n»O»r*rtMhM!rnlfc «rr.. Simons » ... an 8 yrs. old. due day of Hr H-nill". mid Edwina Hostetler. i -nu- Glass Creek Extension Class vH'.m. M ttoir pwi.U. Mr. u...l Hr ».-h.. IM U. sale. Sarah June Burgess mid Mary mil meet with Mrs. Fred Barlow Mm b w Stesoir friend* would pleare write to lilm Humphrey me to make plans for ln HastlnzB Ulis week Thursdiv. Guernsey 6 yrs. old. due March Double set of harness. ' Mr .ml Mr.. L J Oll.mm .nd "-”V ’low" lhe February meeting. • ’ -— - — .... a Mrs. Clyde Wnrrcn attended 15. f... r nt or.nd Tl.u.,.. >“ ► '■ Hl* **» ■ nmum 4 Horse collars. Other members ol the club ared... ...In... .nr , cl Mr rn.d Mr. t1"' 1 F c. ">'"«»"• Bmm. Dorethy Wood*. Montull Butkr. service meeting at Burdett Catanl's Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old. due June 9. Don Postnui and Pity lit* Ann. ' Mr mid Mr* Rus*el Whittemore Red cow. 4 yrs. old. due June 7. Honolulu. Hawaii >.-.,* received from unoth- ma, Voder. Patty Houvmer Vada 1 called on the Homer Bauchmntt' Red cow. 4 yrs. old. calf by side. . it Goodwill last Saturday night. White enamel dresser and chest of Guernsey cow. 2 yrs. old. fresh 6 wks. : Mrs. Sara Erwav* went S^’tird*1 promoted ftoin Sargeant to Tccfidrawers. lo sjxnd a few days with Mr nnd 3 Heifers 17 mos. old all due in June. or Lansing bpent thr ulcal Sotyeint. Hl* new a idres* Mt-., Ernest Erway in Hastings. Enamel bed. Cedar chest. t> Teclu Sgt.’ Clayton W Bunn. 2 Short Yearling Heifers. United Brethren Circuit | Sundiiy visitors nl Fred Otis’ were Manley Sherman Q.M C. Det. Camp Uiupau. HonoInner spring mattress. Rev. Paul Olnutead. pastor , Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Otis nnd sons and family spent Sunday with Mr. hilu. Hawaii. Oak dining room table. of Kalamazoo. and Mri. _lra.Ciiu.lIeiL.cjf Quimby. _i. _£UtUla£_S£ll.Wl-.l'L3u 6 Dining chairs. Bookcase. j Mr*. Clydu WarMin.AlUmdisd_Lhi-. Harry Colt* and J l-H dinner in Hasting* Thursday McCormick Deering riding cultivator, Cream separator. of Clarksville, and ChrtsUa.i Endeavor—7:00. night. China cabinet. Davenport. like new. Pleaching—8:00. jay* it 'lie • roll* r skating parly at I Ixtwcll Whittemore nf Delton David Bradley mower, new. Oak rocker. 2 Rugs. Prayer meeting Thursday evening spent Sunday night nl Chas. Whit­ Retd's hist Thursday night. Mis. Adah Miller and Charles t 7:30 at the church. McCormick Deering manure spreader. Antique dishes. temore's. King, both of Hastlnj *. were unit­ absent because ol colds. John Deere riding plow, 3 Burner oil stove. i M - nnd Mrs Russel Thornton of ed hi mmrtnge at the United Breth­ । Preaching—10:00. 4 Section spring tooth drag. Other articles too numerous to men­ Charlotte spent Sunday at Clyde ren chutch. cn Jefferson street, in Dr. Hill, of Michigan State College.’I Sunday school—11:00. I Warren's. Hay rake. Oliver plow. tion. Christian Endeavor—8:00. and Mrs. Ray Erway were Mrs. Miller i* a former Freeport | Christian EndtnvorMr. business Sunday iruest-i of their daughter On Tuesdnv. the boy* from tho mei ting at the home of Ronald Van, I Joan in Kalamazoo. enth through thc twelfth grades! Sickle. Friday evening. Mrs. Merrill Kutcher attended TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. thr -Bowne Center Ext, ------- — ------• ,.ud the opportunity to go to, - - Freeport Methodist Church meeting at the home of dr- Floyd Michigan -State College, and attend1 the Funtu f- Week progrum. They I Flynn Friday, Morning Worship —11 (Kt Sc Mr and Mix. Gord<. . . I mon: .6..: "The Perils of Judtuneiil." Hus ting* 'pent Sunday eveniti-; with returned u round 12 00. Sunday school—12:00 ' Mr. ami Mrs. lac Rclgler. AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, FEB. 7, 1942 COMMENCING XT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP HORSES CATTLE HARNESS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MACHINERY H. L. STEVENS, Administrator LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer. LEGAL NOTICES MILT LEINAAR, Clerk. ; )>■<.*> recovered end is feeling quite Phone Hickory Corners 17—-F21. AUCTION SALE Located 6 miles South of Nashville and one mile east, or 3 miles North of Assyria Center and 3 miles east and 1 mile South. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11, 1942 Mr. and Mr Oeorgr Forbey und son William called on Mr and Mr* Juke Wolfe of Hastings Saturday forenoon. Mrs. William Moore of Hastings* te upending a few days with Mr. ! Mra. Kenneth Walz and family of : Juckion. Mr. and Mrs. Murel Pre.iton of Galesburg. Mr. and 5[ys Don I Johnson and family of Muskegon. ; and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston and , family of Unit were Sunday guests - of Mr. and Mrs. O H. Hausey und family. , Mr. und Mr*. Jay Blough and , family of Carlton were Sunday । Afternoon guest* of Mr. and Mrs. ; W.ll Blough. [ Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas of Bowne wiT'- Sunday dinner guests cf Mr. and Mr*. Merrill Karcher. and L.m.r. Merle Campbell and rings spent Sunday: AT 12:30 CONSISTING of 32 HEAD of HOLSTEIN and GUERN­ SEY DAIRY CATTLE: 20 milch cows from 3 to 7 years old, 6 fresh, 5 to freshen by April 1 st, 9 freshened last fall and winter and bred to freshen in August and Septem­ ber of 1942. A test and record of each individual cow will be given day of sale. 11 Holstein and Guernsey heifers from 18 months to 2 years old, all bred; 3 year old Hereford bull. Nearly all these cattle were raised on this farm. 3 HORSES including pair of black matched Perchcron mares, 4 and 5 years old, own sisters, weighing 3,000; 5 year old black Percheron gelding, weighing 1500. 30 COARSE WOOL BREEDING EWES, buck turned in November 11th; 2 BROOD SOWS, 12 shoots. 10 TON OF GOOD QUALITY CLOVER HAY, baled; 8 ton of wheat straw, baled; about 800 bushel of Oats; about 600 baskets of corn; 2 unit magnetic DcLaval milker; double cultipacker. A milk base will be sold to any person who buys 9 or more cows at this sole who belongs to the Bottle Creek Milk Association. TERMS: CASH-No goods to be removed until settled for. MRS. SARAH MARTENS & WALTER MAPES, Props. Harold Belcher and Son, Auctioneers Battle Croak Phene 2-0658. Route 1. Harry King Clerk. Rev. nnd Mrs. Clifford Clinton of Ha-Ungs called on Mr. und Mr* B R. Clinton. Wednesday. Mr. and Mt* Kenneth Me.idand children of Maple Grove nnd Mr nnd Mrs Claud Mead, local, were Sunday dinner gticsL* of Mr. und Mu. Clement Mend. Mi-A Bea DePtohty spent the woko.d in Hasting* with her sis-’ ' Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Woods of, Battle Creek were Friday evening; dinner guest.* ol Mr. and Mr*. Har­ old Woods. . , ?.IL: Betty Emerson. Mr and Mrs. ; Stubby Brown, and Walter Bonders ' of Grand Rapids were Sunsloy cue*:.* of Mr and Mrs. W. W. Rockhill 5: ' Ivan Denise andl' Biology L* ixxominic very Interest-; 'artton Center .Mclhodht Church NOTICE or FOBECLOBUBB ing. We have been ex|K-itmenting| Everett M. Love, pastor with foods, discovering whether) Morning „ worship—10.00. Sermon: they contain . larch, proteins, or-"The Perils of Judgmcni." fat.-.. We an-fortunate in having' having' Sunday school—11.00. jx-rted after lunch; lunch | lhe Bible study class will meet on Biology the Lrst juried because thing.* don't look very ap- Friday evening with ^li. mid Mr...1^4 ?«w5’»d“ri>n *“1! pctlzing after we gel through with John Bbuer. —-‘ ’ them. I ----------------- <»> --------Mkhlon I Jingle Bell* was certainly echoed SOUTH BOWNE [>«<» SOS; (hrourt il.e Monday M, „nd M„ A T &lh m nine when tho Pmhmen. boplio. A1,„ „„ 7 ff in* mony »nd l«*ully n.|oy«l o .U-toh-1 M„ j„h„ B8.nhroac bwMH’ [W. tour r.tunjuw <o H» Mtari cn-tk «M Monho. lo ThurKUy,” aweolwte ond nl ol lloy McBo»etU mkto. Mr Uionk Mr on,I » curv b* MM lomlly Bl. / ,l“>- *"" ••*“'■ «• ■ H'«" u.omjuy I, ,1111 .1 <h. Ir.o.lny k „„a ll4,,„n,s ' ,U‘' .7*'" S’ NOTICE TO ( 1.1,;.i nil.-. Mr. und Mn 1-nncb Bmlu, or « (lowing .rnoothb ihroMh •« i,1.,a ,„,<i,i;„.ctRs, UlRA, minas. . , , * «ta one day last week. Senior New* Mrs Harold Yoder and daughter. We appreciated the assembly pro- No,nl» “''-ended thc 4-H meeting U|H I and Ha-stings gram Friday morning. Rev u ""rf luncheon -----------------at- •* —'•*"■ Tuesday. ■ ,i lurt:. Mrs- -- ----Fls»Klrt«J8i Mrs. Love i>layecl two piano duets ------------- •nnd — dHURh- ' und led<_ite tn singing several ler “* Hu.tlng* wen- callei at Will: choruses. Mra. Pearl Lightfoot told. Mhhlers Sunday evening. Mr and Mt*. Harold Yoder were tu about the defense savings stamps in Hustings on buslums Saturday. I <•<« and bonds. .wv -*v r. ...nwc.w* Ru**ell Blough uh'd family and We are v.i.„ku„ collecting mau-rtal .... for our essays. "Unity for Victory ” Delbert Moore ot Hast trig* were f which will be entered in the re- Sunday dinner guests at Jerry gional contest. There will also be Bl‘,'-'Kh'.s. ' three prize.* for. students of Free^r- Iint* Mr* Will MLsIder and port high school. » . Gwendolyn were Sunday dinner Six members of the Speech Class of Jo,>n Thaler and family parUcljtuUd in their first debnte.of Campbell. . .. Monday. ..—.m.. The ------------...—------hint proposition was :J Mrs. Edd Lucy and daughter. Mra. "Resolved—That,. Capital Punteh- Wtn. Porritt. visited Friday after­ noon at the Alden Porritt home. menl Should jScjUroltehed." Thc at- 1 flrmalive side wTb-tdkrn by: VlrLibia Moore. Dorothy Woods, and :Hastings Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Haney Blough of, K Bmcpdlr. the negative side by Donald Preston. Floyd Stahl, ant!. Welcome Content. Mr. and Mrs.' Keith Blough Deiwln Hutchins act­ Roy McRoberts visited Monday aft­ cd ns chairman. Both sides pre­ ernoon at jerry Bloughs. Mr..nnd Mrs. Irvin Leigh of Cale­ sented their case well, but judges noted that the affirmative side had donia were callers on Mrs Jennie Pardt t* Monday afternoon. the most .arguments. 1 .1 I. ........... • • NOTICE to CREDITORS 3M! a ‘jNiV- Saturday nftMr. and .Mr*. Frank Intermediate Room Thursday, Mrs Lightfoot gave us! Mr and Mrs. Bucl Sisson ot Free-1 an interesting talk on the value Clatencf Synarrcr left for pe­ and nccemJty of adding our bit to port were dinner guests at Leon I Potts Tuesday. nt: Friday wlu-te' lie will attendI tlie "March of Dimes." On Friday. Several from Clay Hills attended i.al Armory School. ' she showed tu Defense Stamps and! the creamery day entertainment R- ' • :l Mead, sort of Mr. and Mrs. ■ xpiuinrd the purpose of Hum. W«* Wednesday. thank her for calling < Mrs. Guy MeNee te ill with strep Ain ■•a:;d 1. now laUoncd ul Fort All thc Sixth Grade children and1 throat. Custer. the following pupils in the Fifth1 Leo Colburn and family ot Hasand Mr.-. H R. Clinton were Grade received 100 percent in a 1 tings called op ills brother Howard S of Mr and History tut recently; Carl Janes. ; Colburn and wife Sunday Alfred Oonrale — in honor of Nell Bracndlc. Alice Patrick. Junior Mr*. Gertie Harris and brother­ Clinton's birthday anniver- !: Millen Harry Schultz. Betty Janes, i Ronald Barcroft. Edna Humphrey.' Chas. Skinner ate Sunday dinner Helen Woods of Hustings Patsy Wedel. Arloa Shennan. and; at loon Potts. .' Mr and Mrs. Roy McCnul and' Thunday evening dinner Austin Loftus. ' guest* of Mr and Mrs. Harold in the Fourth Grade Betty, Mrs Sarah McCaul and Mr. nnd .Wdocte, ■ Kraus.. Manin Rosenberger, and, Mrs. Howard Colburn were callers The Townsend Club will meet with Hosea Humphrey are doing good। nt Ed Colburn's Sunday and found Mi and Mi* Leap Ka;cher. Friday i work in Arithmetic. Patrick Llfius, him in very poor health Verdun Coville and family spent i v/ nlti;,-. Januare t>. P.it luck supper ;■ is Improving In the subject. Sunday with her parents al Free• und-program. Public invited. I port. Mumbo Jumbo Robert W. -Boughncr a former Mumbo jumbo*. Have you ever 'Fnx'pcrt boy. .but more ncentiy re­ Gear-«hlfi Lever ' Mding at 'Kt’lnma^xi. enllatcd in the heard of P«j»a Nebo? What te an A resident of Juneau. Wi*., has U S. Aid corp* on Jan. 22 and Ouanga? A Zombie! Who is Dumbalta? Hou do you conjure up the patented a gear-shift lever to be at­ Field Pilot Replacement Center. dead? Don't know? Then see tached beneath an automobile steer­ San Antonio. Texu. according to "Mumbo Jumbo”, the new play ing wheel to operate the regular word received by friends here. Hte which the Junior class te present-- gear shift pedal. 0RDER roB PUblicAtion t ; , SOTICE TO I; 1.D17.O BANNER WANT ADVS. FAY � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-02-12.pdf f15af6cbef387a24d62dfb6c9ce3077a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR DISTRIBUTION OF CASH TO SCHOOLS A LETTER TO SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1942 14 PAGES HAD $3.001 WHENHE.CAME TO MICHIGAN HE ACCUMULATED OVER $200,000 A Proclamation NUMBER 173 LOCAL MEN. FIRMS JOIN C. OFC. To All To Whom These Pres­ ents shall Come: Home Nureing Classes To Whereas, the Hastings Junior Start When Orders Arrive Chamber of Commerce, in accord County Treasurer Sends' Fronds Holden Could Neither Read Nor Write But He Knew ! Mrs. Kendall Reahms. chairman ' wltli the program of the United Draft Board Names Nine Total of 208 MembenMpg / Checks, $28,774.84 Total How to Save Hi» Money and DidHt. Had Many Peculiarities!^ ^7 R^T’cros^’states'ttmTuwj Sat All-Tinte Record Assistants to Help in Duties States Junior Chamber of Com­ merce In the interests of' de­ \ During the past week County iciasses nave «rn ue.ay^a otc.usc. The following men have been apOne hundred and seventy-three veloping a greater appreciation nv m r ennv classes have been delayed because) Treasurer George A. Clouse has | 'authorisation fur the Chief Registrars for Local local business men or firms have of the benefits of the American "• “• auihnrlratlnn iui for ., the instructors Instructors pointed , uuinuiunuvn ■ ntallcd cheeks to the various school ■ Few people in this county can my father said hbt remembrance of has not been received Bom the area Board No 1. Baity County. Their form of government, has under­ dUl^icts of the county for their •ctive memberships In the revised remember Francis Holden, who was details was remarkable. He was office, butjja soon as Uw^^ort- I of taken sponsorship of an observ­ share of the primary school funds, Hastings Chamber of Commerce to arrives, will start.' are “ as“ follows: ance in this city of National bom in 1812 In Vermont, and died scrupulously honest and had a won- ;ration *' ‘ *the ’ cla<ses ’ " incluolng state aid and tuition. The UBy-Mr.'and Mrs. Glendon F. * at“ his farm home in Prairieville aenut memory. He couia not en-[ Biough members have enrolled to ( Archie W Rclckord for the City1 Americanism Week; and at” his form home In Prairieville derlul memory. He could not en­ total sum received and distributed Swarthout). Abe VanTH, the secretary. Thia list townsldp In 1877. When hr landed dorsr on mortgage thejsaynwnuJ^"^J^abh 8 be*hc?d ut'thc^Red i ° f ,U ’ ,lngs ' Chy HaH Whereas, the people of this township In 1877. When he landed dorse on a mortgage the payments; was 828.744AL ttie amounts sent' to may be increased slightly as late in 1836, near .... Albion, of principal or Interest, ** held al Rtd 1 Clare M. Holder. Assyria Town; city, proud of the heritage of our ' Michigan --•*• «- • • because ...~ he 1*** (WritUn on the deck of the "Mar- in the districts belug as follow*", all | he had but 83 00 in his pocket. He could not write. But he could reforefathers who established this । returns come in. roon“------turns being for stateTltd “money un­ lan.Belle.Wlofe" of Grenada.) ] Hall. " Herewith*is a list of members: । nation as a sterling example of less otherwise designated: In order to break the monotqpy could neither read nor write; yet member names, and kept each pay-1 ’ Julian Fotts. Middleville Village Edward J. Adams. Atlantic de the principles of democratic gov­ Assyria—Dlst. No. 5. Assyria Cen­ Hall. of our enforced beachcombing on when he died. 64 years ago. and 41 menl by itself and reported It to Pacific Tea Co.. American Cafe, ernment by. for. and of the ter. 8102; No. 7 frl„ Briggs. 872; No. । years after he came to Michigan, my father; or if futher was out of > Albert Recior, Woodland Town 8. irl. Checkered. 854; No. 9 frl.. Barbados, and to satisfy our rest-,I he was worth over S200.000. so mv the office, to Philo Sheldon, who people, are desirous ,of exalting j Hull. Alton. Auto SpoH Shop. Lincoln. 845. • the spirit of true Americanism; h-M feet. Kate and I are taking a j father told me. As he handled all then worked for him but was later Baltimore—No. 1 Dowling. 190; side trip to the British island of of Mr. Holdens business for several made his partner. One of the two, I J. Merle Scott. Masonic Temple j Now. Therefore. I. W. A. SciiadNo. 2. Striker. 8133; No. 3. McOm- Grenada, one hundred forty-five I years, he was in a peel lion to fairly would see that the proper endorse-1 er, Mayor of the City of Has­ ! Baird, Chester Banghart. Barry | at Nashville. Mich. ber. 8125; No. 4. Hendershot. 864; miles south and east of Bridgetown. estimate his worth. He was then mi nt of the payment was made on i ’ believing the alm to be a ! Co. Health Unit, Barry Cleaners. Loco! Boordx Are Asked to Otis L Boulter. Prairieville Town No. S. Weeks. 846; No. 6. Durfee. wdrthy one. do hereby proclaim ; P. L. Bauer. Floyd Beckwith. W. E. Il U not where we have gone—It [ considered the richest man in Burry the mortgage itself, and would alsp' 862: No. 7 frl. Barney Mill. 860. Reclonlfy Men on The Lhti • the interim between (he dates of Benjamin (Kroger>. O. N. Benner. .county. He did not inherit lib, credit Mr. Holden with the money! • , , , • - -I L’.'on J. Moon, in room above, Lincoln's" and Barry—Delton Township Unit ts the way we have come! In com-,I money—he earned and saved It.'on the books, for they kept book! Washington's I E W. Bll« Co, Earl R Boyes. Ray Ing to Grenada we have satisfied a' Th. duUe. ot to. Itor, rouiUy am , n E , 0 ,V , n oowlins, 1 school, state aid. 837)8. tuition. 8894. birthdays. February 12 to 22, Branch. Clayton Brandstetter. H. B. long-cherished ambition of ours:;! He was occasionally al our home for records of all his transactions. totul 84612. draft board have been altered ma-1 Mich Brockway. Dr. F. N. Brooks. Bulling 1942 as .... dinner and 1 frequently saw him In Mr. Holden looked like a typical “ . . The Carlion—No 9. Friend. 856: No. to travel somewhere by sail. iireq.. u|I Wm. McCann. Vllblge Hull at' my father's abstract office I do not Yankee—tall, slender, shrewd His , tpriall) by plans already. mapped Q Son. C. B. Burkholder. Business "AmericnnUm Week" "Marlan.Belle.WoMe" Is a threq12. Ragla. 842. out ul Washington to draw from Freeport. Mich ond Village Hall at Credit Bureau. Bonnet At Gown idred think he meant to DC be unsocial, unsocial, out but arep-sci deep-set Kray gray eyes, tus his piv;vvra. projecting ' • . — •- — ■* -— « nun* ne H . c* " Castleton--No. I frl.. Nathvllie masted schooner, about a hundred and urge tiiat every citizen, Shop. Forrest Bennett. Bert Ben­ village school, state aid 12392. tui­ and fifty feet long. She U really a, he was not a back-slapper. nor did forehead, his quick comprehension vast reservoirs of untapped strength *r*,n8> Mich young and old. give due consid ­ Morse Rm Backus. Community Hall ham. Glen-Bera. Ben Beverwjrck. — Nation's «-*-.< —!' Mnw ­ up •* the fighting tion. 81055. total 83447; No 2 frl. beauty, with her • crimson hull, he seem to care for intimate ac- of n burIness proposition that might' to build — eration to his duties and privi­ at Delton. Mich Carveth At Stebbins. W. O CasIjkevlew. 859; No. 7. Martin. 858; green and white trimmings, and her qualntanccs. He was engrossed in be presented to him and hU com- forces. | All registration places will re-1 leges u» such and renew his yards and yards of while sail. She his o»n affairs, which had grown to menu concerning it. revealed it nC cota>nx to ouk -«i> a No 10. Shores. 858. Accoidlng Brig.. ucu Gen . m Lewis B : main -c-ojien — on Feb 16. 1942 from; pledge of allegiance to the prin­ kin. Coffee Shop. Earl Coleman. Hastings- Hastings city schools. had been lying In the Careenage at such proportions that, lacking an kefn mind and good judgment He H„sh(*v. director of selective service 1------ciples set forth Jn the Constitu­ --— n nu |, available avanaDic manpower ninupuwer must mu» be vc 7:00 -.*--- A. ... M — ■ until 9:00 P . --( M and; Consumers Power Co . Robert W. Mate aid. 8127784. tuition. 85930. Bridgetown for some weeks, refit- education, It must have troubled* wo not much for looks and did not ting, when we hterd she was to him a great deal to keep the details care about his appearance. His HLs carefully ------ -.a-----------------budgeted. Needs of both: mMnK registrars -tn will rnnitniu. continue ... to «* register1 tion of the United States of tola). 87207 64. '•ock. Bov Corder. Adrlbert CortAmerica. In Testimony Whereof. Hastings Twp.—No 3. Fisher. 168. make a short run to St George and in his mind. He tried to do that, and] right. Ralph Coscarelll. Guy £. | the armed forces and Industry must all persons waiting to be registered (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2)I I have hereunto set my hand and No. 4 frl.. Gregory. 843; No. 7. Star. return. We clambered aboard and be considered. at the closing hour. Crook. M. E. Cota. Cltlxens Credit :aused to be affixed hereto the 852; No. 8. Hastings Center 852; Inquired as-to round-trip fare—810! Corp Army standards will Inevitably For all public purposes Monday, Seal of the City in the office of No. 10 frl. Quimby 851. . be lowered, he said, as the need for Feb 16. 1942 Is third registration; J. P. Delnaay. Vem DeMolt. Har­ PLEASE RETURN ALLS per parson, furnish your own food I i Hope—No I Doud, 8112; No. 2 manpower develops. Even those day in Michigan. Each local board. | the Mayor this day. FINISHED GARMENTS rison Dodds. Ft. J. V. Dillon. Geo. It was too good to miss. She] W. A. Schader. frl.. McCallum. 78; No. 3 Cedar wlih minor defects will be taken in however, has been given authority Dean. ■ GCeck. 884; No 4. Hinds. 8140: No. would be gone only four days, and Mayor. for limited service "by the hunto register pereons appearing at its Bist End C.gar Store. Ed Echtl6. Shultz. .ov, 880; No 7 frl. SXU.O Brush lhpl 8od-' ,of J,r had *uPPbed us dre-ls of thousands." 1 office on Saturday. Feb. 14 and received a letter from headna-v. Or. H. M. Elliott. 857.1»“»' abundance of time | Ridge, 8157; No 9. Cloverdale. ~ The War Department, he said. Sunday. Feb. 15 and any.interested |>EI IEB EIIMIX Farm Bureau Services. Feld—No. 2 2 frl. frl. Cobb. Cobb. 872: *72; No. No.I « you could see us right now Irving-No. Ls working out allowance and allot- person can register In advance of Uf AU UM Irr rlJNII pauach Food Center. O. O. Plneta. 3. Wood. *162; No 5. Ryan. 841: The "MarlanJBeUeWolfe" is pulled; Rotary Committee To Help1 pleted garments be returned to menl legislation, which. "If enacted Registration Day if they will be tinixfcuafci ■ wn Don Fisher. Dwight Fisher. Dr. 'the No * 7. Fillmore. S13t: No 9 frl, alongside ------ -»•— » ■- wharf »»•- In E* the St.; In proper form, will release for In- able to reach bls registration place1 In Ticket Sole for Ploy Freeport village, state aid. *582. George Careenage, taking on a' duction many registrants now de- on Feb. 16. 1942 Frandscn. Einar Frandscn, Dr. R. Donkeys arc I H M. S. Pinafore. Gilbert St Sul-1 tuition. $507. total. 81089; No. 12 cargo of cocounuLs the Red frrred on the- grounds of-depend-! The local board hours on Salur-G Finnle. LeRoy Foster — (ri, Little-Brick' *79. 5? Jnd'slngin’r worn™ with’trays ’ hVB“ °'*r,,tta- 10' by[ ency." * day. Feb. 14. 1942 will be from 8:30 Johiistown -No J, King. *45; No. ‘ Goodyear Bros. I Lloyd Gasr. . , , —— bin. Bids. Thus, if the legislation passes, a 1 a . M. until 7:00 P M On Sun ­ on-lhelr heads stand around ofter-: ,hp Hastings schools in Central. Red Cross Still Needs Sum ' Hdwe Co- O. E. Goodyear. Grand 2 frl. Monroe. *44; No. 4 frl, Stev­ ens. *78; No. 5 irl, Bristol. *99; No. Ing unsolicited advice on how the auditorium here on T7>ursday and, . Large number of men with 3-A draft day. Feb. 15. 1942. the Local Board Of Seven Hundred Dollars Bookcase Co, Dr. A. B. | classification — including married office will bo opcfi from 10:00 A. 7. Culver. *104; No. 11 Burroughs, cargo should be taken on. all is con- Friday evenings Feb. 26-27. for the') . Gwinn. J. M. Goggins. Rev. D. Gary. | men with or without children and M. until 5:00 P M. On Monday.; Mrs. Walter Perkins, chairman of *98. Hxstlngs mkery. Hastings Banfusion and excitement. Overhead, benefit of the county Red Crass isl Maple Grove—No. 1 frl, Qunll- the sky is sunbright and blue, with, both a ctuirmlng musical comedy] | single men supporting parents and Feb. 16. 1942 the t-ocal Board ot- the Red Cross War Relief drive. ]ner Hastings Building k Loah trap. *73; No. 2 frl, Mayo. *97; No. white clouds puffing by as though; and wlthout peer as a satire of the. | other relatives—will receive goy- fice will be open at least from 7:00,'stales that the goal Is In sight for Asxn., Hastings City Bank. Hastings 3 frl, Moore. *103; No 4 frl, Dun­ from a pipe; the sea is unbcllevab y. sUff.necked. aristocratic officiouseminent aid In supporting their de-; a. M. to 9:00 P. M. • ham. *133; No. 7 frl. Branch. *56. I pendents and thereby be freed for' All **' men in the age “ group 20 to Barry county with but 8703 93 to be indigo and the hills huddle closely: Ilw5 y]Ciorlan England, Orangeville—No. 3. Orangeville around the harbor, green with envy. 1 service in the armed forces. ... j.------------ --------44. both Inclusive, who have not collected in order to reach the quota Bean Hustings ice At Fuel Co.. It Is. ._ in fact, -a .ludicrous commen­ Village. *217; No. 4. Blake. *112. Kale Is seated on our mattress on; tary wi uic "brass-hats" U1 School Lunch Enrichment However. Herahev added that de- ------------------------------ . will ..----------,--------_________________________ ,nuuu«» heretofore registered be required of M30o several townships have not Hastings Lumber & Coal Co, Hason the and "fussRutland—No I. Algonquin lake, Project For Three Months I ^T^’di.f-r T regtatcr.7 This registration —7' will ""I ; yett. rcporlet reportedj an or.d me cnairmen of ot., Ungs ungs Mfg. Mtg. co, nestings RecrtaUon. Hecreaim. “n I to d ih e chairmen Co, Hastings j duddies" of all times and as such *87; No. 3 Chidester. *63; No. 4. deck—oh. ye*. sleep on deck on n our C‘- - inrhitl. . .„ „ .. S n C Hathaway — -- Mae. 1 (outstanding condition of deferinclude men whn who have attained ’ Rev Henry's .n. luxury ..«.«» liner .».r —I lhe gay humor of Gilbert's spark­ Tanner. *91; No. 5 frl, *42; No. 6 . Children of Barry county wilLment." ' their twentieth birthday on or be-, lhose communities are asked E J. Hlldebrandu C. H. Ac Vf. Edger. (88; .No. 7 frl. Goodwill fighting desperately with the meat|' I ling verse Is decidedly modem the opportunity w to piouuipuic participate: .......... Hershey 31. 1941. and ..... hove not please gel their , Hinman, Hinman v. C. ii. B. iiooge*. Hodges, Home A i Of a frightened eocoanut. I ami'I Likewise the catchy tunes of Sul­ have iim.o ulf -— also —-said ------that venereal] --1 fore uh. .... ------- reports ------- In - soon - - uL name «s *107; No. 9 Ycckley. *52. Tharnapple— Middleville-Kellogg squatting on my haunches tryingt|! livan have -been and probably will in a demonstration In nutrition. n i ^ses so6n would he st rlckin, aUolned their 45th birthday on, the .time limit has already passed .Earm Appliance Store. Home Lum- ' ".PL .1‘ Ffb 18' ,MX only those; „ eac|l township m the county her Co. Hotel Hastings. Fred Hale. school unit, stale old. *4320, tuition. to typewrite amid the Indescribable1 I continue to be appreciated anew by. Is planned to use supplemental feed- <roro, hubbub. u.« to about 300 ehUdren whlth »'"■ !1 ‘ ' J,™, „ <» U1U «' «">"'> w '" * re I would eonuwuw H. mo^ th. quuu clewnm. *« H.v.n 1226. lotal (4545. . . each oncoming icoming generation of or music' music' mg ror about 3vo enuaren wmen । - --- --- -1. Such lunm. to eumpte. m unto to duly rmulrem.nl ol1 "*?> \ m re«Uured. But it Is all wonderful, f Woodland —Woodland township lovers. --------------- -------co-1f..we sgQ mmrnite and |»n ol to|WIU1 ">»»<«>"«“« -----unit, state aid, (2612. tuition; (594, and one-half coming over, with >tn coBluc - -I-mlviumto. .. .. -• । jrousiue MomunenL. total (3206 protein. ,It It Is is anticipated anticipated that that such such --------------------------Bonorrheo m w«y ----------developed facili- . registration point In in their home; home; already paid a lot lot over over half of the| thei pem^t lL.. Johnson Johnson I operative Trade Winds, n day In St. .। Called Little Buttercup.” "I Ami The| protein. “ ono1 Yankee Springs—No. 1 frl. Gates, George, and a day and one-half to, Dr. O. C. Keller. , j Captain of the Pinafore,” "When I supplemental feeding will stop the Iles for their treatment.---------------- I localities whenever possible In or-; quota and contributions are stillI *114; No. 3 frl, Yankee Springs. return—a total of four days we, II Wai a Lud.’’"and “it's Greatly Tu; seasonal depression of the children s Furthermore he disclosed that the der to pn.venl congeston at other coming in. -------------------.......................... . |he beaJ;J Henry Kosbor. selective service had drafted tenta- registration points, *100. shall never forget. These days prove Totals, state aid. *19.539 84; tui­ to us that Die tormenu which man; His Credit." never seem to grow old. nutrition which occurs between lively a follow-up questionnaire to, ------•— rccciveu from Irani the mw following: iuuvwm«. Grace wra«! rJCe®nelh ^^*^**”5 ~ ]j received a great deal of effort is being put February and June. Surveys have tion. *9205; total *28,744.84. can devise for himself—especially1 Lutheran Guild. Central School P. Dr- c- p- Lathrop. Lawrence •>' on this production by teachers and j demonstrated that vitamin status those already registered, to keep the . government poited on a...alike. Special scenery and' diminishes In the winter T. A, and Barry Twp, Hospital Guild ?1",nc* (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) > | pupils spring j No. 18. the Men's Bible class and j£??*rd'J** ' ‘costumes have been rented Many1 months when abundant sunshine of status and to provide it with de­ j the Loyal Workers' class of the Cabin. Long and Moore. Dr F. E. tailed information on available ’ extra rehearsals have been and are; and vegetables are not available. manpower for service both on and | Metliodlst Sunday school. Star and. B. A. LyBanter.. .. • | being held. This Is true for all economic groups FUiier schools of Hastings Twp . Wm. McCall. A. D. Meiyald. XX. In view of the fact that the pro-' The "School Lunch Enrichment behind the lines. All this means that the local; .... and Hope Twp. If you have made K. S. McIntyre. McKet Service ceeds from tills production are to; Demonstration" is being conducted draft board Is going to be called up- ‘ Director of Extension Work a contribution and can give more. Sales. I bf donated to the Barry County by ths Nutritional Biochemistry Committee To Follow Pion on to make drastic revisions in its I> Speoker fo. Ctouaon 11 -1U 1» .pptoUiw | Muto Bto. u r. Uw J. J. ■ Red Cross, the board of directors of Laboratories division of Massa- classifications. Used In First Collection r , . ' Several people, who have recently Mead. Levi Mead. Michigan Bell । the Hastings Rotary Club has named chusetU Institute of Technology In The February meeting of the, returned from the eastern part of Telephone Co, Michigan Central Hove your contributions for the "Bill” Otto To Be FeaturedI the tv.- following fz.11z.wlno' committee z-zsn.mlHzw* to tn assist auxtat '1 cooperation tlz.i. wilt, Rnrrv Hnllntv; with ihn the Barry County u Bro.herhood will be next Monday Unlted 8laUs thal our R.urcad, Oeorge Miller. Montgomsecond "Salvage for Victory" drive „ in the sale of tickets: Homer Smith.] Health Department. Dr. Robert Har-'j Speaker at Meeting evenlng. Feb 16. The speaker will] cUUeiu here not begin to realize ery Ward. W. O. Moore. Moynahan on Saturday, Feb. 21. on your front X.-.. th- r-nronnw-rf Don Siegel. Supt. D. A. VanBusklrk. ris Is in charge and h being assisted' be R. J Baldwin. Director of Ex-, the cnonnUy the need for Red At Paul. Meyers 5 & lie Stare. porch ready for collection. The same -a^Li!^Judge Stuart Clement and Fred by Miss Elizabeth Weeks ond Miss J!Srht.aLl!121 win Cro“ tt“Sitance- nor d0 we 5Wm 10 National Bank of Hastings, Cart plan os used the first time will be; and nd enlarged enlanted Hastings Kostinas Chamber Chamber of of Stebblns , Geo.glana Flour from the MassaCollege and his address will be of rccognlxe that this country is at Nlethamer. Commerce will lie held In I. O. O.| followed by the committee and --------------- ----­ ' The Hastings High school basket- Interest wur do „ In m themewt. 1U and w CO. rwmw, w interest to everyone. everyone^ war M they r. l. Peck. J. C. Ponney those making the collections. i ?• hall here this evening at 6:45 GET GUN PERMITS ' Old newspapers, magazines, scrap .o'clock with William ("Bill") Otto, j-ys - Un,., c. o. c,0-EE■•£!sss«a THE HASTINGS BANNER DRAFT PLANS CALL FOR LIST REVISIONS PINAFORE PROCEEDS TO RED CROSS GOAL IS INSIGHT PLAN A NUTRITION DEMONSTRATION -X szMhSs SECOND "SALVAGE FOR VICTORY" ’ DRIVE gi C C* H. M. J. U □ Fnimhfr ”ar®, fOUgnt iTo Charlotte will be acceptable and should be as gurat speaker. county gun licensing bnaM to John nartment of Health Laboratorlts. slTral Ba?n* rouMv^?slcl*ans Ued In bundles easy to handle. Indication, are that there will be wlurJc" L Ib-n« and ‘j * .... If you have a truck that may be' a large turn out. A feature of the p,,,, c basc Of Hastings. -- -------- i used on Feb 21, or if you will assist' program, aside from Mr. Otto's talk Bldelman - • • ■■■ of- ------Nashville and Allen I Dr Norman JoUlffe's Clinic for personally, your cooperation will be! will be an opportunity for acquaint- H Bishop of Cloverdale. 1 vlum|n research at Bellevue hoa• gratefully received The drive Ing old and new members with the; T “ , । pital. New York City and these starts at 9:00 A. M, the same as1 reorganised program and with each bo«rd “{•wrvisors m~U *.Uni win pan^p^ ln lhl, before and the workers hope to other, on •niesday. Feb. 17. nutrition study. The project will cdhiplcte the canvass of the city " ■' I be continued over a period of three before noon. 1 ■ — ' ’ " months, ending the last of April. Proceeds of this second collection will be divided equally between the Red Cross and the Hot Lunch Fund SIX AUCTION SALES Writers Guild Elects Officers The annual meeting, dinner and election of offlccrr'Of the Writer's Guild of Hastings was held al Hotel Hastings Monday evening. Feb. 2 The table decoration was a red cross, the amount usually spent on flowers having been donated to the American Red Cross. After the dinner, original .manu­ scripts on the subject "L'envol" were read by Miss Ottilia Kamlnske. Tommy Waters. Mrs. Charles Leary onfi Mrs. Harold Springer. In the absence of the chairman, the meeting was presided over by Miss Sara Beryl Schader. The fol­ lowing officers were elected for the coming year: Pres. Mrs. Doris Deming; Vice Pres. Mrs. Chas. Leary'! Sec'y.. Mrs. Harold Springer; Corr-. Sec'y., Rev. Conger Hathaway; Trees.. Tommy Waters. The next meeting will be held at the home of Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. SILAS II. DULL and Mr. Dull and Mr. Green will have an auction sale on the E. W. Green farm located l 1-2 miles northeast of Vermontville to the Brown school house, then 31-2 miles north and 1-2 mile east; or 5 miles east of Wamerville. 1-2 mile south and 1-2 mile east; or 5 miles south of Sunfield on sec­ tion 35. Sunfield twp. They are offering a good list of cattle, hogs, hay, machinery and a nearly new tractor. H. O. Pennington will cry the sale and Arthur Crook will act os clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in this Issue for full particulars. SELL FARMERS' MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hinckley. WELKS and GLENN RIVER. Prop*. who have conducted the Farmers' _____ „ decided ______ _ Having to dJf ________ continue Market on W. Court St. for several farmUtg Wells and Glenn Slver will years, have sold the business to have an auction sale at the Amelia Harry Blnlr of Allegan, who has Morehouse farm located 2 miles takrn possession. j 80 rods north and 80 rods west " I of Prairieville. They are offering NOTICE TO FISHEH.MEN a good list of horses, cows, poultry, ( Conservation Officer. George 1 hogs, harness, hay and grain, and ■ Sumner, has received word from, farm machinery Dewey Reed will Lansing to the effect that in re- cry the sale and Clifford Hammond gsrd to bluegill fishing, war time will act as clerk. See the adv. will be enforced and not eastern elsewhere in thia issue for full par­ standard - time. j twulars. . “d ~ ~ BROTHERHOOD MONDAY NIGHT ENLARGED C. OF C. MEETS TONIGHT WM. K. TOWNSEND. Prop. Having decided to quit farming. Mr. Townsend will have a Public Auction at his farm 21-2 miles east and 1-2 mile south of Clarks­ ville He is offering a good list of horses, cows, hogs and farm machinery. Henry Flannery will cry the sale and Leo Tucker will act as clerk. See the adv. else­ where In this Issue for full par­ ticulars. ™-“’ - £H *• r*i~ JAKE KLUMP. Prop. Having rented his farm Mr. Klump will have an auction sale at his farm located 4H miles south of Caledonia school house or 2 miles west, 14 miles north and 1 mile west of Middleville. He is offering a good list of horses, cattle, pigs, farm tools, feed, and household goods. N. C. Thomas will cry the sale and Caledonia Bank will act as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in this issue for full particulars. BERT HAYNER. Prep. Having decided to quit farming Mr. Hayner will have an auction sale on what Is known as the Judge R. Barnum farm located on M-43 three miles south and 14 miles west of Woodland, or IS miles east of Coats Grove. He Is offering a good list of horses,, cows, hogs and tools. Henry Flannery will cry the sale and E. -E. Gray will act as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere In this is­ sue for full particulars. Tire Quota For County for February Allan Hyde, County Rationing Administrator, has submitted his report for the tire rationing in Barry county for January and has announced (he quota for tlie month of February. Barry county's quota for January 16 passenger tires and 13 passenger tubes. Applications were approved for 32 truck tires. 12 truck tubes. 12 passenger tires, and 5 passenger lubes. One application was disap­ proved because the applicant was outside the classification The county's quota for February Is: 12 passenger, motorcycle and light truck tires and 9 tubes, and 25 truck and bus tires and 43 tubes. WM. HURST. JR. PROMOTED Word was received Monday from Wm. Hurst. Jr., that he has been promoted to the rank of Private First Class. The friends and neighbors of Mrs. Fred Hale sent several dozen cook­ WILUAM II. SCHANTZ. Prop. ies last week for his whole regi­ Havlijg decided to quit farming ment Bill wrote they arrived okay Mr. Schantx will have an auction and were greatly appreciated. sale at the farm located 3 miles NOTICE TO DOO OWNERS koulh, i mile west 4 mile south of Pay ypur 1942 dog tax before Nashville, or 1 mile east. H mile March 1, 1942. to avoid penalty. Tax on male and unsexed dogs. south of*— Maple Center. “He r; GroveCT™' AjTis offering a good list of horses cattle. •1.00: females. 83 00. March 1 and hogs, equipment, and — ma-­ after, male and unsexed dogs. *2 00: - dairy - ~ — ■ ” chinery. Hetjry Flannery wlU cry females. MOO. the sale and E. E Gray will act as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere In Barry County Treasurer. this issue for full particulars n rlVC UFOpS Gome UQme 35-27 nlBht as. a powerful Charlotte High posed ot the f°A 'V, D°r"j the “ hob* affair" whole affair" is is the the verdict verdict ot.ixm>unUnt of Monument ca. Co. c'ulnt«t h,n(!ed ,h t*ie " 35 35 * loi ™nce rance T«thric. Ray Erway. EEdward, ' Saxons * Trethric. Rav 11 one resident here. ' I »’ R O«1«l«re. u'‘”'""" ------- “ K»“^:; All of the money donated to this _. —1. RT------Kendall Reahm, B-R. Reed. Chao, of the season. i Leon Cole. J. E. Cole. Norman Wftr fuqd is to be used by Rogers, Sterling Rogen. Roth PurThe Saxons were leading until Stanton. Nelson Willison. W. D. ,h<. R|t<1 fnr the united states nlture Co, Warren Roush. Rowtey midway in the third quarter when Brooks. Arthur. Lower. Fred Otis.; men ln the anned foKel Bnd their,inc.. Royal Coach Co.. T. S. K. Reid. Terwilliger. Charlotte guard, made Wm. Schllhaneck. Vemor Webster.' families and Rut that fact fact alone alone should should! Jack Scmpf. D. IL Sharp. C W. five "long toms" which sent the Glen Bera. Ernest Kenyon. Cart! Inspire every patriotic citizen to . -------- -* ----------* Orioles Into a lead which the Sax- *Nlelhamer. “-••*------- “Merle “** -------------Neeb. Henry ------* «-»• Vahl-i ’-'; give generously. “You cant out-give sing. John Llpky ons were unable to overcome. the man in service." Dr. N R. Schowalter, Sheldon Ab ­ The Saxons were without the I If you should look out some day stract. Smith Bro< '« Valla Co. services of their regular guard. Jock land see an anti-aircraft gun being Wagner, who was out with a heavy Dz...., im0Unud in y°ur lMCk y*”1- “ hapcold. I pened at one place near Boston re­ Roy Thomas. Dorrance Trethrte, The victory^ marked the tenth' County Rationing Administrator! cently. and found soldiers stationed Trio Cafe, M E. Tuckerman. A. win In us many'aiari# for Charlotte' Allan Hyde has received acceptance! there day and night. It would rouse and was the second loss In eleven1 from the following group of men, you to a sense of what war might Toller IL K. Var.dc Gulasen. Value Store. games for the Saxons. who will act »s tire inspectors In mean to you and your family pcr- Viking Corporation. Wendel and Terwilliger were the' Barry county under the tire ra-1 sonally. Although this stale Is outstanding stars for the victors''j Honing plan: i inland from both sea coasts, that Is Waters Clothes Shop. Harry Waters. with eleven and Un points respec­ Ovid Price. Raymond Price. J. M.'no guarantee that it cannot be Vemor Webster. Clyde Wilcox. A. J. I Goggins. Warren O Moore, Gilbert I bombed from enemy airplanes. And Wlllitts. Wood Brothers. Clifton K. tively. the stone.. Jesa F Snvder. E. -J.----------Hllde-- who — knows what may happen here. Wellman. Dr. F. E. Willison. Banash was — ouutanding] -. M OWM1V —, — -------------player for the Saxons. with twenty! brandl brantn prank C Andrus Andros and J. P. if dlsasUr did hit us the first ortwo points which gives him 128, Delnaay; Hastings R. 2 ‘Carlton! ganizatlon to render assistance points for the season I Center). Marion Clem; Middleville:; would be the Red Cross, just as It The Hastings reserves defeated. Miller. J. Harvey . - ... -• - - --Pearl ------ Harbor - ■ and • - just as It Miller.I did at the CharloUe reserves 30 to 25. Arthur - — ------------Kenyon; *•-Nashville: Von B. has helped in,hundreds of emecOnly the following 9 questions Mason Thomas, with nine points, Rasey. R. M. Wetherbee. M. W. genciM throughout the years. was high point man for Hastings. Teeple; Woodland: I^on Hynes.' you can help Uncle Sam's men by Monday. Feb. 18: Stleman. with fourteen points led Glenn Farthing; Freeport Claude, contributing to this Red Crow War the scoring for Ute tor the losers. l L.. Walton: Prairieville: Geo. Bag-. Relief Fund. of residence; 3-Mailtng addreea (If Tomorrow night Hastings plays a ley; Hickory Comers; C. A- Cheney.| --------------------------------return engagement with Greenville: These inspectors may charge a COURSE ARRANGED at Greenville The Saxons defeat-! fee not to exceed 50c for removing FQR ciibedVISORS rd Greenville three weeks ago 28 to I and remounting a tire for proper rwi' « 37. inspection. ‘ 1i The health committee of the | board of supervisors are .notifying The Saxons will be out for their' B-Employars name all the members of the board about fourth victory in league play and TWO NURSES TO ' » course which lias been arranged LEAVE HOSPITAL their tenth victory of the season. ________________ for supervisors at Syracuse Unlver- LEGION AUXlLlASY its night nurses this month, reports; ally of Syracuse. New York. This CHURCH LEAGUE ■UYS F1ACYUU SID Mias Lotlie Tcusink. superintendent/ course has !o do with such topics BASKETBALL TOURNEY A fracture bed tm Hr Some time ago Mbs Virginia Batea; as state and local welfare admintaSt. Rose juniors defeated the ... of Ihta city enlisted as a navy nurse’-tration. Ux problems, community Methodist juniors at the Y-Church Auxiliary for use by league tourney. Rival Methodist and on Monday received notice to activities and county participation senior teams were paired In the report for duty al San Diego. Cal..i in the defense programs. The group second game with'the Indians de­ on March 1. She will sever her will be leaving Bunday. February Harrington, feating the Leathernecks by 7 to 3. connection with Pennock hospital 22. and return on Saturday. FebruIn ttie third game a team led by Miss Dorothy Perkins, daughter This courts U available through Bruce Mygrs defeated one lead by of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perkins of the fund tn the Barry County p«4AUy Ed McKeough. Games were called Hastings, leavra on Feb. 21 to take Health Departm.nl requmtad by by John Coleman and Charles post graduate work at the Johns the Barry county board of suptrpost graduate wont at me joiuls wic Manker. ... . . . ____ 1 uiv.ru z^lZu- la halns arrarwi riupauu - ----- ---- - — HopOtn. nocuirai Itoplul u, uauuuu.c, BUtoto., Md. Schoo! of Public AdminUtraWoodland Epworth League Penny She U a graduate of Butterworth by hoepiral in Grand Rapids. I Ut ® at Syracuse Unlvaralty. Supper. Wed. Feb. 18. 6 p. m Adv. Tire Inspectors For oorry bounty Named Regiitranti Fab. 16 To Amwer 9 Quattioni �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL 1942 Theater* from a fall Deg owners are reminded, that AT THE STRAND Mrs. Nellie Smith. 830 N. Han­ over. is convalescing from an Illness and U able to be around the house. ,‘‘O, At Our Prices Take a Look They Bring Kisses to the Cook! NO WEEK-END SPECIALS at FOOD CENTER MEAT DE­ PARTMENT .. . Every day low prices ond always the best in quality. Fancy Mich^ Grade 1 Home Dressed lb. FOUND Veal, Beef, Pork . Ground Beef FRESH Pork Sausage 12' 29' 2lb! 37' 23' PURE, GRADE NO. 1. LB. . . Neck Bones rfcAatt "•turn PORK ROAST*25c 16 Cottage Cheese <ROUND, LB. PORK Frankfurts Chickens Thriftier cuts of HAM SHANKSn PORK CHOPS. 27 15' Pork Liver 16' Pig Hearts 16' Skinless Frankfurts 27' Bacon 2,bs 29 Boiling Beef RIB — LB. . SLICED OR CHUNK. LIL HOCKS 22' FRESH — LB ' GRADE NO. I — LB. . 18' SALT PORK who Is stationed at a midwestem „ Mi and Mrs. Olrnn Miller hare airfield has been advanced to the *he pUreUU *’U.ad. ,PTd lh,lr moved from E Mill St. to the Em­ rank of Corporal. I Char Im Htarreti. RumcII Hayden erson house, just east of the north On Monday the February meeting in "West of TombvUme" side — grocery. .-------of the Women's Board of Pennock Two famous stars go gunning for Mr. ssnu .nd mrs. Mn. uicnii ol,nn wnwry Cnnlr, ““ or b.d nttn. . . . .■vsr. • - « ““ lust received word that their eldest O- R °<x~y,ar-, Kay Kyser, John Harrymere, ion nown o. Conw l>u term. “'»“=«■ Ginny llmms In "Playmates" m»l«l to Ah< rank or corporal I “»'•« <« In Mar tor d.Unpuno A gay. tuneful comedy hit for ' taxes for 1939 and previous yean. noted stars of a publicity trick that Because of injuries received in a which is a fine record. has unexpected consequences. fall tn his home. Col Emil Tyden The Cheboygan Obaerver. Al H. was unable to leave for St. Peters- Weber, editor, started Its slxty-lhlrd Gary Cooper tn "Sergeant burg. Fla. on Saturday as planned >ear Usj week. Al having been on Yotk" with Joan Leslie but hopes to go later. | the staff for over half of thaw Reenacting the most thrilling Myron Campbell, undergoing tia.1-' K“r"fot>”*«ly employed episodes in ti>e life story of a greatU. S. World War hero. ic training in a southern camp, t» w,*h Hasting* Banner. qualified as a sharpshooter with a I c«> «M»'n py Ward Bayne and AT THE BARRY rifle and has abo received medals। Ru*»e1l Hall were demolished In s of merit m bayonet work and auto-' com»lon Sunday morning about U ••Don't Gel Personal-' matte rifle and U qualified tu> a nu^c north of Schultz on M-43. starring Mlscha Alter, Hugh Herbert, Anne (Iwynne marksman with a machine gun He Neither driver was Injured. Bayne The story of a zanry heir to a it n<tw assigned to a headquarters was going south and Hall coming thriving pickle works. Herbert storks detachment. , n0"h. ... .... 1 Carl W Damson of Hastings who In both mirth and music Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Gallihugh ot )la, bern enrolled In the Graduate Johnny Mark Brown In Battle Creek are the parents of a djvblnn of Western Michigan Col­ "Fithting Bill Fargo" son. Richard Duane, born on Wed- ]GBe wm pe recommended for the with Fussy Knight nesday. Feb g. at Leila Post hasof Master of Arta from Ute Flaming colt and streaking rope pltnl. Mrs. Galllhugh will be re- u oI m. at the end of the present bring law to live range. numbered here nv Miss Marths^.mcslcr. Friday. Feb. 13. Rosalind Russell. Waller Pldgean Burrh. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ift . can driven -by In a collision of cars McKintrv Burch of Jackson, for- LcOn Mudge and Jack Delnaay six In "Design .for Scandal" With an all star cast Ute story mlies south of of Hastings Hastings on on M-31 M-37 merly of Hastings. ml |es south is of a magazine photographer who DcForvit Snyder. Jr., employed Friday evening. Mudge's car was attempts to involve Rosalind In a fur the past year and one-half by damaged Neither driver was in- scandal. the F \v Woolworth Co. In Sag- Jured « waL snowing liard and the inaw and Bay City has been pro- accident happened os both cars • muted io the position of axsLvtant rounding a curve on the road ln T*^» * a Million ’ filled story ot Uncle manager of the comiany'a San’ •r " <I A laugh ,l" I Sam's draft army. luvenlloa of ot Cellophane dusky. Olilo store. DeForesl is the Invention son ot Mr and Mis. DeForesl BnyCellophane was invented by Dr. ,urT| , na Hardy In r- L Laurel and der^of route 3 and graduated from J E- Brandenberger, Swl»s chemist ■ “Sap* geaHastings High with the class of and doctor of the University of1’ ----The comedy duo play the roles 1940. । Berne, Switzerland. . of testers in ■ horn factory suffer­ ing from nervous breakdown* CASH LOANS A New Company Offering a Complete Financing Service We have purchased the areounla from the whichever Is most convenient for you. SLICED TID BITS PORK — LB. receivable offer Havlingv and vicinity a complete financing service. Your application will receive our Immediate attention. Borrowing from us I* a simple, dignified, confidential tran­ saction. You can repay over a long time period, making CALL — WRITE — OR PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION Mullen Supreme BREAD ^Ull|oaf lb- 24i ib. 29C 3 for । 11D. CAN 23' 2 <.,19 HMAI.L 3,.,17 1 FAIRY soap f 3 ...11* I 4 # D ♦ 4 09 sack 5 Ib. sack 29c SHORTBfflG Armour’s Star PILLSBURY FLOUR 2 cans 35' F carton 2 pkgs. LAME pi>« 23' XfLAKES labgc auuum 22 1 0 rilONC Macaroni 3 lbs. 22c Surfinc Noodles 1 lb. pkg. 15c Pop Corn, yellow 2 lbs. 25c Deming Red Salmon can 35c Gold. Ban. Corn !Xai!<8t?ie 2 cans 23c Del Monte Red Salmon can 37c Pork & Beans, Libby's 2 l-lb. cans 15c Del Monte Pineapple Juice No. 5 can 31c 1st Call Peas can 11c Wholesome P'cake Flour 5 lb. sack 17c Campbells Tomato Soup 3 cans 20c 11' LUCKY FRIDAY the I Oth 19 Outstanding IQ BARGAINS For Friday the 13th and alio Saturday 1- SEE WHAT 13c WILL BUY 13' 13' 13' 13' 13' 13' One table full of Odds and Ends oat at 2- TURKISH TOWELS 3-TWO 10" WASH CLOTHS HEAD LETTUCE large size 2 for 15' 4-36" WHITE OUTING 5-WOMEN'S SILK HOSE PET MILK 3 X 25' GERBERS BABY FOODS 3c.», 18' GOLD DUST GERBERS CEREAL 2pk„. 29' lb. .05 24i sack 2,., 9'17' QUAKER FLOUR ENERGY FLOUR 241 .«<■ 95 24i .?ek 79 ELMDALE FLOUR 11717120 16 ... 9‘ Plus lottie Charge 5c SILVER DUST American or Velvecta t H CAN RUBBERS BUM ■FLOATING IEMUU HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING' 7 "•■ 7#C 2: 59c Sno*$heen Cake Flour pkg. 25c Harv. Time P'cake Flour, 5 lb. sack 23c Harv. Time B'wheat Comp. 5 lb. sack 25c Pillsbury Farina, Ige. pkg. 18c, small 9c Pillsbury Corn Meal, yellow pkg. 10c Eggs, grade A large pkg. 8c A & H Baking Soda Calumet Baking Powder 1 lb. can 16c K C Baking Powder 25c can 21c Honey 5 lb. pail 57c 10c Marshmallows, cellophane bag Express Pink SALMON Hastings, Mldfllgan 1-2 W. Slate Street KRAFT CHEESE 02970783 35' FRESH SPINACH CALIFORNIA CARROTS 2 bunches CALIFORNIA ORANGES <fcx. GRAPEFRUIT ^-^...l 0 for FLORIDA ORANGESk doz. BANANAS 4 lbs. FANCY EATING APPLES 4 lbs. FLORIDA CELERY large stalk 13 25 31 19 25' 25 5' 6-CHILDREN'S J 25c SOX m i. USES 7- 72x99 FOXCRAFT SHEETS 1.13 W'SO THREAD .......... ......................................... 1.13 8- GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES VALVES TO HAS AT 1.13 9- WOMEN'S DRESSES HOOSE ANO STREET AT . . ---------------- 10-Rack of BETTER DRESSES 9.13 I F TO 83.90 AT " ll-WOMEN'S GOWNS 113 12- QUAKER LACE CURTAINS 1.13 ■ UP TO PJX) TRETHRIC AGENCY CHANGES LOCATION Dorrance Trethric has changed' hla location to enlarged quarter* in Room 6. National Bank building In order to. confine his business to in­ surance lie lias sold the loan part of his business to the Citizens Cred­ it Corporation of Elkhart. Ind., which will be operated under the management of Parir Snyder with an office in Room 9. National Bank building.* DEATH OF MRS. JOS. SCHWARTZ Fnendx here have received word of the death of Mrs. Jos. Schwarts in Chicago a week ago Thursday following an extended Illness. Burial was in Battle Creek. The Schwartz family were former residents of this city. THREE CORNERS Mr and Mn. Lexter Lara bee have announced the birth of a daughter, weighing 8 It*. 13 oe. on Thursday afternoon Feb. 5. The Uny Mias will answer to the name of Connie. Mrs Larabee and Infant daughter were brought to the home of her par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Robinson. Sunday afternoon. Congratulations. Mrs. Claude A. Hammond spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Leo Taffee and family and Incidentally made the acquaintance of the new granddaughter. Patricia Jeanne Mrs.- Seth J Cook and daughter. Shirley Jean, of Lansing whn have been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Walters, during the past week, returned home Saturday aft­ ernoon. Mrs. Milo Barry of E. Stale Road and her daughter, Mias Beatrice, of Grand Haven were Sunday after­ noon guests of the former’s niece, Mr*. James F. Hammond and Mr. Hammond. Mr. and Mm. Ployd Jordan and son. George, of Hastings were Sun­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley. Mm. Claude A. Hammond visited Mrs. Roy Ta flee In Hastings one day during the past week. Mr and Mrs. Leo Fisher of Has­ ting.. spent last Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. James F Ham­ mond and family. CL A Y HILLS " * * Mrs Leon Polls attended the Ex­ tension Club last Tuesday al Mrs. Norn Sllmpeons tn West Parma letMr* Hazel McCaul brought two of her pupils home with her Friday night, and all attended the party at the Moe schoolhouse Saturday night. Mr. and Mn Leon Potts spent Sunday tn Grand Rapids at the home of Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Gillett Four birthdays were cele­ brated that day They were Mr>. Vance Sharp. Mrs Leap Potts. Mrs. Morris Ix-wls and Bobby England All within four days of each other. Mrs. Clive Churchill and Mbs Mary Kolysk of Middleville vUlted at I .eon Pntl* Friday. Mr* Vcrdan Coville railed on her sister in Hastings Friday. ble form of firefly called the railway beetle which flashes a red light at the ends of the body and a green light along the sides. 13- Wintcr and Spring COATS 13.00 FDODLCENTEN 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich. ONE RACK — VALVES UP TO 123-0® ONLY ■ ** Break the Hoodoo and come down Friday the 13th 24-HOUR SERVICE Frandsenfs "Exclusive Hut Not Expensive” N. Main St.. Nashville, Mich BUSY BEE CAFE . HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2504 MEAL*. LUNCH Eb, FOOT LONG HOTDOG* DOUGLAS WRAY. Prop. Hastings. Mfch. �A LETTER TO THE HASTINGS BANNER )y lang enough to walk through *trveU of the capital city of Flower News ♦ Community Notices perfect than a gift of flowers on this day? Oh yes. I know, they do not hut forever, but the pleasant memory of their fragrant-fresh beauty and the gratitude you feel to lhe one sending them remain with you for days, maybe yean. and white Cyclamen. African Vio­ lets. Daffodils and Tulip plant*. Rows. carnations, snapdragon-., sweet peas, violets, tulips and daf­ fodils for bouquets. Try a combin­ ation bouquet of spring flowers. Planted garden* make a pleasing gift as well ns pottery with grow­ theUsland of Grenada is 23 miles ing plant*. / longxby 12 wide, the population is Call 2530 and ypur order will re­ .... .. eelve our oartfpF attention. In 1498. It* chief export*!—- Gooy_Jaye<-Clyde Wilcox, florist, and nutmegs, and the ln-| , pr s I have been telling you hr island is so piciurcsqita-'aboul one of the special flower days a> attracted u number -"of —but really* every day is a Flower Bridgetown: even the black police­ man wear similar uniform*. 1 shall go ashore again to get this article ofl drmall. and soon we shall put I GLASS CREEK. I Mrs. Rolland Litnkl of Akron. OJ spent the Utter part of lhe week' Friday with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. and children and Mr. and Mr* ’ residence In Battle Creek Is nearly John Haven* and Rodney of Has- completed and they expect to move tings were Bunday guest* at POT- there lhe Uni of the month. Community Club Friday. Feb. 13. rest Havens < Roy Flnkbelncr of Grand Rapid*. An entertainment Is being ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shricker and, virited hl* parents. Mr. and Mr*, ranged. Bring fricdcakes. cups and sons of Richland were weekend vis- Cha*. Ftnkbelner Friday. spoons. H. 8. Munn Li program Hors In lhe Chat. Whittemore Mr and Mn. DeVon Putnam and home l Evonne Mary of Charlotte were Mr.' and Mrs. Fred Otis and Rob- S*lurt*y dinner gumts of the forThe Cloverdale W. C T. U meet* I ert. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Erway and rnLr* rhnreh Feb.. 18th with Mrs T A, Moyer Mr*. Forrest Havens attended the at the parsonage Mr. Mina Aid- cemetery circle dinner at Amil rich leader.Subject: Narcotics and Ranchman's last Wednesday. The, Defense. Everyone welcome । proceeds which netted 112 will be I tlve* in Battle Creek Saturday. Bunday school will hold a Valen-1 „lvPn Red CnMA The body of Chauncey Shumaker line party this Thursday evening Mlues Joon Frw.y of KaUat hnma Al Mr arid Mr. Wrltnn I .... . _ -i Specials! TOMATO SOUP, CAMPBELLS KAFFEE HAG SANK A RAISINS, SEEDLESS SHREDDED WHEAT, N.B.C. satu 1 lb. can C. THOMAS STORES Antetopea Vary in Site Triple Link Club will meet FrlMr and Mrr.. Wm. Whittemore' Antelopes vary in *Ue from the ay. Feb. 13. with Mrs. Maurice and Lowell Whittemore of Delton pygmy duikerbok Gaxelles. only a were Friday callers at Chas. Whitte­ foot tall, to huge ox-llke species, more's. Rodger relumed home with, them after spending several week* birthdays to be remembered with bououets or plant* How about a small bouquet for the dining table Louie Babcock for a pot luck din­ and daughter of near Lansing were ner on Wednesday. Feb. 18 Every­ Thursday evening callers at Rtivel body Invited. calm coming over; our decks were never awash. Schools of flying fish ekittered away from cantonal porpoise — play- Miss Alice Whetstone Wednesday. Feb. 18 for a pot luck dinner. All are cordially invited. lowing canvas tried to out-do the| « > »■-------------clouds, the glare of sun on water PRAIRIEVILLE *— ..... J. 9 0. FffMMCF 0O.> IMOi daughter Mrs Neil Rosier of Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors at Roy .... ....... u>.» wlth before. The strip* cook prepared our meals In a little galley, a sort of shed on deck amidships. Wu- night was glorious. We were unable to sleep until the wee hours. I | who have moved to Lnporl. Ind were Sunday guests at Clyde Warand Mrs. Lewis Johnson. Jr . attend-1 MethodLst Youth Fellowship will ed the funeral of Milo DeVries at! be the jipeaker. Mrs; Paul Kybura Hastings, Friday afU^rnoon. * ** ■­ Mr. .-and Mrs. Ernest At As far back as 1883 Die Okapi was strips. Milky stars played inerry-godescribed to Henry SUnley by lhe family of Delton were Sunday call­ rour.d between the tall spam; lhe The Milo-Cressey Home Literary African Pygmies as the O-apl. It ers. Mr. Cnlthrop remains thr rigging hummed secrets to itself: Club will be entertained by Mrs was first captured by Sir H. H. JohnC. M. McCrarv. and Mrs. Lynn the songs of lire black sailors came io us fitfully: former on Thursday. Feb 19. Roll call "Name An Island Beginning Mockin' believers as dey pass. Tilt- waves wtre friendly but de that taxes on vehicle* oriflnated ■nnlned. they fought and foatnei after lhe advent of the automobile carpet* of phosphorescence behind. must now consider new evidence Tonight we shall be nt sea again. that such levies are much older than Neighbors. Die horseless carriage. According Will you come with us? . Before I close, i think it time all of us had a heart-to-heart talk. California a lax receipt more than You all know what the war has done 120 years old was discovered recent­ to our plum. One by one the boat ly near Birdsboro. Pa., showing that The East Baltimore Missionary lines which formerly touched Bar­ |2 was paid os a year's license on Society will meet with Mr. and bados have been discontinued. Il s two-wheel carriage. Mrs. Jolui Norton Thursday. Feb. or Better we feel deeply responsible. We may have to revise our itin­ erary to this extent: It may be necessary to pass through the Pana­ ma Canal and go down the west coast of South American to Peru Argentina and Brazil. There would j be no harm in it. But the clranging of plans Li always a disagreeable duly. 1 think you would do exactly what we are doing, investigating every ship ponslbllilv. devouring rumor and suggestion, pouring over our maps —desperately determined to go on If nt nil possible. Rast assured of this—by the time the next article appears In the Has­ tings Banner—something will have happened. We hope to have definite information as to our future plans. Guard Your Country ... and Your Loved Ones Right young American toldirn and sailors arc risking their lives to protect youn. Patriotism, your own self-protection, demands that you do your part, nowl Start buying United States Defense Stamps Bonds Savings immediately. and Back down the aggressors with your Bonds are on sale‘at banks and post offices. They dollars. Mrs Josephine Phillips, aged 75, passed away Thursday at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mary Pack­ ard of putland township. after a three weeks' illness. She was bom March 16. 18<JC, In Baltimore Twp., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam White, pioneer lesldenl*. Her husband. Edward Phillips, preceded her in death. Surviving are three son*. Rex of Battle Creek. Clarence of Canada and Ralph of Riverside. Cal., five daughters. Mrs. Packard del. Deadwood. 8. D Site .also leaves 41 grandchildren and 24 great­ grandchildren. A service was held at tiie Walldorff funeral home Sat­ urday morning at nine o'clock, lhe Rev. A. A. Butterfield officiating, and the body was shipped to Ail- Mrs Rosa B. Haight, passed away Saturday at \hospltal where ahe*Md ... ...„ — July'16. 1901. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hilton. Surviving ore two brothers. Alonzo Hilton. Saugus, Ungs: also three sisters. Mrs. Clyde Conrad. Hastings. Mrs. Grace Lan­ dis. Woodland, and Mrs. Otto Stee- cost as little as $18.75. I about a year, was found dead In his home on Saturday morning by one of tils neighbors. Scott Peter­ man. who saw a light on in the don Fisher, coroner, decided death was due to a heart attack and that Mr. Gallup had died during the night or early Saturday morning. He Is survived by two sons, Otis and Harvey Gallup ot Hastings; a daughter. Mrs. Jean Kimmel, Owos­ so and three grandchildren. The funeral was held at lhe Leonard funeral home on Tuesday at ten Put and they, too, will go to work. America needs your money for a very important reason—to your country, SEE US FIRST » SERVICE WE HAVE MOVED to Room 6 2nd Floor of the Na­ Smooth Fitting RAYON M UNDIES' fjv tional Bank Bldg, and will devote our entire time to Insurance and Bonds. plaid your Barry Co. Is behind on 1U Red Cross Relief quota. Please send con­ tributions to Mrs. Lloyd Tasker,' Bellevue. R. 3. The chairman wishes to thank Lhe Austin dSTrthday Club. Base Line church. Briggs church and P. T. A. at Assyria Center for their previous contributions. lilt. IRANI) THEATE> Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14 AND Penney Stylos For 1942! Lynn Bari and Alan Curtis In Woman's Shoes "WE GO FAST" Styles tor every purpose and occa- 'WEST OF TOMBSTONE' SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY. FEB. IS. 16. 17 OUR BEST buiineit manufacturers are swinging to REAL ESTATE for their investments. WED., THURS., FRL, SAT.. FEB. 18. 19. 20, 21 This Week’s Specials 309 ACRES on sections 25 and 26 of Thornap­ ple township, has fine set of buildings. 35 acres of woods. $1,360.00. HOUSE on Marshall 7 ROOM HOUSE on S. Jefferson, good garage. New roof ond house is in excellent condition. $3900.00. BUILDING and LOAN has a 7 room house on S. Jefferson street, all modern, has oak floors, garage. Con sell on their easy payment plan. $3500.00. Fitted Reefers Smart Wrap-Arounds Tailored Suits SHORTS SHIRTS BRIEFS Exciting new fashions with all 'Gary Cooper. Walter Brennan and Joan Leslie In Matinee Saturday only starting at 2:H P. M. Feature starts al 2:09 P. M. and 4:42 P. M. Adults al matinee 36'cenM plus tax 4 cents total 40 eenta. No tickets at matinee price will be sold after 4:42 and will ba limited to capacity of theatre. Evening prices adults fifty cents plus tax five cents total 55 eenta. Children 15 cent* plus lax 2 cent* or total 17 cent* at all performances. Feature will start at 7:10 and 9:47 evenings of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday but will start at 7:09 and 9:42 on Satunlay. ARRY THEATH ' Hostings. Mich., Phones 2247-2282 for sport, casual, casions! Suits you will wear any place! Smart lect yours right now! In Plaid Or Plain! Woman’s COATS In fitted reefer or Wrap-around “y.90 styles. 12-20 I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13 AND 14 LADIES SKIRTS Pretty pUldi and plains in colorful spring EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER I.O.O.F. HALL Saturday, Feb. 14 STEBBINS BUILDING Stylish And Johnny Mack Brown and Fussy Knight LADIES BLOUSES "FIGHTING BILL FARGO" 100% WOOL UNIONS CYNTHIA Rosalind Russel] and Walter Fid geon in "DESIGN FOR SCANDAL" Bargain matinee 3:04 te 5:00 TUeT. WED.. THURS., FEBRUARY 17. 18. PHONE 2659 Smart Spring Hats 'The Beit Investment on Earth, u the Earth Itself" Mid Winter Noods Hugh Herbert, Mkscli* Auer, Anne Gwynne "DON'T GET PERSONAL" SUNDAY AND MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15 AND 16 VALENTINE ' aq the lift of the new season! Coots "SERGEANT YORK" ROOM $2000.00. 29c 'nUh jackal. Very tali lorad. ston Stone officiating. Intermenl in the Hastings township ceme­ tery. your dimes in Defense Stamps safeguard 16 50 Dress yougjelf for spring ... lhe smart way l Rich interest­ Ing fabrics In herring­ bone or monofdhe "TANKS A MILLION No Advance in Admission Prices New brimmed felts to make you know spring is here! Popular 4 .49 colors! u SPORT JACKETS SUFS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY It. 1M2 M2S2S52L Editorials ...... — 37 ot them — training , planes. | Backward Glances Bits of-----------------Yesterday Pacific,! J ! Bowling News and some splendid scares and ns proof | a big M2 (230-211-161) was bowled defense problem in the by C. Schondelmoyer. a new-comer MILO DoVRIES ’ . asked for 312.700.000 for an air base! TWENTY YEARS AGO Loyally was a keystone in the FYb. 8. 8. 1922 1922 1 HaraM Kreuta’s M7 wm the bert count by C. Burdick wit* a high at Anchorage. Alaska. The House Frb. game of 304 w Q. In a payroll-allotment plan. Lv nr and Mn Leland Holly of the 1>uton R,n « bowlers could pro ­ threw it out. i Dr. and Mr* Leland Holly of ha?,- <!?Xd to locate Tuesday night and the usual Toledo blanked Salem and Cleve-1 an employee committed to pur­ cted death came aj -n» »rw nnad BM.0W lor! —w^o.hih^r^he^iU la??*- ■'5W *’**" »w rrtlKr<’ 10 ,our land uon a pair from Landon. chase Any stated amount of De­ W b!wn indlridtnls. Chas Norris shot a fense Bonds—say. 3100. 3200. or City Tournament gu masks and 38.800.000 for special rotated with Dr. G w Lown. 520; w OConnor. 8l4; A. Mclrotc. 6500 worth? machinery for producing The Hastings City Bowling A»- vital Items,' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nash are reand H phm1IM 50.) and hl* family. An Industriou* In­ A. No. Tile payroll-allotment plan Bcciaticn hu announced ihat^lhe Congreu decided turning from Millville. Mass, the .slllpp,.r, took T<ir of games of equipment, Ctty Bowling Tournament win be­ ” - Is part of lhe voluntary Defense] dividual be gave conaldarable time need gas! nntt March. Ow*>d having acJfO!n Qf llce: Grinder* won tiie first Savings Program for encouraggin piny on March 22nd and wUT to many public and semi-public that the Army didn't cepted a position with the Fuller two rlIn<.s froin Machines and Tool be rolled on week-ends until it* Ing the puhjlc to save system*masks and could gel along without ! Lumber Co. Room forced Engineers to be on project*. ‘ITie lovely landscaping ucaliy. An employee may drop| moat of the equipment.' 1। FTank Van Scholen hold* ­ {he short end of a two to one count. completion The meet will be play­ the ed on a nlntly per cent liandicap out of a payroll-allotment plan । . »_ **.».. >hi. 1.U..K*,. Independent League The above facts wjre published honor* for fishing in this locality, basis in the five men, doubles and ______ ______ ____ at wilt_____ There U no____ compulsion. about hl* residence on West Green in May. 1940 a few days after Hit- On Tuesday he caught a 20 |>6und single* and on actual pin* in the | q where are Defense Savings j • For the second urek in successtreet remains as a living memorial AH enttlea inu*t be, Stamps on sale? slon. Dr Ray Fmnie lias led the All-Events to one whose chief center of ler 1WMM HolbM -nd 1W»»I | in the hands of lhe secretary by A Al IXMl offices, most banka, uvindependent bowler*. HL* net reWhat remarkable alertncas; (U1C Mllfs Andrus home on W ing* lnB1 and loan 15a association*, ociaUoiu. great! great I Interest and favorite hobby amid »ule Wits a 543 aerie* and with the March 16th. what an uncanny sense of dangers Green St. and Edward Kurtz h«’ help of his mate. Dr. Gwinn with WOMENS LEAGl’F. number* of store*. Look for the a busy and useful life was his ahead' / I put chased the N. B. Waterman: 511. hl* team hi. Medics Mrrttrx tiaik i< ti.tli took ■ pah Allkd and ubellcd b>. a nlcr U1 sign: Defense Savings Stamps B„. « ■» IbK ' »«« nn 111 Unl'bv Harry Long^ith°W7 pins., co‘,nl JuppaUpm. Leon­ on Kale Sale Herr Here. j Mrs. Geo. Strouse. 67. died Sunbv Harry Long wiui avt pins. 1—- ------ ■* • d*-a-remarttable institution. . .. .. . won .. .... of ... gamrs| ....... nr< urdu lnad>- u a clean clean sweep xween of nf their their । Note.—To buy Defense Bonds and | day at her home near Welcome Cor- woodland a. P'lr “ made COMIC RELIEF Stamps, go to the neareat ixjrt One can excuse It for indulging i rver» (ram Banner. Car Seal* blanked,-rerie* with Piston Rings. Frances office, bank, or savings and loan! Comle-reUef it always welcome. Radford, 50. died Jan. j-ood center. h“d “ big count of 212 In her first occasionally in the search for al * James - E — ... association; or write lo lhe I > -■ • gome and games of 166, and 143 to I Especially during wartime. suitable alihi, • Treasurer of the United States.! amass the total which wa* high fot1 I. S. RrtKingiT of Woodland ha* Comic relief came to Ute U. S. A. Washington. D. C Also Stamp*’ Congrcas U an institution of a free puttIlllscu purchased „ the lr local Buick agency A‘ „ ^and^’KIo "en.4 to place ,he C'c«‘n«Taliaferro scored Of George Quirk toth single Jrame "nd people. I of Geon:* Quirk 'I «« long .vub as it .. ..»«.»».». So functions, even । Mr. -------------and Mrs. Luther ilurbank Bnd ln(|ividual series for lhe mu- Huver 482 for third place. The Senate investigated Itself for Eva Kannea scored a nice 476 for I comfadly, lhe i«l of the dictator j K«v*£rn «’b‘nU ,0 ,he wwW .MW. *In spite ' of' Al ‘ * nice -------------last game. complicity tn the Pearl Harbor dis­ A- President or vice president and iwiiwtk Margaret ruHurwi, FinglelonJ ties. Leonards dropped UIOJHM-d lhe me Trio Cafe «>«» ----- ------ ' ----- 7 1of II Ills mates, will not have been placed «‘hwart |uvmu aster. and found itself lacking. Kamiand .series to. Middle-| 470 fo ' Portia* in the match that u ” United States may resign by l’t«* rubber n . — . । >i'ii i.i. >n.. ......odd ■ game it.. : signing slffnlnff a written statement statement of nt rcslgreals* I the neck of our democracy | chaaed the PArEhurtt block I.tev vilir. " Forest Clark scored 221......... ids .... «PortUv> look the (Lacking, in complicity, that Is. Bonnet and Gown dropped two nation and forwarding It to lhe state Perhaps the trouble i* that we will rent the first floor and have |;1<i game and a 555 scries for Mid­ Not only did the senatorial in­ game* to Beta Sigma Phi with Jane department, not to the legislative or dleville. . ' v. ‘ above quisitors find themselves guiltless view Congress with too much re-,' their hall Lx-> H.iwtliornc turned in n 614 Daniels scoring best in the match, 'judicial “*■-*■* branch of -*• the government » I W. A. Hall has added a large li speck ‘of furniture to his hardware st> Mtrica to Ixj Ihr vp.irk that netted with 447 pins. Tills procedure ia act forth In a iHnshiUH Ice nnd Fuel a Hirer game Wc place too much reliance on it; on S Jefferson St. J.-an Finnic turned in a 469 score] federal law adopted In 1792 and atill 'victory over N.iiiiville. The three to Icbd in the match that Strand for leadership in thought and ac­ ciunes won g.iv • them undisputed won a pair of garnet from Hastings! re*lgnalion of the office of President THIRTY YEARS AGO tion pertinent to national affair. j possession of first place in the lea­ or vice president shall be an instru­ Beauty Studio. Feb 8. 1912 We forget that congrewa Is an •*gue standing; Banner won a pair of game* from] ment in writing declaring the same Perks Tavern dropped two games sighted. wide-awake, institution sortment c.f individuals of varying ■ dent of this city and the oldest .... I aent. Ol WW no Him me inuv*. to Pi1 ton Rings with Dave Good­ State Insulation with A. Haw-! ... and delivered Into the office ability and talent, who amid the । actlvc tjuslnew man here died mmI- year and Don Siegel canying the theme best for the winners and of the secretary of state.” No Prea1 idenCv ha* ever resigned, but on* Ing and didn't "nites a trick." so to variou* pressure groups at Wash- , deniy al the home of his sister. Mrs load with respective *oorcs ot 591 D Huver br-'t for the lasers Boyes Real Estate won three i vice president ha*. John C. Calhoun. speak. in preparing America for lhe ington are likely- to become more Fred Eckardt of Woodland Monday and 546. Glenn Monica was best game.% from Windstorm. .... of South Carolina. — He quit the .... vice for the losers with 641. concerned with'necessity for saving, nlj£t•1 Flr» Fire ruined Ute tire residence of Dr F presidency in 1632 to become a a*n- , their individual and collective necks E Willison Sunday morning n.v,lI1 V1W1M Krith Chase. had visions of „a Passenger Traffic Riieg exhorted lhe members to be tough at forthcoming election* than they Forrest Jordan will establish 'lhe . ;i (,re Wednesday night On Streamlined Trains j (,ntni arc with exercising that high de- Coffee Ranch. 'an exclusive tea and (.j.,.,, Jir. * Uirt cd the i vnung s coffee house un S Jefferson St. . . ... People are showing an increasing , San Franciaco police have diseov- ■ But Ute answer always came out Igree of statesmanship which many,’' The P. M Blake and Son store ifft hl* second gi<iiic-and then drop- preference for daylight travel. *incc ered one weakness in the regulations ,i of us expect. near the Rutland Town Houm |!C'i to n mere ITS to sec hl* “big the advent of the new lightweight j requiring that any one arretted on ! As a nite congress h a follower, burned to the ground Sunday night series" Even Senator Burton K. Wheeler, > gUmtnerlog. ft wm I speedy streamlined train, a recent | a charge of suspected drunken drlv'I William Garnett, local agent fur enough howev. r. to lead the league | study of passenger movements h*» ing receive a sobriety, test. The (arch-isolationist and opponent of of public opinion: not a leader. Paciffc lea com- :n aingk* founts KcithS mate H. I disclosed. . man who revealed this weak link Member* of Congress are our. ( lhe Atlantic Intervention. who. on the very day Dr> as reored 518 and their tram; A survey the --------Burlutglun- Syssystem of -jurispruthat Japan struck, was Apreadlng representatives. > Charles Harshbe'rgc: and has gon*■ ---------। Moose Mill! won ----- II*.the ­ III.-.I first Itwo 'll Killin'* games , -----------* ot --------- - I, In California's ’ Sc. if they turn in «la|>alick in-l to Lanting to accept an advanced; fiuiu Citcldcxs. Sheldon*. E Adam* reared I ’em show* that where 80 per cent । dcnce was so drunk that be couldn t jf>23 for the losers ! of it* traffic used to move at_night ___ _ __ .__ .____ ________ * •_ 1___ .h- ...... .523 for the lau. ; or its traffic used to move at mgnt 'i lake the test. attack u* unless we struck first > । City-County <liopp<sl st pair of of!' ................. ii pmr ■ on old-f.ithioned equipment. 78 par patient. After all. wc put them! was stoutly defended as a cluun|games lo St Rose Parish ■“ and' At-1j cent now moves by day sfnee th* I FORTY YEARS AGO Million* of Phone* lions blanked Hotels. 1 introduction of lhe modem train. | plon of preparedness. (There seem* there. There are approximately 32.000.. Feb 13. 1902 There is no objection to (Jongre**1 :ur . j And thi* 1* true of almost every i 000 telephones in tjic world, of which lo be an "old school tie" spirit in John T. Hinchman. on 86. uiv« died Tues. junn i. nincnman. tuo- ,' -r-.H-nwas a <h arth of eornf <r, rs - • -- ------- , , , '"■'‘ t* ! important railroad and of every city I number 17.000.000 the senate which matches anything coming through once In a whUe.^y. ■ v Jan. Jan 28. no al nt hl* home in In BaltiUntil - ]> in#yth.coramereial agur rhura- ln tlic counlry with the exception <rf I with such a gem as the Senatorial more of paraly.vh. L| mght and with Dthe exception which England can produce). dav nielit and with Hie execution, .. , . t. northwest roads, linking Seattle. Ta- . ■match thatMiddleville Congress wasn't wrong, the sen- Inquest of the Senate| Mr*. Emma Graham of Esiu coma, and Spokane. These roads i Even in times of peace a good “°"d'‘V J" > ' r^mcrv' blanker! V.k-;.g ... .... nrc .aliU hanging on to th* "old-fash- | extended visit with her parents, Mr vrn. t>>e — two to one vanctv laugh Lv appreciated Bojd Payne led thr league with s«><i uulmoded" equipment ! and Mrs Jov Pflug J “ ------- '----------------------------“ i But where Is a Gilbert lo record . . . Cook —._ was riinne ; ; - . I streamlined train* have resulted placent and smug in the face ol <12 and Hubert E ................... Atlbil and • Ken • in m an Imnrnvement in nassenaer such events In proper verse, and fifty years AGO nu uiipiuvciiiciis Improvement u.i passenger — ni nil Axiv aggrc.-.'.iGn ; 1 nterte.uix rmh .scored 510 and rcvpnllrt rcvcnuci.. according uceuriuiiK to the u,c Edward ] Sullivan to compove ac-i I A' laNt a church is to be elected |n n,< n“ -I’nx I| n G. n.vid Budd Cnmnanv Company of Philadclnhl*. Philadelphia, er is willing to admit Uie presence companymg lunes. Hasting.'. Lumber mid Coal ua । manufacturer* Jin Yankee Spring*, the only town-: ' streamlined ----------------------------------------- tt< r thap Hastings Construct ton; I of smugness and complacency boil' . Here Is an Opportunity for some' ship In the bounty Without at J** 1] nuuAuto .S)*vrti .'iii Shop rtrf«> Mnyna- 1 trains, ife company cites the Rock , ’ .i i,' i- .»ird i-ii aii.vii.ibefore and after lhe start of World of the best comic opera o( lhe cen­ MBIS bun mid Fntil; lion Ii Tailor:, won Island road, which carried 29 per tury. ii.-ime [|()ln IpmjIuuoii; Coffer Shop cent of all Hock Island pasengera I church, to be open to all denomma-; «.Opped the <xld game trem Andru« In 1939. after six streamliners were Also, as one of lhe iieopic. wc can Hon*. —■----------—• n — pul into operation. And the Phils- ' -----;■" Service and Goodyear Bro*. Hdwe. back only yesterday remember The Kalamazoo Gazette says It ;wn - on the short end of the match dclphia and Heading lines when the question ".are we Ukely to is not improbable that the Michi-1 with City Fathers nutting the •'Crussdcr" on can Central m*y yet buy lhe C. K. i become involved” directed at Philadelphia and New York, in DeseMtor or representative provoked Keith Leehteltner scored 539 to ccmbcr. 1037, found an immediate i k-s that ...... our —— reader* . ...... J„ci,d the O4U -.-, League riiu.iy news <?> simply Blb-s Friday UIKIH night . increase of 1.75 per cent in passenger feat of verbal tight rope walking may not forget there ever wm J play but his mate-. Office were I revenues, comparable to the great Blondld, DEFENSE BOND • \fUlZ Tfce first T tn certain order* of rodent* aad Uon signed by George WaiSIngtoo marsupial*, have retractor muscle* Di«cov*r*d at an auction sale in which can draw t>~ fnto their sockets mer.t. according from Injury. , F , ► VALENTINES Hundred, Of ’Em Co Bra b ► ► lc-3c 5c-10c 25c Bra burp nlng gues Mid Blgcctl Collection M LEE OFFICE SUPPLY with Mrs “The Busines*man's Department Store" ► 144 E. Stale. Fh*ne 2747 Hastings hold M wer Hen brid Ready To Fred Serve You! 15 Service Stations In Barry County There l« o MOBIL DEALER in your vicinity and he corrie* a completelina of MOBILCAS and LUBRICANTS. He is ready to serve you. Truck Service available to your home for fuel oil. etc. A Call,Today Will Start Us Out Your Way. MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES HASTINGS PHONE UM and fury, signifying nothing Tlic public wm smug and com­ placent in the face ot gathering sterm cloud* But what of congress? What was this omniscient fol doing to Inspire the slothful clU-l xenry of our great republic with an *pprec(ation of impending danger?. The following extracts from Ber­ nard M. Baruch’s report to high of­ ficials a* published in the United Slates New* of May 17. 1710 are’ Illumina’.'.nR Money for the Navy U reduced bj lhe House 3112.700.000 below budget rceommendatlom "The Army foundzlta appropria­ tion* reduced 365.300 000 below the] amount recommended by the Prcai-J dent "The Nary denied a request for 676 airplane* at a time when the airplanes of Germany were raising; a question concerning the very effecUvmea* ol the iirri n :i- • • When the Navy sought authori­ ' "There was a cut below budget requuta of 340.000,000 in fund* available tor «hlpbuildinS "The army Is rather desperately intemted in educatu.a At;-:.- an Industry In Uie task of producing mSflary equipment that would be They'MkBd 31G.000.000 for this (KirpoM and were cut by 314.DOO.OOO “The Army very much wanted 4t«v additional pluncs to cost 325.71W.080, In Sln hom and day Vis Mr clpl the the the Moo Lud Arc Vcr Oin RrersUrr Unclt Sam, Mt tool Krom won a jv.lr from Shop 1 Bryan Resignation William Jennings Bryan resigned IpHicr knd Electricians couldn't win 1 as secretary of state under Presi- 11 kame from Foundry Jent Wilson rather than sign a not* . .-1 Higliisnd • co>»* of various denomination* inintwhich the President wished to for wit Bet cen ihn me Also Give I. S. BEFENSE BONDS STAMPS this government and Germany should be submitted lo an interna­ tional commission. thought also that American* should be wanted to keep off ships of bel­ ligerent countries. loca 1:. u ids. the nin revi Crossing Your fingers Fay Hel Rap Car Isn't Enough Rag pre unnlnc snvoolhl? sound lo shn Kn MOYNAHAN-FAUL, inc MERCURY Court at Church St., LINCOLN Hastings 000,000 to be siient for submarine nets to protect American ivarbors In the event of trouble, was thrown sation do make plan* for a 2o |>er tent increase In ship strength, Con­ gress decided to grant authorization nioU Cou lhe the and Plac Win Dav Hod Frld Com Mr* and Mrs Mrs Ade Mrs M lei t Bat tlln Car tne Shu Prrand prer Thr Mrs Ing the OH VALENTINE'S DAY who strode to immortality on strand of wire stretched across the chasm al Niagara! Congress was definitely “allergic" I to that query. It caused senators and repreren-1 tatlves alike, to break out In a Iveat of words which was. to quote Lhe Bard of Aron. "fuU of sound! laln fam Mr* RATES CITY SERVICE — $3.00. WE HAVE IT we carry Sunoco gasoline, ma­ jor oils, accessories and bott< - r Lubricction. greasing. washing'and polishing, tire repairing and batter/ re­ charging arc just a few of lhe services you can gel at Andrus Service. Long experience, a staff of trained experts and the latest equipment assure you excellent, complete service always Effective Feb. 15, 1942 hal mrc Mrs ren lhe SPRING SUITS D Mn rnt day Our new Curlee Suils for Spring are scoring o real "strike" with every mon who sees them! Rich new fabrics in the season s smort est patterns — styles modem yet masculine VULCANIZING 29-50 ALL KINDS 32 50 RURAL SERVICE - first 4 miles S3.00 offer which 35c per mile one woy is added. Curlee General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Phone 2240 daytime. For night servIce phone 2352 •» 2230 LEONARD FUNERAL HOME Cor. JtitarsM Ml Ceart 81*.. Hactiog*. Micklgan 35 00 expert tailoring — all help to insure for you that well-groomed appearance so essential to discriminating men everywhere You con count on finding Curlcc Spring Suits in our stock that fit you. because of the complete range of sizes and models in the Cur­ lcc line. You'll find. too. that every Curlee Suit is moderately priced Come in and see them, today' WATERS CLOTHES SHOP SELLING QUALITY KEEPS US BUSY VnlcaaialBi Wasktas �THE HASTINGS BASNER. THCHSDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1942 Thursday SOCIAL EVENTS aftarnaon, Mrs. AMERICAN LEGION lop SCOT9B. INTERIOR PAIN I the Auxiliary, ha* arrived and 1*, j at the Eajpnn Home The use of I It ta available to anyone In the . county who wishes it. Mr* Donna Harrington I* Ui charge of the bed and it can be secured by calling her. phone 2367 AU of the doctors in the county have been notified I AND CLUB NEWS Pontiac conference Ever; addl-1 t tonal member signed up by Uie toes) Unit will help the Fourth dis­ , trict win this contest. ' The fracture bed. purchased by Uie on Munday Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Snyder enter­ tained twelve guest* Sunday al a family dinner. In honor of Mr. and of eight on Saturday, lhe decora­ . Mrs Wayne Snyder of Elyria. O. tions being appropriate to the St ; The Voluntary Emergency berv’‘ Valentine season. Winner* at’i» committee of the Auxiliary >'“* were Mr*. Mtnnle Shrtner been changed in name to Civilian Complimentary lo Mrs. Sarah bridge -----Defense committee Brandsteltcr wtwae birthday waa and- — Mra. George Sumner REDUCED IN PRICE unable to call Mrs Harrington. just .apeak to your doctor about it. The Auxiliary deeply appreciates the assistance given by Barry coun­ ty people which helped to make the purchase of this fracture bed possible surprise dinner on Thursday eve-' evening with Mrs. Gora Smith. E raJSE.1 W 4 nlng Place* were laid for eight. Mill Bl, for a pot luck supper and lne,r r t KUr»ta iixnlug horn Grand Rapid*. ,wUi evening Honor gtta*t* wni puU strenrrtli’ ul the national Guild No 7 will meet at 2 o'clock Middleville. Krtiamaaoo and Delton., bo Mr*. Stella Ruling. Mrs Florence Auxiliary, with il* 525.000 inern11 waa a delightful occasion I Harthy. Mrs. Minnie McDonald and ben. ha* been offered to lhe Red Wednesday. Feb 18. at the home of ‘ ‘ * । Mra. Maude Miller Cross for war work Auxiliary , WrKDavid Irwin -was hostess to .1 -------- —™*“-------------------’ member* are taking part in Red, tire Orta -club on Friday evening. I Cross activities of all kind* . ... with high scores al pedro going lo I throughout 2 p inrvuKiiuui the me nation nauuu and uuu throuyh • .m ."5 ... . . arc . .making c.t Mra Wavtu* Merrlrk Mra Maurice Haight and Mr* Ro- i thia work important Min' ”R2R ’n YneS M«rick. K8 , S bert Rizot The previous party I contribution to the nation'* »ar ^htuch *’ul ", i-..on । Visitor* welcome Special *pe*kwas iield al Mr*. Clark Payne's with Tbe eight high atfwol intramural ... er will be Re^ McCue of Hickory Mra. Irwin and Mr* Carl Naylor holding top scores ! basketball raw on fiave progressed a* Thurrdav Feb 19 lhe statewide Corner* Mr* Russell Kantner ha* • • • follows WUltam Donovan,and Har-1 meeting of the Michftan Women *. charge of the program Member* of the Merri-Go club _ WUco« have each won 3 and National Defense Council is lo be were the guest* of Mr* Shirley "“ ^2*,,' pJL,h ” -am.held nt Uie Book-CadlHac hotel tn! Circle No 3 of the W S C S will meet ... at — the home of — Mrs Henry on Friday afternoon At), \ . .L, OIW. n,,ri,hnizier Detroit, starting at 10 30 A. M — -----bridge the winners were Mra Dan * "T. Mra Dorothy Pearl te chairman Warren D. Roush. 421 E Grand Lewis. Mr* Albert Kinne and Mrs.. . -7i o. the ■Council. Speakers will be, street on Friday. Feb 13 Visitors Fred Friedrich. । ? ™ n D > National Vice-Commander V M welcome • • • Kenneth Miller and Stuart Bene- Armstrong of Indianapolis and, Red. while and blue furnished Use !<Mrt h,ve e*ch last aD of their games.[ Mrs Doris Corwith. ) The Maccabees will Itold their mouf for the decoration* at the) The girls gtee club was entertain,*,*>* , , ,lcxt ’‘‘‘lular meeting on Thursday Country counicy club ciuo on Thursday inursusy evening. cvcnui*. . ed e<> last inn Monday unonnay by ay Miss Westcott wesicoii Thc «ubject for Ute Amerkaniun afternoon. Feb 19. at the usual ,u— k -.— .. —a in I with the .... — -------------... Tschla- essay contest to be conducted ty time and place There will be Inlhe national colors being used following records: national and department Aux- ftfartton and refreshments Mem­ the flowers, on the bridge tallie* koweky’.s -Fifth Symphony." Bee-}the ' *nd oilier places in the lounge, thovenl ’ B Flat Concerto" and. lilanes is "Characteristic* of a txrs are urged to attend j---------Places were laid for fifty-three.{Rlmilty Korsokaff’s ’ Scheheresade). Good American " Essays mu*t be ,no more than 500 words In length The regular meeting of Hiawatha Winners at contract were Mra , - - „•• Sulte and junior and aenior fhiptls are Rebekah lodge will be held" Friday. David French and Mrs. Chester Hodgm. and tor the men. Romani ,•Thursday ---- • Mbs Virginia uMoorer . eligible to compete. The national evening. Peb. 13. at 8 p. tn itt I. O. ’ award is *100 00. The contest O. F. Hall. Feldpaiuch and Harold Phillips d’ ‘rec“>r of■ ‘he rtri» Oub. read Committee members were Mr. and | Uie operetta. "Pinafore." to the club. closes on March 1 Hastings Townsend Club No 3 Mr* Warren Carter, chairmen. Mr The band clinic at Niles. March । Niles and Sturgis are the only meets every Tuesday evening at 430 mid Mr* James Bristol. Mr. and 7 Bn<i g, wss under the direction of I! Units in the Fourth district to W Grand at 8 o’clock. Mr* D A Van Buskirk. Mr and | William D. ReveUl. Mr. Hine sent)I reach their membership quota by ) Mra Clarenrr Texter. Mr and Mrs. I Mine Of our bandstudents to lhe Dec 31. 1941 The. quota for HirA birthday luncheon of the Pres­ Adelbert Cortrighl and Mr. and(cUn|C W1U, ,lw an Instru- Ungs was 55 with only 39 paid- byterian L. A. S. will be held Mrs. R W. Cook* * [menl repair clinic lor tivose two up members reported, however, at Thursday. February 19 al one o'clock 1 the present time the record is bet • in the church parlors Ray “ A misccllancou* sliower was given I<,n*' , . . , . , ter. If you haven't paid your dura Waters is chairman. in honor of Mr and Mra Harold ^Tl* •’“"‘‘f Ba,,d !>>•*«* Ior for 1942." don't delay longer a* the Sinclair <Ethel McCabe) at the p T. A. Tuesday night in the time limit ha* already passed. Liquor in While House home of the bride * parent*. Mr , Central building. Don't be a delinquent member. During President Polk s adminis­ mid Mr* Samuel McCabe on FriThe girl* teams participating in, day evening. Game*, music and! the tntramurwl basketball contest । A percentage membership con- tration, due to Mrs. Polk’s strict : vlMting fumlshrd cnterta?unent have finished their — « - . .--------. Challenge. between the Fourth views on temperance, no wines or scheduled games1.— te*' Mr and Mrs Sinclair were the re- I A etas* tournament will follow. and Fifth district* wss accepted intoxicating liquors were served in clplenl* nt many lovely gift* from I Mias Rowe's English class is writ- b> Mrs M*rlr the White House ’»« tile neighbors, friends and reia- | me* prrsriii. ...« iram om u. On ' “O’, «« *m,erl‘*n , lhe dbtrict were Mrs Minnie Boy Girt Cm Help the Mobdy and .-on* and Mrs. Louise Country tn the Spring of 1942. This Ludwick of Larry. Mr and Mr* contest is sponsored by the Lippin- J Archie Hinrisir of Hastings. Mr* । cott-Stokes school library conven-; Vcrn Sinclair and children of Me-1 Uon. Omber district. Mr. Damson was absent from I school Friday, due to illness. Mr , |-■ Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Palmer encn- Taylor taught hta classes tertflined the Night Hawk Club. ”’’h. The Hi-Y theatre party has been) been; Saturday evening A baked ham; postponed anti! a future date, dinner was served at 7 o'clock ML&* Carol Puller has the femipWant thrilling, budget busting savlags? Then be sure to attend Card* were the aventag's entertain- lne ln -petticoat Fever." bring thia great Rexall 39th February Birthday Sale. For here arc really menl. pnxes gntog to Mra Harry | 0,^^^ by the Fort Custer Little great values—lo make new friends for Rexall. You may not see prices like these for a long time—so be here early. KXn ^“oX^Ulmsn. 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NEW LICENSE PLATE BOLTS Drou up yaw carl Seat Covers 5UPRUM SPARK PLUG 45 Knife • Edge electrode 35° white and blue shield! Scotch tweed! Colorful fl­ 5 LB. BOX KALSOMINE ing! Strong cloth triml REG. 69c SELF. POLISH WAX 27‘ Enough lo redecorate Mrs. H.rrtng^ was Hl WednesTheir place* were filled by Mr. and d*>' “nd Thursday. Ml** DuttwellMrs Robert Cole A business meet- « » »«>nd ,wur cllLS* P”’ !ng was held and plan* made for pared the food foe lhe cafeteria, the last party of Ute season at Mr. * —“ —v • and Mrs Harry Shute*. Feb 21. , Thursday at the Kroger store, and 1 there is a possibility of having one Mra. A D McDonald wa, hostess) at ths Auto Body Siiop soon al a valentine party last evening) About forty people met tn room with members of Tau chapter of' " 310* ’last’ — Thursday ‘ evening, to ”lis­ Bet* Sigma Phi as lhe guests. Des- ten to a discussion on filling out income tax form*. Attorney L. E. tractive disposal of spring flowers; Barnett and Dana Burgews gave) centering the serving table. Heart many suggestions and the latter ehaped cakes carried the announce­ part of the meeting ws* thrown ment of the approaching marriage■ open for question* of one ot the charter members of lhe' Dr. Owen J. Cteary. president of local chapter. Mias Geraldine Wil- Cteary Business college. Ypsilanti.। ___ ____ r ... ___ . . Hams, and Alec Nrl> of Grand Rap- Lieutenant colonel in State Troops Id*, which came as a surprise to) and president of Ypsilanti Board of the «nests Clever toe cream molds ~ Commerce, ------------- — spoke on "Morale —'* of of euplds. lovebirds and white slip­ Youth." st an assembly last Thurs­ pers. carrying out the wedding idea, day. He also told of the large were also served. Later in the eve­ bomber plant at Willow Run An advanced print reading class) ning. Mrs. Gordon Fisher gave a review of the play. “Life with in national defense begins ThursFather " Guests Irom out of town day. February 19 in room 207 al All who — are -------Interested were Miss Maxine Bennett and Ml** 7—o'clock. -----------------------Faye Thomas of Battle Creek. Mrs • are invilcq. ' Helen Butnlph Wemer of >Grand' The aeronautics club, under the Rapld.«. Mrs. Henry William* of direction of Mr Gamer, has a dt*-) carlton and Mr*. Lnrraine Shaw Cox play ol model airplane* hanging in) of near Middleville. Mrs. Ethel, — room — 202. Following the report* on house-1 Ragla Barber of this city wa* also hold esjilpment. the home manage­ present. ment girls visited Montgomery Thi* evening the wives of lhe Ward electrical appliance depart­ Knights Temptar are having a so- ment and Penney’s linen and bed­ ding department. Ml** Butler report* that the epi­ hall while the men arc holding their meeting The committee In charge Lt demic of cold* Is lessening but too’ Mrs. Wm. Thayer. Mrs Gerald Law­ many parent* have a tendency to rence and Mr> Chris Spirts. After let their children come back before lhe lodgtvnfeeting. refreshments win they ore well. Members of the dramatic* class be served by the committee. under Mis* Dorothy Cook, arc re­ hearsing a play. “Lillie Darling." Mra. Roman Peldpauvch when she which they plan to present before entertained her bridge club Tues­ the Fort Ouster Invalids the last of day afternoon. Contract winners February or the first of Mirth. The were Mrs. Lawrence Herrick and roles are taken by Neva Warner. Marjorie Reed. Marjorie Dryer. Mr*. Don Siegel. . Richard Racey. Rosalene Cooper Wednesday evening twelve friends and Roger Bennett gathered at the home of Mm. K. S Sophomore English classes wrote McIntyre *for a carry-ln dinner hon­ verses* advertising the Charlotteoring Mra. Earl Coleman, also Mr*. Ha.*tings basketball game on postal A L Brown of Grand Rapid*. Con- cards and mailed sixty. The thirty-minute period.- have laird and the guest* at honor. been kept open this week for Spot* light practice which is now in full Mr* Alma Flngkton entertained the- Ultra club Tuesday evening at, The next club hour will be Mondinner al her home on N. Broad- daj. Feb. 16. I Won’t rub off! For 1935-36 tarda Your Recipe for Beauty Care. Try to equal thi* value! Chookc from cleansing, cold^Bnishing or akin cream. 39° 99 ing. BOTH FOR 00 O&lfaukuKedfauHU MC£ POWDtt Give your skin protection from roughening effects of cold and wind. Soft, pleasant. A smart, new appealing formula that brings out your skin’s beauty. 19° 39 Now ExglaataM ■witch aa Lights tird.y lor the balance of the win­ ft has been fcund that rxptosmas ter. Mm R W Cook -enlertglncd five guest* al dinner Wednesday evening. An informal social time> switched on the electric lights la । empty bouses. was enjoyed after dinner. fcV: SUPER-FARED FOR DRY SKIN Stag After-Shave Powder 19^ Shaving Bowl 69c 54-incJt Double Drainboard Sink and Cabinet Wool leg* are firmly braced with steel rods; lock securely! 8-INCH 14c DOUGLAS FIR PLYWOOD Complete with Fittingtl Modern Charm Skin Cream FACIAL PADS IliilhriHini Quick, delightful cleans- EiiM*inble IIS FADS 39° 23° NOW ONLY 9603 CLAW HAMMER 39 Sparkling beauty and ovtatanding quality found tn much hlghar-prictd outfital Tempered Heel loosen! Get yours! DRUG STORE t OA BUT VALUES ALWAYS CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To All Prompt Delivery Service Phone 2131 MONTGOMERY 1 118-126 SO. JEFFERSON Famous MUTONB Sink hi* FILE 3]>ec>*1. refin'd steel . . sharp, deep-cut ooot ci mm 5H”5 End kitchan drudgsry with thia labor-saving sink I A ra­ Rex-eme Medicated For chaps, windhum, and many minor akin condi­ tions. Ideal as a powder base. FLUORESCENT W-.AukJ.' IRONING TABLE SALE 6 ot. Sits Stag S-ft. rule with push­ button recoil! Peed Mot just an overhaul! 112 After-Shave Lotion 4 9c Fine quality—for those 67 95 STEEL RULE il EDUCED I DU5T MOP MELVIN'S TOOTH PASTE dQ v/t oz. size ' REMEMBER THE In honor of Mrs W R. Cook, who 9‘ One can dcaui lhe walls and ceiling of dust; won t lint! The Baptiat Institute for Christian Workers, tn Philadelphia may well country. Among the children who received dipt*™** wee* a Chinsae girl, a Negro girl and an Amer­ ican gifL all reared by missionary CLEANER parts ... 164 rebuilding op­ erations. Price includes old motor, if suitable for rebuild­ ing. Other makes low priced! »*OOuC' The mepibera of the '500 club" werj guest* of Mr and Mr*. Bo>d; Clark Saturday evening Mrs. Carl Ricker and Mrs Dan Ashalter held the winning scores for tiw women .and Clarence Cappon and J. W. Hewitt for the men Ilebuilt Motors WALLPAPER HASTINGS THR1FTY-FAK WALLMMR �THE HUT1NCS P. INNER. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY it, IM? CEDAR CREEK Waller Baird and family of Mid­ land park visited Leslie Pease and family Sunday. Mrs. Dorothy Monroe and son i Maynard spent Sunday with her folks Andy Owen and family GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Grace Lutheran church will preMrs. Ella Wertman spent Satur­ day with her daughter Bernice In American Legion Mali on Monday. Hastings. rvu.' io, ni jiau.-r. m. —me rower' All remember the pot luck dinner of God” is » Christian sound-film at Minnie Campbell's this week which you will yrant to see. No ad-'Thursday for the Cedar Creek Aid mlwion will be charged, expenses! will be’covered by a freewill offer-1 Ing. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST The subject for Sundny "Soul." for the week-end Turbans! Toques! The Barry County Christian En­ deavor Union will meet ut the Quimby Church next Monday eve­ ning. . Tiu- Hendershott meets next Thursday, Feb. I at the home ot Mrs. Jennie Slocum. Election ot officers. There will be a special offering next Sunday at Martin and Quim­ by for Negro education. DRESS SAVE STYLES Women’s Shoes Priced to Sell! WINTER SHOES MUST GO SHORT LOTS OF SHOES FORMERLY PRICED AT $2.49, CHURCH QF NAZARENE The Women's Missionary society' , will meet al 1:15 Thursday after-j Rh. 1,00,1 lnslea(l ot Friday-evening. ' Nn| $2.98, $3.98 AND $4.85. PICK YOUR FAVORITES from these Low-Priced Groups alCas/i Berets! Bonnets! Flower Trims! Fine Braids - Straws! Spring hat excitement — new. new hots everywheres"! Hots for every occasion . . . every type! Scoop up two at this advance sale price1 .'EE) WESLEYAN METHODIST Y||y{CHURCH NEWS NM . Hastings Church . Kfll The W Ma! Thun-day y afternoon” at the home of iflBI Mrs Victor Vic t SLsson. 119 N WashI Ington. All the ladies are urged to attend. Young people's meeting Friday evening at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Christman on East State Rond. Meet al the parson­ age not later than 7:45. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve­ ning ut the home of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Miller. 212 E. Grant St., just । .back of Hinman's stort. I1 Remember the dates of our meet­ ing with Miss McGhee. Mar. 26-Apr. THE VALUE STORE HASTINGS In On These Cash Savings JVow/|| flfl MEN'S 1 BKL. RUBBER ARCTICS 78c BOYS WORK RUBBERS RED SOLES ■ QB CHILDS WHITE 4 BKL IB MEN'S .............. DRESS SPATS ARCTICS WOMEN'S - GIRLS' SPORT OXFORDS $1.09 SIZES 4 to 9 ONLY ; SIZES 6 and 7 PR. 00 QB U Rubber and Leather Soles ’I47 QEp 1 0C O BOY! What A ■ 1/1 - of Styles CHILDREN'S STRAPS OXFORDS “ SI 00 Rubber Footwear Prices Slashed—-Come Early/QB Women's All Rubber GALOSHES SNAP OR ZIPPER Most Styles in Brown - All Sizes . lo wear right now1 Pretty flower trimmed toques and tarns, rayon belting "go- WWWllltas 1.79 A lunar month Is the period of time it takes the moon lo make a complete revolution about the earth. It takM approximately 29‘t days. Sale! Advance Spring Hals METHODIST We will have a school of MUsions. Feb. 23-28 Inclusive, al the parsonage. beginning al 8 p. in. and cloving at 0 p. m each evening. The Quimby W. S. C. S. meet* Thursday <today) at the home of BAPTIST CHURCH The subject Sunday morning will be "The. Templing of Our Great >■■■■■ High priest." An offering for the Red Crtiss will be taken. HN movle ,llm "The Healing of K^'m. Vondo" will lake place at the Kh| evening meeting. This film is the I MN product of "The American Mission !SS to lhe Lepers" which is an InterLWHy national and Interdenominational MM. Missionary Society helping in the KSV physical and spiritual care of all WM. lepers. Come and see for yourself. Mrs. Deasle Bergman who U not so well has gone to spend the week with her daughter Erma Campbell in Hastings. Fem and Francis Campbell who are working in Hasllngs spent the FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Tile Loyal Worker* claim. Mrs. Clarence Grohe teacher and Mr. Bollum's Bible class of lhe Hailing* Methodtilt church school, together held a pot luck Red trass supper; in the parlors of lhe church Thurs­ day evening. Feb. 5. and the ladles as usual did themselves proud for the eats Walter Wallace. Russell Kantner and Clinton Lahr, the com. on organization. Royal Myers, com. on tables. Mr. and Mrs. R. Kantner. Mrs Walter Wallace and Mrs. Clinton Lahr. com. on coffee all did noble service. Rev. Winston Stone led the community singing Mrs, Robert Burch favored those present with a most appropriate and charming solo. Mr. Foster enter­ tained with a very interesting travel lecture and pictures of western scenery. Fifty dollars was ralwd for lhe American Red Cross through the expert guidance and salesman-1 ship of A- K Frand-sen. com. on1 Red Cross sales, and through the enthusiastic support given him. NOTICE TO CBEDITOB8 MEN'S 4 BKL. CLOTH Arctics WOMEN’S DRESS MEN'S DRESS RUBBERS = RUBBERS = Sale Price WHILE THEY LAST Storm or Sandal Styles FINAL CLEARANCE 77 69 79‘ DAY IN DAY OUT - LOW PRICES ALWAYS COW BOY BOOTS -- MADE OF RUBBER FOR WEAR OVER CUBAN HEEL SHOES 6 Thrilling Colors in Cuban Heels In Spite of the Rubber Shortage—We Bring You Tremendous Savings SnTK-i: or CHASCi:.. Y WINTER COATS WOMEN'S 2-SNAP RUBBER GAITERS MILITARY CUBAN All from Regular Stock! *8“® „ •12B® SPIKE HEELS — SIZES 3 to 5 ONLY 2 M I. REEFERS 1.00 FITTED STYLES! BOXY, SWAGGER STYLES! Opportunity not to be missed! All our regular stock TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF SEV1RAL COMBINATIONS sports coots ot amazing clearance prices! Boxies. swaggers, CUT-RATE reefers, wrap coats. Tweeds, plaids., shetlands, fleeces, coverts. Reversibles too. Wide choice of colors. Broken sizes. Hurry! SHOESTORE^ S/toe ™ VALUE STORE HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1L I MJ >1 Mr. and *Mra. Carl Ftnrtrom'yL^ Bav J were in Battle Creek on Sunday. ! ’ n® S»nn« Snflfllct --------------------------------- ' "I | KNITTERS ASKED TO t Pennock Hospital rennocn RINDS CORNERS «*P®aK« p . CONSULT RED CROSS __ _ I In rerpon*e to numerous tnqulrie*. ’ ton spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bldelman have Louis*. Calhsrtae »- R Guttine, chtaf ot the Taxtllra., her staler. Mra. Goldla Casey. moved to their new home In Dow­ The Rev. Winston Stone spoke at _______________________________ — — — — — — — — — — । clothing and Leather Goods Branch , R tx Casey and Voight Vansyclt by of Marshall. ling. ths regular meeting of the Has­ The following babies were born at ha* explained the official position 1 Mpent Wednesday In Lansing at* Dr. and Mra. L. J. Caston spent tings Women'* Club In th* Ma*onic Pennock hospital during tlw put of the War Production Board on tending Farmer*’ Week and were the weekend with her parent* at dining room here Friday afternoon week: A son to Mr and Mra. George the question of women knitting ' me mart course banquet on a trip to th* Gasp* peninsula at v-.,-. Pewamo. „„ w.k »■ . ™f.i raters for soldiers and ml Hors ; ln lhe erenjn» Production Board." Mr. and Mrs. H E. Birdsall and the extreme end of Quebec prov- to Mr and Mrs. Cecil Cappon. 606 -------war ---------------------------------- -said ----- , i chartie Hammond and family of Mra. I. J. Smith were* in Grand incs bordering on the Oulf of BL E Bond St. on Feb. I: a girl to Mr Guthrie, “does want women to Baltimore vtait«d at Claud Ham­ wjtere absolutely {-Mr. and Mra. Lester Larabee. Has- toil sweatm Rapids M-juday. I ■iTTZl. — - ... 1 needed bv the -armed forces and । mond's Thursday. Clare Beach of Detroit I* the -------_______ ._. bared . ----------------- I an^ Mr* Paul Coppock. Coppock Dowling Dowling? where comma ------------------geUne' was on this country J? h'r? the to ’nmandlng officers azk i , Mr. and Mra. Burrel Phillipa. Mr. guest of his mother. Mrs. Mary- French la still the common language. J* “ ' I ,nd Joe Konleomy and Buaie Ffb 5. a to Mr *nd ;for.,. c aupiuwa. Beach. thlswreek. The Catliolic cnuiches built on ‘he “ gwln Litchfield Hastings. R.' "It 1 is our opinion that lhe aver-' Phillips attended a zhewer 8aturage sumier zoldler wnu and *auw sailor » ta adequately । day evening at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Art Collison of Del- cliff* with erataffl sometime* 30 feet , “ ‘ . ‘ Z* . ‘ H „r, *<e F b u « n' i-j«*ottted —.-. by the government ---------------- 1 and and Mra Jay Snyder of Hasting* — in ton were Sunday guests of Mr. and high are picturesque features of the ntgn are picturesque reotures i ne CIartnc Hohrbacher. Hasting*. doMn t need ----- ----, ------. ---- -------- ---— . R UVTCU. IICTTU a<WRton>1 clothing, honor of their son Wayne Bnyder Mrs Edwin Smith. landscape. Fishing is lhe main oc­ * "-*• "■ “ **■ . .. .. . Bnd wlfe who wfre marrifd 5. Feb. 9; a girl •lo Mr. and Mrs However, there. are exceptions. Our Mr. and Mrs Dan Lewi* were cupation. Max Everett. 221 Maple 8t.. Nash- boys in Iceland are such an excep- Tuesday in Ohio. Waylie wiU Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Will Kiner the only transportation la. vllie, on Feb. 10 ; tlon. They can make good use of leave Friday for the army. Machine FiraimU tlJO la flJO Crans of Middleville. . f by boat the farms arc.in "slices" Tiie month of January set quite a additional clothing. The same may Ri-v. and Mrs J. R Chrtapell and with a narrow front on the river record for babies at the hospital, be true of soldiers sent into me MacMaatata Pana. UM to ftM children visited a friend nt Fort ana oftentimes extending • nark u* 24 having been born there that Held on long campaigns. Mrs. Mina Aldrich who haa been far ns 4 ’ -i mile.. This land lias been Custer Monday evening month. If the present rate con- . “On lhe Whole, we don't want a visiting her slater Mra. C. Ricker in unspoiled for about 400 year, and Unues. February will break that ^Uttag that will Mrs "Anna Perch-ul of Battle has relumed record ihn^ liivln. been renorted consura* tollton. ° pounds of wool Owensdale Owerudale ha* returned home borne, Creek ta spending several days three having been "Ported. • eaaentUl • Sunday visitor* at Mn. Floy Me-, road around the peninsula was record, MARTHA MAHAR in tost week’, items and seven this ,or rowc ~enU*1 Dermott's home were Mr. and Mrs.! with Mrs. Guy Giddings . Charles F. Barnes went to Elgin. । completed. ELIZABETH MeDONALD Mr. Stone displayed ^ame weav-j' tnm v <u Tn“ ,ne «W«n we have set uisrmce zexier ana sun vernon or. III., Monday to enter the Elgin ing done by the Gu*pc wortien’and’, Arthur Covqr. lOOJ E State Sl.lu wlth |h<? Anlrrlfan Rcd Croaa. Hastings and Mrs Blrdena LyUie Watchmaker* school there. Stone. wns t,kcn.!° ,U’e. tospttal fol- When a commanding officer desire* of Eaton countj. pictures painted by Mr*. Stone. Mrs. J. P Becker of Blissfield some vllh a a *° wlnB Bn “ce|dent. « 1* » slowly a<t(j|tional clothing clothing as as sweat-, sweat-, ~ ‘ The club will entertain with u,w, “» “ “ ■««*«••*. “”"•* im- '«*• . »uch additional Sunday guest* at the Fred Ashby Grorae wLmgton «. at the par* ; p,0VlnB ,ro,n lnJurlM apply from blshto inluries h. wiit*111 anni? tn to tt>»th? Red Crna*. I _ orovlna Monday. ul cllnie. 1 -n ettav Feb 24 with o<her mrdlcal !»“«“•' •''>”*>"«: Th* Red Cros* will then arrange Robert Henry, who U in the Naval Mr* Thelma Johnson and al Mrs. V. D Widrig. la»t week. a. ehJ™ 'toprovement are Floyd Meyer*, for the sweater* to be knitted. Mr and Mrs. Forrest Poltet of k.‘ Reserves, came home Thursday friend of Muskegon were Sunday MkS'“et a»‘take Odessa Mrs. Frank Barnes. -'In this way. every sweater from Great Lakes. III., and next guesta of Mr. and Mrs. LaFloy N. Broadway were Bunday guests n °? F\b1 ’’ take Odessa. R. 1. Mra. Otto knitted will serve a good purpose of Mr. nnd Mrs H. J Freeland Tuesday goes lo Chicago lo attend Greenfield. Hastings. R. 5. and Mrs and there will be no waste of mate­ Mrs. G F. Chidester, who has been Benton Harbor will spe.ik on One OWNED AMD OPIKATED BY a Diesel rchool for n month. i Corporal Dwight <Budi Chase of[ Hundred Year* of Wshton with . 12W 8 j IanO v er st rial, to say nothing of the labor Robert Burch was in Battle Creek Chanute Field. Rantoul. Ill. spent; living In Grand Rapids. Is spending costume TRESSA CLEVELAND Members mn> bring MhJor operalkms hltvc per- ot patriotic woman. w* Bunday to see. hta sister. Mrs. Harry tn* wecacnn weekend wiui With air. Mr. uuu and ma. Mrs.( several weeks hero with Miss Jean •■-•■j ’ me gw*'* to tiie meeting , fonned upon W|1Uain Hawkins. Has- »elcuim the cu-operatlun of women Galllhugh. . _. HOTEL HASTINGS lhe Letta Port hospital t Arthur Chase • '.• Barres. i tings R. 1. Llewellyn Campbell. ,h«“ armed sen-ires and make the c •cntMsinusnce* ... of hta I Mr ant1 Mrs p. t Fairchild were V D. Widrig returned Tuesday SNYDER—Bl'RROl'GHK things they the Middleville. Frederick Anders. Has- the h‘ ,h,n ~ ,h 'v need, after ,>w nephew, little Richwd Dunne. i in Grand Rapids yesterday where from Manhattan, Kansas where he Mr. and Mrs Nelson Burroughs commanding officers have informed Mr. and Mrs Wilson Spencer the former went for a check-up at vidled his son. Corp. Don Widn« anncunce rne the mamage marriage o. of uw.r tlwir 'the Red Cross of those needs.'* after spending three month* In and wife. daughter. Mta* Agnes Burroughs of ’«< *■ the ikospital. Florida returned Saturday and are Zabelle Adrmmle and guest Nancy Elyria. Ohio, to Wayne Snyder, also '.i^nf Mrs. E. A- Parker and Mbs Eliz­ *A Legend Ruined staying at the home of.Mrs, Spenabeth Parker visiltd the former s Roberts of Dearborn were home •f Elyria. Ohio, son of Mr and °eofle Benner. Woodland, all of -The Tclemaquc. a French brig over the weekend from the Uni­ Mr- J H Snyder. Mondky. Feb 2., w*™"’ FrranArt sunk In the Seine of Quillrbocuf 150 Day of Routh Hastings Other vis­ brother, pr. Charles/Mullen, of Ot­ versity of Michigan. by Rev Wheeler nt Kent. Ohio years ago, which was believed to itors at the Prank Day home Sun­ sego on Sunday. Mrs, J c Keteham was in Bat­ Tlie couple was attended by Mr and submitted to -a major operation have been carrying part of the per­ Roy C. Fuller iv home from Uni­ "" day were Mr. and Mrs Clayton Slertaema and Rita of Kalamazoo versity hos|>ital. Ann Arbor, and is tle Crock yesterday to see her niece, Mr*. Roger Hart of Elyria. Ohio. Tuesday morning sonal fortune of Louis XVI and other Russell Demand. Hastings, R. 3. and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Lindauer making a good recovery from ids little loiclnda Shelton, who ta a Both Mr end Mr. 8nvder have has been entered as a medical pa-1 treasures, has been raised after patient at Leila Pont hospital and family of Battle Creek. recent operation. been employed by the J. C. salvage operations lasting nearly a Mrs -Chas H. Leonard. Mrs. Penney Co . of Elyria, for the past tient. ' Mr and Mrs. Clayton Hinckley year; but lhe only object of in­ Contributions received since the; and their son. Bradford Hinckley, Frank Kelly. Charles Leonard. Jr., six year*. Mra. Snyder will return terest recovered was a barrel of have gone tn Florida to spehd the and Don Kelly returned Inst week to her work and Mr. Snyder will last report include 14 cans fruit. 5! rusty hand-forged nails. cans and I1 from their trip to Florida. I balance of lhe winter. ' : leave for service soon. ’— — vegetables. ----------- ---8 •Jars — •Jam ­ —- pickles from — zs.m.j 5;| Guest* of Mr and Mrs Herbert Mr. and Mra. J H. Snyder held a can Guild Ro . । Mr. and Mrs. Roman Ft-ldpuusch Timbre Describe* Tone Bortlg 100 and Mms. Tom and Dick, leave Bishop . over the weekend were Mr reception Saturday evening with Guild Na 7 gave 4 dozen sheets; I ■uuiui Tht word "ti»nbr*" describes lhe No. 18. 2 dozen deliver? roomi I Monday for a trip to Miami, Pt nnd Mrs Uwta Geiger and Mr st.d forty relatives and close friend* Guild »>•»•. STEAM HEAT vmmm »W. »J. 4 pairs' difference in quality of sound bcLauderdale and other point* in'Mr«. Kenneth er.^.r Geiger «r of ru.i«,i. Detroit. pre .ent. The bride and groom re- »«ble covers; Guild No. 19. 4 p-'~' 100 vaginal leggings. 4 vaginal sheetz tween ‘ wo miuical instrument*, a* HOT a COLD WATER Mr and Mra. L. E. Burnett. Miss eelved many lovely gifts. —’—*— ‘ ' Florida .and 2 dozen ^urglcal towels; Guild; »be piano and trumpet, playing the i Mrs. R. B. Harkness has returned Maxine Swift and John Barnett at­ SHOWER BATH No. 14. 12 sheets; also 8 qb. of ap-j «»me note frorn_[t stay of several week* wtUi tended the World-at-Our-Door lec­ Pint . .. . lllf sauce from Mr*. K, B. McIntyre. ! ture In Battle Creek Monday eve­ NEW XOKK.LTIURCH Single 13.50 per wk. up Mr. and Mrs Dan Aahaltcr on•• ’ | . Boston. Mr. and Mrs - Love have ning Doable -5.00 per wk. up the marriage of their MARRIAGE LICENSES Mr. and Mrs. C F. Finstrom and nounce clawed their home al Framingham. Pint Mr and Mrs. Garrett Isham leave daughter. Lcta Ruth, to Belmont Frederick J. Boulter. Plainw'ell 19 Maas., and have gone to Washlngton. D. C.. where Mr. Love la an today for Fort Davis. N. C. lo vis­ R. Plnney. son of Mr. and Mrs. Kltaabeth Jane Arquette. Dorter 17, executive in the ferry command de­ it Lieut, and Mrs. Hartley Fin­ Harry H. Pmney of New York City. Warren 8 Lap ham. Allegan 89 ' partment of the service. strom. The ceremony wn* read on Sunday Florence Miller. Hastings 57 Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs in the Utile Church Around the Arthur C. Perrin. Grand Rapids 44 Edward J. Adams were John Comer in New York City and th* Beatrice Barry. Hastings 35 60c Sis* Thwaltes nnd E E Thwahes of young people will reside in Brook- Ra>mond R Reynold*. Hastings 31 »4 ss Owosso, father nnd brother of Mrs. lyn. Mr. Plnney, Sr., ta president of jone l Ritter. Hastings24 Bottl, 100 I Adams'. z the E. W. Bliss C<».. and lhe soni —— ■ ■» r— Mr and Mrs James Bristol and Is production engineer with the W. R. C. NOTES Fix your hair in soil cutis and waves. It'* a mother. Mrs. Gene Sweet, attended, company, iiavtng worked at th* 'Di* regulaf "* ‘ ' meeting of Uie Wo­ Valentine he won't forget! . the Father-Son nnd Mother-Daugh-Hastings ,f man's Relief Corns will be held plant several years ago. ter bonquet in Banflcld Tuesday | ----------------—----------------In the Q. A. R. hail. Thursday. Feb. evening. , ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT , Machmeleas 52.50 up I’crmaprnls >j-jo tip Don't forget the social mr Mrs. Kent Drake of South Hav* Mr and Mr*. Gay Norton. 127 W meeting en came Saturday for a short stay * °"*n St announce the cngagc- Feb. 24 nt 2 p. m. ~ Bring ' a 'friend MAKE with purchase of Shampoo a EEr Entertainment with her parents, Mr. and Mrs ment of Lucille Boylan to Daniel for a good time, APPOINTMENTS Finger Wave □□ one 50c tube and refreshment*. Wayne Merrick, while recovering L Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy EARLY PRillipe Magnesia from a recent Illness. | H»R of Ruilm d Twp. Both are WOLFF — STANTON Mrs.’E. A Kidder was In Ann graduate* of Hastings High school. The single ring ceremony of Mias Arbor over lhe weekend lo see her Boylan 1s employed at the daughter. Mbs Betty Kidder, a Hastlncs Cut Rate Shore Store nnd Anna Belie Stanton, daughter of student nurse at Unlvendty hos- Mr. Hull ta with the E. W Bib* Co. Mr. and Mrs. Cm*. Stanton. Dow­ pital, whn Is ill. Mbs Kidder's ad- However, he has been accepted for ling route 1 and Raymond Wolff, dress Is Cmueens Hal). Ann Arbor, military ,«ervie* and is awaiting call son of Mrs. Lena Wolff. Nashville, | Mr. and Mrs. Ulnnd Bennett No <!“«* h»* *»en set for lhe wed-1 route 2. was read in Ohio. PERSONAL MENTION At Women s Club ; ! * Mrs. A. K. Trim spent the weekend James Wallace was In Port Huron। with relatives at Nashville. and Detroit over the weekend on। Mr. and Mra. George Newland of business. Olivet were guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Mr. and Mrs Walter MansfieldI J. E. Mattoon over the weekend. of Battle Creek called on Hastings। Richard Christian of East Lan-j friend*. Saturday. sing was the guest of Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. ouy oiddlng* were! D. L Christian Saturday night and aundsy guests of Mr. and MY*. Ray; 8untoy.\ i HlaW of Cr„k JAmes Wallace and John MeArchie W. Reickord was called lo> Kinney of Kalamazoo attended the Detroit Tuesday by the death of hh■■ Theater Convention in Detroit last Ura willtam Perry. Weekend. Robert Reed was hdme from Ann .... —------- J- -.1 dur1|H, the1 5 llGi/at the University. D Bauer on Sunday. They also Jaffery and baby .-4>n1 called\m Mr. and *4r». noy Yar-1 jol,n cams home Saturday "m,..., cyalheal . oudrpt' P“' “ 0*'U'', ’ "Xtari^^iw^hywr^^d Willi Mr3 Everett Peltcngill andI hTr^nrenta Mr ^STmi^H R dau»“'er Marguerite of Grandj her parenta. Mr. and Mra B. R HapldR relatives here on, *WCQ Tneulav Mr and Mrs Gordon Cota and „ Mta* Jiene Rogers accompanied the . S. former's mother to her home .In Arbor over th* Big Rapids Saturday, returning an ta taking work al a special den-. Parkins Beauty Shop THE ROOMS BEAUTY BAR 29‘ 19* 39* 33* ASPIRIN TABLETS HINKLES PILLS RUBBING ALCOHOL MILK OF MAGNESIA ORLIS ANTISEPTIC ALKA SELTZER ABDG TABLETS HOTEL HASTINGS Ealenline'i Day-Look Your Best Heart-Shaped SWEETHEART CAKE 59c eaeh 8 ways better floating soaps • What fun X have now. doing dishes, what with SWAM laugh-laugh-laughlng at hard water!'Nothing «tops SWAN froa kicking up won­ derful suds. FREE-Two Crystal Dishes 2s.»c 49c JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP than old-style CAMPANA BALM , fecre called to Nashville laic Friday rvening by the serious Hine#* I of lhe former's father. Prank Ben­ I nett, who suffered a severe heart | attack and ta still seriously ill. They i also spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday nt his bed side. Mr. and Mrs T N. Knopf were : nt Delton Monday evening where thev attended a potluck dinner and rodel tlm* at the home of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hoist. Those present were the five Smith-Hughes teach­ ers of the county nnd their wives . ..i- ...... .. Y-YOUtn COUNCIL PARTY More than 100 young people at­ tended the Y-Youth Council dance nt th* Eniaconai Parish House after the Charlotte-Hastings basket ball game Friday evening. Tlie dance committee composed of Y secretary and n group of young people arc planning a Valentine Dance at the 1. O O. F. Hall here. Saturday. Jens Jensen will fur­ nish the music. to Whitehall lost Wednesday be­ cause of the serious Illness of a sta­ ter of Mrs Carrothers.'Mrs. Myrtle Lundberg- of Muskegon. She pass­ ed away and jwas buried on Friday. On Thursday, a brother Isaiah Smith of Slielby also diet* and was buried on Saturday Mrs Carrot hers, whn wav also ill. went to Whitehall Friday to be with her mother, Mrs Smith. She returned Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams of Carlton township announce the engagement and approaching mar­ ring* of their daughter. Ml's Geral­ dine Williams, to Alec Neil of Grand Rapids son of Verne Nell of Mid^ dlcviUt Their marriage will be .solemnized on Saturday at St. Louis.' Mo z ding j BORTON—THOMAS | Mr. and Mn. John Thoma* of] KOHNS—< HIDF.STER ,I Baltimore Baltimore township township announce announce the| the| The ceremony uniting in mar-, marriage of their daughter. Cou­ rtagr Miss Helen Chidester, daughrtage daugh­ stance Louise, to Albert H Borton.! ter of Mrs O. F. Chidester of son ol Mrs. Glenn Henry of Mar­ Grind Rapids, formerly of Hastings, shall. Mich. Th* ceremony took and Kmiphrey Rohns of Buffalo. place Feb a at the home of the N. Y.. son of Mr* A. O. Roll ns of Rev Albert Butterfield. Tbe cou?: Detroit was read Saturday forenoon pic will reside in Battle Creek. at eleven o'clock in the Oraee Epis­ copal church in Grand Rapids, the BARRY WOMEN ATTEND Rev. Cary using the single ring DISTRICT DORCAS MEETING The District Federation of D<jrservice. Only lhe immediate rela­ tives and a few friends witnessed cas 8. D. A held the last meeting the service and the bridal couple of the year in Charlotte Feb. 3 Those In attendance from Hastings W!t* unattended Following the wedding, an Infor­ were Mrs A. C. Dunklee. Mrs John Gould. Mra Wesley Noble IDS) — .. - - Z Pew. Mrs -------mal reception was liciu held 111 in UH the churth social parlors. Mr. and Mrs. Sachelt, Mrs John Lipkey. Jr . and Rohns leaving inter in tlie day for Mrs Muriel Perry of Coats Grove, their new home in Williamsville. N .o untvv* Y Mr. Rohns ta in the employ of i„ m.r ‘ • , i. ..1 j , The erremony uniting In marn rt W ght Alrplft,w 00 0,|riage Mbs Mildred Wolff, daughter! Biiffaio . |of Mrs wolff. Nashville. Present at the wedding were the l<nule a an(] NrlI Kidder, son ot groom's mother. Mrs A. O.. Rohns. Mr and Mrs Clement Kidder, and a abler. Miss Margery Rohm. Nashville, route 2 was read at Of Detroit. | Napoleon. Oil in. Feb I The hr.dea— unaid was Anna Belie Wolff and - EMMANUEL GUILD the best man was Raymond Wolff. । BENEFIT BRIDGE --, Tomorrow. Friday afternoon, the KEELER—BLIVIN Emmanuel Guild members are hav-. Mr. ur.d Mrs. Roa> Bhvin announce Ing a telephone bridge benefit party.’ the marriage of their daughter; with Mrs B R Reed and Mrs Frances E to Robert V. Keeler, ton Einar Frandaen as lhe committee in nf Mrs. Bert Keeler of Grand Rap­ charge. The members an- Inviting as !<•*- on Feb. 5. tit 4 o'clock They many gUe.*U a.% they wish to their, «*n- attended try Maitnc Lreltr and, own httoes for dessert and bridge? Robert Bhvin. brother of the pride and after the ntaylng ta concluded. -----2* ” 1” the score* will be telephoned to TMk T<K> Much Mrs. Reed and prizes distributed UA be*™ »*Wom attempt to I ter to the winners This will take f*11 • tree more than one or two | th? plgcc of lhe big benefit held for ^ek in circumference, because be n number of years al the parish' know* instinctively that such a task । house. i l* too much tor him. Living Ancestor The late Giulio Gatti-Casazza at an exhibition of Napoleana told n story: “At Fonts tableau one day." he said. "Napoleon was bored by a nobleman who kept bragging about Ills ancestry. The nobleman bragged on and on. and finally it became In­ tolerable to Napoleon. "Monsieur," he interrupted, "since you are so great an admirer ot ancestors look at nie. I am an ancestor." Cookies 3 dos 25c We are Agents for Willard Tablets Acid-Stomach Sufferers - Satisfocl Money Back Agreement. HEED’S DRUG STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hostings Phono 2241 Scout Equipment « no..23w BAIRD’S State 9r JnffenM �Paint Economical According to the president of a large writing paper company. It la the poorest of economy to let equip­ ment and buildings run down for the purpose of saving on paint bills. Paint not ohty adds many years to the life of the property, he declares, but newly applied paint increases THE GRANGES THE CHURCHES EXTENSION GROUPS Sheldon Agency MILLER REAL ESTATE CO. SwniiHon Agency ” Ufa Auto Fire Silver steel is a new stainless al­ loy made by adding about 0.23 lo 0.30 per cent of silver to the 18 per cent chromium and 8 per cent nickel used in th* previous standard slain- The temperate an* the most truly luxurious. By abstaining from most things, it is surprising ho* many thing* *• enjoy—William Gilmore Surety Bonds 118$ Hastings MILLER GEORGE Tornado We guarantee all property as represented. You can't lose when you bay real estate. You ar* always near a Stat* Fi ra Sc nice Maa. Pana Bureau State Agent. HASTINGS. MICH. " We have some good buys in property ond real estate AUCTION SALES MILLERS REAL ESTATE COLUMNS HENRY FLANNERY DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoait Kldg. Hastings Marshall Furnaces Cool, Gai ond Oil Fired Repairs furnished and in­ ECONOCOAL STOKERS DAN ULREY Eavestronghing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. LIGHTS. Kitchen unite $4.93. Light* for stores, factories, offices. For in­ formation drop a card lo LITE- JERRY ANDRUS CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS HORSES - $5.00 COWS - $4.00 W» have a collector stationed in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges. CARDS OF THANKS Phone Hastings 2565 Certified HYBRID CORN KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Shipping Livestock Every Saturday NEON SIGNS JAKE DEPRIESTER HENRY EGGLESTON Phone/2431_______ WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK CATTLE $4.00 HORSES $5.00 Phone Collect We have plenty of that PIANO TUNING Call E. T. WOOD >•-e ,.14 n.atilini pair a. Ibarv B.i EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING Abe a complete line ot Myers Elec­ Trade your wheat for Lily White flour. Wo give the game ex­ change you get at the mill. • attain tlnu.^ L. U. w<iihrrd 3 >»ar vid AUCTIONEER Fourteenth year ot service Order a load now and be ready for the next cold spell. • Id .1-itlrd ShUland al- fur little rhllJr'ii, ib KtVr-t’Zu-» left hand .de Telephone HASTINGS 2697 on hand. . »r. ..'id . ■■ -urn I with belli Hhlr» mare, wt 1M<>. Jima year r.ld • pw'ted .addle mare d—»h»’ll waltr cake tric Pump* irutallrd and serviced. Valley Chemical Company GOOD COAL 1'ural.rrd liurliam hull. 1 H-I.l tint t'l»" Mirth .tala iiarduvr Cump CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Hard I’lil'. Batimstea cheerfully given. Dates mb be aide at Bannrr office. Phono $467 Hsitings, Mich. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. mile -Uoy livt.r.. |-.»j l>u<gl /.i.1 Hawk.. Sa.h *'u FOR Ml,K-<> 1 >lir. 4* m.CT »».r7n old |(. «M>:, Si ■ Itoail. |t> .. • |,‘ , lii^>d «ti... I Iml. ' ,. f ..1-la 1 tic Pukrtt. I'rnnovk , • tilf’ 1 nrand K«ad 310 .HALF.—Brovu tirldw*. w»l ISub. .valid «»d n<hl; v »ct. too i1.. , io" ton ■ i«>i i, । la | I Art Todd, Mgr. HENRY’S MARKET Crealt mill lli'liva )d>une 3111’3 3 13 HUi MALE—Ou.rt.-i bull. Ii iuv. vid eliailile III r.(i> ar. S Mil., wa.l I -'- QuatiluHual^ CASH 10122 SOUTH JEFFERSON For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. : CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avena* Sana 2CJ7 Bastings Truss Fitting C. “BILL” SHERWOOD LY BARKER'S Kaadagn Pboa* 711$ INSURANCE Hotel Hastings ptu — PHONE 23141 BEEF POT ROAST Ib. 23c BEEF STEAKS Ib. 33c T-BONE OR SIRLOIN FRESH HAMBURG Ib. 22c PORK ROASTS Ib. 25c SPARE RIBS Ib. 20c SIDE PORK Ib. 22c PORK SAUSAGE Ib. 22c LEG OF LAMB Ib. 29c LAMB SHOULDER Ib. 23c LAMB STEW FREEPORT BUTTER Ib. 12c 2 Ibi. 73c I Pasteurized milk is a double /j/A/-' w check on Highlands Dairy i Afcf I / । / I I Grade A. The Grade A standard requires that sanitary conditions ’ prevail where the milk is produced I / ¥ 11 |^\ /1 y ' ^7____ | I p*r* I 11/ I / I / 1/1/ I I *| | \ / I J j vJ . I1 W \ and stored and that onimols are regularly tested to assure healthy producers. Pasteurization is one more step in assuring you of pure, wholesome milk for you ond your family. Pasteurizing takes place at opproximately 145 degrees and consequently is still for from the boiling or cooking point. No need to compro- DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastings �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO-PA HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1942 EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR j Mr. nnd Mra. Bl goes to Battle Creek on Thursday EAST DELTON for further service. Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mra. Vem Towne *pem Six H. Woodman were afternoon call­ two daughters of Plainwell wtie PHrt»«’* in Hope ers al John Woodman's. visitors ut Rex Water. Bunday af-i Mra. Effie Loutm tenioon. Julia ana and son sou Frank to — eare ■for Ker The Coat/. Onne Christian En- icnioon. uoua mum Richland — — — — “i deavor met at the home of Mr. and motored to Texas to visit their ion I Vesta. (Continued irom from page page 1. 1. Sec. 1) By Jane Cameron ✓ (uonunuea oec. u . ,’ February. Day»-Ho*tMra. |Cenneih Kelsey Wed. night.; and brother Gamer. | Carley Hoffman went U> Feb. 4 for a business and social I Mfrl cojiiion of Kalamazoo and xoo Saturday afternoon al Mrs. -Claribelle Bamum visited clothes were clean but much worn*-| ess. Bertha Cotant, Leader, Ger­ . I Miss Lorrene Collison of Battle Job « fireman in one of t Mr*. Millie Fisher Tuesday of last I nweUn5' ami wrinkled. You should have when he wa* tn partnership with-Bauchman; March: How the int An interesting meeting was held Cwlt gpenl the WTf.k wllh homr 'manxi Paper mill*. Cur . <1/ Z- -T- ,T week. Sunday evening with Rev. Thomp- fOpu. | tentton* were to Join Uw I .1—04, jMrs Ruth Varney and Miss Ruby makimrui. Ulan- in 1M». 1860. M, Mv fattier curried on the ....... i . _... .... I son a* leader. The leader for next, „ ‘‘ did zz not ‘. " pas* " — hta physical - j April: n»«n, hl> M. manv m.n, tun. cop. HU lum c.rrad ''^uniraral 'ira.ra.raInternationa BHWW wm, U .. ■» t.,1 I >nd Mt< .nd ““■ , IgW. cient, badly-worn and wobbly buggy abstract, real estate and loan buai-j. Hastes*. Gertrude Bauchman. Leadj ‘little candle. | er* at Mr. nnd Mrs. Orr Fisher's. reXJJJd’teS? ne8’‘ aIonp ,or a ,ew yeaT* tlurlng cr- Evo Haven*: May: Mother and • • • I Mrs. Millie Fisher visited Mr*. SOUTH BOWNF family from our neighborhood but: hon likXrt.^ « I?.t which time Philo Sheldon wo* hta* Child Welfare—Hostess. Luella Otis, Last week's most inane Inane remark remark .: Osa Lewis Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mra. Art Richardsorf vls-l «W> ‘hem slices* In their new The motor industry offer* u* an that] ..._ -• —• | Remember preaching service next ited one evening last week nt Ches- luw 'vnr Marlin Srvefal nf the. opportunity to make sacriffOM in not beauty The horse mstc^d tna Mter becoming hta partmr. ^" MiS^-Hos^Mary Si — (On a zero inomlngi a"My. ice ta cold." Sunday at 10 o'clock. Plan to be ter Richardson's of Vermontville, i neighbor ladles attended a shore r mterest of national defense. We vehicle and the hamra* In years, of-Mr. Holden trusted them both im-:oe(|t.r j.yig Water*- July- MedlI present. Mr. and Mr*. Duncan Palmer and at their home on Tuesday evening ... fOT a servlce and seemed as If itluid tost phcitly and paid them a good cai Temperance—Hostess. Ruby ErNew Marine’ slogan: "Join the ' Melvin Whetstone relumed Wed­ son of Lapsing were callers of Mr before they left honoring their . h funnv old 1M3 aU interest in life. Hdvas never in commission for looking after hta way Leader. Frances Erwuy; Au- Marines and see Tokyo." Monday daughter. Mrs. Josephine Aldrich *hU* th“e rann’r 1Ha nesday from a four weeks' vtait and Mra. Lo Andrew*. a hitrrx ft> go or. come. The driver loans and taking care of hta vli- gust : A picnic—Elaine Cotant. Valentine hlnt-Send her a box I “r;. “UUm afternoon Mb Palmer atao called The evening wo* spent playing bin- moceta. sal September; Alcohol Ed- of lump sugar. On second thought.. nn* fa”,'’y sat in the venerable vehicle, and uable papers. Many who owed Mr Mt I chairman; ac|W1 ,i,w,. n ».w,ue* »«on Mr*. Jennie Panlee „ «° «" husband Kenneth Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------- you could see him shake hl* head Holden made payments of principal । ucauOn — Hostes* Eva Haven* Mir Sarah Lacv and Mrs Brock-has been tranrferred from Louts- y rgli^ T^C* or move his Ups a* it he were ar- and interest directly to father or to1 Leader Jennie Loehr; Octoberwen* callers on Mrs. Jennie Pardea, tana back to Nortit Carolina where • nt guing some matter wllh himself— Philo Sheldon, knowing that they i citizenship—Hostess Jen• • • ; nrar Lake Odessa Wednesday of the past week. I he u w,th Leo Chamberline taking: M iSCTy OJ and he probably wo*. Occasionally, had charge of hta business. Settle-L<.fld(.r jennl<. BuckCheers to all the ladies of the. Sharon, tho little daughMiner Kink of Ortonville wav a U P machinist work the driver would 'become aware menta were made regularly. «c-'. Nowember’ Thanksgiving—Hcstas * u “>• w“» Mr and Mn *«* 0,1 land who. when being Interviewed ter of Mr. and Mrs. Karrnr u is ‘ill that hl* Meed was not getting him count* were kept and statement* Lu)n Wnlors Leader Rubv Erwuy and asked. “Are you a housewife? ' with •“*• shingles, but ------------ta report ---------Improv-; home . Battle Creek spent Sunday afteranywhere very fast, and would use rendered. He knew every penny was December: Christmas Program— replies with giuto and einphusta,' Ing. „ _ ________________ I B-v Wd Mr,. 11 W Mh. ol' noon will, hrr para,:,. Mr ,nd Mr, u crude gad until dobbin would accounted for and was glad to* llostcss Leader. Flora Biddle, “No! I'm a Homemaker! ' Thta j “ Mrs. at Pranock Pei «■ Rosa Haight ,'died J-d «: Un>1 8und . „ 0, IU B.n clr.drr break into a trot tor a few rods, have them handle hta affairs, forj jftllutiry 1M3—Yearlymeeting with word could even be changed to a nospital hospital Saturday. Her death came; McRoberu 1 । then would lansc into its usual slow hta fortune hod grown so large and Ixflrn smith ’(lore euphonious one. : iirwvrwlMllv »"'«P~'odlX n. ~ k*i». "he KnH hod Iwu. born r... cu„ Downwalk when n discovered Hurt the hl* dealings had become so numer-j officers serving thta year are .porlrd u mUln, ■ ,ood rra>vrn..w„ . Sood... jura ol Huber! Hoedriver was mumbling to himself oir» Ural hr cnuld not attend to them p,M Flora niddk. vlM. Prr, Jrn21 Word c0|nM froin B c<Huin ln She wax the youngest daughter of;utI ' again. But he arrived flnaUy. and himself. Hta home hud no safe for nlf. Buclt; Sccy smith: troll that the skilled defense workMr. nnd Mrs.. Lewis Hilton and --hta tnarter collected what was due. keening hta money .or valuable; TrM> nfrtha cotant: Flower Ml*- ers who are doing seven days n grew to womanhood in our neigh­ Yoder attended the L. A S Wed­ him, nnd started for home again. papers. I slon ^u]u waters: Christian Citi- week have their eating nnd sleepFrancta ’s parent* ere| ..... Mr. Jioldcn could not sign his‘ xenshlp Jennie Buck' Buck; Press. Preu. Oer- mg ing Mipenoea supervised »or for greaser greater i-incicncy efficiency borhood Our sympathy goes to her nesday afternoon at Mrs. Ardis of rini.iu Holden nuiucu. pmcuw * woe . ........... brothers nnd Staten. ' . . Vermont .. .... ... I We will nnw Freeport. very jioor. They left when name when he began bringing hta,lrudc Bauchman- Alcohol r.,..-.. Educa-'We now enact a scene scene nt at the the, the boy was small and moved to business to fatiier Fattier wouldi.. jPnnle Loehr i workers —1'*~ entrance -------of' ~a defense facM> .na Mr*. Cl.>w. Ckmrm 0, p^„; Mr. rad| the state of New York. Evidently write hta name and then, between I '_________ , , ~r |tory. The worker drives up. parks mH* Shirley OUtapk rhowhn ckm„„ „„ land gives his tires all a farewell rara.l rab ol murrain, pl«ulk.|M„ hts father did not prosper there, for Francta and Holden, would leave a DOWLING Mlu AUee Wlwuum. mV, .n „. ]sunaM U„L, of Harold' the son was given no schooling: blank qwee Laboriously. Mr. Holden Tne Dowbn, »l»ol pbiHU cn>ral ■“!, V"™ , Sunday. dinner guests count of her Mass. trip. whatever and soon had to shift for'(Would ____ put a ____ cross <x» — In ___ that v** v-ratinn InTl rtne tn the ill. and ’!*'»* tl,c c,ock ln ‘hp P143* Yoder* and In the afternoon they, cant space with a pen. Father wrote tehcher Leland Jones' H neVer “w Punch • ‘tnw* all visited nt the Emory Keim I him** If. He had some sort of a job —*----------- - ------above the <xl the word hta' and ®‘ ‘X.^7^?hifeuiZT.^l'clock bu* thBt 'nu»‘ •* how 'IX COATS GROVE on lhe Erie Canal, but the pay was below it the word'mark' Mr. Holden : xc h“'rcco'e.rtd w lhftt C,IUM ha' done.. The L. A. S. met Thursday in, the i home of Pleasant Valley. He then passe* a coldMrs. Lydia Karcher ta ill at thta! j mall and he could not accumulate icyctl efficiency expert who points a church bitaemeni for dinner. The much. In the fall of 1836. he Joined did not know Uie letters of thelW’*'n resumea. president. Mrs. Ethel Kilmer was! wr„,ng u ., . u crowd of New Yorker* whd head­ alphabet, so when fattier taught- Mrs. Marshall Pierce was quite ill forefinger and say*. “Hey. you In charge of the program. i . Mr-'1 • Rache* ■an<LiSOn »Ar» bird! Did you eat your cream-ofed for Michigan, and had to stop at him to write the letter, in “Prancl* last week with bronchial trouble. Mr. and Mn. L.»rrnce Hoyer ot o< C.mpbeU Ju.dor BowH. or Did you clean up your Albion, for lie had only 83.00 left Holden." they meant nothing U> him. I Gen Brown who boards with Mr. wheat? Hastings visited their daughter. Pop111 and It was purely a mechanical opera' and Mrs Otta Altman ta at Penbroccoli? Did you .sleep this farennd needed a job He found work tlon. But it saved him money, for! nock hospital where he underwent noon or listen lo Lindas Flrat Mrs. Kendall Coats and family on daIJPh:*'r Marjorie. Mrs Roy Mcmid kept at it until the spring ot Sunday ; Roberta were -callers through lhe r.r,_. .ion u nionHnalI an niineiutmlnniv appendectomy last last week week. I; Ixive? Love? Did you; hey?" heyT 1937, when he headed for the rich iherettfier lie could sign a marginal Ml*. Virginia Thompson of KaiBt Jerry B1^h Mrs. Hazen Hook spent a few| ' ' ' rarmin-r a=-,rr-. ... I | discharge on lhe record of a mortamnzoo spent from Friday until ”* He found exactly lhe kind of em-1 gage in lhe register's office, andI days last week with her mother,, Recommended reading—Lloyd C. FAIR LAKE lhe payment, will probably I Douglas* "Mental Armament for Sunday visiting the home folks. • -•be- that would coet him only ten cents: Mrs. Otis Fisher, ut Comstock. A party'held In honor of Mason ployinent he wanted- there -and 1 Civilians'* in ttie February Reader s The Sunday school will begin a: Litts wn« fejven by hta grandpar­ A mtacellanrou* shower whs held rumi ii hired man on the fine, large while If he had to have u regular■ . Digest. The most outstanding state­ farm of Foster Oilkey, near Rich­ discharge blank filled out and signi Tuesday for Mrs. Russell Allen and ment in the article is this: "Civ­ 10 A. M. on old Nine next Sunday ents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mason at morning. Last Sunday. Earl Sease Delton SundV* 11 being his birth­ land. He waa strong, a hard worker, It with hta mark. It cost him 8100i the new baby in the Weeks district.; ulznuun ilizallon u Is UIC the long march of hu- gave a special song. Spring seemingly can't be far■manlty acr0M J ngw toward ------ ....-----;.g q the day. ready to take responsibilities on for recording It. and 81.00 to have The met wim> with ...v Extension Group ,..ri Arthur Knowles of Jackson spent himself, and Mr. Gilkey was the dtacharge drawn. So It was not, away judging from lhe exchanging 50mP bright fulfillment of a divine Mn. pleased with him. He worked there difficult for father to persuade himi of residences and the enthusiastic purpose, and this interminable pro- Mr,. Donrlhy K.Ury Im Tu.KUyl lhr TOkmd wlu, for several years, earned top wages to learn to sign hta own name. He■ planning of crops. Lloyd Edwards cession ta not following a highway evening with a supper with four Lottie Colltater. committees serving It. The lesson Claud Norris and famllv spent practiced on It a long time andI and mother Mrs. Rase Edwards but Making one." and saved hta money. WM *‘?nfh.tr*S Mrs °.ln Kimble Sunday at Porter Knowles'. —-------------- «*» Francta Holden did not Intend could write hta name fairly well,. have moved from the Mrs. G. W. Fry , on ' Milk in Modem Meata." AU wrnember lhe Ladle* Aid held to spend hta days working for other even though lie didn't know the: place to the Daniel Warner farm. IRVING^ ।| which w — purchased recently by James Nagel accompanied hta. son‘ was aJld K?5S‘ ,H,arry Woodman1 nt inef. Fords Wednesday. Feb. 18. in- it. folks, and In that resolve he was letters «r The house In which the Holden Don Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rcv P1 °l d Nagel of Sunfield to of Grand Rapids visited the former's Dinner encouraged by hta' employer. He fnmllv lived and the barn purchased on the Neasc have rented their farm and Chicago where they attended Moody parent*. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood-| ' ,, e ,• 50 acres, now a part of Maybe the current crop of June the Lockshore Farm In Prairieville premises would not remind you of will soon moved to Nashville; Earl Institute several days. Mrs. Nagel man Sunday. Clarence Steiner was 9 Stebbins Bldg. township. He saved lhe money to the Lockahore Fann buildings to- Ferris and family will occupy the vtaltcd the Rev. Mabel Nagel while also a visitor there. After giving a bride* will do better. Last year's. day. They sue, were wcic hiuuleu Innocent , of paint. pa,,,, num Sam luncnman Hinchman resilience residence ana and worx work were none. year to Army training, he was re- class couldn't find any kitchen u*ei pay for II. bought some more land aay. .............. ...... . ,___ . . uve ..... . . ,c«. Ur ne..M^wu m,. Mp- ana and l,r. Mr* Ufm Wm. McCann .....J and leased but has been recalled and for lhe electric shaver. for Joe Herrington u>u this year. .. Mr. adjoining H: got married, and was The hous* was quite large. Father 1U Shultz have traded daughter Jane of East Lansing were ................................ a S’nd o’-ner.- Hta wife had the had to go to the Holden Iwme oc- and• Mrs. Joseph ... most peculiar given-name I ever caatonally on buiines* He said the their village .property far Hie .Sam weekend guest* of William's parheard—Kalralazlck. I never knew, ch'lr* were "id h-nd-mada and Bldleman home in Hastings, Mr. rots here. Mrs. of Battle Shultz being employed al the Bliss ** “ Berth* •— Cnuell - •• -* her maiden name. She waa a worn-. un Bft-r hta own heart - anxious | or easy chair*. The stove* were plank Creek spent Sunday---------------at the home of -----------------------------to work hard and save money. He venerable but not showy. There were Howard Stanton ta on guard duly hcr sister, Mra. John Belson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. S **“* °'“J“ “ wus u tireless worker, a good farm­ only well worn rag carpets on lhe at the Sherman brass works in Batmoved to Hustings. er. owner of a fine, productive farm. floor. The house was dean but with­ He Creek. Mr. and--------Mrs.--------------Maurice--------------Sowerby So Francta and Kairuiazlck proceed­ out ornaments, pictures or curtains. Mr. and Mr*. Orlle Fisher were —----ed with (he very interesting gbme There were three children—two sons Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Otta of Kent Co. came Sunday to see of accumulating a fortune. After and a daughter None of them had Ptaher and together called on Mr'. Mrs Thomas Sowerby before site Sunday evening for her home they had n* large, a farm a* they a higher education than the dis­ and Mrs Fred Stanley near KalaIn Ocala, Florida. She left her desired. Mr. Holden found, by trict school afforded. Francis Hol­ muzoo. daughter. Mrs. Robert Timm who economizing nnd self-denial, that den hod what he sought In life— was severely Injured six months ago he could clean up a snug sum every a large estate. But he did not know gaining nicely. year and loan the money on real how to get any satisfaction with it The stadium at Bucknell univer ­ relate mortgages. The game .was in­ except to gel more. He did not sity, Lewisburg. Pa., has a gate ded­ | The gallery Ilfat watches a steam teresting and attractive to both of even take proper care of himself as icated to Christy Matthewson, fa­ ' shovel in action nowaday* depend* them nnd they played It diligently. he ought. He had no bad habits mous star ot baseball. He was an । upon the amount of shade protect­ It wns the high prices of farm and should have reached at least alumnus of the university. Ing the spectators. 75. But he was only 65 when he crops due to the Civil war. hl* own hard woik and good crops, and the died. I saw him when he was well frugal habit* ot ti»e family, that along In years and when it was bit­ enabled Francta Holden to become ter cold, riding Into town without an 100 Cod Liver tiie riche*t man In Barry county. overcoat. That would have been an Oil Capsules That war. also the depreciation of -vtrEv-'-rance which he could deny the greenback currency through himself. 100 Cod Liver | .09 But we will not judge him the war and for several year* after Oil Tablet* that struggle, brought the high harshly. He did not care for money prices which farmers enjoyed dur­ to pamper himself, he sought it be­ 100 ABD & G SHAKING >.29 cause of the pleasure of accumulat ­ ing that period. Mr. Holden raised Capsules— big crops and saved his money. ing and pussesaing it. He lived in Rates of interest were abnormally an individualistic age. when each 100 Halibut | .98 high, averaging 10 per cent for sev­ was expected lo look after Ills own Liver Oil Caps. eral years. It was sometimes as Interests and expected all others to do the same. If they did not. or I "DAYS ore long lor folks much as 13 per cent on mortgage loans. Mr. Holden made good money could not, that was just too bad who are ill. That's why it'* so for them, but that «hould not con ­ every year, raved every cent he cern anyone else. He did not real­ worth while to show your could, and loaned It on real estate ize that thrift and accumulating thoughtfulness by sending property by rigid self-denial could shrewd Judge cl form values and become a fixed habit and rob him picked up sizable gains by buying and his family of the Joys which hta and selllmr land during the boom large means could have afforded, times following tharwar. and could deprive him of the ca­ Mr. Holden's fortune grew rap­ And that's sound advice ... no one is better qualified to advise you on money pacity to protect hta own health idly in those years, because there and promote hta own well being. He matters than your own, friendly, Banker; often your affairs both business and were no Income taxes or sales taxes was not a miser in the ordinary to eat into it and other taxes were sense. He had no pride in hta riches. personal require confidential, competent, financial counsel and you can be sure email. Me had so reduced hta ex­ He did not care for possession penses. raised to much of hta 11vof money for its own sake. He of it from him. Take advantage of his offer to serve you and save yourself un­ wanted hta money to work for difficult for him to make a good him and enjoyed seeing hta pile of necessary worry and inconvenience. Be sure of the answers to your money mat­ Increase In his fortune every year, mortgages grow. That so occupied I frrre Only Shaaff.r ha. especially when he could gel 10 per hta mind that he tost sight of other ters ... see your banker first. You're always welcome. Cardt for all oecaiioni. cent interest on all he could save. and greater values and the higher Thus hta real estate mortgage* grew Ftaturw". Equip joys of real living. in number and value each year. Sharpers endeavored to separate WESTnQiFE~**" Loans can be had for any worthy purpose at convenient, controlled rates of Sal Hepatic* him from hta cash, but he never Will Johncock of Delton and Mr. writing comfort heeded t.helr talk. Dishonest folks, and Mrs. James Collison of Kala­ interest. We are making loans both business and personal and are in a position with a Shaaffar taking advantage of the fact that mazoo were Sunday guests at thci MUk Magnesia 40 Lifetime I he could neither read nor write. L. D. Woodman home. 1 50c Phillip* 16 ot. “VW to loan money on improved real estate. We can also arrange financing, for you, Tried to put over some crooked deals Mr. and Mrs Erney Eichenauer. Alka Seltter AQ on home app^onces, farm equipment, etc.-When it concerns money there is one on him. He lost some mfaney ~ son Howard andthat baby Elaine Mary 60c Site ----------way. but he soon learned that it, were supp«.r guests Saturday eveMARTIN CORNERS Mra. Paul Slut* was brought home from Pennock hospital last Wednesday and U recovering nicely from her recent operation; Which ta good news to her friends and neigh- HAD $3.00 WHtH HE CAME TO MICHIGAH'JSn".d,«4„T„ “ | HE ACCUMULATED ACCUMULATED OVER $200,000 | J-SSSUiW HE OVER $200,000 Sarrn Sypaths ■ .1 Bl .1 B^ kJ A HOME 1 FOR YOU IN '42 HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION $1I” $1 ’J ’1 Confidentially^ If It’s About See Your Banker” Money HALLMARK C-fmeAs 49‘ wnj wise to h^ve my father or Mr.J nlng ot her father, Abe Hayward Sheldon, whom he trusted, handle; tl lhc Almond Weber home, all (he details of all transactions, Mr crofoot ta our new teacher involving money: so he avoided the lhl£ while Luella Schrier gofc» traps that were set for him. He to B K hool tn school tn the the northern northern part part ot ot was shrewd, a good judge of human lhe slale nature, so hta tosses due to hta lack] Congratulations — -• ----­ and good ---wishes of education were comparatively .to Teddy Hayward and Donna Wil­ small. cox who were married Saturday. My father lived on a farm In A good crowd out to the aid Wed­ Prnlrievlll* for several year* before fnesday although lhe roads were we moved to Hastings in 1863. .pretty Icy. While itvlnv there he had been mr uucll Pettlngill Mr. biiu and Mrs. „ Hubert township treasurer and supervisor. and p,u] ftnd daughter Helen Thus he became acquainted with of mckon> Con)(.ra wpre 8und,v Mr. Holden while both were living ruesU of Mf gnd Mri Ev^tte Mc. in Prairieville. He had every con- Callum helping their mother to fldence in my Jathn-so that after celebraU! her birthday, we came here, he began putting hta ----business affairs in father's h*nds. BANNER WANT AUVS. TAT man you can consult, your banker, and one place you can go with confidence, LyBARKER’S your bank. Tr. Vanilla Comp. SPECIAL PINT HASTINGS CITY BAN ^Fifty-Uve Yean of Continuous Service" LyBARKER’S S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 PHONES: 2105 * 2103 HASTINGS, Mil �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1M» I Mr.-and Mra. Alden Todd andiCARLTON CENTER Director, Fem Tlscher. Treasurer, WOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT I Don L—Strong ..and — - Lake eon of The p. T. A. will meet this Frl-' t»mUy called on hU parent#, Mr.I Th# Carlton Cantor gxtomlcqi Roy Norton. Moderator. j Mr. and Mra. Carl Wheeler were ode“* were 8u»‘<My dinner guests J day evening. Feb. 13. Mr. and Mra. 40,3 Mrs. Eme*l Todd, Bunday. oiUb met Tuesday, February 3rd for SOUTHWEST WOODLAND dinner guests of Mr. Wheelerin * sis-1 uro,LaU Odaua Sund.7 th. I Robert and Marguerito vtridar Kidder Lloyd Fisher and Mr. and Mra. Gll-| ***• Mrs. GUbert Todd and gjj my meeting. The member* SOUTHWEST WOODLAND bert received present prepared ■ nutritious meal The young people ol the church „furnoon Mr and Mra. De Moor ot calW at Shellington'* on Bunday oen Todd roaa are In in charge cnargc of or the me Ur a41u Urs Ernest Todd --------------ii--..Mrs. —, ' the *ad nears last week at the death .. 1 meeting ,vu. this month. Warren news l<rt week ot the death entitled "a *traamllned of Ute Brethren had a birthday sur- KaUmaaoo called at the Wheeler afternoon. On Monday evening the supper.' nr!** party rMrtv on nn Lowell I-nwell Dodge nnd.e at his hi* . * ~ „„ _a sliding .iirftn. nartv prtee ' Bolton will be present and show of their brother s wife, Mr». William ■ Kidder children gave party home. The splendid series of progn home in Woodland Monday evening. of Jackson. with about thirty young people Yield I. W|»can«uppiy you , pictures. Each family bring a cherry Conlon prepared for Famtera Week at Mr. and Mra. Howard Main called Mr. and Mra. Lloyd FUher called Mr. and Mr* Franklin Townsand > pie. sandwiches and your own table WesenL on relaUvea in Battle Crsek Bgturof Ionia are spending a few weak* “ "* U * “ to 8 * lUr ' on their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. with a KX Hybrid ' service. Coffee will be served, and Friend* of Deri Elliott who has ■ one In this community. We ore wtth hu parents, Mr and Mrs. Otto Earl Tobias of BarryvlUe Bunday , been very seriously Ul. will be glad invited. grateful to an institution whose Towruend He plans on opening his The eighteen ............ months «... old son of By. AU. T --e eightec... that will mature. ।I allMr.arcand Mra. Al Domliuki of Kai­ afternoon. progress and benefits of education sandwich shop in ’ Mr *nd Mrs. Loy Smith had th« In a fow day* Mr. and Mra. Gilbert and daugh­; can be shared with every person in 'rxndwlch We Me «Ud to welcome Mr. and caught by . amazoo spent Sunday with her parMU* Janice Sandbrook spent lhe misfortune to fall and cut hb hsad If you've never tried ters, Mrs. Frank Weaver of River Mrs. Gerald caimi and Beverly Michigan. •etkend with with her her aunt. Mra. Morley Morley ao badly a stitch had to be taken. back Into our neighborhood. weekend aunt. Mra. Rouge. Mrs. Glen Barber of Econc, tract Isn't KX, plant at least a Odessa | Bernie Walker was In Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daniels spent Hough of ol Lake Odessa 1= ------ ------- ---------------------- S1 Mra- c*rl Jordon of Woodland. Mra. Charles Kidder ot Fort Custer Friday dinner guests of Mr. and. John Brock of Grwid Ud<e Bl_! Saturday in Battle Creek. few acre* In 1942. You Mr. and Mrs Gordon Williams “nd WHllanuton an business owe worth . .k ““ ,un‘I“ 01 Mrs Smkm i ' Suntay ~ ‘ —* Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Ttscher took .and Kay of Woodland epent will plant more in 1943. much. , Miss Gladys Fisher spent the of jg/Juon last Thursday. 1, grandpa Jack Smith to Lansing on afternoon with Ogle CLOVERDALE with r.l, */ r anH - —_ ___ ________ ‘ ‘ - - . business Tuesday. They w«t ac- family NORTHRUP KING A CO.'S I ..—uzr---------------------------r Mra. Harry Baker and baby of Sunday guesU of Gilbert Timm' Hastings spent a few days last week I Mra. Uoyd nsher. ,Last Weeks Letter). । companled by Mr. and Mra. Arthur The Brethren Aid society will I *fr’.and 8locum| Mr. and Mrs. Orval Fountain and Yarger. meet wltli Mrs. Cora Wise this week and family were Mr. and Mra Gil­. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. bert Timm of Prairieville. Mr. end! Mark Garrison. and daughter, Mary Ellen werej family 4penl Sunday afternoon with; oils Landon who has been sick Thursday. Mra. Charles VanLcnte and baby. Mra. Robert Timm, and a niece of Mn "* cl'*"“ 01 Qul“” “tore Chmunu u math ImMrs. Frank Humeston U gaining lent*. Mr. ana Mrs. jaxe uepnehter. i,v «•»_ ,__ _ . i. ­Mrs Gertrude Strong nnd Mlvi Mrs. Timm. . Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bishop of; ,nd Un aj DonUmiu of' W’ h0P* conUnuea *°i'। Carolyn Hershberger of Grand HavHoward Wilson had an accident. rapidly. len. spent Tuesday wllh Mr. and . Mr. and Mra. Virgil Monica and Battle Creek called Sunday on Mr., Kalamazoo called on Mra Ernest' ' and Mrs Haye. Bpon.ble and Mr* and PrE t On Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mrs. Harrison Blocher and Mr and HU car skidded on a patch of icei soil Bobby spent Sunday evening Sarah Kenvon. i Mrs Lloyd Fisher Is quite ill with ' B,rrj Accompanied by Mr*. Frank Mrs. D. Loren Hershberger. Mrs lined Into some guard poets with, with their aunt Mrs Amanda MBMr and Mra. Gilbert Todd called a co"d Schriber and Mrs. Lester Warner of Ogle Flanigan also called at the i enenback and sons. enough force to break several of Ute Blocher home Tuesday. Sunday on Mr. and Mra. Frederick ---------------- ----------------------j Woodland were in Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Royce Chipman and posts. The car was quite badly Chas. Farlee and family called on | STONY POINT | Church starts at 10 o'clock and HYBRID SEED Fuh'r of South Hastings. damaged, but Mr. Wilson did not, girls of Kalamazoo were Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Shennan Smith Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rocho were, Mr umieman of Rochester 8und»>' «hool at 11 o'clock Every nesday afternoon. get hurt. visitors at the home of Mr. and Mra Sunday dinner guests of Mr and cait-d on ur and Mrs B j Weil- one 15 Invited to hear the fine muuu... Jordan of Chicago V.UC.O is *, „Mf, Bnd Pebble. Of Harry Jonas and family. Mrs. Juns Mrs. Hollis Barber ; niBn geturda/ ■ • a(c and message delivered visiting at Mr. and Mra. Carl Jor- »“'*ngs spent Saturday evening 1 Mrs. Lloyd FL«her is feeling much ... . ,' . . .... , by Rev, Love of Freeport. dan's. j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wltaon. thia writing. Place Your Order For Seed NOW Mr. and Mra. B»rt Chilson re­ Walter Hershberger and Harry | Weekend guesto of Mr. and Mrs. I lomwr tad talurtax nljhL '< Sandbrook spent Thursday in Grand ' Orville Bruce were Glen Baker and ceived word on Feb. 3 from their ton Glen who U in HawaU. This U Rapids. r(riend of Jackson. nt unU Mir-kionn wr. Q..n,iav hi„ passed away at Pennock hospital. U1IU £"r5_ JO1U1 Richard Christian of East lainslng Lest Thursday several ladles of the first word from him since Dec. “r and Laurence Christian of Hastings 1 the Community met at the home of . happy and was proud to serve his ' ^Ir. and Mrs. Hollis Barber call-' Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Latham of' The Ladles Aid Society will serve called on Miss Susie Fisher and Mrs Caryl Bowman and organized HASTINGS, MICH. 1 a Red Cross club. There were nine! country. , a dinner Thursday. February IS. at Aunt Mary Sunday afternoon. cd on Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Fisher Bowen Mill* and Mr. and Mrs. Ed;I the L. A. 8. hall over the Jay Wing ,,<Ue* Pfwnt *nd e’»ven members TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. last evening .—Wednesday --------c —•——■ and - .found DcakIns of. Hastings —x- , were callers *—. !| Grocery. Mrs. Cora Elliot Is the ed the Al Cheney farm near Carl­ Center and plan on moving Under lhe be»l conditions, not Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes and IIIIIIIIF • Mrs. Fisher feeling quite Improved; al Mr and Mrs. B. J. Wellmans, hostM5 The public L* invited and ton from her recent Illness. ; Sunday. there >s a minimum charge for the there this week. family visited Mrs. Hayes' sister In mor. than 6,000 star* ar. visible to Miss Helen Stauffer of Laming | the human eye. ‘ i Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Demonc meal. and Laird Wotrlng of Orand Rapids Battle Creek Friday. visited Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mead Mrs. Clayton Valentine nnd her xere Sunday guests of Mr. nntf Mrs. I of Maple Grove Sunday two daughters, Mnyomu of Lowell Glenn Wotrlng. | Andrew Townsend slipped and and Margrcte of Hastings silent Mr* and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith 1 SOO-PAIR CABLE, in uhich । fell on the ice last week and frac-' Sunday afternoon making several and Nevah of Hastings. Mr and Bonking Hours: । tured several bone* in one of his kinds of delicious home made can' Mrs. Paul Towns of Woodland and luturr customer.. t Cablet dtpicn I hands. dies to send to their relatives and Mr. and Mra. Keith Farlee were I Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Mallison ofij! close friends inem_who are in the Army Sunday afternoon guesU of Chas. here dightly larger than actual ute.l 1,1 ­and Navy. Lansing and Mr. and Mra. B. J.' Farlee and family. Mr, and Mrs. Merle Fauley and ; Wellman made a trip to Battle• CRESSEY Carole of Clarksville were Sunday Creek Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Dale Boulter an­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mar­ nounce the birth of a *on James' Didn’t Notice Him I low. | A lady cashier in Chicago, report ­ I Mrs. Wilbur started working at Leonard on February 4 at the Plain-: 400-PAIR CABLE. uiiA only enough well hospital. Mr*. Boulter Is now Ing a robbery, told police lhe bandit ‘ the Royal Coach Company, about a uirei to care lor thortperiod ncedt. at her mother’s home In Plainwell week ago. ■ geuui dimple.-" Mr nnd Mrs. Gerald Potter and and both baby and mother are J children. Mr and Mrs Lester War­ gaining nicely. Our community was sorry to bear ’ ner and daughter all ot Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schriber and that Bert Mason is ill Ln a hospital .^children of Hastings, and ^lr. and In Lm AngrJrs. California where he and Mrs. Mason are spending the I Mrs. Leo Barry nnd children were Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and winter... Mrs. Murle Reynolds entertained Mrs. Frank Schriber Effective June 17. 1941 Don A Herding who recently had eighteen guests Saturday afternoon honoring her daughter Frances on1 on operation. Ls convalescing at Die home of Mrs. and Mrs. Clayton At- her fifth birthday. TO GRAND RAPIDS Several person* from Cressey at­ lerding. Mr and Mrs Alfred Alto and tended Farmer- Week at Michigan children were callers at the' home State College In East Lansing. Mr.’ and Mrs Harvey Enzian and Jus­ of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Yarger Sun­ tin Simpson were there on Thurs-1 day evening. day when Mr. Enzian was a speak-; Carleton School News Belli Todd is ill with scarlet fever. er al lhe Farm Management Dan-; TO BATTLE CREEK Jkiiet and Linda Lu Tischcr were quel in the evening. Mr. and Mra. Carl Hartman re­ fortunate have the opportunity to sing at the Amateur Broadcast ceived word that their son Robert hour over WK AR. East Inn­ has been moved from Mississippi, and his present address Is San Fran-' sing. Thursday afternoon. February 5th. at tho Michigan State College cisco, California. Mr. and Mr*. Percy Solomon of! Farmers week program Norjually, Michigan Bell installs new TO LANSING for such an area, lhc Company install, The boys and girls at school arc Battle Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION equipment to care for a number of years ri-’tna a splendid fob of purchasing Murle Reynolds Sunday. a smaller cable, containing perhaps 400 KINGSCR YBRIDS | HARTINGS CENTER rify SS 5 ■S’S* •“ . FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. BUS SCHEDULE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS Putting FIRST things FIRST MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM of growth. The shortage of materials needed for war has changed that. Now, expansion must be planned to meet short-term requirements. As an example, when installing tele­ phone cable to sene un urea of 80 square blocks, wc ordinarily Mould plan ahead fora I (Lycan increase in the num­ ber of homes, and Mould Use a cable containing 1800 pairs of wires. That Mould be long-run economy. But today, 6:35 P.M. At a conservative estimate, lhc saving of copper in liolh exchange and toll cable effected by Michigan Bell’s short­ period engineering policy will amount to 1,500,000 pounds in 1942! In spite of material shortage, that make it increasingly difficult to satisfy all civilian requests as promptly as in lhc past, wc arc confidently determined that cicry war need will be met. TO KALAMAZOO •Daily Except Sunday AU Other Trips Are DaUy Phone 2137 Michigan Bell Telephone Company TRIO CAFE Strike BUS DEPOT Enjoy Winter Driving! Depend on JKT MOTOR W Jlk FUEL for Quick Starting! D-X, the Lubricating Motor Fuel, instantly starts the coldest engine on the coldest morning, because it is seasonally adjusted for the most severe weather. D-X makes winter driving a pleasure... in addition to quick start­ ing, it provides speed, power and extra mileage. And, without extra cost, it gives you upper-cylinder lubrication — protection to valves, pistons, rings, upper-cylinder walls. This winter, stop at Diamond D-X stations! MID-CONTINENT FETBOUUM CORPORATION Tbuwl/uuMirffiw&aj A^-ONLY ONE D-X defense stamps. Every penny earn­ ed is saved for that purpose Geneva Todd has been absent from school several days because of a severe cold. Dream Pkturea Have you ever painted dream pictures? Well here is one time when making dream pictures will prove successful to the point where they will come true. Barry County has lhe assurance of a grant ot money to modernize Hr, rural schools, fioni the W. K Kellogg Foundation The tnefUna for the Carlton Center district 1* to be February 33rd at the Carl­ ton Center School, District No. 2 This is a most Important meetlnr and concents each and every per­ son in this district. You may be » taxpayer, n parent with a chili' attending the school, or just a resi­ dent. air are invited and urged to [ come. Mrs. Smith, the Count) . Sclmol Commlselor.er. will be there to speak to you. Mr. Hilbert ot the Barry County Health Department । will have some moving pictures, j some in technicolor. Mrs. Arvilla Bolton, who is chairman ot tnr General Committee will also be . present and Walter Cutbert. oui ! supervisor, who has a very iniporUnt assignment in the p.ograin will also be there with you. i The purpose^of this meeting is i for every one kHdanJ the modern­ izing of this school. So please be present Each family Is to bring doughnut* or sandwiches for re। freshtnenU. I The Schoo) Board, Leslie Daniels HELP AT LAST! lick trite!. Alter uLn< lour fSo-Ls* res /torn ra» trouble. Deuund st »r.» dra. More CT send S3-,-'..- •***“ “• MUL-Sn-LAX Cartclh A Stebbins, Druggist*. Hastings, Mich. 7^ for ing Performance By a patented solvent process, all underirahle element* am removed- None finer and sold oa ■ Moacy-Back Guars nice. routing lubricant... no motor li coo hot. HASTINGS Notice to Mothers! Peckhams Remedy is guaranteed to help yaur child's cold, cough or croupy cough, due to a co|jf. Hildebrandt’s D-X Service III W. COURT ST.- THURSDAY, FEB. 19,1942 Commencing at 1:30 p. m. HORSES Pair matched Sorrel Geldings, coming 4 yn. old, well broken, wgt. 3,000 Ibi. > Sorrel mare, coming 4 yrg. old. Roan mare. 9 yrt. old. Sorrel mare, 12 yrs. old. Sorrel colt, coming 2 yrs. old. Roan colt, coming 2 yrs. old. CATTLE Purebred Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 18, bred Nov. 21. Jersey cow. 7 yrs. old. fresh Dec. 8. Purebred Holstein cow. 3 yrs. old, fresh Aug. 8, bred Oct. 16. 5 Shorthorn heifers, due after March 1. Above cattle T.B.' and Bangs tested. 3 Guernsey heifers. Veal calf. HOGS 3 Spotted Poland gilts, bred for May farrowing. 7 Hampshire gilts, bred for May far­ Berkshire boor, 9 mos. old. HARNESS & COLLARS BREAK DOWN ar StUDGCI Diamond 760 Motor Oil, refined from AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell the following at Public Auction at the farm located 3 miles south, 1 mile west, Vi mile south of Nashville, or 1 mile east, Vi mile south of Maple Grove Center, on PHONE 2441 Sold by «ll druggists. Dross trimmed work harnau, nearly new. Set of double harness. Third harness. 7 Collars. 18 »o 23 In., 4 nearly new. > MACHINERY John Deere Van Brunt 11 disc fertiliser Rude manure spreader, nearly new. Johnson com binder. Bradley disc, new. Bradley 2 bottom gang plow, 12 in. Oliver cultipacker, 8 ft. Oliver 99 Welkine plow. Brown 2 hone riding cultivator, nearly McCormick-Deering walking plow. 2 horse Walking cultivator. 1 horse Walking cultivator. 2 sec. dreg, resharpened. 50 bu. grain box. Drive belt. Blacksmith farge. 50 aal. Fuel tank. Galvanised sap pan. Wool'box. Gravel screen. 3 sets Slings. Forks. Shovels. Numerous other small tools. DAIRY EQUIPMENT Waterloo electric creem 1000 lbs. capacity, new. separator, 2 bushels Mammoth Clover seed, re­ ckoned. TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Nothing to be removed until settled for. WILLIAM H. SCHANTZ, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY. A.,H«,W,. I. I. CRAY. CI.rk. �and hatband. . from the Minnie Johnson garage1 The late Bell telephone books are Mr. and Mra. Stanley Lyons of apartment to Grand Rapids where;out but due to a printing error the Nashville are spending a few days he Is employed. " '* ted. The phone Is still there ready here with their parents, and will al-. Hosner uunn for all time* and especially the after singing, and an Intonating Miss Evelyn AUbrecht returned ' fruit season, so odd in your book — roll call response, introduced Wil­ to her studies at the. T.-K. school; liam Ferguson trom lhe T.-R. Kain matoo were calling on relatives, taut week after* several weeks abschool as the speaker for Ute after­ nnd friend* in Parmelee Saturday; Jackson Friday for a week's visit Mri. J F. Schipper. Tuesday. Feb. noon. He talked authoritatively on and Sunday afternoons. with her daughter. Mrs. Chirk* i Mr. and Mra. Wayne Carpenter] 3 tor pot luck dinner and regular annuals, stroaalng immediate beau­ Lewis and family. mtytlng. Thirteen members and one ty in lhe garden with references ... at Hasting* Friday and called on The Berwln Nicholas .family who visitor were present. The usual busi­ and pictures. The next meeting will Grand Rapids Sunday to church|hrr uncle. William Hawkins who ta nt one time occupied lhe apart-; ness meeting was conducted by the be held with Blanch Cridler, March services of the Flrat United Dreth* »•’«>’ 111 at Pennock hospital. They' Don and Lois spent Saturday night menu at the Ray Lyons home are president Luellen Tbede. It was In Grand Rapids with their daughvoted to meet the first Tuesday in lionu on Washington. St. .. .......: Dr. C. A E Lund returned on Sunday from his week’s pot-grad­ uate work In New York City. He; was one of two Barry county doc­ tors to have the privilege of thta MIDDLEVILLE day. n>e tatter due lo poor Imn to Grand Rapid We are glad to see Bliss out again after b up a few weeks due to 9999999999999999999999999999999^ long Foundation scholarship. Mrs. Dora Kepkey ta very sick and threatened with pneumonia at her, home in went Thomapple. Her 0 BETTER UHLUES III TOUIR! 534853484848535353532300532323235323020048020200000202000102485348535302 each Is priced way down. For shoppers know the "cant-bebeaten" value of A&P "Super­ Right" meats. Each cut is the juicy melt-in-your-mouth kind, birthday dinner Thursday evening | at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay-' Beryl AiP buys only suporb grades, tremendous sales—very small profit per pound permits low prices at all times. SUNNYFIELD. READY TO SERVE BOILING KEF COOKED HAMS BEEF ROAST STEAK ROUND OR SIRLOIN PORK LOIN BACON SQUARES GROUND BEEF CHOICE CHUCK CUTS Rapids. Sunday evening. The fifty school children who FRYING CHICKENS 1W "- LAMB ROUT CENTER CUTS. FULLY TRIMMED WHAT tVtIY WOMIH FOLLOW THE U. S. DEPARTMENT of AGRICULTURE'S RECOMMENDATION to PRESERVE the VITAMIN VALUE IN FOOD with "WATERLESS" COOKING pertinent of the W. K Kellogg Foundation it seems to be working out very successfully. IHOUIO KNOW AIOUT VIUMIN.UVIHC People this week hardly know when they are coming or going due' lo lhe change in lime. The school has VEAL ROAST SLAB BACON LEAN RIB HALF HUD CHEESE SUGAR CURED SPARERIBS PORK SAUSAGE KECK BONES PORK LIVER REALLY DELICIOUS Vitamins are valuable Many people hope lhe leg- Michigan on iU usual time. WALLEYE PIKE FRESH SMELT FRESH PERCH HERRING FANCY, LARGE SAVE BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS ANO STAMPS ersburg. Fla., for the winter stales i they are well and enjoying the win-1 ter. which is warmer than two pre-1 vlous years. They had been to Tar-. pon Springs and called on Minnie Barnes Burleigh and her mother । who is with her. and found oil very. well. The Bennett’s address Is Gen-' Mr. and Mrs. Breese McDyer and children of the Parmelee vicinity called on John Shepherd near Nashville Sunday afternoon. Mr. Shepherd, who for many years has run lhe road scraper through thta section recently was seriously, af­ fected by monoxide gas fumes while taking hta noon rest, and is now only able to go out some with an-, Mrs. Glen Blake received word Monday of the passing of her aunt, Mrs. Albert E. Snuggs in Detroit after several years of failing health. The funeral .will be held Wednes-, CHEVROLET RIGINATOR and outstanding leader of the „ The Middleville girls who left al week ago on a trip to Texas and Mexico reached Mexico City it 6:30 Saturday evening according to a news letter received by friends. They called on Charles Storkan in Texas and were entertained royal­ ly by Chuck and his friends. Dorr Caln of Hastings was in town Saturday looking after the property of his mother. Mrs. Grace Tolhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray ot Merritt spent an evening last week with his mother. Mrs. Mary Gray meeting at the Michigan State Col­ lege. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Grlffeth and niece Miss Helen Griffelh culled at the home of the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo GrifTeth at Delton Sunday afternoon. The Rouse circle ot the Methodist church had a very pleasant after­ noon Thursday nt the home of. Mrs. Minnie Johnson with a goodi attendance of members and a few, visitors. In absence of the leader, , CAR CONSERVATION Mrs. Glen Blake took charge. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Carley wllh j Mra. Ritchie having the entertain­ ment. which consisted of several sacted Included donation of »2 to the Red Cross fund and |2 to the Victory Book campaign. Refresh-1 menta were served by the committee and due to the defense program it was voted to abolish eats nt the I meetings, for a time. The March; meeting will be held wllh Mrs. Merk your motor car transportation. Chevrolet dealer today for full details of 'ICTOKY Tonight ta the Father-Son ban­ quet sponsored by the Middleville Community Brotherhood with Jul­ ius Knowlton. Boy Scout executive us lhe guest speaker. The dinner BUY A MOBILE NATION IS A STRONG NATION RED FISH FILLETS POLLOCK FIUETS 02010608010000020001010000000048000023000101002323480100232323000048000 e J.xtlAhimiA e VaAudif • <tnW Y e s—really fresh—because they're delivered to our Su­ per Market "Hours Fresher"! You'll be amazed at the aston- ishing variety, too — and everything kept at flavor peak-—ready for your selec> tion! TEXAS SEEDLESS NEW CABBAGE GRAPEFRUIT ORAHGES BANAHAS ORAHGES HEAD LETTUCE FOR SIZE W BROCCOLI CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS GREEN ONIONS SIZE 176 DELICIOUS APPLES GOLDEN UNIFRUIT CARROTS FULL FLAVOR LEMONS FLORIDA RADISHES MESH BAG FOR JUICE SOUTHERN TAMS JUMBO 48 SIZE WINESAP APPLES FOR GRAPEFRUIT 23485323234889234853232348532348010101 Ptofd* Who Kmui tyln* tyoad P\oducU Cnjoy Mole tyin* AT A SAVINS. TOO! DUTTER EGGS EGGS "GIVE ME AiP BAKED GOODS EVERY TIME" MARVEL ENRICHED SILVER BROOK GRADE B MEDIUM SIZE BREAD 3 29c DOZ. GRADE A LARGE DONUTS SWISS CHEESE VALENTINE CAKE WISCONSIN CHEESE CREAM CHEESE LAYER CAKE MEL O-BIT CHEESE PABST-ETT HONEY SQUARE CAKE OLEOMARGARINE UNSWEETENED WHITEHOUSE EVAP. MILK 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE COHN MUL GRAPFRUIT GRAPEFRUIT TALL CANS 44-OZ. CANS NO. 2 CANS TOMATO SOU? TISSUE SOAP FLAKES IONA Always see your local CHEVROLET DEALER FOR SERVICE on any car or truck BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, Inc HASTINGS MICHIGAN Mr and Mrs. Oscar Sherk enter, talned at a 6 o’clock dinner Satur-1 day evening at their home on the north county line, honoring Uie fol-1 lowing guesU. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Uebler. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie and Mrs. Nellie Thompson. Mrs. R. M. Scrljan. accompanied by Mrs. Jennie Bovee spent Sunday in Jackson with the latter’s daugh­ ter. Mrs. Enos price and at Ann Arbor with Dr. Serljan who Is compitting a two weeks dental course, i of poBt-graduate work. I The McMasters family has moved. PANUKE FLOUR TOMATO JUICE SOAP GRAINS NAVY BUNS PORK t BUNS SAL SODA ANN PAGE TOMATO SOUP 3 Uc IONA FLOUR TISSUE "lit Sc TISSUE �Tilt HASTINGS HANSEN. THlMSDAY. FIBNCAHY IL 1S42 much travel. Toilet facUiUea and brother Dan Body .pent Bunday famUy are anjoytngamait rent them HatUe Johnaon. going from lhare water are already on the ground., afternoon with their parent, who1 by hk brother at Bayne City. lhe ixime of hb brother Aioe ... „.reeide on the lata Martha Moytl Mr. and Mrs- Theodor. Wierin- Wlertog. and f^ ”*£^4 (Contlnuad from page 3, thta 6ac.) Tha cooperation of th# general pubfarm In South Thomapple. ga o( Grand Rapid. H*nt Sunday daughter Arma May accompaniea __ J ___ . •... - —- - Wr. I narrnta hnme | MIDDLEVILLE KROGER’S TENDERAY IS k___________________ 1 surprised to find quite a company | a at■ on once. ”- Chairman of the hobblna ^r^nk Is «« the world's only FRESH beef, scientifically tendered rOTDVLKY m “> 3/C SIRLOIN STEAK - * TENDCRAY THICK JUICY STEAK “■ 4lC PORTERHOUSE RIB ROAST lb 29c I I ! *> TN lb A # C TENDEIAY CHOICE CUTS 20c BACON SQUARES BROILERS * 33c BLUE PIKE PORK LIVER SLICED lb. 19c PERCH WINTER CAUGHT SPARE RIBS LEAN MEATY lb. 21c SMELT LARGE SIZE Sk'.ila** ». 17c lb. 21c lb. 10c No. 1 Quality Rmo HERRUDS FRANKS “ 27c LIVER SAUSAGE » 21c PORK SAUSAGE -- - 25c ■■MHBEHBBaBRMBBBHNBNSBBEBaBBNaMH GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 33c Country Club Grade "A* 25c - 17c TOMATO JUICE 3 TOMATO SOUP ccX’ 3 Embassy Finest Quality PEANUT BUTTER ■»- 17c California Freestone PEACHES mlui miucei ' 2 »n.2 29c Enriched With Vitamin* and Iron CLOCK BREAD DHTTCD DU I I EH MICHIGAN MAID FRESH CHURNED A 4 lb roll 7QI Ob 9c Lily White si.09 ITO UR PILLSBURY’S FLOUR “X *1.13 DILL PICKLES Giant 48-ox. jar 2 5C FLOUR Kroger's Latonia Club Country Club SPARKLING WATER 3 bottles 17c Guaranteed Fresh Because It's Hot-Dated SPOTLIGHT COFFEE 3 Z 59c Country Club'S’$1.03 Rowena '72!' 5 “a 23c 19c Pancake Floor 5 Milk “Jff’ 4 ™ 31c Pure Lard 27c 2 GERBER’S BABY FOODS 6.. 35c PRUNES SANTA CLARA GRAPEFRUIT 4 bag 29C 2 " ’ 23c FRUIT COCKTAIL LIMA BEANS w»cot 3 10c 25c NORTHERN TISSUE 19c 4 Lux Flakes15?' 21c Lux Soap 3 19c Camay Soap 3 19c Fels Naptha 6 29c SO A? Granulated loin ."JS1 49c Roman »>... 2 o«n 17c Packed in Sealed-Tight Pure-Pak Containers — Kroger’s COTTAGE CHEESE PRUNE JUICE 35c WONDERNUT OLEO - 21c PET >r CARNATION milk 3 X 25c -10c KROEGER QUALITY RUSK 3 pLo" 25c BMBHNBHRRNNBBBNMBIMIIMMEMMMMI ORANGES “853“ d°- 1 9C I FRESH CARROTS 5c APPLES FANCY WINESAP 4 U>» 23C ■ FRESH BROCCOLI Urji bunch 10c SWEET POTATOES 5 “>* 19c I POTATOES JBfft 1 5 £ 35c I FLORIDA CELERY .uu 5c ICEBERG HEAD LETTUCE LARGE SIZE h.ad 7’/lC 1 ■MHBMNMB KROGER STORES SSS? u?. Clifford Davis a» chairman. Lel'a, all pull together in thb and do something worth-while for the com-, munity. ASSYRIA Special services by the Rev. Royi Erook of Cadillac during the past, I two weeks wet* discontinued on1 ! Sunday. Rev Fruuk has held serv-j i Invited friends assembled at the Ires at the Assyria Gospel church at Assyria Center on several pre-] ■ Belt home and gave lhe recent brldo vlotb dates. II: _.---------------------- --------Man>. OilL-U. ConlUn . CHUCK ROAST ner for the sixteen boys and girls nnd with mnny remembrances re­ ceived and a good time It was a real rtd-lcltev.day for Sue and one she will nlways remember. Mrs. Chad. Rohrbacher. net Dollldale Beu. was greatly surprised Tuetday evening when lhe girh of her Sunday school cIam wllh the .m bu . h.w -J BETTER HEALTH MEDICAL SCIENCE RECOMMENDS MINERALS FOR FTAU 1 ru lllklEUTC Indigestion. Headaches, Bad Breath. Acids, Toxins. Bloating b other disorders. 1 II MEIITf Weak Back. Paleneti. Circles Under the Eyes, Bladder Trouble, Getting Up Nights J I V H A L n AILMEnlJ V 1R1 t V R I U nt T AILMtnlJ RHEUMATISM PAINS “r *"a ”‘l^b.r. Smith »n of Mr. M>d Mr,. «'• “L fnmlly were dinner guests on Sun­ , Vem Smith, who hut been working nt the Upjohn plant in Kalamazoo] day nt the home of their brother. left Saturday for Ft. Sill. Okla. I clayton Caw and family of Lacey. ntn Mlnnr nnrlI1 Lucille LUCIHC Col? CO1? of Of the Uie Michigan Mlcnqjan Bell Bell da^hrer ornevie?; of Onondaga Telephone Tues­ Telephone companv. companv. spent spent Tues. were Saturday visitors of their| J." £,1* h l)arCnU- Mr' daughter. Mr*. C. A. PouUon nnd>nnd Mrs- J“Y Co’c family I Mc.sdnme.s Jay Cole. Leon Cole. Mr. Bland. SWMUum relumed \ «.«! HoB. a,c, .... — -, oinnion •> «r°up of u. fiUnton were *er* ainuuK “,nuG>! “ Matrons club had a mart delightful ( hpar| fl(ly women to attend a evening meeting Friday at the home —“ l“m' dlrawf on fMn .1 th- home ot . of Mr and Mrs. Glenn Griffeth on Mr*. Allen Maxon of Battle Creek • Grand Rapids St. Twenty-one jx-r- ] in honor of her daughter-in-law. sons, including four "brothers'' par­ Mrs. Rex Mason. ; took of lhe pot luck supper. • The Mr* Eldon Tuttle and sons Carl 1 next meeting will be held at the 1 Masonic temple, March 17 with the and Melvin of Battle Creek were Kurat.s of her mother, Mrs. Olive present Eastern Star ofllccra and Tobias one day recently. | those of last year as guests The farm house recently pur­ Miss Helen PotU of the St. Johns ,«chools spent the week-end at home chased of the Butler brothers by with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herman Babcock which has been undergoing a rigid state of re­ ' Rotts I Mr. and Mrs. Don Kimnicy of modeling. U nearing completion and of occupancy. A ' Bowens Mill* are rooming nt the will be ready brother Clarence Babcock will move Minnie Johnson home during the ! cold weather ns Mr. K ha* com­ The Lacey unit of the Women’s menced work nt the White Products । Co. and hLs wife teaches near Has­ Extension project met nt lhe Brtggs church on Wednesday where a tings. Mr and Mrs. Homer Cunningham menu on .streamlined suppers was have rented the Grace Tolhurst home on Writ Main St. and expect Mr. nnd Mra. Charlie Stanton and to move in from the R. G Crtdler Min Rufus and daughter Anna­ i apartments where they have been belle left last week for Lakeland. for some time Fla . to spend the winter. । Mrs A. H. Bell received a letter Much Interest is shown In the 1 Thursday from Mrs. Ed Gonyer of Assyria township schools In connec­ I Los Angeles. Cal. telling of the »Ud- tion with the improvement plan 1 den death of Thomas Beany on Jan functioning in the counties of Ea­ 30. following a heart attack while ton. Allegan and Barry, whereby the 1 eating dinner with a friend. He had .•choolhoiLses may b- benefltted The not been well for some time but hl* Briggs school board and Supervisor ' daughter had called to see him In Clair Holden met the members of the afternoon and found him a* the district on Thursday when County School Commissioner. Mrs | held in the West on Monday. Feb.2. Maude Smith showed pictures of | Tom. as best known to many friends work done. Mr. Hilbert, county en­ in thb vicinity, was brim in Leigh­ gineer for the W. K. Kellogg Health ton Twp, Allegan county, five miles Foundation was not present due to southwest of here on lhe farm now illness. ■ owned by Albert Wloringa. HL* en­ The Form Bureau group ot tire life until he went west about Maple Grove ^lll meet on Feb. 18 at 20 yearn ago was spent in and near the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Middleville. He owned the farm Hawblitz with n speaker present to where Forrest Bender lives and talk on Farm Bureau Insurance. , Tire First Aid unit of Assyria | ; which he ran successfully for many ' years, later retiring and moving to Center have n list of twentv-six | Middleville. The loss of his only registrant* awaiting the call from! son. Ralph in young manhood was Hastings for action. , a great blow to his father. HU wife. Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Case of East the former Mary- Tuckey of this LeRoy were Sunday callers of their' vicinity died several years ago quite brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ suddenly In Los Angeles while he lard Case. was on a business trip to Michigan Dinner guests on Sunday at the: home of their parents. Mr and Mrs., Surviving i- one daughter. Mrs Jay Cole were their daughter. Mra | Herbert Andres of Las. Angele* Edward Hoffman and husband and The Methodist church received twin on* Jimmie nnd Jackie of a class of eleven new member* by •Dowling. transfer from churches of Lansing. Mrs. Hannah Stamm who has Freeport. Three Rivers nnd'other been at the home of Mr. and Mrs., points Sunday. L.cslie Conklin for some time andj Mrs. Daisy Baker was hostess to recently nh.-b.ted nt the Mr. and the Floral Garden club at her home Mrs Albert Conklin home, has gone Thursday with a pot luck dinner, a to hci home In Maple Grove business meeting followed whh. the Mrs. Bernard Tasker nnd Mrs. president. Mrs.’ Florence Coman Doris Holcomb, lenders of the Atpresiding Mrs. Margaret GrUleth syria Center Extension project inetl read a few words of meditation and with their class on Thursday at the1 the member, repeated tile club home.of Mrs. Blanche Boice. Theyj poem. Each member n-pondexl to presented the lesson on “Strewn*! roll call with a nihcrllanrous item lined Supper’’ by serving a dinner] Tlir members voted to change the nt their lekwff. prepared by com­ name of the -cl'ib. front the J U mittee m-mber-i. to The Floral club and will meet Mra. William Nichols of. Assyria the first and third Wednesdays of Center has been very Ul the post the month Instead of Thursday ns week nnd under observation by Dr. in the past A collection was taken Milliard of Ba'tlc Creek for the Red Cross and Victory Book Mrs. Mary Clark and daugh­ campaign Three new members ter, Mrs Earl Bristol will be joined the Club at this meeting co-ho»te.s.«es to cntelrtain the Nelghmaking sixteen members and two borhood organization on Wednes­ children prr.wnl Mrs Daisy Baker day at the Bristol home gave the sttldy on vibnmunts for Guests at the Mr. and Mrs Noryear arouna ceauiv wmen won v<-r> । man Stanton home on Sunday were interesting. Florence Comun pre- Mr and Mra. Morris Brandt ot H-ntcd a contest that proved to be Dowling • —J much fun The winners were Mr* Mr and Mr-. Walter Stanton Eliralxth Jacksbn Mt' Clara Gill .spent' Monday with their .’on. V -; and Mrs. Lena Lewis. The next meet­ lahd Stanton and wife of Battle] ing will be in lhe evening. Friday. Creek. Feb 20 with Mrs Susan Bohn in Mr and Mr*. Glenn Miller ofj Whittemore and • two .sons vlslltrt The regular meeting of the at hi* brother'* Clifton Miller's home Young Guild ......... Woman's --------- ... — -— will — be held । over the weekend and other relaTuraday evening with Mrs. Arthur t|ves the flrat of the week returning­ Valentine as hastc-ss. Tue*dav do their home. The scarlet fever card has come Charles Jone*, a former resident, n!T the residence of deputy-sheriff now jn me grocery business in BatJenild Bedford us young Dougla ■ tlc Cteck. will lx- remembered with has made a fine recovery, but Mra [ u p^t Clir(i Ab^wer on Feb 14 In Bedford and baby are staying in apl()nor of jns clghly-fourth birthday, few day* longer. ' ----------------- —The Community council h con-’ SOUTH THORNAl’PLE ‘idiring nv converting of the old] There wa.« no school at the Gates uxc forepart ui www vwiun .school ground Into a playground for the of me the week owing .M' to 111. children and picnic park or re- [the the teacher being ill. son of. of, irrational place and have a com-lI Mra Lucy Olson nnd .*on mittec investigating eonU. etc. The]1 Grand c.rnnd Rapids Ranlds gpent snent Saturday Saturd.iv with with! Mother's. Club of T.-K school Is; her sister Miss Eunice Hoyt Lucy working toward ’he project of the] remained over until Sunday when] purchase of n modem hospital bed her son came nnd took her home., for community use Cornml'Ire*, Mra. Ada Shaw is III with the flu I from thre-e onrarilxattons met Frida .' Jorl Howell who has been work-! afternoon and touetlwr planned a Ing nt the Flnkbelnrr Supply store hobby und antique show sw time'in Middleville is going to Rattle , in March for the benefit o! ttirarl Creek to drive a track for the teletwo projects. The playground would phone compnny. Mr and Mra Ward Bender and have swings. a slide, picnic tables, benehr*. sloven. recreation spot for son spent Suiidav with hl» broth-] | • voting and old and a place where a er: Riissell Bender and family Edna Body of Haatlngs and । good time can be found without Arthritis, Neuritis, Backache, Lumbago. Sciatica. 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BIO-MINERAL—SPECIAL OFFER 2 Bottle. $1.70 — 3 Bottle, $2.50 — 5 Bottle. $4.00 — 1 Bottle $1.00 (Buy 5 bottles—the 90 days complete treatment—ond save $1.00> GUARANTEE __ Canreth A Stebbln* Drug Store Will Refund Your Money In Foil, If Not Satisfied After Five Day*' TrlaL CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUG STORE Friendly Kervicc .flhown To All Prompt Delivery Service Fhone 2131 AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Auction at my farm 21 miles east and 1 mile south of Clarksville, on MONDAY, FEB. 16, 1942 Commencing ot 1 o'clock sharp, the Following will be ofFered HORSES 2 Percheron mares, MACHINERY 9 yrs. old. wgt. 3.000 lbs. Boy mare, 3 yrs. old, Percheron marc, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs., in foal. cows T. B. and Bangs tasted. Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, coif by side. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Moy I. Holstein and Angus cow, 3 yrs. old. duo March 20. Roan Durham, 4 yrs. old, due Sept. 1. White cow, 4 yrs. old, due Oct. 25. All brad to Reg. Holstein sire. HOGS 6 Brood SOWS, farrow this 21 Shoots. 24 Ten-weeks old pigs. O. I. C. Stock hog. spring. eligible to register. Silo Filler (Papac). Deering grain binder. . McCormick Deering fertiliz­ er grain drill. John Deere corn binder. Riding cultivator. Ideal mowing machine. Dump rake. Roller. International disc harrow. Cultipacker. Heavy wagon and rack. Clovorseed buncher. Cream separator (Economy) Milk cans. Double harness. Horse collars. Other articles too numerous to mention. . TERMS OF SALE: Ceih. Everything te be settled for on day of sate. WM. K. TOWNSEND, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer. LEO TUCKER. Clerk. �THE HASTINGS KANN ML TMUKSDAY, FKBRUAKY It. IHt Woodland Community News DELTON for our Englull lesson Wednesday. We bought 87.10 of Defame Rev. and Mra. Dodge. Mr. and Btampa thb week. . Mra. Guy Knnlncr and Mr. and Mra. The fifth graders began a unit on Western United States. They are ring Thursday for Famert Day. learning the addition of fractions in Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Bidman of arithmetic The fourth graders have com­ Lansing were Sunday afternoon pleted the multiplication table and orc using some form of drill work Eldon Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. teller Brumm and each dayMrs. Ella Flory spent Bunday wllh Sixth Grads News Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver of Has­ Harold Yerty. teacher tings. Mrs. Weaver is ifi very poor Mrs. Dora Brumm taught In Mr. health. Yerty'* place on Friday afternoon. The South Brethren Aid Society Feb. 8th. Personal Paragraphs HICKORY CORNERS Mr. and Mn. Barton Cortright have moved his mother, Mn. Vida Smith of Midland Park Gull lake to their home in Kalamaioo. Mn.. Smith has bean a resident of Hlck- tended a birthday dinner at the home of Mn. Moymo W.Knmh io qi ovei eignty years ami Battle Creek Sunday. ; Uic bcit of ner n»any friends Mra. Bert Patton. Mrs. Charles Ko with her to the home of her son Harrington. Mr*. Claytop Stough and wife. Mr. and Mra. Cortright. and Mr- and Mra. John Adams were Bromley was at Hastings dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Leon on week Wednesday Pennock Friday. ; Bonneta Bromley who works Mr*. Robert Louden of Wall lake in Kalamasoo was home over lhe and Jerry Adrianson of Battle weekend. Creek were callers at the Peter, Vere WUuatM flHed hta lee house Adrianson home Sunday. | lMl week wlth extr> good lce h»rMrs. Mae Bchauffhauser suffered1 vested from Willison lake about a a heart attack last week and Is still I mile and a half east of Hickory Corc&nfined to her bed. I nerz. Long Beach and Jones farm* Mr. and Mra. Clair Richard of of Gull lake filled their ice ivouses Jackson spent the weekend with trucking the ice from Willbon lake, Tester of Coats Grove, Wednesday.? 85JO. This makes a total of »3655 lib mother. Mra. Blanche Richards । Mr. Williams cutting the ice. February 18 for an all day meeting.’ for the sixth grade Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pannock and Rum ------------------Vanderwood nnd family Mn. G. F. Benner is in Pennock The children have been learning Mrs. Bertha Adams visited their have moved to Shelbyville and the hospital. Hastings convalescing from rytlun ynUt marching drill* during father. Addison Ppnnock in the new tenant* on the Tongate farm a major operation performed Fri­ a pajt df I he recess periods. are Mr. and Mrs. Kanerkc arc movJarslfer Convalescent home in Has ­ day. —a Opening exercises lasting about tings Sunday afternoon Hb son vtitLt flve mlnule« h“vc llc)d during The W. H. and F. M. Society of Cleo Penndbk and granddaughter. Mra. John IJnbeck of Kalamazoo the Wesleyan church will Le held also visited him lhe same afternoon.----------------------------— nL.._........... r, r, _ _____ _ —I All of the school schedule was Mr. Pennock 1* at the present con- ■ Harrington Wednesday. Feb. 18. changed on Monday. Feb. 9lh to down to the post office for a short coincide wllh "war time.” thb pro­ fined to hl* bed. ter last Monday. Mra. Alice Collins spent from time today Uie first time since his gram being set ahead one luxlf Mr. nnd Mrs. I-eon Dunning and Thursday until Saturday with her accident last Monday. His left wrist hour. brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alice Dunning of Delton were Which was broken is beginning to dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Irwin Jones in Galesburg. heal and does not cause him m Galnder. Sunday. A party will be held in the much pain Mr and Mrs Donald Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Omo Knowles and CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS ,... Methodist church for the primary Lawrence visited relatives tn Kala­ department of the Sunday school. children of Hastings were Sunday Methodist Church mazoo. Sunday afternoon. Thursday after school. dinner guests at the home of Mr. The call for old papers by the loRev. George Wingard, pastor Mr. and Mra. Leon Dunning and and Mrs. Welby Crockford. Jack 10: 00 A M Morning warship their mother. Mrs. Alice Collins were Crockford and Chas. Ackerman of 11: 18 A- M. Sunday school. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- ceived. A good truck load was do­ nated. and will be marketed in 8:00 P. M. Epworth League. ferd Galnder near Hickory Comers the Crockford home. Kalamazoo lhe first of the week. Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Bchalbly and Zion Lutheran ‘Church «... o.w. w HaUt «The W. 8. C. 8. of the MethodMr and Mrs. Arthur atson were dinner guests of Mr. and Paul W. Geiger, pastor tended the Farm Management ban- bt church will meet with Mra. Lida Mrs. Chas. Healerley of West Wood­ 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school. Quet at M 8. C. Thursdav evening. Kelly Friday. Feb 13. Dinner land Sunday. 11: 00 A. M. Morning worshipMr. and Mrs. Charles Floria ac- served al 12 o'clock. Everyone welMr. and Mrs. Ralph Leffler and 2 •— 30 -■ P. — M. -------------Lutheran— Gospel hour. — ------companled by Mr. and Mrs. Robert come. Joan were dinner guesU al the home 8:15 P. M. Luther League meeting of plne Iake apent wednrsBetty and Richard Tolles of Hasof her sister and brother. Doreen with Bible study. I day in Lansing. ' 1 Ung* spent Sunday with their and Frederic Clary of Hastings Religious instruction far Junior* Barry County Draft Board grandmother. Mrs. Hazel Nunne­ Thursday evening This was a at 4:10 Thursday for Seniors al 4:10| has arrang«| fOr regbtratlon lor maker. Mr* Ethel Pennock of Hasbirthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Tue*day. i Barry township in the Delton Com- Ungs visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leffler. * * • ' munity Hall on Monday. Feb. 16 , Town Saturday. Tho W. 8. C. B. of Uie Methodist South Woodland Church Mrs. J. L. Daniels underwent an' Born to Mr and Mrs. Garold Pet­ church are planning to entertain of the Brethren j operation in Borge*.* hopltal Tues- erv Saturday. Feb. 7, n girl al Comthe young people of lhe church wllh Arthur L. Dodge, pastor day of Inst week. Her mother. Mrs. munity hospital. Battle Crrek a dinner. Wednesday evening. Feb. 10: 00 A. M Morning worship. j Mr. Eskeff of Fred O. Hughes also underwent un ** ’’ and Mrs. ” Robert n "* r 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school ...pc.-iiwi, wc P.M.C Cr"k S“lUrda>- C'Cn‘n« operation M* In the same hospital SatMrs. Lawrence Hilbert entertained 7:45 P. M. Evening service. urday. Both are reported to be doing and Mr. and Mr* George willi a dinner last Wednesday in Ktzwiv .<Ztmil.iv visitors the Itnme Moody Sunday at home fine. honor of her sister. Mrs Carl Walt* Evangelical Church Mbs Mary Waite of Owosso spent.1 Miss Joon Etffler pent the week­ j. 8. Deablcr. pastor . Mrs. Minnie Tcthrick who has Wednesday night nt the home of her , end as a guest of Miss JoAnne Fin­ ■ been seriour.lv 111 for . several 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship. father. Wayne Waite nic of Hating*. months _b very low today i Sun­ 11: 00 A. M Sunday school. Ike Johnson attended funeral Dick Bailey was back tn school day i. services for Milo DeVries which, Mr* Hazel Nunnemaker was in Monday after being ill with the 8:30 P. M Evening worship. were held In the Presbyterian Battle Creek Saturday afternoon on chicken pox last week. Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve­' church in Hastings Friday afterMr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith are ning. , bujinrss. r noon. Mrs. DeVries Ls a niece of receiving congratulation* on the Midweek Prayer service Thursday,| Mr. Johnson. The Inends of Mra. |I Harry Snyder who runs the Brick birth of a daughter. Janice Marie, evening. hm rented 'he George Law­ 1 DeVries here extend sympathy to■jriAHini!' ’ rence hou*e and will move his fam-' bom Monday. Feb. 2. | her In her bereavement. Mra. Edith Wunderlich and son Daughter of Woodland My from Hastings this week. nwrrr, Passes r4«. In ... Detroit «*.«* . ««■ L*®” Dun,Un« «•»<! Mrs Rupert and Mrs. Jessie Stowell and Pioneers Mr. and Mra. Earl Burdick of AuMrs A E Snuggs a sister of the! Maurice Garrett were in East Lan­ gusli* were dinner guests Sunday of, daughter Maureen of Kalamazoo . Mm P P Hilbert and Mrs B. sln8 Wednesday to attend lhe nu-i Mr and Mrs. Fred Kelley. They cgilcd on Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Stowell ~Holly and daughter of early, frition division of Farmers Week, 'called calle(1 on on his hls mother. mother. Mr. Mr. anti and Mrs 5 ' and Mr. and Mr*. Ford Stowell " MekboJ Mra. Alice Dunningspenl Wed- | john Muurer Sun<toy afternoon. and family Sunday afternoon pioneers. Mr. and Mrs. J---------•ly Mon-1 nesday with --------Mrs. -----Fred- ----------Hicks -* in, On account account of of the the bad bad day day and i Mrs. Byron Teaker and daughter Baitinger, paased away early Mon-i ng’ , „--------------- •------------ . lev roads the day of hb auction Dorothy of lonUi spent Thuradd/ Jay, Feb. 0 at her home In Detroit, Mrs. Floyd Burpre entertained of rcgbu.red nt Kalamazo« and Friday with her parents. Mr. after a long illness, iter ijlrlhdbd ‘ Afn h-J“d*Ut/.r\n.r.hw*eUra ReV V‘ClOr j0nM carncil w1,n<‘ °’er and Mrs. Geo. Forman years were spent in Woodland where nuc'lnn peb.2J at the farm Mr. and Mrs Tom Long of Grand she was born 80 years ago Her nonur ui Rapids and A- W. Long and MIm nieces. Mrs. Glen Blake of Middleville Harold Burpee Thursday afternoon.! rccenlly Ml(J lo u man froro BelleMrs. Margaret Drake. 79, passed, vuc Edith Jenkins of Bay City were Bun­ and Mrs. Agnes Fisher of Woodland Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer were day guests at the home of Mr. And attended the memorial services Mrs. Wayne Long which were held Wednesday after­ momlng. She had resided in thb at Battle Creek last week Monday vicinity for lhe past thirty-six and at Hastings on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nlethamer noon at the Crosby funeral home on years. She leaves, one nephew and Corporal Edwin Pixley of Fort and Peggy. Mr. nnd Mn. Jasper Woodward Ave.. Detroit two nieces. Funeral services were Custer spent the weekend with his, Jordan and Arlete and Mr. and Mr*. Surviving are the husband, one Ted Jordan and Inez Ann surprised son Carl of Philadelphia and one held at 10 A. M. Friday from the wife. Mr. and Mrs Robert Willison; their niece Mbs Alice Jordan Mon­ daughter, Mrs. Blakcslie Smith of Hrnton funeral home with Rev. C. of Delton visited tile Pixley’s Sat­ E. Davis. Delton officiating. Burial urday evening. day evening when I they brought Dearborn and four grandchildren was In the cemetery at Keeler. Sunday guesU of Mr. and Mrs. their dinner and helped her cele­ Several of the Boy Scouts and Elins Trick and family were Mr. and Prominent Farmer Pastes brate her 18th birthday. Her sister Charles L. Scofield. 60, passed their Scoutmaster. Robert Barnes Mrs. Elwood Eddy and three chil­ Stella and father Frank Jordan away Friday morning al Pennock attended church services tn lhe dren and Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence wore also present. John Summ and Mrs. Wayne Long hospital, Hastings where he had Methodist church here Sunday tester and daughter of Kalamazoo. spent last Thursday with Mrs. Louis been taken last week while suffering morning. Saturday evening guests were Mrs. Tiic basket ball team will go to Roderick Swaddling and Mis* Ma­ from pcnumonla. Besides the wid­ Cium ot Lake Odessa. Mrs. Mary Weaver of Hastings ow. Bertha, he b survived by two Woodland Friday evening, to play jesty Becker of Hastings. that team. They go to Middleville sons. Carl of Woodland and Ralph Mrs. Elias Trick and Mrs. Edwin was a recent visitor* al the liome of of Pennsylvania: a brother. Frank Tuesday evening. Feb. 17. Pixley spent Wednesday in Kala­ Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Stowell. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Davis mazoo. G. E- Brumm <ho has been stay­ of Woodland, a sister. Gertrude Friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. M ing with his daughter. Mrs. Law­ Lake of Beaverton and a grandson. ।end daughter of G"»nd R-nlds sn“n' Mr. Scofield wo* formerly a ma­ Sunday with their parents. Rev. Cadwalladcr are sorry to know that rence Pinefrock since Christmas re­ Mrs Cadwallader is not well. lumed last Tuesday to the home of son and resided in the village of and Mrs. C. E. Davis. another daughter, Mrs. W. H. WoOdland but ha* lived on hb farm two miles west and one mile ins here Sunday. She also reports NORTHEAST WOODLAND ChrrAcman of Maple Grove. tluit there were fourteen different Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt ate The young people of Die Epworth south of Woodland for a number of kinds of birds at her bird feeding dinner Friday with Archie Hender­ League of lhe Mcthodht church arc years. son. Mate Henderson. Mrs. Roberts. Funeral services were held 8un- station on the same day. planning to give a Penny Supper for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Molt spent Mr. Johnson at the Henderson-Hall the public on Wednesday, Feb. 18 eran church. Burial in Woodland Saturday evening wllh Dr. and Mrs home celebrating Archie Hender­ beginning at 8 o'clock. Henry Vnndcn Berg in Kalamazoo. son's birthday Afternoon callers Memorial Parte. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stratton ot were Mrs. Belle Hiller. Dora BashPlainwell called on Mr*. HatUc aur. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hiller and Woodland Extension Group Kindergarten and First Grade Enjoyed Streamline Supper Whittemore Friday afternoon. Mr Calvin. Doris Whitney, teacher and Mrs. Charles Kahler of East Twenty one members of the Mr. and Mrs Ben Schneider at­ The children in our room invited Woodland Extension Group enjoyed Delton were callers Saturday aft- tended the all day meeting of the lhe second grade to un Eskimo pro­ preparing and eating a streamline noon. Mrs. Whittemore visited her Aid Society in Coats Grove Thurs­ gram Monday morning. William supper at their all day meeting al brother William Kne.slrick and fam­ day. Btrimback read them a story about the schoolhouse last Wednesday. ily near Climax S»ndav. Miss Elaine Bates has been ill the the Esklmoes which the kindergar­ Mrs. Welby Crockford, in lhe abof past week and is still confinedMJ to -Mr. -------and —- Mrs -Will ------ Rockerfield , poaWIIIIUCU ten and first grade made up.^oyce Sturgb and Mrs. Irpne Keraten of hcr callers there were Rev. and Logan recited a poem about the bason alone. Many helps In «»iu Sunday u,U> Mr M „ wauio. mi. Mc. wiiu ,„a <ui.t. jfn. Karli --- . .. . . . , mi*. "Alaska.” All « lhe children sang nulrillotf were given in addition to pnrt tarn-. Eeiuu-fit, ....__ ... ____ ____ > Walter ________ and Uta Mrs. Marrv Harry lailnaar teinaar and t«n-1 ROy«... ScheeL Cooke. . three Dikltno song*. A movie of the supper which the members pre­ Uy. 1 ’ I Ralph and Harold teUon. Laura pictures wc had made about tire pared. Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Stanton enter­ Slatalck and Christine Eupcr ___ __________ Eskimos’was shown. Denny Bates tained Mr and Mrs Jay Wilkinm , .„ u Wji , Mr. and Mrs, Victor Eckardt MILO *•’ son at a dinner Saturday evening in CBlkd on. Mr v-.tvM mi .... and Mrs. Robert We are busy getting ready for our The Milo Extension club met at honor of _ the 81 birthday of Mr. Wil- Schauss at -Lake *Odessa Friday. Valentine party which will be Fri­ lhe home of Mrs. Marie Brown Finson. . kln*on. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimble of day afternoon. Thursday for an aU day meeting. — The Delton .high school basket Costs' Grove vbited Mr. and Mra A "Streamlined Supper" was served ball team defeated Augusta here Ben Schneider Bunday evening. | at noon followed by the lesson giv-1 Saturday evening by the score of Sunday afternoon visitors at the Mildred Nowlcke. teacher en by the leaders. Mra. Laurel Gar- 53-27 with Bob Barnes leading the Mr*. George Varney and Mr*. risen and Mrs. Leone Bradfield1 scoring for Delton with 22 point* home of Mr. and Mr*. Karl Eckardt were Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Klump. Glenn Raleigh were recent visitors Our next meeting will be wllh Mrs.' Marvin Harrington, forward and Mr. and Mra. Jame* Clark and fam­ _....... _ tn our room. Bessie Calms of Cressey. April 9. I Bob Wilbur, guard, tallied 10 point* ily of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. We have made many original Robert Osbonu and Kenneth, each. W. Wright was high scorer valentines. We drew names for our Garrison were In East Lansing onej for the loser*-.with eight. This was Cliaries Salley and family oi Bat­ Valentine box. The committee Ls de­ day la*t week attending Farmers the 10th victory In 11 games for tle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Scheel. ciding what wc shall have for re­ Week. 1 Delton. In the preliminary contest Sunday dinner guests of. Mrs ■ freshments at our party. W. A. Spaulding made a business, lhe home team reserves were victo- Bertha Eckardt. Mr. and Mrs. Vic­ trip to Hasting* Friday. ■ rtous 42 to 28 over Die Augusta "B" tor Eckardt and family were Mr Third and Fourth Grades Jack Bradfield entertained the team with Robert Watson, forwaid Hilda Baas, teacher and Mrs. Richard Bloomer. Alter­ scoring 10 points. Eldridge of Au­ Wc have been enjoying lhe story Young People* Sunday school cliu — , noon callers were Geo. Schneider Sunday afternoon with a skiing and gusta forward, tallied 12. of Abraham Lincoln by d'Auiaire. । nnd daughter Elta. Mr., and Mrs. I Gler.don Eckardt. Our Defense Stamps amounted to coasting party. Chinese Decoration Mrs. Emily Wilcox entertained , l h|r. and Mrs Paul Brodbeck 5420 last week. The Intricate beautiful fabric*, Mr*. Albert ShelLcnbargrr and iter son an^ grandson Saturday in wall papers and porcelain* imparlI,­ called at the E. Brodbeck home Suhhonor of the former's birthday. Lee visited our room. ed to Europe from the Orient were day afternoon. Rrv. Ciii'roll Brod­ Mr* Herbert Van Strealn b not beck of New Haven called on hi, Wo have matje a Valentine Post­ stimulating sources of design for j office Arthur Allen is the PcBlmaalcr getting along as nicely as wc would European artisan* during lhe Seven­ grandfather Wednesday evening, with Betty Jean Cnlr as assistant. like to we her *ince Her recent fall. Jack Bradfield and hb mother teenth and Eighteenth centurie*. We drew names and have made Largest Tropical Fruit attended the ba'-krt ball gamr al There Chinese ornament* were im­ decorations. Some specimens of the jack fruit Hickory Comers Ttiuraday evening. ported eagerly and u*ed a* acces­ have been known to weigh a* much Fifth Grade" Marilyn Norman spent the week­ sories with French and English fur­ I- as 80 jxninds and to reach two feel! besides being widely I in length. It is the largest ot aU • Arlie Spindler, teacher end wllh Phyllis Brown of Lower nishings copied. We wrote letters to Phyllis Green Crooked lake. I known tropical fruit*. j Church Announcements 8 I?S: -5 School Notes ' trtl‘on <UvU,on ot Farme" AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell ot Public Auction on who tie known Ml Judge R. Bornum farm located on M-43, 3 miles south and IJ mile* west of Wm land, or 11 miles east of Coats Grove, on TUESDAY, FEBY. 17,1942 Commencing at 12:30 the following will be offered: HORSES Bay marc, 17 yrs. old, wgt. 1250. Sorrel colt, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1250. Brown mare, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. Black colt, 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1400. COWS Durham and Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, duo March 25. Durham cow, 5 yrs. old, due March 15.V Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due March 14. Durham cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh last of Dec., bred back. Guernsey heifer, 3 yrs. old, due March 1. Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, due March 15. Guernsey and Holstein heifer, 3 yrs. old, due in May. Holstein and Jersey heifer, coming 2 yrs. old. Jersey heifer, coming 2 yrs. old, pasture bred. Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh in Dec., bred back. Roan Durham bull, 15 mos. old. Cows T. 6. and Bangs Tested. H OG S 3 Brood sows, due in April. 8 Shoots, wgt. from 75 to 150 lbs. CHICKENS 120 White Leghorn pullets. 60 yr. old hens, White Leghorns. TOOLS Deering mower, 6 ft. cut. John Deere bay loader. Dain side delivery hay rake. 3 sec. Drag. McCormick binder. 6 ft. cut. Moline riding plow. Thomas fertiliser drill. Wagon and flat roc*. Jahn Deere 6 ft. double disc, harm and tractor hitch. John Deere manure spreader. John Deere two bottom plow, 12 inches. Fordson tractor, good running condition. Land roller. Ajax 5 tooth cultivator. Grind stone. Two wheel trailer ond stock rack. Flat boat. Little Willie 2 horse cultivator. Bean puller. 2 Sets Double harness. 3 - 19 in. collars. 1-21 in. collar. 5 oil barrels. GRAIN fr WOOD Quantity of hay. Corn fodder in bundles. Quantity of oats. Some cull beans. 150 bu. corn. Quantity bu» wood. Quantity slob wood. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5 rocking chain. 2 Kitchen cabinets. Oil stove. 9x12 Linoleum. 2 Dining room tables. 7 chain. 2 Bedsteads. Mattress. Library table. Piano. Sanitary cot. Cooking utensils. Crocks. Home Comfort range, hot water front. Round Oak hard coal stpve. Blue Bell separator. Round Oak heating stove. 500 chick Brooder stove for hard cool. * Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, noth ing to be removed until settled for. BERT HAYNER, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. E. E. GRAY, Clerk. UCTION SALE We will sell at Public Auction on the E. W. Green form located 1j mile* nortiiMSt of Vermontville to the Brown school house, then 31 miles north and j mile east; or 5 miles east of Warnerville, j mile south and j mile oast; or 5 miles south of Sun­ field on section 35, Sunfield twp., on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, ’42 Commencing at one o'clock sharp, the following articles will be offered: HORSE AND COWS Bay marc, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1600. Brown Jersey, 8 yrs. old, fresh 6 wks. Black Jersey, 8 yrs. old, fresh Nov. 25. Brown Jersey, 7 yrs. old, fresh Nov. 25. Guernsey, 5 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 18. Red cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 20. Red heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 18. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Nov. 28. This herd of cows test 6.2. Jersey-Guernsey, 1 yr. old, bred. Black Jersey, 8 mos. old. HOGS Poland China sow with 8 pigs, 3 wks. old. 3 Poland Chino sows 3 and 2 yrs. old, bred in Dec. 14 Pigs, wgt. about 75 lbs. each. HAY 4 tons Alfalfa hay. 9 tons Clover hay. 14j acres bean pods. McDEERING FARMALL H with I H & M Hand Lift Cultivator and McDeering No. 8 Little Genius plow, 2 bottom 14" Ko bottom. This tractor woe bought new March 28, 1941. MACHINERY McCormick binder. Keystone side delivery rake. 10 ft. Cultipackor. Keystone hay loader. 2 horse John Deere corn planter. Low wheel wagon and rack. Emerson 6 ft. mower. Grind stone. 2 wheel Milk cart. Bean puller. Breaking plow. 3 sec. spike drag. 3 sec. spring drag. 5 hoe cultivator. 2 shovel cultivator. Set work harness. Steel drum. Endgate seeder. Iron vice. Hayfork. Steel Post drill. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. Silas B. Dull and E. W. Green, Prq H. O. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer ARTHUR �THE HASTING*: BANNER. THURSDAY, rtBBUARV 11, 1*42 SOUTH SHULTZ ‘ NOT1CB OF M0RT0A0B 'from New-York City where he at- Barbara Ann BARRYVILLE . Jand Mrs. Merrill Koryher and.. ■—{- af — JSwrf, —------ : husband at Howell Sunday after* . RALE noon. | family spent Sunday with Mr. and tended a Medical Clinic for the . spsnt -* Saturday and Sunday » a- with».। pimje remember OUr W. 8. C. B. The —. Shultz Community Club wax FOREOLOSXfRB WM wk t«m awnra a«r.nk ■■■ kt, ipa Mr. and Mra. B. W. Sisson ac- 'Mrs. Watt Thomas ol Bowne. past |Mr. ai)d Mra. W. C. Lape. - it week. . i»t luck dinner this week Thura* held “eld at the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. i*, at • ccmpanied Gordo" Edmonds and I Mr. and Mra. Bvron Payne and![ Mr. and ~' ** Mrs. Glenn “* Kellogg are i Mrs. J. “ E. ** Roush —** of Rockford nnd • ut the home of Mr; and Mra. Bus Apsey Thursday, thirty-one be-hut"! th* rlskim-ntb d*» the-----------------winter in _ Hastings. ' Floyd Roush of Clarksville were near Quimby. tag present. After the dinner officer* ,’a" ."'.‘.'“LuV, family of HasUngM Owosso. Sun-1 family of Zeeland were Sunday din- . spending -------- ------—w---------------------—----------------------------- clayion McKeown -- ------------. .. _ . . elccMd ___ > for 1HJ; . nlna nanarM noil tairir nt Mr >nd. Mrs. Oeorge Karcher of WM^ay afternoon nnllarc raUera nF of Mr Mr c’ E 8u r. and Mrs. Keith Price of Hu- day to make the acquaintance of' ner guesU bf Mra. Ida Payne. were Sunday afternoon callers Rodger Dean Edmonds, the little yr. and Mra. Charles Bunn. Har-1 Plainwell spent Sunday with Mr. Mn. Allen Fish and family. Bnd Mra E H Lathroo Rev Beck, president; Mra Llbble Cra­ , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durkee. grand- and great-grandson. I old and Dorothy, called on Mr. and; and Mrs. Henry Karehcr. | Mr. nnd Mra. George H*yt nnd d „ artwold were unable to ven. vice-president; Mrs. Izola Ap’cited inG rturn tma.7 Mra. Beutah Hull, ui ■ | Mr andMr. Mrs. Hare ” Woods spent Ivisited Mrs. Albeit Reitburg of.... Grand RapMr. nnd Mrs. Robert White and 'family family of of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo were were Sunday. Sunday.' TsJwprc . .. --------- --------------------------------------and Mrs. Frank Hynes H^tU^d Witv^e^l wmVta ^l^ Bun^t eZrThe Mra. Craven, ^ribe. Beutah Hull ‘ ‘ I children of Musks-gan spent Sun- » t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ford I Sunday with Mr. uxl Mrs. " Miller; ids, Saturday afternoon. towRil of Woodland Sunday after-------------I Larson-------------------of Kalamazoo. Mrs. ---------Forrest Buehler I day with Mr. and Mra. Virgil Woods 1 SdX™ n S evStfi •••"«* lhrir hA‘1 Char«e 01 lhe Protr*m ------- --------------------------------------. (-----Mr. -------and --------noon. oon-------------------------------------------------- i Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rose and family (spent ■ Sunday evening ------ «------with Mr. mid Llr.d family. f and If lhey they “ have The many friends of Frederick Mr and Mra Levi Hynra of Grand ccampaign «’pa‘«n “ nd lf **• not al,rten‘1' of Frank Walton and daughter. Mra. "f Histint* called on Mr. and Mn. .Mr*. George Snyder of Caledonia ] Mr. and Mra. Gail Burkholder ot W. F. Closron. vjriled the latter's | Ed Stair* Friday eveateg. Dr. H. 8. Wedel returned Sunday Grand Rapids were Sunday aftcr- Rapids acre Saturday evening sup­ ready called on you. they will, very Anders were sorry to hear he Is in L' -------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- noon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Guy per guests of Mr. and Mrs. OWen--xhortly and anything you contribute Pennock hospital and hope for his • will ba. greatly appreciated sjieedy recovery. Smith. Steckle. j . rx.- tHarold Hamid Higdon xr— ,_ • Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Nagler, Robert A sleigh ride was enjoyed by the Mr- onA ftnd Mrs Higdon of of Alva Kenyon was ' fortunate wireSunday Sundaydinner dinner enough to gel u thirteen pound Hardy and Elliot SJoberg called on menibers,<jf the Y. T. C. and friends Battle Creekwtre Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Solomon of . Friday evening. Tlic ride ended al gurata of Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Hlg- pickerel out of Long lake last PetUr* Delton, Sunday. lllo . wuimum . —and — — — Chari™ Higdon . Tuesday. Uiellumr homeU1of ml Mr anu and rani Mra. William <ton; MfMra Rev. mid Mrs. Paul Olmstead and dip„ n!Kj fanniy. where games were of Nashville were Sunday afternoon Amy Bonneville *pent Monday Quinton visited their son Lyle, who played and refreshment* of hot- calleis. with her daughter. Lorraine Man­ “ HunUn8Um’ Ind1' dogs and cocoa were served. j Mr. and Mrs., Dennis McIntyre of ning of Hashtags. tfrnnrfuk wnihmqtr.uh.iiJiJ Mr and Mrs. David Pike ot Grand: Battle Cierk vnenl v.-rrt-Md'* of at-d ttauMhteroriiMttag^ wi^sm! lnapltls ’p<,nt s“lurd“y Mr last week wllh Mr. nnd Mra Archie ' j "'•d* lay caU«. of .Mr and Mra. G^Jgv Mre H’roW W“xli D . . . MHntvre. On Thursday he waa crop out of Long lake. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manning tnd| *87*' Hoving decided Io discontinue farming we will dispose of the personal property at Bagsj.tl । Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson ■ Inducted in the army and as he was public auction at the Amelia Morehouse form located 2 miles west, 80 rods north Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Steckle 'visited Uielr son Cheater and family .-.till at Fort Custer, he nnd Mrs. aeronluro with tho tn ;and family of Lansing were Sun-inCftr BunHeM Sunday | McIntyre called on his parents Sat- naraoer oi nasungs nna Mr. anuif,„„ and 80 rods west of Prairieville.ori . Mra William Bonneville and Su- i ■•ut mortgage >tier .irUuit in t* lay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aia I Rev. Everett Love attended a I urday evening. FBEEPORT AUCTION SALE suas;------------------------------- — Im«u», M RunU MU,Uta, itoo’I MONDAY, FEB. 16,1942 Storting at 1 o'clock'we offer the following articles: HARNESS HORSES Black gelding, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1300 lbs. Black mare, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. Black mare, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 lbs. cows Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh. Jersey cow, 2 yrs. old, pasture bred. Jersey heifer, 8 mos. old. Jersey heifer, 12 mos. old. Jersey heifer, 6 mos. old. Jersey bull, 8 mos. old. POULTRY 17 White Rock hens. HOGS O. I. C. sow, 2 yrs. old, wgt. 350 lbs. 2 Set* of good double work homes*. HAY & GRAIN Quantity af Itay. Quantity of oats. FARM MACHINERY Wogon and rack. Syracuse plow, 12’,' bottom. f 2 sec. Spring drag. 2 sec. Spike drag. Cale plow, 14" bottom. I. H. C. Corn planter with fertilizer attachments. Sled corn cutter. Massey Harris 7 ft. cut binder with new canvasses, good working order. Oliver riding cultivator. Deering riding cultivator. Deering com binder. Oliver walking plow. McCormick 5 ft.' cut mower. Dowagiac grain drill with seeder at­ tachments. Maytag washer. Dump rake. Grub hoe. Hand sprayer. Singletrees. Forks, hoes, shovels. Post digger. 2 cross cut Saws. 2 sets Doubletrees. 3 10 gol. milk cans. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. WELLS and GLENN SIVER, Props DEWEY REED. Auctioneer. CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk. AUCTION SALE Having rented my form, I will sell at public auction at my farm home located 4’/z miles south of Caledonia School house or 2 miles west, 1 ’/j miles north and 1 mile west of Middleville the following described property on: THURSDAY, FEB. 19, 1942 beginning at one o'clock. HORSES Sorrel more, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. Sorrel mare, 11 yrs. old, wgt. 1500. Black mare, 11 yr». old, wgt. 1400. Bay mare, 5 yr». old, wgt. 1550. CATTLE Durham cow, 8 yrs. old, milking now. Guernsey heifer, yearling. PIGS 6 feeder shoots. FARM TOOLS *1927 Chev. Stake body truck. Good condition. * Brooder house and oil stove. Deering grain binder, good condition. New Idea Manure spreader, good con­ dition. Side delivery rake. Dump rake. Fertilizer grain drill. A .»», .-rishuu, aven pound.,. rlt ta, Rrtdoy. on wS' bnnJS M ‘ HutwS oou.<•»«>,.« « >tatut< born to Mr and Mr. D.mlrt FoUU Mr. Arthur Rloh.rdwn rrooued I „„„ „„h hlm ste u • Donna Hclrigle) of Valparaiso.: word from Mrs. Lorn,berry t Grace . ha of . slster Mra ’ _Mr. an ■ndlutin Tti”dov morning He was I Sperry) formerly ot Freeport I u weeks of stonv Point . Dolores and Bert Cook of Hastings; th* ««m or On. Tbo..».n.t Nine Ho*l*. Bunda M> W1U. .nd Mn.,*- .gja-ff? SI ‘ named Daniel Dean. Mr. and Mra'her granddaughter. Carteen Soules, j O1 Blony rmni(spent Alvin Helrigle a net daughter Wil- aged 8. had been drowned when she Mr- and Mrs. Elmer Gillett and'• Hunk Frank Horn, Hom. ' „ profiling* bvting l.»»n innituud ma visited them Tuesday. Mrs. Hel- i»ent through the ice at Dimondale Clara were Thursday call-, Visitors — -• Mr. and Mrs. Alvn,<» ------- ------------------ evening .... at th- a-bt now unpnhi »n«l rlglc remamlng for n few days. 011 J“n1 •« nt " Oliver Tanker ut Mr Mr. n,,a and M Mra. Tn-.k.-r Krnyon'. Sund.y were Mr. «nd Mra. I tlT'.'r "A Jefferies --------------have mid-----------Lucille — nt ---------Hastings, Clara re-. wetlttall Kenyon and Mrs. Enrnta r.inr.J'hsving hr«n dMlarnl »nd h»»b>« MUx Vivian Buehler of Charlotte Mr- 1,11,1 ------ ------------•pent the weekend with her parents 1 moved into their homo, ------ known —,n ns ,mainlng n8|n|ng .over over the weekend 1 ntinwoii nt Battle Creek. Ronald;i-»> nAtmia. b-tonw <tu-.nd un<t-r th* trrm« Stillwell of Mr mid Mrs. Forrest Buehler. | ‘be Wm. Hutchens place, recently , Mr. and Mrs. John Bryans and Kenyon and family and Nellie Kinne j'jnnV.’infii* In* Mrs. Man' Hcnney vtaited Mr. and purchased of C. J. Moore children were Sunday afternoon of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett! b**mn» narrative. •tex —— Mrs. Hama-r Homer irMAiM-v Henney nt of Wnartlai-wl Woodland. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roush Hamilton and Duane and Darrel of T>‘*r»nir*. SCHOOL HEWS Sunday. I nnd family. Jim. Agnes. Mary, nnd George Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fennels of Clov- rur.o**** af ib» Enid Evalet and Barbara Bischof! Humphrey visited their sister, Mrs. Plans for a class party are undci ure among the 1th nnd Sth grade Arthur Richards. Saturday. with Mr. and Mrs Mita Ashby IJX’ Xw“ite5 .. rmtpe .luu. In English we are having current Pta'iU from Nashville who are ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. Manley Sherman EVelyn Hom of Battle Creek vtalt-; i<> il.» higher bhliUr. >i-«br aorib d»»r ------- regularly. ------ ------at the events I spending.the --------- .. -— next ------ -2 weeks -----and family of Rutland Twp. cd her parents. Rev. and Mra. Fred!'k<’ F*’’*'ot Mr and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger Margaret and Edward Martin Kellogg camp nt Clear lake. lake, Hom from Saturday until Tuesday.; B>rrr >n4 Hi.t< .-.'t HMIask •••■! Court I and Marvin and Mr. nnd Mrs. Aus- have moved to near Grand Rapids. Mr. a»d Mrs. Huron Healy. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Lynn Bishop of Bat-j W®u« | tin Rosenberger of Clarksville at­ I mid Mrs. Stanley Healy and son tended lhe snow carnival al Ionin. ! of Lansing and Mr. and Mra. Paul tie Creek called on their aunt. Mina! p“'r‘p We grumbled quite n bit nbout Hie Sunday. Kettvon Sundav. ! v. ri war tunc, new "war" time, uut but on., only one one perper* K“lcr “nd daughters^were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rogers of new Jackson called on Mrs. Viola Rogers, son ta the Class Has tardy Monday, dinner guests of Mts. Clara Daj and 200 has been a guest of Daisy। I Vivian. Thursday. Also on Mrs. Maude Rog­ morning. The Freshmen are proud that1 Miss Clara Gillett spent Sunday and Mrs. Leo Hendershott and ers nnd daughter. Marguerite. They attended the W. M. A. dinner nt the Marlorie Thompson is ttie Girls' in Muskegon with Mr. and Mra.; Merle of Hendershott Disl. spent i Wm. Dipp home, and called on Mr. Singles Ping Pong Champion of Henry Klevertag and son Friday Sunday with her. nt.d Mrs. Roy Durbin of Hastings Junior High. ‘1 ” evening callers at the Gillett liomc ■ in■ tile •— evening. -......... Woutener was absent on wr[v u. rmju were mj, Mr. nllu and m Mrs Floyd naiwt. Nesbet. h ubbardTiills" Mr. and Mrs. Royal Good of Del- Monday. We hope that she tsnt ill. Sunda>. evening callers were Missi Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Peterson ton Sundny dl.mnr dinner guests v of | »> were Sund.v s.nb.'»ir I t-uedb. Col. nnd K-nn.ll>' MrCtel- have moved from5 the Willyard >i Mr nnd Mrs WW*m Klemp J The Library Club met nt the land of Battle Creek. I house to a farm near Grand RupMrs. Lucy Sindel is In n hos­ ’ library Tuesday evening, nnd Miss We are glad to learn Forrest Bl- ids which Mr. Peterson will farm pital in Ann Arbor gt the present ^Marguerite IJoKers gave n book re-1 dieman is better and able to be out, this summer. We will miss them time, taking treatments. FRANK C. POORMAN „CT.,V, sshowed „u.n; nunc in our neighborhood but wish them. HA DIE I,. I'OORMAN Steven Weaver Bible plc pic-- ',c* Phyllis Bracndle atao gave a aBaln. ture* Ut Battle Creek Sunday eve- ’•’’'‘w-An informal period of game*■, — - --------------Mis* Elaine Day -of Kalamazoo। success. rcfrcslnnenLs followed. Htag ।,and a,1<1 refreshments !I spent Uie weekend with her parANDREW W. IJM'KTON We hope that the teachers will . Is belter and able to attend school' i Mrs. Nellie Roush of Clarksville was a Sunday culler of F E Dem- !excuse us if we fall asleep In class, Francis Butine of KtUtunazoo was a Mr. and Mrs. Francis Haight's son sin’ukihtw*"Nrtknai Bank Bi.lr, tag and Mr. and Mrs Allen Fish. . because wc are not accustomed to Sunday dinner guest; Creak. .Mfehlcan. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Overholt of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop andI was absent from school on account; Grand Haven nnd Mbs Evelyn . The Juniors have chosen, some of' Mr. and Mrs Earl Rothnar of Has­. of sore throat but was able to re-1 - -:_____________ .Onl the Sophomore boys to usher at the! Overholt of Battle Creek spent the tings were Sunday dinner guestsj turn to school lhe last of lhe week, noticb or forbclobdrb weekend with their parents. Mr. and 1play Friday evening. ot Mr and Mrs Will G Hyde. ,, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burd. Mr.! n.f.uit t,.,iae b..n m..i. (, Mrs. Overholt. . ' mid Mrs. Albert Green called on Mr. h*’lo* continual for » Mr and Mrs. Frank Bunker of' and Mrs. Ray Burd In Assyria and tli^Burtiut'"^*. rio.'ut' The American Government class DI NHAM DISTRICT Allo and Mrs, Estclla Cress, local, is i organizing a body to represent ’ The Dunham Community Clubi Lee Lapham and daughters -In *«»?»•. a. u, iusn i,r eu. o. c were Thursday afternoon caljcrs of ।the federal government; that is. will-meet ■ Maple Grove Sundny afternoon Ardi. u. ha,b»nd .nda rtfw *i al the schoolhouse Satur-----------------------------------------OUIHM, Hiiiiiwuu. Mriopn c.riin. to Fayrita Itarroo Mr* Ella tail. , sonic are writing a constitution: of- day evening. Feb. 14. The Michigani Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Jenkins spent m. Hhupp. or surviror. >■ n> Mr. and Mrs Victor Hcnney and । congiyssmen. nnd judges will Bakery Company of Battle Creek; Saturday In Grand Rapids. ; t"miJJ'‘Al,*n ”»ai* I "'th* otK family of Hastings called on Mrs. fleers, j £ I: - elected: and the work of the will put on pictures. Supper will be Mary Henney Sunday evening. Government class will be carried on 1 hvl u>d at 7:30 fast time, localltjr to buy land for the state Mrs Addie Olthouse of Alto visit- ।hi thb manner. ' Friday afternoon Mestlamc* J<xse- of Michigan last week. 'd Mr. and Mrs. John Fish Friday. phlne Cheeseman. Helen Cheeseiftemoon - . I ___________ Dr mid Mrs Irving Waiters and' Well, we've had our pictures taken, mitn. B"’re-- Qr>v Loul*e Harris Fla., writes she has been In three' fmnlly of Grand Rapids, mid Mr. nnd nre nnxiousiv waiting for ourJI and Annabelle Wolf!, attended a test black outs down there. I shower at the home of Mrs, Ora and Mrs. Tom Morris of Allentown, proof*. ' fti. visited their parent*. Mr. mid. We were glad to have as guesU Mnson in Battle Creek, in honor of BARBERS CORNERS *-tr son* ion's wife. Mrs f ------ ----- -----Mra. William Crakes. Sunday. 1,-ut week Wednesday. Jeon Me- 1 her ------ — - - Rex Mason. Mr. mid Mrs. Arthur Clihtoh mid 'Robert* and Vivian Reed from the I Miss Jnunita Swift is convnles- Matthews of Grand Rapids are •«4 of Carllon,ani1 Mr. mid Mrs. Lake Odessa high school. Gwendo-1 ring from 'com a 2 recent apj eppeadectotny al helping to care for Mrs. Etta Bump i |B ^htcii thare i« smeof herVster, I unpaid an ..id n of her s'ster. Mrs P. Wil- i who Is 111. Alfred Gonzales, local, were Sunday lyn Mishler wus jiko here during ’he-hom* of at her brother's os' Mabelle Hauer of East Lanslnr-.•«•,«k» • dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. B R. the nfiemoon. hams iinstead ------- -- -* Cllnton Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Clin-;, reported last week. I t-neitt the wwkend wim her imt. 11-,.-*., ...’ ... .L ton and family of Bowtie called In Intermediate Room toBtiintad ta r» Several from this neighborhood cnls. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer. or ln ajalty hsrlna lhe afternoon. Th-’ following third gnjdcrs ex­ attended Pomona Grange at the Sunday callers al Mrs. Jerry Mrs. O. H. Fausey and Mrs. Will!cell in Arithmetic nnd English: Maple Grove Grange hall Wednes­ Foley'S were Mr. and Mrs. Paul la said tnorti*«e contained, hneinr ba. Dipp, local, nnd Mrs. Charles King: Quintin Olmstead. Walter Woods. Bump nnd Mrs. Nay Bump. j . op ‘ r * “ ’ * br ’ • “ Oo •» 4* day evening. Some ladles of Hie of Hastings called on Mrs. Frank; Arthur Bird. Norma Bustancc. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Chim and1 notice is hereby oivf.n that oi Dunham District put on a play Walton Sundny afternoon. 1 Raymond Mead family of CoaU Grove were callera ------ ' “ ‘ Virginia and Reuben Fish nndI In the Sixth Grade, lhe following "Among Us Girls." , Thursday, Clarence Hoffman. at Herman Hauer’s Sunday after- Hundard Tim# at Emily Dipp called on Anna Mae pupils do very good work in Arith­ ! 1= • Baar of Grand Rapids Sunday aft­ metic: Alice Yonker. Thomas Van­ Flovrl Hralv. and George Cherseman noon. Mbs Lillian Matthews of Grand: pu?. Tfo‘ TOi ernoon. 11*— ,k. circuit Court !■ der Male. Bobby Wallin, Carl attended the program for Farmer's Week, at M. S. C. In the evening Rapids visited her sister. Mrs. Etta >*id county. Gerald Lnpe of Grand Rapids, Krauss, and Donald King. Bump, last week. ' grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. We are planning a Valentine par­ they called on Miss Enid Cheecman. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stanton and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bump of Bur-^tn u Lape, who is tn the Navy. Is now on ty lor Friday, and plan to exchange — 'he new boat U. S. S. North Caro- valentines and play games. son Rufus left for Florida Wednes­ Ungton visited -• •• Una. lly Sunday. day morning. Mumbo-Jumbo . Mr. and Mrs. E H. Johnson and A daughter was bom Feb. 3 at The Junior class will present the Pennock hospital to Mr. and Mra. daughter Lois and Boyd Novlsky of■ Grand Rapids were Sundav after­ play "Mumbo-Jumbo". Friday eve­ Maurice .Rogers. Mrs. Rogers, who ,7 noon rallers of Mr. and Mrs War­ ning. February'13 nt Freeport 1.0. was Beatrice Buxton was a former O F. Hall at 8:30 P. M The play, a ren Surrurrer. ’ resident of this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Shoemaker three act mystery farce by Jack Howard McIntyre and Ernest of Lansing spent two days with Mr. Barnard, will give you all of the ORDER FOR PUBLICATIOK laughs and thrills, you want Jn one Dunkclberger were at Kalamazoo and Mrs. Adam Endres. Mrs. Claud Walton end Donald evenings entertainment Come your­ Friday to take their physical exami­ were Grand Rapids visitors. Friday self nnd bring your neighbors and nation. their draft numbers having Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Mead and friends. Tickets are being sold by been called. The Communilj' unite In ibest children ot Maple Grove were Sun­ all members of lhe Junior class. wishes to two newly wedded couples. day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Claud CHURCH NEWS Mead. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Wolff United Brethren Church । < Annabelle Stanton) were recently Mrs Ella Tasker and son August Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor of Carlton were Wednesday after­ noon callers of Mrs. Ella Catt. Freeport— lhe wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Claud Emerson of Battle Creek, Kidder iMlldred Wolff • at Napo­ Sundav School-MtkSO. ( grandson of Mr. and Mrs W. W Preaching—11:30. J leon. Ohio, Feb. 1. Rockhill, was inducted In the army The Dunluun Mothers' Club met Christian Endeavor—7:08 February 2. and h now working as Preaching—8:00 Wednesday afternoon at the school­ an office boy at Fort Custer. Prayer meeting Thursday evening house, with ten present. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ...... The Barry County Association of m, -an Mr. and Mrs. George Ball were Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will be Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy i held in the local 1.0.0 F Hall, Feb­ Preaching—10:00 McCnu) .near Middleville, Mlxscs ruary 23. All members are urged Sunday school—11:00 Nylu and Neva Ball who had spent to attend Christian Endeavor—8:00. the weekend there returned home Mlis Bonnie Edmonds of Hastings with their parents 'pent a couple of days last week FREEPORT METHODIST - The Maple Grove Farm Bureau with her grandparents. Mr. and CHURCH Community group will meet Wed­ Mrs. B. W. Sisson, while her moth­ Mildrxl 8mllk. nesday. evening. Feb. 18 at the er went to Owos«n to get acquainted Morning Worship—11:00. Sermon: home of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Haw­ with Bonnie's little nephew. Rod­ "My Church." ORDER FOR PUBLICATION blitz. ger Dean Edmonds Sunday School—13:00. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn. Clinton and .BRANCH DISTRICT ■tiughter of Ada called on Mr nnd Morning Worship—10:00. Sermon: । .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skidmore Mrs a R. Clinton. Saturday. 1’rnhii. Oftlr* In ih "My Church." j and family, of Baltimore expect to Henry Myers spent the weekend Sunday School—1100. 'n Detroit. ; move into the Howard Gibson house NOTICE TO CREDITOR* *"*"* ‘ |(soon. Mrs. Claud Mead spent Thurs­ DURFEE Mrs. -------------Lee Bell--------------------’ entertained — the day with her sister. Mrs Oscar Teddy Hayward and Miss Donna, tones of Hasting*. Wilcox of Hope were married Sat-ij0,]V Down Friday afternoon, Lyle Lancaster of Fort Custer and urday at the parsonage Rev. H. R. T&* la(lles of th<? Dorcas Society his brother Merle of Hope Twp. ’ Pfeiffer performing the ceremony.. expect to meet nt the home of Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests at the Congratulations. Dan Roberts Wednesday lo Fry and Thompson home. Merle ex- j Mr. and Mrs Byrd Allen and th£ luilt. Pot luck dinner, family tire moving near Clarksville " “ • " Mr. and Mrs William Wailunas meet tils appointment for preach­ c.f Detroit spent the weekend with and Mr. and Mrs Harold Richie are moving on the farm 'recently ing services Sunday morning Mr. nnd Mrs Emil Olson. The Dorcas Society of Nom. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ow-n Sterkle. lo­ vacated by tha Allens. Mr. and Mrs Ernie Bateman nnd Maple Grove will be entertained a: cal. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Levi Hynes the home ot Mr. and Mrs. John -----------------mti Loraine of Grand Rapids were »n visited Miss Mary.Baulch in Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Bot'-le Creek Saturday and Sunday. Darby Thursday. Feb 19. for an all day meeting Mrs Vern Yarger of near Hastings. I There was no school Monday. The young people of North Maple Mr mid Mrs. Henn Holzay of1 Mra. Samuel Is confined to her Grove will have a Valentine party Marne spent Sunday with Mr. and bed again. ' Mrs Adam Endres. ' i —----- ----------- ----------------Mildrii ■mill,. Rfghltr *f Prob*t* Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lape and BANNER WANT ADV8. FAY j ks ..... LEGAL NOTICES McCormick mowing machine. Keystone hoy loader. Steel land roller. Gale riding plow. Syracuse walking plow, Oliver walking plow. 3 section spring drag. 2 Daisy walking cultivators. 5 tooth cultivator. United engine and cutting box. Pair sleighs. Flat hay rack. Lumber wagon. Plotform scales. 2 double harncyes. Grind stone. Corn shelter. Wheelbarrow. Hog hanger. Hog crate. Steel corner posts. 60 potato crates. Crain bags. Oil drums. Forks, shovels, post hole digger, and hundreds of small articles too num­ erous to mention. FEED Quantity of Wolverine seed oats. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Heating stove. Chairs and some furniture. TERMS: All lumi of $10.00 and under CASH over that amount six months time will bo given on good bankable notes drawing six per cent interest. If interested in time terms make arrangements with clerk at Caledonia Bank. JAKE KLUMP, Prop N. C. THOMAS. AvctiMMr ruruS went u, Amt Arbor SKr?f5%?£S2fcI -i I CALEDONIA BANK, Clerk. ,... & asx � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-02-19.pdf 61e9824fe0fde54e5b0c645d3e2052ab PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1942 SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 to 8 NUMBER 4 H.M.S. PINAFORE OSCAR I. CROOK WAS A RAILWAY »oRERCeEo,PcTREoDss NtED TWENTY MOR^chool owcers^ NEW REGULATIONS HERE FEB. 26-27 I AL?JER T° MAIL CLERK FOR 29 YEARS Methodist Officio! Board MEN FOR SATURDAY Dr. Wolter Anderson Of GOVERN RATIONING ---- ; I nt Moke* No Charge For Rent ----------Northwestern U. In Charge Rotary Sponsors Production of-' Have Donation* Ready Fori Change* In Eiiffeility If You Think His Work Woi Easy You Show That You Ck»>iHcafiM For Tim "Salvage For Victory" HASTINGS Do Not Know the Mental ond Physical Strain Which He Pick-Up Endured BANNER Rotarv Snaniar* PrnJurtian . . - _ —— At the last meeting of the Twenty-five school district of­ ficers of Barry county, with Supt. tidal board of the First Methodist I D. A. Van Buskirk as chairman. H. M. S. Pinafore. Gilbert and ■church, action action was wa* taken taken on on the' the ■church, ; County Cierk Allan c. Hyde re­ question of the rental of the social | coromlUef u , charge ol the Sulllvta comic opera, produced by School of Education at Northwes­ ceived on Saturday. Feb. 14. the BY M. L. COOK the Hastings High school and spon­ room to ths Barry County Rsd; second -Salvage fa Vtcluiy** col- tern Univeisit). Eianstun. HL, from new revised eligibility rhsalficaUOtU (or the Ure rationing program as Cron chapter ketion on Saturday. Feb. 21. I* 1 — — . „ sored by UM. HasUnga Rotary Club. Otcar L. Crook, for many years a limelight; but his work was a dlT-.‘ ImUlra Mura'S tni."a"J.’t7v7 ^-nroll'iten «\te".rak ot'ui wulj,™' 3“*»" “! u' *!"" Ante™. W‘ Uwrd by the GPA. to luperacde all • Bj'Mr. and Mr*. Glendon F. will be staged in Central Auditorium ' nrevlous n*aulation* fin. r. ih.n Northwestern. The group leave* Swarthout*. here Thursday and Friday. Feb. 20, fine ™.hi(public, nervier for mn more than service which ha* done and Ls do- ,or ,B m,TUnK> covering a period contk**. in«mtehio«p«uteitebteraAUOi';:Ltlw?JL'rj!.“i."''J!r .“-KIi “*?*“.•***.“IS I'.’.".?*"'' Creek —" ’on ' ’ Sunday ----------- ' Uw A re8^Uons apply to bUh OUI‘aa> ' new and recapped U and 27. al 8:00 o'clock with proceeds i ________________________________________________ half of tils adult life. He had three • ., (Written aboard a blacked-out; going to the Barry County Red;j ship enroute from Barbados toi; sons: Guy F. Crook of lids city. this country and adds so much to| had to be heated and lights were coutny garage, a* before, ready to Liter follow-up courses will be; ffCapt>fd f*^**1^ । Don Crook of Vicksburg and Shirley Uie comfort and convenience of all) Both the faculty and atudenta of Trinidadi more often necessary, causing ad- ,lart at Bme o'clock A. M It is held in various seoUon* of B*rn ; ,_ ' Crook, who was shell-shocked In the. our lives In this good old U. S. A. di t Iona 1 expense to the. church hoped to have the collection com- Co so that all the school officer* which per the high school have been puUlng We're Panama bound I ! first World war. for which lie has' >*v>»w*uu •«-. ,-<«,/« ■ ~ Red'ulrtrd before noon, if poyrfblt. po«»le may .ivu.v receive n.v the u information reM “* 10 ,aau‘on,‘ P»reoru forth a great deal of effort in con-! We're at lut on our way some- been under treatment at Camp Cus- i e«*t of thl*0city *nd was the son'. Mrs R. G Hubbard, county Red'pj^-Ad Cross last, •—fer ■— -*■ ■ - in ■ a ceived ...by those .. -in attendance.। ... or of Mr and Mr* Flam Crook earlv1| Cro *-' chairman, was delighted last. jn orc to finish the ’kork m jmum MH? MT TW whei, somehow-and at least our• ter hospital for several yean. The Stir* of HarilnLs tow^Wn He'wrrk ,o r<ce,Vl “ lrUer lrom lhe hours, more men .re needed Name* of those attending are not I A the r°l“”rt’X Board of Education is donating the , father died here on October 8. 1938. । £ ^1 the dlt rkt\Xuld lat J *rcreU,T of the olflcial board atat-lTtfiy ....A ulrrady ^ponded but yet avaiUble ;— reguUltons: Immediate objective will not . — J ole. • I"-use of the auditorium and co*U are His loyal, unassuming, faithful wife, er £ • fe5 montK? t^ so™ 'Ing ln« Lhal “hou.1 a .dl ^n,!n< ¥ °‘c. a ThU&une -• The following vehicle* »h*U be that,' * without dissenting vote a ictal u.laj of of 70 70 mm mrn could c^nd t>t»* used used This roune is one u of. ---------------the various being cut wherever possible to re-1 without interest Panama—bulwark• passed on June 2, 1932. ' , the board decided to send a re-ln vutl W|U j^asr phone or ltrojecu‘sponsored by the W. K eligible for Ures or tube* to the ex­ duce expense* so that a major por-1 0( Western Hemisphere freedom.. Oscar Crook never attempted special studies In the schools of this! Hon ol the gross return from the; Um. m<Ml vUal BnM between two> civic kadenhip. but It was always city, for hr planned to become a1 empted bill in full to the Red Crov. ^Winston Merrick and volunteer Kellogg Foundation, and the Barry ’"d. and only lo the extent pre­ vided by chapter IV of ,Kthe Tira fer the church rental for lhe 78; your «ervlce., * * “ County Health Department ticket sale may be turned over to halve* of a world at war SSu'during th^fall wmreZand! meetings. ™ s was “a n ?e “ cUon!' Dr. Norbert Schowalter reportsi This fine action - • Rationing Regulations: the Red Cross. I Our investigation finally brought for the.public good. For more than andI worked on the farm °* boar<1' “* lhr ,Ot“l amounl'that the following are furnithinx i <a> a vehicle which is operated Those who have been following yj up agU1Jlst a tUme wall; there is X lo'h thevum^r for a ew ve.T involved' if MpMur ln’ triick* for lhe pick-up of the waste by a physician, surgeon, visiting Jhe T “y. V?., abaolutely no way for North Arceri- .way maif'clcrk. wiiotr work and re­ mJKaw Uiat vuicluded' would ** ,nuch mor'’ “mnI material: Hastings Ice A- Fuel Co Inurie. or a farm veterinary, and this will be no ordinary Iiome talent sponsibilities are not generally real- little him □ heart vere f J m faM ',hc ,78 charged-4100 per meeting | one; PrlM. Brw _ one; Hastings city. ' which U u-cd principally for proproduction. There will be special cept by plane, and that, for us. was bed. It is not an easy job now: but l r d^Wrd^n^? J ltauSlT1* Rrd Cra" trraUy “P',rrcl“,w| three; Hasting* Iron A- Mclal Co. Ifesslonal services; costume* and scenery. Long hours absolutely impossible xmdness and courtesy 'lone: -Darrell Aidrich and Henry it waa much more of a physical and •o he decided to move to Hastings of practice have enabled the cast <b> A velUde which Is operated ,,, mental strain during the 29 years and try living in town. He at first ■ So II is to be Cristobal. Canal . Valdring have also offered lhe use to perform with a pleasing pre­ , by a regularly practicing minbler Zone, for a time. There we shall he gave to that service, from which1I engaged in the insurance business. . g..f, of cars anti trailers. No doubt Leodership ond Spirit Most' of any religious faith and which U cision. he retired in 1921. Then tire hours with L. C Welton and discovered I Al KkII IIN I good .use could be made of two or1 , used prinetpeliy In and is necessary Each ticket sold will help to con­ see what the possibilities of ships were much longer and the pay far that, notwithstanding the long i»«a>x»fcar w** Important Resources, Says I three more truck* also Please call to lhe performnnee of hi* religious tribute to one of the moat worthy down the west coast of the conti­ smaller. No one heard any com-, hours and the hard drives, progress E TnEllFtr ••Bill" Otto Dr. Schowalter If you can help with charities in the world—the Red nent may be.‘ If ship* are still run­ plaints from him. He took what he! wax very difficult in that line. duties; UUII r lUrNIJX ning we can do Peru and Chile. a truck or trailer. Fortunately for him. at about that r 1 »**•■’»*«* Cross. One hundred and thirtv-two> <c> An ambulance: had to do ns his job and did It s« xmu ., ■ — *1™ “ , ‘ he cor \ t ‘ . n u ent Br *?' Please have your contributions of mrmorni o| UIC rllliui(ru Blltl The Barry County Chapter has member* of the enlarged and re­, (Continued on page 1. Sec. 21 <di A vehicle used exclusively for been running somewhat behind In Argentina, and then trust to luck to faithfully. He never coveted the paper*, other ar-, orKanizeti orgnnlxet| Hasting* of .1 , magarinesand . . , nusiuiKs Chamber uihuuwi ui R. V. Gunn Was Brothei tides Hi-Im ntaml containers or commrree —"______ werg ___ _present ”___ at .u. Its drive for funds, so H. M 8'8*1 «« home Only lime will tell. Jn placed In onnd good container* the ____ open­ one or more of the following purhood ------ -Speaker r--------, tied in bundles and out on the ln< m„.ting ln j o. O F hall here Pinafore presents an opportunity Ute meantime we shall give you all Local G.S.O. Asks <l) To maintain fire-fighting n-».-------------------------------------- nf th»' front Porc,‘ *° m“y ** P,cMwl Thursday evening for making a little extra contribu­ the information on Panama obtain­ I up ea»Uy and won't blow all over william H-miri -— Help In Transportat'n The February meeting f William ("Bill") Otto, secretary services: tion In a-painless and pleasing man-, able r r ,, Brotherhood Brotnernooa was held nnu on Monday iHuuua; |■ lh(? ---------alrcets ner. • ’ . of the Lansing Chamber of Com-' ... At any rate, this < | Drain. pul m monlta T„, mll. Hastings citizens cooperated tnerce. guest of honor, said that;Uc police services. which threatened to bog loirls service onp.nlr.uon In «.>•,„ ,te condltlo„ ol splendidly in the first ' Salvage for the men and leader* in a community I <]) To enforce such laws aa re­ Barbados, Is going on. But we went News Stand lUW hru teen ocUve In provldlns । rMdj p„„nlln! lh, Victory “ drive and it was greatly have more to do with progress and uu. .,,^^,11, th- ,»nnwun Herewith Is the cast of charac­ through some sonic awful moment* on ■ enlerulnmrnt «( lhe U. S. O. Clute |rma| The appreciated and the committee will development titan the presence of I Of public health and safety that island. Let me give you some Four Meeting* Are ters: be -g ’ ad to have you continue your such favorable resource* a* raw * Sil Joseph Porter—Arthur Low­ Idea of our situation by way of ex-j | in Battle Creek. Local chapter mem- usua] fjne supper was served by interest during the second and material and power There wa* ab-1 Scheduled In County ’’ To maintain garbage dUer; Captain Cortoran—Roy Oarner; planation I ber* iiave been going to Battle Creek | and his suppJr fntiir-r roiiecttfnvi ’ solutely no reason in the world-he. P°“’ and othfr «n><*‘ion *ernco*; Ralph Rackstraw—Wealey Burrell; The first boat line, out-of New! — E— D.— Longnecker. — ---------- ------------Boll* Specialist. ------- -— ! Bl »,»>. iPnflt once a ---week—to— be-----------dancing ...wiart the Hastings orchestra fur­ Proceeds from Uie sale of the said, why Michigan should have be- । (5) To maintain mall services: .. . . ----------------------... address ----- -1----------------,u. soldiers and ,to n ♦-*Dick Deadeye—Ronald Conklin; York direct to Rio, on which we Michigan State College will partners of the take nlahlng, muslc during the meal waste item* will be divided equally come the world leader in automo- I (e> A vehicle with a capacity of Bill BolMlay—Bosun—Dana Burgess naturally depended, discontinued IU four meetings in Barry County on h".- In the various■ B*"'” provided ------ ।I A short business meeting was con- between Ute Red Crow and the bile manufacture Michigan was a 10 or more passengers operated «xBosuns Mate—Alden Burgees; Jo­ services th^moment w*r broke out n,uriu|av anrf Fridov of this week •by ducted u> by President nu. Allen b> the cclub. ub’ Much Muc11 of ttire JMr lime Ihe^e uuvwu .. .Prentice ■%.*.«."IUI»1 Ninety iiui.u<u children lumber state lur’ »'ho then presented County Countv Agent Aeent Hoi Lunch rauvvn fund .•uiv.y ---------- producing ----------— in the - , early• clusively ---- •/ for ont ■or more of the foisephine-Virginia Moore; Hebe- Then weX<ned to lake another' 2ror?m« to Harold J Foster COun- I >?“!* wo‘?en1 h“'c, Ftorter intro- are being served a hot meal at noon ton <* 2du»,r* Almost towing purpose.: Helen Covert: Buttercup—Ruth r tnL \.v,nin. evbry etf-rv school day al the Central any other state in ‘the east or mid- !1 <i> Tran*portaUon Transport heeaat <1> of paaacnBurrell; Midshipman Mite—Maxine Khool. 1 Vst rould or '“S1!?1! Em a. part of the services rendered Cooper. Have your contributions ready at J111’ natural resources then available t0 pubik by a regular transSailors. Marine*. Bisters. Cousins, .,00 A. M.. Ste ra dy. >1 . w „„„, , MO ,„ d I w “ “ ° ” « .ratenu 9:00 A. M.. Saturday. Feb. 21. Aunts Members of choral organi­ torpedoed. zations of the Hastings High school. rauto we tiraduction because we were -a auto production because were . *7J*"’*t1^*^* ‘ PEOPLE MAKE THE COMMUNITY I SOILS SPECIALIST ;=“U0 SPEAK HERE Fair Boards Urged To Carry On As Usual to spend Ute remainder of our ■ lives on Barbados. Only the chance Xi..“d .1i-A ? m “! S “rQ= During the discusrion Mr. Umg-1 wlLn about forty attending. Camauouner* and for the have taken it out of sheer despera­ necker wlU speak of the compare- | tlon> (or Herewith U a copy of a telegram tion. Our next article will come from live value of lime and marl. «*| table* were donated by Mr*. Clyde effect of both material* on cash Wilcox, and a local band (urnuhed received by the Secretary of State Panama. crop* as well as hay and posture > the m„,ir Everything But The Kitchen from the National Department of crops Rates of application of difTransportation to and from Battle Bink: ferent analysis fertiliser* for vary-, CrM.k u p-mng ui be a problem for Agriculture and which has been We have noticed with increasing Ing cast, crops will be received, uiese young women because of tire Interest one phenomenon of life Methods of application of commcr- . reau-jettons. So far they have furfair boards in lhe various counties: their own cars but in the "Because fairs and expositions in the tropic*—extremely unimpor­ ctal fertilizers that have given the * serve so useful a purpose I hope tant but extremely interesting. Hair best results will be included in the, future must depend upon the co। operation of local people. Those who the members of your association and fingernail* grow remarkablj discusaion. fast. One spends a good deal of hll The serie* of meetings are a part . ttre w mtng to help the Girls Servwill be encouraged to proceed with u.c m«:uug» of the meetings^ ®puiraviv,. sponsored by »••>the, jce Organization In lhe transportayour plans for 1942. There may waking hours going to the barber's । ui *.. ... **">|uon Barry County War — Board andj the ,, problem are asked to notify be areas where for military reason* or manicuring his nails. The dearth of news down here—'County Extension Office. Tlic dis- Loretta Springer, president of the it will be unwise to encourage large printed news—is appalling. With-' cusslon Is designed to give Barry 'club here m1m springer says that gatherings but such areas will be radio I doubt if we would! County farmers help with their soils I speedy cooperation will be apprervlativrly few and In any case can out .the... problems allow . > .... varrUUnm* tliat that n-tll will nllnw t K«*tnthem to ciatecj. ■be determined simply by consulta­ meet the county's production goal' tion with the appropriate corps newspaper I devoured a long article and still conserve or bulid their: dealing solely with the Improbabillty soils. Thrse meetings should be of are* commander of lhe United States army The 1942 fairs and of Japan's ever acquiring the au­ >pedal help to all township AAA ’ expositions can and I am sure will dacity to attack the United State*— committeemen and their attend-; be a powerful force In carrying to and written by an American army ance is invited the general public Ute facta and major I County Agent Foster, with the as- j lhe needs of America's war effort." The beggars of Barbados are sistance of Mr. Longnecker. plans to The Barry County Pair Board U really becoming quite sharp, chang­ test samples of soils for lime re-: Don Holl of Middleville going ahead with plans for a fair ing their approach now that there qulrement at each meeting. One of Seven To Die as usual. are fewer tourist* While strolling along Broad Street yesterday Kate A & P Founders ■ A dispatch from the Navy Departwas accosted by a black ragamuffin who pleaded, reasonably enough: Week Begins Monday iment Tuesday afternoon informed TRe l«al A. A r. .lore .111 Ob.;”"« MWtollle "Gimme some sliver. Lady. I wanna go ahoppin!'* «ree PobnterS We, .Well com. “> “» 1™«,C “r Thl* ship, on which we shall even­ merae. Mood.y ll « Mppen, u»t “.SdSTtell, TnSTn. VICTOR E. JONES. Prep. tually wallow Into Panama, is Having sold his farm Mr. Joni jammed to lhe gunwales. Everything this concern, which wf two years uln mar Nortolk. Va. taking the old at the outbreak/of the Civil live* of seven airmen. farm located 2 mile* north of Hick­ b topsy-turvy; wc purchased sec­ Don was the youngest son of Mr. ond class ticket* and wound up War la now in process of weath­ ory Comen. or 3 miles southeast of ering a fourth major war in whichi and Mrs Ed Hal!, both of whom with first class accommodations! Delton. He is offering a good list of Ute United States Is Involved. As, died when he was a young boy. He (Continued on page 3. Sec. 2) horses, cattle registered and pure­ in past national crises, the man­ has made hl* home since then with bred hog*, sheep, chickens, and NATURALIZATION agement of the company says that, Mr*. Gillette. He graduated from lhe tool*. Fay Hullck of Indianapolis, HEARINGS HELD it will continue with unswerving Thornapple-KellOgg school In 1936 Ind., and Dewey Reed will cry lhe Naturalisation hearings were held energy its policy of making avail­ and from the Engineering Depart­ sale See Uie adv. elsewhere in this yesterday. Wednesday, forenoon at able to the public good foods andi ment of Michigan State College In 1940. issue for full particulars. , the courthouse, with Sidney Freed consumer goods at fair prices, the Last March he enlisted in the maintenance Important of good health being of Detroit, representing the natural- ^XXiy during CHARLES CASTEXJE1N, Prop. , Naval Aid Corps and in November -- . . ---------this Having decided to discontinue isatlon department of the national 'emergency completed eight months' training at farming Mr Casleleln will have a department of justice, in charge of Pensacola. Fla He ha* been sta­ tioned at Norfolk since November Public Auction at lhe Will Caateleln proceedings. STATE FINANCIAL farm located one mile west of Quim­ Those seeking their citizenship REPORTS RECEIVED News. V* . to Mis* Jane Olson of by or 2'i mile* southeast of Has- papers were Anton Kessel. Wayland. Co. Treas. George A. Clouse is In Benton Harbor, culminating a ro­ Ungs- He is offering a good Usl of Route 2. a resident of Barry county. receipt of the annual financial re- mance that began at.M. 8. C. The horses, cows, chickens, grain, and who was bom in Caecho Slovakia;, farm machinery Dewey Reed will George Jernes Smith. 8. Hanover St. P°rt of lhe stale of Michigan, is- bride is a teacher of English in the rarm maenmery. uewey twee win • sued bv Auditor General Vernon J. Lakeview high school in Battle cry the sale and Clifford Ham­ Hastings, bom tn March. England; sued by Auditor General Vernon J. Creek and Anthony Lenic of Naahville. a Brown. The derailed report is commond will act as clerk. Bee the adv Also surviving besides the widow native of G rodus, Russia Poland. P>«te *nd gives Information about elsewhere In this Issue for full par­ coming to the United Stale* in 1913. every department of our state gov­ and Mrs. Gillette are another ilsticular. -»-»-»■ ------- — .ernment. The condensed report hasi ter. Mr*. Gerald-Keegstra of Grand ANNUAL MEETING |also been received and is an ela­ Rapids and two brothers. Rev. Rob­ The annual meeting of Delton । borate. Illustrated brochure, printed ert Hall, pastor of the Baptist Having work In Detroit. Mr. Weber Co-operative Creamery Co. will be In several colors and beautifully church at Big Rapids, and Rev. . ... ci . .J txr-operauve urramery uv. wiu ue in several coion ana oeauinuny —I th* A-* Delton Kellogg ai-h-wstl *" Brown — * “ -- * the Hugh Hall, pastor of the Baptist . ,n . » held at school/bound* Mr. states that Jim OolUson farm 2 miles north- February 21. 1942 orders were placed for these book­ church at Kewanna, Indiana west of Cloverdale. He is offering a Business meeting at 11 o'clock lets before the present emergency Funeral arrangements had not good list of horses, cows, sheep, war ume. or the reports would have been been completed late Tuesday eve| nlng.- Middleville Corre*. poultry, feed, and farm machinery. Dinner at 12 o'clock, sponsored by much leas ornate Henry Flannery will cry the sale Creamery. These reports are available at the .h„ ADVANCE CLASS IN treasurer'* office by anyone who and Ernest Gray will act as clerk. Program following " {BLUEPRINT READING See the adv elsewhere tn this issue Delton Co-operative Creamery Co. wishes to sea, them. class In advance blueprint read­ for full particulars. *** i■ A w „ —Adv. NOTICE ; Ing will be offered at Hastings High The monthly meeting of Uie Bar-1 MRS MARY ALLERDING. Prep. - KhooJ school in Room 205 beginning A SUCCESSFUL ry county Rural Letter Carriers asTuesday Feb 24 al 7 P M If vou Having moved to town and no SCAVENGER BALE social ion and and auxiliary auxUiarv will will be be iwld held . " y0U socialion are employed in a plant operating a But sixteen parcels of land we’re Allerdlng will have *n auction "Mie offered at the Scavenger sale on Ui the American Legton hall Satur­ lathe, milling machine, drill press day evening. February 21. Dinner at In Hastings at 001 North Michigan Tuesday, Feb 10. reports Co Treas or welder and Interested in ob­ Ave. She I* offering a good list of George A. Clouse, taxes having been '6:30 served by the American Legion taining further information tn the farm tools as wxll as some house­ paid on the other (our listed, be­ i auxiliary will be followed by a operation of these machines call .patriotic program hold goods Dewey Reed will cry fore the sale Seven fiareels were 2224 or 2774. Olenn Griffith. Sec'y lhe sale and Clifford Hammond <111 sold, the reeelpts amounting to | act as clerk See the adv. elsewhere 4119050. SUPPER NOTICE! in tills issue fdr full particular*. VILLAGE CAUCUSES Hereafter, on holidays, the DANCE r Caucuses are being held this week lobby of the post office will be Rutland Town Hall. ML night. ears, th* village • lections on Monday. March 9. KILLED IN CRASH OF ARMY BOMBER Four Auction Sales ... INSTITUTE for FOR "^institute ^JgHADUATE NURSES correctly judged me tremendous . --a-, — - i possibilities of early mode! "gasoline I uvrJrawLd^enL •buggies" which were ' generally con.sldered la be merely the noUy tnuvnuwlon facilities, Uinjlri' ration or communication faclUWoa, noite.d u>n--.iruction project, or farm, ex­ 1 brained inventors. Graduate nurses In Barry county This same situation is equally true cept when public transportation fac­ who Wte te«hln« or Who pten lo ''“Dr OU» uld. A commraUlx U ilities are readily availaHt: and enlightening address relating to Uie trend of food prices and the| effect of war upon them. He stated that conditions facing us in the; present war had no parallel with those of World War I and said Hut the United States has a surplus of 1 RM Cite.-----------OU-----in ------- mnxe it. vision, spirit ano uie wim some kind* of food now of which)teteh ——---------------the.re ■?u,e *h0rSltSe J? G HyEfen* to do do thiiiga thing* ar*, are toe the niuat most iui|Mni*<>t important —----- and Care of th*' s,ck “ "•“jio and 1917. Various condition*, in- i have an opportunity lo attend .■, assets --------..LT of ? a city, --------------town or state. eluding ciuuum legislation, food rationing ... । rr-h- jnc«ker complimented Hasa. and lhe placing of surplus earning* ■. either of .... two ------------one-week institutes i The speaker J*. „r community in Defense Bonds, will tend to keep during March through cOperation ,J7L.. .jT metn^ prices from reaching Che height they! of the American Red Cross, the,^ h( ( |h ; Cha.*ber of did In the former war. lhe speaker State Department of Health and '^mn^rce । Commerce. said, and made some prophecies lhe W. K. Kellogg Foundation I Roman Itflman Feldpauseh. Feldpauseh. president, president, analong the line of food price* and These institutes will be conducted; nounce<1 nounced lhat that Ulc the next next meeting meeting of supphw for 1942. along the line of a work shop and,the chamber of Commerce would The last meeting of the Brother-■ will be held in one of lhe Kellogg Monday evening. March X in hood for the year will be on March camps near Battle Creek. Al) meals the I O O F hall with tourist and 16 which will be the annual Ladles ' an d lodging will be fu —.Uhcd ffree “' ,rMort •development ■ ... and furnished as the theme. ■ only ■ expense — tn Ibe — ,trans-j —. Night. Dr. Royal O. Hall. Profesor an(j• the will of History at Albion College, is porutlon to and from the camp, „ t BARRY CO. RESIDENTS sceduled as the speaker. This h also: Nurses attending the work shop' ths Umeof theelection of officer* J wlll inV)ted for a period extend- get tires and tubes and President Prentice named a* a lng from Sunday aItenM>on u, satThe following tires and tube* have been rationed at the office of Allan ciiSK"Xi. M,ite“ will begin Monday morning and C. Hyde, county clerk, on the Febru­ Cortrlght and Rev. Stone. will probably extend through Sat­ ary quota: Obsolete lire* to Otto Kunde. 4; urday morning STILL A DEFICIT IN Experienced Instructors will lead Howard Burchett. 1; Ray Hurlbert. 2; Vesta Born, 2; Florence Harthy, group discussions and give indlviduWAR RELIEF FUND 2; Lester Bonneville. 1. al os well os group help in planning Tires for light trucks and peseta the home nursing course, methods Several Project* Pending ! of teaching, and making lesson ger tires. Chas. E. Higdon, 1; Dr. For Benefit Of Red Croix. plan*. del, 1. Contribution* lo the War Re-! T'T »n‘*r«l«d,,nd ?n ! Truck and bus tires. .v.u Forth Enz. 1; Ii.7n.nd -h. wit (‘Hw'dlng one of the Institutes,Ba—. q, Road Comm, j lief fund of the Red Cross continue should shouW notifv noUfv Mrs. Mrs Olive olive Sewell. Sewell. R.; R.'^rsuL. /—T h- -7.“!-.Tubes for the obsolete tires were to come in slowly, the sum of N.. Executive Secretary of the1B1Ven to Otto F Kunde. Ray Hurl4644.83 still being needed to reach Mlchlgan Stale Nurse* Association., burl. Florence Harthy and Lexter the 44300 quota assigned this Room 212, Capital Savings 6c Loan i Bonneville. county. Building. Lansing and application Passenger car tire tubes went to This deficit will doubtless be de­ forms and other Information will be , Dr. C. E. Morford and Dr. H. S. creased when returns are in from sent. Wedel. the "Salvage tor Victory" drive on Candidates will be accepted In ------------- »«»■ —------Saturday (the Red (Jroes to receive order of application. GEORGE DEWEY PROMOTED half the proceeds', tiie'triyrns from Red Crow teacher* are needed TO RANK OF SERGEANT the play. “Pinafore," at lhe audi­ and this is an excellent opportun-1 The Rev. L. L- Dewey has written torium tonight and tomorrow night Ity for instruction. friends here that his eon. George, and other projects around the who was inducted into the service county that are being arranged to last July in an air corps gunnery Meeting of County ..elp the Red Cross. help i inssiuijj school at a southwestern station, .At Middleville, an auction sale L*>nrlr>rc has received several promotions and planned for Saturday. March 7. 1* now chief clerk in the School when lhe merchant* snd other; There will be a meeting of Barry Squadron Headquarters and last business men of the village, the, County boy scout leaden in the week was promoted from flrat class housewives and the farmers of the Health Unit here Wednesday eve- private to Sergeant. He ha* been surrounding community are to do-1 nlng. Feb. 23 at 8:00 o'clock, accord- made director of lhe Squadron Oc­ nate whatever they wish for sale, Ing to Julius Knowlton, county tet. is sports editor for the camp at thl* auction, the Red Cross to j scout execu ive, ~ paper and script vtaitcr Writer tor the undertaking Kford the^ple o* that1 IP”RT_ ^J^Uwww8*****8 camp weekly broadcast over tha local station there. community and all who can should i801-0 AT H,CH SCHOOL attend the sale. The total of defense stamp* sold CHANGE DATES FOR A> wNM.ra to IV -earn ------------- -----week ... if ,uu. your cuuuuum,, community wishes in the the high high school school "ATER RENT PAYMENTS money for this fund, a paper pick- amounted 'o 412750. Mis* KarninFriday evening the city council up might bring in the dollars a* It ake's homeroom Ls still leading, decided to follow a new plan in ty ।i having sold 81855. collection of— water rent*, stagdid In one place in the county 41855. worth. Bonds the -----------------------*----------where 420 was cleared with but litt- sold "*"* last week *" amounted *to “ 8350 00 gering the dates so that they do Id Mr. VanBuskirk stated that there not all come in one month tn each tie effort. Other localities could profit by thl* experience ha* been a loss of sales in most ofI quarter. April was lhe month se­ Mr*. Walter Perkins, chairman of the schools each of the last twoi lected for the collections from the first and third wards. May for lhe the War Relief drive, report* the week*. The amount sold last week in the• second ward and June for the following donations during the past week: Another gift from Johnstown high school was 15 55 less than that. fourth ward then regularly every three months. This will greatly fa­ township: First United Brethren of lhe previous week. cilitate the work of the city clerk. ehurch. E Grynd Bt. Hastings; 1 Rutland Cemetery Circle; Hickory* PACKING HOUSE MARKET , INFORMAno*ToN This will be the last week to get Comers Unit; First Baptist church; Smith's Home Cured Hams INTANGIBLE TAX Carlton township also sent In an­ George . Rte per li'ltacon" .. -... at? in "chunk 25c Charlesv V.n.ifiri, Buttrtck. P. C. Peckother donation. per lb. Low price* on quality meats.' and Waiter H. Brook* of the NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS George Smith. Jr, HasUng*. Mich. RAP'd* Branch Office of the March 7. 1942 Will be the last day —Adv Michigan Department of Revenue. Ta t r Intangible Tax Divialon. will be at I will collect winter Uses for 1941. i the office of Register of Deed* Ver­ All tarmac, curb and gutter laid In NOTICE Annual meeting of Hs.tlngs ship-! nor Webster. Saturday- Feb 21, from 19M and aids walks, driveways and sewers laid previous to 1*41 will be Wed. Feb. 25 at Court House. Has- tar.ee to persons required to mak H. O. Fox. City Treas—Adv. 2-M tings. —Adv. 2-19. I *n intangible lax return for IM1. stated In the preceding purposes: fuel: for mechanical, structural, or high(3) Transportation by any omnmon carrier: scrap materials: and" finished products. farm product* and foods That no certiflcates shall under this paragraph for T ‘llMM Provided. be issued a tire or sonal. family, or household use. (Continued on page J. Bsc. 1) the greatest agriculture has evar been naked La to produce food to fesd our own people In other lands that are fight­ ing to down Hitlerism along with and ammunition. We must have food and the right kind of food to build our army and navy and feast How proud we should be that we have had a Farm Program work­ ing m lhe past, building our eMl fertility to the extant that we are able to step up our production at Barry County farm woman should table use and Ute cannl winter's supply. We must fields chickens and family and enlist nald wocnaa Mr a discussion (* 0 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUB8DAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1H1 'obituary j DIES suddenly Carrie A. Spence, daughter of WHILE FISHING ' Mottes and Barbara Shultz passed1 Robert Schoonmaker, aged or, away at her home. 5706 Kendall died suddenly Sunday *ft«rnoon , , . Ave.. Loa Angeles. on Feb. 13. fol- while fishing with three friends at Special Dress Sale at Bonnet & a attack. she waa bom Blue lake In Orangeville township Oown Shop—Adv. ’ nee. 3. 1858 In Hope twp , Barry Mr. Schoonmaker, a Kalamazoo spent her girlhood days fell over dead m he I Tonight a social meeting of the Co. and t; —• ‘ -—grocer, --------- ----------------~ be on lhe .... action of land her father fishing, Coroner 0. P. Lathrop al1 American Legion Auxiliary, is to sect eld at at the Legion Legion hall. J took up *from [held “ “ ------— the government. When trlbuttng death to a Ixart attack. Sgt. Kenneth viurcap.v Gillespie tiw. has fully — ■ «young girl she — learned mlllla son—and □urvivi.i* are w.v the widow, .......- ------------I t>» ‘- zvciuicin —-w ■ —- — ——• lhe • —— - , Surviving '_____ . from .___ his recent ------- . Illness .nery na.rv trade trail, later 1ata>r establishing —■ I ahi I .Hina a — bua- * - daughter. -a...-'Fl.. The bww4w body was IWIiniTC removed recovered :and is again on duty. .Incss in the Oscar Spaulding Dry to-the Benton funeral home at Del­ ton. __________ Local News A CHERRY P/E FOR WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY! COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL CHEER WHEN YOU SERVE THIS FAVORITE DESSERT MADE THE MARY LEE TAYLOR WAY. .nd Ur. Edord MaOrJlb. Hu- lh, LoAn,.).., c.w, Sh! Ungs, has enlisted at Fort Custar. IWM a member of the Presbyterian Charlee Paul has been named by church. South Pasadena. Calif. A the city council to fill the vacancy sister, Mr*. Ell* Bush, and eleven on the library board caused by the: nlecea and nephews survive her. passing of the late C. W. Weaplnter. Funeral services were held Feb. 18 Cedric Morey, who has been em'he Little Church of the Flowers, ployed by the Consumer* Foyer Interment at Forrest Lawn Memorial ’ Co. for five years, has accepted a P»tk. itton as engineer at the Hasr* ‘----------------DEATH OF CLAUDE [* Manfg Co. I Hastings taxpayers made a good MOSHER OF HOPE TWP. Claude D. Mosher, aged 83. passed record, paying 98 percent of the i winter taxes before the 3 percent away Tuesday night at hla home in 'collection penalty took effect, ac­ Hope township after a long Ulnes.; '• cording to City Treas. Harley Fox. He was the son of Peter and Amam-1 « i.u. 1 Suitable grave markers for Ute, da Mosher and had lived moat oCiK.' । graves of Veterans of Foreign Wars. hla life in Barry Co. Surviving are I 11 Knks»rbor». ..... ~ ------------- ------------------- in hi- wtfe Alta.and artater.Mre. Ad*!?; i.'*. I will be -purchased by the city, conformance with the law requtr- A’hby of Cloverdale. The body waa « uur ing that ererv soldier a grave be brought to the Wslldorff funeral • • u’~» properly Identified and marked. , Wayne Pinkbclner. former HasUngs high school track star, is num­ at the Cloverdale church, inter­ ber one miler on the Wretem Mich­ ment In the Cedar Creek cemetery. ! Ignn track team thia year. He ta PA881N<Tbp~SUSS also a member of lhe Western crow­ MARY E. UNDERHILL ; country team of which he has been Elisabeth -------------Underhill. named honorary captain twice. The' MI. m Mary ----- -------------two mile, lhe half mile and lhe pole- “ gN*' 70- ---------- “ ------w*y Monday ±4’ ‘.In 21 vault are also events In which he • ------ ------- ------------------------ j a long iil( neas with: ^3.. haart trouble, .... followed by competes. 11 —— "T... • Influenza. Lnfluenxa. She la U survived by a All former Barry county marines [ lulf-brother. Henry Smith of Nashhonorably discharged from "service' v! ;:- The remains were brought to I si kb.' o vine. n are invited to attend the Marine I the i^ nar( i runeral the I^onard funeral homc home whcre where:I s.»ik.r. funer»1 »•» held Wednesday; PanUtnd Hotel, Grand ftaplds afternoon at one o'clock, the Rev.' March 7 and 8. Gene Tunney and Winston Stone officiating. In­ Harry Kelley, former marines, have terment was In lhe Striker cemebeen invited as special guests of, ,n alrUer cc,nc < honor. Parents with sons tn the '________ . T , , marine corps are also invited., y.M.C.A. NEWS Among the entertainment features The Y gym night on Thursday has1 provided will be a ntovle of marines).begun to aUrlct full team* of both .... in action. | bo^ Bn(j gtHj. This week Uie cross Because of inability to secure re- c°urta were uwd and u basketball Hable help. I have sold my milk game was in progreaa tor men and , route to Aver? Rodgers, who will} women. Later the group* played ("■• Hr., continue to operate from the same, volleyball before the entire court ’J dairy, selling the same high grade ■ was given over for the men and a iiiHk that I hnyc soM, I wish to! reputation game of basketball... ‘?„i thank all my. customers for their, Tne program is provided for out fun.i« r.. loyal patronage of lhe past ami of school men and women and beinist that you may give Mr. Rodgers : gliu al seven te.w.l.i the same loyal support to our mu- [ --------------- « • « . ... . tual benefit. | Never was love, or gratitude, or Wm. J. Norris, Twin Pines Dairy.' bounty practiced but with increas—Adv. 2-19 । Ing Jcy, which made the practiser ---------------- -----------------------। still more In love with the fair act. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY - Shaftesbury S THE STAR OF YOUR MEAL IS MEAT ROASTS BEEF CHUCK Banquet Branded lb. CHOICE BLADE 25c FRESH GROUND BEEF .00 ......b. lb. SLICED BACON TIDBITS lb. SLICED BOLOGNA BACON Country Style — lb. lb. FRESH SIDE PORK FRANKFURTS OR BOLOGNA Ib. PORTERH'SE STEAKS Ch“ee CUTS 19 15' 20' 15' 18 21 37' whole or HEINZ SOUPS FLOUR Most Varieties 2 241/2 lb «ck s1.09 BABY FOODS 3 18 Igc. cans Sweet Potato Sausago Loaf* Creamed Cauliflower Red Apple and Celery Salad Rye Bread and Butter Cherry Cream Pie’ 27c lb. PORK LOIN ROAST rib holf — lb. Diced for Chop Sucy — lb. BEEF, PORK, VEAL LAMB SHOULDER ROAST Ib. OYSTERS F"-s’'idP»‘kpi„l FISH FILLETS Choi“p°n. SMALL LINK SAUSAGE G,°-NV COTTAGE CHEESE ib. LILY WHITE Gerber For Today's Dinner PORK STEAKS You Will Need: Irradiated O7C £ I 35 19' 31 17' 29 10' Q Fr tall OFc W cans tO 0 Select the additional related itemi you wont to feature from this list. Pure Sausage lb. 23c SWEET Potatoes 5 lbs. 19c PIE Cherries 2 cans 25c SNO SHEEN Cake Flour pkg. 25c ’We have the recipes for you. RICH WHIP WE GIVE U. S. DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS FREE 20 PET MILK Small t ans So Rich It Whips 4 tall cant 31 National Cherry Week Bakery Specials R KI Del Monte 2cans 27c goody lie 1st Call PEAS lie Vacuum Packed Cherry Pie 27c ☆ Cherry Tarts 3 for 20c Cherry Top Cakes__________________ 35c Cherry Angel Food Cake, iced____ 25c HONEY Party Specials for Washington's Birthday. GOODY can Golden Bantam 5 lbpol57 BANGHART BAKERY ill S. Jefferson SL Phone 2428 can Muller's Supreme BREAD 3 1 Vi lb. loaves QQc CO Muller's DO-NUTS Dox. 1 3 CHEESE pZ’ 2,.,39' ROMAN CLEANSER Kraft's Amari- O Ib. f*Ec r Jb F y CHEESE can or Velvceta £■ loaf Ov J, 2Pk„. KAY CHEESE p, 2..,35 WINDEX LT,i.15‘ COCOA Our Mother's 2 cai 19c SUNBRITE CLEANSER ... BEAN SPROUTS N,V 2...19 RITZ CRACKERS > lb. bo* NOODLES cn7zm;" 15 NBC HONEY GRAHAMS 1 lb. bo* lion Flake VEGETABLES s^'nLV:!:. 19' CRACKERS 1 lb. box EGG NOODLES ftX 15' LIBERTY BELL SODAS 9 25 33‘ 5 21 19 18 18' ni nr.nrn thel the Mlilioj* of Tb Log Cabin OND HALF (JAIXON. l»c. Large HEAD LETTUCE 2 15' I SYRUP O lh'far OC< CO I S400 bu,hel bushel Rowena DOGDIETS 2 lb. 19 SUNKIST ORANGES a.. 25' Old CABBAGE NcV 4‘ 4,25 APPLES fV.7.9 CARROTS Tu,T':: 3lb.1O IDAHO POTATOES 1(k, 39 b THURS.. FRI. and SAT.. FEBRUARY 19, 20 end 21 will be Mild 1 Evenings SO cent*. pl Gary Cooper. Walter Brennan, Joan Leslie in "SERGEANT YORK" POTATO One-holt IL. (lie. "DUMBO" bargain matinee Sunday 1:10 to 1:1 15 TUES., WED., THUR.. FRI., FEB. 24, 25. 26. 27 p F Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 20 FOOD;,CENTER Hxrkord and Htr««l Mated bf Ur«neh wilt that the matte. < SUNDAY and MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22 and 23 CHIPS WKBHMai CALIF. CARROTS 2 btb, 15‘ GRAPEF'T Seedless 10,.,31‘ BROCCOLI 13' FLORIDA CELERY 2.,.,k.13' FLORIDA ORANGES Jl', 19' IhtATLf BL. r 9 Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 LCE CAN COOKING APPLES Q b i'll? AN I) ► > I * HELLZAPOPPIN" i "Look here," said the captain to 1 the newly-appointed sergeant, (here are men coming into camp night after night after 'Lights Out' | has been sounded. If* got to stop!’ A few days-later he asked the « sergeant whether tilings had im­ proved. "Oh. yea. sir." was the reply. "The last man in blows the bugle g Barry theatrv? Hastings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 -Kd FRIDAY and SATURDAY. FEB. 20 and 21 Anne Gwynne — Robert Paige — Leon Errol "MELODY LANE" < 4 ACTION RELIEF THE MAN FROM CHEYENNE' FORACID INDIGESTION SUNDAY ond MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22 and 23 Lon Chaney, Jr.—Warren William—Ralph Bciiamy in "THE WOLF MAN" A-R bargain matinee. Sunday 3:M to 5:0g TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FEBRUARY 24. 25. 26 Gene Autry in 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich. N. Main St., Nashville, Mich CarvethA Stebbins "THE COWBOY SERENADE" I “THE REXALL STOKE" Prompt Delivery Service HASTINGS AJkJlkAjiflMkJBudkJkjdkja FMONK ZUI t �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 19, I94Z NEW REGULATIONS GOVERN RATIONING Community Notice* (Continued from page 1. Section I) Implements other than automobiles or trucks, for the operation of which rubber lire* or lubes are essential; <hi Industrial, mining, and con­ struction equipment, other than automobiles or trucks, for the op­ eration of which rubber Urea or tube* are essential. Recapped or retreaded tires may be secured under lhe provision* of List B. given herewith: The following vehicles shall be eligible for tires or tube* lo the extent, and only to the extent pro­ vided by chapter V of the Tire Ra­ tioning Regulations: »> a passenger car usea princlpally to provide one^or more of tlie^following transportation serv- Shults The Shultz P. T. A. will meet Fri­ day evening. Feb. 20. A talk on bird* by J. A. Reed of Kalamazoo Cloverdale Cloverdale Garden Club will meet( at th* home of Mrs Lester Monica' thk Friday Comrade Bunday school class Is sponsoring a plate supper Feb. 77 al the tpwn hall. "Die Comrade Sunday school claw held / Valentine party Thursday Mrs Weltnn Brook s Off leers elected were: Mrs. Delos Flowers. Pres: Frank Humeston. Welton Brooks, treas. ill Licensed JlUiey. taxi, or rimliar transportation service to the Brush Ridge general public: t The Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle <2> Transportation of person* to will meet Thursday. Feb. 28 with enable them to render construction Mr*. Little Stamm for an all day or mechanical, structural, or high- meeting Pot luck dinner, way maintenance and repair serv­ ice*: , Shults The fihultz community club will <3> Transportation of excutlves, meet with Mrs. Gertrude Konieczny engineers, technicians, and work­ on Feb. 26. ers to and from, or within, »uch of the following a* are essential to Doud Um war “ffort: power generation The Doud Ladle* Aid will meet or tranunission faellitica. transpor­ with Mrs Clarence Campbell tation or communication facillUe*. Thursday. Feb 26 for a pot luck or agricultural, extractive, indus­ dinner. trial. military or naval establish­ Delian ments: Layman Sunday will be observed <4i Transportation on official business of Federal, Stale, or local in lhe Delton Meth'odbt church Sunday morning al 11 o'clock. Ar­ government employees engaged in thur Lathrop. Layman on this the jierfonr.ance of government ’ charge will speak. functions essential to the public services,will be held in the health, safety, or the war effort; Ii Prayer mclliuufc u Delton Methodist church Friday <5» Tram porta lion of produce ine/noon? Feh*M. ' and supplies to and from the farm p'T A W1U hoW next If an applicant operating such farm meeting in ‘.he Delton Rural Agri­ does not own or possess a truck or cu|Iur,| ^4*. Monday eveother practicable means of trans-;n|llg Feb. 23. portalion; | ' i6« Transjxirtatlon of traveling Goodwill salesmen who are engaged In lhe Goodwill W. S, C. 8 will meet sale of farm, extractive, or Indushome of Mrs Frank Ferris, trial equipment, food* or medical,Thur*.. Feb. 26. for dinner. supplies, the dlatrlbuUon of which, T* T FORMER HASTINGS b> essential to tlie war effort; I RESIDENT PASSES <7> Transportation of newspap- |I Charles J. Johnson, who lias been cn for wholesale d^very: Provided,' In poor health since suffering a That a passenger automobile to be paralytic s»roke last summer, eligible under this paragraph must passed away nt his home In Banta be used exclusively for. one or more Ana. Cal., on Friday. Had he lived of Uie |>urjx>srr. in this rubsection until tills week Friday, he would have been 91 years old. Mr. and «b» Trucks used for any impor- Mrs. ________ ____________________ Johnson came to Hastings In tant purpose not Included In List A. I 1917 from Oakland. Nebr., and re««,—,------------sided on W Green St., until two „ 1KT ' year* ago when they moved to SanU Ana They would have celebrated their sixty-seventh wedding onnlNineteen members and guest* of: Vfnury In March the South Thornapple Farm Bureau During hla residence here. Mr. group met nt the farm home of Mr.' j0hn«on wa* employed at the Hosand Mrs William Crldler last ting, Mfg. Co., of which his son Thursday evening to discuss "The Abrn Johluon u the prMldent. ' Farmers Relationship with Other, surviving are Mr*. Johnson, who Group*." Our next meeting will be is ■ seriously j. ... ill following • - • a stroke; held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. two ions. Dell ,C. Johnson of Oma­ Clarence French next month. ha. Nebr.. and Aben E Johnson. Hastings: two daughters. Mr*. Da|sle The B. P. T. Farm Bureau group Crur and Mrs C. E Thoma*. SanYa met Wednesday night at the home Ana, Cal. and six grandchildren. nf Mr and Mrs Ward Lindsey bf Funeral services were held Bun­ Prairieville with Uilrty-three pres­ day in Santa Ana and the body wa* ent. Arthur Hoist led the discussion. The next meeting will be a potluck plac'd in a mausoleum there. rarni Bureau IrCWS Organizations and Sharren Valentine were guest* Plrrsnn of Fowlerville, on January at the Valentine party at the scIkmiI 10th. A reception wa* held for the r ar* ! old Elhoit of Flint called on friends Friday afternoon. After a rousing couple in the American Legion hail, Siu w”1— good time playit-g games. Valen- The table decorations were pink tines were exchanged and refresh- and white. Mr. and Mrs Pianon ne*d*y. Feb. 25 al 2:00 p. m. Bring There were 10 member* present mepts of popcorn, candy?jello and received many lovely gift*. They a guest and a 10 cent gift for each. ' at the Friendly Neighbor'* Birth­ cake were enjoyed 'are residing tn Fowlerville. Entertainment and refreshments, day club. The birthdays of Ines Barbara Daniels lias been absent Mr and Mr*. Elmer Marlow and ------------ ' Sa vac ooI and Leona Yarger were from school because of a skin in- Mr. and Mr*. — Mina • Elliott were ■ Circle No. 2 of lhe W. 8. C. 8. celebrated; each receiving a lovely fcction. shopping in Grand Rapids on Mon. will meet Tuesday. Feb. 34. at Uie gift from the member*. This chib We are planning on seeing you at Harl Daniels had the misfortune the meeting Feb 23rd. Plans will of getting his hand cut on a piece Broadway. Dea*ert at 7:30 P. M of th* M members were honored be made at that lime for mcxkrnGUMta welcome. • ‘*t ,h* time of their birthdays with Ising lhe school. Tliere will be pic­ of steel at aciiool; the cut required -----------a party *nd in most ca-vi a pot tures. comment*, a general diWun- 12 stltlhe*. Jackie Wickham U spending lhe Hospital meet at ----luck dinner. --It -was _ Guild No. 12 wiB...... - -------— voUtf__to_dto_ - sion anu x>ru and reircsnmcnw. refreshments. Bring week end with his grandmother, ib of Mra. Howard Prost continue and । either doughnuts doughnuts or or sandwiches. sandwiches. -----— the \club ‘uu " nu we carry (either Mrs. Erma Wickham. evening with Mrs. Philo w4,h . .. will. u. „r> , I M, .rd Mr. Or...V.lmiln. of Robert Henney. a student at A ™r=«U . »jrr ... Md U> dln„„ Ur. Or«M. B.1I ■“•"I !,u«ru .< Urr home ot Me. .ml Mrs. Michigan State spent the weekend needle and thread. with his parents. Mr. and Mr* Fred ■ lor Mr. Mr mra ana Mrs. waync Fierce fierce ol| ci 1c , ;wU„ (or Mr. W.jne Henney. W S. C. 8. Circle No. 9 meets on Ha«Hnv« «*',‘ngs• Mra Mrs• Piarr>a waa fnrnsAr. ,i ,.,rer of or Marion M.rwo 11 ,Ch»l« -------------- —----------------• Wednesday evening. Wednesday evening. Feb. Feb. 25. 25. wUh with ly »«•>* Clem. daughter _ _ >’ »*" _ POWERS El HOES "Die wlft* were c*nt,J' ln '»“_• arTn Mr*. Harley Fox. Mr* G. M. Brower whfch « Ml and friend* ...tek ._ lunch .. homr homr »bdtmg"relative* viiitlmr relative* unit friend* , . , , . . , A party of fox hunters from and Mr*. Robert McGtocklln are . ®Pfn*d®"*r “ ‘ Ull Sunday — . . Grand Rapid* irjairted they shot eo-hostmez miu Ruth Farr 1* in J­ —• ,, Tho<i Mr and Mrs. Cleon taindon spent three fOxe* in till* vicinity SaturaS; Friday in Grand Rapids ri..m day -------------afternoon. Mrs. O. H. Trlnklein will enter- and her friend of Ionia. . Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Yarger and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heydenberg tain lhe Grace Lutheran Guild at It to only deep regret that -is felt family called on Mr and Mrs. Neil and . family of Grandville spent her home on 521 W. Court. Wednes- by every one in Oariton. to learn Wilson Sunday afternoon. Sunday with tier uncle and aunt. day Feb 25 Mr. and Mrs Ouy and family I Grandpa Jack Smith spent the j ' ’ ' - ----------are leaving us. They will be great- weekend"with Mr and Mr* Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Mlnar Palmer. Tlie Baptist Ladies Aid will raeetjy missed Mr. Guy will leave for iTUcher. Sunday evening callers. — with Mr*. wnn Mrs. Htmin Hermon swarr Soder on E. e. High rugn nriiona Arizona wnrre where uie the aoctor doctor nas has adau- were Mr. and Mrs. Garc Tischer and St., Thursday. Feb. 28. A program vised him to go Immediately, due Mr. and Mr.*. Arthur Yarger. ha* been arranged. < to a bronchial condition For a‘ Mrs Otis Allerding received word *aa time Mrs. Guy and children will ; Out her granddaughter passed OBITUARY remain In Hastings where Wilma'away Friday. Feb. 13. She was Marlin D. Chandler, son of J. and Max arc enrolled in high school. Mrs Livingston, formerly Dorothy Newell and Mar)’ Chandler, was; We pray that Mr. Guy's new loca- Allcrdmg. daughter of Will Allcrdborn Dec. 22. 184? in Huron Co., tion and the different climate will Ing. She leaves two daughters VlrOhlo and departed lids life Jan. 22.! give him prompt relief and perhaps | gin la and Doris. Mrs Allerding 1942 at the ate of 94 years 1 mo d“V they can return to us to and her son Roy and hi* family At Uie age of five he with his par- n“‘kc lhclr home here again t attended tnr funeral Sunday affer­ ent* came to Michigan settling on Mrs 1>,*U DanfaU •>»• b*™ 111 i noon at two o'clock in Battle Creek. U»e I«m ,l.«rc m-Uccd torrtout'“J, 1,0 uk’n >•" Mm. Cora ai«r rnu-rumed Um HR On rw n IMO hl. o.-t I1"ursd*yLodlea Aid for dinner at the L. A. ta «; UNW’tn m.r Mr. and Mr* Henry Williams 8. haU Thur*. Feb. 12th. There Jane mn Tn dtld2 unmn' sUrUd for S‘ UjuLs- Mo . Thursday 1 was a fine attendance A business riage to Jane Hall. To this union,tvcnlng to wltne*s tlie marriage of meeting was held in the afternoon were born three daughter^ and one their daughter Geraldine to Alec and an Interesting lecture given son. His wife died In 1904. Later he Neal of Grand Rapids on Saturday, about Abraham Lincoln by Gold* was married to Josephine Priest Feb. 14th. They were hoping ‘hat Farrell and Rev Love. Mrs. Farrell who passed away in 1917. In 1919 he their son Lawton who is in service' brought a small model of-the log married Elizabeth Roach who pre-1 there would be able to attend the cabin In which Mr. Lincoln wa* ceded liira In death in 1941. He j ceremony. born, leaves to mourn hl* death one i Mr*. Clark Oversmlth Ls Improved Mrs Tris Norris is on the sick list, daughter. Mr*. Hah B. Jone* of|*R« suffering most of the winter Mr* Bertha Krussel of Battle California, three grandsons, three •'M *n Injured shoulder and Creek has been vLsltlng Mrs Emma granddaughters, one great-grand-, lroublc .Norton. daughter and several nieces and I Efa|n*‘ Fu»cr fa Uie first to get Miss Eileen Daniels, daughter of nephew* He was a devoted membir' bcr 8,±mP HHed. ' Mr .nd Mr* Lewis Daniels, was of the U B Church at Cedar Crack Congratulations Elaine united in marriage to Qlendon Plerfor nearly 75 ywara Y-vonne Clem. Marqulta Daniell;son. son of Mr. and Mr*. Alfred nt w mw STeX" ;CARLTON CENTER r Crossing Your Finger* Isn't Enough ear ran nine unodhli. MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. FORD — MERCURY Coart at Charcb at, — Ilastlnn LINCOLN Lenten Specials SALMON fancypink 2 1 U>- cam 30c 2 lb. box 6! CHEESE KRAFT DINNER precooked macaroni and cheese box JQ no. 2 can JQ PEAS, ODESSA EARLY JUNE BISC-O-BITS sweetened butter crackers box JO C. THOMAS STORES * HASTINGS PANTING OF AIRS* DOROTHY LIVINGSTON Mr*. Dorothy M. Livingston, aged 38. a former Hasting* resident. 1 paased away on Thursday evening' In a Battle Creek hospital after an Illness of jeven weeks She was bom in Hasting* township on July 23. 1903. Uie daughter of William' and Nona Caln Allerding For the| post eight years she had lived in' Baule creek and for seven years, waa a cleric at lhe Post Products, plant. Surviving arc her two daughters. Virginia and Doris, at, home: her mother, Mrs. Harry i Church. Hastings: her father, Wli-I liam Allerding. Hasting*; three, brothers, Blake. Glenn and Nile Al-1 lerdlng, all of this city, and a *1*-, ter. Mra Ruby Radebaugb. Detroit. Funeral services were held in Bat­ tle Creek Sunday P. M. the Rev.; Dan Brady offlciaUng. Interment; In Memorial Park In Battle Creek. WHERE YOU GET THE BEST FOR YOUR MONEY AND WHERE YOUR MONEY DOES ITS BEST! W J. C. NKNNKY CO., INC. BudgetWinded'(bllonfashions A Zipper front percale with bright print, very smartly tailored. B Clean, smart check with brim front but­ toning. back gathered skirt. DEATH OF MRS WM. PERKY DETROIT Funeral services were held Fri- C Plain and dotted per­ cale in fresh, vouthful style. Low torso type D Flower print on white . . . button front blouse alitciied braid collar. Riverside Cemetery for Mra. Wil­ liam Perry of Detroit, sister of supper with a speaker on the pro­ PIONEER RESIDENT, gram the second Wednesday 'in WAI.I^CE NORTON, DIES Archie W. Reickord. Laurence E Christian jv Science March, but Uie place wiu not de­ Death claimed another pioneer Barnett v . of '; the . ------determtried. Barry county resident Sunday m; church irad charge of the service, the passing of *.ltace Norton at Mrs. Perry U survived by her The Hastings Community group Uie home of his daughter. Mra. Ettal br04>er. an aunt, Mr* met al Uie home of Mr and Mrs Lee of Dowling. Mr. Norton w#a A^hie McCoy and seven nlecea, bcShirley Blood Monday evening with bom In Vermont 94 year* ago. thel*““ B ho<t b> whom •he| fourteen member* and two visitors son of Mr. and Mr* Russel) Norton, i wl}| t» Eready mlsaed. present. A motion was made that The family moved to Barry Co. JUtaUve* and friend* from Can-; - the group petition Uie governor, when the son was two years old. "d“- I*’™1' arand “nd senator and representative that cen- I For many year*. Mr. Norton oper-1 Kafamasoo were present at the tral standard time be re-established a ted grill mills at PrilchardvlUeJ 8*rv‘ccsas official for Michigan. AnoUier, motion was carried that each fam­ ily in the group get one new Farm arr Ch0 <utt’ht*^' !s‘ Rose •union in the Y-Church Bureau member During lhe rec re-| at ion period Ardith Blood enter-1 Nora Ftaher of Charlotte andMr*., basket ball league Saturday. The Lee of Dowling: three grandchll, Methodist Indian* lost to a selected Mined the group with baton twirl- , of older ptayer* by . score Ing with her mother accompanying drrn and eight great-grandchildren, her on the piano. Funeral services were held al U>e of jo-3. The Indians hid been lbs Dowling church on Tuesday al 2:00 leading team of lhe league. In Use Tire Hope and Orangeville group | P. M. Uie Rev. Robert Smith of- third gafne a team captained by met Wednesday evening with Mr. Delating Interment in lhe Dow- Ed McKeouah defeated a team capand Mrs. Ferri* Brown. Twenty-six ling cemeteiy. | talned by Bruce Myers. were present. George Clouse led lhe discussion The next meeting will be the second Wednesday In March at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Clin­ ton Castle. OBITUARY *"*"* Josephine. Wijite was born March 10. I860 in Balltmore Twp.. lhe daughter of Mr. and Mr*. William While. On July 4. 1U4 she wa* unit­ ed in marriage to Edward Phillipa. To this union were bom twelve children, three boys dying in in­ fancy and one daughter, Mrs.'Hazel Phillipa MeQrary died in Texas leaving a year old daughter whom Mr. and Mrs. Phillips raised as their own. The remaining family con­ sists of three ion*. Clarence of Canada, Ralph of Riverside. Cal., and Rex of Battle Creek: five daughters. Mrs. Mary Packard of Rutland Twp.. Mr* Alma Jordan of Augusta, Mr* Edna Cordes of La­ Crosse. Wls. Mrs. Margaret Yalta of. Alikins. Minn , and Mr*. Lllai BardeH of Deadwood. 8. Dak. Mrs. Phillip* lived in Michigan' until 19M wnen the family moved to Texas, later going to Oklahoma. South Dakota and Minnesota where her husband passed away In Feb. 1038 After hl* death, she made her home with her granddaughter. Mn Car! Nlckander. She spent lhe win­ ter months in California with her *on Ralph and one summer was' spent in Michigan visiting relative*. Last November she moved to spend the remainder of her life with her daughter at whose home she died, Feb. 5. She wm a iovln/ mother, a loyal friend and a truly Christian wom­ an. 8M belonged to the Methodist church of Cresbard. 8. Dak. Besides her children, forty-one grandchil­ dren and 24 great-grandchildren, she leaves z host of friend* and two sister* and two brother*. with hl* friend, Alwin Welfare at Hastings. honoring Mn. Mias Artelle Bedford of Hasting* spent the weekend at lhe home of - — ----------- -her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. thur Bedford. Mr*. Bedford. Thirty-two guest* enjoyed E Sparkling print zip­ per coat . . . shoulder smocking full skirt . . . deep pockets. F Breakfast coat In wrap - around style. Bright splash print Grand Assortment Smart Homemaker* Will Welcome Theta Value*! CRISP COTTON FROCKS "Die smartest, freshest collection you have ever seen! 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THCHSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 194; FAQC FOUR AN EPIC STAND There are two bright spou tn tha' Editorials l era! of ths smaller children of the QUIMBY •coring beet in the match with U1 pin*. Bowling Newt Books for Buddies soc Th* Quimby Rxt*n»ton group met with Mr* Henry Sothard recenUy Mfe ^o,^, from their Tarm on with thirteen present A coopera- ,... 8lat< hj,. l0 their home on uve dinner was prepared at noon, ym street from the mmu supplied by the —f--------- » s ■ ■ — leader* A discussion oa food*, food cloverdaLE value* and hoarding tollowwd American* bring your paper*. The children of the Bunday and any waste paper, to school bad * ValenUne party in ,inc n/Tottn Ha u. which will — be open roan re-iu the church basement on Saturday - • " --------- ---r-.n from Feb 18 to 36. All proceed* go The 4-H Handicraft and Cloth­ to the Red Cross . tng club* had a joint Valentine party on Thureday Mr. and Mra. Charts* Rowley Italy star.de to conserve between and family viaited her folk* who 5.000 and 6.000 tons of nickel since arc moving to Hasting* on Sunday she has replaced .nickel coins with evening. tlioie made of acmonital. a new EV months but only now are we be­ I generally gloomy picture of the, Entries for the third Hastings ginning to realise what it means idemocrsUc war scene One Is the City Bowling Tournament are ex­ BUCK UP AMERICA! pected to exceed those of 19M when to wage an uphill fight against a ■fmjican «>■«■■■■ — —— — driving back HtUerdivision*; the ' # ^^Xg^eX night 23 five men teams. 33 doubles and 57 singles competed for the prizes dieted that 1943 would t» mostly I All of us must have patlenco with other, lhe epic .tand being , and expertcnred some of the bert land faith In our country. ourselves by General MacArthur and IU* gal- p|n ,pllImi m Ito history While no year's team champions. HernuuS favorable for U»e Axl* power*. |( lant littto band of Phillppmo and real big scores were turned In. twrn- Anderson and Ernest Crumback won Wlnaum Churchill a^d aa much ('fighting. Amenean troops Ui Bataan Penin- । ty of thr thirty members scored the doubles event A. Anderson won I belter than 500 pins and thv aver- the single* and Dave Goodyear wee tp hi* *ddre*» before lhe joint *•- I ,UI" J u. age of the thirty bowler* was bet- the All Events thampion. *ion of the Oongre** of the United |( MacArtliur ha* stamped himself, ,h 170 lns JW,r gan„. Thf question. Entries for the tournament must We are going to be called upon * brilliant field general Unlike j urger scores turned in were 587 be in lhe hands of the secretary sued similar warnings in hl* speech­ during th* coming months to show m0Jt British and American com- by Dave Goodyear. 576 by Roy Hub- before March 15lh and tlie tourna­ es. Newspapers and magazine* have that bulldog tenacity of spirit which 'manders tm date, he ha* not missed b»rd and 560 by Al Brown, ment begins the weekend of March u, 'oalwIUUf ■■«,« J.*„“'iy 32nd. stressed Uie*e unhappy fact* to mil­ kept BwUnd MhUm b^k duruw . for the children of Uie school ot> ,U“J' lion* of reader* Uiroughout the VICTORY the dark day* following Dunkirk panrae force* Pbton Ring team. Nashville won a " afternoon and invlted-sev- °P*®whert the odd* against survival Jt would be difficult to overeat I- , patr of game* from the Pbtonite*. seemed bopete** to all *ave lhe mate the tactical Importance of hb Hartings Ice and Fuel won a pftjf, ....... ■ , semieu i smug calmness: • complacency 4Und | of game* from Leonards and thus H. u >»-«. S.Americans wifi have to pay a Mr Bennett t». health elasa thia vbuajize the meaning of a revere i,heavy_prjc»'for their lack of pre- force of 300.000 men. E-ch day that for ,hp PVPnlng. bbnked Middleville, defeat than mental readiness tp paredoes* and scornful disregard he holds out gives the allies that z — — Beat scores: “ D Goodyear ■567, R -pimi- as a special feature They withstand the shock. ■' ‘ 576. "... Brown 569. for any responsibility for trend* in much more tune to get men and Hubbard — — O. are —also ------ studying how to make LOOK ..—... ---------QUt ot bhmfcets and People of the-U. S. A. are learn­ imkUmi. lo lhe .ll-i„,poru»< soolh ’IL'K'" Ing that It is one thing to talk about 'International affair*. , . : Browei 557. B Payne 551. L Haw- cimhinir Offices, Teachers And cheer-up—worse new* is Pacific area which b lhe present. thornp H1 K Ubrrteaux Mt. w. Thr The fL~ first_________ club hour_____________ of thb remes- . the fall of Singapore. andUier thing coming before the improvement be­ Jap objective Student*. Parents. rr wa* wa* held Monday. Monday February 16 | Ten millioo books will be I Schadcr 539. G. Perkin- 538. K ter to read eyewiuie** accounts of the .... . — 1 The sad thing U that MacAr- vu... Clark 537. R. Moore 536.----------------K Chase u The agriculture students have sought for Bien of the United ______________________ actual catastrophe; one thing to gins 1 thur * army can never be reinforce*! 529. H Cook 525. G Monica 515. V. been attending the dairy school for States armed forces and Mer,, ,, . , , smith Ph„ni «kt. Smith 509. A. Me!ro»a Melrose 505. 505. W. W Ayrt* Ayres nat'onal nafonal defense read predictions that Japan would A HOME FRONT* in time, short of a military miracle. । ' 503. F. Clark 501. have little difficulty tn establish- ,PEARL HARBOR? i Between Pearl Harbor and Manila A CLl Mr and M trrtalned the urday evenin home. Buch being won Millan. WW1U Mrs Ted 21 the home of McMillan. TYPEWRITERS Ing important base* in the East In­ It is lime that higher ups in the die*. another thing to sit helplessly of Civilian Defense stop mud­ by while these moves are being made. Office 1 • With bad news rolling in from ।dling. The negative accomplishment* to all fronts, with Singapore gone. cannot be attributed to civilian wiUi important bases lost in the date । East Indie*, with the Burma Road indifference. threatened and with British armies back about where they started in ___ ___________ Libya, perhaps the realization will men Lo^i andofficiate women were eagerswamped to help with come to Americans that this coun- h - --------------------- and local । So far. however, state try l* faced with a long, difficult organiunons nave uc«n and bitter struggle. (by lack df directlorf fromnaoucuiieu WashingAny lingering belief that either । ton. A perusal of the Ibl of names the German or Japanese armies will । ==.. -.. loron-.u,.. b « ring of Japanese bland bases I Conitnercisl League 1 For the second successive week, the Mrs Steve iter club for Wednesday a her home a was played Mrs Ellis Ke Mrs Lloyd Mn. John CJ Mrs. James with a blrthc honor of Jan Mrs Ray Hot troll. Mr ant Freeport and Morris and d SPECIAL! We have bouzht at record priee*. m-inufaetarrr. .ampin American Red Cross, t- eri- THE LEE OFFICE SUPPLY "*■ so far produced in World War H. । tion#,, ’—1 ,k.w. u.' service Organiza- f?a* bo’n »-**»«ned to lhe tlOnS’ ’_______, _____________ “THE HUHINE8HMAN*S DEPARTMENT STORE" it Stale Street Phone 8747 Hastings. Michigan present. Hospital Gt evening of lai ren Carter. A E R Parcel Mrs. L R G Corkin. Bridg dessert., the » die Olnsgow At Tobruk the Britbh liad Uie ad- dividual play for the evening. Hu- whtehlua tn th£ PMt'tncludS’amr- *SS''RIA vantage of backdoor sea comm.mlca- bert Cook scored 592 for the loser*. Imte. Lakeview and Eaton Rapids The welding of Mis* Lucille Cole lion*- MacArthur and his men. howShop and o<*’d>pflr Bro' Tlie Girl Reserves had informal dauithtex uf Mr and Mr* i v rv»i. z..,r.„z!7 T""’' ,“a xva K'x irsjmrxsL}0- *• ■». >«»->“ -> ’• । *>r»vely without _ _ plMVV _____________ and Mrs. Albert McClelland of out even «en romfort. ------ ... won "the* ,h, odd'gamc oam(>’’ hv Mr Hanacn nnnouncM ch ^ the comfortformer by u H_ .- Mr. HAnvcnannouncesV change m me date ln8 hoPc °f eventual relief. 1 plns pins. da.1* for the ,he Advanced blue Barrj vllle was held at Uie Cole ' city Father, with H. Thompson Pr»” reading cits*. It wUl be held home at 2 p. m. on Sunday with on the upper brackets of the O. C. D. | T* 1 ' s P ,rl1 exemplified by thb suddenly collnpse is refuted by ( leading lhe way with 547 dropped a J’i Room 205 February 21 at 7 P M. the Rtv Mureins Taber officiating MrElwnin s fifth hour fresh- Mrs Taber played the wedding harsh, unpleasant realities. ।payroll will help to explain why Brral B^nera! and hta men should nair of games to Middleville Cream• * man English class Ls dramatizing the march. They were attended by Mb* are in a tnes*. j shame those who arc hampering the Although Hitler's reverses in Rus- things । Vikings gmooco grubbed a a compieie complete »erir» series Drake by Katherine ir- , Viking• 'Israel ----- ---------— .................. Clara Gillette and Ralph McClel­ rta do represent the first serious There b no excu*e for thb situland of Barryvllle The bride was of from Andris Service with E. Crum। t rv.r^ «ith a ami T,’c Girl Reserves have elected as gowned tn aqua blue poplin and Nazi error In military judgement. atlon. । ,{bor> by sclfbh considerations 1 series. StaS Insulation blai.ked Auto the bridesmaid wore blue and both It 1s nevertheless apparent that lhe । Less than a year ago ,i group of wa8e rates and profits. Chundb :: Vice pres. Sent* Furrow;’ had corsages. police officials from every state in ' ~~ I sport Shop and Hastings Construe-1 Sec Elisabeth French, and Treas..• German* have given ground In an : Tlie groom Is affiliated with the tion took a pair of games from Elizabeth Doster The following new orderly manner and With no great- । Rich Steel plant and the bride is I Moynahan ond Paul. members are be ins taken Into the er loss In equipment than could be ,study the superb Civilian Defense Best scores: K Braendlc 615. H. with lhe Michigan Telephone com­ La- ■ e-expected under the circumstances. Organization , which has been built | Cook 592. D. Drews 555. F Pultz club this year Wlllo Hampton. .sianonr - ----------------------' pany of Battle Creek. Both -are Rae Dean. Joyce Ffev. Msyjorie —■ * SM. E. Crumtert SM. H Tho...p«>n 3UQ(,u F^t„ HV"“« l’“h An a.my which can hold togeth- tup over there. An organization so ' .। 547. D Goodyear Payne J12. d .. Thcv »re now located *1 aa Pre. •r under the terrible winter condi- excellent । ooooye— 534. —.. B —---------------that it functioned smooth; . TWENTY YEARS AGO — DeCou r.11 U U.tKI.^rd A1O C “ The Know Halting* etub visited Ungheyson. Bafle Creek Member|C. 511. R Hubbard 510. C ly In face of such bombings as Cov' Feb. 15. 1922 tion* of Russia is neither broken । the jail and court house during dub of bo<h families were present and •w. v-..—. This ---- - true....L, — - ™ nor — dispirited. is especially and ,he London' bUu- ■ a new Canton pump, with a ca-JI Kenhcld 508 and E Aubll 508. hour Monday. February 16 ,h- ,’omn w“ <ie~»r.re<t in ninte k- fact ,that hat the Ger-, Ger- ! why nn.. have these men „ ol been paclty of 2.000,000 gallon* of water * Sportsmen's League in view of .the not Miss imogcnr Imogene iamucjt Cooler wu was, a mans were not properly equipped g|vrn prominent places In O. C. D. In 2* hours is now being installed Ken Clark was easily ’ the head bum ■> guest gue»> and white >napdr.vgons for lhe Russian winter while the ;leadership? . and L'.*,r*»d>' connected club Thursday —— with the .... man nun in in the tnr Sportsmen's opurviii'-n, weekly play p... of- thr girl* filer - ------------------------ encl: —4| Mrs Mary Clark Ls spending Soviets were not only adequately why mual they play nd., city well. W.v Ilf Ml„ Coola ? some time in Battle Creek with when he scored a big---232---------------first fam*rr Friday of Ufct List week Miss Cooley i John Ormsbe has purchased the and finished with 582 pin.-. Hb ••“* sroup and directed relative*. I mates. Moose, won the first two '■> ’• t umber.- She is a member Mn. Homer Erway and Nancy clothed for arctic weather but alsoid|e-- to of the'charming, but English farm south of the city. Thr Women's Club will present' gamm from Hotel- St. Ro-c Pnrbh n{ tl,c B,r-' c,llb °*WMCK, Lcr of Mu.-kegon Heights came last had the advantage of special [neverthele« Incompetent playmate tlie play "The Patriot Girl" in the won a |>alr from Attons and CityThr ? ftirlr. !r- In 5-** glee club hav have ** *** iwen n Wrck •« to — spend ——* — some — •>» tifne — — with «•»- her weapons developed for sub-zero win- jprotege* of Mr*. Eleanor Roosevelt? high school auditorium Thursday colintv had the better of Sheldon- “wfrl'.i.K c:L::.g on lhe songs for their mother. Mrs Ben Conklin and otrtthe spring concert concert on on March JO I er rrtaHvev snrinz Good heavens 1* It going to take evening of next week for lhe benefit bv a lone game. The Esperanto club elected new Th(> Rroup of thr Brl,t0| Neither is there any Indication1 a "Home Front" Pearl Harbor to of the Community library Tlwse in . Ofllcenv tortile Miiiestcr Monday conununity met ot» Thursday with Burr Van Hout- p^>" of an early collapse on the Nazi force proper organization of civilian the cast are Mrs. z-i.rkChX-. Norn- -Corea ala imimw? nicy are as 1UIIOWS. rir-. nauin , Mrs. Hammond. •roJiVltet Mra E J Pratt Mrs AW n‘uh* to Ukl ,llc rv'’ B»l*<xk. Vice pic:,. Betty Bargor: I Roger Davis nt Muskegon Height* home front. defense I ironuin Mr? w re n.Lei?'PIh>'- Harold Phillips net- s.vmid Treas . Hazel Stauffer, mid i ritmc to take Mrs. Davis and NancyDoubtle** lhe average German b Will It require needless loss of ilronsidc. Mra. W. H. Burnett Mrs tMj M| f)ir place and Tom rh|b rc|x,rt<.r Laura jMn Salton. 1 and Mra. ” disappointed, perhap* disgusted, life and destruction of property to ‘^Xorge'Bur^ R,.r^’and Mr. Guy rauv Kel Kriomi> triJI><<1 wHh 5f)7 Tuesday the Y. M. C. A' Lee to llurlr home on Sunday after a week’- visit wltii home folks. with reverses in Rusrta Just as makw Washington cut out all this ler. .! Shippers won the. first and last awarded Mr Damson a pin for hb, Mn> My rtle Hcnery of lhe Check­ , The con*truet ton of a new depot I game e Ifwn 1U>„ Room fine work for .... — five years! from Engineers; Tool the ,past Americans arc disappointed and nonrense! .... rn-d district will be hoste** on Examine a map of lhe United «nd ■ new . b'‘l“L; tool a brae- of game, from Office wiUi disgusted with Uie miserable failure iymith ’h,-y organizations S .telr 7 ■■ 1 ing Ina program nrceriun for 1922 1922. There Is is need need:‘nnd. MnchlllPs .„.lo,t l0 Grindera »,«■ Tb«- Ml-V h*d their the by at Pearl Harbor. Possibly, too. the States. TueMl.y. M 10. .nd aw the mmlr "»PPX Domi'orfor M new modern houses j p _ Nazi* are getting tired and Irritable I It isn't only the east and west ' _________________________ How Green Was My Valley Thcv ganUatlon. . ,, was __ operated on ' Aben u Johnson .r. planning .u.n.tino aa -inint nwettiw with wRh A Urge number of *he ladies of under lhe physical and mental coastal areas which arc open to for appendicitis by Dr. Woodbumc Independent League are joint meeting fu- thr young married peoples group of enemy action I Wednesday 1 Harry Long of Woodland clipped oirls Reserves In the near fustrain which war imposes. However, , the Briggs district were In Battle essential clothing and food supplies ! Even Detroit most imnortant me 1 Wallace Hobbs Ls critically JU at into lop .spot m thr weekly play turEven Detroit, most important cog hU homf g Hanov<>r st (of .lw independent Ix-ague when he -----. Cieek cn Thursday to attend a are stin adequate and with Uie re-|ln lhp |ndtulrtal defense front of pre -entatlon of Mv Green Valley Congressman uumi John niuiiain Ketcham ha.-- -cored best with 539---pins He wa.s ------ •I IXJligrcsaoiau ------------.... . ... _ Saxon Cogers Beat ' Mrz. Herman Babcock will be recommended Victor Sisson for the pressed by his mate. J Monica who ” liosle** lo member ol lhe Pleasure pojtmastershlp at Freeport. I scored, scored four pins pin.- !•■-*- for ... second ---------- Greenville 27 - 21 -----------place O'Donnell Bob . showed O'Donnell v showed , n’ d^C?,WS ‘hr Birthday club on Tuesday THIRTY YEARS AGO place and Bob 1i With a Mid W8 rerte* R"o° Harold King. Louis Jone*. James a 528 serie-. |jwith Wwxlland took a pair of games Wn< 37“*jLlningrr. Rotert Ifertom. Jr. will not be the decisive factor it was injbor was theoretically immune from jI Feb 15. 1912 Woodland took a pair of games the last war. [Attack, also! 1 State highway commission. T. A. 1 £°*"7 I«v Hastings and four «° Ol> Monday to Kalamazoo for exfrom Medic-. Food Center n„''-art' blanked lwpU( imnnri.nt it. 1“ue'1 an ordrr ,o County : Banner and r I!Jfrom ? out It is probable that the collapse; DarilcularlY proper civilian organization is n>Car Seal- won , of five victories bi Wes*. Central ""iiimilon ai d regl-tration for ine o‘ C b> ,h' *'•“«*">• f.-ngue Contest* ; dm turn. of the German home front in thb p.riku ar y important in view nJ Draln CotnmU*ioner D E Hirds.il GrcaijJUe jumped into an early k . tc war will onme only after lhe Nazi the fact that no city in the U. 8. A. j to grant lhe application for the; •7-4 lead and were ahead 17-15 a< . Mr Fr-d Miller home recently armies have been decblvely de­ has adequate protection from air Little Thomnpplc drain. i Bliss v half, Hasttaai did not draw *fie their sisters. Mr.. Mary Pur­ attack. Mort cities have no protec'rhe project to pave Jefferson' Boti Shannon came up with two th* ---------- - ------- -----feated in the field. head until until the thr final final quarter quarter cell and Mrs Joel Moore, husband tion at nit. | street from Green to Clinton will big 'same >215-200* to give him ahead Lane with with th thirteen and two daughter- Miss Eunice and There Ls a slight possibility that Thr verv fart th.i «« v„„„. 'undoubtedly become n reality in the M4 total and the spotlight fur the. Banash <and ”»i i**n*« ltn r I aix*- '>sht poinU led the Saxnn'3 al- MIm Beatrice Moore of Battle Germany b so short in oil that lack ] 2. t “«■ "’•Jonty of the proper- evening Hi- mate. K I^hkitn. r too hot hnf ’“‘’K u*>llf Chuck and Joe Cooper.. Crrrit -cored 536 and the pace was too of fuel will be a serious handicap wnere an attack will hit Is all the. ty■ owners owners having navuig signed signcu petitions jwiukmm ............ , .... Gn—nv:ll««*-to-captainv. led their Enin Lind and Wilbur HaLdcad R. — K. — Grant, prominent Etoctriclan* »i, who dropped to her mechanized armies by late I______________ more reason why _ __ the______ entire __ civilian ___ __! _____ - ----------------------------------------------- citizen of fur rwm.i.,,. n dronu ■ three tramscoring with ten and eight of av.‘v ria Center arc now located . ... ­ ,—— -yj Office f*U unless Hitler is able to drive ipopulation should be properly 6r-' this city.-died TuwBiy monting lol Ixihitx respectively. in ArkanvaV. to .H. lowing a stomach operation at lhe iLvm and The Greenville re*erve» defeated j The February session nt Hie through the ri,h rich r-.nr.u.n Caucasian nil'll.^ oil'ganued ---------------------for emergency'.action, Battle Creek Sanitarium • match between Tool flno.n and th • Hastings reserves 38 lo 25 young married peoples gioup will be field* All this i* a mere suspicion [ Vet fn face Of all thl* we r-‘ .Mr Jason MdDaaln will give a Fn«ii«rr- im Ru • u>-t tool Schroder with !2 points was nigh he|,| on th» 27 at the lionie of Mr foe which there b not positive proof dancd1g instructor*, actors and lunciieon on Fridsv afternoon in Room couldn t urn wo < man lor Greenville; Coleman lev! .,lld Mrs Bernard Tasker of Assycelebration of the third anniversary licking »>y the trehnicui^ Founds th.- Ha-tings scoring with 10 points rta and will give comfort only to the '--pinko" authors of the organlzatiuii of the Emily won the Jdd game front Shop Friday evening Hastings plays a - and--hopelessly incurable wishful think--------------------------------------Mr Mr*. Roger Davis of Bal­ return game here with Belding, the timore and sister. Mr* George Virginia M-won-chapter of D A R Office era AT LONG LAST! team lii*t handed them !l>eir ifirst Stunlerd of Dowling were callers ’| Don Crook has purchased his cm- Consumer. League J.p.n hu .eramuuiri | of thf the sea-on season and their Ilone of their pa.-ent--. Mr ' Ralph Ite*. scored 571 pins for defeat «f H .rk to date rlnl. in in league l.nffiic play nlav . ou* reserves of e**er.ttal »ar mater- the National Office of Civilian De- Vicksburg .ashville and w.., the nmnun in setba ck to ' Conklin. lab. Certain Engluh economists go tense seems to be clearing the decks Marriage " ' ■license—*Horace ------- ” E ’Lud * ­ the two to one victory over Monica । Mr and Mrs Re low, 74. Freeport, Ellen J Perkin.. Gang. Cha.-. Ottosen scored a big Mudergon were dinner guests Sunto far as to predict th^t Japan can for some real action. 231 second game lo Rive him 519 Kalamo. 62. b-ifJll person* ar; dltv „( Mr and Mrs Undon Brynever be defeated by blockade alone LaGuardia has resigned as O. C. inns and help take .i p.iir of games were under 31. , uns Pf north Hastings Tiib opinion has been accepted by d. head thus makliig way for S FORTY YEARS AO0 fur Line Gang at the expense of --------------------------Itotils Jone.i who spent the month tespotuible officials Lire as a dy- chief who can devote full time to Feb. 20. jooj Hltihlantl Dtiirv. G Brower's 508 was of January at the Messenger Goddr finite fact •* the job. • I Tl-.e old hotel building at be*! ir. tlie match that Middleville Hamburg shop in Battlr Creek, a* Evm more Imwtaor then L.-' MU. , UodniMk ... emln-lr eon- blanked P A- T The Japanes" home front b so Hit Them Where It Hurts a supply ivv been returned to the Bli« Matinee • . large shop In Grand Raptds He completely regimented and sub­ Guardia s resignation, however, is sumed by nrc Mondav evening. Kenneth Stamm -et the pace, for visited horn* folks on Thursday. servient that a collapae under any thr news that Mn,. Roosevelt in-1 T!,r Barnaby Bro* have rentid ... . Mbs Juanita Swift has recovered tends to withdraw from further ar*•! HT r.rce’?.',1> *d by < ; the Matinee I_ea«’ir by stepping circumstance seems unlikely. < V. Hyde and will Mart'a bakety out and getting himself 564 pinfrom her recent operation and re­ Furthermore Japanese standards ^tive participation in thl* important!Iand ^lunch :«nd lunch room. - HL* nearest competitor wav Dave turned to school on Monday of living are so low that it would p-* ——II Mus »«-• Franc ■ enterprise. Williams iuu resigned Irwin with 527 Izmdon dropped a Mr and Mrs Ray Woodrtra of Grand Rapids *er» Sunday guest* Few people doubt Mn. Roosevelt** hcr r.:r POMtton as z.- bookkeeper and complete ; .---.-trtr «t1m t.> Salem —i and — be'almost impossible to starve them at Goodyear Bro- Cleveland at the Mr and Mr*. Clifton Miller prodigious stenographer ~ *" duplicated "" ° ~ by losing ’’ three into submission I good Intention*. Her haroware and wilt be succeeded bv to Toledo home Ttw Wnndstrw* with ■ son Tire tremendous distances in- ,energy b a jourcc of universal com- ]Miss Gertrude Bcntlc-. Mis Wil- Wwmen's Lrazue Henry and family move this week volved will make K difficult for us ment. However, misdirected effort |lum.. has purchased tlie Skirt P.id High individual *Criv* l-.nnors went to the Gideon Smith farm in Maple to accumulate reserves of men and frequently produces results which. Ibusiness of Mrs N T Diamond and to Charlotte Hubbard Mondav night Grove. has assumed control of thr same when .-dir scored 4An pins for Strand Th*. Neighborhood Joy organiza­ matertete- for offensive action though comic, are nevertheless de- 1 tion will meet on Saturday niaht against Japan, even after we have vastating—especially when carried Kalamazoo wa* partulh de-troyed ihr first game by a Inne pm and won al the Ketcham hall for a family them available. It can be done and on with intense, bustling energy by fire Tuesday morning, Loos the last two ■fiom Piston night will be done, but in the meanwhile Except for the realities of war. about J15no . I Ring* Ruth Premier scored 460 At lhe meeting of the NeighborMake no mistake—this is a life ... .Peckham .... ... of ,pin- for runuer-up . . position and to Dr. — and -----Mrs. .. H C. the prewnt list of impressive Jap- one might enjoy a hearty belly-laugh i Iwart J«v ta.t week Mr* Clinton or death struggle. Men are dy­ Miller wa* chosen president Mr*. an«e victories will be further ex­ ul lhe addled enterprise which lias, Freeport celebrated their silver wed- te« Inrtiuniental in the tiuev game ing in your defense. Dying that ’ Otis Kclciuin. ucattutr. Mr*. Clare ‘ dine nil- e 1I •victory trtnn• <nr dins anniver«aev anniversary Frirtav Friday even evening lor Pnrtlu. Portia.- over Rn,e Bov Ment Reul tended. to date, produecd-a maximum of Charles W Roberson died of .old; Estate. Betty Br.ietidie scotcd 459 for America may be safe! I Norrb. secretary During most of 1942. perhaps even dancing instructors and art di­ age at his home in Catllun on Feb. I third place and to be a great Iwlp longer, American* will have to grit rectors and a minimum of bomb 16. to State Insulation who won tiirre Give our fighting men the • Tlie housekeeper boiled egg* very 1 well by her master's watch, but games from Bonnet and Gown their teeth and "take it." No shelters and emergency tire fight­ gun*, the plane*, the tanka they FIFTY. YEARS AGO one day hr coukl not lend It to her Trio Cafe took a three game scries change ui command, no reon,-aniza- ing organisations. . . needl Bonds buy bomba. Ev­ . because it was te lng repaired. Feb. II. 1892 from Lconardi with Ahira Ross and tion at Washington, no step-up in ' But now. with I-aGiurdia gone ery dune, every dollar you put Therefore she took the lime from Messrs Dodge A- Robinson of Florence O'Donnell scoring 453 and production can quickly improve Uie .nd Mn luonnn jmlu, r at ISO respectively ... ......................................... the kitchen clock, and the eggs for the winners Pruiiierille win build . a „„ store into Defense Bond: and 81amp* present gloomy snuatioo eail. perhaps Jstucs McCauley l^ii- woodland fn the spring and carry Doit- Taliaferro . red be.t for , came out f«r from done is a blow al the enemy. Hit them ' Why didn't you take the three Wa pimply do not hate enoughi db. newly appointed head of she,on Hie furniture bu*incr-- there Leonards with 451 -cries ‘------- " “ “** _a *** where i^ hurts — buy bonds! Banner won a ‘ brace of cumes ininutr* from the clock, as you do Albert Altoft will .build three airplane*, tank*, gun*, battkahip*> O. C. D. can get going with many ...‘’u“d,l>“n Windstorm with Dorothy from the watch. Mary? " t*1'011 f™™ and transport* to adequately protect. of the important jobs wiueh mutt the pring. 'French setting the p.>< wl’h 441- stamp* a* little as 10 ccnta up. Wrtl. II rcphid M.rv I all Of Uie danger spots du Uie far-- be accomplished lo properly oigatuzc 'Delton is still longing for that pins Beta Sijina Bin blanked HasI he,light that would br too pinch. flung world battle front. Uie civilian front. exchange b..nk. tings Beauty Shop with A. Rogers *s the tiand* are »o much larger. *. 10 Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday BUY BONDS! Ready To Serve You! The Pebni. Banner cla* church ,-choo of Mrs. Ben tendance Aft and lhe bush taln'nenl bel 15 Service Stations f-.H In Barry County rd lo purcha. some of the! Iva Kelly wll and Mrs. W« tlie program Thera is o MOBIL DEALER in your vicinity ond ha corrie* o complete line of MOBILCAS ond LUDRICANTS. He is ready to serve you. Truck Service availcble to your home for fuel oil. etc. A Call Today Will Start Us Out Your Way. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Formerly Service OU Company HASTINGS Valentine ■ Elmer Parc Thursday afl Ml.-s Lind? surprised M< gifts, telcphr • rilONE 8554 a happy blr eight y-sccon' �La rising The guest* were members It Mrs. O. D. Bauer, program chair­ nun for the Garden Club antar' talned the chairmen of her various , committee* at a. damn Peb. 13. The afternoon was spent planning meetings tor the coming year 1 SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kahler en­ tertained their club lor cards Sat­ urday evening, Feb. )<. at their home. Euchre was played prise*' bring won by Mra. Junior Mc­ Millan. Waller Lewi* and Mr. and Mr> Ted Ziegler The traveling' prlw was won by. Kite Kelley Oueats -were Mr. and Mrs Ted Ziegler and Mr and Mrs. Walter Lewis The mext party will be held March 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Junior of the family, Mra. Hewiu of Lan­ sing and her father. George C Scott L or Quimby. % WARDS GREATEST The eight member* of her bridge tie fellow had pneumonia and In club were entertained Tuesday eve-j, me way slipped and got hi* feet The Pythian Sisters Itcld a bene- nlng by Mrs. Cart Eckstrom De-t lhe hot water they were using to ep steam in tl»e room.Residing Thursday with her daughter. Mrs. George Taggart. Callers at the ease*. Mrs. George Slocum won the! Monday evening Mrs. Byron Taggart home on Saturday evening door prise, Mrs. Jay Blakney. first! Fletcher was hostess to her club of' and Mn. Klscy Mead. Ute conaola-j eight, her sister. MU* Ret la Gra­ ; Billy f . tton. Dessert was served preceding ham of Lebanon, Ind. being an out'\ Mirs Lipkey and lhe children of the games. jof town guest. Mrs. Kenneth Labcr- Wood school had a Valentine party • • • leaux heH_ high score al contract on Friday and invited the mothers On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.'and Miss. Graham was given a Robert Walldorff entertained the'guest prize. la delightful time as the children Mr. and Mr*, club, n carry-In dln-i • • • . - ■ had prepared n nice program. ner being served. Bridge was played. Red carnations, arranged with Please don't forget the P. T A. later with Mr. and’ Mrs. Gerald lace doilies, and hearts furnished will be held next Thursday evening Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs Willard the St. Valentine decorative motif Lawrence and Mr. and Mr*. Loren for the luncheons given.riy Mr*. sneilington are getting together Boyes as the winners. Mr. and Mrs. । Kenlth 8. McIntyre on Thursday- another good program so don't fall FEBRUARY FMT cons. tpvernl table* being in play each day. On Thursday the winners ffir'TdT'IaV’?’"'™ siwSr M r . Mr!“m™ mS WK"“r allrrirtol > round iwoplaa , . Mra. Crdrle Morey. Mrs. mw(ln lhc Drru,„„ elweir In Lucius Lobdell. Mrs. Kellar Stem b,-m, at-nriav and Mrs Aben Johnson held the Orand R,pldl 8und'y Mrs. James Endsley entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of James Endsley. Mr. and Mrs Ray Hotchkiss and son of De­ troit Mr and Mrs Will Crakes of , The telephone bridge benefit held with j by Hie Emmanuel Guild on Friday writing with throat trouble There were about seventy people present at the annual turkey sup­ per held nt the grange hail Wed- Morris and daughter of Allentown. Pu. were the out-of-town guests Hospital Guild No. 6 met Tuesday1 t trnlng of last week with Mrs Warnn Carter. Assisting her were Mrs 1 E R Purcell. Mr.s. Dan WnlldorfT.I Mrs. L. R. Gia;gow and Mrs. Wm.' Corkln. Bridge was played following' dessert, the winners being Miss 8a-, die Glasgow and Mrs W. J. Field. with contract, two tables being’ in! cards were Mrs Jas. play. Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Lockwood) W. D. Barnes. Miss held the winning scores. ! Mrs David French. .. ,, * A * Hebden. Mrs. A. R. Mr and Mr., Ono. clouw an-; r„„k Hoo„,„. Mr, rest Bush of Caledonia Sunday Saturday callers at the Timm home . ..X", urday rrrn.n, at Uwlr (arm tear | ^rU^r’iT.^ Ritchie, and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Tuckerman. Cards wen* played. Ray Clinton and parent*. Mr ■»>!. £"Vb ■ NEW VELVET SOEl-BED Freeport were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilkins .Saturday evening visitors al the Henry Kidder home were Mr and Mrs. Willard Kidder of Kalamazoo and Mr. *nd Mrs. George Kelley church .school was held nt the home' of Mrs Ben Bcverwyk on Tuesday evening of ln«t week with a good at-1 Decorations appropriate to Wash­ tendance. Alter the pot luck dinner ington's birthday were used by Mra. I David Goodyear. Jr. Tuesday when? The livable, luxurious charm of English lounge styling—that's what this sofa­ bed bring* to your living room! Protec­ tive knuckle arms! In addition it makes a roomy double bed. made for innerspring mattress tomfort! Rich rayon and cotton velvet! Bedding compartment! rd to purchase a defense bond with jack Stem some of their surplus money. Mr* tract. Ivn Kelly will be the March hostess and Mrs. Warren Roush Ls to have Tuesday card party sponsored bv Hospital' n.y ‘It MM, M" Mlnn" «.«! .1 I»d.« Ux wlniMn wm Mr.j “ s*o0“.“' Lynn Newton and Mrs. Walter RyMrs. Harry McDonald waa host- ,u.«.< .... --------------------------------------nn. Another benefit-party Ls tn be | css lo the Busy Eight Club. Monday Mary Louise. held on Tuesday afternoon. March evening. Feb 16. nt her home on S.1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson 3. al the home of Mrs. Monica. Haves St. The memben enjoyed st>cnt Sunday with Bertha Dominic played bingo after which n lunch °f Middleville war. served by the hostess 1 Saturday evening Mr and Mrs. MORE SO NOW, THAN EVER BEFORE While Our Stock Lasts I Reduced! New Patterns! Now Colors I FT. REFRIGERATOR We purchased Heavy Stocks Early and you can buy now NEW SPRING COATS - SUITS - SKIRTS - JACKETS Sensational. Deluxe model... chal­ lenging other makes up to $30 more! See it now and get immediate delivery! This big family sire M-W has Food Froster, Food Freshener, Jiffy trays, Storaway Bin and other features you'd expect at dollars more! S-ycar Protection! BIG BROADLOOM SALE! Saveasmuch as $8.00 on a 9x!2 room with this fine quality Axminster Broadloom! Choose from a big assortment of new patterns! Floral* ... Leafs. .. modem texture and others. ALL WOOL PILE! Taka Up to IS Months to Pay UNDERWEAR - HOSE - CURTAINS - BLOUSES AND SAVE MONEY Equipped 15.00, 18.00 Gun Range Tweed and light colored Polo coats 8.00, 180 CoU Inuerspring At this tmaringly reduced price you get ISO ftaest Premier wire cods in deep, felted cotton and •isjl pads! Handles for easy turning! Woven stripe ticking! 12.00 and 15.00 Jackets and All Wool Slacks at 5.00 Spring Plaids and plain col. Pleated Skirts 2.25 and 2.98 Plaliorw HMkrr Hundreds and Hundreds of New Sal, prirrd to mw, you ■ up to *6! High tufted 1 b«k and spring .eat I Wai- I nut bushed arms I Velvet! SPRING DRESSES Washable Print's and Plain Crepes Bcmberg — Jersey many other n Sixes 9 to 17 WanftulevuM Itag Mir! Compare at |3.M and morel Waterproof, gtaip- BETTER DRESSES *6.95, ’8.50 HlAM>Si:y S STORE Exclusive But Not Expensive' HASTINGS MONTGOMERY WA PHONE 2504 118*126 SO. JEFFERSON HASTINGS /< 39 �WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FEB. 20 QUjurciy Nemo Hatting* Churches Combined Service SMART AGAIN A union service, led by Snyder, will be held at Friday. Feb. 20, al the First United Brethren church on Boat Grand | street. AH local churches will parun'taJn “o'"1 Mux>l ^tuiday morning the pastor will! tell about "A Loyal CltUen" and! will preach on the theme "God ext week, Feb. 23 lo 28. Inclusive. .. , t>r»hvierian aUden. phonograph i ecords, disc us- Darwin R. James, president of the j denominations Womans Board of Home Missions, to pray for home I missions Interest tn thia day 01 'prayer increased and through the ---------- -- ---------The young people of the two;efforts Of Mrs. Henry W. Peabody churches are holding a public *erv-;nnd Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgom----------' i ery. the foreign mission forces chpc I Friday evening with a gtoup of , a day for united prayer in lhe early young people from Grand Rapid, ! eighteen hundred ubieties. In 1920 putting on the program. The pnb- Subject for Sunday is FEBRUARY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WOMEN’S DRESS Mrs. Hugo Anderson, vice-president; 362 PAIRS PRiCED TO SELL! FORMERLY PRICED From $2.49 to $4.85 North Irving Council of Catholic ,‘ored by the young people and with n group from Grand Rapids in charge of the program. We urge you io attend. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. place toibe announced Sunday. Officers Women Nomes CHILDRENS SHOES ’Mil icft" SNO BOOTS csuhfefes alone ry from Africa. BROKEN LINES - BROWN AND WHITE - SPORT SOLES NOW and SAVE/ QUESTIONS KIDDIES SIZES 8’2 to Big 2 6 Thrilling Colors All Sixes 4 to 9 The St. Rose of Lima Study Club will meet thia Tuesday eve­ ning at the home of Mrs. Clayton Braiidstelter. Following the, study ’YES' RUBE EKS & GALOSHES FOR WEAR OVER CUBAN HEEL SHOES In. Belding; 1st vice pres'. Mrs. Rose Grace. Carson City: 2nd vice-pres:. Mrs Mlnnip Baker, Portland; sec­ retary. Mrs. John Longe. Ionin; treasurer. Mrs. Mac Trelb. Hastings. and if your answer to sny ONE it ONE BIG RACK COW BOY BOOTS - MADE OF RUBBER torium, Ionia The new Deanery I consuls nf parishes from Ionia. Curran City. Portland.4 HaM'iws. Nashville, Pewamo. Greenville, Stan: rtatn. Lowell and Parnell. These par­ ishes fotinerly belonged to the Grand Rapid* District of lhe Nn- Straps Oxfords Unheard Of Loiv Prices „. . ‘Thp fl"1. A1* ’.T”, _’he National Counch of DRESS STYLES L'sing our limplilitd money service will very soon enable you io answer all three ques­ tions with an emphatic "No!" MEN'S RUBBERS Inquire—without obligation —TODAY. You'll be glad dial you did! Society meeting which will be held Feb. 24. At our last meeting about fifty ladles were present and were very much Interested in picture slides of scenes taken through the eastern states by Mrs. Albert Stauf­ fer on their trip to visit Mr. Stauf­ fer's brother who Is tn the Army CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION Hastings. Michigan 101 1-3 w. stale Street WOMEN'S RUBBERS Out They Go! EXTENSION GROUPS Take your choice. AND NOW M ALL WINTER SHOES MUST GO! IN FINE MEN’S WORK MOIEIHIILIEIRI 5 ★★★★★ FURNITURE WOMEN'S ■ GIRLS' SPORT OXFORDS/ Rubber and Leather Solei rUBBEB No* OnW 0 BOY! What A HERE'S A REAL VALUE! of Stylea f CUT-HATE Every detail has been planned for graceful .design and luxuri­ ous cpmfort Roll-front Cush­ ions . Beautifully Carved Hardwood Frame QualityTested Fabrics that will wear and wear . . Kroehler 5-Star Non-Sag Construction . Deep soft upholstering throughout. If you wont fine furniture at low cost, see -this suite today SHOESTORE W.A. ROTH (lututCys $/toe Stove," HASTINGS FURNITURE PHON1 2226 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1», 1843 OOM BBRF MART I diagonal alaabM to th* mntar gM 1KB POT-ROAST J plae* H alto* btwan in mbH ataBL ‘ -X Nearly IM boy* and girl* attended hold, became tha bride of Raymond «tantlaL very nutritious main dUh Serve with mushroom sauce. — . ---------- -------------- rr. Reynold*, son of Mr. and Mr*. In Uie economy list, don't overlook -------------------Dale Henry wa* horn* from Mra. V- D. Whirls vtettad Mra. L. R ? hearts ^nd8V«ird and' white Pred R,y noUta ot on ®*1- h*1 beart* Heart rant> next 10 COOKING HINT Tha Odako Red heart* and red and white Gre.t Lakes, III., from Friday UU W. Uhr in Totado. Ohio ovtr the streamer* were u-d .. decoration* ‘ llVCT M B M>UTC ’ ! it were u«ed decoration* Sunday. weekend. a friend. Gerald McMillan, of Find- streamer* A surprise treat was provided ahen J...;, JL % contain* high quality protein like dellclou* meat duh. Tha veal to Played gama* Mr. and Mra. William Parker vteMr. and Mr* Dwight Beauner and Uy, Ohio, yre Alden Burge*, joined Jen* Jensen JtaUiawa^ffictaUM •---- •— — -• — -------tor* parent*. 1 ’ d^e'r ilatitawaTofflctaUng. m~l «nd »’ • «ood iOurce JpJiiai ael«tt«M^ * ” V Th" brtde ch<“* B .b,ue 01 0,6 Important B vitamin*. Bcla*t WMk. guest* of Hastings relative* over aciicl Follfck. o$ ■uwui ■eicouAa. i ------- ------------baked in h moderate oven (350 de­ Dr F E Lowry ha* returned ‘he weekend, Mr* Chester Slowrfl Mr*. Stowm helped neipea lo to WOQ1 rtiB w,tb “ three tiered red fox sides, it's very delicious, satisfying grew F.i until done MeCLELLAND-COLE I . . .. __ t __ ._ _ ___ 1 r»ir ran» Mar warw. In ‘ fur cape. Her accessories were in from California when he visited Mn Forrest Woodin and two . secure the orchestra and waa prrsia orouier. Co,e *nA.Kel?n?i!LMC-..’ ।ent at the party Other* attending dusty rose and she wore a corsage hi* brother. ’ enuaren children trom from xseimum Belmont are are vaiimg vtaltlng ______________ One reason why heart is among Rcbratk Hrtra UM hra nunud u> Ncwwn uu’ton.; wer* Mr*. Wm. Stebbins. Dr Nor­ of ptnk tweet pea*, a White garnvwi -------- - --------- ' Ann Arbor after spending lhe *e- Beimrr. for Mreral day*. bert Schowalter. and a party of denla. blu*. violet*, and Talisman Uw leas demanded cut* xs that of the bride'* parent*. Mr and Mr* many women don't know how :o meater vacation al home. Mr. and Mn. Eugene Bartaw and J E. Cole. In Assyria township. The teachers from the Hastings schools Roses U— Royal Uat-aw .l.>M of lhe cook —-w. Ik .. «... , son. W H. Otis and1 M Mrs Fred BarTne »rs Haye*, sister Yet it offers no problem The committee for me the 0*000 dance inMr. and Mrs 8. B Sentl of Bat- ?° n’ W ” ° tU.,nd low spent BJ'Ptlw Sunday in ,r?Ti, McrbiiLut nf c,ud«d Urry Moore- Coniella B«'- Broom, who *ttended lhe bride, wore for lt u cooked exaeUy like any 11. Cm» suwUr SUU.U ol low-prat 1" Battle Creek Creok with Mrs Hasel fHL* Otis and and famllv family. ML.iemn ra^shiu TheS ring erwJk' Kon"W ConUln.' Dorothy, a powder blue suit with white and pot-roast. ................................. .. with Un Ham-1 Pvt Retort n Burwell flew home 1 „ T the Stanley. Marjorie Stanley. Mary royal blue accessories and her corBeef hr”* - • — -------- -— T'l-” — — —-• — Beef heart I* targe enough so 5! Ketcham. Ketcham. Marjory ir Boyt.*. Beatrice sage sage wa* w« of of American American beauty roaes th>t thaTnne Mr. and Mn G O Kent of Tn- ■ ----------- — - — — •».— —- — Marjory Boyes. Beatrice beauty ro*es onc r. a good dlah tor rah were Sunday rueata of Mr and Wednesday to see hi* mother who r*v. Marcius E Taber, pastor of the Tuckerman and John Coleman. • and sweet peas. Royal Haye* wa**ithr average fa mils'. Lamb pork Mra “n amvndMtnmv ‘Ppendectomy at at St. St. Jo- Hrin» Brigg* Mslhnrtixt Methodist church church. . . Jo*. Broxak . *“nd . daughter . . . hart an .......... • . . v‘ . ’ be*t man man. ]‘ ,--------7- ----------------------------The nnflgr u,nit*MU Mr. and Mra. J. L VatanUne at- "ep* 1 Mercy hospital In DeLroiL bridge wa* nrrssni dressed in In aqua Following the ceremony a re­ tritious and fine in flavor. Mr and Mr*. *Horace Edmond, tended the annual Pythian dinner *" ' ’ — ■ blue with a shoulder corrag,- of Geraldine Williams, daughter of ception was held at the home of Mra Wesley Edmonds of Dow*»> “ * carnations. ML*s Clara GUIC One of the advantage* of beef nd and party Monday evening at and Jr. and Mr* Henry WUllam* of Mr. and Mr* Royal Hayes. wiUi heart Is that a ravory stuffing can ng *ero Were vullora vullora Sunday Sunday of of kMr. c“ of Nashville, nrald of honor, wore M Woodland. Ung, m.us with w>»> pink carnation* Hastings, and Alexander Neil of about thirty guests present. Many be cooked in it Heic 1* a good ■■ ■ ■ — . n>yy blue Hu Mr*. James Bristol went to Mu*- add Mr*. John Budd of Lansing. Ralph McClelland* w»s hl* broth- Grand Rapids, were united in mar- lovely gift* were received. Those kegon yesterday to visit Mr. and Mis* Relta Graham, who has ers beat own. jrlagc. Saturday. February 14 at who attended were Mr. and Mr* Sluffed Beet Heart Mrs. Stephen Bristol until Sunday, been visiting her brother-ln-taw an(l muhm, 10.39. — After ine the ceremony M a .. wedding the double ring ceyemony Paul Ritter of Romeo. Mr and Mrs Dr. and Mn. K. 8. McIntyre wen ; in Ann Arbor on Tuesday. ■ Mn Ethel He** Is visiting a niece ’ near Woodland thia week. , Mr. and Mn. John Howitt wort ' PERSONAL MENTION 'REYNOLDS—BITTER —i* nanvv Y-COUNCIL PARTY • Vamp FITV Activitie* mim Jana u lunar, aaugnwr Mr. and Mra. Floyd Ritter of Sun- Said "Doc” Kearns to Jack Dempsey rfPull up your sox and knock the big bunt over” staler. Mr. and Mr*. Byron Fletcher. dlnncr served to 38 relatives being read by the Rev. Charles M Edwin Reynolds of Caledonia, Mr 2 tablespoons lard. returned today to her home in Leb- nnd frlcnds -pie bridal table was Crowe, pastor ot the Centenaryand Mrs. Ben Benham. Mr. and anon. Ind. decorated with a bouquet of snap- Methodtat church of St Louis.- Mo ; Mi* 1 cup dry bread crumb* -------------------------------------------Fred Reynold* Royal and Mr — and Henry were•— Jeane Ritter of Sunfield. Mr. and Mr and Mn Huoerl Fairchild dragons and a wedding cake topped ■* Mr*. ----------William* -------------------1 onion, finely chopped Richard Fairchild of Detroit with a miniature bride and brldge- the attendants.--------------------------------- ; Mr*. Myron Reynolds. Mr and Mrs. 1 tablespon parsley, finely chop­ Tlie bride wore a street length Howard Ortborn, Mr and Mra Floyd ped. ttnd J4jv, Shirley DWm of Boston groom, dreaaj with-j.K. brown > -suxeasories Riner of Sunfield. Mr and Mrs Ho­ Both are graduate* of Hastings aqua i spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. ****** 2 tablespoons bacon drippings or her corsage was of gardenias mer Reynold*. Mr and Mrs. Max­ butter. F [, FadrchUd high school. The bride b employed and i yellow roses Mrs. Williams wore well Ritter of Lake Odessa and al lhe Michigan Bell Telephone Co. and . Salt and pepper. / * BUtle Creek, and Mr McClelland a . navy blue dress and a corsage of Mrs. Blanche 2 cups tomatoes. rad” .. ono'LX'k”"^ £2* •n is at Uie Wllcox-Rlch division of red i and white carnations. „„ r*wWI In *n Mrs Reynolds lgraduated from Wash the heart in cold water bJr tame". the Eaton Manufacturing Co. The .1 FulUwmg tlie ceremony, a wed- lhe Lakc odfssll lu<h ^hoolTnd Season lhe cavity with salt and _ . ...... ding hr-»aVrn»1 breakfast -raw was u-rva-t served nl at Ihthe — couple ore residing at 39 Frellng- ffln* Bauer, who formerly lived in thl* 1 Barry County Normal of Hastings. Combine bread crumb*, huyseu avenue.—Battle Creek En­ Jeffrrson Hotel in St Loul* after Mr. Reynolds attended Hastings pepper city. Coach Bennett. Earl Coleman. onion and parsley and moisten with । which they drove to Fort Leonard High school. Lloyd Pender of Grand Rapid* Tnc Cite*. Gordon Ironside. Jr., quirer and News } Wood to vkit Lawton.William*, who bacon drippings or butler heated in spent Saturday and Sunday with and Ralph Olea attended'thc Almawas unable to attend the wedding RUR4L TEACHERS iERMAIN-SPARKS hl* parent* Mr. and Mra. Allen Katamaxoo basket ball game hi lnRrrUge of Mn Elxa E as lie had previously planned I pepper. Fill the cavity with thLs Pender. La*l week he attended a ISSUE BOOKLET Mra Nell is a graduate of Has­ Spark* of 707 Warren Ave, to Alstuffing and fasten ’he edge* to­ lumbermen's convention In Detroit:, Kataninroo Tticsday evening ».«. is now work- ; "Barry News ' is the name of a' gether with a skewer. Brown the Mrs. Anna End*ley of bM{ w Germain of Battle Creek. ting* High school and meanwhile, hl* wife and daughter Grove mg in Uie office of Dr Virgil E mimeographed booklet *ent out by was a dinner guest of Mrs. took pUce at the chureh of C}od heart in hot lard, add tomatoes. visited her parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. IdL ^F?*rer *Tday Mra Ar- chlprl U1 Charlevoix on Saturday Herrick. Consultant In education to County School Commissioner Maud** cover tightly and cook in a modW Brown *t Traverse City. Barry Co. Mr. Nell, graduated from W. Smith thia week, containing nold . Malcolm Norri* ,lft„noon rru. Feb. 7. —; . and ron ... — . and aiicrnuun i. Rev Horace .Pul— lhe Grant High school and is now , "Gleanings” submitted by the NorthRay Callihan who is in Blodgett . ot Lake Odessa ....her uncle nf the groom offi-— ---------------------------- ------- —------------------— —• --------------------------- top of the range until the heart is hospital Grand Rapids was re-, daughter.,Charlotte, were Fridav afternoon gueat*. elated'The attendants were Mr and working-for the Riley Dairy Supply east Teachers' club Those contribtender, about 3 hour*. leased for three day* last week, in Mr. and Mrs Donald Smelker Mf, Manden Germain of Kala- ot Grand Rapids utlng articles were Mrs Smith. Dr. order for him to see hla son Rich-, went to Williamston Saturday to maMO 1 *** Virgil Herrick. Miss Gertrude **-_ Mc- LUNCHEON RING ---------------------------------------aid of the U. 8. Navy who was Phariln. Mra. Flossie Allerding. sec his aunt. Mrs. William ThomThe bride wore a gown of powder 3 cup* cold roost lamb, diced. home on leave. - Callers on Friday -all1 Lena Lipkey, Mrs. Phyllis a*, who is confined lo her bed fol- blue dp^a made with tilted Jacket 1 tablespoon grated onion. were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Callihan a ,lrnk_ I CrBU M1„ lo^ Baldwin. Mrs Irr*.” * *-.t. Her sister. Mra -embroidered with aoutarhe braid and 1 small green pepper, minced. and son of Battle Creek Mr. and M(._. Sn,.jk..r ,, Evelyn Short and Mra Lucille Todd.. of this city Ls car- h*r small matching hat was Inter­ Mra. Jesse Callihan and daughter; Mary Smelker r “ 1 plmlento. minced. S~me of the tonics discussed are' ing for her. lacicti with black straw braid and Salt and pepper and Mr. and Mrs. John Brail of Misses WlUo and Beverlv Jone* <lrai>-<i with a veil. Her accessories Mr* Royal Ftaher. Lake Odessa, ■“Abraham Lincoln and Freedom.” Milk or broth. Harting* R. F. D.. and Mr and Mrs. were home from W M C. Kalama- were black and *hr wore a cor- Mra. George Benner. WoodlanjJ? Mrs. ‘What Is Freedom and’ How Can Eber Hoffman of Delton. Bacon. coo. during thesemester vacation, .-.aac of tnlisnjan roses. Harry Beaver. 318 N Chureh St. •• Be T*»taht in School." "DiscusBaking powder btacuit dough. During that time their guest* were Afu r a short wedding trip In Flor- and Mra. Merrill Allerding. 704 N. slon of War In the Rural School' Roll biscuit dough to Inch Mis$ Ida Lee LoutzenhUer of Ida. the couple will return to live Michigan Ave. were dtachanted •'Should the Rural Child Be Trails. Brookton. Iowa, and Kenneth In ChartaUw that Un two young-from tlw- nonpital^m-Tuesday, nil ported to the City System." "School thickness. Spread with the meat. Hamilton of Casey Town. Other -o’” of the bride may continue tn r.covering from major operations, Hoarkeeping" and,others of vital combined with seasonings , and guest* of Mr and Mra. Fred Jones school here. Arthur Bennett was admitted to interest to teachers and pupils alike, enough milk or broth lo moisten* on Sunday wvre Mr and Mrs. The groom, a refrigeration lech- the hospital on Tuesday, having Roll like a Jelly roll. Form in a Francis Hiunlltoo ot Kutamazoo. nlclan, ha* been employed by the injured a huger while at work al MARRIAGE LICENSES ring. Plac£ on a cookie sheet. Make STEAM HEAT Mra Myron'Tuckerman was called Ke'lwg Co. for the past thirteen the E W. Bliss Co '.‘tSkESTtirw .<-rar. -Ch.rto«e HcppMlran-Trik-- ------------. Frank A. Hardart. Akron, O.... HOT A COLD WATER George Bartlett. Ionia. Route 5. EUen E. Eck. Nashville and Mrs. Walter Mtakc. Lake Odc*the death of the Rev A. O. Burley unc. RHOWER BATH Kenneth McClelland. Castleton 1 sa. underwent minor operations durThe BEAUTY BAR after a sudden heart attack. Rev. M.. ora.1 Twp. eoV T«p. : Burley and Mta* Vera Eggleston, of >«akuaki8ln|le W-M per wk. up umra »w>. Mr*. ..uv.c.u.-„o The marriage of Mias Ellen Eck. Grand iwi Rapid*. Huckcnnan's cousin and u former Hastings girl, daughter oPMr and Mrs Max Eck McNally. 7C« E. Walnut St. Mr* Lewi* R. Lanta. Battle Creek | were united in marriage two wteks "f Thornapple Lake, nnd Frank Otto Praiwhka. Hostings. Route 5. Lois M. Strain. Hastings ... HOTEL HAHTINOS Phone »71l ! ago, Mr. and Mr* Tuckerman at- Hardart of Akron. Ohio took pine- Russell DeMnnd. Hastings, Route 3, Floyd McClurkin. Hasting* . —— -- — ■ r- — Mrs. Frank Barnes. Lake Odessa Frieda M. Stine. Hastings tended the funeral service* TuesA■ Rev. Griswold reading the service *nd Albert Stowinski. South Ionia, ।day at BcottvUie. They were attended by Mr and aU of whom arc Stowing improveMrs. Dale Bump ot Baltimore.' mnit After the ceremony they went to f T-10se wh0 havc had maJor opcr. the home of Uie brute* grandfath- all0„5 arc Frederick Anders. Bas­ er. Bert Spark*, where the imme- t|Jlgx. ROlltc William Hawkins, dlale f*mUy and a few friend* Mrs Jack Mape*, Sun- ’ were gathered tn extend their con- fld<J Mn, Forr„t Lakf Fix your hjdr In soft curls and wave*. It'* a gratulaUons. Odessa. Mrs. Butler Smith. B16 E I Valentine he won't forget I . ' .iS2lU7ory lb?' rom>leeCl^d"*thrir M®"1’811 81 ■ Mrs Mabcl Osborn. friSu'ta Mr. K',"°RraTia'“1' Machinates* J2.5O up Permanent* >1.50 up Mr. Bristol going for the weekend, R. W. Cook was In Grand Rapid* last evening attending a Boy Scout dinner meeting at lhe Pantllnd hotel. Ha ha* been named a* u member of the finance commitlee of this district. Mis* Helen Mac Plxberg of St This was the strategy, practically in­ vented by the unbeatable pair, in the days of their greatest glory, and it worked. Knocking bums over is frowned upon out of the ring, but "Pull up your sox" is good advice for any man. If you like short sox, get them with good elastic tops. Then they will stay up. When you wear tall sox wear gar­ n I Hospital II Pennock ters with them. Short sox, with good elastic tops, long sox and garters, we have them, all in all ROOMS sizes, in innumerable patterns and colors. You Con Do Better At rL.. 2396 ItAl R D ’ S HOTEL HASTINGS Valentine's Day-Look Your Best Shampoo A ECc Finger Ware 09 CUtcwvi Regular MAKE APPOINTMENTS EARLY Pincer Wave Dried OU at Akron. Ohio. Mr. Hardart leaves'™ Feb. II. a daughter to Mr. and soon for Columbus, Ohio to serve Mr*. Carl Naylor. 434 E. Walnut St.. in the U. S. Army. Tlie bride will on Feb 12: a daughter to Mr. and remain at the home of her parents ; Mrs James Durbin. 438 E Green for the present. , St. on Feb. 13: a daughter to Mr. --------------------------------and Mrs. Russell ^Whittemore. Has­ ' tinga, Route 5. on Feb. 15: a (laughHAYWARD—WILCOX SaniMar craning. Feb. Feb. 7. .t ler w Mr. "rid Mra Iran Sira™, scvra-llimy oclocK. rile nmnUge °".Teb ,ls: “ of Miss Donna Wilcox, daughter ot lcr Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Oaks. oute 1. on Feb. 15. Mr. and Mra. John T. Wilcox. Del- H**tUig». Route . .1. and. Theodore __ . _ mnvlrf Mohamndan. Illis Hastings, ton. Route O. David 1La Kfnhamnztan itf John Gonyou. 615 8. Hayward, son of Abe Hayward. v°lne ’• “nt - ------• - — - registered! Ciorartale. Houle 1. WM wlra.nU.-d, J-H-now - »•»« **«» » «t Uie home o( lhe oRkluUm; Inin-, ** medical paUeula. t>;30 A. M . Isler. Iho Bee. H. R. rlelffer. pastor A week ago Sunday al 10:30 M.i or Uie Bnhlmore Unlled Brethren, »*« members or the Bmnanurl Bpl»- ( ,which ehutch. Sir guesU wdmessrd U«- -opal Sunday school eUw ot which, Mr*. C.d Carl Wesplnler. Wespinier, Jr.. Jr. Ls Ls me theS rarammy Mrs. • • • n -■ “ ’lo * •' The bride wore a Mwel length' leneter. male vlsil the 'lOstiiLal' hmpiul Hehl Moe l-.fTrlo dress. Mrs Haul personally presenled two lovely Coy. melton ol honor, chose a .slreel -er-pbooks lo Miss Teuslnk. superlerislh dre„ or wine colored crepe intendents for “ the “ children's rhlhs-n'a ward. ward.. v»y was WM best UC. man O...._ L»t" “>» T"”‘»k “> Basil Oby Mr. aod Mrs. Heyward left tor a: • "our ol lhe hosplla . u> the X-rw | short woddioB trip, her trarellnB, room. etc. lhe girls listening^closely coelome being a blue -Uli. Aller!"» raplanallon-. McinMrrs or I Feb. H. they look up lheir realdenee: "»e «>e «'>»' Be"»> | van •$*>. Hell nen TWtor. i*jwr. ShUley oniriey Mil miiwi .1 lhe home or Mr. and Mn Bayj VW er .; __ 1 Jdnnet lAnrsal tticvns Haye*. Mir'linrl Michael W*ht West. Wrlrn Helen,i Barnes. McMillan and Carl Wespinter. Jr. | JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP $2.98 lo $6.95. priced to clear Opportunity knocking! — Don't miss our clearance of dresses — cosuols. tailored styles . . "hit" dressy dress­ es too! Misses, women, jun­ iors. CAMF FIRE GIRL -------- —.• • •...-------VISIT WOODLAND I WOMEN Of THL MOOSE Tuesday evening. Mn,. R. G Fin-1 The Women of the Moose will, nie accompanied the girls belong-^old their regular meeting Fridayitur to Mn Norbert Schowalter'* । Feb. 20, al the Moose Hall Cump Fire group to Woodland. js I (. gi O’ h Benefit Show GILBERT AND SULLIVAN PRODUCTION OF H. M. S. PINAFORE PROFESSIONAL COSTUMES AND SCENERY OF VICTORIAN PERIOD ' LWt»OU*> Lra. Ulk *b. C..PP “ ra^ra'in«l«“* ortralrallon «nd lhe BUI. Mil ho«, r7bra»n ” lhe monlh «•! elide lhe, won lheir -emp Flee honor.,, Uw lllt, uj and gave a demonsUation of prWjram which appeals lo any of their aclivllics. Those partici pat-1 wonian whether she be a home- I ing were Jo Anne nnnie. Anne make.ri tetwher business woman. Goodyear. Mary Ixrkwood. Flor- Mrwr woman, the woman of genencc French, Sally Goodyear and etai interest*, or the professional Beverly Bradford. Pictures taken ati4OClal service woman. Tlie DevelopCamp Kitanniwa last summer were mrnt Program of the Women of shown' **" by Mrs. Flnnle. ■ the Moose I* a wonderful outlet for . the instinct of helpfulness which wom en'iTclubVo u In every woman, and it give* thr 1 ,^,FNKr iT V',' r U ia< vmwiHiuny to «u serve aesvc the Mio needs v. opportunity of i Th7.. V(2me.nl S ,C ''b m “ lhe »»uman family in one direction benefit Washington» Birthday Lea or another, particularly as localised on Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 34. at (n lhc womans own community. I Ute parish house, starting at 130 ■ < w» -o'clock. Member^ of lhe committee' LEWIS—REY.N’OLDS । HATS Close out of winter hat*. Voluei to $4.95. SALE $| This -season s smartest hots drosticolly reduced for Immediate clearance! Smart, dressy sport styles. Wear them now through Spring Bonnet & Gown Shop 104 East State Street RED CROSS £ rad'Mn.. H.rf.u ten Mm-!, “ »“ ««-l ,<D. ranniin. o.r „ .hn.i vuo at ing the week are a son to Mr. and; U>? l»m. ™ ilte Broom . p«m.u Phone 2132 m2L.^erRM^ ^L**flrt*t«»l Mra •-nnouncemept* of lhe marriage of ito^t CoS Mra L E £&' M‘s’ V,vH" V‘r«lnte R<‘iToW'rt Mr* tig, I ' •‘•bShfcr of Mrorand D naugnter Mr. Mr* ana Claude .Mr. taibdeirmJ^C B MSurkhdSr Reynolds of Mattawan, near KalahnMer Reynolds •>< Mattawan. Lobdell and Mr* C. B. Burkhoger. ■ maMO ,rl Fn,nkbn fflazoo. (Q( lo> Scr¥Pnnl Sergeant E Ea ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Lewis at Lo* Vega.-. Nevada, .on Mr*.’ Jessie McUury of Hosting* Sunday. February 1. annduncca the-engagement of her Mr* Lewi* wa* a commercial daughter. Mtas VlrgUiia McLaury teacher in the Hastings High school to Gerald Van Auken of Beltovue. for Mverfcl year*, resigning her No dale tau bcch act lor the wed- |«Mtlon hen* -to gq to CalUoniia lo ding. ! teach two yean. ago. V Thursday and Friday, Feb. 26 - 27 Hastings Central School Auditorium •it In on effort to aid the Barry County Red Cross the Hastings High school ond the Hastings Rotary have combined their efforts to pro­ 8:00 P.M. TICKETS ON SALE AT duce the play H. M. S. Pinafore. The characters in the cast include CORDES NEWS SERVICE the local music teachers and othen of the faculty and the chorus in REED'S DRUG STORE will be made up of the High school choir. Elaborate costumes and appropriate stage settings will give tho proper effect for the show. Admission45c All the proceeds outside those of actual expense will be contributed Tox05c to the Red Cross fund ond only the absolute necessities will be taken Total 50c out for expense. ☆ A <r Ar ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ALL SIATS I IM*V10 SPONSORED BY HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL AND ROTARY CLUB �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. FEBRt’ARY 13. 1012 PAGE EIGHT THE CHURCHES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Uut Monday while Marilyn Nor-' children on Sunday and her Brand­ man was riding her bicycle home mother. Mr-.. I. W. Mason and aunt from school she fell and broke the Miss Evelyn Norman all of Sliver large bone between the knee and ankle In her right leg. She wm obdb* for PUBLICATION .. ... . . ...... ..... . SHI* ..r Uuhu.l. Ttie 1*. nil li I'u.irl Sheldon Agency Surety Bonds Phons 21S5 Hastings SwniiNon Agency HUT 109 W. State St Fire Tornado CHBIIT. 1 served by Mrs. Brndfleld. Mrs. i Rush Sa undent.' Jack's former school । teacher was miso a guest. Jack »iu presented with u camera. Wsirwi Skinner of. Eau Clair.I Mich, was a culler at the Brad­ EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH field home -Monthly. Ret. Don M. Qury, Rector Six neighbor ladles of Mrs. Anna Phon* 25SS Van Tynne gathered til her home i JJ W. Center 8t. Inly k* ni-niinion 8:00. Thursday afternoon for a good old Monday eebool 10.0(> fu-shloned quilting Ixe, Light re­ Jorolng Prater and N’rm'-n 11:00. AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE ft01 Dates can be made at Banner office. 1 PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 110 North Broadway Mr*. Ula Masker. Factor 705 W. Bond lirnday erhool at 10:00. •reaching eervire at 11:00. *ou»g People'* eerelee at 7:00. DR. L. J. CASTON Callen the past week an Marilyn Norman were her aunt and uncle. MILLER REAI1 ESTATE CO. GEORGE HASTINGS, MICH. We have some good buys in property and real estate MILLERS REAL ESTATE COLUMNS pi OPTOMETRIST n if Pancoast lUtig. Hastings Above Miller Ice Cream Store Phone 2703 if. Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughing Phone 2331 3U acre* In Ilaetlnga wlthlu four block, or Meara! factor lee Hee very Splendidly located home on South Broadway. With very tew altera­ tion* can be made Into a two-family home. ParUae hate apletidUl reaeon* for Mlllus. Priced al S4.OO0. Good, nearly taodarn. • room houM. Can be eaally mad* into two family flat If wanted. Ua* two lol* and large garage On South Hanover. Priced at only 13.500 Good home <m Wert Bond 5- Thle home t* a duplex and 1* nearly modern. Priced al only S3,SOO. Wr have several buyer* who-want have*** home *f°tht* daicrlptlon call and we think, that we can move It for yon. A enlendld buy In a'good. going ell elation. I* rented tor eight more year* to a large oil company. Will We readily net to per cent on invest­ ment. Renta at S76.00 pet month. Priced at 10.500. Very good nine-room bouee. only four block* from down town. mod­ ern end well built, pert ot U cun bo sublet at a vary good price. Priced at St,SOO. SS acre* In CaaUeton Twp. Lay, Jug*. Priced at 14.000. " C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE 142 E. State MILLER eWe guarantee all property a* represented. You can't lose when ypu buy real estate. CS Auto ■ Life Yds ate always near a State building*. Priced al S3.400. Pine modern home In fleet ward, wall built, bat blue good eUed room* and would mahe a eplendld home far a good eUed family. Priced at only S3.S00 GEORGE MILLER REAL ESTATE and Business Broker. JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 2519 E. FAY U It I NAVE Natl Bank Bldg. Selling Something. Somewhere, for Somebody almowl every day. Will be very (lad to help you make your Auction lhe Succeaa 11 should be. AaabUnce given in preparing advertising and arrange. Shipping Livestock My Service to you begins when you employ me to conduct your action. I am no farther away from you than your nearest telephone. Cali Every Soturdoy Bliss JAKE DEPRIESTER factory PHONE MARTIN 3296 Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2588, or call 717—F3 through lhe week. It. MAIL SHELBYVILLE. MICH. DAN ULREY NEON SIGNS AND REPAIRING Sign Painting and Lettering Gold Leaf — Silver Leaf HENRY EGGLESTON PIANO TUNING Phone 2431 CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS HORSES - $5.00 COWS - $4.00 We have a collector ftationed in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges. Coll E. T. WOOD STOP (Luting*. Mich. Phone Hastings 2565 AT KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS BROWNIE’S BODY SHOP EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING Abo a complete line of Myers Elee- ' trie Pumps Installed and serviced. J lohn Wilkes, Route 3. Phone for your estimate on all and fender repair body CARDS OF THANKS; AUCTIONEER work. First Class work at List your Auction Sales with reasonable prices. DEWEY REED Estimates cheerfully given. Dates can be made at Banner office. J Phone 3467 Hastings, Mich. See us for your spray Electrical Wiring All work guaranteed. Prompt Service and Reliable Work at Fair l*ricea. DEFOREST SNYDER. SR R 1. Hast Inge Phone 714—Fl2 205 N. Michigan Ave. CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum. Brasi. Copper & Lead. painting of any kind. HORSES $5.00 Phone Collect CATTLE $4.00 Prompt Service Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service Hastings, Michigan Australia shipyards are building hundreds of torpedo boats and aux­ iliary naval craft from home-pro­ duced materials. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH We have plenty of that GOOD COAL on hand. MS No; Michigan Avenue none 2637 Hastings Order a lojid now and be ready for lhe next, cold spell. Trade your wheat for Lily White flour. We give the same ex- Truss Fitting mill. EXPERIENCED FITTER WEPAYTOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK C. “BILL” SHERWOOD - FOB INSURANCE Hotel Hastings PbM» NM Farmers, Attention! We advise you to place your order for new Harness NOW. Due to condi­ tions, some harness hardavailable. Ilawever we have a good slock on hand. We have a good stock of collars, sweat pads, and strap work at reasonable prices. Bring in year Haniiw* for OILING A REPAIRING NOW. We SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mgr. tf. JACK SEMPF SHOE & LEATHER GOODS SHOP 111 So. Jefferson St. Hastings, Mich. �lurel THE HASTINGS BANNER Garrison OSCAR I. CROOK WAS A RAILWAY MAIL CLERK FOR 29 YEARS 10th puUtralmn i CO SECTION TWO-PAGES 1 HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1942 EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR nothing in Helen's .relating it. Ail the way down to Florida GREETINGS FROM Winter- star* I a business meeting erf the Tele-) 2iurr(i ifiiipathB .. day evening. tings were Sunday dinner guMte gi I are in the war." The station in _„i Mr. und Mr*. James F. Ham- Albert Brills. - ’ Detroit, where w< had a wait of Seemed to have drenched • • mond and cjilldren. Natalie und • ---------------- ■ • ------ ——— .. i two and i half hours, was filled . spirits wings— Thomas were Saturday evening The recruit had the habit of parwith a steady procession of boys By Jane Cameron (Continued from I bore my sorrow heavily. guesU of Mr. and Mn Carroll taking of his soup in a notoy and . in uniform; again al Jacksonville But when I lifted up my head Fisher in Hostings. boisterous fashion. The nolle waa time Uie railway mall service wai** > ■ .... A Michigan February is a good there were many more. fine, cican­ From shadow^ sliuken on lhe ------- - — —. so loud thzt it upset the rest of tlie rapidly expanding. He knew it wax ,served his country liad taken Uielr tqma to pull out for a milder clime cut, youthful-looking lads, consnow-. ' HENDERSHOTT . company. One day when the offrire Motto—Think Victory. Talk Vic­ ' hard work, but lie wm brought up ttoll und he was glad when he could specially iw "Ground Hog" day 'stonily arriving.and departing. At 1 a. C. CUrk and family spent Sun- aive sounds were at fortissimo, a on a farm, liad good iiealUi. a (retire with Uiat annuity—it bi not WttS M sunnj. u one as t. ever re­ both stations commodious quarters tory. Act Victory, Otherwise SHUT Bum steadily* os long ago_______ ; day with Dr und Mrs. Glen Ounn veteran strode toward the culprit strong constitution and believed he ,called a pension. Railway mail member, confirming Uie forecast were reserved for their use with UP! From Windows In my father'a house, near Kalamazoo. and said; could make good—and he did. That ,clerka now contribute a small per- of six weeks more of winter wentii- magazine filled tables, easy choirs and writing desks mid hostesses in 1942 simile—So-arid-so is worth Dreaming my dreams on wlnteri Clinton Brill came home Satur"May I help you?" work waa inviting, loo. for he felt (cenlagc bt ihclr salaries to the'er. We left Saturday. Uie 7th. charge They filled many of the s weight in sugar ni3l>t< ‘day nftemocn Jo spend the week"Help?” eciuwd the recruit that It was helpful to all the peo- tannuity fund 'o1> the 4 25 p. nr train, thc .on'y ^*',n w/rToarh on the final run ■ • * * I watched Orion as a irlrl don't need any help." . pie. tince they benefit by me great­ During Mr. Crook's 29 years of eustbound servlet now avuitoblq fit TVPetersburg 3. ..From their con­ lz»k somewhat alike.1—Donald Above another city'., lights. lights. Mr. and Mn Karl Kruger and -Sorry, sir.” said the veteran, ’1 ly improved service which railway service there were no "vacations which mean, a longer wait in De- — .... . ...»— versation I gathered they were anx- Nelson and our own Senator Van- Ycar, „„ dreams no. n..„ nnd youth'thtldnn of bturgts were Sunday thought perhaps you might wUh to mall clerks give to thr expanding with , pay " ns now. If he were sick.,t,olt «or sleeper, ' lous to complete their training. dentx’Hi. guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. be dragged asiiorr." . geestop. needs ot business and Urtne com- ,hr zuffered from his illness, also a! T*:e 10 ,D’U0Ar'w“ constd____ _____ . ------------—i ♦». forts, of the American home At low of pay. Now a railway mall cicvk crably enlivened by the ' ’ ’ The Worth's heart breaks beneath, Rennie Mott quickly as possible ", A firm in New York now makes The W. S. ,C S will meet Thurs-. BANNER WANT ADVH. PAT first.'Ihesr,public servants were not receives seven days a year allowance s*r • \ Humphny Rolins benefit of I'lloX pars on for the p.„pibenefitwho of majis and globes with extra decalco-' All things are chanced, save in the day for a 6ot luck dinner ui lhe under civil service That came lat- for dck-lenve. with pay If be only/Jg" Chkto.s e,. *ho ^ad aIly t Barry conntv mania designs which you cun cull home of Mrs. Jennie Slocum. .. «r But Oicar had to study hard. 'uses three days of that allowance In J r.rare EoLwop.1 chUreh »» thmklng of a southern trip to Miss Carol Howard of Battle JOJtflltve famtUarixe himself with the locaThe faithful beauty of tlie star-. = U,r_?‘hrrJ™ a'r cram VU.; Llet toured over tlie Wabash system for uny day a country changes ; Creek spent the weekend wiUi her Misery c/ hands and take home mid paste on tlons of Uiousand* of pout offices. so that if lie luid u >*. ' on plntform to *ro,n Detroit as they arc still nin- your map or globe and keep it up aunt, Mrs. Jack Sullivan Mr and their rail or star route connections, cumulative; ,rious illness, THREE CORNERS which might, in*- ^ Hna(l„KS frlrn<js W|OT nlng through coaches to the West to date. You could call ut the More und to learn Uie qifkkcsl way lo ' Me mid MrC Hammond C.PMIUU- hto for . mown, hr' ““>< »' •>»«“"1””.1 ----- . T" .------ ./ He Creek were Saturday supper get mail to these postoffices. He was mlgla h.v>- .ecumuUfnl rnoush J J villo ThroOTh -ra>lUH.uid l«, ul Cln^naU lhr umhduy ol countries tiiat hud been kicked and equal to the preparatory work and ' Mr .nd Ohm ....I and Mr. and Mn Mr GeorgiSPost from unused allowances lo cover the U, rUlr jle bmgnin. tHi “ mr “ po»r,w,re Ice to also obtained ’ from Chirago, around the nui|\ that day. to thr necersnry testa. of ti Hosting. Sunday ever evening , , , oi —•uni’. > were nunua? longer period. Tiicrr urv other urri, rtjj o„ U)„ n](.rt j 1(.,m iswily reached from Battle Creek or ll0tt0 Huns mvt, B0C*OFJ Mr. Ciook wua assigned lhe 289 benefits which a railway mail clerk wrcntbwl tn i, n.-'tfuests of Mr, and Mr? Claud’ u-bctl t»i« v re- Kulmnazoo 1 Something betcha Janie Ls the ... miles run between Chicago and De- ,now receives, including a consider- entered,the r^y r livi’i looked’very The quick transition from latter in the evening • *--------------"" snow only person in Michigan wlio didn't Hammond troll In his tests he had before him -----------------------abln increase in----------------salary, in ----------ills day chic in a turquob blur wool rowii and icy walks on llw< trip down tx-ilvaclie-tut tut. I mean complain all vislh.il Mr. mid Mr Janien E. u large case, with small compart­ there were no limits to the hours be mMt just matched her eyes mid she serineil like magic Hammond and children. In the morn. menu for each town on his line, could work or wax required to wore a perkv turoan of navy blue ing when we ojKneil our eyes to about the time. change. . . Mr and Mrs. Dean Cunningham • and big ones lor Uie large terminals work, mid no extra pay tor over- wun n trim of lacquered straw the customary switching. Jerking. Also-And this gives us heajis nf of Woodland called at lhe home of and thr connecting railroads. He' time. Today the maximum time re- ••• Wi- luid a litre chai .with them humping and grinding of brakes at ratisfactlon—we bet we were the Mr. and Mrs Clarence L. Sisson j had wveral thousand cants ad- qulrcd per day. of a railway mall all the way -in to Detroit where Cincinnati, not a vestige of snow fir.it columnist in this country to Tueday. Mlxs Betty accompanied drcsM-a to various postofflees, not clerk is five hours nnd iwentv mln- they were staying until Sunday *tut to lx- - - ’ ‘ predict stardom for Red Skelton, them home to visit them and other; the way through Har. har, har. And he done it. . . Woodland friend* only on thc Michigan Central but utes, which Includes work at his night, then would go on to Buftulo lowed ualso on the connecting und ter-)uwl 1UIMC auw ( .............. i own, ,home such, as busbWMv«.corwhere Mr. Holins has a position with Georgia — — -----• • • ‘ . Mr. mid Mrs. Richard Cook and .! . . ------... .... ..... — — «l . r of it-|rt«ity. rich black or brick-red; minal lines. HL* test was to distrib-; impendence.studying.etc. Anything Uie Curtlv-Wrlglit Co maker vi Sign in n bakery— Pics like Moth- -son Johnny’<rf Durand spent Sun-. Another noticeable . . make ... ... ^..V. tl. und ..... Mo 1i.. H ■■ J1 Robn*u_ utc those cards in the proper com- over 5 1-Thours L paid for at-over- the planes now such an finjiortaiii ]" * r*ot,M'r n “.U?c“2!LjfcaClf rrTsrd'to be fore me ’toolc up W»v wl ’h Mr. partmento nnd have the tent com- tirhe rat/-.. Now a railway mail clerk factor in our national rtcfi-ira-.‘un* u ,’h^ Ica.M'nrd number of b) „ 1 iTi-Ain inron. ttevirt David’ nurt and Drirnthv Dorothy und and Mr Mr.) pleted will' live in Williunu and . * pieiea within wuiiin a u bspecified >x*.iiicu time. ><■■■■. Conww,- Js ,s p,u<l 1(l 10 1M!r iw-r cent cent extra extra for ror work wont Tliev * whiuhii.- ville »uh- automobiles ............. on —■ the highways • mid Mrs Lester Larabee mid chil-1 , ....... ,Michigan *<i^tiionv, Central f",-tiimi at nt |. Wr ... __ _. ■______ __ •• 6„ P. M. mid 6 f fifteen miles out of lhe city, 1f*"iii ’r c.iis tlie trailer nected to the form<d between nnd fewer curs in in the trailer campa camps in in Something that bums me up—We dren. Bobby m>d Connie Sue Mr New Buffalo. Ind., was Uie Peru A M. which was not true in Oscar are happy. I Hat tbelr apartment is ’ we were > 7ven“‘crap 7f‘\w£V^r^n midMrs. Larabee. son mid Infant: M.rBuHlr: nt Kta «« lh<CTOk., Mn, latlmnw m.nd. • ■ SiT^X. n dnusllWr rKurtrt to n,«r o»„ IVKfK 3 wuy. ------ --------- -----branch M at ]think When youlong thlnk of thc long boHr asjothing 1 how had c^ry thing had jor ()Ur 1 u to the Junk dealer h‘>in- Sunday afternoon. ......A-.. or cut-off .of the Wben you of thc hours Query “,> query how' every Kalamazoo were lhe latke Bhqrw nnd tllP bard wotk o..car Crook dl(| passed off st tlie church gave the arc nil ,i part of the winning of nnd know exacUy what it should Mr and Mts. Leo Fisher were mid G R. A-* I.• now the ..... Pennsylln bLs M yrarR service, mid real......... . - H, Iiuv av r««| . o UIf oc, > It . ...... ....... - br“!e tb‘' d»»»" to relate, with tlie war. we haven't ;i kick to reg-i bring, and EVERY TIME we send the Sunday guests of their son-in-law vanta: z (|ww ,ow much -llV mail vunia: at Baltic, Battle, the thc main line of|. of| lz m,lch thr lhp. rnllu rnijWiy mall scr- !,”uc,-‘ gusto, ------- that —- - the only thing ------- hter ' • We found Marsh and Mr. children with it. they arp gyped out an<i daughter, Mr. mid Mrs. James lhe Grand Trunk; » Albion, lhe vlce lloc, ,0 ..pedue the hundllns «'> l-lUrt «T«|UUI11 Davis., tlie PcnnTlora manager, nt | cl some of tlie proceeds. Tlie few F Hnmtnond nhd family. HIUMlJle.L.n»ln«brnnchotlhet.keL(m,„ he n. In-. aloil was the arrival ot tiie grootn .. .and ... stepped ; paltry .... cento .... Guests Edw. !| tlie train to meet us Uie Junk dealer „„_.s makes GtH“*to ot of Mr Mr. and and Mrs. & Shore; ill J.ekwn. two blanches ol „ pUunc benefactor. And dur-’ fifteen minifies late, n good story ’hrough this organisation anil off !,v to iw«rfert perfect u-Mfhnr weather. •** ■" ” < j mtalniv "can't compeivate*...InTny ' ...... V.'ulti t, during tlie |M*t ..week were I , • >.l« Ol i'.-.e>nr ... ..............II totcildurthgtlicrrstoftlielrmiirthe M. C. n branch of lhe Lake'. . Ing lira was mt .aiwn.iaiwAVU the payment* will probably his 84 yiani hi u r||.t| ,lfp roui,p niiinphrev I It quite look my breathaway. । degrcc for thc respect and good will the R, v u,,d Mrs- J R- ChrLspell ■ Shore and a branch of the Grand j good citizen, a good neighbor. «,didn't plan U that way. und he has too. ;w we stepped ncrow the hP A lady in Hastings tipped Hayings who were Tuesday din-, Trunk:'at Ann Atbor. tlie Toledo|I well as a hnlpful public servant. So tin Uir.llgJlt aIibJ hl company --» threshold of the hotel andtook in “■[me | mP on or 1o to lh mis |% ana and i j cnecxea clu-cked aiand nrr «’UPSt’’: Mr and Mrs Floyd1 mid Ann Arbor Ry. Chicago and — -----.a>< dnubk ..... “p-ou know mat he lived a useful. with Ill5 rnotber n„d , hter who _.u.. -s-hut .i the new enlargement h >iad checked .and now I'm pa* . Walters of Grand Rapids spent; Detroit were the terminals crf-rev-J ' I helpful life. During ail Und time |,ad arrived from Di itoii the night “> W-a decorators m. lng u aiong al0|,_ to t0 every cvprv red-blooded ^-biood Thursday afternoon with them Last eial railroad lines. Not only Uimc .. ^|therr was itfw a suspicion of 1hl* hc had kn tb4. hote, ln dream surely. We were happy, too. .Amrnoa Amrrlcan H In, Barrv B.rr» c^ty. Count, Foll Fotto. »"< S'unMy Floyd w»IHn «nd; home. Don't delay — stop In today. but the pastoffices on each of them integrity or fidelity. While he wa.* Illnpll, |lniP bc fdt to s,op at thc to .... see the ar(? we going , .t lhem ... same attractive hostess.. are to Rlet them getaw away ‘‘a’Vhter Marion of Grand Rapids) Miss Schaukcin. S^aake in. sight right Then our our .... Hhh,AUofou unkm murt be kept in mind on all these never in the Then .... . .ht.r> und Elmer Walter, and daughter thc limellitht. limelight, and und never n„... florlst-s to pick .... up ,i... the brides cor- Mtv, -----------connecting lines and termlnaLs. It wanted lo be. lie gave 29 of thc best FngP an(j the boutonnieres fur the new looks SIS directly I «-» "ll» D'"™’ 3UnV>* , mid larger room 7”<52? Al>« ot Built C,<« vou think it would be easy to re­ years of his life to hard. Inconsplc- lnen among whom was thc bride’s out on tlie M. L. member all this, and accurately uous work for the public He was u brother. Gardner Chidttter of Mad- where Cousin Ella Rogers ’ " . Mrs. Leo Fisher with Mrs. Car­ Roger? of PrairiePrairie­ mueh place the addressed cards in Uielr faithful servant and merits a fnlth- j,on. WL«. who wa. 4o give her 'lUe, our niece. Marion Cook and . roll Fisher of Hostings were Thurs-j proper compartments in the case ful servant's reward. away The latter's train had been M,s Johnson- create a J*** real , home 1 Tlie reason our fenders are flay evening guests of Mr. and Mrs -—.®. just try it some time. Your respect A ,u..K K"“**"4 er"“** “ J?’1 wrinkled is because they are worried James P. Hammond nnd family, the) ---------- ■ » — lute mid lie had arrived not long for the work of a railway mail clerk COATS GROVE--------------------------------- before the appointed iiour. Tiicic SM.... «“'1< »»"» ■»' "I"* “A former remaining overnight. will increase mightily. Doing actual The n G T O club met with nn unlocked tor delay at tlie Smiths come in often from Gulf- I coming from. ' i Word has been received from; drtwr P°'‘ “ fr* mU” “*“y I 9 Stebbins Bldg. distributing of moll, wiille the train u? .nd mJ Chis ” TOwnscnd IlorUt*- ,l»rn “ dumb ) Zopliur Ross former resident of this H this gets to the Banner in time I, moving rapidly, makes thc work 1 wLAdfiv fnr nn all dnv meciltu’ who chosc thc longest way round. This poem by Sara Teasdale 'Is ni community that he liad been pro-i of fl paitnl clerk difficult: but his Wednesday for an all day meeting . nnd tJ01d.llpB by lrafflc signals, for the Feb. 19 issue. I must slgn-nff fivorite of cur Editor’s mother. moted to corporal. Congratulations.; o« “^nal minutes in right nwny. nnd will continue tills! work helps enormoiuly in the rapid pro(jreM l0 the cliutch ... ftitle -------------------------mid accurate handling of tlie,mails. which was in charge of Mrv Vera in "my next." A . few girls from »he!HcJen o 11U her frlends caD nl. With greetings to you all. Oscar Crook passed the exams Brinker. Sincerely mid began his long career oa a mail Catholic school chorus sang a num- twt Jux lhc outwnni calnl thnt ber of songs The main part of the never shows s|((ns of jnnt , r dls . Sadie R. Coot clerk In 1892. Although new atjhe Job. he was given one of the hardest program was tlie dramatization or turbances of mind, but she uc- Pennfloro Hotel runs—Detroit' to Chicago. Tlie fost- ■Tlie Old Plush Album." w“h know-lodged those fifteen minutes. St. Petersburgh. Florida, descriptions given by Mrs. Warren esix ^i a | ly thc last five, -were lhe ----------------— w.t trains then made lhe run in nnd living pictures longPSl slw cver exjicrienccd mid about seven hours. Trains that Coolbaugh 40 Raw Materials shc nnd tbe Reverend stopjied al al) lhe stations had a shown to represent the characters. lbal Each U. S. military truck, scout Earl Sc.xsc led the Christian En-! Don Carey, were beginning to pace car or other vehicle contains about ten hour schedule. Not Infrequent­ ly. Mr. Crook would make the en- deavor discussion Sunday evening the floor, with vision.* of a traffic I 40 distinct raw materials. /. . . ..... , .i..A on thc subject, "How docs lhe Holy । accident floating through their I terminal, would be instructed to Spirit Work Today?" Next Sunday, minds and the groom-to-be in an Billions Postage Stamps make tlie return trip, without rest evening there will be a panel dis- ambulance on the way to a lios-1 It Is estimated 18,095,950,000 postwm nr sleep. ThL* was due to lllneaz of cuAUon W Maunne clum. K™>e.h J«loj Or^jchuja! ; >w , Kelsey. Dorothy Kelsey and Earl I,o * p ' ‘ ‘ r . 1 ‘ n,n k 1 , es “ 8°°* ’ * ,or > I <<ui . 2 rtj(;n| ycar some other clerk, or because of a Sense on the "Patriotic Subject."™* ‘hat its all over, and 1^ »mi-4Z n.cai year, big Increase in the mall to be handled. That meant from 14 to 20 it being Washington's blrth’day. All---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- ------------------------- -—• ' " " hours without sleep or rest. If you are invited. tldnk that would be easy. try stand­ Mr. and Mrs. Reo Brink of MilA ing on your feet for that many ford mid Mias Ruth Woodman of | hours on a moving train. S ATto Im -11 When the mall car started on Ils Journey, there would be literally Linden Bryans on Center Road. stacks of mail for the clerks to Saturday evening. Russell Demond to in Pennock' handle, with more added at each poatofflce on the line and sacks hospital for treatment for infection i dropped of! at each station. Tlie on his neck and wrist. Some from here attended tlie C.< comparatively few pouclies con­ taining through mall would not E. county meeting Monday evening have to be opened. All lhe others al Quimby church. Birthdays... tariTenaries One item in last week's news, would have to be opened and sorted Gradtutiwt .,. Weddiajs while the train is in motion. Some­ needs correction. It should have I time-. when tlie mall car reached the read Earl Clum favored Uie S. S. ‘ Prmotioij... Retn-eaeats terminal, their work would not be with a solo instead of Earl Scase. ; Coflfinwtioas...GoiBg-AwayMr. nnd Mrs F. C. Wing returned completed. ,In that case they re­ mained in the car and worked until Tuesday from a two weeks trip to lhe Job wa* done Then there were Florida. Sunday here nl church he no hour limits as there are now; the gave an Interesting account of the clerks worked until the mall was church services that he attended. HIGHNESS in a SMALL While there he visited a cousin in nil sorted and pouched. SPACE"—the Crest When the train reached Uie ter­ Tampa, a number ot Waylanjl minal. the mail for the larger cities friends; Ute Paul Woodmans, and beyond it must be in separate sacks, Ward Green near Jupiter. Fla., and set. Appropriate on and that for smaller clUes on con­ oUier Woodland friends. any gift occo»’ion.,197S necting lines must be in a condlUon TUCKAWAY. So. he's for easy handling by the mall clerks MARTIN CORNERS got everything! Well, on tlie connecting railroads Failure Miss Beatrice Barry and Arthur to do his work correctly would be re­ C. Perrin of Grand Rapids were not this! It Fits blouse, ported. and that was not pleasant united in marriage Saturday eve­ side pocket of tuxedo, for the clerk; so he endeavored to ning at thi home of the bride's shirt, trousers pockets, make as few errors as possible. Tlie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Barry dr ladies'purses.*l2°° long runs and long hours, coupled the Rev. Arthur Butterfield of Hazwith the Jar of tlie train, was a se­ Ungs performing the ceremony In vere strain on a railway nyail clerk the presence ot only Uie immediate Drop In! in that day. I remember one man family of the bride Tlie newly S—Our Selection! who tried it on the Detroit-Chicago married couple will reside in Grand run. and he had to quit at the end Rapids whore they had their new of three or four months. Experience home already furnished. Con­ lias proven that it is best for the gratulations and the best of good unitcd service, as well ns for tlie clerk, that wishes for a happy married life are svirio. he have a week on his run. then a extended to Mr. and Mrs. Perrin. lOMOS week off. But he has to keep records Miss Phoebe Oakex of Woodland ns well as keep studying, sp these visited Mrs. Rotand Barry part of rest periods do not mean idleness William Cogswell and family. Ro­ Becaue he had good health and was strong. Mr. Crook stood the dif­ bert and Lyle Vamey and Mr. nnd ficult main-line run longer than the Mrs. William Schantz and son Ho-, average clerk; but for the closing ward of Maple Grove were Sunday yean of his service, which ended dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orr in 1921, he had the Grand Raplds- FUher. Miss Doris Gillespie and MUs Detrolt nm. which was 130 miles shorter and much easier. He wound Greta Cogswell were homo from school in Kalamazoo from Wed­ Kalamazoo to Woodbury and return. nesday night until Sunday night.' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cogswell, and Before 1931. when a mail clerk had to live up his work he received children were Sunday evening callno further compensation from the Mrs Ida Flory, Mrs Hoyal Bar­ government. That year an annuity PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN num and Mrs. Millie Fisher were at ing 1800 -per year to railway mail Mra. Margaret Demon ds Thursday clerka when they reached a certain assisting with a quilting for Mn. age. or had given lhe required num- Clartballe Barnum. HASTINGS PHONE 2115 FLORIDA CMI666 col estate »nth. A HOME FOR YOU IN '42 .400. 2 000 ir ran ■pfrudld / ss Broker. cqualntance. ‘phone. Call LE. MICH. ) OR IALS $4.00 Charges. $ RICE ICK HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION A7 UNCOMMON/j* J OCCASIONS j. 519051442983441729090844479983482999 r Is Our Business! j i $4.00 ?any n! Day in and day out we are dealing, advising and arranging financing for individuals and business firms. We have specialized in money matters for more than half a century, and the accumulated ex­ -fjerience of these years is at your service. Money matters, regardless of the amount involved, require careful consideration. You will find, as have many others, that it pays to consult "Your Banker" first. Through the various departments of this bank we are rendering a complete, modern bank­ ing service which includes the Industrial Ljoan Plan. Under this plan you can finance automobiles, farm machinery, horne appliances, etc. 7^? i/ie OZ iu/ichj/cu eiitei thelunnn tads, and NOW. We Bring jour 9». Mich. BUY If you need money don't hesitate to ask us about it. We are here to serve you. Stop in ot any time. You are always welcome. HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service9* LyBARKER’S XI , during Which Oacar Crook hid BANNER WANT AD 78. FAT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBBL'ABY 18, IMt to Mothers! Pockhama Remedy "Once bled atver without I' |f MDDLEVILL^|! recently underwent a major open-1 oring lhe class of new memberu re-, alien Is out again and gredually cently received. Ah member* or getting back to his normal health, friend* of the church are Invited I The Pythian Bister* Initiated a to *««ndcandidate into their Order at the' Mr. and Mra. Arthur Oaukea and ••pnt FrtfiW forenoon with her m daughter Vcto. while Art wa* in i town on budDeae. Rev. and Mra. Im Carley attend1 cd the Barry county ministerial meeting In Hartings, Tuesday. J. F. Schlpper attended a round ----------------------------------------table -meeting for superintendents of schools at Kalamazoo. Thursday. Arthur Thedc of Leighton who . comtnn( .a Knool 0I -------------- - — A combined el mstrucuon UuinxUen ■»■ Wedn-dh, J ----- -------•«>------------l« M■ c ,nt- aa three thraa week* wdK»lr« E“‘*rn_ 8,*r chapter cf. Bpnngv Arkansas for MMdieviiie and Freeport will be *t*yheW at popart thla weck Friday Ur«- Poster Waddell and mother. nlghl Oran(j officer Florence Simp- Mra Elmer J*me* vtelted their *Uo’f Otsego will act a* instructor. ter ««* daughter. Mis. John Nagel AU members of the chapters are thc Powers neighborhood. Friday u—ed to attend. ’ I aEtemoon. Let Your Aniwer to Bombi Be—BONDS! Wayne accompanied by her sister. Sootera of near Charlotte who are attending a ------------------short course---at *• M. 8. Mrt. Eelher Smith of Muritagon r were al Sturgis Thursday evening ' to the wedding of lhelr niece and; Mra. Bert Palmer Saturday night and Bunday. , cousin. Miss Barbara Griffeth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley ___ Tha _____ Irving_________ Sunshine ___ and Garden Griffeth. Bad cold* prevented lhe club* dub. will give “a *benefit * party I Griffeth families attending a*■ roe the Red Crow ai al the K. P. Hall in rtca vroa* me n.. *•. nau planned. I! Middleville Tuesday .. evening, Feb. I The many friend* of Clifford Da- 24th. vli are glad to see him out again, Mra. Addle Lewis who hu* been after several week* of Illness. I in 111 health 1* better again. BANNER WANT ADT8. PAT Caledonia were Friday evening, callers at the E. F. Blake home.' Sunday callers were Mr. and Mra. month nimand'rte lhelr household effects and moving' We are fighting enemies who will stop at nothing. With our Harley Fox of Hastings and her children in.Laruing and Dimondale. l0 Mlddlcvi;ic have rented the homes, our very Ilves at stake, shall we stop short of glvin* our sister, Mrs. Ben Bowman of the Mr. and Mrs Clarence Rnsenbera Robert Walters cottaae on West dime* and dollars for Defense? Buy Defense Bonds and Stamp* Hastings vicinity. of. ypallantl. formerly of Hartings. Maln 3l whtch j^t been vaevery day, every week. Buy ai If your very life depended upon * Herman Scholten of Grand Rap­ vislted his parent*. Mr. and Mra. catt.d by. the Bob Bowman family; IL It Aoet! fl Ids is a new employee at the Oenkes Claude Roienberg In northwest Who has moved to Hastings where meat market. Thomapple. Sunday. hc H employed. We are glad Stan Mr — and Mrs v.urw... Clifford Converse . . ... u. aer. no mra Jacob Klump is having an auc- and Beth have come home again, 6500 miles. men Remember erenUiUM In M1JU1U, a,uWUt Bluh * uon sale of farm stock at hi^farm Mr< and Mrs Wm. McConnell, Miss Marjorie Vcrmeuilen is dleville U runnln, on lhe new „ vlcU)|t „„ in northwest n»on>appl» this 3l aud wilHam have recently bom, MoM„ । learning to be a "hello" girl in Uio sopet-re.1 Ume whether we UK u Thursday afternoon and with Mra returned from several weeks May at local Bell Telephone office. When or n<». not. sutiK, Sun tiny rairnl school u nt 10 tnd and M,„„ j„„ue ,„a' Klump will soon move to their home valdosti. Oa. and touring Florida her trainUig U completed she ex­ church al 11 o clock. Jeanette Garbow, Jack Chase and in Grand Rapids at tite corner of and the men are now employed by pects to take the night position of Ono hundred nnd fifty men and Harry Allbrecht. were home from -------------------a, nt. n ^ n me Chcmlca| pUm „ Mld . Division 'and Griggs St. Glendon Myers has rented thc farm and will land. They were home for Uic week­ Mrs. Wm. McConnell, who has re­ boy* enjoyed the annual Father- their studies at Western State signed but U helping out tills week. 8on banquet sponsored by thc Com- college Kalamazoo in between se-' move down from Leighton town­ end. muuity Brotherhood, at the school mcot4.r vacation. ship. Mb* Ruth Seymour and cousin! Mrs. J. K. Spooner, who lias been Mr and Mrs. Ival Baird and chilMrs. Glen Blake accompanied by who arc both students at Western spending tlie past two months with cafeteria. Monday evening of last week. An excellent dinner wa* dren Of Grand Rapids spent Satur-1 relatives of Woodland drove to De­ nu noun »<i aisr cooks usi ||| troit. Wednesday of last week lo town Friday; visited school, and also Sunday for her home in New served by the ladles of thc Mm- day n|ght wuh her sister. Mrs. Fos— tcnt-Joncs - -----------------------circle.------------Elton----------Law- vvl tcr Waddell „, and u family and were1 the lunerat of her aunt. Mrs. A. E. called on Mrs. Glen Blake with Bridgen. Alberta, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Noffke of ronce. agricultural teacher of Sunday dinner guests of her other Snuggs. whom Ruth stayed while in high Parmelee vicinity are parents of a the T.-K. acted as toastmaster of Msteiv Mrs Ross Johnon. Mrs. Mattle Benaway nnd Mrs. school. son bom. Sunday. Feb. 15. Mra. the evening s program which includMrand Mra. Charles Griffin of Dora While expect to leave this Mr. and Mrs. William Streeter of VALLEY CITY MILLING CO Nolle was the former Evelyn Per- ed a piano duet by the Misses Eve- Grand Rapids were Sunday guest* Wednesday in company of their Grund ---­ Ruptds. formerly of Gun lyn Allbrecht and Laurel Maclver (1f Mr. and Mra. Calvin Streeter at brother. Ernest VoUweiler of Detroit lake, are parent* of their, fourth lit­ ; rault. proficient Qun lake. for Clearwater. Fla., where they will tle daughter. Carolyn Joyce, bom'। William J Liebier Is convalescing executed in their very you must hoard, hoard defense bonds n-.e Prairie literary club had a spend three weeks with their broth­ in Blodgett hospital, on Feb 10, from an attack of lhe flu that kept manner. Sam Myers, speaking for him from the store several days. the tothers welcomed the boy* and most enjoyable meeting at the er George ond family. weight 8 lbs. 15 ozs. The little twin Don't hoard flour get Tlie T.-K. Trojans played their Eli Holes as spokesman for lhe h0OTe of Mt> Forrest Bender south­ 16 Vital Services A Family Night supper nnd pro­ idstens, Judy Lea and Joan Rea arc gram will be held at thc Methodist spending some lime with their old rivals. Caledonia before a large lads welcomed the "dads " Thc wesl of town. Wednesday last with a them regularly from your church this Thursday evening hon- grandparents. Mr. .mcf Mrs Calvin crowd of basketball fans Friday feature of the evening was the Boy very gnod attendance Tlie treat Standard Oil dealer night on the home floor, and over- Scout picture* and talk given by thc dav wns when Mrs. Reginald Streeter at Gun Like. Mn-. Streeter came their opponent* by a score of Julius Knowlton, one of the Scout crldler with the hired man as was the former. Retha Austin. Owing' to the librarian. Mrs. Dorn 33 to 25. Floyd Moore was Middle- executive^. All in all those who at- chauffeur drove through lhe nelghWhile, being on a vacation the vlllc’s high point man with 16 tended report a moat enjoyable borhood with an "old time uuto''- OU dealer can give you real help these horses and sleigh, nnd gathered up Community library will not be poknts. Thb sort of evened the old evening. Tlie Alle-Bar club will hold an Hie ladles and took them to their opened on the Saturday afternoons score borne since la*t year when services that, when followedwith thc fre­ of Feb. 21. 28 and March 7. Books Ionia beat the home boys the flrst alV-day meeting thb Friday at 'the destination. It was a grand day and quency he recommends, may add months nuirked due on those dales may be night of the tournament after me home of Melvin Shoemaker In the women feel going back to the team had strung a line of sixteen Leighton township. good cld davs isn't such a bad stunt returned the Monday following consecutive wins. The next game Mr . „ coyne and after all. The next meeting on now on this car-saving program. -. come without extra penalty. CSSgZ®M> to Car Conservation Headquarters! That Uncle Sam's mail service Ls will be played here with Delton thl* wn of anu,d Ra..lds w„c Sunday Wednesday. Feb 25 will be held The three ™*«‘nbig dlnn,.r 0( her Mra wlUl Mrs Russell Bender instead pretty good Is evinced by tiie fact Tuesday games of the teawn are Feb. 20 Clarcnce pyencB and fatnUy wuth. of Mrs. Schad. There will be a food that Christmas packages rent out Caledonia Sacricai Itpirrty —there; Feb. 24. Nash— »><'" tn<»i,« and white elephant sale for the by lhe Young Woman's Guild nnd ville, here; Feb. 37. Vermontville. 01 l®*n’ „ of '.he charlt>\fund. j the K. of P. lodge to boys In serv­ Mra. Clarence Rosenberg was benefit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corson and1r ice were recently received by R G. The monthly meeting ot the Mas- bimighlJo her home northwestof Mra. Frank Myers of Kalamazoo HMtuMry. Corson of the Navy after travelling tera-Jones circle will be held this ««»n. »«« ■ Uwee weeks were Sunday visitors of Mr. and switch Wh»u Tir»« week Thursday afternoon with Mra. “***?«» her M.f? M°n’ Mrs. Wm P Corson. ! Tl,. Harty Balsch on Grand Rapids S». Gibta in Grand Rapids Mrs. Mra. Mare Squler and father-lnMrs Eldon Pouteon will be gufct of U taw. L. A. Squler, of Wilmette, Bl_ honor and will be given a shower for Jron> ’•’« severe heart attack sufher new baby daughter Mrs. Balsch ferpd u8° . former's parents. -----------Mrs. Fred Stokae- Ls in receipt alenn Blak. whlle Mr Squler. Jr, Dmln will be assisted by Mrs. Clifford Frrs-hney and Mrs. Harold Bali. — -a---------------------------------------ol Idler Irom Mrs. John £. Ooglr. L, m Hew York Effective Jane 27, 1MI Miss Ruth Wcickgennnt of Bat- of South Kenilworth. Kenilworth. d 204 Sonin o.s» MiddlerUle IHrniis ot Llewellyn' accompanied the glrU. Park. Ill. enclosing newspaper clip- CampbeU nrc gjad to luioi TO GRAND RAPIDS home from Western State Slate TenchTench- , pings, picture and announcement of convalescing from Ills his Ttcent Yecei opercra College Thursday and spent thc the marriage of her daughter nUons and is now staying at the night as guest of Mrs. Dora White. Gladys lo John Blnir Pratt of Mont- jarstfer Convalescent Home in HasMUs Virginia Carley of the Flat clair. N. J Thc bride has been a tings. Rock achooLs will spend thc week- teacher in thc Oak Park nnd River ---------------- - , ( end at home in Ute Melliodlst Forest township high school for PLEASANT HILL manM.. eighteen yean and her husband Is Mr. and Mra. Howard Lewis of Mrs. Pulton Wohlford. aged 57 president of lhe A. S. Barnes Co. Ann Arbor were Saturday supper TO BATTLE CREEK year-, mothrt- of Mrs. John Biair ot New York City. The Gogle fam- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Co°k w«, , ot this village died at Blodgett hos- ily resided in Middleville many Tha. Birthday club was entertain- a„ul, pltal. Grand Rapids. Tuesday. Feb years. Mr. Oogle who was the Michl- cd by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen' CkF-f. . 10 following an illness of five gan Central station agent died here ter. Saturday evening. Tlie iiostew months, of pemlciou-. anemia. She and repowpi in Mt. Hope cemetery, wax presented with a table lamp, had resided at Bowens MilLs for thc The son Maurice who tuts been ns- High scores were won by Mrs. Ampast ten years, previously living in sociated with the Y. M. C. A. for bie Mugridge and Arthur Bedford TO LANSING Grand Raplda and Ravenna. Bur- many years Li now head of the “Y” and low scores by Mra. Paul Gibvivlng besides the daughter is her at Dayton. Ohio. The family Is high- son and Bert Palmer. husband, also her father. Delos ly respected by Ute old friends Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell LT wIm-vI who Ifred with -‘.th h:r: Mlctucl her: = n ™ als- here who arc always glad to greet called on their daughter and famCAR ter. Miss Mae Michael of Detroit them when they come? back, usual- Uy near Plainwell Saturday and Telephone lines are always busiest in mid-morning and mid­ TO KALAMAZOO CONSERVATION and — -i a k.ir.K--.iit.r half-brotiler. Asa s.n Mvrt> Hyde nf of ly al Memorial Day time. thair son Emmett, who had been HOURS. Ravenna and four grandchildren, i Middleville Chapter No 17 O. E. helping them during Mr. Raj­ afternoon. Those are the "peak” periods for business calls. Funeral services were held at the S. will be hostess to lhe Barry mond's illness returned home with SEE TOUR MUIIT STAKDAJtt) Dll DULfl Right now, with the slate and nation oit a schedule of all-out Bowens Mills church Friday aft­ county friendship meeting at thc them. ~ ‘ • 'Daily Except Sunday Paul Palmer and friend-------Robert. ernoon. Interment was made In Masonic temple. Thur&duy evening. production for war, this peak load is far greater than ever Feb. 26 with members of the chap­ Elmwood cemetery. Wayland. AU Other Trips Are Dally ters of the county as guests. There Letters received by tlie families of before. It lakes a lot of telephone calls lo make a tank or a (he five girls vacationing in Mexico will be a patriotic program. Mrs. are full of interest. They spent last Glenn Grilfeth of Middleville Ls bomber, and it's vitally important that such messages should week in' Mexico City nnd took side County a-ssoclation president and trips from there, seeing strange------ —------------ - ----------not be delayed. snd unusual sights nnd having a Maurice Zunlonkknyaen. of lhe wonderful time. They planned to^rtudent* speaking bureau of MichlBy doing your telephoning at off-peak hours and keeping your start home Sunday and will reach gan State College Is the speaker at here the latter part of Lhe week if| the T.-K. PTA this *week Wettaescalk as short as possible, you'll improve your own service and day evening. He is a recent comer Phone 2137 Mr.-,. J. P. Siawson who has been to the U. S. A. and will speak on give real help to America's effort in the war emergency. spending several weeks with her •The Nazis Invade Holland." We TRIO CAFE daughter Mra. Win. J. LJebler plans are sorry the chairman didn't re­ to leave oh~Wednesday for her home ceive word in time to gel more BUS DEPOT publicity hut parents should re­ In Toledo. STW« A SLOW FOR AMERICA - tUT DEfENSE RONDS AND STAMPS! ’ Mrs. Sidney Binns and baby member tlusl Ure PTA meet* the 1 daughter. Margaret Ellen of Albion third Wednesday evening of each spent last week with her parents. month. There is always a good and Rev. and Mrs. Ira Carley. Mr. Binns worth-while program Mr. and Mra. Muri Streeter of came up lot the weekend and they Gun lake spent Sunday with her accompanied him home. , Tlie south Thomapplr farm bu­ aunt in Battle Creek. .«U The Fred White family of Jack­ reau ..vup group will __________ entertain the North Thornapple group and thc Junior are moving into the Sylvia farm bureau and friends al a benefit Allen home on Grand Rapids St. NONE party. Saturday evening. February Mr Wlutc who operates an off drillFINER 28 at the Reginald Crtdler farm «n« «r*nl bh boyltood in Middle­ home two milrvxWesli of town on 'tile. HU father, wa* C. G. White. AT ANY M-37. Ttw entirePprtlceeds of the *lw was employed a* a printer in PRICE party will be donated to the Red The Sun office and was also leadCroaa. The event will be an old- «*<>! thc Middleville Band for sevfivshioncd box social, the lunches cr®! years. will be auctioned off by a prolesMr. Mrs. Guy Cline and .son Monal auctioneer. Each lady is asked Burdette and wife of Parmelee atto bring a box lunch for two and tended thc funeral of Mrs Cline’s one or more "white elephants" brother-in-law. Fred Nesbit near wrapped for the fish pond Belter PonUac Saturday Mr. Nesbit died plan to attend for It is hoped to <>C pneumonia and-U.aurvived by hU raise a goodly stun. w|f°termer Marie Huie, and Bob Olner who had been tn Fiori- several children da the past month convalescing MUs Alice Flnkbeiner. who Is cmfrom his auto accident, relumed Ployed at Wvndolte. U spending the r0V/4Ff ; Itom* Thursday much improved in weelt W|V1 her parent*. Mr and health Mrs. Lewis Flnkbeiner west of town. Next Stlnday will be Laymens Mrs. Fred Ouffin returned home Sunday at the MethodtM church ,8'1 week from Wayland where ATTIMTI9N and the -nitre service will be in «*" “ring for her daugitciutTgr txLpur-gentlemen. Music will lcf. Mrs. Carl Hlar and infant son. iiirdicatian be fumUhed by the Mens chorus Mre- Emn’* Wtlltems returned TMIItn At. ». <«xo. •oeiosi and various individual* will iiave borne last week from a month s For carefree driving thia winter use. — at no extra cost — upper-cylinder other ports in the service The ber son. Rev. Karl Keeut niTcmit uuir eirmtir D-X. It is guaranteed to give quicker lubrication which protects valves, pis­ ladtes had a very fine .service tn De- ler and family at Ludington, OPtRATIOMS Pioneer heat-resisting lubri­ cember and so should all be present Mr- Bnri Mri> Leo Berber of near starting, more power, speed and mile­ tons, rings and upper-cylinder walls. cant, made from selected Sunday morning and encourage the Hiutlngs have, moved Into Ute half TCV PAT 9UIT Pt age. In addition, D-X is different from Try a tankful today—at any Diamond . nt Mr< Wrtmirt* linmo Rocks Mr o( Rnrk Mrs. kFriend* home Mr. paraflin bu»c crude oils. 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Prases cuu 4 £, 29c Krojtr * Hot-Dated Spotlight Spotlight 59c 3 BREAD Milk C<S"„TT 4 ill 31c Bantam Corn 3 29c Una Beans 3 25c 3 23c Red Beans Biz TOMATO SOUP PINK SALMON 3 17C S! 18c ALASKA Packed in Pure-Pak Container - Fresher - Creamier COTTAGE CHEESE SODA CRACKERS PEANUT BUTTER 48-o* jar 2 5 C Largs pkg. 21C Ivtry Soap « J- lb. pkg. 1b. box 2 10c 16c Clover Valley Gnnuin* Bill Pickles BUTTER «*i> - 2 73c SEEDLESS RAISINS 4 Z 35c POPULAR CIGARETTES BRANDS Carton >1.19 KINGS CORN MEAL YELLOW 5 >tbck 15c COUNTRY QUICK OATS CLUB 48-oz. pkg. Ilv Country Club Quality Q jF C ENRICHED Large Loaf 2%, 61c £ Loro. KROGER'S CLOCK 35c CHEESE | 2 J 29c Quart jar 29c Embasay Creamy Rich 3 **>■ 19c SALAD DRESSING KING'S FLAKE FLOUR 5 19c PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 ± Fralt Cecktall 2 Per*le Pleas 2'^’29c Berber’s Cereal 25c pk«. 15c InaslaM Sias X' 49: OxyHol or Rlnso Giant PkB. 59c Romaa Cleanser 2o»u-17c Cllftee Tissue 3 roll* 13c Herthere Tissue 4 roll* 19c ORANGES CAUfOMRA SEEDLESS Do. 1 9C FLORIDAS ro> JUICE 29c I Mr. and Mr*. Walter Wlllteon and piano tang two MtocUon*. C. M I ’ clilldran and Joe Kanur of Clark* - McCrary with hi* guitar. tod th* I villa apeat Bunday with Mr. and community aiming. Darcy Spark*. I Mr*. Oordto Durkee. physical education director of th* ; Paul Halst of LanMng spent the Bauto Creak Sanitarium tod game* ; Ttie Delton Inland Lake* Garden‘ । weexena nis orotner maivu weekend witn with bls brother sna and sis*!*- '«™ and row™ stunt* r.nu and me the i™™ grand march Club held an interesting meeting ^.m-uw. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur with Mike Kelly of B»Uto Creek 1 at the home of Mr*. Bert Chandler jjm*t. i at the piano • Monday. Feb. 16. Mr* Clayton callers al the William Lelnaar The P. t. A. of Kellogg school to Stough wm In charge of the gum*home duringthe week were: George asking for paper* and magaalnc* to Ing contest on trees, shrubbery and, Lcinaar of Hickory Comers. Mon-, r*ue money for the Red Crass. ; vines. Arthur Hatet. Ag teaoner in d#y: MarkNorris of Pralrtovllle. deliver your contribution* to I the Delton school, gave an liulruc-; Friday; Mis* Erma Van Luke andthe old office at the scltool before live talk on pruning . Ellsworth Barrett, local, and Mr. Mareh II. I Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Bush and and Mr*. Wilbur Gibson of Clover-1 Mr .nd^**r« Orville Cram of । daughter of Lansing visited hte dale on Saturday. I Owowo were gurata of Mr. and I parent*. Mr and Mrs. Lincoln Busti. Mr. and Mr*. Ros* Water* and Lyn LaWrcncc and family Tuejday । Thursday afternoon. ' son. WiUlam. and William Lelnaar wcek । Mr. and Mr*. Robert Mitchell of *P*nt Bunday with Mr. and Mrs „ . „ BUJ BarnM of Otj Hilbdale announce the birth of Cornell Cappon near Stewart Cor-1 on mother. Mrs. H. a daughter. Robert was a former ners. । E Biirnps Monday of last week, resident of Delton. | “r'LA"ceHC“IUnL*PJ"t.Thu?^.T lMd of old P*?™ d0‘ The basketball team will play' '"'“’J Mr-R,’d Mrs. Portl Ca*ey north> natcd to the Hlekory Comer* Unit the Galesburg team in the school, 0,)A,'t‘ v‘““n, ,or u,c Red C,OM *°ld r°r •a0M 1 gymnasium here Tuesday evening. m with mm! Th® **** Cr°“ •PPrecla't's the rf' Feb. 34. The looal team will go to Lt„u^n -Lt 'P00” ot ' “ P**1* “‘'‘f-®*1Naxi'.ville Friday evening to play. «r»n<Mathcr. John Stratton. Sat- yage tor . victory Campaign and that team. The home team defeated 111—I Howard Johnson's donation of hl* Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Checsbrow of !llne nnd tn(ck and &a]c of t]le )oad Hickory Comers Kellogg school1 Kalamazoo visited Mrs Myrtle, ln team la*t Tuesday evening by a , Mr. 3nd Mrs Lcon Nevin« and son score of 38 to 27. with Houghtcllitig., Lelnaar Thursday evening Mr*. Myrtle Uinaar spent Wed- bf near Ouasso vllllrd her aunt .Mr. forward, scoring 17 point*. Wright, nesrlay In Hastings and Mrs. Oti* Laurence. Tuesday of forward, .scored 9 to take high scor­ Mrs John Harrington. Mrs. Wil- j Iast weck Mr ftnd Mrs Orville ing honors tor the losing team. The . reserve team defeated the Kellogg .ham Mason. Mrs. Ida Piter and cram of Owosso were callers TuesWill Whittemore attended the, day afternoon. second team by a score of 43-9 ; Mrs. Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle at the I Mr alld Mrs John Mourer were, Ellsworth and Carol Starring ot home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Myron Mason at Elmdale Wednesday of last week Level Park spent Sunday at the Wednesday | to visit hi* daughter. Mr. and Mrs home of Uicir aunt. Mrs. Leon Mr and Mrs John Harrington, nay McTaggart and daughters, Pennock. , and Mr. and Mr*. Charles Harring-1 word has been received from Mr. and Mrs Merle Hartington ton ! ctilled on Mi and Mrs George waiter Griffcth that lie te now in of Kalamazoo spent Saturday aft- Harrington in Kalamazoo Sunday Arkansas. emuon and evening with hls j»r- ,afternoon. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Eldon Beadle nnd ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harring­ Mis. Charles Thrine of Wall lake gon Jimmie were dinner guest* Sunton. . ’ 11 and Mrs. Charles Kahler of East dfty Of Mr. and Mrs Earl Burdick of Mr and Mrs. Elliott Eddy of Hat­ Delton visited Mrs. Anna Wilson' Augusta. tie Creek spent Sunday with their ,and Mr* Jessie Payne in Kalamazoo will the people living in nouthern parents, Mr and Mrs. George Eddy ',Saturday. | Barry county who have papers nnd Mr and Mrs. George Eddy and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Evarts of magazines to give for the Red Cross । Mrs Ros* Pierce wen dinner Kalamazoo ; spent the weekend with please send or bring them to Mrs gucsLs of Mrs. Grace Mosier in their । brother-in-law and sister. Mr.! Man- Johnson chairman of the Kalamazoo Friday. and Mrs. Maurice Johncock and! Hickory Comers Unit so the pro­ I Leon Pennock visited hls father family. , | cee±s from their sale will be ap; Addison Pennock in Hastings Sat- ' Wllllam Johncock who Is 111 at the > plied on the Barry county quota, urday afternoon. Mr. Pennock Ls ।home of hls son. Maurice Johncock Barry county 1* not ixiid up to tt* i able to lie up again here, remains about the same | quota. Mrs. J. L. Daniels, who has been Mr*. Belle Lechlcitncr of Hastings Rev. and Mrs J. W McCue went a .surgical patient tn Borgev, 1ms- spent , the weekend with her Kon-ln- to Detroit Monday of last weck to • pltal for the past two weeks, re- ■law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. ■ get acquainted with their new turned home Sunday. Ford Casey .. I granddaughter. Rev, McCue re­ . Paul Richard* of Hastings spent ' Mr. and Mrs. John Ennis and 'turned Tuesday. Mr*. McCue re­ Sunday wl'h hte mother. Mrs son. , Rex. of Gull lake were dinner rnatning until the first of this wcek Blanche Richards guest* of Mr. ntid Mrs P. Casey i The robins arc returning to Hick-. Mr. and Mr* Allen Terry and .Sunday , Mr. and Mrs Harry Wil- ory Comer*. Tile first one rejwrtcil non Michael of Plainwell and Mr kins j of Prairieville were dinner! arrived Friday the 13th. and Mrs. Travis Rover of Hitch- .guests of Mr. and Mrs* Casey on Mr. and Mrs John Mourer were vtlle. Ohio, siient Sunday with their ]Friday The dinner was in honor of! dinner guests Sunday of her son. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town the । birthday anniversary of Mrs.) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick of Auand family. ।Wilkins. I-™.gusta. The Delton Co-operative Cream——■ y - .------------। Mr. nnd Mrs. Travis Rover of lilt KORY CORNERS Hicksville. Ohio, called on her pation* in the Delton Rural AgrlFamily Night. Friday. Feb 13 at gnuMtparents. Mr -nd Mrs Frank I cultural school building Saturday. Kellogg school was one of the out- Town Saturday evening and Sun­ ■ Feb. 21. There will be a program standing .'Octal event* in the hLstory. day afternoon in the afternoon The W S. C. S. of the school. The school band led। «ra Et)iel Pennock of Hasting.' . of the Methodist church will serve by a guest. Louise Fuller, graduate attended the W. S. C. S at Mr* I the dinner. Members of the dinner ol Kellogg sclwol class of '41 played; Llda Kellv's on Friday of last wcek committee arc: Mrs. Clifford Mor­ before the pot luck supper A male' Howard Aspinali L' working for ford. Mr-. diaries Harrington. Mrs. quartet. O F. Harrington. C. MJ Harry Snyder at the Brick garage . Robert Barnes and Mrs. Bertha McCrary. Lester Sniffin nnd Elmer 1 Edward Bromley of the Hames I Adams. Ross with Isabel Butler nt the| (arm and Mrs. H E Barnes were at Lowell on bttsJnesL Monday. Wesley Newton has purchased a farm two miloa cast of Doster and ’ will move there the first of March. The World’s News Seen Through I The three oldest Newton children will work In the district and finish their year nt Kellogg school. » An lnlrrn<itn>>ul Daily Nru ! E M. Cadwnlluder was In north­ ern Michigan last week on business. b, nit ■ >1X1'1 UN M 1FN( t l-rNl.lsHINC. SOCIETY Rev. Victor Jones is building u new milk house/on hls farm at Hickory Coiners. Joe Slanfle of Bellevue Ls moving hL* farm equipment to his farm northwest ot Hickory Comer* re­ cently purchased of Rev. Victor Jones. Obtainable at: Mrs. Homer Bartlett spent Sun­ day at Galesburg with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Hamar Bolton and fam­ ily. IlzstinX'. Ml, hlr.it. Mr. and Mr*. Ed Woodin of Fine lake were pucsla Sunday of their daughter. Mr.—nnd Mrs. Myron Simpson and children. । Mrs. Geiui Brown and children. ‘ Bud and Lois visited friend* near Hasting*. ' , . Sympathy I* extended to Mrs. ■ Earl Burdick in the death of her igrandmother. Mr*. Arnold of Fine DELTON I rUAUC Euillot Siuru it Villain C , nA. Ltmuno La,a. 300 Sin d°« ZUC rail rods Apples 4 »• 27c Petatoes 5 18c Fresh Peas ! Florida where --he and Mr Arnold i were spending the winter. Tire body will be brought to Battle Creek where funeral services will be held. Burial will be made at Bedford. Should Have U 10c Tcmstnes ■* 19c Florida Celery ■talk 5C Little Susanne Reed of Richland spent .several days with her grand­ parents. Mr and Mrs. Sam Gdb and TootU'*. Mr and Mrs Glen Kahler of, Hasting* were Sunday guests of their |>arent*. Mr. and Mrs. Geo., Kahler. DIET! Milk is one of the essential foods for both children ond odults. It furnishes vitamins and minerals that protect health and build teeth and bones as well as the best protein for building muscle. Highlands Grade A Milk should have first place in the diets of adults as well as children. It is a safe, easily di­ gested food that's economical. Try switchirtg to Highlands Grade A Milk exclusively as your bever­ age—use it more often in recipes. ». 5c POTATOES “,N15 X 35c DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR KROGER STORES BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS PASTEURIZED. PT. 6d; QT. ||^ ■■ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutinzi *••»• cttrt are *rr “ » parent* parenu or Battle Creek the of a pound bah, boy. born P.O. ................. ....------*. •*.- ---------- Crrrk sundry .(Irrnuon Hnmorln. Mr Trr.r. MrUdw. Phil Potter of Wall Like spent; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kenyon nt Saturday afternoon and Sunday Hickory Comers visited their aunt with Jack and Jerry Johncock. ; Mrs Mina Kenyon Sunday evening Mr and Mrs. Rozelle Stanton and and found her feeling better, daughter. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sor.ncville Johncock and children, Marguretlc were dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Johncock and Il.i Reid of Hasting.-. Dale Lanibec Dt Hasting:. Saturday, were dinner guest* Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Jim MnV mid JimL D Woodman home in honor of mle of Battle Creek called on Mr. Johnnie Johncock * birthday. i»nd Mrs. Lester Bonneville. SunArchie Woodman and Raymond day Anders too* Glenn Tubb mid son! CREEK* * * t» Charlotte Sunday where they A j3.4 |b dAUah,„ WM ton, l0 look a bits for Gaylord. Mr mid Mrs. Russel Whittemore Elmer L« Homtnedieu Is IU and ftl t>cnnw.k |MleiImm Saturduv. she under the doctors care. wll) Jud, Jrnn Remember the sale at Almond Tlie ollaM Crrlk Extension clnv. Weber's Monday, Feb 23rd. WBS entertained tn Uw Fred BarHarold Springer Ls busy these.|ow homr ln Hastings last Wednes­ day* hulling beaiu and trucking day. Mrs. Harry Dunn will cnlciluinber to Allegan for Hubert Me- tain the next meeting. Callum. I Caller* at Fred Olis home <lurMr. and Mrs. Waller Cook and Ing the weekend were Lyle Oti. daughter of Hustings and Ralph and family and Hay Otis of KalaCook were dinner guests Sunday of mazoo and Mr. mid Mrs. Harrv Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Anders. MrsjDunn of Southwest Rutland Anders and Mrs. Cook called on The Mtests Genevieve and Max­ friends in the neighborhood Sunday. hie Erwuy o! Grund Rapid* mid afternoon. (Joan of Kalamazoo were weekend Mr and Mrs. Ira Osgood and chii-iVLiilors at their home here dren were dinner guests Sunday; Mr. mid Mrs. Homer Erwuy of of Mr mid Mrs. Ferrte Broun and Muskegon were Sunday cal'ets at I«bcUe In honor o< suphar. Mnh-i®V d turned home with them. Oana Brown and Ixite and Buddy! "nd Mrs. Robert Wilcox of o> Minor, sund., .. tS’II th. Harold Sprinirr home Mr. and ..“^“Mor Mr. and Mr,. Jack Br»»> day aHamoon «MUrs. Ivpsllantl can,.. Sunday ror Mnr. Ira Owood and daujhwra ,„dr snent Wednesday with spent witii Mrs. Hubert «.< Fotrcst >».... Havena returned Pettengiil of Hickory Comers. with them and with the Rex a >rw M,; ..home . Tali'* DOWLING * ’ ’ FAIR LAKE A parly was held Saturday night The funeral of Wallace Norton at Maurice Ford*. Cards were aged £4 year*, resident of Baltimore played and a fine time wax had. township wifc held nt the Dow Um; Robert Armour of Battle Creek church Tuesday. Feb. 17, will) Rev. visited Tils brother Hammle Ar­ Robert Smith officiating and burial mour last week. In the Dowling cemetery. Mr. Nor­ Vernor Webster and* family of;I ton owned and operated u flour and Hastings visited at Earl Pennock's11 feed ---• mill ‘I at Cedar Creek a Rood Sunday. yea ■, iiifn __ * 1■I many years, nut then taker later unit moved < ti hi to Edna Rorabeck and France*. Frichartlvllle where he continued Knowiei vtelted M Wretey Norris hls cll0M.n occupation After a and family of Carlton Center Tues- sliort |]infvi w|U1 pneumonia he CLOVERDALE Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tolies and । Mr. and Mrs. Welton (entertained family spent Sunday with Beecher : as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and । Pugh'.iiat Stanley Comers. Mrs. Steve Kartne*. Mr. and Mr*. Iva Wise spent the weekend With John Chandler of Hasting* and Mis. Lottie Colllsler. First Place in Fr**h. Hard. Gr*«o H»ad« New Cabbage T.n younger. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kingsbury Opal Honeywell of this place. Mr*. Jennie Norris I* better at Feb. 11. Congratulation*. , ' Luevina Ding*. Glanna Gelb. thl* writing. . Mr. and Mr*. Perri* Quick and Buddle Jone* are at home #lck with Mr. and Mrs. Bari. Jphncpck .eltended the Farm Bureau meeting. Mrs Edgkr Slaters and two chil­ Wednesday evening al the home of dren. Mr. and Mrs.' Alvin Alexan­ Mr. and Mr*. Ward Lindsey. Mrs. Earl Boulter Ls teaching the . der of Kalamaaoo. Mr*. Beute oi Detroit ucirwi were were Sunday ounuay viaMorey of Vis­ North Plne >“** »chool while their rtth Mr. itors wlU. M.. and Mrs. LeRoy Pen- teacher 1* recovering - from an oper~ «Uon. Mr and Mrs. Eldon Hecker of Mr. and Mn Fred Kelehum of Hastings were Sunday visitors of Kalsmtuoo called fln Mrs. Jennie Mr and Mu. Wallace NaDell. | Nont» and Lucy. Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Jone* and Mra Mcrlc "’d Marilee family were Kalamazoo visitors h>w «°nc ,o tanning to spend a Sunday. 1 ,cW d,iys w,lh ,,er «nother who b. Mr. and Mrs. Walla Karmlsky of 111 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker and Kalamazoo called on diaries Mon­ Patricia of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ ica and family. Claud Mosher Is about the same. day with Mr and Mrs. LeOrandr DePi tester. They also called on Mr. and Mrs diaries Kingsbury; entertained their children and fam­ Mrs. Sarah Smith and Mary Policy. ilies all day Sunday. Private Ro­ SOUTH SHULTZ land Chilson was also there for I Mrs Nina Johncox our teacher Sunday dinner. • gave a Valentine party Friday for Lester McLeod of Kalamazoo call­ J her pupils and also entertained ed on Private Roland ChlUon Sun­ ' their mothers utxiut forty being day evening. ipracuu _ • ..... After a...fine. program titey Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pcnnels of ‘ diwusw-d the 4-H work. Every Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr I InOtjieT wim presented with a plaque . and Mrs. Ed Fennels. They nlso । Of Abrahain Lincoln that Uie pupils called on Mrs Martha Chamber- jW(j made RefreahmetiU were lain. I served furnished by the teacher. Ezra Chamberlain of Kalamazoo | Visitors at FYnnk Hums' Sunday caught an B'.- lb. pickerel in Long were Mr mid Mrs. Jerry O'Connor lake Sunday. Lester Monica caught! and Dolores and Mr. and Mrs. a 5'v lb. one. 1 Harry Shute and grandson Micluwl ----------------------- ——• I of Hastings and John Graham of WESTHOPE-------------------------------------i Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs John ChamberDr. F O Pulta of Nashville whs lain and d> tighter Patty of Delton a caller at the A. Kenyon home were Sundav cullers at Everette Me- i Sunday morning. Callums i Mr nnd Mr* Alv“ Kenyon and Mr .nd Mr... Mmond Wrier i* “"."Si'S";" drd >w, M.rV,d >.n,d> ■„ BW.U, “jg The Christian Science Monitor Most Varieties 2 cans 25c HEINZ SOUPS HEINZ KETCHUP 19c GERBER’S fBoods 6 con‘ 35c o I MILK PILLSBURY FLOUR »1.13 Sd'/i-lb | SINCERITY FLOUR ■ack 85c lb PURE LARD 2 bag 27c Mr. sod Mrs. Den Wright of PRAIRIEVILLE Charlotte exited on Mr. and Mrs.' <nM p, t. A- Meeting was held at 8am Gelb last week. I the school house Friday evening Vmma TVmmvmm la ■nanfl-' «_ __ ____ I._______ ■___________ IW - ------ --------- - ' - ------- --------- -- ----- ULUUOM v** **IC p,\^I«**l Wf**M*l WK* her daughtora Mr. and Mrs Lloyd punned by Mu. >krri« Quick MUI* and Jo^nn. | p]e*,e wluh for notice at the next Congratulation* Mr. and MCL'm^un, which will be on Civilian Harry Baker on a bouncing baby Defend and should be of Interest girl bom Feb. 11 answering to Che each one in our community. Marines Called 'Leathernecks' The name "leatherneck" was giv­ en to the marines during the Revo lutionary war when they wore leath­ er stiffening in their shirt collars. The term was formerly used In the British navy. Always Use MICHIGAN MADE PURE SUGAR Dy so doing you cooparatc with the farmers and wage carncn of your own State who grow and produce this fine product Listen to Edgar A. Guest—each Monday and Wcd^ulay 10 A.M.-WXYZ end Mtekipm Radso Network passed awav at the home of hls daughter. Mrs. Albert Lee where he has made hit home since the death of hls wife In 1933. Another daughter, Mrs. Irving Fisher of Charlotte aurvives him ulso three grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Mrs. Thomas Shay was in Boston over the weekend visiting her hus­ band. who was there on leave for * a ahorUlnio before returning to hl* naval duties in the Atlantic. ' Mr. and Mrs. Nat Steele of Kala­ mazoo were Sunday vlMtotT* nt Mvron Whitworth's and Mr. and Mrs Harry Whitworth were dinner guests Thursday. , Mr. and Mm Floyd Card of Au­ gusta called on her abler. Mrs. Ag­ nes Olis Sunday afternoon. A ]>c«tcarri shpwer was given Jffrv Mary Schwucho Saturday on her eighty fourth birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Jack Sullivan . who resides routh of Hastings. Mrs. Rose Edwards and son Lloyd met with u bad accident Bunday afternoon, when their car skid­ ded on Mh Icy road eml of Dowling and turned part I v over Mrs. Edwards suffered a fractured arm and was badly shaken up but the result* were not as scrion* a* they were at first believed Mr*.- Lois Altman lu* di*posed of hfr farm, having made a deal re­ cently with the Douglan Baker fam* lly of Battle Creek. The W. S.-XX 5. will serve dinner thte wc«k on Thursday at the church with Mrs. Ella Smith and Mrs. Edith Fdrrte in charge. The Kodiak bear, which reaches a weight of 1.500 pounds, a length of 10 Jcct and a »boulder height of 4!» feel. Is the largest carnivorous animal - �THE HASTINGS BANNER,- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 19U | banquet Tuesday evening. Peb. 10.| H1GHBANK 1 in the cafeteria of the achooL About The Dorcas Aid society of the eighty members and guests enjoyed North Evangelical church will rerve the dinner terved by the ladle* ot the Zion Lutheran church. Jdhn Darby on Thursday. Feb. IB.; Mrs, Elizabeth Mary Bullen McA four piece orclieatra with Lloyd There will be a* meeting at the| I Towns and Mlsa Marilyn Town* Branch school Thursday • evening, i from Woodland and Bob Hinckley and Jerry Gonyou from Hastings, "School Improvement Project” in. entertained al the home of Rev.j George Wingard. Pastor played during the dinner hour and Nashville tn 1877. cooperation with lhe Kellogg unlLj and Mrs J. 8. Deabler Friday and were greatly enjoyed. On Oct. 29. 1879 she married 10: 00 A. M. Homing worship. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hawblltx had' Saturday. Mr*. Florence Eckardt. newly Frank McDerby and to this union 11: 15 A. M. Sunday school. th?^ ciiildren y wX Sunday commampraUng i A fine delegation from Woodland' elected vice-president was mistress > 8.00 P. M. Epworth League their wedding annltenary Mr. and attended the revival service at the Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek servicei of ceremonies in the absence of the Mrs. Amos Wenger and Mr. and Evangelical church in Ionia Thurs­ . Wednesday 6 P. M. Penny supperr president. Mrs Mary Perkin* who bia, J. Clare McDerby. Nashville Mrs. .Paul Bell of near Nashville. I is in South Carolina. Bob Hinckley and Mrs. Clara Louise Myers of day evening. i served by lhe young people. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stanton had, pt Hastings played a saxaphooe solo. Hammond, Jnd. An older son Cart Cecil Rogen, young son of Mr.! a shower at their home for Mr. and i Tfjenneth Stanley played 3 violin Frank died In Oct. 1918. The Evangelical Chnrcli and Mr*. Clifford Rogers suffered Mrs. Neil Kidder on Saturday eve-! solos accompanied by Mbs Leona J. 8. Deabler, Pastor Mrs.' McDerby was an active two broken bones in his right arm They received many usafuJ, and a bruised face in a sliding ac10:00 ... A. M. Morning worship. Heise at the piano. ThU wu fol­ member in the Baptist church and cider.t Bunday, a physician set the Education day for schools and col-.’ lowed by a talk on "Women" by our was also a member of the W. L. Having moved to town and no further use for my farm tools, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelly of school superintendent. H. A. Kll- Club for many years. fractured arm and the bov is re- u<rw< near Hastings were Thursday eve-I ported to be doing nicely. । ikoo .A. M. Sunday school. Funeral services were held WedI will dispose of them at Public Auction at 601 North Mich­ Mrs. Daisy Ouy. chairman of Use Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Faul and 7 .45 P. M. E. L. of C. E. and Mrs. Frank Hawblllz. program cotnmiUre presented Dr. igan Avenue' in Hastings on sons Raymond. Jr., and BUlv of 8:WP. M Evening worship The burial in Chappell cemetery. Jack- 1 ■ SUrwurl Lufdald uf Nashville who Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell and Chieayo called on relatives In .Ihe-cholr will present a Lenten season son county, near Parma. babv of Burlington were Sunday! ““vc “ tulk "nd ’J’0'*1 hu village Sunday. They spent 8»tur- song service Tiic Clover Leaf Clruss was enter­ The oftice'n n.iu and .mucin traders «. of the dy*..evenlng with her slater. Mr*. inc umevra »..► ।! colored moving - •picture* taken on a , talned Friday night by Mrs. L. G. (guects nt Mr. and Mrs. Marsliall Green’s. Roy Robert* Rooeru and family of Lake Sunday school will have their quafquaf- , ‘9’’. /r uhl Odeaaa and Sunday evening and tarty conference on Saturday Feb d£pl> ^mmit^ *lhUh Colo assisted by Mrs. Norman M.*. and Mrs. Earl Marshall'and 1 Howell. family of Redford spent lhe week­ l al me nomc oi najr ocncci. — ------ -- Starting at one o'clock I offer the following Carl Coolbaugh of Petoskey spent end ut Mrs. Frelda Marshall's. . I Tbfl Ladle. Aofllllflrr -ill Iww Wwh, hen flM Ofl. Mr U>r Paul and children and Mrs. George! liw uaiuca nu*,u«>, w.» ■—»---------• • ------,iinnaf which the Lutheran 1 U»e weekend with hia parents. Mr Faul of Hartings J their na^llUKB. UICU monthly UIUIIV.II, meeting al —v Ute ..... home|! KJ - “nd and Mrs. William Coolbaugh. DUNHAM DISTRICT Bixby, former commercial !°f Mni- Henry Ftessncr Thursday.. w »ne iu, v nixoy. rorm^r commerc..., „ | -----------I Robert Bette of Grand Rapids ir in our high school and and,: hc February at.,p 3:00 P. M Thursday.' Monday evening of last weck. Mr. Iron axle farm wagon Buffet Dining tabla Jnstructor ctor and] J .28nra r ^,^0. Surprised „„ on n Birthday spent the weekend with hls parent.-, nnd Mrs. Clyde Chceseman took: how employed in Defense Industry­ Y P M C will meet alw ThunLo»»U happily *ur- Mr. and Mrs Charles Bette Belknap bob sleighs Small table Library tabla in Detroit visited friends in Wood­ y. r. m. u. win mce sao < , prised lust Monday evening, on the Bom Feb. 15 to Mr. -and Mrs. their daughter Phyllis to the os-! day evening at 8 o'clock. teopathic hospital in Battle Creek McCormick, 5 Ft. cut mower land last Wednesday. Kitchen cabinet Drauer occasion of hls 21st birthday, by Gerald Gardner u son. named Cor- when* she spent the night and next Mr. and Mrs. Fay C. Wing. Mrs. the members of the Young Peo- don David. Zion Lutheran Church morning. Dr Pease of Dowling re‘ John Deere stag riding plow, Simmons wood bed Percy Lehman and Tom Nlethamerj pies Sunday School class of tile Mrs. Isabelle Cooley returned Paul W. Geiger. Pastor I South Woodland church, their homo Saturday after .’pending a moved her tonsils and adenoids. 1 returned from a two week*' sojourn: nearly new Springs and mattrass com­ 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school. J Lacey telephones have been In-; in Florida last Wednesday. I teacher. Mrs Mary Guy and Adult »-eek with Mr. and Mrs. Vidian 11: 00 A. M Morning worship. . stalled In the residence* of Jack, John Deere double riding cul­ MIm Josephine Wise smith near Vermontville. plete Odd chair* Mr. and Mrs. taiwrcnce Bird. Mr. | 2:30 P. M. Lutheran, Qospel hour. Adviior. Spray. John Berman and Clyde, Members of the class were; Joan Mrs. Ward Butter spent the week ­ and Mrs Paul Brodbeck. Mrs. Blake over CKLW. tivator, good Good Oak china closet end Barbara Hershberger. Gene- end at her home here She Ls teachRising were entertained at the ’|vieve and Mary Ann Pennington, mg in Batlte Creek. |----------------------Ruisel Donovan, —senior -------- — at-------Mt.|home of Mr. and Mr*. John Moore ing with Bible study. Oliver No. 11 riding plow Rockers Commode Kautner. Ruin Finnigan. a school of instruction was held Pleasant Teachers college was home.’ of Ann Arbor Sunday. I "'Tlmradav*'Feb/To't 40 P M. Re­ i Jean ’ । Madeline Rowlader. Dwight Row- Monday night al Laurel Chapter from Thursday until Sunday. John Deere, 2 sec. drag All steel Hoover kitchen cab­ Will the reader* of ttie Woodland instruction for Juniors. finder, John Mullen. Raymond No. 31. O E. S. ’ " ... Minnie Moody •has •been — Mrs. Oil1 page pleaso forgive your correspond- > 4 Single cultivators inet Sewing machine ent for the scarcity of personahi। Routh Woodtand Church of the ; Smith and David Hershberger Mrs Elizabeth Olin of Richland the past week. 1 After gamer, and refreshnlcnte. Ixi- ts visiting Mr. and ** “ *»• ’-»• -------------------Mrs. Ralph Rudolph Soya from llllno'u spent , Brethren Set of wagon logging bunks thh week? Sunday *he could not,। Wringer Ice box Churn ! well was prer-ented with a billfold oiln. the weekend at George Balls. Arthur L. Dodge, pastor talk above a wlibpea and on Mon-' 1 to help him remember the day. — ' Horace Baocock is on the sick Hit. cw*i*u*. m . Thursday evening. February 26. Sheep dipping vat Rifle Cross-cut saw day. today, verv little belter, so I; 10:00 A. M. Worship and sennon. I The date fnr the annual there will .........sixth — Wit* be a * public |>UWIIU meeting UltTUUR at •, am rending just the few that hap­ Theme: Two Pictures of Jesus.’’ 50 Wooden sap pails NORTHEAST WOODLAND 1 AmalCUr Night sponsored bv the th* rsttnhnm .^hrw-,1 tnr th* nnrrw* .pon-tored by the Dunhnm school for the purpose 1-man saw, new pened to come to my notice. 10:00 A. M. Sunday school. IVC.” : .... Will Leteon and senior class is March — 13.1‘............................. of having explained nnd talking Mr. nnd Mrs Lawn mower Log chains 1 Lesson . "Training the Twelve. Belt tightener Steel drum 1 over proposal plans of modernizing Father family entertained John and Ralph --------8;3O P. M. February 34 --------- -. H 8 clBM wHh thc|r BARRY MLLE the ilchool building. A representative 2 Wooden barrels Dishes Saws Forks laud Son banquet An interesUm; LeLsons --- — --- -~ Nearly attended from the Kellogg foundation nnd the --------- all the ,parents . Kindergarten and Firal Grade 'I nroeram has been arranged Fath-' teacher. Floyd Bates and some Valentine mnner dinner at in. cllni:C nt me the senvy. school IW home 2 Sets whiffletrees Shovel* Cooking utensils Ella Jane Bennelt from Hastings program ’rH'and nas wn- of thc church and, friends mend.* fo.for a a valentine at the mo mrcun «r , school commissioner win ue present. w.-<in<-sdav .rilnht fn- ,A good attendance u desired. Supentered the Beginner, clas* Mon-1 ^Xl^ or Invinc ted enuren 'heir home Bunday. T?x».- present last Wednesday night Much HCupboard 2 Neckyokes Hoes Lanterns day. "^nme ..n inth us and wc will do wr~ Mr .-uid Mrs Flojd Bates tercsl was shown nnd Mrs. Lari । We had our VatenUne parly Frt" •"<» '••W- Ju"‘w Shartle. George Tobias was ap|>olnted to work with Box of tools, wrenches, etc. Banner walking plow day M* ; and twA’ihter. U‘" 8 • • • Schneider and Mis. Etta Schneider the school board in tht. rehooi imBARBERS CORNERS Round Oak kitchen range Other articles too numerous and Mrs Yerty and Kenneth werC! Church of the United Brethren in Mr. and Mr. Victor Eckardt and provement project. ’ Y y tvcnnrui rcj Mf_ (l|)d Mffl Rlchard Bloomervlr.Our C. E completed tlx4.tr Finance Mr.< James Brogdon and daugh-: visitors. * I Christ 2 Bed davenports to mention • I ited relatives In Grand Rapids last campaign and were successful In ter. Crystal made* a business trip The first grade read stories about | E B Griffin D D Paster i week Tuesday. 1 their work. The work was carried to Grand Rapids. Saturday. Abruliam Lindon and Valentines Woodland |I Henry a' on by---Jeanne lrland and Elotee Day nrnrr Voelker vuc»cr of u> Ionia was’ -----------—--------------------------------------- ■1 Mr a,,ci Mrs Fvaulc Tltompion lo oo A. Mi Homing worship Day. Tills week they will get stories m nn * -• ** - - Sunday dinner guest at the home and ull the members of the Barry- and ton of Little Brick district 11:00 A. M. Sunday school TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until about George Washington ready of his shier. Mrs. Bertha Eckardt. villc C. E. and their pastor Rev. were callers at Roy Preston’s Friday Ch'tuuan' lS’w’iiu in “ihe’‘a7t-m^n Th'ra"dw7’To Kenneih Griswold are v’ery grateful evenmg. for us. settled for. Topic: ’ uiruuan wives JlnMlngs wherc Mrs. MrK tA.-iu. and Mrs.--Hcmian.Haucr Hn Mings wnne where Eckardt ^.4 called to to all all who who helped helped in in this this campaign., campaign., Mr. '; lin.Ming.s .->!>». i«i«u ... ----- --------------—--—-r-------- were . .. . ..at _____ v. nr • '>* Fifth Grade °fen<ter Ruth Scudder °n Mr... Oeo. Benner Pennock They.. reached their goal ofr.'.»25(X? dinner guests at the home of Mr. Arllc Spindler, teacher 7-m P M Wcdt tedtv prayer ‘ hospital nnd found her gaining and naturally are very happy about and Mrs Floyd Clum of Coats 7.40 P. M. weanesaaj jnj , nJcflv (roni,,er rrcMll opcraUon lt. Their Sunday night meeting Grove.Sunday inhonorof Mrs. Wc enjoyed our Valentine party Friday. The games and eaU were In mThe‘w m A will meet for tfn alll Thursday evening about thirty was held at the home of Mr. and 1Hauer’s birthday. C E. Davis, who has been visit-, chance of committees. <i.iv meeting Wwinevte-' at Uie home! people from the Evangelical church Mrs. Earl Toblaa and after an In-1 lherc with their pastor and wife. termUng te-oon led by Aane. Ben- ing hts daughter in Grand Rapids! Wc read Mortal and talked about Sura John iS. gnd Mrs attended re- son. Mrs. Toblaa served ice cream. lor I vcveral weeks returned to hlstile lives of three famous men insti of Mrs. jonn lozo. C. M. Hammond, Clerk Dewey Reed, Auctioneer vival services at Rev. Kuehn’s cake and cookies as the occasion,.1homc on Sunday. wcek. These men were Chas. A.. Kilpatrick Lindbergh. Thomas Edison and joung peo-1 was also near her birthday. They' /•Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huver of Lan­ ding visited Mrs. Jerry Foley and] Abraham Lincoln. Il was Interest­ m dravor ' P|cs ch0,r from her,‘ BBVe ,wo **’ arC mak,nR ,o i,lt‘nd, 7:30 P. M- C!,rl8llBn E’ltle“'"r lections nt that service "What a uniou meeting at Quimby this Mon-. ing comparing the ijome life of, Topic: ’A .Christian Loves „ Havp M1U"” and day night and hope to bring the these three men. ’ | Priend Friend w W» Have ln in jJe*u& R. Jay Kussmaul and Buddy­' C<^'ulrL'.' urill blJ. I "Hallelujah For the Crow.” .Sliver ------- loving cup . back with them .I ! The Missionary committee will bej' Mrs. tLydia .vdlB Kchuler Vender *uiely have the airplane Schuler entertained entertained for for another another month. month. This This is is given! given, ’ in "hnepe of thc lesson craze. Nearly every week they buy ,'for supper Saturday evening Mm. monthly aa an attendance award. । Evangelistic service following, {|IBertha _ .. a. _a. Mr __ .fl Mrs. nt.fl. llk.a>la McClelland X t ,-Z—t a11 »,1 nt a toy model’and let us help them1 Eckardt. and Rich-1> Miss Alberta of Char­Christian Endeavor. put it together. ord Bloomer. .Mr. and Mr*. Victar lotle spent Tuesday with her jxtr, to be Held I Fxkardt. PhvlUs and Marilyn Eek- enta. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClelJerry Carr and Morgan Gager are ' .Midweek lenten Service*._ our news reporters this week. ■ • • : ardt .— and ___ . ----arux niiu fl.ii. fl*i*M w.i.-. • — Mr. and Mrs. Walter laud At lhe Lutheran Church Cooke 1 Mr- and Mrs- Welby Crockford Beginning Ash Wednesday. Feb.,000 *6 Seventh Grade J Mr. and Mrs. Richatd Bloomer'and Mr. and Mr*. Robert Crock18 special mid-week Lenten services Mr Kenneth Stanley, teacher ,,rh Wrdnr.d.v .... called on Mias Olga Eckardt Sun- ford of Woodland and Mr. and Mra . will be held each Wednesday Zion eveafternoon and were supper John Hynea of Laming were SunWc had a Valentine parly Friday Having sold my farm, I will offer the following property at auction on my farm lo­ afternoon. We played games and Higdon. passed out the Valentines nnd then ua™ „ bh aX«er «nd ~n.J I*. cated 2 miles north of Hickory Corners, or 3 mile* southeast of Delton we had refreshments of lee. cream, ~nt ILSta’ PIU.u —•• What Mrs- Rlckle Gcrlinger and sons? SiS : Sil, *>Wrt .nd LAwrenc e.lfed on Mr. cake and candy. M. i .Sri, JTaJ . M" »»•<« «"a «B"" tta Mrs. Crockford visited our room ? Thursday. Woodland Men Entertained at ten sermons, v each one -of(, 0,11 afternoon tas , tcii r<-,,«,vfl». —k.. answering ...... ..... Camp Fire Girls and Boy Seoul* on Die fnllowint question;.liethe followint questions Shall I lie ­ ' SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Commencing at 12:30 p. m., D. L. S. time tray Him? Feb. 18: Shall I Deny. Kowrd Hiper, th. oltot Him? Feb. 25; Shall I Condemn happiness. The February meeting of the Him? Mar. 4: Shall 1 Compromise Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Piper, Delore* Miiralinll spent the Woodland P. T. A. was held in the Him? Mnr. 11; Shall I .Mock Him? in the navy lhe last of end with her grandparents. school auditorium on Tuesday eve­ Mar 18; "Shall I Crucify Him? Mar. He passed hls examination al troit and |s now stationed In ning. February 17. 35; Shall I Glorify Him? Good Fri­ SHEEP Unota. Miss Myra Bumgardner, executive day. Mr. and .Mrs Keith Partee director ot the Campfire Girls In 26 Shropshire breed ewes, 2-6 yrs. old, due to lamb These Lenten services will begin th- Battle Creek area showed pic­ each Wednesday at 8:30 P. M and Saturday afternoon and supper.-------------Apr. 5 Registered Shropshire ram Mrs. Floyd Nr^bct attended the tures and gave a fine, talk on the u sjaxial Invitation U extended to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mayo Black gelding, 15 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 of Hastings i Clover U-af club in Nashville FrlCamptire girls activities. She was tho general public to attend. CHICKENS Black mare, 20 yrs. old wgt. 1400 Willlam Strong of Jack,son called | day night. introduced by Mrs. R. G. Finnic. Barry County Chairman of Camp­ Trumbo Home Badly Damaged by on Mr/ and Mrs. Harrison Blocher | Mr». Clara Day and Vivian were 25 Barred Rock hans Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs I Sunday dinner gueslt, of Mr. and fire work who is well known here. CATTLE Mynrill Stevens and Mrs. Gertrude Mrs Maurice Healy. A group qf Campfire girls from TOOLS At uboitl 9 O’clock Thursday Stevens of Lake Odessa were Sun-j A large crowd attended the W. S. Hastings and their guardian. Mrs. morning the fire siren rang out 2 yr. old Holstein, fresh Model B Ford long wheelbase truck with good platform C. S. at Ute home of Mr. and Mrs N. Scliowalter gave a demonstra­ giving the village call. The tire day cullers. 3 yr. old Holstein, due April 13 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler of. De- Clay ton McKeown near Qulmoy and rack tion of their work. The Woodland started from an over-heated stove ^JmhrtJrtaicnl occupied by!lrnlt '-P«« ,he weekend nt the farm last Thursday. Over 50 were pres3 yr. old Guernsey, due Sept. 21 Campfire group wijlch was recent­ M(.^-^irhq£ith and made raoid F 20 McCormick-Doerbig tractor on rubbar Mr3- Psrey ^hrnan returned /ent. including guests from Kalamo. 3 yr. old Guernsey, fresh Oct. 25 ly organized under the leadership nr^r^7hroJTh the^mtion? “l home frcm n°’lfla thc ,lnt 01 thc Con'5 Orov" an<1 Q^toby. We plan 14 in. McCormick-Deering 2-bottom olow 5 yr. old Holstein, fresh Dec. 15 of Mrs. Lawrence Bird made their 2-row McCormick Deering cultivator rar tractor • al 6 yr. old Registered Holstein, fresh April 10 debut al this meeting. 'A number of thc regular volun-1 week. weex. 1I to meet next Thursday, probably at 7-ft. McCormick-Deering disc harrow for tractor Mr. anti Mrs. Ezra Dell andI the church for dinner. The Woodland Boy Scout troop tflw.r firMnflfln nrr ciriverx of thc 6_yr. old Registered Holstein, fresh Moy 18 I Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre 13 disc McCormick-Deering fertiliser grain driH, bone under the direction of Scout master 7 yr. old Guernsey, fresh Feb. 1 i and children ot Quimby were Sun­ Harold Yerty gave a demonstration which were out in • lhe country 1 “uc?,? ot Mr' or tractor day dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. 9 yr. old Guernsey, due Oct. 3 of their work. 4-mc. McCormick-Dcering spring tooth harrow Merritt Mead. 9 yr. old Jersey, due Oct. 24 As a jjrand surprise the Rhythm «' *“>«" Mr Glen Pufpatf spent Sunday with Band ot the Kindergarten and tint ciime through the partition* and out' “Rd Mn’) J*-Aac ^llJ!lun5K°fihVF>r' 2 Holstein heifers, 20 mos. old, pasture bred hls wuc wife nt. nt inc the nomc home 01 of mr. Mr. nnu and 99 wood be.m Olhr.r plow On.-k.ne w«*M th. land and Mr. and Mm. Keith Far- ni* grade children made IU initial ap­ ‘ 5 Holstein heifers, 12 mog. old coauol. ’ L" ■" '“'J? Wcclu *""* " One-hone sleigh 1 U2 h. p. gas engine pearance. Il has been about five kept the blaze under control. It Pure bred Holstein bull, 18 mos. old One-horse Spike tooth cuitivetor years since Woodland hud a Rhy­ breaking out only a few times. The Far lee and family in honor of Mr. convalescing Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day and fam­ Pure bred Holstein bull calf thm Band but the Idea has been blase would soon have been under and Mrs. Williams’ fifty-seventh No. 12 DeLaval separator, electric ily were Sunday dinner guests of revived by Miss Doris Whitney, and control but unfortunately the pump birthday. These cows have been tested in D. H. I. A. and have No. 15 DeLeval separator Pump-jack and mots Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day of S Has­ iliac was forcing the waler from PLEASANT RIDGE made records up to 520 lbs. B. F.. and hove given as 500 lb. Diabola loparator 2 10-gal. milk cans tings. decked out In, their little red caps. mo the viaw-iu cistern wuu«».. through the iin.se — to the ----:---- ------:---- ------..... Mrs. LaVrrnc Kinntc spent last i -high os 107 lb. milk in one day. Records will be given Qnion seeder with fertiliser attachment and cape*, playing many different , bluw broke. The old chemical push week with her mother m Jackson. BRANCH DISTRICT day of sale. All have been tested for T. B., Bangs, and Set of harness One odd harness* Cotters, etc. kinds of instrument* all in time to cart wnfi brought Into action along Little Janice Barnum has been Miss Sylv.a Whitmore of Baltic Uw music, proved a big attraction. with a bucket brigade and.a hose on the sick list. Mastitas. McCormick-Doering 2 single unit milking machine . 1 Creclj .-.pent Sunday with her parfrom the Hyner. garage'’next door Oind to see Mr. a’nd Mrs F 8. [cnts/MI. and Mrs. Olis Whitmore Entertain With Shower and thus the fire was finally ex- Wing of Woodland bark to church, | Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox spent HOGS 500 egg incubator 250-egg Incubator . Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng and Mrs. tlngiuvhed. It was only the lack Sunday after a short vacation - in ’ Saturday evening us guests o! Mr 85 gal. Oil heated automatic I Karl Paul entertained about of i breeze that saved this house Florida. | and Mrs Floyd Armor of Hastings 10 Registered Hampshire sows, bred to farrow from 30 bu. Hog lelf-feeder 2 Hog twenty ladies at the latter'* home and perhaps ------many , ------more structures . Tiic South Brethren Missionary , Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Norton and Mar. I to May 1 30 ft. Sheep rack * ** * Saturday evening with a shower I and lhe Trumbo garage Is directly society 1 will meet this week Wed- children y»enl Sunday afternoon in 24 Pure bred Hampshire pigs, wgt. 60 lbs. and and Valentine party in honor against the Hynes garage. 1nesday with Mrs. Doris Teeter I Baltic Creek 100 ft. Hay rope Oil burning brooder 3 Registered Hampshire boars The D. G. T. O. met Thursday 1 Rev. of Mrs Clarence Arnie. Dessert The greater portloA of ihe hotiseE. Faust, district superin­ Many miscellaneous articles Mrs Nina Townsend with’’a ! and coffee were served at 7:30 with hold goods were lakcn out without with ’ tendent of Kalamazoo gave the These hogs arc from the best blood lines and orc bred luck dinner. Marjory England. Marda and Rod- damage. The upstair* rooms were pot | | niMsagc nnd conducted rorhmitnlon to a grandson of the breeds most famous boar. All over Mr and Mrs. Arthur Ricluirdson, .sendees nt the North Maple Grove ger Faul assisting the lioitesses. badly damaged aitii smoke and and Erlo Clum attended Un- (church Sunday morning. six mos. old hove hod the double treatment for cholera. 8 ton Alfalfa-Broom grass hay Bingo and other games were I water and very few thing;; were re- John ; Week itrogram on Wed­ nlayed. Mr*. Amle received many moved. Nearly ail the Trumbo। Fanners ' Remember the Dorcas Society at al Lansing. . -for ■ ---------1 lovely gifts her new— son. Gordon bedbug wa$ burned or wateraoaked. nesday die home of Mr and Mrs. John Mr and Mr*. Cecil Honk ot Bat ­ Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Trumbo and Mtx> Darby this weak Thursday. Terms of Sale—CASH. No goods to be removed until settled for. Smith moved into lhe vacant Hey- tle.; Creek. spent .Sunday with Mr Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hawblllz ac­ cri, home on West Broadway. 1and Mm Letter Ktnnc. Mts. Ethel Kilmer. Mrs Dorothy companied Mr and Mrs. Herbie WilThe township board purchased a Albert Rce.-or. Woodland town­ new Barton Dre pump of latest de- !and Eatellu Kelsey attended the syria l*.-.l Wednesday. The ladle* W 5 C. S.. Thursday at Mrs Clay­ ship supervisor was Chief Registrar sign from the American Steam' ,ton McKeown s near Quimby. - visited fit*. Hubeboa while the men for our community. The Woodland Pump Co. Itatlin Creek on Friday. attended the Walter Mapes .sale. Town Hall was clioaen as the place AUCTIONEERS FAY HULICK, Indianapolis, Ind. I A, Canadian stationmaster has It is reported,lhat ...v the Howard' ~ Banquet ; of registering- Mr. Rccaor appoint­ I found good use for llvv rice thrown wfc at ,Gibron farm ha* been sold. DEWEY REED, Hastings, Mich The husbands of lhe members of’ wTOdings-hr xweeus'i't tip*.*wort**0" I, ed Karl Paul. Robert Bom. Gerald Mr Vinrcnt Norton was called: Potter’ and Victor Eckardt to as­ the yVoodland Woman’s Study Club|confer ■ fetU’ and feeds the rice to the to N.udiviye bv the <cnous lllnc** sist him in Ute registration duties. were entertained at their annual! birds.u .of her sister, Miss May Potter. Woodland. Community News Penonal Paragraphs ’Church Announcements AUCTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1942 School Notes MRS. MARY ALLERDING, Prop. UCTION SALE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1942 3 HORSES 20 CATTLE 27 SHEEP 36 HOGS HORSES HAY VICTOR E. JONES, Propr. �BARNUM SCHOOL rSJrcLom'iu; halu IJ Fountain and family of Hastlngz great-grandsons were Sunday din-'Putty spent Saturday in Grand United Brethren church from 2 00 was also a visitor. , to 4:00, Friday, observing the World Mrs Duelln Doohng who rc*ldc* Mr. nnd Mr,_ Hubert B.irntun were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. I Der guesu of Mr. and Mrs. William Rapid*. crakes. The Barry County Association of Day of Prayer. Tne public is In- In northern■ .................. Indiana visited her cnUetl mu on uir me k.au Curl Wheeler family ,.i,? V * .r< ........... _ - - ’pur- tuutu niKtiti *■11*1*, nnd Mrs. Manley Sherman. ent*. *** Mr. “and Mr*. Lewi* Hui!d; ,y afternoon. '*• । < • Mr. and Mr*. Charles Moore and Odd Fellow# and Rebekahs will be vited. ■ ” t wi. Wilcox m« ­ Mrs. Gertrude Ruw-ell spent Sun-, . The Ree»6r young people spent Mr and Mrs. Dale Cook and fam- held in the local I. O. O. F. hall. Donald Miller and Mb.* Helen • few days •**• •"*•■ . of Feb. 23, AU member* are urged to Wright of EmI Lansing called on — Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and and Mrs. Robert Sweet of Long, lly were Sunday dinner guest* “ I «** nrahtorhooil Mr and Mrs. Ralph Moore attend. Mrs. Bemlce Charlefour of Mr. and Mr*. Chnrlf-s Bunn and f* I "L'.“i.'™’ "" “ Carolyn of Laming spent Saturday Irvihg ((w Seol-W The '■» '*n. v and Mr* John Butdorff of Eaton Rapid# will be u visitor at the family Saturday evening Irvu night and Sunday with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carle of wSmrnS calft on Mr aS Mr* Fnrport Lodge. ‘Htunday evening. Mr. Mr. and nnd Mr,. Mrs. Bert Bert FrLvffy FrL.ffv of ; fun-ral was held February 8 al Hie1,4‘*”k’c Mr. and Mrs. L R. Wolcott. Carolyn Grand Rapids and Mr. mid Mrs.■ ch^le- Overholt Mr and Mi* Al- «»**• •* ••«• As**n>bly officer of the Carlton were Sunday vLdtor# at the PLEASANT VALLEY faitheran church near Woodland. •. *r..n Wednesday afternoon visitors of . Glenn Clinton of Ada culled at the :£e!iiWeil TabbTr-f lodge. .. home of Mr. mid Mr*. Arthur Mr. and Mrs John F Brake were The tollowing people from a di*Mr. and Mr*. Ira Chaffee and IB. R. Clinton home Sunday after- er Mrs. Be.-sie Fox, and Mrs. Wil-' Mrs. George Thompson left Sunof nt t Joe Wenger. Jr.? and Mr. and Mrs. aotu of Quimby. Mr. and Mrs. Hany noon. .. .. for .1 ten-day *K.. Bin. The Townsend Club all! meet day vLsitfn..mt. with friends Vem Wenger of Harris Creek and Dike and son Charles and wife of «| uirMran. it McCiuzkin and family of Render- • .Mr. and Mrs. George Crakes and ham Hutchens. Friday afternoon. with Mr and Mrs. Frank iwrate Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and in.Lowell. -•nine McWhinney of Caledonia. mann and Mr. and Mrs. HmrL.i'os £ia^<..?££ »t *hotu and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hilda -of Hasting# and their two Friday evening. F*b. 20. with ti pot V ' luck Mippcr and program. Public । t> rh»n u ■*» .«■ »r und Mrs. JJwood Brake and Pldl- Neiunan and sister of Godwin. Mr. ; Grand Rapid# spent Sunday after- u jinvitra nvitr<l and Mr*. Clyde Reynolds and Kiirh* **••>, ror noon with Mr. and Mr. Allen FU-h. "ot™.. ( daughter of Coleman. Mr. and Mrs | 7.mJ *kV fLt* Wenger of Caledonia. Sunday vksFort Custer where hr will again ,i«ki and 49/itxm tended u birthday dinner at the take an active part in Uncle Sam's‘ itors were Mrs. Mabie Viui Alb- Oils Spencer and family. Mr. and. burg of Grand Rapid.'* and Menno home of Mr and Mrs. David Plkr of anhy. " •on. Mr. and-Mr*. Curl Schneider Grand Rapid* Wednesday evening. Bert Frisby has had electric light*, Brake of Pontiac. ,„,i Mi*s Frances Scott of Grand ■nd daughter aUo Mr. mid Mrs 1 Mr and Mis John Thaler and Installed st hi# farm and also has \ Rapid* sjient the weekend with Mr. Robert Schneider of Grand Rapid*, i»«m •»r» Mr. and Mr*. Basil Thompuui of added a milking machine. Mr. and Mn. Theodore Scofield. Cadillac were Battle Creek visitor# K.i. nnd Mrs. Everett love called। uno a«r». Elmer Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rittenger Saturday. . t on sir Mrs. Mr aim an<VMr « iiarry Hany uoui-.niwT Boughner oi of. Anne Scofield. Mrs. Cha* Rrlchow »r »um .r Mr ML s Velina Buehler of Grand f,un,|nv evening. tuul dmrnv r of Lowell .-pent Sun­ mid son ot Jackson. Mr. nnd Mn. the wtekei.d tt-i ckor.i with her . ■ ' day at Harley Taylor s. Rapid, .spent tiic Having work in Detroit, I will have an Auction Sale at the Mr. and Mrs. John E Brake and Luther McDowell. Frank Bickle. frirenu. Mr and Mi.. Foire.t SCHOOL NEWS ! girl* spent Sunday with Mr. alia Mr. end Mrs. Percy Ball ot Port­ Buehler. land, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cole, Primary Room Jim Collison farm 2 miles northwest of Cloverdale, Mr:. Roy Kyrrr of South Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Rav Nccb and ulay . forenoon . the ... first and Mr*. Annis Strong of Pinhook Mrs. Hurley Ragle ot Battle Creek. family of Vicksbtira Mr anil Mis. Mix Edna Strove of Vermontville. -I.­ <<ond grader* wrote letters to Denn apent Sunday at Heibert Gcigcr.i. Arthur Clinton and inmih' of Carl Mrs. Carrie Gardner and daughter . ........ .•'teb fbige ‘ U>d ILirbara Jaiie.s, wlio have <.*uiw .■j-utt v; Low«li m*.t Ho ­ ton. and Mr and Mrs. Meryl NisL of Nashville. were Sund-iy been absent for o couple of weeks.'ward CoUtnun u Grund Rapid# ...it Mrs. Ralph Scofield re­ "f'lfcr . dinner guests of Mr. and Mis Lew The ucctid graders who pa*M*d .m-nt Wednesday al Elmer Scott's. <lrr.| F. Nccb Mr. nnd Mr#. Clarence Van- •he ztcond set of problems In subMr. ai»l Mrs Emery Kime mid turned to their home at McKees­ lira (, port. Pa. Thursday, Patten and Dorothv Bowne. traction are Ph\lli:> Post ma and Beulah were Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Ciuis. Scofield Is staying part Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, I will offer the following Clayton N.eb of Kalamazoo mid ••''••>■ Buehler. , of Harold Yoders. In '.he gtlerM.ir.el Nwb of Clnrtt".ville v.HL-d Th*’:who m:i''errd the entire himhi Mrs Kime ur.d Beulah .nni ' ' in t!ie afternoon. Ils', of spelling words this wrek were Mi: Ycsl-.r and Nunna vtritrd brother Carl Helse. Kilis Jdh’.uton spent fiom Sun.iu» Blough. Dora Kepkey of Of Lo- Betty -------day until Friday with friends in t -.it n.>u»<- »i . and Junior Miller. A» gnn spent Friday v Kalamazoo . HORSES pnaumoiiia. T« m > v also called on Mr.- Will Blough. Mrs. Frtd Durkee went to WilxX T*/.,r'-r7. ? tlflr unde and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin RownUrgri liuinston, Sunday to visit her rix- •« ik«t I., ..»iu» o 8 ton Alfolfo ond Timothy hoy. Well-matched team, 6 yrs., wgt. 3100. William Oaeklcr, thi last -few days Saturday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. SMrs. WiU Thoma* who 1# serl- -nuked. •" -H A birthday dinner was given at Ensilage, grain in it. Good ones. Jv ill, having suffered several ‘ pr..»i.b.t the home of Mr. nnd Mrs Loon the Alice Gardner farm Friday eve- Emery Kline entertained the cast strnkc-i. «iu i.r r.u.ri-....i tj 150 bus. oats. of the Phu Mint Volley play wit h an Black horse. 5 yrs., wgt. 1500. Heiit.ey of Grand Rapid . Sunday niiig. Mi and Mrs. Keith Durkee spent r,’r-1 }l,,.r In honor of the birthday miniverWe had n Valentine party during! oyster supper. There were twenty150 baskets corn. Sunday with the latter's parents. .‘J Jh* Smooth mouthed sorrel mare. wgt. •-rry of Mrs Mary Henney. Mr. and tiic English period Friday. i,.*ix present. .Mr and Mrs. Adam Endres of Free- - a, „r ll».tli1Ji. 20 bus. wheat. 1500. Mrs. Andrew Roush of Hastings Burton Ki'unman. who has been! sJiUTlI BOWNE* * jwrt. . |'",r “' d were also guest*. j absent from school, h back In school| COWS Mr. and Mn*. Wm.. Porriti mid । ..nli c«mi Mrs. Vera Calni* and Beverly again'. FARM MACHINERY Mi--. Corrme Gl«* were Grand HOPE center 1 n»,T». <.n Kay of North Irving w«-re Thursday Rapid* 'hoppers Friday. . I Boni to Mr nnd Mn-rHalph J •’ 'u Durham cow, 6 yrs., freshened Jan. 10. Sophomore New# afternoon callers at lhe 'HiomtuonMossey Horris hay loader. Mr. and Mrs. Will MKhler and Kingsbury a son at Pennock hosI The Sophomore Literature class Yellow Jersey cow, freshens soon. and Fry home. dmighter Gwendolyn and MLw pltalon Feb. 11. fi.e |ir< Mr. mid Mrs. Semiah Seese spent L- pt act king two plays to be pre-! Rubber tired wagon and rack. Holstein and Poll cow, 8 yrs., freshened Neniui Yoder were in Hastlnga Sal-1 Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Modrack o*» *»<t Thursday With Mr. and Mn. Wesley sented in the near future, our "The urday afternoon. of Battle Creek are now living on *.J*B|*" ' Nov. 10. Gala side delivery rake. Ghost Sion.' dlrcct<-d by Mabie i Kime of Clr.rksvtlle. F-ul Starboard of Ixiwell was a their farm. ’ . T..«nu.ii. Wood: the other. “Tin- Grand Mr. nnd Mn. Howard DeMond Guernsey cow, 6 yrs., freshened Oct. 24. John Deere 2 row horse cultivator. caller al the Lacy and Porritt home Mr*. Blrdena Lyttle sjient the «n.i of Woodland and Mr-: Ethel He** Cham's Diamond." directed by Helen! Sunday. weekend with her mother, Mrs. jersey cow. 5 yrs., freshened Sept. 1. of Hasttni's were Sunday visitors Bustancr. 99 Oliver plow. Walking cultivator. Mr. and Mrs. Lo Aj id raws were In Floy McDermott. ' i i,|r«, Durham heifer, freshens in March. Hasting* Friday. . I In lhe Battle Creek Enquirer and i <ih -t 3-tcction drag. Mrs. Claude Walton anil Mrs. the United Brethren church Fri-. Mr. and Mr.-. Clayion Clemen* newspaper Last Friday was the pic" 5 heifers, bred. George NeLson were Hastings vhl- day afternoon. - daughter - r*.-!*,... of ,.r Prescott T*........t lure tiir.* k*f esnz*r**« KtrlCiiv nnd n,*.l hls hie ” *. " 1 2 sets of double harness <1 set nearly and D.-.riine of George McKay Holstein bull, one and one-half yrs. Mr. Hardy taught Geography -- -------- ----- - ---------- . , tor... Monday • ■ M ”‘""l» J w»k«i ... i.l Ilk 1|. lhe '"'{"if"' "I portrait of Abraham Lincoln which Mr. and Mrs. .. — nr.l-rf l»« he Ls holdins In hls hand, which he' ... -------k .... ■ ' . di,. Harold .Yoder family. Charlotte were Sunday dinner absence of Mr. Ardis, 6. horse collors. . • : Mr. nnd Mrs. Anthony Humphrey just finished in oil paintings. Mr.; guest* of Mr. and Mrs L R Wol­ 2 10-gal. milk cans, good condition. Junior News I -vrir '.Vinn.-sri.iy dinner guests of McKay is'the chairman of the cott. 30 grade ewes. Lincoln buck, 2 yrs. Tank heater. Mr. nnd Mrs J.icob Wolfe of Hus­ 1 Thc Junior play, presented In the Alice Gardner nnd brother Emory. in Batik Creek He i» n nephew of .. x rn* Duane Deiwdorf was u Sunday tings spent Sunday afternoon with JOO F. h.-l! Friday evening, was Whiffle trees. Neck yoke. well attended. The JuiHors wish dinner guest of Mr. mid Mrs. Roy Mrs. Ploy McDermott nnd hls/ n,i.inr,« Axi'r...: ' Mr. and Mrs. George Torbev. POULTRY mother once lived near the old m<> Mirhi»»n NbHdbbI funk title. Round Oak heating stove. Mrs. Claude Walton and Donald। to thank the audience for their kind McRoberts, Hope Center school house. Junto Crrck. Michigan. intention given during the per-' Mrs. Alden Porritt and Mrs Lywere Grand Rapids visitors SaturMiscellaneous. 45 White Rock pullets. formancc. nnd to all those who as- dia Porriti were Friday dinner Mr-- Flln Cat! H ainorir the sick *u,ed ,n a,,y way «<>»•»«« the pre- guests ot mis Jennie r.iraie. U.U we« renutlon ol (he pley. E.eh i-.-nn Clurle. IUMMI who. lire. Bev. P-.l Olmaeed Ml Shod., In (he ew.t hope . u„t u w«, .tape on (h-w.l(n,. (.m. wj. (.*■ j LEGAL NOTICES TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of tale, nothing to be removed until settled for. for BlUoPeld where he will condor! ">* "‘I *!»»' » ,h~ »'» "S “V tornwinXl”wo wXlu" K'' W*"1 ■ t___ I" Mre. "ddl. 'Siimpwo rd &o( >oim oraura*, am FREEPORT AUCTION SALE MONDAY, FEB. 23, 1942 FEED SHEEP ALMOND WEBER, Prop ERNEST CRAY, Clerk HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Having decided to discontinue farming I will dispose of thc personal property at Public Auction at thc Will Castelein form located one mile west of Quimby or three and one-half miles southeast of Hastings on Thursday, Feb. 26, 1942 Commencing at 1 o'clock fast time I will offer the following HORSES Boy mare, 12 yrs. old, wgt 1500 lbs., duo »o foal May 7. Bay mare, 13 yrs. old, wgt 1400 lbs. Black gelding, 8 yrs. old. wgt 1500 lbs. Sorrel gelding, 11 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 lbs. ' Sorrel mare colt, silver mane and tail, 8 mos. old. Guernsey-Durham cow. 3 yrs. old. due March 12. Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old. fresh 8 wks. Gucmsey-Holstcin cow. 3 yrs. old, due June 10. 2 Holstein heifers, 14 mos. old. Holstein heifer.'1 yr. old. Durham bull, 9 mos. old. Guernsey bull, 7 mos. old. ' CHICKENS ’ -CATTLE 125 White Rock pullets, now laying. Brown cow, 3 yrs. old. calf by side. Brown heifer, 2 yrs. old, calf by side. Guernsey cow. 6 yrs. old, due March 24. Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, due March 20. GRAIN Around 350 crates of good yellow corn. Around 135 bus, of good oats. FARM MACHINERY AND HARNESS Set of good double work harness. Farm wagon and flat rack. Deering mower, 5 ft cut Dump rake. Mossey Harris hay loader. John Deere 7 ft cut binder, new can­ vasses last year. Oliver 99 walking plow. 2 sec. Oliver spring tooth drag. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale. Oliver No. 11 riding plow. Horse collars. Land roller. Little Willie riding cultivator. 2-horse Gale walking cultivator. 5-tooth cultivator. 5 10-gal. milk cans. * Forks, shovels, hoes. Many other articles too numerous to mention. Nothing to be removed until settled for. CHARLES CASTELEIN, Prop. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk nviuor .stws i Bownc vLslied Momfuy aftcrncwiir hui.-»r m Mr. mid Mrs. Roy Preston of Tlw^Sentors received thc proofs Wlth Mrs. Jennie Pardee. I'/ Battle Creek ' PrJur.? «:«ir picture- Wednesday. I Mr. and Mn. Danny Zook. John Mr. and Mis. Perry Prestcu. ~ ..... llnin.t.| ot Gwendolyn Mbhlrr ■L> b_tck ln Jn u mimmei or uw Odessa. unrssa. Mrs. airs, Dora izora r .a. i s-.n Mr. mid Mrs.’.h------------ _ wh0°l lur «t vtrv h.?™ for UK {he. jriimmucr r'maln‘l<T <11 "1 me the Mishler and Mrs. Rachel Stahl, C.rlion R.y Kerb cl V ilutara. wild We or.- plod -•.hot vieiumint. ami >r„. «. ---------...u U> here lo r Wilh .... R|>v Toblu<4 shrgt*. mid wife were LewLs Neeb. local, called on Mr. ll4 ft..n|n. • calfera at tne Jerry Blough home and Mrs. Will Neeb ot Clarksville,. ",k”"n<r*i».l.ai.. Sunday uftemoon. Mr and Mr.* Ivan Rou-h wire United Brethren Churrh Satuiday evening dinner guest# of Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson WlJ-jJ,inrrrj. in»Jc bi.iI BMIr'rra »u Ihi Rev. Pir.il Olmstead, pastor Mrs Ed Singer of Grand Rapids. Hastings were Sunday afternoon, x.'. .( f'-tmiat). 1. I». I9».* In Pleasant Valley Mr. and Mrs. Basil Thompson Prtachlne—10:00. by the Revi callers of Mrs. Ipcttie Johnson. Mr. of Cadillac. Mr and Mr*. Orville Johnson Im recently bought of Mr.' /"' Roy and topal IlQiighton of " Kokx nnd family of Battle Creek . Tinkler the restaurant business U|l-i.ir,r,. spent the weekend with Mr. mid Odc.ijia. returned missionaries from il- r the A. and P. store In Hastings.'1 y; Africa.. Mi*. Joim Thaler. Ml. wife and her granddaughter.!^’^ Sunday school—11:00. Mr. and Mr- Keith Durkee mid Clarinda Lcifel. will aaalst him. . i#.'.' Christian Endeavor—■8:00. family of Woodland spent Sund.iv Grandpa DeWitt. who with hls. ml' Freeport with Mr. and Mrs Adam Etidre*. ■ wife lives on Gates Comer*, went-"^.1 Mrs. Ray Wieland aqd Bonnie Lou' Sunday school—10:30. to Hastings recently to ftsiisl n iel-'!,,..j Preaching — 11:30. by the attended n inLwellaneu.u shower ntlVD who wiui Hl and we underfor Mrs Bvton Cudney nt the home Roy und Opal Houghton of from s'-aI"' auffeii-d a stroke and is in a ot Mrs. Delton Tvler of North Lo- Odes#*, returned missiunarus " ' • nom. . - concilium -t---------- , f gnn Thursday afternoon. ■ I Africa. CMMIan Endeavor-7:00. I M” ■“>' Rev. E. M. Ickes nnd'husband of Preaching—8:00. Wcdiie.*dny evening that her al»ter| m* Laki Odessa wore dinner and sup-' Prayer meeting Thursday evening whu in the north where they: per guests of Rev. nnd Mis. Paul at tiie church-8:00 .came from. 4iad passed away after „r, Olmstead and family. Friday, and ------------- .11 be ■ ChriUtan En- ‘u«/rlng a stroke. I /-; ‘n’w ,,c “ chriuu" En‘ aVo‘ attended the Juntor nhr ' - , Mrs. Ada Shaw who hn* been 111 ev.riin' ,lt-a ' or business meeting at the Rev. Mun)lx» Jtunbo, In the evcnltv; V "IT7"L~ ------ 7 ' Hi lhe flu t* a little better. #o' ' Mr end Mb Dan >on.na h.*,' K'dBJ'’' “ to sit up jwri ul the time. moved to rhe John Davit- heme, rc- 8 00J Pl'1 '"r* -lu,Kh : ... . O. „... ..... on... Nkbob tom. ........ cently- vacated by Mr. r.r.d Mrs. OHnwHflnm. Tn-.l„ Mlenwon. n»nunf Hom Uw tow George Buvtar.ee. The litter have- - of Mr. ami Mrs. Luke 8enseba and ” - • moved, to the honi Freeport ^Methodist Churrh at present U ut the luune of Mr. i._ml Mr. Sam McKvolut and farn-'----Evcii tt M Love, puctor . and Morning worship—11:00 Sermon: Perry Barnum nnd comln. Mu* lnr -Th? Church'# Equipment." ! ner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Fr..a> sundav school—r-00 Eunice Hoyt were guest* Sunday of. Denise in honor of the latteni ' • • i hi» sister. Mrs. Otis Scott. birthday anniversary. Carlton Center Methodist Church Mrs. Philip Nichols' and their Mr nnd Mrs. Claud Mead *pcnt Everett M. Love, pastor four children arc aB ill ..with the ni'tV«dnr,d?L*Tnil- Mr/ Moniine worship-10:00. Sermon: flu. ? Ho*anl 1X1 Mond of "l he Church # Equipment" . * 1 *•< ™ , . I Sunday school—11:00. Richard spent Thursday in Has^",r Cl?eney d"Ulht“ Let u**remcmber that. untU Dama of Lansing were weekend furthcr no>^£iir service* are bevueu* of Mr. and Mn. Human ln(t conduct^Zh the bral* of War HI BBARD HILLS Mr. and Mrs Gerald Cairn.* and Tlme' ■ j[ Mrs. Helen Peterson nnd children1 writ* .j,,.,,, ' win. to their new home near Cale- KJ,‘r„ Beverly Kay of North Irving called IRVING Mr .... and.... Mr# John Perry went to donLi Wednesday after spending (1.. f„ on Mr. and Mrs. Geotge Forbey M. Saturday evening Kalamazoo Sunday to visit their Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hyne;. were son Jack und family. Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Uui Nagel entertained rel™. —- ------ -------------------------------- i^,™, or iph.-.u., Mrs Will Ollhouse of Bowne. utive*. al a surprlM party in honor- have moved in to the WUlyard t ihi. nr.ier. r«r ihr*-» r.m.rr Mr*. William Hutchens and Mr*, of lhe tenth birthday of her daugh- house recently vacated by the ,,'d ■u,r “• L'>’ B<*-.*leFox vLuted Mr and Mrs Mur- ter Lena Jane. Petenon family. : ISi XliiriTutl Cwn.' vin Thnler of HiMtlng< Wednesday MUs Betty Flanders underwent Gordon Green of Battle Creek Nnurt cuneat. Jmi,o and Friday. The Utter has been an operation for appendicitis on spent lhe weekend with hl* par- > A «;>vr. quite 111. Saturday nt Pennock hospital. Her ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Albert Green.1 Mr. and Mr*. Semiah Weaver of friends hope for her speedy rccov- Sunday afternoon callers there were -----------------------------------------Clarksville were Sunday afternoon er}' . Mr and Mr*. Chas. Mayo. Chas. OBDBM fob publication guests of Rev.'arid Mrs. C. L. WilArgyle Windes was home from jr r„, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mayo. , »'»i» .Royal Oak over the weekend. Bryant Lee. Mn., Nellie Mayo of kin*. IT ’”e °’d ,wl «‘’bora °r. Mrs »"UIC Bstile vice*, Creek, Mr. and mi>. Mrs. maiisuu Manson II Mrs. Ralph J. Burton of Detroit ----------------mr. miu ts spending a few days with Mrs 57SrfSd VvL Stanton nnd children of Bedford. " Abb. Moo. .nd Mn. Adah MM' '' “--------------------------------------M^Xr SS.^nen? Manchester. Ind., spent Friday night with hi* parent*. Mr. und Mr*. Ray Wieland. R'i“ -• Woodland were Friday afternoon cnller# of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endre*. Joan Smith and Wanda She!Xhroat of Hasting* soent the weekend with Mn. Maude Roger* and Marguerite Mrs William Thomx-. of Willlanuton. fonpcrly of Freeport. 1* seriously ill at her home. Mrs. Mary Smelker is assisting her during Iter Illness A program will be held at the ^rarawntc^home* wm h’ m Sunday 4!L-."-A. .... uic presMieni. Mrs. Long.*treel, votea to „he n..e donars to thc R<xi croi Buna,? IW ol church will have charge of the regular church service. The choir will be thc Men's choir from Middlertlle. Unless the clock* are turned back by law. church will be at 9:30 Eiuicni .War time. Fred Schlffman of Battle Creek wa* a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank McNutt. MIm Oretta McNutt of Middleville ting* In Ohio Monday. FYb. 9, At I present thvy are slaying at the hotel In Hastings. Mrs. YGho lived i T7L,\~7XT_.'u ~ —.f »• m»*. »» UfSl wUh“ ,o on t,wlr W*; fr-w »n trust. ney tluou«1’ llfp '• Mr*. Ak* Albert I* aalnlra. but “Art* A •> »’ -- — ------- - .— - ----h,t arm lhat *he broke about three *TC)o' ne° --------- - " ----- - -----------through the lee on Bassett lake'• - *!>•» nearly even- day tut week. ** Mr. Dewitt, father of Ralph De-j miT witt had a sevire stroke in the, Nun night Friday. He and his wife are|x staying with hls son Ralph. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-02-26.pdf 77369af75799d67f7b0c0dbd3dca3e07 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR 12 PAGES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1942 FRANK W. GREUSEI JUDGE CLEMENT M. SMITH LIVED A LETTER TO A CIVIC LEADER A VERY ACTIVE AND USEFUL LIFE THE Owns Successful Business And Heads Various Groups Many Hasting* resident* will re- ' member Frwrtk W. Otrusri. wn of the lat?x Mr? and Mm. BylVMter HASTINGS BANNER 11 Supervisors To Take Special Public Health Course The Health Committee of the Barry County Board of Supervisors SECTION ONE-PAGES 1 to 8 MISS KATE SIBLEY GETS RECOGNITION He Was Very Methodical and Orderly in All His Work and in cooperation with the Burry I Was Always a Kind, Generous, Friendly and Capable Man County Health Department planned! Is the Efficient Secretary­ Treasurer of the M. C. E. A. OUR ERROR Tlie Banner regrets a statement et Feb 19. implying that junk dealers in the county are not paying fair rates on waste mate­ rials brought to them. We have NUMBER 43" "H.M.5. PINAFORE* OPENS TONIGHT Proceed! to be Given to Co. a course foi supervisor* at .Syracuse' Tlie January issue of the ' News ' dealer., here are conducting their ■nic familiar catchy tunes of "H. affairs on a par with those qpyUniversity. Syracuse. New York. !, Some S ui m^UiK,"wi’SSlS-y**"'! M. S. Pmature” will be heard Illis Half of Ute 78 years of the iffe- of Albion college for several terms dlscuMlon ot problems of public ad-?*’ ,1m> M*W«an Commercial Edu-1 where eke in tlie state. This iwrtlcular i>aragraph "got by" Thursday and Friday evening. Feb. Greusei. well known in thb com- ------------- ------------------------------------------- time of the late Judge Clement M. and was a member of the Endi-w- ministration such M social welfare, ration Aisodatlon featured a story ; through a “slip” in proof reading. 26 and 27. at the Central Auditorium Smith. and more than two-thirds ment Committee which invested munllv (or a long period of time. (By Mr. and Mr*. Olendon F. when the students and faculty of of the 53 years after he became a the college endowment funds. He county welfare, county ndminlitra- about the srcreiary-trea’urer of the If ihLs article caused embarassFrank U anoUier one of the HasSwarthoutu ment to any junk dealers in the the Hastings High school present hwyer. were spent in public service:.was --------------------a trustee---ot the — — Bay ay View View As­ tion. county lax and allocation prob- Aracciation. Mks Kate Sibley, no-* in positions where the people •!«:.■- r ——— for ------a•------------•—■ — • its lems and civilian defense as it ap- tiead of the commercial department thb old favorite of the Gilbert Ac sociation long period and r.s i. ,s,,£nb“‘ m countv u government re«re..A——t iyn Die-------------------------------------school at Hamtramck, wlierc licpe that this explanation will ---------- ------Sullivan musical comedies for the ed him. That can be said of no vice-president for soma time, also ■ PUe* to counteract any misunderstanding I benefit of the Barry County Red Eleven Bam- county superviran. she ha.- been for several years, since other man In the more than 100 for many years he was it* attorney. Milwaukee.' Wis.. we'd like to see ®PPU docks In Paramaribo) which may have been caused. , Cross. that person. j We ' have completely given up years' history of Barry county. The and wa* serving as such al the time Plan to leave Battle Creek on Sun- leaving Hqstings. A fine likeness of Ail of us must keep in mind the 1 places he filled were of great Im। of hb decease. All these are public : day. February 22 for Syracuse where Mb* Sibley appeared mi the cover Most of the leading parts will bo Among the various activities in | trying to predict where we shall be fact that scrap materials are taken by members of the Hastings '.hia.'..1S ,u >«» ,0 wwM. ”a "look >< * portance to the people, required relationships, and show the confl-: they will spend the week aludying page of the booklet which people who knew him. under the guidance of the School ot Because Mira Sibley has so many urgently needed for the war ef­ much ability, and involved large dence i faculty While the chorus has been tlie Milwaukee Civic Alliance, an । . . w(11 had in hl* ability and character. j Public Administration of Syracuse friend* here, the article is reprinted fort and that all of those who Idrawn from high school musical cnranlzatlon which b corppoMd ofim *’ of 84)111,1 America i»(U) indi- responsibilities for him. He was ' Despite the work and painstaking ' University. Tlie group will return herewith: have .a part in gathering such snxipc Special scenery and cos­ thr members of eighteen service c*‘e our present position a* ap- prosecuting attorney for one year.1 Involved in these public and Saturday. February '27. ’ When the upper part of Michi। materMi and getting it back to tumes have be*m rented. . chib- of the city. Prank, who is'proximately 1600 miles from Pan- appointed to fill a vacancy. He was care .semi-publlc relationship*, including The following are the supervisors mitten, above the thumb, ua; industrial renters are doing a j Tickets for both evenings are on vice-uresident of the Rotary club ama—just 1600 miles from where elected probate judge of this county i years In the active practicejgolr.4 to Syracuse: Morse Backus. l” u" prune ns a lumbering comfor eight years. He served as cir- several i -ale at Cordes News Stand in Reed a for 1941-1942. is.also president of tlie cult judge for thirty years in th Li of । hb profession, he found lime to^otiaL Boulter. Walter Culbert. Ber-.munlty. there came to that region kept in mind that scrap prices Drug Store here Alliance club. Thb grouo has acBeyond Trinidad our ship was judicial district, which Includes Itake on other responsibilities and' nard DeGolla. William Ellsworth. “ Englishman by the name quoted- in pipers’ and elsewhere comulLihed several very effective ob­ re-routed unexpectedly. Quite all duties which he felt he ought to j John Lipkey. Sr.. William McCann' of Sibley. With him tame his bride; refer to the maximum prices .each evening. jectives In the city as well as fot- right with us; it Li further op­ Barry and Eaton counties and. for ।undertake. He was for more than' Hnlph Pennock Albert Reeser. Harry ’,w*- °*SO- d,reetly from England. ' dealers may receive for such lerlng n mlrit of understanding: portunity to give you items of in­ a time. Calhoun county. । Near th* the vttiao.. village nt of Au they 40 years a member of the oKieial Riuhlr. and J. Meorle Scott .Near *,. Gres twm.. materials From this maximum, ’ 'But that Ls only a part of the ’ and coinradeshlD among the various terest. built their log cabin, begun their board of the F1t.it Methodist church junk dealer* must deduct enough story of hb long, active and use ­ clubs and the citizens as well. ThLi Let me take a paragraph or two farmiiii: and lumbering, and here of this city, and a Bible cla.-* teach­ to cover their own cost* ot hand­ ful life. He was a member of Our 1 one job plone would seem to be to describe conditions aboard ship. were bom to them one ion and er to ILs Sunday school. He ac.epted ling. sorting, baling, trucking. plenty enqugh to keep one person Site is still jammed to the gunwales city school board for several years. 'guardianships and trusteeship, for . three daughters. One of these daughbitxv. \ with Bardadiam, Trinidadians. Pan­ He was the secretary of the Barry । Combined Meeting of Three Other nosiUons of trust and rc- amanians, and Dutch subjects of At Eaton Piro Insurance Company several persons and was ndmini*City Croups is Scheduled ’ uncnslbllllv that Mr. Greusei han­ myriad colors and ages-and sizes. while he resided at Nashville. He WerWIfe SSLS l<j I fiery .gleam of ambition In her eye of humble folks who went to him 1 dles c.ipablv are vice-chairman of All these latter are transplanting was a director and the president ot 1for advice or consolation, or both --------land grim determination in her soul. Next Tuoduy evening. March 3, tlie Trade Promotion committee of themselves to Curacao. Childlike, the Hastings National bank for a combined meeting of the Central, 7a4 "CaIvaaa Pa. v;,»a~" “Liltie Kate went through the (Continued on page 1, Sec. 2) tlie Association of Commerce: presi­ individual people, they arc burdened many years. He served as a trustee [ 2nd Salvage For Victory Iunr KradM of th,. ,-ountry school [the Pint and Second ward P. T. A. dent of the Milwaukee Bovs' club; with unbelievable amounts of Collection Nets Fine Sum nM*r. her home: and it was .while । organizations will be held at Central Returns to the County More I school auditorium at eight Pc lock. I luggage, feed, plants, potted palms. market place in early morn. (You 1 _ ...ci .... .she was in the ninth grade that she ■ The second Salvage for Victory decided to became a teacher and "Aluminum for Defense" campaign;.I'fruit, and liny birds shrinking tim­ must pardon at least one market Thon Pay Deputy's Salary This is an open meeting to which ] drive was held on Saturday nearly u, nothmg stand tn the way > manamr of the Electric Refrigcra-; idly in cages. The promenade deck place. They are the meat and drink ■ tlie public I* invited. It will be of interest to our read ­ ’ Hon Bureau of Milwaukee: presi­ Ls no longer a deck; it Li n veritable of the tourist. > Row upon row of seven tons of waste materials being Of carrying out her decision 1 Guest speaket will be Mrs. Edgar dent of the Wisconsin Radio. Re- 1 aviary, a strict blackout b Im­ women queerly costumed—bright ■collected, which was more than the "She -gjw betook herself to the village ers and especially to taxpayers, to C. Thompson ot Highland; Park, ! committee anticipated. 'of Au Orcs the next year and found know that the report of the Mate president *of the Michigan Congress frlgeralfon A Appliance Assocla- ; posed; cigarettes may not be headdresses, the flowing robes of lion: president of the G I Electric Ii smoked on deck; if one whiles to tiny Hindu women, the tight gowns Proceed* from the .rale of the a'place where she could help care coming the offices where drivers' of Parents and Teachers. She will Officials Here Unravel Co. On Thursday. Feb. 12^ the Civic (read i material* were $79. the committee for children and work around the .Ucttues arc Issued, lists the Barry after dinner he must do so In and silt skirts of the Chinese, the 'paying $35 to the Red Crura War home of a family who. in return. county office in first place. Alliance held a dinner using as 1U 'a closed cabin with the temperature wiry plgUILi of the Indian*. The Clever Defense Plot to present conditions and tell what , theme, "Streamlining for Victory." hovering around the 95 degree produce Ls all exotic in hue and fund nnd $35 to the Hoi Lunch would permit her to go to school, On Friday of last week the jury re- Relit! 1 Tills was the eighty-first annual mark. taste—too exotic for my .Michigan fund and placing $9 in the treos- In. this way she finished the tenth Co Board of Supervisors appointed solving some of tlie many problems of the bnslnm Interests of ... get* to Paramaribo, copilot v> To of tongue. The lingual jm»radox of turned it verdict oLgullly.ln.the.case, ury-io b«> umd a*, needed for future grade; but alas! Au Orcs had only Glenn Swift ns deputy sheriff In and emergencies involved. Mrs. Milwaukee. Mr. Greusei presiding a* Dutch Guiana, the ship must thread: »i»e races and innumerable gradu- ot Tlie People vs. Ellery V. Ham- drives. If the money in the treasury ten erndts. and she must go on— charge of this division at ft salary of $1200.00 per year. During the year Thompson has 5 charming person­ color all speaking com­ bright. Thb was the result of ef­ is not used for the collection drives, but where? its way 'over twenty miles up a ation-s — in ------------------------*'*“■ -ft-------ality and Is thorougiily conversant In addition to his outside activi­ muddy river through alternating mon language—Dutch. Outside — it will later lie used for a worthy "There had recently been built 1941 a total of 3645 licenses. 3317 with her subject and the diversified fective work on the purl of Sheriff operators and 328 chauffeurs, was 1 ties. Mr. Greusei Li president of jungle and bush. Il b unbearably bicycles, donkeys, automobiles, and public purpose, according to the 111 Arenac county n new-counly nor­ Glenn Bera, Undershcrlff Leon Dus­ committee. ’ tlie Greurel Distributing Co. which hot. Where the rlvsr h narrow, the khaki American army trucks. i«nal rclwol and here Kate enrolled Lssued by that office. This was to sells specialties and electrical ap­ odor of rotting jungle from both We wanted to .see some Yanks. ter, and Prosecuting Attorney L. E.', About one hundred men. including for ««>other year of work. At the county drivers only, as city drivers other states. Preceding Mrs. Thompson's talk. pliances for the home. His slogan side* b almost overpowering. Here We wanted to find out what the Barnett. i teachers, students and other voiun- n?e <lf eighteen, having earned a secure their licenses from the local U "Good Quality. Goods Quick". U Soutii America, you-think, un­ American troops thought of their Hambright. a young man of Kala- J i,.e leers rs arautca assisted in inr the collection collection ’............... caching certificate •» in »■« the u institu»um<-। police. The slate returns 35c to the ‘ His work for defense Includes touched. virgin, primeval! new life. Above oil, we wonted to ma.'oo, was arrested last June in On Saturday, everyone cooperating ‘lon- and having taken the county ...u.,.. county for V.V.. each license issued. .. It given by Miss Virginia Moore.and mu,lc students, member&hio on the "Defense Sav­ You y~j = are “ wrong. Down that river '] chat with a soldier from Michigan Grand Forks. S. Dak . at the request splendidly. Plenty of tmeks and ‘Lachers' exiimlnnuon—just for .ex- cim be seen that the license odlce at “ inas Staff" 'of Milwaukee Co. and and down the Commewijne River So we went out to Camp Paramar­ of Barry county officers on the trailer* were available and the drive she went to teach in a rural the jail more than paid fxpenses. lost November he was named on the American /hips sweat and steam at. ibo. tts -$1275.75 was returned to the conn-: change that he had stolen an elec- Utts completed hi good time |scb2°I . . United Soldiers and Sailors Serv­ most unceasingly—Alcoa boats of But more ot that next week. And trie pump from the farm dwelling of Housewives and other residents Snmmer.i found her attending ly ice committee which cooperates with the Aluminum Company of Ameri­ I shall feel the opportunity of a Bert uci. Robinson xu/uuuTjii ii, iwp. iku gave excellent assistance, a-iMsiance. also, mao. by oy .* , ’ * ------ Tlie l,rreport gives the local cxin umiij Barry twp. near KBVe *”C|pally at Per7 ....of papers .. . . .. .... rlS IlU lllllU*. fromschool uhlrlishe ■ rhrwil other groups In providing recreation ca bringing bauxite ore northward literary lifetime has been lost it Hlckory Comers sometime between having their. bundle* Hom which amlner a----very high rating. Of the ---------------„™, ' for visiting soldiers and sailors. • »*— 21 ■>» ...a —„< » ■« .h>„ th. hOB-i™™ .. ....1 2;.d. —.. In ,. .. conreni;.,; ---------- .—. obtained her life certificate. Urge number ot drivers' applied- ber* are tn take In National Dewiiere our countrymen may trans­ I toll to entitle It: "Uncle Sam In But few men could keep up this form it into aluminum, sinew of Surinam." “One day a big. Uli. yoting school tions recorded, only 12 were re- fenw will be the theme of a meeljrnce long, but judging from Frank's •J •— • mg at the court liouse hsre picture which appeared on the cirWe are getting every ounce we Hambright’s possession and rale of. the work. Sf’J2°,ln Ma,re*l ,D 3M “nd *. ,o *“ --*“ 01 cvrnmg. aaarcn au. ai a.w octoca. ---------eular announcing the Lincoln Day can out of that jungle. Nothing on stolen property made a stronger case Another drive Is being planned. °hl when lie "raw HdiL’S! highest In the slate. Ironwood, with I Two state 4H leaden. P. G. fwdinner. Frank is hale and hearty tills vast continent Li more vital to against him than trying to over- the date to be announced birr, so t^k her bSk t^y^t less than one-third as many ap- dln and Beatrice Boyle, will be pswand entoying life. He says in a let­ our war effort than the bauxite come hb defense that a mysterious «ve your papers magazines, cormto teach ti theSoUt£^ pllcatioru. was second with a ratio ent to take charge of this meeUng. ter to the Banner. “No matter how mines at Mocngo, miles and miles , 1 They will help to organize and make f*'?1 bOXM- *,C- f°r *■ ’WXt Thn* "«« »“ M « Keyworth. who busy I find myself I always lake time in the interior. That we realize this Care in axaml.un, ure awllaant (H ,umm„ name he claimed not io know, had lection. : jn hi* .short span of life made his L. Ih. reyon tor lire hist, rettn. to read the Banner from start to value tn time was proved in Decem­ j,,,, Ever)’ n,, boy and girl m in the county asked him to sell a pump, ostensibly. Battle Creek is planning its "Sal- mark educational hb- and la a finish. Regards to the Cook boys ber. 1941, when American, troops («Wr In reduclnt „„ £ from one of “Johnny s" own farms, vage for Victory-” campaign using lory next he lf.llgferTed the number of accidents on the —•---------- «.— that I used to go to school with." first stepped on Surinam soil. Are Needed to Maintain a v«i»m raising vegetables, and poultry to O-AA .nttaHtto. ------ nxetheds Kaiamazoo authorities declined .A to the same methodsas asthe thecommittee, committee, to Hastings as superintendent of . road. Hastings is proud of this former Yes. Paramaribo b worth vlsiUng. meet increased demands. did here, here, which which 'plan haa met met schools, and took Kale along to plan hfts —— < e * rerideht who has made such a suc­ Supply of Fresh Vegetables accept the case. Barry officers were i did Tlie harbor consists of a sort of i The present Barry County 4-H left with the difficult task of con- with r"1' general ■—— ' approval around the teach for him. Here she stayed for RAY RRANCH K cess and feel it an honor for him widening-out of the river. Several ‘Service Club should take the lewd. The Barry County War Board and; necting Hambright directly with the] state. ‘। six ' 'J to consider Ulis as hb “home town". Alcoa boats lie at anchor; a small six veers, years, but but lu> he. in in thn the maantlm* meantime, | New leaden and 4-H folks will prob­ Foster arc are' robbery luuurij of Hit the Robinson farm iuju house, *c. ,i____ ----------------------— ■had been appointed superintendent American Army steamer disappears: County Agent. Harold rusver : ably be added. The theme of tha । of the Hnmtradick schools. Needing county-wide uaxuus. meeting* into the jungle bound for Moengo..sponsoring ft Cuuuir-wmc ----- --------------- - r----- r— and —— ; 1942 summer program will be a 4H ...... .. .... .... Sheriff Rerra dirt come evtenilva wnrlr ... . ACC EC CTADTCh i“ K'XM* tCBChcr 1,1 hb system, he In the center of the activity a great on lum* koMonln, <t the court Shert« »r* did wme ekton.1,0 work Is President Of State "All Out For Defense Program.” I asked Kate If she would like to steel hulk lies on her side in mid­ Howe on Mondoy .Herndon, Mirth "■ K.lomwoo co complete link. In LLAjjlJ SIAKI tU j Harold J. Foster. County AgFl. ------------,tcadh for him. She said ‘Yes' and Theater Alliance »' Aldenee oonnffiln, Judge Stuart Clement will be stream, a gaping hole tom in her■ Id. et l:» o'clock. Perry Bowwr of I Agent; Mary E. Bullis. Home Rxhull. She U the German freighter■ Che M 3 c. HorueuHurol Depl., will' H*n’httkhl with (he robbery. Red Cross Certificate Goes b« n in the Hamtramck system Ray Branch, manager of guest speaker at the Farm Bureau thic tension Agent and Ray Lamb. 4-H since. Dovls of Ionla presided Goslar, scuttled by her crew in discuss the growing of a lioma vegeStrand and Burry theaters, lie re. was Dhtrict Club Agent, will arabl in To Those Finishing Course Family Night at I. O. O. F. hall here 1940 after the Reichsweher had in­ able garden. The meeting b open’ ’^ce Judge McDonald had prevbus“Attending summer schools again one of the guesb of honor at a ban- thu program. Wednesday evening, March 4. at vaded Holland and the Low Ooun- to the public and will be worthwhile Tuesday evening the first class in -Michigan. Chicago. Southern Call­ n.iel connected with the case a* In n lr.arn.iir n—1ml. Ha.mI In*. . . ■ <- » - * ------------:4 E -----------8:00 war time. The program follows Cries. . ------de­ quel in a leading Detroit hotel last Nursing, ft DroJect project of the fomia--Kalc tomia--Kale received her B. S. S-deto the amateur home gardener. proMeuting »‘to™yM . Home ___ ___ urep.— from thr* At.it/, Wnrrml a not luck supper and afterwards pro-, Kree the State Normal rrt. Col- ■ Thursday given by the Variety Club ro A garden on every farm and ini Barnett riddled the ghoit Red Cross and Civilian Defense There is little resemblance be­ • of Michigan in honor of pioneer T,.. . * . •*'»«» will come a social hour for old and tween Paramaribo and Willemstad, urban home areas can cut tho fam-1 man defense with facts whleh grams. was held. Four classes are ,e8e nt Ypsilanti. , theater owners who have made subnew members. Curacao. The former Is another Uy’s food budget as well as Increase proved to the jury that Hamlirlght's to be organized. Mrs. Kendall "An oId suggests that if you 'stantia! tn ernwthl . ‘ 'melting pot. similar In this respect family health. Mr. Foster points out.! *,ory was so Improbable that the clr- Reahm being chairman of thb deanything done, ask Die busiest stanllal contributions to the growth Because of the Increased buslnaia of motion pictures. These gardens will help relieve cumstances proved guilt beyond rea- partment of the Red Cross. Classes P®n»n you know to do It and then tn the office of County Clerk Allan I Ray, who has served many terms are to meet, on will be sure of succera That's nese and Hindu workers were im­ shortages due to abnormal war time sonable doubt. are to meet, on Tuesday. Tuesday, Wednes.,you wearies» *,u*‘s . . .. . — -____ .___ wKv Ib tnio,I.the a IaJob. K in tthe V.. ,i as president of the independent Thursdily-«nd Friday evenings ;WhyKail., K"«*f.'ll tellHmheir ported to relieve a labor shortage, demands. In fact, the normal sup-j The jury of nine men and three day. hire an additional clerk. MU* Max­ at the headquarters ui in Hjmtramck school*. of------being rrapon-! theater owners alliance of thb dtate, ine Swift beginning her dutiaa as land they have remained and muill- ply of vegetables may not beMvail- women ine Red nru Cross imuquniicra , - _ ----- — -—• — deliberated from 10:30। ai .. ..... — .. .... . .hour ____ llhlc Stebbins Bldg,, for two ' b’l‘.—ninriu “tong With with rorrvlncarrying na full full . , hns been connected with the motion deputy county clerk this week. Since piled. One also finds Russians. able thb summer for the overage oclock Friday morning until 4.00. the ORVILLE PUR8ELL. Prop. . KW | Chinese, French. German „Jews. periods, the classes to continue for,toflc^tog load nnd many extra-cur- picture businass since he was about Mr Hyde was named a_s rationing family unless people grow their own.' ,n ‘ hr afternoon before reluming a Having more stock than he has East Indians, anil bush Negroes^ twelve weeks iricular activities—for providing ten yearn old. He haa seen the mo- administrator, he lias been literally The County Extension Office is verdict of guilty. pasture for the coming year and not The streets are wide, principally un- giving oil rowlhle nKilt*nr* tn home Trained instructors secured by *or, “round *£*•“ hundred lion picture theater devalop from Judge Davis immediately sentenced farmlng any extra land out. Mr. I paved and thus dusty, and lined “ do“L‘ ' the "flickers” stage to a dominant | garden projects by offering sugges- Hambright from one to four years Mrs Reahm are Mm Richard Cook. who has the Tuesday evening class; 31 L P^J' । position tn the amusement world, j Pursell will have an auction sale at with royal palms. The shops are tlons on varieties of vegetables to ln Jackson prison. More than six hundred theater 7 Miss Avb Dykstra, one of the Pen-1 J®*’ * M‘ alm °r whJgh u ‘he dbhb farm located 4 miles south of . blessed with names like Toon Tjang anil rAntili.u'.pnlk . '‘"J’tS' S? grow, soil requirements, InaMit insect runcon­ Sanborn's OU Station on the Lacey 1 sin Fat, von Romondt. Gandhi c.rAti* nock hospital nurses, on Wednes-|‘5“’u‘1°h foods. Kate'and owners and xueaU attended this ! banquet. On the program were such i ■ road; or 4 miles straight west of Bazaar. Fogarty's. O. Bettencourt, trol, etc. day evening: Mrs. Maynard Moyna- |hgr *‘**?T*ll,de,?.t help-order all power to Issue explosives licenses to Tlie alin is for good practical gar ­ Maple Grove Center. He is offering han on Thursday evening and on •’“P "J thc "ccfu,I}Ls' >?®y nationally-known figures as Jimmy vendors and purchasers alike. a good Ibt of horses, cows, hogs, Friday evening. Mrs. Hubert Mar-1 ‘he bil^ and----- --------------the— chll. ■---------------------------------- Walker, former mayor of New York Paramaribo is certainly not un­ dens that will fumbh food and vita­ sheen, hay and grain, and farm civilized. Barry County feeders of beef, ' i dren are SIibShe andand herher cirl«giris mt get who served as toastmaster, and Sen j dre n fed.fed. ­ Coca-Cola signs and mins for tlie family table and health AUTOMOBILE TIRES machinery. Dewey Reed will cry American automobiles predominate, for the family. swine and sheep are Invited to at­ Reg uh r textbooks will be used al- 'ttIonK »’l*h everybody, keep every-. ator Chud Pepper of Florida. AND TUBES RATIONED tlie rale and Clifford Hammond although the need for motor trans­ tend a feeder's meeting sponsored by re S.mphl.U inTSLlS u» Rrt b?d>', «» c»U1re» -----------Tires and tubes rationed to Barry will act as clerk. See the adv. else­ port Is not acute. A few miles from VILLAGES MAKE County Agricultural Agent. Harold Cross, „ ________ companies, ____ ’ nlentv to ent. ■ — — L.__ _L _____________ insurance etc. Co. reeldent on Saturday. Feb. 31. i. >«.< on. or ure where in thb Issue for full porticu- town the bush begins and a white NOMINATIONS J. Foster at the Court House. Has­ LessonS will include lectures, de­ included the following: Rev. Wenlara. Nominations for village officers tings. on Thursday, .Feb. 26 at 1:30 monstrations and return demon­ many that keeps Kmc out of misman couldn't exist a week in the chief during the day; but don't be' —. „ „ bush without the assistance of the were made last week al Nashville, FRED BRYANT.' Pro#' ’ strations. mblead into thinking that life h Ttle Chamber of ComMiddleville, Woodland and Freeport, bush Negroes. E. L. Benton. Animal Husbandry Only twenty are allowed to com­ merce will meet at I. O. O. P. hall\ Wheeler, one tire and tube for pasOn account of poor health Mr. only one ticket having been named A word about these queer people, Rwnm. *’ j. ulr wutsr in c«cn cuus. ac pable secretary-treasurer No indeed', here Monday evening. March 2. ut.senger car., Lee J. Baker. Forrest Bryant will have an auction sale at probably the most independent in each village that reported. As win ■Mhm* th» mwiini hb farm located 3 miles west of group tn the world. In 1700 tome­ far as the Banner has been able to Hastings on old M-37 highway or . thing, great numbers of Negroes learn, the following were the .nomi­ th. tint Urm thl. Ma Ot Ut. *|. । „„ o»„.o1n»<. from trom Africa o.nc by or nations. the village elect ions to be will be given. The county has been were black-birded ^rthrinn.i «r^7'^k;u; West Michigan and Resort Lloyd Lindsey Frank J. Haywood on Monday. March B: asked to raise its meat production .was rationed one obsolete tire and NashviUe—President. E. D. Olm­ about 10 percent in 1042. It is felt houiew fe ei^ecbJI? th2? LvtaS real home of “ wbere tbey entcr’ A-'soc,a“on “ pHncipkl speaker. S the‘r Wends ,nd Uee in con---------------- — ----------------chiaery, and also hb farm. Dewey U ----- they ----... . .massacred ---------- • stead; clerk. Colin T. Munro; treas­ two obsolete tutea. The Stale Hlghtually revolted. the only way this Increase In pro ­ email children. The total enroll-1 ern ta] comnanlonshin Iraki eomSwSihTp-................... " AOTtcc To BED. Reed will cry the rale and Cllf- most of the Dutch, and ran away to urer. Mrs. Blanche Wright; assessor. ford Hammond will act as clerk. See Uve in the bush—but not before Elwin Nash: trustees. E. B. Green­ duction can be met Is by better man­ ment in the four classes is not yet "Kate's hobbles Include hdr car.;CROSS KNITTERS agement and feeding. available. ' ' the adv. elsewhere in thb issue for they signed a treaty with their field. Adolph Dause. Jr., end Frank her own private Jog cabin on the ' A shipment of muffler and sweat­ full particulars. ’ shores of Lake Huron, her beauli- •*r >'an* ,uu snived for the Barry lowed tire Blue Ribboa Dairy and former masters by which they were Caley. No Democratic caucus was FOUR GUTS TO RED ful flower gardens at her cabin and County Red Cross chapter. Anyone to be paid twelve hundred guilders held in Nashville. CROSS RELIEF FUND TERRY DOYLE Prop nt her home in Au Gres, and the who <ir-'lre-' to knit a muffler or ,and a tube for a farm implement. Middleville—President, Glen E. । Mrs. Walter Perkins, chairman Having decided to quit fanning yearly In return for their friend­ dozen or so professional and social »»«>' secure yam at the Red Croat Wur Relief fund, ac­ clubs of which she is an active mem- Rctl Cross headquarters any Tues­ Mr. Doyle will have an auction rale ]ship. So savage were they—and are Blake; clerk. Dora L. White; treas­ One hundred and twelve more at the farm 1*4 miles northeast they—that this sum has been paid urer. B.H. Segers tom; assessor, Max families have joined the Barry Coun­ knowledges the following donations . ber. The Presbyterian church claims da> - Wednesday. Thursday or Friday .of Freeport or 9 mllea north ot 1regularly for over three hundred Lynd; councilmen. George Jupp- ty Farm Bureau as a result of the received during tlie past week, some her religious activities. nftemoon between the hours of 1:30 strom. Russell Bedford and Sam Hastings. He b offering an excel- ! for the second and third time:; ........... She .b an interesting per- and <:3°.0CJ°$«n , * . ... recent roll call under leadership of giving Natural selection and the rigors Myers Baltimore township. Woodland townfc esilnf ?er‘ lent Ibt of horses, cattle, young .— a character ----------------• liiu; Mrs. Floyd Miller of Assyria will , Freeport—Only one ticket in Free­ Carl Brodbeck bringing the total <hin fit Rnc* nt t imn rmriwi, -'on 10 know, of sterling cattie. hogs. toob. dairy equipment. 'of jungle existence have toughened the Writ»ra^Oi?iWLta P“rtsh andi worth, and a fine, loyal friend with ■,be at, iSTT-TSL' Friday l. headquarUra C, every innumerable ton feed and grain, and also the farm. 'them, nude them self-assured. port and that b headed by Ken membership to about 425 with more n ?!?Ln«t«i ra.t .k a dell«h<ful sense of humor? • •“ ifrom J™® 3: “ “ ,] 3:00 to> 4:30- Q'tock o'clock to give giving They will take nothing from a Braendle for president. The bal­ expected when the cal) Is entirely combination* has bfrn ir It is hoped and expected that the ---------------- tt , knitting instruction. the Presbyterian ehurch Caledonia Bank will act aa clerk. wiilte man. They aid only when ance of the ticket was not available. complete by April 1. A victory din- bah nee of the. $4300 quota may be1 Eour Cen!or A J. DnJJ Mrs Lyle Scudder. Woodland—No report from thb See the adv. elsewhere in this b- well-treated. Unwillingness to ac­ War Relief Chairman membership workers and their wives paid in soon, w) that Die campaign [®ur °en,Or A,r K0,d cept the softening Influences of the village has been received sue for full particulars. may beweek* closed ago. as it should have been to celebrate this accompliahment. white man's civilization has enabled HEADS-UP tome The amount ini, W “ 77 IXOmea AAA COMMITTEEMEN TO MEET 1future. ” ’ LESLIE DICKERSON. Prop. them to live in their chosen envi­ arrears b still over $500. Th* tollowing Senior Aid Raid AT I.O.O.F. HALL HERE FRIDAY NOTICE TO TAXFAYOU Having sold hb land and cut down ronment. The Marine Corps needs men. Jf NOTICE TO ■ . . « » ___________ ' Wardens have been appointed by The Barry Countv Triple A Comon stock Mn Dickerson will have | They are the only group of Negro1 you are clean-cut, physically sound, March 7, IMS will be the : CORRESPONDENTS NOW IN CIRCULATION Richard Endsley. Chief Warden for mitleeman and their wives are bean auction rale at the farm locat- slaves ever to havethrown over carry a punch, between the. ages of Because of the suspension of in Ihb issue will be fouijd a list Hastings; Howard Barnum, first mg called together Friday. Feb. 27 ' ed 3 miles north of Cloverdafc on thair masters and then exacted postal service on Wasldngton's .of new books added to the Hastings ward; Ray Waters. Second ward; at the Oddfellcws hall for a meet- ■ M-43. or’ second farm south of payment for protection. No one ln! and want a "Jap Hunting License”,, Birthday, many letters did not public library. These books were Charles Paul, third ward: and Ken-.tog starting at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp. . Baine's store. He b offering a good pie world can be quite as regal m a place can be found for you. For arrive here until Wednesday (placed in circulation lostXteek.states daU Reahm. fourth ward. The Dowling ladlos aid will serve . list of cows, hogs, chickens, and a hut made ----------------------of trash and n-garment ------- ----- further information, come to Hotel morning, too late for publication. । Mbs Jean Barnes, librarian, so are Eight air raid wardens trill bo the dinner at 13:00 noon. Problems machinery. Henry Flannery will of string------a— • - ■Guiana buati Hastings between 7 and 8 p. m. Dutch We are taking this means of ex­ I now available to library users. I selected In each ward and also ten confronting agriculture in regard to cry the rale and E. E. Gray will act, Nwo. i Thursday and Saturday, and talk it plaining why some letters will not ~*2------------------------------------- —r. watchers. Mr. Endsley rays , their part in helping to win thb as elerk. See the adv. elsewhere la Probabl the moat colorful sight | over with Al Myers. Official RoDanee_ -Welcome w**'*''"’* Grange h «u a«> -------------___________ ...appear' __ 1___ .. discussion j,~___ ._ hall. Sat '<-• The names-jofi<these men will war■________ will lead. the Sev- .thia year. Mn. Harry' appear in print—Ed. thb Issue for full particulars. we saw I night, reb. 3. JS.—Adv. | in the paper soon. ' i eral state speakers will be present. STATE>Ta. HEAD COMING TUESDAY 01228687 FOR WASTE ITEMS ;I™’«“*■'“ BARRY CO. LICENSE OFFICE LEADS STATE CO. WINS CASE AGAINST HAMBRIGHT Important 4-H Meeting Here Friday I’T.SSS om-n nd. HOME GARDENS IMPORTANT nl J ,n •n5 HONOR GUEST HOME NURSING Farm Bureau Family Night March 4 Clerk Hvde Hires Additional Holp Four Auction Sales Special Stock Feeder's Meeting/Here Today Chamber of Commerce Meets March 2 sin2-ttr=± Farm Bureau Increases Membership New Electric Organ at Presbyterian Church ordfins Named ------ ■ - • *----------- Friday �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY U, 1942 I Michael Mr. Michael went to RuulaI TWO 2-, •V.aa lod. 13 percent of our evaporated two year* ago to teach American 1N6W BOOKS 111 tlie milk. 12 percent of our dry aklm milk , method* of com culture. w* ¥ *1_______ for human con*umplloti. 5 percent ' The O. H. O«bom Company, of 1 UDllC lulDTarV of the eggs produced during thl* which John T. Lombard and Mr*. -----------------| , period. We atlll *tlll wi*h wbh to aend send ab:o*d< ab Mn. O. U T*xter ha* been Wr * Nan-Fiction mZrt*’tn°h£ CMn drivo your car W1U1 “ 1M1 b«en wnouily ill fqr the last three TWENTY YEARS AGO Pauline McOmber — are ,proprietor*. ------- —--------------—»---------------------------| Attention of teacher* and schools even greater quantities in IM2. fined to her bod for the past week., pi»te attached thereto. Half- week* with bronchial flu Is slowly is one of the busiest place* in town.: P<111 o GrUwold—Hand Book t<kln« P*rt In the conservation con- - Feb. 22. 1922 ' test 1* calleiT to the closing"date*"* American farmt!-. can and will 71 Aiderman P. a. Bennett, better known as!year 1942 or full year plate* will be improving. For The Curlouc.' Aiderman Arthur Arthur Haven Haven of of the the 5j^°LAen-f2S! 57^.2^ w naaii.h Haw tn ! Brln* or *end *n note books to Produce enough food to send abroad Dart . Bennett, who ha* been serf- | required after that date. The next rirs: waru was awaxenca recenuy ~ Eric F. Dagiun How to Bee me Agricultural Comervatlon Asso- Rod have enough left for our own ouriy UI the past two week* in important date Is March 15, dead- Jon»vUU 1-nd.y by »>'■»?»“ ™- « ’■“ «», of . .( U>. whuh by MeOrf. Beast*. ' elation office <y^«WU located .'. at 207 h South country if they meet the food pro­ .— wa.aw Orand Rapid*, U slightly Improved, j line for paying your income tax. diuoii ot tat brother. Q O. lUr.r. Cn« * "““J tar .nd tour ot .Men tta n„ .... Frank Munk—Tlie Economics -------- o._ ... . — duetion _______________________________ of Jefferson Street by March 7. goal* for 1942 a* planned. , who, l* in Hillsdale hospital. across tne .street I ram tne Haven patented .... At present. .between 40 ._ and. . Force. | . . . ,Farmers — arc --------------------------playing a vitalt--------part in Mr. and Mis Ray Staley, daugh- home. Mr. Chase had gone over to 50 are employed. • Alllatnn Cragg—Do You Need Watch for the dale and place of preserving the freedom .of u* ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill, arc fix the fire and accidental slammed On Monday evening Mr. and Mr*. Some Money. I the annual meeting of the Barry ----------------- *“*■*---------------- ' the irnud ponnu ot . taby .tri Ita Star. Arthur 'botata It AM o Geraham o„.„m K „,^, observed th* lb. TO .m.n rPowell OTr,.-wn.. Severance Hickman —What tn. the u.oOlli- voun.y County rnpir-A Triple-A eomnUUrmton committeemen .nd and DEATH OF FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT orial hospital. Dowagiac. The Uttlf breakfast and hastily dressed and Mrs. Jewle Lamphler. aged 50. a their home at 343 E. State St'. mis* tipped the scales at 6*» lbs. hurried down stairs. The thing that _______ former HasUng: ' Elizabeth G. JMacGIbbon—Fitting and has been named Janet Esther, first greeted him In the quiet dark- FORTY YEARS AGO I Yourself *| Wheat storage space will be same ?w,y «uddendlv on Friday at, her Yourself For Por Btulne** BiulneM. While, trying out some ski* on ne*> wo* the face of the clock which I Sumner H. Sllchter—Union Poll-'this summer unless every farmer in Kalamazoo. She is sun-ived Feb. 27, 1902 Sunday hear his parent*' home at recorded the unholy hour of 2 A. *»_« ----------। *raru to increase- -a space on mbk the by bcr »nt'fi*nd. two daughter*. Pure Grape Jell Filling There are twenty three unuiVV divorce ----clea------Bncl---------------Indmtrial---------Management. . in.v “-------------- --now - --------------— Middleville. Miumevilic. Edward cawara Stbrkan aioraan had nnu the me M. ai. Arthur nrmui sneaked ancnacu to io bed uvu and nuu was wn» __ nav 11---— UI Baldwin—Tlie w-.,.. --j materials are Mr*. Warren Kidder. Jr, of Freeport j—■, Hanson W. Navy. farm while labor and m, u._^..au «,c jogjpjyQd Lamphler. al misfortune to fall when his ski hit unheard of again for several hours. — “MS <_”> tne calendar for the »■ March term of court. ' I Harold Rugg—That Men May Un- available. . a spot of bare ground, and suffered Midville, Middleville, having iwi« twice voted on • • . ' liome; four brotheb, Floyd. Arthur, Abram Ward died at hl* home In deratond. । a bad cut on hie rtohl. knee Several bond issues for a water work* »y*very pleased to announce °* “ r a ” d Byron Gallup of Hastings; UW tint ward Saturday; yt-b. u. of Harry a. Ov*r»tr**t -Our Fre*' ™ slltche* were necessary to close the |cm_ W|)l Bgn|n vote on the proposi- heart trouble, al the age ot 77. iritlsh Food Minton Mljislon .tale* stale* two riiier*, Mrs. Lee Martz. Hasting* , Mind* j ™ BrttUh wound and he is taking tetanus tlon of bonding for 121.500 on March Louise H. Scott—Income Manage- “>*5 J*»«and millionth Mrs. ton Dori*of Holmes. America! Carlton; Aaron Sherk ha* bought the W. * treatments to prevent lotkjaw. 33 eight grandchildren and her mother. . t T - ~ — L. Tiiomas residence on West Green m',"t For Women foo?._be.1.n* ?hlPPed to Great Brltalr dn Mrs. .John Shafer of Haatlng*. Fu­ is a quality that permeates Nineteen criminal and 31 divorce st. 1 Jessie L. Stevenson—Care ot PolloArt Is rived safely over seas. neral service* were held on Monday .'mvrlltl*. an experience: it is not. save'by h cases are listed on the February Mr. si a n~vir.br a< ut Mr* H. A Goodyear h has let Mn con-.'mvrlllts. afternoon at two o'clock at Hie 112 8?J*fftrion SL Phon* 2421 WlllLs H. Carrier—Modem Air figurt of speech, the experience lence itit- court e»ien<4«r calendar tract* for the erection of two new, In six month*. America sent to Esthetic Miss Maude Slrrine of Chicago houses on the vacant lot* weal ‘ofI Conditioning. Heating and Ventilat­ England 14 percent of cheese pro­ self.—John Dewey, in -Die K '*— •' Winston Stone officiatin'!. Inter­ ing. ' • and Roy Stadel of Carlton were her residence on Court St. Strain." 1934. duced in the U. S. during that per- ment in the Irving cemetery. Harvey S. Ford—What the Citizen married at the bride'* home on a fine new 512,000 school building; Thursday. Feb. 16. will be erected at Nashville to rc-. Should Know About the Army. List week Victor Sisson of Free- place the structure recently de­. A. W. Zelomek & R. C. Shookport. received notice that he had stroyed by fire. American Business in a Changing been recommended by Cong. KetchMl&s Dora Ramsay, who has so> World. am as postmaster at Freeport and long filled the position of stenog-. Helen Sorenson—The Consumer on Monday received hl* otficlal ap- rapher tn the Offices of Colgrove &: Movement. pototment cn Monday. He will begin Potter, has resigned and will enter■ Josenh K. Folsom—Youth. Fam­ his work March 1. •*— ’— -»•— -• — • —— -; Uy and Education Mr nnd Mrs. Andrew (Dutch) Grand Rapid* Miss Hemey will take; John Bonert—Soldering For WorkRotoh have rold their farm in her place for the present, .shoti. Farm and Home. , ... . , Campbell to Floyd Roush and will I Nels Anderson—Men on the Move FIFTY YEARS AGO I *n»i« r Paterson—Big Book of move to Hastings. Both 4 .19 Feb 25. 1892 Needlecruft. THIRTY YEARS AGO 100 I Rnvai B. Will*—Houses For Good Monday evening a bam In the, Feb. 22. 1912 third ward, belonging to Dr. Burton, Living. Mnriev A JtiH—Pntil'rv Breeding & IRON Bott. Fourteen auction* advertised in wa* burned to the ground. The■ , Ernest P. Boas—The Unseen this issue. structure was an ancient one. The TABLETS 250 PlnsuiL With the exception of communi­ loss must have been at lean 11.50. Carl Anderson—-----How To Draw Bott. cation by wire. Hasting* is on thl* Ot>car Crook, who has for so many - ------yenra been postal clerk on tlie main •Cartonn* Sneer*«fullv. Thursday morning, entirely cut of! 250 TABLETS from the outride world, Express line of the Michigan Central ha*' Nornian MacDonald-The Orchid train? are stalled In the immense thL-. week been transferred to the Hunter. Jean Bctroer A- Annie E Moore— snow drift*. School children nndI Grand Rapid* division of that line. Every child and Books ■ . factory employes have been taken' ( SPECIAL HAMBURGERS BOTTLE 100 SIZE -----home in dray*. How To Make Your Budget Balance. Rev. Maurice Grigsby, son of Rev pound ground beef, Thonten Sellin—Tlie Annals of A. D. Gviasby. former pastor here, pouqd ground pork. 60c SIZE 60c SIZE Die Am Academv of Political and hrf* Lccepted the call to the local: 1 teaspoon salt. Social Science-Our Foreign Com-; Presbyterian church. । ‘i teasixran pepper. Morse E. Nevins has- sold his'1 Cream to moisten. merer In Pence and War.. ANTISEPTIC — LARGE 60c SIZE Shelby C. Davis—Your Career in residence property on Green St. to।;1 'j cup finely minced onion. .Defense. Morris Lambic. . 2 tableipon* Worcestershire Oaa Johnson—Four Year* In Para- i Feb 2B. 1912 | --------sauce. Milk is one of the essential foods for both childron PERFECTION .. .. SMALL .v disc. A picture on the front page shows \I|X 8round neat with seasonings ond adults. It furnishes vitamins and minerals that Hutton Webster—History of Larin a scene on State St. with the snow »nd c"am Pn's hamburgers Into America. piled hlaher than a man* head all ver * , lhln nat cnke ». Put two cakes protect health and build teeth and bones as well as LOTION GROVES Mildred Davey—Everyday Oc­ alonj the curb The county ex- Io<ether with a filling made from the best protein for building muscle. Highlands cupations. perienced the worst blizzard in it* the finely chopped raw onion, mixed M. Jagendorf—Penny Puppet*. Grade A Milk should hove first place in the diets of history. There was no train scivice! U,u’ Worcestershire sauce. Prees 73c SPECIAL for 38 hours . Ithp ot ,hc cakes together Pennv Theatre and Penny Plays adults as well as children. It is a safe, easily di­ Hector C. Bywater—The Great Bert Spoilt*, who has for a num-: firmly. Brown on both sides in a Pacific War. gested food that's economical. Try switching to then reduce the ber of years been known a* engi- frying-pan. '* * “ •* *heal' Maml Wood—Parties on a Shoe­ nwr in the Grand Rapids Bookcase and turn the meat as often u nec­ string. Highlands Grade A Milk exclusively as your bever­ Company factory, ha* purchased essary for even cooking. faster Ott—Aircraft Spotter. age—use it more often in recipes. To serve with this, bread anti Witney's Stat- grocery- nnd took Bob Becker—How To Raise and butter sandwiches. potato chips, a pcssexxion Monday. Train Your Puppy. Mr nnd Mrs. Louis J Michael and Waldorf! salad of (licet! apples, cel­ >ittly daughter arrived on Monday ery and nut* in lettuce cups, hot Fiction REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY irotn Kishinev, province of Bessa­ chocolate with marshmallows and Wm. C. MacDonald—Tlie Shadow­ rabia. Ru«ln for u abort visit with cookie* or, little cake*, will com­ Rider. Hastings Phone 2241 State & Jefferson hi* parents. Mr and Mra. John' plete the menu. Pelham G. Wodehouse—Money in the Bank. HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW aoy Stewart E. White—Stampede. OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. H Fallli Baldwin—Blue Horizon* Peter Dawson—Oununoke Graxe., Lucy A. Hancock—Pat Whitney. Mr. and Mn. Ted Ziegler are mov- ’ F. W. Stabbin* I* confined to hl* ■ dnnrPR H|l ing into the Wm. Fighter hou*e on home by Uines*. DaCKWarU xjIallCco fl !W. Grand BL. recently vacated by Roy c C.. Fulter Fuller to 1* Si ill and and to ■■■■■■■■■■SeU!Mr' tnd Mn- Kenneth Laberteaux. -tlent at Pennock hospital w ■ LOCal l\eW9 Bits of Yesterday “X2S2S5Ab“'“ 2S K±,'.1S.2.V Bakery Specials . . *“ “* BUTTER SPONGE JELLY ROLLS . BUTTERMILK GRAHAM BREAD . Hot Cross Buns all through Lent BAAGHAIIT BAKEHY DRUG VALUES HALIBUT^ P°' YEAST UPJOHN ABBOTT c^"iz... 98‘ ABDG CAPSULES B.oo 198 QQc 30 QQc 03 CASTORIA 31 ‘ 49‘ 49c 27‘ 27‘ 29c SYRUP PEPSIN ALKA SELTZER VICKS VAPO RUB BROMO QUININE ASPIRIN TABLETS 828 MILK MAGNESIA pt 33 MILK HINKLE PILLS Should Have First Place in Every 19c 49‘ 59‘ 42‘ 42c 49c SAL HEPATICA LISTERINE HAND CREAM CHAMBERLAINS NOXZEMA REED’S DBI G STOll E DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH LEADS THE CLASS IN STYLE! A Story In Hose ! ALL SILK, RAYON AND COTTON All silk service weight 75 Full fashioned all silk hose 1.00 - 1.35 - 1.39 Nylon Full Fashioned 1.50 Rayon Seam Fashioned Rayon Full Fashioned 85c Sizes I to 3 ot 85c to 97c Lisle Full Fashioned 1.00 Lisle Semi Fashioned 35c Anklets, all colors thot have Style, wash and wear 15c -19c Phone 2651 Sizes 3 to 8 at B5c - 97c - 1.25 Sizes 7 to 14 ot 85c - 97c - 1.95 LACE CURTAINS 36" Rayon Marqul- SATURDAY ONLY FEBRUARY 28 RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE And Ray Bolger and Anne Shirley in Warwick Deeping—Com in Egypt. Jean Ranies. Librarian. FOUR JACKS AND A JILL Cineraria* Solve Shad*. Problem Color in the shade, especially ui SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH I and 2 Lofetta Young and Frederic March in "A BEDTIME STORY" 85* 43” Rayon Marqul- QQr Kite Panek 30 36" (’•lion Marqulsette Panels ... QQr Ww They like n rich, light soil, feet lized with manure. Peet moss o leafmold in the soil is beneficial. Cinerarias* color range Is wid< many having two shades on om Ruffle Curtains Plain. Checks and Raid* 2.25 - 3.00 There are tome odd points abot polar bears. On the average, the; weigh about* as much as a hors, (1,200 pounds), they use only lheh forepaws In swimming and yet swin far better than any other four-fookr mammal, and the reason they wall so firmly on ley slopes is that then rough fur extends over the pads (oi soles) of their feeL They go crul> Ing on icebergs, have been tuun 200 mile* fr^m the nearest land. Outstanding Values in Spring Dresses, Prints and Plain Rayon and Washable Crepes - Junior, Misses, Womens and Half Sizes. 1.95 - 2.25 - 2.95 - 3.98 FRANDSEN’S STORE HASTINGS "Exclusive But Not Expensive Crr.1 Hyiu, .nd OU.U taU.ytl.od In lh*l „„t cpk ot "They Died With Their Boots On TIIEATHB? Hostings. Mich . Phones 2247-2282 K* ► and tall types, the former use< mainly for bedding, the latter als tor cut flowers. They are exceile> as potted plant* Others Priced at New Spring Skirts TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. MARCH 3. 4. 5. 6 plant them to pot* or other boxc New spring styles' in pastel shades 1.95 Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00- now. or you may obtain plant* tree nurserymen. Sow the seed in fiat* er boxer preferably in sqil containing leal mold and aar.d. At any rate i< should be on the sandy side Keej the boxes In the shade and whet SWEATERS & BLOUSES PHONE 2504 Hutinji DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION George Montgomery and Mary Howard In Zane Grey'* Masterpiece own unique bright shadef real); solve the problem. Complete New Styles of Ponels and Pairs, also drapery matena>s ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. riLAM IHIAILB= Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 BL- Max Brand—Sllvertip Petei Field—Trail South From Powder Valley. Wm M. Raine—Justice Deferred Daphne DuMaurler — French­ man's Creek. Chas. H. Snow—Wolf of the Mesas Wilbur C. Tuttle—Mystery of the Red Trlanvle. Rafael SabaUnl—Columbus. Walter D. Edmonds — Young DRESSES 39c HIGHLANDS DAIRY Nemo Marsh—A Man Lay Dead. Elizabeth Seilert—Army Doctor. Pearl 8- Burk—Dragon Seed. Dorothy E. SteAenaon—Spring Magic. Jackson Gregory—Border Line. Manning Coles—They Tell No Tales. Erie S. Gardner—The D A. Cooks a Goose. John P. Marquand—Last Laugh. The German* comiUalnrd that when their loudspeakers on tlie Eastern Front broadcast propagan­ da they drew Russian artlllerv nre. What did they expect? Fan mall? FRIDAY and SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27 ond hOl-BLZ tXATl-Rr ATTKACTION "HONOLULU LU And The Three Musketeer* In ► > ► CODE OF THE OUTLAWS SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 1 and 2 Penny Hingklon and Arthur Lake In 'BLONDIE GOES TO COLLEGE Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MARCH 3. 4 ond 5 DOI HLL rUTL’MZ ATTZACT1OS "ALL AMERICAN-CO-ED And The Special Royal Air Force Cart i "TARGET FOR TONIGHT resid �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY !C. IMt Italnment was fumblied by the fel­ death of Prank w. Otis Hemenltt. recent newlyweds. lows. and refreshments were served STEINKE OF JACKSON ofHisa$O°Toward , Maple Grave . by the girls. Mrs. Ray Waters. Mrs. Harold | i , Mr. Bennett’s health class te slid Newton and Mrs. Burdette Sutton । I. Highland.* won the odd game from,»">■' 1 " ** ■ h । -rta Annual (nesting Maple Grove anyone wtahing to . . j takbig up first-aid bandaging. Cemetery Circle. Wed.. Mar. 4. were called to Jackson Sunday by Pisten Ring League “• Mr. Domson'.t second hour United Mb* Kincaid, student teacher, has Grange hall Pot luck dinner. Will Ayres set a fine example for1 LOn a^tr from Linraang^nd 8ut" htaUw cbw-** vWud ‘bejbeen working in Mbs Butler’s de­ the sudden death of their .brother. Prank W. Steinke, following an ».i. ,,7, .. vine won .". u pair irom uine uar li* mate* >' bv cnililno mi— l__.won po.lr h.nc,9 onB “nd, court house last Wednesday. Peb. 18 partmenl for the post two weeks, emergency operation at Mercy hos-J by .spilling 561 niniiirr. pins (177- M Monicas blanked Middleville. and witnessed naturalization pro-! Mbs Urquhart, student teacher. U pttal. 177-227) and lib team applied the The Community club will meet The Rutland Cemetery _;ceeding* league । back In Mbs Butler’s department. whitewash to Grinders. Will’s levies, Recreation mr. uiruisr. wiiu wim no yruis uui. i , , . _ ; . ' ----- ~ ------ _ this Friday night Feb 27 at the school Friday evening al 8 Ira McCallum home. |I Tlie Recreation League rolled a; The p, r F, ft A. CIUU club wa was entertained ,I — Mr' VanBusklrk that was also high for the evening. -- ------- .----------------------------ine r .s nwrumra --------- , report* ------—rii■ was a sheet metal manufacturer o o -k ,,.^ ■< ., aiu-i-.. Machine took a pair of game*. scheduled serie* Sunday A. M. Ito pe bnaary 16 k by Shirley OilUspic who 6111.70 *ul-10 of ot defense stamps *’«»ps were soldI and the former superintendent of oclock- 8u,tc PoUce from Paw Paw day. March 4. Pot luck dinner, last week 10 in the hl high school. Bonds1 the Jackson Motor Shaft Co. lie •»» give, the program. If lime per- Cloverdale fpm Tool Room with Homer Hey- make up for their Idle holiday period, flowed movies. la “ vretl “h “ ho01 Bond* eryone welcome. ; sold last week totaled $75.00. ' HHK we will»-«*liave—an auction«rofv.. vawas well known in Hastings. «• nolds scoring best for the winners Leonard* bounced Nashville all Sunday school class b sponsoring -------------The group participating in H.M.S. with 505 and Tom Comp for the thr** games; Perks Tavern had to1 ' Surviving are hl* wile: two I riou* 'articles. Refreshments will be a plate supper thb Friday evening i\fr; H“*’ Pinafore had dresr. rehearsal* Mon- daughters. Mr*. Charles Devileg of **ntd. Everybody welcome The Treasury b considering a losen with 501. Office won the odd roll a big 994 last game to post a S5ml*n advertising campaign for Ute 1 gome from Engineer*. , winning game against Hostings Ice Tb?nAV,.W*i,^£? H“.roW. Towlwrnd; day and Wednesday evenings. A Detroit and Janice at home; a son. .... ------People donating their waste papers ; matinee was presented Wed-. Leigh, at home.. and four sbten. _ ... A: Fuel and Piston Rings copped theand Richard Thomas. on toward the Red Cnxa fund and ot defense bond*. Probably we shall Kecreation League ; flnit lwo gunu.s from Middleville, i , A machine tool opera Ung course: nesday afternoon for the student*, Mr^ U-slk- Wright of Jackson and win The Lady Maccabees “of Delton brln«i’“ them men Cw1lh 'Mrt^X^cT H*U. please hear tl-t these are the /Only six games .separated lop ---------- ---------------------------............ .............the — n» .polUghl u> WM. T.v- for unemployed men who wish toi the three Hasting* women. Mr*. /and bottom teams when the eve-',trn with their big 994 game wiUch learn the operation of the lathe ande a YflMC HEE FAT b»|nUn *nd baseball stars always.use. Waters. Mr*. Sutton and Mrs. New- leitner on Thursday afternoon.I *** th>t they ,r* nraUy ' nlna’a play ended in the Recreation replace^ a 969 by Leonards as the tool grinding will be started in the J**^**iwj UiriHl March 5. ’|---------------------------------------------- -—----- --------------------------------- -■ . ■ —. xLeague. The leading Hasting* Ice new season recqrd^for team games. near future. It’s a twelve weeks' The regular meeting of the W. S. P'. ............... 1 ...................... 1 1 111 1 Wednesday at 2 00 30 hours a week. Anyone, * and Fuels dropped a pair of game* ,George Juppstronf was in tlie cen- course. C. S. uf the Deltun Methodist church ' to Piston Rings; Nashville won a . . ........ , ,, ter of oi the apothghlrM *tart- ;interested may contact Hastings. The Hastings Saxons handed the will be held in the church dining ..Ur “ »er spotlight as George startI speedy Belding quintet their first DEATH C1A1MK room Wednesday. March 4. A pot td «»mj>-wlth six successive high school or Mr. Sanders/ 1 bl“n,kc‘l D-onards. Perks strikes., gathered .mn three -F-.w. spares .... and Friday. February 19 and 20. the defeat of the season here Friday FRANK C. WILKIE luck dinner will be served at noon Tavern lend In team play with 2646 then’struck struck out out In In the the tenth tenth frame frame firat-uld classes studied urtlficta11 evening, 33-31 and thereby had re-:i Hastings friends have receiver -Mr*.- Helen- Pennock. Mrs. pins. 1 for'a for a big AW 255 count count. The big count respiration under unuer tlie tne dlrectlotf airecuon of 'venge for a previous 35-24 defeat. !Wara word of .. the death . of Frank C. RoS**’ William* and Mrs. Bertha ~ .................................................. 2u’.!“ and —i “ 1= Urquhart. I H was Hasting*’ 11th victory in WUR ' " Best score*'• R- Moore 559. D. placed him in third spot of the sea- Mia* Iiuti*r ML** Members hav­ — _ Pocatello. Idaho, on A ya ms in charge. Goodyear 554. B**n . a5u-C w .__ Cla ^ Mn s re t°rrb. Mis.* McElwain McElwain's Engli .vvv. —, The ...v «.... scored a.*1 Miss ’s freshman English' 13 starts and assured them a share‘.Tuesday, -Feb. 17. in a huapltol in ing birthday* in January. February 550. G. Monica 550. W. Schader 547. follow.*: G. .Monica 211, B. Payne classes are having a .spelling contest. Jn the league championship. and Marcli will be honored. Mrs. U Hawthorne M5. K laberteaux 169. 1W> G. u, Perkins 182, G Jup>ralI Juppstrom They are competing against each I Haxtlnn* took an earlv lead *Lincoln Buih and Mrs. Clayton 545. C. DeCou 545, A. Melrose 541. 255. „ K. Chase 172. Hdk. „ 5,-994. Stough will prepare the program —— „ D 4. ZZ/mTTI;------- Buc 10 “ cvrcnrai ncmorrnage. He G Perkins 534. W. lUkney 527. C. ^<*7 scoroT Goodyear — 6M. Beal score*: D. owxiyear Goodyear ov*. 594. G. Mr. Jones’ physic* ciao* expe- half 16-13. However. Belding came wa5 ln Milesburg Pa June which will follow the business ses­ Kenfield 511. K. Chase 510, R. JlubJuppstrom 586. A. Brown 573. G. rienced something unusual Monday, back strong and forged ahead In the I6> 1K5 surviving Ls hl* wife. Mn sion. ■ , bard 504, H. Johnson 504. O. Jupp- Perkins 567. R Hubbard 560. V. February 16. They went quietly third quarter. In the last 45 second* Wilkie, the former Mis* Sharlot strom 503, W. Ayres 500. Smith 545. L. Hawthorne 544. G. down to the fan room in the base- of play Bill Bush tied the score for Brumm of Nashville nnd Hastings Prairieville Monlcu 541. H Cook 540. R. Moore ment of tiw bilfh school building. Hastings and Wagner .scored the ancj a leacher ln our city schoob ’Family Night’ will be held at the Independent League FORD — MERCURY — LINCOLN Dr. Ray Finnic again led the In­ 538. G. Brower 532, F. Clark 526. Mr. Jones explained how the heat- winning Held goal on a shot from aUn a slstfr Funeral M-rvices were church Thursday night. Fib. 26. !‘ing ---------*-------of ' -----’—*----*" It the ------------“ at' Pocptelio “ " on Thursday. “ system the school work*. corner. 'held Feb. dependent lo-aguc keglers Tuesday C. I-aonard 625. D. Siegel 522. was a breezy experience as the fans Outstanding player* for Hasting* 19. m j:oo p M. with interment in time. Ther- will also be a miscel­ night when he, turned in a — 550■ — ... t Tournament Noles ■ circulation of air. were Jack Wagner, playing hb last the Mt Mariah eemejery. laneous shower for Mr. nnd Mrs. series Hb scoring helped hb team. nve loc..| teams are entered In Tlie students of Mr. Reinhardt’s home game, and Ted Banash. with Medico take a brace of games from the. 8tate Bowling Tournament at i ...... " Woodhnd. G. Monica scored M5 aBRjuaWi Michigan, mut of them government nnd economic., classes 14 and 9 pointe respectively. Tlie Hasting* reserves defeated lor the iM« losers. •nr n 1 scheduled to lake the fltrirs should have no worries about flgur1 Ing Income tax return* now. He tx- Belding reserves 32-30. Coleman. M. Bob O’Donnell led by a small mar­ on March 14th. and. 15th. . piainea return* nuhb unomas, plainednow howto toinefile returnsto to Thoma*,ana and Townsend lead the gin with a 307 serie* in the match ,hU•££ •'!?" ‘-. •n.ur.a.y, >»., IM«««* that Car Seals won the odd game Tlie results of the second games of Tomorrow evening the Saxons will from Junior C. of C. Banner drop- nament In Columbus. Ohio. tile Intercla*.* basketball tournament go to Charlotte where they will atlied three games to Food Center. 1 On March 22nd local kcglent will for girl* are ax follows: In the first tempt to even mailer* for a 35-27 start play in the Cily Tournament game the seniors defeated the freslp defeat suffered here a few weeks ago. Sportsmen'* league Ken Clark came up with a pair About two hundrud dollars in prize men by the score ot 11 to 10. The of ’•200'' games and a 574 series that money will go to the winners of the sophomores defeated the Juniors IS PASSING OF MRS. CORNELIA S. PERRY Cotton and Rayon Chlorra­ woa enough to lead the weekly play various event*. Ninety per cent tine color! Don't fall to see in the Sportsmen’s League. Geo. handicap will be given in the Five Mr*. Cornelia S. Perry. 88 yrs, "Little Darling”, one-act comedy, jutnnvrom Junustroin scurru scored 553 ,ur for sevmtu second Men. Double.* and Single* All Events is being practiced by some of the passed away Wednesday morning. place and H. Drew* was next with. be bowled on actual pins. advanced dramatics students. It Feb. 23. She leaves a son. Neal, MO I E’?u‘« mus* ** »nt to Roy Hub~ nlc<1 to thTPttrt Cui- of Fresno. Cai, and a daughter. Mrs. Moose won a pair from Altons; band. Secretary on or before March Rr lnvallds the SPCOnd wrck ln George Sheffield of Hasting.* with Budget Priced and Smart 1/ Hotel* blanked City-County and l*1**. -March. whom she lived for tlie last ten Women* League Sheldons took a brace of games from 1 The Aeronaut la* club is sponsor­ years. Interment will be in Elk Rap­ : Theoline Hchader rolled a nice ing • stick model contest in the ids. ‘ 1 St. Rose Parish. 494 series to cop the lop honors of gymnasium In two w<*eks ’ All Ih. H'.'IW .nd ra«l o'*°n“ES Tlie. Girl Reserve and Hi-Y clubs I Social Security Not New met in a Joint meeting Tuesday,) Tlie Incas of Peru, over 1.000 Tailored Panel* A boy, «m MUIr. U„ pnchl Thu;.. , . ,h February 24. Tlie evening's enter-1 years ago. had social security. Smart Pairs! doy hl.hl ono -corr.l . nle. TO, lowrt , Ph, „k, ,ne. will, llr.l ond weond ,.n>«. n Marquisette Prs.! . uro, T 1 ,ncy uivppvu u» 1«-.I ot ... t|IPir ____ of 9.10 and 989 and a weak same game of to opponents. Trio r-..r.. Cafe. | Ruffled Prbcillaa! 830. Hubert Cook set the pace with Bates scored 453 to lead Gay Cottage Sets n "select a • rlrrlr” 620 circle can and Cha*. Chas. Nor Nor.­ Cafes I'pair of games from Salem and To-ij-^, - jI . -■-------------- L- 1 High School Not.. Bowling News Community Notices BELDING FIVE 33-31 CARS NEED TONICS TOO . S .n iu, .-.d M UM “SuX MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. Bengaray Drapery Fabric 79'yd CURTAINSandDRAPERIES ^74745157291943910 CURTAINS ris .•cured 376. Harold Kreutz, was Leonards bowled a well balanced j best for the Inset* with 573. The ore bU yhf‘ g(. score butt uioppea dropped two games 10 to. Auto Sport Shop salvaged the last Banner. Prances Juppstrom turned . R«me. in 475 as the best score for the | Goodyear Bro*. Hdwe. won two ftnd jaegie Mclvor presented 1 games from Andrus Senice with 474 whlch was tops for Bonner.*. [ Glen Laubaitgh *coring best Ih the, Hclcn Johnson scored 479 for match with 539 plna. Bonnet nnd Gown to lead in Ute: Coffee Shop dropped three games ni*tc!i that Pblon Rings dropped ■ to Middleville Creamery, the last a yatr of games. game by 11 Jone pin margin. F'*» “ — *•-------- —---------------------------Earl) The remainder of the matches: Aubtl scored high with 542. 'went by the whitewash route.' City Fathers lost two game* to strand blanked Windstorm; Boyes i vikings: Roush Tailors won u pair Real Estate took the series from 1 from Hastings Construction nnd Hastings Beauty Studio and Portia.* | Slate Insulation blanked Moynahan couldn't eke a game from State Innnd Paul with George Baulch and sulatlon. Cha*, ploria scoring. 565 and 564 —■<•*■----------------respectively for the Insulators. 1OBITUAR1 Best scores: H. Cook 620. C. Nor-' Claud D_Mo*her was born In Hope rt* 576. H. Kreutz 573. G. Baulch <WP- ,n 1878 the son of Peter and 565. C. Ptorta 564. D. Drews 549. E Armand* Mosher and departed thb AUbil 542. G. Laubaugh 539. R Stuart f?.L.°rhu and 11 mnnU months. He " lived M3. D. Goodyear 531. W. Hackney “ nd ” “ «* v*d hb hu •entire >n,lr* life in Hope twp. and worked on 527, A. Relekord 525. G. Jupp*trom hb father’* farm until 1904 when he 510. B. Payne 508. H. Gray 502. K. became one of the first rural mall Clark 501. carrier* in Cloverdale. After carryBli« League |ll(f ma|| fOr 14 years he purchased The pins were h bit stubborn in the farm where he spent the rest 1 the Friday night Blisa League play of hb life. but D. Drews scored 333 to lead the in 1008 he married Alta Cowell of evening’s play. "Dutch's" mates, Hastings. To this union two child-I Foundry, blanked the Engineers; ten were bom, one dying in infancy । Tool Room look the odd game from and the other nt the age of two and 1 Office nnd Electricians took it on one-half years. Surviving besides the i the chin for three games when they widow. Altn. is a sbter. Mrs. Ada met Shop Office.. .Mosher i.hh., Ashby also several cousins and many friends. He was a mem­ BU»* Matinee ber of tlie Evangelical church of John Havens nnd Dave Irwin1 Cloverdale since 1910 and in hb staged a pretty battle for lop honors1 younger years was active in church work. Funeral services were held Ing a Jill e the better of the argu- Thursday afternoon at the Evangel™nJLJ'b £re taU church the Rev. Thoma* A. im dJ?“V5 X^red 2{“* Mo>er officiating. Interment in Ced166-159 for 545. Cleveland won a ar Creek cemetery. , 1 WHY Pay ... A QUARTER SECTION OF LAND in Carlton township with no house.‘has large basement barn, sheep shed, com cribs, and large tool shed. 35 acres of woods, $4800.00. EARL R. BOYES Buy... Home Equipment An Automobile Fuel for Winter License for Car Qothina or Shoes Other Necessities Personal expemei of an unanticipated nature often cause unnecessary sacrifice*. The»e emergency expenses and other money needs can be met with our convenient cash loan plan. Inquire TODAY! CALL — WRITE — OR PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101 1-2 w. state Street Hastings, Michigan HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 2659 Beit Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself" Beautiful CURTAIN NETS 39'yd Now Ls the time for every good housewife to ask herself if her windows are ns smart as they should be! 42 in. wide, pretty interwoven designs! Attractive border treat­ ments! Penney’s drapery fabrics will make them smarter than ever before in v^ry short order. Down-to-Earth Prices for These Stunning New Spring Curtains! See our handsome rayon and cotton fabrics In new floral and striped patterns, subtly blended colors, unusual textures! 48"/50" wide. Tailored net paneb! Frilly Priscillas! Airy marquisette pair*! You »ave! 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GIRLS COAT AND COAT & LEGGIN SETS J.98 to g.90 ALL KINDS Absolutely was I able rayon in qulsette. Value! MILLINERY BETTER DRESSES Reduced! Must give way to our new spring stock. ' ' FRIDAY fr SATURDAY BattoriM, WiadaklaM Wipro Saaoco Gm sb< Oils ▼elaaalslag Richly patterned nete with hand­ some border designs or new all over designs on filet and lacey Very nicely finished and made with adjustable loop tops fox easy hanging. Cor. ------ Jsffsrsoa and Coart 8ta, Hastiags, MlcMgaa In soft neutral shades. OiMsteg Waaklag CHECK Plaidt and Plaint to go ot Reduced — only a few loft, real values! mfv- SAVE EVERT DEPARTMENT LADIES' JACKETS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE ® All winter styles must go — Reduced to Remnants AO FLANNEL SHIRTS VULCANIZING Permo-Roy Curtain* All THESE ITEMS MUST GO IN OUR STOREWIOE ClUN . STOCK UP 29c yd. Sturdy 4x4 weave in natural or eggshell that will blend nicely with practically al! colors. FRIEZE V CRETONNE 39 Bright colors 'Durable fabrics Foil Color Hand washI■< able f We know how to make it do BOTH — and letting US do it will keep your driving costs down! - 1 Phone 2240 daytima. For night "77ie DRAPERY CRASH 79c yd. Color is rampant in the lovely floral patterns of this smart diagonal weave cretonne! yd. REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING You’d never guess you could get such exceptionally good looking curtain material for so little money! PHONE 2722 FOR SALE OR TRADE—65 A. in Johnstown twp. 5 room house, large barn. 8 miles north of Battle Creek. A MODERN 6 ROOM and bath house, full lot.' garage, all in A-1 shape, in the first ward on Thorn street, for $3000.00. To Medical & Dental Bills Taxes & Insurance House or Car Repairs Hospital Bills Long-due Debt!. ‘ ’ Unexpected Expenses 13284107 120 ACRES on M-37. south of Hastings, wonder­ ful set of buildings, tenant house, good soil ond good fences. $7500.00. 19'yd /'J DO FOLKS BORROW? To THESE ARE AS GOOD BARGAINS A STRICTLY MODERN up-to-date 8 room house on S. Jefferson St, full both down, and seat and lavatory upstairs, full lot and garage, for $3900.00. The freshest, crispest curtains ever to catch u breeze! Panels of Crown Tested rayons! Nel pairs In hand­ some weaves! Marquisette prlsclllax! All big values! y. C. PENNEY co U’r �THE HASTINGS HANNER. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY M. 1HA FAGK FOUR Th* recant action off Bali in which and torpedo-planes. Dutch and American planes and! It was the British who first demship* struck at Japanese troop con- onstrated Jhe vulnerability of the LRTS HAVE THB FACTS I voys H another brilliant defensive [ battleship to aircraft attack, British ft ts our opinion that nothing will I ___________ » been presented as;airmen u;......... destroyed a concentration .. acUon which has of FUFF-n .F Tto-FU. BZUUF. do more to rouae this country to I an allied victory, A bomb.1 lake, depending upon th* weather. ; All of the camp actlrltlM, accord­ on the other hand. ts propelled only ing to Scout Executive Julian by the force of gravity and even Knowlton, will tie In with the civil­ when dropped from great heights ian defense program and will con­ does not have ths pc nr. rating powBoy bcouts of this city are to sist of signalling, tracking and other .. ------------ h.., ,n orma,hF cunp » u» FF.n-'--------------------------------------------------------------------------projects that will aid in--------------rank ader .. of -gun-fired projectiles Th«. F„. . ...pU?. T action than an accural* and com-' Here too, numerous r------— Japanese ''swordfish" pilots crippled the powplete.reporting of th* dally war news.'transports and war ships were sunk । erful Nazi battleship Bismark for to the nation. [or damaged. 'the kill. Surprisingly enough, the If th* public ha* been complacent' But the really significant fact of British again demonstrated the vul- on ot this tremendous striking power L« held by Germany is sufficient to immobilize substantial portions of our defense forces. Editorials United Nation*. IpaxaUvely easy target for bombers IS inch** of armor plate. Scout Notes TO SERVE YOU ... 15 STATIONS IN BARRY COUNTY dl« DEALER in your vicinity and he In* of MOBILGAS and LUBRI- camp to t>e carried out on the patrol llghtful time, regardless of what the basis. — - -• ——L . I •weather may be Thr The Scout* plan to leave Hartings j at ■ at 2:00 J *■ P. M. or. Saturday and will! return ounaay n,B*Z. Sunday alter after tne the noon nuoLL. m.eal.1 'to dale, the overly-optlmUUc pres-jthl* engagement is that the Japs nerabillty of even lhe most modem’ Out in tlie sea lanes or with pro-, The boys are to take their own foodr . • Ulrc*I l"lnU •* P*!D*" 1 delphhi, Denver and San Francisco t. entaUon ot the war news by press! have not yet been slopped. Their battleships by sending two of their per air and destroyer support when which they wtl! cook— and - serve,■ j set a new record in the number of ' and radio has been a factor. ! tosaes may delay further action, but joWn units, unescorted by aircraft.' cperallng near shore, the battle- Tiiey ------ will --------------------------------also take their own---------blankWe are undoubtedly receiving [ they have succeeded in their pri- out irtto the China sea'where the ship is still supreme and can be dc- et,,J,.“Jj droops are,line'luded in this coins minted lad year. I.StJO.tTB.BSa. They represented a face value ot news less tainted with propaganda mary objective developing the pin- Japanesi>^ad rtrong aerial'eoncen- tented only by other battleships. campout, the 8t. Rose church Troop 950.157J50 32. Previous high rec­ than people of the Axis nations, cere stuck an Java. itratlons. Both shijis were sunk. The potential threat ot the Nazi 1C8. pr. Leslie Caston. Scoutmaster: ord of coinage was made in 1B19 However, the true fact* are being; The engagement* at Macassar and Yet. in spite of such demonstrated battleships to lhe North Atlantic Troop 73. Methodist group with when 739,742.000 pieces were turned Winston as t»»H»r leader; T-m™ Troop 75 out. Last year’s coins minted were consistently iirnored in an effort: Bali have established the fact that weaknesses, the modern battleship sea communications means that u,n *,nn Merrick ■« sponsored by the Second ward P. T. 781,155.872 pennies. 258.729.138 nick­ --------------- ------».—In!»». — at advance Truck Servic* available to your homo for fuel oil. etc. present war।— bulletins a favor-। even these point* of contains the most deadly concentra-,’American and British naval units' A. Don Tredinnick, assistant Scout-' el*. 108.119.827 dime*. 48.7M.Mfl thl. [Japanese lienal tiatiuii. tlie United tion of firepower of any weapon whleh cnn be u-rci to advantage in m.istri.-alsu representatives uf tin?I quarters nnd 13.117.379 hslf dollars, A Coll Today Will Start US Out Your Way. ' : the Mediterranean or the far cast two new Troops under the leadership । Not a tingle dollar was coined in ibly this is a natural thing Nations cannot as yet muster pow- known. of Edwin L. Tat lor and Clay Bassett.[ IMO. in fact no “hard dollar*” havo inter offensive or even a a battleship of the 35.000 loti class have to be kept available. Saturday evening there will be a been turned out for several years. Ml of-Its like, in see HiejtcjacUjieunlM.aKaClE_______________ far example !=»• a m.itn nrnuin.F-.it' THOM- Who fall ui appreciate the huaa caniu.fira . md ..rui-.-Uunzl.iv' . ' — -jrjawn slde^magnl-; If Macassar and Ball are pre- of nine >6-ltich guna. Each gun will ’'trtksng power ol the battleship are church services are to be held at Formerly ^Service Oil Company ; fled: the aciiievcments "of the op-[sen’.ed as allied victories, it tends burl a ton shell more than twenty making the same blundering error camp tor the E*ruiestanl Scouts and I WC-ITC l «UB ur IUIM 8T. HASTINGS Normally a man ha* 12 pain o> PHONE 23M :: position played down. j to give the public a false Impres- mllea and can deliver about 200 •'* who to realise the ,,o probably nt the church near Gun : . 83. In wartime many editors and slon of Jap invincibility. For if the rounds before tlie barrels need re- P««»cy of modern air power. »• ■»>- - - «•. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES : - commentator* may feel they have'can survive two such “major lining. Thus the nine guns can de:to help bolster public morale by 'defeats'' and still come through to liver 1800 tons of high-explosive dcOur present 59c dollar ..will buy going out of their way to give a win their objectives, one might be struetion. A four-engined bomber j 25 per cent more goixU nt [wholesale r ■ cheerful tone to their reports. ' pardoned for becoming discouraged can carry about three tons of bombs than would the 100c dollar of 1928. ' In the Jong run.^such, a policy Ls[ with the prospect of ever defeating on an average flight. Thus one bat-' jays an eminent economist It’s Utmore damaging than beneficial. such • tieship can hurl as much high ex-' tie items like this which make H:If . enemy accomplishments are As a matter of fact, plane for -plosive ------------------as 600■ flying fortress -bomb-; nanqv «asy to understand. - J not accurately evaluated, resulting resulting! P r»|a ’tje K and-ship and-gulp for ship, the AmertAmen­ . ers could deliver. | —---------:: defeats w. or cren ;;, the lack of some 1""cans and .. v fa-~ ---- Dutch have given za good But this comparison doesh': fcll[ In times like these the average L? positive accomplishment, will be account of themselves to date. -The ail. .. A 16-ineh shell is hurled al I man would rather be almost any­ more damaging to public confidence trouble t» that there aren't enoughterrific speed aifdcan pierce up to thing ebe than President ■" than as if the full truth had been s^iH and planes available. Thereiproperly presented in the first place, i tore delaying tactics constitute :’ The recent U. 6 raid on Japanese1 “>»ut the only action open to the base?, in the Gilbert and Marahall'|delaying action carried bn In : Islands by units of the U. 8. Navy. L hopes that reserves will arrive in for example, was a neatly execVted' Ume YOU CAN STILL . . ; action. ! A fact which the public must apGet typewriters and office \ Much damage was done. The list! predate is that major victories are rnacinne*. But . . . the time L of military, naval and aetliil prop-[never' won by delaying action no ii-limited. These industries erty destroyed was impressive. j matter how heroically this action : Many enthusiastic commentators •,s carried on. marhinra J hailed this raid ns a Japanese Pearl, Newspapers and radios should Harbor •• ! stress the fact that the aille» will SMHKROGERMBB KROGER'S THIRON ENRICHED CLOCK BREAD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Yet nothing U further from the probably lose Java and will have truth. ।,o act promptly to save Australia, As a result of, the Pearl Harbor, “’’d tbal » Australia goes, years action, the striking power oi our maV ,)c added to the length of the -£ Pacific fleet was temporarily crip-! w®r._ unless we wish to accept a pled and a mam base of operation [ humiliating statement. Tlien we 7 shut down for extensive repairs. I doubt that people Would remain f- In the Marshal! and Gilbert ,1s-' complacent. ' lands, the navy hit at mere outpost; Actually, however, the feeling lias £ bases No major unit of the Jnp-, been created through over opti-| £ anesc navy was damaged nor were i mlstic reports that an allied victory elaborate and vital fleet repair fac- cnn be taken for grunted. : UlUtt hit by bombs. Considerable Tlle are that we must mobi' planes were destroyed but here' l'ie all the strength at our command again the number involved was’!'10 wl,i; that we must get onto a much less than at Peart Harbor, it j hill war footing without delay; that THE LEE OFFICE SUPPLY .VS DEPARTMENT STORE" Phone 270 heavy destruction of Japanese transports. destroyers and cruisers wax hailed as a major victory. Mast accounts ot this action did not feature the important fact that, even in face ol these heavy lasses, the Japanese managed to get through and establish bases on both sides of the strait, and thus draw the noose tighter at»ut the main Dutch n strongholds on the island of Java, Regarded in this light, we doubt that any military or nasal elratez gists would consider the Macas.sur . itraiu action a victory for the DOUGHNUTS A 28c Vaio*! - Cook!** BUTTER CHOC. GRAHAMS » p>» 23c Choice Alaska ANGEL FOOD CAKE CHEESE COTTAGE FRANCO 27c AMER. STACHCTTF Spaghetti or Toll 3 b'b 3 2 1. 73c 10c PINK SALMON 25c Windsor American or Brick LOAF CHEESE 25c belli* 10c Mild Michigan 35c LARD 27c All Purpose Flour 2 fSS’ lb. 5 10c PANCAKE FLOUR S PEACH HALVES 2H:„’;’29c 19c Clover Valley SALAD Q“T 27c DRESSING can. 37c 2 lb. box 57c PRUNES 4 29c 31c Z 29c Tall cans GOLD MEDAL wi*™* $1.13 Country Club ration. Pan-a-min is a tonic. It stimulates body func­ tions by (I) whetting the appetite, (2) increasing the Pan-a-mig is also a mineral supplement. Layers can't do without minerals and feeds often show a mineral deficiency. 2 it 33c PEANUT BUTTER CARVETH & STEBBINS X3C ' GERBER'S BABY FOODS WHEATIES HOT. DATED EHTEfl OFFEN! MR. H. LIVINGSTONE from the KAHN TAILVRINVI TO • VF JNDJAMAPC7LJ5' Special Shouting of fine Sprint] and Summer Suitings 51 hide-to-Order -J J iBEWf EXT»A FIIESH “ C7 ZC Pko J GRAPEFRUIT VITAMINS C AND C TIMDERAY EXTRA TENDER BEEF re’e^r EXTRA LOW-PRICED CHUCK ROAST TEHUERM “>27c Whether you .ire hardor easy to fit. you will enjoy the serv­ ices of an expert, assuring per­ fect clothes styled with indi­ viduality and fine custom char- POBK TEHDEBLOINS lb. *5c a. 29c Spare Ribs Bacon Squares is 18c Chickens ‘ u, 29c Herrud's » 20c 4 u» 25c Sweet Potatoes 51 U 20c Hermd’s Loaf u. 29c Hotrod’s ,,‘X, u 29c Pork Jle is Here, Jnimediate or future Delivery WATERS CLOTHES SHOP HASTINGS. 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DRUGGISTS Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To All Prompt Delivery Service Phono 2131 48-ox. iar OR CORN KIX SPOTLIGHT COFFEE Well be glad to give you definite evidence of the value of Pan-a-min in the laying hen's ration. MARY LOU DILL PICKLES 99c ENRICHED FLOUR flow of digestive juices, (3) promoting assimilation, and (4) assisting elimination. SANTA CLARA Embassy Finest Quality TEHDEMY Add Dr. Hew Poultry Pan-a-min to your 24c 35c MARCH 2nd and 3rd 1 “ S '»s'° ARMOUR'S STAR CORNED BEEF 2 lb. COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATED GRAPEFRUIT juice 2 PURE Tall CREAM CHEESE Mil If lYIILIX Country Club u>ill be nt our store on - doz 1Oc package Michigan Maid - Fresh Churned BATTLESHIPS STILL A THREAT Concern caused among military and naval leaders on both sides of tlie Atlantic by the escape of the Sciwrnhon; and OncUneau in­ dicates that the battleship is not yet pai*e, even though its sphere of nsefulnc.s.% lias been considerably re-’ sirieted by the modem warplane. ' It has been proven time and again ' tn the present war that Hie tfattlrship operating near land without proper aerial protection is a com- ( 3 X 25c Plain - Sugared - Cinnamon flour victory cannot be achieved short of Bremendons personal sacrifice by ever>’ cltiren in the U. S A.: that sudden, swift victory is absolutely out <* ‘he question; that we must Produce us we have never produced before. before, All of this doesn't mean that we' action ana desenes only praise. r. But it did not revenge Pear) Har- are to'lose confidence in ourselves. Il simply means that It's time to * ber nor dirt IL damage even slightly thi main striking power of thcUap- quit gloating over our tremendous . ahese fleet. ' 25c CARNATION OR jftn YOUR GREATEST BREAD VALUE! CHILI SAUCE is also safe to assume that the Japanese loss in trained men was only a fraction of the terrible toil taken during the Pearl Harbor raid. ~ Ail Uds is not being said to belit.’. tie the acromplbhnienl of the U. 8. Navy. It was a commendable. Loaves 2 Be A > PET MILK MACARONI KAHNTA1LVR1NQ7 , Urge < ONLY! TYPEWRITERS *-• COUNTRY CLUB FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL Shrimp ** 35c step ur raonucTiOM with werco feed* Wsss* lUrtiai *od Brawieg * MASH Wma Ifct Diky *1.19 ’ HID i»» .u $2.27 Wasco Ckxk W»ss* 20- #ai,r CRAINS '£,• R2.47 HID *2.47 PALMOLIVE, LIFEIUOY OR LUX SOAP 3 to'-19c KROGER STORES .4 �THE HASTINGS RANNEB. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY U, 1»U lipKtlvaly and Mr*. U F. Mau* won SOCIAL EVENTS the traveling prtae. ! On Thursday. Mr*. MANY SUBSTITUTES •“ FQR SWEET TOOTH' Mre^Byron Fletcher and Mr*. Klnar • Bert Webb served followed with contract. I• via hostess to her bridge club, three ORGANIZATIONS • tabla* being in play, winning score* Th* Petunia Garden Club will /w«ra hald by Mr*. Cart Rlckar and ।megt with Mr* Lydia Powell on 8. > Mr*. Vernor Blough. Dibble St . Thursday. March 5. The Red Cross supplies are not in a* yet. ;i The "500 Club" me| Sa lurdsy eve­ ning with Mr. and Mra. J. W. Hew-1 w s. C 8. Circle No 8 meet* with 1 Hl. sixteen alxteen being present. presen l. Mr*. WU-1 WU- Mr*. Leo Wcllfare. 739 E ColfM Jltt, , Ham Linington and Mr*. Dan Aahai* St, on Friday afternoon. Feb. 27. ...__.------ ------.(.. al 1111 entertained, ter held the winning score* fo • undlssolved sugar In lhe bottom of ioIub of not-too-rich daaaerte. Dried __________ a cup of coffee or tea. Other* are fruit* are one of the beat source* ot >. Starchy vegetable* oversweetened food*, cake failure— aatural sugar. Custard.-, and simple i and dried fruita are other*. ------------------------------------ . Afrlc. I1 animal . . - ??? Ide. »ueh a* . Reduction in Sole of Sugar ; or failures of any pr<*luct oentain- puddings are other dessert* that use j , ^mailer amount* of sugar. Need Cause No Hardship ing sugar. J Neal time you open a bottle ot , h**,nf ,**nl 1 Next, cut down on sugar in least When you sweeten »auce». »uch i No use for the codk to shed tears noticeable ways nrsi first experiment Experiment “entf PP^uce. coding put the'stjgar at pickles or spiced fruits, save the I l" Africa, and bavlqg llme. »inwill .over curtailment of the sugar supply nouceame ....-------------- --------------- ---------- to see if the amount vou've been,.ake sugar.u>' gel lhe same1 more efficiently and of finding »ub-1 putting on your breasts*: cores, a. sueetness tf you don't cook lhe su-1 tin salad*. It can also be used to [ •uu.ta. dilutes for far mothiiw soothing the ”.weet ln ,nd tea l* a matt«4 of , gar so long. I thin mayonnaise or pour over baked ham before browning. .tooth" that many favor. habtU-whether you'd be Just as M t pe,-^ can aet aIon_ . Mrs. Wapitis Bassett Members of the home economics with a family dinner Sunday honor-1 women and Mr. Mhaller and ™ । Hospital Guild No IB meets this iextension start at Michigan Stale Ing lhe 88th birthday of her grand-' nor Blough for the men. ।Thursday afternoon with Mra Fred iCollege endorse the recent sug­ on a cereal that I* lopped with dried meals that ta«te good. Sugar »up- | mol her. Mrs Rebecca Craig. I •... • • ball games in June. IBM. hawkers pile* food energy In an exceedingly I Mr. and Mn. John Hocvenalr!^JdJ.^h' ***** ।gestion* summarised by Dr. LouUe fruit. needle tn a hayttack Try eating fewer rich desserts—: palatable form Any reduction In sold pretzel* snd honey cakes to Stanley, chief cf Hie bureau of sur- entertained a group of former I' H- J' c*lkUu* “ Nineteen were present at tor an animal home economic* ' of lhe United fewer pastries and very sweet cakes.migar can easily be taken care of by । the crowd. They remained popular prise dinner at lhe home u — schoolmate* at dinner on Sunday. with the fans for many years until Fresh fruita arc among the most ' Increasing quantities of oilier enStates Department of Agriculture Audra DenZmore on Tuesday eve­ In celebration of the birthday, of surgery OuUd No. 19 meets on BANNER WANT ADV*. FAY Keep a weather eye out for sugar nutritious and desirable of da*- . ergy-gtv ing foods tn lhe diet. Other the "hot dag" superseded them ning o( last week, complimentary to five of the group Those present Thursday afternoon, March 5. with Mra Carlton Bump, who lias aerved from out of''town were Mr. and M„ Jim„ panner. N. Broadway Hie Michigan Bell Telephone Co. Mra. John Kollar and Mr. and Mr* Mrs Arthur Haven and Mr* Harry tor the past fourteen year* and 1* Lewis Skijnner. Middleville; Mr. and Baldwin are awUtanl rto*l«u«s. Th* retiring Ulis A clever arrange- Mr*. Glen ~ ]-grn to come ior Moore of ------------------Nashville and inclnorr!1 members Bre are U urged for onde*- ,. thalr'dauahter Kal-I.»,t Bt lwo i,.„ oelock followed with nicnt of snapdragon*, acacia and .Ul ,lr daughter and family .of of Kal-l^t miniature figures centered tho dtri- amazoo. Iwwlne touowea wun mg table. Later bridge keeno was • • • *' , ., playexFand the honor gun! was pre- ; Hospital Guild No. 5 held ita • FORK CHOPS WITH IF ITS SEA FOOD— TOP QUALITY AND THRIFTY — A1P HAS IT sented' with-a-lovely mirror and , February meeting Thursday evening | GLAZED CINNAMON APPLES . other gifts Each guest also re- at the home ot Mr*. Glen Densmore. | Pork chop*, cut thick, . . ! = DIRECT FROM ESCANABA celved a pretty boutonniere. Dessert was served followed by con- ' 1 clove garlic. • • • । tract, four tables being in play. Tlie I 'Hie February meeting of the New winners were Mra. Edwin Smith and । Sall and pepper. 7 apple*. • Idea club was entertained by Mr*. Mrs. Frank Kelly. Mis* Ruth Farr Maude W Smith, eleven enjoying Was n guest Mrs David Boyes will cup water the grand roast ham dinner with al! entertain the March meeting, tlie trimming.* The valentine motif I • • . '» cup red cinnamon candle*. WINTER CAUGHT was carried out in lhe table decora- i TT>C members of the Night Hawk! Have lhe pork chops Frenclied tion*. After lhe bualnesa session, Club were entertained by Mr and at the market. Rub a skillet with Mr* Franx Willison and Mr* Ida Mra. Hurry Shute Saturday evening, a cut clove; of garlic Season the FOR BAKING F McCoy had charge of lhe |uo- Dinnct was senred at 7 o'clock. ' ..chop* w „n M|l LB. coiontfAM with salt <na and pepper and OR BROILING gram. As February is the month of Twelve games of card* were played.■ Li--VM ,n •—.ill .aiuv*. lri„ 2’^ 23c KETCMP CAN 19C Add I or 2, PINK SALMON nutional birthdays, due honor was prizes going to Mrs. Oscar Palmer.; • ' cover closely and ANN PAGE :i tablespoons water, MOHIi* ANN gtveh to Lincoln and Washington, Frank Newton. Mr*. Hugh flyers and i TOMATO SOUP 3 CANS 17c ■ let cook very slowly for 75 minute; CODFISH *ox 28c WINTER CAUGHT also to St. Valentine. One of the Oay Norton. Remove from pa» and slip paper GULF HAND ANN PAGE club member*. Mr*. Edward wnn Tudor, -... bo At the Women *- club Washington 1 friUs over the ends of the rib bones NOODLES SHRIMP wn,AC< CAN 18c also iuia n birthday this month ao shower birthday bridge party al — the Make At* MUSIAID AHN PAGE — 1 LB. she was presented with a siipwcr —> •' -• * parish -— a gravy from the liquid in of homemade valentines and a love- huuw on Tuesday afternoon, twenty-. the pan. 2S&21C SPARKLE GELATIN 5,...2k S' SiRDIHES iv heart box of candy Till* club lhrfT table* of bridge were In play To prepare the apples, make it never forgets It* purpose of helping ■,’d there were.several present who syrup of sugar, red cinnamontcati= SMALL, LEAN 8 O'CLOCK ARMOUR'S others. so has paid B5 Into the Hot die] not play fords Attractive deco- dies and waler. Cook tne apples Lunch Fund and' *5. into the Red rations In our national colors were 1 slowly In the syrup until they ate n Cross Wor Relief fund. on the dessert tables and In bright red and tender but not soft • • • the large room also. Prize* were do- Arrange ... . on .... the platter with the Mra. Maude Payne, was hostess at "“l«* Mesdames Aben E John- pork chops. WORLD S LARGEST SELLER n luncheon on Friday al her apartLcon Bauer. Fred Stebbins, Guy n C Keller. ’L.• E E. Barnett. ntrh. Rich­ LIVER AND NOODLE LOAF merit on W Green St. for the Octa inuv club. At pedro the winners were ard Groos. Cheater Hodges. Robert 1 pound liver U. 22c REDFISH FILLETS Mrs. David Irwin and Mr* Robert; Shannon. F. E. Adair and D. A. 1 package noodles. FANCY. LARGE M1m Sara ----------- —— LARGE, WINtE* CAUGHT Rlzor. Mrs. Richard Tolles of Ann ' Van Buskirk, also 3 egg*, beaten troz. u. 17d SHRIMP FOR SALADS OS COCKTAILS IS. 25c Schader. Mrs. Clyde Wilcox donated Aibor was a guest. 1 cup milk. can some flowers which were sold, Mrs 1 tablespoon riielted butter. § NO BONE O* WASTE On Tuesday. Mr* C. B, Burkholder Lyle Scudder holding the winning FRESH OYSTERS „ 27c 1 teaspoon salt. entertained with n dessert-bridge, ticket. Contract winners were. Mrs POLLOCK FILLETS 1 onion places being laid (or twelve. The de- . Wm. Parker and Mrs G. L. Lock­ Cook liver until tender. Grind or (Orations wire carried out in red, wood. high scores; Mrs Lawrence chop fineCook noodle* until ten ­ white nnd blue. Honors at contract _. _____________________ BEST CHUCK CUTS went lo Mra. Geo C. Dean, Mrs. -E Barnett and Miss Virginia Bates. der In boiling salted water.. peat Harold Foster and Mrs. Don Wall- second high; Mrs. H? G. Hayes and’ egg«. add liver, noodles, milk and durff. ROMAN 1 Mrs C- D Baufr won the blind butter. Place the mixture in a but­ WHOLE SEGMENTS bogey prizes; Mrs. Homer Becker tered ring mold and act in a pan of Toe^Ns"«« The Young Mother* Club mcl at and Mrs. W. L Hinman held the hot water. Bake in a alow oven the home of Mrs. John Scobey. 510 low score* and Mrs. James Langs­ <300 degrees F.i for about 75 min­ SUNNYFIELD L Bond. Thursday afternoon. After ton drew the door prize. Credit ute*. Unmold and serve with vege­ CLEANS AS IT WASHES u • horl business meeting Mr*. Loren ,should go to the committee. Mrs. tables in lhe center of the ring. Edger jravr a talk on the loplc H. A. Adrcunie, chairman, for a de­ ' Should Children Finish Each Task lightful |>arty. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY They Have Begun?” Tlie next meet­ ing will be held at the home of j Nine were present at the Study HUH CHOICE CENTER CUTE suHNrriiio Mrs. Darrell Hall, 517 E. Center, on club on Monday at the home of Mrs. CTgAKC ROUhd. sik PORK LON ROAST SIEVING FOWL 35c 51 CARJ os swit 5 b1a’g 21c ,K21c ROLLED OATS March 28. । d. D. Walton. Red carnation* made RITZ CRACKERS MILO SUGAR CUttD FRESH. LEAN. MEATY UNDER. MEATY RISE SUNNYFIELD 1 attractive decorations on the lunch­ Af.ORJiD VtlTMAN'S u 21c UCON SQUIRES Mr and Mrs. George Fulton en­ eon tables. A review of the book. SPARE RIBS u 15c BOILING BEEF 3 pkgs. 20c 3 BAGS 29c CORN FLAKES COOKIES tertained Mr. and Mra. Al Applcyard • Windswept," by Mary Ellen Chase.' SUNNYFIELD EXCELL of Knlatnaroo at dinner Saturdays.w presented by Mrs Robert W. FOR ACID INDIGESTION 2 list 17c 2*11 17c BRAN FLAKES SODA CRACKERS' Cards were played afterward*. !<Cook. SUNNTFIELD Sunday Mr. and Mr*. C. H. Hln- , Places were laid for eight on Wed- J SHREDDED WHEAT 2 PKGS. 21C PANCAKE FLOUR mim entertained with a family din- 'nesday and Thursday when Mrs ' GET ALL THREE IN A4P PRODUCE DEPARTMENTS ner honoring the former* fattier. W. 1।R E. Wall entertained with a bridge­ WYANDOTTE FRESH CALIFORNIA i, Hinman, who celebrated his 73rd.' luncheon each day. spring (lowers birthday. Mrs. Hinman's mother. ,centering the dining table at which Mra. C. C. Shield, and Charles Kota lhe guest* were seated. Contract FULL POOS of Detroit were out-of-town guests. winner* on Wednesday were Mrs R. O. Finnic and Mrs. Richard Groos The eight members of'the U and and on Thursday. Mrs. Fred Steb­ I club were guests of Mrs Dan Lewis bins and Mrs. Willard Smith held = GENUINE INDIANA JERSEY E.d> last Wetlncsday evening, bridge Jur------- -THE 1MMCALL STORE” nETilng Ute entertainment. " Mrs. Prompt Delivery Service Ray Waters and Mrs Robert Mill* ljut evening Mrs. Roy Cordes was held the high and low scores re- hostess to Hospital Guild No. 22, PHONE 2131 HASTINGS AND CLUB NEWS [onnnuinG n&p s 0002900101532301002300000002000000 VcdueA CueUf. FOUNDERS (ELEBRUTIOn I FRESH SMELT ~ 19* WHITE FISH - WALLEYE PIKE It COFFEE I FRESH LAKE TROUT 33* TREE! 32c 3 .;s 57c = 24e = ARMOUR'S CORNE BEEF aZ DEL MAIZ NILBETS CORN 2^ 23C 3 GREEN GIANT PEAS 2 Tit 3U, 27c HERRING perch .. l*c Quality— BEEF ROAST SMOKED HAMS " GRAPEFRUIT CLEANSER 2c*°n2s23c 16c ■26* ■31' 4 ACTION RELIEF ..IT* 91417^74800778^3803880999 (jet BISMA-RJX Carveth& Stebbins 2 “19* GREEN PEAS KLEENEX ’■sun "25c।SWEET POTATOES 4-17* IONA TOMATO JUICE 2 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3c^20< | ADANQFS 31* CLEANSER BEANS 3CANS 23c l6c 24.OZ. CANS 1/V = CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS DOZ. SIZE 150 ‘ YiivnM CLUB ruin YUKON KEYKO VEGETABLE = GINGER ALE MARGARINE To Aid the Barry County Red Cross 4» ots. k‘ LB. 29c SOAP GRAINS pkg; 33c pr. AMMONIA ☆ For three days, Tues., Wed., and Thurs., Mar. 3, 4, 5. We will give the en­ tire proceeds of our lubri­ cation dept, to the Barry Co. Red Cross. 9c * PLEASE MAKE ARRANGEMENTS EARLY SO WE CAN GIVE YOU THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE. FLORIDA GOLDEN HEART CAN 1 CELERY MIO. STALKS 2 FOE He CARROTS 4 cans 13c CLEANSER FORREST L. JOHNSON HASTINGS PHONE 2370 •CH. AC BEETS EXTRA FANCY RHUBARB HOTHOUS8 2 m Ik CALAVO SAUD PEARS .a 5c 3S SEALED FLAVOK can*. SOLID U HUD LHTUCE 3c k 2 «>. 15c NOODLES - CHOW MEIN CAN 14c 4 & 36c RAISINS MNttWCM WHRE SAIL LAUNDRY STARCH 3,11 15c PRUNES LARGE P*g' 13c CAMPFIRE NESTtE-SEMI-SWEET MARSHMALLOWS BARS ECONOMY PACKAGE PKG. |JJc fo* MEL-O-BIT CHEESE 2-60* 30* I MILD CHEESE = WISCONSIN FULL CREAM FOR MAKING CONGO. BARS 2 BABY FOODS 4 CANS 29c BABY FOODS 3 CANS 18c 25c 2^.21c APRICOTS SULTLHA KARO SYRUP *can13c CHOCOLATE SYRUP 3 CANS 10c I I SWISS CHEESE lell.»C HAN1INMW1H A6ED CHEESE 2 ENRICHEO—DATtp ANN PAGE SALAD FRENCH STYLE GREEN DRESSING BEANS QT 31c I MARVEL BREAD ’ 12C I BANANA DANISH ROUS BOSTON LOAF12C I UTER CAKE uchITc EACH 2k I ANN PAGE MACARONI SPAGHETTI 3 ' PURE URB «7^» Va/. Quality—fa &afa<l g HBRSNFT'S « FRUIT COCKTAIL SUNNYFIELD CREStVIEW. FRHH EG6S MEDIUM SIM DOMESTIC = SHYER BROOK = BUTTER zxs-rtc = DURKEE'S 1 OLEOMARGARINE MICHIGAN CUTS ANO TIPS ASPARAGUS " CAN juice Blue LAM1 AV WHOLE - ~ AMERICAN OR BRICK- GRAPEHUit HEINZ Give To Relieve Suffering Entire Cost of Greasing Will Go To The Red Cross FRESH, SUSY SID 8c BROWN BREID Conserve Your Cor YAMS u. 27c 2 STALKS 13C CALIFORNIA = PASCAL RUTABAGAS CHINESE SPROUTS CELERY 2 ns. 9c SEEDLESS WHITE SAIL GERBL* S ☆ HERE'S A CHANCE FOR YOU TO CON­ SERVE YOUR CAR FOR DEFENSE AND AT THE SAME TIME HELP THIS WORTHY CAUSE. DELICIOUS APPLES 4 = FRESH. GREEN MING FOY WHITE SAIL GREASE JOB 1 GRAPfFRUIT W SIZE 5 FOR 23c = NEW CABBAGE Vitamin Q QC "A" AA Addtd MING FOY 2 GBNUINt SOUIHUN EXTRA FANCY 1QC WHITE SAIL SOAP FLAKES A AFa 2*- 25’ WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP J Aif 4-24’ 3 29° MEW bread, 11"'"-' J^2k IMfW'iiMS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. IW1 smmmmmm Lenten Specials 3 lb. SPRY OR CRISCO 76 CAMPBELLS RITZ CRACKERS CHEESE, WISCONSIN CREAM PANCAKE FLOUR, HARVEST TIME can Bureau meetings at Hastings Friday Iiome of Mrs. Pay Marble. 302 E afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sin- HICKORY CORNERS Thorn St.. Wednesday evening. clalr. .......... ............................. 800 E....... Bond. AU the ladies afternoon and Saturday evening. ; March 4. ,fr,,U5<edJtO ,We,YL. •» nwunss Munaay. ne wui Rev. Victor Jones is remodeUng hi' The Woman's Missionary “ soWednesday evening prayer meet- excused on account of being the■ bam on his farm at Hickory t~~ M ~~'l y Cor ^rir-I e,My *lU *,ol<1 *helr n‘on’,?,y «n*«l-Llng al the Kinney home east of the mau carrier on route one Cressey------- -*“ •«•«»» ham. jners Into an up-to-date dairy bam. 5th.. eltv .. • • _ sscy1 ing. ing, Thursday afternoon. March Sth. city on on Emit East Rtnt« State mart road .nrt and a a ntti» little l News from Rev. and Mra. Btle north. If the roads are blocked or wnm n n*v nr BAPTIST CHURCH“ Barnes of Grand Rapids states that Friday on busines*. (the weather bad. the meeting wt|l they wiU leave Palmetto. Fla- Feb. : be at the parsonage. 401 E. Slate - ——--------------------------------Road. ,urday from a visit at Detroit with’ 19. and will visit hta mother. Mrs. . H. E. Barnes, lhe Ural of the week. i Provernt^teettlotneFriday Jjt^thJ ' Tod*y’ ThurM1»y afternoon, Feb Young peoples meeting Friday eve- her ton Mr. and Mrs. Lindon McMr. and Mrs. Clair Herrington । nlng at the parmnoge |Cue and daughter and at Flint with, North Irving Chnnh । her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bahr• and son of Detroit spent the weekless than last year because of the AU ladies are cordially invited to Attendance at our Sunday morning ant: d»u«hter and her son. Mr. and1 end with Mr. and Mrs. Lcul Demey dangerous walking anti to much and children attend. service Is Increasing, but we'd still Mrs Francis McCue and Jimmy, sickness. Those who were present, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Aldrich are like to see ail our other friends in The Layman** service Sunday at, enjoyed a fine program and the col- METHODIST CIRCUIT ' the Methodist church wu inspiring lection, amounting to 81431. wiU be Qlllmh. un k, the community attending. ; equally divided among four differT,hpb> Brotherhood wiU be Prayer meeting Tuesday evening under lhe supervision of Superinten- with their son and family. ent funds—work with migrants. I>o*'l®n;d one week to Monday eye- at the Peter Miller home. i dent Oscar Harrington of lhe Kellogg The Finishing service of the W. S. Christinn literature in foreign lands. ’ nln£- ^arcl\?’ or?eI»1tu col,lcldp Young people’s meeting Friday. school. Mrs. H. Klein spoke on "The C. S. Installation will be held Sun­ Union Christian coUege work and *llh ,hr *fhedule of Bishop Ray­ evening nt the parsonage tn Has-, Place of Women in the Work” and day morning. March 1. work among the Indians. ^ond •» Wttdp of Detroit who wUl lints. । Mrs. Ben Weimer on The- OpporRev J. W. McCue will answer ques­ Mrs. Don M. Gury was chosen os «* ,he »pe«ker for that meeting. prfpawikc nr san tions aunouv Sunday evening evening uri on Iht* !••• prob। lurullea ot theLayman.” Don Har- turns —_ ■ chairman for next year and it U Remember II Is Ladies’ Night. Pot FOR CONFIRMATION i r'!uWn MnM Uw 8wr*' Irma concerning the war, the end expected that the service wiU be tn luck supper at 7:30. Bring your k। FOH CONFIRMATION ‘;Chariot Elmer RRoss at the the OOff the cnnriot. with with Elmer om at the age age and and prophecy. prophecy. Services one of lhe churches in the Pint own service. . - •; table --- — I The Rev. Don C. Oury, rector of Piano. Mr. Allee Evans had charge wm tegin on the new time, the public *to come at ' * ■ ”* ■*'** eV — -------ward. 1 tie *invite *•- **• * jEmmanuel Episcopal church. Ls in-;of the Devotional* DevoUonaLi. ’1 j w***—*7**" ------- Joint Mourer visited hl* hla .aon. • '«Vw“n« AClau preparing lor con-1 John son. Mr. . A steel company employee has first of ! The Goodwill W B. CT. S. meets) Armatlon. the group meeting regu- | and M.n. -------Mra. Horace Muurar Mourer «mi and chilchll-1 uuraocu threaded 700 steel hair --------spring wire 4-.. CHRIST. SCIENTIST _________ .Thursday (today> for dinner at the iarly for their lessons. On Tuesday dren of Grand Rapids Thursday of each leas than 1-1000 of an Inch in The subject for Sunday U "Christ riomi. home <' of Fents. r Mrs. X,<r. Frank V —frl. —.. met at the home of last .. . ... ... lhe ryes ...u. of a > evening tl, they week. ------------I I diameter, through Jesus ' | -----------Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoonan I Edward Bromley attended Farm: small needle. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH ---- ----| The Young People and Bible class BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON The annual birthday luncheon of the Prvsbyterian L. A. S.—was held ■IRUnday* . ------- --------------------— — —_____ Membership class meeting Wed- ‘ Sunday morning Rev J. R.|ln the church parlors on Thursday nefday. 7:30 P M.. at 417 R. Grand.', ThZ '■■""7' Thompson. Dist. Supt.. will be the:with 35 present. Each member was I I (Kfjurrij Nrtua 67c 3cans 23c 21c lb 31‘ 5lb ba*2fr 1 lb, box C. THOMAS STORES ----------------------- HASTINGS I emmrn WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OU R WANT COLUMN non, , ,na lmlc tlut Youn< ml, fi?" p‘w“ "TS “ P*r“ Exciting New «■>“ •« * message of profit to his listeners. ■ 'he was years old. the proceeds going I Plan to hear him ■ m'0 thr L. A. S. trejuury. Mrs. ArPRESBYTER1AN CHURCH I Prayer meeting Wednesday night; thur Lower sang some delightful The Ladies League will mn-t at at the parsonnge. poKX accompanied by Mrs. Violet the inanse for potluck dinner 81 one KfV Hanker will speak as'Foreman, it waa a delightful oc­ ti m Frlduv. February 27 Tln. lusuiiI SUnday »-vening. Her subject, caslon. . afternoon Win be spent in tying a I wiU be. “Five Minutes After Death."। -----------EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL quilt. . | CHURCH Al the Sunday morning worship WESLEYAN METHODIST At the\nomlng worship there will the pastor will tell about “A Turkish CHURCH NEWS be Communion and the Rector will Legend*' and will preach on the. Hasting* Church theme. 'Object, of Thought." The Our regular Sunday services are preach on "The Children’s Bread."— new Hammond electric organ will be but forerunners ot what will be In the second in a aeries ol Lenten sermons on Worship. lived in the senice with procession-, store for us during our spring re­ al and recessional by the vested vival which starts March 25. Miss choir. Anna E. McOhie of Fort Valley. Ga. The illuminated lighthouse will be will be the evangelist. Attend our used in lhe obsenance of March regular services if not attending Hospital Guild No. 14 will meet birthdays : elsewhere and be ready to enjoy the at lhe home of Mrs. Lloyd Storer. Tlie Presbyterian Guild will hold: revival. 838 W. Green street. Tuesday. Mar. a patluck dinner meeting .al the Ladles prayer meeting Wednesday W Court END OF WINTER Organizations Spring COATS Polo Coats! Twills! ‘ New Wrap Coats! Bright Reefers! Casuals! Boxies! Woolens! Circle No. 1 of the Methodist chtirch will mret Thursday after­ noon. March 5 at 3 o’clock at lhe home of Mrs. Russel Kantner. 10031 ' S. Hanover. All members are urged I to attend at thb is a very Impdrtant I meeting. 1942 1915 WOMEN'S Rubber GALOSHES W. E. ROBB, Founder snap BARGAIN PRICED! Cuban and High Heels Be Prepared! | Here They Are! i WOMEN'S COLORFUL F COWBOY BOOTS 19 Made of Rubber For Wear Over Cuban Heel Shoes fl : BUY NOW for the FUTURE! 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PARS WOMEN'S DRESS STYLES Final Clean-up of Short Lots and All Discontinued Lines in Footwear Styles Galore COME EARLY For Choice Selections JERRY ANDRUS, National Bank Bldg.. Phone 2519 or write Wm. E. Robb, Secretary. Citizens' Mutual Automobile Ins. Co Howell Mich. "One Hundred Yearn of Fashion 1 with Costumed Dolls" Ls the subject of the talk to be given by Mrs. Harry Uilty of Benton Harbor be­ fore the Women's Club at their 'Friday afternoon meeting at 3:30 ' o'clock at the Masonic hall. Tea will be served. Pennock hospital guild wiU meet with Mrs. Winston Merrick. 737 S. Washington, on Tuesday evening. March 3. j Presbyterian Guild will meet at I lhe home of Mrs. Fay Marble on Wednesday evening. March 4. We are planning a |>ot luck dinner for this meeting. All members are urged to attend. The First Ward P. T. A. will pre­ sent Mr. Warner and Mr. Chase with their guitars and entertainers, ell home town talent. Friday. Feb. 37. al 8:00. Don’t miss II. The W. S. C 8 will meet Tuesday. March a. at 2 o'clock at the church. The regular meeting of lhe Hia­ watha Rebekah Lodge No. 53 will be held Friday evening, Peb. 37. at 8 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hail. The Feb­ ruary birthdays will be honored after lodge, supper and entertainment. The regular meeting of tlie W. R. C. will be Thursday. Feb. 30, al 3 o'clock. There Is a growing feeUng In Rome that at least the country1 might be treated like France and divided into Occupied and Unoccupled Italy. 44c. 94 5144 & Pastel Plaids! Herringbones! Navy! Colors! $1095,o$1650 Love a good buy? Then speed in now for your new Spring Coat! lim swaggers! Superbly tailored, they look twice Have yours today. USE OUR LAYAWAY! NEW SPRING HATS CHILDREN’S STRAPS AND OXFORDS $ J .98 to $g,95 MEN'S RUBBERS Black, Brown Patent Leathers WOMEN'S RUBBERS 49' BOOTS 9 9 atylcy. color* novelty trimming* Budget priced. Come in today. Me Windstorm Season is at Hand! Ftakh fF? rd by Geo. H. Hudson and located on section 25. 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Crooka, Vfc«-Prtsid«t - M. B. Cota, Sacrsury-Traasurw Homa Offlca — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN fataMsbad IBIS The Largeat and Oldest Insurance Company ot It* Kind in Michigan Dwn’t For»ot — h*g Um HASTINGS COMPANY VALUE STORE t. fiats nr. ■A1TINSB �THB HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY K, 19U • Stephan Johnson was home from J Indianapolis over tlie weekend. ■ Richard Groot has returned from ’ a husineia trip to Greene, row Misa Margaret Nelson of Lansing J , , ... was a guest at the Robert Coos. Ot >PTnt Wayne gnyder is now stationed tvon.e over th- weekend. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tac Ole*, at Camp tee, Va. j4r and g|r, pormt Ysrger and Mr.-and Mrs. H. E Whiltum left MBs Be|ty Lane and MBs Belly Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith heard Saturday tor a month's vacation In Tredinnick visited in Allegan Sun- the lecture by Father Hubbard at Miami. day. Battle Creek Friday evening. . William Perry of Detroit spent Mr. and Mra. William Fox ot .,.*.** Tuesday with Mr. and Mra. Archie Kalamazoo were home over the TIPTON—MANNI Relckord. weekend. Sunday afternoon al three o'clock. Mr and Mrs. Edward Sterkan were pvt Harold Cole spent lhe weekHrst Presbyterian church wm Sunday guesU ot hB parcnu near end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. marriage ot Mb® Middleville Harry Cole Hezeltnag^Manni. daughter of Mr. Mr. •**« and mn Mrs Clarence vi Crawford Manni ot this Hobart Osrn of Battle Creek wax »»ivim — --- Corcelhu --------- --------Sunda, ,uu> M rr«.k and MU. nd"™ad Sunday alUr .pandln, a W °' Kp‘^,' Lettie a.ri, week tn «». ««« of Mr. and Mra. H. C. Tlpin Chicago. u- PtH., . Mrs. J. L. Bra*, spent part of the ton of Oobles. the Rev B. Conger 1 Mra. Ethel Hess returned Satur- week in Lansing visiting Dr. and Hathaway reading the ceremony in day from a week's visit with a niece Mrg Charles H/Clark. the presence of thirty-five relatives nr^r Woodland. |S11bclle.8age was home visit- and immediate friend*. ■ f W, E. Davis and family of Ho- Ing her parents. Mr and Mrs. Frank Preceding the service, Arthur welt called on nit sbUr. Mrs. Henry Bate, over the weekend. Lower, acrompaniea on thr- nnr>n Janson. Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Charles While of by Mrs. Lower, sang "O Promise Mrs. Enns-Gardner visited rela- Ov‘d ,pent lh® «<«kend with Mr. Me" ajid "I Love You Truly " Mra. ,i„— In »^n. Lower also rendered the traditional UV« Leslie on'Sundaf and In and Mrs. Willard White, Mr. and Mrs Earl McKibben and wedding marches, the bride enterLansing on Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willard White were tn Ing with her father, who gave her Mra. Clifford Brainard and Mrs Grand Rapids Saturday afu-moon -in marriage. • "I B‘lt «Cr7k V,S,lc<1 Mr. and were Prims." fems and vari-hued Mr. and Mrt. Mra. Henry'Mulder Henry Mulder were ‘ ‘ HMtlngs friends on Monday. )n Rftplds ffor or the in Orand Grand Rapids the weekend weekend "nwrrs were used ns church deco­ HERE'S considerable nourishment in a low-cost ''one-dish" iparerib Mrs. Harold Sheffield of Detroit visiting her mother. Mrs. A. E. Simp- rations. meal cooked with mixed vegetables. So try thia over a top burner on was here *ever;,l days last week on son. . Tlie bride wore n mixed gray enyour gas range: 2 lbs. ipareribs. 1 dove garlic (optional), I medium onion, bmuness. returning on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. M A. Lambie leave sAmblc with brown accessories and chopped. 2 teaspoons salt, pepper, I No. 2lA can kidney beans, % cup Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haven spent today for a vacation trip to Fl. her bouquet was of white roses nnd diced celery. I can condensed vegetable soup. Cut spireribs into serving Sunday with her parent*. Mr. nnd Lauderdale and other points in mixed flowers pieces and place with other ingredient* in a kettle. Cover tightly and cook Mrs. Jay Frcneh of Onondaga. Piorldn. Mrs. Robert Pangborn of Kainslowly 1% hour* with burner turned to simmer. Serve* 6. Mrs. Jennie Zweemer of HudsonMr nnd Mrs. George Bauer of mozoo. who was matron of honor, vllle came Friday for a visit with East Lansing spent the weekend with wore a blue tailored suit and carMr. nnd Mra. Cornelius Manni. the Frank Sage nnd Leon Bauer ri-d nn old fashioned bouquet Thoma* Kalamazoo, served I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of De- families ------- Tipton. ' r. bls brother — oX — beat man and . Gor- I troit were guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Col. EmH Tyden and his daughter. ... .... Edwin Smith over the weekend Mra Richard Grom, left on Mon- don Manni and Edward Manni I ' I rick, nineteen members and three Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Hath- day for a stay of several weeks in were the ushers. L away of Albion were dinner guests 8t Petersburg. Fla. For her daughters wedding. Mrs U.,.... r i-.. rva,- . risitors being present. During the Mnt T1.*”* !larlirs' Lake Odo^a. business session letters were read Saturday at lhe Presbyterian manse. Len W. Feighncr and daughter. Minnl chose a green crepe drexs , nudkal pallenl, lmm our coMrenm.n. Cl.r. l«lMrs bon Bllvin spent from Sat- Mrs v“da Kane and son. Leonard, with brown occessorie. and Mrs. vuidmlx^. hl unlay till Monday in Lansing with nl Nashville ucre_guesU of Mrs. Tipton, mother of the groom. vvm| Inm the ho.pll>l on F.b, 21. Mn. IK„„ her husband wno Is employed there L®ui Cressey Sul unlay. drtwrd in blue crepe with black Mina on««. Illis J.flmon Mn am,.„ Keith Lancaster was home from Mr> "“bk Ulrich and daughter, accessories. They had identical cor­ Celia Hoffman. 229 N. Church St.. the.m t0 vote for thc Sheppard Bin. were discharged on Feb. 20 and It WB# voted ,0 wnd cool(lcs tz, Albion college over the weekend. ^r'',.'YalrrDS0l.°Jn0n an<l U,tIe g,rl; MRC’ of *weet pen/1 ”,<1 1U1M Rnplds. were of( Two students accompanied him as of Grand VR ?P eW T guests ° Attar Uie wedding a reception was another medical patient able to Fort Custer again Remember the guetta. |M Mrs Dora Fedewa Sunday. al the home of Mr. «,. and Mrs OT,». leave the hospital was John Gon- n<fxt date March 26 and plan to Riley and L"'..' her roomthe Mr. and Mra. Weldon Bronson '1 Mias Belva 7," -; ~~ ”'". Manni, •;■■■ " re brider ■and groom leaving you. 615 6. Jefferson St. on Feb. 25. help. o—---------. ------ ,_T foJ . Ka|nn,Bloo Babies bom during the week were Mra. Russel Kantner had charge mu th. ^k.„d in JKluon with "> MMtod. 8und»v ------------------------Mr nnd Mrs Basil Smith and tpcnl tbp w’eekt"d with her parcnU, where they wiU rezidc al 1128 West as follow* To Mr. nnd Mra. Orval of «»«• program. Two diieta were Tuttle, Route 2. a girl Feb. 20: Mr. sung by girls ot the Tebo Gospel duughter IMr ftn<1 M,;' l<UBh R1,*T Michigan Ave. and Mra. Roger Davis. Route 4. and Rev. McCue of Hickory Mr and Mra Charles H Bush Sr ’ Mr l'”d Mr'- f:d*ard •’ Adams Mrs Tipton graduated from the ----------temperance talk. ' '। ™®r'_9e“'a er ’ of Grand Rapids visited Mrs Lydia ,hc North Mus- Hwtings High school and from a girl Feb. 22; Mr. and Mrs Ernest Co The meeting will be | Bush at th- E C Edmonds home on krKon vl!d,|ng their son. Edward. Maher s Business school In Kala- Gross. Route 2. a boy Feb. 20; a bov ,nL next nMl regular n Mm rtav Edmonds home on‘iJr. , „ nd „„ with Mrs. f. J. Smith, the third Tues­ nnd his wife Bn(J nnd babv. to Mr. anti Mra. Merle Van Houten, day In March. Mr.' and Mrs M M.‘ C C.’ Mu MUsolf nndare employed at — lhe -Kalamazoo ■ Mr and Mrs Oav Jordan nnd chll- I Mr 'oU n,,d 436 W. Grand. Feb. 19: a girl to Mr. Mi.andMrs.oaj Jordan ana cm - aons and Mu, Norma , ]f . aons and MIm Norma Je»n MusoU Stove works. Of Mtr »n KHKr srern8 ov«^ of I^lro“ ,pent tbe w«**nd with Guests from away at tb.c wedding and Mra. Ijjwrencc Larkin. 1320 S. MARRIAGE LICENSES on Feb. rvo. 16; io. a girl gin to Mr iir. ... • „ of Of Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mn. Kellar Stem SU-m over Mf, MluoU.„ p.renLs. Mr and Mrs. snd reception were Mr. and Mra. Hanover, and Mn. Leon fiteanix. Lake Odessa. M ddlevillc ... .20 the weekend. .21 •W--L. Hinman. Gordon Manni. Toronto. Ontario: on Feb. 15. nnd a girl to Mr. and Hclul L ,<<wc’ Hastings .. Mr. and Mra. William Fighter and;I Mra. Ida Ruth received word last Mrs. Jennie Zwcemcr, Hudsonville: Mrs. Robert Newton. Freeport, on Thomas p. Hayward. Cloverdale 22 Billy Payne of Grand ledge spent week of the death oT her brother. Mr. and Mra. Tipton. Gobles, live Feb 19. Juanltn J Uikc. laikc. Middleville .19 the first of the week with Mrs Nel-1 Walter Babcock of East Lanring groom's jiarent-s; Mra. Irene Rota of Mr, Lannes Kenfield. 526 W. K Houghton. Woodland lie Conaway. . , | Mr. Babcock was formerly a Mid- Illinois, a sister of tiie groom: Mr. Mrs. Alonzo Trim spent from’jdlevilic resident. M Marlin. Dimondale and Mra Don William*. Battle Madison St. and Roger Davis, Route Wednesday until Friday with her I| Frank F. Gosch was a dinner guest Creek: Tom Tipton. Mrs. Robert 4. were discharged on Feb. 20. fol- Robert Ora Burwell, Hustings .. 25 sister and family. Mrs. E. E. Vender* | of Albert Dauer und family of Sagi- pan-:bopi. Fritz Vanderinale. MIm lowing minor operation.!. Maryjznore Dcaktns Hastings .. 21 of Woodland. lruT'y.w,nf'?di,v ”'"°«nt Tliuradav Helen Wipup and Miss Annamae Mrr Mac Kohler. Nashville, who RMmv ,.n n Mr. and Mn.. Sherman Cluni of! with Mr. and Mrs Bert Jones and Hamilton. Kalamazoo; Mra. Dena was brought to the-hospital follow- BAHRY ‘ Marne were Sunday guests of hu! 1 ’j AZ12na *■*. ?“ , . . DeVries and daughter. Elizabeth. Ing an accidental fall in which her brother and slstar-in-law, Mr. and , ■!?,”won and L*-0 “nd and Mr and Mrs. John Bogert. ngnt Middleville O. E. S. Chapter is right foot foot was was mju Injured, was dlsMra. Glen Cluni. •----------w Margret Orar.d Rapids Others ~ who were charged Donald.-----------Beulah---Burns _. and ,n.v-u on uti Feb 20. entertaining the Burry County East—l-» ______ "from this ... ’citv .. .. Mra. Gordon Edmonds spent hut VttlnlltlnA Valentine Krw>nt spent lhthe w weekend in nrerent were "the L M„. O. D 8,.,UH. “'iie'rUlt week in Pontiac with Mr. nnd Mrs. Reed City and Coleman visiting re- bride's parcnu: Mra Pauline Bite* „ B r^Vering'from' hralrtes^Stusrl Edmonds helping to care for lativra and friends and famlly; Mannl. Mr ^°n*7.v ing program has been prepared. the new grandson. I ^udge und Mra. Stuart Clement and Mrs Roy Hubbard and Mr. and Medical patients arc the Rev. C. L. Mr. and Mis. George Wild of and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster at- Mra. Sterling Rogers Circus Elephant Wilkins. Freeport; Mrs. James Ber­ Grand Rapids visited their daughter tended the Michigan iJsestock Ex------------- . » ________ The circus elephant qf today is man. Clarksville. Route 2; Roy' and son-'.n-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-1 change banquet and dance at the HAS DELIGHTFUL descendant of one of two groups of Fuller, W. Green St.; Wm. Haw­ ward Van Popering Bunday. I Glebe-Hotel in Lansing. Saturday eve- BIRTHDAY GIFT mammals that appeared on the Row H Burton of Charlotte warning. onrf ’kins. un5' MB Hastings; *"n“s: uavia David *• I-a “ Hom— _ ...7° Monciay wereGard rec MBs tv Dorothy Roush ot Borgess “ d> ana luesaay Vr-V Nehon Roulc 5. and Fred J. Young. earth nt the beginning of the Great in the city on Tuesday on business । ui.. K<uuh m Miler" day, lor Mra. Hri-m Oard. I medlcu .ml «. w- w™, W.tor who b„! MH K.Un>«» .pent“.8,M .ikSTwrau ”8 were destined to become bitter ri"!!.£ “ti wjai•»"' 11...| L"“l nardner Oardurr U la in In aervirr iirvire been Hl for about ten days. ■ end with her aT." parents,■ Mr. and.Mrs. Major operations were performed - vals for world dominance for many Mr. and Mra. W. A. Schader and Warren u -a.r. Roush >., Mr. - and -- Mrs. — Lloyd 1 jn honor of j„ oI Mrs ^IrK Q Gardner's ai4n<M.-g birthblrth- on A1,en Lahr. Nashville. Route 3; agca. according to Natural History Mr. andMrs. G. M.Brower called . Roush nnd family of Richland were day on Monday' her husband called Cec11 Torrey. Lake Odessa: Forrest Magazine. The brute strength ot on Mr. Mr.and andMra MraMilton Milton Murphy ofI on Murtihy of guests guest* Sunday. Sunday. her from lhc iS]Hnd of jaVB lhe Deatama. Lake Odessa: Mrs. Ciifthe elephant lost out to the intelli­ Grand Ran Ids Saturday evening, Ii Mra.Alma *•— Watrous of Battle telenhone cal) coming through San rnrd Hammond. Route 2; Mra. Rob­ Mile* Waters, who Ls attending: Creek and n .. Mand ,,u Mrs. «->■>><«> ‘" Borton. Cloverdale: Mr*. Walter. gence of tlie other race, which now Mr. Charles rrancisco. Francisco. tserorc Before me the connection connection was was fcvrt General Motors Technical School In ^Watrous anjlAWQ-fiaughtcrj. Gladys maos.-asrs. made, Mrs. uaraner Gardner wm warned-ta^MiskC. -Lake .OdMsa.. Route .1: Mr* : *flc circus—Mun. in- Mwwinuj. umuid was warned tn Flint, visited his parents. Mr. and and Shirley, of Pontiac were here refrain from mentioning weather Joe Molniakcr. Lake Odessa. Route 3. Mrs. Harry Waters over the week-, on Friday 10 attend the funeral of conditions or giving any informa­ 'Dione who submitted to minor op­ end. | Duane L Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. u,>n that might be of help to the erations arc Mrs. Fred Uriel. Lake Sunday guesU of Mrs. Cole New-1 Shirley Henry. enemy. Naturally she was careful Odessa, und Mra. Melvin Bird, Free­ ton were Mr. and Mrs. Amos An-1 Callers at the Henry Janson home what she suid. port. Route 1. drew* of Grand Rapids and Mn. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Lieut, Gardner did not know that Byrle Potter. 1620 S. Jefferson St., Inez Paton and of, Chor-j MU1S Mlw Claribcl Randall and his wife nnd son had returned to was dL'Ciiantcd Feb. 23. following a ------------------------ children -uhu--------Jolte.» Emerson Parker und Mr. and Mrs. Hastings so called for her first at major operation. HOTEL HABT1NOB Ffcone 2711 Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Tredinnick left Manley Davis and two children nil San Francisco and then lhe call ua.-. on Friday for a trip to Florida, nicy of Lansing. Callers Saturday were relayed here. Connections were LEAVES SOON FOR expect to visit St. Petersburg. Fl. A. C. Dunklee und Rev. Cline. broken when the censor thought DUTY IN CAMP In Wednesday's edition of the Ka­ Ijiuderdale and other places of In­ Mr. and Mra. Will Young. Mr. Lieut. Gardner was going to. give terest. * Veenslia and son. Mr. and Mrs. his address to his wife, but TucjJday lamazoo Gazette was lhe following Mra. John Cummings and daugh­ Vandcrmeir. Dr. Horton, and Mra. forenoon the call was completed, al- news article, together with a pic­ ter. Aria and Miss Evelyn Brower June Avink. all of Grand Rapids, though Mrs. Gardner Lt Mill-un- ture which will be of interest to tnanv Hastings relumed Inst week from St. Louis. ar.d Mr. and Mrs. Jean Jenison ot aware Just where her husband is 1— 27,- -v;, --. v people:’ Mixa Virginia M. Bah--, registered Mo., where they had been spending Terre Haute. Ind . were Sunday located From some of the things by Grocin Allan End- he said, nshe Inferred l,Mil that uc he u»u had nurM- -formerly has -—— of ~. Mr. —. and Mrs. -James --------------... o...u, ,,v uuturu -------- • of . Kalamazoo, .------ . —. . reveral days ! I guesU .......Australia. ................................................... —*“•—• to *“ the *—1 . been in Instead of the . —““ appointment Rev. and Mrs J. W. Stanton of ..ley. Newaygo were weekend guests of Mr.' Miss Dorothy Perkins left from Philippines as they had expected, [“‘'y nursing corps and will report Grand Rapids by plane Sunday but lie assured Atrs. Gardner that March 1 t0 ? nn Ulc ® 0 Naval liosnnd Mr*. Lewis Stanton. They were *»>»>» aumwi «,c ««>uieu/Mu. «.>arancr mat ; ’J-,------ —”” ; Sunday evening guest* of Mr. and morning for Baltimore. Md. where he was feeling fine and was O. K. p,l"‘ >°r auiy. Mra. Rozell Stanton. ’ i«he will visit her brother-in-law nnd This waa tlie firal time news had , .Ila from C®nMr and Mrs. Keith Daniels. Mr. sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wisenaui-r, been received from Lieut. Gardner ? ,, 1033 and and Mra. Homer Smith and Mr nnd and brother. Norman for n week be- since a form letter, dated Dec. 14,was presldrm of lhe graduating Mrs. Dorranre_ Treliiric^were nt foreui«>mmenchig work at Johns tame early bl January, notifying ^^ D^nCCiniMiriie served Houghton "lake Sunday and Monday Hopkins hospital. them of his safe arrlval-but they n^ie^reUr^ro n’r’ nVn and. report report. n n ------------fine catch eaten of «... fisn. ur. and ana Mrs Mrs. O uicnn ts. Smith amitn of oi didn t *•>«» -7*™4?kD -- of ।| Dr |cnn s know wnere. where. naturally Naturally ms his "t Dr»; . *? .” H'rk k’‘ and fine fish. Mr and Mra. D. D. Shelton of Grand Rapid* spent Sunday with wife arid hb mother. Mrs' Erm. V n<^X ta Penn^L hJ^'i Murahlieid. Mo. came Friday to visit Mr. and Mra. John Eddy. Mrs. Wi- Gardner were thrilled und happy ,lnHasE ‘"“iteSir mom hb shter. Mrs J. C. Ketcham, and to I nona Downing and daughter. Rex- to hear directly from Lieut Gard- "2 X their daughter. Lucinda, who is ine. of Ummg were guests over the ner in thB manner, and H ws* . £ B*1*8- and lh<- » ZwS ^Idarabte improvement. «^nd They celebrated Raines grand bir.hday gift as well. R ^d a ; I■ birthday and Mra. — blrtndav and Dr. nnd Mrs. Smith's bniitn a -— • • ■BURWELL DEAKIN'S I wedding anniversary. I ROMOTED TO RANK '■ Mary Lenore Deakins. daughter I Mr. and Mr*. K.-F. Bollum went OF LIEUTENANT -or Mr " arid Mu EdWln Edwin Deakin«,of Prnm flDeaRtn*son Of ■ to Kalamazoo on Sunday und on I............ From the Grand Rapids Press ,Is ol Hastina.nn and Robert O Burwell Monday, in company with Mr. and taken iken ththe following following Interesting interesting item of Mr and Mrc H gur. Mrs. Jerry Hoekstra ot that city, about a former well known Ha*I they left for a vacation trip to Ungs young man. Aiva A.'Kirchner: well of Detroit, were united in mar­ Tampa other point* * A. * <Jack) Kirchner, chief- en- riage by Rev. George W. Olmstead 77™^. anc| -r-4 ctixr pel;.— in Ir. Florida. rUiiis. A STEAM HEAT They will visit Mrs. Bottum'.s broth- giueer at the Grand Rapids police । of Detroit. Thursday. Feb 10. HOT A COLD WATER Tlie bride wore a street length i era also while in Florida. ™dio station 10 years until called You'll like Swan better Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom and ,o active duty with the navy a dress of soldier blue with matching! 8HOWEB BATH Mr. and been prommea promoted to me the ana Mra. Mra Garrett uarreu Isham ran.ni re- >’en^ •8°, lin' uccu ! For baby and facie turned last Wednesday from a visit rank of lieutenant, he has advised । ®{ °?HdtlJh2 with Lieut and Mrs Hartley Fin- friend* here. Mr. nnd Mra. Robert Clark of De-, And woolio and whatnot Strom at^ Davis NorihTcaroUmi. Lieut. Kirchner, assigned to lbe',w*‘ Both Mr and Mrs. BurweU arc Enroute home they spent Tuesday ',‘aval ‘onxdo station al Newport.. •raduM4* °{ Hastings High school, Just take it from Grade. night with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fin- R r-. as communication!, officer nnd Mr Burwc11 leaves apon for a rtrom and daughter al LxmBviUe "‘dc‘°Jh® ~m‘nandltig offtor. Mid c«n’P^ ‘‘I* 4^ ,» Why „„y w. u you .um will you uw like it it imwr better? c Cause kv lhc Promotion came unexpectedly. ln ,hc u- s- Army. Mra. Burwell U 3w_n«. o wav_ _ij d„. K>' Lieut Kirchner saw service with employed in the office of the In•8• «> old-Um. tloat______________________ — ,1.. a.,-— __ < Seal and __ . .Lock . , Co. Ml 1. ea; suns auda nillrV.F quicker, nmaV* breaks neater, fen feels the Atlantic fleet.... before he entered. temnUonal j unoother, amelia fresher 1 Swaudarful! the police service here In 1931 and -------during his work In the deportment GARDEN < LliR h- u.o ______ ... .. .1 . „The Flu- J™* Irvlnu he wasu with the naval reserve unit ”8 Garrtm harden rlnl £*“b — mel Feb' tvno *" «*atY wook: M*ai auin here, serving as commanding offi-119 *“h Mr* o,Pnn Miller In Mid- gcosg< busks . .AU. whitiman ccr of the communications division . rilevllle. Mrs Amby Mugridge assistAll our hairstyles are designed, in fact, to He formerly lived in Hastings. Hastings ‘ ,IH *•»--------------*oU>cl to ------hold Cross u Red " ‘ Hc -------•bring out your best points for flattery. benefit Tuesday evening. Election of NfW WHfTf KOAT1NO SOAP Come here for complete satisfaction! SILVER HEDIHNG 'officer* at next meeting. March 19. ANNIVERSARY ;.t Mrs. Van Sickles. Several boara Mr and Mra. Carl LaFayeUc df were filled for the local boys'iri servLapeer, formerly st lids city, willI lee. ee makk Finger Wave ^rtc be guests of honor ut Open House 30 .APPOINTMENTS Dried OU for their Silver Wedding Annlver- WITH CONSUMERS CO. _____ EARLY eary. to be given by Uieir son. Pvt. FOR THIRTY YEARS George LaFayctle of California, and Tn the February editing, of the slaughter und husband. Mr. and Consumers Power New*, appeared Mra. Glen Rogers of Lapeer, at the the picture of Glen M Brower, man­ former’s home. 800 Michigan street. ager of the Hastings division, who , Lapeer, from 2 to 5 p. in. and 7 to lias been with the company 30 .10 p. m. Saturday, Feb. 28. - . yean tills month. PERSONAL MENTION Spareribs Are Nutritious T Pennock Ho,pUal |! What About the Men's Clothing Situation for 1942 ? Here Are the Facts Clothing manufacturers are allotted only 40 per cent of the wool they used for January, February. March of 1941. This is a drastic cut. and applies to fail clothing It will result in o sizeable increase in clothing prices, or substitutes will be added to the wool for making part-wool fabrics, or it may be a combination of both. Spring clothing greatly affected. (ordered last September! will not be However, there will be practically no re-orders 09. spring merchandise because of the scarcity of cloth at this time. Retail clothiers are being allotted a per cent of their last -years purchases on knitted goods, work clothing, mackinaws, and hunting togs. There is an acute shortage of white shirts, but for the most part, shirts, tics ond accessories will be obtainable, but the quality will be below standard. This condition is the result of war. and it is a serious con­ dition. ' The government is now working out a plan for the ra­ tioning cf clothing. This will be done with considerable study before it goes into effect, and*is not opt to happen in the very near future. There is no need for panic nor for hoarding because no one will go without sufficient clothing — but we advise our customers and friends to take the matter up at once,’and if clothing is needed for spring or foil — purchase the ac"tual needs sometime before June to insure the following: 1. To Get the Lower Price. 2. To Get Better Quality. 3. To Get a Better Selection. A large part of Bairds spring clothing has been received, and we will be happy to show them at any time You Con Do Better at BAIRDS HASTINGS MICHIGAN The BEAUTY BAR SWAN SENSE ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Designed for BEAUTY TI JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS �THE CHURCHES Will the Isolationists, like the I parachutist who dropped on tlie | Devil's Tower In Wyoming, event­ Burr Fassett for n pot h»ek] ually have to ask the rest of us to r. You are cordially invited. I AUCTIONEER Ville werr Sunday dinner guests of' Mr. end Mrs. Elmer Gillett 85 OF EVBBT SALE for Bad Creaa. Until farther hotleo I will donate *5 »f Mr. and Mra. Harold Higdon of Battle Creek were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs J. L. Higdon. In the afternoon they nil called on on Jefferson St., Hastings, for lease on a gallonage basis. Contact LeRoy Foster, Hasting), or the Shell Oil Sheldon Agency SHELL SURER STATION Surety Bonds Phon* 2185 Hastings Hide.. KsUmnoo. Mr. and Mrs. John Bryans nnd, family of Hasting* were Sunday nf-1 land I’urpri.'ed her Thursday evening the occasion being tier sixteenth birthday. They oil went to see "Sergennl York" at-the Strand after AUCTION SALES MILLER REAL ESTATE CO HASTINGS. MICH. MILLERS REAL ESTATE COLUMNS HENRY FLANNERY Nashville phone 3201 Date* can be made at Banner office. B6lh birthday Sunday. February 22 fariuly. Mr und Mrs. Merritt Mead. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine and Mr DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. noarly aoo neciunRi •ut. make a nice roturu to It t right ty. Prtc«J tig*' Fine inodaru luutr on Sooth frraou HI Ha* ativui everr »IOT«ta»nl that on« «>k tocrlher with a One «ar» H. Another in our community who has lhe distinction' of being born on Coal. Gas ond Oil Fired furnished and j»r. tar. 1 B«»«l 5° utl>. Marshall Furnaces R*psir* Will pat 88.400 in- ECON-O-COAL STOKERS nnd Mrs. Arthur Struble ot Hustings' were Thunduy night supper groats cf Mr. nnd Mrs. Marcel Evijlcl. Eaveitroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE ■ . ui s‘1,1, l.!,-.d >> t.,. e i-.t,,..-. Sunday dinner (rs. Charles Day.. MERCHANDISE FOR SALE CURT SOLOMON WANTED Monday afternoon. JERRY ANDRUS AUCTIONEER Loving cup nt Quimby last Monday tftghl. winning over Coats Grove by one point, which makes Barryville winner for two Micpcs-sive months. SATISFACTORY sing vlaitcd at the home of Mr. and Mra. Marcel Eva let Mat Wednesday. SALES SERVICE Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Phone 7-2 Middleville JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES .and Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone 2588. or call riahire, England, in 1750 and in London In 1814. Infher early belonged. to the Methodist church. CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS enjoy its benefit*. created a sensa­ tion among a certain class. She also published booklets on drcams and prognostications of many kinds. Finally she died of a brain disease. We hove o collector stationed in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges. PIANO TUNING HORSES - $5.00 Call E. T. WOOD EXPERT WELL-DRIVING AND REPAIRING Peru Export* Sugar Peru exported &» per cent more sugar m the first five months ot MHO than in the corresponding month* of AUCTIONEER List your Auction Salt* with DEWEY REED COWS - $4.00 Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $5.00 Estimate* cheerfully given. Dal can be mad- — ”------- “ Phon* J467 Phone Collect Electrical Wiring Prompt Service and Reliable MONTGOMERY WARD CO. NEON SIGNS CARDS OF THANKS HENRY EGGLESTON Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 CASH We hove plenty of that For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum. Brass, Copper & Lead. - Wc advise you to place your order for new Hamess " NOW. " THE GRANGES GLENN F LAUBAUGH M5 No. Michigan Avenue Due to condi- on hand. Trade your wheat Lily White flour. give the same change you get at mill. Truss Fitting W Wl| I nTUaIuIIYeS Vdrji ...l.l V Mk.ng „ ,,u!. Our n»-« .••*”' |.T«. W.irl, Kntidrr. »» jib*TP. Uui. k b.l-., lia.itag. Hastings Phon* 2118 hofrd- Order a load now and be ready for the next cold spell. EXTENSION GROUPS LY BARKER'S Farmers, Attention C. "BILL'’SHERWOOD FOB 1 INSURANCE Hotel Hastings Phone 20*8 u. for We ex­ the SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mgr. JACK SEMPF SHOE b LEATHER GOODS SHOR Hastings, Mich. �interesting, off the next THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1942 EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR The Theaters JUDGE CLEMENT M. SMITH LIVED A VERY ACTIVE AND USEFUL LIFE ■ATION intact LeRoy te Shell Oil Nat’l Bank SECTION TWO-PAGES 1 Public Forum | wood, and Mrs. Clarence WiUlanu FAIR LAKE and daughter Rosemary, teal and) clarence Rorabeek b in BonrM DELTON Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter of Kala- hoaplul after an operation tor ap- I STRAND THEATRE Edltor of the Br.nner: ■ rnazoo. | pendidtb. We all iwpe tor a speedy A paragraph In your paper!iI Mis* Helen Newton of Hastings recovery. star ring George .Montgomery. and LoweU Teeter* ot Caledonia M and Robert MitcheH *r» (Continued from page 1, Sec. 1) ■ , iam«u ijvt nonacr. mik tra lakct.’ spent the weekend with Mr. and „. f h^t l l M utieh*n whteh Implied that junk dealers in al>o a niece Patay Earley of Hersey. Mr*. Russell MoU. Saturday after-i Helen Wt^^ A story of tlie old west based on whom he served without thought ot9——------------------------------------------------Barry county are kypmg children from Wednesday unUl Sunday. |noon caUei- at the MoU home were; AUl Boctety waTwril the notfel by Zane Grey. pay. would be a long one. Not in- could do so much and have such , out pt home of the proceed.-, from Mrs. Robert Louden won the rug'Boyd Clark and daughter. Mary of . .t_nd<(. meettna for March frequently these meant small loan*, varied activities. • Here is lhe latest In sign*, wen Anne Shirley. Ruy Bolder in >their waste popcr which the Camp Fire Girl* sold tick-; Hind* t Comer* and, Mr., and Mrs;; — - - ■ ■ ...... which often were not liquidated. He1 One ureal disappointment came to over a pile of very discouraged-look- ; "Four Jack* and a Jill’* lets on. The money which they re- Everall Bolyan of Gull lake. dinner with Mrs. Bert UlU. Mn. Most people don’t rcuUxc-that •M * member o< ee.ee.1 IbTOu- Jud<e Smiu>. Ue m.... me. Ingoldxlr?*: "For sale—Experienced ■ Weaving a gay theme around the ' reived and which amounted to 110. [ Callers at the home nf Mr and yna Mason and Mrs. Haiti* Penn.uk »»>■ who -.»j Waihh»*to« ha* wt a top price bri" tie. here, (ekm, Ume U. .item! ■ ?"• “ “» 1 was given to the Red Cross. Mrs. W.jMrs. Leon Pennock On Sunday MU. helping her. llrts •• , ups and down* i-f a young man -. thru meeiiMV -mln, them In >" he Ute peoeedure or boast* talent* lor music and danc- M’ra’’- ond ,l b this price which gets; W. Potter af Wall Lake made the emoon were Mr. and Mrs. Reuben ,., many When he thm*ht *** (edeerl emiru Allee bavin. ■ advertised In the pre**, it represents. rug and gave it to the Camp Fire Schmugge and baby ot Battle Creek Tlie Jeep came in the ratting room Memorial Day was ****r^*^a* elmilt tuiloe for over n the ’op pnee which we gel for the‘ Girl-,. and Mr. and Mr*. Fred Ko.« and ’ „u u-.i/T*.at _ he dntrn 3*««. >'r believed that he one night, very wet. and hopped up Fredfr|c March. Loretta Young in ! scrap we tell. Naturally, we can't■ tingly observed Ini Hastings Mrs. Fred Oe Hughes relumed to. two children. Philip and Frank of - - « . ....^ . fete publicta* Ih;. raprn-w »hlch Amply on the piano key* to pout and I "• —-’ Windsor chair which has an nlin> Bedtime — Story cnl)ed'A ---------------------: pay thl* price to our customers and1 her home here Tuesday afternoon Kalamazoo i««h»r. chm ol «P»lll-> him tor mrricr on Ihr rnl- had a time persuading her that it Tlie story ot a playwtight who 'exact to keep in business. ! fronj.Bont. Iron) Borg.'.'s ’is hospital where when- she hadmid Mr. and "* ------Mrs Basil Hayward and . pmtnm eommllw .nd .rrv.d f"1 >»~h Th-r. on mpnln. So called because this resembled an wouldrQ take "no" for an answer. It co*u money to sort the mate ­ ' e—* _ —— ccrly ttro been a surgicifl patient •for nearly two; daughter Cleo of Alto called on their for several years t°r which he appilccL nnd he had was not the proper place to drip. old-time high comb. Willard I «" Her daughter. Mr* Mr*. wttUrA. brol|wr and sister-in-law. Mr. and Would you not say that a man b$, n .UiglUy recommAded by mrn The next morning I learned where even after his wife said "yes" to Hal. bale it. and then transport it weeks 25 """" or 30 ~' miles to where it can be “ re- Waters of Plainwell is staying with Mrs. flwyn Hayward. Sunday aftall these things tiling* and many ot' Influence nt Unslne and Wash- *he got her. moiature. Buster wa* another man. who did aU proceMcd. her. • . ।rmtoh. more had given a fine service to «n«<on- But the President refused taking a bath arid she didn't have AT THE BARRY You don't expect.a-storekeeper to‘ Mrs. CDytOn Stough. Mrs. diaries' the community and th<? county t0 tn*k'' the appointment because any more brain.* than to Jump tn sell an article for the same price where he lived? And he was always Smith was then 62 Tlie Pres- his lap while he wa* in the tub. Of "Blondie Goe» to CoUege" Unemploymcnt Costs , he pays for it; you expect him to1 Harrington and Mr*. Bertim Adams' a-friendly man. who liked folk* be- *den< Misled that lie would not ap- course he dunked her. attended the Battle Creek Nature ( According to tha National Re­ cause they were folks-* kind man. J»*n‘ “ fwleral Judge who wa* nast [ • • • sources committee, unemployment Dagwood finds out a college edu- —---—• -- ------------------- — — keenly sympathetic, who wa* glad 80 11 seemed hard to accent that i Rusty and the Jeep got In o scrap during the depression cost lhe na­ cation will help him In a business I*' 1 J uuk d « ‘ krs lo customers to give time, thought and effort to decision when the Judge felt that ' -(probably —-• — • »-« — •« -*•« wui HOM <11 uu-.uir-. - nrlrr (or . about the boy friend who IIIAIUII Mr. and Mrs. Mason Norwood of tion I'JOO.&OO.OCO.OOO. which included ........... . ... .. . thfl’ Ih.l that ll.rv »ame Price for scrap they others was well to do the work But uuiriA who W>» needed nceuru a> friend mrno when he -------------- able -- ---------------------------—wa* singing to them under the wln- way and besides he wants to play , HW <v. .«■ ■*.....B ... Kalamazoo visited their brother and1 idle men and machines. • . ll was hard for them to get along. ,ie soon found that Important case* <jOw when We were trying to steep* football. We ’ re entitled to some profit on sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, The 1 lie many iiuiuy tilings nungs he ne did uiu for iui such auvu 'n bi* own court. re*i*>n.*ib>lliie* --....... in ... BIld the Jeep pulled a hunk of fur the material we handle just the Norwood Sunday afternoon. I -------------I.l>n q{ Rtu|y |f|at m<.an Ruisty "Code of the Outlaw" starring --- .---------------folks were known only to a few of the hank bank------------------and other wnrk work nave him jsami- as ..torekeepera. or farmers, or Robert Barnes and son Bob spent *tarring Bob Steel. Tom Tyler. his closest friends, for he never .... “J* — he -----------------------could do. and — he -,-r. fqrgpt — hi* -—* is dc-"furr"ed? manufacturer* are on the stuff they from Saturday night until Monday Rufe Davis di&apnointment. He was clad did . • • • mentioned them. — ------- ” ----------'"* he A,J -with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford aa Silcoek w find the work and had the strength , paUy gayn the girls at school are Tlu 3 Mesquiteers again appear InJ sell. .~«-> Clement McDonald Smith waa —। You don t find many Junk dealers,at Plymouth. '.\nd. * v‘° daJ‘: rc<'1 ‘O‘ng to learn that awful song. another of. their thrilling series. the son of David W. and Nora Mc­ 5r that the work needed be done. --------- come -- ■ ------I piling up big money and tliat .* a Mrs. RstelU Barber and daughter Donald Smith, who were pioneer Ros"to O ’Day and they didn't in speaking of■ out right on the chorus. It seems . pretty good indication that the rates Ir„nr of Richland called on Mrs residenU Ol rVAlUCULB of VMUCWll Castleton W^llUUp. township. His , , To, one , of. hl* sons, ............. ........... .. ” parents began their married life hl)l ’»ck «»f ambition to become n they were leaving out one bootn- "Honolulu l.u" 1 IWy a’’* ln,lr . . . Marshall Norwood Saturday after­ on a farm in that township, north *T*,thv rn4’’- J‘‘dge Smith Mild: toody. This comedy team offer a* much1 . Waste materials are needed, to - help •— noon. ' of lhe village of Nashville. He was 'earsago I made a sort of contract entertainment as a three-ring circus America win the war and it .Menu -------« > » --------------। to me that most good American* bom December 4. 1844. Some weeks with the I ord that if He would give Gues* what we've got? You can't---------------- * * *------------c>Mvrd word from her mother. Mrs.' previous to that date his parents nM' ennuvh to .rin nnd the strength in a hundred years. Rabbits. Two ACTIVITIES OF LOCAL । should be worrying more over getting 1... i..-u >..a...A.,.| ccnters had driven In a lumber wagon to >« d“ “■ » ™‘>ld be content I have batches. Both mothers have the ODD FELLOW LODGE K wui d. ..4...u..„ "X Fort Wayne. Ind. in order that the tried to keep my nart of that agrec- mm nests buried "of in deep hay and 'one lined ’ ra^bbif ” fur" Heating, fzxlge No 58. I. O O. F t"l^y‘ ’would orerthTracl’mlt junk rxpeciant mother might be with went. Certainly the Lord has kept with oodles of rabbit fur. One Don't put off any relatives and receive care which >’l» part." mother keeps her babies uncovered has received acknowledgment from dealers are making a little profit out longer the thrill Few person* nutside of------------------their closewnuc whUetne lheotner o.herone oncnas uicm thrmaevpdw.p, ....the H-'.. Queen .......... Cluiriocte of -the matertil. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Wren and lhc iu10n?r f?irTn ,'.Orne could 'l0T_. ------«... ’..s hospital in ... -- they '7' handle.. -------- •; provide. So Clement wa* bom in frle.ntu rro|lw hou. im^i-tant and jv covered with fur and hay nnd a England for tne donationrecently । Junkdealers are Just aa good cltl- daughter nnd their brother George of owning your indlana but spent Id* life in Uiis hclpful (x)lh |ht, Jlldlfe |UId Mrs pkce of old earpet. Both families sent. Charles Annuble having re-. «'•«« «">’ other American. We Wren all oi Muskegon spent from S?‘Jn?yi Smith were the summer month* thev are equally sturdy nnd fat. Anoth- celved the following letter: arc trying to do everything we can Friday until Tuesday with.their sis­ own home. A i.aT-iZ. I . smith were tne summer montn.* tnev are cquauy siuray nnu rat. snntiirtutrirt school, also the Vermont- "P«'t. at. Bay View each year. TIiHr „ ihcr had "We are deeply grateful to you for to help this nation ot cure. We re ter. Mrs. Mary Shedd. Mrs. Oscar er nio mother had some sofne ilui lliat zero zero night night Building and Loan Assn, plan smoothes the way to ACnrC2’n ihl cottage was near the shore of beau- and they nil —• generous donation —.. .« .... — .-------— -part . to turn ---------the .-------all froze in In spite of the the .•your to assist us Dying Io do our tide Chamberlain, local was a caller Sun­ ...... ... afur out .. ...... ...^ — -n 'i -v-r 1861-62. For a time he carried tne Utile Traverse Bay. Tlie view fact that she pulled of .... her- i.. in ..... our ......1. work for ..... the — wive* and i...n„. babies nf °f hnttl battle o that that rikhhaa waii wont ever day afternoon. home ownership. We will be happy to explain the terms mall to Hastings from Nashvill.-. aero*.* that bay and the wonderful wlf and two other rabbits to cover of service men. nnd I enclose official be rambllrui down the streets of our our. Mirs Kathryn Horton of Parch­ His diary, carefully kept, tell* some aunsala always gave them pleasure, them ment spent the weekend with her to you. You will be amazed at the low cost of buying She is young and didn’t receipt with my warmest thanks. town-. • interesting things about that ex­ .The bracing air. the pleasant siir- make their nest deep enough. The parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J C. Horton. "We in England greatly appreciate> One ot the junk dealer* perience. Wlille Leon Pennock was putting a home NOW. roundings, the many fine people they other two batches were both bom the splendid help of every kind Hint, । Our subject taught school In Carl­ met were very helpful. The Assembly on zero nights nnd certainly arc L* reaching a* from across the sea CHAPTER PRAISED ice Ui his Ice house Saturday aft-, ton and Castleton in the fall of programs appealed to their cultured thriving. Tlie next zero night will in this time of trial. Best wishes to J OR WORK AT FIRE emoon the shTite came down letting 1882 until Die spring of ,1885. Tn Mr. Pennock fall. A large cake of taste.* and were stimulating Tlie probably bring, more as the date* you all for 1941.” 1 When fire gutted the once proud home. Don’t delay — the fall of Hie latter year he en­ or twelve week* they spent there they are expected doesn't make a The letter wa* mailed from Hain- luxury liner Normandie in New Ire fell on hl* left arm. breaking the tered the law school at Ann Arbor, ten each year made such n change In bjt c.f difference, just zero weather mersmith. Eng., on Jan. 7 und ar-; York Harbor. American Red" Cross b0"’’ Ju*t above the wrist, but for lack of money could re­ their activities as helped them In ls au that L* required to bring Mr.1,", and Mra. .®^ Bert Patton here uuuui about «-ru. Feb. i*. 14. over u(. volunteer workers were quick to arr,„ ^ „enterIlm He He ....... ...»......... ls gu lnal u reqmreu io uring a rived nvni nvrv —Pa -------7, main there only a few montIm. lawver h0^' m,n<* ",,d ,p,r,l ‘n“>’ dld batch. Maybe I ought to contact month in transit. Not so bad. how- rive at the scene with canteens and tain<-d Mr. and Mrs George Schoolpractice not B0 ,o Bay V,fw t0 resl' 11 Ripley on it. It has me gue.-wing. ever, when one considers pn-scnt war' medical supplies. craft of Battle Creek nnd Mr. and or«cuce ,--------------------- _ .-------------,* > . _ _ B ------ ....---- ---------1i Tn,I. umi w«* conditions and. ncstrictiotisi This rfact was noted K.. by nvr PM. v-«... New Mr-. Mrs. Arthur Arthur Winter* Winters nf of Anmuia Augusta at at­ in tlie hard way—by atudying in a , , . I York tabloid, which roundly crltl- a dinner Sunday. W .UU» ttoKlft i Jta. KUAN,: law office and passing an examlna- busy the uroe_,>ut „ WM ft ,tUn. - wVl)Sf.Hn. W. W. Lung and Mrs. Ulllon, At their meeting last Tuesday ' ^fzed work of volunteer* during the tion. In 1912 the University of ulating change ‘ ‘ ‘ . . change from from their their usual usual *“ night, the lodge voted to purchase fife but commented. ’Shining ex- Rapp of Wall lake entertained the' Michigan recognized hb successful RctW1UM Duane L Henry, son of Mr. nnd activities, wWch which no no doubt doubt addfd added nnothcr loan hospital bed. making ,hc Red Cross. It moved following guests at a birthday din-1 career a* a lawyer and Judge by yearn to their lives as well ns much Mrs Shirley B. Henry, passed away two bought bv the Odd Fellows and lnStebbins III dr. °“l wny. n.r!’ tier Sunday in honor ot Mr. and ...nUm, him hU Ol Buh.l. », Wrtnnd.y nnW* ol U«. o«k. one by the Rebekah*. The women “ndrJT,115e’ dld ,U Job Q‘“CWY Mrs. Claude Harrington of Ban-' nr nf Iawi and datinn It back to a hejpfuj tlnM. for their chll- dealh being due to pneumonia He and expertly.' I field: Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Nor1867. when the class he entered was Oren m <h.lr trowmo ran ;was Aug. 18. ■— born ----------" 1922. ut - Butler. "",l’r are also purchasing niattrcui covers and will get rubber sheets, if avail­ graduated. Tn 1017. Albion college Outstanding qualities ot Judge Ind., and was 19 years and 0 months able. conferred upon him the degree of 'Smith were hi* kindness, generosity'. old when he died. Before coming to sna th- “nd loyalty to hl* friend* and hl* Hastings Dunne attended school In Karl Wellfare nnd Robert Newton During the fall of 1866 and the deep aympalhy for hU fe|low mfn Charlevoix. Surviving are hl* par­ spring of 1867 Mr. Smith taught gnd women. He wanted to under­ ents; a sister. Miss Helen Hynry; took the initiatory degree Tuesday school in Hutlngs TVp In the fall gtand folkl cipeclaI1y lhe human three brothers. Robert Henry, now night and will take the first degree at the next meeting. of 1867 and for that school year he slde 0[ (0^ fhe only criticism ever In training at Chicago; Dale, who Ls taught the grammar school in paRScd on his work as a Judge was at Great Lakes. III., and Shirley. . Charlotte, and while there studied thnl ,n casM wnw people Jr., at Iwme; also his grandmother. DEATH OF EDWARD law ... — In ------------the office - of — Attorney E ... A. ltwuglw thought he w was „ lw too ^-.Mumi.lta. tender-hearted Alma Watrous, of Battle Creek. SCHARFF OF DETROIT Edward Scharff pissed away last Foote, passed hl* examination nnd UI1d sympathetic. But tha large mn- i Private funeral services were held was admitted to the bar April 21, jorjty he received each time he ran at the Henton funeral home in Del- week al his home in Detroit. Sur­ 1868. But he did not begin prac- for Of(h.e proved that the voters ton on Friday, tlie Rev. H. W. viving are ills wife, Hattie; and a tlce then, but taught ol ulcuUHJlt thc district hud ,uu full confidence « in .-----------------Campbell of— Assyria officiating. In­ . brother, Charles. Tlie funeral serv--------— the ..._ Nashville --------- - U1 _u lluu *---------------------- — the winter integrity os > a juu*r. judge. Hi* His liuiicaly honesty . terment ~~ was !r. In the A*ayrin Assyria Cent?" Center Iocs were h»Id Tuesday at the chapel school for a Iyear. ’C—r. In ib.c nm’er -of nf hla i:iic*riiy ted In Middleville and ..A...-...—>ia...-a< in all »ii hi ermeterv beside his grandfather. of Oscar C. Yost in Detroit. 1869 he located neV er aquestioned his* long ' cemetery resumed hl* studies of the hw un-|career Hu dutles nnll responsibili-1 der Harvey Wright, whom the al- |llcj M ft man M a lawyer and ttR a 1 tomeys of that day recognized a* a judge werc taken seriously, and disman of unusual ability and skill In ciulrKed aa he believed they ought lhe practice of law. |to be. • On April 12. 1870, Mr. Smith hung Judge Smith's attitude toward out hl* shingle and began the prac- others was embodied in a worn newstlce of law at Nashville, which waa paper clipping found in hb pocket then a growing village. He was sue- when he died:— ceuful. On May 17. 1871. he wa* ’The story Is of an old man who married to Frances M. Wheeler of hud crossed a chasm, but who had Woodland. Four children were bom paused on the other side to span to thb unfon—Gladys, who died at the gulf with a bridge. A fellow pllIhc age of two: Shirley W. who is. grim remonstrated with him for and has been for many years, the wasting his time. His Journey was president and secretary of the done, and he would never pas* that 1 'Vnherslty of Michigan: Gertrude J., way again: therefore the folly of wife of Judge Russell R. McPeek of building a bridge at eventide. But Charlotte: and Donald D.. a sue- "The builder lifted his old gray head ceiuful business man of Detroit. I‘Good friend, in the path I have In lhe fall of 1876. Mr. Smith was come’, he said, elected probate Judge of Barry There fol iowe th after me today county and moved to Hastings. He A • Youth J—-- •--* •-----whose feet -----must pass this served eight year* In that office, during which time he also continued Thl* chasm that has been naught to practice law. In 1883 he became associated with PillUp T. Colgrove tn To that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be; the law buslnees. lhe partnership Shaving Cream continuing for ten years, until he He, too must cross in the twilight COLDS 666 A HOME FOR YOU IN '42 ION :R 12314102 ASSOCIATION DR J •°° hl give [I rge*. CE 5 D541:+$7:^790^:/+./4792^7:++:+^^:/:.^^ MONEY Is Our Business! .00 NEEDS $1.25 dim. ’ wa* named by Governor John T. Rich a* clrquit judge to succeed Good friend. 1 am building this bridge for him'." Judge Frank A. Hooker. This Ju­ dicial district then Included Cal­ houn county, which was made a DRESSINGS, CLOTHES SHIPPED TO HAWAII separate district in 1901. More than 1.000,000 surgical dress­ Judge Smith served this judicial district from January 3. 1893. to ings made by American Red Cross January 23. 1923—a little over 30 volunteer workers have been ship­ ped to Hawaii since war was de­ years. On lhe last named date he had held court all day at Chariot^. clared. Also sent were 12.595 dresses, When court adjourned be went to 10.830 sweaters, 3,030 overalls, 4.915 shirts and 5.000 blankets. his room at the hotel. He was there en, with but a brief warning during CAREFUL AUDIT which he summoned assistance. “Contributors to the Red Crass Though away from his home, he waa have the best guarantee In lhe world that there won't lie any hokus-pokua loved him m a father. So he died. with the funds, because the books are audited annually by the War Department and reported to Con­ while doing his regular work., Judge Smith was the most me- gress."—Walter Winchell, newsthodlcal man this writer ever knew, paper columnist. He made a clear record of every I transaction in, which he was direct­ ly concerned, or when he was in I anv way acting for another. HU children were amazed at lhe num­ ber and the completeness of the) records he had kept, covering all; his individual affairs and the many cues where be had acted In behalf ia guaranteed to help pared and placed wflere he could put hb hands on them whenever the figures were wanted for aqy pur­ pose. They found the diaries he had kept for every day. dating back to I860, in which he mentioned mat­ ters that had Impressed him. He was the personification of method and orderliness. That was why he CREOMULSION J 08 35c Ingrom's 90 Dr. Wernet's AQ 60c Tooth Powder . ■ I 70c SLOAN'S LINIMENT OO f?Q< 60c REM COUGH SYRUP 4Q 60c SAL HEPATICA A Q< $1.00 DR. MILES NERVINE OO QQ 60c ALKA SELTZER AQ< $1.50 Notex, Red $4 .1? or Green Label----- I 50c IPANA TOOTHPASTE QQ< 60c LYSOL Special □□ 75c Fitch's “W AQ< Notice to Mothers! Shampoo Peckhams Remedy 75c Vaseline CQ< .Hair. Tonic AQ $1.00 ZONITE ANTISEPTIC 75c PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC «7Q f 75c Fletcher's •Oaca triad eater without I" Sold by all druggist*. Money matters, regardless of the amount in­ volved, require careful consideration. You will find, as have many others, that it pays to consult "Your Banker" first. Through the various departments of this bank we are rendering a complete, modenalxinking service which includes the Industrial Loan Plan. Under this plan you can finance automobiles, farm machinery, home appliances, etc. If you need money-don't hesitate to ask us about it. We ore here to serve you. Stop in at any time. You are always welcome. CASTORIA 59' your child'* cold, cough or croupy cough, due to ■ cold. Day in and day out we are dealing, advising and arranging financing for' individuals and business firms. We have specialized in money matters for ^radre than half a century, and the accumulated ex­ perience of these years is at your service. HASTINGS CITY BAN 'Fifty-Five Yean of Continuoiu Service” LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TH UBS DAY. FEBRUARY M, 1941 I, Mr. and Mra. Floyd Hdlaa and Mrs J purchaaed one on Orapd River when the Chapter entertain* the'and report* a steady Increase In clnlty. once living In Irving and to Michigan and lettled on the farm smith and family. Road. Detroit, which Ls nearly com- other five chapter* in th* -----------Besides --•—*— 1 business the -------manufacture L. R. Beeler. Barry county Red Parmelee Pans-1:« where they operated six mile* aouthweat of town now ' The front ha* been tom out of pitted. * ■’friendship night" of ot the the season, i. of at buttw butter and and powdered powdered buttermilk. buttonnllk, CroasTlrst-ald crow Ilrrt-aH director director isto having having *- »lorw, later — ’moving"to Middleville owned by Fred Btokoe Later he 1 the »tore block formerly occupied The Floral Garden club wiU meet The *“------*— ’ ** 'The regular meeting h ~ scheduledd the the making making of of cottage cottage cheese cheeee wa* wa* bluy buiy vur.c ume theae these day* days or or rather rather eveevi when they purchased the farm now traded farm* with Andrew Btokoe rpr by Hie Better furniture, and now Wednesday. March 4 at the home of. for Friday Friday mgnt night so so mi* this wwill be a recently begun and now whole nlng* with classes at various towns known as the Glenn Solomon place. and moved acron the road into Mr. and Mr* Wilber Klump and owned by Clayton Bennett, and we Mrs. CantUever neor Barlow • busy —lake. — — , week for the "Stan". 'Star*-'. {cream cheese Ls being made. Pete fOT clvllan defense. This week the Mr. Watson died in 1917 and since Leighton twp- Allegan county Mr. and Mn. Jacob Klump were hear wifi soon be occupied, after ”—•— —* Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mri. wim Wm was Lnviwiim Grand -Peterson of “ Detroit to lhe new man classes wuim being iiciu held at n Heating* Ume JUS hto wue wtte na* has inaoc made Iler her where ha lived until 1915 when he * Henning— and naia. . .w.j, Uebler wee ■ -- — --y--- — aain>*B three uun that luai limo Bunday dinner gunt* of Mr. and lhe remodeling 1* completed three tree children children of of Grand Orand Rapid* Rapid* Rapids Hapids Monday Monday and and attended attended aa in in charge charge of of the the manufacture manufacture of of night* night* ot of the the week wwk and and at at Na*hNa*h- home home with with lhe lhe children children in In Grand Grand went to live at Kalamazoo. Hl* flat Mn. Roy Smith of CalejlMilk- OthMr and Mn Carl HUr and were rrr Rnndnv vLsItrm nf i— __ .._____ .________ __ active_ wife. Ml** Minnie Jayne* who also Sunday visitor* of hli hto brother. brother, luncheon with friends. I> th* the rhMW cheese nmdimt* product*. CWi* One rhMM chrese !■ to ..mvm, for tw0 — night* are closed Deke n Rapids. Mra....Waloon waa an D*n chlldren *crc vtoiton of their par­ 1 " j Floyd H»l». “ “» “» -W « X W Uta . wwk'. .«ta, in u>« chureh nnd WC.T.O. Holes. Jr.. “ U "• now emploKd employed « Youngblood of Caledonia enU Mr and Mrs c L Hlar and Grand Rapids st. ;fls gn altendant al 8tate । Johnson & Son * grocery and It reit before starting a new da** organization for many year*. Fu- 1912. Mr. Campbell owned lhe flrat Mr. and Mn. Wilbert Rosenberg Mr. and Mra. Fred Guffin, Sunday. Weddlng bells again nre ringing! : pital in Kalamazoo surely look* good enough to e*L there and also at Woodland. Orange- neral service* were held at the grain binder in that community. In ■ and granddaughter Jane of Plain- AfUmcca Afternoon callers it at lhe HUf Hiar 1.^.; home Junior Purdy son of Mr and Mrs. . . ‘ Mra. Glenn Miller and mother. vHle Delton. 8L B»M>iaUcal Evangelical ahalrdi church 1923 he: waa married to Mn. Rote — and —— -— . . Grigg* — veil visited hl* brother. Claude and were Mr and Mn. Robert Hill of Edward Purdy of thto village and ’“l Mr. Ambie Mugridge ware hoeteam ---------------------—------------------Mrs Jerald Dennison and daugh- Grand Rapids. Surviving are— three Hall also of Kalamazoo who died , to the Ir f - —- ------------------------‘ family In northwest Thomapple, Plainwell. Mr. Hill once was mana- Mtas Helen Roee of Heatings will “JJJ [rving Garden club at it* tera wh0 have orand Rap- •ona- djdr °f Battle Creek. Ray of one and one-half years ago. Since Biinrtay 1 ger of the local • trKroger ——- store and1 apeak Andrew Oa?kler has been mc,tlng „at— apeak their their vow* vow* Saturday Saturday evening evening ; the.— former’s-----------home, on lda for torne month* are again stay- Eugen*. Oregon and Wallace of then he ha* lived with hi* daugh­ .home of Mr. and Mn. Joe Cronin of Grand Is connected Mth the same com­ at at the lhe .home of the the bride'*parent*. bride'* parent*. '.ery Hi at her home ac*t of town.Creamery gtreet Thursday ~ Frances Cart. t-—;-,—------- r"’,— ter. Mn. Charles Baughman south­ .... ....------- , . . ----- the part week, with a severe cold ■ ,'!!!.? 1U< w,th WIM1 Onindnla. r i~:v«» «■»»• Rapids were Sunday afternoon visi­ pany now in Plainwell. Honoring lhe hride-to-be. Mra. Ver Private and Mr*. Kenneth CUne, ’We <bW”' TT ff11’.?' n’v are ate very vvijr sorry miuy to tu know ainzw that dau —— — Q —.l“ TTm ” “°* OI west ot town. He joined the Middletor* of her aunt. Mn. E. F. Blake Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Lewis and Hagen of Grand Rapid* entertained and to still confined to her bed. Her hospital receiving Grand ■daughter. Mr*. Retha Segar. to with came from Mtozouri on a short fur- Jerry ’------ *- I* ■- In- a*•— ■— --------1-‘— ° ”nd Rapid*. Mn. Albert Frey of and family son David came from Romulus Sat­ at n linen shower Thursday at her I treatment for a nervous breakdown, Detroit. Mn. Lyle Holcomb of Mt- 1869. shortly after , ito organization, Mr. and Mn. Herbert Thorpe and urday to visit her parent*. Mr. and homr. Junior has hern employed a*!; her mother part of the time after lough and attended the funeral of : the former * uncle Fred Nesbit at but we are* glad to know 1* much am|, Fla., and Mi* Kenneth Set- and had retained hto membership two little daughters. Heu-n and Mr* Lloyd Elwood. Lewie returned shipping clerk in tire Montgomery school duties are done. tn same for the past seventy-three jton ot Wtnatehee, Washington. Robert Carter who to an instructor Pontiac; also »pent a short time Improved Mary, and Prof. H. P. Greenwald of to Detroit Sunday but the rest re­ Ward store in Hastings for some', The Fann Bureau organization.'/Thl* eftntaunlty being’In arrean years. Surviving besides Mrs. Baugh­ mained for a/ten day visit. They time and Miss Rase tn the office. ’nt Chanute Field, IH.. spent Ute with JCen's parenj*. Mr. and Mr*, man are two other daughters. Mrs. their "cckcnd with hto parents. Mr and Guy Cline at Parmelee Kenneth will entertain friend* and neighlHe matter of Red Crow oppor- Fred Lanko of Climax and Mn. have sold thafr Romulus home nnd visiting her parents, We undrritand they will-make their : Mrs. John Carter in OrangeviUe. also learned while at the uncle's bors al an old-time box social SatUonment and knowing the great ; home Ui Middleville. Dean- Dunlap of Cheyenne, Wyo­ j The Cunningham brothers, rc- the first time he has .been home'home that his cousin to Ln training urdsy evening at the home of Reg- present need of aU moneys, some- ming; nine grandchildren and eight Ince accepting Itos iwsitlon. Hto also at‘ the "same camp Inald Cridler two mile* west of onc *<lb a real original. idea sug' reived news from thetr mother friend. Miss Myrtha Klaiber of Holt Mrs. Herbert Hund of Grand Rap­ town. Tlie fund* will go to the Red B'«tcd a most unique and money- great - grandchildren. Another daughter. Mn Enid Hoekstra died , Monday that their father hnd been was hto guest while at home. id* spent from Wednesday unUl Crou and N. C. Thoma* will act a* making plan-that of an old-time taken to the hospital in Baltic Mr* WilHard E Gray who had Sunday night with her friend. Mn. auctioneer. Those who attend, and auction sale an^the idea ha* gone Masonlc lodge conducted the serv­ been visiting at Grand Blanc and Claude Rosenberg of northwest it I* hoped there will be a large over big. Now. Middleville and the ices at the interment. Mr.’ Campbell I The Masters-Jones circle hail a I Wyandotte spent from Saturday un- ! Thomapple who to alowlv convales­ crowd, are asked to bring white ele- community Is asking for contribuAn Inlrrtmhonal Daily Nervi hatvr pleasant afternoon Thursday at the tll Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. I cing from a serious Illness Mr. phant* for the fish pond besldea U«» from everyone of some nature was a man of fine character, well home of Mrs. Harry Batoch although T. J. Berry and then returned to I Hand came on Friday night and their box lunch. The principal form ^or ,,lbl big event which will be held thought of by hl* many friends rome were not present because of her home at Chas&ell in the Upper (spent the weekend. of entertainment wUl be th* show- Saturday, March 7. on Main St., who extend sympathy to the daughcolds. Mrs. Eldon Poulson and in­ Peninsula: Sunday guests nt the 1 A letter received by Oscar Fink, ing of a Ben East film at 8:30 sorting al 2 p. m. N. C. Thoma*, ten and families Our village has been drawn very fant daughter were present and re­ Bern- home were their son James • beiner from hl* parent*. Mr. and o’clock bv one of.the T-K teacher*. ,h« oldtlmer auctioneer and Curt Feature*, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make ceived many nice gift*. A game and family of Grand Rapids. Mr* Andrew Finkbelncr who arc There will be other gomes and a Solomon, our Junior auctioneer, will close to the war through the death suitable for. the occasion was en­ Mr-. A. C. Johnson ucccnijMinled vacationing in Florida stales they lot of fun to anticipated. sell the goods and ,f if you “ aren't ** ” ,h * " A~u •'"* ran't of one ot "our boys" Donald O. joyed and caused u lot of laughs. her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Getty to are now at Dunedin. present at tlie auction you will miss Hall, who lost his life when’ lhe Layman's Sunday at the Metho­ Tlie devotional.* were In charge of Blodoett hospital Grand Rapids Mn. E P. Blake. D. O. Doyle and a lot of larnrhs and fun. It is hoped plane of which he was co-pllot Iniroduetory Offer, 6 Saturday I hum Cents. Mrs. E. E. Hickriian anti Mrs. Philip Saturday to see Art Who underwent Mr and Mrs. Perd Johnson attend- dist church was well carried out to nw 82000 by this mean*. The crashed nine miles east of Buena Bender presided during business Obtainable ar: an operation Friday for appendicitis. ed the Pioneer meeting at Cale­ although due to much sickness and Middleville merchant* have con­ Vi*U in Virginia. February 16 many deaths ’ tlie crowd was not a* ,tributed rin,„„ over 8500 worth of mer- while on a routine flight. Several ; Stanley Lyons began work Mon­ We understand he to coming along donia on Saturday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM large as should have been. The chnndl ^, blU u ^JJethlng^to olher ttlrmen ,oal thclr hv“ bl thc day at the American Steam Pump fine although he ha* been very sick. The Woman's Reading club had 136 West Center Streel were In charge of J. L. whlch It was a shock to ' Co in Battle Creek. Junior and Frederick Gillett and an enjoyable time at lhe Colonial vrvice* woven wc we ftJ1 an can ..nave a- snare. same . .accident. ----- ~ Rugg as chairman and music was ...... iu uhm ih * n*u,> .... Hastinr*. Michiran Nothing to IKArXrZ, too small or large - «»■•£ “* **“” “ ">£>« «}• news .... picked up ! Local Eastern Stars arc antlcipat- John Robertson, who recently went Tea. Tuesday. It wa* an open meet­ .uriUd b, u,, cw, .„d . I ’^ta Zta 'b™^ ” Jld . . . off tne ratlin new< hrnad.iii ____ i Ing a good time Thursday night into Uncle Sain's service are in ing and some visitor* were present solo, by Floyd Hole* Others taking are a’grain bm^er.dccixLc fenwc *,bout lhe Mtne Uine came trough . ...... --------- ------ ... -------- „ wriiHi uiu der rlcctrlc fence -------——... Arkansas. Although the attendance wa* small­ ----nurt were .heOter . . .by the' the Pres.K edllnr nnH R.. were devntlnnala devotional* hi In rhanre charge nt of .... a . nmde U'° Prcss cdllor and bX t^nuns. Dick Palr/ier who wa* recently er than hoped because of consider­ part John ^epkey and RumcII Bender; food 11 «“ a «real bl°’ caUed buck after being discharged able sickness. White corporation, clothing, food. poultry, ’’.T “etc More u,uItems " w are “lc needed. ‘“mu> ftnd Mr*. Nora Whitmore came Bun- announcement* by Curtis Sb>omon: Tbcsketch sk',tchofofhto hulife Ufe ------------------□; txmltrv. etc More Item* are needed nn“ ,rlen<ls- The for age limit, to in California. . was niwned tn tb* nann*r responsive readme reading led bv by W. R. livestock, diahe*. clothing picturesi— w“ P,10Ilei1 to the Banner last week. Former Leighton resident* will be day for a few day* visit with Me* resnomlve Harper; talks by Earl VanBlckle or whgt ‘ , Ip’tou have Donald had lived with his two alsinterested in knowing that Mrs. Del! Allen and other Middleville and F. H. Helrigel; usher, were VI wiuil nave your u you nave V”- .. --­ Mr» "ontethmg to give and you surely Mr* T r ouleU and something to give and you surely I r OUtett and MrsWalter Lewis who has been seriously1 friends <___ ____ T<._ ........... Jerald Reedxlrn Keerfztra ,inr» since hi. hl* parents ill is convalescing at the home of Mrs. Dana Potter returned Thurs­ Robert Dean and Vemon Hooper. havc notify any member of the Mr. and Mr*. Harold Stillwell of following committee: Stanley John-i John-idled dl,‘d when hc he was a y°uhg Jouhg l*d. lad. He her son Barney to now able to sit day from several week* stay with up some. Mrs. Harvey Wiggins who relative* In Eaton Rapid* and now Grand Rapid* were Sunday gueat* son. Arthur Valentine. Charlea WU- | had a sunny disposition, always of her sister. Mrs. Harry Baisch and Ham*. Clare Brog, or Jerald Bed- ----J°"y ----and b>' aucb -V.. ’ro*1 many tftuiui friends Telephone between the "humps"! for a time stayed with Mrs Lewis in pions to remain in har own home. ford. 1 among "*'* —’--------k—' been — old • and young. **He had Wayland’ also has been ill and ts Mr*. Vern Thomas of Parmelee family.| inn tried one week, culminating n with her daughter. Mrs. Clara WU1- entertained ut her home Wednea- . ------------ ———-- -------------—“ —t mr M'. „“ ia'I OTr5 Mr, Hotarl I,,rd, inson in Grand Rapid*. . day with with an tnlacelianeous miscellaneous show«r show«r naugnterz. day daughter*. Loraine Loraine and. Betty ot of entertaining entertaining — her <her _r grandl o-jndfalher from college romance and hto bride had Tlie Middleville Creamery which honoring Mrs Marlon Keagle Gale Coloma were Sunday visitors of the Grand Rapids at tiielr ’ home on returned on Friday from Norfolk. ,Va . where the wedding took place, recently instaHed machinery (or lhe a recent bride. Ernest Vermeulen family on the Grand Rapids St reception of whole milk is now The Pythian Sisters arc planning Irving road. Betty to convalescing i She had returned to her teaching Mr*. .Alice aged 77 duties in the Lakeview high school. m.n,Iou, Iml ,lra,UIU. ror.MSU.t_w~nJbrou.hBwr- nujJntaUte pjrjW. .1 th. „.laRebecca „t 0, „,Hoyt, u venrs. a resident of this community Battle Creek, on Monday last. Tlie _-al months for the interest of the Blodgett •Sta C-----------------tar* ,s----------- ,or XrnU >'•'> « >h. ' order. Leaders of the sides are Mr*. Grand Rapids her ' th. parents body wa* brought to Middleville on __________ onxipn nrr do.nand w X, d.,. I Lulu Allen and Mrs. Marjorie Wil- brought her down to enjoy the day. ithe 4:30 morning train Ulis MonThe *"■* Skelton, I Hams. •**-■* ’•— *(orm.rlv --------- *“ tired on lhe 2,":,,,. । day accompanied by a mIUtary es­ morning, where she had been for folk, end Ben Lee l.nr, on We Hl... rood. n»mln.. .he h.d Wen r« | Many of the town cort Funeral services are set for five weeks. Her husband Herbert . 1:00 o'clock Tuesday at lhe Middlecountry people also are Interested ■ - ■ Mr .nd Mn. Juob Klump ot Hoyt passed away Feb. 23. 1933. Mrs. I vllle Baptist church with the tew­ bi—the — .„converting west Thornapple of tne-old were school-surprised . ground into a playground for the Monday evening of last week when . ..A .. me .ber.°r the ¥*ddle' ; rence J. Bauer American Legion Effective Jane 27, 1911 vllle Baptist church, a faithful [Post of Hastings as guard of hon­ children enuaren and ana also a picnic spot, spot about noout fifty nity church enuren friends, friends. mem- ,nrmh,r . rhrt,H.„ Some mow,- .111 ta .mded lor tan ot U>e Bible elu. ot u,e Leah- "'"“'J “f f^.eYS nu™ ™d or. Interment will be In Crystal TO GRAND RAPIDS equipment and as a starter toward ton Evangelical church gathered * Springs cemetery at Benton Har­ the cause a baked goods sale will for a social evening They brought £rmTltrt 7:23 AM bor with the American Legion Post be held at Geuke* meat market, plenty of good eata which helped Mrs Btiin rt>e , of that city In charge. Besides tlie and anyone anvnno interested interested isUasked ntfce<t toInmake make the the evening evening complete enmnlete Best Rest Steen She leave. four Other ’ young widow and sisters. Don leaves and to nex? Saturday, -•-v wishes o pleasant and Teatful vVddlevlHe MMr.R^harie*ClRtt>erts I two brothers. Rev. Robert Hall of help — - the date -----------------------— •for ---------'-------- • ---* Feb. 28. Big Rapids, and Rev. Hugh Hall of 23. C. Of course, tlwre is never future are the wishes of their many •J - ovement without some on. friend*. The Klumna move to Grand Rupi^ ^d^Mra*^Mercdlti^Dlck Kewanna. Ind., and many friend* a good movement without wine op- friend*. Tlie Klumps move to Grand TO BATTLE CREEK position but many children of the Rapids thto week in whose memory he wUl ever live. of Heatings: two sons. Charlea of east side of town have no adequate Mrs. Hattie Stevens wa* in Orand Freeport and George of Kahmaioo. PRAIRIEVILLE place to play outside the street* and Rapids Saturday to the- funeral of weral «mndciiiidrcn nun ore«t grandchildren some have, narrowly escaped Injury Mr*. Clare Matteson who died Wed- several 'Irand. hildran The and i™iv great“ wnL Mr*. Ferri* Quick and Mrs. Lewto from speeding auto* that whiz nerd.y a few hour* after suffering oX nZter f.,^1 Johnson. Jr., were Kalamazoo shop­ around thf corners at too high a • rtroke of apoplexy Surviving be‘^5 pers. Thursday. speed The Methodist church ground sides her husband are a sister, and S' " t J 2lne™‘ thto Callers of Mr. and Mrs. LaVcm has been used extensively but there two brother*. Nelda. Mortimer, and 'T^av al 1^) n m tote^n^ TO LANSING Calthrop. Saturday and Sunday to always danger of breaking of ex- Earl Teeple aU of Grand Rapid. th-ir?ln? eernnTX were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman per.-ive window*, and this plot of Mr* Steven* came liome Sunday '"iu. . .. The neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. of Plainwell; Mr. nnd Mr*. Harry ground unused to an ideal spot for but returned Monday noon to re ­ t. is tnit re- u b Finltbeincr who live on the Nagle of Hickory Comers; Mr. and daily — many thouaanda more than THIn picture is in remind you that d ----small groups, — main few dafs with her -ftZ|bKaeSele fwe J .Tum recreation and " picnic------------■- ’for ------a•— Mra. Lewellyn Erb and children of Mrs Elmer Fenton 1 .... returned Sun- — nephew. Clare has many friends in dlcvll)e gathered there Saturday you cari improve your own tele­ ever before. Wnr call* mutt go TO KALAMAZOO ckson where Middleville who .. Sa>u.r.tU.y Delton: Hazel Billings. Henry Rogers. day from Jackson where she she had had Middleville who extend extend svmnatliv sympathy in in evening to remind them of their Lee Gurd and Lewis Johnson, Jr , through, even though it is Incoming phone aervicc und lend u hand in beeirthe past two weeks visiting her hto bereavement. twonr-mu twenty-flfUi wedding anniversary. all local. Mr. Calthrop 1* a Uttle im­ daughter. Mra. Cha*. Lewis and Thto community wa* greatly #ti .1, -reiMrt, .- cROod tJme. 8unday B speeding important war. mensugrs increasingly diflieull to meet aerv ice proved. family. She report* Rev. E K. Lewto shocked Monday morning when it famlIv dinnerK was held who has been HI. able to be out but became known that Gottlieb Kaech- Ftnkbetner home Daily Except Sunday Plan to attend lhe missionary needs us readilv uh in the punt. Bv if you ayoitl ibQw “Jnyik | ” periods has not yet filled hto pulpit. ele had died suddenly following a Go thrb K.ro^ie with who her diedfather, au^ program at the church. Sunday Mr and Mrs Bill McFall spent heart attack at the home of Mrs. Xniy Monday mom na a* one of morning at 11 o'clock war time. A — 10 A. M. io 1: doing your telephoning ut off-peak AU Olher Trip# Are Daily the weekend In Cadillac visiting Mr. Dora Kepkey in northwest Thom“.L ro°T!ngotle. °* relumed missionary from Japan will tlie guests, and all hto children but — when lelcplione lines are likely hourn, and keeping your calls us and Mrs. Arnold Parker and all at- anple where he had been spending one son. Albert, were present. Oth- speak. tended the .winter sport* on Satur- ‘he whiter. He had seemingly been wno were there ‘shTr Io Im- overloaded with calle. nliorl un posniblc. vou will be helping Mr and Mrs. Lyle Williams of day Mrs A H. Parker who had in excellent health thto winter and ™ ^fettTof sro Ji Mra Mau^ beyn in Cadillac since Thursday, on Sunday was present at a gather- gmlih of Muikegmii ’ancT cUleten Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Michigan Bell now is handling an lo npced lhe messages thal arc vilul when she went to attend the fun- ing of Ida chHdren at hto farm home Kwhele Of Wrandottr C"‘eUin Mrs. Sarah Johnson and Dora Io viclorv. average of more than .>,000,(Kill calle Mr. nnd Mrs. LcGrandc DePrie&tcr rral of Mr.. Sam Ardto of McBain, where hto daughter, " Lewi. tlmZof ettebrztSS’te? a"f7re entertained at s 7 o'clock dinner. J taJW, Wnd. tlra n„,ta..„ -Uj.ta.™.. „„ U,.„ „ Sunday evening in honor of Mrs DePrlesler’s motlier. Mrs. Sarah Phono 2137 Smith who was 89 years old. TuesGuests included Mr. T.lbou Ivn, „iun,rt u> HU when lhl,U«n >w. old cun, »llh JS'Ita TRIO CAFE u» duta.-.< Thon.ppl.-K.llo,, hU parrnu io Mkhl««n -lUln. on JSES? 7LKt£J,,,t L™. xtodl ihi. Mood., ‘. r.rm In LoUhion ioan.i.ip in,- J,'™", X of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Mary Polley Sunday callers of Mrs. Jennie NorFriends of the Ririiard Tanis Ran county. He purchased Lhe farm had been/lll for some time — and had rl* and Lucy were Mrs E. A. Parker family of Grand Rapid, are sorry three miles west of Middleville recently wo amputa' and Elizabeth of Hastings and Miss to Irani of hto severe skknes*. Hto about forty-eight years ago. Hto wife uona gangrene , Myrtle Smith of Battle Creek. sister-in-law. Mrs. Clara Gardner died in 1924. He w-as a faithful The re brought to the! I to also ill with influenza member of the Leighton Evangelical Beeler ------I home here and from I ‘ Miss Mivs Madse Madge Hunsbenr Hunsberger, teacher church. He is survived by Lots ot Complaint! here services were conducted at I in the sixth grade at Thomapplechildren, Mrs. Lewi* .‘Finkbeln Department stores, dry good* Kellogg iSg*at this co'mm'unlly. shirtey'orifternteni Wh? cS^cemJleS' ir,.1leweee school is' conva _____ ’______ ... .Ut. —....... t >.. Mrs _ wwi.,-,-.. . itorei and general merchandise her home tier in Grand home Rapid* in Grand from Raoid* a feth from of Sturgis. a feth of Mrs Sturgis. Maurice Mr*Smith Maurice Mr.Smith Campbell -----------------------■tore! of the United States handle a 11 wa* bom In ... New York ten days sickness with influenza, of Muskegon. Albert of Grosse Isle, »tate as a child ofMnine ------- and -----------------------..,v accom total- of 52,000.000 cujlomer comMrs Floyd Helrigel ha* acted as “nd Carleton of Wyandotte; four- ------- panted hto parent* when they came I plaints annually. Iter substitute qt the school during *<*n grandchildren and two bro thher absence. ere. 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COURT JT, HASTINGS PHONE 2448 was removed to lhe Cross funeral liomc at Caledonia but at thl* writfuneral arrangements awaiting arrival of hi* children in connection with the Red Cross work a course in home nursing to 'o be organized this Thursday everung tor a twelve week* period The class will meet *t lhe nurse's room In the school basement and will be In charge of Mrs. Angellne Fmkbeiner. Red Cross inrtructor. It to hoped a class of twenty-five ladle* may enroll for thi* courseI hat tl will ----------------------------------------mean much to them through life. The writer took such a course dur­ ing the World War and has found the knowledge invaluable At the meeting of the village caucui Monday evening all officers with exception af two trustees were •nominated.EllRussel. Bedford was nominated instead of A H. Parker appointed ta fill vacancy caused by lhe death of Councilman Lee John»on; Sam Myer* was nominated for j the weal side trustee replacing Clare .Brog;. George Juppstrom th* third C«v councilman was re-nominated, all lor two-year term*. Other officers ------ ,L Glenn E. Blake; clerk. Dora White; treazurar Blanche Segerzlrom; assessor. Ma* >te Lynd Caucus committee tor next Md-iliu fcM^i & »*«• c*«‘TOa"; IUmy MMIer- OthM«l» yiire? «• M»l-Sa-Us •« v«n» HUr and James Rugg | The remains of Mrs. Sarah-Wat­ son. aged 78 years, widow o( Wal­ MUL-SO-LAX lace Watson, were brought to MU llojie cemetery tor Interment MonCarvtth A Nlrbbins, Druggtl#. di»y aticriioon. TUc Wateon family HavlUin, Mkh. were old-Uinc resident* ot thl* vi- store today after being home nearly ten days with Lhe flu and complirations. The large crowd of spectators who witnessed ■— -----------------------the MiddleviUe-Delton basketball came vere kept on thclr lots by the cla?j contest between the evenly matched trams that ended m a tie of 24 to J4 and required an overtime.play. Starting in the overtime the twe team* scored alternately but at the end of the three-minute period Mid­ dleville held the laurels by a *core High point men for Middleville wire Flnkbelner and serijan with 10 and 8 points res­ pectively and Harrington Houghtaltng for the losing team »ith like point*. Friday night the local boy> scored a victory of 25 to 10 over Caledonia on 'Donla's floor. Tao games this week finish the season—Nashville here Tuesday night and the locals at Vermontville IIAB BREATH roo M nin Tu O Sfa bu E of an tiie • Sa Ro Me the me eac T chu rie thi ser pri en 5 lan Fre Fre Fre Fre 1 Um �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1842 mssla for a pot luck dinner in the• I Mr. and Mr*. Larry Flegal. MImI Special meetings are being held DUBFEE church basement at 13:30 p. m. , Corinne Flegal and Richard Flegal at the Methodist church. Sunday I Mr. and Mra. Warren Calnu of I Doster epent Tuesday with the 1stRsligious Instruction I of Kalamazoo visited at H. Wood- night until Thuraday night ?“J*» . .. J ,o. „„ »r'“7u?!<’£2;r*£tu?“S£ gj!" Tuesday at 4s40 p. m. for the Sen­ oi no. i «* ana uis rosier ramuy. Mrs. uciger . ion. York wk; I Thuraday at 4:40 p. tn. for the hsngrtiabout in their »Suneral months the weal west visited ,ound mth» touring lhe morn(ng 0:15 garage after he had'I Rodger Davte went to Pennock i Tlie following is the result of the Saturday at Jesse Chase's. Lawrence been missing since Saturday aft-' hbspttal Wednesday and had a flnjcwciwn and ~ the Coat* families. The vmoon. nody. ’"“minted on election o. ot cuurcn church muccra. officers, wmen which Chase’-s -emoon. Mr. Mr. Barrett Barrett round found tne the body. . H rjM-hter Putor | took place last Sunday after the f?™1" rteLi^rt U * U Th*’ had B°ne lnt0 B#ra’e akX wJv rSeW* * * gcWng 'service: Financial Secretary, Fred EdS'ne "a'enl*J’1 to hang up his sled on a rafteria~"g ve,J ™ce>• 11:00 A. M. Bunday school. ’ Reuthtr; Recording Secretary. John “r “‘idtlnr be're time i “nd clUnt*d on to a ndcr of a car.. r * rd‘"VcTrarm Rapkte'£i taS7: 45 P M-E L. of C. B. TYipic Breche Isen; Treasurer. Edgar Reisj As he stretched up to put th. tied ®*‘uldB’r * Orand Rapld> on buMl ■d by Ej4 Eiden Fleasner en Deacons: Glenn Clum. Roy Ro-2^13?, Ha‘tln«s whcre hc!rope over the rafter, he evidentlyj of had _„th,r onb. „ en pieasner -S' - M.—Evening worahlp. 8: 30 P. : berte. and Eugene Reuther: Trustees ‘‘“ *n'l’^>JJien'slipped with the rope catching on at^^^ W^M’’a ’ft M? art Woodland Community News n , _ Perianal Paragraphs w. —j «_ __ -T ____ _.! Baby son Gordon visited Mr. and I Church Announcements , Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald in the Laiunan of Woodland. The Ooata Grove P. T. A. will mart Friday evening, February . 31. Pn>- Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. George Coate. There will be pictures shown The ladles from Bai by the Sinclair Refitting Co. Those S. will' furnish Um Mr. and Mra. Ben Schneider spent last Wednesday evening with Mr.: and Mra. Floyd Kimble of Coats! i family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chase Grove. This was a surprlM tn hon­ Tuesday evening. ; dan. I were entertained by Mr. and Mrs broken. A coroners jury Sunday aft-1 or of Floyd's birthday. “L SiWomen’s Missionary Society will' COAth c.rXvf i Jew Chaie for Sunday dinner to w^deMh 41s accklenial ,'xnI Wednraday with Mr. and Mra.' Tita/Woodland Garden Club was “i wart .nK -----------Mrth. 10 oM ii HtaU. entertained at the home of Mra. Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve-.'' Woodbury. Chas .ey. -____ wuuuuuiy. Mr. mi. and nnu Mrs. uiuui —• __________ ■and was in lhe fourth grade. He had Rev H. R- Pfeiffer spent WednesHarald Yerty last Ftiitey afternoon. , |=u-.u. -------of- w —u.-j Misa Betty I Furthing Woodland. _ "* * * made his home with the Barrette for day In Lansing. . Discussion of garden plans for ning ...... y about four year*. Funeral services, Mr. and Mra Rodger Davis are the: Midweek prayer service at the'1 Kimble and Louis Kenfleld of Has- [|'X| ~ ' ==■■ tings spent last Wednesday evening MAG IIVII I I? ii were Tuesday afternoon al 2 o ’ clock proud parents of a 6 lb. 13 oz dnugh-. home of Henry Fleasner, Thursday Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aus- 1-------— —with Mr and Mrs. Floyd Kimble to H A311V IL.l-.t, | nt the Hess Funeral home, conducted ter. bom Sunday at Pennock hos-1 on P. p m Un of Lansing t 1 pound. 3 oz. girl ui “I s 8:00 M. help celebrate Floyd’s birthday. T' ■ — ■ by the Rev W. C. Ba/sctl pastor of plul. She has been named Jerilyn named\Janlce Marie on Sunday, The-Methodist Churth Aral. BrUUa fell Swlurtwy .nd! , tob . rl Gr „ ltl the Evangelical church. Burial in Rae. morning.' Congratulations. Rev. George Wingard. Pastor Mr and M„ OtU nshcr of Kala-1 broke her collar bone. । apent me weekend at his home here. Lakeview cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waite and Mr., 10: 00 A. M. Mooting worship One ticket In the field for village mazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott spent Pearl Dcmond got a message: Miss Genevieve Hafner of Detroit 11: 15 P. M. Sunday school. U1.I«Was |.W » Republican with lhe fol-'Mrs. John Hook and family, Sunday morning from PLU1 Scottsville a worawnu weekend aucaw guesU ui of ncr her parSunday with Mr. and _Mr»^ L. R. • Ka. her -n.i.l! 1-... j Mr. ___ ___ lowing re-nominated that cou*ln U»« Mra. i.L. Ario n. Burly's entX. andi ... Mra. na Edward. Hafner, I ---------- v ----------------Wolcott of Freeport. Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek service. husband had passed away. They had Ployd 8t. Mr. and Mra. H. L. Allerdlng of St. ,igIg—-E. D. Olmsted. LrtUL Clerk-— rix-wwinlvl't riuyu Roscoe nuM-uc is working at u, os. a- j: President • PLEASANT RIDGE been married Just two weeks. She nace. ace. ' C- r. Munro. ' Trustee*—E B. Green-1 ur n.,d Mrs Ouv Kantiier rnd Carlton. Mr. and Mra. Harry James, Sooth Woodtart Church of the who Is teaching -----field,----------Adolph Douse. Jr. and Frank Manln ol of ‘n-.f near woodlan Woodland snenll left the same day for Scotteville to| Mrs Ward Butler -..u Mr. and Mr*. Martin Stuta and Brethren c’. nt ° Arthur * attend the funeral which was Tues- In1 Battle Battle Creek Creek spent spent the tin- weekend weekend Caley. Caley. AMeasor-Dwin Assessor—Elwin Nash. Nasli. Tree*Treas- aundav Arthur TeX Teeter'** son and Merrill Allerdlng. Hastings Arthur Teeter's. 10: 00 A. M. Worahlp and sermon. lUc «i Mr Mum. | urer-Mn. BUnche Wrt.ni In- unday ’ at■ er" ”.? ”'"!-. were Sunday dinner guest* at the , Mr. and Mra Alton Wood and 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. home of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Al­ The P T- A. will meet Friday eve-j T,le «f°up who iiad been at the cumlienti. (Greydon spent Saturday evening at j Wednesday. March 4. 8:00 P. M. lerdlng. This was a family dinner , ning. Peb. 27. Program will be pic-. Kellogg Camp for two weeks reMr. — - Mrs Wilbur Walker of i Hubert Barnunu, north Coats Grove. and । in honor of H. L. Allerdlng'* birth­ Quarterly business meeting. tures shown by the Sinclair Refinery I turned home Saturday. Owosso apent Monday with relatives Mr and Mrs. Kenneth KeLsey and1 day. OU Co. Those in the school district The Nashville Chamber of Com- here, j Mr. and Mrs. Wamle Kelsey spent [ Mrs D. V. Slwmo and son Don of please bring 1 dozen sandwlchrs or.inercc mct Monday night at the| _■ , Church Coldwater are visiting her mother. 1 dozen friedcakcs or more and your Main Cafe. g— E. B. Griffin, D. D. Pastor .Mra. Lawrence Hilbert and sisters , o»t> table service I Mrs. Charles Kahler who fell on 'Lorena and Ellen the first part ot Woodland I Bert Hayncr. on lhe Harold Bar-, >«* »•«> broke her ankle returned 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship I num farm--had an auction sale 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school i-" — --------------------------- — ~ Usl home from Pennock hospital Friday. Mr. and Mrs Henry Hynes were Mr- antl Mrs- Earl Mead of The 7:M P M ChrtBUn Endeavor.1 Tuesday Turijy afternoon. «IWnoon. He and »,d his hU wife' wife dinner guesU at the home of Mr. Rev and Mn R A HouaMon. re. I Eahlrtar io Ha.Uinw a. he L. Heights were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Hynes of East eemly relumed from sierra Leone, drlv.iur a millilnrek no«. Our heal and Mrs. Gali Lykins. Woodland Sunday. Tne Community syrup making is We« Africa will lie lhe sural »|ieak-! •’u‘ , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey and rrs The survey _ ‘ Next Sunday. Sunday school and progressing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Wamle Kelsey were shewed there were 1000 or over of 7:30 P M. Thuraday prayer meet- churr‘‘ *rv“*a w,n fc**’' “•» Ea*’*'n‘ entertained nt the home of Mr and ing. maple trees in the village The project / |w*r tlmcMrs Ronald Lehman tor dinner, Kilpatrick ' Mr- a,ld Mrs John Blaser. Neil is being sponsored by the Nashville Sunday. 10 30 A M Sunday school I and Nclson Brisbin of North Carlton Development association and the Will Garlingcr of Cadillac visited | proceeds from the sale of 11'30 a M Momma wnnhin upeiil Sunday at Geo Brisbin's. ------------------------------------ the syrup his sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. 7 30 P M Christian Endeavor i Mr- and Mr< Warnle Kelsey and will be turned over to the Youth Gilbert McLeod from Saturday un­ BOO PM. Thursday ora ver meet- Mr nnd Mrl Kotoelh Kelsey were Council to purchase recreational 8 00 F. M. Thursday prayer «"««- j Sunda>. Bl uh., rqulpmen: The Sap will be boiled til Monday. On Saturday they call­ ed on Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garllnger ’s in Woodland woodland. Farmers Co-on Co-op CreamCream-, The- Woodland Church of the mlan «n'» ..down down at the Farmer* Mr. and Mn. Walter Thompson 'cry- Aubrey Murray is loaning a of Nashville. United Brethren in Christ was host The sum of W 00 ha* been received to the Conference Ministerial Amo- and families visited Sunday with Mr. । •■'teain boiler, several are loaning by Mrs. H. A. Kitson. chairman of elation. Ministers were in attend­ and Mra. Kenneth Wilcox and fam- pails and spiles and other necessary Woodland Village Red Cross since ance from various parte of the state. ily in Benton Harbor. , equipment. the money was turned in to Barry Rev. Chas. Starr of Roscommon' The many friends of Calvin Plum-; Mr. Erni^t S. Marks of Detroit .Gen­ county. Woodland is well over iu eral Secretary of Tlie Michigan will hold an Evangelistic meeting pry arc glad to sec-him down town quota in the last drive. Christian Endeavor Union wns tlie here beginning March 23 and con-;n8n!nMrs. Mrytle Patrick of Seattle. afternoon gue*’. speaker. Mr. Marks Uniting two weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gale Kelhl have On Sunday evening at the C. E.' moved Into the front Hess apartWashington spent lhe last two weeks remained at Woodland for the dis­ with her brother and family. Mr. and trict rally of Christian Endeavor meeting a panel dLsctiMlon was glv-' ment. Mrs. Gilbert McLeod nnd Elwood. en on lhe subject, "Can one be al Morning Glory Rebekah lodge met held at the Woodland church in the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bom and son True Christian and be a Patriotic Friday night with Mrs. Bernice evening. Phillip visited Mr and Mra. Will , Rev. V. E. Robison of Caledonia Citizen?” Those taking part were ‘ Charlrfour of Eaton Rapids. an of-1 Leonard of Clarksville Sunday. a former pastor al Hasting* is presi­ Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Kelsey and'Heer of the assembly as guest. An Mrs. Chas. Faul ot Hastings and dent of the Mlnteterlal Association. Earl Sease and Maurlne Clum. The1 enjoyable evening was spent fol­ Mrs Geo. Faul who has been spend­ devotion:. were in charge of John | lowed by a pot luck supper. ing some time at lhe home of her Richardson Mrs. Farrell Babcock of Romeo L. Zion Lutheran Church son and family there, called on Next Sunday evening. March 1, visiting her parents for several, Paul W. Geiger, jfastor Woodland relatives Saturday after­ Rev. Crawford will have chargo-ofl weeks. Mr. Babcock a state trooper, Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. noon. Mrs. George Faul left Sun­ a combined C. E —and evening scrv- is- — helping finger printing 11:00 A. M Morning worship. In- — ------................. . .......... r— with — ■ - in ,j day for Dimondale where she will stallation of newly-elected church Ice Subject of the C. E. discussion ■ Lansing. He spent Sunday here i visit her daughter and family. Mr. officers. I will be "Wlwt commitment io Christ, Fordyce Showalter was taken to | and Mrs. Richard O'Brien. 8:30 p: m. Luther League. means." Pennock hospital for X-ray* and Mm. L. J Vincent entertained the Tuesday. March 3. 8:30 p. m. Ruucll Booker lias rented the examinations Teacher’s Bridge Club last Wednes­ Brttihertiooci I Harold Barnum farm and moved1 Daniel Gurlinger wasn't so well । day evening. Two tables of bridge Women’s Missionary Society meets: there with hLs family. tlie past week. were In play. at the home of Mrs. Violet Jordan’ Tlie L. A. 8. will meet with Mrs. Misa Betty Higdon. R-. N. returned Mrs Henry Hynes entertained the at 8:30 p. m.. March 3. Chas. -Townsend on Thursday,Ito her duties nt Pennock hospital Hope Circle of the W. S. C. 8. with Wednesday. Feb. 4. Mid-week Lcn- March 5. Mrs. Mattie Schneider Is'Monday morning. a Hobo breakfast last Saturday ten service. Choir rehearsal after chairman of the club who will serve! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher enter- | morning. Door prizes were given. the service. (dinner. The Baryville society will tallied ills mother from Luusing lhe j Thursday. March 5. Ladies Aid j furnish. Everybody invited. |past two weeks. Mrs. Hynes is chairman of tlie Hope Circle. AUCTION Having decided to quit farming the undersigned will sell at public auction at the farm one and one-half miles North-East of Freeport or nine miles North of Hastings on . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,’42 Commencing ot'10:00 a. m. E. W. T. the following 46 HEAD CATTLE HORSES Bay Gelding, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 Bay Mare, 6 yrs. old, wt 1450 Brown More,'!5 yrs. old, wt. 1500 Sorrel Gelding, 3 yrs. old, wt. 1450 Black Colt, 2 yrs. old Sorrel Yearling Colt School Notes Wdodland Township School Bruce Eckard!. Raymond Smllh and Ewilda Curtis won recognition in a contest concerning essays en­ titled “Unity for Victory.’’ Tlie Assembly program Monday afternoon was In honor of George Washington’s birthday. Eight eighth grade girls put on a Negro play de­ picting life as the servants In the Washington mansion of Mt, Vernon. The Seventh grade followed with tableaux vlvant of the life ol Wash­ ington. Kindergarten and Flr»l Grade Cecil Rogers has been back in school a week after having his arm broken. Denny Bates read us a story about George Washington and Gaylord Kreb* a poem about "Our Flag". rrlday u u I Gordon Landis entered school Monday. He has been going to school in Grand Rapids. Tills makes our enrollment 45. The sale of Defense Stamps thia week was 83135 for the sixth grade room, making a total of 361-50. Seventh Grade New* j>Uny Seventh grader* arc plan­ ning on attending the Indoor circus Tuesday. On Friday afternoon. Feb. 13, Mr. sfenley gave us a Valentine party. Sunday School Class Enjoy Sliding Eleven members and visitors of tiw Intermediate class of the Church ot the Brethren, enjoyed a sliding and skating party at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Paul Townsend. Saturday afternoon. The meeting was called to order by the president Roger Flanigan. The name. The Merry Circle Class, was chosen by them. It was decided to have a meeting on the Second Saturday of each month.- • Surprise Party The W.-M. 5. of the Evangelical church gave a surprise od Mrs. Har­ riet Leigh on Monday afternoon ot thl* week. Refreshments were served and Bible games played with prizes. A most delightful time was enjoyed by all who attended. CATTLE AUCTION SALE Hoving told my land and cut down on my stock I will have an auction talc ot the farm located 3 miles north of Cloverdale on M-43, or second form south of Baine’s store, on TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1942 Commencing at 1 o'clock fast time I will offer the following: HORSE 4 yr. old Colt, wgt. 1600 lb*. will work anywhere COWS Full-blood Holstein cow, 4 yr*. old. fresh 5 wk*. Full-blood Holstein cow, 11 yr*. old, fresh 6 wk*. Jersey-Holstein cow, 3 yr*, old. fresh 6 wiu. Full-blood Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh 1 wk*-, calf by tide Jersey-Holstein cow, ! yrs. old. fresh 3 wks., calf by side Full-blood Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Oct. 1 Full-blood Holstein cow, 2 yr*, old, fresh Aug- 1 Jersey-Holstein cow, 5 yr*, old. bred Oct. 3 Holstein-Guernsey 3 yr*, old. bred Aug. 6 Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Aug. 21 . Durham-Guernsey cow, 3 yr*. old. dry, bred Aug. 23 TERMS OF SALE: Caih day of (ale. St. Pierre and Miquelon, islands off the southern coast of Newfound­ land. have an unusual history. They wore French in 1010. British in 17(&. French in 1703. British In 17T«. French again in 1733, British in 1733. French In 1802. British in 1803 and French again in 1814. since which time possession has not changed. 2 full-blood Holstein heifers . /l1: yrs. old. pasture bred HOGS Block sow and pigs, 2nd litter Duroc gilt, due Apr. 12 Poland China stock hog, FnH<bloed. coming 2 yr*. uld 11 Duroc pigs, 2 J mos. old CHICKENS 25 heavy hens, mostly Brahma 2 Light Brahma roosters MACHINERY 625 lb. Melote cream separator Muck plow Power sheep shearer If h. p. Gasoline engine Hard coal brooder stove David Bradley sidchill plow, new TOOLS John Deere Model B Tractor, on rubber, used two sea­ sons. Excellent condition. John Deere Tractor Cultivaton ■ John Deere Tractor Plow, on rubber, two 14 in. bot­ tom John Deere Hay Loader, Steel bottom John Deere Hay Rake, Side delivery John Deere Cultipacker, 9 ft. ’ I AU these implements purchased new In last three years) New Idea Manure Spreader, on rubber, used only 6 wks. McCormick Crain Binder, 8 ft. tongue truck Minneapolis-Moline Fertiliser Drill Deering Corn Binder McCormick Mower McCormick Deering combination springtooth harrow, 4 sec. 2-Horsc Buckeye riding cultivator Two Webber wagons and racks Power corn shelter Walking plow \ John Deere corn planter 6-Roll McCormick corn huskcr Electric power emery wheel Drive belt Oil tank hooter Harnesses ond horse collars Chevrolet truck, good rubber Many other articles too numerous to mention DAIRY EQUIPMENT Double unit Perfection milking machine Milk cans and utensils last faiL AU in good condition. Breeding dalea and other Infor­ mation will be given day of sale. These cows are now giving about 550 lb*, of milk each day. F E E D . I. E. GRAY. Clerk J & G RA I N 40 Tons Hay. Alfalfa, Bromo Grass, Timothy, Clover 25 Tons Corn silage Quantity Oats Quantity Ear Corn Mow Straw 1 Purebred Aberdeen-Angus Bull YOUNG CATTLE 4 Heifers, 1 yr. old 8 Heifers, 6 months to 10 months old 5 Fat Steers 11 Fall Calves These arc hall-breed Hobtcin-Abcrdccn-Angu* muUic*. and' natural FARM FOR SALE Thi* 140 «rrc farm will be .ffered at and ten with 19 roam 1100(0 with running water, basement barn 40 x M. 30 * 40 »lraw *hcC Barn equipped with running water art drinking capa. alert itanchion*. 7 rattle pen*, silo in bam. Large hog home, tert *lied and rhieken coop. Building* In good enditteu. Gmd fence* Fann wiU carry a targe tend bank loan, balance most be cash. TFDMC* AI1 ,um* 510.00 or under CASH, over that amount six months’ time will be given on good batikILKHJ. able notes drawing six per cent interest. If you are interested in time farms make arrangements with the Caledonia Bank at day of sale. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED DURING ENTIRE SALE BY FREEPORT 0. E Nothing to be removed until settled for. LESLIE DICKERSON, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old Holstein cqw, 6 yrs. old Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old Holstein^cow, 2 yrs. old SWINE AND POULTRY 3 Brood sows 1 Boar, Purebred Poland-China 15 O. I. C. Shoots 100 Chickens, R. I. Reds b White Rock* TERRY DOYLE, N. C. Thomas, Auctioneer, 4405 S. Division, Grand Rapids Caledonia Bank, �THE HASTINGS DINNER. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ’6. l»»« ||nnd Mra. Watt Thomas of Borne.।hospital al Katamasoo. sot) of near Hastings were Sunduy: We missed him very much. 'MILO |noticb op mobtoaob 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald Thompson,, Afternoon callers there were Mr., Mrs. Emily Sullivan* and daughter dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrr We are looking forward to our six Callers _at the home of Marllvn' FOWLOSUBB aAU jw-vks trau this wet ka-and then our Norman the ixut “ ' - Mra. V. F. Fry. nnd Mra. Deude, and Mrs. Stewart Draper of Cos- Eileen of Hastings called on Mr. nnd Charles Moore Mr/and Mrs. Gerald Thompson' report card!. | Fuhrman on Salu I Thompson attended the funeral. cade and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ben--Mrs. icon Howk Saturday afternoon. ; and Mra. Dessle Thompeon called . .. . ____ . „ 1 servicen of Mn. Jesae Lamphler of' ton and family of Hastings. CTWRCH NEWS Mr. -nd Mm. Q.lm OnrtuU o,;K.U»u«» u lhe CMrk. Lrcn.nl Mr. and Wra William Slocum and | Mr. and Mrs Harry Fish and on Mr. and Mrs. John Shafer and |several relatives from Silver Creek; United Brethren Circuit Mary Ellen of Nashville were Sat- family of Middleville were Suiiday ■ Mr. nnd Mr*. Carl Myers- of Has-1 Fenton s;*nt Bunday afternoon with (funeral home in Hastings. on Sunday. J, ,vn, n , , Mol mu o, Mr. .nd “ h“ ■ '"Fr C„IU» W », F^‘Rev. ^1 Paul Olmstead, pastor Mr. and Mra. Charles Orerholt. ' Mr and Mrs. Claud Mead spent unu, j Mr. and Mrx. Phllmon entertainedi 'U »'U» «» Haiti. Mr. and Mrr. Leander Endres and! Saturday and Sunday with their Mn. George Bostancc and family. ■ Mr. und Mrs. Earle Jack of Detroit JUsUngs were Saturday nftcnioois; ~ ■ Sunday school—10:30. und Mrs. Laurel Garrison and son' family of Grand Rapids spent Sun-'childrtn Kenneth and Myron and Mr. und Mr». Clarence Van ----- --Pat-1lipenl ,—-. Saturday __ ■...und __ ■ Sunday with; guesta nt of sir Mr. -r.,t and Mrs. Mr« Clarence Cnurcli—H;30. . Saturday evening. day w.ith Mr. and Mra. Adam Endres.1 families of Maple Grove. i ___________________ ten attended the capping ceremony Mr antl Mrs.-Herman Goudi. Benedict. | Christian Endeavor-? ;M. I Mr. and Mrs. Otis Boulter oft MUsDorotliy MUs Dorothy Wood« Wood, spent Thurs-j Thurs-; ~Mr. Mr. und and Mra. Mr? Merrill Knrchrr Knrchrr 1 of ■if their tlieir daugiiter. daugirtcr. Dorothy, daueliter. Dorothv. who ia la in Is In Mr. and M«. Clarence .. --------- ---Benedict. ------- ...J ui.. MIm rLeona Mna Rnvstnn Royston of ot CharlntbCharlotte Prerhlnu Prtchlng-8:«J. —a-«t I Cressey and Mr. and Mrs. Merle rfsy nnd Friday with her sister. Mrs. ..nd family spent. Sunday with Mr. । training al the Bronson Methodist havt. purchased the home recently' visited Ufa Olmstead Monday and Pleasant Valley Bradfield attended a supper at thclnn Pn’i Vii;"i V————————------------- — ——---------------------- -------------------------------- vacated by Mr. und Mrs. Dun Post------Peaching—iu:uu. 10:00. •«_. Tuesday. .ucsaay. r__ :* .ruaciung i Busy Bee Cufe, at Hastings Friday' Wh«r»»«. tb* nui. Mr. and Mrs. Isnnc Mote mul' Sinqlay school—11:00. ma. and und moved into it Thursday. Thursday. evening. •*“' ""“'f ."v Christian Endeavor — 8 :00. Mr. und Mrs. Earl Everson and Franklin nnd Francis Geiser of Lake Christian Endeavor—a fanulv spent Sunday with Mr. andjOdessa spent Saturday afternoon, Freeport Methodist Church Mrs. Clifford Allerdlng of Hastings.; »*'i> Mr Viola Rogers. Mrs. Floyd Walton of Soulli Bo*ti<;’ Mr. and Mra Seymour Lape and, lly meeting Friday evening. Decora-; was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. Barbara Ann of Grand Rapids spent | Morning worship—11:00. Sermon:: lions were carried out in red, while and Mra Frank SuutlAV Bilil Mr. and Mrs. W. C,l: “Ttic and Mrs Frank Walton. Walton. --------------------------------------------------------------inv FvllOV'ihiu rvuvr-siiiu vf vi the inc ChUICll. vnuisn. ” and blur. Rcfrethmenu were Mrved‘ J Sunday school—M.OO | by the hostesses Next meeting will' Rev. C. V. Holstein und family of tape. Grand Rapids Visited Mr. and Mra Mr and Mrs Paul MiUer and Mrs.;1 ----------------------------- r-------------- — „ l,eldnvalulc _the twmr of Donald and: “ Lena Jordan of Lansing. Mr and most beautiful of all human nuocln- Margaret Doster. P. C. Tatbcnr. Tubbcrtr. Friday rvcrdra;. evening. Mrs. William Kye* of Elwell spent Mrs. Reuben Wolcott. Mr. and Mrs. tloiu. The church Is a fellowship. Are ! Bernard Piper of Bottle Creek. AUCTION SALE Hoving more stock than I have pasture for the coming year and not farming anyextra land out, l-will dispose of them at Public Auction at the farm located 4 miles south-of Sanborn’s Oil Station on the Lacey rood; or 4 miles straight west of Maple Grove Center on THURSDAY, MARCH 5, '42 Storting at 1 o'clock fast time I will offer the following: Yearling Brown Swiss bull Black bull. 1 I mos. old Durham cow, 3 yrs. old, due March 22 jersey cow, 8 yrs. old. brecj Dec. 11 HORSES Roon Gelding, coming 4 yrs. old. Roan mare, coming 4 yrs. old. HOGS Roan mare?3 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. 2 Duroc sows, wgt. 350 lbs. each. Crey horse. 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1400. lbs. 10 Shoafs, wgt. around 60 lbs. Pair of more colts, coming 2 yrs. old. SHEEP 16 Shrop. ewes from 1 to 5 yrs. old Buck turned in Nov. 1 COWS Brown Swiss cow, 6 yrs. old, HAY & GRAIN Quontity of hoy Quantity of oots About 3 doors ensilage in 10 ft. silo Brown Swiss cow, 4 yrs. old. due March 7. Brown Swiss cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Dec. 1. FARM MACHINERY Brown Swiss cow, 6 yrs. old, Set double work harness 2 Collars 2*horse riding cultivator 2-horse walking cultivator McCormick 7-fL cut grain binder with tongue trucks Wheel hoes Cloveraced buncher Queen Anne 210 egg incubator 2 10-gal. cream cans Bed and springs Brown Swiss cow, 8 yrs. old. Brown Swiss cow, 8 yrs. old. TERMS OF SALE: Cosh day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. ORVILLE PURSELL Prop DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk AUCTION SALE On account of poor health I will dispose of my Personal Property ot Public Auction ot the farm located 3 miles west of Hastings on the-old M-37 highway, or the first farm this side of Algonquin school on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,1942 Starting ot 1 o'clock fast time I will offer the following: HORSES Black team, wgt. 2800 lbs. Bay horse, wgt. 1300 lbs. These horses ore good workers ond true cows Jersey heifer, 3 yrs. old. due time of sole Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old. fresh. Calf by side Jersey covu-4 yrs. old. bred Jan. 26 Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, bred Dec. 1 T. B. tested. Average herd test 4.8 HAY & GRAIN 40 bu. Corn 4 ton Alfalfa hay. Quantity of shredded fodder FARM MACHINERY John Deere fertiliser corn planter, nearly new John Deere Stag riding plow, good McCormick 6 ft. cut* Mowing machine Oliver drag cart, good Dunham double cultipacker ■* MACHINERY Rubber tired farm wagon and flat rack, good Dump rake Massey Harris 3 sec. Spring drag, new 2 Oliver riding cultivators Miller bean puller Single cultivator Oliver 2 bottom riding plow 2'double work harnesses 6 Collars 25 rods of Woven wire 4 good ten gal. Milk cans Corn shcllcr Bog truck Pair plotform scales 2 3-horsc set Whiffletrces 5 2-horse set Whiffletrces Electric fence control used 1 year Steel wheelbarrow Fence stretcher 2 sec. Spring drag 2 Log chains Forks, shovels, hoes and many other ar­ ticles too numerous to mention FARM 1 will olso offer my 152 acre form for sole. 10 room house, electricity, hard and soft water in house, 74 x 36 basement barn. 18 x 32 tool shed. * 14 x 40 hen house, 40 acres seeded, 9V2 acres wheat and 514 acres rye TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. FRED BRYANT, Prop orwrr ttito. aikHw..., CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clark joint meeting Friday evening with home. Sunday the past week at lhe Ray - Morning worxhlp-10.00 Sermon: ,wrPt rrtMKH werr Many original an attendance of about twenty-four. I Callers ™ ---------• ••home were „ nnd Mrs i The FeUoush.p of-the Church " I uories and porms were Jivm Grand Adah. Mrs. Florence Simpson Wieland of Otsego, conducted a school of in- Ctrarle* Wieland. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday school—11.00. on]y two Wpn. guessed correctly. struction. ' Gordan Stahl of Logan. Virginia and| 2T 1...--------------- ------------------------- — .;"r “ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benton and DorLs Livingston of Battle Creek, and. Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. new names were drawn for next, children of Hastings were Sunday Mr. Hrlsey of North Manchester.!Theron Hecht. year. evening gursts of Mr. and Mrs., Indiana. I --------------—• • • . I ajr ana Mrs . Mr.children and Mrs.ofJ. Kalam™ C Newman were nnd I lo rpri Merrill Karcher and family. , Mr*. Mary Crookston and Mra CARLTON CENTER two two children of Knlamntoo were! <rrur»<i Rev. and Mts A. C. Barker arid NeUic Smith nnd Joan of Hastings! Tlie Bible Study will meet al tlw|Sunday evening guests of Mr and, tn Kathryn of Waldron spent Tues- were Sunday afternoon callers of imme of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Hecht.-.• Mft Merle Bradfield and Jack.' f*1 day mid Wednesday with her par- Mrr Maude Roarr« und Marguerite.,'thb Friday night FVii 27th. Mrs. Mary Flower und son Wayne ’ enta, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Btoini. - Dr. Lesli? Huntley nu.“ll,'y.. of °L Cl—:::U; Mr and Mrs. Aire Neal were Sun- of Kalamazoo attended the W. S. C. Mr and Mr, KH,h Frkr 11^- Park 1U. ».>rd ,r r,w Pjul Olm-1 „Jly /‘‘J.22'.'. "J’.”'. "’"I. guesU nt the home of Mnt. S. nice ting Wednesday. tings were Sunday dinner guests of stead home while he gave missionary N r liarPnH Mr ,llld Mr. Hpn_. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durkee. (talks In this vicinity, and was n ° HINDS CORNERS* »»(.. Bc.i t>.. De ra_ Plonty Ls working i.. ,, . , ... MLss In Sunday Bunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konieczny spent |.«r.n»nr A H pbl‘ , । Richard Waiface of Hasting*, spent Saturday, in Grand Rapids gucsLs; Detroit. * “ Mr and’ Mrs Efart Everson and ‘,fic Wftll;7u’ *,lh *‘L' of Mr and Mrs Buba. [ f,” | Mrs. Ralph Biirton returned to Detroit Thursday morning after family .spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Wm- Sovacool. Mrs. Boyd Clark received wordli,. Mts Ralph Henncy visited at the. spending a tew days With her moth-, .. Mr. and. ... Mrs. -------Harold Skinner of. ------ ----------------------------------....... M,v. . er. "Mrs. Ana Moore und aunt. Mrs'Battle Creek. , I home of her daughter. Mrs. La Floy i old papers and serai* from the dis- !?’ Adah Motter. I Mr. nnd Mrs Joseph Kauffman, Grcenflpld. Friday. tricl for defense work, *o if youi n* l Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roush and and daughter, Elaine, and Howard । Mr. and Mra. Cardl Fuller ond have any of lhe things they are col 1 family of Coati Grove were Sunday McRoberts attended the funeral daughter Elaine were in Battla 'lectlng ------------plroM*. let .Mrs. Clark know. dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Deucy . services of Raymond Boynton, neph-, Creek on Friday. . Roush nnd family. «_..<* ---------------. o o r-K? “ff-----*nan...<^ h<lwa5 a"--’“S Wednesday. Thuraday and Pri, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Shoemaker V S. S. OLUhomj .Meh sunk d4,. J„|„, u,Mr„r ... Ip A.m Ar, of Lansing spent Tuesday night nnd durtMIhr.lr.r.ldb.H...1, p,lt >, Ulr Michigan CommbI Wednesday with Mr and Mrs. Adam Mrs Claude W.llrn, and Mr. Awclatlbn Harold Rosenberger wen? Grand, .. . v Endres. Rapids visitor.!. Wednesday. , n< * *? Oordon u,ter •',d OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Overholt., Ciasson is on the sick f“mUy ni0'ld to “ 2 miles Evelyn and Hubert, and Norval listMra W P <“»«"» u on u’c uclt North of where they did live We arc Thaler called on Mr. nnd Mrs Dell Mr. and Mra Harold Wood.* and J? have Qiera. leave our Eldrigc. and Mrs. Mina Kraft of MU. Helen Wood, of HqsUngs were1' vhiKl ° Grand Rapids. Saturday. • of- -grcnny mused at school. I Miss Bertha Fausey is at home Sunday guesU Mr. ... d -‘ ' | Gerald Christiansen, came down with her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs o. H. Robert While of Grand Rnpltii fhank <>. POORMAN Fausey for an indefinite stay. Tlie Townsend meeting which wan 'with scarlet fever last Week; he has SADIE L. POOHMAN' ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton of to be held bur Friday was post­ , been in quarantine for about four weeks because hl* step-sister had Carlton Twp. were Sunday dinner' poned due to bad weather, ^t willi1 been tifflie led with it. Beth had a re­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clin- be held this week Friday evening, ANIIKKW W. I.OCKTOX ! lapse but is belter now. ton. February 27. al the home of Mr nnd , There wns a fine attendance at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rockhill of Mrs. Frank Denise, with a pot luck the church Sunday morning, at the 510 MkhUnn National Hank Itl.lr. Hastings spent Sunday with hit supper and program. 1 io o'clock service. parents. Mr. and Mrs W. W. RockThe Sparta Sentinel Leader glv-x „„„ MrSeveral‘ weeks ago TJ2 Mrs. Jerry Anh,n «ccoun' °f surprise birthday dnT£?. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Good of Del- dinner prepared by'ten of their “ confined to bed becuuse Of I NOTICE OF CHAKCEBY SALE a leg condition. She Ls' able to go ton. Mrs. Nelson Warner nnd two friends for Rev. nnd Mrs. G. W. about on crutches at this time daughters Kay Francis nnd Betty Maxwell at St. Petersburg. Fla., on I Mrs. Mary Smith, teacher at ot Cloverdale were Sunday dinner* January 22. Tire occasion was Mr.1 Carlton. District No. 2. hud to re­ । guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell's ---------- --------------------- •' •• ­ 80th -birthday. Mrs. Max main at her home in Woodland i Klemp. well was 70 on January 25. Rev. Friday because of Illness, m there Maxwell Is a former pastor of lhe was no school. We were cxlrciftely In Pennock hospital. MethodLst church nt Sparta nnd the sony to receive word that Marsha Mr. and Mrs Emil Olson Spent couple visifH Freeftort frequently Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. while thclr son-ln-lnw. Hev H P Ann. daughter of Mrs. Smith came down with scarlet fever in school obd£m fob publication . Joe Buehler of Irving. Rogers, was pastor of the Method­ . al Woodland, along with six other Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woods of ist church here. 1 children—so it seems our teacher Ls Battle Creek wire Sunday callers of The mjalw. or Ulu Beuloh1 In quarantine ,now. ___________________ Mrs. Brumm of Mr. nnd Mrs. Virgil Woods and Me,er« dawhiet ol Mr ond Mn Wral „na. lh, MibkUtUtq . .j o, thp . family. J_M. or Freeport, ronperlj- „„h„ u„ 4ur,lto„ Ur, | Mrs. Mary Dodge was guest of of Lowell, to Alton Nye of f.ake - - ■ ■ Smith's absence. honor at a 7:00 birthday dinner held Ode,n. L, .nnouwrt-Noor, Ur. ot, ,home wmr ot Jo „„ UsUM. Visitors at the John nt lhe Allen Fish home. Friday. Oili­ Uw Uken to araud n«p,d, ton„ >na „ml, Mr un„ Mr> er guests present were Mr. and Mrs. tor another hper. ta, roe r.neer wuluJn UJXln, „„ ,m„ Harry Fish of Middleville. nnd Ls ..x ,. seriowdv _.,_..t. -------- ~>|an>,a Rapid,. Mn. filrtn Rtede,. • Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rose and fam­ Items, Lowell Lecj from Kalamazoo, on Friday MLm ily of Hostings spent Sunday with I Wilma Usoonie visited Miss Esther I The public Is invited to the sup-: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stairs. Struble of Hastings Thursday. Mrs. Claud Walton. Donald andI per served by the Methodist W. S . Bobby, were Fort Custer visitors., C. S on Thursday 'tonight>. Feb.!| Evan Fuller went to Chicago MonI day. Feb 18 and returned Sunday 36—Adv. Sunday. afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Glenn KpIIorr of KCHOOL NEWS ’ Mrs. Fred Henney will entertain Hastings spent the weekend at their the L. A. 3. nt her home March 5th, Intermediate Room home in Freeport. Mrs. Kellogg spent , for dinner There will lx* a program Saturday with Mrs. Emil Olson. i We have been practicing a safely' in lhe afternoon and Golda FiireH Carolyn Everson spent the latter play, entitled "Safety on lhe Skutpart of last week with her sister. i'^Rink '' ------- Blwul *"d Oar' dening," Mrs. William Tinkler of Hastings. । Patsy Wedel i-. back in school1. Mra. Evasion Beck spent the week­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cool of Pleas- again. . . I Milured Smith, Hr<iU. end in Kalamazoo with her daughAlilort Pliinlift. ant Valley were Saturday afternoon Tin* following Third Graders ex-' 60S G tera. Ruth und Alice . guest-, of Mr. r.nd Mr- J. D Cool, 'cell In Reading and Spelling: Pu-j fllltl. I Wo are sorry to report that Roy OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION Mr and Mrs. Alton Rogers of tricla Allerdlng. Norma Bustanre. Mat. .,f Mirl.X.n Th. Pr. • Fuller, *on of Mr and Mrs Evan Jackson and Mrs Vlohi Roger*, io- Arthur Bird, Raymond Mead. Rich­ OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION । Puller is sick. es). were Thuraday dinner guests of .-.rd Blough, ai.d June Janes. । Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shriber and Mrs Maude Rogers and Marguerite. Mr. und Mrs, Leo Barry and sons 7th and Kih Grade News Mr. and Mrs. George Karchcr and I s|N.*nl Sunday with Mr. and Mra. family of Plainwell were Monday We are having our six weeks tests' William Shriber of Hastings. guesU of Mr. und Mrs. Henry Karch- this week. Our,book reports are due. I ' Callers at the home of Mr nnd Friday. .'Mrs. Gerald Tbscher were M.r. nnd I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodworth In English class Patty Hoyt nnd , Mr*. Elga and bare Tbcher of West E«l«l* Philip ■ Donna Moore > of Charlotte arc the Myrtle Everson uro composing a 'l Lake Odessa, on Friday. Grnnd|>n proud parents of a baby boy who will piny. ~ - Jack Smith and Mr. nnd Mra. Garc answer to the name of Charles Those absent last week were Pat-! ■ Thcher were weekend guesU. HowMichael. ty Hoyt and Dora Olmstead. J a rd Me Vac and Marion Schide of i Mrs. Minnie Davis spent Sunday , ___________ ‘ lake Odessa, called Sunduy after­ with Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Timpson'regular .schedule, after having a ' noon, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Hillis Tischer of Alto. ‘.week of school beginning ut 10 00 of West Lake Odessa, were there , Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brandt. A. M. and getting out at 5:00 P. M.:i Sunday evening. Robert and Elame Jean, of Lansing * * * I Mrs. Colonel Yarger is now work­ Fre*hntaa N'tws were Btyiday dinner guests of Mrs. Tn 'English we artrmaktng s news—« — —- - —;। Brandt's parents. Mir and Mrs. Asa paper from Shakespeare's play. Orville Tuttle, near Hastings Steckle. Mr “»d Mrs- 4““^ Altoft of | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger ■Julius Caesar". The entire class Is taking part In It. • I Hastings, were Sunday dinner and Marvin, and Mr. and Mrs. - - guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Alfred Altoft Charles Humphrey. Mrs. Jesse Tay­ I and family. lor of Grand Rapids were Sunday Oat 3 5 Well! We're nil back in the same .... and Mrs Alfred Altoft and Mr. dinner guests of Mr., and Mr*. routine, with school starting at f imlly spent Sunday evening al the NOTICE OF DETEAM1NATI0N OF """ -----------Midiael Humphrey of Hastings. nine o'clock. but best of all. with home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. BOARD or COUNTT BOAD COM- I »O«CB TO CBEDITOBB Mr and Mrs Mcrl Campbel! and MIBB10NEBB Slate ot j||ebl«»n. lhe Superintendent ArdLs back. I ———------- - • family ot Hastings, and Mr. and Book reports,are due either Thurs- HIGH BANK Mrs. Lloyd Karchcr and Marion of day or Friday of this week. Ettsta of Harllry j। The P. D T. A. * “will *'" meet at the;.^0”,'7f Grand Rapids spent Sunday after-, Six weeks examinations arc justt Moore school Friday evening. A pro- the offir. noon with Mr and Mrs. Leap Karch1“ around the comer; in fact they are. gram is being planned. i Mrs. Aaron Treece and Stuart' of April scheduled for the last part of this i Mr. and Mrs Prank Denise called Guy are staying ut the home of. ■t-*nja»4 week. on Mr. and Mrs Ivan Denise and 'Some of the Sophomore class at­. Erol Skidmore In Augusta. Tliey are family’of Alto Friday afternoon. tended the services at the UnitedI spending most of their time at the I Mr. and Mrs. Semiah Seese and Brethren church last Friday. The, Marshall hospital when* thclr son Is Mrs Adah Mo'.ter attended the fu­ Girls' Glee Club sang three songs. < recuperating from a serious motor­ neral services cf Samuel Keim at . - . cycle accident near Coldwater Mon­ twenty 4*y» prior Clarksville. Saturday afternoon . Junior News , day evening. • bated, February Mr and Mrs. George Nelson spent Hie students in the English Liter-, Mr and Mra. Worth Green re­ Sunday afternoon with Mr and; ature class have been writing essays' oeivod word Sunday of the acti­ Mrs Earl Fox and family of South on lhe subject "Unity for Victory." dental death of the son of the latNOTICE TO 0BBDIT0M NOTICB TO CBBDITOBI Bo*t». ----------! The marking basis on speed tests in ter's cousin. Cecil Barrett of NashHtnte of MirhWan. The Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers spent. Typing I. has been changed. AU vllle. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. those having 20 or more net words Mra. George Hoffman has been Clare Bassett of Irving. >iu receive A. For every mistake, the spending the past week at her son Dale and Forrest Miller of Dowling miLr)t reduced accordingly | George. Jr. and wife at Swanton. were Sunday afternoon guests of • • • । Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict. I Senior News I Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy and Seniors were giaa glad io to receive Kendal Kend*l of ot the Moore district called Lola and Raymond Wieland with; Thin- senior* their alster. Mra. William Kyes at-, their invitation! Monday. at mmk Hawbliti Sat. evening tended a young people's party at the; The picture, agent was here Turnjjr and Mrs. Worth Green and •o ’win lot ><la Hlal, Honaiaeit home of Mr. and Mrs Russell Harts- day to gel our proofs and orders for Jackie of the Moore district spent LEGAL NOTICES ST. ler of Clarksville Friday evening. our picture?. | Sunday at Vem Hawbliti. Clare I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cook and famWe are glad that Mr Ardis is Marshalls of near Bellevue were callUy and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Thomp- back again after a week of absence ‘era n.I.d February 14. A. D. |SU. out a-ae � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-03-05.pdf 0aeef3026d0ec43c173b69763f42a445 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1942 FAIR BOARD PLANS GUEST spEAKER AT WOMEN’S CLUB HORACE C. TURNER WAS A COUNTRY 'GET TOGETHERS" Dr. Charles A. Sink of Ann DOCTOR IN ORANGEVILLE FOR YEARS ‘ ,tr i Dalian Doi- SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 FORM EMERGENCY AMBULANCE CORPS A WARNING The Poatmaster here recently IS ENLARGED received wanting from the fed­ eral office that the mails in all The County Defense Council anparts of the country ore being i nounces the appointment of tlie fol­ Arbor Coming Tomorrow .flooded with letters relating to lowing county air raid wardens— Welcomes Suggestions for i -An unusual treat is being offered R. G. Henton is Director of I Gerald Bedford Middleville; Frank Hod a Sarioui Physical Handicap. Bui He Did His Work In so-called rr.dleM chain schemes i ,1'942 Exposition soliciting defense savings Nampa the Hastings Women’s club on FriNuhville: Henry Hynes. I Patriotic Service in County Caley, Spite of It. He Had a Very Active Professional Life Coming Summer ,, day. March 8. when Charles A Sink Woodland; Arthur Fisher. Delton; Il is a definite Rotation at the ' i There 11 be a place for every Barry' postal fraud and lottery statutes i An I'liKijci, v ambulance corpa Kenneth Brarndie, Freeport: ’and BY M. L. COOK Tourist and resort development CQunty person to participate m the president of the University School of Music at Ann Arbor'll, to be guest' lo send sucii chum letters through | making available ISO vohicly-s tor any Hany Chorsrnuui. Dowling. Each of was Hie theme of the Hutlnu Bany county fair tills year. Agri­ sneaker The nrrwriini Ik Io tie at ..r — ---------- „ _ His name now Is only a tradition proceed to the tam. back out the the mails Notices ore served up­ . emergency in tic tour counties ot these wardens will appoint whatever Chamber of Commerce meeting In cultural Society officials said this Hany. K'lkima/oo. Calhoun and St. as-1st ants tfiry deem necesxlry. ,the Masonic hall'starting at 2:30: in the village ot Orangeville, but fight buggy, harness und hitch the on persons participating in such I. O. O. P hall here Monday eve­ weeks. ',___ Joseph .... was organized ...... nt Kalamazoo The Comity Defense- Boinl has Because thav believe that the o'clock and U art open meeting for there was a time when Dr.-Horace horse and would aoon be on his way.: schemes whenever their names last week bv the Kaiamazro-Culhoun’^-.-n enlarged to include the ning Jun Cook, of the West Michi­ all who_wislrfo attend. |C. Turner wa-. an Important person- He seemed never worried, never in ccme to the attention of the gan Tourist and Resort Association, Barry county fair is. a project for •ctalm-t Of Hie Michigan Association -following. Roman Feldpauvch <C. was the principal speaker. /Dr. Sink will use av hi* subject I age there and in a large area in thijt a hurry. He knew Just hdw to do Po»t Office Dept. requiring them nil the people in the county, eipe-' (of Funeral Directorand Embalmer: of c ,; nr Norbert Schowalter to show why fraud orders should Mr Cook predicted that In spite cially those~Tnxn rural areas.,.tlie "Musical Celebrities i Have Known" vicinity, for he was tlie family doc- wliat was needed—and did it. fit those duv.<. Orangeville Was an and he has a wide acquaintance! tor in many a home. Orangeville not be issued Such orders forbid I ILS • civic.— will be co-ordinated ’ Jr C. of C.»: Kenneth Sandernon of lire rationing and other restric­ with similar areas throughout the’’Kiwants’; Mre Geraldine Downs tion.’ tourist business in Michigan the delivery ol any mail to the community meetings in different among musicians gained through'w^ quite un important center. There important village, which attracted ... . Julius Knowlton would probably be extensive again • spit’1 Th«- services will - also bet many years of service. He has bet-n -itlll remains tlw large house In many from outride T D. Diamond. person named therein The PtHiureas of the'county so that al) rcsl-i <Bu> Scoutx; Harry Ldraen *Vetwhich Dr. and Mm. Turner delighted later county school commissioner for1 master here requested that this > availi.bii' to Civilian Deieiwe-co-or-! rninr•*—*-* -— i— dents may givg their suggestions for1 Harold Fmter Barry Ag - to it that ..ome of the remaining tiro ■ to entertain their friends: und our several years, taught the village wanting b? published so that i dinaton in area* organized tor any i Ex.-; the improvement at the exposition Dr. D. D Walton 'Rotary': niliraae is stved for vacation trips, 1 family was included in the wide sciiool. tint! during lhe summer people will not be innoceiitiy ; war time emerge ncy. und receive, information on Its pjro-1 . . Fred Stebbins, iHospital j circle whote members-were always mentfis held then- a "select school" Futitra) directors are offering their dniwn into nlch schemes (Guilds': Jean Finnie 'Camp Fire vacation-, will be reduced. Tourists welcome In lliat iiospitabie home, for the benefh of tlie teachers oi .'crvlec. and all ot their equipment. Several meetings are planned fori ■|Girls>: Lynn Lewi; lYMCAi; will stay longer in one place. ■ including ambulances, hearse*, pick-! I can recall how the doctor looked. U* county, many ot whom attended Mar^Bullis 'Home Ec. Ex ' the county. They will br attended j Sam Myers, president of the Barry . upe. und private vehicle* to be ready: He-accomplhhtrl much despite lhe « Orang-vllte had a good hotel, in by the Fair Board officials ajid will I County Touiisl and Rr.-ort Asaocia' fact that one of his limbs had been ‘he third xlorv of which were held <11 aV any time they are' be open to the public. 1 tlon. spoke briefly on local prob! amputated below tln» knee. u» he the mrc.tinwi of a flourishing Mason-i In keeping with petitions addressilems. He *ald that the chief short­ । always moved aboi)t with a crutch lodge. Ell. Nteholt hod there lhe rd to the board, the offlcliih have; coming in Barry county is lack of I He wo* of medium height, quite largest dry goods store in Barry, iitletl out beer und liquor advertisproper road.', leading to re.-ort areas. | spare and wore a long beard, Crip- county. The tillage had a goo<)-. ultii no remuneration it Ing tor the 1942 premium book. | Last year more than 11.000 people pled as he was. he was very active. Britt mill, which drew patronThe highest priced program of Two Presentations Will Net wrote in asking about Barry county. You found it hard to believe that “Kc from a large area The village Royce G Ifonton of Delton. Is in Fred Stebbins presented a brief 'he could do so much with apparent smithy war. George'Beatty, and his' Nice Sum for War Relief chat Re of the emergency ambulance , Barty County Pair will be shown Detailed Instructions Have hLstory and report on the trallerlease. Hu. will was strong. H<- was .‘hop was a busv plate in those day.-. The pre<cnutInns of (lie Gilbert corm in Barry county. Tlie or- • . cf»ach company here which was a this year from August II to 15. There Idetinnined to accomplish whatever Ihrqugh the village coursed what and Sullivan comic opera, H M. S._ t'.inizalion will follow a flexible Not Been Received Chamber of Commerce project. will be no curtain to keep those who he set out to do. If he received a always seemed to me the Thirst small Pinafore.'' on Thursday and Friday personnel and equipment canX catlnol afford grandstand seat* from call tor hte pro!ewtonal services, and stream in Barry county West of <wt> from any of the counties \ County Clerk Allan C. Hyde has nulls Irom the two waste material well received, good t,? seeing the acts, officials said. I if one of hb. three .'.oils was not Vlp lown *n’‘* "a”n Sw*mp." u.s it .sized audit being prcwnt each h’/ Tne horsepulUnr, contests will be jbniiig af supar in Barry county, there to do it tor him, hr would (Continued on page L Sec. 2> needed. night. cceded all expectations. The total ill 10 n. m. Thursday and Friday. i detailed instructions have not collected In Hastings Ls only one ton I As was predicted, tlie teachers of The Heavy home contest will be ; been received, he states, in the shor: of what has been collected In tlie city school' proved that they open to all and the light horse con­ tar stamp books are stamps for possess more than amateur talent, STATE OK MICHIGAN Battle Creek. More'than 8300 have test open only to Barry, county ruch part being splendidly port rayed been turned over to the Red Croea. horses Henry Rogers, chairman, The school teachers of the county, Assisting the cast were the mcniben. Secretary Abe Van Til announced LANSING has announced that a dynamometer DR. CHARLES A. SINK with the awistgnte of Commr the next three program committee* of Hie High school choir and a group will be u*ed In judging the pulling Maude W. Smith, are making n sur­ as follows: April 6— program in GOVERNOR ENDORSES NINTH of "Marines." all in appropriate'and 'associated with the School of Music ! contests. vey of each school district to deter- charge of Offense i Formerly the attractive costumes. An orchestra.! Children’s day will be held Wed- *>«“ ’B04 »«* !”*»«•' PAIGN FOR CRIPPLED directed by Mr» Arthur Lower, play-, Rationing Duties Call For , - :-----------------------------------------------------1 Defense! Committee: May 4—proOrganization Completed nesduy. Aug. 12. when all children! dc’u Mn«' 1927. CHILDREN ed the accompanying musical scores will be admitted without charge to addition to his other duties, Extra Clark Services For Each Ward I am happy again to endorse i Everyone enjoys ’hr catchy tunes the fairgrounds until 6 p. in. There Dr Sink has served in other responof tl.e Gllber and Sullivan opera-: __________ ... Air raid appointments for Hastings lite ninth annual sale of Easter Aill be reduced rates on all shows, and those in "Pinafore" are espe­ groups, us “ well us :r. in 1 ,l0Ve h**11 niadr- by Chief Air Raid Seals for crippled children, spon­ and rides. i |; educational sro::pr_. !! " Am the Captain -the county clerk additional‘help’ha* ^Wratton rt’publfc ^lacM*wu/dSj 1,1 Vabsence “’"22L2 In ,h the ofl Roman Feld’----------- — -------Endsley. .......... All (hose sored by the Michigan Society for cially pleasing—”1 ent to date suue *eg«si9iure. < Waiden Richard .......... -..w-.k,. .. Tlie federal government, date. 'I u Ul‘c ® ------of the Pinafore " 'We Sail the Ocean had to be hired. FoUowIng nr Dr.-Sink's, address. ,1 menuoned here are to repon at the Crippled Children. Inc, which is is allowing the use of fireworks fireworks in in jum Blue." "Ttn Called Little Buttercup. ” Mrs. Er:r.O....!.., . If it is xtlll Mlver-tea will be served. Musical, coming Saturday. scheduled to lake place March 10 connection with faint. " If r.i ii “ U mill ■ by• ... „--------- Sumner. -----------will numbers Mi-s Suzmjpr J­ to April 5. I take this means of. and the other* so well rendettd by named full time clerk for the rauonpermlwnble. Hie county fair will numbers by M!«s SuzmUic Sumner, the cast. Hastings city schools-are'Inn administrator. Allan >untv rie”k a"tl \fi~ m C. Hyde. I w,‘‘n ‘I*0 complete information Is BEEKEEPERS TO . elections by the u Wocommending you and your asso­ have fireworks, probably three '- . !*l***“ ,B 00 *'.,M a,,(l e 00 1 M fortunate in having so many tine county clerk, and 'ra? a”^,Miss M s' ”ax “£,S^‘,n ' received, details will be given lhe UCAO CDFCIAI ICTC iianis .men's chorus will be features of ward'°'senior Air nairl ciates on your untiring efforts to nighte. county clerk. Anlubnc so singers on the staff and they were ”• u ..4 ,lL’’*r *ll’l,lll> cb;;;.., rt..-i ,public afiemnnn'. n.nonm also. ..i,„ First Ward: Air Lyle Raid so everyone everyone will will know know just just “tAK drEVlALI5T5 aid crippled boya and girLs and Orange exhibits, taken out of the * ftenloon* Pegram Warden. Howard Senior Barnum: nt their best in "Pinafore." ’ other lUAisUnt has also been hired how to get the allotment of sugar to physically disabled adults. ren.ium list a few years year, ago. uua will' wlU'-------- . * * 1 ! Story. Henry Weaver. Arthur Hav­ preniiurn ( Mention ot each individual mem-' nUH dr?“ *Ork,Bl’ which ™lcr’ he ’>'• or or she Ahe is u entitled. entitled. And. And. Honey Producers Asked To lx- back this year. Prizes for Grunge Increased responsibility is being ;ber cannot be made but. suffice to rrli eu.^ 2."dn'r u • '«>• hoarder*- will te very unpopular* ens. James R. ChrUj>ell. Gerald Price. exhibit.-, will be 830. 825. and 120 for thrown upon your volunteer, IMF, that each one played in char- "!LC.,e’k lnst*'*d of a ---------eounly rm*,( about that lime. I Help With Sugar Situation Ed. Echtinaw. Willard White, Wil­ , ----the best three exhibit-, and then |1S charitable agency due to the di­ i acter every minute and the produc- Pfo.'Cf, liatn Hackney. I Don Barrett, chief apiary inspector a piece for all other granges hav-i version of public effort to the ! tion> demonstrated the painstaking , o,u' ,,a'' D^nlly a record was ' Second Ward: Senior Air Raid : lor the state of Michigan and R H. Ing a creditable exhibit. channels of arms and supply. I cure given to repeated rehearsals ‘l>c office activities, which • I 10,000 Michigan fanners _.. J Warden. Ray Waters; George Car­ I Kelly, extension specialist In apiculTkkcU this year will be soldi penter. Mike Beckwith. Harry Mc­ know our citizens realize full well , Special costumes and nautical seen- w, nl M’methinp like this—circuit i j ture from Michigan Slate Collect, throughout the county by respon-j swinging into action along with six' Donald. John Havens. Henry Vahl- .the expanding nerd of the Michi­ cry .were rented adding grentlv to S0**** *“* 1,1 »*»s»on. which the clerk ■ will meet with Barry county beeslble organizations. which, for their million other American farmers, who the buckgrouml of the opera. had to attend: the government nagan Society’s kind of service ax j keepers on Thursday afternoon. .present to the war progresses. All citizens I The Hiutin^ Rotary club apon-‘‘-'a,ton '•«’"* increased nroduera^^f “ th^m^i Third ’ Ward: ’ Senior Aid Raid sales. Ticket prices will be the same'------■ ch. .how. and <hr pnx™!. ”» of Michigan can well be proud a* last year texeept for the addition uuTfoS c<^n^dH?es * Warden. Charlie Faul; Clarence ?"?' that such u fine, humanitarian I a.U hr Kton i» th. War Rrlirt land'■met. of the Federal amusemenl laxi and In Klgan nfed.1 J**"' the county clerk being alsoj Military and Civilian Needs | -n>e mee ting u raile d for the purprogram is being carried on with­ lol Chr M Croaa. rUun. are no! Are Increasing Every Day ' * ““ ‘ * grandstand and bleacher seats sub-' ea .r(1 -OVbcan’ naw bean* in । Bo°mcr. Albert Ziegler, Dorrance in our state. :yet available but will be announced;i'clerk of the board; Nw rationing, .untoU, (Ito same, |“ ,£ <StI Hl“ *' , board Ireld a meeting and by actual/ war regulations that have affected next week. matoes, pens and sugar beete. along As Governor of Michigan. I Vast quantities of human blood । count 150 customerx were taken; with dairy and poultry products. I1 Fourth Ward: Senior Air Raid share that pride, and I urge a full -* during diiritiv tinllti. day rtn,' in the ih* office. nfriz- ।! must ' care of be drawn from the veins at It Is through our soil conservation' Warden, Kendall Reahm; Don Tafmeasure of support for the Easter CAR RATIONS FOR .'a goodly number wanting birth volunteers now that the American the beekeepers to produce mtoL program Dial we have available 30 Seal Sale and the program of I certificates, applications for Ures, Red Cross is providing the precious honey in 1942 with the equipment ■ fee. C. T. McGuire, Ben Gldley. Wm. million'acres of land, taken out of: Schadcr. JC. Chester Stowell. HarBARRY COUNTY the Michigan Society for Crip­ t etc. . plasma to both civilian and military now available. I" 're! Maurice Ostroth, K-o-ora. Ro>■_____ ____________ 1 old ‘Radford. pled Children. Inc. County Clerk Hyde greatly appro-i reserves. Chairman Norman H. Dav-1 I AU motor cars^and trucks are to County Agent Foster, who ta spon­ grass lands, and ready for this wsr;^ Walldorff ' be rationed commencing March 2. .. elates --------------------------------------- ---giv- „ the splendid — cooperation l< announces. soring the meeting, encourage* ail Sincerely yours. ARTHUR CHASE and tlnw 7. .. ..... . time rail call Mr for Ih.u. these tnnd food commoditiesi „ 7.. . •’»• u.. Building Air Raid Wardens’. St., according to Allan C. Hyde. County by the board of supervisors at For more than a year year army and and'I tlic honey’producers in the county ORSON LAUBAL’GH. Props. so necessary to America. (Signed* i Rose school—Howard Gibson; HasRationing Administrator its recent session In the matter of navy demands for the life-saving' to attend. ThlsAs the first Ume that Having decided to quit farming A very Inspiring meeting of the Murray D. Van Wagoner. In general the eligibility for clawl- expenses necessarily Incurred by Ulis'plasma have been increasing. Retlicj will have an auction sale at the Community Committeemen and their, Ungs High school—Edwin L. Tay­ lor; Junior High school—Walter Governor. j ficatlon groups follows rather closely inerrojsed program. Their unanl- cently the Red Cross announced opportunity of discussing their prob­ Arthur Chase farm located five miles _________ I! that of tires and tubes. to pay to such "---------------------- Mr. Hyde mous Hyde conwnt mous cement payexpenses such expenses thul n ,upply u ^ng lems with these two slate apiary I. " flrat south of Hastings on M-37. — hall Friday. sFeb. 27. The Dowilng Perkins. ------- - -n —. ---------------«...--------a After- arallaWe Jn i hu«. forms at hb office >n the Court reflects their patriotism and _,.,WUK (or cW1Un c„iua„ ul leaders on the same program. turn east of Frederick Fuhr's r’s Oil ladles aid societyjwrxoC'fite dinner' Barry County Tire 'House on which applications 'for itanum and is n credit to our county the cnwny ahould alrtke nt Ameri. Station going ^puth. and first house' at noon. Glenn Wotring was Chair-' 1,348 ENROLL IN can communities. on Section 4. Baltimore twp. They man of this meeting. George Broad011 KI TV nCEEKlCF Rations For March KX”*" ““ ”n ----------- — bent _________ of Lansing, fieldman for_____ this VVUIM II l/crCRJC ■ ■a The Red Cross is speeding the :is felt that every effort should ba are offering a good list of horses. ___ _________ _____ r—.Rnrrv muntv fnr M.wh n Hl-Y HERE HONORS [Opening of three new blood donorl1made by the honey producer to help cows, sheep, pigs, tools, feed and. district, was the first speaker.- Mr. | a total of 1348 men and women grain, and miscellaneous article*. I Broadbent talked about America's ’ have enrolled for Civilian Defense for Barry county Ls as follows; truck t’8^“ l®. " CARL DAMRON centets. in Chicago. Cincinnati andi'with our national sugar situation. LFAAAjUin Brooklyn, to meet meet this increaxine! Increasing 1 Henry Flannery will cry the aale agricultural part in today's world. I activities in Barn- county. This total and bus <including farm tractors| IM. .nd toto.1 Sj S ™'ton«n« and Ernest Gray will act as clerk. Mr. Chas. Bonine of Lansing gave does not include many who have .nd At a special meeting of the Hi-|nwdMore ‘han 100.000 plnu JwO Permits Needed will be announced later. See the adv. elsewhere in thLs is-: remarks on "Problem* Confronting: been "drafted" into one of the nulust week, the Y. M C. A. and turned over to the armed -f-.. . . —. .aie for full particulars. the American Parmer Today." I merous branches and have not yet 70. Passenger and light weight L. ’ the Hl-Y forces since the program was , I O UCs EXpiOSIVCS ilhe Hi-Y honored -------——- — ' Mrs. Ruth .Southern. Assistant registered or been fingerprinted. । trucks: tires-17; tubes-14 NOW IS the Time tO ' leader. Mr. Carl Datnson. by presen-. J started a year -i ago. --------- 3- Hundreds of I un(jer a !>eW ruling taking effect [state closed; ---------------- ----------------------. thousands donors are Ulln;h : any penonbuying selliZ Tires and tubes issued the past • /S-C..-.4 FORD AKPINALL. Prop. State Farmer Field woman closed--------------------------------------ting him with u special pin carry-i" --------- - *'of volunteer “ being urged to enroll at the or^t^eX&TS week arc as follows. William Bl:- '-Irder (jOrdCn-------------bCCd Having decided to quit fanning । the forenoon program by telling; ATTENDING COURSE --------------------------------mg the Y M. C. A. emblem. Sood. 2 tiles: Elmer Bender, tire1 •nils T.__________________________ ...v the Hi-Y eighteen collection centers oK soon o dynamite, etc., are obliged to proMr AsplnaU will dispose of the ; what a big Job we have ahead; that .- kinOTHU/fCTCBN II weekTnot that sunshiny day, Mr. Damson has served personal property at Public Auction ; the American farmers have never*’ rsvn । n wca i enrx u. and tube: George Augustine, tire in Moy. is the time to order garden : club tor six years. His connectionI BS possible cure a federal license In addition to on the Eli Hull farm located 3 ; beet, known lu full, und Americu will | Twenty-live school officers left for and tube; S E Williams. 2 tires seed, in order to obtain an adequate began when he entered the sciioolI Announcement of the supply for a local license, rollftt southwest of Hasting* on win if we all do our part. j Northwestern University al Evan- and 2 tubes; Paul Olmstead. 1 tire; t supply, is the suggestion of 8. B.i system as teacher of history, andI civilians came after Cludrman i The federal license may be obM-43; or the first farm north of < Community singing opened the «ton. III. on fiunddy. March 1. for Dr. A. B. Gwinn, tire and tube; Mel-, Apple of the Michigan State Col-' he hu: had close working relatlon- Davis conferred with leaders of the ‘ talned from County Clerk Allan c. the Bliulta store. He is offering : meeting after dinner. Mrs. Warren « five day course'in school ndmin- vin Smith. 1 tire: Henry VahUlng.1 lege horticultural staff. Growers whoi shin with the members and highi office of Civilian Defense and the Hyde, rationing administrator, and a good list of horses. ,cows. hogs, I Bolton, Barry County Farmer Field-! Lstratlon under the direction of the 1 .baolete tire and tube; Lyman! place thelr orders early will find school leaders from that time The rhlrlrena ore In onrt m<4 n Of .... the w....to.UniVer- Tompkins. 2 tires and I tube; Jake the supoly will be adequate for Secretary expre.^ed the appreciation' burgeons general of lire army and! the local permit from the sheriff, chickens, h.v hay. grain, and tmlatnoa potatoes, a-nm-n woman, 1lead a wnmnn' women’bs dLlCUSSlon I School. of Education ... w. 1 navy It was decided that the in-1.state fire marshall or other police farm machinery, and some house- j on "The Part Fann Fnnn Women Won: Should any. There ilinv will »ui be uc excursions rxtuiaiuiu iu , —tire ..... and ....« tube; —— . Pralne • ....... Glover, ......... many of the varieties and strains'of tlie Loys, the parents, and the to'Dull*, ' creasing production rate is sufficient i officers, but the two licenses ara hold goods. Dewey Reed will cry Play ' - Jother --------------------------------in Helping Win this War." For­ schools and points of interest.' t>re and lube: CllfTord Johnson. 3’ which they desire. Seed growers, Y. M. C-A. Board for the services he‘ to justify making available a limit-[nececsary. Hie sale and Clifford Hammond rest Buehler, member Barry County observation of work In schools, con-1 obsolete tires-and 3 obsolete tubes, however, have been forced to cut )ui* rendered. cd quantity for possible civilian cat-1 Neither the clerk nor the police will act as clerk. lead a men's dlMUMion discussion ferences Committee, lend ferenc^. with ..... .superintendents, urn... ___ _ __ .__ „_______ ____ _ _________ --------------prin~*• *---------------down on ... Hie number of varieties. ----------*— ---------------nstrophes. departments of the city and county on Problems Confronting Agrlcul- clpab and teachers, lecturej and Soeakcrs Available for ftnd f0“cen‘r“‘® on the more im- HAS DINNER HORN MORE According to the plan, plasma is’w*s aware that thia regulation had LESLIE WILLIAMS, Prop. ture." portant ones. Jn some Instances THAN HALF CENTURY OLD conferences with Instructors from —'K , — to ... be dlstribmed ...U... uj by the Red IVCU Cross 1 nia(3e those who have taken i Mr. Williams U moving to u small-1 It may be necessaryfop the grower! Northwestern University, and ex- Defense Programs Sylvester Lam, an employee at the to vulnerable points where the 01,1 J«“* one license had better to use second cholceVBriety of some er place and so will have an auction Caxon- Again Lncn change ui of Miens idea, uiuuiik among mcmucrs members ui of , ... waU"'r , works, has might strike.int:t»>putsma. h about the other one at ono». Mie at the farm toeatecTbne mile Z.QX° , 7»a,n uos® • . ........ . j in his .' , pos- enctny "Usui suisr. tlie group This course was arranged: Chalmsan- Kun Slgtor ot the vegeiabln. bv the committee through the co- Speakers for Defense Committer! Tlie gardener may help the situ- session an old fashioned dinner horn will be handled by the disaster re- •1 he orders only came lo the clerk's north and two miles east of Doster; To Charlotte operation of - the Barry County announces that n list of sneakers | Btion if he will do the following which lie prizes very highly. The Uef organization of the Red Cross office on Saturday, hence the mixor 2S miles south,j>f Pralrigyille j |mmedlalciy‘ up. The Hastings High Saxotu lost■ Health Department i has been procured and that he will J things; look over ids seed left.over. horn is made from a large sea sheU1 ftnd wlIl t*. and 1 3-4 miles west on Ernest Farr’s ...m, He ... is « offering . U. “»s ",n‘L ’ Those attending the course are; be glad to furnish a speaker on any (from last year and use it if it with the top point sawed ofT. After; through medical channels. farm. a ,POQ. good, .list Blood of hom-s, ck-kfe. bo<i, uiola. hay ream to Chkrloifk «-» In ■ fame‘Charles UIL.lml Hammond ,.„,l.,;q and .llu^.™ George il,Eddy, u,., occasion ------.................. where- time ------ enough ---------------is al-1 tests high enough. Make use of the shell Ls filled with water and Blood plasma. is the fluid part- of- Car Crash At allowed to become wet In all Ite human blood. Il cin be dried 'foj and araln Lora. Coppock will cry there "»'» Friday "May evening. This TCy was waa Ulrt' K,nnrlh Smclkcr. rcoport; towed '« "toko Iho noce»ary nr-,seed treatments in order to get n flic talc and Boor William, will act second defeat '5f" "I nt .lthe h.c hand, hands of of charC T,f[ A A h,... Hath- mngcm.nta. . ' good stand of plants. Substitute inner reces-.es a uxty blowthrough1 preservation. It is then available Bristol Corners jwhcrcver possible some other varl- ‘he tipenlng in the top produces a wh4.n mUed wllh dUuUe<1 a. clerk. So, in, adv. clwwherr In lottc .nnd the third setback for the! — * ------ ------------------------------------ —----------------vllle; Dale Sponseller. Nashville HOPES John Ludwig Route 5. Battle TO REACH RED ** heflrd 8t for emergency use In transfusion*, jety. or some other kind. Buy some1 ... JI route I. 1; ncra^i Herald uiaaiuc. Classic. uur Dor oiuwru Stowell this issue for full particulars. i season. 'kind. Buy from reliable seedman. I, CMrtolU, look <n ..») md *nd Qu), wooau„d; o. E. CROSS GOAL THIS WEEK a . . .. . 1 It does not need to be typed, is an automobile accident which hapIn^ mnnMr '"’mediately available and hasTrov>cn»«d UU» I.m. *pmaxurd A»«u>U. CUrrnc Another report ta made this week, ----------------- • • * N. ELLSWORTH FENDER, Prop. t^~-JV -----«‘_r"* ~~T~—nwnnjion. nuguiut. uutcucc: Wenrtel ’ und TVrwIilloer were the Longstreet, « ... .... . r n u>. Aubil ...... and •J^uF. — Having decided to quit farming Bendel nd Terwilliger I William longed to Bingham Mr. Lanes grandfather. rvtrem.-iv vnYitaKiA of the status of the Red Cross War. H- H. GRADUATES ABOVE Hopkins, who ... .. ’‘S? wort r Saturday about noon, Mr. Ludvig Mr. Fender will have an auction sale J***h «or«« f°r Jhe victon while < gchipper, Middleville. ----------— Others are Relief fund In Barry county. Mrs.1 AVERAGE IN COLLEGE WORK ' ii • • t f n awk r (K neroic worx during and folat the farm located .one mile west ft**'0**1 1,n< i Lane led Hastings — ... ru.iiu, chainnan. umiiiuoii. reporting ivpuriuiai| Freshman ncsnman scholastic scnoiixtic reports rere-,*'!, “ ,°’,r ’lor‘h ot tne |Owlng the Pearl Harbor attack ------------j Dr. G. L. Lockwood, Harold J. Fos- Walter Perkins, at the Bristol school which forced and three miler south of Freeport .Hastings reserve* d defeated ^cat*d lhe, ter. Dr. D. D. Walton. Charles Paul the following contributions received celved at the high school from the ' vl,,0Be . , lf Portland on Grand River,' -------------------------------------the following contributions received । celved at the high school !'■• num ”«’ ‘inc h<* ■■ - .......... - -- ---• ------------- —-■« ■ .him off the road. His car hit • j. — I.... _ — ...i.. toil,.... __ L. ___ . ..... .. .. .... __ III a iwsliit Itnnun ns nhrlstlnn R-nri known as the Fred Cushing farm.! Charlotte reserves 22-18. Mirhionn at a point knoun as Christian Bend. , during th" week: Village of Nash-1regbitrnrs' offices nt J ,and D. A. Van Buskirk. Hastings. enity of - Mr Lane says he well remembers** APPLICATION BLANKS He evening xie Is » offering *■> good «uvu list uai oi u« horses.I iiui>rs,> Tomorrow Ti’-. , —;7“ Hastings plays' The women who are in attend- vllle: NcJrth Evangelical L. A. S. of State college and Un|vei»» u.------ -------- ------ —--------- ------------------. cattle, hogs, chickens, farm imple- ?^n Itepto in the first round for ftnci. are Mrs. Ora M. Babcock, route Maple Grove; village of Middleville:; Michigan show that Hastings grad- • 8lrl adopted In- his grandparents FOR TEACHERS WORKSHOP hospital ut Battle Creek The driver ments. and household items. Harry ‘h,c 91®-* ®,tournament_at 5 Mri H#Iel Snyder. route 3_ «rs Junior Red Cross of tile Bristol uales, now freshmen al the two in-’blowing that old ham each noon to of the other car is unknown, at thia O. Pennington wlU cry the sale and Charlotte. W inner* of this game will -nacher, route 2. and Mrs school: New idea club: Irving town- stilulions. are doing work above the -'umir.ori Mr. Hopkins from the rear; Last we-k application blanks were writing (Wednesday morning.’ Raymond La|» will act as clerk. ‘ vlc‘*,ra Maude W. Smith all of Hastings; ship: "Salvage for Victory" commit-1 average, according-to Edwin Taylor, of his 5S acre form to his noonday sent out from the office of Dr. Vir­ See the adv. elsewhere In tltis issue , arJolt* 8*me onSaturday nlghf Mr. hfyrtle Nay and Mrs. Robert tee; village of Freeport: Delton|principal of the H. H. 8. Five meal. That was more than 55 years gil Herrick to the teachers of Barry lor full particular*. Ifor thf championship. Caldwell. Battle Creek, route G und Camp Fire Girls: the W. S. C. 8. freshmen al M.8C. have a 15 aver-. *go and he down’t know how much county for enrollment In the aum- Barry County Psopla ---------------- - •» — । — ’ ** 1 Mrs. Howatd Drake. Dowling, route of the Hickory Corners Methodist age. B equalling 2 and C. L Of these I before that time it had been used, mer workshop. Dates for the work­ NAMES SUCCESSOR I CENTRAL P. T. A. MEETING | church and PrulrievUlc township. ** —' " _ ranks highest -k with .... — demonstrated j--------- -------------------------.. . shop are from June 22 to July 31 Complata Coursa Dougins Barnes Mr. • Lane tn the writ-: This week the big auc- very old. und the methods followed last lumTO RUSSELL BEELER March ID la Father's night at the u 2.12 average. Tlie three freshmen [erSaturday that theIshorn, though Tlie following Barry county pi Mrr.. Roy G. Hubbard. Barry regular meeting ol the Central P*r- FIRST TO REPORT ' tlon sale at Middleville for the bene- at U. of M. had a 2.41 average. Bl to still rapable of making a lot of| rner will doubtless prevail again this pie have completed a short MM -------z------------------------enl gnd Teachfrs Association. Thia time All applications must be re­ county Red Cross chairman, an­ Cross and all who SEEING A ROBIN 1 fit of the Red C^ “ =r J — u- equalling 2 and C. 2. This Ls also noise turned to the office of Commr. nounces that Rusrcll Beeler of Mid­ is an Important meeting u there .. . .. ~ can are urged tn n Attend. Attend. The peo- above the University average but ’ Mrs. Lawrence Herrick. 1122 3. -------Maude W. Smith bv the last of April dle viUr has resigned lhe chairman­ will be an election of officers and p'p ot ,hat en,lrC community have: not so much above a, at M.S C. Rob- NOTICE Jefferson Bfo rewu seetog a ro“n. made donations „ la . u , inQ., Ol ship of the Disaster department of even one should be present. and all kinds of' ert Parker led at the University with; Annual Meeting of Hastings Rur- Further details will be available icles will be offered for sale. the local Chapter because of the ■CD 1. l. Brt articles sale a a 2 2 71 71 average. avnrnoa •-... will —m .1' .._u at City Rev. Don Oury. father vice-presi­ in her yard on -Sunday. March . ! ol Fire Assn, be held hr, Garth pressure of his work and the First dent, Harold Foster and Theodore ThU is the first one reported to everyone showing a cooperative spirRequired freshman Englhh cours- Hal). 2 p. tn;. Sat.. March 7 NEW NIGHT NURSE AT Aid classes which take so much of Knopf will be in charge of the pro­ the Banner this season Several lt ln tlie enterprise. es are recognized throughout the! Everett Swegles. Sec. PENNOCK HOSPITAL hi* time. gram. There will be special music flocks of wild geese have been heard; jt u hoped the quote of <4.300 may state as flrsj year college bugaboos, Tuesday. Mrs, Hubbard named and a talk on "Gardena for Defense."-recently reminding us that spring, be reached thia week and If thtfe Mr. Tuylor says. The Hastings grad­ —— ’-“I Miss Ruth Willson of Middleville. Leslie Hawthorne of thia city as I ------------------ •* — | canr.ot be far away, despite the lib-1 are any ktoum. individuals ortown- uates made 5 Bi and 6 C's In these graduate of Blodgett hospital. St. Patrick chicken pie supper, oxi* St' Disaster chairman to succeed Mr. ■ Dance SaL. March 7. 9-1:00. I. O. era! amount of ice and snow still ships unreported, please send Ln your courses. Grades from other colleges Rose hall. Mar. 17. 5 to f8. Afiults.' Grand Rapids, has been engaged as Beeler. । O. 3*. h=!i. Nashville. NsshvUJs.—Adv. J-5. S-5. | on the ground. J contributions this week if possible. F. hall. : a night nurse At Pennock hoepitel. "H.M.S. PINAFORE' WAS SPLENDID ’ AIR WARDENS APPOINTED FOR CITY ■ 14 NUMUR council C. OFC HOLDS TOURIST MEH SUGAR RATIONING FORMS HAVE (OME GREAT INCREASE OF NECESSARY DETAIL * ""'M.' I AAA ASK HUGE BLOOD SUPPLY FOR WAR Four Auction Sales Blwk . ' April • 3t �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1H1 ■ C. A. Kerr U confined to his home' DEATH FOLLOWS by slckdeas. ; a LONG ILLNESS Mr. and Mr*. Bus Apsey of Shulta Wilfard M. Cole, aged #3. passed and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wertman *wa>' Bunday evening at his home, of Cedar creek Creek were Saturday night 1®» »• 8. aroaaway. Broadway, alter after a mug long 11101 cenar m| A community orchestra is being rimms of Mr. and Mra. Drury Brown- nc*». having retired several years organised at Plainwell field of Dimondale. ago because oi his health, after Mr*. Don Lewis, who ha* been U1 Mrs Daisy Williams and Mias working as a salesman for M year# with lhe flu the past week, is conMary Williams are moving this week For 18 year* he had been supervaleaclng into -----------------their recently ----------purchased *■---------------home*-* intendent —— -of— poultry •— -at•— the—Barry — Edward W. Sunday. 30. son of at tne corner of W. Slate and Wash- county fair and had also served the Ington Sts. Mt. and Mrs. Wm. Me- ‘ fair tn other capacities. He had Walter Sunday. Iras enlisted at the Kibben. the former owner*, are mov- been a member at the city council U. S. Naval Training Station in 1111- Ing tc a residence on 8. Jefferson BL ** alderman from the Fourth ward rnenas or air. ana Mr*. Aruiur aua was scuts in sne s. u. v. r. J«k Francisco of thb city enlisted LaBaUtater of Howell, formerly of where he wu a Past Noble Grand, in Ute United States navy at the Hastings and Nashville, are the par- He was also a member of Hiawatha Kalamazoo recruiting office last enu of two babies, a boy. born on Rebekah lodge. Surviving are his week. Feb 13 and a girl on Feb. 14. The wife; one daughter. Mrs. Sherley Mr and Mr- Lawrence Herrick son haa been named Victor Allen and Blood, of Hastings: two grandchilh«>< puKha«! th. |.ra|«-n>. wiirr. IhF <UU«hlrr 1. VRMe *OM. AH ton; t-a brothen Ah.atKjlAin.u»> h™ ton httna. lino. to holm tpUnaally. .«» And Lyiw ot MaOtoUl «h» mu'SU trura tht K. W DIIu Co ------- - -------—•---------- :—• ^ur IrVu ,nd t *1 Mr*. James Thomas of Kalamazoo, m™ aawm Burr ot s.n jom. cat. movta into tne apartment in tne6 and Mrs. Sylvester Bemis of ClsrksAugt-lo Spirts liouse on W. Green The North Tiwmapple Farm Bur- town. Wash. Funeral services were St., formerly the E. W. Morrill home «au group met test Thursday eve- held on Wednesday at 2:00 P. M. Mrs. Jennie Waters’ brother. John "ln! thf ho’”c of Mr’ “nd «l th'’ Leonard funeral home, the H. Waters of Tustin, a former Barry Olt'* Schantx. Eliwen new members RfV 8 conge,. Hathaway offictetCo. realdent. pussea pns.«ed away away weaneaWednex- * *“*■ Intcrnienl ltt R»veraid« ccmeco. rearaem. . er.’ — ’ o. .Fit. . . .... ■ .... v uoih .io. OddiFellow, t'Ano-.. .lleiRled <*>. la m .. the Reed City. lx»- tonic '“j'c ""lhe Farmers Relationship JU w tP" •■*»>«>«. ult.i ' with Other Groups, was led by, itrvice tn a body. p Grover Cline. | ----------------- _____________ PFC William Hirst, who enrolled The next meeting will be March HENDERSHOTT in the Army from Hastings, recently is nt the-home of Mr. and Mrs. . Week’ss Letler Letter organized and directed a band which Guy Cline. j Last b ■ Yes! And they are not just week-end bargains F arm DAY AFTER DAY^- WEEK AFTER WEEK — WE GIVE YOU THE BEST QUALITY FOR LESS MONEY. THAT'S WHY FOOD CENTER IS BARRY COUNTY'S BUSIEST AND BEST KNOWN FOOD STORE. TKSV< LOAF Del Monte Foncy Red CHEESE SALMON FOR TODAY'S DINNER Salmon Rire Cups 60c 2 1 lb. CAN 37c Leitoee Salad Whole Wheal Bread PET MILK 3 OVAL SARDINES — 2 PILLSBURY’S TALL CANS BEST FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR HT:r for5lb. 23‘ Compound 5 (Buckwheat lb*, 23c) 24 SNO SHEEN CAKE FLOUR FARINA 18‘ ’ small 9‘ O Ib. RICE fa pkg. 19‘ CUT GREEN BEANS 2 fa, 25‘ HOME BRAND OLEO 2 lbl. 35‘ TOPOOLEO Ib. 16‘ TIIUA CICU Chicken of the Sea IUHA rijn Blue Label 27‘ ARMOURS CORN BEEF 24‘ p l-lb. FRUIT COCKTAIL fa cons 25‘ fcr 25c VITA-RICH^VtGE - 27c FLORIDA ORANGES 5 lb. sock 29c 24 Vi of Juice lb. tack STALEYS SYRUP 10 1 67' lb. 2LC Sweet Potatoes g lbs. j 0 Q< pkg. O STALEYSCUBESTARCH HIGH LIFE DOG FOOD 5C PINK SALMON , lb. 2 35‘ MACARONI “chVA, 3 ,b„ 22c PEANUT BUTTER 2 3r ARMOURS STAR LARD 2.a'.L 28 39c VIKING COFFEE 2 57c GOOD VALUE GREEN TEA 65‘ ELMDALE FLOUR H.ilb .„k 83‘ Calif. Carrots Head Lettuce SOLID. CRISP Grapefruit IEXAS SEEDLESS New Cabbage Apples 2^15 2for 19 10 for 31 4C 10lbs 25' 3lb$ 10 COOKING Carrots, Potatoes i fi lb. bag Idaho Itaking ■ V Bureau news ... t The W. S C. S. dinner wa* well Woodland Community Group No. attended Thursday at Mrs Slo- met Bt the homs-of Mr. and Mrs. cum’s. Mrs. Russell Greenfield was Wed Roether. Feb. 34. srilh H pres- present and gave an outline for some rnU Thf »rouP voted 10 lnv,U: new R*^1 Cr0M work ,o ** done for Can"’ F"rnf Burtau member* in our cam- Custer. The Society Voted to furmunlly tn «l,end °ur discussion nLsh cups nnd plate- We have ,group *o,,n meetings. *K. p F. Eekwdt Eckardt led led manned planned tn to tmv buy th. the m.n. cupa so they will the home of Dr und Mr#. Willison. lhe discussion. Tlie group will meet be all alike, but will be glad of doOrville Cool.'v. son ot Mr. and Mrs. March 24. at the home of Mr. and nations of plates from friends. The Wm. Vflte. ' -: credit for this work will apply -on -the. Steve Cooley. ■» clerk In the Kroger Red Crow quote of lhe school dlsmeat department here has ben HASTINGS MAn,fc,ol, MAN tricts. Mrs. Albert Brill und Mrs. rmFH1 i’?- .!’.n PROMOTED TO HERGEANT Ronald Haynes were chosen as comIonia, where he will be in charge of Roy J White of Hastings. Mich.','mittee women fur the work. the meat depart menu -His HmuUiga 1 Mr. and Mrs Basil Hayward and friends will be glad to learn of thu has been promoted to the rank of Sergeant, it wns __________________________ announced recently ■ Cleone of Alto were Sunday guesta advancement. restem Army Flying School, j at Chas. Van Vranken’s. Mr. nnd Mr- Wayne Benton, who * j Mrs. Clara Shults of Hastings have been caring for Mrs Nettle SOUTHWEST WOODLAND ."•pent the weekend with Mrs. An­ Brooks, have moved back to their Floyd William# of Rattle Creek. thony at the Van Vrnnken home. farm south of Bowne Center. Mr. Mr and Mrs Floyd Garrison, With and Mrs. Jay Deveieaux will move----- — --------- ----------- —-- — —\ in with Mrs. Brook, and .Mr. and community, only son of Mr. ant Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Mott attended Mrs. Bruce Engle will occupy the Mr* 1&aoc Williams of Woodland the funeral of Mr. Norton at the Brooks- apartment on S. Park St «**>' ,he Hospital Dowling church, lost Tuesday. A letter received from Clinton vacated by the Devereaux.Sunday evening at the age of flftyItobert B Reel, son of Mr. and lw0 years Hp ha‘' bwl’ 1,1 wllh Brill states that he got back to his Mrs Bernard Deed of Tlmuings. is i’,', ,1'"onl“ for P®51 four “nd boat in the Boston Harbor on lime, one Of 320 eadete enrolled in tl.e ^e extend sympa- and that the weather on the coast was mild and spring-like. The most .. ....... R-«n- OOliwr. T™U1,„C Mr. mid ot De- snow he had seen this winter was Ci.. »t u» Unlwrary i.l Mlcl>lr..n ,2t" ““ Mrs Jay Dittman ai Vixm o! ranaln quail- "’II "" "*1™1 "" here at home and he had. been to parents. Mr and Harrison Iceland. With the exception nf the UH ioura-, Room will „ 141rr„ Blocher. Loren Hershberger .and snow capped mountains Ute ground ronunl>.li>n ™i«n In thr “ u• ■■■ a. tatnuv t„„ih. were riiso Bt „ui.v gue*u. „,,u „ . ......................... aunaav wa.. bare there, the country being Heserv.', __ Lehman .... *Naval Vt1 Re *frvc' Mr and Mrs. — Ora were wanned by the Gull stream. . . ” 20 ;*>’d his Sunday dinner gueate of Mr. and All were shocked Sunday to hear brother. Frank. 1®. both of Grand Mr* Walker Cotton of Northwest of the tragic death of Miss Viola Rapids, were arrested by Under- W<xxfland. Baas’ nephew near Nashville and sheriff Leon Dn-ter Friday on a pat Travis from near Sunfield extend our sympathy to the becharge of ■’mling old iron from tlie hik moved on the RocrJyn Sowers rcavrd family. On account of this YiuikFe Springs rrcrr.iUoir area. farm. Beth were arraigned Monday. pIM Mite Heleir Stauffer of Lansing there was no school at McOmber Monday and Tuerday. guiltv. and were rarh #riitenred to w<u a weekend guest of Mr. and Mis. Mary Schwucho U still con­ five days in mil. a flpe uf »10. and Mr. Glenn Wotrtng Laird Wolfing costs of 5u 15 or fifteen days ad- o! Grand Rapids .spent Saturday fined lo her bed. hut was some better Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arron dltional in lieu of the fines. evening at home. Schwucho of Battle Cre« k called on her Sunday aftrmoon. She enjoyed the post caid shower and gifts from tier friends on her birthday a week ' ago. I Sunday being Layman's Sunday. A. C. Clark filled the pulpit at Hender­ shott and gave a very fine talk. Seeding time it almost here. Why not order your Laurence Christensen had the mis­ spring seeds now and save. I have a complete line fortune to loose a tine cow last week. . of high purity seeds. Also Nitragin and Ceresan for i A message from Dowagiac on Prttreating seed grains. ' day. announced the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Staley Sec Harvey W. Enzian at Cressey, • Groce Brill'. Mrs. Brill will go lo Dowagiac this weekend to stay a Mich, or phone Prairieville 14—F24. tf week or ten days. took part in an amateur show at a midwest midwest training training camp. camp. Mr .. .Melntuh. mother of Mrs F. E Wlllbon lias been ill with pneumonia but to convalescing Mrs Birge C Swift of Middleville' .moiher daughier. hn< been helping to care for Mrs. .McIntosh, who is in Attention, Fanners . . . WHEN IT COMES TO MEAT fTRANDTelephones THEATIB= 2244-2557 M Jf Hastings. Mich. THURSDAY and FRIDAY. MARCH 5 and 6 They Died With Their Boots On' BEEF ROAST PORTER HOUSE STEAK Cat. OYSTERS Q 29c FRESH SMELT Not Cleaned lb. SING FOR YOUR SUPPER" BLUE WHITE AND PERFECT" SUNDAY and MONDAY. March 8 and 9 PORK CHOP fddd^center: N. MAIN ST.. NAbHVILLL. M1HL 20C E, STATE ST, HASTINGS, MICH. SULLIVANS TRAVELS' < I Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 lo 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI., MAR. 10. 11. 12. 13 t KEAL CHOPS LE Radio'.- most popular comedian Bob Hope with Vera Zorina. Victor .Moore. Irene Bordoni. Filmed in Technicolor. "LOUISIANA PURCHASE"" Adults 31 cents-plus tax I rente total 33 rente. Children utA t UAltltY Til EAT II Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-^282 JCd FRIDAY ond SATURDAY. MARCH 6 and 7 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Chester Morris and Harriet Hilliard In "Confessions of Boston Blackie" "LAWLESS PLAINSMEN SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 8 and 9 RICA ON GUARD them Now! < Bargain prices until 7:00 P. 31. CHUCK ROAST ROUND STEAK « DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Jinx Falkenburg and Charles Buddy Rogers in 10G STEER BOILING BEEF 15‘ BACON TIDBITS 2 lb, 31 Round. Sirloin, QFi Swiss lb. □□ BEEFSTEAKS SPARE RIBS L":t ,b. 24 PORK STEAKS ’c^ ,b 29 BEEF NECK BONES lb 10 veal ribs lb.17‘ FANCY SHORT RIBS OF BEEF,b 17 COTTAGE CHEESE Creamy .h.10 PORK LOIN ROASTS lb 32 BOLOGNA &1"’* GROUND BEEF “c,2 ibi. 39‘ ,b 21 SMOKED PICNICS lb 28 SMALL LINK SAUSAGE ib 34 SLAB BACON cW' lb. 23' MEAT LOAF MIX ’".7°'k lb. 29 PORTERHOUSE TEfU lb. 39 CHOP SUEY MIX v'.c.t,0,k lb 29 * < SATURDAY ONLY. MARCH 7 ROLLED ROAST WEST HOPE The Community Club was enter­ tained Friday night by Ira. Bell and John McCallum The Club appre­ ciated the remembrance sent by Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd who are spending the winter at Safety Har- < Mr. and Mrs Frank Humeston of ’ Cloverdale called on Mrs. Martha . Replogle at Everette McCallums Sunday. ' m Mr and Mrs. James McClurkln , and family are moving to the Emcrson Edger farm in Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Almond Weber visitcd hi* sister in Battle Creek. Sunday. Orson Boniface Is moving onto lhe James Collison farm. The Rev and Mrs. R. Pfeifter wen* dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Everette McCallum and mother. SUphen and Barbara Mac Osgood spent from Friday until Sunday at Ferris Brown's. Will Johncock spent lhe weekend Willi his slater and family. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Woodman. Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Johncock and children were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. Ears More­ house < Congratulations and good wishes j.lo Thomas Haywartl and Juanilta । Lake who were marled Saturday. ©on Springer, who is a student at Western Michigan College at Kala­ mazoo spent Friday afternoon und Saturday with the home folks. I Mr. and Mrs Lyle Leinnar and I family of Delton spent Bunday dtth I Hattie nnd Raymond Anders. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Anders and children spent Sunday afternoon . with Mr. and Mrs» James Anders ot ; Goodwill. I WOOD KCHOOL NEWS ' The P. T. A. Thursday evening ! drew a good crowd and a fine pro­ gram was enjoyed. Tlie program committee for next month* will be i Ralph Kidder and Earl Engel, JunMr. and Mrs. Will Calms. Mar­ jorie and Beverly K. visited Rev. Lila Manker ot Hastings Saturday. Weekend guerte of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bruce were Mrs. Mabel Vreeland and Glen Baker of Jackson. I On Sunday Mr. and Mr#. Ralph Nor­ ton and children of Grand Rapids were calter*. Friends of Bert Elliot, who had seemed to be recovering from a maj­ or operation and pneumonia. will be i YOUNG AMERICA" Bare.!■> nwlto. Sanda, 2:1 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. MARCH 10. II. 12 Jimmy Durante. Phil Silver!, and Jane Wyman tn YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW" and but UtOc trope U held (or his ,recovery. . SAVINGS Ml. .rltlhb, dltHlh tllBlh. A ,,<■ A idk -Sb- BANNER WANT AD VS. PAT �rnr. harttngs bannhc. TmTRsnAY, march 5, m? ] ROUTH BOWNE Ralph Hcs.1 scared 522 for Nash- i..- u ■■ < t < n -j . ,r ■■■■. d HENDERSHOTT vilie to help hl* mate* win three || ■>. * c L t kJ’ *. Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Matteson! Tai: Week’* Letter games from P. & T. nnd Monleas l| High OChOOl Notes N and Mr. and Mr* Lawrence ChristMr and Mn McRnb<.rlA en. took a complete serie* from Line |Fs-sE---«------- - ----- ,----------- ---------- H taiuen spent Wednpaday in BatUe I tertalned with a blrthdag dinner in 1 honor of their daughter Jean. Their RHu* < 'Mr- V“n report* that Crw*’tPlvton Ring League Tiie McOmber 4-H eta** met Sat- daughter and huiband of Miuketftin >*a«ue J377J5 worth ot defense stamps were It’s not often that 536 pin* are' urday at U>e home Of Lawrence | and Alec McRobert* were prwwnt. 1 1 There were many bright spot* In enough to lead the Pi*top Ring' Friday night’.'* bowling in the Bit** sold among the schools lut week. Beadle In the Star district. Mbs Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slabaugh of League but that is what Joe Stutz league. Otto Hunvlnd i.lepped in Central school ranked highest, hav­ BuHLs met with the group. J East Bowne were callers at Jerry' ing sold 811520 worth; the lilgh had and he was top* for the evening' with a 570 series to lead the league Mrs. Robert Garrison is on Ute Blough’s Saturday. Evening callers play. Cha* NorrU scored 513 and1 with conslsur;*. games of 190-188­ school -ran second witii 8105.00: Sec­ sick list. । were Jeulp Blough and two daugiu; ond Ward. 834.75: St. Rose. 812.70; ■ Tom Comp registered 510. In the 192 and Wm. Dunlop came up with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lockwood Of ters e! Freeport. FlrX-Ward, 89 CO single counts WlU Ayres led with a 223 lost game lo give him 557 and The grand nine weeks total Hastings spent Sunday with her! W. H. Pardee spent Sunday al 205. Art Brunt Iwd 199 and George second place and Tom Ogden hit 544 parent*. Mr. and Mrx Chas. Bender-1 H»e Edwin Nash htyne in ClarttwlBc. Hebdt-n scored 193. for third place. Dunlop* single game 1 shot. Sunday evening calk-n. were Rev- Ho.v McRoberts and wife were .Tool Room took Office in to1 wn.', good enough for second high us age per week b 8210.76. In rt:g hlgn school. Mis* K*tm-|। Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wallen, of bi Lake Odessa Sunday where he x«tmp by winning two games; Bhlp- Al Walthers hud one pin more for I Hostings. i bad charge of a funeral. <per» dropped a pair lo Machine* 224 B. Beverwyk scored 211 his last inske's homeroom L« *1111 leading.’I Uta. EdW, Bwhtal ot H,,Uto. Mr un. Wm. Form, wore u. iiavmg bought 813.95 of stamps. : und Grinders won a brace of game* game; Ray Shroyer, Gordon Utter vnw U» wrrtund ..U, her tou«»- Al“ “"J J"” “ Among ull lhe schools. Miss Ed­ tar. Mr. tuthrm Wtai On glul.:«»»tontol Itom .nd r.tod on tor, from Engineer*. land Tom Ogden scored 208 each and D. Drews ppencdzihe evening’s pjuy mond's room In Second Ward ranks d,, (toy wrm ito bumu ot John Independent league rr lnrt tamlly and Un Kliphighest, having bought 827.70 worth 1 With a n 203 '>m *“JF**-. ' \ Dr. HOfto scored 551 for Medic* lo w,tri 'Bechtel in the Hinds district. j. of stamp*. z x<-. 1 Mr- and C. M. Benedict iftd the way to a three game vie Tpol Roonywun a pair from Elcc»a Mrc rooVrd 10 Freeport Thursday to the Mrt Mao. Chinese diplomat, talked!1 rent.?? mneum” tdry over Banner. Harry long had trlciniisJPjmndrv wfin tin* odd game Jennie Slocum were Mr. and Nirs. <*>.. o,y>,r" r,a uhlch‘hr> Ml\ for Woodland but his matf*. .from-OHice and Shop Office drop­ to li>e social 'sllldP-s ebue* fifth I George Slocum and -family, and nnd sixth hour-, last Tuesday. .■ I Mr. end Mr*. Archie Sinclair ardiW«’y , A. . dropped a pair of games t< •Car " "**' l*d ,H three '“* game* to -Engineers ------------, Mr and Mr”’ Enln Ul’h of Cnlc‘ . Best oral scorn: itaavma on>. w Several students from the dram­ family of Hastings. scores: u. O Haavlnd 570. W Seals. y' HASTINGS nuMui*;. doni* were supper “gucits of Mrs. ' Dunlop 557. T. Ogden 544. R. Field “IUj. class received experience in the >uuu>> Mr uV1. M7' \4'° ,Icnderid’ot Alice Gardner und brother Rnorv 543. R. Shroyer 53C. P. McMillen art °r tlieutrical make-up by help­ spent Wednesday in Marohall at satuniay Competition wa.* keen Wednes- 534. k. Chaw J29. R Shannon 527. ,n< »“h ’’Pinafore” . Glenn Henry’s. Mr*. Francis Hen-, Holcomb and family of day night In the Recreation League Walthers Sit: 1i -------' ------' Doom?day Books orders are being । derahctl stopped off at her dough-; Grand Rapids John Holcomb and and the ganuw were very eto.*. Dave taken this week. .,, ter*. Mrs. Leon Slocum in Bedford.. jam|]V 0( Zion Hill apent SundayGoodyear and WHl’Hackney of Ute ‘ °">mrrclal League 1 Tlie F. F. A. club Ls making a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Houvcnlr of! with their parents. Mr. and Mrs Piston Rings turned in ‘"Select' it was the old story of David and scrapbook of all of Its activities «incr /j s*»“’ *-• »*" ■ Circle"- scons of 620 < 244> and 608 Goliath in n special rchedule match ■ the club was organized in the spring ,lhe Tanner district were Sunday: d. D. Holcomb. evening callers at the Hendershots | Harold Yoder and family Were respectively. Their team dropped 'he Commercial League when of 1936. Mr. and Mrx R. H. Mott visited Sunday dinner guests of Will Mish ­ yjltz Price, Art Riflhtl the first game (o Leonard* by u lone 'be leading Hastings Lumber and at the- Russell Molts of Wull lake on' ler's. pin but they went on to win the Coals wen- humbled by Goodyear itist two Hostings Ice A: Fuel Bros. Hdwe. with David Goodyear tained Tuesday, March 2, In the! Sunday. Miw Mami? Tyler is caring for evening by the girls glee club un­ Mr. and Mrs. A(bert Brill and' Mrs. Lydia Kercher. maintained their lead by winning ploying the role of "David" by turn- der the direction of ML*s Virginia1 Richard D*Mott went to Dowagiac, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stahl <ft two I'ami'.-. from Middleville and i"f In » big 599 serie-,. He was Moore Saturday. Mr*. Brill remaining for Elmdale visited Sunday at Roy Me­ Perks Tttvern took tlie odd game 'bly Assisted by Dr. R. Finnic with .1 Plans on' .being formulated for o few days to care for her daughter. Roberts. from Nashville. Ice and Fuels scored mtIm. Tlie Lumber nnd qoo’.s “555 , > Mta Mrs !U, Ray Staley _________________ and the new baby. | 2728 to lead the team play. , "ow leading the league 6y five , Friday, Feb. 27. the first-aid class Jnn,.t Either I BARNUM SCHOOL Best scores: D. Goodyear 620, W. Pn*«es studied the four kinds of poison! —,.™ Mr. and Mn. ctannw, ,liHackney GOB. H. Cook 595. L. HawCoffee Shop won a pair of game* snakes in the United Stales and tted Suntu:.' at Mr. and Mrs. Tedi| Last Week's Letter ited Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Ted thoroe 579. l» IJebhauaer 568. K. f'o,n State IiuulaUfln with W. how to care for snake and dog bile*. © Laughlin's I Albert Rec-sor has Labcrteaux 5M: K. Clark 557. R. Hockney scoring 581 for the loner* Ted Banash in thirteen games tied। Don’t forget the p T A at the!louse, N. y.,.to attend a supervisors Smort mother, everywhere come to renney st now .. •• Hubbard 548. V. Smith 543. C U-on- •u,d C. Kcnfleld 542 for Coffee Shop,■ “J?0 •'-totahm unoolhtotaiwtoim.!■ convention this week. fj toke odvontoge of these low price., and outfit your children of Muynahan and-F.ml blanked Has­ maue by Bill Gladstone. ’37. and FH- njnff nrd 529. G Monica 529. G Brower •• I Mrry and Darlene Durkrv- are' ifi 1. all ages from heod to toe! Buy more Defen.e Stomp.! 5’27. O Huavind. 525. F. Otark 535. tings Conslrurtldn; Vikings did like- day evening against Charlotte, broke . , __________________ | with b mild form of scarlet fevyr. . .... G. Perkin* 517. A. Brown 510. W. wi*e to Auto Sport Shop; City ... ■ Mr. and Mn Frank Holmes and The Junior Red Crass Knitting | Lis! Week’s Letter Ayns 513. C. DeCtni 510 R Moore Fathers won a pair from Andrus Mrs. Peasley of Grand Rapids, also For Spring Breeze*'. M n.4.,h Tutor, htoM ., club to. rutohejl («««» ..tour. pu,.h„,„ ,te ....... -- ------Sip. C. Payne m . m Mr. and Mrs. . L. E Holmes .. of WoodDRESSES 1 The typing 3 class assisted the of house on the Neasc farm and Jand called a: the Herbert Johnston GIRLS’ COATS 'Bright little midriff, "" ui ............. Ken Clark nolUhrd lit* bowling c>.,T..™.ton. - ----------------' Ik “ ui huno llkta ituiri, I j | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lennon of Lannautical and long ball <for good luck* nnd then pro-i Application blank.* are now avstIL for this semester Monday. Marth sJBantieid. torso styles in wash­ Mr cc«tled to bowl a fine 584 rerioa able lor “ lhe — Hast*'Ings XJIty ~" —Tourna­ 'Die in'ramural volleyball. [Ung Mr and. Mrs. Eugene Leiter of -Ing spent the weekend with Mr. and able cotton. 3 lo 14. <188-186-2121 which was high for ment The dead line for entries. i.t pong, and free throw tournament near Charlotte have moved onto the M”- Ben Crockford. Fuller ’and Putnam fsrm near Banfleld. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur *” ’ the evening ant’ wilt: his mate, H. Marth 15th anti must be turned In will begin March IG Fetching new styles for Charles Parrots arc moving from son of Hastings called at the Ben Cook, with 538 pins. the Moose took to the City Assn, secretary before the particular mUal Miss Rowe’s English literature and Crockford home Sunday, n pair of games from St. Rose night of that date. rhetoric class?) are writing orations lhe Vem Doty fatm to Battle Creek Dressy and casual types Mr. und Mrs. Russrll Booher have nnd Floyd Cole wiio has been re­ Parish. Entty fees ure 87.50 for the five which will be given March 27. in princes* and double moved onto the farm recently va­ A, Melrose scored 520 to lead At­ men. 8300 for the doubles and 81.50। breasted styles. Miss Bowman I* teaching a course siding on the Emmons farm ntiar f torn, Body Sliou to a two game vic­ for the singles which alto include* in phonetics to Miss Rowe'* rhetoric Dowling will move to the Doty cated by Bert Hayner. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hayner arc farm tory over City-County und Hotels^ the cost of oowllng. . ! class. ' Samples of invitations have arBernard Hammond has purchased staying with Mr. and Mrs. Fred dropped it pair of games to Shel­ fVOMEks'S LEAGUE r__ rived nnd will be presented some the John Jones farm and will take Durkee until they' can find a house dons. 'MTlfA 'by Jane ,^nlors to in which lo move. Inne urne |jme Ulto ujIjs wwjt wctic Ior for Uie tlie .seniors to possession this week. Daniels of Bonnet and Gown fea- make a choice Arnold Johnson who has been In There was no school Monday on State Insulation couldn’t win a *J.°n<to< n.l£h1' pU>; f,°,r Tne Tne Midwest Midwest assembly, assembly. which which wa* was account ot the teacher Mrs Doug-j Louisiana is now In Oklahoma. game from the lending Hustings ludie. cojutstent games of 173-170- prwnt «| Monday. March 2. fea- las not being able to be on the Job.' BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY Lumber arid Coals and tlie main nmuBX±rr- !LSP?1 ,Or.OR‘ rV7 »«r«i Channing Beebe, a commercial Don Pisher of Hastings has tom-! teason was the pin spilling of I). annifrt^hn nm^fn'rwho h“d mOliy thriU- pie ted the electric wiring of the Drews nnd Joe Stutz who scored m,PF nJ? n n>1' for a Ing adventures in lhe African jun- bams on the Putnam farm. TUT T /“i TT T /■“■* n NT 683 and 552 respectively. "Dutch'*” nnd Ruth Peterson scored 473 for aiX, Harold Jones moved his household A’X 1 L? JLL 1 L7 LN count was high for lite evening und State Insulation. '__________ t ,__________ goods to Battle Creek Saturday and Jimi’s was good enough for second, Five of the eix matches ended in GLASS CREEK Louis Perrine’s moved to their re- I Mrs. Russell Whittemore and baby *pot with Glenn Laubaugh trailed grand slam decisions. Bonnet and Girls' Fresh Rayon cently purchased farm near Augusta , with two pins leas for third place. flown trippled against Portias; returned Sunday, after several days Gay Spring Style*! AQ Mrs. Frank Rogers of near Dowl- 1 Girls’ Slorw Hoti | -W Roush Tailors won a pair of games laronnrds blanked Beta Sigma Phi; visit in the home of tier parents. Ing entertained the Banfield Ladles' DRESSES from Moynihan and Paul with B. State lajulatlcn won three from Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pew in Has- Bridge Club Tuesday at a 1:00 Bonnet and brimmed A 'Payne leading in the match with Boyes Reni Estat*: Windstorm was tings. style*! In on the slarn evening by copping Mrs. Forrest Havens returned o’clock luncheon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter.Standley were (Atupkii Dttrtd SpertUMn's ConftKi) Girl*' SPORT JACKETS....148 j Will Ayrfs 517 wan best in the from Piston Ring* and Hastings Wednesday from n week* vL*it in host and hostess to lhe members of • Novelty Print*! ■match between Hastings Construc­ Beauty Studio made the fifth slam the homes of the Rex Tates and the Ladies Bridge Club and their Girl* ’ Wool SKIRTS.Gordon Havens in Ypsilanti. Her • Plain Colon! tion and Auto SjMirt Shop and his at'thc expense of Trio Cafe. Girls’ Sllp-orer SWEATERS Me Tlie deviation from lhe slam route daughter Virginia returned with husbands to a fislt dinner and bridge mates made it two o’ut of three for Sparkling colon that party Saturday evening. The fish was won by Strand when they took her and remained until Sunday. . Giri*’ Cotton BLOUSES89o the Sport Shop. will turn her into a j lhe odd game from Banner. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shricker were caught bv Mrs. G. Welch and n Giri*’ Colorful ANKLETS ...ifc j CoUce Shop continued Uieir win­ little picture! Mid­ Best scores: J. Daniels 529. E. nnd son* Jack nnd Terry were week Clarence Williams who reside at Fine □ Girl*’ Rayon PANTIES ‘ ning streak bj taking a complete Carpenter 505. R. Petersen 473. P. end guests nt Chas. Whittemore’s. lake. riff. ixasant and series from Vikings with Keith Jupiistrom 472. C. Hubbard 456. J nautical styles! — Waller Hobbs. Jr., who is in Chi­ Mr. and Mrs Pred Otis. Mr. and •Daniel* lending the way \»lth 546 Brower 449. S. Lawrence 446. L Wil- Mrs. Chas. Whittemore. Mr. and cago was home over Sunday visiting, Spring colors. 3-6, pins. his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter, , .... ,riu J- Mac Tvor *39, V. Wheat- Mri. Ray Erway and Robert Otl* 12 Naan to 11 P.M. Daily City Fatheis dropped the first ing 434. B. Bramdle 431. M. Saw- attended the W. S. C. S at Frank Hobbs, Sr. game to Andrus Service but secured yer 428. A. Hubbard 428, L. Teu- Ferris’ Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stiles' grand-1 Championship Log tolling. Canoa tllling revenge when they came back and >ink 42B, A Rt ss 419. A Hawthorne* Sunday visitors at Forrest Havens children Norman and Jeanie Bird of and Wood »awlng Contest*; Olin Banion 3 Pc. SUITS SLACK SUITS W,on lhe last two games by u single,413. M. Smith 409. M. Mitchell 4(H "ere Mr. nnd Mrs Rex Tate of Yp- Urbandale are spending a few weeks and hi* Ttainad Ratriavan. Spectacular pm M each game. „in rh oume and H Roush 403. silantl. Mr. and Mrs Robt. Mc- nt the former’s farm home while Mcrkimanthip by The Shooting Man*Goodyear Bros. Hdwe—Middleville ‘---------’----Glockiin and children and Alva Mc- their mother -fc recovering from a • heldi: Hoalto. the Singing, Talking Crow; Creameiy match was postponed. i • Olocklln of Hastings, a birthday recent Illness. Sanforized Sulln । joii.> hai ai a. dinner was served honoring the Mrs. Ed Unrue submitted to nn Bliss Matinee Poplin In teal blue Stuart Sweet bowled a pair of nice ' Mrs. John Baum passed away birthday* of both Mr and Mrs. operation last Thursday at Leila Motor*. Trail*:*: Michigan Slat* and Matching coat-andearly Wednesday morning after nn McGlocklin and Rex Tate whose hospital. Battle Creek, and at this, Canadian Provln** Exhibit*: HunUng. games to give him a 515,aeries and slack models in good­ sleeved, long legged. Flshlnq and Camping Equipment extended illness. She was bom in birthdays occur this month. writing Is nicely recovering. tlie lead in the Matinee League play. looking herribones, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Havens and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Fausey of Bat-! Adm. 55c incl. lax — Children 35c. John Havens scored 506 for second Barry Co. on April 8. 1883, the have tipper fly. overplaids or heath■ ’spot and Roland Taliaferro placed. daughter of Alfred nnd Lydia Ann Rodney of Hostings spent 'Hiurs- tie Creek, were Sunday guests of the; er blends. Double Putnam’s at Twin Cedars. third. Cleveland won a pair of gam*:, ■ Haywood Sh* hnd lived in Barry day at Forrest Haven’s, county all her life. Surviving are her Sunday visitors at Fred Otis’ were breasted styles. Drape from London and Toledo took a pair husband: one daughter. Beatrice; Mr. and Mrs. Louie Erway and Mr. from Salem*. model trousers. ; five *on», Earl. Glen. Edwin. Law- Ouzmendo of Kalamazoo, nlro the ;------ rence and Herbert: and other rcla- Misses Maxine nnd Genevieve ErChas. Kcnfleld secured 526 pins lives. - way and Dwight Ferris of Grand । for Middleville Friday night to help No funeral nrrangemenu had Rapids and Jas. Dibble of Chicago, Percale Dre** win a pair of games from Highland been made as the Bannt Mr and Mrs. Mounce Erway and Longle* 1........... Dairy and also lo.br high scorer., pre..* son’Morton of/Grand Rapids and Let Him Be A Regular Fellow! lour car get* sick. loo. Il needs attention Shirt*. Shorts. Brief* 35c Mr, and Mra/Dtck Hose und son RUGBY SUITS or it will get worw. Why not give your of Hastings were Sunday visitor* at Colton Slack Socks, pr. 15c Single or double j" 90 Roy Erway *. car a break? Lei u* pul II in our hospital. Sunday dinner guests at Roy Erbreasted w Well check it over and put It on it’s feet. way’s were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dib­ CoHon Poplin Jackets ble of the Edger Dlst. and son Jas. Zelan - finished — of Chicago and the Misses Gene­ They’re, wind-resist­ vieve and Maxine Erway and Dwight FerrU of Grand Rkpids and ant, water repellent! Mbs Joan of Kalamazoo. MOYNAHAN-FAUL, 'INC. ■ Mrs. Russell Thornton and son BOYS’ SLACKS FORD MERCURY LINCOLN Allen of LaPorte. Ind., visited the Smart drape model O SS latter part of the week with her Court at Church St., Hastings with slide fly closure. parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde WarNew Pattern* In Wing Tip Mrs. Chas. Whittemore spent last Young Men’s OXFORDS Monday at Lowell Whittemore’s at Smooth black leather A, A 7 ROOM HOUSE, has electricity and gas. Delton nnd on Friday Mr. and Mrs. uppers, leather soles! Chas. Whittemore called at Wm. cistern, in the village of Woodland on Main Whittemore’s near Deltdn. street, for $700.00. | The Rutland Cemetery circle will BOYS* OXFORDS I meet in lhe Fred Smith home in AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. go.ng Hasting* for dinner next Wednes­ day. good, only $4200.00. Styled like CLAY HILLS **’ ' Dad i with Prnl-Flex' WE HAVE 3 EXCELLENT HOUSES in the 3rd ' About twenty of the Clay fill! Bowling Newt SPECIALS dozen can* TOMATO SOUP, UMPBai'S RITZ CRACKERS COFFEE, THOMAS SPECIAL CHEESE, MILD WISCONSIN TEA, THOMAS SPECIAL 1 lb. 21c 3>b bagS9c it 29' lb. 50c €. THOMAS STORES 5.90 *;98c ! SPORTSMEN'S BOAT SHOW 1-98 Mar. 7THBU15 Convention Hall OPENS SATURDAY I275 CARS NEED TONICS TOO No matter whot comes real estate is the ONE SAFE investment. This Week We Offer WHY word. They are oil strictly modern. Priced at $3900.00. $3500.00 and $3200.00. IN THE FIRST WARD we have just listed a house. 6 rooms and bath, full lot. garage, recen'tlyrremodeled. $3000.00. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 • We believe that— The Bat Investment on Earth, it the Earth Itself ” <1 neighborhood met nt the Moe school house last Wednesday, for their annual Washington dinner. The men cut wood and lhe indies tied off a quilt. Pot luck dinner was had at noon. j Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCaul and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potts attended the *p«rty ut the K. of P. hail in Mid­ dleville Tuesday evening. i Mr*. Sarah McCaul visited at the home of her grandson. Leo Colburn. J .In Hosting*, one day last week. ,i ’ Mr*. Leon Potts spent Saturday 1 afternoon with her sister. Mrs . Lcnna Johnson in Bowne while Mr « Potts attended a sale, near Free­ port ’ Mrs. Gertie Harris has been ill 'll the past week- Mr*. Nina Wlngar of Middleville ha* been caring for her. • Mr. and Mrs Steve Lukso. Miss i Mary and Joe Lukso of Grand Rap­ ; ids. spent Bunday with their parlenta, Mr. and Mrs. John Lukao. Ouy Me Nee and family spent Suru dav at Mr. Peek's near Hastlnn. m • 2“ DO FOLKS BORROW? To Pay ... To Buy... Medical A Dental Bills Taxes & Insurance House or Car Repairs Hospital Bills Long-due Debts Unexpected Expenses Home Equipment An Automobile Fuel for Winter License for Car Clothing or Shoes Other Necessities . Personal npensci ol tn unanticipated nature often cause unnecessary sacrifices. These emergency expenses and other money needs can be met with our convenient cash loan plan. Inquire TODAY! CALL — WRITE — OR PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101 1-8 W. State Street ' Hasting*. Michigan HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE !?tt Drew-Up Style! Party Pumps Ribbon trimmed .... Nursery' Diapers. Soft birdseye weave, 6 for I 3 Training Pant* — Double thick, absorbent Satin Border . . 1 4 J5 I Handy Diaper bag — 4Qe Rubber lining. Pocket*. "Tv Baby Pillow*. Kapox filled. 104 x 13 in Satin In patent dine! Sizes Tiny Colton Anklet* 4 £e White or dainty pastel* I Chenille Spreads— Designs in pink or blue. DRESSES 2“ OXFORDS Smart a you'll fu 2“ Good-look­ ing and sturdy! Size* INFANTS* HIGH SHOIS Cuddle-Back” con*true- Entrancing prinlel Lowly colors I 3T. Cover, QQ Ftaffy �THE IUSTINQS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 5. IMt S2H22- lllOriRlS WUOAR RATIONING big Dto* of bread to cow g Btoto MWjyr 1 Backward Glance* ' Bits of Yesterday CHAMPION RETRIEVERS FEATURE MICHIGAN SPORTSMEN’S SHOW COURT HOUSE NEWS JAPS LOSE BUT GAIN American and Dutch naval andI TWENTY YEARS AGO r March 1. 1992. .. -- -----------------------. . Rev A. F. Way made a plea for! E*t. Clarence E. Appelman. ,Warmay be disturbing to tha lhe rest of of. (W1 o( jBpBnw* chipping in ther UH itrv but caualn* mt Dr. Dr. t JndlM BWB unit-, at laasl |13B00 at tile Mattiodtot rant and inventory filed. vqo country ou; it n lto * causing . ' j. , Eat. Flora C. Wood. Proof of will U H. MMULIH UnkAAlLk « lM .an,. alIKuu, l|iu H shureh last Sunday to °**r 1,8 000 **■’ ।nicd- order MbnltUng will entered. | MkLLAA IUUUc akuUwrily, W,' M ,hW aeltaiul, ,unk .nd Cll«!dChi deW Michigan’s dietetic --------- ... — give gome loud cheer, I,I many more protybly sunk or dsm- P'^/u*e of 111 health Carl Da-' B*1 Clarence E. Appelman. TesUm^rb^uittlng the Jewelry biui-• hvony of freeholders filed license lo There are any number of good ' [ • aged. The Dutch have been maln- ness and will reside in Orangeville. | Issued, oath before sale filed. |. grays to make up the shortage of1 (tatnlng a pace of at least one Jap­ Hto location ha* bean rented to the I Est. William Eckert. Testimony of ntfar. ho believe*. and th* sub- anese ( ship sunk per day. Fidelity Stores 0o. of Chicago, a' determination ol heirs filed Itllutes are much better from the' 1 y>t. Anna F. Eckert. Bond on sale, This to an excellent record made chain grocery concern. Mlu Charlotte Lak* has accepted ; nifd report 0/ nled health standpoint than the sugar. possible by the heroism and dea position in Lansing with the । &t Lucretia Benham. WUl filed. Itself. votlon to duty of Dutch and Amer- I Michigan [Tirt_[T >_ii MIUer'a i Mutual Fire In- peuaon for probate filed, order for Aside from its pleasing sweet lean j men who are operating agaitutlaurence . ^Tsnce Co" Co., u caller and later pubUcaUon entered. lA»te, sugar to merely a good fuel. 1superior forces. / [will be made accountant. M Pennock. Order It to no reflection on these men I ______________ f allowing account entered, discharge I Of executrix Issued, elate enrolled. | to poln£ouUhat till* record, though !"THIRTA \EARb AGO Mar. 7. 1912. I Est. Florence Forman. Order u> Milk, whole cereals, green vege­ .ptetidi,d. Ls nnt sufficient. i ( ‘The Banner this week advocates' u < funds entered. tables and. meats can more than Certain optimistic commentator, i proposing tlie name, „of Cawlus L.1 Est. Floyd E. Budd. Petition for po,a, with . , , । proposing the name, o. ------make up for a shortage in sugar. A ■' have stated.... that Japan is losingI — | a| BagoW for governor. .----------------, keen.,,. t0 mr Ried. .How and a glass of milk to equlvalenl'to four. ships faster than she can replace: Dr. and Mrs J C Andrus re- I Eat. Flora C. Wood Warrant and •r tpanial. teaspoon.* of sugar In calorific1 them and so may be broughtto her! turned yesterday fromsouthern ' inventory filed ■ DETROIT. .March 4.—When the Michigan Sportaman'a and Boat value. A bowl of oatmeal and knees through exhaustion of naval'plorid8 and they I»rerer M,ch1' i Est. Mary Del.ue. Ditohurgeof adSliuw up«<iix at Cpurrntion Hall on Saturday. March 7. Orin Benson knees tnrougn exnauanon oi navai {<j lhf cqW |n ploridn mlnl4lrttlor iMUl.d. enrolled I cream to excellent for the bodily ami hl* chutnplon retrievers will be making thplr first Michigan resources. , r bbHow. well known buri-1 Flora C. Wood. Order to-dis-l furnace and Is much more health­ ;ipp< ’ .iran< r The manner In which tbeso dog, retrieve diving duck, is However, such optimists fail to neiaman passed away al ills home jxwc of stock entered IhiiIi thrilling nnd educational. ful than sugar. take into account the. rjipid pace t here Sunday ; E*t. Harry A. Weils. Final account I Included In lhl» year's Sport,mrn'a Show will be an extensive Health giving vitamin.*, lacking of lhe Japan*** advance even Ini Th® attempt to secure filed, order allowing account entered.! exhibit of the activities of tho MirhlKun Conservation Department; <>r these tns.se* The United'ProP«r school buildings in Hosting, discharge of ipecial administratrix' tn sugar, are present in all of the facface of tlw losses. The united mofr lhatl thr (lr,t wU,c fnrollrd an attractive dlttplay of the Dominion of Canada and an unusual foods mentioned above. 'Nations cannot retreat much yesterday 236 voted for and 314 ELt. Agnes Brlatdl. Order allowing; Mcxliun hunting and fishing exhibit. An Immediate possibility in “»® further without _________________ _____ of i against. In...the first election only accoUnt entered. dL*ciuwgc of nd-1 Additional now features include Frank Baldwin', seven tamed being deprived rationing of sugar to a reduction in all of their ’can>? located l«i votes were and trained deer; Milton Seeley'S famous Antarctic l}u®kloti and their "*lratcg strategically locatedvole* were cast cart. •nunL*traior bisued. utatc enrolled . Nineteen little friend, of JoseE>1 MarJ R EUry . Final account! the diabetic morbidity The prowllhoul Uw of #uch | Cedric White's Dude Ranch. jphine Csrveth heljwd her celebrateexecutor filed, waiver of notice! The Show continue, through Sunday. March 15 and is open dally . ... executor walwr , posed annual reduction oi sugar un-the united Nation, cannot X^mh<tey t£^. :her hlrthdav‘ Tiimlav . 1 | hied, ,order assigning- residue entered. from 12.boon until 11 P. M. Throe free entertainment performances der the rationing plan may not be .)Ope t0 gertompy threaten Japanese । discharge of executor issued, estate will be held each day ul lhe big indoor pool at 3;lW, 7:16 and S;30 P. M. enough to show up in the statistics nBwl If |he japBI1WiC MUC. j FORTY YEARS AGO I enrolled. on diabetes bu*. those concerned with ceed ... ln taklne jav., .„. for example, j M8reh «• 1903 I Ext. Matilda McLravy, Warrant, th* a Inifr —*t*d tn And'’ .. . . .ln---_-up ... ____ i- preparing to Biid Inventory filed, petition for li- administration touted, order limiting ’ Die nrnhtern problem will U be interested to find ,hclr „. wn; ,,enl rrtauveiy r-|.Mreiy in)nJ .7, Geo. Hyde 1 I mor IOMC3 sccni V an „W. .jjT,," ’.‘ is what•-----------------------------the atettatlc, may ------------------indicate. 1bu,ld •ddl“w 10 .7, hL' '»‘or_'' ' '««»« to sell filed. settlement entered petition for hear-, I UD11C F OFUDl *During “‘e ,remcn — ” ’ -uoUcc lo creditors: rairin. Wbrid'warT'wheTsugar Xm War T when »u«r l'sl<nlflcant sl«nlftc*r,t ta v,c* °L°L ‘"men-- ! The The small small son son of of Charles Charles SherSher- T&u . &l Mary Mary Hope. Hope Waiver Waiver of of notice notice Ing mg da claims filed • -----------------War wh n uga ■,’dous BdvBnU<M gained. gajned. wood died Tuesday d.. dtocharge .,During PUnn.< world * . I ... *<«« advantage* Tuevlay after a long 111111-1; m nie ed ducharge of adnuntotrator admmtolrator Ito- iwutd. Editor of the Banner disappeared almost entirely from The dBys of dciByjngi defensive j new. I suedi estate enrolled ' I Est. Julia E. Hicks. Warrant and slr. the German diet the result was a lacUcs ln the East Indies area are Mr and Mr* A D- Nlnkem atkm Eli D Hall. Petition for liccn*e Inventory filed Order allow J 1 “m sll«h,1>' encouraged when lowering in blood pressure, a vaiit । . ,|,|_rml,,A(< enunter I,ended ,|1C ** 1 <,yen in honor of I waiver of notice filed. EM- Cora A. Cook. l^^*X^\M^a“‘!lc,rJii*|t4rem‘" “°°n WU‘ ** ‘ <^‘Ca€° M“"" M?h‘^ P.-tition for |' I read over In the Book of Daniel ■ Who knows, perhaps the sugar rationing may be a blessing in dis­ guise. x:.; ■» ....... remember the college campui Be temperate In thought, word, and deed. Meskara, end temperance cutup who Was gulping goldfish not io long ago? He'» now trying dom—Mary Baker Eddy. canned salmon In the Army TYPEWRITERS YOU CAN STILL . . . . Get typewriters and office it limited. Thu indurtii,* SPECIAL! We have boa* hl al record prices, manufacturers sample* THE LEE OFFICE SUPPLY “THE BUSINESSMANS DEPARTMENT STORE" Hastings. Michigan TO SERVE YOU ... 15 STATIONS IN BARRY COUNTY There I* a MOBIL DEALER In your vicinity and he rarriea a complete line of MOB1I.GAS and l.l’BRI- Truck Service ovailoble to your home for fuel oil, etc. A Cali Today Will'Start US Out Your Way. L.. hu1 S . ; wln of men. plane, and ships are ar-j tu>n m MtainJ Ert. Andrew A Herding. Order ul^*1' J0' **t- ' 6 ENATO RIAL STRATEGY hope that they arrive in time «nd . ^oodta {“ % sued. order limiting settlement ent- lowing claims entered ' „ pJedicamcnt than wo* Daniel ol ----- . ---------- _ ---------------- ---- ... ;ci pirwaauinil Milin r-ho wnilici ua pastorate of me lhe uapust Baptist enuren. church, nnn nnd ------- uetttion Prize boner of the weeks should in sufficient quantities. nuantlties. pastorate oi E*t. Ini ered. petition for for hearing hearing claims' claims .E»l. Im Cotton. Cotton. Pinal Final account account nia qm tn. He i. Ls «z> so confused h*by the ait. dlf.............................................. will soon leave the city. fUed. notice to creditors issued. : filed. (ferrnt kinds of time which he has’ be credited to Senator David I. ------------ ------------ -— । or(jer lias been Issued , by the Ext. unnries Charles u L. oconcia Scofield rrtiuon Petition Est. omy Amy <c Whittemore. Dis-’to kcr keep truck in order to keep keep' office Jdenartment iiwreiisino ts. wnuwinorr , wp truc g of m Watoh of Massachusetts, who says THE GARAND PROVES ITSELF |nost — ’ -------------’ --------Uw tduta ofroraTfree delhere In1* “dtninbtiator filed, waiver ot no--charge of administrator iMued. estate’from making several extra trijw to’ that, because of the defenseless salaries—oi --------rural-------------------free aenvery llr4k filed, order Iappointing „,nr>ini«II>r .ami,.,.. I enrolled. mmliwi _ r___ ___ >___ __ dl,-। Only a year ago experts were still vne —----------- ..ticc adminto-! ....... enrolled. town. ,r» The farmer hns become carriers “r* whs »>“ rw,«."» rM-rl, e condition of the V. 8. coastline, that dHxtlni Lhe mertu ol U>, C.ru>dj^' trator entered. || E.,t. ” Wl'linm J Liebhanscr. Pcti-'xyby so many kinds "of time. Lev Eat. William Eckert. Order deter-'Don Il may be necessary Uj “bring back rifle, a semi-automatic designed to . 'ion for widow' widow's allowance filed, dr- than 35 years ago lhe Farmers all mining helrn entered. der for widow'allowance entered, went on Sun time but the city our Navy from the four comers of replace the trusty old Springfield. FIFTY YEARS AGO 1 Eat Edward G. Hackney, Order। Ed. Ell D. Hall. Order allowing .people wanted to be with lhe rail-, . Some maintained that the Ga- 1 March 3. 1892 the earth," to provide adequate pro­ , claims entered -roads" so they went on Ccntfrl allowing claim.-: entered. tection. ' rand was lhe deadliest military ‘ Th® revival at Freeport conducted " EM. Ro-ettu Dunkelbrrgrr. Order! E,’v Edwin Mtucl. Annual account1 standard Then came the Dav-, over .allowing claims entered The only bright aspect of lhe rifle ever invented. Other, claimed I £>’ Rev;*"»•* hBS (filed. light Saving time which was an; ’ hour taster than Central stoiidpril. । < senator's suggestion to that It has that it was a "fair weather" gad- [ lt hB5 decided to erect n ,• EM. Frank FYederick.-Order allow-!---------------And now—the clocks have been w not been taken seriously in How »o Prolong Life get whoae delicate and Intricate new Methodist Episcopal church at "VXkS"!?.. shoved ahead another hour! So wc I * iponsible quarters. mechanism would not stand up well1 Delton, a board of trustees lias now have Central time. Eaat.-n, EM. Ella Sackett. Inventory filed Of VrOOl GormenfS What earthly good would our under battle conditions. h*011 organized, composed ot A. B time. Eastern daylight saving Unie.. I EM. Giro G Barnum. Order allow ■ Armv nrrin>nr« hr.X, r BUSh. J. R. BU,h. M. Gwin. ElinCf . ing claim* entered. ' W,vl* the “/nicd forces of the ,. sun time. War navy do in home ports? War rime, time, and and have B| a Arms ordnance heads were Btehop and Alexander McBain II «<. all1 Em. Josiah D Knowles Flnul Vniicd States needing warm cloth- 'deuce C? "- of a tune keeping .. The fixed defense idea has been criticized for adopting It. Storle*. account filed ing and wool blankets, the aupply Mralght. bccauie *omi- of our farm- ( thoroughly discredited in this war. of favoritism, bungling, face saving er* arc still like Daniel nnd go on Est. Lora L Clever.Petition for of wool for civilian turs cannot be s^n^rouZ'wnicifsii atiwr nm^Ta11' Prance spent more than a billion and carelea, tearing were manufac-1 Sun tune which oilier determination of heir.* filed, order curtailed Woolen earn-, nt* airradv Sui i U, Jle * htC» ell W lcr times ’”trarc n dollars on her Maggtnot Une and tured in the “rumor factories" for' for publication enteredcurtailed. Wooten garments already nmade mrtr frum from under Under War War lime time U if . a1 Est. Fanny R Sheffield. Warrant ,H’rcl’*sed nu,v lie g,ven p’“r’x ,0»«; Funner «wishes ““»• ,o to work work h, his « team 1,1 in then sat back waiting for Hiller to public benefit. strike. It didn't take the. Nasi pan­ and inventory filed. Illfc 11 R1'1*'’ projier care, >.iy ,*pc- lhe forenoon and go to town in tlie Therefore It to interesting to' note ’ ,EM. Ernest M. Pennock. Order 'dahvl.* in horn- economic* at Michi- afternoon he must get there 10 min- ' zer divisions long lo break through. that General Douglas MacArthur I iites before 1 o’clock or the Bank confirming sa’.e entered, final uc- Knn State College. The Engllsn have some excellent (sends t word back from the Philip-[Q. What Is the Treasury's underlying count, filed. | Dav >0 day cate will prolong the its closed And. if he goes lo Hastings 1 defense lines all down the Malay !|pines that the Garand has proved “ “ ' In avoiding ’'' thought a pressure EM. Anna F. Eckert. Order in-lUf'* °r "nv *,|X»> 8«rment. a* well nn Thursday he must ge; there be- , Peninsula and on Singapore bland, to be "excellent" in combat. He say,' campaign to sell Defense Savings terpreting will entered. j" ‘"’Prove its apftoaranee. Whtok- fore 20 minutes after 10 a. m. or ; Bonds and Stomps? EM. Will w. Sheffield Annual nc-' n« or }»n»shhiK off lint and du.*t. the stores are closed. Is it any won- j itself—but lhe Japanese soon broke that t the rifle Is definitely superior; filed jbefore II become.-; embedded In the der that lhe Farmers have become through. ।to the old Springfield and has need-1 A. The belief that the American count EM. Fern Garner Final account1W l,r>rU“,ou diary? Now If the Farmers had to public to anxious to aid to the World War II has proven once ,cd no modification in it, parte or . do all their work on War time he • limit In defense of the Nation, X/Sffi “U‘rd"" Wh-nT" couldn't raise anything to sell at! again the theory that lhe beat de- assembly. । and also wants to save money for all. baldly enough for himself, so' fenac. in fact the only defense, is a future needs, especially since ... Users of the Gsrand under w>.<comhow dbes tlie Government expett; ■S. su/"' “ such savings will help to keep (claims entered -d" ‘ , aplrited. well timed offense. Those conditions find that It operates « living. u™,. <•*..««*. c«*. MU1«. Lor liII-1•'S'" w™.k“ -r’™' tlie' Funner to raise a surplus for; down the cost of *Est. Cora A Cook. Petition for who wan <« ™m, to hit Ont „U1 „„ ^h.nu.1 t„„ 9 Should : Buy Dri™, s.,^1 r™--u> m-11 Hird, onl.r lor puMIcu. i the war nerds? They expect the i t, ,<X3W ” ' Funner to live up to tiuit kind of a tuu.ll>- -«O do.it lor th. count.- |,t»„ m lhe ,01 hol„ o, ---------- . ...... ,-------- rex- piv-.-uig Li icquireo. .-itarrir\L at ai retail store, ciAr.. rather। mik., tton I Hanging ............. < garnu-n-* ............. . .. 1 law and yet tliey know that he, Stamp, “on entered ^*’,crcd wool 'n she to .vt» th. mhln hulk 01 our, a,„„„ „ ,u> M ________ _______ __ . than at post offices and banks?1 E’1 Mnriha Dickinson. Annual ,*un BluJ air occasionally" l.eln- "to can't draw hay In the morning hours ‘ tlret has hu no business txulne, in tn home hoot. port. oort. ,,„pp,,„ ,rom alr, „ auit e„ L Dw u fleet _ ... ________ ; account filed klll lnoUv a, w,.u lnvlr ami they know that he mini work Rattier It should be used to search tain instances the Girand Garand ha* has been iI rnnvenlrnt The convenient. -rite important inirtnctaii- thing rhino j ,arv H";x’ r'"8* account and larvae, since moth, may in-- i from Sun until Sun so why make it is to purchase Stamp, u.* often fi “ ' f'r"cr a «cMdu<' entered, feet heated home, the year ruut'.d so inconvenient for him? And also out the enemy and destroy him in almost constant action in lhe j mg u him an i ul iwi a, you can. nnd exchange the Dennu* ' ai-<cooix-r. Order precautionary measure.* arc ncceswherever found. It should be used Philippines for a week without! completed Stamp album for u1%U,SC *un<? ’’"‘cred '-..n again*! them m win’cr a. . Ardy Owen to carry on such good work as the cleaning or lubrication and has per-1 Defcns- Savings Bond ' K,t Charles E Annl on. Petition well tu> m summer. raid on the Marshall and Gilbert formed smoothly. Note—Ta vw...*. n,.o,< , fnr rtomlniMrntoi filed | Never iron wool. Steam rr..*< Tlie Garand fires eight ahots with j ' Rtamiu an Blands. n . l E‘'t ,d* A p"tr FinaI account It. L another sugge‘lion of the FOR NIGHT DRIVING ,0 ’■ ..' tCst, '’‘’“j filed, order a*-Uning reMth;.- cnt-i-d. 'peciall.t.-,. The effect of a st ain If we bring our fleet back to the the user simply^pulling the trigger’ Although after-dark autoinooiie . °5 u’’d ~fn discharge ot administrator issued.,iron may tx obtained wi'h two Is only one-half as great as United Slates and base it here, we for each »hot. Thus the soldier dors I asiociation. or write to the (-{.roll'-c! pressing cloth:, instead of one traffic that of th, daylight** hours, fulal Treasurer of D thecUnited State, i . ’’ .. . . A-l c. ,r ... ma; uiaccident* inc ouyugni naurs, luun । Wash! gton AtaSUmn l"r■ a""u *'?* “U,‘ v n’ 7‘ '? lh” ?•*“, "t traffic increase by almost not have lo bring his rifle off °" lhe y* , bt',!lll‘';ltu account entered discharge ot should also lx> of wool and on top 50 <r cvn, ’ target by handling a boll between i jReason i«r centforatthis? night. are now on ,al/at iclail Mores, ndmtnlatratnr i' urd e-tiUe enrolled “J 11 l' spread the eolton pre,. R OIL SUPPLY THREATENED each shot. A soldier armed with a ' Reason for this. Red Cross First । < * EM Corril A Hubbard. Inhcri- cloth- u‘dch has been wrung out' Three enemy submarines have Garand b conservatively rated the T’l1/» Thoatowa Raaoj yOlll* ; unite tax determined i“’ *urn’ Pre.--, by M-ttin :' Aid, Water Safety and Accident Prevention Service point.* out. to’the ■mWJF I KJ Ml been sunk in lhe Atlantic recently equivalent of at least three men *UC lACdllCro , Est. Louise A. Didrich Order to' Ou* ,ro” do*n wn’kcrly on the tendency ot driven to ovrrdpve' and four more damaged. This is each armed with the usual .. •Mgn’as.sete for dbtriburion enterclo‘h’ «»«««*«:«• ,hen bolt headlights. " AT THE STRAND ’cd / it .down again. Tlie iron .should their -----------good new, but not good enough. action rifle. LlUll. ,k.. I EM Fem cfrnuibell Petition fnr',,evcr ,x> hot eiwiugh to scorch the Wllh ,hc number of death, from IJoyd Nolan. Mao Beth Hughes Tlie Nazi raiders to date have inh-anna oT ctaroTfiled nX to "n " l The ®oblure »»«““ H’0'01 BCCldrnl' lo •" -"-“me It may be that the trcmcqdously- in "Blue. White and Perfect" , ......tlsued^nvcntory filed ’ 'X i ” c " r b< pn-'M-d^ntirclv out of hir.nrtoaonm.rin.ro ,. fllcted far more damage than they Incrcased tire power of the Garand , high of 40.000 during 1941. Red Crotty tnyatery-comedy starring Nolan creditors issued, inventory tiled over „ the ordinary ordinary rifle may mav have; have।1 inA the have suffered. / ’C‘f“----Ordrr over the rifle rol- of private detccuve] 'F-*'. ‘’I'enX5 ------------------* "“’ °W,n“ ’Xnnente With a nftSgly mark- leaders urged motorists to follow safety rule, p?rticul-,r',v at night Fourteen of the 24 ships sent to. been a factor in the phenominal i Michael Shuyne ri.nm* sni c->..u <• *■• cd ’*'*■*'■*. or tho.*>c that have u Drivers were warned to slow down, the bottom have been tankers. It I .nd^ inventory filed ' Warrnnt (tendency to be shiny after pre.**- to a speed where they can easily .n It., ptmiuula -8lM 4^,. is thus apparent that our fuel 10 datev* J£»h,n rs v i ,nR ’bftl,Id ** Pro** o>« “»e wrong stop within the distance dearly vis.tarring Jinx 1 alkenburg, Em Sophta Chute. FjonLlKCflUD! ■ — --- ■ ■ •• ■ \ supply to the rpaln^’obj —McLraw *' and Be Sure of Pure New Wool Dad manages hto Christmas a de'lightful 7ome7y'Iet to mu-tr nicer n nt ' MatUda Proof of ^Xg'^r^he^ tS‘‘u«m‘em more evidence Ls needed there, is Egg-Laying Champion Ute fact that the only land attacks neckties nlcaly. The lew notoy one ri.agunul the background of Park will tiled, ord-r admitting will enter- -nd tmlW the rorion nrc“ Xth --------------------------. -------------The kiwi—famed in crossword t«---• a;; wool garment.* ’------ * attempted in the Atlantic to date being wom at th* office and thelAv<nue and ,hl’ Casino dance hall. cd. bond of cxccutor.fi!--d All wool garments should be ■ puzzle circle, as the favorite name , *. <« — ' —■------- * i tamentary ixsiied. order limiting ret* hung carefully to have been on the oil refineries at rikmA.An, clamorous m one Ls umk*. being ».«» worn -• at •" dr/. ------------------------; Gf a bird in four Ictters-ia tha i I tJcment entered, petition for hearing ________ sea Aruba. In the Pacific, too. tankers home. There is one, however. Uiat *Conlrv>ion> of Boston Blackie" i world's champion heavyweight egg- ■ »of elalins filed, notice io creditor-. v . , ,, I producer. Its egg, are ten times a, ' have been the main targets of he weara only al night when he hto starring Chester Morris. i i^SUCd I **atr, Ilrl.-inr I. Ilknfrr.ii*’ 1 PANT ' big as a chicken', although lhe moth- j Japanese submarines while the only to go out* with hb coat collar ,,arT,e* HUltord <*cnwu» ir , EM. Kenneth Doster, ct al. An- all the traffic rulerand regulations. SUITS cr bird is no larger than ar. ordinary • attempted land bombardment was turned up and his muffler around 1 The totals and tribulations of n nual account filed fowl. These eggs often weigh one- I reformed ctook arc strcnuou- and E-t John L. Shupp Bond on-ale' This I, else belief of all motorists.. al a refinery near Santa Barbara. his neck. Extra trousers available with all Curlee Suits fpurlh as much a* the kiwi it■ But along come,'Jimmy Lynch. nerve racking in this second of the filed, rejjort of rule fib d Tlw Japanese have over-run most I self. No other bird or animal ere­ series of hu crime-hunting exploit' . .. of the oil fields in the Pacific area. From the looks of their'own sum­ arenunt tHed " | this belief. Ills lhe ry 1, that the . ate, ofispririg an large and heavy Tlie Dutch have destroyed all the mer headgear, we don’t think men Est Epliriatn Luca:. Warrant and rr-utorUt who obey, "all ,afel> ’ in proportion to it* total body , The market conditions in regard lo wook (‘.Xu’jcL Dinml ■ Inventory filed. j measures".ria on many occasions a installations in the conquered ter­ h.« W rUKl lo nuke KU. .bout weight. If human babie, were cor- ; ens are very bad. The spring suits avgilE-t Dort Brunk Petition for ad-1 menace to himself and lo other, on respor.dlngiy a, Urge at birth they | ritory so it will be a long time be­ nomen, hats n,, stor%. oI a Mnart ^oung B|rj would weigh 2j pound, or more. | oble are pure wools but lor fall 50 per cent new wool will mlnivtratar filed petition for special the highway,. Lynch upsefit the bcfore they can be used again, even — --------------.from the big ci<£ who goes to the The kiwi bird is a native of New ' be the maximum, the balance con be re-used wool, ray­ s nAwirwn.nar.nl ' I',"',"" ,7'’ *“ •‘dminLtrator filed, order appoint-'ht-f that one toould put his be,i । after recapture. Java, still has oil i A ,n‘njsP*r®nl PtaWfc U «nd-|“®’O her own «<>d Ing special administrator l Urc on the front wheel-. He be It look* like a chicken i on or cotton. ano the tree* have wm h;>, Clark THmareh Petition for1 Reve,. he says, from experience, । Zealand but obviously that supply, too. Is in tng tflecuve tue tn furniture, alone1 except fur Ba long neck and bill and ; or combined with wood, leather, ud’-d ' n,td ' that there is more danger when a danger. no tail or wingk. aay, Rudyard f AH wool worsted trousers that are in stock-today ot $6.50 of young Udy Therefore, in carrying on the war glata or upholstery fabric . ... * ww.. a.v ..... .. w arc priced at $10.00 if we purchase more , Ed. Ijouls C. Walker Otdcr con- eontr-ry opinion to that of mo,I au in the Pacific, the United Nations goto Field Museum of Natural Hl*- . firming sale entered I starring Phil Silver,, I ihorltica regarding fast driving. |ii, WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR FALL will have to rely mostly on oil AUSTRALIAN BOWER BIRD tory where a habitat group of thh Est. Clark THmarah. Warrant nnd'( opinion is Dial f slow driver cause, It builds bowers m the under­ Jitnm, Durante. Jane Wjinan i rare bird ha* just been placed on shipments from the America,. So. ’ inventory tiled. ! the greater number of accident,, beThe lighter aide of army.life which1 both Japan and Germany are at­ growth on the ground. So beautiful Est Ctorenre F Appelnten. Or- rauae a slow driver is often lulled I exhibition takes the rookies Uvcr the rocks fh1 der confirming sale entered. 1 w« advise you to buy requirement, now tempting to break the tupply lines, to it tliM Australians call it "Bird1 uproarious fashion. ,n'.o a false sen** of security. Il - Est. tzira E Clever. Testunemy ‘ of the God." However, it raids by sinking tanker,. Tlie human eyeball Is approxifiled, order determining iielra rn- 1, 11 iil.o a strong temptation for the Effective counter measure* will bei orchard* and dots egtepshe dam­ . driver behind httn tv put, him and । maiciy three luetic, in circum­ ' lered needed to break up these undersea> age to fruit crops Although found To vary th* flavor of stuffings for : ference. Dora Brunk. Bond of spe-1 attacks. This to carter Mid thani only in Australia. New Gqlnea and meal*, fith or fowl, add about a I dal administrator filed, letter* of------------ - - -■ . i wiou« of hU ipeed. i more aler done, unfortunately, since. as onei lhe Papuan U|cj. it to closely re­ third ef a cup ct ground sausage Lpwlal admiiii'ttalioii isiucd "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" for each two cups ol bread ui the I Esu Charlo* I,. Scofield. Bond of an<1 hl * rcRcxea act more qmddy il I Porcelaffl can be cleaned with a I admiral put U, we have a pretty' toted to the common starling. Muffing. (administrator flkd. letters of special nu cmqygcncy artoM. । cloth dampened with keroecue. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Th.r.l. «.ll«lr»tafnn-»m. nul■ HUIn There to n new. that reinforcemenu . hBJ| B living in the Indie, area. Let “ . mine b> So^njArtaona DEFENSE/") BOND E*t “* cach . < E»t Patrick Corrlcan Corruan Itetitinn Petition fnr for s0 pn|yrd adminRtratnr administrator flted hied, ualicr waiver of nnllrr notice [tied McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES adllllnuiraiion is-1 • Curlee Suit NOW! The new spring fabrics are here and prices are way below replacement. i 2950 3250 3500 IU ATI/^Kr I IvE Waters Clothes Shop in a �THE HASTINGS BANNT*. TUUBSDAV. MARCH A 1H1 'him Appleytrd. a string leading to,testa were held. Mr*. Henry Smith : the hiding placv of each package. At guaulng the meet baby pictures corlunch time, three of lhe husbands rtctly and Mr* Friedrich lhe most of the guesta and the groom-el ecl, advertisements. The Guild voted to ; George Avery AUn. arrived and en-1PV IW «» <h« Crou Mrs. I 1 joyed the wedding eake and other J- Smith will entertain the Guild ! rtfreihmepU with tha ladles 1 on Thursday, 28 SOUTHWEST KUTLAND j |f|R$T AID TIXTBOOKS , Uod Of WV. UAW) tMta VSTR Erwin Havens of Detroit spent the anc "BIST SELLERS” printed between December 1 and weekend with bls parents. Mr. and ™ ■**' , the middle of February. FretaiW Mm. Geo. Manns. , McrP American Red Cross First [lro<jUCt40n n|anj call for the nrinu Ferry. aged Un. Milla ,««.«. ol HaMlna, Alj «x«xx*« taH. Umm .MtUOT.l «Mn W tarty taM W la spending a tew days in the home sine* Pearl Harbor than during lhe "March 15, according to Harold P. taken lo ■ of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass. j preceding eight yean of Ita pub-, Bi10*”Croas director at First AND Mr. and Mr*. Howard Johnson ol llcation. j Aid. Water Safety and Accident FyeTlie Merrl-Oo chib went to Bat' Mr* John Chandler entertained Hickory Comen. were Sunday eveNow pressing into tlie all-time venUon. her club for dessert and cards Wed -; Hr Cr^ek on Friday and spent »he ————————— nesdsy afternoon. Feb 25. at her day with Mrs Kenneth Leins in I The.Fourth district convention of enU, Mr. and Mr* Wm. Haven* j distributed to «385,000 Red Cross “Red Cross prisoner packages oast day afternoon. home on South Hanover. Winners honor of-her birthday. A pot luck] the American Legion and Auxiliary Mrs Lemuel! Oak* and daughter- first-aider* since publication was >2.75 and many persons make a habserved, followed with I* to be held -• at Nile* .— on -----Bunday, pedro were Mr*. Royal Hayes. Mrs 1 lunchton j-"— was --------------~ A birthday party was held nt tbgj al returned their home ,started Ids March. 1933. !: It Z. of sending Za Vzz^. check !zz for zz:~ one each fitevc Kartnes , ana and Mrs Kelley „ bridge. Winners were Mrs. Albert March-M S3.. Dinner will be ao>«» aerved at and roti have — Kleve Kamics Ellis Kenev — —to..... o .1 nanui.-, uuu msa c.uu ncucy. Alh „, nr.la .nrt Ur. I n-sn B*.k. To meet the huge demand for tint month."—Pasadena, oalif., home of Miss Jcun Loppehthlen The next nartv will be held March Kinne. Mrr, Albert Craig and Mrs. I 13:10 M the Muaonto Temple. Make >l Quimby after spending several Wednesday evening tn her honor II at lhe home of Mrs Royal Hayes Warrtn Moore. Mrs. Leins Was reservation* with Post Commander days at lhe home of Mr. and MY*, aid training following the declare- New*. servicepresented with a lovely Fostoria Thoms* Hannan. 1605 Cass St.. R°X Oaks. After a skating party al Reid's Re- on Went Ciinion. • • ■ plate. \, Niles, before— that day. Speakers *brt. Ipncit, waa served al the Lop,j — ----------------. -------------- ’ Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Havens and penlhlen home. Guests present were i— scheduled Mrs. Mrs Frank Rogen entertained at| • •* • K»a..ua are u — Dorothy nPearl —.< of i son* Erwin and Dick called Sunday I lumuay wuiMu* vlril,n,“ BaU<- who leh ®n Detroit, national Americanism chair- evening at the home of Mr. and Mr* : Harold Rogers. Mary French. George a dessert-bridge last Tuesday, winBedford. Gloria Clouse. Jack Del- nera being Mn. P Stanley of Bed- Tuesday for San Diego. Csd.. enter-1 ®>n. and Rev. Glenn Fry of Benton sum Blair of Lake Odessa to rer naay, Anita'Lotdell, and David Set- ford and Mrs. 8. Martjn of Banfield talned the nurse* of Pennock hoe- H?r^°L Hl’ ' th5,r “"d .MUs ... „ . an out.jjf. th. enM .t.re cd-A Dr'am » Is hoped Uutthe othy Havens. Mr. and Mrs. Blair 1 the guest ?!! f$15SnJloc*‘I Po<t and UnU may bt "P"-1 moved to Detroit this week where town guest and “ •» »he convention. ne la foreman in a defense shop I pruB R were nreslnt * ’ * Ml** Doro ’ Jiy accompanied them and brated'bis Both birthday. Out-of?: ,.t ou,m .B„dBn.^ZTS’"..27S Hatt .hi'K!’ town KUnb fur dinner were Edward! . . -ffisr.™ ...... Htringhum'MUjd Arnold Brunette of>tfo jj-ni tlie the home home of of Mrs. Mrs. Roy Roy CorCor- card*. On Friday evening Miss Batei Loaf Cbeese 2 Ji. 58c on U to ** . .at, e ““ ' Filends here arc sorry lo learn! ColumbtM. OlitosMra.-Edw. «tnm(i d.-s on Wednesday evening of last was WH5 guest*of gu„t™ honor nonor nt nt a a party party at at the' tne . N.llnnol rwten<-> m—tin. win lhal Phll° OU-’ U 10 Pc,uioclt hQfi’ -- --------------! ~ !fourteen --------- .1 A National Detense meetliig. w 11 pllal where he un(lcnfent au optra. ....... ,---num aim ......... Mr cna — wr*^x*_A--w<'ii—■—— ....... bits Meek. , iiuic nine lauics tables ui of cuiiiract contract were were home of * Mr* Harry Miller, Velveeta Cbeese 2 35c All hope Jor hu speWjy re.. mun und Rursell ol Jackson unit und ... m play. «t» Winners Were Mra .Lawrence being present, including practically. convene al the Fort Shelby hotel In tlon . Chalies P. Smith of Detroit. Herrick. Mrs M O. Hill and Mrs. lhe name group ns before. Old lime Detroit on Saturday. March H.'covery. starting at 0:30 A. M. Make your. Dunn of Kalamazoo and! • * * ’ . Jack Stem games furnished the entertainment Cottage Cheese Ur»,» IOC On Thut 'da: evening the memMembers of the committee were followed with refreshments. Miss re^neUon anth Herbert McIteiMd. Kenneth Dunn of East Lansing M bers ol the Stitch und Chatter Club Mrs. Byron Fletcher, chairman.'Mrs. Bates was presented with a fine M2 Barium Tower. DetrolLdlr«tor , pent the wci<end with their parents of the National De lense committee Mr and Harr). 1>ann Tomato Catsup 3£,K.25c met witli Mrs. Molly Bennett. elev- Cordes. Mrs Gladys Reasoner. Mrs portfolio as a remembrance from her Don Bartholomew and friend of ru being present. Plans were out- Wallace Osborn und Mns. Kenneth associates at Pennock hospital ,I,*. * *. hal *** *“*>« c««* Wfre c.lXesre at I 4 £, 29c ' lined for the coining year -which be-- Lalxrtcauz. Prunes W»>r.h Mrj IU)) Fourth dL.rte. district needs vm 303 more mem­ gins in April Birthday honors were - - The Widow's club will meet with bers to reach it* quota for 1MJ. the Mrs Lewis Williams iwnored Mrs was Maude Miller, W. Apple St., on reinstated. The wink project* will Macaroni spagNttu 3 district standing sixth in the De- PRAIRIEVILLE with u fnrewtU party last week Saturday evening. March 14. for the bi' brought to a vote at the March pas-tment ol Michigan H you have LaVem Culthrop was, taken to the j meiting which will be held on Tiiodny evening with Mrs. Altle Hay usual carry-ill supjier and social 'not yet paid your due* tn lhe Auxil- American Legion hospital nt Battle ; fRESC CROCKED roll Franrn 27c rranuu jpacretti 3 ] Thursday evening, Mur. 2d. with and Miss Marceline Campbell m even'ng. Mrs. Bertha Johnson. Mr*. hasttsses. Eight were present and Minnie Marble and Mrs, Cora Smith[■‘tarj’. plea*..' do so as soon as pos- Creek. Wednesday, lor treatment He' i ribk as the local Unit needs 15 rffbre wlU be glud to luve his friends vUit' Ik bridge was played during lhe eve» are to be lhe honor guests. I Pink Salmon 19c ' member* to reach Its quota of 75. ( him there or write lo him. PURE REFINED nine with Mrs Willard Smith get• • • in‘emlx‘ra 10 e • • • Callers of Mrr.. Jennie Norris and' ting first place and Mrs Robert The benefit card party, sponsored' r„„inr AuviHmv hii'.i's nnd small iwtcbeli, made at­ WnIWorff. Sardine TeRderloins 2 low Mrs. Williams was by Hospital Guild No 18. met at the1 /U'‘J,a2^ hau w^d’I Lucy. Sunday were. Mrs E A Parir27c COUNTRY CLUB 4 Tall tractive table decorations at the presented wi<h a guest prize home of Mrs. Ed Monica on Tuesday ‘ “J' “J*".™ tr and Elizabeth and Mrs. Marjorie > Country Club Old-Fashioned cans niK'tiDff of Methodist W. S. C. 8. | EVAPORATED ... 1 afternoon, with four tables of bridge Ti Os troth of Hastings: Dr. and Mrs.1 it. . Fox’ last Wednesday eve'* rii ? h K* ‘li* °f - Clias. Mullen ol Otsego Tliey also1 Apple Butter 38 -ax. jar 17c cgu*e Helen Henry, the president, is< I called at the Sarah Sinltli home ( Mild Michigan . v un.... f,™ ,.r Kuii Mitnodlst church is-holding Ita Lyle Kurr was winner al bridge and ninher Min. V-Ultam I .x, of Ke Wrth<Ky hmeheon at 6ne o'clock to- Mra. John Ingrain al pedro. MU* working she resigned her office andI where Ada Cortrighl of Otsego was Grapefruit Juice 2 35c rnazoo making and saimng the ta- day ln ,hr church parton. Mrs Leia Jordan won the door prize. An-. Lorraine Schantz was elected to fill1 -Iso a caller. t.ir,. After and the busta Waller l 3ke u chaiunan. other benefit will be held on April lhe vacancy. She U to be Installed, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Houvcnir and Country Club Fancy iu-.i mertii.g. Ml •, Ruth F.irr dirret• • • 7 a'. Mrs. Shirley Henry's. I j at the next meeting family spent Sunday with relatives. Plain or Pimento Fruit Cocktail >• <» 12!ZzC id an mtcreattng pioghun r.unsl'd-1 Mr. Mr*, j . Smith, Rmiih who wh« lives iiu*. »». . . J iL. on at Leonidas! Mrs. Mary Boulter returned Sun-! A of friends 'ng of a runle.-t on Bible-questions route 1, near Qujrnby entertained « group pjuup on nnenua spent spem yesterday ycatcruajr ।, PI-EASANT HILL Grapefruit : day alter spending several days with 2 23c b n women on Monday afternoon afternoon ’1 Week Iternoon with Mra. Mrs. D. D H. II. Sharp Siiarn of of! L* Last Weekss Utter Letlcl , her daughtar In . Plainwell. f.r the recently published liook "The ..’L0^ °n iw ’”5 ’l* “rl!,da2a lhe SUr district, card* being played I Nearly all the Garden club mem__________ Sugar. Cinnamon or Plain Mra Liner? Wood of Maple Grove during the afternoon. , the branch D1 STB I t*T ~ ! bers bers from from this this way way attended .... Pot Milk CAMM18N 3 25c I meeting with Mrs Glen .Miller of Hastings A rarry-in dinner was Honoring the wedding anniversary ■: Thursday. Thursdav , Honorlnj the wedding anniversary Milnot ir°wHtps 3 Hnrrnoon wo *’*nt ofr Mr. and Mr.. J. W.’,t.-.in Hewitt, -.,.-1 also I ...... Harr?...... Williams and Mrs nV?h“k»'" *” "r' dozen 19c t tar ... Mr and... with bridge and the Ultw, blrlhd.y. Mr and Mrs r J. Tola n and *on. Lynn spent Jr M^T John taiJTtaJ' ana other games games. Merle Kelley -Marion Hewitti en-1 Sunday with Mr. and Mra Ctore'SLX' * were laid for eight nt the] ..*.** . mHSX. IT# 27 M^'a tertained with a ‘famUy-dinner •n® on williams and daughters. I ThrBranch taxnavera are meet Saturday evening place, being ““ told I Uttle Beatrice and Bernice Palmer hJT. ih7 ^hoolhSSL Tn March 3 8CT IN Tilt rington ami Elaine .Winslow iit the name rrld.y ......... ........................ for eleven. Mr. and Mrs John Hew-, have been having’ the 'flu ■''Cboolhouse on March 3.. former's home »m Thursday evening MIGHTIEST lit nf O were n Mr #nd Mn- Kf(Lh o( Mr«:'Minnie M Chandler wa*hon- 1,1 ot tMn.ln bansing were th. lhe n..t out nf ot t«» town In Svnor of their birthdays Centerlion of sending the pupils to Nash-1 OF KNMR I Hastings spent Satutday evening Ini: lhe dining table wu-. u lovely cited nt a- fumlly gathering at the guests, IN U.S. DHENSl BONDS ville or modernize the schoolhouse.1 COFFEE CONTESTS birthday cake flunked by red. white home of Mi. and Mrs. Roy chandler vr t. i, *u .• •with her parents. Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Lee Misenar. of Battle Creek Mrs. Lettie Hawthorne was host- Bert pBhneJ: on Sunday afternoon, when her King's Flak* Caka and “- - -h— 'r..b 'M«' dub «£.khl_un me spent Saturda-- with her parents. Just complete this lenience in 25 children and grandchildren came „ ----- -----------;I T„, lUr„„ „mlb. C lb. Mr and Mrs. Vincent Norton. Pastry Flour sock 19c can ilms.v Alter' dinner the itroup to hdp her celebrate her eighty- 1 "*'’<'<•>' afternoon. Mrs. R. G. Fin- (funeral Of a brother-in-law at Grand words or lose: "I tako prido in serving Mr. and Mr*. O D. Fossett. Miterthird birthday. A buffet supper was nlp nnd Mrs ' Hawthorne holding the enjoyed u theater party ui the Rapids Monday. 24</rlb. talned. Mr. and Mrs Ray Fossett Krogor Coffee boeguso . . ." served nnd the honor gpext received scores, B7c Sincerity Flour and sons, of Bedford. Mr and Mrs. many birthday gifts. Thoae from * * * ’The Red Cross U> charged with Burr Fassett and family Sunday. In, Country Club w—» ... .ivi». The Silver Guild of Pennock hosMr ...» and ..... Mrs. v Clarence V.tdmsd.y evening Mr> Wr.sley awnv were FREE CIGARETTES TO MEN IN SERVICE C U>. many duties, in such a time a* this. honor ot Burr FasMtt ’ x birthday. Pancake Flour 3 tack Bui n il mid Miss Mary Campiiell BiiMU.cn. Osbtemn: Mr and Mrs. I11’"1 met r°r lu February meeting Any woman who is sincerely anxious wl,h m1m Marceline Campbell at, rntrrtmiked a group of ,-.lx frii net* Gcorgq Comfirt, Kalamazoo: Mr. lb. u_ her apartment. Mrs Arnold Perkins to work for her country os » volun- MARRIAGE LICENSE and Mrs. Maxwell Leonard. Battle Graham Flour sack Eugene M. Reuther, Woodland 26 T and Mrs. fewl* WHltams -- ---------------held *topi “ taer would do well to check with the 109 W. Center St., tun- Creek: nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. H. - scores at contract 19 and Mrs. Hiram Bed Cross first, to sec whether her Frances E. Bofli. Woodland . Countiy Club Chandler. Delton. Baxter was given the consolation, services cannot be of greater value Bran Flakes ii bride-elect. Poturd and cut d.it- Ho-pital Guile'. No. 18 met at the Mrs. WiUiam’ and Mtk. AtUe Hay in that organisation than In anothKROGER'S HOT-GATED SPOTLIGHT p * ' it'ZT "1” ' ,'"“UoIls “hd l.ome of Mrs. Fred Friedrich on were gUesta. Mra.Philip Mltchelller which has sprung up since the A flat toot is one in which the arch | Wteaties er Corn Kix >*. 10c as iiituyiciuai luvors. A -Hower of Thursday afternoon with a good at- will entertainthe Guild on March | war emergency first loomed."—Daw- of the instep is flattened so that the j appropriate gifts was presented to tendance- Several Interesting con- 12. son. Ga . News entire sole rest* on the ground. j Gov't Graded A - Largo Si** — Strictly SOCIAL EVENTS AMERICAN LEGION CLUB NEWS KROGER Kroger's Clock BREAD DIITTCD MinilANMAIB 0 DU I I EH 4 73c 27c 31c 2 LARD Mil If IVIILIl CREAM CHEESE PABST-ETT CHEESE 29c pks>. 1 7c 10c DOUGHNUTS wFREE ■ ■*■■1 A0^ 5 d—- 35c Fresh Eggs COFFEE 3;, 57c Country Club BRIGHT COTTONS WASHABLE .98 and g.95 Pork and Beans Tall can SUITS,COATS^i Tender Peas 2 DRESSES Larsen’s Veg-All 10c El HUD I LU Ull COUNTRY CLUB ENRICHED 24‘^-lb. sack King'a Yellow Bantam Corn 29c 3 I3 Clifton Tissue Sturdy Brooms can IOC roll* 13C •ach 33C C >>> CORN MEAL 15 W *ack Clover Valley P-NUT BUTTER 2 Ib. Embaaay Creamy, Rich AND SKIRTS In vivid stripes or colorful checks of WOVEN CHAM­ BRAY — Classic tailoring with an attention to detail that makes them look so much more expensive— Half sizes as well as lhe regular sixes. Pictured is a neat check that is decidedly youthful with the long torso lines— The skirt Is bias cut to soften the fullness. Sisas 10-18 BUck « While R*d « While Brown d White SUITS IN MANY STYLES IW-lk. Grewing Mash S3.19 S2.47 Chocolate or Vanilla Dairy Feed S2.27 COOKIES 5^CH 2 - 25c 12.00-15.00-16.75 Tailored up to 22.50 '/ou can depend on Tenderay! H's KROGERS TIMDIRAV Coots in plaids, plain, light and dark ALWAYS TPTSH, ALWAYS TiNDLK' 800 1250 1500 1800 SILK DRESSES Green « While PRINTS Navy 4 Whit* FLORIDAS - BALLS OF JUICE FOR VITAMIN C 398 Jackets Cissy Kay Wool Slacks Picturcd is just one of the many new skirt styles thot ore arriving right along— Tailored of glamorous Shetland Plaid — Butterfly pleated. 3.98 and 5.00 3.98 and 5.00 Powder Blue New Spring Swealen and Hlouset Are Here! All Colors in Styles Slipovers ond Buttoned Fronts. Fine Shetland Wool Silk Blouses 1.39 - 1.95 - 2.25 Beige Other styles from 24-32 Grapefruit Mr^5 6 Naw Spring Bags at 1.00 and 1.95 19c Wiae.op. Rom* Btautv For Baking Apples Carrots Slide fastener closing Sites 24-30 SIRLOIN STEAK nieeiur it 35c CHUCK ROAST THItUV it Navel Oranges1 Jersey Dresses8.50 by BEEF ORANGES Navy and Pastels 5.00, 6.50, 8.50 SKIRTS SALAD DRESSING29c Chick Grains Cabbage Celery 4 25c u... u, 1 »b 5c ■ •talk flo.Idx 5C RIB ROAST STANDING KROGER'S TENDEIAY LAMB CHOPS VEAL ROAST swifts pumtom 118 CUTS SWIFT S PREMIUM BONELESS » 19c C • 11. Smoked *i«mi a-36c VsIb-X Yallaw Perch * 19c Blue Pike * 17c Frwk So.lt New Potatoes 4 18c 35c HERRUD'S RING BOLOCNA POTATOES Florida » 3Oc ib “• *▼* Mvrrud* SUcvd MICHIGAN - U. 8. No. 1 a, 29c FMCV IMA> UHK8 1 FOUND LAYERS SLICED BACON Sweet Potatoes 5 u> 19c 15 £ 33c 27c Pork Loaf 28c Fish Filial* w 23c Skrias 35c - >«uJ r.u Oysters 32c �THE HASTINGS B INNER. THURRDAY, MARCH 5, IMS filjurrij Nrun MKTHOD1ST BHHOP AT QUIMBY Bishop Raymond J. Wade, of De­ troit, will speak at a UuUe*' Night program of the Quimby Methodist •Brotherhood next Mondav evening. March 9. at the church. A potluck supper will be served at 7:30. Bring your own table service. We Invite our Methodist friends, as well as those of other denomlna• lions, throughout the county to come /at g.-00 to hear Bishop Wade. He (. will, speak in the auditorium of the \ church. \ Trie Quimby W. S. a S. will meet bn Thursday afternoon. March 12. at the home of Mr*. Howard Bolo, 820 'grant Children." Offlcert will be!CLOVERDALE u-nn/mworr ' there will be a processional and re­ In Irving. Meet at the parsonage not' * enll meet with Mrs. Henry Gregoiy, , elected Mr. and Mra. Nile Medium and cessional hymn by the vested choir. later than 7*45. Ladies prayer meeting Wednesday j B1“*r ®. ' j Tlie Delton Community club will Mn of Hastings spent Saturday A Joint meeting of the trustees afternoon at the home of Mrs. John W ‘ *} en * 2 , Isold a benefit card party tn lhe afternoon with Mr. and Mn. Arthand elders will be held at the chureh Sinclair. 806 E. Bond St. iThursday afternoon at Mrs Oscar ‘ community hall Friday evening. - ■ , ur Johneox. Monday evening. Mar. S. at 7:30. FREE MBTHUDUT CHUBOH Wednesday evening prayer meet- Jo5f* Mill St. March .0. ' The pastor will conduct a class ‘ Ml*, and Mr*. Welton Brooks callat the followed u> by al The subject of the Bundayimomol preparation for church of cnuren member- Ing <<>* uir._ church, --- -- - MeMMMewMewwwMT ‘ snutti m.uit. ...... ..... ....iviwwru —Financial . , .U),ln*--------mea«au* «hln Tuesday Mar. 10 nt 4:15 p. church business meeting. nje«*ge will wjJ> l» ** Elin Hu Privlleoe Privilege . Shults SIJ“1,1 ... 1 cd on Henry Ryan nnd Catherine ; The Shuiu C Community will of Hasting* Sunday. m/at the church. This wlU con- reports of the church. Sunday school u_ *fank,. •Ced" C”*fc , i m^wS^r* RS^‘n Hui?olub ’Thmt Mrs. Russell Hull. Hull, ThuraThura-. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Lewi* and Untie. until Easter, each week at and Missionary Society will be glv®u"d*) e*?'“ *' .V TtlP Cedur Crrtk Cemetery Circle.'meet meet with Mn. >•» - ।family spent Sunday In Hastings! the {en. J* t!eal tne fame f ame day aay and ami hour. nour. i«=n. a « class leader will wm. be w elected. anrt| unu| wl ------ - - *‘‘R ,he question y,h° U . wl|] mecl IV _ lhc )10tne of Mrs, Ver-1 **“> • MBrvh IX I with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young* , ____ . Hinttern nt be dis-; a will h*. dlw.- I A hyjiOCrite? 1 n Phur-h _ I * • 1 • ™ ....... ► -----------other matters AtHer of business will hypocrite? 1 nor webstt.r. 930 g. church,Om Wedpeiel Mr. and Mrs Sam Gelb enter- { _,IOTCir- n- -„r n.nirwr REGULAR MEETING cussed. ------------day. March II. for an afternoon I OaHTfinivntintltt The Barry County Council of! Miss Anna E. McGhle of Fort Vai- FIRST I'. B. UHURCH meeting. VFFgaUlMBMMIlB (ulned Thursday al a 6 o'clock din-1 Ean Bl. la m,t *iu<x ner with six couples as guests. Chutches will hold its regular meet-• ley, Ga.. is to be lhe evangelist nt I Tor The Duration." will be the 'nnwiiNn / " ---------Mrs. Merle Kahler and baby Qf R«» Ing at lhe Cloverdale Evangelical Ilhc revival starting March 25. Thh topic of the morning sermon which 1 Goodwill! . . DOWLING • . .. ' 1 The Dowling Cemetery Circle will Grand Rapid* and Mr. nnd Mrs. *'• chureh on Tuesday^ Mar. 10. wiUi I wUi bej^^hort Jnten.Uve^ campaign. I wl]] nave a mlv-lonury chnUfilgr.l xiir Guudwiii cummunKy grinip Jr- Goodwill rommunli, Sroup , w|urt u,„„ ,, „ , Glen Kahler of Hartings called on| • potluck dinner at 12:30 followed by; Mist McGhic is an outstanding camp’ And as this is Foreign Missions, wyj ill meet at .. the church ,1>..™>, thia ihl. SaturS..U,. dlnlnf „ Btuo,, .their parents. Mr. and Mrs George • *’ business session and program. 1 meeting evangelist and an intensely monlh with us we have planned toi Uay evening. March 7. lucre will Kahler. Sunday. , »:> ------------ I interesting speaker. Plan to attend EMMANUEL------------------------------------- | every service. for Sunday evening. March 15. We lal, Everyone welcome. °‘Un’,rr UKe I Word lias been received froth Mrs, ■' place. Every one come. Bert Muon that hrr husband is : io EPISCOPAL CHURCH North Irving Church r hail >how pictures of the great land --------- -1 Improved. They are spending the Sunday the rector will preach on! Young peoples meeting Friday eve- of China. Watch tor further an- Martin Corner* >. ..larun torner* . p N (J cllKJ wllhjw|nier m Los Angeles. Oil if"Hearing God'Word." >nlng at the Stanley Malcolm home. nouncement', next week. P., T'.A, Mrs. Hugh Myars. 312 E. Colfax.1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Waller Gates of j There will be choir practice at 7 Come out to Sunday meriting sen -1 For this Sunday night nt 7:•-in wr v.7!,c riuih corHi'Jcr Eo'meFWi ’ c Theorira £ “ * “ •* rvpnUls J~ -Tuesday. March 10. fur pot luck Parehmont spent Sun.Uy with Mr rutar church or christ. o'clock Thursday. in the parish | ice and hear whore the prayer meet -. HioucorHUcr home folc Tneorien a jmxinun ol term pictures put sunwr 0-3O Please bring your nml Mrs Earl Gates Community Notice*. ! This rm b?°%e second hj Xs’SS SVleJl"'. ™ wSg W‘L,On “ Hou»e. The Rector's adult class will ’ ---------- —' . FRESBYTERIAN --- , - — ■ - UIIR*. l.rU.MVUtlliO will I the and entertainment atterwarda. .writing. meet at 8 o'clock tonight. Thursday, CONFIRMATION CLASS ANNOl'NrtMENTS the Mrirs ’tries on on the the general general theme theme of;w, of ,o hrtn-enre brt„- CI1I> Mid-snoons nnd spoon-. ;---------— ' Charles Monica along with a nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. MEETS TONIGHT "Th" Second Coming of wu.ixi. Christ." i> If ’ ' . The Woman'.r'Mtw.ionab’ society Thonidpple Garden Club will meet group Of studenU from Delton Goodyear. Emmanuel Guild will The confirmation class of Em- you have no church home in this Weeks will bold a 1:30 dessert meeting to­ (Thursday. March 12 at 2:00 P. M. at .chool attended a basketball game day. Thursday. March 5. at the home meet next Wednesday. March 11. at manuel Episcopal church meets this1 city we cordially invite you to wot­ Weeks Community Club will meet the Home of Mrs. W. D Barnes. 135 ot L*n.slng Saturday evening. The ------■*----------'-------'•*- •* -----■* Mrs.. shin with us. Thursday evening with Mr. and on inursoay evening, ' of Mrs. Roy Cordes. 605 W. Green the parish house. on Thursday evening, maren March u. 5. at nt W. Walnut. All members who are unme was between ’Michigan State ’ EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1 Monday nt 7:00 p. m. tlie Barns( |i<»l limn •. This meeting will interested, please listen to the pro- Bnd Notre Dame. ! ... WESLEYAN METHODIST Co C. F. Union will me*t with tw nf .1>rrlaj lnt(.reM lo aII, |.o; hick Sunday morning, the pMtor «>» rHI'Rni vfus riam Saturday morning at 9:30 over This week will be the last week GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH tell about "Building A Lite" and *U1 5 ? for a potluck . upper, and th? regu- ,unlK.r Mutton WKZO on.’ Vlctory Gardens " tor people who ure contributing pa­ --------- -------------.. The subject for Sunuay is "The,• tar monthly meeting with Dr. Multi- ' . .. . preach on the theme. "The Uses of. Ha»ling» Chureh . -----------nets at the Town Htilljor the Red as .... the .speaker, Cloverdale Young peoples meeting -er . ot Grand RapldA .... ’ Comparison." Tlie new electric or-! .Young meeung Friday rnaay evtevr- Cross—A Lesson in Ixivr." . Emmanuel Guild meets with Mra. cr&s fund. So please bring th«m > l -Malcolm --------------------Evangelical Ladle* Aid will meet K. S. McIntyre on Wednesday after- |n soon as possible gan and chimes will be uwd andjrung at. the -----Stanley home, iIoiy communion will be cflebrat-.Tlir people of the community lire cd. I cordially invlu a. tKXin. March 11. at two o'clock for ------------ --- a » PILGRIM HOUSES* CHURCH The Sunday «chool staff meets Fri-1 « ■ □t Mr. and Mrs Charles Kahler. Ha HINDS CORNERS : day. March 6. 7;30 P. M.. at 521 W , HELPING TO MEN -----------Mason Newton of south Delton , Prairieville Court. I AT FORT ft'sTF.R Townsend Club No. 1 Invite* you called on Edd Newton Thunday.. : W. S C S will meet Wedriesdav. .to study lhe new Townsend petition j Membership class meeting We<l-j-t,,. Rev IV,„ M Oun. ntrended Mrs Robert Barton who undcrMarch 11 with Rev and Mr*. C E nesday. 7:30 P. M, 417 E Grand. - . । a meeting of the Red Ctom camp Duvls at Delton Pot luck dinner at jfor a constitutional amendment See went an operation at Pennock Has•I 7 :(M>. 1918 Ford Dlx. Convertible it at the Freer* hanu-M ahop ot 121 pltal lust week la improving ns well; land recreation committee at the F>>rt FIRST CHURCH OF “ noon. All arc welcome. Club Coupe—Radio, C7C S. Jefferson St. us she can. I Custer hosnitii) center. Wedhffiday Club Coupe — ' _ _ _ __ 1 i CHRIST. SCIENTIST Heater . O I Mrs. Sarah Phillips has been en- dowlimg • BANFIELD mlthodut Th? Barrv County chapter of tltr Dunham District Radio — Heate j The- subject for Sunday Townsend«■. Club No. 1 meets every IL tertauiins a -wk vert severe cose of 1 ‘ Red Cross b> active In helping to (Mn mnlwT. *•"" ’CBV8CHSI • The Union Cemetery Circle will .«« 1940 Ford Dlx. Coape fiEft | "Man " 1 supply the comfort nnd entertain­ O>"rt fpr |xit.luck ■'‘toner (It KetchHeater OOU the neA meeting to be on March 11. [ jay ami Ivan Snyder of Hastings | n*SB,<„k p,|d.r a:oo. ment nVeds t>t (he sick boys camp nm’s hall, baccy. Wednesday. March ( Tudor. Radio. Heater BAPTIST CHURCH 1837 Ford »5 Tudor QEfi ! Wednesday afternoon. Mar. 11 j Tumblers are Lelng provided for the II a Ktxxi attendance l> desired us!,Come nnd neat lhe latest Townsend,called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder : churH* »ri>o<ii Hundt; at 10:30. Mr. Radio. Heater .../.... OUU news from Washington. Mr Me-,Sunday afternoon The report k M. H««»... Hurt. 1941 Ford Super DI*. at 2:30 th- Ladle* Missionary So-, kitchenette of the rrcrcatloti build­ there Is to-be ciecdoh of officers. !• Itougbhn wlU tell of hU trip through that Jack had another birthday । “ 11 :M 1937 Ford 85 Tudor Tne South Evangelical L. A. s.! jciety will meet with Mr* Grover ing. and cookies arc being *ent nnct ,*si,.^n.« WonMn »»«!<■« >1 io oo u month. An effort will also be will «irve dinner Thursday. March,,the west nnd what the Townsend Friday j Kelsey, S. Jefferson. Mrs ,M. Hath-, clubs .are doing in California. Miss Susie' Phillips to caring for. church arimui ai it:W. tMr». a. H । I muoe made to tn secure srctin* home nttme ruiem talent enter tnter-­ 12. at the home of Mr 1940 Mercury Sedan 1937 Ford 60 nnd i »«_ . ... ‘ he new baby und its mother at the r : <,*« Bfi. '.'bib-nf »■ tn-yi Ihlvn.l. ’ -----------the new baby and its mother at the |N»a^’rt. «»pt‘ Mrs. Ward Cheeseman. Mr,. Ira Kelly will Ik- h„„, oI a„>d„ ln H„u„, |B»nrrr cU.. ol the MelhodUI u„ K.lu. a, a„ „ , blrth. riRBT .METHODIST CHURCH priced from 150.00 to $300.00 Delton i PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH BROUGHT HERE alon„ a , Brow„,„ . ehu'eh kclta.1 a, zuerfM eyeni™. a Tlie regular meeting of the Delton Marell 10 nt her home # , --------— ---------- -----------All enjoyed our Dirt. Supts. visit l* OR INTERMENT E . WE TRADE LOW FINANCE Inland Lakes Garden Club will be t Wednesday. Mor, last Sunday. [ Tlie remains of Mrs. Frances Hnr- held at the home of Mra George Mr “nd M" ’ST1 Tob‘a' ,nd ” *” Beginning next Sunday we are 1 Ison were ’ brdbght here yesterday Kent. Thursday afternoon. March • JI * children spent SunAy with Mr and BLAKE MOTOR SALES changing the time of our Sunday from Detroit for burial In the 12 Roll call—“A Suggestion for. ** !*rved 6 30 oc“ck Mrs Darrel Hall of Hastings NORTH IRVINO WESLEYAN METHO MIDDLEVILLE, .MICHIGAN school to 10:30 and preaching sen -1 Brush Ridge cemetery. Mrs. HurDIBT CHURCH ----------------- I Word has been received from Guy • tc 11:30. | risen was a former resident of the Beautifying Delton." There will be' a " " ' • Sllsbce that he has to report for :i general discussion on Civic Im-1 ^AR*Wednesday night prayer service. Bni’h Ridge community. . TOLEDO, war examination in Kalamazoo the i provement. The urogram will be in FAINL IN o. Rao. HuUna*. MJchton charge of Mrs Leon Dunning and I Mrs. Earl Paine (Irene ‘ *McMurry) I®3* °f ,l’1' week. hint i»r«lr« *1 10:00 A. aged 30,. pasxra passed away Monday eve~ Mrs. Lillian Rapp I| “ kea ju rntuiiriiii !----------' i ivT"" The next meeting for farmers will ning ut a hospital in Toledo, fol- ‘ j,'1^ lx- held m the Delton Rural Agri- lowing a major operation last week cultural school Thursday evening. ■ The Hasting* home.of Mr. and Mrs. 1',“,.**’’ ~8, n “““Bbter. Congrat■ J!?. “S”1d“u“to" £ as: ■ »!*• w'"iie oui^ w< »><■ Tl, &Sh W..I Bwrn K.rh»» n. «“ Un< SJr irmU Ur .nd C°“" "ISJIM USED CAR SPECIALS! *925 825 795 295 825 285 Chib .,11 „ I,rid .1 U,r hor™ ol Mr, B D McMum, Ol Tdlrtd hr- "“J" Mrs. George Clouse near Shiiltx fore #he went to the hospital. She • ,*£“‘ Ji, ®*. . Thursday evening March 5 Dinner j is survived by her husband: n “ d A ' w‘ Fl h r s Su,,da> will hr mvm. |d.h,hur. M.Hon: hrr pMmUl . Mr, „„„ ,n„ Uncle Sam Says NO NEW GAS HEATING CUSTOMERS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Th. Barr.-Pr-Irlrrlllr mwrohlp .l.i.r Mr,. Evelyn K.hn ol Tolrto Farm Bureau uill hold its next ami three brothers. Maurice MeM*e", ®u,‘d“> meeting in th? Methodist church : Murray of Hastings. Carl of Toledo Suh.r“‘' 1 M Mr’ ^S dnesda>. . evening. ; una a?d ouin, u siuurnt -I -Ulvfr Ac Mr^Jd tr*. Minor Bateman are nnnirMuy ai1 C vuiver AC-Mr and Mr*. Minor Bateman are March 11. 'there will be a pot luck ; ademy. Culver. Ind. Mrs. Paine was supper, speaker and and nlso also "movies, born’Tn'thU ipper. na speaker movies j। born in this cit’y "and’attended the m'^cksm^foZa couD^of^wrek^'1 Tne Milo-Cressey Milo-Cressey Home Home Literary Literary I city city schools. schools. The remains remains were were “ «w «_coupte of weeks The The i..u will _ni hold u_u Its . Club next meeting at broU|.jlt h5rc t0 thc teOnartj funerDiamonds and Coal the home of Miss Nina Fenner ' al home where funeral services will Thursd.iy. ------------ — March 12 Mrs. Mar- be held tills Thursday afternoon -v While diamonds and coal art both at gueritc Confer will be co-hoste&z.' i«o o'clock, the Rev L. Winston carbon, coal is impure carbon and Roll roll—"Current Events" Mrs' stone officiating. Wnit----------------------------------------------------Interment in diamonds are pure carbon, crystal­ Lynn Lawrence will speak on "Ml- Riverside cemetery । Used. ☆ To save natural gas for essential manufacturing purposes, the additional „„..i 10. S«r«. iwk.* .mir-, mao. u.,.^ ' , .V ’ >2 3:00 |>. in. JEITEBBON STREET U. B. CHURCH Q. TLexxr War Production Board has issued an order forbidding the exten­ sion of gas heating service to any gon. i Mh.U^ »„ J. b. chrteptU. Minister E * “""• C,STi.Sl'" " customers in Michi- riBST U H. CHURCH ☆ From now until further notice, the only new gas heating custom­ ers we can supply are those who at present have new buildings un­ der construction. Even these can be supplied only if the founda­ tions have been completed, as of this date, and if the original con­ struction contracts called for gas heating. ☆ It not only would be unlawful for us to supply gas to any other additional customer for the purpose of spac^ heating; it would al­ so be unlawful for the customerto accept such service. PRBUYTSRIAB CHURCH Conor Kithawiy. Pastor sss W. C«nt«r lum WESTERN GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH VENETIAN ■A ChsutU BLINDS BAPTIST CHURCH • ☆ We are sorry to disappoint customers who want clean, conveni­ WINDOWS HASTINGS METHODIST CIRCUIT lutterfhte. Filter ent, gas heat, but wartime needs come first, and so we cheerfully comply with the WPB order. We know that prospective gos heot.^ng customers also will accept the situation without complaint. w ESTERNS bring you new charm — new dignity ☆ Whenever the Government determines that gas heating service decorative harmony. The highest quality Venetian blinds may be extended to additional customers without in the least jeop­ ardizing the war effort, we shall be ready and eager to accept the applications of those who must be disappointed now. made — endorsed by leading architects and decorators, and ☆ Customers alreody using gos for heating are outside the scope of the WPB order. They can continue to enjoy gas heating. The or­ der does not, in any way, restrict the use of gos for domestic cook­ ing, water heating or refrigeration. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY March 1, 1942 | OBITUARY Mrs. Aids Schantz, daughter ol Mr. and Mn. Henry Yerty tiassed away Tuesday. March 3 at her tioine ------ -------- —v. UV 4 months and 21 "days, after an ill- priced within lhe reach of everyone Styled for elegance, with light graceful lines • Cofo PERFECT lunlight control with PERFECT ventilo- She wu bom on Oct. 10. 1M1 in Shelby co.. Ohio. On June 21. ia«3 SchanU who preceded her In death ^cononiij ciol colon of ilighi ad­ ditional cod — Because of I hair dura­ bility, your cost per year is less than for any other window treatment. Choose WESTERNS for L._ beauty. performance and durability. . Because of their long es- ’ lablished reputation, WESTERN Venetian Blinds are selected for the more important buildings and for homes of distinc­ tion the country over. CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXAU DRUGGISTS Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to All Nsrlm-Quimbr / Prompt Delivery Service Phone 1111 to Ulis union who died In infancy. Mrs. Schantz was a member of the Evangelical church for forty years. She is survived by one broth­ er. Oscar p. Yerty of Belding. Funeral services will be held to­ day (Thursday, at 2:30 o'clock in the Evangelical church with the Rev. w. C. Bassett otllcMtlng. in­ terment wlU* be in lhe Woodland eematsry. Orlgia it Hammock ■ Origin of the hammock Is said lo ' be derived from the fact that the - -- —ww was uku j by the natives of Braxll to form , nets suspended from trees in which । they slept. �the Hastings banner, Thursday, march 5. imx ' ATEN-APPLEYARD PERSONAL MENTION Pennock Hospital Mr .nd Mr.. O..1 Wtokr. u>,U to . nrMtol eM-i AW. »dIfcjMld »-• 8. Appleyard. South Haven, was the I Saturday afternoon in bum Battte Creek. --_ Robert m; totod -nd Uto. .pmt amd., Uon. ““ -to—, .n.™ — u. scene of a simple wedding at eight Mis. William McCann of Irving Mr. and Mrs. Prank Maa* and Mra. Barton wdl o'clock Thursday evening when with Mr. and Mrs V. Barnum of , visited Mr*. Ann. Pierce Tuesday, j Kate Patton of Kalamazoo efeltod ih»r grandq their daughter. Mix* Grace, became Woodland • Mr*. George Hebden apent several Mr. and Mra John Hewitt were pltal during the lhe bride of George Avery Aten. Btrnte Walker to *U11, Hl, hl* - tv*, I day* last week in Grand Rapid*. home from Lansing on Saturday. —,.*i— *— I..— a.. i ata tended a party at Kalamazoo 1 -ic*— A nice crowd attended P. T. Clinton. Only members of lhe im­ their trouble being an abcess in nta M t—iw At-n-T mediate familte* witnessed the *arv- Compton. 531 W. Green St, March throat, but he ts improving, nn —“ iTTT'. Walker has enjoyed the vtelte of SiWMy «the home of »4r. and Mra. Mr. Reed from Kalamaroo gave a Ed Titus at Parchment which WMjflni talk .k~n about hi,.<. bird*, which wm. on Thursday. Snyder, 420 N. Michigan, on March en<t Lawrence Tenhopen. Flrat Congre! Mveral neighbor* this week 711m al ParchmenL which was. n„- ».nr 1; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. D. Gam of Big Rapids spent, Mra. Dora Fedcwa and Peter Fed- g*Honal church. South Haven. Mr. and Mra. Gilbert Timm. Jr., given for their nephew. Robert i followed by an exhibition with their BuMU’i— MW —— the weekend with Frank find Miss1 ewa were in Battle Creek on TuesThe bride who was given tn Graahuto. route 3. Feb. 38; a boy to of Prairieville called on hl* parents Stanley who is leaving Fort Custer parrot. ---------z~ tgtaM .’~- afrplaaa, 1 Mr. and Mn. Craig Sheffield. 335 W.' Saturday evening. for a training camp in the West. Lettie Gam. Bert Cook ot Hasting* k spending L-780. f* tmd chiefly to earr day. marriage by her father, was attired a few days with Mr and Mrs. Prank Uoner. and flaw nearly 3,186 Donald Mackey of Prattville spent ta a WOol drFsa with which hhTci^de'8adih."4» E ’s^ulh 8U .ndFf . Mr. and Mra William Bell of Ionin, 8d*S HA^HNGH CENTOt Hotn. ger* to and from besMi ram ! a few days last week with hl* mothwore a corsage of yellow rose* 36. and a girl to Mr. and Mrs.' Clinton ueek s le)wr er. Mrs. Leonard Doxey. and violet*. She was attended by -Feb. --------.Mr* Robert Barton went to Pen- lumrr.er. Lewis on Friday. Mra. David Leery vteited Mr. and h„ al,ter. Mix* Alice Appleyard. In » — r^-... H li“ ---Un<p'- route ■ t l on Ur ftnd cisier called' Mrs Earl Tobu** and children of Mra. L. Winston Stone has re­ and whflM Feb 22. " . on Mr. Cole Saturday, many of you Barryvllle. Mr. and Mra George turned from a six weeks' visit al Mra. John Hewitt of Landng from an aqua was Ol vww«ip«». yraiver rerams. Patient* discharged from the haswt lt remmember Mr Cole m our June* and family, and Gladys Flshvarious places in Florida. Harold Parker ha* enlisted In thc HMtlng*? ♦*,_ a ,.i— ~r the duties of P*ul Included Mr*. George Ch*p- -Rawleigh man. He ts now in poor cr called on Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd performed zMi*a Grace Reickord spent from1 est"man Aten, ” health. m*n for Mr" Mr. Aten Middleville, medical, on Feb. health Fisher Sunday afternoon. 'Friday until Sut.day in Detroit, the, navy und leaves Monday for induc- best . lion headquarters in Kalamazoo. j The decoration* for the service “ — Beeker, — "■ -------------Saturday -John Wilkes----has 271■ “ Frank 531 •N’ Michigan, callers of- the Bowman ------- -----------—been ------ ----quite ----- —III । guest of Roy D. Thayer. Jr. ■ Mr and Mra Lloyd DeUino and Dr. and Mr*. C. P. Lathrop left' Bobby of Grand Rapids were Sun­ were a modernistic setting of- who was hurt at one of the factories.' family were Mr. and Mrs. Vcm t*11' I**1 wwk. but lie ts better now. Ml*a Arloa Sherman of Freeport; tapers and flowers, and lhe table on Feb. 27; Imogene Troyer, 1130 N. Bowman. Mr. and Mrs. Orville . day guests of Mra. Carrie Montgomvacation trip, going by train. ! from where the wedding luoper wav Jefferson, on Feb. 38. following Burgdoff and Mr and Mrs. Veryle spent Friday night and Saturday .torv-'-t afire lhe orrvtrr ren- minor suigfry; Mrs. Joe.MalUnakcr. BaUon. Cary I Bowman had the with Beverly Fountain. ''Early VfcdWfday morning. March, JUST LOOK Lake Odessa, route 3, major surgery, rnbifort.une lo get hit tn the eye Mr. and Mrs Vernon Bumford, 4. A daughter was bom to Mr. und hiinccd with daffodils and white efon m*rcn March a. 2; aira. Mra. uunn John vu«u>. Coats. m.uMid- wim wnh aa small »m*!l piece piece ol of not hot steel iteel wmie while -no “nd lamuy family m«ac made aa ou»u» biutness trip r—i. tv,, .r^-i^i ra, th- on daughter. Mr. and Mra. Clay BashTtou. I.an dleville. minor operation, discharged at aQtlt p, the Bliss foundry Friday Kalamazoo last Friday. AT THIS; senlcc was presented by Mi_s Jean Mar 2; Mr.i. Melvin Bird. Freeport, night Hie injury is not serious. w“ have two -------------We new ~~npupils in school. Apptevurd. al*a a *l*ter of the bride. routc j mlnor 5Urgerx. Feb 25; Mrs «r and MtK Howard Main had Sandra Todd and Donald Fountain i Foliowin r a wedding trip, the Birman. Clarksville, route 2. medical, aa Sunday guest* Mrs N B Rose Mrs Ruth OBrton of Kalamazoo Nashville. 'at South Haver on Thuraday eve- couple will lx- at home at 4044 on y^b. 26; Alton Lahr. Naahville. and Paul, and Donald Gallup of visited Ernest Todd Saturday and John Schultz and Nell Buck were nlng. South Jefferson street. HMting* route 3. major surgery. Feb. 27; Roy Hustings and Mr nnd Mrs Alvin Sunday. in E. Lu ruing Saturday evening and Potteres! Mrs. R. M. Lambie went to De­ Mis. Aten was graduated from Fuller. 911 W. Green 8L. medical. Morgan and family of Battle Creek Mr. and Mra. Orval Fountain and troit en Monday for a visit of sev­ Wcjteni Michigan College. Kala- Feb. 28; Dennb. Matthews. Charlotte. Charles Kidder of Fort Custer children took' Sunday dinner with ketball game. Styling! nnd Mrs. Manley Sherman of Mrs. Warren Carter ha* retGmed eral weeks wilt. Mr. and Mrs. Ebcr maroc, where «he wan a member of route L. m .dical. Peb. 25; Charles was home over Bunday In lhe aft- Mr Lambic. Kappa Delta Pt and lhe Later Ele- Griffeth. Middleville, route 3. who rrtioon Charles and Mr*. Henry FncjKut from a ten day-' visit with Mr. and . Mra. O. E. Goodyear returned on Fabrics! Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bumford Mra. Clare F. Carter and children {! Sunday from Detroit where she liad mentary club. She now la a teach- suffered an injury to hL* right leg Kidder called on Mr and Mra. Geo er In lhe later elementary depart- in an accident. Feb 36; Fred J. Kelley Charles has been promoted and family spent Sunday with Mr. at Pittsburgh, Pa and Mrs Reahms of Lake Odessa. Price: Miss llene Polhcmu* of Middle-'I been vUlting her sister. Mira Eleanor ment, Hastings public schools. Mr. Young. 203 S Michigan, medical, to Corpora). Congratulation* Chuck. ; Thoma.*. Mn. Hollis Barber visited school Aten received his BA degree from Feb. 27; Mrs. Cecil Torrey. Lake Caller* on Mr and Mra. Orville vllle was a guest nt the home of j Mr anrt Mrb Wlllr,.n Wlteox and Western Michigan College and his 1 Ode*ea. major surgery., Feb. 27; John Bruce this week were Mr. and Mrs. all Friday afternoon Mrs Barber. »r't ■".nd.u^ .c Rosc” ,rom Suwhnc Washburn of JackGonyou. 015 ° S. Jeffcrabn. and Hni vey Hill------------------------------A David ” --------------, •------of Baltic Creek — on and Mrs. Tietz were visitors for this Fiul.iy till Sunday. j son visited Hasting.* relatives on Ma degree from thc University of "-------- --month. LaMohommdlen, route 5. both mem‘ ----Wednesday and on Sunday Clyde Michigan. Ann Arbor. At WMC. he Mr. und Mi.>. H. L Steiger and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Glen Barber and cal patients, on Feb 35: Mrs Clif­ Ulrich, Mra. Olive Targelt. Mra. Nuncj of Lansing wire Sunday ! MU* Marcclta Oowin* Wk* home was affiliated with the Industrial ford Hammond route 3. major sur­ Betty iService• Trueblood and.-Earl son Glen of Ecgrae visited Mr. and Aru Union and Omega . Delta Phi. guest* of Mra. F. E. Adair and Mr. frc[.) ijmsing from Saturday till Mrs. Hollis Barber from Friday un­ During hli senior year, he won ihe gery, Mardh 2. Fred Uriel. Lake Engel, Jr. and Mrs. Neil Adair. I Monday night. ’ til Tuesday. • Odessa, minor surgery, March 3: and Mrv and Mrs. Earl Engel and fe­ Mra. Fred Mahoney of Kalamazoo। Mr. and M1!. noyd Goodenough Industrial Arts award He Is wood­ Carl Lowrey. Saranac, medical. telie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Janus Sothard are It's hand-finished, was the guest of her mother. Mrs. ,,nd Willard Hilton sjKnt Sunday working teacher in the Hastings pub­ March 1. 1 Mrs. Richard Engel of Cloverdale. moving in Gilbert Todd's tenant lic schools. — Kalamazoo Gazette. this suit . . . handCole Newton, and sinter, Miss Helen W|th Mr. and Mn. Charles Hilton Marguerite Kidder spent the house. • i Medical patients, who are showing Newton on Saturday. • of Grand Rapid.*. LN TRAINING Al , improvement, are Mrs Vera Fuhr. weekend caring for the children of THREE CORNERS pressed . . . care­ Mra. 8. Conger Hathawray visited1 Mr. and Mrc Robert Tipton of R-------------andolph FIEt I) --------------East Lansing, route 1; Mra. Hattie Rev. and Mrs. Crisped of Hnstlnit* hrr son and nmighter-ln-law. Mr.j Kalamazoo were'dinnir guests of ' Last Week's Letter fully fitted! The while they were away. Marguerite Twp young men from Hastings Bro-zi, HP1 N Michigan Ave ; Mrs. und Mrs. F W. Hathaway, in Albion her j»arcnt*. Mr. und Mr* Cornelius are among the 63 Michigan candilA»t Saturday evening Mr and| Shellenberger. Lake Odessa expects to spend this week with Mrs drape is right, the from Monday to Wednesday. I Manni. Tuesday evening. Mrs Edw. Walters accompanied their date* for wings now in training at and Bert Elliott. 813 W. Railroad St. 1 Rachel Lewi* and Lots Anderson. Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mi*.. Roman ns. Will wiii Gillingham uiiiintjiuim Oil ui aim mil Konuin Feldpaujch rciapiiuscn ... , „ . , , ... .«...... , , , Little Marguerite Wilson had an son. Elmer, and daughter. Donna, of . . . . Tjje jneubgtof baby, the Keller style new ... See Mr. and Mra Ron! and two son:, returned yesterday. P011'1 o’Air. Randolph Bnitli- Cre'k and it::^ Mr. “rt 2:. «..—a,were --------------- of I w«‘dnrrday. . . .from a .two weeks' . . trip Mela. TT.X. ___ _ _________ ______ — 1. ______ baby boy. Hastings, route is doing accident while sliding down hill Battle Creek to Grand Rapids to Everetts of D-'trolt guests for yourself’ Saturday afternoon. She ran her __ participate in a surprise family Mldhigan'* group of student* are nicely. Mr*. Eleanor Strtcklen. Saturday. ; to various points in Florida. sled into a wheelbarrow, cutting gathering and dinner in honor of Those submitting to major operaMr. unu and Mra. mra. P. i-. j J.. uwwca CUsack of ui nrAr-' Mi Mr and ano Mrs airs. Edward Eawaru J. Adam*, Arnims, ™OIT h,«wr educated than any Tiiase opcratheir son. Floyd* birthday. Other lington Height*, HL, spent last weekijr. nnd daughter of North Muske•ut* in ilnUnl,18 “t Uons are Mrs. Walter Mtskc. Lake her ncae and bruising her face BOYS “S'1""' This IS A SUIT *"• “» mx. with Mr and Mr. „„„ " - M,,. ZJ' ’ Rf'n<5f>1Dh F1*,d- acenrdinw tn nf. ------- - era. ... fleers of Jhe jrhoof. The Michigan' mnn, Lake Odessa:-Mra. Robert Borand Mr. and Mrv Wm SChider. Jr I Adam*. Sr. over tlie weekend. Woodland called on Mrs. George rov of Cleveland. Ohio; Mr. and Mra I-cwi^ Williams iMnry Umise I Guests of Mr and Mr* Mra. J w '" Arm- ,ncn ttvcra«»' 3< vears of college, ton. Cloverdale; ML** Leila Davis, yr5 geR, j cook and daughter. ekend wrre Mr cvf,ry onP nI lhc 62 ha’ attended rouU. 3; MiM Betty Meyers. 712 S. Taggart Thuraday. PKrsoni and daughter. Jeanne, left bluster over the weekend Mr. and Mrs Henn' Meyers of Shirley Jean, of Lansing and Mrs «»»««». wmu. and Mr. C0,,*S‘•• arc 27 oI thc Jefferson: Philo Otis. Hasting*, route Wrzra^.,. Friday for Columbus, Ohio, •« to j«iu join uina and am. Mn. ai Al uyrr Dyer m of Detroit I - ----------------I— -IL ,nd nunt Mr Freeport ...... were Sunday evening call, E[1w Wa|tprs will in nnd Mr. John Armbruster of Jack- 8ri“P *?.*?, *° .1 -1 ~ L "nd ¥**Ur Robert Smith, 23D Mr. Williams. They TL;7 “ ill reside tr. era at tt>e Clare Bassett hOnje illlu and Mrs. LouL< Everdeen also* u of. In another 15 week.* those who u Broadway. Columbus. Sunday on ” Mr. Mra. Lansing • M Mr nnd M> . I^onard Doxev were P*'5 wl11 —n k- granted commUslnn-. u.i Fred BUHbee. Route 4. and will Culmscaller* were 41ra jonand nitcher Mr and Mi Edw. Downs and i sJSrtaC aw ra oiM ' dnd Mr* Or- Candidate* -rut rural.., HanjW ard of Or>n<1 Include a tree surgeon, Mra. Albert Craig left Monday for Clare Pardee. Shelbyville, had mln- and Wesley Manker of Flint, also Rapids were Saturday guests of their "r Ind^VTn'a*’m’ or operations. Brailenton. Fla., for. a two weeks' ear Martin of Richland. In the al- a • Rev. Lila ar.d Brmie Manker and ' ulster and family. Mr. and Mra. colltc.or and even a so­ vL-i'. with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. t.-rnrnn th-v niarte several calls In a. Clifford Van Sycklc Dowling. 1* zon. Junior, of Hastings. James P Hammnnd and children. al*o registered as a medical patient. ------------ —» John: ton. Knlnmazoo. The two from Hastings are Corl; Mra. Cora I awcock of Flint is Donations, all of which arc great- DOWLING , । Natalie and Thomas James. ; Mr. and Mrs Seth J. Cook and R. Edmonds. 21. son of Mr. nnd Mra nnd twin sons, I-eRov anil iawrence the guest ot her son-in-law and !y appreciated, include 5 dozen bath Last weeks letter. Gordon C. Edmonds of R33 Bond. Shirley Jean ct Lansing and Mi and daughters. Louise r.nd trona, of daughter. Mr. r.nd Mr.-. A. B. CISley. towel* from Guild No. 5. Mrs.' 'j' W. The shower for Mrs Russell Alia who was a rtudent at Michigan G. Davts. chairman. ,3 • ’ Mrs . " pil- Jen -,nd Chicago were weekend guests of Mr. this werk. Ml .■ Vivjan Lawcock and oozen whfch WM -M;hedulixi und Mrs. Cecil Plank and children. college for two years before Mar.e and LeRoy Cecil, of Cleveland. -390 Lawrence Smith of Flint an: ex. ­ Slate and Mra. Frank Rogen cases. Guild No. 22, rMrs. Byron ,or entering the air eon**, nnd Chunw low.X^-nd ur^i Frandi^n •*»» ’• *•* P05’- Ohio were Sunday gue»t» of Mr and Mra. R. W. Cook war. at Nashville pected for the weekend. O. Struble. 23. son of Mr. and Mra, \|Ptr,,cr Jn“ ooned k— Edw Walter*. urait— Mr. m, Plank di.«v re­ poned until until a tv later later date. date. Mrs Mrs. Wallac< -Osborn' and Jannel chairmen; Guild No. 12. Mr* HoMr and Mra. Milton Trafioid turned to Cleveland Monday. . ■ were „> K.inrtmmn on Monanv Arthur C. Struble of 536 Ea*t Wal- waid Fro*’, cnsitman. one of the in Katunutzon on monans. . Kalamazoo Mrihdav. .-.peaker nt tlie men's night progr.-.m ■ Mr und Mrs M Paul Wlng and; m, nnr* Mr’ Clmcncc Crawford hut. Edmonds was a memix*r of new Guild*. 4 doz.. troy cloths and wen- at Hickory Comers Wednesday of the Women'* Literary, club. She attending a missionary meeting nt! yjj, RusaeU. MLm m. Bernice Wing. ' 4 doz. napkins: Guild No. 19. 3 doz. Ute Orcnr Harrington home, • disc tusecl,** Handwriting.'* M Wm E Jr „nd Mn MF. anil Mra. Robert McGiockiln , ..ra d? «!'«•«• »«<n CcntrB1 Michigan Colto ™ -tommuto.y The Communi^ to-llto., hulhday Cto» J»mM U». ail of Detrou were week'SSrS^ g’Sta S Mr and Mra Xr'.^NeS’ «*k*. also 4 bushels of grapefruit w||1 cntCTUllned on Thursday .by HI. -------jucsu o( CUudf M>ra_ and daughters were Sunday guests PrSttf r-of Mr. nnd Mra. Forrest Havens of !i Arthur Chase were their daughter, quiier und News. nnt» , mond's and the James F. Ham-j Rutland, a dinner in honor of the mond's. Fla birthdays of Mr. nnd Mrs. McOlock- , Josephine, of Grand Rapids. Dtolght ENGAGEMENT unld and Mra. Howard Drake will I Chaae of Rantoul. TIL. nnd Mis* Faye IS ANNOUNCED ’lin being served. I assist with the entertainment and SOCTH SHULTZ SOUTHWEST RUTLAND ROYAL SCOTT LAYER CAKE ggc . I mamas oi Battle Creek. Miss Doris Radford was ’ home; •the refreshments. Several from here Many Hastings friends will be in­ U.I Ww.l LelUr Last Weeks Letter from Lake Fore«t. Ill. over the! Mra. Harold Foster nnd Mra. Cha*. terested in the Hem in Sunday's John H. Water* died Wednesday in Joan. Glenn and Jean Bishop of are planning to attend. Mrs Man- Wilder attended a Reed City hospital after a short 111weekend, hrr mother. Mra. James • Fnul arc in Chicago Uli* week while Kalamazoo Gazette which announc­ Charlotte were guests several days . then husband* nrv attending lhe HOT CROSS BUNS birthday dinner at Kalamazoo Sun­ Radford, accompanying her as far! 2 for 5c I school officers' course at Northwea-i ed the engagement of Miss Mary last week of their grandparents, Mr. day, Riven in her honor, by relatives ness. He wss a resident of this place as Kalamazoo Monday on her re-1 many years ago and has friends here I tom Unlverxltv at Evan*lon. I Marie Henton of Albion, daughter and Mrs. Dan Douglass. and friends. ' turn to her studies. . who extend sympathy to tlie be­ | Mr. nnd Mr*. Angelo Spiri* are of Mr. and Mrs. Royce G. Henton of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens and Mr. 'Mrs. D. D. Walton und Mrs G-! Mr. and Mra. W. D. Pierce of reaved ones. entertaining hl* daughter mid son-; Delton, to David M. Townsend, son Mrs. Geo. Havens and son Dick were L. Lockwood spent The first of the,i in-law. Mr. and Mra. Hairus Web-' of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Townsend of Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Ran­ Charlotte were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mis Harry Misener of the home of Mr. and Mra. Orlle Kalamazoo called on their mother. week in Chlcnen and Evanston while i stcr. ol Phoenix City. Alu. Mr. Web- Bay City. No date has been »ct kin Hart and daughter of Bgush f uhcr Dr. Walton and Dr. Lockwood were later , Mrs. O. E. Kenyon. Sunday evening. expect* to be called to army, for the wedding. A fine picture of ,, , ™ . .1 Thc Dowling Woman s Society attending lhe course for school of-;! service within a week or two. 112 S. J.Her.oa BL pkowa MM Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon visited I Miss Henton accompanied the write­ Miss Helen Thompson spent the u puttlng on a iunCheon for eighty fleers at Northwestern University. ।' Mi. and. Mrs. RoTU Bolton. Mr. up In the Gazette. ™kc.nd l*r«‘M.'Mr. knd a.A.A. committeemen and their Frederick Anders at Pennock hos­ Mr. and Mra. Robert Cook nnd Mr. '' and Mra. Lester Kinne and Mr. and A similar picture ot — Miss Henton Mrs. Arehte Thompson near Alb.on. wjvrs, and ouier Who are interested pital Friday afternoon. nnd Mra. Hubert Cook leave to­ Mrs. Albert Kinne were guesLs of appeared in the Bay City Times of Mra. Elsie Kenyon and Dick and Messrs. Wm. and Geo Havens and ln conservation, on Friday at morrow for.a visit of two weeks al Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ronk of Battle March I. Mis* Henton 1* a student Herman Kubull ------------Jack of Nashville visited Mr*. Enupa attended Almond th(. joO-F. hall in Hasting* St. Petersburg. Fla., with M. L. Cook Creek on Sunday at a family dinner at Albion college. Mr. Townsend. . Weber's.sale Weber's.sale Monday Monday afternoon. afternoon. Rosada Newton of Freeport L* Kenyon Saturday. nnd party. At Harrisburg they will honoiing Albert Kinne'.* birthday. Mr. and Mrs Blake Allerdtng of uj10 pus been studying at the Art Mr. and Mrs. Byron McKibbin l:.. „..J 74.... ,yuiK av and ru staying at UK the llomt home. ot of ner her BUIU aunt be joined by Mi** Constance Cook i■ Mr. and Mra. Clifford Dolan re- institute of Photography in Lo* An- daughter June of the McCallum di»- and uncle. Mr. and Mr*. Leland Hastings, Mr. and Mra. Russel John­ of Trenton. N. J i turned tnrn.'d Saturday Katurdav from a stay of sev- getes. eete*. Cal., Cui has 1ms recently recently enlisted enlisted trict »M<-t were caller* mil,,-. Wednesday Wwtneidav evening evrnlne Jones, while her mother and Uttle cock and family of Cloverdale were Mr. and Mra George Sheffield i ernl weeks at Ft. Lauderdale. Fla with thc Flying Cadets of the U. 8.'tn lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan steter arc at Pennock hospital this dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank returned Sunday from Traverse City Mrs- Glen England and daughter Army Air Corps. . 1 Douglass. Sunday guest* were Mr. Hom Wednesday night accumiianird by Mrs. Winston Shef-, Marjorie of Woodland were guata ,K, -----and Mr*. Roy Douglass of Hor-Ung*. The next meeting of the Dowling I The many friend.* of Claud Mosher field nnd Sharon, who are spend- [ ot‘ Dr. anrt Mis. R. O. Finnic over LOCATED IN SAN DIEGO ‘ 'I Hubert Schrter was a guest for lhei Cemetery. Circle which is held quar-1 ing this week here und witii Mr. lhe weekend Fnend* here will be Interested to w « trna OJ nu , t grana parenu. weekend of hL* great-grandparent.*.. terly wiliyty at the church the sec- I last week and heartfelt sympathy 13 and Mrs. Calvin Plumley at Nash-! Sunday callers at Mr. and Mra know that Scryeant and Mrs. Earl Mf and Mra rred OUft of QlaMi ond Thursday in March and as ( extended to the bereaved ones. vlllr. Mra. Ida Wallace, who ac-’ Herbert J Freeland's were Mra. Franklin Lewis (Vivian Rcypold:.>. crerk Manning and - baby election of officers and plans for I Lorraine immpanted Mr. and Mra. Sheffield.; Francis Oakley of Boston. Mass. and who were married on February 1 at; Mr ’ gnd Mrs Harry Dunn were■ the Memorial dinner will lake place Sliaron of Hastings spent Wednes-I Hiiaron ot Wednes­ returned with them and has gone Mrs. Beth Zelma cf Cleveland. Ohio. Las Vegas. Nevada, are at San Diego. Sunday guests of Mr and Mra Rav' at this lime, all members are urged day night and Thursday with her to the Plumley home In Nashville. I Mra. Oakley will be remembered here Cal., where Sgt Lewis 1* stationed rrwav of Glass Creek UltMdMWqilWlfcl parents, Mr and Mra. Lester Sonneto be present. as the daughter of the late Mrs with the 48th f>lrauit Squadron at -Lucite — Schrter •left —' ------Mra. Ella Smith and Mrs. Vela vllle. recently for■ Mabel Waters and Mrs. Zelma b ^o. Island naval air station. Upper Peninsula where she is teach­. Otis were at Kalamazoo Saturday! Evelyn Hom of Battle Creek spent Orlis Antiseptic a sister of Mr . Water.i His home was tn San Francisco, ing Home Ec in the Cedarville high। and purchased thirty new adult Friday with her parents. The BEAUTY BAR Mr. nnd Mrx.-James Langston were where his mother. Mrs. A. Hudc-| school. Byron Crofoot has taken her• books for the Dowling library. . The many friends of Lenna 'Ken-! In Kalamazoo on Saturday attend- btrR Iesides a. 107; 35th Ave. | Mis. Wm. Stanford went to Grand yon • Bishop will be sorry to hear .ing the wedding -r no weddlng tbf brjd<. chose place at the McCallum school. of *«<>. Ml» Ran Pauline Alka Saltier Ruimveld of that city and Dena a suit in a soft yellow shade with SOUTH SHULTZ* * Clow of Paw P-,w "1‘e,c^n^r*f’ a Amy Bonneville and Ethel Hom a maicupw matching nai hat ana and u-ca black acce.*sones acce.ssorics. Ing read at the First P™'b>t*r“n The roupk- was unattended.' 1 called on Donna Barton last week at. Vicks Vapo Rub church house, reception following _________ t ___________ Pennock hospital. Ail hope for her Small ------- ------- - --------The bride Ls the step-daughter of HASTINGS WOMANS CLUB ”Mra John O Ruimveld (Juanita Mrs. Harry Lally of Benton Harbor The many friends of Frederick An­ Langston). Tn lhe evening Mr. and tt7ls u>e guest speaker at the Hu*- ders will be slad to hear he returned Bromo Quinine Mrx Lawton were guests of Mr. tings‘Women * Club Friday after- home from the hospital last week. of the Season! of the Season! ■ and Mr*. Robert Hossack <Lois noon program. Her subject was "A Alva Kenyon was fortunate to get Langston'. ~ Hundred Years of Fashion. ' and she another 11'. lb pickerel Friday out Halibut Liver Oil svui7*-hk- r.rnn’PLANS ' 'Hustratcd her talk with cleverfr ot Long lake. Tills is the sccofid, llKl DIER ENTERTAINMENT CUsU”»“ Followtn^ the pro­ large fish Ise hi* gotten lately. Mr. and Mra. Orville Forman and Cod Liver Oil Yeast Cr Iron Tabs. Qfic baby Miriam end Evelyn Hom of Battle Creek spenjt one day last week I1 Bott. 2M 12 01. Saw to M. toKto "e imm " WbSt K.n“" .ni with their parents. Rev and Mrs. Single $340 !h£! lit Mr BarneaX* Mra. Byron Fletcher. Thu* week on Fred Hom. Upjohn Yeast Tajn. QQc There was a family reunion Sunappointed to develop plan* for pres- PjW"? ’he dub will enjoy a musical Bott. 250 ............................................. WW mtation at thc next meeting which Proaram and a silver tea. Alva Kenyon'and their mother, Mra. wlll be held at the home of Miss WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Castoria O. E. Kenyon. They entertained the! ZW.UI. Womrn flf Mrxxsr Ottilia ie.rnm.lr. Kanunskc nn on Mnreh March trt 33 ut at foliowin,; guests with a n.sh dinner: I meet for their regular meeting Fri­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlscner of Kal­ ABDG day evening. Mar. 6, at the Moom« amazoo. Donald Kenyon, of Battle, Hand Craam Creek. Mr. and mrs. Mrs. rj«ic Dale unnucc Larnbeejj . hall on N. Michigan Ave., with Mrs/vrrea, nar. aim Perfection Frances Grower. Senior Regent of of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Les- j It’s todays most desired hair do—easy lo wear—easy Ionia Chapter, as guest. icr Bonneville, local. W Designed for BEAUTY lot. 100 Chomberlaine Last month 0>e local chapter celcMr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon attendto core Tor. All our operators hove been trained by hrated it* twentieth anniversary, ed the 2Lst wedding anniversary of All our hairstyles are designed, in fact, to Mr. Perkins to do this famous razor cutting. Special recognition was given to tlie Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Treat of J* bring out your best.points for flattery. Noxxama live charter member* who are Mrs Bellevue Satuiday night. Eight. Come here for complete satisfaction" A. G. Eaton. Mrs. Minnie Marble, guest* were present and a pleasant OUR PERMANENTS COMPLETE 75c Special ... Mra. Bert UUcry, Miss Katharine. umr was had. Permanent* $140 up Machineles* $230 up Wri-ber and Mra. Libbic Wiley. «• ’ »* i»»~ r*Ti«..«r .na I Mr. and Mrs, Jerry O'Connor and J $4.40 - $5.50 - $6.60 - $7.70 MAKE Delores of Hastings have moved Shampoo & Finger Wave QHi -ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT 55f APPOINTMENTS iijto the Jack WiUon cottage □nd $1.00 off on these prices — Finger Wave Dried JU Mr. and Mi.-. Charles Oliver of ______ EARLY Hasting* announce thc engagement Father of History mroaouu miner , Herodotus u is cauea called in. the "father Mra Fra^k Xkfiir h“‘or*-': became he wax the first .'on of Mra. Frank Kidder of Nash222 St Jefferson Phone 2277 Open Evenings ISE REGISTiRKD PHARMACIST AkWAYl Maple Grovc^^date8?^^ Ml i It's spring! Put yourself in a suit from Bairds and see the difference. If it's for men or boys they hove it Bakery Specials BANGHART BAKERY WINTER DRUG NEEDS 49* MILK MAGNESIA ROOMS SALE STYLE pt 33 PCRMANGNTS ., ABBOTT 00 Off on any — permanent HOTEL HASTINGS - HASTINGS BEAUTY STUDIO . ra, for lhe wedding. ’ tive to the level level at a! literature. 1.1» 98‘ PLUS FEATHER-BRUSH CUT JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 27* CAPSULES ■ REED’ = DHLG STOfl I — Halting* Fhmm 2241 Shrtt • �THT HASTINGS BANNER. THVRWAtf. MARCH 5. 1M7 P/tOK RIGHT____________________ - 1CLOVERDALE The Hailing, Banner r,»|l*HMllnV”,Mlehi<M4*7 I nnnr anno rju... Caucus Notices CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ------------ *——— ■ ---------------------------------------- *---------------- ■----------------------- ■ ---------------------------------------- ■ ' -1 — Prairieville . ........... rwr. i-i'. it-r Sheldon Agency Surety Bonds Phone 21SS Hastings ___________ !!_ Swanson Agency 31 Auto Life Tornado Fire ORANOr.VILX.ETWP. " 'i •. it • «7ityf nr You are always near a State X, Farm Service Man. Farm Bureau State Agent THE GRANGES AUCTION SALES Nil H •- - T«milch ‘ ■ tiroMi-iot. e«v-i«l» • . <.h. n»,l liurrowy. yr«. old ■ f..r ••.•lurlL.n, Kenlr O.lruih. >la«(ln<Hush--. l ti>lU t.ortti Mtv.l , Oilin'• Illfl.V AXI» lUXHEtl «< Hi. M*t» Curm-t.< .I> ■ HI...,— ■ I Ml >AL1. Frr.h Jar.., ...i‘un.1 ■•..It , V Hi* Iv Shot'. 1 Al­.. . > . . ! Whim W.and.itt- pul-| ' is v<<cu cAit sruku in. ; aiijKrnnnt ■ ).!>•' 1 11 HENRY FLANNERY DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST I Instings Pancoast Bldg. jn.VMI I' Marshall Furnaces Repairs furnished and in­ Hailed for all makes ot furnaces. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 143 E. State Phone 3331 tf JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE ...g । Mrs Delos Flower* enlisted Monday * in tne coastal artillery. We extend our Iveartfelt sym­ pathy to Mrs. Alta Mosher in the r recent passim; of her husband also . to nil the bereaved ones. , Mr.- and Mrr Hurry Janes and ' children spent Saturday with rel­ atives tn Kalamazoo. Mr. DeWhght and Blanch Van Hom entertained Sunday. Mt. and , Mrs Frank Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schau. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard i Hannon. Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs. Henry Sheran, Portage Center. Charles Monica. Jr., spent from Friday until Monday with Gene Cordon at Fine lake. • . i Mrs. Arthur Johncox. Mrs. Lyle '1 Kingsbury. Mrs. Ixater Monica. Mrs. I Bert McCallum attended a Shower | Saturday honoring Mrs. Floyd John­ cox at the home of Mrs Katie |i Johncox. Ezra Chamberlain of Kalamazoo spent Sunday afternoon with his mdther. Mrs. Murtha Chamberlain. . * Virgil Monica injured his knee .J Sunday while tobogganing with hb ... win Bobby nnd n few boys, he Ls not । able to work ut this time. , Charles Monica and daughter' • Evelyn. -Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyman Wll1 knuon of Kalamazoo were Sunday I dinner guests of Mr. alltt Mrs. Les• ter Monica jtnd boys. - i Bernard DeGolhi is attending a ' meeting in New York with other su.i । pervhonv this week. * 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace NiiDell spent r......... ....I,i u .,I..C .1 ■ . losY-found—Strayed SAM. >(>i; T-. <• 1 < <.lr WELCOME GRANGE E.tonc.- X. NOTICE .1 „ <.. UHSI < LA>.h . Alil't.NTt.i: r^M r.u< g COWS - $4.00 wv — ^rr.w S s HORSES - $5.00 collector atotloned in Hostings to give icrvlce. oov the Phone Charges. Charoea. immediate service. We pay k? Phone Hostings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $7.50 COWS $6.00 Phone Collect prompt Service, Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 I donate 55 to thc Red Cross out of every Auction Sole. m... S'lTI',?; .-.'••■■r ......... • <ih». II. ul. 1. .... 7.r, Il ilHHT ll.rt.... ll-.nt.a............... . • >* ' MMdkrilk. Fuui.r Hri.,, I’Ut. M<' 1 . """ * : .i-ij „( Xu.IkiII. ... .1 <1..'.P'.*■ .. Live.r,..-k Sal- Krxl.i, y.-.KHI .'A..». .... .4,1 1 ’to-jXH""11 -•'< '.-I uV...i w am »;>i—U‘H.i.ii.a. F-. -Ix.,«r. fr..-r«:-r. Mr. . ....... I..K ; 1 TOO I.ATE TO CLASSIFY p.a-r r.. ... n “<•I'aiR NAl.K u,..k FOR SALE OR RENT— \l.ml cm. COXFNTRY AND RESORT ' F'H: MALI T..,_„ ..f ,i . .... i 'FUR HALE—■Our homa and inroma pro , ,.| »i,., w'hn." l.uii"'i |.»n; ai All N Jeffrraon. 3lr«ht H....... , ..... . ...... . n.,' Itadr tor ■•nn (anitly h<ni>r or a farm r(1); <,Ia, , .... ’1-"', r I’- 4. r It ,,r,| I, l„ , run 'Al.l. --I aerr farm, 1711 A ........... . hi H-.'.uira Arll.'.i .11 , ,, 'I . l-.i: ; <•-■>.. hm.- and I- rn..r.i I .-...•■ PET8 FOR HALE h MIBCELLANEOUB •".4 'i J V n ''■•I V ! *, 1 , IK'AHKINU IMH1R—Hr day or »»»h. ,,' 7, .....। .' ..I .. , .j,,.!' Call 70S—Fill or Al Rra.mrr. L. v .1 - • l/ . .1 h. ,>.<■ «» | 1 ■>.■•«. 1 V.mri W II.-. - .-.th -t Ha-.li.r-. In.|».rr .u -Writ. r-T Hr.-..• N-, llalllr « rrrb : 5 Dale* eau be made at Banner ante* or The largest ranch In the world la laid to be the Victoria River Downs In the Wickham River In Austra­ lia. It covers 16.000 square miles. Farmers, Attention! LOREN COPPOCK Bliss factory on Center Rd. i 2Its. Call Mock yards on Tues. 2108. DAN ULREY 1. uni..- I'll X II...lu.rr SI I-1-* <?r'lV?li?i-'.V"i7,i •' “io* u‘,*< '"r Wo advise you to place your order for new Harness NOW. Due to condi­ tions, some harness hard­ ware is u navailablc. MERCHANDISE FOR SALE ... •*.......... .. . ... . * We hove plenty of that Also a few sets of HARNESS nude up. Our llarnesHcs are made from No. 1 SU-er Hide Leather and are Guaranteed. We hove o good stock of collars, sweat pads, and strop work at reasonable prices. Bring in your llarncx* for OILING 4 REPAIRING NOW. We have a high grade of HARNESS OIL. 11.00 Per Gal. Bring your AUCTIONEER JACK DEWEY REED cheerfully g AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with Kitimatee CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Fourteenth year of service — Coal, Gos and Oil Fired Last Week's Letter ______________ ____ , ..................................................................... Jim Lewis of Leslie Ls spending Mrs. Emtna Dlckereon returned Mr*. Lester Monica nnd aon Bruce some Ume with Mr and Mrs Wai- Sunday evening after spending two called on their uncle, Mr. and Mn. I ter Lewi.* and family. weeks with her daughter. Mr. and Jess Leonard In BaUie Creek Bunday it M.ivin rte™. or Mr. u>.l “» , k»a Mllu "« J“” “ 8““lh I - on hand given. Dates Order a load now and be ready for the next cold spell. Phone 3467 Trade your wheat for Lily White flour. We give the same ex­ change you get at the mill. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stack­ yards. phone 2588. or call 717—F3 through the Art Todd, Mgr. Hostings, Mich. 2>a you Waul EXTRA COMFORT AND EXTRA WEAR? Workers Everywhere Find Both to Spare in the Only Work Shoes with Soles, Up­ pers and Even Insoles of Genuine SHELL Horsehide. MONTGOMERY WARD b CO. PIANO TUNING Coll E. T. WOOD SEMPF SHOE & LEATHER GOODS SHOP 111 So. Jefferson St. CURT SOLOMON Itaaling*. Mich. AUCTIONEER NEON SIGNS AND REPAIRING Sign Painting and Lettering Gold Leaf — Silver Leaf Ready to serve you with SATISFACTORY HENRY EGGLESTON SALES SERVICE Phone 3431 Electrical Wiring Prompt Service and Reliable Work at Fair Price*. DEFOREST R. 3, Hastings CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenue Phone 1637 Hasting* SEE THAT SHELLI The •‘phcll” ia a tough cen­ ter layer found only in leath­ er from over horses' hips. Wolverine’s secret Iritilotanning proems tans it kid. soft without loss of strength or wear resistance. - CASH For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass. Copper & Lead. Coil at my expense Phone 7-2 Middleville MILLER REAL ESTATE CO | EXTENSION GROUPS GEORGE MILLER HASTINGS. MICH. MILLERS REAL ESTATE COLUMNS SOME GOOD BUYS IN HOMES AND FARMS EXPERIENCED FITTER LY BARKER'S Usutiag* Phon# 3113 NO OTHER WORK SHOES IN THE WORLD MADE LIKE WOLVERINE SHELL • HORSEHIDES OF nil tanners, only Wolver­ ine tanners know the secret process that makes shell HOME ECONOMICS EXTENSION CLUB flexible as bamboo, yet tough as nails. But millions of work­ ers know that means house­ slipper comfort while they UtlutaltL’i’? Truss Fitting 3-5 work—shoes that even drj» soft after soaking—amazing freedom from foot aches, strains and fatigue—money saved on work shoes to spend for other needs. Have you found out about this yet? If riot, see us and get the facts. Temperance Is the firm nnd mod­ erate dominion of reason over pas­ sion and other unrighteous impulse* of the mind.—Cicero. CUT-RATE C. "BILL” SHERWOOD fW' FOR INSURANCf Hotel Hastings Ph»ne MM GEOBGE F. MILLER, formerly Ln the furniture business. SHOESTORE horseh �ison. truce Mr,, ndny THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH S. 1942 SECTION TWO—RAGES ! and also |HASTINGS CKNTU confidently launched his campaign -against the Russians: when the long ways and'not find anything | visited in Lonxlng. I B N Cowan of Delton apent German soldier first met his equal, blanker. Mrs. Argyle Windea spent the ’ k end with Mr. and Mra. fl and first, tasted defeat; he predict­ weekend at Royal Oak with Mr. [Barber. "SPRINGed that thc war in lhe Pacific woliid I Wlndes .... . . I Mr. roioiwdn Mr. anu and Mn>. Mn Orral Orvai Fountain last longer thun thc war of lhe uurC V s —*z ;■ ' I Mito Betty Flanders is home from .ramiiw coent Bundav afternoon When we Uy our red flannels away iP^nrw-v hosnital and iy . (Continued from page 1. sec. 1) ! Atlantic; that inflation will not mt. attu Mr>. I By Jane Cameron । neath layers of motly ballf— along fine. . come, alliw living coat* will doubly 'fly of Quimby. 'You trot out a blizzard! I Tinea will Joir wm then called. Most of It was* Registratiorui al the Chamber of another ten per cent, per.When we excavate and don them;U1 Callf heavily Upibered Now It te- a vast Orangeville who wm a subscriber Commerce up the first of Feb- haj>. a bit more, but controls will be ' again and atl< smiles and I u ” Mn. onion prid to Pomeroy* Democrat, nnd whore ( Ujlr(J efferllve; no strike is Justified while ".K— “ wnen vou.smell are ah *uimv **’ Martha Dean waa “ •“”** °* JDe Priester and Mr. and Mra. HoBl Best ,augn laugh 01 ot ,ne the W week When.' I T»ien til celery garden. ‘ •»P r T “ «l 'n «n*ny, wan. ' ’ America to al war; men in uniform »<« “ * Strand Theatre, the actor In ™n vw are all *mmy smiles and son. Earl and family at finch.-* I are m, commiltrc ft .jrner had three wins. Je­ ■ua the ...... .uk » not Ktrl>_. wnrkem at the bench the picture reached for a second 1 o'arn’. ,e4r^ ol restitution. iter a few day* recently. if^ls month rome', was oldest. «r He ucu became a proved Hut he sympotlilzcd with )«ar . un<1 we notice it in tne snorter .phyxiMa Mr and Mra. Stamm have have move moved I... ...dabblUd nm te.«am a..................... Wayum and mtaMmp.u.nuv । Mr. Mrs. Stamm !Xr «*> tte V..k». TO. «. “«■ JSX u- ..nS >«»P « •«».•»■ '«»■ "«> «<' » *“ “» »« “ «» > o«Nt»a HARBERS CORNERS audience toys, "Ah AH!" It wm one land. \ . from Ute Cal Powell farm lo B<Jlcrrie. in Wayland ClMwd. Innanaad Mn TUfnrrya. .h,n ba » "» "" of those nh-aits like you say to the liudiimg branches — icy -lush Mr*, fli t Bump, who has beefl ill vue. Mr. and Mrs WlIHam Kidder had an ly.t, alM> iludlad madlclna. “»« W* ““I papar »Jn aanaum. now and Up' «™«->nd railure lo amklpau_™ baby when he starts to slug some­ Greening meadows — dinging I; better at this writing. of West Hostings are moving to the the you sleet — u^“pm£T'c.“^ud"1^ 2.".. Xi’S ■ body' with hte •bottle • • M: and Mrs.,Roy Ereston and *on Powell f*rm._ All fellow each other In dizzy and ' Donald, spent the weekend in Pre----------- ’—* “ — —“— iapid st;rc«*-:nn m M nalo.a hr bad ma.lwd M. w.|b .bkn .o band liana me d.a pap., pa|ier io .o W. .scar. ’ J rrtm lor load! ........ bay; -• .. .» tropic uecp .“ osauig “S .«*. me wnui *5“ una BANNER WANT ADVB. PAT munt visiting.relatives. explained that she---------------advanced but htlte—the famous Sa American people atxne everything u.ho thc j,.fp 15 afw u a uinck cut fortieth year. ^tnat man. s.ie e_, ---------- -------------But’oh! lio’w l’iove' v<"u Mr “nd Mr' Rov Huver ot »*n* was n a proud proud youngster youngster wiicn-Dr wlum-Dr. thought it was I1 was was such such a a vile vile sheet sheet Pete Pete nlnc-ceilt ninc-ceil breakfast Special, an c“*- hb warned, 'long months may with Rl,rn ,,yw anij a my unMdy. - . . sing were Sunday dinner guests of Turner invited me. as hr occasion- that she could never touch It with egg. any style, two strips of bacon, ebipsc before the tide of events turn pg., manner She is the kind of n JoXtlitve We're not -upi>o*ed to throw any- Mrs Jerry Foley. Turner invited me. as hr occasion”‘*"r ally- did to accompany him when he her hands. Tntit will reveal bow grits and ham gravy. cosU two rente ,n favor o. the Allies. Remember the caf timt will Uy dead mice in your thing away now so I took it to thc i Mrs. Jamu Bragdon and daughter • drove out to see a natient He was hH^tse was the feeling engendered , more al most cafeterias, for and aa.v.. then expect ..... you ... to love LUIVUIIIU, with wall, au pot *nimy has been . preparing . --- this ---- lap 1 aa.a.a ..... Writers' Club the other night Crystal, were Sunday guests of Mr . a good vlritor. and made the trip b* tlw c,v,l war. of coffee, five rents "r • *"« stuck up for her un­ <what three good people go through and Mrs Prank Bragdon of East iof cents additional; <*«>' da>’ ,,<lr but nl5° fniembcr remember her. I always stuck pleasant for even a small boy; so the . 1 have many happy •memories of imeal, fruit, salads, vegetables, re- ,h:M 11 L' thr United Stales alone til the day she Jumped off a beam In a-year) One l*dv who always ; Carlton. trip always .seemed a short one. I vlslts at the home of Dr. nnd Mrs imain about the same. * • We noticed. ,hat posyrv.es productive powers be- in tlie bam oh my heed and scared hick'. <s> the bright sld*. -aid it has Paul Foley of Grand Rapids -pent sometime i nccompdnicd'hlm into the Turner, and it has been a.delight. ia greater difference tho at thc >ond that of. any combination that me senseless. Right now fhr is very possibilities. Yeah? So doe* a dead tlie weekend with his mother. Mrs. cufcterLi where wiwre the man* the Axis can am produce to turn out portly. Wo«ion't Wc-don t know whether it It L» Is fish in these times. ^^^uooixusutisMvi.xcssMQra ] Jerry Folry. patient's home I remember he did them as I liavc preparedi ।Garden cafeteria ageincnt may feel the exotic atmo»- Kuns, planes, tanks and ships needed kittens or pancakes. Probably kitIr.cidrn'aUy, the cppiparison doc* ' as the other doctors of that era did U1*5 hrief sketch. win the ultimate vlctnrv." ' • • tens. Probably fifteen, all uorse not t nd there. 'Bve folk* ' ' —hw always looked at tlu« patient's Uncle George xpd Aunt Helen phcie of flower*- birds plants parthoiuand mil.', ol open her. tongue and counted the pulse beats. Brooks, who lived in Orangeville rots, inonk.y . fbh jiools. warrant- Over an advance all along the lhe line, but * wul’ -r "'.flVi"" no ““,r "Blood pressure" was unknown in during most of thc time the Turnera .an “‘rr ‘r “r nava| '’"’I* bases ““T' Now is the time for all good Iwme, those days. Blood tests. X-rays, and £‘ded there, were quite musical their crowds are noticeably small, r. JT’u makers to take inventory of each Tlie Ladles Aid will meet Friday. kidney teste never never irapperieu happened Mien. then. — ?°th ww ringers and Last* zyear at• thc peak of ..'V thc — mim Mac- 'Toom room in Jn tne U|c nolL'-r hous(_ tu.v nnd wbal ..... can March 6 at the hall Aiancy ------ - ----- -----■ ---- - Uncle — — — — ~ ... —.. »*^ded reinforcements to Gen. ... ^.... ..... --------• ------------a rtewoa. Iniiohl llnialr.n ea.hzv.lt Kffre ., ....... .... — — ... I.. — nazv. — Attliur. llllle'.* min ri.1t eaaiien llua . . "Vitninln" was an unknown word £eor,e tuught singing schools. Mr* they were serving as high a> 2500 a Umes« one has sailed the tx, donc lo ptolect. and preserve and preserve Miss Betty Handers Is recovering ........................... ............ had -n “good -J ........... t £y p*cin'- MV- ««”«* ^mprrbrnd iu plw J lurnWlta g an£ al| of Medical practice consisted largely of"• Turner alto voice und nicely from hrr operation and will doctoring symptom* .rwrc.u instead u. of u-dis- “|l- Dr. could sing bass Always usual a lot of interesting things va t disteucrv — --------U.K Avrnyrsmn ------- -------------------------------As • - •’ ' one ' o: , ".9* the thr l,*v clothing the clothing nnd nnd *-------------hanging '— Wr rcoit be out again case*. Turner home., were awaiting ns • • •' ,•I ----------hurried mie-sUon* questions handM hnnd-c tm up during •»» thc mn. quiz. nMK| in .t(1 uiegumn mRegqard . .. mr?.' these iu;>ns items mm that eases, The me physicians pn>mciuiis of <ii that mm time unir when we ' visited ...... .. at - the -.............................. ...n ... mu.ivu ■ durine ............... ■..... ------nrra Mr und Mr.-. Jack Perry of Kal­ .. miss ...... Llic , ... lK-lln<1 was* in thiit ______ ■ .. ___ ..... as . n _ vital ..i..., aid ..... did not have the benefit of tlie the mar- ,t Hits ’1* quartet would zing the old *«ngs. unpacking — — so -us not to *’ns 'II- it it tn tine that vnu you w.-r*. were _ come under our care amazoo and Mr and Mrs John Velons advances in medical science I suppose thc musical sharks now chew’s openffig number in her sec- expelled rfrom Germany bv Hitler?"^ defense as well us our purses. If had taken ... each of thc tl.OWOOO homemakers which have been made In recent cou«l have picked flaws in their on(j series of book "reviews, so pop- He find it was. that they -------------------and Mrs Dick Tompkins of Big years. But the doctors did a good ringing, but it sounded iplghtv fln^ ulor last year. "Windswept" by Mary n British genera) ofl an out-bound fr, the nation would corucirntlously years, uu; lire uikiui* uiu » k<mi ........ ............... ................. -............. uuu i.u-i year nuuuarpi oy mnry . , . ................. ........... Rapids' Tlie occasion was the Perry's . . in Dr. ITurner's —..... .... Their _ .. — —good .a tn ,o HIP ,n,‘ .' /’■ I_ aChose, — a... _ _my _ afavorite .. . American ■_ ........... IltllTl** K..a I,it ^....1^ Job day. Ellen Plane tn to llllt put HI.TT him nt. on it It Ua. He (.<lt felt at.. do .... thte. think ..what would mean. I। wedding anniversary. advice and their medicines in most My Uncle George Brooks ant! fnm- writer, wa* given. The review gave rather M t up about it. too. "for when Don't put off ony A\ \\ t 111 B Mrs. Argyle Windea and mother I a in going to specialize In the were Sunday visitors at Maurice longer the thrill Brooks wasaunt. my “ : always We anumanuy wl'h bu pun. atom net’: folks. Mrs. “ Start” 'r*ln ,M"'1 "* b',”"d r r°“ *" “yr1”1-1' ‘ cold " can' buy those Bowetbys in Kent Co. father's stetcr and a favorite aunt. [leather or chnmois patches that go Mr. and Mrs. Bert Neil of Grand of owning your hte symptoms, had located hl* aches. <-. when f was ... ...n,.the prologur. The story cover* n ' • *----------------that on sleeves and elbows of outside , counted hte pulse nnd looked at. hi* So . Wj|s 1(fin . Oft en_village mo!.l u—r’and i„v *na“ °r nnd u multipllc- f'Qr'TS GROVE own home. A I was there quite often—most of my winter garment* and are • big help and Mrs. Albert Amtr. tongue, he would seat himself at n .. ..>ent with Mr. and Mrs' Lloyd Detnond of In prolonging tlie life of a garment. time was spent with these these relatives relatives. lly of ‘■“aractrrs whose lives'are InMrs. Robert Timm (Avis SowerBuilding and Loan Asin, plan smoothes the way to table ur small stand and deal out Their ^e.r three three children children and and II had had mnnv many ,cr*0VcM “,ru “,rr* generaUons. Grand Rapids visited nt Pearl De- , Projier selection and u*e of moth byi is able to be out for rides in the ildesl of . rar* after her long siege with-her good limes together. The oldest of Tl,e M?enc ** l,-e Maine coast. Miss mond's on Sunday home ownership. We will be happy to explain the terms II could Uhew termed It “a glowing, lasting "nd Mrs. Paul Woodman re­ was "Castello." . I,,-, auppl.- ol .mail, wart whnj thc three undanUnd how h. bld lh or .1,,, Ib, bn< that up Up. muno ... vary . “ . .tor,• n« .rmvd ■ ,-aa.K.^1 asf ...... ’“[J* a *..•»» 52“*,“ ‘I"' - - -.... I ... to you. You will be amazed at the low cost of buying Arthur Flanders looked after * , _ ------- _T.._----------- ----- ... IIIIU UHll - paper* he would count out enough name wished „ nt0 hlm „.e American Slie ‘*TH.'L.’LT.n "8 '’•‘'der-hrarled nnd impartial nnd things for Mr. McCann while he onto him. ||p He n never American life life cun cun produce produce Sm- * --,T. for hte purpose, putting a dore in UM |t ,n‘ *° “> of ‘p was in Syracuse with Supervisors a home NOW. 1. c(thpr; .UMr; M » by by comm<jn common ton yon-. gave W" her Iwr opinion oWnrn that UM it 11 would would ran nm n « ?.^k\I!"2ll*uriylllha'5n“J*!dldnt dicin’, » want to blight » any of “ thc rach square, which he carefully foldh(_ WjU Ttle Mor.. , clow race with "The Keys of the '**”• ''pe,c.‘““J ,Pa‘d wh0, dld “ lo,t letters in the alphabet so he Just who’ went from Barry Co. T*----- • ,................ —' , sent ne was "tass. me story. I ------- "" .7............... ed. It wm quite an operation. nnl (, t tdl 1* for honors in rt <J^-uni! Ure routh1 U,em a” 1,1 lnakln’t new ’,ur*‘ tell d d(KS not, concern conccrn Kingdom Kingdom-' In the nnna­ Ray Lampson has spent most of Sometbnes ho Ha would wniilci give eive only oniv a n d — ,. i—“urnrf. ....... the subject . . . of......................................................... this sketch “on” l«H for .lhe i... t._. best. ...... novel -t of alld came bJk ™ ------------’ chases of woolens, you can *buy Ihis time since hi* mother's death home. Don't delay — stop In today. 4 white powder, which wm probably b , (nt)Uding it brcaure 1 re- ,M,: her own vote would lx- for , lt5“™CJ!JJ’ 5 mothproof upholstery fabrics, ma- 1with hte brothers in Grand Rapids. quinine, which was much in ure at \ w we i. n^br^use it Windswept ' ™£' wlSdimf.. tcnaLs nnd yarns. Now if I could . Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Travis from Mrs. Leon Hynes that ueriod Or he might mix two "I k „ .ul “ u v Mrt **0 “ H > nw of Woodland who that period. Or he might inlx two wveals whnt wajt lhen consl(1,ted We greatly enjoyed H. V Kaltenget some that were boyproof— isouth of Hastings spent Sunday at were staying nt Bradenton. or three kinds into a dose. He would uin|lle justification for an honcst-lo- horn, in person, who spoke ut the Mr5 Kittle „ ni>ra„UP of Grand! _ , * * * . ’ Inc the ><vior heme of their son Earl and famMrs Hprawue Buster thought he heard a robin |jy )Jfre. leave enough tn to last two or three l..nv.. ennueh n,[h, w|th blirc flsU .Coliseum to an audience of over Rapid.; j.; vbltlng Mr. ‘‘ " and Mrs. thc other night and I heard n spar’ ' days, promising —t— to return the next . , Cass and another boy. about ns two thousand one night soon aft- Andrew Townsend row titter, or twitter or something Last week's letter. mnlier irestment “id nnd comldenibly larger than hr. er our arrival. • • • He is a tall. Mr. an<1 Mrs. Loren Overamith and straightaway became obsessed ________ Jnv Hogle of Hustings has been anlakim. . h^ui mrdieiner I re I hud had "n,,ry dL,Putp on the powerfully built man. quite dis- and family of Baltic Creek and Mr. with the notion to break out into visiting at the home of Charles Speaking ubout medicines l i e-[ ^hool gronndv ut recc.v. time, in the tlnguished looking in his evening and Mrs. Kenneth Kel-ey called on member visiting Dr. Jerome Turner of WIUch the other fellow clothes. Hte voice is much better on the Paul Woodman'., on Saturday lioelry. I know b am taking my life Ludlow here. in my hands but when one Ls inMr . William McCann spent a 9 Stebbins Bldg. nt Wayland while I was a student in accused Cans of being n liar. Fight- the platform than over the air being evening fplred csomr call it possessed) one few days al Nashville with Mr. and tilgh school. In the' course of our lng on ll)(} premises was la- more uniform and less explosive. Hr Tlie P T A. was held Friday eve- Just can't help it It is what they Mrs. Fred Camp, white Mr McCann visit I remember nsxing mm. uoAll who heard llu? charge made, has a delightful sense of humor; told ning with goodattendance The not many folks send for a debtor , cxpCct«! that It would result In a with apparent, enjoyment a story orSinclair Refining Co. gave n pro­ w n'l..! tLta. ™wWmJrtiei^ htrup whriicver the two met off the two on himself centering around his Brum of pictures >*„ 8 "'2. M^niran »u« “’h001 Ktou,,<1‘‘ Aftfr the teacher fan mail. • - • Tn hte hour's address Next Sunday evening the leader all?" iI luve iiave never foreotten forgotten hte his dumbsed ( nil school that afternoon most1 and the quiz following. Ifrnlled to for ,he C. E will be Maurinc Cluin reply. He said; "ft Ls true that many all of the boys stood around to are; forty-five minutes to enable him lo “nd subject will be "How To persons send for a doctor who the fireworkii. They did nol have iokr the night plane back to New Worship in Private" and LuVeme would get well without taking med­ long to wait. Cass was very angry. York, he touched on many of the clURI W,U have charge of Hie devooften elven Patient* tla. want . . . ' arhrvil vorx, he touched on ..many icine. II1 have Ha. ...... ............. . Ul .of the .. tioils InVitril tions. All are invited. . ?, 01 , .en . U --He went straight (mm from Ithe school questions now uppermost in the --.. . u.w. UIC hrv believed to be medicine, medicine. i.i. uPPcrnM»« *“ .Ul e what they The L. A. 8. meets this week with house to the home of his accuser Americnn mind, going out on u limb but It was not. It would be a neu­ and told him that unless he was a ninny times, one might feci, to give Mrs. Chas. Townsend lor un all day tral or harmless substance, to which sneak and n cownrd he would comci ner.0Ilfll o„|nl„n5 on vllal aue.Uaiu meeting Tlie Burryville Society fur­ I had added something to make it out , ■1 . into the road nnd the two would • • • Hc stated with no reservations nishes thc program taste bitter, but which had no me-, ,settle the matter with their fLsts.;that Singapore was doomed; that Mr. and Mrs Clarence Davidson tiiclnal value whatever. It was given' :"Hl? OlV£r .“i’i!! neVer l“kS:llie’c •«> Immediate danger of and daughter. Mrs. Portia Crawford to make the patient keep quiet in nnd baoy daughter and a friend “Ul **!.“* prMr"C: ?r!tn attack on lhe Panama Canal lhe house. It had psychological all the fellows, so. he came out into unJeM „ from Kalamazoo called on thc Paul m lh, Kt value but no merit as a remedy. , lhe roadway very promptly. Tlie tage: Australia will be held because Woodman's on Sunday P M. You may ask why I did not tell lhe Revival meetings with Rev. Chas. two peeled their coats and vesta and reinforcements will be arriving; Hltpatient, that he did not need medi­ Starr of Roicominon in charge be­ went after each other In dead ear- [Pr's Inan lx>wer js inning out. He cine to recover from his indisposi­ nest, the spectators including myself wll. gin March 22. h_ ... ,lr" "S--.‘S “ ~ tion. If I had done that, he would BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY at once conclude that I was no good, or I would know ho was a very sick lerfcre. man. So I give him what he thinks Cass was smaller but quicker than Ls medicine. He gets well and cred­ his antagonist. They swatted each its me with being a good doctor, al­ other and mennt It too. My cowin. qillllllllinHIIIIIHlllllllUlllttllllltllllllll!lllllllllllllli'.|||llllllllllllllllllllll though it was nature, his staying at being shorter, could not land on his home and resting, tliat cured him. opponent's face as often nor ns hard Had I pot done just whnt I did. as he wished. So he watched for that pntb-nt would have sent for an opportunity to "clinch." They another doctor, and I would have wrestled for a lime nnd if ended with lost a patient. He would think I the other fellow on his back and Insulted him had I suggested that Cass sitting astride him In a very he needed rest, not medicine You advantageous position Realizing this sec I could not afford to lose a the other chap wriggled nnd twist­ patient." ed in a vain effort to dislodge my Throughout all the years of Dr. couj-in. He succeeded only In tiring I H. C. Turner's life in Orangeville, himself, losing most of his reserve' 70c SLOAN'S 60c REM COUGH j|Ai lhe roads In that part of the county, strength in the effort. Ca-ss beat a. LINIMENT _. SYRUP also in eastern Allegan county where merry tattoo on the other fellow's he had a considerable number of face, stopping now and then to say: 60c SAL $1.00 DR. MILES QQ< patients, were terrible. Tlie Gun "Take It back or I'll give you more." NERVINE £OO Marsh road to Plainwell is now There was no admLssion of defeat' HEPATICA _. paved, as is also lhe highway lead­ for a short while, during which the1 ing from the village to Gun lake. under chap took n hard drubbing.1 Now nearly even1 road In that sec­ Then he cried cut: "I've had enough.| 75c Fletcher's tion Is^rnded and gravelled. For­ 75c Fitch's merly all of them were sandy or promptly.’ 8o it was determined by1 hilly, mostly both sand and hills the convincing proof of a stiff fight Shampoo Nearly all ol his outdoor, life Dr. that my cousin was not a liar, and, Turner spent In negot&tfnx those all the school boy spectators accept-awful roads. Though severely handi­ ed the result of the fight as con-1 75c Vaseline CQ< capped. as has been explained, he elusive evidence of that fact! How-' Hair Tonic . ever, that kind of proof of innocence pie of that area His patience nnd would not be accepted In court* of good humor, hia looking on ’ the brighter side nf life, hte encourag­ school boys who watched tlie scrap. ing words lo lus patient*. no doubt l $1.25 helped them, posalbly as much as FAIR LAKE 35c Ingram's 29c hte medicines. It was a pleasure to About 15 young friends of Earl Shaving Cream fcw them to have him visit their homes, Knowles came Saturday evening to always radiating good .cheer and surprise him on his birthday. UIUTW confidence. Florence Van Horand and daugh­ Mrs. Turner was a true helpmate ter. Mamie were weekend visitors at Dr. Wernet's AQc for the doctor. She was not a trained Porter Knowles. 60c Tooth Powder ... “^ nurse, but she .seemed to know Clyde Coppock of Battle Creek 13 Just what to do to assist him when moving on to the Untie Colltster place. treated for Injuries. 60c ALKA$1.50 Notex. Red $4 .19 During lhe Civil war. the village or Green Label __ I postoffice was in Dr. Turner's home SELTZER and Mrs Turner had charge of it. The mall was brought by stage two 50c IPANA 60c LYSOL or three limes a week, she was In­ TOOTHPASTE Special______ tensely patriotic and could not lis­ Peckhams Remedy ten lo any criticisms of President 75c PEPSODENT $1.00 ZONITE Lincoln and the Union cause with­ ANTISEPTIC it guaranteed to help ANTISEPTIC out expressing her resentment At that time there wm published at your child's cold, cough LaCrosse. Wisconsin, a weekly paper or croupy cough, due to a called Pomeror's Democrat wljosc PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, cold. editor was Brick Pomeroy, a mean(Dlrited critic of President Lincoln. #“Onc« tried imr without If He insisted thnt the northern troc.pt HASTINGS PHONE 2115 were invading “states' rights" in their Sold by all druggists. HORACE C TURNER WAS A COUNTRY DOCTOR IN ORANGEVILLE FOR YEARS GREETINGS FROM Sarqi Shipatlja FLORIDA 2?' SSS.X.XS.X' .S wXtS.; !..... 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Wednesday af-1 using lhe single ring service in the bench* of the Red Cross. We are charge of Cliff Proctor. Il h hoped Dayton. Ohio after spending the lerncon laniivm enndiu-t»A hv hU M« pastor. n*>«Ar ' |>rrj>ence Of the IWO families and told *' wuv' "» ——U--J1— te i- already i «>.»_ in 1be — .a •Urge ------ -.. —J--------_ conducted by S2000 of merehandtee there — will attendance, weekend al home with her mother. Rev. Leroy Chamberlain. Interment ,friend* rtCI|aj cm Itand and with the old-timer N.I One hundred thirty children of Mn. Mae CronJnger and her brother ■.bn, mm m. lhr bda. „rc , Mg, uiio4<l C. Thomas and young Curt Solo-! Tliomapple-KeUogg *chool between <a»um»l Imm I-.. 1 .hl. : „ta Jin, M,lbm (b,­ Bradley. Wayland. dre« and conage ot rosebuds and mon,doing the selling thing* ought age* of eight and ten thia Monday , I fifth grade at Thornapple-KeUogg ।I Mra R. ... ,M. w. SerI Jan spent ... Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Stephen .Carter o: eweet pexs. A six o'clock dinner prr- to be* pretty lively here Saturday.‘ began participation in the program .rahMl conllned to .... her home at ut ciAsiivuK' Nashville *un with ner her |xirrnt.'< parenu wno who Pleassnt .r-.., —.. I* ........ . ... rieasani inn inrsoay to cecieu le’t Kim Sigler, well-known attorney of of nutrition feeding carried on by Hill .sinricu started on nn Tuesday ceded me lhe rites rite* anrt and tne the couple left ('< dur Spring* Ups rip* week by Jby Miner.-, Mine*.-. jiavi )WV, bwn ill but --1 attend funeral service* of Arthur on a short trip Mr*. Hiar will rc- HartTngx. will be present to fire the ’ the Massachusetts Inxiltule of TachCedar are now convalt-s-1 Mt;, m... r F. .» H. Mrirt..! Hririgcl u Ik acting .. a* her cing. । AndltM„. a frlPn(1 Bnd tlnc|c Of Mr*., turn to her work witji the Cunstun- fir*l gun-a message from -lhe Na-, nology. a pondered soup contain• j Ing all neceraary vlumlnea and Valentine: aeerttary. Mra. i jui>strtute. - ». 1 Dick Palmer who recently relumed। Leroy Dewey in Vergennes township rc\?owcr Company of Battle Creek Uoniri Hed Cros headquarters. "Wr'frkndship • meeting . _______ _ at the mineral* will be used Ln the lest Mr*. Carl Rock 1* *ti)l In Detroit to urpiy turvlcci'after being dU- near Lowell but found lhe roads so und MY Hiar to Fort^Custer. evening1 ~ “ ”■ Bln this Thursday night al “..Wm Sta^hall SuA h*U Thuraday nmin. *-----“ch— » J»» ••• •'>« c.irli.g lor hrr outer. Mra. Leoti Rock I {barged on lhe over 28 year claas. flippenf that they turned back and. The Thomapplc-Kellogg basket- Eastern ho hu* been very *tck for aeyerall Write* hl* parent/ from hte camp in came home. I ball -Trojans" completed their sea- was attended bv nea^y eighly-flvc' J** >e eeira. । California that hr i* now learning Thc farm bureau group* had a ‘ son by chalking up five conaeeullve, Store of lhe count j with aU chapter* ’ “ rxamlnau°no( me children and very happy time Saturday evening , win*-which made all feel good In'* — • — ------------------1 thetr ur<wre**_ havin. r»«nil«.i.k. Mra. A. "Voorhon.t of Holland L* to buke.. Dick ililnk* It quite a joke M'vra&M WM j itcmUng Mime tune with her dftugh-i but then if hewver get* married it when they met at tlie Reg CrMicr the game Tuesday night with Nash-1 Ih. Iwnoird «... put ■"■«>. J? ‘“4’ ting Saturday to spend thc wi New York. ter. Mr*. J. F. -Schlpfier and family* may come handy. He Ls In the quar- home west of town. Proceed.! amount' vllle the score stood 28 to 12 for the j matron Georeianna Bauer and past of ',tanUne" with her brother. John at the: ■ Mr* Ralph Pirc.-,tone, nee Phy)llai termuatcr* department making ed to nearly fifty dollars which went locals. Thc high point boys were] grand Elec ta Helene Chance of ■ William D. Hawkins, a resident of , Burn*, completed her .teachingWrad. to the Red Cross. N. C. Thomas. Ray Flnkbeiner and Floyd Moore of ‘ Grand Rapid*. Officers of Mid- j thte village for about twenty yean duties al the ThornaiTple-KeUogH \Mr. and Mr* T L Gillett and, with hte wit ar.d humor helped the Middleville *iind Cole of Nashville dleville chapter with worthy matron - passed away early Saturday momFctiocd 1.L-: week and ha-, taken a daughters aw Sunday dinner in sale of tlie txixe* ami the door prize each with eight pointe to hte credit. । Dori* Poulwn in charge presented mg »t Pennock hospital where he 11. u> nine ixtelt'on at/Hask-tt near Grand Rapids with her «tet<-r. Mrs TTFMd.y. t,m. w.n the program condoling of a patriotic ] i1<d been the past month. Mr. How- Marjorie Chandler who visited tbeir ltor.1 Um". . in>„ ol ptai TImf Washington Pie". The Min, flrii-Lng wh»r* b»rNsu.lMtiHi lc am- Gerald KeetlMtn and family It beftix bom in Hew York Mate •wlii Jackson of the' Mr*. O's birthday. who work’d H.M hard .» to make .Kthc .... eve- uu ' ... , nol.dMo„„ Upol„u girl, . . wuh .... white. ...dm-ees. -------------------------colored: AugUBl w. 1BW rejlided0„ ptaln. spcctively. has been engaged. The Roure circle of the Methodist ning a success feel well repaid for lor the locate and Baker with five ’capL'* cape* an_ and tall .hair □ very ^nLm- fj^ld road. Grand Rapid* prior to Tuesday afterrwon all business* —,r made 2 ,,-eur at the T-K church will h..ldjta rqonthly meet- (heir effort*. points for the losing team were the —» - - _ — ■en; 'n°»‘r* to Middleville. Hte flrat - ------------------------------------Mr- Sam Cents was brought home' Ing this Thonday afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilbert of high : Refreshments of | wlfe med in 1915 and later he was 1 •’ of Enri/tn Donald G. HaH which point men. Now. the boys are Joyed thc play fiom Pennock hospital, at Hutinga.' Iwrne of Mt*. Mark Ritchie Mr*. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. .all set for the tournament at Wood­ coffee and a topmarried to Mr*. Elta O1KIIKUUU Sherwood Wells i ------------he!d...... al Baptist church and -- cherry ----- . pie tflth ------ - - .' ..Mi.mu nciu I — Sunday after being there since Wed- g. E. Blak<- who te acting a* lender Chut. Walters of Conklin were land this week. It te with regret Dim: ’-tnd ', Of Grand Rapids. Ck. pirn.- Of of Whipped whipoed cream comnl completed She died sudden-1 atirnrtMR attended hv bv na l-.rvo large mmnanv company rrf af r>re­ i-for . uieical and medical during ■ - ’— " -• ... the- absence of Mr? ... Parker among the callers lari week on Mra. that thc boy* leant hat Conch Harry a pleaaant • ening. 1 ly February 14. 1940 and alnce then l*Uw« and fnenda ot Ute young rptment. ' hoiM-r. there will be a good attend­ Claude Rov-nberg. Mr. Walters is Pire.tlone ha* resigned fiom the The .Middkville Community .Mr. Hawkins has Uved In various I man. Rev. Pleyd Nagel of Sunfkld Mr. and Mrs. Byron Moore of ance. in this locality some ot the time to Thornapplc-Kclloyg school faculty BroUtcrhcod will hold ite March: homru Hte neared reUUveS *re li *as ln chanre of the aerrieea asriotGrand Rapid- und Mr. und Mn Clarence French te preparing for oversee tiw remodeling of his farm □ nd given a notice We pteeUng nrx: Monday evening. nephew. Harky Liunu Lund Ul of' Battle B. Qulncer local paa" thlriV-day »............ ill a .nv.iuuj rxiuin, I iwpiirn. iHlUt 1 r ---d. oy Rev.1 8. — I— Clarence Rotenberg of Ypsilanti an auction Mile of Hock nt hl* farm home, northwest of town, known as understand he will teach at Monroe .March 9 nt the Mcthodtet church. । Creek and a *tep-daughtor, Mtei tor. The *lx pallbearers, young reiai.-ro Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mr». on the Prairie on March 25. Tire the Dick is Extensive pun", plans are ueing being rnnue made by Suppci will txbe «w. followed Clara of Evanrion. III. tlvea ® nd-------------Werxta.----------were— Wayne uicr. Harter iiHiu-i place. p.-w Tlie «in work i.-. c.xien.'Mve oy, csuppui util .«».«. by ..a u _._ Well* "• r-: r-.--. — I. The .uc 1 ---------Claude Ito'-cnlx-rw in northwest. fact. that. hte hired nun. Clayton being done by thc Chapman broth- the l>.« l.n.li.... . ■ program. «..... i.. __ i____ . . .to, .. .. nn TI m.v.iI ndlill bu*lm-«s- ....... men to ........ assure a. |.i. bigI Rev «. E. vi H Babbitt of, body was brought the. .. Beeler Crootcston. Rooert Gillett. George Thi3mu|.p!-. The Moore's daughter.! Tolhurst who has been with him success of the community auction |Grand Rapids, former pastor of Ha*- j funeral home from where services; Moon- Fred Hauser Jack Hamilton Mr?. Dick Witeon. husband nnd tome yean- expect* lo .soon be called Several Grand Rapids relatives' 'ale to be held cn thc Main St. this tings Methods-1 church will speak., were held thia Monday at 1:30 con- <Continued on page 4. this Bee.) dapghter Jtidv were visitors nt the to U. S. service makes it imperative anrt Mr. and Mrs. Edward rurdyi anrt Mr. and Mrs. Edward rurdyi , '__J______________________________________________________ _______ ■________________ ;;_______ i . Jack Rosrnbern home. j that hL. farming be more In the and daughter Betty. Mr. uhd Mrs, Mr find Mr Elmer Hoffman left' Robert Purdy and Mr. and Mrs. for ilielr home in Hartford. Conn.1 Mr. and Mrs Grover Cline. Mr. Ellsworth Henning of Grund Rapid* Friday after -i f<-w day* visit with' grid Mr*. Vur Adrms. Mr and Mrs. St. were among the gue*!* at the her sister. Mra. Herman Vander-1 Wm. Cridler and Mr. and Mr*. WnlPurdy-Row wedding In. Hunting*. ‘ Schtuir nnd family. ter Hnrrteon represented thi* vicin­ . | Sain Mvi-r* was conftnqd to hte| ity at the meeting in Hasting* Fri­ Saturday night. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nnamnn Frank of day of the AAA men nnd wives. Wayland left recently for St Peters-1 land attack nt influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen were In burg. Florida where they will spend nr. and Mr*. C. P. Hildreth of Grund Rapid* Thuraday on business some week* v.th her father and Grand Rapid, were Sunday guest* ■ and nL*o called to see hte brother steplnother. Mr. and Mr*. Harry of hL* cotidir. Frank Prmdlc and Tom and wife. Barnett Mr and Mr*. Homer Cunningham Mrs. Edward Flnkbeiner was in] and Mn Arthur Smalley and and Henry Cunningham spent the Battle Creek Thuraday evening a* and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van weekend aj Battle Creek with U»e a gue*l at the banquet held at the Sickle and Utile Gerald spent Sun-’ boy*' parent* They found their Sanitarium honoring the 90th blrth8 O'CLOCK ‘ day with Mrs Van's parents. Mr. father homy from tlie hospital and । day of Dr. John Harvey Kellogg.; •. and Mrs. Miner Palmer on the Ho*-| much improved. । its founder. She reports more than | tings road. Albert Parker Is out again after!I fivr hundred prerent to honor this Joe Sehnurr is confined to his! a week's absence from the Mill be­ man who ha* helped make Batlle home In northwest Thomapple by I cause of u tusele with the flu. Creek famous. Bicknese. i Glenn Dean won confined to hi* AMERICA S FAVORITE Rev. nnd Mis. Robert Holl of Big ,vr. nnd Mrs. P. A. Smith of Mui-] home the latter part of the week 10 YEARS IN A ROW 1 liken rrtiiniwl from a three months' with the flu ar.d unable to drive the Rupids spent *rom Sunday evening until Wednesday with hte aunt. Mra. FRESH, RED-RIPE . ] stay in Florida on Friday and were .school bus on Friday. Hte little Chas. Crockston and family while weekend vldtor* of their daughter.! daughter. Carol Jean has also been awaiting lhe arrival ot the body of Mr*. Wm. Crldler arid family, south- j quite slck^with ear trouble. SELECTED hte brother Donald and also assist­ west of town. ] Albert Peck ot Fort Custer Lpent Mr. 'and Mr*. Harn- Stimson nt-1 Sunday at home with his mother ing in the final arrangements for RED CIRCLE .... 2 lbs. 47c CRISP, SOLID ** the funeral. tended tin- funeral of a friqjid. Mrs.1 Mr*. Mary Peck. BOKAR.................... 2 lbs. 51c Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Colburn of Fannie MncNaughton Osmcr In Mr. and Mr* William J. Llcbler Clay Hill* are new occupants of the Grand Rapid-, on Saturday entertained several guests at Sun- apartment nt the Rny Lyons home. SIZE 60 ANN PAGE M's G. D. Whitmore who is day evening dinner for the pleasRobert Gillett wns home from 2 SSt 27c i-pendlng some time with friends urc of hi* iiarents. Mr. and Mra. W. KETCHUP Chelsea for the funeral of hte uncle JUMBO, FLORIDA hire went <o Hasting* Saturday for K. Llcbler who are spending the Donald Hall. ANN PAGE i< few days visit with her grand- winter with them. Dinner guests 5 pkgs. 24c The Prairie literary club will hold SPARKLE GELATIN d:iu’.liter. Mrs Betty DeMott. were Mr. and Mra. Wm. KronewltSIZE 54 Its annual dinner Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs Fred Granger of ter. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Blake. Mr. 3 CAMS 17c TOMATO SOUP Hasting* nnd their children Frede- and Mrs. Oscar Sherk. Mr. und Mr*, 12:30 March 11 In lhe Methodist GENUINE SOUTHERN FRESH. GREEN INDIANA—JERSEY SWLIT church basement with the husbands rirk of the University nnd Mr. and Mark Ritchie and and Mra. Mra. Nellie ____ Ritchie SULTANA of lhe members as guests. The afYAMS 4 m. 17c NEW CABBAGE ,. 4c POTATOES 4 m. 17c Mr. Clark McClellan of the Michi-: — Thompson. 2 jm 35c PEANUT BUTTER SEALED FLAVOR CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS MICHIGAN U. 5. NO. I pan State Normal at Ypsilanti were Thc Carl Kroulwine family of temoen program te in charge of ' Mrs. Russell Bender as chairman ORANGES «»27c RUTABAGAS « 3c POTATOES all caller* at the T. I. Gillett home Rutland township has been moving and will feature a talk by Rev. L. SUNKIM 2cH*OHt’23c A&P CORK HESH, TEND'* WASHED. TRIMMED Sunday of lu.st week. to the farm of Mra. Hattie Johnson, M. Rlgelman ct Augusta, former — . LGE. /CELLO «■. H ury- and Evelyn Allbrecht were south of Middleville Hite past week. LEMONS «i3k CARROTS SPINACH ICH. oC SAG nc of Middleville. Rev. Rlgclman who in Coopersville Tuesday to the FLORIDA RASCAL FLORIDA U. S. NO. I RL. 2 CANS 23c NIBLETS CORN ftuuril of their grandfather, Carl CELERY 2u.ua He APPLES DELICIOUS 4 US. 27c HEW POTATOES 5 m. Ik au« mn ot hu -on. LARGE. TENDER Allbrecht. x Mr, ciurln 1-00 ol St. John, and ^"invliwl1 U^ronmTn‘to^hr GREEN GIANT PEAS 2cans 29c I Village electlf.-n I* set for Monday. 0 ln ' ‘ UUt 11 Marell 9 and undoubtedly will be a Pmd Haumr and Oeontr Moon of 1 SULTANA I oulet affair n* only one ticket te in PEAS EXTRA STANDARD 2£%’27c om lhe field, units* someone Mira up the funeral of Donald Hall, lues_ „ ... SULTANA day and were dinner guests of i J®LS r *71? !i little excitement with slickers. CHOICE CHUCK CUTS 2^19c TOMATOES sc- nnri vv ' | James .'Gmc time with Mra Little Nancy Lee and Douglas rV —n-r<,nie nn martMr1 M^ rndtheir heWdaughter, •»»>>’ daUgllGRAIN-FED SHOESTRING Bedford arc convalescing from se­ J and h“'- "n*^ their UmsTat LB. STEERS vere attack* of bronchial trouble. Foos son wat. u roommate oi Don­ ter and have rented their rooms at 2cna°ns’19c BEETS Marine Melvin Wise, son of Mrs. ald's for three years while the boys the Hanlon home lo Mr. and Mra. SHOESTRING Lloyd Knox wot home on a five were at Michigan Slate, but was un­ Junior Purdy, recently married and CARROTS 225U 17c SUNNYFIELD who have taken possession. days' furlough last week. Melvin able to come to the funeral. SHANK ULtr-Clancy ; passed through .the Pearl Harbor Mr. and Mrs. Harry DePuit and LB. HALF ’ | rnix-up nnd received n leg fracture son Jack of Beverley and their son An evening wedding service at 8 WHITEHOUSE from shrapnel after a bomb struck, Robert nuum anu and w-ife w»««? ui of xjiaiiu<u>c Grandville were wc«c p. m. Saturday, February 28 at'the hte ship He has Just been dte-j Sunday guests at thc Glenn Allen home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L Hlar. EVAPORATED BEST CENTER CUTS. TRIMMED charged from a month's stay at a > home at Parmelee. united in marriage Miss Nedra ROUND or SWISS Wcat Coast ItaspiLal dntf still Walks Several from this vicinity atlend- Glancy of Battle Creek and Eldon with a decided limp ] ed the funeral of Gottlieb Kaechcle Hiar of Fort Custer. The Rev. I. EHarry Bonnell of Battle Creek| wa* a Sunday vialtor of lite sister. Mrs. Edw. Finkbelm-r and family. I BOILING BEEF u 15c Mrs.,Enos Price of Jackson spent SHIPPED DIRECT ILLI SHOULDER CUIS Sunday with her.mother, Mr*. Jen­ nie Bovre. and her sL*ter. Mrs. Bur­ u. 24c VEAL ROAST dette Wadd nnd husband. TRIMMED SHOULDER CUTS Tne Prairie Garden club will meet Victory is not a thing 21c LAMB ROAST this Tuesday with Mrs. Wm. Cridler THERE’S NONE BETTER! J TO Mt. AVERAGE America con take for southwest of town. Miss Ueno Polhemtu spent the STEWING FOWL U 28c granted any longer. MIXED wxkcnd with friends In Hastings. MUD. SUGAR CURED Victory must be wen VEGETA3LES 2c“.%!15c Mra. Ralph Taber of Grand Rnp. SLAB BACON .. 23c IONA CUT Ids visited her daughter Mrs. Clare w by everyone. Are you •ONEUU OCEAN FI5H NO. J Brog and at the home of her sister. WAX BEANS doing your part by Mrs. Sam Coat* last week. Clare nnd FRENCH tint roti STAR family took hci to her home Sat­ “&H2c keeping your car in GREEN BEANS ENRICHED"' DATED urday nnd remained over the week­ REDFISH condition in cose Un­ end with frleurt*. FANCY LARGE "e%15c TOMATO JUICE cle Sam rXoy need it? Mrs' Louise Pierce spent last week with her pnrcol*. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. STANDARDS 6RAPE JUICE v „. ... or. 26c P Cotson. returning home Sunday Ounce of preven­ UNSWEETENED V . with her huiband who came from j WINTER CAUGHT GRAPEFRUIT JUICM I'-t', 37c Tainsing for the day. tion has a vital • Siipt. J. P. Scbtpper. Clarence ■ MICHIGAN IwRAtrMl and Ray Aubll left on! meaning to us APPLE JUICE 2SSl27e Sunday for the Northwestern L’ni-i CONCtUlP •• if 7 now! versity nt, Evanston where they will] ORANGE JUICE 2c%%29c attend a five-day course in school’ r.dniinlstrailon They were among] dated RUTTER ANO CREAM ICING Watch your car, and keep it COCKTAIL VaL29c twenty-five school official* ot Barry DOZ. 11C JANE PARKER DONUTS STRAWBERRY LAKER CUE Lach 29c CAMPIELLS moving! county wlw are taking the course. , KOK LEHI ICED . TOMATO SOUP 3 CANS 20c Mr*. George Schlefla of CalcYOUR CAR IS BATTERIES arc a big item in IACH lit HOT CROSS BUNS pkg 14c SOUTHERN SPICE BAR WHOLE SECTIONS donia te assisting with the duties nt, our fight for Victory. That's the Claude Rreenbcrg home in north A Personal and GRAPEFRUIT 2 cans 23c west Thornapple. why car owners are being ask­ Community Mr*. O»car Knechele and Mrs. CREAMERY FRESH ed to take care of the one they David Chase returned home Satur-, ANN PAGE ASSET. Let’s day night from a week's visit at thc have. If yuur battery shows ROLL honu' of Mrs. K's sister. Mrs. Brad­ signs of weakness, don't make KEEP IT Up to • Continued next week* ford Johnson in Detroit. Dave who has been doing enrptmter work at ’ the mistake of waiting. Have it COLBY TYPE. POROUS VICTORY the Johnson home returned with MII.O recharged and inspected by W A Spaulding and Mra. Merle them having finished the Job. Mis* STANDARD! Brnrtlii-ld were Kalamazoo shoppers Ida Kaechele looked after the fnm-, Jly of her brother during their ab-, Wednesday it inspected by Andrus! sence and thi* week is visiting her! TOIL WRAP MEL-OUT SUNNYFIELD Miss Mary BuUU called on the 4-H 2iil. «k LIMBURGER CHEESE u 32c 2 AT. 27c FjrU sewing club Friday afternoon. sister-in-law. Mrs. Ethel Kaechele. PURE LARD CHEESE Hat old Fo.-*rr of Hasting* was a In Grand Rapids. PAMT-ETT DOMESTIC SUUGOOD VULCANIZING . . . ALL KINDS ML** Ruth Willson, daughter of eallt-r at the Bradfield home Friday. CHEESE 2 ...,35c SWISS CHEESE .. 37c 2 lm Jlc Charles Willson of the west county: OUR BEST SELLER ■ A very Interesting program wa* PHILADELPHIA CREAM FRANKENMUTH General Tire and Tube Repairing BECAUSE ITS YOUR BEST 8UYI given by a state policeman from line, began work at the Pennock CHEESE 2i%1fc hospital In Hosting*, this Sunday] MIDDLEVILLE DON’T WASTE FOODS OR MONEY! SHOP AND SAVE AT A&P! COFFEE 3 »Be 59C -19 2” 17’ 5 ** 23* TOMATOES HEAD LETTUCE GRAPEFRUIT 020201000202000200000201535348232323535348234823532348234 Na (lette-i V I 26’ 31’ 35’ BEEF ROAST SMOKED HAMS SIRLOIN STEAK MILK AMERICA DRIVES TO VICTORY! A. in ^aum! W4»>31‘ FRESH SMELT 2 -15’ 99998^99922089 MARVEL BREAD 3 29c POLLOCK FILLETS FILLETS SHRIMP OYSTERS WALLEYED PIKE FRESH HERRING L.1U 22c L. 25c „ 29 485301012348534848484823010002232323234853482302235348482 SALAD DRESSING SILVERBROOK BUTTER WISCONSIN CHEESE 36’ 30° ’ 31e t 20c ottsiinwms Mnc . CHEESE A Sound pictures were shown ot the Michigan State Police nt East Lansing. He showed thc schooling and training that has to be done be­ fore one becomes a state pollcerpan. An auction sale followed with Lau­ rence Tobias ps auctioneer. Around S3 was taken in from lhe sale. Lyle Wilcox and wn of Battle Creek were visitor* of hte mother. Mrs. Emily Wilcox. Saturday. BANNER WANT ADV8. FAT and ha* assumed night duties. Shei graduated us nurse from Blodgett hospital in Grand Rapids hut No- ANDRUS SERVICE Mis. John Rcberteon. nee Maxine Maclver spent last weekend with Phone 2240 daytime. For night serv her husband at his camp in ArilIce phone 2352 of 2230 apsas. Mira Madge Hunsberger, has re­ Jeffereoa aad Coart turned to her teaching duties at the Baatiaga, Mlckigaa Thomapple - Kellogg school this Monday after nearly three weeks Baaoce Ou aad Oils Graauag absence because of sickness. Battertec, WiadiklAld Wipers Valcaalriag Waakiag SOAP FLAKES WHtTf SAIL <)E. 49C SOAP GRAINS WHITE 2 33c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 5, IMJ 'yean. [Thursday. children of Schoolcraft spent Run- ASSYRIA ' Mra. Philip Potter and Mrs Rosa I The Boy Scouts cleared 813.80 Hicksville. Ohio, spent lhe week end Hie Women'! Society far Christ­ 'o'clock dinner was aerved U> lhe iPterea entertained their Camp Fire celling popcorn at lhe basketball with her parents. Mr. and Mn. lister. Mr. and Mra, J. C. Horton. ian Service will be deferred until (Continued from page 3. thia Bee .) Wade Town and family. Girl groups at a pot luck supper at games here thia winter. The Scouts Mr. and Mn. Bveratt Coleman March II Instead of March 8. ,—,-------- s--------------------- ,------------------ following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Oorand Clare Skinner. Interment was Uie home of the former Wednesday are gathering waste papers in the Duane Harrington of . TV. -------------------Kaia.-naaoo and family of Comstock spent BunThe Union cemetery organization MIm Marva Calthroa of prater I”011 Stanton and chOdren of Bast called on Mrs. E R Willison one Delton: Mr. and Mn Dewey Stan- evening of last week. Mlaa Bernice rural district. Anyone having paper vteited his parents. Mr. and Mrs day with his brother, Clarance win be held on March 11 far dinner of the young widow. Charles Harrington one day last Williams and family. Allan Wiilismi at tha Ketcham hall. Atenumn last i,on *nd daughter Connie of Grand Jansen of Orangeville who haa may send it to the school by lhe Beside* the Immediate family. spent some time In Japan was tlie school buses. Proceeds go lo the w«k. ||UM been spending thc past two Mr and Mi* raiU K FauWi-r ’Upl<1,: Mr at1<1 Mf> Bni COw|rn Mrs. Lucy Strickland Ls spending Rev. and Mn. Robert Hall of Big MftBumtavUf^Bnrt dflU»hter Pnuicre oI O™nd speaker. Mrs. Clifford Kalilo and p T. A, and ScouU. Mrs. Bertha Adams and Mrs. with hta son Clarence. some time with tier sister, Mra. Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hall ot aW> vtehVhrir m’Jfcate’wLIlk R,Plld,: Mr" Ol" L*r*b** *nd Mr# daughter Mary Lou of Orangeville willard Duddles nnd Charles Olenn Williams and three sons of i ---------------- a o e , , . Charts SUiekland of Assyria Oen- Kewanna, Ind.. Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ X? in IJnn SelW of Delton Ur swnto11 Florin took the first basket belllake visited the formers father? HICKORY CORNERS Gull ald Keegitra of Grand Rapids, oth­ Larry Stockford who has pneu- team to Lansing Saturday evening Addison Pennock In the Jgnlter j Lawtynce Decker of Illinois spent Th, hsddv Dozen organization win ers from out-of-tewn in attendance " Prrid^LSh U Vli^nia. They will be gone about Jao< .0 1860 an(l Mrs. stanton in to witness the Michigan-Notre Convaieaeeail Home tn ifetin*, the weekend with his pa rente Mr ' included Frank Coykendall. Mrs “ *”*aI Hope township Sept. 29. 1873. They Friday afternoon. Mr and Mn and Mn Roy Decker and attended J Dame game. ‘u dBU’hl<fr N*0®1! the Wesleyan churfh Sunday momyr wjd Mn^iri Pari^T* Has Marjorie Hershiser and son Bruce, Mr. and Mn George Schoolcraft were married Feb 25. 1692 in Hope Helen Aldrich Is substituting as I Mrs Barton Cortright and daugh­ iVn call, d mi i— — mi. huu mi*. rarwri ui rsaa- all of Lake Odeaaa, Mn. Charlo*. Dorothy and Miss caiua on him nun Ratnrrtav Saturday afiaM-nz*-. aftemi of Battle Creek spent Saturday township by Rev. Oesler They teacher for him at thc Delton Rural ters Maxine and ..... [ Ungs called im on hla cousin. Mr. and Walton ot Ionia. Mr. and Mra. Clif­ [Charleeii Castle of Kalamazoo spent spent Mr. Pennock Is quite 111 again. iCharlcen her parents, Mr. and Mn. moved to this village several yean Agricultural school. Mcnihrrx nr .... ...u- „ w „7- .. « « ' Th* Y- M. W. B. of the Wwleyan) Mra. Albert ConkUn and hte aunt, ford Palme ter of Bedford. Mr. and Ftnturdav with the tlw> formers fnrmsra parents. narents. u Leon Leoilard attended a County Saturday Bert Patton. ; ngo from n farm east v of, Delton L" ' church *“l ,wld Bt U1® Lynn Mrs. George Oonklln and husband on Mra. J. E. Norgaard, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mn. Sol Stanton ode-। where they had resided for 21 Eastern Star meeting in Middleville Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilkinson. anyone unvone else eu« who'haa' wim ha. waste wa.i- MpCTlu^^'h^w.tav n..~-1.------------ ewnlng.! Sunday. Olenn Culver, Mr. and Mra Walter . which they wish to give lo lhe March T The Bristol tewing group had a Gilbert and Mr. and Mra. Monroe society may leave II at lhe barn at good attendance on Friday at Mra. Olbbs all of Grand Rapids. ■ lhe home' of Lincoln Bush or call ■। x.ij general committee of thc Carver's home and tied four com­ i Methodist church met at the home Mrs. Robert Barnea. fortables. Mra. Roy Smith will en­ CI.AY HILLS Last week's letter. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Starring and ' of Rev. J. W. McCue. Monday eve­ tertain the group tn two weeks. two children of Level Park spent . nlng to make final plans for lhe Mrs. Wright Clifford-spent Thurs­ Sunday with hte Alster. Mrs. Leon , csntenntel celabratlon of ths found- week with her daughter. Mrs Ed­ day afterntxin with Mrs. Leun Potts. । Ing ot thc Methodist church at Pnnnoek nnd family. Dole Robert of Grand Rapids w «■ ! ' Hickory Corners. Il will be held’ ward Hoffman, near Dowling who Rev s. w. Haye* of McBride Sunday, Aprji Further announce- fell on the Ice levering a ligament spent the week-end at the home of Eugene Haight. from a rib. spent from Tuesday until merits will'be made regarding the, Mr. and Mra. Chas. Gibbs called day with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford । plB|1, Mn. Leon Cole spent last week in on Mra. Steve Miller, of Clarksville Morford. _. . . I Mr. and Mrs. Blair Barnes of OtSaturday afternoon, and found tier Mn. Leon Dunnmg u .„ cienung Ke<o vWted his mother. Mrs. H. B.'i enta. Mr. and Mra. Oliver Tasker. । Harvey Gillaspie has purchased slowly gaining. at- tiie Faulkner drug store for n -e ror " Hames Sundav. Mrs. Barnes lias I Mrs. Stella Ogden of Grand Rap­ । of Hugh Cas-t, the bams, on the The Delton baske.ball team end!। farmer George Case farm which will Ids. visited last week nt the home cd its home senaon here Tuesday , Bo”’ .to Mr' be wrecked and used in remodeling of her brother. Ouy McNee and evening with a 41 - 18 victory over ‘fy PrL‘^v1 ,n"n^5 nb, T\ “ “n his farm bam wife. Galesburg William Kron, guard. J*2' “w‘n' « Conununily hospllMr and Mrs. Morris Lewis of Kal­ On .Feb 22 a family gathering and ImI the scoring with 12 points. E. .Cl?,ck „ birthday dinner, honoring Mra. Jay amazoo. spent the weekend at lhe । Houghtcllng. forward, and Bob Wil- ' Mr an“ Mfs' Vcrne Town and Cole on her natal day was held at home of her parents. Leon Pott* bur. guard, tallied 10 points each 1 d“l«hlcra ot Plainwell called on his the home of her daughter. Mrs. and wife, and attended thc party lor lhe winners. D. Glazier, forward. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Town. Edward Hoffman and family with at the Moe school house Saturday night. On Sunday they all called on MK>r«*d Mm for the Iming team This ■ fillnda>' iall members present. was the 12th victory in H games Mr and Mrs. Robert Eskeff of Bat­ Guests Sunday nt Mr and Mra. Mrs. Lenna Johnson tn Bowne. Mr. and Mrs. Buel Steson of Free­ fur Delton. Thc Delton reserve team C'cck called on her grandmother Irving Brahdl'.i home were their won Its 13th game out of 14 with u Mr* Minnie Tethriek. Sunday af- parvnU. Mr. and Mra Charlie port. visited at thc home of tiicir -coie of 36 - fl over the Galesburg, temoon. ।Strickland and an aunt. Mra. Perry- daugliter. Mra. Verdun Covlllc and family. team. Dick Barnes, center, scored Jl hn Mourcr attended the Sunday Strickland. i u. near nc. Hastings Mr and Mrs Howard Colburn are Id pointe for lhe winners. morning services at Bunnell church . Morris Miller of spent Sunday st the home of Mr jll'H’k in Ray Lyons njiartmcnts. In The neighborhood group at Wall kv* Sunday. . where he, Mirtrti.vitu has employ­ i and Mra. Oral! Middleville Miller. lake had a surprise farewell party j Jimmie Beadle was absent from ment. ft the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay- [ school the firs' of the week on ac­ Mr and Mrs. T. R. Kline of Mldton Slotigh nt the lake Saturday! count of sickness. || dlevllle were Sunday afternoon WEST HOPE * * “ night Witli about tliirty present. M. w» at Caledonia Caltdor.!- guests of their daughter. Mrs. Oral Edward Snunlay Bromley was Last Week's Letter .. . week -----and Mrs Stough were presented on business one day last | [Miller and family. MODEL 414 Mr and Mra. William McCallum with an electric lantern. On their way home from Florida.,| Mra. Leon Cole haX returned from Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams Rev. and Mrs. Evtle Barnes of Grand' a weeks absence spent at the home and children of Kalamazoo spent were supper guests of liLs parents, [ Rapids spent two days of last week ot her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Friday night nnd Saturday with Ills parents. Mr. -and Mra. William Mc­ Mr and Mrs Lc Jle Williams near with hte mother. Mrs. H. E. Barnes । Tasker of Hastings. Dwler Friday evening The local Red Cross Unit is hav-' Claud LaClenr who te staying al Callum. — ........ -........ uwm ui victory | »nc nume ui LyndciiJohiicockandAlmondWeMr. nnd Mrs. Leon Doster of rtasHas-' ma Ing miomrr another eaivBgr Salvage ror for Victory) the home of nin>. Mrs. Mary nirccii Purcell is te .-I..;!,.! Mr. Mf and Mrs. •» -____ •— nnd ■ .is asking ■ ■ - *lor • old .. !•< — Avis —Babcock -■___ •- .U»«s- vteltcrl Marshall campaign ill •« Mrs Is anteting!1101home fr,01" over the Norwood Tuewinv evening. evening. Mi.v-, paners. Mim ! rags, paners.'rags. magnzines magazines and cartoni arfd ;cartons 1>» the ; Purcell in lhe Purcell home. Ttome. ” ।i webkehd. Almond AL------------staying over until — Noinia Quick of Banfleld Banfield spent spent.-delivered to Mrs Howard Johnsons I Thursday night with them I nr Mrs Nellie Pennock's before April < :KnAR CREEK [ Mr. and Mra. Hubert PcUlngUl and *• n. or Mrs. A|>rll <T-HAR Mrs. Chester BghRhkrt nnd chll-I t। , Please•.... bundle your magazines I Remember Rememberthrthe Community Cluo children of Hickory Comers spent dien spent Saturday in Kalama- I papers nnd cartons separately and lhl* we*k wdBV nl«ht Sunday with her folks. Mr and Mrs. «*> -(1,. securely the price varies on' Le»lte Gou,d *nd wlfe N»ent the E. L McCallum. Tone Quality! Mr. and Mrs LaVern Quick and each assortment ' | weekend In Augusta helping care' The Rev. Isaac O-tgood ot Charclilldrcn Normn nnd Lawrence of - w , ) lor their nephew who was In on tette Distance! lotte vteiiwd visited ththe home rntv. folks Monday Runfield and Mr. nnd Mrs. Mason I Bit ANU H DISTRICT" ( accident. and Tuesday. Norwood of Kalamazoo were dinner Ute Jolly Dozen met at thc home I The party al Henry Leinaar'a SatMr. and Mrs Teddy Hayward Rucsts of-Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Mrs. Ethel Wilcox last Friday । urday night was will attended and a ipent Sunday With her folks, T. Wil­ Norwood Sunday /or i»t luck dinner 1 good time enjoyed by ail. cox's In Orangeville. Come in and mc lhe new 1918 EMER­ IIU eiblntt Mr and Mrs R H Mott of HenMrs Chas. Laubaugh te In Nash- । Wendal Lninmers and wife of SON’S with “.Miracle Tone” al Mark's Mr. and Mrs Almond Weber are Sunday with ” Mr. vllle Mixa -May Potter; Jderahott spent ~ ‘ —- caring - • -for -, Knlamazoo spent Friday night with moving their household goods lo the amazing low price*. John Lammers nnd family. Also and Mrs. Rum-11 Mott and family.: for a few days. Jesse Osgood home where they will Lammers and wife of Fair Cake make their home for the present Mr. and Mrs Marshall Noruood Mr nnd Mrs Keith Norton anil l Muri I entertained Mr. mid Mrs Rogci children, of Kalnmo. spent Sunday)I and Duane Lammas* and wife of Mr. and Mm. Albert Tuttle and Williams and sou Dean nt u birth- evening with Mr and Mrs. Ken-1I Hastings were guests Sunday. son. Billie, and Mrs. Jay Norton of day dinner Monday night in honor I neth Norton. J| -----------------Mrs Sweet and Mrs. Josephine Battle Creek spent Monday al Al­ 6VOLT 45 PLATE of lhe 7th birthday anniversary of [ Mr and Mrs. Herman Miller, of . j McOouldrich returned last week mond Weber's lluir grundsuirDeun. Detroit, called on Mr and Mrs. from Florida where they have been Mr. und Mrs. Ezra Hartn-an and [Kenneth Norton, one day last week. | spending thc winter. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY MIDDLEVILLE DELTON !t?.y S£?2i1,J‘“TIL!! •“ “*cw,r c"rt “ SP1JL!!”. MIT”"low «, sa PLUS VALUES! PLUS SAVINGS, MARK'S COUPON/ NEW COMPACT RADIO CASH IN ON MARKS SPECIAL COUPON PRICES/ J* ♦ *---------- 9* W»?ncsd?\', ... „ SJI £*AMfSL ‘ 90< ! HEADER 14 CAR BATTERY GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS 19.25 v*Rni$h fvc^' ‘VEAr AUCTION SALE I 50 GENUINE ONLY.. 00< PYREX 51 PLATE batteries PIE PLATES 20< FORD v a , CHEVS 95 r IRONING BOARD ' 25* COVERS PAD EVERY COUPON MEANS EXTRA SAVINGS TOJtP" 304 ^"45^"*' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1942 CATTLE BICYCLES <ou»e/‘ Reg. Holstein bull. 19 mos. old Reg. Holstein cow. 10 yrs. old. bred June 6 Reg. Holstein cow. 6 yrs. old. fresh Oct. 7 . Reg. Holstein cow. 4 yrs. old, bred Aug. 2 Holstein cow. 4 yrs. old. eligible to register, bred Sop. 2 Thoroughbred Jersey cow. 6 yrs. old, bred June 9 ' Thoroughbred Jersey heifer, 1 yr. old Holstein heifer, 5 mos. old, eligible to register Holstein heifer. 7 mos. old, eligible to register All thc 'cattlCjOre T. B. and Bangs tested HOGS MODELS Thoroughbred Duroc Red Brood sow, 3 yrs. old. wgt. about 400 lbs., brad Doc. 24 3 young Duroc Red sows, wgt. about 125 lbs. each TOP AND vJftfoSHlELD or girls _ JfwrL TOOLS HORSES Brown more, good worker, wgt. about 1200 Black horse, wgt. about 1400 ROYAL FLYER SEALfeR mile west and three miles south of Freeport known as the Fred Cushing farm, on Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, war time. OBLONG BREAD Ok LOAF PAN EQUIPPED i.FVMiMO BOARDS Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale at the farm located one w CHICKENS 27< About 30 White Rocks and White Leghorn hens FARM IMPLEMENTS |ohn Deere grain binder with new canvasses John Deere corn binder with tongue trucks and side bundle carrier I. H. C. riding cultivator Planet Jr. 5 shovel Ajax cultivator -aAmerican 7 shovel Ajax’cultivotor 8-ft. tandem cultipocker John Deere hoy loader Farmers Favorite grain and fertilixer drill New Ideal manure spreader 3-sec. Syracuse drag 2-sec. spike drag Walking plow Hoy mower, in good condition Side delivery rok< “ " Heavy wage Corn shcllc 38 ft extension ladder COVER® 9 £oupOn 2 11-2 in. Redwood plank 12 in. wide, 14 ft. long Coal burning tank heater Sharplei cream leporator No. 4 Coal burning broodor stove with 500 chick canopy Oil burning brooder, 500 chick lixe, uied one leaion 2 sct« of work harnesies Set (feel harness homes Set 1 in. lines, nearly new Hone collars. 1 23 in., 3 21 in., nearly new 14 ft. wagon box with 1 ft. top box 600 Ib. platform scales Belnap bob sleighs Post hole diggers 4 — 1 x 10 yellow pine 14 ft. long 6 — lx 6. yellow pine 14 ft. long Quantity of Black Ash gate lumber and some other lumber Black Ash sleigh runner, 3 in. plank 2 hard maple sap sled runners 6x6 in., 10 ft. long 3-horse oak wagon thills with neckyokes Set of heavy iron'logging bunks 4 large hay rope wood pulleys 100 ft. 7-8 in. hay rope 2 stock feeders 12 ft. long 3 4-rope 5-ft. hay slings 2 double harpoon hay forks Sap pan 100 gal. oil storage tank with pump 30 and 50 gal. steel oil drums Forks and shovels and other articles too numerous to mention. • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Marble top bedroom suite, bed. dresser and commode Oak bedstead. 3-4 sixe Combination bookcase and secretary Hand power washer with wringer Milk safe Fruit cupboard Laura! heating itove 4 nearly new 10-gol. milk 20-gal. jar 10-gal. jar Few gal. |qrs. TERMS OF SALE - CASH day of sale, noth ing to be removed until settled for. 5T "tWll 128 W. Stote Phone 2524 HASTINGS 9* N. ELLSWORTH FENDER, Prop HARRY 0. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk ------ -- �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 5. IMS LLI r. Intarmant »•« Sartor, the home timed tale family, ibert Hall of Big Ira. Hugh Hall of r. and Mra. Oar­ rand Rapids, othwn in attendance Coykendall. Mra. aa. Mrs. Charles Bedford. Mr. and and Mrs. Walter ind Mrs. Monroe li Rapid*. ford spent ThiirsMr*. Leun Potts. Grand Rapids I at the home of ia*. Gibbs called er. of Clarksville i. and found her i of Grand Haptek nt the home iy McNee and rls Lewis of Knlnta. Leon Poll* tnded thc parly hotue Saturday they all called an in In Bowne. 1 Sisson of Free• home of their dun Covlllc and urd Colburn are I apartment*. In he has employ- Ilium McCallum ialamaxoo speni itiirday with his ra. William Memd Almond WeDctroll over lhe aylng ov«j until rt Pcttinglil and ’ Comers spent ts. Mr. and Mrs. Miood of Charic folk.* Monday •Hltiy Hayward er folks, T. Willand Weber arc aid goods to thr where they will the present, ert Tuttle and Jay Norton of Monday at Al- E i one I Chureh Announcemtnlt' Woodland Community News The Methodist Church Rev. George Wingard, pastor 10:00 A. M. Morning worahip. IT"'1"'' ' “f Franklin Townaeud spent Saturday l|| at Kalamaaoo rfroppUbT J ____________________ 111 [ASSYRIA _. ITS MUCH EASllQ COH SULT THE YELLOW OF TME TELKOM iHRECTOftY TO-BUY-IT M Mis* Norma Case of Lansing spent I Mr. and Mr* Paul Bredtock and ' family ar.d and Mr. and Mr*. Gallen Mra. Galler. Miss Dons Betts of Grand Rapids cnU' Mr and 3Jrs Hu<h Cu>ea retired Church of tlie Brethren' 8:00 P. M. Epworth League._______ birthday dinner , at th* home of spent Tuesday and Wednesday all Born on Feb. 20 at th* home ol minuter. Burial was in Canon City. I Thuraday 8 P. M. Mid-week *erv- Frank Jordon of North Woodland in her home here. Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Parks, a 84 Mr. and Mra. Carl WalU of WoodMr. and Mr*. E. C. Kraft were ,b daughter who has been named i honor of hia birthday Sunday. land and Mr. nnd Mra. Fred TabMr. and Mra. P 3. Mullinax and Sunday guests of hl* ,J>rotfter*_Mr.1 Carolynn. berer of Freeport were Sunday eveZion Lutheran Church i Mr. and Mra. Floyd Kilpatrick of and Mra. Noah Kraft at Charlotte. I Mr and Mrs. Rex Meyer* and ' ntng guests of Mr. and Mra. Reuben Paul W. Geiger, pastor i Battle Creek were Sunday guests of Mi* Maude Wotrtng spent Sal*; family of Kalamazoo were Sunday Wolcott of Ea-t Woodland. 10: 00 A. M. Bunday school. ' Mr. and Mra. Ogle Flanigan in honor urdsy and Sunday in Kalamazoo, i<of their great-grandparenta. Mra. Agnes *------ --Derri* 4" who u"has ----- been ------ In'; 11: 00 A. M. Morning worship. jof Etho'a birthday. " Tn* Clover Leaf class will mect'Mr and Mrs Fred Hawlcy- __ _ ill health for some time, is bcldg! Wednesday, March 11. at 8:30 P i Little Shirley Townsend had the Friday night. March 6 at the home Mrs Walter Stanton spent part cared for at th- home of her broth- kVr ._Mldwcck Lcr.tan aerriro Otudr iai.4t . . 4 . cast removed from her leg and hip m Battle Creek at the er»*lr Edwaxd IUesor , rehearaal after the service Religtou.। Thursday at Grund Rapids. She ha* of Mr. James Bean, with Mrs. W. i “f l»*l I home of her daughter. Mra. RobRodger Faul entertained two of hl* instruction—Tuesday 4 40 P M ■ to remain quiet for two week* and C. Bassett assisting. Mr. and Mn. Jake HolUster aad, wt Co,e' P^.nC? TwM*?d and Senloi* Thursday. 4:40 P. M. Jun- go back for observation. If every­ PhilllpBorn with dinner at hi* home children spent the weekend with Mr. | Born Sunday at Pennock hospital, thing Is found satisfactory little last 'nl^sday evening in honor of ‘ . and Mrs. Earl Hollister at Ann Ar- to Mr. and Mra. Roger Davis of Shirley can learn to walk. hu ninth hU nlHU} birthday. After dinner. dinner.:.South Woodtand Chureh ! bor. Baltimore a 6 3-4 lb. daughter who Harold Tukey of Geneva, N. Y.. Rodgyr's daddy took thc children! Robert ----Longe -■ ol •• New York Citv haa **«» niuned Jertlyn Rae. 1 and Ronald and Loren Tukey of East "rrr,-— • —- — Murphy'* hill. Rodger 1 Tlie election of officers for lhe Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Dell of Leslie..1sliding ,on KlnnM u 10.00 A M. Worship and sermon. Lansing were guesta of Mr. and Mr*. vWtlng his father. Fred Long and j were Bunday dinner gueyta «rfhe -wore * a ’skinned K* face *all * »w«k 111 lhe 11 uo A. M Sunday Mhoot. Mrs: Ixmg. j Womens Society for ChrfsUan Scrv. Paul Brudtock Saturday. result a C0,lu10 collision with a bush. I home of hia parent*, Mr. and Mrs re *ul‘ of n ’1 W,U| Tlir L. W. Priddy family have ,ce w111 held ul thc next session Mr. and Mrs Joaeph Smith and The Evangelical Church John Dell. j daughter nnd Mips Thelma Cox of moved on a farm near Vermontville.-on March 5. J.' S Deabler, pastor Mbs Kay Deising returned to her> 'Ilu' Womens Society of Christian i Hastings and Mr and Mrs Keith 10:00 A. M Morning worship Larry Joe were Sunday dinner guests I’ Farlcc were Sunday evening guests school teaching Monday after a 8n™e mct at the Brtggs church on School Debt Reduced Il 00 A. M. Sunday school. at the home of Mr. und Mra. Paul week's absence. , Thursday. of Cha*. Farlcc and family. Tbwnaend of South Woodland. i, Thc *‘,c final payment F“y«”-nv on ■>" lhe uir rerrMrs. D. D Myers left for Iter home Mlw X>Prtel Rankin h aasbtlng at Mr. and Mra Eldon Cobb and Mra. Dora Brumm is teaching as £? ---------ndcd _ b9*' —ds — tllr -------------Woodland J 8:30 P. M. Evening worship. Choir Rchearaal Wednesday eve- daughters plan on moving on the in Hammond, ind., after spending the home °r hcr w,lrr and family, substitute at the Qarlton Center I Township School District was made several weeks here. Ur -»nd Mra. Wilbur Park. Allen Cheney farm Tuesday. prayer service Thursschool while their regular teacher. I [“*1 week consi-tmg . of W000 gdOOO In In nlng. Midweek c The annual meeting of the FarmMl’- and Mrs Byron Guy of Bai­ Mr. and Mra. Otto Town*cnd were Mrs. Paul Smith Is caring for her bonds plus 8770 in interest. This day cvenjng. weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. ers Co-operative Creamery will be tlmorr were vUltors on Sunday at daughter Marcia __ •--- who ____________ has scarlet •-*'J '«• ■e“’jves *•*< hut but an 81LM0 non nt of »i,* the n*inin>n original' • • • Garnet Townsend of Kalamazoo. On held Thursday. March 5 at the now the home of Mr. and Mra. FrctkMil| debt to be paid In yearly payments; Chureh of the Lnited fever. . i Sunday they all visited Mr. Ralph creamery building on South main let Marda Faul was an overnight ot », 00° Plus hiterest. In other street. j The women of the Bristol comTown?end nt La Grunge. Ind. debt ^ll^e for next year guest of Marilyn Eckardt at her word£ Work is progressing on lhe Com- munity will meet on Friday with' Guy Knntner and family were Woodland last can be reduced by about 73 per cent Woodland home in Northeast . American scientist* and inventors, many of them working la tha Sunday guests of Mr .and Mra. Ar­ munity Maple Syrup ptoject which Mra. William Carver, to tie comforznuranay evening. | Nlnr >' e * M W lhe d,, bt Mood at; -----------------------------10: 00 A. M. Morning worahip. Thursday laboratories of American industry, will play thur Teeter of Coats Grove. Mrs C. E. Fawcett and son Chas. I Bnd tb«*. »f Educa-, 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. operative Creamery building. i Roger Davis who previously lost of Oak Park. Hl, are visiting her1' 1"" d “ «mpoMible.te —— fo — -----------------------, —pay the 7:30 P. M. Christian Endeavor. NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mr and Mrs. George Place and hts . ‘ .mall finger by amputation, had . parent*. Mr. nnd Mr* F. E. Border । 86000 due at that "" A timF. Wednesday. 7.30 P. M. Prayer son have moved Into thc Liebhauscr ; his third finger removed Mr nnd Mra. Walter Cooke took Miss Etta Schneider entertained ! Tlie Board «if Education and the meeting. ! Misses Grace Conklin nnd sister Mra, Lydia Schuler to Lake View house on Reed St. the Executive Committee of thc 1 citizens of the dlstrlcta are to be jKilpatrick Saturday for a few days stay. 1 Mr. and Mra Fred Langham and • Louise Conklin of Battle Creek vu-| Barry County Christian Endeavor congratulated on this most splendid 10: 30 A. M Sunday school. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Russell nnd E. V. Smith have moved lied their parents. Mr. und Mra.' Union at her heme Monday evening. rccmd of achievement and for their' 11: 30 A M Morning worship. i George Conklin Sunday. home of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bates back here from Holland. Rev. and Mra Harold BlakelS' und untiring efior’a to maintain a su­ 7:30 P M. Christian Endeavor. Gentlemen's evening of the Wo-; Mrs. Aubrey Bel-on has been on and family were Mr. nnd Mrs daughter Judy of Bibsfteld visited perior cdygational system for the Thursday, 8:00 P M. Pray er meet­ John Springetl of Nashville. Mr. and man's Literary Club will be held the sick list the past week. relatives in Woodland and Lake boys ancy girls of ihf. community. ing. jack Schreiner. Eldon Cole and Mrs. E J Bat*.* nnd Joyce Ftshjr Wednesday night at the Community Odessa from Wednesday until Sun- Dbtrirt , Thr Mid-Ycai Council nnd Mis­ Mr and Mrs. Walter Cooke. Mrs h0‘^cTournament Here Thi* Week I Van Syekles student* of the short day. sionary Convention of Michigan Lydia Schuler and Mr. nnd Mra. Mr. and Mrs Fred Warner return-1 course at East Lansing were guests Mr*. Glenn England and daughter', Woodland High school will be the Conference will lie held at the CaleRay Scheel wen callers there during ed to I heir work at the Food Center recently of the home folks, hast to the clas* ’ C" district basket ­ Marjory Visited at the home of Dr. donla United Brethren church' and Line's dniartment store after Mr and Mrs. Kenneth McClelland . nnd Mrs. R. G. Finnic over the week­ ball tournament which March iu 10 and Delegates <o to inis. this! ------ will , „ bo . held . aiarcn tnu 11. u. urirgau's enn i Tbumdiiy, " ' ‘ n.i> ' of Cre,ek h'wly vred* were Friday and Saturday n.<5,.np)]y nn? P B 8mith, Cecile i Mr*. Ernest Hough of Sunfield end. Mr and Mra. S. B. Dull of -near ueckenrt guests at the home of Mr called on Mr*. Bertha Eckard I reVermontville have bought the for- and „ “ “,c no,ne “ Mr । Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick and r. ■ -j » t ... a CuttIs. George Schaibly. Mac Leon-',ccntly. nn Mrs. jay cole. Miss Arlene Kilpatrick of Benton1 *" ” !£ WoJ?d" ,ard. Karl Dlllenbeck and Paul Smith.; Ml** Dort* Bates sirent Sunday Mra. I-ena Conklin visited on Fi I-1 Harbor spent the weekend with hl* *“ ,'d 11,“"d-y The Kilpatrick W. M. A will meet, •i with MH* Joyce Eckardt. ha^e rnnv^L m GraS I^e U . dB>' “l U,e home °f her son Leslie' years ago on February 11, was sister*, lhe ML**e* Carrie and Jen- I""*"* 1,1 7,Middleville win play nt lhe home of Mr. and Mra Bernardi and discovered some of the prioriConklin and family of Johnstown. I ‘| Sunday afternoon callers at the have moved to Grand Ledge. Caledonia 0:00. nle Kilpatrick. Mra Kilpatrick andI,; c “lLdonl“ al n tors. In addition to his famous Black March' 12. E Brod beck home were Mr. nnd BARKYVU.U. ■ In the second round. Friday eve­ | Mr. and Mra. Ward Cole and Mr. lamp . . . Arlene remain* d for this «rek in ning. Portland wHl play thc WoodTwo Stale* Nominated I Paul Brodbeck, Luther Brodand Mrs. Henry Van Syekles were! their home. They have rented a Our school board and Mrs. Earl I'or Village Election ! •*<* and Mr- and Mry- Carl Brod’1 Tobias met with Mra. Maud Smith Sunday dinner guests at the home' modem* home Just outside of Benton lantl-Lake Ode-.a winners at 7:45 Two slates cf candidate* for Vil-! be?k, , . , Harbor and will move all tficlr and Delton will piny the winner luge office.* will appear on lhe bal- l ,Mr*' ”BTT <‘LLrl’h vl!,Ucd MlM and Mr. Hilbert at jhe school house of Mr. and Mrs Orin Cole, Mrs. Sam Buxton of Banfieid. Mrs. hou-schold goods to their new hjjme of lhe Middleville-Caledonia tilt. Friday afternoon to complete plan.* Thr championship game will be' 1 lot for March o election a* a rtEck “ rdt , ,, , 1 this Saturday Mra. Kllpatriclf and for the school modernization project. Webb of Battle Creek and Mrs. Nel­ !I Milt of the Caucu* meetings held hut । Mr- and Mrv Will Velle called on guests on Friday at Arlene were Sunday night supper; played at 8 00 Saturday evening. As thc result of this meeting, there lie Miller -were ■S,ct«,ttW-wo,j£'5S ............................................. guests at the home of Mr. and Mra Is a special meeting tills week Frl- a quilting’ bee at the home of Mrs. Kral^ftr!;.nr»n nt cirund Rinid* Twelve members of thc Good Will follows: President. Karl C Faul. Sunday afternoon* । a on o'clock eastern war time so that Mrs. Daisy King visited her par­ 18:00 o'clock eastern war time, so that | ---------- - ----- - -------------- — -----th. ! Cirele Of the W H. C 8 of the Treasurer. Ruth Scudder: Trustees.1 • • • ithc ..... .. may approve or reject’cnL •-'- Mr. nnd Mra. Gaylord---------district, Holmes Last Week's Letter anrt Mr* irrrv Ftsner. Ptsher Methodist churcii surprised thc plans for modernization as set on Sunday. ent*. Mr. and Mra. Jerry »«. one i t ot John Dell. Lawrence H. Bird and', Mr. ----and ------Mrs. — Hugo . Supl. and Mra H A Kitson were t [ o,d”‘’ nlrrnb' Mr' J L Howard Harper; Assessor. Leon' — -- Wunderlich ----------------- ! up by the committee in charge.; ’77lP local Farm Bureau groups will auesi* of Sunt und Mr*. David Vim: Sm,lh Mflnda'« •'icning. the oc- Nicholson. ir,nd Mr. and Mra. Tom Ogden of! Please note thi* is for every inter- J°ln ln lbc county wide Family Buskirk of Hasting*'last Thursday: c,Vlloa bel^K lirr -70th birthday. Mr.*, The Republican'* placed the fol- Hastings vtsited nt the E. Brodbeck jested person tn the district. [Night held at Hastings at a future, evetanl X?"hey“dS^talnT thi' ™ ZT! lowing in nomination: President. I home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra Frank Tobias and • Rl‘‘', superintendrntr and their wives of; »]*" ‘^2* Rob-ri Roni; Clerk. Herald E | Mr..and Mr*. Ray Scheel and Mr., Earl Tobias were In Lansing WedCallers ul the Mr. and Mra. Hugh 3. Today electric light, electric a. And icirntiita throughout tha y. After dinner the ladle* |*l’n* ,h^,doo.r -u)B1,,B Ha’’,)y Ctasric: Treasurer. Dora Bnimin; I and Mra. E. J. Bate* attended the nesday and called on Mra. Ernest C"-"1' ho,nc Sunday were Mrs. Gernation, in laboratoriM like the of Mra VnnBuskirk .t day To You In fact site thought she Trustees. Fred E Border. Glenn I Fann Bureau Banquet at Hastings1 Wood. ,ln Cotton and daughter Elinor and proved that Edison wouldn't kno» G-E Research Laboratory. are auditorium whin they hB<1 r,'d,° “,,d Farthing nnd L. H. Brumm: Asses-' Friday evening, working, as Edison once worked, , The ML*se* Clara Gillett, Phyllis Mr and “»• Willard Ca*e. heard "H. M 8. Pinafore" while |}?«" ’’J,’' 'a sor. Grant Osgood. 1 Sunday dinner gucsta-at the home, Day and Mildred McClelland at-! to bring victory. ' * ‘ ------------------ *■ - -------of Mr and Mra. Karl Eckardt were POWERS ECHOES their husband* held u round table tended a kitchen shower for Mrs.' I gift was presented to Mra Smith West Woodland Birthday Club Mlvi Marian Henderson of Detroit. dL*ca*slon. birthday was on Sunday, Feb J Entertains Husbands Miss Olive Henderson ot Lansing. Mr. and Mra Harold Forman of«1?T!TO*also a gift was Riven to an­ Tlie West Wocdland Birthday club Mr. .and Mra. Irvin Hall nnd Mrs. Flint visited hl* parents. Mr. andt »rer‘lhF^.t “"T '‘"‘I'' Mra. George. Fonnun from Friday other member. Mra. Lynn OwRood entertained their hit-,bands at their Kate Henderson Mra. Charles Bailey »„r nl«M Ika S..S.” whmw birthday occurred on Mon­ annual meeting «t the home of Mr nnd son* of Battle Creek were aft­ until Sunday.day. Feb. 23. and Mra. Hubert Johnston ol ernoon visitor.* Mr. and Mrs Ralph Lcfllcr and Southwest Woodland. About fifty Mrs. Harriet'. Leigh was sur­ daughter Joan. Mr. and Mra. Rob­ Methodist W. S (*. S. Entertains Mr and Mrs Fred Haynes of a**®*! husbands and wives enjoyed the prised Monday by the member* ot!; Nashville were Wednesday dinner McCu,lum u working in Muskegon. I ert Crockford and Mr. nnd Mra Sunday School Children bountiful dinner. Out -- -------’ ,ow" the Women's Missionary Society of John Brechelr.cn were Sunday din­ The children of the Methodist iKIT1'--------------------------------- “”?• «• Er.n.rlK.l chureh when Urey; guestaxof Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde.', ner guesta at thc hdme of Mra. Cora Mr. and Mrs Ray Holman of Kai-1 „ „„ Leffler and Miss Hilda Smith of Sunday school. Epworth League;':M re. ol Bcrl.n .ol Mr -nd Mn Quest M' icsi uno and King's Kings Herald neraia menmera member. Earl Drake of Booth HaMli.,4 -rnuon with her in honor ot het! nmo were Thursday afternoon caller* Woodbury. entertained with a dinner at and Mra. Bertlia Wilcox of Hastings. Mra. Bertha Scofield nnd Mr and:।,| were : blrehday. Aire- vUlUns and enjoy.' was a Sunday evening caller. tlie Methodist church Inst Wednes- Three School Bo-rd i Mra. Carl Heise visited nn aunt who Merelren In t hk.,. ln« * •'» “flclA retreshmenU day evening. A dellctqu* carry-ini , Dean Swift of Battle Creek wos1 is slek nt her home in Grand .Rapids,’ dinner «“ pnrenud; a Monday afternoon caller of Mr.; was served to over fifty j Dorr Biowell. Herold ClMnio and «» last Friday afternoon. K«rl Eckardl. member, of t>». Mr>. Lei,:> In reprembranee ol the । members and.guests. The toastmta-! i nnd Mrs. Ralph DeVine ; Mr. and Mr*. John Bulling nnd Woodland reboot honed, loll Bondar; oefuon. | Mr. and Mrs James Fennell and' Mr. and Mra Arthur Allcrding, tress, Mra. JLx-on Tvler was intro- j for Evanston, Ill., where they, with iii'miiiu tsicwTraii 1 Pauline of Lansing wcre weekend nnd sons Buddy und Carl werei duccd by tlie President. Mra Ralph other board member* of the couni.., lefller. Welcome was given by Mra. . guests of Mr and Mra. Marcel Evalet guesta of Mr. and Mra. O. J. Vree• y. will be given a short course at Elgin Mead called at the Archie land of Green Lake Sunday for din­ Frank Ntethamer and response by sinrtitu-Mtafvi tintvdrrwitv ic.-t Sidney Stanton wjui hosteas to aj Miss Barbara Bally and R. Jay Kuxs- Nonnwcstem university inc Kci-1 number of laztie* nt the tan . McIntyre home Sunday afternoon. I log« Foundation is sponsoring thl*"Ur"*[ ner. Am moving to smaller place to will have on Auction Sala at the farm located . Mr. nnd Mrs Clarence Higdon and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Long of Grand। maul. Coach L. J. Vincent showed oentret' TT»n,r errrenl tn i. ilin n I * tills IlClg b'.OTtlOOd . TWO CORI 17 5 expect to return Fri- Iorlcts wcre tlcd ofr for M SUn..'son I color movies of Virginia and Florlof Battle Creek Were Saturday one mile north and two miles east of Doster; or 2’Zt miles south of Prairieville and Rapid* and A W. Long nnd ML*s! da which were much enjoyed. day_______ ton. j evening callers of Mr. und Mra. J. I Edith Jenkins of Bay City spent the 1 3/4 miles west on Ernest Farr's farm, on ’ . Higdon. weekend with the former's parents. Celebrates Birthday Woodland Woman’s Study Club r’itahta.r.0 ... 4.U-. r...uw.. Meetina .nrvM»sl"lends -------------------------------------------------------Mr and Mra- Merritt Mead were. .. ...... . To Hold Annual and neighbors helped Mr Mr. and Mra. Wayne Long. A. W. Mr. nnd Mra. John Begerow of ___ „ "s!nr>d Mr. t««,eii vu.h«.. .mioSr..ha.* passed hL* first physical exami­ Lake Odessa were dinner guests of' The Woodland Woman's Study und Mrs- Lowell Bishop celebrate Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and! Chin will holdI their UI11IU444 annual W4CVVmeet-i016 thirty-sixth anniversary of their(Mp- Cameron McIntyre and family nation and expects to leave for Camp * ’ their son and iatnily. Mr. and Mra. Ing and• election • ----mnrri» On-Jn,. . at Quimby, the occasion being the* of- ofllcera next।! m !frtaB<? , „nrtau ny.' on Ute 13lh. The D.C. C. to have been held thisi birthday of Mr*. Mead. Mi. and Mra. Leon Hynes returned Forest Begem* Inst Thursday and Tuesday evening March 10. nt the Sunday. March 1 was also the Sunday from a montii'.* stay in helped Forest celebrate his birth­ schoolhouse. After the election tt! w^k Friday evening has been post-• Florida in their house trailer. En­ day. Towards evening a number of music recital will be given with P?"«* unUl Friday evening Marchi birthday of our pastor. Rev. Ken- i neth Griswold and a.* Mr*. Grt*-I route home they stopped to visit friends came with well filled basket* Mra. Artec Brodbeck and Gordon ’27Mr and Mr*. Clyde Cheeseman• wold'.* birthday wa.* on Saturday. I Mr. and Mr.* Clifford Porter of tn surprhe Forest mid also remind Williams In charge. fund family were Sunday guests off they were presented with an angel Dowagiac und Mis* Dorothy Putter linn that he had reached nnoUicr Garden Club Mel Tuesday Mr. ar.d Mra Hcrmle Babcock in the: food cake bv thc W. B. C. S. ladle*; uccompanied them home tor a visit milestone; Those present wcre Rev .11111 Mra M17*. Arthur niHIUI Dodge Ullll and Mill., son. Mra. Henry Hynes was hostess to! Briggs district. Mr* Robert Tnbia* made tlie cake. I with her brother. Gerald Potter and:| , nnd j Lowell: M. and Mra. Guy Kant- thc Woodland Garden Club Tuesday j Guests of Mr. and Mra. Bamry family until Tlturaday. Mra. J. J. Willitt*. Mra. Clara Day I ner: Mr. and Mra. Eldon Farrell and afternoon. Thc subject of -Lilies Williams on Sunday were. Mr. and1 nnd Mr and Mra Paul Kesler utMr. and Mrs E. O. Shomq called I Roan Gelding, 13 yrs. old. wgt. 2000 Larry Jo and Mr. und Mra. Stan ­ was dlscir-sed. [ Mra. Erne.it Kanzler. Mr. and Mrs tended the funeral of Mrs Willllta on Mr and Mra. Irving Kin.hman of I Black mare, 11 yrs. old, wgt. 1650 Roland Whitman ar.d Mr. and Mra brother. Tom McGuigan at Fhstorta, Portland Sunday p. m Mr. Kirah- ley Manker nnd Roberta. 12 FaH plt>, 100 lk«. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND j Herbert Bush and children nil of1 Ohioyon Wednesday Sunday din­ man l* a cousin of Mr. Shomo's and' Reuben Wolcott Resigns Al Black mare, wgt. 1100 Battle Creek. The dinner wxs in’ ner gutaj^ji the home of Rev and L* a teacher of agriculture in the Smith Bro*. A Veil* Elevator ! Last Week's Letter , honor of the birthdays of Mr. Wil­' Mrs. WilUtts wcre Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ school there. They will be guest* ot Reuben Wolcott who Iflis been in,' Mr. und Mrs. Willis Sandbrook of;; I Hams and Mrs Kanzier. Mr. und Mra. Shopo Friday evening son Willitt* and children of MuskeBlanchard were Tuesday gunt* of > Mr and Mra. Boots Williams and1 gon Height*. Mr. nnd Mra. Carroll al thc b-uketbull tournament hem the employ ol the Smith Bios. Ar Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook. McCormick D.ermg mowor, 571 ft. cut visited In Scotts. Sflhday. when Portland plays the winner of Veltc Elevator here for the past four, Mrs E Lucas Is spending ani children Newton and baby of Weeks District Guernsey cow, 9 yrs. old. fresh in Oct. Deering Ideal binder. 7 ft. cut ___________ and one half years has resigned his the Thuraday evening game, , wen?. aftemowi cullers and Rev. indefinite lime with her grmiddnugh-' BARNUM SCHOOL jMMitlbn to devdie lib, full time to ’ Guernsey cow, 12 yrs. old, fresh in Oct. Mr. and Mra. Ward Plants anti ™ Kriu. IS qu.rter. Mrs. Edward Thompson of Sun-;, The Keith Dur.n Durkee !.™» family is quar- OH.W.1H -,s a ThumUr .iumon Ids farm southeast of the village Guernsey-Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, calf by McCormick daughters spent Sunday aftemoor lantlncd. both Cart-,™ Darlene and Lurry ca**®rGall Beaver who has been workln:; field. with her parents. Mr. and Mra side . ------- scarlet --------- .fever. -----Richard Slrimback of Woodbury at- the elevator during this winter, Mis* Opal Giles and Chalmcr. , having Milan Trumbo Black Jersey, 6 yrs. old. fresh in Oct. Massey Haseis side da »,.v West ^4=4.. Woodland O..M.U.7 ' Hershberger were Sunday dinner The Birthday­ xpea* the weekend with hta sister, will take his place. Thanks. Mra I-cna Thompson for Guernsey-Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, calf by annual pot luck; Mr* Glen Roush and family. Oliver 99 plow guests of Mr and Mra. Walter: Club held their :_2 your kind card from Tuscon. Aria Summ Sister* Birthdav Club unH nariv Hershberger. Afternoon guests vm'diniwr were [dinner und party Vrirtu-; Friday at the the]! There has been much sickness of side Wagon and flat rack Inquiring about my cold when 1 Mr. -,. mid m Mrs Herbert .......... Vaughan of'home ot.... Mr. ...» and Mra. Herbert Herbert * different i ones in lhe community. Mra Homer Hcnney of Northeast — Jersey cow. 3 yrs. old. fresh in Nov. wa.* unable to write much in the Battle Creek. Mi*.* Juanita Penning- Johnston. There were thirty pre.*- latest victims are the Burr Fassett Woodland page. I am glad you like Woodland ep'crtained the Summ Jersey cow. 4 yrs. old. eligible to regis­ Sisters Birthday club al hcr home ton of Gtand,Rapids. Arthur Aller- ent. The March meeting will be at family and Joyce Cobb, it there und ubo that you enjoy the ter, due in April ■ 3 Harpoon hay forks Mra. w Wurt ding. Jr . of Woodland. Bert Row-1 Adelaide Dalton's home, and will ”r‘ Surinc of Nashville last Friday with an all day meeting Banner news. Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, eligible to register te of I ••■peni spent tne the torepan forepart or of last wecx week with| with, Buxs saw attachment for W. 5. Allis Mrs. Chas. Tcwrucnd and daugh- with pot luck dinner at noon. Twelve Inder and Loren Hershberger and &<? election ot officers Kn. daughter. 11.. . > 1. —I i Albert lice Rcesor —e rrturr-vreturned ............. from his ... her. Mn» If.iKa.) Hubert TLathrop? were present and Mrs. John family. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due in August Chalmors tractor with naw belt tors of South Woodland vtsited Rev. wmbera 1 .... to ---------------.. Y.. — ■ Saturday. ---------Mrs. Tobias -and children Brechclscn of East Woodland was a Percy Lehman has u ftah story to 'trip Syracuse. N. . --------------------------------aiid Mra. H. V. Townsend last 2 sets Crotch beck harnesses tell these day* and really had the: Mrs. Agnes DorU is 111 at lhe home «pcnt Sunday afternoon with her Thursday and wcre guests for dm- gucM Mrs. Reuben Oerhnger of ■ prove .... - -he speared --------- । of her brother'and alster. Mr. and »— parenta. —•« Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Fisher Hastings won the contest. fish• to It Last — week ner. Mr.* Edward Reesor [I of tlie Center road. Mr*. lawrence Hilbert visited Mra. Flrai Aid Ciao* In Civilian Defense a 17lb. Pike on Saddlebag hike. l Margery' Reeser, who I* a student Our __ .. W.. S C. 8. _plans ___ __to go „ lo McCormick Deering cream separator, 2 Guernsey heiferi, 2 yrx. old, paiture Clyde Brown ot Lunalng Saturday Forty-seven citizens of Woodland ’ 1at Kalamazoo, spent thc weekend Coats Grove Thursday in an ex­ 700 Ib. and Sunday While there Mra. Hil­ township took advantage of the; incurs around it. bred Yearling heifer home. । change meeting with their L A. S. Mr. and Mra. Keith FaHee were, at 1 bert and Mra. Brown visited Mr* first class in First Aid which 1* to Mr. and Mra. Leslie Wilkinson are Several liave called on Mrs. Glen 2 Bull calvet Heifer calf Brown's daughter and family in De­ be conducted in Woodland an part' Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar­, moving into n farm northeast of Pufpalf at the home of her stater. All sired by Re*i.t*red Kellogg buU ence Sisson of Irving. troit. of the Civilian Defense program Odessa Mrs Sterling Weeks. Mra. Burr FWsWe are sorry to report that Grand- Lake 1 Mr. and Mra. Frank Nicthamcr. which wa* held at the. school ltou.se; Holstein bull eligible to register 75 bu. Oota EHL* Johnston visited at thc sett and’Aines Benson were Sunday daughter Peggv and son Tom and last Thursdav rveninj. Each one, nn Johnson f"li Friday morning at , Mr*. Perry Flcry and son Verdun filled out • Civilian Defense blank the home of Mra. Daisy Tyler. Al- Isaac Rowley home in Hastings and aftanioon caller*. vl-.ited Gaylord Flory at Ft. Custer and wa* fingerprinted by Lron Dos­ ttrough no bones were broken, she.,:at thc home of Mr. and Mr» Kail, Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde accomand family south of Hasting* ( panted Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day and I Sunday afternoon. Gaylord accom- ter. Underalicrifl and County Air, Isn't feeling very well kt this writing. jDrakr TERMS OF SALE: CASH doy of mIo, nothing to b« romovod until Miffed f»r Sunday afternoon. ... family' to Wacousta Sunday after­ ’ iwniert them while they called bn Raid Warden. The clause, tn First ,i Mrs-Floyd Mohler of Detroit rune' "* J -VUM,y called on Rev Mr and Mr*. A. E. Laird of Battle Aid will begin ns soon a* text books , jnjl rn lo v Creek. Gaylord ha* been out ot ,on Uitaaubject can be procured. No­ I mother s condition is improved. and Mrs Laurence Lucas gave '.. fou ? d “ r Vi,n Dorcn “ l aU weU lhe hospital about a week and feel* tice will be given In the paper* when' Mr Mr and Mra Laurence Lucas 8»vc' Schnetaer. who 1* convalescina . fine but. will not be put on active the neat meeting will be held. cni* wre^M"er a^^Mr?'°EdwardlThry Ci*l,ud on Dorol,,y HrUc who .gradually getting weaker; he has not been able to preach since last July duty for about a month. Rev. and Mra. H. V. Townsend and Teachers' Bridge Club Meet* children Man- and Francis attended • Mrs. Donald Gager entertained E. Lucas of Sunfield. Mr. and Mra.----------------Balla Cast MM.HS the funeral of Rev. C. L. Wilkins ot thr Teaclwra' bridge club of which Lee Hasel of Lake Odessa. Fred! American homes nnd restaurants The___________________________ 18 baseball teams tn AmeriLOREN COPPOCK, Auction*! ROGER Wl Freeport al the U. B. churcja there. she Is a memoir, at her home Mon­ Mead of Dayton. Ohio, and John use approximately 60 per cent, of , can and National league* use in an Rev. Townsend conducted the tuner- ।day evening. Mr*. Arllt Bpindli r and Mead. . | Ute sugar consumed, the Depart-1 average season, approximately iOS.al services for Rev. Wilkin* who was ;Mrs. Frances Bawdy were guests. Mr*. John Hines of Lansing, MrJ menl ot commerce reporta. , ooo ban*, which co*t about 1130,000. Personal Paragraphs Little Geraldine Ralrigh of Lake Odessa visited her former playmatei and friend. Joyce Farthing over the weekend. Miss Virginia Duvall of Grand Rapid* visited Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Faul over the weekend. Mis* Myrtle Wilson of Hastings was an overnight guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs E B. Grtfftn Mon­ day. Mrs. Rlioda Austin spent the week­ end in Lansing and made the ac­ quaintance of her new grnnddaugh- School Notes Edisons Ideas Go to War .. ... ---—------- *• B D u "XT “ ^i' lopy loion , ,_____ NASHVILLE "" iom.K'u’Si' AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, MAR. 10,1942 COMMENCING AT I O'CLOCK WAR TIME otne . long long forki »u» to mode I HORSES HOGS cows TOOLS heiVers ano calves HAY & GRAIN LESLIE WILLIAMS, �THE HASTINGS BASSKR, THt'RSDAY. M MICH 3. IM? guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Over-1 on Mr. and <Mrs. Adam Endres to ed by Mr. nnd Mrs. Jed Slowe and daughter Carol Ann and Garner with burial In Payne cemetery holt of Fowlerville. (help Mr. Endres celebrate his birth- moved into,it Friday. .Thrall of Charlotte were Tuesday Middleton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballance of, W. Sunday. Francis has signed up jww- Roush of near Portland called evening guesU at the Rev. Olmstead Hastings spent Saturday evening become an army nurse, but doel on j. p. Coo) Saturday. home. • Primary Room with Mr. and Mra Clarence Bene- not know where she will be stationed., Mr and Hcnney or .... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunker Mrs. Bessie Fox was a Sunday din­ diet, Those neithii a barn t nor tardy i Mrs. Gerhardt Kunde and Mrs. Grand Rapids wcre Saturday aft-1 A>l°- un<1 Mrj- Fstella Creu. ner guest of her sister. Mrs.' Arthur during the past six weeks nre Clair i Mra. C. L. Wilkins is making Ber:°tl® Kun<1e were Hastings visitors rmoon und supper gpcsU of his c«*Ued on Mrs. Ella Catt. Friday Coleman of Hastings. home with hcr daughter. Mrs. Ina I Friday. mother. Mra. Mary Heiun-y -.1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shennan Mi. and Mr;. Walter Rockhill of 'wagner of Grand Rapids. | Mr. qnd Mra. Ira Blough nnd «on Mr. aifd Mrs. Clare-Bassett and Kon- and Mrl- Alice Shennan Hastings spent Sunday afternoon John Endres end daughters Geral- Ivan of Alto were Sunday dinner family of Irving were Sunday supper Grand Rapids, and Mr. and ^h Mr and Mr»- w- W. JlockiiiU.ldine, Irene, and Barbara Jean of gueots of Mr. and Mrs! Will Blough, guesu of Mr. and Mrs. George Bas-,N- C. Sherman of Hasting.; were Mr. and Mra. Cliarles Overholt and, Kalamazoo, and Francis, a nurse at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore nave Mett. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and HUbeit and Evelyn were Sunday r Harper hospital in Detroit, called ■ purchased the home recently vacat-; Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston of Bat- Mrs Manley Sherman. ■ ■ -_____ - ' ' ............ ■ fin imo.l Sunday Cim.lav wit), Mn. MllinU* tic r-r.i.V Creek spent with ><l« his par-, ■ Mrs. Minnie DilVLs Davis RlW-Ilt spent fllindnv Sunday Betty Blough. enU. Mr and Mrs Perry Preston. with Mr. and Mra. Charles Timpson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nagler. Knleen 01 A1!o Kunoe. Robert Hardy, and Elliott Mrs. Edyth Sines, daughter Bessie « Sjoberg called or. Mr. and Mra. P. 8. nnd *-°n J,m Pt MlddU-vilh- called on Woodall of Muskegon Hcighu. Sun- ’he former’s aunt. Mrs. George Porday. ' beJ «»d family’. Tuesday evening. , Harold Ro’enberger was n Grand Mr. and Mra. George Browiit-11 and Rapids visitor Monday. 'little Chrysial Pro-.t of Flint were .Max Rice of Alto called, on Mr. Saturd.iy evening guests of Mr and -Tuesday evening we entertained thr Library Club with u play entitled and Mrs. Frank Denlx- Monday aft- Mr.- Claud Walton Having decided to quit farming we will sell ot public auction otjhe Arthur Chase tmwn. ' Mrs. Polly Parks spent Friday __Mr. and Mra Leon Houk and night with Mr. and Mrs Carlton farm five miles south of Hastings on M-37, first turn east of Frederick Fuhr's Percy Rosser culled on Mr. and Mrs Bump of Hastings. Oil Station going louth and first house on Section 4, Baltimore twp., on Horace Clark of Grand Rapids SunMis. -Elmer Hull and two childreq day afternoon. 1 nnd Mra Guy Dewey of Lowell were Mrs. Sain Roudabush and son Thuisday evening guest ; at the Leroy of Lowell. Mrs. Ray Wielandi Thompson nnd Fry home and ion Raymohd. local, anil Mr. nnd. Sunday afternoon callers at the Mrs. Ira Blough and son Ivan of Al­ Ray Wieland home were Mrs. Chas. *lh and Sth Grade to were Sunday afternoon cullers Wieland. Mra. Gordon Stahl and Patty Hoyt )uu Commencing at 1 o’clock war time w« will offer the following: three children ol Logan. Mr. and Ins the List week because Roy Tooker of Paine Lake spent .Mra. Elmer ..... . r»n. o o B(. vorasa, Wtr.cy of ua Lake Odessa, Wo expect to give Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. "and Leroy and VinjU Roudabush of Ernest Tooker. . ,. •Lowell. —•• TOOLS HORSES Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kunde of Mrs. Andrew Routh of Hastings' McCormick troctor. model 1020. rub­ Bowne gpent Sunday evening with spent Friday morning with her The Seninn, .-.re getting ready thr Bay Gelding, It yn. old, wgt. 1500 Mr. and Mra. Otto Kunde. mother, Mr-. Mary Henney their carnival. It will be bigger and, ber in front Bay Gelding, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 Mr. and Mr. William Dipp called. Mrs. s J. RctidabuUi and daurh- better than ever before. McCormick binder, 7 ft. cut on Mr. and Mrs Clarence Johnson , ter Beulah' oi lowell wcre Sunday. Brown Gelding, 14 yn. old, wgt. 1300 John Deere mower, 5 ft. cut ' The Library Club of Sparta, who nre sick. Thursday. dinner guests r.t thc home oi Mi Dump rake, 10 ft. Orvin Ailcrding. Floyd Thompson. and Mra Ray Wieland In the aft­ Thc Library Club met nt the li­ Sulkey plow, Oliver 11 Charles and Ray Wieland were Sun­ ernoon they attended thr funeral of brary Tuesday evening. A play was day evening dinner guesu of Mr. Rev C L. Wilkins presented by pupils of the In­ Walking plow, Oliver 99 Holstein cow. 9 yrs. old. fresh Nov. 10. und Mrs Ernejt Anderson of Mid­ Mr. and Mrs Jack McCoy and termediate Room. coached by Ml> £~hor»c Walking cultivator dleton. bred Jan. 2 Faille Mar of Cedar Sprliuv spent John Deere drag, 3 sec. Martha Wedel nnd Manon Roush. Mr. and Mrs Verdon Covlile and . Thuraday with Mi. und Mra. Ed Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old. fresh Nov. 20, - 5 tooth Single cultivator . Barbara Ann of Clay Hills were Stain They visited Mr. and Mrs Tli.- loll call was responded to by bred Feb. 15 7 tooth Single cultivator Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Ix'o Rose and family of Hiuting.s in a quotation from some well-known •■iithur R.-frv hi-u-nt- und an in­ Mrs. B. W. Si&scn Guernsey cow. 9 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 10, Wide tired wagon the evening. formal social hour «<rc enjoyed folMrs Bessie Fox visited her broth­ bred Jan. 3 Mr and-Mrs Louis Overholt and Flat rack, 14 ft. . er-in-law Lee Leonard nnd two। children of FDwleivllle wen* Sunday Manure spreader, Black Hawk Black cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh Jan. 25 nieces of Haktlngs last week. •upper guests ot Mr. nnd Mrs Clms *29 Ford truck, good rubber tires Mr. and Mrs. Semlah Seese and Oveihoh. Thc children remained for Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh in Apr. Set of double work harness, 2" Mrs. Adan Motter were Hastings the week. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, pasture visitors Friday. 4 Horse collars Mr. and Mra. Case Hoekstra of bred (lulled Hrelhren Circuit Mrs. Bertha Johnson, son Riivcll Grand Rapid- were Monday after-' Economy King cream separator with Guernsey heifer, 15 mos. old, pasture Paul Olmstead, jiostor nnd Eleanor Banash of Hastings noon guests of Mr and Mrs. Claud electric motor, 400 lbs. capacity were Sunday evening guests of Mr.iWalton. bred Freeport 2 Wheel Trailer and Mrs. Don Postma and Phyllis Frank Page and Thomas Wheaton ' Sunday school—10:30. Black and White heifer, 1 yr. old in Ann. | nt Lansing were Sunday dinner, Preaching—11:30. spring FEED & GRAIN Willard Cole, the Rawleigh dealer.'k ::—U zt Christian Endeavor—7:00. uucoU of Mr. r.:.d and Mn. Mrs Franklin Holstein bull, 2 yrs. old, purebred died at his home in Hastings. Sun- Burgess and family. Quqntity of corn and oats day. He Ls well known to many FreeMr. and Mn. Ira Chaffee of QulmPrayer Service. Thursday evening 7 bu. Seed Corn. Yellow Dent SHEEP port residents. bv. Mr. nnd Mra. Edwin Chaffee ot 30 tons Mixed hay Christian Endeavor business meetMrs. Ray Wieland and Bonnie Lou Flint, and Mr. and Mr.s Orville 24 Ewes, black tops, lamb first of May attended thc Brethren Ladles Aid at Fountain of Hastings were Saturday •ng will Im- held at thc home of ,Q’ MISCELLANEOUS thc home of Mrs. Charles Wieland evening guests of Mr. and Mrs Man­ Helen Quittance. Friday evening at Shrop buck (from Robert Martin flock) 8:00. or Logan last Wednesday. ley Shennan. Wool box Hog crate Hoy rope The W. M A will meet with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Goodenough Mr. and Mrs. George BustanciCross cut saw Cant hook PIGS of Hastings visited Mr. and Mrs and family ca’ied on Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Walton. Thursday. Dinner at Porch swing Oil drum Gerald Thompson. Wednesday aft- Carl BrecheLwn nnd Mr nnd Mrs. 13:00. Everybody Invited. FREEPORT LEGAL NOTICES AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11,1942 cows 3 Shoots weighing about 75 lbs. each Brass bedstead and springs Mis. Charles Woodworth and little Rev. and Mrs Paul Olmstead nnd son Charles of Charlotte, arc spend- family called on Rev. Eva M. Ickes and husband oFLake Odessa. Sunday uftcrr.ooiv The w M. A. will hold an all day1 M- und Mrs. Frank Hynes were Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. and meeting this week Thursday. March Mr*. Ford Stowell of Woodland In the afternoon they railed on Mrs. Will Larson of Greenville. TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. ARTHUR CHASE & ORSON LAUBAUGH PROPS. HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer ni.ir. ERNEST CRAY. Clerk Phyllis Ann spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. L. J. O’Harrow. Mr. and Mu. Homer Henney of Mrs. WlU Oilbouse. Mrs. Thurza Woodland were Sunday afternoon Thompson and Mrs. Ellen Setae of Bowne were Saturday Afternoon Henney callers ol Mr and Mrs Semlah Scesc. I l" Reigler is employed at thc Mrs. William Hutchens spent List Sunoco gas station, now owned by wevk with her daughter. Mis Mil- Jlamld Yoder. Miss Dorothy Van Patten of the dred Thaler of Hastings, who was ill. *" — • — Mrs. Rjchatd Durkee and chil­ Methodist Brunson hospital. Kal­ dren speiV Sunday afternoon and amazoo. spent Sunday with her pnrevening with Mr. and Mrs Roland Patten Clarence van ln frA0J. of nitxk.nilzlIu. ,he 5chfXll Valentine of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brower of Hustings were V. dinner guests of L... Karcher I, land Furow. Mrs. Ivan Roush and Bill were Buehler and family, local. Mr. mu' group sang thr Star spangled Mrs. --------Ernest Wilkins of Irving. Mr. Banner, after which they 4-------------Grand Rapids visitors. Saturday. ----------------------,. — Josie Roush ol Howell was a Sut-, nnd Mrs. Merrill Karcher nnd fam- flag. A patriotic program wxs car-' urday afternoon and supper guest lb’- Ioc<s1 and Miss Velma Buehler bf ried out in full of Mr nnd Mrs. John Thaler and Grand - --nd Rapid Rapid*. ’. i It waa necessary to call thc Doc- ' family. । *' -------Mr and* Mrs Fred Cool of Pk-aj- U)1 rnr ne,.ncV Fridav. because ' 'j t' Mr. and Mra. Lee Relgler have ant Valley Sprrft Sunday with Mr. of ft heart attack. Mr nn(l ^ra. Arley Todd *]>en: moved to the John Strauss farm in and Mrs. J. D. Cool. Carlton recently purchased by Wm Darlene nnd Larry Durkee of Sunday afterr.con with his brother.:n '*' Woodland, grandchildren of Mr. and pjovo Todd. ' i l.rmird ,1. Moon-. Robert Henney of Lansing visited' Mr. nnd Mrs. Meryl Nceb and Mrs. Adam Er.dres. arc confined to i home folks Sunday r ■' '"'’A . .. , , Meria of Hastings spent Saturday their home with scarlet fever. Rev and Mrs. L P. Burkey nave Mi. und Mis William Suvacool und Sunday in Manton. and called on Mr. and Mra. Lew Nceb on their sold their property in Freeport, and called on Ida .sister. Mr. Dwight------------------------- ;--------------Mr. and Mrs. -Frank Hynes, who Barnum near Coals Grove and'also 0RDEB rOR publication return trip. Tlie l’r Mrs. Richard Brower. Mrs. Willard occupied Die r< sidenec. are ’moving their daughter, Mra. Gertrude Wal-J , । lace of Hastings. Sunday-afternoon." ° at » Mia'cmirt. Lawrence ancL-Mra Linden Snyder into the Will OlthouM.* house. ui Hastings were weancsaay after-/, of Hastings were Wednesday after-/ ’^r 11,ld Mis. Steve Miller and' Mrs. Ralph Henney wlio has been] l’r»l>ai« onkr in the Hiy'i noon guests of Mrs. Roland Fur-'*™1’ ,,nd Mr* Clarence Miller and helping care for lhe new son of . ’A*'1 <?"|',7,1,;n, ,h* 13 ----oaby of Logan ipent Saturday after-; Mr. und Mrs Robert Newton of i1 n„u (io I < t Pf.>i..ra Mr and Mrs William Strobel of noon with Mr. and Mrv Wjll Blough. Freeport was home over Sunday. Frances Slisby of Hastings was a'rtBV 1 *" ,h* "» “>• £•«*' Grand Ledge were Sunday dinner Friday- caller of F E Deming und, Much concent Is felt here about ' guests of Mrs. Dell Godfrey. i Evan Fuller who failed lo return An 8 lb. daughter, named Linda Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish. Mr*. Gordon Hnlc and Mrs. Com:(home from Chicago as expected. ' Mr. and. Mrs. Fred .Henney. at-1 Kunde. Tuesday. Feb 24 tended me the au-ury all-dry wrnninirr committee mert-: rneetI| tenum Miss Irene Brihlnall spent the. Of Mr. nnd Mrs Charle.4 Hoyt. weekend with her parents in Eist ’ Mr. and Mra John Thaler and >n« "t ‘he AAA In Hastings Friday. Norval and Howard r-pent Sunday Albert Lusty has .begun building a Jordan. witii Mr. and Mrs John Mishler of hew hous? to replace the one that Mr. and Mrs. Clare Payne of Kai! recently burned to thc ground nmazoo spent the weekend with Grand Rapids. Claience Benedict ’ waa a Ha.«-I Mrs Fcrn Tbcher !<('. Stmdny! • Mrs. Ida Payne. Mr. und Mr.. By­ tings visitor Saturday afternoon i nflctnoon for Evanston. III., as rep-[» toI,r „f u,|, fn. ron Payne and family of Zeeland Ret Paul Olmstead who Is eon-' relative of our school board, with ..«.<• <# ..k were Sunday dinner guests ductuu a .1 Bltandd .tarn. "'““P « Barry otJ'"'*".""' Mrs. Merrill Karchcr attended the the weekend nt homo, r* rmrnlm -----■— lflc4,rk I ,n '» "“end n» week •"k’s‘ rmiru- "»'<•;. !?!*>: BS,. »»• eirtal Bowne Extension Club at the home | ,Mr. . nnd Mra. । i. '7 Oenc Nichols enter-1 of Mrs. Harvey Slater of Bowne Sunday afternoon. . . and I <«in«a hi. Tlie MUsea Dorothy Helen! hU Mr. and Mra i A Center. . erank oosch We arc ^rrv lo that Bml the * ,n.nt °~h ot «< Hastings. fUMton. Mr. M, nnd .„a °‘rV‘cJu*v,rx* S|T1“ “"j W.IS » T/DOrt" r-POH fiii A^h R^.7reb v‘c^n« «nd “nd 'othe^man"mXr o7TkSTS<^ Arihur Clinton and family of Curt- Mr‘ ha* come down with *c*riet fever. *'*•' "...L? ,’,“ MrSTLePwSN>elthSUntlny WUh Mr ",ld Obituary-Wilkins | making three in’ the family that ' ,u . .«.llm .*1.1 '<Vur Mrs. txw Necb. n c t wdkln* 81 a resident have taken it, but all arc doing! OHir» in ih» in Mr and Mra. Harold Yoder and of -.Lt,« the Lt Xra nirrly now ' "“*• - ““ * .... „„- „........ *> lro ". j. I M family moved Thursday to the bus!- _,«rs. - ,w.,,ne ^* erWl , ,C1 Mr nna ,1 Pnuiock hosMr “nd MT, O»r TUelwr od r,...,.',' ncss and residence of the Sunoco Oi) plul TtanMr rnnun <twr > ,hon w"‘ “i ■'.ITJ": . Company, which they recently pur­ llln... Hr li., Irrn a mlnUtrr In; Orn‘ld , hornr 1 chased. u» Churrh «l (U Bwhm> "I MrCairn, of ■ Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Knowles many y.an, n'a la.i paawrau Mn, Mr ""d of Battle Creek spent Friday and AS" rS' »" S' 'hr Saturday with Mr. and Mra. John Thaler. “ih^ ^2’ M»- “nd Mrs Rtlgler Will occupy the Farrell W. Anderson. 23 years old. Ltlv hJ^nd Mra h0,U<' W<? "re nlM) 8,ad W h®VC kHie777*allDlunni’?,bi *n* ’?d.,',ry ne "na Mrs’ wiuulw toot up hMr .nr-!7n Mf' Bnd McCloud remain on I J? hl.‘ 0W? ?an,ds ’their residence In Freeport wlterc ns he was attamptlng to end the life • the.. m3de a host Of friend, and' , the Getman farm another year. 1 i Bunday dinner of« « Mr. and of a dog—Wesley Keim of Elmdale iX?JZ;/h.. th? I n a,a“» a,nr 'rr «guests ’"■’« ” r- u,ia • I... VI-;.,. — ui. J-..-U — I.B for Montan. wWnd lhe,win, urfa m H? \h? K J!" "n ■-* i’ AWS, and daddB.,,. Mra. X a“d' n.f.S'Xi , AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will dispose of tha personal property at Public Auction on the Eli Hall farm located 8 miles southwest of Hastings on M-43, or the first farm north of the Shultx store on TUESDAY, MAR. 10,1942 Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, I will offer the following HORSES FARM MACHINERY Sorrel gelding, 4 yn. old, wgt. 1350 lbs. Boy gelding, 5 yrs. old. wgt. 1300 lbs. Black mare, 16 yrs. old. wgt. 1200 lbs. 10-20 McCormick Deering tractor Good tractor disc Oliver 2 bottom 14" tractor plow John Deere hoylooder Side delivery rake Dump roke Steel land roller Osborne 5 ft. cut mowing machine Oliver 99 walking plow John Deere spring broke 2 horse riding cultivator, good McCormick Deering corn binder McCormick Deering 7 ft. cut groin binder, good canvasses 5 tooth Cultivator Hoosier corn planter cows Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh, coif by side Guernsey coig, 3 yrs. old. duo April 8 Holstein cow. 9 yrs. old, due Oct. 9 Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, due Oct. 6 Guernsey-Jersey cow, 6 yn. old, duo Yearling heifer, bred Purebred Durham bull. 14 moi. old, ou? of Milo Shaw'g herd HOGS 2 Brood towi.'due in April and May - CHICKENS 25 Whit, Rock poll,,. HAY, GRAIN & POTATOES 14 ton of good clover hay 50 bu. Oats 3 bu. Seed Corn J/1 bu. Clover Seod. 8 bu. Eating Potatoes Iron wheel farm wagon New 14 ft. flat rock Clover seed buncher 150 ft. of ’,4" hoy rope, new Clover Leaf hoy cor 2 Harpoon forks Tank heater 30 bbl. Galvanized covered sap storage tank 45 Galvanized sap pails 2 Ten gal. Milk cans DeLaval No. 15 cream separator Some household goods Forks, shovels, hoes, and many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE—CASH doy of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. FORD ASPINALL, Prop DfWIY RUD. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk 'Z , Mr- and Mra. Jjrle Roof and church. Freeport. Sunday afternoon* .t'1"'1J"" hU -------—— — BANNER — WANT AOV8.-PAY ORDER FOR PUBLICATION :. ‘’>."aais*TioH or ■*°“> ““ >• hrrrb, rltrn Hilt at a awl Offlrr, Out � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-03-12.pdf 485aedcc2d951a9e9178aac0a5c183d2 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTY-SIXTH YEAR 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 12, 1942 AIR RAID WARDENS C.L GLASGOW, OF NASHVILLE, WAS A A LETTER TO FINGER PRINTED PUBLIC SPIRITED BUSINESS MAN THE ' Chief Richard Endsley Completed Work Saturday' Richard End-ley, chief nlr raid' warden for this city, completed the finger printing of the air raid war­ den* on Saturday. The list of war- ' den.* was given .Ip last week’s Jah­ ner. Instruction dlMsea-are to be started soon to train these people In' • I.— IV dutiM naa ■ nl — — ■ J warden* __ I thelr air raid , Many others are asking what the average citizen may do to aid in the Civilian Defense program. Not«evden. but every person may help in various ways. Among the projects suggested bv the Defense Council. Father J. V. Dillon, chairman, are these: First, the things one can do right in the home-cleaning out the attle and the cellar for waste papers, magaxlnes. scrap iron and other materials badlv needed to keep defense in­ dustries going. Undoubtedly there is equipment, apnliancc*. such as furnace part*, old stove*, boilers, cleaners and so forth, which cun twsold to salvage dealer* or given to chaiity organlmtion*. Not only will clean-up operation.-; aid In salvage but also will cut down fire hacatd* All who can <hould purchase de­ fense bond* and stamps and par­ ticipate in Red Craw activities Housewives can make better use of food supplies and aid in keeping food prices within reasonable bound*. Careful planning, wte buy­ ing and no wasting arc three guide rules for all good food shoppers When planning meals, special at­ tention should be given to the nu­ tritive value of foods served in rela­ tion to the Individual requirements of the family. Conserve food even though there is still plenty The homj Is the nucleus of the entire defense operation. A sound home, with everyone working for defense. I* a happy home and morale builder no bomb can destroy LOCAL PEOPLE INJURED IN CRASH Hcad-on Collision Near Dowling Monday Afternoon HASTINGS BANNER ,B> «r..... r. SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 TWP. CHAIRMEN TO STUDY CONDITIONS FOR FARM PRODUCTS j Be Discussion Theme He Mode o Uieful. Succeulul Stole Seootor end Woi The .ZSl'f,”.5°' theme of two meeting* to be held L. F. Livingston to Display Some Recent Developments |BO*ser. OI m. s, V. norticuuur,a| department M<wu* will lead the n"- dLs«*»• Hie meetings are ucheduWhenever I had occasion to go to1 about thirty year*, until he had "re .. ... , . — during my. active career In'reached the •" age when he "" felt he ..... ..n“ay.’??n.rch i Nauhvillc S' ,h™ In an effort to bring about a b,-,,rr understanding concerning ’he l*>»ibllille« of agricult'iral raw hnatrriab. being used for industrial “ ; nrvuliict th* mt m I S' ««= .nf- I I tret- ■ A ft- • Efficient Chairman L .L q> Ml L- B •> A f , ■ the Michigan Railroad Commission' in Barry county at which Perry _v M V A/SZSW BY M. L. COOK In Barry county the AAA is to fol­ low the 1943 production goal records made last November, states Glen Wot ring. AAA chairman. Another survey is being made to ascertain if labor conditions or lack of repair, and machinery have inter­ fered with the program planned for 1942 Each town-jup committeeman has been a iked lo visit ten farms in his urea and report concerning future plan:, and conditions. Tin- 1M2 AAA farm procram b planned.to give ail farmers the amt .opportunities of working together. NUMBER LAST MEETING OF BROTHERHOOD Night; Election to b« Held The last Brnttierhnqd meeting r.f evening. March 18. This 1* the an- nominating committee appointed at the February meeting. Cha rias --------- m.Paul. Adeibcrt Cortright. and Rev (Written m („,««„ in v-uu. Cabin o. C. uuouru aboard a amp, ship \ --------------------P°lnl ,o call------------—Cassius- -L.--------Glasgow, hl* hqst of........... friends —--------—was the editor, u *nr o( lhe ,nt>J Jmporunt I Ing uifh L F Livingston, DuPont L. W. Stone, will present a 1UI of at; anchor in the Demerara River,! Chris Hough and Lrn W. Feighner publisher nnd the whole works of River.!£[lrK Houk*1 »"<l J-***1 w .publisher and meetings sponsored jointly by the agricultural engineer as the prtnnominees at that time. eorgetown'. That was particularly true if my ! the Nashville News. He made it the ; Barry county war board and his c 'P “ l speaker . Mr. Livingston will — ,— —— — —< । ,DHjiy county wnr ooaru anu hr. .Mr. Livingston will I -'hare ot the national income, to as­ Georgetown*. Tills is Ladies Night and the men ;t mind were oolitlcal for thev were newsiest ana nnrl 2 ™u‘“» unr uvjr“ ",lu n,s . speak „ ’ ,. before the........ ivriMiiu wcic political;-for puuiii.Mi. iui they nicy were, wnr [ newsiest nrwucii ont weeltlv wceKiy .vrw-r errand were and best best weekly paper office. annual meeting ot 1 sure the consumer of plenty of food. It l* rather a long way from here ........... .,taunc.h .Republicans ac- — published• •in any in •••-•-■ Michigan ........................and ’I wa* *........town •— Mr wiu dfcwuK$ garden H*- Uarn’ county cow testing a.voJand io do their part in increasipg are all urged to bring their wives to Panama— Cristobal.-Canal Zone cured of leaning that way also. At of the sixe of Nashville; and better soil requirement*, plan for the gar- jCtalion on Wednesday. March 1» ; the, farm commodities needed for I natlbnai defense. The main purpoie lo be exact A* far as the submarine i C. L.'s hardware store I was certain: than most weeklies in much larger den. time of planting, varieties of iat 1 30 •' M. al the court house. places -----------------------He was original, ' had 1 to use nnd Insect con-- According to Mr Livingston, th.----- " — ’ ' ‘ xUukUoo In lb. C.rlbb..,> b, co.,. I •*“ “ --------’* a* 'keen'vegetable* , , , ■ \ held the record in Michigan for the sense of humor wa* a printer by trol. New- vegetable* and new var- development of scores of new in- soil. «n»d. our ch.nc, ot utUnk there towlt enunuou, ........................ ............... ........... trade and knew how to make up the ietles of nil standard vegetable*1 dustriul um-s for American farm* Farmers cooperating wun tne AAA; seem to be about fifty-fifty at pres- sixty year*—in on^ store: for he was paper so it would be. A* it always have been developed by our expert- .crops, as defense production lays program are entitled to trip)e-A' , Dr Royal G. Hgll. professor “ of* HUent j there when Charley. Wolcott was the wa«. - attractive to his readero ~ The Inwnt stations which will be din- heavy claim on standard raw ntale- payments. He must apply Um. andi 'riata. ( well under way To Ulus-’ rertilter. seed le.umC. and •<raises.I On I he way up from Paramaribo; Proprietor. only times he ever boiled over with cussed at these meetings The aim L* tor a practical garden 'traU* ‘>»U trend toward industrial 1 improve h>s pasture lands.’ green' -oe Int"naUon“* Affairs to Georgetown Kale has busied hlrChris Hough had served through, hot indignation was when some he1 Dr. Hall has been a member of the relf with what she terms our "Sub- the Civil'war. When I first knew or she-goaslp in the town started a on every farm In 1943 Urban dw<l- '»«P utilization. Mr. Livingston will lnBllurP the crop*, practice roil! ..u space available , .... are .aboi**hlbit a ..a.,wide ._i selection —.< ofr chemi ‘ ­ j erosion control, forestry, orchard Un-i faculty at Albion college since 1925 marine Defense Unit." There I* a him he was operating a wagon and! slanderous story about some clUsen «lers -with built-in sofa directly between our I repair shop In the village of Wood- of Nashville, with nothing but evil- encouraged to plant a home gar-!cal products being made from com- j provefttent and weed control. I er on subjects connected with hlsr her ncr ‘,rn Home vegetables cut the food n,on ngticultural materials two bunks in Cabin 0. On II. two; land. In 1B86 I think it was. he was minded surmises to back hU or I tory. Before going to Albion he Ikrir.l' county ra™; irruur.r WMk or .uiemrni. " n, .I'!'.'■‘.’’’•"..’■'••""i ’I" '■ «;U treasurer while rtUld insinuations statements. nit — - - , eu-'u, ■ronduri —--------brand new life belt* are propped elected t iu™ bl. SrtndUrm l» lh.C™' »nd didorpclun on th.t kind id.nnW ,u,d wHI „m| W US.IIc rod.- rturt U.M into position, ready- to slip on. n™ i... wa. M««en hv n n nL»L. of folks to a turn-and thev de-i,or «artlcn «•’ “ source of pleasure around corners; flame-resistant Between .them lie my portfolio. our ... . . .... .। cainrra. and Kate’s immense purse k.mi itiMurr ui kite iiiutbiimn vuy tlonal Conference at Honfteur In . These urr the things we hope to Bank, to be the coshler of the Farm- 'his vale of tears." but I could not ily ear. help in our 1942 war effort.:Poteet the hands against grime] ers .V Merchant* Bank, which Mr. detav mention of these things on M'r Mr. Fester encourage* all to at-!“”d grenre; cellulose sponges and | Und U1U m-----I hove cho*en I hr- non-essential Beebe had organised al NiuhvlUe that account • ““ ~ ■ llcnthcr-hke products: neoprene. I View assembly, on International Serial Numbers in Third subjects. He spent last summer tn thing-,—INiMport, money, etc, Kate He continued m that position for (Continued i. sec, 1. sec. 2) off right with this C4IMrUVU«. endeavor. ’the nibber-llke synthetic; and many! - ----------- on — ,page — .............. has selected nil the feoentlala: comb, . other new developments of chemical | will DC Lottery Will Be Posted toothbrushes, lipstick, needle and research. । of unusual interest and very timely. Reed would be amused by rhv " Mr Livingston is manager of the I Michigan draft board* have been thread, her bottle of perfume. of a typewriter" Upon arrival in , I agricultural extension division of Preparing mote than 370.000 regt*-; The supper squad us appointed by Last night*we had blackout prac­ Barbados I was forced to leave my President Allen Prentice, la: the DuPont company with Head- 'ration cards from the third regls- ] tice. Lying at anchor, all the Walter Wallace, chairman, Frank ------ — ----- — - - wln— । tyjHwriier at the Customs and re-! , | quarters in Wilmington. Delaware, i ^ration and assigning serial numbers ' dowa and porthole* were papered; (unl the next day. pay a three dollar; Vofo Was Light Because of । He will be Introduced by O. B. Price. ,,rfore 'he national lottery drawing Gosch. Wellesley Ironside. Ebner Ruing. Wayne Offley. Howard De­ wna'o."” ™i^Zi<lep?‘u °" u brforr 1 52uld Ukc my! A wmdow dbplay that we feel ls| ’agricultural representative nf the ton March 17. The Weather Conditions hind them. Then the chlaf officer| jawful property away. Two day* be. rnrw New York Central system. I Col. E M. Rorecrans. state seiec-1' mor.d. Stan'ey Wheater, Wesley vu and Captain rtantnlt' were wert* rowed muTfl around ammirl the) tare^mtM^Ulion"r ---- .---- ,_ reUmp^l" the of special interest I* that of Ray ’ Webb. Homer Becker. Sumner Monday was not a favorably day"I ” e. C. T. Schetdenhi-lm. extension • service director, said at Lansing .n vu.iv.iu. -i.u ■ ........... . .kvmv.m uriauT ui <i.iiryni;in in charge of the Dairy mat serial numbers wouia oe po<ea WV receipt r«u-«ln* for fnr the »l<« three dollars Hnllnr* to Iz* ' ing Imc item (lam Iin h the I ha window winHnw I* Ik a n cut-out all!-All! the (ha bad h>rl storm, ,n ----• Improvement .----------------- . Association . __ ---- . boards ----- ■ . and ---- ■ published --- . ... . _as1SCOtL Harty --------DUBIl.F Howard of jlflht light anywhere. All the officer* my io tha the unla vote was llaHt light ... ;Herd work at ■local -------- FT"' "TZ.~T I'Vrrls, —TV m veSil^hCd|ieVv V^;‘h?1 tlM?y “‘e Customs ol,lrc Htrc “ >’ay!thnt was made during the World Woodland- was the as possible. *1’J U^2 . ......... . only village ------ nv to — In ... Michigan, HXU,,. will win present trophies Mupiuc* ,, soon OVUII n.T jMKiuic. He lit asked MUU reglsixifM- . . n..EnS —..— 11'.,^.. may handle the black* Better in case toucher was made out in my favor Wnr nnd hnv " more than one ticket ----------------------------------------------bert Heath. Harvev Burets*. Wavna have nomln-j to outstanding Barn- county dairy- mint* not----------------------------------------to telephone local boards 7* v^.. BUr,eM ' WMyn• of emergency. • Ior lhe .bove amount. I took the War and was used to Illustrate the aled and the lesulL* there were as!men in recognition of excellent pro-* for the Information since it could,crrlcK' Merle "CCDIn other words, this la really a lie-'jvoucner voucher to the Comptroller s office f*«hllng forces. It was first used^ to me vomptrouers omce ••• ——• --^- follows: Pres.. Karl C. Faul. un-;duc(lon in their dairy herds. Tro-1 not be obtained , f\ ~ ‘ . ol be quickly. obtained quickly. f< c I rlous business. • -------- In the • ---------' opposed: cleik. Herald Classic, un- phlc* have been supplied by the where it was examined• and• signed. Loppenthlen store and Mr.] Serial number* numbers and order numIn Search of a Sea Cow........... .. Then .,re.. I. went w.„. to .... ... Waters has preserved it 'since then ■ opposed; treasurer, RuUi E. Scud- Hastings Farm Bureau Service, the bers a* dctrtmlned by drawings'-y the Treasury Office. A D a’ J The main "must see" in British half _ anu..._ hour,— pre-; hl.—.* ln nne for 1-1. . and assessor. Leon D.— Nicholson:: Na-: Are aaauLsa-angaln iulne c-na..^u to further in. un,tJw ....ider; ----- ------— ...——.a. Hastings ---v- City -- Bank ------- nnd ----- the --------- froin numthe HIT"fish |IWbowl" UU« I in IIIWashington, «UIllIlgUHl , • -,rcs— ----- — KOTIOIIWI ----------------- — — _ Guiana, we had teen told, wa* the M-nted my voucher, and received my defense drive. driv.. He Is itoffering nrr*Hnt.ini,«his|tru I trustee* fortwo twoyears. vrars John Jahn Dejl. n*ll tlonal tionalBank. Bank. •-t’—to—in— The — ____ — __ rationing ______ ■__ board u—. *tec« for i w— minbe preceded by a _’T county car sea cow at the Botanical Gorden*.] nMjney in British silver. The entire line of business the entire proceeds Lawrence Bird and Fred Border. Reports of the year’s work in the! ciicaie the third registration. Colonel lias passed upon the application of We grew rigid with determination-; proceedings required four hours time of the two days. Friday and-Salur-i Despite the Inclemency of ihe] county's cow testing associations [ Roaerans sold. | Melvin Jacoba for the purchaaa <rf after all. In Michigan sea cows are aiM1 at least three dollars worth o! day of this week, to buy defense .wea'her. 70 votes were cast at will «>• given by three cow teat-t■ llL He. niaicaua indicated tnai that registrants registrant* re- a new new car. • - Hie .... ..... iLsually products of alcoholic Imagi-. fi]ioe leather! bonds and to further the work of the Woodland. Two Republicans. Her-fcrs in charge A lnoat interesting i..i.~-hk- , t reiving low ------------------------------------... 1iThe ------— -------------... .... - —.”e ,A older numbers could extire rationing board met on. nations, not realities. f aid Classic and Fred Border, beingi, “"d program is lo their qucsuoiinaim questionnaire*’Friday and granicu granted several apG. S. 6c K. S. , profitable ■ - ------ - afternoon ” ,....... io receive nmeive ineir riuiuy ana several apGeorgetown harbor conaisU of, ----------------- ----------------------namwt ' planned and .i..y ... .. u... . ‘nd dalrvmen Bl“rymen and “nd farm- , ..... • eall In ..... April, ” but raid no indue- plications for tires. Hastings city lhe first several mile* of the! HEAVY SNOW WAS Reaict ration for Suaar Tbc CttteR‘a llclcct ln Middleville2? °ver.lhe'^nJy . uomfrom the third draft would be,police were granted two passengw Demerara River. Outstanding for Its] HARD ON THE BIRDS Registration ror jugar o Klven ln nmprevious Issue: Pres,l u'ycd .b> county Foster Icar tire*, and Lynn Devereaux was »itru n previous issue; rrcs.. -----—........Agent > ....... -------to- nudf before Mny or June. mud content, tl.e most powerful ship I The birds had a hard lime find- n-a.:----- :------ O—*.----------------1 clerk. I>>ra Dora L L. White:| White;! “ ^llcnd ' M “ B *M*‘, ,'^* tht thU 01I1 ..^e Olen E. Blake; cleric. ^« « ,te. one of “The war department has lndica>'granted two. the latter also tiro being . ....... . . . . . ^,-.1 -a tube. ArthurTVM. 1s completely at the mercy of the ing food on Monday and several _ . treasurer, B. H. Sege-trom: assess-"’“J.™rtB' ’ ■nd 1 H lh“l lt *lil “^ept registrants granted Hawn was — --------------tlae*. ------------------Denicmra's Entrance and — exit Hastings resident* placed extra large; Very little additional information or. Max Lynd: councilmen. George “'K n,"“*’W ’Ponioted by his of-;, propOrUon ately IIMU. from UMIII both MIC the CAMCexist- - ------ permission to pwchara tW UMII.IIC.IJ -----ore possible only between noon and portions of food in their bird feed- over that given last week is avail­ Juppstrom, Russell Bedford and!,lce thU * inter. ((ng I Ing regUlraUon registration and and the new new r^uregts- ifucit ' , tir ttre* “, and * , two lw? tubra ing stations because of Increased [able on the subject of sugar ration­ four o'clock each day. I (ration withoUu regard to age group" T J 11 Myers. ; NAMES StIPTS GF |lng. Word ha* been received by Sam We dock....we wash our faces.. number of feeders four tubes, and Charles E. Andlsr, In Nashville, the Republicans Mrs. Warren Carter reported that the county clerk's office that due named lhe following: Pre*., Earl D. comb our hair present ourselves DEFAKlMtNIb ----------------------------Obsolete tire applications were to the'Immigration Officer for "In along with the usual birds that fre- to delay In getting the forms print- (Olmstead; clerk. Colin T. Munro;! Charles H. Leonard., president of Chnrl«< Fern I CaIIc quent her feeding station, there ed. the date of registration has been granted to Byron M. Guy. 1. JulhM Transit" cards permitting us to go treasurer. Mrs. Blanche Wright: a*-.“»e Barry Countv Agricultural So- J *lluneb ruui JCII5 ashore....do we have a vLva for were three hungry robins on Mon- postponed, and no date has been sessar, Elwin Nash: trustees. E. B.' clct>’- announces the selection of su- |nt®TCSt In GaraqC day. Others stated that the birds , set. British Guiana?....we smjle sweet­ Greenfield. Adolph Douse. Jr. and perintendenta of the various de. . T ly ... how could we get a visa when coming for feed were not JusJ the i The regUtratlon will be conducted Prank Caley. partmenta of the fair. They are a* I Announcement U made this week and James Baker. 2 tires and 3 usual ones, but they had apparent- In the schools of the county and ex->, Chas. Faul lias disposed of hl* tubes. Ken Braendle ns president headedlliouows: 'follows: Entries and 4-H'club exwe did not know the ship was com­ ly told their feathered friends wilt be by school districts. The ing to Georgetown?.-..very sorry where a meal could be secured, as registration will cover a period of the People's ticket in Freeport: I! hlblta. Hsrcld Harold J Foster: home., Ar. An-1, lnMre“,‘n lU18 M®yn*ha" ’nd irriUh TIIK-----la----- Kennedy; -------a... -cattle, sheep ... ■ garage to hl* partner, Maynard J NO RETREAD TIRES ....it will take time ...you cannot the numbers and varieties were dtf- four day*. -The date and the hours clerk. Fred Tabbcrer. who was elect-!<*"»' and: ' AVAILABLE IN MARCH go ashore until....no sea cow! ed as a sticker candidate; treasurer/ Clare Williams: grains, vege- Moynihan. ferenl than ordinarily. ] will be announced later. ' Mr. Paul ha* been connected with . ’ wii„ m.i,. ____ _ _ । tiiblrs nnd fntitw p It Mntt’ We sit disconsolately on deck all Alien Fish; assessor. Charles Over-|tBblt4 nnd R H. Mott; poul-j irrw.-,. Although ul under ------- trustees, E. O. Olsen. as regulations a large numocr Ol peopm that hot day. watching a horde of n ; try. GeonffTB. Mrurge » Heath; neain. schools. sepoois. Mrs Mrs ,tbe «»«««• u?111 recently ---------- ■* known ~ reguuuons a holt; F. D M . ...’?athe Universal Horace, “rc since the<for passenger car rei Maude W. Smith: home economics the Unlve *2? rB,£e'., sl?cc eligible unenlhuslastlc black stevedores load Cool and Percy Rosser. (needlework and hl* tread tires, no Urea tn this claaaL several thousand tons of rice intoj -U,-> U..U culinary. VUU1IUIJ, Mrs.I ,«u, tum?ner1 of , W32Joseph A. Bell: Bell; antiques. Mrs W War’ar- 1 sraaualion ,rom listings high ncatlon are available for rationing the hold. After dinner we go to a, CEILING PRICES . . . . ..George _R. ^'hidll school. Hr He w was nth because the Office 3 Iren Carter: grandstand, Wn ‘* an employee there lhli 'mO -------- *--------- --------------------movie. The heat in Cabin 6 Is DRAFT BOARDS ARE PREPARING (ARDS ^kut-Our FronTw^T Wor I Used in Window Display One Cdl*. Car, Several Two cars belonging to Hastings people were involved in a head-on collision during the snow storm Monday afternoon, resulting in In­ jury to all the six occupants. A car driven by Wm. Main, 403 E. Blair St, with Edward Davis. R 3. as passenger, was going south, the-men being enroute to Battle Creek where we understand they are employed. The wind was blow­ ing the snow across the highway so that it was almost impossible to ace ahead at all and the road was covered so that it was very hard to tell where the pavement was. As they reached the top of a hill about three inlies south of Dowling, the car was on tiic left side of the road and crashed head-on into a car driven by Wesley Pew, 113S 8 Church St. Mr. and Mrs. Pew and Mr. and Mr*. John Gould. 401 W. Stale SU were returning from Bat­ PLACED ON WOOL tle Creek. Fortunately- both cars ghastly. At eight o’clock the load­j1-------------------------------------- :------------’ Green: concessions and mechanical, for several jear* and in October Prlc, Administration did not rat up were being driven at a low rate of ing begins again—Il goes on untilI ALDEN TODD. Prop, A ceding price on wool was retarts, c, william Sherwood; O4„,wwu. horse ,>WIW 1940. upon the retirement of Carl a March quota for oassenaer reProp. I MRS. ADDIE LEWIS. Prop, Wesplnter. he and Mr Moyn.han ’ tread. All*n Hyde, c«Sty rationing speed or the accident would have four In the morning. The steami Having decided to discontinue discontinue!I Having decided to quit farming February 21 by lhe price control pulling contests. Henry Rogers: Rogers; been much worse. winches hiss and clatter; the hand! Mr. Tnrir! Todd will rtlxnnae dbpose nf of ij Mrs. Lewis will have an auction sale bill recently passed by congress.' flora) *how, Mrr. Milo DeVries; ex­ became partners in the buslneu. ' admlnUtrator. said today. I farming Ur County Agent Foster state* than ..... ... Because of the curtailment of car, Mr Hyde pointed out that It apBoth ambulance* from Hasting* CHrta rattle over the wooden wharf i the personal property at public auc- at the farm located 4 miles east of tension work. Miss Mary E. Bullis. and Deputy Olen Swift were called flooring: the electric fans beat thei tlon at the Ernest Todd farm locat-! local-' Middleville and IH miles north of ceilings have been *et on eight dif­ m08t improbable that a quota The fair board Is composed of the sales and the many restriction* ’ ferent gra'dea'of wool ranging from officers, the directors and the vice- pUcrt upon Uw auuunrtU. n,M. ,U1 M _urt for AprU In tW, ol Q* lo the acene and the injured were warm ft|r up to ihe 3*jj miles east of Hasting* Hastings on the theiold ” a air lhe hot thickness: ed 3* ]old Powers school; or 7'4 mile* rushed to Pennock hosnital. ....... ' i r-.,,-. c'-.-.w. hospital. The of a batter No A cow . j Center Road. He 1* offering a good i southwest of Freeport She is offer­ fine staple to cne-quarter clothing, preaidenUi, who are tiie township Mr. Paul ha* decided to retire from fBCt that the War Production Board accident occurred nt about 2:3d the partnership and for the present did not authorise production of in the morning our visa and sev- lut of horses, cows, sheep, and farm] ing a good list of horses, cattle, the celling on these two grades of supervisors. o’clock. end officials arrive. There Is mucn! machinery. Dewey Reed will cry the! hog*, hay and grain, machinery and wool varying 28 cents per pound bn will continue his Insurance business camelback in passenger car stara In ------------------------------------BLIZZARD St’rUCK Mi. Davis suffered a deep cut over shaking of hands, flashing of teeth ]sale and Clifford Hammond will act; household goods. Curt Solomon will the clean basis in Boston. conducting the work frapi his home March The only March one eye and a hip injury and Mr. We do not bother with our appear-'as clerk. Sec the'adv. elsewhere In cry ,K “ sale and Clare Williams —will m on S. Jefferson. ! which Federal authorities have auWith such a great variation in the MICHIGAN SUNDAY the Main received a cut on the nose. once—down the gangplank—on to] this issue for full particulars, price of wool that is produced on; . rM . Mr. Moynahan moved his family; thorised for retreads apply to truck* act as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere Barry county farms. County Agent | .blVc“lrodhl ran^ here from Grand Ledge soon after ,and busses. The occupants of the other o«r the sea cow! -------------------------tn this Issue for full particulars. were aU „c racc up ,nr main 8ireet w were nil injured injured. “ftr. Mr. Pew Pew suffered suff ‘ We . _u._ u — and „Wp experienced a flood ot the partnership here, Foster point* out how important it ‘ .entering .u_ race up the moln street. Wldeq STUART KUSSMAUL, Prop. Is that the good wool producer have ? larS_51ia^L,9l ?L “°W I a deep cut on the forehead which unpaved. Il is lined with frame! ------------------------------------ decided ---------- to - quit farming - huge ime] Having tani' b; rhki;7^ siocVn; i“• 'for- applications from passenger ear THREE required several stitches to close. | buildings which house an infinite* hi* wool graded so that he may re­ mite'Mr- Kussmaul will have an auction highways and causing* considerable J __________, , , Mrs. Pew had a right thumb injury.; variety of establishment*. The] sale on the farm located tu 1*-1 miles ceive the highest possible price. POSTPONED SALES XI ’CHOO1- ArriNDANCt also her right forearm and left an-, houses are built op piles, with only lfly a north of Woodland or 3’> miles Grading and cooperative market­ xn ‘ST. would save their time if they un­ kie were injured. Mr. Gould had “, umcework wolllng the first floor, south of Lake Odessa on M-4f. He is POSTPONED UNTIL MARCH 14 ing of the 1942 wool crop arc avail­ cancelled, workmen were delayed in . tUT STORM derstood that In spite of the faet u1 >IUKM bad cut over his right eye and a; an Americanized soda foun- offering a good list of horses, eattle LESLIE WILLIAMS. Prop. able to Barry cotmLyprJxluccr*. TIw' reaching their place* of employThe severe storm of Sunday night they are eligible for retread*. no broaen knee cap. Mr*. Gould wa*] We are not ,empted. We have swine, sheep, hay and grain, and Mr. William* has postponed his producer ot quality vital should not; inent and business wis practically ‘ crippled operations at HasUngi high quota has been made available." Injured in the right ann and leg. I a mlMton We win slare al lhe tools. Ham- O. Pennington will cry auction sale until Saturday. March lake the going price which L* nec- at a standstill It was os bad a ' school the forepart of the week. On hospital ^a or d|P the sale and Raymond Lapo will act 14. to be held al the farm^lecWFircasarily based on the. common tL> storm as this locality has had all I Monday the«e was about a SOS at- TWO INJURED IN and dismissed except DnvLs and [ .poor run of wool1 produced. _____________ __ _ Regent ** clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in ouc mile north and two miles cost of ---------------'-----J—J wlnter Tha snow foliowad rain tendance, only two of the bu.-w« SUNDAY ACCIDENT \ Gould whose Inlurlri made it neces­ Street bus out direct to the Gar- .. this issue full Due to the shortage of tabor.. which started sometime during getting In and they traveled the ............ * .for ......... .. particulars. Dealer; or 2'i miles south of Prairie­. Two people were injured Bunday sary for them to remain. _ night and „ ville and 1 3-4 mile* west on Emejt; County Agent Foster encourage ! _______ Saturday Sunday after- | main highways only. On Tuesday den* We wait on a comer. Even­ Furr's farm He Is offering a goodI woo: iwodueer. lo mu. .mnu-..nnnn ,0000 n,rr>»d curort •» lo mo. .( „„„ three ..................... btluC8 arrived .... and „„ the „ atlendtually a noimal-slzed car creeps Having decided to quit farming list ol horses. catUe, hogs, tools, hay• menu early to have their sheep FINAL RED CROSS Some Hastings people reported ance wa* slightly increased. : hS'ritoMHlI near, carrying a small ferson and Green »treeis in this h«rk bus body hap- Mr M,ller Wll‘ *” BUcUOn REPORT NEXT WEEK < sheared and it is felt that there that it took them two hour* to; , , _________ and grain. Loren Coppock will cry hasardly on its back. Several doors B— d , »• Next week a final report of the; hang idly op-n. banging. All the 1 W f located 1 mile* we*t the sale and Roger Williams will act; will be room for more sheep shearers come home from Battle creek early coi^INED CONCERT Red Crosa War Relief fund cam-'busses have names: tills one is of Lacey and 3-4 mile south. He as clerk. The complete list appearedI In the county this year. Farmers Sunday evening and others started OFFERED ON MARCH 20 west on Green St. collided with one is offering a good list of horse*, cows, । in last week's Banner. with some experience may be able for Middleville but had to return palgn will be given when all the ("Tyrone Power.” The driver sticks | A special treat for music lovers Is sow*, hay and grain and farm ma-j to make some early spring money before going very far. because of . being planned ffir Friday evening. driven by Albert Hampton, M. of money is expected to' be paid in tc! his head out the nearest door: chlnery Mr. Flannery will cry the postponed UNTIL MARCH 16 doing custom shearing Hie entire, th« severe storm. Even some of the ' Mrs. Walter Perkins, chairman. Be-j "Come in!" , March 20. when the Women ’ s Glee “nd Ferd Steven* will act a* FORD A SPIN ALL, Prop. clip must be takeij to Insure cloth-1 *n°wplows were stuck in tiie drift* ! cause of the absence of Supt. D. A | We start off. honking at ''Greta of Delton, a paaaenger in the Hamp* See the adv. elsewhere in this; ol. hl.। ing for our war efforts. । Mondaj^ forenoon. VanBusklrk last week, the report on Garbo" and "Bob Hope" as we pass clerk. issue for full particulars. A,PlnaU ,h“ postponed his —=——: unite with the Girls Glee Club of auction sale until Monday. March 16. the "H. M. S. Pinafore" productions We reach the Botanical Gardens— row wr mu pnrutumra. HASTINGS*' LOSES ! Hastings High, school in a concert. was delayed, and returns from the1 one hundred fifty acres of tropical PETER KUNZ. Prop. U> be hald at the Eli Hall farm lo- HASTINGS DEFEATS ITO CHARLOTTE The visiting group Is directed by injuries. HU condition wa* coc« big auction at Middleville on Sat-1 flora and fauna: yellow, blue, and Havlng rented his field* Mr. Kun*! caled « m«®a southwest of Hastings EATON RAPIDS Tiie Hostings Eaxons suffered Mrs Dorothea Sage Snyder and urday were held up by lhe road red birds, water lilies with leaves will have an auction sale at hl* on M-43: or the first farm north of ‘ On Friday night Hastings their third defeat at the hands of' Ml“ Virginia Moore direct* the kne- Injury. “ blockade. ] five feel in diameter, orchids, and- farm mile* cut east uiof nuHasShulU store. He Is offering a„ frated Eaton Rapids 45-31 in the Charlotte's Orioles Saturday night; iuiiii located mvuiru 5 nuica Br°up. Several other donations have a---------green,....mysterious pool ---------- -----| unga on state Road or 2 mJlM ^utb good list of horses, cows. hog*, chlck- first round of the district tmtrna-l in the district finab 27-19. I nie concert will be held In Cen- DEFENSE STAMP HALEB IN CITY SCHOOLS been received which will be ackScvcrul.......... little block "boys pounce]Of coata Grove. He is offering a fine' fna- haX' 8nHn. and potatoes, farm men! held al Charlotte. Hastings -» ilead ..h at the! .. .<vv Charlolte held «a -7-2 nowledged next week. a|*o. statre on u*. We want to see the sea cow? Of u )e (fiiav llsl quarter tut thm w,u fcalure number* by each ot horses cows, hogs,-chicken* 1 machinery, and some household took a 12-4 lead in the first if MW uuaiicr. uui, ihtw «' ''.i-i» t? special «r ,„d imamm .< u> a-i: » Ui. V»*U SX bwi m in. icJS? w “■> Mrs. Perkins. War Relief fund Thev w.Ul arrange everything. One KrBln fann and household, K00^5' Dewey Reed will cry the S.X0M .truck lack tn th. veond •> “» “d chairman. whistles shrilly, another splashes good*. Dewey Reed will cry the rate!,ale “nd Clifford Hammond will act n**1' ! Quarter to hold n u-13 artira a* Um. b>’ combined groups. A trio from in the third quarter Eaton Rapid*! now 0 « edge as uic, w M r R of whV.h Mlu Tmft_ the water's edge with his hanef. the, ana Clifford Hammond will act a* M clerk. Lost week's Banner conCENTRAL P. T. A. ~nured elclit nnint* _ - the ”oeunt ' .l holt Hutton «« !•"' poured In in eight points tn to entne come third tears up a handful of gnus.iclerk Sce adv. elsewhere in this i Ulned the ad. tn* »' «*g “ • DATE CHANGED follows: Central school. The sea cow at last! Not one. but, for full particulars within two points of the Saxons held u> one field ,0,1 .nd <hree,“r"Pt‘"d has '•twenty-^nuning Due to unforeseen reasons it ha* placidly, their ' POSTPONED To MARCH 17 tppI V—nrlmmlnp ntadrtlv but before the quarter was up Has­ free thro,. .. Ch.rloffe toned n““ •"d «W1»el »U1 tumult .pe­ b$Cn. nr<?eM?.rytO.C^.‘n8l.th.CJ1,L<’ great mora-covered backs rippling; ALBERT W. RE1GLER, Adm. | N. ELLS ORTH FENDER, Prop. tings held a 33-23 lead and was ahead to a 27-19 victory : c‘,‘ numbers of the meeting of the Central P. i the surface. Most of them are enor-' In order to rattle up the estate' Having decided to quite fanning never threatened again. Ter.llb.er WU th. ohUUndfo, , «< " *”>“> '*“> <*«•. ■“* *» » will tHAffiron ' mou*' ,cn tonR wllh fllPDcrs ln‘ Mr- Rflglrr will' have an auction Mr. Fender will have an auction sale Banash and Wagner, with 21 and player for Charloffe wttb nku *W affeodobo. af fhU romer, and as it wUl be Father.' Niaht the , “e*d of ,c” ,n<1 ‘ rale at the 8. A. Relgler farm locat-. Tuesday. March 17. at the farm to- 12 points respectively, were out­ pohiu. W.m,r pUyun hU la., P™»Ma u be an unuauaUr fathers will nrerent a nroaram of tal1' Thry cn‘wI p“rt way up th*1 2 mile* west. mile south and H j cated one mile wrat and three miles standing on offense for the Saxons n"te. —a. hfgh point man for Uw "n* 0At~ . . special mq«(r and a talk on "De- ; bank- wrinkle their snouts, mangle; mile west of Freeport. He Is offering'south of Freeport known a* the while LltUelJeid with 12 points was Snxon* while Kenyon was outstand,, „ , , . „ fense Gardens” All parent* ar»,Ule graM bet»e*n hardened gum* ! a good list of hones, cows, tools; Fred Cushing farm. He is offering a the high point man for Eaton Rap­ Ing on defense holding Wendel . Mu,lcal K*™*- ** urged to be present as it is an Im- ]Th«>. relaxing, they lie back peace- and harness, automobile, chickens., good list of hone*. catUe. hogs ids. Cfxariotte’a forward., who In the “ % portant meeting. ful,y chewing their cuds like any. hay and household goods. Dewey chickens, farm implement*, and prntou. rneeUb, befaren U» !n m BEING CALLED —------------- e ♦ » Michigan Holstein. ; Reed will cry the rale and Ken household items. Harry O. Penning- JURY ■ Rationing Postponed SIX AUCTION SALES I SUPERVISORS To MEET | They are almost unbelievable. We; Braendla and Clifford Hammond; ton will cry the rale and Raymond Judge Morris Davis of Stanton The supervisors of Barry county] have seen something rare, a ma-| will act as clerks. Set the adv. else-] Lapo will act as clerk. See the adv. will hold court in Barry county on points. » will meet for their routine March malllan relic of bygone ages....- where in this issue for full par- in la*t week's Issue for full partic- ]Friday at which lime the Jury will meeting on Wednesday, March 13. Before 1 close. I'm sure Bernard tlculars. ulara. report. March 14—Adv. 3-12. attend* program. Bpoaaorod by �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH It, 1943 PAGE TWO A. E. Trim, who has been confined Municipal Court at home the past ten days on ac* . count of Illness. 1» slowly on the I Arthur Oallup. 4«. of Irving was gain. 'arrested Saturday evening in this 1 borLs Gilletpie is a member of city charged with being drunk and Robert John Dewitt. HadUnga, R.the committee for the party to be disorderly. Arraigned tn Municipal I 3 has enlBted at Fort Custer..iglvsngiven foltewing following thsfinal lhe final perform perform- 1 Court Ooor' on -n Monday, Monthly, he he pleaded plestled guilty guilty PHnBATE r-nUBT ’H<irh,rt m.hnn h»* been sick ince nnc* of ot the annual Midwinter play nnd and was assessed a fine, of 910 91000, 00 order allow*bitPi?miSlMk “Hotel Untverae" Universe" which will be pre- and coat cost of 14.60 HM or ordered to serve j। Est. Cora ~ A- — Cook. Order ano for several daya. but U improving. ^n|ed by WegU.m MJchlgan College five days In Jail. He chose to spend mg eUtrna entered. .Mil Pauline rnuuur HUaa. who wixr iia* Bit.Ja.-r.cs JamesF. FR:Ream. Order al­ Mr* has mcvii been piayer, Mareh 25. 20. 37 and 28. a few days in In Jail. jail. i EiU ... * 1 i,l»th» _______ . . _ ___ .... _ ] ML has returned to her duties al lhe, , lowing claims entered. i011* haUPNEUMONIA CAUSES • James slotman. 43 of Middleville I Jacv Brouard. Petition for *** Sheriff Glen Bern . jo execute agreement cnI Robert Burch, who has been con- AGED' WOMAN'S DEATH and ^Ptity Leon Doatcr t>n M43 I tcn.rt order for publication entcird | nnrt to 01. hrm. W lllnru. u eonUr, Alir. L. telnuuB. H. west TOl of the cltv when it was re-1 '■ • * riluru*. puud «»«y O.lurrU. —«>'nr pottwl hta ,nuk wc.ln. (r«n I *-Est. Anna -------------Lampson. *------ ---------Proof of will 'l Ver. Hrr.ln.Un 1. u.uxul, 111 *^* Ude W .Idr o, Ihr rood In Muni- ' <i>»d. ortrr odmUlin.: will **“”*/ :«ll* pnrumnnu >1 1>H home No "J?*L7?’5±,T "S’ w w dP*' '«« ... "" Mood., ... ________________________ hr pleaded — -- ---j I--------Est. Kathryn Order Saunders. U Order to lone u niiowco allowed ui m to 10 sec «e ntm. him. *>?. guilty to urivmg driving nn car car wnue while unoer under j use funds entered. voe is a. r?n»_* WUllon. W , Green, at. On Thanksgiving Day llu (nnuene.„ of iinunr nnd •*--. ----------------------------- natd ' -• a Est. Edward O. Hackney. Final J. L. Smith or Woodland ha* col- she had a bad fall and broke her nlL '» “ account filed Jccted a complete *et of 50 licence arm. and she never fully recovered • T E*i. Laura Gardinlrr. Proof ot plates, two for each year, from 1916 front that shock. Then site...,^ was Welter Hansom. 47. of Vermont* will tiled, ordci admitting wifi en­ to 1941 inclusive. stricken wtttx, pneumonia. 'how ten day* in the county tered. ' , ... .... ....... ... caused her death. She i-. .*un1ved tn ||cu paying a fine of 910 Kit.. Lula Wohlford Will filed, Mr. and Mrs. Units Miller, who h lro tjau([htrrs. Mrs. Willison1 nf' have lived for u number of year* to H(U,tlnK, and Mr3 BirvP c 8wlf( nnd costs of 96.60. He was arrnUcd petition for probate filed, waiver of on a drunk and disorderly charge the moved n( i*umii.-«n>r, u n son. uikii charlct Mc- _ scrond .ward, .... have . . to ... .i .... rui- in Woodland township on March 5. notice filed. 11,. Mr. Ht.Hnr k rnn! Inlllnrr Ert. Ida A. Cltceseman. Final ac­ NashvtUe. Miller Iis continuing Intoah of........ Detroit; Iour Krandchtlhis work al the Seal A: Lock Co. c|ren and. two great-gnuidcltlldrtn. w.,w w .* recently count filed, waiter of notice fll«L Harold Gray who was t*crpFuneral service* were held at the arrested charged with eiiibccr.lcment ■I order ii.vdstiliw residue entered Eat. Mun- BuMance. Final account Clara Busit of Hastings has been U-mivrd mortuary on Tin .-day nt frnm Mrs. Allen at the bakery, nnd1 honored at Western Michigan Col- two , 1 , R*v„, , ,c- niSc1' who hud pled not guilty/usked for . filed, order assigning n sidue cnte^cd. dlschar"e ol administrator is-< lege by being placed on the high *nan , , u*4a „ Offictatuig. In- rcarraignmenl on Tuesday nnd at1i'r>ued. rotate enrolled. ?du larsltlp U*t of the college for the ,'rn;*'n’ ln t|u‘ Berryville cemetery. iluU time entered a plea of guilty i Kit Emima J. Pennock. Final ar­ last *cme*'er as a raault of an an. , * * MunlcijHil Judge Cortrlght sen' count filed, order for publicatlo-t alysls of the records which has Just U-nced him to 30 days In tail and entered. teen com pitted. KNOWN REMDE.NT placed him on probation for one] 1 E*L Mnr> E Underhill Bond ol George Benitlc. nued I administratrix tiled, letters of ’ ndwell known Barry Co nwldent lor Pay 91 per month for probation ex-' nunutrauon Issued, order Untiling " 1 many years, died Wednr.Miay in pens? and for the first six months MlU»m<>nt unUtod. iwUtion for Crtspe hosplla! in PluinweH Hurvlv- ho must pay 55 monthly to Mm. । hconng clulnis tiled, notice to creding aie two sisters. Mrs Oscar Boul- Alien In restitution, ilois isiued. inventory, filed. ter of Orangeville and Mrs. J. W. , Est. John A Hnnth. Petition tcg> HREF. BAYS' ILLNESS Pike of Grand Rapids, also a broth----------------— ,,------ -lirrnsr to sell Hied er, William, of Oningevillc. The fu- PROVES FATAL 1 Esl. Floyd 11 Budd Tc.-limony ol AND neral was held In the Orangavlllo Fred Grogg, aged 65. paraed nwav 1 freeholders fifed, license to sell is­ church Friday .nitemoon him! hi- on TliurMiiiy in Pennock ha-.pltal sued. terment in Orangeville cemetery. utter an Illness of three days H<- I Eil. Tliontas I). Burry. Wnlver ol —>------- ---------- ---------------was boru tn Brirry county mid had notice tiled order a-.-lgnuig rrUdiw lived in Hastings for tile |»j! 30 DOWLING RESIDENT : entered, discharge of adminlstratot years. For many years he was em­ DIED THURSDAY 1 Issued, estat.- rnrollcd. f'tittnni Van Syekl* nr*-d t*> of ployed by the E. W Bliss Co., and . £-.t Con A. Cook.' Order conI iter was tn the employ of the city. Dowllnr passed away Thursday He Is rurvlvcd by ills wife. Ethel tlrming sale enti rrti. Final account evtning In Pl-nnork hospP’aL tie i> and three daughters Mrs. Jose­ filed, order allowing accoignt entersurvived by hi.- father. Frank and phine Beard of Nashville. Mm cd. uUcharge ot administrator Is­ DORRANCE TRETHRIC Helen Sackett of Traverse City and sued. estate enrolled. of eXiwIinf. Funeral serviera were IM. Mat J Qorluun. Warrant and* Mbs Ethel tiregg of Ia»pwi' nwirld Sunday iil'.muxm-ln the south inventory lil-d. order allowini* AGENCY Evangelical church in Mat.-lc Grove, Rev. B. J Adcock conducted '.he claims entered. , service* at the walldorff funeral the Rev. Rhodes of S-aUville ofFat. Lula Wohlford. Proof of will 2nd Floor National Bank Bldg. ficiatintr. Interment in the Onion home Saturday iiltamoon nt 2 lib fileif.orderadmllling will filed, bond o'clock. Interment in th - Dowling Hailing*. Michigan ; o! udminl trator with the will anccmetqry. ■ nrxed filed, litter.* testamentary isHEATH FOLLOW* *ih-,1. nuir limiting MtUfemcftt en! tered. ix-titlon for hearing clalmt Mrs. Hattie Hroas. aged "'t. pi**ed Hied, notice to cieditors isnucd. 1 E»l. Floyd E. Budd. Order aiiuwaway on Wednesday in Pennock hospital after a week's illnem Shi­ , inu claims catered. F.*r Ernest J. Ru a-y. Annual ncras bom in Calhoun Co. and hud lived in lliiMimrs about fifteen count filed. vi-an. Her husband. John Bu-us. EM. John A Smith. Testimony Seeding time is almost here. Why not order your dirrl a number of year* w She Is of fiecholdcr* filed. license to sell survived by one son. Ed ward- Bros * Issued. oath befnrv :.alc filed. bond spring seeds now and save. I have a complete line of llHstlngs: one iiraiuidauaiiier, on Mlle Bled. of high purity seeds. Also Nitragin and Ceresan for one grandson: and a Mtiri. Mu Nellie Owen of Jackson. Funeral treating seed grains. Kkillt-r! Mr •hrnlr Though Blind Clclkii McMull* n nf Donora. i’o . Walldorff funeral hmnr. the itev .8 Conner Hatlutwny officiating. । though blind. He has been blind Mich, or phone Prairieville 14—F24. tf Interment was made in the winesince 1913 when a lime explosion In I a steel plant cost liiiu his eyesight. Selling Tulip* He uses the "touch" system—to sice American bulb fanciers have now what is wrung with motors. He befound that our Pacific coast grown | came a mechanic only after he be. ' bulbs arc putt its good as the Hol­ came blind. He bought a car. look land product and while we inay be I it apart, and with additional work short on some of the colors, these j on curs of neighbors, he soon got a I aetalli'd knowledge ot the workings who wishes to keep hl* tulip bulbs ' of automobile*. McMullen explains .. —------------ that he secs just a* much as other*, method is to plant them deeply In I except that hi* are all mental picwell drained soil mid to cut oft 1 lure*. Instead of his eye*, hi* touch the seed pod* before they develop. I tells him what is wrong. What he Quite by accident it was found that 1 hears and feels helps him to dclcrtulips can be set 12 inches below , mine tiie trouble. He halt a garage FREE PONDS ground with beneficial results. A la- ' of in* own in lhe rear of his home, blcspoonful of commcrcialfcrtiiizcr He is a member of the stale board DRY SKIN placed in the bottom of the hole and I of the Pennsylvania Federation of covered with an inch of sand will j the Blind and in his spare time tries With Large 50c develop n finer root system and big- . u> lessen ths burden* of other blind Ccld.Cream Special <P ger blooms. • I. persons. Local Newt Ion mi HEBE Your Favorite COFFEE VIKING COFFEE 2 ,b. 39' BLISS COFFEE 2 ■*,. 57 1 lb. 28c Surfinc Coffee, lb. 28c Del Monte Coffee, 30c lb., 2 lbs. 59c Chase & Sanborn's Dated Coffee, lb. 28c Maxwell House Coffee, lb. 31c, 2 lbs. 61c Hill Bros. Coffee. 31c lb.. 2 lbs. 61c Manor House Coffee, lb. Kaffee-Hag, lb. .. 35c Fj FRUITS L GETABLES FLORIDA £ ORANGES 23‘ Solid Krisp Head Lettuce 2 for 15c California Carrots____ 2 bunches 13c ea. 19c Spinach Cellophane Bags Here's how to make Hubby forget the headlines and bo his talkative self again—keep your menus thrilling and filling . . . alive with palate pick-ups selected from our vast variety of fine foods. And. the savings you get here will please him as much as the delicious full-flavored foods we feature at low prices every day, every week. LEG-O-LAMB /■i Yearling .22° IS 10' STEWING LAMB lb. 26' BEEF ROASTS BOILING BEEF Steer Brisket !S. 13' !S. 15' BACON TID BITS CHUNK BACON Country Style tb 15' FRESH GROUND BEEF 2,b>. 39' Mich. Grade PURE PORK SAUSAGE ^hi lb. 29' 4 ,b. 25' FRESH SMELT FISH FILLETS lb. 19' RING BOLOGNA Grade No. 1 lk. 19' PORKCHOPS First Cuts ■*. 35' .Ml Washed 10 for 31c Texas Grapefruit________ Sweet Potatoes------------------ _ 5 lbs. 19c Apples Cooking---------------- Idaho Potatoes ------------------ 10 lbs. 43c Fresh Peas ______________ ____ lb. 10c LAMB SHOULDER ROASTS 1JC Fresh, tender g g lb. MULLERS’ DINNER ROLLS -■ 5c GOODY GOODY PEAS«g2 - 25c *1.05 QUAKER FLOUR LICENSE PUBLIC OFFICIAL BONDS Attention, Farmers . . . Sec Harvey W. Enxian at Cressey, DRUG SAVINGS At Income Tax Time, Tool Take Advantage! 4) Cbc Bouquet Soap 4 Cakes . 2414 lb. sack Salmon PINK 35' Salmon JKc Red Deming*, tall eon W W GOODY GOODY Corn 11' Golden bantam Corn 9Qc 9 Cream Style “ cn*. Baby Food 1 fic GEKDLK'5 .. 3 can* ■ W Pumpkin D«4 Monte, 3 1| 23' Dog Food* Oftc PARD 3 cam"1" Dog Food Cc Hi-Life, ean ** GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 15 10 WHEATIES SOFIA SILK CAKE FLOUR 25/ 3 pkgs. 19' JELLO CALUMET POWDER 1 lb. con 16 BAKERS COCOA 1 lb. box 16 MINUTE TAPIOCA ,12 pkg. COCOANUT s'“"’c,n 9' BAKERS CHOCOLATE 17 DUFF'S TOP-O GINGERBREAD MIX 23c 16C JER6INS MORNING GLORY COLOGNE tr/7A yourpurchase of qopjERCENS f — k FOR TODAY S DINNER Tomato Soup Hol rornrd Beef Sandwiches Cabbage SUw FACE POWDER/ Available in 5 /for x. All* siyied Shodet You Will Need Per Milk 25' 4 Corned Beef DEL MONTE ( AMPBELL> ... w ^IQC <3w 50c Jeris Hair Toni: 2 for 1 Buy one CAM­ PANA BALM and One FREE 50c Sistt 4Qc Both 10c IN TRADE with each Pcpjodcnt 50c 50-tuft' Tooth Brush IEANE r TEEATE»= Hastings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 H * SATURDAY ONLY. MARCH 14 Double Feature Attraction Penny Singleton, Glenn Ford in "GO WEST YOUNG LADY" and Freddie Bartholomew. Jimmy Lydon in "CADETS ON PARADE" Klenxo Facial Tissues CantUnce Bennrtl, Roland Young, Greta Garbo, Melvyn Dougta* Extra soft and strong You'll like them "TWO FACED WOMAN" 500 Tissues 200 Tissues 150 Tissues Select the additional 1 Halid items you want to feature fruin till* list. 24' Pens 2 cans 20c Mustard 13' Oranges 33' Angel Food 29' Tomato Soup 20' 4 19' 7QC SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 15 and 16 Whipped Orange Sauce 25c 13c 10c TUES., WED., and THURS.. MARCH 17. 18 and 19 Bette Davis. Arin Sheridan. Jimmy Durante In THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER VAPO 75c VICKS VAPU Rl'B . HOREHOUND DROPS, lb. KOTEX 27 59 19 25 31' For Washing Fine Thine* RAYS SOAP ----- 4 ACTION RELIEF FOR ACID INDIGESTION Bahry th eat kb ? JH*dl Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MARCH 13-and 14 & ./ BISMA-REX SJe CARTERS Sperl* I 19' 50‘ 19------------------------- Special 4Q. l*> J FUDDLE ENTER' = $1.00 Jeris Hair Tonic I UM SAL QQc HEPATICAwO 60c SAL 9Q HEPATICA^W "HARVARD.HERE I COME" and Wm. GargaJ^SUrgarrt Undsey in A CLOSE CALL FOR ELLERY QUEEN SUNDAY and MONDAY. MARCH 15 and 16 MR. AND MRS. NORTH CARVETH & STEBBINS Bargain maiinrr Sunday 3:00 to 5:M THE REXALL DRUGGISTS TUES.. WED., and THURS.. MARCH 17. IS and 19 Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To All Prompt Delivery Service Phone 2131 Constance Brnneli. Brace Cabot, Warren William in WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES" �Bowling Newt Independent League Bob O'Donnell had hi* southpaw hook working in a satisfactory mati- the incentive for the large entry'DEATH OF MRS. that will begin play on March 23nd MELVINA A. BAUM »“-.*?* ¥"*? C_,!L5&yn^me?t .P?e Mr* Melvina A. Baum, aged 59. died early Wednesday. March 4. at tier home in thl* city after ji Iqng Illness. She moved to Hastings i about 36 year* ago from Morgan. good 572- scries, including a big 224 ; ,For a number of year* she had frotn Banner fcith H. Ixxig anil W last game, to lead Use Piston Rlngj Stanley scoring best with 520 and been a member of the South Jef- i ------ ------------I ferson St. United Brethren church.1 League for the week. Hi* efforts* 519 for their respective teams. “Go West Young tody" starring Surviving Ls her husband. John' were also Instrumental In the three] Doctors won a pair of game# from Penny Singleton. Glenn Ford. ..Baum; five sons. Glenn. Edwin.and* game victory for hi* team. Machine] urn..------------------------------- | Herbert of Hastings. Earl of Delian A song-tudded melodrama with iind Lawrence of Detroit; a daugh­ Ds Hawthorne banged otlt a big 533, K. Chase f>31. W. Ayres 533. R. sev< n hit tunes, each' capturing tiie ter. Mrs. Beatrice Wendell of Has* tings: her mother. Mrs Lida Hay­ 632 count: A. Melrose wan two pins Hubbard 310. B. Payne 509. C. Dr­ haunting sweetness nnd gaiety of wood of this city; ten grandchildren • Office blanked Shipjsers With W ies* with 620; Hubert Cook and Con 504 also six brothers. Vent. Ofva!. WilAyres gnd D. Siegel scoring best in, Ken Clark helped with 552 and 548 Sportsmen** League ham. Arthur and Fred Haywood of lhe match with 510 and 5O7Seapec-' respectively and Bob Moore was not ] Hastings and Frank of Lake Odessa. lively. Tl.r .ton of ». Ammo. »' Piston Ring fa-ague Homer Reynolds pounded out aj The Theatera ■ ic American tun. E& JU'VTffiSra Delating Interment m Riverside SPECIALS SPRY OR CRISCO qt. jar 39< SALAD DRESSING, MIRACLE WHIP WHEAT GERM CEREAL contains vitamin b 23 lb. bagjj. large size 10{or 39 GRAPEFRUIT, TEXAS SEEDLESS C. THOMAS STORES M9 pin*. Bowling wtih Moose Keith's team wuu a pair from She!- It Doesn't Take Super Sleuth .<< 'ENRICHED' 05208098 play* a dual role, the witty-tale ofIlers her a'role unlike anything the has ever attempted. To tell you that your old car “ain't wliat *he used to be!" Those »qeak» and whrne* aren't music to your rar*. *o why not call ua a\ the ill trained expert* will give your car a leading family in a ..Midwestern town, entering the house he slips i.nd injures hir leg and ha* to rem.nn ,ln unwilling guest., MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. Towncraft Shirts TO SERVE YOU . .. 15 STATIONS IN BARRY COUNTY Featuring North apartment in their a complication of clues go » STAR S IN STRIPES Exclusive Woven-In Patterns! Every Pattern Fast to Washing! tings Construction: Auto Sjiort Shop dialely acclaimed a* the took a pair from Rou»h< Tailors and Link' . I Middleville Creamery blanked Au- ...... - , _ .. r Smooth, fine count broadcloth. Sanforized and proportionately fitted — styled by Towncraft! COMET — neat stripes on vot dyed, solid tone grounds with self figures! AURORA — rich sati­ ny stripes on dusky backgrounds! METEOR — virile duster stripes shading off into deep embre grounds. exciting items as u triple slaying a mysterious case of blackmail, dis­ appearing currency and two lovely Americans Becoming a Nation of Pessimists McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES was in good farm Friday night and spoiling today for us.. helped his mijlti. win a oair of We arc becoming gloomy, pessi­ game* from Electrician* when he mistic. nmbitionless people. We can't sit down to tall; together without turning our conversation Tool Room won n pair front Shop Office and Office blanked Engineers DO FOLKS BORROW? To Pay ... To Buy... Medical & Dental Bills Taxes & Insurance House or Car Repifra Hospital Bills Long-due Debts Unexpected Expenses Home Equipment An Automobile J uel for Winter License for Car Clothing or Shoes Other Necessities Personal cxpcnies of *a unanticipated nature often cause unnecessary sacrifices. These emergency expenses and other money needs can be met with our convenient cadi loan plan. Inquire TODAY, CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101 1-2 W. State Street lien r-f leading the league for the but that the worst will happen to week's play In the Womens League. us. We sound like a defeated poo■ pto—not like a great nation with the wealth and the potential strength to E DRESS SOCKS Stripes, patterns and .large. and small figures! Popular fabrics in many colon ! bright new spring styles and colors! Sportclad Sweaters SPORT JACKETS 2 98 much to say but who leaves no one in doubt that he will take good Carpenter I care of himself in any kind of trou- Women's Skirts ing each other—like kids who delib­ erately turn the lights low and scare Some More Bargains TIES MEN'S "intellectual" attitude which always glories bi painting lhe worst possible Going into Inr evening's play five picture and calling it "facing facts." team: were tied for first place and of the five. Beta Sigma Phi's were! the only team ol lenders who could comt through and cop three games. propagandist* wlw tlwught it up. Strand won a pair from Leonards; State insulation took n pair from. Let'* quit the glooming. All our talk accomplished is to get us scared and doubting. Rings blanked Banner and Boyes Right now America and Ameri­ Real Estate dropped a complete! cans need to play the role of the Hastings, Michigan HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING lloors— Week days 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturday* 9 A. M. to WHITE SHIRTS Ami there is seldom any but the long-faced point nf view presented. PANTS General Utility work pants of strong fabrics. City Tournament Silver cups for the pinners of the JUST LISTED ■^S-SPORT OXFORDS ! ook floors, full lot. goroge. $3600.00. Sturdily Dressy Or Tailored! 10 90 ANOTHER HOUSE in Woodland in A-1 condi­ tion. This house is on M-43. Still another house in* Woodland, a very good bargain-for $700.00. REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 'The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself*1 fit every build. Triple stitched Big Mac* Work Shirts You'd never ruxpcct such good-looking coats and suits could be so inexpensive Gay. smart plalcLs and solid tones in spring pastels. 12 to 20. NOTE: It is time to bring, in your lake property you want sold this spring ond list it with us so we can get you on early sale. built heavy weight denim in grad- COATS & SUITS A STRICTLY MODERN HOME in the Village of Woodland, has only been built a few years. $3000.00. EARL R. BOYES Overalls Of soft glove leather! Smart Goodyear welt! WE CAN*SELL 13 ACRES on Pine Loke. hos a 5 room bungalow with bath, electricity, also cot­ tage 16x22, double goroge. 40 rods of Lake frontage. $2000.00. Of Sanforized extra heavy covert or chambray with dress- QQc type collarswO Sanforized mean* fabric shrinkage Sportinfan & Hunttri Men's Sturdy Light Hearted Styles For a Smart Spring! NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Attention! Work Shoes Jean Nedra* DRESSES Men's Practical Shop Cops Railroader style in Hickory OEc stripe drill. Sanforized! ... vU print* in light. bright. tones! Men’s Strong Work Socks O Reinforced heels, toes. fc for W COATS zl„-r nml __ BREECHES BUY NOW ON �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 11 IMS state and national leadtrshlp lo might navi been developed as ■ । direct th* effort. As y*L we’ve heard no grousing safsty measure, but Jesse Jones as'BltS Ol ------------------J over car and lire rationing. Sugai Um head of the RFC refused to re-, card* ar* being MMpted aa a mat­ lease the needed funds. Rather belatedly an attempt wai | March B. 1022 A tetter which Gen Marshall re- ter of course and people are pre­ I There U much talk of Hastings centiy sent fo a member of the Sen­ pared for further restriction* made to build up crude rubber stock I bA/oming a great movie center, ate should be given pnbllclly In Yet. the avereg* citteen I* neither pile* by RFC financed shipments] dividing lhe honors with Hollywood every commuriity in this country happy nor enthuslasUc about results from the East. Because of a short- Our own S F. Champion is back of In It the chief of staff reports achieved to date. There has been * . *ge of freighter* due to war con- ■ the movement. -that in recent weeks the ermy has decided let down since Pearl Har-1 dltions. certain government au-| Glen Perkins has purchased the been “deluged" with "demands” for bor.thoriUes ! thoriUesattempted attemntedtotohave havethe theboats Freeport Drug Store and will take poasrastan March 25 He will have the um of combat troop* not only, Thi* war is partly a battle of pro-, unloaded at Ban Francisco and’ to protect coastal cities but “to ductton. Assembly lines are as tm-shippod by rail to warehouses near Rogers comers March 16. . guard installations throughout lhe portent as front lines. Yet. while I lhe manufacturing- center*. Jeasc I Mrs. Conrad Main died at her home muted States " j McArthur and Ms men are wrilin,' Jone* spiked tU plan merely be-* X? IilXfXtE As.one example, he cite* a plea to new epics in heroism and couragr cause It would have added a tew | band taking his own life on Friday use soldiers to protect Keokuk darn. on Bataan peninsula, work stop-| cents a pound to lhe cost. Thus the proved too much for her Her half»nd all of the Mississippi river page* and striku ooniiiyuc to hin- • freighter* were farted to travel the sister. Mn, Harriet Mattie, died at iwiilgt\ It has been the policy of.der the full oevelcpmerUof Amt-rt-1 thousands of extra miles through | Morgan Sunday morning and a U» ..V O~. Mw.h.11 MM. .0 „„ mmul.ul P.n.m. Cn.! .« u„ . S.'SA” P.'i.'.U Backward Glances Editorials Yesterday meet m<«l of these appeals even unionists seem to fiel Uiat It is more lanllc seaboard to eastern ports | not expected tn recover, though It'meant the disruption of inijiprtanrTorjhcm to win further This extra mileage, of course, very ‘ vwawk sr-ri------organized unlUanWthe curtallmentj cdnceMidn* than it is for the United [ materially reduced the number ol 3 A :ro“M wp.-.hkh ..<i> sul" ntth ,or tnought it wise to reassure the The government has takeij no ef-1 could make. If the rubber had beer j the Bteat Republican banquet to In­ public in this manner " I fective measures to correct this sit- unloaded al San Francisco, the' held in the basement of the MclhoBut an the demands have be-'nation The average citizen can be J United States would now be in l1l,‘ church on Friday evening It come so great that a point has been,pardoned for asking. "Why?” i poaaeawn of Mitral hundred thoureached at which this policy of re-’ a feeling also persists that bust-1 “nd more tons of rubber than b'gow will’be toastmaster and Senassuring-the public threatens to ness and Industry have been selfish i actually available i ator William Alden Smith will be Immobiltxe the greater part of our and short sighted-not all business! Jones’ atUtude toward the wgr ‘he speaker . armed forces *rd equipment. Gen .nd Industry, but a very generoui . emergency is much Uke that of SdhK 1 Marshall states that the danger ol "some." I of the "old school lie” Englishmen1 on Tuesday eveningMan 10. Sen'- continulng to drift In this direction' Many reports have appeared Ir ' whose .stiff-necked, short-sighted ator James A. Rmi ofMissouri will can no longer be Ignored j the press, for example, presenting ; self-satisfied complacency almo-t be the speaker There arc 3.058 counties in the facu which Indicate that many loM the war for England 1 During the past week the LoppehVnlu<lSU.c Allmi'.ralrHXK.imrfri pUrt eqnnilou have bnn ’ll mUM nut the -er .lionj^Sien" XUKe lb. could be found in any of them— blocked by certain business inter- materially if Jones were replaced by । firm J Harrison Brace, well-known bridges, dams, reservoirs, railway est* - -for -fear of- what - -market - -. con- a younger and more aggressive m-.. 1 business man of Sparta. nurchaMd the yards, machine shops, air fields.: dltions might be after the war l»; dividual who has not a,r the .v.c.v.H-c reverence11 L’lk«‘ WB,ers Mr Jones seem, i'ltcrest °f the estate of the late F armories, power plants, war Indus-; over. | f°r rw* D'P* *which ’!»*;• -•>. H. Bprlow tn Hie elevator property tries-whose adequate protection Uj Almost any ’man-omlhc-street10 nave- P'raps Jones might b< of F. H. Barlow A‘ Co. in which he a matter of concern. (could have made a better guess on re,*red to a board of ’Eider States-■ was an equal partner with Mr. BarIf three shift.' of even sb small the rubber sttuatlon than Jesse: n,c“" »here we might have thf low. a force as a dozen soldiers of the! Jones who apparently will be at; bcnctu of hls “«Mce without mr* Mis* Gladys Hclriglc ha» o|K-nod Millinery Parlors over Russ A: Son’s national army were assignedl the I least iwo years late with plans foj’ hindrance of his inertia, grocery store. task of protecting eabh one of these j developing synthetic rubber. | :—-----------------------------| Dick Kurtz recently purcha-eit the spots against all poslblc risks I Civilian defense is another factoi DEFENSE STRIKES Smith Meat Market on Jefferson ' St. and ha* put in some nrw fixmore than 2.000.000 men would be | which puzzles the average citizen . MUST STOP itures and modtmired the market. taken out of the combat forces fot The response to the call for volun-1 Unless steps are taken inunctm> work vnr* ainru—wu ----- •>fine — — -------------------------diately to l’ put a S1O slop to ’strikes and , rcsllllpM hl ijcit()n has been tills alone. ]1 teen, even in rural. comdla,el> ,0 ut “ P 10 trikes and This would mean, of course j munities like ours. But at the out- iJo*‘towns In the defense IndusU-iesI rharwe of the New York off , abandonment of all present hope oljset the essentials for home defense ,hc c,/cct on the of Uiteithe National Founder’s Assn. using the American army for a' wCre apparently badly neglected ir | counlr>- *ul *» ,nore devastating w YEARS AOq counterattack and without counter | fMvar of superfluous frills. La J than news of colossal defeats. ’I March 13. 1902 attack we cannot hooe hope to win the Guardia nuardiA »ra. 1 Deaths of the week—Mrs. Joseph w'as too busy being mayor Biggest Thine on Earth JC tc lu ] . S Keeler. 67. at her home in Carl­ of New York to give much -time .. j Recently six standard automo- ton Center on Feb. 22; Mrs. Adaltne To any reasonable person it it organizing civilian defense: k.j D.>I biles drew up In line and started Burdick, on Feb. 20, at her home in rs clear beyond all argument that we Roosevelt. Just dldn t seem to hav« ■__________________ ___________________________________________ >■"’« j to drive over ■ new road a* new*- Hickory’ Corner-: Mrs. Asa D Truveannot afford to dissipate our com­ any conception of what was needed. ; reel men nnd photographers record I er. 27. at Morgan on Mar 5: Dr. A bat troops in this manner and that Even now this important service , ed lhe event There was nothing un- I Philo Drake. 74 in this city March “ wa» »»«e ‘°«d 10„ , „ responsibility for the protection ol is In charge of one who has nevet “»“•> •bout »>»* unv training nr fvnMAanM t. - 00 wh'ch they were traveling—for > Barnaby Bros. ex)N‘ct .to have local installations must not be Im­ ■linrl ro V / k ? "p,Tlrncc these were lhe first six passenger ‘'«eir nr* Palace Cale r. adv to open posed upon the national army fit him for the Job. Consequently । BUtomobllM to U1C thc new highway 1 °» Saturday. The building ha-, been Rather, it must be assumed by local *u. ... ---------wWch ltrrtehM ,lon< ,he of entirely rermidelr^Mnd Join:i Itenkrs hls ----------------------effectiveness will be controlled ns baker. defensive forces »uch as state troop* by the caliber of lhe assistants hr lhe giant Grand Coulee dam on the ’. has been employed "* Lee Jon of Jackson has purchased home guards, local police and both picks. ’ Columbia river in central Washing , Ute laundry now nut by Lev Ilins paid and voluntary: guards recruited More than a year ago. a specially- ton. When the great dam. which < nnd will take charge at one* stretches 4.300 feet from cliff to cliff , precisely for this duty. felected group of police officers across the largest river of thc West ] . one of 37 of the Sil applicant* who Speaking of lhe current submarine was sent to England to study the is finished visitors to Grand Coulee icore, Oen. Marshall believes that fine civilian defense organization will be able lo wind down into the passed the State Pharmacists ex­ I amination m Grand Rapids Axis power i "calculating our pub­ which has been developed there.; Columbia’s gorge, cross on top of ] wrfk d‘™ "> "’u ™>d“a» ” leel! lic reaction." have sent their sub­ Y« none ol u>e« men are In com-' mindina ooduona In lhe OCD I *"”• **" b""k "" I 50 ’“HR AGO marines in close to odr shores foi m <1 Jia pmuons ui inc fjven relurn by mcani ot n March 10. 1892 tiie very purpose of sUmulaUng a Wh>7 ! fine highway bridge Just below the C. B. Hwmn.« took in the extunslamor for the use of the army fot Delrolt. a key Industrial area and] big structure. From thi* bridge, ' inatinn at Grand Rapid-. March 1 police duty. He warns us that, in a prime target for saboteurs ar i «nd also from Die highway, it will ; and 2 and is now n registered pharline with this same obvious strategy enemy air raid.', b- woefully lacking] be possible to sec the torrent of wa- 1 inn cut. ..... ................... j c w Burpee hn.v bccmpnolntcd Wc must expect nuisance air raids. in elementary defense pfecaulions. ter. far greater than Niagara, which j C W Bttrprr ha.v been rqmointet! . ASO-foot «nlu. plunge over the l1,650-foot spill- '' ixsstmasler poMmnster at Yankee Springs. Spring*. Gen. Marshall, however, believes — Tiie motor city is'probably no ex-1 will nltmttr way. Here will be a waterfall and Kurtz has gone to Ann Ar­ that Axi* strategists have nihcalcu- ( ccplion.. Why docs this have to be' * spectacle that tt will be hard to j bor lo cn,cr the pharmacy dcpaitlated He is certain that American. Will it take a teries of "Pearl Har- [ equal as a scenic wonder. , ,ncnt ■ tn-----------------: Min Emma Hock started for ■people have the courage to face the] bors” lo force us to organise as we Grease Spot* California yesterday where she will hnrah realities of this Ufe and death! should? Grease spots can be removed ' ’>•« husband who is working In struggle nnd he calls upon members' Possibly uh of this sounds disfrom the page* of cook books by■, ,’lc golrt.m Mateof Congress "to take the lead in off-1 couraging. Actually, Ivowevcr. thi spongmg the page* with benzene । -n, „ <Pni?s lhe world ha setting the present unfortunate re-1 reverse is true. t then placing white blotters on each cvn. arp who colnni,.llri, actions.’’ ‘ "j For the public Is disgruntled no! tide and pressing with a hot iron. on themselves -Shaw Gen. Marsiiah deserves commen- because of what it has been askec | daUon for this atfalght forward to do—but rather with what tt statement and is entitled to cx|>ett HASN'T been a.sked to do. MARCH fl'* io 14'* IS. . • People nrc willing and anxious tc that he will receive prompt answer get on with tiie difficult Job ahead. to this call ol duty. NATIONAL SAVE YOUR VISION WEEK They are awaiting orders and are' VALLEY FORGE AGAIN willing to accept what is in store. If the defense effort fails to get I other "Valley Forge” for tills coun­ into high gear promptly, apatrfctic try. There has been bad 'news a leadership rather than public, plenty and more, much more. L« apathy will be responsible. coming Bright spots will be few __ . and far between. Twelve months 'WHY FLYNN’ KEEP A DEFENSE WORKER ,h« Miuiun. ™ t. d,r. OI ,1 DON’T tax. BRlIhereUiwiilnllnln. llw ^Uo„ h now alive to the fact that it will lake tremendous effort and great sacrifice to lUfeat Germany and Japan The optimistic feeling that Rus&lun victories arc an immediate prelude lo German collapse: Hut Japan will run short of essentia: materials unless *he achieves a complete viclory over all her op. ponente in two or three months hatbeen replaced by a more realistic attitude People arc fully prepared, we be­ lieve. to accept more hardship* ano mtrictioiu than have yet been im­ posed The average man-on-Uie•treel U anxious to "get bn with the Job" but necessarily- look* foi Flynn to an Important lucrative post is difficult to comprehend. THANKS TO MR. JONES! The pre.-«nl acute shortage In ] rubber is due largely Jo the colossal J lack of foresight and executive in-r erua of Je»K Jones who is trying' to hold down two important full-1 time Jobs—secretary of commerce. and head of the RFC. As long as three years ago. ccrtain farsighted economist* pointed out Hut trouble in the East might seriously effect our supply of rub-| bet. most of which comes from! British and Dutch sources m 'tivel Indies. Several practical procc^c.-1 IN THE DARK/ ( w .fa,, o,.r the !«-. <Mt to s„„ American public I* going to be rail­ commission? ed upon to show plenty of fortitude The appointment mu t be cla&cd in the meantime. Let’s hope that can face our ’ VallbyT-'ufge’ as as one of the wont made by Gov ! Van Wagoner to date. ashington faced lib. • ,; Politically Flynn does not com-; WHERE 18 THE , niand a very impressive degree ol LEADERSHIP? respect, even among Republicans • It u our opinion that those wht He has long been identified as a atlll blame pTtblic apathy for all the close friend and ally of Frank D. shortcomings of the war effort arc11 McKay. Republican rx-hoss. wlio it ; misjudging ths temper of the peo-'I now being tried in Federal c<5urf jile. Why Van Wagoner had to go out The average citizen. we believe of hu. way to name a politician like I P do ■ good day’s work in the office qr factory that Is Inadequately lighted or so lighted as to cause eyestrain. Oetend your home against the common ha* sards that arise through poor lighting. ’Adequate lighting guards against accidents and protects the most precious gift you hs.e-your eyesight. Chsck your lighting today. Stop in at your dealer or at our store and And out about eye-com. fort lighting and th* correct sites of bulbs for read­ ing, studying or mming. kuntmhvi . . . SIGHT IS PRICELESS PROTECT YOUR ★ EYES ★ OOO EYEBIGHT [onsumERs power M PAN >ur UNIT to STATU SAVINGS BONDS STAMPS Let’s Do II Together/ All We Take In FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 13 and 14 Will Go for DEFENSE BONDS AND THE RED CROSS We are offering you an unusual opportunity to aid in the defense lustrate more completely what we are trying to do. One of the out­ drive for our country. For two days standing features of this window Friday and Saturday, Mar. 13 and every penny that we take in in will be a large size cut-out of a gross sales and paid on account we are going to turn over to our govern­ 25 years old and is the same one that we used during the liberty loan ment for'defense bonds. drive of the last World War. In addi- "fighting Yank" which is more than tion to this, $50 out of these pro- * ceeds will be turned over to the Bar­ . ry Co^mtv Red Cross. or Saturday and any money that We feel that we would like to do something that would be a little un­ usual and are taking this method to, Stop in any time during Friday you spend in our store during these two days whether for new purchases or money poi.d on account will be in a small way, do something to aid transferred into Defense Bonds. We would Here's a thrqe-fold opportunity for like to call your attention to a spe­ cial window of our store that will il- you to help yourself, us and our fighting forces. in our universal fight. Waters Clothes Shop VICTORY C_____ ° ve Got A BigJohToDo v ★ HASTINGS. MICH. �THVRShAY. BONDS-WHICH? SOCIAL EVENTS AMERICAN LEGION AND GLUB NEWS place is Mosher Hall. Ann Arbor Reservations for 220 girl* may be made a* only that Ilmifed number LOWER PRK’El Clarence, Cuppon and Mrs. J. W.' Hewitt holdmgdhc winning scorer Eight tables or TTrIdgc"were in play on Wednesday afternoon al the Central P T. A. benefit party at the 'DEFENSE B0ND5 AND STAIAPS NA1' T people than whispered untruth- or minors that spread with liglitnlnglike rapidity: and Mrs Stebbins. Mrs. Clayton BrandMetter. Mrs. David Goodyear and COLORED BAKEWARE •vening complimentary marriage took place at Napoleon । PASSING OF MRS. ••Resolved. That the Amenqin Ohio, on Sunday. Feb. 22. A large EFFIE VIOLA W(M Legion Auxiliary ro on record pledgpink mid while boat called lhc| —"Ship of Hii|iy|ricss" sailed in with tiled on Thursday. afternoon at her n Innd of beautiful and lovely gifts home in Baltimore township after an Illness of two years. She was bom in Fulton Co, Ohio, the daugh­ ter of Mr and Mrs. Riley. McMnnnis. and came to Barry Co 32 years ago She U lurvived by her husMr. nnd Mr,. Harry tertalned Sunday with birthday carry-in dinn Patch Kit Information SEE WARDS TIRE MAN Keep 'em Rolling! Add extra mile* and extra safety to old tube* with Wards patch kit! Include* 20 yatcha... patch rubber..2 lube* Standard there is to be » Joint gathering of the Legion and Auxiliary at the dinner'pt the hrnie of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Roush on Friday evening. Tire Conservation TIRE REPAIR MATERIALS Resolution adopted by family gathering Blough nnd Boyd Clark, second. PIKE PENNSYLVANIA OIL! Stuck up NOW . .. while the price i* low I 3Sc 9 quart won't buy better oil. Try Ward* Supreme Quality ... JOO'J Pure Pennsylvania! Quality Self­ Polishing Wa; if only through fear, should insist that a fully-equipped Red Cross or-, WAtOS Marproof Varuisli twenty-third birthday nf the American LTglon Dinner will preccde the program. Mrs. Sterling | Rogers is in charge of the dinner ally with a soft cloth that ha* been and Mrs Warren Moore Is dining lightly oiled. Save! Gri II* Guard Reduced from $2.25 Waxed Paper the work to prepare for emergenMr. and Mrs. Clarence Bump en­ clcii"—Mrs. Ixxan Ramsey, who was tertained twenty on Sunday In hon- a witness of the Pearl Harbor at- Stella Bump, who was seventy-four Hint day. Her ehildreij. grandchil- ' dren. nnd one great-grandchild were Bock in the day that he Is among hl* sheep Uta I are scattered; so will I seek,out my sheep, and will deliver The mnnlhly meeting of the Women's board of Pennock hospital them out of all places where they have been scattered in the cloudy as held on Monday uftembon nt and dark day.—Ezek. 34:12. BUTTER PECAN DEVILS FOOD CAKE HOT CROSS BUNS each Pockl Watch Reg. $2.19 Moat and BAXGIIAHT IXAKEKY Enameled Aih Handlefl Food Chopper (■ardeuaid Tools Glarelcs* Kitcheq Light honor gutsu were Finley Johnston, Ixtm Bauer. James Langston. Henry Snow-white glass shade circled with crystal rings! Glgatning chromium bolder. See it today! proRram with Henry Davies making the -introductions. George Dean cal numbers were enjoyed. Harmon Wilcox played a solo accompanied Famou, glnia Moo.c vang with Mr*. Rex, Foremun a- accompanist. Mrs. M. O Hill responded to a toast to the! ladies. LnUtr court whist was playi d. Mrs. Chris Spirin mid A- B 1 Door Chirm Or. Friday. Mir. R M. Cook enter­ tained at luncheon honoring Dr. Wheel Enough for a Small Room I Tlirifty-Pak .Wallpaper Low-Priced Bathroom COAT & SUIT NteklPtaled Roller Skate* All head* forged from one piece of carbon iteel! Light­ weight . .. well-balanced ... low-priced! GARDENAID! NUTONE TOMORROW - FRIDAY CHOOSE YOUR SPRING wa- guest speaker at the Women's ?lub that afternoon. Places were laid for eight z SPADING FORK Bracket Enough wallpaper, including border, to redecorate an 8x10 room I Wide leleclion of new pattern* and color*! Shop at Ward, •tt-Cal. Shod. From our Representative’s Complete Line. Tuesday evening, wiu> twenty-eight present. Tlnjc shamrocks were used as individual favors and the napkins, were decorated with emblems approprime to S'. Patlick. After the din-‘ Your choice of colors, style and material. Electric 15.00 to 50.00 Regular 29c Garden Hand Tods Kitchen Clock . Wards Brick Roll Siding MR. HELLER B. F. Cowjer. and Mini Elizabeth Henry will entertain in April On Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank' Sage was hostess to her bridge club played. with Mrs. Anna McGuf- with- the Printzess , . At Uvo home of Mrs. Warren: Moore on N Broadway a lovely; shower was given by Miss Jacque- Five-Foot Step Ladder our store tomorrow, Friday, from 12 to 6 P/M. Come in and look them over! USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN by the hoatess. Steel-Braced Frandsen's Realistic buff bl«ndK brick design! Easily applied, it give* your ho»« the *t£■tantial appearance of brickl Insulate* and resists fire! Give* you a "new" home I BUY DEFENSE STAMPS ON SALE AT MONTGOMERY WA 118-126 SO. JEFFERSON HAS TINGS 10-lnck Hacksaw Bhdet �TOT HASTINGS BANNFB THl’feUHV’. MARCH It, IM! second Iwtue north of Wood school nt the home of Mr. and Mr*. Jan-.r- Preibylertal 'name of wpnwnkl, in Irving. in ’ Patrick. ' crganhsitlon* will bo held in the’i Robert Burch, Hastings. Roll Call IHulingN Presbyterian church. April j Ladles prayer meeting Wednes­ Is Reduced 50 Per Cent ________ " I---* Offering. day afternoon at the home of Mrs । Two physicians of lhe Mayo cllnHastings minister* an- nvkcd to! Question Box. L. Bennett. W. Apple street, between , ic. Rochester. Minn., told the anFREE METHODIST CHURCH Selection—Hastings High School । Park and Washington. meet at the Episcopal Parish Houm- FIRbT Clll'IK II OF 4 । nual meeting of the American MedOlrls* Chorus. today. March 12 at 11 A M . to nr- CHRIST. NCIf.NTlKT ! Wednesday evening prayer meet­ PROGRAM FOR MEETING I leal-association the use ofaulfanlla. Address—District Superintendent . Ing at the church. This is the last range for u Union Qobd Frida,-1 T*'e *ub|ect for Sunday Is ’’Sub- Doud Supper ... ,1I mide. in ide. *ulfapyridin« sulfapyridine and and »ulfuthl*xol aulfathiatol E. H. Babbitt. Grand Raplck. ! OF BARRY CO. W.S.C.S. rcrvice. ■ stance" I prayer meeting before the revival Supper al Doud school Sat. night., cut rat, from (€ptlcef | Benediction—Rev. Stone A county-wide meeting of the W. I 1 cixcvrr !«-•««« 1,1 ‘ .l.4’ »••»«»* at T p. tn Free mla commonly known as blood peln-awtexw.s C s terna*!. fi. C. 8. groups of Barry Oo. will be' ■1 ......... will Offering and proceeds go to Red 1 wtU offering and moercd* go to Red gonln ln ha|f held at the First Methodist church, BAPT1ST CHURCH 'evening March 25. MUs Anna Me-' 1 n..->.vo mcruuiB tcrax Adv3-12 -------------- ----------------------_______ AdvJ-12 I)r wallaca E. Herrell and In,this city on Thursday. March 2«.| The subject for Sunday will be Ohie Is the evangelist. We are ex- »«emoon (Thursday • at the home I Membership B^Umow___________________ . Alex E. Brown showed physic "BUrting at ten o’clock, a pot luck "ReplUtlons ot the Teachings About pec Ung a great meeting and urge:of M,!1 Howard Bolo. R26 S Park . * p claw meeting Wed, o ,,•». .»«« . ,g Ji*- E’e.’ BuWImorr Missionary! the results of th* use of the ! dinner is to be served al noon. Fol- Hks Coming Drath." I you to, attend every service. We are stSociety alii meet with Mr tRul Mrs famido" drug*. They compared the | lowing Is lhe program for the day: Sunday evening services will be'fortunate also in’ securing Miss n Bhhop Ravmoiid J Wade will; pilgrim HOLINESS Cllt'llCII ‘John Moor? Thursday, Mnr. 19. at number of patients who died from nt a Grnnd Rapid. District, „ . . . „ , 10:00—Organ Music. ,n charge of Rev. Albert TeMeer of, Jesr.net Jk,Frlcss of Allendale as our speak Mm . Rally on T,.mla> nmte Bm,»nlft« i,ml Suite, Maith B1 2 P M Al) members are requested septicemia during the year* 1934 to / Invocation—Rrv t wtnstnn the and India Mission who song leader. She will also conduct Mar. 17. al Ui. SUM M.ih™l*l! “d ™" “M’ to be present as there will be elec- ‘ 193d. before the drug* were In wide / g(0,.e ; will bring a number of curios with j childrens meetings every afternoon. ehulth. bi Onuid Rapte Sunptr al ’*/' U a K. iton at officers. J use, and the results In treatment . i ^lnl and lcU lu of **** situation in | Friday evening. March 20. the. . Moran of Newark. Ohio, will conduct Congregation at Singing—Ixd by, me far East. The meeting will com- young people will hold a public fl.3O ,rom 1937 ,0 1939 '____ " j special, teen* s of meetings every, C’edar Creek ---- -------Mite Rev. A. A. Butterfield, nccom- mcnce at 7:30. / meeting ac the church with a pro-! Thf difference w.« almoit 100 per r.tglil al 7 45, Sunday A M. at 1:30 ; Cedar Crerk Community Club will pgnled by the Rev Everett Love. | -------KrBrn put otl by out.of.town talent PRESBYTERIAN . tie held this Friday evening n! Uui eenl ln the number of perton* who Biulm ss Meeting , WERLEYAN ,METHODIST Watch for details next week. ■ ANNOUNCEMENTS I acIiooI. recovcred from the blood infection!, YOUng Peopled T1RST CHUBCIt or CHRIST, ; Introduction of Quests I CHL’RCJL North Irving Church ' The pastor s preparatory class for SCIENTIST -----------they declared. church . Talks by District W. S. C. S. Of? i Hastings Church I Sunday morning preaching serv-' those who plan to tuilu- with the\. . Caratr Church *ad Cantar Street* . „ । .. Delton | The drug* are not effective in all ; fleers. ■ • I p y g meets at lhe! ice and Sunday school are for you - church at Easter tune will meet this. “ -.1 Bunday aae.lee al 11:0" * M. . . . .. .. 1 The regular family/tight meeting type* »f such infections, they add- I 12:00—PSr-Luck Dinner. : irarsonage thb afternoon. All the Attend! | aftemopn at the church qt 4:15. ' nine at Mi Sain Shrlner* .on E will !*• held In the church biL-cmi nt ed. they arc mo*t effective in com1:00—Organ Music _ ladles are urged to attend. I Friday evening young peoples Sqnday morning the pastor will Madhon. • • bnlhli' Thur»dav,evenlng. March 19 a pot batting the two worst killing organ- i Devntlons-rMrs. Bertha Bush. Young peoples meeting Frtdny meeting at the Arthur Kidder home ’‘ tell about "The Leoiurd's Spots" and, . Women's TIiiiemLiv P M prnyei luck supper will he served al 7 o’clock isms, hemolytic, or blood-destroying j Delton ■ evening at the Arthur Kidder home. Tuesday evening prayer meeting II will preach on the theme "Rcstitu- i service at 3:36 at Mrs. Chas. with "" Mrs John Harrington and. streptococcus and....................... the staphloeoe; tlon Of All Things " Mrs, Lincoln Ba h in charge. There cus aureus, which is the common | EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ktor will be a program with Mfs.. Paul bug found in boils. Phan* SMS and elders wih be held nt the church ' BISHOP WHITTEMORE TO Kybure and Mr., Arthur HalM Until now death from' blood Infec• Monday. March Ifi. at 7 30 P. M. --------- -----------— — The Ladle- Aid Socictv will meet bus been very high, the Mayo clinic l.t U>, ehurrh .> S » F M navite .,11 muduc, . ph&icians declared, but the use of Imntbinntte s-rtk-r «, rrnmanUrt the'sulfamido drugs lias decreased RILORIM HOLINESS CHURCH T,,. ftftftUM »k-U„. orthr d.unb , r„.,,rh m Wnlnrte, Click No. 2 Ol the W. S. C S. will tiie fatality rate about six times. . t“St" 11 ” ’.'Himte. Mute H ft, 7 30 uiloek. meet on Friday. Mar. 13. with Mr. They added the most important 705 W. Bout TOO I it 10:00. 30 TH. bubil dlnnrr -111 br M-nud .... ..., , „. W J Linington. 515 E, Clinton. Vts- factor In recovery from ..blood poh wr«ki it ll.OD. itofs uelveine. toning is adequate treatment with l-ti'l wrtltr it 7.00. the drugs. .................. , ............................... Per* on*'who had complete treat­ ■j METHODIST ment had seven chances out of ten to I DOWLING - SAJmSLD BANFIELD .CHURCHES live. Those who failed to follow the ' c.. [such other business transacted a? n,uu,canttus subject of the program will be "Altreatment had seven out of ten ' DowUa< ' shall property come before the meet- ‘ Bishop Whittemore is well known couoi Eauciilion.’' Tills wilt be a chances to die. I JIMwr-k •»r«le» Frid* visitors are welcome.‘ing. | in Hastings, having spoken here on Mr Mvei.il oreasfniv. He Is well known You con save money now—let Us help you in your floor plans Al the last meeting of the Comus ' for hls Interest hi civic uffpirs. and The next regular meeting of lhe club the following officer- wenDifferent Strain* of Corn ]।.Baafltld— ejected: preMdtnt. W. G Bradford. Idem of the Michigan Mental Hr- noon. March 19 A good attendance Vary in Feeding Value | I vice preslden*. Henry Vahlsing; m-c- ciene Socie’v He will preach the Is desired us plans must, be mad’ Although there's not much differ- Xl retary and treasurer. Delbert Whit- sermon on WctUiesdny evening, ns for the county rally to be held tn mote. ence in the value of hybrid and I FIRST METHODIliT CHURCH well as administer cpnlirmatlon Hastings this spring L. Wloxton Stont. Filter * I The annual meeting of Lansing open-pollinated corn for .fattening I There will be special music bv lhe I Presbytery; will be held Monday XV. S. C S. Circle No 6 has changed pigs, there is a wide difference in I vested choir A rordial invitation is MApril 13. In the Presbyterian church the date of its regular inretinu from , feeding value between specific 1 t1 j at Holloway. strain* of corn, whether it I* hybrid I ------------ _ . The annunl meeting of- Lansing' iiildhe the home of Mrs Wm or open-pollinated, nniiini>tr<1 s^ys it. It w. W emrFnir- ■ NORTH 1RVINO WE8LETAN METHO dist church SERVICE Sl'NDAY Fields Di vert • will be served nt bank*, professor of swine husbandry ' j- — •— -—------- --- ----------Next S tndii’. March 15. children ‘ 30 P ’'*■ , ' ' at the University of Illinois college i H*.Un<«. ’ Mlchk.n of agriculture. I Pt< of RnmRnuel Episcopal church will; Knights Templar Ladies will meet attend the II bVlock service with • Thund.-iy M ir 12. .it 7:30 Mr.-, Pig* receiving hybrid com in 11 i sm their parcrih. In observance <J what jan>es Langston is chainnuii of the experiments conducted at five (la- | 'Y*b* lias been known for many centuries entertainment committee. lions made an average daily gain ■ as "Mothering Sunday." or "Rose, -----------of 1.49 pounds, compared with 1.46 Yu, Sunday' On thi fourth Sunday in Hospital Guild No. 7 meets on pounds for open-pollinated. Pigs ; ________ Lent it wa.% customary In ancient Wcdnradnv, March”18. with Mrs. E ute an average of 391 pound* of HABTIMOB WESLEYAN METHODIST times for youth* and old to go to the A. Parker. 8. Jcllt-rson St., at 2:00 hybrid corn in making 100 pounds ’ ...... CHURCH • Mother church", of the parish. P. bJt tntr Bill* Ro *4 ud N. Michigan A gam. while they ate an average of . J. B. Chrlipeli. Mlnl>t«r Cakes were sometime-, distributed tn ____ - -----------------------31M pound* of opcn-polllnatcd for r«*... toi Rd. ;o: e s.. suu S4. rhoa* st t-ndi i, chuir'i... «;< wild item. Trapunto Quilting Ea,y, A Ooip«l' «Center each 100 pound* gain ■ * « —•*- *WUn Cbrirt !• were given as nosegay., while in! . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN However, when different strains of Rome a golden rose was presented ------- Professional -------------- 1 1Look —u Gives to M’tnr outstanding Christian wom­ Trapunto quilting i» one of those hybrid and open-pollinated corn an. in recent >ears, many churche.J prufesjlonul ,,„u. looking touches that were fed pigs, more than half For Lasting Happiness Buy Defense Bonds and Furnish Your Own Home hnv< been reviving Jhe observance; ,.Vl,n u1<} begmiier can accomplish a t>ound gain a pig fur each day «r .in... ... 11, her o.vn S4.,A^nB machine quite was observed. The difference wa* ol tin-day ns ~ a h.teAi. special time tor the rot quite so great when cuttlparing children t6j>ttcnd church. At Em­ easily. Decorators , like it on manuel church, the chlldA-n will draperies, cushions, bedspreads, strain* ot open-pollinated a* in the JEFFERSON STREET U. B. CHURCH sing a group of their songs, and cose''of hybrid corn. dressing table skirts, even slipcov­ there will o<- a short address by the. The difference in feed consumed I PEN ers. Rector. Visitors are welcome. for each 100 pounds of gain was ju»t ! It m “ be» the plainest negligee with the Maaic Feed luxurious, gives distinction to *um- a* striking when the strain* were Washing New Flannels ’ compared. There was a difference ; ",‘* .ft ,«eUte pte brfft,. , »35O < t 172 pounds in the case of openwashing nvut flannels to soak them — - 1 The outline of lhe pattern you pollinated and 89 pounds for strains cu, *500 for a quarter of an hour in cold r ; K Wish tu follow should be stamped of hybrid. water, with a good handful of salt. Even though the problem of hy­ Then wash them in lhe ordinary ' traced cn a piece o^ muslin. Thi* brid versus opcn-pohuialed corn has ] atri is -carefully pinned and basted T ceased in to tw* be a nrahlern. problem. Professor ClUTMtHd way. This makes washing much ;to the wrong ride of your fabric, , easier and lhe articles look beauti­ stamp side up. The design Fairbanks concluded that strains of ful when dry. * hybrid and strains of open pollinat■JEST U II CHURCH machine stitching ab<iut one-fourth cd corn may vary as much within Course In Weather Forecasting their respective classes as any one inch .ij;.irt Then •aitli a bodkin or THE LEE OFFICE SUPPLY The University of New Hampshire long upholstery needle, strands of hybrid would vary from any one The Businessman's Department oiler* a course in weather forecast* openjtoliinated variety. wool are run through the casing be­ ing. In which students are taught to tween the muslin and outside fabric Hastings lo form tiie quilted design. ECAUSE of the wartime emergency, the Federal Government Refrigerator Conlriea Excellent in advance. To turn the corners .or start a Refrigerator cockles arejus} the has found it neceuary to restrict civilian use of materials new design, the'\ bodkin may be thing for those who like their cookie* brought out ot the muslin and in ­ needed in production for war. These materials include aluminum, serted again wherever desired. If baked fresh every day. Pack the dough firmly into a tquare pan <B copper, xinc, iron, steel and other items necessary to electric or by B inches) that ha* been greased I i-i 'gas construction. with pure vegetable shortening, then *'’1' ' tween .muslin and fabric. lined with waxed paper. Then store PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH the dough In the refrigerator and , Gum Tragacanth 8. Conor Halhavay. Patter These restrictions make it impossible for us to continue our The United States imported 3.064.. slice und bake them as needed ' 235 W. CroUr Street Morning warxhlp JO;30. , G76 pounds of gum tragacanth in Cookies made with pure v«?getablr 1 past policy of extending our electric and gas service lines to new 1039. compared with 1.074.100 pounds shortening arc crisp, tender and de licious. customers and enlarging our facilities lo provide additional capac­ in 1938. □RACE LUTHERAN CHURCH THE CHURCHES oniniuiiity Notice* (Sijurrb Netos Now is the Ideal Time to Invest in New Fumishings-Floor Covering Organizations Carpets, Rugs, and Linoleums are still available in GOOD standard qualities at our regular prices. We also recommend to you to select your new furniture. fits - Smart dining room suites and luxurious living room furniture'. Our new stock is well assort­ ed with modern and beauti­ ful designs of reliable qual­ ity. Handsome bedroom out- Come in and compare our values. You will find that. . W. A. ROTH FURNITURE Priced exceptionally low. OFFERS YOU GOOD FURNISHINGS AT LOWEST PRICES ZVMUWARI’ If Your Plans Call for Gas or Electricity B ity for existing customers. While present regulations permit certain short extensions, we necessity be imposed. Extensions requiring substantial amounts of materials must be specifically approved by the Government be­ fore construction can begin, even 'if the required material is in stock. The procedure for presenting requests for priorities, and ob­ taining them on the material items which go into extensions re­ PHARMACY AND MEDUGINE Pharmacy is the practice of preparing and compound­ ing medicines. Medicine is the science dealing with the prevention, cure, or alleviation of diseases. Due to present conditions and \to help conserve for this national emergency, we are forced to .change our schedule and policy of deliveries. We will moke two daily deliveries I10:00 o. m. and 3 00 p m. I. We will deliver free any order of $1.00 or more. A -small-de­ livery fee will be charged for orders of less than $1 00. Effective March 15th BESSMER'S MARKET quires considerable lime. Therefore, if you are thinking of build­ ing, moving or installing equipment requiring an extension of our lines, or additional capacity, please consult us before concluding your plans. 'We will be glad to cooperate to the extent that restrictions pennit. We wish that restrictions were not necessary but wc ap­ preciate that lhe needs of National Defense must come first. We therefore accept, them willingly and are trying to conform with them both in spirit and to the letter so that VICTORY may come the sooner. Consumers Power Company . *Leff not. forget that purchase of Defense Savings Stamps and Bonds also will help speed Victory. CbsaicUu Christ far a Chsaitns World" Notice to Customers do not know when or to what extent further restrictions may of BAPTIST CHURCH HASTINGS METHODIST CIRCUIT A. W. HESSMER Note the difference! The pharmacist spends years in the study of drugs— their origin, characteristics, 'and* methods of com­ pounding. The physician spends years in the study of the human body — also, the prevention, cure, or alleviation of the diseases to which it is subject. If you ore ill. a physician is the proper person to con­ sult. If you will hove your prescriptions compounded in our pharmacy, you can be assured the work will be done in a scientific manner. YOU CAN BANK ON THESE IGA SAVINGS SPECIALS FOR MARCH 13 and 14 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, lb. 33c ! LB. LIMIT JELLO, All 7 flavors________ 6 for 39c MACARONI and Spaghetti, 2 lbs. 19c IGA IODIZED SALT, 2 21b. boxes 15c ROYAL GUEST COFFEE______lb. 27c Tin: corves or CHAXACTXX REED’S »ItVG STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hastings Phone 2241 State & Jefferson FREEPORT BUTTER________ lb. 37c DICKORY BACON, 1 lb. layers, lb. 32c BESSMER’S MARKET Phone 2293 Deliveries 10:00 a. m. and 3:00 p. m. American Husbands Okcb American men take their wive* for granted. American man don't understand women. American meh are • thorn in the side of female progreu; an obstacle to happy home lilt. ’ " That Is lhe altitude of American wivea toward their husbands, ac­ cording lo a prominent woman writ­ er. She then fakes her pen In hand to hand Ute wives a verbal lashing tor their attitude. She declares that women have had freedom and povyer fot centu­ ries but It was crushed down by rn»n h.-r could not take such power as they had, gracefully. BAKMUL Wm ADV*. ,iT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1M2 I Judge Archie D. McDonald isholding courf in Detroit this week. GERLINGER—LUND ’| 1 MARRIAGE LICENSE The marriage of Mbs Gwendolyn Clyde Arnold. Hutlngs ..... Lund, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs Rose Marie Yoho, Hastings . Ben Lund of Wakefield. Mich., amij Richard Gaaklll. Hastings .. Russel) Gerlihgr- >au of Mr and Avis Doris Solk. Hastings .... Mrs. Reuben Gctllnger of Hustings • PaUents who have been dUBernice Kelley vUited friends in | Mra. J. E. Mattoon visited friends Mrs. Ethel Hess U visiting her was solemnized at a candlelight charged from the hosptul during, Dominic Leonardelll. DowUnj Grand Rapids, Monday and Tues- Bt Vermontville on Friday. ‘aiater. Mrs Mead of Freeport UUs i Nearly one hundred members and ceremony at the home of the Drtde'b the past week were Mrs. Fred Nadia Thorpe, Minneapolis. day i Mr. and Mrs. Warren Carter spent *eckQuests of the HaZflngs Womai's . Minn. —•- -• — •••------- ■- parents on Saturday evening. Feb- Ziegler. 1100 N. Broadway. March 5: Pit. Wtlliadl Bailey of Port Custer.| Sunday in Grand Rapids. ! Aben E. Johnson made a business club met al the Masonic dining ruary 28. al eight o’clock. The Rev Mrs Harold Benedict. Vermontville Be just, and tear not; let all the hair and akin by Marlon ,u. _. u n lron41de came homc from trip u> Memphis. Tenn., lhe Oral of.room Friday afternoon for U»c musl- Clarence p. Hal! rend the slngle_R_.I,-March 7; Mrs Harold Bugbce. of*Peggy Baker. - CBj 'tea in charge of the /me Artstea In charge of the Fine Arts ring service ih the presence of thirl - HastuTg*. It 4. March 4; Mrs. C. L : ' ................................................................... Lansing on Friday because of illness. ---- weelc . ,eaf James Mr. and Mra Everett PettengiUi Mn.’josie Koch of CUrt has been James Mulder Mulder returned returned Tuesday Tuesday:.... , Department. Miss Florence Camp­ relatives nnd Iritnd*. Textcr. 128 W. South St.. March 4; thy God's, and truth's.—Shake- Mother and Daughter Scribe Donna Bacheldsr. Preceding the ceremony. Mt-. Mrs. Dun Shay, 17l W Clinton St. speare. of Grand Rapids visited HasUnga. visiting her sister. Mr*. Glen Perk­' to hls studies al the Grand Rapids bell, chairman. ' University. I The Women's Club chorus under Elsie Collins played a piano num- Ma:ch 7; Mrs Edward Fuhr. East relatives on Friday. ; liu Mr were and‘,^unday Mrs Russell Moll Del-1 the direction ol Mrs. Arthur MrS*nd MraMpra^kOl vd^oMlui*1 Ho*’ard UllM w“ homc froT . lo™ _gue»Ts “'ofof‘ WMl^n7d71^pr^ra'm ’’wnh ‘two Lower mmi- tier and accompanied Miss Phyllis Luoung. H. 1.. March 5. and Clare I ton wen**Huneav StlMts nf Mlu nnonerl Ih, nmor.mi with tun num. Hypse of Omuiin. cousin of the • ’ Pardee. Sli-lbyvllie. March 8 ™rtTo,Ban* Boston. Mass, from Friday UU Helen Newton ten Dr Charles Sink of the U. Lndc. who sang "I Love You Truly.' Edward Davis, Hastings. R. 3. en­ .Monday. • | Charles and Jack Bowman of Bay of M. was the speaker. He apoke Miss vuu ,.,„ nuu Collf-.v. also ir,™,™ renpfrtd the tered thr nnspttal following an acMra. Verc Miller of Chicago was1 1 Mrs unnia uui wcx« iuwui Emma fttTUn Freeland of uairaucu*.' Caledonia.! City were guests M of Mr. ।and Mrs. C. -in an informal way of hi* contact -Wedding March” from Lohengrin Hie-guest of her Uster. Ml*s Doreen hp<.ni Wednesday with Mr. and F. Finstrom on Sunday. .... - -------- ------- ...------------ - Finzirom cr. Sunday. with the many musical celebrities lls n proqewlnnui and played .softly1 cident, hls liead being injured. John ’ Gould. 401 W. State St., is abo an BJnry. over,thr weekend. Mrs. Alien Pender? I Mr. and Mrs. Albert ef Mr». Hauer of who apjieiir In Ann Arbor. He aUo during —— the: ---------ten ice uccldt-nt patient, hi* left leg being Mr. and Mis Ray Aidrich of OkieMrs. Blanche jOtL Ills went . *to — Lan-1 Woodland ------were Bunday —j-.. guests of told of many interesting experience.', For her weddiqii. the bride chaw’ hurt in 'in .into crash. v*»n< I Mr. und Mr». Olen hlin*elf hsvc had ilonlq ww Sunday uuc-u of Mr.'sing Thursdayzforr a visit vish with Mr ..sir. una arj Mien Chun. viuui ■ ' - ----- Sink ------- and ----- ------—— ------— a beige gatartiinr -■uit. with black.-Gunscnhouvrr. DHton. R. 2. is tm-5..,. k .imik-. FnuTand rnui »nu vnuuivu. jwiuiiun ousu. Mbs Norma Oliver and Richard entertaining such noted pen and S^rs. Charles Children ana nnd lars^ Mrs^Wtniam Suska. XIr mid .Ind Mrs. XItk Gconte Boereinu unit i Mra. R. er v Mr. undpM r'zwxU Cook and —children are! Ragla of Detroit spent the weekepd P‘e "P0™- I-a*r"’lcr T,h' rosebuds and pink swret pea*. Mu-■ ptnving linin'*ini. an injury to in; family iff .Ciu’ill.ic were weekend-1 spending the week with Mr. and I with Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Cole. • bits. Paderewski and many others Marjorie Lund, rr eowdn. served a.-, right leg in ah auto' accident. Medical i; 'IcnU axe Addnou PengiUiU of hcrXi-ui*. Mr and.-Ktrs iMru. Muri De Foe ot Charlotte. ■ Mr. and Mrs Willard Perry and Susanne Buimicr gave three bride rmaid nrri wore a light blur 1- Millie McDonald. Charles Chrtsuium>----------- j Dr. and Mr A B. Gwinn and son of Midland were guesh or Dr. plaid suit with - ta liters*orie> Richard M Cook left on Saturday children left on Thursday for a vu-, and Mrs. B. A. Perry over the weekJd E Thorn Hasting*; Mrs. Otis White rosebuds and L r 8t Petersburg Ft >. to spend a cation trip to points in Florida end. ™ ”**’ ILirthy II ;R. 2: Mrs Agnes nd R. 2; Harold couple of weeks wltli hL* imrcnt*. Mr.; Mbs Velma Ellis ot 602 E. Green Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brower of .Luud, brother of the bride, was best ue. R 2: Miss l>!la Stewart. Bel and Mr>. W. R C<xtk 1* visiting in Grand Rapid.* for a few Battle Creek were guests of Mr. and man. . ’~ Ruvell nnd .... ____________ ... ond everybody should work. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Campbell days. She will return Wednesday. ! Mrs Glenn Brower over the wcck- was served Mrs. C Mowry mid Miss Blue and White wax the color Florence Campbell pre-ridlng Re­ E. Mdl St., lhe Rev. Stephen Pauli. ami daughter Mam ta spent last Mr and Mrs. Roy Hotchkiss and end. Wc'vc always liked selling motif for the dirorations at tiie r<Like Odes.-.i: Mr. William Courling. wetjtrnd nt Ft. Dix. N. J with their son of Detroit, were weekend guesU Mrs. Harvey L Paulson ot Mas­ ceipts from lhe tea will help defray work clothe* but today we son. Pvt. Myron Campbell. I of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jus | kegon lias been visiting hef brolh- the expenses of Hie Club Chorus 'the btlde's table , being centered Lnfa- Odo * R. 2. i:kI Muter ROd­ Mr. and Mrs. William Fox of End: ley. |cr-in-law and .sister. MT. and Mrs. when they go lo Detroit. March 19 with a bouquet ol' blue and white ney Boyes. 103 K Hich St All seem are taking marc pleasure Kalamazoo sp'nt the wi-ekend* with ~ Mr' 'und Mrs. Kent Drake of j Willard Smith. ' snapdragons flanked with blue and to be making a good recovery. their parents. Mr and Mr> Harley;South Haven were 9iesU of Mr. and; Mr and Mrs -Fred Moore and: ,1 cn°™s 61 ”>c alslc HwraMrs D. D Skeilingcr. Lake Odes--a Fox uiid Mr. nnd Mr*. Archie Reick- Mrs Wayne Merrick Saturday and'Ralph of Buttle dreek were Friday!140,1 i ,v. ......... Betty Meyer- 712 8. Jefferson .frwhmtnts Wc know that whether ord ! Sunday. | dinner guests of the former’s niece jiorace ANGELL IS During tiie evtniiuL the bride K1 Phllc Olb. Hastinga. R. I Miss Mi. nnd Mrs Robert Walldorf! Mr and Mrs. Cornelia* Mann!j Mrs. A E. Trim. • -------------and groom talked wiui his ixin.nL* t-4-11" Daw. H.u-itng*. it. 3. and you're an office man or a were In Grand Rapids Friday night wen- in Kalamazoo Sunday lo Be<* | Dr. D. D. Walton is in Detroit loand other rrlnt'vrr. -here over long Correll Eidn-d. Bellevue. R 1. are to A.?£‘*1h, ‘T?" °.r.,« n..‘ disUme U mon at a lathe you're work­ xecovcrinj friim major operations to -rfc -rfc a u rolltiit eollrgc friend friend of of tiie the forfor- their their daughter. daughter. Mrs. Mrs Robert Robert Tipton Tipton iI day day to to attend attend a a committee committee meeting meeting mer. Harold Miller, who was home who 1* tome-, navy°und on Feb 23 . Mr * r“" U un Inilurnzu influenza uaiient patient nt al Bron-1 Bron- ‘ of the Michigan Board of On Optomeing for Victory and we have | ___________ graduated from Utt Tlse babies boin nt lhe hospital on furlough Iroin the Chicago Naval son hospital | trists this evening. Wakefield High *clM)dl and on Wr<J.. done our best to match your no iut.il Mrs Winston Merrick and son! Mrs. H. A. Adrounie spent the received a petty officer Yeoman I in .-day before her m.irrlugr,' *!••■ Mr. and Mi* Br.sil Tobias, Hastings Second Class rating. In June. Hor­J received her nur•<•'.> diploma from R 4. on March 4; a girl to Mr. and effort by securing for you Mrs. H"ri । rl I" Robinson. Mrs are apending the week with her weekend with her daughter, Zabelle Ai.;wi T. Johnton und Mrs. Tony iiarcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles De-'at Stockwell Home. University of ace graduated Irom the Unlvenlty the Methodbt hospital in Omaha Mi. Ben B RUner. Delton. R. 3. on the best work clothes ibf Chicago nnd since then lias brrn .--------~rarMj Kapida were Lano of .SturgLs. upd her brother j Michigan. Ann Arbor ! where she ha* bt-'.-n for Ihrre yens March 5: a girl 10 Mr. and Mrs. money can buy. gu.u- <d Mr., Archie Mulder Archie McCoy McCoy and und Si-ivln"ix^ioud Melvin DeLano. <-t WhlUPifea». White Pigeon.“’ j Mr.^and **" J Mrs. Henry *’ -----------, and where Mr. GrrUngcr has com- Reuben I, Sr rag m. 619 N. Hanover Mi... Fnuiki 8. Evans Mr. Gordon “ Mannl ~and Sunday guests of the former's' . 5 41 m- oi«n p'.eted u post graduate course Tlicy on March 5. 3 girl to Mr. nnd Mrs — on on Thursday. Thursday. "" und " Mr*. ---------Mt- Robinson leaves soon to Join children ot Toronto. Can. visited: brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs Peter :°*Pa”Mle44‘ ' 9°n „ *L_O - will reside near Ha'-'tim:-. Nebraska Cloyd WUUaina Cressey. R. 1, on Ik : husband. Set H F Robinson, home folk* over Sunday, the chll- Mulder of Grand Rapids. w „a*-v . where both are to be employed at March 5; a boy to Mr. and Mrs nt Fort Bingg N. C. She rat the drrn rtmuinlng here to attend: Dr. and Mr* o L. Lock wood plan a’°*“ “4® .Ithc Mate hospital and where Mr Donrdd Rayner. Nashville, on March former Mis. Irene Johnson, who has rchool Mr Mnnni cxpecU to be to attend the Civic Players' producl**l“1 4” 41 ' Ger'.inger ha* Uen working for four 6. .1. i;irl tn Mr nnd Mrs. Glllicrt a .lumber o! friend* in this city. transferred to this city soon ■ Hon. "Mr. and Mrs. North." in Kai­ years aj Timm. Hasting*. R. 2. on March 8. doing enlistment work at the re ­ '* Sunday* guests of Mr. and Mrs amazoo on Friday evening. cruiting .station al the Great Lnkea months nt Palm Freeman Furrow were his stster.l Mis. W. J. Field, Mr. and Mrs. , 8. Jc-ffexaon St. rn March ,9; a boy ; Naval Station. HC enjoys-the work. it; her mother. Mrs. Mt-. Frank King, mid her daughter Don Blivin :ind Robert Field were he and hls wife living on Diamond was delighted the other day to rev­ to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Finkbelncr. re. returned on Wednes- from Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs, I-ew Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs flU8 E Hubble St., on March 10. ceive n l«dt*-r from her son. Buddy Wilcox of Allegan. Her dntiglih-r. Manin, remained ColUgan. Mrs. Marte Bigler. Mis.- Cranston “ * Tiie incubator babv. Baby Killer, Lakes. Petty officers are given this Dale Green, Item whom sh< ' ” had tx improving nnd the condition ot . with lier grand- Dorothy Halsma and Robert Furrow I Mrs. NelUc Trombley. Ed Lewis, «>r>- W'lile enroute of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaPonsie privilege of living outside the sta­ —— hi- -tiie Compton baby L* good. formed tvs mother that he w?- - • Mopped in Denver Mr. nnd Mrs Steven Bristol of of Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. tion. Pearl Harbor and wa: ~ Autograph Hunter* Differ iik i .i former Has- Muskegon were Sunday guesta ot and Mrs. H. E, Birdsall Sunday. rank W«-also tils Mr. and Mrs. James Bristol. Mr.: Mr. and Mr*. Myron Campbell re­ COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERS Autograph hunters have different I - Smith, to whom Bristol rrturntci to Muakegdn Sun- turned las', week Tuesday from icth<xi* and habiU in different Mr and Mi s.-Laurence E. Barnett Tiie Country chib committee for irrlt-d the next day day evening.. Mrs Bristol remaining Camp Dix. < J., where they visited ilic*. say Hollywrfod motion picture March met on Monday evening foi ennouiiee thr engagement of their their son. Myron Campbell. Jr. daughter. .>!t«. Margret, to Clayton .. Kenneth Biddle, who enlisted ip dinner nt ths home of Mr. and Mt* nts of signature stalker. New the medical corps, went to induction O. E. Goodyear nnd made plans for, B Matson. -n cl Mr anil Mt. John, It people are s.Idoni actually on 1„ Matson of Dowhnt. Tin- wedding ‘ ,J‘ headquarters' in Detroit Friday and thi- March entertainment which will ' hunt for celebrities nnd their was later transferred'to Fort Cu»- be a dinner on Sunday. March 15. nt the club for members and thtir MLvs Virginia Luiken.* spent the gitesU. The serving Hour* arc from Potato Cookies iph hunters. 12:30 to 2:30 when n "regular I weekend .it her home in Kalamuoo All our hairstyles ore designed, in fact, to 2 c Hour; , and was unable to return Monday picture celebrities, but they ore not bring out your best poinfe; for flattery. Members of thr committee are tn her teaching duties because of tabid fans. They are quiet nnd lm Mr. and Mrs. Goojiyviir. chairmen Come here for complete satisfaction? 4 l baking-powder; the storm. mannerly, nearly always say “thank •nd mia. Un nciuuu Wrldon uiukmmi BronMM, Mr “"i Ur? »> 1 c mashed potatoes Mr. nnu Machinckk* $2.50 up Permanents SL50 up - ..[David French. land Mrs. 8. C. Brock were Sunday „— • —;■< Mr. and Mrs. Abcn l‘fra|dM~Uwy wont. In-Chkago, they gueiU of Mr. and Mr* Basil Smith Johnson. Mr and Mt» Ray Branch 3 T shortening: , MAKE land Mr ,nd Mr, w.rr.n Wlkox «"d M,. „,d m„. J H Tredinrurk Shampoo Finger Ware 1 beaten egj. Cream fat and are usually surprised to see stars APPOINTMENTS Dried OU of Jackson Monday evening bridge was played sugar. Add egg nnd potatoes Beat. on the streets. When they do see a ______ EARLY . | Miu Marjorie Reed. Mrs. Ralph, after dinner with Mrs Oeor-c Ful- until smooth. Add twice sifted flour, . Hawthorne nnd Wayne Hawthorne, w- Oretn St-^winning top score salt nnd baking powder. Drop on friendly. There arc probably less greased pan and bake in a hot oven autograph books in Chicago than ' **'.*-. *n E!etr»t‘ V.iltln< EMPLOYEES RECEIVE elsewhere. Hollywood people, of Praline* ' Martin Hawthorne, also Max Meyers ADVANCEMENTS course, are thoroughly movie con­ I of Fremont, Ohio, who was visiting , , . . ' .!’. e sugac Mr HawUiorre T*° of ""Plow °( '>» J c scious. They arc also Very vocal in ’» c heavy cream Mr. and Mr,. Donald Pronllro and | Co hrro Mv<- nxmlly rr. 1 c maple syrup their'demupds for autographs. ehlldrrn ot Slurgls and Mr. and Mn, c'‘1?ld.ft,v’_trt:a,;c'lnpnu .. 2 c small pecan nutmentr. Shirley St. Petrra leaves Monday: Mix sugar, cream and syrup in ' Hubert Prentice and children of Bl( Industry .r,r guest.-, .u=u of .. Mr. ~r. and ...» ’>»•* !”■ n saucepan nnd stir slowly until; Kalamazoo were The making of gloves anil mittens Mr... Erol Prentta over Ibe week. repo.uMUUn In IrMnlns ta sugar Is dissolved. poll, uncovered, is a $70,000,000 Industry, giving emcn{1 ; manager. He has been un assistant to 236 degrees or until IL forms a; pluyment.io 28,000 persons in nearly ! Mr. Mid Ml. Jwk Rr-enherner' •nit bill, stirring cccxMonally* back; 4«) factories. .nd tour eMldm ot nonbweM CMHd, Sm-Jter ta» «on» »Cold. and forth. Remove saucepan from Thomapple «.re sundM- «ue»u u"f S’ heat nnd immediately pour into Mr. and Mr,. LnKloy Greenfield .nd 'ht “»M-nl m.n,„r ot the J. c shallow pan. Cool to 110 degrees or HIWIIIIOtlMllllllllllllllNINIIBIIHHgilllH bre.iwe ot the norm were unable .™"7 ’ . .. . . .. lukewarm Work with a wooden (■wEu.isH'Aw'j lo Murn lo Uielr home UU on Wed-X-l"' •?“ "'f spoon until creamy. Add nutme.it. nesday employees of the local company and gradually as candy begins to stlfMr. and Mr, Cleo Maurer and'1?"! h”<! J*""'1 fen. Drop by spoonfuls on baking ;= dauMner and t ree! Jon„ and two “ “f c°l'“ ShopMr. and Mr . sheet covered with waxed paper and == allow to stand until firm. Yields == I»Jke?d al Stonily pony honortna C°ld..ler. TMn.-too »,re prrtof one r.nd a half pounds. Bondins i Frctl Jones who has enlisted in the 1CASIP FIRE GIRLS .meat ibeef or pork; == jENTERTAIN MOTHERS ■» m v •* -r PERSONAL MENTION . n Camp Fira .“ Activities Pennock Hospital THE HASTINGS WOMEN’S CLUB Work Clothes for Everybody OSHKOSH, WINNER AND WOLVER INE BRANDS WORK SHIRTS 89ctol-89 OVERALLS J.49 to 2-59 WORK TROUSERS J . 59 to 2 89 Dcstgned for BEAUTY GLOVES 12c to £ .69 l21/?'°25 SHOES 2-45 104.75 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP You Con Do Better At BAIRD’S by GRACIE ALLEN New for Spring If you want tudt twica a tpaady, Swan Soap h juii what you naadyi Compand with old-tma floathi, Swan Suits & Coats i Lnbt evening. Wednesday. the gravy or mint (gravy tt belter) 2 I Camp Fire groups of Hie city held T bread ciumbs (fine'; 2 eggs, well 1 their annual Mother and Daughter beaten. Chop meat very fine or put HASTINGS FOLKS TO 1 dinner al the Episcopal parbh huuw HEAR LOWELL THC through food chopper. Add salt nnd Lowell Thomas tt New 1 I wwni *nuuiat> w York City., each group prc.enting a number on' pepper. MeU butter in aauccpan. the nationally known radio and the program. ' Add gravy and crumbs. Add meat ;। news commentator, will appear us Other speakers were Mi-' Mbs Myra nnd stir constantly over tow heat ! Hie extra number on the "World at Bumgardn-r of Battle Creek. Camp until________________________ mixture I* heated through. Re­ Our Door” aeries at the W. K. Kel- Fire executive, nnd Miss Nora Gar- ■ move from the fire and add cgna. logg auditorium in Battle Creek on* 'in. nalionay Held worker from New 1 Pour In buttered baking dish, stand Wednesday evening, March 18 Ev- York City, otto spoke As usual J In pan of water and hake tn a ' eryone heldlng ticket* Is eligible to the occasion*Was u delightful one. j moderate oven for 12 minutes. Serve go without extra cost. Quite a num-! _,o_v LL ------------- immediately < . ber fiom Hastings are planning to 7.1 «st}* I attend having had season tickets for,''**OC lATfON FEATHER GINGERBREAD the course Mrs mu. Mary Mo>'n*han. moyimniui. president prvMucin . r bollmg twuing water, water. '-i L c shortenshorten- — 1,, r ' • |I of lhe the Barry Co. Nurses association ir mg. -’. c 'brown sugar. '’ c molasses, 3== ,,flour J J g DOANE—BIDELMAN ' ! has ippohilMf the lollowing .i' raw ! I On Friday. March 6. Jean BMcl- chairmen of the standing committ baking powder. t soda. 3-4 t man. daughter of Mn>. Mary Bidel- tees for thi* year: Program. Binger. 3-4 t cinnamon. Pour boilman of Grand Rapids, was married Alice HageUhaw; publicity. Mrs. ing water over shortening Add sugto Charles P. Doane, sop of Albert Rose Cook: nominating. Miss Lottie ar. molasses, egg and flour sifted Doane, same city. The ceremony was Tcusink; membciShip and creden- with the remaining dry ingredients. performed al 8 o'clock in the eve-Hals. Mr*. Sue Carrothers: finance Beat until smooth. Bake in a greas­ ning in the Trinity MethodLst •»Mrs — *»Mary EvarU: special ■-< — Red ed eight-inch square pan In a-mddH Cross,— Mrs.-----------------Kendall Rcnhm; defense. erate 350-dcgree oven 35 minutes. church with the Rev. Albert ...,---------------Peliowe officiating. The Bidelman's Mbs Louise Hayward, Cool in pan. Frost with lemon icing. were former Barry Co. residents. । ‘ RECEIVES HLS COMMISSION Documsntary records ot the Brit Miss Doreen Clary lias received: lih Board of Trade, in the two years word from tier nephew. Robert C .Bronson," son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hu­ following the Revolutionary war. Owned sod erareted by have been acquired by the Library bert Bronson of Jackson, of ills' TUS8A CLEVELAM D graduation on March 10 from Die of Congress in Washington. D. C. Hears—• te S except by sppolaP The records include 1J44 hand­ Aviation Cadet* of lhe Officers DI• vision. Department of Conununica- written pages comprising the min­ HOTEL HAaTTMOl Fbena STIt Hons, at Scott Field. 111. He l- now utes and documentary records, dis­ I a Lieutenant in the Army Air Corfn- closing accounts ot trade relations I His brother Junior Bronson, i • between the 13 colonics and Grc.it 1 also in the nir service. * The BEAUTY BAR ROOMS 8TEAM HEAT HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH HOTEL HASTINGS UNDERGOES A MAJOR OPERATION Hastings friend* were sorry t». hear that Mrr. A W. Wpodbume, of Tampa. Fla, underwent n major operation on Monday. March 2. Her condition since the opcratum is fair, report* Dr Woodburne All hope for her rapid and comph' • re­ covery. ■ Don't Be Match Make the room match. A modern coffee table uf light rnahogang is perfectly safe in an Eighteenth century living room with mahogany furniture ot traditionuI tlpuh. In (act, one or itvo light pieces ot furniture give ncu life to a dark living room ensemble But evil 1* wrought by want of . Do you wish to find out the really thought .lUbllpi*'? Repeal lhe Lui da Prayer. As well as want ol heart —Napoleon. ! . —Thorns Hood. WE FEATURE REDFERN Tihis Spring, more than ever, vou'll need a whole suit wardrobe for your busy days' Cas­ ual suits for‘■defense work, "soft” or suave man-tailored for ‘‘dress”, bold sports suits for the country. See their long jackets, inset belts, pleated, gored skirts Nome your suit— find it in this collection. Misses, womens, juniors. - ....... == fg Si = Popular Priced Line now from | 7 of BETTER Dressas, alio .HU up Love a goad “buy"! 0100230148482323000002010202020148482348892353482323010 pertly taitureil. they look twice their low price! shetlands, tweeds, hetTingbone*. .Misses' women's. Jun lot s'. / COATS IN LOWER PRICE RANGE AT New Shipment of SPRING DRESSES 8’5 Q 98 O Bonnet & Gown Shop 104 Eait Stota Street Phene 2132 v’ �exo«nonT-------------------- mr HASTINGS BANNTR. THI’USDAt. MARCH 1*. Wi ‘south shi’i.tz The Hastinga Banner j Ronald Kenyon and-family nnd j Mr-. Nellie Klnnr ot Nashvill3 nnd British Somaliland, a protcclorati since IBM. with an area of 68. (XX Mr. and M.-s. Gordon Kenyon of square miles and a population of 350.000. still dues not have a rail­ Hastings spent Sunday with Mr way. hotel, bank or European hoi and Mrs. Alva Kenyon. pita I. Amy Sannevilte xpent Mnndav af- . ten-.oon with Mrs. J. W. ’Tedrow OBtlEB TOR APPEARANCE and Stella Hyde. . No school Monday, the cross roads are drifted full. Mr. and Mm Mila Ashby spent one day recently with Henry West and Ills mother. Mrs. Dora Custer of Hastings and found Mrs. .Cii'-ter quite poorly. Her friends m this place hej* lor her recovery Mrs G. E. Kenyon received a let­ ter from her friend. Goldie Monica, who has been In Ann Arbor hot.-} pliul for months nnd wits to have? her sixth operation last week. Stu-, is :x> patieui. and we hope her* lyiends will not forget to write to] her. It will help to cheer her up. | Gertrude Schuster ot Richland. called on Emma Kenyon and he: 1 aunt. Mina Kenyon Saturday. 1 Mrs. Minn Kenyon, who han been) quite poorly for several weeks, war ublc to spend her seventy-eighth birthday. March 6. with her daugh­ ter. Amy Sonncvillc, where she har spent her birthdays for year.- Mr nnd Mrs Alva Kenyon also werrt dinner’ guest.- there honoring MrAlva Kenyon’s birthday as her natal CLASSIFIED WANT ADS OOOK BBO8, mim AUTOMOBILES k .TRUCKS FOR SALE CLASSIFIED BATES TIRES—FOR BALE noth r. Sheldon Agency Surety Bonds Phone 2185 Hastings MIKCr.LLANEOUH LIVESTOCK SwmiNon Agency 109 W. State St. Auto Life Fire Tornado TOO LITE TO CLASRtFT AUCTION SALES II EATING fuel List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 3’01 NASHVILLE EMPLOYMENT -4IELV WANTED DR. L. J. CASTON MAPLE GROVE TWP Coal, Ga> and Oil Fired and furnished Sheet Metal Work Barest roughing IIASTI.-.IIS TWP Phone 2331 j I’,1'” 1 ; Phone 2519 : RABBITS FOR SALE i.,.,. .... ' AUCTIONEER DEWEY REED Quantity of lumber Mattress At springs Single bed A apring-t Cooking utMislla EARL PAINE, Prop WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $7.50 COWS $6.00 ' ’ LOST. FOUND. STRAYED , . , , ... ' . , .1 i, ‘ •?.. , . , . it .-4rt>i t 1.; r-tl.-r b-r.i lm«tiH-v. - JOHNSTOWN TWP. J.An.t.nm T> i It. f ,'7''' I' .'........... i.'uii* ir.viNt; twp. - Mill " Phone Collect Prompt Service Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service ■' '' CARDS OF THANKS ■ flBE FIRST TO GET YOURS... Q 11 AS 7 I.-...J TAI I OR SALE OK RENT ------ “OUNTRY AND RESORT Dates HsBtingl, ..'.w Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES nnd Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2588, or rail 717—F3 through the week. tf. 7m?"n. . .f.., I Uye SW/ ................ ‘ .... t tt>., r4.,.., Shipping Livestock t\4tj , -r a r, H rn r I ’ll. 1 ll.-!In»«u Mr.... it.- ••■'..i n'.,.-! l-harl j ’,triM j,..,,,,; J|11T »’«•<* -Ai r I-I. L- .1.-1 .... in;i 1 XJ.I. M.iu .H'S Ur... 1 "■i :‘”i I'l'A lili' BALTIMORE TOWNSHIP ’.-.fl.__ i.- PIANO TUNING nis< i : i am ous . ‘ , ... • Call E. T. WOOD rLEAKINO AMD DYEING Hastings. Mich. KNEE BOOTS AUCTIONEER «.-i- «--t II.-1. ./ ... 7-..L. lUrr" s ACT NOW - IF YOU WANT TO BE SURE OF GETTING YOUR PAIR Men's - Boys' - Youths' I donate $5 to the Red Crois ”<* out of every Auction Sale. ........... ..................... ’2« »’3« I Address D'lton. Mich Mill 1'<* Xrl,|1 st " ■ • ’ .(•- llrp ’<'■» ■-Frit. ail.ir.lAV . Mair. 1 • at 1 t- 'ini’." un -n't" ’■r- . - "'A -—J LOREN COPPOCK BALL BAND — U. S. AUCTIONEER HOPE TW AINSCO - CONVERSE 1 CURT SOLOMON NEON SIGNS AND Sewing machine Plush couch FOR EALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE -SEED AND FEED List your Auction Sales with given. J .... ’... 1,1. H--I. • ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS cheerfully '■■■• I POULTRY FOR BALE JERRY ANDRUS Estimstes Commode Table Paint stands Small tables TERMS: Cash day of tale dic’ncc in cats “mt In dngs. Thev think entirely far themselves ami settle their own problems. They dnot adjust UicmFcIves to unratisfac tory- conditions; rather they make every attempt to rcntc^y the condi , In.iis, If this falls, they are mo* apt lo leave for more pleasant sur j roundings PETS TOP. BALE k MISCELLANEOUS WANTED G. E. GOODYEAR HD^fE Phone 3467 6 dining rhsln Gas range 2 library tables Hoover ail metal kitchen cabinet Electric lamps Buffet Hocking chairs decide his own course of action and ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Nall Bank Bide. 3 double beds tn an abundance of petting. Few cats like to be handled. They enjoy freedom b) come and go at will. A in* CARLTON TWf1. 143 E. State Starting at 1 o'clock I will offer the following Their characteristics are so com­ pletely different from those of dogs Cats are capable of leaving a home they dislike and taking up with Marshall Furnaces Bep**'* . SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1942 Fred Hom attended church । in Hastings Sunday morning. Mi« Ei.sher Horn of Benton Hnrlurr and Res-, und Mrs. John Horn ■if Alperm. Evelyn Horn of Brittle Creek and Ruth Horn, local visited their mi rents Saturday and Sundav Caucus Notices OPTOMETRIST Panecast Bldg. Hastings Abcre Stiller les Cresm Star* Phone 2703 If. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS At 730 North East Street in Hastings on GOODYEAR EXTRA Lightweight! REPAIRING Gold Leaf — Silver Leaf HOUSEHOLD good:; Illi: SALE - HENRY EGGLESTON L MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Electrical Wiring DEFOBEST SNYDER. SR. 3, Hastings CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & GLENN F. LAUBAUGH HARD OF HEARING? Plastic materials arc being used a greater extent than ever be fore by thp rrfotur industry. the tact that a glns>liko transparent plastic Is-now bring used fur in­ strument panel lenses in certain models. Other types of plastics are being employed to embellish The hand somely finished, one-piece steel win-­ dow moldings of the new "unlitcel" turret top bodies, to decorate the knobs of the window regulator han­ dles and cranks controlling the op­ eration of the no-draft ventilation system, as well as for dome and Courtesy light lenses. Other uses to which plasties arc being put by automobile mrmufac: turers include steering' wheels, fug lamp shells, stop lights, direction signals and radiafor ornaments, ard it is known that experiments look­ ing toward their use for radiator grrlls have been conducted. Prompt Service and Reliable FISHING 3n ^Hrmnruun Thick Cleated Soles MAK O HEARING SERVICE J 4-95 rand Rapids !■ to 5.95 OUR PRESENT PRESENT WHEN OUR STOCKS ARE SOLD There Will be no more 0 MILLER REAL ESTATE TOUGH and RUGGED AS THEY MAKE 'EM! GEORGE MILLER HASTINGS. MICH. MILLERS REAL ESTATE COLUMNS SOME GOOD BUYS IN HOMES AND FARMS We Get the Buyer and Seller Togethe HEAVY body Mann When using pastry flour in cook­ ing use a little more than when using bread flaur. Bread flour thick­ ens a little stiffer, than pastry flour OUR STOCKS ARE COMPLETE NOW! 4-45 to 5.95 r.atn 2 lallai or I! Pliofilm Umbrella On -the market is an inexpensive rain protector In a smart looking icw umbrella of pliofilm. It is trans- HIP - SPORTING Stormking Height Quality Construction EXPERIENCED C. "BILL” SHERWOOD FOB LY BARKER’S HsMlags Phons 3119 INSURANCE Hotel Hastings DUTY HIP BOOTS MS No. Michigan Avenue Hastings Truss Fitting BRANDS l-hon. MIDDLEVILLE It tittles !<t tan ysrtlculsis GEORGE F . M IL L E R formerly in the furniture butincis BOOTIS SOX 2p« 25 �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. MARCH 12. 1942 EICHTY-SIXTH YEAR From John S Badeau. a dean In The Home field wa* ably-rjpnMthe Indian Is accorded lhe dignity’George Session* Perry's "Granny ANNUAL FLOWER the American University at Cairo, senled by Bishop Benjamin Kerne- &uf hls race; where themigrant Meets A Criali." It to about a SHOW IN DETROIT Michigan'* 1043 Hower I another young man who knew what rer, ot tlw Duluth Protestant Epis-: worker problem will receive t)te at- hill-billy Granny and the Uiustrahe was talking about, one got a copal diocese, whose special topic' tent ion it dFmund*.'' lions are appropriately- enough of be held March 31-30 Ind clear-cut picture ol the situation In wa* "the Amtrican Indian." of This is all a very hasty and In- the comic section type. It to typi- Convention hall Id Detroit. Egypt u few book* have given It wixirn he ha* wme 12.000 now-rest-■ adequate report of these most In- cal of the rralness end humor of -k„ i> _ jhi* .—— ... ._ ------.,meetings — tjjj mJ! folk. Strange, isn't It. -—■ new ■—— exhibit* ---------- and unusual (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) and why it i«™. looms w stronglyn,. in tiie dent U1in diccqw. ■“ — As w<- all. — spiring _____ :___________________________ that it wa* through the funnies There wflt be a whole war situation. He know* the] know the white race has an unen-i moths, u.. butterflies and insects, that the greatest number ot Amerl- — Moslem mind as few Americans do. [viable record with the Indian—there P.-nnflora Hotel land Boice, 'Charley Smith. John comment*, gave you something to tilings here would not come so fast. thetr irritation and distrust over the have been many "Munich pacu 'iSt Petrrsbunt. Fla jeans learned to appreciate the wit eluding over 30.000 xpecimena. tn and rlmplicily of these people, of them being native to lhe Sc ------------Punuse. Prank McDerby. Harry *hink about " ' “ ‘ ‘ ’ Ai.l thi* week from Monday through situation in Palestine where lhe[made witn thrin. which left them1 whose way* and wearing apparel ft high I Q text Thursday, m three full seasons a shrines are as sacred to them a* tc I with distrust und haired as they Hale, Emmett Evart*. Dr. Young, would have might very well indicate that they John J. Potter and Al Rasey lire at. any limo day. ttw Christian Ambassadors, the Jew and the Christian, a* all were driven from hunting and fl»hHotts and tltoiuands of plant* and live on another planet? .barber, whom I cun recall as Nash- " My owrf recollection* of Cash most of whom come from far dis­ worsiup the same God. but only the ing grounds again and again. Cash blossoms are lo to- exhibited. thi. tant' lauds, have filled Che largest Christian, the Gori revealed by allotment* to salve their wounds We were talking about playing thou shmtld appeal to lhe Thorn­ whom I visited when my errand TcraTfriendly. rneigetic. useful man church ill st. Petersburg. NO Chau­ Jesus cmut. nils great university: have wen unfortunate tn most in­ forfeit* recently and I want to tell apple Garden club und Petunia club wai pqUtlcal. /' ' wluue intent to play tiie fame of tauqua assembly ever surpassed it Ih to playing an important part tn in- stances. The Bishop rejoiced when you about the mo*t unique gamenumbers, _ _ a* well a* other such During nearly all hto.-lue. Cash Ufe on the level and on tiie square interest ••• Started ten years ago terpreting Western ideals of Demo-: the lost one ended in Minnesota I've ever heard of in my life. Mv , group' around the county, Glasgow w.isrrgarded as a leader in anjld not b‘‘ questioned. He could In Florida. It now lasts four weeks cracy In the best kind of a way jSlick salesmen swarmed there in husband had two young cousins' ‘ ~ politics as well ito In local matters be mistaken, as could other men; has grown to Include eighteen cities To me one ot the most interest- great number* and scores of auto­ BANNER WANT ADVS. FAT In Kalamazoo county and both siere in tiie village. He was that because but lie would scorn any attempt to in tiie state with the longest slay ing of all the Ambawaclors was Ida'mobiles <were contracted for. the engaged to be married. Tliry atof hls solid quallde*. hl* genuine- mislead or deceive, even when hr in St Peter*burg ••• It wa* a bril­ Pattenon Storm, who. In iwr talkimost of which would have to b-— March—Ute braggart ------month. ------- The «-m«v t,.IldM1 an wmc Urf!(. ouiway Kundiiy xuwi ^-pool Hass' r.-«ness an<l hi* capacity for leadership 'l*d not choose lo reveal just wlint liant group, not one on thr retired on "Black Tents of Kedar" gave us, turned back or scrapped. He told wind threatening to blow down the ,and t)le younK people met ut difHi* word wo* as good as tits bond. Id* own Convictions might be on list, not one drone In the lot. all a new and quickened interest in Ara- ot ont Indian buying two pianos buildings then ending with a sweet frrent hOines fOr social evenings He played square always. Whatever subject. He had deep convlc- aces in their field ot work, all fin­ bia. a man's rovntry where a woman , because h? had two daughters and balmy breeze—or blowing gently un- together. Of course, the evening* 1,11 l,ie bedding on the'were spent tn *mmcs and forfeit* movement lie sponsored, you knew lions. He was a-kind, thoughtful ished speaker:. Only one used a had* the tadWni. mast joyle.v* and their house too small to give them 111 vou that he believed It would benefit the bictful man If you were hto friend manuscript — Max Brauer, former monotonous life in Christendom room ••• However there to n better ei<Mhe»line. then ascending into a were most popular. One nlgijt the Indian schools where —tho i-ooly snow of the city the rute rrdheud'd cousin. Madge, wa* town, the county or the state, which you could count on hto friendship., number of the Prussian Senate foi She and her husband. Dr. Harold order afoot ever might be concerned in It. expressed In way* that left no doubt ten years, also mayor of one of Ger­ Storm, a noted surgeon, are station-' nlt. Indian was segregated are now muddy snow of the country—tin- the victim and her. brother wa* the is guaranteed to help -------— . . . .. „II». muni* w|,o held the "whataU” over on--,the „ Persian Gulf giving way ... U> tfvr more democratic khnt ,.r of .htnin* sinning nail, palls in in maple, Whenever he would buck a propoal- ln >'our nilnd as to where lie stood many*:; Urgent cities, who read hls ed at Bahrain ___ ________woe oy sue wnn--------------------- ---------- J “ «*adgiri«|| your child's cold, cough lion, you knew he did it because He would be the first to admit that vital message:. They came from It i* one ot the most difficult Of j fonn of education side by side with wood*—mud—robin-. — schoolgirls Iter head To redeem it he told her thr white • ' race. — Thr -Indian .ha* * wx-kx “** u< ut half half ma«t-hrown m*U-brown, dormant dormant that.she and her fiance were to be or croupy cough, due to a lie believed it would be helpful: olh- he could err; but that is human Egypt: from the. until Just recent­ fields for the Arabs are Moslems .married. So Madge und the boy­ erwise he would not be interested But jou knew he intended always. ly, peaceful country of Thailand, and confirmed fatalists, cicknes* had the right of franchise since---------------------------------- . cold. friend'set out to do tills and pro­ Mr. Glasgow usually lu-ndt-d thr to b*' B nian uniohfr men. to toe’help- the former Siam: from the deserts and disaster of any kind being an 1925 and It has all helped to lessen "Once tried never witkontl" Republlcan delegation from Castle- ful und kind, and to stand for what of Arabia: from Iran, lhe old Per­ act ot God. nccardlng to the Koran, the defeuti-t attitude among the , The Readers' Digest tells of ritxy duced a document which tiie min­ feed sack* that nrc made of gay ister found satisfactory. He found ton township at the party's county he believed to be- right and for tiie sia. whose oil wells make it one of which they follow to the letter ••• race. Hotuing to much better. ( Sold by all druggist*. colored print*, and the brand name j ring and they chose witnesses convention*. He wa* accorded that be*1- Men like Cash Glasgow are Tiie only Christian denomination school buses and hot lunches are hot spot* of the Nearthe Eastgang and stood In dv» that rook* outthe easily, thannow from among place because hr wa* shrewd and needed in thto world, nnd never. ••• Inspiring stories were told by square, and tri-d to have Castleton, more needed than right now Dr. and Mr* Kellersberger ot the play a decisive part in the conven-i - -------------------------------------- ' result* of their work in the heart TOUch huhrr. and "tout t& the I.TRYMEN TO tlon's choices, in the making ot FOUL' of lhe Congo among the black tribe* Mrs. Stonro err there — Mr* | pride of a training school at Cus* fotton dir..„ re SPECIALIST nominations for county office, or in HEAR ------------------to a beautiful woman with an I city citv wlir where young men of the Inmb W1p al) be decked out in ----- "■ and in the Leper colony there. ••• Storm is semblrd youngsters began to wake choosing delegates to state conven-1 O. E. Shear. Michigan State Coi­ Then there was John Williams arresting personality. She was for-: dlan race are being trained for the hen mash sacking up and bombard the minister with tion* You may be sure he never lege extension poultiyman with a Hughes, a Welshman. youngest of merly • • •' . a teacher of English and Bible ministry and Christian leadership. questions and he assured them tiiat I -t“ one of tiie best known1 in Shanghai University ,_,f?."rr-!ty •” Women | by the Rev Dr. Carrington, a young । ’ made some very nice peach margroup, neglected hls business to play pol- stale wide reputation, will discus* nil the .... they had witnessed a real wedding.. Hies, nor did he believe that tak- the poultry situation and poultry workers in the English and Euro- in Arabia have no rights whatever: < man who to a graduate of Oxford malade yesterday. I opened a two- Of course, they went after the ing a citizen's rightful place in pol- raising nt a central meeting to be pean youth movemenu. He believes they are never taught to read or University with many degrees. H" Qus**-' ra” of peaches, put them on bride and groom with gusto What ’ >uu> should be o. Ur-..c,,pv« v.. M.v held —- at --------------------------------------■ the youth of the world will have write: divorce hangs over them con- volunteered for the work and loves the stow, mashed them and added a whale of a feature story that1 Hits side-stepped on the the court house on Friday, and time they re-ht and to aCcompitohing wonders -nnP orange. two * apole* nnd the it would hurl hurt hto bu*l-iMarch busl-.March 13. at 1:30 P. P M. M. C'> County ------—'every --------- “ “ "' “ 1 theory that It ‘"”v <omi.thing to *ay around lhe peace stonily would have made, had some enter­ jlr.M |----■ •-It----. - Agent Cnaf.r — _„*r and cooked till ncs.1. He believed was -• the duty Foster «ta«M states poultry and , fab!" when thr time comes, for marry It must be on a lower scale: n u a six vears' course. You will ,necessary sugar prising reporter taken it up! it; - ■ lu voun. ’ mm.U»autop\.Tr. - - ■ “"k‘ ““ nd ‘‘ th u,be J. »*«• of °* llK’ Product* । when nus b1v# ixrn bcrn saiu. wld mey lhf,y ure nrp inc ,h(. tent life afford' no real home life nnd oi ft business man to io take ui«r an active ncuve :pR8s :,fp ;lwo ■.-------------------------- . for wnen happened about fifteen years ago.1 . . Interest . . . .in political .... . affair* ... .wl.lr-h . ',r7 . h *'■. ’I1"1 honest [which .the cnvrrtimHnt government it to rinoclnliv ”1**““*J one* who make the greatest sne- and that Is when* lhe great major-| ns InullK.tit ><-ir ,Mw.KM-d. well *?" all discarded, “ and ground At county conventions he would Ret “vreased production riflcc. ••• a Ixvtlng peace and In­ ity live: two-thirds of all babies and poUM .nd using u euokr !.««, white •" d 'I — TWO MEETINGS TODAY the peel, nuln and apples through in touch with Miner Keeler. Reg *” tenuitlona! co-operation is very little children die ”• Despite this as any similar group of their white ,. a fine knife in the meat grinder. Two important meetings are be­ French nnd Dick Johnson "of Mid-) Bnl^' 15’ ' close to his heart.' The greatest dark outlook Mrs. Storm and her brothers ••• The "Vanishing Hare' Order a load now and Ing held today in the county, one dieville, also with the leader* of thejnu<n^r -nt Uhv chirks enemy of Anlerlcenlsm to the apathy. husband feel the challenge affords is no lonjr-r applicable fo the TnSudden depression remembrance at the Woodland school at 10.30 A.. be ready for the next Woodland. Maple Grove and Ash of lhe people We hear too much one of the greatest of opportunities dlans ns statistics show they are —We were putting on an entertnln- M., and at the courthouse here at syrla delegations and have them nefj*™^ nie projieriy fed Iabout our Privileges but siiow by out to bring healing and a better life increaslng more. rapidly than any ment at the church and didn't have cold spell. , .1:30 P. M . under the direction of together. Then he would contact a Jo^ alKj ^role^d against ' unconcern our lack of faith In the to this nation. ••• other racial group in the country curtains so we ttoed sheets One of Harold J. Foster, county farm agent.' Trade your wheat for few other delegations to make nf[aiseaze. dh ttni* hto extra ' nurne and <-fI Democratic wav of life. Much good there now being over 340.000 in tiie them had a big patch in the inldOf course the messages from Ger­ witli Prof. A. A Johnvon of M. S. C. extra expense ano ------- ------- — ,-------- ... die When thr crowd was as­ os the speaker. Lily White flour. We winning combination that could fort nr arcj. wast wasted. <-d. Matured chickens »*•> w>» «*u» rMU,t‘ fro from m our tiaving »«'•»«•« to “> fight <*«»‘t man Max Brauer were of special in­ Unlted States. for meal tor eggegg- ore J -----H»r•» ------no*, -he say*. name two or three of the Important ior On the. dosing dny each member scniblrd and the curtains were pul-, Tiie a„„ growing U1 give the same ex­ of IQUria Hybrid corn, soy nienc and unu hens iui ----- • • • -1[ wish --------even ---< terest and in lhe forums he was places on lhe county ticket, and he what count. ' coUoU1' student, every- high scliool sure to be handed many question* of the team was to tell in a two- "d for thr "big moment* there was-hcknii and navy beans will be the change you get at the’ favored the men whom he believed Mr Shear's discussion will cov-1 htudent. might come under lhe In­ His address "The Church Struggle minute period "Wiiat Kind of a l"*1 huge patch and thr entire major items discussed. mill. -, would, make good officials if elected er the outlook -for poultry price* I spiration of hto presence, for after In the Nazi Reich" resulted In sc World will, "»«'> lw.ml>Now ..11 --------------------------------woriu do uo Wr we nnll>rccaiiy W.nt" warn wnn .......... l»'«l-d ------.................... , . reference . .to .. .. . wr rati For many years Cash .Glasgow and methods to follow to insure i nil they are the one* whore lives, many requests for copies, mimeo­ special the particular “2 nnlv ®" keen ntir n--------- ' •o,w *ho ncvcr tunled *»*» b-‘ck but our sense shied off when any suggestion was success with the enterprise from I .will be most affected by wiiat takes graphs were made of it. I have one section they sene FPr his own X. « of pro]x>rti»n and humor.' marched breast forward. 1 doubted clouds would break, made that he take it nomination for the baby chick into the laying flock, place around the Peace table •’* and wish it might have a still wider United State* tire Bishop desired "a what we are now 1facing won't1 be(Never political office. Finally, having hls Feed rations will be suggested, san- I It seems as though our own Youth circulation. No one can read it country where Christ L-. King; where nearly ’ so grim K . . , I Never dreamed, though .right were own business well orgnnlred. he was Ration method* reviewed and every I increment has been In disrepute be- i without being aware what Hie fftte •.ill men may have n decent home n 0U nre worsted, wrong would triumph, ; If y you are nick sick Bnd and tired ot of all the lhe Art Todd, M<r. persuaded to become a candidate for help possible given to the prowpec- cause lhe entertainment end ha.', of the Christian church will be in life: a religion that elevates the al- old hackneyed story plots and wont' Held we fall tu rise, are baffled U> I been loo much stressed I had Nazi dominated lands. Mr. Brauer tar above the ondge table: Sunday to read something different, get 'fight better. state senator. An unwritten law In tive poultryman of 1M2 Mr Poster feels Barry county | rather trust this dynamic ycung qpdted directly irom Nazi books and i-en’lces above cnlf; a world where thr March Companion and rend Sleep to wake. —Robert Browning the senatorial district, at tiiat time consisting of Barry and Eaton fanners can greatly increase their man to get results among the speeches and hto own personal counties, alternated the nomination poultry output wljii vary lIHIe out- 'youth of America, and U> give serv- knowledge of religious condition* in [n our camps some rtfiea Germany since Hitler was in lhe to the other county after either had lay of extra capital. Profit from |fe br nboul" ^hnn a saddle. ••• A German church in lhe had the place for two terms. It was the business' can be expected if care ol ..W|Ul It Barry county's turn and. after Mr. to used in the feeding and growing hundred dancing Mayrto Chaney’s or new order, must seek first, last, and of tb e flock. f | n polished Melvyn Douglas Thto all the time, the security of the na­ Glasgow announced hU willingness to lake th- nomination if tendered nirieveB nriier Germany Is the new Holy young man make* people think about tion . the futility of economic creeds and Land: the Nazis hto chosen people. to him. the Republicans of this DISASTER RELIEF county solidly supported ids aan- SQUADS ON ALERT the difficult tank' it to going to be ••• The Old Testament to aboltoheJ Red rebuild th- new world in the . as It has aimed for 1500 years in dldacy. and Eaton county gladly ac­ American F._ 2 Cross 2__ chapters rL._ 'to ’ quiesced. He was elected by a large throughout the re nation are organiz organiz-­ Democratic way. with so many turn German* Into Jews Dr. Rosmajority ond served with distinc­ ing streamlined disaster relief creeds, so many varied ideas as to enburg. one of the Nazi high phil­ tion for four years. He soon was squadrons capable osophers. declares that this Jewishof bringing the way each one will want It. It_„^.„.„ recognized as one of the leaders In speedy aid to the civilians of enemy- will be a tremendous task, and this Roman religion is at the root of ail tiie state senate. Senator Glasgow bombed area*. time we cannot dodge It as we did the world evil "It’s opium for tiie was not inclined to make sjiceches! Each squadron ha* canteen, flmt before. From the Sermon on the people" Concentration camps and but when he arose and addressed aid und auxiliary* ambulance corps [ Mount, comes the best solution for death have come to many who have the upper house al Lansing he war tn addition to information and World peace. , defied this philosophy. listened to by the senators, for he headquarter* units. had a keen, clean-cut way of put­ Tiie squadrons will be ready to ting things, as well as a ready wit handle emergency problem* during und sound sense. HU experience and the early phases of disaster opera­ success as a state senator gave him tions by providing temporal' shelter, a state-wide reputation as a clear first aid an{! ambulance services. thinker and a forceful speaker, and Already e*tablUhcd tn some Red ' thereafter he was often called on to Cross chapters, the model squad­ make nddre&ses. and accepted such ron carries a complement of 42 invitations when he could. trained workers. 16 station wag-' One of the men whom Mr. Gias- ons. three tents, two trailers, 12 cot*, six stretchers ond first aid Fred Warner of Oakland county, and emergency feeding equipment. who later became governor of Mich­ Submitted to Red Cross chapter* igan. The two became warm friends. by the DUailer Relief Service a* a Puritan .Cleaner Johnson's Paste EQC When Warner was chosen gbvemor guide to workers, the plan for the pound ' Wax. 1 lb. can . WW of the state, he strongly urged Glas­ squadron calls for using equipment gow to become the chairman of the already poue.ved by the chapters. Turkleen Cleaner Johnson's Liquid QQC Michigan Railroad Commission—a It to flexible and can be adjusted, Wax. 59c pt., qt. 30 package very responsible place which re­ lo fit the equipment on hand. quired a man of good Judgment In the model* squadron, tiie can­ Climax O'Sullivan Wax sound thinking. Integrity and back­ teen corps to manned by eight Wallpaper Q OC( Furniture bone. The governor knew hls Nash­ workers and carries a tent, two! ville friend possessed these qualities station wagons and feeding equip­ Cleaner Wean's fcw Polish Mr. Glasgow accepted the place and ment. Ten worker* make up thet filled It very acceptably: with never Wolvet Poper Ccnol Pipe shelter and clothing corps of the| a suspicion that the commission's Cleoner Flush ------squadron, using four station wag- i decisions. In the Important matters on*, a trailer, eight cot* and a tcnt.[ brought before them, were other Sponges Cenol Mothproof 4 .23 The auxiliary ambulance motor than their honfitt’ convictions, and 73c pint, quart _ I 15c. 25c and — that their motives were always to five station wagons, five stretchers do Justice and deal fairly with thr Encrgine Window 4 F“< and first aid equipment. The first, Ccnol Moth j| fic proposition* that came before them aid unit utilizes three station wag-! Cleoner7__ I Crystal _________ for consideration. ons. a.Jent; trailer, four cots, a; While Mr. Glasgow had Inportant Stretcher and complete first aid< Merck Di-Chlori- ific Johnson's Gfo-coat 0.98 official duties at Lansing He main­ equipment. The unit is manned 59c pt.. 98c qt. gal C tide Crystals •TV tained his ownership of hls large by eight trained worker*. hardware und furniture store at Red Crow 'leaders pointed out Nashville. He continued to direct tiat if n chapter is not equipped his business, shnpe It* policies and to establish a complete squadron was in close touch with It all the It may pool It* resources with a time while he was In Lansing. He neighboring chapter to form the had confidence In Henry Zuschsquadron. nitl's willingness and ability to Other chapters, they said, may carry out hls plans and policies. ' find it more convenient to concen-After he had had his fling at pol­ tratc on the establishment of sev­ itics, Cash Glasgow returned to hls eral of the canteen corps or first1 home and business at Nashville. He did unit* rather than the complete I was the same Jolly, friendly man lie disaster squadron. had always been. He had been for The plan ha* been carefully for-1 yean a member of the Michigan mutated to include lhe necessary j Hardware Dealers Association, and equipment and personnel based on continued to attend its sessions. He lhe past experience of disaster re­ was made lhe president of the as­ lief operations nnd the experiences sociation. serving tiiat organization gained by American Red Cross field I very acceptably for several years. men during .the heavy German bombings of England membered by all who knew him nr a fine, frank, friendly man He Truly my aoul waiteth upon God: j had a keen sense of hunjor. It one from him conrelh my salvation. He called to see him at hls store tn only is my rnck and my salvation: | Nashville, he would emerge from Ida lie is my defence: I shall not be: office, greet him cordially, and'was greatly moved.—Ps. 01:1. 2. PHONES: 2105 • 2103 HASTINGS, MH then ready for a visit, or to listen to a proposition. If the caller had Beware lest any man apoIl you one to offer. He made you feel that through phllo*.-.phy and vain deceit, HASTINGS PHONE 2115 he waa glad you called. HU orig­ after the tradition of men. after inal ways of bringing up subjects tor the rudiment* of the world, and not conversation, hls snappy and witty after Christ.—Col. 2:0. C.L. GLASGOW, OF NASHVILLE, WAS A PUBLIC SPIRITED BUSINESS MAN GREETINGS FROM FLORIDA Sarru SijpatliH Notice to Mothen! Peckhams Remedy Mh“c"8X*S'u1I"’- u“” “ l” ",k' “ ...... ........ We have plenty of that on hand. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Housecleaning “NEEDS” 55489380569951412^035512976679052^990 Makes You Look Like This? OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT 97* ’l ja. 2 88 «*' ^Ver^one sometime needs financial assistance. Whether this may be for personal or business reasons does not matter. Any time you need financial advice or money you will find it both advantageous and worthwhile to visit your banker. Money is available for any worthwhile reason and anyone of sound character and with the abil­ ity to repay can obtain money ot this bank. We ore here in the banking business to serve you in that capacity. We are always ready to’help you if at all possible. If you are planning to expand your business, to purchase equip­ ment, either for your home or farm, we have a plan that will answer your requirements and the discount rates ore os low os any in the state of Michigan and lower than many. Our years of experience qualify us to give you sound advice and money if you need it. Varnishes And Interior Paints HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service” LyBARKER’S S �Help Yourself to RADIANT BEAUTY Drink milk three times a day for clear com­ plexion. sparkling eyes and radiant vitality! Famous charmers of yesterday took baths in milk for beauty's sake! They were wise to seek beauty ’-the milky way." but ypur recipe for beauty is simpler than theirs and far more economical. You know that a re­ freshing beauty cocktail of rich, delicious milk—3 times a day—will go a long way towards giving you the sparkling vitality and flawless complexion that results in radiant beauty. DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; HIGHLANDS Phone 2651 QT. DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastings Let a Buick Dealer Conserve our ar ! Play Safe! To Make Your Car Last, Insist on Service According to Factory Standards, by Men Trained cars don't have the same service needs. -tV All adjustments shouldn't be made the same way on all makes. Buick C-Y-C* Service provides regular care hy authorized factory-trained mechanics who know your car “like a book.” They are not just mechanics, they arc litiick experts, with direct, first-hand contact with factory service specialists who keep them con­ stantly informed about every operation on every model. . .. They learn from the factory-not from "trial and error." They don't guess - they know! And by looking over your car regularly — say once each month - they can prevent trouble before it gets started, save you annoyance as well as money. Come in for a EREE CHECK-UP that shows the exact condition of your car - and let us give you all the details about C-Y-C Service. High Powered Selling Faces Saturday Buyer "If l ever go to another sale on n Saturday afternoon I hu|>e some­ one shouts me. 1 wcijl tn lhe store and asked the sales girl for a shirt- CONSIDER THIS, FOR EXAMPLE There are no less than eleven steps called for in adjusting Buick brakes for wear, all ot eighteen steps for a major brake adjust­ ment. Don’t you think, you ought to go to men who know what these operations are, and will he sure to perform them all right? COME IN FOR A FREE CHECK-UP Rec for 57.1*5. The sales girl gave me a dirty look as though I had asked her for a loan and said they didn't have anything at that price. Well, they advertised S7,03s in lhe paper, but if they didn’t have any left they didn't have any, nnd I turned to leave. But the sales girl blocked my way. . " ■U'ali.' ab* mid, and-shovad-me TO GRAND RAPIDS TO BATTLE CREEK "I told her 1 was looking lot a shirtwaist gingham lor oflk-e wear. " "Thii diese is reduced.' lhe laid to me. from $60 to $18.73.' •' 'But 1 don't need H.' I said. " 'What do you mean, you don't TO LANSING •9:50 A AL TO KALAMAZOO by authorized factory- trained mechanics The World’s News Seen Through The Christian Science Monitor A«r Internjhiiiidl Neteipeper Better Buy Buick SERVICE D. H. SHARP 201 S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS, MICH. Detl) Phene 2137 THIO CAFE BUS DEPOT tn this drrss alone is wuilli $25. Slip it on.' "So I slipped it on. It was big In the shoulders and crawled up on the hips. " "That Is magnificent on you,' said lhe girl. " 'Our alteration girl will tlx that for you.' ihe slid. 'Immediately. " 'PltaM don't bother.' I said. •You >ee. it isn't exactly what I'm looking for.' '• 'What do you mean, it isn't ex­ actly what you are looking for?' ihe demanded. " 'How many vf us .get exactly whM we are kuking for ia �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THTRSDAT. MARCH IS. 1041 JMrs Lewis t —OUs and Mrs. John guests of their mother, Mrs. Anna! Is i •Tammnnd will art j chow: Hammond act u as hosteues hmteaaes for Pierce. Pierce, theW.S.C.8 dinner, at the church |j The The Dowling birthday dub will be' ednoi Thursday. March_l. 19. I— —...------- - ------------entertained Friday March 30 at the'and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Donovan of!!u)rne Mr.;. Archie Herrington in! and t " B^tU* Crr*k visited ut Myron Battli Crrek. !(“ * A home latent play Is being ar-;. Maple Grave church with interment Whitwonh's a few days last week. Although March did not come tn ranged by the P. T A., so watch for j In Union . cemetery. Services lor like a lion, it has ferociously taken l>ie dMe which will be given out lit- ] hour at th$ Dcrwlinn church with u tuin and TiiLi Mondav morning tr Rev. Robert Smith officiating and ’finds _______________ . on account . . . rchooL; impended ‘ burial In th- Dowling certtttHb^ltdnfled n«u milk trucks in the Cemetery Circle members asking ail Mrs. W,»d ha; teen in very poor ditc1i« and feed > rinders have had: »'bo attend lhejmt luck dinner thl« health for sevrrnl yean, the result to return, -ny. after .■•.artlng out *e«k Thursday, to please bring of numerous stroke*. -She is- Mir- on their ci.iy <jTumey; wr are men- «*•* enough for their own family, iived bv her hmbaiul. also. Uutw-iwniiHi tbh. foi <)»e benefit of B-n---------------- *• » .------------I sisters rtbidlUK in Ohio, who w<-i< tier readers who ure still vaca-' The Lord thy *God in the midst here to attend the fumnil The tinning in. the SoulMm states I of thee « mlgniy; he will save, he iMUL-SO-LAXl flora! offerings und large attend-. Count your t’.« swings.'folks'' will rejoice over thee with joy; he _______________ anee. were a tribute to the rstH m Mr uiu! .Mr. Gerald Burgduff ] will rest in hls love, lie will" joy over Carvrlh * fltebbiru. DrnggMa*’ and family of Rutland were Sunday 1 thee with singing—Zeph. 3 17. ' Hastiags. Mkb. ■ DOWLING Sympathy is extended by Dowling friends to the Prank Van Svckie fumily and thr Earl Wood lamin' Tiie funeral of Clifford fun Syckie. Supervisors’ Proceedings rrfcnuARY serbion PILES GONE EAT BETTER-SPEND LESS-SAVE MORE A&P HAS PLENTY OF VALUES! WHOLE SECTIONS >c ut ticii' on Page I about the iderful dbplay he wilt exhibit. Livingston and the UNSWHTINID GRAPEFRUIT JUICE attend a.-. thin in the annual election iicMtiv and Thursday ot last week In Milford Inn. on biuirn. • Mr. F.'d Unrue htu returned Srom lhe Leila hospital. Battle Crre-k and i irxoverin- n.ielv from I,er im-nt operation. Tile Bmifidd Ci-meh-iv Circle nnd Association will meet With Mr. and Mrt Cm! Bowman on Wednesday March 18, Mr-. Frank Marcellus and Mt-.:. Gem---- Wertinnn will assist. Pol luck dltjiu : ut noon. Plan tc SWIFT'S PlfMIUM 2SSS37C "e?H 15c TOMATO JUICE n‘!-' *•' £o before the society Mt “'>•! Mr.- Fred Stiles are mor*»•»- 10 i“« home Batllc Creek-on Thursday, and Mr. mid Mr’ Walter Soya will move into Um Stiles farm home 'n‘' W. S. C 3 Will meet ut thr church basement on Thursday Pot dinnei noon. —•------------ ' Ye are my friends, if ye do whattotvi r I command you—John 15:14 FRYING CHICKENS 28c FANCY YOUN6 HIHS TURKEYS ' AVHAGE1' 34c FANCY LONG ISLAND O 33c ROUTING CHICKENS J TO GIL AVG. STEWING FOWL u 28c *|l HALF 23c DUCKLINGS PORK LOIN u 28c CHOICE CHUCK CUTS SULTANA BEEF ROAST PRIME RIB ROAST EYAP M?LK SIRLOIN STEAKS BOILING BEEF \ ''c7»13c FRUIT COCKTAIL IHANK YOU LOMBARD PLUMS can 10c FULLY TRIMMED WHITEHOUSE ROUND OR CHOICE CENTER CUTS MEATY RIBS A HOME f Aitrruoan B««»lau Na Retlei Meat Valued 9m GRAPEFRUIT 2^ 23c 3 TOMATO SOUP cans 17c CAMfUU s FOR YOU IN '42 rllhout cetilflcallon Il.il 4 it TOMATO SOUP 3 CANS 20c VEGETABLES 2^ 15c All 601 DEN KETCHUP 2^27e longer thq thrill owning own .your home. . ■ cuNMvririn SUNNVFIELD U. 21c I SMOKED HAM LAMB BREAST ..11c I SUB UCON | REST SHOULD!* CUTS .. Me VEAL ROAST I SUGA* CURED I SUNNYFIELD. VrlL Ct I SLICED UCON 2-.. Be ANN PAGE Don't put off any of 2c&/23c WH. KERNEL CORN •REST fir tnnuior* SHOULD!* cun CUTL LAMB ROAST 26' 29' 35= 15* A Building and Loan Assn, plan smoothes the way to FRESH SMELT FRESH HERRIHG PEAS „S3i» to you. You will be amaxed at the low cost of buying ATMOOX'S a home NOW. COLO SWAM 2??-; 25c .. Me J 7....;.' FANCY IIUIFIN FOLLOCK FILLETS ... 18c I HERRING FILLETS HALIBUT STEU I. 17c .. 2k ..2k 'Si 24c CORNED REEF —'UlioHun Packed Sil Ik PINK SALMON YtllOW FfiESH. GREEN CORN MEAL home. Don't delay — don in today. XIIMMtD 2 .... 21c |-REDFISH FILLETS NO IONE—NO WASTE SULTANA home ownership. We will be hoppy to explain the terms 4 us ‘IJe THE RUN IS ON 5 .‘.'o 17c NEW CABBAGE SOAP FLAKES NEW POTATOES ORANGES TOMATOES WHITE SAIL 12314102 FLORIDA, U. S. NO. I—RED ASSOCIATION 9 Stebbins Bide. SAFE FOR 'SHEEREST SILKS Phone 2503 5.^ 17c PANCAKE FLOUR All rUIFOU IOHA FLOUR ' l!“i! tBr rtrtWWlM; World war the nation itself came to be known as the "Sick man of Europe." Tltt American Red Crow is pre­ pared tn exjiedite ahipinenU of food nnd clothing to prisoners of War nnd non-combatants Interned by Japanese government as soon as the "go ahead" signal Is received 1*3.70 from Japan. Chairman Norman H 30 ts Davis announced. Pending receipt of information from Japan on the completion of effective plans for distribution to prisoners and Ameri­ can cHilinns interned by the Jap­ anese. the American Red Craw, in conjunction with the Red Cross so­ cieties of Great Britain. Canada and Australia, hax made tentative ar­ rangements to ship the needed sup­ plier. to Japan directly from Austra­ lia. reeonm>edin< 1 Jersld Hnltord ......... » 2 Olean Beta . —...... 1*2,79 !t. Pean11 Cater -....... - - 30.ir. 4 r H U.ekeli .. . 5 De A H. Uwlaa ....... n livery l(»a»» . ........... T Ma»n Hl<■<{■■ ............ X IL J. Xwaneon.......... "IL is the destiny or America to vindicate democracy In a disbelief-i Ing world."—Paul V. .McNutt. SCOLDS > > > AAA O O O liquid «S8wmoh ROLLED OATS NAViTjSfAHS You can’t keep a good mon down—that's why cor owners every­ where are putting their cars in shape ond volunteering for all sorts of home defense jobs. . Have you in­ vestigated this angle? KEEP IT Up »o VICTORY STANDARD! MICHIGAN U. S. NO. 1 F*£$H F«r.M CARROTS HtrtHtY > CHOCOU-E SYR'J? 3 CAMS 10c MUSTARD Ot. lie APPLE BUTTER 2’iS5 25c GRAPE JAM 2 A’i 21c 2 ... 11c I POTATOES ige SALAD PEARS » 35c I SOUtHHN gen. 6c I YAMS 6 EACH SC I EXTRA FANCY 4 ... 17c I DELICIOUS APPLES 4 u. 27c 1/cuul *7 h/fk WISCONSIN FULL CREAM , 5UNNYFIILD SILVEUROQK .1 37c BUTTER B O’CLOCK DONUTS BREAD ENRICHED. DATED dARVEL 2 lb;. 47c 2 lbs. 51c ANDRUS SERVICE Phono 2240 daytime. For night* serv­ ice phone 2352 or 2230 Cor. Jefferson and Court n,~<— ti™.________ Sta^ Hastings, Michigan 1 , rum o. PURE LARD muwio PABST-fTT CHEESE 2,«. Th 2d'..27c I FIANMENMUTH I DOMESTIC ir 35c I SWISS CHEESE 2 i«. 31c I AGED CHEESE JANE PARKER DATED red circle BOKAR . . . 2^60* 30* MEL-O-BIT CHEESE MILD CHEESE OLEOMARGARINE u. 37c ni mr A p*6BUNS FEASI w ’ 3^'29' layer CAKE - 29' DOZ. ALACK WALNUT GREEN GIANT ANN PAGE ANN PAGE PEAS SALAD DRESSING PRESERVES 2 cans 29c Greisiag 33c AMERICAN OR BRfcK VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing Straoco Gas and Oils Valcuisiag ia'g CRACKFRS CREASE means life or death to your car. A film of lubricating oil and grease on the vitals of your car is as important as Vitamin B is to your health. Keeping your car properly greased ond oUed is the sure way to get the most ond the-best from it. We don't miss a thing when we grease your car! Come in today! NUrrf.1 11.111 Batterisa, Windskitld Wipers 5 SPINACH Preparation for every emergency is the way to ploy safe. Prepare your YOUR CAR IS cor now for the months of service A Personal and .it may hove to give without repairs! ASSET. Let’s RED-RIPE 5 .1a'g23c EXCEIL SODA It's important you keep your car "flying"! Community S4>6 u$. 83c TUNNY FIELD AMERICA DRIVES TO VICTORY! Ottoman Empire The Ottoman empire was a name for the former Turkish empire. Os’mmHtrr man <Olh,nan) I was the traditional ... Soaatnr -founder of the dynaity to which hls uutram________ name was given. Organized In the r,»Bd Thirteenth century, the empire ex­ panded until at its height in the I Sixteenth century It reached Vienna. 1 After the Sixteenth century parts of the empire were dbrnembered after DOZ. SIZE 176 SUNNYFIEID ____ _ of funds 5 “ 25' 29* 2 29* CALIFORNIA. SEEDLESS' OLE KERNEL CORN 2^ ik 31c 2 CANS 23c POPULAR BRANDS VELTMAN'S CIGARETTES COOKIES ft/t | 3 8AS 2yC| II �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MARCH 12. IH2 FOUR. Woodland Community News 1 f\ HiwnHHrWKrMr’iIhmMMmMMI mint NT-Um 1* > i . j----------------SPOTLIGHT J FREE• Penonat Paragraph. COFFEE ♦ S5.000.00; BOX-DATED I "» J $ UflNSl BONDS Get In tMj mightiest of Kragtr Ceffee Cntests. Jut complete this sesttKe in 25 idditiml werds or less: "I tike prids la sirying Kreger Coffee because" CREAM CHEESE bag -29c MICHIGAN 58c 2 lb. jar 29c Clover Vallay PEANUT BUTTER Embaoy Creamy Ri ch SALAD DRESSING Priiei 2 LOAF CHEESE Quart jar 29c TOMATO JUICE TABLE SYRUP 3 5 1b. pail Faaer SwMliaa Ipaghtttl er 3 £, 25c Macaroni GraRefnilt J«l« 2 35o Bliialck 30c PEACH HALVES 2NL’?31c CAMPBELL’S t°o0pto 3 »»■ 20c Pancake Flour 5 Kraft Dinner 2 Rice nut loir 4 19c >ack 198 37c Ritz Cracken Egg Noodles 21c 25c 2 KROGER'S ENRICHED YOUR GREATEST BREAD VALUE! 10c IJg «■—XT* “S! 3 S. 25c An Outstanding Company with .in Outstanding . Experience than one-half of IS of Claims go Into Court A Michigan Company for Michigan-Folk* MICHIGAN MAID rnrsH churned lb. roll 2 Country Club Popular Brands 73c Cigarettes S|.19 Carton Choice Alaska EVAPORATED MILK 4 Tall cans 31c Ab. ■ack 29c 27c gr Choice Michigan Hand Picked B NAVY beans PURE LARD 5 2 REFINED lb. bag j Avalon Giant pkg. GRANULATED SOAP Wasco Starling and 49c $3.19 SCRATCH FEED Tall can 19c Tenderloins 2 27c Wheaties 10c Muffets 10c Grapefruit 2 Fruit Cocktail 2 Gerber's foods 6 Gerber's Cerul 2 Tomato Soup ■b COUNTRY CLUB CELLO WRAPPED SMOKED PICNICS SMELT a. 29c 35c 3 17c Lamb Stew Herrud's Hied STARTING AT 1:3O EASTERN WAR TIME. » 15c LEONA sausage > ALSACE u> 21c / Herrud's Veal Loaf 30c Spare Ribs ifjf. 21c Fork Livers «u~i lb. 19c Y.U.w rite Ol Yellow Perch ib 19c Blue Pike ib 17c Whitlog Fillets ib 20c Ibi. FRESH CAUGHT CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS NAVELS LARGE 100-126 SIZE 25c RADISHES 3 bek. IOC CABBAGE CARROTS miK. LORO buneh 5 C TOMATOES FRESH BEETS bunch POTATOES ■ AKUG FRESH PEAS FULL PODS lb. 10c IDAHO FOTATOU FANCY APPLES O^. . doi J jC FAEIH. GBEEN HARD HEAPS 4 GRAPEFRUIT 25c 2 15 10 SWEET POTATOES S TiXAS UiDLISS 3'Ac lh». AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1942 BMBMHMHBHHMfl ORANGES Tg- Citizens' Mutual Automobile Ins. Co. noon instead of at the home of. „„ Presldenl-Karl C. Fuul. utwpIn lhe first tournament game on: Mrs Hemy Hvnes^Mrs John Hum t » :!>««<»’• cIcrk-Herald E Clssslcfell before m, ..urn, l.l> on - UIV. , Thursday- Woodland ^, ‘1..^ °"n,a ™~rvr-Rutb r. hard fighting laikc Odessa outfit, - ticudder; trustees 2 year?—John bv Mr. Ou, .» <• » t9mM M.Uwl mdr H i llell, Lawrence H Bird. Fitti E Borlire W. M S. .1 111. VEvumllcI ff*"1" '°r w«“Jf»d- JM» “ *“ derr assessor — Leon DNicholwm liurrb held hrl.l nu till Ml day d.V meeting mr.Unv at .1 ”«»' rrmi.kVble Lrc.uw hr church The Citizen's ticket won five mem­ Hie parsonage last Wednesday. Pot played the entire game with n> bers on thr council with thr Re­ broken collar bone which he had| luck dinner was served at noon and publicans represented by two. concealed thAughout u week of a profitable business meeting was held in the afternoon in which the practice, liaving sustained tt the I Entertain (or Brlde-eleet Lincoln pennies were brought In tc Odc-^ui. Spagnuolo and Allen were' Mrs. Ralph Leffler and Mrs. Rob­ be used in repairing Ute buildings o! ert Crockford were hostesses at a the Heil bl rd Mission in Kentucky. the big gums in the Lake Odessa: inLscclIanraiLs shower for bride-elect Mrs. George Klopfenstein gave an front. In the second game. Mid­ MLss Frances Born Saturday eve­ interesting piper on "Stewardship' dleville disposed of the Caleoonta ning at the home of Mrs. Crockfotd which ts emphasized this month.; -...................... ...UI ™>..™ Dessert was served nl 7:30 fnlrowrd rnlKW -Move On Voulh." !" F'.d?v.b>u'r!'- *^te; by games Mlmv Bom received many Odessa defeated Portland by u score! lovely gifls. W T. I'. To Meet of 32 to 22 although Portland lead, Thr W. C. T U. will meet with 16 to 7 at thr half. Then Middleville Bed' w,,Ur ■"d Bluc <lub Mcel’ Mi- B< ii Schneider on Friday.; defeated Delton In the second game , Mrs H. A. Kllson entertained tiie March 13 at 2:00 P M. Mrs. Klda 30 to 24. Tills was a fast, exciting; Red. White and Blue Club last WedGuv will be lite leader. game with lhe Finkbcincr brothers1 nesday tor an nil day meeting with dinner nt noon. The host esse* were 'Mm. Kitaon. Mm Eda Tyler. Mm ’ Man Guy. Mm. Edna Parrott. Mm Bessie Jordan and Mrs. Carrie Rob- Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale at the farm located 4 miles east of Middleville and 11 miles north of old Powers school; or 7J miles southwest of Freeport, on 27c ib COUNTRY CLUB TENDERED 27c CHOICE CUTS beef made BETTER by a scieetific method own method . . . Grade for grade no other be so tender. Why not treat yourself lo a costs you no more! SWIFT S PREMIUM pkgs. CHUCK ROAST f LAMB ROAST "ST 20c VEAL ROAST boneless >» 35c SMOKED HAMS “ 33c 25c KROGER'S TENDERAY at# *nH PERFECT BALj,*c7 Tendtray is GOOD embodying nature’s beef so fresh can tender roast— Yet |ERRY ANDRUS. National Bonk Bldg.. Phone 2519 23c Tali Country Club iooib-baa $2.33 1 Lake a “surprise attack" in the night come auto accidents Be prepared with a Citisens* Mutual Policy New Pack Florida - GROWING MASH Wasco Pink Salmon 29c 33c 37c HAY & GRAIN HORSES Black team, 7 and 8 yrs. old, wgt. about 2800 lbs. Black horse, wgt. 1250 lbs. Yearling colt 75 to 100 baskets of com 200 bu. Oats Quantity of hoy MACHINERY Massey Harris mower Dump rake Oliver 2 horse cultivator Oliver 99 walking plow Roon cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 6 ^rks. Black cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 4 wueks Durhom cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh 5 weeks Guernsey cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh obout wk. Durham cow, 8 yrs. old, due June 10 Durham caw, 4 yrs. old, due April 20 Durham heifer, due in June Guernsey heifer, duo in Moy Brown Swiss heifer, not bred 2 sec. Spring tooth drag 3 sec. Spring tooth drag HOGS KROGER STORES Sot of slings Hay rack ■ Church of the United Brethren In Ciirirt E. B Griffin and A. A. Griffin, pastors. Woodland 10 A. M —Morning worship. j 11 A. M Stmdny school ’ • 1 7:30 P. M —Christian Endeavor Wednesday 7:30 P. M.-Mldwcek nrayer service The Woodland W. M. A. will hold an all day meeting Wednesday March 18 at the home of Mrs. James Tyler. This Is an Important meeting with election of officers. Kilpatrick 10: 30 A. M —Sunday school 11: 30 A. M—Morning worship, 7'30 P. M —Christian Endeavor Thilrtday 7:30 P. M. -Mldwrtk prayer service The Methodist George Wingard, pastor 16 00 A M —Mr.ming worship. 11:15 A M Sunday school. 8.00 P. M —Epworth League. Thunday 8.00 p. M. Midweek serv. "2 Hay forks 2 Sets Double harnesses Single horness 2 Iron kettles Hone collars Jack screw Coal brooder stove 2 Large meat crocks 2 Naw 5-gal. crcarft cans HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6 Straight back chain Bedstead and springs Heating stove Many other articles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. MRS. ADDIE LEWIS, Propr. CURT SOLOMON, Auctioneer Religious Instruction. Tuesday 4:40 P. M. Seniors. Thursday. 4:40 P. M. Juni'jn.. - - 2 Water separators Wood wheal wagon 2 Rocking chair* 2 Duroc brood sows, due Moy 15 4 shoots, wgt. 135 lbs. each Zion Lutheran Church Paul W. Geiger, pastor 10:00 A. M. Sunday school. 11:00 A. M. Morning worship. ; 2:30. P M Lutheran Gospel , House over CKLW. i Wednvsd.iv, March 18 Midweek’ ’ ’ Lenten Service. •‘What Shall f bo With Jesus? Shall I Mock Him' ITiie public i.b eiuill.iir. United ! Choir rehearsal after Lenten Sleighs with log bunks Stone boat Incubator Church Announcements i ; i Hay loader COWS 19c 6 °19c ^7.^ S 1942 Twenty-Seven Years of Marked Success FRIDAY^-SATURDAV ONLY 5X2? £ “J camp Sunday and vlilted his par-1 and Mr and Mrs E O ShinS L * Mr» Robert L Bom of Woodland threatened throughout the first ! enu Mr and Mrs.Royd Jol.nJm Idland 7ml M and UiV £ri ““*'«* “r ,nd Mrs. Cecil Barnum w Eugene A. Reuther, son of the half. MMdtevUkl> Urt break preyed Miss Leona Heise aticnoed a band Nielhamer. ^iaXu XJSuX , Ot*T „ • «*aiiu mib ™ t£ . -----------, UHC mr. x-rro ncuuvcr vi . mul°'—. —— ——------, , , . . . .... ... ... ... tr»ruia iLeon oou Mn. ..-. m. .. . nnri Mcsdames Herald Classic. Northeast Woodland m on. o Bunday “nd ulnHl^vUlA Middleville eurricu carried Home home 111 lhe” clinic Saturday and Sunday at Niles. I night supper guilts of Mr. and Mrs NlclroUon and Rhoda Austin visited evening. Marcli 8 at 8:30. Bev. Paul, championship and the trophy by a While there she played in a band Frank Niethamer. of over 100 pieces conducted by WinJ Harry William* viklted hU £ll» Mr and Mrs Robert Austin of j W. Geiger, pastor ot the Zion Luth- score of 33 lo Ifl Middleville thus Lansing Sunday afternoon. enm church performed the cere- competes nt Grand Rapids thlv Rovelli of the U. of M. On Sunday Mr. „nd Mrs. Ryan Williams and Mr. and Mr> Welby Crockford mony in lhe presence of the famines wf«k In lhe regional tournament , afternoon a concert was given. «i Mr. and Mrs Clilt WilUatns of Sagiwere dinner gifiwU at lhe home of • Mid a few close friends. •. there. ■ rccotding of which wwr broadcast Iiaw jaH wcc|t Gordon Williams sang "I Lovcj . .over Um air ut South Bend. Sunday 1 Mrs u J. Vincent and son Wen- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Higdon of Nashville Thursdav. I You Truly-' and "Because" accornM‘<J Scene of Accident Sunday evening. |<un spent last Monday with her Mr. and Mix. Carl Olmstead have panled by Kenneth Stanley nt the Another accident occurred Sunday Mr. and Mis Vane Wotting were. mother. Mn. Fannie Hunt of E purchased the Alex Gavltl re*l-;plano. Mr. Stanley also played the: evening on M-43 two miles nortii | Grand Rapids visitors Friday. 1 Lansing. dcncc on north Main street. Mr traditional wedding nutreh. j of Woodtanu of Woodland Rev-. Revand and Mn. Mrs. H. V-H. •V. Mrs. Gordon Williams entertained: Mm. Fred Ktpllnger of Hasting' bride, ’ Townsend‘ of Woodland were driving Olmstead h a son of Mr. and Mrs ; The ” *~ JJ who "■ was given * *in mar’ the Teacners* bridge club Monday called on Mrs. Arthur Aiierding George Olmstead of the Tamarac riage by tier father, wore a navy north on M-43 on their way to ’evening, eight being present. Thunday afternoon. Dutrlct and wu living in llw Upper­ blue street 1-ngth rtrwj Her enr-'Grand Rapids ft was raining PP4 Mr and Mrs. Dell Williams spent ’ Dr. O. P. Bernier of Milford III rage wm of sweet peas and rosev I visibility was nene too good. As Ul« Sunday with their daughter ami, and Miss Helena Benner of Bii'tlc Peninsula before coining to Wood- Mm. Robert Crockford, matron of, Towijsend car approached the cot­ family. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Me- Creek spent the weekend with Mrs j land. He is employed at the E W Bliss Co. Hastings. Mr. Gavitt U honor, wore blue and her corsage; ner where M-43 turns cast, another Leod of Grand Rapids. Benner and Eleanor. Mrs. Benner Is ( ; car was comutK to the turn on M-43 i living with her daughter, Mrs wax spring flowers and roses. । Mrs. Juna Jordan returned to convalescing nicely from her mgmt Robert Crockford of Woodland war going west. Rev. Townsend did not ' Chicago Saturday after s|M*nding' oixratton and Is able to be up part Hille Jordan of Grand Rapldi five weeks with her son and family, ir.f lhe ftme. Her daughter. Mm. Es-1 since Hie death ot Mr. Gavitt some best man. Mr. und Mrs John Brech- see tills car and started to cross'll^ (months a^o. • •ehen of East Woodland were m“a- ■ highway on hls way thru to hike Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan. (ton Everett of Vermontville, who hit." ( Mrs. Vere Miller of Chicago. Miss, been caring for her since ahi* re-1। Mr. nnd Mrs Clarence Forman! ter and mistress of ceremonies. Mrs. । Odessa to Grand Qaplds. Mr. and !: and children of Horner spent Thur.-'' Brecheisen beinp a sister of the! Mrs. Johnson r.nd baby of Battle I Doreen Clary and Frederick Clary | turned from the hospital, returned , day and Friday with hls parents. bride. Robert Bom. Jr., brother of’Creek, occupants of the other car. ■ of Hastings were Friday evening din- to inr home last week the bride, ushered. saw the Towmcnd car but thinking ner guests at the home of Mr. and' Mr and Mr .. F E Binder accom- Mr. and Mri. George Forman. Mr A receptUn for the wedding they would turn on the stale road Mrs. Ralph Leffler. Tills was a i imniid by their daughter. Mrs. C. and Mrs Byron Tcaker and chiidren of Ionia were Sunday dinner guests, numbering 41. was held aft- an this is a thru highway, turned farewell dinner In honor of Fred- E. Fawcett and son Charles Fred- I guests. Miss Florence Forman who' eikthe ceremony at the home ot the, directly into the Townsend car. hit­ • ting it squan.lv in lhe right side Tiie Is attending business college tn brides parents. : Grund Rapids, is staying there thia I After a short wedding trip Mr. and i side was badly scratched and the week as she b ill with the flu. !■Mrs Eugene Reuther will he at home , door rut completely thru nnd n targe . A fine delegation of Woodland on lhe Mrs. Laura Gardiner farm oni piece tom out of one fender but the i car remained upright and the oc! Evangelical League of Christian En-( North Main street. Woodland. guMta included Mrslcupanta of neither car were deavor memticrs attended the Pel-1 Out-of-town . ... --------------------------_________________ „ I lowship meeting provided by the Mattle fjchroy. the Misses Shirley hurt The Johnson car had a bent I Ionia C. E. on Tuesday evening of j and Vivian Schray and Stanley fender and one lire badly cut (last week. | Brackmann. Elmhurst. III. and Ed-1 Neither car war going f««t or this Edward D Fisher, who has been ward Fisher of California. ' might ha<e proved a serious accl1 flying for lhe Army Air Corps in'.., .. . . dent. CaHfflbnla Is sjiending a few days Flnr Pla) Marks - i . with his parents. Mr. and Mrs • Und Tournament village Elects Officers Monday ’ Walter Fisher before accepting other ' । Only seventy votes were cast in d"“” of thecht,loh ,lcM i lhe Wcodland Garden Club wx»v n of Monn *hlcb k,“' entertained at the home of Mre ™T*«!^ir5uv I •"•«» c'Uwns indoors. Thtfae electW. E. ROBB. Founder Chas Farthing last Tuesday after- .Thurnby. Friday and baturday ed wfr(.; 1915 CLOCK BREAD ANGEL FOOD CAKE LK' 27c COOKIES 4 FAVOMTE VARIETIES 4b. 10c SODA CRACKERS 2 16c DliTTCD DU I I Cn “j 18c CoubUt Club California Free.tone DOUGHNUTS 'or Cliuil” S Elate.. 24’4-lh. ot riour tack" U7C QlteteOtelsu uinCBrity 25c 30c ioc 4 £, 29c ‘till Pastry Flour Country Club Grade “A" Tall can. # I Cottage Cbeeie American or Brick 1b. box g « . i Marriage Von I and Oarbow starring for Middleville, At Candlelight Service while' HoughtaUng. Wilbur visiting them for the put two weeks, ... L, , ...... ... — end ___ ____ _ . .. .tapers __ I1 Harrington It.-,^g.l —r ^a ltAtV . spent Friday In Benton Harbor at! spring flowers and■ white Mood -n, out ffor Deltoh. the home of mi. Mr. r.wwi.. Fawcett's puvuw, parents, |wet? wen. ‘Wai"ino Bl ine altar BjUr and anj while Whltci Thus the ,h« Saturday nfaaht finalist mw .mane w Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fawcett, Sr, Mrs.! wper# were ptace<1 doini lhe cenU,ri were Lake Oduu and Middleville Fawcett Jr. and eoo remained with aUfc of tbe zton Lutheran church Middleville look an Moly le«d In CLARE WILLIAMS, Clerk South Woodland Church of The Breth{rn Arthui L. Dodge, pastor ■ 10:00 A M.—Worship and Sir­ ' mon . J 11.00 A M —Sunday school. I Tht MUsionary Society will meet 1 nt the home* of Mm. Laura Gard­ ; liter on Wcdncsdny. Match 18 ! The Evangelical Chuich J. 8. Deabler. pastor 10.00 A. M -Morning worship. 11.00 A. M—Sunday Khool 7:45 P. M. Evangelical League of |C.. E. Topic •Hie ChrisUan DKI clpllne of Life" led by Arthur Bates , 1.30 P. M —Evening worship. Choir rfheatsal Wednesday cvenhig. 7 Mid-week Prayer Service at 8.00 j | INCREASE WORKERS ; American Red CrtA» workers statinned at army camps and hoaptiah । both at home and abroad have been increased by nearly 100 during the .post month. At present there lire 140 army camp field directors at work: 145 assistant field directors | and 163 hospital social Workers. ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH it. 1H1 a bled thi* week by Infection In hl*1 South Bend. Ind., jpent ths week- MIDDLEVILLE J SUS “ “ •'"*"* USe9S5aS^2SSEHBEes!l , Mtoa Bvelyn Dsukes, was horn* —J b"■ THREE. DOTS AND A DASH FOR VICTORY, 1 Frank Lee and daughter Edna. Mn. B. C. Swift has been spend- Mr. >d. «.nn.r Ka. «... .t-n, from her dtiiio* at the u-hnni <->r>. । “ weraeno. recently netping care for her motnterta for savera) day* because of' n,r LereT Chamberlain of the, «L Mn. Alice McIntosh, who passed Illness Poll*'Walker home ec teach- Leighton Ev*t<eilcal church U home “way Saturday evening al the nome er U looklM an* ^ her "here he ha* bean <4 h*r daughter. Mn. Frans WUUwm m m hoMln« * ‘w *"*-’ ’'*■ “h lUne“ ,ron’ P',euRoy Johnson, enoiiuwr engineer at a- de-. <n.. Rov . .. | mon la. Mn. McIntosh has spent fense plant at Flint, was home for Mn. ' Ida Brown housekeeper al considerable lime al the Swift home lhe weekend. The Johnson family: 'EVERYUi PAY DAY The Vatican yearbook, Anuuario ?ontificio, report* there are 73.887 'aItalic missionaries. tn tne uoaun district. । stevens who Is snendJohn Robertson, nee Maxine Mr and Mr* Arthur Valehtlne , Maclver. who U assistant dietician aMended ■ Hirrti/tav ann.ri.. mgsome Umc with her nephew. *"”•'**• " " aatetMea a Mmtday surpriseP»rty.Maite^in in arand al lhe State hospital at Caro, spent on Mra Rolland Valentine al Has- ^ren Orand Saturday evening and Sunday with ling* Thursday evening. *“ home SuntU> ur u,d Mr*. Makomb The Bowen, Mills todies aid so-1 T11' c{lenn iCf.n?Stn J**4 Maclver al Parmelee. On her recent .clcty will meet this week Thursday J**” °". ?|U<* , Nov*. J*v?e | visit to Camo Robinson in Arkanfo< dinner nt the home of Mr*. T**” oul of “Chool several da» with where *he visited her husband. Corn Davl*. Influent*. I 8pe raa gUd also to meet several Artltur-Goity wun brought home Mn' u ?• p,Ime’’ of ChcUea and j,oyM fnun, this locality. They were from'Blodrfctt hospital Friday and 'Misses Lola nnd Agnes Stokoe of; Junior and Frederick Gillett. Ward is conAilescing nicely from hto re-1the I?nU“ «'‘ool*/werc at home Freeman and Burdette Klugip; cent aptiendeciomy. He i* up about;' ouiuroay a“urd,y to nee "<* vnrir thMr lainer. ,ather- rreo «Yedj. waltei Walter Orirteth Is olso in the same iIStokoe.jvlio the huuse'part of Rte time. Hlokoe- whQ ha* hax been been 111 HL in in bed bed for for !. camp. • oy*r a month. ' Mr _ Vern Cook, slster-ln-law ot Mr* Mr*. Loren Johnson has been at l' Mr*. Glenn Whitmore has sold I Mrs. David, Chase. p*M«l away at Byron Center *ince<Tuesday caring’ her home to Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Vis-; for her sister. Mrs Ida'Bartonrwho beck and plans to make her future’ her home in Leighton center known ' | a* the Sebring place, Saturday eve­ ha* been very rick with a strep in­ home with her children. ning. Although she had been a great fection. Eddie Lynd came by plane toI1 sufferer with heart trouble for many Mr. and Mrs. E H. Barber of Grand Rapids Saturday evening. Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors Feb. 28 on a twenty-four hour leave; years, her death was quite unex'l pec ted. She was the fonner Lila In­ of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. R* from hto New Jersey camp Hi*! ': gll*. daughter of Wm. and Mary Prindle. parent* took him to Detroit Sunday I Bristow Inglis and wa* born and Miss Elsie VunderSchuur. cosme­ evening where he left again by plane! grew to womanhood In Grand Philadelphia and thence by bus tics demonstrator, is at Dearborn for--------------- ----------------------------—1, , Raplo*. She Is rurvived by her hus­ this week. Last week she wa* in to his destination. Hto parents also' i band and three children, Eugene Breckenridge |called to see Max's brother Roscoe!; Lois and William. Funeral service* Arthur . Giiffelh. cow tester of. Lynd and wife. were wlieduled for 2 P. M. Tuesday smith Kent count), accompanied by I Mis. Carl Rock returned from at the Leighton Evangelical church. f his .shier. Helen, went to Hickory' Detroit Thunday where itfie has । Comers Saturday evening and vis- ’ been caring for her sister. Mrs. Leon .T*’ls , Mon^“ j March Is showing ited their parents. Mr. and Mrs j Rock. She plana to return in the**hat, “n do~“"Jf ,ro.!‘r,.nx Creek and accepted a position as Griffith until Sunday evening I near future. ' flowing nnd snowing. School ha* stenographer fcr lhe While Products •'Paddy” Murphy. If-month-old The Griflrtha have Just moved on| Mr. and Mrr Arthur Geuke* and bc*’? closed all day as the side Corporation. ' i son ot Mr. and Mr*. Frank Murphy ‘ lhe Cadwaltoder farm about one and ! Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Andler returned | ‘oad* ' u*n> treacherous for the The Community aucUon sale Sal- of Washington. D. C., wa* back"a't ' one-half miles out of Hickory Cor-1 home Monday of last week from’ f’u**c* ,o ,ravel- maybe Its winter* urday afternoon and evening tor, home recovered from a two-weck ,uv u Hot sprtar. Mrs. Boyden Moyer of Charlotte' Arkansas. All feel much benefited! Clare Corson of Monroe spent the benefit of the Red Cross netted siege of one nf the deadliest nf around 8500. exact childhood diseases, influenzal menwas a Saturday guest of her daugh- i by the change *nd /the mineral from Thursday until Sunday night somewhere amount not jet known. While the jngitU. ter. MLss Marjorie Chandler of the bath*. with hl* parent*. Mr and Mr*. W. orw.1 <», miml, - —n got,) was set much higher, I, it was “Paddy ' was taken to lhe tas- i T.-K faculty. I Jacob Longstreet, returned to htoi P. Cdtaon. A telephone ha* recently been in-1 home In South Grand Rapids FrlMr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Liebier re-1 good community experience and as . piUil with a fever of 103 degree*. | stalled nt the Roy Johnson home d“Y night after helping with the'turned to their home in Grand 'a result many home* have articles,1 Mrs. Murphy and hospital attendsouth ot town. Tiie number is 53 F < farm chores nt tiie home of hl* son, Rapids Sunday after spending thr to use that were of no value to the former owners. Ail enjoyed the’ , , , ---------— , 11. I Clarence while Ute toller wn» at . winter hrYe with their son and three auctioneers, the veteran N. C ’ ” t0»?n Paul Lcnch. brother of Mrs Harold Evanston to the school officer* daughter-hi-taw, Mr and Mrs. Wm. Thomas. Barney Cisler and Curt, p,aclng full confidence In the , Last week, honor wa* paid to 106 Michigan Beil rmployeea Noah, who Iiha been very HI witn meeting. i J. Liebier, Solomon—all are fine salesmen: and child'* doctor. Mr*. Murphy gave I pneumonia at the home or hls BHlle and Bobble Getty spent Mr*. Jennie Bovee and daughter, there was everything there to. sell* pcrmi*»lon for him to administer a in Detroit who have driven telephone company vehicles for mother, Mr.,. Nick Gulltan. Is some Thursday and Friday al the home Mr* Burdette Wadd spent from Frinew scrum, never before tried in ' It) or more years without an aeriilmt! Combined distances linproved j of their grandfather. A. C. Johnson! day until Sunday in Jackson visiting from machinery to puppies. There Washington. It worked perfectly. ‘ driven by those men equal 574 limes around the cartb-wtfAMrs May Richardson has been on the prairie. I their daughter and sister. Mrs. Eno* were some incidents that provoked a lot of fun and showed the real abetted by the chemical lulfapyri- i spending several days nt the home Clark Bit**. Malcomb Maclver and Price and husband. ouf a icraich! dine and four blood transfusions. • of her son. Arthur Getty and fam- Wayne Carpenter are laid off from One of our elderly friends found 'spirit of the crowd A box. contents unknown, wa* sold for 81.50 and re­ Somewhat weakened by the or ' Uy. on the Irving road. (their work al the Wolverine Bnu* herself In quite a predicament one Michigan Bell employee* arc. irutrueted, and cooperate enlhu Mr nnd Mrs. Alfred Poll and two Co. in Grand Rapids because of the day tost week. In attempting to sold at $1 per bid until 833 was deal, but smiling nevertheless. Pat ' What do you suppose the rick played with his brothers after : •iastically, in safe driving. In die National Emergency, safe children of Grand Rapids were graduafslowing up of the plant due! turn on the radio she lost her bnl- realized : box contained? Yes. sir. a live opos ­ coming home, nnd for the first time I SaU'rdny afternoon and evening to defense restrictions. I ance and fell—nnd to save herself driving lake* on added significance, far it ia an important sum. A pumpkin brought in 8280 In two weeks, slept in his own little visitors of her niece. Mrs. Clarence' Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Woods have| grabbed the fernery which went ; at five cent blds nnd ten pounds of mean* of conserving cars, tire* and gasoline. 1'■'•■street nnd family. (moved from the Riemersina funn doan on top cf her. Not bring very ( Homer Cunningham has been ab- cast cf town to lite Myrtle Cook I stout she wa* unable to llfi it off or sugar wen', for a dollar a pound. The Flora) Garden Club was en­ I wriggle out from under it, but being .in! Irani hls duties nt the T.-K. tenant house on Arlington St. Miss Kay Krautheim, student'of a humorous make-up she In- tertained at the home of Mrs. Linda >c)ux»i a lew days because ot slckA Californian has invented an inteachcr al T.-K. school spent theidulgfd In some laughs at her own CcnUlver on Wednewday. Mivch dicutor to be hung in u motion pic- j Conserve matariah . . . The Delhi Alien Past Mutroiu weekend witn friends nt Lansing. ' expense anil contented herself n* 4 with a jxjt lhek dinner. Fourteen The regular meeting of the Wed- best she could until able to attract members and three children were turc. theater lobby to allow what por- । club of Middleville O. E. 8. will Htlp win tho wart -lion of a program is in progress. 1 entertain the officer* of Middleville r.e.sdny .-.octa! club 1* scheduled for | attention of the young woman who present. Blrt.idays of Mrs. Florence taw long it will last and how soon chapter No. 17 nt the Masonic tem­ this week with Mrs. Paul Faulkner, lives in pnrt of the home who came Coman. Mrs Daisy Baker. Mrs Mr. and Mr*. Car! Dunlap and and released her. If you wish tc Elizabeth Jackson and Mrs. Lena ple nt un evening dinner meeting Gilbert VanderKolk of Grand Rap-1 know any more particulars ask Mrs Lewis were honored. Mrs. Frona Tuesday. March 17. Herman McConnell who has a ids wfre among lhe fans cheering Mattle Lynd, the subject of the Fleming bad charge of the program The next meeting of. the group will petition at Royal Oak was home for for their old home town team, the story. Trojans, al thr basketball. toumaMr nnd Mrs. Delbert Buxton and be on March IB with Mrs Elizabeth the weekend. Shirley Kcimeen of Parmelee re­ ment at Woodland Saturday night daughter Phyllis of Grand Rapids Jackson for a jx>t luck dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rugg visited were Sunday guests of Mrs Nellie tard. some loss ot turkeys by trestheir daughter. Jeanette, at the Thompson. Local dinner Rucsts were piixstng dogs. Mrs. bn inn Williams has been Western State Teachers College at ’ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie and Mr. Mount for Machine Gun . and Mrs. Max Lynd numbered among the sick being af­ Kalamazoo. Sunday. Changes Defense Tactics Mrs. Hattie Carpenter Of Parmelee' Mr. and Mrs David Chase spent; flicted with u case of shingles Il represent* n net expenditure of Mrs. Robert Frost of Grand Rap­ is caring for Mrs. John Bill Kelley i the first of the week with her ] brother. Vcrn Cook and children at only 10.80. ids has been nt the home of her and Infant *on in Caledonia. But a new machine gun mount Mrs James Mluad end little Leighton center. l>arcnp>. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Beeler . a Rapid* - Stuart Relgler was off work last which has been developed by tiie of. Grand Have rew since Saturday, suffering with in­ daughter turned home after spending a week week due to infection in hls knee Sixty-llfth Coast Artillery antiair­ fection of the rar. Ruth Johnson. Paul and Ralph with her patent*. Mr. and Mrs which resulted from an injury from craft regiment might revolutionise , an auto mishap. defense tactics it the United Slates Palmer are the young folks from Gtodeon Brings at Bowens Mills. Mary Frances Noah entertained Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hclrigel and this vicinity who have completed -bort courses at Michigan Slate Col- .'‘ luiiriccn fourteen xuuiuc young aiiivui school fiicnua friends at al a ■j oaugilicr daughter Baiunia Barbara speiii spent u>c the weekend cently. I al with hto sister. Mrs. lege Collet;’. In home cc and agricul- party * at * her home Friday evening. * “* Albion *’*■* — — — The new mount permits 'the tuyn^ cotiyes. Games and refreshments passed Ute'Wayne Fleenor, and family. Hls mounting ot .50-caliber antiaircraft Cluirlcs Pnrirer. who. with Mrs time and lhe little friends all think nephew. Wm. Helrigel. Jr., was machine guns in any type of truck, I present for n day’s furlough from PatKrr. has txcii In Hastings foi Mar)1 an Ideal hostess. aqd thus would make it possible for The second friendship meeting of I the Great Lakes Training station Ute army to commandeer whole fleet* several weeks, was a caller al tiie home of his brother. Bert. Wed­ Barry county Eastern Star chapters where he to in the hospital division of commercial. vehicles al a mo­ nesday. He rt|K>rts hls son Harold will be-held at Hickory Corners,j Glenn VanderSchtiur and Mis? ment's notice and send them ; Lucile Parsons of Traverse City were n recent enlistee in the U. 8. navy Friday evening March 20. Mr*. Lrniia Kirkpatrick went to married in the above city March 1 swarming over the countryside to Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hoover of the keep enemy planes away. roman district visited hLs sister Grand Rapids Thursday and spent I They have been with hto parents The disclosure was made at the Mrs. Walter Lewis. Tuesday at lhe several days with her son Russell Mr. and Mrs. Herman VanderSchuur ' since, as their future plans are quite Kelly ranch, just south nf Chehalis. home of Barney Lewis in north and other relatives. Mr*. Charlotte Wolowlc* Coch' indefinite as Glenn expects to enter Wash. where the Second Battalion ot Leighton. They found her slowly Deering grain binder, 6 ft. cut the Sixty-iUth wa* in camp as part SORREL GELDING, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 convalescin': from a recent severe rone, whose husband is in the army. । service this wrek Friday sickness nnd up part of the time and who is staving with her moth-. Emory Flnkbeiner began work tost of the "Blue" forces which took part - New Deere hay loader BAY GELDING, wgt. 1300 Little Joan and Judy Streeter er in Yankee Springs Twp., Is week for a ccftcern In Grand Rap­ BLACK GELDING, wgt. 1450 McCormick Dearing tide delivery and tedder twin daughters of Mr and Mrs. Win. mother to a bf-by daughter born this! id* that sells toad tractors. "The standard tripod mount BLACK GELDING, wgt. 1400 Empire Jr. grain driHj 11 hoe Streeter of Grand Rapid* have re­ past week in the hospital al Plain-; The Community / Brothcrlwod wi'h which the ,50-caliber gun is . । meeting scheduled for this Monday equipped is' ideal for firing from tiie turned home after spending some well. I. H. C. Manure spreader, 20th Century Mrs Edwin Covne and Utile son evening has been postponed until ground," Maj. R. C. Jones, com­ lune with their grandparents at Oun 4 row Bean or beet drill lake. Bobble, of Orand Rapids spent from next Monday. March 16 due to lhe manding officer of lhe battalion, ex­ The same plained. "but we have always felt Thto (Mist week has been every­ Friday until Sunday evening with weather coud.tlons 2 row Bean cultivator Miller bean puller HOLSTEIN-GUERNSEY COW, 5 yrs. old. duo Oct. 1 thing a weather man might want her sister. Mr*. Clarence French and. program will be carried out. Rev that we should be able to fire from Deering mower, with pea guard*, 5 ft. cut HOLSTEIN COW, 4 yrs. old, duo April 1 i Babbitt as speaker nnd musical a moving true*, and that couldn't Some beautiful spring days, with a family southwest of town. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lunenden '■ number* in rharge of CUff Proctor be done with the regular equipment JERSEY COW, 3 yrs. old, due Sept. 1 McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut robin singing and the smell of new life, then rain today Sunday turning and son* accompanied Mr. and Mrs. j The Young Woman's Guild will HOLSTEIN COW, 7 yrs. old, duo April 1 McCormick' Deering horse cultivator "You see. our function 1* to race to sugar snow; nnd plenty/of mud Vur Adams to the Farm Bureau: not meet this Thursday evening due HOLSTEINCOW. 3 yrs. old, duo Nov. 1 Hone cultivator Oliver riding plow, Na,. 11 everywhere but on the pavrmanto family night meeting al Hastings to many of Hit young women being with the enemy aircraft and try to (Th* above ar* T.B. and Bang* tested* Mrs. Adeline Barrel) and Mr and Wednesday evening March 4 The enrolled in the Nurses training class keep them from reaching the'point C. B. Q. Carn planter, fertiliser attachment JERSEY-GUERNSEY HEIFER, duo Sept. 5 -they seek lo attack. Mtss Virginia Carley, of the Flat Mrs. Clarence Steeby of Grand Rao- two Lunendtn boy*. Delbert and GUERNSEY HEIFER, due Sept. 10 "Thus it is absolutely essentia) Butcher and Gibbs 8 ft. cultipackcr Ids spent Sunday with tfifir daugh- Lavrm. furnished vocal number* on Rock rchools. was at home with her 2 4-mos. old GUERNSEY HEIFER CALVES \rr and rmulii. Mrs Pful Carey and lhe program and delighted all with: parent*. Rev. and Mrs. I. K. Carley that we should be able to go into Roderick Lean double disc, 6 ft. action al any lime without a sec­ ' for the weekend. family west of town In Leighton their singing. Wagon and flat rack 'Forrest Clark began work tost j The monthly.meeting of the Mas- ond's delay. Twp Edd Perrault, northwest of town wrtk at the Kelvinator plant at | ’ers-Jones circle will be held next "We got together to see what we 3 sec. Massay Harris drag, IS tooth week. Thursday afternoon, March could improvise, and-this new mount is the first to have tapped hto sugar Lansing. 10 0. I. C. fall shoots, wgt. 100 lbs. 2 sec. Spike tooth Drag Lend roller Eldon Hiar had quite a surprise 19 with Mrs A. H. Parker who will is lhe result. We 'stole' the fourwhen he returned to Battle Creek; be agisted by Mrs. L M. Johnson, 2 O. I. C. gilts, due to farrow April 20 Saturday, just in time for the rain 7 tooth single cultivator. Double shovel foot square steel plate which con­ and snow that followed to nil the tout week Monday following a short > Kenneth While of Rolla. North stitutes the base and the rest of lhe 7 Good breeding ewes, due to lamb April 25 Shovel plow Hog ctote 100 Bean st buckets. wedding trip—a transfer from Port Dakota, to s]>cnding a few dav.- with material came out of the junkpile. Mrs. Rusli Randall spent FrtdRy Custer to a camp in southern Texas I hls cousins, Burdette and Pauline It's pretty crude, but it will serve in Grand Ranlds with her daughter Eldon has been at Custer since hl*1 Benaway. Mrs. 8. F. Myers and Kay its purpose until somebody works Feo swather Corn Shetler Grind liana Miss Jeanette, who was somewhat enlistment in the signal corps etoh- While and other relatives In this out something better which the war disabled from a cowpie of falls on teen months ago. and while this section of Michigan. 2 Harpoon hay forks Sllags Horta collars 5 Ton* Timothy hay 10 Ton* Mixed hay department can adopt as standard the ice which was hard on her knee. move has been anticipated.—was1 Mrs. Clarence French am! Mrs 2 soft double work hamouas Slagle harness Quantity of straw 150 bu. Oats equipment.? Member* of the T-K. school fac­ hardly looked for as a wedding gift! Charles Baughman. Jr. attended Buggy Thills and buggy pole Knee bobs 50 bu. Ithaca seed barley 75 crate's goad Carn Hls marriage occurred Feb. 28. ' Hie quarterly meeting of the Nall ulty are busy rehearsing for the Shovels Forks Small tools 4 crates seed Corn Budapevt’* City Hall Saturday and Sunday visitors of, Council of Catholic Women of 88 three-act comedy. "Ready-Made Plan* have been completed for a About 200 lbs. cleaned June Clover seed Family" which will be presented Fri­ Mr* Robert VanderVeen and family j Cyril dt MeUiodus parish Sunday day evening. March 20. Members of were her mother and brother. Mr* afternoon. March 8. at the home of great new city ball in Budapest to Many other articles too Rtfmtroug to mg nt ion the cast are Marjorie Chandler. Lloyd Ellis ar.d son Basil, and het Mn. August Kolrba near Gun lake, be th* largest building in Hungary Hester Sorter* Mary Murphy. Pau­ sister. Mrs John Lenardson. hu*-' The annual election of officers wa* excepting the parliament building* line Walker. Grace Cunningham. band and son Dickie, all of Allegan. l*eld with result* as follows:—Pre* familiar to visitor* to the capital. Eldon Lswrence. Dorothy Bonne­ Sunday vtoltors were Robert's «ous- Mn Albert KntrtMT vice pre*.. Mr* The new municipal building which ville. Wm. Ferguson. Gerald Stucker. Ins, Harold and Earl Gamble and Clarence French: secy.-treas.. Mrs will harmonise with’the general ar­ Hornet Cunningham. The play is their famllle-i of Grand Rapids. i Wm. Holbrook. The next meeting chitectural scheme of Budapest ha* coached by Mi. and Mrs. Wm. UebMr and Mrs. Oscar Flnkbeiner will be held In April—place and date been derigned by lhe architect who ler. and children. Stanley and Phylll* ‘ to be annoJnced did the Hungarian building at the Thr Middleville Creamery made a-visited her brother. Rev. Ralph HarRobert VanderVeen. who some New York World'* fair and will re­ good showingmt the recent ntaeting per and family *t Flushing. Sunday 1 week* ttgu. I*egan-^ work for thr flect American influence in it* lofty of the Allied Dairy Association held I Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tungate of Michigan Central railroad, is enjoy- ■ skyscraper tower which will, in fu­ at Lansing, and attended by .*ev.(J’anneiee are parents of a Hltto Ing his work •* switchman In the ture. be a distinctive feature ot the era! member* of the creamery per-’son bom in Blodgett hospital Mon- Grand Rapids yard* famous skyline of Budapest sonnel. The collage cheese won firat day March 2. The first grandchild of *Mits J,i« rv,mehi Dorothy Lou r™, Freshney has pri/«- and butter tiie third. I Mr. and Mn. Loren Tungate. 1 „_ • completed her course at the ArguBrown of (bright Businese college tn Battle L. Ru**e!l Beeler has been disMr. and Mr*. Prank Frank Bn: UNNUl WANT Ul»«. TAT BUY DEFENSE BONDS BUY DEFENSE STAMPS There is NO priority on 1 ' i a ’ MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. UCTION SALE Having decided to quit forming I will sell at Public Auction on the farm located 1) miles north of Woodland or 3J miles south of Lake Odessa on M-43, on 54 MARCH 16,1942 Commencing at 1 o'clock E. W. T. the following will be offered HORSES TOOLS CATTLE SWINE AND SHEEP HAY AND GRAIN TERMS OF SALE: Coth day of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. STUART KUSSMAUL, Prop HARRY 0. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer RAYMOND �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THI RS DAT. MARCH 1" IMt DO IT EVERY PAY DAY! DELTON LEADER bomi Chevrolets Car Conservation Plan LEADER Leoft Pennock nnd Mrs. Adams call­ ed on him Sunday evening. Mr. CnlUscn Saturday. sir anil ..in tutvun won .spent Sunday with Mrs Cole Newton and Miss Helen Newton in HiutlngMr.. Maggie Portengu and two daughters Olive nnd Marie, and Mrs. For all motorists who want to keep their cars serving dependably, the words to remember are: See your local Chevrolet doalor. . ■ . Chevrolet originated the ..... ,.r,.lk M*cnlK'‘" ,tHI pal- drt,!i* »‘‘or ctothea. "nd carry un :lwir daily existence as nearly as possible t0 former habits. "Car Conservation Plan," and ha I* a specialist In "Car 1 -mini .cutes anu tuwiLs is ditferilit than what it wits just U5 1 Uluys ago. Many changes have tak­ en place since Pearl Harbor. More purchased the AddlMin1 cl.angi s are coming, inevitably, like spring and summer and foil. Mirhigun Is awakening to the, realities ot. Conservation, service on all makes of car* and trucks.... See him today 4 Plainwell spent CHEVROLET DEALER FOR SERVICE Since Pearl Harbor, just 95 days ago. we Americans have been mov- 1 son-in-law und daughter Mr. and ing -nt a faster pace thgn at any Mrs. Paul Sleight and children. Bftr- time in 16'3 years HiMui. । County Probation Officer Has Prodigious Memory BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, I HASTINGS, MICH. AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell at public auction at my farm located 1 miles west of Lacey, 4 rnile south on Thursday, March 19,1942 Commencing at one o'clock sharp the following will be offered for sale. HORSES FARM MACHINERY Black mare, 12 yrs. old, wgt. about 1500 Nearly double harness Third horse harness and extra collars Deering grain binder, 7 ft. cut Deering jnower, 6 ft. cut 2 Horse hay rake 2 Sec., 23 tooth drag Farmers Favorite grain drill Oliver sulkey plow, 14 in. Oliver 99 walking plow Harrison wagon, 3] x id5 Good whitewood flat hoy rack International double cultivator 2 Single cultivators Pair bob sleigh* 12 Bu. crates Grindstone Stoneboat 30 Gal. crock Set dump boards Brooder stove Washing machine 3 Ft. potato markei Log cha* . ' Water separator Scythe and bush hook ‘ Drag cart Forks, shovels and other articles too merous to mention Black gelding, wgt. about 1350 Bay mare, 15 yrs. old, wgt. about 1150 COWS Grade Guernsey, 4 yrs. old, fresh 2 yr. old Heifer HOGS Berkshire sow due to farrow May 1 Berkshire sow due to farrow May 25 HAY AND GRAIN About 15 tons of mixed hay About ! 50 baskets of corn Stack of wheat straw Stack of wheat and oat straw TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled Foi to memory after having heard them called off once, then repeat the en­ tire list rtf its proper order. Not only that. But if you ask him whiit the forly-soventh figure was. he'll a land of gasoline goWe thought nothing of bought a book containing •'150 utc Biographies" of famous covercd that if someone opened Ute b«x>k to any page, he could repeat more minute biographies. stopjscS at nothing, until now he thinks he FERD STEVENS, Clerk traveling the morning. Iiaving shopping In ------------------------------lunch, enjoying a movie and hurry­ ing back home in time for evening ave itself from dictatorship, that we must deprive ourselves of free- death, and all important episodes in that a dozen expeditionary forces the lives ot at least 2.000 persons. and our home units will require Cedric Lindholm enjoys appearing i upwards of ten milUpn mm by before groups as an entertainer. It 1944. that teys o( thousands of allow; him hit mental excrciii*. In । women must replace men In war plants everywhere. What a change! makes the grade in this, critical period of fast-made adjustment* will be the merchant who keeps getting a single one he ever has Positive thinking, not negative called or expects lo call again. thinking, be needed today. When it comes to hobbies, Lind­ All thinking must be subjected to holm claims 17. One hobby I* al­ one- paramount- objective: Winning most exhausted—collecting toy stage sets. Says he must have LOCO mostly from Denmark. Germany. London. but the best from Barcelo­ willingly and cheerfully. We're taking it on the chin now. na. Spain. He also has a complete set of 35 yours of National Geograph­ Soon we're going to be giving it. blow for blow, sacrifice for sacri­ ies. Ho has made a hubby of shortfice. to Adolph. Bruno and Charlie Hirohito. We peaeo-Joving Americans are Films Developed Faster Through German Process Bicss the Lord. O my soul, and Practically all professional pho­ forget not all hU benefits. Who for-1 tographers develop their film by the givrth all thine Iniquities; who ' het'Ieth all thy diseases—Ps 103: inspection melhod—or they urAl to. partially developed film up before a safelight and observing the degree to which the image has developed. When using cut films this Is com­ paratively easy to do. With roll advantage of this method is that each film can be developed tn exact­ ly the contrast desired by the pho­ tographer. known amateur photographers In the country, said when he was in Germany he found out that one of ‘ the secret* of the tine pictures made tice to develop even SJmm. film by inspection The process used by lhe HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer And yet we know today that* we qiust make our present family auto­ mobile do for many years to come —two. ihrve. five and possibly ten! ing bath before development, then inspection during development over a specially designed safelight stop­ ping development 'of each frame when it ha* proceeded far enough by dousing it with* short stop solu­ tion and*so bringing each frame to the best possible printing contrast. LEGAL NOTICES �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH l», 1H2 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH I?. 1M2 PAOR BIGHT AUCTION SALE In order fo Mttle up the ertote I will dispose of the personal property at public auc­ tion at the S. A. Reigler form located 2 miles west, 1 mile south and 1 mile west of Freeport on • WEDNESDAY/MARCH 18 STARTING PROMPTLY AT 1:00 P. M. EASTERN WAlfTlME. z' .* - HAY HORSES Bay gelding, 2 yrs. old, wgt. 14S0 Bay mare, wgt. 1300 Bay mare, wgt. 1200 Iron gray mare, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 Quantity alfalfa hay '* ' 7 sacks cull beans AUTOMOBILE 1936 CHEVROLET pick-up truck in good condition TOOLS AND HARNESS COWS Jersey cow, 5 yrs old, bred in June Black cow, 8 yrs. old, not bred CHICKENS, FULL BLOOD 70 Rhode Island Red hens, now laying HOUSEHOLD GOODS Monarch cook stove Dowagiac heating stove Oil heater 3 burner Kerosene stove Washing machine Vegetable tier 3 rockers Quantity of dishes Beds, iron beds and dressers Writing desk Chest of drawers 5 straight chairs Dining table Oak buffet Oak settee Bruce drophead sewing machine Oak stand Organ, walnut case Dresser Book rack Round table Library table Cedar chest Airline 5 tube radio Curtains Kitchen cabinet Cabinet Electric toaster- Electric iron Ice box DcLaval No. 15 separator Farm wagon Set double work harness Flat rack Farmall F-14 tractor on rubber, good working order Tractor cultivator, quick change John Deere double disc, 8 ft. Tractor plow. 2 14" bottoms Side delivery rake Steel anvil I. H. C. 11 2 h. p. gas engine Line shaft 4 Corn planters Extension ladder Log chain Seed corn grader 2 Potato planters Bench vice Carpenter tools Cant hodk and number of other ar­ ticles Dump rake 2 horse Oliver riding cultivator Wagon ond box 2 horse Oliver walking cultivator McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut International manure spreader McCormick corn husker, 6 roll Corn sheller Barrel.orchard sprayer Pickle planter 4 sec. Spring tooth drag Buxx saw, arbor mounted on wheels Bean puller Oliver No. 11 riding plow Walking plow 7 tooth Single cultivator Sprayer duster Blacksmith forge and blower 2 10-gal. milk cans Other articles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for, everything to be settled for day of sale. ALBERT W. REIGLER, Adm. KEN BRAENDLE. CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerks DEWEY REED. Auctioneer ■■■ ' :................ ■■■■.............................................................. -J ||ay aftrnmnn and PVfn|nK with (about twelve ladles surprised her ! Great Occationt MarkedI II Mr ttnd Mrs. Hanfld Woods Miss,on her birthday anniversary. Bev-] FREEPORT If Helen Woods, who was employed in era! games were played and they I In Odd, Unusual Ways ___________JI Hastings, returned home with them.1 served a lovely lunch. At a taler I Man celebratei big events and big will be employed ut their-------home, hour they departed ------------------------------- I innd -------------------------------------------------------------------------------with -------many ,—. best -— Noah Lite, a lifelong rtsident of U1U Rosenberger wishes, - and left many gifts for Mm. moments in unusual, unique and odd llfelongrtsldeji^ of |। Mr BI1U nnd ml> Mrs „„, IUroW ways. Delving into ancient history, |Bowne Twp.. passed away alter' - and Marvin called nn Mr. and legend has it that Cleopatra disI long llineaa—30 years ago item. Mi's. Mlcha,.। Humphrey of* " "~ Hustings Mrs. Ford Stowell of Woodland aolved a pearl worth around *373.000 Lo.i Lampman and Isaac Moulton nf 3un(ja\ assisted her sister. Mrs Prank In her big moment of meeting Mark Freeport were married at the home Mr and Mrs. Marvin Thaler and ।JWI while moving" into the OltAnthony. Emperor Vltelllus cele­ of the bildcs father, Rev. I. B. Keith ut HastmgA spent Sunday house home. brated his victory over one Otho by .»1Ui Mr nnd Mrs. John Thaler ' Mrs. Bertha Sherman spent from just eating and eating, mostly fla­ Mrs Mary Dodge and Mr. and Thursday until Sunday with reU- mingo longues. Milo of Crotdha' Mrs. Charles Helntxelman died Mrs Allen Fish nnd Calvin were I Uvea in Hastings and Rutland. recently at the home of her daugh­ 7 00 dinner gugsta of Mr nnd Mrs ! Mrs. Ralph Moore spent orveral carried an old bull an hls shoulders ter. Mrs. Jay Brown of Grand Horry Fish of Middleville. Wednes- days in Grund Rapids, returning lhe length of the stadium at the Olympic games back In the Sixth Rapids. folltAving a long period ot day. the occasion being Harry, Jr. .home Friday. poor health. She was 78 years of und Calvins birthday anniversaries. I Mr and Mrs Levi Hynea of Grand century. B. C-, establirhing a iigc nnd is survived by the aged world*« record for the event and Mr. L... wmum. M rampTM, husband, two daughters, one son. sending hls name down the ages. William ”* '”r n,l“ Mrs Owen otecxle. twelve grandchildren and thirteen vteiled Tier aunt Mrs The Messer Marco Polo, his father, h“ M«X Woodwool, or great grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Tl» V T c wlwun, MU >» Iwld n“‘“u ■W’"1 SonOwy with hU wire and his uncle, to mark their return , Hclntzelman at one time resided Wrdnosd.y rvonmi. M«>o. rs n>r “r" In this coinmunitv and were niemaence in far Cathay, appeared in . bers of the local V B. church. their raised garments, slit lhe . : Mra. L. B. lawter had the mls| fortune to fall last Friday when she No. m-mds. fuuivb rubies biiu and lappniica, sapphires, pruv5 , ------ .... .----........ ............ ! slipped on the ice ns she was about t0 a|| eon>-erned that they were .vkkey slated that he U now ala- । 'to cn>M lhe street. She struck the John Thaler and family. The March W.cTu. Will meet P<>,M #nd wUUvM w®rth Mr and Mrs Prank ThompMiti ef (back of her head on tin- curb, ren­ , Mrs George Bustance Tues- “Y”®* , j dering lies unconscious She was near Hastings have moved into the with and Mrs. day. March 17 al 2:00 P. M.. EveryAnd «oln« back ,buul ,wo ccn' I removed to her home in the tun- home vacated -by Mr one Invited. I turies it la found that Benjamin | bulance and is slowly recovering, id- Charles Moor?. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Carvall Hewitt and i Franklin in 1750 decided to kill the i though confined to her bed and and family spent the weekend with -, | under the doctor s care. son of Hastings have, purchased the . Christmas turkey Uy means of the Mr. and Mni. Ira Chaffee of Qulm- ,L F. Burkey property and moved latest thing, electricity, and proMr. nnd Mrs. Harold Woods were Uito it Friday • | cccdcd to do so for the edification in Lansing on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Von Muklev of At the annual election* of •thr * nt of *a pir«-t« circle nt of friends. in In lhe »v*tt*. excite­ They were dinner guests ot Mr. and Woodland were Friday evening '« Al WMA. last Thursday. the follow- ment. Franklin forgot to let go of Mrs Glenn West of Webberville. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank lint officers were elected: Pres. Adsomething and the current missed Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Stcckle Hynes. dah-Fausey: 1st vice pres.. Emma and family n! Lnnslng were Sunday the bird and gave him one of the .Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tight of Vnldinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. As;i pnrtso. Indiana. Mrs Eleanor Fry Anderson: 2nd'vice prn.. Alice Bur- shocks nf his life. Stcckle. and two children of Battle Creek Rt*ss; secretary. Sarah Walton (re­ tained!: treasurer. Gladys Dipp The Christian Endrnvnr bu»ine»« were Monday evening supper guests i retained); literary agent. Leone Armless Crapsboolcr meeting was held nt the home ot Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benedit ’.. Jeffrey;, thank offering secretary. "And what am I supposed to do , Mr. nnd Mrr- Semlah Seise cele­ Helm Hintanrc Friday evening. Nina Slcrzlek; pianist. Gladys Dipp; about an armless crapshooter?** Games were played and refre*h- brated their 48th wedding anntver- Ut nrirsuie u delegate to Branch. Ixirna Ptah; demanded a New Orleans police , :nm!s ot kc cream and cuke were snry* Bunday. GuesU prewnt were -,nrt to Branch. Addah rookie who had been sent out with Mrs. Wesley Ktlm and son Virn of Fausey; 3rd delegate to Branch, instructions to atop gambling. "If I tha’Green Mr. and Mrs. Clare Payne of CToksville. Mr and Mrs Charles Sr l°| pull him in. I'll only get lhe haw’’--•hO““; 1st alternate to Woo5k*or»h of Eaton Rapid., the Br .,X ^Trn, Kalamazoo were Sunday dinner ---------------- —---------—r, — Brunch. Rowena Olmstead. 2nd al­ haw because nobody will believe the euesls of their mother. Mrs. Ida- Misses Pent I and Doris Reuter of ternate to Branch. Alice Burgess; charge." He explained that the gamPayne. Grand Rapids Mrs. Anns Moore, 3rd alternate to Branch. Gladys Mr. nnd Mrs. Wendell Shoemakerr nnd Mrs Adah Metter, local, Dipp. of Lansing spent from Wednesdayr Mr nnd Mrs Floyd Onnt ot La-1 but that ho hired a small boy to until Saturday with her parents.. i>eer spent the weekend with Mr. j stand by and pick up the dice for CHURCH NEWS Mr. nnd Mrs Adam Endres. nnd Mrs. Clan-nee Benedict him. Then he clampcd'them under UNITED BRETHREN CIRCUIT Mrs. Irene Buehler of Pleasantt Mrs. Oeorge Forbcy and .family hls arm pit, did a few jitter bug Valley visited Mr. and Mrs J D.i. called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry steps, and foiled out the dice lo lhe iCool. Saturday evening Boughncr of Uke Odessa Sunday. su’ndav school in to Prwu-hin^ consternation of hls fellow players Dale Roush. Mr. and Mrs Dewey*’ Wlel“nd‘*,‘u,“*crUwf doc,or’s >1:30. Christian Endeavor 7:00. and passing cops. Roush and family, nnd Mix* Doro­ thy Bunn were Hastings visitors. Four Basic Elements Sunday afternoon. ____ _ _. „___spent „T... ..... Keith of ______ Hustings the week- sHi-;.-,...! Vittr*_ Miss Dorothy Walton of Flint‘ end with Mrs. Mrs William Hutchens.. Hutchens, rwi c a . , The ancients believed nil bodies Preaching 10:00. Sunday school spent lhe weekend with her parents who has been 111 the past week. to be composed of four elements— 11*00. Christian Endeavor 8:00. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton . I Mr and Mrs. Henry Knti her. earth, air. fire nnd water. Rev. Rcvlil of "J Hastings will Harold Rosenberger. «Jth his Maude Kart her. Mr and Mrs. Neal “'X "J 5‘‘'^nd a have ! mother. Mrs. Austin R.-xenbri ger of Knnher. Mr. und Mrs Merrill Of Uw ? s“nda>* Congressional Stationery Clarksville, were Orand Rapids vloi- Karcher and family, local. Mr. and FREEPORT METHODIST CHURCH Each member of congress Is al­ tors Monday. The- latter remained Mrs. Owge Karcher and family of Everett M. Love, pastor lowed about $100 a year for office until Thursday with her son nnd Plainwell. Miss Velma Buehler of Morning 00 Sermon Morning worship worship ll 11:00. Sermon:­ stationery. familyOrand Rapids, ahd MLv. Vivian -Why Every Christian Should be Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald Thompson Buehler of Chariotft helped Mr. and a Church Member." Sunday school COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS •pent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mra. Mrs. Forrcat Buehler celebrate their 12:00. Curl Myers of East Hastings. 25th wedding anniversary. Sunday. Carlton Center Mr nnd Mrs. Judson Kingsley of Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerhardt Kunde Morning worship 10:00. Sunday Grandville spent Wednesday with und family were Hastings visitors, school 1100 I ----------- --------- Mr. and Mrs J. D. Cool Saturday afternoon. . Tiie Bible Study class will meet I"Vm/X? Mr und Mrs. George Hillman nnd Miss Lola Wlelnnd spent Sunday Thursday night (tonight) with Mr Hrieatat nil r« Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballance of Has- with her cousins Mrs. Mabie Barker and Mrs Theron Hecht i H'w“t. Uetekord. Wei tings, were Sunday dinner guests of and Mrs Leah Fox and family of ' 1 Mr. and Mn. Clarence Benedict. St. Louis Louis. Mirh Mich. Flre Active Chemical Action Mr. nnd'Mrs. L. A. Seger nnd Mr Miss Emma Carpenter was a SatFire Is an active chemical action and Mrs. Robert Seger of Grant! iirday evening supper gueit of Boyd in- which a fuel combines with Rapids, and Mr and Mrs. George Payni^ Woldring of Holland were Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Orville BalLincc ot I ’dinner guests of Mr nnd Mrs. Al­ Hastings were Friday evening lien FWi in honor of the latter's gueau of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence I Lapland's Axed Trees I birthday. Benedict. . Thirty-two per cent of the trees Mr. and Mrs. Robert White nnd On Friday evening, larj. Mry. aoeq Allen' ■■■ » — Lapland are more than ICO-years I family of Stevensville spent Sun- Fish was pleasantly surprised when] 'Id.* IK AUCTION SALE Having rented my fields I will have an auction sale at my farm located 5 miles east of Hastings on State Road, or 2 miles south of Coats Grove on TUESDAY, MAR. 17, 1942 Starting at 12 o'clock war time or one o'clock Eastern Standard Time: Hisndsnl Mil. as* a oil ... Khell Oil. 1 oil ......... 30 ITS AUCTION SALE J,' Wilke.,'labor 150 Having decided to discontinue farming I will dispose of the personal property at Public Auction ot the Ernest Todd farm located 3’/j miles cost of Hastings on the Center Road on THURSDAY, MAR. 19,1942 ipect fieri Commencing at 1 o’clock fast time I will offer the following: HORSES BAY MARE. 7 yrs. old. wgt. about 1500. BAY MARE. 5 yrt. old. wgt. about 1500 <Thb la an exceptionally good team, full sisters, well matched, especially at work or driving.) COWS BLACK JERSEY, 10 yr». old, giving milk, bred Feb. 15 BLACK JERSEY, 5 yrs. old, giving milk, bred Jan. 27 GUERNSEY COW. 2 yrs. old. giving milk, brad Sept. 20 GUERNSEY COW, year old, bred Aug. 3 BLUE GREY COW, 8 yrs. old, due day of sale BLACK COW, 9 yrs. old. bred Mar. 26 HOGS DUROC BROOD SOW. bred Dec. 28 DUROC BROOD SOW, bred Jan. 27 CHICKENS 100 White Rock pullets, laying good FEED 100 bu. Wolverine oats, heavy 100 crates com Quantity of corn stalks FARM MACHINERY Deering binder, 6 ft. cut Champion mower, 5 ft. cut 2 Horse riding -cultivator Walking cultivator, 7 tooth Shovel plow with wings Walking plow, Syracuse Gale riding plow 2 Sec. spring drag 2 Rolling colters, 10 or 12 roller bearings, old model for Fordson Skidding tongs and log chain Deere hay loader Side delivery rake i^ay tedder Champion wood wheel iron axle wagon Low iron wheel wagon Flat rack 2 Runner boat Manure spreader Hoe fertiliser grain drill Buggy pole 55 Cal. steel drum with faucet Oil chick brooder, 300 chick sise DeLaval cream separator Nq. 16, good one, motor driven 2 10-gal. cream cans Rco truck engine Power plant and buxx rig Belts, pulleys, hand saws, brace, bits and drills 5 ft. drag saw for drag rig Double work harness Extra collars and pads Crowbar, shovels, forks and hoes HORSES Boy gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. Sorrel gelding, wgt. 1200 lbs. . Hoile. Batik' llelltan deft Farmall F-12 tractor, rubber in front, 1938 model, in excellent condition Nearly now tractor cultivator COWS Durham-Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, Heavy Springer Red DurhamrJcrscy cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh, caff by side Red Durham cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side Black Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old. due soon Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, due soon 2 yr. old Durham-Jersey heifer, due in spring HOUSEHOLD GOODS Bed, springs and mattress Single bed, springs and mattress Couch Lounge Large chest of drawers Round center table Card table Baby jumper Large kitchen cupboard Carland, cast iron range Gasoline lantern Other article too numerous to mention FARM MACHINERY SHEEP 14 head of Shropshire ewes Buck turned in . Dec. 15 HARNESSES Nearly new double harness, 1 Vi" tugs Old work harness Good double tractor disc Nearly new John D^cre single 16" bot­ tom tractor plow, only plowed 5 acres of ground Syracuse walking plow I. H. C. Side delivery rake Cale walking plow Good double cultipackcr Black Hawk corn planter, fertiliser at­ tachments Nearly new International 3 sec. spring drag r|nBU-i International 2 horse ridihg cultivator John Deere hay loader Deering 6 ft. cut binder rlthln ' Deering 6 ft. cut mowing machine Bean puller Primrose 750 Ib. cream separator, good as new 2 50-gal. oil drums Other articles too numerous to mention Clerk. A. W. Rtkk.rd, TERMS OF SALE —CASH day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. *4^ TERMS OF SALE—CASH day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. PETER KUNZ, Prop. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer C. HAMMOND, Clerk ALDEN TODD, Prop. DIWIY REED, Auctioneer Carried CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk Carried. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-03-19.pdf 79a1b0bc8ee6c6a8d9109c1d28bfb365 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTY-SIXTH YEAR 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS WORKSHOP PLANS BEING DEVELOPED A LETTER TO THE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 19. 1942 lOYALE. KNAPPEN WAS BORN AND STARTED TO PRACTICE LAW HERE FINAL REPORT IS STILL INCOMPLETE Receipts For- Red Cros: NUMRIR SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 ACHIEVEMENT DAY FOR EIGHTY-SIX 4-H CLUBS IN CO. FORREST BUEHLER ACCEPTS NEW POSITION Forrest Buehler, who has bec.i connected with the Barry Co. AAA DRAFT BOARD GETS NEW REGULATIONS Fund Exceed $4300 Gool signed ills position on Thursday to Although complete returns from!1 Govern Application! F»r accept the office of secretary and Noted Attorney!. President Toft Made Him Federal Judge ‘h*'n«» C«hs War Relief campaign, Officer Candidotea treasurer of the Allegan-Ban? Fed­ ' 3 . are not available, it U. certain that1 Arrangements for the second Eight Hundred Sixty-Nine The Barry county draft board has eral Land bank, with headquarters ^BY M. L. COOK Barry county has again "gone over Tvuciiers’ Workshop In Barry countv McmbcriaTo Exhibit Some in Allegan. He fills the vacancy received a communication from na­ Loyal E Knappen. iu his day con­ much of him during his school days. the top." states the chairman. Mr:..! ores being considered, applications caused by the induction nf Howard tional* headquarters which, among Of the Year's Projects sidered one cl Michlgan'i great In the old frame sriwut Itouve on Waller Perkins At last report on I for 'hurmbendiip in* thia •timmir'ij Sackrider into inilltarv service. lawyers, was bom and grew up in On Saturday. April 4. the Barry I For tl»e last thtee yearn. Mr other things, states the following: the Central grounds there were four • <By Mr. and Mrs. Glrndon F. Tuesday the total was -------- afternoon ------------ -------------------.— reiuionk- having been sent to HlrfryRegistrants between the ages of Hastlqgs and for several years prac-... large school rooms. The front room 14578.65. Swarthouti. . iiTS.X. the quota quo:- being Ui;.a-----------------: county 4-H chibs are-to liold their Buehler lias been vice-chairman and *4300. county tcacii?rs_(rum Ihe^pfftee of tlccd law in the courts of this coun- upstairs was in charge of the ' prinReceipts during the wreK included B’mua’ Xchta*ement Day in the! manager of the local ciflcr and for County School Commissioner Maude 'Written aboard ship enroute ,ty. z. After going as far us.he could clpal." ‘ ‘ ... os the superintendent was 1400 ____ .from .. .Middleville ................ ... .school ..... auditorium .. ..... . the'f******* .. lifterii veara ‘lias beon c rlrtkt of Irv-1 33 the auc. Central and j** J*™ ** rk . 01 Wn^e;vd^,er^Jr0^ W. Smith Those desiring to attend ^«n Georgetown to Cristobal, Pan- 1(r the schools of Hastings, he com­ then called. I doubt If Hastings atsnutm.n ..re ... . l,1k towiuhip. his home by reason of Mn. depend ­ are asked to return the appllca- ama Canal Zone I. --------- course --------- at • our — sciioob could then rate as high as' tin.. ™ TiEw,,',H or F»n»n. a. having la. .1.been I service solely rnmloror ph'tcd •*-the literary .. soutn of Freeport. Hr has also re- ency.,ona tnereiore nave wen. or tiona to her before April 1. IM? I j rw.aJi clrfinttely that David'state ' .. year's work In J signed .___ . ... ._____________ ____ J| ____ «««_ to be. classified in Class university, then studied law ten grades. I remember when I sentAUon ot h. m. b. nnarore.j । Displays nr of. h the. a-, ___ township desk and..he and are entitled Barry county will be one of six'Goodyear and I aglet d last fall the in the office Of James A. Sweezey started my first year in the prin­ besides contributions from the fol-' ] iiandicrult, food preparation, cloth-;hl-, family - "---- ---------*------ —•—• of the seven counties in the W. K most vital subject for discussion by ■; In this city, passed hte examination, ____________ cipal's room, that Eddie Knappen lowing organizations and coin-' ing and hot lunch clubs will be ex- gon. • board for induction through the Kellogg Foundation urea in which a young couple on, a junket such ns 1 ami was iidinitteil to the bnr in 1876 and Clarence Burton were there a.t munities- Middleville village which hlbltrd. a total of 369 memorr*. rep-1 '--------[Selective Service System in order the Worksluiin will be held iHU zuin- ours would be: "What do they rcal- Following that, hr opened nn of- the opening of ichool one morning | included gifts from the First Aid resenting 86 clubs partlciputmu in I*"’ “ to compete for selection as an Ofmer. the courses being sjionsored bv ly think ol us?” • , fire in Hostings, began tlie practice and the word was passed around ‘class. Pythian Sisters und Ladles' I Heer Candidate in the Army of the Reading club: the North and South the University of Michigan and the! yy "they" was meant the rank nndI of law and th the. course of a few that the two would begin their stud­ ' leaders have directed the activities j : United States.” Tiiomapplc Farm Bureaus'. ThomUniversity of Chicago. Scliotarships ni<- of Latin-American imputations,, years built up a large und lucrative je» that fall at the University of ’ of thr.-e 869 young people who are i II such person desiring to volun­ OU.... Uje |XXJp|(. llke >ou aJld mi. Jly to turrv Barry countv teachers are given! ' bu'ltu-u here, then moved to Grand Michigan, which was a great dis- apple townrJiip: Macatx-e Tent Hive enrolled from all parts of Barrv' it eer for the purpose ot competing by the W. K. Kellogi: Foundation in; Rapids. There he worked hte way tinction in tha-e clays Clarence No 3B8; Barney Mills school In Bai- i county t for selection as an officer candidate Twp: Nashville village; Rut- .. . ’7 amount sufficient to cover tuition, What do they think of us? Should■ up in his profession and was rated Burton became noted as an author- nmoie L*. UlkUCI A»n Ml Al /VMS. { U.rf T»„. rn.n, Mr .„U Mr, “show' ’1"’ ^*-0 plus an amount equal to approxlas one of this state'., leading nttor-, ity on Michigan history, as the own- Jo.rph MeKrJ.hr n Uuar.a.lr Get Application Blanks | written consent for him to volunteer °f »>rfomunr ordl.Mry buttonhole a man on the MtW-t. ’ rnately 25 percent ol living costs. j we er of i> valuable library, und u< 0' >U. » ernrh... n favorite American pastime? Would.’.neys. 1 From Civil Service Board ,y,n «* rfUr,d trom hl° ‘topend­ uM »»Hl.r J™1"’' “»• - Dates for the Hustings workshop it be ; rnts. He ran volunteer only at hta better to u. .U...P Jump an un unkpu, official? In ... J*Kn.pp.n-. L.h.r.nP m«ih.r 1 nvunii-mU- W.i.r. ClKhr.;11?, ”,k,“J -heompU'K t-urr ... „■ urocr are June 22 to July 31. and local Geoructown we «lid neither , Notices have been ported in wv-, j^ai draft board. The communlca\v,. were among the very early settlers of Detroit. He was tlie son ol Dr - h. to ll«r. there >utl>-metn«l. ttu-younnter. tro.n preparations are being made by the »tood beside a gangplank one ,,f Hastings. Hte father had vied and Mrs. Charles 8 Burton Of u..”’a , . ... att th..r.. mMotlntrv the.v' s.lt 4-H fltth club meetings '•r“l “round ’hr city unnoune-t non Iurthev states: “ Bany Co. Teacher Education com­ fiery afternoon and dialled with a °ur <•"»«>• n’ovcd to thta city, ting*. “ »d a brother ot the late Ed-, was a contribution from one of the, • In the forenoon tlie program is to, ’“K an oiien competitive United "Whenever a registrant, who has i county auctioneers and from sev mittee in cooperation with the Co­ be at the Strand and Barry then- States Civil Service examination for br.-n deferred from military service eral other individuals. ordinating Council of- the two uni­ i ten* where tlu* youth picture. “Young;,l,(* position of postmaster in theiaojely on the bcuta of dependency. versifies mentioned. : America. ” starring Jane Withers, to C| ’ 1 ‘ of Hastings. Applications must detdr(p io volunteer for Induction in k ™„^„. „ counirreu were me worzers ana. —Barry county's community work­ technicians who had come to build fnniitarly colled when residing here. dav. ■ to be shown free to club members •*■ on f*to with the U. 8. Civil Herr-' order that he may compete for shop is designed to meet the needs bases in British Guiana and Hie, was a few years older, I did not " j This picture was Just recently re- lrr Commission at Wahington, D-ifection as an Officer Candidate, he tee (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2) . of elementary and secondary teach- American troops stationed-there, j ; leased and to the first one that any no’ la,fr *h“n March 31. 1942. .hall file with the local board Aperr. in relation to the problems nt 1 movie studio hxs made of the 4-H a,nd mUMl ** properly executed on I plication to Volunteer and Waiver of 1 oiler you the njeat of the con-' coined. Now to the time for our health and civic education, especial-' (club work in this country. Form 10. : Dependency <Porm 1751.” “WANT ADS ARE FINE" 1 merchants and our business enter­ ly stressing the contribution of yersation for what it is worth. Two hundred girls will participate; Competitors will not be required This form is, in substance, an apWRITES MRS. GREEN pt tecs to expand’ their credit terms, science, lending and library work tn in the dress revue which highlights! ,0 reixjrt for written examination at plication of the registrant to the Taking Twenty Hours Of Mrs. Albert Green who lives in to investigate the possibilities here. the development of a good health anything like the Americans!” — . c . the afternoon program ;|t Central “ n > ’ P ,ace ' hut will be rated upon local board asking that he be per­ the Hubbard mils. community I "What do you mean?” All the tilings which are now program. I raining for Emergencies |.rhool auditorium. The dresses ex- ’hrir education-buBneM or profes-, mllud lo ataii himself of the prtvnear Middleville recently run a Broadening of the teacher’s bhek- 1 ' They come down here and pay denied us in live Puclflc are avail­ Monday evening the first meeting ' hibited will be those made by the stonal experience, qualifications ifeges afforded under this branch of small ad in the Banner classified ground in health anil civic educa­ big. big money for men to work on! able here—tin. rubbeF. oil.—if we of the air raid wardens and the girls as one of their work projects physical ability and suitability. Selective Service. . section. She writes as follows: tion. helping him to Apply this In­ the base;. All our men leave their, will but free them, transport them fire watchers was held tn the muni-: Trip awards to the winners will According to the notice sent the: He must certify that he is entitled • Your want ads are fine. I got After the Civil War our young men '' old Jobi to work for the Americans.! ..... .... __________________ creased understanding to his dally clpal court room with thirty-eight be announced bj- P G. Lundin and Banner. Hostings is listed as a first-1 to be deferred from military service seven answers when I advertised Every month the jiolice force gets bad a West to build, to live in. What problelns. and 'the discussion of present, reports Richard - Endsley. | Mtas Beatrice Boyle, state 4-H cluta clavi “nd the salary of lhe|fOr ule reason of persons dependent to buy a Rood used gasoline school and clvio mutters with other smaller. They throw their money they accomplished is n monument air raid chief. , workers from M S. C Reports of the i>ostmaster is $3500 per year । upon him for support; that he borange. I heard from Woodland They are to American fortitudes and enterteachers arc some of the main ob- airiund -.— , like water. instrue- nrres he should not be deferred The first lesson in first aid was; >rar s work by the clubs will also be Application Form 10 and instnicRichland. Hustings and Dowling. -Ivah hu nu«u.ii ’ vu-ater nf Midili*. I g|yi>u ut Riia meeting. JecUvca of the workshop program.icrazy!" " “**■ given by Russell Beeler of Middle- ! ( tlon ” Forms ****'" 2213 and' 2223, ** containf■ rom military service by reason ot A* " shouldn't After this World War II to out I bought a nice stove. Thanks to ville and those present decided to I A laboratory* laboratory 'tthtwris^to school is to ’beacon-' be con-1 “ ' Bl Bill shouldn't the the "workers "workers here hero Ing detailed information regarding being a nereoary man in any Mthe Banner." ducted during the, six weeks nnd Ket more money than they have-of our collective system, our young • take the Red Cross course of 20 1 requirements, may be obtained from senttal civilian activity, or any rea­ all students In tlie workshop ' are been?" men have South America to build I hours of work entitling them to J | ; the secretary of the board of civil |Wn other than dependency; that b« privileged to. enroll their pupils In' "Maybe. Bui now prices go up/to live In. Il presents the challenge [Red Crow certificates. The usual: | service examiners at the local posta cuiien of the United Slates: Defense Mamp sales nuniber of hours of training taken1 the laboratory school without pay- ‘ rent goes up. nobody makes more of our economic future. | office or from the Coiprahudon at lbat he pas not been convicted af inenl of tuition. ' after ail. We have strikes, labor And so 1 say—Come South, Young In Hastinas Schools .!bl ten. Clasaes are to be held everyt ' Washington. 1 any offense which is a felony under MonduV and Friday evening until 1 SerlM of lectures, demonstrations,' trouble, all because-of the Ameri-1 Men—beyou fifteen or fifty-five— in riuiiinya aviiuun I Hugo Wunderlich Is secretary- of federal taw; that he fully under­ Supt. D A. Van Buskirk reports thP work ls completed field trips, laboratory work, mov- c«ns. And what will our men do' come South, !: the sales of defense stamps in Has-The work of the fire watchers will: Blood Donor Equipment oilier members are Steven Cooley j ty^tr and officer candidate training ing pictures and class wtirk arc some When the ban's are built?" j Cl. S. A- K. S. .... forms ...................... h— — that’s typhrnl — ------ ---------------------------------------------tings city schools last week ns fol-! J* greatly lessened.If everyone prac- , Keen Neat Detroit of the of training planned ^“WbU. of America., ---------------- ----------------------I nnd Edwin F. Sayles.' alt of wliom; will be from six to nine months. for the students fteaehersi and lhe.Bulld J thing us fast as possible. ... u/nMLore lows !*” lire prevention all the time.. Must Keep Near Detroit ; have served in these capacities for durlng which period he will recatav school pupils enrolled. make It as big a.% possible, get Fire WotChCrS NCCaea x•not.duL1">{ “lr ,rald *,r lm‘' Numerous inquiries have come to to several year#. I tiu. same rale of pay as a person Before final plans are A -warning Is i^ueu Issued u, by me the v»mCom-. inducted inducted into the mmury military aernro; aetvtea; ore mndi-. made, there'Blings there things done, done, and nnd tlie devil take take the I |— n Defense Plan 2?P s'am"' 10 lcd th" Barry Coun,y Rcd Cro“ cha>‘n wammg » u‘ - --------wuiMiav . «mii ....week. ----- Rangmg irom fromjfor every peraon to asstot ••• in our ,w.r Btx,ut tlu. Blood ^nor proxrarn mUhlon concerning Ute offering !mat has made arrangements to must.......................................... be forty enrolled. Including the hindmost." , $230.45 last Ranging ;•«• «•«» elementary and secondary, rural' "Y«. “nd It amazes us We have Forty fire watchers, ten from encl) -highest to lowest, they AV were «..r. as o« foltnt. National and Civil ClVH Defense pro-. pro- here. -o tlie county chairman. Mrs promising, paying, or receiving any provide adequate support*(or hte ttennd village teachers and n’dmlnte-'never »een anything.like it before, ward, are needed at once, accord- lows: high school $97.25; Central. [ Roy G. Hubbard, wrote to the De-11 money money or otner other vaiuame valuable tnin* thing u as ai^ndento a pendente during during the tba per period fe of lite tratora who are anxlOM to Improve You are changing our idens und our lni( tf> Richard Endsley, chief air »M“; Second Ward $2! 40: First j Fin.prevention,, tne ciraning out । trojt office concerning the matter,the -political or otherwise and officer Itrolt office concerning matter, contribution political contribution or basic otherwise h,ltir candidate of fleer------------training; .Below to reply she _ received for Of influence, support■ or > Uiat for the purposes -aet— forth inMl ,e‘ u‘ra‘dw‘rtfnfor'hVd^ * the -v from tiie representative of the Blood 1 promise of support in obtaining ap-1 application the registrant doe# aMte consolidated schools it ta urgrt that "And tlie American troop.' They »n>l»r‘ant part In the defense plans Ward ranked highest with $13 60; J*0 n,uch to “d ,u- ('Donor service Service which gives the full 1>o potntment. intment Any such acl act is a viola-1 viola-1 w^,|_ walve aU C[Bljn 1or «»&" dcfer...... J ’tonand of offenders taw and offenders will from be menl ’frop,service military groups of teachers, with their nd- «re wild men They g.- drunk and being worked out. The fire watcher, Mr. AtetV. room In Central second ”« partfcutars: tlon of law will be military by service red- by «•-_ mhUstrator. attend to consider and Ko enuy; they sell their cups nn<i are not required to take first aid with $1155: and Mrs HlU's room (. subkct 4. Bk. 1> j [tent fire department, emergencies: h1 tliT I. rw „ to P^^ton .,v r„ .. lOonllnued on page_____________ to develop plans for the coming xhlrts on street comers. At first they but a short course in fire drill will also In Central, ran close with $10 70.|"" : u® Tisc where ^df-help htJ^rar ’ If you are interested in the post---------------------------------------year p could wear revolvers when they,»«« I The forr the be rnnrttiried conducted tarer later. Tlie amount sold tn in um the session session ![ ma>. \ .c?5U> "Pt®nnnrtani sen.ntip।blood IP*00*1 J° lllc Army Ann?’ nnd Bnd Navy, finv>'' there ’hcr,! mastership in thisritv this city, be sum sure vour your TiiAnsi :TUAD kd aA r»n« PPL e E niwcfo RIVER .Those who came to for town. Notphase now. of Il soon be-' in the highschool were as fol-l^' B.,„ attended KfcWUUCU Innt 'year's Volunteers thta the room S±t to e£ ‘ haT nmny. P°“C,M appllcaUon is filed in Washlngtou.11“UKI2 At'F’Lt JU YRK • crkUw.^.k hl,Mv « U>,),.1U- r.m» I .m w.trt ol drtnue ;.W .„ .««» «l«n low, Ro. * .nd B MM: C .nd , dui.n«. ] ““.SSTJ.-.T'.hU”7 JSuSTo”: '■ £ C,’ b“"'“ March' 3I 31,' 1M2 1942.' able information and training re- ’hem. I renlly am! , >i|> “t. once This maj.be done at D. 24 15. E and F, !3.<0. G und H or dejayed by storms, or other- ! growth nnd deveioDtnent in anv 1 Marc celved which has proven of direct "Honestly, now. what do you the city hall any week day between !7 65; I and J. 65.40: K nnd l/Lw. p^vent^ from responding1 P” * Scholarship! Offered To Barry County Teachers HASTINGS BANNER ’ j Later Moved to Grand Ropidi, Become One of Michigan's, EXAMINATION FOR POSTMASTER HERE I 'XSS i BA AIR WARDENS MEET FOR FIRST AID WORK RED CROSS MOBILE UNIT IS LIMITED ON A RAMPAGE nn< C||(«AD DATIAMINA jUUAK KAIIUIllllV DI AN l\ llrl AVrll ■/*>•>« I LI/ Dams at Nashville and benefit to them this school year. llilnk of tlie Americans?" the hours of 8 and 10 A. M. nnd 23.90: M nnd N. $1.15. and row promptly. Ample experience has i ),ave feanied that u i« Irving Are Threatened Tlie personnel of the teaching! ."Well. man. I'm not sure yet. They 5 nnd 6 P M. .0.12.90. (proved that haphazard efforts ot:practteal. on the prwcnt basis of -------not ---• .................... ■ t -------------1;■-----------------i>* , ii.mrenv'.lvAzt ______ ...... ' staff •has yet *been selected but ~do n lot Tor.us. but they treat ... us »<i.like -----------------f»**-------------------. — unorganized fir. fire flohirr* fighters, however however L.__ biooti. procurement and on .. the ..U-iaai a as nri itirn T*1* »“*** raln* of the ps y the large the services of Dr. Virgil Herrick.I children—and then they act like Benefit supper. L. A. 8.. U. B.i Conserve your old rubber tires— well meant, will not control a flre mited capacities of the laboratory. I **>’’• augmented by ______ of _ ___________ fell laal last wmk. consultant in education, children themselves. . church. Mar. 25. price 50c.—Adv. | don't bum them. lu- -----well- as ,. t0 process amount snow that fall education. and of or Dr. iicnnuren uiemseivt-s. They inc> act net like use— planned _ efforts. ------ --UIIK.VSS this min blood, UlUUU. to send jcua the HIV " “**■’ Darn'll nnnu.nl aim babies with a new .hit. it .u, out n .. forty mile , _ i h... miu M Thnnumb itow Darrell Barnard, who assisted inst'b.iblcs new tov toy—the ironies'I tropics, I We like to to think that Incendiary IneenfttaD' Mobile Unit ofr n . have caused Thomappta river to rise fire bombs wip not fall on our | tadhu of otrojt. The Notional din »• n dangerously high. Flood waters summer, nrc not available this year.'Maybe someday they will settle Perplexing Queshons De- ,hn.aUned ^m. at Nashville homes, but no one can be too sure ; American Red Crow has now or-j ■of that. A rain of incendiary bombs ,<ww~t t,^niI and Irving Tuesday night and crews tnand Additional Time [sensible, economical work Then we dered mm that u.» tlie irmoi. Mobile tmi» Unit keep might easily destroy whole ureqi'of within tills forty mile radius. of workmen were trying to keep ths DAhUUlI DAGTKI wi*l all be better offx our living will from a city or valuable forest lands or '■We understand that you have] Theot following 5LatcItem taken exmams be better and they will make much, ofh#th$ state Zoning papers explains wh °{ ?sugar blanks raiwAi n-nrnvr. p,.n Individual homes. If attics are done much work in organizing andione money themselves. . _____ promotion In your community and ™ dls ? rt buted aiTthe Michigan nromotlnn in vour communitv i .. .. . * ... . " . . .. . । “Like what?” | Because of the fabor situation Mr.1 ™ton date ^nrSuiwd A Guird. were ported £2 "Incerely regret that we will not be I And here I interrupt to state the Shaw will have an aticlipn sale at o< HI h-M.h Mr. Furlong wlirh.re . advantage . J j—of . ■vour — ef» . registration announces, ... a able to ultake * .. ante MmMiv mnmlno .dv.nl w of rour «-. „Urt ,or Uona „ OnuK1 w Wednesday morning tto keep people remainder of our conversation con--the farm located lb miles south­ .n aueuon wl. .1.thr Mrm >oe.«,u 'b „v,-n„ 0, ,’a „„ . .bk Well Known Entertainer. H»u. Howe-r. I ean add IM d. Iu wnk.„ Bl , D A v,„ from travelling on the west side of -------------- cenied another subject of imrrfeas- WMt of Nashville and b mile north 1 mile north and 1 mile west of rcal danwgc done. .nd when. U.e Uboealurk, do In- „ ^.u^ A the bridge because the foundation "Jim" Hayes on Program l,ral,le‘ importance. Thousands of of old M-14. He is offering a goodI Woodland. He Is offering a good lut bondholder can determine r‘;/na “Jh.' Mn. Erm. ordure panned u> n. .... <».. - .... Americans have been thinking about llst Of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs nndi of horses, cows, grain and farm tools.rlght now the location of fire hy- fl'itf ■' .'1'"" c„„„^ |,^,n Im. i„^?r^t|t, 11 for >cnrs 1 n,,‘ ccrUlnFarl'tooi,. Afian Hiuklns will cry the Harry O. Pennington will cry theldrallts of a)ann tx)Xe3, ot hose Mobile Unit U ornnhed on . buh , Water cover* the Tydsn tourirt “! will out 'ofIl WflUl le mile! 'h'.noon. w no definite Infonn.llon park on Broadway and the Hastings L BoyM is l,,tcre8twl “»Mhing over safe,see the nd/elsewhere in this, &a,e “ndJ’a>T'on(1 »111 acl “iequipnient. of fire palls, extinguish-112 counties this forty eounlk. out of thk tort, mile „tk,nu.^ the Ban? County Dairymens As- our financial horizon. What cco-.^sue for full particulars. clerk. See the adv. elsewhere infers or water tanks, for use in em- — - we •hope ------ — , r.dlu.. m. will_ fort M Ik „„ „ u.nouneed Jye!. sociation. Thefourth banquet of notnlc future lies In South America I stocks from the basement of their this issue for full particulars. -------------• check of -- the •home ------- Lyou ean again [>artlclpate in the iergencies. A Of thta long for CLARENCE FRENCH. Prop. i "Sugar rationing probably will plant on “Factory Comers." ... . organization . . Isscheduled-for —.--------- — for ,u> Americans mwiiuHiw who wnu still ■■ for _________ hnproveChances improve- blood Kl.wl donor rtnnnr program. nrnoram ‘ WntaMi.. I On account of Inability to keep B. M. JENKINS and I Will reveal chances aMtui WrdnuUx errirhn. A«I1 April .1. ... at A...... ' . front and fortunrr I not become effective until some Ume Bridges between here and NashIment. we are sure. Oily rags, dirty ■A! preoenl II would term Ih.l „ o dor, at the t. ° ° F. hr.lt tn thh o„r -policeman c: |closets.""plies ^of mwgaTines VnW Jnext month, the office of price adOur continued. . I; help .Mr. French will hold an auc- JAMES L. WILCOX. Props. the only w.y people in y«u- ~m- ...mhtrwnon Indicted S.lurd.y, city. Dairy producers, manufacturers translate for >««. you. . . roads are impassable through Mor­ tlon sale at hte farm . 2 .. miles Having decided to M quit farming, iiewspupctK, newspapers, Mie are lire fire nnzarua. hazards. n A munlly c.n t.be p.n In the Blood, ..Dtulb o, ..umiu-t ,v, • a...a west -v— prof„m ,lul ... oru.M-37 “ “ — and*-1 mile'Meiutrs. .... t-a-a— Jenkins .nJ aa. ..(11 ..11 1..... . . ...... of‘"""i dairy products >i and others who' ~y-.. i- will -... tell -->> you what Is * of- Middleville lu vukh wnui "Well, and Wit Wilcox will sell uttle ... elbow. grease, and ..._ we can ,n be .orbed old. oUIrlM. aid. .nd > wish to attend should gel their tlck-lto^ done Hrre Ls n territory of 90.- south: oc 7 miles east of Wayland, their personal property, including 3 not only prevent fires, but salvage .1 air Blood Donor .UUon whenmdutlrul Ums--early as the number is Ilimted.ipQo square miles, with a population He Ls offering an excellent Usl of horses. ---------"* ' — J -* -------' ■ inundated. — ----------— ------------— . ------j , 4 cows. 55 head of sheep, a much matertal\scrap > Iron, waste _ _ | VW UUIVO, Willi w liupuu.uu.1 idbr'needed ieVTL>tl*. I” n..D*tr? t ■ ■< . lotmenu on .n indlvlduul bwsla M. ___ is everything '_ „...i .kA... r. and sheep. N. C. Thomas quantity ____ .i. M. R. 8. Hilbert Hilbert unit and Hnmlrt Harold .T J. Prw. Fos- ' of onIy 300 000, There Pumps were operating at the wat­ cows.»•hogs, of feed and a list of farmipaper, and the llifer-ttadly I T"“ InfonnMIon h Omll.r io w„ Ume. OrHu, Hastings L O. O F. I j2ij^.u^/troSed 5*^2? ter are the chairmen in charge of bere-gold. diamonds, valuable mln- will cry the satefnd Arthur John- tools, at public auction al the farm ; for defense. Fire prevention works [lhat erworks station Tuesday night, where r'CTC'TTJ ---------------------------; r. *, inally it was proposed to make a . 'which had arranged for visit of , 5JL'T.. op< *fd 10 general arrangements for the event. J Prob wonderful timber, good land. son will act as clerk. See the adv The location is 10 miles southwest;two ways. whteh had Unit arranged for aa visitThe of. *,lat ^^0,,p ‘ ,ln *^e amount 1of elsewhere in this Issue for full parof Hastings. I l i miles south of the; Fire prevention can be carried onL Mobile to thta city * " •>"«*> Tickets may be secured from any of j And yet BrlUah aulana ls On>y 2% is estimated that the water to nine ‘1‘r Au to^tto^i wft-i su££ uscd .vari®ps industries. the county creame^ca or from Mr. dcvelojx-d! tlculars. . jOtln .■school, or b mile wuth of In our factories and offices, ''-s II rwpense wm ; response to to the the rail caii for for donors donors was | amount of sugar to Flt^l’r‘ . . .. here Jim just sit. lit. They do „ ~ j' “The »nc people pevpw unr hiqum AGias* Creek Grange hall, or 3 miles; well as our homes. In rural uretu । gratifying to those in cliarge and nrmrram not ll5<. the resources > Featuring the excellent program we have to JO,,N H- VELTE. Prop. . . J west and I'i miles south of Good- fire te the great destroyer. Most many jn„uirtea continue to come lie allowed each domestic consum­ prepared for the banquet Is ' Jim” niake us better off and them too Having decided to quit farming will church. Henry Flannery will!««» “re non-excusable. Prevent-! to the T o o F M-well os the er and the final dates (or consumer registrations also have to be de­ Releases Hayes, of Michigan State CoUe«e..Thrre are fortunes to be made Mr- Velt* W1U httVC “n •»««» “hi cry the sale and J!. E Gray will act; Ing fires is something we can all Red Cross. cided upon. The GPA said the a dairy humorist known throughout down here; all you need is a little al the fann Iocalcd °ne mHe east of M cferk_ The full list appears in.do for defense. ------Members of the Barry Count/ weekly individual ration .probably — — — „ ...... iI Woodland. ------------ -- is offering ---------- • a — good ——i th w,c mm« issue mowv. !■ e ig~r~ a r~-T~r~r~~r~ 1 VICTORY BOOK the ------midwest as —an entertaining caimm capital He e ad jmn* this --------------- will be 6 or 12 ounces, depending Rationing Board met on Monday after dinner dinner sneaker. “ “Jim” will will 0(J see lhat down >Lst farm tools harnesses I ----- -----after -00^1 you lhat coming 1L,t tooljs and a,ldwill harnesses ------------[SIXTEEN DRAFTEES ! DRIVE on the amount of sugar made and passed upon appllcaUona foe present, what speaker. he feds. 1,Jim" a much here you asdown »•">tf ’ O 0farm Pennington cry the the'LEWIS COOL Prop. . --- DADDY .. . CONTINUES . . . enrldi . .... roursetaes . ... . well .. Harrv Pennlturtan will erv • cars and tires A number of ap­ available for distribution by the ।, Miss Jean Barnes, librarian, rebetter typed cow than is generally people? your farmera com- «»* and R*ymond. Lapo will act Having decided to sell his stock LEF I DAKKT LU. plications, while nd; denied, were war production board. . picked by dairy experts. “Jim” gives plain bwaure your government buys “ clcrk' Scc lhe adv- elsewhere in' Mr. Cool will hold a public auction, sixteen Barry county young men “OPA officials said that persons toted th^lndtwuon good reasons why his cow has only, agricultural products from us—but1 t,lls ,MUe *or ful1 particulars. 'at the nlace located 3 miles north, 'urt r«r tn. inH.u-ttnn aa„.I txw.M?Mlng more than two pounds of rump, a discussion and"1 dmo™ i JevYfop'ou?1 TODD4?^? 1™ *°Ulh “nd ,W“l “J 110001 draU Thtf were: NeJ- [ "^‘’T'tite"'meni sugar «non"b^'w^Jd each at the tune bTctauIdM they register DAMAIICT AC D Annv VI EIGHT AUCTION SALES COUNTY DAIRYMEN ■ ' Rationing Board One Car 1 Saranac: or *4 mile of son South! ennOBelrne, Bovd n-Retme Hastlnar.Wm 1 !)?. t0 ‘ .'nen m 1,1 UncIe HaIns hoarders." stration everyone will enjoy. 'would have the money to pay for ^Sar.nac-, or b mile east of east South Boyd Hastings: Wtn '“jL'Jr. almU .m from r™ radio .Mto .UUua ..... goods ‘Si.? ”.' ; Eiaon unase. CMA-. HMUn,.; Ld Hull. ■>£%,«„,„ „ „U1 T1U. would fc A, pnMk t«Un. Entertainers station .............................. your manufactured : -uii wu> Hastings: p» Daniel null WKZO har1ly when „ it .S",? Au if th?A?thu?-Kdd 2°. U.,,1nert2« “Hastings. R 5; Ernest Nell Dunkel- Hnl„ MlM lwnr, ana BU ron. --------- --------------------- - -- ----------------WKZO. Kalamazoo, K«l.m.p». will wlll appear .pt*.. on «n ’ -We h, dol)t nced „„„ c „„„ -— 1-1states Mtas- Barnes, and all con. f stance, for a famUy of three. Per­ the .nrt n «... i. .. your own .r.rmon. ... good list of horses, cattle, sheep.. berger. DowUng 1; Forrest will Jolmtrlbuuons received. will Ungratefully received possession admitting th. nmaram prtcrwm .nd > miiit.rv mlllt.ry Up'hiim w. .h.v. anuiuctlon sale at^the Arthur — , —-R. ’-Itributlons be1 gratefully “dotting of anpossession of an I h0*s* P°ul,ry- implements and took. wn. Hastings: Lewis Robert 6hayJ-rhev m.v he taken tn the nubile [ «ight-week supply or more will be «.«. by U» Uk. twin. o< Wood- „„,„n ttwura „ m., mutn „( son. Hastings: Lewis Robert 8hay.'niey may be taken to the public.*»«ht-w«*k supply or more will be und U .no.hrr .urutly. hwUn. whl. p„d.«, but w. Vermontville. They arc offering a and grain and feed. Henry Ftan- Hastings: Charles DeviUo Rose. Has- library, or if you will call the II- denied ration books until their sup. how -- Vto ------- ,------ “-------.good list of cattle, hogs, chickens, nerv will erv the rale and NeLvtn tings. R. 4; Hubert Lyle McCallum,■ brary, someone will colleq; your!p,y ore exhausted.” . An"““ !Jr }<• *«"- dot.! know u.rm-ond don I know how to Use them—and tzmlc hmiwtinW i„.tdom do knythln, an^»,t„, few’« i*™ IfoL'1 0 ,d »<««*"<>« OBeimc will act ax clerk. See the Hastings. R. 5: Leo Anthony 8eeber. books, etc toon Chrtd.r rl>~w .nd wppl. pl. .hth( tort.tAh Batuh juu . . HASTINGS NAMKD AS - goods.Dewey Reed wlU cry the sale adv elieWhere In this Issue for full Hastings: Howard J. • U mod., .Ion, with th. oth.r l«. „ ,or McIntyre.; Whin you are cleaning house ' C. S. EXAM C ENTER ,. and acttnosthta clerk, tures of a fine dairy dinner usually dre(j nnd --------.... Nashville, Howard E. Moore. Has-'would be a good time to sort the | twenty-slx years ----and 8ff A- E Crook eU,wiU Where to- nartleulars partU:uUra,, has been receivedofby Hugo Ungs; Robert Dure Stack. Doster:!books you have packed away or on; Word Wunderllcl . .-cretin'the to«» for full pnrucukr.. POSTPONED SALE Donald J. Deakins. Hastings; Ken- your library shelves, and give them S" ’• «« «• > f ° I We were silent. He was abso-> ( POSTPONED UNTIL MARCH !4 neth Roger Pufpaff, Grand Ledge; , to the - Victory Book” collection. I lately right. The market of the NELSON CASE. Prop. Ralph leRoy Guy. Woodland: Merle, The csmimfen will clore sometime' Civil Benrira Eualnm thM Hasj American future lies in South Having sold his farm Mr. Case STUART KUSSMAUL. Prop. tings has been added to the list of Grover Lancaster. Hastings. in April. H is announced. ; America. But we must develop it will have an auction sale at the farm Mr. Kussmaul has postponed hte towns in Michigan where junior R. L. C. A. AND Al'XlLI/ the effort? Dr. Ernest Bumham of W. M. C. ■ ourw-lve*. Isn't ----------it worth -------------------“"t““"I01 Cp.uoro,. lu£„on „,e mu| u.„h CANDIDATE * ** ' j stenographer and Junior typist exzivaa Rai tta farmE. Kalamazoo. was the speaker at the jmst we've, rather snubbedI nn on nirt old R Royce Baine farm: ar or a 6 mil** miles । aminations will bo conducted. HereI wish to announce my candidacy'70 MEET MARCH 21 the regular meeting of the Kiwanis South America, and she has ac- northeast of Hastings. He is offering 24. to be held on Qie farm located for the office of City Treasurer at Barry County R. L. C. A. andI j after it will not be necessary for mitea north of Woodland or 3b the April 6 election. -Club at Hotel Hastings Wedmsdav repted the proffered handclasp and a good list of Guernsey cattle. | Auxiliary will meet at the Goodwill j applicants to travel to larger citios noon. His subject was "Underprivi* development , of nations now horars. chickens, hay and grain, miles south of Lake Odessa on M-43. 3-ig. church on M-43 Saturday evening. to take their examinations. Mrs. Orville A. Sayles. leged Children." """ i —---------------------। farm machinery, tractor and mis- He Is offering a good Usl of horses. ! March 21. Supper at 8:30 followed Announcements cf these exami­ «» » Our Good Neighbor Policy Is tak- celtaneous articles. Henry Flannery cattle, swine, sheep, hay and grain. Silver tea and food sale at Mre. B. by good program. AU members of nations nation.' will be made through the Bonds buy bombs. Stanjps buy i Ing a T* effect — Thia J—.war — will get. us all, wiU cry the .“’7 eale T" and E. **' E. “ Gray will w*“ and “**“ tools. Harry O. Pennington will «nu n. Reed's. 633 W. Bond. Wed., Mar. the R. L. C. A. and Auxiliary are columns of the Banner, fcHkltafal Rill.* IT Crar am as aa Zl.l. '— a . clerk. -I.M. at.A l_.» k-_ —_ ___ am-a. appeared -— ... bulletsf Buy U. A 8 TSarAnKA Defense Tln"A, Bonds straightened M..I out aa as far cry the sale. The ad in 25, from 2 to 4. Emmanuel Guild, requested to attend this meeting. ---------------- «ea ■■ i I ■ atFiigncened out ss as dlplo-.act dlplo-( act as as clerk. See See the the adv. sdv. —elsewhere elsewhr ~ ~ J"! |m.U. nUUm .1, IM. luw l« full pUnuulm. I lul >UM>ar. n«yoo. «.!«»•. Mr >-l»l aiio. OnO.lMfc,. -OK D»». »U1 or Stamps every -pay day I | malic and social relations arc qon-1 in this Issue for full particulars. Everyone Ing. Rev. Robert C. Smith. Jr.. Bat- Middleville: Grace Butter. Ha«ting»| Louise Hayward, Hastings. Arthur Eckert. Freeport. w«g granted permission to purchase • tire and tube for a combine. TW Michigan Stale Highway Dept, j truck lira* to Gordie Durkee. Dr. Burnham Kiwanis Speaker I lube to each �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH IB. 1H3 Frederick Barry. 137 W. Walnut This locality was visited by thej II. St, has enlisted In the marine*. first thunderstorm of the season on1I Mrs. Mattie Phillips of Clarksville Monday, accompanied by a heavy rain which washed away a lot of 1 . ' has eight grandsons • in the war. the winter's accumulation of surface **„ sm. k ^0,^. „„ dirt ™ ““»<“>■ ' seriously ill with pneumonia, ta con- r A* L. mi». wiiuarn um Mrs. William Lltta oi of uvuon Dtlton u ts , valesclns ‘ ‘riowdv 111 at the hnmc nf hsr uin- valesclng. ^LocaTM-icrI PAINT-UP, CLEAN-UP “%fcMSX l/p _ if THi । y । ~M LOWEST PRICES DIAMOND CRYSTAL Jhe rjw Jmp’usvfd. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Wall Paper Cleaner, Wall Paper Cleaner Q Cilmis ** Wall Paper Cleaner Spic and Span H R H Cleaner Hershey Soap Granule* Nalon Cubes Clothes Pins Mop Stick* Mop Head* Mop Scrub Brushes Aero No Rub Liquid Wox »otu«................ Liquid Veneer Johnsons Wax rim . Johnsons Clo-Coat EQc Pint ........ Iodine 19 CANS qt. Radient Polish Mystic Foam Chore Boys Clorox Quit La France Cleaner Borax rk'g- 25' 25' 29' 21' 9' 21‘ 20‘ 21' 12' 33' 79' 17' 37' 10' 23' 45' 59' 98' 25' 65' 8' 21' 25' 13' PET MILK Tall Cans For Today's Dinner 25c Deviled Meil Patties Spring Onions Radishes Pineapple Klee Pudding-. LIPTONS TEA You're tr P. Sentence Two Men To Jackson Prison "PACIFIC BLACKOUT" RIDERS OF THE TIMBERLINE" THE MEN IN HER LIFE' "JOHNNY EAGER' ahry tiieatiii; JBCd B CIDI Alii 0R R0UND STEAK. JIKLvIH ’ Crain Fed Steer 3 All Centci PORKCHOPS FRESH GROUND BEEF 2 MEAT LOAF MIX BOLOGNA CHUNK BACON Country Style BEEF SOUP STOCK BOILING BEEF STEER BRISKETS is., ■*. ,b n>i. ». ,b. 25‘ 35 29 39' 29' 21 u, 16 ,b 10 lb. 14 Firemen and Board Enjoy Banquet STEEL AGAINST THE SKY" Tumbledown Ranch in Arizona" SHUT MY BIG MOUTH" "MISS POLLY" 150 BEAUTIFUL WALL PAINT COLORS! OUT WITH THE OLD WAY:you have to go through this ordeal justJo get that WHEN YOU VISIT OUR PRODUCE BAR lb 17 diitinctive wan paint color you want./ , CALIFORNIA CARROTS 2 bunches 13 dozen 33 SWEET POTATOES 5,bi 19 FRESH PEAS 2lbs 21 Europe Is stirred with unreu Tlie Amertcnn tint km must pav a price for |w*acc. We haven't seen ■ anything yet. | Racial equality Is the only way nf I warding off the next great wm ' American Negro felt m helpless an today. | Guest* al the peace table will in­ elude poverty. famine, prattlenot. ?urial chiion, social disorder and racial • hatreds. . ; The. meeting was cknci! bv the , newly elected president, Leslie 1 Lockwood, who called upon Rev. L. W. Slone to lead In the Lord'.r prayer. Fire Department ! Held Annual Election Al the annual meeting ot tlie Has, I lings fire department held lost Wednesday, the following officers were re-elected: Piet. Theron Caln. I Vice Pres. Al Brill: Sec. Evcre't Swegles: directors. Clye Sledge nnd ; John Vabome. The tetretMtr ’a rr। port allowed a fire lev. in the rural area tn 1941 of 84.000. 'J CALIFORNIA ORANGES HERE’S NEW EASY WAYNE WAY: You have your choice of 150 beautiful new waN pa.nt colors each shown in large' Gvary color supplied in Devoe' velour Finish Hat and toner colors. You' : • th. color ,00 orUct the color youHgaL/ - ---------- CHICK STARTER POTATOES, U.S. NO. 1 peck fookcenter: difference in DEVOE LIBRARY OF COLORS CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Prompt Delivery of giving them leed that doesn't do the job — give them quality I. Q. tested BETTER FEEDS AT BETTER PRICES B. L. PECK Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown To All MMMM Brotherhood Entertained Ladies i Elected Officers , Hi CAT 13 ■ HOW! wmw-WMMMw in for a . PLEASANT SURPRISE FRESH FILLETS N.w..u FRESH SMELT — "SONS OF THE SEA" •A lb. O. P. fili/rte Quality Qtleaiy /VICTORY GARDEN1 to BE HELD The Hasting* Brotherhood season - , .U ,UU conflne4 7. J . »h"V™. |I Vernon Word Webster. wm received Monday momhon*Ji All Flower and Vegetable came u> a clrec Monday evening I Ing that Pvt. Lawrenee H Smith ta! Vivian BroaM ot Cloverdale ta one! Gardener* Asked to Attend whpn morc lhin a hundred mem!now atatloned al an Army Flying I membera of the Women s; I school in Oklahoma. । Glee club of Western Michigan < “ Flower and vegetable gMdfnerl »*«. wlUi their wive, or lady friend, Mrs. V. D. Wldrig entertained her.Ct,nc t* chosen to go on the concert of Calhoun and Barry counties art < enjoyed » delicious supper prepared , . , <rtP ,o C Charlotte. Nashville Needlework Club wUh a luncheon JpP Jt*1rt»ye\Y^h' Vnn’’ ondf participate In a one-day by Circle No. 8 of the Methodist Wednesday afternoon at her home 8.' "Victory Garden" school on Tues- church and capably served by lhe on South Dibble street. . £S“ XXaSre anS “*>• ln lhe Flr>l «e-i Home Ec girta of the high Mhnol. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson are SSTiJSh riMl church on Capital Avenue in'Flags and the national colors were the parent* of a daughter born Sun- J* * 8™duate of Hastings High, Cn?ek sponsors-of the school! used for table decoration* and all day forenoon at Pennock hospital. | include the extension service of joined In singing a verse of America S w.n n,mCd J°’E1,yn Four students from Hasting, are Michigan State Colkge and the preceding the Invocation. Musle Willard Lawrence, who has'been among lhe members of the Worn- Michigan Horticultural Society. during the rapper wls furnished by employed at Fridpausrh Food Can-, '< Glee Western ------Michigan Ura’ A H Emmnnt_ xuttir creek, the Hastings orchestra. .t wwn...^ <— ■W ---------... club ...^ ot ------------------ ,, Mn| ter here, has been as man I., hbm Ka. k ._.. named -_ ­ College to go on the concert trip to regional._l representative of the: Following the supper, the annual ager of the Nashville Food Center, Charlotte. Nashville and Hastingsi Michigan -- ---------- Horticultural Society, has* election of officers was held. The taking over hi» new duties last week. March' 20. They are: Huth Beck.. been named general chairman. Two, nominating committee presented tlie Mrs. Darrell Aldrich (Pentus New- i Cynthenl Reed. Clara Bush, andI county agricultural agent* are work- names of Leslie Lockwood for presitorn has been appointed to a Civil Imogene Cooley. They will sing be­ ing with Mrs. Emmons a* co-chair- dent: Keith Yerty. vic.-pmddepl; Service position In the office of fore the high schools of Charlotte' men. Ralph C. Helm. Marshall. Cal- j John Hewitt and Elmer Buah. oecS" Major Milton H. Lyons, Post Signal and Nashville in the morning, antiI houn Co. and H. J. Foster, Barry nr)d Carl Damson and Dewey Reed. Officer. Fort Custer. Thta ta a fine in the evening will appear in a Co. • treaa. Lockwood, Yerty. Hewitt and achievement and her many friends ,uu., «> w »» Glee; Mrs. Milo DeVries, Mrs. Herbert, Retd were elected. At the business joint enneert with M the Girls wish her success in this new field 1 club of Hastings High school. ! fook and Miss Sadie Glasgow are! meeting >1 was voted to hold fewer on tlie hospitality cmmlttcc and dinner meetings next year, due to rising cost of food, nnd Harold Poster is one ot the pub- । constantly —“**—-------------• put more money’ into the programs. llcity committee. . The program starts at 10:00 AM. The new officers will decide os to with a luncheon at noon. Specialist* the number of dinner meetings to from M. 8. C. will discuss pertinent j be held. Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 HL— topics. • Dick Ixippcntlilcn led in the stngIng of several songs nnd Rev. ButFRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MARCH 20 AND 21 1 tcrfleld gave a short address of wel‘ DOUBLE FEATURE . come tn-the ladies I Each Indy wns prc'cntrd with n Robert Preston. Martha O'Driscoll In rose ns n souvenir gill from tile dr­ Two Hastings young men were ; gnntxatfon. taken to Southern Michigan Prison The speaker of tlie evening wus at Jackson Monday to serve sen­ Fighting BUI Cassidy (William Boyd) In Dr. Royal G. Hall, professor ot hhtences meted out to them by Judge : lory nt Albion college, whose sub­ Morris Davis of Ionia Co, silling ! jecl was "The Present Ihtetnatlcmwl for Judge McDonald, on Friday. I Sttuntion." Dr. Hal! has traveled Keith Hawkins, 22. was sentenced throughout a large parriot the world SUNDAY AND MONDAY. MARCH 22 AND 23 to serve from 6 monllw to 4 years living tor several years in the Far for violation of parole. He hud been East and Is so well acquainted with convicted of malicious destruction ol the geography nf the und. the his. property about three years ago tory of the nations mid the people Leonard Pebbles. 27. out on bond themselves Hint he is cxceiHlonally and n former Inkiatr of Ionin re­ well qtishfietl to speak on the sub­ formatory. was accused of breaking ject. Hr was llsli ncd to with the TUES.. WED.. THUMS.. MARCH 24. 25. 26 and entering Si Mend's tavern on closest attention ns he spoke his­ Robert Taylor. Lana Turner and Edward Arnold in the surprise torically and gave hl* care­ fully formed opinions regarding tiie near future. A few of tlie impressive statement. made by the speaker were; , . , ,-----The only thing one can be doaTlie Board of Directors of the malic about in the discussion of thta Hastings Rural Fire Amu. and the mibject Is that no one can tie sure Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 members of the Fire Department nf " single future move. iicld a Joint meeting and banquet Tills 18 not Jus: a war—It Ls a war FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MARCH 20 AND 21 at Hotel Boatings last evening. •*'*'’ «P <1‘h revolutionary factors; DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION # Charles I^onnrd acted as Uiastmiuv- revolution against man's ln>ibllllv Alexia Smith, Lloyd Nolan and Craig Stevens In ter. and Kim Sigler was tlie speak- <«> l>erfect an international organler of the evening. ration, to handle our economio problems, to build up a snclnl struc­ And lhe Range Busters again in ture to balance our economic build­ DEATH OF FORMER ing. LOCAL RESIDENT Every tr.llitary fact tuinU la Perry E. Murphy. 843. passwi away at his home In Delton on Wednca- » Ion«? "■ir One fartoi is th" day after a long illncs He moved to strength of Russian rcsLsLinc. If SUNDAY AND MONDAY. MARCH 22 AND 23 Deltqn from Ho-sungs 17 years ago Ruxsia Is defeated, a long war is Und has been in the meat business ahead or England will be forced to Joe E. Brown, Adele Mara, and Victor Jbry in ‘ ” । make peace. Our danger Her hi Hitlers victory. Dec. 19, 1855. in Ligonier. Ind. Sur­. viving are n daughter, Mrs. EthelI With Germany llckrd. the Far East Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 lu 3:00 Cripe of Elkhart, Ind. and a sister., can be easily taken Care of. Mrs. Julia Weller, who lived with। The day has come that marks the TUES., WED., THURS.. MARCH 24. 25. 26 him. Funeral services were at the. end of the White Man s control of DOUBLE FEATURE SPECIAL PROGRAM Henton funeral home on Friday at Asia. The peoples of that country do not want Jap control, hut resent Zaxu Pitt* and Slim Summerville in ' the .-uperior altitude of the white CHARGED WITH LARCENY men. They want an Asia for Dewey Knickerbocker. 39. Hastings Asiatics, And Michael Redgrave and Valerie Hobson in was arrested Tuesday by UnderaherWoodrow Wilson'* 14 points were Undershcr" iff Leon Doster charged with lar- valuable in ending World War 1. ceny of guns from Wm. Hill of Carl-. A statement now of thc.kind, of n world wr Want would be n factor in ton township. undermining the morale of Europe r SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING 31 KREEMY TOP SALAD DRESSING 22 STALEYS WAFFLE SYRUP bottle 1 5 QUAKER OATS, QUICK OR REGULAR lg. pkg. 21 KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES 3 X. 23 KELLOGGS SHREDDED WHEAT 2 Pk„. 21 POST BRAN FLAKES lg. pkg. 1 4 KELLOGGS PEP 2 pkg. 23 TOASTED WHEAT 2 ?;„15 GRAPE NUTS 2 pkg>. 27 Canned .Shoestring Potatoes !v^mon ““Xd I'XiTV.'S SV: nr.oken “s arm and shoulder on FeoruWehator TKAND 6c DR. ROYAL G. BALL WAS SPEAKER Phone 2131 «» S. Michigan Hasting* Phone 2583 �THE HASTINGS B 4NNFR./THURSDAY, MARCH 19, IM! Send your Greeting Today AMERICAN LEGION . . . to members of your family and friends. Complete Stoek of Office Sup­ pl lev and Equipment LEE OFFICE SUPPLY . "Businraaman's Department Store*' State St. Phone 2747 / IHasting' ■ day through a It 0,000 fund deslgnoted *tor r.-tabUshment of warden ; training whools. Under the "plan wven members of the legion would attend an uir raid Instruction wliool : at the Edgewood arsenal in New Jersey and would return to teach air raid wardens in seven Leglon-Mtnbltehed school*, in Michigan's seven defense zones In training the dcfeme personnel the legion schools will co-operate with the state coun­ cil of defense and local defense councils. , • qUESTIDNE and if your intwer to any ONE it 'YES came acquainted with our convenient CASH LOAN plan. Uiing our liniplificd money service will very voon enable The department?, executive comminer approved the 610.000 fund at ' lt.s meeting on Sunday following the j conference. ' ' Are ihere ihings I rcalh need but for wtiuh I lick die ready cadi? I 2 Are my intulltneni payments (iking too 3 Are my pa.t-due hills injuring my credit.' CALL — WRITE — OK PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101 1-2 W. Stale Street William Johncock, aged KJ. passed J: away on Sunday al the home of his 1 lb. wooden box CODFISH J 1 lb. can* PORK AND BEANS, VAN CAMP'S GRAPEFRUIT JUICE unsweetened 2 46 oz. can* GRAPEFRUIT, TEXAS seedle** . large size JQ for 39 box WHEATIES "FOOD FOR CHAMPIONS' 10' < - THOMAS STOKES HASTINGS „ \ , Hubert McCallum and Danny Hull Sportsmen - league Monday morning for Fort Cu-.Ken Clark gave lhe Moose a lift ter BANNER WANT ADVS. PAV when he presented a 552 series to hi* mates to make them on the long, end of the count with City-County.1 Attons dropped three games to Sheldons and Hotels took the odd gome from St. Rose Parish. , Recreation I-cague Hastings Ice und Paet lost one game In the weeks exchange of the Recreation League play, when Pis­ J. C. PINNSY CO., INC. ton Rings copped the last und de­ ciding gume. Nashville won a p«ir from Middleville and-.Porks Tavern took h pair from Leonards Keilii Chase's 579 was high. Chua Th* Smart And Thrifty Place To Buy Your Shoet! SHOES^i styled.right . . . PRICED KIGHT! in one convenient department, are shoes for every member of your family. «porU, tor rough- n -tumble play. ALL priced w>l,h YOUR savings in mind! Organizations Hasting*. Michigan HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE 2722; | ★ IT'S LUXURY-BUILT ★ $4?50 chair and Ottoman For Style—For Comfort—For Economy WOMEN'S SHOES for ALL OCCASIONS Penney's has a style to carry you through every phase of your life—from casual, low-heeled type* to stately, slender-heeled dress-ups for daytime and evening wear I !Spring 349 Stylet! Cushion Insoles' Conservative dine with patent high-lights! Black and bine! FROCKS LUXURY-BUILT ■ IN GRAND RAPIDS 8 C. S. is to hold its next meeting on Wednesday evening. March 25. at Mrs. Elmer Robinson's, 1111 S Park St. Mrs. Earl Erway and Mrs J. If. Haney are co-hostesses. Miss Esther Doty and Mrs. Stanley; (wheatrr have charge of the pro- DESIGNED FOR COMFORT-SUPREME! CONSTRUCTED TO LAST FOR YEARS! D. Siegel IB6-122-210- 513 C. Dolan 189-160-179- 528 W. Schader150-151-167- 488; D. Goodyear 211-159-186- 556 Hastings Piston Ring and State! gram. Come promptly at 7:30. fnsulAlion tcariu went to Saginaw i Circle Na.Tof"the Mrthodtat. where made *’ I church will meet with Mrs. A. K I ,h.0*‘n< . Prnndsen. 804 S. Jefterson on Tues- Women a League * w’” r“’'’,'on “n - day. March 24. Dessert at 7:30 After a long vacation from league • 0,1 0,t ' Visitors welcome. ' play Mary Louise Thomas returned ------------ to the Innes and came through with • iptlng top itool 1 The Rod and Gun club will meet a 505 series to lead Monday's play. Monday. March 30. nt the American one big first game of 213 with 152 I eglon hall nt 8 P. M. Plans will be and 140 turned the trick. Doris made for the spring banquet » all Taliaferro was close to the “500 members please be present. mark" with 495 and Jackie Maclver I scored 473. | The W R C. will have a birth-; (day dinner nt noon Thursday. Mnr.I‘ Banner blanked Trio Cafe, State HASTINGS PHONE 2226 | 26. honoring the-January. February; Insulation took three from Piston Rings. Portias won lhe odd game and March blinidays. Bring rolls. I and one other dish. Regular meet- !j from Hastings Beauty Studio. Leon­ ards won a pair from Windstorm, j Ing at 2 p. tn. same day. Strand blanked Bonnet and Gown i Townsend club No. 1 holds Its "nd Brta SUrma Phi was a game next meeting next Wednesday eve- ah,cad Bo>“ Rcal Estate, ning. March 25. There will be n. . Best' Scores: I • •««—— program and lunch. ‘ ’j. Taliaferro 495. _. Juppstrom 471. V. Shroyer 454. J. । come. ' Brown 461. L. Willette 457. H. Roush Circle No. 8 Of the Methodist W. 455. B. Braendle 453. C. Hubbard S C. 8. meets nt the church on 450. G. Neil 445. J. Daniels 442. J. Thursday. March 26. at noon for a Finnic 433. F. O'Donnell 432. E. Car­ (»hort business session and the pot penter 430. R. Pftersen 426. i luck dinner at twelve o'clock In-con--- ------------------------- w -----------A GOOD HOUSE and LOT in the village of i nectlon with the county rally. A Taliaferro, Violet Shroyer. Frances Dee*”Thayer and ;:ood attendance is desired. ’"Juppstrom. ’ J ”Emma Nashville, for $1500.00. Carpenter, and the substitute. Vir­ | The,Interdenominational Mlwion- ginia Wheating, were Ln Chicago । ary Service Guild is being enter-' Saturday and Sunday where they AN 8 ROOM HOUSE in the first ward, all mod­ itatncd this Thursday afternoon by| entered the ABC tournament, play­ i Mi.su Sthiillenberg at the home of ing in the singles, doubles and team ern. good heating plant. 2 full lots, garage, for | Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Groos. games. Up to Tuesday night they $2800.00. Owner wants to sell because of poor I had not learned their standings a* f OCAL WOMAN'S BROTHER the tournament reports had not been health. j -MISSING IN ACTION" ('Published. pUUu>,.™. They played nine .games Mrs. Ernest Ernest Casaday Canaday received j '■ |i Mrs. received a a । Saturday and Sunday. 7 ROOM ALL MODERN HOUSE in Al condi­ »-i—i > . . d|jr Tournament Schedule H telephone message o... Saturday evening' I from Mrs. David Williams of LoMarch 22nd. tion on S. Jefferson street. Con sell on Building 7 _r_~27t.. Ind. stating that the had1 Sunday, „ garwport. ■ Goodyear' that Mr. Williams, i 2e '•|| received liveable n and Loan easy terms. $3500.00. Hdwe. Mn Cusadav's brother, was "miss-1 Altona Leonards . Ing in action" following the sinking Moose £ . J,,n Junior Middleville AN EXCELLENT BARGAIN in a modern home. I1 of the Houston oft the coast of Java *r C. of C. ■ Toledo Coffee Shop . l the foreport of March. has garage, on E. Clinton St .for $3200.00. Machine Room (| David. 22. had navy' nau been own in in the Mic K» ’J <PJ4.) I since July' 1940 and was a gunner's “hipping .j : mate on the 111 fated ship. Mra. ’\uton Rln<> Pood Center I Williams had received a wire from Shop Office 1 , her husband on Feb 28 assuring her1 ’ IBltes) .[I (that he was alright. Il in thought ^1^' Viking K that he was , trnpned in the ‘boat Perks Tavern REAL ESTATE BROKER Office (BUm) when it was torpedoed-and lost his «. life when the ship sank j 1Doubles STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 Robert Freeman of Battle Creek I- Hawthorne J , was also a gunner's mate on the O. Tate P. Anderson We believe that— «; Houston and he Is also listed as J. Havens V. Munton j। '"inluilng missing lii Lu action.” H. Matthews H. Matthews D. Buckland Mrs Casaday and her brother.’ Singles 1 Acle, who makes hW home with her r. Taliaferro E. Adami m । and attends school here, left Sun-1 .---------। day for Logansport. i Keep 'em rolling I We mean dol-----------------« • > H*nl Buy 9' Savings Bonds and I —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— !«t*mpB. Tlii* chair Is truly an achievement in craftsnxmcbip f.-otn its sturdy hardwood franco to it* oitractivo nail iryb. The luxurious spring f.llflj, attached pillow back and noiseless adjustable TILT-BASE assure you of extra comfort lor ycays Baautilul acxottacn! o! tapestry, velvet and mohair covers, '"±2 SPECIALS Harrison in lhe death of his wife, c.rM.1 won . w>lr Iron, Bonn., ■*">' “ J1™' .nd jn.no, C. o, C. W«m-1 SXf „ ^^2^* I j Herman P. Lahrs of Flint, state • commander, said state officiate had invited the Legion to take part in' I the air raid defense program. Lc-, place and Les Hawthorne and Vern I irlonnairr.;, iil.y> said that James M. Smith were deadlocked for third | Landis, head'of tlie office of civll- place with 550 scores. League । iaii'tfefciw Ian-defense in in Washington, Washington. had had Mas- Commercial 1 ■ ■ ----I signed-the national• -Legion organ!-.; Dave Goodyear placed himself in ___________________ t tlie 'select circle" Thursday night ratiop to such participation •' ............ With a big 625 series., B. Payne hit sfiifley Henry of the Hastings ^79 and Joe Stutz was in third spot Past is a member of the executive 1 576. Many others scored good committee und was in attendance' scr‘]>s;_ A, । Andrus Service blanked Hastings at the conference sessions. I construction, State Insulation whitewashed City Fathers, Coffee I Shop dropped three games to Roush Tailors. Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. 1 Panel discussion. "Inter-Amerl- blanked Auto Sport Shop and Has!can Relations." will be the subject Ungs Lumber and Coal with a 2713 discussed nt the Womens Clubi series won a pair from Vikings. . meeting on Friday. March 20, at the' Bliss League Masonic hail. Mrs. Fred Stebbins. Several fine scores were bowled in |ctalrm.n, l>« io, <,<■».«-„„ c n IDm । the Bliss League Friday night. Tom K!"!' <**-» wo* ~ DCS* I— wan a ■■ ... , . ■ uBoen senes, w. w., Mrs. D. A. VnnHiiwIrlrk aHm Hamilton ... .had. n 555 series und. — \“«Da'k2rkk Mr« Mr.rs'..T John Ki | Ketcham nnd nurl Mrs. X<r« E. t' A. A Vlilrlnn Burton, ji...... Lechleltner scored.__ 550. Shop Office took a pair from ! Hospital Guild No. 12 will meet j Monday evening. March 23. nt the I Office. Tool Room blanked Foundry ' home of Mrs. Rene Ganguillet with and Engineers won a pair from ■ Mrs. Edward Campbell assisting.! Electrician*. ‘ Dessert will be served promptly at' Stale Tournament j 7:30 and brldRc will be played dur-! Hastings was well represented In] the State Tournament at Saginaw i I Ing the evening. I on the weekend with five teams and' I Circle No. of the WS.C.S. will' several bowling in the double* and I meet with Mrs. Rozell Stanton Tues-(singles. Piston Rings with a 2683 seday. March 24. Dessert at 7:30i ries, head by Roy Hubbard's 618, —-------- ... . , . ! placed eighth in lhe present stand1 Mrs Henry Elliot will lw hostess lng!> ln the BoQsUr Five Men event, It s The Talk Of to the Lutheran Guild at her home AuU) Sport shop Haji. ion- -South Jefferson- ..... street_ Wednes.tings Ice unu nnd ruci, 2450 suite sute inBj. ----. -----ul||, uc The Town! I dnv (lay afternoon. March 25. 2f>. All memmem7 sulatlon -niw 2399 n-d and Hastings Lumber । tiers hers are urged tinted to be present present as there:, nnd• Coal. —• 2460. Flattering Spring Will be election of officers. ■ Piston Ring Scores Circle No. 9 of the Methodist W.' R. Hubbard —203-214-201- 618 lion* with an emphatic "No!" Inquire—without obligation —TODAY. You'll be glad I1 DEATH OF WILLIAM JOHNCOCK SUNDAY Piston Ring League . wn- Maurice Johncock. of Delton* Don Bl-,,11,Il . bl. SH xrla. In10 i eluding a 232 last game Tuesday1 ???evlIJ* TwiL' J*11* P*rfnls night to lead the play In the Ptxton' **r' “ dv^.rsHR ',artl Ring League and at the same time J «‘.'2^ „.y Office to a two ~ to “'ld My ,n ot ,°e,ton. two Tonight Is the time for the cele-lead 1 I..his — team. ~ — children; sisters and one bration of the twenty-third birth- one victory- over ... Machines.-Homer ; •/two 7~ ---------1-.? '.:broth ------- ....---------------s ut tlie day of the Legion, the Post and' Reynolds, bowling anchor for MaTn* funeral wasat the Henton| Hen tonUnit to have a dinner ut their hall, , chines scored 551 for second spot. fun’™1 home funeral h"n* on 00 T,l Tuesday '“',v after­ noon, the Rev. C. E. Davte official' startlng j 1.6:30 o'clock. , Grinders dropped three game* toJ • Tool Hern 6hip,m'^>n u» >"» Intennem In Pn.rn.viU. mw-l Approximately 400 American Iz-, odd gome from Engineers. . u‘ry' Rlonnnlres were in attendance at the lndfI><.n^tt( League I k-hrt.i '* Michigan National Defense con“ „ . . , .v. , ! J,0RT» »<>PL ference. sponsored by the Legion' B' *“ ^“1 Week's Letter. Posts of this state, held In Detroit J^^plnll^da 20e“£e 2Se' We •ted'to rcport 0,nl Pred' on Saturday and Sunday. nr n Ph»X ^o^^539^T^ mf : rtck Anders u fw,,ln« Ju5t ,U1P **««*• Tne American Legion of Michigan ° --------------' hl* recent operation. formally oflcred its services in the/ .n lhe one issx 144 Bowling News • tuod-hclgM bc:k • moofft tllt-ba>« 9 ,.VCf,ibl. cuihion .98 oes for Chai Styled with an air suggestive of luxury — they're unbe­ lievable at this low price! Gay sports or frivolous dressup styles In soft spun rayons or pretty rayon crepes! Sixes type! Favored by active Rugged! bunny Tuckschool! W. A. ROTH - FURNITURE Designed for Foot Health . . . For Good LooktJ SHOES FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS Penney's shoes are scientifically designed to insure health and comfort fur growing feet! Styled to please the youngsters—priced to please you! ~ 2-49 Let Her Sparkle In PATENT PUMPS She'll be pleased as punch with these gay UtUe party­ goers! Gabardine trimmed I Elasticlzed to prevent gapping Known For Their Outstanding Style And Comfort Feqturet! H1'/ This Week We Offe j'1 The Following Smart brawn*. Real Economy In Smartly Styled MEN'S ILie i Ir.itln-r OXFORDS i oung or not so young . . . you can find just the shoes you want here at Penney's! Casual moccasin types, sporty two-tones or dressy 'browns or blocks ... a grand selection of sturdily made shoes for tnen—combining style and comfort! ill Give Your Rooms o Spring Beauty Treatment (I EARL R. BOYES Tlie Best Investment on Earth, the Earth Itself" Town-Clad All Wool Worsted MEN'S SUITS 2475 CHENILLE SPREADS Covered with rows and rows of fluffy tuftlngl Lovely de­ signs and colons I NET PANELS Exqataiteiy lai caatn type] �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MARCH 19. IMS WJI J • ■ • 1 ISultOri£119 . .... U ] jn*li*Uo honor*. Both are strong, P°rt of Borton for. Japan. She heavy * h *rT buyer h'*" at “ other °ther AmericasAmericar ‘1 virile and dependable newspapers [pad deservedly wield a major in­ ' fluence in the north country. The WATCH YOUR [other item refers to the action of MENTAL HEALTH I the Michigan Highway conference ! Medical men all agree that — ,wilulUH| three ....v. wall —... known ........ tippet the ’ tn honoring , war hysteria te likely to produce a peninsula county highway eiutncen variety of "behavioral disorders." H for completing more than 25 active is the concern of the’ social sciences! service years. Longest record of th* , that every effort should be made! three is held by Kenneth Sawyer * I - the pro-- . Marquette ■ ■ county engineer... Whos< * Ii to ensure .u the protection of POLITICS AND Ipleagafflkt these mass hysterias !M years were spent between PERSONALITIES 39 years were spent between Marwiilch formula must be built on a [queue and Menominee counties Auditor General V. J. Brown luu bought the old farm near Mason lasting basis. The problem of civ- rMcxt in jlne 1* Carl Winkler, of Houghton, one time Oogcblc count’ Where he was bom.—Has anyone Ilian mental health has been a mat- ------------------------------------------------------heard*from Kernel Roscoe Conkling tcr of thou**“ and «‘udy by the engineer, and In the third posltior Michigan Fitch, it’* about Ume he was with-; M ’chlo*n ’’o''1"tty 1" for **« —»•• Hy■ ... . ’county. ... Mental Herbert P. .Larson. Iron ■giene taf some time. Here is a ‘ ~ now working on hte 26th year. Back drawing from the race for governor 1 or lumthln’.—W. K. Kelsey, dte- 1precaution on Mental Hygiene tn lhe Dlllman^tzgerald regime Ungutehfd Detroit News comment*- 1 UW writer attended several U. P for the rank and file citizen: road meetings and it bccadie ou:, tor, suggest* that tlie new-Bodnock First, the capacity to think. privilege and pleasure to know be. named for Chascz&rimori Osthen a few quiet places in which ’ ■ many of the men who made highbom. ~~-x^Gov. Van Wagoner luu to think, and finally some way history north of lhe Straits named a committee to Investlgau worthwhile things to think Tlie trio selected for this public anr the liquor business, there isn’t any­ about. professional tribute, ate men of vis­ thing wrong with Uie liquor *et-uy ion. integrity and a deep sense ol except when the authority and rficSTEP UP YOUR personal and civil responsibility. A: chanlc* of the commission arc used .FIRE INSURANCE Eugene T. Moore writes in the Iron for political payoffs—Gov. Fitei Better get out your fire Insurance gcrald died three year* ago thL- policies and step them up .20 per­ River Reporter: Few men dependent on politi­ Monday. March 18th.—Chet Howell cent, the added replacement costs cal appointment for their tenure of the Choaning Argus say* a state . . I. Back in 1938, of office remain in office 35 paid Public Relations man is one Contractor ;• ,„ Frank J. Curtte made n years or more. Most men fall .ho. ,o ih. cm by the wayside or leave their comml^lo... Ur... Io Ih. n«no ol „xra ,Hf ,„u„ puI. field for private pursuits. To hb drportmm, hnd tlon Ume, on „ m sm „,w, The following editorial material to appearing in lhe current issue of the Charlotte Republican­ Tribune. Thanks to Editor De- DRAFT BOARD GETS Thr;*.Mr lnju,!d *■*>*■■ *«****■» ,n Au‘° Accident NEW REGULATIONS I [sporting New* _. w_ GAME 1 1I Thru Three armi aged nwn men wnra wore inhinwl injured In in FINAL Tlie Y M. C. A. basket ball league 'an automobile accident on Wc*t j-...... of Sunday school teams i Continued from page 1. Section 1) ,Green street Monday mqrmng. a composed vra*’ end.d^'on^Baturdty^a'nd^the son of persons dependent upon him ,car and a truck were badly damaged play-off left two strong Methodist for support. and several other car* were involved ■rant* in the highest ranking places. This application contains a con- ।In minor crashes, all In lhe course The **n|or team having the great­ sent to be signed by tlirxve de|x>nd- ,er n few minutes, according to re- Ml success was composed of Ralph ent In any way upon the registrant , ports of city police. r ■ -Ol™-. George Walton. Duane Blough, and te In the nature of a certificate ■ Jasper Raymond. 70. Middleville1 Junior Mankcr. and Dick Dean !hat*heCohr.h'eeful^JeraUndl’me R. 3. was driving east on M43-M37. £7hT*em*M £itt££du7 ’* «*»>“<* I11*" bi “thl* divUion went u* fuh &«tehery, evidently became' the Junior division the Method­ d confawl b«au*e of the hard ratn;^‘ u‘"‘ *» «“ o*er a scrappy St. training will -be undertaken. B,,d the time nnd drore his car across Ro*® team. Junior teams showed docy specifically waive claim for de- me pavement to the left side. Ho-',ral *P‘rl‘ throughout the league ferment of the regL'trant for mill- WIU(1 Brtetol. 32. driving a truck west P>’>' nnd tn practice developed some tary service, nils form ateo must. .aw |he car hcodlng tow„nl hlm and good team piny. be approved by the local boardand lurned hu truclt off thc pavement T}"> ball league luu been, other governmental agencies. There about w fee| from wh the Jwo carried on through the efforts of the1 ? °thK1,LeUm !?C‘wr? .crashed, and nearly’drove into the V « C. A and Youth Council with t2CiD.rO^W,li!3.^hlCh7? > creek nt thnt point in nn effort t<: • coopwaUon of sehool official^ «id by the local draft board. avoid the collteion. and ‘he Sunday school groups of n 7ltc following Hl-A'Classification' Mr Bristol was uninjured but hte number of churches. . 1 arc being reopened. (!) Recent marwft5 dan,agrd about giM. Mr.,’ ---------------- -----------------------| ““ rre” •“ He also suffered cracked ribs. Two neighborhood lhe Wilson family, of supporting a mother, father, men. riding with Mr. Raymond. DI-: who have moved to BatUc Creek brother, sister, or other relative. ward McKlbbln. 71, Middleville R.I where he is working. ft is important thnt any regtelrnnt desiring to avail himself of the op­ 3. suffered face lacerations, and I Mr. -and Mrs Gerald Cairn* spent Alex Albert. 62. Middleville R 3‘the weekend, at the home of Mrs portunity- of training for nn officer mart mak* his application and take had severe cuts on the head. The ■Cairns' parent* at Coldwater. Bunday dinner guest* of Mr.'^nd the necessary step* to complete the!। three were removed to Pennock haspilal Mrs. George Taggart were Mrs kferprocedure Incident thereto before' his classification has been changed | Several other cars, stopped nt the! rill Strtmback and children nnd Meno of the accident, were involved Wm. Strtmback of Woodland. Sun-! Any information concerning this In minor crashes, but the names*of ‘,a> afternoon Mr. nnd Mr*. Will-’ •object inny ik- obtained from tiie .the drivers were not learned. '*~ Rose and son and‘ Mrs. N. “ Um B. 1 chief clerk or chairman of the draft ;RO'C were callers. board. Mr. and Mrs. Hou a rd Main and GLASS CREEK spent Sunday nt the home Mr and Mr*. Russell Whittemore .family * RESTRICTED USE OF Mr and Mr*. Alvin Morgan of attended a party in the home of I of ' every pose ot eo>»^-Ro«er Bobrnn 1,0||„„a A aay lw0 ago asked! i Battle-Creek. TIN CANS PROMISED Mi-. Ethel Cu|M-nhnvcr in Hastings! year producing satisfactorily for Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Van Hom us. lhe erninuy r.ee<U tower re.uIlsu„. b„,a of Middleville Sunday dinner i i <°‘ ““““evuie were siuicuy ever changing commissions. sur­ Uuor.i and more rehnon -tmasm. „lsh,r mau.n,| 1>bor (U. tlce from Washington stating that win ■„,~t winTu EMI5n'l,’n rt^'gui-sts of their daughter. Mr*. Clare viving political upheavals and a 40 percent saving is Io be made in n lhe Lire dueonlml wh™ .«■> Mr ,„a tla c„uU , a„ wL v ,* ,M , Hal‘rV Dtinn Bassett and family. Mr. nnd Mrs the amount of tin UM.nl by the can ­ ~.,™ --------------,_-™. uirni — of a wo( >na wouia this wwk Thursday for an ifli day.yan Horn returned Thursday from public Impatience, the tribute return to normal.—Tlie Michigan ning industry, compared to. 1911. meet.ng. Mrs. Dan Douglas will be a lrlp to Florida. In the evening State Horticultural Society, in ses-' wo* planned and certainly well reach the same figure viz a 20 pci Tin cans are not available for'iuch co-nostess. it|,e Bassett family called on hl* alon nt South Haren, atked for a cent tilt. This information, semi-: deserved. items as dog food. French fr!»d Mr and Mr.- \.tn Whittemore of'narrnu. Mr. and Mr*. George Batonions and potatoes, coffee, tobac- Delt'.n were Sunday visitors at Chas I.-.ell of Freeport. ' return to the old time.—Under the, public in nature w-ns given gratuinew sugar raUahing program every J""b. "nd ,t ls 0,1/JMr^. GOVERNMENT Whl't'more’s. , ... 1941 beer cans alone used 1600 tour " -Lid Week's Letter . , CONTROL FOR CIO household must dLsclase how much ------ «. L. k..-., — ... cuuuw M. CurtU mt ot R M,„u o, 11 a' '2* EH" lh“" R’010» UM Jo--. DlbU... Jr.. .v....... (Muter.' George TiiRgart. Marjorie Cairns ■■ — Hird for canned rnnnrd beans, tv-nni rnrr. nr ... . . .. . sugar it has on hand—No mattci ’ Hied mtoWMn but in tan, a„a hu CIO. coni or < jv „f Chicago, were Stind.iv vteitor.i •Bid Ethel Wilson have all been on peas. what the war erwt* it te cheaper to ... appllcAbl. to nwnrt ramnl ,„uu., „„„ ■' ” ‘ ’ Jimmy has ocen, the sick list this week. u„a„ ,h, Tin cans arc unrestricted for to­ jaeccptwl in the Air Corps'and i* on1 win.—The recent minerals year book ~ ‘ Gerald Culms and Howard Proc1**’ v-’' wwi-l»,nt, miitoes. peas. com. asparagus, beans, a thirty day furlough. i ' tor started work at the Hastings a publication of the Bureau ol ing it on for the general good s-ilmnn tuna fish, tomato juice, John H ivens and Mfg. Co lart week. about reap|x>rtlonnu-nt as the first evaporated milk, baby focal, nnd;! Mr anti Mr*. Joint Mines, contains this statement: * Bv 'Rodney of Harting* and Louis HavMarguerite Kidder te staying in step to turn the state government such other canned foods as deemed | far the most conspicuous among NEWSPAPER IS w...» .-,r hook, line and sinker over to tin necessary. Iron and steel products exported .Jr TOWN BAROMETER : iuul Rachel Lewi*. Jar I ma* are i»*it>K strvamluiiKi • ■ "av,>'w wl >V»dncsdar. This is Rood adviCi jto aid in the war effort. Only 10j„. 1034 wa* scrap, which totaled It develops that Earl T. Huckfc labt,r Our new club, which has been Erway entertained the -1 named Friendly Neighbor*, met 1A35AM gross tons of which Lt6f49< a non te going to follow T. O. Huckle’dp. any war lime, when in doubt percent nf rubber will be used and | •— -------------- and Mr* Rusm‘1! Whltlcrn-rc Thursday at the home of Ethel Wit­ the ring* will have but one lip or ■ went to Japan, compared with the a.> publisher of the Cadillac Evening vote No. flange. However, the housewife t^ ....... -- ............ . w’.iv .in av wviv wu iiiuua picjrf: total exports of 773,406 tons in 1033 News. Tlie y oung man in hi* *alutitortn the Leo Tiff home in north-; and they started on their sewing, axstirrd of plenty ot rings for can­ west flutLind Sunday. *-•-»---------------of which 547.000 tons went to Jap- atoty carried what we believe Ls an ning purposes. and Mrs Forrest. Havens "I am unfortunately a German an. ’ Now instead of coming back accurate barometer of any commun---------------- -------wen- Battle Creek visitors Tuesday, j enemy alien-, but thoroughly Amrrfrom below, our scrap Ls coming l‘y viz: I OH AN EGG STORY? jT!ie <-.i||>‘d on their son Iziuh j lean Jn spirit, and I feel that I down from above —Chas. Bonine J 'Il has-been said many times । A gas balloon. cwQing a sensitive j E. B Pattenon Doster R. 1 ItM-' .,Xr.r’ and Mrs Homer Erway of. owe this offering of my blood l« prominent in state Triple A circle* ' by civil leaders no community recording instrumentlywaA sent up a White Leghorn hen that hit:: cone',, 1‘.4on .wt’tp Sunday callers nt some American soldier who haa ahed Is better than Ils newspaper and says form conditions influenw* if by the U. S Weatlu r Bureau station; "all out" fnr defense. Mr. Patter-11this blood fighting agntivt the InI Jl*' Antes of lytrolt spent the i JutUces of the country from which that no newspaper Is better than nt Juliet. Ill, last Saturday mom-'Ison writes the Banner.as follow*: net actually rrpiilatet. unemployment 11' came.' donor at the How te thl* for a big ecK .story.’ ^f'(’kPnrt w™’ hte family here-. - —A O'cnnar. — ing. ’nu- balloon soared to h height11 and that farm aubsldir* casts th-,' the community which Is serves. I Chicago Red Croi. Blood Donor of about twelve miles whciKthc which L‘. peifvctly true? t have 4! Obviously this statement has tc nation leas^than unemployment.—[ i temperature, moisture and air priy- White Leghorn .hen hatched l.vs|' If Michigan may be accepted as s apply ‘o ‘he *maUer communities sure was recorded by the ln.stru-4;Mav which has been laying cxtri^; '' ' are served. by . jingle new- ment. the balloon bursted nnd the Targe eggs. But these are the Liru-I *tan<tard the ChrteUan Science which the towns wilt instrument to earth by <Atx|he first one measured 8' In-! Monitor is the most widely quoted paper.Look ------- ----over — ------------------------.------------ - relumed --------- rhe*"-around it the long way and »e».w»e h> Ud, eouott, -•H.w'whleh you t.ml>w .nd ». turf ,'”XlL‘w5r“L'"™hv ,< instrument was found by Richard 6’ Inches the short way: the secrationing iook> rather dumb wher how correctly this claim applies. Oliphant near his home. 3 mile.- piid one. 8', hiches tlie long way north of Prairieville at 4:30 Sat- nnd 6'. inches the short wav: and I a half dozen Lansing and Battle UQU(5R srupy the third. 8 Inches the long way nnd[ j urtiay afternoon. Creek bread wagons pull into Char­ PCL1T1CAL FAKE | Instructions to return the instru­ 6'. inches the shprl way. Number! lotto every morning —Try and im­ Senator-Editor Harry H. Whitely ment to the Weather Bureau. Wash­ 3 weighed 13 ounce^ D<» you kt-"-* agine the 821 a month soldier, when of Dowagiac is eternally correct ington. D. C. by mail were attached of any one who catrlxat this?’ he returns to private life, voting fotjj when he says the private Var to the instrument and a reward foi Too little: too late: tpo bad! the over-time double* pay l6r Sun-1 [ Wagoner commission named to "in- its return is offered. • There still Ls pine to buy U.^. De-« day politician—Tlie row over the: tense Bonds and Stamps. '• vijUgale" and report (after clccoccupancy of the Sojourner Truth' - , , , . , iion» on lhe liquor business is r Meral houd.K pra,.« In t»uol. |ulC]11 lnkc Wh„tl[), has resulted in a sharp slump In, ' several political reputations in thati “The whole ’study’ I* more or city.—The R.-T. isn't going along les* a screen to cover up lhe on any ent and doc choice by rcIMilltical dynamite and make publicans tor United States sen­ folk* think some "reform’' may ator.—The appointment ot Gcorgt occur. The power for reform, TomlLnson. Grand Rapids, secretary its need and direction is all of the republican state ccntral'-comavailable nt hand, if the admin­ miltce a* head of the Victor,- Gar­ istration wishes to use it den movement In Michigan is just another exhibit of the close work­ GOVERNMENT ing hook-up between the .Van Wag­ VIOLATIONS FBEEFORT | GUM CBUK The remain* of Mr*. William I Last Week'* Letter. Thoma* who passed away Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erway and afternoon at bar home in William*- Mia* Joan spent Bunday with Mr. ton. were brought to Freeport and• Mrs. O. Scott - at - Lansing. ’ Sun­ day being the birthday of Mr*. Ruth Methodtet church on Monday after, Mrs. Bara Erway returned Sunday noon. Mrs. Thomas had suffered several stroke* and iiad been ill for from a three week’s visit with rela­ tive* in Muskegon and Grand Raphered by older rcsidnU as Miss Ella Relgler. daughter of the late Fred OU* la confined--to the home -------------------------------Charles V. Relgler. a Iqng tima with an injured ankle, grocery man of Freeport. Interment' ----------------- *♦*—— wa» in Pleasant Hill cemetery. I Create in me a clean heart. O God; and renaw a right spirit within me. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY It Doesn't Take a Super Sleuth who h... Juki ears, w why not call us at the first danger signals? MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. FORD .MERCURY Coart at Church SL. — Hailinri LINCOLN I You CAN Buy Your HOME Through The Building & Loon It Is still possible to buy the hornc you want through lhe cooperation of this association. We have money to finance homes and the building of new onci. DON’T Be Out Guessed and let us show you how we can help you attain it. Don’t delay, stop in today! HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 35<M 9 Stebbins Bldg. Down 1 Go Gasoline and Oil Prices REGULAR SO OCTANE GAS by . tegutativv inatrrist 735 MORL' GENTLEMEN ' According to the Bureau of the . Census. Barry county’s 1340 popula­ tion of 22.613 i* almost evenly divid­ ed between male 11.674 and female 10,039 Only 613 are foreign born: there arc 14 negro residents and two reprer-rntaUvrs of otiiei* rapes I 13X196 are given a> rural farm populai ion and of the total figure 2.684 persons arc over 65 and 1951 undet five years. I ditors go directly into the :c bii.-kr:7 "Xltvt of th?m are definitely not news but simply i'rcpagur.(L* for some official who wanf^o stay on the public , NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand­ j publicity men and women arc , |I considerable. 1 Let Mr John Government. pracIn an -article in the National Re^]_ tiler what it preaches and not viopublic of September, 1937. unde:[; late Ila own apiieals al such a high the title of "Iron Berapv for Mara." < and useless expense. Congressman Fred L. Crawford, oft the «th Michigan Dirt, a far sight- ' ROAD ENGINEERS ed legislator, called public attention1 HONORED IN. U. P. to thl* UUpping abroad of Ameri-1 two interesting bits of satlsluc- WE ALL KNOW THE FIGURES can scrap iron. He said Ln part: lory information have come out ot "Bui onr nation keep*-rapping orjthe upper peninsula recently- The Uie doors of American junk dealers I j-yank j. Russel! newsjupera induct­ calling for more scrap .m$tel. That j ing two in Mlchigan-thc Marquette nation is Japan. In one week akmi Mlnuis Journal and me Iron Mumireceiitly 6,800 talk, ol scrap left tiiel tain New*—luve won naliunal jour- A GALLON DELIVERED PRICE 1 CENT PER GALLON Open Formula Feeds Open formula feeds were originated by the .Farm.Bureau ns.4 fanner*’ oreanizutiuu. Contents of closed formula feeds hud to be guessed at. l-'.irnicr*’ feeds are open formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag. because: payroll and seeks in this way to justify himself. " If pa|>cr alone were the only factor—but that Is but a snudl part of the cost. The printing runs into huge ■ figure*. Many of the pubUcation- arc of use to only a very small ntdribcr of citizen* and under no circunistance* warrant such expend!turn*. Then the salaries ol tlie 14c CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ 1 ' ; । I । | When made by a reputable manufacHirer interested in HIS welfare he know* ju-rt WHAT he is paying .for. « The farmer van get an idea of the • dollar value of the ration. O IL 01172294 PERMIT NO, 115 They'cnable the farmer to check on the balance between animal and vegetable protein* (in poul­ try and hog feeds). 2 • IOO% 15c A OT 6Oc A GALLON He can consult with th<- Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau MILKM AKEllS - MERMA81IES ■ PORK­ MAKERS have no *uperiur*. Ask as for open formula booklets on our feed*. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. SMITH’S A few minutes of your time will clarify our plans and we ‘ will be happy to serve you. Tell us whal you would like Gov't. Released'’’’ Balloon Found Near Prairieville oner and McKay, onmniartloii-1.The average copy desk editin. Who "OrU" give* this history of auto­ -•ci:, the mas* of state, federal and mobile progress: 1940. No n&mlng military propaganda copy must burr boards, 1941., No gear ahlfte; 1943 when he reads ihe»e appeals for sav­ ing-waste paper. Toils are wasted America is being hopelessly’ licker dally in this form by thf same gov­ on two fronts; laoor unions on lhe ernments pushing the. campaign. home front and lhe Japs ih the Bill Bry ce of the "Grand Ledge In­ Pacific —Eaton county is Interester dependent .Is not far wrong when,, in the candidacy of Kun Sigler'. he points out: Hastings lawyer mentioned for «tati Our they’re through, shell drive like new! 11726272 SOUTH HANOVER AND CITY LIMITS WE ARE OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9:00 P. M �SW£^"^Sg:The Theater* SOCIAL EVENTS 1 thanked his family bore lor ths tove;' ly birthday cake shipped to him which arrived in excellent condition. ' Rolfe Bulling was generously re­ . membered with some lovely gifts. AND Those present at lhe dinner were 'the men's parents. Mr. and Mrs John Bulling. 8r. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng and two children of Woodland; Miss Juanita Penning­ ton. Nashville: Mrs. Bessie Cook, Mrs, Charles H. James entertained Hartford, sunt ot Mrs. Rolfe Bulling, the Busy Elgin club. Monday eve­ also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Olli ning March 0. Bunco waa played Vreeland. Caledonia; present from Hastings were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Maraman and Mr. and Mrs. Phlto CLUB NEWS led tlie Jolly Neighbors Sat-1 evening. March 7. at their wmr with a carry-in supper. Tpmlxhed the evening's enter­ ent with honors going to Mrs.• 1 1 On Tuesday evening of last week, the employees of the offices In the Stebbins Bldg. held a party in the office of the Hastings Bldg. Ac Loan Association, honoring Dr. Ksnlth McIntyre, who expects to be called soon for service in lhe navy. Sixteen were present at the supper served by Mrs. Charles Rogers and for the social time which followed. Adding to the pleasure of the evening was the presence of Earl R. Boyes, who ma Hunt) of Plainwell. Twenty guests were present who spent the afternoon playing games and visit­ ing Mrs. Wolfe received many love­ ly gifts. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Claude Hoffman of Lacey, and evening of last week at the pariah1 ' house. Mixa Myra Bumgardner, exe- Loretta Young In cgUve from Battle Creek, and MIm "The Mtn In Her Life" with Conrad Veldt. Dean Jagger ' Nara Oarvicr of New York City gave1 * ' interesting talks. Each Camp Plrej Intensely fascinating story of the' group also gave a short skit dur­ life and the loves of an exciting. ing the evening. Thirty-one friends and relatives The story has Its setting tn the Mrs, Clarence Hammond, West Clin­ ton 81.. to honor lhe latter's birth­ underworld, dealing with the dram­ day on Sunday. A pot tuck dinner atic life at a paroled convict. "Bteel Against the Hky" starring Alexis Smith. Lloyd Nolan The heart-pounding story of two men and one girl who made adven-i ture their business. The Range Busters In REHEARSALS TO BEGIN The adventures of the Rangebus­ The Hastings City Band, under ters when they get embroiled tn ths direction of Lewis Hine dinjftor a political and a real estate mess. of instrumental music at the' High MATTRESS SALE! school, will liavc ita first rehearaal Tuesday. March 24. al 7:S0 P M. In' the band copm in the High school. Mr. Hine announces that players are The same delightful buffoon who mixes burlesque with sophisticated comedy. “Miss Folly" starring Zasu Pitta, Slim Summerville heafsal Tuesday night. We are look­ The xany action of this picture ing forward to another successful unwinds In the sleepy town of Mid­ band Mason in the first ward park. ville where the Civic League has clamped down on fun. progress and kJ***1 COMPARE SLEEPING COMFORT UP TO 7 MORE! Saturday was the birthday of Wayne Merrick and In honor of lhe day. fourteen ot his neighbors came for the evening bringing with them a cooperative supper, surprising Mr. Merrick. Pedro was played after supper with Mra. J. L. Valentine and Hastings W. C. T. U. lx planning Charity Guild No. 0 of Pennock j Fred Jones holding high scores and to send cookies to the soldier boys on March 25 and will appreciate the The glorious story of men against hospital was entertained by Mrs. B ; help ot all who Are interested. Ail the waves that link England and A LyBarker on Tuesday evening of those desiring to furnish cookies for last week. Dessert was Yurved to Complimentary to Mra. Alex Nell thirty-two and dues for the year (Geraldine Williams i. a recent bride. Hits worthy cause are requested to were paid during tlie business ses­ sion. Contract wm Finest Premier Wirt Camfort Coils I • Luxurious CoHon and Sisal Uphohteradl • Htovy, Duroklt, Woven Stripe Tkhiogl t^Neat, Non-Sag Vertical Stitched Border I • 209 rather a strange expression lately?" "Yes. I believe she's trying hard to took like her latest photograph." played later with rrt Shannon holding thr winning Compare features above! Add 8 ventilators to Jtecp the interior fresh. Inner-roll edges! Cord liandles. You can easily see bow you save $71 and former members of Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. A clever armg equipment centered the dining Wednesday evening. March 11. A table where refreshments were six-thirty dinner was served to served to eight. Mrs. Neil was pre­ eleven, thr table decorations being green tn honor of St. Patrick. Mrs.. sented with some lovely gifts. Mra. । Helen Butolph Werner of Grand Rapid), was an out rd town gwest. Irish songs and the members tried their skill' at embroidering u sham­ rock on u piece of doth. Mrs. Alma Flnglclon proving lhe most adept. Women of the Moose. Tuesday eve­ ning. March 10. at the former's home on E. Marshall. Mrs. Lyle Ingram was a guest. Sale! 99 Coil Platform Spring 180 COIL BARGAIN MATTRESS Deep felted eotton I Quilted sisal pads! Ticking far heavier than usual L4 ventilators. Handles I Yes it's a sensational buy at Words special sale price! See it today! 90 Coil Platform Spring . 8.94 YOUR GRADUATE THIS HEAD START Solei GOOSE FEATHER PILLOWS Saturday afternoon Mrs. Willard' party honoring Mrs. Philip Mitchell, who expects to leave soon to join her husband at Port SIU. Okla. Eight were present for dessert. Including three out of town guests. Mrs. Thomas Stebbins. Grand Rapids. MLss Virginia Potts. Greenville and nftenwon March 12. at her home contract. Mrs. Stebbins held lop nn W. Cliutun street. Winners s»t: score and Miss Marceline Campbell, pedro were Mra. Ruswll Zerbc). Mrs. second, a Rift priie being presented Lloyd Anderson and Mrs. Hayes.: to Mra Mitchell. bridge Tuesday. rd. by Mrs. Robert Mills and Mrs. |m and Mra. Ina Weldon. Al bridge.) Mra. A. W Wheating and Mrs. Fred Friedrich held the high and tow' Mrs. David Boyes was hostess to scores respectively. The committee! Hospital Guild No. 5 on Thursday evening, twelve being present for Frank Kelley and Mrs. Herbert Cal­ kins. Decorations appropriate to 8t. Corkln. a guest, won top score and Patrick's day were used on the re­ Mix! Hurley Fox was second. freshment tables. In observance of lhe birthday of her husband. Mra. Rolfe Bulling cn-i Mrs. Philo Sheldon, entertained six­ placen being laid for sixteen. Center­ teen boys and girls on Monday afting lhe table wua an arrangement of spring flowers. In keeping with Games were played and the children lhe color motif of pink and white had a happy time. St. Patrick deco­ Hundav was also the birthday ot rations were' used and clay pipes were given lhe youngsters as favors. Sam's army. He called during the One hundred and sixty mothers afternoon over long distance lele- and daughters attended the Mother CHOICE of THREE STYLES I UCC&J4. With a fine watch from Hodges Select while our stocks ore complete. We carry the fol­ lowing famous watches: $41.25 27.50 24.75 14.75 27.50 HAMILTON ELGIN WALTHAM PARKER GRUEN ... and and and and and Full,decorated panel, waterfall head board panel ora traditional molded tubing ttyle! Baked-on Don't delay. Make your selection now ond re­ member — a small down payment reserves your choice until Graduation. "Ffg? JEWELER Hostings. Michigon America Drives to VictoryAmericans are the best drivers in the world simply because they're used to driving better cars.. See to it that America continues to drive better cars by keeping your present the best condition possible. 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Four chairs uphol­ stered in washable artificial Icathcrl $5 a MONTH, Usual Down Payment usd Carrying Charge Famous for Long-Weari colors. Ill lection we" Armstrong 12 Ft. Wide Sewing Machine The finest enameled surface floor covering nude I Thick­ est enamel surface—heaviest felt bass mean LONGER WEAR! Smartest, newest patterns for every room in Save on your wardrobe! And save on this bargain priced M-W electric machinal Ha all Orelst attachments! Guar­ anteed for 30 ya ail I pari replacements. Wax and polish to make finish last indefinitely. from. Sec Vulcanising, All Kindi, General Tire & Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE Hastings White goose feathers, curled for extra resiliency I Feather-proof linen finish ticking! 21x28 io. METAL BEDS REDUCED! Michigan Jefferaaa sad Coart Hullip, Miekigea S1MC0 Qu aaA Oils Vuksalting MONTGOMERY 118-126 SO. JEFFERSON HASTINOS "ffffff.fr �(Et|urrl) Nrma Mrs. Fred Tabberer in Freeport. I Prayer meeting announcement will be mad-'- Sunday. Everyone Is urged to attend the public meeting the young people are holding at the. Hastings church CHURCHES World Traveler To Hold Revival At W. M. Church New lighting fixtures are being in­ stalled in thr Wesleyan Methodist A revival meeting, sponsored tike group of women’ who have been «re of the indirect lighting type and , .. will not only greatly Improve the ifihfins for prayer each Wednesday ... win begin-at the Wesleyan Methodlit ciuirch Wednesday evening SPRING 45 ing asdsfed in a previous revival and who has had charge of the chil­ dren's meetings at lhe camp ground lhe post few yean. b to assbt In day. 2:00 P M . at 1501 S Jefferson Membership class meeting Wed­ nesday. 7:30 P M.. at 417 E. Grand See Our Spring Collection SPRING . . . Calls for Pretty Shoes . Step Out in Style and Comfort Our Bright New Easter Colors Are in. We have them in Gabardine. Patent and Crushed Kid Leathers. The pastor will meet lhe members I having made three trip* around the world and Is an outstanding preach-. of Uie Preparation class who could er of lhe old-fashioned Gospel. She not attend on Thursday afternoon , The Biggest Array of Smart Sports Wc Have Ever Shown on Display tlonal HOUimsm Missionary Society and congregation will be hehi in thr dining room of the church Thurs­ very highly recommended nnd Ker | day night. March 26. following a Chrispcll extends a cordial Invita-' dinner served under lhe auspice* of tion to everyone to take advantage! Saddles and Moccasins. Styles Galore BLUES BIEGES BROWNS BLACKS MOST DRESS STYLES Only SPORT STYLES church organizations will report: a budget for the ensuing year will be adopted and such other business will: be transacted a* shall properly come before the meeting. Following the Hundreds of Pairs .98 and will ulso bring special messages in song. She 1* especially talented in urged to M-nd their children these meeting*. with Mr* Kirk Foreman at the key­ board. On the following Bunday. Murch 29. lhe new organ will be formally dedicated at the morning Oido. I* now engaged In a series of evangelistic service* at the Pilgrim Exciting Special Purchase Hudson Ho«iery Co. Friday and Saturday. SHOES OF CHARACTER . ARCH WIDTHS SUPPORT STYLES! A to EEE Al Emmanuel Episcopal church. Block and Brown Soft Kid Leathers. If it is Comfortable and Long Wearing Shoes you want this Spring We Hove Them. o'clock Sunday morning. Rector will preach a term priate to-Passion Sunday. paint Holiness Tabernacle on Broadway. He began preaching at 12 years of ar GAIN ! MEN'S MOCCASIN OXFORDS MEN'S SMART DRESS STYLES! William Cogswell was the victim Preacher,' irk father placing a box Hurt he might ace over tlie pulpit. He of a painful accident Wednesday of is now 20 and L* taking fhb 3rd year in Theological work at the Seminary In Owosso. He will be at frightened and Mr Cogswell, who was on the ground, lost* hh tooting] IN STEP FOR A WARTIME SPRING speaking every night at 7 45 and Sunday at 11:30 A. M You arc in­ vited to avail yourself ot the privi­ lege of hearing him. FinalClean-up 22 prs. placed In Mrs Christman's Sunday school class will hold it* monthly social expect nnd his neighbor* and friend* gathering tonight. Thursday, at the are glad hta injuries were no worse. Thick PLAIN BLACK KID PUMPS Cro Cord Soles Block or Brown Black Shine Your Shoes PAIR v 1 CUT-RATE MEDIUM HIGH HEEL SHINOLA Shine Kit Complete with shoe polish 9? SHOESTORE neighborhood lhe P T. A last Meet at the parsonage at 7:30. The young people will sponsor a Thursday night was not a.* well at­ public service at the church tomor­ tended as usual. The pictures put row. Friday, evening. Rev. Harry E Bailey, pastor of Haven of Rest Tab­ ernacle at Level Park, will bring the message and n group of young peo­ WM. J. WATSON ple from his church will sing There will also be special instrumental William J. Watson, aged 56. pass­ number* A fine program ha* been ed a®ty unexpectedly Saturday afarranged and everyone is invited to though he had suffered from a Merle Collison, brother of the groom. heart ailment for five yean He After a short honeymoon tn Chi­ was bom In Yankee Springs town­ cago they will be at home with his ship on March B. IBM. the son of parents. Mr. and Mn. Floyd Colli­ son for the present. He married Miss Mae McKibben of Yankee Springs on Oct IS. 1007. and since 1817 have Uved in Cloverdale. Surviving are his wife: two daugh­ ters. Mildred of Kalamazoo and Thelma at home; two sons. Bernard at home and Russell of Oull lake; two grandchildren: also two slaters was held at the Leonard funeral home on Tuesday at 10:00 A M . in­ terment In lhe Yankee Springs cemetery, the Rev. Floyd Nagel of Sunfield officiating. �THE HA1TIN0B BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, IMS I STUDENTS PRESENT Mra. Stella Leavitt visited friends TH OB N APPLE p ARDEN CLUB In Ravenna Bunday. FINE STYLE BE VUE Tne nome or Mr. ano mt*, maya About 35 members and guests met; 1 At the girls' assembly at High played. The ■ Mra Cole Newton and Miss Helen Gukin, Hastlnp Route 1. was the'at the home of Mrs W. D. Bamrs Island Or Barbados e, J r, school Friday morning, the sewing and pastel al scene of a simple wedding on Sat- Thursday. March 12. for the flrat: r. ,, . .Dr M HHol lPft Grand Rap- ciaMes 4Uge<i t Mlyie lhow. the B)rl, urday afternoon when their aon. garden club meeting of the season. nnmi ...r a ,„ n to ilTMXleUn „ trip thc ddreaae& had ment of children's w iolle Richard A., and Mtes Avis Doris. At the business meeting, conducted Ids at noon Saturday tor BridJrtL^?l modelln*g LtM> ™«« _ _ they _, __ bad. ._____ _ i ■Mis.-. Virginia Pott* was home from. Mr. and Mra. John Hewitt were H2°Xt Aral ^wZ?JI __ j. *!!►! Doris and Virginia Livingston ot Roc^a.jtauchter Of Mr. and Mrs.; by Mra Barnes lhe new president. Barbados’ He' mer a* an exhibit. 1 went flraf te Wash? OreenvUle over the weekend. _____________________________ home from Lansing on Sunday. play suits, sun suits. B*lUe Creek *p*nt the weekendI Henry Rogers. 136 E. Stale St.. Has- each member was given a copy ington. D. C.. where derails of hte dr^ and raytjn Ju^r Mtes Barbara Wilcox was home! Mr. and Mra. Percy Dimond and with with their ««« ..-..-p-. F..„, Mr. »..« n«a wen. ... „ The the laws of the club nnd a newly* grandparents. and: U Ungs. were united In marriage. passport, etc., were to be arranged. । Lau-r they nl0deled formal gown*. Bachelder, teacher of from Bang6r over the weekend. Ison. Russell, were In Dowagiac Sun- Mrs. Harry Church. I ceremony wai performed^at ’ three book? and1 ,ron from}- there he * went te Miami. Miami, I MluWe (or j.H0{> whlch Mr. and Mra. Robert Milks Mills attend- o'clock, th the-------Rev. J. R. chrtapell, — paslwc •'•* tl11 t® Mrs Harry Parker of Jackson vta-l <'“>'• , j Mr. ' ~ and wik scheduled to leave wcre Joaned by thc j. 0. Penny CoJ Pember .> at। tor of .the Wesleyan Metlwdtst ard the nepd for p*vlng Rarden। Pi the> latter tJtace'nn ^edn/utesTbv lied Mra. .F. E. Adair on Satu/clay. Eldon Chase of Fort Custer ■visur cd the funeral of wPrank — -v n-~.v~rd hte hte father. father. W. W. L. L. Chase, on the Hets funeral home in Nashville, | church, reading the service in the ^ta waJrtrewed Members were pknlanT m!de/unau™ bTnearb — and Sunday. , Red Chase, on — ^.y. ^^lted^Mra Sarah pr^mc. ofMxteen member, of the ™ K StamTwd S Ralph DeMott Ls Ijome from Camp! Bunday. Leonard Wood. Mo., for a furlough! Mra. Swan Anderson nnd Mrs. C. Calkins in the afternoon. immediate families ; neighbors so none would be wasted,.eteiast-hours in the air was hteof ten day*. | p. Flustrom were in Grand Rapid*1 FRANK ROC.ERJL HL ta ’ ~rhf ?rld?.ch?B<! for,hc,r W5?<Ur‘8...a The program was in charge of -chrdule _ Mrs. Jiunes P. Mohler and daugh- on Monday. ; --«>.»» ovu «!»*'■ .mc.. x.»<> -* The Th. doctor tola. lu< h.. been tryint Inta, to; ta NOW A MARINE CADET ter. Alice returned Friday from their Mr*. Llnnle Devi* spent the weekcrepe and her corrage wa* of mixed ais£UMlan ln a panelgroup-the top-.amnge this trip f</ several monthvbul tn Jackson. 1 end at Lansing with her son, Henry Ml. nriu ruro. wnu Mr. and Mra. Prank Rogers, who n°WT"’,c* werc: w,Mt ,h*r wt,uld llkc Is making It nt this time be-' live south offalhe city, have had good| । aLuJ?!!;-*** ,n the,r 8arrt, ’L'<whi‘t th*-’ cause of the serious Hines* ot hl ! ' Bow of Flint spent lhe' Billings and family. antJ QUllk* ln llw fnthPr wlth hwirt trOubl<- following] Il,hls parent*. Mr. and) Miss Betty Lane nnd Raymond news from thetr son, Frank Rogers. Ivan OukU! performed lhe duties nf ml#lu n Furrow. Nyberg of Allegan spent ~ Sunday ' •in ■ *h° >■ » naval aviation cadet best man for hte brother. Uw. Mrs. Walter Hobbs presided and a ,trokr suffered several months ago . »Un» «if Middleville, Detroit. “t Corpus Christi, Texas. In July, , luncheon was served, speakers verP Mr. w C. Cascnd- Arran,:• rwnjs were made earlv in ra. Lloyd Valentine *cre< Pontiac and Detroit, Ila Powell, has been it* of Mr.who and Mra.|i ** ‘ following th. the ceremony .nrf and the] Mra. Francte Briggs of Bowens he and a group of men left Grosse Mitain. Mr4 Cur|U Gurrteon, Mrs. ................................ - Mra. — Dec-mlwr ol which time. Elliot in- Christmas, ta a |myoung couple left for a short wed-',Gten Dennrfone. Mra JaluaHrauiand. and baby daughter waro to accmnverslly ha*)>ital in Ann Mill* ta vteiHng her daughter. Mra,|H®- Mich., where they .had been in Loyal Edger nnd family. training, for Corpus Christi. Since ding trip to Flint. For traveling, tlie Mra. Philo Sheldon. Some of the pany him. At thnt time they were Mr. and Mrs I. Stlcb of Ann Ar- that time several of the men^iave bride wore navy Blue with sand i thing* talked about were combining to .’;aii on the S. S. Evangeline, a bor were gueals'of Mr. and Mrs. been transferred te other branches ___________ ; vegetables with flower gardens. anl-^WO tnn ship, from New York.. BeLnrcinto'Nrrius lust Friday. , of service, but Frank and a former. The couple are making the|r home■ mal and Insect pests, and some of cause of war conditions and the fact of Mid-'school teacher ------from---------Michigan nave'at 136 *-■ E. ouuc State os St.- ror for wic the |iiracin. present/’the new thing* in both flowers and {hat the island of Barbados, a Mrs. HariiH Cheney cf Grand ' Mr nnd Mr*. Will Cra.na> u> «*,u- --------- --------------- -------'.as Un | dievllle were gueata of Mi and’ Mra. stayed ‘ *in, “ the same company. ~ Mr. Gaskill expecting *to lie called■ vegetables. Rapid.-, !•» the|n»«4t ‘ British pn-ser:Ion. Is 'at •■ar. it A week ago Friday, ten of the into lhe army service In the near and hiuband. Mr aril I Dan Lewis on Saturday. . A lovely arrangement of mixed would have been necessary for them Bamca. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Flnnie spent present class were chosen to train future. . flowers nnd St. Patrick green fen- to tend al Trinidad, an island Just Mrs. Gaskill came to Hasting* | tured the dining table where tea-off the enasl of Venezuela. S. A- and Mra. Frank Andrus. Mrs. Don thc weekend in Bay City with Mr. for maylne cadet*, a newly organized brsnch of the naval service. Prank I about two year* ago from Wayland.,iwaa served. Mra. C. D. Bauer and.K(l by a*smaller boat to their d-stiJlury and Mr*. C S Potu. attended nnd Mra. Harry Martin. the Home Show-in Grand RapuLs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hossack ot and the other Michigan man were'Mr. Gaskill graduated from Has- Mrs. Wm. Hinman poured. nation, the eastward i-land in on Friday , Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of two of the ten selected, the choices Ungs high school and te now em- : Tlie flower show will be held-In the Wert Indie* group. At Trinidad bclng based on scholarship and I ployed at the Bliss Co. Mr. und Mrs C. M Sisson and Mr. and Mrs. James Langston. Detroit from March 21-29 Inclusive, they planned to get in touch with) a* aviator*. Out of town guests at — the MIm Barbara Sisson of Kalamazoo Mrs Winston Merrick- and sonability ------- » — --------- Completion ------- --------- —of! ■ -— — — wed-.. ‘ ‘ Jack Sage, a former Hasting* bo*>. .culled on Hastings relatives Sunday have relumed from a visit with re- thts work will entitle Frank to thei ding were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gasson of Mr«. Jrj.s Kelly, who 1- AIntlvej. in Sturgis and White Pigeon r"nk of lieutenant In the marine! kill of Nashville. aft< rribon. Mr and Mrs Richard Allen and con»5- ‘ho "oxt rank higher than en---------------------------------------.Mrs. Norbert Sullivan nnd Mbs nicct for their regular meeting at department, and stationed at Trmt-, Ruth Izickwood of Detroit spent son Dick of Flint *penl the week-■*‘8”. Now he is a charter candi-i। HISCOCK—WILLIAMSON lhe Moose hall on N Michigan Avr. dad. However, the government can- i for ‘he rank of lieutenant. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wllliantson ol Friday evening March 20. liir weekend with their parents. Mr. end with Mr. nnd Mra Gordon Ironceiktl this rewrvatlnn at the Inst side । He expect* to have a leave of ab- Delton announce thc marriage of anil Mra L B I/wkwon<l. Tlie program Includes a Social mitun- o d thc dnc'or has tried Kennelh Biddle, who is at Fort “ powible. after receiving , their daughter. Miss Vida William­ G. D. Hon Is in Minneapolis nn then pas-] Service department in each chapter continually since “““ “ — *to “ /et ’* — n buMnm trip. Mra. Hon ncroin- Custer, was Hie guest of hl.-, moth- b*" commteslon and will then prob­ son, to Private W. C. Hiscock. son a* one of thc fourteen major com­ sage in any way to Barbados. of E. D Htecock of Battle Creek, the (itintrd him and Ls the gwst of Mr. er. Mra Newton Branrr. Tuesday Dr. Elllr-I left Ills home on this t further course in war tactics. He Rev. S. C. Potter performing the. mittees of Its development program und Mr-. Earl Hildebrandt. little bland in 1022 nnd has been — all of which Is Ukewi-e bawd on Mr. and Mrs. Tim Howard of Kal-, !• has had all of the preliminary train­ ceremony on Tuesday. Feb. 24. in; Emily Edger, who has been back only once. In the winter of ing in aviation and is now flying the the soft candlelight at the Prrsby- one principle—that nf Service . Social Service and Social Security 1933-31. dir's during thc winter, has re­ Chis. H. Leonard on Sunday and। largest twjn-motorcd high-power terlan church in Monterey. Cal., at arc terms which may mean Social Barbados has nn area of only 166 I planes in use anywhere, on land or eight o'clock. Tlie chancel was turned to her home tn Rutland. Monday. Security to the individual, thc fam­ square mile* nnd a population of .'•’r. and Mr E. F. Bottom have Mrs Ray. Finnic nijtf* Mrs. David sea. Judging from hi* letters, one banked with calla biles and wis­ ily. or the community nt ter,:e. Tlie 15'fOOO There are four cities on the ' , realizes he is greatly enjoying every taria. returned from their trip to various French were luncheon guests Wed­ pregrain of the Women of thc island. Bridgetown, th* capital, being1 For her wedding the bride parts of Florida In company with nesday of Mrs. H J Thome of Bat­, minute ot training and he certainly Moose is all of these things. With the largest and most important. The I , Ls enthusiastic about flying. chose an afternoon dress of old rose, Mr. and Mr. Jt-ny Hoek.-.tra of Kal- tle Creek. the maintenance of that intcrcst- others are Snelghtstown. Jamestown 1 A youthful hat that harmonizes with wool with pleated insertions nt the anu'zoo.' Mra. Hattie Johnson of Middle­ nOl'BLE CELEBRATION i ing city in Florida. Mocwehaven. and OMin. Bridgetown has'a num-1 Mr. and Mra. ci shoulder and waist line She also ville returned home Sunday with where the old folks of the order arc bcr of suburbs, one of which is • daught'-rs of Poa Mr and Mrs. James Johnson to* re­ HELD ON SUNDAY wore a liny hat. matching her the rest of your attire... distinctively Mr and Mr*. Robert J. Williams drras, from which fell a shoulder i being given the finest type of old named Hastings. Mrs. lz-<> OlmJl main u few days. I age social security, the organiza­ of Middleville, observed their flfty- length veil of brown. Flint, wen* Buna detailed in the Schoble manner.. J Mrs. Clare McKee was in Casso­ tion te giving social service to th" first wedding anniversary last Sun ­ parent*. Mr. and The bride was graduated from polis from Friday till Sunday where day with a quiet gathering at the the W. K Kellogg Agricultural individual. With thc maintenance k she was co-hostess ut a party on1 home of their son-in-law of that city for children in Illinois.'' In Sunday's edition of the Kain-, and in - new'; refreshing spring colors.1 Kelley of 420 W. Saturday evening. school at Gull lake in 1939. and; daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Row­ Pvt. Hiscock graduated from the: Mooscheart. the Fraternity is pro- m:iz.oo Gazette iipjier.rrd thc nil-: Madliiui jtt_ accepted a jxisltion Mr. nnd Mrs W. I., Hinman were I lecting and giving social security to nouncement nf thr engupement of. ' lader, near Caledonia At the same Lakeview High achool in 1B36. wm Furry Hotel. In Detroit vtaiUng their son-in-law ( the family. The Women of the Kites yirglnia crook, daughter of Mr. Grand Haven. Hcri many friends nnd daughter. Mr, nnd Mrs. M. C. time, Roland McArthur Furrow II, BUSH—BENHAM* ’ , Moose are serving their community and nil., Mrs. nil.- Don ,/mii E o Crook UIUVA of VicksV ILKA- ,: , son of Mr. and Mrs Roland Fur­ Musolf on Sunday. I In a large way. through their .pro- buiq. fotnxr -Hastings resident*, to I row of Freeport, former Hastings Announcement is made of thc Work. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finstrom1 residents, who was bom on his great "Carrying MooM-hcart Philip J. Walker, son of Mr. nnd Mrs i marriage of Miss Mary Benham, gram of Miss Cleora Paulsen nnd Mrs and Mr. and Mra. Garrett Isham grandparents golden wedding anni­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank standards into their homes andI W. E. Walker of Parchment. ."No. Dorothy Wi«rinan of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of M». and Mrs. versary, celebrated his first birth­ Benham of Homer, to Eugene Bush, ■ communities." । date has been tel for the wedding. visited Mrs Prrcmnn Furrow Sat­ Andrew Kemp of Battle Creek. day. A fine llkene; s of Miss Crook ac-' son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bush of urday evening, going to Nashville te Dr. nnd Mis. R. G. Finnic were. Mr. Williams is widely known the city, lhe marriage having been ccmpanlcd the item. s)»md Sunday with MLu. Paulsen's In Detroit Wednesday and Thundny where- he attended a meel Ing of throughout the county as a sheep solemnized on Dec. 13. 1941. In Bat­ raiser and liar, taken prizes on his tle Creek. Shirley Henry wan in Detroit over the American College of Surgeons. sheep in exhibitions in various part* Since hl* graduation from the te a rokcnrl. attending the DepartMrs. Hownrd Barnes pnd son Jack hate been spending several days in of the state and tn neighboring Hastings High school. Mr. Bush has I states. He Ls 75 ycora of age und । been In training at Selfridge Field1 th American Tx-glnn and Auxiliary Wilmington. Ill. with her stater Br^WUtamul.71. Ii and Is now a naval cadet at New ... . He I - n member of the Department Mrs. G M. Bnlnbridsc nnd family. | They lhe |»m>u »! three Orl„... u M„ UlL.„ t, , d. Mrs. Robert Walldorff and Philip mn-htrrii Mrs Gmrur A VCnnvsnl M*‘ ..mre “ .... n Kr""'■ .... ____' ....... ,7>r8.e, A ualc the Homer High school and Mt Tom Morris and are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Robert , 8 <1 iught< )*llcnded Michigan Slate College, h.ivr returned to their Dawe lAilccn Iscnhath) and other! In Detroit leaving iwre er ”f Caledonia, and Mm. Arthur H.----------------- -----------------------Giove City. Pa. after relnitves Thursday of last week. ** Clarke of South Haven, also one! PARENTS OF A SON stM-niiltu: Hirer months with rela­ Mr. apd Mra. Henry Valjlsing and ?’”rr A' of Middle-1 Mr. and Mrs. James Langston retive.. in Frrcpnrt. Grand Rapids nnd Misn Grace Relckord visited Roy, v™,e' Thcrc ar® ““° Afjcen grand- ce|Vwj a wlrr Tuesday telling of the HiLsting> Mr- Monti Ls a sister of Thayer. Jr., al Fort Custer on Sun-1 '■hildren and two grcat-grandchil-' birth on Monday, March 16. of a son James Endsley. day. Ttiey also called on Mr. and drcn __________ j to Mr. and Mrs. John Langston of Mr. nnd Mrs I.vlr Bennett attend­ ed the regional basket ball tourna­ Mra. William FOx of Kalamazoo ' TRANSFERRED TO iLo'' An8p,*’s Tb* baby weighed Mrs. Aclisn Prase und son, Milan. GRAND RAPIDS I| eight pounds and mother and son ment nt Grand Rapids Friday nnd or Cuyahoga cuyanoga mu. Falls. Ohio, onio, visited vmiea her, ncr. j. « M Townsend rnwnxrnri of Bav Hav Citv rttv was in'38" ” dolnK <lo,nK nlcel nicely, >- Hastings nasungs friends' ir Saturday evening* and ato visited of ' ." . J on :Mtam. . l»™t. Mr. .nd... Mrs J. t », „„■ e,„ .... „ wrdn„d.y , extend «“•<' ennuratulatlnns conjr.tuUUon. Taylor, n! Rockford and on Sun­ E'iv r LXX' “nd »““« ,rt'"S- *£ -I «» AXNOUNC, .JoToraZST day yisltcd a relative at Sparta.X Mr L„r TowntaM hm -la tartr borne ta . „„„ Mr. und Mr*. Frank Hoonan and Mr. and Mrs. Chns. L. Oliver of John Barnett left Saturday for. Bay City and are moving soon to Marysville, near Port Huron, to takes Dr. and Mra. O. L. Lockwood at-iI Grand Rapids, where lie has been Hastings. announce the engagement । of their daughter Ha Mae to Hayden n course in nmiy flying, lustingx t<-ndcd the Kalamazoo Civic Players' ’ 11 ransferred by the Thos. D. Mur­ eighteen week- Having already had। dramatization - of "Mr. and Mrs. I phy Co., by whom Mr. Townsend is M. Hathaway, son of Mr. nnd Mrs., con-td.-rnble flying esiwriencc. h-. North' Friday night In Kalamazoo . employed. They plan to spend the Glenn AulLs of Charlotte. Mr. Hath-, away Is leaving for the army soon.j MF. and Mrs txiren John.ion and should receive a good assignmentt •ummer months at llieir Wall lake son. Harold. Of Middleville. Mr. and:' cottage. Their many friends here so the marriage will take place on. when he completes this training. j Mis. Ray Hiatt and Miss Katherine March 27. u ill be glad to welcome them back . J Giddings of Battle Creek were Sun ­ lw<» rhildn n of Plainwell were Sun'i to Hite section of lhe state and to <luv guest- <,f her sister and brother-. ciiiy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy'. Barry county. ; T ln-!.iw. Mr. mid Mrs. Howard Bris­. Giddings. tol. Gues'* of Mr. mid Mrs. Bristol; Mr and Mra. Charles H. Ix-onatd: ILL IN KISSIMMEE, Ha. wen- thr guests of Mtes Leone Friend* of Mrs. Clayton Hinckley _________________________________ Keith Wellman of Battle Creek. leonard of Chicago on Tuesday an J, were sorry to hear of her illness during lhe week the following. Mbsef Cornelia mid Gretchen, Wednesday of last week. They also'al’Kissimmee. Fla., where she and Bn-rwyk left Thursday for Alcx-. v Lilted Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Wilkins Mr Hinckley arc spending some'babies were bom at the hospital: | j tllw wtth Prank Icke*. She was hi'T0 Mr Bnd Mra- Lawrence Btanchmidrl:i. la. to vl-.it Norman Hall,, while there. , Rev. and Mr,. S. Conger Hatha hospital for ten days but has been' ard - Middleville, a girl on March 13:j "ho, te xtatloned there. Later they - dn>ve on to New Orleans, netting. away attended a silver wedding an- removed to the home of Mr. Ickes. I a 8|rl to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester! li:«k to Hastings early on Tuesday: ulveraary ut thr home of their Bradford Hinckley, a son who ac- Bhaneck. Nashville. R. 3, on Mar ; nioinlng having driven 2716 miles. ncphi-w and wife. Dr. and Mra. companies! hi* parenla to Florida.)a Sirl to Mr. and Mr* John) Fortunately they missed the severe• Charles J. Manby. nf Battle Creek, has relumed and reports .that his!Jol,n D- Wilson. 150 E. State St_ or. last Sunday afternoon. i mother te gaining. . ; Mar. 15; a girl te Mr. and Mr*.! windstorms Monday night. । Donald Norton. Nashville, on Mar. | Mr*. Edward VanPopering. Mrs. ----------------, 15: a girl to Mr. and Mra. Damon William Schader? Jr., Airs. David j YOUNG PEOPLE TO McClelland. 327 E State Road, on French. Mrs. Ray Flnnie. and Mr- GIVE PIANO RECITAL । George Hebden attended thc Camp' Mr:,. Howard Raymer will present Mar. 17: a son to Mr. and Mra ' Fire Giris Council Conference in'« Pl*no recital at the Presbyterian. Darrell Buckland. 915 E. Clinton, on, Battle Creek Tuesday evening. (church on Sunday. March 22. at Mar. 17. A more complete report of ac-] । Mrs Mnry Smclker and Mr. und four o'clock. Those taking part willI I Mra. Donald Smclker returned be Frances Hill, Lachlan Foster,, tivllies al the hospital will appear in I Tuesday from Williamston where Charles Gbinn, Marietta Paul.-Will©> next week* paper. they hud been helping to care for Hampton. Jimmy Long and Doris Our boys al the front need a . tlie former's itaier. Mra. Wm. Thom-'. Lockwood. Mrs. Raymer will ac-, steady flow ot supplies. You can tn--j I a* who passed away Saturday. I company on the Hammond organ, sure this by systematic purchase of j! Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smelker. U. S. Defcpsc Bonds and Stamp-J Mrs. Maurlne Steinke. Mr. and Mra.; i Donald Smelker and Mr. and Mrs ■ , Paul Foreman attended the funeral1 ot their aunt. Mrs William Thomas, STEAM HEAT c . at Freeport on Monday. Mra. Mary HOT A COLD WATER Smclker also came from Williamston, SHOWER BATH tor lhe funeral. Tlie Rev. and Mrs Don M. Gury1 were in Grand Ruplds last Monday | Mrs. XJury attended the meeting of j the Diocesan Women's Board ot thei i E|Hscopal church and Mr. Gury at-1 | tended the meeting of the Field and Extension Department ot the I Diocese of Western Michigan. ! Makinq TtlD To PERSONAL MENTION HATS You Can Do Better At BAIRD’S Juniors Misses omen HALF SIZES Extra sizes to 52 Pennock Hospital Flower Print Rayon Crepe The BEAUTY BAR Jersey Redingote Bemberg ROOMS FLOWER SHOW NMKH 21 *>29... DETROIT HOTEL HASTINGS Mvance Sale.. $1 Admission Tickets ' IBEA1TY! YOU con have the-beauty that wins ad­ miration and compliments if you come in for profess.onol beauty care regularly. Start this week! 55' ’•U^r’w.™ ________ __________ *IT»'NTMENTS EARLY ♦ o^tUor,; Jematu futb. vti|lat* U*v»r mvici sun in UMZ01M AOSUTUO ran 10, Feature of the COUPON Singled out for Spring honors— these superb coots by Printzessl Study their fine fabrics, figure flattering lines!.You’ll agree they're a triumph of tailoringl ----------------- gintMM'11 THIS ADVANCE TICKET SALE ENOS FRIDAY, MARCH 20 rM*°* 3513 12.75 15.00 16.75 24.75 SUITS 12.75 16.75 22.50 chid deploy. ,30,000 tropical **” 30' ™ JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP AgpattMMrt VICTORY HALL "The Big Including Tax SPRING SKIRTS Frandsen Exclusive But Not Expansive SWEATERS BLOUSES DRESSES COATS SMOCKS Rain Tranch �I thia Friday evening. March 20 at Perris Quick severely injured hl*'18 o'clock eastern war Ume. Rev. L. right hand Friday morning while W. Stone of Hasting* will be Ute operating hi* feed grinder. Hi* speaker and the Glee club will fur-' friend* hope it wiU mend rapidly »nd that he will be a* good a* new Community Notice* Prairieville township republican caucus was held Saturday at the' town hall. The following were nominated for office: 3upervl*or: Oil* Boulter: clerk. Floyd Shelp: Defense meeting at the &choolhdu*r. Leon Doater, Barry county Under­ sheriff, will apeak. It Ls our duty as loyal Americans to attend tills meet­ ing and brtng our neighbors. Postponed meeting of the W. S. I cd on Mrs. Sarah Johnson nnd Dorn , --------------- 1 meeting of lhe Bnu.li1 Sunday. • Ridge Cemetery Circle will be held] Mr and Mr*. Rom Waters and । al thr home of Mrs. Gorden Thomp-1 Wlllarrf and Wm. Iwinaar of Delwm Thursday. March 26. for an all ton and Mr. nnd Mrs. Orlie Fi*her day meeting. Each member is re- j of Dowling were Sunday callers of i duelled to be prepared to help with, .Mr and Mr*. Mark Norris. .<■»• 'the program. । Mrs. Ethel Stebbins of KutamMOO ; The Brush Ridge Community club wo* n guest of Mr. und Mrs, Erne*'. ; ■'*> will meet at thc whoolhouie Friday Farr Sunday. j )■' evening. March 20. Pleiue bring] Mr nnd Mrs. Merle Schley eni.-i .your articles for the grab bag. Pot- tertalned "Tils mother from Baltic ‘ ■ luck supper. i Creek over thc weekend. J b, । Daud • -----------------—।-----------------I - .... ----- T.'— .. . BRANCH DISTRICT I Doud Ladies Aid will meet with I nr-nrt, «^h™i AUCTION SALES l-l.i Y.sr Ste With Henry Seeding time is almost here. Why not order your spring seeds now and save. I hove o complete line of high purity seeds. Alio Nitrogin and Ceresan for treating seed grains. and Dale Merlau: highway ^usslus Hughes; member of >f ReviAr, Arthur Shorter. pleasantly surprised Saturday eve­ ning, March 7 when twenty three of the neighbors and friends came to bld lliem farewell. They are mov­ ing to their new liomc this week. Each family was presented with a beautiful lamp. SnnnNon Agency flannery NASHVILLE . PHONE 3201 Date* can be made at Banner office. It. AUTO- BODY AND •— -------------- —-------------------- —------ - I motor itr.i Air.tM) rl,.«ol 1 4’ .1 III DR. L. J. CASTON r. rOUXD. BTHAYED OPTOMETRIST Paneoait Bldg. Harttan Abort btnier It* Craisi Star* Phone 2703 tf. “n T’"‘ra‘"> ' TOO 1 SS-r See Harvey W. Enzian at Cressey, Mich, or phone Prairieville 14—F24. JS H f] 1 W KI IIJ S, fl nl i..'luonrr ' tf CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS HORSES - $7.50 COWS - $6.00 We have o collector stationed in Hostings to give immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges. Phone Hastings 2565 KI HJ KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS .i’SL.SJ ,-6. fo ill n | high school auditorium Friday eve1 ning. 1 Mr. and Mrs. R E. Hall and 1 i The W. 8 C. 8. will meet with PI'), lllhii UH IA»T «u.|. U|l|* । : ki»r in.r ... , . । Mrs. Clara Henel Wednesday March 'Sandra were Sunday afternoon call­ . • u-turn t.r 11 1. I’rrk. 1.'- b ,; in • ’w j 25 for a pot luck dinner. A cordiali ers In the neighborhood. i invitation Is extended to all. 1. Mra Kenneth Norton will enter­ rok SALE a ' ” Vn.. or. tnln Dorcas Society of North OB REST— .-. i:> 3ou are espcciallj Invited to at- \rBn)e Grove Thursday March 19 CITY.. COUNTRY AND EESORT ' . ! tend Sundav school next Sunday " °.^v Marr“ 19 r’uH : i. .».«■». . . «... ior an nu-aay meeting. Coal, Gas and Oil Fired . H octet bnn, your Blbte wu ,hl, m>k, ■ 1 Delton ',’U rou,c ,a8t weok unU1 Thuraday. The P T. A. will hold IU regular 01 »»°* 'lo,,n 01 ' i", meeting in the school building Mon-,Su'“l“y "nd M°nJ*ayECON-O COAL STOKERS ' > day evening. March 23. State Police ’ . J from Paw Pavcwlli present the pro-, Last Week's Letter. Sheet Metal Work ....... Refreshments will «... be mv served «..vu The Branch school district voted .gram. Eaveitronghing " after the program. The meeting will J® u,e 801,001 at meeting Xrltl.- 1 ?! j BilulI.EhH .-Al. evening. , begin at 8 o'clock. Ii last Tuesday -~"« — , Fl C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Mrs. Chas. Laubaugh returned tc u«t | The Fanners Night school will - fr. .1 142 E. State Phone 233t DI l-.l bul.uli,7 it;be held in the school house Thura-. her home Thursday evening after ' 1 day evening, March 19. The subject being In Nashville with Miss May nut UuUte U.-L- uu.w.1 -w-Otb. for discussion will be "Farm Ac- Potter for a few days, t- «rr--kr.| la.iutrr It.-nui. F-l.l Full KAU;— 1',4vdJ . ..h • Miss May Potter was removed to «' it ' counting and Records." • -*.»HL S ui.I— r*-t . I'tilt bAl.K Uli THAD). l.rjrk ' Thc Maccabees will meet the home of her sister, Mrs. VlnT-mTl nsl.t:— V...I ,.un.. I-.' rui.k. a wltl* Mrs. Anna Wilson in Kalama- cent Norton. Saturday for care. run IlKS’l — Attrurtt ' X llr..».tu.. 1 1<» i’.i 1.1 roo on Thursday. March 19. A pot ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE ' •'* luck dinner will be served at noon PLEASANT RIDGF. SURETY BONDS it.ruuki.|« C»- ll...r funrar^ ..*k ^l..fr. »*lk' UANll.lt , ----। Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson i ' Ftti; S'.t.l, ut.. I1.-.I J., l-t »« , r Phone 2519 Nat'l Bank Bide, i , Hind* Corners attended the funeral of a relative tf „j There will be a meeting at the at Ovid recently. • | • W*U trt.-. m ! Hinds school house Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fitzgerald of mil NAl.h Tur... ...t.nu.t It . to dtsema the Kellogg modenilza- Detroit spent -last week with Mr ,.. | tlon plan. Would like every family in and Mrs. Albert Kinne. — , tlie district to be represented at this Tlie W. 8. C. 8. of Barryvllle will Lilt yout Auction Sale* wilh —||ineeUng. Wrve dinner at Mrs. Dorothy Kel­ sey's this week Thursday, the local Ladies Aid furnishing the program I POWERS ECHOES Eatimate* cheerfully given. Date* Mr. qnd Mrs. Ward Wood and Sunday guests at thc home of Mr. can ba mad* at Banner office. nnd Mra. Norman Purchase were her children of Lansing called Sunday Phone 3467 Hatting*, Mich. • i-b i» thankytbiher, Charles Selgel nnd Mr. and afternoon at Alton Wood's ’»nj‘ ihV Mr* Howard Selgel and daughters The Coat* Grove P. T. A meets >ho >mt rVJ«. of Lansing and Pvt. Keith Siege) ’■ ' •« of Ft. Leonard Wood. Mo. •5’ mr i Mf- 11,1(1 Mrs. Henry Prost accom- AUCTIONEER .1.0 I., jianled by their son Robert of Grand I donate $5 to the Red Cross >1>K flaplds drove to Detroit Sunday to ' ““r’,! vult another son Bill who Is ill out of every Auction Sale. i with pneumonia. JAKE DEPRIESTER . . i Leroy Purchase of Reed City Is ,,t, visiting at thp home ot hl* son. LOREN CQPPOCK Buyer for STILES and -k Norman. Company Hastings itoek■ Last Week's Letter.) yard*. phone 2588, or call Charles Hauser entertained with 717—F3 through the a stag party Saturday evening honweek. If. nk rar orlng Alec Nell. Among those pres.r i«, ent was Lawrence Kelley of Kalai« ‘ H rnazoo, a former resident of this I'l “>„*!- »»r I...I I J| t .Juult. It. 1* r..rJ vt m»tr |.<aU. tl.—l yrtaj. 'nnX'k neighborhood, who will leave Mon-' ■•>..1 «■—I p., ...rj 'l.r-ir-r II t'UH *lir. .1 ._ uu,.r< day for military duly. Maurice Johnson was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening when a thank party of friends called to remind ’’J."'1 h,m 01 lhe passing of another-milemany i st°ne. Eight tables of pedro were Mrtt played, prizes being won by Mr. and Baiting*. Mich. “ I Mrs. Bernard Peck. Maurice JohjiIson nnd Norman Purchase. , 429 S. Michigan Harting* Phone 2585 1 CURT SOLOMON Phone MIDDLEVILLE 72 Attention, Farmers . . . Sheldon Agency Safety Bond* Phon* 2185 Harting* tf. AUCTIONEER Marshall Furnaces WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $7.50 COWS $6.00 Phone Collect Prompt Service Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 JERRY ANDRUS fl BE FIRST TO GET YOURS... AUCTIONEER DEWEY REED CARDS OF THANKS Shipping Livestock Uu)e Salty Every Saturday PIANO TUNING ebvice Coll E. T. WOOD ACT NOW - IF YOU WANT TO BE SURE OF GETTING YOUR PAIR KNEE BOOTS Men's - Boys' - Youths' a BALL BAND —- U. S. B. L. PECK NEON SIGNS | AND REPAIRING Sign Painting and Lettering Gold Leaf — Silver Leaf THE GRANGES | The EFFICIENCY built Into tf FISHING BOOTS Todayl Wo are anxloq* Io help you sei that Efficiency Electrical Wiring wilh experienced information, Thick Cleated Soles COME IN, PHONE or WRIT! DEFOREST SNYDER. SR. I, Hasting* Phone 714—F1J 4-95 to 5.95 EXTENSION GROUPS CASH EMPLOYMENT- HELP WASTED GOODYEAR BRANDS EXTRA Lightweight! Form Equipment wo* navar HENRY EGGLESTON Phone 2431 AINSCO - CONVERSE WHEN OUR PRESENT STOCKS ARE SOLD There Will be no more MILLER REAL ESTATE TOUGH and RUGGED AS THEY MAKE'EM! GEORGE MILLER HASTINGS. MICH. MILLERS REAL ESTATE COLUMNS SOME GOOD BUYS IN HOMES AND FARMS We Get the Buyer qnd Seller Together For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteriei, Alu­ minum, Brasi, Copper & Load. HEAVY HIP BOOTS GLENN F. LAUBAUGH 80S. No. Michigan Avenue Phono 2837 Halting* I CpIululli.U? ■ EXPERIENCED FITTER LY BARKERS Halting* Phons 2118 ' OUR STOCKS ARE COMPLETE NOW! Caucus Notices 4-45 to 5.95 l"l: SAM: f|....uu --ri. h. r.l. ...nth »’n4 << M>k (nt ' Tull KALE—If*, in.! utm " । Truss Fitting by in bll.r» f.loa-.Kd ‘{t* ! **'*. vDt-n MwJ, rout Ul. DUTY 1 Kffli , HIP - SPORTING Stormking Height Quality Construction UaJ,..tu Hi .4,--, tt-., » 't|; - i!'. ' : .7,7." :7; . 7 C.‘'BILL” SHERWOOD FOB INSURANCE llatei Hartings Phano MM GEORGE F. MILLER formerly in the furniture business BOOT Q 2pr* 25c �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO—PAI HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 19. 1942 EICHTY-SIXTH YEAR chewed beyond u*lng. If which, out of respect lo her wishes, scrapbook, and so she impressed in fear of life or limb—and that’s I will not mention. • ’ • The Count-, most of us. She seldom smiles ana something to be thankful for. i next fell, don't bbune me. css became a well known figure in. her eyes reflect the tragedy of many Sadie R. Cook. ; the first World War due to her; years. At her Ume ot life the future Pennflora Hotel. COATS GROVE work among American soldiers, to cannot look any too bright, but I St. PvSftbum., Fla. whom she was known us "Little feel that having given so many - ----- ----------------Last Week’s Leiter; By Jane Cameran Mother.” She sat beside many an years of her life to doing for THREE CORNERS ’ / (Continued from page 1. Seo. D Mr. and Mr>. Melvin Campbell 0*1“-* ,*.•»* boy American wv/ as —• he >,v breathed *■ hte “ UUiril. others, MIC she will Will IIIIU And M a IUTIU1 useful I11UIIVI niche. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook, son and daughters have moved to Jack­ thin, had auburn hair, fine feature* •------;-------------------------------------------------- , SL Petersburg draws iu share of lasl and received hte dying message to fill in thte friendly land of ours. .-J-,.,; ..n(1 i^ter Larabee of Dur­ son as Mr. Campbell iuu a good blue eyes, very light complexion and nonce In hte chosen profession, op-' celebrities during tfiq winter season, to hte mother. Her own chateau some special work to do. and. as al. a..ni«,.. dinner ot w. Uk. bar, all U» nlr. IMw Mb WUdrM mi pink cheeks. . He was very, well. portunity vwaaiar came aw to ivaama round VM" out aaao hte », very wm(. rolimiK coming lur for irviUIC lecture aiiu and tuncon- was filled-------with convalescent soldiers.; ways. — In. ..-.,..-. helping others, happiness Mrs Lambce Bobbv and baby Con-1 . i t i *oinr - ------------------------------ -------------r a...... —. .... .. . ... ----—a luck in their new ,home. we about dressed he appeared in school aurensfnl rsnrr u lawver ... . *• In • *1920 In 1920 she beuan a Dilltrimuxe contentment • ... .. . , ... spring and March., dreued whenwhen he appeared in school gueccssful career its aiu lawyer bvl bvl „ih„...<„.! tn she began a pilgrimage and und contentment will will comernme • • •• •;-----------------Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Demaray and that morning Mr. Knappen al- serving on the federal bench, in c*rt c^^^menu. omen just to roox of thal rxUndcd ovrr nfleen Thcrp waj a KOOd MI/,d Kroup Uj nle Sue and ako visited the H. J., dam lt. when One te used to a I hoilx. bathed in tlie white light of family and the former's father, Oto ,ways was well groomed. There was whlch lx, won further dtetipetion up sunshine and have a vacation. >e,nk. keeping faith with "her boys ', the lobby towish her "Godspeed Robinsons Jordan and tM) watt bulbs it’s no joke to sit Demaray. have moved Into lhe of course no connection between the ne wa> ftrat named as a federal dte- • • • Pcnnflora has had two spe- by to Gold Star and happylandings" as to1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd -------Dybringing cringing cjoia starmothers, mothers,and landings" asshe sheleft left to a----u . .nd uT,. ■■ hmie "»nei by Rr.«» C"». u.r mnxun to Iram ih“pl.n, io Ml.nu-. <.ll.nl 01 "WWW: Bui;twiddle >«ui IMab "Uni “Paring of the two young men lrlct judge, with hcadqiMkrUrs at' cially interesting guests thte month C -------------------------' IhHr M»». Dur---------.... .. . &, Uew Mk,n rt. .lill^UUle II,ur, 1 «»U l»t .con I0BK1 «' * nd O ' 0 ^' >"“• that September day nnd the bum- Qrand Rapids, holding eourl there ’ ! lamps lamps No No roads. roadt. No No nun. mall. No llkrr CH*d>audys ihomptonwent i nompmn went to to nasi Hastingi ing of tlie old .school home, which an<i al MurquettrUJiehlgnn. over *wv two MWU»«<>U thousand ...uiu.i, families, covering । We have been enjoying the pres- Ip.lNo uktr u«c> Sunday dinner---guests of— Mr.— nnd March. last Tuesday to begin lessons in a occurred the following winter. . n haw^ thal whUe Judgf with her husband, the late Martin some. 120.000 miles from coast to'ence of Col. Tyden and Florence --------- - -------------------. . „ -- Natalie cross Training Course. James P. ------------Hammond. I did not see much of Eddie KnaM^n was a federal district Johnson, hunting big game and coast. It brought her here everyj here at the hotel since Wednesday. Mrs. Knappen until after he hadjlnlshed Judge thal william Howard Taft visiting Utile kifown places on the other year. ’ • • I saw her only in They came, via Ute Wabash, eight and Thomas were Mr. and Mrs Leo; The best solution for stopping the­ . I war I’ve heard yet is an idea adhis studies at lhe University. Their- ww> a federal circuit judge at Cin- globe, and te now married to her the last ten days of her five weeks hours quicker than our time from Fisher of Hastings. Siay nome. Florence The stay at at rennirarw. Pcnnflora. Just a a uay day u« or two'home. Florence uno and iI toox took in In me the '* Rev. and Mrs. Dayton A • vanced by the owner of the wurid'5 he returned to Hastings and was for clnnatl. Appeals from lhe Grand manager. Clark Hallam Getts • ♦ • before she left. I was happy to re-; annual antique exposition on the Mankcr and their daughters Flossie best flea circus. It te bo simple and a year an assistant to Dr. Dickie In Rapid* district court would tome i — ./o.iin — I,. ..i.. .... _ — -i.. n>i f — sHiiitiR arrivR.t practical ilia. I don • suppo c any the high scliool. He was well liked before the federal circuit court at The other guest was a french woman reive an Invitation to visit her in hpr, Municipal pier one day thte week, und Irene of Cadillac arrived Frlroom. Perhaps my enthusiasm over Before we hud finished one aisle, she day evening to visit her parents Mr War Drpt. would listen. Thte man for all lhe students My own classes Cincinnati. Tills gave Judge Taft of title..the Countess de Caen. claims to have the most energetic • .h*. thkl year were taught BA.TS, by Dr. rUAVi. Dickie an 6pporlunuy u» know the quail- i Osa Johnson and her husband French cooking may have disposed remarked "Wouldn't Angie Leu and Mrs. Edw. Walters. her kindly toward me. • • • In her, Walt revel in thLs?" To which I Mrs. Lester Larabee nnd children, and enthusiastic variety of fleas in so I did not then come in contact ficallons of Mr. Knappen. He musi were here for a rest from lecture room I saw framed portraits of could add n score and more of other Bobby und Connie Sue were Wea- cxtetence and he only wants planes it guaranteed to help with him. I remember tliat Dr. have been favorably impressed, for Dickie regarded him very highly as when he became President of the engagements which had left her some noted members of her .family. Hastings names who have the-iame nNday until Friday guests of Mr. and paracttAter. with which to drop your child’s cold, cough a person and as a teacher. While United States, und a vacancy' oc­ with bronchial trouble. In regis­ but most Interesting, of all. was a -bee in their bonnet" I will try la and Mrs. C P. Larabee of Hastings them over the enemy and he guaror croupy cough, due to untees that the enemy will be so Uli L.'. itc-i U 7r..Recent Sunday evening guests of teaching here. Mr. Knappen carried curred In thc Cincinnati circuit tering Mr. Oetts requested Lhat scrapbook kept over a long period of - tell a bit about it next week. YesJ ' ‘ years filled with clippings from'-terday • we -----went ■to sec —How ■— " Green ------- Mr. nnd Mrs. George Kelley were busy they won’t have time to both­ on hte law studies in Mr. Swecrey’s judgeship. cold. he named -District „pn|n..newspapers . paying tribute .„ to Was My Valley", which we had both Mr. and Mrs John Olncr of Rut., er with utmlhg guns at us. Now isn’t office, was later examined, and ad­ Judge Knappen for that place, evi­ their identity would not be re- ,many vcalcd: that hte wife didn't want h‘e“r'activitte7and to'heTtaikTbTforei mWed at home and wept together land. It will be-good news to their this a sensible und practical sug“Once triad never witkoatl" mitted to thr bar in thr u-.ua) man­ dently feeling that Judge Knappen’s ner. Then be married Ml.v» Hadley excellent record as district judge to be pestered with autograph varlobs clubs and patriotic orgnnl-j at Intervals over the lovely, appeal- friends to learn that thflr son No­ geation? Sold by all druggists. m our country and England inc story., that does ’ ‘ ’ toi berj Qlher, has so far recovered « daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owsr entitled him to lhat promotion. The houudtr. or interviewers, or t> be insuch credit Some of the envelopes We get now from tty? serious Injuries sustained Hadley. Mr. Hadley then operated duties of that high office, next in traduced to other guests-she was . . . -ahe hlu a 4pcciai attachment the novel it is taken from. We were'‘irou. a grtet mill, which Mood about importance to the Supreme Court here to rest and be free to do a- for the lau<.r country for her fa- happy to read that evening that it in a motor accident that he was able i have the most terrible tasting glue u received the nrawm, -----------where the county garage te now of the United States, were very ahe pleased. * * * But you can't ther married the daughter of a Brit-; nn had Academy -award as to return to tils work in Bat- I ever encountered Wow! I think tie Creek the glue works must have been Admiral, but in appearance :e she, sne. the "best" film of the yeur. located. agreeable to Judge Knappen. and throw a smoke screen around so well Carroll FisheA of Hustings called hoarding dead bones and a warm only the French strain. Frornj Prom | . We are always happy when unyMr. Knappen began thr practice he served with distinction until he known a personage as Osa Johnson face has become to M1E the scrapbook tI teamed .of .a np.v..splen-Jc ' " ' ' ' -------- --------------... familiar ... splen-| one । from Hustings shows up for a on hte sister. Mrs. James F. Ham- spell came on. of law in Hastings and soon was retired, after having reached the whose work she had been associated; call. Tlite week we have seen lhe mond and children Thursday. • • . recognized ns a man who would go age limit. He was subject'to call most of us thru the movies. In the If you want to give macaroni and ---------------------------------------places In Ids chosen profession. He after hte retirement whenever hl? newspapers and the Johnson books wlth-in her mother’s country' Harold Tredinnicks; the Clifford Docheese a different and most piquant “ CORNERS' held the office of prosecuting attor-services might be , needed, and rr- Then. too. .she is an arresting little where, for a long period of years. Ians, en route home, with a fine MARTIN flavor, add plmientos. You may dice; We are in the maikket Mrs Millie Fisher visited her them and stir them in the mixture, ney for two tfrnu, and could have ceived a handsome salary after hte personage, with a sparkling, ani- ^e had given her Ume and large' coat of tan to display. We were sorry continued in that office, for he retirement. So Judge Knappen'a in­ mated face that draws more than Bums Of mcney to improving the j to be out when Ed and Lillian Bot- niece. Mrs Ruth Varney Thursday or cut them in polnsetta-pctal slices for your wool. Our made a splendid record: but he de- terest in the law‘did not cense when average passing attenUon. She has s|um district of Southampton I re- turn called but they did find Marsh afternoon of lost week. She was al­ and garnish the top before baking.; prices will be right a mop ot thick curly hair, and I member well of having had the; nt home. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerso a caller at the home of Mr. and dined, its hte regular practice had hr retired as Iw kept up hLs Mudles You will get lhe distinctive flavor, with the markets • grdwn so large that the small sal- nf the law nnd its interpretation by never saw her without a rose or modem homes nnd improvements in' bcl have nLso been callers at the Mrs. Merle Varney. either way. ihal-----------taction--pointed out to us—in n' Cook cottage, --------------------------I Mrs Clara Herzcl and Miss Alice nry qf lhe prosecutor was not tempt- the courts. Hte last days were hap- flower tucked -jauntily in It. She,-----the day before wet n । Inn., t0mf0rt stay-at-homes to Whetstone have been sick thc pitsj Ing. nnd it required much of ills py In his own fine home, nnd in hte never appeared in anything but drlve We took lhe I just fin Wied a hooked rqg made When you need gran and sweater, or a well for ihuih home: num from ovuuunipiuu,iea Southampton^ icnrn for two .wo daya davs in in succession succession wcelt w,lh bad colds. — ----- woni.^ji^ -.miicu iur rn that for time. •■Later Christopher H. Van- association with men who had been slacks from dyed rayon hose and undies. roefer. lhat might have seen service ln 1937 Now •Evening Independ• Now added add(.d tragedy tragedy has| has|lMl IaU wcek Week thc the "Evening IndependSeveral from thte community atseed come in and see , Arman became his partner. Thr his clients, or who were members roefer. that might have seen service ln 1W7 in Africa, a stvie ,. ,lo n ,►.« a i.>min>,i '.„ . .' . m-v- -JLi u? r .ii tended the Republican caucus in The center te grey with pink roses. style well suited to her rar come tb« r>n„nra<a countess «in learning i m ^t" two loading law firms here then! of the bar tn which hr belonged, Around that is a border of maroon what we hove. Our Nashville Saturday afternoon. wrre Knnpncn .V Van Arman, and j Mr. Knappen always had a warm sturdy, boyish figure. After reading lhal aU thli lovlng work of years i — and a border of black around that Mr. nnd Mrs. Linden Bryans nnd seed line is complete. her books one can readily underhn8 been wiped out by German Smith At ColgroVe. place in ids heart for Hastings and first edition if the sun had failed ion Jackie were Saturday evening and It is perfectly stunning. I tellI remember thnt when I was 11 hte Hastings friends. They were al- stand that conventional dress and bombs. • • ’ She called my special1 to shine for ut least thirty minutes‘ callers at Mr. nnd Mrs. Orr.Fishers. small boy I always .enjoyed listen- ways warmly-welcomed when they French heels do not fit into her pic- attention to a clipping in lhe sernp- durin, th, d»: lh« . «Ady „ them that I hope to choke a Jap We ore prepared to Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum vtelOne of the men here book relating to a meeting in Dal- downpour prRrmrd thr ing to thc trials of Unportant case?1 called on hint in Grand Rapids. He ture. • • o,„h’ 8toc „.d with It. A very noble ambition, eh. in thc the court court room That enjoyment enjoyment came came to to Hastings Hustings occasionally' occasionally fot wr 'cognized her al once asshe stood bu, Texas with one of her “over furnish you quality in room. That Birthday patriotic pMrtMlf W* .,„ OmndluSd. ton. Blnhd.y Wmjo a„„d Rapid, Su5ur~" Sunday. Johnny? IncreMcd while I was a high school no other purpose than to call on. ?u‘'ldc ll?T telephone booth, and boys ’-a Captain Peterson whe iwn.de tt t.,, w 8 lmn.de from bring held, carried oul our Tl s c 3 8 ulll wll, m„, fuel at all times. ' I hud less time to Indulge I and ‘vtelt with the old-time friends; heW oul hls n“o<1 “>•*"«• « had served with the air corps and was to have been led by "Sabu-the Mrs C!ara Herzel Wetinesdav. Mnr I alM> worked a fllet net scarf In student. I —--------.leasure after I engaged in'he knew here, whose friendship he,“l*a>'5 bJe" <JMlrc. “ mcet Osa had been badly injured in an air- Elephant Boy", of Hollywood fame: 25 for-a rayon ribbon nnd Ls that pretty? hlck dinner. A cordial in that pleasure after . — .... - — ------ivuaitun te is extended cxccnueu to w -u. ’ bOUaht 11 ‘T’’™1 a«° an,J business, but even then I would find, always prized. ... .... also that the thermometer,on the invitation all. me?" she tuked. brightly. "I have ence ln DallaP und immediately I irone myself ‘crested In thte city, and delighted front poren porch suxxi stood at jum just so 48 aegrcc^ degrees / As we hnd •had- no mail- from ■ the' the icouldnt' ••*»«*• match “ the «• inniuMw ribbonese m so. i1 III) Sill In III the fclic court VMUIk room I Will occasion-;..... .................... ......... b........ — — ■ . . . ............ . . . n.a. I, ...in, rl.a n —'Ha.r — watching ■ ■■ •• --— -* >our foce sought out the hotel where sh». wasI1i whcn or breakfast nllx». the ------procedure of •»-the! to refer <to *• It as his own 'home when zI wenl went uUl out jfor breakfast this this Saturday-before the blizzard until iw“ meiyuring it with the greatest in fcO some of *.>our 000X5 books 1I have at staying. staying. He ».v told a reporter ''■irnonungi tne sun sun lias nas tot tast Thursday Thursday we we missed mKsed vetting setting: care ■ curetou> be w sure sure and auu have m<> enough cuuuku and nnu townsmen here ln .71cr,01 ollmonHng! However, the court, the lawyers, the jurors nnd town" Hte HU fellow townsme were always proud of the fine rec- home., home. But the thc miuiagement_h«d management had pnnw much the the Countess Cnunteuhad had meant meantj ira^d ,.*u ,i._ — -_. । we Our .. items ... ... nni«u i> when ih» teen ow much the mercury -i» since, and in lost week. We certainworking to finish it when the Jrep the witnesses. I recall thnt I was Art Todd, Mgr. got up and ate several feet of thc glad to be n court room spectator nolo ot tne eno ana i green. I got hold of the end and while Mr. Knappen was engaged in ,1 n l-I(ol-.t K.,1 If was» ’ \ j pulled l, It kn/iV back ,rt to daylight but tt some important trial. He was clear In this thinking and accurate in hte Knnppen was the matured Eddie mot*, friendly when allowed to make fOr some wounded soldier, he said, choice of words when addressing Knnppen, whom they knew so well the advances herself. Hite sat down and that.they all rated her "true the court or the Jury. He was nev­ and respected so highly. He was er emotional nor eloquent: but always to them lhe cultured, re­ in the least conspicuous section at blue. Bnd s one hundred per center.’ : the weekly bingo party one night. • • • it was not until the last night Kerned always Intent to have the fined gentleman as well as the very and played a few rounds, another before she checked out that she meaning of hLs words plain and able lawyer and Judge. He never fitting. He was very courteous to forgot hte Hastings friends. He was I evening she listened with evident responded to frequent requests and the opposing counsel nnd never at­ the same considerate friend io pleasure to the charming enter- gave an Informal talk In the lounge, tempted to browbeat a witness. He them after he became a noted fed-1 talnment lhe management had pro- n covered recent experiences entireKerned especially fair in hte cross­ era! judge, hgd won a place in vlded for the Washington’s Day ly. she was in Paris when the Nazi advanced thru Belgium. examination of witnesses. But if "Who's Who in America." as he i' birthday party, when the talented horde ______________ thousands upon thousands he become convinced that a witness pto. Mrtliir ,riiSi™“oKnnuU Skilling family, of Newark. N. J., sweeping ’“"'i. “"'V” r*S?h ""T was untruthful, or if thc witness talented was "the of French — people 1™”d entertainers, •"tartalitm. it u» them: thousands —........ - »r iwished to appear a "Smart Aleck" a name and a pl... tor hlmwlt In “ ms chosen enosen profession. nrotession ne was nlhi- Cricker- youngest of the group, a were fleeing, too. No one. save an in hte answers, it was just too bad hi* He was for that witness. He would soon be wavs dignified, yet approachable J?d who te a dead ringer for Freddie eye witness, she said, can imagine and friendly He was the pcraonB" ’ holemew at the same age. who the scene-every road leading into in a very embarrassing position. In LOYAL E. KNAPPEN WAS BORN AND STARTED TO PRACTICE LAW HERE ■GREETINGS FROM Sarru Sypatha FLORIDA Notice to Mothers! Peckhams Remedy FARMERS «n o> S SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. It takes lite attempts to evade the truth or to appear "smart", when Eddie a lover nnd a student of the law I heard every alternate Sunday mom- sidewalk and worst of all. the «1 b5»a«e» all btoeM_W Knappen got after him with a rap­ ■ stream of people, preventing any Hte success'I Happy Home hour. id fire of questions, the answers to ested In plain folks Tlie Countess de Caen <Kahn>., advance of French soldiers, or blowwhich would make it clear U> the mellowed him m instead of increasing, Increasing । jury nnd everybody else that the hte reserve. ■te^d E_ \ ‘ lh\.hSh Tie' ।most ‘"‘ereatin. history, and a ud ing up of bridges, to delay, the Nazi troops, even had It been ordered witness was trying to avoid telling detested pretense tense nnd ana shams. snams. Hi |one 8l)e wlu be granted her ’ • • She spoke scathingly of the what he knew, or was lying. When had an understanding mind and was i American citizenship papers, and the testimony of a witness was a sincere Christian man. * j 1 prefers to be known simply as Miss men who have headed the French government for years, playing poli­ damaging to hte case, if he was con­ j Constants de Caen. Site Ls a tiny tics, feathering their own nests at vinced that the witness meant to FAIR LAKE w ra truth. m,.«. -r. H»r >*•« ”■»' >•"■ mMher. M,. I'We «"m.n «hw one. dark h.l, the expense of the people. Tlie Bel­ speak the Mr. Knappen would not attempt to ruffle the feelings or Spiller, went to Hud»on Saturday 5 now Iron grey which she wears gian king also rated low In her es­ confuse the witness, even when sat- ,o attend the funeral of an uncle ; >n a straight, short bob. Her black timation. But she gave Marshall Wied in hte own mind that he or । Allen Griffin and wife attended eyes paWng years Petain a clean bill, saying he 1s have hard blows to she was mistaken. If a witness de- the funeral of Ed Acker in Augusta - dealt — — - -all •she - loved by the great majority of » holds dear—home, kin and nosses- French people who have faith in hte: sired and intended to tell what he Friday. Mlss Iva Case of Kalamazoo called Rlon5w‘°ed • She te a leadership: few men face a harder believed to be true. Mr. Knnppen Lottie Collteter Sunday. , descendant from a famous'line, her situation, but he te doing his best treated him with respect and cour- on 1 ---------- a ,-------------ancestry extending back to the and. she feels, will -never surrender lesy. But if a witness tried to put; Buy U. S. Defense Bonds and I kings of France, and she numbers the French fleet.A lovable, over something that was unreason­ able or untrue, he would be ven- Stamps, tlie I. O. U. of the Red.'among her kin one of the best romantic, little figure." reads one of known names in French history- the newspaper headings in the uncomfortable while being cross­ White, and Blue! examined by Mr. Knappen. The late William J. Stuart, at • various times city attorney and may-1 or of Grand Rapids, and proKcu-i ting attorney of Kent county who! was born In Yankee Springs, mar­ ried a sister ot Mrs. Knappen. and had practiced law there before Mr Knappen was admitted to the Jnu here. \ The time came wffen the latter realized that he hud gone as far as lie could expect in hte prac­ tice in this circuit. He had faith in himself that he could succeed in a larger field. Accordingly the firm of Stuart. Knappen it Van Arman was organized, with the first two having charge of the Grand Rapids office, and with Mr. Van Arman continuing the office here. At first Mr. Knappen spent two or three • days a week In Hastings. But the demand for hte services in the Val­ ley City so increased that most all Give SUoffer*-the finaill hte time was required there. When The unriMl pen, guaranteed Mr. Van Arman died, thc office for life, with matching riNIUNI pencil, costs no more than In a comparatively few yeafa Mr. Knappen was recognized as one of many a quiddy-wom-out giftthe best lawyers In Grand Rapids, or in this state. He built up a large and profitable business He had al) he could do, and could have had more If he had been able to do It. He was very methodical, had a keen, Many other popular brand* of lotions and active mind and was always a stu­ creami. All above items subject to Federal Ex­ dent of the law. as well as success­ cise tax. —■ ful In its practice. His health had never been robust. His intelligent care of himself, good habits, his |t’ study of tlie limits of work beyond which lie must not trespass, per­ mitted him to handle a Urge volume of complicated litigation and main­ 122 W. STATE STREET PHONE 2115 tain a fair degree of health. After ha had bean in active practice for many years, and had attained oml- SHEAFFERS ☆ While if is true that all a bank has to offer is the use of money it controls, it is also very true that it takes more than money to be o banker or to oper­ ate a bonking institution. It takes , years of training and experience to qualify those who operate the bank to give gooBy-s'ound, financial advice. It and business concerns in good stand AGAINST MARCH WINDS takes men of sound judgment and in- . ing, for personal • and business use. Elmo All Weather Lotion$1.00 Elmo Ra-Lo Lotion 1.10 DeWitts Superior Toilet Cr. _ 23c Old South Cotton Blossom Lot. 1.00 Jean Nolan Hand Cream 50c Jean Nolan Hand Lotion . 50c LoVere Hand Cream 50c Rose Water and Glycerin 23c Glycerin and Bay Rum 23c Jergens Lotion1__ 39c Ppnslar Hand Cream____ 50c Chamberlain's Lotion 42c tegrity to conscientiously handle the We ore making loans every day for money that goes through the bonk various enterprises and if you are in Protect Your Skin LASTING Gins more THAN MONEY to make a bank LyBARKER’S DRUG STORE with which they aye associated. All need of money we invite you to stop in this is true of the men and women and discuss it with us. Loans are be­ who ore the officers and personnel of ing made to finance appliances, farm the Hastings City Bank.. They have machinery, automobiles and trucks. been carefully trained and are quali- We also moke mortgage loans on im­ fied to act os "Your Banker. proved real estate. Discount rates are ☆ Money is available to individuals low as any in Michigan, as low as 5%. HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifty-Five Years of Continuous Service9* PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, Mil �PAO1TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH J9. I HI the Christian Raformed church at about 12:30 A. M. they sought *hci^ recently and visitedthe latter's hus-| visit with their brother. George and after a few weeks visit with her' hemus and children. state hospital. They family at Clearwater. Florida. Theyparents. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd ElBurdatte 1 home on a KeUoggsvilie. ■ultant, leading. If you have a|I band at the Burdette Ftechsr Ftecher is . ter with Hasting* friend*. The •“ -*- *-7-*-—from a camp — child in school you should be pres* I found Oerjy much Improved from report a vtry nice time Emeat and wood. two— weeks furlough in I Reginald Smith spent the week- storm so clogged lhe rood where I hte nerrotxs breakdown and aaatetf wife returned to Detroit on Sunday M r. and Mrs. Philip Bender and Louisiana. Charles Storkan te exent. Mra. Arthur Kenyon Is chair-1 ' end with hte uncle Arthw Smith they live that they Were unable to । ing with wortt. j afternoon daughter Florence, the Walter Ben- P«ted Wednesday for a flve-daya and family at Hastings. I get home until Wednesday. Mr*-1 8mnl robin* are hopping around The monthly meeting of the Mas­ Despite the severe storm Monday,1 Mr- an<1 Mrs. Stanley Lyons are dcr family and little Bobble Ben- furlough from Camp Diz, N. J. I Miss Pauline Benaway was home R. says they had a nice visit but — —... —- mi-dvma ters-Jones uuuit circle wiu will w: be nvau held uiu this elghty-one persons braved the ele-' Uv,n« ,n Ba”** Creek where he has der enjoyed a birthday dinner at the The annual dinner of the Prairie ' thte Monday from her work at th; when she goes again she hope* W have wintered wall. I Thursday afternoon with Mr*. Bert ments to cast their bailots at the employment. home of Forrest Bender. Sunday, literary club members which was Bell Telrgihone office at Battle have along a change of clothing for ' Bupt J. T. Bchipper was honored I Parker. She will be assisted by. village election. Some interest was Rev E H Babbitt, superintendent March 8. Three birthdsys were scheduled for last Wednesday was Creek. {the.six of them- T.-K. school was at lhe Mat meeting of the Western Mrs. Dollle Johnson. Every member stirred honored, uiuee those ui of young Jvon John ucnucr Bender postponed indefinitely because of The March meeting of the Prairie clo*ed Monday and Tuesday and lhe • wuivu up by uy a u couple tuupic of ui sticker-Methodtet aucarr -- - - “7 .----- churches „-------- --of Grand --------- nuiiuiro. -----randlrfatM who drew _a small .—.ii — Hu**' March tt.—h 17. hte grandfather. tM.ni..-. Michigan Schoolmen's Roundtable is urged to be present, .□ uifcu w pc picocu!. candidate* num- ' Rapul* dUtnct. Will *IU. fl>c*k 8pSM,t at lh Philip's weather ennrtltlnna conditions. 'Garden club was held al the home busses were unable lo travel the when elected president of the or-i, 1* Mr. “ and —* Mrs. ' ------George Juppstrom ber of votee. Results were as follow* Middleville Brotherhood meeting March 9 BIld hts waiter* on The Future Farm. of Mra. Blanche Cridler with nine-'«*d« roads until the end of the week. were G. c., E. uuu.e, nuve: cicrK. clerk. ixitn Dora'” He will occupy - — - ,■ Khool —* 1have ------ added - to their line of , teen member* prerent to enjoy the I 1 gOZLiiaUOa. Innd — daughter Nonna „ _w Sunday ........, —president. u. -—1** —evening. -------—• — — —also -— " —thc — March 8 Middleville retaUve. received word The monthly meeting of the PTA. ........ visitor* of their .................. daughter and ........................ sis- White; treasurer Blanche Seger- P’11?1! ■> 11 Parmelee M.nwurut Methodist Kenneth White, who han been'1 task* lhat of oiling harncoa In con­ Ipot luck dinner. One new member, 8»l1*nlay of the Jealh EHm : Wednesday evening.• March 25 IIIU has ter. strom: nsscn*or. Max Lynd; council- church next Sunday morning. — *< Mrs. Burr Cooley and family _ at ......... , । nection wilh their farm shop work. 'was enrolled. The president. Mra.; Gray at City — her - home in Lake ” al .. MlBtur S«UI .crornmnlM 2 “ "M.uLtenw'^dMk ’ S!l' " ‘ •"I ’ '"IT, MqiniM'tf Haifa* _ very ------------_ Hastings. Interesting । men, George Juppstrom. Sam Myers; I Luellen Thede, president, was in affair. There will be a panel■ dis-----Mrs....Wm. —-----------------Thurkettle — and — Mra. nnd RusmII Bedford. _. -bllvn home iron. Dei,ell wn,„ fcr, lhu Mond„ hll The T.K T.-K. .heel school faculty »~!> will charge of the business session which Gray, the former Fannie Pratt, was Dtt&don uf problems of school with Gerald Dennison were at......... Kalamazoo . . . Tlie Is un?.' present its three-act comedy rnciuoro eiecung 01 san Kutn »»ni In Irving township and resided *ms ’rjilllp avuup Bender ovuuu home iiuuic u uu^, ^ j k?nd^,nd_,r\”laIn,c<l —i’ i home in Rolla. No. Dakota. He was P. included electing of Mra. Ruth' lhu vicinity many year*, tattr dergoing some changes—a new bath- d“>' !° “^len», lhe.JunfIa! accompanied by hte grandfather. By­ "Ready-Made Family" at 8 P. M. this Schad. secretary. In ptace of Mr* Friday at lhe school auditorium. Mary Jackson resigned. Mra Florroom and kitchen. Clair Getty te-grandmother. Alice Mclnloah al run ,on White of Wayland. t0 Grand Rapids, in 1921 she ’j ■Mrs. ----- ----------------------------wiuic oi wayuma. I doing the work. | Hastings. nSS . n . . Mrs. NelUe Thompson left on Plenty of laughs are in store for ence Coman as program chairman mairied EUiu Gray and since then gave an instructive talk on the sub- her home has been at Lake City nlu — Mr. Hran- F--™.. Enubon. — .nd „„ Hun,„ ,he ,m these who attend Representative and Mrs. Ems -• .nd Mr.. ::-•••/ ..I . .. Mr anrl Mr« HamlrL ri**kin« dnrl , ... . Dunedin. Florida, in the wlqThe Middleville Community Ject of • Evergreens." Several mem- and of wnuun Delton are on a viau vteit *Faulkner »“■•••■• «<• un ■> —- - — —----- ~Z~ spend some time with her son and - *r Gray |>***cd away Nov. 13 to their ova, son miKHM Arnold «Miu,i«uni>T and,famlly ni ut ‘‘“-J*5 ----40n■spe,nt ®unda^ tv ---- “•------------------’ daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Milo council last summer offered prizes bera gave articles retaUve to the c— »»_ *_a-’ will ... for petunia beds and home grounds care and requirements of such. TheiShe was a worker in the MldFort Monroe. Va, and alsto nt nt Saranac Saranac with with hit his narenL< parent*. Mr Mr. and and Improvement. First and second prizes next meeting will be held with Mr* dlevyte Congregational church and spend tome time In Florida Mrs A1,red Haskins. Junior. Betty ..■..rr. Allerdirqr n„™.„ who .no had o.o KlrM.ldrl. rrlumrd wire uwaulfil in four clusses and Minnie Johruon on April 7. | >»ter year* In the Methodht church and Margaret .Wlln« >hrir Ir.nd' [.,.Ou "rdn.rf.y. from . <UK WIU) ter these eight people have been given ' been v' “' " ’ The T.-K. school band in putting She was a ife member SSSte. Tho.wb) ___ ?... _____ .. . ... ihwn “ son » in Ornnd a""d Rand* "■'“‘b ........ ................................ credit memorandum* .................. for nursery forth efforts to purchase uniform*. ot Middleville chapter No. 17 O. E. .— 'J—, to itelr homo hi co»u Drovr Mr.. Poor! Kmyoo u .teoillte dock, tte obwwi mid wlrmm—1,1 The teacher* have voted to meet ttief S- and served u worthy matron many evening irom a inrec week* (, chnr!es Charles Roberuon Robertson and and Glenn Glenn «>me time al Lansing at the home nnd 2nd were—porch and window band dollar for dollar up to MT of ,rtini 1898-1900 Site was the .sister Blake left on Friday lor Camp Rob­ nf her son. Sidney. Her daughter- box—Henn' Brog—Lloyd Elwood, their net praflls from their play thte, of Frank Pratt of this village, and inson. Ark., where they will spend in-law has been in thc hospital Bert of petunias Mrs. Pearl Kenyon Friday evening • 111 ftlM> survived by two niece.-- anti n The regular meeting of tlie W. 8. nephew. Mra Ray Potts of Middlea few days with the former** son threatened with pneumonia but te —Mrs Mattie Lynd: best general home*at this writing. display—RusSeli Beeler — William C. S. will be held af the Methodist [ »* Uf-Mra. Annabel Campbell Hunt- f John. Mra. Ix>ren Johnson who ha* been Sweet; best general yard' linprove- church. Friday, March 27. a pot luck'‘n*‘on «* Ami Arbor now visiting Little Pauline Schantz accompan­ ied her grandfather. Rush Randall at Byron Center caring for her *te- ment—Allen Matthews-John Kep- dinner at noon will be in charge of Denver. Colo., and Scott Camppa»t two key Many residents look a real the Young Womans Guild and the »»« of Merritt. Funeral service* were home from Grand Rapids Saturday her. Mrs Ray Barton, the past Effective June 27. 191J evening and remained over Sunday, week* returned home Thursday. Interest in flower raising and .. ~ Rouse circle will present tlie pro- ,ield ,n G“X 1,113 Wednesday her mother, coming down for lhe Mra. Barton who ha* been seriously hoped many more will make tms grdtn. All ladle* of the circle* or »» A. M. Interment in Ml.. Hope TO GRAND RAPIDS day. III with strep Infection and from a town a real petunia spot. anyone interested are urged to re-' ce’5*tCTy 1,1 Middleville. Mr. and Mra. Andrew Flnkbclner serve the dste Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gardner. heart attack wiU be confined to tlie t The T.-K. Trojans, with their who have been spending the past Mis. G. E. Blake, Mrs A. If. Bell bed for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Berends of effor‘«- w“" ■ ¥n°5',t1 Mr. nnd Mra. Harold Vander- two montlu. in Florida started for the Pleasant Jllll vicinity iiad an un- of *ucce»* at the regional basketball and Miss Edna Lee attended the funeral of Mrs. Alice McIntosh ut Schuur, who l<*»t their home by fire home. Saturday according to a let- expected vacation trip last week meet at Grand Rapid* test week to 11:20 P.M. rometlnic arc occupying thc ter received by their daughter, Mrs. thanks to thc storm. Sunday they' «“vc thfir ^tiring coach, Harry Hrc. Hostings. Tuesday. .... —ago. Mr and Mrs Henry Poulson mid unataira apartment at thr Della Wilber Kiump. took their son Kenneth to hte col- «u,nc memories of hte but TO BATTLE CREEK daughters Mra. Harold Haskin* and Allen home. Roland Bumgarner, tenant on lite lege work In northern Indiana and Mrs. Vem Allerdlng of Coats Grove Sklppy. young son of Mr. nnd Fred Stckoe farm on the west coun­ started home. The storm wus so week for Monon where hr has ac­ spent Thursday afternoon at Grand Mrs Prune Glover, came home on ty Hile was ^aken very ill Monday bad that they turned back and spent cepted a poaition a* mathematics , Ledge with their son and brother. Thursday from several month* May] night ol last week, and when It was the night—Monday they started out teacher in thc Junior high school. Otto Poulson. The latter's son nt lhe Children's hospital in Grand' possible to get the road opened for and spent the night at White Ptgeon The boys arc a grand bunch of Robert this week completes his Rapids where he has been treated the doctor was found suffering with —Tuesday they reached Middleville youngsters and so two buses loaded America needs you now os never before . . . Needs you course at the Ford trade school in for hip trouble, He is again in very double pneumonia. He is gradually —but the road* to their home were with fans accompanied them Thuraconnection with thc Naval Training Rood health and gets about without improving and able to take some so filled that Mr. Bercnds walked day evening when they met Newaygo strong, healthy, ready to do your share and more in the TO LANSING program and soon leaves for n dis- crutches which he used for some nourishment. at ti»e Union high gyip. Nearly a oil out drive for Victory! Milk, more than any other tant point. In his honor a family time. ' ” -------- ‘ Miller " - of- — •• Maynard Hopkins the Stephen Carter home, until Fri­ hundred Middleville fans sal on Hie food, provides the vitamins and minerals we all need gathering will be held at his parThc Middleville Woman’s club will spent Wednesday with her parents. day cheering side line* and hud plenty . for buoyant health. For energy and stamina, drink ent* home at Grand Ledge next meet with the Caledonia club nt the .Mr, and Mrs. Philip Bender and also Mra. Arthur Kenyon entertained of chance* to exercise their lungs. plenty of rich, satisfying milk. Moke sure your family Sunday. home of Mrs. C. E. Cross in Cnle- called on Mrs. Wilber Kiump' TO KALAMAZOO sixteen young friends of her little The game was exciting and in the* gets lots of it in»-thetr food too. Use milk in cooking Mr. and Mrs. Clair Brog and chll- donla thl* week Thursday afternoon.' Dickie. young sun of Mr. and Mrs. ••Irish" daughter, Charlotte, at a last minutes quite u hectic affair In dren. spent the weekend'at Grand The program by members of lhe1Glenn .... „. Dean, received a'fracture of dinner party St. Patrick's day hon­ thc last (wo minute.* of lhe game cereals and vegetables, in cream soups and desserts. Rapids ut the N. J. Reynolds home, local club will do honor to old Ir<v;thc left wrist in a recent fall nt oring her fourteenth blrthday Middleville was leading by a score They'll enjoy it, and you'll be doing your port to keep -- ----- -----------------------------^school, and consequently te carryMrs Brog's mother. Mrs. Ralph i.-j Ta- lend, The second friendship meeting of of 2B to 21 then their opponent* tied 'em working for Victory. ‘Daily Except Sunday The Alir-Bar Farmers-------club — will ing his arm in a out. ber who had been spending the week Th; —-----------lhe six chapter* of «»., Barry wum, County. and Uter went ahead by one point. with her sister. Mrs. Sam Coals have an all-dgy meeting with elec— ... Mrs Robert Prost who had been Order of the Eastern Star will be However Serijan. one of thc local AU Other Trips Arc DaUy . accompanied them to her home. tlon of officers, this Friday nt thr 111 with ear infection nt the home of h$ld at Hickory Comer* this Friday hl«h »’olnt mrn- »«•» “ t,irow Mr* Fred DuMaresq of near home of Walter Bender, southwest' her father, L. R. Beeler returned to evening It te hoped all chapters •‘*nl *,k' fcrorL'° 20 lo 27 with 35 Bowens MilkLs convalescing from n of town. I her home in Grand Rnplcls. Thtira- will be well represented. seconds co go. The local funs CCTtainscverc case of flu. George Juppstrom received word day. The South Thomapplc farm bu- !>'. •«<* something to cheer about. On account of blocked road* „ the Mra. A. B Lewis and little son recently nf the serious illness of his -C.. lr reau group held Its March meeting ""day night the boys went back HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW Davld left for Detroit Saturday, sister, Mrs. Sarah Overiey nt her funeral of Mr*. Verne Cook of at thc Middleville Creamery office, “Vd “f1 u,e ,fl5t Grandville team home nt Mishawaka. Ind She 1* ill Leighton was postponed from Tues- Thursday evening last, with Fred whuh ,uw °niy had one defeat this • OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. ■ ■ wlth scarlet fever • I day until Thursday. Interment was Brog, the manager, as host. The »ason. They played n good game Jotyliti't ' Friends of Mrs. Flora Taylor will made in Mt. Hope cemetery. meeting was called to order by "dd dld *°me outstanding playing. Murry cf be interested to know- that she te, Charles Kopf has returned to his Chairman Adam*. Roll call response The third quarter was a nip and Phone 2137 now staying nt thc Isabella Home iir work nt Kalamazoo after several "Should our prices on farm prod- luck ^raP- for “ ,1,nn the locate led TRIO CAFE Grand Rapids. • weeks lay-off because of Infection ucts be reduced If they go above-i” “ ,Q 10 18 bul *“ ‘he last Mr. and Mra, Allen Matthew* re- in hl* foot. the gnme Grandville parity" met with good response. The, few minutes of ----------------—■*"*"“ Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hastings turned home Thursday from several Frank Prindlc. whose birthday discussion topic “Morale and equal -1, drew ahead to a close of 28 to 24 week*' stay in Los Angeles, cnlif was St. Patrick'.* day. had a happy , score. Cfuw. Flnkbclner was high They are flow at the home of her' surprise Sunday when his two point man for thc home team witii । ucoaucXtx **iv*. won won well conducted by discussion leader. brother. Wm. Thurkettle nnd are daughters and families came from Clifford Davte. It was voted to hold. 12 pointe We are all proud of l|ie going to Buchanan to vmt his,Grand Rapid* with well-niled bas- thc future meetings on the thirdj boysand the school will lose some childran. ' kets and spent the day. Those Thursday evening in tlie month. gnod player* when most of lire boys Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weaver of present were Mr. and Mrs Edward Next meeting to be at the home of graduate this June. Grand Rapids were guests of hte Barber. Mr. and Mr* Max Barber Clarence French. April 16. After —7^* sister. Mrs. Geo. Juppstrom. one day - and two little daughters. Sandra and some amusing stunts planned by the * LEAbANT HILL recently. [ Diane. Mr. and Mrs. Seward Brock recreation leader thc meeting ad­ Those who weren't snowed in last Tlie Republican nnd Democratic and daughter Harriet; the latter’* journed Mr Brog served refresh­ week were snowed out. Mr. nnd caucuses for nomination of officers friend. Jack Shelling was also a ments including cottage cheese nnd Mrs. Clarence Berentte took their of Thornapple township were held caller. Mr. Prindlc also received sev- American cheese—two of the prod- son Kenneth bnck to Manchester Saturday and thr list of nomination- ernl remembrance* fpr the day. ucts now manufactured by the Sunday where he u attending will be availalAe next week. ri Miss ’ ------ *Longstreet -------------------will.be ■ Leona thc creamery. school nnd hnd lo remain there for Mr and Mra. Sterling Rogers and bridesmaid at thc wedding of her Mr. nnd Mr.*. Sylvester Van Horn the night Monday they enme part children. Harold. Gerald and Ilene!I cousin. Eleanor Long street and Har- returned Thursday from a winter'.-, way home nnd again had to stay for were Saturday evening dinnrrl •i 'ey —, Sekkera. v.,. Wednesday whuh evening. ;. house trailer trip to Florida Tues­ the night. Tuesday they got with­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Pol-1 The ceremony will be performed ut day they left for thr vicinity ol in n mile of home and Mr. Bercnds Marion on hte annual trapping ex­ walked the rest of thr way Mra. pedition fur beaver. Last year he. Bercnds stayed with Mr*. Stephen trapped seven beaver nnd one otter Carter until Friday. Mr. and Mra. D. R. Youngblood of Verc Carter nlso got to hte school Caledonia were Sunday afternoon nnd had lo stay there until the visitors of Mra. Delhi Allen. . 1 roads were opened. Tlie value of neighbors has been) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter call­ appreciated by many in times of ur­ ed on thc latter'.* niece Miss Nettle gent need. Tlie Clyde Skinner Kerr of Lowell one day Inst week. family in the Clay Hill section are Mr. and Mrs R. J. Williams and very grateful to help received last Mr. nnd Mrs. Clare Williams and week Wednesday wheh the neigh­ daughter* were Sunday guests of Mr bors shovelled to enable Dr Lund to and Mrs. Byron Rowtader and fam­ About 5 tons clover hoy reach the home—a snow plow also ily of Caledonia, honoring thr 51st 200 bu. good yellow com helped get thc road open. Mra. wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Skinner, who was very ill with In­ R Williams nnd the 1st birthday ot fluenza and compILeatlon*. was tak­ Mr. and Mra Rowtader'* grandson en to Pennock haspltnl that day fori "Mickey'' Furrow of Freeport. artificial feeding. 8he has gained Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard la?wte of New Allis pholmcrs C. tractor on rubber, starter, and nicely since and Ls expected home Ann Arbor were Saturday guests ot lights Tractor cultivator. 2 row within n couple of day*. Mrs. Skin­ Mr. nnd Mra Herb Cook Alli* Chalmors, 16" bottom plow ner te mined nnd e*;iecially nt the- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Sickle and T.-K. school cafeteria where she ir son Gary Lee ol Middleville spent This equipment was delivered Feb. 16. 1942 and has cook. Sunday afternoon nnd evening with never been used There were some real experiences Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer and fam­ McCormick mower, 6 ft. last week due to the storm which ily. provoke smile.* from those who McCormick grain bidder, 6 ft., good canvasses Last Week's Letter. weren’t directly concerned, and 4 sec. spring tooth drag Land roller Dump rake even from those who were n'flected The Sunshine, club met with Mrs. Wide tire wagon and combination hay and stock rack —now that it te past history. AI Clare Williams Thursday. • Buzz rig. model T motor, good rig nurse friend called out many miles Mr. and Mm. Stephen Carter had 5 tooth cultivator Stalk cutter in the midst of the storm, on her an experience Tuesday which they 3 Garden cultivators return to town early Monday morn­ don't care to have repeated. While ing found hersel! stranded in a enroute tu Lowtil their car sWdded Montgomery Ward cream separator. 600 lb. capacity, snowbank on the curve u short dis­ on lhe Icy roads nnd struck a imnk new 2 10-gal. milk cans, strainer and pails tance south of town. After some in such- a way ns to dnmage the wall a motorist acted a.-, m&ssenger steering gear m» a wrecker had to and her husband started out in thei be called and the car lowed to . dark with a truck to her aid. but In I Middleville. Westinghouse electric range, new his rescue attempts found himself Harry Williams and Miss Ruth stranded on the other end of the j Balfour of Farmington spent the Montgomery Word electric washing machine, new curve. SevenQ men going to their weekend with Mr. and Mrs Clare These cows have a milk fest of 5.6 at the Pet Milk Co., Mohawk electric refrigerator, in good repair work at Hastings after a time ap-i Williams and daughters. Afternoon are good producers, clean and O. K. Eureka sweeper Electric iron Diningroom ’ ... -lining room suite pearcd and managed to get him callers were Ray Totan and Betty [ O too tavo Honor Bed and springs 2 drci rs " *‘ ' 5 rocking chairs righted up and eventually lhe couple Campbell of West Thoniapple and 3 piece overstuffed suite . R.C.A. cabinet radio reached home together:—An nnx- Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Totan and son’ rou ivjvr rroMtr, coomATiru attuhtioh lous mother bearing a flashlight, Lynn of Detroit. Sow, 2 yrt. old. wgt. 400 lbs., due May 15 Waltham player piano with rolls lieaded for town in search of her- Mrs. Bert Pnlmer accompanied by row ir oxamihuo noo or a tkaihw m. o. 3 young sow*, wgt. 300 lbs. each, due in May Sewing machine, in good condition two bleated youngsters found them Mrs. Miner Palmer of Powers dln18' x 15* Linoleum rug, new 10 feeder pigs, wgt. 125 lb«. each etailed by the road and eventually: trict attended the graduation of ntmmt onir hocottaot orrooriOHT 0. I. C. boor, 9 mos. old Rugs, clocks, curtains, larftps, dishes two more autos stalled beside them their sons at M. S. C. Friday evcCanned fruit, empty cans rou toronirroo whatrouhow whwrouurn rr —Ten cars with motorists were nlng from Hie short enure which Large combination heating stove early Monday morning three'they had been attending there, row CAVl UH n IOHOTHOHOO AT MIHIMUM COTT stalled miles down Grand Rapids St. in one While there Paul won first place in Heating stove Small range 21 White Rock pullets, now laying good spot —The Henry Rau family, who'fitting and showing sheep. CHECK YOUR PONTIAC DEALER FOR FULL DETAILS had been in southern Illinois, for Mrs. Clifton Campbell and Mil Prescribed Service may be financed on GMAC’s convenient budpet plan several months, where he was doing' Emmettc had quite an exciting time carpenter work, on their way home | Wednesday when the roof of their to Parmelee reached lhe H. Vander- hour caught fire and was burning Schuur home about 3 o'clock Mon- -briskly when discovered With the day morning and took shelter there . aid of n Barry Co. road employee, Later that day—with tractor and who came along when they had it. much help they reached their home I nearly under control, they soon put at the lop of tlie hill al Parme! re it out bul not until quite a lot ot —Tlie Jack Rosenberg family, who damage had bqen done both by thc had gone to Jackson that Sunday to fire and water. . visit her uncle, were delayed on- Nearly everyone from tills way 107 N. Michigan Hasiingt, Michigan tiieir home trip by dense fog.—then attended lhe fted Ctoas auction at found the roads so treacherous that Middleville Saturday. MIDDLEVILLE GOOD HEALTH IS VITAL to VICTORY BUS SCHEDULE DRINK MORE MILK DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGHLANDS DAIRY BUS DEPOT AUCTION SALE Having been drafted into the army we will dispose of our personal property at Pub­ lic Auction on the Arthur Todd farm located one mile north of Vermontville on TUESDAY, MAR. 24,1942 Commencing of 12:30 sharp E. W. T. the following will be offered 18 HEAD FULL BLOOD JERSEY CATTLE Heifer, 2 yrs. old, calf by side Heifer, 2 yrs. old, calf by side Cow, 7 yrs. old, due in May Cow, 7 yrs. old, due July I Cow, 3 yrs. old, due July 15 Cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Dec. 27 Cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Dec. 26 Cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Dec. 28 Cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh 6 wks. Cow, 2 yrs. old, due April 15 Cow, 2 yrs. old, due April 15 Heifer, 9 mos. old Heifer, 7 mos. old Heifer, 6 mos. old Heifer, 3 mos. old Jersey bull, 16 mos. old, eligible to regis- FEED TOOLS JWAwtoriift Investigate this modern, low-cost maintenance plan HOUSEHOLD GOODS 14 HOGS PURE BRED HAMPSHIRE O O O *» O O CHICKENS r« TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. GEORGE FRIEND and ARTHUR TODD, Owners DEWEY REED, Auctioneer A. E. CROOK, Clerk T^onJiac REAHM MOTOR SALES �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 1948 ’CARLTON CENTER I accompanied Mr. and cago. Mra their Cleon former i ASSYRIA ____ _______ ______ ________ Mrs Ehret Scldmore of Auguata.'lng his wife, _____ Mrs. ______ Thelma_________ Lee flhay.__HINDS COBNBRB "home. ' wena’ Dunham the Dunham rhtireh lu< returned tn IWtnn .. . Mrs. Ford Ent* entertained about Landon to Rockford. Sunday and ' -jhe w 8 « g wj]l serve dinner Mr. and Mrs. Mlles Hemery of the were held heldthe church has returned to Boston after after a tena tm twenty-five ladles at a shower for ; ’Pentthe day with Mra. Hazel Bidie nn Thursday at the Briggs church. Checkered district have told their on Sunday with Rev. Rhodes of day leave ot absence from naval' ■Massas—--——-ttJI Mrs. Lester Warner wuniri of ui Woodland. wucxiMiiid ■nnrt “»d ’family. ■’’’de — — ■ - ... h — <>< i™,. - a — . ... —:—.. ।,x.<><». i ana win locate scotin file tn Mr. o-u Scidmore's auties. nTir mTw । ... Mesdumra .. Herman Babcock and An-, inrm B^m ... »nd will locale on a tamj fanrj near near* Scottsville in charge, charge. Sddmore's duties. rho were- present I Bedford. j death resulted from Injuries In an I Mrs. Wm. Stanford is expected 1 nmu .i tnl bcUm iThoae wl -----------1 7from ------ here I Molly und Judy Russel have been group huh George Miller Is in poor health. I . __ Yargrr. _______ .. __ Wll- nlment absent from u-hnril ichool nmr. more Kiori than ua । Mr. and Mra. Clyde Holme* and automobile accident. Burial at lhe home thU week and will be acoom- hcLJ . . were Mra._ Arthur Mrs. I been selected I a attend the state'bur Mate' I Landon. Mrs. Cleon landon. week now because of colds. Mr and Mra. Gaylord Holmes were Union cemetery. • panted by her brolher-ln-law and ’ mi. unu min. uuyiuiu liuwucs wrlr w.win., b <> u TV,d >r a a* Ik- - » We were nil delighted to see R.1 Fred Hawley spent Saturday in1 nt Hastings on Tuesday to attend festival sponsored by the Michigan'Ml?- otu Barry Mrs. Aaron Treece Who has been wife. Mr. and Mrs. John Ten Har-1 /J1* £ F. C. Cleltu Valentine from Scott Knlamazbo returning with his’ the funeral of Mrs Mclntoah. a rel-; “l the home of her son, Ehret kcl of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Ten Har- "** atui and Mra Mra. Prank Frank Rhrlher Shriber. rnoay evoMML School Vocal association al East Field. III. last Thursday. March 17th. grandson. Rex Meyers, and family. ntivc. Burial was at Barryville cemeScidmore. since her grandson's ackel'a condition remains critical and yj* program consisted of a M* «n Mrs. Calvin Stetfey. daughter of The Neighborhood Joy birthday’ tery. laming April 11. The group was Mr. John Osborne, visited her folks He had a 3 day furlough and came spending some time at lhe ahe will be cared for In the fltan- **•* wortthome to visit his parents. Mr. and club will be held al thr iwune ot. chosen from the choir class, and here Friday. Mr,. lv,n»ld W.,n.r »( Croli Mr. MUI Mrs. Clayton Valentine. Mpi. Hattie Stevens on March 27 will ting In lhe massed groups that , returned home on Tumday after kr , , „____________________ i There were about sixty Red Cross Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farell HE NDER^HOT*** with her daughters. Mra. Helen Cole I day They will also hear the three . and M^Fr^MiUe?" DOWllSO i«t ^S^emP^ th^ Battle Creek calM on JSwn were guewu at an informal cele­ und Mrs. Eulah Van Syekles, aashtmassed choirs, each classed in A bration of Mr. und Mrs. Frank . parrots, Mr. nnu «r -. rrco Miner. , Thp mcmbrrs of lllc P T arp |rom New Yor|c Clly clart Robtnson Sunday. ing. Barry's wedding anniversary Sun­ On account* of bad roads Monday The <«c iuiuhi fourth ><<*■<*«,/ quarterly <. conference u,»<:>c<h.<-i t •* ; •panWinn a play. "The Gjeat group are having claaaea thia week. Mr. and Mrs. Keel ToUaa and day. M«rcn March am. Bth ijeciuinx Deciding to go . z <i ...Cl 7. .. 7m. 7 — tiay. LA’,t Week's Letter njnirxen ... _ ! Chirken case, Case." a a court court trial, trial, wmen which tne the ut latter being ____ mostly Michigan children spent Bunday with Mr. and B’ Tuckerrnan ;home. the Purells found their car und *ftiesday. the mln around hen* of RaLLle Creek circuit will be held 111 Ml <11 follow the aupper -- - — ■ — L'-lll',' — - - ■ _ - •»_ . M - -at thc Union church of Convls on. Funeral .services Tor Cliflord Cail will Friday MVM_ eve- nurses. Mrs./ 1. GarlnwerJ4. Norton M Kelch- wouid not aUrt w Mr. .nd m,5 am. M. L. Boyes. M Jarman. M Barry took them homp In their car. get. to work also no mall man 01 fcfatch 24 at 8 o'clock. Van .. Syckte ... was held on Sunday nlng. Mar. 20 and all who are tn- 1 Mllton Trafford wal taken cud- Uo«»Thc Bane family are having n by the Rev. Rhodes of ScottAVlUe at: terrated in this (articular work ,denly ill while at the farm home of Hafcvind, T. Gibbs, and M. Hill; The storm had gotten so bad bj’ milk man. nothing but *now und boy.<\ A. Burgess. J. Walton. R thnt time, making At -neceiuutry for mud. srlge of the mumps. the South Evangelical church, He should r*-—,J attend. •• — ------It *begins at---7:07 -• ut Lloyd Gaakill Monday rnorr.uig and Every time you get your pay. buy William Stanton accompanied his way thc son of Frank Van Syckles, Ithe school house, so remember the was removed to his home and al­ Bonds and Stamp* tor lhe U. 8. A. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henry and Fierce; R Brow, 8. Bridleman. R the Berrys to ^Remain all night. nephew, Warren Stanton of Battle and brother of Orlle and Henry idate CllntonXM. Haavind. and R Nash Monday moriilng Mr. Farrell transthough quite sick he is reported al MUa Robson's homeroom U pre­ portad-'Mrfand Mrs. Barry back to derahot'-. und attended a birthday Cicek, tp Cadillac Sunday on a Van Sycklcs. Burial in the Union Mra. Blanche Powell is caring for some better al this writing. cemetery. Baltar Ifeaa party Mrt. -------------------Hendershot's — mothsenting a program called "Hobby their home via tractor. - on — T- fishing trip. her daughter. Mrs herd 'llumut Colored picture slides showing the Born to Mr. and Kfrs. Forest ;and baby who were broueht here Thursday—don't forget. Mr. and Mra. Elton Marlow and rr, Mra. Thompson nnd Mra. BeachIxbby of Roorn'JOQ" today und to­ , ________ morrow. March 19 und ao. durtng sons of Grand Rapids were week- ipr of Shultz on Saturday evening life of Christ were shown at the Sumin of Maple Grove Friday :from the hospital last week. the thirty-minute period. Member?, end guests of Mr and Mrs. Elmer j Mr and Mrs. Ted Olaiughlin und evening service at the Briggx church. morning at thr Osteopathic hos­ Mr and Sirs. Oritr Fisher attend- CLAY HILLS Mrs. T. R. Kline and sons John pital nt Nashville, twin daughters. ,ed thj funeral of Edward Acker al will display and explain their nob­ Marlow. On Sunday. Mr. and Mra. | Helen Kaye attended a birthday bles Seventeen entries have been Merle Fauley and daughter of । party in Battle. Creek, Wednesday and Ralph and family of Middleville They are now living at thc Mra Augusta Friday Mr. Acker was dis­ Mcody Leach and family of west made. Clarksville Joined thc family for thc ; evening In honor of Pvt. Hugh were callers at the'home of Mr. and Tom Wilkinson farm, but soon will trict president of the I O. O. F. cf Middleville have moved onto lhe Mrs. Orvai'Miller Sunday after­ move to the Fred Stamm farm. Mra. also Noble Grand of tlie local )odg». Vance Sharp farm. • ; O'Laughlin of Fort Sgreveru. Ga Tlie University of Michigan sent day. J. J. Strodbcck lias been confined : Saturday evening, the O Laughlinv noonWilkinson and Mrs. Hannah Stamm and was formerly a Barry county twenty envelopes of material to help Wrighlle Clifford and family have Mrs. Daisy King and sister. MLm arc the new babies' grandmothers, boy. tlie students in writing their ora­ to his bed with a hip injury caused | attended a family dinner at the moved from Grand Rapids to the from a bull last Wednesday. We all | home of their sister. Mrs. MorrLs Dorothy Holmes, were Saturday and thc mother Ls a twin, there be­ tions. Several car loads of ladles aUend- horn#, of his parents, Wright Clifford The Hl-Y Is planning n swimming hope for a speedy recovery. Callers i fOx honoring their brother Hugh supper guests of their parents. Mr. ing four pairs of twin girls in the and wife. past years. party at the Kalamazoo Y. pool In over the weekend, were Mr. and |nn<1 bride-to-be Miss Daby Hand und Mrs. Gaylord Holmes. Archie Harrington in Battle Creek Mrs. Curl Weyerman nnd Mr and of Battle Creek. Sunday dinner. Tlie Happy Dozen organization Funeral services for Dale Scld- Friday afternoon. the near future Our secret weapon: U. 3 Defense A Btebblna. DraggiMa. M,. Arthur Strodbcck und child0( O.U1BW,n., W, und families met nt the Mr. and more, aged 20. only son of Mr. and MIm Urquhart has been teachingt Mra. Thomas Shay, who has been visit- Bonds and Stamps. Buy them! | Hastings. Mich. Iren all of Hastings. Mra. Mlles Hemery home Satur ­ Mrs Terry Mr Damson's United Stales and । Mr and Mra. Leo Barry and sons ' parents. Mr and day night for a surprise farewell O'l-aughlin of Buttle Creek. world history classes ... , , ' ---------- .. , , .. ..icalled on Mr. and Mra. Albert Bur- • Mr. und Mrs Wilbur Schuntz en­ gathering. Gift* were left in appre­ The Juniors wnn the iMtskethall n. nnd fBln||y Sunday to ■.re the championship of the Hi-Y by de- 'ncw daughter who will answer to tertained Mr nnd Mr*, lax- Hub- ciation of their friendship. Mra iralitiK the seniors and*sophontorep' tiic name of Ruby Nina, not Eloulse bnrd nf Rutland. Mr and Mrs. Les­ Clara Bane will be hostess March on Tuesday, March 10. |aA wa3 statMt ln the ltwl week-8 lie lackwood and Mr. and Mrs. 27 to the organization. Mr. and Mrs Ray Raymond left Chas. Hendershot on Sunday hon­ There Is going lo be an Intramur- newi. TOMATO SOW 3c~»T7c on Saturday for a few days in Chial basketball tournament between, ma. and Mrs Frank Cronk and oring Mrs. Hcriderahot'a birthday. CAMRtlU-S the senior. Junior, .sophomore and ton cf Dowagiac ?penl the werkTOMATO SOUR freshman classes. The play-offs will j end with Jier mother. Mrs? Nina EXTRA STANDARD Every week, millions of folks select thousands of tons of our famously good be held after school on Mondays and Barry. H»igni CL ||l I KI ocnool notes II MUL-SD-LAX n&P SUPER RIGHT R1ERTS RRE PRICED LOUI; THRRRS TO VOU! Tu-sdiivK. I Charlie Gibbs, who Ls employed In Report cards were given out Fri-| Detroit, spent lhe weekend with day. Mdrch 13. his family here. Miss McElwain's sixth hour fresh-1 Frank Haywood, who has been man English claw dramatized the confined In bed for two weeks beplay "Aunt Penny’s Parrot" Friday । cause of pneumonia. Is able to be March 13 over the nubile address I up ’“’m*-»« convalescing very aystem to two other English classes I *lovlr- Grandpa Jack Smith lias The noon hour students partici- P™1 dolnR th*' c,‘orM lhrrr a,,tl pated in a danre In lhe gym Friday 8°l.Kicked by a horse last week. the thirteenih. The ' Rhythm*‘hc.ho,n*‘ °r >’r an<J Kings" played |Mrs Gerald Tischrr. Saturday eveMIm Wcateotta gvm clasaes, un- ",n« *CrpfM,r, "nd ,tapry P,t; ,w dljwuon .< MU. KlncH. have been learning Hungarian. Nor­ wegian nnd American folk dances. Next club hour will be held Mon­ day. March 23. A defense council Ls being organ*Lzcd for the purpose of promoting the war effort. Tlie council will be headed by a representative from each class and two teachers. Keep Your CAR Fit! Take care of YOUR cor to moke it last longer. Use Mobil Oil—that's the best way of keeping it in good condition. It Garc Tischcr were weekend Mr. and Mrs Jay C. Wing spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. !«arry Steinwycke of Sunfield. Miss DorLs Clem and boy friend of Ionia visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Clem. Mr. and Mra. Rod McLeod enter­ tained his sister. Mr. und Mrs. S. Eldridge ot Lake Odra«a Sunday. of certified russet rural potatoes Barbara Ann Calms of Hastings from Cadillac to be used In a po­ visited her grandparents. Mr. and tato Improvement project. Mrs E. J. Beck the fore|>art of this Thc members of thc West Cen­ tral league meet In Ionia. March 24 There was a large attendance nt Tlie schedules for th** spring »|»rts the Democratic caucus held in will be made lip. nnd the all-star Carlton Center Monday afternoon. Mra. Arthur Varger and children basketball team will be chosen. treats your engine kind­ ly! Start using it Today! 15 dealers in Barry County to Serve You. Truck Service available to your home for fuel oil, otc. A Call Today Will Start US Out Your Way. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Formerly Service Oil Company HASTINGS m E. STATE ST. PHONE 2554 "Super Right" Meats. Such tremendous sales give you savings on meats of superb quality. You'll bo 100% satisfied! SUNNYFIELD SMOKED HAMS FRYING CHICKENS — STEWING FOWL ROASTING CHICKEHS DUCKLINGS SHANK HALF TUESDAY, MARCH 24,1942 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock Eastern War time, the following described property 3 TO 4-LB. AVG. LB. . FANCY ROCKS—4 TO fc-LB. AVG. BEEF ROAST SIRLOIN STEAKS 26c CATTLE Brindle cow, 10 years old, freshen January 2 Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, freshen January 4 Brindle cow with calf, 8 yrs. old, freshen Feb. 26 Guernsey cow, 5 years old, bred Sept. 30 Guernsey edw, 8 years old, freshen November 25 Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, freshen in Jan., bred back Guernsey cow, 5 yrs., freshen Sept. 22 Holstein cow, 4 yrs., freshen in October, bred back Holstein cow, 4 yrs., freshen Oct. 20 Red Durham, 4 yrs., to freshen soon Guernsey cow, 7 yn., freshen Dec. 14 Red cow, 7 yrs., freshen March 6 Guernsey cow, 8 yn.. due soon Black cow, 10 yn., due soon Holstein heifer, 3 yn., freshen Oct. 14 - Holstein heifer, 3 yn., due soon Guernsey heifer, 3 yn., bred July 26 Holstein heifer, 2 yn., bred Jon. 9 Jersey heifer. 4 yn., freshen in Oct. Holstein heifer, _.fer, 3 yn., yrs., Ibred Sept. 12 7 heifers, pasture bred 2 yearling bulls 2 yearling heifers L. PRIME RIB ROAST LAMB ROAST LAMB BREAST i. BEST SHOULDER CUI* *Z4e 1 buck HOGS 5 sows, 0. I. C. 3 stock hogs 4 feeder pigs 4 gilts POULTRY 4 geeie 40 hens 5 duck* 5 roojlcrj IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS McCormick grain binder Riding cultivator, Oliver Double harness, fairly good 2 horse collars Sixc 20-23 IOMA TOMATO JUICE SLAB BACON SLICED BACON BOILINfi BEEF Quontity of oats entity of hay 20 ihocks of corn orn In crib Quantity of ensilage Other articles too numerous to mention. ? Thii farm for tale or rent u 15c PIE APPLES WHOLE SEGMENTS GRAPffRUIT THANK YOU 2£.’2k KEIFFER PEARS ANN PAGE 2i»2k KETCHUP • ANN PAGE SAUD DRESSING Pick al "Ute. XiPlifc Oatck QT. 31C . ANN PAGE PRESERVES “ET 2 it 2k WHILE THEY LAST FRESH SMELT HAULS .... NtEMREO DEVILED FANCY. LARGE pole FRESH HERRING WHITEFISH 2 m. 21c WALLEYED PIKE u. 19c WINTER CAU6HT STAR REDFISH FILLETS u 24c SHRIMP u 25c HERRING FILLETS u 17c FANCY LARGE u 21c WINTER CAUGHT FANCY ILUEFtN CRAB s30c Ik SPARKLE GBATM ANN PAM ORANGES NEW CABBAGE GRAPEFRUIT °33c LARGE ISO SIZE FRESH,.TEXAS TOMATOES lb. CELERY SPINACH WASHED TRIMMEO 2 FOR CELLO BAG size eo 15c FRESH. SOUTHERN FRESH EGGS 3 RADISHES kkb BLUE ROSE RICE «. 31c ------------------------------ Auctioneer. HENRY FLANNERY, SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES 2 .li17c 10c CLEANSER 4cm. lie MARVIL "ENRICHID", DATID 13c SWEET POTATOES SALAD PEARS CALAVO HAND • 4 m 17c EACH LB. LB. uiio-irr LOAF CHEESE S&lk NAVY BEANS RUTABAGAS SUREGOOO MEDIUM IS 17c 5 72.17c MICHIGAN GENUINE JERSEY 17c SWISS CHEESE MILB CHEESE CRESTVIEW "hi 7k FANCT Sc Wiilt Jlenten U. 37c IONA FLOUR ROLLED OATS 10“ 35’ DOMESTIC SILVUIROOK ALL PUIPOIt LUNNTFIKLD WNNTFKLD SEALED-FLAVOR LARGE STALKS MACARONI WMffRBS 10c FLORIDA „. 2k ANN PASI PANCAKE FLOUR TEN1C9 ’UQT ’OU5C LEAF LETTUCE SANDWICH SPREAU CAKE FLOUR LA TEXAS SEEDLESS BUTTER LEWIS COOL, Owner 'tSIJc FRUIT COCKTAIL ta 26c i U 17c SUMNTFIEID—!q-L(. CELLO PKG. 3S551k SULTANA GRAIN AND FEED All turn* of $20.00 and under, cath. Over that amount tlx months' time will be giv­ en on good bankable notei bearing 7 per cent interett. All goodt mutt be tettled for the day of the tale. Those withing time coniult Edwin Nath, State bank, Clarktville. NELSON 0‘BEIRNE, Clerk. 3 & 59c „ 27c u 24c TENDER. MEATY RIK WISCONSIN, FULL CREAM TERMS COFFEE AMERICA'S FAVORITE 23‘ PORK LOIN VEAL ROAST 29c 2^ 11c GRAPEFRUIT JUKI 3SS»c MUD SUGAR CURED—ANT SITE PIECE IIAI2E OR STEW '.HOtSIlIXG UHLWUTtND BELT SHOLDER CUTS 35c 2X4 He CARROTS BEETS LB. FANCY LONG ISLAND SHORT CUT. FULLY TRIMMED GREEN BEANS 1OHA CUI DICED SEEDLESS. FLORIDA 32 ewet (Shtdpthirc) 13 yearling ewet. 3®.‘2fc IWUTOES WAX BEAMS SHEEP HORSES Blue roan mare, with foal, 9 yn. old, wgt. 1350 Bay mare with foal, 9 yn. old. wgt 1450 Bay gelding, 1 year old April 22 Boy gelding, 1 year old May 24 tOHA PUNCH tmi 32’ 28’ 28’ LB. FANCY CHOICE CENTER CUIS SOUND. SWISS OR Having decided to sell my stock, the undersigned will hold a Public Sole at the place, located 3 miles north, 11 miles west oF Clarksville, or 3 miles south and 21 miles west of Saranac, or 1 mile east oF South Boston grange hall, on Lewis Cool farm, on US-16 SULTANA PEAS PUMPtM CHOICE CHUCK CUTS AUCTION SALE H 37’ 30* 2 m. Me OLEOMARGARINE TFTrH BREAD 3'^29c WHITI SAIL SOAP POWHR WHITE LAIL w. 14c SOAP GRAMS WHHt LAIL SOAP FLAXES WHITE LAIL LIMB VAX WHITE mil •hfc.ii SAL SOBA STUB pious-a i took ImmI HUB 1-1 �THE PASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 19, IM! 1 the home of Rev. and Mrs. Fay C.j Gordon Chase of Coats Grove vU-, Mrs. Paul Smith who has been Hl1 Church AnnnufiCements1 Tea and dainty cup cakes were1 ed Mrs. Ray Scheel Friday evening. Wing. lied hla uncle and aunt. Mr. and al her home in Woodland is much /a Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel visit/d served by lhe hbstaam during the Mr and Mrj John pulling and 'Mrs. Ur* TTnnBitl Ronald T>hm*n Lehman tram from ThunThurs­ tetter better thu this week. She and her! her J The Methodtot Church Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Yager »ncS social hour that followed. George Wingard, pastor daughter Marcia are slaying with family Sunday afternoon. Mr. Yager, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerding and day until Sunday. Bepubikan Caucui Heid . who waa kicked by a coll lhe first of 10:00 A. M.—Morning worship. Mr. and Mra. Herald Classic were Mr. and Mrs 8. W. Smith of South Woodland until she U able to rrjpini The Republican township caucus last week and was quite badly hurt In Lansing Monday on business. was held Thursday of last week. The about lhe head and face, is able to 8:00 P. M.—Epworth League. Mra. Welby Crockford visited her to teaching. Mrs. L. H Brumm U a birthday dinner In honor of Mr. mother. Mrs J. L. Higdon of Berry­ substituting for her al lhe Carlton­ Thursday''8 p. M. Midweek serv­ following nominations were made: do ills chores Center school. Supervisor —--------Albert Reesor; Clerk ice. ------.-------- , and Mrs. John Bulling's two sons Jord entertained for dinner Suh— -niertalncd SunPvt. Gerald Mahler, who has been Rolfe of Hastings and John Russell ville Sunday afternoon. Mrs Hig­ Wednesday evening the ladies of L*on E- Hynes; Treasurer. Vesta COATS GROVE Tire sap at lhe numerous camps in don lias been 111 but U better now. day. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bronson visiting his parents. Mr. and Mn. and near Woodland township have the W. S. C. 8. will entertain their Bom; JusUcc of the Peace. fuU term .’ who is In the service of ids country. bt Jackson. Mias Doreen Clary and ■ Floyd Mahler of .East Woodland.’ Their birthdays occur on thc same' Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Dell and Mias’ been going full swing Uic past week husbands with a carry-in dinner. ---------------------------^ — evening ’ ” »•" — »at — 8 o'clock. Rev. Stone will Frederick Clary, of Hastings and was a dinner guest last Friday eve- day and this is the first time they Dorothy Dell called on Mr. and Mrs. but the rain Sunday and Monday1* ” Rush: Highway Comm.- Henry be the apeaker. Glee Club music. ' * * * ' Mr. and Mn. Robert Crockford. East nlng at the home ol Mr. and Mn. have not been together for a birth­ Lee Bidwell of Mulliken Sunday af­ has temporarily slopped the run , Hynes; Member of Board of Review. For refreshment* bring fruit or The\^vaageBcal Church ternoon. Mrs. Bidwell, who te a sla­ Woodland. 1 Ronald Lehman. Wm. F. Veiie; Constables. Harold vegetable Jello or wafers and own They an? hoping for a little more) day celebration. They were able to ter of Mr. Dell. Is HL J. 8. Deablcn pastor Lowell Dodger visited relativei In ' Sunday dinner guests at thc home Smith. Ora Lehman. Albert Shelton- table service. talk to him long distance and heard 10: 00 A. M.—Morning worship Rev. Alice Griffin and Mrs. Jerry cold weather before spring comes in Winchester. Ind., over lhe weekend of Mr. and Mn. Prank Nlethamer lilm clearly over thousands of miles. I burger, Floyd Clum. j A daughter was boni last Thurs­ 11: 00 A. M —Sunday school. Fisher were Hastings visitors Fri­ earnest. Mr. and Mra. John Richardson of j were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tucker andBarryvuie. Mrs. Robert Mra. H. ’ V. Townsend and I* ' Charity Circle Entertained , day wno to uveMr. l)e(lr ope Hart day. CArtton visited Mr. and Mn. Ho- and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tucker iwho live near Barryvilto. She lias warn Hewitt iirwiil Sunday ounoay afternoon. aiurmouii. Mr. mi. - of "■ Clarksville. Mra. Kida Guy attended a business tt:30 P. M.—Evening worship. ward ' Mrs. Perry Flory and son Verdun Fifteen members of Uw Charily nftme(1 Beverly Ann. and Mrs. Paul Cahoon of Saranac | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geiger -of meeting of the Church of thc Breth- ,and Mrs. George Nlethamer were Wednesday evening, choir rehear- Circle of Uw W. 6. C. 8. of the „ . „ Woodland Township 8< lioul ware Sunday evening visitors. Sunday evening dinner guests ut the home of Mr Lake Odessa spent ,--------------------------- ren at Flint Saturday. No school was held Monday. TuesMia.wceK pruyc Mr. and Mrs. — Ernest Sbomo — en-1 Uirir son and family. Mr. and " . with tlieir Miss Etta Schneider spent' Friday and Mrs. Blake Rising of west Mra ^^ktaNtothSier FriRta^v? a‘,e,Mted churc*> herc 8u««M UIld . day tend Wednesday of last week beevening. tertiined Paul Geiger. / wilh Mra. Lola Ghretiiam ot Lake Woodland Sunday. tertained for dinner Wednesday eve- Mrs. ** , . nlng. Mr. nnd Mra. John Ferguson.' George Schneider ohd Miss Etta Odessa. , t ' Mrs. Maud Capron of Lake Odes­, cause of the condition of the roads. x.’x1 x?« South Woodland Church of lhe with Mi Mr anti‘ Even 40 l,,e ,)lL'1's *crc 1,01 ul,le tu Rev. H. V. TOwnscnd at sa the weekendI with South 'Wixxtland. Rev. and Mrs. Schneider called on Mr. and Mrs .2. -------------- 2 officiated „ -----spent , ^^aawt’u?n«<b«urb?rtba.r*'e*ke s th u.r uiu-rnwn iluy Mbui r_Kncn«Florence rruc,l l*w ctilMrcn living on । Brethren George 'Wingard and Mrs. Glenn Peter-Fender of Vermontville Sun- the funeral services of a former Mrs. Geo, Furman. Mw> ----------al* of- ---" III ... with .... Arthur L Dodge. Pastor England abd^daughter Marjory, afternoon. South Woodland resident. Ed. Tre-' Forman who was home thr xnni.. kld<* math r0", in in tlie the I'OAti'm eastern iKirt port । went to Woodland to attend me of the township Thursday und FitMr. und MraXaUs. Kahler >rtci Mra. Kida Guy of East Woodland maine of.Jackson. who was buried flu. has returned to her studies in of a,e «o*’L-miu Tnurauav ana nt10:00 A. M—Worship end sermon was presented with a gift of a while; funtrul of Mrs. Amanda Lucus and day. also called on Mr. und Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Clifford-Kahler and ’ was an overnight guest Friday nt at Nashville Tuesday afternoon. Grand Rapid*. 11.00 A. M —Sunday school. and yellow pottery centerpiece. , Oscar Flanigan. Zion Lutheran Church 10: 00 A. M —Sunday school Birthday Club Entertained al Lake' Mr. and Mrs. Elmore BUL* und As a result of it poll of thc wishes j 11: 00 A. M — Morning worship ; Odessa dayghler Loretta and Mr. and Mrs. of — ttus.(uirentA to the Gospel time] hour: — 2:30 P.inMregard - Lutheran Twelve ------ -------members -— oflhe West Paul Woodman were Sunday dinner of the opening of school for tlie re-, 0VPr CKLW. . Woodland Birthday club war* •n-.gue.-U al the H. Woodman home, mamder of the term, school began. Wednesday Midweek Lenten servCountry Club Fancy Grade A tertalned at the home of a former They visited at thj Paul Woodman this week at the regular Ume ot |Cr member, Mrs Raymond Dalton ot home later and enjoyed warm sugar. nine o'clock. Eastern war time. The Choir rehearsal after the Lenten lAke Odessa last Thursday for an Other vUltora there in Hie evening aU day meeting.--------------------------------- were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Townof lhe earlier hour ol opening. Since Religious instruction Tuciday for ■ ■■■-. .. -».#■»■ ... ■— ' gend and family of 8. Woodland. thc clock.* wire moved ahead by or­ seniors and Thursday. Juniors. NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mr. H A Woodman attended Miss Iva Frantz of Sunfield spent: ..? _H„A.. "ooan*'’" U,V “ “ der of the President. Woodland . school has been starting at 3:30 and Church of the United Brethren several days last week with her sis­ Schneider's near Woodbury l'bri*l closing al 4:30. ter. Mrs Raymond Bursley and. Friday afternoon. E. B. Griffin D.D. Pastor family. On Wednesday afternoon she visited MKs Olga Eckardt. — — -- - - ----- — Woodland POPULAR BRANDS Mrs. Bertha Eckardt visited Mr. Mr:l olfn Dcii&mon- hi Hastings Doris Whitney, teacher 10: 00 A M. .Morning worship und Mrs. Dan GerUnger in Nashville! >^1 Wednesday afternoon The 11: 00 A. M Sunday school Geraldine Augsl entered the Be­ ■• ------; leader of the* program was Mrs. 7.30 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Sunday afternoon. ginners class Thursday. Siu* comes Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eckardt visit­, Max Bump from Lake Odr-.-u. The children Leader: George Schttibly. A hymn sing was enjoyed at the 7:30 P. Sl.Wcdncsday prayer meet ed Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sclianu andI are making Dutch scene* for their LAST WEEK! <5,000.00 COFFEE COHTEST Carton family in Maple Grove Sunday aft­ C. E meeting last Sunday evening tables and costumes like thc Dutch. mg» Gat in thia mightiest ot Krogor Colfoo Contoata I Just The WM A. will meet nt Die home ernoon and also called on Mr. andI In charge of Audra Endshy. Earl The Beginners arc starting to read Mrs. Dan Gerlingcr in Nashville. I Scasc gave the devotions. of Eda Tyler Wednesday. March 25 complete this sentence in 25 words or less ... "I take the Dick and Jane Pre-Pruner and A very- interesting meeting of the■ use the work book which goes with for an all day meeting. Election of The W 8. C. S. ot the Barryville Bride ip serving Kroger Coffee because . . .** Entry officers and delegates to Branch ' church will serve a dinner al Ken­ tanks and details at Kroger's. . GRADE A - LARGE SIZE of Mrs. Ben Schneider Friday aft- neth Kelsey's thu week Thursduy Kilpatriik emoon. Several new members were March 10. and the CoaU Grove L. STRICTLY FRESH 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school. 11: 30 A. M Morning worship A. s. will furphh the progrpm Mildred Nowicki-, teacher ,|1 Miss Bertha Wagner was a din-; wlHWi ^.„lb. PINK SALMON Toll con 19c 7.30 P M Christian Endeavor. Chas. W Starr, u northern M MichlWe arc glad to welcome Ddna ner guest at the home of Mt. iu>d gail Ho|iw Missionary, will hold a The Missionary committee will be In roll Rcat from Vermontville to our room PRUNES Jtlll 4 29c Mrs. Arthur Bates and family Sunrevival meeting here beginning 8uncharge of the services. . We are studying about the Dutc t Dozen . day und in lhe aftemkm stayed nt day . Tlu . subject of nest Sunday Plain. Sugared The third quarterly meeting of thc people in Holland. We have made doi . the Letetm home wilh lhe children rvening'n sermon will be Heaven " DARK SYRUP 30c or Cinnamon windmills, tulips: mid the little 30th at lhe Wocx/'and church. Rev., while Mr. and Mrs. Will LeUon went T1|P c. E, cholr wW iea(i the MngDutch girl nnd her geese. Embassy Creamy. Rich , lo Grand Rapids to visit their |IlK_ D. H. Carrick in charge. PANCAKE FLOUR 5 19c daughter Laura. ; Mra. Claud — Back -• and •- fam • ­ • Mr. and Ins were Jjudcc Sandbook. Dean' Woman's Club Elect Officer* I Richard Bloomer visited Mrs ily have moved Into the hdlUe re­ Quart WESCO CRISP. FLAKY FLOUR 5 19c Hager. Robert. Aspinall, Herbert The Woodland Woman’s Study Bloomer in Ann Arbor Thureday cently- vacated by Myron Camp­ He.sterly. Mary Jane Varney and club held their annual meeting and nnd• Friday. — • bell's. EATMORE OLEO Ro;lt- Southworth. ' 16c election of officets M the school Mr. nnd Mrs. Kida Guy called at Will and Irene Brooks wcrc-Wonbag house lost Tuesday evening. After lhe home ot Mr. and Mra. Arthur flncd Lo bed by illness last weekMILK COc1S" 4 Toll 31c the business meeting conducted by Bates and family Friday evening. Chocolate Pecan. Grahams or Pull Mrs Nelson Kennedy of near Amanda Lucas. 83. widow of Eph- the vice-president. Mrs. Florence1 Several of lhe fanners In this Nashville Is working for them. CREAM CHEESE 29c riam Lucas. i>a«sed away al the kekardt in the absence of the presi­ vicinity are engaged In syrup mnk-: Mra. Ethel Hall U Hl at Hie home “Oven • fresh" home of her granddaughter. Mrs. dent. Mrs. Mary Perkins, a short, Ing. They say It is of a fine quality LOAF CHEESE 2 5Bc Edward Thompson in Sunfield, musical program was given. A this year | Mr and Mrs Harley Scuse visited Evorgood - Solid Pack Thursday at 2 P M. quarteUc. Mrs. Rena Waits. Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Karl Eckardt, Bruce Mr and Mrs Harold Brovont, West - GRAPEFRUIT 2 “-.I 35c FANCY SEMOLINA No. 2«£ Mrs. Lucas had gone to spend the Martha Farrell. Mrs. Fern Trunibo and Joyce Eckardt were Sunday of uikr Odessa lust Sunday raci: and Mrs. Emma Wotring sang two dinner guraU of Mra. Kate Hcndir. Mrs Orpha Wing hud charge ot remainder <>! thc winter with the । cans Thompsons, when she was taken HI numbers. Mrs Barbara Cotton play­ son and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hall. n »||Ort Temperance program at SCRATCH FEED'0^ S2.35 (2 can limit) ed a piano solo. They were much: Mra. Ben Schneider and Mra. ciUM- Of 8. 8. Lut Sunday MarKing's Sincerity g» Starting & 1 enjoyed. Lydia Schuler spent Tuesday after- u.ircl weygandl was lhe win-* to her death. ** 1414-ib .ack GROWING MASH'^? S3.23 Mft. Lucas died just .- lightly inorej। The election resulted xv follows: । noon with Miss Olga Eckardt hdp- ner Jn quoung Bible vrraes. giving t 35 Verses with book, chapter and than Jour months following thc Mary Perkins, president: Florence1 ing her tie off n comfortable. Eckardt, vice president: Hilda Baas.' Geo. Schneider und daughter »ta verac. She received , a New Te»tade.-.th of her husband. Ephrtnm. Friday and Saturday Only — Kroger's Clock Enriched Funeral services wore held Sun­ recording secretary: Edu Tyler, cor-' vislted Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eck- Inpnt for a |)rj/x. Bn(f n|| W|W tO0|j day at thc Wing funeral home at responding secretary; Ruth Scudder, ardt and Mrs. Bertha Eckardt Tues-' part received book marks ■ ... 2:30. Rev. H. V Townsend offlclat- treasurer. Two members of the day. CARNATION OR Coat* Grove Chureh of Christ intr. Burial tn Woodland Memorial board of directors. Louclla Rcisorj Mrs. Cora Scheel and Mr. and Lsaves Mrs. Roy Freenielr of Sunfield visit-1 J. O. Crawford, pastor I and Grace Faul. 10 A M Bunday .school, Earl SeaMi Sunt 11 A M. Communion. 11:15 A. M. Sermon. 8 P. M. .Revival Sen Ices. Chas. W. Starr of Roscommon preaching on subject "Heaven.” Woodland Community News K Phonal Paragraph. School Noles jssvs: oZ MBKROGERfc fAvorite of millions! Kroger's Hot-Dated SPOTLIGHT COFFEE 57c LB BAG PEACHES 2J.39c CIGARETTES $1.19 BUTTER M,CXAN DONUTS 73c 1 Qc SALAD DRESSING PURE LARD 29c EGGS 35c s SODA CRACKERS 2 £ 17c COOKIES 19c 2 TOMATOES SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI FLOUR 3 Z *jrge O BREAD C 25c PET MILK 3 ™ 25c VALUES CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS TOMATOES «»RIPE U> 15c FRESH CARROTS bunch Sc FRESH BEETS 5c FRESH SPINACH Sc GREEN ONIONS 3 X* 10e 4 -g Q ^Or I Jr (p CALIFORNIA ORANGES POTATOES 15 IDAHO BAKING POTATOES 10 JUMBO SIZE j-. MICHIGAN Daliciotu. Winaiap. Boms Beaut, APPLES TEXAS PINKMEATS , Solid, Meaty, Exceptionally Fine-Flavored 25c lb 39c 33c RAISINS 4 ± 35c DROMEDARY GINGERBREAD MIX pko '17c AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, we will dispose of our person­ al property at public auction at the farm located 10 miles southwest of Hastings, or miles south of Otis school, or J mile south of Glass Creek Grange hall, or 3 miles west and miles south of Goodwill church. On MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1942 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK WAR TIME, WE OFFER: THE BEEF THAT'S KROGER'S BETTER TENDERAY FOR FRESHNESS ' X ' I CHUCK ROAST 1 KROGER'S & TENDERNESS . MOST VARIETIES P It's thv only beef that HEINZ SOUPS 2 25c OLD-FASHIONED FLAVOR HEINZ KETCHUP Large bottle Couclry Chib PORK SAUSAGE SPARE RIOS PORK LIVERS KECK BOHES HERRUO’S VEIN-X SHRIMP 21c SKINLESS FILLETS 18c BLUE PIKE » He YELLOW PERCH OR PIKE » 19c HEINZ BABY FOODS 10c 6 ■="■>• 3 9c 8c . PIGS FEET 7V4C FRANKS SkialsM lb 25c COUNTRY CLUB SMOKED TENDER PICNICS Cello Wrapped *b dL3rC 4 Q I irC 33c gX; u. 35c SQUARES CATTLE RED COW. 4 yri. old. due in June JERSEY COW. 9 yn. old. freih 10 wks. JERSEY COW. 5 yr*, old. giving milk. no> bred GUERNSEY COW. S yn. old. frc*h 7 wks. Chunk used fence Vice Post hole diggers Shot gun Light log chain Carpenter tools Other articles too numerous to mention i>. 23c COTTAGE CHEESE-cX.’.? u. BACON 2- horse riding cultivator 5-tooth cultivator Land roller 3- se:. spring tooth drag Spike tooth drag Stone boat Rubber tire wagon and flat hay rack Narrow tire wagon Double buggy Cutter 2 cream separator* Hoyfort and rope Corn shelter Fanning mill 4 10-gal. milk cans HORSES GRAY HORSE. 9 yr». old. wt. 1300 BLACK MARE, coming 5. wL 1400 BAY GELQING. coming 5. wt. 1400 Calio ASSORTED VARIETIES i» 20c GENUINE SPUING LEG O, LAMB SWEETHEART SOAP FLAKES SHEEP FEED 31 Ewes Duck 23 Lambs ■ Grade Shrops.) FARM TOOLS Osborn mower. 5 ft. cut Oliver sulky plow, No. 11 Syracuse walking plow Rude manure spreader Dump rake, 10 ft. , 4 tons mixed hay 300 crates corn 5 crates seed corn 130 bushels oats HARNESS . 2 sets double work harness Set light driving harness 3 horse collars TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE and everything to be settled for before removal from premises. KROGER STORES B. M. JENKINS and JAMES L. WILCOX PROPS. HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer E. E. CRAY. Clerk ; Lust week's letter. Wednesday evening a community shower wus held at thc Grange hall for Mr und Mrs Alec Ncul nf Has­ tings. Mrs. Neal lx the former GcrI uldine 'Williams, daughter of Mr. 1 and Mra. Henry Williams, of this ! community. The y oung couple re• celved many lovely gifts ni-d fol­ lowing tlie opening of the packages 1 a put luck lunch was served. j Pvt. DennLv Allerding, son uf Mr I and Mrs. Roy Allerding. has been transferred from his New York post । to an unknown destination. lhe L., A. S enjoyed the chicken ' pie dinijer al the home ot Mrs. Fred i Henney on March 5. ' • | Mn. David Ixary. formerly Phy 111! Beck, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. | Evasion Beck, will leave soon for | Scott Field. Ill. lb join her hus< band and make her future home. | ■ Wilbur Landon got a piece <l< - I । in id-, eye recently while at work 1 and although Hye steel was removed , the eye Is still causing 1dm consld; erabie suffering. ! Harold and Guy Elliott ot Flint visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mina Elliott from Tuesday till Thursday. Guy has been called for ■ nt.i, army7 w-rvica , * *• V M1IU and u,U awaiting I1U hli , notiflcblion. I Mr and Mra. Glendon Pierson of Fowlerville, were guesu of honor at a community shower held at tl.a I Grange hail Saturday evenin': Mr», Pierson is the daughter of Mr. and ' Mra. Lewis Daniels. After thc many lovely gifts had been opened a |>ot luck lunch waa served and u very । pleasant evening spent. । A netv member has liecn added tn lhe home of Mr. and Mrs Albert Barry She is called Elqulse und arrived Wednesday morning about 5 o'clock. She weighed B'< iraunds. ' Henry William.* is confined to hi* bed at present due lo ulcer:.. Vaughn Lydy recently underwent a minor ojieratlon when a portion of his front jaw bone was removed bc, cause of infection Mra. Fern Tlschcr returned Fri, day evening from a wonderful week I at Evanston and Chicago She re­ ports that the group thnt attended surely received a wealth of know। ledge about progressive education. I Spurred by an increasing wave of patriotism and the opening of addiiional donor center*, blood dona­ : Hons lo the Red Cross for lhe army land navy have passed the 100,000 | mark, with a tout of 106.929 persotu donating blood through Ftb|niary 14. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 1MI ly tn of heart trouble. Herbert WUe avrtred hie connec­ tion at the Pood Center Saturday nlfhc and left Monday for Howell where he will enter the employment of lhe Line's Company. Mn. Fred Warner, who has been manager of the Line's department store since March 1941. has resigned to take effect April 1. Bom U> Mr. gnd Mn Forest Blamm. twin girls who have been named Oretta and Gloria at lhe Osteopathic hospital hi Battle Creek. Mrs. Emily Mix of Indiana te vis­ iting Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Hicks. Mrs Richard Collander has gone to Camp Grant where her hipband te stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Root and fam­ ily have moved near Woodland Mrs E M Palmer Is visiting her daughter. Mrs Howard Brumm and family at Premont. / At the Cat tie ton township Bepublican caucus Saturday afternoon lhe following were nominated: Supervisor—Mearle Scott: Clerk— Henry Remington; Treasurer—Nel­ son Brumm; Justice of Peace—Ralph Witherbee; Highway Commission­ er—Marshall Belson; Overseer— Ralph DeVine; Constables—Vern Me Peck. Voyle Varney. Shirley Slo­ cum. Donald Mead Mr and Mrs. Lyle Cortright of Louisville. Kentucky spent tlie week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W B.jOwtrigbt • Mrs’ Betty Ecklund of Beacon. New York, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. Cart Lentz and son. Mrs. H. Reynolds has gone to Ismslng to spend a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. toll Fow­ ler and husband SOUTHWEST WOODLAND ' Funeral services for Prank Peml*st Week's Leiter. ber, 81. were held Sunday afternoon -Grandma Johnson passed away nt two o'clock at'lhrJteM funeral at the home of her daughter. Mrs home conducted by the ltev. W. C Floyd Mahler, Friday morning at Bassett Burial In tlie Vermont­ the age of 83 A short prayer serv­ ville cemetery Tlie Pcmber family ice was held at the Wing funeral were former Nashville residents. He home Bunday morning at 9 o'clock passed away al Ypsilanti. He leave* Tlie body was then taken to Scotttwo sons. Dan and Bert, both of Mlle where funeral services were Detroit held at 2:30 at the Free Methodist Funeral services for Mrs Ida Hal­ church. pin. 79. of Clarksville were held Mon­ Pvt. Gerald Mahler of Camp day afternoon nt two o'clock at the Robinson. Little Rock. Arkansas, local Evangelical church conducted received a ten day leave and ar­ by thc Rev. W. O Bassett Burial In rived 'here Friday evening to at­ Lakeview cemetery, Tin* Halpins tend the services for his grand­ formerly were residents of Nashville. mother. Mrs Johnson She leaves her husband, Frank Hal­ Mr and Mrs Stephen Perrin of pin. one .son. Zenn Merry of Naper­ Detroit spent from Monday till ville and one daughter. Mrs. Leia Thursday with her parents. Mr. and Young of Nashville, one brother. Mrs. Isaac Williams, and her sis­ Wil) Clever of Battle Creek, two ter. Mrs. Chas Parlee. Thursday sisters. Mrs John Ackett ot Nash­ they all attended the funeral of ville and Mrs. Peter Kunz of near their only brother and son. at the Hastings Hebble funeral home at Battle Mr. and Mrs. C. D Shellenbarger Creek Interment was at Woodland have moved to Hastings and Mr. Memorial Park. ' and Mrs. Warren Burdick have Mr. and Mrs James Guy enter­ purchased their house and moved tained their children and families Into It. to dinner Sunday In honor of Ralph Mr. and Mrs Untie Carter .and Guy. who left for Fort Custer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson spent Monday morning to be inducted lhe weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Max into the army Those present were Caster In Hturgte Mr und Mrs. Gail Sever and sons Mr and Mrs. Horace Babcock and of Woodland. John Guy and Mr son Versile were at Grand Haven and Mrs Paul Guy and snn. Sunday. Mrs. Guy Kanlner and Marvin Mr nnd Mrs lro Utter of Kala­ | joined Guy Kantner at Chicago mazoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Charles Bell* Robert Bettv of Friday and spent lhe weekend tltere sightseeing in tlie big city. Grand Rapids spent |hc weekend al hte home here —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— Mr and Mrs George Sheffield of Hastings were Sunday guests ol Mr. and Mrs Calvin Plumly. MBs Phylte Much Un of Lansing, who has been doing her practice teaching here, finished on Tuesday. Stu- entertained Miss Hanson of Lansing over thc weekend at the I Wetherbc,1 home Mr and Mrs. George Lours have moved to Vermontville. Mr and Mrs. Jack Southern, who' bought a farm near Olivet, are i moving there this week. Mrs. Mary Gloster te spending ANO CURRINT 2Ji% ■(TURN a few week* at thc Win. Shupp. home. Tlie Voyle Varneys. Neteon ' Brumms. Jlrntny Rizors, Gall Ly- j kins, and Winifred Yarger hcl|M.-d ' Mrs. Coy Brumm celebrate her birth­ day last Wednesday night. Miss Beryl Me Peck spent the I weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Flew- ; riling ut Corunna. Vour taxing! here are insured to Herbert Wise of Howell spent the | 85,000 by F.S.LI.G, a Doited weekend at hte home here. । States Government agency. Firn Federal of Detroit op­ Last XVeek's Letter. erates under charter from Fed­ Born March 0 to Mr. and Mrs I eral Home Loan Bank. Any Floyd Roscoe. a 7*. pound son who amount opent an account. You has been named Lionel Barry. can open your account by mail Bom to Mr and Mrs Donald | —and than add to your saving* Rayner a son at Pennock hospital [ in large or tmall amounts, as on March 6. convenient by U. S. mail. Cur­ Only one ticket in lire field Mon- I rent dividend rate, annu­ day. Republican nnd only 31 voles ’ ally, compounded twice yearly. were cost. Results: President. E. D. I Olmstead; Clerk. Colin T. Munro; | Treasurer. Mrs Blanche Wright: I "SAVS-BY-MAIL" Trustees. E. B Greenfield. Adolph Daum-. Jr.; Frank Caley: Assessor, **P1\ aloes roar mtElwin Nash. Iasi procraa Mrs. Charley Kohler, who broke her ankle a few weeks ago. te In bed again because of cracked ribs, which happened when she fell. Clover Leaf cloiu met Friday night at the home of Mrs. Candyn Bean a.visled by Mrs Wava Bassett. A Gtjnd! large crowd was present, after the business meeting several Saint Pat­ rick games were played. Lovely re­ freshments were served. No school Monday on account of the roads savings ano loan ass n The Farmer's Co-Operative Cream­ ery moved into their new build­ DETROIT, MICH. ing over the weekend. The build­ ing te practically fire proof. The OIRfCTORI: walk arc of two faced tile con­ Paul W. Voorhu A- *4»cl»w J. Robinaon * struction. The outer walls are ol salt glazed Ule. The inside walla 'ilium G Wall of the office arc ot beautiful colored ceramic tile. . ' Frank Bennett has teen serious- . * ■. - ' I JX 'H1 . To the People of Michigan ONTHS of feverish expansion of Michigan’s defense industries, capped by tha arrival of war, made 1941 a year of unparalleled problems and important respon­ sibilities for your Telephone Company. ■ Before the outbreak of hostilities, the Company was engaged in meeting the great­ est singlc-year expansion in its history. Expenses already were increasing faster than revenues. And throughout the year, a growing scarcity of materials essential to the busi­ ness made it increasingly difficult to meet the unprecedented demands for service. When war came, it not only multiplied an already tremendous demand for telephone service, bul also made the swift handling of that demand even more vital to the nation. M 1911 saw the largest service demand in the Company's history Under thc pressure of the Defense anil U ar Programs, industry and its workers used more telephones and used telephones more. Michigan Bell's rate of increase iu MICHIGAN MADE PURE SUGAR By so doing you cooperate with the farmers and wage earners of youx own State who grow and produce this fine product sugar that for every sweetening putpooe has no superior. Listen to Edgar A. Guest—each Monday and Wednesday 10 A.hf.—WXYZ and MicAigm JUdio Network Telephone* in Service 900,000 ---------------------------------- is- 5,000,000 - 100.000 800,000 4,500,000 - 90,000 Daily Local Colls 70,000 Yaoriy Long Distance Msnoftt 30,000,000-------------------------------23,000,000 4,000.000 - 700,000 3,500,000 - 20,000,000 1 I 3,000,000 - 60,000 500,000 - 50.000 ------------- 400,000 - 2,500,000 - 40,000 ------------- 300,000 - 20,000 10,000 15,000,000- 2,000,000 - 10,000,000- 1,500.000 - 30,000 ------------200,000 - 1,000,000 - 100,000 - 500,000 - 5,000,000 1931 A telephone gain of 110,223. more than 41% above 1910’s retard growth. 929,31I telephones at die end of ilia ytar, 35% oirr pre-depression peak. 1941 required record expenditure Jor construction The tremendous demand for service required an expenditure of $27,710,000 for new construction, a program which brought the total cost of telephone plant up to $226,500,000. ' 1941 material shortage made job difficult Construction work was handicapped by shortages of essential materials. Because those scarce nwitcrials also are essential to other defense industries, their use was held to a minimum through emergency engineering methods and by the use of alternate materials. U ork was restricted to that absolutely necessary for slmrl-period demand and material was salvaged which normally it would not be economical lo salvage. 1941 construction required new financing sssrAsr Always Use telephones was nearly double the average rate of the Bell System as a whole. The volume of both long distance and local calls was the largest in the Company’s history. HO.OOO Telephone Gain Insured Safety » a Report For the information of the people of Michigpn icho have mtitlUed lo this Company the responsibility of providing the major part of the telephone service of the State, for the employees of the Company uJw operate the service, and for those uhu hair invetittd their savings to build the telephone system, the Michigan Bell Telephone Company presents this report of its problems and accomplishments during 1941. 'tfc- FIRST FEDERAL i Financing of the construction program was greatly, simplified by Michigan Bell's membership in die Bell System. To help z pay for the expansion work, $10,000,000 in common stock was sold to thc American Telephone and Telegraph (Company at par of 1100 per share. In December, the State of Michigan authorized issuance of an additional $25,000,000 in common stock, to be sold as necessary. telephone revenue 1939 I960 1941 A' record total of 30,137f)QO loll and long distance calls, 19% ever 1940. 1941 wage rates were increased $2,750,000 It is the aim of the Michigan Bell to pay wages in each locality thal compare favorably with wages paid by other employer* for work requiring similar ability. Adjustments in wage levels in 1941 totaled approximately $2,750,000 on an annual basis, and brought rates of pay to a higher level than ever before- 1941 showed revenues UP, earnings DOWN Revenues were higher than in 1940. but the growth in expenses, mainly wages and taxes, was greater than ths revenue iiicceaoc. Consequently, net income declined. Revenues increased.................................. + 13% Expenses, including taxes, increased , . 4* 19% Net income decreased...................................— 4% Reduction in net income would have been even greater had it not. been for the effect on taxes of the refunding in 1941 of certain toll revenues collected in previous years. After payment of $7 per share of stork, therfe waa >341,000 left for surplus, the "rainy day" reserve which every financially sound company must have. 1941 rates reduced $1,500,000 annually 1941 taxes totaled $9,466,000 17 cents per»lof An average of 1,789,000 local calls daily, 17% abate thc 1910 record. 110.79 per telephone »720perv, employee Due mainly to rapidly mounting Federal lance which support government and war activities, Michigan Bell’s operating taxes for 1941 were 19,466,000. That was the equivalent of 17 cents out of each dollar of revenue, or 110.79 per telephone, or $720 per employee, or $6.59 per share of stock. We also collected, and paid thc United States Government, approximately $1,500,000 our customers paid as direct Federal tax on telephone service. Ixxal and long distance rate reductions placed in effect.in 1941 will save Michigan telephone users some $1,500,000 a year* based on current usage. In addition, |1,500,000 was refunded to' users of certain intrastate long distaace service. 1941 brought 26% increase in workers Rapid increases in telephone demand require corresponding increases in the number of employees. Additions during the year brought tlie total number employed to LJ372, a ml increase of 26%. . .-w- AND NOW', THE WAR YEAR OF 1942 Summed up, 1941 was a year of challenging problems. To lite men and women of the telephone organization, recognition is given for a job well done. The problems of 1942 will be greater than those of 1941. In military' communications, in speeding our country's industrial production, in warning civilians of danger, in mustering defense workers, the telephone will play a vital role. It is with confidence and sober determination that telephone people approach the 1942 job. While they recognize tlie increasing difficulty of sullying service demands as promptly as in the past, they are daurmined that every war-time need will continue to be met MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY —f �T11F. HASTINGS BANNER. TIirRSBAV. MARCH-II*. IM? FAOK SIX OBDU FOB FUBllOATlOX tinned «t Hills Field, Ogden. Utah.1' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Overholt andland daughter. Nancy Kay. of Grand'. Forrest Buehler who wfta formerly IRVING Mr und Mra Frank Travis have ---------.. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moulton of.■family of Fowlerville spent Satur-r Rapids, were Sunday afternoon call- employed in Hastings, is nnw rmployed" l»»r ------ — nt •*“ thr Federal —’ *Land —* Bank moved from south of Huntings Into r*' ’*>* Muskegon "Heights spent the week­ day night and Sunday with,hLs par-; era of Mra. William Hutchens. thc house recently vacated by Wm end with his sUter. Mrs. Roy Nag- ■I ent*. Mr. and Mra..Charles Overholt., Mrs Paul Miller and Mr* Edgar Office In Allegan. Springer and family. — ™ —of -S. Lansing i Mickey Furrow, son of Mr. and Mr. and ’Mrs. Frank L Hynes were Cheney called on Mra. Dr. J. W. Rig terink and daughter. Mr. Bnd Mrs. verdan Coville and' Lake Odessa visitors Saturday eve- j Charles Woddworth at tlie home Mra. Roland Furrow, celebrated his Richard Tompkins and family ot 1st birthday, along with hta grand - Big Rapid*'visited Mrs Tompkins' Jfele-n of Grand Rapiita and Don Barbara Ann ot Middleville were] nlng and later called on friend* in'of Mrs. Anna Motire. Sunday. . „Mr and Mrs. parents. Mr. and Mra. John Perry Saturday Sunday afternoon visitor* of their Woodland. , Mr. and Mrs. AlIciL Fi*h and Cal-; parent*.. William* of Middleville, who eele--— ’before he- was inducted into Unci* ‘ •ftetnoon callers of Mr* Dell Deli God-1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Sisson Mr. । mi . ana u. jams sontyin ounauy anernuuii vuoct* — — —— ■— .------— — — — •••—■-----and Mrs.atm. L. Janis and ana sonjvin werewenSunday afternoon caller* ’ WlUta..^ 1 Mr. - and Mra. Clare Bassett - and- Freddie Of Detroit spent Saturday of Mr nnd Mn F. C. Deming. Mr*.grated their 51st wedding miniver- Sams" rank a* u member of lhe ^ny- . Mr., and Mrs. George Forbcy re- family of Irving were Sunday alter­ ! and Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Emil‘George Deming. Mr. and Mr*. La-isary at the home of Mr und Mrs'O. T. C. „r>.< Mr sj>- and >,>a Mra. str. John' .tnHn ‘! Bvrvn Bv ran Rowlnder Rowlader of Caledonia. C.ih’clonl.i SunSun- , prnnk nu;... oilier, who iu... live* nn on ,lhe | vern Seger, and - ceived word from their son Gerald ! noon guetfts of Mt and Mrs. George Olson. .. Frank Lee fann. had lhe misforMr. and Mrs. Melvin Hutchens Baar and family of Grand Rapids. I I day. Yhlch stated that he ta now sta-j Bassett. .... .... Mr. and Mra. Basil ^Chompson'ot-lihie^to cut IUa foot severely while -------------------------------------------------------- Mr and Mrs.— Ward Hynes and ! l-arry of Charlotte were Sunday din- Pontine and Miss Donna Thaler of gettinr tip fire wood. • i’ner guests of Mr mid Mra. Frank Grand Rapid iipent- the weekend Barbara, five months old dmigii-i ! Hynes * with their parents, Mr and Mrs ter of Mr. nnd Mrs.-Clifford Behon ■■ *01'—T? ’-21-r. passed away ut Kalamurao where Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston of Z~. Bat-- John Thaler, Bessie Huth Corp Robert Conley, who is sta- they reside and wus buried there | tie Creek nnd nnd Mrs Mrs Bessie Hath of of j Lansing wi.. acre Sunday —. „ guest* ut Mr Honed at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. Sympathy Ls extended to all of - -----was home on leave during thc week, them. und Mrs Perry Pn-ton. 1 Mrs. Jessie Couch has been vhlt-, ; Mr. and Mra. William Dipp spent -• of the ;;!r.:h. ninth Mra 1 Sunday afternoon with Mr. and ‘Donald rwma' Mead and son Bruce ing cousins at Portland of Nashville called on Mrs Clement Mrs. Norma Belton Lince ha* Mra Fred Roush of Dutton Mt-.uL .Wednesday ! gone to California to lie will* her Mr. and Mis. Cloud Mead spent the weekend with Mr. and Mra. ■ Mr and Mrs. George Hillman of husband, who l« •tatlonrd there a* a Hasting* wore Sunday gurstg of Mr. part of Uncle Sam * armed force • Howard DcMond of Woodland. • Forrest Buehler, tor ten years con-; Miss’ Virginia Fish spent the and Mrs. Clarence Benedict, weekend with Mrs Anna Baar of’ Mra Edgar Cheney ot tensing war peetod with Barry county ^AA nfa Saturday evening supiwr guest ot Hee. the last three years as office Grand Rapids ‘ manager. Jia* resigned to' kccept thc Mr. and Mrs. William Klemp Mr and Mra Herman Omch. Carolyn Miller cj I-arxlng 1-t position of secretary and treasurer don nf Battle Creek Sunday afl- spending the next three weeks with of tin- Allegan-Barry Federal Land Iter grandparents. Mr. and Mrs i Bank.’ wilh office in Allegan. Mr . cmoon. . Mr. and Mra. G. C. Edmond* and R. Wolcott, while her parents. Mr Buehler was Irving township clerk Bonnita Ruth of Hastings were Sun- and Mrs. Paul Miller, arc moving to which office lie also resigned I Mr. and Mr.’. Roy Travis' of dav dinner guc*ts of their parents. Saginaw. Dr. and Mrs Fred Shepherd of Grandville. Mr. mid Mra Wilson ot Mr. and Mrs B W. Sisson. Friends of Mrs.' L II. Lester wilt Rtmtu spent thc weekend with Mr Battle Creek mid Mrs Helen Fry be glad to know that she is improv­ and Mra L It Wolcott while an .ind friend. Jpe Coogan of Battle | Creek, were Sunday guest* a’ Frank ing nnd in able to be up and around their way home from Florida Mr nnd Mra Clare John-on und TrovtV home here ■ again. Mn-. Gertrude Russell spent Sun- >.in Dick and Mra Bcttlta Johnson । Mix-. F>ther McNutt was in Has1 day with her parentc. Mr. and Mra of Hastin«« were Sunday afternoon (|MS <n,r the weekend Roan yearling heifer Black gelding, coming 4 yn. old. wgt. Robert Sweet of Long Lake. i Mra. laipe Will|ams of Campbell «Goorgr Howard of Alto called nn 5 yearling White Facet, wgt. 600 <3 1500 Ibi. Sound and gentle. A real i called on her aunt. Mrs. William dr., and Mra. Clarence Benedict । Hutchens. Saturday afternoon. block ( Mrs. L. D. Schrumpf and non , Rev, Piittl Olmstead returned Yearling Durham, wgt. 600 , Marvin of Irish Hills me .-'pending Thuraddy from Fayette. Ohio, where] 5 White Faced heifers, coming 2 yrs. : the week. with.her parent*. Mr. and he has been holding evangelistic;, Mrs. Ed Stairs. old. wgt. 800 Mi mid Mra Reymond Clinton ] ®“DKK roR AFraA***10® Roan cow, registered Milking .Short­ Mr and Mrs. Clare White called 2 red steen, wgt. 700 on Mr. and Mrs. Dudley BtTOit-tt of anil sons of Irving. Mr and Mra horn, 6 yn. old. bred Oct. 20. This Clifford Clinton of Hostings, und i Hastings Sunday. 2 red heifers, wgt. 600 cow mode 300 lbs. of b. f. in 10 moi. Mr. und Mra. Howutd Clinton ol' Mr. nirtf Mr*. Fred Ballance of Hastings were Stiiyiay evening Bowne. *pent Sunday nfteroon with' Red yearling heifer, registered guests of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Mr nnd Mis B. R. Clinton. Kenneth Woltlrlng ot Holland wa*| n, I Benedict 3 bull calves, 9 mos. old. eligible to Mra Ethel Hess of Hastings sjwnt a Friday afternoon visitor of hit 90 head of cwe«. better than average, ' a few days with her sister. Mrs grandfather. F. E. Deming mid lhe due April 15 Allen Fish family, Claud Mead. Red cow (grade), bred Oct. 19, a real Miss Velma Buehler of GrnrftJ 2 bucki Fine wool buck diaries. Wnodworih of Ea'lon Rap­ milk cow returned to her studies ids visited his wife and son Mike Rapid* -------..-j-- .utter^a .. — —c\ vacation at at tlie home of Mra. Anna Moore" Monday weeks 2 roan heifers with calves by side tinSunday. ‘home of her parents. Mr und ■ Mrs. Pearl IJghtfooi. wiK» hai- Mrs.’Forrest Buehler, due to the Roan heifer, due soon White tow, bred Dec. 7 , I been posttnasier in Freeport for blizzard. Brindle heifer (springer) * * Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes nnd • several years, has taken over the Red low, bred Dec. 9 I duties a* rural mail carrier. Mrs Mrs. Claude Walton were Grand Angus heifer, due in April Red gilt, bred Feb. 5 Bernice Closson. a (ormer employee Rapids shoppers Friday. Mr. and Mra. Ellwyn Johnson and ;. of the Lawrence Endres sloie. lock Hereford heifer, to calve in spring ! over the duties as acting postmaster daughter LoLs and Boyd Novl&ky ol Huhi Grand Rapids were Sunday after- ' Red heifer, bred Dec. 30 Monday. Mr and Mrs. Andrew Stephenson Holstein heifer, extra good, bred Dec. 8 Wagon and flat rack of Grand Rapids were Sunday din-. hard! Kurtde. According to • an item In last | ncn guests of her mother. Mrs ■ End gate lime tower for wagon 2 Holstein heifers, not bred NOTICE or CHANCERY SALE week’s Charlotte Republican-Trib- ' ' Elnora Whitney and Gaylord. | Mr. and Mrs Marvin Thaler and unr. Rev. A Hoffman of that city I Keith ot Hastings spent Sunday formerly of Freeport, had. on the with Mrs. William Hutchens and previous Saturday evening per-] in the evening culled on Mr. and formed lhe first double wedding m i his forty ycjr* as a minister. । Mrs John Thaler Joe and Della Scott of Clarkj-I Mrs Merrill Kiirchcr and Mrs Guy Smith called on Mr and Mrs villc visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur j Watt Thomas of Bowne. Sunday aft- Richardson Sunday, hi thr evening­ all drove to the home of Mr. and I | emoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Roush nnd Mra Chester Richardson near Ver-1 I family mid Miss Dorothy Bunn were montville for a visit. It Ls rv|»rt<-<i that n Mr. Cnlvri' { Hustings and Grand Rapids visiton .. om ,.uo, afternoon ..u. has purchased the Curtiss mill prop-! .l Sunday and evening. Dr. and Mra. Fred Shepherd ot »'“» PJ*»» to Put >'» 11 «« mlii I Remus called on Mrs. Dell Godfrey 10 the ncar Iuturc1 Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Will Mishler of Vniled lirelhrcn Circuit ■ Bowne, Mr and Mrs Henry Smclker I ' Rev Paul .Olmstead, pastor land Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jeffrie* were Sunday afternoon visitors o! Freeport Sunday | Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler and ” ' ’ school—10:30. Preaching—11 30. ' family. Mr and Mrs. Roland Furrow al-1 Cht'istinn Endeavor—7:00. l.nl» Preaching—8:00. tended the Mr and Mra Club at HwS S' Prayer service will be held At tile the home ot Mr. nnd Mrs Loren . iMniilrl 1 | Boyes of Hastings. Monday evening home of Rev. and Mrs J. L. Icke*. NOTICE or M0BT0A0B FORECLOSURE SALB FREEPORT nutrlS"*"”. ■ . t. < AUCTION SALE Because of five labor situation we must reduce our livestock ana^wilLhold-^in auction sale at the farm located miles southwest of Nashville and 1 mile north of old M-14 on THURSDAY, MAR. 26, ’42 Commencing ot 1 o'clock E. W. T., we will offer the following CATTLE HORSES LEGAL NOTICES CATTLE SHEEP HOGS TOOLS OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION TERMS OF SALE: CASH UNLESS OTHERWISE ARRANGED C. R. SHAW, Prop ALLAN HASKINS, Auctioneer AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Auction at the farm located one mile east of Woodland on MONDAY, MARCH 23 Commencing at 1 o'clock war time, the following articles HARNESS Set double work harness Set light harness Single harness 5 collars z - FARM TOOLS Deering grain binder, 7 ft. McCormick-Deering corn binder, nearly new Deering mower, 6 ft., with cloverseed table Oliver corn planter with wire, new John Deere manure spreader John Deere 2 horse cultivator FARM TOOLS Empire grain drill Gale riding plow 1 horse rake 2 horse hay tedder Wagon with double box 23 tooth spring drag 2 sec. spike tooth drag Double buggy Bob sleigh Slush scraper Grind stone Tank for dipping sheep 3 horse evener Other articles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. JOHN H. VELTE, Prop HARRY 0. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and son Thursday evening. । Russell of Grand Rapids were Sun- Pleasant Valley 1 day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs i Preaching - ------ —------10:00. . I Harold Yoder and family Sunday school—II:00. | Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Wood* culled 1 Christian Endeavor—8:00. on Ernest Woods of Greenville Sun-, W. M. A. will _be held al the home day i of Vera Geiger Thursday alt1 Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott ot. emoon. 'Charlotte spent Sunday with hUi Freeport- Methodist ( hurrh I parents. Mr. and Mrs L. R. Wolcott Everett M. Love, .pastor i Mr. and Mrs. Amos Andrews of, 1 Grand Rapids called on Mra Polly, Morning worship—11:00. । Parks and Mrs. Bessie Fox Sunday Sunday school—12:00. afternoon. . There will be choir practice next Jerry Karciyer spent thc weekend Tuesday ' evening. We hbpe thnt we I with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs may have all tin- young people pres­ I Walt Thomas of Bowne. ent. i Mr und Mrs Will Blough called Easter Is only two weeks away. II on Mr. and Mra. Jay Blough of —Irv... there are those desiring baptism, ing Twp Saturday afternoon 1 either for thentselvcs or their chllMrs. Minnie Davis spent Sunday'dren. they should see the pastor in । with Mr. and Mra Charles Timpson advance. Some have expressed a de-' b th'ai । of Alto. sire to unite with the church. If I Mrs. Arthur Beeman and Nonnan'you are a ChrmUgn. we invite you IhT 1 »,—.-u„ Mrs ... .. .. .. . . and- to the oUier candidate.’-, i। Novisky. Wanda McLeod j friend of HiL-ijn^s riiilfd un Mr,.and for njcinjxirablp. . । Mrs. Gerhardt Kunde. Sundiy evrCarlton Center Methodist Church ning. Everett M. Love, pastor Mr and Mra. Harvey Fnuset and • little Susan of Grand Rapids called Morning worship—10:00. mi Mr. und Mrs. F. C Tabberer Sunday school—11:00 i Sunday afternoon. We invite the people of Carlton to Mr. and Mrs.'Wilbur Hutchens of note the announcement above con­ j Grand Rapids visited his mother cerning church membership und Mra. William Hutchens Saturday baptism. We trust thnt thin Easter i afternoon. season will have more meaning for ] Mra Clyde Bassett of Halting* all in these dark days than it Ims spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs had in several years. We invite you | George Bussell. lo the services Our hope is in God ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ! Dick Moulton of. Muskegon called and the church. on Gerhardt Kunde Saturday' aftBARBLR'S CORNERS I ernoon. Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and I Roy Nagler is working a* a gasoj line attendant at'the Yoder station Mra Max Bump were: Mr. and । A daughter. Naomi Heer., war Mrs Frank Prentice. Mr. und Mrs. S G. Cooley. Mrs. Una Becker, i bom to Mr and Mra Warren KidMrs. Stella Hilling. Mrs Flojcnce j der. Jr . Tuesday night. , Mrs. Merrill Karchar and mother. Ruling of Hastings. Orville Cooley of Clare and Mr. and Mr*. Hay Mrs. Watt Thomas of Bowne. were Severn ot Middleville Grand Rapids visftors Friday Mr und Mra. Itov Huver of Lan I .x.uponrt unul Wrtn^., J"n' ia>Mn BufhkrwTw "" | C.IUn Burhkr «l ,.00.___ I, Mir. nd "cxxls and I family wery Sunday dinner gu«sU of Mr. and Mrs Walter Kunde ot Pierson. They spent the evening with Ous Kunde of Howard City". Mr. and Mr* Harold Rosenberger and Marvin were gueats of Mr. and Mrs A. B. Rosenberger ot Grand Rapids, Sunday. Col. ol o™a lupuu „„ wwkwld wl.h Wr pu. enta, Mr and Mrs. L. G. Cole. Tl)«. EveJyn ond Mlnulf sfotthews of Grand. Rapids called on Mra Etta Bump on Sunday ------- -a-o >................. Ba s regular on the home front! Make regular pay-roll purchases of U. B. Defense Savings Bonds and *** ORDER FOR PUBLICATION retopleJ :irder rou rUl.LICATHCi ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ,. Ir.iH. bil.le'1 14 Prol.ste iMtiee. lw NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Prolute Court > NOTICE TO CBBDITORS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 19. 1M1 [ annual tax sale ANNUAL TAX SALE CARLTON TOWMlUir "SCHEDULE A" mW ’kit ’JtE cr»5r rriLl.r ------------ -------------- ITXT JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP PRAIRIEVILLE TOWNSHIP YANKEB 8PBIB0I TOWMBHIP I VILLAOB OF PBBBPOBT TAXtS Of 1919 AND PftlO* YUM weather and wiU not meet until April 20 Thia gives Ba «n opportunity to have the Lovins eup for a month long In b.h«W AUYB1A TOWNSHIP our church. Our 0. E. wlui next Sunday night with Eotte I NEtrlk also plan to have ano palgn for collecting old Easter. Further announcement put CABTLUTOH TOWNSHIP wry grateful for vour contrlbuttNM Mr and Mra. Ralph MeCWtarf and baby of Gull lake wen Sunday evening caller* of Mr. and Mn. Al­ bert McClelland. wmiM at Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis and Nancy of Battle Crock were Sunday dinner gUMtt of Mr. ,.1.iAn<1 Mni Cameron McIntyre and -2family at Quimby The occasion SS.14I9HU in honot of lhe birthdays nf 4.39 Archie McIntyre and Howard David. HUT1.AM1 X »n biff. '.McIntyre, for it ti the fin: Ume VILLAGE OF MIDDLEVILLE Mrs. Glen Pufpaff was taken to Ann Arbor again last week ahd .underwent surgery on Friday We ••••'■ have had no late rennet rm her 1939 ol EK nwh. is in । for the best. She has surely had [’■“!!' more than her share. " Mr. and Mrs. Will HJde and Mr. iand Mrs. Charles Day attended a pot luck dinner at the home of ’Mr. and Mra. Claud Hoffman of Dunham Din. on Sunday. Il eras the 82lh birthday of Mrt. Frank .Hyde 6 0-J 1930 Fimin* Broca HASTINGS TOWNSHIP ud in ni.ui ,.n HWH nltk IVh SW<* NEU 38 Ek HWU NF. 13.04 Battle Creek were Sundav evening guests of Mr and Mrs. Will Hyde. 3J 16 Dr. and Mrs Clayton WUlitta of Saranac were Sunday dinner gumta of Rev and Mn. J. J. WUlitta In si 9i the afternoon thev called on Arrhig Vickery Laktaldt Park W'4 NWU »W Walnut Bldfa HOPE TOWNSHIP W un Un MAPLE GROVE TOWNSHIP EM SWIi 1939 4!.3<ii*nd Mr. and-Mn. Paul Kesler and ««th iii fr»t daughter*. Mra. Willttts has. reinsa :1’*" ceived word from a grandson Pvti ; Raymond WiiUtu. lhat he Is now In Cuba. Mrs. J L. Higdon has been quite till, for the past ten days, but it *oaia 1039 __ I better now. though she Lt still In J"” ... -,’bed Callers through lhe week Won ,'fwrtl” CratHwd >M IM Robert Crnckford of Woodland and Mrs John Hynes of Lansing. Mr. and Mn. Charles Higdon of Watts­ ville. and Alfred Higdon and tw» i ii.ni Nli heu hf.u 1939 13 it HW < SEk SE'i. W -if R. R .-HOF..All 1.1. TOWNS | I' n Hrcliun BALTIMORE TOWNSHIP NWU IV39 STATE OF MICHIGAN or.Aio.r.vn.i i. town.,iiii- tor Brumm stayed from Bu night until Tuesday and Mn. 1930 [r I Eli HEfrlU | Win REfrlU 1930 I fine ' ' E's hWIrlU TutKrtay night to stay lhe Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hendershott of Hasting* were Sunday dlntttF tN THE CIRCUIT COVRT FOR THE COI'NTV OF RAItlf IN CHANCERY Robert. Barbara and Ruth Qsmk of Bellevue were Sunday aftemooR callers al thc Burr Fossett home. Pvt. Kenneth Pufpaff of FbrC caller of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Giflt MLm Clara Gillett and John K IIvain were Sunday dinner guaita Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCleila in Battle Creek. Mr. and Mn. Huron Healy W * Sunday dinner guests of Mn. OR B Day and Vivian. Mrs. Welby Crockford of Woe I- ButHr Addition C.ilric A.IJHUu KI rim Addition to Eddya Baach to beclnnlrn ■ . . .. .. . E 7 rUin., n Mr and Mrs J. L. Higdon. I Mr and Mra. Vern Marshall a tt Parana daughters and Mr. and Mr*. C * SAV eorar caller* of Mr. and Mr*. George 0 k letl. We congratulate our neigh bort ur school the Branch on winning ti A prize at the amateur night at Naa iville Friday night. IKVIWO TOWNSHIP SOUTHWEST WOODEAND Mr. and Mra. David Christian ot Detroit are spending their vK itlon at the farm. Thursday evenl >g they were supper guests of Mr. a id Mra. Walter Hershberger. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Towns ral rf on CluLi Fariee and family Thu. k ” day, evening. 1939 B. J. Grint's 2nd Addition G 1939 Hsrdondoiff Addition YANKEE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP A W. Phillipa Addition . K«r.fl«ld Addition l.ut 5 Block il BABBY TOWNSHIP Ktulltld'a 2nd Addition aufrielanl Um NV. 'i NEU 0. A. PklUlpa Addition 11139 VILLAGE Of WOODLAND ! evening supper guests of Mr. afid Mra Ora Lehman. The U. B. Missionary Society will 1930 '«7ci «>n Edward were Sunday dinner ..... or. If.. nl... tor ■_ NEU NWU 1930 er before taking up new duties । the Isthmus of Panama. 1 Pvt. Gerald Mahler and CSrl Daultl SUlktr't Addition tlljunay in NrslllSTni 10.10 366.94 BWIy « 18 10 SE'A SE'i 3'1 link., N 4 »W!i BWV, 1930 31.31 1910 101.41 BoMivtsot OUtlow't Addition No. 1 1930 , 18 00 ’Si I»W« SEW S" hl-’. VILLAGE OT FREEPORT Detfoll were calers then in tipc alternoon. . Mrs. Amanda Lucas passed awky al the home of her granddaughter. 1939 - sei । Mrs. Edward Thompson In Bunflttd Porroti'i Addition• • .Thursday afternoon. She had been 1 Ill with noxmmnla Irrat u frw Aevn 1936 I were held al lhe Winj funeral porHOPE CENTER lore Sunday afternoon al 3:30. Rtv. Sorry to hear of the death of Ed' Harley Townsend officiated Wfth Acker In Augusta last week. we W: burial In Woodland Memorial Park extend our sympathy to the bereav- i : The Kilpalriek W. M. A. WiU iM«l cd ones. Dan and Clarence Payne attend-iiwith M1h Lena Warren this watte Thursday. ed Hte funeral of Ed Acker In Au­ ' pvt. Forresl Hyniw of Port Cutler gusta last Friday. Mr and Mra. Maurice Ashby ot 'wra sin HetHebower.^ ^1 and Mr* Floyd MahUr Victor nSh<v’ 1 D«‘rell *<*nl u,e weekend here Victor Hotfman and family from, oenild to Kalamaaoo Bul r™*.i uX'" ” □ »ta» Orova bugtaliiug. w"un*n. “a I'**""________ Sterling Modrack and wife who sons of coala drove were. have been in Battle Creek for * week returned to their bone Sun­ day. ’ Birdcna LytUe from Eaton Co.. ___ visited her mother. Mn.. F. MeDet-I Wc'ro mou Sunday. Defense �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MARCH 19. 1M2 EIGHT Elmer LaHommedleu. who has Mr. and Mra 1 CLOVERDALE survived by two sons. Maurice and Telephone office. Myron, both of Dehor.: two grand- Douglas Galndcr expect to move, Mr. and Mn. Eart Gates spent been ill for some time, was taken chlldrtn; two atetera. Mra L. D. there April 1st. last Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Wal­ back to the hoepltal Friday. Mn. LaHommedleu and Billy are ill with Post Master C. 8 Rennet* reports Woodman. Cloverdale; Mr*. James ter Gates nt Parchment Collison. Kalamazoo: and onp lhe February sale of bond* and de-1 Thte community was greatly sad­ the mump*. Mn. Esther Johncock and Mn. Mrs. Douglas Florin and two chil­ brother. Ernest Johncock of Clo­ feme stomp* through the Hickory dened to hear ot the sudden death verdale. Funeral service* were held Comer* post office exceeded the of wm. Watson Saturday afternoon. Glenna Weber entertained a group dren are visiting tn Detroit. The Borroughs We offer our most sincere sympathy of friend* In honor of Mr. and Mn. • J. L. Daniels is now manager of at 2 P. M. Tuesday at the Henton January sale* Teddy Hayward. They were [re­ the gas station Just south of the funeral home with Rev. C. E Davis school. Margret Greer, teacher, and to this family tn their great loss ot Delton officiating. Burial was the Kellogg Agricultural school, o. MethodUt church. The Illness of our correspondent sented with many nice gifts. made in lhe cemetery al Prairie­ Q. Harrington. Supt. buy Defense test week was the reason there were We have had a bird table for our Having sold my form on account of ill health I will sell at Public Auction at the Mr and Mrs. Willard Hall and ville. stomps though the local P O.. the winter birds for several yean bul no items. two children ot Almena visited her Mr. and Mn. Ed Clark 04 Battle form located I mile north 1 mile west of Woodland on parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O Creek were Sunday dinner gueat* Kellogg Ki»ol averaging 825 per । Mr. and Mn. Joseph Williams think they appreciated It about a* week. much this last week as they ever I and family of Ft. Wayne spent last Hughes Sunday. of Mr and Mn. George Sprague. Revival meetings started al Beth­ weekend with Mr. and Mn. LeRoy did. Cardinals by the doren and . The Barry township republicans Mr and Mn. Robert Fuhrman many other1 kinds were busy from held their caucus Saturday and and baby of Battle Creek spent el Chapel Sunday morning. March Psnnete. nominated the following: Supr, Saturday with hl* parent*. Mr. and 8th. A young minister from Battle Mra Arthur Johncox and Mn. daylight until nearly dark. The many friends ot both William Creek has charge of the services More Backus; clerk, alter Boylen. Mn. D, Fuhrman. Archie McNutt are on the sick list. Sympathy te extended to Mn trrns. Mrs Leon Humming; Jus­ Eel Pennete who has been ill the Johncock and William Watson were Merle Sprague of Detroit spent tice of Peace. Charles Hammond; from Friday until Wednesday with Ethel Pennock of Hastings who was last week te Improved at thte writ­ very sorry lo hear of their serious Commencing at 1”o'clock Eastern War Time, I will offer the following: Justice of Peace to fill vacancy. his parents. Mr. and Ma George seriously injured recently when she ing. Mr. and Mn. Harold Ward Hines* and death the latter part of fell from the first floor to the base­ and two children are moving this the week. The families have the Clyde Clark: Board ot Review. Will Sprague. Leinaar; Constable*. Earl Butler. Mr. and Mrs Ebeling Bouna and ment at the home of relatives. Mr. week on thc Pennete form und lhe sympathy of all. Clarence Donovan. Mason Newton their father. Cleo Pennock of and Mn. Tfcxter. Pennete will move back In their and Donald McQuarrle; township Kn lama zoo called on the latter's Friends of Mn. Edith Town were home on the comer. NORTH HOPE rommiitce. Alfred Qkinder. Mrs. brother. Laon Pennock and fanhly. pleased to hear of her marriage re­ 1 Mr. and Mn. Bert Chilson. Mn Double shovel plow Single shovel plow Black pair of geldings, wgt. 3150 Ibi. We extend our sympathy to lhe Leon Dunning. Charles Kahler. and also his brother-in-law and cently to Glen Cornish of Ktflama- Ch*ties Kingsbury. Mr. and Mn relatives and family of Wllliyn ' 2 pair one horse bobs Perry E. Murphy. Bfl. passed away 'liter. Mr. and Mrs John Adams. zoo. I Oscar Chamberlain. Geo Kahler. Johncox who passed away Saturday Tip Top form wagon and flat rack f at his home here Wednesday morn­ Sunday afternoon. They also called Charlie Robinson has sold hte 130 Mn. Arthur Johncox. Mae Oeib and night at hte son's home in Delton. ing after a long Illness. He had been on Addison Pennock In the Jarsl- acre farm northeast ot Hickory Cur- Unrna Hubetz McCallum of Port Custer Dickerson attended the Holstein cow, 5 yn. old, ^»red Dec. 11 2 sets work harnesses a resident of this village’ for the fer Convalescent Home tn Hastings ners to Harold Smith who owns two funeral Friday of Ed Acker at Au­ spent Sunday with hte parents. Mr past 1? years and had been in the Pvt. Gamer Pennock called on hte 1 farms adjoining lhe Robinson farm gusta. Durham cow, 5 yrt. old. bred Jon. 2 Set single harness _ Grindstone and Mra. Donald McCallum. meat business for several year*. grandfather. Addison Pennock. Sun- । Mr. Robinson dtepoaed of hte per­ With great feeling of regret over We are sorry to report that Mr Large and small iron kettles ”c is survived bv one daughter. Mrs. day evening sonal property al auction. the death of Wm. R. Johncox. we Lallomcdcau was taken back to lhe Set platform scales, 1000 lbs. Ethel Cripe of Elkhart Ind. also a Mr. and Mrs. Bwyn Hayward and , It te reported that the Kellogg offer our most sincere sympathy to hospital Saturday morning, but 3 10-gol. milk cans sister Mrs Julia Weller who re­ three children spent Sunday with I Flower, farm of 210 acres near the 150 bu. 60 day oatx all the bereaved one*. hope for a speedy recovery sided with him for many yeans. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott' Kellogg Agricultural school ha* been) 5-gal. milk can Sunday caller* of Mr. Ahd Mra. Mra. James Baker spent Thursday 150 bu. com 25 bu. Roicn rye Funeral services were held at 2 Lydy near Welcome Comers McCormick Deering gasoline engine. sold to Mr Peck of near Hastings Wilbur Gibson's were: Mr. and Mra. and Friday with relatives at Kala­ 50 bu. Sparton barley* P M. Friday nt the Henton funeral Mrs Blanche Richards visited her j Rev. and Mra. Edward Swaddling Corneal Cappon of Stewart Comers mazoo 1 Vi h. p. 12 ft. shaft and pulley home here. Rev Fred Hom of sister. Mrs. Calvin Powell, in Has­ 2 bu. recleaned timothy teed of Gregory arc moving back to their Mr. and Mra Cedi Oeppon and two Pump jack 35 steel fence posts Cloverdale officiating 9 bu. June cloveriecd. reckoned tings Sunday. Safe arrival of seven American farm here in a few week* and Mr daughters of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Pvt Gamer Pennock of Illinois 35 cedar posts 20 rd. wire fence Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Pennete of Red Cross workers to serve with Quantity of timothy hay spent from Saturday until Mondty r'rverdsle were dinner guests of ■ and Mra. Douglas Galnder and I.ee Bresson. Mr. and Mra. Charles 80 rd. barbed wire 60 lbs. wire staples the armed force* In Australia, with daughter will move U> the first floor Fox of Kn lamazoo Quantity of alfalfa hay «|th hl* parents. Mr. and Mr* Leon Mrs. Hattie Whittemore Sunday. Log chains Hay sling Hay rope headquarters at Sydney, has been apartment in the A. P. Laurence 40 bu. late Petoskey teed pototoei Pennock, and sister. Naomi. Gar­ Mis* Rosemary Williams spent announced. 2 hay forks Fence stretchers MILO _ ner will graduate the Inst of this Snturday night and Sunday with building. 35 bu. good eating potatoei Well, we are out of the snow and Mra. Chancy Miller who was seri­ 4 horse collars, 18 to 22 in. Mr. and Mr*. John Ritter in Ka- . ously ill for several weeks, has re- believe tne that was some storm Mr and Mrs Clayton Stough left lamazoo. 2 tackle blocks Set boat runners covered and te now doing her own Il ta the first time since we have Monday morning for their new home Pvt Gamer Pennock and his sis- 1 Iron maul* Grain bags lived on the farm televen years) at Elk Rapid*. ter. Naomi Pennock, called on Mr. work. New Ideal manure ipreader Quantity of good seasoned lumber Mra. Vida Smith te being cared for that we couldn't get Into lhe cow Robert Barnes. Jr. spent the week­ and Mrs. Bert Patton Sunday. Forks, shovels, hoes Dayton hoyloader, drop top bam. The snow was plied to the end wilh William Steinberger at Mr. and Mn. Max Reynolds en­ in a nursing home at Kalamazoo. top of the door Mr. Bradfield Gull lake. » Whiffletrecs. neckyokes McCormick Deering mower, 5 ft. cut tertained the following guests Sat­ hauled two days' supply of milk to Robert Barnes. I*on Leonard and urday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn SOUTH SHULTZ 2 galvanized tanks McCormick zide delivery rake, tedder J. I. Daniels nnd the Boy Scouts at­ Williams. Gull lake: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. aAd Mrs Lester Bonneville M-43 wilh the horse* and wagon on Pair cutter runners . attachment Dump rake tended the Ben EnM lecture in Kala­ , Vernon Morford. Hickory Comers: spent Thursday with relatives In Tuesday for H. Van Strtain, Henry Cider barrel 3 tin barrels 2 land rollen mazoo Friday evening. Germaine. Pete Dyketna and his Mr and Mrs Roger Williams. Mr. Battle Creek. Many other articles too numerous to Oliver walking cultivator The Senior class Ls rehearsing for nnd Mrs. Elwyn Hayward and Mt. own making a full wagon load. Clarence Baechler who has been It* play. "Bolt* and Nuts” which » U! and Mrs Ivan Smith, local. mention Mra Bnlly Wilcox and W. A. Ajax cultivator Oliver plow. No. 99 afflicted wilh rheumatism nearly all be presented Friday evening. Mar. Spaulding were Hastings shopper! These tools are all in extra good con ­ Miss Kathryn Horton of Parch ­ 60 tooth spike drag 27 in the Delton school house at 8:30. ment spent the weekend with her winter te better and ta again a clerk Friday. dition 17 spring tooth drag The following nre in the cast: Joanne parent*. Mr and Mr*. J. C. Horton. in the Montgomery Ward store. Mra. Rush Saunders was in Has­ Visitors at Mr. and Mra. Lester tings Saturday on business. Daniels. Doreen Matteson. Robert The Mllo-Crrosey Home Literary Barnes. Allen Pierce. Dan Payne. -hih held II* Inst meeting at the SonnevlUe's Sunday were Mr and Judge and Mra Stuart clement. Joyce Lammers. Jack Johnson. Will­ home of Mis* Nina Ferner and elect­ Mrs Jim May and Jimmie of Battle Mr and Mra. Ernest Kenjton. Mr. TERMS OF SALE: CASH day ot sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. iam Kroes. Corabell Couch. William ed officers as follows: pres.. Mr*. Creek. Mr. and Mra. Donald Man­ and Mr*. Gerlinger. Mr. and Mra Paul. Leonard Kroes. Ernestine Tay­ Rose Albertson; vice pre*.. Mrs. ning and baby Sharon and-Mr. and Burl Will*. Mra. D**vey Reed and lor. Eldon Houghteling I* the stage Vera Lawrence; sec. Mrs J. C. Hor­ Mra. Dale Larabee of Hastings. Charles Wilkes all of Hastings came manager; Robert Dunnavan is di­ ton; tress. Mrs Hubert Pcttengtil; j Bobbie O'Connor has been absent Saturday evening to surprise Mra. rector. custodian. Mrs Hope Chittenden; from school the past week with lhe Laurel Garrison on her birthday. William Johncock. C2. passed away pianist. Mrs Vera Lawrence; libra- , chicken pox. A very enjoyable evening was spent. at tlie home of his son. Maurice, in rian. Mrs B E Parwell; press .comMr. and Mra. Gordon Kenyon of Mr. and Mra. A. R. Cox and Delton early Sunday morning Thc mlttee. Mrs Leon Leonard; dele­ Hastings and Pfc. Ralph Demott of son of Richard and Mary Belle John­ gate to county Federation of Wom­ Pt. Leonard Wood. Mo., were dinner daughter of Goodrich. Mich., have RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk HARRY O. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer cock. he was bom in Orangeville en's clubs. Mrs. Mary M. Flower; guests of Mr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon moved into the tenant house on the Sooy farm and will work with John township Mar. fl, 1880. His wife. delegate lo State Federation. Mrs. Sunday. Beck. Blanche, died 10 years ago. He is IC. M. McCrary. Lois Hom of Alpena spent lhe Mr. and Mra. Laurence Tobias and flrat of last week with her grand­ children have moved into the tenant HICKORY CORNERS parents. Rev. and Mr* Fred Hom. house on the Earl Towne farm. We Last Week's Leiter. Mrs. Mina Kenyon has a large wish to welcome all these new MLsa Betty Bugbee accompanied Christmas cactus with nearly one neighbors to our community. Kalamazoo friends to Fort Wayne hundred buds and blossom on It and WEST HOPE ’ * " Ind. last Saturday. It blossomed at Christmas time Cappy Baechler spent Friday in Several from thte neighborhood Mrs. Minnie Bradley came Tues­ attended a farewell party al the day to spend some lime with her Hastings brotlier and sister. Frank and Clara Bert cook, who has spent some Grange hail for Hubert McCallum time in Kalamazoo visited Mr. and and Forrest Johnson before they left Messenger . The Leo Orifftth family have Mra. Frank Hom the last of the for camp. moved on lhe CadwaUader farm re­ week. Major Gordon McCallum of cently vacated by Wesley Nrwtoa. I ' Washington. D. C.. spent thi week­ Rev JL W Bugbee te redecorating' Cheer the boys in uniform. Buy end with hte parents. Mr. and Mra On account of inability to keep help. I am forced to discontinue the Dairy business and will offer my high pro­ Everette McCallum. the building formerly used u the U. S. Defense Bonds. ducing pure herd and grade Brown Swiss, grade Guernseys and grade Holsteins at Public Auction at my farm 0*1 4 2 BELTON , AUCTION SALE Wednesday, Mar. 25, 1942 TOOLS HORSES cows HAY & GRAIN TOOLS LEGAL NOTICES CALVIN FURLONG, Prop PUBLIC SALE home, 2 mi. oh M-37 West of Middleville and 1 mi. South or 7 mi. East of Wayland. LEOAL MOTICE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,1942 Commencing at 1:00 p. m., EWT, thc following described property: CATTLE COWS Half Jersey, Brown Swiss. 3 years old, bred Oct. 20 Purebred Brown Swiss; 5 years old. bred Oct. Grade Brown Swiss. 6 years old, bred Jan. 18 Purebred Brown Swiss. 4 years old, fresh, bred Feb. 28 Purebred Brown Swiss, 12 yean old. bred Oct. 7 Purebred Brown Swiss, 8 yean old. bred Oct. 3) Purebred Brown Swiss, 4 years old. bred Jan. 19 Purebred Brown Swiss. 5 years old, bred Jan. 2 Purebred Brown Swiss. 3 yean old, bred July Purebred Brown Swiss, 3 years old, bred Oct. IS Black Holstein, 4 years old, bred Oct. 16 Purebred Brown Swiss, 5 years old, fresh Brindle cow, 4 years old, bred Oct. 4 Roan Durham, ago 3, fresh, calf by side Roan Durham, 3 years old, dry, bred November • Beef Cow) 1 Grade Holstein, 3 yean old, bred Jon. 19 1 Grade Holstein, 3 years old. bred Oct. 13 1 Durham-Jersey. 3 yean old. bred Oct. 25 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HEIFERS 1 Purebred Brown Swiss, 24 months old. bred October 1 Purebred Brown Swiss. 20 mos. old. bred October 1 Purebred Brown Swiss, 19 mos, old. bred October 1 Purebred Brown Swiss, 22 mos. old. bred October 1 Purebred Brown Swiss, 13 mos. old 1 Large Holstein Heifer, 26 mos. old. bred Oct. 1 Holstein, 18 mos., bred Dec. 18 1 Guernsey, 24 mos. old, bred Oct. Roan Durham Yearling Heifer Having sold my farm I will sell at Public Auction at the farm located Vi mile south of Coats Grove on old Royce Baine farm": or 6 miles northeast of Hastings S II E E 1* HOGS 42 Head Purebred Brown Swiss and Grades. These cat­ tle are all smooth-haired and carrying good flesh AUCTION SALE! CALVES Purebred Brown Swiss Heifer, 6 mos. old Purebred Brown Swiss Heifer, 4 mos. old Purebred Brown Swiss Heifer, 3 mos. old Purebred Brown Swiss Heifer. 6 weeks old Block Heifer. 7 mos. old Black Brown Swiss and Holstein, 5 mos. old BULLS Brown Swiss. Leo of Lakavon, No. 48986, 2 year old registered bull—papen furnished with this 2 Purebred Brown Swiss, 10 and 12 months old 1 Purebred Brown Swiss, 6 weeks old 1 Roon bull. 6 mos. old * ' 1 Holstein Bull, 6’/j mos. old HOGS 2 Chester White Sows, bred Dec. 10 4 Young Red Sows, bred Jon. 5 HAY 3 Tons of Clover and Alfalfa Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp'E. W. T„ the following articles: CATTLE 11 HEAD FULL BLOOD GUERNSEYS T. B. and Bang* Tested Cow. 1 yr*, old. riving milk, bred Nov. 5 Cow. 3 yr*, aid. giving milk, bred Feb. 3 Cow. 3 yrs. old. riving milk, bred Dec. 31 Cow, 2 yn. old. fresh, bred Feb. 23 Cow. 2 yr*, old, fresh, bred Mar. 13. Cow, 2 yr*, old. to freshen soon Guernsey ball. IS mo*. old. good on* Guernsey bull. 8 mo*, old, from registered stock 2 heifers. 6 and 7 mo*, old Heifer calf, 2 mo*, old. on milk HORSES Pair of sorrel gelding*. 4 and 5 yr*, old. wgt. 1600 lb*. Black Ferrheron mare, 11 yr*, old. wgt. 1508 HARNESS Good set erotch breeching hameo* One single aet, collar* to match CHICKENS 20 White Rock pullet* Quantity of Alfalfa WESTERN COW PONY 8 Years old — Well Neck Reined SHETLAND PONY Guaranteed Safe for Children and Harness, 1 Pony Cart, 1 Pony Sleigh HAY 10 ton alfalfa, first and second cutting 6 ton elover hay Load or two of bean pods Some third cutting alfalfa GRAIN About About About 10 bu. About 400 bu. good yellow com 350 bu. good Wolverine seed oata M bu. rye hand picked seed bean* (Robust) S ba seed com TOOLS Nearly new McConnlek-Deertng eream separ­ ator, motor attached 5 farm wagon* Nothing to be removed until settled tor. Everything to be settled tor at dale of sale. A Mr.'lle Wltsoa'; Kslk< Cksrie* Wallsc*; E<l«sr A. ut Ahes nabbor*; SATURDAY, MARCH 21,1942 SHEEP 30 Ewes, bred to lamb April 20 LOYAL YOL'XO CITUENR; . Holl Flors Bregso; Frssi •itk; Esrl Uslsht; Handy wagon. 8 tn. tire Bcardssll wagon. 4 In. tire New rubber tired wagon, tire* 1600-18 Good flat rack. I x 12 Alli*-Chalmers R. C. 88 tractor on rubber, two plow, used less than 100 acres Cockahot tractor plow 2-12 or 2-14 McCormick Deering Big 6 mowing machine. S'* fl. cut 3-fL tandem disc, tractor hitch, new 4 aec. spring harrow, new ■* 10-fL spike harrow, new 10-fL spike harrow, used 10-fL Dullani coltipacker, vyHh truck MeCondick 2-hor*e riding cultivator John Deere 2-horse walking cultivator Single 7-looth cultivator 8 ft. weeder, good condition Haye*-Dayton side delivery rake 10-fL dump rake Massey-Harris hay loader, drop head, nearly new Miller bean puller Thoma* drill. 11 hoe*, good condition Superior 2-row horse com ptantor 99 Oliver walking plow John Deere 14 In. bottom riding plow Deering grain binder. 6 fL with horse or trac­ tor hitch, good canvasses • New Idea manure spreader, good condition Set of hay slings, 2 harpoon forks, ISA fL new V.: Tl»»h AX» HETTDitl IIEARINH FOR CI.A1MH AND FDR DID EC TIOXH TO hECLAHINH RUCH AHKI'IXAItLIC TO THE itn«< Vs ^C.R. “ BLACK. "ISIS Poblk Admloliiralnr. slltaln* il>n iks IudlvhlosU a Lora namt-t srs niHAPi PEAREP OR MIMIXO PERMXR for a -nuos HMIloa— r. 'LKrS.":.”1.?. Ilog crate Set dump board* l.ong sled 19 good oagon longues sowed Some new fence post* • HOGS 7 ahoats, around 288 lb*. Brood sow, due Mar. 21. wgt 3M lb*. MISCELLANEOUS 2 24)-g*J. jar* 10-gal. jar Several smaller jar* Fence tools Forks, shovels, and other article* too numer­ ous lo mention IT IR FURTHER ORPERP.I> ik.| isi. CLARENCE FRENCH, Owner N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer ARTHUR JOHNSON, Cashier Warland Stole Bank. Clerk TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of tala, nothing to bo removed until settled for NELSON CASE, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAT, Clerk � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-03-26.pdf a911aaf51888f21fa9320aa14e15ad2a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIXTH YEAR 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 26. 1^42 TOWNSHIPS MAKE I MRS. CLEMENT SMITH WIDELY NOMINATIONS I A LETTER TO INFLUENCED LIFE IN HASTINGS THE . Tcn Unit* Hove But One gof Condidatcs Named SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 ;kCNKQEJESTALLLF?TRED R CROSS CHAPTER I Excellent . .Being . TO EQUIP DAY ROOM Progrom She Wo| the Organizer of the Women') Club. Chautauqua'; rrwf me vrjanucr or me women ■ ^iuo, vnaurauqua Cud., .X. L«ty,. c«™. Work., in Me.kodi., Ch««h r°r *T FORT CIRTFD AUTO LEAPS CURB CRASHES STORE Fortunately No One Injured Plate Gloss Shattered NUM> CONSIDERING Nt SALVAGE CAMPi Plans for lhe fourth annual Dairy-!**' ■ I \>UJI LIL Especial Need foe Scrap What might have proven.to be a serious accident occurred on Stale 11" ’ street Saturday night and fortun­ Leslie Hawthorne Heads | to County Agent Foster. Ticket Plans for the next "Salvage for BY M. L. COOK ately resulted in no one being in­ : sale* have been up to expectation1 Committee Named For the jured although several had "the Victory" drive are being considered I think I am well within bounds from Steuben county. New York, and it to felt nil 275 seats available and a meeting will be held in th* Collection of Funds in Co. , In staling thut. In the more thin Mrs. Smith retained all her life a .will be taken when the event opens, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Cunningham (By Mr. and My(. Olendon F. iioo years of Hastings' history, no, deep interest in Woodland and its'at 7 00 P. M in the Odd Fellow । ■BiursAay evening a meeting of shn reside on route 1. Lake Odessa.; it was the Idea of the committed । other woman ever had u larg(4 in- people. 1 hull on Wednesday evening. April 1. Bwurtfiouti. !■ the officers and dirretorx of ’ the hud bet-n chopping here and were' ...---JK7" . . fluence for good, nor evidenced sol France* Wheeler completed her The Dowling faidies Aid ure sen- Hany County Red .— Crav. . .; chapter! getting geiung ready reuoy to 10 return home. notnt. Mr Mr.li lhal during spring tiousecleaning iwnttrrmtxinrd n ship at anchor r Kreat a capacity to put across he)p: studies tn the Woodland ' village ing the banquet dinner. Kim Stglei; was held at the city clerk s office' C'liullnglum stopped in front of the! time would be an exceuent time for I take the liberty of interrupting. ful organization* and movemenu school when she wu* but fifteen: to acting In the capacity of toast- ,., -j Cut lt4U conrcuon in Rau-. snOe Shoe atore Store lo to talM talk w to aa «ne ’he next next'collection in urn this niy. city, aa aa the regular sequence of these letdyTthTwlUh* IT h."" ,“"d *n‘7luc*‘ "JF*conMidMa,Km °« “IK report and n> hu ffU । housewives would then to- cteaning Republican — SupervBorr'^Clore . . , ii .in r >.«.-,»„«? «««.« senuon. ! . Wheeler Smith. She did thl* wlth-.»he taught m In district schools, able program. The features w'lll be clc. i lntn the car rwrkeii m fmnr nrlaltic* closet* basemento and other a very nM her gtS » M. Holder; clerk. Walter Fl Stanton;,ter* ler* to ,o Hastings Hasllntp for for a very important important OU| ln in any any dpgrre degree rtla)U relaxing her deep, deep, "boarding "boarding around around"” .* as was was the the cuscus- -Jim" Hayes, well known datn hu-< The Rev Don M Gury. who rep- I ^bXi' 2nd Matted Sie r^tor! “^e ptoc^ a^d wo^ld trrusurer. Albert E. Jones; Justice.; reason. ** ----- ---------------------------—• -----------*-----•-------------------■ tom -• In those days. ■ — ■ • It justifies un Interruption., Intere.-t---In — and care- for her home; She enjoyed the1 morist of Michigan State College.. ««nt* the local chapter on lhe For.; > “ ’ • ‘»“»«« hkvetheir waste materials collected While she never had; experience, despite many hardship the Rhythm Cowboys of radio Camp and Hoapital Hrrvtee ' txS It' Elmer Wiles; highway coinmisston-1 The war ha* come home to Wi; -»d family heater The The motm^ motornrresponded at | «*arore Discarded rooi^ tools, oroxen broken or or oo ob‘hr heater espon<ted at. er. Otto Dahm: board of review. Al­ it ha* become hard and rewl over- ,hp «!»"»<•«* of a college educa- incident to ichool teaching In those tum WKZO. Kutomazoo. and lhe ^uacil- «aVc bert G. Fruln: constables, Lest#r In more ways thun one. * .. * *yooaia,lu he recentlv attended Heaped the curb and in* less time kettles, garden implement* and old s, j-.XT-xrt Berry. Harold Jones. Herman Bab­ i night Tlir other nlBht our shin lav at ' lud cd harder or gave more time joys, also many testing friendship* County dairymen and others in-:ne attended. chain* item* generally found In cock. Gaylord Holmes. No Demo­ crat ticket named In Assyria. BALTIMORE TWP — 'stationed there. Originally it was1 Five -soinen standing in the en- Father John V. Dillon, local chairShe would not accept the cure their ticket*. planned that the United Stalys gov-. trance to the store and another Just: ,nan of the "Salvage .for Victory’* d^G^reu°Se. John'airomn: Sr XT’w^iml our roST -nd ‘ mLde‘Ihei?” v°A ind Jud Xh<“Sthem m he? RATIONING BOARD iernmeni. through the army, would' leaving the store, saw the car com-; committee of the Michigan Counboard of review. Roy Rice Only one dash upstair* Two ship* lying near hrl»jful j Bhe was broad-minded ™ ' • VTJI MU DUMrt l> 1 P^ ? trvreation for all able nix and got out of its way barely |6,1 ot Defense It *■" has *been to estimate bodied soldiers at the Fort, and the) in' time to e-cupe serious injury or ” “ 1 imjiossible “ " ticket wna.mimed a.* the Republican!! u* have been toriMilocd The *kyj. Mr* Smith wa* born April 3,' and wished to know what the uu- GRANTS RELEASES ........ j the total amount of iron and steel :Red Cross would furnish similar en- jx»s-ibly death. did not hnve u quorum pr<*ent at i to bright and flaming with parachute. >“«>. Woodland township, Barry thor thought, whether ahe agreed or' Both of the Urge plate glass wln-'»c™P_________________________ ‘hit might be made available tertainment for the disabled men. their caucus. I flun-> dropped from military undf county, the oldest of the three not. She was a born teacher H- r Three Cars Are Released But the whole war project has ex- dou ? were shattered by the Impact ln every community in Barry county, BARRY TWPha™’ aircraft. The excitement 1* ‘blighters of Milo T und Amunda alm wuls to have her pupils wvU in­ ponded so rapidly and Ls so exten- and contents of the window were Several score* of tons of such metal Eligibility . \ i terrific I H. Wheeler, her shier* being Mrs. । formed and capable of doing straight; may be lying “ around unuaed and . . Explained . she in its requirements, that the showered by glass. -------—' — J,Xu HeX ' Tile Nazi ha* liad the unutterable. Hflla Kntokeni and Mrs M. L. thinking She wa* a resourceful .... Barty County Rationing army couldn't keep up with the rec- ,i .ugnuy &uKhtly aamageu damaged wasted, when it might easily bo mMn L^n “dSIiSm' JulttettC bu” lo cnnK' r‘Bhl “',o ,,lc l,arbor. Cook. Her parent*, when they were tactful teacher. Her education of Boitrd dutl()g e past the whole luring th the past week week passed passed »™ttonal tentionul Vide Vide of of the whole enter-1 enter-1 ft jt was WBJl nearly nPnr]V 10 •- o'clock and the! collected and used again to help 1., Red Cross k„d B...hh tau,. elWdan. .Uh .h«r . .OmUhMd « p.,. 1. I, .ppU„lBn, p«,. prise. .P1r,Kt«So S",othe "’r.k^ r?T. has K been fill the ever-increasing demand. Steel is needed not only for tanks, I Mb. ££, SMler P"- X/S SV, J .. r511 m,<h' l“v' gun* and planes, but goes also Into 1 BICYCLES REPLACE iUw rooU *111 ln,pO!W' extr“ bvr' I MU5 Betly S4“ler W,u Klve” per* camp* and forts a* well tu at Fort r,‘*u“ ml’hl h*ve h”*1 ‘’u“*zdl««r- the hulls of new merchant ships, DIUIULCJ ncrLAUC drn upon lhe automobile driver, mission to purcliux- the late model custer. icnt tun. Mason Newton und Donuld Me-110 Bcl u*lly . . ! ” ’ J" ‘iond unusual caution mu»t lie ex- cur of Fred Clary, who to entering, when Rev. Gury visited the camp Mr' Cunningham carried Iniur- into freight cars and into new hous­ Quame. only one iuket in Barryan°A^n AUTOMOBILES erctoed. Il also becomes clear that | military service. Glenn O. Oriffeth hospital the last time there werc’nnt:*‘ wl'ich took care of the dam-; ing units and Industrial plant*. utions for township office™ the recent caucuses are glvvilli. In ten of the townslill^. but one ticket was named. Baltimorf- being the only towwhip, where « Republican caucus was not held. T»|e election is Monday. April 0. Following b. Hu? lut of candi­ dates: ’’ 1. 1 ASSYRIA TV?P.\^ - HASTINGS BANNER xx'."". xx ix’.xixs ' x;rx.? srx-x __ : sxxnixx « xix/x.” — - ”■ ..... m. ^,.4 new restrictions must be enforced ; of Middleville and Orval Max Pufdisabled men under the doc“nd nt'* <‘U~ *“ ln*taUrt Local Dealer* Sell Many upon the rider* and places pro- , paff were the others who may buy, tors'cure, and 14.000 men were reg-1 on Monday. tee urges that every person, who has ..... .rzs.. ou.m i their hulls ure badly torn It to CARL I ON 1WL; more or less a miracle, and no lives1 a collection 6t scrap metal. In whatvided for "parking" the wheel* io new car*. i'titered htered al ’ 1 —— Wheels of Late — - --------al the the Fort Fort office. office. Republican — Supervisor. Walter have been lost. eliminate the present crowded conThe Board also granted appUcnRecreation centers have been es-! Culbert; clerk. lowtence Farrell; The following night Port-of-Spain; Tlie rationing of automobile tires, ditlons on the sidewalks. tioiu for the purchase of 4 pus-rtabltohed within the grounds, but' treasurer. Jay Wing; board of re- ha* a real blackout. Tlie harbor to; with the promise that gasoline will । a charitable agencyBy either senger Urea and 3 passenger tubes, most of the places have no equip-: j method, the scrap material will bg view. Bert Frisby; Justice. Fred alive with patrol vessels scurryingraUon,.d ln the near future and TWO WOMEN HIT , uqd 20 truck or tractor tires and mrut as yet—many of them not relumed for use in our war indul> .T":?’,.‘H”1' tj"”' iMnrikm ptacM upon BY AUTOMOBILE ' 20 tubes. The applications granted even a chair on which to sit. a table • tries. . * ... —,.-3 Democrat—Supervisor. Jolin Us- or aircraft buzzes like a swami of . . Mrs. Frank'were: Grace J. Butler. 1 pa-wngeron which fo write letters or play Saturday evening U> __________________________ _ borne; clerk. John DeWeerd; treoa- bees. It to too late. Tlu- burn door automobiles, have turned the minds i Another item, about which not a Cooper and daughter. Caroline, tire and I tube; Chas. O. Farthing,'games of any sort. | great deal to heard is zinc. Every urer. Leo Barry; board of review, ts shut. But the horse 1* gone. of thousand* of Americans toward were crossing State St., from the] 1 lire and 1 tube; City of Hastings. Ten All A Students. There are 110 such "day rooms”.1 Cyrus Shroyer; highway eommto- | We-lliy in Port-of-Sfialn harbor another mean* of transportation.' A- A: P. store comer to the Na-'2 tires —and 1 tube: T. O. Coppock, ns they , ... - called,. nt Fort , : available pound of ilnc.U In demand are Custer Seniors in Lead : by the war plants of the United -loner. Ray Smith: Justice. William!1* ,ew more days. Every,precaution And a5 a rwU|t (he lowly bicycle tional they w...... were hl. hit -I2 l.aHhr tractor tiles and Barry and the Red CrtlAA Cross chanters chapters Of of tills this'’ ‘innnl bank h-ink comer, Ihrv and ->2 tubes; Rarrvand . taken. -------- Aircraft ---------------reconnaissance --------- ... „ » car cur driven urrven by u> rwucn nuvin.ivo. Rond nuna Comm.. vomm.. 2 a truck iruc* tires; ures.n.j —- are -• asked — - with —• — Savaeool. ls w.num coming back into tu former p-.uv place;iU} by a Robert Bllvtn.lCo. A. area to assist fur--1• Principal Edwin P. Taylor . has! States, ax a substanUal portto))®! the rinc med q^*ITL.E7TON TWP ' was ------- . — — --— — ----- —tires; < 1 ni.hins u.ik .itobles. i„ki..< was ceaseless. ceaseless. Alioard Aboard the the main main of popularity aged 20. of Hastings »•He. •fortun-|C. Gates, 2 *truck O. E. Good-j nithing the rooms . with announced the first six weeks lwn- ' . .r 110 U5 *d must be Imported and switch WBrm aprlng trust olriy. wa* Wlus un.um drlvlnB ->uwiy yowI>. Him and auys sayx year Hdwe. i1 ukKtruck me. tire; City ui of chairs, lamps, games and games; „ f , d semester in at the. present time, a shortage a llrnulkllran_ SiiiwrvIMw* f M<wkrti>' light . a"' 1';11 was •pulled „„ , ut eight ---....... a|n u,B days, that we -v — — : ukn/. jrm nuwv^ Mu-h y nioht Tiw wer.. —m — Barry n.,—, he did not ... ------------------------------------------------- tires ..--------a «2 .... — Itables, mirror curtains, ete .. .. ;■ 1 *“ several -------- 1 hundred thousand thousand (on ton Scott clerk Henrv Rcminuton ■ ’o'clock ’if 18’1’ T he fam. *, ert' "re. J1.... 1”1 “head «« °r ”s- wtll-sec see ..them in the heavy' I ’Hastings, 2 ------truck and tubes; ’ has been made h" " n^ded for next year, is evident. treasurer Nelson Brumm- Justice “ bccam “u'*1bl>' hot county u..., alive with bicycles. Local imuwsionn. snowstorm. The two women were, J. J. w. W. nrmorusicr. Armbruster. 34 truca truck sires tires unu and ' An arrangement ---------~’ 'lmp ...................... inc .wo women were. .................. -.................. . .students on> the All-A list, having BUppl}. of ^.c returning In Induatreasurer, ncimui uniinni. justice. and fctld. Every bit of have Jbeen -*•' ,n" -uten • ... ... ------■ > .... E'"T £i. ”' glass ■to",or or dealer* •»" —" -------““?* »l raw. W a phMcl.n and------1 inwk luWa: H.vn.r 2 .rack "> marunaa or W Th.v ar. Don. _ of 3.00. TheyzXrnX' are Doris ,xtry .? mU4l Ralph Wetherbee: iughuay commis-'poroeialn on, our customer* .... boa't hok. was ... cri**............. .........., .seeking r„ lb,„ lromra'u„ ca,.od 2 row. Mich. SUU-BUrh“» ■>««•>? ar- | markings ’, ,J Mehr. 111 “!, ” increased rapidly and t > t-x ... ul MmUr. Z.it trrnu>k. .. ... sinner. Marshall Belson; board of croascd wltb alrlpK of |)aiM.r that wheel* I. ' review. Menno Winger; overseer., there might be no splinter*. I at-, more than IW> three liundred hWklrcd new new lhr daughu.r hurt morp M.ur.re Kokh... 1 truck Ur, ,nd . .J”1' Thoma. Water.. Ralph DeVlne; coiutablea. Venn Me- tempted to shave in front of u bicycles have ha.e been ben sold mid here her in In the the ! s,., uu u ^mou. < « inn-ir truck --------------- ------- -------- —- -‘U'l 'S? !S"SfoISZ onk. 4.737^.7. ’P °ne —„ -------- iare other items such ns copper, tin, severely. She wax taken to the hos­ 1 ..IM- v.rn 1 °r mor’' o( “»«* ,oom'' ™ «*'' OTa °ftr.Un*er. Ortha HawbMz. Mary wl(. paper, corrugated bi " J Peek. Voyle Varpey. Shirley Slocum1 crtos-cro&sed mirror and my face past two weeks and someone luu-I pital for X-rays for neck injuries. truck Urel iSd s^Xs” Itenri; Ior such Lirnlture Is $275 00. . Ketchum and Richard klncU of Richard Swanson, Swanson,,1 aU aU klnds o{ ^p mculs metal*.. tony tom and Donald Mead, Only one ticket i turned out like a checkerboard. The urded the gue*a that there were Vi-t.-i. ....oW Ure ...... ... Hvnt 1 wlhT i AIU,r <O'^d«-«ble dlMrusslon and Juniors: Harriett Babcock rvk and anrt Vete^r *. oW mbber i ___ _ in Castleton this time. crews hud special, private lifeboat now nearly 700 bikes in Barry I ....," r ’ .J}; .i. Wa 55J ’ lmany inquiries concerning the setR«*seniors. icoate. garden hose. etc., ete. HASTINGS TWP.— I drills, The black pasaengers. and county. 7 |JUK> vai-u».u ! hoff 2 obsolete tires. Wayne Off-' ]p |hoM. I)rcseilt Thursday eve-i Sixty-three students placed on Hie' sh0Uj<j*be salvaged and rttttn Republican-Supervisor John Lin-. there to an infinite Infinite number of of. One merchant unpacked six |I Judge Archie _D. D. McDonald will will; unpacked forty tlx । ley , 1 obsolete Ure. |nlng decided that the Barry county I honor roll. 13 freshmen. 15 sophoindustry. key clerk George Scolt treasurer them, spent their days singing '"•* bicycles one day lust week and hold court here Friday of thin week. Shirley Gillespie; highway commis- hymns. a very dhmalTound. forebod-, they were, all gone before night. The jury will be called on April 7. j Many people nave asked Allan,chapter would sponsor such a proj-; mores. 13 Juniors, and 22 seniors. ! what a difference it would sloner, George Vandenberg; justice.'Ing. Those days were not altogether And they art! not all[ being sold -------------------------------------------------------- | Hyde chairman of the RaUonlnglect und Mrs Roy Hubbard, chair-, 2.99-2.75: Richard Foster. Philip. ln the “hrcM appearance” of Board, wlty certain people could get man. appointed Leslie Hawthorne. Frandsen. DorotheaVan Hom.'-oy village iioine yard and Herbert Firater; board -of review. ple»*ant rathr^mothM ..L 'Xldren ANNUAL MEETING • tires and others had their appUca- Mrs. Richard Cook and Walter En- freshmen: Ella Fisher, sophomore: Ilow unsightly spot* every eon ... . r. .. .... vouwiniiu father. mother. mother, und and two two children. Especially wh.... when we heard one day/father, Charles DeVault. I lions turned down or held bock. The ton ns the committee tn charge Ruymond Kenyon. Bernadene Uy has. if the debris were c OF RED CROSS In one instance a grandfather and Democrat—Supervisor. Allen Mc­ that two ships, a tanker and a;!1 grandmother each purchased one. , board has only a limited number of । of raising the necessary funds. I Schantz. Juniors; Thelma Gibbs. UD th- usable Items sold to a freighter, had been torpedoed only Donald; clerk. Mrs. Pearl Matthews; tires to ration each month and the Donations for this purpose may be .Muurenc Haovind. Retah Hummel. denier and the b , One man. post 70 years, asked per­ Barry County Red Crow Chapter .. annlli-Altnns arn nln/MMl In ^lloiHIHtw ia m ,... aa ".a.ih^> member; seniors. ---- , applications ore placed in eligibility given to any committee treasurer, Lawrence Beadle; high­ six miles out of the harbor. The, mission to try the wheel first to will be held on Tuesday evening. -------- '• I carted to the dump or to allowed the crew of the 'classifications For instance. Miss or left with Mr. at the Na-1 2.74-230: « way. commissioner. Frank Prentice; submarine ■ Eaton ----------Charteen Cappon. Isa- Spring to a grand lime to I tanker twenty minutes to abandon!। see If he could still" ride it. and Justice, Harold Slocum; board of re­ ! after a few minutes-returned and Butler to a visiting nurse and the tionol bank, ni< cleaning cieanma un nrocera with wim I> «~Hly 12^2 2 belle DUrbin. freshmen; Beatrice ,mis up process, nounced. Reserve I ship; it torpedoed the freighter L-uahl it board fell it was to the best interest will be needed from time to time.lBush John coleman. Audra Endsley.. acc(fnl on Salvage* for Victory" view. Will Koble. attend the meeting. without warning However, again — • ■large ’ of the county and National Defense such os checkers and checker Morris HUI. sophomores: Senta iTs (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) This number of bicycles on J that she have the Ures. Mr. Parth- boards, playing cards, magazines. Furrow junior; Marjorie E. Boyes.' n Dr* J vivors come in. ling has a large number of catUe dolly papers, ping pong balls. Jig- J Raymond Nekwn. Marjorie Norton. “OFFV DOy LOlUffltndM School Children You doubtless rend of that in the | and his car is his only means of y»' puzzles, pens and Ink. Mation-, Beatrice Rose. Kenneth Saleno. Dor- Eor Cnvina Child's Life newspapers as well. transporting feed for the stock. The «>'• pencils and dozens of other; ts sherbinske. Harold Sherman. Be- rOr •>a¥,n9 vn$l$l > uitd Buying Heavily of Yet these arc not the principal City of Hastings is buying tires for;article.s which are often consid- a(rlcc Tuckerman. Virginia Wheat-' Mrs Leo E dUrd. route 1. DMicason.1 for this tetter. While wait­ Defense Stamps the police car and for its dump crcd non-essential but still mean « enters. ।,on- received notice that her aon, ing to leave port, we received a cable i trucks. Mr. Hayner and Mr Hatch.a J?1?0J? ‘e*10*’ awa>‘ lrom home Elizabeth Cortright, Tom Ray C. Ourd serving at a station id Defense stamp spies In Hustings from my father in Lowell. Michigan 1 EDWARD FENNELS, Prop. AGNES L. SMITH. Admx. , haul raw milk to the condensary. ttnd *°™ °ne®. Dolan. Florence French. Marjorie'the southwest, was commended by city schools for the week of March. It was terse and to the point. Having quit farming Mr. Pennels To settle the estate ot the late Mr. Gates. Mr. DeMott ’and Good-'ni5±. m.n^nf ’ roi. mtn ‘ nt Ritzman. Patty Tyler. Evelyn Woolshis officers in command for aavini 18. was ------------------$337.95. a — gain of , $10750 1 -ADVISE RETURN HOME NOT U,u hold an auction sale at the John A. Smith an auction sate Will years Hdwe. use their truck for d«t..‘.T? y.o dl? । ton. freshmen; Merilyn Bristol. Wil- the life of a child who had fallri over the previous week.---- This brings( forward CONDITIONS WAR-i Itrm located 1 mile west of Clover- be held at the farm located 'm7 '•»« ■» •» S: I ■? «“*“• ”»• S the totol for Hie twelve weeks Io'raNT" dole. He is offering a good list of mile east of Woodland Cattle. SIXTY THREE. ON HONOR ROLL TEN AUCTION SALES $3,253.70, an average of $271.14 per] Ar_ _ dnhiM.TOn«td.r) n. week. arp?rc JOU a Stoter M. Ramondn's room at St. Pnnamn rhiu» Peru Rra»ii Rose was in the lead with sales of' „.. "o1,:,, . $26 60; Mlxs Campbeli s home room । . “ T'y wJ horses, hogs, and farm tools. Henry sheep, hay. grain, and miscellaneous FInnncr>. wlU cry thc Mlc Bl)d 0,.^ arMc]<.s wlH t>e offered. Harry O. Ar 'Flowers will act as clerk. See the Pennington will cry the sale and “d>' elsewhere in this issue for full Raymond Upo wU1 act as clerk. . |»rtlculars. See the adv elsewhere In this IsCA.L 2O«..AV777k. *” '» naces and for servicing them. Mr.j chfln . (lnd Hynes' application was for a tire, ,1“d h . . were all . m* Kelley. Kenneth Miller, Eileen tice of Gurds action was brought ‘.j i Sherbinske. Jack Walton, sopho- to the attention of the entire brig- «”•“>«> •“> dlincully »ould b, mores; --------- Marjorie L. Boyes. Orville in Woodland Memorial cemetery, j Bush. Donald Clark. Gladys HildeThui ltUu> te wo. ihM Ite to ,ho„ T|,un^.y „„ brandt. juniors: Nila Coleman. BonBoard hk. ro wrljl, och appllto-. t|„ P)rel ,„m,d nle Jean Drake: Beverly Dry*. Carnop corrlully .nd each om jranDd u,, „ oI1,„ oline Hansen. Marjorie Hill. Evelyn । hi»h a-hnni rairrt uHUvinno getting home will be u problem in Owing to the hired help proposi- VUR and OLNEY ADAMS, Admrs. u drenwd nronaar)-and In U>, ln-,u donr for our bovr al Townsend, seniors. Thta H a .nlenihrt AhAwhw anrt “se,f tto" Mr- Jord“n W1J> have un aucTo settle the estate of the tote? terest of defense.. ’home?” It should appeal to Barry 2.24-2.00: Ronald Brass, sopho­ with eleven mn™ week, of ih^t 1 h,ve n0 doubt wp shal1 hBV<* llon !“le thc 7®nn locked IS Emilv Adams an auction sale will1 w<v. Iolkg and redye lhclr more: Pauline Chandler. Martha Five passenger tires and 7 tubes.|COunty ,, an experience the farm fttnn located Runt n a VanRndrirk 7. honin.jmany '' cxi»eriencc before ucjorv wc w<- hit! mi. miles mnes south souni ot 01 Woodland wooaiana on on M-43. M-w. be De held neid nt at tne located 2'4 2«!r 19 truck and tractor tires and 39 hearty support—individuuL’i. civic Maus. Juniors; Jean Campbell. Dor­ roJ t«i«i .« dlra Ncw York or New Or,eBn* or ‘hclHc u “ K004 Ilsl °f hor«'s miles south and «, mile east of Caletubes remain in the quota. groups. Industrial groups, clubs. --------c othy Stanley, seniors. ri.HihtMl mSiM n mart toral of <bollo,n of lhc M>a or Mmeblace. We cows, and hogs. The cows are a well donla; or 3 miles north und 1 3-4 classes, etc., all of whom majr parleast MfitS wmth of defend stamm mBy yPt h“’e an °PPortu''1,F to br<-d berd of Wolsteins and high | miles west of Middleville. A good I. . - ... — tlcipate in this -undertaking. UNION SERVICE ‘^JO-'W’.orth^of defense.stamps wriu Lifeboat." producers. Henry Flannery will cry 1 j^t of horses cattle, hogs, sheep Lansing Editor IO write « “L(fe Life In ft n Lifeboat. ” hold by the schools of this city. ON GOOD FRIDAY the sale and E. Naturally, we are terribly dlsap’■ Kt Gray will act as Unn machinery, hay and $r“n AJJ r f C FLAG HONORS SOLDIERS pointed, but there Is nothing we clerk. See the at.. Members of the Hastings Pastors* iffTelsewhere in this household goods, and 2 farms will wiU be, be : Maare5S or **• V* WAR RELIEF FUND can do. It is Just a break of the issue lor -full particulars. Union have .accepted the invitation offered for sale. N. C. Thomas will The Hastings Chamber of Com- OF WORLD WAR I CAMPAIGN CLOSES game. We thought we had conwill cry the sale and Caledonia merce will meetyApril 6 at I. O. O. A flag, representing graduates of the Rev. Don M. Oury to make Mil, Walter Perkins, chairman, sidered every angle, taken stock of' asfwall. rrop. bank will act as clerk. See the adv F. hall. Dr. O. iT'LocJwood. chair- from Hastings high schbol. who the traditional Good Friday service announce. Uul <>«■ Red Craea Woe on IM» Jaune- Wr' “ E! “ b “ TS? ale*!. hu elscwhere In this issue ; at Emmanuel Episcopal church, a lluul of the Offense Committee Hew <.md driee m Bam ~umrjuid-.il but om-Pe.rl H.rbur« buH ------------- (formerly the Defense Corn.* an- placed in the session room at high community union service. The serv­ -------- —... --- ----- ™ farm located five miles east of Bliss nounces that the speaker will be school. The body of the flag is ice will be held from l 30 until 3 has closed, the total amount of Wars arc always cluttering up peo- factorv on c-nl-, Ron<t wm Con- 1 JAMES CLEVELAND. Prop. $4606 95 having be?n contributed.: P>«' Uvea, aren't they? , «? W . m C f**' Having decided to quit fanning'Paul A. Martin, editor and pub$4606 95 having beJn contributed.: pies Uvea, aren't they? . .7 Having oecideu to quit farming I'aui A. Martin, eauor ana pub­ red with blue and gold stars on o’clock. Good Friday afternoon, making $306 95 over the assigned Here are our plan* for the neat1*. th“ “ 8 T S:; Mr. Cleveland will hold an aucUon Usher of The Slate Journal. Lan- a white field in the center The April 3. quota. j future. If It to possible to 7ia*e norsre cattle hwzs chickens and al hU (Bnn tocaU‘d 4 mUe.sing. Other members of the com- blue stars reprerent the men hi A number of the local ministers Unacknowledged gifts during the plans: we shall tum our footstep*. f machinery will be offered 30Uth and *’ mUe wesl of Banneld.imlttee in charge of the meeting service, the gold. Jhe ones who died week were from the Doud and Cedar! northward, telling of our expe-'^™ r^ wlf| cry lhc Mle and He to offering a good list of cattle.'are J. Marsman. Harvey Warner. the sermon will be' preached by the in action. Creek school*; Cloverdale Evangell- < rience* along the way. I shall at-, clifford Hammond will act as clerk horses, hogs, and farm tools. Loren j Jul,uL Knowlton. M. E. Tuckerman Rev. Albert A. Butterfield of the cal church; the Salvage for Victory tempt to answer most of the ques-l8ee lhe adv elsewhere In this issue Coppock wUl cry the sate and W. *nd Ray Branch ATTENTION! JOHNSTOWN Hastings circuit of Methodist drive in Cloverdale: Assyria town-il*ons you asked last fall on lhe.fOr fu|| particulars. 'I O. — Horton - will act a* clerk. ...• See the PRAIRIEVILLE RESIDENTS churches. Music will be furnished i adv. elsewhere in this issue for full BARRY EDITORS ATTEND ship; Baltimore Twp. Service com-1 basis of information we now have ------------Leon Doster, chief air raid warden by the combined choirs of the Pres­ FOUNDATION COURSE 1 particulars. mittee and‘the Aowakiya Camp Fire:®* °ur command. IN. V. MOFF1T, Prop, of Barry county, announces that byterian and Episcopal churches, group. | We hope you are not too disgusted! Having sold hto farm Mr Moffit . Lawrence Bird. Woodland. Sam there will be a meeting at the and the Methodist church chimes Such a report is a credit to the —at least no more so than we This, wUl have an auction sale at lhe |O- V. BELLINGER, Prop. .. Myers. Middleville and Ken Braen- Johnstown Orange hall. this. Thurs­ will be played before and after the whole county and those tn charge trip has been enjoyable so far. we Moffit farm located 3'3 miles south' Having decided t» quit farming dle. Freeport left for Chicago. Tues­ day evening. March 26 Jit 8 o’clock. service. The offering will be used of the campaign as well as the Red hope, and It will be Intensely exdt- of Caledonia on M-37. He to offer-Mr. Bellinger will have an auction day to attend a four-dny course for At this lime he will explain the for the Red Cross recreation projCross editors In the Kellogg Foundation proper handling of incendiary cross officers otneers are arc grateful graiciui to to al) all ing from now on. With existing‘>ng" a good7,list of horses ----- cows, ------- and — ; sale ----- at -the farm ------- located ----- — 1'i ' miles ...... . ---- in ,i.i. farm muchlnerv A W A_ Hllzrv will ' <nnth nf th*ofCziuntv Form Farm, nr a or d counties which will be under the mhn in‘~>my way tn making conditions this ------tone, so many farm machinery. .W. Hll«y will> south the^ounty ■ --------81 submarines are In the Caribbean cry ,hc Bnd c,l4 Proctor will mile east of Frederick Fuhr's Ailing supervision of Dr. William S. Sad­ bombs, describe the different gases * and enroll volunteers for auxilfary I BOUND OVER TO the campaign a success. that our sidp would have an easier “ cl “ clerk S ’ * the “ dv *>«where ' station on M-37. He to offering a uia, uu< iimvk- MU rmiin ler. About 25 editors are expected to police and air rtsicl wardens. 1 CIRCUIT COURT .................. ......... down ........ Grand „ .. . in thia fnr full fiill nartlfnlarc time trying .to steam tl‘to laaiift issue for particulars. i good n.a list of horaes. cows, hogs and attend. VICTORY GARDEN A similar meeting will be held on Ceci! Connor was arrested Monday chickens, farm machinery, hay und River Avenue in Detroltl <... CHAIRMAN NAMED Friday evening at the school house j evening by Undersheriff Leon DoaWM. DePRIEKTER and i grain. Henry Flannery will cry FIRST BARRY COUNTY Right now the sky is blue and A J. WINTERS. Props. at Prairieville at 8:30. All who are ter on a drunk charge. Arraigned In The Barry County Defense Coun­ ; the sale and Lawrence Rittman will TWINS IN 1942 The . Interested In these phases of the ' Municipal Court he waived examlnacil. ui en, at ii* its laac last mrcung. meeting, named nanico Mrs. ,devilishly ------- . Innocent 7,--------- , here. .7 ----- heat — Having decided to dissolve part- BCt cu?ra. W. D. Barnes. W. Walnut BU a* u unspeakable and the mraqulloe. • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burpee of defense program, living in eithei1 Hon and was bound over to Circuit _______ chairman of the Home Victory Oar-1 «* ,0~; n“mor 11 kl,n< andwb0. :1| nershlp, Mr DePriester and Mr. ’ Delton are the proud owners one of these communities, is urged । Court under bond of $300. Winters will hold a sale to dispose of ■ C. R. SCOFIELD, Admr. the twin baby buggy offered by to attend the meeting den program in Barry county. Mrs. i kn°*s “”y‘Pln® a?°“‘, their personal property at the farm ■■■ * • » In order to settle the estate of Bames will choose her own assist-1 A“ PP'J*1] do *• lnXlocated IS miles south of Hickory Charles L. Scofield an auction sale the local Penney store for the first ---------------------------------------TWENTY-BIX NEW ante from the various “mmunlttes “ldd^ bb“k°ut “"d *“ndf^ Corner* or 7 miles north of Augusta. twins born in Barry county to NEW F. 8. A. HEAD REGISTRATIONS will be held at the farm located .In the county. | , T0* and They will offer, five good horse.. 2 miles west, 3-4 mile south of Barry county parents in 1942. Mr. Harvey J. Elliott of Cassopolis City Clerk Sterling Rogers reports ------- --< a » — । chill and slushy and March in Has- ,S hmd 0» came a good jm Of farm and Mrs Burpee have twin daugh­ AN ANNOUNCEMENT | Ungs, with no mosquitoes and nc^u aorne teed and some household Woodland; or 1 mile east and 2'« ters. Sharon and Karen, bom at succeeds Kenneth Cavanaugh as that 26 new registrations were made miles north of Coats Grove He Is sunervisor supervisor of the local F. 8 A. The bv by HasUnu* Hastings voters before Tuesdav. Tuesday. I am a candidate for th* offtee blackout. And I wonder if being R00d; ,iyi lllt a threshing rig offering a good list of cows, hay Barnard hospital. Delton. latter has been transferred to Kala- March 17. the last day tor register­ of Hastings City Treasurer and will I In Haatings isn't Infinitely prefer- On which ierm* may be had Henry and grain, household goods, auto­ ing for those wishing to vote on appreciate your vote at the elec- able to being down here? I wonder Flannery and Loren Coppock will mobile. and farm machinery. Harry NOTICE . April 6 at the spring election. tlon. April 6. ' If being anywhere else tentprefer-. cry this sale and Wm. Horton will Pennington will cry the sale and Hav« taken over Charles Stine’s Camp Fire Girls bake sale. Sat.. Mrs. Orville A. Sayles. able—even In the Army? act u clerk. See the ad in thto Albert Hauer will act as clerk. See Job of hauling and draying. Phone Mar. 28. Goqdyear Bros. Hdwe_ 10 Dance at Welcome Grange had Adv. 3-26 a. 8 -fc K. a isiue for date and complete list. 3778. Henry Predun. Adv. 3-28 to 5.—Adv. the adv. elsewhere in this issue. kde. »dc. ~ , SETTLEMENTS WITH COUNTY TREASURER townships and of the city of Bai­ tings have made their annual set­ tlements with County Treas. Gao. A. Clouse. The abbreviations in the following report are. C T. county tax; CTR. county tax returned; Baltimore. C T, $4270.50; CTR. Carlion. C T. UkHOO: O Hastings Twp. C T. Hl HOC: O Hope. CT, 53330.75; CTR. $390 15 $58933: P C 15.7. Johnstown. C T. $4.59961; C T S360-20; P C. 89 Prairieville. C T. $535101; C T Rutland. C T. $3613.49; 0 T Thornapple. O T, $5.73435; C T $487.83; P C. m. Woodland, c T. $9.033 75; O T Yankee Springs. 0 T. W.1WI Hastings City. C T. 526.346.34 NOTICK collect your the City TI ly balsa. �Till HASTINGS BANNZH, THUB8DAY, MAKCH 28, 1H2 I HIGH WATERS CAUSE COATS GROVE lFARM BUREAU NEWS Mias Maybelle Notlcn from near The Hope-Orwngevllle Farm Bu Jackson U visiting her aUtar. Mr*, jreau group met Wednesday eve­ Floyd Clum and family. jning with MT. and Mr*. Clinton plenty of excitement i Mrs B. R. Reed is confined lo I river caused The P. T. A. met Friday evening*!Castle About twenty were in at­ d.,. WM. aw to I “"W U“ pul wM. U» Mtow irw hahlea namra t’Fr* IxAm nnm nt X thr inf hos* niM- WltH R®*- SlOnc Halting* Bl the |tendance. Wednesday evening. April her home by illness I, Irur > lhe excellent work of the resident*; rtuU. . Mr d M Keith speaker. Miss Audra Endsley gave ।8. lhe group will meet with Mr. and toi'„,,u.cS2l.TSSu1’,5 .U of Nashville. Irvins and Mldfilevllle E’ . A... .. l” iMrs. George Eddy. a Declamation and the St. Row ° Ole<The North Thornapple group met Thursday evening at the home of ■Sun^TmJh 29 at 7 3oT^,Br^<to°?<.t' ' Mr and Mr. Darrel BtfcklanTeiS BarryvlUe W. 8 C. 8. held with Mr. and Mra. Guy Cline Several Mtthod'ixt church. Everyone wel- j .n^n*brtdBM ^ent^ut'^the' waler'E chn,on- M*r ,7= • t® Mr.iM«- Kenneth Kalwy but 1]»un- new member* were welcomed. The come (small bridges went out the *al«r,^ Mr Theodore THu*. Lake d*-’ A nice dinner was served and next meeting will be with Mr. and t, a , X, nllfd basement*. »ome families U‘• । Mnr ”t Coat* Grove Aid gave program Mra. George Adam*. April IB. DteThe rmatl daughter of Mr. and mg close to the river, had to vacate! -^F1*** • • R*«dtn*s hv Mm iJnvd wx.Hm- anH cuaaion of the topic "Morale and Mrs Cedric Morey has been very | and much was <jone to ma-| Medical patients registered at the Mrs H Question bee Equality of Sacrifices in War" was sick part of the past week but, U, tertB|a stored in basement* and lo Tuesday were Mr*. Ethel contest between five Borryvllie and led by Grover Cline. now convalescing. heating pWnt*. | Hall. Route 3: InAnt Judy Oak*. The Barry-Prairieville group met Hastings friends have received Hundreds of people gathered to। H**tlnga: Mr* WiUiam Rhoades 320 former wmmng by a few^polnt*word of the serious sickness of; watch the river aYlhe Michigan Ave E Grand and Ml*. Gertrude HayStella Ketee? and Mr..BeSte Wednesday evening in the Delton Rural Agricultural school fur a car­ Mr* O. B. Wilcox of Jackson, for-J an(j Broadway bridge during m,., ton. 304 8. Jefferson, • woodman sang “Shadows " ry-in supper. Everett Young, dis­ merly of Hustings dnjA of excitement. The sewer The following have undergone mau, ami Mb Psul Wavt™* .mt trict membership chairman, ww Pfc. Dwight F Chaw who Is sta-. crossing the river under the Michi-1 Jor operations. Claude KCrmuen. .“nd “”d guest speaker. Among the forty-five Honed tn Illinois, has been promoted' gun Ave. bridge was badly damaged. Middleville; Howard Main. Has‘ *.* wamitAia?.u«Jrtne people present were several ne y to the rank of Corporal He was. but luckily no severe damage oc-.Uttg*. R 2; Ezra OaUey. Nashville; “™?°, ‘“l W,d“f‘day delivering members and one visitor. Two reck* of movies were shown by Arthur one of 1120 men to receive this'eurred here. Workmen at the wat- Mrs. Roy Garlinger. Nashville. R. 1: advancement. I crworKs plain were kept busy pump- Miss Clara Poiutinc. Marlon. R. 4: ?"e Revival meetings began last Halit. Freel Thomas Jonca. 38. son of Mr.' h‘8 seepage water out of the base- Harry Shute,-421 E’. Center; Win. Sunday with considerable ititerMt. We orc start to welcome a new arid Mra Oscar Jones. 310 West Mill. nient so the city's water supply was Kingman. Lake Odes*a: Melvin Js®Un.’ 1'.°“* group at Carlton which-was ontxii----------------------------------! cobs. 602 E. Clinton: Master Donald Missionary in Northern Michigan St . recently enlisted tn the -U S i---------------------------------------protected from contamination. I----------------- ------------Golden. Cloverdale. Cloverdale. A unte C. E choir is leading the Naval Reserve with a rating of Irving wm the scene of great 1 Golden, electrician's mate, third class. (excitement when n bridge went out! ffeil Keller, the incubator baby. Mrs‘ *Ethel Hall is in the Pennock Hastings friends arc sorry to hear •‘nd the water broke through to the; is gaining nicely. ’ Mr of the continued serious Illness of channel. The generators at lhe MLv; Carolyn Cooper 204 W hospital with near pneumonia. Cha*. W. Starr and J. O. Craw­ Mis* Betty Kidder, who b in Ann power plant were turned off tn P"" South, wa* brought to the hoapltal, Arbor where she was taking nurse s • vent further trouble. Men worked nftfr hlliby a ca B-mr.l ford visited Mr. and Mrs. F. C. trainlng-At Univendty bmpltal be-1 tirelessly tn keep the dam from dav ’ ' Wing in Woodland Sunday. fore she suffered ft breakdown. breaking I ' . I Geo. Briibin received a bushel of The nume of Robert Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ring who have Fatirnu discharged from the 1ms- oranges and grapefruit from his Cooprr. 21. son of B F Cooper. 418 a lovely home along lhe Thornapple.' u‘® **° *cck-'- »°' brother in Florida. K Grand St., was lidded last week tc were forced to vacate and have been ,cP°rl b**lntt been nuidc la?t week, Anita Brisbin is ill with an infect­ the large roster of men who have I staying nt lhe E F Blake home In “"“.o ?!”’ R?, *’ ed tooth. enlisted in the U. S Navy and who Middleville . 22l„b MiC..VKan' are now undergoing reci’uit training! Water flowed Into,the basement of, Vf**1 ?3,' J. O. Crawford, pastor at Great Lakes Naval Training Sta- thr White Product* Corp, al Middles n, 't..IM W 10 A M. Sunday school. uon j Ville and Ihiralened damage lo the “"r ’>• Mr‘ MUo Xh»rtte». Mlddle- brttse. 8upt. Hie goal |s to double DurLs Gillespie b a member of new machinery and ovens recently „ £ "• „ , -the attendance. . the committee which will be m1 installed. Pumps were rushed from' *“n- i*»«vue. Mnr Mrs. 11 A. M. Communion. charge of arrangement* for a party Grand RajUds and men woiked night D*’1** Gregg, tl:15 A. M. Sermon on “Where! which will tn1 given by Western , mid duv to remove the surplus wat-. E Yjn,.e Art Thou?" Michigan College Players Saturday rr*. tieaung Heating plant* plant* in In several several nomrs homes „ *’0UAer R. 2; Master..Rodney ---------7 Delton, ..-----------------------.. 8 P. M. Song Service led by choir! evening following the final per- wrr.- cut =f b; ------- and■ other — - Bovm E HlBh ■?f Mar Mrs rere put out ot business OrD1lQ ^1:’ ?J rs sermonon“Stop. Look andUipe. Listen?' ilHOIll IMCIIT Ils IN O1L1 STFP W ITH Ida Skinner. Middleville. R. 2. Mnr and Services Eastern War IT IIII jforinance cf the annual play “Hotel damage wua done. Sandbag* we're'placed on the re- ““r ” St .?L7hc”EXhe! ciwUng": Lake Ml. Vialma Coldren of taST^l of Wdam and around nM THE EASTER PARADE! SOUTH THORNAPPLE ! Odessa. R ’ 2. M Mnr. and Miss Helena Braendlr of Fire- the sewage disposal plant. The' “r ’15; * Mrs Agnes Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wlering.i ----- ... of the student -••—••• , w alcr nr-r '^°°dland. R. 2, Mat 18 .of Grand Rapid* spent Sundavl isoil are member* water rose rium eight icv; feet aoove above normal chorus of Butlerworth !>•>>»«— _ about .................... hospital. andj «** eight inches below the al .,of,whom medical pAtiente. evening with their; 'Grand Rapids The chorus i. Ls to . bridge?" । Major surgical patients who were afternoon .i« -m... . ,,-------—and i,-----------•» -• — •■•• —i give a concert in that city tomor-, Thursday Mtemoon the water! discharged were Philo Otte. Has- !no‘,‘ter', Mrs- Hattie Johnson. The rw‘v«* from- their d,r®cti0" ‘!f Vcn"‘ lo recede and then a land-1 tings. R. 1. Mnr. 13: Mlsa Leila Davis, 1,ut *t’Uer Tlteodore Wleringn was on! IR. R Stillwell, corganist. and . choir- sildc suited at Middleville and the, Hastings R 3. Mar. 12: Correll “nmy ter of Grace church’ tt££tc7wd “ciUdl Eldred. Bellevue. R. 1. Mnr. 12. and **BI5h »-*“>•»*•« ‘»*r had loaded all: d“,n dam wns was^iUi R8"lh threatened. Crowds, "AMERICA’S SMARTEST W \T< !C i Jnn.rs Plough of Delton Is a mem- ,.f men camc u»U> action, the bridge'•Mr* vesta Harthy. Hastings. R 2. ® ‘hr‘r‘2fto; lnto 11 boat, at ban Trancisco and; her of the committer from the ---- ------- - , -«„ „ . .---------- ------------------ - -- Mar 17 w.<s n>j»ed off HochI mats lowered.; Ad(1Uon p,.nnock Delton and spcnl lhe ”«ht ,hrr'' Their captain . .... ... . . Freshman class of Westent Michi­ Ude7nd “to wl ce nem strew’et^ MctSld. on b*“’ a /meres , lesd.ng lavluon .ku,..., gan College which is completing plait; for a reception lo be given by thr Freshmen lo the Sophomores •Saturday evrntnE March 28 In Hie . i m.iiui iiuuiu. wi w. oiaic o;., wno , r — —...... • >•••• . , ‘.was hurt in an autn crash on Mar. chtued another team. .< span of four b> tlx ucilmR accuracy uf ballroom of Walwood Hall This h •the outstanding-social-event of the past. t». was discharged on Mar. 19. fol- Kar olds. menc. Wcluvcmanyimch ii came from miles around to r venr in the calendar of the Fresh- 'I, secPeople major surgen' Mr- (lnd Mrs James Ollivrr rr-1 ' J. the high water* at various van-!; lowing °* ^.* dr * e . r . J _: Edward Davis. Hastings. R. 3. ,uniwl home last Wednesday I1I(rr, to ibuw juu ... tunic in tod man class Plough Ls enrolled .is al"' and all were — happy -----that; who had a minor operation, was sl*lldh»« »ntf time assisting their! freshman in the Pre-Professimutl "ige .ootnts ------ ------------------curriculum and is a graduate of ■ t*,,‘ were no greater. .discharged ____ ■ Mar. ... 111. " •“ snn n- Frances Prunrp.< Olliver. miliv,.r who wl.n cut ..... lite! i.t. * Thoma* A. Del VilbLss School | - --------------- ----------------------; From Mar. 10 to and including ,o2.,1 Q'11^ badly. । It ts reported Hint both W K solJTH SHULTZ. Mar. Ctare m>utw|ne. who works in J Mar. 24. 24. lhe lhe persons peraons named named henherrKellogg FXtundation .enmps and j Mrs. Dale Lanibee und Mrs. Donwitli were discharged J" with L-~— from the has- Ciri»ld Rapids: spent Sunday here J the Yankee Springs project in near-1 aid Manning and Slwron ot Has- | pltal; - 1. fivwji Robert vux. Cox. 1601 MrJ'> Ca,1_ ioui Fourth ruurm St.. os.. _ . r —-- by Barry county can be changed in- ,tmg^ visited their pr.-rnt*. Mr. r iuucksuii I Jackson.. Mn> Mrs eyivesier Sylvester ishuncck fihaneck Tro ut*ln,‘ a::„ n»d .sm..y. family. -ret-.w.n? to refugee camps for children irt nn<l Mrs. Lester Sonncville Sun- . and infant daughter. Nashville. R. 3; \ Mrs Orace Nichols, who has '■ । and infant daughter. Nashville. R 3: 24 hours." Judge R R McPcck ;day f I David La Hotnmedleu. Hasting*. R. w “,“ Mr. ' LV., .... ..UUIIIKUICU. YlUAIHIg.x, IX, ........ ■■ ................. .............. has been presented with a benuti- ' The miiny friends of Mr. and Mrs. ‘' 5; Mrs Cleone BruWcr. Brower. 2ii 211 W. Ben- ?** ’”d “ ,--F!- L’.ike SenrJba returned fully bound leather book containing Bert Mason wjio went to California son; Gordon Heffner. Shelbyville. R. h0'"e *«»»«• P«rL of the week a verbatim report of the dinner to spend the winter were shocked 1; Alex Albert. Middleville. R 3: Mn. J.ydia Willson Wiitaon of of Ttiddlevlhe MnLxLydte Mlddlevilk tendered him a year ago by the ,n hear of the passing of Mr. days last week with bar u.- sociatjons of Barry. Eaton Mason l*sl week. Heartfelt sym- Mrs. Adrian Smith. Vermontville. R. M*’*1 “ and Calhoun counties in Buttle pathy is extended to the beteuved 1; Mrs. Edward Fuhr. East Lansing. lw,r,sL'ter. Mrs. Otte Scott. R 1; and Mrs. Ajtdrvw Taylor. 411 Mr “ mid ,W M Mrs. " Chn*. Ring, who Crock, an exquisite souvenir of a o»eslive near the riyer. had lo aban, ■■■ briUiai.'. invasion —Charlotte Re»—•“ Horn ----------- -• - sjwnt W. State St. Evelyn of------Battle Creek Seventeen patient* were regis- dO|‘ thelr homc on nccount of wat­ publiean-Trlbunc. Thursday with her parents. Rev. tcred on Tuesday afternoon. cr runi,1,1« •» “»d go elsewhere to and I. O. o. F. news' „„Mrs. w„ Fred Horn Donation* have been received from Wendell nnd Donald Kenvon of TUc.atoy ■evening the I o O. F. Buttle creek vuuwu uieir *•«•««• No. 5. <•five dor.cn bath towel*: '’"“It visited their purnu. parent*. Guild Imlce conferred the first degree on Mr and Mrs. ARa Kenvon Friday. i Guild No 14. “t 1. e8 r!shceuy hemmed: Ellsworth Newton and Richard EndThe many friends A simple te*t fur determining friend* nf Mrs Robert drinking —« glasses. to——s. Busint Business Women * will be glad glid :lo g hear hc« that ihal Guild, ------ - -----v. ..... Vl Barton wUl from “ the -------Guild of wiuvn which mio. Mrs. *hen the waffle iron I* hot enough C. B. H 0 D G E S A new floor Ls being In Id In the *hc wa* able to come home Sunday, — — Corde* — chairman. 24 cans24 t° r the batter is to put a leaspoonfu) Roy 1* chairman. cans socud room of the Odd Fellows hall. Billy Monica Hdpe Center vegetables, fruit* and juices, 2 Jar* of water in the iron, close, and when , DEPENDABLE JEWELER BiUy X'nnica of HfA>e making a fine improvement. ------ - ° —■**"evening with •" ‘his ‘ aunt pickle*. 3 glasses Jam. spent Sunday the steam cease* coming out, lhe Watch Inspector (or M. C. R. R. Mrs G E: Kenyon •,h'I A joint statement by the American .. P. T. A. Friday night wiw_was ..MrVSrTiicitoHV---------Hailing*, Michigan Our Red Crow and the United Service ■not well attended attended as as usuaT — ax as well usual. CORNERS WOMAN Organizations declared that tlfy Red Those present enjoyed a fine talk Mrs Minnie Tethrick. 77. passed Crons is responsible for welfare serv- by Rev. Moyer of Cloverdale. Mr*. — away nt her home nt Hickory wt Cor-Icc to unite of the armed forces In Ora Babcock spoke about her trip tiers early Wednesdaymorning. She Rarrteon or on active duty In the to Chicago and lhe Board ot Trade had been in poorhealth torsome field, or proceeding in transit as There was no school Tuesday ’lime but had been . better of late bnd members of An organized body under Bttimoon as our teacher Mrs. John- her death was unexpected. Coronor orders. TRie Red Cross lx also respon- c«** attended the funeral of p Dr C P loithrop and Sheriff Bern Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■ sible for social service and rccreu- *l«tive. were called and pronounced the tlonai programs in military and death due to natural causes. Funeral FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MARCH 27 AND 28 The Eurojjean coni borer U mov­ arrangement* were not known ns naval hospitals, the statement de­ ing slowly westward despite strenu- the Banner a ent to press. Double Feature Attraction -----« » -----------------ous measures to hold It in check, avoid loss,- test all ------farm------and The nurnbc< oj, lllinobt counties ----------.... --------------- -------------------... re-Walting until Ju*t before baby garden seeds for germination before porting infestation Increased from chick* are wanted to order them BULLETS FOR BANDITS planting. five in 1C39 to 43 in 1941. may result in disappointment | SAFETY IN THt HOME ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS thi» war by helping Io decrease fhe,number of accident! thol occur Would you ba have that the death! caused by occidenli in lhe motor vehfcla'Occident!? Think of if, neorly 32.000 death! loil year, but itill more wrpriiing ii the fort that home accident! cauie four time! more dhoblmg in|uriei than did auto accident*. L^t'i put an end to all thh grief and expenie by guarding ogainii many of fheie unnecetiary Occident!, by practicing greater safety in the home fhii year. There ore a great many "Dot ond Don't!" ' for 'Home Safety.” Here ore a few that will help you to get parted on lhe roa’d to hoppier taler li»ing. (Keck your lighting thick your appti [onsumERS power CO N.1 A P Local New> I MUCH EXCITEMENT The high waler in the Thornapple , N.Y BANNER WANT ADVS.-BRING RESULTS 4 BIG DAYS End-of-lfie-Month Sale! Friday, March 27 - Saturday, March 28 - Monday, March 30 - Tuesday, March 31 I Big Hack Dresses and lloiiseeoals Values to 5.00 Sizes 9 lo 50 at Pennock Hospital xs?.K«.- TRAND I Rack af Whiter Conis la Close al "STEVENS" ALL LINEN TOWELING 25c PART LINEN COLORED EDGE CRASH 45c PART LINEN Half Bleached GIRLS SCHOOL DRESSES CRASH 10c . 85c and 97c 3 to 14 WOMEN'S SPUN RAYON SLACKS GLOE STRIPE GLOBE GOWNS 12 to 20 FRUIT OF THE LOOM READY MADE APRONS at only NEW SPRING SWEATERS Black or Colored 50' LACE TRIMMED SATIN SLIPS 1.95 NO TUES., WED.. THURS.. MARCH 31. APRIL I AND 2 The Greatest Star Combination Since Marie Dressier Wallace Beery. Marjorie Main. Lewis Slone. George Bancroft. Donna Heed in SMA 39c THE BUGLE SOUNDS 1.39 Barry FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MARCH 27 AND 28 Double Feature Attraction 1.00 All Sizes . ARIZONA TERRORS 39c 89c 1 ,45 value 72x99 . 1.19 and Lionel Alwill, Una Merkel in The Mod Doctor of Market Street Whin it <<•<"*»«° <omoou». Will * j>»»r ” children ‘ . • .nd piopcd) tupporr groping Be.ur«l Demand Poll furol . fiberboard SUNDAY AND MONDAY. MARCH 29 AND 30 Priscllta Lane, Belly Field in BLUES IN THE NIGHT Frandsen' HASTINGS. 'Exclusive Hut Aut Expensive Bargain matinee Munday !f:»0 te 5:00 ruts.. WED.. THURS PHONt-25(M -TUXEDO JUNCTION SHOE STORE NIAGARA FALLS Good Shoes Properly Fitted HASTINGS - MARCH 31. APRIL I AND 2 Double Feature. Extraordinary Weaver Brother* and Hviry of Radio Fame in TAYLOR'S ’* tiieathi ; JEd Hastings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 1.00 FULL FASHIONED LISLE HOSE READY MADE SHEETS BAHAMA PASSAGE 1.00 Wool ot NIGHTINGALE" RAYON HOSE Madeleine Carroll. Stirling Hayden In the all Technicolor production of 85c WOMEN'S FOUNDATION GARMENTS BELTS NEW SPRING HAND BAGS NO HANDS ON THE CLOCK SUNDAY AND MONDAY. MARCH 29 AND 30 1.25 1.69 - Pajamas RAYOft MARQUISETTE PANELS r TUEATKB^ MICH un NOI •Com HOPl Rep IX lo treust eemm John Hope nomlt 1RVT1 Itep McCa trenai Frank But In. Trv JOHN Rep Strve Demo MAP itep TUiinc rnnun Hoffa Gay la <f re OR A comm John Dew ford; �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TIHTISDAY. MARCH M. 19tt TOWNSHIPS MAKE NOMINATIONS Flower News dinner Sunday honoring Mr. Sulli-j van's birthday. Covers were laid for1 Mr. and Mrs. T«f O’Laughlin spent last week with Mr. nnd•Mrs.' Harvey Parmalee In Battle Creek. Mrs. Floyd Garrison visited Mrs. Olendon Jones tn Hastings last Fri­ red and special day. There will be day afternoon, and spent thr eve­ fewer lilies thU year because as you ning with Hortense Meade-at“iter; Ixgion und Auxiliary at Niles on probably know the bulbs, millions oL Sunday were Commander and Mrs. them, come from Japan- Republican —Supervisor.-’Bernard >eOo)la; clerk. A. L. Campbell; Tusurt-r, Delos Flower: highway John Houghtaling: board of review. Jease Osgood The Democrats of Hope Twp. did not have u quorum lilies grown in this country. We have sold these for five year’s so you know wiiat they are. Tin- price will be 50c per bloom and bud. There Supervisor. William , was no report on the Democrat slate inlander Dr. Hparr and Mrs. Dorothy will be other plants also such a* t. Ken Braendlr: for township.jiftlces. but they did Pearl, Pfc't Dept. President of the D... ■... Kr...l 1 _ ...... Auxiliary. view. Waller Hammond; Justices.) TiinttNAPPi' Frank Cool and Maurice Johnson. I 1 , . i National defense was the principal Republicjin—Supenrlwr. Ix-nnarrf subject for discussion Aind various bouquets will be very fine this year. meeting this Thursday night at t'.X'''' 'ld"‘ *“ , .Jwoodx'clerk. J. C. Schad. ireas- views wFre presented that seemed Rotes. Carnation*. Snajxlragons, C. Clarks. .--^crrerT Grover Cline; highway com- improbable, if not tmitossible, to Daffodils. Tulips. Qladioll. Bwert JOHNSTOWN TWP. ' -misaloner. Clkllde.Krrmren: justice. h1(,m. present. Dr. Hparr/for inFvrd Ear! Kermerii; board of review, Vur Mance. prophesied that' Michigan Adnnin ' would b- bombed by tin* enemr.' Iicmocral - Supervisor. Julian coming from hidden buses in the Potu: clerk. Thoma-. 1. (Jlllett; Ju- desolate sections of northern Can?, tire, T J Berry; board of review, mu,. by l5 Hr warned hb They ure comforting, they give MAPLE GROVE TWP — } George Noffke pleasure. and us always they seem IRVING TWP SPECIALS MILK, PET OR CARNATION COFFEE, MAXWELL HOUSE CHEESE, WISCONSIN CREAM SODA CRACKERS NORTHERN TISSUE 2 lb. box Ig, 4 ro|1» 22 <?. THOMAS STOKES Republican - Supervisor, Ralph 'WOODLAND TWP Commander i.uhrs Mated' that! Oood Bye Herinoek: clerk. Willmni H. Schant.*:; Republican — Sujiervisor. Alta:' then- are three vital place.-, tn Mich-1 Clyde Wilcox. Florist, treasurer, Austin Schantz: highway1 igan that would be easily accessible . . nF comm Lv loner. Samuel W. Buckinas­ ter; Justices. Joiui Martens and Vern Hi-wblitx; board of review. Georg*: Hoffman: constable. Vico Bpeidel. i- ..... Ikmocrat—SUfK-rvUor, Fred Pul- Harold Smith. Ora Lehman, ilben Baltimore township after nn illness ler: clerk. Alien Lahr; treasurer, Shellrnharger mid Floyd Clum. Bui Gaylnrd Gray: highway commission- one ticket in Woodland t/>*n«hip by Ids wife. Myrtle; two sons, Earl er. George D. Ball; justices D. W YANKEE SPRINGS TWP— ’ W. of Battle Creek and Perry I*, ut home; One daughter, Mrs. Irving Sehuyler Supervisor, funeral home on highway Wednesday H. R. Pfeiffer officiating. 1 ment in the Striker cemetery. speakers, however, for preparing for condition that may . . Complete Stock 6f Office Sup.plies and Equipment COATS Jack Hotchkiss and Jim Jennings, both of Hastings were arrested Sat­ urday evening by city police charged witli being drunk and lodged in the county Jail. Arraigned in Municipal court Monday afternoon, they were ordered to pay fines of 125 and but the necessity, c,os** each, or to sene 30 any and every <lajf 111 lljc county Jail. Hotchkiss arise Ls apparent. p“ lubul,?e^ntag± wa? sl11 a BUesl . . cf Sheriff Bera Tuesday evening. Little Boy and Girl Fashions Tlie Department Auxiliary is sponsoring the purchase of a Mobile iliary has been asked to pay $1.00 towards this project. The local Manly Styles I coats! Beautifully “ and styled. . . ret For Your Boy! There was u good attendance al the Izglon birthday party cm Thurs- Regular Fellow! Girls' Cotton and Rayon FIRST in Friendliness in your individual MONEY PROBLEM1 So whenever you need extra cash, come m for a FRIENDLY PERSONAL LOAN Your choice of loon plans. Your choice of repayment Remember — you’re welcome1 CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION BOYS' RUGBY SUITS R E S S E S bolage In Michigan thut. fortunately failed In their purpose. He also asked for men to enroll as auxiliary poUce to serve in times of blackout or whenever necessary far protec­ tion of our city nnd Its industries.. Thk is one practical way of helping Single or double breasted— long trousers! Rugged, fab­ rics in tweedy colors. 3-10. Cunning COAT and BONNET SET Commander Larsen Is asking all veterans living In the outlying towns Freeport. Middleville, . Woodland. Nashville, Delton. Dowling. Hickory' SUNNY TUCKER OXFORDS report to Under Sheriff Doster for Auxiliary police duty. A goodly’ number from Hastings have signed, including legionnaires and other veterans. Send in your name to Mr . Sparkling for Spring! CELESTE PUMPS Top-honor—Takes with all Style For Spring! On Tuesday evening. April 7. the Legton Past und the Junior Cham­ ber of Commence will hold a Joint meeting, preceded by a dinner, at the Legion hall. Dinner is to be promptly at 6:30 o'clock. NEW HATS Yeung Men's Hamlutinr HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING The newly elected officers of the Cemetery Circle are Mrs. Anna Dress OXFORDS For Spring Weai Brain DRESSES Smith left Battle Creek .Stinday evening by truin for Miami. Fla., for formerly Miss Madeline BOYS' SHOES New patterns in dressy straight tip bal oxfords. Stanton Penney’s Famous Marathon' A 24 hour Oil Station and grocery tioing an Uv cellent business. This MEN'S Thomas Shay. Mrs. Jessie Sproul of Detroit vis­ ited her father. Bert Stanton and styles for any oc­ casion Spring, colors. peach of a buy at $2000.00. Perfection* of style, up-lo-lhe minute patterns end splendid A good going qp. tadate Mcdt Market. $4200 ployed the last year on lhe fruit and berry farm. buys the fixtures ondjjtock. to make Town - Clad your wise*, investment for Spring. Tiw durability of these fine hard finish worsteds and their A lake farm of 155 acres, borders a beautiful EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUI I DING PHONE 2659 Famous Towncroft'' NEW SPRING CLOVES Smart colored rayon gloves in n?w pastels. EQC w*J Milton Trafford is not recovering ns rapidly as his friends wish from 111* recent serious Illness, complica­ tions having developed which confles him to his home indefinitely. Mrs. Myron Whitworth Is linprov- Leather or gabardine in 4 98 dressy or sport styles! I ly draped, Kenley I Fitted CYNTHIA SLIPS Sanforised Shirts Rayon crepe or satin. A handsome collection of smooth weave cotton broadcloths. Lasting freshness with good-looking woven patterns, col­ orful stripe* or dressy whites. All fast 4 29 Marathon RAYON PANTIES Mrs. Nyla Abendroth of Battle Creek is acting as housekeeper in the Rayon Crepe Blouses -The W. S. C. S. is completing plan* for lhe Dairyman's banquet Crisp tailored short 4 ,98 Rayon Gabardine Slacks Men's drape model slacks that are long-wearing, wrinkle-resistant! Shirts, Shorts, Brief* Sanforised broadcloth shorts ea. I Men's Fancy Sock* SILK HOSIERY ’The Rest Investment Earth, the Earth Itself' men's STUNNING HANDBAGS lake. 3 private lakes, fine fishing, full set of buildings, close to town $3800.00. NOW the TRIWAY — smartly styled and can be wom three way*. . . brim turned up all around—snapped in front—or turned down all* around I A well edge for a neat appear­ ance and long service I HATS Handsomely styled, expertly made 61 fine fur. Mt! Shown U the PHANTOM—a lightweight style with raw edge brim and swagger Fine cotton socks in a big assort- < ment of spring colors Pr- I Sportclad ’ Sweaters Two-toned with ripper front or color slippers I Very warm —part wool — �THE HASTINGS BANKER, THURSDAY, MARCH M. 194* H. Matthew* and D. Buckland hit Mrs. Sarah Krway visited her lagan. ____ |' to» 1285 In lhe double* and Roland' daughter Mrs. Dean Potter hi HU—- MUsea Genevieve aiul Maxine Era-ay of Grand Rapid* spent Taliaferro scored Ml in lhe singles. tings last Thursday. " Mr. and Mn. RusmI Whittemore lhe weekend al their home here. K. C. Bcheldenhelm. director and daughter* were Sunday vU. —■ *'*-'--------------D. H. I. A. work in Michigan, pre2:00 P. M.—Rouble*. Itora of the Lowell Whittemore* Asphail in Trinidad Independent League wnted trophies to three Barry' TWENTY YEARS AGO V. Smith—8. Johnson. al Delton. U(jre lhan 3 of .iphalt county dairymen . for outstanding N. Mclvor—A. Anderson. March 22. 1922 lead the Independent League Tues-1 E. Erway—E. Von Popering. Mis* Joan Erwny spent the week- 1 nroduccd in Trinidad in a re­ Rttaorch Result* in Mony dairy production tn the 1041 Barry , Thoma* Parkhurst of Carlton Cen- ' county lotting association, at the end with Mix* Donna Welch at A1-. ce_. clay night. Woodland dropped u pair, E. Crumback—C. Bennett. ter I* IQ with sleeping sickness. Tisrilllng Discoveries annual meeting of the D. H. I. A-'r to Medic*. Banner copped l*'o from WnnH renter a nil .Tnntnr r* nt f? 1 O. Monica—G. Perkins. Wider uses for farm product* may­ In behalf of the Hastings Farm Bu­ Services.' the City be expected to result from the •reau —------------— Hastings --------— a > and rudder Uke tall and which is Kcnfield. Approves Plans for Prisoner* *<’«’ two from Car Seal. on"_-a|- K. Daniela—C. tvvi „, UM, A. . mdt Rod Auaui, Tnmiund, “““ ““ defense demand* for raw material*. Ung*, donors of the three beautifully p-.u r>nrtmratinn stzw:k L* looking K. Siamm—H. Perkins. L. F. Livtng»ton, manager °f the, designed and fitting trophies. g who who are are suu still aw.uung awaiting worn word na a* to to Kr|.rra(|o|1 It Doein t Take a G Oaks—8? Sweet. R. Taliaferro—8. Nash. (Wilb Edwards. Class of ’ whether son* or brother*, known to Super Sleuth O. UUer-O Haavind. ....... r—Hr scored 200­ Hasting* Ice, and Fuel. 185-224 but nls mate.*. Piston Rings “It took the experience of the first duced an average of 478 05 pound- |nstaI1 a r.mophone and *mplifier. 01 *u.r he “ by arp "^red by Leonards. dropped a jmir of games to Perk's World war to make thi* nation real- of butterfat The Hastings Farm Donald Kerr, son of Chas A. Kerr thc An,eric«» Red Crore that every' Ta " . ’ i Piston Rings » U»> Mix Uiraufh . .».I»w Bur.AU SArrlcc. Aw.rdrd Mr c<»«. „„ midt .Ito. I, «■!.« mid, W »b.M" rlu. ««; >f„Icd M Bliss Tool Room. danger signal*? <>ur \ procccutlon of scientific research thLs trophy. . manager of thc great Tulip Festival I information. Hastings Ice anti Fuel but thc team1 \could the United States attain eco-, Colonial Estate Farm. C. W. M Bellingham. Wash... anc of the’ bf »“'• downed bv Nashville whm lhev; Medics. ._ --------W. nt Bellingham. Wash... Sheldons. they're through, she'll drive like new! nomlc an well a* political independ-. champion, mgr., of in that of Doster, Doster, received received |, big big event* event* In that state. state. ,' tbflr Mns , , arp .. •',re.*“"*** ‘ „ ‘ won. lhe last game bv a small marrtre.” Mr. Livingston pointed out. the trophy presented by Thu .r' ‘ bUl .,dr fl±‘.Ccon°n; gin • »... the .i— Ha* »>— -j-j u city n wu shocked and sorrow' sorrow prt’M,nrrs °L ol W, WBr tout definite h„h. by b, the ,h, ' “,[ K, M0YNAHAN-FAUL, INC. •■That research gave us seif-suf-1 tings City bank for the herd pro- stricken on Saturday night G Bnulch—H. Osborne, »I■Thon.WA SuUl.un "» ”*"> 'J™" i“'“: ficlehcy^on such vital raw materials,during butterfef. thc mast eco- 's.L>aa.n •• — — MERCURY — LINCOLN the match that , Middleville won a V. Munton—J. Havens. n.ai" s.u >»!,■„„ tiu. wnrtH nene authorities. When the official u nilnitesTxiyes and camphor." nomtcally. Colonial Estate's herd of Radio phone* kre taking tiic world Radio phonesjre lakmg the wor d Juu (h(. InformaO<M, p.ur from 1 . • Single* "Likewise, the present emergency* 14 registered Brown SwLs* and by storm. In Charlotte, radio conSportsmen'* I ensue John Stutz. Bureau. American Section. Office 1* speeding up thc trend toward i Guernsey cattle produced butterfat1 ccrts iir«f the rage, a first clau outfit, Keith Chase'* 569. which wa* high1 greater utilization of agricultural; “t « feed cost of .141 cent* per costa about *150 but good service t* of lhe Provost Marshal General. fnr the evening, and Dan Aller-1 D. Tredinnick. II Lone. raw materials in industry. Short- pound. often given on amateur outfits cost- War Department will notify the next ding's 53? with cravdstant spilling' W. Stanley, age* in almost every field are being The National bank's trophy for mg about *40 Wayne Way. son of of kin. by their mates gave Moose the nod H Matthews. relieved by chemically develdped rc-! the greateat Increase in butterfat Rev. A. F Way. ha* a set'nearly' Negotiations arc progressing but over Attons Fr Dillon scored 541 I Warner. You CAN Buy Your HOME placemenu. And in many instances production over the previous year's com pie led and it L* expected Hos­ are not yet completed between thr J. O'Connor. tile so-called substitutes are proving record went to Wth, F. Velte of tings will soon be able lo listen hi International Red Cross commit­ IL Reynolds. tee mid the Japanese govcniment lo nitro game victory over Sheldons. Through The Building & Loon superior to the material* for Which I Woodland, whose six registered March 29. 1922 City-County blanked Hotels. M. Reynold*. they've been called upon to -pinch- Holstein* increased their IMO pro­ Mrs. L. H. Evarts lias been chosen livering package* to American prt- Illi" Matinee Joe Sluts. hit,' which means they've -come io * ductlop by an average of 8225 E. Smith. Rolland Taliaferro paced his Ixm<slay •• pound* butterfat per eow. a very ex-, County Nurse lo succeed MLss Huth oners of war .and Iqientcd civilians Dwinell ' and of establishing method* of mall dnn train of day time bowler- with -rum m UM" <!««,>. o! John C. Qualfe observes his nine-' communications betwet n prisoners a good 531 score and helped win q . The Leonard.' turned in one uf the Urth birthday today. and their families All American three game series from Clevelands. best three game scries that have The Salvation Array u opening a Red Cross chapters will be advised Sa1' m dropped a Vah to Toledo, been rolled in tile league play when corps in Hastings Robert Walton as soon a* these negotiations are Bl'" l eague they hit 851 in their first game <a ston stated. Tomorrow* farm mav mni, . i A 530 series toy , Keith Chu.-e for credit to many men's teams! and supply the raw materials from which Bl“h i.a.tinu^with has been chosen to head the board completed. First steps m relation to Amer- Tool Room. Tom Ogden's 514 for a pair of 768 games for their other car twdles. airplane wings and manv <”?® ®v Dr. Peter Stair and Rev. Russell H Bready will be the speakers at the, lean prisoners held by the Japa- Engineer, and Frank MeMillcns 51)6 two games Dee Thayer led the special Lenten services at the! ne.se have been taken. Red Crov for Engineers ... , were the b«'st score* team with a fine 504. Doris TallaMethodut church this week , , cfficlals said. These were, tii 't. in lhe Bli" League. Tool Room- ferro-scored 494. France* Jupinlrom 1 niBEttf 1 by ‘h? Iierd* owned by Carl Hartman Cool and'Dooley have been award- ih,. naming of a-Swire delegate in won three from Office. .Shop Office produced 486 and Violet Shroyer 1 SmTJS of ^tpr Bradn«’,d °‘ Dr'- cd thc contract for building six Token" to represent the Interna- dropped n ixtlr !<• Electricians and and Emma Carpenter had 475 and 428 respectively. They won the first In’ Il011- U®yd A O*»«» °i Dowling and miles of Class "B" nine foot road !lonai Rrd Cross committer -Dr Foundry blanked Engineer.*. JisibiZ fo. 5^°£x,ona’,“2‘X1ah4J from the City IlnUU to Stoney .Point Ftn.. pnravlclni; second, agreement < <>nimcrrial League two games but dropped the lost one It is still possible to buy the home you want through in Castleton Twp | ljy Ule Japanese government, transHastings Lumber and Cool*, league to Bonnet and Gown. the cooperation of this association- We hove money ► Champion Film Corporation has mitlcd through thc Japanese Red :.ader». ilropped their fast game by Strand* had their way with Bct« S »• closed a contract with cross.uui and the stateurpniuiinu department, uun that niir one |ini phi lo Atjunn ApdriLs service Service anti and si> ‘sigma and by miajiik taking mucv three cnu.'M n. ummii '■ U» nic in ---- Pathe Co - for — viuvi '•aiiiw Phi rm miu to finance homes ond the building of new ones. A -.Hr nirtnrn* ____ relating to fair failed to wm three .. ... . ___ __ . ..... .. . ..... of the high cow In hLs association, n th«« ”,c orndtirtlnn Preduction nf ol! six picture*, nt at .... treaty ot. 1929 game. while their games went into the ■. leadership for more improvement eon- ' "T|Ai<«iru ,registered nuuicui Holstein wimi with uxuriutiruu production i , are to be taken treatmenti m of inkuxucx.i prisoners u* of »war would ixarcst rival. Goodyeiic Jlro->. Hdwe. the league. Helen Wade and Marion .v.. ii.gi^i in living it..., •„Par, . •nicn ..... . . .... ucnuHCU few minutes of your time will clarify our plans and we X S nJJ,n oi ■,°u,,,b »■"» __u ""d «... s«3 here. A studio ? inav m2v be erected on ™ thr ,r "u,; ■'>"••• 'w uvilimi'. blanked if.ulitu-. Caarslruction • to Goodyear scored best fur lhe win_» . ------a. ...nu u. will be hap|)y to serve you. Tell us what you would like “>u"d- >»«»••' °’h" •» v*“" or non-comatant* interned in Ju- pick uj> jt game on the leaders. ,lrr' *>••» 4<0 and 432 respectively I pan or Japane^-occupted nations. Movtuilmn and F.nil Weil a pair from »md Gerry Neil was best for the TTxrr U no Bmll lo U» UeWx .m’ TH'BTY YEARS Atio and let us show you how we con help you attorn it. I would be cared for equally well us Coffee Shop. State Insulation took ft losers with 436 Stale Insulation “ T. ,.'d- W.y; MmbM UIX prisoner* of war pair from Middleville Creameiv. won a pair from Hastings Beauty Don’t delay, stop in today* Iht r.r^r Inrt thJ A C*°usc of Hasting*. Merle BradChas. E. tioyle was.madr president | The only steps now remaining are Roush Tailor., won thr odd game Studio. Trio Cafe dropped a pair to miX.r^rn.rer ruS'nn* mtwh• fleld 01 Doi'“'r nnd lh™e “‘her cows of the Michigan Whist Club at the receipt of the lists of nanus ot from City Fathers and Vikfhgs lost Windstorm. Banner blanked Boyes rii.n rn^tX ‘reE owncd b>’ Llo5d A Gftskill of Dowj- Detroit meeting of thc ussoclatton American prisoners of war held by tun to Auto Sjiort Shop Rea! Estate and Futon Rings look rimer new than moat of u* realhe., lnR ... 11W u.epk . . HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN the Japanese, and agreement' that Boyd Payne's am i-mack on the » l»ir from Portias. rtro^le *!n mL^iw^’-dom" he Harlan Blair, tester for the No. 2 John W Hurst. 76 wa* almo.t lhe American Red Cross inav encl iicm • 2i0-l'.:0-200 leal tired the eveBest scores: Dr Thayer 504. DJ ASSOCIATION see nerhaus a Quarter on------------------------------- --------- ------------ '------ — --------------------’ — food and neccssar,.- cloth- nirtg's play. Dave Goodyear scored <*aliaferro 494. F. Juppstrom 482. V. norrnui toward U1C Allowing herds averaging over the Roller Mill crowing on Creek St mg and comfort urticlcs far the 567 and Will Hackney and Vern Shroyri' 475. J. Mclvor 471. L. Pierw^’fat i.r- ’Walter w.ta'c^v;; i__________ __ _ ____ ______ B Stebbins Bide. 1 “ “,,cr 1 . J” I 400 nound* conke nt Strong tickets were nominated by prisoners Leary each K. French 444. H Wade 440, Phone SN Leary each had had 558. 558. ecoped UHo^fctTyMrs'' 1 ’ Woodland. Colonial Estate of Das- both J*artlM for lhe city election. -----------’■* .... -----------“ ’ G. Nell 436. M. Smith 433. M. Good­ —------ -------------- -------------------------------------------... *.... The American Red Cross ha* been city Tournament year 432. R Prentice 431. J. Brow­ Mr. Livingston was Introduced by!‘ter 7..and Wm. ~ F. Velte and " Karl Eek- i The Republicans chose- Mayor. C. advised that all United States millhit.' 266. ------- «.------------? - ' H. ir Osboni: Trcas. f.... John N Ream; -------- lnr“. mcn hc(d prtoonerf ah. reccjy-l 1 loyd Stccby ..... O. B. Price, agricultural represents- “ d ..... ..... ... " “?■ A rini.l. <21 E. c>n»nur Food Center went into the .... lead hi cXrot1^ JXh* (JuntvTxS X’°' d“‘ton weV iixPX Bd, Review. Thomas Waters: Suprs ing the ration nf the regular Japa- W I".- m»i. .....I »«!> 4 ,.t "!■ ' Tcmbik M. rm<H«I —1 & 4th wards. W. H. Chase: 2 <t ne.'e soldier. A list of food given to 2866 plus and 1" was entirely due To <2 425. R. Peterson °- R PpU'r-'oi> *425. 3. E. W. Mowry The Democrats interned civilians indicated that Uovd Stccby and B Bennett, Carrv-’ r.Bii.-w' named: Mayor, Dr. G. W. Lowry: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- they were ing rccelvinn excellent care 113 and * ’•'••'bs l.RtEK In .n.n"n. Io. <M> innUnt. A tin average of^iily Treas.. Phin Smith: Bd. Review. These latter .include construction newcomer at the game. Llovd Stee-! Loui* Havens of Battle. Creek program of education on the Uw ol CEDAR CHEEK Frank Horton: Supr.-l A- 4 words. workmen captured „. RC Island. by shot dfi amazing 266 his last spent the weekend with his parents In ,.„ Wake larm proOncU by mOnMiY U Unci, u„dm J. L. Maus. 2 & 3 ward*. Geo. Ab-1 and Amcricnn.s who wetr living ganv- to make his team soar to lops Mr “nd Mr*. Forrest Havens. Sun­ on the mill pond which was sunk h®?' in Japan in the tint round of play. Starting ,lay ne and hl* parent* called on lode day last week Thr cause ot Clyde Sledge ha* purchased Will ----------------- < ♦ »------------hi' last game with n strike and a ,hr Robert" McGlockhn and the (the sinking has not yet been de­ Hilton's deny line and buifties*. WELCOME SPRING! .. . ■ । John Havens families In Hastings. termined n» there has not been The Glass Creek Extension class Gentlemen of the Press: ientlenien or known of any submarines opcral- FORTY YEARS AGO I will Ik glad when winter., tone. ' .,|Iv.|t. vumc nrnrlv ccllti'cd thr fin" jncl with Mrs. •»«•••• Harrv ww*** Dunn •last When the warm sun comes north M ‘1 Thursday for a social >n«ting_ .".un ta wr Ur Peter Young:.. 81. died March 19 . I,,ls yp;,L «mu Ume will. 'num.. -n.r omth. ftah hnuu- but Uure The building adjoining lhe Amen- What all th" ice and -n.M u thawn .landtiu Iblnr I notued vv lhe ,,, nlulw, ln u.r. lul win­ By-aio aU— mu. .,.rw.lmr ,u>. yJJ ••’I Mr. OmmpEto ot Kolacan House owned by Robt. Dawson Bv !iklcs ’Wav with springtime good advice you distributed to the: (er ■ cheer: manv da>l, is being refitted and will soon be octownspeople, especially nutrition; -h,crc havc not education'for that would be jin out- '(n Mareh thU vear that jt has cupied by H. F. Tcgeler's tailor shop. Wlwn casual-met no more will scold The blizzard-blown, goose-plmpl{landing point to me.' i (not stormed and a good manv of o. ~ sn^r) Ing cold: Butl thoroughly quaked In my | them have been storms that you FIFTY YEARS AGO But say. in words that almost sing: viking,2655. Office •Bliss! 2614. Wlv. jack and Jerry of Richland March 24. 1802 boots when I read lhe seemingly;read about "Good Friend can anything bcit approving article of cutting grapeMrs Olive Campbell and Peguy! Wolcott A: Townsend will open a ■ Perks Tavern Goodyear j jar --------------- ----------------------- 2618. ... and Mrs. Bros. Fred nllt Bechtel spring?” fruit tire night before to enable a'and soils of Hastings called on i first class hardware store in Wood­ ; Hdwe. 26:7. Coffee Simp 2.392. Ma- and- Billie were Sunday guests at cold shower before breakfast the I Xrdy Owen and family Sunday land about April I. | chines 2525. Middleville Johnsons' Chits. Whittemore* next, morning. Gentlemen!! (afternoon. ! 2579. Junior C. of C. 2611. Moose! J. T. Lombard was called tn Ra­ 'Only one thine that I tin:.. A youth and maidens first-time',2581. Sliippcrs 'Piston Ring! 2567' Mr- and Mrs. Merritt Bryant of The essential Vitamin C for which' Mrs Clair Lammers was in Kitla­ cine. Wls. last week by the illness Hastings wire callers ul Russel grapefruits ore especially noted Is mawo Saturday on business | and Engineers. < BUssi 2530. Whittemorcs Sunday night. destroyed up to 50 : by cutting the Mr and Mrs Leslie Gould and tiers of Wisconsin Death occurred Rich Reality: The Bream grapefruit the night before If tlib., family visited Mr and Mrs Art and burial was in Racine Come T rue! wa* an intentional statement, 1Gould in Fulton Sunday. The sun has <lwn bright and clear March 31. 1892 reprimand you strenuously, or read] ^*r and Mrs. Duane Lammers. Already the eases ate drippUig: George Osborn last week bought Sherman 'Chemistry of Foods an(|i Sherman Werlman and wife ot Ha»the Walter L. Wilkins house on Ccn- .'n"’ says that spring : . । lings and Muri ’ Lammers and wife Nutrition.” ------------------ ~ “' near­ | of-Fair lake helped Mrs. Clair Lam- ‘ ter street, paying *1800 Sincerely yours. old wln,cl' 0n,sP L1- -'Upping. mers celebrate her birthday Sun-1 James, son ol Mr. and Mrs. John Edna Schultz, day at the home ot Mr. und ** — Webber, died Saturday of quick 500:1 balmv nlr'' wl>* dr>’ u"’ ilu-sl‘ Mrs • Nutritionist' And n, fieldwith consumption. * Ar,i ',d; will b<* rcovered “v,'f*'d wl,h John Lammers. Harper Hospital. verdure lush: D. W. Rogers lias bought the Dr । Mrs Minnie Campbell spent part 'i>rtng tuhers joy. of Iasi week with her sister. Mrs J. C Andrus residence for $1600. Mr 'rhp wl,llcr The summer .'Ignat* -Boy* Oh■ । Bible of Delton, Andrus will probably build a fine Boy! home on hLs Green street property . BUNIIAM DISTRICT A contribution^a! *25.000 for fl- -A youth and maiden'* love may AT THE THEATRES J The Dunham Community­ Club Bill Elliott, Tex Ritter in naming blood tranfuslons and other > will meet for pot-luck supper and. charm j program at the schoolhouse Friday' urgent medical relief for war vic- I The two to whom it doth befall— The adventure* Wild Bill has evening. tin,.. In the rl'o Dutch East Indies I-ha.-! .. tints BUT. OH YOU SPRING! while trying to protect n ranch from Private Rudolph Soya of Scott been cabled by the American Red YOU arc the real enchanting thing an outlaw gang । Field. HI. 'pent from Thursday to Cross to the Netherlands Ea t InTHAT CHARMS US ALL'' Wallace Beery. Marjorie Main in Sunday at the home of Mr und dies Red cross. | . 8 Conger Hathaway •The Bugle Sounds” I Mrs. Geo. Ball < Complete Line of . An all »ur cast the story present* Mr uni1 MrJ Merrill DunkclbeigBeery as a first sergeant of eavalry ®r ucrp- at 501,1,1 Ind attendINShrf and OUTSIDE PAINTS wlth a record of 20 vear* in the,. ’*• , c fur-rral °f Ute former'.' Banking Hours:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. service, he's a slave driver but id" BrJI’.wtn2LiWMk men worship him and he I- a comMiss* Knkl Mlv Enid Cjieeseman of M S C Let us figure your needs t- at home for spring vacation this fort to his superior officers "Tlie Mad ttarlorIf Mark.l Street ' Mr and Mi Geo Ball .Ktf starring I na Merkel. Lionel At will daughters Nvh und Neva were Sun­ Mystery. spine-chilling action and day guests of Mr und Mrs L L.«pl. 59c a generous sprinkling of comedv badie in Lacey. qt. 98c "Blue* in lhe Night" Mrs. Pau! Birman and children of ‘ Battle Creek were Saturday night guests at the Burney Williams home Betty Field. Richard Wharf They alng thr Blues, they play the und Sunday Mr Birman and moihBlues and the story of .the way they . Mrs Minnie Moodv Ls in Osteolive the Blue.' jpalhlc hospital. Buttle Creek where "Niagara Falls" p>. 7 he had an operation Monday. starring Marjorie Woodworth. | Wm Hoffman of Baltimore spent Sunday at Claud Hoffman*'. SUm Summerville ■or Wa-shing Painted Walls and Woodwork The »tory revolves around lhe ad-------------- -- FENCE HEAT------------RUIN* WIRE ventures and misadventures of al Another *core against widespread pair of attractive but squabbling'burning ol fence rows ha* been youngsters who are not married. 1 found by agricultural englneeis Damage to wooden posts was obvious Apparently Uncle Bams Army and uow the engineers report that ha* ilb oalutlng—and other- heat ruins the temper of wire fenc­ troubles. too. ing and the wire becomes soft and A man who'd just joined lor easily broken During- the war training passed a captain without emergency, purchase of new wire saluting The captain stopped him. fencing has become difficult. Soils and crops authorities previously you attach any special significance scored the burning process as a U> this uniform?" cleanup method that often did more The new chum looked him over. harm than good. Conservation spe­ then grinned. "Why. you lucky cialist* have been pleading against the practice which dBst<pys wild­ suit that fltar _, life cover and nesting facilities. DAIRYMEN ARE GIVEN TROPHIES FARM PRODUCTS Backward Glances of। Bits of Yesterday 1 WAR PRISONERS' FATE IS SOUGHT BY RED CROSS Bowling New» Wi"s"-F“JWh°"T°k- Kfffffisrwsaw"•»- =? 'c-Tc ■■ — Public Forum Cleaning andPainting The Theaters Time! MOORES PAINTS & VARNISHES JOHNSON'S WAX 01188331 JOHNSON'S CARNU RUTLAND PAINT CLEANER NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM It is God tiiat giuleth me with! ■ We have always felt the Duec would go far, and if tie 1* smart lie strength, and maketh my way per­ will start —Chicago Daily News fect—P*. I8:J2. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION । is. 59 59 25 DI CHLORCIDE MOTH CRYSTALS 49 LARVEX MOTH SPRAY 79 DALPH MOTH SPRAY ,. 69 REED’S 1»KUG STORE SSI MASTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY —5S? H0UI1191 Phon. 2241 &. ..u -------- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH Zt, IM! 1 corded to the two Cardinal pitcher*.! now and then, and anyway I eould SOUTHWEST RUTLAND both rookie*. the tale might have i name a camtdcrablo Itet of feminine : Ur. nna Mrv t^nest'Gorham and Friend* are sorry to learn il the brn; different • • • The Cardinal friends who hav. their ear. glued chlld„n andMrs Trfi mrioo. Hines, from bronchi*! pneuplayer* gave a regular champion, close to the radio every afternoon | Kalamazoo were guest* on Satur-' » lire five weeks old baby ™r' ,__ ____ ■***n**‘-* f «IU Lemuel pcared to be sure base run* out of I season—don't they Mabie? ! Francis Gorham. I Oaka ot Dowling. Bhe U *t Peathe air, grabbhig Moling fast line , Sadie R. Cook 1 Miss Mary Dunn of Kalanuuoo1 ’*“pl^*nd "" ,or ller The Business Women's Hospital drives and shooting them down to Pennflora Hotel AND wa* a weekend guest of her p*renU>quUk recovery. pGuild melon Wednesday evening of Sport pages in ... the------------------------St. Petersburg *„^ first before recovering. .. Il was _____________ niSU Petersburg. Florida . : Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn. | The Ota* Creek Extension club­ ; iMt week at the Muonic hall, thc dalUe, 100k llMe |lU<Uuninier One» pretty game to see and we »mrd ■ l: ■ • r .ppmuc *.«, .*« uivw *<>■>■*..« ' Mi:- Marie Kuball. Mr*. Anna|bJ,d • meeting la«L Thuodiiy ^‘dJn’JSSi home and have for a long lime..... ! »’ ‘...v h* ?«»»••»• ”n l.“°.। .2” <u nivic ui*n uu. v uwwiuGi* ~.u ,wc wished It might liave been for I Mrs. Jamra Boulter. Mr*. Merle) Kuball and daughter of Chariot to ?; Mr». lurry Dunn, digest, gotta atfflt is Mm mended for Intents. Orron shamrocks marked the the;Tbe New, vne th* "Hgerk. aorry for far Rowe ROwe ,। ocniey, Schley. mus Miss Dora Johnson and nnd,, called ealted._Htuiday afternoon to see thei y*- , n’ Douglass aAsUtlng. “ " . , guesta. guests. Green »“c St. Louts uou*.. Cardinal* ..... and ...» Tigers II did did fkel feet sorry t in troubled with dlgestl MUs flora Belson entertained lhe individual ..................... place* and the gt. Patrick 'York . .. Yankees had began dropping ' .•« he ................................... left the mound fufiiier's after latlwr. that1 Mrs Herman Lewis Kuball. Johnson. IVV Jr., were 1, Kai- former': cGorham ——— will entertain ••• Sunday school claw ot the Wesley- motif was —.. carried out ... in’...» the ..naph-,... in ... to ...... begin spring’ R training --------------------about i---------------ribtudrom ---------second -------Inning, threwthrewi nmaaoo amaaoo shopper*. »hnm>r. Friday. .!-I Oco. Haveiw was a Detroit visitor; AFT1*- . . an Methodist church of which Mrs ! gins. After the thc business sesslon.'the session.1 the time we n arrived "b*d 'be thc tint first of i> down _hU ills glove nnd and crept in-j InMr*, LaVem Mr*. uvem Calthrop uaitnrop visited Mr.! mi-i several days last went |--------------------Charles Christman is the teacher. Mrs Harold Phillips gave a review Frbiuary. Joe .DIMagyto, ixueball one likes;I valsiiiup Calthrop at at the the American American Legion Letton —7— i,— to thc Tiger dugout. Every z --•Sarah Erway of Glass Creek lu-r home tionir in Irvine ThuruLvv O »rf the clever arid .Ad .nirri.ininr. No 11 mnn «Imv* hoping hmilmr hr ___ <.............. at her Irving Thursday entertaining book.;No man. rnark (k nluir plug for thc the YauYan- him nn.-t nnd !■ I* klwgyt lie will'. will nospilaL Sunday. Friends will .be 7. glad. u ’Hlting her Uster. Mrs. William evenlng< Mr. und Mrs. Lewi* "You Are Only Young Twice” by Lets 1MI iploii team, was the succeed „■ In ......, mtfklng thr comeback. t0 know lie Ls feeling fairly good Havens and husband. Chri^tinan. Mr and Mrs Acton and 1 Done Smedley'. The committee for first one to show up. being he yet will. WcU>“re teln< out oul at U he h. b U sure .urrh-jn -lU • • ■ r.n, .. Uuni lbM, W. *re .-tsorry to report that Her-' t-Grlllc loi nomr nrobnblv ... ______ . __ . ........ . . .. mnn Mrsi Evans of Grand Ruplds were the April meeting la MLu Grace Lido beach, Parts-a-Grllle for sun*un-•;iiony* probably know Inmr long Iteforr before ___ sent him cards and letters and would n,an irnhaii Tsu’vt.ll Ls under tiie doctor t present and assisted with the pro- Reickord, chairman. Mwi Marie .rays unp exercise His pretty wife. | this that the great DiMugglo. after like to heur from others 1 c*rp- bavins had thc hiccoughs for gram\ Mr Christman rcail the Rowe, Mrs Betty Scobey and Miss!'be former Dorothy Arnold ot the a holdout that really began to look Don-. W ih* CM».n J"""** aeripttnc Irason and gave a short Mabel Sisson Nexy month Lhe 'movies, and their little bambino. |*eriou* finally signed on the dotted meeting nt the school house. fTldayi p^‘ nw„rt H.«.h rxhcrtntton. Mrs Christman amig meeting night Will W Monday. April -’00- Jr la,er :rtld re । line after liring given u »5000 ralMr rvmlng Mnrrh 27 ut 8 o'clock Levin FRESH RHUBARB PIES .... 30c ™r and "‘D1- Rankin H.irt.dnugli,er and uranddaughter Patty H.rt u solo anil Mr*. Evans gave n read-1 go and yearly dues are lo be col- >bicd. by another star. Lefty Oo-j instead of thc MOCK) he demanded. oX will siwak Plan to^ttej? MrrnndU iS^ oJy ‘^^ of » X Ploaso bear “lost‘ » 5 la!,t '-an. y'Br’"hlslmakltut his mnking his his retorted reported sul«rv salary nf of M2M2 Ing. A Ulbl^ quiz in charge of Mrs lectcjd- amWatirne. FU-" " lncl mPI ,uon ,ttQ" ,5 1S-los COLONIAL CAKE-.. eoeh 35c wifr. and 19-monlhs-old daughter. 400 thc highest everpttid a Yankee PlainwTil were Sunday guests of Mr. (2! £ d J?? Ctuu. Christman was interesting and riie''cliangc nf date in mind, Havens. fWith l*o major leagueteams in | player .Muylx- he is worth II. anvHOT CROSS BUNS 2 for 5c lively games coiiiptetrd un enjoyabte/---------------- < •» ----------' tralning hdte. thr Cleveland Tn- way tin- papers here featured thr nnd Mrs James Boulter and fnmi’.v evening Mb. BcWn-—and her -------------------------------------------Mi* .“»• 55X «c7n«[ ss dians at nrarby Ciratwater:-DetniiL-urwo of lhe final sl-nilng with mother served refreshments. Tiierc nt Lakeland; Washington tit Or- scarcely leas printer’s Ink than they and her sister. Mrs. Minnie Schlfflando; St Louis at Deliind: Cinrin-* accord tiie signing of some rpicman of Middleville. . unit at Tampa. Just across lhe bay. I making measure by President Roo^Mr. mid Mrs. Junior McMillan en­ I Kenneth Dunn graduated last , mid four other Nntiona) league clubs rvrlt "Time Is short and fume is Prchlilorlu Lake City zjij^mg/1 tertained their Euclirc club Salur-1 week |lonl from m M. a 3. w O.. tail East LnnidngJ 'nl! In training in Florida.-tire sport flectlna'' in tin- world of sport, ns 113 S. Jeff trios SL Remains of a prehtstorlc lake city Mnd ls nMUnj h« parent*. Mr. und dny evening al their home on East| writer* get Juicy picking in cover-[we nil know. • • • And while on Hits m.y be «ccn in the water* near Mr? Harry Dunn He has been ac-‘ A panel discussion on- inter- lllB |llK tne tj(r urapciruit Grapefruit league, as n It urauDject Ls I subject of sport, golf fan* fans may be ccpted in thc Anny Air Corjia and were Mrs. Cecil Cappon. Mrs. Ellis j American Joy [ Interestrd interested in thr Hi. fine — Relations o.i-.i—•• was .— the .U. pro- Milird ... .• DlMagglo brought joy r comments Geneva. Switzerland. Kelley, irayal Hnyr*. and Gk-nn gram presented al thc Women'* club ,o Um» hearts of .the‘buys out at: given Chirk Harbert. Battle Creek Kuhler The irate ling prize vn*rm&{mg Friday. Mrs. Fred Steb- MacDill field a few days utter his pro. during tlie winter tournament . - • - 5 ' ........... vi.ni>........ blns, chairman, slartcci .... the wnn....duc i j ..trit.ll arrival U) by «a visit thinIII. ir in ■<■:>>■».>>; company rircui' . III in FFlorida. IUCIU4 Hie I OC S|X)ri sjxirt *711aritpurty will be held April 11 nt the t Mon by slating that North and .with some of the local'sport writers, 'rr. were unanimous in saying he ■ home of Mr. mid Mrs Cecil Cap-: Routh America, outside of Canada. )’<• .-.hook hands with al! of 2000 wa.-. thc best looking prospect in ! jam on East Bond street. Include twenty-one republics. Sou'll future airmen and .gave his arm: profeaslonai golf, the one young pro Mrs Pied OhrlMIe entertained the* An"'rlc“ •i,one comprise;, two and sprite a micHouon workout by sign-- who could steal .vene- from the j Mrs. Fied Ohrhllr entertained thc' one-third times thc area of con- ing hundreds of fiutographs He grent shirs He shot a 60. sixj Octa club at her home on W. Stale : tinentel United Slates ‘spoiled Ins old rival for home-run 1 under pur. at the lAkc-snod coura-l HL. on Friday evening at a chickeni'' At present we are vitally interest- Honors. Sgt Hunk Oreenburg. m here in tiie final round which gave j supper. Lahr pc-dro wan played led in the other twenty countries. u,r Uli- ciusu “ anu I,d r i.auru “11*‘d hlm nun ,o “w turn l"'n sccumi second place in lire the 73-hOlC 72-hoic|I will) Mrs. Clurk Payne and Mrs. cu >i U1< mm iwriiiy VUU.IHHS, platform . .. . In . answertnlonursttolK'nu.l «ill. .. ....... ..______ questtons 'ratal a Itli-lira 289. whteh was only three Maude Payne a.s winners. | The frontier of thr Americas mur-t • • • [be defended, not by urm-i.alonc. but from r.-portera. DiMapgto declared lets tiian the champion Snead’s 28t> 1 Thr sixteen members of thr "SOO" by tact, the will of fair/cooperation j Mel Harder of thc Cleveland In-: He'Ls thc -An* of E W. Harbert, j rliib were guests of Mr. mid Mrs and thc frirndllnras, which among1 dliins was tire toughest pitcher he Battle Creek.Country club veteran «vcr fared, while Gri-cnburir ncand received hir. first Garner Hampton Saturday evening.' nations, us among Individual-., win.-. ; knowlcdgcd Bobby Feller us hts par- jirnfCMlonnl. n„.„ „„„ dubs when only lluvv three and one-half .... -------. — .... .. |t|flK£s Bn(j gfjjjjf. them. Itlculkr Nemesis DiMagcto breaking rec-Ii ........... —....nn^.. , also ——— years .* — ••• old —and >>..u began m vokiiih rvvWill I.iniitutmi. high, mid Mrs. Boyd Mis. <iuy Keller s|K;kc on The! txiastnl that hLs four-iiionllis-Min. ords when .'.till of high school age ' Clark and J. W Hewitt, the con- Background of Lntin America ' in joe. Jrindicates soulhnaw ten- -Hr won the Michigan open a few | Milatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Vemor order that wr may understand ihw'(j.<nrfra bv reactiinc for hi* bottle vears aco with 30 strokes under1 PANCAKE FLOUR 5 Blough will entertain thc next club' countries better three factoi.s njust with hlx k-fl hand. 17c ‘ Tiie sport par. whk-ii Ls Still a world amateur! SOU1HUN meeting. MJHMYKlKlO CALIFORNIA NAVEL be considered Piral, the settlement writer* are givinq a good cteal ot record. Doubile^s Hastings golfers '. 3 ichi 10c GREEN ONIONS second, the propinquity mid publicity io vouna Pin! Rlzzu'o. know all about him • ■ - Tin-, CAKE FLOUR M<< Albert Kirne wa- iinstCM. tn,' process; blood mixtures of tlic rare*; mid nicked un on tlw sandlnis of Brook- week's .-.iiintcr "up add down Main CALIFORNIA TIU.0W liir M<nl-T-Go club al. tlic home of Mm, Shirley Henry -on Friday after­ third, thc set of values develojx-d iwi. who came to thc Yankees from Ht ' lias shaped itself to such leng'h CAULIFLOWER CORN MEAL through thc colonial period. The Kansas City lust vewr and lilt 307. concerning sports that I fancy the GENUINE SOUTHERN noon Winners at bridge were Mrs. FLORIDA ALL PUDPOiE majority of the ixqnilatton Ls of- The arnnes arc held ut Waterfront remainder will be carried over till Dun Lewis..Mr* Robqrt Dryer anil :Spm»Lsli descent with Portuguese nark close to the business section, next week. However men renders CELERY IONA FLOUR i miking next. There air enormous From the grandstand one looks out should have a bit of consideration MICHIGAN Mis LuwicuceGie'iifitid cult-!- numbers -of people of German and 0,1 Tiunpg bay. a section -of the NAVY BEANS RADISHES 2 lent. ft FLORIDA SESbttSS wimrd withifamily dinneron Sunl'«l‘un extraction, und u consider- H-S * .J^now'hummlnr with U' — HUE DOSE uomri day in honor ol her husband’* birth- •'»»’«'• number of Japanese Have M l. FANCY Ria TOMATOES 29c day. :it their home on the Lacey Hfd I>“rLs ot Latin America. “*“•* .'* ** 1 ELC.*2^,•*." W A Y KI F C\ lUUNTflUD WAYNE read in Baltimore township. Tim** notably in Brazil mid Pero .tlic ‘h«“ team * you ou “ cmne "»• «<* lo "«• root fur for. “ us* W A T N E . Y FKESM. GREEN lit did for u* Tuesday when the CORN FUKES HEW CARBAGE 4C FRESH, TENDER hl attendance were Mr and Mrs. Thr political nnd economic -lw Tiie phaser. . ti r.-.s ..,., r.mr < anM. m tn sown town ... In ..n nugr huge uu» bus SUNNOIELD ere treated by Mrs. ..i, n ._ r-nrrtmais al. Russell Greenfield, grandparents; were Mrs David Van Van ’I .,, k, tlInv t,inv w wpii thc Cardinals who alBCH. ROLLED OATS Siuircn Greenfield. Mr. mid Mrs. Btukirk. She outlined thc foreign ----• had • • a record• nf- six nr seven WINESAP APPLES 4 i.s ready LaPloy Gri-ciiflcld. mid MUs Patricia possessions In the Western Hem- straight wins to tHeir credit, it C A LAVO HAND MARVEL. ' ENRICHED” CalkiiLs of Hastings; Mr. and Mrs.- isphcrc which were discussed al the1 prove-, a most diverting view rr GARDEN-FRESH * • SALAD PEARS .. Orvul Gardner of Nashville; Mr. Panama ' and' " Havana conference Will and I always ro down early LB. suottii-MZt u Mid Mrs. lUilplt Henney nf Carlton Jn b[waking of economics, she menCenter mid Mrs. Thelma Johnson Honed GRAPEFRUIT the Inter - American get tiic plavers located by their of Muskegon Financial' Economic committee numbers. • • Schoolboy Rowe, once iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiuiiiiii Inter-American Bank, Inter-Ameri­ Ute pride and Joy of the Tigers and CHICK STARTER Tlic Study club met Monday with can Development committee. Exjiort considered Invincible when going Mi s Aben Johnson. M>x. D. D. Wai- ! %D<1 Import Bank. Pre-emptive Buy­ top <onn. was wanning up In front VHtMAH't AMOR1EO —/It a Sa^t^ Ma'te Juat like there is x difference tin giving a review of thc book by', ing, tend Lease Arrangements. of tile grandstand. scheduled to COOKIES 3 .am 29c in thr ru you bum In your CIEHVIEW-MEOIUM Mrs. Osa Johiuon, ' Four " ' ‘ Trail*. Program. Argentina Agree­ rtart the game for thr Tiger;.. Thc MEL-O-BIT । car. there I* a difference in •acai. Paradise." LB. ooi. 31c FRESH EGGS ment. and the Pan American High- day wav hot thc kind of weather thr feed you give your ani­ SODA CRACKERS 2 »< 17c partlcidnily favorable lo him and LOAF mals. Dorf'l make thr mistake Mr. wmor ninth ho.™ SUUOOOD . now construeof giving them feed that to her bridge club on T hursday, i This ' * highway, 1 w“” ” ‘"1’ under "r rnn * r"r- 1the many Detroit fans present were SHREDDED WHEAT 2 new. 21c nil pullinc for hhn to show Mime of OLEOMARGARINE I2 ns. 31c doesn't do the job — give three tables bring in play. Honora tion at various jxiinls. Ls to extend •the otdllme form that imide him MILD. FULL CREAM from Alaska to the Rio Grande. ' them quality 1. Q. levied SUHMVFIEIO tvrnt lo Mrs. Fred Prentice and Mrs. famous. In these early season games Mrs. John Ketcham then spoke on * Wayne feeds and save money LB. D0U6HUTS ool. 11c Bert Webb. PURE LARD i cw 27c reldom are kept in over besides. "Leuir Time Planning." We should pitchers ] litre:- innings, but jtoor Rowe! after ThuiYduy afternoon Miss Mary increase production of strategic :the cheaty Cardinals itad netted NIBLETS CORN BETTER FEEDS AT 2 C*». 23c ’ McElwain entertained her bridge commodities, thus aid their economy five NUTRITIOUS. HEALTHFUL PABST-En CHEESE 2 »<•$: 35c runs In thr first two innings; IONA BETTER PRICES and increase their ability to buy ( FZAHKINMUIH TOMATOES 3 SJ 29c o'clock followed with contract. Win­ from us. By so doing w<- make this placed by Trucks and Flisch and thc * ASP GOLDIN AGED CHEESE B. L. PECK is. 35c ner, were Mrs. W L Hinman and hemisphere inorc self-sufficient. Use scoring stopped, only one hit being of Joint naval and air bases, inn­ 'allowed In Ute seven Innings fol­ 2 S.i 2fc CORN Mrs. Minnie Shrincr. 4?9 8. Mich Iran iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuni gunge and exchange of cultural । Hastings Phone 2585 'lhe J. F. p, club held Its meeting material was also discussed by Mrs. lowing ' ’ • However, if lhe School­ SAUD DRESSING o. 31c boy could have had some of the Zl&Pb. /Jidi 3-26 cn Tuesday afternoon with Mn> Ketchum. brilliiint fielding back of him acCornelius Manni us Hie hostess. Mr* Sjiciiklng on “Post War Activities" *oz u ' WHITE SAIL (BLUE BOX) A Robert Mills and Mrs. Roy Yargcr Mrs. E. A. Burton said one of the SOAP POWDER PNG. I1C p — — were guests Mrs. Albert Homey and first things lo be done is to Inspire WHirt SAIL Mrs. J. E. Mattoon held the winning the people of Latm America with AMMONIA scores. confidence In us. This is important WHtn JAIL WHITE SAIL (GREEN BOX) A A Aw* as a hemlspltertc defense measure. SAL SODA rue. On February 2G lhe twenty-one re­ WHirt sail publics took steps to sei up what Ot FLOOR WAX H you ’ ve been asking CAN will be in effect n Western Hem­ Knew WHIIt SAIL I 2'.on: 27c isphere War Council. Acting through yourself — how con I WHITE SAIL j| WAX PASTE Ute governing board of Pan Ameri­ help in our Victory CAN WHIIt SAIL can Union thc republics have agreed TARTAR SAUCE toys: Program — here’s an LAUNDRY STARCH 3 rxo. 15c upon a joint measure to clear axis assignment that is vi­ ncltvttles out of the Western Hem­ "Take my advicer... 5 ,,OJ Mte APPLE BUTTER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiHiiiiiiiiiiiii tal to all of us See to I JASS ZX isphere. Wc must pool our resource.-, PLAIN O* KOSHU it that your car is in after the war. /I & P £npeA. Pi^ht Meald. — Siip&ih Quality, Supvtl Scuti^A KUIH". Swan suds twice as nicer' Mrs. Stebbins closed by quoting DILL PICKLES proper condition so *£At>r IO M»VC, SUNNTfltlO Ezequlel Padilla of Mexico at thc that it can be depend­ SUNNYFIELD—SHANK HALF . COOKED HAMS . recent Pan American Conference. 3 CAMS 17c ed upon in time of TOMATO . “The men who have fallen in Wake 9ANCY *OC«$, S TO A LIS. CAMPSHl'i need' r und the Philippines have not fallen ROASTING CHICKENS . 33c TOMATO SOUP Scans 20c only to defend honor and sovFANCY, FRESH DRESSED ROCKS UNSWMTLNrO FANCT long island ercignty to the United States; they It's simple to HUPffRUITJUia 2 SS 37c DUCKLINGS < ,. have fallen to defend tlic human FLORIDA ttND((, MEATY liberties und lhe common destiny of keep your car ORANGE JUia V.124C BOILING BEEF . 15c CHOICE " America." ~ *• t ~ CHUCK CUTS MAUL Ol SIfW in perfect shape! HARRIS FREPAREO LAST MEETING OF Mri Lawrence Herrick wm host­ ess to her bridge club on Tuesday - afternoon, with the winning score* ; -going to Mr», Roman Feldpausch . und Mm. Clicstv Hodges. Mrs. Edw ; i Van Popering was a guest. ■' SOCIAL EVENTS GREETINGS FROM FLORIDA CLUB NEWS Bakery Specials THE HASTINGS WOMEN’S CLUB HAAG II All T BAKERY • EHJOV FINE FOOD • Enjoy pood sRvinGs Vasueij — tytellmcU — Jloui Prucel—Qtl AU at A & P °oz-. 29° 4 19C ooz 3P 0RAHGF3 YAMS ORANGES ». CARROTS 3 3 5 BREAD SPINACH LOAF CHEESE 60* 30* - WISCONSIN CHEESE SILVERBROOK BUTTER ' SOAP FLAKES™ 2 -27* America Drives to Victory! SOAP GRAINS S GRACIE ALLEN CLEANSER LAMB BRFAST ail LbiN inoar cur UMB CHOPS EXTENSION LEADERS Thb last meeting for thc Barry county home extension leaders, of the ‘Modem Meals'' project, will Ixheld al thc court house in Hastings on March 31 und April 1. according to Mary E Built.-*, home extension Planning 1.095 meals each year ■ Is thc full sized challenge that con­ fronts lhe bride and also the ex­ perienced homemaker. Miriam Euds soeclalist In nutrition, who will teach the lesson, will outline a pat-. ■ tern,for meal planning. • netter’n ol-J-atyle flaatiea 8 way*,!i The um- of locally grown foods will ‘ be emphasized and menus and rcyou Letcha. Try Swan and you'll say: |dpes pleasing to thc palate and the •'Glad I mctcha." Break Swan in two, ' 'eye and easy on the pocketbook will easy. Um ball for kitchen, half for bath. bt-r supplied. I . cuppiicii. , . , Leaders of.the 37 B.irry hmne ex-' Tuna in avory waak: OkAON AlliN tension grouin have reported to GiOkON Buchs • Paul WMHMAN M1m> Bulll* that many furnlllcs are . lutving more wholesome and nouri»hing meals since the course In NfW WH/Tf FLOAHNG SOAP meal planning began lust fall /☆ ☆ ☆ YOUR CAR IS A Personal and Community ASSET. Let's KEEP IT Up to VICTORY STANDARD! •☆ ☆ ☆ Proper care and periodic check-ups by competent mechanics will insure .. 37c VEAL ROAST LEAN Sil HALF GENERATORS must function prop­ erly in order to constantly guard the life of your battery Thc wise thing to do is to have your genera­ tor checked now so.that delays and poor performance will not keep you frojn getting the most from your present car. Trust only on expert —drive in to Andrus Service SUB BACOH Z7 WALLEYED PIKE FRESH TROUT General Tiro and Tube Repairing WRITING FILLETS ’ ■ 3r Ol'S I NORTHERN A TOWELS 3^251 PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES YUKON CLUB FRUIT COCKTAIL WHOll 5SC1IONS GRAPEFRUIT DIAMK- VOU LOMBARD SUMS Wkirinout* MILK IVAPOZATID ANN FAG4 EGG NOODLES ANN PAGt FANCY, LARGE i Grrnlag P^ic^d NO BONE. NO.WASTE FlriNAH MADDIES - i 2S»27c 1 tULIAHA NO WASTE HALIBUT SLICES * POLLOCK FILLETS SHRIMP WIN1IN CAUGHT ANDRUS SERVICE APPLE JUKE .. 24c . .. 2 ... 21c I 3 Bi;s 59c x1.^ - Complete. VaMety. . FRESH HERRING - DEVILED CRAB SWISS OR CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS PORK LOIH VULCANIZING . . . ALL KINDS ENTERED ARMY SERVICE MONDAY His friends here will be interested Ho know that Zack York, member of Phone 2240 daytime. For night i ttie speech department faculty at ice phone 2352 or 2230 WMC. Kalamazoo, was inducted into the army at Fort cuzter on Monday Cor. JetferMB and Court He taught in Hutlngs. then atuefSt*., HMtxag*. Michlgaa led as a graduate student al Yalei ** ’-.i'^ —? । University. Joining the WMC facul- FiiMtoa* Tirea and Tube* I ty hr 1M0. 1 Batteriei, Wladahiild Wiper* Vulcanlaiag > : soup SMOKED HAMS * FRYING CHICKENS BEEF ROAST SIRLOIN STEAKS LAMB ROAST l£tl tHtJULDta CUH you constant opd dependable serv­ ice from your present car! 2 — 33* 4 13 COFFEE : . MACARONI JOHHiOtV. 6UH0AT J GINGERALE 4^.2™ I A '‘c"i.13t 2cS« Be “c°.«‘1k 31c Ulik �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH t®. IMS, Faok hjx | Easter Wonhip Service will be held ASSYRIA ' Union member* appreciate very And five them brand new tires ' PALM SUNDAY AND NORTHEAST WOODLAND much the- attitude of the fair board Elsie A Herd I ng. Reporter.. W.C.T.U. Mftl V VMFPV croviFFC ut 10 Mr. Stone will preach Colored picture slides wore shown w»csu. m. «.». company from Grand Rapid* ««“• hULi vrtts :on (hr thenw> -It Happened One1 toward the petition that wa* pre- . -----------' on Sunday night by Rev. Marclus. Roy Fremeir of Sunfield and Mr.I Sunday ■ rented to them with regard to the 'Pf’iKClIOF Hastings churches are planning to Morning.** Reception of members■ Taller at the Brigg* church, por- nnu and mis Mr*.. vnnrira Charlra Acaira Ackle* ut of lastuung Lansing Fort Fll,, 't Custer , inrden* Lyttle nttcniirii l SCIENTIST liquor ads In the fair book. Here *CHRIST, "",OT sr-trs-rtkr obaerve Plant Sunday with appro- wm be a part ot thc service trnylng tiie life of Christ. . ,s blted Mr. and Mr*. Ray Scheel u, charlotte I n , pt late services and several of the Special Dister music will feature for Sunday Is a liltle poem taken from a Florida' The subject The meeting of the Happy Dozeni Thursday evening 1 . <», .Mondev attended <l> Arhievemtn ‘ nl trnded U> churches are holding special meet- nil of these service*. OUr three organization scheduled for the 27th i'Rcallty."' paper entitled— Mrs. Brrllia Eckardt and Richard ' . " Co *r>Mhcrs* InatHwl**Ingi during Holy Week and uniting rholr* will participate, and Mr. MBc ut live Mrs. Barve home has been Bloomer visited Mr. and Mr* Charlie, w w Potter enirrtalneti The Rubber Situation WESLEYAN .METHODIST The W C T U. met at the home in lhe Good Friday service at the will play both Palm Sunday and deferred by members of lhe family Eckardt Friday evening. I. ' dauahter and family fwm t*" I of Mr*. I. J. Smith Tuesday.'March'Conserve each scrap of rubber, like Episcopal church. Easter Sunday. These services are having the mumps I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke and ’’ rn ov"r lhe »rekeitd. Palm Sunday will be celebrated all open lo lhe public and a lordinl Hailing* ■ 17. twenty-one members and rt»t-[ pupils' pencil lipa Dinner guest* al lhe Mr and Mr- : Mrs Lydia Schuler were in Grand Mr Mllll Mrs Fred Ashby and son hurch next invitation is extended to everybody The dairies can-me horses making Revival meetings are In progress at Emmanuel Episcopal cchurch Clifton Miller home Bunday were Rapid* Thursday calling on relaV|Mt>M Mr and M: Matiru, tor* being present Sih er lea wa, lnp . half their trip*. with Mixa Anna E. McGhle. most Sunday, with appropriate music by Ashby 111 KulUlUHZOO SlUlday : STKrntl.-r it -hr.ptlier. Ctavtn,, Daytnn MllUr Miller rend and fnm. fam­ flVM served followed by a real spirited jx Grandpa und Grannie .walk to outstanding woman evangelist of the. the choir, and the impressive ancient, Mr. unit ily o7 Nashville and mother. Mrs Mr. und Mrs Arthur StaUick en„„„ Mr*. Milton Warm ' business meeting und a splendid talk church day, bringing the mes*age each eve. liturgy' of the bleMlng of |Htlm | Margaret Smith. • ' .isited -at the Fr^l tertalned to dinner Sunday Mr. and fn)IIJ m-iiford by Mrs Mae Custer, making lhe aft- The minister cun ride hLs bike, he's rung nt 1:45. Miss' McGhle .hit* bianche*. which will be distributed and f" family. nnd ..... Mrs. Ashby ____ home Wrdnreday evening. ' Mrs. t^-nna Mloore cj.“ "t! “"7- Mrs. Ray Scheel. Mr. .... ernoon a profitable time to all presnot the man to fuss. winter in in Battle Rattie Arthur Bates n.,_. and ...a daughters j-....*.,-—. Maxine ' Kr. and ynd £ Mr*- Clarence Puyn" traveled around the world three to live congregation. The rector, ; who spent the winter ent. ' Nurses too "without rubber heeL" times ahg is a most interesting and tiu- ll;-v Don M Gury. will preach ..... children vWh.l relatives m Creek, has returned lo the Henry and Dorothy and Virginia Varney, und on "Companionship with Jesus " ; / Our Hastings union 1» growing-, -can give their patients rare callable speaker Services on Sun­ Wyman home : honoring Uic men’s birthdays. Delton Sunday. At thc First Methodist churrii. ' seventeen new members being added, Mothers glad — ■»— •tor — •to -----sacrifice her day me at 11:30 and 7:30. , Mr and Mrs Ray Raymond have ulld Mrs. Victor Eckardt wimarn William Asnuy A.-Jiby aim mid Wnvrr GMM■ Grove ' , this year. We have the Urgc'-t num­ : returned from a week's stay in Chi- ca|jcd on Mr. and Mrs. Will Velte from Parchment visited ut 'be Ftetf Mis* Jeanette Fries* of Allcndnle the pastor, the Htu. L Wlnstim icago. 1 «ttmrfnv-«finrnnnn ber of new members in the state i But don’t disturb/ the breweries— is the song leader and children* Stone, will adinlnLsti-r lhe sacra- ' .eatm their their former ftWmer home home ------------Ashby home Friday evening, though home defense requires— l and new,unions air being orgunized Clarence Payne and Dun Pavnr worker. Special number* In song Let the beer trucks keep on rolling are provided at each service and e througtioul the county. illrrctiir. and thr gills'ciioruv. dim:- Jn *hr Circle are asked to pay them ] Tooia-, m charge, ..at-.- Htn evening Mis. Frtess also 'ted by Mr*. Slone, The b >' April 15. 1042 Mr **M‘4- h,d * ‘' n U<. reported that un oil w«li Stone. will wiH sing -The by 1942 or thdr their lots lol* wlU — an<| —• -Mrs Rrx McCarty have plays thc piano accordion al .each; ]Palms." Mrs. Stone .singing the ol>-|not be taken care of this season. ■ Mr. S,™,. lire ;»«.»«, JJrjJJ. .b- — .re ......................... re W.rtm... settee uur to inc- taiou utocKatt. ..... .7. . ■ t in .mini* ligalo. A violin number by Joe Mix, The Briggs school reg- ulUMI/lkA l-uther Brodbtvk Rev. Geiger. ,,ar,,,' 2 I<,^_.------------lul -ht. conducting, children's mcct- with Mrs. Harold Foster accompany­ Goodwill aumuk.uud VJVIMVI. ,---- --------a af|r aertuot now tuts now n reghas — aWKir, Mr. P. J Eckardt of Grand Rapids . , , ... school --------P T A. will hold,-------islrntitJVof ing. will be another musical fea- . Goodwill -------- --------— -----—— — twenty-eight ------- — — pupils. Rc- ... . .„p,»r lunl nr hl. ure b ™u„u.,| . Ihr work at thr campmreting hen Hire are HobbitHnhiil.- Frarrr The prc-Ea*tcr communion 1,4 mertiiut meeting Fridav Friday ttiahl night. March 27. 'cent J cent entrants rntrnnls are Frarrr. UU. OU.^reM<. erreur -renin,. S > I. the past two veam Children' mi vice is .m Thursday evening with Bl 8:30 E. W. T.There will be a , Binmllne Moor...jJ .i and Silcox Sileox child child meetings wit! lx* held dally nt 4:15 - irsponse bv Hu- choir. The hour H KOod ProRcam. one ol the plays beKl.h.rrt llta.m.r M,., Bmh. Tiie the The snow drifts drills are gone and =n,-i th. BtaudL. Ur.und Mrs. VUIor EcUrtl ° ’ !'.tLt SPECIAL SALE Pure Silk $1.00 Quality A sjietmi invitation is extended, tt 7 i » o'clock lids church is iilso ,nB “Dr Cutup." There will also be major pun of the highway* are In *rre .1 Ion,a On biu-mre. Tlmndav ^o-1 -uamre RusreH tow.,, Ure union on a,red “ ■«,«> ok ™P|»r. '•>> *'«■ Hosiery — Slightly Imperfects by Well receded. niaht and to net the children into FYldav afternoon and ulro called on Rd*- ■ ------------- 1 please bring own table service. . water murk has receded sell Voelker who wius home on a 1 The dedication of thc new Hnm- Delton Known Manufacturer on Thur, day making pastoral rail . tlwe-day leave from Washington., LEGAL NOTICES tnond organ will feature the serv­ Clayton Case ol ttie gcnrral mer- D.C. where he U employed by the! ice Sunday morning ut the First War Dept. For the Palm Sunday r-cnice the Prcsbyierian church, nnd an -..u Methods church Sun2 PAIRS up-1 ’hl* ch.i-rd the George Miller farm of Mr und Mrs David Smith and obdek fob publicatiom children of lhe,Children's Di pt nt propriufe sernuMi ......... u ill lx- delivered <'•>• cvrnln« al 7 ’« tE»«>'i»dv Johnstown. nhd«r> in readiness tor David. Jr. und Marilyn of Luke - Conger, , welcome. There will la- special our S' S. under thc direction ot bv tiie jMStor. the Rev S. snrliui w.trk Gdf.-u cullmi on Mr* "" ' ] Easter music. S J. COOh'y. Slipt.. Wil! give Ihithiiwiiy. , The Senior Class of the Delton --; 7 — ; ", "7," uitlt .Sunday afternoon, Holy Week will be marked by the Rural Agricultural school uill pre­ on ThurMtay und called al hi* broth­ tore and -song. The childt ----- ------------er. Willard Cate's home . . ’ • • t1. . ommllted to memory the word*." us arranged by Dubois, at j sent its play "Bolts and Nuts' Fnscripture passage* during thr past tlie Presbyterian church on Tue>Miller form on Thursday Due to III A baby girl tame Friday mommonihs. The pastor will abo bring।duv mining. March 31. at eight, tortum health he will discontinue furrning. Ing to brighten the home of Mr ' The regular meeting of the W. ,, m-M.,.- wmpruit io orTf r , .... „ .,.n« „ c „ S C. S. .of the Delton Methodist: Thc farm ot hLs lather where he'and Mrs Harold Ritchie, has »j>nt al! his life has been Mild , The W M A. at Mr und Mrs"■•”n “>' chore,, »nd inn, rehool „4I „ by Arthur Lower "p.*ul “ Kybura “ on Wedn™ CU>M,n CaMMr nnd Evening Tn.e.ssage on "All Sign; choirs directed Hrs Mil-'John Moon-'s" Thursday wu.s welt <tlrr-eted by Arthur i/iw«-r. —r Mrs PnU, Kytiiirv — ‘ ,.t- Foreman -nt —...will m- preside at day“aHenioon. ra,n ’-April y • ’]). j””’ : ier Point.—Tn Whal’~ Mis. Kirk ler will will remain remain at at the the old old hdm homestead attended Thr following officers Friday at I 30 P M v shall unite the organ .were elected: Pres-, Mrs Zole Pfeif--------- Mrs Marshal) * SPRING Harrington Norwood •for the present with thc other churches in the Good Thetnaple syrup reason is on and,fer: Vi>-»- Prrs. Mr- Lois Moor.Mis Ixiwer lx Hie soprano soloist und Mt's Caroline Solomon will be many ure engaged in the process ol Sec., Mrs. Idu Norton: Tretts Mrs. Friday rervlcc at the . Eimnnnurl: nnd tenor soloists arc Wesley Bur­ fn charge of the program. SHADES production Anna Moore: Literature See. Mrs. Epi-eopal church. rell also Gordon Williams of . Mr:- Willard Case spent over night Evelyn Hook; Thunk offering Hee. Woodland Robert Wing’of Grand on Wednesday with her grand Mrs Eva Batcunun.-Delegate* rhre4 THREADS Rapids will tie guest baritone soloist. Ladies Aid is sponsoring a plate I Children at the Mr und Mrs David en were Inis Moore. Eva Bateman subject Inr Palm Sunday. Following is thr program: Intro ­ supper Thursday evening nt thc I Miller home. SERVICE nnd Evelyn Hook to attend Branch Solemn Declaration."—Mrs duction. "All Yr People." soprano Town Hall , Every one invited. ; I Thc community Furin Bureau or- meeting ut Kilpatrick church WEIGHTS Henry Elliot, soloist rolo: 'Father. Forgive Them." the! — - , Ignnlzation will meet on -Wednesday Rules Smith dtetks'unduy evening Membership class meeting Wr.i- first word, chorus, tenor and bail-' "'*** Hope 1 night with Mr. and Mrs Clyde ut |10Illf. tn Baltlmdre niter a tone Mlos: the second word. “This Tin- Community club will be held ; Cheeremun. long lllne.ss However, lie was con­ Very Day.'' tenor and baritone; the ot the school house this week Fri- , Mrs. Margaret Smith ot Nash- fm«j to hlB ^<1 only a short time Sizes 9 to IO1.? thlrd word. "Woman. Behold Thy day evening. March 27 vllle Ls spendiii? a ■?• ’ « ’ . ‘ * ’ 1 Mr “ ,ld Ml' K‘*rr l>““" and DON'T MISS Long Wearing Son." soprano, tenor, baritone and' daughter. Mrs. Ldiih Miller and daughter went home to live Snt- ORDER loll PUBLICATION Shultz .clinriLs; lhe fourth word. "My God.". The Shunz community dub will'![’family. —-—. -. ., . • unlay after spending three wr-k.-i Sheers with Re­ eluding Saturday at fl 1’ M begin-’baritone , THIS STOCK solo; the fifth word. "I A recent change in real estate with Mr and Mrs H R Davis, nlng Sunday evening. March 29. und Thhst. . with Lester Sonnevillr , ownerahip came in the purchare of |.s,rh of t|M. I>uvU fanilUrfc ,s inforced Heels. ' tenor. bari(onr and choYus; meet , , Mrs. , closing Sunday evening April 5 the , sixth word. Father. Into Thy 0,1 Tliuri,d‘>y- April '3. ING SALE tiie Ifoward Burchett farm of thc joying a new back norch Too? Briggs district by Mr .nd Mrs. K>M“ und HebIT&ier .pent Several ministers have been engaged Hunds.” tenor solo and chorus; and Hutland as speakers and we wilt have sitccia* ] THURS., FRI the seventh word. It Ls Finished.'' Rutland Cemetery Circle will meet I I Theodore Tiick. our former teach, r Wednesday with Mr and Mr* Uovd go»|>el singing. soprano, tenor, buritone and chorus al th(, hnmc of Mre E<la f-r who has been one of us for mne;EnhIon of Nashville. SATURDAY Come In Look on Thursday evening, th-- annual an afternoon meeting. Wednesday, . . . I Lawrence Greenfield celebrated Ills church meeting will be held April I. F.I.ECTKII' SIGN Over This Big her daughters. Mrs Edd Hoffman's!। birthday Sunday. gueaU being Mr A beautiful new electrically light­ for Miinr time, spent Sunday at and Mr* Orville Gardner ot Niu.liBAPTIST CHCRCH It arilon ed annopneement board has been , vllle. Mr. and Mrs. LuFloy OraenToday, Thursday. March 26 . the The Rogers school P T A will home, ret uni ing to lhe Hoffmn.i plni-cd at thr Wesleyan Methodist Pure Silk .amte “f1’*- Mr- and Mr4 R*>Ph Heimey. home ot. on muttuay Munday church. corner N Michigan avenue luidlc* Aid meet* with Mr*. John meet this Thursday evening at the Miss Dorothy Holmes und friend Mr and Mr* Ru-srell Greenfield, Stockings The school modernization nnd East Stale Road. Tlic sign Adcock. 137 West Mil) Ladies cor- school of Battle Creek .•pent Himday at lhe "M'’ ML" Patricia Caukltis of Hasdlally Invited. I project will be discussed. home of her parents. Mr .nd titup. Mis and "**”Mrs ■****Thelma Johnson*"*■of ---------plnced on an .angle so that it can Muskegon Gaylord Holmes. .'AIT'EI.I.A ( HOIIt Martin Cotiier* bt-e«-asi1y read from cither of the Mrs. Ray Wyodslra uixl daughter-; Mu* fX»n* Hollman daughter of . . . । Preaching service next Sunday two street*. ft not onlv shows thc The A Csppelta Choir of Hunting-1 morning at 10 o'clock- Come out in-l.w of near Nashville visited at Mr and Mr* Thoma* Hoffman ot name of the church but also the the Clifton Miller home The Wood-, Baltimore, and Jerry Johnson, son utldre.ss of thr pastor and thr hours ton College. Huntington. Ind. will and worship with us and attend rtra'n ure formerly from GrandI ol Mr and Mrs John Johnson of present a program ot -acred music j Sunday school following of services of the church Rapids Delton, were married at Bryan. Ohio. m the United Brethren church at ---------------- *♦*----------------The church was newly jxilnird Saturday March 14 Hearty c Freeport on Fildny evening. April' SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Tlic Lord in in his holy temple: this summer and with thr new sign 3 at 8 o'clock Ml an‘* Mrs Keith Furlee are Jet all the earth keep silence be­ lira (illations! Ls a fine improvement to that sec, I'hb choir ha* appeared in near-Ith? P™ud Parents of a seven pound! I BANNER WAnVADVS. PAY fore him —Hab 2:20 tlon of i he city. The interim of ,' baby boy that arrived at Pennock ‘ .cv™. “V Cities in lhe past and it is a rare, thr church wus redecorated recentI hospital Moixlay morning. ly. new lights have just been in- tc«H to have them in Freeport. Rev,1 Ralph Townsend, son of Mr. and stalled and new Sunday Schoo) Olmstead and his people extend a . Mrs Otto Towhscnd and Miss Mil-1 rooms liave been built in the base- «»rdlol invitation to the public lo'.died f Brumbaugh of Dayton. Ohio.I ment. Other Improvement- ttre hear this unusual• program Chcck Up On Your Wants and Put In were married at a church wedding planned for the umr future. I nt Dayton. Saturday evening. Mnr * union <■„«! Mfe, rente, will; *' •?» imKh or Wre/1Your Supply Early Ire ,rek, in Bum.,,,re, Cplreop., £2“ br" Ministers of Barry county have Devoe been planning for some very inter-' nttirnoon. April 3^ Phoebe Oak* and Mr. and Mrs I .eating events, with the help of the PRESBYTERIAN Non Rubbing Wox Lawson Smith were, gqfflts at thc I W K. Kellogg Foundation A ne- ANNOUNCEMENTS , ’‘edding. We extend our best wishHaving decided to quit farming I will sell at my farm located day Institute convenes on Monday. l he Pastor's Preparatory class M 10 “«• brldc antl groom. pt. April 13. at Ftr.-t Congrcgationni will meet at the manse this afterMr- and Mr*. Floyd Mahler of 1 mile south and 1 mile west of Banfield the following personchurch. Battle -Creek, for min is tern noon at 4:15 i Detroit were nt the farm Saturday ot thc seven to which re« t.t county ----- Carea,7.'* -—-J Tiie annual meeting of the church ‘ en route to Scottville. ' ai property on two top-ranking 0>Mken have been nl,d congregation will be held in Mr and Wn' Cappon spent Johnsons Gio Coat invltt-d nrn nr r-l... .... ...... ...n -w-t. U.ui. k,_ t. ft....invited. Dr C-b-.rl... Charles Clav-room , „ There are . — the dining of lhe church to- the lw't with his father, ton Morrison editor of The Chris- night following u supia-r served under, Cornelius Cappon of Stony Point, tian Century." and Dr. George Al- the auspice* of the Comus club All' *n •>»t' '■“Rar btUh Mr*. Carl bert Coe. author of important books memb.-rs and friends of the church ”rs *',d- M ” n “rl Lehman‘ of, on religious education llt,. muted to attend An organ Bellevut-'anfiI Mr and Mrs Laurence ...» soils of Coats Grove] A 'group of about fifteen Barry recital will foUnw th- business ,■ cl,ase and ' COMMENCING AT 1:30 SHARP. county minister-, will be eligible for session i wen- Sunday dinner guests of Mr.i summer scholarships. Arrangements "Die new Hammond electric or-1, and Mrs Ora* Lehman Moth Flake Clean All Edward Fisher left Sunday for lire being made for thr group to at- gan and chimes will be dedicated at tend the Towi/ and County Lend- tiie morning service next Sunday the Isthmus of Panama where he HORSES Quart jo<-_ COWS ershlp School for Clergy, at the at U) o’clock Tiie pastor will tell, hus been stationed. Dichlorcide Mr and Mrs. Vane Wolring. Mr University of Wisconsin The school about "Having lhe Hosanna-Spirit'; Soilax Moth Crystals. lb. which devotes two weeks’ study to and will preach on the theme. "Let and Mrs Eldon. Farrell, Larry Joe Sorrel mare, 6 yrs. old, Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old of Woodland were Sunday guests of rural sociology and economics, will the Saints Be Joyful." wgf. 1450 lbs. I Mr and Mrs Ogle Flanigan due Nov.' 7 Elkoys concern, iteelf this year with probThe Piutor will meet the Pre­ ; Mr. and Mrs Lawson Smith of lem* arising in rural areas due to paratory vlass during the Sunday Black mare, 7 yrs. old, Woodland and Mrs. Owen Smith HRH Cleaner *| gc the w.jr Tiie date* are June 29 *Ch«'1 hour. . : were Friday over night guest* nt wgt. 1450 lbs. Wood Putty to July 10. A sclcctcil choir under the lead- Mr and Mrs.x^Ferris Lathrop of’ Plans are also being made for a «*h*P of Arthur W Uiwer will give Toledo. Ohio SfttmjMy the former I Hampshire brood sow Black gelding, 12 yrs. old, Cameo one-week's Institute at Albion col- “ 'ar"'<* concert in the First Pres-. couple attended the wedding of 2 yrs. old, wgt. 350 lbs. wgt. 1200 Ibt. lege for lay worker* in the churches, byterlan church Tuesday night. Crack Filler ]l Ralph Townsend and Mrs O Smith Thb aill.be held July 12 to 17 1 March 31 They will sing "The1. visited her iiarenLs. Mr and Mrs ' ; Seven Las! Words ' Jake Katherrnan of Bradford, Ohio. FARM MACHINERY COWS CONFIRMATION RITES Old Settler 1 Ci ' Thursday afternoon Mrs Paul Sweet Air METHODIST CIRCUIT FOR SEVENTEEN For ■ Astern* ■ There will be a special communion! Townsend gave a birthday party in Good line of farm tools, On Wednesday evening. March .18. Holstein-Guernsey cow, on Maundy Tliursday eve«Kill* Emmanuel church wo* the scene of service tome practically new nn,«. Ann, Z Ure Qu,mb, ihurel, °""'1 S'"™' "" ,Mr*„ 5’ yr*. old Paste the apostolic rite of confirmation lor -reryon, on Ih'drcwl B^u,- Vruggink and Sharon " ot Battle; Petermans QCi K-H0-, Twelve adult* and five young peo-j Good double harness Crick. Mrs Arthur Teeter and Dav-; DIM,'OVt itv —VJersey cow, 4 yrs. old, pie were confirmed by thc RL Rev.* -tiing with the call to worship al Id ol Coots Grove. Mrs. Wayne Ort7:30. the invitation to |>artakc of Climax due in March Third harness 3 collars BlU'.tWKl1TnOr'\‘lf Or."“d thc the Lord's Lora * Supper supperwill win be or given given every every । Icy und Ronnie. Mr* Eston Everetts. . -k. bW.M,p °f half hour closing with the benedir- Judy and Phillip. Mrs Eldon Furrcll Rat Paste Durham-Guernsey cow, Back pad harness . MKhigan The ahar wa* beauU- llo|1 0 30. Music, scripture, po- nnd Larry Joe of Woodland. Mrs Tube 4 yr*. old, due April 4 fully decorated with red silk hang- e|ry and kl|ent meditation will fill- Charles Townsend. Shirley and Imperial. 2 sets platform scales Mary and Mrs.Kav" Harry Sandh ‘"“‘'“n* O^",,Od? * m ,hp ditervwU Candlelight will “ “k Lou Xi‘^nJTa" Lysol Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, Ccr.i.i lighted taper, the red and gold crratr „ worahipful atmosphere. br°°k _;.J Ul.d Donn * ZZ^y. K“'. Refresh­ 4 10-gal. milk cans due April 13 color scheme being symbolic of the Comc -whenever you can. stuv us ments of Ice cream and cake were flames of fire wliich descended on tong n„ Joll wl#jb |vavi- -• — : Mr and Mrs. Chas Warner and 2 5-gal. milk cans dM!n Wallvet Rays Soap Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, tlic dLM-iple* ax they received the you Bishop Whittemore •«*”« H^nday ■nfr"?on DeLaval cream separator No Holy Spirit. ni.bnn tVhlll.mnre due June 6 inspiring .sermon on FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Uoj'd Faust of Vennontville. Their; preached an ______ Savabrush 1 fie Gloss Cleaner Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, •"Immortality." Mtylng that in (here; Palm Sunday will be observed daughter and son-in-law. Mr and, Brush Cleaner. Sr A ' w FuU Pint days especially, we should practice next Sunday with an appropriate.MfT- Clarence Faust of Bellevue 2 wheel trailer with rack due May 21 dwrrthe value of human dignity. "Noth­ Worship Service at 10 o'clock. The'*c”‘n'*° K*2L‘h. ‘U‘. Scalding kettle with iron base Sponges Durham cow, 6 yrs. old, Moth Balls ing can separate the human *oul. or sermon theme will be "Palms .nd Profiteers" Baptismal service far' h~jLnlin HTeMeSSr’cn^1^’’ M-lf, from God-not even death," due Aug. 14 Other articles too numerous to mention the Bishop concluded. *................. lJhU ume____ ._____m _ iurienas ,rlfnds __ After tiie service, about a hundred — people attended thc reception at thc Other Holy Week Services will in-j Harrison Blbcher went 'to the parish house. Mrs. Kellar Stem-and elude a Musical Communion Service Atnfrtcan lon hosuilal MondayTERMS OF SALE: Strictly cash, no goods to be removed until paid for. Mr*. Charles Potts presided at the on Thursday evening, nnd the Union|for treatment coffee table, which wa* decorated Good Friday Service at the EpisMr. and Mrs Isaac Williams. Mr with spring flower?; . copal church on Friday afternoon and Mrs. Paul Towns of Woodland THE REXALL DRUGGISTS The confirmation class attended from 1:30 to 3 o'clock. and Mr. and Mrs Keith Farlee were Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To All the communion service at 8 o'clock On Easter Sunday, the Sunrise Bunday guests ot Chas. Farlee and on Sunday morning, after which Service will be held at 7 o'clock In family. Other guest* during the day Prompt Delivery 8wice Phone 2131 they were guests at a delicious Hw morning. This will be' a short were Mr and Mr*. Shirley Mayo LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer W. G. HORTON, Clerk breakfast, served by a committee of service of praise and rejoicing with and Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith ' ladle* headed by Mrs UWrehce... a brief message , ____ from __ the paator — and of Hasting*. Mr*. Neu Granger and i Herrick. ’ i- and * *-----------------------* Mr* Floyd William* of Woodland. Baxter music hymns. Our great tEfjurcQ Nrtua > in ni u n i t y Notice! \ Stocking Scoop! i f 59 $100 All Netv Spring Houseclean ing Sii-z;,? "■ r,“*’ AUCTION SALE 49c SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1942 pt 59 29' 25' 10' 18' 10' 20c 30' 20c 25' 49c 45' 25e 25c 50' sow 25' 23' 19' tv 49' CARVETH & STEBBINS JAMES CLEVELAND, Prop �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH M. LM2 I PERSONAL MENTION Mr. und Mix Clifford Dolan spent W. Douglas Barnes is home from several daya last week In Chicago. M. 8. p. for hi* vacation. Mr. ond Mr*. William Fox r.f Stephen Johnson was Ivome from Kalamazoo spent the weekend with- Indianapolis over the weekend, their parents. • Mrs Lola Altman of Dowling spent Mr. and Mrs Paul Dyer of Kala- Friday with Mrs. 8. C. Brock. m.i>no wen.- Sunday guests of Mr*! John c Ketcham of Grand RapEUa Wolfe. Mrs Dyer's mother. ; m* WJU ln Ule cU). on Tuesday on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth l-elns and business. daughters of Battle Creek visited, " ' ’ - Hasting} relatives tiie latter |>art of. Northport. Mr. and Mrs. E it. Parcell left on; aturduy for Martin's Ferry and was the guest of Mrs. L L. Cressey on Monday. Mr. and Mrs Edw. Van Popcrlng visited Grand Rapids relatives over R. M. Cook rntumed Monday from HASTINGS LAD IN a two weeks stay at St. Petersburg.! UNIVERSITY BAND Among those who attended ' lhe Fla., with Mr. and Mrs W R Cook. ------- -------------------------------------------Among the HasUnga people whoiconcert by thc University of Michl have returned from spending some ff>n band at South High school in time in Florida are Mr. and Mr*.iOrand Rapids on Tliursday eveAndrr.w Myer*, who were at Sulphur niug were. Mrs. Maurice Roush, Spring*: Mr. and Mr*. Herman Zer- Mrs. Hwt>' McDonald und daughbel, who stayed at New Port Richey.!,er- Marilyn. Mr. and Mrs D?wto and Mr and Mr*. Edw Down* and »‘np ”»«« W1. •*“’ Mrs Albert Craig, who were guesto f*”** Ml“ Lro,,a °'Wood- gram for thc Mothers. We Ang of Mr and Mr*. TIkm Johnston at PW’WB'-hh her rente songs. The meeting was closed Bradenton. All returned on Fri-i 15r' DoroU‘3' Hetoe. of Grand , by the president Evelyn Clark and : One of the members of (he Uni­ then -we all played baseball. versity band to Robert .Roush, ton On Tuesday evening, March 17. 01 Mr an.d M,» Maurice Roush of Cheek Cha May Tanda Group the marriage of Mto* Esther Warner Hayings. He to a comellal. Thc Check Cluv May Tanda Group met daughter of Mr and Mr* Charlra director was Wm D Revell! of Warner of WametviUe and Harry ;Ann Ar^°r. and co’Yer‘ "S’ at the home of their guardian. Mr*. Lilly (ft near Charlotte wa* solemn-' !£on*?.red.. Grand_ Rapid, Merritt Bryant. Il was voted to have n bake sale this Saturday: Mar­ tied at> the home of the officiating jorie Norton displayed her hundl- Camp Fire Activities Tlic bride's dress was pink woo) with matching accessories and l»cr corsage was formed of sweet peas Friends of John Foster, tonndr D wiekendf • wllh a plnk'CfrnaUou in the center H. I. A. tester In Barry county, will \ Mr. and Mrs Robert Dryer and: t)K ia,.. ..U n,i__ .L w»ylc. English and children were1 Mrs P^JL Adair la the guest of .smidoy guest* of Mr und MraJ J4r_ond'M>s Fred Goodman of De­ blue crepe dress with mulching ac­ cessories and her corsage wa* of car­ nations. Mr. Roberts was best man Mr. and Mrs. Lilly have gone to housekeeping in their own farm Grand Rapids vb.ltcd Mr. und Mrs. Henry Mulder Saturday night. ■ Howard Herrick of New York City was the guot of Mr and Mrs. Luwren< e..Herrick over the’ weekend. Lowell Herbert, at Otoego. celebrat­ ed hl* 93rd-birthdvy on Maith 17 He is in fairly good health, though slightly deaf , Hu eyesight to good enough »o he can read and write. Only Eight Day then TWENTY-FOUR JOIN CLASS IN TAILORING -special tot in clothing, who will tench the course. will discuss style trends. ’ fabric and pattern selection al tills One clou will meet April 7, 9. u and 16 and thc other ftous April 8. 10. 15 nnd 17 for all day meetings Organizations Clyde brr of the Methodist church and was a faithful attendant during hb When he was 22 years of ugc lie joined the Masons and has remained a member for thc 71 years, Has­ tings Masons sent congratulations to. Mr. Herbert, on his birthday, Hto relatives lurid a family party In hto honor on Sunday nt thc son's home. entertained by thr Hastings lodges in IGO. F. hall. Monday evening. March 30 ut 8 o'clock A pot luck ’upper will be followcd by enter- Mr. and Mta. Hugh Hamidone and Miks Marjory Bristol ot Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs Millon Murphy of Grand Rapids vtoited Mr. and Mrs. being transferred to another point ]■*. L. Bauer aitd-.uUier Hastings and to Ut present employed as store­ keeper. friends on Thursday mid Friday. Mis. Perkins to making her home Erwin Clark, returned Tuesday from here with Raymond's parents dur-: l^-ila Past hospital in Battle Creek ing l»ls absence and to employed In where he had been for ten days as a medical patient. MLss Suzanne Sumner spent last I gcry Guild, meets wi have completed at least three years Clark. 317 E High St. in club projects. State and federal Apnl 2. Dev ert will extension workers will judge thc records of those competing, with a committee not later than' October 31. Six college scholarship-. each. With Mrs. Clay Adams east Bliss factory on April 2. winners from among thc various state champions. .Samuel Robinson. While u. Sumner played on the'i of their daughter. Virginia to Dean | Fell of Battle Creek April 4 has • been set as the date for tiie wedding which will take place in Battle *""•lll,y Suits and Top Coats for Easter ond year-round wear. Mode by Hart Schaffner & Marx, Clothcraft and Ameri­ can Clothing Co. There are many reasons why you should select your new suit now. You get these nationally advertised lines with extra comfort, extra smartness, extra long wear and extea trousers if you want them. Saturday thr latter two will Join Philip Mitch­ ell. who to in training al Fori 81)1 They left on Sunday. by STETSON and SCHOBLE they'll lead thc Easter Wonderfully flattering, softly tailored, feminine $1.00 $4.95 cr Hastings friends on Monday. Mrs. Stewart Kelley was in Bat- flatter you . . . catch all eye*. Milan type, starched la<^_t)pes. braided straws operation ut Ulla Post hospital or Saturday lit- is showing improve- NUNN BUSH and EDGERTON SHOES These are better quality thbn we can get in the future. The BEAUTY BAR PRICES - NUNN BUSH naoMs 4 gun. formerly-a nurse a f Pennock, j ho’pltai. wa* Injured. She wa* takifcn to War Memorial hospital at tiie ,50. and compnnied Mrs. Agnes Fisher lo Battle Creek on Sunday where they were called by the illness of Mrs. HOTEL HASTINGS Others at 4.50 underwent a major oja-ration Sat­ urday al the Osteopathic hospital In Battle Creek. Mrs Agnes Fish-, er remained for an indefinite period. Mrs. Johnson is doing as well u, possible. DRESS SHIRTS by Arrow, Wilson Bros, and Tru-Val Prices 1.65 - 2.00 and 2.50 ARROW and BOTANY TIES WILSON BROS. SOCKS lines . . . bright, bright reefers nnd boxy coals . . *. new, pasteto in classic style:. . . . styles for spores or dress ... all precision tai- JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP id 5.50 for men and boy ■BONNET & GOWX SHOP Phone 2132, 1.00 and 1.50 50c and 75c they have il al �THE BASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 76. IM! PAGE KIGHT The Hastings Banner j THE CHURCHES j [jcARDS OF THANKS i - n \ ..<>. T,k»r« lir.-.r liba .tnlhio,. it) I’alrlrk llutulh l.a.ii.-r.l FOR SALE: "Muck" Land potatoes, Katohdini, large si«c. good eating, oil pick-ouft from U. S. one grade. 80 cent* crate until laid. Cail daytimes only. j. MICHIGAN LAND CO. WAREHOUSE In. Sheldon Agency Phone Martin 3721, Carl McGuffey Surety Bondi Phone 2185 Haitingi WANTED Swanson Agency Life Firo Auto «,!>!. Tornado \Tou are always near a State \ Fann Service Man. Farm Bureau Slate Agent tf EMPLOYMENT Attention, Farmers . . . | MIIH>LRA<-r.l< Mun >«»>. IWH. 109 W. Slate St. > w • w unn M. Ila.«u>(>. fh'U'- Seeding time is almost here. Why not order your spring seeds now ond save. I have a complete line of high purity seeds. Also Nitragin and Ceresan for treating seed grains. - '•!«- jHknt* 1. Si.i>A>, I-. /■ • . i -< . 5;0O P. s .r:..—if.:;;;;'x;:-; See Harvey W. Enzian at Cressey, AUCTION SALES Mich, or phone Prairieville 14—F24. tf LUI ¥-«r Sale Wllh HENRY Fl/NNERY DOWLING • BARFIELD METHODIST 1 CHURCHES NASH VII.1.E PHONE 3201 - Dales can be made at Banner office. CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST HORSES - $7.50 Bailings Pancoa.it Bldg. COWS - $6.00 We hove a collector stationed in Haitingi to give immediate service. We pay thc Phone Charges. Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eaveilroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. State Phone 2331 COWS $6.00 HORSES $7.50 JERRY ANDRUS Phone Collect ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Valley Chemical Company Nat l Bunk Bldg. Phone 2519 Telephone HASTINGS 2697 JEFFERSON STREET U. B. CHURCH -----Rritdenee—236 South JtfDroon. POMONA GRANGE AUCTIONEER Lilt your Auction Salei with Prompt Service 1 ourleenth year of service ' ' ’ DEWEY REED Eitimatci cheerfully given. Datei. ran be made at Banner office. i for S£S'° 000DS Phone 3467 Haitingi, Mich, j , u I I”" - KI. I. > tvl UlX ---------- —-___________________ 11 ui.l.>■ He ubanldq. SaAe in I 111011 <i|»enc.5l ’thine hand, and . -intitfl«-5t flu. Ht.nlrM llxir... WOLVERINE Shell Horsehide SAFETY SHOES Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Boyer for STILES and Company Bantings stock­ yards, phone 2588, or call 717—1*3 through the PIANO TUNING U> il.a .’..in, ul.r, I’hn l.»rblr<iurr. Call E. T. WOOD 721 ■llwln. |.h.in.. ;.r, f l Haitingi, Mich. A ll.Ult.AlN- l:M>» kh,»ri!,t r-miwr K •■I'lMi' t?'”0- ' . ....... .1-SC i , ’* *' AUCTIONEER ,‘h”F I am Haling sales now. fulf SALE l'»il fh-KroIrf. ron 1 ilttiuu. . KtrrlLat.. i.r. ■ 1 lir*. i -ii,l liil-r* 1 JI !|a«l<r:<. Ilakrr, ‘ CURT SOLOMON LESSEN 1 . FATIGUE NEON SIGNS AND REPAIRING Model U Allis Chalmers trac­ Nothing tires tor on rubber • ■........................ ,—you faster than 1938 Allis Chalmers tractor ■ stiff work shoes^ Wolverine shell Horsehide Safety Shoes Model W. C. on rubber * ' ‘ Model F-12 International trac­ always remain soft and flex­ ible thus helping to prevent tor and cultivator ' accidents caused by fatigue. New 9 ft. double Dunham cultipacker - Gold Leaf — Silver Leaf HENRY EGGLESTON Phone 2421 Electrical Wiring Prompt Service and Reliable Work at Fair Prlrea. DEFOREST SNYDER. SR. R. 1. Hastings Phone 714—Fl2 . .. . ... if F.S.NIETHAMER Allis Chalmers Dealer Woodland. Mich. CAP CASH For your old Scrap Iron Radiators, Batteries. Alu­ minum. Brati, Copper & Lead. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH 885 No. Michigan Avenue lone 2437 Halting. PET8 FOR SALE A MISCELLANEOUS SEEK 5.76OJXM GARDENS IN DEFENSE PROGRAM Each one of Michigan'* 186.000' farmer* is urged to have an ade-1 quate farm garden in 1942 to reduce need for transportation of foods Nationally, the United States De-, pnrtment of Agriculture War Boards' seeks a total ot 5.760.000 farm gar­ dens.—one on every farm Cail 761- STEEL CAP PREVENTS CRUSHING Another important aid to safety is the scientifically shaped steel shell concealed underneath the toe cap of each Wolverine Shell Horse­ hide Safety Shoe. Tremen­ dous weights can fall on or roll over it without even dent­ ing it Since crushed toes are among the commonest of accidents to industrial and ERVICE B. L. PECK 429 8. Michigan Baiting* ' Phone 2585 Th. EFFICIENCY built into Truss Fitting by in EXPERIENCED FITTER LY BARKER’S. Haitingi Phoaa MIS ovary place of Sorgo Dairy farm workers. it-s easy to see the importance of this hidden steel protection. Its slight additional cost will be repaid many times over if it keeps you from losing time and earnings just once. Why not insure yourself against pain­ ful, costly accidents this easy and inexpensive way. Come in soon and get all the facts. Farm Equipment wai novar CLEANING—DYING FUR GLAZING C. “BILL” SHERWOOD help you a** that Efficiency with experienced information, SHOE STORE FOR INSURANCE Hotel lusting. rbno. MM COME IN, PHONE or WRITE । SAo* �THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 26. 1942 SECTION TWO—FACES I comparative strength. Siie visited if " "".".Tey. 1 . WINNERS OF AAA you if you let them empty the boxes AA;ift Srhnnl LenHc and tegs as fast as they fUl. ' 3Cn°O1 ueaas High Noi«t | her sons' families in Ann Arbor and I! ... . School c . i kl • NOTE BOOK CONTEST Detroit She spent her lost summer || High bchool Notes N Christmas Seal Sale ; The Barry County Triple a has We are experimenting with sugurin Bay View. She Insisted on the E=-=^s.———-- contrast Milo school the record among l>een. nporuoring a note book id trying out tiie re11001 won ” 11’ recuru — —— . l*ss recipes and re­ annual Christmas gathering In sults on our ample ‘ and eloquent - Barry «««»> rural achoota in the,“ •Grandmother's House Beneath the! The Know Hastings club visited mate-Jnembenhlp here at our In-, ’u*lr of tuberculosis Christ-1 d«d .,m_ miurandina । (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) Oaks' In 1921. All these years were the Barry county jnll and lhe Has-; By Jane Cameron stltul? of Sngarless Research. When ”uw M>‘,u Th'' ele»e‘l P“I»U* °f lhe i !?nrk full of pain, and had to be lived in,tings fire department Monday • herself and of others ceased only*we have satisfied ournive. that a -*'1™' •» of 128 MaU constant deference to a heart which' Another preemployment class' wlth her passing. ,long os she lived. She served In the seemed to recognize no rrsponn-1 in machine tool operating began ■ t"recipe Is Is worth worth puttli puttingfn our cook-jeaeh- according to Mta I»ls Kempf.i ' Ha.,ln0» renu-r ichiMl Ulu |Tecipe On May 17. 1871. she was married -------------------------------------------<State Federation ot Women's I in thia column director pf the rural school division I ClubsUllity to keep beating. Yet she trod’Monday. T--------Il will operate thirty' Believe it or nob-I juat saw a, book, we will put it ------------------------to clement Smith, who that year j ■ - of thc Michigan-Tuberculosis Assn ' Br’kd0R- teafh"’ for ten years successively, as di- a shining pathwey in spite of stud- hours a week from 10 p. m to 6! n«* 'of itrese flying SOUTH for all the good ladies to try out on ' begun hla'career as a lawyer In rector, , .... r„„ . a,„ w,-.,people, ,,,, u, L those w -rgeeiies. -. saint The ones' Tb,‘ Yecklcy school won secondj treasurer, vice-president and ows ‘ ia m The class will constitute a 1 Smart * their disgusted males. The ones' , Nashville. For over fifty years they president . ---- ----of that — body. ...... She was “"'within ............................................ tiie week of her 72nd istep-up‘program front . ‘"iT .. to 24 .. ; ... around -------- dh here try a concoction and If > honors, ^nora.iMeevrnpuRuaveraimg its 7j ^on second niace'anduS met .together the responsibilities. also , not to. Uieir I. liking, made state secretary for Ute birthday. April 3. 1922. all her chil- hours a day. It Is the convention Contest news—Macon business it is r.„; ;... J.,.. —,.,. there U "" ‘ •'•c»1 under ‘ the kadership of " in and unrt gnashing unn.hin. of nf teeth imoh their teacher. Mrs Mrs Mac Mac CadwallaCadwalla-' Cuher school. Mrs Carrie the joys and sorrows of life, until National j Federation of Women's had becci home with her. On type, training for defense Indus-1 men offer a prize ot 8500 to tiie first walling but '*' e*. r teacher. Fisher, teacher, won third plucj her dcApi. April 10. 1922. preceding < ibgata to. <he 10th site drove out with visiting'try in'metal trades. George Sto. ! marine Of TliQmu county in. bag a ilt 11 is good. iLjUsL disappears and; dcr. his decease by less titan ten months. Ulf ( oia menus In in me wiuninr. wM >«■ u “ (he “•«: Mulmcu, Mr. I Jap. Now --------------------------don't write and ask until they ain't no mo'"' Sixtv-one rural> •rhnols In JhK . old MM> u» ungni bkkM wnkhi™. - Stowell -----------------------------' me disappears ■ ....................... -------- --------NnUonal Fedcrntior Each in the home nnd community Mrs. Smith strong!/ urged that topping en route ut lhe station. »b ,1BS worked 45 years as a machinist I where Macon and Thomas county And the silence is fulla "ilence. If county took pert in thc real saV­ had serveax faithfully and capably the t Women's Chjb^. — Its — tu good-bye to „ v, husband who having served on apprenticeship I are. I don't know. I just found the you know what I mean. So. all the MUs‘ Kempf‘ slated. However, ‘they Invest sur- .^uid her “ FAIR LAKE In November 1876, Judge Smith, as plus . The A..S. was -well —L.. -----------------attended. -------- -----wk. to ... which -i.i-i. waJP .leaving .... -.for ------------p Afl. r ,n the tn -----------------------a contest magarecipes go tn the cookbook and -were not eligible lor per capita fuiMl»-tn-good books, charlotte A»«. --- Consolidated -—r---------- Press, wtjerr • announcement ------------------— — silent ------------------------------------------------------meeting for April will be at Ihp-members of the club would have Mippcr her daughter her. hr ha< slnec Ka,netl fnosl °« hLs. zine, and thought it a perfectly the loud ones In the stove. There1i; honors unless their full report, were na the probate'Surlge^ of Barry _______ ______________________ *«.„v w read to ...» u”’ Community House far dinner .atJcess. That was thc starter for the nrr physician came to see her. and experience super idea'. be a coni syrup cookie one in here In by Jan 15 The Early Diagnosis Campaign. 0,1 »»“' T?10 r ae.,b?« “ ’i®11* county, aervlng eight "years TJxe^ujtlngs Public walked tlw'rooms a IRtle Trie "Foot “root Loose" locmc Junior junior play pray can cast Ii „ . ...» easy v.. . >■....d ..i.i<- Library., ru.w.-.. which -. i.u.1. now . .. . about . ... ------------------B The • 'next week, economical and arc Mesdamcs Mildred Gay. family moved to Hastings and built captains over 23.000 volumes. Its on arm chatting with uncon- has been chosen us follows: Rlchuni Guess what we have in our fam- to make. It Jail hud words and an annual ' educational drive curStuck und Loren Coptheir Urge home in the oak |iucieua wus the Women’s Club U-'ccrned humor. The doctor had E«riy. R. Rasey: Emily Early. H. By? A female Professor Quiz. The music from Buster, and he doesn't ried on by Christmas seals, la , ... 8ru.vc..Bt the comer of State brniy. and that cliibTiad much to do «..«.!» reached Ills ____ home _eiorc before Babcock: Hope Early. N baby majonty vote.. ■cheduled for April. Slogan of this __ __ — ... Warner: ......... . family ... ---- .Ls two ----- myears and three.constitute .r awvu.-. ! year's campaign U Tuberculosis: lhMr?..Jhrar 'u™ v'llc Mrs° Smit ^became 'ocUv'^Vn *n creat,n|t scn,lmenl ,or Uu? public 'h( called bock “r,v u .™ Early, months old and II bet she can do a ------------------------nc. waa wn» caurd back again. ~ The Dick V Early. K Brady; m Mary ---------------- — ------ ----------------Find it. treat it. conquer it V^o^Webrte? in Vl^ttMs ” । worn-out heart had stopped forever 11 Cnrl: I,ob D clat “ : I>! " i hundred questions an hour and unIRVING GARDEN cLl'B ”” ......................... - ^"Bay View. Mr and Mrs Smith1 , vernor wroster in rtastmgs. the Methodist church, und was a Mrs Smith could only murmur to £»“*■ « J**"' "*nd» h'r '~1'5*1“* .C*U.T* »ndng Garden Club met met ' • • •_ Deepest sympathy i, extended to force for rtghteousneM in the com- ...... luu Ulc |nMJrlunKJ CBV11 «*'»• R ... — : J. » ■aU the Reader*.Drgrau at the same ju:ndav March ■ml..family ,hud thc „ opportunity each1 her daughter. 'This time is the last ...... American ...... Hied Cross will cs- Mr*. Pritt all( and. rfamily in thr aeaui death ...e" ..ny ----- . ------------- T »«iursuay. siurcn 19th ivm at ai the me home name:1 an.uv m rnunity. Her influence was always yrar O{ )iearlng some of America's' T 11 Father good byo' Williams* r IHoiicht alia was atkina _• »•__ .. . . .. “lark Miriam Walker P Otinnrt- i time JLT™ J. ^rl. .. Va» ... Sickle Mr.-.. ... Miner ’abhsli two senice club, for soldiers cf hrr mother. Mrs. Nellie Davis who csome and helpful, for she was moU noted ieclurers. Mrs. Smith M irOrn‘fD 1 thrm oul of hablt “,ul 8a'e *”‘r son,**Palnier was a&rUtmg hostess. Pot -aHors anil marines ftom the Unit- who passed aa-iy after a short Ul1 "Yet it was not the last. Her »oul loyal to the Master she loved and came to believe that Hastings could1 goes marching on here in other lives ror.1 W.U. K Ft >»•>'. For- . roog siowrrs ond .n. Iri tnd know !llrk diimrr wu -rvM a, noon, Ihr rd SiaUr’r.ow on duly In KorUrrm nrv .1 hrr hon.r In nmlr Crrrt. served. Her religion was not the nnd htl0uld u lec.ure courte nur. und^ldrd. Burr ll.U.y, D. I, .nd 1 lor pn.rr.raU, eall.d , 1.., m,mbm p, Ini.,,.: OU.,m.n Sormar. )1 Do--* rhe touched. She died as she had narrow ype which expend, IteeU 8I1H pi.„llc,i OIU., wtlIcll tllP Wwn. B—l"* aha,. ,,lh dre„„. M> .nno.|i.«d Tixe cynic Lr. the one who know* lived hi the faith that ahe war. an in criticism of the convictions of ciubaponsored. and it went over' immortal spirit. Each day on earth. Senior class officers are working]all things — •business ■ — ------... .— and ----- looks ----- --- at each .. page no:is. The meeting was ----------------- • • ■■ the price of everything—and the others Her Urge influence came ln a blg way of Ulc nrjil |iu,n. .' on plans for class night with Mar ­ throwh an entire book. Try and calIed nl 3 O'cloclf. Four members -ON MV WAV. Bl'Y BONDS— value of nothin?.—Oscar Wilde. as the later expected days In nn­ ' Joric HUI. Carol Fuller, nnd Neva substitute another magazine with were BbM>nt. Mrs. Dave Chase was ________ -_______________________ ,T!”uan Btner Presence in her life bcrs on that first course was that1 ; other world, were to her parti, of the theCiLS0Vof othris m"rvr,ot“ lecture by that prince ofr 5l ,me greM ., In e mga similar colored cover and she wdcomed as n new member. All same great UIWMI united wnon whole, in ln the dlg- -------tnc good or other*, sne taught p]at(ornl speakers. Dr. Russell H. ntty and the jov of such a faith she ’n,,‘ student teacher* have com- knows the difference. I give up. I officers were re-elected for the comxk; c“""" « Fh.bd.i,.io k-« »» don t know what to make of her I. ing year: M„. E Van Hlcltle wvm w.... a*. ..v.w, ■■■ .k ■ .a.. n»«r have — returned to Michigan Q ahe ^ks quesUo’Ls I cant answer Mrs N. Purchase. Vice Pres..-and intendent of, I lie Sunday school lor theme that night was “Acres of Dia(...••.«.! t.. HASTINGS m.nv yran. While .he BUed lh.1 --------a ,lrt now. What'll it be when she's ten? । -- - - -----— j, — „, — "And to many, in such live* a* ber'< sti<te Mrs. AFrosty Sec.-Trea*. position, her genius for organization ... --------.---------.j----— ---------in America would read. .u that lecture and |ler husband's. Ls found the Messrs Taylor. Bennett. Brozak. Thr Small Fry up thr road stop-'| The program in charge of Mrs. doubled thr enrollment of the school. at least once a year for lliFnext ten Breat convincing argument for iin- Knojff. Reinhardt, and Perkins, atWESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH , Van Sickle., consisted of plans and She was deeply intereated In lhe year*. It Ls thrilling to read it, but mortality Characters like these tended thc state basketball sernl- ped on his way home from school discussions for “Victory Gorden." work of thr Women's Foreign Mis­ It was far more »o to hear Dr. Con- bulIdcd only'by patient, aspiring UvS C. Friday. , Next meeting will be with Mrs. sionary Society served o iU *t^ ’ ^udmuT m.de theiT'selecUo.' deliver it. I can neverln forget lntr »re not ”thus under --------- ., He said it wiggled when he caught it; Vera Carter on April 16th. The an­ invites you to preriding officer for several yearly »»l |)ow‘ |hal Brral !*7ndIf.brlc.led hand only to lhe £ of Fr"la>’ Preparation but now it was cold and he put the ; nual “Flower Auction" will feature term*, and organized thr Standard ^tellrc amt una? in soul A a T 2*. “ . h °' ’ 7 ‘ O ,F terms, and organized thr Standard »,(„ i„ n.,.i <» i ...... .. . .... ... , for a .vocation's day to be held jar on the stove. I guess the cricket; this meeting. Rrurer vroun She cave to tn all this “ ** K • imeixxi anrt .uhi B gn-ai n,u ln in *oul" annihilated in the instant when thc the find passed to his reward because he .iS'uTX,‘EmEi^I.y.1 "»k"> “ - ,W B"Vr *hal I-.dies. — Theyjire — '.d Some- soon. . ioval JS serv. ,,iokM1 ] body needed We wish to thank everyone who Mr. Larry Ul$rcnce spoke to an didn't, start drawing. Then the helped to make our Red Cross BeneJ deliverance in the opera house. where they carry on. forever there, Ice when a worker in lhe rank* as all-rchool* assembly last Wednesday Small Fry turned his attention lo nt Party a success. Mrs. Bert Palm­ which was then « part of Ford's! as here." she did when filling an official1 Hotel ----। -v ..*♦*• morning. He told of- the part agri- thr doll buggy. He looked it all er reported 836.00 was made at this position. She was a worker in the! 'I I cnnol dou- (fib. »U>O- ot lhr|A LABUEB EGG .culture njuy. Or dl.mUrry .nd over and announced that the tires with Ladies Aid. where tier executive. I good life of a good woman in a more HAS BEEN PRODUCED x , : demonstrated other works of mod- were pretty, good. You see. even the ; talent was .shown In the original fitting way than by thc following Following lhe appearance in last :cra “35""' hns)a.,ha.1 tmim.mant six-year-olds ore tire-conscious. ANNA E. McCHIE DOL'D CORNERS \ types of activities she planned, which, quotation, from a Memorial to t heir I week's Banner of the Urge eggs laid wa5 heW on Monday and Tuesday It's fun nnd fashionable right now Mr. .. and ----------Mrs. ---------John ------------------Curd and Most OaUUnding Woman 'helped to finance thc work of thc a •’T wa-s neia on Monday ana mesaay .. . .. ... ... .. rhiirrh Shi. hart n craeioiu wet- father ,“,hpr and mother ’’’Other orenarrd prepared bv b> the'nv the 'oy n a wnitn White r^ohrtm Leghorn ium<wni>rihvF hen owned by K after-x:hool last week Thc luniors to make a scrap comer. In house- family called on Mr and Mrs Andy Evangelist of the Day and church.fnrShe had a gracious wel- children chlldren of of Judge Jude(. and ond Mrs Mrs 8mlth .|B. nJ Patterson Pn„artnn of of Doster, n<«ter n renter wX diamploas. 1 rn.vn ’nnarnmrrc'nr <tnu».K Smith.] a reader cleaning, accumulate some different Louden of the Poley district Sunday, whom she notlcMIn the congregaA,trr speaking of many activities in brought to the Banner Office a JEANETTE FRIESS Mr. and Mrs. Will Shreiber and Due to water over the roads and sized boxes und cretonne bags. Then thc eonsretia congrega­ whkh whom she noticed in the slie-jiad a prominent 1>art. lhe cUppUw trom another paper which ' many washouts, the school busses select a comer or closet and label family of Hastings visited at Will tion. But in all her activities in the church nnd in other organize-,1 Memorial concludes with these At-, read: "Production of an egg weigh-, have had to detour or cliange route* the biggest bln for papers, next big- Curd's Sunday. 'ing 7'.* ounces i« the record set by in many instances Rest for rags: bags are labeled for Mr and Mrs. Percy * McMannis tlons. there was never a time when ting words — , , "But all these things, dearly as a White Leghorn pullet n the Dal­ Tire Junior Band A. compared of string, tin foil, aluminum, and any and family of Battle Creek vLsited March 25 to April 8 her home and family were not her , she loved them, were not at the ton farm of the State Prison of. 18 pieces, will give a concert in the other waste you might have and a at home Sunday taking Shirley nnd first consideration. She approved the 7:45 Each Evening ' center of her heart. .She hud only ] Southern Michigan. The egg meas- Methodist church March 29 at 7:30 small box Ls for razor blades and col- Betty home with them tor a week, Bible statement tlint the parent who indlgnation or pity for the woman Ured 10 inches nround lengthwise lapsible tubes. Rubber can go In a Mr nnd Mrs. Ira Chaffee of neglects the family Ls “wonie than, i of public service and honje neglect, and 8'. Inches the other way. Mor-t The freshmen nnd sophomores bag. With a little planning, this proj- Quimby. Mr. and Mrs. Richard un infidel.'' Children's Meeting 4:15 I.She bred one of those "iliek-to- ru Glover, foreman of thc Dalton who wish B's or A's in English cct can be made quite a charming Chaffee ot Hastings and Keith It should be emphasized .that, Dally while Mrs Smith wus n loyal mem-1igetlier families." When, with theifnrm. brought lhe immense egg to .this month had to learn and give and dignified endeavor and will the Chaffee of Flint visited nt Linton passing years, her sons came to have ]xhe attention of Floyd E Lincoln a declamation. Eacli class chose ber ol the Methodist church, she] liomcs of their own in dLstant cities.'prison farm superintendent, who said two people to speak before the Camp Fire Girls or Boy Scouts love Norris' Sunday. was not lacking in appreciation of; It was the never-failing custom to! it was the largest he had seen In hl» speech class Monday and Tuesday and respect tor other branches of; come home whenever passible for the Jong experience a» a tiller. ; the first K hour. turn, ~"' ’They, ph“” In ,,,r " ,chose 'hn“ the universal church and Uieir । three to speak before an all high , family celebrations. — birthdays.] ----member*. Some of her wannest school assembly later. '; Thanksgiving. Christmas. Fully forty. nccomcwuun.». were wm they (fie. nil: .0 Mklu,.n Bule CoB.,e Ixwtl' Several bond student! ’ ““S’ .' different Christmases X! home tool .o ISO V. M. c. A. leaden on Batur-.P“« “r « “,,nd. “J"'1’ man on SL |T tol(Sd" "l "" 0a> 0( lulamfi. TW pv. (last "' Wednesday ........... .. .. evening to h»... hear “ "'lS,‘,cr ?S±r Cl25i-.„J ."d loom! daymen, and .rand- „|’y and oUwr ¥ M. c. A. me? an the University of Michigan band. Robert Roush. a local boy. is the Judge SmBh l menuoned d!arMra:chlldn’n "nd «™ldP*«n|A •"« W, opporluidly lo dheuaa (heir prob, smuh^d hiTod (S, eh'l“"»|™h ”,h" ““Ts PY'< mdaundln. Beta dnd, solo cornetist in lhe band. Smith and he nnd their children A basketball tournament was wm oreully ben.lUled In body Tw” of dl<m‘ly: Nallonal aulhonilM on boy.' work. were 8 greatly bnnefitlcd in body, on the pa&t ot the parents, no Abel J. Gregg, author of Group ■ started March 19 between thc fresh 1 men. sophomores. Juniors, seniors, mind and spirit by thefr annual va­ wanting of true respect on thc part. Leader and Boy Character, was the and all-stars. cations al Bay View, where they had of children or grandchildren. No j principal speaker. Mr. Gregg folMiss Bachclder's foods class gave u cottage which they occupied dur­ ing July. August and part of Sep-1 one was safe from shafts of hu-j lowed the theme. “Youth and the a dinner last Friday to lhe Olrl's mor: rare!/ was anyone hurl when Future." Glee club of W M C E tember. There were home duties lor; rnrcljrwM the ne ahafb shaft < reached their mark. | Paul Kyburz. of Delton. Carli -Little Darling" wa* presented by ' which Mrs. Smith never neglected "Outside her own family there Damson, of Hastings, and the local'a group from the dramatics class while thc family was at Bay View: buLshe managed them so cfillctentiy were the families of her sisters and. y. M. C. A. Secretary attended with ■Tuesday at Second Ward school. They are expecting to give It at that she could take In the wondcr- other relatives nnd connections, who. the Barry-Eaton delegates. often joined in these home-comings ---------------- -----------------------Fort Custer sometime soon. ' fpi programs at the auditorium. She Sometimes they 'came home' from The American Red Cross ha* also found time to get well ac­ The safe arrival of ten Red Cross cities a thousand miles apart; more1 cabled 85.000 to Geneva. Switzerland, quainted with many of the women workers accompanying American than one Chrtetrna* some met on ] tor lhe purchase of clothing and who came to Bay View from Ulis home soil for the first time after shoes for approximately 300 Amerl- armed forces to North Ireland has and other states. She would mu.ee yenrs on other continents. lean citizens interned Ln Germany. been announced. it a point to learn from them what­ ' This was her Ideal—nnd no less 1 ..... ever practical community services 1 ■’ 11 11 ■■■ — were carried on in their home towns her huband's—of home, the Joy of comradeship that grows within a which might benefit Hastings. Through Mrs. Smith's efiorts. a family group aspiring, unselfish, Chautauqua Circle was organized loyal. Now out on thc sea of life here It consisted of n group of comes to us the realization that people, young and old who would 'Such a port for mariners we ne'er study, during the late fall, winter shall sec again.' "The first breaking sorrow In the and early spring months, such sub­ jects ns astronomy, lhe history ot immediate circle ot her family seme country, some great movement came with the, death of her beloved oldest grandson, at West Point, in like thc “Revival of Learning Dur­ ing the Middle Ages.Tstudies in art. 1919. Hrs. .Smith, who was already the Wesleyan Revival In England, a semt-invafid from an uncertain etc. The Chautauqua Circle was heagt, met this grief bravely nnd with unyielding faith. But it un-l continued here for several years. questionably gave u new nnd deep- I For those who took their required reading and studies seriously ly personal turn to the long hours of silent thought which the weakness enough, there were examinations, of her body forced upon her. She and graduations at Bay Vlcy. The weekly meetings were held in homes, was cared for most tenderly and with from 20 lo 30 In attendance. unceasingly by her daughter and to Some one was designated at each lhe extent of their ability by thr meeting lo have charge of the 'other members of the home. Even questions to b^ asked about lhe sub­ in her last years she had days uf MRS. CLEMENT SMITH WIDELY Harm Bjjpatha 47813^564876 *2* REVIVAL SERVICES It takes more THAN MONEY to make a bank ☆ While it is true that all a bonk has to offer is the use of money it controls, iris also very true that it takes more than money to be a banker or to oper­ ate a banking institution. It takes years of training and experience tp qualify those who operate the bank to give good, sound, financial advice. It jects studied during the week. It • did good work. Mrs. Smith came to feel that the women of Hastings needed an or-i gunlzatlon. which would promote their cultural development as well u enable them to do much more' than they otherwise could for the' betterment of Hastings. When she1 came home from Bay View one year, in the 1890s. she proposed the or-1 ganizalion ot the Hastings Women's Club, nnd led In the successful move­ ment to establish that club. She was Its first president and her In­ fluence was a potent factor in It as PECKHAM’S IIEMEDY I* prepared especially for children but 1* equally valu­ able to adult*. Recommend­ ed for cough* due to cold*, tickling in the throat and spasmodic croup. “Once tried never without I"’I Sold by ail druggiit*. I FARMERS ond business concerns in good stand­ takes meh of sound judgment andJn- ing, for personal Ond business use. tegrity to conscientiously handle the We are making loans every day for money thot goes through the bank various enterprises and if you are in with which they are associated. All need of money we invite you to stop in this is true of the men and women and discuss it with us. Loans are being made jo finance appliances, farm We orc in the markket for your wool. Our prices will be right with the market. You're lhe bunny. So—-give who are’the officersand personnel of the gift that LASTS for LIFE, the Hastings City Bank. They have machinery, automobiles and trucks. We also make mortgage loans on im­ When you need gratt seed come in and see what we hove. Our seed line is complete. gifts ore forgotten! Give been carefully trained and are quali­ fied to act as "Your Banker." ☆ Money is available to individuals low as any in Michigan, os low as We orc prepared to furnish you quality fuel at all timet. SHEAFFER3 SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. Art Todd. Mgr. i^— “ lhe gift that keeps you in mind daily, long offer other Sheaffer's White Doi pen' with Fineline pencil. Slop in today. ANOTHER WAY te DO IT proved real estate. Discount rates are HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fiflv-Five Years of Continuous Service** LyBARKER'S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 PHONES: 2103 -2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN tSa �fwtwo TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH M. 1M1 Mr. UU1 Mn. PWUp Bailer were the former btodji Williams, daugh- the musicians laat year, are again two children of Kalamazoo visited1 Chris Jensen Is the new member Tacoma, Wash., were callers ot the Coman cemetery. Much *>n’P*1*’y ||l In Charlotte Wednesday to visit his'------------...--------.... Bert —, Williams 1 assisting. ter of Mr. and Mr*. | his parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Ly- of the ThomapDle-K»Uo« faculty Arthur Oeukes family Bunday af- U felt for Mr*. Fletcher. into whose ipacity greeted tlie----------om. Saturday.^ filling the vacancy caused by the MIDDLEVILLE I sister. Katie Bender a: the LaneA little son, Lee Emmett, weight 7 ■ . A —,— -------- crowd - -------------------.. . temoon. home death has entered three tln>F» Dulcenia home. | iba. 6H1 oza.. wa* bom to Mr. and T.-K. faculty player* in their play Mr*. Robert CUlar, who U in ■ . .. • very redgnation of Hany Rreetone. Ha L. R. Beeler with his ambulance n\on,lhi, . heknattack Middjevme residents have re- Mr» Edward Wlertnga of lhe west “Ready-Msde Family” Friday eve- poor health, 1* in Grand Rapids for began hla duties thU Monday and • • - -- — found dead from a heart awe* brought Mrs. — Edward Wlertnga was Mr. and Mr*. Dan Clsler and oelved announcemenu of lhe birth county line. In 64. Mary's hoapltal, nlng. Many came from out-of-town medical observation and Maying in a woods near his home in N<>- 1 and Infant son to their itome on thc children were Bunday visitor* of hl* of a daughter. Jean Lorraine, to O"*1 Monday evening, and all enjoyed the tun and laugh- at the home of her daughter, west county line Monday from 8t. vember after lie failed to return brother* and father. Henry Clsler. Lieut- and Mra. Warren Bredahl at March IB. Mr*. W. la the former ter and thc fine aeting of the parKay Krautfieim. student school for the blind at Lansing. Mary's hospital in Grand Rapids. from n hunting trip. An invalid sis­ • at Hastings. The Utter 1* in quite their home near Selfridge Field. Katherine Sheehan. tlclpante. I teacher from Michigan State ColThirty persons enjoyed Ure gath­ Also, from Pennock hospital al Has­ ter. Mrs Leola Bnindage. whom *!»<■ frail health. | on March 11, Mra. B. was the forML-ses Lola and Agnes Stokoe of Miss Jean MacKay, of the High- lege, completed her several 'weeks ering at the Masonic temple. St. tings he brought Mrs. Lawrence had cared for. paAcd away in JantiMr. and Mr*. Wm. K. Uebler of mcr Pauline Taylor and this is the the Pontiac schools were at home iapd Park schools, wax the Baturday .cour.se at T.-K. on Wednesday and I* Patrick's night wlwn the ofllcera of Blanchard anil infant daughter to Grand Rapids spent lhe weekend at second daughter. for the weekend. . and Bunday guest of Miss Edna Lee. at the home of her parents at Mus- Middleville o. E. S. were entertained Thaw high March 4h«U remind the home of their son. Wm. J. . Mr. and Mra. Robert logerson and'* Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Finkbrimr Mis* MacKay wa* principal of Mid- kegon for eleven days' vacation. by the Past Matrons club. A fl kXI.I. UUJU Ml, V.IU ixrt- IV1U UU IU UI MIC ... ------Neal Vroomau of Green lake Is'little son of Grand Rapids have returned home Wednesday from ad levtile high school twenty-tour Mr and Mr*. Maynard Stone and o'clock dinner was followed by an the River road that occured In March. Propl'making his annual sheep-shearing moved Into the John Rlrmerama ‘jV 1x1 Florld*I years ago. two children of Battle creek were — -------------—. -----------------Murray Harper formerly of Mid-*™’’^ »* watchful of theit entertainment of games and stunts. trip around the farms of this vicinhas emJohn rviu. Potto »i>u and w, boy ukuu friend »»•«. were caller* al the home of her wm, sister, - The baked goodsate goods sale at nt GCUkris Geukes' dleville, who lias been assistant -chimneya --------- - ,h ‘“ a *v* ,or I- place east c«.'l of in town, iuwii. as he ut iim «hi- , ---- John ~ —Bl —"lr f*«nlly '——• —has —- moved — uuiui «»v u. ine. UBKCO these days for U,ev they “are tenanttenant hnuu- house nn Ur. from FUrorH .. T* TFlnkbelncr. .. . Sunday . market Saturday netted *11.00 for :. ... ployment In Hastings. rMrs. I. from was tiie Uebler the-UMMtr on home Michigan Slate College Mrs. Edward Hable to bum out sometimes with ■ . Alnngtop 84. to the cottage of Delos this weekend ; afternoon. me project, a community hospital ranger of the National Forest ut pathetic result*. This March 23 to Baldwin has been promoted to tlic ■ Michael, hef grandfather, at Barlow . Mrs bookkeeper Mrs. Vina Carl— and daughter, ....... Chas. Williams, ---- ----- --------------■ , - -------------------M-- — -. Miss ——- bod. MW. Around muuuu |12 *14 wu realized leuiu.cu In u> Ute Hit position at chief ranger of the the anniversary of the destruction 'at lhe Bennett Motor Bairs for sev- Thelma, of Caledonia, were Bunday recent talc for Ute bent-til of lhe White Cloud National Forc.-t. Con­ by fin- of our birth place—the r>--iMr. ancf.-Mr*- John . VanderWaldI crol tnonUu. compk-Ud her duties visitor* of Mrs. Frances Carl. (community playground and park. deucc on lhe E. C. Jones farm tn gratulations! and baby of Muskegon were weekendI Saturday. She is now devoting her< Claude Kermeen is convalescing at The regular meeting of the W. 8 Frank Pratt aocomjMinled by his iteighton twp. and within a frw day. visitor* of her parents. Mr. and Mfs. time getting their recently' pur- Pennock hospital from an append- C. 8. will be held Friday al the lire aBo---------look----thc daughter. Mr*. Ray Pott*, went to •••• — rt 'Jdenc^J?' „• Elmer James. chased home, the former Howard ectomy performed Tuesday. We hope Methodist church with |>otJuck dln- Lake City Tuesday and remained Oat Id Ik-nawa and Malore icotiA two weeks' serie* of special Russell residence, ready for occu- he wlU soon be In normal health, ner al noon followed by an afur- . ... .... ...i ard. the year was i>Jv7 l'Jj7. rm On Marr!'. March meetings began at the Leighton pancy. .The family has had considerable noon program. Ladles are asked to ■Ji. IROfl was Middles tile's big Main Bias Gray. Wednesday. Others whs Evangelical church Sunday, with the John Murphy of Detroit spent the misfortune In past months. Mr*. ,»u, that tlw dinner U scheduled Bl fire when all building from pastor. Rev. Leroy Chanftei" ■rlaln weekend with hi* wife, who Is a Kermeen broke her wrist In a fall for 13 instead of 1 o'clock fl tor- brought the body to Middl vllle fol VundcrVcens comer to the Atr.it’1’ In charge. Mr. and Mr*. Li ’■oren teacher of T.-K. school. Thanksgiving day. thc son-in-law, mcrly and those who furnish are theater went up in Hu- night March Breckhelsen of Chicago, who were, Sgt. Aden Campbell of Jefferson Stuart Relgler and family moved in asked to bring a paying guest for Gray. and Scott Campbell of Mer­ 15. 1S13 was the night alien fire . Barracks. Mo., and f vt. Eddie Lynd to help care for the mother and Mr. the benefit of lire ndsMonory and ritt. Mr and Mn James Sanborn nurd the St. James' Iwuloi. Urn. of Fort Dlx. N. J., are home on fur- Reigler has been out of work several music apportionment. The Young of Lake City and Mr and Mrs. Oeo: site of the present hotel. March . lough. weeks because of infection in Ki* Woman's Guild will have charge of Huntington ot Ann Arbor. 18, 1037 the Methodist church was I Robert Denn of the White Prod- knee; last week, the son. Harold, lost arranging of tebkw and the Rouse The Brotherhood meeting held badly damaged just at thc com­ । ucU Corporation personnel, with his his car by fire, caused apparently circle of lhe program. pletion of thc re-decoratlon when wife. Is spending three weeks in by a short circuit. He was driving Miss Evelyn Oeukes and George not largely attended due to the sparks lit in the roof and did hun­ Lansing where he is taking a course to hl* uncle's home on thc north Moon, student at Michigan Bute iteavy downpour of rain the entire dreds of dollars damage. So watch Effective Jane 27. 1541 of study In tool and die making. county line. college, are home for a week's vaca- day. Those not present missed a out. and be cautious. Mr and Mrs. John Hupp of WayForty ladies enjoyed the joint non between school terras. The sale of defense stamps and fine evening's entertainment and TO GRAND RAPIDS land vicinity were calling on friends meeting of the Women's clubs of Mr. and Mr*. George Viera are dinner. The address by Rev E. H bonds at Thornapple-Kellogg school (in town. Thursday afternoon. They Middleville and Caledonia, Thur*-' spending n month wllh their daugh- Babbitt was much enjoyed and thr Is expected to reach life thousand , had just returned from Kansas Otty. day at the itome of Mra. C. E Cross ter and family in Galeaburg III musical numbers furnished by the dollar mark this week, ns *895 B5 Mo. where they visited their aon. Dr. In Caledonia. The local club furMrs. Carl Rock accompanied by rouowmg caieooma persons. persons Mrfollowing Caledonia Mrs. has already been purchased. Lynn Hupp, graduate of T.-K. nished a fine program honoring Bl. her nephew. Francl* Rock, came Lawrence Ward a*accompanist. The Addle Lewis auction sale Michigan State Calleee. College. Patrick. । school and Michiean Patrick Lovely Lnvelv refreshments trfrMhmmt. were w^r. trom Detroit Wednesday where she Miss Vivian Proctor, violinist. Miss Wednesday cried by our junior aucwho is employed by lhe Armour CO.' reived by the Caledonia ladles »|J ana hu been for some ume caring fur Vivian Homrlch. accordionist and ' in the manufacture of serum. ■» report r»n«rF a ■ very fine time .together. —•>— .I her sister. Francis' mother, who U James Hodge, aolout and master ot Uonecr. Curt SOlOtnon was a real TO BATTLf CREEK all success. Good crowd and satisfac­ | Herman McConnell, who Is em-‘ Nearly twenty-five ladles of lhe «' •--• • ---------ill. ceremonies. Officers -------------------will be elected tory prices. ployed at Royal Oak. was home lor Masters-Jones circle met nt the Mattle Benaway and son al the next meeting, which to the the weekend. He wm accompaniedI home of Mrs. Bert Parker Thur*-i Burdet and Mrs. Dora White called last of the season. Hw supper will, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ryno of । by Lynn I.epper, who spent the timei day for a pleasant afternoon. Con­ on the ladles' brother. Walter VoU- be potluck with the todies a* guests Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner guesta of Mr. and Mra. L. R. Beeler with his mother. Mr*. Isabel Lepper.. slderable business was transacted weiler and family In Grand Rapids ‘ -----------Mrs. Angelina Finkbelncr was-•at and Connie. Forrest, who conduct­ I Frank Lee and daughter. Miss Ed- and plans were made and commlt- Sunday afternoon. : America needs you now os never before . . . Needs you ; Clear ________________________ lake last week attending the jjta. were In Grand Rapids Thursday ,ec-^PP° .. ln,cd ------------— ---------------------------The shop boys al Thornapple-' Nurses’ workshop conducted under ed an oil station In lhe city far Urc annual Moth­ strong, healthy, ready to do your shore and rryOre in the TO LANSING some Ume. is now employed by the in attendance at the funeral of John er-Daughter banquet, wiuqwn, the dale ten-,rveuogg scriooi are building ouiuiing fifty tiny the auspice* of the Red Cross. date ten-. Kellogg school all out drive for Victory! Milk, more than any other Cummings. a former travelling tatively set for May 7. Refresh- model airplane* under direction of The following persons were nom- Hayes Co. making airplane parts. food, provides the vitamins and minerals we all need salesman and old friend of Mr. Lee. mento were served by the hostesses, their instructor. Arthur Smalley. Ina led for officers of Thornapple Mrs. R. for several years has been A family gathering and dinner was Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Dolly John- These are for the government and township at the recent caucuses: connected with the faculty of the for buoyant health. For energy ond stamina, drink ' held at the home of Fred Steeby ini ison. Committee for April is Mrs. arc a part ot several Uwusand mod- Republican. Supervisor. Leonard El­ Caledonia school. plenty of rich, satisfying milk. Moke sure your family TO KALAMAZOO I Leighton Sunday, honoring his re-- Talbott ' and Mrs. Betz । els marie by school boys for use In wood: clerk, J. C. Sehad; treasurer. gets lots of it in their food too. Use milk in cooking • *7:3® AJ1L I cent birthday, also thiit of hiss Harold Allen, who has rented n teaching defense classes. Tliey are Grover Cline; road com. Claude mlngton and Mr. und Mrs. Lionel cereals and vegetables, in cream soups and desserts. ' daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clarencet farm near Bailey on M-37. about models ot five different ■ ‘ ------- -------------------------. nations. i-----Kenneen; justice, 4-year-tcrin. Ear!' Cahoon of MUford were Sunday They'll enjoy it. ond you'll be doing your part to keep I Stccby and his niece, Mrs. Melvini itwenty-five miles east of MuskeC Mrs. Gertrude Kenyon of Grand Kermeen: board of review. Vur visitors of Kir. and Mn. Harold Has­ j Watkins, both of Grand Rapids and1 gon. । 'Daily Except Sunday 'em working for Victory. was a caller at the Stokoe Rapids,Jspent the weekend with 'her Adams; constables, James Pender. kins. ‘--------------------------1 the approaching birthday -of Mrs.■ home | Saturday. He reports hi* sister. Mrs. Bmma William* I Mr. nnd Mrs. John Visser of CqjnBimon Matchele; Charles Baugh­ AU Other Trips Are Daily . Steeby. ।parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene AlGuests of Miss Marjorie Chandler man and John Kepkey. stock Park spent Saturday with DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY 1 Our shoe repair man. Wm. Helm.. Ilen who moved to Evanston. III. Friday evening for the T-K play Democratic: — Supervisor. Julian their cousins. Mr. nnd Mrs Elmer j who has driven dally lo Grand Rap-• |tost fall, as well pleased with the were her mother. Mrs. Boyden Moy- Potts; clerk. Thomas I. Gillett; Fenton. GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH . Ids since itc opened the shop lastt change. < Hls fattier is employed as-er. An aunt. Mra. Murray and a Ircos. vacant; justice, 4-year-tcrm Mr nnd Mrs Stanley Lyons of fall. Is now residing In Middleville.• janitor by a large hotel and all the cousin from Charlotte. . Titos. J. Berry; board of review. Battle Creek visited their parents, j His wife died recently of pneumonia, ifamily i* well. Wm. Schulte, brother of Mra. George Noffke; constables. Clive at the Rev ■Carley and Ray Lyons HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW ||^ । Mr. und Mr*. Alfred Lyons andI Glenn Gardner, who has been' Johanna Schulte, wu injured fatal-' Churchill. John Coats. Win. Trum­ home Sunday. OR PASTEURIZED. PT. Sc: QT. ■■ quite poorly. Ls considerably better >>' when struck by a Umb while ble. Elmer Bender. There was considerable cxcitcmeiit. and up inhis wheel chair some of -working In the woods at his home; . o,,c Mrs. Rose Salnave. 75. Ulc died Mc| sud- nt tlic Henryrouutll Poubon home one To relieve ! the Ume. Mrs. Anna Resxuta of near Sparta. Funeral services were denly Tuesday inonilni; at lhe home night last week when th-rood folki Fhone 2137 Saranac has been assLMlng In thc held at the Lutheran church ut Holy of tier shirr. Mra. Anna Fletcher, returned home after spending some Misery of | ' | Con ’ fr ’ Thursday. three mile, south of Middleville, in L nc ut the hLoie7f K • SUhSr TRIO CAFE LKXHD Mr and Mrs .Hcrbert Thorpe and Miss Jeanette Rugg. student of W. Yank-e Springs township. She wm on u,e oth(.r or low|, „nd J* .... IABLITS , SALVE Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Halting* two daughters of Kalamazoo spent M. C. E. Kalamazoo was home for the former Rose Fleming who has (j,c Hghto off and smoke flllinir thc BUS DEPOT NOlt DROPS ' been a resident of thU vicinity j„u,e I. an COUGH DROPS , lhe weekend with her parent.. Mr the weekend and Mrs. Floyd Holes arid also vis-. Mr. und Mrs. T. I Gillett and ninny years, and also had lived In electric iron hail been’ left on Iteri hls mother. Mrs. Vem Smith, daughters Marilyn and Janet, B. I' Grand Rapids. She Is survived by burned through thc ironing board - and family. . Gillett and son Jack and Mr. und another r.lster. Mrs Olive Miller of which had collapsed burning the Fred White was In Toledo nn Mrs. Woodrow Gillett ot Grand Grand Rapids nnd two brothers, linoleum and blowing nut a fuse ■ business ttic^fore part of tost week Rapids visited the Gillett brothers' Byron Fleming of Middleville and fortunate thing Tiie farnilv con and Friday went to Alpena where mother. Mra. E. D. Lake and hus- Walter Fleming of Battle Creek, alder themselves lucky that a creathe Is drilling an oil well. i band al Vermontville, Suflday. । Funefal sei vices were held from tho fire didn't result * * Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Nelson of j Mr. and Mrs. Paul France and Beeler funeral home at 2 p. m. « Sparta spent the weekend with her: three children of Byron Center and Tliursday conducted by Rev. 8. B THREE CORNERS. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clair GcUy.'hls mother, Mrs. John France ot Quincer. Interment waa made in Relatives enjoyed the Uullling ---------------------------------------------------------- !----------------------------------------------------------- 1-------------------------------------------------------- experience of a long distance tele­ phone cunversatlnn with Robert Claude Hammond. Beaman First ctors of the U. 8 Navy nnd re­ ceived gifts and letters from him . Having sold my farm I will sell the following at Public Auction to the highest bidwhile he was in port To hear his voice and learn that hr was rafti • der on what is known as the Moffit Farm located 31 miles south of Caledonia on nnd well was particularly gnitifving. • MdMaBaBMMWin I ..ir-r., -— GOOD HEALTH IS VITAL to VICTORY BUS SCHEDULE DRINK MORE MILK /~>OT TIG ViVJLjUo HIGHLANDS DAIRY 666 AUCTION SALE M-37 on TUESDAY, MARCH 31,1942 COMMENCING AT I O'CLOCK WAR TIME HORSES Chestnut gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Roan gelding, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. This is a good work team COWS TOOLS 2 sec. spring tooth drag Spike drag Pair sleighs 2 good walking cultivators Wagon Trailer Walking plow New hay rope, fork and 3 10-in. pulleys Jersey-Durham cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 3 sets of slings Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Cutting box Guernsey heifer, 3 yrs. old, fresh Oil stove Roon-Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh 4 rolls naw 4 point barbed wire Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred Feb. 15 25 lb. new fence staples Durham-Jersey, 5 yrs. old, bred Feb. 20 Saturday, Mar. 28,1942 Commencing atone o'clock (harp the following will be offered for tale: HORSES Span black Persian colts. New double harness 4 ten gal. milk cans, new Other articles too numerous to mention HAY & GRAIN 12 tons good mixed hoy TOOLS Having decided to quit forming I will have an auction sole at the farm located 1 x/i miles south of the County Farm, or a mile cast of Frederick Fuhr's filling station on M-37 on New cream separator Guernsey bull, 1 yr. old 5 Guernsey-Jersey heifers, 1 yr. old AUCTION SALE 15 bu. good potatoes McCormick Grain binder Quantity of corn Oliver 2 horse cultivator Quantity of corn in fodder TERMS OF SALE: CASH. Nothing to be removed until settled for and everything to COWS Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, due May 28 Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old frt*h in Jan. Jersey heifer, 10 mot. old Guernsey heifer, 9 mens, old HOGS AND HENS 45 Pullin, loylnj MACHINERY ' Ideal Doering binder Little Willie two hor*e riding cultivator One horse cultivator Bradlty walking plow 2 Soc. apring tooth drag Low wheeled wide tired-wagon Wagon box and hay rack Set of double work homes* (2> 4 Collar*. 3 Burner oil stove Water cream separator. 10 gal. Double block and line, 125 ft. rope Laurel heater, 20th Cantury 1934 Ford V-8 pick-up truck, overload spring* digger* '2 Burner oil atove, Perfection HAY & GRAIN 10 Bu. oat* 6 Ton* mixed hay 7 Colonie* baa* 40 Bu. No. 2 ited potatoes Other article* too numerous to mention TtKMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to bo romovot until tottlod for. E.orything be settled for at date of sale. N. V. MOFFIT, Owner A. W. HILZEY, Auction..! CLIFF PROCTER, Clerk 0. V. BELLINGER, Propr. HENRY FLANNERY. Auctuiua, LAWRENCE KITZMAN. Clark Mi;. Lester Larabri* an:. Robby and Mr*. H J. Robinson und Dor­ othy were Hattie Cr<r': l.oppi j ■, Tuesday nftemoon/ I their son Karl muv. from r>i munliy but »rh them h. in their new home. Friday ijw 13th held nothing but heppilWM fur Miks BHtv Hi M.n who ci'k'brnlcd her ■■Ightcenih birth­ day on that day and in v honor her parents. Mr nml ?'i . Mr. und Mrs (Jlarence hull nf ; Assyria Center were Sunday afternoon guest* of Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley. We welcome to our rommunlty Mr. and Mr:< Leslie WUllanu and • Mr. and Mrs. Janie* Slocum, both of Prairieville, who arc moving to Uieir farms—Ute former Fred Cush­ ing and Hudson Sisson (arms <thc latter recently purchasedi rcsncclively. Mrs. Lester Larabec and children Bobby- and little Connie Sue. left Friday to join Mr. Larabec who has work al his trade in Flint. We will miss them very much, bill' vemurehem ‘heU ,,cw [ Despite the incletpcnl weather !',?<,.nBd^rOad5 * lar8C CrOW‘1 *“ । In attendance at the auction sate of Mr and Mr N. Ellsworth Fend­ er last Tuesday. Thefr children ,Mr “,H1 Mr.-. Adam Fender and ,M>n Floyd Mr. und Mrs. Dale King. I Mary Jane and Bonnie Lou all bf HMUngx and Enrl of Battle Creek I were with them Monday and Tues­ day. BARBERS CORNER* i Mr" Hoy Pwaton enterW^nth<? (Roup of the .Farai Bureau at their home Wco(ncsday evening. i ,“nd Mrs. Cltarlcy Albright ,be « their farm here. n^IL,nd ??r,t Freaton called on Mr and Mr* Archie Sinclair । ’*hurfd«y evening I Miss Mabelle Not ten O( Gra<s lake spent lhe post two weeks with .her sister. Mis Herman Hauer. 1 American'Red Cross has <k>. ;Cldad to postponed Its regular 1M3 fall membership Roll Call and hold its uniuluneoasly with its next War 1 ^»d 5,"n,N,1«n Mr,y ‘« 1IM3. ciiairman Norman H. Davis has J. , nounced. "* -OK PAY^AyT w/bONUs- �THE HASTINGS B INNER. THURSDAY. MARCH U 19U Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday YEARS. AGO ;I FIFTY March 17. 1B92 Mra. D. C. Ostroth of Detroit has mother. Mrs. Wagoner of Battle lo Roush, Mr. Vining being a cousin first prize. ; fl|X dt, returned liotne after spending two Creek. werc -Sunday afternoon call- of ,,.. . Mr. arid Mra. Chartea Albright of Mrs Roush. hw weeks With her daughter. Mra. W. era of Mr. and Mra. Archie MeMra. J. I.. L. Higdon Is better -™ and Chicago spent spent Saturday afternoon! afternoon i . I'rz. , , Thr Lentz. Table company ol C. Bassett and family. In tyre. able to be around the house. Mrs. and evening with hls cousin and atrpla: und Nuaiiville arc working over 30 hands Special o)kciui services wm will be or held neio an all Mr. and Mra. Carl Good and fam- Harold Higdon of Battle Creek is Is wife. Mr. and Mra. Hayes Sponable.1 aW "‘ose TWENTY YEARS AGO Woodland Li now an incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith spent; nPXi week sponsored by the Min- lly of Battle Creek Were Saturday still with her and Mr. and Mra. village. At the Brat election last' March 15. 1922 . ■ Thursday In Grand Rapids. juuriil ------------------at - •*------------ 1 afternoon callers of Mr. anthMrs. Vic Brumm were Sunday visitors. jlslerial ,* Association Ute -Nazarene Mis* Charlotte Mcl^od. for 27 week, the following officer* were'। Mr. and Mrs. Jack Southern have church ’ -*•—w • | Albert McClelland. Mrs. L. A. Day spent from Pri— years a missionary Among Ute Hin- L ' C Feighner. AsseMor. JeMc W Un" nW ‘ ’ —"Jesus and Hl* Love for Monday Mr. and Mra. Paul Kesler and day night until Sunday in Laming doos of India, is u guest of Dr.-and 1 ! daughters were Sunday dinner guests with her sister. Mrs. Ernest Wood, Men." Rev. D. R. Silvemail. Mra. A. W. Woodburne. (ormer co- 1 ; Mt" M;,ry Jane Mennery and Mta ...... —"Jesus ............ Mrs. Leslie Dickerson of Shults Tuesday in the Garden." of i Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Wlllltt*. street Comr David Haight. Qimjy,, Hassett of lamsing spent*r»v Mover ' ■ workers with iter In the mission and * Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ltolei' and-«t.w went. Irene Springer of Hu­ J^X^ul'c *“kwid *‘h “w wecmradly-jexu* al the Trial." field. son of Lansing and Mr. dhtf MrsMjng. spent the weekend at tlw DayGov. Groesbeck will be the speak- C ' Dean, and Willard Bolton. i“ ' k"*£ of MoEuPteas I Rti i « - Huron Healy were Sunday guests ot home. rr ut the Brotherhood meeting irasllnes Is arttlnv nu-tronolitan Mra. C- K. Brown of Mounj Pleas- Thursday—"Jest!*' Last Supper." Mrs. Clara Day and Vivian —------ f» ■ A. Si! S taSTSX a,,t' Mn Mr and R"v W C Bassett. Communion Monday evening. Mr. and Mra. Charles Monroe and HASTINGS CENTER C^rUr McM^re ^D Frrd «'md.v Frlday-1 TOP M Rev E H. Bab- clUldren formerly of Allegan arc Aanillln Fuhr, of the McCotnber Announcements have been rr- tl« CTt^f Dr Toww. iX ihu dlntlk guest* of Dr nnd Mrs bitt of Grand Rapids. ' reived here nf Ute opening on March flat Chief. Dr Lowry, horse, this Qrt p J Rev JUrgU of vlaiUng her parents. Mr. and Mrs. dL-trict apent from Friday night un­ Take core of YOUR cor . Milton Gesler for a Ume. They have til Sunday afternoon with his 15 of the Hope Shop in laming by|yw,r and expects to lower hls recFordyce Showalter, who has been; Battle Creek. • their house trailer with them. grandparent.1. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Stebbins of Ord to 2:20. to make it latt longer. ill since January..was token to Ann/ Mrr,. Fordyce Showalter U spend­ Mr. and Mra. Frank Hubbard of Todd. this city. An exclusive line of worn-------------- ./■ > Use Mobil O.l—theft ! Arbor for observation. I ing n few days In Jackson with rrlAlbion were Sunday afternoon call-, Jake DePriester is suffering from en's appanl will be handled. BRANCH DISTRICT Ml-u Mabie Roscoe of Bellevue a Uvea. • ers of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph DeVine a relapse from the flu. He Is some the best woy of keeping ■ .. .-­ CourUor Tnfc— of_________ Enst Lansing .*... _____ ___ Mr. and Mrs. Dale DeVine were better now. but he is not able lo THIRTY YEARS AGO it in good condition. It ir. spending hit Vacation with i.u Sunday evening lunch gue*u. be outdoors yet I niontb»<spent a few days last week, \ March 21. 1812 Robert Betts. Homer Hickok, parent*, ‘ We were deeply shocked and Mr and Mri Alden Todd and ' treats your’ engine kind­ pffnTiMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton X Members of Hastings Lodge Walter Vickers is visiting hit saddened to hear of tiie sudden daughters spent tiie weekend with I before leaving for thclt home in Lin- Charles and Sherman Lykin* spent ly! Start using it Today! 1 death of Mrs Walter Willms nt Bar Mr "!,<1 Mrs Burdette Bamharf coin,- Nrbr------------------ -—-----------------j .Monday night with Richard John- daughter in Battle Creek. lurch ut J;iJIn. helping him celebrate hls birthHerbert Wise Li the new manager'City. Mr. Wlllitu was the brldet•’ant, Mr nnrt Mrr Harold Fsher 15 dealers in Barry Gordon Hawk* who iim been very jyy — , cf the Line's department store. (contractor on M-79 when the road 0,_GranB' Hapld*. 111 with the flu U better nt this! „r nnil Mrii Wayn(, Penningtonj temple. . --------- , Mrs. Ralph Le Finer and two was constructed And they lived in Mr. and Mu. William County to Serve You. . land family have rmoved ------- * •* to -----near Dei-, children of Hartford. Conn , are our community nt that,time. She !*ldd'',ru?ast Mr nnd A blizzard which demoralized train writing. truck Service' available to your home for fuel oil, etc. We were glad lo m c a number of ton. visiting her sister. Mra. Jake ’ Hol-1 : vlxitltiif nbder. Mru Juko linl-'wn. Ixv*,« »,v ™ii -u ln v Mrs. James Hriuicy ana son James service and blocked the county roach was loved by all and leaves many uu,v of Hastings. Mrs. Mabie Abbey of Mrs. Roy Garlinger underwent a.iuter and family. A Call Today AVill Start US Out Yeur Way. kept many away from the Repub­ new faces ut church ixit Sunday friends here who regret her un­ ' J .I’ Monroe.1 Mra Evelyn Stevens of -------------lican banquet Friday evening and un lhe result of the-VGo lo church"■ major operatiotf nt Pennock hospital1---------------- « timely death, F"She leaves beside* D^fi„i,j warren Kidder of FroeHer daughters. Mrs. Madeline BARRYVILI.E . I'lso kept away the »|>caker. Sen Sunday. the husband, two »» sons Sammy and and Mr Frank pren­ Ray Fossett anil two soils of Bed- Gaunt «’f Denver. Colorado- and We had a good congregation out William. Wm. Alden Smith. Itice. V Fin- width destroyed the interior ford were Saturday utientoon visM Mrs. Dorothy Garlinger from Massa-1 for church services on Sunday. PUny Roush of. Hastings spent the’ ,„V1V will WU1 be „„ r T , n There no P. A this Formerly Service OU Company of lhe Hayes House, of which Mrs. । mra of ids parent*, .Mr und Mrr.; chusctu. arrived last Friday it was "Go to church Sunday" and weekend with hls brother. Orlo month on account of bad roads Will Meyers Was proprirlrroa, guveiO D Faiwtt. | Mra. C. K Brown of Ml. Pica*-[they enjoyed the special sermon by Roush. Wilbur Vining and lady nn(f sickness, the firemeffn very hard fight shortly About thifty-flve attended the ant spent tin* weekend with Mis our pastor Rev Griswold and Miss friend of Jackson were Sunday aft-' We feel real happy about mu HASTINGS PHONE ISM after midnight Sunday ’ I Dorcas Society at lhe fcentteiH Nor- Bernie Drown Mildred Leedy of Nashville sang a emoon callers of Mr. and Mra. Or- notebook for the Triple A winning Mr. rYrannnnr a ! ton home’ last Thursday. 1 Mrs Harry Riggs Is spending the \ solo und was also pianist for church, neer of “ X sprtm. died at the Mr and Mr Hnrr' °^n “nd ™ Wn Wr ,UU«,,Uf 1,1 Ann;M’* Ue Urbwold Of CCdir Spring* CX of her dXhmr Mra Wm family of Belles^ wera Sunday din- Arbor 1 ™ also present. j NASHVILLE Keep Your CAR Fit! M^KEE SERVICE OIL SALES Scott earlv Monday momlny I "er KUe*u of Mr a,“1 MrK ° n . J .Mi . Donald Shupp and: The ladles of the W. 3. C. S. hope wcoti. earij Moran; morning. I Eassett. .family of Battle Creek. -Mr. und attend the countv mectlnrr at Thc graduating class of Hosting.* ------------ « > »-------------------Mra. Clarence Thompson and son Hasting* on Thursday of this week high school this year will number fin STONY POINT :< f Grand lx>dge spent Sunday witli QUr ‘^up enjoyed \he day with I The Sterling Weeks and Harry 1 their parcnU, Mr. and Mrs. William coats Grove last Thundav at the FORTY YEARS AGO Hinkley humi- ‘were' lucau-d on । shupp and helped Billie Hoffman hf,nip ur Mr> Kenneth Kelsey even March 30. -1902 nn-Island lot several days during celebrate hls birthday. * though we had to drive through watCornelius S. Whitcomb. «5. died al1 ,'h;,1 h,«“ , Mra Btsrle Brown received a1 cr to get there. hb. home In thia city Friday of *“yne PeiUjlngloh ami family, cable from her son. Ensign Carl| . „,,pnrtanrp nneumonla who hate been living on the GiU Brown, who la with the Hying Tigers I 1 here was oBo a good attendance ,>n<™n,. |tnn ,m lhe ihr Bannj ™ c, E m^un, Sund.y Mn. Lukr Wn . .1 km , m0„a „1U> , Unlr , ,mr„ K,mml ch, Oruwold ir.d, next I', . ‘"'”"2.*., I or Wlon. \ Mr. .nd Mr. Hub.,, Wltam. Mr i su”‘“>' and Is; In a very critical conditionF^.oin prwent indications, it don't and Mra Roy Smith. .Mr, and Mrs.! Mr. nnd Mrs- George Gillett nnd it. i. Hcndcrsnott Li bunding □ 11(Klk iu though » would lx- necessary ’ Geonte Tuft, and .Mr. nnd Mrs. «”i* spent Sunday with her purnew warehouse on the elevator prop-1 for U1P Sunshlne Valley gardens. Goll Lykins attended thr fish <up- >nts. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Filllnghttnl erty recently purchased on Broad-1I t( .. Irr u,ntjn(t tthc he coming! to, l)o do un any irrigating coming • tier per nt at the American legion Legion hall In in n«« Wayland. - -- summer. ■ Vermontville Thursday night. 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Kane of Ohio, who N. A. Allen of Grand Rapids has Mrf CUud and children Mrs Leto Roc of Columbiaville recently purchased Ute Webb farm, leased m? old Ford* hotel build- w,.n. anind auiurday. • spent the weekend with her nar- have completed moving. We weling on Main street which has been chtu( ^(nni has sold hLs farm I ent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Til- come ‘hem to our neighborhood, vacant long. | Mra Dennis McIntyre and her ——*0 —-------,, ion Ion the the Center Center road rood to to hls hi* nenhewfmnrah. nephew-inn rah. ">r■"whr’to»' »« «« :------------------------- TAKE ADVANTACE OF MARKS' SeM.satLoH.aL DETROLA£8 rfhool...... ....1 “S'S?. IS Sntiered 8 Year. --- -- ... - ----- H1 nOnar ul meir miugnier. ears.; —- — •ng''Monday Xfnndov night ll.o .. . of - Beacon .... — *Nr. “ ~ * “ * “ * the Welt,,,,,,, Wellman u.|,rw,1 school — Call• Ecklund N Y —Those «"«»»«««. F«««kn. Mkh.. ..ST c- decided w to send their pupils lo prwcn€ WPrP Mr* Bpm1p Drown. Lffe MWdl.-v.IU. rn.n.l.d . .... u yr,r i Miss Beryl McPcck. Frank Lentz Rev. Howard A. Van Auken. son of: , e ,_________________ iac relief float ind^eitico of coaMipttioo. ' and Lentz Chaffee. Rev and Mrs. H. H. Van Auken «f COUNTRY LIFE MEETING this city, which he has accented. Annual sesMons at the Michigan ; Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bivens have; Al H. Weber, formerly Of this city ' Country Life .association ure sclicd- moved to town They bought the but now with thc latke Odessa Wave. । tiled ul Michigan Slate College. Fri- Ernest Hecoxproperty on South was elected councilman on thc I day und Saturday. Match 28. 29. Main street. Citizens ticket ot Dial village al the Sponsors ure emphasizing ptdblrms* A special meeting wu* held by election last week ■ of youth nnd mean* by which rep- Laurel Chapter No. 31 O. E. 8. onl Harry Walldorff Ls working for C I resentatlve organizations can aid Tuesday night when two candidates Carvelh & Stebbins. Druggists. W Clarke Bi Co. । Michigan's rural youth imputation. were given thc degrees. Hastings. Mich. w.^u„d aal»,d., mon,. 6 TUBE PORTABLE Superheterodyne, AC-DC. or bat­ tery operated. I-ow battery drain. Highly selective tuning. No areial or ground required. Smartly styled luggage finish ease. MUL-SD-LAX dependmovement. ■83 AUCTION SALE To settle the estate of thc late Emily Adams, we, the undersigned will sell at public auction the following prop­ erty at the farm located 2 Vi miles south and */a mile cost of Caledonia; or 3 miles north and 1 Vi miles west of Middleville on INCLUDING FEDERAL TAX. Large Sturdy BIKE BASKET Complete with Batteries! Regular Q Q EXTRA VALUE! EXTRASAVLNGS $1.29 LABGE HIKE TACKLE BOX MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1942 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK E. W. T. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------HOUSES SHEEP Pair black mares, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 3000 lbs., well matched Pair iron gray marcs, coming 4 and 5 yr. old, wgt. 2900 lbs.,'well matched Black marc, 9 yrs. old. wgt. 1500 lbs. Mare colt, coming 2 yrs. old Black gelding colt, coming 2 yrs. old CATTLE Guernsey and Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Dec. 26 Guernsey cow, 9 yrs. old, bred March 11 Brown Swiss and jersey .cow, 6 yrs. old, bred Feb. 28 Guernsey and Durham cow, 6 yrs. old. bred Feb. 15 Milking Shorthorn cow, 4 yrs. old. due june 5 Milking Shorthorn heifer, 3 yrs. old, due May 19 Milking Shorthorn heifer, 3 yrs. old, due June 1 I Milking Shorthorn heifer, 3 yrs. old. due Moy 16 Brown Swiss heifer, 2 yrs. old, due July 14 Brown*Swiss and Shorthorn heifer, 18 mos. old, due June 29 Guernsey and Brown Swiss heifer, 4 mos. old Brown Swiss heifer. 2 mos. old Milking Shorthorn bull. 18 mos. old 4 Shorthorn steers, yearlings HOGS Sow, not bred Hampshire sow, with 11 pigs, 2 wks. old Purebred Poland China boar 10 pigs, 8 wks. old 11 feeder pigs, 4 mos. old 17 Shropshire ewes, due to lamb Mufflers Buck TOOLS Deering mower, 6 ft. Lumber wagon John Deere manure spreader Superior grain drill Deering binder, 7 ft. Osborne corn binder Osborne/binder. 6 ft. Dump rake Oliver riding plow Clovcrseed buncher Moore walking plow Blizxard silo filler. No. Miller bean puller • Root cutter Side delivery rake Hay tedder Platform scales. 800 lbs. capacity/ 50 ft. 6-in. belt Quantity oak lumbe 2 4-in. wagon tongue plank Orchard sprayer, 3 h. p. gasoline engine 2 sets double harness 3 ■* collars “ 40 ft. extension ladder 2 horse cultivator 12x18 brooder house Pump jack 3 fly nets 8 x 32 Redwood silo 10 gal. milk can 2 5-gal. milk cans Cream separator HAY AND GRAIN WITH A SET feature* required by the discriminating buyleal roadster mod- Friction Type die, double tube balloon tires, etc. BUMPER JACK opcrate. Every ;p4 MAC-O-LAC GLOSS ENAMEL 99h Gallon MARK' OF ■ VUR and OLNEY ADAMS, Adms CALEDONIA BANK, Clerk MAC-O-LAC CLEANER ONE Coat Covers Ker. BUILDINGS, WILL BE OFFERED AT THIS SALE. N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer '3” JgJ9 GASOLINE CANS TERMS OF SALE: All turns of $10 or under cosh. Over that amount 7 mos. time will be given on good bankable notes drawing 6 per cent. If interested in time terms make arrangements-with Caledonia Bank. Everything to be settled for at date of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. EACH 1937 - 3g Fonthc 1834 . 33 Sturdy steel HOUSEHOLD GOODS Oak library table Bed davenport Bookcase Beds Heating stove Sewing machine Other articles too numerous to mention THESE FARMS OF 120 ACRES AND 40 ACRES, BICYCLES Save Your Automobile! Ride a Bicycle! piym. want one at this low price. About 12 ton mixed hay About 400 bu. oats Quantity June cloverseed 7ull Size £ STORES INC. Soft. Absorbent CHAMOIS & 55' Phone 2524 128 W. Stole HASTINGS 4 HOUR ENAMEL �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH IS, 1H! FOUR School Notes r,n*n u Woodland Community News Personal Paragraphs Mr. and Mrs. Louts post and son ot Grand Rapids were Bunday dln- rente Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Paul Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jay Vrugglnk and daughter Sharon of Baltic Creek >nd her /'nwttier. Mni. George Parrott ot ’ North Woodland were Tuesday evc\ nhig supper guests at the Carl Burkle ixome. Mrs. Vrugglnk and daughter visited her parents last Nancy Furlong of Nashville vis­ ited he brother and wife. Mr. and Mis. Cal Furlong a few days last' \Church Announcements Klein of Grand Rapids were week- Hilbert and her daughter,. Mrs’their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waym I Houghton-Martin end vtollors at the home of hl* par- Shomo and ann Don Jr. visited an *----I a double wedding ceremony was' The Methodist Church ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Piaher. aunt. Mra. Bnory Jones of Sturgis. w» ,„u „ u„ L. J. Vincent and »ons Jimmie and aiufeM, ‘ Gcorgo Wingard, pastor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leffler and Mrs, Agnes Dorris was brought Wendall visited hls parents, Mr. and K,,orU | m civarkxte at 8 o'cloek on Balurj 10:00 A. M—Morning worshipJoan spent Sunday with Miss Dor- home from Pennock hospital last Mrs. Alfred Vincent of Durand over A war aid council of eighth grade । d>y owning, March 7. een Clary and Frederick Clary of week and Mrs. Blanche Hynes is the weekend. and high school students was reThe marriage Toe marriMe of « one of oi these tnese cou8pecU| m pn>Mrs. Edison Baas wa* taken to Hastings. Mra. Hubert Bron*on of caring for her. Mra. Harold Yerty entertained th? ।eenUy formed. The new body will p|es is of special Intoiest to the real- ' «r»s and the public U mritedto all J»ckson *p»n*,h® W<*k lhe Ol»fy Mr. and Mr*. Carl Jordan and teacher's bridge club at her home ।try to coordinate and expand the denis of Woodland community, utXuJSh u to"”* “nd ’>Ir Bron*m Jolned her children visited her parent*. Mr. last Friday evening. Two tables of ipresent efforts and to try to find; Mixa services Sunday >• u„ Beulah Martin, 4daughter —.1.-. of ““L mere /or lh0 weekend. and Mrs Gilbert Todd of Hasting* bridge were In play. ww_ -o new ways in which students and Mr. and Mra. Henry Martin of rw Di- RimdsyBunday' and entire — -•« famluee arc Ing in iwr place In tho third and can aid In helping. mondale, was united In marriage to urged to attend and sit togeu . Mu*e* Ewlida Curtis and Made- last Thursday afternoon. , Mr. and Mra. Delmond Culler of 'the compiunity . fourth grade room. country. I Anen Houghton, son of Mra. Bethel; Bunday nignt »ui line Smith of East Woodland «..U and and Mrs. wm. Wm. urummicr Hrummler ana and casucton Castleton township were ninitei dlnhct -ir ourreountry. ta, “ *‘v *'? Mr. ana Paper and scrap iron cannot be Houghton of northeast Woodland. ' Plfi6' n*«hl and the pastor ^ A‘lC',.Orl{?" ,pCTU J?"1 “L*"1 daughter Betty of Grand Rapid* guests al the home of Mr. and Mr* collected from from thp the home* homes but but if if tak-1 tak-1 The The bride bride wore wore a a street length un'Inu Way, ot g *reek #t Huntington College. Hun- , were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs BlrdslU ‘ ' collected street length Holly “ Friday evening. to illustrate lhe message. uL hUun,2°n' Ind’ .to**’ ' Don- Stowell Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Ml*» Eleanor Riordan of Detroit. en to the bu*. they will gladly lake drees of dusty rose with brown se­ J nra ? ------ 8,10,1 courec °un .. Christian w......... Endeavor aoo Brummler urummier and ana children enuaren of or Hoi-. iio.ll to lhe school for duixisal. How- ceswries. Her corsage was of yelThe Evangelical Church terlv ana Euoene Blair ana ... .. d F-lwin leadership. Rev. E B. Griffin vis- jy vUltC d there in the afternoon. -.v.. .. .............. r..f- ever, if each home will see that all t low rosea and sweet pea* J. 8. Deabler. pastor Demond of Lansing. Ited his daughter. Mra. Faye Erwin Lo^n Teeter of Caledonia and hu been teaching English und Physteal Education in thc Woodland papvr 1» saved and scrap iron colThe other members of this dou10: 00 A. M. Palm Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockford of of Angola. Ind., while Mra. Griffin Mlss Helen Newton of Hastings call- scluxils for the past ten week* a* Iccted Bnd “’d. the effect will be ble wedding party were Miss Betty 11: 00 A M Bunday school Ba»4 Woodland were dinner guests was al Huntington. «] on juv. and. Mrs. H. V. Tttwn- ----Seibly and and Henry Henry Martin. Martin. Jr„ Jr, . the same. Metal tubes, which are Seibiy ■ part of u.. her -----------training ...... for a teacher at the home of the newlyweds. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hauer and mnd. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and1 relumed to her studies Wednesday. nearly pure tin. can be dropped in brother of Beulah. Misa Seibiy wore and Mra. Eugene Reuther Sunday. b.uj A*: M.—wvcuaXig wuimiip. daughter Betty, spent lhe weekend Mra. Dale Townsend und children1 She made her pome with Mr. nnd a container at the drug store or ini “ a --------blue suit Un acces- “with **’u 'luggage ---------- *---------------W. M. 8. business meeting and leaMr. and Mrs/EJdon Farrell ond with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. John of Vermontville were also calleni. ' Mra. Carl Walt* while here. a box al thc school. !• series She wore a coraafce of pink son study Wednesday. April 1 2 P­ Larry Joe and; Mr. and Mrs. Vane Hauer. . t Mr and Mrs. Tom Long of Grand Mrs. Kcnllh McIntyre of Hastings' and sweel peas. Rev. j, L. Crawford of Delton, pas­ m. at tne home ol ISt*. Wm Velte. Wotring were dinner guests Sunday Mra. Lawrence Hilbert and Miss Rapids. A. W. Long and Mias Edith is chairman of the book.* and maga-' , The ceremony was performed by tor of Use Church of Christ. Coats Choir rehearsal, Wednesday eveat tiie home of Mr. und Mrs. Ogle Lorena Hilbert visited Dr. and Mix. Jenkins of Bay City and Mr. an J Zines collection There is a demand Uie Rev. Andrew Hoffman. Finnigan of South Woodland. | Don Shomo of Coldwater last Mrs. Fred Long nnd son Jack ot Grove and Rev. Starr of Kalkaska for good books, fiction. soienUfic or * graduate of Woodland ping. were dinner guests ol Rev. und Mrs Midweek Prayer service at the Don Duncan and Miss Eleanor Thursday. In the afternoon Mrs. Lake Odessa spent Sunday with1 Fay C. Wing Sunday. Rev. Starr textbooks, not earlier than 1935. also H*«h «hool and has been active in hone of Mrs. Clara Klopfenatein. is conducting special meetings nt the inagazinM Uke Readers Digest, Col- ,hc “Metlcs of the community. . T»* newlyweds will reside on the Ihuraday. Coats Grove Church for two week* Iler's, etc., of thc past year. You may take the*e ^raonahy to Mr*. H°u«l>ton farm in northeast Wood­ South Woodland Church of the HarrLson Blocher of South Wood, i, McIntyre or bring them lo school -----lund-------------,ui*natorp1.' His mother. “10th5r* Mrs. ¥r*\ Brethren land, who has been ill all winter.;i and they will be given to her. - | Eathel ««>•*»•«< Houghton, wtio hu been liv-j Arthur L. Dodge, pastor I was taken in lhe ambulance to the Ing on the farm, has moved Into, KROGER'S ENRICHED American Legion hospital. Battle' Tiie Un cans must be clean, un­ lhe Fisher house on East Broadway. 10: 00 A. M. Divine worship and Creek last week where he will re-1 rusted and smashed flat. sermon main for treatment. | In a few weeks the Village will, 11: 00 A. M. Sunday *chool ♦» McClsy-I.uca* I Mr. and Mrs. Bird-all Holly en- 1 have a truck available to collect1 April 3 at 8:00 P. M. Good Friday, tcrtalncd hls parent*. Mr nnd Mr* ' these articles In the village, accord-’ On Saturday afternoon, March 7:1I Communion service. Carl Waits with a dinner last Tues-'I ing to Karl Faul. church in Battle Creek. Miss Evelyn; day evening in honor of their wed-­1 The student* named were; Eighth Lucas, daughter of Mrs. James Lu­ ding anniversary. Paul W. Geiger. |>a*lor grade—Marilyn Eckardt. Herbert I cas of North Woodland, was united I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY I Mr. and Mr*. L. J. Vincent at­ Bhnrtie; Freshmen. Joan Leffler. in marriage to John 8. McClay, ton, 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school 11: 00 A- M. Divine worship and tended a meeting of nil tlic agri­ Dick Kimble. Sophomore, Gloria of Mr. and Mrs. John J. McClay of | 'sermon. Confirmation uf Catechu' culture touchers at Barry county **t | Clark. Donald McMillan; Junior.’ Holland. The ceremony was per­ tiie home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ardath Hynes. Carl Allerdtng; Sen-! formed by lhe Rev. W. A. Simms In, mens, Lawrence of Middleville last Tues- lor. Ellen Hilbert. Gallen Wortley. the presence of a small group of,i 2:30 2:30 P. M. Lutheran Gospel hour 'reUUvraand friends.“iover CKLW. Rev. E A. Dodt, ■ d.iy evening, a carry-in dinner was z do,. *| Qc ' enjoyed. The bride wore a pink wool suit, Mr. and Mra, Lyle Hynes of Port-! •' The annual spring concert of the with brown accessories and her corChoir rehearsal nt 3 P- M. f<r land called on Mr. and Mra. Bird­■ i (Voodlnnd High school band will be sage was of pink roses and while Easter Cantala. sill Holly Saturday evening. I given Friday evening «t Hie school sweet peas. She was given in mar-1 Good «n>lce S'4D Famous 13 Egg Rocip« - Angel Food Bar Cake Large size 27c Mra. loiwrence Hilbert and daugh­• house al 8 o’clock. The proceeds will riage by her brother. Jim Lucas of £• “• Thwne. -“What Shall I Do . With Jeaus? Shall I glorify Him? ters. the MLw* Lorena und Ellen be used to buy the new music and Ten nr, 2 No DARK SYRUP 31c Hilbert. Charles Kinnle and Ken-i supplier PEACH HALVES The maid ot honor was Miss Alice 8P*«“> J*nten music The public for the coming year. McClay of Otsego, slater of the *' cordially Invited. Choir rehearsal ne:h Stanley attended church Sun­■ Thc program Ls listed below: PANCAKE FLOUR HEINZ JUNIOR FOODS 25c day morning in the new Methodist Group 1—Star Spangled Banner: groom. Bhe wore k blue wool suit. “,J*r1 •*rvlce, , . church hi Ann Arix>r This is the■ Angels of Mercy—Berlin; Semper with tan accessories and her corReligious hutruc I ion for Junior IwMm, CAMPSELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 20c church which the Hilbert* attendeci1 Ftdelee—Sousa; Thunderer—Sousa: sage was yellow rose, and white T?ur,JlaJr, «:1° P M 1,1 Rown COUNTRY CLUB FLOUR SI.05 01 while they lived in Ann Arbor andI Marine Hymn—Phillips; Remember 21. Ulaf. High wrlirvtl school. . TOMATO SOUP c~u,o.b 3 co 17c their new church building has Jull■ Pearl Harbor—Reid A- Kaje; Cornel Adam McClay of'Holland, broth­ Church of lhe Vniled Brethren in KING’S FLAKE FLOUR­ 5 been completed. Solo—"The Victor"—Glenna Darby. er of the groom acted as beat man. 9 11 Christ Mr. and Mra. Frank Kilpatrick: soloist—Endresen. LOAF CHEESE 58c Mr. and Mra. McClay left on a *• lo. 5 NAVY BEANS E. B. Griffin D, D~ Pastor and Arlene of Benton Harbor were' Group II—Truncendencc Overture short wedding trip and ure now U in Woodbind Saturday to attend tn1 —Frangklser; (State required num- living at 140 E. Van Buren St., Bat­ Woodland MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 61c tt MACARONI -SPAGHETTI 3 the sale ot their liotne whlc^i was। ber for class B bands 1941 >. 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship I tle Creek. Ciant 11: 00 A M. Sunday school DILL PICKLES . 25c purchased by the United BrethrenI Intermission. Jaabo pkg 9C । The bHde L« a graduate of Wood­ WHEAT PUFFS church to Ute a* a parsonage. ,, -Group III—Military Escort In Five land High school. . 8:00 P. M. Quarterly meeting. Ri-v Grade Tearhcr Resigns D. IL Carrick, presiding Elder in Ways—Pllmorc: Clarinet Solo. Se­ CIGARETTES Popular Brands Carton 51.19 KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN u„.p^ IBc Harald Yerty. a teacher in the lected- Leona Helse, soloist; Headcharge. Obituary 1 Thursday. April 2. 8JXI P. M. Hie Woodland towtuhlp school alnce 19331 liner—Cummings. roll 31C Amanda Oatrander Lucas, oldest A ua PINK SALMON 19c GAEVERT FILMS A Cappelia Choir of Huntington ha* resigned hu position nnd ac­ Group • -IV—March. „ ; "Fairest -r • .. daughter of Tracy and Dolly Os- colleen cepted one with the E W. Bliss C». MUCB. VlrUn ,r.n«r. was ... oorn bom in In www» townmm- „ ** , • • , sma; 7. .------- ' aTlw .Ta ” .... tritrrrn uiinucr. .. n. _ . eounly . . ... __, „,a. ■KWMMrt ,'1— of Hastings as a plant policeman. Beef flavor is IN THE JUKE . . . EUxl:• TrMltoTO CZ note. "VIIHU ,„, <*, 12 1K KROGER S TENDERAY He assumed hl* new duties last Sat- Po'ka." nlto'fi — —lurk Hilicy. IIIILv soloist—Rich­ ... . . ....... .. . ... . .. 10'3(1 A M. Sunday school 10: 30 A. ■ irrlnv . .. Jack . .’ „ ’ nwny maivii xtr*j nt me: sovp the juice.and you save the flavor! 11: 30 A. M Morning worship ards; March,. ‘ ‘ ’’’ Mr V.rtr to • rr.du.lr ol class will join Edward Thompson' In Sunfield at- Thc Kilpatrick r. I nngx High school and Ypsilanti | lb. ol H .nd s monuu ,l,h„ A Cappelia Choir Here April 2 H«r uuirao m«M wm >u unri, Mrr. uring brio, men only only ; ... _ lhe "I" .. . „ ............................ «>c< taught' mlhe und 5 TIMES AS MUCH JUICE erodes our seventh -chool he haseighth. idvrn 5 '° A, °frN!nlrty tlvp month’- afic married to l*nr“nccgrants m oijr .c.iooi. ne nos given voices of the Huntington College. >*nhriBin luru nn into ii 1870.' --------------------------------freely of his time and abdnym rais- Hunthulon. Indiana will give a reLU?” Ju‘^Correction—Woman's Study Club TwoMuns were bom. Frank, who ins th- standard of thr institution Cltui ut the Woodland U. B. church In writing the annual meeting of Thia means Tenderay Beside* hninb being i.v^.1 local nnv Boy Scout i-.u' lead­ on Thursday. April 2 at 8:00 P. M met n tragic death 23 years ago and •! tiie Woodland Woman's Study club gives yon far more of er. he has handled all first-aid work The director is Milton U. Johnson Lawrence of Woodland. Only four I last week, thc very intcrekting talk for thc school and the athletic Dr. Elmer Becker, president of the months ago her husband passed by Mra. Arllr Spindler was inadver­ fresh beefs natural teams, also acted ns Junior nigh college, will be with them and show' away, after 82 years of married Ufc. i tantly left out. Il was on the sub­ w juices I coach and chief o]>criitor of the action pictures of college activiUes: rence. two granddaughters. Mrs. ject. "The Origin of the American movie projector. Last year he was following the recital. Edward Thompson of Sunfield and Flag" GUARANTEED AND 7&VPE2/ tn charge of the tiuck team. W. 8. C. S. Holds Annual Dinner Mr. Yerty and hls family expect Kindergarten and First Grade Tlic W. 8. C. 8. held their annual i to kwp their residence hero al least Dori* Whitney, jlaacher I three grandsons. Glen, Waller and dinner tn the church parlors last ‘ Kenneth, all of Kalamazoo and ten until early *umn<er. We are glad lo have those who Wednesday evening. Easter decora­ We regret losing Mr. Yerty from have been having scarlet fiver back' great grandchildren. tions were used about the tables. Fueral services were held Sunday, our school staff at this time bu*. in school. John Shumway Jrom The committees for lhe evening ‘ March 15. at 2 p. m. from the Wing extend to him on thc part of the Lake Odessa entered the First grade Native Michigan Veal Sale! Other Good Meat Beys! X.U..K-. Rev. «cv. H. n. V. V. Townsend xuwnsena ™C „T"bIc: °«00d funeral home. community and school, every wish Tuesday, making an enrollment of, In charge of lhe Service. Burial In Oc25«‘‘ w**M»urrf end Mrs Rena for success in hls new position. forty eight. Woodland Memorial Park Wnlt5 Walts.' Prosrum: Program: Mra. Mra. Florence Florence Kit Kit-­ Relatives from Kalamaroo, Colon. i“n' «« Vella Gager and Mra Lucy Bronson. Greenville, Battle Creek ‘'’J? C yd£ Wise, '*rs. Grace Paul. Mrs Mamie Franro, ' and Hastings attended the funeral RING lb. 2.1C Mra. Clare Durkee. Mra. Arl|e Baker. Shoulder lb. Mrs. Ellen Jean Crockford and Mrs. I Obituary “ Fern Trumbo. I Isodcne Z Johnson. daughter of. Country Club Veal Stew * 18c 'Elias and Mary Brown was bom - Hastings Presbyterian'Choir Herr on Lentea Values! Bockwurst □> 33c In DeKalb county. Indiana. July 21.1 Veal Leg Roast w 29c Blue Pike 1858 and passed away at the home! I Tf —7 ’"TT— 7—' — -------------- I 'n,c c,10,r of t,lP Hastings Presbyu, 17c Neck Bones u. 8c of her daughter. Mr». Floyd Mahler I tcrlan church, directed by Arthur Veg Rib Chops 38c UKk VC I.-..,, — , of East Woodland on March 6. Lower, will present "Tlic Seven Last Veia-X Sbrlmp 35c : 1M2 nl. .l?lc “8e of 83 Kara- Her| Words of Christ" by DuBols at the Spare Ribs w 21c | early girlhood was spent in Indiana Woodland Methodist church SunVeal Steak » 42c and Ohio. In 187G she was imiled' (Jay afternoon at 4 00 P M Pike or Perch “> 7%c 19c Pigs Feet , in marriage to Robert B. Johnson There will be about twenty five Veal Sweetbreads u> 39c Calio Wrappad Cod and settled in Mason county. Michl-. MlWers in thc choir. Soloists. Mr Pork Livers “■ 18c Fish Fillets ' It? ?^Tma‘tOfU,e,r,n“rr‘cd lUe .Lowfr. baritone. Mra Arthur Low23c | \ | er. soprano. Wesley Barrel and Calves Liver, lb. 49c am GorCottage Cheese 10c ---------- .. tenors. K)ric Mra. । She U survived by one son. Ara(lll- ---Williams, ithur of 8*n Jose. Cal . and onc| Forman Is thc accompanist. NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as I daughter. Mrs. Fern Mahler of KROGER S AVALON Woodland. one grandson, Pvt. GarWoodland Birthday Group Held KHOCERS HOT DATED well as profitable to produce all the eggs, old Mahler of Arkanuu and one1 Surprise Meeting I sister. Mrs. Arwilda Lorr of South The Woodland Birthday Group broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand1 CUSter. I surprised *, w»r. nuuone v, of ,«• lu uwuiucia members ,’MonNo The funeral was held March 8., day when they came to spend the Crumb ling • canB Eraah Jag Lconomical Jrom lhe Stephens funeral chapel, evening with Mrs. L J. Vincent, Acting I with burial in the Rickey .cemetery. Visiting and sewing followed by rcClove, Valley Amber. Mich., with Rev. R. G. Calk-' freshmrnt* made thc evening a Splc & m 19c WESCO FEEDS Peanut Sutter 2 X 35c Ins in charge of services. happy one. •Open Liniiula feeds were originated by the Avals* Asmiaia <x 10b Farm Biin-au ira a fanners' organization. United Brethren Church Purchaw. Shpwer for Bride Scratch S2.35 Plllstary's„ruS."Lsl.13 Contents of doped'formula feeds’h’ad ,0 New Parsonage tester Hutch and Mrs John Roma* mhi 2 o 17p be guessed nt. Farmer*’ feeds are open VA . I The members of the United Brpthnel5hEgg Mask "£.? S3.19 Gold Medilj.^^SI.IS I ren churches in Woodland township' “ * ‘1 ./ t J?*1. T*‘uw<to’' formula and list the ingredients pound Marshmallows 10c Glass Cleaaer £S. 10c (tortiag & Gro purchased last week the house and /°™®r* ,,omc ,n for pound on lhe feed tag, because; 'S? 53.23 ; lol on South Main street directly ?°? or J * r n A brt <£ ’ Mrs. EuMash opposite the WoodUnd church, be-j J4” rfRcu‘,h7 Easter Candy They enable the farmer to cheek on the balaneo Graailated >u* 51c I longing to Mr. and Mra. Prank Kil- ,51 2 y and iuc!ul BlfU 18* Dairy ‘S? »2.2? Chick-Chick or Prado between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ for n her new hon home. Patrick. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Furlong ,or cr ncw ^' Oxydal - Rhua •£' 59c try and hog feeds). Egg Dyes 10c I have bought th?'old old parsonage and ra BARNUM RNUM SCHOOL. HCIIOOU I will move from the farm “ as soon a* | Mrs Mr„ Agnes Ail,e. Doris . Is „ much muci, Im|nl. When made by a reputable manufacJ"10*!** have sold (Wove<i ln he*llh and to now at her hirer intcryMed in HLS welfare he | their farm lo Mr. and Mra. Murray homf Mr, H u u Myer, who wlw own the lhe adjoining adjolnln, one. one.1 wiih-i..wllh'her .1 prejni ’ 'T “" ' Myers knowH jiwt WHAT he is paying for. CLOCK BREAD 25c -;\rogers MICHIGAN MAID BUTTER 2 73c MILD MICHIGAN CREAM CHEESE w 27c Win VITAMIN t AOOEO EATMORE OLEO a,. 16c REFINED, SNOW WHITE PURE LARD 2 £ 27c 0U MOR DOUGHNUTS 2 <WfhsAiotrtdriftwf 'Costa Amfars7ir<CanH(' EMIAUY RICH, SMOOTH SALAD DRESSING y 29c I KROGER S OVEN FRESH FIG BARS 2 Z 25c COUNTRY CLUB MILK 4 JI 31c SANTA CLARA PRUNES IZ 29c Mate Dcltoim Tag Itouie k Cu» emits wrth KESTLE’I SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE OR MORSELS VEAL ROAST CHUCK ROAST HERRUD’S BOLOGNA 24c DON’T Be Out Guessed by . CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ WALLPAPER CLEANER 1I 7r " w Quick SPOTLIGHT COFFEE 59C S > Open Formula Feeds M 1 ORANGES ORANGES ICEBERG unwi uu , CELERY >l««u I 2C d—• 39c 2 8 39c APPLES 25c 4 FRESH BEETS POTATOES !?c,,“,o.'u' 15 FRESH CARROTS SWEET POTATOES 5 ». 33c 19c KROGER STORES 3 The farmer can get an idea of the * dollar value of the ratioq. 4 11c enn consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of ttrc ration. Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED ‘ Fann Bureau MILKMAKERS - MERMASHES ■ I’ORK11A KERS have no superiors. Ask us for opeu formula booklets on our feeds. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS. MICH. TILEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. Mr “V” "‘“.1“^!' “nirr? Heewr «wnl ton lhe Furlong farm a* the build- the weekend at home. . I”?? .,re. . ..... I Dorothy Heise of Grand Rapids I Interesting lo note that the|tpcni Sunday at home. Leons open’ 1 .7.7 ..----------------- —7 —ouaiuaj luxnc. ueuna open’. old was nurchasrd . » .k »"> U. B. B rMrsonaae • “ purchurt „„ „lh Week’s Leiter 80 years ago last October and has' I been In use as a parsonage since! Mr and Mra. Wendel Shoemak­ that Ume. er of Lansing. Mr. and Mra Adam Endres. of Freeport were Sunday Former Residents Celebrate i dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wedding Anniversary | Durkee. wr ana mra u. u. wwmer of i Mrs. Wm. Thomas of Williamston. | Grand Rapids celebrated their stur- who is a sister ot Mra Fred Durkee entleth wedding anniversary a few and Mrs Ben Hayner. pa.-«ed away I day* ago. Mr. Warner, belter Saturday after several weeks' Ulneu. i known ax "Ren" lived In and around, The funeral, which was held Mon| Woodland In tho 70s and 80s. He day at Freeport, was attended by wa* engaged in the Implement bus I- Mr and Mrs. Fred Durkee. Mra. nes* in lhe building now occupied by Bert Hayner. and Keith Durkee. • Leon Hynes. { Lynn Miller, who haz. been al| Mra. Will Warner. Mr. and Mra . tending college in N. Manchester. I Lester Warner and Linda Lou called: Ind., has returned home and waa on .thc Waniera and extended Lbclr " Sunday dinner guest of Elll* । congratulations. j Johnston. Sup< Prix �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. MARCH Supervisors1 Proceedings MARCH SESSION U. 1M2 ■tsvHs IU1 Ike trtM(«r ,W a«tkerU*4. CARLTON CENTER I family of Welcome Corners. [HASTINGS CENTER NEWS CEDAR CREEK " ' , P. F. C. Leon Meuacar arrived' Mr* Arley Todd to entertaining Last Week's Letter Last Week's Letter ; i hero Wednesday from Camp Croft, »wr father. Mr. Denaranvilto of near ’ Jake DePr tester, who has Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gould and , 8. C., for a ehort vtolt with hls Homeo, for a few days. real ill with lhe flu. la some I parenU. relative* and many friends, Warner and cau«hter, family spent Bunday afternoon with Mr. and Mra. Ruauli Holllitor In I He had to leave a«aln Saturday Llnd» frQln Woodland, wot* Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Btohop morning, hto brother Merton taking Bunday evening callers of Mr. and Pullon. Henry Lelnaar and family spent! ... «... .. .. . .. . . M—■ IE—nW MlseatUaeov* r-i.rk r»v»r«mitri' Mr “nd Mr* Arthur Strodtbeck Sunday with Harold Lester and. rr.pwci..,,, n.«.n wenmiui and chlldren gjid Mr aiul Mra Carj family of Banfield nr rapwrl, rerura- have moled IO LatUlng for a few ---- -----•• , m-a,tv,—« wtai,—— Mrs. Dorothy Monroe and sun U L*’.*’.?1 weak* upUl lhe roads gel better. Mr. °| «.*rr..u Ovcrsmlth has been employed at “r; d M J' J' B,rodlb«~ 8un' Maynard spent over thc weekeodwith her parents, Mr. and Mra Ardy «r for Ik« unr. carpenter work there for some time,ln-l„K The owner of thia once Gm property, pictured below, Owen. CtoimM Alto.M driving back and forth. | f had no windstorm insurance and snfiered a total iota. Mrs. Wallace Campbell and 'son, Richard, from Detroit, visited 19 so' There will be a meeting at the her .parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Elmer daughter of Hastings after getting ..lua Brown schaol Thuraday night to dis- Marlow 8unday Entln Marlow ra­ into in CUM the pitaibiuty of modernizing turned to Detroit with them for a with her mother. Mrs EUa Wert­ iS.oo the school Everyone bring either . vlalu Ij'oo man. VU4V. 15 SO is ou sandwiches or doughnuts. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tlscher were Mr. and Mrs Merle Campbell and ’ pleasantly surprised to see Mr. and children of Hastings spent Sunday, ‘ past week with a hard cold. Mrs. Robert Oreen. and Mr. and with Mrs. Ella Wertman. ns 37 । Those present at lhe Republican Mrs. Elmer Oreen tram Chicago, Richard Letnanr spent Sunday orn'ti? , ! caucus on March 18. nominated tho who drove here for lhe weekend. with a friend in Lansing. i following: Supervisor. Walter Cui­ Both couipes are recent newly-weds. Lyle Lelnaar and family of Del­ s>" bert: Treasurer. Jay Wing; Clerk. Mrs. Will Russell is confined to ton spent Sunday evening with. ... | Lawrence Farrell; Justice of the bed because of a hard cold. Henry Lelnaar and family. Peace, ^red Henney ; Highway Com- ( Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tlscher re­ Mtos Marjory Lammers of Kala­ lUT.os mixsloner. Will Hale: Board ot Re- ceived ,a card from Leo Guy, who mazoo spent Sunday with her folks, 7 q(, ‘ view. Bert Frisby ‘ wmt to Arizona for his health. Mr •** an ~~J John Lammers and> Vaughn Lydy and Arthur Yargcr #tMtlng. the sun to doing all tiie doc- family. to i’ attended the thilk haulers meeting.. t„r had hoped Of course lie hasn't ----------------- — SO.is lMl wc*k Tuesday, at lhe Pet Milk been there long enough yet. but thto HENDERSHOTT Company In Hastings. ; short time has brought relief. i| Last Week's Letter • «>!! — Mrs -Fern was- at Mr whi and mio. Mra inipo Ralph riciincy Henney spent ---- Ttocher ------- - - theMr. and Mrs. Harvey Pamtalee —Knnl nn ,nlrt *• ___ >___ ■ with ..... Mr. and... J2.J5 C-nrlfnn Carlton aschool on KEnnrtav Monday anri and told the weekend .Mrs. .La’ uic children ciiuuren about me tiie the wuiei schools she pjoy Greenfield of HasUngs. Sundav' and June were Sunday guesu at r-.o mu .1 all wepl out w thf lwm(l Q{ (h(, Floyd Garrison's ■Oj vt.H-x visited . while at Evanston. in 111. M PREPARED , Ted O'LaughHn's brother Hugh! -(J| kfr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hubbard 1 latter's son. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence jand dn ugh ter from near Hastings. Greenfield who live east of Dowling, and wife, with hls sister. Mrs. Mau-, j rice Fox. all of Battle Creek, called ! to celebrate hls 21st birthday. Those The protection you need is a Windstorm Insurance Policy with the Michigan Mutual Hisj 81 77 Nell Wilson. la« .Sunday present wore hls grandparents, Mr. on him Friday afternoon so i Relatives here have received word1 and Mra. Ralph Henney and Mr. brother was on furlough from the' ol Hutlnj,. Every by 128,996 members . . about thc death of Arthur Stillwell1 and Mrs. Russell Greenfield, also Mr. Army convalescing from nn injury ; $471,762,589 insurance in force Mr and Mrs Russell Greenfield's! of California. He was once a Carl­ nnd Mrs Gardner of Nashville. Mrs. Re-Insurance amounting to $400,000 ’ ton resident and a former school Thelma Johnson of Grand Rapids, weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs ! o «h teacher al Carlton Center. 57 years’ experience and MUs Patricia Cauklns of Has­' Arthur Bergeron 'Glena Green-1 fieldi and Mrs. Arebelle Solomon of! 7 -7( Mrs. Anna Buck and Esther spent tings. A strong cash reserve. : Thursday in Battle Creek with Mrs. Beth Todd who has been absent, Detroit. On Sunday they were dln-| The cost for this protection is as low as safety will permit. i ner guests of Mr. and Mrs Duane 3’ •" Earl Munson from school several weeks, returned “ Sunday visitors al the home ol Mr 'Monday. Greenfield, in lhe Oregon- district. This company has purchased $50,000 in Defense Bonds in cooperation with our Albert Brill. wUh Mr. and Mrs.. 5 no and Mrs. Cleon Landon were Mr. Janet Tlscher had a tooth pulled। government's Defense Program. a nP and Mrs Fred Hertzel of Kalamazoo.■ Wednesday, complications set- in Percy Dimond of Hastings, visited loo $• Mr. and Mrs. James Uindon and1 and she has been absent from school। Mr. and Mrs Ray Staley in Dowa-' glac on Sunday. Mrs. Brill who had I son ot Portland, and Private Harold1 several days. Jackson of Clarksville, who Ls home’ Robert Henney. a student at M. S. been with the Staley's the past two! 1 on a tan-day furlough from a camp’ C. visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. weeks came home with them. Harrison Dodds, President - Guy E. Crook, Vice-President - M. E. Cota, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Ernie Matteson Ls on Ute Fred Henney. over thc weekend. Homo Office — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN titablMid JIIJ । The results of lhe Democratic' There will be an afternoon meet-. sick list this week. i. nm, car 1 caucus held here March 16th, were1 ing of thc Carlton Extension Club, The W. 8. C. 8. meeting has been Thc Largest and Oldest Insurance Company of Its Kind in Michigan • I lirmxn or thr M follows: Supervisor. John Us-' April Nth. try to be there-at 12:30j postponed until next week. Don ’ t Forget — It ’ s the-HASTINGS COMPANY Mhniiurd II-.- borne; Treasurer. Leo parry: Clerk.• if possible. I ’ i John DeWeerd: Justice of the■: The L. A. 8. are serving u dinner! Peace, Will Savacool: Board of Re­■ at the hall election day with a pro­ view. Cyrus Shroyer. gram in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rod MacLeod and •f Km-.,...or. daughter Mary visited In Kalama- DI NHAM DISTRICT I uim. boo last Wednesday | Last Week's Letter I Miss Alice Beck was home from Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Hoflmnn were ,t, Kalamazoo this weekend to help hosts Sunday to the following b- her mother. Mrs. Evlson Beck, guests in honor of the eighty-ninth ceieorare celebrate ner her oirinony. birthday. | birthday of Mrs. Hoffman's father. in.,j I Mrs. Cornelia Valentine, elderly " “ '• -----" " ' Frank Hyde: Mr. and Mrs. Will a as aunt of Mrs. Clayton Valentine, has Hyde and Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas Dey aj.ss been seriously ill with bronchial nnd son of Barryvllle; Mr. and Mrs. "v pneumonia Auntie, as she to called Orin Hanes of Hickory Corners: (by all of us out here, came from In­ Mrs. Emma Anders' daughter and diana nnd granddaughter has spent thc of last Shultz. several Mr.„ nnd ... 6 . winters with her niece. We arc Mrs Arthur Lathrop nnd Mrs Louise Si.iu happy to report she is much Im- Lathrop of Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. I proved al this writing. E C. Marshall of Buttle Creek; Mr. bhrrjff ... . ,, Mrs. William Bavacool entertained and Mrs. Claud Jones. Mr. and her daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Wallace Mrs. Orley Belson, Mr. nnd Mrs. ’ nnd son. Rtchard. nt a six o'clock Harve Marshall. Mr. nnd Mrs. dinner. Sunday, in honor of Mrs. Grover Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Sid­ Wallace's birthday. ney Stanton nnd children. Mr. and I Mr and Mrs. Floyri Denney from Mrs. Clem Kidder. Mr. and Mrs. East State Road called on Mr. and Neal . Kidder nnd Mr nnd Mrs. Glenn Mrs. Gerald Tlscher Friday night. Marshall nnd daughter all of Maple J. J. Strodtbeck to on the gain and Grove nnd Mr and Mrs. Merton Welfare able to be out of bed Hoffman of Baltimore. .Mra. Nellie Craig of Hastings and Friday evening Mrs. Hazel McMr. and Mrs. Lewis Daniels ‘were, Caul. Mrs. Minnie Moody, Mrs Sunday evening callers of Mr. nnd Louise Ludwick and Mrs. Mary Mrs. Leslie Daniels. ! Hawthorne tcct . took zzrzzz several1 zt of ™ the DunMrs. Elmer Marlow is staying in' ham school children to NaslivUle Hastings for a few days caring for to the Amateur Night preformance. i Mrs. Al Nichols. 'where the children put on an act. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pierce of singing “We Did It Before." winning Hastings were Thursday supper third prize. guests at the home of her parents,! ------------------, Howard McIntyre, son ot----Mr. and' Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clem. II Mrs. Orson McIntyre is at Fort Cus­ Sunday visitors al the Iwme of ter having been drafted for military Mrs. Anna Buck were Mr. and Mra. Ignatius Rosine of Hammond. time Sunday. Ind . Mr and Mrs. Ford Enz and Ralph Swift, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. family of North Woodland. Mr. and Aubrey Swift, has enlisted in tiie Mrs. Earl Munson of Buttle Creek Marines, expecting to leave for and Mr. and Mra. Kendall Buck and training next Monday. The Tragedy of the Unpr £ rl.,k .1.™ t-r "Itomombor Pearl Harbor" . . . Windstorms come like the Treacherous Japs in tho night .!<>(. killed Y> dr>( rooiplolnt. MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE COMPANY h«»llb War Order LIMITS Telephone Installations For more than a year this company has met an unprecedented service demand and generally has installed telephones when and where they were wanted. Material shortages now make it impossible to meet some requests for telephone service. Steel-Piercing Eye Steel used jh vital parts for war machines—planes, tanks, ships, guns—must be flawless, because America's fighting men must have weapons that arc both accurate and tough. The expansion to care for past service requests was accomplished, despite a greatly curtailed supply of vital materials, through emergency engineering methods and the use of alternate materials. Now, thc War Production Board has issued an ordcr'that expands those prac­ tices and places further restrictions. SOME EFFECTS OF ORDER ON TELEPHONE USERS 1. 2. PARTY LINES, only, can be installed in many cases. EXTENSION TELtPHONtS cannot be installed in residences except where needed by those responsible for public health, welfare or security. X-ray film. Therefore faulty mate­ rials are tossed aside before costly hours of machining have been spent 3. TELEPHONES ol wall or desk (upright) types cannot be changed to hand 4. MANUAL TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARDS • sets. may not be changed to dial except where the work is well advanced. Michigan Bell will endeavor lo administer the order equitably and regrets any inconvenience the public will experience. 3. A regular check-up on pieces of X-ray Alm worn on workers* wrists helptf guard against prolonged exposure to th« rays given off by the X-ray tube. “When the Jap slab-tn-Ute-buck occurred in the Pacific, the Red Crow wasn’t anyong thoec who were ea light nappingIt went Into action tn Honolulu and the Philip­ pines ten minutes after the bomb- newspaper columnist. 4. X-ray caposurt needed for $• inch-thick steel is now 2 minutes instead of previous 3JJ hoursl Whole days are saved in examina­ tion of even thicker castings. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY America will continue to have tho beet telephone service In tho world general&electric �THE HARTINGS BANKER. THURSDAY. MARCH M. l»tt Mra. Bertha Johnson nnd Russ Mra. Warren Surrarrer and-Merle[ guest; of Rev and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mra. Junior McMillen of agr. We Invite you to be with us. obdbb tor FUBUCatiow Our people at Carlton are Invitxuu » and Eleanore Banash ot of Hustings I made a trip from Friday until i Hoff Hoffman man at st the Lane Memorial Me Hastings spent Sunday afternoon . ------ evening ---------- with ...... Mr. —_ iTuesday ------ .... vlsltfhg Amherst.. Strong-! ---------- i— __ in Charlotte. Monday, with Mr. and Mra. Clarence Bene- ed to worship with us In the com­ spent Saturday Home । -----------------------------Mrs. Glenn and diet. and Mrs Dan Patau and Phyllis — vllle. "- — and J Cleveland. Ohio. ; ----- «Godfrey —<»—>• of - -------------------"Bowne — munion service next Thunatay eve­ Mrs. Garc Ttaher of Lansing Mra. Irma Brown, «~s!. «... local, were Frid-y Friday Mr. and Mrs Don Richard^ and ning. and also at the special service - —Ann. t -— . ..... .. ... . i] evening vtsl"”- of Mr. and Mra. family and Terry Catherman of otj Good Friday. Ray Wieland Wedevening vUlton Mr- *.?dMorIey ,Car** ot| Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lape and called on Mrs. Guy Smith. Grand irand Rapids spent Sunday after after-­ Barbara Ann of Grand Rapids spent nesday afternoon. 1I G UX Smith .. Dearborn were Saturday evening SOUTH BOWNE ,1 Mr. and f« — --------noon with Mr. and Mrs. B. R. CUn- sunuay Mr. and Mr- “nd -----Mr*- Blrd Shelienbarger, dinner guests of Mr. Dan w. u. ml ana Mrs. oars, Gerhardt uniuroi Kunde rvuriac ----- J-------- , uuuwi sum* m mr. «nuand «,».Mrs. wm, ----------------Sunday witn with ml Mr. ana and ears. Mrs. W. C. Lape, and all were dinner guests of'were In Hastings on business Mon- °* Hastings spent Thursday with postma and Phyllis Ann. On SunMrs. day. |Mr- nnd Mrs- Clement Mead and ; day they were dinner guests of Mr. Emory, Mr. and Mra. Fred Tabberer ac­ Mr. and Mra. Wm. Blough. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hayner of West I Rev. and Mrs. Paul Olmstead and familyand Mrs. __ Herman Coach. .Flynn's ________ .Pton’A-ln honor of Maxine Hynnk 5*Mr.d companied by Mrs. Anna Moore and -Mr- “nd Mrs. Watt Thomas off. Mrs. Andrew Roush of Hastings blfifidAy. I (i#ll Mr* Adah Molter were Grand Rap­ Woodland spent Sunday afternoon Iris called at the Lyle Marshall home with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eidre*. , in East Lansing, and were dinner’i Bowne ’celebrated ids visitors Saturday. ■'7"*"““ their 35th Wed-1 spent Thursday with her mother.! Callers at Jerry Blough's throiigh the 1; Mn. Mary Hennej. ding Anniversary Sunday at the . lh<. wefk WPre Matfiard Gilmer of ' Thirty“nvi,rre,taUvXr’ffids and Darlene Wieland wa* a Friday Katamazoo Jessie plough and Ken- FREEPORT ' AUCTION SALE In order fo settle the estate of the late John A. Smith I will have an auction sale at the farm 1 located grille east of Woodland on Saturday, Mar. 28,1942 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK E. W. T. CATTLE Jersey and Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh, calf by side HAY 8 ton clover hay Jon. 15 Quantity of silage Quantity of bean pods Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old. fresh, calf by side Purebred Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred GRAIN Quantity of oats Quantity of barley Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Jan. 14 3 bu. reckoned June cloverieed Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Jan. 30 About 150 bu. corn Durham and Guernsey cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Feb. 14 . ■ MISCELLANEOUS Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred Purebred Shorthorn Durham bull, 15 mos. old Cale corn planter 2 10-gal. milk cans General Electric motor. Vi horje SHEEP 13 ewes, bred to lomb last of March Ram, 4 yrs. old Hinman milker Pump jock Quantity of railroad ties Other articles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. Agnes L. Smith, Admx HARRY O. PENNINGTON. Auctioneer RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk AUCTION SALE Having quit farming I will offer for sale at my farm 1 mile west of Cloverdale on Wednesday, April 1,1942 Commencing at 2 o'clock war time the following articles HORSES Bay more, 8 yrs. old, wgt. Manure spreader, good con­ dition 11 hole Thomas drill 1700 Black gelding, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 PIGS 5 feeder shoots FARM TOOLS John Deere binder, good con­ dition McCormick mower, good condition Dump hay rake, good condi­ tion Pair Belnap sleighs Steel wheel wagon Oliver No. 99 plow 2 sec. spike tooth drag 3 sec. spring tooth drag Oliver riding cultivator Corn sheller 2 cream separators Grindstone Corn planters, potato plant­ ers, ice saw and other ar­ ticles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE; CASH day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for EDWARD PENNELS, Prop HtHRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer DELOS FLOWERS. Clerk ceived a sum of money and lovely' Miss Hermlene Bigbee of Chesangifts. Out of town guesu were nlng spent the weekend with Mr.1 Mr. and Mrs. Clare Eash and famfrom Detroit. Lansing. Caledonia,1 and Mr*. L. B. Lester. |lly ^unday w th her ParrnU | und Bowne Center. . Mr. and Mra. Prank Bunker of. “l Gull take. ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger Alto end Mrs. Stella Crex*., local, Mrj- Elizabeth Jones of Retd City i were Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs.; were Friday afternoon guests ot ** spending several days at the Brock ; Austin Rosenberger and Mr. and Mrs. Ella Catt and Mra. Dell God- home Mrs. Charles Marvin of Clarksville, frey. 1 Mrs. Alice Gardner and Mrs. Ida O. H Fausey, who works In Mux-.- Mr. and Mrs. William Oilhouse' Fox attended thc missionary meetkegon, spent the weekend at home, and Mrs. Ellen Seesc of Bowne were Ing at Mra. Fred Tabberer's al FreeHarry' Hill and Clark Baltin of, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and port Thursday. Lansing spent Sunday with Mr*. Mrs. Prank Hynes. | Mrs. Wm. Porritt and mother. 1 William Hutchens and Mrs. Be.tsle Mr. und Mrs Johnny Cook and Mrs. Edd Lacy, visited Friday with Fox - family. Mr. and Mr*. Teddy Cook Mr. and Mra. Sam McRoberts of Mr. and Mi s Tkd Bustance of' and family of Hastings, and Mr. i Lake Odessa. Greenville called on Mr. and Mrs. i and Mr*. George Davta of Middle-1 Lloyd Brock ha* been under Ute I George Bustance nnd family Sun- vllle were Sunday dinner guests of doctor's cure Ute past ^veek. day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Dale Cook. | Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler. Mr । Clarence Surrarrer and Mias Bea; Mr. and Mr*. Victor Henney and, and Mrs Frank Martin and daughDc Plonty of Detroit were Satur-, daughter of Hastings were Sunday ter Marilyn of Grand Rapids, spent day visitors of Mr and Mra. War- j dlpner guests of Mrs. Mary Hen- Sunday a» Will Mishler's ren Surrarrer and familv. ney. Mrs. John Nash and Mrs. Edith William Bassett of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frisby of Carl-! Benton visited Wednesday after­ spent Friday with hls brother. Mr ton and Chester Richardson and I noon with Mr*. Will CosgrtfT of Lo■ nnd Mrs George Bnasctt. i family of Vermontville were Bun-! well. Mra. Charles Woodaworth and son, day dinner guests of Mr. and Mra ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Daniel* and Michael and Mrs Anna Moore re- Arthur Richardson. John Eash of Hastings were over n. I turned to the former's home in ctalr and George Clum left, for night guests Saturday at the A. T ”• Eaton Rapids. Sunday. ; the north Sunday lo bring buck the Eash home. i Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Harrow of tatter's trailer house. ' Mrs. Will Mishler entertained her . i Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner j ------------| Sunday sctibol class Fridffy evening !h!‘ .’?r4 | guests of Mr. and Mis. Dan Postnu RETIRES-AFTER FORTY(O warm sugar. and Phyllis Ann ' (TWO YEARS' SERVICE I ’----------------- ----------------------1 Mr. and Mrs. George Bustance Former Freeport residents will PLEASANT HILL ; spent Sunday e vening with Mr. and remember Fred E. Roush, who lived Aden Campbell spent Wednesday. Me- Paul Hollman of Bowne there during hls boyhood, nnd who with hls parents. Mr nnd Mrs. Clif-1 • Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thaler and! has been a resident ot Grand Rapid* ton Campbell. He returned Thurs- H.tu for many years ---------Recently *"-------he re-1 Keith of Hastings spent the week- ----------- ---------»« day morning to Chicago enroute.»to .»• tired from his duties with the Con-1 me lhe camp near tat. St. Louts, Loub.. mo Mo.. 1 end with Mr*. William Hutchen*. On account of falling health. Mrs 1 Mr and Mrs. Allen Fish. Vlr-1 Addie Lewis disposed of her live-] ginta and Calvin, were Grand Rap­ 42 years of service. stock at an auction Wednesday. I . In the March issue of Die Con ­ id* visitors Saturday afternoon. Fred Katzenberg left Friday-'"’" •'• **>•*' Mra. Lila Brandt, son Robert- and, sumers Power News appeared an। * " daughter Elaine of Lansing spent; Item about him and a picture show­ morning tor a few days visit in Lanthe weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs Asa ing him seated In a lounge chair.. sing. Mrs. Sam Schleh spent Friday: .. , the gift of hls associates of thc Steckle. i Mr and Mra. Mrs. Howard Howard. Houghton (। urunu Grand raapius Rapids uiviaiuu. division. mr. Mr. nuu.-ui Roush » Is; with Mrs. Clare Williams. i of Detroit spent the weekend with'a cousin of Warren Roush of HasSaturday evening guests of Mr. and I Mr and Mra. Guy Smith ; tings. Mrs. Fred Jordan of Woodland -----------called on Mrs. Gerhardt Kunde .J1*' To*n?5 , S,, . Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Shroyer and W«nr«W> »n,n>oon. : TO' Towou-na Club will me-l .1 son Clayton spent Sundky with Mr. Mr .nd Mr. Orni.rd Au.hu ,ud «' .nd .. Mr. and Mra. Gernard Austin and 7,u Mr. WlUto und Mrs. Bert Palmer and family , two children of Blissfield spent lhe Crates. Friday evening. Pot luck sup-. --———-jwnknM »nh Mr. >nd Mr,. ! Stairs tures will be shown at 8:00. EveryMrs. _ _____ Mattle Lidka Lli and son I Mr.. Brn.ter Cta-on .unrt h.r «>-<• Tho, mo.ln, ptelun. Verne v—- of Middleville were Sunday; I hu»b,na In Howrll Sund»'. “n “ "»!-»■ Henry Frost. '™‘"V "'.’i SCHOOL HEWS George Bedford und MUs Mary| iRiver. N. C. has been promoted to Senior French of Hastings visited hls .Ppr.n4Mrr thLranL<°f , '■ The Seniors had a class meeting grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Poole ORDEB roR APPEABAHCE ! 8und‘y; Fnd*y and picked out the parts for at Grand Rapids Sunday. neiilng in Grand Rapids. I the commencement exercises. Thursday the large snow plowi Merle Surrarrer was In Detroit ... cleaned out lhe road to Maurice Tuesday. i 7th and 8th Grades ] Rev. and Mra. John Price of Lake pat Palmer has been on the ab- Harper’s farm so once again our school buss route Is open. Odessa spent Wednesday with Rev I sent list recently. I and Mrs. J. L. Ickes. I Mr. Hardy has been taking charge I Lloyd Moore, son of Mrs. Anna of our home room while Mr. Sjo, Moore, and Miss Helen Glenn of berg has been absent, due to the i Detroit were united in marriage illness of hls motlier. I Friday evening. -Congratulation.-.. , ... I Gerald Thompson and Merle BurIntermediate Room rnrrer made a business trip to Kai-1 T»‘lrd Gradm are doing nicely In j amazoo Saturday afternoon. । Reading. Spelling, and English They I Mrs. Minnie Davis spent lhe dramatize very well. Quintin I weekend at her farm home al Camp- i Olmstead. Walter Woods. Arthur | bell lake. | «nd Leon Bird. Henry Humphrey , Mr. and Mra. L. C. Whitney and “nd Raymond Mead do splendidly family of Grand Ledge called on ln Arithmetic. In **" thc 'fourth Betty Krauss. Mrs. Elnora Whitney Monday. “—**• grade •- ** —•-- " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee; of Marvin .Rosenberger and Hosea Woodland spent Sunday afternoon Humphrey are excellent In Arith­ with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durkee metic. Carl Everson does consid­ erable reading and is a good story­ and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denise called teller. The following Sixth Graders ex­ on Mrs. Glenn Solomon and Mrs. Bessie Harris of Middleville Thurs­ cel! in Arithmetic: Thomas Vander Male. Robert Walton. Kenneth day. Mr. and Mrs. George Karcher and Hewitt. Donald King. Lawrence family of Plainwell were Saturday Wood, and Carl Krauss. These stu­ night and Sunday guests of Mr. and dents received 100r: on papers writ­ ten on Italian cities: Donald King, Mrs. Henry Karcher. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder. Norma Thomas Vander Male, Robert Wal­ Kenneth ---------Hewitt.--------Mary Jane and Gordon, were Wednesday eve- ton. —. ------------- ---------nmg supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Woods. Carl Krauss, and Lawrence John Huizinga of Grandville. jWood. Mr and Mra. Walter Waitace of I Neil Braendle. Lawrence Wood. Krauss. ” Robert Walton, and Hastings spent Thursday evening Carl ” *u J Alice Yonker are practicing a safewith Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde. Miss Helen Woods of Stephenson । ty play entitled "If Signs Could spent the weekend with her par­ Speak” ents. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods and CHURCH NEWS family • United Brethren Circuit Mr. and Mrs ,Merle Rairlgh and Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor son Gordon bf Wayland were Freeport Thursday evening supper guests of Sunday school—10:30. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes. j Mr. and Mrs Clare Johnson and - Preaching—11:30. Dick of Hastings spent Sunday i Christian Endeavor—7?007 Preaching—0:00. afternoon with Mr and Mrs Dan Prayer service Thursday evening Postma and Phyllis Ann. the church, at 8:00. Dr. and Mra H, s. Wedel andi11 atThe W. M. A. will meet with Mrs. I.nuij and family ano Mrs. mu. Vivian vivian Anderson Anaerson „ „ —----- ,------- ------- 1, .— attended lhe University of Michigan •H-day LEGAL NOTICES I notice or mortoac roRECLaaURE sale ANDREW W. LOCK ION for Marina**-*. rr« NOTICE OF Iternl.l IIHIIER IIRANTINH AldiININTKATHIN AND NKTTINO IIKAUINtl FOR CLAIMS AND Foil <HUE<TION.H Til DECLARING Nt *1'11 t.KTATEH ANHIIlNAIII.i: TO THE bTatf. of Minim < HEATED ENTATKN. HI. *< K UmUs -I Eitiit <*J In Block M by Stale Street. w.rreo Street io OHUKRKn Ihit LAintEXrK Atttorn»r for Plaintiff. MH Crnlral Tower. Hattie Creak. Midilfau. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION concert band at South High school.' J1, ,,ay' April 3 Grand Rapids. Thursday evening. *“n * * Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Hynes visited, Preaching—10;00. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hynes of Char-i Sundly school—11:00 Christian Endeavor—8:00. lolte Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods. Gerald! Freeport Methodist Church and Geraldine, made a bu’iness trip Everett M. Love, pastor to Pewamo Saturday. Morning worship—11:00. Sermon: Mr and Mrs. Otto Kunde and Mr.! । ’ The Glory' and lhe Cross." and Mrs. Harold Woods «pent Sun-! * Sunday school—12:00. day evening with Mr. and Mrs.s- Coming events: Martin Kunde of South Bowne. |. April 2. Thursday evening, comI Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder. Nor­ Ima and Gordon, were Sunday dln-i munion _Iir.. ,service. April 3. Good Friday, special serv; KrinTo? pleia’St Va’lfey”” Emery;lee at l:“ p M- ^‘on meeting of I Keim of Pleasant Valley. Valley. IoeaJ churches I Mrs. Henry Karcher is ill with'I, April 5, Easter morning: ithe flu ' Young people's breakfast at 8:00. ' Mr and Mrs. William Tinkler ofi f Hastings spent Sunday with Mr 1 Following the custom of previous ^Mrt* Pau^MinZr^f"iansiM snent'I >TBrs ‘ meren »BlA NOTICE TO CRRDITOBI years,' we Invite°ur our,oca local merchants I theweekind wUh Mr1 ,o Cfx’l>rate »«h lu by closing their Wok^ttkCaro?v-n^ur^d h^me with plaCM of buslne“ duriB« »*»e throe I Wolcott Carolyn returned home with, hour (j2:00 to 3:00» on i Mr .nd Mr. Fr’d,y- “nd to attend tne 1 wero in <,pt<U1 “rvlCM our <*ureh that I Mrs E H R^ki^ Ifh W^Unar ■ •ftera00n’ Whlch bHn' ar* ! Mrs. L. H. Rockwood of HaaUngs rsnrrd by the local ntstors spent Bunday Dy ww paatan. .spent Bunday with with Rev Rev. and and Un Mrs. I J. L. Ickej Carttan Center Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorr ealletf Everett M. Van. pastor on Mn Lydia Karchw and Mr Morning worship—10:00 and Mn Orville Deardorff of Bunday school—11:00 Bowne Friday afternoon. Our Bible study class will meet Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baltaneo and thia Friday evening at the parton- L'RTItER ORDBRKD ih.i ihlt �Tire HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MARCH M, 1H2 ANNUAL TAX SALE ANNUAL TAX SALE CARLTONIOWN anIF PEA1UIEV1LLE TOWHHU1P “SCHEDULE A" VILLAGE OF FREEPORT TAXES OF 1W AND PRIOR YEARS COfNTV OF IIAKHY U ', Mt U Middleville. Mrs. Howard Colburn and In Middleville. ASSYRIA TOWNSHIF t NEirik. ctup rut. Basuuca r*iat Bowne last Friday afternoon. Mra. Guy McNee and Mra. Kt Haight were calling on relallvas in Grand Rapids Saturday. Rapids spent the weekend al Ray McCauls. Harold England and family of i Lansing spent Sunday at Ixton Fotta. □rand Rapids spent Bunday with Uwir parents. John Lukso and wife, Verdun Covtll and family called CABTLETOM lOWkaill!' ! in Freeport. Sunday afternoon. Arnetl* Koon HUBBARD HILLS* RUTLAND TOWNSHIP ma Ctor VI* I-ast Week’s Letter . 1939 W'ly |-*r>Il«l VILLAGE Of MIDDLEVILLE Grand Rapids are the parents ol re.7<> I a tine babv girl bom two yreeks ago , , . In Grand Rapids. ”1,, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Green and io daughters. Mrs. Archie Burd and ।'»«; chlldrett and Mrs. Marshall Tripp M, n ■ and children attended a shower for i.9i Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Yoho at the Grange hall In Maple Grove. Thura- D»t«y mu rut ludUn Id* B*aort WH NEH HASTINGS TOWNSHIP it- 1919 lino ll'r 1939 CITY OF HASTINGS nice gifts Mra. Yoho was Mias Florence Lapham before her marrlage. Mrs Edward Bowerman returned ' from Blodgett hospital Grand Rap- E«i SWU Waiant BUM* Thursday afternoon. The school bus made Its first trip on Hubbard Hills , Friday The mall carrier came । through Wednesday. stay there. Hope she will gain rap­ idly. . Beverly and Larry Bowerman spent the past week with their un- NEU NEU HOPE TOWNSHIP MAPLE GROVE TOWNSHIP Mt ■* lone N nl hul. Comers. I COUNCIL PROCEEDING* 1933 IJ■' BEU BW't THORNAPPLE TOWNSHIP BALTIMORE TOWNSHIP □HANGEVILLE TOWNSHIP STATE OF MICHIGAN IN Till: cntcriT COURT FOB THE IN rilANCKHY 1919 in NE corner Bennett ud Kentlelil ■ Addition UllldlOlll*. N 3 1 t'irrult <irurl In Drown, lire!" '*« " liue al 1939 nd. HE’ f 1939 I :■ i. 1 -T' 1. ■ • . l: ,7. WOODLAND TOWNSHIP rh.lui 90 IlnU 1939 1339 *11.90 IRVING TOWNSHIP K. O. Orffs Addition I;.: I YANKEE SPRINGS TOWNSHIP Wirl'.i NWIrln U SCI SE'i NEU : A tr.: 1339 llud*ndorfl Addition 1'339 KeclUU Addition A. W. PSUilp* Addition 1939 O. A. FkllUpf Addition BARRY TOWNSHIP 1933 3919 193? I0.9C W iiishway t><;ionlu£. 1(8'3 VILLAGE Of WOODLAND 1933 1939 DsnUl SUlk«: » Addition I '-i 8.09 1939 I ’ ., r.n 1'339 ’•«« lien thia . NWIr OB b'ly 11 Be irl in ’aaSa Sup*tvi»«r 0Ui|*w' • Addition □w NW U MARTIN CORNERS 40 JOHNSTOWN hiai* af MkkiiBB r<.ll*rl|nn 1939 H'4 Nr.'.I TOWNSHIP 1939 Showalter's In Nashville, "-v. Mr. and Mra. Carl Trautwrin and ciuldrcn of near Middleville vtolted their mother. Mrs El a Trautwetn, Friday afternoon of last week, '' Mrs. Millie Fisher vlslfed her brother. William Cog.yweil and- VILLAGE OF FREEPORT Wit SKU VILLAGE OF ORANGEVILLE ' WJ G’U1» Oiot. EHNON J BROWN. Aodll* 100 lol U) L>|Uul9| I Mr and Mrs, Utarriire Curtis, 0*1' and little son. who have been living: Jl with her parents, Mr. and Mra. ?.*1 i inn narry, woven to uatcic urre* „ ' last week, where Mr. Curtis Is rmn-d- ployt^F' ■ t~ W «nd Mra. Arthur Perrin ot ( tb* Grand Rapids were over Bunday 1 r rSuesU of her purcula. Mr. and Mis-I "A-'MUo Barry. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MARCH 26. IM? PAOK jnmiT B-0D Owing to tho hired help proposition, I am reducing my stock at public auction at the farm located 1 ’/z miles louth of Woodland oh M-45 on TUESDAY, MAR. 31,1942 COMMENCING AT I O'CLOCK E. W^f.. I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES Cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh Jan. 2 Grey gelding, 7 yrs. old, wgt. Cow, 8 yrs. old, fresh Nov. 1 1600 . Roan gelding, 14 yrs. old, wgt. 1550 Cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh 7 weeks Cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 20 Cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh 4 weeks Bangs and T. B. tested COWS Cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 10 These rows are a well bred herd of Iloblein* and high producers. They are bred to a young bull from the State Hospital herd. Cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh June 1 Breeding dates and production records will be I Hie twins will answer to lhe names I at Sharon and Karen. I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams and daughter Rosemary end their father Allen William* spent Sun­ Mr. nnd Mra. Roy Adrbnton of day with Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter Battle Creek and Jacob Adrianson in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams. of Prairieville apent Saturday with Peter Adrianson nnd non Harry in Mr nnd Mrs. Elwyn Hayward and' honor ot lhe 41th birthday anni­ Mr. and Mrs. Max Reynolds were versary of Harry. He received a guests of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Wil­ large birthday cake. liams at the W. K. Kellogg Farm 1 Leon Pennock visited hls father. Saturday evening. Addbon Pennock in the Convales­ Several members of the W. 8­ cent Home in Heating*. Saturday C. S. of the McUiodbt church will afternoon. He L* much belter.attend the County rally in the i Ed Miner of Doster called nt the Methodist church at Hastings. / home of Mr. and Mrs: John Adams Thursday of thia week. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louden of Mrs. Noble Hyde cf Alaska b Wall lake and Mr. and Mrs. Willis clerking tn lhe Faulkner drug store. Norris and daughter of Battle Cieek She hu rooms al lhe home of Mr. and Clair Plfer of Kalamazoo called and Mrs. Sol. Stanton. on Mrs. Ida Plfer Sunday. I Mbs Jeanne Williams of Dexter Mr. and Mrs. George Eddy attend­ lias been vbltlng her brother and ed committal service* for Don Beal < sister-in-law. Mr. und Mrs. Roger of Chicago In Oak Hill cemetery. ‘ Williams, for a few days. Battle Creek. Friday. Mrs. Blanche Richards spent the Mr nnd Mrs Fred High and Mr. I weekend with het son-in-law and and Mrs. Charlos Mackinder who daughter, Mr. and Mm. Harold have spent the winter in Florida, Lowe at Niles. have returned to their homes at Mbs Kathryn Town and brother Wall lake. Kenneth and Mrs. Kenneth Aid­ The Delton school will dote Fri­ rich left Friday night for South day. March 27. for the spring vaca­ Carolina where they will visit Ken­ tion. neth Aldrich and leo Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Erb and who are stationed in an army her •>cr mother. Mrs. Vem Vern Calthroo caitnroo camp there They will return on visited Vem Calthrop at the Ameri-, Friday of this week. ran Legion hospital nt Battle | Mr. nnd Mrs. Lincoln Bush were Creek Sunday. Mr. Calthrop** ad- ■ dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul dress Is: American Legion hospital.Kyburz Friday evening. Mrs. Grace Battle Creek, room 145. Millard of Battle Creek, mother of Robert Barnes nnd two sons Ro-! Mrs Kyburz was also a guest. ---. .. —- ..... 1CK were dinner guvsm bert nnd u Dick guests । Mr «n<l Mr. nobrrt of !1W 1Wrr. Mr, Sidney slwrnw Mn .nd Mn. LlnjWn BuM>. Mr.; „ CTOpn. Su„Jiy and Mrs Ruwrll M«t and Mark phU( p^, an(1 ,hddr«il oarrpun MJkndrf m«ln< « w Mond.j mon.Urs <«r Urrmn Barry rouniy R. L. C. A. at U.k ,.h alimdlne the OaodwIU ehurn. s>. u.rd.y n jld „ al,4 lhu „ • n;;rY Mr. and Un Fred son Mirnsel o< PWmrell spent , lnm „„„ wrfm. Cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 15 Cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 10 wade Town. M^ Alice Collin, HOGS Young sow, bred Dec. 2 Cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh Dec. 15 6 shoots, wgt. 125 lbs. Robert Barnes. Mrs. Adda Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starring and M ph|ll PoUpr Mrs x V rim h rer Mr S lrd and ‘“ended the! day with hb shier, Mrs. U-on Pen- Grantl Councij Flre »hich was held । nock and family m 4:30 Sunday afternoon at the. r or hw«>"»’““»■ “> s-*. on tier sister Mrs. Gordie Durkee j __________ t e r _____ nnd family Sunday afternoon CLOVERDALE The Methodbt church held its Mr. and Mra. Geo Chipman of . family night meeting Ut the church Kalamazoo spent Frtttay with Mr. Thursday evening. After thc pot in<1 Mr3 Berl McCallum. luck supper. Dr. Prosper Barnard Wt. are r1bc1 lo hfftr jy Penneh showed some pictures taken by him |s feeling better on trips through different states. I jBtnes Mosier returned home R*t-' Mrs. Harold Burpee and twin -irtiay after »pcnding thc winter duughteis have has■------- -- — —*-• ------- left Barnard ------.. «n Grand Rapids with hls daughpllal. and are being cared for by ter Mrs. Floj'd Floyd Berpec Burpee =1 at her hr~5. home. private Roland Chilson of Ft.' --------------------------------------------------------- - Custer spent Sunday with hLs parbhf en,s- Mr- and Mrs- Bcrt Chilson nnd grandparents. Miss -Mildred Watson relumed to Kalamazoo Sunday after spend­ ing a week with her mother. Mra.' Mae Watson. Thelma and Bernard, i Congratularion* to Lester Me-1 Leod and Mbs Carter of Kalama­ zoo whose marriage will take place in the near future. We wbh them many years of happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Monica and I son Bobby. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fordla I Casey spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs. John Ennis of Gull j E. E. GRAY. Clerk AUCTION SALE The undersigned having decided to dissolve partnership, they will offer their person­ al property at public auction at the farm located 1 J miles south of Hickory Corners or 7 miles north of Augusta on MONDAY, MARCH 30,’42 Commencing at 12:30 war time/the following will be offered THRESHING RIG 30-50 Rumely tractor 33-56 Baker separator, new AUTOMOBILES Chevrolet truck,'31 model Ford truck, B model, 1932 HARNESS 3 set* work hornets FEED 900 lbs. cottonseed meal Quantity good silage In order to settle the Estate of Charles L. Scofield the following property will be diseased of at Public Auction at the farm located 2 miles West, % miles South of Woodland: or 1 mile East and 2 Vi miles North of Coots Grove on MONDAY, MARCH 30 STARTING AT 1:00 P. M. EASTERN WAR TIME cows Purebred Holstein cow. 6 yrs. old, calf by side Purebred Jersey cow, 7 yn, old, bred Jon. 7 Grade heifer with 6 wks. old calf Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, freshens June 17 HAY & GRAIN . About 7 tons mixed hay and first year \alfolfa About 125 bu. oats 3 bu. processed Alsike seed Air-O-Gas stove CARL JORDAN, Proprietor CATTLE Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, calf by side Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old ■ Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old Black cow, 10 yrs. old Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old ,wln daughters Mr and Sd BunS of IcSd a AUCTION SALE Barrel churn ST'v,, Tco^'Sd.’;" ‘‘is TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. HORSES Sorrel mare, 10 yrs. old Bay team, 5 and 6 yrs. old Black team, 9 and 10 yrs. old .j-. Ron. be glad to hear from lhe folks backwere ---------------revialed. **"*■ Each J-----------------drew a— capMr. and J Mra. ‘Clark. Robinson home. Bob Baker b in Iceland and sule for another year. The next spent Sunday fn Grand Rapid* with Joe Merciiant. who formerly drove meeting of the Circle Will be with the latter'* slater, Mrs. Carrie Olson. | Mr. and Mra. Carl Bryans are movthe Enrian milk truck. Is in Hawaii. Mra. Carl Hartman In April. Mra. Enxlan and Mra. Conyer Ing to Hastings. We will try to keep you posted., from time to time, on our boys in were made happy last week by a' Meryl and Lyle Lancaster were the service visit from Chris Doster,and Emil home from Fort Custer over SunMrs. Charles McNulty entertained Cowels from Cleveland, who were day | Mra. Katie Snyder called al Ivan thc Cressey Circle for their annual visiting relatives near Creasey. Mra. Conyer vuited her son's fam- Snyder's tn Hastings Saturday to Capsule Friend party last week. Mrs. see the great-grandchild. Hugh Chapman and Miss Nellie Uy near Richland last Friday. Doolittle . were assisting hostesses. _ Many ladles wore looks of pleasant —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— BANNER WANT ADVH PAT HOUSEHOLD GOODS Cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh Nov. 15 HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer spent at Sheppard. Field. Texas, and will'surprise M their Capsule Friends' HINDS. CORNERS Mr. and Mrs Steve Karmes and baby spent Sunday with their paricnts. Mr and Mrs. Welton Brooks J I Mrs. Ilion Hazel of Kalnnuuoo I spent Tliursday night with Mr. I and Mrs. Harry Jones and family. We express our sincere sympathy, to Mrs Florence Mason of Rich- i land in her sorrow, alto to the ■ other bereaved relatives. Many from here are attending I the funeral of Bert Mason In Rich­ land today. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Penncls of Kalamazoo spent Sunday afternoon with their parents. FARM TOOLS McCormick Deering mower, 6 ft cut McCormick Deering binder, 8 ft cut McCormick Deering corn planter 2 McCormick Deering wagons Oliver tractor plow. 3 bottom Now Idea hoy loader New Idea sido rake Now Idea 1-row corn picker Massey Harris corn binder Van Brunt 10 ft. drill Allis-Chalmors tractor and plows Bogg's potato grader John Deere Hoover potato digger 2-row iron edge potato planter, new ‘ 4 sec. spike tooth harrow 2 spring tooth harrows 2 two-horse cultivator* 10 ft. packer 10 ft. Tandem disc Walking cultivator 4 sec. spring tooth harrow 12 ft. weeder Hay rack Garden cultivator Cream separator Platform scales. 1000 lb. cap. Dump box for truck Lawnmower ' Wheelbarrow 500 gal. fuel tank Tank heater . * .■ HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dresser Bed. spring and mattress Silvertone phonograph -» Cot Other articles too numerous to mention Terms: Cash day of sale. Terms may be had on tractor and separator with good bankable note. Everything must be settled for before removal from premises. Wm. DePriester, and) n , * . Proprietors A. J. Winters HENRY FLANNERY ( LOREN COPPOCK f Auctioneer* WM. HORTON, Clerk HICKORY CORNERS Rev. and Mrs J. W. McCue were at Detroit Friday and Saturday of there to preach a funeral sermon in the Hargtc—'Memorial Methodbt church on Saturday afternoon. Friday. March 26. a group ot women from the local Methodbt church will attend a W. S. C. S. meeting in lhe first Methodbt 1 church at Hastings. Invitations are being sent to hun­ ! dreds of-'former members and friends of the local Methodbt church lo attend the 100th annlvcrIskry of the organization of thc i church on April 12. ! Mrs. H. E. Barnes has been quite sick for some thny with pleurby I Mrs. Emma Clark hitsrtieen staying ; with her. | Mm. Harold White and three son? j j of Plainwell spent Sunday with, jher mother. Mra. Nellie Pennock. I । Rev. and Mr*. Estle Barnes of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs Blair Barnes of Otsego were recent 1 ■ guests of- their mother. Mrs. H. E. I Mr. and Un Harvey Glllaspie of' I Lacey and Mr. and Mrs. John Wil-, ; Uson and three children of Mar­ I shall and Mr. and Mrs. J 8 Clark | of Battle Creek were guests Sun-. ’ day of their mother. Mrs. Emm* ! Clark. i Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer were in Hastings and Battle Creek. Thursday afternoon. I CRESSEY NEWS* * ■ This community was saddened by the death of Bert Muon of Rteh1 land, who died In Los Angeles, Cal. j last week. Several friends and I neighbors from Cressey attended lhe ■ funeral which wu in the Richland church ou Monday. We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Mason and other i members of lhe family. | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartman were greatly relieved to receive a cable| gram from their son. Robert, saying . he had arrived safely in Australia. Robert sailed from San Francisco I six weeks ago. and Jhb first news from him b good news to all who i know him. I Pvt. Albert Whitmore Is stationed 1 AUTOMOBILE 1941 Ford Super Deluxe Tudor—only 6200 miles FARM MACHINERY Model W. C. Allis Chalmers tractor on rubber, good condition 600. lb*, of wheel weights and power take-off for above tractor Model 60 Allis Chalmers combine <11 Hon. original bars on cylinder. 8 ft. A. C. double disc, now, never used Oliver'2 bottom plow on rubber, radex point*, new, never used. Massey Harris hay loader, extra good condition. Good side delivery rake McCormick mower, 5 ft. Clover seed swather 7 Ft. McCormick binder, tongue truck* and tractor hitch. No. 11 Stag Oliver riding plow International walking plow Roderick Lean 4 sec. spring tooth drag Dunham 7 ft. cultipackcr Two 5 tooth cultivators 7 Ft. Dayton disc, suitable for repairs Litchfield manure spreader, suitable for repairs, small or medium she. Tractor drawn rotary farm scraper Dump rake • Cement mixer, good shape Wagon ond rack, tractor hitch Farm wagon Buxx saw 2 wheel trailer with ratk Double work harness 4 Horse collars. 19 to 21. in. 4 in. drive belt, 25 ft. long Double beam platform scales Hand corn planter Grind stone Garden cultivator 12 x 18 canvas 2 Fifty bu. grain tanks . 2 Fifty gal. drums with faucets 30 Gal. self feeder Hand engine truck Rotary Garden Hoc Hand sprayer Dinner bell Hog trough Forks, shovels, and miscellaneous ar­ ticles too numerous to mention TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. CHARLES L SCOFIELD EST. C. R. SCOFIELD. ADMR. HARRY PENNINGTON. Auctioneer ■ ALBERT HAUER. Clerk UCTION SALE A Being unable to work, have sold my farm and will sell at Public Auction tho fol­ lowing personal property at the farm located 5 miles east of Bliss factory on Center Road on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1942 EIGH CIRi CAI THE ■ Se du Cou rlLstrib which ing n court. April elite E will b duty, thc c Hites (rtinh appea buckrdwcll Jury- Fran Gru pass. Ida treqm Vie mcr. Ali mcr. Hu Bc.w Go t revp Om Powe asMi ; Rt and M Mur Er ders Mini Ad How Ge HoJi SI Cor Lo Bro asid E voic S Thn line J Isod Geo asid B Cad DuB H H di v M vor Ro Commencing ot 1 p. m. E. W. T. WM. COGSWELL also is including cattle, horses ond hogs. HORSES Black more, wgt. 1300 lbs., good work- Gray gelding, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1300 lbs. Black gelding, 4 yrs.'old, wgt. 1150 lbs. CATTLE Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, due April 4 -Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, due April 2 Jersey and Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, due April 2 Jersey heifer. 2 yrs. old, due April 1 Guernsey bull, 1 yr. old 3 heifer calves, 6 to 10 mos. old FARM MACHINERY Fortson tractor 2-bottom tractor plow, 12 In. 2-horte riding cultivator 2-aec. spring tooth drag 5-tooth culUvatot" •• Slone boat Banner walking plow Na giv G div M C div Pair good sleighs (2 sets bunks) 2 garden cultivators I These are good tools) div Old farm tools such a*: Gale 2-horac riding plow, land roller, dump hay rack Spike tooth drag, cutter running gear diV Smaller article* such aa: compreaaton HOGS Le an cxr in. bun. feed mill Corn shelter di di 3 10-fal. milk cans S 400 lbs. 3 hoc hanger* CHICKENS Hoc hooka Heavy fence stretchers with block and rope Barbed wire stretchers Post hole diggers *0 White Leghorn hen* (young. food layers) Metal tithing boat HAY AND GRAIN 2 tone clover and timothy hay. mixed HOUSEHOLD GOODS di •vo V S la v Kitchen cabinet, fair B Other artlclea toe numerou* to mention d TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. CHARLES ASPINALL, Proprietor DEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk tr S e a L m A � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-04-02.pdf 44171f3d87731bf09d0351373b6ab942 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTY-SIXTH YEAR 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR FOR THE APRIL TERM ■ Seventy Coses Listed eluding 21 Divorce HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 2. 1942 I.CHAIRMEN NAMED EASTER PROGRAMS IN CITY CHURCHES I direction of Maxwell Leon'"•I Celebration of Easter is planner der theBattle Actions by the various churchry^f the city. ,nl Creek and will be ten­ County Clerk Allan O. Hyde has se vend announcing spnrlse services.' ' “^jr and Junior choirs di'iinbuled lite court calendars in This 1year,’ *perhaps t which ar\ listed ted the eases tor for hear hear-­ r* as never before. . n--.!-. Rantl.l .... ». ttie rnext term of circuit d£) th* peopjc* 0f the world need ing nt court, which opeiK on Monday, i the-m^age nrnaaage of ot the <ne RI Kuen mu Christ—.! F« Easter “— Sunday will be celebrated , Hie-------message of--glorloux-vicFirst Baptist church at 10:30 April 13. at 9:0Q-A. M. Judge Ar-J/* ---------of- -hope, ---------------------- •- ’' w^en the Supday school chie D. Me Donald ''presiding Jurors tory and the realization of God, . vs ill present a program and the pa.,will be itullflcd when td”report' for eternal goodness rollowlng ..c ih. nro«ran« a..“r «» «" » J Ade«k MU duty. Only seventy cases are on TI.U will !>.■ Ihr only »rv. the calendar and of that number pravKlrd W U.« putor. o'in. • fifteen are cases in which no pro- ...I .hureli.., nl.Tn In llw order Ini'" grr-ji lias bern made fur more than which they were received: Eplreopal Church one year Following L, the calendar > Flrel tlnlied Brethren Eurl.r rervkre .1 Eram.mwl EpUCriminal C*um*— Impal church will Include the »unEA.ler .idirlM- rerelce «l 1:30. n„ commun|„„ ,t ,;M The l*eople vs. Grover Kelsey, or lurk lo which .11 ere Invited. Al ,10„, eut„„ui a„d „„„„„ „ appeal from Justice court. .repere al s Tiie !*eople vs. Dewey Knicker­ eleven oclock, the reyulur hour or,, m bocker. larceny by stealing 'tn a wunhlp. the pnalor. the Bdv, A. M j,, IH Pullowuui in. .uurlio icrv, Goldren will epenk on The RevuroI th, B ,„ lr W1U dwelling house. recital Vlclory- «nd lire- rile ol tap. „ lhe tlsm will be administered and new I • • At the afternoon service, children Harry Stehr vs. Carl Miller and members received into rturch fel­ ajiil return their Lenten mite box­ Frank Hula, trespass lowship In lhe evening at 7:30.' es and receive potted plants Bap­ Grace Uhl vs. Hany Shute, tres- there will be a song service and tism will 4ie administered at this Gospel message. service . Ida M Cook vs. Edwin Brom.. Music for the festival eucharist First Methodist At ttie Easier sunrise worship at 11 o'clock will be as follows. Marvin P Coole/ va.’ Pel Milk Organ prelude. "He Is Risen” period at seven o'clock, the-Rev. L. Co. and Hazen Gray, trespass. Stults, Sadie Mae Palmer, organist. Vietta Cathey vs. Richard Bes.,- Winston Stone will conduct a piidse Processional. "Welcome. " Happy service and give a brief address on mer. trespass. Alberta Cole vs. Richard Hess­ thr subject. "The Easter Dawn." Morning" Fortunatus mer. trespass. Russell Brinkley vs. Richard Bcssrner, trespass. Gotlleib Weeber vs. George Smith, trespass. • ' Omer Ba mu in vs. Consumers R T Fuller vs. James V. Roberts, assump it. . Wlza J Foster vs. Howard Price ind wife, ejectment.' Myrtle Preybysx v* Archie and Mary Carrigan, no action stated. Ernest Pierce vs. Dorian D. San­ ders. trnpa,*. H. Lynn Newton and Floyd Craig vs. Ellis R and Arloa DpnieL,. a*-' sumpsit. Adolph Pauley vs. William K. Howe, no action stated. George Edward Goodyear vs. Hastings City Bank, et al. - bill tn restore lost deed. Thr chorus will sing "As It Began to Dawn” and "Resurrection." both oy Stulta." by aiuiu. Tlila tins service will win close tn plenty of time .so all may return for the usual morning worship at ten o'clock. Special musical num. .... . ... ber* at thia service include two an­ thems by Die choir. "The Lord Is Risen Indeed" by Stulls and “Christ Is Risen" by Morrison. Mrs Stone Is tn render the soln. "Rabboni" by Marie Hint-. Mrs. Harold Foster, organist, and Joe Mix. violinist, will render "Easter Fantasy” bv Hender­ son ns the prelude. "Meditation" by Massenet for the offertory apd "Alleluia" by Stulta as the postlude. Both of the Junior choir* are to also participate in the service. . O’er" Palestrina. Kyrie Elelson. ------- - Gounod ~ . 2*PtaCe Barl‘ M.,w2f?r.g i?, * P?V* S’,01 “ T.b ' P ~,n6d Nlc<-ni- CCreed. •rrrrl (loiinrwl Nicene Gounod Sermon: "Keystone of Christian Faith.” Rev. Don M Gury. rector. Offertory Solo. "Christ, bur Pass­ over." Stulls. Miss Cynlheal Reed. Festival presentation. Whitney: Sursum Corda. Gounod: Easier Preface. Gregorian. Sanetus and Benedictus. Gounod Miss Marjorie Boyes and choir. Agnus Dei. Gounod. Hymn. "Al the Lamb's High Feast" Bach. Gloria in ExceUls, Gounod. Seven-fold Amen. Stainer. jecl for hl. Easier sermon. "It Recessional. "Jesus Christ I* Risen Hapixmed One Morning." Members are to be received and lhe lenten Today" Worgan. Organ Postludc. The Resurrec­ offering taken at ten o'clock. Box­ es for the offering were rent to the tion" Costa. members at lhe beginning of Lent First Presbyterian for this purjxMc During lhe church At the ten-thirty o'clock service school hour, the various classes will on Easier Bunday at the First Pres­ present lheir Easter offerings byterian church, the Rev. S. Con­ Grace Lutheran ger Hathaway will tell about "The The Rev. o. H. Trlnkleln has First Easter Eggs." HU sermon chosen a* his Easter sermon sub- theme _____ _ ___ _________ is "The Bui bunk__of Easter Ject "Tl^e Message of Life." and Mrs 1 Time " Henry Elliot L; the soloist. Thei Other features of this worship service begins at ten o'clock. I period will be lhe administration of St Rom Church baptism, reception of members, the I ordination and installation of elders Holy Ma-ves at eight and ton j and the burning of the final note o'clock at the Hastings church and । of indebtedness. Special musical at ton A M. at the Nashville church | selection* appropriate to the day are announced by Father John V. will be rendered by the chorus choir Dillon. Ttie musical program i* un-1 directed by Arthur Lower. 8lHiik-y Glass. Admr vs. Nettie Corson, bill to set aside deed. Ixiule R Neal and wife vs. Fred J. Young, bill to establish convey­ ance. Wm. Davidson vs. Vernon J. Brawn. Auditor General, bill to scl aside deed ' Edward D. vs. Hattie Scharff, di­ vorce. Sopha Alice Smith vs. Walter T Thompson, el al. bill to establish line fence. Jennie and Mnrion Echtlnaw and L-uidqre Slocum vs. Wm. Koblc. George Ragla. et al. bill to set aside petition Bernice Campbell, ct al. vs. E. M. Cndwallndcr. Admr of Lewis J. DuBois estate, no action statM. Hazel Kruk a vs. May Hinckley, ct al. foreclosure Helen J vs Leo Blaine Minier, divorce Myrna J. vs. Carl J. Christie, dl- EARL 1IISTOX, Prop. lings City election on Monday, Having decided to discontinue ■ April 6. Charles II. Leonard is • Hastings City Bank vs. Ivan L. farming Mr. Hinton will have an i the candidate for mayor, Adal­ Roush. mortgage foreclosure. auction sale at the place known as bert Cortrigbt for Municipal Richard N. and Edith M. Arentz the James Burine farm located 3-4 Judge. Harry Ritchie for superv». Middleville Power Co. injunc­ mile south - and U mile west of tion. Striker school or first place south 'Marjorie Lee Luna. Admx. Est. and mile west of Kellogg girls Leman Smith vs. Leo Davenport camp al Morri., lake. He is offer- > 1st ward alderman. Harry Miller and Anna Hallett, bill to aid in tng a . good list of horses, cows, execution. a tow. and farm tools. Dewey Reed Percy E. and Mina Winslow vs. will cty the sale and Clifford Ham- ; Hewitt for 2nd ward aiderman. Natl. Discount Corp, no action inoud will act as clerk. See the , given. adv. elsewhere bi this issue for ‘ aiderman. Henry Wellman for Gertrude E. vs. Raymond Russell, full particulars. and Mrs. Orville/A. Sayles and divorce. -Mr*. Mabie Field for city IrrasMary DeLeys v*. Charter,K. Palm­ DEWEY REED. Mgr. er. ct al. bill to clear title. In order to settle up the estate of ur*r' Cynthia vs. Charles E. Wilcox, the late Ephriom Lucas, a public1" divorce. auction will be held on the lol east Glin Permit* Grnnfpd B vs. B.. divorce. of the Universal Garage on Court ’’Un r®rm*TS WanTCa Aleta A vs. Gerald B. Harmulh, St. Mrs. Fred Gregg and other* will To Eight County Men divorce. also dispose of some of their per­ Darthya vs. Max Storey, divorce. sonal property al the same time. I The Barry county gun licensing Automobile*, farm machinery and 8ranted permit* to carry conLois Ruth vs. Floyd E. Buskirk fumlture will bo offered Dewey jcraled weapons to eight Bany divorce. Reed will cry lhe sale and C. Mcounty men la*l Wednesday. The C 8. Rennell*. et al. v«. Eliza Hammond will act a* clerk. See **«•« were: Harold Ros^iberger Foster, et al. no action stated. MenW Kareher. Preeport^ Mw\ Belva E. v». Joseph W. Kidder, the adv. elsewhere in this issue fori rill J. Hinckley and Jay D. Wilkes. fuli particular*. divorce. ’Nashville: Wayne Frederick KaltenGeorge F. v*. Dorothy Gardner, biich, Bellevue; Allen E. Prentice. EVERELL BOLYEN, Prop. divorce. Clyde vs. Ola Van Wie. d|v6rce. Because of serious illness Mr. Howard Stanton and Howard Bris­ , ■ ■ Mao- vs. Iran J. Payne, divorce Bolyen will have an auction tale tol. Hastings. Frances Thenos va. Granville at the farm located 2 miles south Blow, et al. bill to quiet title. and Sr mile west of Hickory Corners , DR. H. 8. WEDEL NEW H v». H. divorce. or 6 miles northwest of Augusta. He PHYSICIAN HERE Letha L. v*. Frederick J. Alton, Is offering a good list of horses, Dr. Herbert S. Wedel, who has divorce. cows, young cattle, hogs, grain and practiced medicine In Freeport for Occll O. va. Dorris Wilkins, di­ farm machinery. Henn1 Flannery several years, is now associated with - vorce. * will cry the sale and E. M. Cad- Dr. K. 8. McIntyre in this city, the Charles H v* JuJJa Green, divorce. wallader will act as clerk. See the latter has for a commission --------applied ,,----------In the Matter of,the Petition of adv. elsewhere In this issue • : in the navy and expects to be called Vernon J Brown, Aud.. Gen., for | to service toon when Dr. Wedel will Sale of Delinquent Taxes, tax sale. CECIL CURTIS. Prop. - Because °v'r hu Pr'.Jnd Naomi E Pearce V». Hannah Col­ of shortage of help and more land Wedel have purchased the Carl - lamer, et al. bill to dear title. Niethamer In the fourth ward. than he can take care of Mr Cur- Niet hamer home in Rolland vs. Beatrice Leavell, di­ at the oa»»*«Rv MEETING ur OF auu ROD tinu AND uvn GUN vorce. 1• tis will - have .. -an . guction , - .... sate ............ farm located4 4mil*c _____ - 8 Leonard Paul v*. Gertrude L. f,nn milespwprti, north.I r1 . < mile* _____ ci.L'B HERE ______ APRIL Date*, divorce. we*t of Vermontville, or 3 mile* Margaret H. v». Russell Demond *outh. 3'j miles east of Woodland ‘ , ** * , divorce. ' i He 1* offering a good list of hoSaes, ^unly Ounu/C^b at Causes in which no prorrm-i ha*'cow*- ho8*- f<*d ,nd ,ann towhlnLegion hall here on Wedncsbeen made for i^re to™ Mr. Flannery will cry lhe rale. d? oWfl!er7 A,? yearSee the adv. elsewhere tn thte issue f°r el4*V°n « officer* and discus- Four Auction Sales City Election Monday L>k Collin Wllin.m Rvp.1"' P-HMPl*?: -----------trespass. ' AN ANNOUNCEMENT I ELEVEN RESIDENTS Harry O. Mohnnann. Rec/., has I I am a candidate for the office FILE APPLICATIONS six assumpsit case*, rone against of City Treasurer and have had Hugo C. Wunderlich chairman of KBr* of experience In keep­ each of the following: Hiram H. and H. O. Perkin*: Oicnp Conley?, the local civil service board, reports mg books and records. Your vote Laurel 8. Marshall; Howard D. that eleven Hastlnp rraldenta filed,at the election April 6 will be apand David Bristol: John Storm*. appllcslions for postmaster here.; predated Mrs. Orville A. Sayle* (Continued on page *. sec. 1) the Anal Allng data being March 31. Adv. 4-3 EXHIB?TSAL SCH00Lj County School Display to be a Feature of the 1942 Fair To tupervisr Ute exhibits of rural and village school* at the Barry county fair August II to 15 when they are to compete for awards totaling more than *120. a teacher has been appointed chairman of each of the townships or units in the county. . The exhibits this year will br on thr township |>lan which ha* bern successful the past two yean. At least three sclvools In each town­ ship must exhibit for ttie township to be eligible for premiums except in the case of Prairieville. Orange­ ville. and Yankee Springs townships where tlie three are combined to make one unit The teachers appointed to act as chairmen for thr rural units fol­ low: Assyria. Mildred Rhodes; Bal­ timore. Viola Baas; Carlton. Ger­ trude McPharlin; Castleton, Clau­ dine Matthews; Hastings. Lucille Todd: Hope. Kathryn Town: Irving. Florabellr Stowell: Johnstown. Carrie Fisher. Maple Grove. Helen Skidmore; Rutland. Irene Dickerson- Prairieville. Orangeville, and Yankee Springs. Winifred Brownell, Draft List Next Week Many have wondered why the names, drawn in the tiiird draft lottery, with their serial and or­ der numbers, had not appeared in Ute Banner The reason is this: the government instruc­ tions to local draft boards 1* that the names are to be furnished to newspapers in alphabetical order, with the order number included loc.il board.until a few days ago. —not in time for this week s issue. Luu appearing in other papers In some instances contained se­ rious errors. The correct list of Barry coun­ ty rcgbtrnnt* in the February draft is now |>oated in the lobby at the Post Office, arranged al­ phabetically and with the serial and order numbers Included This full list will appear in the Ban- SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 i HASTINGS PEOPLE CALLED TO WORSHIP Good Fridoy Services To the People of Barry County of Three Hostings Churches Tomorrow afternoon the Good Friday i.e^vice. sponsored by the , ^V«zneq^ additional speakers for defense. Several have al­ ready volunteered to perform this important (unction, and I ihould appreciate It greatly if snyone »ho lias the time and , the* Emmanuel Episcopal church , pre<, a willingness to fill an issignment as our needs may । from 1:30 until 3:00 odock. | Thr Rev. Albert A. Butterfield' arise. /Addltlrmai information is available on many defense • will deliver thr wrmon and other lubject*. minister, are to assist tn the sen­ Kindly leave your name at my tier Tlte- combined choir* of the* Episcopal and Presbyteriqn church-1 >H ice. es will fuinlsh musical number* Kim Sigler and the Methodist chimes air to Chairman, of Victory Speaker's .be played before and after tile; Bureau. jranlcr. Proc»-e<i.s from Ute offer­ Barry County. ' ing jo to’ lhe Red Crus., recreation 'project at Camp Custer. Following thr custom of former । <• * C DAD ICC j.ai-., thr business places are to V./AQC VP KADItJ cluwmay fromattend 12 00 lhe to 3 Good 20 P Frida; M. ro FOUND (all rUUrNU 1IN CITY 1-1 1 ' C NUMBER ANNOUNCE DATE FOR NEXT COLLECTION Housewives Urged to Save The "Salvage for Victory" com­ mittee has chosen Saturday. April lion of waste mateitaU in the clgy, A meeting will be held soon to com­ plete plans for this pick-up. This siiould be a good Ume tor a collection of waste materials. In the mid.t of the spring houteclranlng rid of the accumulation of paper, msgsslnes. «|c. before April 11. it mav be taken to the salvage depot al tlie rear of the former Peldpausch market, where It will be picked up Sheriff Bera, office report. Housewives are reminded to rara all waste paper, old magazines. dis­ Unga One clay last week a dog wa, carded tools, broken or obsolete reported sick. It »»s taken to’ a household equipment, unused ket­ veterinary uho pronounced the slck- tles. garden implements, old tire ALLOCATION OF YARN neat a.,, rabies. Later Xhe dog died chains, or scrap metal of any kind, TQ LOCAL RED CRQ„ 1 u LWVAL Ktu LKUn and Dr Ahland and Undershertff for this “Salvage for Victory" pick­ Dotrt rent thr head to Hie state up The policy of the American Red Vermontville Maple Cross in regard to tile knitting of . . r laboratory at Lansing. where it was Approximately 75 percent of all n ;x>rted as a definite case of rabies. the paper med In Michigan is burngarment* for our men in the armed jyrup reSTIVOi It ais- vearly in inr the — wnuon ivi for 1rabie*. lorce.s _ —iij 111 au>.., force., was ouuufvm outlined m in a iciiei letter IVre- , “ , celved recently by the local chapter ! , annual Maple Syrup Festi- to develop and with the number i As can be easily understood, a of oun nearbj village of Ver- oj dojis running loose in the city rd to salvage this waste material large quantity of wool will be re- toORlrtlft’ Ls to be livid this year all und county, presages a serious qwired to equip our men. Al lhe <1My on Saturday. April 4ih. > situation unless action Is taken at day there is an urgent demand for This is is the the third third consecutive consecutive year once "whether other dogs dogs Migeesttm of the Office nf War ProUiLs year once Whether "any" any other sr ,hu till, * event atirt lhe the «>mmilier« mmmltteec in in were infected by that one is not. every pound of paper which can be duttlon an estimate has been made for v*nl Bnd produced, if the demands of the ■ of the required knitted garment*. ch »nte are planning on a "bigger known, but dog owners should keep war Industries and civilian demands "Your Personality and The War" ever"' affair. iclore of .h.<, their dogs from , This eaUmate has been approved, than ever .rt~> watch —trh „r will be the subject of the address and orders placed with the mills.. Many prize award, will be mode, now on. In each iroutchold there are ’ Old and young are entering and may The supervisors will no doubt be which Dr. Fred F. Currier. Grand «"Un« u»ui Uw todluf. ol April, untalo i.ta .rltai .1 onreio l.ta’ many Items that could be reclaimed Rapids neurologist, will give at an‘ by salvage experts though the ISV. . •• dog warden waiucii to iu minimizeniiiiiuiue- thta mil open meeting of Ute Central Par­■ Irt. a small volume In each home might . summer. «_1»1 u-----M i.n — ^.n — in. I Trip* will be arranged to visit danger, a* well as to do away with ent Teachers Association in Central Report* show that the total of Mem unimportant, but on a comauditorium, here at 8:00 P. M 'April yam available amounts is 1 JOO.000 focal Sugar Bushes both tn lhe the damage done rac4i spring by munlty basis there Is certainly 1 pounds and this yam is to be allo­ morning .tnd afternoon. Thr aft- ‘l°g* that are allowed to run loose enough lo make collections worth Dr. Currier, who has been special­' rated to lhe chapters on a popula- emoon will also be the time for . %a/a n m 1 a— | while. izing in neurology for about two’ lion basis of one pound per each various contests for men. women. A WARNING TO Proceeds from the collection on decades. Is a member of the Amer­ ™jiJXta. Thi. mtata Bury. -'<• ah"d™ 1 April 11 will be given to some pubican Society of Psychiatrists and a I lie or charitably organization where All dog owners should be particugraduate of the University of average-size sweater for a soldier, and shell.,. Shootln'. , ...ta3rm.nta.tau,™ ''TW tad.rrupMU.tal tal>- oteertaM ol Ita .tU.Rta Michigan. His Interests include sailor or marine requires ten ounces' farming and race horses. County . naiZ rn o..ot. wlii with a big dance and, special door their dog* watching for any unusual fair* are hl* hobby I aoDroximate 352 sweaters for the prlxf ,op off lhc day ,rend-' or varlatloIls In habit* The The Barry County Health Deport, 1B._ ._ Jun 30 | Vermontville 1* prepared to wel- reason tor this warning come* from -tent * * '.come all her old friend* back this lhe fact that within the past week ment roonerntrd cooperated with the P P. T T. A. program committee ^n bringing Dr. Anyone who ha* visited the local VlBr and u *nxk>us to make many a‘ Hasting, dog wa* diagnosed a* Currier here. iS"!''Star‘^"Xta,imtata "" .^ugror tata" SHtaTtar' Tta Food <« Frrrdom Fro.™. service of their choice Rose church start, at twelve noon iand closes at three P. M. and at the Grace Lutheran church thr iservice begins at 1:00 P M. Noted Neurologist To Speak at Central PT A »"■" '» ■" DOG OWNERS Barry Farm Bureau Groups Reflect Rural Opinion y.^ Furm Burcau News ;QmT.'"'nm„tar'’oV J1SjT"',ta“.?“o77«: “’rST X,?1 '^52"^ lent have already been completed WOODLAND COMMUNITY do not kill the dog. Report the tlir nitmtra wheat is growing and and turned in and request* for yarn FARM BUREAU ,kan,t >° “»e Sheriff'* Office and to 1* considered worth harvesting, the are received dally. The sweaters are GROUP NO. 2 ‘1“’? ?'P*r? * CU** :m.d, 0,... tad A digest, of opinion on pertinent1 made In navy" blue and khaki and. current topics as expressed at Barry i are neat and trim in appearance. !■wnnl™ ™*Mnnininn “ <k*« and human beings, and if for Uvratock production, pasturtaf, SWE; SALKIN SCHOOLS |_________________________________ S£lnJlEdi2ttai of ,hc ** h" r‘bl“' h* with-i or cutting for hay. ia urged. The cw- | unanimous against reduction of ag- . . . . Av.., operator who chooaea to harvest Ma of What people in the rural section EXCEED PREVIOUS RECORDS ricuiiural prices below parity as long not die within ten days is not con- volunteer wheat will earn hi* con­ of the state are thinking. ’ has other prices are above parity | senratton payment* and parity pay­ These reports, although independ-1 ***„' lhe Numerous current topics were dis- sidered a rabid dog. Dog bites should always be treated ment*. providing he ha* seeded withenlly made and each expressing c*«h1g® b!---------»-• 1 «l MrtatataU. N«. munta U» ‘"‘“’'“"‘S' * ’!?,??. neUrthele^^iv^T^^en ------- --------- ----. . win Mr lan *nd thc do® kePl under obeer- stored his volunteered wheat an Mg iweek.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- f M vatlon for at least ten day*. Sliould farm a* lang u II b liable to a which are similar. , i The high school topped with; ana Mrs *‘ctor Eckany. । u d(jg #cl and u b marketing quota penalty, and ateo On the question of reduction of | u^lrB>r ul.„o w, 1*218 65, an increai* of *9530; Cen-1 jIAgTINGS COSUHlfNITY , t0 dispose of the dog. do not shoot kept within his 1943 wheat acreage agricultural prices below pari y the|lral |135B5 M30; ..«« an ... lncrease ----------------of- ta-ta J KoJpl.lm taTlhrutah .h“ beta. .. U.h .tataenl. .Ttata ta, tarp. -U. opinion was unanimous that it »'MiMX:ond ward |26.75: decrease of Il ..Nru. nnmm..niiv armn, <fc«ttoy« »U possibility of detennlii- aid the farmer and at the- same not as Mill olh-; |620 $1200. decrease of IIMI fair 4M1| to W do UM thta WUA *o OV long UA “ gg J/O .‘ st p“‘iSS *’•“*“• *' er-price® were permitted to aoar ,.127.70; above parity. In other words, the Of g] 71 -u'.ota.nuta.. ta. *x.s sx; .ta “ tau'" Farm Bureau groups indicated a wiUingne&s to accept a reduction If week with *12235; Mis* Edmond'* families north of the river being in ‘he do®. iwtHy lhesheriH. office nmmg or w^ewu. , pmm on rrom me wine isianoa ail other prion were reduced to a room in Second Ward was second I one. families south of lhe river in and Uw Hteal,*‘ D^rtment. with *17.80; and Mrs. Kuhn's room • the other, each group to take Ini,.8*™"* yea,.m”J,U “f* available similar degree. families who do not now belong to '|j5°u<h famUy physician for the soy beans and peanuta must taka Opinion «Lso seemed unanimous in Central was third kith *13 60 This was the largest rale of a group. Charles Woodruff andj^ ln hui?“ .r. ra that strikers in defense industries h,ve ra who have been deferred from mili­ .tamp, for any one week and makes Warren Bolton were appointed lo !** "»» ah?“ld famllle* north tary service should either be con­ a total for the thirteen weeks of contact loci laiiuue* iumui of ui the inc rivr»v- •*** » rabid dog — or one suspected 83.655 75, an average of *28121 f , T Ru^n Whittemore and Frank M having rabies. I L . Russell Whittemore and Frank °‘ n**1*1* r*”” , scripted into the armed forces or *3.655.75. an average of 8281.21 cannea vegetaoies. leaving more rood be drafted back into defense work FURORS for afril p,r"’ | ANNOUNCE ESSAY for military needs. at standard army wages. MAPLE C,ROVE ICONTEST WINNERS All groups felt that price ceilings TERM OF COURT I TELLS OF CHURCH VeUl Junta <lr»«n lor Ihr Apnl FARM BUREAU GROFF | wm SAIORJ. should'be placed on wage levels and irrm ol ateuU own orr: Anyrta M«plr Orore «roup nta Wrdn«. I „? J? FILLED wmi SAILORS Industrial profits as well as on agri­ Fr.um JtaS BMUntae. Hotanl d.r .( ih, tamr ol Mr .nd Mr, ?' , T n,, Mr .'"'d Un °M.r Joon tar. „■ cultural products to help curb in­ IMP Barry. Rotan M.rM.. . ciyd. Cltaaeman tor « poi l.^k rrlrtd . tata Inta Utar MR. Frm flation. Carlion. Lul.yelle U.tari.r; Cu- per and dtauuion ol currrnl lupins. mmnl.tal^4Flrr oi thr JM1«. who IrcruUy rnlulrd In th. No one can charge that lhe above ttaon. Carl tarn and Wllltan gpln„,„ „ trtuclk„ « “*? XSKi.n^rd navy and is now stationed at----------Croat opinion* were inspired by "labor snore: lUsUnss Twp. Mr> Myra I.rin pnera talow oMlly unlras out, ’ baiteni.** In fact, they are the free, Firtar Mid HoVard Alltauar; Hopr. XnS ta. ata T^, m-i ,co ~ as follows: "Went to church Bunindependent expressions of men and Drloa Flower and Danta Payne: I SutST dr.wn breta Slaw fX ,h' •plt"dld nwpoiue ihey «ave women, most of whom have spent IrMnt. Dniee Wind™ .nd Leonard , T™, Nlnrly.el«hl studenu Iran lhe Bn.- tlful sight to see a targe churoa a lifetime of work unrestricted by Wolcott 1 Bureau were mooned, me April, Uih and hbUjry ot the 11*4. filled with sailor*, all wearing vita* forty-hour weeks. Johnstown. Leon Tack and Geo.[ on Aortl Une*- Woodl,nd Consolidated. MidWerlman: Maple Grove. Helen Orln Cole on A.pr? . dteviUe T. K. Nashville T. K. and U called “drew blues" with black neckerchiefs and blue Jumpers trim­ KEN SANDERSON IS Cheeseman and Howard Hamilton: j FARM BUREAU NEWS FTeeport schools participated. med with white. The chaplain wm NEW CITY AUDITOR Orangeville. Morris England and The South Thomapple Furm Bu-i The subject, "Unity for Victory." from Iowa and his uniform was Edd Johnson; Pralrievllfe. C. A. group b slJO n*oring a drive on ' * “ * 'unushed by the national ormore like the kind the officers wear * Kenneth Sanderson was elected as Meriau and E A-Jublja; Rutland. Ule o f Defense Bonds by the K«nizaUon. the local Auxiliary of city auditor by the city council to Roy Oaks and MUs^Btlsle Phillips: the lronji and th> co. . Post 3326 conducting the first stages men of the Proteatant and Roman fill the vacancy caused by the tkath Thornapple. Charles Parker and ^.SoSV^d SSg. who b1 aho'°r'in Barry Co catholic faiths in the vailoua campt. of the late Milo DeVries. Mr. San­ First prize of *5 was awarded to derson has made his first report Howard Smith: Woodland. Leo’a ,nembef ol our Broup and thf M.nMrr ol ita Middle*Ita cooper*« "• " U" judge McDonald accepts which shows that the city has a balance on hand of 129X174 02 in all no Jurors called from Yapkee ... rreamerv whose urretarv will Middleville T. K. school, second GUILTY PLEAS OF TWO MEN funds. Taxes receivable for 1941 and 4th wards. Fred Haywood and Mr* . upo“ y.uur Cecil Connor, arrested test week • uramincu tWn| m u. oui'S jour milk or'c'relm*" ,h'ra W?,.„r 0' “ Monday, on a third offense drunkprevious years total *3.906.11 and Maude Post; 2nd and 3rd wards. chick for bond, when Uicy h»vc Beverly Dryer, use 1. both ol Hm- ennesa cltarge, and Dewey Knick­ special assessment taxes receivable Clay Adams and George Miller. collecced 11141 they will nolKy you u,» "W1 erbocker. charged with tartvny are *7X114-48. making the total astad pr~m you wllh your bond. Mta Orley . ewry Mil ta enta- from a dwelling, wrre arraigned to HIT-RUN DRIVER Thb 1. nol lor Ekrm Bure.u mem-1'd■!•»»!» Circuit Court Saturday. Both nun cepted by the council on Friday INJURES LAD SATURDAY her. only but .11 pMron. ol lhe’ 'hromhtal Ulchlj.u. In lhe .u« entered plea* of guilty, their ptaM evening. Carl Main. 13 year old son of eretarery. So Mil you pleue tai '"tapebUon which caihn » llnl were accepted by Judge Arable D. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Main, comer TIRE QUOTA FOR APRIL McDonald, and they operulo .nd noiuy Mr. Bro,. R.-;"' 1 ” al Bi4lr and N, Hanover. U in Pen­ member folk. fhl. L. one ?.y u ““ ““ 7 ed to the custody of Retreads on passenger car tires nock hospital with a broken leg, are included - in the April quota suffered Saturday afternoon when -keep them Rylni” I Mrv r*" Oury' k<*L H a await sentence. p 1 m ■ _________ : Wedel of Freeport tad cordon Wilfor the first time. TWe Barry struck by a hit and run driver county quota, as received at the I ll.ma of lire WoodUnd H 3 fkcully LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL Carl was pushing his bicycle along 1. C. c. MSBTINO ON office of County Clerk Allan Hyde. M43 about a half mile west of the MONDAY EVENING 1 were the Judges chosen by the stu- TFACHER ENLISTS The Junior Chamber of Com- dent* and the ladies of Auxiliary city limits when he was struck by treads, 16 tubas: trucks—74 tires. nil has the business --------------------men 13338 are---grateful for-thetr W “ IF paveIhML’- metre — w invited .... ---------------- splendid . - an HUIU auto BOU and MMAiaCT. knocked to the -r Nuhville. .11.. Middleville. 1.1.If-..ill- la ---. .... ronrulr.lbm 67 retreads. 70 tubes. ment. with the result stated. The 1 of .Fwport. cooperation. The* They .lie also .linfta-lafp appreciate driver of lhe car did nol stop. ‘ Woodland, Delton and other places »he fine response of the students TWO BARRY COUNTY Officers are investigating and ex- In the county, to meet with them and lhe kindness of the teacher* Custer, leaving here last week. Hta MEN ENTER SERVICE ------------------------*-------night ■•for — giving full -• — credit — at the I. O. O F.--------------hall Monday class to »wthe duties are being divided among Lawrence Radtke. Wayland, and ped to arrest the driver soon. at 6:45 for dinner and a social students for this work. Kenneth Cameron Fiori* of Delton TWO SUITS FILED The Auxiliary hopes, in the near ha» been meeting An biceresting time Is were inducted into service tn the future, to make It possible for the speech Two damage suits were filed In planned U. 8 army, leaving for Fort Cus­ the office oi County Clerk Albin public to hear these essays read by ter. March 25. Hyde Wednesday morning. Erma CITY ENGINEER TO the winning students at which time NOTICE Brandt asks bmm damages taw.--------------------------------------------------------------------of *5000 PRESENT ESTIMATES the prize* are to be awarded. Watqh NOTICE! against Cyril W. Enyart, and George i At the meeting of lhe city coun- . for the date L Brandt seeks »100Q, Mf. Enyart rtL the question of another sewage ---------------------pump for the city was considered. Fire starting from •a — gasoline being the defendant in this suit al--------- — --- --------- ----- ------------ ' n^. stove the recent , river floods emphasizing did slight damage to the kitchen of ly balanood at all UM*». to. The cause was not stated. cmoon on either Wednesday or the need for such equipment. The the Maurica McMurray home. 623 Thursday from 2 Lu EA8TER TUESDAY TEA city engineer was Instructed to pre- N Michigan, last Wednesday eveAt parish house, Tuesday. April 7, pore plans and estimate costa for ning. The fire department Vu called chemicals used to extinguish S:>0 to 7 P. M. Mrs Rehor'i chicken a new sewage pump al the Imhoff, Mrs. Roy Hibbard, -ON Mt D. 1 ,fc“ *a"“* pie. Adults. 85c; children. 45c.—Adv. tank In the second ward �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, IMt PAOBTWO ' BANFIELD MERCHANT KH,rt??.!l uhop " REPORTED MISSING home by illness. Nelson Selano. aged about 60. who Word has been received from Thru DOyeS OttlCQ hu conuucuru conducted a ivuis store at ‘n*.*...* Banfidd . lias Corp. Edward B Caukin that he The following real estate deal* t twelve ye#,w. been* has been transferred. He was for-' have avc recently recenUy^ been reported from froin ht« hls hone" lwme since SutSat1 R. H. Ldppenthlcn. who injured merly stationed In California the Earl R. Boyes Real Estate of- unUy ntlht> Mareh 3l. Rev. Don M. Gury spoke on "The, hu n > ««»•»' b. [ -----------------........................... ........... n": . ‘ Although he had stated earlier In confined to hl* home another week.| schools of Today and the World Mr. and Mrs. Selger Vander Laan Uw WM.k lhat ltc goi,w u> uavc Thoma* Kunkle, aged 71, of Char- : of Tomorrow." at the annual par­ and family have purchased and are Mrs dld nol Uke it srriou*, lotte, passed away last week Tta-s- ent-teachers institute at Nashville. .living In lhe Harley Ragta house ly Wld whcn took his insurance .day. He wa* the father of Larry । UmUFriday. on E State Road. policy and a sum of money and left Kunkle of Hastings. . ; rq^ Benham lias sold her Mr and Mrs. Ben Beverwyk pur- the store on Saturday evening. She An exchange says, "It looks as home on 8. Jefferson St. to Mr and' though we wtU do so mOch wearing Mrs Carl Niethamer. who have tak- 1chased the Sunday house on S. Jef- did not think he would carry out fenon and have rented tt to Mr his threat. * of the clothe^ we now own. that the en possession. Mr*. Benham will | Because of thia, the police were future will be bleak for moths." ' make her boifie with her daughter.!; Burkholder. I Neil Verburgh of Kalamazoo pur- not notified until several days later, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Swarthout Mrs. Dorft ptimg. of Dowagiac •chased HOLO property in Orange- state police (raced him a* lar as docked in Brooklyn last Saturday, Kenneth W. Dunn. Hastings sen-" after a hectic two-weeks' voyage jOr. wa* graduated Jfom Michigan ville. They have remodeled the Bedford and there all trace was tad. , Mrs. Selano stated that her husfrom the Caribbean, and arrived In state College at the end of wtnfer house and are living in II. — <**» ““ “ ■>— “ Y.— “ -----------— ------ --”.." Lowell Monday night of this weck.,i, rm March 31. Dunn wa* grudu------ ----- --------------------— - “iLT.' Their voyage home was made n y Bted from the Agriculture division Newton Court Jo Mr and Mr* Mrs HerHer 1 automobile accident about ....... : W... . . _ _Science . . aboard an unarmed Dutch mer|th a _Bachelor of degree, mnn Ir.nr*. Maurer. ngo and has been in poor main chantman which narrowly mlued ' „ t> M ! Mr. and Mr*. C. H. Wilkes of Chi* since, which may account for hl. being lorpedoed off the Atlantic ^r- n,lt' ^rs- Hotx'rt F. Murray ra((0 jiaVc purchased the Gerald1Mrange behavior on Saturday etecoaat. Enroute, their ship rescued have moved from Miss Winifred yiiui* property on W. Green St. und nlng. twenty-six survivors from lu own Johnston's house on W Court St. will v <nmove ------- --in .< about —, April n t< 15. . 1 ] whm Mr. Selano did not return sister ship-who had been afloat in «“ ‘Vf J°U” Armbnuter house on George Clarke of FreeMUl sold hte the forepart of lhe week. Mrs Sepunctured lifeboats for twelve day*. Michigan -Ave. Mrs C. S. Mc- 80 acre* In Baltimore to Don Wright. -Jano decided lo call hte aunt nt BatWatch mibsrouent teattes for further Intyre, who hu sold her W. Gremi,• The U. B church of Woodland ^ creek lo see If he'lind'been accounts of the thrilling experience* H1 property to Mr and Mrs. D. D. bought the Frank Kilpatrick home’ there. As she approached the phone 1 Smith of Detroit, plans *« to — occupy of a S. * K. S —Lowell Ledger, 'i •<— In Woodlanfl for thelf churcit par- the bell tang and she was Informed sonage. that the aunt had died about on From the Michigan Christian Ad-’ ML'4 Johnston's residence. Janu» Blackford's told their home hour before. a Tite city fathers voted to include vacate Lx taken the following Item .----------------«-*-•—:-----------. of Interest to Hastings anil N.ish- thr sum of 4U0O in the city budget on East Madteon to Celia B Recd • 1 ville friends: Mr and , Mrs. Earl for 1M2-43 for the Hastings elty-. of Nashville. Who Will move In soon HENDERSHOTT Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ohtrlsoh who 1 Wysong of Traverse Cily announce library. They also voted 1300 to, Mr. Blackford bought lhe Vcnile the birth of a daughter. Melinda the city Youth Council to assist Emerson property cn E Grant.Bl I pleasantly Mirprteed Sunday, honorDan Allerding sold his property,ing their fortieth wrddlr.g nnniverRuth on Saturday. March 7 Mrs. in Ite recreation program during the, summer. -------------------------Tire sum of 41500 Wysong is the former Marjorie Hoyt. ------------- was --------or- on N. Boltwood-to Mr* Irene Crav-'aary. when their Immediate tamilira en \ all came to sjMiid the day with them. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Myron dered transferred from the conlln- en ; Carl ^Niethamer sold hte new Mr. and Mrs. Chas. HcndcrxhofE. Hoyt of Jackson. [ gent fund to the street fund. Ibrick hnlire on W. Chilton St. to Dr entertained Sunday honoring tho Herbert Wedel of FTecport. Dr. birthdays of their daughters. Mrs. Wedel and family will move from,Wilber SclmtiU and Mrs. Lesli'S Frec[x>rt About May 15. Ixekwood. Mr Niethamer bought lhe BenMrs. Glen Henry with Mrs DonJjam home on 8. Jefferson and will aid Borton of Marsha) were dinner remodel It into a two-fnmliy house, gueate of Mrs. Leo HendcralinU lu .t -a > * -------------: Wednesday. . .MUNICIPAL COURT j Mr. Hendcrdiott. who has been Orovcr Kelsey. Htullngs. was nr- sick thr pu t two weeks, will br »!rested Saturday evening by City Po- lowed to sit up till week He has lllceman Wm. Parker and Under- »‘nt> Infection ol the throat sheriff Leon Doster'on a drunk and Mr. and Mi- Albert Brill visited disorderly charge. Hr was ."i- Mr. and Mn. Otl* De Mott tn iw ralgned in Municipal court Monday Gregory district Sunday. afternoon and Judge Cortrlght as’-1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack- Siilllvnn nnd M-ssed him a fine of 45 and caste of M«- M,,,v Hchwm-ho were mi*!.t.-;| 44 50. giving him until Saturday Albert Hemcys in Haslinw last night to nay. Wednesday. Tlic dinner was in hon­ -----____ .ornfMr.Sulhvansbirthd.lv "Information Please' Program Mrs. Mary Antiumy. who has 1*. crirtnM ■ UI.rm.U~. »»>*M Ur Cluv. V... vr.m.™ Ur Whole or nr...-' prr.cr.m r«.K.. ... ,«r»'• „ Shank .,« of ... U>.» S.0S1 lelUM s ’IT J " ,C' “ , I"' J 1 r ■ . week Thursday at-the home of Half SUH ________ _ __________ Mrs. Roln Garrison. It. lias-been postponed twice on account of alckness In the luimcs of two member* of the entertaining club. ' Butt Half A telegram received Simitar morn­ ing from Clinton Brill slates that hl-, boat docked at lhe Biwion har- “ l,u Real terote Deals Local Newt EASTER BASKET ^SAVINGS EGGS HAMS “33 29 SMOKED PICNICS 29 Grode B, ARMOURS STAR - Whole or Leg Half Medium Dozen .b. 8 to 10 lb. average » 26 29 lb 29: lb. 35‘ 10' 35' lb 25 2,*,25' 10 BEEF CHUCK ROASTS PORK LOIN ROAST LEG-O-LAMB SIRLOIN OR ROUND STEAKS COTTAGE CHEESE BONELESS VEAL ROASTS HOME MADE BOLOGNA BOILING BEEF BRISKETS BEEF SOUP STOCK ■b. Genuine Spring Lamb ,b Rich, Creamy BACON b Choice Grode Plain or Garlic 1 lb. layer J Sliced b I22 SOUTH JEFFERSON k Armour's STAR [HAM 35c 45c I I I FREE! Cherry, Lime and Orange Loin or Rib end. lb. FOR DEL MONTE Xe 2 41 MARASCHINO CHERZ 10'1 26' BAR-X 29 OLIVESSTUFflD UE|U7 23 IIlIiIL SALAD BOWL 5,“’ 31' MIR. WHIP D'“„. 40' COFFEE mZ"e 2 *n 59' med. jar TODAY S bunch T'ndNo. Veal Roasts p7i Pound — I Phone 2428 Bqllerrd Spinach Lettuce and Radish Salad french Dressing Whole Wheat Bread Vanilla Pudding Butterscotch Drop Cookies’ have the recipe* (or you 'l/n PET MILK The man who trusts men will make fewer mistakes than he who dUtnata them —Cavour. Star Ham in taster Dreis! 3 7 CO 33‘ 29‘ 25‘ 25' 25' * B*ke and glue your TenderTcited Sur Him at directed be­ low. Srud with doves in 4-Ieaf clover design*. Surround with ulsd neus of pineapple slice topped with canned pear halve*, tinted with: cd cinnamon candy. Then serve i«^>roudl) -the heartleu of _r al! Enter greeting* lot your family and guest*! LIBERTY LIMERICKS PABSTETT Cheese FDOKCENTER 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich doing office work and studying. NOhi flEAirt WOCwL-1» Mrs. s A Aldrich of Hickory Corners six nt ■■ few davs lm4 w^eku 1th'her sister. Miss Mertlc Stew­ ard. Mrs. O. L. Bates spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs E. J. Bules and family. . Mrs Will Lctsoti and children, Harold and Arditti, vtalted Mr*. Let­ ! son's parents. Mr. and Mr*. J«*m> I Walters at Charlotte Wednesday. i The Cheerful Helpers Club met nt [the home of Mrs. Howard Hewitt I Friday afternoon and got some boxer, of cookie* ready to send to the boys from this community who are in . the .- rvlcc a* n little remembrance ! at Ehsut time. 1 Mrs. Joe Kimble of Sunfield spent ! several days over the weekend wilii ' sir. and Mrs- Ben Schneider. Miss Mertie Steward and steter. Mr*. Aldrich, visited their cousin, Mr*. Eunice Peabody in West 8c! bewa Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Karl E»:kardl. Bruce and Joyce frknnlt and Mr and Mrs. Riy Scheel visited Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Kluinp at MiddlcfUle Sunday afternoon. Sunday dinner guests pt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schneider were Mr. mid Mrs Floyd Kimble and son Dick of Coats Grove and Mrs. Joe Kimble. An Easter program Is being precu! church next Sunday morning during the S. S. hour. Everyone Is welcome. dx10tor33 ORANGES SUNKIST LEMONS ORANGES GR’FRUIT 6 APPLES 4 lb. Roasted by BANGHARTS BAKERY Tastei’Teastincj DINNER . stalk Lamb Roasts pO< Pound — .Macaroni Ham Rolls'* large Grapefruit 2,or 19 Bleached j>Q< Fresh Cucumber Pickles lg. jar Head Lettuce 5s CELERY 5 TEXAS BEETS 2 ibl. 27 PEAS ASPARAGUS 20 POTATOES $..c, 5 lb. 19 Pork Chops Have Your EASTER HAM Choose Armours 75- Anniversary Triumph WV PAPER fot Notional Defense. Muller's QOt VW Pork Roasts OQt 10c DEFENSE STAMP if you buy a 2c Shopping Bag and reuse it 10 times for purchases at our store. SAVE KRAFT CHEESE 2 L 60 POTATO CHIPS U" 15 £^£AMCUPSp;2(o,15' CHEESE ph£±hi°2pk, 19 SMUCKERS 22' TAYLORS Swc',PoTtL 15' 5 DINNER ROLLS HOT CROSS BUNS Pk9 15 firm, cfhp Sirloin, lb. — Choice of Straw., Lemon. Rasp.. JCLL OjI< Choice Cute. lb. — Beef Steak |kl PHONE 23I4 Hams for Easter Beef Roasts PECAN MEATS TASTY LOAF CHEESE HENRY’S MARKET N. Main St., Nashville, Mich Armours Star Ham The richest, tastiest ham of all time...Tested for lender- ncss before it comes lo you! Ye, lady, you esn select this magnificent Armour s Star Ham for your Easter dinner with perfect assurance... Knowing before you put it in youi* oven thsr it will come out rich, mild and delic­ iously tender! First, because these superb Star Hams are sugar-cured and slowsmokes! over hickory and hard­ wood tires in Armour s own secret way to give >ou sweeter, milder flavor Then scientifically tested for tenderness before they com c to you. Amour't ,,T«*Atr-TtiLn During the smoking process, a ham from cvcfy Latch is dutlienniully tested ... individually checked by the- mometer to ms|e sure it has reached the interns! temperature tlut food authorities lave found gives the e.v/M tenderness and quicker cooking quality American women want. Over two million women will choose Armour's Tender-Tested Stat Ham for Utter! What better proof that it’s America's most delicious liam! HOW TO RAKE AND GLAZE Wap rour Tender-Teited Sur Hsm •ri its iniTde ^teuine wrapper. Place, fat tide up, in an uncovered baking pan. Bake in JJJ’F. oven. IB minute* to the pound. 4> minutes before done, remove psptr and rind, tebre the fat in square*. Then glaze with a mixture of 2 cup* brown »ugar and !i cup corn »yrup. Return io the m en until baking it finished and the ham is (oldaa brown. A teacher, explaining infla­ tion. Its after effect! and causa­ tion. Advised all her scholar* To save up their dollars And buy bonds to safeguard the Nation. �TITE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL t, IMS CIRCUIT COURT . . THr ADD । leave riousi ranee I, khe y out health »t hh I Batbeen phone armed ut an Mrs. Lc.illo ------------------- *--------------- Br WILLARD 8OLTI ■ TrDM • ,» n.ni.i. nniw^-i 1 “nd practiced in Dowling and one i”“r “> O»rU.. luymnnd ... '! fj”' '"'I >“'■‘ Miller trespass "* *us married Inw.l'ur WNtee vC IUIMIU Ac»*■»» » <«>«'■■ who preceded death in'1926.; cpuiw. .1 UU lo -I ------------------ him in ....................... To them war. bom one son, Harold tuld&'iransfcr. Sheffield, now u resident of Detroit Jiiy B Foster. Admr.. vs. Mabel ; Hr Li ulso survived by one grand­ R.(Babcock, no action stated. । Melviu vs. Chas. Helsel, divorce. 1daughter and two brother John of I Adelbert Cortngiit vs. Louis un.l ,1Orangeville and George W. ShrtXMaclentte Garman, injunction. <1held of Hastings. The funeral will , Rubj\ May vs, Wayne Nelson 'be at thr Leonard funeral home lids VartensX divorce. Thursday aftcraooit at two o’clock. : the .RcvY-fjrWuuton Stone officialPASSING OF .MRS. Jnif Interment In the Bonfield cemeEjI.MA UNDERWfKJD / Mrs. Emma Unde'rwood,Jp.jjaancd ■ nwnjr Tuesday morning ut lhe DEATH FOLLOWS A Jarstfrr convnleM-mt home here. LONG SICKNESS Mrs. Marcus Hammond, who has! Surviving are a son. Fay. of lonl.i; three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Geiger. been di for a long time. pasvd away Woodland. Mrs. Dessie Asplnalj, just before twelve o’clock Tuesday Hastings and Mrs. Gertie Townsena. night at her hotn<- near Danter. She Clarksville: thirteen grandchildren was a sister of Roy Chandler of' end one great-grandchild. Funeral this city and n daughter of Mrs.' rerVlcn will be at the Wing funeral Minmr ciwmiirr. %iv> also reside* home hi Woodland this afternoon i here. No funeral urrangementa had nt two o'clock, witii Interment tn thei been made a, the Banner goes to Woodland Memorial cemetery. —ON FAY DAY. BUY BONDS— Flower News Farming Fads Worth Knowing I Dr- Fran* Gilbert Sheffield paue<N | awry about 1130 on Monday eve-' . uing at the Jarstfcr home on S. vaaw a awn ww — . . " | Jefferson St:, where lie had been for, 'several weeks. He hud been in foil■ III. Mr nil. ILni'l mjf health for a long period. Dr. (Continued from page 1. Section1), Sheffield wax born hi Baltimore . , ' r, n I township D<c 12. 1858. the .f on of “L George McDowell . . Mr An(1 M|s OrtJ,KP w> sheflield Gco’rar and Amanda qhemnttaiJ-r ' He Kn“,ua,'’d ri0,n Colnrnhwm A‘nJ,n<1» Sheiknbarg-r . k(,e of Medlclne ln ,|M. Wlrly M-, * I Al rMnAD rflD IMLLIWMK IVK Easter Specials i Good Morning: i Easter Is just around j and lest you forget I First arc the Lilies. They are( beautiful and you will be proud to hate one sent to your friends, your, church or your home. There ate blue and pink Hydrangeas. Tulips. Daffodils, hardy Rose plants. Afri-( can Violets. Gardenias, English Be- Snapdragons. Carnations. Tulips. Daffodils, Glads. Violeu. Stack and j Corsages will be worn mare titan ; ever thin year, so please order early.' I Our plants will be for sale at ' Goodyear Brothers Store and at the ; greenhouse. Call 2530 and give your j orders early. . . Thank you. Home-Made Implement Hitch • j Clyde Wilcox. Florist.j The tractor implement hitch shown above was designed by an Illinois : farmer for pulling two rotary hoes behind a tractor. The running gear ' wnsmpde from the front nxlc qf an old automobile and the wheel* turn to follow lhe direction of the tractor. - ' ' CELERY, FLORIDA HEAD LETTUCE fancy solid head, BEET GREENS SWEET POTATOES PEAS, LAKE ODESSA EARLY JUNE g stalk* 2for 15c !b. 15e 5lb’ 19' no. 2 can JQi C. THOMAS STORES HASTINGS Ilog Pasture - acre of- thick, sturdy legume pasture is enough for 15 growing An pigs—according to Ohio Experiment Station—ami in their experiments such aii acre will rave from KOO to 1,000 lbs. of corn and 500 lbs. of tankage. Wrap Apple Trees for Borer ' * . * * Apple trees that suffer winter damage are very susceptible to borer attack, and Iowa Experiment Station says that the best way to head off the borer is to wrap ail trees. both young and old. from the ground line to the scaffold branches, with heavy paper. •! - Rickets in Chicks Send your Greeting Today ... to members of your family and friends. Fi Chalcr. huudrrd* of urer cirdi ■ areriinj*. ExcclUn, vir'.rty of e,td« ta.- oll ~ ~-» t'omplrte Stork of Office Sup­ plies and Equipment Pin-due Experiment Station reports that frequently the first symp­ toms of rickets In young chicks are nervousness and soft, rubbery beaks. When these symptoms appear add one percent of 95 to 100-unit fish liver nil to the ration—and get them out in the sunshine, even if it is cold, as soon as the chicks are two weeks old. New spring colors .-. . gay plaids! Select the-smartest outfit you ew had! Fitted reefers. casual wrap-arounds, or dressy Crowding CtfUses Cannibalism West Virginia Experiment Station has fount! that too many chicks in one brooder and too much heat outside of-the brooder are primary causes of toe and vent picking in young chick*. They recommend placing no more tlurn 300 baby chicks in one flock—and keeping the room tempera­ ture no higher than 70 degrees after the chicks ate a month old. r th>.s LEE OFFICE SUPPLY "llttslnemman^f Department store" When land plows cloddy and cannot be worked down immediately, the USDA recommends pulling a section of rotary hoe behind the plow. In their tests a section of rotary hoe wds fastened off-center to a chain that wns hitched direc tly to the plow frame—and the hoe was run backwards to prevent its picking up trash when turning around on headlands. Grit for Broilers You’ve Got a Job To Do! Help Uncle Sam by keep­ rsday । and ing your car in smooth running order. Mobilgas will do it! Choose it for power . — hard-hitting lor real low-cost-per- niile -economy • xixi'.; ixiy? e In unco 15 dealers in Barry County to Serve You. Truck Service available to your home for fuel oil, etc. . A Call Today Will Start US Out Your Woy. .pent ionic elder mbit! and McKEE service oil sales Formerly Service OU Company 4 I TRAMP r Hastings. Mich. TIT ATP Telephones 2244-2557 ■ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. APRIL 3 and 4 Double Feature attraction - THE DEVIL PAYS OFF ARIZONA BOUND' SUNDAY and MONDAY, APRIL 5 and 6 EASTER SPECIAL Ginger Rogers, Adolphe Menjou in "ROXIE HART" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES., WED., THURS.. APRIL 7. 8. 9 Spencer Tracy. Katherine Hepburn in "WdMAN OF THE YEAR" BARRY THEATRIC JCi Hostings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY end SATURDAY. APRIL 3 end 4 THE BODY DISAPPEARS' and Roy Rogen. George Gabby Hayes in "SOUTH OF SANTA FE" SUNDAY end MONDAY. APRIL 5 and 6 EASTER SPECIAL The Featlire length Technicolor cartoon "MR. BUG GOES TO TOWN" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. APRIL 7. 8. 9 Double Feature attraction James Gleason. Wm. Tracy In "HAYFOOT" NORTH TO THE KLONDIKE' Smart Budget Priced Stylet $5.90 % Oregon Experiment Station reports that calcium is nol the best grit for broilers—provided the ration contains sufficient calcium for their rieedn. Under these conditions broilers consumed very little calcium grit —but when the grit was granite, silicate or gravel, the consumption of grit was markedly Increased. Grit in the ration definitely increased the percentage of No. 1 carcasses. Ideal for Spring! . SPORT JACKETS Ladino Clover in the Cornbelt • Itadino clover is rapidly overhauling alfalfa for pasture mixtures on both pf our northern coasts—and now. Ohio Experiment Station reports ' that ladino is being successfully used in thot state. It is a perennial— spreads by runners—requires less lime than alfalfa—and can tc pastured without damage in the fall, when alfalfa must bu rested. Seeding recom­ mendations are 1 to 3 lbs. per acre in * mixture. SUiklng plaids— pastels In a rich Protecting Young Orchards - West Virginia Experiment Station has found that rabbit damage to the bark of trees can be cheaply and effectively* prevented by wrapping with heavy thicknesses of newspaper to a height of 18 inches above nor­ mal snow level. Mice were best controlled by strychnine sulphate dusted on cut sweet potatoes, rolled oats and starch-coated grain, the poisoned liait being placed under pieces of roofing paper near each tree. FOLDIFMSE ai Frivolous Or Tailored Styles! EASTER PASSING OF FORMER Ilymu Writer CITY TREASURER John Wesley was one of the great­ Edward J. Hilton, aged 58. pnased est hymn writers of all time, com­ a way. on Sunday afternoon at his posing more than 8,000 hymns. home, 518 E- Tenter St., after years of invalidism. He was bom in Lud- i • liiRlon and for yeara conducted a1 barber shop tn tb£ National bank 'building until eighteen years ago. I when poor health forced him to re- । tire. He served as city treasurer dur-, Ing 1926 and 1927, and was always deeply interested In civic affairs. 1 About twenty-six years ago he unitrd with the First Methodht cjiurch and was also a member of the’ F. de A. M. and the R. A. M. Surviving is' Iris wife. Mrs. Mary Barlow HHton. who h.ns given her husband every, passible care during his long years of illness, also one cousin. Fu-p neral services were conducted by, . the Rev. L. Winston Stone at the j Leonard chapel on Tuesday after-' noon at two o'clock. Interment was, in Riverside cemetery. I i "Respect for law must be restored Ilf the world Is to recover."—Frank। j Knox. Caval Cord Gabardine Styled by Town-Clad'! MEN'S SUITS DRESSES Lively plaids, or soft muted tones for sprlngl Deftly pleated, gored or graceful swing stylet| Smart prljti. gay/ light , rayons, conservative dork sheers! Dressy. tailored, and casual styles. Spring colors. Sires 12 to 44. । Broad-leaved rape produces only 9/10 as much grazing a, thousand­ headed kale under New Wk conditions, but the New York Experiment • <kn l’rercr’'V *°r emergency sheep pasture because it is ready earlier in the season, rhe broad-leaved rape was superior to either Essex or a 2v”Lt.‘i’ls t i.1cxi °?u and. Peas—il usually produces more feed when planted in cultivated rows mstead of being drilled solid—lambs gained foster when they had access to both rape and grass pasture at the same time—and one acre Of rape provided enough pasture for 50 lambs. OBITUARY Nancy B. Dixon was bom Feb. 5. 1867 in Syracuse. N. Y.. and possled away at the home of her doughter. Mrs. Stanley Peterson of De­ troit. Tuesday. March 34. She was united in marriage to George W. Williams on Dec 3. 1886. To this union were bom eight children, Dora Sala and Mrs. Velma Peter-1 son of Detroit; Merton and For-j rest of Grand Rapids; Joseph, Edirtond. and George of Hastings. She spent the early part of her married life In Barry county later moving to Grand Rapids. On March 15. 1937 her husband passed away and rhe then made her home with her children. She leaves to mourn her passing aside from her children nineteen grandchildren, three great-grand­ children and otfter relatives and frjends. Funeral services were held Friday. March 27. at lhe Kuiper funeral home at Grand Rapids with burial in Yankee Springs. SPRING SKIRTS BUY "Blue Lake” Pole Beans , , 1>’cw Xork Experiment Station is testing the highly-productiva “Blua Lake variety of polo beans that has made such u record for high yields on the west coast for many years. More than 2,000 acres in Oregon hava yie ded an average of G.3 tons of green beans to the acre—with many yields of 10 tons and some as high as 12 tons. This variety of canning snap beans is described as vigorous, resistant to common mosaic, and a heavy producer of green, round, fleshy pods which arc tender and string­ less when young. Emergency Sheep Pasture 227 E. STATE ST. 109° plaids. Breaking Up Clods ! ' । | Gabardine with a pronounced diagonal twill—a brand new tribute to the military in­ fluence! Tough, richly lustrous • all wool gabardine in the fully draped, three-button Brewster mddel—your best bet for last­ ing smartness! A grand value, too! Men’s JACKETS Designed For Spring! Hand­ bags g.98 Firm c o tton poplin. Wlnd-resWtant, wnlerrepcilenl! You’re Sure hr^Wapt These MEN'S SLACKS Becoming Hats Youthful looking bonnets, olf-the-face models or brims! All gaily 4.49 trimmed! I Rpyon Blouses Soft dressmak­ er types or tailored styles. Glittering black or gay spring colors! .~ Strictly tailored or soft * dressy styles In ray- 4 .29 on crepe. - - —. • To Complete Your Outfit! New Slock Socks Toddlers' COATS Matching NEW GLOVES bonneU for - •• For A Regular Fellow! Sturdy long-wearing fabrics m new spring Q.98 colors! Patterns, plain w Reinforced cotton with elasticUed tops . o Ec­ ho garter bother! .... CO Painty Spring Paateb! RUGBY SUITS Loti of new tricks make these the smartest gloves ever! Rich fabrics—wonder­ ful .spring-fresh colors­ trimmed. Tailored or sport Single or double breasted styles with long trousers. Of rugged fabrics, tweedy colon! = Known For Their Outstanding Style, Comfort And Value Features! Mono LOTIOn You will find Silque ranl way to aid in ecping your hands and akin as "soft an silk." Ideal for Powder base,' sunburn, wind­ burn, and after shav­ ing. t , Smartly Styled! Carveth& Stebbins “THE REXALL STORE” Prompt Delivery Service PHONE 2U1 HASTINGS Sparkle Al Your Feet! Jaunty .Moccaslu-Typc BAL OXFORDS PATENT PUMPS Children's Oxfords Leather uppers and soles with rubber heels. In black or browns! Comfortable Q.79 —sturdy....................... w Newly fashioned with trim open toes and low pyra- *4 4'. mid heels. Very smart, w Comfortably styled the moc­ casin way in two-toned brown! Sturdy! Sixes 12H 0 49 to 3._____ J.......... fc Dress Oxfords Well made with �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 1942 Uh and German craft. Wafxhlpa ar* xllding down the ways month* ahead of schedule. In spite of the fact that modem de­ OVER-OlTIMlbM stroyers and crutrfrs are much IS DANGEROUS more complete than comparable Not even the news of a greet ’ craft of World War I dan,, the “me naval victory could have provided. i of manufacture has been reduced by more of a -lift- to the United J; mon Un. Nations than lhe unexpected ap-1 many ' I Aluminium production to going lUcArthur” ta”p‘drr“D^wl^ ,hca<1 br leapa ““ bouncU’ Th* 7. Unlud 8t*tw *nd areat Brluln nhw in a nnaitinn tn direct a enun I*" D0* Outproducing the Axis in now in a position to direct a coun-1 . Ur OSMUW » u,, PMUtc. |1M. taporuta ~U1 » . maren 1 of more than 5:3. I The most serious factor in the .sbperb military leader In Australia American war picture to not the U not enough. General MacArthur defeats al Pearl Harbor or the East Indies, but rather the slow tempo 1. hundreds ot tanks, squadron of merchant shij/ production. At squadron ot atoerdft and a present, submarine* are sinking .. force sufficient to protect shlps fnjUjr- thnn we can build re­ extended lines of communication. placements . War materials will { All thia will call for tremendous soon be accumulating more rapidly tQort. Shipping men and arms to than we can make deliveries to the Europe during World War I wa* various fronts. ghlld'a play by compariscMi. It can Strikes have had a part In holding be done and will be done but none back ship production. Of us should underestimate the size Even more important, however, of the task. It *111 take time 'and shipyard expansion seenu to have a fighting spirit on the horhe front progressed al a more leisurely pace U well as full support of the armed than many other defense Industries. forces. For example, shipbuilders ar* still It to probably premature at this squabbling over a small; simplified time to talk of .a counter offensive type of ocean-going freighter called J.p<n M.n, month, ot ,the "Sea . „ Otter." This 1TO< >mp lq ship „„ could pnendln, ettort mo.1 pu. by telore o, m.u-pralofrt u, QU.nUUe. .utk. u« l»t» to > .UUln.lflck„1 to o,„. Ihc prmit sow, YOUR SECTOR' torials 7. E. VanPopering 8. H. Mather City Tournament Schedule April 5th. Ml sen 43», M Pease 438, F. Juppatrom j 594 436.J. Daniels 427. R. Wescott 4M1, WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Schader 425. Sporting News Doubles R Moore-H. Oook . POUR SAXONS PLACE O. JupjMtrom-B. Payne ON ALL-LEAGUE TEAM D. Goodyear-R. Flnnle , Hutlngs placed four men on the R. Hubbanl-C. Dolan ; first and second all-league teams W. Scha^er-H. Long . selected bv the West Central church K. Lechleitner-K. Chase . at lhe spring meeting March 24. C. DcCou-A. Brown i The teams Include: J. Wootbn-O. Brower First Poa. Second C. Lconard-K. Utberteaux Line (Hl ; VanAllen (Ol B E. Adams—■J. Delnaay . Banash <H> P. Wagner tH) Joe’Stuts—M. Reynolds 1 Brown. Capt. <Bl C._ Nichol <I» Homer Reynolds—W. Ayres : Lord <H) " G. C. ' Cooper (Ol Singles. O. Spicer (B> S. Kerjes (B» E. Erway “ L. Hawthorne Total Relaxation Needed j K Clark For Health and Beauty E. Lowry D. - Siegel A brief period of complete quiet j W. Hackney and detachment from activity wiU roflcn and postpone those annoying 4:00 P. M. lines of strain and worry. Amer- • Five Man leans are busy people. Frequently . Salem UBfiul they simply do not know how to be ( Cleveland ‘Bliss) still. ■ The woman who wishes to I Izmdon tBIlw have poise and serene beauty would Foundry < Bliss) do well to train herself in the art of State Insulation ' relaxation and make It a daily prac­ Rou-.h Tailon tice. Set oxide half an hour, or Apnl lath 6:00 P. M. • even 15 minutes, every day and । Double.-. learn how to relax. Lie down or W. Hackney-D. Siegel make yourself as comfortable as A. Melrow-D. Drews possible in your favorite chair. For J. OCoiu>or-S. Werner ut least five minutes try not to move John 6tutx-E Smith a finger. C Kenhehl-K. Daniels Don't spend time planning the E. Erwav-E Van Pop-ring menu for tomorrow's company din­ L. Stuart-K. Bracndlc ner Don't wrestle with any of lhe Singles. knotty problems you may have. Let tore, ot ■drau.te >lu u> .uttt rurth.rmoro ihh tn» ot H. Cook your mind drift. Let your whole ; HUtut lhe urnle, ol lhe Hum. „„ , j,,Uow drU, ,nfl mula G. Juppstrom body be Inactive. If the telephone An Invitation has been extended Phlon Ring League Bun(make a difficult target for a sub­ B Payne rings, let it ring There Is no law 1 to the Cub Packs of Barry Co. by W11 | A> -res. with 577, and hfs ! Any and all hints of impending ■ marinF. Yel many of the tradi! C Florin requiring you to answer, the tele­ Dounter offensive action in the 'ttonany-mlnded shipbuilders D. Goodyear phone. Of course, select a time "• Sr0""'1.™'" R, Hubbard when you arc least likely to be dis­ pacificcan probablybe writtenon | untble to accept this type of ship the short program to be given atLcnBUC geglers Tuesday night. Their as mere propaganda designed to ' n<n OT Bn experimental basis C. Dolan n, merenmn.«nH.d«i<mnd to ’ n OT Bn expe^em,] basis In the annual Appreciation dinner in raorts gme the Shipi^ra a pair of turbed. The serenity you gain will R. Finnie help you accomplish much more the ... meantime ...valuable days and Grand Rapids on April 25 Already RglnM nt the expense ot Tool bolster civilian morale. when you take up your activities 2300 reservations have been mode Room. Grinders took a pair of K. Chase ’ In this respect. It might be well weeks are lost. ■ forf this event, lhe attendance being garn-’s from Engineers and Oilier ,to point out that civilian morale I This Sea Otter controversy brings' imitted to the parents’ of Scouts, bud the better of Tool Room by K 1-aberteaux to already sound; that people mayjto blind the squabble which de- leader/, etc. No children arc al- InklnB fhe odd game by. a margin J. Wooton R Moore 'be disgusted with much of the -'eloped over the fast, light .motor-j lowed except on Invitation. {of four pins, E Adams bungling lo date but are certainly [ torpedo boat. Tradition bound navy j Haro|d yerJ *ho* hnfl w Independent League . Harold Yerty. who h.xi served so hot discouraged; that evidence of men argued against this type of I cnp3 |,ly as a Scout leader ut Wotxlhl PrcnUM and Harryt Long, D. Pea.se .. {capably as a Scout leader at Wood----------- .. tame co-ordinated, hard-hilling. hard-hitting, Jeraft. craft. However, lhe president oror-11Bnd hns nceepted employment in bowling anchor for Junior C. oi C . 8. Nash - Idered some built anyway nnd they : Hastings, so his successor will be and Woodland respectively matched H. Perkins •inspiring leadership al Washington WITH BETTER with Al ,akl taking hon-’ G. Oaks have proven Invaluable in action. chosen soon. ’their hr^ *-■•kill, Wn(.W1 *lh * "‘' the ,h" hon .'-would.be a greater stimulant than GARDEN ers by one pin. Al scored 563 and K. Stamm The merchant shipping problem . Yicws of victories—certainly much "‘‘ny, 562. ?'?. Though leslng the in- G. Monica »><.» iw T Tn it..,) Arrangements for the spring “ AIDS tnore so than hints of a great coun- must be solved before the United | Coufl of Honor for (hc Tlmmupplc। dividual mi match. Harry’s mates won G. Perkins jttr-offenahc action which is ob- States or her allies can hope to 1 diatrjCj troops are being considered,, two games from Junior C. of C. A. Prentice. i Biurien. won a pair from Food | reports Scout Executive Julius take the offensive anywhere. ‘ ---------------pdously months premature. | Knowlton. At this Court of Hon­ Center and Medics blanked Car ' Prospects of halting the Japa­ 1। Strand had the better of State or. advancements in ranks and tlie. Seal. I Insulation in the match that mrnnt Vleoro Fertiliser nese advance short of Australia now Mechanical War Against , K.H#UV i awarding of honors will be thr main Bliss Matinee’ the league leadership When they 10 lb. pkg. seem bright II to entirely probable _ . 1 features. Judge Archie McDonald Alvin oaks led the Matinee boys ^ppetHthe ‘firn two saincs “but Paralysis .in Seattle ■that the United Nations may I is the chairman of the committee with a 516 series nnd his mates. To- dn-,1,|X.d th<> I)nui BanlP charlotte While the warring armies In be able to stage increasingly dam­ Europe are employing mechanised ' on awards and advancement'. The jledo. blanked Cleveland Salem Hubbard and Jean Finnic scored date is sometime early in May. 1 won a imlr from London, one of ln lhe lnnlc|, wlu, n p„|r fff aging counter attacks against" the units to destroy one another, Seattle which was after the game ended a 4^9 scores and Ruth Peterson scored advance base.* of Nippon. In fact. Is mechanizing to save lives in the Hulk Garden Seed. rn* : 438. it rather appears that the Japs tn fight against infantile paralysis. Latest weapon In the battle to aid porttmen ’ S Ixagur i Doris. Taliaferro scored high for FREE—Your choice of New Guinea have already felt the infantile paralysis victims on lhe Keith Clia#* continued Iris fin- the evening’s pluv with 485. Mary AT THE STRAND sting of allied counter blows. -। Louise Thow.s hit 479 and Huth road to recovery is a mechanical , pin spilling by giving the Moose a "The Rough Riders" In However, counter attacks must not walker. ■ big 618 scries and n couple of gamess Prentice atwl Emma Carpenter hail ^"7*,,d, -i». n I on winning side, the loss going t a pair ot 474 totals. be confused with a counter offen­ The device, designed for comfort With Buck Jones. Tim McCoy ,o s, H(VM. p,,^, Kpnl, .fOrf()I Hastings Beauty Studio won n sive. Counter attacks are more or and utility, was built by N. Jartside. Quality Hove d,hR?yjrxt rthli2M-314-17110 >flri ,!>r n*«brtt pair qf games from Banner. Piston less isolated local operations de­ ehlef engineer of Swedish hospital. o,en Ln ‘ lbni, R 1 ' M»red 547 for• Rings blanked Boyes Real Estate, signed to regain positions already *h r ' ' City-County to blank Alton* andI Bonnet and Gown took thr odd helping patients regain use of their lost or to so impair ’ the striking , game from Trio Cafe and Leonards 1° “nl Sheldons whitewashed Hotels. weakened limbs. power of the enemy that a further ' won from Portias. Beta Sigma Phi It consists of a metal framework .Ginger Rogers in “Roxie Hart" | Recreation league bearing advance will be halted or at least with arm supports, and is mounted with George Montgomery ' By virtue ot a three game victory, ' from Windstorm by the grand slam Telling the roaring days of Chi-1 over Hustings Ice and Fuel. Perk s. route delayed. A counter offensive, on on rubber tired casters. "There's i Best scores: D Taliaferro 485, M the contrary. Is. a large scale op­ a aeat which; when the patient alls cago»when a pretty woman could Tavern ascended to llrst place in! L Thomas 479. Tt. Prentice 474. E on it. operates a brake. do no wrong. the league standing. Thr Tavcmi eration. a ’ big push" designed to । Carpenter • 474. D. Thayer 470. J. The "walking machine" resembles .. --------- TZZ . . . scored 2745’to score the victors" and HARDWARE sweep the enemy out of all con­ the device used by small children •The Devil Pay* Off starring J. lt wns cnouah to lead the evc- Mclvor 461. A. Ross 458. C. Hub­ Edward Bromberg, Osa Massen | PWon RltlBB dropped bard 419. J. Finnic 449. S. M. Pnlmstricken with the disease. quered territory. Phone 23.11 ‘ er 440. M. Finglelon 445. L. TcuFirst to use the apparatus was Dealing with the effort* of a | two games to Leonards and Middle­ The counter offensive, when it entnes. will doubtless be preceded Mrs. Adam W. Lyskoski of White former lieutenant commander of ville blanked Nashville. 1 Center, who is now able to walk the Navy who to dlKhargcd for by increasingly violent and persist­ ,, *. . . with crutches. She was stricken playboy tendencies, to uncover an 1 r, . GtKxl -vcn* S®3 ent counter attacks against Japa­ with infantile paralysis last August international plot to turn our ships ,hr Commercial Uague and tas aL I MP E R I A nese strongholds. However, it will and first used the walker in Muy. over to the foreign powers - - : so lhe key to the winning of three probably become extremely dis­ when she also began to wear leg 1 games for Goodyear Bros Hdwy hi AT THK BARBT couraging If one interprets the news braces. ' the match with Roush Tailors At first completely paralyzed, and •< Santo Fe" starring Hoy C DeCoti cored 547 for City: of each successful counter attack as nearly 11 months in the hospital. .Bo«rn'- George Hayes WALLPAPERS the beginning of big scale offensive Mrs. Lyskoski is now able to ride Vigorous gunplay, slambang uc- games from Auto Sport Shop. Will ■| TV* action. in cars and to keep her balance on “on and high hilarity combined Ayres scored 562 (or the Sport* menu quota of snappy tunes. | Viking was blanked by Moynahan 1 If the United Nations are able crutches. She ,no longer needs to {W»th » And you con absolutely to hold their present positions and . use the walker, I'm delighted to '"The Body Disappears" starring and Faul, Middleville Creamery ap­ plied the w'h!t>’wa.sh to Hastinp.s' i "I get around• •beautifully.” she ex­ depend on thami For inuiu a striking force of suffeient — find sb many u».n« wnas size for offensive operation within plains, recalling the time when she 1 o.. Showing what nappen. happens wnen when a it Construction. State Inflation won Inexpensive <« p.<ii it. ottitit prank turns out to be even funnier । ?, ,M.lr num ntiui Andrus Service iinu and;; the next eight months, lhe accom­ could not even move her hand. ' Hastings tLumber .nd and ro»i Coal took two! Imperial papers! plishment will be a notable one. | Nurses estimate that within a I than it was Intended. | from Coffee Shop. 1 year and a half. Mrs. Lyskoski will There are many months of hard ^“able 'to"Wik"ydthout’wwi "North lo the Klondike" .tarring i Citi Tournament washability! work ahead for all of us before we I crutches. Brod Crawford, Lon r-/ —■'* Chaney. Jr.. I • The weekend bawling In the City' j "She and the other stricken pa ­ Evelyn Anker-, Tournament In the Five Man Event’ can expect much in the way ol tients find the walker a great boon 1 A roaring adventure film of pw-‘ wax rather spectacular n.> Mcdies sensationally good news. Sneering days in Alaska. ; had ar. opportunity to go into tint j In their'fight to regain health. I-it i’LI ' uei>,i » place to replace Food Center who! HIGHLIGHTS AND SHADOWS td ^n ’■ ”""a • “« !MC In spite of bad new* from the war • *s"-^" ’ ' Going into thriF last name after ‘ Commercial ’ Blueberry J “ <«'•»» fronts and evidence of bungling and It . . .. . ' Tracing the further ,ur,1'er adventure* I,dv*nlures o! । having ■-coitd 820 m.d 893 the fin.t todo Doubleday, nmibtodav who -hn has h» risen rtw-n from fm,., ; t|wJ. rcrl),() |(nlv .R, inefficiency at Washington, there Hag Interesting History Dodo are several outstandingly bright I. Blueberries hove become one of ' “'e rank of Private to Top Ser- pins to tf *■ — seant mw most uio.t Important impvriam Of vi cultivated kumv.icu । — ------ in 24 hours because of Jus ...J I u,<nitv-ti spots .in the American war picture.■’ the fruits. A few year. ago. wild ber- . of aripjr technique. • j ^OI!d p Tank production b exceeding all ’ rlcs were plentiful and everyone • * expectations. It Tow appears that .. ’' '2" “! Rubidoux v 1 "Icranelft SI,mm could i»cip help himself to this deliclou* Mount I B./uiu tmiucu v> itu* uciiciour ll>. Io>l> wl br rrr.Ui.nl Borwrrll ! !pod A, w,u bra >b. Mount Rubidoux rises rise, abruptly I Prrkln, dllr ,o ... lh<. |wmr|. „n . th, double, in is message to Congress can ae- ( sorbed for industry and roads, or from the Santa Ana valley at River- j u..„, 1|lto n„t pUrtside. Calif. .d'LS* .r. At the hc crest cre“ Is a c Iwl,h “ blK 131,1 xwe tually be exceeded If necessary, bought up for farms and country ’ dedicated to the memory .of Father ' • stutz .-cofed well tn the sir The story of the conversion of cer- homes, free blueberries became Junipcro Serra, the heroic Francis■ les with a 677 to take fir:.’ ph tain peace time Industries to the > J*aiTe" Meanwhile, the cultivated A ! and hto teammate Homer Reynold: -1 blueberry came on the market. Its can missionary to the Indians production line manufacture of history Is highly Interesting, be­ feature of special Interest connect­ tanks will make pleasant reading cause this larger, improved fruit is ed with this mountain is the Imprcs- I when the full tacts can be told. the result of an amateur’s deter­ sive Easter service held annually al | fallow, GUARANTEID WASHABLI AND FAST TO LIOHT sunrise. Airplane production, too. to com­ Fivf An industrial.-------------- ------------------------[ j F«)d Center ing along rapidly. A - ■ "godmother" of lhe modern blueFOR THAT IMPORTANT % Gallaudct College -Medic-, miracle has been achieved in adapt­ berry at commerce ii Mi*» Eliza­ beth C. White of Whhcsbog. N. J. GalJaudet college, for the deaf. In 1 3 Toledo B1King the manufacture of airplanes Washington. D. C. was established I ' Attons ’ Living in a blueberry bog dirtrict. • even the highly complex Flying Shop Office Bli ahe carne acroi* a bulletin from the 1 in 1884 and named in honor of Thom- I If lhe glamour and loveliness of Imperial papers have made Fortress bombers' to production line U. S department of agriculture de­ as Hopkins Galloudet. the founder 1 1 Hnsthier Ice-Fl you fear they were “too expensive"... just edme in and sec methods. So far as productive ca­ scribing the localities in. which U:e of deaf-mute education In America, i 7- SHHdcns our new 1940 Imperial line! A wide choice of beautiful pat­ pacity la concerned. the ’United wild fruit grows and commenting on It is the only institution in the world ( K Viking.-. «»~ IK>U‘ States alone has already broken the experiments of Dr. F. V. Cole­ devoted to the higher education of ' terns that cost less than you'd ever imagine! See them today! I 1 K Slamm-H F Axis superiority In the air. (Before ville of-ihe department in growing the deaf. You will find exactly the papers you want identified by the 2: H Malhrwx-D plants from cuttings. superiority on the actual fighting Future Admirals Lest famous Imperial silver label! This was in 1910. Miss White fronts lx achieved, however, there The United Stales navy lost lhe 4. R Taltaferro-S. la a problem in transportation to promptly wrote to Dr. Coleville and services of 30 members of the 1940 5. A. Prrnticc-E. 1 as a result of correspondence agreed graduating c!a*» of the Naval ajadbe solved). In heavy and medium to collect unusually fine specimens I bomber^ and naval patrol craft, the in her vicinity, from which he might cmy because of physical disquali­ 7 E Cn;mb.ick-C Bennett I 8 R. Endsley-S. Rogers THE REXALL DRUGGISTS U. 8. product to in a class by Itself. propagate Improved new varieties fications. chiiHi* defective eyesight. Singles Judging from accounts *etii in by From this pioneer beginning has Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To AH j 1. Joe Stutz ooservtrs at the battle fronts, our grown tha Mw industry, steadily in­ ' H. Reynold) Prompt Delivery Service Phone S131 creasing in volume in response to Newsreels work with remarkable i fighters are good enough to pro­ popular demand. speed. They are assembled cut and ( ,T O Cmmur vide dangerous upimnlltott but arc completely edited in S single day. not quite on a par with latest BritFeature film* often require months.1 g h. Tailsferfo Scout Noles Bowling News “r'^r^rs'uj'fi.sj s; 30 85 8 Dress Up The new spring styles are here in abundance. New colors and styles and assortments to' make select­ ing easy. CURLEE SUITS ,pf fine all wool worsteds, shet­ lands, ga ba rdines. Colorful styles that you will enjoy wear­ ing. $2(j-5° to $35 °° SPORT COATS and Slacks of gabardine wool cord^, coverts. These styles are just right for the young man. SPORTCOATS WOOL SLACKS g.75 to £^.50 5.5O to g.50 SHAPELY SHIRTS The Theaters G.E.GOODYEAR Wallpaper Beauty you can depend on! These fine shirts are here in all the new spring patterns that are new and color­ ful. Fancies in woven madras, broad­ cloth, and rayon mixtures. -| .65 to 2’5° Plain colors in white and all the popular pastel shades. Regular collars, short col­ lars, and all-purpose sport collars. £.98 to 2-50 Famous IFembley NOR’EAST TIES Known the country over as the finest non-wrinkle tie made. Complete assort­ ment of plain and fancy colors for spring. DON'T FORGET YOUR PORTIS HAT We have it in stock 2-98 to 5.OO CARVETH & STEBBINS Waters Clothes Shop "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" HASTINGS. MICHIGAN JJ �THE HA8TIN08 BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL t, IHi SOCIAL EVENTS Community Notices ! Organizations ' WRITERS' gItLI) MEETS The writer's Guild of Hastings met with Mu* Ottilia Kaminske Monday evening. March 23. The ' AND i members were asked by the prrsident. Mrs. Doris Deming to sub­ There will be a meeting April 7 mit to her short scripts for use in at the Quimby church <t 8.30 P. M. U8O work. One guest, Harold Rowto appoint an Air Raid warden. Leon Dealer will be the speaker. will be held tn lhe office of Mrs. Mr* Fred Fleming entertained ... ------------Baird on April 16 the Linger Longer club Saturday 111 evening. ! Tlie Goodwill Community Club CARLTON CENTER ' • * ‘ W1U meet at the church thia week EXTENSION GROUP Tlie Young Mothers club met at Saturday night. April 4. Fred Smith' — - ■L . - . The Car don Center Extension Ute home of Mr* Darrell Hall. 514 in charge of program. a ryone Br0Up wli| have thflr nfxl meeting Center St. Thursday afternoon, invited April 8. All of Hie former member* After a short business meeting Mrs ------- ---। or anyone else who wishes to come Hebert Phillips gave n talk on “I* Casllon Center x are cordially invited Please be • B.itlncA.i Ever Good?" A shower wan The Extension pfub meet* April Jilvai for Mr*. Ivan Snyder for the-gth at 12.00 oclock at Wing’s hall present at 12 o'clock. Leona Fuller. Lew baby. The next meeting will for tiie last lesaoh of lhe year and a Sect. ' Farming Fads Worth Knowing Women’s Hatg Give Vent To Their Inhibition! Styles of women's hats tha past tew years accomplished one thing: They arc keeping men out ot mH- WILLARD 801 her husband to pass Judgment on a bonnet as she tries them on. If she Should wait until tha saleswoman brings forth one he likes she would iit 7^ front ct the store mirror all CLUB NEWS , . Tn' " * lW. Mr_xM Mn Bui cluoc ol HamI HOT CROSS BUNl HUDAT AND 8ATURDAT AT ....______________ DAFFODIL CAKE ijeand In|«r HOT CROSS SUNS .1 yom matching colors In their shirts and neckties, blending them into hat and suit colors. Without much effort I they succeeded In giving to their ' menfolk a much more pleasing *p- The question automatically arises*. Where is the good taste now? If «omfn are such good judges of men's clothe® why have they gone so haywire on hats therrfselves? | Once upon a time men complained that woman's hats changed in style *r» nftr-i so often Ihnt th.'t It kent kept a* tellnw fellow broke trying to keep up. Now there are no grounds for such complaint It would be safe to challenge anyone. ! even an expert, to tell what Is In style and what is out. The variety is so wide that last year's hat can be worn again this year without fear of recognition—but just try to get mln » Friday morning. Women started » campaign a few I ■ IX lii-lt^ with Mrs. Elmer Apsey on .-peciaJJmainflUi meeting. All former FENNOCK AlJI 30... finrinhera are requested to be pre.iKITCHEN GUILD ’ X ■ ent All regular membera are expmriock . Pennock Hospital Hospital Kitchen Kitchen Guild Guild । Mn. Gordon Item entertained -er; peered and any one intete«ed in wlil rneA Tuesday evening, April 7. A Dry-Season Grain Crop 1 riul for d.s'.crt and cimWThuraday Extension work L« cordially invited at -• tlie *■home ------- of• •• ---------- ------Miv, Alberta Nash.' When the season or the territory is too dry for corn, one of the ; ufte.-noon. March 25. at her home on The L. A. 8. will serve an election n 516 W Grand street. Each member adapted sorghums frequently will produce a full crop of grain. Harvest- | West Court street. Winners at ped- day April 8th. - dinner. ------ There will required to bring a "white ele-i ing a large acreage is frequently a problem, but Kansas Experiment Staro were Mr* Glenn Kahler. Mu be an InV — 7" , an interesting program in Hie phant." I tion recently developed lhe new Colby milo—shown in the sketch—which rUoyd Andenon and Mis Ellis Kel-. afternoon Everyone invited. -------- -»•>.. --------- '— inu<>ma The Tn. 1 K “" “-----------»----------i— is sufficiently short to harvest with a combine. ley Mrs. Don Taffec wa* a gueat. program will be free. I IHospital . Guild No.-22 will meet' Hie next party will be held nt the: ------------1 at tn P nome tn* home oI nt Mrs. Mrs Ray iiav Finnic Finnic' Lespedeza in Missouri home of Mrs. Kelley on South Jeff- Cedar Creek Tuesday April 7 With more than fi.500,000 acre* already seeded to lespedeza in the «n> «««. WetodM. Aprtl I , Tlw Ced„ Cr«» omHr.y CuelJ „ ' u ... | state, Missouri ha* taken such a commanding lead in the nation that the • • • .lUmMMlhMr, v-lmiUU-kmo,,. T".'™ °( •*" 2LT’' USDA hu selected the Missouri Experiment Station u the key station in Mr». Ellis Kelley entertained two Wrdi!psd.,y, April B for an alirrnoon rn Ihr Mow .111 h- Arid fAldwyi lespedeza breeding and culture for the entire country. tables of contract al her home Fri­ meeting. 1 evening. April 3. al the Monse Hall. I Tte CM.r emk commpriny telub | Tw •nwm.JuH.Hon cub .ill! day evening. March 27 Prlr.cn were Dust for Potato Insects won by Mr*. Glenn Kahler, Mn. 'S','I *' "" l»mo ol Mm. K A John Hill and Mrs Merle Kelley. For the home potato patch, Iowa Experiment Station recommend* • • ■ IM. work nidoy err- u„r„„, m B lusting al 10 to 12 day intervals with 25 lbs. to the aere of a mixture of 92 i Sunday. Marcli 29. a farewell n,n<- April 3. ........ lbs, of 325-mesh qulfur and 8 lbs. of ealcium arsenate. The powder i* । applied with either a power or hand duster, when the dew ia on the plants, i • • Prairieville * .Vailefs who leaves April 2 for serv- ■ Ttie Leo A Miller Auxiliary to Uie ■ W. 8. C. S. will meet. Wednesday.' Ice in Use army, at the home of his Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet: i 8 with Mrs. Ernest Farr. Put | at the G. A. R hall Thursday eve-' Feeding Native Lambs mother. Mrs Peter Eckman, at April ; In feeding experiment* with native lambs—from weaning age to an i dinner nt noon. Thomnpplr lake About forty 1luck 1 nine, April 2. Nomination and elec-, average weight of 70 lb*.—Pennsylvania Experiment Station found the U‘'k CJ,ub *U« friend* „.U and relatives u.reuueu attended vun.com- .1 . Hon of officers will be held. All < lug fiom Detroit, Grand Rapids. April 3. yrtth Mrs. ^fary Flower at members are urged U> be present. most efficient grain mixture to be 35 part* soybean meal—64 part* coarsely ground corn—and 1 part salt. Best method of feeding was 3 Lowell. Dearborn. Inkster. Battle Parchment. All *" day meeting, pot । a light lunch will be served. part* of ini* mixture to 2 part* of red clover hay by weight. Creek. Hasting* and Carlton Center. luck dinner al noon. The ftebekali* will sene dinner1 Hospital Guild No 18 ,wil| have Charlp was presented with a wrist Protecting Cannery Seed Peas watch as a remembrance from his and have a baked good* sate at the n benefit card party at lhe home of Odd Fellows hall, eteclion day. f“ ■ — • ■ --------■ Extensive field tests in New York show that treating pea seed with friends and relatives. Mrs Shirley Henry. — 305 E — High । St. orv Tuesday afternoon. April 7, the protK-r fungicides to prevent rotting in the ground has increased yield* Wednesday evening. Mutch 25. the Delian a* much a* 625 per acre in field* where seed decay wa* serious—and as at 2M) o'clock. A general invitation Women of the Moor held a pot luck The Delton Extension group will much n* $17 per acre where decay conditions were not bad. Coat of tha h- extended. seed treatment ranged from 45c to fl.50 per acre and proved to be the birthday supper at the hell Ttie en­ meet with Mr*. Clarence William* on I Barry County M E A. will meet most important single Item in increasing profit*. tertainment committee. Mix* Ila. Tuesday, April 7 R-ed and Miss Margaret Johncnek. The Cedar Creek Cemetery Qrelr Bl Woodland Wednesday evening, conducted some Interesting game*. will hold an afternoon meeting al April 8. Election of officers will be Bedding Cows Mr* George Alloft nnd Mrs. Harvey the home of Mrs. Lyle Dickerson held. Dinner at 7 o'clock. Ttie In bedding dairy cows on concrete floor* the most important thing is l/-wi* were on lhe ciip|M*r committee.* Wednesday. April 8 speaker will be Dr. Ryneli IL Setto have plenty of bedding under the cow'* udder. A cold concrete floor is Mrs. William Hudson, Mrs. Robert •Die Delton InlandJ.akM Garden bert from Western Michigan Col- the causa of many udder troubles and often materially reduces milk ' Bowman and Mb* Marie Setae were club will hold it* .next meeting at jege. He will talk on "Tlie Need production even when no specific udder troubles make their appearance. guests. • , the 'home of Mm. Beit Patton For a Mature America." Chopped or shredded bedding i* easier to handle and keep in place than long straw, and less of It is needed. And a floor of cork or creoxoted wood Thursday afternoon, April 9. Roll Miv. Katharine Wecber was host- call—"What Will Your Garden1। Hastings Townsend Club No. 3 blocks under the rear end of the cow is far superior to concrete. CM to the Busy Eight Club. Mqii- Contribute Toward Defense?'' The;I meets every Tuesday evening at 830 Dried Milk for Poultry day evening. March 30. al’her home program.’ which will be on Rose Cui-' W Grand. Everyone welcome Bunco wa* played with prizes going ture and Lilies, will be In charge of , Pennsylvania Experiment Station has found that the addition of dried, to Mrs. Harry McDonald. Mrs. Clar­ Mr* Patton nnd Mrs. Robert Barnes. 1 There will be a meeting of the skimmilk in fairly small amount* definitely improve* an all-mash rution graduate nurses of Barry county ence Johnpock. and Mrs. Rozel) for Leghorn pullets—even when the ration ha* already been balanced Communion servlets will be held Stauton. In the Delton Methodist church on Thursday. April 9. nt the Barry through the' use of alfalfa leaf meal, meat scrap*, fish meal and eod liver Hr*IUi Department ' MLs* Mb* oil. The evidence point* to certain intangible value* in the milk that are Thursday evening. April 2 at 7:30. County HralUi Mrs. K. S.-. McIntyre wa*. hastes* Members of lhe XIllo and Prairieville Olive Sewell and MU* France Ben- not shown by it* chemical analysis. From the standpoint of rgg-producto tier bridge club on Tuesdfy afjamln Will be the speakers. I - lion,egg-weight and hatchability, it was not found necessaiy to use more jet noon. the winner* being 3^n> Edw ’ churches will participate [ than S'", of dried skimmilk in an all-mash laying ration. However, mor-------------------------------The Lady Maccabees will hold an lali’.y in the offspring from these pullet* was lower when the dams Van Papering and Mrs, R. G. Flnnl". afternoon meeting at Ute’ home* of Taln't Ro' received from to 8.75'.; of skimmilk in their ration. Dn you believe that: All red1 The .-.ixtern msfliberr of the Mrs Hattie Whittemore Thursday Leaded people have bad tempers? | Friendly Neighbors group met nt April 2. Renovating Old Permanent Pasture । . —--------Fat people are almost invariably . the home ot Dr ami Mm. B. A. Dowling Under most circumstances Iowa Experiment Station recommends jolly? Square-jawed people arc esdisking an old grass pasture before re-seeding—instead of plowing 1L There will be a defense meeting in pcciully courageous? A rattlesnake brat ion of tin- latter's birthday the church basement on April H at always rat Acs before he strikes? | Even the most thorough disking doe* not prevent the bluegrass from which occurred several day* Inter. coming back—and in their experimental work very heavy disking gave A OT.p,,..,,,, ... « P “ « “ * The right way to lift a rabbit is by t A ca.jierallvc supper was served af­ better result* than either medium or light di*king or no disking at all. A ter wbicii which pedru was played. Mrs M>». M*1** good idea is to do most of the disking in the fall and finish the job the EJxic Mead and Wayne .Merrfck held (,'edAr Creek ested to learn that Dr. William S. | following spring as early a* possible. Standard recommendations for high wore* and low score- went to Eve/yonc attending the Com- Walsh (in "Making Our Minds Bfe pasture renovation, at least in southwestern Iowa, are 5 lb*, of sweet clover. 3 lb*, of red elover, and 2 lb*, of alslkc. But if this writer waa Mr*. Myron Tucketman and Gary munlIy CIub u to com(» ln have”) calls these popular beliefs farming in that territory I would want to add alfalfa, ladino clover, Csook. * \ 0](j r|othe» ns it is to be a “poverty treasured by mankind—and many Pennock H^pltal’Guild rfo 13 Htirty." Prize* will be given. others like them—"mental rubbish." | smooth brome grass and Korean lespedeza to that mixture—especially the brome and the lespedeza. "They become," say* Dr. Walsh, j met n*. the home of Mr*. I. J. Smith: COATS GROVE "furniture for our minds chiefly lust Wednesday with twenty-two in Nelson Cate ha* sold hi* farm tn through cur lazy habit of taking. I Protein for Hogs attendance. Assistant hostesses A good many practical hog raisers were still skeptical on lhe subject .. , ... j .. V/jn Bayne. We are hoping he and without scrutiny, what we are told, | were Mrs. Albert Klnne and Mr*. V bto WJfc w|U sUU ren,aln Jn the and particularly what we read.** । of feeding tknkagr or mixed protein supplement* to growing hogs in self­ D Ackerman. After I . lhe buMneM community feeder*. In a majority nf these case* the objection seem* to be that the ----- ----------u „, the hospital, Mr nnJ M s pauJ Wflodman anrl meet line nnd sewing f(or hogs will eat so much of the expensive supplement that the feed cost per Dirty Watbllnc* several games were re- Mr*. Ira Shultz of Hastings were at; cwt. of gain will be materially increased. In a few cases, feeders have , .-------------------, enjoyed and . Dirty washlines and clothespins ■ told the writer that they were afraid that heavy consumption of protein freahmenta served served. Tlie meet-. Kalamazoo Saturday freahnrenta Die next meet> would cause scour* or indigestion and throw ^hr herd off feed. Ohio Ing U on April 23 at Mr*. L«» WellMr and M„ WartTn -^baugh leave smudges on freshly washed clothes, so both should have periodic I Experiment Station ha* answered the latter objection by feeding rations tare* home. , , , 'have been visiting Nell Smith* in containing as high a* 54'e protein with little or no digestive disturbance. wnshlngs Put them In the me­ ’- ‘ '| Midland; Neil is in a cast again on And literally thousands of teste, both on farm* and at experiment stations, Mr*. L. F. Mau* entertained Hie chanical washer and let it run for U and I club last evening. Wcdnrs- account ol a broken leg. a few minutes, or scrub on a wash-' have shown that healthy hog*, fed both grain and supplement in self­ The Revival meeting* are enntinday. at cards and refreshments. . board with a firm brush after a pre- , feeders, will not overeat on the supplement. In fact, the writer ha* found ... I iifhg until Thursday evening of this that they will not do this when feu supplement in a feeder and corn by llmlnnry soaking. hand. Member* of the Y M L club with good Interest are uueat* of Mr* James Panner, Tl’c D. G. T O gave a party for todav at it coufwralivc dinner and Bertluv Case Inst TTiurxduy Art of Camouflage lf you arc over 85. you cannot get Poultry Tonic u social afternoon I afternoon. Mr* Margaret coat* had The arl of camouflage dates back - • • charg? of some lively contests. Mrs.! a job on WPA, as lhe act of 1033 । Cod liver oil is widely used to to the beginning of lhe Christian Mr*. S. C Rogers U entertaining Vera Brinker in behalf of lhe club, prohibits the employment of persons supply 'vitamin D in feeds for livea small group of friends this after- presented Mrs. Case with a picture 1 stock, particularly poultry. noon at bridge at>4 box of candy. Refreshment* were ' • • . served. The "500 club" met wl'h Mr and johnnv Richardson has been ill Mrs Vernor“Blough Saturday eve- during the past week ntng, the sixteen members liclng Tne Sunday school reached their pr* sent Mr*. Boyd Clark and Wm. Rna] feat Sunday B6 being present, linington held top score* and Mrs.land next Sunday evening lhe 8. S Carl Ricker and Clarence Cappon and the C E will co-operate in pulhad the consolations. ting on an Easter pageant o„ TUCM.,'.’tuA<U B.rt»r. . °I °‘ Tumi. rnlcrUMM :.ls ol Mr Illite 5 J"”’. “,1* “ Irirnd. In booor of hrr lourih birth- “..od ., ,. ,. Ii ling* visited at • o*i their men parent*. Mr m. ; on’ « Sunday Mr*. Elmer Robinson was linstes.. ' annd J Mr*. Jeve Chaw « ’>«<»■*- । Earl of the tn Circle No 9 of the Method!*: E"r. Weygandt -I ; C. O Camp W S C. S. on Wednesday evening of MtintaU* wa* home for lhe last week, with twenty member* Mr,d led the C. E meeting nnd gtieata present Mr* Thomas 0,1 8unday evening. Ogden gave a review of lhe book. COATS GROVE CHURCH OF “The Key* at the Kingdom.” and CHRIST fur devotions each repeated a Bible v.-r*e , Mn. Bernard Quigley U to be 10 m Sunday school. Earl the April hOKte**. —I’Al l»A*. k BONDS— , oupi. Mr and Mr* Win Bradford rti- ■ }} “■ «»• CummutUon. 1115 Preaching service trrtHlnrd 4hrtr couple* informally " *" a in “ ‘ (K.t. 8 00 Easter program put on by at their home following lhe per-, Last C. E. and S. 8. termnnr- of 'Ttie Seven L»-i Words' at the Preibylerlan church Tuiyidav evening The guest* were, Mr and Mrs Arthur Ixiwrr and th" Did you know that you can cover guest soloist*. Mr. and Mrs Gordon the four wall* ot an average sized William* ot Woodland and Mr. room with four giant fiber board and Mr*. Robert Wing of Grand panels tn less than two hours? It's Rapid*. a thought if you're modernising a room tn which the plaster is badly tracked, or if you're making a room Crisp Bedroom Decoration out of an unfinished attic space. A crisp and immaculate bedroom is decorated in gold, mauve and The panels may be left unfinished, white, with maple furniture in a •or painted over with ordinary wall wheat. finish; Ttie white-painted paint walls have a thick ceiling molding of ’ white plaster rope’ The carpet is Caring (or Electric Toaster mauve. White shantung draw cur­ The fine wires in the heating ele­ tains frame lhe window. The wtflie ment of. an- electric toaster will bedspread is of rough novelty, test- break--------unless —-----------------------------they're handled care­ .lure fabric. Cold and white striped folly. Use • kvig-handled brush material covers the chairs, dressing to tlcau the toaster each time it is table bench and small sola. used. Bakery Speci BANGIIART BAKBIIY PkoM MM 113 8. Jtfftrion SL BESSMER’S MARKET Phone 2293 2 deliveries dolly Orders Over SI Delivered Free! If the lack of a tire makes your car retire Just phone us for fo«d, our truck's for hire We'll bring you meat, potatoes, and bread To keep you away from a costly retread. Tlie hat manufacturer* got rich changing design* ao that Die women would have to buy several hats every season or be considered old-fashtoned. They are maintaining their profit margins now by making hats that even the women who wear them can’t ^tend for more than a few days. Calyx Spray One of the most Important con­ trol measures for coddling moth is the calyx spray, which is applied of the petals have dropped Thia timing is to prevent indiscriminate . poisoning of honeybees, which are of much benefit to the OfthardlsU in the pollination of the fruit bloom. In carrying on pollination work, there should be placed for every । acre, a strong colony of bees, or space each colony at 200-yard inter­ college entomologist. Manhattan. Starling* Introduced Early attempts to introduce Euro­ pean starlings into this country were unsuccessful, but once established, these birds have spread nnd multi­ plied to become peats. Cleaning Specials, April 3-4 Quality Brooms .'43c Giant I. G. A. Soap Grains69c Large I. G. A. Soap Grains21c Large I. G. A. Soap Flakes23c Jack and Jill Ammonia2 qts. 25c Med. Dux.---- 14 3 pkgs. 25c Saniflush, Large21c Michigan Kciffer Pears 2 2J tins 49c Royal Guest CoHeelb. 27c O-So-Tander Hams, Picnic Hams, Bacon, Everything for a complete Easter menu. Order early. J Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Columa ">1 Fashion i HUNT i [xdtingly Different fol 91'emen Sec these fabulously beautiful new Easter Kyles for discriminating women. Distinctively smart, they'll accent and glamorize new costumes. We've shown merely a few. Stop in...sec our complete selection... today. 2?8 to 595 ...in MEN'S STAR BRANDS Handsome? One look will convince you.’ But more important...Star Brands ttay good looking. It’s their combination of careful craftsmanship, debonair styling arid carefully selected leathers (no paper or fiberboard . i» used jn Star Brands). See Star Brands before you buy- Fon««’™ Boys Do Care GIT STAR BRAND SHOES Bon are va«o vboui loul» uhitnei Snr Brindi. snd • wnart sppearsni ... longci... select Stir Brend loswatr’n' 98 »o 2?8 to 098 J65 TAYLOR'S SHOE STOR HASTINGS Go»d Ihoat Frogwty FlHo4" �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL t. 1»U P. M. Confession* at SL Cyril Elders far three years. Forrest B. W. 8. C. 8. GROUPS' church nt Naahville at ten A M. Lane and A. J. Lanien. 1 ANNUAL *"* MEETING The general public tn Invited to The Presbyterian choir, under the Tlie annual meeting of the Barry all these services, especially the direction of Arthur W. Lower, went . Mum and Proceuion on Holy Thur»- to Woodland last Sunday afternoon County Women's Society of Ch ra­ ttan Service was held Thursday. ) d.ty und the Tre Ore service on. and presented "Tlie Seven Last rate METHODIST CBUBC1I March 28. at the Methodist church > Gofid^ Friday. In lime of war we words" by DuBois In the Methodist in Hastings. Mrs. Fred Jones, presi­ I should consider life a little more church. 'observance of dent. presiding. The meeting whs seriously and turn our attention '!_ HOLY WEEK aliened with a welcome by the presi­ . 1to God wno who now* hold* in ine lhe riumiM PILGRIM holi HOLINESS ,, > .,,„v . h-1 '1 Almighty Jumigniy uoo .s Holy Week isbeinghollow of His hand the destinies of TABERNACLE dent and the invocation was given several Hastings churches with' d . .. ~ ~~ . by lhe Rev. L. W. Stone. Congrega-, ..widl services, »rvtr«« special oierial music music and nnd n,rn ,nQ OI nat|0,1-s . Last. LirtxSunday 8und«y Cl closed the special tlonal singing was led by Rev. A | special services with Rev. Moran as speaker. Methodist Circuit .appropriate sermons. CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE A. Butterfield, accompanied by Rev A candlelight service will be held। Rev. Miss Alexander assisted with Everett Love of Freeport Reports Esn Hs.sisll at. In Hut kle>k Grace Lutheran—At the Graef Lutheran church, Maundy Thurs­ nt the Quimby church tonight?start­, the singing ttie last week. Next Sunday Rev. Mr.s. Manker' given and accepted. day. lodar. Is being cclrbratftt with ing at 7:30 o'clock, conducted by the, " 1 **'•• Tlie; will speak on "Resurrection Revrla-' a communion service at 7 30 o'clock Rev, Albert A. Butterfield Guests were introduced and each B P. M . the Misses Ardea nnd Naomi Lord's Supper will be administered। lions." Sunday evening—"Taught in-*'spoke -on the work of her depart-.u .». । the Sepulchre." Special singing. Clum singing n duet. A Good Fil­ every half hour, so people may fee) ment. The following dLstnct offkera'i;>.»>('i»'ir «, come «.u u .v Wednesday night prayer meetingJ were present: Mrs Arthur Shaw free to and K go at wiu. will. opeSpe! church at 7:45. studying the1 program planning: Mrs. Webb, mis- |n ehartii led with Donald Clark as the soloist clal music, scripture and poetry *111 !n 7 so. 0‘ Revelation. the Rev O. H Trinklelri. pastor. be other features of the servicer announces. All are welcome. —n' ----------"---------------FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, av P M. at 2.M at the home of educallon; Mr> M A Hobbs SCIENTIST Find Methodist— Cornr Chart* sad C«nt«r Stmts । Winnie Vandelin on Park street. cording secretary, and Mrs. J. H.j 'Thursday evening, tonight. the I PRESBYTERIAN prr-Enster communion will be held! ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ixe. corresponding secretary. FIRST CHURCH OF • . Mrs. Bertha Bush and Mrs- I. J.| at uie .ii the mr'i Pint Methodist m>-iii<kii.m church. iiiurvu. part p.«ri,1, The mr Woman's womun s Missionary Society ssociety CHRIST."'sCTENTIST i of :hr xrvlci' to be by candlelight. | win meet with Mrs. Henry Mulder. | ■_' Smith were*appointed by the presi' 2.T.V."*.: for Sunday Lt “Un• Administration of the communion ----- --W. ----------- - ~2. nt ■two ' The subject 828 Bond, -today, April 1 -------------will be made by tlr? pastor, the o'clock. organisation. Mrs. Harper. Mrs 1 -----------. | . Rev L. ’ Winston Stone The "* .... chorDay. Mrs Owens, and Mrs. Simpson 1 BMMANUCL EMICOPAL CHUBCll The last session of thr pastor's -METHODIST CIRCUIT us choir will ring "God So Loved preparatory class will meet ut the’ There will be a candcllght com- were appointed on the nominating th« World ".by Stainer On Friday committee. , tnanse today. April 2. at 4:15 P M. munion service Thursday evening Opening the nftrmoon program A Joint meeting of the trustees Honlghtl beginning ut 7 30 at the Gcxxl Friday and elders will be held ut the Quimby church for the entire cir- whs an organ prelude by Mrs. Hotcopul church. chureh at 7:30 P. M. Tuesday. April cult. The Invitation to ttartakc of old’^Foster and devotions were led! methodist 7. | the Lord'.. Supper will be given every by Mrs. Bertha Husli of Delton. Mr-, dowling • banfield ■Reman t'athelh'— __ .... Supper «_______will ... be < admin-) _j_._ ! half hour until 9:30 Music, scrip- Robert Burch and Mr.s. L. W Stone churches The • Lord's R«b«ri C. gaitk. Jr- P*«ur Father John V. Dillon announces LMercd l^.v.vu in Ul the Hastings ....... . • lure, poetry, and meditation will udd any a duet. One hundred und church Sunthat today Holy Mass Will tie cde- J dny inoniing. April 12. i! ’’U"kiV”*’**iFr'4*i h'’ ■ to ttie insplnltion and uplift of this fouHeen responded to roil call. The nominating committee pre"i., ‘Z*.,t.i>‘.7’n.r,"iL.7.'.' • tlc Drat.-d at 8 00 a. M. followed by Lansing Presbytery will hold itsi1' service. Come as earlv ns vou cun sented the following slate of of- .u .n.m.t.r- >hi p m ' piou-.-.u-.n .it the Blexsed Bj»crn- nnnual meeting in the Presbyterian and stay as long as you can ; tsTSn”’ "m.‘<i" i inc-it A.loratiim eonilnucs all clay j chureh 1U Holloway .April 13. i On Tueaday afternoon. April 7. fleeri. for t.he coming year: i President. Mrs. Fred Jones; treaa-! \i.is:. entiini: uun iienriiiction nt o.uo Lansing Prrabyiertnl will meet at ’ the fourth quarterly conference will m .iiwnixs CJ.xvf Fridav M ot the Pros- Ilhe Presbyterian church In Hastings meet at the parsonage following n urer, Mrs. Hasel Billings: secretary.| ii.m<-i.i «I'VE: *.»" •• , _......................... ip-; •< I> r m *u ot- X*2.J?"1*111 8m“,hi, Thr ,lalr 1W >U» «U1,»er .1 M. AU ,lr' mnnnw - Trr‘ nn.” >u.vnttnnv nr I Mn'- uiiibcrt FMter' Iwu been flcial members and all others inter- c'cVed us pr^ented. . , 1 " i.—i "Tre Ore ' devotions or Mrs acted a* chair-1 < Three Hours Prayer startine ■( nnn)«l flower chairman of the ested tn‘the work of tlie circuit arc ” M. A Hobbs n man for the question box and many' kwrlre "etaek Xn will be con- L A s “ k,l0W °f “ member .upted to attend ■ducted by a priest of thr Redemp- who u 1U- l,iraM* notify Mrs. Fisher.! All families of the Quimby com- worthwhile questions were answered. । Rev. E. H. Babbitt gnve the address । FIBBT METHODIST CHUBCII nrist O.der from Grund Rapids At t,,p “nnual meeting of the muntty are invited lo come lo the of the afternoon speaking on "Mis-! Veneration of the Crot' follows 1 Presbyterian church last Thursday! chuich on Tuesday evening. April 7. On Holy Saturdav Blcxsing of thc 'hl* following officers were elected:' | for a Family Night pot luck supper. slims In Wiir Time." The girls' glee a ior mite years, viewn sue w.iowuig program wm ceiH(.r: chib from the high school present! d' Nt-a Fite. Water. Baptismal vyuter. Trustees for three years. Victor,The following program will center moving n <n numbers wiiichwere ap-, -----------Fnschal and Triple Candle Marts; Mun ton. Edwin Brass and Ross around civilian defense and --------------" predated by the group. The bene- north, isving wexllyan metho at.,seven-thirty A M. wjth Holy ; Johnson.. < pictures. . diction wm then pronounced by' B,BT CHUBcit Mass nt nine A. M Confessions Elders for two years. Lynox Lewis । Rev. Stone. JEFFERSON STREET from 3 to 5:30 nnd 7:30 to o oo । and Arthur Crothera. (Ehurri) Nrma RY WEEK J LOWEST Prices in Hastings Eil AH*,T '®ksTE” Sparkling Values for the Kiddies \ 00 That arc Highlights to Your Budget See Our Big Array of Straps — Oxfords and Shoes with Wide Roomy Toes for Baby's Tender Growing Little Feet Hard Sole Sixes Dependable Quality Thirfty Priced 1 to 6 & 6'2 to 9 CHILDREN S two-tone EASTER STYLES 9«‘ Hundreds of Pretty Patterns A TO SJ.39 to $1.98 00 * Ta Big 3 TIME FOR SPRING CHECK-UP A Big Hit for -Sports Wcoi NOWW' HUGE SELECTIONS GET YOUR PAIR NOW IGNITION CHECK BRAKES wheel aUzamtnl and ante fieqaently . . »' «m and wru and t A*k atom our th. WOMEN S AND CIRLS’I SADDLE OXFORDS pTHE CHURCHES ' | Ualterlo. repair «k ali electrical price. LUBRICATION l» IrapQzUKt tor dtlviuj M MOTOR TUNE MQYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. — MERCURY Court at Church St.. FORD lSAVE/j — Hastings LINCOLN Friendliness 00 SHOE FAVORITES FOR EASTER L O Here They Are! The New Sensational Beiges! Blues! Spectators Galore for Spring of 1942 By friendliness we mean more than mere courtesy — we mean a sincere interest in your individual MONEY PROBLEM! So whenever you need extra cash, come in for a FRIENDLY PERSONAL LOAN. Step Out This Easter in the Newest Beautiful Styles Outstanding Values Your choice of loan plans. Your choice Most Patterns of repayment terms. you're welcome* >2.1111 Remember — CALL — WRITE — OR PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101 1-2 w. Slate Street Hastings, Michigan HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 1/ PHONE 2712 |F A Regular Paradise f FOR SAM EVERYWHERE YOU'LL SEE THESE COLORFUL STYLES 20 ACRE TRACT, mostly wooded Thornoppie river on one side and beautiful creek on the other side Strictly modern new home, double garage. Neot new tenant house and garage $15,000.00. 24’2 ACRES OF LAND, 6 room house and small barn in Hope township, near Wall Lake. $1300.00. 80 WE HAVE THE HEFFLEBOWER ESTATE on N Broadway 98 acres, wonderful land, good house, large ’ L" shaped born. $6300.00. WE HAVE A BUYER FOR A FARM of 80 acres up to 100 acres, must be in location where milk brings fop price Man has $1000.00 to pay down NOWHERE ELSE IN BARRY COUNTY SO MANY STYLES YOU'LL AGREE Here is the. Greatest Selection of Spring Styles We've Ever Shown ACRES IN BARRY TOWNSHIP. 6 room house, has electricity. 24 x 36 barn, shop, hen house and granary. Has a trout stream. $1600.00. EARL R. BOYES W REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 We believe that— The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself*1 Quarterly meeting will convene on Sunday and Monday evening.,. April L ? °,. '5 and 6. with Rev. Don H Carrick Tbc 7b‘ Annual Session pf thof Sunfield, presiding elder of Association of the Wesleyan Metho.Michigan Conference, in charge. Soi-Idut church W,H convene at Hickory mon and communion wrvicc will t#.' Comer* Wednesday and Thursday, held on Sunday evening and sor-1 April 8-9. mon and business meeting im Mon-1 of vital interest to both day evening. pretww and layman will be heard : Passion week services are being ut both forenoon nnd afternoon M>held bach evening tIUs week, includ-:sl0,ls with the minuter.*, of the con­ ing Saturday evening and a cordial: f-rence discussing the various sub­ invitation la extended to all to al- J’*'*- Special mtuic will (eatuie tend. leach service und business of Ihf , • , , —---------• ■ 'conference will be cored for. Each BAPTIST CHURCH | afternoon there will be a sermon. | Good Friday services at Baptist Rev E L. Crocker bringing the , church will be held at 1:30 and message on - Wednesday and Rev ;7:30 o'clock. Guest speakers will be Gordon Clark on Thursday ML'k*. Rhoda Little, missionary from Both evenings there will be n . the Philippine Islands where t she;specialjnessagr hy Res M L. Good■ ha.s served for past 12 years and mon. jiastor of the Pilgrim Holiness Mbs Badin Buwe, missionary from churclf of Battle Creek. the Palawan Field near Borneo. All meetings are open-to th? pubwhere she has laboured for the )Mut lie and .a general invitation is ex10 years. An offering for these tended to anyone interested to utworkers will be taken | tend. The Sunday school will commence! .... *------------a Bible reading contest on Easter WHEELER INJURED Sunday. Why not begin reacftng. IN FALL SATURDAY your Bible? 1 Rpv- E. W. Wheeler, pastor of lhe Tuesday night is young people's'JelTerson U. B. church suf­ i night. *, f'T*d a broken 'Jaw in a fall Saturj Wednesday night is prayer meet-'<lay evening. Mr. Wheeler had gone Ing night ut the church at 7 30 !Into Hildebrandt's Service Station ------ I'f . to place a telephone call. Falling ‘ AFTER EASTER to get his party, he turned to leave ACTIVITIES | and In some manner fell, striking On Tuesday. April 14. at the First ' against a piece of Iron in such a way United Brethren church tlwre will us to break his right lower Jaw. . be a fellowship pot luck supper at He was taken to a local physician 7:15 o'clock after which the Rev. where first aid was given and on Samuel B Wenger, chaplain of; Sunday was taken to a dental surSouthcm Michigan prison at Jnck-iReon at Grand Rapids. Because of son will speak. Rev. Wenger is oilhe swollen condition ot the face minister of lhe Evangelical denom/and neck, lhe specialist was unable ination. and bus an interesting and to set the bone or otherwise relieve profltable message for parent* and the condition, and Rev Wheeler had their children The Evangelical to return today. Tltursday. churches ot Nashville and the Clov-' Although a very painful injury, crdale—Maple Grove circuit witn Rev. Wheeler is able to be up some their pastors. Rev. W. C Bassett and and his many friends hope he will Rev. T. A. Moyer, and the Woodland suffer no ill effects. • Evangelical church. Rev J. s. >»», are mviicu io Join join’ —??. G NOTF.8 Deabler. pastor, Invited to Thp W c T u *• «o <Jfc with us. The Evangelical and United Brethren hren In Christ denomldenom!-i!a,,d anU cvery cver>' woman wiiq whq tumlihed tumtiht nations are looking forward to a Icook,M for the U. 8. O. rooms at I union of all their resources and Creek. A total of 110 dou-n work in the near future. . cookies, 4 puzzle games, some nutgaAprll 15-18. lhe Michigan' Con- tlnM und *245 ln caMh were donall d ferencr of the U. B. church will hold',he nwne>' 10 ** U1*d f°* milk. TIUs theic mid-year conference find an- nnp contribution proves that Hasnual missionary" convention, and i t*ngM wornea are anxious to do Young People's Union rally at theiU,elr b“ ln *Pakln« U. S. O. First U B. church in Grand Rap-.rt‘0,ns “ blace for ,h« “Idlers' enjc£s. .jjoyment. iovment. The Union nltn also or»ntKgreatly appreciates the services ot George I Scott, who was the good scout in BAPTISM AT FIRST ------------------------I taking the gifts to Battle Creek. METHODIST CHURCH A large congregation was present ■. These rooms for soldier* are located at the Palm Sunday morning *erv-j_°h E. Michigan Ave., near the bank Ice at the First Methodist church, comer and'a fine new one has reTtie rite of baptism was admin- cently been opened on W. Michigan istered to nine children and" babies 'Ave. and four adulu An Irupl.ln, „r’ mon was given by the Rev L iiakm m st ikmii, Winston Stone who used as hl* Mt and Mrs. Geo Lennon of Lantheme, "Palms and Profiteers ' The a,n» ca,led on Mr and Mr* Btn music was also eapecially enjoyable, i C’Pck.fo,rd Su,lda>< _______ 1 Bert Hayner. who recently had n REVIVAL CONTINUES AT tonsil operation. Is improving front WESLEYAN METHODIST ', his recent illness The services being conducted each Robert Drake visited Ellis Johnsevening at Wealeyen Methodist ,on Friday night He expects to church by Miss Anna E. McOhle.'«r"duale from the physics depart are proving most enjoyable and nienl at M 3. C. in June. profitable. A woman of unusual Mr and Mrs Carl Wheeler visited Christian experiences. home Sunday. c.pcuviucs, Mta nliss McGhle MCUlUe at lhc •• Vivan Barnum ** X.UIIUHV. has readily won her way Into th" Tlie following officers were elected hearts of her listeners and her sin- al ,,,c Mare>* meeting of the West cere desire to help souls Is bringing Wo°d>ond Birthday Club: Pres Hllit* reward There has been a good <lml vice pres. Agnes Lef. attendance each evening, with Dewi,erAlice Hendce. Woodwinds Instruments missing a single service I Musical --------instruments Included MIm Jeanette ■ Friess with her' — -----------1 ' .‘olos and special numbers on the' *>* ,crm '•woodwinds" are the ple; piano accordion, adds a pleasing j co*°' Hute. oboe. English bom. darinote to each service MIm Merle net. bass clarinet, bassoon and Taylor is pianist I contra-bassoon. The young ladies also conduct children's meetings each day kt 4:15 with a Urge group of children In England's standard of currency ntlendanr^ attendance everv every riav day. Services continue each evening-at the days of William the Conqueror 7: <5 until April 8. Sunday services until ISIS, when it was changed to the golden sovereign. —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY w.n, m, Hastings Wesleyan methodise CHURCH Hut... JEFFERSON STREET U. B. CHURCH FIRST in FIRST U. B CHURCH A. M. Coition. Ptotur PRESBTTBRIAN CHURCH GBACD LUTHERAN CHURCH "A Chuigehu Christ for s Cluilu World' • BAFTIIT CHURCH PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH 700 HAHTInAs METHODIST CIRCUIT 1P.VIKG QBAMO1 IEIXOME ORANGE MO. 1117 The Genasce river drops 381 feet within the bounds of Rochester. �■' REBEKAHS PLAN I.......... THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APRIL 1, IMS .......... ............... - ■ -­ AMERICAN LEGION PERSONAL MENTION Six dozen drinking glasses were! donated by the Business Women's Guild. Wednesday. April 29. is the date' for the annual meeting of tlie Den- j oral Guild. . the various lodges in district 23 at chariotl<_ lhe W. O- H*urrtngton of Detroit wm Mix* Eusan Smith of Toledo. Ohio. annuB| meeting on April 7. Guest* In the city nn Monday. Is vteHlhg Ml»s Patricia Cauklns and wln include Mra. Mary Shan*. Bay, NASHVILLE Clifford. Dolan was hi Tdronto, other relatives here. city, president of the Rebekah Guy Howell of Muncie, Ind., spent Can,. Lirt week an bu*lnc*», । Judge and Mr*. A. D McDonald Assembly of Michigan. Mrs. Zell* Mr a-ul Mrs Glenn Densmore aro* Frederick and Anne McDonald Tlmpeon. Detroit, marehal of the I There will be a joint Army Day several days last week with his par-| sucut lhe weekend in South Bend. *«« *n Battle Creek on Saturday. Assembly, and Mrs. Bernice Charle- meeting of the American Legion andI ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ramson Howel). Junior Chamber of Commerce at •_< _ »-_.>• __ > — k — four Eaton Ranlds. conductor Thr John B«mai 1. home E‘wn R.p.d., The Irom Pon Huron lor -uh hu Aucmob on.ee lure Um. the Legion hall, Tuesday evening. Ing relatives in Pana. 11) Vernon Engle of Jackson. Mln. porenu. Mr. «nd Un. L. K Mnutl. Mrs. Inez Wash of Lansing visited *“ ,cc"",r,a~ "•» M ”■ April 7. A alum supper will be served> Called on Mr*. Fred Fleming Sun­ and--------later ------------------------Police Chief Harry Thomp, . ----------. .. i her alstcr. Mrs. Charles Brumm, a celved. . ! Mn: Win. Bradford relumed Sun' day gflemoon.. ■ fleer* lo off beI preaml In-1 «»n will speak on Civilian Defense, few days last week. District MUFTngenfa f.yBurker of Grand day evening from a visit of a week elude: President. L<»ro Vtn^np. . • . , HlgdOll of Flint Spent the Florence NArlnrNorton. RaX'1' "I*** ‘he weekend at Ute and a half with friends in Detroit. Hastings; vice-president, Allie Hoyt. The National Commander of the weekend with hte parents, Mr. and LXBarker heme. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Rogers Freeport: secretary. Lydia Ferris’ American Legion will give an im- Mrs. Charles Higdon. 'Mra. A. E. Trim spent tliew.-ekr.id “nd daughter of Battle Creek were Dimondale; treasurer. MyfUe Bloom. porlant address over the radio Sun-, Mrs. Bessie Brown spent Saturday day evening, April 5. at 8:00 o'clock and Sunday with Mrs. Hazel Put-■ •• Flora Bunday gueate of Mr. arid Mra. John Grand Ledge. willi her mother. Mrs. Roee. / i Delegates are expected from Has- E.W.T He will speak for a half man jn Jackson. bclndze of Nhslivlllc. .... .. vw.a. «., u tings. .Freeport. Naahville. Bellevue. hour. Considering the time and| Mrs Rollo Clemens has gone to MrXmd Mra J L Valentine were .Mr. ...------------and Mrs. _Jack Hewitt and i of Lauslng were Olivet. Eaton Rapid*. Dlmbfidale. ‘ length of the address 11 must be of I providence. R I. to »pend two weeks In HntvJe Creek TtntrMlay evening Mia* Hilda Joht i of Lousing were Olivet. Eaton Rapids. Dlmbtid * islUngVelatives who were ill. Mr and Mr.s. J. Grand Ledge. Mulliken. Harmony unu*ual importance In order to be.with her husband, who Is In lhe air i' and ....— „ "both . ------- ..... ’ »‘'«n Uita «».i. the corp. No. M of-- Chariotte7 connlderalt ion ■»<».. by DoiiglnaxBanic* returned Sunday i$witt. The first meeting 1* called for 9:30j broadcasting companies. U> Michigan-^tH.r to Michlgah-^tiitr college College ...eg aftcyb c , -p frf)m! • Mrs Blanche Wright went to Pon-1 spending his spruig^uc.UoiL/St March 25 lo April 2 on furlough A. M. when Mrs. Gladys Booth,; tine to vuit visit reianves relatives over over Easter. ... ;I uac . Noble Grand of Charlotte No. 68. ‘ All member* wito have not paid j m Im Doris BetU Bella of Grand RapRnp-i Mbs " Mr. ami Mrs Carb Det Iman and *1°"1 Nc* Orleans AirBase. New and her corps of officers, will open I their 1912 dues are considered d<-, ids fs spending her vacation at her, a baby of Kalamazoo were guests ot or**n!'- V' w. . * sewlon. ... ; homc hrrc. ----special --- ...----Al lht A. autrict Hnquent nn April 1. If- you ore one “ f “L *nf^ Midland vUlid hl*lhe t»rHieof different phasesones, of please lardy ones, x<please Mr mid Mrs. Dm Lewis on Tues­ ceremonial different phases cf the tardy see tiir, r. nnlj see jgrstlie , Calvin Plumley arc IJ ramny or uioiana vunea nu par- the ___ u will _be ____ ___ ,ln J „_ u IUE1B .r officer work exemplified, each prciier officer nf of mur your nmnintiMi organization 'spending a few days with their sonday. Dr. and Mrs. C. P latthrop re­ enti. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Perry, over lodge participating hr some way and pzy your dues at once, or jourtin.iaw and" daughter, Mr. and Mr.s. I— turned lust Tui-r-dnv from a vacation the - weekend. Much interest Li being manifested name will be classed as suspended '\yinstnn Sheffield in Truven* City. :=g Dale Henry was home Irani Great in tlie True and False program to “nd deprived of all membership' ‘ «•—cm .I trip to Tucaon nnd other point* in Mrs. «••!Ollie rLykins Is ileaving Fri-[^ Lakes. Ill. on Saturday and Bun- be participated in by lhe vice- privileges. , । day for .Winchester and Lynn. Ind.. > Si Mr. Fr. d HMkkh -I- J» “• Mr ' to vUlt relative*.grands of each lodge represented j It- d from Simd.ty till Tuesday with t’h‘rley Henry1. Rebekahs, wliether members of No.1I On Monday evening. April 6. the Mr. and Mr*. Clare Burdick ond'^ Mrs Rob»rt Robert McGlocklln . Legion, the V F W. und their Aux- Mr and Mi* Warren Burdick were g Mr. and Mrs. Mux Lewis of MauiMr. and Mrs. 23 or not. are Invited to attend aim field, Ohio. a,ul ‘btuahters were auest* of Mr dinner reservations maybe made Diaries are to meet with the Mem- in Detroit over Sunday and Mon- s oiial Day Committee at the G. A. R Mra Max Miller of Nashville Mr end Mr rec sjira ano enu- and , with Mrs. Gladys Booth of Char­ • s । hall at 7:30 o'clock lo make ar­, tla>'drt-n. Ralph mid Martha, ipcnl Ute Huturday’ night. , Spring vacation la-gan Friday and ; = lotte. of will begin again on April 6th. ira ______________________ irangements for the observance Of Mrs Mary Snyder and Mrs. WU- ■ ( »chool TO PLAY DURING Decoration day Poppy day will also Miss Carrie Caley lias gone to Pon-'sg Gir-cnvllle ’••on °* Nashville attamlcd the Otaris j <*UcUMed. . * Mr mid Mr F H. Gaskell and spring oixmlng ut Kalamazoo Tues- EASTER DINNER HOURS tlac to visit relatives. Miss Ruth! gg Mr and Mrs Albert Vcddcr vl»- <•“>'■ Luncheon was served.. An Item in Sunday'* Grand Rap„ . * *' , . Williams to her home at Riverdale. ■ «=; lied Mr ." :1 M: E B. More of Mb.-. Stella Heath came home H. J and Miss Sally Han-on to .Grand Rap-lgg Marshall Sunday. ‘‘om Nites yesterday to spend her Hasting* friends ul Miss Suzanne u t , u Tue!da rri.. ids. Miss Whit beck tn Fennville. s Mra. G. D Ron spent a few days Easter vacation witii her parent*, Sumner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X ^pril‘l&S TurSte? dcUih MU* Kay Dcising to Fountain and.'’— hi t wrek in Detroit where -I’: went Mr nnd Mr*. Georgf~B. Heath. George Sumner. The article rends:, ... .— Onekema. and'Mrs Junie* Izingston lotngston and to meet Mr. Hon who was returning Mr. ami Mrs James Suzanne M. Sumner, concert or­ Mrs. Mary Gloster suffered a ... . Mir.. Donna Stuart were Grand on .a pro ganist. is to be in featured „-----------------------------------------.--- ­ Membership tn the local post has slight stroke Mondr.- morning. ! Mr and Mr- Hubert Fairchild Rapid; Saturday visiting their’ gram of popular, re- past the high mark of ** ' --------- sacred ---------- and .. ...last year with w..,i Mra. -Bessie William.* and son == m t idrhnrd F.-irchild ef .Detroit. brother. C J Stuart and family. ' quest MOT>, musical selections during ,, the a frw more still expected to |»y Rntiby nf Flint were weekend auests S L Shultera f . Easter ** • •• and Judge Colonial up Easter dinner dinner hours hours in in the the Colonial up of Mr. and Mrs Philip Dalhauser. ’== and Mr; Stuart rt Clement rl-nwnt expect Mmw-t to tn rtinJn, f&om .. ,hr pnntI|nd hotel I a. ,* . George Green and Fordyce Sho- S Feldpinurth. Mrs, Albert spenrl Easter with Mr. nnd Mra. ------‘»««• “* •Mh« Sumner ■hu* been honored , °2±i Auxiliary will be held a? the mul^Ann Arbor (or medical core = mid Mr mid Mrs. Bill Goidon Clement nnd children of |n Chicago and Is being presented :l 'children of. Grand B for the first lime In Grand Rapid, hall and It is expected that several ~n S > re ciu-su of Mrs. Doni Mr. W. M subbin.. Mr L. E. under the auspices of lhe PantUnd. '» ’v members will be initiated-. MemRcgular meetinc of Morning’5= Itraru Md Uuir m«wr. Mn C-------------- ,------------------------b. >, an nril. .1M .. J™"' ■ Glory Rebekah will be “ held — c-. Hampton ttarnnten of < t Iron Iron Mountain, Mountain ate mr PLANS I’l.ANK FOR FOR WEDDING WEDDING ---------------------------------------O1< ’r> «««•« “» ‘lodge ““S' w '» 00 eld & Harry Fo "ft G Friday night. : luncheon guests today of Miss Win- ARE ANNOUNCED . Mrs. Farrell Babcock has returned । gs Ifred Bartletl of Grand Rapids. Announcement Li made of the to her homo at Romeo after spend= vrnlng uuer.ts of. Mr. ant! Mra. Marvin DeLano of approaching marriage of MIm Helen ing several weeks with her narenU. IS5 nl Barlow. Whit.- Pi-,rnn were utirMs of Mr. Irene Radford, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs, E. L. Apix-lmnn. ee ivlor of Allendale m-.d-Mi- Winston Merrick on Frl- '“ld Mrs Charles E Radford of I nt the Imine of R«-v. nnd day. Mr. IF Lino hu* enJlMrd in the Grand Rapids, former Hostings Hables bom al the hospital durII . Chrl.-wll. while acting w.u mrtVH. ar.d l> un 2< hour (j. V Camp, son of Mr. and Mra Fred Mrs. Keith Furlrt, HustlngX on noon nt 2 o'clock at the Leonard S Mr ond Mr., s ymour U,.union. ca""’ « “ M ir. 23: a son to Mr. and Mra. Car! funeral home in Hastings, with B r Mid II- William Unliiilon. event of Frtd ” April «• » ” Friday, 10. and “ the —------ ‘ "• “ • F Olmstead. Woodland. R *1. on burial In the Dowling cemetery. She s piner Li Kllse Memorial chapel. March 25: a son to Mr. and Mm (Missed away at lhe iionte of her* ZS Frw will,...,,., mM Mrr. A reception „ nt the home of Mr. R'lland Huminell, 720 8. Jefferson, daughter. Mra. Elmer Greenfield. = . OIU «.„■ In.taUo umuy , H»«ort wUl lollow u.r She also leaves another daughter. == > lb., former's fnwrvaar - nephew, I rnhou’ who Iism ,. ., . tire ceremony. Miss Radford fat being Fred R. Underhill. 310 S Jefferson. Mr.-.. Nellie Wycoff ol Battle Creek: S honored with several lovely pre­ Mar. 27; n girl to Mr. nnd Mrs. Al­ three sons. Claire o! Battle Creek. = Mr. J. R. Hr; nnd Mr. and Mn. nuptial partus. Giover of Nashville and Curtis ot = . j Irrel Altoft. Hastings, Mttr. 30. 1 Infant Nell Keller. Hartings. R. Middleville and one brother, Wri- = iidi: ■ K Clark <f Belmont. Ontario were MARRIAGE IS =| und DicntLs here while attcndld w in vr.i, ’• ,hp •’'cubator baby, la Raining and Uam Phillips of Battle Creek dinner,,i.iirau Tuesday , eve- ANNOUNCED thr services conducted by Mm Antia Amu« birthday ■-----------------w..,,... * ..... u | Miss Beverh Lynn Ls visiting Mr. == mad. M lheIV" I! M.-Glilr .It tiir W..l<-.an Metho- 1 n "”’ of \’r *“'* Mrs Eorrext Lane mm.!... «t Brw.i.Ohm. mid «"■.*» a'“'" ««* B marriage nt Bryan. Ohio, <m on IkM. March' , n ‘*}” c <»“ , “““X. H*HL^_ Uht church. ' —•** Mr> Deila -Smith Kopp, who lias 28. of Mrs Stella Leavitt. 420 W ls Improvement Mrs. Edward B Caukjn. who hns.i . ——.------■■ ...'J. ------------ ..— j------------ — ....- —— ----.—-----—j 2 ... Medical patients nnd the date of hern in Callfornli for several week? been spending «nme time with her Mndbon nnd E W. Randels of^ ” IWlr auch.r.e rmm .hr tapiul SOUTHWEST III'TLANll vhiilntj her husband who M In the 'diuighjer. Mrs. Greta Gulick, cf D-— * —.v - returned ■ Th. tm> m old IrtrmU UM1 tor- t". S' ’ Herman Kuball Is gaining nicely B rerint*. returned last Thurzditv She Calsnry. Alberta. Canada, Mar 26: Miss' Julia Rock. 516 W. from a two weeks' session with the = — -r Both iiave-been ar “ " “ ~* " >p<;it the-weekend hert With Mr. Bunday and Is at* lhe home of Mr. mer schoolmate*. neir companions comminions Court- on Mar 26 Tbosc discharged hiccoughs. I and Mrs. Freeman Furrow. married before, their Thcv are resld- following minor surgery were Don-1 Oley Douglass of near Bowens K.ill Mr. ami Mrs. Merwin Adams nnd both being dead. .—IIta-. and'Mrs. Iziwrcncc Maxson * aid Btedge. 1120 N. Michigan. Mar. Mills was a guest Monday night of — aud-daught.tr Kathleen of Ixiwell child of Grand Rapids, also rela- Ing at Ravenna, 29: Lol* Crookston. 520 W. Court, hi* parents. Mr. and Mra. Dan recovered from broiuhlal pn«u- and son. E»rl, have taken up their guests of lhe Hammonds were Congratulations are extended.Mar. j 20: w> re o > r Ssturdny night guests 8f lives from Zeeland were rSunday _____________________ Mrs. L. W. DavLs. 202 W. Douglass. . monla that she Li ablcrto leave the residence in their recently pur- and Mrs. Barry Rag!* and dat Law—1---------- -------- ---------------Mr., nnd Mra Victor Staon\and guests of thr former’sq brother. h'rvl,cnme','ir> CONFER DEGREES State Rd.. Mar. 29; Terry Vander Dorothy and ErVln Havens of De- hospital after a two weeks' stay chased home In Woodland. The be»t ten. Marlene and Janice, of 1 atn ndid Hu- i.ix-cinl service atj the ------------------------------------------------- ’ rence and family. . ------ -------Tuesday evening lhe I. O. O. F. Hoff. Caledonia. R. 1. Mur. 27; troll spent the weekend with their there. -wishes -----------of their friend.’ * and —* neigh­ tings. ' W< slcyan Metho llsl cTn'irch. Bun- । hear MLu McGhle al Die Wesleyan conferred the second degree on Mr:. John Thaler.*Freeport. Mar. 25:! parent*. Mr. and Mra Geo. Havens. Mr Bnd Mr3 jack Erway and bors go with them to their new lo-| day morning I church. . —■— and -Richard Bert Hayner. Hastings. R. 3. Mar 26.1 Mrs. Roy Erway of Glass Creek baby of OIaM Creeg wcre guest* on cation. Mr. mid Mrs. Kenneth Buehler; Mr. nnd Mrs. William T. McNeil Ellsworth Newton ----ot -pent tne latter port pan of of Chicago Chiraao ana son. who wno Ls u Joining jotnmz Endsley. On Friday evening =a dc‘e£ “Pigma... Lake Odes- wa* a guest on Monday ot Mrs. Roy----------------Monday of---Mr. — and Mrs. Harry of Mt Morrr. M< rri-, "pent tlu- latter nnd son. The famine In India in 1790-92 was Mrs. Wm. Crates of Freeport, of the we.k with her parents. Mr., the air con* Chicago, spent «a 11011 ol of local OOtl Odd retlows Fellows win will at- *a. was, ui discharged Mar. J6. uncr after o»»»Oaks. » nt Chlcsffo siynl the gallon *cti«kcu mur. Dunn. Mrs. Alvin Huver and sons. Mich­ lhe most famous famine of all It and Mrs I) ,, A LyBnrkcr Mrs„„„ weekend'us ■ • '■ iniMU - •?>ot hla ateVw -• and lcnd t>» thc ontral Central Mlrhlean Michigan rtHtrici district recovering recovering fromfrom a motor a major oneratlon.I operation.Mis Miss Man- Hart of Brush Ridge ael and Richard Leo of Hastings, was called the "skull famine’* be­ www.-.,, where the ...e Miss Kenneth Biu-lilcr and Md; LyBar- brut her in 1 w Mr and Mrs W A meeting al Coldwater, MLss Arlene Miller was discharged: discharged was a Sunday guest guc*l o( ot her cousin.' cousin. 'THREE CORNERS spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. cause people died so fast they could KeniHin tinnier ana Mrs uynar brotlwrrln-Iaw Mr. ana Mrs. w. a. ,h»'to her linme in CtarirevilU nn Mnr Dornthv Huven-, Mr. and Mrs. Can oil Fisher of James F. Hammond. krr ul«o called on Mrs. Ed Bchmeid-, Murphv, nnd his mother. Mrs. V. two candidates are to receive the to her home in Clarksville on Mar. Dorothy Havens. Weekend not be buried. third degree. 131। Cullers lust Wednesday til lhe home Hartings were Monday evening like of Grand Rapid*. McNeil. -------- < «■» f Ralph Towne, Richland, who suf-1 of Mr mid Mrs. Dan Dougla-ss were guest* of hl* brother-in-law and ML-.'t Diuzllln Powell was brought Among those in attendance at tlie FURROW—HA18MA : fered an Injun’ to hLs head Satur- Mrs. Byron MeKibbin and Mrs. ' sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. James F. Ham­ home from Ann Arbor Sunday wedding of Ensign Hugh Kelly and On Friday. March 27. Robert day night tn a car accident, was dis- Robt, Count and children of Yankee wltere idle had In-ey a imlirtrt nt MU-. Leona Evelyn, Slider nt the Furrow, son of Mr. nnd Mra, Free-ithnrseit Mar 29 And Mrs. Alice I Springs mid Mrs. Monty Repl0gle' ; mond. Natalie nnd Thomas. Mr. j FUher enlisted in the murines some University hospital for .several Central Methodist church in Lanman Furrow, was united in marriage DroullUrd, 327 W. Green St. whose of Goodwill. J time ago and left Wednesday to cnWieks. Her condition Is imitrovcd.; *lng on Sunday at four o'clock wcre to ._ Dorothy ~ .... Habma .bi Grand j n Francis Gorhatn was a Sunday Rap­ arm wa|| hurt (n a faJl ln hcf home After a few wi-ks at home. *he ex-i his parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. | afternoon caller at the home of his ter training. id*. It also being the thirty-second went home Mar. 29. pra-t.s to return for further l»vat-, Kelly. Donald and William'Kelly, wedding anniversary of lhe groom's ................ m.o.r.™ .. ...p, urouwr. ... .. “■> CJ*""" ■­ Patients now registered at the ■ brother. Tom al Milo. ment. | Robert Kellv. Mrs Mary Smith. Mrs. hospital are Harry Shute. 421 E. Miss Thelma Loudenbeck from pnd ‘“mily'were pleased to learn of Mra F E Lowry returned ThtirS’-l a. J. Beck Mr. nnd Mrs E. J. Been, parents. Mr. and Mr.s. EUrrow arc Center. Melvin Jacob*, 602 E..C1U1- near Lansteg was n guest over the ■“rriyal of a son to her niece residing in Grand Rapids where lie dny-from Des Moines. Iowa, where m, and Mra. Clarence Calms. Mr ton. Donald Golden. Cloverdale, weekend in the home of Mr. and and Mr; B,'d KtlU’ Is employed. .-in- had been the guest of MU< iUid Mr* Robert Walldorff, William Mr*. oooeh. ni X K«>1 Bi. Mo. H»rr> Ounn [ruke .Wilmwn Mwol ct Miuie Neuschaefer and her mother Ransom. John Haight, Mr. and Mra Mrs. Lewis Daniels. Woodland. R.i t-con Doster will be nt the Rut- Southwest Woodland at Pennock Mine t’l- previous Saturday. Both' chnrle* Hinman nnd Charles Jr.. 2. Francis Baker. Middleville. R. 2. land town hall at noon. Monday the hospital. Monday morning March Mix* Neuschnefer nnd her mother Mrs John C Ketcham. Miss Mary Clifton Campbell. Middleville. R. 2. 6th Everyone plan to be there and “rd- Friends here extend cmgratun: well and happy and enjoy their Ketcham. Mra. Charlca if. Leonard. Russell and MIm Janet Gardner. Middlehear what he ha* to tell us.illations. "'""nn* Saturday evening. Bu «’u Des Moine.* home. 1 I Charles Leonard. Jr. Mbs Belly of Woodland ville. all of whom submitted to inaj-1' Mr. and Mra. Myron Bishop ana Lind -- -------------- - and Miss Betty , ,j Sigler. Mr nnd Mi*. A. B. Oldley, or surgery. Medical patients an- children of Charlotte and Mr and' Sb*on called on the Keith Prices ........ ... 1 — ■ ■ ' Mrs Maude Schomp, Gordon CrotliTlie Check Cha Muy-Tunda group Mr- Gertrude Mortill of Ovid. Mrs. Victor Wlnslau and children of B,,d made the acquaintance of the —----- -- ------------------ - ,.r.( Ml-* Bettv Wolring. Mrs. Maude met at the home of Mrs. Merrit Bry­ . Frank Ferris. Hustings. R. 5. Mr.s. Hasting* were Sunday visitors |n little newcomer. W.‘ Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ant. We worked on our handicraft Marshall Pierce. Dowling, Mr*. For­ the home. of Mr. nnd Mrs DanMn.Mrs. Wm.Wm D Rose. Jr . dr Mrs. Wm. E. Rose. -Jy,rs ^v^Whitmore. Ensign and Mrs. Kelly for rank, Our visitor wa» Marjorie rest DeCamp. Lake Odessa. Douglass. ■ Curtail and j young son were .. Mon­ left Monday for Virginia Beach. Kingsbury.—Scribe. Donna Hachcl-. Mrs. Cora Shire. Lake Odessa, ti Dun Dunu and guest. Mtas day overnight and Tuaaday guests Kenneth Complete Line of Hoar,- # to ft rze«st by' Va.. where he Is stationed with the Loudcii»ck_Jwcrc guests of the Claude A. and James F. Humwas brought to the hospital follow­ Tlielma Iai,......^.. .. ......... —- —— —-------- ...-------- ---------- -- --------- . mvu. Cioi«d Tbaoday*. Navy Air Corp*. ' ; ing a fall in which her left leg was Saturday night and Sunday of tne'mond families. Mrs Rose was a HOTEL HASTINOS Fhoc MARRIAGE LICENSES I former's aunt. Mrs. Louie Erway; Friday and overnight guest of Mr. ,MARRIAGE ------------------- ---------- --------I Hayden M. Hathaway. Charlotte *27 injured. ANNOUNCED and Mra James F. Hammond and Let us figure your needs Master Curl Main. 403 E. Blair and family of Kalamazoo. , Mr. nnd Mrs Wade Town of Oliver. Hastings 17 ------- -------- Friend* ara glad to learn that Lhcia Saturday and SUDfJay guest, of. Dv-lldh announce tho marriage of-„._c_ -,T_ Portland Herbert ... W — Crosley. 22 he and a companion were pushing *ix weeks old baby daughter oT Mr.' Mr and Mrs. Claude A Hammond their daughter. Kathryn, to Leo Florence Anderson. Hastings 24 their bicycles along the highway, and Mrs. Lemuel Oaks has so far Mr. and Mr* N. Ellsworth Fender Chilson Chamberlain, son of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Chamberlain of Del- Levi Card. Hastings . ... ton Hie marriage ceremony was Alice Keech. Hastings . nerformed by the Rev. A. M. Smith.1 STEAM HEAT We Eat Too Much M E pastor. March 23rd at Lex­ HOT A COtfc WATER Ington. South Carolina. Tlie couple I The ------------------ --------------Dietary ------------Standards, issued by | were attended by Private and Mrs.' the United Slate* department of SHOWER BATH , Kenneth Aldrich. For the past agriculture, office of home cconoma. year Mr .Qiambcrlatn ha* been , jca, *utcs that the dietary standard gjaltoned with the 53rd Quarter-, (or a man Jn <uI1 vlcori <iolng m«f. master regiment at Fori Jackson, erate mufcuiar work, should bo Columbu. South Carolina. MnColumbia. _ Mr - ; 3iBM calorlM „ food purchased, Chamberlain w the teacher of the 3,500 caloric* as food eaten, and Doud school In Hope township. i 3,200 calories as food digested. । "But," says Dr. Philip M. Lovell ' ot Lo* Angeles, "lhe typical cxeculive and business man con»utne» ; 5,700 calories at one meal—dinner.” Thai is lhe reason for the paunches, the digestive troubles, the bad taste, the morning-after halitosis, constipation, gaseous feeI mentation—in fact, the whole chain I of symptoms which characterize r overeating, according to Dr. Loyall. MAf IIINELENH S2.M UP. OTHERS FROM SUM). •Waf. Jitters’ MAKE Shampoo ; "War jitters" are responsible for APPOINTMENTS ' die alarming increase in automobile EARLY accident deaths, according lu the National Safely council.' Springtime and Easter Belong Together The message of Easter is the message of. the Resurrection, A deaS Ghrlst had been placed in the tomb, but on Easter morning the stone was rolled away and a living Lord came forth to fill the world with new hope and joy. "Death was swallowed up of life." Every springtime, this same miracle is reenacted before our eyes. The winter world lies cold and lifeless about us. If experience had not taught us better, we should think that all nature was dead. But suddenly we begin to note evidences of new life. Buds swell on the . bare branches of the trees; flowers push their way through the frozen ground; the grass grows soft and green; and the song of birds fills the air. Then, we rejoice, for we know that "Life is ever lord of death, and love can never lose its own." That's why Easter has caught the ima­ gination of the world. That's why we crowd the churches on Easter Sunday. That's why the great triumphant hymns and anthems stir us to the depths of our souls. And that's why we bring out new garments and clothe ourselves in the colors of Spring. This is our way of paying homage to the Lord of Life who gives us a new Springtime of joy and points us to a future bright with hope. I I Pennock Hospital "".tf"1”! The world meeds Easter, this year as never before. May it be for all of us a time of fresh courage and strength. B a ircVs El Cleaning Camp Fire Activities' and Painting The BEAUTY BAR MOORES PAINTS & VARNISHES INSIDE and OUTSIDE PAINTS ROOMS CHAMOIS___________ Expectancy Frocks HOTEL HASTINGS Adjustable waist and hip made in onepiece and two-piece dresses. Sizes 14 to 40. Prints or plain colors. permanents iP L | Frandsen9s |ag'W-30'| ^Exclusive But Not Expensive JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP OjmUii: J<uuUU P*#t. VUgtaU Uav«r Bookmobile Reading for rural communities In Great Faile, Mont, lias been made possible by a library on wheels. HASTINGS. PHONE 2504 50c and up JOHNSON'S WAX SV. 59‘ JOHNSON'S WAX PASTE JOHNSON'S CARNU 25* RUTLAND PAINT CLEANER DI CHLORCIDE MOTH CRYSTALS a 49‘ LARVEX MOTH SPRAY M . 81 DALPH MOTH SPRAY HEED’S DRUG STORE REGISTIRID PHARMACIST Hoping, ,*•!>• 2241 ALWAY1' SM* i �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THITlRDAT. APRIL S. IMS EIGHT ' .'he Hastings Banner ... B . .. . Jack I* Stopper* ! ... .L. ;========== CATHERINE'S RESTAURANT OILTON. MICH. Owned and operated by Catherine Posselius Your patronage is very much appreciated Sheldon Agency AU Kind* of luurinc* .Surety Bond* hoa* 2113 Halting* Attention, Farmers . . . Seeding time is almost here. Why not order your spring seeds now and save. I have a complete line Swanson Agency of high purity seeds. Also Nitragin and Ceresan for treating seed groins. Tornado Yon ar* always near a State Fann Service Man. Fanu.Burtau Stat* Agent. Life Auto Fira See Harvey W. Enzian at Cressey*. Mich, or phone Prairieville 14—F24. If AUCTION SALES § CASH PAID FOR DEAD 0R[ HENRY FLANNERY $ DISABLED FARM ANIMALS COWS - $6.00 f S HORSES-$7.50 DR. L. J. CASTON IU [-1'1 OPTOMETRIST Paneoatt Bldg. Hailing* We hove a collector stationed in Hastings to give' [ immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges, Phone Hastings 2565 , KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS [ll G-1 ty/ it-3Fr3-!rG r J [ /'r1Fp!rFTGLFr. Marshall Furnaces WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repair* and furniuhrd in- ECON-O-COAL STOKERS HORSES $7.50 Eaveitrooghing COWS $6.00 G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE Phone Collect H-<rT -.11 |., th. Prompt Service cMUrra. Ah. Valley Chemical Company —ON PAY DAY. BI Y BONDS— JERRY ANDRUS * Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Fourteenth year of service AUCTIONEER BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS t -■ Hill. Lilt your Auction Sale* with t'ann DEWEY REED Edimate* cheerfully given. Date* AUCTIONEER I donate S5 to the Red Cross out of every Auction Sale. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday LOREN COPPOCK JAKE DEPRIESTER AUCTIONEER Buyer for STILES and Company Hatting* stock­ yards, phone 2SM, or rail CURT SOLOMON BROKER WANTED PIANO TUNING IMMEDIATELY, in thh or adjoil Ing countie*; someone know­ ing land value*, who can show and well farm* and country real eitate lo STROUT nation-wide customer*. Big telling yearn ahead as the war i* increasing the demand for farm*. Iaa*t year many Strout Reprevenlatlve* earned commlwlon* of 33000 to Slo.ooo. tome have been with u* over M yeart—our tale* for pjut Sear hit 10 year high. An opportunity for a lifetime bu*ine*t it now open to hustler*? I will vitll your terllon toon. Write for an early interview jnil for hririklri "llnu virmii Qalt. U...I __ Coll E. T. WOOD NEON SIGNS V. A. M1EHLS, General .Manager HENRY EGGLESTON .■t iiu’nTuu-.'*''i E. A. STROUT REALTY AGENCY. INC. Pi.Htor. Alin. 7 So. Dearborn SU Chicago. HL, or 235 Fourth Ave. New York. Wvhrrii _ ..1... r .wd M ill kt ' **arl,a* Hi.l—IIndia. Mailer lie • r. Ml.l.lk.ilk Ph lilF SAl.i; —; t«* .1* Ft rent«j emt .1 ,-r Kai. nni.tly < ;,,, ■ r t,,m i., >. lit? B>rl Bln.n. l-Boae ,.wn nit f*l.E Electrical Wiring Prompt Service and Reliable PUBlTC SALE of HOUSEHOLD GOODS CASH For your old Scrop Iron. To be held ot Middleville, I block South and Vi block Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ East of Henry Brogg's Oil Station on minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. . SATURDAY, APRIL 4,1942 CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Arena* Bed with springs and Sidcboord Writing desk 2 bureaus Bookcase Dining room table and 4 Heating stove leather bottom chairs Truss Fitting Bed davenport 5 rocking chairs C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE Hotel Hailing* Phi ■ 2 radios 3 chests of drawers Bench wringer Morris chair Miter saw 3 stands Numerous other things GEORGE BEDFORD �THE HASTINGS BANNER IlCHTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 2. 1942 Three Factors Rule £ ! in one end a f__ , snapdragons, phlox and. painted daisies, a lovely piece of pale pink coral serving as a balance in the other end. • • ’ a center of attrac­ rimmed with rubber and any other, tion whs an orchid display made by home equipment of which part I*1 a St. Petersburg woman who has this •• as ut, her uwvuj hobby They came num from, rubber, needs extra care the$e days _ . _ , . uiki mr, mine _ 1 On a recent Sunday I enjoyed a nuiny rU 0( ntanv p. itarts ot lh( the. worW world Mnd mid prove nroveI' against the three prinaeWJ^nemle* drive with Ann Hill and her mother, that orchids can br grown success-' 01 ruot*r« we nome MrozJlu*. who have been at the fully in Florid. ’ ’ ■ I e.prei.1.‘XV hS-* GREETINGS FROM FLORIDA Sarru Sypatlj* SECTION TWO—PAGES 1 I'dienta to the syrup mixture and add 1 flour to make a dough that will roll . Why you do thia is more than I know because you don't roll them. Roll this mess up in a wax paper, In an oblong roll and chill until you By Jane Cameron The girls inter-c^ss basketball tournament was finished last Prlday. The standings of the teams were as follows: first. Juniors; second, sophomore*: third, seniors; girls' and fourth, freahmen High School Notes Thursday*. afternoon the BURIED IN YANKEI ' SPRINGS CEMETERY ' nie remains of Mrs. Nancy 8. • W1Blinu nf W11,lorns’ 7S- widow ot George W Williams, were brought to the Y«. ; following services In Grand Rapid* i . । >. gnd tJon .The third and last meeting of thk'Tf?^ ®',Ja*ph; “Tmaf’d and year of the Barry M E. A Is to beiOwl" WII!lam’ «>' CHF ut thr Woodland school on Wed-! "’‘ nesday evening. April 8. with din-' T*1* fl»l.nile of education, in all nrr at 6:30 o'clock Election of offi-1 land*- u •»»** “V anything MIng a musical feature at Milwaukee. ter* and a delegate to representative fensive to anyone —Voltaire. assembly will follow dinner. ! J^Jor.^ral jfay*. Lower la teaching music at Junior Nominee* for the various officers high in her place. are: Pres.. Herbert Reinhardt. Has- i 350 P for 10 minutes. I frosted them Methodist church, under lhe dlrec|j with niurslimallow creme and tion c I sprinkled cocoanut over and they songss were ■' "Salutations." 'Jhe Only 273 shopping days left until1 were delicious. ' (Lord s Prayer" by Forsyth-Dews. ,i'a Christmas. Better gel busy. glrU. -........... ■ ■■»•» ---------------. 'nnd "Ttu" ■ ' land Holiday" by Pearl Cur­ — .a. ’A HUNGRY GIANT. ‘ran. timenlctures we write soldier toatm ai.fai i ... . . .. weEvery cut out of to thea cooflrst T,,AT s ALFALFA | ... Miss Virginia Moore Is attend- THIRD MEETING OF -Mkhl<*n h-ads all other states in th. sometimes doesn t. We drove m th(. of 1()V,.ly/(1!d bnui. cop- homf economics of the United looking tadlra hats wc can find and nn. artwid the U S. Maritime d U1 ( k^ State* Department of AgricultUrt. Include in the envelope. These are •«*!«» acreage. That statement training \talion where some 3.M) gi^ and ciiinu pieces the The hl«her the t«np«*tuic. the to make him thankful he doesn't, may not be true in lhe future if youiig blueiackru are getting their fl w tn more quickly rubber gets weak, have to look at them and th*n welfBnnera r<1j to reaUxe that alfalfa first lm<ms m seamanship Their, ,Iiuiimuiu)Brtncnlx<. wlth becomes sticky. Sunlight 1* wiin l|irlr men eonUlnet luniuincr... ji cracks --------_ --------------------------------... ............. • .snouia oe Known a* a Hungry giant Deudr mnerr. are on aji g boat some- Uanwd -harmful ------ ~— because H corn- trrriblc where he I*. We hope to that vigorously soak* up certain learned how ^tlaeUv. effective the l.i large --------specially time* in dock, snmcllmre oul-on a shells were one see* on sale every- *,U’M „ JP*. v5 ac^°n °‘ ,have one of the silliest floral mon- pjanl foods not too plentiful in the the Y. M. C. A . who gave a talk ;Smalley. Middleville; Sec. Hazel on vocational agricultural ‘ McKlbbin. Hendershot and Margaret brief eruise • ■ ■ A high wire fence where In Florida when Ailed with hefll and And rubt*r; le‘l ln stroslties on our own dome, come UWCrage Michigan soil. announces that j1 Johncock. Stevens; Trees. Ella shuts off intruders. followed arrangement* in pair* waa contact with oil or grease for long. *---------------aAs '. we flowers; -■ a few of lhe 1 , Mr. Burgess Easier. : •To prove his warning, there are about 17 boys out for i R“«ers. Delton. Kenneth Stanley, the roadway around we passed » anotller mo#t attractive display- m swc,u and becomes weak. Rubber I plant food requirements for alfalfa tennis this season. Hannon Wil-1 Woodland: executive committee, group of nice looking boys In civilian olvUhui l|w minlature ctun a tUtf china used ln e,aaUc fabrics, such os, This is lhe time of year we al- are described by H. C Rather, head . cox was elected captain Mr. Bur- elect two. Arthur lathrop. Delton, dotliea. their faces pressed closely uiiciicr. hom-of-nlenty garments, iiuni-vi-iiiri>i, and unu slipper *nuucr; foundation .----------. - ,, .is more ------- easily , ways have a momentous decision to oJ a,,. Michigan Stale College crops gess says. "Chances of winning are Malic tickling In the throat and Rowe. Hastings'. Rcva lo.he.U, all of gofl! china. Ailed with purple damaged by to » oil “ and grease than ““n make. We must decide whether to department. A good crop of alfalfa ! I Schantz. Assyria Center. Hazel Ann coiled out—"Sorry I cunt take violas won the blue seal against oth,r klnda of rubber “ “»«* «“r' write with lhe red ribbon for lhe removes two or three times as much very promising this .season." you for a ride, boys";' one of them pretty stiff competition. • • • I ment-‘ *« worn nexl lhe »Wn- next year or buy a new typewriter Ixjlu:.h frOm the land as most other , Senior orders for invitations went Douglass. Banfield; delegate to as­ 3nce tried never without!' .sembly** ” Henry Cunningham, Mldhollered buck—Come down next wish I could have the space to tell <he J"*1* -------------"-------«n»y caaM? tc ribbon. Which breaks our heart when crop#. Alfalfa requires lime. Lime In Monday. March 30. . I dlevllle; Evart Ardis. Freeport. Wednesday und you cun." evidently In more detail about the MUI life ’■'•“'en unless they are washed fre-: Sold by all druggist*. Mr. Brozak will organize soft' the red part is perfectly good. Why application* may last five to eight the date their quarantine period display, lhe tropical exhibit. m> cdu- <lu*nu/> Speakers will be Mr Wilson from ball teams to piny during the noon . 1 in thunder do we buy a two-colored years but certainly not for 20 years. nour. They incy will wm piny piny in in the tne same same' “'.E A. Placement Bureau and would be lifted ’ ’ ’ Tlie station I* cational and Interesting, lhe men's hour. Rubber good* can be kept clean ,ribbon? luuull, If „ we Juav u „ v Just ,„ had a black „„ one close to the business saction and group and many others None but *lth warm water or with waler and we woujd throw it out and get a new It was 20 years ago that Michigan manner that the basketball teams Bussell H. Seibert from WMC, intensive uming liming proinuiunra an iincnsivc ifabimamn «HU ’•- — these young men in middy uniforms. gafdvn club members were allowed ^P- Any kind of soap Will be safe onc but tbat entire length of red launched subject is "The win. T.ir<.irn played. The captains names will rtaiamazoo — ----------pUced on m Need for a Mature America fiTmiulre*i«ht,l*» A»'we*M^DDed CMPpete. so a high grade of e<-" °n articles made soiefy of fibber. rjbbon. good as new. to throw tn lhe gram linked with Increased alfalfa I the gym. with the date they are to , ‘ “ familiar sight . A,nIh,i eeflence was wa* maintained mnlntiLiiud thruout liinir.ut But 11 if the the 8>nnent garment is is part part fabric. stove t(m., Ls L* a b terrible terrible waste. waste. Wonder Wonder if If eellcnce Similarly alfalfa needs pna>pia.. for a traffic signal on Central Ave., BURN BRUSH NOW .ittinff . n and there were several unusually ft mlld 800P protect* the fabric. government could use It for red phoru*. a plant food low in quantity lantltv * ? we noticed three of them sitting oil beautiful professional exhibit* made. Rubber articles or garments sbou d Upe, TO PROTECT WILDLIFE with IhM In practically all of Michigan's soils. 1 Declamation and oratory con­ one of the green benches with with that c|u> whkh wa> fhod<xkn. be dried in a cool or only moderately ‘ ... . tests were WVIC held .■r.u Friday. rou»7. March niMltll 27.1 <». i II U 0IUy ■ <1™* HOW Until । ’“\l^^d.,iUnh1n'1ltum^dCont‘theTr rn'w"“pt^ah^Tand warm PUce- never * radiator., Wf-re golng t0 grt JX)niP of thBl Professor Rather points out. Nitro­ Loraine Schantz took first place, (birds will be building nests and rai^ A^n ^SJd^rwriould oo- madr “ Michigan person wish they b!ovp- or hot pipe. Direct sunlight: nejr wituce seed and- plant. It gen is not a problem, for alfalfa gets with Maxine Cooper alternating in *mall game will be preparing a home its nitrogen from the air where it is face*. Ann asked if we would oofaces. ob­ --------------------------------------ish-rmful. If a garment with rubobnoxlou ,% u t well the final declamation contest. Mary for * family that will soon arrive. | were more .favorable lo cultivation is harmful. If ject to inviting them for a ride. I I Ketcham place Swales. . patches gnus - .... ! Ketcnam tometook nr»tfirst place tn In ora-oraownic*. . paicnra or of tantall gnus or ori ber in It needs Ironing, il should rtt ;X)|n(. lf u kllu cooperation in our climate told her I had been aching lo sug­ I.’7^rritory ront**1- »ut' Raymond Ken- > weeds, tangles of berry brush and 1M our name. That zucchini Sadie R. Cook. ‘be pressed as lightly as possible. trend in acreage already is appar-'yon alternating. Those participat- smilar spot*, will soon provide the gest it. so Mie called out the window p . . . -Never dry clean any garment squrt;dl WP planted last year was not -"Boys, if you are nol waiting for "•’Mtora IRHel rm lor u.u r«rlk„: larw cn>0 w teumotji mmL. — ----------' hiding places--------for the eggs of' 'birds . that has rubber in it." warn those thr St. Petersburg. Ha. most- successful thing we ever [ho: now occuwr. more Ihon . muAbcll Jonnral. Loremr und the young of rabbits, etc. ; who know. "But if you can't get oil. raised. We pul it in red clay and Uon acre*. Heiner polnu out Ihm senem. .„d cooper; In ride?"—Would they! A* one man GARDEN HEEDS Each year in the spring fires are ' a drought (pronounced drout, and I acreage in Monroe and Lenawee oratory; Mary Ketcham. Pauline they fairly leaped to the car. two j and water, a dry cleaning fluid will set to bum off these places and as ' bet you can't speH it. either) came counties, the first area* to grow al- Chandler and Raymond Kenyon. wcre In the front seat with Ann. the a consequence great quantities of remove them. Sponge the rubber and uie the vines got aiscouragca. discouraged. falfa third one with Mrs. Bliss and me. Michigan State College vegetable n..i7. n,,„i : along ana r.iraeelnuIrrlrlnMKhwmMUualextensively in Michigan, actualAn „„ nllPl „,euon inn .nlP n ot, th.. lh, ■Mini*, ,„kl„ wild life are destroyed If this lightly with the fluid. Ehen in We cooked the earliest one and it iy dropped from 1834 to 1039 when i-, ih. tn beforewe could open the door our- specialist* have figured out the exact lUmn!?,m(!i?a,th2SVQr nrV'mimita* smelIed K™1'*1 cooking but the fla-lihe total acreage in the state was hcId within about two weeks Pro burning is done earlier, lhe danget selves’ ’ ’ Wc found they came amount* of vegetable seed* needed fLn ™rp .h‘.n ’ °L ’ i seemed to to have have all all escaped escaped durdur- increasing increasing by by 300.000 300.000 Some Some reducreduc- ceeds 2±/ ‘tuh.“ ‘ngo"tcT'the'RCd'croK" . of this annual slaughter is eliminat­ seemed ’wUl from widely separated areas and in the 1942 Victory garden for a Be very careful of the rubber while।1 vor ,n_ M|d Drocess ed and this little chore is taken said process. The later ones Uon also occurred in Barry. Allegan. ' hadn’t been together long enough family of five. Every farm family it has the fluid on It. because It is Ing had care of before lhe fanner becomes ' wllh an and to be familiar with rlic'1 others in Michigan u encouraged to have so rushed with early spring work. .MItnn 1 Uul U Mat BOt ata»urMrt .nd names -'Daniel" and "Winfred." the'such n garden us part of lhe war | Conservation Officer George Sum­ ben LlrtcMoriM u rrtommendrt e00t , w,1> u, two in front, were from Bostontrom and । emt rgencyW.r effort suggested ner urges that ail who plan to do V™, our M. Euirur.HIM. Hoortby the “ asuJ? an efficient fluid. If you use any ‘ A . >“r • “ other drv-eleanlne fluid, be sure it i “ ? ’ ... some burning of grass or brush this I Philadelphia. Questioning the hit-! Amounts listed by tlie college, in-; nu‘“' “ * *. * ,„ pounds to the acre of 0-20-20 fer- Hill. Retah spring, do so during the month of, doo-i uv* • «a < ter about his family, lie drew out a dicate these important vegetables: S i? rvai>ratrs Never toe1! ° r f y0U *!nt ?ne °! th0M !*p5 tiilzer. sumcient for four to five Wagner. March, thus saving the live* of these hoJS’telegram he had received that, Stringleu green beans for a famNeVer tliat are the size of ovenilght years, and ana not in tn the me past 20 30 years -n.„ in H1 v. v hnf. । friends of man. the birds and small h«™ ux»a tar tM* tre* »rrrk»7w morning summoning him home be-! Uy of five to cat fresh and to can: motr fu ar'dvCO6,t. d? “m projnhW srr.i.r prone than M, “h M, ^Kh animals. I a>mt. cause of his father's serious Illness for winter use would occupy 300 feet r *.Ud**rk > dolne',ma.k5 “' /J’*’*? **“■ 35 attending. •nd advising him money would fol- in garden row* and would require a wran 5ie ^Ler J \ ----, . ,. ... Have not 1 commanded thee? Be! MICHIGAN TERMINIX CO. low shortly. It seems his mother I pound of seed Red beet*. 150 feet, “ "ot 'd“rk' rU,p a ' ?sld5 and “°k “’"S,?11; 1 h,d for So the carpenter encouraged the An »«rds assembly wa* held strong and low shortly. —..v. ol B good courage; Mt Battle Creek had iiasMil away Just three year* one and one-half ounces of seed. ?LP ^huiT^ “?** foundallon A gilt ripper comgoldsmith, and he that smootheth ,aat Thursday morning. Cheer- — . .. . ago: la*t yeagan older brother bird Early and tote cabbage should to-. *«• if ™ hS. Ch2!$. * with the hammer him that smote leading and basketball awards were not afraid, neither be thou dis-, Rtprcseuted in Hsstiags by been killed by a hit-and-run driver; ui 200-row feel of plant* from a ™. d°". th^riMJ^haU a”d nl*de »he Ml ,0^dallo" the anvil, saying. It Is ready for the Presented by Mr. Bennett and Mr. mayed: for the Lord thy God I*1 with <hee whithersoever thou goest.; the sister wa* keeping House for the.quarter ounce of reed. Carrots, 200 \°‘d oLhIr and 1fwcd ”me, d,"eT'‘ sodering: and he fastened it wilhiOlMHOME LUMBER CO. --Josh ID father younger brother; Mt. one ': “ er *W*d Pocke,» °n lh® sataw ttning nails, that it should not be move<L-l The Doomsday book campaign is father and and a a younger brother: now now ffeet, one ounce ounce of of seed. need. Phon* 2276 ■with he fared this fresh tragedy which Sweet com should include some of; ------ talcum ---------- powder or cornstarch. , for mirrors, purees, driver*' license being completed this week. — — — — ■ * | n nd *uch. nnd then shaped the silk In- fell was serious or he wouldn't the new and sweeter hybrids, plant-: death OF MRS. ... .. ; crepe on tlie outside like the one I have been sent for. Wc were happy ed nt Interval* to include 300 feet, ot ;jDA ARNOLD My JinnW nerd 77 nO««ed 1 patterned. That one ' had a gold In helping to tide over ttie anxious row* In hill*. An.ounce of chard ... waiting period’ • ’ Ann gave them seed will plant 30 feet; two »tnaUIftWtty on Wednesday of last week Chain nround it and I am fresh out a grand drive out to Gulfport. Pas’- packages of leaf lettuce seed will at tj,e home of her daughter Mrs of gold chains so I took a suede liat u-Grllle. the shore drive along the plant lhe suggested 50 feet. Those | Elmer Greenfield, of Nashville, of tlie same color as the crepe and Gulf, reluming thru the citrus who want mustard green* can plant [ she had been ill for several months. cut lengths and braided a band to grove*, with a stop at Indian Rocks 100-row feet from n half-pound of she is survived by three sons. Orov- answer the need. A zipper sewed Grove where refreshment* are seed. Two ounce* of onion seed.; er of Nashville. Curtis of Middle- across the top makes it complete served out-of-doors, under palm probably Yellow Globe, will plant ville and Clair of Battle Creek; and it look* ritzy enough for any­ I two daughters. (Mrs. OreenfieU». body. The cost was so small. I can tree*, lo the accompaniment of hid­ 200 feel In a row or rows. den music that seems to drop from A quarter-ounce of parsnip seed Nashville, nnd Mrs. Nell Wycoff. have one for each ensemble. It's fun. the skies. I rather looked for the will plant 100 feet. Pens can occupy \ Battle Creek; eight grandchildren: too. boy* to order a hamburg, or hot dog. 200-row feel from 1’4 pounds ofieight great-grandchildren: and a Well, here is the sugariess cookie and a coke, perhaps, but each took seed; radishes planted al intervals brother. William Phillip*. Battle America's favorite dish—a choco­ early in the season can use 50 feet' Creek. Funeral services were held recipe- Heat 1 cup com or cane late sundae. They couldn't say of row space from a half-ounce of,nt the Leonard funeral home Frl- syrup until melted with *4 cup enough about the high grade sccd. Spinach seed is scarce, but' day al two P. M.. lhe Rev. Shirley of butter (I used oleoi. 81ft to­ "chow" Uncle Sam furnished them. those who can get It can u*e 114; DeGroat of Grand Rapids officlat- gether 4 teaspoons soda. 1*4 tea­ Interment in the Dowling spoons Ringer. I teaspoon salt'and 2 • • • They were nice clean-looking ounces for 125 feel. Tomato plants' inc. family ui of live five ncru need 200 feel u, of ■ cemetery. । re,fl cups of flour. Add the dry ingreboys ail ooys all me the name age—iihkiwh nineteen-— - for iur a inuuiy and left no doubt in our minds a* row space for the suggested CO lo how much they had appreciated plants, --------“— to — Bowser. **-------1 according the afternoon drive as we left them back again on Central in front of FREAK LAMB HAD Postal-Telegraph, where Eugene TWO BODIES hoped the money for the trip home One occasionally reads of an anl- : would be waiting for him. • • ’ As mal being bom with two heads, for us. we oil realized how good a which Is considered a freak of na­ Boy Scout feels when hl* “one good ture. but when an animal Is bom DEALER'S NAME AND ADDRESS turn of the day" has been an es­ with two bodies, that is rare news. pecially good one. A week ago Saturday there was We are sorry that Hie season for bom at the home of Claude Edgell. Temple orange* is almost over. Lo­ who lives southeast of Nashville, cally they arc the favorite of all near lhe junction of M-79 and M-14. orange*, and bring the highest prices. a lamb with one head and two bod­ A* soon as one becomes acquainted ies. The head and neck of the with them, as a rule, they want no animal wcre normal, but from the other. The entire crop is usually neck back two bodies were formed. consumed tn the state for they can­ On the one body there were four not. be picked until ripe and have normal legs: on the other, the hind a tendency to dry after maturity, legs were In the usual position but so arc not particularly good ship­ from the right front shoulder grew pers. • • • Tills year conditions were a lea that al lhe knee Joint perfect for a bumper crop and they branched out into two lower legs have had a great season. As oranges and feet. go they are comparatively new and The badly deformed animal did I have been told grow only in not live nnd Mr. Edgell wa* pre­ Florida. They bear the name of tlie serving It on ice. In the hope that .man who developed them by croas- some museum or someone interest­ ’ing lhe more common pineapple ed in such rarities would care to orange, a fine Juicer, with the tan­ have it mounted and kept. gerine—the result. If you get them at their best, a large, thin-skinned oruntr rich In color, that peel* easily CHOCOLATES like the tangerine. The meat is much darker than other Florida oranges: the segment covering is a* thin os Choose from our grand display of Easier baskets and tissue paper making them easily eggs . . . beautifully Easter-decorated packages, in­ prepared for salads or to eat out-of­ cluding America's favorite, the famous Whitman's hand. I am not one to deny the We ore in the morkket SAMPLER. $130 Io $7.50 . . . Whitman's FAIRHILL, claim made for them -that they are popularly priced favorite . . . and other delicious for your wool. Our the sweetest of all oranges. It's the first time the California navels Whitman’s selections! prices will be right have had a 'rival in my choice of with the market. orange*. They are harvested about lhe time the pineapple orange sea­ . son end* and before the Valencias When you need grots are ready for marketing. seed come In ond see I wish members ■ of lhe garden clubs in Barry county could have whot we hove. Our looked In with-me this week on the seed line is complete. annual flower show of the ’local XtiSSf“£‘S2“■ >'"™'e.’“b-hburb>.L>nn «■“■5“. "“’’’S'- «?»! PECKHAM'S ItEMEDY ttENHERiHMMINC? I ' ' » • If YOU EASTER it APRIL 5th Need Money is the place to shop for EASTER GIFTS Your Banker First fr FARMERS If It’s Money It’s Worth Talking It Over With Men With Financial Experience SOOTH clubs held in the Coca-Cola audi­ torium. I went with Mrs. Charlie Clarke and you may imagine how delighted we were when we discov­ ered that the had drawn the blue seal In her entry in tlie "Novice Class." She Is a member of one of first arrangement she had ever en­ tered tn competition. Tlie Judges, are all experts so all the more honor goes with an award. • • • She had used a tong. tow. leaf-shaped dish of turquoise blue, with a soft pink lining in which she had grouped GOLOSHES We orc furnish prepared you Tender, romantic fragrance in quaint bot­ tle*. Hand-blown Decanter Jug, 11.75; Violip Bottle, designed from original antique, $1.00. Two bouquets—Plan­ tation Garden and Woodland Spice. to quality fuel at all times. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mgr. LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Moore. The �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL t. IHt BatUo Creek were Sunday KanMth Maad and family of Maple Grove, and Mr. and Mra. Howard DtMand of Woodland spent Bunday nireraary. Marvin Rosenberger spent the Thursday with Mr. and Mra. Henry |day with her aon. N. C. Sherman' Mr*. Id Stair*, went to the home ot Mra. Blanch Treat of Jackson spent KArehcrf The former remained fori and family of HasUngi Mr.Mra and.iwk Mra. Jack McCoy «r of rwior Cedar .. .. weekend with bls grandparents. Mr. r—‘ m- ana Thursday with Mr*. Viola Roger*. I Mr. and Mra. Fred Ballance ot ■ Spring*. Monday. * Charlea Deming RamuVcalled and Mrs. Austin Rosenberger of 1the week'' laruvute. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Dunktebergvr' Ha*ttag» were Sunday dinner guest*Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mn. Virgil Virgil Woods Wood* and and on Mr. and Mra. W. C. Lepe Friday Clarksville. Mn. William Jamea of Hastings of Dowling were Thureday caltar* «r- «d Mra. OUFencc■Bewaict. Dorothy were Greenvilla and How­ afternoon. M.,. VT.U-... ------- ------ ------------- —- -------------------■ ------erenlng - -------------------- Mr. -- and -TZ -------------------- -Mead u and^ ---■ Mr. and Mra. Gerald Thompaon,1 ard Clly vuitor* Friday. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Walton. »ons spent Friday with of Mr. and Mrs. ~ Clement 1™. D~l. ' Ur. u.ry »~.h uiH.rM two ^bu*taM*lsSurdA)re HMtln8‘ Mmf. and Mr*. Roland Furrow acMr. end Mr*. Herbert McCani and ' cracxea nos rnuraaay. ant is now cracked ribs Thursday. She L* now WraBalna Kauffman attended comptmled by Mr. Freeman Furrow Wayne Mourar of Ionia called on c»’1 M>'"dI East Maying at the home of her daugh-| th* B. Y. P. D. Btate Cabinet meet- and Sente of Hasting* spent Monday Mr. and Mr*. F. C. Tabbcrer last! Mr. and Mr*. Harley Seaxe of CoaU tWi Hazel Roush of Hasting*. n.olAr zallln rr TS V —evening. V—nlnff Thrv U.l., o.I.o.. and dural. la.m oh > Grove Grove Visited vtalted al at the the Viola Viola Rovers Rogers1 i. n> in Midland Sunday. afternoon In Grund Rapids calling Tureday They Werv were Ctl oh; Helen H Bustance Sarah Jane ..... _________ —» home Bunday afternoon. Mr and Mr* P C Tabberer were on the bride and groom. Mr. and their way home from Hastings where, I Burgess visited school in Woodland >re. Robert Furrow. . Wayne in lusting* to’ hear Mtas Anna E. Mr*. ---------had to report for tnr the second! Hiram Karcher of Remm calledI Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Stahl and'draft examination. । at the Frank Walton home Saturday Mr and Mr* Clarence Benedict McGhle, evangelist at lhe Wesleyan ’”x family ui o( Logan were ouuu Sunday Mr. — and Mrs. Walter Rockhill ~i of1 Mra. Lizzie Whitmer and daugh- , spent ^Wednesday tn Hastings, dtnchurch Sunday evening. • lanxuy ., din— — Mra. Bd Looey and daughter. Mr* ner gue*U ■ al' the Ray -J Bz=t!r-S: WtaUnd Hasting, .punt Die tb- weekend with ter, Mae. of Holland. Mr. and Mr*.. ner k licit* of their daughter, Mra. and‘,Mra._W.JV^Rockhill.* Mr* W. W. Rockhill. Alberta PorrtU of Bowne. were Fri- home. Mr. and | ; jr# Blough and family of Alto, andI Fred BalUnce. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Roush of Dut- mt Mr._ B11U and — Mrs. Jay muuju Blough and >, famMr*. mcnui Merrill Karcher attended uk theMr*. Claude Walton and day afternoon caller* of Mrs. Dell Mr. and Mrs. A*,. mumia. Godfrey. Bobby wcre guests of Mr. and Mra. ton were Sunday dinner guest* of ||y of Carlton were Sunday after-1 Bowne Center Extension Club meet■ jjra. Polly Parks spent a week and Otorge Brownell and Mis* Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. William Dipp and fam- noon callers of Mr. and Mr*. W. C.' Ing at the home of Mrs. John Watts of' Bowne Center Friday. a half with her staler. Mn. Jonas Walton of FUnt, Sunday. j ily. ' L«pe. Blough of Ciarksvilie while taxing Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Karcher and Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Parker of Yp-' p. C. Tabberer was in Caledonia I Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma and care of the sick Marion of Grand Rapids, and Mr. xilantl wcre Saturday night guests Monday on business. , I, Phyllis --------------------------------Afin called on Mr.--------------and Mr* Mr* Harry Thompson of Hastings and Mr*. William Crake*, local.: of Mr. und Mra. Leon Howk, and all Mr. and Mr*. Jay Blough and.Geontc Alexander and family of was a Saturday afternoon caller of spent Sunday afternoon with Mr ' were Sunday dinner guests of their j family of Carlton nnd Mr. and Mr* ' Lowell Sunday ------------------- \ - -nd Mrs. Leap Karcher. | parents. Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Weav- > ira Blough and son Ivan of Alto ! Mra. Gertrude Russell vtalted her Mra. George Bustence Mr* Has- Mr. and Mrs. Charlex Moore and j er of Elmdale. WPre Sunday dinner guests of Mr -sister of Grand Ledge Sunday. Mr*. Clifford Clifford ADerding Alierdlng oforHasUng* spent Friday with Mr. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Moore 'were, Mrs. Bernard Piper of Battle and Mr*. Will Blou«h. Mr. and Mr*. Semlah Seese and .. <-----Sunday of Mr. nnd 1 Creek on Mr. and Mra. Otto Mr* Roy McRoberts and son Mr* Adah Motter spent Thursday Mr*. --------------EarlEverion and family.dinner guest* --------- ------------------ called — Kunde Saturday evening. ‘ ------------------- family. ( Dannie Joe of Allo called on Mr*, with Mr. nnd Mra. Wesley Keim and Callers at the Semlah Seete .home .. Mra. -Dale Cook and Mr. and Mr*. Roy Preston of Vieta Roger* Saturday nftemoon. ' — — — ; son Vcm of- — Clarksville. Saturday wcre Mra. Ellen Seese anc Mr. and Mr*. Harry Fish and fam-. —. ----- -----Mra. Ray Wieland and children Mra. Thuraa Tliompion of Bowne. ily of Middleville were Sunday din-1 Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr* Bessie Wetach and son Fred I• Mr*. ... .. . . of, ... __ 1. ...oil.o. r and Mra Mr. Mrs. Pa»rrv Perry Ptralnn Preston. of Middleville and Mra. Art Lowe attended a family gathering at tiw and. Hiram Karcher Remu*. ner guests of r. ills mother, Kfro Mrs. Kforv Mary M Mr. Mrs. _ Lewis __ and ___ .. _ Neeb.. and of Hastings wcre Wednesday eve- home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Troyer Mra. Arthur Beeman of Hasting*. Dodge. was a Wednesday guest of her ataMrs. Irene Buehler of Pleasant Mr. and Mrs Clarence Van Patten nlng callers at the Thompson-Fry I and family of Grnnd Rapids. Tlie 'gathering was in honor of their son. ter. Mr*. Gerhardt Kunde. Valley visited Mr. and Mrs J. D. and the latter* daughter of.Kula- home. maxoo visited Mr. and Mra. Ray, Mrs. Gladys Schrumpf and son of I Glenn of the United States Navy. A daughter weighing eight lbs. Cool Saturday evening. j Irish Hill*, who have been visiting who was home on leave from Ata• • -----•----Hiram Karcher, Bert Kdrcher. and Neeb of Vicksburg Sunday Mra. Bertha Sherman spent Sunat the home of her parents, Mr. and | meda. Calif. Charles Deming of Remus spent Blough. Monday morning. Mr*. Gerald Cairns and daughter Beverly Kay of Irving wcre Monday evening guexta of Mr. and Mra George Forbey. and spent Tuesday evening at the Thompson and Fry home. Hiram Karcher of Remus was n Sunday afternoon caller of Mr and | Mra. Asa Stecklc and P. E. Dem­ Ing. , Mrs. Roland Furrow spent Wed­ nesday with Mrs. Richard Brower of Hastings. OIL FURNITURE POLISH 20c Percy Rosser and Leon Howk RUG SHAMPOO ....?_25c spent Sunday will] the former's soni ’ Wesley Rosser and family of AlleFURNITURE WAX 25c Igan. Leon remained for IhL* week , to do interior decorating for them, I Grand Rapids visited Uieir stater, l<ra. Art Coleman of Hasting*. SunWilliam PorriU ol South Bowne Clarence Benedict Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Clinton and family of Carlton Tarp. were Sunday dinner gueata of Mr. and Mr*. B. R. Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clinton and family ot Alto called Mr. and Mr*. Alton Rogers. Mr. and Mra. Dean Whlttmore. and Hint5 TUT CaiMt* fre/O- YUUVl BIT" WAITINC Ton STEEL PLIERS RK'S^ 14’1 WITH THIS COVTOM. r». OLD ENGLISH COUPON T I N SNIPS I loartoo BIKE LAMP 69< 57jK LARGE SIZE KS WRENCH jl • TACKLE BOX I X Our regular $ 4 < »1.!>8 . I 'you cu? $1.37 Mac-O-Lac Marine Spar Varnish GLASS OIK WITH feffHUlNE COFFEE MAKER High grade, weather-restating varnish for indoor or outdoor me. $2-10 1 gal. WMISH •L Pyresbria/bui Mac-O-Lac Houic Exelu«l»« ENAMEL cov<n4 nn«t. I L tott" ONE COAT COVERS! in 5 sol. Ion Point lasting Weathertcslcd finish. $2'85 Mac-O-Lac Flat Finish interior paint. . . Ideal for wall*. Clip TH* Coupon pletc! GARDEN 5 $2.25 HOSE Single ply—black 35 It. $ $ YES! You Can Buy Paint ON CREDIT at Mark's TURPENTINE bulk your container, gal. in iner teacher in the Freeport school. Senior New* Local friend* extend congratulaI Friday afternoon there will be a U?iu, . Good Friday ' program at lhe A ;• ehureh. Th. A C.«»IU sued in Kent county to George W. chOjr Of Huntington College. Hunt­ Miller. 29, Lowell and Vlotat Yon- |I1BUln lnd. wm alng. The same ker*. 30, Caledonia. George la the g.oup Blng ugBln ln yj,. evening son of Mr. and Mra. Peter Miller Unllcd Brethren church. * who reside south of town, Th* wedding will take place Easier CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Sunday. Freeport Methodist Church MLm Gertrude Benton and Wat-' terman Thomas were united In mar­ Morning worship—11:00. riage at the home of the bride'* Sunday-school—13:00.' Services Sunday will he given in Bowne—Lodwcll ledger. 35 years over lo tlie observance of Faster, ago Item*. and reception of We understand that Mr. and Mr*. with baptism . ' A offering for John Fish have rented the former members. .. -special r------ ----------. > .John Rickert home and will soon World Service interests will be takon. ।occupy it. A union Good Friday — amice will Glen Slater of Binghamton. N. Y. ---------------------------------1and Merton Slater of Punxsutawney, be held In our church beginning at Pa., relumed to their homes Salur- 1:30. Special music and the mex।day. They were called here by the sage by a group from Huntington :serious illne*» of their father. Ed. College. Wc cordially invite you to Slaler*at tlie State Hoxpltal al Kai- attend. By agreement of our loamazoo Mr. Slater ha* been serious- cal merchant*, all buslnea* places ly 111 with pneumonia. will be closed from noon until 3:00 The Huntington College A Capel- o'clock. ta choir will give a special concert ‘ ’ Carlton Center Methodist Church * al the United Brethren church on Everett M. Love, pastor Good Friday evening at 8:00 o’clock Morning worship—10:00. The public L* cordially Invited to Sunday school—11:00. hear this fine music. United Brethren Church 4-H Club New* Rev. Paul E. Olmstead, pastor The Lucky Clover Club will exhiblt their project* at the Barry Freeport Sunday school—10:30. County Achievement Day next Sat­ Preaching—11:30. urday. April 4th. al the Hasting* (Reception of Members at close ot Central school auditorium Every­ Is invited to attend Achievement; morning service.) j one ------------;----- --------—-------------------Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Rosenberger 1 Dnf B,,d Christian Endeavor —7:00. Preaching—8:00. « .nd M.r«n m. Bund., ,ur.U o, ln “» Midweek Prayer Service evtfry Ur. and Mr.. DMtM Romrbfrjrr1 K»»' «»>• P“‘*» of Clarksville I ThU year our club hM lwcnl’r Thursday at the church-8 00. Union Good Friday Service ut Mtas Evelyn Overholt spent the > member*, quite an Increase over pre­ weekend with her parent*. Mr. and *loua In lhe mondng club Methodtat church—1:30 The Huntington UUllcgr Clu»ir ! Mrs. Charles Overholt. । member* will attend the motion pic­ ' Nelson Hinckley and Warren Sur-,tur; "Ymmg America.* which ha* will present a prognun of Sacred rarrer vtalted Mrs. Fred Ingnlsbe of110 *10 w,t*’ lbc c’ub- at u,e music at tlie church the evening of April 3. al 8:00. Grand Rapids Monday. [Strand and Barry Uieaters Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tight of Vai-1 Member* will t* glad to have the paraiso. Ind. Mr. and Mra. Leo Fry Parents and local people attend the Burgess home Thursday for dinnci. and family of Battle Creek.' and Achievement Day program. Your The public I* cordially Invited. Mr. and Mrs Roy Gaut and ■ presence will greatly ciicourugr them Preaching — 10 00. 1 Jo Ann of Tailman spent lhe week-' and show y°ur ““erest in our 4-H; <Reception of tnembers al close end with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence,c,ubot morning service.! Benedict. SCHOOL NEWS I Sunday school—It :00. Mr. nnd Mrs. Manley Sherman[ I Christian Endeavor—8:00. and family vtalted Mr. and Mrs I Sov.tAl or th. ouhth or.a, tor. Ptw>.i Dave Waters of Hasting* Sunday. Prof rent or Or.tr nrorloslr.l “«• >» »«“"■ ' -----------------»mU»rr wtll ,pr>k at lhe Caw Friday afternoon Tlie sixth grade pupil* were in hills bell Brethren church In the mon:-' Mrs. Guy McNco und Mr: Verdun Ing and evening of Easter Sunday. romc nf. our classes today. Ml** No , lan has been called away because Covilie were in Hmtlni;* WcdmsHe will give « slide lecture at 8:60 ot the death of her mother. day. in the evening. Prof. Kent toured.' • • • Mr. and Mr*. Roy McCnul attendPalestine with M. G. Kyle. Freshman New* cd a party at Vere Carter’s In MyrU, Byrrwm .pnu Uro TO,wc „„ Wc were Riad to have Mr. Sjoberg Pleasant Hill. Saturday night. <md arrth her .UUr. Mr., will,.,,, •cttiiT. , u ichool Usi Thunid-y. Thun4., 15 Mr. and Mr*. Howard Colburn of Tinkler of Hasting*. r- 1 — , Wc n,an 10 organize a Defense Middleville spent Sunday al Guy with Mr '//a ,Knyclub- ‘nw ,npn,bcrs c011ccl scr*l’ McNee'*. Afternoon caHcra were Mr. !V with Mr wrl|c t)j • - --................ Tuesday Mr. anrt and Mr« Mr*. Fred col- nnd Mr*. Chas. Gibbs. Cool of Pleasant Valley. While lect waste paper, etc. " John Lukso and family enter­ there, Mr Cool helped hi the sugar tained relatives from Grand Rapid* bush. Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Gerhardt Kunde Last Friday became of the rain Mr. and Mra. Vance Sharp of Mid­ were in Hasting* and South Shultz outside, the boy.* were invited to at­ dleville were callers at Leon Pott* on buxines* Saturday afternoon. tend lhe ■'Girls' Gier Club " Some of Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mr* Harry Bdighner of the special numbers arc worthy of Mr. and Mrs. Bud SUson of Free­ Lake Odessa spent Tuesday after­ note. port were camera ut Verdun Covill'a noon with Mr. and Mrs. George Miss Bull!* was here last Wednes­ Sunday afternoon. Forbey. day to give the 4-H girls suggestions Mra. Dora Opperman and chil­ Mrs. Leo Fry < Eleanor Millen nnd On.rP'C'r turn __________ dren oi of mioiaiia Midland vwere callers _al .Roy children of Battle Creek called on Tuesday. March 25th. there was a McCttulll Sunday nrtv at tha . Mrs. Ella Catl and Mr. and Mrs ’lady lhe *rhnnl school whn who talker) talked tn to Mrs. Sarah McCaul and Roy Mc­ Caul and wife called on Edd Col­ burn and family ut Alaska Sun­ day, und found Mr. Colburn In very poor health. MILK? $2 35 9»l vW'z-z'z'z-z-z',-z'z'z'z-z-z',-z'z'z'z'z'z<, S S 3 oz and 4 Senior "Skip Day." MxneUme in tXboyx Weih 11M Name* Frederick Jon A>)rU Committees have been apLnd nu^rt pointed for refreshments, entertainKE <^^“1*^"- — ntaee and date ment. transportation, place and date. Did Somebody Mention for walls, woodwork, etc. Choice ot colors . . Gel your supply now. while our Charles Bunn and family Bunday the girls interested in -a afternoon. C°Tmd*y. Sarah Jane Burgeu and Mrs. Charles Cosaday and Mr* Della Castle and Duane Axtell of Helen Bustance hud the opporLansing were Sunday dinner guests tunlty lo visit lhe Woodland Town- a of Mr*. Maude Rogers and Mar- ship school. guerite and Mn. Jennie Caaaday. i . . • Born to Mr. and Mr*. Bruce C. The Junior* have been making Q7< I BUS SCHEDULE ______ ______ „, _ IIWIBBlIlWWmiMMiwwimniiiMiiw 230000234823300201010001022300008990230101010100015300010102235323010002010223010000010001070800010100010153230102230 FERRY'S ROWERS VEGETABLE SEED 98 IN PACKAGES.. GET 25 lb*. »1;.O roo ib*. m oo Batteries YOUR S TO GRAND RAPIDS &DCTROLA weather with an "Invader" Bat­ tery. Fits most popular cars KNIFE SET » <9.25 l.'SO A knife for every kitchen need . . Stalnlfs* steel . . Hand-honed edges that Effective Jane M. 1911 NOVY 7 Piece Kitchen TO BATTLE CREEK 1:40 P..M. We sure did, Sonny! We know it s your favorite food, especially when it comes from Highlands Dairy. With all this health build­ ing for defense, the whole family should be drinking it! Known for Quality Grade A Milk MODEL 441 WALNIT ARKC »16’~5 ST ORE S I NC...BBBP HASTINGS . ■mw Vegetable Slain* If you have vegetable stain* on four finger*, rub them off with a cut potato, or lemon «kln. Wash well in 'old waler. 128 W. State Phone 2524 DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH Handsome, modernly de- signed cabinet In durable HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c: OT. PT. 6c; QT. TO LANSING TO KALAMAZOO ’Dally Except Sunday All Other Trip* Are Dally ■ |f ■■ ptasUr. PETROSCOPE 10 CROHO umc control ... 5 genuine RCA tube*. Illuminated HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phon. 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutingi Phone 2137 TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TlTORSnAY. APRIL 2. |ffl STOCK UP WITH A "WAR PANTRY West Coast Red Cross Chapter Busy • - WP°D SC”°O>'he to now stationed in Los Angeles. ASSYRIA _ by the choir. her vacation with her parents, Mr. Mr. 'with tpecigl ___ music Mrs. Marjorie Cairn* has returned Cal. , Mr*. Mary Barve was ho«ter« on Baptism will be given. and Mrs. jOtla Ketcham. home »««» «hort vt»lt with friend* Ray Clinton were tn In Friday to lhe the member membra of the Hap— nay and urn Dorothy cunton The Ltoyd Nlxon of Albl0I1 ■ Mr. and Mr*. Rex Meyers of Kaitn Coldwater j Rapid* Thursday. >— --- ----. —at ... .... JlPid a very profitable quarterly i amaxo° »f*nl Sunday with their Rapids Grand py — Dozen organtaitlon her cabin ! Bun Francisco— Evacuees! It's the , .. u,_ Mr. and .Mrs. Hourtrd Mr. and Mrs. SS? Caryl Bowman and home, corifereme of the Battle Creek Clr- ’grandpa:cuts. -------- Mr and Mrs. Fred Fu,to... Food- Wirt. Th. ’ „„„ „„ ** «, run. ™^."„d Hc°,Sto Wilson SiS of .1 Mra. Hosmer* UrUuJey, The large new living room added cult of the Methodist church. The Hawley. Mr.i Man Pienma and roecesEary energy Values cl*co today. . the Job of receiving Fnrt Cu»ler were weekend guest* of Bowman* parent*. Mr to the Bailey Bros., farm home W|~ ■ -is pastor of CARLTON CENTER ’ Rev. Marcus E Taber ’ also from Grand Rapid*. George Stanford. Washington. D. C.—Aware, at tad. and caring for a ceaaeleM stream ol Mr. nnd Mrs Henry Kidder. completed, ready for occuigtncy. -the circuit which includes the । The school improvement meeting Miss Beatrice Smith ha* been ill tlutt this business of bomba falling men. women and children, wafted' F T A. last Tunday night wax The Neighborhood Joy birthdag[ Briggs.- Base Line and Union MXJiLscred by the. Kellogg Founda­ on American cities 1* more'than Juxt here from troubled Pacific outposts. *•**> attended and our program com, club met on Friday with Mrs Hot­ churches. The meeting was held at tion at the school house Saturday Mr and Mrs F. j Beck attended S” * □ faint noMdblhtv Mr and Mrs *n other years these were the; "thtee put on a fine entertainment. evening was poorly attended and tie Stevens, her daughters atalatlng..; the latter point ' America arc healnnlnu t mnlr nlun«,haM>y ,an,llt,‘* and tOUrtata, sa|ly •l,wtf month there will be a contest Mr. and Mrs Reg McCarty, who a church wedding of hi* nephew. CrocM,ord Qt Woodland. | Mr and Mrs. Wilson Thomas, of America are beginning to make plan* cJeMln< lhu porl for HoiwIll|u ,Jld program, ladle* versus genu. How- nol much accomplished. .Mass., who accompanied their fath- , have been located at the Allan Hugh Kelly. In Lansing. for home-living during emergencies.! the Orient. Now tlwy are return- i’rtl wiuon will lead the men's team WARTIME STYLK Mr. Strodbeck is able to be out on family were Sunday guexta of lrr- 8Perry Thomas of Bellevue. t*om;, Itatf farm, have moved to a farm ' Paramount In their minds I* the. Ing. uprooted and bewildered !our teacher. Mias Lipkey, will FOR-FARM WOMEN crutches Sunday vialtora al their and Mr*. HLlUs Ttacher. tft tr,P lth M,A' recently, and wer- 'Ih'tlie Bristol district. Visitor* ot Mr. and Mra. 1 food question. Just how. they 'I'*' --------,,dlw r . ------------------------. —iu.uw 1 Hr*.--, wirx 'HUr*u of ,h,lr broBter and Wlfr.. Clifford Conklin, who. since his­ heme were Mr and Mrs. Glenn Stn lbl* ar"-** economy . Mr and Mrs TjiOmag havp' return to service. has been at Camp ciumm ot Hosting*. should the family eat If public utlli-1! evacuees have ““ come “ home . . home ** * ‘Mrs, Bessie Bruce and Mrs. Iva and Mrs. Delbert Heine of X*ta« to America ... and lhe migration Taggart spent last Thursday with adapted to wartime, yet with enough relumed home. Wilson who ho* Mr and Mrs. Howard Daniels of uer'aro shut off. and lhe grocer down continue*. Some are civilian de-[Mrs Biik£otieh of Delton. style to attract use by America's . been in the service over a year is to Camp Blanding. Florida, a* a No. Hosting* spent from Thursday untfi mazoo and Mr and Mrs. Ben Mac. ^he street has decided to stay home ’ *?I ”11* ,Bre J— hc wives Main, who wim underwent made mi for In a ~ camp in Mass. ' 1 Gunman. He ls anxiously await­ Saturday with their parent*. Mr.; Lend of Baltic Creek. ' :or a lew nay* or at least untn ne • vn ■ kcri'' TO----........ j Howard ......................... .iwu,. *■a rural women is the claim umutMr. and Mr*. Roy Allsrdlng an Mr. and Mr*. Ajcnle Stamm have ing the receipt of the Hastings and Mrs. Leslie Daniels. Is sure that enemy raider* have ,'?*8P"Pennock ho*- tlM. outnta now avalIable in .torrs ■ . been blasted from the skies and lhe A'?, ..L,, *•--£ I, [7‘ “d-* 7 7 T'1 “"‘L ‘V*®’ or '» pattern fftrm. according to moved from the ’Frerl Stamm farm -Banner. Mi. John BUur >u in. Quod hoto \All Clear" signal is around to stay, J”. , ? ' L * "wC >' 7*7* tb» week have 'nembera of lhe home economic* ex- of Johnstown, to the, Stamm farm ; Mt and Mra. Forest Stamm have Rapid* Wednesday ~ to see .... her sister.! »•— Mrs Robert Lapo and ctaushter In Assyria. The mother. Mrs: Han­ moved from tlie Mr.-. Tom Wilken»- Mrs. Fred Blotter of Lowell wlio is far awhile b \ *7*' ,nd Mn w»" Wain. Mr. tension staff at Michigan College of Muir. Mrs Phoebe Mote of HuAmerican Red Cross nutrltlrmtat* Bed.Grots socjdl worker to register and Mrs. Russell Roc of Hosting*. -------lhe - past - -----——------ ..... . ■ nah Stamm. I* with them aj pm- son farm of Arayrla to tlie former quite ill and is a patient, at Butter ­ tings and Mrs. F3ga TVcher of During year, clothing r-SS S“k toTS? ■»«* ‘r1’ Mr S? ?*» *1*1" BXI. , 'peclaltots Stamm farm in Johnstown. worth hospital. lutve studied the prob­ enl. Lake Odessa called on Mn. Gore. rotor. ■’.nd L .ur/ll,.! u t'. nwrlxilon Ana ton lie Crrrt Tlie pupils of the Briggs school The young peoples organization Frank Hosmer was in Ann Arbor lems of the women worker and Ulna tiir kina, ot tort toi will |h to'Hrt" 7' Mr ““‘l Mr* Ktorttok designed 15 outfit*. As" these de­ collected magazines nnd pupent on met on Saturday night at the home Friday for treatment. Gerald TUcher Wednesday. ' Friday for the 'Victory Drive Mrs Mina Elliott accompanied Mr ply ' the energisucc to ' °< "V'tona .tort nn Uro I.tor. signs have come out they have been Mr and Mr*.’Robert Krohn have Harriett Babcock. Kenneth Miller Assyria Center. ■ and Mrs. Merle Fauley and daughter I to..”... to , . . .Izbicrz, Mrs. Main Und Mrs. Taggart Immediately adopted by commercial spirit* from ftaggl .1' The Motor Corps I* there and thr jlly * pattern companies and garment mid Merilyn . Bristol, sophomores, Mb* Norma. Case of Lansing to Elint to spend lhe weekend with had slate shingles put on lhe tide To feed a healthy adult for a week eameero M iMon( M°ndl ?y of their tiouM. during such emergencies the Red f^dma 2 nrobie^n hmJ TTiere Mr" Corl wh<eIer entertained manufacturers, consequently most local students of Hastings high spent ut-r the weekend' with her Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott. I am handing In my reUgnatloR school, are of them arc now available. -------- — - again on the list of parenta. Mr and. Mrs. Hugh Caw Mr. and Mrs. Earl Munson of ac correspondent and 1 would like Cross nutritionist* .uggr.t th. fulUtUr frle,,,h Latest design released is thr pro-.bon<’r ‘ftident, . . Our recent __ mow storm* ____________________ were Bank- Crock visited _ Mr,. Anna ,o^ ____________________ M;iua to publicly tliank everybody who tn •”* ‘--------------- --------------------------The church services al thr Brigg- gi.vtcd ’*‘lrh surjirtaF. Buck Saturday. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and Two tall tin* of unsweetened milk. Miss Betty Ketcham, serving at Mr and Mrs. Weeks and two chll- any way assiated me with the new*. work on farms nr any place where it church wfll return to the morning Mixed with one part water, this will Fem TUcher. is damp and cold. This is a oervice on Sunday and every two dlrilttan Interne work at a hospital dren.have moved onio the Govern_______________________ Bamum of Wocxllaml, give two quarto of milk. Milk, by the ON PAY DAY. B17Y BONDS— ready thousand* of garment*, warm, ,™,_ „„„ .by. shower-proof coat, cut somewhat on weeks thereafter. An Easter service at Cincinnati. Ohio. Is sj»nding ment Farm formerly occupied by Oysterr .'.upper nnd Initiation way. is the beat all-round food Ctofhlw for kldto. «>.d I»nu> r«. torn™ "to? “ to the order of a streamlined army there is. parka. It slips over the head so Infanta, have been dispensed. Score.Ollc pound of whole grain crack - of stranded people have been trans­ there are no openings to blow open t>l«ty present. on blustery days. A hood cut in one ported to all porta of the country One can of pork and beans. There with thr coat, protects the head. are tot* of fTxrt value"hereF'lMaide*. n<H “^"‘err^'fto'^^t bS’n Another recent design Is the food u sticks .UmV. to the .km ribs -unul mnux^eenHv ,,err 80 kreat an(J fum. it Umtno* ueen |r" w nn[J ",,ts Mrs Bawjll “av' preparation drew, which alto makes a.' Un or w-taUW j»rt. Sin? M- ton pu, “ ?>' lie J T.;. M.. und Mrs, D.in it good houscdre&s. Tills outfit has »r. spam, .n,™ or „ tlie ,h. like. Ito No »„ chicken -l.to... h0l„„ ,rl.niU „ Strong of Lake Odessa Sunday fore­ roomy pocket*. opens down the beef, noon sind in ,,,r the "'"T? aftftnoon Mr «n« and front so it can be slipped on with­ here. It's too dejleatr. relative On each train there l- IT" 00” Mr On.-h.U or Uto chto. relativM. . K.‘a 'l.'Xl work,. « out mussing the hair. Another SUNNYFIELD — TENDER $MOKED ’ K the laboratory dress for women There are few food* a* nourishing nll aton|j Illt routl. CroM the Bassett home. MARVEL SUPERB QUALITY Sunday caller.-; at the home of scientists. Tltis dress ha* no n« cnecse. chapters have been notified to give ..r. .-.nd Mrs. ENRICHED, DATED One small Jar of peanut butter, whatever assiaianca. neceasarv. ' Orvili- Bruce were i-atch&ble details on the front. Still and* ^ Mrs. Norton and other new designs include a com­ ’lesldes taklnu Ult- place nine* nf Pnllwvi b■ all nn nn-«j-n< narf-nl Mr. .nn< ‘rs’ Loren ,-orv" nonon Besides taking the of butter. butter. T LT-.. . children. Mr. and Mrs Mike Ulrich fortable housedress. a divided kkirt It 1* an excellent source of Vita- ..dr lhlf; migration migration. In the hut group ai.fj Vr an;1 Mra Jr>|,n IJrnll dress, and numerous aprons. min B and iron. Io ive were three Infants BlS urruto nrr arrive addres' Mr. nnd• -Mrs — Gilbert — Timin are One package of dried fruit, such ^d to “The Red Cm,-.." with letter* ns rntolns prunes and apricota, to explaining the circumstance and proud of their new granddaughter. SHANK HALF . . . SUGAR CURED it takes 150 airplane* to transport Sandra Ijouise. daughter of Mr and nrnvlrt* lb* nll.lmiMiriHiif Vlt-amln. ..... .. .. . ... . 1.000 men for an Invasion, says the English press. SUNNYFIELD BULGIHEi UHLUES uiiih HAMS 32 because of its ita high caloric value. value Peart Hartwr Prnrl Harbor. Hi* His mother died an---------------------------------------------------------A can of vegetables, preferably alion ,lmi. uu.r The Rcd Crav peas, beans, corn or niiparagus. M.nt him. in care of a nuntc, to his Vegetables which can be eaten cold grandparents in Chicago are first choice, since heal may There wa* a gy|«y family, with cut off by enemy action. hair in braids, seeking foot! and Tlibse emergency war rations. Red lodging. There were a dozen gaunt Crov. nutritionist say. ore enough Australian*. Iwardcd and clad only to keep the average citizen from ..jnjthaki short.’, nnd brief shirt*, who having starvation pains, und they thankfully uccepietl coat* And will provide the necessary vitamins finally there wa* n -small hoy whe and calories. had been wanted against telling** But. if more Is desired by gounneta -military secret*." He approached during emergencies, tlie nutrition- a Red Cross worker: 1st* suggest -ju. adding such Item* to *. .. -cun t I Just tell yon?" he arked. the larder as a Un of cocoa, dried .... "No, you can’t even tell me." she soups which can be made by mixing warned. ■ with water, instantaneous coffee or All right." the youngster groaned tea. nuts of nll kinds, tinned -But I'm Just busting with now* * loaves of date-nut bread or Boston -----brown bread. BRANCH DISTRICT . “.to1**!* » °r " b“bi ..All ....... ... « «oi members of the -rone.. Branch mu school !^L!be y‘. by “ mJan*' district are requested to be present: Cross nutritlontxtA worn, keep some at ---------. ___ . another meeting, at the school-, Hntort h.br tort, to tond , house Tuesday evening. April 7 to1 Oto oltor Br onto! A„,. not to krtp an. rood, n dolrantod or „„,.b N„hllik, , ton or roreor cont.ir.cn whirl. Mr „nd M„ E No„„„ a,d trtbto U.r rood tod produce «rtou. Durothr. or Bank' C.rrk rl.ltrt rri-. Ototorurtou tor Uro totoprotok „Uv„ 3^,,. HAMS T II n If ■" W A I If ■ w \ I U 11 It Li I W FRYING CHICKENS BEEF RIB ROAST STANDING ' FANCY SUGA* CURED U 28c PORK LOIH ROAST ANY SIZE PIECE • - SUB BACON Y.Mc SMOKED PICNICS ROASTING CHICKENS VEAL SHOULDER ROASh. 24g- .. 33c LAKE HERRING SALMON STEAK HADDOCK FILLETS HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION FOR VICTORY ■ BUY Phone 2503 29c 2«21c LARGE .. 33c SHRIMP .. 27c fyiuitA aud VeSfedalleA. Pa^ltt to. Ou* 2)oo*— JlouM. CALIFORNIA SNO.WHITE CALIFORNIA NAVEL CRISP. SOLID DOZ. SEEDLESS LARGE ISO SIZE F*HH. GREEN HEW CABBAGE lb. 4c FRESH. SOUTHERN GREEN ONIONS RED-RIFE TOMATOES 3 BCHS. “ 10c 4 m. 19c YAMS FRESH, TENDER FANCY. FLORIDA CARROTS ta‘S,1tc CELERY KH. 5c 3434555558845996^406983888888 CORK FLAKES SHREDDED RALSTOH CRESTVIEW DOZ. CART. [ STONYBROOK E66S doz.°J:a* r. 34c MILD CHEESE LOAF CHEESE SILVERBROOK BUTTER COLBY OR LONGHORN LB. MEL-O-BIT AMERICAN OR BRICK IB. LOAF FRESH CREAMERY 45c 2 m 31c KHA FLOUR SUNNYFIELD ■ 'ENRICHED*' LB. 31’ 30’ 60’ 38’ PHILADELPHIA PA8STETT CHEESE 2«>, 29c CREAM CHEESE VICTORY BRAND HICKORY SMOKED. TAN®Y t. 32c LINK CHEESE PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES 2^! 19c ^.23c NORTHERN TISSUE -OUS consumERS power Sttf. FLOUR 5 u. 19c Ik PAHUKE FLOUR 5 A CLA1IE* S4U. RUING POWDER 2 CAN ROLLED OATS 5 4'. WHITEHOUSE EVAP. MILK ANN PAGE ANN PAGE TOMATO SOUP CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP WHITE SAIL SOAP FLAKES GENTLE - SAFE 2 ”<ss27c COLO STIEAM ^19c PIHK SALMON DEL MAIZ HIBIETS CORN 2 cam 23c IONA 3c"?42fc TOMATOES IONA ' TOMATO JUICE 3£S29c PAAS E66 DYES WRIGHT'S PILLSBURY FLOUR 2k asiiji _TOASTED _ _ WHEAT _5 A _ _FLAVOR WHEATENA “ 99 37c UUNDRY STARCH 3 HAIN Ot flMENTO IIMBURGER CHEESE MC®. 13c AIL ruaeosE white Sail Value Parade WISCONSIN SPIC AND SPAN Y KELLOGGS FLOOR WAX P Zbainq, PwducU Jlead EGGS 2rvos. 19C RICE GEMS WHITE SAIL MEDIUM SIZE — FRESH present time in the United States than before the prohibition period. PAN SUNNYFIElD SILVER POLISH GENUINE TEXAS 29c 2 EACH J J® 29’ A 2"* 15° 31’ * M . FLORIDA VALENCIA OLEOMARGARINE KH BRAH FLAKES DOZ. SEEDLESS 176 SIZE IUREG4XDD O u 45c SCALLOPS TOR QUALITY CAULIFLOWER ORANGES HEAD LETTUCE ORANGES na. 19c ASST. SUNNYFIELD ^999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999^ KEYKO MARGARINE 3 C CEREAL SALAD DRESSING TENDER. TASTY U 35c HALIBUT STEAK ■Bi 17c CUE FLOUR SUNNYFIELD VARIETY SUNNYFIELD FANCY. FED .. 25c VLB. 27c.. BEEF ROAST FANCY. PLUMP SUNHYTIELO SUNNYFIElD CHUCK CUTS ..30c SLICED Victoria First Queen Victoria wa*. the tint EngU*h queen to a**ume the title of empress of India: pffrllament pro­ vided for the title in a bill in 1876. —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— BEST RAISING REGIONS FANCY REDFISH FILLHS MACHINE REPAIR *nftcr **lnK *lth hPr sUter' Mrs 3 Stebbins Blds. TRIPLES SALES | Vincent Norton, for over two week* Proof iltal Michigan fanners arc nv pav nav’ Hi'v nnvn. actively girding their plows, hare.i ' 11 DOSD rows, scetiers and other implements for food production in I9t2 arises In reports that branch implement houses are selling ns high ns 307 per i cent Ute amount of repair parts > as In .‘Imllar periods a year ago | Fanners faced with curtailment nf new machines are attempting to fix up what tltey have In line with suggestions of the Michigan War Board nnd lhe extension serv­ ice of Michigan Slate College. Every county in the state re­ ceived attention in lhe series of 126 machine repair meetings for farm­ ers College extension representa­ tives began the program Novem­ ber 15 and are Just .completing the schedule. They held 16 planning and committee meetings, had 72 county conference* with imple­ ment dealers and county war boards and had 15 district conferences with agriculture Instructors and farm shop teacher* in addition to the farmer meetings.-• Fanners were supplied with 120.­ 000 machinery check H*ta from col­ lege source* autpm additional 40.­ 000 copies wcre distributed in *on»e countie* by county agricultural agenta who had them mimeo­ graphed locally. Some Implement dealers reported that in January alone their sales of repair parts were greater than in lhe entire winter of 1940-41 or of 1939-40. Dealers report that even binder repair parts were In, demand as early as January. Probably the first in the United States is the 4-H club machinery repair project now in operation In Michigan. Eleven outline lessons for adults were prepared -at the college for use by agriculture teachers and farm shop Instructors. UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS and STAMPS . Half Killed. Two million men took part In the battle of Verdun in 1913 and half of them were killed. TOP grade, carefully selected birds from the FANCY Stop In Today evening. „„„ and Mr. „„ and Mrs. O „ D. Fossett [yr aI1(1 Mf, ,(rtbro witox. atlrod,a ,„r Mr. and Mr. Gordon Bortman at Uro tutor or Mr ,„a M„ Ch„ nlnR Ml„ x,a). Potlrt home h, Nnahvll|e laat Wednesday 36' 34' 28’ 29’ TENDER COOKED SHANK HALF FANCY PILGRAM You \Can Buy a Home Through^ the Building & Loan A" or thr rood, m uro Brt c™> war Ptoto ran br obutort trom Uro rrolkWrortood kroerr. Tlror won’t ro *»> ,'IW will nil U>r broach In c»^ ol attack, providing, of course. Junior ttato-i raid uro pantry boron- the bombent raid the nation. BREAD 3 w29c 20c U3 15c WHITE SAIL cleanser HEINZ 4 CAN. Ik KETCHUP 2'^39c HEINZ BABY FOODS COOKIES 3 CAN. 21c u>;. ZION FIG BARS 3 ,&34c 8 O'CLOCK Amaticat Largait Salllaj COFFEE 3 59c �Rxm THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL L 1W SERVICE ' !Church Announcement*’’RUr. ahus'iilec n.roh . I I Home Buyer* Demand Mra. Sarah Johnson and Doral , The Methodist Church on Mn. AUe, wvn,. .. Comfort, Nol D«cor«tlon GeOrge Wingard, pastor Hastings. Wednesday They also When Mra. Amarica—with lhe 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. called on Mr. and Mra. John De. . help of lhe geatlomtn who pays the 11:15 A. M Sunday school Starter al Dowhri ’ Robert Bronson called on Mr and 1 Mr* M»urtM Mills called on her1 a erac/Ku* x RaJph Leffler and Mr. and !v? OolnmunUy .Oood niece. Un Mary Crookston tn HasMlaa Bertie Noah and mother. Mr*. Mrs Robert Crockford Monday aft- Friday service. ’ tings. Friday. Etta Nash of HasUng* were guests ernoon. Ueut. Bronaon ha* comThe special meetings will elose Mrs. Ethel Stebbins of Kalamazoo of Mr and Mr*. Carl Hewitt Bunday pleted hi* training as a radio op-» with thc service Sunday evening, has been visiting Mrs: Ethel Honeyand attended church service* with aralor In the Air Corp and leaves] . • ■ il.viii, Mifier, j for service Immediately. creating a real revolution in home them in the morning. The Evangelical Church Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie of no and Mesdames Agnes Leffler. Rena J. 8. Deabler, pastor Hastings called on Mrs. Jennie Nor- fort acetn I ts on performance, d-mhun dinner »•«». uauanwi* <rm wwc Buna.y ouiiuh, uuiuci _ - . .. . 10:00 A. M.—Morning worshij>— tU itiid Lucy Monday. comfort and functional design, guests at his parents home. Rev, and Eu?ci- ,Y.eT* *1'* A?n.r' Hewlu Easter Sunday. Mra Irving Zara and Earl Boulter rathet than on/aocy trimmings and h V Town send aand nr* N**U» Ii* attended a ■ nmmtvi «,. aa A. ■ «* .™u— — , • Nellie tzaw Hewitt county 11:00 M. a Sunday school d.iai? di.a .ax__ a rz—fc a» w > nt ,nc W.- a 3.- u C.- 8. rall rally the wtnoauti Methodist elaborate decoration. Consider, for . । Kalamazoo ahopperiThursday. Ralph Rise and son Zack of fj^urch 'in Hastings last Thursday 1:30 Beaverton were visiting in Woodland " ', ' •| « PM. «. Evening worship . Mr. and Mra. Gerald Milla and instance, lhe house built In Califor­ Mnndav ■ iTh,s wn nn 01 meeting with choir rehearsal Wednesday eve-' nia to th* specIflcaUons and needs Harvey Milla of Detroit spent Sun­ Monday. dinner al noon. DIM Supt. Rev mg listed by 300 club-women. They .t U», ot orwd B.pld. the, Mld-wM. Pr.>.r wrvk. Tl.urvl., 1 day with their parents. Mr. and Mr*. registered their desire for a simple ; M. A. Mill*. -• - — •• home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Nlet- afternoon speaker. Sunday rallera at the homes of one-story Colonial house, an at­ hamcr were Pvt. Gaylord Flory of Mr*. Glenn England spent the ' Mrs. Jennie Norris and Mr*. Sarah tached garage with overhead doors, Ft. Custer. Mrs. Perry Flory and weekend with her aunt. Mra. C. M Zion Lutheran Church Smith were: Mrs. E. A. Parker and a patio or enclosed garden, two Verdun. Mra. Geo. Niethamer and Brown of Grand Rapids. Paul W Geiger, pastor ; Elizabeth of Hastings. Will Hughes bathrooms, laundry and spate for Mrs Blake Rising. . Mrs. Ardis Rush and daughter. 10: 00 A. M Sunday school. a sewing machine* J and Ciarc Thorpe of Kalamazoo. i Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Patil and Bonnie, of Lansing, spent Friday 11: 00 A M. Morning Worship-! Other features of the house, as . o . —-—— --------- •- i Mr. and Mr* Irving Boulter enI children spent Sunday with her night and Saturday with Mr. and .. aster Sunday. tertalned at a birthday dinner Sun- it has now been constructed. Include • mother. Mrs. C. B. Benham in Has. Mrs Gordon Lozo and Gregory nnd abundant storage apace. 12 cloaets. “> i>~««' “•«' ting*. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hughes attended thc band concert Friday . .I L S ““a V “ BMW UKluded Mr. mt a master bedroom with a lavatory ]of Allegafl and Major and Mrs. H , at thc schoolhouse: 8 Z- . . -TV t- . ' Mrs. George Bagley. Jack and Jerry; equipped beauty nook, functionally J. Stang of Washington and Dowa-, Through thc courtesy of thc W. K nJ.. -.-.os’.s?. Mr- Bnd Mrs- Zttru Boulter And Mr. planned kitchen, dining alcove and ' giac were also present. Mrs. Ben- Kellogg Foundation. Lawrence H. TCurnph will b. ,lrrn by thr Zion. ,„a M„ „„ 8id»w»U r.’» so adequate electrio wiring. The de■ ham has sold her home In HasUngs mrd attended a four-day course at choir on Easter Sunday evening. । -. T r (to Mr. and Mrs Carl Niethamer and Dr Wm 8. Sadler's Clinic in Chl' ori-i tarn|se 3,453.30 • • • , DUNHAM DISTRICT • expeefo to make her home with her cago last week South Woodland Church I The south Evangelical LAS. lures reflect a desire tor comfort1 i -.T nd daughter. Mrs. Stang in Dowagiac] Tlie Presbyterian choir of Has-. ■ able living, rather than elaborate ... , . ,hc Bre,h,en will meet Thursday, April ». for ’ SJ.IO HI1*1' lhjt : for the present | tings, gave their Eister Cantata1 ’ detail Building in many other see■ ■■■ . ■ ■ in JLD?2J'e' p“tor luck dinner at the home of | Mr. and Mra. Milan Trumbo -The Seven Last Word* of Jesus” In i lions of the nation reflects the fame 10 00 A M Ucrship and sermon Mr and Mn clyde cheeseman. ! trend ’ *s these interesting homes. moved back Into their home last the Methodist church Sundav after­ A special woraliip service of music The Dunham Community club Friday after living In the Wesley noon. Woodland's mu»lr director and responsive reading will be held They are modern and beautiful but fvenlnf Bl the KhooiMeyers home for five weeks while Gordon Williams sang with them in at tills hour to lx- followed by lhe f10UM., fa)r fljzed crowd being pres­ eminently practical and comfort­ their home was being repaired after the tenor role. A large and approUi Hie theme. "The Dawn rlU Harold Foster of Hiuting* able fpr everyday living. This is on It was damaged by fire Mr and etativc audience beard• thia• robed of Hope" e',,";Xs. „ . , , showed colored slide* taken last' lhe trend which we may expect to Mrs Trumbo are very grateful to be, choir and we ore very grateful tn -• develop even more predominantly -I. W M Sunday school summer tn Colorado. V*ck in their own home once more them for bringing Utls beautiful Thuroday, Aprtl 2. 8 00 P M Wor-, Mr. .vd Mr, Ward a^seman during the coming decade ot buildMra. Mary Showerman of Hastings music to u*. ' tag. ',ook ,helr d»ughtcr Enid to East was a weekend guest al the homeFriday. April 3. 8.00 P. M. Love LansjnB Sunday afternoon, after of Rev. and Mrs. George Wingard.' , FP“' nnd Co^''unlon harta^ h#d a Diamond Mine* in U. S. Rev. and Mra. Everett Love of Freewmj mu Come go with, u* W11IC and we will do Maplc Orote y^ Burtau port and Mrs. Fred Turner and Latin .students have organized a good." May Soon Be Reopened ! Community group met Wednciday daughter Laura of Lawton were txitln club with these officers: ' evening at the home of ______________ Mr. and Tlie Arkansas diamond mine*, lhe Sunday evening supper guests , Maurine Clum. pre*.; Doris Bates. Community Good Friday Service nlvHr, Chnnoman with a a gooe! only ones in North America, will be Rev Fay C. Wing officiated at the.'vJcr-*ires.; Eleanor Benner., sec.; There will be a Community Good Mrs' Clyde Cheeseman. attendance, several new member* tatted lo determine whether they funeral service of an old friend Wed- Barbara Hershberger, treas ; Ruth Friday service at lhe Methodist being present. I can be operated profitably. nradav ■ afternoon. »*_ Mrs. « r,L. .«B. Mason »-v-Lake and ... June Gavit. reporters, _ church, beginning al one o’clock. | Private Howard McIntyre of Fortj The mines have been Idle for UI Wayland. Mrs. .Mason ‘IrtMII, was WM, A of a IUI for-j • • • The churches of the community are j more than 30 year*. The rising price ' mer pianist in the church where Rev 1 Second Grade 1 co-operating. Rev. Arthur Dodge, Custer was home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoffman were, of diamond* in recent months, how' Wing preached. | . Mildred Nowicke, teacher pastor of the South Brethren church I ------------Mr. and -----Mrs.-----------------Robert Kellogg . ...and We have made Easter rabbits nnd I und Rev. Alice Griffin nf the United guests Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Mer-, ever, has renewed interest in the ton Hoffman, it being Merton ’ s Arkansas fields. 1.daughter daughter of Athens spent Friday of Athens spent Friday Easter baskets to decorate our room. Brethren church will bring lhe mesbirthday I Diamond* were discovered In ArHight and Saturday with Mr and La*t Thursday Donald Leak kurvisk,njtl in ;n iuoo igoc when when two two clones stones were were I Mrs Donald Gager. prised us by bringing candv to . .and jMr*. Hermle Babcock 7? “ ■ nansas Special music will be fumisheo . Mr lira .1 Clyde cinnemm ■ Sunday. | lh, a e„M, Mr. nnd Mra. Ward Green and school. • It was hLs birthday. by all the churches. e daughters returned home'last week we arc enjoying thc story- Flippy • creek. 24 milts southeast of Mur­ Sifo-Ai <;t CEDAR CREEK after spending several months, in and Sklppy." the two flying squir- Build Strong Bones in freesboro. Mining operation* were Miss Marjory Lammers of Kala-iI started and were carried on until j Florida. Ward reports thc fishing as — •­ K»nn<-tl> Non spent Sunday nt home. I verv good there this winter. [ Child With Milk Habit manno Mra. Gertie Pease and Mrs. Cry*I Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Forman! Fifth Grade Strong bones are essential to good tai Watson of Gull lake were callers The largest diamond found In Ar­ and children of Homer visited hl*] Arllc Spindler, teacher health and good posture. No scien­ kansa* weighed 20*4 carats, and the this vicinity Sunday afternoon. , | parenls. Mr. and Mrs Gconre For­ Phyllis Green surprist-d the room tist can make bones by combin­ in Wc arc glad to report Mrs. Lyle 1<>cond largest weighed 17.88 carats. Maud Capron ,man ------ —Sunday. -- ------- - Mrs. ------ -------- , by walking in on us Thursday ing minerals in n test tube, but the Bunnell la on the gain. , H ,c United SUtea Geological survey । of Lake Odessa was a weekend guest, .morning. She had just returned from human body builds them from cal­ Wc also hear that Mra. Bessie reported that lhe average weight of Mr*. Della Kopp, who left a short the south the evening before. cium and phosphorus, minerals Bergman is able to be home again, j ’he 3 000 diamonds mined by lhe . time ago to live with her daughter. Lynu Miller, one of our former which we gel from the food wc cal. •The Community club fneefo this Arkansas Diamond corporation was Mra. Greta Gulick of Calgary. Can- fifth grade boys, nnd Mrs. Matiker especially from milk. . week Friday night for a hard lime* 0.4 carat. Experts said lhat many Nmtil. that lh. nda. arrived back in Hastings hist were recent visitors in our room. Other elements go into their mak- |>arty. The worst looking person of the diamonds found In Arkansas week und U staying for the present T hc stamp sale this week was The Ing. too. but these are the ones that gets lhe prize nnd anyone dressed compared favorably with those with Mr. and Mra. Freeman Fur- js 45. ■ are needed in the largest amounts, up gets a fine that they won't for- mined In other part* of the world. row! We have formed a Safety and H has been estimated that 5.300 Mary Jo Kltaott spent the week- ciean-up club and iravc asked for ai d the ones that arc most likely , get. end with her friend. Arduth Blood the co-oi>craUon of all the grade to be taken tn insufficient quantities. I Ed Mead is running for Mayor of diamonds have been taken from the There's another important materi- Cedar Creek on the Prohibition Uck- - Pike county mine*. The value per of Southeast Woodland. ) children in keeping our school al which docs a»ot actually go into ** ’ sure ,n —• -• —— —• -‘ ------- •--------- ----CL He ’13 to be elected as -carat of•«th* uncut stone* has ranged Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bronson of 1 grounds clean. Jackson and their oldest son. Lieut.| our Bible stories are about lhe the bones, but is necessary if the Josephine McGouldrich has already jrMn 55 lo $10 ---------------------------------------------------------- - । lust few days of Jesus' life. Wc have body is to build them. That's vita­ withdrawn from thc incc on account! of spending her winters in Florida, j 8nn>e fine pictures illustrating our min D, often called the sunshine Mrs. Pat Schneider and Mra. Al-' vitamin. ; : stories. ': Nothing les* than a palace will do During the summer months hour* bert AU’tin of Battle Creek were! ’I for lhe police force of Rio de visiter* at thr home of their par-' spent ovt of doors lake care of the »h Grad. New. . ‘I Janeiro. Brazil, and the eily father* Tn honor of March, tlie water requirement nicely, but foods rich enU. Mr. and Mrs. Lipacomb one । have authorized the erection of a • ; ; month, the art class made posters in vitamin D. especially-the flth liv- , day last week. 1 police palace covering an entire city !| showing what they imagined would, er oils, are a more dependable yearHOPE CENTER block. It will house all thc city * । be or seen at ai the me bottom ooitom of oi the me ocean, ocean. round source for young children. Mra. Carl Ricker of Hasttngs visit- v«rlou» police departments. ; The resulting fi»h ui and plant • ............. life Thc Krcatcal nccH for bone buildcd her aunt. Mrs. W. E. Aldrich' ------------------ ---------------------■were quite original • Ing material comes during the years j Coralce J The Seventh grade placed first in। of growth, so wise mothers plan Thursday, Mra. Floy McDermott and Mr*. Cornice I* a horizontal molding ■ lhe entire school last week withi children's diet so they’ll include Birdena Lyttle spent Saturday aftlhat finishes of! the top of a piece I stamp sales amounting to 513.50. plenty of calcium and phosphorus. i-moon •■moon witli uitn Mrs airs. C. c. L. u. Texter texter In in, of ot furniture tumiture or an architectural Nutrition experts agree that the • Cheerful Helpers Birthday Club Meet belt way of providing the full quoin Hastings nnd found her feeling structure. The top molding across : better. Mrs. Texter has been very ill । * window drapery is also called a . ■ The Cheerful Helpers Birthday ot calcium Is to include a quart of I cornice. W” ■ ; Club. Mrs. Norma Reuther, presi- fresh whole milk' or its equivalent for six weeks. Mr. und Mrs. John Bush. Mr. and ------------------ T ‘ dent, met nt the home of Mr.’. Nel­ each day. While other foods, noClarence Payne and family. Mr COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ’ lie Hewitt Friday afternoon and tubly green vegetables, contribute Mrs. and Mrs Fred Ashby and son. Lyle. rnvufcfcviHUQ ! packed !< boxes with assorted hoptc some of this mineral too. studies and Albert Anders and Josie CarM»r-h U7. tuts cookies for our Woodland soldier boys, have shown that it's almost impospenter were Hastings shoppers Frt-i < o«nwn (xmnrll m»t in re*ul»r »• each member bringing about 4 dozen day. | •leu on Friday. Msrrh 1-jf; nJ. Woodland Community News Perianal Paragraph* built into your car and tires School Note* Start now to benefit from this system of Regular Inspection and Service • Many a motorist will add literally thousands of miles to the life of his tirea ... will keep his car rolling long beyond his fondest hopes ... by following this practical program that is offered you by your Standard Oil dealer. Make up your mind your ear can see you through. Remember, your Standard Oil dealer has skill and experience to offer you. Adopt his Approved Car Conservation Schedule as your own I YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER IS CAR CONSERVATION HEADQUARTERS W. O. MOORE Standard Station DOLBEES Standard Service Comer. State & Broadway Comor State & Michigan Phone 9118 Hastings Hastings Phone 2697 cookies nnd being responsible for packing and mailing pne box. Thoxe who help?!! with Hit’ good work arc Mesdamrs Nonna Reuther, Frieda Rieser. Rumi Velte. Bertha Wagner Gertrude Reuther. Christine Eupci. Minnie Scheel. Lucy Velte Nellie Hewitt, Leuna Bates. Veru Hewitt Martha Smith, and laiura Statslck Hnd.Mtw Olga Eckatdt. LET US HAVE FAITH THAT RIGHT MAKES MIGHT; AND IN THAT FAITH LET US TO THE END DARE TO DO OUR DUTY AS WE UNDERSTAND IT. UMcom OUR DUTY IS PLAIN The path of our duty lies in keeping faith that the cause we fight is a just one and that we will be victorious. Bock of that foith is the courage that will moke victory inevi­ table. Our duty lies in bolstering up that courage so that it remains high even through set backs We must be­ lieve in our leadership, in the strength of our armed forces, in production efforts of business. If we do our duty of believing unflinchingly, we cannot be anything but successful. THE HASTINGS BANNER Announce Engagement Mr and Mra Jerry Fisher and son Max Duncan were guests Sunday afternoon at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klein in Grand Rapids at an "Open -Mouse" given to an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Eleanor, tn Don Duncan formerly of Woodland, but who has been Employed in Grand Rapids for Inlrbducing Thomas L Moon of Hustings. Iras been secured to Jill the vacancy In our school which waS caused by the resignation of Harold Yerly. Mr. Moon is a graduate of Iron­ wood High school and Wayne Uni­ versity, He has taught in the De­ troll schools and come» to us highly recommended. He plans to move his family to Woodland in Die near fu­ ture and we extend to them a heart­ welcome. . . Townsend—Brumbaugh Ralph Townsend, non of Mr. and Mra. Otto Townsend nnd Mbs Mil­ dred Brumbaugh of Dayton. Ohio, were married at a church wedding Saturday evening. March 21 al 6 30 Guests from hem Ural attended were Mr and Mra. Lawson Smith. Mr. ami Mrs. otto Townsend and Phoebe Oaks. Paul Beardsley, a former cla.sxmgtc, was an usher There are so many steaming pools and miniature geysers in certain thermal district* of New Zealand that native Maoris use them as nat­ ural tireless cookers, laundries ai.d Turkish bathg. milk is cut much below thi* point Mucli ot the phosphorus a young «tcr need* will be furnished by thr daily quart of milk, and the, rest will be added by eggs, cereals.'lean meats and flsn-nt tiicy'rc introduced into the diet. Wrotc In Bed Robert Louis Stevenson and Mark Twain did much of their writing while in bed. LIBERTY LIMERICKS A storekeeper named Mr. Shedd. Said—"Bombers and will be aped, If we can arrange. When people get change. To aell them Defenae Stamps Instead!” Mr. und Mrs. Victor Hollman and ’'I'rr.en^"/^^b«?l" il. c«i two children have moved Into the Miller, ii'iritord. »ivc< A»hby ho,w. I ”X?'—ItTir IBS’ i Little Freddie Kathi of Grand iih-j ww rr»d and sppwrd. Rapiiis spent last week with his T>-* t'>‘i--«i"S a.coani. aadiird grandparents. Ben Sallk and fam',k?r - ------------------• V' ily. while his mother visited her| )i’. ^?Mrard*foiX s' : husband in Detroit, both returning<T*«for.i, ’ labor <o their home Monday in Grand .'}’• *•-— ' ■ ll: rrn She Dwell in Imagination A good mapy of the older gen­ eration. who delighted in the boflk* of B. M. Bower, including "Chip of thc Flying U,° remember the aulhbr as a writer of pre-eminent action novel* of the West "Chip of the Flying U" wa* published in 1906. It was followed by 50 other books, mostly telling of the life on the range in term* which gave reader* the feeling that lh« writer had person­ ally experienced lhat life. It Is probable that not one in a hundred of B. M. Bower'* readers knew she wa* a woman. Her full name wa* Bertha Muzzy Bower pnd she was mother of three children when she took up her pen. Some year* in childhood spent in Montana gavg her the "feel" of the country, but the depended on a remarkable tauuuuon lo P«> h.r..U Inu U>. position of lhe masculine characters .. .... I >n<l order, » i Brs'sei . k. <7* pqo.oo ' ’ : mr-tiB*. Yr«>. All. Ab. trayed !ofd.<k.t ih» imr, -w «f i the fact that direct personal experlenca is not nearly,as necessary a* ability to imagine in giving enduring pictures of mannered time* and place*. .. j f,*lJJa‘,|lJh?r“i | Mierer. f»r .AV] ‘ th*"*, I la I*, mra u n.. 1 ip.... Add a little grhted orang* and lemon rind to lead tea tor a delicate flavor. A few chopped mint leaves placed in the tea when steeping also China purchased only 15.900 bale* at American cotton In the last six montha of la it year, compared with 270.000 in the corresponding period c^j �THE HASTINGS BANNEB. THL'KSOAY, APRIL t, IMt Mary E Briggs to Bertha M.1 Frank Chapman and wife st al to en State Bank ot Allo, 70 Ac, Sac. I land 8. Oak Part. Johnstown Twp. I Winn Green to Leo Fisher and Thomas, lot 1 Walnut Ridge. Bet. 29. •*“ — -—— Johnstown Twp. Thomapple Twp. • ] ■——- Inez Hamilton to Howard M. QVTT CLAIM DEEDS Emeat Qufck'and wife to Vem A. Shirley Benjamin Babcock and ■“ " David McKeown to Andriri wife to Avery Rodger* and wife, lot Maple Grove Twp. ( Keown., .. 80 .Ac, Sec. 2. Y 5. Bl. 4. Chamberlains Add. Hastings। Johnstown Twp. PROBATE COURT Pearl Gephart, el al. to Anna F. Springs Twp Mary Nlathamer to Frank 8. Nlecity. C. R. Plumley and wife to Tha thamer and wife. par. and tot 3. Bl. Eri Delilah M. Webb Waiver of | JajnM Mt<d to Alvah Wil- ' Nashville State Bank. par. Naahnotice filed, order assigning resi­ Conklin and wife par. Boc. IB. Yan­ 13. Woodland village due entered, discharge of adminis­ kee Springs Twp. |i Mary Niethamer to Corl Nlelham- Ham Curtis* and wife. par. Hasting* ville village George Kline to Nora Kline. 20 Bar- *•-U/nzwtlAnn ' trator Issued, estate enrolled. Luella Babcock el al to Earl K. aa « at el al al nAA P**- ««• Woodlandallvil- al.a city. , Wenger and wife, tot 12. LUock Park !*<e| Amelia Jane Fisher et al to MarBrook* McDonald to Ernest Wtitowing claims entered. Sec. 10. Johnstown Twp. I John E. Heald and wife lo Joseph grete Valentine. 10 Ac. Sec. IK Cas- ler. h Int In parcel. Prairieville Est Philip T. Colgrove. Order Avl* Babcock to Anthony -iigter ' J May. par. Bees. 27 and 28. Johns- tieton Twp. Twp ' ' allowing account entered. and wife. par. Sec. 10. Johnstown town i: Margrete Maigicic Valentina ,oicn.uic lo David l»uu F. r. Emest Wesler and wife to Cleo tl Harry L. Annelman " and ■«. «* -p. ।------- — ”d other* ’0 Cogswell and — wife. 10 I. Ac. See. «• 18. Tice per Prairieville Twp. Est. James Hammond. Annual ac­ Wr Rasa Anzl An— SlCWatt Frank Sage and wife to Daw Ray fLanand wife, tot 101, castleton Twp. I Cleo 8. Tice to Emest Wealar and count filed. . . caster -----------------------------------------------------------and wife, tot 7. Supr*. Plat of Hardendorf's ‘ Add, SA4 N..h.HU Nashville vllMyron E ri^nan to Prairieville Twp. Est Louise A. Dietrich. Final ac­ lake. Rutland Twp. . la<e Kfnrn Schroder, 50 AC. Sec. 5. Thornapple Minnie I. England to Morri* Hard­ count filed, order" for publication Podunk Carrie B Brandt to Anthony . Adelbert Cortrlghl and wife to' ~ — ™ i. ing and wife. par. Sec. 6. Orangeentered. Malljaslch and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 24. Ab * n E Johnson and wife, lot 872,. j Henry Schroder lo Myron E. Free' vlUo Twp , g r E*t Effie Viola Wood. Petition tor □nnstown Twp. / ' Hastings city. ’ ! Henry Schroder to Myron E. FreeTwp. / odmtnUt rotor Hied, waiver of notice Johnstown Eamle W Chalker and wife James E. Surlne and wife to Bal- man «< •> W Ac. Sec. 5. Thomapple SOUTH BOWNE filed, petition for admtnls“ rrbert Arnold and wife, Creek Camp Fire Girl*. Hte 8 Ira tor filed, order appointing special 10 Jac* Arthur Richardson received word ..mmoouta entered, .n„r.o, bond oo„o of o, spe* .ta-. W’ 6~ i 2^.“ 2^2! that Edd Slater, formerly of thl* administrator dal administrator filed, letter* of ,-bramle A. WirgminX tq Guy A H..k, O. BMU U> W.B., . Sii. W “ special administration iraued, tnvep< Mlles and wife, tot 8 Plat of Shore .vu..hjwu Twp <wp. Brownand wife, tou I and 2. HasMoras W. BtuU and wife to E1 M d M H.ro)d chrlitonhel tory filed, final accounkflluk dl*Fine lake.and Johnatown ,.l Awo. U*lrr Fisher wife to Dr M «»«• o ^ H. Ketchum par* Al-Oon-Quin lake ^YeUa charge of special administrator 1*Le*lrr Fisher and wife lo Dr k. R DeHaan and wife! 120 A Sec. 19 Gertrude Pew to Alger Cox and rMort, Sec. 2. 3. 9. Rutland Twp. ; ,L?. ” 1^ sued estate enrolled R I*Ha*n »nd 120 A Sec. 19 । wife. par. Sec. 35. Hope J.nn o A * ^ec «_ OA wife. sum™ and^ltouah Eat Frank H Hall. Petition for and 9 20 Baltimore Twp ' *’£• par ^.c “opr Twp , i Mamle A Wlfljmlnk u Ouy A. > COURT HOUSE NEWS PLEASANT VALLEY | Mias Francaa Itoptt ot OnMl Rap- MM «f Q<John smith. Mr. and Mra John K* P. Brake spent Saturday with Mr. w»4 Mra. Elmer ScoO. Mr. and Mra last ot ths W and Mr*. Arthur Van Albburg of Caxl ut VAke Odessa wen Mr. and Mra Grand Rapid*. I Saturday v1*1Ur*. componfad Mn. : Mr. and Mr* Hatley and children Mr. and Mra Hariey Taylor spent Mr. sad Mra Bert i__ of Lakeview called on Mr* Haffey's Sunday with Mr. and Mca. Harold|t« KalanuMo. WMteatf fatlwr. John Smith. Sunday afUr- Rltunger of Lowell their brother. Ed Slater, noon. In the evening they all called Joseph and Dalia BeoU helpea on Dale Smith'* of South Boator. , Nina HuUlberger oeiebrau her Mr. and Mrs Elmer scoU. Joseph birthday, Sunday. and Della Scott spent Saturday Glen SlaUr ol New York and with their brother. Tom Mills of Merton Slater of Pennsylvania, who likely Weidman. Mr Mills is not very well, were called here by the serious 1U- riuraiMw F’oren““ m. 8laler o»vci 10 vu »*. ° w. Ben *»ni-’ - -Fr^ncU- * „ P ~vT “*U ~ and . wUe "w. -10 Mile* and wife. par. Shore Acres. Roi ' ton and wife tot 50. J. R Bushs First Charles H. Burnham. Trustee N ch- “n7 AcrM', »*«• in CiwranUig Friday on Ing admlnbirator entered , j Delton village, village | ola* Henry Hammond Est, tot 9. business. Kat. Patrick Corrigan Testimony, 'Add Add O. A R.Feldpaurah Co. to Roman W«‘ »*■<*. See. 30. Johnatown1 g®*"1 % Mr* Aimu Mlihlcr visited Bunday’ of freeholder* filed, license to aeli. n w.m®...«C. Feldpausch and wife/par. Has-.Twp' GtadysCtorage, lot 7X Eddy . Beach ,nernoon al thc Ucy Porrtu issued, oath before rale filed, bond ting* city | Erne4t Hecox and wife to Vem Hope Twp. home Mb>a MBrllyn wa> .on sale filed, report of sale filed John Martens and wife lo Ernest Blvcn» »nd wife, lot 4 and S'i^ Marie C. Sliver to Raymond 5. a BUe,st E»L Catherine Corrigan. Testi­ E. Hecox and wife, tot 121. N-hville 3 Bl C A- W_ PhUfipe Seco^ Lanterman et al tots97land 88 liarOnvcc o|,vej. ,nd n|#e< mony of freeholder* filed, license lo tillage. Add. NaahvMte *lBa«« d rf Add‘ Naih llle »uuge. 'Karcher of Remus, were Thursday •ell issued, oath before rale tiled, George E. Clark to Carey Althoura1 Mary A' Wood 10 Uab<l,a Waah- <«nner guest of their cousin. Mr* bond on rale filed, report of rale and wife, 40 Ac. Sec 22. Baltimore E. Pearce, tot 5. Plat of Shore Acres burn, tot 20. Daisy H1U. Johnstown Stella Roaier. Hiram Karcher ant. filed. ton Bert and Charles Deming of Est. Alice L. McIntosh. Petition 'Twp Francis I* * Isabelle Francis L. I. Bauer Hauer el r-l a) al lo to Frank' Frank “ * ®“rkPy. "L*? uaoeiie Washburn waahDum to to Mary Man AA- Remus were afternoon caller*. for administrator filed. and wife. par. Sec and wife. S'* tou 3 and 4 Wood et al. lot 30. Dalay Hill. John»« Eat. Frank H Hall Bond of nd- Robert Kelley — ............. --- Andrus । Mr*. Mattle Mishler and daughter* Bl. 4. Freeport village. mlnhlrator filed, letter* of admin-,33' Carlton Twp. I Gwendolyn and Mrs. Mabel Yoder: Jesse F. Rowlad er and wife to S John Andler and wife to Margrete Istratton issued, order limiting setSperry F Thoma* to Lister F in tlement entered, petition for hear- Brown. 40 Ac. Sec. 12. Assyria Twp J. . Varney and wife. par. Nashville ■■ ; Ing claim* filed, notice to creditor* William A. Fox lo James S „“.d .nd .IT., p.r. S«. 21. L W. Bbh.p Bishop .nd and wd. wife W to Atari Albert .Margrste Valentine to John Andw,n- PonlU Jamlly and Edd m e™™ a. Setanti. <>■».. Twp. 1 W.rn.. .nd par. S® U. Wta tor and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 13. Yankee *ere ln Saturday aftemoon. for MtalnUlretor PM I ?■ «n«l»nd to H.mH M 1 „ ............ -_______ _____ Springs Twp. Emmett E. McLxughlln and wife o. Quinn WU..U. to «, Orman E. *nd Mrs. Harvey Blough of Justina 8. Potter 25 A. Sec. 38. Johrwwwn C^e.? vU1U,rs “l " Est Qolttab huilim “ft" * Owrmltb. « .1. to Tor. 1 »■ >> J KtnlWd'. Add.. Hu- — .Jerry Bloughs Monday. Petition I A saw mill from Nashville has tor .dmlntlnttor mod. . I f .«■“« •"« »!''• “ *'■ S“ ... rj. Norman M. Johnson to Esther R been placed on-----------thc D.—D EH. John A. Smith. Order ron- » WoodUod,Twp. Jf?" VTUW1MIUU SWU ----- - f; ----- ------------- - Hj: —Johnson par. Nashville vtllaue -— ■--------------• Holcomb ------------ 1 j John H. Moore and wife tn Silw ergood to Glen E Blake and w fe,, Scott Petehnan „ , et .. *1 w to Margrete „ firming sale entered, petition by “ ' • -o. — , 11Mr*. Lydia Porritt of Bowne ha*j B1 *«• Middleville valentine, par Haatlhg* Twp vaienune. par. Sec oec 5. h._____ surely lo be released on bond filed B Dull and wife. W';- tot* 16 nnd P*n job is lo prevent service interruptions He doesn’t carry a rifle or drive a tank. 17. O A Phillip* Add Nashville vllI Mnrgrete Valentine to Scott 6 P fnd “ ’ « /• ve . ra * d** 4 W1U1 . . . • Margrete Valentine to Sun* bond of administratrix filed, order TtanU* ««• •” - - Twp »her — *i*ter. »» — Jennie I—-1- Pardee. Mrs. Ijcforc they can happen. But night and day thc telephone line Daniel Poatma and —wife to Cto-I , peurm.n. par Sec. 5. Hastings releasing and relieving surely on -nra VlAnadlrt. * Bl. R1 ___ •L.' Appelman . . ■___ and ^rifi io Harry Deaii Pl.h of Freeport auBted Andrew R. Taylor and wife to »«we Benedict RI4 6Inin tots 4a tnd and 5. All telephone men and women realise patrolman does guard duty on a vital bond entered. Henry B Bcverwyk and wife. N'.- 1 Freeport village, William o Dean and wife, tot 11. Art Richardson lo buzz wood ThurvEat. Dean Richard Babcock, et al sector of the defense front — the Nation's their responsibility in maintaining and J Frank Kurr and wife to J j - Win - ­ O. A. Phillips Add. Nashville vll- /1** Petition and order authorizing guar­ tots 10. 11 and IX Bl 10. Lincoln | Gwendolyn Mishler was a Sunday Park Hastings city aton w- Warner and wife, part of ia-e operating the nerve system that links our comniunicatiohi system. dian to execute and deliver quit­ O. — Dean ■>< — — u wile .w dinner gue*t °' of Norma Yoder. t Kenneth P Meyer and wife lo »®u ? and 3. Bl 20 Eastern Add. ' WlUUm »» armed forces and the industries back of claim deed to Mabel R Babcock He spends bis working hours driving Mr' and Mrs. Art Richardson ChailM E. Meyer and wife, part ot HaaUng* City. • Harry L. Appelman et al. lot 11. O —> were filed. them. In spite of material shortages lhat through city or country, climbing poles, lol 486. Hasting* city. explain D. ShcUenbarger and wife A. caller* 2?i<lay afternoon on Mm A. r.uw.a Phillips nuu. Add. Nashville village. Est. Virginia Ruth Babcock. Peti­ Edward Llebhkuaer afid wife to t® John. Andrew*, tot 72. Nashville Effie P. Goodyear to David 8 *«nM Thompson. They wcre also walking alleys, going over fences — always make it increasingly difficult to meet ser­ tion and order authorizing guardinn Goodyear. 80 Ac Sec. 24. Hastings *n.J*a*Unfh, ... Sherman O. Swift and wife. 110 Ac village. to execute quit-claim deed and bill vice. demands as promptly as in the past, on the watch. If he locates any source of | Mr. and Mra. Wm. Mishler were Herman Natzel to James L Baker C|ty of *ale filed. . Sec. 3. Maple Grove Twp. Jess H. Johnson to Clarence JohnCaledonia Friday, also called st they are determined that every war eall telephone trouble, he either repairs it on Est. William J. Liebhauser Or-1 Greta Perkins to Carl Buslance *nd wife. 40 A. Sec 4. Hope Twp and wife S>. lot* 4 and 5. Blk 12 Herbert 8. Wedel and wife to Corl son parcel 10. Sec. 2! Johnstown thc George Clark home to see Arwill go through. thc spot or immediately reports it. His der allowing claims entered *~ T^-p - .thur Clark. Est Rosa E. Snlnavr Will filed, Daniel Striker's Add. Hastings city G. Niethamer and wife, tot 8, Bl. Chlola Newlon lo Fotu.< AMnehj Mr> Mmirfc Hine, or HutUu William Allerdlng. et al to Clay3. Freeport village. waiver of notice filed, order for pub­ N't of Sg-3 tots 14 and 15. also »'**■ Monday evening gueat of Mrs I ton Allerdlng and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. . Lyle V. Fisher and wife lo Max lication entered. ' | D. Ptsher and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 13, N 1-3 lot* 14 nnd 15. Hastings ettv. A,lct‘ Gardner and brother. Emor> Est. J&ne* F. Ream. Testimony of ~ 9- Csriisn Carlion Twp. Twp. Harry O. Mohrmann. Recr. NashM,ra Arl »» a«'d n‘e"' . Albert Warner and wife to Gordon Hastings Twp. Kenyon and wife. par. Sec 15. Hope - •*—> •- »»— ville Slate Bank to John Sibotean of Hastings were Tuesday evening ^tanlT“Ord- 'V"™“ “i™ HhHtaH ..., - non. L'Vow.^p'' " A and wife-. 80 Ac. Sec. 24. Maple |!| -ON PAY 1>AY. BUY BONDS— | Grove Twp. William Taffee and Hold E. Budd. o..<h tatorr ■“ F'a”‘" "h11 »*r ““ 11 wlul «m ■>J. T ‘"" “ J wife to Ag “­ Roy C. Fuller and wife to David' nes F. Taffee. par. Hastings city • -• • • • • -- Rutland Tw|>. Z. Boyes and wife., tot 4 BL 20. John---------------------Slbctcan and wife > Julia O. Garrett to Harry A. ----------- tn — Clyde — Eastern Add.. Hasting* city. of sale filed. Woodmansee and wife. 40 Ac. Sec Gould 80 Ac. Sec. 24. Maple Grove Luella Babcock et al to Margrete Est. Thoma* E. Cheesebrough. *5.- Salilmsrc ,Tup. (Twp. Valentine par. Sec. 10, Johnstown Eleventh annual account filed, order 36 7 Barry, County county .*.s: Agricultural Society for publication entered . |I Berry. ----------------------- ■ Josephine Sunday to Julia Mul- • • len Margrete Valentine lo Roy W Ed Wilford M. Cole. Warrant and -' 10 Aben Johnson and wife, 26'iet A.ai S', tots 1232 and 1233 Hastings city. inventory filed. . ”• Hasting* Twp. abcock and wife. par. Sec. 10 Floyd F. Evert* apd wife to El- Johnstown Twp. &l Alice L. McIntosh Waiver of William H Cogswell to Floyd E Elmer O Bivens and wife to Er­ notice filed, order apjxjintlng ad- Benner and wife. 10 Ac. Sec. 17. 21. Assyria Twp. ma Gardner, lot 106, Joseph Mix mlnlstratrlx entered. Castleton Twp. Christopher A*. Merlau to George Add., Nashville village. EM. James P. Ream. Bond on,.vale Ev« King to Wm K Ueblee and E Steers, Jr . and wife, tot 25. Pleas ­ lilitl. report of rale filed . *ire. Jot* 7 and 8. Johnson's Add Etma Gardner to Elmer O. Bivens ant Beach Plat. Prairieville Twp. Est. Alice L McIntosh. Bond of Middleville viUage. and wife, tot 10«. Joseph Mix Add.. Frank Yargrr and wife to Captain Nashville village. administratrix filed, letter* of ad-1 Fisher and wife to Winn ministration Issued, order limiting Green. 80 A Sec 14. Hastings Twp. D Shellenbargcr and wife, Lot 2. Nashville Club to Otto Lass et -etti-tnent entered, petition for no-1 Frank E. Stratton and wife tq Bl 12. H J. Kenfleld's Add. Has­ al. the second story of the build-! Hee to creditors filed notice to crcdi- Henry Germain and wife. par. Sec tings city. Ing known as the Gribbin, Black. Rosa V. King Ellison to Maxine Nashville village. tor* iMUi-d. I 24. Prairieville Twp - E»t Frank M Hazel. Order allowFrank J. Jones, ct al. lo Eva Meredith, 160 Ac. Sec. 32, and 34 2-3 Sylvia E. Hart Cooley to LaVanAc. Sec. 31, Prairieville Twp.. also ing claims entered. . Cheater, tou 9 and 10. Bl 11. Dantol cha Colton par. Sec. 36. Castleton par. in Richland Twp. Kalamazoo Twp. Est Fanny R Shcnirid Order al- Striker* Add. Hasting* city, lowing claims entered. | Janet Fctle* to Henry J. Loftus LaVancha Colton to Howard Coo­ and wife wife 120 120 A. Sec. 5. ’Irvins Twp. , Fem L. DeCrocker Herrington tc ley and wife {tar. Sec. 36. CattleEvt Clarence E Appelman. Order ' "nd ‘ ~ i «*i Minnie allowing claims entered. —<- r4.. England to Harold leonnrd J Oswold and wife, par rarn.nl.. et ri al tot Int 7. 7 Mardine.a Krc 33. 13 Baltimore Raltimnre Twp Tun Hardings Add Sec. Est. Catherine Corrigan, Order. Carpenter Will E Hunt to James S. Hunt SeC 8. Orangeville Twp. I Luella M. Dorris lo Harold Doxey 40 Ac. Sec. 21. Hastings Twp confirming rale entered Wm. K Cnittendon to William V. and wife, lol 4. Bl. 17. Eastern Add Freeport Masonic Assn. to Free­ Est Patrick Corrigan. Order con­ Vandervoort nnd wife. .25 Ac. Sec. , Hasting* dly. firming sale entered port Lodge No. 541 P. At A. M. and I। Murray Goggins .. Baltimore Twp —------------------- and ----- wife -­ to Slate . Chapter No. 478 of Eastern Star. Eat. Fanny R Sheffield. Final ac­ 1. n niaVint, ana *rir« Iz. z.r ttft I" MwIS VnnirN. Stephen B Bishop and wife to of Michigan. 80 Ac. Sec. 35. Yankee par Freeport village. count liled. walyarmf notice filed, or­ j Harrv Lex* and wife to Margrete der assigning residue entered, dis­ Rupert N Clark nnd wife. 80 As Spring* Twp. Pair well matched red roan mores, own sisters, wgt. Harry E. Webb, cl al. to William valentine-lol 1 Bl 10. Eastern Add. McCormick Deering binder. 8 ft. cut, nearly naw charge of administration issued, es­ Sec. 3. Cnitteton Twp Moses W Stutz and wife to E H | O. Cain nnd wife. 80 A. Sec. 32 Hastings city ' tate enrolled. 3400 lbs., 4 and 5 yrs. old, sound and true New Idea hay loader, used vary little / ( E«t Clarenrc Richardson Final Ketchum Jot* 124 lo 423 Inc. Plat ‘ Castletort Twp ' Margrete Valentine to Harry Lenz Red roan gelding, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1800 lbs., sound and State of Michigan, by State Land t and wife, lol 1. Bl. 10. Eastern Add account filed, release of guardian of Al-Gon-Quin lake resort. Unit John Deere mower, 5 ft. cut. nearly new true • . filed, discharge of guardian issued, No. 2. except lot* 141, 149. 150. 170. Office Board to Clare W. Culver ! Hastings city 186. 397 and 413, Rutland Twp. I par. Freeport village and Irving! New Idea tide rake, nearly new estate enrolled I William Allerdlng cl al lo Lynn Pair grey mares, 7 and 10 yrs. old, wgt. 3300 lbs., William Willison and wife to. Twp. 1 Allerdlng 60 Ac. Sec. 4. Carlton Twp Est. Chester Messer. Order allow­ sound and true 1 John Deere corn planter with fertiliser attachment, Phoebe Manker. 55 Ac Sec. 18. Inrstate of Michigan by State Land1 ing account entered Nora B. Whitmore to Burdel V Black yearling colt i Office Board to Thomas J Kobe Benaway par. Middleville village. Est France* A. Schantz. Waiver ing Twp. nearly naw 4 tec spring drag 3 sac. spike drag Guy A Mlles and wife lo Naomi and wife, tots 21. 36. 37, 38 and 30 of notice filed, order appointing adBurdel V Benaway to Nora B. E. rt>ur. Pearce, w» lot », 8. amwiv Shore ovaw Acre*. Fine ' Daisy Hill New Idea manure spreader, excellant shape mjnislrator entered I &. *. •»><■. _ Whitmore and Edward B. Whitmore &L Anna Campbell petition to lake. Johnstown Twp. Trustees of M J Clark Me'morla) par. Middleville village. John Deere No. 11 disc grain drill, nearly naw sell sccuriHes filed, order to sell se-' Howard P. Kelley and wife to Home to John H. Moore and wife Jane Daniels to Ralph T. Cook et 4 yr. old cbs^/due April 24 4 yr. old cow. due April 19 ciiriUcft entered , William M Flaig and wife, tot 31 Wlj lot* 16 and 17. O. A Phillips’ aL 65 Ac. Sec. 14. Orangeville Twp John Deere riding cultivator, nearly new Eat. William R Joiuicock. Petition raundago Fart. Hastings Twp. Add Nashville village. 3 yr. old cow, due April 16 • 2 yr. old heifer, due aoon Burr V. Laubaugh to Beatrice I for administrator filed, waiver of. Caroline Gavit to Albert F Ree-1 Eli W. Lindsey and wife to Lloyd1 Laubaugh 80 Ac. Sec. 16. Rutland 10 ft. cultipacker 99 Oliver plow 2 yr. old heifer, due <oon 2 yr. old heifer, calf by side notice filed, orderrappoinllng ad- sor and wife, tot 1 Bl 4, Woodland Lindsey par. Sec J. Prairieville Twp Iron age potato planter Hoover potato digger mlnlstrator entered village. ! Charles E Myers and wife to Ken• Grade Durham bull Emmett R. Bourdo and wife to Est. Charley Stevens. Order for Gertrude M Shutters to Fred R neth P Meyer and wife, part of lot The Home Owners Loan Corp . par Deering corn binder Iron wheeled form wagon 3 Grade Guernsey heifer calves. 7 to 10 mos. old adiounwnent entered. Hale. 8*i tot 716. Hasting* city. >488. Hastings city. Sec 20. Orangeville Twp. Rubber wheeled farm wagon Lumber wagon Est John C. Ketcham. Morton Mary 4 White faced steers, good ones, yearlings mi ..viiu sz, nciciiam. Order wrnrr alaiMurusi Balev Otir' and miu wife wu«- to ui Adam! nua.u niaiy E. a, Briggs Diigua et ci al at to iu Bertha ociiua M m Maxine Meredith IO George A. ElMaxine Meredith u> George A El7 tooth spring tingle cultivator lowing claims entered, warrant and ' Joseph Ignatoskt and wife, lot 7. Thomas, pars. Sec. 29 and 30. Johnsand wtfe I60 gee. 32. 34 2-3 inventory filed, final account filed Cutlers Oak- ------Part. Sec. town Twp. Tap. • . Sec 31. «• Prairieville Twp -n_L. and —j - 18. . . Yankee ■ town a 5 tooth tingle cultivator Set platform scales E*t. Augu*tiu Greenfield. Annuali.springs , Springs Twp. |I H ” ------rwp. Vem Doty and wife to Phares, p,r |n RjChland Twp. Kalamazoo De Lav a I cream separator No. 12 account filed. | X-.Morton Z— Bates - ..... and wife to Adam d. Foreman et al. Lot 9. Indian c0 Brood sow, with 8 pigs. Est. Mary Shelton Ketcham (Joseph Ignatoakl Ignatoaki and wife, lot 8. s. 1 l*le. Plat of Fine lake. Johnstown I Manlius M. Perretl. Jr., and wife Tank heater Large iron kettle Nomination of guardian filed, order' Cutler's Oak Part. Sec. 18. Yankee 1! shoots, wgt. about 125 lbs. each Twp., ...... j . I el al to Lloyd T. Lockwood and wife. 2 wheeled trailer appointing guardian entered. . Springs Twp. Mark A. and wife to part of toU 9 and 10. Bl. 2. Paulina ... . Ritchie •»*.-•- - -•- *• 3 teti crotch breeching I ¥4 in. hornets E-t Freii J Hughes Order to sell Albert O. Eldred te Inez Hamilton. State ot Michigan, tot 20, Supr's. Beach. Johnstown Two wcurilie* entered. 120 a. Sec. 38. Maple Grove Twp Plat No. 1. Spring Beach Resort Enoch Graf and wife lo Ruswll Some extra horse collars, large ones Ept. Martin D Falconer. Waiver Belle Lechleltner to Guy L. Gid­ Ritchie Woodlands. O. WoHeraberser and wife, tot 9. And all other articles generally used on a farm. KveryAbout 200 bu. oats Quantity wheat of notice filed, discharge of .ad­ dings and wife, tot 9 Blk. 14. H. J Harry A Emery and wife to 8Ute Oakwood Plat. Johnstown Twp. ministrator Uauetl. state enrolled. Kenfield'a Add.. Hastings city. of Michigan, par. Sec 36. Castleton thing mutt be told regardless of price. Wo respect­ 20 bu. potatoes, seconds John Schneider and wife to Web­ Est. Jennie u. L. ran-uner Falconer Waiver r.A., amine waiver । Frank Gilbert and wife to The O Twp. 1 ster F. Schad and wife. 100 Ac., Sec fully atk that for any additional information you Quantity soy beans nf nouce filed, discharge of admin- w. Jon„ exchange Bank of MarMildred Stavep -.......... to — Bernard F 18 Thomapple inoniBppw Twp iwp. Islrator Usued. estate enrolled. celliu, Mlch.. parcel Woodland vil­ .frihiulnn ------ . and --j wife . may datiro please coll F. D. Bolyen, Hickory Corwera About 12 tons good alfalfa and clover hay, can be Johnston nar par. Rw Sec- 7 7. Prairieville Harry Simpson tn Myron Est. Adelbert D. Oinutoad. Pell-'i,-,. Twp ! Simpson and wife. par. Sec. 28. weighed ot form phono 42—F3 at the owner must not be disturbed. Hon for confirmation of rale filed.: b^us Mugridge and wife to ElEmma J Slaver* to Bernard F. Bany Twp. order approving Investment and M. Benner, tot 16. Blk. 58. Mid- Johnatnn par*. Sec. 7. Prairieville Gerald G. Pinels to Chauncey H confirmlng rale of real estate held In, dlevilto villaar Twp Wilke* part of lol 4. Supr. Chase's trust entered. 1 Minnie B. — Matthews to Whom -It Bernard F. Johnston and wife toj^dd. Hastings city. WAHRANTY DEEDS M,v C0110"11 P*rcel lo provide pri- Emma J. Staver*. et aL par*. Sec. Emily Collin* et al. to Albert •»—. u o . t .. v*l* road of Ingres* and egress to 7. Prairieville Twp. Trueman Warner and wife. par. Sec. ir|F h kv P' .Ad"!r" -.i'C0b “ i owner* of lot* in "Matthew* Plat" E. W. Bliss Company lo C. Law- jg Hope Twp. « Middle lake. Carlton Twp. rence Herrick, -par. 8ec. 20. Ha*clans Cisler to Andrew McKeown. *^U2<LC1‘y Harry J. Demorest and wife to Ung* Twp 159 AC. Sec. 11, Thornapple Twp. . . John L. Quick and wife. 110 Ac. Bee State of Michigan to George KahNetoon M. Ca*e and wife to Wil­ D Hall E»t to Lc*ter Fuller and w cutleton Twp ier par. Sec. 21. Hope Twp 1 lum p. Bayne and wife. 100 Ac. W‘n-iI?°^r^3 a?Ope^P *' Agne. Willison to Norwood and Orpha Barber to Harry Smith and Rec. 1. Hasting* Twp. Ralph T. Cook. Admr Cora 4- Clara Hughe*. 2 Ac. Sec. 20. Johnswife. 25 Ac. Sec. 34. Prairieville Twp., o*vid ?. Boyes and wife la HerCook to Jane Daniels. 65 Ac.lU>wn Twp Klngdey Parr and wife et al to man Maurer and wife, part of tot Sec. 14. Orangeville Twp w Blmonda et al to Raymond -u —.— . h_. — u _... AdJ Hastings Charles E. Winters and wife. par._ 4 Hl Earl P. Ucure and wife in Cor- N. Hout and wife et. aL 21 Ac Sec neliua Van Andel and wife, tou 7|h; ThSJSJte ■ । city. bee. 10, Prairieville Twp 1 Ivan L. Roush and wife to Fann- administrator filed, order appoint-! ra!!,to!8“' Or"“'" «. ?.SSSTE. «k.-K On Guard "" KjnwJ.hSmfrSrT'i.'V'iS; AUCTION SALE Because of serious illness I will dispose of all my Personal property to the highest bidder at my farm located 2 miles south and J mile west of Hickory Corners or 6 miles northwest of Augusta on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1942 COMMENCING AT 12:30 EASTERN WAR TIME HORSES TOOLS SIX GRADE GUERNSEY COWS HOGS GRAIN TERMS OF SALE: Cosh day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. EVERELL BOLYEN, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. M. CADWALLAMR, �page THT BASTNfi* BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL *■ IMS srx Leon Pennock called on his Leon Pennock and family. HICKORY CORNERS CLOVERDALE The interior of the post office has Mra. Minnie Trethrick. 77. died Mr. and Mrs. Doug McCallum and Eaton. Mra Lincoln Bush. MUs father. Addison Pennock tn the Caroline Solomon. Mra. Charles Har­ i Convalescent Home in Hastings Pri- been remodeled which adds mucn Wednesday morning al the home of children of Detroit spent the week-, her. son-in-law and daughter. Mr. end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Merington. Mra. Paul Kyburr.. Mra. day. Mrs. Berths Adams called on lo its appearance. him Thursday forenoon. Leon Leonard has been putting and Mrs. Martin Peters of {Hickory Callum. Sunday callers were Mr. Miss Jeanne Williams has been new shelves in hln grocery store. Corners. Funeral services were hetc^and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson and Mra. Mbs' Marra Calthrop of Doster Mra. Marshall Norwood and Mrs Mr and Mrs nctnuirt Reynold.* lh' Methodist Florence Mwn of Richland. spent lhe weekend with Mra. E. R. Bertha Adams attended the W. S. vlslUng at thc home of her brother t Wednesday WRh i^r brother. Sj‘uIch CO,n^UCl7?1 b> J1** i Mr and Mr’ An*°n “>“1 C. S. county rally in the Methodist nnd sister-in-law, Mr and Mr* ' Willison. . Glenn Williams nt the W. K. Kel-|«£nUii Hellrrnga In Owego . McCue and Rev. Victor Jonew. Burial Rtchard Pennels of Detroit spent Mr. and Mra. Leon Pennock and church tn Hastings Thursday. logg Farm at Gull lake. , Samuel Hellenga in Onego (R Ur>._ the wertrnd wl|h Mr and Mrl Mra. Bertha Adams al traded funeral Mr. and Mrs. J..H. Hunt of Koko-; Mr and Mra Rsinh qtarrina and Camrron Flor‘a. uho ** »UUoned. Iruni away who attended were. Rev. Ed pennels and other relatives. services for their cou-dn. William mo. Inch, spent the weekend with1 , '' n,rt cu‘l" "*"! Bclwiek. ru»l: Mr. ™ H,. .nA Mr. Olio Lodul^dl Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams and n.v. Mo. >P»l BO.I.1OI Au«u.U: Mr.'„ lurnM mwiuu Mood.y from rB»Ux. -.........'“...* •----------- Mr _ •"« ..... ------------ - ----iriuinrM , aauii. dale Chapel in Kalamazoo. daughter. Rosemary. days last week with his sister. Mis ;1 Ch! ,ries Floria ------- -----------—— • — • •have spent ------ the Charles Floria and and family family. II and Mrs. George Bostwick. » Bristol. p|«.. where lheu Pvt Gamer Pcnnoek. .-.on of Mr ind ; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bostwick winter and Mrs. Leon Pennock, has grad- a)ld Mn of Buchanan; Mr. nnd Mrs. pvt. Roland Chilson of Ft. Cusuated from the Chanute field. III.. Donald Bostwick of Milton Center, ter spent lhe weekend with his branch of the army air corps tech- Ohio; Mra. Gertie Schroeder ot parents and ocher relatives here. , nlcal schools. He left Monday i Gales bunt; and many friends from Mbs Mae Dawson of Kalamazoo i morning March .23 for Shreveport. Kalamazoo. Battle Creek and Sa-'and Robert Walt of Ft. Wayne | L-i. where he will,now be stationed J noma. spent Saturday with Mr. apd Mrs. I Leo Chamberlain, who is al ar.' Mr. and Mrs. Harold While and L*Roy Pennels. : army camp in S. Carolina, is visit* tons o! Plainwell visited her mothMr. and Mra Harry Jones and ling his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar tr, Mrs. Nellie Pennock. Sunday. (family spent Saturday in KalamaChnmberiatn for a few days Friends of Milton Trafford or.V* Mr. and Mra. Nile McOhan anti Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town W]11-Dowling are sorry to hear that he baby of Hastings called on Mr. nnd family atumded funeral services in b not w weM Johncox. Sunday. Hickory Corners Sunday afternoon Mr nnd Ward Butcher of Mrs. ,,r Arthur ,,nrt Knlllrr Mr. and In ordar'fai_settle^up thc estate of the late Ephriam Lucas. I will dispose of the Mr. Min..!. T«h0, „r .nd o“ 'd * “ Mrs. Merle Knliler of NOTICE OF MOBTUAOB rORECLOSURE BALE OBDER FOR PUBLICATION DELTON AUCTION SALE Personal property at Public Auction on the lot east of the Universal Garage on Court St. Mrs. Fred Gregg and others will dispose of some of their Personal Prop­ erty at the some time on Saturday, April 4,1942 Commencing at 1 o'clock fast time. ' FURNITURE AUTOMOBILES 1938 Studebaker 4 door Se­ dan, good rubber 1933 Plymouth coach . FARM MACHINERY 2 sec. spring tooth drag Road cart 40 gal. iron kettle Corn shelter Cultivator J horse electric motor Moore Gale walking plow, nearly new Syracuse plow 5 tube electric model table radio Dining table and 8 chairs 7 rocking chairs -2 kitchen tobies Library table 2 dressers 2 couches Organ Good 3 piece bedroom suite 2 beds 4 sets springs Cot Bookcase China closet Writing desk 4 stands Leather covered settee and 2 chairs Leather davenport and settee . Majestic range Laurel heating stove Ice refrigerator 11’ 4" x 12' rug 6 odd chairs Small oil stove Kclvinator electric washing machine. nearly new 2 burner oil heater Kitchen tobies J.4 bed 15 and 30 gal. meat crocks Stands jardiniere Reed chairs Ruckers, and settee Shovels 500 chick brooder, good Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds Numerous other articles TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for DEWEY REED Manager and Auctioneer C. M. HAMMOND. Clerk AUCTION SALE Having decided to discontinue farming I will dispose of the personal property ot the place known as the James Surine farm located % mile south and ’/». mile west of Striker school or first place south and ’■'a-mile west of Kellogg girls camp at Morris lake on TUESDAY, APRIL 7,1942 Starting at 1 o'clock fast time I will offer thc following: HORSE. Pcrchcron more colt. 8 mos. old cows Holstein and 'Jersey cow, 4 yrs. fresh 12 wks. old. Jersey cow. 5 yrs. old. calf by side Durham cow; 5 yrs. old. due May 31 PIG Black sow. wgt. 125 lbs., due to farrow Moy 21 FARM TOOLS Royal Blue cream capacity, new. separator. Land roller Keystone hoyloader Osborne 5 ft. cut mowing machine International manure spreader John Deere 2 horse walking cultivator Flat hay rack Extra wagon 2 horse collars—21 and 23 in. 10 gal. cream can 3 milk pails Peerless pressure cooker, 1 yr. old 10 ft. log chain Axe, forks, sliovels and hoes Many other articles too numerous to mention HOUSEHOLD GOODS Kitchen cabinet 500 lb. Dining table 3 rockers 2 kitchen tables 8 straight chairs Dresser Primrose cream separator. 450 lb. ca­ pacity ' 75 lb. ice box. good Set. double work harness 100 new fruit cans Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds Round Oak heater Leather couch Davenport Settee Oil stove Double bed and springs Clock Osborne side delivery rake Wood wheel farm wagon Banner 12” walking plow 3 sec. spring tooth drag 6 ft. all metal 125 lb. ice box TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. Earl Hinton, Prop. Otwtr RUD, AbkHmm. CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clark ricK . 1 Mrs. Otis Lawrence from Friday till - Kahler. 111 -Mi nnd- -Mra — Geo. Mr .and Mrs Robert Barnes and sundav night Friday evening is the P T. A. family. Mrs. Ada Wright und Fred. MIm Maxine Butcher. Floyd Math*’ . Everyorw come There will be a Wnght were dinner guests of Mra. ewa, Gerald Butcher nnd Miss Alice Collins Sundnr Ellis."all of ~ near Ow.o^o. were;’‘Mr/’a^MJ0 Jolm McuSS’ rvj AUce Alice Collins Sunday. ---------Mr and Mra Arthur Halit . are Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Law- tunlM1 home u,t aTck uflrr spend. spending this week with relatives rrtwr. |he wta|er BWB>. In Hersey Mr. nnd Mra. Earl Burdick of Au-j Mra Martha Replogic Li at home Mr*. Jin Wilkinson, who has been m^ta were dinner guests Friday nRer spending some weeks with coiiffned to her bed for several I nighl of hU mother. Mr and Mra. Mr and Mra. E McCallum. weeks.. 1* now able to be up in a :john Mourer I Mr. and Mra Jellete ot Jackson wheel chair. The W. K. Kellogg Agricultural1 spent last Sunday with Mr. nnd Mis Elwyn Hayward lias been ill school has honored Bruce Bromley, Mrs. Frank Humeston. the past week. a senior, with n fUU year's scholar-1 Mr. and Mrs Ford DeMoiid of Mr .md Mra Robert Barnes and ship at M. S. C.. East Lansing, witn Detroit spent the weekend at their 1 family attended lhe Harlem Globe । all exnenses nald. . home here. Trotter.-Garette All-Mar basket ball: Friends of Ml.vt Katharine Town Mra Harvev Dine* entertained game ut Western Michigan College of Delton und Leo Chamberlain or the Garden club Friday. ' gymnasium Monday evening. I Delton, now In the U. 8. army flit An Easier parly will be given for Columbu*. South Carolina, will be HINDS CORNERS । the primary department of the Sun- pleased to hear of their marriage. ■ day school in the church base mem March 23. at Columbus. After a tew: of Mrs, Lena Golden, underwent an Fiidny eftemoon of thLi week at days' visit with thc home folks. Mr. operation for acute appendicitis al 2 30 । Chamberlain will return to Colum- Pennock hospital on Tuesday of Mr. und Mra John Lantzer of bus. Mrs. Chamberlain teaches in last week and Is making a fine Kalamazoo called on Mr and Mrs Hie Doud district in Hope township., recovery­ Mr and Mrs. Bovd Clarke and Leon izonard and family Sunday The young people of the Wesleyan! afternoon . church had a S. S. class party at the< family visited their daughter In Mra. Myrtle Lelnnar left Mon- Griffeth home last Friday evening., Bellevue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Pugh and dav- morning for Flint where she will After Bible study.’ games were■ pm,co .....i^...w Mr. and Mrs. Guy 'Willard were Vi.it h-r *i.*ter. Mra Enie.-t Moore'ptajed^and^refresjunenta *»vt^ ' ” [। <The Y. ” M W. B. will be u held and fuiniiv this week . "" ” *''a m Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack vis-1 the the home home of of Mr. Mr..and Mra. ---------------Don Jones Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder have Mrs Ethel Eaton of Hastings visand Mra. .... I'r.lJ-. lied at the home of Mr and Mr*. Friday^cvenlng^uril 2~1 3rd* J been Informed that their grandson. An Easier program will be given 'Wayne Snyder, wgs ill with pneu1 Lewis Eaton Sunday. ' church during — -----------------monla at a camp in Virginia Mrs Charles Harrington. Mrs . at the Wesleyan -----.„ the .. ’-----Huttie Whittemore and Mra. Ella Sunday school hour. Members and First Woman Doud visited Mrs. Angie Titus last friends of the S. 8. are ali* urged to --be----------oresent- " at 10:30 A. " M. Baroness de Rochs was the first I nu.y Alumoen ." Mr. — and Mra. woman to own and operate an air­ ' Mr and Mrs. Travis Royer of ----■ - — — Victor Lundslrum —t---Battle Creek and Mr and Mrs >nd son Cora! of Nashville vfciled plane. I Allen Terry and son Michael of I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson SunPluinweli spent Sunday with their! da*' and “Hcnded lhe Wesleyan parents. Mr. nnd Mr*. Wade Town j ch“£c*1. .. , •. ., and famllv . The annual meeting of thc Minis­ ’ Pvt. Elvert Mon' ConPvt. Elvert Mott of of Chanute Chanute lrnal --—•AMOclullon —vtt—of v Michigan ------- ,------,,,, Field. 111. spent over Sunday with W^an. Ids parent* Mr unrl Mra RnraeU * “I‘.h'2?C*’ C J ™ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION , Mott. The following wcre enter- *Prt!8’B ™ 1 Mined for dinner at the Mott home ®»‘»* mlnU*" ° , 2? Sunday: Mr and Mrs. Merrill conference papera | Evans. Mbs Kathryn Horton and L?pCC‘“1 sendees TiIt Thelma Mott all of Kalamazoo, and nf Mr and Mol Maurice Jqhncockand. E|nma|u|^| Hoilnem church of Bat­ i children of Delton Mrs. Pearl Brls-’ ’ tie Creek. The local church invites I tn! of Mundial! was a guest over the ,. i the general public, especially inin­ 1 weekend. Callers on Sunday were: ' liters and church workers to attend j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morford of any and all of these l Delton and Rennie Mott of Hender. shott. MILO ’ Mrs. John Harrington. Mra. Hattie. The Mlio Extension club will be Whittemore. Mrs. Ella Doud and Mrs uinn scioei Mrs. Linn Seibel aucnoea attended tunerai funeral hfld at lhe home ot Mrs Bessie services for Mra. Minnie Telhrick CalJ?s 2LCl*“\3r Aprtl *° instead in Hickory Comer, Sunday .Her- «M‘rhe ™ M„ WUIlam and (Urn by jMbltratlon i.rpiii " '>y***** i 1 marlciiz* after <ltf r-rrih-d there l.ldd. a*J St. Iins<. irm»m A'Un ’ Ib, f„ LEGAL NOTICES n™’’ *,„ w.u. »n Harold 'of Blue fslund. Ill, Mr.- and Mrs. Wade Town spent f t the|r rarm th Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs ----- ._ ' Travis Royer in Battle Creek Last Monday while’ Mrs Van IkoutH SHULTZ ’ iStrealn was carrying a basket of .lil ’urX “‘“ !iSOur <-HS"memtn. .n .urktas ""UM‘ >« «” .■»■ <'» “ X 33 LEGAL NOTICE ORDER FOR APPEARANCE Sliidreii Hinith. It' i ■ ORDER FOB PUBLICATION Foil Cl.3 IAIN ANI TIONM TIJ DECI ,•” ’“J™,,?’ 'S' ,'““r < HEATED EATATKN. « Siu,.. t «. H„- | {«*•- »*- ““ Mra ______ ...M.nn,n ------------------------tings entertained the following FYnrwr artti Mi*. Jennie Chase . guests for dinner Sunday, honoring Wednesday. In the afternoon they ■her sister. Mra Dale Larabce'H ca“*d ^frs Ran birthday: Mr and Mrs Jess Lara-i Mno“"”•> ‘EL.?4 bee. Mr und Mr.s Lester Sonneville PhU™°t । and Mrs/Merle Bradfield attended and Mr and Mrs. Dale Larabee. lhe rncelfntf' of the Barry county Ronald Kenyon nnd family nnd । Mrs. Nellie Kinne of N..'hvinc W. S. C. S. at the Methodist church ana Mrs Mrs. »” Hastings Thursday chw anU M|(u% Nln# spent Sunday with Mr. and I Alva Kenyon. ' Mila Ashby , visited Clarence Fenner entertained Mr. and Mra. Tellzer of Freeport. Thursday und .Karl Pnlmatier and sons ot Kala­ mazoo Thursday evening in honMra Anhbv spent the afternoon w..n Mrs mo Dora .x.™ vusier thHr flnt [with Custer o. of n-Mu.gs. Hastings. °r ■ Mf and Mra. Henry' Shale and «nnivcraary Mr “ and daughter of Kalamazoo visited Mr Mr nn Mrs. Merle Bradfield son Jack called on the for* und Mrs Frank Hom Sunday. Mr. Lnnd —. — „ and and Mrs. Dick Simonds and of OUe«0' John Graham of Kalamazoo spent i SuJ?,dsy “l.1.enn’. |Saturday evening with them. \ „„MU Milo ° t Sunday !*“, school will Dolores O'Connor has been sick!h“'elan_ “stN\1 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION the past week with chickenpox. ’I,»unaa>Tlie Brush Ridge cemetery circle ’M*** Nlna ' | met with Mra Gordon Thompson N"rma” a"d ,M” Thursday with seventeen present aU*nd<* lhe,a “7^?i„V and had a very pleasant time The th'P? *nha, next meeting will be with Mabel ”?fl,yn ,N Jn. Anders Everyone welcome ' 111 ,hr J** ____, t rear She is improving al this WEST HOPE . । writing. ' The Aid will meet next Wcdnea* The <-H boy» and girls have finIday for dinner with Ira. Belle, and . bhed their winter projects and are John McCallum. , looking fbniard to Achievement Mr. and Mra Harold Springer Day „ . (.ind family were recent dinner Miss Elinor Verdon of Gull lake guests of Mr and Mrs Russel Hall was the guest of Bud Van Stream 'of Shultz and his -mother.Saturday Don Springer of -Kalamazoo and i * r I sister. Mrs Xa'wis Van Boven and : NORTH HOPE 'daughter Jenaine were weekend ......., i guests of the Springer family William Hart and family from our Mr and Mra Dan McCallum of, community. They are moving to Brush Ridge were Sunday after- the Durfee district. We wish them noon callers al the Ira McCallum sdccess in their new home home । Mr and Mra. Donald McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Anders and ‘spent Sunday afternoon with Ira sons Bobby and Carl and daughter and Bell McCallum in West Hope ■ Janlenc spent Sunday with Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anders called Foote and family of Battle Creek. -Wednesday afternoon on Mrs. PauMany in the neighborhood are. Una Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Huie ot Michltao, Tk ’still struggling with colds and wish-!Otto Pranshka and family. ing for some warm sunshine. ; Warren Slfton and friend spent Word from Ramona. Calif., an-1 the weekend at the cottage here. nounces the arrival of a baby girl ----------« • »——— i at the home ot Mr and Mrs. Wil- j FAIR LAKE J-'J Buu.r> .lorm.rlv M.rjoru Much |i ..IraWd <o Cjgood of this neighborhood ! *•*----------ot • — - ••• —■- — —*I the ----families Mra. Minnie Treth- :x (wrlin (■•tuioa Pablie IlIS.ll1 Im.trndai r>B Argentina's government oil fields Increased production 32 per cent last —QN PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— led Bunday* at Hickory Comers. Bhe lived in this neighborhood many Busle smith and daughter of Kal­ amazoo spent Bunday with Mrs. Lottie CollUtar. 9i>m J2.AXK H m MMtuaa E HARNETT, b. M-d h< IS FURTHER OHDF.KHD alle<*t 'it aaeh • atal and in JnH»4l'rNMiib. MOTICE TO aaaifi �Tift HASTINGS BANNER THVBSOAT AHBIL 1. 1H1 Mr. and Mn. Carol Bov family of Irving called « Mra. Roger DavU and Sunday. LEGAL NOTICES wa Mr and Mrs. James Foley of Has­ tings and Mr. and Mra. Roy Rqvcr of Lansing were visitors of Bin. Jerry R>ley. Sunday. Mr. and Mra. L. J. Cole visited hisj of Ada: Sunday. Wayne Bump of Detroit spent lhe1 weekend with his parenta. Mr. and Mra. Nay Bump. Mra. Wm. Mishler, who has been' ill for several weeks, la much Un~i proved in health. Mr. and Mra. Herman Hauer and. daughter. Mabelle. were callers at Floyd Clums in Coats Grove. Sun- He: **Whal I* the best way lo make a girl believe you hare good Judgment?" She: "Have you thought of propoalng to her?" �THE HASTINGS HANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 191? BIGHT I Banter Bchipper and family of] 15. und has been named Jacqueline • Kalamazoo were Sunday .afternoon ] R<w Mp. Curtlv Curtis is around the are | callers of hl* brother. Supt. J. F. .1 house and a™ both br.tl. she and babe —be mr Schlpper and family. 'dobig [dobig fine. fine. Mr and and Mr*. Mrs Lout* Louis Belt* Belts of of Grand] Mf and and Mrs. Mrs. W. W. R R Harper Harper spent spent i !I Mr Grand । Mf Throe are auction sale days. To- j juplds anlds were Sunday callers ot of her Sunday Runrlnv in Ionin with her sl*ter sister nnd mill day Vur and Olney Adams are sell-I sister. Mr*. Glenn .GrtHeth nnd [brother. Mis* Nettie and Fred HowIng to oettle lhe estate of their their parent*. Rev. nnd Mrs. George nni and. family. mother. Mra tolly Adam* Tomor-. Curtis Mn Wa ArnoW motlier of Curtla TOW. Naic Monit who luu sold hl* \»r wu| yr, Andrew Finkbclner Arnold. pa*?e<! away at thc home of farm On M-37 has a sale. I were m Grand Rupids Sunday to. her daughter In Nashville Wedr.esMr. and Mrs. Mtdcornb Macfver see their daughtrr.^fr*. James Clark [ day la»t and funeral wu* held o and daughter Laurel drove to Coro,nt Blodgett hospital. They al*o call-)Fridav. m lhe Leonard funeral I Thursday after their daughter. .Mr* ed nt the home of his brother. ■ home in Hast Ings. John Robertson who. L* employed at. Matthew Flnkbeuwr and found Mrs i Htitcli entertained Uw State hcpltgl Friday Mr* Rob- Flnkbeinrr very poorly. Her daugh- ] c^- ix lartw* at her brane TuX -artron accompanied Her husband s I ter. Mrs John Yonker;. 1* raring for .1;i. ..'^r.n.u, hortarinc Mr Homer parents, Mr. and Mni. Charles Rob-- her. ! DeWecrd ertson on a trip'to Camp Robinson m. Glenn Allen and Mr Hnrrv ' .. .. ~ « In Arkansas for a weekend visit with i fitmuon were at/Hvitlng' Tuewl iv I Il<2 S B ^ulnc<'r *,SI »• Fr.v.te John Robertson., erte^ dSlStJ1*^' 1 the project and the following per- PLEASANT HILL . sons have been placed at the head) a family by the.name of Stralof the various divisions; soft ball tOI, have moved on the Calms farm field. Glenn Dean; shuffle boards, near Black lake. Mra Jerald Bedford, picnic table..; Mr ,nd M„ wlHiam. and Mr*. Mr. Dan run CLiler; n.>r- childrens' ehtMnm* play nt«v , attended lhe concert ground. Mr*. Irving Luu; honie shoe given by the Woodland band Fri­ court*. Carl Galstcr; basketball [day evening and led by Gordon court. Vern Hooper: drinking foun­ Williams. . tain and stove. Rev. 1. E. Carley; Mr. and Mra. George Konzen of sanitation. Dr. Lund. Burdel Ben­ South Bend were Saturday night away will co-ordinate the activities and Sunday gue*t» of her parents, of the groups into a whole and aid Mr. and Mr*. R. J. WllUams. All in general supervision of the work. were Sunday dinner guest* at the Let us all boost tills project and Clare Williams home. ' make It a big success. Tell lhe com­ । Mrs. N. C. Kraft and Mrs. Mary I mlttce what you can do. Weasell of Charlotte spent from .Thursday unlU Sunday with their HUBBARD HII.lAi brother. Ed Bedfprd. ! Mr*. Floyd Moore returned from Mrs. Clifton Campbell goes to New York Sunday evening bring­ Penuock hospital today i Monday > ing with her the remains of her and will undergo a major operation. Wayne Carpenter is attending a A baby daughter wax born to Mr । ", tr mia Mrs. Ernest «... Mr. rtnn were daughter. Cleo, who passed away Tuesday morning. Vh001 tOt drtm* *°rk Cunucwl‘y rr^’' «' ’unong mens the lhe guests guests at at a a f£rtv j£rty at at the the]I I tn a New' York hospital Friday of At lhe birthday party at Vere M Hastings. j theDoap'fwiw. on Sunday. Match ' Vpre 10inP —-1 of town. I.— Caitcr — >j------• strep poisoning., Cleo had been Carter’s Saturday' evening, prizes • Saturday' evening. I employed In New York for some were won by Mrs. Chester Geukcs Persons who tune help enough to * [time. Mr and Mrs. Moore had and oy McCatil and consolation by 1 rnnke mnplt’ syrup and i ugar re­ I been with her thc pa*t three weeks -Mra. Clare Williams , and Miner MEXICO ' port it a* bciiw nn excellent season She wa* their only daughter and Palmer. Vere was presented with a —good run* through the month was 10 years of age. She gradu1 nted from Thornapple Kellogg beautiful bedspread. with fine quality. This reminds u\ Bert Palmer and son Paul have school in Middleville in 1930. It ’ thr season is supposed to clo«r on . "town meetln’ " day. which will be[ wa* a great shock lo our commun­ rented the fields on thc Anderson With producticn cen­ ity. We extend our sympathy to farm and the Harriott brothers । next Monday . those on Mra. Addie Lewis' farm. the family. tered around our Vic­ Mr. and N|rs. Fred Bancroft of' Mr. and Mra. Clifton Campbell Ciiarlivotx have been vislfihg Mr , Mr. and Mrs. James Storkan en­ tory Program, your and daughter. Hazel, and Mrs. Clare and Mrs. Floyd Helrigei for several tertained their son* and families present car will have rrom <vt2^rfiauSav day* The two families were friends. from uievcrana. Cleveland. urnna Grand gtapias. Rapids. to do But American Kalamazoo and Hasting*. Sunday. • Grand Rapid* vldtOB Saturtaj. : while living In De troll . . _ Mr Mr. and Una Mrs. Tra Iru WMthrook Westbrook sw' spent cor$ can take it. and Mrs Margaret Dennison accorn-! Pvt. Charles Storkan of Texas Sunday with his sister. Mrs. Stephen with careful driving panted by M:-' Thelma Carl of Cal- • spent a week with his parents Mr. Carter and husband. rdonli v'sitcd thc formir's huslxutd. I and Mrs. Jame* Stprkan ' and proper care, your Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williams and Gerald at lhe State hospital at [ Monday morning when Glenn "four wheels" will ’ Kalamazoo. Saturday. Grlffeth. our mall carrier delivered Mrs. Clare Williams called on Rob­ easily stand the test! ’ Ernest Davis nf Marlin was a! 200 chicks to Mrs. Albert Green, ert Rowlader of Caledonia Thurs­ i caller at thc home of hl* cousto the lower box was empty. Look­ day afternoon and found him gain­ ing over the box they discovered ing a little from the severe attack [Clifford Davis. Saturday. a large hole In lhe box where rats of pneumonia. । T’v- r'onthlv m<—'hr- of th" I Mrs. Herb Cook 1* having the ' Rouse circle of the Mclhodl.st church hart eaten through nnd ate every Civilian air raid spotters will have no difficulty distinguishing Axis planeA from thosa of tha United I chicken, leaving one chick head and woodwork In her house reflnhhed. ■ wlli be held this week • Thursday | Nations it they meruurue the markings Illustrated above. American and British planes have designs | a pair cf wings. It had been done | ’fternoon al the home nf Nfrs J of red, white and blue, and Russia has a red star. Watchers on The southern border occasionally i before they naclyd .Middleville GLASS CREEK may see the red triangle of Mexico. Axis raiders are easily spotted through lhe familiar black i as the chick* wcre st lipped from ' Mrs. Sara Erway Is visiting Mrs, cross and swastika of Germany, the round red rising sun emblem of Japan and the Roman fasces Illinois Saturday night and came 1 McKibben in Yankee Springs this Thomnpple-KfPoai: school faculty, I insigniajjjirne by Italian planes. . into Middleville Monday morning. I 'week. She spent a part of la*t Don't wait until trouble comes to -pent the weekend nt Lansing. [ I Mrs. James Storkan hod the mLs-1[week in the Wm. Havens home. think about repairs. Have your Leona White returned to her w.r!l s|K.nt Tuesday with their chltThe Pannelee young folks had a pitnl Hasting*. Sunday with symp- fortune lo fall in their wood shed! Dolores. Anita. David nnd Chrhnn,, ln the Kllimensmllh dintric'; drcll Ernest Vermeulen. Ed surprise oif Don Carter. Saturday' terns of appendicitis. At this writ- breaking- her glasses and hurting car inspected today. Don't gam­ YOUR CAR IS ----- --------- t|ne McGlocklln of Hastings spent •... I?"™?nV S.V5wJh A* Slagel and Mrs. Barney Clsler. night to remind him of---his birthIng she Ls under observation and her.-------ribs and face. s,le *11----------—B,lhe weekend with their grandpar—--------------------------------------------------we*rln ble with the life of your car! ... . _ ... _ -------- --we lwiJe wel| tt841|l Am n mr «a n a.. 1Jatry Albrecht. son of Mrs. Roy j day. All report a fine time. we hope will eoon be well again. two verv black eyes.------------------------ I M1u. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ravens. A Personal and ■"nM« St ■ Snyder, was one of the sixteen stu­ Miss Marrla Henning went, to und Mra. Mrs. Elon I^wrence Lawrence und Gordon Green of Battle Creek They relumed home with their Mr. nnd BREAKDOWNS orc costly and the Thor ’ iinnle-Kelloin ’ school will be i Community ••o*ed Frldnv and jjonday for the' dents from Western State College Grand Rnplds this Monday where Utile daughter Phyllt* will go to ip«nt Monday nlthl with his folks parent* who spent Sunday in lhe inconvenience caused often can­ — । to enter thc National debate tounuv- she has employment Ut a private Kalkaska Thursday evening nnd re- *lere- Hc w working seven day* ajHiivens home. •^Mer vacation. not be remedied Many times, the ASSET. Let s [ ment. sponsored by Delta Sigma home. main until Monday with their pur- ycelt ttt Kelloggs.^ , Callers at Fred Otis' over the Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Claypool**: trouble is something that could weekend were Elmer laubaugh of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Green of Ft. 'f Detroit v ere Sunday guests of ’I 'Rho fraternity, at Madison. Wis., KEEP IT Up to IRVING 'Hasting*. Shirley Gillispie of Mareasily have been spotted and fixed Albcrt, Ontario called on their Mrs. Harry Firestone and baby h< r sifter. Mr*. Elton Lawrence and Mr and Mrs. LaVem Lampson'tin. Jack Erway local and Kenneth by a competent and reliable me­ family. ' i ----------- ----------• friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Grofer Cline daughter are spending some time VICTORY of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. । Dunn of Lnnsing On Thursday The l««t meeting of the Thom- -,nd Mrs. Kail Eckhardt nnd chil­ al Parmelee Saturday. chanic. If-you want to guarantee with her parents. Mr. and Mr»- Win. Mr. anti Mrs. Wm. Havens and KUkp — irkk. Biuw M&rri.crrt whitaJUrry “ u.X> " I inn'c Extension club for thr season dren. Bruce nnd Joy.’ of Woodbury STANDARD Mesdnmes Lcnna rh!!c ”-~; yourself the best possible service Mrs. Sara Erwny of Southwest Rut­ [will be Wednesday. April 8 at the | vicinity, were Sunday afternoon Flora Hanlon and Minnie Johnwn a locution at Monroe from your cor, don't hesitate to • i finding . ------- --------------------Mr and Mrs. Clifford Itelson and land were dinner guests. I •'"me nf *’rs. Harold Otto, with a1 "Uera at the Wilber Klump home. enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mrs. where * he ~ te now “ -teaching. * ‘ ‘ ‘ children of Kalamazoo were in Phillip Warrep is working In have it checked regularly. Come in । mt-luck dinner. [ gupt. and Mrs. J. P. Sclifpper plan Mattte Lynd. They say their host­ MLss Cleo Florence Moore, nearly Irving SundayOlivet. today! Rev. Elvin Finkbciner of Bangor j vnrl the County school super- ess who Is 82 years old. terved a twenty years old. died Saturday Mrs1. Sybil Warner will spend Tlie Misses Genevieve and Maxine n->* p r-llir Thursday on his par- ••tmirfents meetine the hem' of repast that would have been cred­ morning at New Rochelle, N. Y.. Easter ut Vundalla with Mbs Cath- Erway of Grand Rapid* spent the 1 "nt*. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fink- a><-« nnd.-iles at Delton. Thursday itable for n lady much younger wherr she hud been employed the erine Wagner. weekend with their parents, Mr. j bciner. ami also nt Blodgett hospit-- evening. ’ The L a. S. will not meet on Um* und Mrs. Ray Erwny. ” Congratulations to Paul Palmer, post one and one-half year*. Tlie | il. Grand Rapids, to sec his sister. I Mr. and Mra Theodore Wieringa Mr. nnd Mr*. Seymour Linington former T-K student, who won the body, accompanied by her mother, regular date, which Ls Good Frl, Mrs. James Clark. ■ Of Grand Rapid* were Sunday din- winter term short course honor* in was brought to Detroit Sunday and <la>'- but will be postponed until of Hastings were callers at Clyde 1 Miss Helen Griffeth spent the ------------------- --------------— •• * livestock Judging at Michigan State met by L. R. Beeler and son Con- April 10 when Mrs. James Nagel Warren’s last Friday. weekend nt Htckory Corner* at the .to’'oson. in South Thdrnnnn!e College. Mr*. Russell Whittemore and nie who took it to the home of her w111 entertain. , home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Their many friends will be Interest­ Mr. “ and Mrs. John Mr and Mrs David Klump. Mr. Parent. Mr.’and Mra Floyd Moore. Mr nd Mrr ‘ “ Perry spent Judy Jean rpcnl the weekend with ; U'o Griffeth. ed to know that Theodore hns re­ mid Mr* Jacob Klump of Grand four and miles southwest tlie weekend with their daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Wesley Pew In Has­ nnd granddaughter at Big Rapids. ting* ' Mrs. Ida Skinner has recovered tired from the milk hauling.business | from her recent Hirn's* and r.'sumetlI and has purchased an oil station In Rapids. Mr nnd Mrs. Arthur Thede ®f, l0*n-. *n v-lnkr''' Springs townMra. William McCann ipcpt thc .Clyde Warren made a biubiesa Phono 2240 daytime. For night of Ixlghton and Mr nnd Mr*. WU- •h|P UrsU1“ the parent*, the young last of lhe week tn Lniulng with I Iter work trip lo Charlottq Monday. ... at ... the .... Tiinmappl-'-Keliogw ---------- , ... -------- ,,‘I tho city. He hns hauled milk for 18 ber Klump were in Utv-nvlllc brothera ice phono 2352 or 2230 school cafeteria years, every day. through *tonn or Thursday to the funeral of Mrs. Donnld. Floyd. Jr. Edwaid and her son and family. liny Lampson has relumed from Tlie first performance of a new I Glenn VanderSchurr. who wa* re- j sunshine. manv years for thc Pit Chruttne Swartz who died at tlie l^uane all of Middles'file. She Cor. Jefferida and Court urana rwpias wmrrc ne vuiuru mr Grand Rapids where he vLsued tor tently inducted into the army. Is Milk Co. of Wayland nnd Inter for ■ St*. Hastings, Michigan stationed at Jefferson Barrack*.) the Blue Valley'Co. of Grand Rap- home of her daughter. Mrs. Amll a graduate of 1-K school in 1939. n couple months nnd will work with an enthusiasm that was largely Hacker at South Huven. Mrs. Funeral service* were held at the for Wln McCann. Mo. ..... ... . Snnoco Gss and Oils, Greasing noticeable by Its absence. Tlie next Id* and expects to lend a . less stren ­ Swartz who was 93 years old. was residence at 1 o clock Tuesday and Mrs Travis were day the leading actor Rot a letter Battertea. WipH.hield Wipers Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Slagel of Plain- uous life now. the mother of Mrs. Jacob Kiump ? al the Methodist church nt visitors recently at the home of Mr. 'nd Mr* Ward Wolcott and and Mrs. David Kiump and had Sbdbyville where fhe family for-’Mrs. Travis' parent*. Mr. and Mrs ■'Dear Sir.” it read, "your perfor­ Mr nnd Mrs. Hnrrv Kellv of Grand spent a greater part of recent years ""*1/ lived. Rev. L. M. Rigebnan.-Holder Yeckley ofRutland, mance last night was *o bad that snlds were Wednesday evening with them. Two yean, ago she broke. ,,f Augusta officiating. Interment -“ several' people have already writ­ callers at the Hurry Stimson horn? her hip but recovered nicely and ,n Elmwood cemetery. Wayland. The Changing Erm Ina For Thc distinctive white fur of'the ten that their names be instantly .sympathy- of mnny friend* I* ex­ I Thornapple-Kcllogg school ■re­ was able to get about , iI living ermine, or stoat, changes to removed from the free Hat." Mr: and Mrs. Jerald Bedford and tended'the bereaved family. ports Sl('?> 9r> sales of defense The S. C. Z. 8. ...». met ...Z_, Friday ... at brown in the summer. TC — W. Z. —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— ]«umps 4*nd bonds nnd 10.072 lbs children were dinner guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Chase, the Methodist church for n pot luck jwaxte paper collected bv'pupils. Mr and Mr*. Henry Poulson wire Sunday. The occaidcn wa* the an- dinner and regular meeting. The! nual celebration of lhe ladle*’ birth- rabi prevented several from attend-1 i Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and | Mr*. Hurry Stimson in northwest day. Mn.. C’s being Sunday and Mra ing hut there was a goodly number । B’s March 31. present nnd the afternoon wa* one: I Thomapple. Good Friday will be observed at of enjoyment. An impressive aerv-1 I Mr* James Clark of Parmelee. lhe Methodist church with two ice. ’ Lighting the Cross.” in charge1 ; the former lulu Finkbeincr. wav I taken seriously ill on Tuesday night services al 1:30 and 3 o'clock and of the djifritual committee led by; । of last week and Wednesday was communion. It 1* hoped this time Mrs. Mnrk Ritchie, was a very fit-! will be observed by many persons Ung devotional service. Others tak-l removed to Blodcett hospital. Grand I Rapids by ambulance. She received as a time of meditation and prayer, ing parts in Uie rendition were Mra. | The Eister message In story and Lyon*. Mrs. Lutz. Mra. Valentine, i two blood transfusions that day nnd long will be given in the ragular Mrs. Carley. Mra. Benaway and Mrs.1 | the third Saturday evening It Is thought a stomach ulcer Is the church^-actvtce next Sunday with Harper. The business ses&lon which ■ I came of trouble but she will not lx* all clioirs having special m'isic and included report* from the vaiious: , able to have an X-ray for two Mrs-Harry Baisch acting as reader secretaries showed Uie society meet-! । weeks. Her condition Sunday was Sunday school will precede this ing Its quotas and also planning for somewhat improved which1 wo are service which is at lhe usual church aiding the ladies of tlie vicinity in time 11 o'clock. 1 their labor problem*, tlie betterment glad to know. Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Barber of the community, and also activjeral days last week attending a of Grand Rapids visited her parents Ries tn the social Church Ufe. The Commencing al one o'clock War time the following will be offered: course for editor*, .sponsored by the Mr. and Mra. -P. R. Prindle. Sun- next meeting wa* put <h-er until day. June 25 owing to May being such a j W. K Kellogg Foundation. Mrs. Dolly Johnson and children, busy month. The Rouse circle which ; Mrs. Harry Baisch attended the [nn'nf her G G club al Grand Mrs. Jerald Bedford nnd Stanley had charge ot Uie program pre­ Johnson attended the funeral of the sented Mis* Hazel Campbell who Rapids Wednesday evening. About 3 tons Alfalfa and Timothy ; L. R. Beeler spends Monday nnd formers aunt Mrs. Nancy Williams, gave a most interesting travel talk mixed hoy Friday cvcnbigs in Hastings where in Grand Rapid* Friday afternoon. on her recent trip to Mexico. Roon Gelding. 8 yrs. old. wgt. 1600 Man- Kay. the little daughter of he is conducting a- class for air Interment was in-Yankee Springs 100 bu. Oats Roan marc. 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 raid wardens. cemetery. Mrs. Williams, who was Mr. and Mrs. Emory Finkbciner, is I bu. Alsikc clover seed I Mcsdame* Wm Harper. I. E Car­ 75 years of age. had been tn poor recovering from a very serious illOpen fprmula feeds were originated by the 37 lbs. Alfalfa seed ley. Vern Hooper. Floyd Hole*. F health for some time. She Is sur­ nesa at their home on the west Farm Bureau as a farmers’ organization, H. Helrigei. A. H Parker und Fred vived by two daughters. Mrs. Stan­ county line. Contents of closed formula feeds had to Mr and Mrs. Horace Livergood Bancroft attended the annual IJnrry ley Peterson and Mrs. Dora Sala of be guessed at. Farmers’ feeds are open VA 7^ SfcS Durhom and Jersey heifer, coming 2 county meeting of the W. S. C. S. Detroit, five sons. Joseph. Ermandi and Mr*. Frank Trouyot of Grand formula and list the ingredients pound y Rapids who attended the burial of at Hastings Thursday. and George __ all ot Hastings. McrHolstein heifer, coming 2 for.pound on thc feed tag, because: Mrs L's aunt, Mrs. Nancy Williams Mrs. Ont "Davis of the South' 'on and Forest of Grand Rapids: 2 young sows, due to farrow May 1 2 Brindle heifers, coming 2 Thomapple vicinity is spending nineteen grandchildren and • -three al Yankee Spring* Friday, were sup­ 2 young sows, bred Mar. 5 and 8 They enable the farmer to check on thc balance great grandchildren. per guests of Mrs. Doily Johnson Ayrshire and Guernsey heifer, coming 2 Marx- Moe. Tlie Prairie Garden club >-111 hold and family. between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul5 feeding shoots, wgt. about 90 lbs. Block heifer, coming 2 Little David Carley was oulte ill Its monthly meeting Tuesday. April, We are sorry to hear tiiat A. H. tA’ and hog feeds). Jersey heifer Guernsey heifer the latter part of the week with 7 with Mrs. Minnie Johnson. There Parker ts ill with pleurisy and con­ bronchial, trouble will be a pot luck dinner und elec­ fined to lhe bed today. Hi* son 'Most.of these pasture bred* When made by a reputable manufaeArnold is taking hl* place at lhe Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Kcegstra nnd tion — of officers. turir interested in JUS welfare he 2 Guernsey steers two small sons of Grand Rnplds ’ Mr. nnd Mn. Arnold Parker nnd Elevator office. McCormick mower. 5 ft. knows just WHAT he is paying for. At a recent meeting of lhe Com ­ were.Sunday viiltors of her *l*tcr. . children Sally and Pat of Cadillac Guernsey and Durham bull, 18 rnos. Mr* T. I. Gillett and family. are 'spending the week with her munity Council plans were made for Little Willie 2 horse cultivator old The farmer can get an idea of the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prcntlee and father and brother. John Vander- proceeding with conversion of lhe 2 Sec. drag Clover seed buncher *• dollar value of the ration. school ground into a park and' daughter Helen of Hinting* were Vren and Robert and family, andold ._________________________________ Double work harness, extra good Sunday dinner guests of their daugh- Ms parent*. Mr. and Mra A. H. playground. A plan was adbpted In■ ter nnd sister. Mrs Paul Gibson Parker. Arnold who is a member of which the ground was plotted far He can consult with the Michigan State College About 6 tons Alfalfa hay and husband east of town. the faculty of Cadillac schools U various activities, including courts Other articles too numerous to mention as to feeding value of the ration. Mrs. Harry Stimson took her having Easter vacation. • ■ — Tor .basket ball, horse shoes, shuffle aunt Mrs. Lydia Str-eby. who has Claude Kermeen was brought boards, soft ball field, also picnic Iwn with her the na*t ten months home from Pennock hospital Fri-‘i tables, outdoor stove, drinking foun­ to Grand Rapids Thursday where day and is gaining nicely from his tain. modern rest rooms, and a play she will *:vnd »nme wt’H h„r recent operation. ground for smaller children with "" bankable . . . Mr gnd_____ Mrt Harrl, and slide*, sand pile*, swings, etc. With ■ " ■• papers with interest at 7 percent. granddaughter. .. Mrs. Evelyn Ander— — Fann Bureau MILKMAKERS - M ERM ASHES'-PORKson nnd family Thev nl«n tilled Infant son Roger were Sunday call- the limit, on autos it Is believed this MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for open formula nt the home of M. W. Flnkbelner era at the home of the former's will be a recreational area much in booklets on our feeds. and on some couslgs. Mr. and Mrs. grandmother. Mrs.,Hattie Smith. u»e and large trees will provide a Albert Rosenberg who are quae Hie Epworth League young folk* shady resting place for tired shop­ pobrlv. . .. will have an Easter sunrise service pers. To be a success the commun­ Friends of Mis Slr.won Smith «t 7 30 p'clock nt lhe church fol- ity must support the project—some who Ls with her daughter. Mrs. lowed by breakfast. The evening financial aid will be needed and a HASTINGS. MICH. Kellv at Cnltunet Cltv. Ill. are elnd meeting will be held with George fund has already been started with to hear she'l* convnleaclna from a Martenson. a recent baked sale. Many can help TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. recent fall—down stairs Janet Gardner, youngest -----------which ,— re— . —.— daugh- ,»1th the labor which will save in suited in a dislocated shoulder and t^r of Postmaster and Mrs. C. A. finance* or with supplies. Dr. C­ itom ligaments. Gardner, was taken to Pennock hos- A. E- Lund is general chairman of MIDDLEVILLE How to Distinguish Nationality of Aircraft America Drives to Victory! Periodic check­ ups cure for ex­ pensive car breakdowns! ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE AUCTION SALE DON’T Because of shortage of help and more land than I can take care of I will have an auction sale at the farm located 4 miles north, 1-J- miles west of Vermontville, or 3 miles south, 31 miles east of Woodland on THURSDAY, APRIL 9,1942 Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ NOW that it.it your patriotic duty-ai well at profitable to produce all the egg», broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- HORSES Open Formula Feeds . cows HOGS 1 FARM MACHINERY 2 j FEED 4 TFRMR" *2° °"d “nd" °'" "’o* 6 CECIL CURTIS, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer Try to find these aduantagu in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-04-09.pdf 2952a4b80e4da007d3c6d875733c343d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR CITY LIBRARIAN PRESENTS REPORT IS—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 9. 1942 JQ OBSERVE southeast 1 CENTENNIAL of IFIRE BURNS OVER LARGE AREA 1 Fire, driven by a strong wind swept across portion* three Shows Increase in Number section* of land in Yankee Spring* township Saturday iafternoon, Of Books and Borrowers I threatening several buildings lings and* and । m Barnes, librarian, pre- required uu the. combined effort* O1 of Milted 1 annual report to the city conservation Dept< jhree fire council their last meeUng and it departments and about 200 men to ed and placed on file. The Put under control. report of if the library treasurer AI’OV>L 600 ** ,and* w<re ot b»l.„ra 3303,3“ on^.2"^ MnJ *»»oyln, bw noonshowed a tr ’— ..aio... — TtaHw. --- 3 J tiles of young trees. A targe onion nnd expenditures fof lUp ---------year werestorage building at the north end 84315.02. During the past year tlie num­ of Deep lake was destroyed. Fire ber of books in circulation at the, departments from Hasting*. Mldmain library was 39,427; first ward। dlev file and Delton were called nnd 4.071 and second ward. 6562, a total। a tractor and plow by longI ng to the of 50.060 for the twelve months. Allegan Co Conservation Dept, was Tiie largest circulation was in[ rushed to the icene and put into to stop the spread of the flames. March. 1941. when a total of 5,574।[ use Much of. Ute territory covered by the book* were Utkc by patrons. Books added to the library numbered 1309! fire was in Ure Government owned DISTRIBUTION OF CASH TO DISTRICTS Concerning Red Crdis Sewing Mr*. Lyle Scudder. Red Cron Hickory Corner* Church Wo* Founded in 1842 The history of the Hickory Cor­ ner* Methodist church during the one hundred year* of Its existence I* filled with many Interesting | stories of glorious conversions and live experiences. A centennial celebration Is plgn-i ned for Sunday April 12. whyn I many of the former pastors, as well as former members, will return for the day. Tile church was founded March 6. 1842 when two Methodist Pro­ testant'minister*. the Rev. O. B. Wooster and Hie Rev Orrin Greg­ ory came over from Jackson'county County School* Enriched By $28,800 Primary Money Stebbins Bldj-. except on Wed- Checks have been mailed to the school districts of Barry Co. by Co Trea*. George A. Clouse for the re­ cent payment of 828300 from Ure primary school fund. This is divid-1 ed Into two parts, in some districts, j state aid and tuition. Unless oth­ erwise stated the following amounts are all state aid: I Assyria—District No. 5. Assyria ! Center. 8102 00; No. 7 frl. Briggs.) t872: No. 8 frl.. Checkered, 854; No., 9 frl Lincoln. 845. Baltimore—No 1. Dowling. 190: ; No. 2 frl.. Striker. 8133; No. 3. Me-; | Ombcr. 8125: No. 4. Hendershot. 864: No. 5. Week*. 846: No. 6. Durfee. J *62: No. 7 frl.. Bamoy Mills, 860. i Barry—Barry Twp. Unit School^ Delton, state aid. 83.718 00 and lui* I tlon, 8894 00. total 84.612.00 * | Carlton—No 9. Friend. 856; No SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 Button Ads Are Not a Spy Code NOT MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED IN THE ELECTION ON MONDAY .f Reference to pearl buttons in the Banner's Classified section are not a part of an alien »py code, nor do they have any association with "Pearl Harbor" . There who have inquired about the pearl button schedule may be as­ sured that the campaign Ls on the level, untainted by sabotage or espionage. • The unique schedule of adver­ tising is sponsored jointly by Ocean Pearl Products. Inc., with offices at 40 Worth Street. New York, and Pearl Button Indus­ tries. Inc, with headquarters nt Muscatine. Iowa. It/epresent* an effort on the part of these firm? to inform the general- public on the merits of pearl buttons Nu­ merous inquiries received at the Banner office about the campalg prove* two things: <D That the public is sensitive to the war effort, and <3» that people in this community DO read the Classi­ fieds. | I SEEK DAMAGES FROM POWER CORP. Changes in Personnel Board of Supervisors *f Monday’s election made tome change* in the board of sujiervisor*. e e. . j l n . Charlea H. Leonard, democrat. r»Suit Started by Road Com- peeing William A. Schader, repub- I mission is Complicated* ll«n. as mayor of tlie cUy of Ho*. ! su. u. , amr srarrea in me uarry Lenard B member of Uw board. In . County Circuit Court last week by Maple Grove. Fred Fuller, demo-' (the Burry County Road Commb.vion ertt. defeated Ralph Pennock, reer Wednesday or Friday after­ noon. I against the Middleville Power Cor- Pub^n. by one vote. Two rear* 1 poratkm is a rrault of damage done ‘»°r “r by ju*t «« Completed garraenta may be .. train, dnrim raram hl«h °,n hU ora'“‘ | water, at which time a bridge and during the week, but please ati a pertiort^of roadway al Irving was cinct. a* there were no contest* that merited much attention In the town­ j washed out. ' ships. Tlie commisMon seeks to compel rence and held a series of meeting* of which 656 were by purchase and I 113 ot 13— Ix-m K wrHad the fire occurred a few weeks I the power Corp, to construct proper v.inrIn the schoolhouse. After the meet-1 G53 by gift. Of the 653 mentioned. Nolice will be riven when sewsafety devices, such a* a spillway 632 were given by the W. K. Kellogg later the loss in wildlife, especially Ing had continued for four day*, : and gate* a! the Irving dam to as­ Avyria—Clare M. Holder. R. Foundation: 149 books were dis­ the young animals and birds, would sixteen people of the community got sure proper safeguarding of the carded. leaving a total of 18,603 have been much heavier. Conserva­ their heads together snd decided to, Barry—Morse Backus. R. roads and bridges, and to determine volumes In the library. There are tion officers Issue warnings annual­ ly at this time of year against* Arcs the liability of the Power CorporaCarlton—Walter Culbert. R. 2592- borrowers registered. that may destroy the young or the j Castleton — ' no . 1 frl. Nashville vil-J I lion for the damages done in the re- • Castleton—Mearle Scott. R. the schoolhouse until 1858. when. rerai ■ ■. At the first ward library, tlie i lage school, stale aid. 82392. tuition. I cent flooding of Ihomapple river. ! nesting places of our game birds Hasting* Twp—John Lipkey. R. under the supervision of Rev. D. B. fjw HFH largest circulation was in Feb. 1942. 81.055. total 83.447.00: No. 2 frl..! and animals. Hope—Bernard DeGoU*. R. Clark, a church building was erectQ J KtU LKUjj An injunction was sought to re-' with 435. and In Hie second ward,. I Lakeview, 859: No. 7. Marlin, 858; i .strain the company from repairing* Irving—William McCann. R. ed. .. March. 1941. was the big month, I No. 10. Shores. 858. the dam at Irving, where the levees' Johnstown—Perd Stevens. R. when the circulation reached 761. I Charter members Included: Rev.! Benefit D«ne* »a M«ln PraI.ra1 Hasting* City — Hastings city were knocked out to prevent greater | nnd Mrs. Moses Lawrence, Mr. and i Mrs. U-ona Cleveland, librarian of Benefit Donee to Help Roue. y-hooU, state aid. 81389. tuition. Orangeville—John Crawford. D. Winner* In 4-H Club* To damage. unUl determination of the the first ward brunch, reports 765 Fund* For Fort Custer 85.930. total 87319.00. Prairieville—Otis Boulter. R. ri u \s/L "ability of the Corporation Is made Mrs. Wells Boylngton..Mr. and Mrs. adult books and 693 juvenile books Attend state t-lub week ari(1 batUIactory protective measures Rutland—Moaea Btuta, R. Recreation Room ’ ^7^ in that library and Mrs. Amy I. I Zephenia Barnes, Mr. and Mr*. Ger-' । rNo. 4. “ frl. Gregory. *43; 843: no No.. 77 star. Star. Thorn apple—Julian Pott*. D. their taken. itson Warren Bames Mary , . . .. . . ’ °*• *• Gregory. Barry county 4H clubs held i It son Rogers, Barnes, Bower, second ward librarian. - re­ Cook and Dither Nye. ' A dance for the benefit of the 852; No. 8. Hastings Center. 866; No. : spring Achievement Day at Woodland—Albert Reeaor. R. ■ .1 the Circuit Judge Archie D. McDonports a total of 2.025 books in her] Cook and Esther Nye. Yankee Springs — William Ells­ Tlie first Sunday school was or- SaiTJ’ County Red Cross will be held; 10 frl.. Quimby. 851. 'Hasting* Hastings High school Saturday,iviuci Saturday, “id issued an order im lor me Uie rvwn, Power Paul A. Martin, Prominent division. Thirty-seven adult nnd , vanized In 1837 by Rev. Mores Law- at the Hastings Country Club Sat- , ,,Io?rZNu' 11 P2.Ud\?,,2: 2 APrtl1 41 'wUh ovcr 1200 members.'Corp, to show cause why such an worth. D. •13 juvenile books were given the| Editor, Was Guest Speaker rence and Benjamin Hough with ur»t»v »v<.nin<r *n-n n TtwHnim " ' McCallum. 878: No. 3 Cedar leader* nnd parents attending the'injunction should not be Issued Hasting* —Charlea IL Leon. — City — -------—----------— first ward by the W. K. Kellogg inicc aim« Dciijuuuii tiuugn, wiui , urdnv evening Aorll 11the The Coun_ .1. ». ...Hind., -No 7 frf -Mu. M,r> ....' .I| On^undor loUo-.n, .3- NJn«, orJ. 33» b».r "innbnSf .crwfcre: NO IIWj No. “'‘T’00” pr,°8ra...... M.r,• BuI Bu!. D. the tatter as .uperlntendent. try dub.ha^donSted use of the ‘ Bnuh l ‘ n rvuouBwvi. and «..u tlie M>c second word w».m Delegations from Freeport. Delton, Foundation 1 Shultz. gflO: No. -’ 7 frl.. Brush extension agent, nnnounc-' of Ute suit, County Clerk Allan1 A church was organised at Bun-'cmb house for the occasion and 6. ®'-**° W." Bn “h lis.-homc *----------------------------------------------received 140 books from the same Woodland, and Nashville were pres8157: 0. Cloverdale, that 384 girls placed clothing'ex-! and Prosecuting L.; kourcc. |cnt nt ,Mi» "Inter-City" meeting of nell in 1853. following a revival other merchant* and citizens of Ridge, Irving— No. No2 frl. Cobb, 872: 857. N’o.' cd hibltTand'lMappeared*in"he ’strie Hyde H Barnett attended a Attorney hearlng>bc-! Second and Third Wdi. — Jay mevung, with wiui a a membership mcmoeninip of oi 33. 33.1[Hastings Hastings are are cooperating cooneratimr to to cut cut exex- » V?’ ipptiieu iii illc siylc —- Hatr.lU Zttcr.drd C hearing be-. —-------——. — A proposed budget for the year U11-' .Hastings Chamber of Commerce meeting, Wrwwl ', •‘62: K'd ... _ .. .......................... . ‘fra — >3,— -securities a— irl r? D. pa*-,™.,.... .hat tire ................ entire nroeeedi 3’ Wood No- X5- Wvnn R>’an. 841; ..revue on the .afternoon program. fore commission ... at; Mead. R. n B. n Clark cto-u was tea- the th- first n—t _ ....... . ... «.. .. . .1942-1043 was presented to the coun- 1,1 Oddfellows Hail here Monday eve- Rev. tor and Geo Bean was eta*, le^-. ^Tbe^ulSro X to th^RTO NV m 5,2 rnro»*d m thc various [ Lawingln which the Middlestlle! Prraident of the CUy Counellcll. by tFie board of library com- n|n»A etas*, with ten members, was cX ’ P Report village, state aid. 8582. tulUon. projects .with 454 completing tiieir! Po»« Corporation sought additionTo be decided next Monday evening । Main speaker was Paul A. Martin. missioned.- which amounted to - ---------------- --‘ rn..rar*.H Ira iTrarara ira ,-ba C M- . ... ... 8507. total 81.06950; No. 12 frl, frl.. Litt work wnrk •• ; al flowage —ra r-' . .. . __________ al flowage right* right* in in the the vieinitv vicinity of oft at at the the organization organization meeting. meeting. 84 846.43. an Increase of 825 over the! publisher and editor of the State founded in Hope township in 1860 be^ire^ nf^ire ' Oe ^rick' *79 ' RaJ' Eamb' dHtrict 4H agent and Ute The local officers; without the prraldrtlt of th* .... Ining dam. — । Journal oTLonsIng. During his talk by Rev. D. N. Stocking. Early in 1941-1942 receipts. tone^ecreatto^ buddta^ nvaitable J®h"«‘«<n-No. .1 King. 845: No. chairman of the afternoon program informed Ure commission of toe’ Each yearly report shows an In-1.["At the Crossroad* of DestUiy." he the present century, under the pas-, council, the board stand* 13 Re­ MonW' N°' 4 1,1 s‘ev- announced that 310 boys were en-' “Ung of the suit here and of the. publicans and six Democrats. creife in circulation of books and ' developed the theme that the entire to rate of Rev. Lloyd Mead, a church1 cdthesT^MrS^which^hare: *----“* » V® Bri4,°’.- .,M: No- rolled in thc tvuiitj b Interest iiivcrc-at ui uic hearing, nearing, and iiuu --- :--N°, - 5 - ---------------............. IVHCU with Win, 225 completing VUIlip.Clin* theiri uiru county's number of borrowers over tlie pre­ World Is now looking to America to building was erected. have 11. Burroughs. ,1, i are not 110 binof there room*, which «> .r. ot , Cuiver. «io4;' No. "• •' «1 <»""** uv.» „.ra..e *u«eeded In having the .hearing ad-| ASSYRIA TWP. - Supervisor. ceding year. Many volumes of tech -' preserve freedom; that whether we Clare M. Holder; clerk. Walter E. of their woik' In the high Jouffled until a later date. I..VU. UNC PUUUUUMU.K. “ ')r U. S A. i* bring Gull take in 1890. Under the super­ I ~ u». Th. Detran ct-wr ot U»i nlcul U..U and trade publications have era-No. 3 tri. Qu^t- [exhibits ' ■- seliool gym. i case has become somewhat. Stanton; treasurer, Albert E. Jone*I been added also, due to the numer-1 f,,l*ed into a position of world tead- vision of Rev. Wm. Tompklnson. the * - — •- complicated by the fact that tire Justice. Elmer Wiles; highway com. classes formed what was called the [ ous requests for special subjects.; M’hlp. mlssloner, Otto Dahm; board of reI Power Corp , has filet^sult in bank ­ Tlie main library and both branches;. Ocorge Hebdm asked for n spe- Hickory Corners Circuit A circuit' . ' nintrv Ira Ol— i-m-T <n CT—In.l' vtew. Albert Q. Fruin. Only one have cooperated in the ' Victory cla> donation for the Barry County T'f, '■* ran Branch' im’-------------------- ------- ' on through the summer In the 4H R*l"d*. seeking reorganization and ticket, the Republican, in Assyria Book" campaign and a large number R'-*1 Cross to be used for fumteh- Hu.ch° B L HurS?'cln>2^“1 >’ R'a C'““ OranjcrtBe-No. 3 tri.. Oran«e Orangeville—No. 3 frl. Orangeville poetry, garden, dairy, and meat “* permission of the federal court Twp. nix u irsrcaiiuu room for lor solsol­ n 5.n' j „ MU™ of volumes were collected to be sent, ln « » recreation ro,,nc । has been asked io furnish one room, viltaae No 4 *56 Ulage, «2478247, No. 4, Bloke Stake. 855. [animal projects. Mr. Foster stated *s necessary before the county can! BALTIMORE---------------TWP diers at Fort Custer; 865 64' was col­ to the country'll armed forces. Supervisor, Rutland—No. 1. Algonquin — Lake.; Ihat this u,1* ..... one of me the hi 4H v,u>» clubs ftUe'. .Leon i«n lected. ...M. iawi »iuuN. vicra. Moon; nu-t clerk. jjonn John wrmaor; Ormobe; ----— -------------- ,------ No- 4., contributions to the national war. A Adclberl Cort right of the civic A meeting of representatives of 01 ii treasurer. «™*urer. Mildred Garrett; Garrett;, ju*Uc«, jualtee, Middleville .john Birman'; Blrmam board of nviBW. Roy m-------------------------- tl,orl “nd Uw ,ood for vlc‘t,r>’ Pro* uje ‘e ,M lddUvllle Power CarporaUan. Corporation. .John review.-Hoy •affairs committee introduced a res­ one erected during the pastorate ofIf anyone will donate a usable No. 6, Edger. 888; No. 7 frL Good-1 grain. —:------- - ticket wm the B..UX Tire .ue county axuur 4H «i club aUB organeng...-■ ,ts bonding comnanv. company, the Hairvl Barry Rlce. The «Democrat olution favoring im ordinance to Rev. J. W. McCue. When the union' piano Les Hawthorne will call for wl 2!l * 107 ' t 10 'i Yeckle ? ’ *?', ’ ixatlon has set a goal for this sum-/-----------------------------------1 Izatlon sum-. County Road Comm., and other*[only O ne nominated. . charge fee* for peddlers and hawk­ of the Methodist Episcopal North. । It and take care of transportation Thornapple — ThomappleKellogg mPr of even . e ijRtbIe rural boy or' Interested in the controversy, was ers' within the city of Hastings. Fees the Methodist Episcopal South and school, Middleville village, state aid, glr| a 4H cjUb member to assist In *chedtded for Wednesday at the site the Methodist Protestant L1IU3 churches j Leon Leonard. Russell Beeler. recommended were 8100 for one ..ra. 84320. tuition tuition, «9M 8225. torai total »zAMro. 84545.00. [carrying , carrying out this food lood program °f ‘h<' damage, when ■** an attempt Backus; clerk. Waiter Bolyen; treas­ was completed In 1939, 1939. Rev. McCue iMemble more could be used to ad- **MO Kendall Rcuhm. Albert Dykstra. year; 860 for six montlis; 810 for __ ■t interest —was __ shown •__ _ in the unillrl m* mnrtw nn amicable .1—3.1. urer. Mrs. Leon Dunning; jtutfcaa, Woodland—Woodland Twp. Con- Orra wouW I** mndc tn 10 ruorh »each.an was appointed pdktor of the church.1 '“ntage. Equipping there rooms will Police Officer Richard Endsley nnd one month and 82 for one day. The Charles Hammond and Clyde Clark: [ --------------helpvur future men to pass MUd«Ud Khool. .ua .Id, (Mia. m„Un, 0I lhu IO,t c,ub, u.. Mlkwa. Mrs. Minnie TreUirick. who poss-| -----------fighting -------------------resolution passed unanimously. one Other Barry County representa­ . .............. . -- board of review, Will Lelnaar; con­ tuition. asoj 1594. >A»al total 8330650. । tiieir leisure hours in pleasant sur- i.tirinn Charles Leonard, president of the ■; inc organized this week. ’2* „ tive yet to be selected, plan to at­ stables. Earl Butler, Clarence Done, roundings and give them comfort- i Yankee Spring*—Uo. 1 frl- Gates1 Miss Beatrice Boyle, assistant NEW CARS, TIRES fair board, outlined plan* for the a member of the church longer than tend the American Legion school-for van. Mason Newton and Donald Mc8114; No. 3 frl., Yankee Springs, able facilities for writing to their . coming fair. . any other person—65 years. - state club leader and fudge of the GRANTED BY air raid, wardens nt Chief Noonday Quarrie. Barry township Democrat* । mothers and friends. Donation* of 8100. The meeting was In charge of exhibits, picked the following 4H The anniversary celebration will park. Yankee Springs. April 13 to RATIONING BOARD George Lockwood. Jay Marsman. open on Friday, when the W. 8. C. magazine subscriptions, new and ln-[ club members for honors: [ teresttng books, games, or other I Delegates to State Club week:I The Barry County CARLTON TWP.—The Republi­ Rationing Tlie school is being sponsored, Harvey Werner, Julius Knowlton. S. meets at 8:30 with Mrs. Alice. "fun" material, will be accepted and | Harriett Babcock. Phyllis Cutler. Board met bn March 30 and passed cans made a clean sweep of the of­ tinder a direct assignment from M. E. Tuckerman and Roy Brunch. Evans in charge. A pot luck dinnerI sent forward with deep apprecla-| Donnn Davis. Beniieta Callahan,' fice* In Carlton township aa fol­ President Roosevelt, by the Depart­ upon car and tire applications. Mary Townsend and Wilma Haight.lows: Supervisor. Walter Culbert, R the Hickory Comers ladies will be। tlon by any member of the two com-11 ment of Michigan American Legion. mlttees. Such material can .beJ Alternates. Jennetl Doxey. Louise [ Carroll Fisher, who recently joined 110. John Usbome. D. 53. maj. 57; hostesses to the County W. 8. C. S. 810,000 was appropriated by the the marines, was given permission clerk. Lawrence Farrell. R. 120, John brought to the homes of the com-! groups. Christiansen and Iris Olmstead. I Legion to defray Ure expenses of , mlttee members or it can be turned Style revue delegates: Bonnie ----------------------— — ... — ------The program for Sunday is an­ Ute schools which will be held The Barry County Youth Council Mrs. ‘ Mabie Field Win* Jean Drake. Gladys Wallace. Mary in at the club on the night of the Ncw c*r eppUcaUon* were also throughout the state of Michigan will hold IL', annual meeting. Tues­ nounced as follows: dance. Lou Huntington. Betty McNieL granted to Clarence Longstreet, MldOnly Contest nnd nil of the other states of the day. April 21. at 8 p. m. nt the Has­ Phyllls Culler nnd Donna Davis. I dlcvIUe; Harold Grlffeth. Middle­ The Barry County Red Cross has lowshlp Service, Rev. Wm. Coombs, Union. tings High school. All Interested Less Hum one-quarter of the elig­ School Lunch delegate: Anna■-vUle. and Howard Serven. Bellevue, ' appointed the following County Those who take this course will be In the Youth activities of the coun­ leader. I The state board granted the local Committee to look after the raising ible voters In Hastings turned outi Cwartz. 10: 30 A. M.—Sunday school. in a position to instruct local classes ty are cordially Invited to attend. P G. Lundin, assistant state club[ board twelve extra tires to take care Glenn Wotring. Chairman ot Um 11: 30 A. M.—Morning worship. of funds for the Barry County re- for the city elecUon Monday. and by May 1 the Michigan Council The County Y. M. C. A., the Boy Sermon by Dr. Edmund Holt Bab­[ creation room at Fort Custer: Les­ In the only contest Mrs. MabelI leader and Judge of the boys’ work. ‘he applications on hand. How­ Barry County USDA, announce* of Defense expects to have 1,000 Scouts and the Camp Fire Girls are Field defeated Mr*. Orville Sayles > announced the following 4H honor *wr- n*e °‘ ‘he applications did that Ely J. Campbell. Grand Rap, lie Hawthorne, chairman: Mrs. R. bitt. District Supt. of Grand Rap­ qualified Instructors In the field. supported by* this organization, also Ids District M. Cook and Walter Eaton. The for City treasurer by 437 to 235. member*: not get the approval of the board the City Youth Council with help Chas. H. Leonard, mayor: Adel-■ above Red Cross committee is being D«legates to State Club week: «> that number of tires were re­ rnenl man of the U. 8. employment from the Hastings City Council. 2:30 P. M.—Platform meeting In, supplemented by the Country Club bert Cortrlght.“municipal Judge:: Charles Stndel, Bud Murray. Roger turned to the state. Those granted service for this county. Mr. CatnpStine. Reginald Smith. Alternates',,res wfre: Passenger—Rev. Paul charge of Rev. Edward Swaddling. Committee in charge of the benefit Fmir Aiirtinn Calpc 1,1 lhu ,lme of stn> ' 5 11 u d “ ubl > ’ rour MUClIOn Odles ( necessary that we guide nnd protect Former Hpastors Fred 12:!! Kelley. to State Club week: Henry Adter. Olmstead. Fxd “, :2 and the County Building just south at —.vo.o will icuunuce. 'dance, as follow*: Mr. and Mrs. Ed reminisce. DOWNS BREAKS the interest* of youth. We must not John Rlchard-wn. Paul Otis and,2 tubes; Leon Cole, 1; Louise Hay­ the Windstorm office each Wednet6:30 P. M.—Panel discussion by Van PopeHng. chairmen: Mr. and 7-WAY TIE the young people, ted byOrvln Thal-I Mrs- Clayton Brandstetter: Mr. and William Racine. I ward. 1; Bernice Janson. 2 and 2 AL. HENNING. Prop. Closest race In the city election , State Honor Roll candidate? tubes; Dr. B. A. Perry. 1. Truck our young people as normal a life er. z Mrs. Cedric Morey; Mr. and Mrs Having discontinued farming Mr. as we can possibly give them. 8:00 P. M—Evening worship. DrJ George Hcbden; Mrs. Orville Sayles;, Monday developed in the 2nd FMUr. John Richardson. James McDermld. nnd trtfetor—P. J. Flnels and Sons. ring, chairman; Harold Henning will hold an aucUori sale at It ____ . .. anrl Ur* Unm-r i| Precinct of the Fourth ward It is up to us—as a county—to do Wayne Fleenor»John Rabbitt and Gordon Stine i 4 and 4 tubes; Monroe Follls. 2 county agent; Harry J. Elliott. F. of Albion, youth i Mr. and Mrs Homer Smith. •thu ----------------------------------------- i I tubes; Carl Enz. 2 and 2 tubes; -*.- No No” one else cin can to do 'H it fo7 for J us. Our boys in the army deserve all; w«d< d i! .on Oral“J u a.P <?’lreel- Let US then decide that this will leader of the conference, will be the support we can give them. Even for constable with Bert Lancas ­ fnnvnnLinH Burr>’ Co• R°«d Com. 2 and 1 tube; Jnwi* ** one. of ni“Jor contribution the speaker. Bert Hayner. 2 tubes: Gro. Parrott. Special music will feature each if you can't dance or if you can't ■ ter, Clair DeCou. Robert Cor­ m J whlch Wc- can Kive-as citizens— kin, Wallace Osborn. Clifford Do­ come, why not buy a ticket anyway service. 0 R Brarauu.ur, will be available at his office each S Berli^wlU ^cJraUre *h0.JJ!™11*' lan, George Lockwood and Ekirl Wednesday. r ’ 2 and 2 tube*. —Hickory Comers Coma. or make a donation of a dime or B Benaway will act as clerk. See the on the "Home Front." Coleman getting one vote each. Woman’s Christian Temperance The Consumers Power Co's., apanything you feel you can give. adv. elsewhere In this Issue for full However, the aettlehiqntof this -। Union convention of Barry county plication for seven retreads was the War Board in relieving the farm PRESBYTERIAL TO particulars. deadlock presents noproblem >111 meet tn Freeport on Friday.! granted. Rolland Bolton was au­ lielp situation for the duration. Uh LOCAL DOGS WIN MEET IN HASTINGS AT GRAND RAPIDS since the citizens of the Fourth's . May the 8th with Mrs. Dora B. thorized to purchase two obsolete superintendent* of the several high TF.D 8. K. REID/prop. 1st Precinct came through with i Whitney of Benton Harbor as guest tires and Chas. McNulty and Her­ schools In the county have been In­ Mr and Mrs. Harry Young at­ The sixty-fourth annual meeting Because of ill health Mr. Reid will a smashing vote of 4 for the vet­ speaker. Mrs Whitney is State bert Blackwell were granted one dUpose of hl* personal Itfoperty <it tended the All-Breed Puppy Match1 of the Lansing Presbyter!*! Society eran Ed Downs and thus swept । President of the organization and a each. and the War Board Saturday mornpublic auction al Reids Resort. at Grand Rapids Saturday evening,, for Missions will be held In the the field. ' fluent and enthusiastic speaker. She On Monday of this week the ra­ Thomapple lake. He Is offering a where Mr. Young entered and hand­. First Presbyterian church in Ha»Another “Salvage For Victory" Ls a Judge In the Juvenile Court at tioning board met again and passed Supervisors Room in the Court good list of cows, one horse, hogs, led Miss Bea Hemey's beautifulI Ungs on April. 15 and 16. Over a drive will start at 9 o'clock Satur­ । Benton Harbor. upon another group of application. and farm machinery. Dewey Reed Doberman bitch, Victoria v. Holm-' hundred women from Battle Creek, Henry Wellman, member of Board day morning from the’county gar­ Al that time they granted permis­ of registering high school boys Io will cry the sale and Clifford Ham-1 qulst. putting her through to Best jI Lansing. Jackson. Hillsdale, Adrian of Review: Harry Ritchie. supevlssion for the purchase of new car* to work during vacation will be dismond will act as clerk. See the adv., 1 of Breed. Tills was the third match1 and other clUes in the Presbytery age People are urged to cooperate or 1st and 4th wards: James J. COCKER HPANIEL CLUB in this drive by having their, waste Mead, supervisor 2nd and 3rd wards; TO HOLD FIELD TRIALS Howard O. Drake. Dowling: Leo elsewhere in this Issue for full par­ for this puppy, who won Winner*1 are expected to be present. material on Ure porch or. If the । Female at Jackson, and Best of’ There will be four sessions and an ticulars. Roy Thomas, alderman 1st ward; The Michigan Cocker Spaniel club Russell. Delton: Clyde DeKilder, Breed at both the Lansing andI evening program on Wednesday. weaUier permits, at the curb in front John Hewitt, aiderman 2nd waid; will hold a field trial Sunday, April Delton; Dr. Burton A. Perry. Has­ BEN CAMPBELL^ Prop. . Grand Rapid* matches. Miss Rachell Benfer. now a. young of their homes. Volunteer* are need­ Hany Miller, alderman 3rd ward; 12. on the property back of Castle ting* and Elmer Parcell. Hastings. Having sold hl* farm Mr. Camp­ Mr. and Mrs. Young also enter­ people's secretary of the Presbyter­ ed for this drive and those who can George E. Goodyear, aiderman 4th Hall on US-12. 2 miles west of ■ Passenger car tires were granted bell will hold an auction sale at the ed their buff Cocker bitch. Wye, Ian board and formerly a mission- help are asked to get tn touch with ward were all elected without op­ Galesburg and 6 miles east of Kal­ to: Pearl Lightfoot. Freeport. 2 tire* farm located U mile north ot Hick­ Vee's Cream Pudding, winning her■ ary in the southwest, will *peak. Winston Merrick at the Consumers position. and 2 tubes; Rev. Sheldon Qulncer, and Roger Bennett, student director amazoo at 1 p. m. , , , Middleville. 1 tube; Barry County ory Corner*. He is offering a good cIrm and Winners Female for Buffs। She Is said to be a good speaker, Power office. Local merchants havej 11*1 of cow*, chicken*, hay and; and Reds. bright, alert and witty. Music will donated their trucks. As a start for: COUNTY FIRE WARDEN ’ dent of the club, announces that Road Conun, I tire. Truck tires and this drive 700 lbs. of scrap aluminum DOSTER KEPT BUSY grain, farm machinery and house-1 be furnished by the church and there will be a demonstration of lubes: B N. Randall. 1 Ure and 1 hold goods Harold Belcher and high school choirs under the direc- has already been turned in. The Leoti Doster, county fire warden, field trained Cockers from Illinois, tube: Horry Steenbock. 1 tire; FOURTH REGIBTRAT/bN Son will cry the sale and E. M. Cadtlon Qf Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lower: money from this drive will be divid-1 is busy getting the county organized which should prove very interesting. Barry Co. Road Comm.. 2 tires; i The meetings open at 10 A. M.. cd between the local playground.! There will be no admission charge Chas. Overholt. 1 tire and 1 tube; The cast is a* folio**: Richard ' in defense groups. On Tuesday eveA fourth registration will be adv. elsewhere in this issue for full, 1:30 P. M. and 7:30 in the evening contribution to the Red Cross to ।। ning he held a meeting at Quimby with a small entry fee for your dog Harold Marshal). 2 tires and 2 tubes; Early. Richard Rasey. Emily Early. help fumteh a day-time recreation I particulars. conducted throughout the nation and are open to the public. I and on Wednesday evening at Dowl­ Stakes will be run for puppies and J. M. Scott. 2 tires; Royal Coach Co. Harriett Babcock; Hope Early. Neva room al Fort Custer, and a hot lunch In accordance with the Pre*!-, Ing. A meeting is being planned at adult dog*. Call or see Mr. Harry 4 tires; Hubert Barnum, 1 tire and Warner; Dick Early. Keith f TIM SEN8IBA. Prop. fund at the high school. Hastings WOMEN’S CLUB TO dent's proclamation on Monday, Hickory Comers but the date has Young, 010 W. Walnut St. for furth­ 1 tube; Charles Bourdo. 1 lire and Having decided to quit fanning! ha* had an enviable record in waste HEAR GUEST SPEAKER 1 tube. Donald dark; Delphic <li» er information. not been *et. Mr. Senslba will have an auction' p. m. Included In this registra­ material collections and it is hoped The full quota of 18 retreads were An especially Interesting program Another meeting will be held at . sale at the place known as the Bryan I tion will be all males residing In used, a* follows: Marshall Belaon. ham. Robert Murphy; Is anticipated for the Women’s club that this pace can be maintained. the Quimby church next Tuesday) Senslba farm located *> mile east, the continental United States or Bciton Bower and Laurel Garrison, Dorothy William*. ' on Friday, April 10, when Edward evening at 8 o'ciotk and everyone in-: DATE SET FOR ANNUAL and *» mile north of Delton. He is in the territories of Alaska. Haeach one passenger; Royal Coach M. Brigham, assistant director of tereated in defense is urged to at-1 RED CROSS MEETING DR. KENITH McINTYRE offering a good list of horses, cuttie, । Co.. 2 truck tires and Michigan Paulina Chandler the Kingman Memorial Museum of • COMMISSIONED IN U. 8. NAVY ■ tend. hogs, chickens, farm machinery i born on or afier April 28. 1877. State Hwy. Dept.. 13 truck tires. David Set Um; f*--' I First aid classes have been or-1 and household goods. Loren Coppdck 1 and on or before February 10. Dr. Kenilh McIntyre on Wed­ ject Is "Bird Neighbors’' and mov­ Pufpaff; Mrs ganlzed and are holding meqjlng* at [ A CARD OF THANKS will cry the sale and Milt Lelnaar - 1BC7. Registrants of this fourth nesday was commissioned as ing pictures will also be shown. Maple Grove. Woodland. Nashville. I wish to thank the many friends registration will not be subject Lieutenant Commander in thg Members may invite guests. Tuesday evening. April 14. al Delton. Middleville and Johnstown where in this Issue for full partlcu- [ to military service under the Medical Corps of the U. S. Naval Grange hall Monday, and to offer my congrat ­ lari. Selective Service Act of IMO. service. He leaves Sunday for ulations snd best wlshM to Mn. C. B, Saturday. April 11. Thomas Further details of this registra­ The new ooard of supervisors will Wesleyan Service Guild chop ouey Field. tion will be published, next week. Store. Starting 1 P. M. Plenty of new duties. meet In .their room Tuesday. April •upper-Th ur*. April a. 50c,—Adv. Mrs. Orville Baylea 15 for Che purpose of organizaUon. SPECIAL DRIVE HONORS AWARDED ACHIEVEMENT DAY C. OFC. HOLDS INTER-CITY" MEET _ lh, County Men To Take Special Air Raid Warden Instruction LIGHT VOTE IN CITY ELECTIONS Annual Meeting Of County Youth Council Farm Placement For Barry County I convention W. C U. T I . IU. At Freeport Moy 8 1 Salvage For Victory Drive Saturday - Your Co-operation Asked "FOOT LOOSE" SET FOR APRIL 24 —'— �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL t, 1M1 OBITUARY I SENTENCES PASSED Oec.-yia May Chandler waa bom ON THREE OFFENDERS at Shelbina. Shelby County. MbJustice Ben Bowman, acting In sourl. October •, 1B78. the oldest of ,che absence of Municipal Judge ' a family of eight children. She at- ,Cortrighu on Tuesday passed sen- * Pvt. Woodrow Allerding is home unded public school tn Shelbina tence upon three men. on furlough from Kansas visiting mlll at thc of jtxteen she moved Elmer Judson Hartwell. 44 of relatives and friends. to the home of her grandmother in Shelbyville, arrested Sunday by Judge Morris Davb of Stanton Prairieville township. Barry Coun- Chief of Police Thompson and Dep­ willfiMd the Circuit Court here Frl-: ty and continued her schooling un- , uty Sheriff Glen Swift about a mils day for Judge McDonald. Ill graduation from thc Barry west of the city on a charge of Mrs Robert Cole was taken u> County Nonna! after which she drunk and disorderly was assessed Thursday . Pennock ____ . hoapUal ■ _________ . with ___ , . . ,for several yean tn the db- . a fine of tlo and costs of M.85 or -bronchial -bronchial pneumonia. ,i 1 ‘S?00’* , , J «n alternate of 15 days in Jail. Local Newt LUNCH BREAKFAST uHOtW3*1 " F ix ?ss x.’S’m* & «, „ arrived safely inicrbmd faction for her family and friends, ptainant being hb wife. Viola. Hlg DINNER “x'clovb,u,a“ Mn. Ltod D.LB.0. In XbJX ■< Mrs. Walter Oates of MT. “ and ! n . ,! always be recalled with pleasure by Parchment, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeGolia called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl f Ernest Beaver, son of Mr. and Mra (those who kne h„ •" 1 Oates Bunday. I Una^and’now restdinTt'n rnmntnn ' Bllc ,UM*4 quietly away from Ulis1 Mr. and Mn. Ed Monica of Has­ fLlif 1Uc °" March 31 ,eav‘n« “ tings. Mr. and Mn. Albert Monica ,u now *tal*oneU at band, two daughters, her mother. spent SUnday with Mr. and Mrs, ■ niL<?,r*iifTralnlnif *chouI ,n San three brothers and an uncounted; Charles Kingsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones and i Mrmert number ol relatives and friends. ! children were in Kalamazoo Satur. day and Mrs. Holin Hazel accom'• panled them home for over Sun­ '. [since. Lake Odessa Wave-Times .Are prombea of happier years. j day. ... I Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Pcnnels calli well known Barry co. resident*.— For Ood has marked each sorrow­ cd on Mr. and Mn. Harry Nagel ing day, Sunday evening. AND YOU SAVE MONEY, TOO, WHEN YOU TRADE AT FOOD CENTER STEAKS I. sirloin or Swiss. Ib. t ..IS iXTS-‘SZr4 35 PORK HOCKS Lean, Meaty SHORTS RIBS OF BEEF PORK SPARE RIBS PORK NECK BONES PORK STEAKS Blado Cuts RING OR SLICED BOLOGNA PORK LIVER Sliced or Chunk FILLETS BONELESS VEAL OR BEEF ROASTS PORK CHOPS First Cuts FRESH GROUND BEEF 2lb‘ 39 BEEF CHUCK ROAST lb. 26 22* ,b 17 22 !b. 8 ib 33 ib 21 lb. 19 <b 19 ,b 35 lk. 33* b paper taaued by CMCE of Mt. Pleas- OVER 300 ATTEND j Mr- *ntI Mn Charlea Kingsbury ant. He U a teacher in the Mt. DAIRYMEN’S BANQUET entertained fourteen guests at a riru.nl xhodb. | ihm hundred .lirndrd U. , Bradford Hinckley. *on of Mr. and. Dairymen’s Banquet in I O O P Mr‘ “nd Mr*‘ L*sUr M°nK* anrt Mrs. ■‘Clayum Hinckley, has enlist- hall last Wednesday evening. April bo>«i*P*nt Eas,u’r 8,l‘nd“>’ wllh Mn>ed in the army air corp# nnd ex- 1. Tlie Dowling L. A. 8. served the i Bl'a^lc Leonard In Hastings. pects to leave for induction about ’ supper with much of thc food fur-1 Mra; Julla Weller of Delion is April 15. SeveoU months ago he nithed by the dairymen of the ’ *Pend,n< the wctk wllh Mr. and completed hb term of enlbtment in. county. I Mrs- H*ny Dings. the navy and received hb honorable I Kim Sigler acted as toastmaster' Mrx’ Emtna K,E Johiwox of Dcdheharge | and Jim Hayes. Dairy Extension tr®“ «Jenl ’he week with her parBernice Kelley formetly of 420 W.| Speclaibl of M. S. C.. was the speak- e,1U’ Mr “n<s Mrs‘ A Johncox. Madison and Prank B. Stanley, chef., er. It was an evening of fun and. Mr"‘ Dule MorrU anrt children of > of Grand Rapids have purchased a pleasure and these two mnr were AllfSan *0*nt the weekend wiUi Mr. restaurant at 18 W. JacksonSt.I at their best. Group singing was led “nd Mra Arthur Johncox Battle Creek. They are remodeling by Glenn Wotring and the Lake1 Mr' ,“nd. Mra WMtace NaDalc . and redecornUng. Mn.'KeUey has'twins of Woodland entertained with *'r,lerlalned Sunday their children rented hen home here, to Mr. and'a military tap dance and song. Work Mr “n? Mrs E,dfn Hechlcr of HasMrs. Glenn Miller. Much success [and worry were forgotten and a tln8A Mr and Mrs. Claire Ixrwis b wished to her in thta new buM-’ grand good time was enjoyed by i at^? chJJdren of Kalamazoo. ness. I * I Pvt- Roland Chilson of Ft- Custer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chilson. L. A. S. will meet at the Town Hall thia Thursday. DEL MONTE SAI A CANNY SUITOR HEAD LETTUCE Peaches “is: 2"™.“39c Sdillonie j ry peaches Plums i Pineapple Del Monte Delux Dal Monte Sliced No. 2 can large, crisp AsWV Beet Greens 3 "‘irsoc 15‘ 4C 2,or 9C FOUND Texas Cabbage POUND DEL MONTE COFFEE 30,) 2 ,b, 59* FRUIT COCKTAIL De! Monte, No. 1 tall 2.o, 29* Celery Cream Style Spinach G. B. CORN California Oranges DEL MONTE 3 N; 35* Asparagus ■ Phone 2421 HOUSECLEANING B fcV sl’NKIST — DOZEN DEL MONTE IIAM.IIAItT IIAKEKY I1J 8. Jefferson St ?AC Lemons 10‘ TENDER — BUNCH GRAPEFRUIT 1 Case $3.10 1 No. 2 Cant | 3 40* | Not a pleasant subject to bring op. but an annual disagreeable event. It calls for New Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads, Cur­ tain Scrims, House Dresses and House Coats. FOR TODAY'S DINNER Percale House Dresses with potatoes, rarrols and onion* Deviled Egg Salad* Plain BUc nils’ Jelly Chocolate Cream Pie* 1.39 80 x 80 Print House Dresses1.95 Broadcloth Play Suits with skirts, at only 1.95 ‘We bare the recipes for you Smocks at------------------1.95 and 1.39 ’I13 29c lg. size 2 QQ 10,or33 TEX A? .......... dozen 35 10 1 ** WV USE. SIZE — DOZ. . 5 Ib*. PILLSBURY FARINA 764^47 KRAFT DINNER SHURFINE NOODLES " DIVINITY LAYER CAKES SUGAR COOKIES ’ A young-Scolwnari went to th" tcWra ph-office one morning -arid wired a prcponl of marriage to h.i sweetheart. After spending tic etiti'f day nnd part of the nig’t waiting, he w, ; finally rewarded t>> an affinndUvc reply. "If I were you." suggested flu* operator, who delivered the mes*age. "I’d think twice before I’d ▼ marry a girl who kept me wulttai; all day for my answer." "Na. na." replied thc young Scot. The lass who wqlts for the night IHMIWIIOfflllllMIIMIIIMllllllllllfflBIIW O lbs. 1 .............. fresh PILLSBURY FLOUR M’i Ib* Mg JOI* / Ar* FRUITS fn°.r^,d 3,„59* PEARS D™TE 3.85* CORN ■’vVrXL.. 3,..39* LIMA BEANS DcLM.””* 3 50* PINEAPPLE Ch-JaMaT... 2 .a, 33* PINEAPPLE JUICE D" “VJ'k 32* GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 21* SPINACH d"n“-T 3 47* RAISINS DdM"”'5'*r„ 11* PRUNES D',M"”'M*Tlb Pk9 12* PRUNES “'* 2 P'kb, 21* L1X2.. for I lb. You wm N« 18* 17* 19 15* SHREDDED WHEAT KELLOGGS post toasties’ GRAPENUT FLAKES UlUCSTIEC HnCAIiCJ of Champion, 11* 8* 10* 10* PET MILK Small cans, 2 for 9c; COCOA Our Mother's CAKE FLOUR Sno Sheen EGCS Grade B. Med. TOMATOES Firm CARROTS Fresh ONIONS Dry — 31*25* 2 <b. 19 2 X.23 29 2 ,b. 25 2 bchi. 1 3 2 lb, 15 FDDD^CENTER 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich. \ N. Main St., Nashville, Mich, House Coats1.95 and 1.39 Slacks at 1.25 to 1.95 Lace Curtains and Panels Rayon Marquisette Panels 85c French Marquisette panels 69c, 39c Quaker Curtains, pairs 1.50 and 1,00 Quaker Curtains, panels 98c to 1.98 Curtain Scrlmi and .Marquisettes in plain and fancy Flat Curtain Rods stay up, at .. 10c Cheese Cloth at Ice Cream 10c and 5c Chocolate or Vanilla 25? HASTINGS Exclusive Hut Kot Expensive PHONE 2504 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THTTRSDAY. APSIL 9. 1911 Organizations SOCIAL EVENTS j Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet .With Miy. A. B. Wickett, 701 8. ' Church St.. on Wednesday, April 15. al 2:00 P. M. Please come pre­ ' pared to jet your ticket* for the general Guild meeting April 29. Mr*. BAmey Williams went to Ohio. Thursday to vUil her father1 who 1* HI. returning Sunday. ' . Friday afternoon. Neva Ball. Ger-1 trade William*. Phyllis Cheesetnan I Hospital Guild No. 14 will meet ' and Jacqueline Spray went home with Mrs McCaul. their teacher.' oi the home ot Mr*. W. D. Borne*. who took them to Hasting* Satur­ । 135 W. Walnut on Tuesday. April day morning for the 4-H program. ; The Stitch and Chatter Club nut '*14. al 1:30. Guests invited. Bonn Id Wllltnm* and John Cheese • j on Thursday eveninc. March 26. i man helped Mrs McCuul arrange! with Mrs. Tillie Houvcnalr. Thirteen I The P. N. G. club will be entermembers were present and two talned at the lyime of Mr*. Anna gue*U. MU* Virginia .Wehfare and Newton. N. Bollwood. 8L, Thursday . Mr*. Helrtgle Demonstration in evening, April 9 Potluck supper at jewing wiui given by Mrs. Ines Well- 0:30. ’ fare and a memory teal by Mr*. Inn: -----------/ Weldon. Color combinations for! Circle No. 3 of the Methodist W \ spring home furnishings eyre dl«- 8- C. 8. will have n cooperative j \ cussed while hands were busy with luncheon in therhurrh parlor* o.t \iieedles and crochet hooks. After a Friday. April IQ/ut one o'clock. Ah short business meeting a light members expected. Visitors wrl- ' lunch was served. The nest meeting come. wilkbe on Thursday evening. AprilIt —----- ---------------------2.1. vhlh Mrs. Velma Leslie. Blrttr-- Algonquin lake P. T. A. will meet . day honors will go to Mrs. Mollie Friday evening, April 10. Rev. Gury Bennett andMmJitabel Bxrte. «111 sl*ak on "Children In War- j . . s—| Tune." Albert Slauffer will show A family gathering was held a*. ’ colored films of the east. Everyone the home of Mr. nnd Mr. Ernest welcome. Scott honoring Dewey Anderson I • ---------whose birthday wus Monday. Gue t*| Th" Maccabees win hold their Included Mn. Dora. Scott uixl •un.' next meeting on Thursday after­ LeRoy. of Chicago; Mrs. Florence j noon. April 10 Members are urged Blackford of In Ing: and Mr. and to attend as final ariangements for Mrs. Dewey Anderson and family, the rally must be considered. A chicken dinner war; served to' The next uj^'tln:: of the Banner twenty-three. Class of the Methodist chufch .-clioo! The Pythian Slstent held n benefit will be Tuesday evening. April 14, j cord party al the K. of P. hail Tues­ nt the home of Miss Elizabeth H>-rtry day evening. Pedro was played, high 929 8. Jefferson St.. With Mias Henry score for the men being won by J. and Mrs. B P. Cowles ar. hostvsws L Valentine and lbw score by Bob Supper a* usual, at 6:30 o'clock. McGlockiln: high score for the wornThe Knight Templar lai tiler. will en won by Mr*. J. L. Valentine and low store by Mrs Robert McOlock- meet Thursday. April 9. nt the Ma­ sonic dining room. Mrs. Bernard lin. ■ AND Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Gray were Mylo Shaw and mother attended hosts Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Le­ a meeting of the Stortliorn Assort* -1 land Goodson and children. Mr. and tlon Friday kt the home of Mr. and, Mr*. Ira Zimmerman near Dimon-; I Mylo. Mr. and Mn. Robert Rnj little ton of Middtevllio w Chas. Cux drove to Detroit Satur­ end guest* of Mr. and Jd Nichols and family. day and returning Sunday with his, Perry {ta:num hiu been Saturday In Hastings and attended | Achievement Day. home convalescing from a recent operation. MH. Thelma Soya has been helping her with lhe house- CLUB NEWS A number of parents attended Achievement Day Saturday. Thoae from this way to receive special miVERSflfly JU BILES ! »trust Glen-Row DRESSES Wonderful Patterns For Every Use! They Wash Easily, Wear beautifully! Mrs. Robert Rlzbr was hostess tn1 the Octa club on Friday evening at: her home on E. Walnut St Winners nt prdro were Mrs. David Irwin and Mrs. Richard Kenfleld. RONDO- PRINTS •Sport Styles Mrs Fred Friedrich wns hostess to the Merri-I-Go club on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Larsen. Mrs.: Dan lewis nnd Mrs. Shirley Henry! held the winning bridge scores. Casual Models FOUNDER'S FEATURE The Widows' club, will be entertalned by Mrs. Arthur Laubaugh. N. Michigan Ave. on Friday evening. Al cooperative supper Is to be followed with a social time. Honor guests are J Mis. Minnie McDonald nnd Mra ' Florence Hnrthy. Three tables of bridge were In I play on Thursday when Mrs Cl.tr-' cnee Cnpjxm entertained her bridge club Winners were Mrs. * — s. J. W 1' Hewitt and Mrs. Vernor IBlough. I Plaids and Plains! we sold thousands of atiff* cottar, stiff bosom shirts. But men want comfort to­ day!” long torso suits. Spring col- WORK CLOTHES VALUES! ... Men ITear Hometown Broadcloth Save On Notions Designed to be the best choice for spring! Cleverly fashioned in dressy, casual and sport styles Organdy frillinc Smart Simulated Leather! Z 1 HANDBAGS Rayons The right accessory for your spring outfit!’Fash­ ioned in dressy or sport styles! Af) Simulated pat- yjTrf. DRESS SHIRTS ].19/ Exquisite Colors — yd. QQC 03 Pastels so lovely that they take your breath awayl Good qual­ ity that tailors beautifully, will not slip at tlie seams! Perfect For Every Occasion! Women's Shoes Rayon and Cotton Flake Prints Smart for Sports — yd. WOMEN'S BATISTE GOWNS, 73c "Early to bed" will be an easy task when you wear one of these delight(ul printed batiste gowns! The aainty embroid­ ery at neck and shoulders is a lovely contrast to thc sheer batiste, lavishly sprinkled with Shirt & Pants GVIRV SAVING BRINGS Boys' JIMMIES* front and handy pocket*. 2-8... Dress type collar nnd cuffs. Roomy full cut sizes. • S tripet Boy» OEC Cv FABRICS 38" Jaspe with tiny woven-in colored doLj. Fine QQr , quality! Yd.‘>—ww Frieze—crisp and- heavy enough for' upholztacingl NU* Quality ACV Stripes and checks that are TERRY TOWELS Big MMjfork Shirt* QQc absorbent cotton! 2 prt Men** Work Shoe*. Sturdy leather soles! COTTONS SLIPCOVER Sewing material in several QQc 03 • Fignret quality! Sanforized. Woven Pattern Stake Your Furniture Like New! Sturdy Shoe* • All-White Sanforized to control shrinkage — Nu - Craft* non-wilt collars — beauti­ fully cut and tailored. For comfort, for good looks, for long wear, choose our smart Topflight Shirts I QQC O,v You clothes-creators will love thia sporty flaked .fabric . . . half spun rayon, half cotton! Stripes! Checks — yd. Matching Navy Herringbone "See that man down the street? He makes a living tupping." "Oh. a dancer, eh?" "No. house-to-house selling." TUB BEX.MX DBl’CGHTH Courtesy and Friendly ’service | Shown To All Prompt Delivery Service Phone M31 Sprightly Print*! SPRING HATS TOPFLIGHT Corveth & Stebbins Bold splashy print*, quaint florals—they'll inspire you woven, washable, sturdy Love­ ly pastels, deep tones! 10-90 4 FARMERS TO VOTE MAY 2 Saturday. May 2. 1942. is the day act for the wheat referendum. ! Quotas were - proclaimed on tlie 1942 wheal crop Inst July when It' became known that our wheat »up-1 plies exceeded tile marketing -quota level. ' Quotas must have the approval' of two thirds of the formers before, they can operate. Ijist year quma* were apptoved by 81 percent of the! majority of farmers. We have Hie greatest wheat »iin-| ply on record at this time. This means w? have enopgh -wheat on hand to supply our own needs and foreign outlets well Into 1243 We must not waste land, labor or machinery to produce something we have in plentiful quantities. Till* land should be used to pro•duce the rood and fibre that we arc so urgently in need of'such az soy­ beans. ‘ brans, tomatoes. |ieas and sugar beet*. This is an All-out pro-| duction program with farmers co-| operating with the -Department of' Agriculture to raise the crops that are needed and curtail on those crops which are in abundance now. FRESH SHEER COTTONS Crisp lawns, fine dimities, lots of other cool lovely cottons! Exquisite new prints . . . grand ’for you. your children, your home! 36". Yd. A spring group that will de­ light you! Box. reefer or Mrs. Leo Wellfarc entertained hert extension group al a i o'clock lunch-' eon Tuesday. The table was] set for twelve and the afternoon was spent socially. " Big splashy florals, cunning little print*, all *o lovely you’ll be eager in start sewing the minute you see them! 30". Yd. SORORITY RAYON PRINTS get-priced dresses nt Penney's 1 Spritely spring styles in ray- . on crepe, alpaca and novelty weave*. Dres­ sy. casual and sport styles in gay prints nnd smart spring LADIES COATS On Tuesday of last week. Arthur Chase wns hostess ti_ ....... bridge club of eight. Miss Mary Me-,1 Elwnin and Mrs. George Sumner, held the winning scores and Mrs. E. P. Bollum was presented with the! guest prize. AAA If you’re planning n smart spring cos­ tume. or a complete spring wardrobe . . 10 YEARS AGO, wa< host-1 hrv.1 . 1 Mis. D. A. VanBu&klrk was ess to thc Study club on Monday Mrs F. W. Stebbins gave an Inter­ esting Mik dbout her recent trip to Fort 8111, Okla., mid New Orleans, IA., Instead of a book review. She! •poke especially of the French quar­ ter of New Orleans, an old and I quaint part* of the city. . Dressy Types DRESSES Nautical, princess, bo­ lero and peasant styles In sturdy cotton QQc prints and sollds.vO Great big splashy check* on thick, quick-drying terry,'. Vibrant colors to wake up your balhrfioml 21" x 42". Wash Cloth to match—13" X 13“........ TERRY WASH CLOTHS Leas than a nlckleeach! Of fluffy terry in plaids or plain color*. H"xU“. ★ THE PENNEY WAY IS THE THRIFTY WAY ★ ★ * THE THRIFTY WAY IS THE AMERICAI �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1943 tungsten carbide tools and tuul; neither thc machine*, Ute skilled men nor the technique it might have | torials ! Callan at th* Newton home were ' R«d Cross Enriched By Conscience Fund Mason Newton of South Delton on Saturday and Ray Murphy of Has­ ting* Bunday. ct^werB*hZ to Ucon»cl*nce 'fund ** fWnily frTOT B«U*vu* "and Mr. and Mr* Leslie Pe»*e of Cedchapte- ha* no conscience fund jjr d M A*haller of Hastlncs bitt If it had one. tt would now be HMltog. enriched through the thoughtfu.-! aw»u. Mr. and Mn Claud Hammond ne*s of County Clerk Allan Hyde. I ir“®oda’l e*llers al . ..___ .. . . . KniWk ann cRr’iRxh i./w-m —iak— Mr. and Mr*. Edd Holly of Kala­ mazoo were Sunday afternoon call­ ui» cieraa unite ruic iul wros “ _ ” “ ~ and told Mr. Hyde he desired to 1ftcL>?”d*tron> M>rle Bnd ers at Mr. and Mr*. Burrei Phillips Mrs. Phillips is improving slowly make restitution to the county. He “ oocrt m Detroit, the one; greedy management for: Under the Cartel agreement be- denjand for It in defense Industries duccd 539 pins fining fnr her nnd sh«through . the other. । tween Standard of New Jersey and | A U‘Ue beryllium mixed wllh copTlie Reynolds brothers eHorte with her first "500 sertra. Starting stated that over a period of time' Dorttid Golden returned from from her recent Illness. . dating back about fifteen year*, he Penn“k ho«pltal Wednesday and te ---------- - '■»»»---------------In general, wan have an unfav- T. a. Farbenlndustrie of Germany.iP« make* an alloy stronger and gave,their team. Machine*. *coni- with a big 218 first game she car-'rhad defrauded the county of small I A Botantel report* Uiat in five ohable reaction on corporate earn- for example, standard of N. J. rt- tougher than mo*t steel*: Berylliuni' P**‘e w!th " wri*s' slim* 61 money in petty claim*.! ..“d called on Mr. and year* time he has pulled 37.689 . . ,. , , . , took tookn apair nailfrom fromTool ToolRoom Roomand anoand to tnlead 1mhtheihaleague i— forfa-theth. ­Now. the man stated, he had become! Mrl ®dd Myer* and Mr. and Mr*, weed* from a plot of ground-10 feet ings High taxes, high production celved the proceu for making Buna I *Uo>’ springs, for example, . .. _ ! DURUIICU Engintcrs dropped the odd game to night'* play. Her big acorea was lhe' cat* and heavy capital investment* rubber (the most satisfactory subati--------------- “*the ,u*life *—of the best *tccl Grinders maJn rfajon for her l>0 game a Christian and was making rtatitu-1 Vle,or Myer* of Ionia Saturday, square. manyZ1times Uon for hi* past sins and wished to : far plat expansions os tend Lena to keep step tute iulc for lur natural ruoocr rubber yet yei mauci; made); spring. German^ began using this .independent League . Victory over Windstorm. Jackie Mclvor scored well to hit;!straighten up thia, account He had n«t .Tiroflu low. If I any company a process used in Germany for mak- alloy In airplanes in 1936. German | b Bennett made a futile efluit; no record of the exact amount that 491 and help her mates. Banner. -- ------- '-----------*-----------------------—• interests hiding behind an Amerl- m behalf of his. team. Ftxxl Center. he had received dishonestly but was' can corporation got control of beryl-' when he acored a good 540 series, lake' a complete series from Portias ,«ure that $25 would cover It ano' . Dee Thayer led her team. Leon-'1 U»m te'«nu u> IHte ...a “ lh ' “ »• ™, a wished to pay that amount. I Bound as at the start, it will be the <*tane aviation gas. thus enabling w. ' 7 , [ match that went to Woodland by a( ards. with 487 pins and was nwl-' Halting. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■ kt'irn ' TT** ,und from wh*ch this money! Exception rpther than thc rule. thla country to acquire the worlds effectively cut off production. One grand slam. 'He swts. however, the, responsible for the three game stem • m was pjijj hM dpee bftn dlscon-' iadministered to Boyes Real Estate.; Present stock market prices are treated reserve supply of this Im-1 American firm tried for three years leader for the evening FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 10 and 11 " , tmued and the books closed. There । Strands the' odd-------------game from proof enough of thc depressing ef- J»rtant fuel. Another variation of to get a lease on thc bcryllhuif-proMedics blanked Oar Seal and' ----------- won ----- -------------< DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Junior C of C. had the better rt Trio ™»g* rook a pair, trcn. ’ lliuui ’ u El Xg feet ol.w^r on business net earning"/th^ procew.was used by.ee**. Another company later got pcr-_.i,1 ThLs 1* a* it should be. No pe^Btxndard to manufacture synthetic ’ mission to make the alloy but had Banner-by-one game.-IState Insulation . ........... defeated Beta 31gnrotKriv ta: ntaced ** \ 1 m. Phi by the slam route. told^he^mternan thJ son or corpbreUon should takp^o- t®’00’tn«redienl for the pro- , to agree Jo shut off all. shipments mf. Hvnc iota me gentleman mat Byron Slim" Payne had Uir edge■ vantage of a nattonai emergency to d“c‘lon of TNT. In return Standard to England when the war started, Womens city Tournament he respected-him for the act and reap abnormal profits. h” Rlvcn to 1 ° p,rben ■ lhc T‘n<' cartcl U r'ot 0,,l>' “ Problem /on the Recreation League kegiets, And Dick Foran, Leo Carillo and Andy Devine in Eight.,™'i'"J™explained tearr.4. nineteen doubles and explained the the situation situation from the the ! Wednesday night when his 558 llrtv i.hrhr •in-’will l.re compete for. county ___ ....» standpoint. . . . . —— from .. wore wax the• beat to be jxr'.rd A. Ll r,> • “ . ( called Butyl process for making f° r •be present but for the future best to ttHr.rd. A. LI . .. .. .. ---- " .uruiij. nauupuiui. The «lie man Ulan said una First big time offender to attract clow second with 549 M9 }* honor* onors *In ” ,J the ’e Hastings Womens city City,. he had no children, felt financially synthetic rubber from oil. a rubber as well. Although under certain con- Douse was a close .<iw>u V.. .. re-are Tournament that twain. Runrlnv Jl -Ml- ________ ________ __2 official notice was Jack & Heintz. and Win Schader Jr showed with Anrti imh* Sunday al able to make Use remuneration; and which, however, is definitely In- dltlons it might bring mutual beneInc., of Bedford. Ohio, manufeo*k ferlor to Buna. Loc,. A| ? iat*' not feel right until he^dld. t fit* to a/great number of people, it a 54- scries SUNDAY <U MONDAY. APRIL 12 and 13 Tlie Hanner. Strand Leonard and 1| Mr Hyde suggested that unef — Tire Iradtn. Prrk , T.rern and-r turers of airplane starters. r Cn basis of information made pub- can also be a vehicle by which for­ |re<1 H, Io Nashville, N^hrtllr. Hid- J" *“‘ '2,“ 1 th. clreun»t.nc« th^nwne, te «vPresident William S. Jack drew' lie to date. Standard of N- J. re- OP* interest* might gain economic 2:00 P. M. and will be followed by' rn to some charity. The man agreed, dlevllle won a.brace of gamer, from: II45.B54 23 in Mlafv and bonuses from I. G. Farbcn.. consider-, •'*■1' over vital Industries and thus Hasting:. Ice xnd Fuel and Pktcn Beta Sigma Till. Windstorm, Por- <o thl* and as a result Mr. Hyde ha*1 during Ute year; his son and Ralph I celved 1 ’ ably more than it gave. The Butyl form a sort of "biulneu Fifth Col­ Rings roppctl thc odd game- from Has and State Insulation at 4 :00 ; m his posscMlon $25 which ha will I P M The doubles will be bowled | turn over to thc Barry COunty Red M. Heintz <co-owner*t were put on a' synthetic rubber process will prob- *umn" boring from .within for thc Leonards. on thc following Sunday *nd the (Cross Chapter. basic pay of *100,000 00 egch; hisl ably not be of much use to Germany' political intereat of the parent coun­ Commerrial Leagur tournament will close on April 26th ।------------- ---- > t YUtS.. WED., YHURS., APRIL 14. 15. 16 penon»l secretary received $39,356' since , 'Die match between Hasting* Lum-1 | when the singles will be rolled. ------------oil supply is a major problem lr>’ Cartels can also result in vicious | ---------HINDS CORNERS in salary and bonuses;.an assistant: over ( there. On the other hand. Buifa -monopolies for the regulation of bcr and Coni and Goodyear Bros.' I Mrs. Roy Harris of Grand Rapid* Hdwe. held thc spotlight Thur-dty controller who left a $2300 Job got a' rubber , ; who lias been assisting Mrs Clark and tlie processes for mak- production, prices and markets night as thc two teams were dead-1 salary of $4300 and a bonus of $10.-' ing in({ 100-octane ioo-octane gas gas and and synthetic synthetic': Most, Most. if If not not all. all. of ot Mr. Mr. Arnold's Arnold's locked for first place tn the :tnnd-| Robinson with her housecleaning,j relumed to her home the latter 000 after he h»d been there only two toluol will be of Immense value in charges against Standard of N. J. Ing and the result meant the lead­ Tom Keene In "Artinna Roundup* montiis: the controller got a base this country. proved to be "duds." He did. how- ership of the league. Goodyears, with Hope Blackwood dropped the first gA.me by 55 pins, I Tom gets* the most dangerous as-| salary of $7300 and with bonuses 1|owwer. raetl brouBbt oul ln |llp ever, raise some telling Indictments I ’ • were,Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. However, aaavao facts u<uu»>lk brought VUL out 111 in tile the ._ _____ _ .. ... . won » Oil IDC the rJTOIlQ second OV by 15 1.1 pin* p.115 and RnO Him then signment any undercover man has Hoitlno«. Mich.. Phonn 2247-2282 Mk drew $25.15332 for the year: other lrb|1 t0 lnherinl dang„A |n against the cartel system which will .nnrsol the last game by 11 nib.: ever had. ’ Kcet Tobias and family. Mr*. Katie Snyder spent the latemployee bonus records added up tj1(, cnrtc| syslem , be difficult to answer. Roy Hubbard. with 573. Have Good-' FRIDAY and SAYURDAY, APRIL )0 and If . ter part of the week tn Middleville to $600,000 At Christmas time , ,, , „ . ------ ——— year, with 552 and Pr Ray Finnic, 'Bombay Clipper'' starring mm . wrt.( -Uh. a UK. ’ ' °' I.--------------- ■ --------,1 •■'■■ «» »»> •»- »>™»» everyone got a wrist watch, a 12.500' brought by Mr. Arnold could very DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION I and Joe Stutz nnd Charley Norris A Walery drama which transpires Mr and Mr*. Jay Snyder and Mr. Insurance policy, and cash presents1 well have been true. If a concern 1 !r«l the losers with respective scores enUrcly aboard a giant . iiassenger nd Mrs. Ivan Snyder and children ranging from $100 to $600. j planeas asititwings II* way from Bom- **« guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Jack ot 543 and 533. i Ptantwished to play traitor under cover of > buy. India. I Ken Clark gave the pin* a severe *“»>'• India. But when It came to Uncle Sam,'ia cartel system, it could, figuratively I manhandling to *rnre a "Select'... ...,. .*r~T----- z . himself.-------Jack—& --------Heintz weren't ----------- -so' speaxuig. .'peaking, "get get away away with with murder murder" Circle " 606 which was the be t in liberal. The company had received u llule doubt ,„al of PROBATE COURT I play ot the evening and to wt thej . ' . f,,unt. . fVi//lomelijy Est. Brunk. Inventory filed. ipacc for n -raIul tlam by his team!* S *n lo'^ taUm«teJl'” °f a Federal loan of $4,000,000 to get thc crtei agreements have had an ” ' Dora " | state Insulation at thc expense ot j n,7,.*ho kf*P alrptene starter production under- unfavorable reaction on thc U. S.l final account tiled Est. Gottlieb Kaechclr. Waiver of । Coffee Shop. Viking* won a pair । 1 warbirds flying, way. But when tlie Nkvy asked for effort, SUNDAY and MONDAY, APRIL 12 and 13 notice filed, order. appointing ad- train ll.'-ting. Const ruction with - - —~tb Me: a reduction in price on a second Tiie Cartel is definitely contrary । mlnLstrntor entered, bond of ad-1 Harold Phillips scoring best in the I Corsican Brother., Ruth Warrick ‘ 1 contract, on the grounds , that the to ihcj.plrit of tlie U. S. anti-trust mlnLstrator filed, letters of admin- match with 533: Moynahan nnd The story Involves a vendetta be-* company wa* now on a mass-pro-, tjW dlamctr|c opposite Of free tetration Issued, order limiting *et- Faul won a jialr from City Fathers; ,tween w„, two powerful Corxlcgn fam­ duction basis. Jack & Heintz re- enterprise,. Big business Vhlch has tlwncntjtntered. petition for hearing j Mlddb ha’d the "" bet-:! 1!lss titcs TTic feud Ls carried on to the । ------ . „vllte . Creamery .te. ' enterprisev Big business thlch has. Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M lo-5:00 fused. ' [_j___-—.-Lre .j.~ claims filed, notice to *creditors ■“ 'is­ tnr of*" - - • -foilowuig Roush Tailors by -a •lone game generation, ■ vigorously opposed the New Deal1 sued. with A Aubll ’-coring 543 and Autoj Cost of making the starter tlie fOr discouraging "free enterprise" Est. Lois A. Weaver. Annual ac­ Sport Shop tripped Atitfnui Service I Eddie Albert in "Treat 'em floujh" TUES.. WED., THURS.. APRIL 14. 15. 16 company later admitted was $272 frequently provide* a ludicrous ans- count filed. by taking a complete senes. i with Peggv Moran , Th** '»>c prizefight | while the price lo the government' wer lo It* own argument by volun-: Est.-Julia „. E. Hicks. Order allow- Sportsmen'* Leacue Bowling fur Moo^c Ernie Cru-.n-!tln5 ,""1 “ “’Wder Plot to hijack a, wa* $600—or a profit |>cr starter Ot'tartly entering into -monopolUtlc lux claims entered, about $328. jcartel agreements &L Melvin Crum Order allowing back srnrert 577 pins to lead the I million dollars worth of black gold., evening s scoring and help his team -”**• con»bl'»e «o make this u thrilling ■nre oompkn, reponrt . net -nrere u KkM< (h.l Ure. complete a grand •.lam on Hotels profit of only 10 per cent for 1941., Cartels have been responsible for | charge of executrix Issued, estate City-County droppttf “ pair tn 'The Shanghai ... that's not an appeal but government officials estimate, much of the success of Oennah enrolled, Sfaldon* and At tons won tlie odd Gene Tierney. Walter HuUon ... it's good, sound ad­ Est Nellie Tcwksbcrry Kidder. ~ Or­ game from St. Ros- PqrLsh. that if allowance* were made for economic penetration into South ! The story of Mbther Sin Sling, who I vice. Because, if you the lush bonuses, unjiutifiably-hlgh'America at tlie expense of the U. der to tum over funds entered Bliss Matinee operates a casino in Shanghai, Est. M. Alice Heney. Final acJohn Havens had a "wanning up" I meeting place lor derelict and slumA / tion to tho*c worn-out salaries, etc., net profits would be tn1S. . A. In order to ™ get ... certain Ger- counl nlM DrdtI Wr series in the Matinee meeting nnd' mcr. the neighborhood of 100 per cent, jIman patent righLs. for example, entered. ■■S, Rhode* they'll get even ’ with you. They'll take, By paying huge bonuses, Jack it many “*' an American *-■4Industry —— — gave — j Est — George Campbel). Exempli- play. Hl* team. Cleveland, dropped' Buil Abbott. lx>u Costello In . Heintz took advantage of an ac- up Its right to the South American! flcatlon of record filed, petition for two games to Lnndon and Toledo j "Ride 'em Cowboy" ■ . the lustre from your counltai technicality which cut it*!market. Because of thc fact that' "J*?',9"*" for Pub­ took thc odd game from Salem. drapes . . . they'll at­ ! Hailes as tlx: most elaborate a* tract unfavorable attrnwell as thc funnies of thc Abbott Income taxes by $734,220 at a tune »tate* like Germany. M(lniln^tra'|or n ledgerde" np'po'imJng Illhx league — tion from your ncighA pair of "hook artist*'' prrdomi-i nnd Costello eomrdtrs. when the Federal government needs ,uly “n<.* JaP“n- follow up economic jpeCja] administrator entered, bond — I ■on. Why not do some­ all the money it can get to finance Penotr»‘‘on with attempts at pollti- of special administrator filed, letters naled the Friday night Bliss Length* ACCORDING To’fllE BOOK* thing about it ■‘today. play when "Dutch " Drews nnd Rnv A Chinese student at thc Uni­ the. tremendous war effort. The 0,1 domination, the American tn- -of------special administration Issued. Shroyer posted scores of 542 and 539 verity of Michigan who mcmnriz.'d Est. Lillian o. Appelmnn. Order respectively.* tom* Ogden was tn. government, of course, did collect dustrlaltets who voluntarily gave up phrases I turn an etiquette book had CnrvnFk Fr to sell Consumers Power stock en ­ , . , .. .... th* Smith Afnrrlran itiark*! ” the South American market were third spot with 332. !>i--first opportunity to try them out '-o'v6<n <7 JiCDDinS back a certain portion ol this bonus , tered. Tool Room won thc odd game irom a reception given by the Dean Est. James P. Ream. Order con- Engineers. Foundry took a brace money in the form of individual in( ­ . thus playing a selfish and short-, __________ THE REXALL DRUGGISTS sighted game — and not a loyal one firming sale entered When a cup of tea was handed to Courtesy and Friendly Service come taxes, but even discounting ; of games from-Shop Office ai.d Elcc- him i>e .solemnly responded: so far ar the long-range Interests Est. Ozro G. Barnum. Warrant j tridaiis blinked Office. , I this, tlie net loss in revenue to thc of the U. S A. were Involved. "Thank yon. air. or madam, nt; the nnt* inventory Inventory^filed, for nli-| ; <uiu men. petition lor 1'ronipl Delivery Service Phone 2131 government was in excess of 9350.-,• In fact the American industrial-; ^7."" ernse to sell filed, " order for puUll-1 l I cation entered. Middl-vilte won a p-ur from Line [ 000. . BL\ who voluntarily' withdrew from, Est. Floyd ~ E. Bui Budd Order con-lGiU1’' Dairy copped ilm Under fire from thc government \Soulh American trade provided a . firming *.-m!r.g — side I; cr.tered entered jCl11’ KJ,,IC rrom Nashville t-nd P. Jack i Heintz have announced a! pci feel set-up for thc expanding Est. 15 v'"aS«1 ot'.c game from Mufi• John - • - C. — Ketchum. Order new [Kilicy which might better have', forces of Hitler. assigning residue entered. dU-;llSS TYPEWRITERS RENTED AND REPAIRED been in force from the start—A re-' . It has been established beyond. charge of administratrix issued, e*-'Uily Tournament । Tlie weekend boating tn the City fluid to the government of profit* .doultf , that these Cartels have been) tate enrolled. " ' Est. Mary Shelton Ketcham. Bond Tournament produced two chniitfc . ——ij-cHKimii ivcicniim. nona above 6 per cent: no more execu- UM-d । to maintain unjustifiably high | o!*------giurdl-m filed, of- guard­ tn the Five Man event when Fnun“ " — - - -letters live bonuses and dividends for the ।prices and to suppress the develop. ’ -------------------unship issued. | dry <Blu*> tolled into second place Yes, you con still buy used and rebuilt adding machines. duration. 11 Est Frances A Bond. of ! incuts of superior new materials - .Scliantz - — . ' ■'!'*> » '3416-426’ 3842 total an.l • Come in and see us. , This complete "change of heart" iwhich might provide unfavorable adminL'trator filed, letter:, of ud- i •‘’alem • Bliss • rolled only twp pms Office furniture for immediate delivery. Make your selection now. . ministration Lvsucd. lrw to take third nlace with a in-the face of government pressure, 't«. lllJT».nu1i ««« R John competition tor c*»ung existing products. products, ;j1 Est. william William R. Johncock. Bw.d'' 3-537> 38F) total everything you can pox iuiy need to make your office efficient and however, does not rectify damage Magnesium alloy patents, for ex- of’administrator filed, comfortable Tlie prices arc right. ’ J. letters of tn thf Doubles George Jtippalready done which Ls 'certam to, ample, were held by the German administration -issued, order limiting str”,n “,K| Bynm Payne connected leave a taint of suspicion that all Dye Trust and the AlumlnunT Com- *I ..nr.rur ' petition for. hearing claims filed, notice to credt-1 . business enterprise has backed the pany of America Germany wanted f!: tors Issued. 1 war effort purely from a greedy more magnesium: the American : Est. t rt -uwlriJ11 ,wllIr WIH Jlica Joseph vGodfrey Will filed. profit motive. In fact it b such in- company lev stare magnesium was petition for probate filed, older for plie». Chotex -ddenta ------------------------ re by Jack A . a competing ' as. that created . . metal with aluminum. publication entered. U 0s - -- Est. Gottlieb KacchHe. Warrant Heintz which give radical* and rev. German and American patents were olqtumarie* their most potent am- pooled under a cartel arrangement and inventory filed. ■ "Businessman's Department Store'' Est Anna fited Lampson munition. z (and thc American firm fixed the mhitetrator" ’'tetter'Bond ot ad- ; •State SLK. phone 2747 Hasting* 1 ................ , ■••••>wt>atu( filed, iciicni tc.st<uncn- I From a legal lc;_! standpoint. .*„L —..................................................... • Jack ^.- .«"""**• amount of magnesium whirh could tary burned, order limiting settle-i ' '**" ----- * a> * ------*— -------Hrll.b have coa.<ntl.cd no' efuv., **" -P'™' rw,ured Aa.«ka Frevtou. nient entered, petition for hearing.J Bowling News " ron Reynolds hit <lMl-2»> 1770 for third place. Pew singles were rcheduled with U. R HITB AT FROFfTEERS tlon ,n. no change being made in the leadEqually as quiurblng to public dustrlal organizations hr two or country as in‘Germany. II Myron Reynolds turned tn one of er*, . ,pool _ their .patent It la significant that after an in-]’ma *un**v Ww morale a* strikes and slow-down* in more countries hl* oe»s be*t scriex serie* »■ ot hr the yw year Tuesday dafense tnduatriM. is 1* exhorbltant and research Information, information, divide up J dlctment. the price of tungsten car-Juklht wr-jnWj1. when *hf“ he.]! led d the !!1C league wiUt 'n fa* been a long time coding, protllfartng on war contract*. • the trade territory and control price*'bide in America dropped from gaos?192"1.82'1^’ ®’.‘ (?!5ro!d but Mofiday night Lottie Teuslnk: ».aB, XaterUUp b ,ar te-a«l-. I M. a paaad 0, .pb. « 1 f'TRAND TtiEATI2|= "TREAT -EM ROUGH" "UNSEEN ENEMY" < THE SHANGHAI GESTURE' The Theaters RIDE 'EM COWBOY Barry COURT HOUSE NEWS theatiiv 'ARIZONA ROUNDUP' BOMBAY CLIPPER 'JOE SMITH, AMERICAN I ‘THE CORSICAN BROTHERS' WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ADDING MACHINES Announcing ANEW SHIPMENT OF Spring Suits sTRO*Gj@l Tte-T — re within th, law Morally. v howterr. manj praphrwill tail lo rer (te OUtrrenre teteren ihr r.lrrenrly ^reaalre ovrrehar«r., of Jack X Halnu and an nnlr.kh. areal-parlleularly In .law at (ha tael (ha. ure Jack 4, Hruua plan! rapanvw *° ,M0 A™ncan productwn ol n»lnr->«ni terer r.rream ! SOO 10n* " ,r‘' H‘""- “ Ornn’" “ ""'T WM0 Ih'" “ * m“1 “™” I?" T '° •a, nnanerh wuh pobUr nrenry. X.L.S. “. ~ ™.lteU, te paid by (hr mibhr. V . . > mrhla hold terk pradueUon olLo Inudrnuily. U». how romr ih.l .hll, H|U„ "jt, a Naval nureluUm voaunlrelon mrl!np|rt hlv. Th«. Ure USA wa. remateUM u. pm W» i« a >.«ur TO„,„, ,110t, o, thb „ Whkh coat only tm lo n.akr' |lhe drlrhsr preorarn rot underway TmcakTB fin™.. TUX CARTEL ON TRIAL I Took'"" m.kra (te hard. du Although 'Ihunnan Arnold, as-.monds. General Electric hud a patristant attorney general, appear* ent pooling agreement with Krupp to have come away second best in One would stay in the United hl* rlaali with Standard OU of New states and tlie other out The uresi • . , , , . . uu-ouwrouL ine presiJency on charge* clowly bordering dent of a xtecl company testified treason, he ha* focused the public in 1941 that this substance had been spolllght on dangers taherenl in the kept at exhorbltant price level* So Cartel system of inducting taui-.when w«r came. American industry “*■ . taUteP !», U, ta*, claims Hied, notice to creditors is-i| »ued. Est. David Hcfflcbower. Annual | account filed Est Seymore A. Reiglcr. Petit ioni for license to sell filed, order fori publication entered. . Est Ephraim Lucas Order to! assign Consumer* Power. p:o-, vtded in will entered ' j Est Charles I. Scofield Orcirr authpriniig sale of stock entered Est. Laura Gardlnlcr. Bond rt1 executrix filed, letters testamentary issued, order limiting settlement en­ tered. Est Frances A. Schantz. Order' limiting .’•eulement entered, petition' for hearing claim* filed, notice to creditors Queued The mighty engines of u« finer! throbbed ceaselessly. The chief rngineei wiped u .perspiring fore-, head a., he scowled at thc pale-' faced voung man with th- Jnil . can | ‘Look i here," he «™ growled, . ' hc wkd’ "you >®u aren t helping ine much with engines, yet I understood you knew something about the game " ."So 1 d0 " »tamnjered the other. ”<1,°" “ ‘m*Ikr >on kiiow" ’ aS °n ,-ja FIRST in 6 Friendliness OXFORDS Light and flexible as a dress shoe ... yet strong and sturdy for rough, hard wear. You can't beat a combination like that. Make your next pair. .. Star Braiid Work Oxford*. k3 98 In O By friendliness we mcon more than mere couHesy*^— we mean a sincere interest in your individual MONEY PROBLEM? So whenever you need extra cosh, come in for a FRIENDLY PERSONAL LOAN. Your choicfr of loan plans. Your choice of repayment terms. Remember — you're welcome! CALL — WRITE — Oil PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101 1-3 W. Stefa SI reel Taylor's Shoe Store Hastings, Mich. Hastings. Michigan . . . from Curlee! ALL WITH 2 PAIR TROUSERS reJ L LEE OFFICE SUPPLY We didn't expect to receive any more this spring, but Curlee tells us this is the last of the fine virgin wool worsteds we will get for the duration. The same opening price ONE *35 PANT Extra pants, $6.50 WAT E RS HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING CLOTHES SHOP Hours—Week day* 9 A. JU. to 5 P. M. Saturday* 9 A. M. to P- M. PHONE 2722 ,‘S«lhag Quality Katy* U* Buiy- N �TH* HASTINGS BANNKA, THL’BWAY, AFRIL t. 1U1 OUR ARMY AND NAVY *• , Youn, by Right, Is. the Highest Priority ■ Rating of Them Alli M u«i. *-’• most otive j PARTNER, you logically receive a Priority Rating second to none, j Yean is first choice of all the vast ' stock of merchandise Wards sells! You are Uncle Sum’s partner .'. . i Mr. FARMER Equipment to Repair supplying our nution (end our A! lies) with fond! That's why he’ given you an "upkeep" Priority fo Your Farm Machinery I your farm. "Vittles for Victory!' You Con Buy Tools and u>< Mr. DEFENSE WORKER Uncle Sam Has Given You hind, tho gun! Tiiui'i whi cw buy tjit tools you use n the Priority to Buy iha -Tool, ot Yovr Trod.." tuni the tide! {Kttp Unde Sam is now putting Mr. FACTORY OWNER You are You Have the Priority fo Purchase Tools, and orily to buy thc equipment you Maintenance Equipment need, to keep your factory humming' THE RIGHT TOOLS '"“"RIGHT HANDS In This Great "Priorities” System YOU are Uncle Sam’s Partner! "What arc Priorities?” "Why do we have them?” "What do they mean to me?" We hear these questions asked, today, everywhere. And the an­ swers are really simple. On many important products and materials, today,1 the demand exceeds the supply. That’s because Uncle Sam is providing the necessities for America's armed forces, as well as for our Allies. arc Uncle Sam’s system for seeing that these vital products and materials arc employed where THEY'LL DO THE MOST GOOD FOR AMERICAI priorities Mr. CONTRACTOR . Whether your defense-work is a sin­ You Have the Right to Buy gle new room, or a whole new hom­ ing project, Unde Sain says you’re What You Need for Defense a highly privileged customer—gives ‘ Housing and Remodeling Jobs. you Priority to buy what you need! In making this system work, each and every one of us is a partner. In varying ways. If your job is vital to our nation, you’re entitled to buy, on Priorities, the “tools” you require. If your need for these scarcities Is not so vital, you still play your part ... in temporary sacrifice . . , helping ‘make sure these necessities go where THEY DO UNCLE SAM THE M0$T GOODI MAKE WARDS YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR PRIORITIES INFORMATION WE’LL BE HAPPY TO HELP YOU! ■ ■W .Tlie latest Prionties rulings, and the correct interpretations of them, arc sent to us here ' every day. If you aren’t certain whether or not you are entitled to a Priority ... or if you are puzzled by any Priorities problem . . . come in to Montgomery Ward, and let us help you. We believe we have the answers to * your questions . . . and to your merchandise* • requirements as well. You will find at Wards stores, as always, a'wide*selectioa of( merchandise on hand . . . many thousands of additional items you can order through our Catalog ... all at the money-saving prices traditional at Wards for seventy years. f&vi&VYsCa. firn. r/o Mr. HOUSEHOLDER You’n fa UkwopIoMv . Bui You Still Coo >vy HMyl In the restricted fields, you can buy plumbing nqd heating equipment, for replacement and repair. Ip' thf hundreds ofmmirfrifd &e1<b. you e«n buy everything yon fteid! MONTGOMERY WARD PHONE 2104 HASTINGS 111-126 SO. JIFFIMON �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL 9. IMS r i ■ J ••Why Do Christians Suffer"? Womens Prayer meeting Thursday Sunday evening at 7:43 our Male p- M- Bt T;30*1*1 ** 01 Mrs Sam Quartette from Bible HoUnea* Semi- Shriven, M3 Madison street, nary of O*o*.w will be with us. They ' ------ - — Will furnish the entire program. We FREE METHODIST CHURCH urge you to be with us. | The District Convention of the Prayer service Wednesday P, M. Grand Rapids district will be held PILGRIM HOLINESS al 7-45 Mt the church will be In at the Hastings Free Methodist TABERNACLE charge of Frtd Geiger as Mrs. Man- church April 0-12. We invite the Next Sunday morning at 11:30 ker is attending the Ministerial at public to attend. The program for Rev. Mrs. Wanker will speak on Monroe. ths convention Is as follows: House Cleaning Supplies large size box RINSO OR OXYDOL BROOMS 5 sewed extra quality' 10c 15c 21‘ 59‘ MOP HEADS l7c WINDOW LITE makes windows shine 16 oz. bttl. ROMAN CLEANSER U*l- bottle plus bottle charge C. THOMAS STORES •• HASTINGS • . Thursday at 7.30 Rev. L. T Mor- he promises In Hi* Word, proven risen In charge. Friday al 2:30 Rev. under unusual circumstances. —her J, E. Sanders in charge; Friday messages each night were deep and at 7:30 Rev. Harold Fleck in charge: full of spiritual food. Saturday at 9:00 A- M. quarterly The church advanced under the conference, devotional* by Rev. ministry of this talented woman Peter Hollon; Saturday at 2:30 Rev.'and many sought and found« new Kenneth Brady will preach; Sattir-i or a deeper experience. The seriousro-_ — ... .. ro j |lt|J of the agt> jn whJch we jjve Sunday at 10; 00. Sunday school at 10:30. Love feast in charge of Rev. Walker Jordan: Sunday at 12:00 preaching by Rev. H. A. Is This A Death Straggle? Or An Omen of Better Days? Or_? Is humanity doomed to a millenium of Jap-Nazi horrors? WHAT WILL END ALL THESE WARS? WHAT OF THE MORROW? LtCLARt REED Far East Youth and Loy Leader Bible Prophecy Tells In Free Opening Address O F T H E COMMUNITY BIBLE SCHOOL SUNDAY NIGHT APRIL 12, 7:30 L O.O.F. AUDITORIUM • ODD FELLOWS HALL' CORNER OF JEFFERSON AND GREEN Above the Din God Speaks a Message of Love and Warning NOT MUCH INTEREST SHOWN IN ELECTION "S1*? °f wh lehiR.' ’J13- WllHam was appreciated. • 49; board of review. Bert Frisby, R. The day'* service* were" marked' ioe, Cyrus Shroyer, D. 51. maf. 57. by the bapthm and reception of CASTLETON TWP. — Supervisor, mmh-r. BnuUfu! tuW mu.lc j ekrt B„„. uid n-cl.l otf.rti.gs. Undlon: u.uurer. Krl»n Bmmm: N.n. mmbm -m ™ R.lph Wrtlwrtwr; NUhw.y — » Ma: .t <». nm VMIW Bmhrn. rhureh M,„,o W„.„, m Sand., A .umw n.,.* D,V1„.; ... .......... ... -n-lc. wu well .11-ndNl, Mowed. v Mcp„k v „ v.m> 8hu,„ ’ .* T’»‘ X °' ?' Slocum .nd txrn.M Mmd. OU,, pmlm. U» B.< A J Ooldren. Io, lh, i„ Cm.Ilw young propl. Sprol.l mmlc.l ■ tk(on thu Um, 1 rolroimn. Includro a duet br n-: X . Mlwro Lriu, .»d Wraw MePh.r-1 ^“*"£0.1 TWP -- Su^rrVm. wn. -«• Did N« Dlr In v,ln.“ .nd B; *’• M' l*111■noihrr durl b, U>. Ulon Imo- *ld D„ elT*; «rnr Crolry .nd H.lnr J.rmun. J™"! 2?” who wrro honw from K.Umm» ,31 *, lreu'lrT[; Sl'lrl,l lo, rmror T>.,ir »n< wm -Nrolh Olllnplr H. W. Uuronro Brodl, I, Ihr Old OUvr Trm ' A l.r„ num- “ >««•> rumml-lonro ro, poruelpriro m Urn OU ol U>r Ororv V.ndr.idu n n. Frank D......................... 91. maj. 19. — board tif lord'. Supper, roimn. Kro Coldron ■Prentice, .............. ... Tli» day's offerings were generous’ review. Charles DeVault. H, 78. Will and the treasurer of benevolence* ot' , Koble. D. 84 maj. 6: Justice. Her' the church was able lo send 1300 to,'bert Pinder. R. 76. Harold Slocum. . D. 89. maj. 13. Mr. K UNO, Th. .B-l pRtSI|VTUtIAS ». M. A. CONVENTION HOPE TWP —Supervisor. Bernard : emoon meeting will be held at the' --------------------------— ' is only half gone and the quota. .home of Mr* M. Crawley on Ewt! Al ,hp Sunday momlng worship DeQolbi; -------clerk. ... A. U Campbell: for 1942 was $275.. Overpaying the. ------------- -----,.t,mg meet-|«hc ....................... —■- will tell about "How •— To, .»i The Kilpatrick Woman* MLwlon-’ -cniota assigned indicates a deep in-j treasurer. Delos Flower: highway ; Green street nnd the evening pastor Sermons" and will preach art Society will be host to thc ffftyIng at the chureh at i7-30 sc Three I M»‘en To-----------------------------------’ tere»t In the church and Its variousi commissioner. Fred Scott: justice, ier> of the'01’ ‘be theme continued from lust '‘econd annual session of the' department*. j John Houghtailng; bould of review. " At the seven o'clock service at Je*se Osgood for the blind Mrs I. LaSor Is < blind Time." The sacrament of the Lord's enuren or tne united Brethren in’ the Pint Methodirt church, four re-' IRVING TWP —Supervisor. Wil.ves ^an™^ known in eternity. ">«nt Home, at 3:00 P. M. Tuesday The children's meetings, under al 7:15 P. M. Fellowship pot luck' the capable leadership of Mis* supper ‘brjpg your own table servpreaching by Rev. C. F. Gallup. Rev. C F. Gallup of Zeeland will Jeanneuc Fries* as well as lhe *ongilce'. Our fri«nd* of the neighborttig conduct a series of meeting at the service led by her each evening and Evangelical churches are planning to Hastings F. M. church April 12 to lhe special numbers she furnished Join with u*. The guest Speaker for were a vital part of the campaign . Die public service following lhe the local church extends a hearty and her labors In our midst were supper, will be Rev. Samuel B Wenwelcome to all the community to greatly appreciated. i ger. Chaplain of Southern Michigan attend. Friends were present from some; pi ison at Jackson. distance al various service* of the Wednesday to Saturday noon, deleFIRST CHURCH OF campaign. Among the place* rep- i gates from our church. Mesdames CHRIST. SCIENTIST resented were Delton. Sunfield. Lo- Jay Snyder. A. M. Coldren. ana Erls The subject for Sunday is "Are well. Freeport. Belding. Marion. St. Jarman, will attend the Mid-year Sin. Disease, and Death Real?" John*. Battle Creek, and Chicago. ' Conference, and Annual Convention . On Wednesday evening; tn a great of tlie Michigan Branch of the W. GKACB LITHERAN CHURCH , missionary service. Mis.* McGhle M. A. at the First Church at Grand The sermon theme next Sunday. gave a travelogue of her third world Rapidv. Several young people of "A Good Soldier of Jesus Christ" tour, which wa* a revelation of the the Senior C. E- are planning to atMembership class meeting Wed- love and , care-of a miracle working tend the V. P. Rally and banquet nesday. 7:30 P M.. at 417 E Grand ■I Gwd. God. Friday evening. April 17. ut 6 00 haptikt ciii nr ii ’ I The re«ular order of services will P. M at which Rev MlUard J MilW.-ilm-Minv afternoon Audi 15 ' ** rrsumed Sunday and during the* Irr. general director of young pen­ th? Ladles^Missionary Soriet? will 1 week folIo,wln« Announce^ pie'.- work for the denomination will 1 KISS''AroS...M. Our spring revival, sponsored by* Raisin Presbyterian Church at Hol- Program " The program will begin given by members of the church.; Frank Cool and Maurice Johnson. the Ladles' prayer group, closed last1 loway. Michigan. Rev John W.; night. Miss Anna E McGhle. our. Kl’.chlng. former pastor of Hie Has-1 cvnngelUt. wa* outstanding in her , tings church will •conduct the dr-' lSn WBS' JOHNSTOWN TWP — Supervisor, k -.. messages. A woman of much expt- votlonal service At 11:00 A. M. estimated at 8M. Thirty-eight mem- iperd SUjsC1w; C|erk. Ward H. Wilk­ neiice and travel, her implicit faith an address on Church Unity will be Huntington. Indiana, a member of ™ w"! *»: treasurer. Carl Bowman llw in God and His ability to do Just mi given by Mr. John C. Sapulding.l1 Hie General Board ot Trustees of ui balance of the ticketkwa. not re­ Woman's Missionary Association will a a?5 UlC i ported. No Democrat caucus was i give the keynote address. Mrs Loew loose collection and the regular en- ‘ will remain for the convention velope offering. "It Happened-One t „ ’.Mi T‘a M^t.xg "" /' B Morning" was the sermon theme at.. _ MAPtE GHOVE — Fred •Fuller. £ JSSJi nJmJt,,n oclock •nd »Plendid Democrat, defeated Ralph Pnuwck. * M?b,f N 8 fi music was rendered by Hie chorus I RepubHean. for supervisor by one Sunfield prtrtdent o( the conven-, cho|r dlrectc<J Mfs Robert Burcll I vo,r; Puller 1,nd 74 nnd p<’»"wl'tlon. will bring her annual message wlth Harold rinw, Foster os as uiguniM oraanlst 73,, Thp bolantof <h- p Ucket . was wm. Mrs iiwiuii. -. . , <‘ o to the convention Wednesday mom- MT r^.a^hiv « follow,- ru»k, , and Joe Mix. violinist. In apprecla-'«P>“ considerably xs follows: Clerk. Ing. I Uon of the faithful work of the choir I WHltam Schmitz. R. frf. Allen Lahr. The committee under the direction' the official board Is entertaining the,|D, 62. majority 22: •treasurer. Aus­ I*'* - - *■of Miss Lena Warren are making 1 members on Monday evening at din­ tin Schantz, R. 62. Gaylord Gray. arrangement* for the entertainment, D. 86. nluj. 24; highway commis­ ; net at the church. and comfort of one hundred fifty Samuel Buckma-ster. R. 77. sioner. A special Easter message by the . guests. evangelist. Miss Anna E McGhle. George Ball. D. 67. maj. 10; board Smart Ib all White Elk with and appropriate music by Miss of review. George Hoffman. fl. 92. ' Jeannette Prtess featured tlie Sun­ Charles W. Hawthorne. D. 57. maj. day morning service at the Wesley- 35; Justice, John Marten*. R. VI. NURSES an Methodist church. A beautiful D. W. Irwin. D. 57. maj. 40; Justice part ot the service wa* the dedica­ to fill vacancy. Vcm Hawblllz. R. tion of three babies. Fbur adults 8?. Vem Marshall. D. G4. maj. 18. were taken into feUowslilp in the ORANGEVILLE TWP - Supervtochurch. or. Bert Brown.'R. 20. John Craw­ The annual elecUon of officers There was a large attendance at ford. D. 124. maj 104; clerk. Maxine | was held last meeting night and the the Presbyterian church on Easter Venema. R. 49. Bnfnch Townsend. I following comrades were elected for Sunday. Baptism wns administered D. 96, maj 47; treasurer. Herman the ensuing year: Commander. Wli- to nine adults and one infant and Morehouse. R. 96. Anne Boulter. D. I Ham Andrews; Sr. vice-commander twenty-five were received into 46. maj. 50; board of review. Ferris BUSINESS WOMEN I George Vamey; Jr. vice-commander., church membership by the Rev. S. Brown. R. 70. Jesse Shoemaker, D. ' Lowell Tagg: quartermaster, Leo' Conger Hathaway. Thirty-five 66. maj 4; Justice. John C. Killlck. Crane: chaplain. Benjamin Waite; membership certificate* were dL*- R. 88. Byron McKlbbin. D. 70. mat. Jadiuuni. WWort Fl.U: pro! bdjb„ „„ trlbuted lo Uiose who had Joined 2; highway commissioner. Lee Kil­ role. M Rium-II: jxni .ororon Wilc„urth seplembro. For­ llck. R. 60. Will Crawford. D, 78. , Ham Kl.mp ln.roll.llon ol ottiror. ,nd ^p,,, L).„0J maj. 18. .III ukropl.ro .1 our nrol rronur UwU „„ ord,mro u elder. And. PRAIRIEVILLE TWP.—Supervis­ nrrolln,ropril Id. Fa»l Commander Arthur Crolhera add A. 4. LarBo, Biuh baa hero deaunated m WI1 ,,,.,.,,,0 „ ,cu„ mtmbe„ 0I or. Otis Boulter: dark. Floyd Shclp; treasurer. Lewis Johnson: Justice the Depl Commander aa the In- th, s.ulnn Earl Coleman, irea.Elton Tubbs; highway commission­ stalling officer. / , urer. nnd Forrest Lane, financial er. Cassius Hughes; board of review. -Comrade and Mrs. Patton have secretary, burned the final note of Arthur. Shorter. No Democratic retumfd to take up their residence , lndcbtedn(.„ n,,. ticket was named In Prairieville. in lhe city, very nice to have you wns beauUfu! and appropriate. On RUTLAND TWP — Supervisor. both with us again. Glen. accoiir.l account of of the thc length of of the thc aerylee service The Saturday night gatherings at the imslor the ser- Moses Stutz; clerk. Beatrice lau। the Hall have been very satisfactory. moncUc and will preach next -Sun- baugh: treasurer, Ritchey MullenI for the past few weeks and we wisli | ^y on lhe UienK. announced. "The justices. Ben Bowman and Francis to take Uils opportunity to thank Burbank of Easter Time." The mem- Coleman, board of review. James Then- was no Democr.it । all thc folks who have to loyally received forineo thc largest Mead. ticket nominated. supported us in these events. (.1^, received In nine years. Some more of the Comrades have ----------------THORNAPPLE TWP—In Thorn­ recently volunteered tor Civilian De- ’ apple there were 218 votes cast, with fense duties, thi* time a* auxiliary 39 straight Republican and 52 . deputies with the sheriffs dept. . straight Democrat Following are And so. Comrades, this winds up, the results: Supervisor. Leonard El­ another Veterans news and so with! wood. R. 62. Julian Potts. D. 155. bundle* of Comradeship I remain maj. 93; clerk. J. C. Schnd. R. 71. your V F.W. correspondent, who ’ Thomas Gillett. D. 145. maj. 74; say*. There Is still enough steel In , . treasurer. Grover Cline. R. 141. no i your old razor blade* to cut the axis La“l opposition: highway commissioner. 'throat ।with apologies to Walter- A modernization meeting will be Claude Kermeen. R. 121, no oppo­ W.i ‘ held at the Lake View school Friday sition; Justice, Earl Kcrnieen. R. IV F w AI’VII IARV wtw * , evening. April 10 at eight o'clock. All 113. Tlios Berry. D. 98. maj. 15; Tlie annual election of officers ! l*ra<»n» interested are invited. Plc- board of review. Vur Adams. R. 107. uxs Held at our las! meeting. Thurs- ,urc\* 1 h* thown by dls- George Noffke. D. 107. Noffke win­ : day evening. April 2. Tlie following j CUMWnning when the He was broken. WOODLAND TWP — Supervisor. ■ officers were elected and appointed ' Martin Corner* Albert Reesor; clerk. Leon Hynes; President reelected. Mn>. Velma i Preaching next Sundry at 10 treasurer. Vesta Bom; Justices. L. i Crane. Middleville; Sr. vlce-pres.. ‘ "Io'clock. Come out and hear a good I Mrs. Eva Edger. Hostings: Jr. vice-' H. Brumm and Leo Rush; highway I pres.. Mrs. Sylvan Tngg. Hastings:* sermon and stay tor Sunday school commissioner. Henry Hynes; board of review. Wm. F. Velte: constables. trea*.. Mrs Viola Beystrum. Has-’ following. The W. S. C. S. will sponsor a bake Harold Smith. Ora Lehman. Albert I tings; chaplain, Mrs. Mamie France Woodland, conduetreas rejected ’. Shelienbdrgcr nnd Floyd Clum. But Mrs. Edith Walt. Hastings; guard. Mu”1'AEf!1 one ticket in Woodland township. । Mrs. Florence Scougale. Hastings:1 at 1 octock- P-k**6 bear this in mind YANKEE SPRINGS TWP.-Supervlsor. Schuyler Bowen. R. 58. Wil­ appointive officers-secretary. Mrs Hastings Center liam Ellsworth. D. 104. maj. 46; clerf ; Zelma Cox. Hastings; musician. Mrs I —. _... Eth.IC.rl Huhn,, hhtorl.n. Mr. ZDn, ro. MroTl Donald Kimmey. R. HB. Amos Palrner.'D. 94. maj. 28: treasurer. Ed­ ward Jackson. R. 63. Nicholas J. I Gull Hum. D. 96, maj. 33; highway Cranr Str* Clarn Va.n.v . ’trs H*>C5 SpOllBble are 01*0 011 1 commissioner. Earn Springer. R. 82. | Ruby Wood. Mrs. Hazel Teske ’ lhe commlttec thu month. A. Burd, D. 87. rnitj. 5; board of re­ view. Uladeon Briggs. R. 67. Ed. MeSlate M-cretary and treasurer.1 Him Corner* ^ZrtA^ ,rom ,he Ar A »P«i«l Ulk on home defense Klbbln. D. 93, maj. 26; JiiaUce. Frame ' ir.M. *“ * vUUor> work will be men a» lhe community Van Zandt. R, 87. William Johnson. D. 91. maj. 24. There were 47 straight i InsuUattom’wUI be at th. h.n meet‘n8 lhe Mhoolhouse Friday Republican tickets’ and 71 straight ■KT Ouk 100% V.F.W. 11^ SHOE STORE DECORATING DRAMAS Community Notice* “"J’S™ S? ' Democrat tickets. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN General evangelistic meetings. No mere presentation of denominational creeds. Warm, living messages from God's eternal Word. CHURCHES FILLED WITH EASTER WORSHIPPERS "He I* Risen" wa* the joyous . , theme of the Easter sermon* and 'Continued from page 1. Section 1) music in all of the. churches of this | DeWeerd. D. 40. maj. 80: treasurer. FIRST U. IL CHURCH .city on Sunday, when large j*y c. Wing. R. 111. Leo Barry. D. At lhe morning service the pastor will begin a series of message* on audiences attended every service. 48.'maj. 63: highway commissioner. ! MoUier Nature provided a beauUful William Hale. R. 109, Ray Smith, D. hie nearness of Christ's return, were ...____________________________ and the good done wlii^tmly -be.votlonal rervlce* at the Convales- SSM? WHITHER BOUND Chancellor of the Fplucopal Dioeese Of Michigan. The report of the Board of Pension* and ReUef will be given by the pastor of the Hartings1 Church. be a joint installation with the Po*’. ■ praiHevllle - ............. 4nd a durable paint for the doori, that won't come off on the fendert every lime / back out f* MORAL: While the Devoe 2-coat system make* no provision for calamities like that above, it does equal three coats of average paint, and outlasts average paint job* 2 to I! Tlie reason: Tlie Devoe 2-coat system is made of balanced formula* — a special topcoat and a special undercoat. Don't buy paint without first investi­ gating Devoe ! MMBWf cAutr a counm uni of dfvoc faints ■■■■ CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Courtesy And Friendly Service- Shown To All Prompt Delivery Service Phone 21 SI Remember family night Friday |AprU 10 al th{. Mhoolhou*e at 8 rronh., 10. .■ lh. h.h W. *E™k‘J? plan to have the winners of our: North Hope ""’..Td """ ■"» »™>> «“>«' oluk U ** pv"' wl11 heW Frida, hllhl, April 10. I TT.r. win ro Mhar .ni.ruin- „ ., । ment and a pot luck supper i _X______ _ , ,__________ . The Auxiliary sponsored a pedro DEATH OF MRk’ETTA BUMP j and bridge party at the U. 8. Vet-1 Mrs Etta Bump. 81. passed away । eran* Hospital No. 100 at Fort Cu*- early Wednesday momlng. al Grand Iter Wednesday evening. April 8: . ! Rapids' where she was taken a few ' The next regular meeting night IsSreeks ago. She la survived by one Thursday. April 16. but owing to in-; son. Nay Bump of Hastings; three stallation there will be no business sisters. Lillian. Minnie and Evelyn: , transacted. Lunch will be served. 1 and three brothers. Dr. W B Mat---------- thsw* of Grand Rapid*. L. J. and । Wife: There are Ums* when I jtmes R Matthew* of Hasting*, i Wth L*eI* “ man--------------------------- 1 Funeral services <111 be held at the 1 h*" - “When- for stance?- , walldorfl funeral home here I Wife; "Right now. When I pass Bt j o'clock Friday afternoon and s store window and think how 1 burial will be at Riveraid* CMMtery. happy I could make my 111tie wifei -as | by buying her a new hat. I —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— DEATH OF MRS. IL W. CHAMBERLAIN Mrs. Celia M. Chamberlain, aged 63. died Tuesday night at Pennock hospital, after an Illness of several late Rev. Horace W. Chamberluln. who had been a miMionary. She leaves no immediate family. Fu- funeral home on Friday afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. A. M. Coldren and the Rev. Potter offlclaUng Interment In Rutland cemetery. GIVEN PRISON TERM Dewey Knickerbocker. 30. Has­ tings. arrested March 17 for larceny of guns from the Wm. Hill residence in Carlton township, wa* sentenced on Tuesday by Circuit Judgs Archie D. McDonald to serve from 1 to 4 BANNER WANT ADV8. FAT �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL »■ 1941 ] MIm Virginia Polls was hams' James Radford went to Dateolt^ ARRIVES AT BARBADOS from Greenville over Suter. Tuesday on business. Dr. and*Mra. Kenlth 8. McIntyre Mr. and Mra. Lyle Bristol and son A™ SL*^r^ M.---------Elltol—that the doctor | ILIXIVMII LLUIUK were in Detroit on Monday and spent Sunday in Kalanuuoo. ;Mrs_H. ------ — — ucm« z . MUg hon2* ,hb ’ Tiwwlk,. Mlu Leixh l,,.,. Farrf,„. vuitcd .uurt at U ncr N« “I'1. •• .Mra. . „ — . • . . - . over .. Dora Fedewa son Peter---home at Comstock Park the nmpanrw •*"*“' Bridgetown. Barbadw. Mra. Nellie Conaway was the I— ----------—---------and ----------------------- --------Miss Lucy Bassett was home from ere «n in Battle Battle Creek Creek Tuesday Tuesday on on weekend. weekend. ' ’ Wf,t 1.ndle?-. *4 er *n «wnlr“l ‘r»P ■ — guest of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Fighter «« Lansing over tlie weekend Leaving Hastings on Saturday ; Gerald Rogers spent the weekend of Grand Ledge on Sunday and buslneas. । p,ld Babbitt of Grand Rapids March 14. the doctor Hrxt went tot witli friends in Middleville. Monday. j Lloyd Pender spent Easter Sun- visited Billy Stebbins on Friday and Washington. D. C. where passport.1 Mr. and Mra. Lyle Scudder spent Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Sponablc d*y hl» parents. Mr. and Mra. Saturday. etc. were obtained and he wentjud Th"* members received the , Easter In Holland with iter mother, spent Easter Sunday nt Gourd Neck Alim Pender. Mr nnd ^ra. Winston Merrick and to Miami F4a.. where, he expected '^WHon at the Auxiliary meeting ----- . ------ ... lake as the gueats of Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Lorenxo Maus and son visited relatives In Sturgis over to board a plane Wednesday noon 1 on ThMrsday evening. Several more for an eleven hour trip to Trlnl-1 ,rc ‘ ‘ x P ect< ' d ^oonOscar Sisson. daughter Martha Lou. spent Easter the weekend. Over Easter guests of Mr. and. Mr. and Mra. George Van Tifflin Sunday In Marshall. Mr and Mra W; I, Hinman were dad. However, just before the planel A delinquent member? Mra. Maurice Haight were Mr. andI ol Lake Odcwa were Easter guests Mr* Oe»* Sweet of Banfield Easter gueste of Mr and Mra. M. C. was ready lo leave, a govenimrnt . . , Mrs. John Bezold of ’Detroit. oHicla! appeared and demanded the; fne Auxiliary voted to purchase Mr. and Mrs. Carl Uamson andI of Mr/aiid Mrs. Earl R. Boyes ana >P*nt Tkyraday and Friday with Mr. Musolf of Detroit 1 Miss Marjorie. , and Mrs.’James Bristol. Mr. and Mra. Fred Keech of Bat- i doctor's place on the plane. Thia their quota of 2200 popples for sale daughter. Barbara, visited relatives Rnlwrt Parkrr nt Ann Arhnr n<‘ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vedder and tie Creek were Easter guests of Mrs. was repeated and it was mt until i on Poppy Day in Ma-,. Watch for in Holland over Ute weekend. Hie following Tuexday morning tliat dntc. Mr and Mra. F L. Bauer were■ the guest ot his parents Mr. and Mr* Floyd G'"'1‘cU called «r friends Henn- Smith. E Mill st Saturday. ,Miss TT__ Beatrice Carrothera o£ De­ Sunday guests nt Mr. nnd Mra. Mrs Wm. Parxer. auZnglmT.issure: in Grand Rapids Saturday Mr. arid Mra. Stephen Bristol of troit visited Dr. and Mra. Frank । That night he landed, not at George Bauer of East Lansing. ; vacation ut lhe if. of M. 1 Muskegon »pent thc weekend with Carrnlhers over the weekend Trinidad as he had planned, but in \ Mr. nnd Mra. Dwight Fisher spent; owtl Mra Sterling Rogers. Harold and| Mr. and Mra. James Briotdl. Pennock Hospital Mr. and Mra. Arthur Haven. Mrs Hotter with her parents. Mr. and Miss' llene Iwavni were guests aurara of ui ’ .-Rogers Pvt Roy D. Thayer. Jr., of Fort Beth Boyes and son and Mis* Elinor again detained until Friday when Mn; Max Kayser, of near Caledonia. rruUic,- fn Michigan City. Ind. 1 Custer was the Rural of Mlaa Grace Haven spent Sunday in Jackson fir secured alrplnne paraagr to Trin­ Mu, Mira FI1..-I Ethel Folnn Eaton visited «.|.tiv«^ relatlvca- 6?Ulnl„y lUght Rn<1 auntUy i Relckord over lhe weekeiid. Mr. and Mra. Newton Benner were ■ Births at the Hospital during the idad anti tiie following day complet ­ In Kklunuteoo Saturday afteptrion Mrs. F. L. Bauer. Mra. C. D. Bauer Mr. and'Mrs. Kenneth Brower of guests of Mr. and Mrs Forrest ed his trip io Bnrbado*. arriving ! week are ai follows: To Mr and Mrs. and Stindav-<nd Saturday^evening there on March 28. just two weeks. John Bryans. Haatliu.'». R. 1. a girl uttended a par y'tronGriftg'her. niece. nnd Mra. Curtis Garrison were ini Baule Creek spent the weekend with Woodin of Belmont on Saturday Kalamazoo Monday where the for­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn Brower. Mr. mid Mrs Glen Densmore visI: a son lo Mr. and Mrs. Irem tlie day lie left Hastings. .| nn April . Mr. and Mra. Francis Hamilton of mer attended a luncheon. -| ■: Mr________________________________________________ and Mrs. J. L Brass entei- ited Mr and Mrs. Oliver Densmore His father, who has been critical-1 Adel^ert Heath. Hasting., R I. on Kalamazoo were Easter guests of Keith Clark, a student al the U. talned nine guests from Lansing of Manatee from Friday till Sun- ly 111. is slightly- improved. Dr El-1 April 3 a son to Mr and Mra. Rusher parents. Mr nnd Mrs. Fred 8. day. i Hoi expects to return to his prnr- j n-U Price. TJ4’. E State St. on April Jones. Misses Beverly nnd Wlllo of M. Ann Arbor, was home during and Grand Rapids Easter Sunday I — -Mr. anti Mrs. H.. E. Birdsall cnDr. and Mrs F E •Lown -- and ---• ilea here nbout April 84. untera hel 3: a girt to Mr. and Mra. Rov BiiAtJones ..were also home f rotis Kal­ the Easter holiday. He Iw enlisted In the marines and Is awaiting lite tertalned twelve guests from Grand chlldren. Juiic and John Francis. j5 again delayed on his homeward: ter, Nashville R. 3. on April 3. n amazoo for thc Easter vacation. Easier Sunday dinner. . j। Rapids for ---------------------------------visited relaUves al Linden over the trip. j girl to Mrs. Easter Prttciiard. NashMiss Elizabeth Henry went to De­ call to service. Mrs. Stella Bump has gone to weekend. ----------------- »«■» I vllle, R. 3. on April 5; a girl to Mr. troit on Friday where she met her' Rev. and Mrs. Frank Loomis bf Northville to visit her daughter. Mra. Mr and Mra. Guy Giddings were RosTETTLEK-FRY ! and Mrs Kenneth Sheldon. Clarkssister. Miss Hazel Henry, lhe two near Belding were Thursday eve­ 8UTUu?LMr 5eiaPr0°* fre ceremony uniting in mar- »*>'- « L on Apnl 6. going lo Akron. Ohio, where they ning supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. and children of Grand Rapids on r)1 Mlvs j Fry daughter Because of the crowded condition vwsor ou~n. Sisson, commg coming to lo atuma attend roe tlie were Joined by another sister. Miss Victor meeting at the Wesleyan church ' 'rr i 8u.n.d*y.. „ r- , of Mr and Mt - Wm H Fry of;«he Bann.-r'a columns this week. Bernice Henry. Tlie three then i Mrs. Herbert Eaton, over thc weekMra Maurice Pierson went lo Co- ' WflaHltin.i t ,,-rrnrr Rnsteltier ‘!lc balance of the hospit.-il news was went tn Pittsburgh. Pa, for a weeks' that evening. iMtr trau „l Mr Ur, '"Mr aaa M„ B,„ w,hb wnl lumbus. Ohio, on Thursday for a W)n of Mr’and Mrs Mertc Hmlcttier hrld over till next week. Sorry-' visit wllh their brotln-r, Orville S’’ ’**“ W‘“' Mr “Ud Mrh U*U of ,w,r »*rwport. was performed at I ---------------- ----------------------Henry. Owor 1 aimer were Mr and M-- K„trr amide, In Battle Creek as 1 the thc home home of of lhe the bride's bride':, brother-inbrothcr-in-l n^^ SKATING PARTY Newman Deal. M, and Mtk ffmery M„ En,„, Williams Jlm and Jack Jones and Joyce )3W >nd Blfter M. 3I,(1 Mr. awrgp .... . -n.j, 4_l{ service Club, made ur Fox of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. jmuglL 1 I Maurer of Detroit arc guests of tneir ,mw — Charts. d M|_ Mr| >w crr« »n £>>. „ lh[ ,-H CM diaries Ite.1 Deal nt of Wrwannr. Freeport, .n and grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J.,. April 3. .. ruh. ortork. Tim „„nb, hal„ „„„„ Robert Cole of Hastings. ' Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mr.s.1 Jones, tills week. "" . t r.“ ~ b.M .\k..m, p.n> .< lh. ci™ O-rnnl an>i np-raUd hy Eiwh-r vacation guests of Mr. and1 Harry Kelly and daughter. Harriet Mr. and Mra Wm. Linington and Wr « U» B...lr Cr..k ClPreil. |»lTHESSA CLEVELAND Mrs. E. G. Rothaar and daughter.; of Kalamazoo. • two chUdrcn-and Mrs Blanche Oils Helen., were Mr./and Mrs. Robert• Buna., «u.u 01 Mr. »:.d Mr, a ""' b L ,1,' <"rt»” BK mrmWr. and Richard Oliphant of Battle Creek: A. Meade, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.• spent the weekend with his parents/ Wm B»k. »I UUKW. .... .h. '“™« HOTEL HASTINGS Phoaa 3711 Mr. and Mrs Beardsley were the ' Lewis Seibert and Peter. Battle! Mr. and Mrs. John Oliphant north; Mr and Mrs. Fred Stanley o! only attendants. Creek; Mr. mid Mrs. Woodward C.- of Prairieville. Grand Rapids visited iier brother­ The brides dress was of light Smith nnd son. Tommy, nnd Miss' Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox and in-law nnd sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. VMean Smith, ML Pleasant, and1 Mr. and Mn Basil Smith and Diane | John Rose, on Sunday Mtsa Virginia Conrad. Otsego. of Jackson were Sunday xdests of' Mr. and Mra. Kent. Drake of South Those from nwuy who came to' Hastings relatives. Haven Were guests of Mrs. E. A. attend thc funeral of Dr. F.G. Shef­' 'Il>e Rev. and Mra !.'. Winston Burton for the weekend, and also .... , . These older inembera were uregd ee-aono and her flowers were *ha|- |o orsanUr and lead dulM and the. field on Thursday were Mr. and Stone are expected liomc today from visited Mr. and Mra. Way ne Merrick. terrd pink carnations and sweet • , (w rl 1)Ir Mrs. Harold Sheffield and Mr. and1 a few clays' visit with friends- 1:: STEAM HEAT Shirley Wilkins, who is stationed Mrs. Spyro Nicholas. Detroit; Mr.• Fort Wayne Ind. e “ ,?, . , and girl in the county In 4-H club 1 nt Scott Field. HL. was the guest of HOT A COLB WATER IT,, >o.i..s wuU- » for , »nl. , y,., . nnd Mrs, John Sheffield. Orange-’ Miss Edith DeVries and Melvin I idle; Mr and Mrs. Carl Sheffield.• Westerlind o! Muskegon were Easter Mr and Mra Emery Wilkin-, and SHOWER BAIR other relatives front Fridily till Albion. Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn Shef­ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ’and Sunday field. Assyria township: Archie• Mrs. Loren Boyes „„„and ,„,aMrs . ,. F E Raymond of Mr. ■ SI id Held nnd eon. Vernon. Buttle’ Mr. and Mra. L. D Taylor, and jsciraon visited hix brother and sis-- tlicir home near Freeport Double -5.00 per wk. up ■Crrck; Winston Sheffield, Travenx* ISBORNT. and family and Andrew Smith of ter-tn-law. Mr. and Mra. Jap RayCity: Mrs. AltaTilancjrard. Kalama­ iRDNEK Mr. and Mra. Alvin Helrigel ot Allendale were Sunday guests of rnand of Yankee Springs over the zoo; terry Mykln-., • Rev. J. R. Ohrlspell nnd family. Freeport announce the marriage o! m-ek-md. ‘ s. Ed Alien, Mr . Nelson Gardner and Mr. »he!r daughter. Mrs Ixds ’Usbonic • Mr and Mrs William Fox of KaiMra Ix.fc-ey Hon left yesterdav for BatUi amazoo spent Ute weekend with p..|m Springs. Cal., for u May of six Erma Gardner were delighted Mon- to Keith Marlow of Hastings. The th.ir parents. Mr. nnd Mra. Harley w.ek-. when her daughter. Mama. day to receive 11 me«sage from life ceremony was performed on Friday, Fox imd Mr. ;md Mrs. Archie Rclck- wlu) hiw ixCn tljerc nil . whiter, will former’s husband and thc latter's: April 3 at St. Units. Mo. son. Lteut Gardner stating that he’ Mra. Usbome has been a tesichcr ordre'uni with her. 3 Ralph Barkley n: Mr. and Mr. Ctnv>tcr Stem and was wfc in Australia. Monday was in the cUy schools al Ionia thc past chihln n Jmin nnd-Dlck nf Kniairre Mra. Allen Robins iPatty Stem* of thc seventh wedding anniversary of fow yeani and previous to that z<r. w-ny-Sunday kue-ts of Mr. in; N- w Albany. Ind., were thc guests Lieut, and Mra. Gardner and his taught at Freeport. hotnpco wns in honor of thc event. Mr. Marlowe has been employed Mr«. John Oliplianl north ol Praliir of Mr and Mra Kellar Stem from .. «nt by radio from Australia ■ at Grand Rapids and Is now mid­ Saturday till Monday. Mr. ntid Mm. Max Bauer. Mr. nr.d Illul ul wc, . to San Francisco and wired from'mg tn Carlton township. Mr. and Mra. M11 Earl „, Smith of Tie■" there to Hastings. Their many friends extend hearty Mra. Jack Sparks and son. Johnny Uolt and hrr pn,Pnu. Mr and Mra He stated that lie had received congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Angell all Artht|r otI nI Portland. Oregon. ...,a.re will. । wctc o( Mr M|)d Mn( no mail us yet, but he doubtless Marlowe, MAKE I of Detroit spent Easter C Sunday Shampoo At EE­ docs not stay in one place loifg, ----------:—.<• >-------Mr and Mra Guy Bmicr. AIT’OINTMEXTS Smith from Saturday till Monday Finger Wave □□ wp* 1 L!?t,Mr - and -» Mra —- Harold Phillipa. —.n,,-. Mr. ... enough for hU mail to catch up fra EARLY ■ S' K.lljs. SjnU.Hum .nd M„ o „ H„„. Mr. „,a M„ with him as plenty has been .sent■ Dr .nd Ur. H Tuhlian “< K.U- R. B E E Wait WjK ant! „„a Nancy. Mr d Mr. ,„ and His relatives here have been anI □>.,«> -rrr BWrr dinner ,««. u„ [w, S|,p, ,„a M, „,a „„ Xioua concerning his welfare as lhej ■■ .. r: *1 * Adnnndr. Clifford Dol.n «rr. In IbUk Cr— fc Clifford Dolan were in Baltic Ctcek last lime-they heard from him he Odako ( .imp Fire Grouji Mr .nd Mr:. Uon l.nn.rd, Mr. 8uad., atlln,r Optrxttri: Jtumttu Tuxh. Virginia Hartt Ella Rogers and Mra. Sheldon . .................of . t Mr nnd Mn Orml, fro and Mr wtw in Java, before thc Jap in-F The Odako Camp Fire group met vasion. and thc\famlly had hud no; m (. to We went over some nld work Delton and Mr. and Mra A. J. Ved-[ and Mrs. Keith Fox wero Easter der were dinner guests Friday of Mr. Sunday- guests of Mr. and Mr.s. u-sMirancc of his safety. It U u re- , and talked about a cook out. lief and a Joy to know he is safe. ... and Mra. F. H. Gaskell. Nick Webber at Grand Rapids. Mr. jWalunlta Camp Fire Group Mr. nnd Mrs. Jens Jensen of mid Mra. Webber Just resumed from River Falls. Wise., left Monday for. Florida where they spent the winter. i Thc Wahanka.Camp Fire Group rJ HOME FURLOUGH their home after spending a week I Mr, and Mra. F. W. Stebbins re-, t meeting was held ON at thc home of with their son-in-law and daughter,! turned last week w.rw »■«•» rw.i ei.l Around midnight Thursday night, Mra. Hine April 6. Wc decided to from Fort SHI Mr mid Mra. Joseph Skinner. iI Okla, where their daughter .ihave Mrs Mr “ nd Mrs Carl Weycrman re--have dur tea April 24. For enter’ hlcr. Mrs ’ Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward J. Adams. (Philip Mitchell, and baby remained cclved ,a telephone call from Lieut.. taintneul we are going to show our •Jr., and baby of Muskegon. John with Mr. Mitchell. Mr. and Mra. F,anlt Weyerman from San Fran: Thwaitra nnd E. E- Thwailca of Blebbins also visited New Orleans, elsco. the first time the family had ' Owosso were guesLs pf Mr. and Mra. La. . heard from him since Jan. 31. He president. Evelyn Clark mid we I Edward J. Adams Easter Sunday. ,1 Guests of Mr nnd Mr-; Oscar >"fonnrd Ills Hasting., relatives that slaved more games— Poppy Foote. Mr. and Mn>. John Eddy and Mr.s .ijoncs over thc weekend were their hc had I*"1 returned from Australia, Scribe. Winona Downing nnd . daughter. son. Free! Jones, who is in training b'“ of course, could give no details Rexinc. of Lansing were Easter nt Great Lukes. HL. Mr. and Mra. <>* hLs trip «£ept to say. the shipi HIAWATHA REBEKAH LODGE Bunday guests of Dr. and Mrs: ; Cl. o Maurer nnd daughter. Mra. Pursued a zlg-kag course on the way' Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge No. 53 Glenn I will hold their regular meeting Fri...... 8. Smith ~ ,of . Grand ------ 1- Rnjilds. —" Ruth Jones nnd Jim and Jack Jones home. William Crawford was home from o; Detroit °n Monday. Mr. and Mr^ Fred1 day evening. April 1 at 8 o'clock. Northwestern University" at EvanMr Mnd Mre Floyd Merr'ck Bnd w,,ycrnu*U<jeeelTC<1 n wlre /rotn1 There will be initiation, thc Lake ston. Ill. over the weekend MLu Mr Blld Mrs rio(.rr M(.rrlclc ol pe- Frank stating that he would be' Odessa Staff will confer lhe degree. Jeanne Cregn of Grand Rapids was' Jrolt ucrc uejiU o( Mr Bnd Mn, home Tuesday night on furlough.■ Supper at 6:30. Lodge to furnish n weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. wnyne Merrick for the weekend Llc,,,’• W*)wnan is a first class• meat and iiotatoes. each member Clarence urawmrn. Crawford abo con;lnK w „lebraic fhp Urthd.n of r"dl° ,nan l,i Uncle Sam's service.• please bring buttered rolls nnd one ! ax ane .......... Merrick ... ____ „ irounle and. .... guest........... Mnt......... tranche mother of "nd cou,d <«o»Wlc.« tell some in-■ other dish. Jan ShkPlIkr p»Bmt.n: wn.in.k a«... Map. <«■ r,„,a . terestlng experience*; if allowed to’ About thirty Hastings Rebekahs Urt UP h. a. Adrapnlr o.,r lh. b..,,, aaMa o, M, ,„a u„ do so. ; plan to jrttend tlie district meeting J? ,hd KPKkra Brtupl were hU i»reni. i at Charlotte Tuesday. Ml» Blwaner kre kludenlp pl the Mr. ,„a M„ D,,,,, Brfal„, >Uo । University of Michigan •• -------■ Mra. ----------- ,, Mr. Marshall of. MARRIAGE LICENSES Mr. mid Harry— Chcesemmi and , and ,, Mrs. Gyonie -r-- ---------------------I Rev. J. R. Chrispell and MKs! Iamuy ,uowlin_ Miss Marjory--------- dSTd. - -------------...»™i’lr“m Michael Btumm.- Hastings3? family ol of yDowllng. VSir j Merle Tayio: with Ear! Engle nndI . Bristol-of Orville Bris- riaae L?*1’of 01 their Iht 'r daoohler daughter. M.rrclle Martelle 'n to jPrf(nc„ A „,hn BnxtUyn. N. y. 35 .. Kalamariw. ----------- ------------------I hr ”,v;? LoU A!‘dZrMn “1d Caro-I toI of Bam,. Crcrk and Mrs Nora Pvt. Ronald W Tooke ol Rattle lyn bhcllmgton of North Irving at-i Broomhead of Traverse City Creek. Tim mareiagc ceremony was. I Lloyd E. Link. Hastings I tended a Wesleyan young peoples Mr and Mrs J E Mattoon re- l-,rf"r,l,r'1 Marcfb<ajJSimrtanhurg.' Vada Elma Seese, Bownc Twp Kent Co. .............................. . CPhvepupn .1 AhekkP s«lurt«y | 0„ Uh[ia, w>,„aol„ .Upuih c.wlln, 1-pe !he |«pl lire> I Mr and Mrs. Leon Brauuer.^Jr..I Vhcrc they spent thc weekend with ,nont,w Mr Tookr h,w >*cn ,’la-. DeVcre C. Murray. Lake Odessa ..33 | anil. .daughters. and Mr and tiita Mrs vmre Clare janes. Jones Mra •>’ South Carolina and ...... nowr Lelah B. Groff. Lake Odessa ....36 . . Louise — .—Leona. --------- "»• Mrs .,loned - — -----—.......... ......... I gnd twin sons. LcRoy .“ nd .^.* ren " Jonw returned last Wednesday from Camp Dlx. and Lawrence 1,.., a ... has been transferred to Cnmn Dlx. • Donald D. tzyendecker. Irving PERSONAL MENTION » AMERICAN LEGION WORK CLOTHE for Every Kind of Work The BEAUTY BAR ItOOMS OVERALLS Back. High Suspender Back. or.Band style. Heavy weight pre-shrunk, double dyed Oshkosh. Winner and Wolverine brands. | .59to2 59 TROUSERS Coverts. Whipcords, Moleskins, Greens. Blues, Greys and Tans. J 59tog.95 HOTEL HASTINGS SHIRTS Tailored to fit. Materials that wear, colors that stay 98ctol95 > Sif- V41I11 p I IrG Activities JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP SHOES Ot belter quality than buy from now on. Six and eight inch tops — Leather and Cord soles. 2-75 to £.95 If IPs fur Men or Boys You Can Get It At SWAN-DEBT^ SOTS )^W-D£RFD1TOo V0R DISHES S DOT^Akh babj, i XS Want “> B-y or Sell? Try Our Want Column COTTONS Dr,esses and Seersucker Suits Slacks for defense work, slacks for play, slacks to relax in, slacks for down-right flattery I We have them all pay! Choai- from our large selection. CTKTA AT Tft« baby-gentle floating soap 0 V VxlLN that’s a sudsin' whiz VILDNESS •. can't IWT SWAN-DERFUL THRIFT! Swan is twmsl Usa hq|f In Hit kitchen, hoif In rt.t bath! rUNk IN. GRACES ALLEN SWAN-DERFUl SPEED! - - - --. w—— — —--.- —.....k.: par. ana Mn. wra Artnur Wedding bells arc ringing in our Mr. and Arthur valentine Valentine George B Heath were Mr. and Mrs nlld „nd Rlrhard from llnt* Hlfih 50,1001 c,aM ol 38 and neighborhood. Bert Kemn and Mr* Chas Gibbs and Mrs. Guy Bert Kemp and children children nt of r.rand Grand MwdlcvU|r Mr nnd Mrs ro1;”u( Mr. Tooke attended high school in Rapids. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Gll- Valentine nnd little daughter Su- A|IH Arh°r n,,d WBS emidoyed at McNee were in Kalamazoo one day 1 bert and children of Muskegon, also ran. of HMUngv were Erater Bunday thc Works enter­ ,h* A * B. " Stove R,m'* w,, ”t- before ---- -----------------------------j Adclbert Heath and two daughters dinner guests at their parents home.-, Ing the army. Mr and Mrs Rov Mr Caul at­ । of Rutland. tended the party ut Miner Palmer's Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Valentine. Also I Mr. nnd Mra. Jerome Cort right of their son. Albert from Grand Rap­ Saturday night. a sodrin’Sh­ | Lacey. 'Mrs. Robert Klaywitter. Mr ids spent tlie day witli them Mrs. W D. Bennett had thc mis­ Miss Bertha McCaul of Bnwne was aven bt hard water! fortune late Sunday afternoon to an Easin' guest of her mother, Mrs. and Mrs. Roger Bumham and son. miss oons xaniorn ret Miss Oorts Radford returned Tues| and Mr and Mra Nelson Kllpfer. all : dny . 4o \‘ fall in the yard at her home on E’. Sarnh McCaul. r...,. III. after left hip. She of Battle Creek, were Easter Sun- »!>ending her vacation witli her iwr- Mill St - .- breaking --- ---- - her --------------------U'UMI hiiu ■ur ru'rininru John Lukso nnd wife entertained dav'gucsts of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbcrt ,enu, Mr and Mrs. James Radford. was taken to Pennock hospital.their children • and grandchildren where the fracture wru reduced and|jinm Gran(1 napld;j Sunday , Guests of MIm Radford part ol fast she Alin Ls U doing dnlnir xs well wall us i.c possible. rw.,IKt,, Herf ir*r ।1 .... ..... . _ .. .. .Mra ■ THAN SWAN Mr. and Mr- Leon Potts. !u££r and da’Shter* c‘‘an’l»«Sn- ’>'• Hurt Han.vn of daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Leins, of Lenna Johnson of Bownr and Mr. dx.r R^‘ . Wilmington. Del . and Alrni Tindall. Battle Creek came to help care for nnd Mrs. Vance Sharp of Middle­ her mother. w miT^n^ Ijiwrotte? nnd Bprtn,ndtl' M"M They ville spent Sunday in Kalamazoo, at •hr homo of Mi .no! Aits Morris Lewis. Mr. and Mra. Wvuen Moure an­ ter t.f Rutland, who was a dinner1 COOK * —ARENTZ Junior nnd Bobby England -*ot ruiv.1. Mr. Houfstatcr is a brother1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Ricigjnl Nelson nounce the engagrriicnt nnd the marriage of their with their grandparents. Leon PulU of Mrs’ Formatter. , Arentz of Route 1. Hastings, an­ approaching, Mra Walter B Hobbs of Bahfield nounce the marriage of their daugh­ daughter. Jacqueline to Glenp C. and wife. , Mr ana nnd Mis. Fra rdf Rogio. mxorrtjMn- ter. Myrl Louise lo Donald Cook of Storrs. Mjri of Mr and Mrs Clifford: ,Mr. and Mra Mrs V0Tlu Covill ana and Barbara icd the former :, son. Frank Ho<»:>s; Battle Creek on Saturday. March 21. Btot ra The marriage’will take pUO rnU.rUlnrd them parents for Easter, Mr and Mrs Hov McCaui and his elaramate. Gcorjte^McNul y ut Hu- parsonage of the Piral ai the home of thc brides parents < f Indialupoits, Ind. to South Bend Methodist church Of Grand Haven. ,n Junet ■ Sunday al William HulleU in MidInd. Monday. 'Die boys spent their They were attended by Miss Esthel »O< THtA«T TMCUBBH U« | wfe ffl!*. Raster vacation with Mr. and Mrs A re ate. sister of lhe bride, arid Dar­ Hobbs nnd were on their wav bark The Southeast Teachers Club will calling on mir street S-iti’rday and rell Keller of Cloverdale. PAUL WHITLMAN , to Franklin College at Franklin, ------ . ■»•».— ----------meet inect Monday evening. evening, April 13. at; at attended tlio the put pally al Hw school | Ind., where both boys are student*.; —ON PAY DAY, BVY BONDS— ,7:30 at the Bristol schoollwusc. I house ilrnt nlgijt. Seei nicker SUITS . . . crinklcy Mrnutken in smart de­ signs! New Jackets atop perkey pleat­ ed skirts’ -Washca like a hankie . . so easy to Iron, 11.95 and up. iHATS. 100up 3 llonuet & Gown Sh 104 East Stat* Str*«l �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. AFRO. 9, 1M2 FAOK EIGHT The Hastings Bai SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS There will be a sale of good household furniture tn Sherd Sparks Blacksmith Shop on East Court street on SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1942 I will offer good dining table. 6 oak rhalrs, buffet, bookcase, Spartan cabinet radio, good piano, davenport, arm chair, 3 rockere, floor lamp, 2 dreiaerv. bed* and spring*. 3 rugs. Waid* Large circulating heater, good; ice refrigerator, small range, and many Sheldon Agency UGH DEWEY REED, Mgr. Attention, Farmers . . . Seeding time is olmost here. Why not order your spring seeds now and save. I have a complete line of high purity seeds. Also Nitragin and Ceresan for treating seed grains. . tiling See Harvey W. Enzian at Cressey, Mich, or phone Prairieville 14—F24, AUCTION SALES tf worthy HENRY FLANNERY EXTENSION GROUPS CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS DR. L. J. CASTON HORSES-$7.50 OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Halting* COWS-$6.00 conapie We hove a collector stationed in Hastings to give immediate service. Wo pay thc Phone Charges. Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS : Marshall Furnaces l • Helton 1u Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repair* furnished and in■talled for all make* of furnace*. u.»sri:i» - I'lu Phone 2331 tf Phone 2319 Nat'l Bank Bldg. tf Lilt your Auction Salea with DEWEY REED Catimatea cheerfully given. Date* can be made at Banner office. Phone 3467 Halting*, Mich. tl Shipping Livestock Every Saturday ' JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Hasting* iloekyards, phone 25M, or call 717—F3 through the week. U. brings the total for the fourteen weeks' period up to $3,9311.10. 11954279 FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK COWS $6.00 ay R.’e.l, Adm. liaBlrn*.. phono 3i».7 Phone Collect H>l< Kh'S'l — Apnrti-rnl fur Mr jkotiua ■FARM H<>r>K f.-r rent. •. u.d. ...ntk . un.l mile ■ ul of CI.Arrdale, lu miles K. XV, ll>.i;i.(.. tmrh know. <>w1 e-iuhtlon. rfr-rlririty. Will r<»i laud ! by field* Inquire Mr* Janies Shut I AUCTIONEER ii<> HORSES $7.50 | JERRY ANDRUS At FOE SALE OR RENT­ CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONOS -jhJ) HIWTI LAM* CAIU’HSTktU ran *.<» 1 do that of repairing, |ka>r.tln^ . .rd ,r al..!’ V.o r. .i-i- pi . i 4 ... Sheet Mclai Woik Eaveitroughing 142 E. State i-o. WANTED-EMPLOYMENT ECON-O-COAL STOKERS toorn totaled $34.55. Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Full AAI.IC—4'mapleieh moalera Lan cahea f..e rooms and Lail. loss Ilan eld N 7iH>Lle. -Merle Fourteenth year of service -1AUM—or !•••» arrow. 7 r-o»o. h«m.* 1 **<•» Hod bar rolling I 1 < ■ p.ilMrr. I'oW.r <a4 t.lr.-h-.l.r f. Hz- IhkhUp. Ifostor ITairirrille pls. a- Skos.tal aero. 1 Fl'H NAI.lt-•.••• aerra. 4 mom lion.e, • barn, rhn-krn ruop N>|l or trade tor ' likekSru'lr and tool*. • miles t.. Hattie I Creek. Flume Rutile Creek 2«3'drli '.'.MALI. FARM fiir aale. Go.~l l.rlldlu*. well ri.trrn. fru.t; jo mlnutr drive; to lla>hh<*. Write -W, T." r.re I _Ranikr* _ _ 4.9 , Ft*H HALT. 7 iv>.-i.z n.»l> ri> 1. rii. ... . Art T-d.l At 22* 1. Green 4-9 foil REXT— 2 nun lurm.hk.i at-ertn-nt -lu K..t IL.n-1 49 F».R ItlAT -t . r.f.krul-le t.e-lro .nt on offering. WORK SHOES I H>l; IfltST .Five r.e.m apartment. »re- i .nd n«.s. »« per month. Ph.ino PF.1 ’ 1 .......... . Mr. Carl lloyr. 111. ... ..fn.,” | 1 •' " Ila- PIANO TUNING ROOMY SOFT PLAIN TOES Call E. T. WOOD TOUGH TO BEAT-FOR HARDEST WEAR--- NEON SIGNS Sign Painting and > Lettering Gold Leaf — Silver Leaf HENRY EGGLESTON THE GRANGES MOST STYLES STILL ONLY CASH Nearly C. “BILL” SHERWOOD PAINT CLEARANCE For your old Scrop Iron. Rodiatort, Batteries. Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. INSURANCE Hotel Hastings 1»8 •2»« AUCTIONEER I donate $5 to the Red Cross out of every Auction Sale. Phi LOREN COPPOCK A projec dally in including itelf. atte Hunting fering’ nut. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenue MM 2637 Hastings NOW is the Time! CHECK THEIR QUALITY - To have us clean those rugs and carpets for you in your home or at our plant. WIDE ARMY LAST OUR ELECTRIC SHAMPOO Truss Fitting and Drying Process not'only cleans, leaving your floor coverings sanitary, but odds years to their life by re­ moving all .dirt and grit that is eating away the very life of your rugs and carpets. HAVE but there the popu COMFORTABLE SHOES for YOUR SPRING WORK' MONTGOMERY WARD Composition ■ Soles 'cur-iMre SHOESTORE and slmp matching bouquet. type tha �THE HASTINGS BANNER SECTION TWO— PACES 1 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1942 IICHTY-SIXTH YEAR 10BSERVES TWENTY­ HENDERSHOTT the cost of living in war tuna. Blanding field* are close at hand.' Three of our young people won a flf,d supervisor Dr. Groat W1U I months: has been to California six lhe brides coming from quite a dl»-1 FIFTH ANNIVERSARY or seven times. , honors in their 4-H club work. Joyce lec‘ dala 0,1 income* i tance sometime*. • • • For feminine 1 In the Sunday Graphic section All ot which means that Olive Clark and Laura Schools have bring exptum toe Uw * readers I suggest they g«C down Lathrop has gone a long way from . their name* on Uie Hoiiur Roll, and conducted jointly by the fetk from tlie attic or high closet shelf I heading. "Woman of the Week," ap ­ Hastings. Mlch„ her birthplace.' An organization day in prepara- Louise Christensen wa* chosen as ®U‘*’,U8 °f, Home Economic i any of the oldllnu* white Marseilles peared a fine likeness of Miss Olive where her brother Is a doctor, carry- tlon for locations day was held alternate delegate lo State Club1 Labor StatUllcs. Thc surety • ’By Jane Cameron bedspread*, designed to look handj Lathrop, sister of Dr. c. P. Lathrop Ing on their father’s profession. ..... at 1-uu.ing ,7... in« made al the reour*L nf the 'i Tuesday. J *• that “ — Wnk April' 7. At time • quilted. If tiiey still have any. and i and a native .of thia city, and an Sunshine Is delicious— Rain I* re make them into a one-piece dress. '■ students were divided into various | interesting article about her work tn HASTINGS CENTER • vocational groups where they will freshing—Wind is bracing—8now is an Eton Jacket or a sleevclr** Jack-J New name tor Japan—The Land Detroit, a reprint of lhe article । have an opportunity later to learn Mr. and Mra. William Slocum and exhilarating—There is no such night at tlie t O. O. P hall, in Has- QtO8a beon granted a three of the Setting Bun. . follows: daughter Mary Ellen ot Nashville, more about their selected vocation. tings. She wa* an overnight guest) ■ thing as bad weather—Just differ­ have seen these, dresses In all the • * * . f । Il took her twenty-fifth annlver- stayed from Wednesday until Sun­‘ Vocations day will be held April 29. best shops here. Mine, alas, have of Geraldine Hammond of Dowling ent kind* of good weather—so reads either beefi given away or cut up Somelhlng Hastings needs—Bley-, Mry (March 15i as librarian ot the day with her parents. Mr and Mrs.. Tlie cast for the junior play. "Foot; on Wednesday and Saturday nlghtu ' pUc.nl on Ibc w.U. ot on. or for-kittlien draining c „„. . . . de hitching posts. I Detroit Bar Association Law Library. cloths • • • We Loose", is rehearsing daily during Jake DePriester. Richard DeMolt of Hastings was, the widely tutconued e.teten.; th, * * * ’ . , and lhe Bur Association's annlverMr. and Mrs. Roland Barry of[ class and staying after school about a supi>er gurrt at Albert Brills, on A — —-H-al Joker iralrnr just (till sent Sillier here, where wether.. ■ Mmfe ol „ lh, ,taw „ u„ A practical Hiller ___ ... present of- an extra month's Martin Comers spent Sunday after­ coneen.tUn^J. edly ovrtwortod. , „„ „„ a pdste brush so he could go back vacation and two handsome pieces of noon with Mr. and Mra. E. J. Todd. I Trade practice started last week. Tuesday night. Juct u j. h.YUvr al PelMtier. c,^n8ln( utnl hew, from home. to hanging paper after the war. It m#tChed luggage, to make Mis* Mr. and Mrs. I-aurence Matteson We are sorry that Roderick Tietz There are so many boy* out this; Mtehu.n ••• Another h.pplly cho.- Bh, u |ooW1< n„ y,,,, u„ wasn't *uch a good idea. If there's o||W c Lathrop break her Easter u is absent »vu> from M.IFUUI. school. We T»» »upc hope yeut year uiui that ii if any more more noys boys were to en»entImntt on the ten, walk t* apartment out on Fifth nreet • ■ * one thing a man wllh his ego can't Sunday record of 16 year* in charge tluit he Will soon be able to,be back, come out, there would be no .suits! h.0,nf her’‘ A4 Ca’J,w*’®f w“’ • murte.y det.er.ii, innU ,wmtoll.e mpothe tmm lake, it 1* ridicule upd he wlU just of Atlar Gulld duties at St. Paul's We thank everyone for their co- for them This Ls lhe largest group (‘r *■’*** ab® ". *ueV “* tmmd trip ildter-<uh •nether. „,h, „ld 1Km, ray take it out on American, prisoner* cathedral, operation In helping u* to get a new for some years. I .... „ J Mrs., Glen Gunn ~r. Rami; worthy ot wider clmtUUon-t'A m.n ,„„„ t tret or any other luckless fellow Ameri­ radio for the school. It helps us in Wednesday March 29 the free' fll * n Ounn and a”d «n Romig Tills Easter tier associate* have canMarch he can 39. get me hold iree of. aj Kalamazoo were weekend guesu Geoaranhv and Hlstorv weancsaay. u u bid u the thin., th.1 .nnoy ,„„„d „ wrtl, Ior tmny-,. taken over because Mias Lathrop left ueograpn) ana throw tournament, sponsored by ,i^A r Clark •, him . eweUent lo keep tn mind ,h, (,m, then.-hm Mr. and Mr*. Alden Todd and conch Brotak was nut on it* wav C^.C .. Patsy, has gone in for all-out-uid March 20 for a month's motor tour daughter* spent Sunday afternoon (|Ue when you are ntoruu your tray ba- ln , .Mupm-r (,u th(. Onr wither A few-1 ,Cor,‘n' of spasmodic croup. with two friends through the Smok­ hind one ot ibtwe hnllalliw. -Im„u lh, ,1U.,|UO„ „ the to the Allied Cause. She Is giving ies. iioplng to be in Charleston. S. with Mr anrl Wrt Gnrrtnn qt«-l nf MS . , . ’’t ■ ?” A ‘ drive tO get tWOr»hundred plate* ll .nd ™n., r»H <£Lr. ptedble-to. make .up-bh-w heru>.t the Turn, almo.1 dtut nut her best beloved doll's rubber pants C„ for Easter. If Miss Lathrop ha* “Ones trisd never without I" Mr nnd Mra Calvin Powell of lO°* P<,n' ' r"»’Pl*"ri their work »nd purchased mind-, type ol Indhldu.l All „„ champ, by ah to the government to help thc rub­ a fondness for any one thing. it‘a Sold by all druggists. H«tmA vwuri Mr and Mra wuMutory be*n «lv*n dl’hM *h*h •*» «* of which remind* me that up In Hie' 8 t0 , Then Ke had lhe ber situation. Greater love hath motor travel. She debated about Kidder and family Sunday afr«Pon.<*bnHy of promoting de- Ft Custer this week The ladies apMinnesota city, famous a* lhe real ad(lcd plp(uurt. of wemg two Tlg«r no little girt— I thti trip; finally decided upon ft liam ternoon. J s“imP •»’«« j nreciate .the generolty of nil who of the Mayo clinic, placard* are-,ooltlp p|UhWM strike-out the g;cal t.,a. AzMvki. .—iam. w. because her car and tire* are pracconspicuous on walls of hotel lob- -DIMagg" 'three times and he wo* hart’ in taFN*toT«Sf an l^^anHv UcaU’' new and hecame the Smokies Mra. Lloyd Fisher received word The Spring Swing, sponsored by helped them. ble* and dining rooms reading: ' W«- oul On a,, PB,y thp rourI(, hud in here la»t week can be easily ---------------- --- -------- ----------- — inu, . AMIM.A. <nui «». 1 SISI “ “L'Si K, " U""*d of the death of her youngest ‘he Boys Union Council, will be held Do Not DIscum Operations". If you Unip ,lp How the Tiger fan* did Sunday school and church, tn spite brother. Roudie Naylor, of Jackson Friday. April ... 10. ! States she hasn't visited. must use that forbidden word you roMl lllm . . . whlJe j lhat substituted a tablespoon of molasses first‘ fire 'drill of the month ot ’he fact there were quite a num-, 'The n~~ *' Detroit lawyers who. *he says, are early Sunday morning. March ’29. for that much corn syrup, added was held Thursday momlng. April- bcr children absent on account, are expected u> mention it a* "your -advancing years" precluded any the particular charm of her jab ns Burial was last Tuesday afternoon party", or "mv party", all of which thought of my conalderlmt lite offer spice* and fruit—rahlns and can­ law librarian, gave her such a de­ 2. during the second hour. <* ‘he mumps: The Easter program 1* good psychology—don't you think?, telescrapHert me by_a certain waggluh dled orange peel, and finished ju/d; llghtful anniversary that she 1* al­ The Doomsday Book sales cam- hud to be postponed until a later dale. ••• The winter months may be vaca- professional friend of oura. to be­ like the other*. Tlie one enution for ready looking forward to her fiftieth. k im tion time for northern women who comp -technical advisor" to tlw Tig- all sugarlcs* recipes I've tried yet; She became a librarian In the first wnn Mr. .nd Mr. EmA,i Tndd Wednesday. the d dead-' Mr and Mrs. Leon Slocum and WMm-d.r April «nAl B. ■ w (h. daughter Lavone were Easter guests come to St. Petersburg but not for e„, j fppl Di ll Baker should order 1* this—take them up while hot or place because the librarian at the Mm Agnes Barry nnd daughter line for all material in the Doomes- at the Leo Hendershott home. resident women. It is harvest time a lol of vitamin B-l injected In University of Michigan suggested the and son of Martin Corner* called day Book. Mrs Ernie Matteson spent Friday for all church, club, philanthropic, thHr lpgH to acrei..raie their move- out of lhe tins. If you take them‘ profession when she was a student on Mr. Rrnr.r Todd Sundo>- Mlrr-' night with Mrs P. T. Colgrove. In and now. a wide range of defense: mcrits; some more of it in their arm* off and pul them in a covered crockj there. Ing orders for senior name cards in organizations ••• Annual "Poppy. gpt throws to baser, and keep the while warm, they will be nice and । She wfnt on to the library school noon. the session room during thirty-min­ Hastings. Mr?. Gertrude Fuhr and sons. moist. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walters of Day" here comes in February for the la<b ln general practicing double 1 at the University of Illinois, started Franklin and Gordon, of lhe Mc- ute period. A. L. and VF W. auxiliaries, the j piny* uil they cun make one oc-i Dramatic students are preparing Hastings were Sunitay guests of the ! her career in the catalog division of former, by the way. being in charge, cnslonally • • • Tiger pitchers have' Backache or no backache, there L* thc Library of Congress. She came Combcr district were Sunday din­ short skit* for class presentation, Floyd Garrison ^mcl O'loiughlln ner guest* of her parents. Mr. and of Mrs. Archie McDonald Earlier, teen good but received mighty poor 1,0 satisfaction on earth that can) back to the University of Michigan Mrs O'Laughltn was a and it is hoped that in this way- families Mrs Gilbert Todd. guest al the Walter* home on Fri­ a tag-day for disabled veterans' »upport. • •• But then we have been compare, -with getting out in the rounu u» us wearing wearing a a little mue blue oiue flow.'s^ng riow-^mg n a ]lol off those th0M> devastating devastating garden K^racn and unu digging rngging in m me mn after airer• *°JJJ’rin/^tora?v "thl? wraAo Barbara and Arlene Tlelz. Duane new talent will Tbe .discovered. found ol O tlie dirt day. er - Gm. pne nf of tiir the fineal homes and and C„dmab-'fastest team afloat" af»winter whole awav winterfrom .way IL I dug h.X‘ m Wilke*. Mrs. Barber. Mr*. Tietz and passing OF MRS. <*r flr.i-jtt hnme-t ' a whole it. from I dug Mr. and Mrs Floyd Garrison with the legislative reference bureau of Mr*. Fisher were visitors at school pifrce of dowling hospital* In the U. S A. for dis- work, whose footwork and move- parsnips and salsify and the carMr and Mra. Chas. Hendershott the State Library In lanslng. recently. • Mrs. ablcd soldiers and their wive*, also ment* make one fee) that tlie Cardl- roljs we planted In July and they Mrs Constance Constance Anriu Anna Fierce, Pierce, agea aged went to Battle Creek last Thursday In 1917. after the death of Mi*s Mr. and Mra Frank Weeber and M of Dowling died on Wednesday to the funeral of a cousin. Clarence nurses who have seen service, is out na| emblem should be replaced by were so crisp and tender they were Josephine O'Fiynn. taw librarian, cluldr-n M MH ,M Mr. nrenlo« >< JTnoork hooplMl She Cummings. at Bay Pines, not far from lhe city-x-ji'atUng gun. No matter If u bat- a delight to curry to lhe house. the late Judge Murfin called Lansing t5rI 'WIT w“ >" '« Fotlor.1110 on Oct. H. On Saturday Mr, nnd Mrs. Hen­ Ilmira nnd local groups do a great ter hit* the ball "where they ain't" Till* year we are trying some a*-* for someone to take Mis* O'Flynn'* orwoodi.nd wnt sund.r'.uh Mr. lm ,„d „ldlJ ry,,,,,., dershott attended the funeral of deal In providing entertainment •••)—you can count on their being there P®r««u« chicory, garden huckleber‘ place. Miss Lathrop wa* recom­ ■ and Mrs. Gilbert Todd. nd Mr. cnlh.,1 Todd hiub«nd. rrrd ries.- Dasheen*, Dasheens, and those 3 pound Nearly all the church Aid societies'(0 get II. |I rlM Mrs. Mark Hammond of Prairie­ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher spent Pierce, preceded her in death. Sur­ ville at the Henton funeral home | tomatoes. I've raised them that mended. give weekly suppers: well patronized) Sadie R. Cook ‘ Twenty-five yearn ago lhe Detroit Sunday afternoon with their daugh ­ they are. too. a welcome change1 Pennflora Hotel i weighed 11 i pounds but I hope to viving are a daughter. Mrs. Irene In Delton. । step It up. Il looks like we can ex- Bar Association had a membership ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burghdoff of Hastings; a son. MarMrs. Ella Lahr bi visiting her from menu-selected foods. ••• The st. Petersburg. Florida. | poet an early spring. The soli Is, of 591 lawyer*, the library had ap- James of Hastings. Women's Guild of St. Peter's Epta-1 ---------------- < a > shall Pierce of Dowling, nnd eleven daughter. Mrs. Albeit Brill thi* week, Roderick Tietz had his tonsils out grandchildren. nnd meaty mealy ana and just Just ngnt right tor for. proximately 18.000 volumes, lhe law copal enuren church is Is lamou* famous for Ita 1U three uuwunti DOWLING ' \| warm anu Funeral services ■ " —*;*--------------MICHIGAN TERMINIX CO. i library budget was 85.775. Today last Saturday at the Pennock hos­ were held at the Dowling Methodist M8C >-F-NDS ANOTHER course, sixty-five cent turkey din-| Tlie funeral of Mrs. Anrta Pierce early vegetables now. ; Bar Association membership Ls about pital. He is feeling as well as pos­ church, of which Mrs. Pierce was Battle Creek Another member of the Michlean ner*. served into Urnt. They .,*••* held at the Dowling church' ' , 2.200, thc library has 50.000 books sible. a member, on Saturday afternoon State College staff has been enrolled I can take car JOO and often turn' Saturday. Her death means a Cleaning a boy's room Is certain­ Represented in Hastings by nl two o'clock, the Rev. Robert ln •»cc,al war work Dr Irm“ 114 people away ••• The Congregational| great deal lo the community a* well b' “ test of courage in a woman's) and the budget Ls 123.000 annually. :ja* to friends a* her cooperation in Alter you get is au »P»c »nd Suoirl* library °rommitb^ A MLv You *av that you have no disSmlth offlclftllng . interment tn the OrttiS lwad ° f ,he department of ladies sponsor many things, among) a, to ft lends as her cooperation In We- After you get it all spic and HOME LUMBER CO. have him--------bring out his »JJ» tant relatives? Dowling cemetery homp management and child dethem Miss Chew's popular book re- I church work and social activities »P*n — -------------- all -------Phone 3276 "Well, not now. They're all llv---------------- ----------------------vetopment, ha* been called to-Wash-1 view, “*>«‘ views which which are are always always out out In in time! time' was was heartily heartily entered entered into, into, and and after after treasures, treruures. wads wad* of of string, string, bolte, bolts, nut*. nut*. ... catch _________________________ ■ . . .her own .family .. she ....... II). I.JI.. to many of the crowd for the raising had tak-j — naM». match boxes ■with ladle* < ? i ® ^urt^aw Ing with us." । —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— ington to participate in a study ol weekly forty-cent luncheon • • • en two Utile boy*, the youngest six onU* cover radio innards, car In- »h“*8uP"«n* Court «• taw school The young people of First Ave.'month* old. who had been left nards. bicycle innard*. and Just Methodist church finance many of motherless, also their a‘n innard*. — and spread them ev-a legal vocabulary as extenmotntness, and «i'ocared uieir father. lamer, inlo,P« mw — niiired *rcd “I«««wv?rt bur.*» exton their activities bv eared for them the'enly and carefully over every q.u,re “ “ v°cauuianr a* extenby the numerous her home ami "silver offering" forrt of entertain­ na»l six years and to say that her'square inch of dresser, commode “ve ' aP> lawyers, out sne aoesn t life work was "well done" would be and chiffonier top In the room . £££traS’to^flnd^nfor0 ment* they present in lhe big hall a fitting tribute. then you bite down on your tongue 8 5 tra,ned 10 nnd ln‘or' which is a part of that large plant a fitting tribute. -- l. a.a.,4 ——-I,",*' --------------------------- — a. —t'A.la* ---■ __.._ n * VAI..* hands k.A.-A.- down 111T?;"' —1101). o—..a„ .ah. and clench your at your . .... • • • Conceit*, travelogues, colored amXnaldl^nithe t~k?ndwith »ld“ *nd »*M‘ 4lalra and . whu “7 JF*"® ’“I “"ST slides, a really most Intereating lot ^raST and “eep still and leave the sluff atone.*rl*lty1Ucl“' whlc^ jef evening entertainment, do the relatives al Grand Rapids and. yo^ wgr need a humidifying system. A churches all over the city 'sponsor bp*rta. | * German bova who are Pcaceful person, she doesn't like lo thruout thc winter, all for a silver offering. We heard one last month on Australia, given by an Australian itora at Frank Hallock*. Amrrirn nnd have n hnv who types of question* in a single day. In which I learned more interesting , h““ hu »> • h.nu».r cooking l» Mr .voe.Mon Shr facts about that faraway land than "I had ever learned from books It proved so popular In the light of vanueiic oi t|| Mr. and Mra. Mr*. josn Josh Vandellc of J desserts, but adds a dash of of savory present day Interest that it wa* re­ Rutland were Eister guests of Mr.)w R c f,-QTES to everything else, such as sugges­ peated three time*. • ■» • The Three*» •»«.. <”»»' tion of garlic with roast lamb. Quarter Century club here is much A special Easier service wa* held She likes a good game of contract, in the limelight. It gave it* annua! at the church .11 A. M. SuMar w R 0 -------------------------------------is knitting for the Red -Crou. buying concert one night this week to a and afterward the P«>Pte« wJU hcld ln thc GAR. Hall hcr own yarn- 18 * member of the full house with n chorus of fifty ^n^Jran^k’e ^d tV^ora ’ p ptan* for °«rolt Business Women'* club. ha. taking part. Please remember not Bonnte Jean Drake “J* ,h« Juniors aupper Saturday night will be ***” °n ,u board of rectors; is a one was under seventy-five years of in Mr*. Lloyd Gaskill* and Mr. ^ 8UP^r n^nt wm De presldenl of American age. There were duet*, quartets and Walter Ornube'* classes had breakP; Association of Law Libraries. featured entertainer*. Happily they fast at the Oasklli home. Well-traveled, been confined their effort* to the Stephen Mr. and Mra. Maurice Brandl Foster type of songs and the result have moved to Battle Creek as the) wa* most pleasing. Especially pop­ home which they occupied has been' ular were the numbers by a violin purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Robert. soloist. 92 year* old. who had been Abendroth. on artist in his day This is the Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris ofj report given me by Mrs. Johnson Prairieville and Mr. and Mrs. Will and Elia Rogers who attended. I Pierce of Charlotte were Easter guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Fisher I A project women of all denomina­ Mr. nnd Mr*. Chas. Gn«kiii of tions are behind is the financing of Hastings and Mr. and Mra. Earl a suitable social center for enlisted Gaskill of Royal Oak were weekend men whose number seems to grow visitors at Lloyd Gaskill's. . dally in this city • • • It was to help this excellent cause along that sev­ CRICKS NEED eral of the ladies from the hotel, CLEAN YARDS Trouble In the poultry yard is due including Florence Groos and my­ self. attended a Style show at the for poultrymen who put a new crop Huntington. one of the larger hotels of pullet* out on range occupied tail here. The committee, not aware of summer by a flock of old hen*. The' what they were getting Into, made yard sliould be plowed up and seed­ the mistake ot making the inVtiation ed. or disinfected or rotated. a general one. with Just a “silver of­ BANNER WANT ADV'S. PAT fering" the open sesame Figuring' on a few hundred, over a thousand came, disrupting completely perfectlylaid plans. Here one saw "the female of the species" at her worst. Many of the mob stood their ground with the doggedness of a "Horatio at the bridge” trying, to push their way in­ to lhe big lobby where the chairs We are in the markka? had been filled all ot an hour before for your wool. Our' the announced time • • • Finally the manager, speaking for the dis­ price! will be right tracted committee, announced “no with the market. showing" until everyone went into the garden, a big one happily, where the models could use tlie garden When you need grots paths as part of their run-way. after seed come in and see an hour's delay. • • • As at most such events, tlie models seem to be all for 14 and 18 sires, for which lead line ii complete. there la a good reason. I expect. | High School Note* || GREETINGS FROM FLORIDA Barru ffigpatlja ILS* f*.',” '•"» -SV*™ " PECKHAM'S It EMED V WNHEfl tWaRMIliU £ ‘£ If YOU Need Money See Your Banker First FARMERS If It’s Money It’s Worth Talking It Over With Men With Financial Experience * the popularity of red was shown again and again in the amount used not only in dresses, but hau nnd accessories. • • • A feature that drew the greatest round of applause was a wedding party with the groom, | a tall, handsome sailor in middy uniform, and tlie bride in a preUy j and simple suit of light blue and! matching hat. who carried a large bouquet. Many weddings of thia type that are the real thing, occur here several times a week now. as, the Maritime station and MeDill and1 We are prepared to furnish you quality fuel at all times. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mfr. HASTINGS CITY BANK Fifty-Five Years of Continuous Service* PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MH �FAGI TWO _____________________________________________________________________________ THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1M1 SOUTHWEST RUTLAND I Douglas* Emmerson Edger, of the! day evening caller. voters approved the proposal to a Orand Rapid* paper state* that 'of 10M. and Ervin Havens of Detroit. A de­ pave Jefferson and Green street*. i there are fifty case* of xmallpox In There is a scheme on foot to build ! Mrs. Bryan vreloov —• district, was a guest on Mon- j The infant daughter of Mr. and licious dinner was enjoyed and the Crofoot vuuica visited mr her | Edger .AlKa. at ■> IK—--II ih lh. ntt the • —t rlftv I Wm— t am.al! Mika - ... n_— day spent In visiting. The com­ City officer* elected Monday Hasting*. The truth i*. there tent; a railroad from Katamaaoo to Char- mother P i..t o day. rnrrn-w LfauAM C-ka-tm* IT r'V.Knrn r> ■ .. nmallrwv In Inlla hv wav nV Ulalrnav Z-nma— an^ ■ '! o*y- . Alderman? Albert HHiwC’d. John County. There art. however, about Chkrtotte. ' ' "'T?' ;u VtartUnw her Star Mn°Wm/h”* nock hospital with bronchial pneu­ bined ages of Mrs Robinson. Mrs. monia. Ls convalescing at thc home Erway and Mrs. Haven*, alstera. W TWENTY YEARS AGO Chark^Anders'lR11^6 CHHbBarber’ ^Prof5 P °L '’aauw of ^Bwnir I mh, Rock Ungs were Sunday caller* gt the [tn*. She wa* a guest last week tn of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Otis, brother, and Wm Haven*, Charles Anders. R„ Dr. 0. H. Barber. Prof. F. L Bauer of Le Bueur.I will be pleased to know that he ha*' home of Mr. and Mr*. John De- the homes of Mr*. Bertha McKlbbln. Roy Oaks. brother-in-law totaled 399 year*. , April S, IKK R., David K. Tilman, D. Wm. Minn , has been unanimously rebeen transferred to' thU country and ’ Sml'th ” ” ‘ " ’ i en unanimously re.m.-------- -------- *1-------Mr*. HalUe and Mr and ‘ '|; Henry Gaskill, republican, wa* Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson of The many friends of Mrs. Robinson R.. Dr. John Wooton. D. elected a* superintendent of school* will leave Scotland lhe tatter part, liUeH, schrier who 1* teaching at; • Mr*. Glmn Morehouse of the McJoin in extending birthday greetings ' elected mayor on Monday, his ma­ schader, Grand Rapids delightfully enter-' ’«“■ a II. Ita « ~ Itata. in a! ta uu tai , Callum district jority over Mortimer Nichols, his: TO, s™.. Port am., commnta talned a number of relatives Sunday' ,«> b. « ta H.v, „rd m BnxUbn., i . Sunday caller* at the Geo. Hav- in Ur nor of the birthday of hi* I - cni home were Mr. and Mr*. Morse mother. Mrs. Clara Robinson. I Tires usually wear for, twice the tai^Xt1 ---------- ----------- Z— J Mr and *n urn. Hrnn, Otam. rep. tart 0, ,or , Murphy -nd and cSidren children and Albert mileage If they are driven at 40 Inn Ort OTX -Wita !■ tha Hr.I 1^L1 e«r • UiuXd 8on- ,hou arc ever *1Ul me- and Mr MeCain of Hastings were Sun- Anders of/he Brush Anders of /hetaltaor, Brush R1 Ridge district. Mr*. Wm. Havens. W. H. OU*. iocal. miles an hour Instead of 6tf miles uto .IXl U XX rt “ Wm-Uta ISJl.j tar W— ol Mr -nd Mr., D.„ Wm. H.r/r Wm Marl nnlflmnrM C. Stale eelettaed Ita _____ Mrs Sarah Erway of Glass Creek an hour. connection with Mr. Lake'* resort. ~ ~~ ' .’---------- -------------------------“iX XS T ta coun _______ FIFTY YEARS AGO °” roRTV VIAKfl AO° April 7, 1892 Announcement U made of the I APrt' 3^_ 1902 City officers elected at lhe recent, secretary of the election are: Mayor. E Y. Hoglc. marriage Saturday evening. April Emery ” ' iby. ’ . '* commission, and a L at Harrisburg. Pa_ of Miss PeArl state ba dem : Recorder. E. G. Holbrook, rep.; resident, was- Trcas. C. W. Warner, dem.: JusIrene Eckert, daughter of Mrs Wm ,prominent .. Hastings ______ _______ Eckert of this city to William Temple aricjitjl in Detroit when trying to■ rice, R. B WlghUnon. dem ; M»r>Gephnrt ---—| -collect license fees from delinquent shall. Wm. Miller, dem ; Supr., M. The Biegler Player Aption Co.. barbers. One of the barber* he L. Williams, dem. and Geo. W. Ab. employing fourteen mepd* receiving I collected from did not know who lie I,bey. dem.; Alderman. Jesse Towngood order* and made Ils flr*t ship­ was and thinking he had been the i send. dem . A. D. Cook. rep.. F. victim of a racket, put the police' Brodesser. dem., J. W. Bentley, dem.. ment Saturday on his trail When he succeeded In Tlie board of supervisors is made THIRTY’ YEARS AGO identifying himself he was released up of ten democrats and eight rcApril 4. 1912 ond profuse apologies were forth-' publicans. Tlie court house and jail f proposition carried by a majority By a majority of SJ4. Hastmg* i coming. Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday 0053482323232353235348535353235323532353902353235323484 THRIFT POLICIES REAFFIRMED ANNIVERSARY OF DEPARTMENT STORE CHAIN ? 5 ON FORTIETH J. C. Penney Company, in Nation -Wide Celebration, Point* Out Country'* Need For Universal Economy. In a celebration featuring the historical background of the bad­ ness. the J. C. Penney Company marks its fortieth milestone. 1609 stores all over the country arc taking part in the celebration, which extends tnrough the month of April. Tlie keynote founder of the Company, Mr. 1 "We hive chosen Thrift ns the theme of our fortieth annlver- it seems to us particularly time­ ly to stress the nerd for our re­ turn to pioneer simplicity. wartime. because of the tremendou* job ahead of us. we mud learn again to work hard and to live simply—lo put into the prrierving of America what we once put into the building of it—to return to the old ways of thrift and savings that were the gen­ eral rule at the beginning ol this century. -We’fecl that the Penney Com­ pany u well equipped to make a substantial contribution toward the Thrift and Savings of the na­ tion—because the Penney Com­ pany knows from long experience what Thrift is all about. Thrift is nothing new to the Penney Company—it Ls our slock in trade. When the Penney busi­ ness was founded, in 1903. haid work and sp'artan living were the general rule. “ Our first little store in Kemmerer. Wyoming was dedicated to Thrift, and all through lhe yean. m> our busi­ ness has grown. Thrill lias con­ tinued to be our guiding prin­ ' ciple. “This. thrift theme appears In advertising ant! window dis­ plays in Penney stores all over the country, together with mes­ sages reminiscent of his early store days by Mr. Penney. Back m 1902. when Mr. Penney founded his first store, lie found that’ many people who could ill afford It made a practlco-of buy■ing everything on credit, and "paying up on pay da>.” He came to the conclusion that he could serve people more economically by selling only for cash, thus eliminating credit coats. A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM >Mr. Penney found, too. that haggling over prices was a gen­ eral practice, and making a pur­ chase or a sale became a battle of wits between customer and store-keeper It wns this that de­ cided Mr. Penney to maintain a fixed price, and as soon as his customers found that that fixed price was the lowest price, they expressed their appreciation in an impressive loyalty to that first small store, and. through the years, to all other Penney stores as well. A TREMENDOUS TASK LIES AHEAD OF US! THE C OF THE COMPANY: iff We feel that the Penney Company is peculiarly well equipped to make a substantial contribution toward the Thrift and Savings of the nation—because the Penney Company knows from long experi­ ence what thrift is all about. Thrift is nothing new to the Penney Company —it is our stock in trade. When the Penney business was founded, in 1902, hard work, and spartan living were the general rule. Our first little store in Kemmerer, Wyoming was dedicated to Thrift, and all through the years, as our business has grown, Thrift has continued to be our guiding principle. offer no delivery service to his customers. In this connection he remarked. "My customers carried their packages from Penney's Golden Rule Store; and they did It gladly because they knew that my No-Deltverie« policy^ helped them to buy for less. ' "I resolved that nothing should Tlie management of the Penney Company, which In forty years', has grown from one store to 1609. still adhere* to the policies laid down by Mr Penney at the very outset. Quoting Mr Earl Corder Sains, president of thc Company, and lifelong associate of Mr. Penney: The Penney Company still believes in. and PENNEY Today America is at war. Now, in wartime, because of the tremen­ dous job ahead of us, we must learn again to work hard and to live simply - to-put into the preserving of America what we once put into the building of it-to return to the old ways of Thrift and Savings that were the general rule at the beginning of this century. Mr. Penney tells of his many planned economies in the con­ duct of his business—economics, many of them small, which add­ ed up to a successful and profit­ able business Otic such econo- und energy, string and paper, all were carefully conserved to avoid any expense that might boost prices. ’ FOUNDER THRIFT AND SAVINGS ARE A BIG PART OF THE JOB The Penney Co.’s practice of Thrift and Savings is evidenced in everything we do: We buy for cash and sell for cash; we make no deliveries; we eliminate all costly frills and extravagances; we operate on an extremely small margin of profit per transaction; we buy at the source in the most economical quantities; we save at every turn! All this means that now when Thrift and Savings mean more than ever, It will pay you, it will save precious dollars for you, always to shop first at,Penney’s. » l> * REDEDICATE OURSELVES, TODAY, ON OUR 40th ANNIVERSARY, TO THE SERVICE OF AMERICA * We rededicate ourselves to Thrift and Savings. We rededicate our 1600 stores, which now stretch from coast to coast, to the great job of helping American families to continue to live well for less. practices, the thrifty methods of 1902. It stands rfratfy to help Mvtnu are essential!: THE PENNEY WAY IS THE THRIFTY WAY-THE THRIFTY WAY IS THE AMERICAN WAY! EFENSE BUY 84230200021100020000010200230200000209000 5555555555555555555-55555555UW5Z55555555555555555555555555555550555555555 1942 �THE HARTINGS IHNNFR. THl’RSDAT. APRIL B. 1912 The business mewlon of the Qunr-' Unemployment. Mr. and Mr*. Semlah Seese and This rating from Corporal wa* made to victory. Friday momlng there vbtitors ot Mr. and Mrs. F. C Tab­ Mr- Adah MglUr were Sunday m twenty-four dayn. Tlie telephone was a meeting of lhe Council Mid berer. school wa* divided Into group*, church Saturday evening al 1:00.'and Mrs. Je*«l* Burtt Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Wrs- rail wa* an EasU-r present for hl* the each pupil signing up for the ~ ac Creek were vUltors at ’ . mother. ----- --------“-­ Members please be present ton Ham* of Lansing were Sunday ley Keim of Clarksville. Rev. Don Carrick, thc Presiding Canns last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mead and -------- —“ i i : tivlty In which he U most interested afternoon callers of Mr. and Mra. family spent Sunday with Mr. and I" Aeeidenl Guy Smith. * Senior News munlon service and preaching Sun-1 gg, ^4 yn George < Mrs. Bird SheHenbargrr of Ha*-' A-L-Houvener and Patty were Mr und Mrs. Leo Rose and family tlna. Tlie Senior* ----------received their .pic- day morning ' , y, and y^. d,h Wilcox of Involved in an automobile accident .. . ----------were Friday evening (Uppez. guraU of Hastings spent Sunday afternoon ----due to a blow-out on the road to ture, Monday momlng and every- Pleasant Valley Und and Mr. and Mrs. Frank with Mr. and Mr-. Kd Stairs. Preaching—lb:00. ! nan of Hurting* were Bunday HasUngs. Saturday. Mr. Houvener one U satisfied. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasgow nnd Mr. and Mrs Arthm Huth of Lahr Charlotte spent Sunday evening was uninjured but Potty was taken Leto Landon. Evelyn Thompson. Sunday school—11:00. ------------ — --------• sons ot Dowling. Mr. and Mrs Wlising spent fSaturduy afternoon with with-Mr. and Mrs. L. R. WoleplL , to Pennock hospital for treatment.'-Gr»*idiiw- Doyle, and Tri* Baldwin Christian Endeavor—8:0O. Sympathy la extended to the I iani Arnold and Marilyn. Mr. and Mr nnd Mrs. Perry Preston were*=-* Friday morning gue*U Marie Mr and Mrs Harold Skinner of The car waa dalnaK«l ------—--------*-----------Uy of Mrs. Anna Pierce al thia Mrs. Howard Brdo of Hurting*. und Mrs. Harold Rou-nberger spent Bqtlle Creek. Mr. and Mr*. William McRobert.^ ot the Caledonia ichonl Freeport Methodhl Church of tltelr bereavetqeni. Mra. P Rev. und Mt*. Everett lx>ve. local,' .of Quimby. Friday utteinoon with Mra. Ann Tinkler und baby and Frank Leon- | • wa* a visitor Monda/ . » endeared herself to Use Irving were Sunday dinner gUc*ta of Mr. Chrtaian at Clear lake, camp. •' nrd of Hastings were Sunday din-' Morning worship—11:00. . Mn *nu am K.raoe und Mr» Glenn Kellogg. !, Mr nnd Mrs. Claude Wnltnn visitMr. and Mrs. Marvin Tliatrr and Library Club Simday school—12:00.. Joey Buehler was absent during AUm r..,. ... . «“• Keith of Hasting*. Mr. und Mrs Everson. T" Ubr.,, Cluo M M*r .Wo are grateiul for lhe large nt. Grand Rapids with hU brotlMCg, Orvul Kokx of Battle Creek, Mra. rd with Mr. and Mr*, jlck Me- &t£J"were .MM... E U M Ur Bn4 Mr< CUr.nc. M«rWl>- Tl.™i~>» in. Olm- pr'^i't'd - by ftve Utaw A pl.yln puMr. and Mn. Frank Mcftitt and arnmfT’tha^1 plw^d'on Iiitennedlate Bstll Thompson, Mrs. scufe. and . . .... i ,-,l. Kv rivi- t ii t^nnerilu tmstrau were among mine pmccu on • . / ” '.' . \ ,’wcre Harting* visitor* Wednesday. MU* Grrrte Thompson of Pontiac Clay of Woodland Friday the nd Mar *” Ja, ‘* Carttun Center Methodist Church lhe Barry County County Honor Roil. Roll. Toe The »“• Msrton M-no» Rnu,h F^!' * *nd Sarah Jane Mr. and Mr*. L. J. Matthews of, Mrs Wllllum Hutrhrns and Mrs Mr. and Mr*. Allen FUh. Virginia 4-H Achievement Day held Saturday Bu Buntr.-s ’gr.* gave book - re.lew*. Games —...... Sunday. tar Hustings were Sunday dinner Btirte Fox are spending » tew ilnyt wi re Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. John Thaler nnd fnmily. Morning wonhlp—10:00. • X - -»« Mr.'and Mn. Ralph Moor-. , and Calvin, were Saturday after- , Ratings we’*' P,a>,ed ttnd refreahment* I Mn. Dick Tompkins and little ' in Hasting* with/ Mr und Mr • Mr. und Mrs. ’ Merle N<-<-b and noon caller* at the John Baar iiome ' . . . terved. Sunday school—11:00. BeUey Jane will drive through ,to Lydia Thompson and Mrs. Marvln - ------------ ' r »jSd Keith Meria of Hartings. Mr and MtC Ray in Grand Rapid*. Lucy'stulil were Mr Sunday junior New* Wyoming .where Mr. /Tompkins U .... of Elmdale .---------Tilmn Kellogg re. IR VING Neeb of Vicksburg. MU.-. Dorothv Paul Miller of Saginaw brought The Government class ha* planned cmikiii stws an off her in un army camp. afternoon callers of Mr. and Mis. tyrwd hc.lnr Saturday after spehdVan Patten of Kalamazoo. Mr. imp Carolyn oh Sunday to remain for the a defense organization tor the high Mr. and Mik. George Grabe .. Ul T-l_ R*'-. Paul Olmstead; pastor Cterrnc* Van Patten of North week with her grandparent*. Mr. and gcliool. Tlie group ha* a council Freeport Rutland were calling on Irving montvllle were Sunday callen al Blough. s' Freeport? nnd Mr and Mrs Arthyr Mrs L. R. Wolcott friends Friday. William McCann's. * which Is composed of two member* " — Sunday rchool■ —— 10:30. Mr. and Mra.'TWcjin. Pcrkhu and Grand ( Rapids. Mrs. Carlton Bump Clinton- and family of Carlton Twp Miss Leda Moore ok Grand Rapid* from each claw <7-121. The preolPreaching—11:30. laiurrl. nnd Mrs. .Raymond-Perkin* (of Hartings. Mrs Clarence SL-son of tetUincd their daughter. Mrs. Helen j Christian Endeavor—7:00. of Hartings were Sunday afternoon jIrving. Mrs. Polly Eash of Bownc spent Sunday wiHfe Mr and Mrs i>pent-Monduy wllh Mrs. Julia God- dent. Donald Preston, was chown Lewis Neeb. . frey. by the entire high school. IU purPry. aUo Mr. and Mrs. Wilson TravPreaching—8:00. gursU of Mr. und Mrs. L. B. Lester. (and daughter Lena of Grand Rapids Mi. und Mrs. Dan PosUna arid A marriago Ucanw wa* irtued to poae la to collect scrap material*. Prayer. meeting—Thursday Mr. mid Mrs. L. A Seger und ,were Suiulay afternoon callers of PhyllU Ann were Sunday dinner Ciair D. Yelter of Lowell.and Mary <if you have any. let u* know) buy nlng at 8:00. MU* Lillian Sowerby wn* home Mra. Robert Seger of Grand Rapid* Mrs. > Polly Parks. guests of Mrs. Bertha "Johnson and F Clark of Cascade —Lowell Ledger, defense stampa. write letter* and The ChristianEndeavor business fromChicago forthe Easter holluse of plastic* In the building of were Sunday caller* of Mr.-and Mrs- ' Mr*. Gertrude Ruxsell spent Sun­ Russ of Hastings. 35 years ago items. send books and good magazine* to meeting will bt held at the home of day. their warplanes. Allen Fish und family. (day with her parents. Mr and Mra Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ba.vM-tc and Mr. and Mrs Arthur Richardson sold Irra, and any other thing that Sarah Jane Burgess Friday evening ‘ Windes ‘ • Mrs.\Argvle Ls employed Mr. and Mra. Glenn Kellogg at- Robert । Sweet of Long Lake I fumlly of Irving, and Mr. ................ und Mia. were called to lhe home of their will In some- way help our country at 8:00. In Battle Creek at the Bureau of —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— tended tlie funeral of Mrs. Mareux Mr. and Mr*. George Bustancc j|rllry Myers, local, were Sunday wm. Chester, near Vermontville Bun­ Hummond Saturday afternoon al anti t family spent Sunday with Mr jimper „ues!s of Mr. and Mis Geo. day, by the serious Hine** of MU* 3:00 at tlie Renton funeral home in ।and Mra Pay Studt of Like Odessa.' Bassett. Joyce who has strep lnfect,ion of thr Delton.. Mr nnd Mr- Kenrieth .suckle und Mr UI.j Mrs c.(rl R1<:g,.rt and Mr. and Mis. Clarence Benedict ।family of Lansing spent Lister with, Mr. and Mr„ Levi Hynes of Grand throat, lungs and stomach. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ray Richardson ©* accompanied Mr. und Mra. George Mr. ; mid Mrs Asa Steckle Rapids railed on Mr. and Mrs. Gail Grand Rapid.* called at the JobtHillman to Manton where they vb.itMr. mid Mrs Frank Denise rulleji •.Lightfoot Sunday afternoon. and Arthur Richardson home* Sat­ • <1 Mn. George Cook. ton Mrs. Saraii Stauffer and Mrs Mr alld Mn: Myer* of Eaal Has- urday. Mrs Della Scott of Clarks­ Mr. and Mrs Edgar Cheney nnd Bellr j Casjier of Alto Sunday ere- tlngs F>ajsU.r wllh Mr. nnil ville returned to Grand Rapid* with daughter DOnna of Lansing were ning. (”*ng. Mr Gerald Thompson, and made them to care for her sister. Mra ,Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. mid Mra. Lewis Nevb spent— Friday rf1( -■ acquaintance of their new Edna Cool, who l» ill. Mrs. Herman GoM.h. ,momlng with Mn Arthur Clinton grandson Rev. nnd Mrs Love and Mr. and Mr. and Mr.s. George Karcher und (of Cnrlton ’1 wp and in the after­ Mrs. Julia Godfrey was a Sunday family of Plainwell liuvr rented the tnoon accompanied hcr-i<> Hurting'*. dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs George &tys. Ardis attended an Easter con­ cert at Caledonia lust Sunday eve­ You've got to save money these days ... to meet higher taxes and groceries, meats, produce, fish, baked goods —• in fact ALL of your j houx-. on the H.tro’.d Yoder farm Mrs. Orval Kokx i«/nd children of Hooper of Pleasant Valley ning. and moved into it Monday to take care of the generally higher cost of living. Do it the right food needs. Each day millions of housewives find they can SAVE Bailie Creek are spending thc week Patricia RowUder of Caledonia Mrs Maude Rogers nnd Mar­ with Mr. and Mis. John "Dialer spent her Easter vacation from Promoted lo Sergeant way ... by taking advantage of A&P's every-day low prices on MORE on their entire food purchases if they shop exclusively at A4P. I guerite mid Mrs Jennie CoMitlay nnd fafnllv. ...... Sunday ..... 'Diur-day 'until with ™,. Mr. Mrs. Elnora Whitney received a were Sunday dinner guest*.of Mrphone call from her son. Corp. R. K. I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fohh and ana Mr* Boland Furrow, Nellie Smith mid family of Has­ baby of Valparabo. Ind. und Mr | Mrs. Claude Wuilon and Donald Whitney from Annapolis. Maryland.1 / 'Ikeie t/alu&L Cttjotf. Mane. ting-. Mrs Casaday remained for and Mrs. Lawrence Hawkirw and and Mi: Frank Hynes were Grand Saturday evenipg. He said that he an indefinite stay. daughter of Htuilngii were stjnd.ty Rnpia-i vbilors Wednesday. hnd JUsi been made n Sergeant. SUNNYHELD Sapa'ili Sauin^i! Mr and Mra. Frank Hyne* ate dinner guests of Mr and Mm Alvin ^bai'uf PnodMcli warm sugar with Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Helrlgel. ROLLED OATS • Olthouse. Tuesday evening. Mr. und Mrs Charier- King of SUNNYFIELD • ISOZ. flGerald Fotlxy lui* been trans­ Hasting.'., nnd Mr. and Mrs Ceci) WITH ISP SUPER RIGHT MEATS! AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS, .TOO! BRAN FLAKES MG. 7C ferred to San Femundo 'Road. ‘ Preston and family of Flint were SUNNYFIELD Glentbile. Calif. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H.i CHOICE CHUCK CUTS GRAIN-FED STEERS Ma.OBIT ASSORTED CEREALS MG. 19C Thc W S. C S met at the home Fausey. IGNITION CHECK BRAKES of Mra, Harold Yoder Wednesday SUNNYFIELD Mrs. Watt Thoma.* of Bownc was •-OZ. Or nftrnioon with un attendance of n Stinday dinner guest of Mr. and! WHEAT FUKES MG. OC thirty. CHOICE CENTER CUTS—ROUND. SWISS OR Mr.. Merrill Knreher and family. WISCONSIN SUNNYFIELD A son weighing seven pounds was 4-OZ. r_ ibtiriT Mr. and Mrs James -Cool were WHEAT PUFFS MG. bC born to Mr. nnd Mra. Gerald Easter dinner gucals nt lhe home Thompson Saturday morning. He of Mr nnd Mrs. Jud'on Kingsley of MOTOR TUNE LUBRICATION SHREDDED WHEAT 2»«21c SHORT CUT. TRIMED FLAIN OR PIMENTO will be called Jerry Herbert. Grandville They culled on Mr. and Miss Dorothy; Stickle of Battle Mrs. Frank laiud*hirr anil Mrs IXEAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS Creek sjn'nt the weekend with her Mary Shilton, al-o of Grandville WHEATIES " MG. IOC parent*. Mr.and Mrs. Owen Steckle. who has been seriously Jli but found SUNNYHElb TENDER. MEATY RIBS DOMESTIC Mra. Minnie Davl* spent Sunday her much.Improved They also called, 3 mt 20c CORN FUKES nt iter farm home in Alto. on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ainsworth of LB. KELLOGG'S Mra. Margaret DeMond of Wood-' Home Acres. — MERCURY — LINCOLN land ipeilt Monday and Tuesdnv I Mr. and Mr*. Seymour Lape nnd RICE KRISPIES MG 12c FRESH CHOPPED VICTORY Court at Church St., Harting* with her parents. Mr. nnd Mr*. Barbara Ann of Grand Rapids ■ALSTON Claud Mend. called on nnd Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Blough nnd Mi. W. C.Will Lape Bun-­ LBS WHEAT FOOD we. 22c Mrs. Bertha Sherman spent Sun­ VELTMAN'S ASSORTED day mid Monday with Mr. nnd Mra. day. « BEST SHOULDER CUTS SILVLRIROQK COOKIES 3',tSE2»c Smith Siitnnan of Rutland. I Mr nnd Mr*. HAroki Yoder nnd AIL PURPOSE Mrs. Mabel Osborne hus moved to Mr. und Mr*. Dan Postmn. local. IB. IONA FLOUR Hie room* above tiie Public Library.' Mr and Mr* Owen Steckle of SUNNYFIELD WITH POCKET FOR DRESSING CRESTVIEW—MEDIUM SIZE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woods Were Ii South Freeport, and Mr. and Mrs PASTRY FLOUR Sunday guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Mil­ Ale’.- Wingeler of Bownc attended 5.11 18c LI. ler Larson of Kalamazoo. Hie Dairyman's Banquet nt Has­ DOZ. CART. Mr. mid Mr*., Claud Mead spent’: tings. Wednesday evening. MACARONI DINNER 2.... lie TRIMMED—SHOULDER SUREGOOCT Sunday wllh Mr. und Mra. Howard,11 Mr nod Mrs. William Klernp ANN PAGE De.Mond of Woodland. I spent Easter with Mrs. Mattle PadNOODLES LB. Mr mid Mrs. Keith Durkee andI1 dock o! Battle Creek. family ol Woodland spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F C Tabberer visit-KEYKO VEGETABLE STEW OR BRAIZE SAUD DRESSING wllh Mr mid Mra. Admit Endres.i | ed Rev. C. Holstein mid family, of, ANN PAGE ' Rev. E M. Ickes Of latke Odessa.-Grand Rapids Tuesday. The forLB. SANDWICH SPREAD wns a cnller at the home of Rev.jj nier returned Wednesday. Mrs. Tub•ANN PAGE Pmil Olmstead nnd family Friday iiberer staying for the remainder of; FANCY ROCKS—FRESH DRESSED SPARKLE GELATIN 1 PKGS 18C I the keek to care for lhe children, altemoon mid evening. . 2ualit>f — Mr mid Mrs. George Woldring of'' while the parents are In Monroe for LB. Holland spent Friday evening witli' a minhterini meeting WHITEHOUSE EVAPORATED Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish and fain-ij Mr. and Mr* Ivan Denise and' — JfouU Uyfamily nnd Max Rice of Allo were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt midi’' Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. mid LB. OUST. SOLID Patty and Mrs. Cora Carr spent Ii Mr*. Frank Denise. HOME lEHER LEAN RIB HALF ■ Easter with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sunday callers at lhe Warren । Cove and family of Parkville. Burrarrer home were Mr. and Mra. FKESH, TENDER LI. Mr. and Mn. Emery Kime and!11 Charles Keller. Art Palmer. Kendall Brulah of Pleasant Valley spent i; Kellei- of Hnstlngs. RiuseU Hinckley SUNNYFIELD— SHANK HALF Easter with Mr. and Mrs Harold i of North Irving. Clarence Burrarrer GOLDEN BANTAM Yoder. I mid Miss Bea De Plenty of Detroit. LB. GIANT, 44 SIZE SEEDLESS ASP CORN Mr. nnd Mrs John Fish are get-1| Dr and Mrs. I. H Waiters mid 2 can 25c ANY SIZE ftECE ting settled In the John Rickert family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Karrher DEL MAIZ FO* home where they moved Wednesday. and Marion. Mra. Ethel Cecil and NIBLETS CORN 2 caw 23c LB. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kidder, Jr.., son Donald. MLss Minnie Bile of GREEN STANDASO Grand Rapids, mid Mr. and Mra. SUNNYFIELD—'/j-LB. CELLO PKG. IONA TOMATOES 2 “2421c Leap Karcher. local, were Sunday SHOESTRING dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ KG. CARROTS . liam Crakes. Mrs. Mufy Anthony CALIFORNIA, SEEDLESS 2c2417c and Mrs. Shultx of Hustings. Mr IONA CUT I and Mrs. Latent Seger and Dorothy STRING BEANS c of Grand Rapids called In the aft9 Stebbins Bldg. PSINCH STYLE Effective June 27, 1941 SUNKIST cmopn. WHILE THEY LAST ’&?13c STRING BEANS Frank Walton was in Remus Sat­ SUSY (EE , urday. He was accompanied by Hi­ TO GRAND RAPIDS LBS ram Karcher who had.spent the past GRAPE JAM GENUINE FANCY. LARGE - week here visiting relatives ano SULTANA I friends. Banking Haun:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. PEANUT BUTTER j Lyle Olmstead of Huntington Col­ LB. lege spent Thursday evening ana SMALL, LEAN SOUTHERN SHALLOTS APPLE BUTTER Friday with his parents. Rev. and LGE. Mrs Paul Olmstead. KLEIN'S TO BATTLE CREEK L •CHS. Mrs. Wendall Shoemaker and SWEET PICKLES 9T. 26c FRESH DRESSED lady-friend of Lansing spent Friday. FRESH. TENDER HEINZ • . witli Mr. and Mrs Adam Endres. ' FREEPORT tX) miles and family of Hastings have pur­ chased the home vacated by Mr nnd Mn. Fish and moved inlo It Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes were Lansing visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Roy Yarger of Has­ tings culled on Mr. and Mrs Asa Steckle and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yurger Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Sherman and family were Sunday dinner NO OTHER STORE MATCHES AaP’s "ALL-OVER" SAVINGS TIME FOR SPRING CHECK-UP BEEF ROAST u 27c PORTERHOUSE STEAK u. 39c MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. Can Buy a Home Through the Building & Loan HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION BUS SCHEDULE TO KALAMAZOO 'Daily Except Sunday All Other Tripe Are Daily Phon. 2137 TRIO CAPE. BUS DEPOT Mrs Bernice Closson accompanied by Misses Lillian and Wilma Bleam wm tn Hastings Saturday evening. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Olmstead called on the former's mothef. Rev. E. M. Ickes of Lake Odessa Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clinton and daughter* of Alto were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Erl Coates spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Doty and‘family of Battle Creek. ] Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lap* called on Mr. and Mn. Steven Miller of Log* a Friday afternoon. Mrs. Elva Price and Kin Douglas of Saginaw spent Friday and Sat(irday with Mr and Mn. J. D. Cool. Mr. and Mra. Tom Tabberer and Mary Ellen of Kingsley were recent ■ 30c SWISS CHEESE i* 37(i 39c LIMBURGER CHEESE ii 32( VEAL ROAST 24c ROLL BUTTER u 39( VEAL BREAST 18c FRESH EGGS LAMB ROAST 19c OLEOMARGARINE 2 us. 31( LAMB BREAST 10c MARGARINE 3 us 45( FRYING CHICKENS 28c ROASTING CHICKENS 32c MILK PORK LOIN ROAST 28c 4 HEAD LETTUCE 2 FOM 15c SMOKED HAMS 32c SLAB BACON 26c SLICED BACON 17c FRESH S|4ELT TO LANSING MILD CHEESE PABST-ETT CHEESE 2 rest 29( 2 31c 3 GRAPEFRUIT 25c FRESH TROUT 33c WHITEFISH LB FRESH CAUGHT WALLEYED PIKE 33c 23c ORANGES LEMONS A* 41c 4 IM 19C TEXAS YAMS GREEN ONIONS CUCUMBER PICKLES "fi 22c WHOLE PEELED A8P APRICOTS LI 2$C 4 NEW CABBAGE 27c FRESH PERCH 31( ! ASPARAGUS 2“S.123 Mr and' Mra. Howard Wilson of Battle creek und Miss Helen Price visited Fort Custer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods and family were Sunday dinner guests of Ernest Woods and family of Greenville. Carolyn Everson Is spending the week wllh her sister. Pauline al Che Leonard Lester home of South Has- 2^60t 15c BOILING BEEF GROUND BEEF ¥ou LOAF CHEESE '2&Sn23c SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAIL '&i 13c 9c CARROTS 4CH. FLORIDA SEEDLESS ORANGES LARGE ISO SIZE DOJI 31c WHOLE SEGMENTS BOKAR COFFEE A VIGOROUS COFFE FOR VIGOROUS DAYS IONA 27c RED CIRCLE COFFEE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION . CAMPIELLS TOMATO SOUP ANN PAGE CIGARETTES I PtlCH SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES MARVEL BREAD ENRICHED - DATED — THORO IAKID TOMATO JUICE TOMATO SOUP NORTHERN TISSUE 4 ROLLS 20C 222423c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2?.°43Pc KOOL I O'CLOCK COFFEE NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS GRAPEFRUIT UNSWEETKNED 3auo29c 3 CANS 20c 3 CANS 17c 3 29c J1NE PARKER DONUTS . OOL 12c DINNER ROLLS , CLAPP'S BABY FOOD 2ex«13e STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNHL THUBSPAT. APRIL 8, H48 I parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pott* Grand Rapid* were also dinner the weekend In Grand Rapids wllh' The Leo Griffsth family of Hick- from a four month*' stay at Orlan-'a very lovely aaavica that win re- but which 1* bearing fruit and acI Mi— Etale wiggle ot the Glen gucsta. . their daughter. Mrs. Delbert Bux- ory Comer* were baUr visitor* of do. Fla. Bill returned just In tlms main in the heart* of those who compltehlng much good. The oouncilor contact* th* boy* u individuate Blokeat household rtaltad her parMr. andofMr*. Maynard Miller and R ton and family and celebrated Mrs. hl» brother. HaroliTand family. Mis* to resume hl* dutle* a* fire chief atj haard. L ents Saranac from Thursday un- children Hopkins were Easter ’* birthday Saturday. Griffeth accompanied her parent*1 lhe big blaze In Yankee Springs Na-' Forty persons enjoyed tne dinner *nd especially the boy*, from the meeting of lhe Prairie literary club Mathodtai church** Subscription* . til Sunday night. guest* of her brother, Ru**ell Ben-’ Henry and Homer Cunningham to their home for a couple day*’ visit tlonal Park Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. CUvc Churchill- mi-' Mr*. Adelaide Baird celebrated h*r' at the Methodist church Wednesday, to magazine* and copies of gnod late Mrs. France* Seekell returned to w p Corson ta able lo ride drr »nd T«nUy south of town. ' wrr.t to Detroit Saturday on busl, „ niv her teaching ta the Vermontville) oul aner being confined to the bed. J. C Jensen ot the T.-K. faculty-new. The latter returned to Mld- tertalned their children and families ooth birthday Saturday. April 4 and afternoon. 'Mr*. Alice Bender a* m*?afln“ “5® J” sehool* Sunday after spending the b>. ,kknew* spent the Easter vacation at White dleville Saturday evening and Henry tot Dister Among thou present it wa* a happy day for »hc wa* the chairman of the program committee ’*11 reach the boy* if taken to Key recipient ofearas 1«2 card* relative* had secured M. Rlgelman, ! Rlgelman Other enjoyable rea___ ______ irom from rrwu«i ma aecurro r*ev. Rev. u. mL. . rugcimon, । — •aefce'nd at the home of her par-! Mrs ciara cisler has sold her iCloud. went to Buttle Creek and spent the were Mr. and Mra. James Pofhemus _ and children local, and Irene'*, • — — --------------------------------rore. «r ihe nroaram were reaffing, and friends Mrs. Baird ’ s husband, former pastor of Middleville Methodturf » of lhe pr S S 7"? wcre eat*. Mr. and Mra. Wm. McKevltt. । fann ln the Moe autrict to David George Bedford haa sold his rest- weekend with his parent*. j lx - Gardner, w .», was — ... ~ ---- ----------------------------------— --------.. a , . Janet wiio taken to McKeown of Irving. His brother -----------------------------and dence on Dearborn St.---to Mr. ----and Mb- Lydia Cronlna-r relumed to friend. Gerald Roger* of Harting*.' Archibald Baird passed away in tat church, but now of Augusta, to. b5,’<r’v, Pennock hospital hoapllal lhe the forepart forepart of of , family will reside on it. ; Mr*. ------|**~ David ~ Chose ----------who ~' will ~take her teaching **' duties in the rDayton..Mr. '--' and Mra. Erwin Peters ot Grand tail and for many years she ha* tell of hta work a* Methodist coun-’ J™® Mr. and Mrs Clarence lived with .her daughter. Mrs. Fred cilor at Fort Custer. Hta talk wa* ship ntfirt will be held Thursday last week, underwent an appendeeCongratulations are extended Miss posiesrion soon. Mr. Bedford will re- Ohio, school Sunday after spending Haplds and «■toany on Tuesday and will be Geraldine Carley, daughter of Rev. tain a room at the home. the week with her mbthfr and DeSmit and ton Kenneth of Plain'-' WicHnga on north Grand Rapids St. listened to with great Interest a* he evening. April 18. at Nasnvilte ah Two other daughters. Mrs Florence told of lhe largeness of hta task, mernbers are requested to attend. '■ought home within a day or two. and Mr*. I. E. Carley, who was winRev. and Mrs. Wayne Fleenor and brother, Mr*. Mae Crouingrr and well. '«»---------------Ml**c* Lola and Agnes Stokoe of ner of the first prize of 85 in the daughter Nancy of Albion will spend Saturday. accompanied by her Mrs. Hattie Carpenter of Parmelee Ullery of Middleville and Mr*. Bert It was * new work of lhe church tha Pontlu school* were home for annual patriotic essay contest spon- this weekend with her brother, F. mother she visited her brother*. Al­ Is confined to the home ot her aon. Cilery of Hastings were with her to a* ■ whole started on a small sum —ON PAY DAY. BUT BONDS— 1 -----------___________________ • ' •’ bcri and We.sley In lh* Earner holiday* returning on spred by tlie .Veteran* of Foreign H. Helrigel and family. '—* M.Detroit. Mnclver. by sickness and under help her celebrate. Another daugh______________ . Midi Pqarl Hendershott of the DeMr. and Mrs. Stephen Baker of ter. Mrs. Viol* Ttehan live* in Chi ­ the doctor's care. ~ --------*"""— -----cago Mrs. Baird has nine grand­ Mtase* Jeanette Garbow. Jeanette ninety-eight entries from the coun- troll school* spent the weekend the north county line were In KalMrs Clifton Campbell of the east children. sixteen great-grandchil­ ftugg. Viola Ftecher. Jack Chase and ty schools. Gerry’s essay will be en- with her sister. Mrs. C. B. Campbell amazoo Sunday to mt their daugli- vicinity underwent a major opera­ < harry Albrecht, all students at the tered with other regional winner* in and family. ter. Mrs. Louise McCaul. who on tion at •Pennock hospital. HasUngs dren and four great-great-grand­ children. She te a remarlcable lady t Western Michigan College. Kalama- the state competition which carries Mra. Kate Snyder of the Has- Saturday night was brought home Tuesday lost. in her activity and attends many ere at their homes for thc a first prize of t.M).- and the winner tings vicinity spent Friday and Sat- from lhe hospital following an eincrMra. Robert Vander Veen and two public doings. Her many friend* holidays. will compete for/(he national prize urday withher sister. Mrs. Frances gency operation for appendicitis wish her many more happy active are glad to know 'hat Mrs. of 1100. Mlss-Girry has been a Carl. t Francis Baker, the son. who wa* Clari;. nee Lulu Finkbelner, member of T-K debating tramMra. Gladys Seeley' and daughter taken ill with acute appendicitis two mother at Allegan. Mra. Roy Snyder and daughter. a patient at Blodgett hospital, one of.the cheer leader* and proml- Nina of Battle Creek spent the days after his rtsfe's atrark w** Mix* Virginia Culty of lhe Flat Help Uncle Sam by keep­ Grand Rapid* ta improving from her nrlit In the .school life. She will weekend at tlie home* of her par- brought home on Friday ntaht from Evelyn Allbrecht, are in Grand Rap­ ing your car in smooth serious Ulnra*. graduate in June. ent* and sister, Rev and Mrs Geo. Pennock hospital at Hastings and id* today vLritlng Butterworth hos-_ her parents, Rev. and Mn I. E. Car­ pltaL Mis* Evelyn who Ls a senior ley for the.Edbter holidays. Easter guests of Mr. and Mr* Ray Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dean and Curtis bnd Mrs. Glenn Griffeth. uuu-un-.-Muvo.ro...running order. Mobilgos at T.-K. Ls contemplating a course, Lyons were hta stater and"husband children. Mr and Mrs. Ralph FinkFredCtaler of Grand Rapid* was hl* ojicrarion. The Charlea WiUlams family in nursing a* her future work. o< Holland. bclner and two children, local, and an Easter guest of hta mother. Mra. Mr. and Mra. William Campbell Mr*. L. G. Palmer and children' moved Saturday from the Elmer John Potts of the Michigan State Mr and Mrs James Robertson of Clara Ctaler. and little son John, of Detroit are hard-hitting power — Bender home on Broadway to their George and Mary Kay of Chelsea College. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pott* Grand. Rapids were guest* of the. Miss Marjorie Chandler of thc spending the week's school vacation home, formerly the Howard RusmII for real low-cost-perof LaPorte. Ind., and Miss Jlclcp ladles' parent*. Mr. and Mrs Julian T.-K. faculty spent her vacation with their parent*. Mr. and Mr.- were" this Monday visitors of her place on West Main 8t. Mrs. Flor­ mile economy! Potts of the St. John's school Sncul- Pott* northeast of town Easter Sunwith friend* in Detroit. C, B Campbell nnd Mrs. Vem«mith father and stepmother. Mr. and Mrs. ence Hilary who haa been staying ty spent lhe weekend with their day. Mr. and Mr*. Alex Pott* of Mr. and Mra. Mark Ritchie spent and family. with them while Mn. WiUlams waa Mr* Grover Cline of Parmelee Is 15 dealer* in Barry quite poorly and confined to her, employed will act as housekeeper at County fo Serve You. heme following an attack of lhe flu lhe Arthur Geukes home. ■■■KROGER rhe Masters-Jone* circle of the Mr. and Mr*. Harold Segeratrotn of Truck Service ovoilabl* to your home for fuel oil, etc. Grand Rapid* were Sunday visitors Methodist church will meet wlthi A Call Today Will Start US Out Your Way. of hl* mother. Mr*. Blanch Seger- Mrs. Dale Beta on Thursday after­ noon of next week. April Id Mrs. E. strom. . | Mrs. Eno* Price of Jackson was J. Talbott I* eo-hostea*. All mem­ an Easter guest of her mother. Mr* bers are urged to remember the date D E. Bovee and both were dinner Formerly Service OU Company guest* of their sister and daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Sewnrd Brock of Mrs Burdette Wadd and husband. Grand Rapid* were Easter guest* Kroger'■ hot-dated coffee is FRESH coffee - roasted, bagged and PHONE 2334 m E. STATE ST. HASTINGS This te town meeting day but the of her parent*. Mr. and Mra P. R. dated all within ONE SHORT HOUR This all Brazilian blend of vote has been light. Evidently there Prlndle. % ' KiOGIri are so many bigger matters these , Next Monday night. April 13 te the. choice coffees is famous for its distinctive, superb flavor. day* that as Jong as thing* are fifth and last meeting of thg Com■ HOI running all right, many neglected munlty Brotherhood, for the season. to vote. There will be a pot luck supper nt OATID Frederick and kar) Ryan Reck of 7:30 with thc ladles as guest*. There Detroit were home for the weekend will be n program by local talent ■ with their parents. Mr. and Mrs nnd election of officers. Members of Prefer Spotlight Coffee or return Carl Rock the nominating eomm are. Chair­ Mrs. Mattle Garrett has been man. James Hatch—Walter Bender. unused portion and get any other spending same time with iwr old Arthur Smalley. Clarence Longstreet. neighbor and friend. Mra. Anna Clifford Proctor and Rev. I. E. brand absolutely free I Carley. It 1* hoped the evening will Fletcher south of town. Quite a number of citizen* from! be pleasant for this year the meet ­ ' this vicinity were at Hastings Mon- ings scheduled have struck some of KROCtR'S FRISH II KROGER'S ENRICHED GINCEB SNAPS, P"*MIDDLEVTLLE You’ve Goto Job To Do! ■sna Heads theJrtSwffiOO MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES KROGER'S HOT-DATED SPOTLIGHT COFFEE DUTCH. WINDMILL DOUGHNUTS ■ CLOCK BREAD COOKIES Plain, Cinnamon, Sugared HI amen mtswiM f«r Added Estrgy CLUB 31c Navy Bam 31c Milk Prunes S51 29c Dark Syrup 30c Embassy Creamy. Smooth 29c SALAD DRESSING Five Diced Fruits Couatir Club 19c Pancake Flour Country Club 17c Tomato Soup Popular Brands SI.19 Cigarettes COMPLETE VARIETY OF BULK SEEDS AT KROGEl'S LOW PRICES m. 30c Blspulck 19c nm 5 Fleer 25c 2;:25c P| 3 do„n10c 12c FRUIT COCKTAIL 10c COTTAGE CHEESE Mild Michigan » 29c 2 27c CREAM CHEESE PURE LARD ROLL BUTTER 2 Rich Cream filled - Tender BOSTON CREAM PIE Peaches >««> 2 "Li? 33c Country Club Lighter. Whiter b-u. 10c Brane — 17c 3 roll* 13c Clifton Tissue Wallpaper timer 3 «*■ 17c Oxydol or Rinse ■££ 59c 10c Scratch Fee* 100.1b. *2.29 Krognri Waaco Chick Grains 100-te. s2.45 Jumbo Size. Genuine 13-Egg — 39c ANGEL FOOD CAKE Growing Mash IQO-lb 13.23 100 1b S3.19 3 c“- 2=0c CARNATION OR PET MILK 3 r. 25c 1 [beef 1 . , FRESH AND TENDER BEEF . . . | Tenderey is the leaderest. juiciest, most deliceus beef yeu’ve ever eaten, Why tike a chince? —Tenderjy is good beef made better — Guaranteed! LAMB ROAST ■! - : i*rK/:n-l LEG O' LAMB ■ a IS 26c 1 TENDERAY CHUCK ROAST ?5 . . GENUINE SPRING Cuu Armour s liar Gassing Spring Egg Mash CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP • J- Ik'KROGFRS V ■■■■■HMHr Wasco Starting and BABY FOODS 6 co1” 35c 77c WHEAT PUFFS Jumbo bag ' 7C — 19c ENRICHED FLOUR -- - - -S1.05 TIMDiRAY Ammonia Gerber's Strained or Chianped Packed in Sanitary Pure-Pak Container Vanilla Flavor 8-o*. bottla 21c Glass Cleaner A Bargain 3 Z 59 1 lb 19c Armour’s Star Canuina Spring 28c IAMB STEW u. 12',:c LAMB CHOPS 25c Country Club SPARE RIBS HEINZ KETCHUP bold. I VC PORK LIVERS SLICED BACON 33c TISSUE 4 >°u* 17c Bllttiws, Cleats, Deodorizes CLOROX Qum. IOC BLUE PIKE ib 35c u 17c STEWINC 1 || CHICKENS r.X.1^29c| BRAUNSCHWEIGER u, 33c HAMBURGER 2 »- 37c HERRUD S. SKINLESS TRANKFURfERS >» 25c FRESH ASPARAGUS lonc g,een “■ 19c Fresh Celery WALDORF VEIN-X SHRIMP 17c KWICK-KRISP HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOODS 6 ■=“• 39c lb. 21c - Strawberries •»>» 5c IBwc Tanabes «■»« n. 15c Sweet Patataei 5 — v. • no i Fascy Apples 4 ». 27c Potatoes 15 19c 33c GRAPEFRUIT PINKMEAT SEEDLESS 5»19c CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS ORANGES doz 17c KROGER STORES in the case of Gla*s vs. Corson .The annual Junior play, a mvstery Hobcrt Gilleil of Chelsea Is. at comedy. "Laughing Oas" will be linrne this Monday and Tuesday vis- given Thursday nnd Friday evenings, Hing hl* parent*. Mr and Mrs. T. I April 16 and 17. Member* of the Gillett cast are. Esthel Arentz. Grace WarHarry Firestone of tlie Monroe ner. Helen Jorgenson. Leia Barrett. schools was greeting aid friends Anna Hewitt. Avis Jackson. Marilyn nnd students here Thursday. Gillett, Diek Morehouse. Bruce Mr. and Mra Laurence Rowden of Chase. Eh Holes. Ward Berencte. Charlotte were Easter visitors of Mrs. Isabel Lepper, who has been her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Frank slaying with Mr*. Orange Thomas Coman. Mras Helen Coman who had; lhe past three month*. Ls again at been their guest, since Friday came home, and Mrs. Lydia Wilson, the home with them. - regular housekeeper has resumed her Mr and Mra. Chas. Rohrbachcr. place. nee Dollledale Betz, have moved1 Mr. and Mrs. James Berry and two from tlie VanderKolk house to the small son* of Grand Rapids were Robert Waited tenant cottage on weekend guest* of their parent*. Mr Main St. i and Mra. T- J. Berry and Mra. Mr. nnd Mra Glenn Grltleth i-n- Blanch Segerstrom. tertalned at n family dinner Easter. Paul Shattuck and three children, the following: her parents and of Detroit are spending thc week brother. Rev and Mrs. Geo Curtis-with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs Cha*, -and Lester, local. Mra. Gladys See- Baker. Tlie Baker s other daugh­ ter and daughter Nina of Battle ter. Mrs. Lyle Brady and husband of Creek tend Mr. and Mrs. Louis BetU Hastings were also Sunday guest*, of Grand Rapid.*. Hiram Dotzert of Washington, Mr*. Vino Johnson, who has been- Mich, who wa* in this vicinity on spending several weeks in Grand businesa-the first of this week, spent Rapids with her soil Ls r.t her home Sunday night with hl* cousin. Mrs. again. E. F. Blake and family. i Mrs. George Sherman and Mrs. Angelinc Kenyon entertained daughter Charlene. Mlssc* Marian , the Floral Garden club al tier home : Norton nnd June Shank nil ot Pc- with a jxit luck dinner Wednesday, , toskev have been spending several April 1. Presiding at the short buddays with the former's sisters. Mr*. ne*& meeting following was the Janie* Pender. Mrs Barney Cteter president. Mra. Florence Coman. and Mr* Ernest Vermeulen Satur- Words of meditation by Martha day. George Sherman and Mr. and Benaway and the club poem opened Mrs Carl Newman of Detroit cama thc meeting witli eighteen member* for the weekend at the Pender, home rcaponding to the roll call. A comand all helped Mr. and Mra. Pender mlttec was npjiointed to sec about celebrate their 25th wedding annl>, bringing cheer to thc shut-ins. Fol-, veraary on tliat day. the 4th. lowing was the program given. NaMr. and Mrs Frank Brown of ture Lore to Easter. Vesta Griffeth; South Bend. Ind., spent thc Easter Tlie Gardener* Calendar. Hazel ’ holiday’s at their Gun lake cottage Fillingham: tlie study. Elizabeth ' and with ’ ’he f.itiicr and abler. Jackson. Flowers for the Flowerleu, Edna. ; Clara Gill and an interesting ac­ ( Flunk Lee ar._Mi*-s ---------------Mr. and Mr- J. ' E."Nurguard‘ and' ' count of an organization in Philadel­ Wayne Crookston were weekend phia that give* million* of Rowers guesL-v uf their parents. Mr. and Mr*. । to people usually forgotten. Mr*. Chas. Crookston and Sunday nil Floyd Helrigel wxs winner of a con­ were guests of thc Maurice Crook-- test Mra Martha Benaway will ‘ slon family at Hastings. entertain at thc next meeting at her We arc proud of our boys an4 girl* home. Wednesday. April 13 with a i of T.-K school, Several we notice'! pot luck dinner. by today's Pre** won high honors at Thc Community Council met in lite 4-H meet at Hasting*. Saturday. regular scwlon one evening test We- notice mentioned as among the week. Reporta ot the various chair­ ten boys who will go lo Lansing for men of the project for converting the 4-H state meet U Reginald the old schoolground into a recrea­ Smith, and amOngHhe girls Donna tion center and picnic ground were Davis and PhVllu Cinlvc-Congratu- to the effect that things were stup­ latlmu. young folks. ■ ing up very well. Mrs. Cislet report­ Mrs: Lena Whltb ot the Kllngcn- ed all material had been donated smith nelghborlwd t kited at the tor six picnic tables. The Council hcir.e ot her son Fred on Grand voted to again carry on tlie petunia Rapid* St. over the weekend project and the committee in ciurge ot .same ta Mrs. Harry Balsch. Mrs lol Mrs Hattie Smith on Grand Earl Van Sickte and J. F. Schlpper. Rapids St. with a family dinner with 1 Tho the Council has been organized five of tier *lx children and their not much more than a year it helps , families preseitf. Those present to clear the dates for community were Mr and Mrs A. Jay Smith and affairs besides sponsoring the vil­ two sons of Ada. Mr and Mrs Izon lage projects as mentioned Rev. Dn w and two son* ot Urbandale. I. E Carley is president of the CounMr and Mra Raw Stauffer and son dL Mrs. Jerald Bedford vice presi­ of Alto, Mr und Mr*. Arthur Smith dent and J. F. Schlpper sec'y-treasand three son* of Hasting* und Mr. urer. and Mrs. Ted Smith of Grand Rap­ Tlie perfect day Easter helped fill the churene* to their capacity ids Mr*. Peter Peterson, who Is super­ with thoughtful worshipers Time ior of teaching al the Home for and space do not permit mi extend­ Crippled Children at Faqnlngton. ed account of the particular services Mid her mother, were weekend but mention should be made of the giiesu of Mr Peterson at the Hotel most impressive sendee of sto6’ and Middleville Mr. Peterson it thc song at lhe tefclhodbl chtfrch. Mr* Harry Babch a* reader should be es­ cheew maker at the creamerv. Mra Edward Flnkbeiner left on pecially mentioned as her beautiful Sunday Evening for St Louis. Mo. rendition ot tlie story from Gethaemane to the resurrection was most These rnemotending lhe American Congress of wonderfully given rized ixirllons were Interspersed with Obstetric* conducted for nurse* ML** Betlv Swift and roommate inualc appropriate to the reading* Mis* Ethel Powers, of Detroit, spent and included solo, trios, duet*, from Thursday uuUl Sunday eve- choruses in which the adult choir. nlng with her mother and brother. Mrs. B. C Swift and Carleton. girts «nd the young boy* all had a Mr and Mis Wm. McKevm and part.. A large class of young folks _______________ —. wt-rv received on probation and little granddaughter. Mary Ellen Scckell returned home on Thursday others by confession of faith. It was. The owner having joined the army. We can sell his all modern 7 room house in the first ward, has a garage and full lot, for $3000.00. A BUILDING and LOAN HOUSE, all modern, oak floors, in fine condition, full lot, $3500.00. JUST LISTED A NICE COTTAGE on WalldorH's Resort at Wall Lake for $1600.00. 40 ACRES of BOWEN MILLS. 7 room house, fair size barn, electricity available. $1200. EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2639 Wa believe that— • ’Tlie Best Investment on Earth is the Earth' Itself Did Somebody Mention MILK? We sure dia, Sonny! We know it s your favorite food, especially when it comes from Highlands Dairy. With all this health build­ ing for defense, the whole family should be drinking it! Known for Quality Grade A Milk DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. si/ ■> HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phon. 2451 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutingi 4|j �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APRIL 9. 1X2 Woodland Community News Thursday Mra. Emma Underwood. former­ ly a resident hare for many years. was a Friday night and Saturday MARTIN CORNERS guest of Mis* Clara Gillett. i Mr aB4 Mra. Jamas Miss Alberta McClelland of Char- their mother Mra E totte spent Wednesday with her par- Wednesday sfiemoo" NASHVILLE *S 2SX « “l_“!££~ES ■ v«lesc*nt horn* In Hasting* Tue*■ —-------------- WHU mi uiiu ..... imipii mrviciPersonal Paragraphs I School Notes tings wm Easter guests ol their -—;■ weekend with relatives here Mrs. land In Battle Creek Mr *and Mn. parenu. Mr. and Mr*. Bhiriey «o-1 Crockford. Mr. and Mr*. Victor Bawdy enterLatin Club , su,vlVBd by three dauuli- Je»n BeWe‘ llnd and “ unn n rt Prr»us 'r’U3 01 nf Elwxxxl rn. Klingmnn and Lota of Lake j cum. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rowlader Rn“ Mrs. Divld Cooper, M .talned over lhe Easter weekend. Th* Latin Club h planning a “ “ Gettrude Townsend of .Q,din*c ,nd Mrs. Leia Roe of Co- Odes** and Mr. and Mra. Adrian bake sale in the Banner this week. ! and family of the Wellman district Cooper, Mr and Mra. Henry Rm ... --- ------------------------------------ .._l_.^_ - ----------------------- . e gStaX a,*nl lht । A family named Myers hAf* were Sunday afternoon caller* hotn* • moved into Bert Fishers*' tenant, ana Mis James Hunter ana imam. Friday evening m tne near lulurc. i Henry Crockett and laijy friend cf » ■’ • Woodland and Mra. Dcxsle Mpinall t i l house, and we have some new pupils son from Saginaw. j The dinner will be served Romsn" of ItesUne* and one son Fay of ,nd Mr‘ WUtom Tttmartai. ; Rtehwd Oveen of Larutog wm a •n i.u* Battle creek were callers al Alfred' ***” HRm Mr. and Mra. Clarence Arnie and banquet style. Ur .nd un mn. coo-.ll u>d TMt, .run-.oon at i!d™ “ K.ii'nSm । ItxUa. tlilrtecn grandchildren and sons entertained For Latin week our club will ................ her .... parent*. Mr.| .—.. . . make one «rrut ..... «•<-. —— — great innucnixi grandchild children and Mra. Leah Mead of w**k. I {amyy spent Sunday with Mr i and Mn. Lawrence Paul for Easter pwten. present an assembly propun^nd services were iieki Thun- Floyd Evert*. j bora ar Hastings were eallcra at Mr. and! Mr. and Mn, Arthur Perrin of, Mrs. A Hum Endrx at Prsenort. dinner .nd In lh. .lUrnom >hr> »r.m uid cnp, lh. MkhlMn «d on u U1. ww lul„. scno.,1 ™.™^ Monday momln, '----------- - « * . (•nllnrf rm Mr anrt lira. Richard the WMemoly nail board . . _ a,__ . ..... ..... ......... ..... .. colled on Mr. and Mra. th* a»«mbly hall a) ' hLnrn. BwlU lh WoodUad a(Mr* a wiek'a vK*tton~' " ’ i Mr Mr ■ and Mra Kenneth McClelland Mm. Orr Flsiierii Bunday afternoon. Grand Rapids were Easier gueste George Gillespie and non Brian of of her parents. Mr. and Mra. Miio Rejected Suitor: “Well, tn any mm O'Brien and children and Mrs. Go©.! ' ’ ' r... R». umu »rlr I Mr. DoroU,, O.rllner UU Mor.- *'" IS Engitah Charleston. W. Va.. visited hb rela- Barry. I'U always be a brother to you." Faul of Dimondale. Mrs. Paul b lives, the Gillespie and Cogswell; Alice and Melvin Whetstone acShe <sweetly): "If I had any UM Last Thursday. Mra. Bawdy'* plAnntng to return to her home In!, I companled Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd for a brother I could reach under । American Literature class invited1 the village soon. B-rJ-T^h., T.M. Elm'r Ol,l"‘ Mr V,r" families, over Easter. Mr. ud Ur. IU» O.rLln- ^.^.n Bu>. Mr; and Mra. Clarence Curtis and Goodenough of Hastings to Orand lhe sofa and get one now." Mr. and Mra Donald Gager and, Mr. William * American history class to Join them inzthe .singing of na-' - - -- --. . . erday dinner guests. 4rs ,,ve Americanz.b«ltads. They gnth- lh* teachar* and the Board of Edumi ** Elaine ciame uay ia*t iweek Mir. Emily naincr Hafner u« of urw.u Detroit Mb* Day spsvit spent last ered around,.tabln In Hie cafeteria of Woodland Townshio school ipt,nl lhn wrrkend with her parent*., with Barbara and Ruth Green ' -lid enjoyed the staging of Ameri- accompanied by their dives andMr. -------and------Mrs. Edward Hafner. |I Mrs. Ray Gaasett and. sons of..Bed'’Mr and Mrs Paul Gekter and1 ■n_baltaicb that reflect history. husband*, held a joint educational Mra. Maude Wotring spent last। ford were Thursday afternoon cal!-] — ------------------- ------------. Thc Junior play. "Giri »hy" by "nd «**»» ,:our aeh«»l ***<>• I week y»i«h her daughter and family rr» ot the Burr Fossett- family. I Ute htxne hrene of hb parent*. Mr and Kathryn Kavanagh, is b under way “* in Kalamazoo. i Mr. and Mra. L A. Dsy and fam-, Hrnry Geber of Lake-'Ode«*a. Laki-Odessa with wUh the ,he east, advisor and director Durr StoweU. Guy Kkntntr and Mrs. Henry-Qelger Mr and Mra. W. B Cortright ac-! »*F w»re Sunday dinner guest* of i Mr. and Mrs Howartf'Hewltt and, working full-tilt." 'Die peppy and H®r*“ Clawlc told of their cape- campanied Mr snd Mrs. Jack Frost | Mr. and Mra. Harry Green and famMr. and Mra Ted Eujier and Jeralce hard-working cast includes Marjory nwcM white attending the recent, of Pontiac to Battle Creek Sunday ply of Bellevue. called on Miss Huldu Euper of Fow-; England, Gene Rising, Gerald MU- *hort cptirse at Northwestern Uni-; to attend the wedding of Mra. Cort-1 Mr. nnd Mrs. BUrr Far-sett and lerville Sunday afternoon. kr. Joan Hershberger. Geneva Fr>f‘X."fclty W»ch ’5*" sponsored 1>y the, rights* nephew. William Darby, son I family and Mis* Agnes Beruon spent Pvt. Gaylord Flory left Saturday uui Carl niiciuiuK. Allerdlng. jHuxme Maxine uaniri*. Daniels. Keitegg , .; ,,-----. ' ------. — ... .. . • . . Mnxrira BlMaurice Vanrizzi.Vandecar. All... Oliver Boulter, Itlg mg till*. this, 30 an CdUCatlOnUl educational film. "Blland and Miss Mary Fennlg. daugh-l F"k take. caUtng on Mr. and Mra Stella Jordan. Phy lib Barnum and cycling with Complete Safety w**, •>r .v and .rj Mr. is J. i Fennlg, Everett Bcn»on and family furlough witli Ids mother. Mrs. Perry : ter of d Rev. Mrs H. Vernon Baiting i shown. Refreshments were served Flory and brother. Verdun. pastor of the Trinity Lutheran The d*t« will be announced later. I h?,0* »«nMr» 1 ehureh. Dr Goodrich of Albion col­ NORTHEAST WOODLAND James Dorris of Caracas. Vene­ lege performed the ceremoflj' in the .SOUTHWEST WOODLAND zuela. South America, is visiting Kindergarten and Flrat Grade hb mother. Mrs Agnes Dorris. Mrs. on Mra. Keith Farlee and ehureh. The reception was held at Dorb Whitney, teacher . Callers -------------------------------------------------home in Grand Rapids since last Dorris who has been very ill the pazt The Kinderjuten h.ve Ilnlehed' >»W.Ch«rl~ ‘“j , the home of the bride’s parents. ; Mr. and Mrs Fred Fisher and September, was at home with her, month Is convalescing nicely at her UWr EUon Or., r„me„ .nd .re If you find that certain telephone requests ,lj5 ‘"’‘S1 rS “r by the telephone companies in expanding home in West Woodland. rr.a, in «.n lhe Kb™, or., Bno. tl"1 ■» M.ple Orovr Pntrlcia spent several days with patents. Mr and Mrs. Will Letaon1 friends at the Height* last week. nnd family, from Thursday until] can no longer be met, tlie blame lies with telephone service. Mr. and Mrs Edison Baa* moved one with lhe Krr.l Ornde. • ■ ' Mra Mabie Coltman left Mondav Monday. We .re . Mei, |,™«r„,„ t"'1 •JC the enemies 6f our country. The War Production Hoard estimates i for Old Saybrook. Conn , her for­ Sunday dinner guests at the Wil! s“" J]na employed In Lansing and Mrs. Biias for our ,miher, rrldw .iien.ow, .1! .Thelma Cox. Mr*. Elmer Gillispie mer liotne She wax accompanied by Letaon home were Mra. Vina LetTo uin this war, ux mtul aHumr’ntry has resigned her position a* teacher 2.45 that this conservation program will save . . . |-..u u. Hastings. Miss Dorb; Benjamin D. Walls, who ' ... and Marcel of in the Woodland school Jesse Walters and Mr. and Mrs.' pouibh: pound oj tilal materials. annually about 35,500 tons of lead, 29,000 Second Grade Gillespie und friend of Kalamazoo. *o®'' to *“* ,,my Mr. and Mra Elwyn Dell of Lerile Chaney Walters of Charlotte I Mildred Nowteke, teacher Mr. and Mra. Paul Towns. Mr and and Mr. and Mr* Ezra Dell and Critical shortage* have caused the War tons of iron and steel, 2*1,500 toes of copper, Pattv Green vufi.rt mir sin-. 1 Mr*. Isaac Williams of Woodland, Mr "H<1 Mrs. Lyman Eldet and Mr. und Mrs. Walter Cooke vis-J daughter Joyce of Lansing were ra Pally Green veiled our room Mon- naiuu h odiuu. #nd fwjUly of daughter Sandra to EVart Bunday i,ud Mr and Mr* Eart Gaines and: unu imuq u, ukuvh.i-—---------- JProduction Board to isane an order strictly Exrier dinner guenta of Mr. and Mrs. ! day. and large amounts of sine, crude rubber, . 1 Ur, Hecker Mrs Ke.ineth MeGnrrlv t° ’ i* 11 hb parent*. MrS.| Mra Hecker. Mrs. Kenneth McCurdy; P arenU Mr. and Mrs. family at Byron Saturday. John n.tr Fut»r nartv » Hecker. Mrs. Kenneth McCurdy i Mr Dell .nd Mr, Ho,d KlmMr .nd 1 JAt nlkd pl.„dad l!nd ' Mr Kf.l BrS^^' ^^M^lUrn. limiting the use of those scarce materials magnesium and other strategic materials. •• • : *red Elder | Mrs. Bertha Eckardt accompanied Mr and Mr*. Jesse Rowlader reRichard Bloomer to Ann Arbor. ! •on Dick of Coat* Coats Grove. Mb* Mbs Betty Bettv had refreshments i Paul Brodbeck- Mr- and Mrs Harry , roti . . ; . Sandbrook. , |I turned Friday night from Florida.1 Thursday to vblt Mrs Bloomer »nd! Kimble und LnuU Kciifl'-ld ot Has­ 1 Mra. Dewey Jone* and son spent also called on otiier friends there, i tings. Mr and Mra. Lynn Osgood Third *n4 Fourth Grade* wtth h<'r riM.er- Mf* AnlMr *nd Mr» ForT’1 *>^i n vreraenu Kuesi oi mr. ana mr, : and son Jack and Mr. nnd Mrs. Because of ill health, Mrs. Hilda' Guy Kantner. ,?in Johnson and family In Detroit1 Roseville spent a few day* over the] Glenn Farthing nnd daughter Joyce! Baas ha* handed in lier'resignationi m,B. Jrwc MHK.nurtfc ,wwo Bwa),--------- --------------------- -----...weekend ------------ --------Mra. Jesse Dillenbeek passed away Mr Janes spent the weekend there। with-------------------the latter's-----------mother.; FA1TY LINKS, only. o«n be InataBoI I rf Woodland, were dinner guests of .. all"nrrtnmert z- L. t Bates and brothers. Ar- I as a teacher in the Woodland Town- al. lhr ll(.e ot...... M #t the home ofand I and rrturnM1Wnndav Monday | Mrs. O. ship school. Mra. Bans has taught ^vd Dillenbeek She Has been in* M|M JcBn 80,101 °r Mweellus was thur. Irvin and Floyd Bules and EXTENSION TELU10NII catmot be iwatallcd I A.M.I?' I... Funeral' hornP ,cr * dayB families. helped Mr* Farthing celebrate her bnr„ ^tr™hZt ttiSl* h« -K-n ...,J ?r«i. 111 iiriini( hcallh iur ,or ling that time has Riven freely of MrvtC4.s wen. held at Uie United Mr. and Mra. William Hecker. 8r..| Thcae who attended the Dairy­ "".u_ Brrthn,n church (n WoodlBnd------------------------- ------------gat and Mra Bessie Brown took Mb*, men s banquet at Hasting* Wed--------- ------ — I.urday at 2 o'clock. Interment in |Je"? l° her 5ChO011 nrad.y evening from here were Mr. TELEPHONES ot wall at desk (upright) types cannot be changed to Woodland Memorial park. w°rllt Monday. । Bnd Mrs. Walter Cooke. Mi*. Lydia Major and bU*. H. J. sla*W D°*-i Bmt* from the faculty and trust that Mr. and Mr*. Victor Benner were Thompron and ton Schuler. Mr. and Mn Ben Sehneld«tec from Saturday untd Monday.; rr8l W1U r„tor, „er good Eaater xueau of relaUves nt Has- of Grand I*dR'' are coming Thurs-1 er, Mr and Mra Karl Eekardl. Mr. |o tpend Umc Mrs. Fauls mother. Mra. C. B Ben-, health. Mra. Martha Smith, n for- EMter guest* of reutive* at Ha* day MANOIL TELEPHONE 3WTTCB10A1DS may not be changed u> dial 'j'Th M. WUn*\r’d ted| m''r ’*8rhet i* taking her place In Mr. and Mr* Forrest Hager of ’*renU' Mr ,nd Mn WUttam Mr*. E. J Batea. dnv until Saturday and returned ‘^u^hJ’hnd11 teadiina°?/J «• Florida —-a. sent -—. two bushel* of «fruit —■- I Shupp. | Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Wolfe ot u>d ma’oi..,: w«A;,r''dj| SfJWJ'I o' '•*' "' “ *•* “ "»' Brod with them to Dowagiac, where she past week., These were shared with bvck home Saturday h making tier home for the present. to provide the best service poMihle, and Tlie steps taken do not mean that the basic has substituted In our school system rrlativei * • «<' spending u few days with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Clinton of Mbs Marjorie Rcesor mid Hillis m«„y Umn in >hr i*., Dw K.n | Mr "d „„ Quy K„,„„ A. I Marenlette In Detroit. Hastings • • ..... ri.iviuiK* were dinner turner guests gui'*<* of <u Mr. quality of your telephone service will be* Rirsot of W. 8. T. C., Kalamazoo. 'I Mra. Mr*. Alice Comstock has returned a , Bnd —™ Mrs ..... ...fami..iy; W1U ... UUon Bnd >prnt tlie Easter holidays with their meet all requests as in lhe past- Now, and curtailed. They simply remove some of Friday. D„,. parents. Mr. nnd Mrs Albert Rcesor. Church Announcements ner were caister guest* or Mr. ano Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Eldon Farrell of Woodland. Nn , thc de luxe trimmings. We shall continue for the duration, war nerds come first. Mis* Helen Rcesor Ims completed The Melhndbt Cburrh Mr and Mra Casgo Smith nnd!, 7" 3* N“ * Mrs Karl Eckardt and family were George Wingard. Pastor . children of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. LL5" ‘ Mrs. Kate Henderson and Mr. and, Wont Green and dnuehters and Mr I *®“°.w,n* c“*Ueton township elec- Mrs. Irvin Hall. Afternoon callent' 10:00 A. M. Momlng worship MIm Rcesor wa* a .student teacher ' *H M. Sunday school were Frank Baker and two grand­ and Mra Paul Smith nnd Marcia HP ' . M,.rb. ri^-v nt Rockford thr past two months. 7:45 P M Epworth Iteaguc daughters ana and Mi MUs Mabel Hind* Hinds of o? were Easter trumt* of their nar-! ol,P —J mearic bcoh. cicrx— aaugnters ’s Maoei Mr. and Mrs Milan Tnimbo left | Henry F. Remington:'neas.—Nelson) ntar fonia. Robert Boger of Grand 8 00 P. M Thursday. Midweek ents Mr. and Mrs S W Smith Sunday for Hartford where they will prayer service. Mr. and Mra Isaac William* of F, “ Rd' i’ Ra’>“U Bnd Herman Winkler. remain for a few weeks. Their lit­ M Wetherbee. Bd. of Review — Mrs. Arthur Bates took a load of Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Keith tle granddaughter. Bonnie Plants Menno Wenger: Highway Com - Blru, including her daughter. Dor-1 The Evangelical Church Pnrlec and babv spent Foster wllh Kok thr mump* and n* Beverly ar Marshall BHsmt; overseer Highways| oUly. to the 4-H Achievement Day1 J. 8. Deablcr. pastor Mr and Mrs. Chas. Farlee. Mrs. Plants have never had them, Ralph DeVine: Constables—Voylei program in Hasting* Saturday. I 10: 00 A. M. Momlng worship they nil expect to have them to­ Richard Christian of Lansing and — Vnmey. Vem McPeck, Donald Mead,; Sunday dinner guest* at thc home! 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school gether. Miss Betty Wotting were weekend | Of Mr*. Bertha Eckardt and Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Lath­ Shirley Slocum. Mrs lewis Daniels camr home in n*nnvv*ii ir ' * * ----i Mrs ‘ Victor' Eckardt were Geo. • 8:30 P. M. Evening worship rop and baby of Toledo. Ohio. the ambulance Friday after a major! . operation at Pennock hospital. She,i Choir rehearsal Wednesday evenlng COATS GROVE b convalescing nicely. ! Mid-week jirayer service Thursday Mr. nnd Mrs Howard Hewitt call­. Thc D. G. T. O. club meets this ed on Mr. and Mra. Andrew Pmkweek Wednesday with Mrs. Nettie W*' rnlnvod ■ ntr- *• ,-i-r u-rvO-J *nd MrS’ Chester LOUg of Hastings b»*iner of Middlevliir last Tuesday Ragla. afternoon. Mr. nnd Mra -Rlrikbetncr Honth Woodland Chnrrh of the Mr. and Mrs. D"ll Rich of Battle Brethren recently returned from a vacation in Creek and Mr and Mrs. Earl Sense children of Mr. and Mrs Burr Fax-, callers at lhe Will Letaon home Arthur L. Dodge, pastor Florida. and daughter* and Oscar Cooper Having discontinued farming, I will m at Pl Mrs. Gus Johnson and son Her­ 10: 00 A. M Worship nnd sermon visited al Harley Sense's on Sunday. North of Middleville on Grand Rapids Street, on man accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school The revival closed after a week Herman Sandeen of Hastings at­ ’5?' ruah 3:30 P. M. Sectional Young Peo- and a half of meetings, with good the worcb and melody of which were, qZ , written bv Mr*. Henry Bldelm.n 2? M r. Kari tended the funeral ot n cousin In pies'Conference at thc Grand Rap-. interest iuuI one conversion. The .moin» It ,Kar* tekardt and Joyce. Cilicago .Saturday. id* Cliurch of the Brethren. C. E. choir contributed much to the who assisted In in singing It. w. We h.a had !frMr. and Mrs. Geo Schaibiy and The Missionary Society will meet success of ti»e meetings. They also sevgral guest* from Detroit and also Mrs. Victor Eckardt and PJiyllh, for an all dav day meethw meeting nn on Wednes­ nrnvirtsrl provided twn two invrlv lovely nl*nt« plants fnr for dec­ Dr. and Mrs. Clayton WtUitta of Mbs Ette Schneider. Mra. Arthur Bates. Maxine. Dorothy and Elaine of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will day. April 15. at the home of Mrs.. oration. Saranac We enjoyed a beautiful Bale*. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Steward. Wortley of Hie Tamarac district Leiia Furlong. The officers urge a Mr and Mrs Ronald Lehman of Evster illy, the gift of Mrs. Clyde Beginning at 1 o'clock, E. W. T., the following described property; Sunday. large attendance. ' Woodland visited lhe latter'* par­ Wilcox of Hastings, which was giv­ Mrs. Rickie Gerlbiger and Lawrence Dr. and Mra, Donald Shomo and ent*. Mr. and Mra. Wamle Kelsey en ta Mrs Will Hyde after the serv­ and Mr. and Mrs Calvin Hewston and family of Grand Ledge. son of Coldwater spent'thc weekend Zion Lutheran Xbureh op Sundav. ices with Mr. and Mra. Erne.st Shomo Mr and Mrs. I toyd Demond of 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school Mr and Mrs Cecil Munlon of and Mrs Ijturetice Hilbert and Grund Rapids were weekend guests Hastings were Wednesday afternoon baby o! Grand Rapids were Sun­ 11 00 A. M. Momlng worship day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs daughters Lorena und Ellen. 2:30 P. M. Lutheran Gtopel hour.1 of the latter'* mother. Mrs. Pearl callers of Mr and Mra. Ralph De­ Walter Cooke. Mr* and Mrs. Carl Jordan and । Dcmond. Clock Marc, 10 yrs. old,, wgt. 1450 1942 Medel B. N. Form. II Trader. !*• Vine Mr and Mrs. Bryant DeBolt Miss Olga Eckard: was a dinner children were Easter dinner guests Church of the United Brethren in Mr and Mfs Loren Oversmith „„„ WI.O Tueslura. and family of ruic Fine „„ lake were ’ new with 10 inch tiret, lights, atortBrown Gelding, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1450 at the homo of her parents, Mr. and Christ and family of Battle Creek attended; dBV evening callers and Mr and Mrs guest of Mrs. Clara Klopfenstein in Woodlund Sunday. Mrs. Gilbert Tbdd of the Martin E. B. Griffin D. D Pastor church here Sunday. । Nelion Bntmni and children were Croy Gelding, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 Mra clarence Moyers, Mrs. Clara New Two Row Cultivator district On Monday her sister and Woodland Nina Brisbin will lead the C. E . sundffv dinner gucsLs. family. Mr. and Mrs Frank Weemeeting next Sunday evening | Mr .nd Mra Cameron McIntyre Klopfenstein and Miss Olga Eckardt 10 on A M. Morning worship Naw 16 inch Carry-all Plow vtsilcd Mrs. rarest DeCamp at Pen­ ber and daughters of Detroit spent The Sunday school and the C. E.: and children were Sunday dinner 11: 00 A M- Sunday school nock hospital Friday evening, also Also Set of Tractor Chains thc day with Mr. nnd Mra Jordan Mr an)1. Mrs. Merritt 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. gave an Easter program Sunday BUWto MBs Cota Shire who Is there from ut their home in South Woodland. Topic: "The Church Comes into evening. A )x»rt of the program was i Mend. Manure Spreader, New Idea 1 Guernsey Cow, 4 yn. old. frosh Apr. 4 Mra. Anna Kahler. Dorr Kahler Being ' Leader. Max Duncan. । a pageant "A*.it Began, to Dawn'\ Mrs. Howard Davte and Nancy of Mowing Mechma. Jahn Deere and Miss Ruth Scydder called on S K0 ' " "’d. 1“C|”" MU. Cwrt Kuur dlnnrr WOOD SC I Holitcin Cow. 3 yrt. old, fresh Mor. 26 8:00 P. M. Wednesday prayer Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kahler and Mr. meeting. *111 *■” ■ b“"~ »"■“« ■> Uw <w,u ol Mr .nd Mr. Arrhl. Me­ . — aryl Bowman 1 Jersey Cow. 4 yrs. old, fresh Mor. 29 nnd Mrs. Clifford Kahler of Delton. Kilpatrick H. Woudm.„ TTiur^Uy Mr,. Dti.nl. MeSpike Tooth Drag Hay Rack spent Easter with Mr Bowman's Sunday. “J*®**"?1 Intyre of Battle Creek and tlieCain- parents. Mr. and Mra. Ben Bowman ! 10: 30 A. M Sunday school 1 Jersey Cow, 2 yrs, old, fresh Mor. 30 Oliver Riding Cultivator Rev and Mra. H. V. Townsend HaW rran Mclntvre * of Quimby were af11: 30 A. M. Momlng worship Walter Brodoca. who b working ini and children were guests Sunday at on Friday evening. I f .ii,r, Walking Plow, Syracuse 1 Jersey Cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh Mor. 1 Bownc. spent Bls ter at homp. I 8:00 P. M. Christian. Endeavor the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles rnnfin P?01 ht”* n** bWn Mr and Mrs L*0” P'Unit» Of DeMrs. Earl Engel, wrtb has been I Jersey Cow, 2 yrs. old. fresh Mor. 3 Townsend of South Woodland. On Topic: "The Church Conies into Be­ ^nf'ned lo hb bed for Ute past troll are spending lhe week-with ing." I Wo gon, olso High Wheof i quite »t with throat infection, Is Sunday evening. Ixiwell Teeter ol 8:00 P. M. Thursday prayer meet­ moved *fromMHa*Un^rliiulUM 1 Jersey Cow, 4 yn. old, due Sept. 5 ^Mr^amTMrA^Willtem^’n Curen better at this writing Two Wheel Stock Trailer Caledonia and Mis* Helen Newton ing. Mr. and Mrs. William Van Cureni Mrs. N. B. Rose and Paul of Hnsof Hastings called al the Townsend G smithsTin^iSS. * ° MrS’ K • fntertalned a group of felallvea from 1 Jersey Cow, 4 yn. old. due Aug. 30 home in Woodland. , C Mhr and MrT^ Kmnetli Wilemt ovrr weekend. Mrs Vani tings were Easter guests of Mr. and Double Sleigh Cutting Box i Mra William Hayes 1 Jersey Cow, 4 yn. old, bred March 10 ' Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Wolring vis­ and children^ Ranton^rh^ vlT' CUITn " CC0,,1IU n ‘ rd ' ll ™ ,0 >>'">11 Double Hamess Com Shallor FarC. Wing was Invited lo preach Ruth Taggart had a tonsil operited John Doncth in East Lansing ’he sP™d ‘he week rithl atlon on Monday and U doing nicely. the Easter sermon at the church at1 li^ a^ R 1 Jersey Heifer, 1 ’Zt yn. old 5 Collora, 20 - 21 - 22 meh Monday John leaves soon for serv­ uascaae mu was Mr wing, ooy - • “f"1 E her n’o,hrr who u 111 I Easter guests of tlie Howard 4 10 gallon Milk tans ice in the army. 1 Jeney Heifer. 1 year old 6 Calves hood church and when not auitr 18 * r. Mr «nd Mrs Chariei Monroe andI Main nnd family were Mr. and Mrs. 1 5 gallon Milk can The u B C. E. will hold a busi­ years of age he preached hb first! °®l!®“*,a‘ted 1 ,ndi children of Battle Creek were Sat■ Alvin Morgan and children of Bat­ ness meeting Monday. April 13 at Mrmon there 40 bushels Seed Potatoes, sort 2 years After nearly 40, n ° oamunts. ttrday night supfier ruest* and Mr . tie Creek. 8 o'clock at the parsonage. ago Groin Seeders Corn Knives years, he wa* invited to bring the! nitrrair-r 11 "" " Bnd MrR Bmest Hoffman and sonsi Tlie Friendly Neighbora Club met Thc_C. E had an Interesting Eas­ message on this Easter Sunday ' T of UaeA’ were Sunday dinner guests> Thursday at the home of Bernice Log Chains ter meeting Sunday evening under morning. Only two person* who I Broad Saw, Chester White, Rag. 0. Pro«rwn *** •*«?'; of their parents, Mr and Mra Mll- Hayes. There were twelve ladles Many other articles too numerous four topics; The Last Supper". were present on thc first occasion *hl chlldren ,nd y°un8 people ion Qester. I. C„ due Moy 1 4 Feodor Pigs "Getiuemane". •’Calvary". "The Re­ were' there Bunday, although the °* the North Maple Grove Sunday- We are haooy tn report that Mra present and all enjoyed working on mention surrection". Rev. A. A. Griffin led cor^regalion filled lhe building- .to । *chtx’1 loHowed by a fitting sermon oieri Pufoaff has been able to leave 1 the quilt and thc knitting lessons 1 given by Mrs. Bowman and Miss -the meeting. Max Duncan will lead capacity. There were many young by lhc P“tcir. Six new members the hospital nt Ann Arbor Upkey. Light refreshments were - Sunday night. people in the audience who were! received into the church and Mr and Mra. Harold Higdon are1 served. TERMS—Sums of $10.00 or under, Cash; over that amount 6 months' time on the grandchildren of lhe boys nnd #u people were baptized. | upending the week with Mr and I Mra Orville Bruce spent two days girls of the school days more than) MUb Sylvia Whitmore of Battle Mrs. J f. Higdon The latter has Bankable notes at Middleville Bank. . Mrs Jessie Dillenbcik. aged 83, 50 years ago. Two soprano solo* were Creek spent Bunday with the home nnt entirely recovered from her re­i with her nephew. Mike Ulrich, nnd family. Mra. Bruce's brother. Albe> passed away Thursday momlng. rendered by a woman who now live* I ,oU“j Cent I line** Ulrich and Mrs. Ulrich were ThuraApril a. at lhe home of her nephew. In Grand Rapids but who livedin' Mr- Mnd Mr5Wayne Conklin and o Bnd Mrs. Clayton WillitU of day evening callers at lhe Bruce Floyd Dillenbeek in East Castleton lhe community a* a very small child Wanda spent Sunday with their ganmac and Mr. and Mrs Wilson । home. township. The only other near re­ at Ute time of the first event. I P«renU. Mr. and Mra. John Darby, i Willette and children of Muskegon। The school children enjoyed an lative is a slater. Mrs. MatUe Brad„,.t: .Mr- “*** ^rsHerbie Wilcoxwere Heiaht.s were Sunday dinner guests । Easter parly, given by Miss Lipkey Uitertain* With BridgeBunday visitor* of Mr. and Mr* of Rev. axd Mra. J. J. Wiltett*. Mr Friday afternoon. ■ services were held from lhe Wood­ Mra. Glenn England entertained Vern HawbllU . ! and Mr*. Walter Soya ot Banfleld land U. B. cliurv-h Saturday after- her bridge club last Wednesday eveFarmer* are aurting llteir spring wen- afternoon cullers and Mra. •'So your Saint Bernard wasn't N. G THOMAS. Auc. t. MMAWAY. nteg with Mn. L. j. vinegnt as guest plowing. , Paul Kesler and daughter were Nun- really lost, after all?' lenbeck was a member tor ,numy of itonor. Two table* of bridge were ---------------- , day evening luncheon giyat* “No. we found him sleeping un­ In play. | —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— I Miu Marjory Tasker of HasUngs der the Sunday paper." WHY SOME TELEPHONE INSTALLATIONS MUST BE LIMITED HOW THE ORDER MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY AUCTION SALE N MONDAY, APRIL 13,1942 HORSES TOOLS COWS HOGS AL. HENNING, Prop. — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRH. 9. IM*. • FACE SIX ,« HOPE CENTER I PRAIRIEVILLE Mr nnd Mra. Leon Pennock and MILO Mr. and Mrs Ora Babcock and] Mr. and Mra. Delo* Hughes and daughter Naomi called on Addbon Roll call of the Home Literary Pennoek In the convalescent home club was responded to by "High children have moved to Battle family of Toledo. Ohio spent Easier with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Norris. in Hatting* Friday afternoon. Spots of the Club During the Year” Creek. . ,1 Garner Pennock who has been by twenty-five members at the Mr and Mra. Harry Daniel* of Mr. and Mr*. Zara Boulter. Robert Mr. and Mra. Leon Uonard and'MUUoned Bt Chanute Field. HL. for home of Mrs. Susie Rowen. Mrs. Carlton Center called on Mrs. Floy Johncock and Ted Garrett were Mrs Ella Rogen were dinner guests' Ume u now Bt eAksdale Field Ada Thorpe, who arrived home from McDennott, Friday. j Sunday dinner guesu of Mrs. Kate of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gaskill in. s)ireveport. La. Cameron Kloria Lake Worth. Fla.. that mdmlng. Mr. and Mr* Leon Dunning. and Johncock. Hastings. Friday evening. u Bt jrffcrgon Barracks. St. Louis. was assistant hostess. A delicious Leatrice of Delton. Mr. and Mrr. Mra. Verna Burchett and Mr*. Mra. Glenn William* and three1 Mo Clair Texter and Vernon from Has- Mabie Johncock will collect rags, son* and Mbs Jeanne WiUlams of ' a>«Dhi/.r the W. K. Kellogg Farm. GuU lake.. -eJ riinnZ; short business meeting followed pre­ tings. Mra. Birdena Lyttle from papers and magazines for the W. and Mr. and Mr* John Adam*, local of J'Te jSta sided over by Mrs. Rose Albertson, Eaton Co., spent Easter Sunday S- C. 8.. this week and next. Pres: Mr*. Elsie Horton. Rec. with Mra. Floy McDennott. called on Mr. and Mrs. Leslie WU- g*”u Bnd Mrs ] Mr. and Mra. George Adrianson Secretary, gave an interesting re­ Bush. Saturday. lianu and family near Freeport.Fri-1I ” u’h Rot,,rrf,v Several from here attended lhe spent Sunday with Mr. und Mra. port of the year’s work. The new day sney also a»o rai.eu auction sale at Ed Fennel** farm George Havens and family at Ne­ day aitemoon. afternoon. They called as at] Mr and MY*. J. L Daniel* *nd lhe Jarstfer Convalescent Home In “JJ J“ck a"d Mrs Wayne Waite west of Cloverdale Wednesday. ]’ ■ : left early Saturday momlng for new club year begins with the next Hastings to see ........ Addbon Pennock. Easter Bunday visitors al the Fred] Mrs. LaVem Calthrop visited Mr. meeting. April 23. Mrs. Mary R Mrs. Allcp Collins spent Saturday, Alabama where they will visit hb Flower gave a reading on “Amelia Ashby home were Mr. nnd Mrs, Mil­ Calthrop at thc American Legion night and Sunday with her broth-, parent*. Mrz. Roy Walters of Hick­ Earhart;" Eloy»e Leonard, an In­ ton Warner and daughter of Bat­ liospltal. Sunday. He wishes to ory Comer* tot working In lhe post Because of ill health I will dispose of my personal property at Public Auction at teresting paper on ”Om Johnson” tle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Ash­ thank hb friend* for the man* office while Mrs. Waite b away. burg. of Comstock. Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ beautiful Easter cards he received. Reids Resort, Thornapple Lake on Mr. and Mra. CUlr Reynolds and for Mra. Dealer: Mra. Kastead’s "Or­ by Mr. and Mra. Clair Richards ot। Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boulter spent liam Ashby and daughter of Parch-! Bruce of Chicago, spent the son Welle*’’ wa* presented by Vera Jackson spent the weekend with hb] । son wrourxu with w*M> their wku parents. Mr. b »u Lawrence, concluding an Interesl- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ashby Sunday with her parents, Mr. and. , weekend and mother. Mrs. Blanche Richard*. j.Airs Oliver Hayward at Kalamazoo. _ I Mr*. Herman Reynold*. Mrs. Geo ] meeting. Mr*. Kraus, assisted and daughter of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harrington‘ Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Max ’ U, »>.». AA.iu.un .... Mr*. Barnum will entertain Mn the-> Mr- “nd Mr*. Victor Hoffman and ‘ Mr and Mrs. Russell Johnson and of Banfield called on her abler Mrs. — - —• .,i ..... meetlmr. with a speaker sneaker from ‘wo children spent Sunday with Mr. family of Flint and Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Durkee and. family Batur-, Reynolds and children, local, were next meeting, 'and Mrs- 0 Hoffman near Hickory Merle Pfundl of Bay City were Bunday evening. I •l’° d‘nner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germaine.' c<^Peni- . . ___ 1| day guests of their parents. Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and Reynol^... Mr. and Mm Earl Gates of Clov- Mrs. l^wls Johnson. 9r I Mr. and Mr* Bert l»atten attended “«• Leo Chamberbln spent SalStorting ot ^.o'clock fast time, I will offer the following! I thc Dairymen's banquet in Has-.^J' night with her brother-lnDairymens banquet at HA*tlng*'-,he Mr nd Mri F AahbT homr ■ tings Wednesday evening. i and and Mrs Travlast Wednesday evening. ‘ Mra. Mary Doster and Mrs. Ada u Royer In Battle Creek. Mrs. Madeline Norman. Marilyn1 I Thorpe returned home from Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence William* Red sow, wgt. 350 lbs., due soon ! Thursday of last week. entertained at a birthday dinner and Mra. Merle Bradfield look lhe' 4 O. I. C. sows, wgt. 350 lbs. each, due | Mbs Mary Marie Henton of Al--Sunday in honor of her mother. 4-H boys nnd glrb project* to Ha»Boy more, 9 yrs! old. wgt. 1250 lbs., soon bion has been vblllng her parent* Mr*. John Ritter of Kalamazoo. tings Thursday afternoon. • Mr. and Mrs. Royce Henton. j Tlie guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Barnum of CoatsV 5 0. I. C. sows, wgt. 160 lbs. each, bred tu ride Mr and Mra. WHtard Hall and, Marshall Norwood and Mra. Mary Grove were Sunday callers at Mr. . 11 good feeding shoots, wgt. from 140 .two children of Almena called on'J®l',r- local. Mrs, Lillian Rapp. W. and Mrs. L. Garrison. to 180 lbs. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O.i 'v- I/'lnl! snd Mr- and Mrs. Charles Mr and Mrs. Richard Bishop and Hughes Sunday | Mackinder of Wall take. Mr. and 0. I. C. and Poland China boar. wgt. Red Durhom cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Durkee and: Mrs. Claude Harrington of Ban- children of Hastings called Sunday • around 225 lbs. | son u Mr. and «*»• “«'«> “ ««w| ^T00” “l. r^eMT°W*f' son David David called called on on Mr. Mr. nnd und Mr*. Mrs.'lfWd “““ nd Mra. •' John Ritter - Clarence Payne of Hope Center ot Kalamazoo | Mrs. Merie Bradfield and son Guernsey and jersey cow, 6 yrs. old. ■ Sunday Afternoon. Mr “nd Mri- E111* Faulkner who'Jack were Kalamazoo shoppers last I Mr* C E. Davis h spending h'have b«’n spending the post six; Monday afternoon. Guernsey cow, out of Bob Martains herd week at lhe home of her daughter, weeks in Florids and with their son; Mr «ndIMrs. Dewey Rred of Hav l Mrs Edwin Pierce In Detroit Mr i and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ungs called at the Garrison home Block Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old. |Dnvta spent Wednesday with his 1 Arnold Faulkner and family at Fort Sunday. . John Deere model D tractor on steel. son. Frederick and family in Grand Monroe. Va.. returned home Wed-1 iff. and Mrs. Otb Boulter of Cres*; u»«H«v sev eallrd Haturdav at Lawrence Lawrrtwe! esday nt of last week. _ I1 sey called Saturday Guernsey heifer, due in June Mn:. Lavera Quick and daughter1 Tobias’. _ _ Motorists' Your country needs your help. Here' Thr rne >oung young people of ot the tne MethoMemo­ John Deere 3 bottom tractor plow The production record and breed Ing date* dirt church have been Invited to Norma of Banfield vblted her sbMrs. Celia Reed of Hastings spent Oliver 4 sec. tractor drag, nearly new how you can be of service. TAKE CARE OF YOUR attend services at Hickory Comers l*r- Mrs- Marshall Norwood test the weekend al the home of her Suiid.y r.rntn,. April 13. TAunA.y. ; dju«hl,r Ur.. . L.ur.1 O^rUm. 2 horse wagon and flat rack CAR! Prolong its working life by keeping it in first will be a pot luck supper nt 6 o'clock 1 El,rl Herrington of Wall take, who" Mr*. Garrison returning to Hastings 1 horse wagon I Mr and Mr*. Lincoln Bu*h vi*-lh« bwn 0 »urgic*l patient In Leila [Monday with her mother to help class mechanical condition. Have your Andrus serv­ ited Rev. and Mra. Warren Brown hospital. Battle Creek has relumed 1 her get settled In her new home. 1 Large iron cauldron kettle. O. I. C. and Duroc sow, wgt. 400 lbs., to u hb home. ] ’ Little Tobias «... has 1been] , at Marshall. Thursday. They were!'" '‘ u “ <>•'» Larry tLee -rva.>.. ~ Economy King cream separator, good with 10 nice pigs ice man check vital points of your car's engine, U1 nuMiuaa mummy and .na on Tues»ucs--! Mr and Mrs. Glenn Williams and] Quite ill lhe past week but i* some : in Hastings Monday O. I. C. sow, wgt. 350 lbs., with 6 nice Good set of single work harness day they were in Eaton Rapid* t© • sons ofthe W. K. Kellogg farm call-1 better at thb writing. chassis, pnd body. Save wear, and make it lost by attend an officers meeting of the cd on ‘heir Parents. Mr, and'Mrs. Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. pigs Collar Camp meeting association , John Adams and Mr. and Mrs. El- Frank Roush's were Mr. nnd Mra. giving it regular lubrication Stretch the life of O. I. C. and Poland China sow, wgt. 10 gal. cream can 5 gal. cream con Thc defense meeting held In the!*'?” Hayward Sunday evening. | Charles Jacobs and family. Louise. 450 lbs., due soon Man; other artkle* too numerous to mention. Delton the first Marion and children, also ueiion Rural rvurai Agricultural agricultural school scnixniI La — Mar Erb spent ......... - — — ipart —■ - of' --------------------------—•— — Wilber your tires by having them checked frequently for building Tuesday evening wm was oultc quite1 last lasl w *’«k with hLs grandmother. I Fye *11 nil of Grand Rapids. .................. . .by resident* . . " of. Hope.'i Ur. Ur Urr Bert tlrrl CJi.r Mr. ana and. Mrs Stenger nnd well attended, Mrs. !LaVern Calthrop I.. tn Pplrieville correct pressure. NEVER FORGET that we must TmilO O Al f- *'ash day of sale unless arrangement* are nude for Barry. Orangeville and Prairieville The last of the week he spent with children spent Sunday with Mr. and I r gC lyl j la oALta cood bankable note* at Haslinc* City Bank before Mrs. Joe Stenger of Kalamazoo. conserve all available rubber and steel at home,. So­ townships. Leon Doster, county airlTom Ostrander in Hastings. . . |h| ( h removed until telited tor ■ Norman Wilcox of Battle Creek raid warden, was thc speaker. Fol-1 Mrs. Olive Pennock nnd two chil­ cor owners, do your part. Andrus Service Station lowing the meeting, men were fln-]drcn. Oloria and Flynn and Grace spent from Friday till Monday with ger printed. Five meetings will be S Chruder of Lowell spent Saturday hb grandmother, hb parents com­ stands ready to help you Make a habit of having held here, the first was Tuesday I night wllh Mr. und Mrs. Daniel Erb. ing Monday after him. Madeline Norman and Mrs. evening of thb week. i Mr ftnd Mrs Russell Mott spent your car thoroughly checked at regular intervals Mr. and Mra. WiUard Water* and Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter were Sunday dinner guest* ----- „------- __r. son.of PlainweU called on her sis- daughter. Mr and and Mra. Merrill at the home of Mrs. Norman’s lis­ __ ­ FX-iinc tCnlr ter In Kalamazoo. Evans In Kalamazoo. ter. Mrs. Max Reynolds ____ nnd tfam Start TODA}! All thc 4-H boys nnd glrb and Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Erb and ily Sunday afternoon. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk Paul Richards of Hastings spent their mother. Mrs. Vem Calthrop. some of their parents attended! Sunday with his mother, Mrs. spent Sunday with Vem Calthrop Achievement Day In Hastings Sat-: in the hospital at Fort Custer. urday. Franklin Phillips and Mary Blanche Richards. A vote was taken at the election Saunders being on the County Hon­ Monday ui regard to Barry townshio or Roll buying thc Delton community hall. SOUTH SHULTZ* ' Forty-five votes were cost in favor Evelyn Hom spent Friday with of it and five against it. Mrs. Gertrude Wileox of Hostings her parents and took her mother called on Mrs. Alice Stanton Sun- back with her to Battle Creek for ] day. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mtaener of I Mr. and Mra. Robert Fuhrman and Phono 2240 daytime. For night terv­ | baby of Battle Creek called on his Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Les­ Ice phone 2352 or 2230 parent*. Mr. and Mrs. D. Fuhrman ter Sonncvllle and their mother. xSyoronj?' Mrs. Mina Kenyon, Saturday eve­ । Saturday. , Cor. Jefferson snd Court I Mrs. John Harrington and Mrs. ning. Sts, Hastings, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. J. May of Battle [Charles Harrington attended revival I cervices in the Masonic temple in Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Snnoco Gs* and Oil* Cresting Bonneville one day last week. Bstteri**, Wiadikirid Wiper* | Kalamazoo Sunday evening. Vulcanising Walking Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon. Mr. ! HICKORY CORNERS and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon and Don­ The Wesleyan W. H. St F. M. 6 ald Kenyon of Battle Creek and will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Mina Kenyon went to ManGalnder for dinner. Wednesday. । celona Sunday to attend the funer­ April 15. This is the annual Self­ al of John Mlnzey. Denial program and offering. Mrs. Donald Manning and Shar­ Mr. ana air. and airs, Mrs. ixo Leo uruietn Griffeth ana and on oi ot nazunga Hastings visaed visited ner her parent* parents family spent Easter with relatives'Mr. and Mra. Lester Sonnevllle Wedat Middleville and attended *•-- - •— night • the!nesday and• — Thursday and• assisted her mother ... tn ....v. entertaining Baptist church. .| .......................... .—....m. Friends of Harry OlUespit are the Community club. sorry to hear ni.i that u... he ut h » very ... ill UI in] Mra. G. E. Kenyon i*cuyuii received reccivcu the ur. 1 Pennock hospital where he under- sad message Saturday of the pass| went a serious operation recently. Ing of her brother. John Mlnzey Frii Mr. Gillespie b a brother of Mrs ! day night at the home of hb son. Rena 0ugbee. I Gary Mlnzey at Mancelona. Mr. . Mr, and ‘ Mlnzey.-81—year* old. was well Mr. and Mrs. Mr- Russell ”-------- Tolle* -----------------------------'J---------" known —1' I three children of Bunnell dhlrict! here a* thb was formerly hb home. were callers Sunday on Mr. and For some years he ha* been living dur .May 10 Mra. Frank Town and Mrs. Hazel at Marquette, and came thb winter i Nunnemaker. I to visit hb children, hb daughter | The many friends of Mr. and in Detroit and two sons in Flint, Mrs. E M Cadwallsder are sorry to and went to Mancelona only a week dur Qet; 31 ’ know that Mra. Cadwallader b very] ago. He had been in po?r health ill at their home south of town. Her' for a few weeks and passed away dur Nov. 13 sister from Battle Creek b caring suddenly with heart trouble. The ■ for her. I bereaved ones have the sympathy i Mra. Homer Bartlett vblted Mr. I of all. and Mrs. Charles Kahler ot North] Two out of four of our 4-H boy* Barry’ from Mtedne^day till Saturday! received gold seab on their work. Open formula feeds were originated by the i of last week. \ J | Donald Kenyon of Battle Creek Farm Bureau, a* a farmers' organization. Mr. and Mra. Chud Nobles of, spent Saturday night with hb par­ Content* of closed formula feeds had to Climax were Sunday afternoon vlsl-1 ents. be guessed nt. Farmers’ feeds arc open tors ot Mr and Mra. John Mourer. I Mra. Mina and Emma Kenyon formula and list the ingredients pound Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Attlee and' called on Mra. Stella Hyde at Del-, three sons and Mr and Mrs. Beryl < ton Thursday afternoon. for pound on the feed tag, beca'usc: ! Albertson and children all of Mid-1 *---------------land Park. Gull lake, were Sunday ,,OPE They enable tlie farmer to check on the balance dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. Those spending Easter with Mr.; 1 between animal and vegetable proteins (in pool* W. McCue. i ttnd Mrs Oscar Wurm and son were try and hog feotla). ' »r I Mr. and Mra. Ted Binkley and fam| DOUD CORNERS ily of Indiana. ” Mr. ------and -- Mr*. «■QJln-i When made by a reputable manufacMr. and Mrs Lynden Norris and ton Kelley of Kalamazoo and Mr.j | family were visitors Sunday at Ira and Mrs. Gordon Cola and Mrs. Jim 2 turer interested in IIIS -welfare he ! Chaffee's at Quimby. Durbin and two girls of Hastings, i ■ know* jiiat Wil AT he is paying for. Homer McCallum of Muskegon j . Marie. Margnrtte and Donlth Houghtallng and Donnabelle Berg­ spent the weekend with hl* parent*' j The farmer can get an idea of the • man were callers at Mra. Burpee's Mr and Mrs. Donald McCallum. * dollar value of the ration. ' at Delton Saturday to see Hie twin । Mrs. William wiutam Hart ana and two> two) babies daughters of the Durfee dbtrict ith the Michigan State College I Clifford McMannb and family ] called Sunday afleroon on Mr. and , le of the ration. have moved onto the Chandler farm. Mra. Rankin Jfart. Daisy Bergman has returned to Don't forget! Bring something' her home after working in Climax for the grab bag at lhe club meet­ " - - Jing Friday night • | Many other articles too numerous to mention. CLOSED FORMULA FEED Mra. Paulin* Murphy spent Easter i , Mr. and Mrs. Edward CampbellI relumed home Saturday after• with Mra. Edith Welch tfi Delton. . We extend our sympathy to the' Farm Bureau MILKMAKERS ■ MERMA8IIES . PORK­ , spending the winter Jn Florida. Mr. and Mra. Will Shriber andI family and relative* of Mra. Anna MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for open formula family of Hasting* ate Easter din­ bookleu on our feeds. i ner with her folk*. Mr. *nd Mr*. nesday night at Pennock hospital 1 Will Ourd Merle Tobias of Weeks district । Qonnabelb Bergman of Battle •ptart Easter at th* horn* of Mr. | Creek spent lhe weekend with her and Mrs Otto Praoshka and fam­ ' grandmother. ily. HASTINGS, MICH. I Mr. and Mrs. Percy McM»nnl* «nd Mr. and Mr*. Vaughn Fuller and family of Battle Creek visited hb family of Hastings spent Sunday *t TKLIPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. their cottage 1 brother Clifford Sunday. | BANNER WANT ADVR. PAY FAIR LAKE •' Easter Sunday In Battle Creek at Pennock at hb home. He expect' All remember the L. A. S. at the Alton Armour's. j to enter the service soon. eximmunity house on April 15 for' Mra. Dora Pierce has been very --------------------------------------dinner. < sick at her home with aore throat. Celery, cucumbers. und lettuce llsmmle Armour and wife spent A party was held in honor of Dale' contain more than M’,. water. DELTON AUCTION SALE Tuesday, April 14,1942 HORSE . KEEP'EM cows FARM MACHINERY PROTECT THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR 41 HEAD OF SOWS & PIGS Ted S. K. Reid, Prop VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing AUCTION SALE ANDRUS SERVICE s Having sold my farm I will sell my personal property at Public Auction at the farm located 1 mile north of Hickory Corners on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15,1942 Starting at 1 o'clock fast time I will offer the following: COWS Durham and Brown Swiss cow, 3 yrs. old, Durham and Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, Durham cow, 9 yrs. old, due Oct. 25 Durham and Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, Durham and Brown Swiss cow, 2 yrs. old, Heifer, 11 yrs. old, due Sept. 21 Heifer, 1 J yrs. old, due Oct. 23 Heifer, 15 mos. old, not bred. Heifer, 1 yr. old Heifer calf, 7 mos. old Heifer calf, 7 wks. old SOW Red brood sow, bred Dec. 21 CHICKENS About 20 Barred Rock hens About 15 White Rock hens HAY AND GRAIN Several tons Alfalfa hay About 150 crates corn About 40 bu. oats 2 or 3 crates of early potatoes HARNESS Double work harness 2 collars FARM MACHINERY John Deere mower, 6 ft. cut Side delivery rake Wagon and rack John Deere 2-horse cultivator John Deere 1-horse cultivator John Deere 3-sec. spring tooth drag. 2- sec. spike tooth drag Syracuse walking plow John Deere grain drill,with grass attach­ ment. Bean puller Set scales, 800 Ib. capacity Corn shelter Grind stone 2 corn planters 3- steel anchor posts and braces No. 12 De La vol cream separator 10-gal. milk can - 3 5-gal. milk cans Forks, shovels, etc. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Small heating stove Round oak range Wardrobe 2 big crock? DON’T Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED.' NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Open 'Formula Feeds Try to find then advantage! in a TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. BEN CAMPBELL, Proprietor HAROLD BELCHER & SON, Auctioneers Vs E. M. CADWALLADER, Clerk FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL A 1MI �TOE HASTINGS BANNER. THITISD4Y. APRIL ». 191? FACE EIGHT OBDXB FOB PtnUCATlOM I MOT10I OF MOBTOAOB THREE CORNERS were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. would lake hh training. I Mr. and Mra Glenn William* and ASSYRIA GUSH CREEK roaBouoiVBB. bale or ui.kUis 1. ik. . xr-na Mra. Clair D Yeiler were' Clarence L. SUaon. Mis* Betty and Mra‘Lester Larabec and children, family of Gull lake spent Bunday The gai Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore Easter Bunday dinner guesu of, Paul. Easter Sunday. ; Bobby and little Connie Sue. and with their parent* Mr. — and ‘Mr*, *“ 1 acme time, ha* been opened again and Arlene spent Sunday with Mr. for general repair work by Harry and Mr* Robert Bhrtcker at Rich-1 their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hammond Mrs^ Richard Cook and Johnny, all Leslie Williams. Maury E. Moore wa* a dinner Reed and Robert Coy. both local land. and Mr*. Lester D. Yeiter and son and children Natalie and Thomas Durand arrived Thursday for a ' “ —• • ------------------ — — -----------------------Philip in Katamaxoo. spent last week Monday evening with the ladle* l»«nl« Mr. guest of his grandchildren. Mr. and Mias M. Bernice Wing of Detroit with her brother and sister-in-law. »nt> Mr*. H J. Robinson. David and Mra Frank Thompson and son. l. Calkoa* ATKrv u.muJ'I cLlt?. was a Thursday until Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Carroll <JUn> Fisher Dorothy reluming home Saturday, Dennis Maury, of Freeport. Easter. munity group will meet on April 28 morning and also attended the Saturday guests of the Chude A.• with Mr. nnd Mrs Orin Cole. birthday dinner of David McGlock- 0. wlt„ .^4 Pwiu« * guest of Ml. and Mn. Claude A. in Hastings. Mr. Fisher, an enlistee Mr* I.co C. Hammond arjd son Hammond. Paul Hammond, stu- in the marines, left for Detroit Richard Leo. of Cincinnati. Ohio Hammonds were Mr. and Mrs. David •J^V^rt'areT’A^vri’r Mra Weekend visitors at Fred Otis* tckend vUltors at Fred OUs* dent al Assumption Prep. Windsor, early Wednesday momlng—later in and Mr*. Wm. E. Rose. Jr., were Messenger. Leo Jefferson. Harrv •enn 01 court are: Assyria. Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Otis and accompanied lier to spend,hU Eketfr a long distance call from California Saturday afternoon callers nt the Groen and David Rup<»-of Jackson, Frances Jones; Johnstown. Leon recess with Id* parents. to Mrs. Fisher he slated he wa* sta- Claude A. Hammond* and in the Mr and Mrs. John Kennedy. Dr, Tack and George Wertman: Maple - Mr. and Mr*. Carleton ■ Bump tkmed at San Diego where hr evening at the James F. Hammond* Swift and Mr. Dyer of Detroit. Wal­ Grove. Helen Cheeaeman and How­ Grlsmendo and Ray Olis of Kala- 1,,'*;.,". *m4 ereJiuri.“uEada’i*.*”’ ter Dycklewlcz end Beryl Bishop of ard Hamilton. ' ju a a-atian «f uld Court bold at the LansingAndrew Freemlre. in the employ niaxoo. Easter dinner guests of Mr. end Leon Doster gave a very timely •'»«« >n ib» city of lUninn. >» । of the Michigan Bell Telephone talk in preparing for defense at the 7‘di>'‘“wx “ *MU *** ' Deliar* I Floyd Walters nnd daughter. Mnr- Company. 1* very UI with an attack °^1U.,.ChUrC‘? ^U,r<U^e’^2< Haaarabla Arrhla D. Mr of bronchitis. I Ion of Grand Rapids and Mr. and New officer* elected for the Good- Donald. Circuit Jud*-, The Awyria Gospel ehureh of j .Mrs. Elmer Walters and daughters will community club Saturday night oa reading and tniag ibe mu at com i Assyria Center admitted into mem­ i Donna and Alyce of Battle Greek. ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jordan and bership Sunday twelve members from the loealltv. '----- . •,------- - - —-------- , ------ ,,,, son George of Hastings spent Eas­ Mr. and Mra. Hermon Babcock al p_r ’ mT", 'm».' ter Sunday with her sister and hus­ were Sunday guests of their aunt .J* Jn>“yJ.rt5"dt oror«. an J lh. Unb­ ind Ol/lOOlh. D“ll«r, band. Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley. nnd uncl“ Mr. and Mrs. Walter sorry to hear of the inB(a rnj| ■ Mrs. Leo C. Hammond and son Rtaninn ' Juries he received in falling from ngrraurr m “> *“ '■"« >“ hl* , Richard Leo. of Cincinnati. Ohio “fikofMr andMr. Hwb and the latter's young friend. Philip Gldley. ond her mother. Mrs. Geo. nC. wbSib. ProJ«> ““ *■" »«™u s»*n> •< Pad of Hastings were Friday aflcr>/tO<i|hi Delian noon guests of Mrs. James F. Ham- ' cla^s wiU be held on Tuesday at the Musxegon. .»u. .,iui <• ..-.-1-1. lB< ,««(,» nitij.i, rnond, -Natalie and Thomas. BNct* church where the final lew •»<»««• Mr 2”*® Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hallock and win. “Meal Planning" will tie carSSL?08!;.° 11 wh*,h•, daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Paul tied out Easter visitors at Ray Erway s »r i,< Ray and daughter, nil of Plainwell Mis* Nonna Case of Lansing was wcrc Mr Qnd Mrs' jM Dibble of n.<» were Sunday callers nt the Leslie । the guest of her parent*. Mr and ^'LfV^ndav to "tofn Williams'. Mr*. Hugh Case over Easter Sunday. **r- *h0 ,r,t J°*n U' f"4 '**• Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley were An impressive Easter service wa* a, ,'<»«*• the MUsm Joan Braay •*. recent Sunday guests of Mr. nnd ,lv.n on Sund., b>- Bt>-. M.KW, »' X——t.iMn Mrs. Bernard Falconer ot Carlton. Tuber at the morning service’ at lhe >ne of Grand Rapids. .u.iww. '•*»«»»•■ » «t mI4 ".■n’/’o On Ear.ter Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Brian church with two baptism*. a Bnd • Ru?“u Thornton «“4 >«le eon Claude A. Hammond entertained cooperative dinner was en loved at and sons of Laporte. Ind. were Sun(>|| al Wl0 with a family dinner which also the Base Line church Fifteen i>eo- d“X vla£t5l” cl>'de Warrens. ,„rB,y t„r pui.nrr w.-.s In honor of the eighth wedding . . .... . Mr, r-lv.lo Warron anrt Pat tv at. t fit ol* Sd'-aSintd *" 'V 11b*-lu •al, pir uapuuu nuu an m«c». . . .. . . anniversary of Mr and Mrs. James noon wrtk, «» held. '<™« «-« 1»» U> P Hammond which occurred dur­ -.-d h.> rrtrlvrt bv klrnd, Ha>Un«.. S.Iu.d»r Un Worn ing lhe past week. Guests included o( Rrv J e Doru. who ha. born « lhe mdn. and Pally Mr. and Mra James F. Hammond. nt the State honpltel in Kalamnroo “ member of the sewing club, ■M Inn Natalie and Thoma* Jamra. MV. nnd fnr some time, that he Ls bed rid' ’* WEST HOPE Mr*. Leo C. Hammond nnd Richard den and in a critical condition. ... < Leo and Mrs. Wm. E. Rose. jr. ano Mra. Jay Cole, who ha* bwn at the Mr- *,1J Mrs McJB*,“rn n i. Further OrdwrS. t James Leo. Thei? son. Robert ot home of her daughter and husband. 8l*nl Sunday with J*, and Mrs. un» d»j. ruinnti «»a.r th- U 8- navy wns enroute to Nor- Mr and Mrs Ed Hoffman, the jxut »ubcrt PaWenglU of Hickory Corfo’k. Vi list Easter, following the ner*. rit‘'( five weeks, has returned home. only furlough he has had since his Gerald Anders is leaving this week Mr. and Mra. Lble Strickland and enlistment more than a year ago. family of Battle Creek were guests T°r camp. Will rChamberlain spent Friday of their mother. Mra. Floyd Strickw,n " night at E. L. McCallum's. land on Sunday. Mr. nnd Mr and “"a Mrs. «« Clare Norris ^ms-ana -- -----------------------------------------------*n„ r. a attended a family dinner on E»ster n«ts of Mr. and Mrs. James (krk ut c.r«i. <va-i eompanied by n friend from Chi ­ inanled bv a Chi-, levlnv ftl home of B „ Wer Today, more than ever before, this sign beck­ ■ i”-s<inv m ■ nr- nomr oi a nuier. Collison of Kalamaxoo. ........... ..................... j , roi "SERVICE THAT SATISFIES cago who will *pcnd some time witli Mrs. Cyrus Buxton nnd family, of Mr. and Mrs. William McCallum JthJTSdi« "» ons all car and truck owners who want the — SERVICE THAT SAVES" her. >.u — ________ * un__ w ... ,|M Hasting*. Inyuubu, honoring their sister and of ___________ Kalamazdo spent from______ Friday n.r following dr.rtibr.i pi«< supt. and Mra E W. Ardis of hp*ban<L .... I .. ■ *^:^*nd . .. _ • “• M^IXm'jewtU » Ill "> Ctmrla*. Sunday U'f withhb t l« Vila parents. U Mr. — aaaal and ..I "MI.ma.UI .llw.l. ...I Krl.IV iIn in ih» | rX' skilled, reliable service that comes with: (1) 1 Check and Rotate Tires Frevjmrt were Sunday dinner guesu of Beulah. * Mrs. Will McCollum. of B.m »ud st.i. nr M>riiic»«. _ .v. — .. ... follow. ot Will Mishler.'*. iMr nnd Mrg Willard Ca.«e MX-nt Mr and Mrs Almond Weber Vistrained mechanics, (2) quality materials, and 2 Get Regular Lubrication FRANK C rnnilUAN Mi's Gwendolyn Mishler was a Sunday at the home of her daughter Hcd his sister In Battle Creek. Sun8ADIE L. POOHXAN 3 Service Engine —Carburetor Snturdsy night guest of Norma Mra Ethel Wibon and husband of d®? afternoon. " (3) reasonable service rates....You can expect —Battery Yoder In Frecjiort Pennficld township near Battle Mr. and Mrs. Ira Osgood and chil« this kind of service from your Chevrolet dealer George Karcher and family of Creek. dren rpent Sunday afternoon at ANDMKW W. IXX'KTOX 4 Test Brake* Allerr.ay for Plaintiff — — ■have moved into tile MissHar BerUin Miller returned, to Ferris Brown's at Prairieville. Phinwcl) ­ because, for years, Chevrolet dealers have had Lansing Saturday after spending Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baumgartner 5 Check Steering and Wheel old Yoder house. the week with her mother. Mrs. "Pent Sunday wllh his sister in Alignment Mrs. Roy Blough nnd two children Willard Case. the largest number of “trade-ins” and there­ Oat Kalamazoo. ,.rnut „.„w, and Mrs. Aaron Gronewald and 6 Check Clutch.Transmission, The Lacey Telephone exchange Maj. Gordon McCallum spent a clerk ut cirrali C»ert. fore the widest experience in servicing and children of Freeport were Sunday flu Rear Axle ha* installed n telephone at the couple of days witli hi* parents last callers of Mis Estelta Rosier > Mrs. Coy residence week. He has purchased lhe Will Check Cooling System conditioning all makes of cars and trucks. ORDER FOR APPBAKAMCE David McClellan i* spending «>me some Elliot farm at Hickory Corners. •“*■**“» “ w’re c.neS " m5 I™' of I.'.. 8 Protect and Preserve Finish ..™: r Jimmie Springer returned to Dennd fumHy. Mr and Mrs. Clare troit this week with Lynden JohnMrs. Elva Foglesong Price and son Norris. ccck and Almond Weber. of Saginaw and Mrs. J. D. Cool of The Lacey Extension project leadMr. and Mrs. Floyd Cavenaugh ers, Mra. Helen and Mra Mabel Hy- ftnd family are tlie new neighbors i MUhlcr home Friday. land were in Hastings cn Wed- on the Woodman farm. Milo Curti* and tarnilv of Middle­ nesdny lor the last lesson in the A correction to an item in last ville are no*- residents of this neiith- course. week's news which should iuive read Plaintiff. I borhood having moved In the Geo. Mr and Mrs. Don Jewell of Beulah Mr*. Laurl* Van Bnven and daughHoward tenant house. spent Tuesday night with their *cr Jerraine spent the weekend with Mr. nnd Mra. Art Richardson brother nnd family. Mr. and Mra. her sister. Mrs. Harold Springer. I silent Sunday at thr Chester RlciiClare Norrb- enrrnHe from KalamaAbe Hayward entertained the fol- Wl(, ol ,<>™ ,. n**; wn« n 1 arilwn home near Vermontville zoo. where they went to visit their lowing for Easter: zMr. and Mra. x,«; D«»M it. c«»k: ihr son ™ Paul nnd family. family. Paul Paul is is r-rnie Erfde rucncnauer Eichenauer ana and enuaren children of of Si*.14#”'Pklto’A^sbeMin’1*’* n™nri 50,1 u* Jewell ftna ?f™er iwrents. Mn and Mrs BA T 5"!he F*d««‘»_eW>‘>yInspecRnll)!} *'a«: tlon and purchasing of meat for the Brown - of Goodwill and Mr. and K'"< Eash. ’ " ' •various camps of the army. Mrs. Teddy Hayward local. F«nik h»* Callers through tlie week at Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Jones and Junior Joluicock is 111 and out of Myr* iirinnin*iiM>l. li< Blough's were Mr. and Mrs. Alix-rt■ mother. Mra. Lucy Lind returned school this week. I'-f >t»r«v iiri»ni»«>ir.»i Slabpugh. Junior Blough. Marian1 Monday night from a trip to Camp ----‘ Blen'm. Mr. und Mra. Rqv McRob­ ----------------------------- .„. „„„ , A«ncullur»l .nun«n »1M uSJSChJ! ' Robinson. Ark., to visit Irvin Lind. erts and son Howard of Alto. Rach- inducted in lhe army a short time *Br!ners turn the teeth on the spike ih.lr unknowi cl Stahl nnd son Arthur. Mra. Em­ I tooth harrow when one side becomes. ma Blough and Mur! Burt. Hiram1 , worn smooth. A new cutting edge in Mra. Walter Shafe. who accom. ,------------------- - -------- •»— —— Having decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Auction at the place known 01 Karcher of Rcmu* was a dinner' panled her husband, to Alexandria 1 nndtlrm "' make* harrow as ef“kes the harrow gurat on Monday. ■ , ha* returned home as he is on duty *» when the teeth were new. thc Bryan Sensiba farm located ’Zx mile cait and Yi mile north of Delton on Mr. and Mrs Ray Richardson of in lhe Canal Zone as Air Corps --------------- ---------------------------------------- Grand Rapid* were Saturday callers' mechanic. at Art Rkhnrdson's. , Mr. and Mrs. Orin Cole enter-! Ln Aiwcw* took a truck load of talned as Bunday guests their | baled ha? for Ralph Moore to Reed'1 daughters. Mesdames Neva Brandt' dillCity. Wednesday, returning home and uu raujuuin Noftnnn Stanton oianwjn and ana families, lamuics, Saturday. COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK WAR TIME. THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: ntt u a faqjih;, family. dinner. i .s, Mr*. Jennie Pardee spent Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brandt, who'th. «t furry. it day at tlie Alden Porritt home. have been located at Dowling, have Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Burnaby of moved to Battle Creek. 2 one horse cultivators Martin spent Sunday with her par­ Tlie Womens Society will serve a Oliver 2 hone wecder ent*. Mr. and Mrs. D D. Holcomb. supper on Thursday night at the Roan gelding. 4 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lb>. 7 ft. cultipacker 4 sec. Qavid Bradley Dl'RFEE *** Briggs church. Pictures will be Black marc, 12 yn. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. spring tooth harrow shown and a ----------feature— will—be— the•— hot The Easter exercises nt lhe East — -— 3 sec. Roderic Lean spring tooth harrow Baltimore church Sunday evening ,**, b00,hwere well attended ond n very good . M*®h»el Frazer returned 2 sec. spike tooth harrow Guernsey cow. 7 yn. old. bred,Jan. 17 program was rendered, consisting ot to tl0mc last week nfter a conWagon and combination rack, new songs. recitations, plays, readings va|cwence at the home of his grandGuernsey cow, 7 yn. old, bred Aug. 22 Stoneboats American fanning mill • nnd the Easter story. parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. David Frazer. Guerntcy cow, 6 yn. old. Ireih 6 wks. meal dialrkt llabla lo aperlal Planet Junior onion cultivator, new Mr* Mary Rice of Hasting.* i* • „of. Cr,,ek following a ■ nty nt Barr, S THE SIGN OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR ANY CAR OR TRUCK s DEALER LOCAL 7 "CAR CONSERVATION PLAN BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, Inc. HASTINGS MICHIGAN AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1942 LEGAL NOTICES HORSES CATTLE HOGS Cheater White sow. due May 6 Duroc sow, due May 17 -- CHICKENS 50 White Rock laying heni HARNESS Double set of harness Single set of harness FARM MACHINERY W. C. Allis Chalmers tractor, Allis tractor plow, on rubber McCormick Deering binder, -s r« itu. Corn marker Potato marker 125 onion crates 60 groin sacks Vi barrel Polarine motor oil, No. 20 8 barrel water stock tank 6 barrel water stock tank Brooder house on skids 10 rods 5 ft. chicken fence DeLoval cream separator, size 15 3 5_gol cream cans 10 gal. milk can SEED AND GRAIN 350 bu. seed oats 200 crates corn 2 tons hoy June clover seed Timothy seed Quantity seed potatoes HOUSEHOLD GOODS _ Oliver Clipper mower, International aide delivery rake and ted­ der combination John Deere hay loader Oliver 99 plow Superior 11 hose grain drill - Oliver riding cultivator, 2 horse Cale 2 horse walking cultivator 3 piece bedroom suite Solid ask dining table G chain Nlrc china cabinet 3 piece living room suite Linoleum Camp cot and pad Chair Magazine racks Work table Electric washing machine Laundry tubs, bench wringer All this furniture is In extra good condition. TIM SENSIBA, Prop LOREN COPPOCK. Ayctkmeer MILT LEINAAR, Clerk spending a few days with Mr. nnd ‘"^ectomy *(Communlty hospital. ■ hall .ell at ■I Mddrt. at Mrs. Edward Rice and daughter. BerUib'MqnMon of Battle Tlivy ull called on Geo. Warren ill S,eek ‘J® «u®‘l °r Mr- Coy over Hickory Comers Saturday. .,h® *"kentl Mra. Lottie Hammond. Miss Mary and ’P1"® Brandt were Bauleh. Mr nnd Mrs. Arthur Dem- Sumfay SU«.L* of a daughter and erk. Miss Grace Bauleh. Mr. and “ J,an^ *nd RoU®, of Mrs. George Bauleh and family were S Battle 1”'1® Cre Creek. *k- Mr Mr. nnd M Mrs. rs. Clyde recent guests at the Hammond and Rra,!dt «umU ot relatives. Bateman home, Mrs. Lottie Ham- Creek ‘rP<' ” Hauer. Mrs Vela Campbell and her class mond remained for n longer visit. Melvn Claggett of Hastings was in 4-H work attended Achievement Day at Hastings on Saturday. Miss an overnight guest of Veto Rice Anna Swartz was honored by lhe 11 Wednesday Mr. and Mr*. Duane Hunt spent trip to Lansing. Messrs, and Mcsdames Henry and t>« Easter with Mr. and Mr*. Harry Ray Woodstra and Miss Hlgaon were Rcusor nt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Young and Sunday callers at the Mr. and Mr*. ‘Zi ORDER FOK PUBLICATION * Miller home family and Miss Ruth BuB-'tt of Clifton I'-ontr «f llarri. '*'* Mrs. Nellie Thompson and Mra.'brill* 1"' Chesaning spent Easter with Mr. Fred Hyland who heard over the ' ■ nnd Mrs. Chud Hunt and Hubert. Vermontville nnd Mr. and Mr*. Uoyd Elliston and family of Nash­ ville. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geiger crew, have been notified of their! w' and family of Saranac spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster and _____________ __________ . Hasting*—Forty-four .pairs of-'iTJ t“i Mrs. John Birman nnd three chll- Hungarian partridges from prairies dren nnd Mra. John Hook and three of of weatern western Canada Canada are are adtustina adjusting j JJ, “V. daughters attended the 4-H chib themselves to new surrounding a|d.»ba Achievement Day in Hastings Sat­ few miles northeast ot here with the . >• urday. Dorothy Hook and Marie Intention, If U hoped, of remaining Birman were In the style show. Mr. and Mrs J. W. Davl* and department game men released the',*'4 p®'""0 daughter of Grand Rapids spent "Hunkles" al a point two miles south, Easter wijh Mr. and Mra. H. R. of Woodland. The bird* were ship- > f • r»vr <’< tbt. Davis. ped by express from near Edmon»»’ Mr nnd Mrs. Walter Gorsllne and ton. Alberts, and each was fitted daughter spent Easter With Rev.._____________ and Mr*. H. R Pfeiffer- * jqj- |<tenHfirstlon before release — - • -) ----------------- ’ st tended Bunday morning. ( -GN PAT DAY, BUY BONDS— rial a.wrr district, llabl. lo D. UrDonald f.llvwa 1!:.^ £ NOTION To’ CREDITORB mlslttralrig ut .aid draw I. Mlddl..ih., � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-04-16.pdf ed734bf7ef76c24ec4c1d994270c847c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTY-SIXTH YEAR EIGHT TRUCKS USED FOR COLLECTION OF WASTE MATERIALS 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS BARRY COUNTY DRAFT NUMBERS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1942 COUNCIL WAS ORGANIZED SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 'ORGANIZE NEW BOY SCOUT TROOP 8 PLANS MADE FOR ^oMg°r^LplDaAnYned'B»NARD DeGOLIA 4TH REGISTRATION 125044 J. C. C. to Sponsor Youth Committees Chosen Early to j , Project in Firat Word Areo Retiring Mayor Honored ] a new Boy Scout Troop I* being] At Monday Meeting organized "in Hastings under thej Atiurc Proper Observance Men 45 to 65 to Report for ; Co. Board of Suporvlt«r« I Further progress was ntade in the Registration on April 27 | i tentative plans for the annual ob­ "Salvage For Victory" Drive The Hastings City Council, at it* ‘Ponsorahlp of the Junior Chamber The following men have been ap­ servance of Memorial da’y at the 10737—Abbey. George Charles 10633—Boysen. Paul Edward Neta Seven Tom •"•4W>»00681-Abbot. '.... „„ „ t ,. xjru „„ 1 . meetlrig Monday. iroop Is open pomtea I organizational uimuig Monaay,01 -- Commerce ---------------- This -------------•• — for Local! Ace Leonard ■ 10349-Bradfield. Merle Hamilton pointed umei Chief Kegutrars Registrars for Local! second meeting of the Memorial board of supervisors met for organlcve- ration and elected Bernard DcGoita, For Scrap Metal and Rubber i00M—Abbey. Robert Lester (evening, reelected Harry Miller, vet-] *? i of twelve ygars of age or:Btwrd No j Barry county, for the'I Day ccmralttee held Tuesday Tuesday eve10159-Brady, Von ti,™ A ; 10688—Abraham. Alexander 10833—Braendle. ’Kenneth Whitney eran alderman from the third ward Jor ^ys ln Uu. n,st ^^1, "other FourU’ JtegtatraUoh. Their names inlng al the American 1Legion hall ! supervisor of Hope township, as 77.. tal.^7... ar| The Kalvugr-far-.Victory" drive' 10a,_AeK,„ ; ----------- - ----------j >or ooy* in me nral ward, other ------- — Hugh Riley presided rd — as general:. chairman, succeeding Leon Moon of 10794 — Brant. Arthur K. <•for ...... ...' on Saturday was again successful, ,0F 14 vcarc ycBr? and an“ tnr ,or uvznl s,vcral vmr« Fears, boys are welcome. For’ the first I a”d nzin,. point* nt of — registration are as fol-' chairman of the committee and the Baltimore. 10271 — Adams. Carl David I 11025 — Brechelsen, Lloyd Robert ii total of seven ton* of waste mate­ that; •time the history ... of ovvuuii Scouting in1 iow>. lows: v.-wncs Charles Wm. Sherwood lor for me the' following chairmen of the various 11225—Adum*. 1-rslte Merwin 1 10958—Brisbin. Kenneth Robert ,, president of the council, to - --------—" in ......... . Hl wtn. anerwoon Standing committees named by rial being collected. Including quan­ ofTlce attain I | Hastings. X--Troop ------------on ice again. will----------meet in the on- of Hustinrs re Hull n .r- .ub-iommittett were chosen: 10244—Adams. William Robert 110048—Bristol, Gaylrn CDYk Chairman DeGolla are a* follows: tities of.scrap meta! as well as waste i Two new member* of this years’ first ward, reports Scout Executive. M J Holder M^'vrta Town Hall Hall i*'yria'JTown' P^am-Harry Larsen; Parade 10301—Ahlberg. Loul* Robert 10826—Britten. James Benjamin paper. , Agricultural Extension - Lipkey, council were present and took their Julius Knowlton. Hn.ara PKA.T. » . , . 1 miHn Pn<t; village "rWUford Plait; Plag—Ed Sayles; i 10291—Brock. Lewis oaths of office. Charles Leonard. Howard Frost I* chairman of the, j, *]>!?. r woodland town Holder. Fuller. Especially appreciated by the com­ 11004-Alien. Albert Howard Frost I* chairman the. h) ,ll; J’ A]tx .r, Rprwr’.t woodland to7n Traiuportatlon-Ed Down*; Seating I 11079—Brock, Alonzo —AUen. Clinton Evert I lOJ.T5r.!n,2O.rA*MJ?conunillee the ofother' KJ: XS^ .ltoSFr«nk mittee was the fine cooperation of 10359 rOOtl COtmil I He and Ihz ......... __ _ _ CS.oilr ,, Apportionment — Culbert Ell»10490—Allen. Lawrence Edward 10741—BrockWky. Harold Wesley W " “ ’ m Ji' ,, J ...» the liousewives ot the city who had d William Schader.. members are Keith Vertv . , . . .* ' WHh chairmen <1 worth. Boulter. | 10207—Brodock. Earl Royal collected articles and placed them 10301—Allen. Lorenzo Mason ' townM^n/^ercstare tall, mi J Mo™! .ub-nmmmn. mil upon oilier j County Clerk's and Treas. Itepons 111007—Brog, Claire John ' B?r* C°*,n*n .Murtln *nd Robert Walldorff rnmn.ll. "‘“t!®* members of the various patriotic on the porch ready for the pick­ 10855—Allerdlng Jr.. Arthur A. — Ritchie. Stevens. Reesor. , 10928—Allerdlng. Blake C. 10666—Brogan. Warren James • up. ' Eight trucks were used In Satur-1 ??>U)n 10908—BromeU, Harold Glen I County Property—Milter. Moon. -am aj. o-urn..« B v conkj,. „ . Culbert. , 10618 — Bromley, Edward Levi day’s collecilon and a number of> }?“•“*},to‘rd}nR' ... >ear*. ------ii oMisrant*--------------- ---------------- »** *“ i hul1 "l f^fx-rt and village hall ' ** . . ... . “ The plan* a* formulated thus 10155—Brooks. Ernest LeRoy Boy Scout* assisted splendidly. Cred- IWW-AI terding.Wayne Merrill ; ( Criminal Claim*—Crawford. Mesrt. ] Mr. Schader has served the city as The Troop meetings are to be held' ’ n n<! Backus- C01”' its Mayor for four yean, and prior every Wednesday evening at th" ___ £" ...y ........... h“ "■ • n ■"> <h. i».x. u> ln1 McCnnn. 110594— Brooks. Robert Ben it also should go to Dr. Norbert, 10208-Altland. .John Kenneth -111 ™>ln, “»■ ■««“”' I* 11- route™and A M on,I 111110—Bros*. Edwin Leslie Drains—Boulter. Stutz, EHswortlu Bchowalter. chairman of tranxpor-* >1137—Andersorf. Able 'i™ 1 All rn.'lntlon »lro S’ Um form-1 O|»n " on April 17 Iron. 7 . m on-" aUnn yet to be decided The prt>•-1■ Equalization — Backus. Mead, I 11199-Brott, Don Ellis tutIon. and to Winston Merrick and 10438—Ander*oh. Admiral Dewey ; 20 years, completing nearly a quarter ship roll K still open n A|> ” ” ! 11098—Browne. Robert Edwin 9 Pp. m and registrars wl|) con-i «r,!n Walter Perkins, who did a splendid 10015—Anderton. Cail Herman iu/^Tr£oi££^ JU'-r Chamb*‘r °f Cool,ncrrr tilnue tp^tl7^irX i.lX * "rl<1 town, the'' Moon. Fuller. Pott*. McCann. Ste' ven*. I 10813—Brownell. Robert ’ job in securing worker*. | 10609—Anderson. David Gerald I the city, in recognition of this out-! members are undertaking this nrol-i. .. . ! weather nermlttin* the evaet 1/va. Because Of the Outstanding SUC-! UW 10223— —Andrews. rimrrfnn Graydon Muir Finance—Stevens, Scott. Leonard, 10684— Brower. Charles Ferris I, . . ..... ...... 7 7--------- Ml MICU yuuni wor* ‘ i Backus. Stutz. ' 10426—Brown. Donald Willard res* inrac "Salvage aaivogc for ior Victory" victory i —AnM.ii, Humid Edgar ct .m. in these in behalf of the council, the city, program and plan to make the '' Fuel. Lights and Water—Reesor, 10993—Brown. Harry P. , drive*, the committee has been re- 11173-Anspaugh.JThurlow Weoda I and a oroun of men c oselv nssnr.lat.......... .. ■____ | 10451—Brown. Robert Cunningham ] quested to plan for an emergency! I0670r-Antrup. Charles Frances . m^“ttv‘Wemer2i:L'“*P‘endldCOra' ha" b^n ri^TluStyoration by a high *riux>l .tu- i Holder, Ritchie. 1 10618 — Brown. Walter James •, Health Unit—Pott*. Scott. B<ralter. drive for scrap iron and other metals' 104W—Arens. Albert parity, spoke feelingly of the high ,nunltv munlty ««*">«*■ enterprise lo tCKUter peraoiu appearing al i'* d*nt by the band sr.d[ I1 Inventory of County and Detenregard In which Mr Schader Isi ----------------- -— also old rubber. A meeting will i»e 10920—Armstrong. Theodore Henry 10782—Bruce. Loyd Sylvester (office on Saturday. April 25 andremarks of the speaker of^hr’ tion Homes—Mead. EUsworth. Moon. 10604—Bryant. Eugene called in the near future to plan 10304-Arquette. Frederick Homer । held and their regret at his leaving i i Sunday, April 26. and any inter-1<la?’ ... ■ Inventory of Courthouse and Jail 10886—A*i>don. Harold Hall 10768—Bryant. Paul Fred for this collection. • the council, and presented hlm| , ested person can register in advance* . Memorial day this year should1 —Leonard. McCann. Fuller. I 10456—Buehler. Milton । with a beautiful gold watch and'1 Hastings is to be one of thtrty- 1I2<M>—Asplnall. Floyd i of Registration day If hr will be;**.0’ I1*81" importance to every' Insurance—Scott. Lipkey. Crawthree center* in the Mate of Michi­ 11192—Asplnall. Ford 10923—Bulmer. Allan Northey . chain, a fishing rod. reel line and I unable to reach his registration I 01 thc community and all 1 ford. • gan chosen a* special "Salvage De-____ 10282__ —Augustine. ______ .... _____ George . tackle box. 11221—Bulmer. Norman place on April 27. The Local Board shouW P*«n ‘o Participate in wme• Judiciary—Stutz. Reesor, Milter. pots." Scvrral other cities in the 10625—Axrnnn. Herman Oliver | 10363—Bumford. Vernon Raymond 1’ Committee appointments were] I hour* on Saturday. April 25. will be manner. If only by theli attendance■ Live Stock Claim*—Holder. Moon. 10423—Bumgamer. Roland Orlo made for the year as follows. Mate have followed the methods; 10767—Ayres, Marley Wayne Lipkey. from 8 a m. until 7 p. m. On Sun. Pioyc ” ” j Public safety — Ray Brahch. G. E. u»ed here for the pick-up of waste! 104J7—Ayres. William Phillip 10276— Bump. Carlton Alger ■ Carlton Twp. Students Win1 day. Aoril 26. the Local Board ofFurther detai» <1)1 be announced1 -* Live Stock Sanitary and Doga— : Goodyear. E<J, Smith and John' material* and this.has brought rec« itwri—Ayres. Robert Sherman 10147—Bump, Clarence A. Two Highest Marks fice will be open from 10 a m. tin- “* ,oon ns "nttI arrangement* have‘ Fuller. McCann. Ritchie. ognitlon to Hasting* for establish- 11088—Babcock. James Densmore 10952—Burch. Robert McKinley Hewitt; streets—Roy Thomas. Good-1 Miscellaneous Claims—McCann, Uig the plan. ’ | 11048—Babcock. Lewis Conklin year. Harry Miller. Ray Branch; j --------- .... „ til 4 p. m On Monday. Audi jy, • oeen , made. 10204—Burchnrdl, Michael John Senior---------honors were announced u on the Local Board office will be open'---------------- « # » Mend. Potts. Further information will Im- given 10088—Babcock, Rolin Purjible 10570—Burdick, Warren Myron Tu”a”’■' H“h “■ . Pay RcU-Upkey. Crawford. MU­ later. In the meantime hunt up all 10964—Bnchclder, Arbor 10332—Burgart. Charles Wesley t I — Rdckord. Hewitt. Don Siegel, and F‘r'' hono«' went w Evelyn the scrap rubber and old metal hjoO—Batchelder. John K. 10975—Burges*. Oren Albert 11^' Printing—Culbert, Stutz. Leonard. nround your home and have it read}'rjj5ggg_p14COn. David Wynter Branch: finance—Milter. Siegel.'Townsend, with a mark of 2.741., both inclusive, who have not here- ] 10650—Burghdoff, Arthur Owen Resolutions, Rules and Regula­ (Thomas and Branch: fire—Thomas.1 making her the valedictorian of the. tofore registered will be required A V BT Afl/rrt TA to give for defense. Torn Inner, 10557—Bagley. George Edward 10242—Bum. Robert Sidney tions—Stevens. Boulter. Culbert । Smith. Reickord. and Hewitt; light-, class. Second honor, salutatorian.. to register. This” rcgUtratlon will |HAT DC AJ|\CU IU tubes, old tires, old raincoat*, dis- ■ 10729—Bahs. Harold H 10396—Burpee. Floyd H. Roads. Bridges and Parks—Boul­ I Ing—Hewitt. Reickord. Siegel and! was awarded to Thelma Gibb*, who> include men who have attained; carded garden hose, and mar\y oth-l 10867—Baine. Ward Murdock 10932—Burpee. Harold D. ter. Moon. Ritchie. Smith: sewer — Goodyear. Miller.I * ‘ “ d a mark of 2 734. It was the sec ­ . their 45th birthdny on or befom ||C| D AM CADMC er Items can cosily be found and I 10248-Baird. Alvin Arthur 110746—Bus. Andre Salaries—Ellsworth. Miller. Reeew.. Branch aw... -..M and Thomas; ordinance— ond time February In three 16. 1942. yearsand that hove thenot at- IlCLr Vll lAKrlj reclaimed by salvage experts. The | losgO-Baisch. Hurry Kerin** 10405—Bush, Harry Orle or. Siegel. Milter. Rrickord and Hewitt: J school mayor ha* become class vale- talned their 65th birthday on April small amount-In each home might H233—Baitinger. Adam Fred 10106—Busliec, LaVeme Burton Social Welfare Comm Report— • city property—Miller. Hewitt. Good-: Victorian. 27. 1942. excepting only tho*c In seem unlm|»rtant. but on a com-, nnj-j—Baker. Arthur J. 10914—Butler. Harvey Earl Lobor Shortage Expected; I-ronard. Backus. Pott*. year. Smith; Imurance, Siegel.1 Mis* Townsend, the daughter of this agd group who are already reginunlty bads, there is certainly io987—Baker Lee J. 10660-Butler. Ward Clark Taxes—Mead. Lipkey. Holder. Thoma*. Miller and Goodyear: and; Mr and Mrs. Charles Townsend of। Utered. enough to make collections worth | 104i3—BwIHc.' Lewis George 10978—Caln. Dorr LcRoy Regiitration of Pupils to bef Township Clerk's Report—Mood, whiled Tills unolle* applies likewise to while Till* z->.... Charles Millard election*—Rrickord. Smith. Siegel j Carlton Twp.. in addition to bring AH men sltould register at the 10639—Calm*. Floyd Byron 10353——Bancroft. Conducted by U. S. D. A.. Scott, Steven*. and Branch. school mayor, was the winner of the registration point in their home: scrap metals—Iron, copper. zinc, tin, 10997—Barber. Gerald Dean 10726—CaUlahn. Jease Lee -« »»---------------- I Girls.’ League scholarship cup the localities whenever possible In or-1 11196—Callihan. Roy Clifford A meeting between the Barry U. 10388— Barber. William In addition to helping materially 10004—Barger, Norvul DEA TDACC nniVC nrst «jnMt«r and she — has also — been congestion ----------.... der — to - prevent - —---------------- al -- other] ------- . s. D. A. War Board and the supcr----- -------------10995—Campbell. Charles Edward In defense work, you will be cleaning 10453—Barker. Ernest Edelbert KCU IKUJj UKIVC I active bt-Tjlrls j ■'girls’ athletics athletic* and club registration points. point*.----------------------------' tntendent* and Stnith-Hughe* leach­ । 10118—Campbell. Ivan Bernard up your premises and eliminating 11031—Barnaby. Alvin Ray, Any one In this registration age rrs'-of Barry county schools was 10803—Campbell. Leonard Lee fire and accident hazards as well. 10450—Barnes. Jr.. Henry Charles 110311 The salutatorian. Miss Gibbs group that I* confined at home due heW Saturday to discus* he farm —Campbell. Lovlness Francis I I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles to illness should notify the Chief, iabor siuiatlon in regard to the oldLimited Tire Alloitwrawt ; 10894—Campbell. William Duncan 1120V—Barnes, Howard A. irnhha J school JL 1V students. ‘‘ 0,11 jOlbba. is Sier, also fmrn from Carlton Tv.-.. Twp,.. RjHri.irar Registrar tn In thrlr their tnealtiv locality thmnah through er .... high ~ 110289—Campbell, William Jcnnlng 10517—Barnes. Kenneth Eugene Makes Msay Walt. fund has been active in high school any relative or friend. i» he may: a j Campbell Barry county I 10099-Cappon, Cecil H. 11)06—Barnes. Robert Luther Funds Raised to Furnish! vocal music work. Miss Tbwnsend send a special registrar to complete f*„n labor placement representa10441—Cappon. diaries 10314—Barnum. Harlo Chester Dov Rerr«>nti’nn Room nt will graduate from the college pre- j their registration. registration. __________ live, presented the latest devetop- met on Monday and i 10558—Cappon. Clarence C. 10723—Barnum. Hubert Austin Day Recreation af ; wUl pMr>tory pl<tu |o pre-j --------------* ‘ ments In federal plan* to meet the ber of applications 10191—Cappon. Earl J. High School Croup* To 10839—Barry. Robert Boyd Forf Cutter । nursing her career Miss Gibbs is farm labor shortage and reviewed tires and tubes The 10847—Carpenter. George Edward 10334—Barry. Robert Wheeler Heor Local People | completing the commercial ■ *.|z» vr A D I work C0 »tVnptated by organlz Barry County Red Cross again ’ j contemplated organizations 10G46 — Carpenter. Hale 10875 Bartholomew. David J. 11 -------------a— to meet a. > Only three boys appear on the, in----other counties theB einer_ April 8 I* the date set for the an- 10255—Bartholomew, Rudolph Cyrus 10860—Carpenter. Lawrence David went over the top In its special drive ju-nfor , , essary to hold all but the moat ur­ tnior honor Itet which includes the -----------Rency. • nual Vocations Day al \Ha*ting* 11153—Bassett. LcRoy 10919—Carr, Gaylord Budd io ral.se funds to furnish a day re-' top ... nn-_Am« on*-flfth nt of the nr. graduating .In. I . nln.. class —. _ _ _ ' hk ■ . gent un(jl a later date, hoping that high school when the students will 11074—Bates. Ernest Arthur Barry County Red Cro»« Ther* WM complete agreement on 10047—Carter. Everett Charles creation room at Fort Custer. Al-leach year. The top nine on the list.' Tu.ve the privilege of meeting and . 1. * 1 ** »• certain points—older boys now at11197—Carver. Jr. William though |275 was the minimum! are «* fclrls. k ‘ rU . . " d lH Annuo1 Mce * ,n 9 . tending high school should not be hearing tomijme engaged In the 10602—Bates. William Wood 10607—Cary. Willard B. amount specified, the total collect-' r Others in the top fifth and their: Tuesday evening the annual mee * encouraged to leave school until all following: Mary Bullta, state particular line of work in which 10485—Bateson, George Henry 10428—Case. Charles Harvey ed by the Red Cross Committee oti standings arc: । ■> - . Veta Rice. 2.673:: ing of the Barry County Red Cross, other labor resources have been federal employee. Hastings; E they are Interested. In some coxes., 10901—Baughn. Harold Wesley 11191—Casey. Clyde Burdette Leslie Hawthorne. Mrs. R. M. Cook,I Harriett Babcock. 2.606: Beatrice vnnpici chapter was nviu held nt me the municipal municipal uippea; tapped: scnooi school ooys boys more more uian than io 16 10576—Casey. Wlnlford-Charies 10391—Baulch. George H. will *be in the Rose, 2.569: Marjorie Hill. 2.498. when officers elect-! years of age should be to fill and rldcring n line of work, u person en­ 10)97—Baum. Earl E. ...Walter , . Eaton , --i .. --------.. . :...... . 1, courtroom a were Kir VC .asked RSKCU IV 10663—Costeleln. Robert Earl nt 1325. —.1 Ful-:ed.and .... • ....annual __________ . ....by the. out. a■ Ul .. . CUHJIUU . to . . 1111 .. neighborhood of |I Maurene Haavind. oaaa. 2.484: zCarol reports Riven questionnaire determine If mall carrier. Hastings; Arthur A gaged in Hint work will be Inter­ 10774— Bauman. Roy Elmer 10266—Casterline. Leroy Potter, mall carrier. Woodland; Ottf | Of *203.32 was raised at' ler., 2.304: Dorothy. Stanley. of MBV the various u.p-. depart-; thev will be avails! available — thia —total ------ ----------—----------_ — ...... 2.177;, chairmen wa .-i they __ for farm work. _ viewed by the group at his or her 11204—Baumgartner. Frank 1Ray- 10085—Castle. Gordon Walter n special snwiiil benefit heneflt dance rlance put nut on nn by hv the, the Arthur Arthur McKelvey. MrWeluev 2 •JIAS' I during the coming . a 144: Raymond ments summer vacation. A. Ketcham, mall carrier. Dowling; place of business. 10222—Castle. Lewis Merton mond Hastings Country Club Committee, Nelson. 2.111: —Nita Coleman. 2 069:,...c The resignations of Dr Gordon' If the need for farm labor is acute Arthur Getty, farmer. Middleville; ---, , • — ... ---------.............. — — v> u. uviMvii ii uic necu ivr larni lauur is acute A'prrilmlnary check was made ot 10237—Bayha. Ten F 10275—Chaffee. Harold Burdette Frank Granger, lumberman. Hasconsisting of Mr. and Mn Ed Van Beverly Dryer. 2.050: Agnes Cun-, Either at. First Aid chairman and after all other sources of tabor are trades and professions which com­ 10582—Beadle. Laurence C. 10335—Champion. Lyle Squire Popering. Mr. and Mrs Clayton nlngham. 2 028; Marjorie Reynolds, of Miss Mabel Sisson as publicity; exhausted. It was agreed that school Unu. manded the Interest of high school 10130—Beadle. Lyle Richard 10701—Chapman. Hugh Earl Tire permit* were Issued ** fol­ Brandstetter. Mr. and Mrs. Byron 1.971; Beatrice Tuckerman, I940; chairman were accepted. Rus*el||boya with proper qualifications students and on April 7. a prelimi­ 10902—Charles, Cecil Harold 10731—Bean. Carl Leonard Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Morey-., Retah Hummel. 1.917; Charles' Beeler of Middleville was named ns j should be encouraged to assist In lows: Passenger—Rev, James Chrtsnary meeting was held to enable 11108-Chase, David William 10358—Bean. James Louis Mr. and Mrs. George Hebden. Mr., Manker. 1 885: Marjorie Reed. 1852:1 Dr. Fisher’s successor and a pub- the war effort rather than con- Kll. minister. Hastings. Ure and these students to meet by vocations 10808—Chose, William Keith 11008—Beard. Ernest Monteith w; W. Bchad. fanner. Middleville, nnrt Mr*. Mrs James .Ismes Radford. Rnrlforrt Mrs. Mrs Or-Jeanette firVinrrr* R4A* Gwendolyn Ow*nrtnlvn lioitv n—,••• officer ..-ill __ _ their education. _ c— _ and Pierce. 11.848: will u. be named later, groups and formulate Questions tlnue Schqol super­ 10572—Cheeseman. Clyde W. 10740—Beard. George Dewey vllle Sayles, and Mr. and Mrs. Ho-1 Althouse. 1839: Jean Campbell., Officers for the ensuing year are: intendents thought this might be which they wished answered. 10226—Cheeseman. Harvey Henry mer Smith. Everything in connec- 1.836: Oltrgllne Hansen. 1815. < Chairman. Mrs. R. O. Hubbard: accomplished without too n\uch edu­ field representative for sugar cotot The secretarial group was most 10496—Beard. Thomas 10033—Cheney. Clarence Albert I03B6—Beck, John David tlon with this dance was donated so Commencement exerciser, will be vice-chairman. Hrnner Smith: secre­ cational sacrifices by a shorter pany. lube: Dick Hartman. Uvestoct nonular with 103 MnnM other 10388—Cheney. Daniel J. tan.- troop, tarludr Urmlrar Sl.| SltKt"' E™ J1 that 820332 represents the gross] held at Central school auditorium tnrv. Mrs. Orville Sayles; treasurer school year, part time school or spe­ dealer. Middleville. 2 tires; Albert 10168—Cheney. George William «.,»« «. »»««•«. avlnlkin KJtK&SS,» amount taken in by ticket sales and, on Friday afternoon. June 5. at two' Walter o alter Eaton. isuton. cial arrangements to fit individual Bltellenbarger, farmer, Lake Odto10115—Christman. Lawrence Edgar tire*. otMotetes-Lawrenae special contributions. Many persons । o'clock. | Next week n resume of the an- needs if advance notice of the situa­ *a. 2 hairdressing 31. machinist 24. teach­ 10833— Beckwith. Floyd Edward 11085—Clslcr. Alfred J. Velte. fanner. Woodland. 2 Urea and 10477 — Beckwith. Robert Franklin who did not attend the dance pur---------------- ■»->■»- ■ ■ nual reports will be given tn the tion could be given. ' ing 19 10820 — Clagett/Wyman William 10467 — Beckwith. Robert Lawrence chased one or more tickets or made A KJ Kill Al DADDY Representatives of the various' । Banner and the other papers In the The enrollment of high school lubes: Mortimer C Nichols, hfch10587—Clancy. Frank Bailey individual donations. I '*2', U D*** * 1 way Inspector. Hastings. 2 tlree; 1004C — Bedford. RuMtll J county. jirofrvlons are being contacted as youths in Barry county for farm 10922—Clark, Boyd Hobart 10769—Beeler. Lusher Russell • Both the Red Cross Committee. speakers on the Vocations day work will be undertaken in the very Harlan C. Hollister. Nashville. 2 10800—Clark. Daniel Keith 10784— Belslto. Victor and the Country Club Committee, ----------near future, according to Glenn tires Truck and tractor—Ruih Wil­ 10278—Clark. John Wayne 10479—BeLvon, Roy Augustus wish to thank all those who co-! Wotring, chairman of the County liams. fanner. Nashville. 2 truck; 10999—Clark. Merl Hoyt 10370—Belson, Theron Evert operated so splendidly In making War Board. Notices are out for the Barry Plnkbriner, farmer. Middleville. 11163—Classic. Herald Ellsworth this drlv6 a real success. 10817—Bender. David Forrest 10318-r-Clayman. Leon The L<ruln< P^bytertal society 10430—Benedict. Harold h!LAHtah *JhJiP' h? for MUslon8 mW!U ‘n the Hastings truck: H. O. Baker, egg buyer. 10662—Clement. Stuart 10341—Benedict. Robert Glasgow J£FTf*.£“II£ Presbyterian church Wednesday and Woodland. 1 truck; Walter Mapee, 10790—dome. Frederick A. 11124—Benham. Herbert Merle ^,VT1"lrsda>- APrU 15 and 16 ’n“JSC farmer. Bellevue, 2 truck Urea and 10710—Cluckey. Lawrence Byron Complicated problems now fare 11104—Bennett. Clayton Warren Dr. Walter Anderson and Mrs. lubes; Royal Coach. 1 truck. Fto10895 — Clum. luiVeme George 10518 — Bennett. Forrest Lionel Tire following Barry Co draftees ’ Hasting/City YouihTaetlvIUra. It! the county rationing board, accord­ The foliowins Barrv Co. draftees: Hustings Citv Dorothy Oldendorf of Northwestern .inger —Merrill Karchtt, 10259 — Cobb. Murlc Seth 10457—Bennett. Leelatid John ing to Allnn C. Hyde, chairman. were Inducted into service during is a varied youth activities program! •-Hathaway[ regkMtkMM University will address a meeting Defense retread.* guard. Freeport, 2 tiree: 10640—Cole. Charles Henry Application* (pr-tires, tube* and 10916—Bennett. Lyle Fredrick the past week, reporting to Fort and will be very Interesting to D A vnnBu*klrk reservations of school officers, parents, and Geo. E. Johnion. Defense worker, 11233—Cole. Lionel Guy retreads from persons on the eligible 10864 -Bennett. Merrill Ix-onard Custer. Clarence Cecil Garrett,1 eryone. Th# officer* are: Mrs. .. Robert Rhannhn- hnsnltalitv Delton; Louis Diamante. NoshyiUe: Richard Grom, president: D. A. Van'j^ ’ william * Bradford The pro- teachers at the Central Auditorium Hastings, tire; Alton O. Elwood. Dt10241—Cole. Willet Abram list now exceeds the quota alloled 11112—Benton. — Clyde ----------------Arthur 10380—Coleman. Forest Edward rt —M Martin I„ Endre*. Freeport; R.nklrk ' HraOIOTU ine pro- on Wednesday. Aprjl 22 at 8:30 p. fense worker. Middleville. to the county. Consediiently many 10020— Berend*. Kenneth Lloyd Gerald Buskirk, viee.nre»lrtenl vice-president:• Unvr. Royce H..n Hen.-’ Mnt gram began at -10 o’clock Wednes- m. This meeting wiU’be a reunion 11033—Collins. Charles Winfield cf these applications have to be re-, 11084—Bernard. Prosper Gustave James Leach McKelvey. Hastings;. ton. secretary; and Robert Cook.• day morning and both days arc fill­ for nil parents, teacher* and school 10668—Collins. Forrest . fused. Thus the board ha* to do- i 10258—Berry. Cleo Cecil Frederick William Clary. Hastings: treasurer. ed with interesting programs. lunch­ officer* who have attended the one- Coach. 2. 11178—Collins. Robert Austin pend considerably on the reports: 10770— Besamer. Richard Gottlieb Cecil Ernest Steward. Vermontville; I . ^„***, eons and social meetings. week courses sponsored at various turned in by Inspector* 110250—Betz. Dale 11013—Compton. Richard Kenneth1 Eldon Eddon Unruh, Delton. Cha*., FARMER REPORTED MISSING The Lansing Presbytery held its universities by the W K Kellogg If an applicant has tires which 10830-Blddic. Lyle V. 10108—Confer. Wesley A North Shellenbnrger. 46. n ' tanner | Millard Brechelsen. Lake Odessa. ‘ >nnual meeting In the Raisin Pres­ Foundation. Dr. Anderson spent a 11111—Conklin. Albert Ezra are wom but Mill capable of being 10719—Bird. Clifford Sheldon Herman J. Pennington. Nashville; residing in Hastings township, was' byte ria n church nt Holloway Mon­ year as elementary grades consul­ run for a few more inlie*, lie will: 10061—Bird. Warren Edward 11168—Conklin. John Robert Richard Arthur Gaskill. Hastings; reported missing to the local sher­ day morning and afternoon. Rev tant in Barry county while Mrs. probably have to be turned down in 10077—Birdsall. Howard Daniel 10435—Conklin, Leslie Traverse Gerald James Anders. Hastings: iff* office. It was staled that heJ: Leroy Cabbage of Homer was elected The annual money sa Oldendorf Is the principal of the favor of an eligible applicant whose j 10007—Bivens. Donald Milo 10350—Cook. Dale George Charles Lewis Eaton, Flint; Elmer attended the stock sale at the fair I moderator and Rev. Walter Jones Hillcrest school in Wilmette. HL. Urea are entirely gone. 110371—Black. Oscar 10310—Cook. John William J. Willison. Delton: Dole Irving grounds here Friday and has not | of Blissfield, temporary clerk. Rev. which has been visited by many 1 Thus the guiding rule of . the rn-' 10299—Blackford. RusScll Newell 10779—Cook. Orville Drug Store. Many ixipUtar Pennock. Delton: Frederick Lynn been seen since. He Is described as,js. Conger Hathaway of Hastings Barry county people who have at­ Honing "board so fur as tires and 10330—Blain. Alvin Thoma* 10144—Cook. Richard Marshall weighing about 200 pounds, about] Houvener, Hastings. j gave the report of the committee on tended the ipectal courses. five feet 10 ipches tall, brown eyes! tubes are concerned is to Issue per-; 10615—Blair. Harland Smlih 10751—Cook. Thad Henry mite on thrbaals of absolute nece*-, 10656-Blanck. Howard WllUam 10138—Cook. Theodore Roosevelt and hair. When last seen he wa*!I pensions and on resolutions. Dr. »lty among eligible applicants. As! 10661—Blanck. Vem Albert wearing overalls and plaid shirt. I’ John W. Kitriling of Albion was 10573—Cooper. Frank B. named commissioner to the general the shortage becomes more acute. 111230-Blauvelt. Ralph Alonzo 10718—Cooper. Robert Franklin assembly in Milwaukee in May. It may even become necessary to] 1H70-Bleam. Samuel Lyle 11022—Coppock, Delbert Ray Harry P. Kelly, Secretary of State. U. 8. NAVY put In a priority gystem among t)»e I ioa«3—Blivin.' Orva'I Don 11155—Coppock. Loren Delbert "Footloose." a comedy will be pre­ BAND FOLLIES PREHENTKD Monday announced his candidacy eligible one*. ~ H 11929-Blirin. Robert Mlcljel NEED MORE MEN 10953—Cordes, LcRoy Kenneth sented by Hastings High Juniors In FRIDAY EVENING for the Republican nomination fqr 10510—Corey. Jr. Arthur L. The U. S. Navy goal of a ship Central Auditorium Friday evening, ““SS r u uv’^ governor. Almost simultaneously 11043—Corrigan. Joseph Leo a day means unlimited oppor ­ April 24. at 8 o’clock. The play cen­ former governor Luren D. Dicken-, At the Junior Chamber of Com­ ters around the adventure* and Rhythm Kings." 10415—Coryell. Jerome Edward son of Charlotte, whom many Re-! tunities for men who enlist now. merce election Monday evening the troubles of the Early family. Anuu11028-Ootanl. Dwight Daniel according to Lieutenant-Com­ publicans feared would attempt to following officers were named for 10414^-Count. EMrl Edward . . enter the gubernatorial race again, mander Carson R. Miller. In Uik situations develop when the the coming year: President. Charles children are turned loose while 10022—Cox. Charles LeRoy charge of recruiting for this came out with a statement indors­ m.M •. 1~ IMn KO ff Sl< W“k>' Annable; vice-president. Julius mother and dad are away on a 10945—Cox. FTed Alson area. With the two ocean fleet ing Kelly. ’ Knowlton; secretary. Bun McPhar- South American cruise. number who enjoy Victorr 10601—Cox. Lawrence Allen fast becoming a reality, ambitious building and the garage Monday; 10174—Booher. 1 Un; treasurer. Burr Cooley; Board be present to show (Continued on page J. Sec. 1) young men can expect rapid ad­ morning. The Hastings fire depart­ 10979—Boomer. J. Guy I wish to thank my many friends vancement in either the Navy or , 10541—Born. George William ment extinguished the blare Caston. Winston Merrick and Rene for their assistance In my election the Naval Reserve. More than 10198—Borton. Albert H. RECORD QUOTA ASKED Gangulliette. to the office ot city treasurer. 50 trades and 100 specialities in­ ’ NOTICE ' 11076—Boulter, Dale Leonard The Barry County Draft Board There will be a Defense meeting cluding all phases of radio and ’ Monk Watson, well known magi­ Tl>e Rural Letter Carriers osso- ] 1034d—Boulter, James Joseph • Mabel A. Field. recently received a call for the at the GIam Creek Grange hall Fri­ cian and entertainer, who Is doing elation and auxiliary' will meet for 110050—Bourdo, Earl Edward aviation, are open to men from largest quota of men it has yet day evening. Leon Doster will be, 17 to 50. The Navy Recruiting special work for the Caslta Corp, a pot-luck supper. Saturday evening 10180— Bourdo. Emmett Rubybeen asked to fill, according to in charge and urges everyone in-, here, took charge after the business Supper. U. B. church. Wed.. Apr. Station for this district Is located April 18 at the home of Welby, 10124—Bowerman. Jr.. James Lincoln Kim Blgter, chairman of the session. He mystified and delighted at the Federal Building. KalamaCrockford In Woodland. I 10018-Bowman. Caryl Irving board. his audience with a rapid fire pro­ . Glenn OriTfeth, Secretary. 10184—Boyce. Jr, Garrison William gram of anecdotes and magic. -ON EAT DAT, BUT BOND*— SENIOR HONORS ARE ANNOUNCED .- - - - - OLDER H.S. STUDENTS ; RATIONING BOARD GRANTS CARS, TIRES VOCATIONS DAY APRIL 28 SUCCESSFUL ' OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR COMING YEAR Priority Among Eligiblcs Possible In Tire, Tube Rationing YOUTH COUNCIL MEET HERE APR. 21 Presbyterial Mission . Society Meets Here Authorities On Education to Speak Fifteen Barry Men Inducted into Service Carveth & Stebbini Stage Annual Event Kelly Now Candidate For Governor H. H. S. Juniors To Present "Footloose' Charles Annable To Head J. C. C. Attention! Rutland Residents �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APRIL IS. 1M2 Mr*. Clifford Clinton. E. Center OBITUARY OF FLOYD WOOD Floyd Erven Wood. 83. of near Nashville, youngest son ot Lewi.-, > and Melltaaa (Yourexi Wood, died April 7 after being in ill health tor three years. He was united In marriage to Flora Glllaspie of hear Dowling. Oct. 3. 1001. To this union were bom seven children, 5 daughters. Vera. Sarah. Mate-1. Dorothy and Ainu: and two sons Leon and Leo. Mr. and Mrs. Dbwell b&lton. who!and Charles O. Struble of Hastings Dorothy passed on at 3** years and have been living In Mrs M.‘J. Crov have reported to an Army flying Alma at birth. There are also right home this winter, have rented MUa I ,chooJ ln the southwestern United grandchildren. Besides the imme­ Gertrude Bentley's apartment on 8utM for the but g.p 0( their pre­ diate family he leaves to mourn S. Broadway and expect to take pos-.paratton for the silver wings and their 1dm three sisters and three teuton .tht'f week.gO]f| 0( ^Ir Corpa flylna of- brothers and several nieces and Jack Francisco, son of Mr. and •' fleers. —■ Hare “they — will -------complete ’*•- nephews. Rev. Harold Bugbee at- Hickory Mrs. John Francisco. 629 So flight training begun teat November Michigan Ave., wa* added last week and upon graduation will be com- Comers, brother-in-law of Mrej to the targe roster of men who have tris-kined as Air Corps second Burial was conducted by Mr. Hess enlisted in the U S. Navy and who lieutenant. of Nasluille. Interment in the fam­ is now undergoing recruit training An article in the Jacksen Citizen ily plot In Dowling cemetery. at Great Lake*. Hl. Patriot commented on the splendid Mr and Mrs. Juine-vBurghdulT of. World War 1 record in liberty loan OBITUARY 813 8. Hanover received word lhat .u ,,,„ of Mm. Margaret A. Cochran. drives Homer. $tepheh Yeckley. son of Mr Burghdufl's brother. Sgt. Gilev who al Uiat Ume was well known A. BurgJtdufT now stationed at Fort Im Hastings as Mm Margaret Trox- Lodiwlck and Eva Yeckley. was bom Devens. Ma was accidentally shot; ejt She and her husband conducted Dec. 23. I860, and |>?..Md away April 9 at his Iionu* In Rutland twp. m the leg while al rille pracllc.- a music school here for many years i Giles te a Barry county boy and his' nnd until her entry Intp war work on the same farm on wlucb he many friends will be sorry to hear in HH7 she conducted musical class- born. In IP09 he was married to he will be in the Imspltal for some <■* both here and in Grand Rapids, May Christie He Was employed in time. He had just returned to Hie The medal Is a special U. 8. Treas- the Grand Rapids Bookcase factory Foit after a ten days furlough nt' ury Award made from metal obtain-' for more than 30 years. He is sur­ vived by' Ills wife, one son. Rofiier home. • <-d frtnn a captured German cannon Jr., who Uvea on the home farm, nnd one daughter. Mr* Fima Travli of frvlng, and 5 grandchildren, nbo one sister. Mr*. Mabel Roush cf HasHng's. Burial was in Rutland cemetery. Rev. Butterfield conduct­ ing the service. Local News alyria Sunday morning and is con­ fined to her bed. Word irviu has teen ,received wnvcu 1IUU1 from Mrs. Miss Mary O. Hughes. Creasey. R, K Hurd that Mr. Hurd has M‘‘-’h*an- *» KtetiuaUng from b.-en seriously Hl but is now on the Moody Bible IiuHtute. Chicago, on galn although he will remain in APrtl 23 the hnapltal for a number ot weeks. Mrs. James Bragdon, who hMtThe Hurds are located at Dessert bmvsuffering with infection tn her Village. Arizona. R. 3. anti would fo6E"ts under medical care at Leila: be glad to hear from local friends, hmyltab Battle Creek Aviation Cadets Carl R. Edmonds MAKE YOUR FOOD DOLLARS GO FARTHER IN THIS APRIL SHOWER OF FOOD BARGAINS Day in and day out. wo save you money! That’s wlij Food Center is Barry County’s Busiest Food Stor< FOR TODAY'S DINNER Bakery Specials Creole Hamburgers* Scalloped Potatoes LEMON COCOANUT CAKE each 35c Buttered Green Beans Buttermilk Bread 12c and 1 lb. Baked Beans 16c Special Hot Rolli Orange Milk Sherbet' 25' IIANGIIAIIT BAKEKY 111 S. Jefferson SL TRY THIS MENU Phon* 2428 YOU WILL LIKE IT BRISKET BEEF PORK HOCKS Q lean, meaty to boil or ,, braise lb. PORK LOIN ROASTS 15‘ COTTAGE CHEESE "c,«my 12‘ CTEAIfC ROUND & jilAID sirloin ,b 37‘ FRESH SMELT 3 a.. 25' PIG LIVER ,b 19' BEEF TONGUES h„.„ lk. 20' BEEF SOUP STOCK lb. 10c rib half lb. VEAL POCKET ROASTS 2QC C BOLOGNA LAMB STEW SMOKED PICNICS BACON SQUARES LAMB ROASTS c^“ ,b >b. ■b. lb. Lb. 21' 15' 32' 20' 25' ?? MONEY ?? COIN' MY WAY. BUD? Which is my way? Well, that’s up to you! You can make money go a long way if you let us help you with your financial problems. How about investigating? PORK NECK BONES Come in today or phone 2722 for information about loans. CALL — WRITE — OR PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION Freeport Butter 4X Peanut lb. One pound Jqt HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 40c| LITTLE BOY BLUE PORK A BEANS r.:.2’’ 2,„ lb. SODA CRACKER bdi 2 boa 2 lbs. TOP-O-OLEO GREEN TEA lb. nqc LU 17c I 1 O1c CE£ 03 WHOLESOME PANCAKE FLOUR CANDYBARS HEAD Firm, crisp 5 3 lb. 17' ir LETTUCE | 2{°r15c | GERBERS 3 for 18' GERBERS CEREAL 16' GERBERS sS°l 2 for 29' VIKING COFFEE 2 lbs. 41' ARGO COFFEE ^.2,2 lbs. 49' BLISS COFFEE iJ£b 2 lbs. 57' COFFEE tW-' 2 lbs. 65' HI LIFE DOG FOOD 4 cans 25' d d°caic ’' s^.oo PARD ‘CT,’ “ SUNKIST ORANGES large size—a dox. 29^ 1 CKmalcnc Crescent Watt Paper Clytnrr Wolvct Roman Cleanser Fcls Naptha C V Ivory Soap A SOAP Medium Size * Spic & Span Die A Doo Sofwash Borax Mel 0 S lbs. 19c Sweet Potatoes Red, Ripe Tomatoes lb. 19c California Carrots, 2 bunches 11c Texas Grapefruit 10 for 33c PHONE 1712 Wc REDEEM Your PROCTOR & GAMBLE COUPONS Jcrgins Soap 19= PINK SALMON RED SALMON Dcmmings, tall cn. 37' Hastings. Michigan 1-2 w. State Street New Cabbage lb. 4c Florida Juice Oranges doz. 25c Cauliflower, Igo. white heads 23c Asparagus bunch 10c Dreft Sunbritc Cleanser 5' 19' 25c 29' 9' 28' 25' 2 25' 21' 15' 17' 57' 5' fllAM Hastings. Mich. <9 IirAILB= Telephones 2244-2557 BL— Friday and Saturday. April 17, 18 Double Feature a I Luc I ion BILLY THE KID OUTLAWED1’and Patrie Knowles Lionel Atwell THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. RX‘ Henry Fonda, Olivia Deilavlland and Joan Ixslie in "THE MALE ANIMAL" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 Tues.. Wed., and Thurs., April 21, 22. 23 The Hardy Family in THE COURTSHIP OF ANDY HARDY" Bahry tiieathi; Hostings. Mich., Phones 2247-2282 Friday and Saturday, April 17, 18 Double Feature attraction Don 'RedI Barry in . JESSE JAMES JR. . and Kent Taylor and Irene Harvey Sunday and Monday, April 19, 20 Gene Autrey. Smiley Burnette in HEART OF THE RIO GRANDE' Bargain matinee Sunday 3:0V to 3:00 Tues.. Wed., and Thur*., April 21. 22, 23 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich N. Main St., Nashville, Mich the home of her daughter. Mrs. Site leaves to mourn her !<>-.> on» daughter, Mrs. Fred Newton of Hit;.tings; two sons. Scott of Hustln-.;* I and Dan of Lake Odessa; three grandchildren and two great-grundcnildren. ' Funeral services were held Sal। unlay at the Leonard funeral home. Mr. and Mra. David Conklin and' mother, Mrs. Katherine Joiica of Marion and Miss Katherine Conk­ lin were caller* at the Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Case home on Sunday, tilvj at the A- J. Miller home. Miss Genevieve Douglas of Grand Mis. George Conklin uome Sunday. Mr and Mm Raymond Wolfe. re­ cently married are locatiil in pari ot her parents' home, the Mr. and Mrs. Cnarllr Stanton residence. A meeting of the Ellis cemetery otganiKRtion was held.nt the Brlggi ciiufth. Wednesday for dinner and biMidtM meeting. ■ The Extension rias* of Lacev r. • I at Hie Briggs church Tuesday fot trie lesson on Meal planning pre­ sented by the leaders. Mm. Ward Cole and Mm Fred Hyland, the last lesson In this year's work. Fred Hawley made a trip to Kala­ mazoo Saturday returning with Ins nephew and family,' Mr. and Mrs. Rex Meyers. The Briggs church AV? S. C. 8. wiU meet Thursday for jilnner Charles Juhimon Who ha* been at the Osteopathic hospital in Battle Creek for some time has been re­ moved to a convalescent home. • Mr. and Mrs. Willard Case enter­ tained u group ot Battle Creek friends Wednesday tuglit at u chick­ en dinner. Mr. and Mm. Howard Keen re­ cently moved from near Bedford to the Mile Hemcry home tn the Checkered district. A miscellaneous slibwer was ten­ dered to Mr. and Mr-. Raymond Wolfe, newly weds al the iiotnc of a slater. Mrs. Clyde Chet-setnan ami family. Recent word from Clifford Conk­ lin in training al Ft Blanding. Florida, stated he und two hun­ dred comrades hud renntly spent, some time al Silver Spring... Eu­ gene Ball is now stationed at Furl Sutton, North Carolina. Rev. Roy Prook. who spent the pel church. hM s<nw to Ute I) <v r\hool home north <?f Augusta fur Sunday* and Monday, April 19. 20 FRISCO LIL" FDOD^CENTER OBITUARY OF -ALICE BAC1IELDER Allee Peterman Bacheld' r w.i* bom In Noble Oo., Ind. cn Aus 31. THE GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN Mr. and Mm Willard Cu-c spent Sunday in Battle Creek. Mr- Hattie Moore ot Chailnrt? • > tailed her parents. Mr. and -Mrs. Win. Stanton, one day lust week. Her son. Stanton • Moore, recently married wp»’ inducted tn the army and has Rune to Arkansas. Born'to Mi and Mr. Oral Miller on Wednesday morning a daughter weighing eight pounds, four ounce t at the Osteopathic hospital in Bat­ tle Cicek, tiic little miss will be ■ called Suzanne Elaine. Mother and baby returned home Monday A mua-riteneout shower will be given Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc­ Clelland. n< wly weds, on Saturday night at the Briggs church tj«. ment. Mm Ward Chcesrman and Mr. and Mr Waiter Stanton attended a meeting of the State Farm Bur­ eau at Lansing test Friday. Brandt Stanton of Detroit visited his uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. William Stanton Sunday. Andrew Freemire. art employe of the Michigan Bell Telephone com­ pany. ta convalescing* from the flu and bronchitis. . William Stndn of Hie BuaoIIiw will attend the Farm Bureau Sr;., ston held at the Mr and Mm Orin Cole home Wednesday night whin hr will discuss Hie wheat referen­ dum. Madame* Bernice Ganncs and sister. Ethel Crowd of Battle Creek were Sunday callers of Mr* Earl Bristol. Mr and Mm David Miller of Bat­ tle Creek were supper gue»ta of Mr _ mid Mrs. Willard Cate. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APRIL 10. 1U2 1 . 11068—French. Sterling James 10846— Frejihney. Clifford : 11308—Frey. Julius 11064— Friable, Elmer Arthur I 'Continued from page 1. Section 1)1 10315-Frtth. Edward Dean 11014—Froman. RoUnd H. 10716—Cox. Shirley La Vern ' 10697—Pruin. Merle Francis 10300—Craig. Floyd Garwood 11237—Fuhr. Leon David 10834—Craig. Keith Mark 10483—Fuhrman. Dccll R. ’ 10235—Croker. Bennett 10647—Johnson. Maurice Clayton 10671—Puller, Mahlan Charles 10111—Johnaton. Charles Doyle 11C00—Furlong. Clarence Harve 10270—Cram, Otho D10027-Fur long. Waller Cecil 10264—Crons. Earl Arthur 11107—Gable. Thomas Edward 10508—-Craven? Russell Theodore 10930—Gager. Donald Edward 10636—Crawford. Clyde ' 10206—Gallup. Floyd Owen 1 /f0674—Crippin. Elmer Franklin 10610—GaUtcr. Carl Albert ' 11061—Crnckfdrd. Welby Harold 10711—Gamble, Earl Raymond 10444—Crufoot. Bryan Orren . 11016—Cronlnger. William Bradley 10166—Garber, William James 11177—Gardner./fliffeird Alonzo ' 10838—Gardner;' Gaylord Gordon . 11050—Jordan. Theodore Dewey 10407—Jorgensen. Robert Carter 103*5-Clarrhon. Gerald B. 10290—Jorgensen. Wilbur Tlillls 10589 -Oojrtsbn. J. C. 10614—Cruc. John Homer 10558—Garrl on. Laurel Russell 16313—Crumback. Emru Raymond ' 1.0973—Gaskill. IJoyd Allen 10424t^Culler. Delmond Clare, 10810—Gates, Keimeth Edward 10169—Cunningham. Archie Pird 11023- Curtis,?KlwiQ_ Jsirn^'llorace 11213—GaVlt. Jes.se Andrew 10778—Geiger. Henry Paul Wayne 10135—Gerber. Henry Clay 10442—Curtis. George- Lester 11126—Gerhart. George Henry 11182—Cui ter. Alford Joe 11136—Getty. Arthur Ward 10955—Cutler. Harold RlbM-ll 1C871—Gldley, Allen Benjamin ! 10(130—Dahm. Otto L. 11217—Kauffman., Jawpn Ell 11019—Dallhatuer. Charles ifoward 10463—Gldley. William Richard 11102—Gieske. Fred Herman ,| 10183—Daniel. John Lawrence 10831—Glelch. Arthur Henry 10192- -Daniels. Keith Elwyn 10377—Gonzies. Alfred 11 ICO— Daniels, I.cwh Manin 10133—Goorhouie. John 11021—Durby. Dorr Robert 10247—Gorham. Robert Keidth 10201—Darling, Ted Rosevclit 10009—Gray. Gordon Hooper 10491—Davis. Clifford M. .40026 —Gray. Hazen Plngiee 1 (If 37—Davis, Edward S. 10664—Gray. Leon Howe 10571— Davis. Llewellyn William 10245—Kelley.-Jess Irvin 11075—Gray. Orville Virgil 10443—Davison, Nahum Nnlhanlal 11007—Green. Harold Hurst ’ ’ I 10826—Kelley, Roy Ellsworth 11037—Day. Duane L. 10862—Kellogg. Louis Monroe 10586—Green. Ward Wellman 10240—Dean. Lyle W. 10152—Greenfield. Dcwayne Russell ( Il 185—KeltIng, George John 11220—Decker. Ard Roosevelt 10884—Greenfield. LaFloy 10551—Decker. Fred L. 10153—Greenfield. Lawrence Hubert 10687—Kenyon. Richard Dale JOieG—Decker. Hubert Laverne 11116—Kermeen, Glenn 10043-Grlffen. Harold J. 11184—DeGroote. Charles Pau) * 10037—Griffeth. AHhur Charles 10170—DcKIlder, Clyde Marshall 10403-r-Griffeth, Jiarold Woodford ' 10261—DeKaster. Clement 11206—Grimes. Otto Edward 10578—Demand, Claude Arthur 11166—Grout. Leo Mcrvln 10360— Dcmond. Fay Leroy 10859—Gros*. Ernest James 10624—Denniston. IJoyd 11134—Guernsey. Eugene Ralph 10327—Dennison. Roy Leslie 11161—Guntrip. Robert Aby 10092 —Denny. Floyd Ll'wellyn 10045—Gury. Don Munger 11147—DePew. Harold Albert 10193—Guy. Byron McKinley 10443—DcPcw. Russell 10200-Guy. Leo Elton ' ‘ 10602—DePond. Charlc Richard HOll-Haggerty. Ray 11094—DePrlester. Gerald 11073—DrTueye. Erlmund 10644—Hall. Donald Clifford j 11119—Halvarson. Andris Ernfrigd 10238—DeVine. Dale Holden 10906—Dewey, Lovell Irwin 111142—Hamilton. Jack Michael 110617—Hamilton. Maurice 11154—Dibble. Jatpes Philo 10707—Hamlin. Shirley F 10209—Dick, Meredith Ban 1 tI'iTit— .Itn.fl 11076 — Hammond. .tnlin John J.( 10378—Dickinson. Gilbert Pearl 1C051—Hammond. tawrcnce Dale [ 10117—Dillon. Rev. John V. T0148—Hampton. Gamer C. 10274—Dipp. Jr. William Henry 10082—Handy. Ralph Phlb ’ 10378—Dodge. Arthur Lowell 10948^-Hunke. Ernest Ludwig 108C5—Donovan. itjuwll Edwsrd 10060—Harmon. Harold D. 10302—Dealer. Gardner Truman 10232—Harney. Kenneth A. 10880—Doster. George Dewey 10326—Harper. Lloyd M. 10158—Doster. Harold Graydon 11036— Harper. Maurice C10041—Doster. L*on John 10374—Harper. Robert Earl 10863—.Douglas. WiUis Hubert 11135—Harrctt, Leo George 10034—Douglas, Oley Laverne 10912—Harrington. Joseph Lavergne 10382—Downs. Harold Griffin 10267—Harrison. Walter 11I4O—Doyle. Donald Eugene 10140—Drake. Howard Orville 11033—Hint. Russell Willington 10C71—Hnrthom. James Nicholas 1 10736—Drake, William Robert 10021—Drcwyor. Elmer Francis 10069 ------ —--------Harthy. ,.--------------Oils Clark IC306—Drewyor. Iziwrcnce Wareham 10397—Hartman. Carl Adolph 10246—Dryer. John — —•• —■— **-■ * , 10113 Bartoni. Robert 10837—Dubois. Floyd Clark j 10772— Hnrtom. Robert Stanley 111113—Hurva th, Jr. Joseph George 11181—Buddies. Willard John j 11047—Hutch. Lester Lovelent 10574—Dudley. Wilbur Harold 11X154—Duffey. Dennis Raymond 10S33—HawbliU. Vern William 110881—Hawks. Edwin Cortez 10798—Dundas. Lloyd Andrew i 11240— Hawks, Lester 10850—Dundas. Merle Alvy I 10065—Hawkins, Robert Lewis 11157—Diuikelbei ger. Claude I 10019— Hawkins. Walter George 10253—Dunkice. Alden C. 10401—Dunlop. Earle Milne 110105—Hawthorne. Leslie Ernest [ 10083—Hawthorne, Martin Perry 10316—Dunn, Lyle William the old-time roller towel was 11165-Hawthorne, Ralph • 10072—Dunning. Leon Otis'] the only one seen in many I07J7-Ihirkee. Gordie I I 10182—Haynes. Lloyd Ernest ' 11243—Haynes. Ronald Robert homes; and fringed towels 10189—Durkee. Harold Ward 10909— Durkee. Ray | 10694—Hayward. William Adon were still in fashion. We 111015—Haywood. Arthur James 10721—Ear). Otis CUre used to sell lots of both 10866—Eaton. Robert Alvin - ------10744—---Haywood. ,------- . Ray Eugene . kinds 1” 10545—Ebersole. Elflnest Mnlangthan 10918— Hazel, Glenn George 10132—Echtlnuw. Ed word Everett I 11091—Hcckart. 1 — . Franklin • — Elmer , 110409—Hecker. Eldcn Ru-wcl 11109-Eckert. Harold William 10452—Hedges. Arthur Stevens i 10676— Eckhart. John 10780—Eddy. Robert 1* 10372—Hcfflcbowcr. Floyd H. 10946—Edger. Loyal Gerald 10427 Heffner. Charles Burton 10216—Edmonds. Harlan Charles 10597—Hemry. Mlles Kenneth 11077—Edwins. Clare William 10985—Hendershot. Leo L. 10786—Edwins. Glen O. 10307—Henning. Ellsworth Frederick < 10392-Egglesion. Curl 10017—Henry. Shirley Bronson tl't So/l, Thick 10283—Eggleston. Henry John 10474—Herbert. Edwin T^e 10605—Ehret. Orb Marlon ‘ 10288—Herbert. Marshall S. 10048—Elliott. Bert Carol 10865—Herrick. Charles Lawrence । 10T17—Elliot. Henry M. 11121—Herzcl. LewU 11052—Elliston. Vern B. 11145—Hesterly. Charley Rov i >0523—Endsley. Arlle J. 10070—Hildebrandt. Ernest J. 10857 Endsley. Gordon Earl 11222—Hill. Fred Leroy 10418—Endsley. LcwU Arlle 110)0-Hill. Harold Clifton 10470—nidsley, Orton Richard 10084—Hinckley. William Byron 10658—Endsley. Richard George 11087—Hine. Victor Richard | 10101—Englerth. Delbert Mickal 11018—Hinman. Robert Paul 11198—Englerth. Dewane Joseph 10203—Hitt. Charley Dale lOMO-Erb. Harold Nelson 10620—Hitt, Leo Ray ' 11017—Erway. Ward Parker 10142—Hoblngton. Thomas Muri 1 1010O—Super. Thepdore Raymond ' IOSCO—Hoffman. Ebcr Erwood 11060—Evans. OrLs Bryan 10044—Hoffman. John H. • 11002—Evans. Robert Lee 10747—Holdqn. Claude Burton 10137—Fair.*Cecil Roscoe 11239—Holden. Kenneth Charles ■ 10989— Falconer. Forrest Dale 10067—Hollister, Jake Clarence 10227—Farley. Ernest Lyman 10535—HOn. George Dewey 10993—Farwell. Byron Eugene 10091—Hook. Frank N. 10685—Paul. Charles Ludwig 10104—Hook. Hazen Devere 10042—Faulkner Paul Matter 11144—Hook. John Winifred 10889—Feighner. Hugh E. 10527—Hooper. Vernon Jay 10653—Felder. Leon W. 11012—Hopkins. Frederick W. 10537—Frldpauaeh, Edward Spencerr 10649—Horton. William Glen 11129—Feldpausch. Roman Constan­■ 11205—Hosmer. Paul Burley tine 11095— HntchklM. Harry 10448—Fennell, Ralph Sidney 10026—Honvener. Henry Clay 10542—Fewlew, Guy C. 11235—Houghtallng.^oiin Eaton > 10326—Flfleld. Jr. Ernest William> 10641—Howell. Carl Harrison I 1C68O— Flnkbeinrr, Alton LaVenie 11195—Hoyt. Chas 1U087—Flnkbeiner, Oscar Ix-Roy 10703—Hoyt. Malcolm 11167—Flnkbelner, Ralph Benjamin> 10529-Hughes, Maurice William | 10114—Flnkbeiner, Wayne Lewis 10472—Hughes. Simon John 10027—Finnie. Raymond Griffin 10321—Hula. Joseph 10348—Fischer, Arthur David 10888—Hulseboa. Carl Forrest 10001—FUh. Harry- J 10611—Humeston. Frank Eugene I 10137—Fish. John Milton 10217—Hummel. Fay 10760—Fisher. Dewey John lC08O-Humphrey. James William ' 10440— Fisher. Edward Daniel 10040—Hurdelbrtnk. Herman Ross 11058—Fisher. Harold 10161—Hurdelbrlnk. Nclden Llbeus 10935—Fisher. Joseph 10419—Hurless. Olhel E. 10311—Fisk. Freeman William lOMO-Hutchens. Willis Laffettc 10740-Flannery. Robert Keith 10951—Hynes. Maurice Leslie 10661—Flook. Austin Orville 11218—Bynu. William Sylvester I 10943—Flory. Glrndon Hubert 10495—Ingram. Ronald Keith 18*38 Inch 10202—Foote. Floyd Harry 10717—Irwin. Fred Howard 10058—Foreman. Paul Richard White with Color 10801—laenhatli, Jr. John Otto 10900—Foster, Harold John 10292—Jackson. Stuart Yngve Arthur 10070—Flutter. LcRoy Edwin 10854—Jacobs. Cleo Anthony 10505—Foster. Robert Darrel 10636—James. Charles HenryA good, substantial towel 10795—Rater. William . . 10700—James Keith Kennedy 10821—Fowler. Charles William 10263—J anow. George i service . . . and LONG 10568—Pox. Charles Duane 10966—Japhet. Leslie Ray I 10036—For, Frederick Cher les • service. Colors to harmon­ 10528—Jnrrard. Clayton Lester 10965—Francisco. Jack ize with any bathroom 10876—Jaynes. James Mllfred ' 10585—Francisco. Lyle Addison 11038—Jenkins. Lawrence Simpson I scheme. A great value! 11234—Frandaen. Einar Arthur 10631—Jennings. James Olger 10659—Johannes. Frank Carl 10078—Frederickson. Glenn Loyde 10394—Johannes, William Joseph BARRY COUNTY DRAFT NUMBERS (FOUNDER’S FEATURE 10934— King. Charles L. 10672—King. Emery George 11024—Kingsbury. Harold Stanford 10898—Kingsbury. Lyle Fredrick 1(026—Kline. Henry Nicholas 10966—Klump. Wilbur 10636—Knickerbocker. Dewiy 10344—Knowles. Onto Larry • 10853-Kort egad. William Herman 10725—Laubaugh. Glenn Ford 11051—Laubaugh. Will lam Cody 10172—Ltchleitner, Leo Henry i(M64-Lew. 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JuppatromJackie Maclver and DorLTTsllaferro turned in a pair of "500 ser­ ies" Monday night to be the lead­ en. Jackie scored a 507 and Doris WHAT OP RUSSIA? have by no means been wasted. the discipline and parents of many 1 PISTON RING LEAGUE scored an exact 500. Frances Jupp-1 was in third_ spot — - • • *• 1 ------The -------’--------------------* ----“’- Wifi Ayres "went town"_____ tn hU. strom high-* command ha* been overof •* the-wLoya concerned wrotetothe ____________ ____ with a 483 i . be decided within the next four’ hauled. Hard hitting admirals and general commending him for hU first game tn the Piston Ring Lea­ series. ... vuc Tuesday lueidav night nlcht when when he scored ' Uon " gue The leadership of the league re-' montits. | generals WHO who juive have an appreciation appreciation «cuon. , ... , , , . i a big 265 first game, made up of suited In a tie when Leonardo won The answer depends on the auccesr | of Inodern Warfare have been ele-. About the only one* Who tried to clg ______________________ j,t consecutive strike*, twp _____ Spare* three from Hastings Beauty Studio; of Russia in repelling the expected vated to responsible poslUons. iaola-*and strike He coasted coined tf* the while Strand was winning two and! smear the general were tlie Isolaand another strike. Nazi drive Into the Caucasian oil; War production has been put In UonlsLs who attempted to magnify [real ot the evening and finished loslfig one to Boyes Real- EAlatF.j two from! • R. Srfiya’,l^“°,!h’l"°Ul' I.m" Slate Insulation won m.bS7 If the Nazis succeed here, they will output of weapons of every kind ganda against the draft Liw which waj (hp Qnly one the Shippers could pair from Piston Rings. Portias 8. Rogers not only have acquired an enormous'u |ncreMlng At Ule start ot this already In effect (fortunately take from the Orintllrs Offlfe blanked Windstorm and Banner! 10 John BtulzE. Smith 8 aupply of oil. but Wifi be In an excel-' war wc Wfre already turning out for u*> before this nation was at-'won a pair from Engineers nnd lost a pair to Bonnett nnd Gown । ” Mnt poaitlon to drire onward into rf u» bed fighting and bomb- ucked by Japan ** ‘X“1 J^ns^m' Singles India and there make Junction with planes In the world. During the The words quoted above were by I |ndrp4,ndf|U Le><ne 493. V. Shrovcr 469. T Schader 464. 1 R Flnnfe 2 Joe Stutz the armies of Japan. If this hapwar we liadnot n(Hsucceed succeeded inin »a .taiwart American. We .>v™ need ,uo more Crumback jled the kkrelers J Finnic F,nr,lc 447. M7- L t_ Lawrence 446. A., A. I 3 H Perkins ,c Erne Crumback cd the ler, J. pens, it may take years and years to ^dfljver।^ oncXrat it rate flfrtlng 'leaden ' of Ben Lear, caliber to help * m the Independent League Tuwday ' *' Hawthorne “ 444. B. Braendle 443, E 4 H. Reynolds ‘night with a 545 series but he was 428 *L wileftoCt? c’hu£i 5 O. Juppstrom even battle the totalitarian powers plane to the/frqnt1 by the time the train our growing army, ItartL pi^d"by**-Dr' Hoff, and person 428. L W.lktta 427. C. Hub- 6 A. Prentice y to a atandstlU. armistice wfa signed. Harry Long who turned In series of b:‘rcl 7 K. Stamm \ However, if this drive is repulsed | Qjeavtndustrics whidt were cn544 and 540 respectively. Junior C Womens Chy Tournament 8 N. Maclvor It will undoubtedly be the lajt great'couraged to carry on “business as of C. dropped a complete series tn women* City Tournament 9- J. O'Connor offensive which Gcrmanyz<kfu with peace time goods are, Woodland. Car Seab won a pair opened on Sunday and the team,*0 M- PeBRC able to undertake and_jrithout Gerover into war production | from Banner and Medics copped the evcnl wa3 wMh el8ht teanu .All ------ ---from Food Center, j^rtidpaung. The event was com­ many a. an ally Japan is in a highly months ahead of deadlines thought,1 A meeting for Boy Scout leaders, edd -game • actual pins 1 under the direction of Richard I pleted in the one day', bowling nnd j. R Finnic ' 546-526-816 1688 vulnerable position despite >lrtT rich possible, Groos, chairman, h scheduled for Dave Goodyear scored n 'select Leonard* with a score of 2456 won g Joe stutz 403-546-569 1608 economic gains in the East Indies American troops are beginning , Thursday evening. April 23. at the w . 3 H paJrne 511-580-507 1807 circle" 607 Wednesday night to pace the city honors. They were hard Moscow and Leningrad may fall y, uke tbefr pUces on distant tat- 1 office of the Barry' County Health hi* team. Piston Rings, to a three pressed, however, by'State Insula­ 4 N. Mclvor 1592 without greatly altering tfic basic fronts: American planes, gun?, Ij Dept. At this meeting, final plans game victory over Middleville. Has­ tion and Strand who finished with 5 G. Juppstrom 1573 | for the district court of honor, to tings Ice and Fuel also made a scores of 2446 and 2443 rraoectlve531-549-489 1549 situation, but If the Caucasian oil and tanks are beginning to reinforce, be held the •first wcc» U, week >>, in May. w will 15471 fields fall it will be the severest ca-' the jar flUllg frontg Of the united be discussed and the*definite date grand slam on Perks 'Divcm to drop ly. The three teams participated in 7 C DcCou them from the leadership of the the prize money. Wlndstonn scored 8 A. Brown 1538 tastrophe yet suffered by the allied nations. Jdecided. —•'•-■* league by a lone game and Leon­ 2430. Portias had 2351. Trio Cafe 9 It Moore 1513| AU thu. howettr. b. » mtn .tut j At „u,.’nnal |)Ura tor ard* won the odd game from Nash omnations. 15121 ­ hit 2398 and Banner scored 2316. 10 H. Cook _ _ ■ m vine. _ 1I The doubles will be bowled this Russia's success in winter fightins _________________________ It should not create false optimism the Council Camp-O-Ree to be held. •' ’ weekend nnd Ute tournament will by no means Indicates that the Nazi or distract our attention from the I on June 13. 14 and 15. at Johnson! Commercial 1-cague clave the following week when the war machine has lost it* punch fact that not until every available | Park *n Grand Rapid.* will be dLv-j There was no change recorded in singles will be rolled. -—Me,- ...__________________ ^<.1,.. I Also plans for the summeri the leadership of the Commercial The Red Army surprised the world machine in America that can make. camp whlch opcns on junc 2a . ns ult lwo contenders both City Tournament BASEBALL TEAM by Its ability to withstand the crush- a war weapon ha* been harnessed • ■ • • , won by the two to one route. Good- - The men’s city tournament came! —— Coach —Brotng blows of Hitler's Army and in ita f0r lhatt iwmmFpurpose; not not until until war war nrn. pro-!' The . assistance <u - the Bov --------- . »r. »v U .a pair from in u close Sunday when the finals' Seventy toys greeted scout* year Bros. ou Hdwe. won ,nr «.U-_! .................................................... >und aJngltt rak on the first day of baseball great reserve of strength which en- duc{ton 15 pul On a twenty-four | •„ .Hl®Xrei^M Moynahnn “nt‘ F*ul “n,(1 of Hm' practldr. .bled the .tart of a counler-offcnwlvduU. Of even p“fin%^re?^ * P‘ bowled. The play in the double* With only two regulars returning! , I a pair from City Fathers H. Drews failed to change the leadcra but! ®<v® • ’ nn, until nnfll every AW.FV lesser Interest IntAFPAt--------------- -- — ----’from Inst year’s championship leam| aive. week: not cac-rnr.'rrtw scored high with 572 for Lumber in the single* Dr. Ray Finnle came However, it must be remembered hM teen subordinated to the nation- EAST DELTON | nnd Coala and Dr R. Finnic was through with a big 601 series that the Saxons face the difficult task of! rebuilding a baseball team which Fifteen ladles spent Tltursday best for Goodyears with 573. that Russia has only been able to a] j^d-not until then can we lx not only won that event but placed,‘ will attempt to retain the record The high spot of the evening went him at the top in the AH Events |'of being undefeated in league play I regain about one-sixth of the tet-'gufe that our race against lime bar afternoon with Mrs. Chattie and Mrs. Lila Collison. They tied off; to State Insulation when they wilh a 1688 total. He had scored;! since 1P39. ritory lost. Furthermore, for the won two quilts for tlie Wide and later' turned in a new league record of 546 in the team event. 526 in the Bob Pierce Is the only pitcher re-. past few weeks the Germans appeal Doubtless more—much more—bad were treated to refreshments i 2753 pins with Will Hackney. Ken doubles and a 616 serie* gave him turning from last year’s squad.! to have reached a stabilized ba:* ncws u )n the offing before the .tide Mr. and Mrs Rex Waters, Mr. and Clark and Chas. Fiona scoring 584,- his total for the All Events that Darwin Swift, another member; of Mrs. Stewart Waters. Mrs. Vina and 573 and 572 respectively. M Comp line and in face of increased tntento turn. the '41 staff, is now with Charleston. Mrs. Lenah Durkee visited Elmer scored 561 for the losing Vikings. FV?d .tt’.S!!?. .mTt'b ctrftund I.rm twm. I® th. Pl«lally of attacks the battle map re- J ' ■ Willison and Fred Houvcner at fort Coffee Shop won the odd game from on „ the U„ opening ™,u„. ot tounurnwut p|,chu,p of tlw the tournament mains essentially the same. Strong, -do not be impatient with men Custer Saturday. n,’<1 Mr-' i Hastings Construction and Roush and it withstood all attempts in dldatra for this season are: Dean points occupied by Hitler’s troops' about to die If they demand that Clarenpe Payne visited Elmer Sun-! Tailors took the odd game from the team play to follow. Keeler. OUs Hill. Dale Sponsellor day. he returning home with them' Andrus Service. Kenneth Stamm and Harold Per-; have not fallen and the .©-called Jou do not fall them." and Robert Endsley. Catching pros­ to spe^d the day at her alster's Mrs.j sportsmen's league kin* won the double.* by a lug mar­ pect* are: Captain Alvin Brottcnden. h-Ue-hot drtntt tt not b™^ , Todll. „ tow onl, gin with their wore ol t3O4> . KdtVpufMff and Don Beery Ro­ h.n 1 "S bn*ra The meulee Rttttn «dou, The play of the Bit** League • and Kenneth Lane Ltt Orfirn'al, Si? lS SJ « ™,ee hu been reduced Io • creep .ph>.,lc,, „„ m0„, „„ „ bowlers stood out in the. tournament “ "X T'F’STT ‘i- S .'rimrl!!, Russian spokesmen both here and ;wln.. Mrs. John Lepper of BatUe Creek ford gue placed in the first seven Prt-e JJr| und Dale sponseller at In London have beep calling more ..Wf g dfnl (rom and Mm W»l Uuttu M cuU late “g, ^‘hort: Bob Smith and Don Drske strenuously for a second frqnt In t wflj. bul wc |hrcw Uw Rundav1*110” JaS°n WU,l*ons. paced Hotels to a grand slam over■ well up tn the prize winners of the at third. The outfield berths arc Europe. | away " ; singles and doubles. Ken. Stamm! a-ta U a> For, Cm“** । and Harold Perkins, winner* of the|' wide open with Bob Gaskill. Otis Thttih rorto, Iru n« rfuelb , 10 hu. «r apenl. Salmday ..mlns «>l" ' T" I Earl. Francis Goggins. Jack Buholts, ',0“* i doubles were members of the Toledo' begun rm ,he Steppe., the Oerraenr . tetvc„on ,„d ' Ken Miller. Curl Randall, and Ho­ hU wife and parents Mr. and Mrs.;”1*'' , 5"c . , . team of lite Bliss Matinee that fin- i .lre»dr rfw tn bn irfln, out Bu.w ob. Earl Pennock ' Keith Chase scored a big 577 aer-! Ishcd in filth place In the team. ward Newman showing promise. 'i The season opens with MlddleMr and Mrs Bob Carpenter of'*" kad “w *7*’' Uen .trenjlh end to be etotlnlntt ,h(. ol , event '• j vllle--------here-_ on Monday, Apr 20. Battle Creek were supper gucsta BH m League. His team Tool Room the UUUMKe . ' The Tournament results: । balance of the schedule is: Thursday evening oi her parents. I«« * *“*r ,ro'? Pou,ndr\*’,t.L.K At bet It U onl, rfe In Ihbt „Ul me umplj. Score Hdk. Total' Apr. 28— Freeport, here. Five Man: Mr. and Mrs Bert Gainder. | Martin sconng best far the loansi 2836! ■J32J 5G4 ‘ " - - ••• outcome u tn doubt ' phetlrfly-tahiln, men .111 win Miss Lorraine Coiiwm of Battle]»,$*9 ^rieiL OHter btankrdI I Food CpnUr 2416 — ... 2842: May 5—Ionia, there. Thb Ume Oermeny will not k.^^. *nd ,he tre,i„t rft «. Creek spent Thursday afternoon and ah°P ®f,9.ce ?'"* Electricians dupli-• 2 Foundry Bibs 2840' May 8—Greenville, here. 2303 537 „. Office by taking three games1 3 Salem Bliss.bln to r.,.m the InltuU.e b>- eur., wm p, [h( Friday with home folks. May 15—•Greenville, there. 4 Medics 2436 388 Mason Newton spent Sunday with from Engineers. prtt .tUO® Rumi, htt been .bln youth.May 22—Belding. there. Bliss Matinee | 5 Tol«dd Toledo Bliss Bliss 2105 639 his brother. Manson, near Richland. Bliss Matinee to completely mobtltt her roreee end । , ,hp i Toledo gave Londons a nice while-. •6’ Attons 2393 ta. Uw MemrtMC ot rboeter .up- . ,. J( _ they washing and Salenis won a pair f Shop Office BliM 2191 A CHATTERBOX A talkative person lias been trom Cleveland after losing the first Pli."n". .... tmmZ boo. ! “ "«"Un« “X’ C^mtry ' called a charterbox for agM- Away' game by a lone phi -John Haven® -Waker Dam"The soldier will never be paid back In the old days, even before the scored best with a 508 scries. | whether or not Russia has been able time of Shakespeare, it was cus­ Womens City Tournament !„ r.pl.et I,., .no™™, to— in tomary for beggars to collect alms in: The Womens City Tournament mrfunttdwulpm.nl , u. ttuury rnuld po, O.n M«- a clack dish. In order to attract at­ opened on Sunday, and Ute team' ttu m Butt. wtat <ora tention nnd secure offerings, the' event was bowled with eight teams 1 beggars used to shake the dish participating. The event was coinmu prf.1,1, tt the irftti mid. w |htir wortn pleted in the one days bowling and u doU,„, . . . „„ „ a„ n« bu. forcibly to produce aloud clatter. ,-------------—------------- ------------ ---------- , The Incessant noise raised by the Leonards With a score of 2456 won outcome will be watched tour hCroCJ|" clatter of the clack dish, or box. as the city honors. They were hard breathless interest everywhere. : ’ it was also called, together with the prex-.ed. however, by F.tatc Insula­ It will be THE important battle1 beggar's cries for alms, gave birth lion and Strand who finished with favors. He is not a mendicant He b to , this expression. Itcores of 244« and 2443 respective-! a meat-eater, not a cake-eater " -------- ; ly. The three team* participated tr> England's mobile food convoys the prize money. Windstorm .cored । "There are too many men who ar< r> -mr sm, c*u*bk ot «*l rfdlrfnu who rf ]which speed to a town requiring aid.2433. Portias had 2361. Triq Cafe, [ ^Zu™An»,.. J W.F '» '?■ have eight large vehicle, to a unit; hit 2398 and Banner scored 2316. v 300-gallon waler tank; 2 trucks The doubles will b* bowled thls| with food for 12,000 meals; 2 trucks week end and the tournament will »n,ucb. ett,™ ut ,tt H-tt,*™’ Ak r“” u‘' •arrying kitchen equipment, toilers, close the following week when the Mlln.ry AB.to ConunMrf brf.r. b ! ' Al "" '» ‘S' 'b'"1 «» and fuel: 3 mobile canteen*. ingles will be rolled I IM, Orarf.1 Sb<tt .nd Ad- «""«“• « " >« pul k mlr.1 Kbnmel tom. up tor eouit ‘ sm,’r to DHirf. • ■ ' Editorials Bowline NeiO» No one can deny that there has »cm plain and fancy, catcMls dibeen painful muddling and delay rected a^ a group of girl golfers clad | _______ || NevertbeieM. there four uJonths *n shorts The rookies didn't resent ---------------------------—------------ S-------- LADIES! ENLIST NOW the... IN INI HONK DEFEMSE r r 0 a r 4 x" ☆ Scout Notes Sporting Wewi ForGreater Home Defense ■ Cook with a Modern Time-&wip, Fuel-t5a<Mtp, Heahh-cSurinp, Dependable GAS RANGE SAVE Vitamine ’ * SAVE Juel * SAVE Money [Oll5UmER5 POLUER PIIV SAVINGS Olli UN,nD BONDS5TAns aid STAMPS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP J/MMrS MOTHER IS m«ttltt.Ul-|»lnU>wotl»ld. 11 »» tora»W Uu: t.n dln, . .hooun, m.uh ’ n",n' 10 “lr "a b"1'11 ,w '"III Wtoil UMduBmUd -imnmy.; •> to tl» blUb^nrv. a, men nj[1.. ! at home to labor and sweat and we­ lt would be just’ a> logical lc' rincr shoot every member of Congrc.v, whe i ‘ThMe *' onc ground or has Impeded U. S innamenl plan. *»hlch onl’r mcn ln *»I* Coun* in the past as to execute General , ‘n' mcei-the ground ol a com.Short and Admiral Kimmel whure'*””’ untouched by greed only "treason" wa* faulty Judg. untainted by Jealousy and su*piement—and no mote fault} th.ri'*™- •”rt o( P^Judice against somt of the errors in judgment l*n>’ *”•” *hc common ^enemy and made by congress during the post I ,,MK'C *h0 do l,ts *ork ~ . decade at Uiat' ’ T,le Bbove “rc ,ro,n t,,c .................... ’.Anny Day address cl Lieut. Gen THE FIRST FOUR MONTHS Ben Lear ut Detroit. This is the Four nwnths_ha-tr gone by jdnee man whom critics tried to dub the Japan struts at Pearl Harbor. "Yoo-Hoo General" because of disStnce then the forcer of the Hu-! eipltnary action he took against a ADDING MACHINES • Yes. you can still buy used and rebuilt adding machines. Come in and sec us. c • spring TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED Office furniture for Immediate delivery. Make your selection' now, everything you can possibly need to make your office efficient and comfortable The prices are right. , • , r» -■■■Sr . । .. So Now She Has Promised W Hundreds of New Sweaters Are Now In Stock! to Bur ALL-LEATHERS) POLL-PARROTS Sweaters of 100 per cent wool which arc not ob­ Mother! Arc you guilty of tainable from any source. file*. Choice cf LEE OFFICE SUPPLY "Buaineuman* Department Store” ing Sun have beer, moving fcuwaid bunch of. rookies returning home with uninterrupted sutxea* met the!_________________________________ , longest front in modern wartarc i Together -with our alhes we havcj SWEATERS Bleu I’sdlr.i ilaoreeceat Ur „ carelessness? Dcryou buy your But the picture is not all dark. The American people have l'> t' neither their courage nor their faith j They have taken in stride, the abrupt change from peace to wtfr- j In fact, every test of public opinion j shows that citizens of the U. 5. A are out in front of their leaden in; their readiness to pay any price aixt; make any sacrifices needed to wlnj ■ Official muddling and delay alt Washington has upset the public! tar more titan new* of defeau Americana are prtjiarlng for’a long! and hard war. They have accepted: United Buies has ever suffered and' have become neither discouraged nor! divided by the bad news. Any democracy is a cumbersome Iqt. bottle AMMONIA AERO-WAX seU polishing floor wax qt. can SPIC AND SPAN cleaner for painted walls MOP HANDLES SCOURING POWDER, WATCH DOG 2 can* C. THOMAS STORES . HASTINGS 45‘ 21< 15‘ 14c children shoes with paper or fiberboard in vital, bidden parts! They just can't wear, look good or hold their shape and fit as long, and give the lasting value that all-leather shoes do. Don't let your children find yen guilty! Insist on all-leather Poll-Parrot Shoes. They’re more economical because they wear longer and cut repair bills. Zipper styles, button styles, slip overs, sleeveless styles in button front and slip-o. If you need a staple all-wool sweater, buy it now. . A AaS9 There are no more to be had. Visit Our Sweatar Department You will be surprised at the largo selection and our still low prices. .98 to $3.65 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" HASTINGS TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Good Shoe* Properly Filled** HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 14. 1M2 Mr. and Mrs- Floyd Gaskill entertalned with a family gathering at their home southeast of the city hut week Tuesday evening honor­ ing thrlr youngest son. RUltard. who entered Uncle Sam’s service on Thursday. OBITVARY OF ETTA BUMP I gate to Coldwater for a Hl-Y eon-A are five lettermen returning thia. menu. The hUtory classes are to make!reTepce- *nd to tlie national con- I up skit* to boost the sole of saving irrmcc in Oxlord, Ohio, tn June. 1 day evening In Central auditorium. stamps, and one will be given over, -------- -------- «■■»» , . » " I lhe address system every! DEATH OF BUMMER the daughter of Oscar and Diana rtnally the public pub MU. uiur. buun.M naikh 01,1 »'«■'<■ !«■ —- inLelter'j buslnea* English , b TtLaday lUBlDEwNT AT OUN LAKE I Matthews. When a small child she classes are writing autobiographies. Itlated six Into thrlr club---------- , ----------. . ' . -I——L April At-HI 7: five .as — —new ■ ■ —Jte•— “The Hl-Y elated second semeiterl Mrn. Naomi Donahey Glenn, wife AND came with her parents to Michigan.I A. * vocation* assembly for the ev,nln oner 9. ■“*.d “ .H’eu ***lh fonn*T,y a--officers aa follow*: pres. Raymond of James R. Glenn, passed away on After aiicnauig attending sctwoi school in In Hasungsi Hastings tresnmen freshmen was netd held April 0. Bn -h. taught several term* -r ..., member atl Muakegon. Mtukesnn Muskegon. she of school Ln h mMnt * r » Kenyon: vice pm, Joseph Beck: Friday. April 3. as 313 Hazelwood the surrounding district*. •-Datll^r mr Aprl1 17 ho br*n !*1 “ college|sec.. Morris Hill: treaa. Thomas Ave.. Emsworth. Pa. Mr. and Mr* ammw a inuusai Bhe was united In marriase to' ‘ rtay for u,c ’enlor cUm- when men1'; W8teni Raymond Kenyan appoint- Glenn have been summer residents, mediocrity never WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Paul Bumn on Hmorning. win mMl W|U, n-prwntativee.ed .Harold Fuller for Boys Union at Gun Uke tor lhe post thirtyand perpet Ideal chapter of Ute Women ‘On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie ofThe "the Moose w5r hold Thalr'rami-' Oni was horn to thim m.v n Thc ,nnUMl Spring Swing planned from bualnea* achoolt and college*.’council representative i year* and have been attendants atlraise lhe stendar Reickord entertained with a dinner tar meeting Friday evening April Bumpof Hinting* She died AprilJ bjf the Unton eouncU w“ held,MlM Rowc l* ln charBc of “grange-; 'Gw HPY plan* to Mod a dele- the Chrtatlan Bclentlst church here; to a noble levelhonoring the approaching birthday* It at the Moose hall, with Mm. 8 at the home of her sisterai - J^_“yi^J^J?"m-MApr‘l_,0L. --------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------- '------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ '--------------------------of daughter. Mr*. William Fox theme waa’lX'SXX^ hard luck and music was i andtheir Jotm V.n AUa* Tk^ Gr^Se^r i^Fi Tn Ii KhS ----------w. ... A—, KT «."» J-L ° - .. . with -o.. the Ionia Chapter, a* a guest Dur- she leaver four grandchildren. Paul ,u™l,hed * **>'*"> «>"«» zoo. Places were laid1 tor for ten ten with;1 016 Ionl? Chapter, as a guest. Dur- she leaves' (our grandchildren. Paul, The next issue of the Fortnight ...c table decorations belna Apr11 home making will be a Bump of Burlington. Wayne of De—-- —, — ~~ •••— . the being carried' canted out In red white aad blue other (ealure ot lhe Women of the Moose trolt. Patricia and Ellen al home;!*111J* PUbLUhed April 23 with same out .U in red. white from and blue other' ‘,r&«rar!U au £l.maw' three brother*. Dr W B Matthews « fn^ *’£ “^V'T ?ue,u.._pr2rnt..rroT. ------ —------w.----------------of Grand Rapid*. Lewi* J. and) *“h : Evelyn Towruend GET YOUR SHARE Mr"."' K SS;lhS*.nH„'Sui. luild* will hold James R. Matthew* of Hasting*: ««l»tent editor. MU. bmmCK B.W, iuet Wednesday.; three sisters. Lillian. Minnie and' Record* at W. 8. T. C. show that OF THESE VALUES Evelyn all of Grand Rapldft; and four out of the ten Hastings high! ■ Mrs Ellis Kelley entertained her | chU^L—1 many relatives and friends who will1 graduates there are doing B work ur above. aoovc. Hastings ruuiung* graduates grnauacc* are air !i or club for dessert and card* Wednes?* dav .'f^^l W C — T- U »•« ««» Tu«- mourn her leaving Don't mist a single one! ' j doing especially fine work in chemonys JeffS Pttzra Cm wtrn^v <tay' Apt11 21 Ml home °f Ur‘ -Four -Hastings ______ students are mem-1 btr>’ ,l lhc various college*. Check your list of "things Mrs. Junior MckiBlan. Mr*. Lloyd 1 p ‘JJ’for’TaiJJr Tea.°M? Alice -------°. f------------* gr0Up.. _ _Westem' 7 The bov* to win the free throw) •Anderson and Mr*. Robert Leary.! L iSL,? Mlchl- K*' 1 College io buy" with the values w—------- - co-ed* who have tournament held in the gym dur- i The next party will be with Mrs , ’A11 ** --------- for - - training • ■ “-- enrolled In the tractor Ing the noon hour April io were: on this page and the hun­ U»-J,pe Bussell Zefbel on Wednesday. April fn u^Yted 1 “cr’ Fr,en“s “re cordlftl|y 1 | driving claaac*. which have been I Ted Banash. first; Kenneth Lane. mvlU!a' organized a* one of the war actlvl- second and Frank Bush third. dreds of others In our storel t w e r> o z-i 1 u tie* at the college. The co-ed* are:) The first track meet will be held Friday evening Anne McDonald. L w-it h urn. Cogswell. w » „ H » „C1 . Beverly Jones. Greta Mary Tuesday. April 23 with Battle Creek m„L. .,»u„ n > n~u. m--------------- ... - ------|«nwl . CUM A uhool There McDonald was hnsia.L .t..’ataawi •»««w»on BL. on Wednesday evemr nF nln»’ Apr11 ”• *1Lh ‘ nlLTELr l.l^or’^Sht r^lper “ oetock Robert eeoraumA8uer? McGlocklln 1* assistant haste** and furnished the entertainment. Prize* u-Ef^L!^bUuon U ta charBC!! furnished the entertainment. Prize* of the program. win to Nancy Walt and Carol Goodyear. The wood filing cabinet is here to stay for a while and The Business Women's Hospital j I SOCIAL EVENTS CLUB NEWS Etta -Matthews was born Scp'.em- |F,nw».w«>«i-i — TV. Organizations WARD WEEK NOW You Can liny Files! Mrs Emma 8. Evans was hoitess to the New Idea club at a six-thirty dinner at the home of Mrs. Ida F. McCoy last Wednesday evening. A color motif of Rreen and yellow was used In Ute decorations and the .same color* were used on the birth­ day cake honoring Mrs. Alma Flngleton. Mrs. Dorothy Sumner and Mrs. Cora Boyes were In charge of the . program which Included a shower of holders for the honor Guild meets on Monday evening., April 20. at the Presbyterian church parlors, with dinner at 6:30. Please notice the change-of day and date.), Annual dues of »1.00 are to be col- >1 lected at this time, so come pre­ pared to pay. The committee consista of Grace, Reickord, chair­ man. MU* Marie Rowe. Mrs. Betty Scobey and Miss Mabel Sisson. { Tlicre seems to be a "run" of ml**-' Ing .person* in Barry county this enjoyed. Mis* Marjorie E Boyes spring. More than a half dozen rang two solos. "Spring I.* a Lovable such report* have been made at the Lady” and "At Dawning.” The sheriff’* office. In moil cases, the mrmoers or two' h*v‘ members were were aeepiy deeply imerraiyn Interested in in ’*7 "turn* In * looking through some Australian • taken a trip to Chicago or some magazines depleting the life, cut-. ou,er placr tom* and manner* of that far away land, which is such an important country right now. ' Vari-colored balloon* made at-1 tractive decorations for the lunch-' eon for eight given by Carol Good - ] year at the home of her parents,! Mr. and Mrs. David Goodyear. Sat­ urday noon. Later the girls attend­ ed the movies. Rather than be the first to announce a wood file we have waited until we could offer the best So far as we know this announcement offers you the biggest wood file value on the market today. Mighty important since it is now almost impossible lo get any more steel files. Four-drawer letter and legal files, at special prices. LEE OFFICE S IP P I.Y Mr*. OU**Hsrthy .and Mrs. Donell; Stanton were hostes*e* to the Wo­ men of the Moose at the Utters; home In the country. Tuesday evenlng. April 14. The evening was spent sewing and visiting. Mrs. Harry Bush and Mr*. H. I).' Whlttum were hostesses at a din-, ner and Heals shower at the homo I of Ute former Wednesday evening) honorbig Mis* Lillian StnIUi whoso marriage to Raymond Gibson will; Phone 2747 vin McCain. Mr*. Glenn. Kahler. Royal Haye* and Ellis Kelley. Mr? and Mrs McCain were gueaU. The Mr. and Mrs Jefferson. Ellis Kelley on 8.) fcmi OK- Hasting* Gallons alsoi , ■□ with quilted nwl 8 nd felled cotton! Innerroll..laes'1’rc Why P«X »7 mO” Sheets uo-«‘i '"a?” roOttw**«*>Oniy.. *» £y*ss Pillow Cases enamJL Towels Wash Cloths Mattress Pads FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK Bed Spreads You Save $A! Panel Crib- Curtains Slack Suits Shorts $2 down p«h H in your home I Blouses 1| ~ ChokwofdPiec** ■ Anklets Coveralls Aprons Mattress Cov- ers, Etc. CORSETS BRASSIERES GIRDLES seamed Strong F«h Ba‘* Reg. $3.95 39 Rayon How. good wearing, wjmrd »*** Rayon full fash- QCV loned, service wgt.®** Rayon Full Fash- 14 loned. Sheer as silk • GUAIANHI^J^TO RUN! S4 ■ Wonder of wonders! Here are those famous wijpy-ihttr stockings that will never, never run . . . thanks to a clever lock-stitch. You can Hatter your legs without flat­ tening your budget, lor GOLD MARK KANTRUN gives true economy! Choose your fsvorite shade. All silk, full fash.. sheer and service Wonderful "buy” . . solva* 2 figure-problems at once comfortably! Built-up top. inner belt . . . both in one garment lor only 13.00! Brocaded co I ton-and-clas­ tic. 32 - 52. Nylon Full Fash. 3 4 New rprlng shades • "Exclusive But Not Expensive' S’” Axminiler Official Kitchen Scatter Rugs I League Wall Clock Price Reduced! 320 295 (Fed. tax inc.) Popular style in chip-proof porcclainl Wash­ able I Electric or 8-day wind. back prevents rug or slipping I Atin new colors! Rog. 1.09 Wollpopar RoomloU |Oi 74c Ol IMF Approved and official In size and weight! Vork and rubber center! Horsehide cover! Save! Cut price! Contains J double roll* sidewall, 16 yd*, bordet— enough for a 10x12 room I Ganuina. Inlaid DEFENSE STAMPS ON SALE HERE Lei’s dig into ihh war with all light and all the dollars we rzn mu»tcr. Bay Defense Stamp* today . . and as oilcn a* you' can. Linoledm On B rm Wire Lown Rak* Felt Back Color goes through to back . . . Pattern can’t wear off! 6-foot widtha . . . assorted colors! Choice of color* on thia htr.y alate roll roofing, Fidiptoot! Nails and cement included f BUY DEFENSE STAMPS Frundson's HASTINGS, Hn Ho*e. a Ne-ed Foundations , pennsyl*""1® OU Red”**®’, Wardoleum. 9x12 Sixel 098 NEW HOSE Run FOk WARD WEEK ONLY! REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK Cotton Mesh Knit. No Lima church. Mr. and Mrs. Cedi Cappon enter­ tained their euchre club Saturday! evening at their home on E. Bondi „ wperior to "Businessman’* Department Store” 144 E. State SL 86 wta.«U0fl’*OU SPRING Is Right Around the Corner Pennock Hospital Guild No. 22 was entertained by Mrs. R. O. Fin-1 nle on Wednesday evening of last week. OfHcer* chosen for the en­ suing year are. Mr*. David French, chairman: Mr* Lawrence Herrick, secretary, and Mrs. D.,D Walton, treasurer. Guild member* contribu­ ted a xhower of canned fruit and vegetables for the hospital also. At, contract. Mrs Harold Phillips and Mr*. James Radioed were the win­ ner*. Mrs. V. D. Widrig held open] house on Bunday and Monday tor. Corp and Mrs. Donald Widrig of: Manhattan. Kansas, who Were guests of Hastings relatives. About ; thirty friend* called. Upon his re-I turn to camp. Corp. Widrig plans to enter officer*’ training. Save up *• 57 lnner*prln9 We have on hand a limited quantity of four-drawer steel letter file* and steel desks. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Hecker,, Miles avenue, are entertaining al 1 a family dinner ihls afternoon in their home, honoring Richard Chris-; tian. Lansing, who will leave soon for Cairo. Egypt, a* an ambulance’ driver in the American Field serv­ ice. The guests include Mr. and; Mr*. D, U Christian. Hasting*:! Mr. and Mr* David Christian and Forrest Christian, Detroit: and Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Christian and family. Kalamazoo — Kalamazoo Gazette. Sunday edition. Daffodils, snapdragons, sweet pes* and other spring flowers made a lovely centerpiece for the speakers' table at lhe dinner at the First Methodt’t church Monday evening.; wlien the official board entertained' the members of the choir and gueste.; Ninety were present. Mrs Guy C. Keller, chatrmap of the committee, had written a story In which a number of old-time song* were clev­ erly introduced and sung by the group a* the pastor, the Rev. L.» Winston Stone, read the narrative.! Rev. Slone also paid a fine tribute* to the choir and gave special rec-i ognillon to C. A. Kerr, who sa.ig for1 so many year* and was a faithful choir member. Responses were made1 by Mr*. Robert Burch, eliolr dirretor, and by Mr. Kerr and Roy Chandler spoke for the official ixiard. Mrs Harold Foster, organ­ ist. and Mrs Stone were presented with corsages and the beautiful centerpiece was given to Mrs. Burcjv Mrs. Keller. Mrs. J. W. Hewitt. Mrs. Stuart Clement and Mrs. Walter; Wallace composed the committee In charge of the dinner and program' and It was a delightful social event.; REDUCED...YOUR CHOICE! SAVE NOW-IN WARD WEEK we do mean the wood file. teeth ON SALE AT 004498 PHONE 2504 OVER 100,000 ITEMS! PHON I 2704 HASTINGS GIT TNI THU IIS-124 SO. JI �PACE ATX THE BASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1M4 ' i Barry Ministers at Seven Co. Meet. E |lnLl___ , A number of Barry County min-''-* E’ Un,on 'O ; liters were in Battle Creek on Mon!day. attending the annual meeting1 I of the seven counties which are in-' 1 eluded in tlie W. K. Kellogg Fnun-; > I’dation. Speaker* included Dr. Ro-' 1 1 *. 'bert Tucker Of Cincinnati. Ohio and; b HOLINESS TABERNACLE . Dr Aib(.rl Buckner Coe of Oak Pork Everyone enjoyed the Male Quar-I ju. Both diacusaed attitudes of the telle and R*v. and Mrs. Phipps from' Christian church toward world peace the Seminary' at Owosso last Sun- after the war. as well a* some of if day. Rev. Mr*. Manker will speak] the immediate problems raised by on “The Shepherd's P*alm" next; the war. Sunday evening. Prayer service at. Qfficer* of the seven-county mln■ 7.45 p. m. Wednesday at the church, hterial group were elected, includJ. Prayer service Thursday p. m at Ing Rev. Russell McConnell of Char­ t 2:30 at Mrs. Sam Shriver. Madison fotte. president. Rev.* Don M. Oury f 6L You are more than welcome to, Of Hastings, vlce-pres.. and Re/ t~ any or ail of these services. Sutcliffe of Hillsdale, secretary ana ' treasurer. GRACE LUTHERAN ( HI'RCH Free Methodist Church ' pastoFr sermon theme next Sunday Rev/C. F Gallup of Zeeland Ls Sunday school staff meets Fri­ ' angalLst al the special serv- i day. April 17. 7:30 P M at 521 V ice*' which began Sunday evening: Court. last throughout this week. The' Membership class meeting We church Is located al the comer of, Colfax and N. Boltwood. Rev. Gui• BAPTIST CHURClup Ls new "nfl ‘u,ferent "nd you 1 Sunday *cl]at 10 o'clock. "En- wl” ,lkc hlm ter Tile Bible Reading Contest." The Barry County Christian EnThe subject at the divine services FIRST CHURCH OF deavor Union will sponsor a recrenWill be "Disciple Whom Jesus CHRIST. SCIENTIST tional program Monday evening, Loved." • The subject for Sunday is "Doc- April 20. 1.1 tlie Nashville high Thc Baptist Ladles Aid will meet, trine of Atonement '' school with the Rev. Phil M. Jenwith Mrs F. Smltlf. East Mill street.' kins. Pastor of Scribner Ave. Bapon April 33 tn the afternoon. tbt church. Grand Rapids, in charge, AU voting people in rite county are Invtted to attend this program which begins at 8 o'clock. *' " near Rev. Phil M. Jenkins Neiter—Smrter—More Comfortable! l$Oxfo/tfs METHODIST CIH'RCII 10 30. The Sunday services i 11:30 and 7:3(rarr for you An effort Is being made to organire a choir. ...m.. Yeung people's ...e...... meeting Fridav evening at the home of Marguerite and Bob Kidder In N. Irving. Ladies' prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon. Place announced SunWednesday evening prayer meet- Cenard Smith. 517 W. Grand St. We are looking forward to a great sen ice on Sunday moniing. April . 26. when Mr. and Mrs. Allan’ Idd! dick, missionaries from India, home '.on furlough, will be present and will have a thrilling me*.'age. We urge T everyone mtercMed in missions to come out and hear .these good peo­ ple N. Irving Sunday services nt the usual hours. Friday night young people's serv­ ice at .the Arthur Kidder home. Tuesday evening prayer service at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ed. Wai- For Nurses’For Off re Wear* tor BavuticiAns • JorWUtresscs ForAlTwho need camion With imirt AM*Ai5nce Thqy Are made With Size53to9 >5 CUT-RATE SHOESTORE The Coeniu Club will meet April Tlie pastor ha* been invited to lead a discuMion group of 30 to 50 young people of high xchool and 1 college uge ut tlie Piral Presbyterian Church of Htlbdaie Sunday after­ noon May 10. Tne subject of the discusalon will be "How We Got Our Bible.” Young people from nil the churches of Lansing Presbytery will attend this meeting and parU-> cipate In the program. .. * | Community Notice* TIMELY MESSAGES CONTINUED SUNDAY | EXTENSION GROUPS EXTENSION GROUP PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . C*nt<r suwt K..ry4.> I HENDERSHOTT EXTENSION IIP.DUPS or the bazarf.he Itu St. In nrrt tack ww * H*n«<«r St. AHreii Mllr*rr.jli. r»«tnz church □ RACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Cku<ia| DEIT0M EXTENSION CLUB EAST STATE ROAD PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH (IMMANUEL EPI’COFAL CHURCH Quimby ... „Hr er who arc interested in a 4-H Summrr Project are asked to meet at the; home of Mrs. Charles Rowlev Friday, April 24lh at 8 P. M. to enroll The project* to be had are: Flower gar. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH dening. Victory gardening. fc.od( preparation, canning. potUtry. Uvcstock, crops and Home numasenicnu I Every girl should take one of these । project* and if you nrtn t able to NORTH IRVINO wf.bleyan metho­ DI6T attend, phone or write your enroll*' ”** CHURCH Ml!** ScBtk»*t or rr*n ment. . J. R. CkriipoU. MlnUt.r HASTINGS METHODIST CIRCUIT RUTLAND CENTEX I XTI l»'i i.Ko'.ir Tlie Quimby W. S. C. S. meets' *hh Daisy Freeman this afternoon. । April 16 Everyone invited. Martin Corners Hie W. 8. C. S. will meet with Blanche Bayne Wednesday. _______ AP^1 XI for a pot lack supper. A IU8TIK08 webleyan Methodist cordial invitation Is extended to nil.I church -----------c“"" ■“* " — J. B. Chtl»»*U. MlaUUr Bellon 101 E. SUU Rd. Phon* 31 The regular family nigiit meeting' Ooapol C.nt.r Wb»r* Ckrlal t* of tile Methodist church will be held in the church basement Thursday' evening. Pot luck supper at 7:00 with Mrs. Lincoln Bu»h nnd Mrs. John Harrington in charge. A col-: ored quartet from Battle Creek will; tqipeur on the prpgrani. The next meeting of the Milo-i, j JEFFERSON STREET U. B. CHURCH Cressey Home Literary Club will be] at the home of Mrs. H. J. Krauss oil Thursday. April 23 Mrs. Cecil Bar­ num of Augusta will be co-hostess. There will be a speaker from Kala­ ma zoo, Roll call—Current Events. Miss HageLshaw. County Health Counsellor, will give a talk to the mothers of all children, regardless of age Thursday. April 16 at 2 o'clock Tlie subject wjll be "Safe­ guard the Health of the Family Dur­ ing lhe War Emergency." Any one In this jiart ol the county Ls welcome. FOR SALE ....In Wolverine Shell Horsehides PASSING OF MRS. HERTHA HOI GlITALIN Mrs Bertha A. Cowels Houghtai. in. aged 75. passed away Saturday at tlie home of her daughter. Mrs. Ruth Hoyt of Nashville. Her hus­ band. Allen HoughtaUn. grid a son preceded her in death, the son's death coming after the close of the World-w«r in which he served. Sur­ viving tire two daughters. Mrs. Hoyt of Nashville and Mrs. Cora Carlisle of Battle Creek: two grandchildren: two great-grandchildren:- a sister. Mrs. Cynthia Randall of Hostings. and two brothers. Frank Howe of Vestaburg and diaries Howe of Mississippi. Funeral services were held nt the Leonard funeral home on Tuesday at 2:00 P M. the Rev. A. M. Coldren officiating Inter­ ment in the Union cemetery. _________ HISTORY'S COMING CLIMAX cablton center extension group ,'u it* J** J,' i-i ‘‘ n The RAF is chuckling Chtr «»*" f-N-XI : story of n ’entp1 on an aerodrome somewhere in Britain. "Halt.” lie I challenged. “Who Roes there?” I "Don't be slHyl" said lhe sentry. ’ "Go on in " | "But I am a-foe. I'm a German ! airman. I've been shot down nnd bailed out.” "Gosh!" exclaimed flic sentry. "You wait here till 1 find out what | to do with you " ' PINE LAKE EXTENSION GROUP Tlie first highway across the y, Isthmus of Panama at the Canal 1.1 Zone Is scheduled to be finished by next spring. ., 1 n!A AIWA ORY NEARER Bouquet Ramee SOAP SAlf Meal for home or guest use. Fine quality. Delight­ ful odor. o« ASPIRIN Quick dependable relief for simple headache* and the ABDGCopiules HAS pie. .< 50 .... 2 (•rgl.Utt I Ml 31 AHTISIPTIC^^^n »‘"l« even when diluted with equal minor ROUGES 'GOe fUSMtUSl POLISH 8 ot. UlDfOPD SCOTCH Pl AID 51AHONISI /krr/cj/ EPSOM SALT *. 2f»r51e tweedte/ FRIDAY and Stationery SATURDAY only! GARDENA CREAMS FAFPfBM COCOANUT OU SHAMPOO Tonight. April 16 37 GOD'S KINDLY ANS­ WER TO UNBELIEF HAIR OIL 55c l*rq. lit. ILASOL LOTION 2(.r5<lc NAIL POLISHES 2<..2Ue 2>.r2Oe JASMINE TALCUMS Neit Week. April 22 SHAVING HELPS AT 1‘ SALE PRICES A MARVELOUS PREVIEW SHAVING CREAM GREAT DIVINE SIGNBOARDS LECLARE REED COME and Enjoy These Straightforward Bible Messages HASTINGS I. O. O. F. HALL CORNER OF JEFFERSON AND GREEN . MILLIONSsay Wolverine Shell Horsehides have such soft up­ pers and such pliable soles, it’s like working in house slippers. Yet it’s amazing the way they resist perspiration and farm­ yard acids —defy scuffing and scraping —actually wearing months and miles longer! More amazing still, they even dry out soft and flexible after soak­ ing. See them at our store and be convinced. TALCUM POWDER HOC mi U..nd.SHAVING BOWL RAZOR BLADES STYPTIC PENCIL SHAVING LOTION SHOB STORE 2 for 30*' 2 for 2 G*' 2r«r*l<»i 2 for 20'* 2rorl I' RIKER'S PITROFOL DURING 3«f 2 lubas.... nttia Toolh Patia and a 6 oi. till Mi 31 Antiseptic Solution. 44c FULL PINT SIZE We make friend* for Rexall with offer* like Ihi*. MACNESIA TABLETS surely want Clip Jhls big ADoaiM »< Tin or U SIZE ! 2 for 2«e I ALL REXALL PRODUCTS SOLD ON A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION CARVETH & STEBBINS AL^MWcUTRATE 4ft*9 L. UQUIO WAX EDNESDAY ONLY! SlZE^'or*>1V 50c Silt Lori* 50c Sir* Lori. 2..r ’ ■ out CAPSUlf FACE POWDER ' MORE and BETTER Drug Slert soiuhon I .PRISCILLA FLORAL TOILET SOAP You are invited to IMIIIBAT MVfAfGS BX/NGG Other Evenings 7:30 _ WIMIIB4T• THIMBU 4 BIG DAYS FBIHT UPSTICKSai-rSlc Only Wolverine tan* thi* super­ lough leather m> noft and flexible it can be used In zboth soles and upper*. - n * REMEMBER THE 7oxa^ DRUG STORE FOR BEST VALUES' IN TOWN SEE THATSHELL APR. 19 - 7:30 P. M 3il JHrimiriiim BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST meeting with Mr. and Mrs Moore. Thursday. April 23 COMFORT BIBLE PROPHECY the churches FREE METHODIST CHURCH Emmanuel Epl*c°PxI Church The Rev. Don M. Oury will preach' on "n>e Good Sliephcrd" at the 11 o'clock' service. Plan to hear our missionaries from India. Rev. and Mrs Alton Liddick, sit the church. Sunday eve­ ning, April 26. You'll not want to Doud Corner* The Doud L. A. S will be enter­ tained tor dinner April 23 by Mr*. Arcelus Campbell. Everyone wel­ PRESBYTERIAN come. , The final sessions of the I-ansing Gregory District Presbyterial Society for Missions A community meeting will be held will lx* held at the church today nt nt Gregory school Monday. April 20. 9:00 A. M nnd 1:30 P. M These at 8 P M. to dheuas the moderiiUameetings are open to the public and anyone intrresieflL. invited to at­ tion of the school. tend. ** :na' . ., One of the last step* in airplane At the Sunday morning worship productton at One American facthe pastor will tell about "Resource- tory Is to camouflage the plane: fulness'' mid will preach on the dull green-brown color U for many theme. "Holding Fa*t military planes, with lhe lower part* A young people s group of bov s grty deep Jungle and Kiris aged 13 to 15 incIumvv al I for Un„ destined for the Dutch meet at the church, at 6:30 P. M. Indies under lhe leadership of Lynox Lew' is. STUDIES OF [ THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Prompt Delivery Courteiy ond Friendly Service Shown To All Phone 2131 �THB HASTINGS BAKNER, THURSDAY, APRIL !<, 1KI PERSONAL MENTION 'BERNICE JANSEN GUEST $PEAKER AT WOMAN'S CLUB REPORTOFWOMEN'S CLUB MEETING Edward M. Brigham, assistant director of the Kingman Memorial BARNUM HCUOOL f' JI AMERICAN LEGION urday and Sunday. speaker at the April 10 meeting of (Last Week's News) Mbs Marjorie E. Boyes was tn Mbs Naomi Clum was in Battle Was a Patiangar on the the Hastings Women's dub. Mr.' Patient* discharged from the* hoaLansing on Saturday. Creek on Monday. sing spent Sunday with her sbter, Brigham's subject was "Bird Neigh- pltal during lhe week were the fol-1 Mrs. Keith Durkee. lU-Fatod Athenia Ray Waters was in Chicago Mon- [ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lcwb visited ' bors'* and hb talk was Illustrated lowing who had had major opera Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valentins day on a buying trip framds at Godwin Heights on Sun-' ipeak,r Ior HMUn<a Woro. with colored slides. Thb subject Hons. Mrs. Lewi* Danieb. Woodland, and baby of Hastings, also MrsJ f“mlly Kenneth Blddk- was home from «/-. . an* Club on Friday afternoon. was especially timely, coming a* itiR. 2. discharged Apr. I; 7. Prancli Tuesday evening a fatigue ---- - Fort Custer on Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cram of Mid- April 24. will be Mlu Bernice K- did at a period when scores of Baker, Middleville, Apr. 3; Mrs. Max -'detail, composed of all members tlie Keith Durkee home. Atra. Alma Fingleton was in Chi-!' ?J*vU}e *?rr Bue*u Sf Mr. and Mrs Jansen, director of Neighborhood feathered visitors are arriving daUyj Gooch. 821 N. East si, Apr. 3: Don-,'*rhn can be present, will meet at Dorothy Hebe. Hfllis and LdCiqn hall at 7:00 p. m.. to cago Monday on a buying trip. | Uan L*’1’ Friday. , House in Orangeville township. from South end Central America aid Golden. Cloverdale. Apr. 2; Ezra Hie । , Oatley. Nashville. Apr. 1. <dear; up the yard around lhe Legion Judge and Mrs. A. p. McDonald Mrs. Mead Bablgcr Baklger of Miss Jansen, who work! under and lhe touthern stales. Mr. and Mn. Arrangement have already were In Grand Rapids on Monday. Willow HUI, Hi., are guest* of Dr. the department of missions of the PSLU°?a°! Mr Those discharged after minor op- !hall been made to erect a flagpole on Bn.h.m'. talk •».„ oeoIV Mrs. Mary Van Dugterm and Mr*., and Mr*. Guy C. Keller. ■——.Episcopal ” —•- church, ha* spent ten . wu fcn.ua w U» „aUm . B^C. Brock spent Sunday in Lake!1 Mbs Gertnute Renttey nf Kalama -. years In ifipan. Her work thctc! RVUn migratory hablta Golden';Fred,o.rl»r. PWpfcl. Apr. . MU. the south halt of the Legion tot hahiu of the IJ. Oolfca PUwer and Arctic Anitin Tern. Ttem. The former j1 Rulh n : 1 mu zoo wna was inc the guest guest or of Nr. Mr. ana nnd Mrs. Mrs. combted largely of training “ kta-|Pto»cr \ -----1 / . “"t .-------- jinuiii laggun. Freeport, R j, Apr. and the work of seeding and tandh Gaskell on Saturday ui.-lMni / Mi and Mrs. Glenn Densmore F F. H. ctergarten teachers, and — working 1 bird >w«t< nests in in ih» the Arette Arctic nnrinn region nnd and -. 7; mi** Hazel McDonald Ionia. R 1caping thb prominent" comer will (spent the th. weekend wAnd In South omni. Bend; Mr' andMra and M Alh ... ^ rt ‘„,lu>r . with health education people in tn t^e, the, winter* in me the Argentine, more tnsn; than[ 5 Apr 7. Roderick Tleta. Hastings. ।proceed as fast as finances and time 4neA.v portion, of it Japan Japan, j 8.000 8X300 mUe. distant dtatent. The tatter ha* Apr 'pn buslneM. 1 Wo«Ua^w«? m.X° . northern rural portions 401 a will permit. Thorn Naglcr was wns a guest of y Mrr and m X 8W”U 1 । She ""-----------“ been called l~’ the rrn.mnUm \5Irs Thera Mra G1.8M n ndly C|um 811 wa* on ---------------------the government----------commitChampion mtarnnt! migrant lgan Apr j. gtuart Cleveland. ImMembership has reached a total Id Mrs. Mrs Lewi* IZ-WL, Miller Millrr of nf Nash-, Mn.H"", na MW* a,< M>. and L.“ u ' tee for education, and ha* muehof lhe world traveling more than, Uy city, Apr. 1; Mr*. Donald Sledge 1exceeding that of last year with a villa, a part of last week. Private Franklin Beckwith, who nnt.hand knowledge of the.life and 20.000 mile* from the Arctic via, ||30 r .Michigan. Apr.3. few more expected to come in in Dr\D. D Walton was tn Lansing hn' ?”'n at Fort Karri- CUMlonM of ine Japanesc-people, a* Europe and Africa to South Amer-, Olhcr rjatirnt. .. ih- hosnltal last time for the spring round-up on yrater^r attending the Academy ™home over lhe week- <eU M amblUons for empire, lea. w «e April 27. of Optometry nt the Old* hotel. /'rnd Mbs Jansen relumed to Amerital The entire talk stressed consent-' The ^nnual father and son ban­ Mr. nnd'Mt.^Forresl WoodinXnd1 Rev. J. R. Chrbpell left for Wil- Ju*t before the outbreak of war! in! tion of our bird life and our re­ quet U scheduled to be held Tues­ children of BrChont_.werc-Buridny hamston Monday where he Iscon-, Europe, coming around by way of; sponilblllty to save what nature has "■ “*"hohas’ T broken hlo day evening. April 28. at the Legion cuesta of Mr. and Mrs. Newton ducting a two weeks' cvangclbtlc India, lhe Mediterranean, and Great given u*. The extinction of lhe pas- ”B hall. Chow will be served at 7:00, • Banner. meeting., Britain, sailing on the Ill-fated senger pigeon stands as a tombatene1 *J{"‘ with a program following. Pvt. Richard Gaskill of Ft. Custer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul and; Athenia. to whose sinking she wks to man* folly and wastefulness The .•pent Sunday with Ills parents. Mr. Marietta and David visited Mr. and Injured, but rescued. Since her re-; beauty of the colored slide*, taken, Ha.u ' R *4 flnd rhariwi Tlie regular meeting of the Aux-' and Mrs. Floyd Gaskill of near Mr*. Raymond Faul of Chicago turn, she has spenta year on the! by Mr. Brigham added much to the, . c;..rk.v.11j. n . n inedlc.i iliary will be held thb evening at Quimby from Saturday till Monday. I staff of Brent Housd for oriental i afternoon's enjoyment. I patient*- Mr* Leri* Fingleton 720 E lhe Legion hall. A good attendance Mn,. Glen Fnrshev of Detroit wasMr*. Ethel Hess b visiting her student* In Chicago. Her present’ Prior to Mr. Brigham * address “ g^.n st Mr* Abraham Eash Alto Is desired. nn overnight guest of her cousin, 'i-'ter. Mr*. Mend, of Freeport thb, work U In directingsocial and re- report of the State Federation held ‘n .' ' Mr* A. Pender and husband last we-k. .... Tlie tatterW.W< wasw.s theuunua, Sunday ; creational •lu activities M — Detroit wa* given Robert ,• HOxtingS „ i' : vir»uuu»l .imct for a<n the w.c rural .— -------- ----- ----by ••Mr*. -----------------R 2 malor til* lor aurwrv SUreVFV' Mrs Mrs Now that we arc al! doing our bit. Thtinutnv .. Jones., ____ ...i Orangeville. ill- > Shannon «■ z. .surgery, Floyd Thursday. guest of KZMr. and Mrs Oscar area In ___ and_____ around Shannon, cluh club delraato delegate. Robert Cote J22innjui W Madison nr .nd Mr. Ouy C K.U.r Durtnf U.. »U W menUu. , The April MUl m«Un« wUl W SS.S R 3 Nwln" £?h some knitting, sewing, other* taking Mr. and Mrs. E P Bottum visited Red Cross First Aid. Home Nurs­ turned Monday - ------from Syracuse. N. has been much in --demand -------- as -a-------------------] featured by -a tolk talk by by Mist Miss Bernice Bernice. Cressey medical patients- Ro- ing. Nurse's Aid. etc. we still have Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bottum and ---------------------d*v< ,n»at»r silcock Hastlngs^R 5 minor V.. where where thev they snent spent leveral several days speaker h«fnn> before cehanU schoob. cluha clubs and, and Jansen, Jansen, who who hak hak lately lately returned returned voiw of Ann Arbor from Thursday Y_ till Monday. , with their son and daughter-in-law.! church organizations In lhe larger .from missionary work In Japan. 1 jsurgery; ’ We must clean sbouse. from attic toi Mbs Suzanne Sumner went to Mr. end and Mrs. Krar.ta Krantz Uclkr. Keller. cities of Michigan. Hllnob and WU-------------- * * * the basement; even the garages, etc | aT r» 1 • «L ■ Mrs Do™ Coleman. 418 S. Church We must round up all scrap me tab. | Grand Rapids Sunday where site —1— Donna 3~...._ Gene Todd <».,u v consln. • Miss and x.,. Miss IxCW DOOK8 111 tuC I St., was discharged April 2. has it prelfion as organist at the Betty Lea Singleton tlie week— -— -l ™. apent X -----The dub extends a cordial invita­ rag* and string for the con-i I Donations to the hospital include papers, Pnntlind hotel. —-* with Betty's - — • P. — J. - iHar— ■' tion to those Interested In hearing trlbullon to democracy. Even the! ----- ---------------end uncle. Greens. Tons, Teals J the following: Welcome Corners Mrs. Leland Bennett spent Mon- ring, in Grand Rapids. The girls Miss Jensen. Tea wlfT be served, envelope you received In the morn-: Ladles* Aid Society, 18 dressing and Browns. Sizes 6 dav at Nashville called there by the. went roller skating at the Pent Committee In charge:—Mrs. Rlchtowels and 12 operating room table Ing mail U wanted by Uncle Sam I lllni.-.-. of Mr. Beiuietl's mother. Mrs. I House Saturday evening. lard Groce. Mrs. Harold Phillips. Fiction Each material should be In a pile to 14. and stretcher coven: Presbyterian Frank Bennett. Chief Radio Opera&r Frank Wey- Miss Sarah Schader. , Harry S. Drago—Buckskin Empire. by Itself, as one pile for magazine*, j j Church Guild. 25 napkins; Guild Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Myers and erman. yho was visiting hb par• - ------------------one for paper, one for iron, etc.! । Charles H. Snow—The Brand No. 7. 2 doz. sheets; Guild No. 11, daughter of Newcastle. Ind . were! enU. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Weyerman.i LEYENDECKER-GIBSON , Stealer. This makes salvage easier and 45 doctor’s towels and 27 napkins; giH'sta of Mr. anti Mrs. Royal Myers•I while on furlough, received word lol1 Norma Lucille Gibson and Donald ir--- --------------------------Luke Short—Hardcase. quicker. The Idea Ls to keep it| Guild No. 12. 3 doz. napkins; Guild over I1 renort •ru the ft., weekend. -; r5P°rt at al Ran 34,1 Pr»nrlu-n Francisco thl« thl* ThH»«.i Thurs-i Duane Leyendecker were united In Will James—The American Cowmoving. Get It to the melting pot! No. 18. 1 doz. sheet* and 1 dhz. O. The Mivch Edith and Alberta Me-1 day morning, and left Hastings marriage Sunday. April 12 at 1:30 boy. as soon as possible. * - j Cleltand and friend Donald Gou-h। Monday night for Chicago. He has: p. m. ln , ceremony held at tlie Johnston McCulley-Range Law-, B. binders; Guild No. 19, 3 dox. It is aUo suggested that the| Mayo covers and 0 surgical towels. of Laiwing'visUed the former* par-(had many Interesting experiences farm hbme of the bride's sister and yer. I All of these gift* are greatly ap- American Legion Auxiliary Unital eni* Monday night night. ’ I] w ent* during the ,past few month* since brother-in-taw. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Arthur H- Gooden-Roaring River make stationery or sewing kits in ai Mr. and Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Bulk ley of I the war started. started. Mr. _________ ; Skinner, northeast of Middleville. Range. J predated. , . . Legion Auxiliary blue leatherette Grand Rapids were Bunday guests! TiinnvM^^i r'' ' I Thr>’ spoke thelr vowa bcfo" Bev Nflwn C Nye-Gunflghler Breed.' al lhe hMpltal dur- with gold binding, with name of of Mr nnd Mrs, George Sumner and X Ann* 0 r/rn Ca,ley and ,hclr ln,m,cdlaU »a«n‘U«» Ernest Haycox-Alder Oulch. mg tiw^ week were? a daughter to American Legion Auxiliary-printed! Corduroys, Gaberdines. Twills, Pre­ Mbs Suzanne Sumner. T^ri ................. ........ "mld * 01 l0Ve,y 'pr,n* H— . '*Ubur D 8‘®*»'-«ou"d ot B®*-. Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Sheldon. In tapes and present one to each Mr.:. C. T. Cord-% relumed Fri­ shrunk. Fast Golors. Sizes 6 to 14. The April meeting of the Thom- er* locks. ' Clarksville R 1 Anr 6 a daughter man leaving the community for war j day from a three weeks’ visit with apple Garden Club was held Thur*Tlie bride, gowned in a spring-like e. P. Oppenheim-The Stranger's; a„d Marlon Smith services. The leatherette would! her sister. Mrs. J. Rowan, of Chi­ day. April !». at the home of Mrs street length dress, canted a bou-'oate. Halting* R 4 Apr 8’ a son to Mr' post about »3.75 a yard and would] cago nnd is now al her own home E A. Burton. Thl* wa* the "Ex- quet of cream colored rose* and p.Uc Agatha Christie—The Body In the "nd Mr* 'Druni Max Puffoaff Nash- make about 10 kite. The tape* are| on W. Walnut St. change Day" meeting and several peach .weel pea. while her attend- Library. 1 JiUe R l^?r 8 1 ton to Mr and procurable for ten cent* a dozen at Mr. and Mrs Ray HltchklM and ladies reported a surplus of plants ant. Mrs. Marian Williams of FulMartha Ostenso-Lovp Passed Mr.’ ij>wrence Miller Clarksville national headquarters. Indianapolis.] •on of Detroit have ret unit'd to of different kind* lhatjhe member*, ton. carried pink and blue sweet Tills Way. tR Anr n- n son to Mr and Mrs Indiana. Other materials could be. their home after spending u week might have to add to their gardens peas to match her jacket dress. The: Helen Topping Miller-Desperate| Davjd Bartholomcw 1030 S Park used, such a* duck, or awning cloth, | with their parents. Mr. and Mrs The business meeting was opened, groom was attended by his brother.--------AnReI. Apr 12; 12 a a daughter daughter to to Mr and which are less expensive but not so. im.. Apr. James Endsley. by the Pres Mrs W D Bamea and Wayne. Sophie Kerr-Michael'. Girl. Kel ' ‘ • ■ Mr. •and, InruHl*.»i Sophie Kerr — Michael's Girl. | MtK Kellh price. Caledonia. Apr. | durable. Paul ............ Miller left Saturday for due tome .-k-iicc uiofinc theuuabsence theprogram, programi rvuowuig Followingme theceremony ceremonyme the*cuwed-] Grace L. Hill —Girl of the Wood*. 1* oa sen to Mr. and Mrs. Emery !I Contents for the Stationery Kit Hill-Girl Woods. 114; -----rniiL-LM- city to yf.it his mother i chairman she also presented the; ding dinner was served to the guests' Louise lxnllsc Platt Hauck—Gardenias Jones. Nashville. R. 2._____________________ Apr. 7. „r.. .. I should be as follows: Stationery, enMrs. Clarence Clan-new Woikmun Workman r.ccompan-; errAmnax.. sprakcn, Mr* Rras* read an aricr whIch lhe new^. married cou. Por 8ue Patient* discharged during the vetopes, automatic pencils with re­ led him u* far a* Buckley to visit terestlng bulletin frotn iJinslng en- pic left for their home in Hastings, France* Parkinson Keyes—All I week were Harry Shute. 421 E. Cenbookof atamp* post .nd her mother for a few days. • rouruglng people to plant garden* ----------------- *• ------That Glitters. - ter St, Apr. 12; Mm. Leona Ftngle-I Lj«ton booklet Pall In. S“«KeslWilllnm Dibble ot Chicago was a and carry them out luccesafully.! EXTENSION GROUP John Steinbeck—Tlie Moon Is ton. 710 E. South St.. Apr. 12; Mbs! *d ”"le!?U ,0[ Mr*. Valentine took up the subject NO. 1 ELECTS OFFICERS Down. Doris Gilliland. Lake Odessa. APr-i nJdlrs wlthof Victory Gardena. She gave a Ibl Extension Group No 1 met on. Gene Henry—Mis* Bronskn. 11; Mr*. Alvah Curtl*s..E. Orchard' kh’kl colo"d thread, needles with Ing to of of Just the garment for the smaller plant »u so we of last week as at inc the! Felix Saltrn—Good Comrades. ., ,, celebrate , —,, ..the birthday ........ „ ' — ' good vegetable* to W pinin wc Tuesday 1 wauay evening ui uuii was 1.. tor canning; __ home of ft. i.,,j — Mbs Marjorie E. Boves on Sunday.* vnluhf might have ,« ...... surplus Mrs » Fredi ,o..i Fairchild. E.I' Manuel KomrofT—In the Years of j St, Apr. 9:^ Mr*. Grace England, ^ng eye* or what is known a* a (Woodland, Xpr. 12: Mrs. Clifford ly pU“'.^‘5“"d fellow. They wear well. Easy to Gunt.s of Mr. Mr and nnrl Mr,. Mr. Howard ITnor-irrt n,l4 »Pokc of .1 ______ .3 Bond _ j St, with eighteen .... ... __ . ' Qur Lord, Guests the one* ... to ... be planted present. 1 Hammond, Hastings, R. 2. Apr. 11: kh^n” h^Anrll* BuileUn’ Bristol on Friday were her parents. now. When the early vegetable* Leaders chosen for lhe ensuing year] William C MacDonald—The Rid-i wash — look dressy. Size 3 to 12. Mis* Beverly Brown. 109 W. State ~Prom °‘e April Bulletin. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Schreuder nnd are gone fall flower* may be put In are Mrs. Harold Haynes and Mr*, die of Ramrod Ridge Ihrir daughter. Helen, nnd a niece their ptace. She also touched on Arthur Snyder. Mr*. B. F. Cowles Aviation Cadet George Benner. I George W. Ogden—West of tlie 8t" Apr 9' Betty Ann Peterson nil of Plain-'' the peed for buying good seed and who lias been a leader, wa* named' Rainbow Those regbtered for m^lcal Mn of Dr and Mni. Benner of I 'conserving It and urged members o* a substitute leader. ! ’ Non-Flellon treatment are; Mr* Charles Stahl, woodland arid Aviation Cadet Frank Mr. nnd Mrs Frank-Cooper and!i not to forget the new flowers that Other officers chosen for the *».«!„. n. Clarksville. R. 1. Mrs. W. D. Ben-'w i{osrr.,. of Mr and Mrs.' daughters. Carolyn and Julia Ann.]! arc out. We were then shown rata- year arc: chairman, Mrs. Vemor' — A«]talne D® SaInt Exupery Fllgh. nett. 638 E- Mill St, Miss COTa j Rogers, student* at Corpus .-plan to attend the Grand Rapids ilogues with new vegetable* and a, Blough; secretary. Mrs. A. R. Van] Shire, I-ake Odessa. Mrs. Dora Cole- chrUtle Tt.xa5 spent Easter weekNina Brown Baker—He Wouldn't Symphony concert tomorrow eve­ chart .for gardens with vegetable* Til: recreation leader. Mr*. Otto man. 418 S. Church St, Fred Hoop- ■ end wlth pyt Jean England of ---------------- 1 Kln« *8lmon Bolivar). ning end hear Gladys Swarthoul. and flowers combined. . - Isenhath er, Middleville. Charles Iterrier. 219; Woodland who b n mN(lcal student p .n. were made m.rt. (A, Achievement 1 William Targ—American Books th- guest soloist. , | Mrs. Bulling then gave an ln-| nans E Blatr St, Carl'Mnln, 403 E. Blair <_ Air Corns in San Antonio, Plans were made for for Achlevemen . and PrlcM- nMn. St, and Nevin Bechtel Creoey. •U.Tex.x *Ae thre^boys had a ple.sMiss Charlotte Barnum returned 1 trresllng article. We were told to Day and the subject of proper meal] , Allda Frances Pattee—Vitamins to her work In Chicago Ttnirsday j plan our garden according to the planning wa* dbcussed. 1 of whom are showing Improvement. weckcmr together In San Anand Minerals For Everyone. after a ten day visit with frlrnibl amount of time we have, to work .. ... be a poll The -----next .meeting will Major surgical patients are Mr».|tonlo ' I Joseph Edward Davies — Mission Into while attending Hie meeting! It and how much to plant for the______ u luck dinner ». al the „ home of Mrs. W B. P. Hubbard. 814 E. Marshall St, ',4> To Moscow. conducted by her friend. Miss Anna number in lhe family, about lhe J. Field on April 21. Darrell D. Aldrich who enlisted in । Ann Roe Robbins—25 Vegetables. Mrs. Harry Bush. 812 N. Hanover F McGhle at the Wesleyan Metho-1 sutceision of crop* and how many. ----J Arthur K. Train—Story of, Every­ St, Mrs. Allie Davi*. Lake Odessa,] lhe v B Navy yjyeral weeks ago, <11*1 church. vegetables we might expect to har­ LOCATED THIRTY Mr*. WiUtam Shuw Ntahyllte. Mta,.ha4 now ca|lal aeUte du(y Mrs. Winston Merrick and son' vest from n given amount of land. , day Things. MUIS FROM BOSTON Marjorie Klnnan Rawlings—Cross Phyllis Duffey. Middleville, R. 3. i He )ett gundny and is now stationed hnve been spending several days,..., ------- Also------how long-- --------------------------it should lake to pro,------ ! ,. M, Bates of M1 „ city, WI1O Paul thb who u is Mr* Keith Chn*e. 52! W. Center at OrMt !^kM, 1U. H, entered the nt Stufgts With relatives. dike from seed to maturity. The ' now in Uncle Sam's service writes Creek. z,, Her dtlcc St, MU* June Shawman, 427 N.. service with a rating of 3rd etas* Przrh Haitian brother. Marvin DcLano ofWhite article ended by saying In the fall Hastings friends that he h now in1 lJ* nk C!*zne—Isles of Spice. Phone 2396 Hanover St, George Sargeant. Lake: onjcer. Jr.—Youth Odessa. R. 1, Mrs. Abraham Eash, I Pig-on, left Tursdav for service In to ptant a cover crop to be spaded a camp about thirty miles from ' Eugene EuBene F. F McDonald. ' , , T the naval reserves in which he en-1 under for fertilizer. A general db- Boston. Mass. and spent Faster Must Fly. Alto. R. 2. Mrs. Forrest DeCamp. —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— Wallace R. Deuel — People Under Ihted several weeks ago f cusslon followed and tea was served Sunday In that city visiting muLake Odessa and Mrs. CUft-n Mrs. E O. Thcmtin of Grand Rap-, with Mbs Burton pouring. scums and places of hbtoric Inter- Hitler. Campbell. Middleville. R. 2. Henry Bollea Lent—Aviation ca­ ,rt.\ ,ram.n HrtUrrt": ,th' REKNICK RMIW*------------H' ,U° In­ Robert Sllrock. Hastings. R. 5. night with her Alster. Mrs. Robert, “^^CK-SMITH---------------------------- cldenU of Mmp Hfe det. Rodney Jordon. Woodland. R 2. Eleanora S^pse—America's NutrlCook. On Sunday. Mr. and Mns. A military wedding wa* solemn*' pay day in camp. He said he did Robert Link. 222 N. Church St, and Cook mid Mrs Thoman went to bed al the People's church In East Uon Primer. not care "to go to town" on pay, Mrs. Fred(Hale. 520 E. Thom St, Stephen Leacock—My Remarkable Lansing to see Mn Winifred Prv-1 Lansing on Saturday afternoon. day as he had had only 13 hours are improving following minor sur­ ----- 1* • a-fiatUmt - . — • i W|len Ned Rennlck. son of Mi. and or. who at -St taiwrrnce of kitchen police duty that day. so Uncle. A. C. Baird, cd.—Representative gery. hospital, the women remaining for■ Mn. Don Rennlck of Thornapple' was ready to rest His address U Howard Helntzelmon. Lake Odes-1 . lake, was married to Miss Marjorie ', American Speeches. 1940-'41. Paul Bates. Co. F 127 Infantry A.: James B. Connolly—Canton Cap­ sa R. 3. Is also a medical patient. pan t Harper > of Chicago was also। Jean Smith, daughter of Mr. and P. O. 32. care Postmaster New York■ Hospital Guild NO. 22. Mr*. Einar Mrs. Claude Smith of Lansing. Tlie tain. expected In Lansing. Frandsen and Mr*. Byron Fletcher, groom 1* a cadet first lieutenant of City. N. Y. He would doubtless be| Jean Barnes. Librarian. glad to hear from Hastings friends. chairmen, made the following do­ Field Artillery division of the Re­ na! ion*. 8 pint* raspberry jam. .7 serve Officers Training Corp* nt glasses jelly. 7 qt*. canned fruit M S. C„ and will receive hb com-, TRANSFERRED TO . . *. , also 4 cans of fruit. 2 cans tomato j rftluion as a second lieutenant In BROOKLYN. N. Y. Ownet u:4 flcerstM by Mr. and Mrs Shirley Henry have' ActlVltlCS juice. 1 can each of pea*, com, tom­ TBES8A CLEVELAND SrFSS \ork W*,fn h“ r°mPlrlM ' j received word from their *on. Ro-] ~ atoes and lima beans. [ For to her wedding th. the bdfc bride thou chose succ^«,ul)y wh Whanka Fire Supt. Lottie G. Teuslnk expresses *"k* Camp «■■>>n " Group a beige colored dress with purple P"??* .Uons ?l.. he Th® Whanka Camp Fire |group her thank* and appreciation to the i April Barry county nui*aa*wbp have come accessories and her corsage wa* ot ' : ;toniUn« “mong the highest In hb 13. We talked abpijl a hike ar.u «car­ hike and de- to the hMptlal andTrflped Inviolets. a reception was held following1 W"? ••-•r clded W '| A reception was neia rouowing ._r„d ™ walk .until later in April. ing for the sick during lhe mad the fcremony, reremony. eljht sabers forming *"”d td 1%.“ ‘h“ ?,"■*** rXJ.Bl Brook Brook-, -,We we practiced practiced tying tying square square kiwis. rush. At present, there b a patient . the- __ 1.1__ __room __ and 1..., ... . .left .: 1VT1. II-- wa* . an arch as the bridal counlc J™' N. N' V Y" arriviniz arrivl»« RunKav Sunday mnrn_ mom- 1 fc-i.-.. Then the ___ meeting was closed i... by the.- in waiting last week we went' two patient* wore placed in the .halt | lhe church. ’ , *' II president. Evelyn Clark, and w Mr. Rennlck. a graduate of Ha*-1 , ’ i on a walk.—Scribe. Poppy Foote. I The nurse* are continually moving ---------------- ----------------------| beds and planning how to care for 1 Ung* High. I* a senior in joumalbm LiNK-SLEbt STEAM HEAT The home of Rev. Rlvell. Has- HIGHBAN'K | the targe number of patient* reg­ ansi ng schools "nS'. w_s *"c ""ii.® °* ** ““"pie Mr. and Mrs Leon Talmon oflbtered. 38 on Tuesday afternoon, HOT 4> COLD WATER h employed as a stenographer. * wedding. on Saturdhv when <Un 0,1 ------Satordhy when Vada Dealing Belding visucu visited Tuesday *t Mr. outside ------“ — -- j Varta i ucsaay fl rur. and) miu, Thia ini* a*sblance kmuwaiilc Irom w —— ■nurses Elma Secsc anrf Mrs George Hoffman. Sunday -r. ___‘-------11.. „nrrntrrt SHOWER BATH Secse. rlAtiahlrr daughter nf of Mr Mr. and af-1 ha* been — greatly appreciated. They will reside In Lansing. R*ymo''d Seeae. became the,ternoon Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mar-: ----------------- --- ------------------Bottle 100 ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT , ■ b--------------------------u .?£ »F'--------!*}!£•-------------------ot Mr 1 sh,n of Lansing called there. PRAIRIEVILLE Mr. and Mr* OrlCe Fausey of. and Mrs. -Ray ~ o. .. Link. The — cere-; Mr. and Mrs.^Merlc Mrs. Merle Hecker and' anti Mrs. George Adrian^m Adrianaon ■- er»,. —Mr Mr. and Mr*. Freeport announce the engagement, mony was performed at seven] daughter* of Battle Creek were and Mr«. Lewis Johnson. Jr, spent Large of their daughter Berth* C. to Ho- io clock in the pretence of Carl {Sunday dinner gue-M* al Mr. and'Thursday afternoon with Mr. and ward J -Dialer, son of Mr. and Mr* Ayres and Mis* Marte Seese. Mr*. Frank Hawblitz. Mrs. Harry Btake nnd Mrs. Mary John Thaler of Precport. The wed- ARRIVFS KAFrA!----------------! Mr. apd Mr*. Vern HawbUU and' Mead Bt Battle Creek. j ARRIVES SAFELY 60c Six ding I* to take ptace in June. | , family spent Sunday at Mr. and Mr* LaVern Calthrop vUlted Mr. IN AUSTRALIA ‘ Mr*. Paul Bell'* near Nashville. i calthrop at the American Legion ccived a cablegram Sunday A. M .I Mr. and Mr*. Leajle Adams and! hospital. Battle Creek. Sunday and '. Mrs. Sarah Ostroth visited Mr. and foond him very comfortable. Large , from their son, Corpora! Edward B i , Caukln, that he had arrived safely,', Mrs. Andrew Flnkbeiner and Mr*,, p. t. A. met Friday evening at I J. Clark, who had just relumed the school houoe. A discussion wa* somewhere in Australia. Tlie trip; Achieve that well groomed look with pro­ । from the hospital. They abo called held on tlie modernization program .................. -!■■-« took approximately 24 days. I fessional hair-styling. Through shampoo I on Henry Adam* al Freeport. I for the school Refreshment* Were 3URRIAGELIC&8ES and skillful wave sets. ' Mr. and Mrs. Berle Nash and. sened t,v the committee, Mrs. Mau­ ' family and Robert and Rodney Reid Hughes and Mr* Belle Mullen । Bernard W. Hammond. Hastings 24! „were in Bellevue Sunday. PERMANENTS | clarence “Ted" Garrett left Carolyn J. Adams. Hastings ... 17, MACHINF.LLS8 MAO UP. OTHERS FROM SiAO. I Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hawblitz. Mr.(Thursday morning for Fort Custer [ David H. Cruttenden, Baltimore and Mr*. Vern Hawbllt*. Mr. and to u. S. army. Good Shampoo * EEc MAKE 26 Mrs. ncruic Herbie Wilcox and mi Mr. aim and:|u£k -Ted." ' _ ----- _ — L i, .J - ” rriu.UA uiu men "Ted Finger Wave □□ APPOINTMENTS Oulta May Smith. Grand Rapids 21 ‘Mrs. Elmer Gillett were al a birth-, Mrs. Mary Boulter Is spending a EARLY | Neil Hynes. Hastings ...'..............IB day party “I the home of Mr. and • fcw ,nth her daughter and nirhv E. V Ulrey. rilrwv Hastings traafliirr, •. in M,,. 1, ,111. .famjiy, .. . Mr. - and .. . .. __ ,1 Ruby 19 Mr*. WI..A Floyd AIA.U-. Nf*bct ..... near Nashville. Mr*. Charles Crane tain service. Refresh your! Wm. Clyde Harvath, Baltimore ' Wednesday evening, ' ot Plainwell. —: RIGISTIWD Mrs. Susan HfwbliU of the! Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Kizer and Mrs. Twp23 Halting! 21 Branch dbtrlct U spending, rome Blanche Stanley were Saturday tneThelma M. Jackway, LquUng ---------------- — ------ -—■—time at the home of Mr. and Mn. ning guest* of Mr. and Mrs. James -ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— j Frank HawbUU. . | Boulter and family. SAFETY LEGION TOGS for hard sports wear REVERSIBLE JACKETS Public Library 2.95.3.4S and £.25 L 0 N G I E S 1.59-2-45.2 « J U M PERS J.19. J.59. J.95 These garments are made for long good appearance, easy care. wear You Can Do Better At BAIRD’S MOORES PAINTS AND VARNISHES Complete stock for inside and outside work. Camp Fire The BEAUTY BAR Let us check your needs. “1 BOOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Smooth Silhouette . . . met ,l ,he homc of Mrs Hlne DICHLORICIDE CRYSTALS DOLPH MOTH SPRAY LARVEX MOTH SPRAY HINKLE PILLS ALKA SELTZER SAL HEPATIC A LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC MILES NERVINE Swift's lee Cream 301 —• JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP . is. 49‘ pi„, 69‘ p.„, 79‘ 19 49 49 59 83‘ — ASPIRIN TABLETS Bottla 100 <)AC LT gHEED'S = DHIG STOMI �Tlir HASTTNas luNN-n. TWIHIDAT Aran. 1«. IW hi Sunday guctu at Ed Cauidy’s in Battle Creek. Mr. and Mm. Floyd Garrison, Mrs.1 Ted-O-LaaghUn. Mrs Lawrence Chrblensen and Maxine calletbon <la> : AU Kinds of Insurance Surely Bonds Phone 31B5 Hastings tf. I mother. Mn. Art Corey of Hastings . Mrs. Jennie Sloeupi is in Battle. Friday afternoon. mis Waters ot HaaUngs b vbitlng; Creek helping care, for her new, granddaughter, bom to Mr. and। Daby Bergman and Mn. Roy HamMn. Wayne Slocum. April 4th and। lln of Battle Creek called Sunday Swanson Agency \ 109 W. State St. Life Auto Tornado Fira Ton are always near a Stata Fann .Service Man. . Farm Bureau-State Agent, u ________ 7 ••— -- — hou* 8uf1* Wc hop* hc W,U comc agaln HOG FEEDERS—Harvey $ayi FOR SALE—'37 ,WiUx« wdan. radu.. heatrr. «<»d u»F.. N-ll ,.r ir.Ue f«r ■iwk. R«a«»w.<irur »»llbr. <••• nr.. T.r,r. .‘mth^ Your lowest cost protein for hog feed today is our cull beans at $20.00 per ton also choice quality yellow • • : F<»fl HAl.E-^lOTfl Mudrbaker hirtatxr • porl reiipe at » l-araain |.ri<r < tn •e.» ,u ZS» W. Grr-n St lla.line., .Nal.rU.r, April 1-, J to « P M 4-18 I lit! V Hill.KT—14.41 4 door Hperiat I>— shelled corn ot 92c per bu. 100 bu. loti or more 90:. f.ldun M.tlhr.., U.tlnr. <.n Statr 1 r ( ..M.'.-r .rr.l p» Mh Good Will char. AUCTION SALES ■ rlr -V—4 pi.l&law houM' with iwnrt trouble following * prolong rd attack ot bronchitis. We all hope (or hU complete recover.-. ale 755—F3 „ 4 HENRY FLANNERY Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Norrie and Candlv and Mr. and Mr*. Ira Chaf­ fee of Quimby visited in Brecken­ lie, this week, stating that he was ridge Saturday night and Sunday well and was at Honolulu. Thb. was Mr. Norrb and family vivited hb the first word received from Rix sinee February nth. so was wel­ come news. He Is serving on a sub­ DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Hastings Pancoast Bldg. THE GRANGES ie Sheldon Agency. IPS’ .RDS OF THANKS CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS HORSES - $7.50 COWS - $6.00 Wo have a collector stationed in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges. Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repair* furniihed and in- WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Ea vestroughing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotring. C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. HORSES $7.50 COWS $6.00 Phone Collect JERRY ANDRUS Valley Chemical Company ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 2519 Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Natl Bank Bldg. U Fourteenth year of service AUCTIONEER List year Auction Sales with One evening^ while hl. Dad was bathing him. the telephone rang. I Wrapping a huge towel around Ncd^ DEWEY REED time tea cheerfully given. Dates Shipping Livestock Every Saturday ' JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Haatings stock­ yards, phone ISM, or call WORK SHOES PIANO TUNING ROOMY SOFT PLAIN TOES Coll E. T. WOOD TOUGH TO BEAT-FOR HARDEST WEAR--- AUCTIONEER I donate $5 to the Red Cross out of every Auction Sale. LOREN COPPOCK FOR HAlUliiu». hir’hX* in "Jj 1* - \1 30 • - h. ilrr. MOST STYLES STILL ONLY CASH C. “BILL” SHERWOOD AM BUYING WOOL INSURANCE priers paid. Will call at your place and weigh qp'your own scales Hotel Hastings For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Bran, Copper & Lead. • Phi 1»« WILL TOBIAS Hastings, Route 4. Phone 716-F5i MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS CHECK THEIR QUALITY - CLENN F. LAUBAUGH M5 No. Michigan Avenne WIDE ARMY LAST Truss Fitting HAVE COMFORTABLE LY BARKER’S B Hastings Phono 311J ■ ”j. Radio Station Manager (to actor seeking Job): "Do you feel that you t« can act without an audience?” I E*-actor: "Frankly, sir. that's! SHOES for YOUR SPRING WORK Choice Leather or Composition Soles �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1942 SECTION TWO—■PACES 1 'of hornets and I baked lhe bread i STONY POINT i HUBBARD HILLS j DUNHAM DISTRICT Mildred ..William* a cotnptetai too long. f ••------- •— The folki.in this community are; Mr. and Mn Keith Ball and so “We hope you're feeling fine to-, Mrs. Angus Huey made a business' very thankful for the help to put were Sunday guests at George Ball’. ' We are going to take a nip at trip to Ionia county Saturday. day." Ucnth birthday. I ~ a I out the large fire thu/spread from, Saturday evening lhe Stanton; the Nipponese next week. Our men Mr. and Mr* Russeli Key* of to 'the Green' retotlves’were'tavned to* the^homr Sunday dinner guesu at the Bar-. * . near hMri Yankee Vn’iV.'ri Spring* I.. Tlie friends whose love have several denim Jackets that are Around, above. Jackson spent the Easter weekend1 place. 2 miles from where it started,' ol Mr antl Mr* Clyde Chet-seman ney Williams home were Mrs. Ro­ worn out below the elbow*. We are By Jane Cameron Support* and strengthens ! tert Henry and grandson and Geo, going to take the bottoms of -dis­ with Mr and Mn. B J Wellman. Jon April 4. It burned Sherman 1 Millard. Afternoon callers were Mr, ' B J Wellman h*d a 13 months' ' 8ha rp » onion shed, built a few WoJff .Annabelle Stanton* with a '/It ever there come perfect day*".] Like a wall carded overall leg* and put new Makes this week’s pain , >’par* B— «°- There ,were fire demiscellaneous shower. They re-'‘t and Mrs. Roland Whitmore, Ernest ■ sleeve end* on the Jackets, using the -Id old Oxford ram that sheared exex-,--------------3>----------- •u lu«u»uran answer, such a one was Easter Sunday with ' - ■ ’ * pauj Birman all at Seem all a fain Glrb. I tried on Easier hats. ha.' Piece* cut off for pattern*. The aclly 10 pound* of wool, not bad P*rt«n«>t» and a Urge number of CFlve<l many fine gift*, a cioudicu sky overhead and a mild i And love the sweetesFthing of all. . ">en; “Lso « tractor plowed over one-----------------It*. ho. ho, haw. haw. One of them. “"J* m“.de llut an ex* for a coarse wool. T*. n C.C.— Friday n*wa Mr. « breate to temper lhe brilliant sun­ Farmers In this locality awncvi started i wu 10 “»♦— ’he----------*oods —Claud Will-1 nhig at lhe schoolhouse with Ear! j n_n*•- an* u„ and I ain't kiddin' m help me Han- ilra 6 w * onw ---------------— shine. \ For hundred* the day began ptowed acroa* the Hubbyd cimstead of Nashville a* sneaker.' ra^Qtmwv ate^n^'Zumtav nah. looked like a sauce panr Tull w* would ** d,tCTUe ,orkeri work on their ground in real earnest at the Union service at the water­ Monday mom tag ‘he Refreshment* of coffee .nd pie to Mn SSd of brocolll. And It was converva! south THORNAPPLE front. timed so that tlie dim light SOUTH THORNAPPLE The sugar season wa* short and direction. b,. wnf st.n.ed ed after af.er the th. program. Drmir.m ‘ MT Mrs Ver,Un tWrp‘1 ..riv..u.., b,. live compared to rane. * and Mn Theoaf,re Wlertnga and family. of the early morning hour would sweet this year, but a fine — quality] ,------ ,, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins enterMrs. Claud Hoffman accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Verdan Eldred and gradually giveaway to the.sunrise' The greg Angora. Rusty, who of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. । good price talned relative* from Ionia Sunday.. Mr and Mrs. Walter Stanton to family called on Mr. and Mr*. Er­ T“mi» n‘T otenn Wotrink- J°f>n H. Birman, looked rusty until she grew up and Johnson and Claranda LetTel and a ready sale wa* the-------result. 'j _________ Mr*. Edward Bowerman i* much Lansing Friday where they attendnest Tungate of Bellevue Sunday across for t_ the — firn T------mtouJT a ---in . Lawrence Furreli. Mr*.Warren Bol- then shed it. has so much tong fur of Hasting* spent Simday afternoon I Lisle Bidleman of Rochester call- • better at .u.-e this'writing and —...--------- able to ed a leader meeting and Victory evening. church for the first service at 6:30, U,„ .rid ---------------------------------rd on Mr. and Mr* B. J. Wellman be out again. spritori. ... - l-r jjrtJJP *.« £. Ufa -..b M.. H..U. dribriUri round-up for the Farm Bureau. David and Gaylord Eldred started I Maynard Stanton, oldest son of none too soon for favorable seating, tended an qll-day district meeting °“p 01 the old tfcne.Btoomer Girls, i Mrs? Grace Nichols assuted lhe Sunday. rchool at lhe Dunham school last latter part of test week ut the home1 Sunday Mr and Mrs. Aelick had, Mr. and Mr*. Manwm Stanton ot and Mrs. Clyde Chre.seman was well week. Like many other churches St. »n St. Johnft last Thursday. Eight We've tried ail over Hosting* to of Mrs. Lizzie Stevens. jtt birthday gathering in honor of I Bedford, had the misfortune about attended, the dinner collection he-i Peter'* held three morning servicA counties were represented, 7-------buy a flag seal for the'ear windPrank Troutwine spent Sunday ,,cr father of Belding. Those pres-. four week* ago to be hit in his left Ing M30. The love principle Is stranger than with capacity congregation.* Over: Apr 11* h 'hr i - J"™! wc n w U» month Wri w.nl ».«■ M« r.notuh u n™rBri>aw Cl.rriTreUt»lnri. who™1 •»" mo.lirir. ri,ri ...I. . b-ribri u hri meririri-; Friday evening, twelve guests gave the force principle —A. A. Hodge. hrnxive will eleven hundred took communion ul oileiudve will mart start thTnuoh.nut through-out . .k person want.... to salute working in Grand Raithta Mr and Mn' Cook' Mr and Mrs ,cr of lh‘‘ cy<’- nnd u VFry P«»n<u»the altar al thb first service and Burry county. Soybeans, dry' beans 1 . . . ’ 1hits l*cn dXZ «?k ha* retnJI:ed RkrIlpnber*'’r and ***"“*• “r »"d •« «»>♦ * «re Mr* Lite 8:30 one following, with an over- feed grain*, jxitutoes. tomaua* and. Something Something II hope hope come* comes to to pass pass 1 home to assist his father on the I Mrs Holenbeck and family all of Stanton wo* Elsie Mayo of Maple io lamer on me Mr .. rV1„ tinv congregation' for >h. flow the regular peas are emphasized on lhe "Food —Remember thoxe lovely postcards J numr Mrs'^HattleTlohfMnn tarni* **”’1 Brlllln« an‘> Mr antl Mrs Don Cook Grove before her marriage. 10:30 service where, as nt lhe 6:30I ’ for Freedom" Program. Our job a*: that were hi vogue about the first 1 » « h? , o 1 land of J’duon Jt wm her Mrs Ralph Teeter has been very one, tlie full choral eucharlsl wasi! farmers is to produce what is need-1 decade of the century? I hope they Mr*. Wright of Strawberry uor- father* 8lst birthday He is still in] ill. We hope for her a speedy resung by a wonderfully trained choir., ed and do It now. ; come back In style In place of the i ners -ers I* 1* a*U*Ung assisting Mr* Mrs. HatUe Hattie Jonn-I~ —a t—rii.t. Congratulation*. ' covery. Jonn••• Chaplain Edwards. St Peters' i Wheat already fills the Nation* expensive folders and envelopes we ison with cleaning and papering her. M-r. and Mr.*. Howard Demond ----- ------ —------ -----------Mrs. Albert Oreen 1* under the - a •business -trip - -to - - - • Creek rector, is a great preacher and muchi'granaries. Victory demands plenty* now use. They would take less Jtenant house made Battle doctor's care. ’ ... ’ Philip Nicholas and beloved here,. younger , j but not looking waste, than a flood of wheat on paper and only a penny stamp and ----------------------- mie flay |Mt week I Lee Lapham of Maple Grove, Mr. fills yearn. ’Long-----years of active the market can dangerously tic up have room for a personal message. family fare-j Mr. Cappon and Floyd Gallup are and Mrs. George Lapham of Grand I attended a supper nnd »®re-| hlle. When l. ■includes —.-j----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1* for wj1jC|l t|lf.rc absolutely no sub- 1well party Friday evening In Mid- each putting new insulated siding Rapids were callers at the Green service, which many month* our railroad*. Storage space finhlird at the battle front in the first'scarce. It t* up to us in Barry stitute. Some of them were to beau- 11dleviiie at the home of her parenta on thHr ^e*. ' " ’ home Sunday. and Mrs. Bert William* in hon-; . ..a .— World War. has given him a depth! county. In Michigan. In our Nation tiful that they give mr a thrill yet Mr. I Wm- EILswkrth was elected supcrof understanding and the inward as a whole, ...to cooperate ■ ■ and• do • our wh*n I sort through the box that or < of lheir son James Williams, who, PLEASANT mwxo.ijs I VALLEY vn>.F.K.i -vLsor; Amos Palmer, clerk: Nick grace that comes Io those who have holds them. Ileft' for Fort Custer Tuesday. awood Brake and son Phillip of Ouini{irn treasurer; Archie Burd. Jerry Bedford, deputy sheriff of Ionia were Friday evening supper ht<hway cwnm : Roy jenken* and lived lives rich in experience and Patsy ha* the bicycle craze and Middleville has made several calls guesta of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Marshall Tripp, constables. given the best that 1* in them to I SOUTH BOWNE their fellowmen. Coming back | Archie Thomas of Cascade assist- ‘ gets home from school before Bus­ In this vicinity recently. r- , . . . i Mr “nd Mr*. Don Moore and from breakfast before nine Easter ed Jake Gies* Thursday setting trees ter and she improve* those shining John Smith M-rri Frida, „l,ht chlla,,„ ,U,lr< wllh Mr. arid MERCURY — LINCOLN momenta riding his bike and pul* DURFEE morning, the streets in every’direc­ on tlie lawn. and Saturday with rilatlvr, »( By- M„ Moorr .„a A miscellaneous shower was given — Mrs. A. T. Eash underwent an op­ tion looked like moving picture* of ron Center. nmiar tht ,print Fortri Coart al Church SL, Hastings Mr and Mrs. Chalmer Miller and muctl w an Easter Fifth Ave. n. Y. parade eration Tuesday at Pennock hos­ । other night she turned out for a for Mr and Mrs. Jerry Johnson at Mr*. Alec'Albert u is vLsltlng ,her! car ut the driveway and heard a the schoolhouse Friday evening. family of Late Odessa .pent 8un- daughter m Chicago for a few week. Crowd* were already hastening to pital. Hustings Marian Smelker of Northville door close and there was Buster, i About seventy relotlves. friends and day the downtown churches, I saw peoal Mr. H.v .. Mr and nnrt Mrs. Mr. John !«».» E. v JUn Bowerman .pent Sunday with | • pie entering the First Methodist spent the weekend with the home]1 big a* life and twice as disgusted. neighbora came. The evening was Brake's. hl* *on. Edward Bowerman -and । Sh- rode bravely up to him and spent in visiting The groom being Mrs. Iflxlna Beck of South Has­ family at Klingensmith corner* chureh for the 10:45 service where folks. with U. S. army, lhe bride's moth ­ Mrs Alden Porritt and daughters! I said. "Sec. I can ride your bike."] the galleries alone seat 3000 with tings is caring for Mrs. George Near Gordon Green and Miss Lou er assisted in displaying the many ----------- ... —, who recently fell and injured her­ Young of Battle Creek spent Fri­ an auditorium holding as many and Mrs. Lydia Porritt were Mon-] She reports that he didn't *ay a more: even at that, the basement day evening guests of Mr*. Jennie!; word. I imagine hr was speech- beautiful and useful Rift*, after self quite badly. day evening at the Green home. . «with ---------------------------.. (which all partook of refreshment*. AFTER ME less Joy. Or wasn't-he? Mr and Mm. Garfield Slater chapel wilh It* loud speaker had to Pardee. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Davis. Mr. spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mi*. Mrs Orve Smelker and daughter be used for an overflow congregation Every time I hear anyone urg-, an(i Mr*. H. R. Davi* spent Satur- Lester Stuart and family of South And so It wa* ah over tliL* city Marlan jvere In Grand Rapids Sat­ ing u* to buy wisely. I get a pain joy evening with Mr. and Mr*, Boston. which carries a saint's name. Do- urday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Yetter and in the neck. What do these mis-; Frank Thompson at Freeport, vplte reduced crowds this winter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott called Mrs Elsie Davis. Jerilyn and on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scott of Lake clergymen re|»rl little lessening in family of West Lowell nnd mother guided souls think we have been Termlnix Service now protects over church attendance. Holy Week *erv-' Mrs Clara Porritt of Bowne Center doing all these years, for heaven* ML*s Grace Conklin spent Sunday Odessa. Saturday forenoon. 60,000 homes and buildings. We are sake*? Take a laborers' eatery, afternoon "with Mr*. ELde Lowell were Sunday gucsta at the Lacy Mr. and Mrs: Herbert Geiger nnd ices being lhe largest in the history] I make a home, furnish it. raise a at Quimby. boys spent Sunday afternoon with ' of the citv. n proof that the War and Porritt home. termite control organization. Play safe family, send all of them through Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Striker spent Semlah Weaver and W H. Pardee . l» prepared especially for I* turning many to serious think­ Mrs Annis Strong of Pinhook. against termite damage by having a ] tlie grade*, high scliool and some , Sunday afternoon with Mr. and ing; sending manv to lheir knees. were in Hasting* Thurjiday after-j Mrs. Mabie Van Allsburg of Termlnlx Inspector check your proper­ FREE Grand Rapids was a Saturday din­ I know that many Haming.* noon and also called at the Harvey] through college, buy school book*1 Mrs. H. Foster. able to adults. Reeommendty for these tiny, wood-eating Insect*. friend.* are awaiting a word con­ Blough home at Welcome Comers. by the bushel to become obsolete] Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernie’ Bateman ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. John F. inspection Mr. and Mrs Milo Curtis and everytime you turn your bock so spent Sunday with Mrs. Myron Brake. Mr and Mrs. Duane Gray Ask for this FREE inspection today— cerning Mrs. Maude Woodbumr. tickling in the throat and absolutely no obligation. for of Lake Odessa were afternoon ' In comimny with the Don Hmiliu family were in Hastings Saturday you can buy more, clothe each mem- Bateman near Mason. spasmodic croup. bcr of lhe family in summer clothe*. Mr. and Mrs Jack Moore ate dlnand Judge nnd Gertrude McPeek afternoon. MICHIGAN TEKM1NIX CO.. IstUe Cj««k Mr. and Mr*. Will Cosgriff of Ixj- wlnter clothe*, spring and fall] lu.r Sunday wilh Mr. nnd Mr*. John John Smith spent Sunday al we drove over to Tampa. Thursday, Jnce tried never without! Lakeview with his daughter and and had a 4me visit with her and well spent Sunday with their *i*- clothes, good clothes, every day । Moore. HOME LUMBER CO. clothes and second best clothes for: ■■■ < a »---------------Sold by all droggists. damage husband. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haffey. the Doctor Mrs. Woodburnc Is ter. My* Jennie Pardee. ..ririi, season, set the vinri trihi. . nstittrnv Mnand Mrs. Art Richardson were 1 tach kind r.r of .a table BARBERS rnRNERK CORNERS making a splendid recovery from ■ wv ** w. nowadays, imsvc ><.««:•, Callers at Herman Hauers on have rmvigo emergencies: BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT ' her recent operation. Save for a Sunday guc»U of lheir son'Chester■ "c like broken bone* and busted I Sunday were Mr. and Mr*. Floyd little loss In weight, her voice Just and family of Vermontville. They chairs to reset and replace, new Chun and family' of Coats Grove a trifle weaker than usual. »hc Is. found lheir granddaughter Joyce babies with all lhe modem fac- ‘ and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hauer of as al wav.*, ihc same gay, bright, viv­ much better. Mrs. Will Mishler attended the Hilles and expense, keep up cars for (West Woodland. acious lady who accepts what she the family's needs, make all the Paul Foley of Grand Rapid.* spent ha* recently passed through as "ju»t 4-H Style Club at the Freeport weekly purchases out or of me tlie pay me the weexena weekend with hl* .... mother, weexiy purcnascs ------ — . . Mrs. another one of those thing* that schoolhouse Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler of check that arc necessary to the up- Jerry Foley. full to the human tot in a life­ keep and well being ot tlie family. I The sympathy of the neighbortime." How much less difficult life Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner and if we homemakers haven't been'hood is extended to Mr. and Mr*, would be If we could all' face these guests of Will Mishler and family. buying wisely, then I give up. Hou- Nay Bump and family in the death crises in such n sensible, matier-qf- In the afternoon they all visited fnft way. All the pleasant. In­ Mrs A. T. Eash at Pennock hospital. dlnl couidn'ta done it to save hl* of their mother. Mrs. Etta Bump Mrs. Alice coles and daughter exceedingly resilient neck. But wc: Mrs. James Bragdon L* a patient teresting things associated with her homemakers do It every day. And i at Leila hospital in Battle Creek. Shirley of Bowne Center were Sun ­ stay at the hospital. Mrs. Woodbttme related—not one word of the day afternoon callers of Mrs. Jennie then those mugs have a brainstorm! Word has been received here of nnd decide wc should buy wisely, the death of Mrs. Bertha Houghpain, the dread. Ute suffering. Pardee. Callers through the week at Jerry Such crust I haven't seen since the talin. a former resident of ‘thl* With the same apparent interest with which a high school girl keep* Blough's were Mrs. Rachel Stahl kids got in an argument with a nest neighborhood. her memory book. Mrs. Woodburne and son Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Joe has filled a similar one for hospital Bcrky of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. To­ memories sent her from Hastings bias Schrock of Zion Hill. Mr*. by Mrs. Kellar Stem. She has Dorthy Gronewald and children. something to enter on every page, Junior Blough. Roy Blough and son and lhe list of names of friends Robert of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Blough at­ tending messages, or card*, or flow­ er*, is a long and Impressive one. tended the funeral of the former's • ••• Than, so ns to get greater en­ sister. Mrs. Kate Burl at Ada Sat­ HASTINGS ------------------PHONE 2115 joyment from the lovely cards re- urday afternoon. cjLyfll^ hc has lhe scrapbook Flo­ "If this war keeps on. »he Gov­ rence Cook mailed her on the way home from some mountain craft*- ernment is going to control every­ • shop. already to insert them. So thing." "Well. It's going to have an aw­ you sec how a drab episode can al­ most become a gay adventure. ••• ful time with that Jones boy who lives next door. ” And I cannot resist passing on to The flowers gay GREETINGS FROM Surry Wypatha FLORIDA Want a NEW Car? MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC UEVf they're PECKHAM'S REMEDY termite LyBARKER’S s,Z Special the many friends In Halting* this lovely poem, now In the memory book, which she wrote in SL Jo­ seph Catholic hospital. Tampa, four days after iter major operation: VALSPAR House Paint BUS SCHEDULE Before Surgery A frowning wall , A surgeon tall The nurses aliff and while, A long, dark night No ray of light ‘ After Surgery. A crucifix upon the wall A stately slater's pleasant call. Effective June 27. 1941 7:25 AJW. TO BATTLE CREEK 9:3B AM. 1:40 P.M, FARMERS We are in the markket for your wool. Our prices will be right with the market. WALL PAPER CLEANER, 3 cons 25c VANILLA SPECIAL3 oxs. 29c SPONGES •_50c DIC-A-DOO PAINT CLEANER29c TURKLEEN RUG CLEANER25c CENOL MOTH PROOF at. $1.39 •Daily Except Sunday AU Other Trips Are Daily always been with confidence of study to quolify him for the posi that men refer financial matters of tion. Any transaction regardless how their business to their banker. The small that requires financial aid or phrase "I want to see my banker first* advice should be discussed with the has become an important statement banker with whom you usually con- in business transactions. By it one ac­ duct your financial affairs. knowledges that the banker is in a Visit Our TO KALAMAZOO $2»9 CRESCENT TO LANSING When you need gross what we have. Our seed line is complete. Gal. TO GRAND RAPIDS It s No Secret But It’s Worth While to See Your BANKER FIRST/ TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT position to be well informed on all Before you decide that any loan matters that pertain to finance. He is is too-small or too large see your bank­ a specialist in this and has spent years er and talk it over with him first. and see the We are prepared to furniih you quality fuel ot all times. NEW ELMO Photofinish SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mjr. Phone 2137 TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT Make Up! PHONES: 210S - 2103 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, IMS Woodland Community News imumLSX." rn SM Jta School Notes . I ' s”^*- “ James Tyler. Woodland. Mr and One hundred and twenty-one' Pmtate Judu su-rt About twenty neighbors surprised Mr. John-Tykr£;rw«xU.nti.nn n»oX«r. «>d po.u atre pra«m, h O^Ulf NUUamn 'ut Tundw Mr. and Ur. Fred smkh. lx M. E.U-tA, mreUwTor rd.school B.rr>tost Co.Woodland -ans wore >W «m wto _______________________ _____________ —------------------------------- Odessa. Thb" was’ a birthday ’dinner at Woodland ,n ine nuMe to wish her happiness Woataa^a Study Club M* jn Q,tod e new home on • farm oneUved and “^y^f Wld m w s c. 8. In the bM»» Methoddj^ntag. April 14 Individual He M^Nban e / formerly of South woodiano John Tyler *** ~ school cafe-' the necessity of each. do-1 m Woa ibmd ever since their mar- Penonal Paragraphs a SS *«■ ।j b/u?;uitbS: "» Mr. and Mrs Don Pease and Mrs Ford Stowell and son RusMrs. O J. R^U ** tens .the business was rsfe. held ing her partln the big effort toward rla<e n yeats ago and will be C.,orlum B in meeting the [daughter Frances of Casnovia were! sell, were inOrand Rapids Monday vbitlng £er da^Mer. 1Mrs. lit W. 8 Budl nlelehnnl speaker of final_____ victory. Judge Clement b well ( grr*lly missed by their neighbors -s___ ... . Sunday dinner gueau at the home where Russell had an impacted wb- Gordon Williams and Kay thb weekevenl WM Dr RuMe|| h. Bel-1 known tn Woodland and hb talk was1 Bltho they are not moving tar away, 'of Rev. and Mrs. George Wingard. dom tooth operated upon. I nie verlln Murphy family of berl of M c E Ksbmazoo. | much enjoyed. Bupt. and Mrs. H. A. Kltoon have «Mr anrt Mr. n— McM‘11,n Mrs Jennie'Alden*"of Hastings' ’—- • i groom were callers at lhe J. L r ... ---------- — ‘ purchased the NkUiamer home and Marquette vbited the Harley McMH- spent Saturday- night and Bunday Q ... . ------ —— — - ien family over the Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. George Schalbly. ho,ne 8unda>’ 8hlrlee Ann. 4and Mre McMillen and children re-f Dinner gureta at the home of Mrs w'd MlUnh who ,h" PJr'’,^d O W^Und.^tum^d . of the village are urged W1U move in inunedtotely. . malned for a few weeks visit wilh Lawrence Hilbert and daughters 8unlo |el lheU P-Per •*“! *cr,P bon < Zion Lutheran Cbureh W. C. T. U. ,ndi y.erty “nd day **" Mrs p E Jordan of Lan- home wilh them Harry Baker and Emeat Shor.-o ln and boxes Paul W. Geiger, pastor | Mra RenB waits was hostess to other relatives in Woodland and sing. Mr. and Mrs. Car) Walia, Mr Lake Odeasa. ftnd ygrs BlrdsiU HoUy and Mr. and ■re now employed In Lansing ax’T*'? village truck will pick thb ma-, 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school. | the W. C. T. U. on Friday afternoon. — „ guards at the ...-u, Michigan Boys .. Vo­ tertal up within a week or so for the 11: 00 A. M. Lutheran Charities 'eleven members being preeent Mrs. Sophia Geiger left last Tues- Mrs. R. I. Wolcott. Woodland. school. Roll call Sunday.t I The county convention will con­ day for Wapakonpla. Ohio, where Mr. and Mrs John Bulling and cation School. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willianw .... to .. ----Charities!1 •«•••« vene m in mic the mrbuuuai Methodbt enurau church* av al ahe will vblt he/abter and friends Mr and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng and Kindergarten and First GYade - ------------------' Mif. a •tawhlw Kay attended the Broadcast for a week. son Arthur. Arthur. Jr. Jr. "J and Mbs Juanita , wed(Ung of hrr brother. Gall Russell Doris Whitney, teacher ,____ zm— I on Friday. May 8 and and the the Easter guests honi? of Perry to Mbs Julia Ooodwin of We finished learning about the in ?? f°"o»tng delegates were elected: guesb at the George Sears! Scara I home were Mr and Mrs Titus Wilt ®f. U! *.. f Shepherd at Big Rapids on Thurs- Dutch by giving a program for our bc«lnnln« “ 3 P- M Florence Begerow. Daby Tyler. Lena and Dav'd ----- son - . of Coral and Mr and! HwUngs tost WcdneMtoy evening' Apr|| J mothers Friday afternoon w.tiC., ...h c„ .. . Mary Guy nnd Mattle . Wc now have forty-ejght children ev^'ing Aoril mIi’i-m'p1 s^w?/ 8ch"el<lfr Alternates. Gertrude Gertrude Mrs Cleo Sears and daughter Audra *hen * surprise dinner was given 1 Mrs. Phillip Schray of Elmhurst, jin our room since Dick Anderson has' SI* jlfi Mae of Lake Odessa. Mrs. Oeorgei in honor of Mrs Rolfe Bulling!, “l 7, ^P,M. DmU*1- Ruth Fisher. Bernice KantHL, and Mrs. Robert Boni called moved to Manhatta, Ind. dcn R Mn ° ” n ’ '** ----------— --------------Sears returned with her daughter birthday. “"mTo™,., .nd Uoalxrr s“"" l”"' 8un4“1’ J"1* 'aS. ana—sui, formatory will be the speaker. , Smith ■nd husband. Mr and Mr* Wilt for | • Choir rehearsal Wednesday eveEleanor were Sunday dinner guests: aftemoon. The younger married people of ntng' ... Red Cro<u Flrat Aid Course Mildred Nowicfce. teacher Mr. nnd Mrs. Fay C, Wing. Mrs. at the home of Mr and Mrs ’ Eston the South Brethren church met at Everett of Vermontville „ ZZ”"’ I There were so many who enrolled Glen Wotring and Mrs Vane WotMrs Nat Peters of Chicago vbited ® t’ t Thi^av^T' Those who received 100 in spelling ring were Grand Rapids shoppers her mother. Mrs. -Qlenn England ■ *“nit .nri were Dorb-Allen. Janice Sandbrook. for the Red Cross First Aid couraa ------i George Wingard, pastor her mother. Mrs Glenn England last Thursday. Robert Asplnall. Marjory' MQersl I In Woodland that It was decided the 10: 00 A. M Morning worship. first course would be given to men Members of the Young People's until Sunday. Mrs England under11: 15 A. M. Sunday school. Our room decorations are flowers, | only. They held their first meeting class of tire South Brethren Sunday5:00 P. M. Young People's meet­ Friday evening In lhe Tbwn Hall. school, met with a group of young hospital Friday. She b at home this Children who were absent .last' ing. Thb b a 10 hour course and will be people from Ute (hutches of South­ week convalescing. given in three meetings. Rtttsell ern Michigan at the Grund Rapids j Mr. and Mrs John Dell lallru „„ The Evangelical Church called on Ruth Ekkcns and I Beeler of Middleville is Instructor. church of the Brethren Sunday aft-, Mr. and Mrs Walter Tusker of West J 8. Deabler. pastor n.ifk. Myers. Vr.-.r. Plans ,,-MOa At the completion of thb course cmoon and evening. ' Odessa Sunday afternoon Ruth were mnH.t made fi-ir for MatClll , „Aim Smith. nniv “■ ««■*" “- Bl“y “I .10:00 A. M. Morning worship. another will begin for lhe women. Miss Gladys Hynes spent the Don Duncan and Miss Eleanor 11:00 A M Sunday school. weekend with Mr and Mrs. Von1 Klein of Grand Rapids vbiler! hb Surprise on New Resident * Radebaugh of Lansing. Mr. and I parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher Sylvester Curtb Family , 8:30 — Evening worship Fifth Grade Mrs. Leon Hynes were afternoon I over the weekend. Hold Gathering Last Tuesday afternoon about 1 Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve. Arlle Spindler, teacher callers. |. Mr- and Mrs. Louis -------------Schmidt ---of . eighteen ladies, members of the ------------ ------------------On Easter Sunday, the Sylvestefc nlng. Wc arc glad to have Wilma King Mrs. Anna Kahler, Dorr Kahler. ’Midland spent the weekend at their Curtb family held n family gatherMid-week Prayer.service at 8;oo P.. WoO(U*nd v- R Missionary Society Ill n..a«. Woodland Wood lo Hr! home Mrs. Mr. Schmidt -hnrria nf , and friends, surprised Mrs. Eattiel BoUlnger and ML** Ruth re- Iri0 Ing 'I. at th* the home of fl.rlr their Mfimkt.. daught.r with us again alter a three weeks'; (. r called on Joe and Alice, m»‘™d » ’bit. and her husband. Mr. and Mn ±*2^2*““* ' 8C“r'C‘ f*W *n • • . Houghton, who recently moved Into South Woodland Church the Jerry Fisher house on East er of Vermontville Sunday _Mr »nd Mrs- Forrest Begerow and Howard Barnum of Hastlno. with on. iMn. Rhoda Austin spent Sunday 35 present. Pvt. Kendall Curtb. in ™rt“.Dr,c'.u* SUd’P' at lhe Brethren Broadway- Thb was a housewarmArthur L Dodge, pastor Ing and welcome to the village ReMrs -----------Robert•• Austin the services of Uncle Sam. stationed were purchased tost week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and son, I1 with Mr. and ----- -----10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon freshmenix of ice eream, wafers and »ck of Lake Odessa and Mr. and ** n.^5*^ ■“ ■* u*u:' s: in the eastern part of lhe United | 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. coffee were served. . wa*...a Sunday- States, was the only one absent bm Long of Grand Rapids were' Herbert ”* Shartle. Jr -’r.t, Five committees during the past|I —.... "Neglect mw not» mic the — assembling of , *• > —■ unday uuu.ct dinner *uc.*M. guests V> of mi. Mr. anu and Guest -of Donald Bates of Sebewa. ui>u»> However, he knew about tlie gtttherNORTHEAST WOODLAND Irs Ing and wa* able to talk with mcm- week demonstrated tlie customs and yourselves together.” Irs. Wayne Long and family. \ nrv “,ld Mr»- Harold ” ’"* Blakely *•**•—•- and — • • • Mrs. Phillip Schray of Elmhurst.! d‘ughter Judv of Blissfield are ex-' bers of the family in the afternoon living of five tribes of American Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rowlader nf Indians. Models nf Indian villages Church of the United pec ted to visit beer Wednesday en ­ Those present were. Mr-and Mrs I., has been in Woodland the past I *" k“ •*— — .. . -- --------j Nashville attended services at * Brethien In C'hrht' Evangelical church . jiere Sunday eek disposing of her household route to a convention in Grand Sylvester Curtis nnd children, and were made and ^xplunatlons made! H B Griflln D. D. pastor :' and were dinner guest* at the iiome xxb. She has soltj her home to | Rapids. Little Judy will remain Mr and Mrs. Irving Jordan nnd orally. Stamp sales for tlie past week Woodland with Mr and Mrs Herald Classic children.-Woodland; Mi and Mrs of Mrs. Bertha Eckardt and Mr. and 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. ------- --- ** -------------- until Friday while her parent* are Don McLeod. Lake Odessa: Mr arid were (1260 making live total for the Mn. Victor Eckardt and family- and 11 00 A. M Sunday school Mrs. irol Wells. Woodbury:’ Mr and seventh grade. 8150.20. also vbited Mbs Olga Eckardt in 8:00 P M. Christ bn Endeavor Miss Opal Baker left last Friday — ~ ....... Mrs Forrest Darling* ..... and son. Lanthe afternoon. Woodland Garden Club Topic: "lite Ctoirch Grows In for Battle Creek where she has cm- sing; Mr and Mrs Alvin Ih-fflrMr and Mrs. Walter Cooke were Tlie Woodland Garden Club nv-t Power." ruwcle A n « wu«4«h» ukxuu leaderltss meeting, with ...K. Kellogg .. .. Co tx,wrr BI1<j (wo children. Nashville; plovment at the W. Sunday dinner guests of hb brothcrJohn ‘‘“Tuesday afternoon at the home MMne fine features planned. I Miss Katherine Trimble of Dc- Miss Altie Curtis and Pvt. John nraver •l,d »l»U-r. Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Jarfies Tyler. Assisting host-- g;00 P M. Wednesday i troll, vbited Mrs. Gordon Williams Plowinski. Battle Creek; Mr. Jonn and 1 ’ Harold Williams nnd son war Caaesses were Mrs. Donald Gager. Mrs meeting and Kay one day Inst week MLw Slna-nrd . ran.l .... . . . I Trimble was a college roommate of Rev. Carroll Brodbeck of New 10: 00 A. M Sunday school Mrs Williams Haven exiled on hb grandfullier. C. 11: 30 A M. Morning worship. | Mr. and Mrs. D B. Green who 8 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor Brodbeck. one day last week. have been spending the Winter' Rev. C. A. Glass of Lowell spent a Topic: —Five Church Orows in 1 months in -Florida in their hrfu*e Birthday Party for Bonnie Rush few days last week in thb vicinity Power. ” i C'ml« vmrinto Vh.TfiUWnk .! •«»»■ Members of the Hope C Mrs. vroraon Gordon wiuiams Williams ano and aaugndaugh88:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer meet-; ‘“pjanj^voelker of Lima. Ohio, vis­ Ra^kb s^t the^Xnfwith M? Kay “aV* “ birthday party for the Methodist W 8. C 8 enter-j Rapids spent the weekend with Mi a former neighbor. Uttle ited hb akter, Mrs Bertha Eckardt ».2*T™r «7L3"T”'_ "’*.*? B°nnlp talned their husbands with a carrynu ocu-mcuu>i m» and Mrs Lawrence Paul Rush <>f Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eckardt —recently. >>.vvi>>i>. Those in dinner at tlie home ol Misses, be returned this week Eleanor Jean and Gloria Bird vis­ pran-nt were -------------------------------------------------------------------o..a.,l Onto ald,*^ <« Gregory Loro. Linda | Stella nnd Florence-----Parrot. Monday ~ ~ Ited Mrs. Fnlth Lyons, ot Battle, Lou Warner, Warner. Donald Baker, Kay evening Oamc* Games and atunu stunts fotinwod followed1 mr.ft Monday nlgtiL April 20. at the “n‘ I*® “l t"e home 01 Mre' Creek Saturday. । Williams Wilton, and .nd Bonnie ItonM Rush. n„d,. |U» dinner. _ j Nton-to l«h «l.to . Klt| M,M, „tuJ ^Church Announcements Stand By, Mrs. America, For AN UNCENSORED REPORT! ’ Station M-l-L-K is going on the air to help make Americans stronger! You can join in the fight by making sure ycur family gets plenty of rich, health­ giving Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk. This milk con­ tains more of the food elements we all need for better health than most other foods. Drink o Quart a Day lor Strength and Vitality. DRINK HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE A MILK FOR HEALTH HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. |.y QT. PT. 6c; HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Heslinga S' M GOOD NEWS! for better ........ HEALTH _ , and Joyce Bekardt attended a fam­ ‘ ~ . Uy gathering at the home of Mrs. Kate Henderson Sunday. It being ! Mrs. Henderson's 80th birthday. Iler i children. Mlm Marian Henderson of Detroit. Mbs Olive Henderson. Mr. anti Mrs. James Henderson of Lnnsing and Mr and Mrs. Charles Bal-' lev nnd sons of Battle Creek were : there and also Mr. Frank Baker nnd II ’Miss Mabel Hinds nf near Tonin. for those suffering from these ailments. AN IDEAL HEALTHY COLON STOMACH KIDNEYS Rheumatism Indigestion. Headaches. Bsd Breath. Acids, Tu*ln», Bloating Disorders. Weak Back. Circles Under the Eyes. Bladder Trouble. Getting Up Night*. APRIL 16-25 Arthritis. Neuritis. Lumb»go. Sebllca, Leg Pains, Stiff or Swollen Joints. IIO-MIHERAL FOR BETTER HEALTH Teeth decaying, eyesight failing, nrrvousnm. can.li„.,i„„ era! run-do.n condition and th. th*?! USE BIO-MINERAL ...„ — aocwr* ana common sense will advise you TO GO TO MINERAL SPRINGS to gel cure or relief. Medical science from time Immemorial has believed in the curative property of minerals. Now. as never before. Doctors. Hospitals. Sanatoriums. Naturalists and Specialists are stressing the Importance of Mlnerab and Vitamins. The cry b: MINERALS!!! VITAMINS!!! A SWEEPING VICTORY THE ROAD TO DRUGLESS HEALTH Johnson's GLO-COAT Ordinary ealhariles do not cure constipation—they are habit forming. Doctors ean tell you that! They fjree out lhe foods and digestive Juices from taur —• —•— • - cr:59= QUARTS . . ■ tourrui, physles. olli and ralhariiea do . BIO-MINERAL _______ ana ruining your digestive lystem. Seeing this, you will realise the priceless value of BIO-MLNERAL. WITH YOUR OWN EYESI—SEE AND BELIEVE USE BIO-MLNERAL Pharmacists—chemists do not make BIO-MINERAL It comes from lhe depths of the earth. Nature's laboratory. Is NOT mineral ell. physiev. or drug. Contains NO alcohcl. NO drugs. NO dope. NO nil. NOT a SINGLE habit forming ingredient. ONLY Natural. Llfc-Gtring Mineral*—the same minerals of the world's best spring*—lhe oldest and moil reliable remedy tor. Rheumatism. Arthritis, Neuritis. Stomach and Kidney disorders. The “DETROIT TIMES" Oct. 3. 1935. reported that an official survey of 30,000 school children in 4 counties In the State of Michigan, found llivt 21 to 60 per rent . . of them had goiter. Thl*. Dr. Moyer, the Health Commissioner, said, was due to lack of Mineral-Iodine tn the food and water that peevaib in lhe goiter bell of lhe Great T-skes. In BIO-MINERAL you get the.very same mlnerab of the famous Springs In highly concentrated liquid form. As a logical thing, lliere should be a bottle of BIO-MINERAL In ravre K-—- <<• - - FOR YOUR WARGARDEN SMALL GARDEN TOOLS Regular garden trowel, transpbnl- $et of 4 .. 98c WINDOW BRUSH SCRUB BRUSH 10c TOILET BOWL BRUSH . Mystic Foam Upholstery Cleaner, Qt. 59c Vi gal. WALL PAPER CLEANER. 12 os. cans. 3 for SOILAX CLEANER. 24 a. pEg.'ZSti 5 lb. pail ___ _____ heavy 52.50 3 lOTTLES (4S-Doy CARVETH & STEBBINS Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To AIL — She had mastered all the simple tricks of driving lhe car and lhef had decided to try a trip on a coun­ try road. The proud husband was about to relax when out of the clear blue squeaked. "Quick. John! Take the wheel! Here comes a tree)” RAKE 10 CALLON of PLANES 69‘ HANDSAW 1” 2Q ZIPPER TOP RUBBISH BURNER .Made ot heavy galvanised wire with attached lipper top uhkh mikes it safer to use. wilh Fy p g SCREW DRIVERS Tempered steel blades with lips machine ground. 3 In. 4 in. or 5 in. STEEL TAPE Milo Barn’, and helped Mrs. Barry celebrate her birthday. sort . *■ flic XV RULE Bright steel plated with automatic return. Nickel plated case. Length 12 Inches. HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS IN THIS GREAT SALE! FRANKFURTS a,. —a » “«2 ’ “Ml1 BIO-MINERAL-SPECIAL OFFER! 2 IOTTLES 51.70 — GARDEN GARBAGE CAN Heavily enameled 1C quart Inner pail handle. OuUide finish in assarted colon. GUARANTEE S<%?iLW 19c 97c 25c 75c HOE BUILD IT YOURSELF STEP-ON GARBAGE CAN LSE BIO-MLNERAL GARDEN KEEP GARBAGE COVERED Made ’ Mb* Allee Whetstone and Mrs Orr Fisher attended the quarterly conference at the circuit parsonage In Hastings last Tuesday afternoon. 1 The Baked goods sale In Hastings ' Saturday, sponsored by lhe W S. C. 8. Saturday afternoon, netted . lhe ladles SI 1. Mbs Alice Whetstone entertained' ' the extension class at her home Thursday. The W 8. C. S. which was post­ poned. will rnaet with Mrs Rlancl* Bayne Wednesday. April 22. for a pot luck supper. A cordial invita­ tion Is extended to all. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Perrin and Mrs. Susie Boyles of Grand Rapids were over lhe weekend guest* of 1 I0T7LE 51.00 THE REXALL DRUGGISTS in HASTINGS EXCLUSIVELY Prompt Delivery Service-Phone 2131 GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. ’"SShilg BETTER HRRDUJORE Xi HRPPIER HOfflES were �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 1»13 and with awUtanoe of David Chase] nock hospital«tn Hostlnga Sunday SUterx. Arvllla. Leola bnd Jeanette Claude Rosenberg ~ northwest: "Laughing Gm” to be given Thun^! bank was ..... ■ 1,11 .------------------- 1 recently married and is'nuaoo. Dort 1* remodeling the residence on West with a pooalble pelvic fracture auf-(with electric Bu.iwa. guitars; tfiurai Jane! Thomapple. Sunday >utun» visitor* woe were day huu and rnuay Friday nmnia: nlghu w,m> their «as*.M«v >imioutiuaj i now nuw living uvmg in Hanford..CaUf.. wherei rey Of Bll>lL>TT Main St known to old-timers u the frred when a wheel of the tractor I- Hooper — —with •••- »•her “ xylophone -------------— -------j. — . .— MIDDLEVILLE and her I Mrs. ... Minnie Roladay and son Cecil, Mn. Louise Pierce of Lansing 1I hcr husband. Ford Tracy U a com- : rh- rrvlll.r Stark place, and expecta to move ran over him m he was cranking! . _ q ’. e_______________ ; — father, Vcm Hooper a* piano ac-|obo of Grand Rapid*. today. Monday for a few days missioned officer and aviation In- Bar clubwUI into It soon. it. HU .xmiill little David, linprovinir. three componUt; Pat Mr. Pat and and Ward Ward Seery] Seery Mr. and and Mrs Mrs. Don Don Fedewa Fedewa and and viflTat viflt at the the Tiome*'of home of“her her "parents"' parents, ‘‘tractor tractor in In the the army. army. evening at tht and son I* slowly daughters. Ruth yean! and i.componlst; ------------------- -----------------U_.l..................... _. . . Ann of. Mr. .. and Mra. -------W1Uon chlldfro of'rnan. i^>«»8h«rtl J Mrs. Norman Maolver apd aon.| Mrs. Sarah Ortroth and 1dr. andi who was riding In a taix on the ., with accordion and saxophone,' daughter Elizabeth W. _ P Corson. I with her are visiting the Mrs. *-«' Lesdlr of Naahville wvir were — tractor --climbed out after the maHastings wcin were nmiuuy Sunday tuner.* callers a* at uie tlie " — — -- ; , .mother — ------- „at Z; “■ Adams vi ——- --.......... - Phyllis Culler singer and Mrs. Harry *iu*uiig» wii*. nnaoemer is again Mn.. unrisune Christine Flnkbeiner Js again;’ tne the went west county county line attenaea attended pie" pie will talk on "National j Hie proceeded home of her parents. Gerry Carley her eiuav! a birthday home of her grandparents at Peoria. Bunday afternoon callers at the cl** without lu Belsch, reader. deMvsml Two HMtmgs girls, B'-nder home of It herwas aunt. lira. A. C.dinner John- In her own home after spending the' funeral of the former’s nephew WH-t w»... month* at Mrs. ............... the »aiai it..*-. „» hi., past HL home of her *l*ter.- Mrs. Andrew • driver and wasAndrew stopped Flnkbeiner. by a fence. acrobaU. also ---------------------------accompanied them.honnrm. wn aouthwext of town. past few few months al Hie the home home of of her her son son Smith Smith hi tn Otsego Otsego Bunday Sunday after-! aflcr- Mix. Rny Ly’otu' were ”ai , Fred’* father him Mr. and Mrs. -Leo Crane and the. Thirteen Matrons oi MiadieMr. and Mrs. Forrest Clark and Flnkbeiner. ’ Roy Hooper -------- --found — ---------------------Thirteen Fwsi Past Matrons of----------Middle--xcn — Ectamd. noon. The young man was almost , Creek Wednesday to see ll sons were tn Hastings Saturday aft-] Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson were, when he noticed the tractor travel-1 Seery children’s parent* were also vine-o. E. S. enjoyed the monthly Mr. ends Mrs O. L. Flnkbeiner 21 years of age and hb death re- granddaughter, bom to Mr. Ils course with only the Utile along. .... Mr*. ------ Baisch ---------- remained -------------- over ----- meeting Illn lu|g Friday ri.uaj al uc the mt- liome umur of ui Mrs. Mil. were visitor* of their friends. Mr. suited from n ruptured appendix. I Stanley Lyons. April 8 at unoon to attend lhe funeral of her visitors at the home of their daugh- , ling nie*, ------ . Bal*ch. .... .. ...A ..pot ______________ night wo* with n«v Rev. ana and Un. t. L. vr M. ■ Harry luck dinner and Mrs. Howard Plquin at South! Hl* mother win be remembered by Uopalhic hospital. Battled... grandmother. Mrs. Alice Bachelder.i ter. Mn. Bernard Peck at Hastings) boy riding. „ ... J' Mrs. Nellie Ward of Allegan Rigelman Is ut Augusta and gave some wm followed by a buxines* meeting Haven, Sunday afternoon. many u the former Della Wilson Utile one who weighed 8 iba. Mr. and Mrs. George Vlers wpo: Sunday. Mrs. Peck 1* ill and wa* in Mm. Mary Gray left but week for! of Leighton Twp. He is survived by has been named Sandra Kay, havezbe«n spending a few weeks Pennock hospital part nt lost week -Tending *qme time with her sis- readings before a ladles’ gathering ohd social afternoon. The May Thursday afternoon. 'meeting will be held- with Mrs. F^nriJcton. Ind., where she will his parent*. Mr and Mrs Chas.' Mr. nnd Un. Frank I with their daughter in Indiana re- for tests and observation. • j ,«’r- M,s Rtiftey. 1 Rev. and Mra. O. A. Streby and Mattie Lynd. spend a few gr ’ K*.with her daughSmith of Shelbyvjne. two brothers.' whose home wm on M-J1 two tm turned home Saturday. I Mrs. Orpha Gray of Caledonia Sunday Sinner guests of the Ru*ame* Clark wholias been ill! vbited her xhterMh-law. Mis. Pearl ’b-t’der family were hi* parent* sgns. Gary and Linden of Howe.1 The junior class ot T.-K. school ter. Mrs. - Rome Brookbank. Her Adelbcrt and Clia*. Jr^ and three west and two and one-lialf north c jett hospital for the pa.*t Kenyon from Saturday until this (Uld il*i‘ r -s,r “»d Mr* Philip Beii- Ind., were guests ot her parents. Mr. ha* been working hard for their play granddaughter, Wilms Jane Brook-1 listers. Mrs. Irene Jackson of Kala- (Continued on page <f. this 8ecJ “ . eks was brought by ambu-] Monday. / der and Florence, and little John an<1 Mn- A c- Johnson on the, _jV. «►.«*-. It was a birthday dinner Prairie. Friday. Rev. Steeby went on' "Unity for vletagC” ia fore im> an- honoring the natal days pF his to Hint to gttend a Youths Gouncli diencJ m ‘ lii-X* Frid.7 evrihnx ' mother and Fkirenre. ’ but the others remained until Bat- B HERE'S SOmETHIRC BETTER THRU opd-NTrn'ea the ss first prire money' Rev U’nvne Fkenor of Albion who u."y’ . • —i— »pon.rorrd ------------ . . by .... lhe —IIhwith nu hit f.miiv «...was spending .i le: Mr and Mrs. Harry Bennett who » every day of th® week are a whale of a lot betierl That’i why 'rnthe contest family Ui'ci (umaiis auxiliary «n wc?Kenu orouwr- Have been spending several months Woman's of tne the v. V. r. P. w. W wc?kend at tne the nnme home pi pf ms his brotiwrmillions of women shop at A4P ... to save on thair entire food Mrs Harold Griffeth nnd daugh- In-law. F. H. Helrigel was guest|ln flonda are expected home this and Mrs. Cliejitcr Geukcs and Mr. ler*. Jean and Carol,spent U*t Bpcaker ot the Methodist church:wrp|cbill! You see. everything you buy hero benefits from our direct . Sunday morning. Rev F. I* superBunday dinner guest* at the nnd Mrs. Glenn Miller attended n Monday In Grand Raiddbuying policyl Because we buy direct, we do away with many The Brant family hit* moved fMm visor of religious education of Solomon home were Mr. and. birthday surprise on Roy McC.iul .— ... the --------.... and .—...gave u Mr*. at his IwtilB.east of town Saturday! this ----tenant hnu«e on Murphy Michigan Cooferehce u> Glenn Denise and Utile grand-! unnecessary in-between expenses, share savings with you! Come jug pn the neid.|'*’',u«hter of Muskegon and Russell,' evening. , 'farm northwest of town to Grand mat enlightening________________ talk pn the need.*] in our -• Nation. Solomon ond family of the west MIm Pauline Benaway of Battle; Rapids, where liv ha* imployment. of *uch ‘ Instruction ‘ .... visit all six food departments . . . pick delicious high quality Mr .„d Mr-. « >. KM«, of ““’‘7"’ Crc«'k spent Bunday at home with I Clare Corson of Manroe spent foods,. . . take home savings a-plenty! .Today, right now! Tier mother and brother. . r" " ■ - . Merritt Mienl (rom Frtdav until Theodore Wirrlnga, Jr. who was, The David Chase family moved on hl* parrnhi. Mr and Mr* W. P.; Monday with her sbter* Mr.- Sarah. '"ducted into the arm:* last fall is Saturday to lheir recently pur­ Corum and nil drove to Kalam ti-oo! Cnn)(,|,, !t nnd ppnrl Kenyon. no'*'ln California according to news chased home—the George Bidford Sunday nnd visited his uncle. Fred Bundny a family dinner wa* iwid received by hl* grandmother, Mrs.! Corson ond family. . • ,- at -■ -■ ------ of- -■ I residence. Hattie Johnson. '£• " the •home Mrs Campbell u- «-»•!« FANCY FRESH DRESSED Mr. and Mr.-., Glenn r'............ . .. .. observance nf (he. Kenyon’* tjh .Al Henning, uno has discontinued ChurlM Jone«. of Grand Rapl'is, Wellington --------------------------------- ----------------, farming hud a sale of farm equip­ was a Saturday evening caller at the: andI Mr and Mrs Oeo. Ileckkbower H'*Klcbowrr weddine anniversary—Mr*. WI|fIU Orpna liuuir 'll home of hl* (111 aunt. UUlll. Mrs. MIS. P. r. O cu. Sto-!of OKI- I W, Tlirn...... River* spent Sunday Mt-'.aray —— of Caledonia and Charlotte ment and stock Monday at his home ,l’" .former - ---------’** daughter. ',“**"‘”rf Kenyon also being guests. Afternoon on north Grand Rapids St. -i rmoon -------------with the koe . Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Parker: Mr*. Eldon Poulson and family. callcn were Roy Kenyon and fam­ Mr. and Mrs Hubert Stevens of FRESH DRESSED ROCKS — 2V, TO 3'/, LBS. * who have been njiendlng the lime' The George Willson family lias ily of Grand Rapids. , Morley and their daughter Donna, since tiw holld.iv-. with their dauiih-1 moved from tlie John Carter farm Mr and Mrs. Archie Dent nnd son ■student nt Ferris Institute. Big Rap­ ter. Mis. Roman Feldpaunch nnd1 south of town, known ns the Spreen of Detroit were weekend vLxitors of id:, were Saturday visitors of Mrs. family at Hastings, have returned place, to lhe VandtrKcilk house here S’* sister Mrs Andrew Gackler is home. : In town. Al PoI.m-1 and. family have, • family. IM pre-celebration of the latterk SHORT CUT Oscar FinkbelneZ nnd daughter moved onto the Carter farm. Several of the students of T.-K. birthday wnlch-'wa* the 12th. Sun­ SUNNTFIEID SHANK HAU Maxine. M1*m-s Hcne Polhcmu* and; Wc arc glad to know Claude Krr-i ,ltM1J „„„ rl. vu,_ day callers at the Gackler home were; Betty Claler were at Ijinrtng TIiiiis-' meen !.• gaining nicely from his re-I tpr Wednesday night and presented her nephew. Cart Benson and fam-1 SMOKED UMS u 32c day evening to attend a sehool for | cent serious Illness and L* able to, (wo cntcnnlninent.s—one at the.has-* ily of Grand Rapids and Mr. and I MUD SUGA1 CUKtO -odn fountain clerk* conducted bv, walk around the yard. - pitnl and one «t the reeremion een-' Mrs. George liclnu ot Leighton BEST SHOULDER CUTS the Ice Cream Merchnndlslng Insti-: Mr*. Hattie Smith accompanied ter o( 31*1 held artillery which, Twp. SUB BACON u. 2fc tutr. The girls ate all employed at by Mrs. Arthur Smith nnd son* of ( W),rn wcfl received by the nudiences.' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hand of Otf FlCKXO . •The Club" Hastings vbited the former* son. nnd enjoyed by those who rook part.' Grand Rapid* Were Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Frrd Dean of Howel) John and wifi- at CoopcrsvHle.'Sun-: niose who went were the Crane Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. STEWING FOWL u. 2Bc q nnd the former’s grandson. Wilber day Reginald Smith who makes. CHOICE CHUCK CUTS WITH FOCKET Chappcirstudcnt at Michigan Blate j his-home with his grandmother; VEIL BfiEAST u. College were Sunday guest* of Mrs. -spent the day with his aunt. Mrs Dean’s son, Vernon Hooper and R«-s StaiifTer and family ut Alto. 1 FANCY KOCKS—« TO ‘-LI. AV«. family. I Mrs. Lee Johnson ha* bills out for! ROASTING CHICKENS u. 33c A.family dinner,nt the home of an auction sale of household good.-;, Mr and Mrs Harry BaUch-Bunday; nt her home tills coming Saturday, SUNNTFIHD-JA IX. ClllO FX». honored the birthdays of her moth- afternoon. "There'. SLICED BACON ' u. er. Mrs. James Ives and Hurry. Jr. Mrsr'Irva McIntyre of Holland{ FRESH CAUGHT—2 TO 4-LB. AVG. and Nancy Baisch. Present were Mi. was the gueM of her sLsJyr. Mrs. Al, IN THE F1ECE nnd Mrs. James Ives, Mr. and Mrs.; Henning thl* Tuesday. POU I IYER L, Mrs. ’Leonard John Smith and daughter Matv, Mr " nnd’ *' J Elwood: 1 to build that home LB. Ellen, and Mr. and Mrs Harold; ■spent Euster in Battle Creek where: TENOEX. MEAIT RIBS they helped celebrate her aUter-#] • Stillwell, all of Grand Rapids. BOILING BEEF Lb. WHILE THEY LAST • Wm. J. Lleblcr made a .business birthday. ■ | trip to Chicago. Tuesday , and Wed-; ! Irving Lutz began work at the SUGA* CU*£D with nr.*day of last week. Midland Ordpance Plant nt UliBACON SQUARES u. loan! ' Mr and Mr* A B. Lewis and ht- oixilis. III. last week. He sop David of Detroit spent last Mrs. O. L. Flnkbeiner and Mr* ; week at the home of her parents. Vet non Hooper were at Lansing.. Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Elwood. Mr. Friday. The former attended the Elwood who has been real ilck with Ice Cream Merchandising Institute: flu nnd infected teeth Is on the road: as guest of lhe Miller Ice Cream Co.| of' Eaton ” Rapids, and Mrs. to recovery. —,J' — J ** “ Hooper --------FtUH UNDE* Well . . . moybe you can't build just the home you FANCY LOUISIANA Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vansickle and visited friends. Ml.** Joyce Good- I ASPARAGUS .. 17c ton spent lhe Er.vter vacation at rich accompanied I hem homo to want, but . . . you can get o loon to buy one. The Hart with his parents. They report vtaiMaar.friend. Jean Hopper. CALIFOtNIA SEEDLESS snow banks still In evidence In that Mrs. {Tharlra Mlnnr and Mrs Win Hastings Building and Loan Assn, is helping others ORANGES DOZ 31c section the forepart of last week. Cridlcr made n buslnew, trip to CRISP. SOLID F*E$H—FLOKIDA A letter received by the Miner Grand Rapids Wednesday. and it can help you too! A visit to our office will 5c CELERY LAKGESTAUt Mrs. Glenn Foralicy returned to Palmer family Thursday from their EA. non Dick ot the U. S. army stated her home In Detroit. Friday ter. convince you that you can have a Home Of Your 60 SIZE NEW TEXAS ►pending several days wilh her. he was bound for the tropics. UBBA6E Own. Stop in today ond lol us show you our plan. U. k Mrs. Jack Rosenberg and children cousin, Mrs. Claude Rosenberu andFLORIDA —SREDLESS SEEDLUS «A SIZE anti Mrs. Claude Rcvrnberg yand family In northwest Thomapple. GRAPEFRUIT 4 TO* 25c cousin. \fr«. Glenn Forsliey vhiied ...s, Trojan --------------- — "Ths ’, the first annual of relatives In Grand Rapids TucMlny. the T.-K. school win soon make IL* EXTRA FANCY WINESAP LARGE 150 SIZE Mr. nnd Mrs. M. 8. Cassidy and appearance ils it Ls now in the pub-]; APPLES 4 US. Wc daughters of Grand Rapid* were Usher’s hands: It has been com-; FRESH CUBAN NANCY HAU Easter callers at the home of her piled under direction of Mr*. Homer SWEET POTATOES 4 IK. Ik aunt. Mrs. Win. Kroncwitter. Mrr. Curfnlngham. commercial teacher., EACH 17c C. was the former Katherine Clark, and will boast forty printed tinges. 1 IDAHO-U. J. NO. 1 SIZE 30 9 Stebbins Hide. Phone 2503 Mr. and Mrs. David Perraull plan The Mastero-Joncs circle will I POTATOES 10 (AG 3ft Io return Io their humr’on Grand meet with Mr*. Dale Betz nt her! Rapids St. this week, from spending home on west Main St. thl.* Tliurs-; the winter with their son Edward day afternoon. AU members sire, nnd family, northwest of town. ‘urged to forget their houMcftanlttg Mr. and Mr* W. K. Llebler of activities lor lhe nitemoon nnd n*.-i Grand Rapids spent Thursday night tend. She will be assisted by Mrs. | CRESTVIEW MEDIUM FUU. CREAM —MILD nnd Friday with lheir son Wm. J. E. J. Talbott ns co-hostcss. DOZ. 31C ■ FRESH E6GS nnd wife. । Mr. and Mr. C. E. Lindsey nnd Wm. L. Slonn. brother nf Mrs W.1 Margaret Holcomb of Grand Rapids, KEY KO VEGETABLE P. Corson. Is running the Friday’si were Sunday dinner guests nt thr| 3 m.45c MARGARINE LB. nil station adjoining the Baptist r. p. Blake home. Sunday afternoon1 AMERICAN OR BRICK * . SUUGOOO church. George Eggleston having callers were Judge and Mr.*. T. B. returned to his farm. • Thylor ™...l and ilit little ’.c granddaughter. OLEOMARGARINE 2 u. 31c Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Vanlidfrn Joan Bredahl, and Mr*. Flora Toy*! PLAIH OR PIMENTO came home Thursday from Northern lor. also of Grand Rapids. PABSTETT CHEESE 2 PKGS. Wc Michigan where lie had been beaver Mrs. Nellie Thompson returned CREAMERY FRESH — COUNTRY ROLL FRENXENMUTH trapping. He brought seven licit,s the home Thursday from a few weeks’ ..35c same as las*, year. , ; visit at the home of Irer son Milo AGED CHEESE Mr nnd Mrs. J. L. Rugg are re- at Port Huron. VICTORY modeling the second story of their Mrs. Blanch Segerstrom Is In. LIMBUR6ER CHEESE .. 32c home so as to have a two room Grand Rapids frequently to sec het apartment for rental. I cousin. Mrs. Cora McKay who is ’ Mrs. Wm. Lleblcr spent Monday * critically ill In .Blodgett hospital. afternoon In Grand Rapids with Tlie ladles recently took a three! old friends. Her father-in-law. Wtn.! weeks vacation trip to Florida. , K. Lleblcr accompanied her home! Fred Hpojicr was taken to Pen-' >1 ---- ' MM .... HMCH imi FIENCH STYLE illOLUi ‘ , A1MOUR-S SEEDLESS IJ-OZ. az a.’ 13c pt. 27c RAISINS MAYONNAISE STRING BEANS CORNED BEEF CAN Z4C AHN FACE ARMOUR'S HEINZ MICHIGAN Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hastings 'IfJ 2k 2 US 27c KETCHUP STRAINED FOODS 3 cans 21c ROAST BEEf NAVY BEANS Of HASTINGS COLD STREAM HEINZHEINZ •' . FANCY-CELLO PAG t&lft “iff 2k CHIU MIKE JUNIOR FOODS PINK SALMON BLUE ROSE RICE CAM 10c GOLDEN (AHTAM (EXCEPT TWO) ANN PAGE—PURE MAEASCHINO DUCKLINGS FRYING CHICKENS LEG OF LAMB VEAL ROAST BEEF ROAST Qlte Beit 23c 30c 28c 25c 28c Ik Gatchei in tyoiun! WALLEYED PIKE FRESH SMELT | । 17c 14c 4 lbs 23c Ik 16c He 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999^ fywuU. and 'UecjeiahleA STRAWBERRIES HEAD LETTUCE ORANGES PINEAPPLE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 'Uiiamin Packed ^■'icihe'i 2% 31c 2 - 15c 31c D^/..36:-//../:./^1-/::+/^:-8:+8://:++:/:+/74/.^^ Jlutfe tyleik. Stockl Is Your Car Keeping A TANK From the Front! rJap. Quality 2>aity Piaductl— *1lvii^tly Pliced WISCONSIN CHEESE MEL-O-BIT CHEESE SILVERBROOK BUTTER 30c 2 °a 60c lb 40c ^999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999^ jHacu P'ucei. Bike <1keie £ue>uf. Q>ay 9n *Z4e Week MAKE SURE YOUR CAR IS NOT A FIFTH COLUMNIST CAMPBELL'S SOUP 2 CAMS 19C CAMPRELLS 3 CANS 20c TOMATO SOUP ANN PAGE Every time you drive o cor with wobbly wheels, every time you drive o cor thot's hard to start, you're wasting precious materials. Uncle Sam. says it's up to everyone of us to.see .to it that wastefulness is stopped. Bring your car to us and let us help you serve and conserve. We’ll check your car and fix it so it will perform at top efficiency. VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime. For night >erv lea phone 2352 or 2230 Battarita, WiaiaMaU Wipera ab4 Coart Harting*. Mickigin ■ Buoco Qu and Olla VolcaaiHag Greasing i Walking PRESERVES 22M21C. 6RAPE JAM 25c M STYLE YARD ■V. .. 11c S'. 33c UUEMUUIIT 32fm' 25c “tS'Uc •S.m’13c “ciilfc PEACHES SULTANA “ 24c FRUIT COCKTAIL WHITE SAIL SOAP FLAKES •S& Ik 211ft 27c WHITE SAIL PLAIN O« KOSHER Sft* 30c OBJ. PICKLES PRUNES *21 12c CHERRIES IONA 2k SWEET PICKLES SUNSWEET . STRING MANS 23c PEANUT BUTTER. 2 AM 40c KLEIN'S VEGETABLES IONA SAUD MESSING 2 2 SULTAN* 2??d17c CARROTS MIXED TARD 2 SOAP GRAINS WHITE SAIL’ ,'.*. 22c LAUNDRY STARCH 3 & Ifc WHOLE SEGMENTS SUNNYFIELD ROMAN NONE BETTER 6B‘,?,!L?UIT MNCIKEFLOmi CLEANSER 4ct^31c 2^ 23c 5 a 17c WHITEHOUSE EVAP. > MILK Drive in for o complete "Spring* Check-Up. J<ff«r»oi FRENCH'S—CREAM STYLE S 2K«,'25c KUir IE« IONA TOMATOES SHOESTRING :3 CANS 17c TOMATO SOUP — ASP CORN STANDARD BOKAR MARVEL "ENRICHED" COFFEE Q"V^. Z /C VIGOROUS ANO WINEY 3 J&L 29c CLEANS AT IS WASHES OT. BOTTLE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 1A 1*U |!a young people's rally at the Church! Mr. and Mrs. Martin Snyder of I with Mr. and Mr*. Harold Yoder, the] Mr. and*Mrs. Charles Moore spent I The fifth grad* ar* doing nlcaly Ln 'of the Brethren in Grand Rapid* M-18 called on Mr. and Mrs. B. R. I latter remaining fora few day*. a few days with Mr. and Mr*. Alva ArtthnwUc and EnglUh. I Sunday. [ CUnten one day last week ] Mb* Arvtlla Leonard and Jim Al- Moore and family of Lake City. ] The *ixth grade have written very FREEPOKT I' Donald Walton spent Sunday eve-• Mrs. Paul Miller of Lansing spent lerding of Hastings called on Mr Mrs Flora Hooper and Bert|8«x* papers on Holland. Kenneth -- I nlttK in Grand Rapids. I the weekend wilh Mr. and Mrs. L.land Mr*. Gerald Thompson. Sunday Hooper of Caledonia *were Friday Hewitt. Thoma* Vander Male. Rob*fr- and O’erho, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Norris of; IT Wolcott. , evening. 'afternoon gue»u of Mr. and O4r*.erl Walton, Cart Krauss, and DonRa«’w» wcre Sun«>a>' nlKht' Mr. and Mr*. Orval Kokx of Battle Lawrence Wieland of North; Frank Dorr ' ata King are excellent In ArilhmeJnrt Sir. I <u®ta of Mr>' George Thompson. Creek. Mr. and Mr* William Speer.1 Manchester. Ind., spent Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar of! Ucor mt ana **«. umuies vv । WJU c<lrm MarJory Bnd.Mr. and Mr*. John Mbhler and, Monday with hb parent*. Mr. and Middleville were Sunday afternoon s,.rtnih and GnuU New, “a -Beverly Kay of North Irvlhg were Mbs Donna Thaler of Grand Rap-] Mrs. Ray Wieland. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde. J Olbeon. Th* bride-to-be received1 Ths Buy Bee club met with Mn. Howard Smith. Thursday for an all Allegan spent the weekend with her meeting, games were played. Tlie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Car- club members and some Invited ter. i friend* gave one of lheir members. ma. oara n. a maaaa. aft. KUU —— — — -­ son Lynn. Harry Williams of De- shower. She received a nice lot of troll and Frederick oriffeth of kiddlevlUe were Bunday dinner guests Mr. and Mre. Buel Sisson of Free**_ — — ------ • , Were c*neri ,t Verdun Covill't , Mrs. Herb Cook has been suffer-. Saturday afternoon. A birthday party ‘tor Ray McCaul. , Ing from throat trouble the post fewr ’ “ R. W. Moulton of Howard Clty, ^ , Qu-rterlv Conference of the' Mri- Ida PaYnc returned home Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Hoyt and P1*? ?JJaryh?.tou< , ' days. I:w«s — -held at his home, Saturday spent last wm* with hb daughter. M.rtSdbtcm^h • Saturday after spending a month Patty and Mr* Cora Carr spent ‘“"8 | The Sunshine club met with Mrs. n*f*’t. Mre. Roy NMler. | ^r and Mre. (S Steckle and “ffi afternoon ai Wn,n< ’Uh ^Mr ILd MreLMnT^k‘^ s and Kalamazoo. k i ’] ‘Sunday M/. Bad Mn. Leon Mu wen ! R. J. Williams Thursday. 1 D,~y. Ivan Roush made a business trip, Mr. and Mre. Vcm Yarger of near| .... and Mr * rhar,M . — ------ --------Mrs. Charles Gwrhnit Overholt, .j relatives in Lanslm.. Lansing. ~'1‘ Freshman New* i M' .... . . ’ . Bunday guest* of Mr. and and Mrs. Minnie Craft of Grand Mrs. Minnie Craft of Grand Rap-' ^rcy Kosscr. to Ionia Friday. | Hastings were Saturday evening “ nd M ” M We need sympathy on Wednesday Rap|ds Thursday. I V’v^rtS^ovUl Sd’XmHy .. — — — the week with — - and Mr’’ De,la YuIe relumed home,. wha>n --------------— . . — --------------. spent Mr. — ------------। Verdun COV Covill and 1(111111) family spent rannrl i-arda will Ka .loam 1 I VCrOUn 111 BnO Lola and Raymond Wieland, with] dinner guests of Mr. and Mre. Levi Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. Ck-o.id* and Mrs. i.naric* Charles uvriiiou Overholt aim and family, after spending ..... lhe -u,.., winter when report card* will be given OUL ttaao ishhi >. last week — -a.«a Raab or of caieaoma Caledonia nna and Mr. ana n ‘ airs, -• •Robert Fester of near Cloverdale Sunday afternoon at his parents, a group of young people, attended] Hynes of Grand Rapids. .. — .left - .tor ..u her daughter .Mr*. I. L. Boyes' ------ 1 Tomorrow (Tuesday) b the first Mrs. Aaron Leatherman of Dutton. ■ Mrs. George Thompson with spent Saturday night wilh Mr. and near Woodland. •' esunaay aftemoon._ artemoon. Hostings Monday luonuay afternoon ohctiiuuh for ,ur an an ' of u- Ha*tliigs ^ baseball game. Good luck to our Sunday ;; Hastings Mrs. Chas. Bennstt. . | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogden of Nineteen of the Rebekahs.attend-'extended visit with her son Hurry Mr. and Mrs. Manley Sherman ‘earn. Mrs. Lester Raymond of Plain- Hastings and Chas. Gibbs and wife a?id family. * ~ ' ' ' family spent Sunday Sunday with Mr cd lhe Dbtrict meeting at Charlotte. ] and and famUy Sophomore New* w VJUJip . wcre callers Bl uu . ou „slaying at the Campwere callers at Ouy McNee ’s Sunla*t Tuesday. |I Lucille Larson of. The Defense Council h going along well Is home while Mr*.Clifton Campbell b day Mr* Fem Garner accompanof. Kalamazoo b and Mrs Smith Sherman and. famtam­ wHh her Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Bennett of .spending------a fcw few days with her sb- 1Iy Uy or of Rutland. Rutland. nicely and some have been doing aBt Pennock hospital. •led■ th* Ogden* ------home------------for a vblt. Hastings were Thursday visitors of'ter. Mrs. Harold Woods. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Benedict great deal for the cause. We re. '— Mr. and Mrs. Clare White. ! Mr. and Mrs Gibb Burroughs of spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* mind,you again to cooperate with] —ON PAT DAT, BUT BONDS— 1 BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT -Vada Fox of South Bowne wa* a Grand Ledge, and Mr. and Mrs. -------------------------------------Fred Ballance of Hastings ------ aand our -- ---------- -- —i The students and help them Rev. and Mrs. Paul 'Olmstead. t soldiers with your books, magazines.! Sunday afternoon caller at the home Walter Rockhill of Hastings spent J *' „ Dora of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabberer Saturday evening with May Mr. and and Quinton attended scrap metal, cardboard, etc. The' Rensch- spent the the], Mrs. Mn. W. W. Rockhill, Rockhill. the funeral of Mr. Willard Baird at, books and magazines will go to Fort] Mre. Dema Rensch J Mrs. Roy] ----- ] Mn. I Custer. weekend with Mr. and Mr*. William Wiiuani Dipp xnpp spent apeut from fruiu Charlotte Friday afternoon. WE HAVE JUST LISTED a good 100 acres in ... . . .. — .. Sunday ---------- with her George Brown of Baltimore, and- The Club will make a public] Bunn of Carlton Twp. - Wednesday unUl ---------------------------------------------------— -Glee —----------------------Thornapple Township. 7 room house with bath. Gerald Thompson accompanied' 'inter. Mrs. Clarence Grandy of Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Miller spent appearance on May 8th. Merle Surrarrer to Hastings Satur- Marshall Sunday afternoon with Mr*. Irma • * • 32 x 44 bam, chicken-house, and garage.day evening where he left for the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denise visit- Brown. $4200.00. Mr. Mrs Arthur Vananam of T»ie Juniors are looking forward] Naval Training Station in Detroit ed Mr. and Mrs Boyd Mcwhleney of ’ *• and ‘ Battle Creek spent Friday night 10 Junior-Senior Skip Day. Wed-; Mr. and Mr*. Harry Thompson ot i Wayland. Sunday. —. — 37 ACRES on section 15 In Johnstown, just half -1th Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs Carroll Carroll Hewitt. Hewitt. neaday. April 23. Entertainment for : Hastings vbited the former’s mother,] Mrs. Minnie Dayt* spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Roush I Sunday. 1 at her farm home in Allo, and was ** “ "** “ Ivan “ —-u vHted ‘he day and evening lias been plan-1 way between Battle Creek and Hastings. Mlsa Fem Wheeler at Blodgett hos; ned by the Juniors. lucraay. mirrai __ . ■ air. Mr. ano and Mrs viement Clement Mean Mead ano and in vairaorua Caledonia Tuesday. .. . r..,. .. .......................... . ... . - n.avnrf UZarl. I,' Large house, electricity. 30 x 40 basement family spent Sunday afternoon anti Mr. and Mrs. George Brownell and phal. Mrs. .Nellie Binger and-Mrs “J™ will K. .".T"' barn. Has 27 rods frontage on Long Lake. . I evening with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth the Misses Clirystai Frost and Nina Lorraine Russell of Grand Rapids „ Tn“ 1 , J . . . IT! i I Mead of Maple Grove. I Mae Brommel of Flint were Sunday Sunday. I »*fore the ctose of school, which U $2650.00. Will also sell stock and tools. Mrs. B R. Clinton and Helen, guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Claude WaiMr and Mrs. E-irl Everson and only «x we^RtUa*',y>-< —..... family vbited relatives Jn Edmore Senior Moore were Hastings Visitors Sat- , ton and family ' ’ News WE HAVE AN EXTRA SPECIAL this week on Russell Hinckley and■ Sunday. . It taolu.** though spring b here urday. . Mr and Mrs. ... .. S. Washington street. This house has oak Nr. and Mrs. F. C. Tabberer were a«}^- We don t know howtang tt I Mr. and Mrs. Ben Workman and family of Irving and Gerhardt SPECIAL RATE of 18c per $100 on village and city laal“*e have ‘*en ,ooled 30 faintly of Dutton. Mr. and Mrs Roy Kunde were in Benton Harbor on in Grand Rapids Friday evening tp floors, good location and the owner really -hear -------the -- ’Myert *— quartette. ‘ 'm “nvy times. man Bunn of Campbell. Mrs. Bertha business Saturday afternoon. residence property. wants to sell. Will not'pyblish prige. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blough nnd son1 We Ju*1 finished another six I Ester Leese ot Alto wax u Sunday Johnson and Russ and Ekanore Dean of Clarksville culled on Mrs »nd had our te*U last week. - — - --------------- --- ------- ---Banash of Hastings were Stfnday dinner guest of Lola Wieland. Tolly Parks Sunday evening Now for our report cards! Many Mr. and Mrs Miller Larson and Polly Parks Sunday evening. afternoon caller* of Mr. nnd Mrs. List your Resort property now. wc orc Dr. J. W. Rlgterink was a Satur-1 *‘udente will be glad six weeks from I . Dan Poatma and Phyllis Ann family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday going to start advertising it soon. day caller of Mrs. Dell God- how. as school will be out and the See local agent or write Home Office at — evening Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton of with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood*. y Seniors will be sUrttng on their Carlton Twp.. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Semlah SeeSe. Mrs f.rey. WOODLAND. MICH. Mr nnd Mrs. Russell Hinckley and tr‘p. | Gonzales. local, were Sunday dinner ,Polly .Parks and Mrs Atin Moller Keith Blough was absent Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. R Clinton.'were in Hastings Saturday after- family of Irving called on Mr. and Mrs. -------------Gerhardt Kunde and family “««1 everyone knew it. because there : Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clinton and fam- noon. -------H. V. TOWNSEND. Secy. C. J. MOORE^Prta. -• . • Prirtav fvnninq. wasn't so much Joking going on. । Uy ot Irving Twp called Ih the aftMr. and■ Mrs. Richard Durkee Friday evening, '-x.SX””"nr"'Uy w““‘“ • There Are No Restrictions On Buying REAL ESTATE Insure with Woodland Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Dependable Insurance at Reasonable Cost EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING emoon. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Howard Thaler. Bertha Fausey CHURCH NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Simon Steckle of Fred Durkee of Woodland, and called and Mrs O. H. Fausey vbited Mr , United Brethren Circuit ; Grand Rapids were Sunday after- on Mr. and Mrs Pete Smelker of and Mrs. Russell Edenburg of HolRev. Paul Olmstead. pastor noon guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Campbell in the evening land tend Sunday Sunday ., I George Nelson was, ■**In Alto Steckle. Mr and Mrs. Rial Kellogg and C ““: rr! —----“1 on j. Freeport —- Monday. * , Sunday school—10:30. I Mrs. Ethel Hess of Hasting.* is Jo Ann of Lansing were Sunday •-•"•i. business Mr. and Bill Preaching—11:30. spending this week with her broth- guest* of Mr and Mrs. Glenn Kel■-* Mrs. ni " James of Has­ tings were Sunday evening dinner, Christian Endeavor—7:00. er-in-law and shter. Mr. and Mrs. logg. Preaching—8:00. Mrs. Hnckstrdi Hackstedt of CadiiCadll- wu«=>«" guest* of miMr. and w««». Mrs v Otto Kunde । Child Mend. Mr. and Mr*. • wilh ■ Ute - - for- -They-----------------------ln Middle-1 Prayer meeting—Thursday eve­ I Mr and Mrs. Aaron Springer of he spent the weekend spent lhe- evening ning. 8.00.--------at the church. I Foosland. 111. and Mrs Lucy Yoder mer’s sister. Mrs. Elnora Whitney Ville. ----------------of FUlier. ill., spent Thursday night and Gaylord. Mr and Mrs Harold Rosenberger pleasant Valley ;____________________________________________________________________ and Marvin, and Mr.—and Mrs AusPreaching 10: Preaching 10:00 ■ —Bring your car to us. We tin Rosenberger of Chrkaville spent । Sunday school—11:00. do the kind of job that Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Christian Endeavor—8:00. will save wear and tear A. B. Rosenberger of Grand Rap-, There will be no prayer meeUng, on parts. We guarantee ids. because of tlie Missionary Branch Mr. and Mrs. Clare Payne ot Kai- wv „„. complete satisfaction. Convention at Kilpatrick church on; amazoo spent Saturday night and the lhe Woodland Circuit. Sunday with Mrs. Ida Payne. . - like our service. Fi report Mrihodht Church Mr and Mrs. Roy Preston of Bat­ tle Creek spent the weekend with। Everett M. Love, pastor 15 dealer* in Barry Mr. and Mrs. Perry Preston. ,• Morning worship—11:00. County to Serve You. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fordham andj Sunday school—12:00. * daughter Clara and friend. Mr and Mrs. fra Faulkner of Charlotte were Carlton Center Methodist Church Everett M. Love, pastor Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Dell Call Today Will SUM US Out Godfrey. Afternoon callers were] Morning worship—10:00. Sunday school—11:00. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sisson, son and daughter of Kalamazoo. Mbs Mabie. --I SbsOn of Hustings, and Mrs. Minnie "”nl> SCHOOL Hooper of Pleasant Valiev. Mr and Mrs. Drtke of Hastings, Mrs. John A- Miller of Plymouth railed or. the Carl Wheeler family, and Mbs Arlene Kayser of Cale-; Sunday. Mrs. Bernie Walker also: Formerly Service OU Company donla were Thursday afternoon' called. pur.-ts of the former’s ulster, Mrs. STATE ST. BASTINGS PHONE 15M Charjes Bunn. Monday in Grand Rapid*. Mrs. j Rev. J. I* Ickes was In Hostings on Walker’* sbler. Mrs. Anna Willits PHONE 2659 Wc believe that— The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself” - SAVE WEAR AND TEAR! <>. E. Goodyear Hardware Celeb rates M477O/VAL HARDWARE WEEK McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES APRIL 16-25 Moke our store your headquarters during National Hardware Week. Check the good values'in our store as well as this advertisement. longer. Good merchandise looks better and lasts RID-JID 3'9 CURTAIN sr;1” Toilet Troy ond SOAP DISH Ii’5 RULEtX 25' IRONING 41 49' CLOCK cai± 1’8 29' ond Covers RUBBER m"'59' RULE Griswold 5-piccc RULE T ;X, U1I 95 ‘ PYREX cTd39c COOKING SET 875 RUBBER 75' HATCHET Qu o, 1 2 ’ KNIFE H.X, 25‘ CAKE 59' HAMMER £775' DUST PAN PLANE s^.,2” non I4’ CLOTHES X10' Special 10 HAMMER (Best Quality) BASE BALL |ACK PLANE BAT __________ 50' RED DEVIL QE C PERFECTION Special ... 2" PUTTY KNIFE 30' PITCHING HORSE 4 .00 STOVE WICK HAND SAW SHOES, pr.____ 2 BURNER 4 ft.98 4” LAWN SEED Special --------.1” OUTDOOR KEROSENE STOVE Clothe* Dryer . IU SCREW DRIVER PER LB. ___ 21' ft.50 3 BURNER CLOTHES LINE ftftc Special ---------------.10' KEROSENE STOVE 0 GARDEN RAKE 35c. 100 ft.OU 8" HANDY FILE Special ------------- 69' UTILITY BRUSH Special ________E.15‘ CHARCOAL <7E« Special ---------------- 10' GARDEN HOE GRILL ■ 6" TAPER FILE 89' WHITE WASH Special - z 15' OUTING |UG BRUSH 1” CRASS SHEARS BLOCK PLANE Special 59' CHAMOIS Special .1” OLD ENGLISH £ftc 5 TOOTH Special_________ 98' PASTE WAX □□ HACK SAW 1” CULTIVATOR QUALITY Special 69' OLD ENGLISH ft£c GOOD GRASS HOOK ROLLER SKATES 16’ SCREEN DOOR Special________ 29' Scratch Remover Cw BALL LATCH 69' OLD ENGLISH 4 ftc SOFT RAKE Special 50' BROOM Special ------------- 59' WINDOW SCREENS 12" LIQUID WAX SOFT BALL 33c. 18"-59c. 24 -69c ] DANDELION Old English No ■ OQC BAT _____ 50', HWEEDER _ 25' SCREEN DOOR 4 Ac Rubbing Wax, pt. Vw IlTANK BALL BASE BALL CATCH JU Quart -------------------- 69c Special 5O'i ■■Special _______ 25' BROOM ftftc SWAGGERETTE ftf-c 5 SEWEDDO MEDICINE CABINET RUBBER GLOVES □□ 4 .49 1 PORTER S UNIVERSAL CLEANER OE« CO See Our Circular For Other items. 1% Goodyear Hdwe HASTINGS Phone 2331 BITTER HARDWARE Xi HAPPIER HOfRES Mrs. Arlene Scobey and Mrs. Ar­ Marlene of Grandville spent Sundnv rv;rnlng with Mr and Mrs. Har­ thell Demand of Hastings spent; Monday with their mother. Mrs.1 old Yoder and family. Rev. and Mrs Everett Lo»e at­ Rose Engel, who is in very poor, tended the Seven-count)- Minister­ health. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bassett were] ial meeting in Battle Creek last Monday. Sunday guests of the Bud Cisleri ' Mr. mid Mrs. Henry Knrcher visit­ family of Middleville. Mr and Mn. Robert DePew. the ed their son George and family of former’s ----------------------------------------mother and Clyde UlrichSo. Bowrve’Simday Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson of all of lhe Upper Peninsula spent Carbon visited Chester Richardson Tuesday night with Mr. and Mr*, and family of Vermontville Tuesday. Orville Bruce. Mrs. Robert De Pew Mr. and Mrs.'Harold Yoder and L* Mrs. Bruce’s niece. On Sunday' Mrs Lucy Yoder attended the fu- Mr and Mr*. Bruce called on Hurneral of Mrs. Kate Burt at Ada, old Norton’s of Heatings. . Saturday afternoon. : Mre Ethel Wilson has been 111 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rose and fam- and staying with her mother. Mrs. Uy of Hastings spent Sunday aft- Alta Kidder thb week. The Wllcnioon with Mr. and Mrs Ed. Stain, sons are moving back on the farm. Mr and Mr*. Orrie C«tt of KaiMr. and Mrs. Merrill Strimback kaska received a letter from lheir nnd children and Will Strimback son Keith stating that he was stn-' were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr tinned In Batapa. Thb U the first and Mr*. Wm. JUyes. word from hlrn Toz-obmc time. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Tlie engagement ot Bertha Fausey Howard Main were N. B. Rose and and Howard Thaler has been an- Paul of Hastings and Mr. and Mr*., nounced by lheir parents Tlie wed- Alvin Morgan. ding will take place some time in Sunday dinner guests of Mr and] June. Bertha is the daughter ol Mr., Mr* Henry Kidder were Mia Helen, and Mrs O. H. FWusey. and How-’------Price of' -Freeport. --------- - Charles Kidder, ird U the son of Mr. and Mrs Jolui of Fort Custer and Mr. and Mrs.; Howard Wilson, local We are proud to report that Wood I Mr and Mn Gerhardt Kunde and family were Alto vls'iprs Friday 'c I tool has been presented with »■' bronze honor trophy, by the Auto- , afternoon. Michigan their. Mrs ..Arthur Beeman of Hasting* mobile -Club ----- —ot— ;— —for--------, railed on Mn Warren Surrarrer and' work in safety activity. Mrs. Gerhardt Kunde Wednesday Sunday gue»ts of Mr and Mrs., afternoon. Caryl Bowman were Mr. and Mr*. -Gee. Stanford and baby. In the ’ Join* Natal Reserves evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and Merle Surrarrer left Saturday for children called on the Ben Bow-i the Naval Reserve Sutton in De- man family. troll. This station will not be deflYoung people's meeting will be I nite. held at the home of Marguerite andj rrrr—' Bob Kidder Friday evening. The April W C. T. U. will meet- PLEASANT HILL at the home of Mn A. L Houvenerl Mrs. Stephen Carter attended the Tuesday, April 21 at 2:00. Everyone' wedding of a nephew in Chicago, Invited. Saturday. Mn. Edith Tetrohe of Battle] SCHOOL NEWS , Creek spent a couple of days last Intermediate Room w, cousin. Mn. -------, wmk week wlw with, ,tier Addie-j Th* folio* mg third grade pupils Lewb. excell in Arithmetic and Spelling:. Mr* Bert Palmer received news; Pamela , Allerding, Arthur Bird. Saturday that her broliter. Lloyd i Richard Blough. Nprma Bustance.! Shroyer of Marshall was in a has-1 Henn’ Humphrey. Raymond Mead. pR*l critically IU from complies-, Qulntln Olmstead, and Walter tiotu of the Hu. Woods . and Mrs. Sylvester Van Hom Hctoca Humhprey. Marvin Rosen- and Mrs. Anna Andereen spent berger. and Betty Krauss do well m Sunday at the latter* farm here, t Arithmetic and Geography in the' Mr*. Stephen Carter entertained fourth grade.. Friday evening with a mbccUaue-, DON’T Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ NOW that it it your patriotic duty-as well at profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Open Formula Feeds Open formula feeds were originated by the Earm Bureau as a farmers’ organization. Conter.ta of closed formula feeds had to be guessed at. Farmers' feeds'are open formula and list lhe ingredient* pound for pound on the feed tag, because: 1 They enable the farmer to check on the balance between animal-and vegetable protein* (in poul­ try ami hog feed*). 2 When made by a reputable manufacturer interested in HIS welfare he knows just WHAT he’ll paying for. 3 The farmer can get an idea of the • dollar value of the ration. 4 He can consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Fann Bureau MILKMAKKHS - MEH MASHES - PORK­ MAKERS have no superior*. Ask us for open formula booklets on our feeds. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 21 IB N. CHURCH ST. Mr. and Mrs. B �_ Mt with Mn. the buxine** played. Tlie ome Invited elr member*. a kitchen a nice lot of Ray McCaul. kc, Saturday . and Mra. svllle. omlly spent hb parent*. a Ogden of lbs and wife cNee* 8un• seeomponir a vUlt. THE HAATINGB BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL It, 1»42 ................. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Russell Mrs. Blair Daman of Otsego were! MILO । COATS GROVE , | GLASS CREEK whose birthday* occur thb Mott and family. (dinner guests Bunday of hb moth-1 Mrs. Madeline Norman. Mbs Nina Mra. Anna Mae Hart and babyi and Mn. Mrs. eawara Edward aaatncwa Mathews _----------.._ .., u». oaoy; .Mr. m. ana Mra. Orgce Mosier and daughter er, Mra> H. B. Barnes. Callers were1 IrJ?* — “j DELTON t ^ d■* **“ d from ’ and daughter of Eaat were rom near Barryvllle Tl»rrv\j111* spent «rw>nl the thr'anH rtanahU,- nt V*aa« Laming Mar* Ooreen and Mra. Lena (Fisher) Mra. Allie Kelley of Bunnell dte-|„ v ,.. •Intended 1**n' c*i “l the *Uckor> weekend with her parents, Mr. and Friday evening calkra at Rusroll Stewart of Kalamazoo called on, trlet. Mrs. Minnie Cahtpbell of Qed- । Oomars Comna church Friday evening. A Mrs. floyd Dunn|glln , Whlttemort’*, Mr. and Mra. Leo Tift Peter Adrlanadn observed hb Slat Mra. Charles Harrington Sunday ar Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Bari Bur-] very ini birthday on Bunday. April 12. His afternoon. Mra. Stewart also called dick of Augusta and Mrs Florence ‘ " mu bS T"**? Ruu *n4"",u 1*’ ' .. S«« “ Tu.uU, ., i __________ _" ___ Mr. and Mra. Chas. Whittemore Bunday vtol son. Roy Adrlanson and two ron* on Mra Hattie Whittemore. I Lawrence and Mra. Carrie Lamoni. The Milo Extension club mej at spent last Tuesday evening at Grandpa and grandma Ray Erway spent Sunday at lhe Fred Bechtel‘were Mr. an. Thompson's. Toni and Jerry of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs Marshall Norwood local Rev. and Mrs. Estle Barnes the home of Mrs. Bessie Calms of «... “re rejoicing over the new grand­ cottage at Gun lake. Eslamamo, I catted on him Saturday and present­ called on Mr. and Mr*. Henry Ger- of Grand Rapids were dinner guest* Cresseyr I^iday with a delicious moved Into the lious* where their daughter bcm to their daughter John Havens and Rodney and:and Maxine ed him with a large birthday cake. inaine at Milo Sunday evening. on Friday. luncheon served a 1 o'clock. There Mn. Eitella Barber of RJChbnd Mra. Harold While and three sons were six members and three guec/i son Lawrence and family have 1 aad.husband. Mr. and Mra. O. Scott day callers at Porrtat Havens. The Delton Inland Lakes Garden ] Erway of Kalamasoo. lived for several years. and^the’-®£ 3»>e has been named Club met Thursday afternoon at the and Mra. Don Jones of South Del-' of Plainwell spent last week wilh present. Miss Bullis talked to them latter are living In lhe old home. ] Phyllb Jean Mr. and Mrs Chas. Whittemore j Mr. and Mra. Dick Hom home of Mn. Bert Patton. Mn. ton called on Mra. Mary Doster; her mother, Mra. Nellie Pennock. about Achievement Day and proj­ Pearl Demond went home with 1 Mr and w P™ 8un’ were callers at Lowell Whittemore's | of Hastings were Bunday I Mr. and Mr*. Fred Elliott, Mra. ects for the coming year. Marguerite Potter of Wall lake gave Saturday afternoon. , Mr. and Mra. Mn. Lloyd Demond Demand on EasEaa- day7h.8u?*.u ‘VRussell Whittemore niuncnwin* at Delton and Mra. Gena Brown’s at. callers at Roy Erways. Harry Gale* .of Jackson called on Maud Randler and Mr*. Minnie a very interesting report of her visit The other morning when Carl | ter >nd remained a week. Lloyd1. A birthtby dinner was served in Hickory comers on Monday and Joe Arents of Detroit i w to lhe «~w«. Flower Show at un.wv*. Detroit ... in Mr. and Mra. GUfiord Morford Sun- Whitby are home after spending J have eone to Ionia as his work is honor of Russell and Mn. Pew. Tuesday. ; weekend with hb family 1 March. On May 7 the Club will: day afternoon. ’ the winter in Florid*. ter hb zheep. he discovered that one ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------plant shrubs and flowers around the Wrs. Hattie Whittemore spent from Rev. and Mra. Alton 1,1 Article, re­ village and on Lhe church lawn ] Saturday until Thursday with her | turned missionaries from India, will a* Hnr,cy S®**®8 on Sundaj They will also place can* for rub- brother. William Knestrick al Cll-i-be speaking at the Wesleyan church the other two living two days. -----------■« as»-<-*• •.........ill. I Friday evening. April 24. bbh and plan to -place a picnic table: — max Mr Knestrlck is -quite \ near the village. I The Delton Rural Agricultural1 The W. H. and F. M. society which \ Mr. and Mra. Glenn Williams and | te8m. wlU ,pl"y 5,“* । wa* announced for April IS. ha* \ three sons of the, W. K. Kellogg ( team on the school dia- been postponed and will be held Varm at Gull lake, were auppcdJMW1 hfrf Thursday afternoon April 23 with Mr. and Mrs. Dougol >>» .r Mr goesu of their parents. Mr. ap41<ra i CLOVERDALE"*** Mr. Leon Dunning of Delton. I lhe E "1**^ Elwyn Butter has been very Sick Mr. JohiCAdams Saturday evening _. _ and Mra. Merle Bradfield and' held Sunday Sunda> evening «l at hU his home this past week with flu and com­ instead of at church. Nina Brisbin Jack attended the Barry County plice lions. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Robinson. Guemsey Breeders meeting at Hat- was the leader. The Extension group met with Mra. Emma Clark and Rev. apd Mra. tings, Thursday evening. A very Interesting round picture of "Guem- Mrs. Paul Woodman last Wednes­ services al hb home Tuesday aft- mlialng from our ron pif^ no. Harold Bugbee went to Dowling, day evening nnd the following of­ Friday afternoon to attend the tey at War," showing the Island of ficer* were elected, chairman, Mrs , I Uf>. Mra Bert Mccallum We want funeral of the latter's brother-in­ Guernsey, was given. , Chas. Townsend; Sec. Mrs Paul Mr. and Mrs Allen Terry nnd. to give each one tfielr place in our law. Floyd Wood. । Woodman: leaders. Mrs Kenneth son Michael of Plainwell and Mr. Rag. It li an Impressive, patriotic Nearly a hundred ministers and Pralrieville were callers at the Earl Kelsey and Mra. Harlow Barnum and Mra. Travis Royer of 118111? feature, honoring the boys from delegates were In attendance at the Towne home Sunday. At the Business meeting of Ute .itehboMC Creek spent Sunday with their par- Hope township who already num- Conference Ministerial Association Sunday school last Thursday eve­ enta. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town. । ber twelve. held at the Wesleyan church here EABT WALL LAKE Mr. and Mra. Clayton Mattison, ning plans were made for starting Vbilora at the home of Mr nnd I Edward Penneis is still confined last week. , a fund for a patronage. and two daughters and Mrs. VreeMra Gordie Durkee Sunday were:it0 hb bed. MIm Mildred Rathbun of Lansing Callers on Mr. and Mra. E. S land of Jackson spent Sunday at “J- •m M>» cl.r.ne. P.n>. *»4 Mr ,„d M„ John ch>„di„ ol Thompson Sunday were Mr. and their cottage here. chlMren « H»|» c«nl.r Mr .n«| „„u s„„ f Mrs. P C. Wing. J. O. Crawford nnd Mr. Claud. H*rrin«tm> nl □.ndrld. । KannM lnd ,. S|mu ktr*. Robert Dunavon. who has ' I Mrs. Marjorie Thompson and phllMl «ml Mn. SUwarl Walt., and, u „ „„ M„ SOUTH SHULTZ 1 dren Orcn of 01 Hastings: Edward toward ThompinotnpMr. and Mra. Frank Hom spent rhlld1." ol Bj.1 IMWn. Mr. and ,„a |lmU w2nrt.il“n ot Sunfield: Mr. and Mra. Har' ’.. .7 MUa Emma Kay John™, ot D.- Monday evening with Mr. and Mra. r™™d w^rtnl^! m !low Barnum and children, local and WUllwn. Mn Mynl. Ulnaar local. , „.luraM tOT1, Charley Kahler of north Barry and Delton spent from Wednesday, __ till j froin West gebewa—Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday evening they attended J Sunday at their collage. and Elmer WUlUon O MC-rr iprnd,n, . „„ ,llb „„ I Fletcher. Mrs. Geo. Goodemoote a farewell party at Glass Creek halli ’About fifteen gathered at the. Mr. and Mra. Wade Town have;<nd frtenda and Mrs Schloble. Mr. and Mrs. enclosed their front porch, with. Macujl* of Hastings called for Gerald Anders. ' ■ home of Mra. Floyd Collison, Thura- ’| 1 Harve Woodman and Lucille Woo8Mina Kenyon received a tetter day and tied off comforters for the,'i man were Saturday callers. 8 Mnrwnort Mr 8nd Mrs Bernard DeGolla Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood gunday from Pvt. Fred Peake bust week. He newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon and IbHr mouicr. Mra^Man-Oojlrr. Mr ,nd M„ Am,Uon< is now stationed at Shelby, Mbs *" *" “ lpendlng it at Mr. and Mr. Leslie Dickerson and “'ldnt afternoon was en- gt Kalamaloo and Mr. and Mrs Alva Kenyon attend­ Re, nold, mumrt bom. Sun-1 n.M Mr. Doslcr mmuo.d lor । .noddamm., ed the funeral of Floyd Wood at ' ... . , e> _ .... , spent Wednesday and Thursday Dowling Friday. Mra Minnie William* of Freeport wJth tfoern *” .1 mirnnf w.h I who «n oteml,h< pj«l. Mr. and Mra. James Eberly and >pCrtnrt82tn,"?U,.l?il wll”.ihrt\!?.n‘ Arthur Lathrop entertained nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. n qroUp of Extension ladies at a daughter Joyce of Caledonia have IS tuuiiV l”"1 ■nd H“lh w”dmin *»" Roger Wiillnnw. I luncheon Friday afternoon. A so- moved into Mrs. Daisy Thompson’s houlc and will work her farm. leon U-onard left Monday for w u wu ,he feature “r..“S2?55.0.hfJ .I.*?1";: wmmun. Mn. erm, u nmmn. Martha Hom spent last week with. Kulumnzoo where he is attending ... p„_. z-.,.. n'r.lr.w\WT'?T, "ffSS ™l»m Si ilXmllS Mr. and Mrs. Orville Forman of local. Lee Reynolds, and wife of Ing here until Thursday evening. Doster were Monday callers The church appreciates the recent Battle Creek. .“1™> •> W s T- 0 H' ,1U "1"“ Mioppcr. Monday Clifford Kahler, wife and moth­ Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon at­ er. also Jennie Reynolds spent gift of Fay C. Wing of a Communion “Shm LHo-r ma, K’UT.! table and three chairs, * Hilt men ami women of this company are tended a birthday party at Byron Tuesday In Kalamazoo. maintaining the country > communication Clarence Steiner, grandson of Mr. from a vtelt with her sister in FJlnt.,----- --- . .. - - — F------- 1 Galbreath's of Bellevue Saturday Mr. and Mra. Frank Bostwick of accustomed to emergencies. For storm, network. w * * WSSw •> «" .nd m and Mrs. John. Woodman, is now Ky“irx.te'U.Tu;rmi».ilT« J^j* «•»"», ‘ Mr and Mr. Dal. Lorala- mrd Augusta were dinner guests at Cnas stationed In Washington state. Hb flood ami fire are foes that strike without Kahler’s Tuesday. Material shortages and war coruars ation, warning. Of necessity, our people always CaroUne Solomon and Mra Linlake u>n*lne inning and Sharon of order* make it impossible in tome •**coin Bush attended church service*' ™ *“e' ~r’ “l'<.1 , Hastings spent Thursday evening CEDAR CREEK Steiner Battery A.C.A. (A.A.) Army are organized on an emergency basis. at the Methodist church In Hickory “ ‘^.with Mr. andUn Leater Bonneville stances to supply telephone tervice as in Joseph Hammond is visiting Mr. Post office No. 309 Fort Lewis. Whatever war may bring, the experi­ Corners Friday evening , °r.Xrd fflSuTTf Fhrt Custer1 C<llc? ,nd Mr and and Mrs. John Bush of Hope Cen- Wash. He would be pleased id hear the part. If'hilr every permissible effort Callen, at the home of Peter Ad-1 an^‘c,^.rd ^dln^ r^ItvMra A1’ra Kenyons Sunday were: from friends. ence gained in such emergencies by this will be made to satisfy public requests, rianson Sunday were: Mrs. Myrtle Mri .VJ?; Ronald Kenyon and family and NelMrs. Emma Brogdon is In the Mra. mi.-t. run* Ella Wert rrsiuimu man spent ^|rvu. last ---— ...... . ... telephone army will prove invaluable in war demands coma first. Leinoar. Mra. Lottie Collhter and ’Ind Ue K,nnc of N“hvUh:- w?ndell week with her daughter and son-; Leila hospital in Battle Creek with daughter, local and Mr and Mra V.™ Jnn«^nd71£ite I Kenyon of Battle Creek and Mr. in-law, Mr. and Mra. Robert Gerald, Inf^Uo^njhejoot^and^a j Clair Pifer of Kalamazoo M£; U c, , X? .‘and Mra. Truman Drake of Bellevue. j to be removed. We hope for speedy. Mr^ and Mrs. Wayne Lester ofI recovery. Loren Coppock, auctioneer at the ,h”l^!"vd hL’Srelu *Mr 1 Mrs C1“Ud HBnMnond of ,Hlnes ‘ Tun Senstba sale here Saturday.:m ’ttartM tire Comers spent Monday with her Dowling have moved into Mra. GerFather <to Infant son sucking hb gave |3 po io the local Red Cro^"'"! “w?e Lira iSS Ke y' dBU«h‘*r- ^Un* fund. Mr MrCoppock gfraf £o<> Mr nd £*■ ’Crt,HOn nUrrt fund. Coppock gives S3 00 to the- *?*.C,^WA *“* «Zi .nrt Mr . n*,nd Ur’ Fr rrS Jn nk Honu' .’.enUr : l U Mra^Mmme Campbell spent last thumb!: “Hey. Son. don't do that.] Red Cross in each commmrtfc d °~n®i“Iford ,n<J. tained for dinner Sunday. Mr. and, wUh her MUUr. Mra. Moc You’ll need it when you're old enough to travel" where he has n sale ™ nauunazoo. Mrs. Bryce Meyers and daughter. | vecklev of Rutland township. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Bush. MIm towertSaturtay Tf'w’ea'th •Maud ot Orand Raplds' and Mrs.Russell Watson and children. Caroline Solomon and Mrs Led. ** "ady‘° ^‘urd.y If weath- —>d of Hasting. Mn and Mri Q«rtie Pease of Gull lake. Harrington attended church services rr P™*’ . K1Mlburv Mr W1d ,Mr>. OP^?nor..and °olort’, e«Ued on Mr. and Mra. Ardy Owen in Hickory Comers Sunday after-; “r local Mr and Mrs Jim Andera of afumoon. noon. “7s5rte? .i^ M^lnez Fdrd of RutUnd visited there Sunday after-, ^,^.1 froa. .ttended the Urry- Stockford, a teacher h> ; noon. I Centennial Anniversary of the local MhooL finished hb duties I „^ory ConU!ra’ a'Ur > Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Murray of MethodUl church al Hickory CorTuesday night of last week and left , _________ ______________ Nashville and Glen Gates and fam- ners Sunday. All report a very In­ for Fort Custer Friday.'MIm Helen j HICKORY CORNERS_____________ I »>’ "Pent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. tereatlng time. Aldrich has taken his place In the' The centennial at the Mcthodbt wul Gatga, , . , I Mra. Harold Lester and children t.chool room I church last Sunday drew a large 1IINnK mnNFRR of R*"!*®!1* apent Saturday afterTlie Junior class of the Delton crowd and the program was very. 11,". CmS-'T.„a ehUdr.n ““ Rural Agricultural school will pre- nice Olb Lawrence nnd Carrie La-1. Kalamazoo Sunday at the home Lclnaar. sent Its play "Black Magic" in the | mont. local nnd Blair Barnes of f M nd Mr. Dnn Sinltl, mi« 1 Mr- and Mra- John Lammers “>■'>' •* °"™1 “ 1" ; K’ X, U.T A, 'S'.'S KI ssrxs M.r -'A™ ’ «- nVu, Tx:: THEY KNOW EMERGENCIES T'K/OX" Michigan Bell Telephone Company New High in Ship Production school auditorium. Friday evening.: otsego were the only decendanu veraheiie Golden was also their'*penl 8und*y w,Ul ,h?lr son- Merle April 24 Throe In W out are: o( R^_ Moses Lawrence at the Sun-1 ’was aU° and wife near HlckorV Comers. Charles Monica. Bud Leonard. Bar-, doy RftCmoon service. ’"J1 Mre Burr Wheeler of1 Mr' and Mrs E<1*ard Campli bare Leonard. Irene Hammond.] Rev. Loyd Mend of Whitehall wm' KX’ "*. have returned home after spending Philip Dunlop. Virginia Beck. Marie , ,UMt of Rev.’ and Mrs. John Me- *a“™a“° °n “J, a“d *£’ the winter in Florida, Collick. Irene Smith. Oletmice Bur- Cur Bunday nlghl Sunday tUraUjcl^ Hammond Saturday evenlrur — (hearing crash pee. Marjorie Mott. Marvin Har- WPrr Mr and Mrs. Fhukcs McCue I ------®°nald---------5°d™.a *£ *5'* ‘®.il*° I Mistress back again Monday mom-, mom- kitchen): ’’More dishes. Mary?' rington. Ellen Shelp. Delmar Sager nnd jimmie and Mr. and Mra. “ * to “ school h 1 “ 1 Mondav ing after his recent operation. [ Mary: "No. ma’am—less I" nnd Calvin Florin. Mbs Loretta Leo Bahr and daughter Joali of Magner U director. Hint and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mra. Elta Rogers. Mrs. George Evans and daughter Marlene of Kahler and Raymond Whnewskl nt- Kalamazoo Rev. and Mrs McCue tended lhe M. E A. nftcllng inlWrre jn Lansing Monday and TuesWoodland Wednesday evening. . day Mr anti Mrs. Roger Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick of son Dean called on hl* parrhU. Mr.' Augusta were weekend guests of hb General Electric men and women—thousands of them I Four and Mrs !z»Ue Williams near Free-1 mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Mourcr typical scenes show the spirit with which they are tackling the jx.rt Sunday. : nnd attended the Centennial at the grim^ob of producing for war! Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. I Methodist church. Harry Waters of Hastings spent | Mbs Clara Upson and Mr. and MEN OF WAR Report of the Condition of The Delton State Bank Betklehrm skip production tkis year trill represent the greatest all-round shipbuilding output by any company in the history of lhe I. Thousands of employees, only ten day* after war declaration, gathered in mass meetings in most major O-E plants to pledge TOTAL t.l.(llII.ITIKH (■«! I»rl<idlnc 2. Almost BS per cent of all General Electric employees signed up to buy.U. 8. Defense Savings Bonds totalling more than country. constantly stepped-up. Speed, speed and more speed is the constant objective; and always speed wilh quality, for a jerry-built ship is virtually useless in the trim tasks of maritime war. The first Liberty ship which recently discharged supplies at a Red Sea port was built in a yard that was virtually non­ existent a year ago. A tanker was delivered in 100 days from laying of keel. A battleship will be delivered 14 months ahead of schedule. Cargo ships are being built in lets than one-half the time ment in a year’s time, training thousands of new mea, 1 every effective facility to use, adopting prc-assembly an production methods—all these spell tonnage and more tr a steadily-mounting output ol ships from Bethlehem ygj All hands are doing their utmost for Victory, wo* achieve the maximum for the U. S. Navy and the U, I time Commission, so that the "bridge of ships" shall b tained and steadily enlarged. STEEL COMPANY Utt th* «Ul* *f �I ” —. * t > ' dinner rruesL ’ The C- E. young people are plan-. dinner guest. ;nlng another drive for . old paper* quimRY .and magazines thb week Saturday. ...-nAxi j and wilhcall tn the forenoon. They _Ab0Ul °?lrtyr,hA_““?1 ... | will appreciate your contributions. They met Sunday night for their NASHVILLE ' MIDDLEVILLE . (Continued from page 3. town, bad Ju*t sat down fait Wednesday morning two sisters living are Mn. J. C.i Fumbs of'Nashville and Mn. E. J.| Hoffman of Grand Rapids. This, worthy couple have a’ large circle of friends who nope they may en­ joy many more happy years togeth- Ing stove pipe opening an gating found the upstairs I Rev. Griswold a* leader. ' We are proud to have two of our. p^ytments from Middleville aficT ■ * I RJATICCC Mis*.Myrtle Wilson of Hastings 'ocal 4*M boys nnt* B,rli na,,,ed on Caledonia were summoned but the LtUAL iW I IVuQ I spent from Friday night until Mon4*H ®’unl?. MoDOr, ftrp had ,nade *ufh headway that gBSaMHMB9MEI . ..------------ .... ------------- .... both named a* alternate to the Club.,]] that could be done was save the notice or mortoaob -Week held in Lansing. .The lucky i-furnishing* -from the -first- Knights of Pythias will be on Tues­ floor. koticb or MoaToaoa day. April 38. Pot luck supper. Saturday dinner guest of Mr. and girl Is Jeanette Doxey and the boy. Much sympathy b felt for them for | I Cha*. Mason has gone to Jackson' Mrs. Will Hyde and a Sunday din- Paul Otb. Congratulations to both they arc along In years, his health on your splendid work. to spend several weeks. ha* been poor and the urn who was The Barry Co. C. E. Union pre­ Family night wa* well attended at at home b now tn the army. They sents a recreational program at tlie ...v church ______ _on April 7th. ----- ---------------the A bounli-are staying at present with their son . .. potluck .... ___ -7... high sclionl building un Monday. ful supper was followed i.. bv Lloyd and family on the west side The speaker will bv the Rev Phi) moving pictures of the Navy, shown of town. M. Jenkins, pastor of the Scribner by T N. Knopf ot the High school; ’ Mr. „nd Mrs. G. jr Blake and Ave. Baptist church. Grand Rapids. teaching staff. Benediction by Rev.‘.Mrs. B. C. Swift went to Wilmette. 111., Sunday for a couple days with the former’s daughter. Marc Squler and family. Doster gave a talk on bombs of vari­ ous sorb, planes, boau and the need RratuUllons to Gilbert VanderKolk ot first aid. auxiliary police, wardens and bride lhe former Evelyn Jansma. of Grand Rapids who were mar­ tense. Our nearness to Fort Cus­ Will Hyde b again able to be out ter and sites of defense industry ried April 4 tn Grand Rapids. Gildears after a few days illness. Sun­ was stressed and blackout probaday guests were Louis G Hvde of 8. Lyons and Mrs. Charles Hutton pointed out. Mr Doster called for and Miigra of Walled Lake. Mr twenty-five men to take first aid ployed at the Hudson Bqmber plant and Mrs E. H. Lathrop and Mr and lessons and almost doubl&that num­ Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey were after- ber volunteered. Tpb b a coune were mode verv happy Sunday morning by receiving a long- distance telephone call from their son. Prl- OFFERED BY HAS THESE first aid classes for the ladies. training at Fort Sill. Oklahoma., We were pleasantly surprised to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Higdon of have Mrs. Lena Content nnd Mbs Buttle Creek’ were Sunday dinner Anna Scott, both of Battle Creek guests of Mr. and Mrs. J L H.gdon with u» at.the Family Night meetAlfred Higdon and daughters of Kalamazoo were afternoon callers. The W. S. C. S. meets with Daisy Freeman this Thursday. April 16. Everyone b invited. Enrollment meeting for the sum­ mer 4-H projects for girls of 10 years and older will be held al the home of Mrs. Rowley. April 34th at 8 p. nt. If you can’t be present at thb meeting nnd want to join, phone or write your name. age. grade and father's name, as well ns bridging Her mother home with her. the year of 4-H work In project. Mr. nnd Mrs Elmer Gillett nnd Our meeting* will be in the afterBP ANTI I DISTRIC T Mr. and Mrs. Ellis White nnd two children of Marshal! were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Norton. Mr. and Mrs Ray Fassett and sons of near Bedford were Sunday afternoon guests cf Mr. and Mrs O D. Fassett. Miss Barbara Norton of Kulnmo spent Saturday night and Bunday। wilh her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs for her Sunday afternoon. Tlie patrons of lhe Branch school voted on the question of transport­ Miss Elaine Day of Kalamazoo ing the pupil*.or keeping the school spent Saturday night and Sunday and II was voted to transport, by a small majority. ~J~.-' : CHICK YOUR PONTIAC DEAlBt FOR fUU DETAILS Report of the Condition of The Hastings City Bank REAHM MOTOR SALES ter immediately after Ids marriage.! was having a few days furlough and left for camp Saturday. Mbs Marcia Henning was home; from her work In Grand Ranlcb for been in hb usual health until n few; minutes before hb passing He wnsi 65 years old and came to thb com-1 munlty with hb family in 1917 and; funned until he moved to the vil­ lage five years ago. He was a veteran of the Spanbh-Amcrican war and spent two years In the Philippines. He Is survived by hb wife Elnora.! two daughters. Mra. Lloyd Senxlba! Campbell of Caledonia, four grand­ children Gloria and Anita Senslba nnd Roderick and Roger Campbell; a airier. Mrs. Ralph Pringle of „... -----„ ... „ home nt 3 P. M Sunday with Rev. under auspices of tlie Veterans of Foreign Wars of Hastings. The fam- i Uy has the sympathy of the com­ munity in their bereavement. । Leon Williams of Kalamazoo spent the weekend with his sister. Mrs. Arthur Kenyon and family. Easter weekend he vbited his brother Jack nt Scott’s Field. III. and found him Mrs. Wm. Roas and daughter Joyce Of Grand.' Rapids and Mrs. Bob Bowman nnd two children of Has­ tings visited '.he former’s mother. Mrs. Minnie Llnsley tile past wcek- spent Friday nt Battle Cteek with; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Garfield, former, residents of Middleville. The Prairie Garden club held its* .regular meeting Tuesday. April 7 at' the home-of Minnie Johnson. Al 107 N. MICHIGAN, HASTINGS, MICH. Follow this program and Jackson. Dorothy Carey; pianist. Either Flnkbeiner; chorister. Merce­ des French: reporter, Gertrude monthly. The secretary rep»rtedj on the meeting held last week to arrange for the Flower Festival! and luncheon to be held at Thornapple-Keliugg school. June 12. Mrs.] Angelin* Kenyon reported that the. village aiiit farm petunia gardens will be. Judged separately. As chair-. man she then lock charge of the following program. A sketch ’’Dor-1 olhy Dumbell’s Garden." by Ruth Always Use nary quietly at their home Friday. April 10 Mr. Kronewitter came to Rutland township from Mishawaka. Ind. with Ids parents when a year r MICHIGAN MADE’ Get all the car and tire life the makers intended • You’ll rid your mind of a lot of worry when you put your car on thia life-prolonging program — bated on experience, earned out with skill by your Standaid O-J dealer. He will help you diacover all the extra miler you have in your tire*—and maximum ear mileage, too. The iconer you get started on thia schedule, the longer you’ll keep rolling. Visit Car Conservation Headquarters today! lAkDHO Oil OUlf» IS C«l COHSIIY*TION Nt»DQULITtRS W. 0. MOORE Standard Station DOLBEE'S Standard Service Corner State & Michigan Hastings Phone 2697 PURE SUGAR By *a doing you cooperate with the farmer* and wage earners of your own State who grow and produce thia fine product— *ugar that for every rwcetening. purpose lias no superior. Listen to Edgar A. Guest—each Monday and Wednesday 10 A.M.-WXYZ Uky<. guesta pre.-ent arc still living. After <■_' their marriage they lived on farms In Rutland and Irving townships! the Prob*i< offices ot responsibility and trust and has served as president of the organization in 1933. Mn. Kronewltter was active in the Congrega­ tional Aid Society and Pythian Sisten organization until forced to re­ linquish her duties through illslck spell this winter Is able to be "eeatfv»PL4k« orevioa**'' i*uH out and attend to business. Their k*«ri«g. in tb> H»iiu(> Banner daughter. Mrs. Mary Oiner resides ’’•"* »«r«al.u4 In Rutland township He has one, Btaxrt Cla«n«at. j0<tg• »i slater bring. Mrs. Wm. K. Lieblbri * «h»». of Grand* Rapids and his wife’s L tank. R»sl«iar «t Ft � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-04-23.pdf 098fdcf3208c215dc213d3d41d19e07d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER JICHTY-SIXTH YEAR Irrel. in llt« 16 FACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1942 ANNUAL REPORTS :SWPP>"?y7?>@" ? RED CROSS OFFICERS! MM SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 FOURTH REGISTRATION ’ MONDAY The several registration centers In the county win be open from A Few Questions and Answers It' LABOR SURVEY IN I Pad« U‘.e,’to u care of the fourth registration Chairmen And Members Registration of Lacey, Milo. Glatt Creek, which Includes men from 43 to Respond Splendidly Private Users to Be and Carlton Center Groups 65 years of age. Complete details of I----------------------- —--------- ——_______________________ I Register in Co. High the county set-up for this regis­ Frequently the question 1* asked. LJ_|J Itration were published In the J Campbell or Grind Question—How much sugar can I *on delivering the sugar the *tam<M Schools April 28—29 "What doe* the Red Cro** do with ne,a In V-OUnty the War Ration Ration " with each stamp? you tear out of lhe The Barry County Home Exten­ its funds?" Also "What to done Schools May 4-5 6-7 1 getAnswer | Commercial users of sugar will! of convenience, the Registration —You may buy one-half Books. sion Council has arranged for four 'iocaUy with Red Cross money?” The commencing April 28 there will T>ound of sugar with each ot lhe first Board will also be on duty Sat ­ Question—What if I need more »kw» UP a trade registration lo was' in* the city on Thursday eva» meetings to be held In the County. urday and Sunday April 25 and following summaries of reports pre-1 be a nationwide registration of sug- four stamp*. . ' 1 ll''1 W1IH “y War n**!1* hcld at the vari«« high schools nine and spoke at a joint setnon < 26, to accommodate those who 1 j in; the county on April 28 and 29.' April 28. 29. 30 and May 1st. scnled,at the annual meeting of nr users. Thto registration will be Question—Can I get the same, Hon Book? find Monday inconvenient. On At each meeting a demonstration the locaP-elMiptcr last^week Tues- divided Into two separate groups— .rto.nl or .u,.,wreh<„n>umPT . *n.wre-ir II K objolureb- nrere......................... wlu m । This trade registration will not on the uj.c of enriched flour will be| Saturday the registration hours Foreign Wars and the Am day evening win answer these ques- • registration of commercial users and Answer—Not necessarily. The ra-lM»ry for you or your family to have I only include the big users such a* tion* fully and satisfactorily. registration of private consumer*. tion of sugar may be changed from' more sugar for home canning, ill- wholesale or retail dealers In sugar 1. given by Mary E. Bullis, home ex-, Legion, explaining the nature on Sunday from 10 A. M. to 4 P. An itemized financial report was' In Barry county Consumer regto- lime to time according to .V,. the total: Dess nr or .Am. some mh.r other .nrenHi special — reason.: —"i.!bakeries, confectionery stores, res-'; tension agent, the program will be' M. If any person In this age group piven by the treasurer. Walter Ea- tratlon, which include* every man. supply of sugar In the country. The you may go to your Local Rationing Registration of* all labor, both , , —”17“* tauranU. etc., but any store, firm.!, planned for 1942-43 and a district In confined at home due to ill— t—.----------ux)man and chiid. will be held at nil ton. showing the »_ following receipts: ration iuf for r*c» each stamp wm will uc be puupub­ Board' They * ■ decide w whether iUb or Qr organization which uses kugkug-; council member elected. runun .iuv.ic< ciuo new. the chief registrar in the Cash on hand. Mar. 31. *1941, IL- schools in the county on Muy 4. 5, licly announced by the Government, vriii . ... .. .. . ! These district meetings to which locality should be notified. Thto common and skilled, male and you ran can hnv* have thl< this utnr sugar, .nM and Imw how, _ar. -in connection with its activities 69321: annual Roll Call. 13338.08: 6. and 7. which --------- ----------------------------------—i registration will include men who male, with special emphasa on farm Qureuon-Ho. taLk u reel, .urn., much m"'h you can have h*” They inky then. ThuL churthra — — -- wlsh — ’to put' - r all Barry County women are Invited, 1941 War Relief Fund contributions. A* a prelude to this sugar reginIssue to you a special certificate pt'r-' on church dinner* luncheon and have b'-"1 “"“ngid to acquaint, have atUlned their 43th birth84,606.95; Fort Custer Camp and tration there will be a moratorium good for? mining you to buy a specified business group* such as Rotary Kl- more *l,h ‘he work of the ‘ drty on or before Feb 16. 1942 and Hospital Service Council drive, on sugar sales for one week begin­ I„?Z"PXc',,.‘‘KVr^kd0S1 L■amount —/ XA2T ‘""’ pur-' ““•! — i~nd"c£!XSi-" of ‘-Ugsr for - sp-cined wank and Chambers* of Commerce- homc ‘conomlo extension group* have not attained their 65th organizations. assisted by other in­ 85125; sale of First Aid and Home ning April 27 during which no sugar termed group*. A house to iiouao pose. You will not need to u*e the1 the Rod and Gun club; Individual! sald Mrh Leon Dunning. County birthday on April 27. 1942. There Hygiene supplies and books. 1228.60; Wnr Rnilmi llcreik nr Rnekc In buvino _i_ .... ...... ... rlintrrnan who have previously registered interest on savings. 18.16: mlscel-l It Is important tliat aU persons in*1 ISf • ,,h 1 «««1. Bad .>» wJSS ] l» „ will, of course, not be required to pose of enrolling labor. In thia city, be publkly .nnou^ced.------ >u*ar *“n l““ crru’,ca‘r Food* and bre keepers wiio u*e suglaneous items, 121.02: total receipts Barry county should sign up at this will DiaaSn .k. QueUlork-Wh.t do I do if my, ar for feed are included in th. trade . 1:30 P . M. Tuesday. April 28— register again.. consumer registration on May 4 to ; Brigg* Church. Lacey Group, host- _________________________ _ “ up, War Rallon Book Is stolen, de- registration. 94027. 7. Inclusive—even those who have • imT-T “ fourth wards: Mr». Sterling Ro m> SU8“r “l °"e|slroyed- or mutliated? , In brief, trade registration ln-|*,,‘^*- _ _ M kAEKi A*r-rra.iew DUburzemenU include the follow-1 a rr^ __________ supply of sugar or _do not use 17 ' is chairman for the second i Answer—Reixirt the facto to the cludtt! who ■'u«ar *’» "”y ^Minesday. April 29- CO. MEN ATTEND Ing items: Home Service, ex-service sugar—because the ration raUon land Mrs Gordon Fisher for book Answer—No. Each stamp to good; . . ..----------~ — . at once. manner except for private home Milo Church. Milo Group, hostesses. * । r» r> nrsi | Lz^nl Rollonhig — Board, men. 828 06; Home Service, Army, which will be Issued U quite likr- for only the Announced period. ! r.-.ntnmMiAn . 2:00 P. M. Hiursday. April 30— i AIK WAKDEN and Navy. $30 61: Home Service.! |y to be used In the near future for Nashville and Middleville will con. Question—Do we each have to 1 ■*"•* u'-Church—Gia** Creex SCHOOL non Boon home lo my r.mlly in m.l eSneSm'n iiu"^!,?; -» «>• ho.i™«. civilian. 8149 43; First Aid. 853520; i rationing other things. take our War Ration Book* in per­ Home Hygiene and care of sick. go. keep the date.', of May 4. 5. son to lhe store In order to buy, AnoTrr—Ho. Your W.r Hook i. Miyar punliow. yrnitlnain Thi* mu3 00 P1 M FMdoy. Moy I—Wink i. 811060; Fort Custer Comp and Hos-I0> ftnd 7 In mind for this is when sugar? Pion. Being Mode For Can-. «>}W be Mr issued to be used by or for you. Tiie .nr *t10WRn<> under thesJ. ! Hall. Carlton Center group, hostpltnl Service Council. 825; general private consumers will register for Aiwwcr-no. Answer—No. Anyone may take iw MW It permits you to buy is In-; will be based upon tile amount used ciJ*s■us Taking Here 1 c.mp£11 which will ,iv. . romplrti office expense, 86420; Roll Call ex-, ration books at nil schools through- jure. your War IW„Y<< Rutiori uww Book rere to buy reun». sugar)। tended — to — be■ — used -re by re------you or-reby— theuutlll* duringUIC thetHUit pastVCtir. year. THU* ThusIlII1*isIniim- — —. , . —, re-—.nre^,.repensc. 848 79; Junior Red Grata, out the county Birdbill Holly. Woodland. Leon'aIaUa“* ""T ■ >r—they 1 H-.1, are i.rn buying kniiul.,,. sugar in.ii.r for tr.r family fURlllV of Ilf which Writ'll you VOtl are lire a member tTirmlvr ,. portant . that k.. . commercial ... . . uwr* give . ' GETTING I KI provided STRONG ,83.81: War Relief Production. 837127; I jn HasUngs. the reghtratlon will you. The mother or the father, or «”d with whom you live. rwitn„ a future date in Barry county. Tha I wmj thought to this prior to reels- Cl IDDADT Leonard. Delton, and Kendall information given also iDCludaa dal* 2»Ui annual Roll Call, sent to .oat na- be beLhc held .W. at “l the ,hf 1st I*t. and 2nd word' ward nr»y one 01 the children, or anyone Question—Do these War Ration tratlon. It will greatly assist Kthe. irotion. It will greatly assist the JUttUM — A•!81.482 AM AJ04; . IO1I ..... ... . Reahm. Leon Doster. Harry Thomp- on the kind of work desired by Um IIIIonol headqipirterx. 194 „ ■c*w»*s People of those wards connected with a family may take,stamps entitle me to get sugar for work if definite figure* concerning son.- Richard Endsky and Hurry signer and that at which he or *h« War Relief fund to national ..of 83. . ■ „.nd lu .Bl Cen,n9 ^jool tor UIO(H wn„ some or all the War Ration Bocks nothing? those. who .use of sugar during the past year l ~~ — —; t.”' .ntir. -------'UBnr aunn«. thp .... i’asl year j. ....... Larsen, all of Hastings, attended an|,s most'(killed. fl5 91: total disbursements, 86.7M01. n the th wards >3.01. Uve live ||n the 3rd 3rd nnd and < 4th wards. Houril Hours — in th. tn "u hnv—.th. ... ;,usr—ol .. _ Answer No. They only entitle arc -.. made available .. to ..... the __ rationing instruction school for air raid ward-1 Balance on hand. Mur. 31, 1942.• for registration in Uw city will be to the grocer to buy the entire households supply of sugar. you to buy sugar They determine. hoard at the lime of registration. 83,193.26. ens at Western jilchlgan College of:Bge Of sixteen up.'Ind the objacl ■ from 3:00 to 0:00 p. m. Question-Suppose I do not buy the amount of sugar you or anyone; "Trade” registration will be held( Because of present war condl-; People who live In the districts I Education, Kalamazoo, April 13 to 17.1 is to provide help in harvesting th« sugar ut all? , ' else may buy. j at the high schools in Hastings, tlons the calls for funds from ev- covered by U1C wooaiana. the Nashville. Woodland, _ I..a, I* no occasion for* Question-Do ....... Wrwutian/I Freeport. VI1.1 Answer— There I have to buy sugar'' NnslivlUnP' Worland. MldThese men will now have charge *u6ar b*»la “nd oU»J ery department will be greatly In- Freeport. Middleville and Delton to buy sugar except os you need because I have a War Ration Book? dlev*llc and D*,u>n °n April 28 and of instructing air raid wardens to 7°Pfl neteasary to our h«altb and creased and the chapter Is fortun- tchooU W1U at thelr ^p*.. you It. But keep your War Ration Book An„.„ J w 2“? ' 29 ,rom 9 00 A ,o 5:00 p- M serve in various communities of alao. ‘“J?1 ‘DA*rkd nredg ale In having such a fine ran n Uvp schools between lhe hour* of carefully. Il may, at a later Ume. be i "J*, ,.Th® .'Var. ,{atlon Dealer* and other commercial users Barry county. 10 Ulc e*enl ,hal an aU °“l • hand to care for the demand* that 3:00 and B:00 p m unleM olher necessary lo use It for olher com- ... °,buy -----J,.0** l,.hc rifM ----- l— —7 ccr' vi ounni throughout uiruugnoui the ine bounty county not Hero in Hastings, for example 1 fort u rM<ulrw5 to win Uw W»r. are sure to come. I hours are announced locally by the tain amounts of sugar. located In these towns should reg-, mod>u<. U Un,S?JSXrJoT ’UIf hyou "" do, -------------------------------------------senior air raid wardens will be cMl-'l £ Mrs. Wm. Lyle Scudder- prodw-' superintendents of schools. not need suear dn nnt h.iv It . Wcr nt thr nM?est high school. | ed in a few at a time for irutruc“ T | tion chairman, had a splendid report । Throughout the-rest of lhe county QuesUon—May I tear out a stamp! O11„..nn „ ' kiid Uk. It lo th. More lo buy1 ~ Forms on which to apply for sugar । for the Period ot Sept. 1. 1940 p^p^ wl(1 rcgtatcr at lhlfjr neamt tion. according to Chief of Police! ar? enough stamps can we buy more purchase certificates under the through March 1942, and , her fig- local lMJUge between the .u„ Harry Thompson. On Monday ' Lu^r-No You mu.1 LU, Ure | « * U“” trade registration may be secured at: ure* include the number of gar- hours of 2:30 and 6:00 p. m. unless April 27. the wardens in the local rationing board office at ward will be asked to report and1 ^lac"?e,2..‘ inent* made for Civilian and War other hours are announced by lhe s:r s: m“ch is the the court house or at the suberin-' on the successive week* following.! 2?thTwtad. Relief. Capably ayhU'V Mra. locaI jegu^nt. .SnXre ol uu IS tendent of schools office and may Scudder was Mrs. Jack Patrick, who wardens of tike Second. Third and deal be filled out by the applicant prior has been a loyal helper. Fourth ward, will be called In. Question—Suppose I order sugar, _„.v . . to registration ..... but MUST NOT BE At the same time this instruction ih^.Tds nrov4d*d In case of school district* frac ­ The total number of knitted gar­ to make money. SJONED except in the prmpce of, is being given, plans will be com-. iht^^a^blSffl^^wS £ tions! with other counties live byAmw2Sefore the peraon mak-!cakes a*"1 8C11 ments was H87; including 216 pair* In. e.n Un you the' Ure^hi/"" ‘ ‘ '“l' uT SbOHreUl unr IreU Ire plcted for taking a complete ten-1 ofrBrn*.orkSratortM wllM mittens: 60 mufflers; 486 children's rule to keep in mind Is register Ing U» the dkllrer, delivery can give you at nearest registration place In Siu in each ward Air wardens and uXuui wo.t .xpwkncv .to sugar you must show him the War Answer—Apply and register at the| n‘*<u helP ln ™akln« out hto apyour own county. People desiring women's sweaters: 178 pairs men's their aasbitanu will cull on each! copies of the' files will be lent «• Ration Book, or the family's Ration Local Rationing Board. They may P«*attoj> there will be a rationbig 1 socks: 31 pairs children's stockings ration cards must register In their iiome in their respective territories | -,ch foitowtaa orgunttaUoa*. j give you u special certificate to use •drtsor appointed for each high i own counties. If people living and gri date tor a central office file V F W D A V Amerfcan V*wS and 17 shawls. enough stamps—not more than one to get the sugar you are allowed fori !!aciuwl school who w,n will ^Phelp. v Your ~"~ ‘local, ‘ near the county line in Assyria, Sewed garments totaled 2053—23! which, according lo BrilUh expe-' the purple Hrarts. which UM&I from each book—to cover the of — schools wi— ci.t,, । your business. u«... can rail i —,, for example, are a uart of a girls' dresses; 97 women's drease*: I superintendent ,™ .b. u rience. Is ncces*ary for efficient!! Uve tn detense projects, amount of sugar you have ordered. nc Question—I live In n boarding' 20 operating gown*; 34 women's school district located in Eaton work during an emergency. | ,a7 rrT— E He cannot give /vu you I..V.V more OU*-. sugar than county they must go to Die neat*nightgowns; 74 palm hospital paja­ your stamps allow even if it has been house. May I have u book ju»t lhe Each lierson taking Uie census wlU pCMNn^*lf HOCN1TAL have a card of identity. Chief of Po- I CK eat school In Assyrlh to register. mas: 24 convalescent robes: 49 bed sent. He would have to take the bal- same? tary of the local Ciiamber of Corn-,,,-,, n.,™.. .-otnirirx Althtmuh Mr lice Thompson urge* that Hastings! GENERAL GUILD TO -snirts; 1.027 girls gins’;.■ .......... - ■ sHira; 101 boys' -shirts; , once buck to the store. Give the per-J Answer *" ' —“ Yes’ You may. Registration places are as follows: skirts and 98 complete c —’— layettes. •——— people give the*e men all the co- UrrT U/EhMlCnAMT From the left-over .•er ------materials, -—,----these) — city ----and-------------------------------consolidated schools at— operation possible. They are vol- MEET WEDNESDAY articles were made—23 outing baby Hastings. Nashville. Woodland. Free.111 b. >o whJTu ‘“IWunteera. donating their time to help Mn, H. J(xm. eteto* gowns: 19 baby blankets; 3 baby । port, Middleville. Delton. Kellogg Hastings get properly organized for man of lhe Pennock Hospital GultaM oulred and.will br avallahU tn . kimono*; 3 baby sacqu^s; 30 baby ,Ag. ---------- Richland• Ag. --------and Woodland Juniors to dreMes: 87 bibs; 36 baby bonnets: Assyria Twp.—Bell. Eagle. Austin. storf ' meeUng a* Wednesday April 3 pairs baby mittens. Seven and Assyria Center. Ellis, Briggs. Check­ you Pre«"t "Girl Shy" In fact, all those working on the: Dlnner uto be served at 6:10 o^Cl Applicants for sugar rationing 1. Applicants should comt pre­ one-half dozen diapers were also ;ered and Lincoln. books are urged by the Office of pared with n list of the members ot determine whether or not you come! Woodland High school Juniors home defense organization anywhere! ln Ule Methodist church pariora Baltimore Twp.—Dowling. Striker. Price Administration to study care­ their families, giving the exact under tlie trade classification. •• w«l present the play "Girl Shy" in In the county deserve fine co-opera­ Total expense for the above was tion. fully the application card, illustrated name of each. . Guild chairman any time befora < e -----------------I Woodland High school auditorium 8338.62. of which 8127.07 went for McOmber. Hendershot. Weeks, Dur­ above, and have the correct answers In the very near future those In Tuesday noon. April 2g. .. on KUUI1 ui 2. An exact u^,, description of men each, h(,nln| ^Ii/Fnntc LI _r. ’ Friday evening. April 24. at 8 shipping charges and 8211-33 for fee and Barney Mills Reports by the Guilds will be giv. Carlton Twp. - Rogers. Carlton mu.’! member of the family unit, giving Wenral oruaenrs nere (c-ctoek. The piny is directed by charge'of air raid and fire defense thread, buttons, tape, snaps, pins, here liope to iiave available for enter. Fish. Welcome Comers, * andA a'ld*’\ri?J Jhkm the height, weight, color of eyes. With Health Dept. Center. S n/'X Mrs. Frances Sawdy assisted by Elpatterns, etc. During the period town. Coats •* made for every person for whom color of hair, age and sex of each1 I* * nora Cole and Mr. Donald Gager, showing, a special film illustrating being prepared Trom July 1, 1941 to D« 3I- ,M1- Brown. Coat* Grove and Ragla. one. | There are four senior dental stu-1 class adviser. The following sUi- methods of dealing with incendiary C^eton Twp-!^te View. Marmember of each rBmUy Ji. to time cards were kept and 54 women ; 3. Hie person who register* for <*enU fr0T. ,he University of Mlchl-1 dents are taking part In the play: bombs and other phases of civilian spent over 841 hours cutting gar- Un. Barryville and Shores. appear at the nearest elementary the family unit must state hto or ?“n, „spen.d!n* April 121 Gene Rising. Gerald Mtoke, Geneva defense work. lion. menu and preparing finished garHastings Twp —Fisher. Gregory. I school to apply for all members of her exact relationship to each mem1„ ,lcld 25*lhl Vernon Baitinger. Phyllis Bar­ Pennock Hospital Guilds are t menu for shipping. Altoft. Star, Hastings Center and • the family. ber of It. )the ^arr> Uo. Health Dep;. They|num, Cari AUerdlng. Joans Hersh- Independents Begin - Ute saving and water safety ac- Quimby. j u Qjp biggest registraUon Job compltohed. contributions msda, 4. It Is necessary to know to the **r«er' 6tella Jordon. Maxine Dan(Contlnued on page 3. Sec. 1) Practice pound just how much sugar to in Anthonj Markovich, and George j C is. MarjoryEngland, Maurice Vandues paid and the enthusiastic it)« Hope Twp. — Doud. McCallum., ever undertaken in so limited a lime Cedar Creek. Hinds. Shults. Brush I jn the United State. Within four «n h S"dS l i a T S ™ <*. -----Ridge and Cloverdale. , day. the naUon. 130,000.000 men. fairgrounds Sunday afternoon for j Ing the hospital the Initial practice session of the! Irving Twp—Cobb. Wood. Jones women and children will bv regls- the number of people in the family *Sth thl■ ^UrY Awards Weeber IIUUIV culls tUU., with Will, the IUC — making home 7» Hastings Independents.' There will' SPECIAL MEETING HOME and LlUle Brick. tered and will receive their ration units and stamp* will be torn out nurses and sanitary wim^'toM engineer. They! Damages of $200.00 be another session tills coming Bun­ JohnHoT Twp-Kln, T» ” bl<« )«» by the registrar for all .ugar in ex- i {X* NURSING CLASSES spend days with dentists <Sytwo <*irein^ th™ Wedin In ,he case Oo“u*b Ww:t*r v‘ day afternoon at 2 o'clock. AU base Bitvm, Brnwl. CuW.r, । >" «■ Um,. U» Of- cess of two pound* per person If will *2? Ihrm Wred. George Smith, the Jury on Tuesday ball players are welcome. . On Tuesday evening. Aprl , lice ot or pnct Price Aanunutrauon. wmen more than four stamp* have to be the enuntv nhs^rvinv BuUla and Bum>u«h. AdmmuuaUon, which removed, issuance of the book will ^^b?ra“2?7h^Hralth' «*“"»«* • verdict in favor of Wee; administersRationing, to urging ev ­ Program ii Being Arranged Maple Grove Twp.—Mayo. Moore.' ery applicant for a ration book to KIWANI8 OBSERVES be wlthhekl until taler. ber of 850 for personal Injury; 850 -GOOD WILL WEEK" for Big Day, May Fifth Dunham. Norton and Branch in the Central building come prepared with accurate infor­ One—and only one—member of d evening thrv will have dinner ,or Injury to personal feelings and United BUtes-Canada Goodwill > Orangeville Twp —Orangeville and' mation to all questions which the each family unit to to gn to the ele­ Tlie 37 Barry County iiome ex­ Week will be observed by Hastings ', registrars will ask when filling out mentary school nearest to the per­ tension groups have named Tues­ Blake. | or total damages of 8200, Sult was Klwanls Club April 26 to May 3 ac-' film from the Bute Prairieville Twp.—Milo. Prairie­1 the application form. son's residence to register and to* _ . - ---------------------------------- .1 originally filed for 815.000 on these day. May 5 as the date for their cording to Ken Sanderson, president.! If you answer these questions applyzfor ration books for the whole the Office of Price Administration* three Counts. ' seventeenth annual Achievement ville and North Pine Lake. Hundreds of clubs in both countries I Rutland Twp —Algonquin. Chidea-■ promptly. OPA estimates it will only family. OPA emphasises. Single as "a in-1 — ----- ------ •►*-» ---------Day program, according to Mary E. ‘a group two ---------------«*»■ x...< -------of . --...oforallmore . in-!, /'nUMITT Cr TA aa U'ZIbvb^ will take part. the picture This meeting is open cster. Tanner. Edger. Goodwill and1 take four minutes to .fill out thto people not members of a family unit, dividuals consisting persons COMMITTEE To WORK Bullis, home extension agent. form. One and a quarter million even if they board with a family, f— ------— in the l,M wMwn/iwwrnwu who are-----------------Hying together samel ,fs EMERGENCIES Mrs. Leon Dunning ot Delton, Yeckley. Dance at Welcome Orange ha)!,' Yankee Springs — Oates and Yan ­ 1 school teacher* will serve as regis ­ must apply for themselves. ’ ' 1 I household who_are related by blood L00 * 1 "Ir-raid wardens with Rich ­ county home extension chairman, Sat. night, April 25.—Adv. trars. kee Springs. ard Endsley as chief, met Monday A family unit has been defined by er marriage." r> — lias named the following committees evening at the police station and for the event, which will be held 1 organized a city wide canvass for APPLICATION FOR at the Central School in Hastings: volunteers to serve on the Emergency Program—Mrs. Carl Scofield. Housing and Feeding committee.! Woodland; Mrs. Belle Mullen. Del­ This group would act In case of an I ton; Mrs. Ar^iur Hansen. Hastings. air raid in which homes were de-' Luncheon—Mrs. W. D. Barnes and strayed and citizens injured, re-1 Mm Harry Young. Hastings. qulrlng aulstance tn housing and Arrangements—Mrs. Earl Boulter. feeding the afflicted. Delton; Mrs Laurence Beadle and Commander ^larry Larsen of the Mrs. Ellin Kelley. Hastings. American Legion states that the Exhibits—Mrs. Mary Payne and Legion and Auxiliary will serve as SDDXXSS. AND DESCRIPTION Mrs. Albert Stauffer. Hastings. • Conllnted from lost week! 10103—McCarty. Harvey Franklin the basic committee, but asks that Hospitality — Mrs. Harry Rlsor. churches, schools, hospitals, etc., 11005—Manning. Walter Michael Hastings; Mrs. Merle Bradfield. Del­ send him names of responsible 10509— Matherson. Raymond John ton; Mrs. Bernard Tasker. Bellevue; 10073—McCrea. James iwBsa* ■ members who would serve on this 10665—Mathison, Hans Mrs. Lawrence Farrell. Hastings; committee In case of an air raid 10112—Matthews, Clarence Chlleon Mrs. Harry Stimson. MiddlevlBet with its attendant damages. Your 11050— Matthews. Elmer Jay Mrs. Russell Whitemore. Hastings I0W4-McClintock. Rufur cooperation will be greatly appre­ 10852—Marble. Lewis B and Mra. Ward Moon, Hickory Cor­ 1028F-Marahall. Cl*re Curtis ciated. ners. '.rlW 10560—Marshall. Eddie THREE HRE CALLS 1069g—Marshall. Everett Russell Defense Meetings In ON TUESDAY lOTH'-MarahaH. Georges. Hastings firemen 10269—Manman. Jay William Assyria and Woodland three alarms on Tuesday, two being 10028—Martin. Arland Francis Two Home Defense meetings are 10630—Martin.' Benjlmln scheduled In the county during the the rear of the A. B. Gldley lol on 10339—Martin, Moyd Alfred coming week. On Friday evening. W. Oreen St., and the second grass 10215—Martin, George Allan April 24. at 0 o'clock there will be 10004—Martin, John A. a meeting at Assyria Center called The third fire caused damages of 10475—Martin. Peter A. by Supervisor Clare Holder. On about 1200 at the Hastings Lbr. and 11.736—Martin, Raymond Alfred Wednesday evening. April 29. there 10454—Martindale. Junior Clarence will be a meeting In the Woodbind by the carelessness of someone who threw a lighted cigare 10146—Martz. Alfred Dewitt teresled In problems.ot Home De­ some leaves. Had It occurred even fense are invited to attend each a half hour later, when th? men had left for the night, th meeting. J1163—Matyailc, Tboy Joraph BENEFIT BAKE*BALE would, do doubt, have been much 10761—Mayo. Bhlrley Burke Goodyear Bro*. Hdwe . Bat. April. 10214—McCabe Samuel >5. Quimby W. S. C. 8.—Adv. 4-23. —ON FAY DAY, BUY BONDS— 1090d—McCall. Arthur Nlper James %*/ a “trs,:: puhli Prvb«t< >ln» tll*4 'ln« Ibal find an• • lilr.1. Ml Dibit* Study of Blank Form Will Help Speed Up Routine of Sugar Rationing HOME EXTENSION ACHIEVEMENT DAY Gottllib I claim* BARRY COUNTY DRAFT NUMBERS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL U, 1H1 THE TALK OF THE TOWN eyHAve ' SO MUCH 70 CHOOSE OUR yes.. , ANPTHE QUALITY /S SO \veeeNPA9LS/ t' || PAAR rrkITrn rUvU VEIXIEK HAS BECOME BARRY COUNTY'S BUSIEST FOOD STORE BECAUSE WE SELL QUALITY FOOD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES TOP-O OLEO GELATIN JELLOo'ROYAL SUGAR - 5 LB. SACK 5*29c 2 - 31c 32c SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING SHRED. WHEAT 2 Pk,. 21 = POST TENS r.®;. 22c WHEAT POPS 2 pkgg. 15c WHEAT FLAKES 2 Pk9.25c MILLER'S — with bowl free. 22c I RINSO Giant size . _ ____ 60c 1 PET MILK FLOUR BISQUICK COCOA 3 cans 25= ■1 30c Lg. Pkg. ;33= f II T Morton's A J AL I Iodised £ 15= lljlfr GRAPEFRUIT 19c JUiLL Shurfinc, 46 ox. COFFEE 2^. 3 it. 59= IfF fDFAM Chocolotc ILL IKCAFI Vanilla, qt. 25= SPRY - 1 LB.24c 3 lbs.____________ 69c GOLD DUST LUX FLAKES SILVER DUST _____ large large QQ O vC bo. Hershey's Soap Bar of Soap Free 5 21 33 15 29* 23‘ 37 10 11 25 19 ?? MONEY ?? Opportunity s Knocking! That's right . . . money's always welcome . . . and we have it ready for you. Need a loon? Let us ar­ range it for you. CALL — WHITE — OR PHONE 25c d“ Hastings, Michigan PHONE 2722 riLAM sJ Hastings. Mich. IIFAIICJP Telephones 2244-2557 BL— FRIDAY and SATURDAY — APRIL 24 and 25 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION , Hoddy McDewall the New Kid Star ON THE SUNNY SIDE" William Powell as Philo Vance, the Detective THE KENNELL MURDER CASE' 29c BOILING BEEF CHUCK ROASTS SUNDAY and MONDAY — APRIL 26 and 27 Ray MHhnd and Paulette Goddafd in choice cuts, ib. 4 ftC | y all good * chuck cuts .b. ft steer brisket cut*, lb. > V £0 1- J I THE LADY HAS PLANS" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED., and THURS. — APRIL 28. 29 and 30 parole Lombard and Jxrk Benny in Boneless Veal Roasts Swift's Premium, lb. 35c PORK STEAKS .,.d.cun «, 33‘ BACON TID BITS s'iw.d SIRLOIN Round Steak, Ib. 37 ' SLAB BACON VEAL STEAKS», . lb 35‘ B0L06NA ""’’sLeed CHOP SUEY MIX ,b 35‘ POTATO SALADS COTTAGE CHEESE c'^,(b10e PIG LIVER ^ct’n'k or chop 16 :.lb. 25' lb 21 lb 19 !b. 19 ,b TO BE OR NOT TOBE" Fresh Ground Beef 80' lean L39c food;,center UAH It Y TIIEATKW7 JB_jl Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY — APRIL 24 and «5 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION "COME ON DANGER" Rent Tayler and Frances Langford in MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER' SUNDAY and MONDAY — APRIL 26 and 27 Humphrey Bogart and Conrad Veldt tn ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M la 5:H TUES.. WED., and THURS. — APRIL 28. 29 and 30 206 E. State St., Hastings, Mich a W n i N. Main St., Nashville, Mich DANGEROUSLY THEY LIVE' ■ * PREPARE FISH PONDS IN ORANGEVILLE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING At a Price You Can Afford To Pay LAMB ROASTS ll Car Limit For County Now The Barry County 'Rationing Board at their meeting an Mtoday granted new car purchase appheaUoiu of Robert Van Der Veen and C. E Morford. Tire and tube applications were granted as follows: Pavengcr: Dr. Burton Perry. Ure and tube; Dr. P. o. Pullx, a Ores; Bert -Troutwinr. tube. Truck and farm Implement: Banv Co Road Comm, tire: Geo Myers, lire and tube; Nashville school tube; Mearl Rarlgh. a tires; Henry R0«er*. a tires and tubes: Nashville village, tire and tube. Obsolete tires: Binion Ellerbeck, two. and Bert Trout wine. 2. Passenger retreads. Maurice Greenman. Harold Smith, George Johnson and Alton Elwood, each one Truck retreads: state Hwg. Dept 10. and Barry Co. Road Comm. o. The limit of new cars available in the county has been reduced to two. which necessitates the holding over of some applications for a later date. Come in today or phooe 2722 for information about loons. A Real Treat, Top Quality Meat PORK M ROASTS B t CARS AND TIRES GRANTED MONDAY 101 1-2 W. Stale Street lt.. th h In Barry Co. thousands of young trout have ■ been piaeed tn thr creeks where trout live, during tne past few years and fishing luis been the best in the following streams, reports Conservation Officer George Sumner: Glass. Cane. Hill. Horn. Hough and Tamarac creeks. But In order to make good catches of trout. I lhe weather must be wanner than ORANGES GRANULES FLAKES JAc MANHATTAN giant box nrU Is helping to care for Mrs. Clinton. • •*'*•*■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Wilkes of Chicago have moved into the rest-, In tarp re fa tion Of Recent dence at 653 W. Green St., recently Regulations Announced vacated by Mr. and Mra. C. B. Burk-' holder. When Michigan’s trout fishcrMarshal) Cook, son of Mr. and: , . ~ Mrs Robert Cook. Hastings, hu been raen UMe w the «i"»ni3 next Satacceptcd as a Naval Aviation Cadet urday, April 25. they will find the end teft Wednesday for training at creel limit law of lhe last decade a Michigan base. | 0U( 0, lls(l and ,h» new law in force Officers have not as yet been able UmltlniTa day's ratelTto W pomSi to make any program in det^minln, of and 7one althou£?7he the whereabouts of North SheUen- calch may not „ceed 15 n,h ^°rKTrAn interpretation of lhe law has Ing to Sheriff Glenn Bera Sbellen- been made by stale conservation de­ barger was reported missing after payment executive* and all eniorcattendlng a stock sale at the fair ment officers have been instructed I grounds here on April 10. He is. to use the largest fish in the creel thought to have had about *IA0 on to be. weighed as the additional his person at the time he disap- trout over the 10-poqnd limit I*ared' The'law provides that the day's • • * ,----------catch may Include brook, bnrxn. Pat jot a Job in a railroad station, and’ rainbow trout. It is aimed to When tHe first train came in, how-, avert Hie taking of too many big ever, he forgot the name of the ftsh by a fisherman in a single day. station, so he called out: I Executlvra.of the conservation de"Here ye are for where ye are’ partmenlbijexpialnhig the manner going. All in there for here come In jUH-rn the law will be enforced out" ---------------------------xSserted that if u fUhcrman should --------------- «< a :------------! lake, any a 12-pound rainbox., he • The coat of living, it is esUmated. ’Uli would be entitled to another will be about seven or eight per cenL *ny fLshemtan still would more in 1M2 than in 1941. i not h*'e »© ««** Ashing If the first | catch of lhe day should exceed 10 ———————— I pQynd, . J Wliile the law has been changed relaUve to the dally catch, it ra! mains the same regarding the sire of | the flsli taken. A trout sttll must be seven inches In length to be a legal f Whole Wheal Bread Pineapple Turnover*s TENDER CRISP CELERY large stalk STRAWBERRIES Ripe, Delicious qt. FLORIDA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 10 for ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 SUNKIST LEMONS 300, dox. YAMS 4 it.. FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES Fi“l 8ib>. HOME GROWN GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches FRESH, TENDER CARROTS 2 bunches TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT Seedless 6 for SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs. 17 22 24c OU> 11 c ccmclhd before Mr. Scharff's death last December and their divorce was never filed which appeared In the April 2nd Court News. Mrs. S Conger Hathaway had the misfortune last Wednesday to sprain her ankle. She was taken to Pen­ nock hospital for X-rays and is doing as well'as possible. David M Leary has been pro­ moted to the rank of sergeant, which came through work he did ‘ aa Chief-projectionist at lhe War Department Theater No. 2 He is stationed at Scott Field. Hl. A meeting ot me ooanl ot direc­ tors of lhe Hastings High School Alumni Association was held, on j Thuraday evening. Various commit> tec chairmen were appointed by the president. Wellesley Ironside, and plans were dUcusscd for the annual banquet which will be held on Fri­ day evening. June 5. Watch the Banner for further announcements. FOR TODAYS DINNER CALIFORNIA SUNKIST LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 19‘ SWAN SOAP 3 bars 1 7 giant Q Ac FLAKES box OO LUX SOAP 3 b„. 19‘ Hand Soap Qc GRE-SOLVENT can 3 tave moved from E. State Road to 703 S. Michigan Ave. yearling brook, brown and rain­ bow trout are now being planted in the spring brooks of Harry, Eaton, Calhoun, and Jackson counties. will be tuuble to HEINZ CATSUP Large battle_____ . 2 for WHEATIES 10c CORNFLAKES V 8= POST TOASTIES pkg 8c CHEERIOATS pkg 12c I »^^.L^X’,SliEW limit on J xssiis TROUT FISHING WiiHlV On Sunday fifteen members of the Rod and Gun club went to Or­ angeville to clean the vegetation out of the fish ponds, and put in the flood gates In pre|>aratlon for plant­ ing the spawn, which will be done .in the near future. Due to present conditions lhe an­ nual banquet will not be held this year and the money with which to carry on the projects will be raised through membership subscriptions which are $] 00. It lx necessary thnt there be a large number of Tnnnberahips among the xjiorUmcn and other Interested people of Barry county, in order to carry on Hie worthwhile program »ponxored by the club- A membership drive will be conducted In the near future. However, any member of the dub will be glad to receive your mem­ bership dollar prior to Hie start of the drive. H Municipal Court The following were arraigned in the Hastings Municipal court: Mar­ ion Eckelbeckrr, 22. and Letha Vrsier. 27. of Johnstown Twp. pleaded guilty lo the charge of larcenv of an Iron pump from thr Yankee Springs project and each wav fined *25 and *4 50 costs. Ell Bronson. 68. pleaded guilty lo a drunk and disorderly charge and paid the fine of 110 and *4 50 coats. Harry Bush. 42. Hastings, pleaded guilty to a drunk and disorderly charge and was fined *1Q and *4.50 > * coats. . Floyd Webster, 61. and Harry Braombaugh. 50. both residing on R. 4. in Baltimore Twp.. .were arrested Monday evening in Hope Twp by Deputy Glen Swift and Sheriff Glen * Bera on a drunken charge. They were arraigned In Municipal court Tuesday morning and Judge Cortright oasesaed Webster (15 plus costs of *585 or five days in Jail. He paid lhe *20 85 Broombaugh was given 20 days in jail, a fine of *20 and costs of M2S If fine and costs are not paid, an additional 20 days in jail must be served A court official, after explaining the history ol lhe American Flag to a group ot aliens seeking ciUaenahlp papers asked one of them: , "Tell me—what flies over the city ha lit" The alien blinked a minute •Peejiru!" Pint Brjde: "Yes. air. fve got my husband where he eats out of my hand." Second Brjdc: "Saves a lot of duh washing, doesn’t lit" - �M|||| AI nEHAHTC !:Sw^2\^Te ANNUAL REPORTS RED CROSS OFFICERS TTTE HASTINGS BANNER. TPUBSPAY, APRIL 13. 1*11 ' HIS DIFFICULTY The Merrl-Go club met on Friday' * SOCIAL EVENTS i. and Mr..’ FTrd'n-fodrl ”iOl*rt " : Red, White and blue formed the ; | decorative mtXif on Monday evenhtg '1 Z4..?‘e ?ul'***, Womens Hospital (niild at the Presbyterian church parlor*. Tiny flag ,1 acai* otcoraud the nupk'”- —■* AND CLUB NEWS ' James*1 Whltoomb Riley ence at-i tended a party at which were pres-; ent a number of would-be UterarjP people. One budding author, a, • { The art class Lv making posters (Continued from page 1. Sec. I) I to be put in the hall*, in an effort' young woman whose success had UvlUes were rather limited during ,o.fu«‘*r lh* ot »«r «“«”!» tlonal. wu bemoarang the ttonai. JuT was bemoaning the poor I U“' I**' Albert D>k-1,n'1 bond’ |nrt?i. i prices paid in lhe literary field,- - J *trn. chairman of that department.! Small skits jm salesmanship were! "Of course, Mr. Riley," site said Till* is partly due. no doubt, to thei written and given In Miss Karnin--......................... ' ■' --------- ------------ -■ score* were held --------------by Mr*. .—.J Leo u„ TUI. lx thirty-threv .u T,,, member* and ' gurata—u M.. Lnrn M..r .,«! Un. M.mu tan Lnd to to“ «T"" Tl» »•>. party will 1» ,1 ,„„„ , y.,,, ... 'iu,. „„ ------- . High School acn aavrat B Imtrue uun ’luxe inn tnKU* ran*, Mond Monday. »/- A April Prtl 30. -opened the'poet. the poet. I do. But sometimes I sit u» H “UW all dity and cant think of a jingle’ 0 ,en baseball mm. for the Hasting* -------- “( word.. 7£.m. Snlor Urt OX---------?*-“? .L. “j “*»">"• Tn»" 2“st SPECIAL'S «H 5 tewed BROOMS OLD DUTCH CLEANSER MA6IC WASHER napkinfree WAIVE! WALL PAPER CLEANER FELS NAPTHA SOAP I A vUltor was entering a museum; ■ word Victory/ Following thr short Inc chi*s nt like Al-Gon-Quln met tUd KerUr* K000 Pitching. I * /’ \On. Saturday the croup enjoyed with .o little rr«nntv.e it ,u<. A <T11C? he was stopped by the new Saturday afternoon afternoon Mrs Mrs Wil-I Wil- . bw.lneas business seultai. A track track mee» mee» was was held held Tuesday Tuesday when ^ron. liir group, enjoyed W|th so little response it was disr_r Fox and Mrs. Francu Hamll- (.Ringing ’ with Battle Creek Central. । !'Lpop.u5a.^. .n,.,er continued. I "Pardon me, sir." he said, "but if Kalamazoo entertained nt the IrtWhtrh n number of high :xlux>l »iuSeven First Aid classes of 20' The last club hour of U»e year will1 you must leave your umbrella ! dents, under the. direction of Miss’ hour* each have been conducted by I* held Muy 12. here." Tlmothy"-HQward *Ellcn Leonard)II Dorothy Ellen Cook. presented a Rtiuall Beeler, eiuilnnan of First I College day was April 17. 1 "But I have no umbrella." replied twenty guestsbeiugjjrmnt' Visiting! ishort play which was exceedingly Aid. A total of 230 members |>avsed “*“* :c~~ from that day seniors were *excused and games furnished the afternoon'sjwell „... done. Tiv .... committee .„r for May the tests. At the present time their afternoon clashes to attend the! the man In turprise. HASTINGS entertainment, Mrs. Howard was thej b Mrs. Bessie Smith, chairman, Mrs there are 12 large classes awaiting group meetings held In the gymn-l "Then I'm afraid you must go recipient of many lovely gift*. Those1 Maude Smith. Mrs Msrysrvt Stor- First Aid instruction. Albert Dyk­ aslum and to confer wth college rep-.' and get one." said the doorkeeper . firmly. "That notice say* that all i attending from Hosting* were Mrs i knn and Mr-,. Lydia Surion. The stra assisting Mr. Beeler as teacher. resentatives. I umbrellas must be left at the door "' Wm. Sehadcr, Sr. Mrs fharles! meeting night h.u been changed Miss Bernier Jensen will speak at Their schedule cover* all parte of Leonard. Mrs. Harley Fox. Mr*.| from the third Wednesday in the the county. Total txpen*c for the an assembly May 15. on "Japan." i BANNER WANT ADVS. Archie Reickord. Mr*. Glenn Dens-, month’ to the third Monday, [ FU*t Aid station and instruction The Girl Reserve* and Hl-Y are! more. Mrs. Eddie Storkan. Mrs. Fred • • • making it possible for us to hear her. I was S175M, Jonet and Mis* Grace Relckord.' Mr*. F. W. Stebbins was ho-.tr*-, to' Enrolled in the Flrrt Aid clave* The Hl-Y attended St. Rose Cath-1 also Mr*. Forre*L Johnson of Held-;llu- Study club ojt Monday. Mr. , arc city flfemrn. police, alr-rnld olic church Sunday In a body. | Ing, ■ Harold Phillip* giving a . review of Mr. Damson** history classes are| • . . iih» xiav -u.niw ui.. n,. wardens and civilian*. A First Aid Mr and Mn. Edward Smith en-:bl!■*>i'd to welcome Mr*. A ?tnUo” al ,r<»- f01r h.*s preparing skits for presentation over I the public addrev. ty.Mem for the! trrtiilned revera! friends In Imnor Cnrveth. who ha., been south all Mrs Kendall Reahm. chairman of pmpcxse ot promoting defense stamp! of James Hover'., birthday on it!-I winter, , , . , • Home Nursing', reports seven clrtsse* day evening. Prire* at <‘tu>a» Were I TTie Unger Longer * * * club met- wlt • ‘1 *>’ Ptwress. four of which will comMiiw Carol Fuller Is In a Battle] won by Mrs. Ward Erwuy. Ajbcrt I )Mr.- Chas. Hubbard Saturday night n'1''* wor‘t M“* 21 T™ Creek Civic Players one-act play to. Vedder and Mr. and Mrs Gower. >' , ... .... Defend Your Budget With Low Prices! |J . • . total enrollment is 151 ^ Clas ’er. ... ore .be presented In Kalamazoo. April J .. „ . , ’ * ’ . , , Mr. and Mr.*. Hmry Cole of Coat* held.In Hwstlnvs. Middleville. Clear j 2G. Mrs itobert Moore entertained her c.rove gave a family dinner Sun- lake esmp and Nashville. These An assembly was held in the gym! ortuge Club on Wednesday evening Unv ln honor ,hflr M)(| >sscn, bre practical and helpful to on Friday. April 17. for aU slti-i mrK •„... LongWearing WearingQuality Quality ' H = fl ... J------1* ' ro'’* *“* ....... who who was was inducted muurtca Into into rite Hie army army all an who wno attend attma regularly rcguiuriy and ana wl|l wip dents Interested In victory garden-1 Smooth Cut ■.nrnv mwi j— April 2 k .. ---------of • dam-1• «-j. > mu wnra Erway ;.nd Mr. Mrs. Henrv Henry Tuewisy. Mr:, ------Robert-■ Cole proyr truly helpful In ease Ing. At that time student* were} Fine Quality Rayon! Muioer held low.. . :U|,| pV(. wllh ,,er Mr nn(j #g(. tn. an nir mid nr other wr- ' Rive given valuable Information* on the Wears Beautifully! Rayon SLIPS c ■».! rta. M . Mr’- Oscar Palmer, while Robert h grnev which might oZtr. us well as! growing of their gardens. Several of Doreen Clary * ln w rvj(P being extremely useful In one's own । ' ft tends surprised her with a carry-! ’ T T 'r CYNTHIA SLIPS T!,S5S“‘MASTIN coltstKS " rnw.- Uw ».r .Urtrtl In net. honor of her birthday thia month.: ... ,. M , ta*>- manv ,-xt-n call have come1 All enjoyed a very nleunnt time ।, Mrs Mr*.- Ida F,orv Elon' ** was’ callrtl called to !HI ,mBn ?an> ' »tra caits CU,L’ nav< nav* come 1 * rry pleasant tune. ,; W(XKllni)d •pt'' Woodland early Friday mpmtag mpmlng by by tor bm'" M’mm * and one one of of these. An unusual value in FourteciTguevLs were present at n! ,,‘1' *criou« illness of her *L*tcr. Mis* u'tu. for the roldiers at tort Custer nicely tailored, well surprise binhday party In honor of (Clara Blocher. Mbu: Blocher w.v. re- T*’- R,v Do” °„ury *“i ,ulSec! fitted pin dot rayon The fit of your dress . . . the smart H E. Birdsall Saturday evening, moved to Pennock hospital where ,o "Present the Barry. Co. Red crepe slips! Shadow swing of your skirt, all depend on Cross chapter chapter on on tnc the Fort Fort custer Custer Grimes and music furnished the cn-M>c underwent an operation far up- Cro** panel! the good tailoring of the slip you hruilnment. * pendlciUa the same day, Mm FBry C',n”’ und H?s“,‘n’ S>ervire Council Trimmed With Lace! wear underneath! Fine CYNTHIA • • * et.iycd at the hospital with her Fri- “n<l hBS *,v,n many houn’ 01 Rayon Sytin Thursday evening thr Laurel day und Saturday, reluming home ''rvice to this project. rayon crepes, in tailored or lace Included In blt hl* "ivirt rrixart were the Chapter O. E. S. of Nashville enter-. Saturday evening. She reported her trimmed style! Four-gore, bias or « Autfr. as gelling gciuiig along nicely. mceiy. following Hem*: For thr hospital talncd rite Barry Co. Chapters atL a:*l*ter. TIES straight cut types with rounded or Friendship night. ] Mr. and... Mrs. — George ... ChenoaUh Hl Fnrt Custer. S25 was sent to be Leonid*:, nsuca vuited ut'-ir their niece niece Mrs US*‘I nh needed by the staff; cookies V neck. Adjustable straps. 33-53. ,, ,, _ ’ * * , I'of "i LHmiau ’ ■ — •• tf, r are sent monthly., bv Service com ­ ?°W r’f Th* Sterling Weeks and family, over the Banner class of thr Mct|iodt*t UTrj.pni| ।, mlltces. Mrs Einnr iranairn. enutrmittce*. Mr* Frnndsrn. chairAdonna chttrch .school on Turstlay evening of. j ..p. u-lM> rfnp|Oycd in lnan: CUIM- drsseri plates and tumbNew designs you're Rayon tai wr-k. taU; .tour l» «i- th. ClrtUr ■rro»l«rtr tortorr In BuiirroAiatal l« rbe Mich»urc to like! And tliey tendance. Following lhe jwt luck,^^ n y flew home Friday eve- <wlte of ■ the pallcnte recreation are SO low priced! In N D I E S supper,.... oflierrs for jnJ lor for n a- tnuiiir counle uny* day*' visit visit with ...the ensuing _......” yenr]n imig will! building bvUw Dowling women. Mrs. n choice of trimming*. wrre elected as follows Pres . Mrs.! hu End Mrs. Elmer 'Greenfield, chairman: n used and »‘b parents. Mr. Mr. and Mr.. Elmer m e. cotu. v. p. Mra. -Alonzo, owesple. returning by plane Sunday u npw card table and some table games were donated, also n used Trim: Secy* Mrs. Ivn Kelly. Games evening SI'Itn or were Her enjoyed. Mrs J M. Miss Dori. Gillespie and Ml«s radio for the hospital ward. The Dainty, smooth fit­ Towownd. . Tow». rU.. n.-ml.-r! o„u »t .... Hastings library collected and do­ ting panties that w P—*™> U .1 brt .,,».„d >UHor. wnh II,r home nated 30 volume* of fiction and a PAJAMAS cling sleekly under large supply of magazines The sum !*• *“ ? “"'ton*, rttununs Sund*y Ulmwa her rrwmk ■Udi, -rkom-d h>r Mr ,n(1 u„ Cu,1L, .lld skirts f Smartly tai­ tributed and n cold-pack dinner Wirt hdrt.!»■ cl.« rnr-Uta ull[t], m, c,„k lored. or lavishly Is to be at the home of lhe Rev. and spent ------- ---------------------• Sunday with ■her parents. Mr.’ wax supplied for tl>e recreation St.-. — Grand n....i.ltrimmed with lace! Mr*. V E. H. n.KKI.1 Babbitt Iin Rapids. ' and Afra. Roland Barry. ; building. Butcher boy types with All of the above contributions interesting necklines ' ----------------Honoring Mr*. William McKnight OBITUARY were ---------for the------------------convalescent*. For the and trimmings! Some of Wilmette. III.. Dr and Mrs R. G Wm. Knestrick was bom In 1850 «ble bodied troops funds to furnish with smocking! PasFinnic rntertalneEl several guests in Knlamazoo Co. on thr farm now " »1<V ioom «lvc« lhc “»"» on Friday evening. Contract prizes owned by Wm. DePrlester. and °f innthsse furniture, etc went to Mr. and Mr*. Dtivld Good­ paxted away April 18. 1013. at hisj Hawthorne. Waiter Eaton and year. Mrs. McKnight came Friday home east of Climtix, aged 83 years? Mrs R M- Cook comprised the cornour wash dresses used to to mrel. Mr. McKniiiht. who arrived nine months. 15 days. In 1883 he "•»««• ’« ot lhl^ }u';d"?V have voluminousskirts, with •fWturday with JiTs imfrnts. Mr. and was married to Etile Simpson of ‘"K- T’1'* "ucccraful In their Glen-Row Spring flounces and raffleg 1" Mrs Jos McKnight, from pt. Lau­ Hope township and resided in Hint efforts and over S300 has been do«><>!>« .mu ivjrtira in iimi -...... ;........ , , , .---derdale; Fla. township a few years before moving; I‘nJrd1l0 !’1I.’. ,“”d ’i,-..* to Augusta where they lived for, 4B Junior Red Cross members have Mrs. Norbert Schownlter's Camp years. Nine years ago Iw movra to •«*« unususllv active thb year, reFire group entertained their mothers "the farm where he died. Three ehll- I*011*,thrUd dren were bom to the union: Eddie Sn» Contribution* to the War (or FuhtauM, Sllmnt—f trnoon. MLts Myra Bumgardner. and Clarence, who died in earlv fund from ID whonls Wtaled Camp Fire executive of Battle Creek, childhood, and Elmer at home. Sur- . H8S3: enrollment fee*. S«7J50. rural FOUNDATIONS wo* also a guest. Festive ' with the viving besides lhe widow and son/‘•nrolled. 55: number of enrolled new spring touches! Sunday evening fourteen guest* arc one sister. Mrs. Hattie Whlttr- r,xinu' ‘J» «r“dV* more of Delton; one brother. Joseph °' e, * n * nU J* m fE? erB ' were entertained by Mr. and Mrs Dressy, casual and Einar Frnnd*en at supper. Contract of Hickory Comers: two grandsons J-0*®- h*8h J^hool members. 16«L sport types. Gay g‘“ *7^?* whs played later with Mrs. Earl and one great granddaughter, Furitadea and navy. Coleman. Mn*. Clayton Brandstetter. netal service* were held at the Gar-) Pfd by the Jr. Red Cross at ChrislCotton Batiste and Rayon Il ’ s Smart to time. " “ Earl Coleman and A. L. Brown a* rctl funeral home at Augusta eon- ■, mas with lastex “Innerbelt." •winners Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Brown ducted by Rev. Rlgelmnn of Augusta. | Under the .splendid leadership of Rayon Jersey tops. Site* of Grand Rapids were out of town Interment in East cemetery at Hick­ Mrs Roy G. Hubbard, county chair­ Utile Boys man. the Red Cross will, no doubt, guests. . ory Comer*. continue its excellent record and be JIMMIES SALLY LEA' ready to meet the demands for as­ Of Bright Printed CUlton! sistance as they develop. 2 “»* large can 29<= 6Ear‘29 C. THOMAS STORES BRING RESULTS atmlVERSAJiY PL jubiVILL' 79« FOUNDER’S FEATURE 19c u 40 YEARS ago 49c ©s 149 298 SILK HOSIERY I19 398 NOW ... WASH FROCKS GOD'S COMING KINGDOM THE OBJECT OF CHRISTIANS' PRAYERS FOR LONG CENTURIES When will it be realized? Will we know each other there? Will we really 'Meet, Never to Part Again?" GIRLS* SLEEPERS 49c Oay little one-piece type. Basy-to-waahl Nursery prints . . . front buttoned. and 69c Sturdy cotton ma­ terial in various colors. Sises 3 lo LECLAHE E BEED Come and Hear the Bible Answer SUNDAY —8:00 P. M. APRIL 26 I.O.O. F. HALL CORNER lEfFERSON AND CREEN Encouragement For Dark Hours Ahoad! Ralph Hibbard and Mr. and Mrs.] Keith Calms of Kalamazoo. . , Bunday visitors at Leon Benedict's were Mr. and Mrs. Sterling French and son of Wickwire district. , Mr/and Mr*. Joe Stenger of Kal­ amazoo were Saturday night ifuests of Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Kahler Mr. and Mrs. Manson Couch have purchased a farm near Hasting* and will move in the near future. Mr. and Mr*. Chaz. Kahler visited Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Smelker of Middleville Sunday Unkind language Is sure to pro­ duce the fruit* of Unkindneu. that Is. suffering in the bosom of others. —Bentham. /* Or vv Tailored or trimmed styles OEc in fine knitted rayon. fov Camp Moccasins 198 Sensational Savings On Men's SHIRTS True moccasin structlon make these path - finders excep­ tional at tht* price. In Brown or White. Gris' DRESSES Smartly tailored lottons! OQ 03 GIRLS' SKIRTS Gored and QA BRIEFS Lavishly Tufted! Marveimu Bargains! 29c Combed cotton SHIRTS and BRIEFS-ribbed knit! BroadclWh SHORTS — clastic sides and “Grippers" fasteners! Most are Sanforized! Boys* Sizes Beautiful print* — florali, checki, itripe*—in cheer­ ful color harmonies youll enjoy as long as you wear Iheml Bia variety-—and all remarkable values, 1J29, Ironing I lar length to Save On A Sammer's 8appiy! CHILD'S ANKLETS A bright, gay note for all het summer sport* logs! Sturdy cotton sock* with stay-up" tops! 4 E ■ M 21‘ TOWELS Thick thirsty tarry towrisl Bright colorad 25‘ WASH SUITS Hell need several of these crisp, easyto-wasli suits! Of slub cotton' in col­ ors that stay bright -rsolid colors. Short or long pants. CHENILLE SPREADS Compare them In quality with any other spread* in town! All-over tufted spreads, or smart new designs ... In creamy white 30 SOCKS I49 2« SHORTS New Togs For The Little Ones! EAST WALL LAKE Sunday visitor* at Clifford Kah­ ler’s were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Be Like? ■Mill. Aid] For Girls' Rayon Panties dirndl styles! What Will Heaven ; HASTINGS RESIDED IN CARLTON SEVENTY-EignT YEARS Mr*. Alminv SCobey. “Rfd DI. passed away Wednesday afternoon.* April 15. at the home of her dnugh- j trr. Mr*. Grace Colvin, of Carlton taunship. She came from New York state to Carlton 7« years ago where she lias lived ever since. Her husband. Jonathan Scobey, a Civil War veteran, preceded her In death.. She eras a member of tl>e Welcome) Corners Methodist church and the, L. A. S. Despite her years she-kept I her faculties remarkably well and was greatly interested in things around her She is survived by three daughters. Mrs. Colvin, with whom site lived. Mrs. Ella Burd. Nashville, and Mrs Florence Lee. Edgeley. N. D.: tweritpslx grand­ children: twenty-five great-grand­ children and three gretri-greatgrandchlidrcn: also two brothers. Oscar Spencer of Hastings and Eu­ gene Spencer of California. The funeral was held at the Uxmard funeral home on Friday at 3.30 P. M. . the Rev. C. M. Conklin of Cedar Springs officiating. Interment was in Riverside cemetery. Flattering shades 2 for SHEER Dlnatwiw Binarl A THS FIHNtY WAV IS THS thsif.tv way a * * THS thriux way is TH* COTT �THK HASTINGS BANNER, THLR8DAY. APRIL U. 1H2 Backward Glance* of Yesterday Farm Bureau New8l^ih'^ ^'%“ t’0,c, which after-dinner Friday. April 34. there will be a' 'Hiomapple Twp.’ | A CWUln m’ 'ha* an aptitude for after-dinner Ths lady looked up from the meeting of the Associated Women: Francis N. Bateman and wife to' Eran If this 1* true—aud it prob-1 TWENTY YEARS AGO . '.ipoaking. He has been heard at bouillon with a long-suffering exof the Fann Bureau, al 1:30 p. m. Donald B. Flahar an' " nh.ri— Nom. j a** ... . thc frxabytcrlan church parlors. 33. — Carlton Twp .nni 36. M 1923 lira anariev ----------------------------- -iHee. ------— • *«»»• many Important functions and has prearian. “I think the bat after­ ably is—it will take strongir cvlApril Charley Norris scored 848 for 111 Capital Ave *' ® __ rt,c. - A bo«.to, u><. nrinds-n and with . mi k. ~ o .‘SSI’S: KF-dE? it memory ot Thomas Bulltv.r vu,^ Warner, their opponents Lie Ml ™oC^l“"s nresXnL M-!2?U’*T*JLBnd wUeot AiT?LSf a*. .... fu k DMr' - - ---------- ----- ---------- — ---- i w WMC ua MUOC WMl f lhe to. •court house Saturday wwj,.;; --- _ •• able to vppvuc.u U-Ue Associated MIC*. OX lUlOOlS. presidentrf : •r held at ‘he Ttoo!. Room were win but the W^n^f Ameri"°- Hasting* city. | A r***‘ dtan*r *»• wU« 111 he‘P w,th dahfl atoriea concerning Barry county men Clare Hoffman was a fellow traveler: t*1'1 at the court house Saturday t«e Tool Room were able to win but the Associated Women of Ameri. ‘ . i ... rrtnralmr Hamer nrrr ’^IA can — Farm Bureau ___________ ..__ _. morning, hl* by vnternlAm members nf of the Rarw Barry a " I one game. game Homer Reynolxis Federation Her'«rZ2/ . “ec*w,u’ t0 J- Frank -------— ■ ■ ------- ' ——————— In aarvioe. I with enemy agents. I County Bar. Judge Clement Smith ^®red 530 for Machines and Byron topic will be. "Present Need .of fC|U’LJJ2£.*1{e' 101 fl' BL Ifl- D*n” W, «xUd Uk, to prlal all of inch1 .nd to.-- presided n^h.-Mr™7o7S; 1»-to"^ Fletcher hit 538 for Office to give United Effort of Farm Families" > kAdd -------------------------’ Hastings Hasting* city. it Loan Assn, to ' ........................................................... * " ’ j 8-C. Van Houten, for many years the OH»«* boys a three game victory. The meeting isHasting* open to Bldg, aU women -jUeUa L. Reed, lot 3, BL 3. Ken-r«fcri ftor <of the big general atore at Wl'* Ayres scored 633 for Shippers who desire lo attend ' and a question of censorship is in- »l*ted In being a militant Isola- prof rietor | field* Second Add.. Ha*ting* city. ..w^.ir.d. lias sold his stock and * nd DeWayne Pugh countered with volved. tlonist and having the "guts" to l Vema B Emerson to Jame* Black­ fixtures to E. O. Shomo and Clyde 530 for Engineers with lhe latter Every publication in the U. ti. A. stand up and express his* views W. Ruell of Allagan. ford and wife. NH Iota 2 and 3. scoring a two to one -•-*—• The Monufocture of typewriters hos been curtailed BL^5. Daniel Striker'* Add. Hasting* ha* been put on It* honor lo with­ without mincing words. Eugene F. Nichol* ha* sold hLs independent Leaaue for the durotion. It is o patriotic duty to conserve home on W. Walnut St. to his ’ T " “ * ,ue It should p6w be obvious to every­ hold from print information which Mfrdloa won a palr^of game* at me equipment. ’ Wilson Duncan and wife to Matt­ father. H. A. Nichols and ha* moved might be of value to the enemy. one that ^the views of ardent iso­ back onto hb farm in Carlton Twp. S’ wUh S hew R. Kaplan, lot M. Sundago - supple-• Will .... Slhbee .has mw accepted a ’j Wedel There I* a federal bureau of cen- lationist’ In this country a poslW1 scoring *corlni? best h"' in *" the th- match Come in and ask us about this, new Conservation Pion ! Park. Hastings Twp sorahlp but it functions mosUyin-mented the objectives of axis agents tion in a'fumlt'ure tacunTinVrand u85Jk?l,n£d PooJ F^<)HATE _____ .. I Jerome Zalser to Howard Borden for prolonging the life and efficiency of your type­ E»t. Llewellyn I. «Campbell Petl-'lot 7. Sec. 17. Yankee Springs Twp ‘ an advisory capacity since strict over here in an almost perfect man- Rapids, leaving for there last week C?.1*?. ®ob writer . on fororder admtni.tratnr filed ordrr for I Myrick Curtis ahd wife to Ernest , .... ha* ner. Italy. ,Germany Mr*. Silsbee loin M™him ®!**^ later w . 51B- . woodland dropped Uon for administrator filed, for government control of. znews and will Japan wl" Desl ^2 hIm a pair of games to Banner. Harry publication entered. A. Cunningham and wife. 40 Ac. to-hm.uw Thl. country »»ntod to kryp u. nrurr.1 unul S imljita. JStarf ? kmC Long was high in the match with Est. William------------Carve*.---Jr. Release, Sec. 8? Woodland Twp. ---- ----------------------------LEE OFFICE SUPPLY of guardian filed, discharge of, Nellie Brady Thomas to Stale of' had unpleasant experiences with ■ England was broken and al) of Eur- Of paralysis on Thursday of but "Businessman's Department .Store" guardian issued, cstate enrolled, ' Michigan par. Sec. 3: 80 Ac. Sec censorship In the last war which ope, Africa and Asia under Axis week and died on Monday, never re- Recreation League IM E. State St Phone 3747 Hastings Ice ice and and Fuel Fuel scored scored aa -,EfU E*w*«»w' Annual account! 10: par. Sec. 10. Yankee Spring, It U trying lo avoid. control. Then it would be our turn, saining consciousness. i1 ^Hastings big 2746**eries Monxtav niaht and ftled’ order tor Publication entered. , Twp. .Thu*, the present polloy of rely-, However, before Pearl Harbor O.Z.E*1. ‘ Edward E. Oowel*. Supple-! Minnie I. England, et al. to HarTHIRTY YEARS AGO wOn three game* from Platon Rings. tag on the honor and co-operation there was an honest difference of mentary Inventory filed, petition for old E. Carpenter, et aL par. Sec. April 35. 1913 Dave Goodyear scored 598 for the license to sell filed, order for pub- i 8; Orangeville Twp. ■ of Individual editors. opinion. Many Americans believed (IW Ior A uu| bill Mpplvpriaull appropriating 880.000 for B a' ____ ® P”*®® | Clarence D. Gam to Maude B. What conaiitutcs news valuable that a policy of staid neutrality and pcutoffTce^ta"Hastings><p*tted,Qthe 10 w‘“i Al Brown scoring lication entered. Est. 58J for Leonards Leonard* and George Juppto the enemy? absolute Isolation from affairs in U. 8. Senate on Wednesday , 58) - Fred J. Hughes. Final account Mumias par. Woodland village. .-------------------------------------Benjamin D. Walk? to Hugh W. The bureau of censorship has not Europe and Aria was the rafest m'X'^n ^^the Wo<£e-J^7rom MN«h: ^n “ Shupp. Pina! account uuvou, ,uau .’an icuiaiKnuic ; - - ------------....... ............ ....... I Fumias and wife, lots 14. 15. 23. 33. escape from death in an interurban v le w®*} ,hc odd samescoring from Nashbeen able to give explicit answen course for us to follow. Imk Tw Vern Smith high nl«\ . and 34. Morgan village. Sec. 30. Ca*Z Est. Milo Order in the match with ” ~ to this question. It has merely Representative Hoffman believed j w Armbruster will celebrate. ln 'hr mB,z 'h w1 ”’ 545. ‘ G DeVries. - - ap - ­. tlcion Twp. pointing administrator entered, bond। Maude B. Fumls* to Benjamin stated the problem in a general sort, in isolation He not only .believed the fifth anniversary of the Palm: > Sportsmen's league . Dug las Wall*, par. Woodland vil­ ot administrator filed, letter* ot ad ­ ' ' i In it but talked about it in a good Garden Saturday. lage. ’ 1 Ken Clark set a hot pace in the ministration Issued. old free-for-all, Donnybrook Fair ‘, Henry C.°°k h“ ‘ ,he «mtract SDOrtamnn's Judgment of the editors. league Wednesday , Glenn leRny Oarlinger and wife Est. id* A CheeM-man. IM.wlinrge u n-J, .. u., for ■ ««» Imute to be erected at the ■Facts, unpublished, can-do nc: I style. He pulled no verbal punches corncr Of Center and 3. Hanover' night when he scored a 631 series of administrator issued, estate en­. to Freeland J. Garllnger, par. Nash­ ville village. ' made up of 201-210-210. His team. rolled. damage." That 13 going to be the• and never tried to dodge the issue streets. । Bekha Wellfaro to Leo J. Well­ Moose, dropped the first game by Est Ella Sackett. Final account Three new houses arc to be erect­' two pins to Sheldons but won the guiding rule of this paper In regardI by "fence straddling." At iea*t you •, fare and wife, lot 7. Bl. 7. Daniel “rs. Damon1 last two games. Attons won a pair filed, waiver of notice filed to censorship of war news for “the: always knew where Hoffman stood «* Est. Frank Sackett. Final account, Striker's Add. Hastings city. -ahd that ts^more than you could J “ l raM of lhe ' from Hotels and St. Roses Parish filed, waiver of notice filed. ‘ Glenn A. Paton and wife to Anna duration"' or until a more explicit factory. won the odd game from City-County. guide for censorship is available". !| say of many members of congress. _______________________________ Est. Grace M. DeMott..Petition for. I Hamden. 85 Ac. Sec. 3. Castleton Charles Gaskill has the proud dis-1 Twp. ,a.,.v iv waus -v .—v ,[ .~..™ license .« to sell filed. From time to time we have re-. During the time that isolationism Unction of being the only grand- C'ommerrial League ,! Elisa R. Rose to Walter F. Rose 1151 Hudson L. Sisson. Discharge of ceived notice* from various Indue-, was a red-hot Issue, such odlipoken fo^Ld1 he'does irttaokVt*' Will Hackney was lhe "big noise" and wife, H InL In par. Sec. 8. Uon centers that Barry county boys advocate* as Hoffman were probably H# u grandfalher by the1 fact that a in the Commercial League when he ex£5uU>r Issued, estate enrolled, Yankee Spring* Twp. scored 596 pins for State Insulation „ E®u Harn' and |velyn Albrecht. Guy E. Hasen and wife lo Belle have entered lhe service. Such anxious to gel their views broadcast ;On WBa bom to Mr antJ Mril ptnyd In their play against Goodyear Nominations of guardian filed, order facta have been published because and so weren't overly careful in Gaskill Friday. The youngster was Bros. Hdwe. Will's mates did not appointing guardian entered, bond Lechleitner. par. Delton village. they give no information a* to the [ scrutinizing the motives of those n*mS'J Vter *bo'c mentioned give him enough help and they lost of mardian-filed, letters of guard- Parsonage Board of - Woodland the complete series. . ianship issued. date of Induction, lhe exact branch [who wished to make use of their. Br*n Bt r' United Brethren Church to Calvin | Hubert, Cook scored 577 for ’Has-' Est. Annie C. Pierce. Petition for Furlong and wife. 3 Ac. Woodland of service, the location of lhe train- speeches. But bock in the pre- ■ forty YEARS AGO ! tings Lumber and Coals to help win adminUtnitor filed, order appointing village. . Ing camp or lhe company or regi-j Pearl Harbor days none of us were. Apry 24 1902 a pair of games from Middleville administrator entered, bond of adHastings Construction mlnistrator filed. ment lo which the young man In loverly careful In this respect. A; The people of this elty were Creamery. THREE CORNERS E"‘- Alice Hoyt. Petition* for ad[foreign agent was merely the vll-[shocked yesterday br the rmort that and City Fathers had a game each question has been assigned. Leo C. Hammond and son, Richand a third game that went to Uon mints!rator ' was^ found* d^^n the Michigan! Constalctlon on theHe play-off. Roush entered.filed, order for publics- I "rd Leo of Cincinnati. Ohio were We have received 'many lettersi lata in a detective thriller. OI hto .1 * „*•*£{ Jtota. -M.AM Wm ....................... ................. ,„ mnu ecu™ Hon^n cl "J,™™ 'f"; Ttoto. .htonhW Vtoton. ’ Celtconcerning Barry county men who Est. Ephriam Lucas Final account' K ._j ___• — . . .. . . Hammonds and tne James F. Hamhave received promotions or com­ Franklin D. Roosevelt in none too, eas{ of Lawton. Last December he 8hop WOn “ 1X1lr ,rotn A"10 SP0* nlcd- order assigning residue entered,' 1 as 0( Shop and Moynahan and Paul ap- discharge of executor issued, estate I David " Robinson. In company with missions while In service. In nrepre- gentle gentle terms. terms. But But he he has has never never said saiu resigned resigned as superintendent superintendent »<® -s'- ♦ .ve«" ... I jchools .here ----------to .."j —-------' plied the whitewash to Andrus enrolled. sentlng this information in the •anything in this respect which and had tobeen traveling ■ Service. , Est. Frances A. Schantz. Warrint,' Meur*. Cassidy and Washer attendnaner we have to suppress a hunt hasn't Mtn been ..Id said >uU Just to as .totodU, violently to! ini MP" « !>••• had "> — ,„d , '[i ed a — Priorities meeting of -••the — Mont, mi.. Bliss League , and Inventory filed. , - - ---------- — — Otto Haavtad. with the aid of a .E*1 LoulM‘ A. Dietrich. Order m- •.®T'7h(J?r?t HStefoS* ta t’UT natural Impulse to launch into a such anti-New-Deal publications as buildings on the farm of Enoch। detailed praise of the boy in ques- thc Chicago Tribune. And no one Andrus, County Commissioner of big first game oi 220 and a 538 ®’«nln« re’»d«® entered, discharge u", L?.‘f, "l H°’cl O,ds ln La?" ., 1, , , Uon and to merely state that 'So-' has seriously attempted to accuse School*, in Irving township, were dt- series easily led the Bliss keglcr* ot executor Issued, estate enrolled. E*1 Celia A. Chamberlain. Will I Mr8- Claude A. Nanunond with Md-»- hto held nwmotod » W U<t.rm» .1 •«» « JJ, Friday night. Otto’s pin spillinc helped ht* team. Engineers, win a «>«». petition for probate filed order I Jr • »n. James commissioned, eta.) while in sen-.enemy agenta-eren though many the hand* and face In an attampt to |wirof m games from ltomOffice. wn.ee. Foundry rvunwy lor ------------------- - entered. - " ' pair Publication ‘ ufr ed. ice at an eastern <or western, or1 of hl* editorial* have doubtless been extinguish the flame*. won two from Electricians and Shop Est. Fridpaiuch of Big Rapids p“ Miner L. Seeley. •—y. *Disciiarge Discharge of ot i southern etc ’ camo ' hailed with Joy in Axis quarters. | Dr. Morgan Jones Ls building a Office took the odd game from Tool administrator issued, 1. estate cnen-1 *PTe Orend Rapids visitors Thur*­ ... ' , 7"’ ... I . . .h.r- >-■ b 1 new house in the second ward. He U Is Room. Room, rolled. : day Mrs. Rose and Mr*. Curtis We have received many letters- Trom facta available, there u lbe largfH of honiM |n the BH„ Matlnce I Est. A. E. Kenaston. Order con-’werr Tue,d«r “lld Saturday guests the largest owner of homes In the nn„ Matinee from men in service in various ! every reason lo believe that Rep-|a cjlv ; ' .... firming sale entered |llle Claude A. Hammonds and KtoMM M Johruon hto ■to-n re-'. ................. ■ ------------------------------ - ■“ >“■> M. EM .nd 1H, Baldwto. Annu.!1 p HMWnM. parts of the world or have had them1 resentatlve Hoffman is — being--------delib1T““'J" • account filed । Mr. and Mrs. Lester Larabee and । sent here by parents or friend*. Of ertitely persecuted by political ene- .pM,W polmutor to MUtoktolk Oru. WUtojUl »I Johmtoen «to -"J1 Est. dark Tiunarsh. Order allowchildren. Bobby and Connie Sue of I lata, we have Judged it best to re- mire—*uch enemies, for example, a* round dnd In ted >1 Ite home oi “ T»l"k’ ’ Ing claims entered. Durand were from Friday evening' , ™> «>h • -hlie-toh. Train from any mention of these the C. I. O.. which hates his guts: Idende In Boule Creek. I —---------| until Sunday morning guests of her ■ ------Consumer* League __ Mr*. H J. Robin­ and the extreme left-wing New Deal­ letters. WARRANTY j DEEDS ’ parents Mr. and Ff^i Y YEARS AGO Ralph Hess scored 566 lo be tops- William Birman to Harold J.! son and family. Probably information we might ers'who resent hl* savage attacks on April 28. 1892 tn the Friday night play. His team Jacobs and wife. 40 Ac.. Sec. 15.• Has~ Mrs " Francis Dooley of Grand publish would be of no possible New Deal policies. Peter Wlbcrt, aged about 60. an whs unable to win the odd game Ungs Twp. Rapids. Mrs. Bertha Taffee and Mrs. In our opinion this sort ot attack Irving township resident, was a vic- from P. and T. Line Gang won a value lo the enemy. Mae Travis Exner et al to LeRoyt Gertrude Wilcox of Hastings called on Hoffman represents politics at its tlm of an accident at O’Donnell pair trom Monica* and Highlands D. Miller and wife. 200 Ac. and par on Mrs. Claude A. Hammond SunThen again, it might be.' Even the publication of so in­ lowest. The mere fact that you dis­ Tuesday forenoon that resulted In Dairy won a pair from Middleville. Sec 25. Gun Plains Twp. Allegan1 day afternoon. [Co... ‘and 94 7 Ac. Sec. 30. Prairie■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fisher of E. nocent-appearing an item as the agree with a man and hate hu point his death. He had driven to that women* Tournament I vllle Twp. Barry Co. place with a load of hay to have it i Stale Road were Sunday guests of name ot an individual and the date ot view is no Justification for weighed. He alighted and went to the • Eighteen pairs of women keglers' Will E. Benjamin and wife lo Ed­■ their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and place where he began training attempting to castigate him as u horses' heads, taking them by the competed in the doubles dn Sunday win A. Wingeier and wife, lot 1308.'■ and Mrs. James F. Hammond and for the City Championship with the bits. They became frightened, threw honors going lo Ruth Prentice and Hastings city. „ might become tremendously useful traitor to his country. ------- ----i children. George E. Green and wife to ।______ ____________ •______________ Information to the enemy. , It Isn’t what Clare Hoffman bc- him to the ground, and the load Jean Brower with a 1067 total. passed over him. He died a short Charlotte Hubbard and Jean Finnic William I'llllam AA. Wllllanis Williams and wife. wlfr 80' an ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~' Suppose, for exajnple. that thb lleved or said before Pearl Harbor Ume later. Ac. Sec. 18. Maple Grove Twp. . । placed second with 1027: Helen lad. John Jones, were taken prts-l which now but what, w. hhkh matters mtol.r, raw »u, rather -u., or- 5^-^ M,nl„ s„„r ,n Edward Liebhauser and wife to this country — de- 1— angevlile. has — been elected president wlth lQ25 aU(J oner. It would be easy, ot course he lie has into done U-II- since — —- — .0.... ---------------------­ ; lhlrd Howard G. Johnston and wifr. nar. ’ . . war. In ----------------thia respect -----------the rec-lor ; of lhe lhe eitv city council council at at El El Dorado. Dorado, • B||(J vlrglnlt Wheating scored 1009 Nashville village. for the enemy to learn hta name cured Fred F. Stiles and wife to Floyd Also suppose that enemy intelligence ord will show that Hoffman ha* “«'• P^tarday. George H. Rock, grad- for fourth place. [ E. Stiles and wife. 5 Ac. Sec. 18., (possibly from 11 em* published or­ sLstently voted for measures which | uated from the University of Glas' Johnstown Twp. With France* Juppstrom leading iginally In Jones' home town news­ support the war effort. In fact he.gow, Scotland, having completed a d‘n« Charles Frances Mlltlbarger and ; the way with 510 serie* ------ a . fine ---------------- tand' W|fe to Henry H. Buiskooi and wife.! paper and placed in the hands of u. to the other members of the team 40 Ac. Sec 4 Prairieville Twp . I a foreign agent by the clipping labor legislation to establish regula- about bowling consistently. Leonards won Elsie A Wing to Clarence C. Gooldl ---------------- ----------------------bureau route > Is able to establish Hons ■which unions In war work arc I two games from State Insulation and wife. 40 Ac. See. 35. Assyria) and went into complete jiossession Twp the Information that Jones has not of first place in the league stand0^, SlttU Bank t0 Altrcd ^.1 been in training long enough to be­ ThU editorial la not mean a* a (Mlchlt>n frow^ mlnt havr rlsen Ings when the Strand team hit the drr an(j wife, lot 20 Supr's Plat come an experienced or seined defense of Hoffmans isolationist. frmn Brnong lhe effect of me war. toboggan and lost three game* to Sun>M pnuri^jje Twp ! trooper. views. We didn’t agree with him Menthol, refined from peppermint RUlh rrT“C^.* kd .1'.' «*,Ue BeltlnRej-. et al to Walter; before Pearl Harbor and we err- oil. has become hard to get. since it Slrantl-Partia* ma ch with a 481 E Sooy and wife, par Prairierille I From this information—possibly ___________________ I has been a product imported from series and Lucille Willetts was high Twp. confirmed by further captures—the' talnly don't now. China and Japan. I Lloyd » G. Wenger, Exec. Zimrncrenemy U u able .Me to ,0 establish te.to.ub that it u. But Bul any man is entitled u, to hl* hU(i .,„mpUM l0 'for^State Insulation. w’ Ital Estate won a complete man o Wenaer Est. to Charles DEPARTMENT laced on this particular sector by i opinion and Hoffman has done [refine jnenthol from domestic mint series 'from Bonnett and. Gown as p0..le Johnston et al 40 Ac Sec 8 comparatively green troops, or at I nothing to deserve the epithet of oil and that may lead to a hew and did Trio Cafe and Beta Sigma Phi xhomapple Two ' I lhe worst by green troops supported1 traitor or fifth columnist. Walter permanent industry within from Piston Rings and Banner re-. M<nhaU w HibtaesJ e; ux. el al. by a few wm veterans. Winchell lo,lh the contrary. *.i«. ™, Thus the tenemy! ntm,;WUKMnu .ra ,l„D. pound* of nwnthol was used ,T In"S 1941 hud the tetter of Windstorm by one «“!«■»•*» "* «•<«■ general could safely assume that it is estimated, and that would ‘re­ game. Land not useful for vegetable gar­ quire at least a million pounds of offensive action was not contem­, State of Michigan by Statt Land' GENUINE LEE & WASHINGTON plated by theTUe In the particular dens or farm crops can be pul into peppermint oil. । Office Board to Albert F. Wiennga.i 1 Victory Garden* of tree*, according Indiana and Michigan, producing w. .n.« x i Trustee Arthur Jack Huff Est. 40 D. c. MATCHED SHIRTS & PANTS , . - i io ■ -suggestion of the IvresUy de­ nearly 80 per cent of the 1941 do■ no-.ltion Of nr his hl* own nu--f troops trrw.r,, accord- partment ..............._________ Ac. Sec, 16. Yankee Springs Twp | position at Michigan- State College, meslic crop of peppermint oil. may Shirts 1.25 fa 1.98 — Pants 1.98 to 2.65 AT the THEATKtb I Blanche E. Richards to Johns-1 ingly. Tree- can be obtained at cost from eventually have a market for an ex- Roddy MeDowaH in Dork Green. Tex Green, Navy Blue. Powder Blue I tlian C Horton and wife. par. VU- h Far fetched’ ' ’-he forestry department at the col- tra million pounds of the product. "On lhe Sunny Side" lage of Delton. . double the total harvested in 1M1. ’w1,h J*ne Darwell i City National Company to Rol-1! - ■■ ■ '— A heart-warming story of >IHz 4*nd D Hopkins, _nn.,n, 30 Ac. and pur. 1 SPRING WORK CAPS known to have happened dutlng 1 ttre for -toto... south SAVE r... 25c - 35c ,l>c white, win.v. red IVM or to, jock Jtototo pine ,w> . .. ..toto.,., IjUIIUOII lad. >*□. bombed UOIllOTH out UUl by U> bliU. UUU. ANTIFREEZE London World War 1. I or or WPSt west Mopes slopes of of eroded eroded hillside.'! hillside.'! The need for chemicals ' for war whn who come* cornea to America for thr the dur-, Nashville State Bank to Walter It I* almost Impossible lo tell ini or u < ht Mnd >' so4ls Norway and ! purposes may create a scarcity of or ugnt fcanay sous norwa> ana purposes may create a scarcity oi a Uon. L Draper, par. Nashville village. SANFORIZED O'ALLS advance what Information of mcn|5i"~. while spruce "r. can be pie:tied planted for for;1 anti-freeze solutions tor automobiles. . *.•«*. "The Kennel Murder Case" Bopha V Howell to Donald H. in-service mar >m «i»< 1 Christmas ----- ----------------tree* ---on north —... or east u-aetors and trucks next fall. Which starring William Powell. Band Style — Men's 1.29 — Boys* 98c ta service may. and what may mt of hUU „ |n Q| Howell and wife. 1 Ac. Sec. 36. Nash­ : leads to the suggestion that when Mary Astor Bib Style 1.59 to 2.2$ — Boy,' 98c ville village. be of ultimate value to the enemy Rews Locust and white cedar arc! ----------- - ... .-..™- m ..» ..p^, :' radiators are m drained this spring. Mystery and murder is Uie keyRay 8. Clarke el al to J. D. Wright Only one thing U certain—un- recommended for fence post wood. I thesolution shouldbe saved for use note of this film. Work Sox — 15c, 17c, 20c pair and wife, 80 Ac. Sec. 23. Baltimore published facts can’t*■ convey next winter winter The best LUU't.l any MIH ! Transplanted ------•.......... .evergreens - - „-------- are ---- sug_ ,[ next The solution solutionkeens keeps best "Dangerously They Live" useful Information The Thr less Ir«- said I' se$led Rested for * windbreaks. ‘ndbre»ks- Sand Sandy > l0 loam “wt if stored In a cool place in airtight starring John Garftetd, Sarah D Walton to Richard R. .he heJZ or . or heavier heavier soils Mils can can take take broad broadI container* such as glass or tone Sanforised Covert and Whipcord Durkee and pife. lot 1. Bl 6 Roush's! tne bcner. leaved tree* of green ash. American 1 Jug*. Even the antifrees* in tractor The story of two ordinary Ameri­ Add. Freeport village. So. in view of the above para- elm or black cherry’ or shrubs that font.$1.69 - $1.98 who bravely face danger in orChirlr? Asptaall and wife to Ford graphs, we hope that Banner read-j offer food for wild life. Special al-• be stored, separately to avoid put-ltcans. jr, t0 save their countryAsptaall and wife. 31 Ac. Sec. 18 h JI. Lc°un,r> available from the Ute a Ag Broach**--- $2.75 - $3.50 ers will understand that lhe scant lotmenls arc »*«UMe «.­ ting dirt and Ure particle, in radta- ,, and 39 Ac. Sec. 19. Castleton Twp ., u!”.p.h[S? Bo<.art.' K“rT?_'en"‘ ricultural Conservation progrim-for tor* filled again next fall. Fred A. Sa vacuo I and wife et al information published concerning in "All Through th* Night ' rrea A oavacooi ana wire al tree planting or windbreak trans­ THESE CONFUs'fNO DAYS fftr £>wy Qt/l Otmita .< --------t-------------------------------------Action-packed drama of cops, tob-'10 Harold L. Mativrw* and wife, lot men in service does not denote a plants. Hana* Underwear & Men'* Union - j ..... columnbta. ------ . .. । a. unit 1. Algonquin Lake Resort. Girl we know went into her neigh-! and lack of Interest but rather a desire Rutland Twp. borliood bakery last week and said. Krnl Taylor. France* Langford In Michigan's pheasant population Suits, 98c - $1.19 Don't Delay to aid the censorship effort in pre­ Lule E. PttHUp* and wife to Mil, "A nickel* worth of roils, please.- “Mbaisaippl Gambler" traces indirectly back to 1790 when venting useful Information in get­ The Purchase of Your died Norman. 102 49-lfX) Ac. Sec. 30 Richard Bache. son-in-law of Ben­ The-clerk handed -them over'and. Drama of a man's relentless pur- Assyria Twp. ting Intio thc hand* of the enemy. told her, "That will be seven cents, !* u,t ot ■ murderer that leads him Graduation Watch iamin Franklin, first introduced the 1 Harold O. Sheffield and wife to ’ i halfway across the nation bird* in the United State*. Out in Plea*e." HOFl-MAN ’ ” afford L. Clinton and wife, lot BOB stings city. -- ....... Mlr JOUy —n K- Or Nat Ta Be"UNDER FIRE I country by accident. A windstorm £!dw'J,°S' *£; ,hr u" c"°'' d Representative Clare Hoffman has 40 years ago 1* credited with the C. B. HODGES ' "Selling Quolify Keeps Us Bu$y‘‘ than V. Mofflt. Jot 811 and W’. lot iirexant* J??-.80**1*’ 50 l,ie drama of a group of "liam" actteen under couaSdcrable fire of late liberation. Two thousand birds took 613. Hastings city. DEPENDABLE JEWELER flight When pens were blown over . HASTINGS Il la charged that many of til* on a pheasant farm near Cedar Falls Hastings, MkAigaa Ten wasted invitation*, eh? tinvaded. port vU1BfiE ■ u Bowling New COURT HOUSE NEWS ATTENTION TYPEWRITER USERS I in the Spring, walking's fun iia WATERS CLOTHES SHOP FOR THE TIME Wthat^ LIES AHEAD ? Complete WORK CLOTHING A very large and complete stock of fine quality work clothing. .t. The Theaters HAMILTON WATERS CLOTHES SHOP SK'.J* JX -“’I �preferred. ed up from ong-3 uttering the ex- Price Cut... ■ WARD WEEK Sin Cuebitt Glided Saw 4 TteZax in luxury in this 24-coil glider! Water-repellent fabric cover! Long easy ride! USERS i curtailed 'Otion Plan your type- You Save $5. Hardwood J I Pa~l GlU REDUCED . . YOUR CHOICE! FOR WARD WFFK ONLY! 7! Round Hardwood SPECIAL FOR WARD WFFK QotUopiM fl 13?1 Sturdy crib in maple or wax .|>irch fidshl Hi-Lo spring! S.U-.SVelvet! Save Up To 515. Triple-Coat Vfhite and Red Enamelware f^^Sjfl Sal. Priced I Innenpring Mathm.1 gga 131* 4-Tino Spading Fork Rog. 95c . „ huv ;n NEW lounging Comfort features‘you’d eapect at W morel 180-coil unit I Deep­ ly upholstered! Save now! luxury l« you;■ daytime use. this sofa <4* withreal inncrspnngco«rdort’ Wardoleum By ,5Mo-tWr.U”*n>o*"roy^ the Yard! Many w , eettlul bed arm rtyhngl J Quality New Patternil Don't „i» tbi. 10 „Pu« .n »h°“ Genuine Inlaid Linoleum On Felt Back rtcel buel 3 “u'^“ m-at. double bttfa. £;t. covered fault. 6 “P Xuwr. H!W- ™‘”4 pK>o»Misr Salo Special! Gladstone duhp«>. KlU w.«r P~H Salo of Sweat Shirts SAVE NOW-IN WARD WEEK FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! First Quality REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK 1942 Modern 3 pc. SuWe Only 10% down License Plato 2 Pc. Velvet Living Room 7 Bvy«>T.n~l Cut-Priced Reduced from S5c! Durable en­ amel lengthens screen life I 07 Reg. 1.09 Wallpaper Bolt. Roomlots Wood trim mod“" V? luxurious acat and back! NOW l U Fint Quality Kalsomine— Lower-Priced Reducedl WARD WEEK DINETTE SALE! REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK 5-pc. Chrome Porcelain Set 10% down puts it in your home Regular 4c Screen Wire. ■MflH p«r TOO sq. ft rofll H. Save NOW I Galvanised for long wear ... rust and corrosion resisting! 16-mssb. Horry int Portable Steel Ovenl Compare Yj Morel Price Cut on Lawn Seed Rog. Si .19 Al Special tempered cracking and * , grt„rr.we.tb«rpeo«t«irw>m^ Olsq-ft at IJ 90-lb. roofing Reduced SAVE NOW-IN WARD WEEK NOW YOU SAVE TWO WAYS! Reg. 49c Reversible Dust Mop SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK i*^''*»ioiiem P*®w Ourastan Broadloom Big enough for 2 piu or a small roast! Flame spreader on lower rack! Heat indicator! Save! SHa0«e»- 100 ** "" ' 4 J9 feail Seat Covers Bal I -bearing Regular $1.*9 Ptxk*‘ Roller Skates Finest even at 11.89! Depend­ able . . . guaranteed I yr. I Buy NOW before they're all gone I Big Patch Kit 72 Square Inches Rubber Rog. S3.95 SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK Kitchen Wall dock SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK 9x12 Wool face Axminster R«« Regular 29c 6-Foot Steel Tape DEFENSE STAMPS ON SALE HIRE Let's dig into this war with al! fight and all the dollan Compare others at I Beautiful Patternin' ‘ochO°**r^^ and rug M» O'* ‘ exit tee €**•*•••• ”M~MONTGOMERY WARD OVIK 100.000 I TIMS! PHON I 2704 HASTINGS 118-126 SO. JEFFERSON BIDI GIT THI THINGS YOU NHD TODAY! �THE HASTINGS HANNETT, THURSDAY, APRIL t3. HIS SEVENTY DELEGATES cletlev Special music was furnished OBtri'Anr AT I’RESBYTERIAL by Mrs Howard Manby, Battle ■ P. H. 8. Sparks was bom Novem­ seventy UlAfcAKA deJcgntre. were present atjCreek. Mrs. W.’IV ,11 '.AVI H ... «... «J.. J. J. Meitlnga. Kalnma-| ber 2. 1864 In Richland Co.. Ohio WRITERS' GUILD ,h . . PrMbvteria! soMlnns *00- •l’p tocttl Mn“ Preabjderian U . eixdr, Mrs Kirk Foreman. Mra 1 and passed away April 18 at thc The April meeting of the Writers' Miss Susanne - al .............. 1’lm' Presbyterian -------- *--------- Arthur ftnnur Lower, rxrwrr, miss nuzaime 8uinsumGuild wax iield Thunday evening in home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ham­ church here on Wednesday and unit IM!r IM.r. Joe jjj Mix X on< and j Mirs Mfa Virginia Virginia the office of Mrs. Virginia Baird. mond where he had made hto home Thursday of last week. It was their Moore. Thc main topic on lhe program was ««• ••>» *•.— , sixty-fourth wnnual convention ; The seaidons closed on ‘T»«r~to M““" . , a study of lhe life and works of to Alma Cox of Johnstown in 1BH1 Officers elected were, Mrs. Chas.! with the Installation of officCTVThetforeiVThe Preaching next Sunday " at — 10 Nathaniel Hawthorne. The May, who PMsed uway In IBM- Ta this £. Blanchard of Marshall, president;. litany of dedication end. the Rev. s. 'Oclock. Come to church and Sunday, meeting will be held at the home of union two children were bom. Mr.. . Conger Hathaway pronounced the' BCh0°lsecretary...for ----------------missionary education. f . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leary. 1 Millie• seasr ---------of• Woodland who* Mir­ Mrj M p Doolittle. Jackson; seerc- benediction. 'Goodwill I -----------jvlvesland Frankie who died In in­ tary for stewardship. Mrs _D. H. fancy. ,, , Townsend mass meeting of the f~ ----Loux. Jackson; wervtary of young i. °<XX1T,1L Ald w* rncrl at u‘? fourth congressional district at tlief■ He came to Hastings in 1907 and home of Mrs Frank Waters Frida/ Episcopal Parish House, llastings;!I Imarried Mrs. Eh* NeLwn who dl- d people’s work. Mrs. Joan SJitnmorbry. Jackson: treasurer. Mrs War­ 24. for dinner. iAprl| 2C -Francis Reamr*. deputy H in 1941 He leav« a atep-dniWhUT. Mrs. Janet Randall, aged 68, pass- April ' pilgrim Clara Hammond, two .••Isfrs, it’ll M*-.lck. Battle Creek; secretary . national rrprwnuuve will speak atjMn l ed away on Wednesday of last week Bowcn< Mills --------------HOLINESS TABERNACLE for hospital work. Mrs Willhim .2 00 o'clock, nils meeting to being!!Mrs. Ella Wolf of Hustings. Mrs. at the home of her daughter. Mrs Bowens Mills Sunday school will 1 ftiftousorrd by Clubs l»and 3 of Ha»-|!Nelli* Preston of Los Angele.- Calif, UTsirvA'i-----A1 s»na«> c”*!‘; •”!,'•"■'IT Carl Wormley. tVelma Randall) of; begin the first Sunday in May. two brothers, !• O- Sparks of Thorn­ ■ trims. 11 enraen ■•»*« ." c,‘"d""' "* Mr' u'‘'’ re-iliut Adrian,’ (Jackson. Site hud been a resident । Everybody come and help to organ apple and Bert ot HasUngs. upd „ Gods Kingdom. .Bunday rvi...;.,. Repnits showed that splendid mis- of Hastings for the past 35 years.: ire—May 3rd at 11 A- M. fast time. “ on 'Ood'5 Cholcc of “ M“n ’ Mrs Eugene Dalman. 819 E. Madi-I other relatives and u host of friend.'------------be 'of •on. will be hostess -Io thc Grace who will mourn hto passing. n »pccial The Missionary Sen tee Oullc .n-r * interest ni«TMt u> r„ everyone yvf(j|)M{jay pfght prayer M*n lee Uwiarv work had byen accomplished I her husband. Loren H. Randall pre' during the year und that 1.589 mem-. ceding her In death several years Prairieville Rev and Mrs. Alton Liddick, mlson Thursday aj-che Lutheran Guild Wednesday utter-j . afternoonhome; at the church. We will study thc con-­ noon. April 29. • ' bers had raised a total of 15.142 49. ago Surviving arc two daughters,. Prairieville township S. S con of-Mr.-. Fred Smith. jp/centcr St., slonaries from India, home on furlough, will be the speakers. - They’°P*"lnB .0( ’he 8 1 ' ,R including a gift of 1507 50 by Mrs. Mrs. Wormley ot Jackson and Mrs.; vention * *wlU ” •“.be*-held ,J Sunday at 2 P with a>iQ£jl attendance. Thursday p m 2JO Women- Juba Lewis of Adnan. Other mis- Floyd Graves <Marv Randalb of. M m the Milo church. Pot luck dinCircle No. 2 ot thc Methodist W j Thu inteldenommaUonal society have a mesaage of more than orwas organized fifteen y<Srs ago by dinarv mterest and hi thc light of prayer meet Ing al Mrs Will Kellers sicnarv worirhu* ul«> been done ut Kalamazoo; three sons. Bruce of nrr at noon. Program and ftp«nker. S. C- 8. will meet Tueiduv April’ present day world condition- their on CoMax. We Invite you to be with Horn*'and abroad. - ' Nashville and Lee and LouL- of small groups of Swedish mission­ 28. at the hfirne of ’Mrs. Charles' Among the speaker* were MLu Grand Rapid-, six grandchildren:| Delton arias who rescued the girl table-> me*Mge direct from Uiat Important “** Wilkes, route 3. Potluck supper at Tiie Junior class of thc Dellin Rachel Bettier of New Yorx C.0. two brothers and u half-sister, - from river* in Egypt and Africa fkld will be nllril wtih vital 0:30. Visitor* welcome. representing the boatd of national Funeral services were held at the Rural Agricultural school will pre­ BAPTIST where the tab-* had‘been thrown thoughts it* play. "Black in the Mr* Metta Nelson. Leonard funeral home on Saturday sent --------- —Magic." t—by their parents. Twin girls wrrej Mr. und Mrs. Liddick have spent The sermon Sunday will be "Dt— mission.-; Hospital Guild No. 12 will meet Adrian: Mrs. li. If. Luux. Munhall, at two o’clock, the Rev L Winston -Mioo! auditorium Friday evening. considered dire----------misfortune Mi«-’‘ several years’In-that country of ciplc Je*u- Loved" bv jhe pastor. ------------------u-----------MisV Monday evening. April 27. at the ------------- *"w' ’’x Anril 24 Mon schools were founded for these many religion* and have brought This Thursday afternoon. April Mr. Charles Bole. Hilisdahv Mrs -Stone officiating. * , The regular meeting of lhe P. T. home of Mr*. Maynard Moynnhan William Bray. Battle Creek and Riverside cemetery, children, the schools being main- back with them many articles which 23. Bn*pht Ladles Aid will meet at -------'a. .ill br h-ld In <l» Dcllon Bum, ««• «!»J» '«■ — ■ ••• tained by free will offering* from they will display and which every- Mrs. ’’E. Smith's. East Mill street, many others who told of thc . . . t. " . will he «erve,l nt H l> rn tn hiachievements of the various so- —ON FAY DAY. I such group- as thr loeal one. one wilt want to sec. The service All ladles invited. followed by sewing. Please note new evening. April 27. time for meeting. Tickets will be available at this meeting tor tne Southwest District 1 Thc Southwest District Meeting Annual Banquet. April 29. ! of the Home Economic* Extension Circle No. 7 ot lhe Methodist W 1 classes will be held at the Milo church Wednesday, April 29. «• 2 Shipp. Hastings. R F. D. on Tuts-' dav evening. April 28. al 7:30 p. m.J demonstratlon on thr uv of en­ DON’T MISS ITI I’VE HAD IMAGINE! AN INNEROLL riched flour Anyone Interested Is Visitors welcome MY MATTRESS FOR YEARS. Cows fed Dr. Hess Stock STYLE MATTRESS WITH invited to attend. ----- -- ----------- 1----------Methodist W. S. C. 8. Circle No 8 , ANO IT'S STILL UKE NEW! OBITUARY-------------------------------------- 'meets tomorrow. Friday, iiflcmocn* Tonic give as much os 25 WE PAID MUCH MORE THIS VERY LOW PRICE! ! Welton B. Burpee was born Au- with Mrs. Earl Mudge. 138 E. Grand FOR IT. TOO! lbs. more milk per 100 lbs. [gust 22. 1936 in Baltlmhre Twp. St., at 2:30 o’clock. ; Barry Co.. Mich., the" wm of Clinton' ------------of grain consumed. Steers ,H. and Crystal E Burpee, and Mrs Leo Wellfare is hostess to Hospital Guild No. IB this alter-; fed Stock Tonic average night. April 13. at the age of 5 year*.- noon. All member* who can are 7 mot. and 22 davs He was ill onlv urged tn attend. If you have not over lb. extra gain per B’j davs. but he had been 111 of! nnd yet paid youi dues, bring them with', on all through hto -Aweet life. He you this afternoon. Tickets for the! steer per day. Stock Tonic haves to mourn his loss beside- his general Guild meeting will be on stimulates body funcparents, seven brothers, Kenneth C. sale also. ‘ Herbert R.. Merle D. Gerald D..i Gordon L. William E . and Elton A .1 Next Tuesdnv evening. April M.l hto twin: and four stoter*. Mrs Allie; the- Hast lev O ,E. S. No. ’7 will' needed minerals. M. Smith of Hastings. Dorothy L. entertain the Kalamazoo Star-..! Gladys H..,and Norabelle Annette Make your dinner reserVBtions in, Carveth & Stebbins GERM REPELLENT WATER REPELLENT at home: and one little niece, vir-1 advance with either Mrs Lewis Hine' ginta. Marie Smith. Funeral .services' or *' ’ Mrs. Fay Marble. •THE REXALL STORE” were held at the Leonard funeral A shortage of men ha* caused' Courtesy and Friendly Service home Wednesday at 2 P. M.. Rev. S Shown lo All Conger Hathaway in charge. Burial one New York City taxicab com- i Prompt Delivery Service was In lhe Cedar Creek cemetery. > p.my to advertt-e for women rlriv-, era. Some of them are already on 1।PHONE 2131 HASTINGS "She’s thc Image of her mother.” thc job They receive 42 per cent' "Yea. a talking picture.’ of their fares. ■ At each meeting a free will offerIng to made and local women have total 83.000 in fif,.contributed ---------------- -a------ . of — * ......... ,, teen years, which iuu been divided between lhe schools in Africa and Egypt. I Jn this city, the group started FIRST CHURCH OF 'with .... four members and with Mrs. ' CHRIST. SCIENTIST ■ Henry Gaskill as president Now The subject for Sunday is “Pro- ‘here are 65 women enrolled and Miss Is ----president. She bation after Death? * ** ‘" Tillie Tydcn *' '•*— D "‘ I gave an Interesting resume of tlie GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH | ______________________ accomplishments during the past Sermon subject next’ Sunday yeara "t the meeting on T!iun>d:ij. morning. "Praising lhe Lord. ’ . For » number of yean, large boxes Thc Grace Guild meets Wednes- ot clothing and toy* were shipped day. 2:00 P. M.. at lhe home of Mrs. annually to the schools mentioned. Eugene Dolman, 819 E. Madison. but because at war conditions thc Membership class meeting Wed- shipments had to be discontinued. Cljurrl; Neuis follows the Sunday School and begins at 11:30. There evening MTvire Their will ..... be —. no evening'service ............. ........... at our church os we are uniting with the North Irvine chtireh for a great mitalonarv service In K charge CIIUTKC of ui Rev rirand Mrs. laddlck Everyone is i« InInvited to these services Ladies prayer m&ting Wednesday afternoon at lhe church. Wednesday evening prayer service ». »». and a Mrs. <• at tlic home ofo Mr Tee—U— 720 V — garden. E ...a, Madison Young' meeting Friday ------- - peoples —’ — evening at the Lawrence Adams home. acroM from Bliss. ------------- Community Notice* Organizations IHNOT«< LAZY INSIDE ROTH’S FAMOUS SUPERIOR SLEEPRITE SleriTixed Fabric INNERSPRING MATTRESS WK PRE-BUILT Border and INNEROLl Style Can,traction! Regular $25 Value! jnilllHBMHMHIIIMMMMHH Help Stem the INFLATION The public con help to prevent prices from running owoy. by refusing to buy merchandise when it gets too high. Trade at your local store, we try to keep prices down. We are constantly having our customers interests at heart, for offer all. our livelihood depends on the good will ond patronage of our local '°Wf2CASHi people. ' Compare our prices and quallties-with city stores and you will trade at home SAVE YOUR TIRES AND TRADE AT YOUR LOCAL STORES SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRICES Gio Stripe Gowns ond Pojorrjos .. $1.69 & $1.95 Botiste, Broadcloth and Crepe Gowns . $1.00 & $1.25 Rayon Crepe and Satin Slips in White and ' Tea-Rose, plain or trimmed, at only ■_ . $1.00 Girls' Wash Dresses, 3 to 14, at only 85c & 97c Girls' Slacks.at-----85c & $1.00; Shorts 35c & 69c X) AMOtucror I ' SUPERIOR NOTE THESE FEATURES! COnf ORATION STERITIZED TICKING Covered in Woven Striped Ticking of Unusual Wearing ’Quality Choice of Full BACTERIA RESISTANT Three- quarter Every Mattress Is Hand-Tailored Throughout INNEROLL CONSTRUCTION Twin LIMIT, 2 MATTRESS­ Made By One of thc Country's Largest Manufacturers ES TO A CUSTOMER! PRE BUILT BORDERS MATCHING BOX SPRING, SPECIAL, $17.95 Every Mattress Is Fully Guaranteed Mun GUSS COILS 30 NIGHTS' FREE TRIAL! W. A. ROTH Women's House Dresses at only $1.39 Women's Street Dresses ot only $1.95 - $2.98 - $3.98 Women's Spring Coots Reduced in Price to Move Fast! Women's Blouses, white ond colored 85c & $1.19 Women's Ready Made Aprons in print at ..... 39c Women's Hose Mesh in Cotton .. 69c; Rayon 39c Chenille Bed Spreads, colored ground’ $5.00 Royon Panel Curt., 21 yds. long, 36” wide, 85c; 45" 98c Ruffle Curtains ond Cottage Sets .. .. 69c to $1.69 Steven's All Linen Crash, 17" wide ot 25c Stevens Port Linen Crash, 16" wide at .... 15c Ready Made Sheets, 72 x 99, ot only 1 $1.39 Children's Globe Vest and Pants ot . 3?c Children's Anklets, sizes 6 to 101, ot10c and 19c We close Thursday afternoon to comply with the Hour Law FURNITURE HASTINGS, PHONE 2226 HASTINGS "Exc/iufoe But Not Expensive' PHONE 2504 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, IMt n NovrmCo.. Ohio PERSONAL MENTION • | Mrs KUm Wood of Ooata Grove. DESIGNS ! 1* visiting Mr. and Mn. W. A. Mur-1.RESIGNS AS RED DPR AS 11 ■ |W T U/AII AfC AMERICAN LEGION WRITES WRITES num FROM iCOLO. rei NFW1 Icross publicity NORTH HOPE Mrs. Henry Mulder ta spending Mr. and Mra Albert Ulrich who MHLKIWW ILUIUn EQ AM j this week in Grand Rapids visiting! CHAIRMAN and family _ __________________ months ln Hastings returned I At its annual meeting______ lhe Barry I A. L. Dyer of Detroit spent the her mother, Mra. A. E. Simpson. end with relauve.* at Nashville. their home here Bunday. Mr*. £: F- UcInlFre and daugh- County Chapter. American Red n*r. CrQM wUh rCfret rM. Mrs- Erma Gardner' was the Mr. and Mra Jamea Bristol spent tar. of Kataoraaoo rtxitad Describes Mountain Range enla. Mr. and Mn. J. W. Armbruster guest of an aunt in Charlotte over, Sunday tn Battle Creek. Ignallon of Miss Mabel Sisson, Off the Usual Tourist Trail Friday evening Evenone enjoyed 1 f.<iina much bettar r,porWd the weekend. , J4ejvln y0UK Kalamazoo 8r„ Sunday. D-glonnslres are asked to remem-1 2* ES?" “ i»> » »y i, M Mrs. Nellie Manby, Battle Creek. “ Publicity director. , — mi. .... to UM Mrs ... Anns Reed has it.uuiru relumed iruoi from visited friends In Hastings Friday • Saturday. March 21 ... ... v . .... .. the Father and Son banquet at- — Miss Htsson w haa .itthfullv *nco Mrvcd the the Legion LegjOn hall hall on on Tuesday Tuesday even evening.} Mrs. ntut;. Dorothv Hawes nl Mendon where she was employed for fori u< R u !* “ '«’«“>• “ ”*»• y da^r Banner Editors: ,p,nl Und spent Bunday with 12 about seven months. 1 mLV: !nc 1,Brn' colulI>’ Kea Grow Since «pr«« so vome ana onng your can't help but think that many at his cottage here. ■ X’toTT.Tito. «*<■ c™. toto Mn.evening. yoto son| a Ivisitor Mrs. Rankin Hart and dauaht ,UWr ' Mri 8 Con < er HaU ’ -].tta organization in May 1817 when 01, borrow a son for the lo Coloitdo whose trio lncorp, ana Mrs. Don Wldrtg re- the navy. Mr. and Mra Jack Farwell and MtaTwiihslmlnJ Pramhka “ ’■ Mrs. Jason McElwain was war-time • • • 'eluded Colorado Sorinas Denver turned lo Kansas Friday aftari Mr. wsiwi r»r»..h «... i„ Miss piive Clark of Allegan and! chairman. Kellar Stem was secreA goodly number turned out for and Pikes Peak has aone home Mr. and Mr*. Roy Sabin of Kalama-' tha weekend with Mr and M spending a week with their parents ™ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edmands 1WUn« h,r *°n’■ Rev. J. K. Clark of Belmont. On-'tary and It was at that Ume that clean-up work on Tuesday evening feeling that he' hss reallv seen zoo called Sunday afternoon on Mr. Tobias of tha Wsek distrtet 1 We weenie Mr and Mrs. ' are guest, of Mr and Mrs> Maurice Maurice ~TJ- Kou '"T*”n," , . ' ra)ud ow th® weekend at, tha chapter was formed to ba active and the fellows did some excellent Colorado It Ls not that I do not and Mrs Otto Pratuhka p™^h“ ‘to totohK, vraomto tutor 10 to, — Thelma Johnson of Muske- lhe home of Mr and Mrs forrest ever since. The officers served un- work and greatly Improved the ap---------- • - -- ( Mr. and Mrs Jerry Hoekstra and 1 appreciate the beauty of those two. Wilhelmina and Merl Tobias of munlty. who are moving hen \ children of Kalamazoo were rere Sun- R°n •*P pv cnl ,“ owm«>Bunday w with Mr and Mn. Lane. Raymond Nyberg of Bay City ui May 1919. pearance ot the premises. m mlle-high .uc->.,si> uu«. cities, or that inat Ii wouia would , Weeks district called Sunday after- Hastings * . _ — , j guest. . , 8UsOn hM mrK;ted publicity: ------------------------------------- \ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. _ F. L"Floy /* On-enfleld. / । was also a weekend Fvrrv rtvtita'n--------------- ' U?’"' **?* 8r“ndeu«* »t that great noon on Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pen,n. • .Dottum. ‘ i, Mr. .Ouj___________________________ , Gerald Ahrens. Lotat for every membership roll call with i — and Mrs w.jyOuy Giddings spent Mr. and Mra. .to .totoUtou toto JSEVISS./tz.SSfS XSTi “i*- a“,t^ ' ” «• —\Mr. and Mn. Gerald. Jr., Grand Mrs George Ixtson Iztaon of‘Sunday In B«ul>Bgftta Creek With Mr. and —---------— of - ----------- Rapids curst.* of at the tlln Rrv. Rnv ' and nnH Mrs. Ur. Ray n>ir-tHiatt. Vernonl were guests . were guests of Mr and Mrs. Oscar neaa prevented. Her cousin. Victor the Memorial Day parade, states van rfull of delight as it mav have Delton spent Thursday afternoon Ruskin. Merman 'with naugn ot rence Tbwne and Mr. and Mrs. New- 81*4011. did thc work that year with Commander Harry Larsen. Each one been I is Just the "first D«e" of rnrday and Sunday. !'Fllnt apent**the weekend "mV recalls ta asked lo report to Chief Harry W -hat still 7wnair« remains to be'enjOTed be enjoyed Tn in hat stUl FlintMrn spent theW(weekend with ‘Mr. man Deni of Grand Rapids were, good success. Miss Sitton recall* Edmondiof Detroit for two >«ks. I। and Bcft .bb • u-.every ------- ------nbershln drive In in 25 Thompson Tliomuson concerning conccrnlna this matter. matter. |I Colorado whenever ..._u‘ such I i that membership an opoor1 ' and Mrs Bert Webb । years has been successful with Barry I ... « | tunlty ahall o|fer 1Utlf taS?tn? In" 2; ’,lh M' --------------- - - - ---------------। county more than fliUng its quota.1 Mra. Harry Brown, poppy chair-1 About one hundred miles south of ☆ ☆ CAMP-RADFORD Every chairman of lhe chapter man for the Legion Auxiliary, is In pikr s Peak are the Ananixh p»k. Mihnn n-... , “**•- oiepnen unaioi. Rev. L. B. Niles performed a »erv- iia3 realized lhe value of the work charge of the Poppy Day sale In! (W0 mor- mountain Palanta — in Mr. .nd Mr. to..,,,, M.Kn,.,,, ‘ ^21 JSl.,5 donc “Us.SUMn *rt4 Bf rry._S°l_ ’*L May 24 mcnr Im pox! ng is,. ,c none by oy miss mason..and ana sne .“ menu uarry uo. on Bator naiuroay. 34. Mme Mrn<, wy. wavs a n much mi returned . Saturday from Ft. Lau-'! vtteSita? RuJa v and Mn. KJUe Memorial chapel which united appreciation from the public and The Unit has ordered 2200 popples. J «|C»,t than Pike-, sight than Pike's Peak itself. The derdaie. Fla . where they have been < ® Yr,m SJSLn„ mii r‘,n «c ««« ”>. Irene .... ’£• ln mnrrla marriage Helen Irene Kaatoro. Radford. RedMCross members.- •------------ ■—** - *--»•—... maintain' v,,LT ”l!t of ra. R — — •- .u-l tattCT mountain Mrs. Roy iiubbard has appointed! the Auxlltao' •--------U asatatlng in the'pa^ofTiun ’targer mountsm'rnlv" spending the winter i1.. .’,7.1 u ” Vft, ?dfr*rift of,.?* Niles daughter dAUghtar of of Mr. Mr. and and Mn. Mr*. Charles Charles Mr and Mrs Wm B Bridges ’II, * V^ t nf her a\XTe7. daughter Mn. W. D. e “. ..Radford ..................................................... of Horton-av. and Har- Mrs. W. M Stebbins to succeed indiwtrinl work registration in this-Rm W|th the Spantah Peakl T" i* • -7. Ohio I BiKnes' ',arI. "u„ ,ew « *eeu “* . V.- ^PCamp, *° son of Mr Mr. nnd and wrs Mrs uiuSk. • Ruby Webbi of Mltiwanga, Ohio. , ' rry T v n 01 Ito Stoon. ' a« ML. 8 c R«m Mto, .. rte spent lhe weekend with her parents'»nd Mrs. Claude Clark of camp of Jeffenon-av. chairman * * chairm an for lhe second ward. majestically for more than a mile near Thornapple lake i *7*. °* Mr ,nd Snapdragons and calla — ------- . . . I _abov«n’ Vn t'ha rammdtae calls lilies dec- wakkcm WARREN— SIDDALL • • • —abxn'X <11 tllA toto,.— . . .. >. _ —____. n Al .Un. V. In another item in this issue *111 try be found information about the: the guest of MLM Mabel Sisson Thursday afternoon and Friday. | ■ mine can completely express when one looks atjhese great mountains, nnd Mrs Leonard Doxcy were Rev. even from a distance of from 40 to Ccdn Butler nnd daughters. Rachel M„ “hJ*’y’n. .a Jacket She wore a shouWer «m*agetM1“ B**"’*^ Anne Slddall. daugii- WARS AUXILIARY । 1 60 miles . .............. ~ .............of Maroon *«nt ^e‘^?end ot and carried a^ita ‘7 of aod 8K_BfVcr «***“| and Irene and Lillian Campbell all । Open iiutallation of the officers officers' Directly east of the Spanish Peaks or Muskegon spent the weekend Bible covered with «ardenlas tied bv of Clarkston, and Robert L. Warren. of Saranac. With Mr and Mra. W. A. Murphy B'b c 5“h ««d™'« «<d by p>uheu J of the Ladies Auxiltary lo Ute Leo, the plains of eastern Colorado beMr. and Mrs. W E. Sisson. Mrs.' Mr and Mra Nick Vukin of wn“e gamers. hom< UM -v p — w '■. Mlller —** “ -----gin. extending on into western Kan­ Arnold Sl.<^n and two children of Rapids were guests of Mra Mrs. M^ J^ kwier. auimding as Mr 81ddall gavr hta held al the Q. A. R HaU Thuradaf sas. so that to one journeying westGrand Rapids were Thursday after­ Grand lupld. _ _ _ . _ . ward, these peaks are an unmtatakJohnson arwTfamily Sunday, maid, of honor, wore a powder blut, dau ,)1t,._________ r in marriage «•«« Rinaatt . __ ____ j. Mixa Bidden noon visitors at the home of Mr. Anna eyenlng. Pur Dept. Pres . Pearl E.iable landmark for fully a hundred Mr imd Mr*. Frank Jones of Bal- dress with brown accessories. Her। u the granddaughter Is the granddaughter of Fred OUs and Mrs. Victor Sisson. tie Creek called on Mr. and Mra. cor«<e »■* of vWeU and a gar- *’ ,n< «rana“u«’» r Musser of Kalamazoo was InstaU- < miles or more. . I of Rutland township. Mr. und Mrs. Merle Clark attended Ing officer The ritual work was! The famous Banta Fe Trail of ' Tlie bride wore a powder blue pul on by the members of the Red pioneer days followed a shallow valthe wedding of Mb-.-. Barbara Clark. Harry Ritchie Tuesday afternoon. I <>«»••■ Mr. and Mrs Gordon Cota and Mcrl Swann w« man and I crepe dress with a gardenia corsage. ■I.nigitter ot Mr nnd Mrs.Cash Clark, Areow Auxiliary. 1527 of Kalama- ]ey southeast of the mountains nnd to Ralph Hoyt Norton of Pontiac MIm Dene Roger* spent the weekend »e““ng the guesta were Misses El­ Mr* Alfred Cotta of Ypsilanti; sis­ roa the Cross of Malta being used j tuVf th|nkln< Ut,ly lxo>. in Big Rapids visiting Mr. Cota's,len Holstein and Martan Radford, ' ter of the bride, was bridesmaid Her at Grand Haven on Saturday eve- parents I Mr and Mra Lute Rathbun- com- dress was. a navy blue crepe with Twenty-ntne members of the Red'much company-and how much en­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armbruster. llle,ed .'*/ wading party as master which she wore a corsage of sweet Arrow Auxiliary in full uniform, couragement-lhe sight of these Mr and Mrs. A H. Carveth re­ were present with colors ! weU kno,-n Und mirb mu>t havr Jr., of Flint vtaitad his parents. Mr. " nd mistress of ceremonies turned lost week from Ft. LauA reception followed •" in •the home pees. J*‘aR Robert J. Bowers of Perrys­ Corsage* of sweet pe*. and dais ra been to manv and many a ilred derdaie. Fla . and are staying at and Mra J. W. Armbruster, Sr . of * the bride-elect's parents. The burg. Ohio, was best man. The were presented to the visiting colir teamstar on hta .low way to Banta thc .weekend. .... .... n. xtoinui,.. — -----------the M. A. Lambic iiuinr home icniportentpor- ['over Camps will reside at 1700 Buchanan j ■ Wedding March" from Lohengrin ’ndnlYthe nCW * « weU “ “> PnMPector after nrlly before going to Wall take for Mr-»«id Mrs. Stewart Kelley spent .v o.7;y was played by Mrs Slddall. Mrs officers of the local auxiliary. prospector traveling toward "the the summer Sunday In Flint as the guests of titair 8 B,Ur Saturday.-Grand Andrew Orphan and Miss Patricia ■ 1 SlddalL Spring ftowera were used I recelved hcr P^V West" In search of some rich mlnMra. Erl win Pate returned on Sat- dau*hter and son-in-law. Mr. and ^P108 ‘re^ H«rc is the new Arrow Ensemble that perforpis for decorations 1 , ? PJ"* p w R n„_._ ; eral deP<*H urday to her hdine In Detroit alter Mrs *R»«Ph Jrllta. < BJOKK-FBICE The honeymoon was spent In De-■ Soin 1. °"al “ F*”* 110 mountain vi •itimr her parents. Mr. nnd Mra i Mr- and Mr* Stuart Edmonds and‘ together$0 superbly itstands alone in the Fashion A quiet and pretty wedding took w^'loday' those who hav*> E. C. Edmonds, for several davs. • Roger Dean, of Ann Arbor were place at 8.30 Saturday evening. trolt and Canada. The bride, who ? a Mlenl‘n<: manner She also attended a P. T A meet-1 attests of Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Ed­ April 4. at the home of Mr. and will graduate from Michigan State co‘ ^^280^14lhta?y? imiim bS i f u^ spotlight of the Saturday Ev/zning Post this week. Normal College In June, will teach ,l722£‘ “*’‘^7.^“brtaflv HL .!ha! l5c,prcscn‘ mountains, Ing at Hartford on Friday mnnds over the weekend. ■« not Pvt. Elmei'Yedewa of Tucson. Ari-1 Loren Edmonds of Western Mich- Mrs Rockford Price of Campbell kindergarten In Adrian next year £ T**,1 w,,b aU ot «** when their daughter. Evelyn June SHIRT, $1.1 J Hs» ih« lesdinj iol« beciint of ths new looking pEJ aU’^r' zona, has returned to his station *®an College of Education was n1 became the bride of Richard Bjork The groom will be In Uncle Sam's; . ; ' , •• ~ ~ —- much U1ULU morethan uian Jun jus; "mnants remnantsofot . ivities 1 vities of the Fraley Fraley Post ana and on at-, at- two *tni still vrMtar greater mmi,«t«i>.a mountains »u<.« that trio ibipsi on clear definite, colored grotrndt. The bnt of all after spending a ten-day furlough i wVfcend viA|ior of his parents. Mr. of Campbell. Rev. Blaine Snyder of I fairs ot today. , . once were here. collsn ... the Anew, end the body-ihepcd Mitoge deilgn. with iita parents. Mr. and Mrs Louta and Mra- Gordon Edmonds. i' lhe Brethreiv church read the single See the artlde ’ on* another page \ occ ^* Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Thompson, ROBBER LOCKS GIRLS’ FWewa of Portland. Mich: also Mr. ring ceremony in the presence of SHORTT Alwayt comfortable became there'a no aesmt in concerning lhe vlalt of A. J. Camphy?.a c7nce /?, *** ,thc and Mrs. Donald Fidewa this broth- Jr. of Sturgis vlylted Mrs Anna! immediate relatives and a tea* PARENTS IN ROOM Johnson and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Pusey and two bell of Grand Rapids and the inal * ,a,J y C lhe teat ot crotch. With. Grippers Tic, Sprinter Model lie, friends. Wendell Price, brother of . rtuxtrial work xtirvev iii Rarrv ran«e- ”nen I have seen the urunlsMrs. c. T. Hampton, who has Mrs Harry Thompson. Sr.. Sunday.’ thc bride, played "Bell of Avalon" daughters of Jackson had an ex-'.!SS. Uk,bh: rign*-lh.t waneUme in the perience recently they do not care! Mrs. Roy Andrus of Lansing was TIE, $1. Perfect tupport for the shirt. Anew detignen mw been here for over four months ' and "Give Me Your Love Tonight" far distant past—there were more with her *ons-in-law and daugh­ the guest of Dr and Mrs. J. A.\ on the Hawaiian guitar. Miss Mard- to repeat They were awakened lnrcou,uylo that in creating tL Knott neatly, initta wtinldet. ter.. Mr and Mrs. W M. Stebbins Wooten** lust week while attending 1th Darby and Vem Bjork, brother the night by thc screams of their! Thr registration of labor in Barry volcanic disturbances here about older daughter, when *hc was al- ‘ the- Prcsbytcrtal at lhe First Pres- ■ than I. personally should have cared Co. affords,a great opportunity for i of the groom, were Utelr attend­ ! racked by a burglar in her bedroom । lo live a close neighbor to. returned Friday to her. home tn byterian church. all veterans' organisations and their In htndrome color variations. At intervals of a mile or so along' Mrs. Robert W. Cook came, anta and took their places under I yhcre she slept with hcr twelve : auxiliaries to .boost ttvclr member­ Iron Mountain. Mr mid Mrs. .Bar­ ¥chw>T ** year old Ulster. home ,rom from samamg Lanalng ounaay Bunday wngre whpre nett and Mrs. Stebbins nccompan- uome ship rolls as a copy of the files will Uiair bases great walls of rock, four site was called by the illnew of her «««> myrtle and silver bell*. I When the parents tried to go'tol ........ or five feet broad, and fully 40 feet each veterans' group. ---- ----.. . —Pryor, whose . The bride wore a street length the aid of their daughters, they i be sent to te"ung of hbi eligibility high, come out from lhe Interior ; later. Mrs. .... Winifred .u.^uun condition rarmauis remains «uou. about me thc same. same. rtre“ Of TOSC Silk crepe With beige found the intruder itad locked hem t“meXrsh£ ^whether he hal of these mountains like the spokes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sage. Mr. and “«e«°ri” *nd Sarr ,«* * boud!!rt in h^krT)n™n^r i^the S b?iSPcn ,orelan According to of a wagon wheel. At some time Mra A J. Vedder and Miss Charf*** and K'tow to break a pane In the daw by । Mr Campbell M percent of all vet- or other these walls were masses of Phone 2396 lotte Lake were bi Lansing and East bridesmaid wore a navy blue silk ramming it with tile end of a dresa_ «rfm*ted in anv wav molten rocks—forced into the sur­ Lansing on Sunday, calling on Mr. drM* and w“fc * corsage of sweet rounding rocks like hot metal ixntrand-Mra. George Bauer and olher »*--------“ »nd — LytBow Afterrow the ftotaTSTrito m™. w pu~! "^,1""' m'mb,r 10 ed into a mold. Ttxlay the sur­ friends '1 ceremonv ceremony lunch was served hv by Mixx Mias rounding rocks are /gone, leaving »35. He had,attemptedto, do OR IWF _________ Karrnr Os- containing Mrs. Byron Fletcher and son re-,' Irine “ zr"' and,. Miss Wlllma 1 coni«iu»i>n nc u«m ~i -------these lava masses still standing—re- ’' tinned Sunday from Lebanon. Ind.. p°n’- Tllelr lnan>' friends extend assault the older ;ir! girl but her ?eresr^5 screams; ma 3I AlRRUGE tinAut iactSSEri LICENSES sembling in their partial decay great I where lhev had been vailtMg for a hearty congratulations to Mr. and nnd Bnd fierce »•—- resistance widentivi evidentlyWntHn» Woodland 29 atone walls clumsily built by some: Mrs. Bjork. week. Mr. Fletcher went down for M ” ” 'nrtr **“’■ 24 race of super-giants who only could • lhe weekend and his family return­ —1 have been eaual tn such a task I PRONINI-YERTY and had ransicked the house ■ Carl E Hefflebower. Woodland And the bigger lhe brim—the ed with him. rn the »j I Mrs. Ora E. Yerly announces the thoroughly. He had also taken the Arlene Arlene R. R. Marshall. Marshall. Nashville Nashville ... . *of Mrs. Robert children' U Salida in the upper Arkansas. Vai-1 Chicaw are Jessen S and Mr and Mra’‘ m,rrla marrtAITA «' 01 nt I,.,— da -fatonkiia. ughtar. Miss UI.a Ruth Dl.tt. ^UUon ... of• putting ........ on __ >A. Mrs. _ n... Pus- n„„ — - — -■ face brims, cartwheels, bon­ , lev. If I can find the time I must! Claren^ CrawfJ^ib wrek Mr U,Uan Yerty' ,o mncU L Pronlnl “'mono ind tying a towel i DURFEE nets. dipped brims, straws. jSJTwiH £^niMt%ta^ekrad of PeU,,uxna- Cal • on Thursday. „round his head lo avoid IndentlfiClaud lHunt was at Blodgett hos-'tall you about that beautiful region, White, colors. pltal in Grand Rapids Thursday also. toTito" esizss “ _ .............. ........,k where “ his father. Fred Hunt un-| William T. Wallace. I *X«'ramwm* ”ton.ton*!n'' 1 toi"* “*11 ™ d ,h " were *m unattended, the •■> “Mrx tauev will to tomtmtorto one *" and they ------•" * ■ M?. r C toil, tod toltoto '•'•“toP brtlW toHorrntd .1 Ito „ Mto Lto 8toto>- . torm.r derwent an operation. Mr. Hunt is REBEKAH LODGE -to 10 K«r,to ,„toto, u> .Ult toi roM.nl..nd ...nMtol ‘" '“5 Mol 84 years old and seems to be gain -1 The regular meeting of Rebekah1 I a friend of lhe groom. high school. Mr. Pusey is a well Ing. Mrs. Claud Hunt and Mr. and 1 - - r-T. sister. Mrs Fred Ford, for a fewj The bride wore a Copenhagen blue known druggist In Jackson. ur-tt,.™ Hun. on hto O O. F. Hall Friday evening, April 34.' days. Dr. Lowry ta attending a den­ dressmaker suit with matching acSunday. ------------- «i> ■■ ...„ al 8 o'clock. Thc April birthdays willl. tal meeting In Detroit today and cessoriea and her corsage was of is PROMOTED TO Mrs. Claud Hunt and and: bc h°n°red wlUl V*"~ ™ • Hebert Hunt JStad Mr Jean and Mn * supper, gifta. and, will spend Sunday and Monday sweet peas and roses. RANK OF MAJOR WnU ta Metn^ll Sunrta^ I fnlCTU‘,,ment “,Wr *°d«c We “1: J trout fishing. Dr and Mrs. Robert Harkness Mr. and Mrs. Pronin! left for a xtiata 5f hTHun“ &'«*»«* initiatory work pul on Mr. and Mrs C. J. Lahr. Mr. and motor trip Into northern California have received a published list of Rcccnt guesta or tne Hunt tarn byb Lake Odessa ndessa staff staff at at our our Hut, Hut Mrs. Albert Brill and Mrs. Ella Lain and were at home ort April 24 at promotions which includes the an­ Illes were Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Scales meeting. About 100 were served at visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Staley his ranch at Petaluma on Old Adobe nouncement of *..v the promotion of from UUUlKriur.u v. p..........—— from CUIIIUB. Florida. riAIIJ Harry Reaser VI of AAVOBos-1’ I iGrace Brill। and baby of Dowagiac j their son-in-law. Robert McClure ton and mother. Mrs. Harry Reaser. the 6:30 supper before lodge. Road. — , , °n Sunday While they were there । W. R- C- NOTES* * Love, to the rank of Major in lhe of La^ city. ._____ . .... ..__ ______ • alr corps of the UntiedClataa Slatesarmo army - -Mrs. - 7Nagler of Hastings spent, ; worked in Ute tale ph one otilce here The next regular meeting of W. pa.^d awuv after several month* and execuuve executive ouk offices of the air several ™ v; several days recently wiin with Mrs. Mrs.’ R. C. will be held at O. A R Hall s nd later wax transferred to Ithaca. ana illness. N. Y., where she remained for tan corps ferry command Major Love gamuel Geiger and thc Foster fnm- Thursday, April 23, al 2 o’clock. A transferred years. She resigned her position! was i— recently r. —------- to m Wash- I tiy. nice sum was realized from our sup­ <...>»>< n r Urn will hr rrthere and after spending some Ume inglon. D C. Mrs. Love will be re-, mere ana atter spenamg some tune —• —• — 7: v ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster spent . ... in Hastings m,.nlj>rrd heretonsCallMtas Nancv Hark. as Miss Nancy Hark-, Sunday wlth Mr. nnd Mrs. Ashley per last Saturday evening. here ahe went membered here The BEAUTY BAR fornla about a year ago. Her many neaa. a wejl known aviatru. j Van at Coldwater. Owntd and SMrstod by wutoutototo toto ta „tototo o.™«£o.coVN™r J*• Swan-derful rads because Swan's TBBSSA OLkVBLAMD best wishes. . baby-gentle, pure as Imported castilea. . FEATURE ARROW CINEMA STRIPES n’2rtoSss.^x to1".^^-^s « tock lbs. per jnic )ins ■Illis You Con Do Better At BAIRD’S HATS r" • Swan-derful suds For dishes ’n duds! Uon s,"lcy- Ulher °r R?y M MUMU Swan-derful, too, For baby 'n youi I ■, ’‘SXd‘.’toAX-”.m to tots1 & ’•"Co! Swan-derful rads because they come twice as fast as old-stylo floating soaps! Swan up and see for yourself I PLAN PROGRAM FOR SPRING MEETING Friday afternoon. Mrs. Tune in every week: orach AlUN OtORQe BURNS •’ PAUL WHtTIMAN County Federated Women’s club known to be fin­ M board, dessert being served at 1:30 Walt, cltalrmen. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifest/ but did you o'clock. Plans were discussed for the SrDS:‘’.to J.totaX^.to ton H. Srnto toA |.to.u o. Mr .nd Mr. ». D..U. spring meeting of thc Federation toi------- — • —• \ ' C K roolixe they're be held at Costa Orove on May 21. "»<* Mra. David French. , Sunday^_______ Inexpensive? Mrs. Stanley Lowe of Battle Creek ’ * * j ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT will give play reviews and will tall1 Mr .nd Mn. OUo Itototo. to- B ANFIELD-n „ Mr and Mr* Dell Fausey of Batwhat is being done at Fort Custer! ,“to?i “* ,u",a Mr । for lhe soldiers. ^toto„' Selections will be. , and Mrs. Don Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDouial Friday were Mra. Edison Baas and i “r ,nd Mu' ,ra 100,0 01 ’ were Sunday dinner guests of tela-, Mrs. Vlctpr Eckardt. Woodland;, “"K. I: tlves In Battle Creek. Mrs. Eva —Sweet Mrs. Horace Powers and Mra. Milo wfckivek promotion «••». —**• spent Friday । -j v~.to. xi.-v.uin.. Mrs. ur, v.m. Hasting* friend* v. of Ralph Pryok night with Mrs. Marc Peake of Bat-,. jd Young. Nashville: Verne si. Allerdlng, Coata Orove; Mrs. Charles of Larking will be interested to km>»- tie Creek. Robertson and Mrs. Mark Ritchie., Uiat he has been promoted to the Mrs. Walter Hobbs entertained: Middleville; Mrs. or. He Is Mra. C. D. Bauer «nd and‘rBnk rang ot of Mij Major. 1> stationed in her bridge club at a one oclock, ' A. -- --------Mrs. H. • Carveth, Hastings. j thC CoiUt Artillery in California. i luncheon Tuesday. ! Mr. and Mrs Eugene Leiter enWEDDING DATE n wp. ' tertained relatives from Indiana Guaranteed Washable I over the weekend. announced and Fast to Light! Rev. and Mra Fred H. Hom oil . . r. . I At the annual meeting of the; Cloverdale, announce the engage-1 '■ Bonfield Cemetery Association lhe KMabhtbsd leader* In nyl*. aeltf menl and approaching marriage ot | \ following officers were elected: tlirlr daughter, M. Evelyn Horn to; AOWAKIYA Don P. Putnam. Pres.: Clara IHGptttxiu Leland W. Sherrard, son of Herbert CAMp nRE GROUP .• Hughes. — Sec.: Vem Doty. Treas.; I* Sherrard of Bowling Green,; Miss Myra Bumgardner, Executive! Orv. Dunn, collector. August Soya Florida. The wedding will .take jrom Rattle Creek was the guest has been ryhired as sexton for lhe Carveth & Stebbins place on June 20. I speaker at a meeting of the moth- coming year. tsixx tx a .___ _.................... t. son r.t Mlu ttnm Horn —Is a irrailiiata graduate nt of tha the cn ol the AowaUy* camp Fire Waller n B. Hobbs. Jr., of IXMr •THE REXALL STORE" W. K. Kellogg school of Delton and|QrtM1p Bl 3 o-eiocR Tuesday. At 4 and Mrs. Walter Hdbbs. has 00mCourtesy and Friendly Service Is now employed at lite W. K. Kci- oe|ock thc girls came and served pick'd basic training in the “HoaShown to All o*!? Food C® -!.Creek. ' pltal lo«n Co_ Battle creek. ; tea to lhe the nwthcre nrathcM and visitors. •J,“’ corps School" and «n»t is «■ now rated mtad Prompt Delivery Service ‘ Mr. Sherrard U a graduate of ■ ■ M a hospital, second class atvendHASTINGS Bowling Green high school and also, Nearly BOO Weather Bureau sta- ant He win be sent to a naval hos- PHONE 1131 Interceaslon City Bible school. In- lions tn the United States contrib- pit*l for additional training before icrcesston City. Fla. He U uowiuta data for hourly reports'for air. being assigned to general duty al taking his Th. B. degree there. । pilots. . K& or ashore. NSW WHITS FLOATING SOAP ROOMS STEAM HJSAT HOT A COLD WAT HOTEL HASTINGS Spring Beauty . . . Discover for yourself - lhe exhilarating beauty treatment you can obtain al Jean's Beauty Shop. Make an appointment. PERMANENTS MACHINELESS M-50 UP. OTHERS FROM RI-S®. Shampoo & ECr Finger Wave 09 MAKE APPOINTMENTS EARLY Finger Wave 4 Ac Dried OU JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP David KtoS'.toV .to St Lanin hire Activities O..L .ton. r‘£to« -I* Mr. .nd Mto Oto. IMPERIAL Cotton Gowns LAROS And Pajamas SLIPS Flower printed, dalnlly ruffled full swirling skirt. Washes beautifully, wears wonderfully of Styles ^noNA< BABY WEEK APRIL 26 TO MAY 2 Moko it 0 point this weak to see our beau­ tiful baby section, with special features and low prices for our celebration of Baby Week. Outfit baby today! Complete line of layettes Bonnet & Gown 104 East State Street �HICKORY CORNERS ;s Banner EXTENSION GROUPS THE CHURCHES leyan church staged a surprise on Mr and Mrs. Hubert Hungerford 1B»l Friday, lhe occasion being their Golden Wedding Anniversary. I Twenty-three enjoyed u poi luck dinner and a lovely three-layer wedding cake, made by the daughtcr-in-law. Mrs. Pent Hungerford. With a frw filling remarks the S, S. Supt.. Alfred Gainder..presented the, bride and groom with a beautiful, table lamp, allowing thc love and esteem in which lids godly couple Sheldon Agency AU Kiads of luuraac* Surety Bond* ho ns 2IBS Hasting* The young people of the Wesley­ an church gathered al Hie Lynn Lawrence home last Friday evening for Bible study and prayer. AUCTION SALES Mr and Mrs. Chia. Robinson visit­ ed their daughter and family near THE GRANGES HENRY FLANNtRY -------- —DR. L. J. CASTON daughters. Mary und Margie. Wire Sunday cullers. Bob Burdick of thc Great Lakes' Naval Training Station was home OPTOMETRIST MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS Homer Bartlett spent Sunday EMPLOYMENT -REIF WANTED Marshall Furnaces Coal, Go* and Oil Fired Repair* furnished and in­ stalled for all'make* of farnsce*. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS of Galt-jburi; until Sunday thr the Sunday Chapel. >» A N'l KD— il a,7' “to work .,-7 faim'ln i month or year, i'hooe 3*30, II. W j WASTtrit""-— Unman i« bwwwrt .1 da>. a week SI a da, Mgmr..onlays. r.l* X.. llano, rr. 4-2.1 I IV.t STRD- - IViraa, for hnn.ework, 2 1 child,ea. Call 420 K, lilair after 6. . ..., — ,, . ——---------- -------------■*— Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughiag C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. Stat* | WANTF.lt — Zmuiiw... man to handl. ..lea Im Herr, <.. oseln.hely Wil ' train tietil mao. Xn insralrnrnl. *15 In 1 SS'l s.;r«e per we-k. Write l>>iller I Hrn.h I'".. 41* (Irsnd Rapid. Neilona I llank, Oread 1U|.id. fur ai.polntinenl J • rl.l-r .*v|*|)|tr«thm«. 1• WAXTF.n—Oirl. or woman (or hou»e I work L. ill* d.,y nr fnr .tradv vol ^lo.mrnt Mr. Ilaai.a f.Ltpou.rli Phon* 2311 , »< JERRY ANDRUS 'Jelm "n i i _ 4.1 ALL FOR3I8 OF INSURANCE Mrs. Emma Clark returned Friday from Marshall after a few days visit' with her granddaughter and family.' Grand Rapids. the Bunnell and Hickory Corners Methodist church Sunday morning. AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sal** with the Grand Rapids District nf lhe Methodist church presided nt the quarterly meeting Wednesday eve­ ning. April 22. DEWEY REED dale, caljed on Rev. and Mrs Friday. SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY 1 Gal. GAS FREE with $1.00 Purchase 1 Gal. KERO. FREE with 4 Gal. Purchased Shipping Livestock to certain waters, sportsmen here­ abouts arc not sure they can say. but Uny Leldy lake in northeastern St. Joseph county ryrar Leonidas has some of it About 1.000 Canada Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Hutinxi stock­ yards. phone 2588, or call 717—FJ through the week. U. FREE GAS! Economy Gas 13 9-10c Gal. Regular Gas . 15 9-10c Gal. Kerosene Thomas Osmer of Lansing. Presence । of geese on Leldy lake during the northward migration of waterfowl । is a recurrent spring event. Manyi (other lakes in this region are never! : visited by the big honkers. - - ---------- 10c Gal. LEADER GAS STATION E. MAIN ST.. MIDDLEVILLE PIANO TUNING CARDS OF THANKS Call E. T. WOOD HOG FEEDERS—Harvey Sayt Your lowest cost protein for hog feed today is our cull beans ot $20.00 per ton also choice quality yellow AUCTIONEER I donate $5 to the Red Cross out of every Auction Sale. shelled com ot 92c per bu. 100 bu. lots or more 90c. Mr. and Mr. J Mr end Mr. 1 Mr. and Ms.. I. rand, hildrm. 17—PSI. Hickory Corners, me claries. Address Delton. LOREN COPPOCK CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS HORSES - $7.50 CASH Phon* Hastings 2565 For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS active in the management of the1 Carnegie Steel Works in Pittsburgh. CLENN F. LAUBAUGH m Ha. Mlchlgu Arenw CLEAXINCI AMD DYEING Truss Fitting COWS-$6.00 W. b««. . cdUctw OaHon.d In Hairing, ta girt imm.di.r. Hnkr. W. pa, th. Than. Charg.,. YOUI* LAST SPRIX<i H”uT-7ia" be rr blocked and made lo look Ilka a *•» one. We knew bow. pbnne _214u n.rr, llr.n.r. ||.lil,p 1 .’1 CLOTHING — FOB BALE FOR BALK—* yean* nun’s .nil, pair while (lancrl trnu.ers and man'* OT.T rust All .lean and 1a food eoadl liar. I’Une 3176.__ 421 runs— CLBAJIIMO. ETC FUR COAT CLEANING—Uend a. Your «MI now to* tborwub melt proof,* elaeamy *»d siariaajeb Ten'll like our work. Phone Heetinje Cloenor. ' 4W federal government has undertaken a program of education in methods of scientific farming for youth* of needy families who must eke out a living from submnrgtnal farm This is tha socond year that pu Farm Security admmistraUon to gether with th* National Youth ad­ ministration has conducted a train ing course for future farmer* on a site adjacent to the campus of tract for rail* for. a proposed new railroad. Schwab quoted the price for »te*l rail*. 130 a ton. which was satisfactory. The reputation of lhe firm was sufficient guarantee of quality, so nothing remained to be «t««l company would accept bonds in the new road as payment. To ids surprise Schwab readily assented On what basis?" queried the buy- C. "BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE AM BUYING WOOL Again this season. Highest market lost the one you gave me yester­ prices paid. Will call at your place day." she said. "But it doesn't in*l-| and weigh on your own scales ter. I took the precaution of aigu-l Ing all ’Checks as soon a* I got It—j WILL TOHAS so.-of course. It won’t be any use? to anyone else. . I WEPAYTOP MARKETPRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $7.50 COWS $6.00 �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 19^2 arrival. During the delay the stork I Closing Brief*—MunUlng, Mich.] had arrived at hl* liony and a little wooden bowl* and oilier product* /7nrAW5!‘. *everJl »«*»’• before are featured in a window of the big hi* Daddy saw him. They write Uiat ...., the nightly blackout there equals any Prfnrn /J.H .tut London ever had 1 second window Frencn petit point i A real treat In th. «„ nt .! chaU» Purses with "3500 stitches to ----- I was rite inmtal a^Tanr^n^^h' by Olhrr «!«*>««." SO GREETINGS FROM FLORIDA SECTION DELTON HIGH NINE ‘'OA™ GROVE grove Sarry SiipailtB henderhiiott ADEkJC 1OA7 crsertsi MrsBradley of Battle Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Hendershott VrCfNj IV^tZ jEAjUN' Creek and Mr. and Mr* Cha*. Cull called on Albert William* at Be.t Delton Ixa* an unuauaUy strong of visited Mr*. Pearl De- Newland*, IX.WU.UV, at Ob Lee GET Hubbard'* I1UUU4UUA and UUU l~m mu m, MU, ih, meura 1 Otar Glen Moreys •» aU Bi In BucUna Rutland on sop. Sunih. hatt.ro t^nn, 1. . .. Mt- ■*nd Mrs. Andrew Townsend <!»>■ the battery men from last jear. and utt4.nded'a family gathering at Mr. Mrs. Floyd Garrison visited her l *ix other men who have had two or and Mrs. Henry Qole'* on Sunday daughter Mrs. Harvey Parmalec tn *B.r much pro-ln, nid om-ln, R01h„ [011m i more years oi experience. •• M,n o. — us tfr. the latt.r*,. latter'* mn son nnt, Bob r?nt. Cole irov.< leaves n.ttt«. Battle Creek, from Friday .. until 8un• ivv. £2***. TVIU1C 1,'. 1 HUE- ’ U bar UUIKUU1 .i by the committee In charge, with Congregational church for an after“.ah!1I *■> '-L“.‘-r±:• • • A conclusion Wil-J A Udy write*, that she received a | ’ Tin* tollowlng schedule ha* been thl* week for soldier's training, day afternoon. varying sentiments reflected in Ute MOft And earlyevening service. Palm lUm , whoUy Mree on u Among other* who were present Mr und Mrs. Howard Cronk from .?•. SfJ.laur r.«n . n^> th., b.-'’arranged: were Mrs. BoD Cole. Mr. and Mr;, the Bristol district called at Ted Public Forum columns of lhe dally l lhul lhe cloth n tor d play ! Apit! 15 — Nashville — at Delton. <MrU’».*UesiS*»- ,Dear Maoamn.” Must be that /paper* a. to the advuablUty ot ob- tS «U are undwiiLtea’lSy JSg, ™ore terrtbl* roPn Frederick Cole of Hastings and Mr. O'Laughllna, Wednesday night. Uiurn.. Luc or Wood-, M„_ Trnpym d Mt.l o„,nlMttn ' ,lxnn “>y other city in the U. 8. A.' business wasn't any too good that 1 April 23— Middleville—at Mlddle- .na ; vllle. The college"colors of blue and gold Lj^ve’to’tlte advw^L°MmaSr day' hu u «>kMer-;। May I—Woodland—at Delton Wiley from the Shult* district were' , u,l“ the rwult. *eem to Justify tha com- arc carried „ out Jn their vestment* £ ?^e cu? own Miss Dollpu*. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodman were. Wednesday evening guest* ..at Leo . unuy u*c uu vwii mix* uuupu.-.*. I May 5—Freeport—at Freeport. mlttee* decision. There l* no doubt wlth (j,,, ad6 nt °f l « e Baiuicr and not let hi m know .. . enteruiiiicd for a birthday dinner I Henderrbutt'i. . V0, * 1 Anyway, the lady »ent me a pome i May 12—Comstock—at Delton. Ideg touch of white. lr> a Jokp . . . A that 1' did keep a large number here Their Bach nuntber* were wonder­ lor Foul <1 KU partnu homo Um I Mr Jock Sulliron oolka May 15—Sunfield—at Delton. several day* longer and it made a fully-well done I wa* esncclaliv~ grown BTOWn accustomed *ccu*iomea to to— —lhe me noise of or N.-UnO'. R„,u^ «n I nut Barry-Eaton county baseball jaurMor Mr,. Korun Brink or „ , NO OCCUPATION happy week for many, beginning interested in the short addrm glv- tlw bk< bom.b5n ?"”!! M«cDill field Milford was present. ; Sun,;rt. w we Aip^t Williams. championship and field day will be She rises up at break of day zooming overhead all day nnd far with ipecialservlcea Bunday. • >' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scase. Mrs.. ... cu by RoU,n»’ president. Dr. Hamheld at Hastings fair grounds May Agne* V Em.In ■ kv*'' am A* Haight and Mrs Ivah Brisbin t ?*r '?d 11 ,and **"• into tha night. Dr. Woodbume has; And through her tasks she races te a ‘“O'* H°11' lon« nn* '»««••“ *»! become so accustomed to tliem he• She cooks thr meals as best she may 23 Dolton ha* won the field day! attended a Baptismal M-rvice la*t V "‘2 ., .D°*u,laC ,8un’ folk*, with a conttauoua program magaxlno work, and former editor of. trophy lhe last two year*. ' BumUy In Odd R.pld, U which «nd Mn. CW1UO Unr. al William* •"r», -the from nine to three, at c -New Rrnuilte " "wh^~ills can ldenU^ lhe l>»* Plane Jul1 by And scrubs the children's faces DOWLING *** , part, wblah which pteaM close* v<tb with tb* the Alltllnff culling . ^h to develop RoUlm lhe *?und of '? mo,ora ’ ’ * Whal, While schoolbooks, lunches, ribbons. narlr urn. u» nrur ... b-puccd wiu. o ,R*' of a cake Just a bit wnaUer than the e011f„ ,nd ‘°mX »‘™clr a Northerner queer - not a ,mup«nnnn. ‘S*P..“"kJ"" too Mr*. John Chamberlain of Hascupola on the D. A. VanBuskirk a f*mlU;irn ™ "“"‘' colored person or a colored bandI All need consideration. r. C w«k ... M W.« scbrwj BUUr iMOnSUUy wIMhkklwraM, । tines nrrsented her class in a mu.de house at home, and to It goea all o( coU { lh‘J*0 u‘ represented in the big festival parBund., in Oil ch. .ppolnuncni "“““X .W™1„,w,» *»' ..._, | And yet thr census man insist* ' l recital al the Lloyd Gaskill home: In.'-----------------------T------------------------------ ■ THIS WAY hour after their calL All thru season the the week <lth each day providing, for lta original work also as a col- adel --------r~ the '* ----—- She has—"No occupation " ■ Friday cvonJng The ouplls. ap- of E. S. niompaon. who 1* ill. some special feature and leading up f h. Srlw Olrl ficouU have a l“bb‘ Juitt Out‘' comnanled bv their mothers, about We are pleased to team that Eve.- .7r, -.-7^^"^ to lhe grand finale—lhe Festival of Je« Xi^ly Tri Adly re Mnd 60 Lbl“ ed ln _ - — A mwt l|>lerestlng thing happen, thirty of them, enfoyrd a treasure fownxend had tne honor of : L' ^-“1 th honK of >"« ^™wen State* parade. •••'Remembering a'Xl business 'providing prwBdta* paper, boxel i nunt hunt In ««• the <»«lll Gaskill wood*, abo also a [ng chosen va.emctonan valedictorian oi Of tne the Mr" Hendershott. . fraduatlng _ .. .. .w—. tAiR LAKE whn WfCnl,‘ on th,> l«wn. .preeedclass of the .Hastings the wetting we got last year along studenU. RoUlna lias been narUcu- and string and wrapping packages their who.' — ..i...i . JuV'te?* J'fdgCM0/hJJe FlfUl J"dlc'^1 larly happy in It* teachers, he felt, for mailing for winter visitor*. 9 ' *■ tnelr problem of immigrants who,. ,Ing lhe recital. . nigh school A birthday dinner wax held at . In true Grapes of Wrath style, were | district of Michigan, and hl»:and thclr ablUliy u, pUpirc youth. A novel sight—Thc Sunday col; On account of thc death of Mrs. *”nourrcmcnts of the P T. A. Hatnmie Aroiour'x Sunday for Mr*., l iHclothed. They had in their town: Hecited their nlan nfrnn ' lcctIon al lhe Churches Missus, both here now. we tutdn l _..-u ... . . .. He cited their plan of conducting pl| d nigh with dollar bills; a huge auto a-recklng establishment, Ji Anna Pierce who was president of which will not be held this week. Ned Lancaster. A lovely cake worked up much enthusiasm for lhe chapel and Sunday services as a . TI■ Now. nowhere in lhe world but In 11»- Dowling Cemetery circle, the but at a later date, will be made a feature of the day. event. • • • However, we found to^ Sth^L/’SXS X>te X, A n°"‘ -nnouncemenL-Uiat of lhe Mrs. Frit? is moving from the! . America would these two situations office will be taken over bv the Utter. much lo commend as we viewed thl* E. Sunday vice president. Mrs. Lois Altman.! The C. " " "" J"" evening “ " was In ■ Hopkins place onto one she mJ't' nrar^y’^n ■^’lorT’tiit ( tie up as they did.' These resoun'e, Mrs. Pierce alio wo* vice president ehnrge of Mr und Mrs Kenneth purchased at Cedar Creek. would lie. ful women got permission of the of lhe W. fl.-C. S and Mr* Horry Kelsey. Next Sunday the service returning to lhe more sensible time cnapci problems hard to solve. At ' EvcD' Member Canvass" ,t,Lottie Collteter is ill at of daylight hour*. All the float* and Rollin* lhe plan of asking lhe stu- ^IreadJ1 volunterik- otedrcd* • * •, Ixsss to let them have the uphol­ Ix*nx has been elected to fill vacancy will be led by Mrs. Agne* Haight and writing, vehicles carried out the patriotic dent, to do thing. Instead of X R ±Uw'\P ±fl r,ldtM stery out of the Junked car*. tne Devotional leader will bq_ Mrs. for the remainder of the year. motif and were beautiful In gUtter­ UMa^ U.-mjpp.H. Um.k.lJh. Ivah Brtxbin a camera shop proprietor in, Mr and Mrs. Ed Titus of ParchWell start a new paragraph to Ing red. white and blue designs With service, has proven, most successful went Acrow in a wg wA>_the 23.- 1)rpnk monotony. They ripped ment. Mr. and Mrs Fred Stanley Mr and Mrs. Paul Woodman at- Pueblo. Colorado", had been coun­ thr cw«’ and *°°n leam«J the K'dnmaroo and Mr. and Mra W. tended a birthday supper at the lat- sellng a young camera enthusiast pretty girls and some service men Save for Die termdn and the bene­ X^L^^ereat^te^n^eratlve RepreMaled in Hastings by aboard. Of timely Interest was the diction. the student* have entire ,hr.Ur?r 7?vi?inn rwi'n ?■ st v heat way to home-wash each type D P»«r« of Charlotte were dinner ter'* parent*. Mr and Mr*. Ira; who wa* having great difficulty tn HOME LUMBER CO. Importance given to lhe Civilian charge. Student readers, two girls «o’ fabric. Out of the velvet*, vel- Ruesto Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Or- Shultz In Hasting* last Wednesday, getting good photographic results.1 Defense section, a feature It would ours. wooU check* and.UePMitr. evening. It ua* to observe Robert' One day the boy came running in' ' Phone 2275 Tile Dei it t Bronson* hale JUst :e- . , _ ... .. . . . ag., <■ tn,, n ci-.m nt hi. Shultz's birthday and also be well for Michigan festival com­ Paul; and shouted excitedly and Jubilant:' mittees to bear. in» mind । iy "I've found the trouble. There students usher: take up the' the; V Jthis sum-' service; student* ,hw w_nl uTTi hi<i —i" of “u kinds and descriptions, soon iranoro ai Woodman s In 'for *'n‘dl°bld?2??.' ttjnse UlUe Immigrant children were the church dinner Thursday.!which mer. It came ic — hand clapping ““ ' c^cUon; furnish the music nn«l FREE INSPECTION Mr and Mr*. Alvin Baird and I wasn't any ten* on the camera !“ line of march. *• ’ wnr MrTe on on me the cnapci chapel committee, committee, an all oi of ’ X^rii^n t k ^71r proudly to school Instead of *•* nulte a surprise to his friends children of Clare have moved onto, all along the line W«^'nrt AmbJda?’“ rtkh which PO.U posts m are scattered o,., over th. lhe' Juh a a^d rizid a r *neaktng In just as the bell rang. Mls Mildred Hook too. is Improv- the E. S. Thompson farm. We wel~— T’>'" Corps-OCD; a Red Cro»* ambu- —.a— : come them to our community. I —..... ------------------ perto^j reaponriWUly inThe'\hote i “w^k^'a^v '- of anda-plaid «iR Jacket ' lance filled with nurses; a Red Cross u< plain pi>mwool w«v. ...» j-w.l Mr- and Mrs. Harry Buchanan of floatshowing localwomen engaged fh , wondl|„ . . . “destination two we^k* awa> -’ .for J----------------------?-----------------a nice young man so he could of Dimondale were recent guests at Ir. — various vnrirni* tnrm* I one can draw their own conclusion* attend Ute young peoples -pgrtlc* -.77 • Myron Whitworth's. in n the formsofofactivities activities « .... Theymaderugs, draperies. sUp cov-1| Mr*. Russi-ll Haves of Battle the ----------society --sponsors. • • • The of Roiu'nv chapd which I* one ofXnd*m faTlirUe^te of .'^TrSJid i"toe I™ •nJdmafny^me ,UrnUh‘n” ,Or! Cfeek visited Mrs. Agnes OtLs last , ------ _- I lUiriK.V EkklllUk, Mi EilullII Seoul kroup.. ton ll» BoW.ke com-1 1R, „unler. deUknal I week. Mr*. Hayes was forpierly bv Hninh Artim. The Dt'n“ld Smith* left last night ,hl? needy famine*. mum'. .Io«an--Lel . Oel in lb, hy Adim, Cr,„ ol Miss Mildred Coon. '•--A moil famous 'architect* i ,ror.bome1 °°n 110 acquired a they dug deeper. They! We're expert* Scrap" and empnastzea tne worx ._irlc . fBlnous architects ;.’I------- . ------ ..------—* 7 men tncy aux aroix-r The P. T. A. will meet this week one for a while. When the Juvenile organization* __ , . here ________ are;t. . ,. :j w ' jha iappy to-have to-iiave a brief brief>' healthy color eo,or and an[l in ln some “me way* feel* feels f'ound —j unbleached muslin uuwi under-, on Friday evening at the school on ail kinds of ---------------- truck word with \.r*t na.^ y afterwards a. Dn rimnrovcd. Daughter ,r co „rings and we're finished you doing. One gaily -----------trimmed Dr Holt and ! lmP"’vcdDaughter Sue Sue look* look* npalh nrath the the out outer coverings and made made House wiui mrauuncina house with refreshments a* as usual. usual. children but is equally valu­ showed --------- . .ulhe -<a. wide_________ diversity nt of___________________________ salvage hear him say some very .h.heM L auto work. very nice nice thing* things I J*"**' ’.U‘..V .’.r „ T the UsUal underthln«» Bnd ”lllow a,,d n,uslc b>' lhp JutUor bnr''d °f - - KS^ nound*.mlt,[^Along of l, that found eQlton Hastings. -------- my nephew, -------- — the Rev. Keith hal^JS with the M. LRl)p, 01 “v able to adult*. Kecommendmaterial Just as It Is picked up: about 1dJ^ a'hcd aIld '1 lo ' _r:; —’F t ’'.obsS‘l°ld “cr._ M._. the^Sth -![--- -, wh,ch which theV thev * washed and usc used for Ninety nurses from HUnols were. another one following, lhe same Chidester, and of the lovely new ”1' begin“. the trek home nteaV the 25th. rolton botU ln (n nuilta quilt*. They They found nt Clear lake camp last week tnkEpiscopal church Just dedicated In we *'_£!* te i fo,ton material as sorted for shipping; a1 Z2T-_tickling in thr throat and from inkiuv .o nte.ee tell ,eathera . ___ -—xnludp They lrl|f Rn instruction course in Red Lnv *nnw l,nd PlUows third one loaded with paper, hon­ Winter Park, of which the latter Is ■ “»b, spasmodic croup. any snow’ . even toolc i ored a ahy-looking Utile girl who1 rector, and which w'a* designed by!lhp wcather man to cancel . took y,,. thc .pringa springs and ma made beds Cross work. They left for home MOYNAHAN-FAUL, bore lhe title. “Queen of Defense.”! Mr. Cram, th* *amc architect who#t storm*. °nnil ............ .. . ..... ............... ""*. and chairs, “and "■* “ made •x“ them com- Saturday afternoon and a new Jnce tried never without!' FORD — MEBCUHY — LINCOLN p- S —Wa* quite bowled over to (orlah|e for rcst and sleep. Appar- group came Sunday because of her personal record of1 of*lwhtehhI *wtunSM*ak1ltaChsMne dLw:over thc **ntea» "Rice and Romey". entiy “the*re ... Is no ...... limit teTwhat ’youi - --------- —— anrt Rnmev .... _ . ____ _ — Sold by all druggists. bringing to her school over a ton1 future article Coart at Church St.. Hastings *n Char*°tte Re‘' can find when you start digging un-| "11^ think V'.1 °Ve.r -«nd- let y0U of paper. • • • The long parade was Pennflora's garden 1* a .favorite■ Publican-Tribune thought well der car upholsterings. I hope Ud* know. Translation: No. , pepped up all the way by over forty’ y0U Udl.” ,ldefls' ------------------- ------------ :-------------------------bands. • • • Florida. I believe, leads1 haunt of mocking bird* and brown {““Sj ?.f ra1 J^/’neSv^coluimi--“lv“ all other states, population consid­1 our^bedroom wlndX^eh'^kM?1' “ rrul compliment from those gen-| one of the women, a leader of ered. in the number of high school hnnXTTround the side Wehen ।llc,nen In R><M rc8uUr *wM 1 lhe «rouP- «d'cted excellent mateand Junior bands, some from nearby OTer^tthe M L Cook cm- JP°ru Job-Ani not holding out for'rial* and made herself a suit, hat cities participating. The brilUant dwr tage .walUM for* their dxSyralton **rB«r salary—H. K. D. Wtedom rules .nd b« and went lo Washington uniforms and high-stepping major­ how thev scold if It dccision-ateo want more time to, and talked with many, many gov­ ettes might weU be the envy of any' Mrai*in*-^d ISSXr ^Mra Aiire P’«X ™ ",ci*U on h“ they hMd I emmenl n officials on ’ what had college. • • • The man- who designs 1 done. She was sent to dosens of all the lovely floats Is the same one Coulter Honnaid. whom many Ha*-; „ Hnl>. sadle R' c<x>k cities to repeat the salvage Instruc*• who performs a like service for Die ting* people recall pleasantly ns a • । Hons and says she can't see a good annual Blossom-Time festival at frequent guest In her girlhood nt the!8L Prie»hurg. ^Fla. car without wondering what nnd she Benton Harbor. ' rte^rnsmuh^d fSSdS^i^tl provldp wch ’*rson ln a'could W‘gMTut"o77he"?ushloM get out of thc cushions nnd Time for our return home shorten* CtementSm^th. and family, was out, fajnll>. w|th 8 ,l0 20 quarls of'could jUnln„ olris. what those dames and I regret so many things of in­ ?l 0I? h/^XtoMiLf ,omato lulce or canned tomatoes, We can do I Don’t rip up a good terest in connection with our win­ • ;car. though, bccaus- ----------- ... ter's stay must be left unsaid, but Donald Smith and Gertrude McPeek' 20 -^(0 plant* per person, I any irate husbands on my neck. 111 make a bit of an attempt In tills and the other members of the fam-1 *u letter to check off a few "personals Uy. She was accompanied py her ----- ■ ■■ and locals:" sister, Gretchen Coulter, also her daughter. Virginia, and the latter's ’ C. W. Claritas have disposed of their husband nnd small son, Frederick. other home and bought a larger one They had shipped their large sta­ nearer town In a more restricted tion wagon thru from their home nt neighborhood. It Is an attractive Hinsdale. HL. to Jacksonville and six-room house of the bungalow type, were making quite a tour of the the exterior of j»le green stucco. state, covering both east and west From the front acreened-in porch coast* In the process. Aimee Is the and large living room they have an tame happy, comfortable-to-beuninterrupted view of thc sunset* ’ wilh-glrl, of former days, and pros­ which are lovely In this Florida cli­ perity ha* changed her not. Hcr mate. even If they do not sink be­ eldest daughter. Mary Josephine and hind mountains and hills. • • ‘ The family, liven In Waban. a suburb of good-ilxed back yard already fore­ Boston and In the summer, on Cape cast* the beauty to come. • • • Cod They feel most fortunate In finding unusually congenial neighbor* tn the persons of Dr. and Mrs. Brady, who come from Holyoke, Ma**. to make FREE ENLARGEMENT OF HIM their permanent home here, as the Doctor, still a young man. had to IF HE'S IN THE SERVICE retire from active practice owing to1 I have a boy. husband, brother, or sweetheart in lhe armed Effective Jane 21, 1541 heart trouble. • • • Mrs. Clarite's eldest son ha* for a long lime been a resident ot Honolulu. Thc Pearl TO GRAND RAPIDS meat* and display them In our window and they will then be Harbor raid caught him here on lhe 7:25 AM. mainland and he was held up for a long time awaiting a chance to 12:50 PJW. return, finally being squeexed in on II A T 1 f [ Wc must hare the negative in order lo 0:05 P.M. a freighter for thc haxardous trip Nil I Ilf make an enlargement. Thia of course, will 11:25 P-M. home. She was naturally happy to w “ be returned to von. We are ouite anxious lo receive recently Ute news of his safe ,** ” T Hy Jane Cameron U L stof TERMITES Want a NEW Car? PECKHAM'S REMEDY inc. BUS SCHEDULE Your BANKER FIRST/ 11 has always been with confidence TO BATTLE CREEK FARMERS W« ar« in the markket for your wool. Our prices will be right with the market. When you need grait teed come in and too what we have. Our teed line it complete. 5:30 1: 40 2: 45 0:55 A.M. P.M. P-M. PJkL BACK TO LANSING •0:50 AJtf. 0:35 P.M. TO KALAMAZOO phrase "I want to see my banker first' advice should be discussed with the has become an important statement banker with whom you usually conduct your financial affairs. GIFT knowledges that the banker is in a ☆ ft ☆ position to be well informed on all Stationery Candy AU Other Tripe Are Dally small that requires financial aid or Suggestions Electric Razor •Dally Except Bunday tion. Any transaction regardless how their business to their banker. The in business transactions. By it one ac- Cameras •7:20 AJO. 4:15 ML of study to qualify him for the posi­ thqtmen refer financiol matters of Before you decide thot any loan matters that pertain to finance. He is is too small or too large see your o specialist in this and has spent years er and talk it over with him first. Shaving Kiti Cigarettet U. furnish you quality fuel at all times. Billfolds requirement!. STOP HASTINGS ^Fifly-Five Yean of SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, Mfr. Phono 2137 TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, M �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUR8DAY, APRIL 33. 1942 auon meeting at Coats Grave. May callm at tha Stokoe. Swift and Bell Sweet; kltchen-Fenton. Sweet. Den •nad further damage. I The regular meeting of Middle- Parmelee Sunday, celebrating the Rev. and Mra. E C. Ftnkbeintr a._ nlson. Lyons. The men will U»Mr. and Mn. James Robertson villa O. E. S. chanter No. 17 will bei birth anniversary of his mother. Mrs I and three daughters of Bangor were 1.* ..■ — horn**. have moved from Grand Rapida and I held Friday evening. There will be, Sylvia Allen. Mra. Allen, who will fcc Sunday afternoon callers on hbi Mr. and Mra. Marc Sqoler and kb' ' Mr. and Mrs. Rom Armstrong of charge during the banquet with Kan i are staying temporarily In the Dr.| Initiation and members areurged n on Monday tha 27th. is ths oldest' parent*. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Fink- father, also Miles Hall and Mias Connar.tlne were Bunday evraing Vansickle in ’charge of the dining ' Lund apartmenu. Jamas la aasUUng to attend. native of this township , belner. Mn. Ju. Clark, who la con-1 Alice Lonergan, all of Chicago were visitors of his father, John Arm- :room aasiated by the young men and hla father with farm duties [ . Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Streeter andi Mrs Charles Parker la spending Yalesdng from a revere alckncsa. ac-| weekend visitors at the home of Mr. suong. Rev. Carley In l)ie kitchen. Il w hoped many will plan to attend this Fred White came home from AL Mr and Mrs. John' Carter of the the week In Ruling* with her companled her brother home to and Mrs. G. E. Blake. Mrs. Squlers The Merle Sherk family haa moved ' pena where he hu been drilling an I Ou^ lake vicinity were Sunday din- daughter. Mn. Roman Feldpauach I B«ngor for a weak'* slay. I left on Monday far a month's visit into the east half of lhe Frelda community affair which has been 1 a success In the yews past. If oil well. Saturday, for an Indefinite ner gueate of Mr. and Mr*. Steve »h0 been on the rick 1UL Mrs. Minnie Johnson spent Sat-1 with friend* In Pittsburgh. Pa., and Rock home. Merk la employed tern- such • ibo one speaks to you about tickets •t*y। Carter in the Pleaaant Hill dhtrtet । „ . camobell wa* hrou.ht «rday night. with.................................. lier rixter. Mrs -the others returned home. .. porarily on the section. Mrs. Blanch Segustrom attended Oscar!Sherk end Malcomb Mac-1 tohe^hoc^ Sit of Ca> BUreter iI Mrs. ,Ur at u Gun aim X. llu Mn. Wm Wm J. J. Ltebler Lunin entertained mlxuln.d j.„,„ wulum, ma ol Ur m ““ “■>*“» P”"”111” 1 James Williams, son of Mr. and:' uIk.Tu rliTn ’ hateh^at^Wintaaue &mdav° Middleville. Bunday morning from ‘ Louis Balseh lalach e! of Howard Howard Ct* Ctft was wssii m«nb«a members of of her her bridge bridge chib club to to aa dos- Mrs Bert Williams was one of the rerun rwrit' * * McKay U UreriL Saturday .her-, ^^M^te^^day. Ptnnock ^pi^here ah. h*d th.J end d-u. or hi. brother.; *ert bridge Wednesday evening ( utest of the local boy. to be Inductw^bume has sold hU place I C!&’ho ?^.h.u. •d_,nt0 V* .Bnny'_ . ..... to Mrs. >ri^f nearHickory CorRu^rk'were^F^ay^nneV Spring* Wedn7*<tey°venhigBl CedMi’ Nathan Moflltt and Carleton Swift. Miss Laurel Maclver and grand- J Slat birthday. Saturday the ^Mh. Second Lieut’'’Robert Smith, aon N G I N G ROOK STATE of her aunt Mra E F Bloke and! a gathering of relative* will b.) left Bunday on a vacation trip to mother, Mr*. Hattie Carpenter, were • wu guest ot honor at a birthday of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Smith ha* family ’ ' ’ ’ hek! at the Glenn Allen home at । Alabama via txxikout Mt. and other at Lanring Friday. Laurel took ex.’dinner Sunday at the home of hi* recently been iramferred to the weat point* of IntereiL J. C. Schad I* amination* in anticipation of taking'*on-ln-)aw and daughter. Mr. and where he will attend th® Battery caring for.Carteton'* duties on the a nurse's course following her grad-: Mrs. Glenn Orifleth. Others pres- Officers course of a Field Artillery mall route during hi* absence. uatlon In June. Mrs. Carpenter re- ent berideaAhe guest of honor were school, and after completion of thl* The Roy Hooper family occom-, malned for a week'* visit with rel-lMra. Curtte and son Lester, Mrs. training will be aaalgned to active panted by Mr. and Mrs. David Hoop- at ires. | Hasel Jttel of Detroit and Mr. and - -------------service In,.one of the rapidly growing ----------—'rapidly er of Muskegon spent Wednesday The T.-K. school band I* sponsor- Mr*. Loui* Bett* of Grand Rapids. field force* forces in the United Malta Staten I evening al Pennock hospital, where ing a box social to be held at the! Mr. and Mr*. Horace LivergoodI army. Robert, who graduated from [they visited Fred Hooper, who re- ichool cafeteria at 7:30 Friday. La-[and Mr*. Peru Truyot of GrandI Michigan State college os-a chemical । celled a pelvic fracture in a recent die* are to bring box lunches and1 Rapid* were weekend auesU of engineer, was also a member of the . tractor accident. Hi* condition is the proceeds of the talc will go to- j Mrs. Lee Johnson and children and reserve officer* corp there, and be­ ; ax good a* expected with such an in- ward the purchase of the new uni-1 nsalxterl at the auction sale on Sat- fore induction into service was em­ ------— —I Jury. forms. ployed as chemist at the Upjohn Co. urdav. ' ; Edward A. Noglc. 73. a native of Mrs Frances McKevitt Seckcll of We arc clad to hear that Robert in Kalamazoo. We expect to nee ! ® . e v l A adOGCI 1 ’15,000 20 ACRES This beautiful piece of property is for sale at a sacrifice as the owner is moving away. Beautifully located on the banks of the Thornapple river between Hostings and Mid­ dleville. This is an ideal location for one who enjoys the seclusion of a country home. Built ot a cost far greater than the price now asked. This place is worth inspecting and an ap­ pointment to see it can be made by calling 3 toll! In UMM Here's an opportunity of o lifetime to own an estate which you can always enjoy. * EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER Stebbins Building Phone 2659 mm. VtutUsa Hindi. Boat* btsutilnlly decorated. JOM.I)h Hammond helped John w„,h C(,1..br„tc h>. birthday Sun­ H . v. n,.nn«.u «nme better >v^.. „r >wr dauzhter Murehall’ am^rtLv te L-mhi/to care Al,,e Maynard Monroe of Kulamaxoo spent part of last Week Wllh his grandparent*, Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen, who took him b*ck Sunday and apcm the day. Raymond Owen nccompunlrfl lhem. ■ . , Leighton Twp. and former resident the Vermontville schools spent the Rugg who la doing clerical work with Robert advanced lo other important church Thursday afternoon. Supper i of the Green lake ficlnlty. met weekend with her parents and Ut- U. 8. forces at a southern camp, has positions, j death Thursday evening when struck tie daughter. Mary Ellen. been advanced to the rank of corThe— ----local ' -------------Masonic-- lodge te _ plan '*“ ­ will be nerved In the basement and by n pastetiger train at the Grand Wm. Thurkettle. 38 years of age. poral. • ning lo hold a guest night program, everyone t* invited. Mr. and Mra. C. W. Grodivant and | Trunk crossing in Grand Rapid*.- who hai been employed at the Roy Mr and Mrs Frank Setuiba. who ^rem it^g^pTrS0^ uS | He had resided with hl* nephew,! Blough .‘awmill near Freeport re­ lost their farm home by fire, have ‘‘ Mrs' Arccllux Dennis Nogle. near the acene of the eelved a bad Injury about 5 o'clock purchased the Jim McDonald home proceed* will gb to the fur(d which will be used to establish welfare and aVPpbe“, । accident. Surviving Is a -brother. Saturday when a log rolled -oiled onto his! his bn the weal side, near the creek. -.------------Frank of — Cameron. --------- Mo. --------Interment right leg making a bad t ‘ fracture! ----------- ' Mrs. Mary Sharp wa* happily »ur- recreational center, for the armed . mtev ^ 2" ‘1,U 8und“y was made In the Hooker cemetery above the ankle, and tearing the prised on-her birthday Saturday by force, of our country The fourth and last quarterly * Mr*.. Ella Werunan. .................. flesh. He was removed to Pennockn a, shower of cards and remembrances on Saturday.------------------------------------। .................... , conference of the Middleville and » 9™141 vU,ted *" Fu‘* i Arthur Valentine accompanied by hospital where the injury was at- from hcr friend.* and relative* Mnt. Hasel Curtis Just of DetroltMrving Mcthodiat churches will be ,o?, st Tuesday. hls nephew. Frank Ableson. were tended by a bqne specialbit from A*r-"nd Mrs. John Lammers xpent home from Ann Arbpr. Sunday. Battle Creek. Blood transfurion* came Bunday for a few davs visit - held Wednesday evening, April 29 MarJ?„ ? ■ where Art began work Thursday in have been necessary on account of with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Geo with DUt Supt E H. Babbitt pre- b«‘’i«tey <n £ Curtis and sister. Mrs. Glenn Orlf- siding. This will be an Important t,m.e h“ne wllh llKm ,or ovef U,B 1 a defense plant. Mixa Edna Bechtel weakness from low of blood. ■meeting and will feature reports ttS2:‘'na , . ... „ and Mrs. Valentihe are caring for Tony Oieaacman of the Royal feth. from Ute various officers of thc The many friends of Mrs , thc store at lhe present time | Canadian Air force was a weekend from lhe various officers of the Ray Tolan hns resigned his jwsichurch. Thc year closes closes may May si 31 Campbell arc Is getting tne year .------ — . glad *hc -................. -' The Wayne Kcnnccn family hat Kur*t of Mis* Marjorie Vermeulen. tlon as clerk In the Licblcr clothing; enuren. ... . inferm ? uteety after her recent m>wllh th, >nnu»l MIchH.n ronl.i,lo "« >• •"«' h ' r moved Into the lower apartment ut jOhn Murphy of Detroit spent thc store and gone to Detroit where he hospital in r.— eration at the Borgeas h “ “1 “ [ the Hattie Steven* home on Broad- WP«kend with hl* wife, member cl expects to find employment. Bill mr. m~Un« Jim, lo .1 Plnl le'hodlst church. Grund Rapids. , Kala tnaxoo. _ — .i— u u.. .ulhe T . K f acu |t yi at the Sandefur way. recently vacated by the Dave Sandefur lx now assisting in thc Methodist church. Grand Rapid*. Chase family'. The Plornl Garden chib met at the; GLASS CREEKf " " store when out ot school. > , home. Mrs. August Fry and children A. Mrs. E. A. Burton and Miss Ethelhome of --------------------Mrs. Martha-----------------Benaway. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of ™ Mr Bn<J Mni Rav Er^ay antl Chicago came Saturday for a week's1 Caledonia accompanied by Mr. und Burton of Hastings were Sunday April 15. with twenty members, three an, and. ■no. tmr rmiarrn pn™. ,n । visit with her mother and sister, Mrs. E. F. Blake were Sunday aR- callers at the Malcomb Maclvcr guests four children present. Atwr the Utr pot pot luck luck dinner dinner the thr meetmr«- »*“» , Er*»V rr.n.p.rd in "?* >u i Mrs. Dora Babcock and Mrs. Ru&udi1 emoon callers nt the Clifford Proc­ home at Parmelee. ' After —L.------------------1-nvaie Private rorreat Forrest m S.. Bixler tsixier arrived ing was called to order by the presl* ‘, 1 d "llh ,''r "ew ,M*W greml Br’nd­‘ ’ Bedford and husband. lor ome on norm tor n home north uruia Grand napias Rapids ou St. .. .. Thursday ....for, a.. dent, ..... members repeating ...... daughter Mrs. the club „?? ,,, and 2J?' F?rFon-mim ’’,n,,n *‘!will 1 ,rr*tre-• । Galen Pry began work al thc A gathering of relatives and friends in Grand■ Rapid*. . -------! . — —been --------and — responding to .... roll call lh* Bremr home until her Bliss factory in Hastings, last week. al lhe Proctor home honored the .ten days' furlough nnd has vU- poem y------ -------,----------— m*ln I Mrs. Lydia Luton, who has made birthday of her father. Jacob Del­ Itlng his mother. Mm. Lena Blx- with u garden uartlen Up tlu for the month month. Mrs reuri EMcnMon < la*. ' her home with her niece. Mrs. Mar Wfl|er of Grand Rapids. Jer and hl« brothers nnd aUters An'Mrs Penrl rvenyon Kenyon emjaueved conducted a a box which was*------very Inter,a_*a*5 •f.**on Thursday ut CronUiger. for some time, has reMr M1(1 Mrs Sldney au.b of Cal­ Grand Rapids. Plainwell and Sara-question ------ **“ *------*-,-w----i cently taken up her residence at the were 8unday evening callers nac. He leaves for Lansing E'rlBny eating. Tlx following program was thBpr""B °crh"‘” h°!nk,,, .. R’1** 1 Whittemore Isabella Home In Grund Raulds Bt [ht. hoine of h(rr gUter. Mr, L. R where he will meet some buddles and presented with Mrs. Hasel Pilling- * “rJ,1,d ham in charriNJhe English May« d a‘t"Jd,’d Mr. and Mrs George Masters who Beeler return to camp Saturday. S*nter «‘'n<tey h.ve bw> -pending the winter with Lyonl ,, Mpeeted home The Barry county rural letter car­ flower. Mrs Linda CenlUver; Over I*Sllon their doughter tn Chleuo. jre In ,hl, Uolvd,y gvrnlng trom . tew riers male quartet is* expected to lhe Garden E'en*. Mrs Fillingham: . ,*«*,• Nr“l,‘ Foreman atti tid.-d n orond Rnttldr hi the home or their jay,. stonier and sing al lhe morning services Sun­ Pools, Mrs. Clara Gill: Trees und Wrthctay dinner Bunduv Rlvtn by Mrs. Florence Coman; *lr “’’d fMniete in HasI mn Richard and with hla wile were „ g.,,,, c,„k day in the Methodist church. Mem­ shrubs. J™0?.”* pBUl, catling on old tri.nd. in town Wedu, #nd u„ c L bers of thc quartet are Robert Gnrden against the Home. Mr. Sunday visitor* at Chas- Whltteneadar. The, plan io return to ulnea their bridge elob salurdar Barnes, of Delton. W. D. Brooks of Allre Bender: Where thc Garden *err, *Jr "nd Mr* Seymor their home here aoon. evening tn dinner and thg evening Cloverdale. Harold and Glenn Grif- takM care of itself. Mrs Pearl KenMr.undMrr.Ho.wrd Hewitt. Mr. „ wo„ by’u„ A H leth. local: Mr*. W. D. Brooks ac­ yon. A flower contest wa* won by ^nlng‘°?' °* “'«> Mr and Mrs. Benaway. The next meeting Snricker and .sons of companist. I ! . .‘.i’"., . ft*" and M..« iwrhie ... a . .. ------------ «.------ Richland. oernldlne. all or Woodland and Mlu „ Ml,„ ,nd m­ Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Barber of! will be held May fl with Mrs Busan Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tlwmton I Hu d. Euper ot lu.lervllli were , ,on-Oer.ld Ch.rlr., weight » Grand Rapids Sere Sunday guests■ Bohn In Wayland with a pot luck and sons of LaCtou. Ind, anti n. R. Citer, at the home ol Ma. and Mr.. tonl ,n p,,„rak h0,plu,. s.,. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. R.■ dinner. r» ~ «•»«-. «>»i Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dickerson of ° aatM •J’*1 Mr>> Brtebo of LiuiAndrew "nkbelner. Sunda,. . „ April H. were brought borne Prlndic. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shers of Lan- TUP$day Our Government needs scrap’ Reed City were Saturday night and ?[!'*> “re Sunday vlsltota at Clyde rltot and their «m Ownld and wHe R R , Oe|a„ dl. metal. Middleville need* a play­ Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs . oi Grand Rapid; were bunder <M,r. mtor lh, c.„au„ i^meer Mt .. ground on thc east side. Thc Com­ Burdette Wadd Sunday afternoon nn« "■r* Al Wolfe ant! Annette °ri1 nrt H«PMs nnd Mr. and Mra. un rotative and trl.nd. tn the r.t- „„„ TO,lhral s^atehewan will munity Council is planning to con­ they drove to Olivet to visit their ; melee section. . lx, lhc the morning serv- vert the old schoolground into ai daughter. « student In the college ’’hK Rc-M* 1,n<i son Dickie ut Has«e« Sunday visitor* at Roy ---- ———————j--------- (rc m the Baptist church at 11 ilrnlc spot and playground but Thc Dickersons at one time were ■ o'clock Sunday. He will tell of hl­ tome funds are needed for thc coni-■ residetita of our town for some fcr^*a>' »• ,, Mrs s*ra returned Friday ---------------------------------------" work among the thousand tannlie: iletion. To meet thc two need*i months. The Irving Lutz family has pur-1 f”®* ,*e**r** 4»y» visit with rein••tnred above, the playground com­ of homesteaders. ' '* Mr arrd Mr*. Harry Stimspn nnr! mittee with Dr. Lund ox chiilnnan। chased n house trailer and he te cjt-,Uv“ ,n HMtlngs. . pected the first of next week to, A T ” ]™* ,n Aid Is being gtvMr. and Mrs. Herbert Cook expect i< sponsoring a drive tor scrap metal, to attend thc 75th anniversary of the thc proceeds of which will be usedl-romc for Mrs Lutx and little son ™ *l, ‘he Goodwill church. The founding of the O E. S. chapter a: for equipment. Look about your' David und all will go to llllo|x>lte,|llmc u Friday night at 8:30. Coldwater on Friday evening. Wc yard and home knd see what you canI Ill. where he has construction work SOUTH THORNAPP1 *•----------a defense *muk-nAPPLE in a defense plant. plant. We We are are sorry sorry to. to; understand Mr. Cook lx a member salvage for the drive—brass article*. In ax*»Mrs.*— Lutx ha*,,. “n” ,Mn> James Johnson of iron bedstead.*, lighting fixtures,:'lose — this •»••- family •—■>------ «•— of that chapter. W?n M,llcr ’vcrr dl»Mrs. Allie Grootmat of Grand stove parts, vehicle parts, old pipe,■ been a capable and wiUing worker , * Boest* Sunday of Mr* Hattie Rapids spent Thursday afternoon chains, motor park, anything in the' In church and other orgahixations. Mr* W. H. McKevitt and daugh- ““"D"0"' “r Mnd Mrs Hrndand evening with her aunt. Mrs line of inctal. Trucks will make a coUeeJion of the material on Satur­ ter. Mr*. E. Sandefur. were shoppers, r‘* *ere callers Thursday afternoon, Anna Baird. *»«• M“»e Garrett and Fred GrifMrs. Charles Robertson and Mn> day forenoon. Apr# 25. Place your in Grand Rapid*. Saturday. Another T.-K. student won tumors ' 1 Thursday afternoon calithe front of your home Mark RltchlA Were guests Friday atj donation — — — lne Ward Bender home a meeting at thc home of Dorothy;near the walk where it can be seen. last week. Mis* Maxine FInkbMner r* R^nDerga hns been doing a French in Hastings when members | Hunt around and see what you can1 wan first place In declamation in the I district meet at Rockford und we ,. ’ r " Blnry J° b of hauling und of thc Board of Barry county Fed- - donate for the good of two causes, understand wJames Faulkner .I.wu. made a.aI । 8?2 >'"rds of marl on the ration Nelwn^ot 1«UVU of VI Women's nuuuu.' Club U11IU met lliri fori III! I Mr. mi. and now Mrs. ....... Walter .......... ---................ — Win furthering of plan,* for the Feder- Whitehall were Sunday afternoon good showing in the extemporan- Mrs Haltlr Johnson farm -------------- - _--------- .... *pllHlni ;_______________________________________________ _______ ______ eoux class. Maxine will enter the wood future regional at Grand Rapid.* I The Community Brotherhood',,.., B“d MrsTrout wine and closed the season Monday evening I, “ sn . Y!”* •Pent Thursday af. in a very fine manner The weath- ’ *" . trman was good and with the ladies ,, “ ' , “*r" Liirl Hendrix who ns guests, a goodly company enjoyed "J'’ f<1 ,he HM’** Johnson the abundant pot luck supper which! ,1rc moving tn thia was followed by a business sesrion r Hendrix has employment and a home talent program Tlinl i working In the BIU* fncthe community has plenty of talent I”"’'. to furnish a most enjoyable enter- bowenk mii iV * ” talnment wax demonstrated by the Mra Gladeon Rri<». i. , individuals who contributed num-' |a^' chartra iuiX.?‘‘iT1 ,rli SPONGES bers. They were ML«*> Helen Co-! other rrteUre?m ' 8f ,Dd man and Maxine Finkbeiner. violin-1 iL. week * *’ La,“1“R " P**1 of 3 MORE DAYS OF THIS GREAT EVENT! ma national- WEEK! W HARDWARE Winchester For Summer Ploy FLASHLIGHT- ROLLER SKATES ■ Combination rnourl for boy* or girts. Large size, extends 7 in to 10" Not a Juvtiille skate. 119 Galvanised Scrub Tub Genuine APRIL 16-25 Guardian BATS FOR BASEBALL Mujur League model. 69 Ure FOR SOFTBALL An official voltball bat. Brown ItnUh with white CQ< taped handles 03 Utility TOW CHAIN 49c IRONING TABLE 2-19 ASBESTOS PLASTIC Duke Adjustable $ 65 Ik C.r WALL PAPER CLEANER For doors 7-8" to I'.-" AQ< thick. Dull brass finish. “»9 21e DOOR CLOSER For screen and storm doors Designed to prevent Q7‘ damage tp doors by wind 9 I COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE SODAS SCREEN DOOR CATCH Closes screen doors Q( quickly and automatically 9 SUNDAES 54 ROOF CEMENT Asphalt base with consistency of putty. Fills holes, cements, patches Buys put, does not run or crack. J 49 BE SAFE — NOT SORRY PORCH WASH BOARDS Duke 2'/l ACCESSORIES PAINT CLEANER Hardware Week value'. vaniaed steel- Varnishes Paints Screen Door Latch Set AUTOMOBILE Boxei DOOR MOORE’S CHAMOIS Specially Mail SCREEN HOT CHOCOLATE . Screen Door Fixture Sets Cleaning Aid THRIFTY SPONGE PAD A Value Sensation at only 4 Qt I9 Hardwood Clothes Pins 50 9‘ Complete screen door set with full surface loose pin hinges, suitable tar 'all* applications. MALTED MILKS Japanned OQc Dull QQ< Finish G9 Bras. 09 BRICK ICE CREAM HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS IN THIS GREAT SALE! GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. ’“SiUS BETTER HARDWARE COCA COLA ; HAPPIER HOMES Canada Dry and Par-T-Pak Bottle Drinks REEIIS1 DRUG STORE = REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY — Halting* Phono 2241 State 6 Jefferaon i*u with Mb* Evelyn Allbrecht, ac-i! twMr andoMrK c . S7 companist: Emory Jones of Leigh” *om f Fhm ton. reader; Mrs. Harry Baiich and HarnM^RnLn 1 d. M “nd M"‘ U.» H-lm Brw with . due Ml—l'S’" Dmlau» C.H,, .„d Or-tu U,. Nult, vocal duets accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Holmes Is liomc again Mils Laurel Maclvcr. Officers rlectafter spending nearly two weeks in । rd arc—President. Floyd Helrig^l; Grand Rapids wllh Mrs. Eveline vice president*. Vem Hooper. C11L Brigg* Raxoog. ford DavL<. Arthur Smalley, Verv “2d Mrs E D Sponger. Mr. Carter. Clifford Proctor, secy.-treaa. —Olenn Orifleth; mess sergeant. Clarke bpringer and John Cosgrove attended the sale of Eugene Spring­ Oscar Finkbcincr. Mr and Mrs. Harold priffelh and er northeast of Plainwell April 13 Eugene ha* .-.old his farrti and the daughter Jean and Mr. and Mn sale wax held exactly 36 yPars froni Glenn Orifleth attended thc county the day hu parents. Mr and Mr;. meeting of the R. L. C. A. and aux­ Elttln ®Pr,n«" “'id Eugene, tlhcn iliary in Woodland. Saturday eve-; fanm 13 ,Cat* 01 a#e,,novc<1 mi *he nlng Private Donald White arrived Fri; day night for a five days' furlough I with home folks. His brother-in­ law. S F Myers, me: him at Kalamasoo and Mis* Ruth Wclckgrnanl of Battle Creek was a weekend guest of Donald at lhe Dora White home. . The Muters-Joncx circle meeting , at the home of Mn. Dale Beu Thursday afternoon wax enjoyed by twenty-six ladles, a fine program followed lhe business session nnd dainty refreshments served by Mrs. Beu and Mrs. Talbott a* co-ho*t*a completed a pleasant Ume. Mrs. Wm. PLEASANT RIDGE The Christian Endeavor had a“ Union tn-ting at Nashville Mon­ । day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cheney and . Joan of Whitmore called ul Alton Woods tecently. , Mr. and Mrs Uster Kinnc anti iLaverne Kinnr attended a birthday ।dinner for Richard at Mr. and Mr* । Rolland Bolton's in Hastings Sun­ < day. ^5 “nd Mrs Arthur Teeter and ( children called Sunday afternoon ( Mr- and Mrs. Kendall Cools and on Carlton. feeding Mrs Lua resigned Plan* Nra Wllda Smith of Lansing and were completed for lhe Mother­ Mr. Virginia W.terson U «X1 Daughter banquet to be held Thundoming May 7 at ’ the *t" k. , S^a^iJ^RichiJT00" 0,1 I school and price was set at 50c each. M r Vmt Tho*e in charge are as follows--Gen. Grevdon stt»nrte,lA1°k< ?nd Chairman—Mrs. Philip Bender; • ^day prognun. Mr* Carley, Bakch. Lois **’“»•> Bender: dining room and decora-(or 8 n,or “ »Pcedy tion*—Mrs. Vem Hooper. Hdrigel,(L. wf!" Luu. Mrs. Robert Dean, menu- icreeg 1 hospital in Battle Harper. Talbott. Mrs. Harold Ball: Rugg. BcU, Hidmuui. 5= tickets. _______ --as_______ —ON PAY DAY, BUT BUNDS— �THg BAMTTNOS BAWXt^ THtniSDAY, APRIL M, 18i« 110532—Tobias, Eart Carman 110776—White, Glenn Seymour tasementhonoring the newlyweds,' ThecommunityFarmBureauwill Woodl.nrta.. 10504—Roll. Ermel Burnett ASSYRIA S 10954—Tobias, Lawrence L. 10878—Roop, Walter A11175—While. Harlow Isccaar Mr. and Mra. Charite Stanton, who Mr and Mra. Kenneth McClelland. | be held at the Briggs church in May. 10188—Roae. William Jonathon with a miscellaneous shower. A carry | The subject for discussion will be-----10981—Tibin. Bernard 10390-White, Walter Blow In supper was enjoyed. j “Defense." 10877—Row. Rafah Henry era. Pl*-, arrived home on Friday. 10781—Whitmore. Wayne OtU : 10355—Todd. Arley J. (Continued from page 1. Section 1) 10939—Roth. Armin Albert The 4-H club member^ of lhe Jimmie Meyers, who lias been with t Mrs. Veda Campbell. Mra. Coy and 10006—Todd. Arthur C. SchrUMr. 11172—Wldtney. ManviUe Arthur 10090-Round*. Elmer Oenrge Lacey club will meet Tuesday night Mr. and Mra. Fred Hawley, relumed ’ Mrs, Ruth Swarts will cooperate in 10606—Tolan. Robert John * 10251—Mead. Edwl* Clayton 10628—Roush. Clarence Dewey 11211—Wickham. Ret Q. al lhe home of Edon Cole to plln to his home on Sunday. j entertaining the Neighborhood Joy 11146—Tomlin. Arthur William 10526—Mead, Leon Allen 10699—Roush. Maurice 10841—Wlerenga, Louis for the summer project work. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawley enter- ^rthday ciub on Friday at the 10367—Torres. Joseph Christopher don Bunday. 10937—Merica, Don Myron 10771Wiesenhofer. Maurice Melvin 11174—Rowley. Charles William Kenneth Miller and mother. Mrs tained at dinner Sunday honoring Can’p®e* *“>me. 11120—Townfc Rosa Palmer 10928—Merkle, Wayne William 10120—Rowley. Merle Wayne 11000—Wilber, Hugh Efahralm Clifton Miller, were callers Saturday Jimmie Meyers, a grand nephew, on I At the Mr. und Mrs Harold 10851—TbwnAnd. Glenn 11006— Meyers, Floyd taRoy 10977—Wilcox. Howard Thomas 10787—Runyon, Raymond Leroy night ot Mra. Margaret Smith, her his third birthday. The parents, | Holmes residence on Sunday. Mrs. 110661—Trainor. Paul James , 10724—Millard. George Edwin Sunday, April if. About 10073—Wilcox. Lloyd 8. 10872 -Kuril. Dallas Rex mother, of Naahvll>. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Meyers of Kala- i Frank Crandal of Battle Creek was j 10534—Traver, Robert 10759—Miller. Carl Robert 10062—Wilkins, Loren Emerson 10151—Russell. Leo Henry 10988—Travis, Kenneth Beniamin 10334—Miller. Clarence Elmor Mrs. Jennie Moon of Charlotte rnsxoo. Mr. and Mra. Harold Phillips ■ honored by a shower. The home 10064—WUlbur, Cleo Albert 10384—Ryan. Ora Hugh and children of Bellevue. Richard ; was beautifully decorated with Oow10CO4 — Trelhric, Dorrance Warner spent last week with her mother. 1U33—Miller. Claude Warren Ur and Oacll Brydgs* 10614—Williams. Clare Abram I 10234—Sager. Dclmer and Lee Raymond were guexu. । ers in pastel shade-,. Fourteen ladles 11143—Troutwine. Clair Fredrick 10807—Miller. Clifton Harvey 10712—Williams. Ermond Benjamin Mrs Olive Tobias, and brother. Ly­ —BAllk ■ -— . 1. "------ .— : ' . 110335 *«*«□— o*ui Florian monan Ralph naipn , 11043—Troyer. Du vid Guy man Tompkins. mi. >uu mis, ruui uiveiu ana, ■--------- ----- —;-------10112A—MIUer. Rev Jowph FrancU ! ioa_8.n bom. c.rl Oliver 11092—Williams. Lawrence Edwin X 11249-*Jftoyer. Vem J. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie GInner of Mr*. Sylvia Conklin attended the, rvwl/10125—Miller. laurence Edwin Eaton Rapids. Mra. RiMl Root 10373 — Williams, Norman Eart 10369—Sandefur, Ernest Hayes 10243—Tudor. Rdward David lunerai of Prank Colo of South I c» tom raarra Coopersville. Mr. and MM. < 10230—Miller. Lynn 10643—WUUrts, Arthur John 11118—Sandbrock. Harry Melvin ’ 10901—Tungate, W1UU E . hU mother. Mra. Frances Glasncr Battle Creek on Monday. 10337—Miller, Merle John Jackson and family of Clariuw 10661 — Wilson. Charles D. 11029—Saunders. Ezra Lewis Mra. Lottie Wrote of lhe Thorpe; P P 0 u hom* 10655—Tumra, August Arthur on Sunday. 10403—Miller. William George 10587—Wllaon, Herbert Lee 10362—Saunders. Rush Phillip 10583—Tyler. Arthur Grandon Mr. and Mra. David Conklin and household is at Hastings caring for; on a en day furlough. We are al- and daughter of HuUngs, Mr. 104530—Mlllraon. Olin Bert 10097—Winans, Chester Erwin 10844—Savacoolf Chester A. ways* h happy *,"*v to see our soldier boys 10581—Tyler. Clarence Aldred mother. Mrs. Katherine Jones, Mra. Clayton Gaskill who had a wttv . 10788—Mills, Bernard M Mra. Russell WhilUmort ot So 10061—Winans. Marshall Gibbs 10595—Bawdy/Clare or hear from them. ' 10874—Ulrich. Joseph Albert were In Flint on Friday to attend stroke. \10056— MliuhaU. Roy G. 10750 — Wlndes. Bruce 11210—Saw^y, Roy 10134—Ulrich. Michael B! The members of the Brigg’; church Marton Clem a having a well children of N.'Woodland and the funeral of a relative. 11093-rMlske. Walter Qfcar 10389—Wing. Howard Thomas 10425—Schantz. Marshall Lawrence 1005J—Underhill. Lionel Rex driven at his residence. school who have been engaged In Mrs Hattie Bristol Is spending 10013—Mix. Kenneth T. 10974—Winslow. Leon Herbert UWW^Schantz. Wilbur Kari 10461—Urich, Roscoe Edward | an attendance contest has closed. A surprise blrtiiday dinner for ■10776—Moe. Sjur 10893—Winter*. Arthur' 111Q5—Schantz, William Austin ' daughter. Mra. Loren VanSycklw, The The Blues Blues was was the the winning winning tide. side. On On 11158—Vandeear. Leon E 10667—Monica. Laster Martin' 10136—Wise, Buel F. 10481—Schelb. Henry David | **-*■* Friday the losers with 111R3—VandeGlessen. Harold Kay | and family. ------night ’------------------------ Virginia ■nd Mn O.rc TUcber, Mr. and 10460—Montgomery. Gerald Raw10783—Wise. Herbert Leon 11159-Schenkel, William Walter -10735—Van Denburg, George H. PrcemUe leading, banqueted the Mra. Galen E. Phclpa and family of । Mr. and Mra. Gaylord Holme* 10740—Wolcott. Daniel C. Ungs 10131—Schild. Harold Henry 11069—Vanderbrook. Lyle Jacob called at the home of Mr. and Mrs winners at Ute church basement. | Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth 11207—Wolcott. Orin 107G3—Morales. Jose Asuncion 10762—Schmclgher, Donald J. 10720—Vanderlinden. Ira Charles I| Roy Elliston of Battle Creek Sunday. Mra. Daisy King and sister, Miss TLscher of Grand Ixdge. Mr. and may dwell In the house of the 10520—Wolever. George Rolland 10352—Morehouse. Hubert Bright , 10882—Schnurr. CUI ford Murray 10657—Vondlcn, Charley Oz | Mr. EllUton Is recovering from an Dorothy Holmes, were supper gucsU 10579 — Wolff. Cart Raymond ; 10329— Monrcnthaler. Ray Lee 10938—SchoaIs. Clinton Dale 10540—Vandlen, Earl V. ot their parents. Mr. and Mra. Gay­ Mr. and Mra. Floyd Denny of East beauty of tta Lord and 1 operation. 11244—Wompo. Frank W. 10693—Moore. Arthur Lynn 10141—Schoah. Floyd Iles ' An attendance ot about one hun- lord Holme*. They also visited Mra. 11127—Van Houten. Merle L. I “ l'“ "■* 10175—Wood. Melvin Evans i 10950—Moore, Chud * 10614—Schroder. Aaron Alvah 10194—Van Nocker. Donald Glenn • dred relatives and friends met on-----------------------children were niternoon callers. ■a» 10642—Woodmansee, Harry Albert 10941—Moore. Earl Hatley 10827—Schroder. William Howard 10422—VanSyckle, Ernest Gerald Saturday night at lhe Briggx church tobaeRra oPl- 41.,.y ihrdlu etaoi 10252 — Woodruff, Glendon Im ­ 11179—Moore. Floyd 11131—SChweder. Carl Anthon 10903—Vamey. Owen Lester manuel 10547—Moore. Howard William 10325—Vamey. Samuel Charles 11027—Scobey. Arthur George 10709—Wdods. Charles Howard 10265—Moorc. Jr. John Wesley 10643—Velte, Lawrence Alfred 10757—Scobey, Harry Rode rich 10745—Worden, Leonard Allen 10181—Moore. Lawrence Dale 10357—Scobey. Johnathon Deforest 1 10211—Verploegh, Jacob Cornelius 10177—Woudstra. Frank Ray 10171—Moore, Verne 11046—Vincent. Louis Joseph 11152—Ucobev. Melvin Owen . 10309—Wrote. Edwin 10109—Moynahan. Maynard Joseph 10126—Scofield. Carl R. ! 0959-V butcher. Henry 10093-Wren. Marcellus 10887—Mudge Leon Earl 10792—Vroman, Joseph A. 10494—8coll, Walter Webb HHNZ FRESH CUBAN 10900—Wright, Ballard 10825—Mulder. Henry 10754—Waddell. Theodore Foster 10297—Scudder. William Lyl$ . 3 CAN! 21C U>Y FOOD 10503—Wright. Charles Oren 10734—Munn. Olin James 10066—Wade. Wells tao 10303—Bears. Cleo John EA. 10342 —Wright. John Donald HtINZ 10807—Murphy, Donald Davis 11215—Wail, Jr. Robert East in 10933—Sears, William Eldon SIZE 24 11009 — Wrlsley. Joseph Hamilton CUCUMBES raiB ISHc 10728—Murphy. Maurice John 10612—Walt. Ray 10156—Scmrau. Henry William 11242—Wygant. Chester Milo 11141—Myers, Jr. Alfred 10870—Walt. Wayne Asa 10469-Be ns 1 ba. Timothy tULIKNA FRESH. TENDER 10536 — Yarger, Sr. Dennis 14-OZ. <%, 10411—Myera. Ellsworth Larho 108M—Wahmhoff. Carl Joseph 10773—SeiMlbo, Stanton Wesley FNHT COailll 10699—Yarger, Forrest LaVem CAN IK LB. 10600—Myers. Harvey Win. . J1062—Walker. Watson Jacob 10911—SenU. Edward Claud 10651—Yarger. Roy WHOlt StSMENTS 10178—Myers. John Nelson • 11067—Service, Andrew James 11149—Walker. William Arthur , 11044—Yarger, Royden D. 2SU23C GRAPfFRUFT 10543—Myers. Loren A. 10446—Sluinnod. Robert 10480—Yengst. Mlles Harvey FRESH 10263—Myers. Samuel Frentres* 10129—Walton. Claude Leslie UNiWIiTENFO 10349-•Startle. Herbert Daniel 10809—Yeomans. Floyd Lyle , 11064—Nagel. John 10366—Ward. Paul A. GMPffW JUICE ISSiWc 11078—Shaw. Clarence Richard LBS. 10210—Yoho. Clifford Clarence 102TO— Nagel. Luie 10011—Warren. Clyde 11231—Sheffer. Wilfred John ail Fuarait FULL PODS 10906—Yoho. Joseph Clarence 10797—Warren. Merle Zen 10476—Near. Lloyd Edward &7»c 11020—Sheffield, Glenn Henry IONA FLOUR 10733 — Young. Don WUbcr Thomas 10080—Warren. Philip Herbert 10516—Nelson, George Belmar CRISP. SOLID 10272—Sheldon. Nathan Lee INIICHtO 10190 — Young. Harry Thomas SPARKLE GELATIN 4 pkgs . Ik 10458-Neaiell. Harvy 10437—Shellcnbarger. Charles Lundy, 10765—Warner. Lew Lyman SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 5211c 10447—Zerbe. Clare Edger AHN FA9I FOR 10143—Warner. Milton Hlwood 10131—Neubert. Albert Fredrick'. 10636— Shelienbarger. Robert R. 10225—Ziegler, Albert Joseph GOLD MFOAL OR qt. 33C SALAD DRESSING 60 SIZE 11228—Newman. Erbln Wnreham 10998—Shclllngton, Emmett Eugene 10752—Weaks. Harold D. PILLSBURY FLOUR S 28c 10219—Newton. Henry Lynn 10404—Shepard. Theodore Leonard 11202—Weaks. Leland Clark BRANCH DISTRICT FLORIDA SEEDLESS 1UHHYFIILD 10483—Weaks. William Earl 10438—Newton. Hpwell French 2^ 27c I The Howard OlUsonA have sold 10960—Sherman, Nathan Cole KETCHUP 2>& k 11219—Webb. Wesley Benjamin BAKING SODA 11082—Nicholson,. Leon Douglas their farm, known as the Mudge 10848—Sherman. Rpbert Matthew DOZ. 10885—Nlcthamer, Thomas Eugene SUNNYFIELD farm, to Mr. and Mra. Earl Marshall, 11250—Shllthroat. Georgie Washing­ 10346—Weeks. Robert Sterling LARGE 150 SIZE 3 CANS 17c TOMATO SOUP 10205—Weller. Ulric Joseph 10976-Noah, Harold Clare 2;.‘A11c CORM STARCH ton of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 10218 — Wellfare. George W. WHIYfHOUtl 10091— Noffke. George FRESH. OUTDOOR Hoffman, will occupy the house. QUEEN ANNE 11224—Shriber. William M. 11151—Wellfare. Kart George EVAPORATED MHK 4 Hi. 31c 10804—Noffke, Wilbur Ray Mra Lee Mbenar and niece, San­ 2iS£25c 10347—Shultz. Bernard C. WAX PAPER LBS. 10500- Wellman. Clifton Ell niB9— Norman. Homer Evertt , dra Hall of Battle Creek, spent Sal10089—Shultz. Raymond Charles THRIFTY MADE OF FLUFF 10738—Welton, Robert A. 10683—-Norman. Howard Levett 10777—Shultz. Robert Ermont CAH 17C IOHA COCOA NORTHERN TISSUE BOLL 5C 10317—Wertman. Myron Lewis 10296—Norris. Charles G. Vincent Norton. ' 10994—Sibotean. Jahn Daniel NEW GREEN ARMOUR'S IVOXY SNOW OX. 10122—Wertmnn, Sherman Roland 10432—Norris. Clare Clellan There will be church services at 10768—Sileock. Theodore Thomas %'S 24c rxo. 23c CORKED REEF IVORY FLAKES 10229—Weyerman. John Junior 10611— Norton. McDonald Robert the North Maple Grove church next LBS. 10879—Simpson. Justin Albro WHITE SAIL ARMOUR'S 110616—Weyerman. John Martin 11138—Nottingham. Alvhi Lee Sunday evening. April 26. 11064—Sinclair, Archie Dewey 110606—Wheeler. Joe-Worthington 'Si 24c ROAST BEEF SOAP FLAKES 2 reds 27C 10186—Nowlcke. Joseph Thomas Kenneth Norton, who Iras worked 11232—Sinclair. Gerald tavern , 10323 — Whldby. William Alfred STANDARD PACK 4-SEWN GENUINE TEXAS in Marshall for several years, has 10544— Null. James Henry 10420—Sinclair. Russell Allen 10293—Whipple. Bumir C. 2^i 21c IOHA TOMATOES been given a leave of absence and CLEAR SWEEP BROOMS,. 30c 10429—Nye, Nyle Bird 10739—Hinkler. Joseph Warren LBS. 10035—While. Charley Wesley will work his farm this season. KUTOL WALLPAPES 10150—Oaks. George Alvan 10433—Sisson. Victor Hart 10096—White. Clare Martin Mrs. Margery Whitcomb of Bat­ 10462—O'Connor. James ' AV KRAUT 2£?«’Hc 2 CANS 13c CLEARER 10649—Skinner, Edwin George 11115 — White, Floyd tle creek visited the home folks 10319—Offley. Wayne Theodore Faux. YINDIX 10236—Slocum, Harold Edward F1ESH. HEW CROP 11040 — White. Fred Eugene Sunday afternoon. 10354—Oler. Cecil 10179-Slocum. Marvin Willis 2 cans 21c FLOOR W« 17c UDISHS 3 SPINACH 11122—White. Gerald EJnery 3uu 17< 10957—Oliver. Wallace Charlea 10732—Slocum, Norton WUlmler WHITt FAIL —ON PAY DAY; BUY BONDS— 11316—White. Glenn Allen F»UH. HOMS etOWN # 10629—Olmstead, Paul EHhu . 14-OZ.aa11067—Slotman. James Myron FLESH. FLORIDA TOMATO JUICE UUNDRY STARCH 3 15c CAN IK 10164—Orsbom, .Howard Ell 10466—Smelker. Charles J. GREEN ONIONS 3 •cut. 10c CILERY 10102—Osborne. Laurence Wesley 10695-Smith. Artliur a. 10068 -Osgood. Irn Brooks 10822—Smith. Carl J. 10294—Osgood. Lynn Estabrook 10345—Smith, Clyde Fay 1(1577—Oslroth. Sterling 11056—Smith. Edward Rufus M 11128—Otis. Louis Earl 10273—Smith. Forest Gladwin 10704—OUs. Jr. P!jllo 10931—Smith. Galen B. "Thar. 11150—Ottosen. Emil S. 10052—Smith. Harold Emmert 11156-Overholt. Myron 10063—Smith, Harold Irving c a cum 10023—Palmatler, Earl Gordon . 10195—Smith. Harold Lawrence CHOICE 11117—Parcell. Elmer Rhodes 11238—Smith, Harold Milburn to build that homo FRESH ROLL 10690—Pniks. Charles Wilbur 10224—Smith, Homer Emtil CHUCK CUTS 10233—Parsons. Bliss Roosevelt 10789—Smith, Homer Loyd LB. 10257—Smith. John Riley 10507—Patrick. James Truman SHORT RIBS 11245-Smith, Kenneth 1054B—Patrick. John Layton th 10730—Payne. Boyd M. 10856—Smith. Lloyd T. MEDIUM SIZE loan I" 10786—Smith, Loren Alonzo 10473-Payne. Wilbur Kline MEATY 10565—Peck. Bernard Lynn • 10069—Smith. Marion Charles DOZ. 10972—Smith. Morell Donald 10145—Peck, Charles Edgar FRESH CHOPPED 10566—Smith, Orlo Waldo 10531—Peck. Thomas Nelson LBS. AMERICAN ---------------AMERICAN OR BRICK 10949—Pennington. Gerald KennethI 11247—Smith, Perry Lee 10524—Pennington. Ronald Geoige 10358—Smith. Phillip Harrison 11248—Smith. Raymond Milton 10588—Pennock. Nyal Ernest Well . . . maybe you can t build just the home you FRESH DRESSED ROCKS 11171—Smith, William George 10983—Perkins. Walter E. 10123—Snyder. Arthur McKnight wont, but . . . you con get a loan to buy one. The 21/, TO 31/, ci iorrnAn 10439—Perrin. George Earl LB. SUREGOOD 10532—Snyder, Walter Herbert 11114—Peters. Clair Judson LBS. AVG. Hastings Building and Loan Assn, is helping others 10398—Solomon. Curtis Wolford 10277—Peters, Robert Virgil 10285—Sowlcs. Richard Dewey DRY PICKED 10351—Peters, Slewart Edwin and it con help you too! A visit to our office will 10279—Sparks. Carl 10157—Pettenglll. Avery Walter WISCONSIN LB. DOMtniC 10596—Spaulding. Carl B 10584—Phillips. Frank Webster convince you that you can have a Home Of Your 10675—Spidcl. Vico Franklin MILD CHEESE 10107—Phllmon. Raney SWISS CHEESE ■ n. 10322—Sponseller. Dole Edward 10756—Pickard. Harold William PUSH DRESSED FOIL WtAretD MAIN Ot NMCNTO Own. Stop in today and let us show you our plan. 10471—Sponable. Stirling Arthur 11099—Pierce. Frank T. 10338-Spray. Asa M. MIST ETT CHEESE 2 LB. 11187—Pierce, Loren Wayne LIMBURGER CHEESE l. 32c 10468—Springer. James Harold 10038—Postma. Daniel Herman 10513—Staffen. Clayton D. 10553—Potter. PWlip Richardson HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN •EST SHOULDER CUTS 10869—Poulson. Clinton Allen • 10858—Stager. Walter Edwin 10365—Sump. Homer 10653—Powell. Oeyald Dennis ASSOCIATION 10705—Stampflcr, Ambrose Leo 10812—Preston. Bernard Lyle 10165—Stanford. George Henry . 10116—Preston. Roy Gregge 11049—Stanton. Howard Thomas 9 Stebbins Bide. Phone 2M> WITH POCKET 10967—Price. Charley Louzem 10381—SUup, Edgar Pearl 11103—Proctor. Neil Stephen 11212—SUup. LeRoy Fred LB. 10758—Proctor. Roger E 11203 — Stedge. Lynn Leonard 11188— Pullx. Francis George GROWING IN POPULARITY EVERY DAY 10546—Steenbock. Vernon David 10603—Purdy. Junior Jay MILD HI6AS CURED ionubs aaitKET 10498 — Stemm. Jack H. 10502—Quick, Charles Leo SUE RACON u 2k SUNNYFIUD 10455—Stevens, Ferd H. CORNED beef u29c 10512—Quick. Lawrence Melvin 10873—Stichler. George Rudolph •-OZ. 10623—Quick. Vem A. SUGAR CUUfr-JMANK HALF 10163—SUU. Ralph L. 10810—Quigley. Herbfrt Bernard PKG. EXTRA CRISP SMOKED HAMS .. 33c 11045—Storm. John H. BOILED HAM 30c 10024—Racine, Harvey Spencer 11194—Stowell. Chester Earl SUNNYFIEID EU6AR CURED 10791—Radford. Harold L uicto 10679—Strickland. Keith LeGear 10185—Radford. James William DELICIOUS. RAOOK SQUARES u20c SPICED HAM nt*. 22c 10818—Strickland. Earl E. 10416—Ragh. Elwood Clifton ■ PKG. NOURISHING 10487—Strickland, Rex H 11096—Rairigh, Mearl 10305—Stuck. Murray McClellan SUNNYFIELD 10312—Randall. Asa Highland 10032—Stutz, John 11101—Randall. Maynard Dettrich MARVEL "ENRICHED" ECONOMICAL 4-OZ. 11189—Surrarrer. Merle Hinckley 1MO8-R*ndall. Wilber George WHILt TH«T LA.S1 11073—£wanson, Edwin Andrew PKG. A THRIFTY BUY 10713—Rankin. Thornley Rap 10485—Swartz. August Ernest ' FttSH SMELT 4 He 10493-Rarubotldm. Lloyd Lee SUNNYF^LD 10689—Sweet, Harold RUey 1T1ICTLT FtfSH CAU9HT-2 TO 4 IK. 10924—Rasey. Nelson Appelman 10645—Sweet. Joseph Asa THRIFTY FOR VU1EYEB HILE „ 15c 10016—Raymond. Kenneth V. 11238—Sweet. William Hamer ■Mf 5»/|-OZ. PACKAGE FANCY CHAIUVOIX 10925—Rayner,-Floyd Max 10583—Swegles. Everett William 10280-Recd. Albert Lee FRESH TROUT .. 25c SUNNYFIEID 10333—Tanner. Glenn Lovell 10970- Reed. Bernard Roscoe FANCY. IAASI 10384—Tarbet, William Turley 10128^-Reed, William Dewey MMUAMB KNOTS ..12c FRESH HERRING 2 uv 23c Wallace EXTRA CRISP PKG. 11188—Reesor, Hillis Eugene 10298—Tasker, Cloiae Frederick 10008—Reid. I^wh Glen 10501—Tasker. Gordon Wagner SUNNYFIELD 10400—Reinhardt, Herbert Julius 10064—Teegardln. Russell Marcel O-OZ. • 10449—Reiser. Edgar Jacob 10421—Temple, Orlan Eugene 10677—Retherford. John PKG. TOP QUALITY 10187—Terpenlng. Herman E l-LB. PKG. 10938—Reuther. Carl John 10387—Terpentng. Louie Harland SUNNYFIELD 10619-Reynolds. Otis Easton 10199—Terry, Steve Paten loaoacoffR u 22c ■iCMUCDra U.2SC 11214—Richards, William Frederick 10459—TexUr. Clarence Lester CARTON OF 10 10484—Richardson. Arthur Kelly ASST. CEREALS 11176—Thomas. Arthur Gilbert 10336—Ricker. Carl J. 11227—Thomas. John David 10110—Risner, Johnt E 10173—Thomas. John William10393—Ritchie. Harold Albert 10154—Thomas. Roy ■ 10619—RlUman. Lawrence Jasper 10013—Thornton. Walter Napoleon 108£O-Roberts, Arthur Jay 10656—Thurkettle. William F. 40748—Robinson. David Joseph 10038—Thwaltes. Edward E. 10499—Robinson. Donald Loraine 10196—TTcer. OUver Sidney 10395—Robinson. Donald Forrest 10119—Tietz, Otto August Henry 11066—Robinson. Elmer Adelbert 10891—Timm. Edward 11089—Robinson. Grant Rsymond 10180—Timm, Jr. Gilbert FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 10478—Robleskl, Raymond Lewis 10703—Tinker. Clayton 10043—Rodriguez. Paaual 10931—Tinkler, Harry William BARRY COUNTY DRAFT NUMBERS /these Produce. — /letter oHtaUk values A‘P 19< 15< 19« 15< 33< 19< 9< 21< PINEAPPLE ASPARAGUS SELF-SERVICE GREEN PEAS HEAD LETTUCE ORANGES . 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COOK. Prop. Hulingi pa do th Sh Mo �THE HASTINGS BANNKR, THURSDAY. APRIL li. IMt |[^^^TORT denial ------------ -:-------- 3 ^^ta.,---------------- ‘-isais-i-xs Freewt Methodist Cbareh ■yersu M. Uve. pastor Morning worahlp-11:00. Sunday school—U:oo. I I SOUTHWEST RUTLAND I Tb* °*2>'lUe P. T. A. put on the I program Friday night at the Quimby U1113 Mra. Cora Tooker and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thompson I abould know, white not ' .L *' u .. — I nl*ht ot gnmdi ■us. Asa Tooker of Allegan were ■nd children from near Albion were Ulning subject for speaker or auMis* Dorothy Van Patten of Kai- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr. .ta Mta n.„ HMbn Carlton Center Methodist chareb Sunday evening callers at lhe home <U«nce 11 was told In a vary able amazoo *pent Sunday with her par- Mr*. Ernest Tookei. । Jeanne were Bunday dinner gureu Mr and .Mr- and Mn Mn- w™ Wm Haven* manner by Mr. Dteater. who m*d< Everett M Love, pastor of Mr. and Mrs Phil Deller in Bat- Mrs W 2'- H t Ind of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn. ents. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Van Carolyn Miller of Saginaw reHe Creek । Mrs. Mra. Roy Royoak* Oaksand i son Mtlvin and B11 reel r» Oeo. Havens and son Dick were Mra “Housna** ot Cha situaPettcn. turned home Salm day with her! Morning worship—10:00. ' ' 8ui!d»y afternoon caUera at the daughteTnimZh Sunday school-1100 , wcra Sunday foreu?” Ev'n ona appreciate Orors Private Mason of Penn.: home of Mr 11>nd u... r Delilah lore- whM . Me"rv3^ ----- We Mr. and Mra. P. O. Hynes calle 1 mother. Mrs. Paul Miller, after 1 had a fins attendance al both .ndTS* .Jd Richard mE Ctere" M^of ’ JfXiSh^d^ ””Mr. ’Unk,n n°°" “U*’’ were ounaay ■ i.. home .— of. Mr. .. *what L ---------..-. ^., ,1 me V Mr Doster is doing do,n# in *n this at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Lyle spending two weeks wllh her oi our services last Bunday. Let u* „ and Mra Lemuel! Oaks at Dowling H*ver»1 of lhe gentlemen Story of Hastings Sunday afternoon, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Iwep “P •ood work- y°u a,c a,*l callers of Mr. and Mrs Merritt P'^paon spent UE* »nd afternoon callers at lhe home P"**nl ^«ned up to take lhe first Converse and wife m Mln Evelyn Overholt of Battle Wolcott. Mead weekend with her parents, Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Oley Douglass near I wU1 m*1 wllb lhe John Luka* and fa; Creek spent the «-eekend with her Mr. and Mra. Howard Proctor and u. ' wi i n. . - .. IMr* Arcbie Thompson near Albion. Bowens Mills. 'group at Goodwill. ed rcUtlraa from t “ J!; Mn. or D.„ IK„,U,. w„ h‘ . i?"1 hr!d Th,Ihl't* Ol„. < rents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Over- son ot North Irving called on tha SCHOOL NEWS ■ B*l ufLr U "hLuhb! hl! <MrD !ndUMra'^ elub1 BAMOJM HCUOCL “ 1 •‘Sr^’ind Mn ■ it. George Fo.bey lamllj Sunday aftinicrrueauie Hoorn Intermediate Rev. CUfTord Clinton of Halting* emoon. accompanied Mr. and Mra. Mau | PaL-jcla Alterding haa been ab-’ Francia Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fuller of Has- Holland Bunday. wgs a Thursday afternoon guest of: ** ’ Mr and’ Mra. Merrill Karcher and lcnt becutue of illness. ' _ : JJngs to Lanelng Sunday to spend Mr and Mn Woodrow (MUri Mr. nnd Mrs. B. R. Clinton. family .jwui spent ounuay Bunday wnn with mr. Mr. ana and *** wiu rfcov«f soon. The many friends here of Sgt. th* with Mr. and Mra Geo Grand Rapids and Mra Mr. and Mra. Otto Kunde and! Mrs. Wall Thomae of South Downs.|। w.d.i ta. „lun..d Mi»“b»' Oi|es Burghduff were sorry hear‘Lennon ’ Sharp of Mlddlevtlla and Mr ci,„ aow, Huhnlle mrorlKd. X.™. J I-“ ' Katherine Kunde were callers in | Mra. Jed Stowe and Mrs. Anna Mtaol Unn tar rrerm Ulna. . lv -- .... be MuiiEira *uffered rc. recent-' Keith Durkaa has quit his work'Ur*- Julu‘‘ Pciu »«ra calton Clara Gillett of Nashville surprised whlsner Cedar Springs. Pierson, and HowardI Paulson of Cadillac called on Mr. wnuper. Alt nope for hey speedy Paulson of Cadillac called on Mr.' Olorla Karcher from ' Plainwell thetr mother. Mra Elmer OUlett.' recovery ' ly When shot " in “ the- leg •below • the at tiw Royal Coach factory to re-, Leon P0’1’ Tuesday evening City, Bunday. « * Neeb. Friday after- and Bill Vander Hoff fnjm the Cale- with' A pot luck birthday dinner on tcovery , and 1'Mra. "Lewi* knee while at target practice. n * sume hla farm work. He Wilbur Gibba and family at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham and noon. ' ‘ donla school are new ■students rtnnla irluvd __ \ MIm Blanche Newton and A. D. noon, In our■ Sunday. m*nhood here and mi. unq ears, u E Holmm or|-“—««wra at me IMS children of Kalamazoo were Sun­ Bchulver of Marshall were Sunday, I room. Mr. and Mn. Ruraell Mead and- day guest* of the former's parent* en^”C h<>Pei t0T “k >’*edy re* Wo«’1*nd. Mr and Mra. Pn^? w fo,*» ,n Clay H1Ua Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs, tended the High school play at son* ot Oscoda spent’ the weekend. Mr and Mrs. Francl* Gorham. tn the third grade the following 1 . I Holmes of Grand Rapids were HunMr an<* Urr Howard Colburn Owen Steckle. _____________ .... wv.MMMt. I 1-ron uoster of the Oivihnn ____ gueste at the Herbert **lddlcrTlllc' M*nt Sunday at Guy _ DeDe-‘day dinner 1 y ^YenLng. Their1 puplU are exceUenl u> in ruraoui* Reading ana and with their parents here and at Geo. Haven* lift Monday*'nlght tense, gave a talk at theOivHia Glass nCreek Johnston home In honor of Mr., *1J Holmes' •«*•"-«--eighty-fourth .------_ . birthday. McNees. j Mr. and Mrs Jake Wolf of Hu- niece Miss Beatrice Kalrtgh. was' Arithmetic I^on Bird Arithmetic: Arthur and Leon Bird. Quimby. On Bunday they and Mr for Detroit where he has em- Orange hall Friday evening and all and Mn. Mead were dinner. ting*. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Cool of the leading lady. 1 Richard Blough. Norma Buslancc,----------—Merritt-----------------------------OM FAY DAY" BUY BOND»— Webberville, and Mrs. Irene Buehler । Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mead and Henry Humphrey. Raymond Mead, "’JwU of *£r end Mrs. Clayton >Ic.......... . KROGER—1— of Pleasant Valley were Sunday aft­ famlly called on Mr. and Mra. Wal-‘^ulnUn Olmstead, and Walter* K'"wn aJ Quimby. ernoon visitors of Mr. and Mra. J. ter Dunkteberger of DowUne Friday1 1 Mrs Wm Oank“ and children of D. Cool. ; “I “‘"“L V .nd m" £”k wa a Mr. ... and Mrs. Overholt JSL*" ..... H „ ia. Charles vwrrnoiii ana mra. rTsnx Hynes were g? mr<r and Hubert took Mrs. Minnie Kraft ; dinner guests of Ward Hynes and .Pt1*,.?. ° ‘ h ‘ GUARANTEED TENDER!< ......... -, to her home In Grand Rapids Sal- family of Charlotte Bunday En«luh cta“ M«MUy. urday evening after spending the Rev. and Mra. Everett Love, local 7lh and 8lh Grade News TENDERAY Mra. Dennis McIntyre of Battle "r/bere । and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hershberger | Pat has left our school Creek was a Sunday dinner guest Mr. and Mra. Frank Jones of and Edwin of Grand Rapids called and 1(( now ln HMungg 1 of Mr. and Mra Archie McIntyre. Or.»d Mpia. j on Mr. -nd Un clunna Vnn PM-1 n,,, uuk,.. ^ur vu,„a Khoo, Mr. and Mra. Cameron McIntyre and ning dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ten and Dorothy Sunday afternoon. lul Thursday. 1 family were afternoon caller* With Tindtrar TOW gel Harold Yoder and family. | Mra. Dell Godfrey spent Sunday, ... Mr. and Mra Harold Higdon of Mr*. Glenn Kellogg attended the. wUh Mr. nnd Mr* George Heopor of “ ' Battle Creek were Sunday dinner delicious jutes,. natural 11 a.or Freshman New* W S. C 8. at the home of Mra Pleaianl Val>y ___________ ..««•. uu.,t a . guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L Higdon. °*Mr Lavender Hoff and BoYd Hastings was a | Tuesday we played We The baseball gamesClarksviUe are here. Last SWIFTS ORIOLE ‘ Alfred Higdon and daughters of Mr 11111 Mrat ut vanaer Hon ana, d evcnlnl moper guest of hla won that game and also lhe one ' Kalain*soo were afternoon callers son of near Alto have moved nto •£«£ “iwtlh MWdletme, Both games were ' and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hlvdon and son of Battle Creek were Bun­ ’ kndhdn.,,. dav evening luncheon guests. Mr Mr. 1U, Nreb o! Vlrt.-|«5. «' J Just nvk’„r 1 Mr and Mr* Mead of Has Mr. and Mra. George Milter of left! * ’°° ' Mn^Mmitte”l”*caller" °* burg. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Neeb, local, dinner! The school will receive one hun-' und Mra. Letha Clinton of Carlton Hastings were Tuesday H.»ud ■ IliMd guests of Mr and Mrs Henry dred and two more books for the 111 a . “ rt “ anedVn Mr <2id M^ Twp. were Grand Rapids visitors LEONA SAUSAGE ». 23c Thursday. K>rcher. Ibrary Many of lhe students are .nd RIB ROAST Carl Gilliland of Lake Odessa wm. busy helping choose them. ^.mrt.v Y BanBeM a 29c SIRLOIN STEAK » 38c BOILING BEEF it. Linda Lou Kunde, eight weeks old PIGS FEET Cleaami Ib.'7m a Monday dinner guest of Mr. and • • • • bu " day » r ‘ *" ‘ oon . ’ . daughter of Mr. and Mra. Fred Mrs Adam Endres Junior News -Mr and Mrs. Albert *ndi Kunde, is very 111 with pneumonia. ■<t a » vf » * o u PORK TENDERLOINS * 45c Mr. and Mra. John Thaler and In Government cl« we have been &on ?l Wf.re..8un<Lay d‘”ner Mr. and Mra. Mark Troyer of Clarksville visited Ml and Mrs. family and Miss Bertha Fausey vis- reading about lhe possessions of the Finest Quality Primo Native Veal - Local Dressed PORK KNUCKLES lie Ray Wieland Bunday evening. ited Mr. and Mra. Orval Kokx and United States. This te a subject sett and family. Mr. and Mr* Gordon Hu fl nun Rev and Mrs Paul Olmstead family of Battle Creek Sunday aft- much talked about at the present PORK LIVERS ri— ih. 1|e The main possession* are Alaska,• 'Phyllis Day) will make their home called on Mrs Alta HofI at Cutler­ emoon. • on the former Gibson farm, south Mrs. B A. Brown and Mrs. Clar- Hawaii and lhe Philippines. ville hospital. Sunday. of Berryville church. • • • Mra. Bertha Sherman spent Sun­ ence Lake and twin daughters of; VEIN-X SHRIMP Mr. and Mra. Claud Kunkle of In­ Senior New* day with Mr. and Mrs N. C. Sher­ Greenville were Friday dinner guests Veal Stew □J'S’.i » 18c Veal Steak c«u> ou 45c I। Report '*ra* card* were were passed iMased out out PriPri- of dl*M( na. weTe >' “iKmooq callers of Mr. and Mrs. L B. Lester. Bnd Sunda Mn| RaJph An. man and family of Hastings YELLOW PIKE ■l 17a Mr. aqd Mrs. Ivan Roush and Miss Donna Poslhumus of Bowne Veal Loin Chops " 39c Calf SweetbreaVs u39c we P U„ t« ,« on our .onuol skip. » “ • „! Is a*sfsUng Mrs. Ray Wieland with Miss Beatrice Nolan visited Mr. and BLUE PIKE Wednesday. We hope that the -nrt DaUi DeV‘nr a”d the Nelson . “ lie Mrs Elmer Roush tf Rockford. Mr. day 1 the iiousework. Veal Rib Chops 39c Calf Llvera 49c Brumms were Sunday afternoon I -------------. ........ Juniors have a good Ume planned Mr. and Mr*. Frank Denise calledand Mra C. M Murray. Mrs. Ed callers. ' We lud a council meeting Mon­ on Mr and Mrs. Vem Lowering of Singer- and Mra. Lorraine Russell LUNCHED*; LOAVES » 33, East Caledonia Sunday. of Grand Rapids. Sunday afternoon. 'day morning Mr. Ardis also held an Mrs George Forbey and daugh-! Keith Durkee and Larry of Wood- 1assembly Monday morning —-—— v > ter called on Mr and Mrs. Fred ■“’d **" Thursday evening gueste .«yn<c . Schwader Sunday evening. .-••«— — - -•— - of Mr. and Mr*. Adam Endres. ,1 COUUTHY CLOT ____________ and Mr. and Mra. Julius Cran* and' Mra, Frank Thompson Dennie spent Friday with Mrs »on* of Ada were Sunday dinner K at 1 KROGER'S FRESH SMELT I 419c BEEF sSF - - - PIECE BACON KROGER S TINDEBAY ' CHUCK ROAST-27 lb 26c !VEAL ROAST So much more for so much less Money! sr issr PHILADELPHIA Sfff, 9c LOAF CHEESE — 2 59c PABST-ETT CHEESE pkg. 14c SALAD DRESSING EMBASSY Plat '.7c BUTTER MICH1GAH MAID 2 Si 79c 9 u>. PURE LARD 4 bag 29c POUND CAKE r 15c lb SPOTLIGHT coffee bag 63c 2 >io i GREEN BFANS 25c TENDER PEAS 2 25c EATMORE OLEO 2 it*. 31c 2 u,. 45c PARKAY OLEO MACARONI -SPAGHETTIS ।lb. 25c GOLD MEDAL^■*1^31.11 SINCERITY FLOUR ■» 87c PILLSBURY 31.09 FRESH COOKIES *JSK 10c FRUIT COCKTAIL 12c 5. NAVY BEANS 31c WALLPAPER 3 17c SUNBRITE 4. 19c CIGARETTES ROMAN CLEANSER 2 <*. 17c GRANULATED SOAP 53c STALEY'S starch 8c STALEY'S 8c Mr. and.Mra. William Dipp and Whitney and Gaylord. | Mr. and Mra. John Perry’ have re­ W» rroret evrrertlnelv that she L* to ••-------— — word that thetr daughter, We reeret exceedingly family called on—Mr. and •Mra. Vln-I। Mra. W. F. Closson and Nancy FLOUR ".^l” ..' not getting along very well ‘ rent Kelly of Clarksville Sunday accomixnled by Mrs. Mabsl Osborne Mrs- Dick Tompkins and Betsey arwere In Hasting* Saturday evening. *»fely in Wyoming where Mr. { । We were very sorry to hear Olla afternoon. Tomnkina'to'atatto^d?** ~ Hill suffered a broken leg last MonMr and Mr* Lloyd Goodenough ........................... .. •* Mr. and Mra. Charles Overholt vtoI ted Mrs. Clara Deming of Alto Sun- 1and ElUard Hilton of Hasting* were Sunday afternoon caller* of Mr. day afternoon. Mra. Gerald Thompson Miss Helen Steckle of Battle Creek and 1 Mr. and Mn. Clarence Benedict j1?." ",’rUla De>n spent the weekend with her par­ Iweat.TTMS ECONOMICAL WAY ib*. ent*. Mr. and Mra Owen Steckle. ’ ** “ ‘ The members of lhe faithful UtMr. and Mrs. Walter Rockhill of Mayford Heavens of West Campbell. Ungs while she was having a shortl lie flock in a town in Scotland had CLEANER Hastings spent Saturday night and ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton. Mrs. vacaUon from her work at Sower-• managed to build a church. Every­ Sund»v with Mr. and Mra W. W. W., F. Cloaaon and Nancy visited by's.. thing was considered complete — CLEANSER Rocklll. . Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cloason of near! Mrs. Norma Unce is enjoying life! until it was discovered that the Mr. and Mra. Frank Thompson Stanton Sunday. | In California, where her hus­ church bad no bell. A campaign * and Dennie were Sunday dinner Gloria Lay bourn of Detroit spent band. Joe Unce. to with Uncle! wa* started for funds for a bell. c~.sl.l9 guests of Mr. and Mra. Henry Sunday with her aunt and uncle. 1 Sam's armed forces. but the parish had been well Thompson of South Bowne. j Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNutt and1 drained, so the pastor sought fund* Mrs. Liza Knowles and Mrs Glenn' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunker of family have moved to their home from outsiders. He finally ap­ Perkins of Hasting* spent Friday Alto. Mrs. Eslella Cress. Mrs Ella on the Travto farm. Best wishes for evening with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill-! Catt. Mra. Emil Olson, local and success and happiness go with them proached one farmer Tlve farmer listened, thought a ‘ Karcher and family. Mrs. Peter Walluna* and ton ot De- j Mrs. Jessie Couch who has been Mr and Mra. Virgil Wood*. Gerald troll were Thursday afternoon call-, working In Portland at the home of moment, and asked: "Ye say ye and Geraldine, spent Friday with ■ era of Mr* Delia Yule. 1 her cousin. Hope Durkee, was home have a new chooreh?" CUBE “Yes," said the pastor. relatives at Sears I Mr. and Mra. David Ptke of Grand for a few day*. "An' noo ye want a bell for ut?" . William Wieland of Logan and Rapids, Lucile and Ernest Larson of, Mrs. Juanita Jenkins was In CURN STARCH £ "That's right." Ear! and Donna Poethumus of Kalamaaoo were Wednesday dinner! Grand Rapids for a short visit, Bowne were Sunday dinner guests guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Harold | Argyle Wtndes was home from heated by steam?" of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wieland and Woods: the latter remaining until I Detroit over the weekend. family. 1 Sunday I Mr. and Mra. Frank Roger* and - , Mr and Mrs. Dan Postina and' Miss Marion Robacher of Hastings! Mr. and Mra. John Shroader of . Weel- then, my gude mon. why Pliyllls Ann and Mrs Ellen Yarger spent Saturday night and Sunday Grand Rapids were Sunday callers a®111 >,t>u put a whustle on ut?" spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I with her grandmother. Mrs. Ida. at William McCann’s. -.m-,/."*---------------Bill OHarrow and family ot Grand Payne. Mr. and Mra. Wilson Travto and . com»Mn>' °u«ht ARED Rapids, lhe latter remaining for a Mrs. Floyd Geiger ot Alto spent'children of Battle Creek were Sunaomr,re»P«ct to present — —Washington. Washington CIHHAMON d»“ few days. , Saturday evening with Mra. DeU day guests of Mr. and Mr* Frank those present. In Sanitary Puro-Pak Confainor - Rich. With Cream Added Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neeb and fam- Godfrey. ; Travto. t' • ------------------------------___________ _ _ _ wivutu nuuiQ »“! —. — lly of Vicksburg were Sunday dinMr and Mrs Ivan Denise and ... -—■ * *---------------"--------------------------------ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis family and Mak Rice of Alto spent WOOD SCHOOL Neeb and were supper guests of Mr. 1 Saturday evening with Mr. and Mfs I Mr MrayOrville Bruce *pent and Mrs Kenneth Smelker. , Frank Denise Sunday with Mts. Wilna Kidder and v> 111* the UIC day:• Mr. and Mra. Charles Moore and, Rev. and Mra. Paul Olmstead were ■ of Freeport. LZUA During Mr . ____________________________ Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Moore were in Hastings on business Monday Orville called on Uncle Billy Rock -' hill, who used to belong to our Sunday dinner guest* ot Mr. and! morning. Mra Olenn Moore of near NashMr. and Mr*. Gall Lightfoot spent neighborhood Mr Rockhill is in villc. .the weekend with Mr and Mra. better health than he has been. Mr. end Mn Mike Ulrich and Mr*. B W. Sisson and Mrs. Ver-, Dana Lightfoot-ot Dkhart. Ind., and . dan Ooville of Middleville and Mrs 1 also visited Mr. and Mr*. Elmer sons called on the Taggart* Sun­ p" Alaska Pmk Kroger's Whit* W«»co day. On Monday Mrs. Taggart was Gordon Edmond* of, Hastings at- Lightfoot of North Manchester In Delton. tended lhe funeral of Mrs. Bertha' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hath of Lan5 SALMON .Ml20c SHOE ClE’MR £3. 15c "£ s2.2T 15c SCRATCH™ SCRATCH Our sympathy la extended to our, Cowles Houghtalin at lhe Leonard king were Sunday afternoon guest* neighboring corre*pendent. Mrs and Preston. funeral home in Hastings last week; of Mr. ------■* Mra. Perry “ SABY FOODS 6 35c AMMONIA a..n CHICK FEED "S Q.«,. 10c 10cCHiCK FEED Mr and Mrs John Endres and Claud Hammond of Three Corners, Tuesday. B Kellogg's Corn Flakes or Avalon ' Wesco Slotting and"Kf- *2.39 Mr. and Mrs. Nett Karcher, local,, family of Kalamasoo were Sunday who fell and broke her shoulder and Mr. and Mr*. George Karcher guests of Mr. and Mra. Adam In-1 last week. POST TOASTIES 3LP7g°.a 23c GLASS 10c mu Mra. N B. Rose and Paul of Has­ GLASS CLEANER CLEANER tS>10c and family of South Bowne were m 13.19 Sunday dinner gueste of Mr ant) The Townsend Club will meet Frl- tings were visiting tn mir neighborCouatry Club Let . . . General Housecleaniaa Aid day evening In the Cool Building lwod Sunday. Mr* Henry Karcher. Wssco •VilEAT FLAKES 2 $>• 17c SPIC & SPAN Howard Main started work at the 21c Mr and Mra. Fred Durkee and with a pot luck supper it 7:00 folThis ’ ’ Strong Man EGG MASH S3.15 ul/ .t— business ___ ______ < I Hasting* Ufa Mfg. rn Co. Unnrt.v Monday mnmlnu morning. meeting and Mrs. Bert Hayner of Wpodland were lowed by . the Efeoklast ol Champions W.i«b)'. Be Your Butler ... Sunday callers at thc home of Mr. We.co 1»5 Sunday dinne guests ot Mr. and “ program. —War pictures will be. WHEATIES ». 10c SILVER CREAM anu Mr*. Henry Kidder were. Mr. 23c Mr* Richard Durkee and family. '■ shown. " “Everyone invited. DAIRY FEEU S2.23 Your porch floor is what and Mra. Willard Kidder. KalamaMr. and Mt*. George Buatance guests see first Does it say: Eash Home Destroyed by Fire soo. Charles Kidder. Fort Custer and and Richard called on Mr. and Welcome ’ in a cheerful, ! Late Saturday afternoon, fire de­ Ml** Helen Price of Freeport Frosb. Crisp Mrs George Sears of Woodland.: ■ BALLS BAILS OF JUICEJUICE FLORIDA FLORID. sturdy way? Or doe* it stroyed the two-atory home of Clare Mra. Clare Bassett is having a Sunday. . mumble ‘ Hullo.. .. “ with a Mra. Bernard Piper of Battle Cr ireek. —*” Duh located two miles trom Free- siege with poieon sumac at thia writ­ worn, drab appearance? ing. __________ spent the weekend with Mr. i Xat Devoe Floor & Deck .... blaxe started in lhe roof. Lack| DOUD CORNERS* ’ Mra Virgil Woods and family. Enamel (the “Strong Man ’ ■man I of * water handicapped the local Are Mr and Mrs. Manley Sharman of paints) ba your official and family spent the weekend wllh department which answered lhe| Mr. and Mra. Albert Roams of Kalamazoo were callers at John! greeter at the door, h will • Mr. and Mra. Edwin Chaffee of Yp­ call Household goods were saved welcome quests with a i Lou was placed between 13,000 and Ourd's Sunday. silanti. Ch*°.rI ?P®k,e • and l>ke I The P. T. A. will be at the Doud HMD GREEN HEADl Rev. and Mrs Paul Olmstead 14MO. partly covered by Insurance. schoolhr>u*e Wdnesday evening. The place is better known to older called on the former's aunt. Mrs Inside lhe house, too. L-.ta April 38 residents as the Frank Dorr farm James Bragdon at the Ulla Post sSona man ' onamel bring* Mr. and Mra. Pearcey and family hospital tn Battle Creek Saturday. a comfortable, chaerfui glow CHURCH NKW8 of Bedford and Mr and Mra. Harry ib. 4C Mr. and Mrs A. F. Brandl and underfoot ... and eon Youngs and family of Battle Creek • United Brethren Circuit ton of Lansing were Sunday dinJake III" were callers of Robert McMannla, Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor Sunday. S'eckle Mr. and Mra. Simon I Mr. and Mrs Lynden Norris and M .. Steckle. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Frank । Sunday school—10:10. UZS -r1 I 3 I CLOCK BREAD EMUCHEO 3 I DOUGHNUTS a RHIHI11 t COTTAGE CHEESE BMW 111 I HI—' I Him I’- FANCY i3>/2c Radishes ’Jg-10c Asparagus»19c ? c'""” “ Quto' Carveth* Stebbins Daisy Bergman and Mra. Jennie! •THE BIXALL STORE" I Waters visited F. N. 'Rergihan of i Courtesy and Friendly Senice Battle Creek Sunday and called at . Shown to All Roy Hamilton's and Bert Tunggte's Prompt Delivery Service I Lord, thou wilt* ordain peace for P,,ONK ‘ I HASTINGS । us: for thou also hast wrought all : 1|ZflUC » 1( 1Oc GROWINR .*00' GROWING» <10^ STRAWBERRIES and son of Grand Rapids called In Preaching—11:30. | Christian Endeavor—7:00 the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B W Sisson actomPreaclilng-goo. lianled by their daughter. Mr* Gor­ Prayer meeting will be Thursday don Edmunds of Hastings, attended evening. ———... 1:00. at lhe church. the funeral of Frank Cowles at pie Pleasant Valley Shaw funeral hom^ip Battle Creek! Preachlng-10:00 Mon«r .lumoon 1 sund-y Klwol-ll :«l. Mn L. B. Lester, accompanied by | Christian Endeavor—00 25c 1 1 Celery 5c Shallots SX 5c I ORANGES « 8 - 35c FRESH CA99AGE Lettuce *. 10c Rhubarb '««> milk MICHIGAN CH£A1| CHEESE a, 29c COUNTRY CLUB FLOUR ENRICHED ^«1.03 FAMOUS 13-ICC ANGEL FOOD CAKE Jumbo 39c PET MILK 33s EGG NOODLES 2 21* PRUNES Sla PASTRY FLOUR 5 21c BISQUICK Carroti Beata -- BULK SUDS - COMPLETE VARIETY - AT KgOCIg LOW MIC KROGER STDRf �THE UASTTNGS BANNER. TTTTBsDAY. APRIL t3, l»« Facie i,tx SALE! SALE! J - ■ ■ \ . GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Due to the new W. P. B. order on Building restrictions we have decided to dispose of our entire stock of Lum­ ber, Sash and Doors, Mouldings, Roofing, Shingles, Hardware, Nails, Paint, Wire Screen, in fact, our entire stock goes on sale at prices where-by you can make a big saving. Phone 2276 �TWl WAffHNOl BANNER, TRWMOAT, APRIL II, IMS Church AnnounoemcnU । JuptrCT«Jordan, nU'«- W auo died w wvtm bowne Xxra ccra who ha* been 111 for ‘ Mlto Curtl* and ot Mr> rot Biouah rrmport and COUNCIL PI family •ti*nded'Mr» Rosier wm In Lowell Avril e.'lLl •OS*,1*"1* a ‘ho wadding of Robert Keeler and B*lurd*y afternoon. _ C“11,n tlr, U1“ Eldridg* of Middleville The hem* of Clare Ea*h wa* d«itroyed toy tu« Saturday afternoon. FarlM and baby l**t week and Sun- w«dne»d»y evening. , ------------------------------------------------ 'SS HEX.' | day were Mra. Guy Kantner, Ward . Nearly all tha content* ware saved. i. It4« st f:l jGreen. Mr and Mr*. Thurlow AnaCur'tte’wuh Wm. Mishler and family wero'tn M- .nB ***ute<i Mr*. Milo Curtl* with the Hastings Saturday afternoon. 1:30 P. M.—Evening worship I household duties the part wrek. Mrs. Smith and Nerah B k . .. .. . . Mra. Jsrmle Pardee and Mra. E»Cliolr rehearsal Saturday evening; — - Ellsworth — ---------Lloyd Brock has sold hla farm to tunied Sunday after a few weeks Url john HaJer and guraU Mr tella Rosier were Thursday dinner ot Hasting* Gene FUlier Of M. 8 i Lake Odessa parties vlaU with their daughter and fam- and Mn.^e Hauer ami da whter at the home ot Charles Harms On Sunday evening a report will C, Mr*. Sherman Smith, Ralph Uy. Mr. and Mr*. Ward Plante and iBeUy of -AuUn attended th? Bar^ Mr. and Mrs. WU1 Oosgriff of Lo­ guests at the Alden Porritt home. be given by lhe delegate* from Komreuj. Mr. and- Mra. Joaeph well. Mrl , ,., roet Mr , tan Mrs. Jennu Jennie Pardee. Mrs. Edd daughter*. Bonnie entertained lhe county Rural Carrier* pot luck supWoodland and N**hvU!e of thc con- Smith and daughter and Mr and j^.. daughter Elverta Mrs Lee - DINHAM DISTRICT mum p. while her grandparent* wer. per J m«. Shlriay Mteyo of HssUnga )o^m of X^^'ura ?hi^------------- .---------------- ------------ * — vention .. at wtu., Flint. mUt nOnC °f Ule Oth", Welby Crockford of East Woodland . a"d !^h,a5SQrixS,^Ck : Thompson and mother. Mra Ellen *>n Rufua who have spent teveral er* caught them , Haturday evening About thirty five tend-d a Brotherivood meeting »t Sreie were c.Uer, *l the Aldrn Por>» Florida ntumed Friday Mra. Fannie Hunt of East Lan- from lhe county were present. In Christ Saginaw Sunday. ritt home Bunday afternoon. ■ «nd Mr. and Mra.. A. R, Harding re­ Cerrted. alng 1* making an extended visit at, -E B. Griffin and A. A. Griffin, Mr and Mra. Keith Fariee atHubert Porritt spent Sunday at turned from Lakeland. Pla.. Saturthe-home of her daughter. Mr. and: pastor* un<M > put, u th, km M Mr lt>, AU1,„ pon,,. m,, spent Friday evening with Mr. and MKktesn. Mr*, U J. Vincent. Mra. Royal Haller of Lake Ode.ua tn, Mr.. Arnold Tow™ oj WoodUr „a M„ An Bldhudwn w.re Wood tend Mr and Mrs Francis Carley and ,ftev and Mrs Pay C. Wing were; Mrs. Harold Blakely and daughter land Saturday evening In honor of ln Lowell Tuesday and purchased 10: 00 A M.—Morning worship Paul Towns, who ha* been inducted jq^ b,by chicks Judy of BUaatleld spent last Wed­ 11: 00 A. M -Bunday school and Mrs. Claud Hoffman, the men id Mra. S. I. Fletcher of Sebewa, nesday night with her parents, Mr. Into the army | Mr Bnd Leigh of Cale- going fishing 8:00 P. M —Christian Endeavor inday. Rev Wing preached at and Mrs. Leon Nicholson. Mr and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook I don.a vl>lted Sunday with Mr* E»Wednesday 7:M P. M— Midweek Mrs Clyde Cheeseman reported at X Sebewa church In Ute morning. entertalncd lhe Woodland Farm tell* Rosier. Mr and Mrs Richard O’Brien and prayer service. Hastings Monday morning for Jury Bureau Group No. 1 Monday eveMr* Edd Lacy spent Thursday at duty. children. Charley and Janet Kay. of Kilpatrick nln<I thc home ef her son Ray and famDimondale, .called on Mr. and Mrs 10: 30 A. M—Sunday school Miss Joyce Freese of Hastings was totting Friday evening. A Kari cTFaul and children Bunday Lalrd Wolring of Grund Rapids. Uy near Alto. 11: 30 A. M-—Morning worship the weekend guest of Nyia Ball, and «. friends called to see 1dm afternoon. Mra. George Paul, who son of Mr. and Mra. Glenn Wotring **”— through ------- •- lhe week • at• Jerry • Caller* Sunday the two girls and Neva Bail and MUs Helen Stoffer. daughter Blough's were: Mra. Ruth Chriatofe) has been spending the winter in were gueets of Mrs Sadie Ostroth leave this week for service wjthUnot Dr. and Mn. J E Stoffer of jnd ehUdrm ol ZM HUI Mr .n« Hastings and Dimondale, returned prayer service. Mr. and Mrs Ward Cheraeman cle Sam -----Lsiulng. were married at her home U'"9 "•S1."'-' “» ““rt l.lhrr, o. E Brumm to Woodland with her daughter and * In lx ruing Saturday. Miss Betty -M.nn Otan „Utd ouauBi Sund.y bilchkhjii .nInuxm un on Ml Mr ana .nd Mr. and Mra Chiu Trumbo and family and expects to stay in tier. I Zion Lutheran Church :------- . K, Umm ------- .. • Mn .. ibucu hzw Runion and rnlldren Kltaa .. . ... Wotring. sister ol the groom, and Paul W. Geiger, pastor Roy Blough snd children. Mus Eva Mnl. P. C. .Lauer near Augusta Mr. granddaughter of Gpsnd Ledge call­ home here until the snow flies again Robert Stoffer. brother of thc Wood and Carl. Mrs. Dorothy1 nrunllll remained . ed on Mr and Mrs Milan Trumbo 10: 00 A. M.—Sunday school Mra. John Hynea of iJirutng and bride, ware their only attendant* Grtmewa d and children. Kenneth. Aubrey Swift h tn the Battle Monday afternoon. t 11: 00 A- M — Morning worship Only the immediate relatives were Jack and Richard Blough of Free- Crrek Osteopathic hospital Mr and Mra. 1-vwrcnce Paul call­ spent the weekend with their par­ present. Laird is a graduate of nort’ Pvt Eugene Ball from a southern ed on Mr. and Mrs Neal Walralh ents. Mr. and Mra Welby Crockford. The Methodist Church Woodtend high school and M S. C George Wingard, pastor camp came for a surprise visit to of Nashville Sunday afternoon. John Hynaa was a Saturday night He hat been employed In Grand 10: 00 A M—Morning worship his parent* Stuiday evening. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert TUdd of Hastings and guest but had to return lo work Rapid* for some time He Is to be 11: 15 A. M — Sunday school ■Mrs Geo B*H. expecting to be home Mrs. Glen Barber of Detroit spent early Sunday. Inducted Into the army soon. Miss Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Thurow and Saturday with Mr and Mrs. Carl MU* Elizabeth Stauffer h also a graduate of M. near Clarksville and Mln Viiitcra of Mr and Mra Harold daughter and Mrs. Maurice Barrett South Woodland Church Jordan and children. 8. C. Following the ceremony the Porritt were Sunday gueste at lhe arB>, Sunday were Mr andBMn Mra. 8am Thomas and son Cla­ and two children of Scottville spent of lhe Brethren couple left on a short wedding trip. I Lacy and Porritt hone lawrence Gray of Detroit. Mr*. Lulu rence of near Midland called al the the weekend with their sister. Mrs. Arthur L. Dodge, pastor r and. Mr’ R"l pTlsby of Carl- OrBy BIU1 Ur Bnd Mr*. Robert Gray «... Kahler home ppp.., <>«*“ «» Derr Sunday pnmu.. morning ,I “l"* »“»> “■> .----- ------------Chester------------------Richardson------and-------fam- and daughter. 10: 00 A. M Worship and sermon NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mr .nd Mr. Ch... Ih.wl.drr M cl'"nf Vermnnlvllle were Kimrfav * . Mr and Mrs. Ben Schneider vis-I"* ?' Vermontville were Sunday 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Or»M H.pM. r.iw o„ Mn law- a™ »' dip. A very old outstanding bill be­ 8:00 P. M. Young Peoples’ meeting. ited Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fink- <umU 01 Mr- ,nd Mr»- Art Richardrrnrr F.U1 Monday .rirnioun. n°/. comes a collector's item. belner and daughter, Mrs. James *on' • Ollm Mh-I nl VmUbur, yUM „ *• •»*» U -MUn, Hynea-L’lery Clark, al Middleville Friday after- ■ --------------------------------—snpi. .nd Mr. H. * Klunn Sun-, d-Mdlrr. Mr>. Mnnond Mnlaod Mis* Ruby Ulery of Hasting-, noon. We were glad to hear that day | and children tn Grand Rapids this daughter of Mr. and Mra. Dan Ul­ the latter Is recovering nicely from Miss Marilyn Miller of Clilcago 1* L , ery of Woodland and Nell Hynes of hcr recent Illness. White and to Mrct Meet 1 — ,d,' "?! U ’ a*1, Blue SClub ?b 10 vl’ltinc her routin and husband. Mr. Ileert. Mrs Lydia Schuler and Miss Olga and Mr*. Robert Crockford. and’ Mra. M" Howard »•—Black w.4, of - East Wood- HasUnu. <»n of Mr. and Mra. ftoaland will entertain lhe Red. White1 «* Hynea of Woodland were quiet- Eckard*, visited friends In Nashville aunt and uncl>\ Mr and Mrs. Ralnh r.urr .fw .irai pan o, uu. weva. Mnt* B,U* C,“b h“mC WM*’ ! U B^h^ch SMUrday8 A^il 18^ Sunday afternoon calling on Mr. and L-fflrr.t»ie tint part ot this week. _|U B «* church. ar Mrs Dan Gerllngcr. Mr. and Mrs A. W Lons and Miss Edith Jen. <wMay April 29. Th- host®* com, » “«»>• Saturday. April 18 at A. W . D>-iK Muv,.. Edith .Jcii-. '2.T.1T——Ola^lr t/ _ P.. M. M Rev. E. M. Wheeler, pas- Je*»e Jesse Rowlader and Mra Mrs Conley Conley. ....uriii kins of. B hv Cliv spent the weekend „ ttc,Lta ls. ...... Gra.'.,TSImrlr B ?ckn VzUtK lh ~lack, i I tor of Ute church, performed thc I Master Walter William* of near with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. X"H “ln"le ceremony. Freeport tpenl several days over thc Wayne lxmg. IVelt* and NclUe Hewitt. The bride wore a street length weekend with hla uncle and aunt. Mr* Carl Scofield. Mrs Karl Paul | dress of pastel blue and a corsage, i Mr and Mra. Walter Cooke. and Miss Maida Fteul were Grund She wa* attended by Mis* Juanita I Mra. Karl Eckardt accompanied Rapids visitor* last Tuesday I Observing the close of t-atin Week Pennington ot Woodland Mrs. Hilda Baas to Hastings Friday Mr*. Anna Kahler. Ml«» Ruth1 The best man sraa John Hyne* of afternoon where they attended a nenry the ,ocb1 , B,,n put on lhc AsScudder. Dorr Kahler and Henry * 1 business meeting of the County1 ciara Mtnbly program Monday afternoon Lansing. Bollinger called on Mi.*« CU>« Mr and Mrs Hyne* are both Federation of the Womens Study . I nil.. wa« lh, rkrolr Miocncr M. m Pennock rrnnnrs hospital, nmpnsi. Hflrriwarn- ----- ------- - —- -— Blocher graduates of Woodland high school, i dub at lhe home of Mrs. David1 w Blocl.fr .1 .hr Am-rlr... U- ’™5“,ln — mmi mocner at tne American uc-;; . j. , . .. . • . . . .. . ... Crr<> - .nd .. . ... the downtown »he in the class of 1941 and he tn French. .Ion naolr In and •nd dlstilavs were wm in lnu» the I'vcnlnu relative* in store*. The-members of the Lstlln 1940. He i* employed at the E. W.i Mrs. Jennie Steward of Sunfield le.” S7 called M.»n on M,» Cl.!. Bliss Co. of Hastings and she In ate supper and spent Friday evenbig, I Blwh.r wn. >->«, w Prnnock hd.*"h "w>n’’ the office of Dr. George Lockwood with Miss Mertie Steward. They are at home to their friends i Mrs. O. E. Bates underwent an pliul Friday for an rmcrarnry op, prlate " costumes. at j27*i E. Grand St, Hastings. j o|>er»Uon for* appendicitis at PetH rration for appendtcillv She l» Kindergarten and First Grade . . . —-------nock hospital Thursday night. It is , gaining nicely Thto Will Introduce | ^.poned she is getting along as good Dori* Whitney, teacher Rodney Jordan had his tonsil* re-, Mr. and Mrs. Rose Hamer and: fcs can be expected for which we are rrnn<™ hospital, nc,piu.i last: .... T11°M' wbh vtn neiuwr .bwiu or . moved at l" Pennock !^mo3 tom! -15. | “^ ■<» S*1* baby *on Dale, will occupy lhe fur- glad Her daughter*. Mr*. Van Zent » Tuesday. K. ....... ‘ ~1 nlihrd apartment of Mr. and Mrs J un<i daughter. Betty and Mrs. Dor....’ mouirr. Mr.- Corl JorP.n ,1)r 1 o Connor F.U, Roo. v.mon t»... ;. hi mother. Mrs ■: Mlownm .Ur .nd U n.rklos a Hno “?*»■ LjndU. Inm. M<- Edison Baas, who have rented a My of Detroit cam,- Sunday to visit r—o-rry. Ur ..pert* lo roliirn in. Clrlland. Gordon Tyler end Geral- furnished apartment In Lansing for her and be here a few days. the summer, where Mr. Baas fa em; Henry Voelker of Ionia wa* a - school . •iMXtn utter - ’ -a long _u absence , dine Augst. piuycu. ployed. ;, Sunday auiiuav dinner uiiincr guest u, of ins his *i*ter. Second Grade Mr. Ramer U employed a* tele- Mrs. Berth* Eckardt and Mr. *nd< Mra Cleo Sear* of northeast MUdred Nowicke. teacher graph operator for the Pcre M*r- Mra. Victor Eckardt and family, Wocdlund entertained the tttmm i Glendon Eckardt of Hastings was We have enjoyed the story "Bob­ quelte railroad in Lake Odessa. n-SUtnra Birthday Club at her Biome ■ — w->------- ——— •(f.mnn-i caller. rallrr UJJ afternoon ble nnd Jack and the Mailman”. < last Monday. 8undBy Bfietnoon callers at the Herbert Hesteriv wa* thr winner. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Jumrs Dorris of Caracas. Vene­ Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Durkee and E Brodbeck home were Luther of our tpelldown Friday afternoon. zuela. South America is visiting his daughter. Carol, of Lake Odessa | BrodbeCk and children Junior and Catherine Dodd* ts ill with the c mother. Mr* Agnes Dorn* of West were Thur*d*y evening gueats of NormB JeBn. 3 Woodland Iftra. Dorris is much 1mMr, and Mra Harry Sandbrook । ---------------------------------------S proved from her recent Hine** and John Fergerron ha* been in CanThe pilgrim they laid In a large Third and Fourth Grade* _■ her -on who ha* been bi Venezuela ada for several days where he at- upper chamber, whose window । Martha V. Smith, teacher for tiie past three year* as a geologist tended lhe funeral of his sister, re-.opened toward the sunrising: the The fourth grade finished their ■ with a subsidiary of the Texaco Oil turning home Thureday. I name of the chamber was peace. •■ Co . is i* home ho>,« .... on « a MH three rc M. months leave readers and arc starting the story Mr and Mra. Paul Brodbeck were where he «lepl .till break of day .... w-.. WliCkC .<V AK-p. . U.| UI.A* Ul U« ) .J' S’. Mr* Dorris and her son made their "Peter Pan." Mr. — and Mrs. ...... Theo- and then grade are are making maxing bird, oiro supper guests —., —of . ..... »**.-*. he awoke and sang.—John Third grade ‘ home in .Chicago until about three book* We :have colored robin. 1ld°,c EuPer of North Woodland Sun-. Bunyan. V. ______ • ■ the ‘ . year* ago when site purchased a 1 nrlnle nnrl hint _ farm Just north of her girlhood cardinal, oriole and blue bird. The children are enjoying the : home in Woodland, and he left for story-of Heidi. We made a Urge ; hi.* work In South America. poster of her. . Dr and Mrs. Don Shomo and son Dr. Bean and Mbs Haywood ex­ ; of Coldwater *penl- Tuesday and ; Wednesday with her mother. Mrs. amined the children’s teeth Tues­ day morning. Dr. Bean gave us ; Lawretfoe Hilbert and sisters. • Mr and Mr* Clarence Arnie and some very Interesting suagestlcns on • fpu* called on Mr and Mr*. Henn how lo care for our teeth. Woodland Community News Per,onal Paragraph, 1 J. B. Qeabtar, pastor 10: 00 A. M—Morning worship 11: 00 A. M.—Sunday school 33 I S3 1 School Noles BATTLES ARE WON mu THEY START DON’T McUgar of Lafce Odessa Sunday aftemoon. Mr.*, a. F Russell of Pcto*kcy re­ turned to'her home Sunday after i week's visit with Ijer daughter. Mr* Gordon Williams and family. Mi and Mr*. Dale Hauer and cH>u<hlcr Betlv of Tustin spent the weekend wllh hi* parents. Mr. and Mr:-. John Hauer. Mr. and Mr* Geo. Bustance and ■ I. Richard of Freeport wen* buni day afternoon caller* on Mr. and ; Mr.*. George Sears. Mr. and Mr* Carl Miller of Rox1 anno called on Mr. und Mrs. J. L i Smith one day last week Mr and Mrs Will Gerllngcr vlsIted Mr. and Mrs Homer Heney and ' children of northeast Woodland Sunday w Mr. and Mra. Homer Rowlader called on Mr. and Mr* Forrest Do­ Camp of Woodbury Sunday after­ noon. Mi and Mrs. John Katherman Lansing called on Wf ’and Mrs Carl Jordan Sunday afternoon. Gordon Lozo began work at tlie E W. Bite* cotnjiany. Hastings. Mon­ day morning. Mr. nnd Mra. Harry Baiter called on Mr and Mra. John Moes of Lake Odc.-.ui Sunday afternoon. Mr* G F. Benner and daughter Eleanor. Mis* Helena Benner of Battle Creek left Saturday for Mil­ ford. III. where Urey were accom­ panied br Dr Benner orr a ten day visit to their *on and brother. Geo F Benner. Jr. o( Texas George will become a thing cadet in May when he graduate*. Mr. and Mr*. Gerry England of Jjtckson were .Sunday afternoon caller* on Mr* Glenn England and Marjory Mrs England I* able t<j be up a littlr each day and 1* slowly improving from her recoil tonsilec­ tomy Mr and Mrs Carl Butkle attended thr funeral of Mrs. Burkle's uncle. Thoma* Homer ot Lansing. Sa tur­ ds)-. Mr Homer wa* a brother ot Mr- Burkle’s mother, the late Mra. Grorge DoolittleMb* Hulda Euprr of Fowlerville and Mr. and Mr* Ted Euprr and Jrtaleo of East Woodland ware Sun­ day dinner gueste of Mr. and Mra. I'owurd Hewitt !u lhe afternoon ' they all called on Mr*. James Clark i • ft . J • t . ; S Fifth Grade Arlle Spindler, teacher Mrs Donald Gager was a welcome visitor In our room Monday after­ noon. Thursday we had our annual Na­ ture hike, ate our lunches in the woods, then looked for birds, iden­ tified trees bv their bark, found sev­ eral kinds of mosses, noticed vari­ ous land formaUons and. brought back a box turtle and a leopard frog to use In our natural science class Friday. Wotring—Staffer MU* Helen Stoffer. daughter of Dr. and Mra. John E. Stoffer of Lansing became the bride of J. Laird Wolring of Grant! Rapids, son of Mr. and Mr* Glen Wolring of Woodland »t a very pretty home wedding on Saturday. April 18 al 4 P. M. Dr Coors of the Central Melhodut church of Lansing read the marriage vows. Tltc bride wore a street length yellow crepe dress and her corsage was a white orchid- Her only at­ tendant was Mbs Betty Wotring of Woodland. *bter of lhe groom The best man wax Dr. Robert Stoffer of Lansing, brother of the bride Mra. Georxq Woteing of Detroit, cousin of the groom, played tiie traditional wedding march. Only the Immediate relatives and a few friend* were present for the ceremony and Ute small reception that followed. Mr. and Mra. Wol­ ring left Immediately on a short wedding trip. Bolh bride and groom are gradu­ ate* ot Michigan State College. Ha U a member of the Eclectic frater­ nity and ahe of a girl's sorority there Laird U a graduate of Wood­ land high school and is employed by General Motors in Grand Rap­ id* but expect* lo leave soon in the service of the army. Mrs Wotring U in the employ of the Lansing Board and Light Company. Mr. and Mra John Rogers an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Dorothy to Corp. Darwin McClelland ot Tennessee. son ot Mr. and Mra. Lloyd McClelland of Nash­ ville. Mix. Rogers is liic operator of our local beauty shop. Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ NOW thatzit i« your patriotic duty-a« well a« profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand­ Open Formula Feeds Open formula feeds were originated by the Fann Bureau as a farmers’ organization. Contents of closed formula feeds had to be guessed at. Farmers* feeds are open formula and list the ingredienta pound for pound on the feed tag, because: I They enable the fanner to check on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds).. When made by a reputable manufac- 2 turer intereated in HIS welfare he 4 know* juet WHAT he ia paying for. ^**The strategy and tactic! of today'* major warfare A' Our electric and gas resources era • The farmer ean get an idea of the * dollar value of the ration. ore worked out month* and yaort ahead — on tha blue­ duty 24 hours a day. He ean consult with the Michigan State College aa to feeding value of the ration. Try lo find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Firm Bureau MiLKMAKERS - MEIUIA8HE8 - PORK­ MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for opon formula booklets on our feeds. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. print* of preparadne**, in tha factorial, and in unending tciti. Without being ready, the battle may ai well be over before it itarti. * regular job. being supplied. .Far yean today we are READY, power plants adding igan's That's why America's industries and workers have long boon mobilixed and in action — making America Tha 7-day, Evary — but right naw wa have onethet 100,000 kilowatts in additional units under way ta haip nmI rising imondi. itrongar ovary hour — building a DEFENSE for our homeland and our people ... — and. with war thrwit upon us, forging thc tool* of Victory. is to be. ON THE JOB . . VICTORY! CONSUMERS POWER CO . . .. .... �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. APRIL TS. IMS C Insure with Woodland Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Dependable Insurance at Reasonable Cost SPECIAL RATE of 18c per $100 on village ond city residence property. - See local agent or write Home Office at WOODLAND, MICH. H. V. TOWNSEND. Secy. C. J. MOORE. Pre*. daughter Janet of Hastings and Jn-'' CLOVERDALE cob Adrianson of Prairieville. Mr. and Mn. Robert Boykin of U Mr, and Mrs. UeweUyn ltd. local. |' Middleville. Ohio, bought Mr. and I __ . ..._____ ,___ ■■■■„■ h and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ostrander Mrs. Otto Locksteadt's home at' Its kind in tha world Is a tobacco ■■■___ ~___________ । of Hastings, spent tha weekend with Guernsey take,which they had own­ warehouse In Lexington, Ky. It ha* L" u I Mra. Alice Collins has sold her Mr. and Mra. Clyde Snyder in ed twenty-five years. Wa are sorry j 210.000 square feet of floor apace and ha* held a* much a* 1,018,000 !farm in Hope township to Lloyd J Mansfield. Ohio. to lose them as neighbors. . They, ' Bruce of Battle Creek. i a group of old friends and. neigh­ are giving up possession by May*!. : Mrs. Bertha Adams visited herl born surprised Mr. and Mrs. Tim. We wish them happiness and con­ | COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS father. Addbon Pennock in the)Scnslba Tuesday evening. April 14 tentment wherever they . move. Jenifer convalescent home In Has- with a card party at Hut home of, Mra. Archie McNutt cnlertalnul tings Sunday afternoon. His son Mr, and Mrs. George Leonard High tha Garden Club Friday afternoon. I and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra.•/•cores were won by Mrs. Harold; Eflward Pennels entered Borge»- , Mrs. Leon Pennock scores, -----«tt»f»p-nnnrk visited him ' Burpee Huroee and Mr. Scnslba: low scores; —- — - Bundav —— -•— evening ----------- • as — n—iss'K.t Sunday evening. He is not very weir by Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Flower. Mra. Pennels is staying ' '•■ ...I la >, confined in *-* u a v>H11 _r—r. ■uri X*r* ..urrv Pennete.......... . and to Ids kbed. He Will I er er aa ixiuntlful bountiful currv-ln carry-In supper supper best best *_w,w, _j be B3 years old on Thursday, April, wishes for the future happiness and t0 be near tier husband. 23 i welfare were extended to the guests,1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum| |V<3"" <1- f r.r. e Ml flfly el IU Nh.1 Mr.fcAnd Mr*. Will Whittemore of of honor-Winnle and Tim. spent Friday in Kalamazoo with Mr. .th line >1with** tba East Delton have sold their farm Mr and Mrs. Clinton Cunning- and Mrs. Geo. Chipman. | *}“ tabor ..... — ----------8 and will soon move back to their ham and daughter of Summitville.; Mr. and Mrs. E. Bollo. Mra. Wei-1,, home in Delton. fnd.. spent Sunday night and Mon- ‘ hngton Monica of Bedford called on u. I •«»• krri ’ labor "TZZZ7 Mr. and Mrs. J. L Daniel and-son'day with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pen­ Mr. and Mrr. Lester MOhlca Sun-;}{ ’ Jack and Mrs. Wayne Waite, who. nock. S/ have been vUlting his parents in| w g c . g. 0( thC Methodist1 Alabama, returned homt/ Saturday,chureh wln collect old papers, rags' -d*^’.7’41~nSav'iiTpiainwMi at'thei“• evening. The former s mother re- and on Monday. April 27. "l “*!«. MayaaN L labor wM-JMUUMater turned with them for a visit. [ pleaN? out On porch. hotne of Mrs ArgU S.rat.cn. jy. Mrs. Leon Pennock nnd daughter, iind they will be picked up ■ Frank Heller returned Saturday H Navnl spent Saturday in B.tUe, Mnd Mm .Robert Barnes and hU i Bit»nd thr i Mr. and Mrs. Uncoln Bush attended dttU4h,er *n ”uc^Mn..,„.> Those who did not attend the meeting at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Cliarles Kingsbury >: j ii.is.t.r.adi. «. ■ family night meeting in the church, aTd Mrs Welby Crockford in entertained twenty-three at a fam" M~>- «i>pi>. '?.U^ycoS^ma^tef^ !W«^ itu^r«vSS *>r dinner Sunday, honoring Mr , treat. A colored male quartette irorn, . «-a. ta v-«n r»in ..---------- .. Edwaru Rogeis, HOgers ana aiiiurcn Henncn- . . ilfstiliu Battle Creek gave a fine programI, Edward and Miidrcw drlak of ------Kalamazoo called rtn Mr. An4ru. 'after the supper. ’ I----- — - ------- --------------- -­ *Pnl 21. — Barnes c.. nunvi A district meeting on ModernizeMr and Mrs Ed. JCarcheskl nf.'__u and Mrs. n_» Robert Sunday tion will be held at the town hall M>rb«r. Guernsey lake will mote into the! afternoon. I OaV 4 10° George Eddy cottage at Vail lake The Delton school ball team April 23. AU are invited. Miss Jean Snyder. Mrs. Beth Car- a«>.. r . May Ht. The cottage was recently, played the Nashville team here lost ____________________________ - ter and son Ronnie of Lansing spent ''jl a J vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton | Thursday “l^jnoop; winnlnji^ by n i Slough score 10-0. Robert Wilbur pitched a tlie weekend with Mra. Lenora h*.i<m I The many friends of Cecil j.I no hit and no run gUme thelociil Waugh, who has been 1U. . A44 Barnum of Augusta will be sorry to! team will go to Middleville ThursThe children are enjoying their 'uJiiwp h,- o,'„ ’ 'hear that he had lhe misfortune to day to play that team. ;xhoo’. ground equipment which wm Niek. Muusl. in. ; break one pf his arms recently. Thc „n AIRI..VII. / * * “ . erected Saturday. Some of the report is Hint he wa* cranking a Fredrickson nnd ruPlla hel«*d carry *“tcr for lhc N.sni br H.-ii tractor when the accident happened h ' . Mb^ , hl cement, and did their tnrt to sur- .a., ,21 two daughters ana mim jasepnim cement, - • and did their part to surBallard of Brownstown. Ind., spent -.-iL/ P/1-* 2-^ the .Cli d^n’ when ; home of Mrs. Anile Stratton In a few days last week with Mr. ana, they came to school Monday mom ­ ,hMr ram* ,o “hQo1 Mnn<ia• Plainwell Thurwlay of last week. . ___ ____________ r IngThe many friends of Mrs. Angie Mr. and Mra. Clarence Adrianson! Mra. Ellis Kelley and children of : Titus are sorry to hear that -she 5* und Sun-. Hastings with Mra. UIIU family inuui; of u. Marshall were ...... ........... --- - spent ----- Sunday - ------- not very well, but hope ahe win soon I day guests of hl* parents. Mr. and Walter Lewu , Ta.ats Lewis ana and lamuy. family. I be feeling better. .— Mrs. ,<> George _Adrianson. _________ Mr. “ ___ nr.d nd Mrs Mrs. Sheldon Sheldoi Howell, sn*«m<l. A -- and. Mra.'WUUam .... .......__ I/.Wn« t Mr. and Mrs. Robert FuhrmanI Mr. Norria. Jas. Mrx Wm. Butler «r of Kalamaioo •"«* |and baby of Battle Creeek visited Boulter and Mrs Lewis Johnson. Jr.,1 called on Mrs. Martha Chamberlain |,»;,or | their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs., were on the sick list last week. Sunday afternoon. Ik. J a srre.i George 8P«*ue Saturday es;^, "raKrtch^ of--Martin relumed ------Mr. and Mrs. Evertl McCallum.j im,teyM^n«ndUMrayD FUhrnan from Flcri(la- Al»r« c and recenUy Mr. nnd Mrs Otto Lockstendt. Mr. Ji,,, ta»i*ll» ! Wi “.m KnS,■E/'SrS!™. N“tb and Mrs. LeRoy Pennels called on tirr*i«. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pennels Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Pennels were weekend visitors. M» w«"“ gusta enurrn wonaay at a r. «i mr । Mrs. Wilbur Gibson. Mrs. Florence c. 'led. | V~--,-,-u .. n« n Krnllmr nt Ur. DOStCT. Milts and Gordon Cheese- Mason were Kalamazoo shoppen of°thurnIace MM '. *'* Harvey Miller 3*7. ’.“ ------ 1 Harvey»f Milk and Gordon CheeseHattie Whittemore Zf-.hi'.' of this ntar. place IVIrolt iufn , Sun<la> <uh Mason Friday. _________________ , ___________ . "S! mund _____ - . Welton Brooks and Mrs. * Garden CClub will be guests; i• Lakes nkhl7nrf aU»nlen UC17b Tu?sKatie Norris, who Ls a patient nt Blanch Lewis’ attended a health ybri. J mdrl. . .«r. । of the Richland Garden Club Tues-' JK Kin Is Your Car Keeping A TANK From the Front! MAKE SURE YOUR CAR IS NOT A FIFTH COLUMNIST Every time you drive o cor wi)h wobbly wheels? every time you drive a car that's hard to start you're wasting precious materials. Uncle Sam says it's up to everyone of us to see to it that wastefulness is stopped. Bring your car to us and let us help you serve ond conserve. We'll check your car and fix it so it will perform at top efficiency. • Drive in for a complete “Spring Check-Up.'* VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ........ ................-■ ■■ __ _ , DELTON & Phone 2240 daytime. For night terv­ ice phone 2352 or 2230 Sts., Haatings, Michigan Sunoco Gaa aad Oils Veleaalaiag Grsailni SupdEN emergencies must lie expected in hinder the efforts of thc Gre*Gghtcrt. police wartime. The important thing is to be ready and rescue squad*. In any time of public emergency, utc One of thc Gnt rule* to Gx in your mind is: Leave telephone line* as free at pottible lo tpeed the work of retcue and defente. In black-outs — during air-raid alarms •«w other local emergencies — you add to public danger if you use your telephone needlessly. You may clog the lines and plD,„ i them. Two truck loads and two car Wlllian Rapp. Mrs. Anna Wilson, who lias been, 'loads netted the nice sum of 65X Mra. E. A. Parker and Elizabeth of spending the winter in Kalamazoo, r Hastings called at the Jennie Nor-i nnd Chicago, has returned to her rls home and the Sarah Smith home, home at Wall lake. । Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBain were in Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johneock are Battle Creek Friday afternoon. Callers at the iiome of William। the proud parents of a 9 ib. 6 oz. । Lelnanr Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. baby boy. He was borp April 13 Icomcil Cappon of Stewart Comets. and will answer to the name of; | Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cappon nndj Dean Herbert, Mother and baby arc doing fine. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Boulter were 'Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. and ; Mrs. Zara Boulter. Mr. and Mrs. I Carl Weyerman of Hostings were callers in the afternoon. your telephone only fpr vital mettaget. >pe„, ,M ,ma Mo "Hi chalrm tains o pieu p dttloru Althi erous i ty Y°' port. substa: playgr craft | In drteult 1 be tab gives abl- I ™ perch fishing. They came back with tinr*r *n mmpirtr pi.n. t«r imprn.r real ” perch, and fish 'mem• -• «r thr imbnir *"**’ “ ”■* that's not “a »"•» ■«story, either. •»•}*. VXk.."”'’^ EAST DELTON* * ’ i‘hv"lteMeh Mr. and Mrs. Jason Willison, Mr. nr.i that th- mitt, and Mrs. Garner Grcenman and “ '*■" z”'“ " Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hili and two daughters were Sunday dinner struct ship i MHd*red>PMmilk. lU*l>l*r ot Probate. Philo *A. Hheldon; Albert P. > wife of Albert P. Kin*; Mary * ot Albert P. King: tha Henry N Kin*; th. -if. oi U-At.r Work. I- ---- i---------------- r,----------------- — *C fT""’ "‘"'.ORDEB LOB PUBLICATION man near Banfield. llnie In aaid County, •t April A. D. 1043. UtltaM, pter day were Mr. and Mrs. Vem Town ■ •« and daughters. Mary and Margie y"//of Plainwell. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Ti-m» Willison and five children of Clarks-I M-., ville and Ray Durkee and family of;। Ah' Delton. • Carried Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pennock and MILO The Milo W. S. C. S. met at the^---------------------------------------------------------son Keith and Mrs. Dale Pennock -------church Wednesday for a pot luck visited their son and husband. Dale dinner and business meeting. There Pennock. Friday evening. , : LEGAL NOTICES was »425 received for dinners, a&ol Mr. and Mrs. Bert Galnder enter--------------------------------over $3 was taken in for interest, mined their daughter Lucille and . ■ j plan* were discussed for the Sunday husband of Battle Creek over lhe rniKCPBY school convention which will be weekend to twlp Lucille celebrate SIalr Mlehi«»n. th. Ck« held at the church Sunday. April her birthday. ‘ u,r. cyuaty <>t Barry. In ct» 2d. There will be a pot luck dinner Mr. nnd-Mrs. Rex Waters and’iiu,i Kruk» at 12:30 and lhe program at 2 grandsons Ronald and Jerry were PlsintUr o'clock. The Rev. Winston Stone of । Hastings shoppers Saturday evening. ■ ««. Hastings will give the address. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hazel an-1 M«r Hlnrkky. «t *L. Herbert Van Strealn was taken to nounce the birth of a nine pound i>-f»n<Un>« Borgess hospital Thursday morning boy at Bernard hospital on April. ru ,’n ,^,'*"“7 th. . for observation and treatment. This 16th. . ch»»r»r». mad. and .nt»r« ORDER FOR PUBLICATION week Tuesday or Wednesday he will, Mrs. Mildred Friti has bought lhe n>ih da, ot Uar,h iu« it Htate nt Mlehlcaa. tha Fr« undergo a serious operation. Hls Guyla Pease place at Cedar Creek. 1 J*?!'-, d** many friends hope for a very speedy We were sorry lo hear ot the ill-' p/ nu-ji ai •lA-.n o riofk recovery. j nesa of Mrs. Lottie Colllster but(n<«n .faaid day. i. n>, Mrs. Madeline Norman. Mrs. June hope she will soon be. well again. Tobias and grandma Towne were Mrs. John Lepper, who has spent |M';Mra»“"hall ».u aV p.' Kalamazoo shoppers Thursday. : lhe winter In Battle Creek Is with | to th. hixh.u bidder, at th. Mrs. Emily Wilcox and W. A , her daughter. <4rs. Jessie Willison j’®’" in Spaulding made a business trip to for thc summer. I Hastings Friday. j * • *---------------'’ Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield. WEST HOPE _,..u ' club will meet al j •»Mrs. Madeline Norman and Earl The Community z.z ------ — -1L,Towne attended the B. P. Farm Bur-1 the schoolhouse this week Friday E) eau meeting at Delton Wednesday nl«ht. Election 61 officers, evening I Mrs. Martha Replogle of Clover-11 >14 Probate Otfiee. —Z--------- . o . I dale la spending the week with her' SOUTH SHULTZ daughter. Mrs. Everett McCallum. • Mr. and Mrs. .Lowell Whittemore: Mrs.‘Lynden Johncock nnd Mrs/ nnd Roger and Sandra of Delton; Ray Barnes were in Battle Creek, called on Rev. F. Hom and family | Monday. | 'Attoraey fw'pisiaUtf. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Collison were Haitian. Mkhi*an Donald Kenyon of Battle Creek [ Sunday afternoon callers at the UfnatH: Haitian, xiah. April tree eepy. spent last week with his parent> D. Woodman home. 1 *___________ Mildred Smith. Rr*latrr ot Probata. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kenyon and John Jimmie Springer from Detroit and ordbr fob PUBLICATION Sechrist of Battle Creek visited them! Don Springer from Kalamazoo spent «—- -• «>-«■■— . ORDER FOB PUBLICATION Friday afternoon. I the weekend with the home folks, 7” State at Mlrklaaa. tha Pya Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlsener of, Harold Springer and family. ■, Offka Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Lynden Johncock. 11 Lester Bonneville Saturday after- and Jesse Osgood were in Battle 1 noon and spent the evening with. Creek Sunday afternoon -to see Mra. their mother. Mrs. Mina Kenyon, j Almond Weber, reporting her galnMr and Mrs. Mila Ashby were: ing nicely and planning lo leave the ' dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John hospital Wednesday, going to Mr. ( prim Busi) Sunday honoring the birthday; Weber's sisters. Mra.Albert Tuttle. । t.ror.r of Mr. Bush. ' to remain some timebefore coming । Martha Hom spent two days last home. week in Battle Creek 1 Some from this neighborhood at- । There will be no school Thursday tended the defense meeting at the and Friday as Mrs. Johncpcks will Grange hall Friday night, attend the institute in Grand RapMr. and Mra. Charley Snyder of । Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of There was a pretty good tum out „r Lynching After Lynch. Lynching wa* named after Charles Wednesday night nt the meeting at: Lynch, who punished lawleu' per­ the school house to discuss the plan {‘‘J of Kellogg assistance to rurally son* summarily. Lynching waa a ■ ( method of punishment adopted by i schools. j -ON FAT DAY, *BUY BONDS— 1 private individuals. EICH1 The nnn’natdd vbdtad^r teoafer Elmer «»“*«» shoppers Wednesday. mother, Mrs. Mae Watson and fain-. iu lb.( lt„ JJ’ n,/ n.«r.i son David slsited her brother, timer. LaVem CalUirop called on Uy. . K.i«».tiun •-i.kr« tr..m ike t*bl». Yr*. ^fiernMn’1 C ' TllW‘U> Mr Calthrop nt the American IcMr. and Mrs. Norman Keller are Br»»eh ‘...vmrt.j by c.lr ^M^tnttta rolllster suffered a cion hospital. Battle Creek. Sunday, at home in their cottage after m.„ u,- Ho.r,l <•( Kdu«ii»nTJ.e r» Mrs. DitUe ColUslir suffer d a Hjj f0(,Ilng falr|y good and ..pending the winter in Hastings. ..nr.trd .t.tr tb> r«»n i^rrwr* te h 1 Tuesday of( friends for card$ W- ™d Mrs. OrvUle Babcock and ” Mr and Mrs Georce Schooternftland ,ellers nnd win Elad ta hear children have moved into their new ,(„„d ),r Br,rk„rd ,0|ipo,te4 I. r rr~.k Rumta? with “‘hers. Mrs Calthrop Is home near Battle Creek. Hu.Uk ti.ai tkV ,.i "hrt^rems Sdltaft pit spending a few weeks al Gull lake. Pvt. Roland Chllsom was a Sunh0„ 'n.*. .WnoXi" bl u her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pat M#ry 8alurdar day vUHQr with hLs parents. Mr. t Mr unH «•< Ivta Raae o’ i^n- hi Battle Creek wllh her sister. Miss nnd Mra. Dert Chllsom nnd grand.*4 thr city F-ngUrr, (.« «4»rr. Mr. nnd Mrs. L)le aage o. Lannarenta 1i»"“»il «l'h th' Yr»». Hr«t>rii sing spent the weekend ut their M£",c,wT,,n', £ u *j„„,t.t«„ IT'*"' «!""■ Itrkiterd. fll. un.trlake T,,e Indies of our church wish to* Mark Garrison. Frank Humlstan. tr, smith nn.i Timm,. c«rrlMt, couage Mw tit thank all the peopln who saved; Harry Baker and Frank Barnard, ft„»«i ii.irkor.i .ntn-»tM i. M„. no. Hm.or w.11 UM. h». ANDRUS SERVICE ... W.a4y M. Whlepk. w. M.-WMapte. Wm. L. WU«. 1.4 Wit., U.rtruJ., Itei.rr C Wlto* *o4 ail.. M.rtks. CLmIm Si. WilM .U wlt«, Rn*. Lr4l* E H.«l.>, mac Inal front rule i vison ' In U Deleo <l*nt*. plain li Bui ture. that drop] fore, lhe c and iitartorllr eppr*. hrfiadaaia that 18 TUBTHEB a pel fundi amou and ORDKRBD that mile west how tooli poc* Lein • • M.lckfe*D *,»“<»al Ba BaUle Creek, MlUigaa. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-04-30.pdf e4330739b83a8f36b34f621f28c51b67 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR ANNUAL YOUTH COUNCIL DRIVE FOR FUNDSMAY4-9 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1942 12 PAGES—2 SECTIONS F. F. A. Setting Five Thousand Trace SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 Harold Foster Gats Fine Recognition iSUMIl CONSUMERS REGISTER MAY 4 ■ 7 W.T. WALLACE TELLS OF MAJEHK WESTERN CANYONS OPEN HASTINGS CLUB A PROCLAMATION TO MEN I'' UNIFORM Tuesday and Wednesday. May The members of the Hastings 5 and 6. have been designated as I County Agricultural Agent. Harold The F. F. A. club of lije Hastings Clean-Up Days. anG I. as mayor Club extend an invitation to any Ftaster. is one of four Michigan men High school, under th* direction of of the city of Hastings, urge Barry county man in uniform, Monday and Tuesday. May D and I -----------T. N Knopf, will plant 5.000 trees invited by the Brown Swiss Dairy every householder and public I Cattle Association of America to who is home on furlough, to in their school forest near Yankee u. .r. ux ■-<> d.,. -Meh hu„ Third w„d R„iden„ To make use 2,1 the club room localspirited citizen to co-operate In I meet in Beloit. Wisconsin for a Springs this week. About, forty ag­ cleaning up tawna. yards, vacant breed conference April 30 thru May ricultural student* in the club will lots and other places where waste participate In setting the White 2nd. The conference, consisting of Michigon Rivers Young In Money Collected to Finance Pine. Red Pine and'Jack Pine In room when in town during the pledges from all persons in Michl-1 Barry County along with the ml dairymen located throughout the gan n Income su<ar fan who whn have hav* a an income as to tn the the ! of lhe Unlled 8laUs goes this waste is collected and placed afternoon and evening. Geological Timo "Homa Front" Activities mid west, will consider method* of their 90 acres of forwt* 1 this week. Private users will on the parking, not in the street, , The first plantings were made in advancing this popular dairy breed San Jacinto, California . The annual Youth Council drive *i!Je.|l’$?;.i™;n,<^bnL ^i mruter Monday. Tuesday. Wedne*. the city trucks will make pick­ I of cattle, study the Brown Swiss for't..n>u will hta held from Mav x1833 “nd Ul''** ndw stand over 10 SAVE ANTI-FREEZE / My dear Hanner Editor: local chaliiiian of the War Bond u.,,. ....i for fund* wlU be held from May 4. fe<t uU ahc< 0Ter w ever. vuT sump Commuu,. ur,.. .11 Mb, s. t .ndj ups on those two days only. I type and conduct a Judging school, SOLUTION CAR Abo. your attention U called to 9. acconflng to Cedric Morey.',recn lrfel have pUnted. and.---------------- ---IN YOUR -------------------for prospective dairy cattle judges ....Jr £5 SSJ? “"i tXX°Tu£'ih\nn,'l to tike city ordinance concerning chairman of this year's drive. Cap-! these furnish a fine demonstration Barry county auto owners srf for the 1942 season. Other Michi-Michigan and the adjotn* the accumulation of lawn cut­ tains various teams gan men Invited to attend the con- Ing states should not be bellUied tains of of the thevarious teams will will mpet meet of how wornout unproductive land j urged to heed the admonition of the tings or rakings being placed tn may grow a valuable crop of Umber. , government to save the antl-freese terence are all from Michigan Sute because <aa a whole) they do no4 the gutters or ditches In the city. been made. In order to avoid ■ College. Prof. H Harwood. E C. „„ lkm<h Uta.. Frol. plete plans. In view of wartime con­ for^r h^^^nr|d\^d “u confusion possible Superintend Such rubbish is easily washed Scheidenhelm and W. W Snyder. ditions there will be no drive break- 1 ______________________ “l;1 into th'* city's sewage system, radiator the past winter so It can , 3 !n MTlSgS^Th^ qX j last held this year. , there in our western states. Mtas Jean Bame*. librarian, an- will be on a monthly basis, begin- r* “Xi BMrd™nnwncS Slt> causing clogged sewers and addi­ Although there have been num­ tional expense to the city as well. nounces that InfpcmaUon about | ning with the month of May. and • "^reUon »Wd S The cooperation’Of every house­ i To begin with, the rivers ot the erous special demands for funds this. proper storage and care of the soiu-1 will be graduated upwards for (he [ £ central school while thThlgh 1 holder is asked in this matter too year from various organisations, the ! Middle West sre not ild enough. lion so It dbes not become acid msy ensuing several month* until the n.£rved for nwnle work carried on by the Barry Coun­ By observing thew regulations, PracMcslly sU of them date their gS/1"'-«■>» !• KSJ ty Youth Council merits full sup­ you can help In keeping our city beginnings from the time the glaciers Five All-A Students In port This one drive will take the clean and likewise save unneces­ Because of the anticipated shortIngs Program is reached. This quota JSk"!?. disappeared at the dose of th* lea place ot numerous independent Second Six Weeks 1XSEUST UI Hie anutipoicu utuii. announced last week at, sary expense. drives previously held. W. C, T. U. Meet* At Age. Wnue this was Indeed tong n*rxctive ward schools ! Signed. The second six weeks' marking !age of anti-freeze materials next t» in the process of preparation and. Money raised during this drive Freeport May ESSiS'K •£ =,'Sd.S:.-n t . —r~.......... - 8 ago as we humans reckon time. Charles H. Leonard enables such activities as the YMCA. period ended April 17 apd sixty- , The 64th Annua! Barrv Co. W C.i ^ere are ro r«ny mher happenlw Mayor. Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts eight pupils made the honor roll. T. U. Convention will be held al1 w°r“* to be maintained and also provides There were 19 freshmen. 11 soplio- by giving needed information the Freeport Methodist church FrlvLt,r<tav untarv bassis. bassls. however. however. If If the the sale* sale* c*?‘ra’ ...I1 UEFEN8E STAMP SALES substantial contributions to summer | unUry hern day. May (. starting at 9:30 E W *^*1“ mores. 17 Juniors and 21 senion. hours for registration "rrr'is. u*rtings SCHOOLS playground work and special handi­ ; of War Bond.' and Stamps decrease inTite Hasting* will be from 3 p in •,s HASTINGS st iioot-s The slogan ot the convention l» "On J‘”r* * h ‘ There were five All-A student*, craft proJecu i as they have In the past months and to 9 p m. they are today. today. Defense stamp* sold last week in to Victory and the following pro-.lh having • grade of 3DO. They were: 'quotas are not reached on a volunAny member of a family who has | the schools of Hastings totaled Furthermore. Michigan rivers, as • ] tai? basis, compulsory buying will passed 18 years of age may register i (459 (*. a <aln over the previous erarn will be jiresented: fort we must not neglect the home Beatrice Bush and Thomas Waters. |, aoplwmores: Uta Garlinger and front. The Barry County Youth . be in order. for the whole family group The I week. Rena Walts of Woodland “VZS Council is carrying on a very worth­ Mary Ketcham, juniors; and Har­ j The local committee will meet amount of sugar that each family Central was in the lead with Appointment of committees 'Thursday evening 'tonight) in the while form of work and deserves riett Babcock, senior. Reports of Unions. L. T. L. and them very mueb of a eurrent P la has on hand must be made known 10. a gain of (7720 The high Othere on the honor roll and their support. ___ _________ Bicyd, Owner. Mu.t Get <W »•“ “ MnnuUU, pun. tor by tlie one who registers for the I school had a total of (17525. a gain v t r- hv irw*al nreaident' a matter Of knowledge common to . CbXMr. «| «' “ J'”!,''™ SS Lioan.e Before lune Fire, IM» m,«family. I of IM06; second ward (1925. a gain 2 99-2.75: Charles Cappan. Tom In a further effort Io relieve con- of 20c: first ward. (17(5. a lo»* of Florence Florence Fleming. . an elevated bed ean do any deep Dolan. Philip Frandsen. Doris DackFleming. Hastings Hastings Betauta ot the ,nouy meretaed gestlon Mr VanBu»klrk suggests; (2.60; and St Ro&e, «00. a loss of wood, Dorothea Van Hom. Marilyn Press and Publicity. Mrs. Fr,.., cutting , Western rivers like the Colorado number of bicycles on the city that it will be helpful if people who. (7.90. ‘ ZuUermeteter. (9>; Bonnie BrandTabberer Freeport. Woodland or Yellowstone, about which we reguter locally will report accord-. Hie grand total for the 17 wreks stetter. Audra Endsley. Joyce Har­ streets and the increased traffic' Demonstration by . am Viawta Stall, t htatata Ing to the following schedule: On’l* (4292 90. rington. (10); Senia Furrow. Bema- hazards, the city council has drafted Monday. May 4-All person* whose dine Schantz. <li>; Charles Manker. several additional sections to the last names begin with A. B. C. or Beatrice Row. Virginia Wheating. bicycle ordinance which has been in D: Tuesday. May 5-A11 person* Vet* Rice. (12). £ZdmtallM -WtaUtalUta- ..Lb effect since Nov. 15. 1907 j Awarded Silver Beaver For whose last names begin with E. F. a aa 2.74-2-50: Jo Anne Pinnle. Richard Under the new ordinance every' Fine Scout Service 1 30 Memorial Service In charge of n?nt|L^"tL,n ihtnktn. that if Higher Cos! of Labor And Foster. Shirley Henry. Portia Me- owner of a bicycle in this city must I? ,uc .M nu mum ™ «a-| APPraauuBJ, aoo lll J l 'KffTlTo7o» i Laury. Hazel Stauffer. ■(»>; Ella Un. AUta OrUten, Wuodtand Materials; Cut In Weight list and register hl* name and adDuet. Mrs. Rowena Olmstead and 3®“***™ the lh, App«c,,uon Dtn- ttln *>p> L. M. N. O. V Q K. ondj Fisher, Morris Hill, (10): Orville drag lh. nuw ot the m.nu/ae-' City Unable to Get Oil And Gas Tai Revenues, Mrs. Frank Dorr Freeport »«e t^be Continue12m Bush. Donald Clark. Pauline Chand­ rth BO, Scout io.d.r. .1 Or.nd «IU> Supply for New Tarmac Force Revision ler. Ortha Hawbllt*. Gladys. Hilde­ SXiSpSon “"iSSS ana acscripuon wim> uw ruuwip - —• —--- -—_ — A suitable F. U. V, W. X. Y and Z. Ii The United States war rflort haa city police police department. department. A suitable B“Plda Saturday Saturday evening. evening. Because of an Increase In the coat brandt. Raymond Kenyon. Juanita dty chruuJTc.,.,™,® «b urn .7 . . .. ____ ... . A< a tvart nf lhe nrnxr 1 caused a drastic a HeraMon in street of materials and a new diversion of Swift. (ID: Dorothy Slsjiley. Retah Caledonia , might excavate for Itself quite a bk“L.“iin“bo“'ton“£d b“ U» H«unt.‘cub P.tk I..d;mpn,vm>™ j improvement plan.' Iwry Bccau.se Waters Lenz the weight and gas lax money which Hummel. <12). Waltina* Union respectable canyon all Ha own. There i ------- ..y o{ materials, future 2 49-2 25: Marilyn Bristol. Isabelle give* a bigger percentage of ava^____ _ _ ,mrni oi xo — -----------— 0= upon p.,™„, -btp -.Ota, ________ paving will have to be abh fund* to Hie county and less Durbin. Patricia Fewies*. Lorraine Mb W The owner *11 blo.cln he.r,, .ppUuta lor their numbrr eliminated, bl at least tv, for „„ the wcoming |j ciiiiiiiiiiiCu. —...«.» Doris Snyder. Agnes mnl be Ikeneed on or betore June which wm e«eeedln«ly well done. to the city, the City Council an­ Schantz. HUB Bcnou. OB. ™ “S,!?,1: e * e u year, and the amount of curb and nounces that the coat of curb and Thompson. Patty Tyler. (9): John 1 e.ch ,cm. oeeoedlnc u> the new SP“lol honor wu .worded RobForty-Four Districts Have gytt^nng which can be installed jert Bames. Scoutmaster of Troop guttering will now be (45 for a four Coleman. Gall Foster, Willo Hamp­ rM11|tllOn c..L_:**taJ Projects Dtataitata*, ;j will ... .have .. . .. to ... be __ restricted Submitted Another amendment to the ordi-|M of Delton who was «*««»»« rod front. This new price will pay ton. Helen Henry. GO); Joseph Forir-Jour rur.1 d.Md. »' W ■ Cloverdate. ’ '.face at ><st least *i m mile In thlrimae* er. ' Beck. Geraldine Hammond. Jessie three-fourths of actual coat* with nance states that II shall be untaw-, hlgheat “<ard. the B , And that is about aU that the moat c«« ** *‘‘len.by 2hL. J' the city ar-sumlng the remaining one Jarrard. William Leary. (ID: Mar­ ful for any person riding a bicycle famouv ot the Western rivers l>ad to fourth. The city also assume* the jorie E. Boyes. Nita Coleman. Carol on the sidewalk to pass anyone go- (anizatlon. This is awarded on the their schools and these requests are'Whitney. Benton Harbor. start with. I 3 W Children's Hour. cost for any grading, graveling or Fuller, Maurene Haavind. Marjorie Ing in the same direction on the baste of dlsUngulahed to bo emuidered by th. B.rn ™»>rLhoard ----- j of,— mma,- Mar x«ta»i*lb(e anil to use num------sunervteors on Hreb^ Friday. "" . "avaiuunc .. Supper. drainage structures which may be Hill. Raymond Nihon. Marjorie Nor­ walk, without proper and adequate| youth, the ™ Hs*y!i,u, Bnd5 "Rdptnent entirely tor the ton. Marjorie Reed. Dotis Sherbln- signalling by the rider Pedestrians a secret committee from theexecu- 1. in a special session. Herbert Hae | needed. and repair of existing the Rocky Mountains Jurt I haveright oTw«y upon the Uv. board which considers the rec­ son. engineering director from the /--ntties stead. Freeport. Formerly half of the weight and sks, Beatrice Tuckerman. Evelyn sidewalks and every bicycle rider I ord* of th* Scoutmaster* to deter- W. K Kellogg Foundation and rep-1 gii* tax money returned to the Townsend. (12). a of thll inr 2.24-2.00: Elisabeth Cortright. (»): must oMerve and obey all stop • mine the man eligible tor this hon- tnentatlvcs from the local Health,cl(y u county went to the County Road many petitions on Dorothy Bunn. Playlet: Temperance Tides In Commission, while 25 percent went Marjorie L. Boyes, Martha Maus. llght*. stop signs, general traffic, or. Department will be present to a** »|]C cajyng for Curb. gutter and Tar.... to a County Road Fund for the con­ Robert Murphy. (ID: Jean Camp­ signal* and other traffic rule* and, Mr. Bames started Ids Trt»p' W stst with information and sugges-;mac .nd win request that new pe- American HUtory -Freeport Y. T. C. Offering—Hawaiian Guitar music i wlth “ un“11 number b?>1,ttnd Uonsstruction and maintenance of town­ bell. Bonnie Drake, Beverly Drier. regutaUon*. K , . .. ! utions. be filed calling for curb and known Royal Gorge so often by Miss Marian Roush. Freeport. I (12). Section 11 of the ordinance states: has built It up Ihito one of U« targship road* and 25 percent was divid­ Among the subject* to be distUr only 1Honed In travel literature Asm ed between the dues and village* on No two er mor. penon. rldln, Mu" cussed are the health of the pupils:, Eventually, of course, the city and Miss June Colvin. Hastings Address—“On the Alert" by Sute ’ cycles In the same direction either (rict. This te outstanding also be sanitary condition* and surround-1 hopes u, resume Its paving program a per capita basis In pa*t years OFFER FACILITIES OF quarter of a mile straight up riaelb* in a uubUc sSet or upon a ildecause a majority of his Scout* come < funds received from this source THE I. O. 0. F. HALL Ings in the schools; an adequate bul for reasons beyond the control President Mrs. Dora B. Whitney Dinner and supper will be served ।sides of this canyon, showing wnak walk, shall ride said bicycles abreast. Jrom the farms in the amounted to about (12.000 a year supply of drinkingvwaler: drinking of ofliclal or citizen here in ..... ■ —-—-- -—■' Commander Harry Larsen of Um but shall proceed in single file, one r Delton, “"~’ wh,rh which is oult quite ’‘ un unusual u-"u*L fountains: heating and ventilating Hasting* and in the interests of a In the church parlors, dinner 35c. ' and thl* money was used to help uplifted — a matter that investigator* pay for the curb, gutter and Tar­ American Legion has received the following another, and all shall keep Though a busy man he has spent systems; proper lighting of the,cause which Is supremely Impor- supper 25c. County officers of the organization are quite agreed upon mac improvement* which the nom­ following letter from the L O. O. P-. to the right side ot the street The hours and hours of hard work In- school rooms: adjustable sealing Unt (O an Of u> just now. it is AH at once about 50 or 90 miles Is greatly appreciated: speed Ihnltwasset atnol more than terestlng boys In Scout work and faclUtlea: a more up-to-date and! necessary to suspend the paving are: Pres. Mrs. Bessie Woodman. inal charge of (30 for a four rod which this canyon widens into a Woodland: Ut Vice Pres . Mrs. Floy upstream front did not begin to cover. A new “Action taken by Hastings Lodge eight miles per hour and the rider! then keeping them Interested in the complete equipment of maps, chart* I program Indefinitely. . .....___ I.. .I..K, n.ttra armsa SBO McDermott. Cloverdale: 2nd Vice miut keep hi* bicycle In control at' various Scout wh‘c^ •* rule adopted by the Board of Super­ and file*, also additional material i « a -----------------Pres.. Mrs. Alice Griffen. Woodland; visors establishes cut of 25 percent Ing-held April 21. 1942. places the all times which would mean that the | «naB undertaking. He has done for teaching handicraft, etc These wAesviAaie aii> Corres. Secy.. Mrs. Russell Kanlner. I ' In the city's share ot weight and entire Lodge hall and ail facilities bicycle rider should not ride with .and u continuing a splendid Job are but a few of the topics for dis­ stream that a delightful HUtecMyte at the disposal of the Emergency his hands off the handlebars as so working with the youth of Delton cussion at the meeting on Friday. 1 Hastings: Tress. Mrs Muriel Perry. gas tax money. Housing and Feeding committee In many of the young people do when j and vicinity nnd lhL ' ® 1 * ’ Hastings: Rec Secy. Mrs. Beatrice situated with the filling Bpantah But this 1* only part of th* pic­ name of Salida (the outlet' But U» the event of disaster." riding, for instance, down »he| w B^ver aw^ U wellJ^atowe^ FORMER FREEPORT BOY ture. Conservative estimate* are Dunning. Delton. superb charm of Salida Is the «xagChurch St. hill. The Increase in the j JL?1'tfo^mSiSy HONORED AT CHARLOTTE that gas sale* In the county hav* NO WORKSHOP HERE dropped at least 40 per cent. There­ serious emergency In which homes nnmhvr nt hirveln on the itreets ha* come to Barry Co.. Hugn rtuey Ward Hynes, teacher of music In fore. the reduction In fund* which might be destroyed or other calam­ has created a greater traffic problem having previously «“*»•*'““ the Charlotte schools for the post! Locol People Spoke To DURING SUMMER the city will receive from the weight ities occur, the use of such a hall for nedestriaiu as well as for auto *fr Beaver award when this county six years, wax elected principal of Student Groups County School Commissioner a surpassing wealth of mountain lle CrMk *re’•nd gas tax aouree will actually be would be a great blessing. Thia drive^A.^ dts rwt know Jusb *« • P**rl Charlotte high school last Friday Maude W. Smith announces that no At Vocations Day al Hastings high Scout Executive Julius Knowlton evening. He will assume his new far more than the 25 per cent re­ action is in accord with the many what a bicycle rider is going to do Summer Workshop will be held in eSeSS? when — h«PPy have this coveted recother fine philanthropic projects of ta iiy duties when school opens In the school Tuesday, nineteen represen­ Hastings this year, because there duction Indicates. tatives of various vocations ... In .... the ,aH. City official* estimate that we will the Odd Fellows. fall. / were not enough teachers signing Commander Larsen wishes to hear Mr. Hyne.4 is-the son of Mr. and community gave assistance to high the applications. receive about (3.500 from this source, The necesiary the majestic aopearance of moun­ Mrs Frank Hynes of Freeport and I school students In making the number waa forty and only thirtywhereas. In normal Ume* the city from other organizations that have BANNER CORRESPONDENTS similar facilities that would be avail ­ is 33 years old. He graduated from cholco of their life work. A few nine made application for the work. tains such as these that causes one could expect a return of about 1 RETURN TO U. 8. _______________ to look at them again and again and able for such emergencies. Freeport high school in 19M. at the students visited workshops or of- Two other Workshop* in the W. K. (12.000. Thl* represent* a cut of Banner reader* will be interested qage of 17. and attended Western flees, but the majority were in the Kellogg Foundation area >are also again and »UU again with no aenae some ((200. to know that "O. JB. and K. 8") State Teachers College the follow-1 groups addressed by the local rep­ Consequently. In view of thia re­ given up this year, lho*e In Hills- n u th>t Jult voros or nuns whose travel leuZre from South Friday evening, before a capacity ing four years, receiving his B. 8. j resentatlves. wnose travel wum irorn ooutn oudlence lhe claM. Com­ duction in weight and gas tax dale and VanBuren counties | ,uniclent No one need ever money and the high cost of labor Americ* for Banner readers were pjunentlng the Junior clasa. pre- degree. He has been attending sum-. Among those who took part In Teaciiers in these three counties.1, lhat hc can un another (who and materials the dty has been Forty members of the Altoft. Al­ intemipted by American entry in-1 ,enle<j one of the moat entertaining mcr school at M. 8 C, East Lan-1 this annua! Vocations Day. addres­ htaWMVtata «z-hAl*rvhln« tn . " . — however, may get scholarships to forced to Increase II* charges for gonquin and Fisher 4-H clubs plant­ ------- —--------- K-tai, im thi. lhree.acl pUyii Uut hM ever been sing and will receive his Master's'Ing groups of students interested tn attend In AUegan. Charlotte. Albion curb and gutter Improvements. ed 3000 Norway and White Pine country after many anxious weeks undertaken. "Foot Loose" proved to degree from that school this sum-, their particular work, were: C. M. or Coldwater if they so desire In­ good advantage. .. I1 McCrary, nn Mr* Mavnarrl on farming* farming: Mrs. Maynard formation about this matter may be seedlings at their camp site on the spent in Caribbean ports and be a great slices* mer. What made tne sight of them even Moynahan. nursing: J. W. Holstead. aboard various freighters which Following his graduation from W north aide of Algonquin lake. Satur­ The play was ably directed by Miss obtained from M". Smith's office. day. under the direction of County traversed submarine Infested waters Dorothy cook, and by the student 8. T C. he taught music in the• engineering: Don Siegel, bookkeep­ Salida a few days ago was their enroute back to the United States. director. Roger Bennett. Great schools at Millington for aix years,. Ing and accounting; Carl Van Loo. CONSULTANT IN Agent Foster. mantle of snow showing in Ute Members also inspected 5000 seed­ In fact, the last ship that they were credit must be given to the direc­ before going to his present positionr drafting; George Baulch and Mr. LIBRARY WORK March sunshine more clearly thMt Collins, telephone work: Richard lings set last year and found that on picked up a couple boat loads tors as well as any others who During the next eight months. ever the outlines of these great EMORY M. GREGG. Adm. Through his musical leadership.. Cook, journalism; George Carpenter.’I Miss Rosemary E Livsey of the mountains that I find It so hard to more than 50 per cent had lived tn of sailors from a torpedoed mer­ helped tn any way to make this per­ In order to settle the estate of spite of the very dry weather dur­ chantman who had been adrift for formance a success. Mr. Hynes lias become the best1 selling: George Hebden. secretarial' teachers' and chUdrens' department Herbert B Hoag an auction sale will ing the early 1MI summer. Some of ten days. Both are now aafely back known faculty member In that city's) work; C. B. Burkholder, auto me­ of the Los Angeles public Ubraty. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE v be held al the place - located 1 *4 the trees had made a growth of more schools and his promotion to the: chanlcs; Mrs Duane Pugh, halr-i wiU be working as a library con' miles east of Bedford or 3-4 miles than six Inches during the year. listed tn the United States Army The regular meeting of the Wom­ principalship has met with unani­■ dressing; Mias Helen Nelson, social suitant In the seven counties of the PLAYING WITH ANN west of Court school. A good list of en of the Moose will be held Friday mous approval. work. . W. K. Kellogg Foundation area. household furniture and stock and Among thcae visited in their. Dates for Barry county are April 29 ARBOR ORCHESTRA Under his leadership, the Char­ evening. May 1. with Mrs. Nell Jones YOUTH COUNCIL NO PUBLIC f. O. O. F. Robert Roush, a student at the tools will be offered. Loren D Cop­ Senior Regent of Battle Creek lotte band has gained a statewide homes or places of business were: ELECTS OFFICERS . pock will cry the sale and Milt BANQUET THIS YEAR University of Michigan, was one «4 reputation and for several years has Mrs. Richard Cook, home making; Th* City Youth Council met i«-.i Hastings Odd Fellows announce —. Lelnaar will act as clerk. See the ■tm, I he executive board of the local won high honors at the Tulip Fes­ Ray Cook, welding: Dr. A. B. Gwinn. a group of musicians presenting a adv. elsewhere In this Issue for full that their annual banquet will not tival at Holland. He will again lead Dr. R. O. Flnnie and Dr. G. F. Fish­ NAMED AS JURORS be held this year, but instead a joint particulars. Mr, < P ™ •«* »U committee chair- his band at that event on May 23. er. physicians; Dr. Norbert Scho- IN U. 8. DIST. COURT emoon. Ha played with the Odd Fellow and Rebekah family fo men are *’kpd IO mert w,th her His Spring Band Bounce has be­ walter. osteopath: Charles Leonard, Hastings men who have been MRS. FRED STAMBAUGH. Prop. night will be held at the lime of the i>FY>rre*t h wllfon 'j^hn^Hrwltt' at 4:30 P m Ttu*e meetings will come one of the leading event* of undertaker. drawn on the traverse Jury for the usual banquetc-May 15. Teachers who discussed their spe­ May term of the United States dis­ slonal organisation ** f0110’*1 by “ ^nrr at the Kbt the year in Charlotte and will be band Mrs Stambaugh will have an Last year three Instrumental Increasing demands on the public cial field were: 8upt. D. A. Van trict court at Grand Rapids are Ed­ held on Friday evening May 1. SK'jS?11 h°“r for war time donations have The many friend* in Barry county Buskirk and Edwin Taylor, teach­ ward W. Lawrence. Pred Green and mite north of Nashville. She Is of­ prompted the I. O. O. R to take John Hewitt, chairman of the sum, Wyandotte combined their on especially nt Freeport. Woodland ing: Arthur Lower, music; Carl fering an excellent list of horses, this course this year. In addition, mer program; MU* Helen Wade. MEMBER OF SPECIAL and Hasting* extend congratulations Damson, marine work; Tac Gies, drawn as a grand juror and has to tras and gave public concerts. cows. hogs, chickens, farm tools, hay the lodge has been unfortunate for chairman of winter program; and salvage COMMITTEE to Mr Hynns on thl* splendid pro­ forestry: Roy Garner, aviation: Ver­ report on May 11. Traverse jurors Idea has grown rapidly and • nd grain and household goods 1U». Purr, eltalnmn ot the toW.1 AdmM Oron,. H Roc, 0, motion. nal Conklin, machlntst* ' __________ report May 13. Henry Flannery will cry the sale every banquet These banquets have approximate membership of New York City, a former Hastings and Merle Scott will act aa clerk. been delightful events but rather SPECIAL MEETING are uniting their efloru. Nest PROMOTED TO A man. was named as a member of UNDERGOES OPERATION I. o. o. F. LODGE See the adv. elsewhere in this te- than increase the price and then day afternoon they wiU pi Gordon Havens, a former Rutland FIRST UEUTENANCY , a special committee ot expert ship ACTIVITIES sue for full particulars. stand a' chance of further losses, tti Tuesday evening a special builders authorized to determine the and Hastings resident, underwent Tuesday evening three candidates Friend* of Merwyn Plumley, son this action was taken. meeting of Hastings Chapter No. 7. (Mobility of salvaging the burned sn appendectomy at Beyer hospital of Mr. and Mr*. Calvin Plumley of Leon Doster, Lawrence Moore and SOIL CONSERVATION O. E. 8. was held for the purpo** of and flooded (U0.000.000 liner Nor­ nt Ypsilanti on Tuesday morning. Nashville, will be intereeted to learn Rex Strickland, received the Initia­ PAYMENTS conferring the degree* of the order mandle and making It over for war While here he was employed al th* that he has been promoted to the tory degree at Hastings Lodge No. dolph Ganz. orchestral 2.924 checks have been sent to DEATH OF MRS. L. on Lewis Hine. The initiatory work duty L. HOLLOWAY OF ADRIAN Strand theater, going from Hastings rank of First Lieutenant. He wrote sb. i. a O F was put on by Corinthian Chapter . «a * to Ypsilanti. He was doing as well I his parents that he had Just relum­ The First degree will be conferred Grainger, the fsmoMa aervation paymenu. A. C. P. pay­ of Kalamazoo. Preceding the cere- BASEBALL BCHEDL’LE as passible at last report. ed from a three week*' cruise, but on Tuesday evening. May 5. it U known here, passed away Saturday ments amount to 512(250.96: parity mony a 6.30 dinner was served. CHANGED could give no definite information expected. _ _ ___________ paymenu. (27.970 M making the morning at her home in Adrian. HOME DEFENSE MEETING about where he had been. He is a ---------------I Because of the auger rationing, She is survived by one daughter. total (15627724. Supt. Buell Grice of the. Clarks-! the ball game scheduled with Ionia, AT STAR GRANGE censor for hts division of the Mar­ PENNOCK Mrs. Henry L. Wilson (Maude HolUndenherlff Leon Doster will be ines. Capt. James Roosevelt being KITCHEN GUILD BENEFIT SVPFER . ville schools has enlisted tn the U. there, on May 5. ha* been changed Pennock hospiul kitchen guild Roast beef supper at Quimby Iocs were held tn that city on Mon­ 8. army. Elwood Brake, achool, to May 12. The one set for May the speaker pt a Home Defense a member of the same division. Re­ church this Thurs . Apr. 30. (20 to day afternoon. Her husband wu a commissioner of Ionia Co. te sub-, 1 here vrlth Belding ha* been moved meeting to be held at Star Grange cently Lieut.. Plumley waa a guest 7 to help furnish the dayroom at brother of th* Uta W. J. Holloway stltutlng until another teacher may. ahead to April 30 Other changes Hall Tuesday evening. May 5. AU at a luncheon where Mrs. Franklin Fort Custar. Mr. 4-M of this city. in other sports ara being arranged interested are Invited to attend. stamp buyers VkS:; ’•«“»in SIXTY EIGHT ON HONOR ROLL 64TH ANNUAL CONVENTION REGULATIONS FOR BICYCLE TRAFFIC CITY'S CHARGE FOR CURB AND GUTTER INCREASED DADCDT RADNFI K KvDLKI DAKI1LJ IJ 00693387 (UAnTif-CC f||T JI1UKIAULJ LUI PAYING PROGRAM MODERNIZATION 0F RURAL SCHOOLS bS VOCATIONS DAY Tiictruv TUESDAY "Foot Loose" Scores Curcess 4-H Clubs Carry On Tree Planting Project Two Auction Sales �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL M, 1S43 uk! apbo Maatlaas. Mlrhlraa Uoyd been awarded a dairy herd classir | Saturday, starting with May 3 ficaUon certificate by Um Holstein- Those making this announcement Friesian Asaoctetion of America.'are Reahm Motor Sales, Moynahan Brattleboro. Vt. Eighteen of MT. ’ and Paul, Inc, Burkholder. Ntechtall tall aa Baaarotsi OaAOi'a Holstein* were rated at an. Inc. and Service Oarage. • PMiix uwatblpa aa Mr. and Mrs. Maynard J. Moyna- this classification, 4 of which were' Maurice Foreman, Chairman of at iba Cltr ot Haitian han art moving into the residence “Very Good". 7 "Good Plus", * the Barry County Chapter for Inm «. Dttbte St. Mt vacated by "Good", and 1 waa "Pair'. fantlle Paralysis, announces Chat a Many Hastings and Baltimore final audit showed that a net amount township residents will be sorry to of S251.T2 was received from the found in Um council procaedtag* learn that Mrs. Cora Althouse of March of Dimes celebration In honVermontriUe. a former Hastings or of the president's birthday. Of every taxpayer and public-spirited Twp. resident, has had the mlafor- this toUl I125M goes to the Nacltlxen. j tune to break her knee cap A* tlona'1 Foundation and S125M Ls Ftre reportedly starting from an' she Ls over M years of age the frac- reserved foe the local chapter. oil store In the wash room, did allure te especially serious She te| Mr. an(J Mrs Will Johnson were ■mH amount of damage at the Tim < the mother of Carey Althouse of i al Hastings —u,~ ____ _j “ to — see their ■* daughter. Burke home In the second Ward1 Hastings. | Mrs —... Bemar Bernard Peck, who has been ill but out‘ wno who is te better oeiicr at ai this um Ma,nr. city Saturday afternoon. | Mtes Minnie Fowler, an employee very 111 Frank D. Hobbs, son of Mr. and'in lhe Wayland Globe composing Ume. They also catted on Mrs •J’”"1. Mrs. W. H Hobbs. Delton, was re- room, won the prise at a com- Johnson's sisters. Mrs. Anna Moah- M1n"‘W*l“ cently Initiated into lhe active' tnunity spelling bee in Wayland on ler and Mrs. Rose Seeber. Mm. | Mup«r chapter of Phi Delta Theta frater- Wednesday evening This te an ex- Moshier is planning soon to go to1 MI,rhU nity of Franklin College in Franklin, cellent plan for other cities lo fol------------ .---------------------------------rU _ I low—sm old-fasnloned spell-down.. spending the winter in Hastings. | She te 84 years old —Middleville [Bun. M i.. Robert Franaun cooper. 31. son Bakery Specials ..27c Strawberry pic, tach 35c Applesauce cake, each BANGHART BAKERY Pkoas 3431 Jtffsrioa 8L Grand St.. Hutlngs. Mich, wai ehoMn honor man of hl* company at mldwestem Naval Training Stalion. A motion picture operator In Hutlngs for several years. Cooper left his position to enlist in the Navy. Through a series of aptitude tests given the 180 men of lite company. he hu been selected to attend the Navy's aviation radio school. Mm4. >>r <t>> Clark. Baiu>< Xaoera |l.li*34 wkteh •« the 1OOU1I MMettoa Hall* >pt«o4. MaUaa caniM. Millar U< 1 Cwrto* Soarr-rUar oU,»a. i FtaUra CatuhlM. or ■CTUviaoBa SJ-- u-s^xiB'S.«. *r ■•vtril im'niai that ibr Cl»tk b. IllM. Carrie*. !?"■?!' u Ua aaaMaaad iba tel- !• «' I. Agrkvltsrsi Bolger. Psllar. 'Thl a Harry Chaaaaaua 0 Fraoi Calay ...__ Jabs Crawfa W« MtCaaa lo Haalib uni OABD or lUPEBVItOBI rot Tba Ceonty af Barry ►artfully tabHroart. . Balarlrr 1. U( s* I ! y MARRIAGE I. CENM.S Elwln H- Wood. Freeport Betty J. Kidder. Freeport Winona Newman. Allegan Oo ... II Russell Vaughn Raynolds. Doster 19 Charles H Rose, Irving Twp Ullle Florence Higgins. Irving Twp MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY, MAY 10 Lovely Selection of Mother s Day Greatmg Cards. Remember Mother, she never forgets. A&o. a large selection of general card* for all occasions. A minister advertised for a man servant. The next morning a well dressed young man breakfast by 7 o clock? later asked • I guess »o." replied the young BSMLUTIOB "Well, can you polish all the allver, wash the dishes and keep the house neat and Udyl parton. answered young fellow. "I came here to Me about getting married, but If it's going to be aa much work as all that you can count me out right LEE OFFICE SUPPLY Buslaeasman's Department Store" 144 E. Stale St I’hoiir 2741 H. : TIRES LAST LONGER Tn eave tires automobile com­ panies aay transfer front Urea to uagi»rM diagonally opposite rear wheete and j! vice vena, every 3.000 or 4.000 miles omm, tc Culherl it Mta. Miller 14 Bara • rd DeOaTia GOING!! GOING FAST! Cur-stock of lumber and other items is going fast better take advantage of these ROCK BOTTOM PRICES r K fTRAND ^9 Hostings. Mich. Millar FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 1 and 2 IHI! i’l 1 I l \ l I 1.1 ATTRACTION A GENTLEMAN AT HEART SECRETS OF THE WASTELANDS HINDS CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Barrel Phillip* spent Sunday in Hastings with their son Robert and family and in the after­ noon wen', to Pennock hospital to tee their new grandson, who ar­ rived sometime Saturday to make hte home with Mr. and Mr*. Joe Konleczny and will answer to the name of Kenneth Karl Mrs George Clouse and daughter Katherine called on Mrs Katie Bnyder Wednesday evening and Susie Phillipa called Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Duane Pugh of Hes­ linga spent Sunday al Guy Willard's. LONG WAIT A depsrtment store recently put In escalators A young attendant noticing that a woman shopper had waited some time by the device, walked up to her and said. "May I be of service to you. madam? No. thank you." wu her reply. I am going to the basement and wu just waiting for the steps lo re­ verse" ‘ TH EVI I? ■= Telephones 2244-2557 E and Wm. Boyd (llopalonc Cassidy) in How about Hardware, Pairit, Glass, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Roofing and all items of Lumber. Check up on what you need Come in and see how little money it takes to buy what you need Harry R Miller SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 3 and 4 Good Samaritan <after an hour's hard work changing a tire for a lady _ driver -------- i: Well. I hope that spare will take you home Lady Driver: "I'm sure It will. I only live street." Manna shearer and Melvyn Douglas In WE WERE DANCING llargain matinee Munday 1:M te 3: TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI., MAY 5, 6. 7. Dorothy Lamour. John Payne and Wiittem ?? MONEY ?? THE FLEET'S IN Barry theatre ? JCi Hostings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 We Deliver Any Reasonable Order FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 1 and 2 DOLBLI IE ATI tt ATTRACTION Look What I DidI Regis Toomey and Adete Longmire in BULLET SCARS TERMS OF SALE—CASH! "BELOW THE BORDER SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 3 and 4 THE HOME LUMBER CO HASTINGS I just helped these folks into snappy new Spring clothes, and a fa they happy! Yessir, mohey sure con do a lot for you! Why don t you lot us help you, too? for inforvnotion about loam. Bobby Blake. Don Dailey, Jr., and Donna Reed MOKEY WUJTt. TUES.. WED.. THURS., MAY 5. 6. 7 Edward G. Robinson and Jane Wyman in LARCENY INCORPORATED OK PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ISl 1-1 W. Slate Street PHONE 2276 . SS. Um Townaond dub Supervisors’ Proceedings . anasiou Td5. Local Ntui T well wager some of the old-timers could out-spell a lot of tile younger generation ItasUaga. MtoMgaa HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING M. to a F, M. Saturdays 8 PHONE 3733 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, APRIL M, 1U? It. M. C. A. NEWD Ivey of Lansing, brother and stater I PRAIRIEVILLE I THREE CORNERS Mr and Clnlr D. Yelter spent i W' “5°“* caU<<1 at *“*! Mr «nd Mr*. Lyle Kizer and son wltar^l2t*r?£dav ihm Sdn<1‘‘y wUh thelr kon and dsugh- ,McCue home Saturday. Mri Blanche Stanley and Jack altSded tte Dtatrif^Hi-Y tattbS J!r;ln',aw’ “r and MnL tlMr U ,R*v and J w McCue were of Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mr* conference Mnrrti ... annoint«?'Ye,Ur •n<1 son PW1|P Kalama- Riven an unanimous call to return1 James Boulter and family Friday! st <410*1 repmMitaUve otBanv • ,or (ounh year “ P*110' ot u'e County al the .na!r I Mr and Mr. Lyle William, and ‘£S1“ “ ' eotiltt'S"’her^i”®1 I AND Hastings Hl-Y members are look-1son Dean of Grand Rapids were, Bunnell. covered from her recent Hinns as big forward to summer activities i Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. und! Dr Edmund H. BabblU, Supt. oflr“P*dly a* her friends hoped for. I and a number plan to attend the Mrs. Leslie Williams [the Grand Rapids district held the - Mr n,)d Mrs. Pred Stanley and •, Y. M. C. A. Camp Hayo-Wcnt-Ha | The many friends here of Mr and1 «»t»l meeting of the Methodist ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ed plu* of Kalama- 1 'on Torch Lake. The Club under Mr*. N. HUworth Fender will regret1 chureh Wednesday evening. : x<?03nd Mr. and Mr*. Orlie Fisher' u». mi. Mr reuurr nr>«r was -u loarn UUn A inuinrr moih.r uno .nd aaugnier a.u,hir.' Banquet, tenquH I ?!, ‘'“’u .ur.uuv., ui wh.- >. m. u. viuu me - — ------- —r — • —--------- ••— urn, a «Utan«. Ln in FH« ---- - -nfier- tAkInB .guests of Mm. Dan Lewis today at•! elven imnartsnt Important o assistance the — wrloiisly 111. -• shortly taking un 1 will be held in in the MethndKt Methodist ehureh church • sf,and ¥*!'. Mar?L-j\ n pot luck luncheon and a social1 I1 as h*<» ... Victory .—A. Drive m .. . one their residence resilience in in Woodland woomuiKl with Willi 1 Friday evening. May Bth. - —":| Mr. and Mr*. David Shepherd* •te»i afternoon -• - contribution ______poisoning ■__ ,__ , and l& .... . ____ ./ .contribution to to the the National National n*. De- _septic «UU . in a . _ - - jProgram^ . i critical condition We wish for him Mother * D«y will be fittingly obMr. and Mr*. George Adrianson Mrs. AlUron Tolles entertained the Ah,n ».hnin_ “ complete S4rx and rapid recovery Methodist church Sun- and Mr. and Mrs Lewi* Johnson, Ujmd I club on Tuesday evening ati1 Aben Jbhnson was elected pml-; »"*•*• j uTand Mr. aBd Mrs. Hmrr Elmer MtaltS Wallers and and *5npd,n jr„ an(j family spent Bunday with pXle^UMon which f!^XdmiY8UnB d"‘W^,'^,Do,,na and A,yce of Bj,‘ day. May 10th. i copies union which meets on 8nn- >i„ rri<.v ..-r„ nr Mr. and Un. Robert Orr and famSTONY POINT ?.«•' ™ «u» . Mrs. Edward Bottum entertained church^ John Aellek and lady friend of, -----" tlw Good Time club ul a dessertThis arganteatlop has been startn *,l’J Kalamazoo visited at- J. D Aellek * | POLITICAL BOTTLENECK \ bridge Tuesday afternoon. ed by the YMCA with the co- "*r' an“-Mr*. lister D. Yelter and j The little boy was throwing stone* oration of MimSm of iome 1 ~.i ■‘■"PW «* Katamaroo wiU .pend Sunday. \ -rv,. t —e * tth .4 ■ ■ operation of l..^..—..... ■ Mr. and Mrs H. J. Waggoner and a lady stopped and reprimanded the . J? 1 BBUflW Buthrrelwrelw,. Mr. ll.ilu..., -hA. U — mvlt- next 8unday wiLv Lieut, and Mrs. club held their surprise birthday-ed the group to meet at The First' jH-,; — Harvey ------ • — Kenney —*------(Marguerite Yellen I ,Mr. and Mrs Kenneih Waegoner of i youth. “Don’t you know that If you do at‘84 Selfrid.e Field.- Mt. Clemens. party with Mr*. Lawrence Allerding ptasbyterfan Church and has given I a ’l,rld*c Fk,d ■!iOlivet visited ul B. J. Wellman's: j that.” she warned, "you'll never get on Wednesday evening, in honor, of'important -support to the project J Mr Bnd Mrs- Ro«<r Williams-and,j' Sunday. J. D. Aellek made a business trip to be President?" her blrtlujay. All niember*x-werr The Union will later accept Mr., family of Delton were Friday overt to priding Friday ! ’’That'* all right." replied the boy present and rari!* were played, ttie, Stone's invitation to meet al the' n,®ht *tnd Saturday guest* of hte Mrs. Elizabeth Crabb and her si*- j “I’m a Republican." prizes going to Mhr~Mlcliael Aller- Methodist church. | parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wil­ ter. Mrs Duel of Alto, visited the ’ ding and Mrs. Prank Hoamer. A The organization te to be run by1 Hams. Crabb farm here Friday. The two I chop-guey supper was served and lhe members though under adult Maury E. Moore visited his sonIndies have Just returned from Mrs, Allerding received some lovelv supervbjon. A varied program has i in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs gilta. 1 been planned by t£e committee in I Floyd Wallers and daughter Marlon Florida where they spent the last] • • • • order to give both depth and In- In Grand Rapids a week ago Sat- winter. They expect to move soon to their new home at Lowell. Mrs. Leo Wellfare was hooless to terest appeal to members of ages urday. Pennock Hospital Guild No. 18 on l3’18 ' i V" Leslie William* who spent HIC KORY CORNERS ( Thursday afternoon, with Mr*. HerOther officer* elected were Bally. n week with relatives In Plainwell Mrs. H. Bartlett came home Sat-' bert Bishop and Mr*. Ralph Haw- Goodyear—viee-president. Beverley returned home Thursday. theme assisting. A program of Bradford—Secretary. and Joan Mf. and Mr*. Earl Colby of Alto urday after spending a week with' games wu* conducted by Mrs. Haw- Moore—-Treasurer. The group will (were evening guests recently of Mr. Mrs. E. Henion of Galesburg. Mr. and Mrs Y. ODonnel and Mr. and thorne with Mrs. Hany Larsen. Mr*. B° Y"n,tee Springs on May 2 for land Mr*. Clair D Yelter. Comstock callStella Ruling, Mrs Keller and Mrs “ Plcn|c outing. | Mr anri Mrs WaJteri and Mrs. C. O’Donnell -of-----------------------Fn-d Friedrich winning Hie most . , * , Marion of Grand Rapids were Sun,.on .J?’ ’I' au,Yj?y; , (tames. Mrs. Anna Newton Is the\ A ‘rau|’o! youn« musicians ^are day dinner guest* of hte parents AUe,? TT? ftnd,son Michael May hosten. have organized an orchestra of their Mr and Mrs Edw Walters of Plttlnwell called on Mr and Mrs. Striking Ensembles You'll love! • • • own. Thl* group played for the Miss Jeanne William*, left’ n week'Pnu* Tow" “nd Mr a,nd Mrs Mor­ On Wednesday evening of last Y; A 'Y“uth c2?’*“n Dancc aK° Friday for Kalamazoo tn take! ,0!\Pc,f.r8_8?5drday ancr’'S’.n;. u week Circle No 0 of the Methodist “ tho ParUh Houm’ Prlday “W jup the duties of her new poalllon Mrs. H. E. Barnes was at Richland B of ..... Harry at the Stationery Co. there. on business Monday. W. 8. C. 8. met with Mrs. B. The orchestra consists — «. F Cowl.* for u carry-ln supper, fol- Wpod' manager. Alden BurMi. IM. K«m> W l»r BM. I lowed bv a business meeting. Mrs RCM. Earl Eari I*wte Francis Goggins, ter, Mtea Marjorie Kenyon of Kata-', Brand; 1>lr|t muxoo were Sunday afternoon Elmer Robinson directed several1 Fashioned with a flair! Dashing clever and Interesting contest* dur­• U. 'iuu?’ Duanc Ottosen, and Vern guests of her couiln. Mr. and Mrs.1 striped jackets, jaunty belted , , Claude A. Hammond. ; ing the social hour. Mrs. Bernard! McMillan. styles, casual tailored shirts < . . Quigley is the May hostess and of­' The Friday night nartv following' Davld Robln«m and Mtes-Delort* were Saturday night and, ficers arc to be elected ut that time. tJ ,0*7“L aueSro by on? teamed with zippered long-lined SOCIAL EVENTS Frida SPECIALS CELERY fresh.crisp BEET GREENS RHUBARB home grown PANSY PLANTS FLOUR BEST YET CLUB NEWS 3 young . tender lb 3 *• basket 241 lb. bag C. THOMAS STORES HASTINGS - BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS SMART SPORTSWEAR ■ W C K SUITS 349 ' hundred bovs and airls Mr Rm- Sunday guests of the former * Miniature May pole* and spring Qarner axateled In carrying out the brothrr-ln-law and steter. Mr. and Howers made attractive table dec- progtain tar Uu- evenl^ thriMr*. Richard Cook of Durand, orutloiu for Hie dinner nt lhe Hus- 1 " tnc^ evening. |----------------- ----------------------tings Country club on Sunday DOUD CORNERS j HICKORY CORNERS Nlnety-wven member* and guest* Callers ut Daisy Bergman's HimMonday. Anril 20. was Mr and were present. , day were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones Mrs. Jesse Kenyon’s 4otli annlverrnnmiimenin’rv’.^ ii ! nnd daughter of Hastings and Mr*. f*ry. On ’ Sunday relatives and wnilTt Miuturd lof Pnmtae ’ it? : Rov Hamllto" of BatUc Crwk I friends from Hastings. Battle Creek. Nr aS-1?emettaSLd^^A.rr„’ J P Rwl and MaM,e Leah- Fjut Uruy’ K-l-maroo and CloverWedne-Jdav < vei ‘tea^wJk ” of PrR‘riev“>e were d*’»n« d«le came with a lovely wedding wim ?wo tab« ta ,Ue?U Tue*d’,y al ,hr “cMannls cake, a generous pot luck dinner ww? MM w»iMnrrr mJ i h4Sm<‘ Mr and Mrs' Wrey McMB,mh and many beautiful flowers and Norbert Scho^Tter Mr? «e™ta and fam,ly Wr" eallc* Su,,d*> lovHy ’‘'fa and aurprtaed Mr and K wm. J?.* Mr and Mrs Lyndrn NorrU nnd Mrs Kn’yon Bl IhHr beautiful ?u7 lh? ir^vcUn^ri^^r,' ,a““y CaUed °” Ra,M,aM'a ut ,ann bomr *r»l °f »,ckory Jrveii1 twtni^ninv^a^ rt ,he SUr dlsUlct Sunday evening. nets. Guest* Include.! Mr. Kenyon's was served bitarc, play began. , Mr nnd Mra OK( Splllans nnd mother. 87 years old. seven brolhThc April meeting of Pennock ,a,nlly ot *l*nt Sunday ut ers and sisters and Mm. Kenyon’* hospital Guild No. 4. lhe Sliver 1 Jo,„’n. Ho^htallng's.. | mother. 78 years old, one sister and Guild. w.u entertained by Miss. Jean John We>'cnnan spent Sunday, many niece* and nephews. Mr Brower on Friday evening After hon,p’ , I a»d Kenyon are hard working dnwrt. bridge was played with Mrs. lack'oI’7orESIGHT---------- ' prominent resident people nnd have WMI ny«n. Mo WHOM SmIU,, • I'M hom. hlm miserably. During Hie run of: teens. Rfcbard^row^ nnP Ot hU ptay* " y0UnC 510 a Wppk I Mrs. John Mourer spent Thursday with Mrs. Grace Marshall of Fine lake Mr and Mrs. Mourer were at Battle Creek on business Saturday. PIUI .b,lr .or. Mrs, Fred Crickmore of Easton Mm Frederick Palmer gave a 8:30 1spent last week with her uncitf and dinner tar the Windsjorm bowling'°?ye amtmxl at the youths ,aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Otte Lawrence proposal. but he might well have Mra. Crickmore spinl the winter in California. • Utl UM u.rn wro enoruMM b,. “!«“«• -«* Chun- CMplm Mrs. Wm. Knestrick and son El­ Dr D. D. Walton with hte works ot ' ---- ------- mer of near Climax called on Mr. magic. •-—I— at the home of Mrs. For- and Mrs Harry Simpson Sunday ! entertained rest Potter on N. Broadway. Hon-; afternoon Mrs. B. A. LyBnrker entertained or* at bridge went to Mrs. Prank Mr. and Mrs. Guy McCue and her dessert bridge club on Tuesday Rogers and Mrs. Al Besamer. | Mr.. Ethel Loomta. Mm Lucv Hnrspring flowers furnishing the dec- [ ‘ J M r oration*. War stamjrs were given) the winners. Z? n slacks! Of handsome colorful rayons, beautifully tailored. 12 to 20. FOUNDER’S FEATURE Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mack of Lacey and Mrs. Iva Kelley of Hos­ tings were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Kelley and family Thursday evening. April 23, for a birthday dinner In honor of-Mr. Mack. ” Of fresh lovely cot­ tons in bright while or pastels that glor­ ify a tan! Mrs. Clarence Johncock entertain­ ed the Busy Eight Club at her home Tuesday evening. MU* Katharine Wetber and Mrs. Harry McDonald won the honors playing pedro. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Benham enter­ tained the parents and brothers and sisters of Raymond Reynolds who was Inducted into the army April 22. AU were present but Curly who \ 'I need a new .... 13c Girl*’ Rayon PonHe* Real quality— limited sires ......... cO LADIES’ FANCY new's one for y*a! Ladies* Rayon and CoHon Assorted Slips 50' Fancy stripes and checks in V lace <fc built up shoulder SSL- Velour Facial Tissues such perfect tailoring as we find today in Town-Cbda was usually found only in high-priced hand-tailored suits. Styles were very different, too, aa you can Me from thia picture from one of our old advertiaementa." Crepe or Ba Hate In The Military Style! SFORT GOWNS Men's CoHon Underwear Shirts, Shortt and Briefs 3 for .................. 73c - 4M I Boys’ Cotton Underwear 4 Ac Shirts and Briefs While sizes last 15 —a good buy. MEN'S T SHIRTS SLACK SUITS 3 .« 1“ FANCY RAYON 229 Men Come la 17° box OXFORDS Easy - to-getinto classics! Smartly strap­ ped with ndjustable buck- Sunny Smart jackets, boy*tyle shirts ... with New SLIPS Oulfltt PLAY SUITS Fancy A fetching shortle suit—add the skirt and you’re all dressed up in a smart sports frock I Of bright cottons. SUITS 2475 BOYS* T SHIRTS 77c Rainbow - hued ray­ ons I Sizes 7-16. 25 fabrics MIN’S UNION SUITS Short sleeves and long legs—light weight .... sires and styles. £ Ac Vv Ufc,3fa”k Save On All Baby's Needs! National Baby Week V jl), Sunny Tucker TOTS' FROCKS We Will Close Every Saturday at Noon "LltUe lady" dresses, with 1 to 3. tiny basque*. puffed sleeves, adorable trims! Fine cottons and rayons) 79c 0 Folds for traveling Sport Shirts Beginning May 2 BABY Short sleeve styles that can be worn for play or dread Lightweight! Men1. Casually Styled SPORT SETS FONTIAC CARACE AQQ SPORT FORD CARAGE HIGH BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, INC. CHEVROLET GARAGE Hastings, Mich. Fine all-wool fabrics; group stripings, controll­ ing cable stripes and twolone*; colorful overplaids; rough herringbones. The Dorset: 3-button single­ breasted slack suit, and The Kenley, a double­ breasted semi-drape. SERVICE GARAGE BURR & OSTROTH Hastings, Mich. if JAR OXFORDS 379 With roomy moccasin type toe ... liny perforations| Leather soles! i fjFQ/l Cunning Chonlllo CRIB ~ CHAIR Of sturdy oak with briar hnteh! Babyguard food play tray! Comfy SETS Sporty shirt and trous­ er combination* of popular summer lightweight fabrics I Long or short sleeve shirts. slacks! In smart colon! Hastings, Mich. dH Nieely Finished Men's MOYNAHAN & FAUL, INC. BASKET Handles lo carry with fold down for use in car. Trimmed for boy* and girl*. , Sanforized cotton slub that’s cool, tough and sporty I Hastings, Mich. "THE REXALL STORE' Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to All Prompt Delivery Service PHONE 2131 • HASTINGS Wlille they lut .......... ........... quality I29 REAHM MOTOR SALES Carveth & Stebbins 4.00 I Lodiei* Rayon Pantie* chief — Firm border. Slick new style* . - of wear-forever cot­ tons tn dashing cal­ ory! 12 U> 20. WINDOW SHADE i-Volker GUARANTEED quiLtr I duilo with arv ruUin In Pastel Shades ... 10c Pine CLEAR! Ladies* Crepe .Pajamas Umbrella Penney*1 for We, the undersigned garages, feel that our employees should wark only 51 days a week. Therefore PRICED TO Handker­ chiefs 69c TOWN-CLAD' DUHiutr wossrtD Car Owners MEN’S Colored Border TAILORED BLOUSES 40 years ago NOW Attention Only three more days for you to share in. the savings of this, our greatest event in forty years. A jubilee of Sav­ ings it is! It has brought good news to many, many thou­ sands of our thrifty customers ... in bargains that will moke them long remember this Fortieth Anniversary Event! Other outfits at 2.29 and 4.98 MrA:. Mrs. Russell Zerbel entertained her club nt dessert mid cards Wed- , nesday afternoon, April 22.*at her home on South Hanover. Winners nt pedro were Mrs. Ellis Kelley, Mrs. ‘ Duane Miller, and Mrs. Royal Hayes. The next meeting will lx; held May 20 nt the home of Mrs. Lloyd An­ derson. th^lAST3DW5| i SPREADS Delightful nuroery de­ signs in fluffy pink or blue chenille tufting I Launder well! Infante 8*Hn Bed CCH Jacket* VW Infant* Flannel SO0 Gertrude* -------- —.. fcV OE ■ * Infants Terry Bibs Infant* Hand mad* gowns. Li white .... • w Infant* Flannel gowns — »** Infants Flannel wrap around* 5° B*- 70° 9QC fcW 9Q° Birdseye Diapers tra absorbent I fl tat • ' ly woven! ... * THS MHHIY WAY |» US THRIFTY WAY t t*TH* tHIUH WAY I* til �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TOTfRDAY. APRIL M. 1941 |a game out and next Monday night!Uy and m*d« the acquaintance of!dot gutata of her parent*. Mr and I Gang (0». th* final leadership will be decided, Mr*. Wm. Havens Monday dinner BLISS MATINEE-London GD—--------—-----------------------------------------i hl* new grandson ____ ______ _____ ___ *' » Mr. and Mr* Itertert Oeigtr ' “r Le«®ard Cleveland (1); Toledo <3i—Salem!' :Leonard* won. a_ pair of__ium fmm Piston Dtitnn Rings Wlrura and anA Strand Atranft took 1 called on Mr. and Mr*. Herman, I. from KaAnaroo a complete serie* from Hastings I Buche of Lake Odessa. Saturday ath“"7ek^wtm he Parente I (0). Beauty Studio Monday night to ' temoon. I •P« ’ t th * weekend with her parent*. bowling **•TWENTY YEARS AGO 1 FIFTY YEARS AGO Apru re. ion 1 MM — —--- — ------ ;--------------ray, thb--l«ad- mak* the aettlng for the last eve-1 The Mrs Jane, Gaytha and Ma«- Mjj^nhuiiop of Pragruiu. play*. *tc.. designed April 12. 1822 | April 14. 1892 The Ford'* hotel ha* changed^,. by vlrtue of ,•«. M5 <181-241-!?” a lhf variou» >«•<«*» a»* fight- wing of play. [dalana Kime were Ln Ionia, Bun-1 their hrnne Blds for the construction of the] ' " ' ' ' reioectlve clreu?t*‘ In the Piston Wlnrtetoirn won a pa.r from ’ field and Lake Odessa. Friday af'- j e a^"S^l dTy hantbi. the new proprietor being Mr. t t ( commercial Leanew Pennock hospital were opened 8. A. are plentilul to. the point W. B. Simmon* of Whltneyvllle.. ’ . Z7 respective circuit*. In the Piston Boyes Real Estate: Portia* had the temoon. I with thelr rrandoarent*. Mr. and Monday but none were accepted be-, >> gue and a 587 in the Piston Ring Ring League, the Office team te nn Trte bv one rinw Bennet: Ur« Wnurv ’ Mas. ’. 0 ; — •— ■» — • ‘ v, ’ — r — ~ r«*c >>n tnv oy one iiuix txAuiti ung un Emery ucncoict ana 1 cause the price* were too high andi Mrs. Henry Smith died of con- League. The big series waa seven: leading the Machine* by one game. and oown lbe first two from Joanne ot Greenville were Sunday the bld* were incomplete. Tire Ehle Construe lion Co. of Bat­ sumption at her home in lhe first pms short of the season’s high in- “ *h* lnd5pendt"t., Ua8ue lhe B*ta Sigma Phi and Banner won visitors of Herbert Geigers. In the I -grams either contemplated or In -----, dividual count but it will give the ~ fd ‘ “ *" ’ ** . pn 2f “ !5, w, ? n 5? « «ne from State Insulation. I afternoon Mr*. Geiger and Jimmie : aivkouai out win give me ------, r. . wm uuu> oww tle Creek will start work In a few ——----. ____ <___________ ■__ ■__ ______ ther a are leading Woodland by_*lx by six __*_________ _________ ________ „ II League kcgler* *ome- lhcy «JeacHng DcrPj Taliaferro and France* and operation to help insure that more day* on the New Michigan Central1 J°hn Write returned from CThl- Commercial Mrs. Benedict and Joanne callj I ot Ure total available reiourccs M cago Monday and has accepted a thing to think about during the same*. The Hasting* Ice andI Fuel juppslrom turnedrin a pair af 494 ed on Mrs. Annis Strong of Pin-Jl_^------------—— “ thrt« k*l’le ^od over Perk » t0 lead tf.c Rulh pctfr. saved for Uta purpose of making Un-1 7-^ LansUig Preabytery will hold, 5n81"e*r ,* atamPlnS summer month*. Harold Phillip*, bowling for Vlk- ■Tave,7l " 1 . Recreation league. wn waa wjy, 46a Ur. u>d Mr, Arthur Hooper errMMrt. BUI and plement* of warfare, the current it* annual two-day session here next,111111 at Breckenridge. Colo.. eta *ai........ ......... . —....... .— Mac xacivor iraueo with wiui 473. ar*, Ivor trailed tertalned friend* In honor of MrichQ*«1 hy the Hl-Y lo attend an ccnsumed by most of these “morale Monday and Tuesday. a«T of * day. wlll Ings, in the Commercial League con- ... necu-a for lor a '’select circle" circle score by ov ” Uoow ----------------- ---------------------“ have B three KIUI1C ai»van-1 and Mrs. Gordon Gray'a flnt wed- officers' mertlng at Coldwater last hrMtriara" mteht be reserved for a' Mra. Clement Smith died suddenly Mr. and Mr*. Herb Snyder will nected SSmTuTlhe ?IM t™,0 '•>' m" «»l*»u In lhe Iwelrc PUAS.NT VA1XCY bcxwtera might be reserved for a , evening following a heart:‘eave for Chicago tomorrow to visit a 1 Am. L.nl ol u J., Commercial Le^ue lhe OoralSunday ,UHm> ot Mr. and Mr. ding anniversary Sunday. conspicuous place in "Exhibit A. । attack y 1 relatives and while there will pur­ The Fortnight was publtelted on Martin? "“.year Bn« Hdwe u kadln. Che cred PrmUn war. Dr. and Mr. J. Public morale probably Is nolj D Browp has been made chaae a complete new outfit for a Other outetandkiB scores of the HasUnf:s Lumb*r and CoaU br a P Ruckel and Mr. and Mr*. Ray \perfe«t—since nothing can ba—but1 Chicago manager for the Duplex Printing office. He will set up bus!* without the aid ot lhe adviser day meeting. Everybody welcome Other outstanding scores or me two game marcin Fenton. Mr. margin. The The Tool Tool Room Room Ruckel Ruckel of of Fenton. Mr. and and Mr*. Mrs. HU hadn’t been rather sound to; printing Press,Co., of Battle Creek.' **“ "A ®U^e‘(1R hU week were: Ray Shroyer’* 563 for has a two game advantage over John Kellar of Grand Baplds. Mr. to attend. The choir is learning songs for Tool Room in the Bites League; Dr. the music festival to be held at W. iwm ^u. I. MM, HU . H. EM Ray Flnnie’s 574 for Medics In thei Foundry In the Bliss League. In the and Mr*. Floyd Hogan of Grand­ SOUTHWEST B'lnX-AND have stood up under the impact ™ salesman for he sam Harbor Tndeticndent League: Fr Dillon* Consumers League Middleville te ville. Miss Eldlcne Preston of Grand j Kenneth Dunn returned home Rapids and Mrs. Clyde Jackson and ' leading Nashville by a lone game. The tennis squad lost their first 557, for St. Rose Parish In the! I recently after a stay at Lansing. ell this "booaung". The fsct UUt h>s been done Monday when they have secured children of Lake Odessa. "Mr*and Mrs Vere Howlette and ' Mrs. Nellie l^rman of the Edger meet with Battle Creek. April 24 public morale has neithrr faded nor ot the slx mllea of grBVCi to be ‘Pkndid positions u stenographer*, Sportsmen’s League: Glen Brower * In the Inter-clas* track meet ut 558 In the Consumers League and1 The Women'* City Bowline Tour­ family ot Clarksville were Sunday, ‘H*** ~ drooped tn face'efneonstant.aglta-[ constructed on State Road. Messrs. '"* the fairgrounds Friday evening, the ' AN ENGLISHMAN'S Norman Maclvor’s 560 In the Re­ nament closed Sunday. April 28lh.. visitor* of Mr. and Mr*. Garfield ot Mr and Mni- Pan Doufl***Hon te a most encouraging sign. Cool and Dooley, contractors, expect1 HOUSE IS HIS CASTLE seniors and freshmen defeated the creation League. when the ring Ire were bowled and Slater. 1 Mrs. Clara Robinson of Munkegon E»r > Ume II memed u Ihmuh “ he,e the rued completed b, Sept ( had the dl*Unction.the uir nu I This refer* to the old English law All Events winners were d*- ~MLs* France* Scott of Grand1 came Monday for a visit ^h her!“^0^r.‘?.J11^ 1“^”’ b> the everyone, from Eleanor Roosevelt on( ’ jj B Waterman has purchased of. which forbids lhe bailiff from enter­ of bowling both high and low gama*.driNl 3,^ Mae Palmer waa me Rapids spent the weekend with her sister, Mr*. Wm. Haven* and other rmhm.n Fnslish 1 Ml- McElwatas frreh down. who didn’t know . eaactly; j c Andrus. a kX on Park St. Ing a man’s house without first get- of the week when he scored a big dinner and new city champion In parents. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Scott relative* Geo. Havens, son Erwin and 'c ‘of Ech what lo do first to help the war ef-1 opposite his residence property and llnfi lhe consent of the owner. The 258 first game and in hte last game thc singles by virtue of her 5691 Sunday visitors were Mr. and scored • • • 'Well, vou ask Hubert> scrte8, Emma Carpenter was sec­ Mrs. Carl Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Roy daughter. Dorothy ot Detroit spent ’ «"«»’■ The average or eacn lort. roet. aecKtea AecklM to u> cruise enite out unon upto ■. . wiu IB rmi met » . huuk h«uo.. ;_________ „„ „ ch,lhlim ,n „u „ „„ In the Goodyear Bros Hdwe play ,ond wlth 53g violet Shroyer was1 Jackson. Ardl* and Tommy of Lake the weekend with lhe home folks. । hI^.r V. L. U. Bancroft XHtiUlt ha* 11*0 been UTCll appointed UMlOUIUtCU full head of steam to help "boost 1 C. the unusual occurred when the last th lrd with 534 and Marton Sawyer Odessa Roy Moore of Detroit accompanied.hour daa*. 78. fifth hour ! rltV city attomev attorney and and Del Del Newton, Newton, city city ' the Excise BUI referred to thb law public morale ’’ three bowlers all scored alike Cliff and Hwi ROluh Hed for fourth Ruth Brake spent from Thursday them and was a guest for the week- «»••• ®7marshall Others appointed by when he said. ’'The poorest man Dolan scored wlth SSI M7 BCIIl-B. Mrirs. ----- . ------- 544, Wm. ...... Bchader did place WIUI until Sunday in South Boston with end. The “Doomsday Book" went to Now. however, thl* first out-’• M7 )-or'*-*•> ’oa*k!U -------. are: r». .Dr. Leland Holly/! m||y ln hl5 cottage bld defiance to " likewise and wh*n nused when Dave Goodyear’*a Biued on actual pin*. pins, Dori* TftHaTallabunt of misplaced ktnetlc energy ]clly physician; Charlie Wood, fire »Aa.l W... u .^.l.,a.a.l MJ . ... .. . .. n ..... Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ryser and; Herman Kuball left Sunday for a'pre** April 23. They will be »v*ilall the forces of the Crown. It may­ tolal was completed it registered 544 fcrro ran away with the All Events1 family. Her parents spent Sunday! few days' visit with hl* daughter. able the *last — ----week *- of school; 'The rlseems to be giving way to more* warden; Bert Sparks, »treet comm.; The result* of the week s play are; with - - - a• 1458 to 1*1. -----Ruth-------Prentice■ at Kyser’s and she returned home Miss Marie Kuball midjiister-In-law. printing is being done by the Has­ be frail it'a roof may shake, the con*tructive effort* for the long,; Sam Anderaon. night watch; Guy wind may blow through it. the storm ;'as wu second with 1366 and Charlotte tings Commercial Printers, the en­ 1 follow*: Mrs. Anna Kuball of Charlotte. John Smith spent Sunday near* -----------------------------------------------_ gravings. by John and Ollier En­ lang pull ahead. I O’Ktov flrp «*»«: jMP«r Crfctey. PISTON RING LEAGUE — Ma- Hubbard won third prize with 13581 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of A* a matter of fact, the way thing* r°waUa«tHobte.1 'Sidled Monday at may enter, the rain may enter, but chine Room <3>— Engineers 40': Of- pins. Belding with hl* son Elton and fam-1 Hickory Comer* were Sunday dln- graving Co., Chicago. the King of England cannot enter! fjee 12'—Grinder* (D; Tool Room Leonards are lhe City Champions J Hand now it would be more to the hll home e Hanover St. All hl* force dare not cross the <31—Shipping <0». In the team event and Ruth Pren­ ~ ------------... . point for the public to give some, Guy Culbert. son of Mr. and Mr*, threshold of the ruined tenement.", --------------INDEPENDENT LEAGUE-Woodtice and Jean Brower won the dou-! , ----- —--------------------- —T-. land <2'—Food Center <1»; Junior, "morale boosting" programs for Sam Culbert ha* received on un­ I All together: ’’Keep your temper c of c._l2>_Banner (D: Medic*; blcs event. official Wa*hlngton than vice versa.; P°!n,®en,‘ lhr<^1> . Congreawnan, . At one ume Wohington was way?0''1' K^cham. to enter Annapolis. gentle sir.” writes the manufacturer. (3>_Car seal <o». •Though your good* are overdue for recreation LEAGUE - Ha*-1 The ladle* will hold their annual | (the month, or maybe two We can t Ungs and <3,—Nashville banquet on Monday. May 11th at ahead of the public in regard to . THIRTY YEARS AGO help It. Labors scarce and steel te ( q ( Perk's Tavern <2> — Hasting* :oo P. readiness to withstand the war- April 11. 1812 -------------- ■— ----------------------------- i-i-ras auacaii 'A'—aamaaiiikb ? 7;uu r". M. I*A. at Bl the hit Episcopal opi-vjupm Parish] . rare: cant cel get di.ia.. t>i.. >■ <i> <t,. nmw nn rare; can't get rivets, cant ; Middleville (2i — House and ticket* are now on sale shock. Now. however, it 1* probable, Building operation* planned in the . nnd- may -be obtained ---------- ---------from Theoline that the public is far ahead o(! dty this year'Include considerably dies; these are fact*, we tell no ^,,3^ (J1 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE - Good­ Schader. ticket chairman. Any; Washington While Washington1 over a mlle of P“'cd streeU- an **“ "Johnny's drafted, so Is Bill: all year Bros Hdwe. <3»—City Father*i woman bowler who ha* competed in ..v Cm 7 MdiUpn of two rooms at each the atlll hesitates to take bold, de-. first an(1 M-conj Wttr(j buildings and our work is now uphill. So your <0>; Hastings Lumber nnd Coal the regular league matches is ellg-l cialve action for | fear of shocking at least fifty new house*. AH thl* order, we’re afraid, may be quite a (31 — Hastings Construction i0»; ible to attend The price of the; bit delayed. Still you’ll get It. don’t Viking '3'— Middleville Creamery banquet ticket* is seventy five cents." “public morale." the much abused would indicate at least 4100,000 in and surprisingly patient public is! building improvement* during 1912. be vexed—maybe tills month, may­ (O'; Roush Tailors <3'—State Insul­ tie next. Keep on hoping, don’t say ation <0>; Auto Sport Shop (2>— actually impatient for drastic act Algernon Feck, an old resident of With only one more week to go actuauy impauem jor oraww carlton town*hlp. died Wednesday die; we'll fill your order bye and Moynahan and Paul <!•: Andrus to finish the season’s league bow­ Service (3'—Coffee Shop (01. Uon. n IW“ •• I” ,1 ,he horn, ol hl. MriU. J. E BUSS LEAGUE—Foundry <3» — ling, several good scores were turn-1 Edwards CHARLTON PARK cd In and the last night will deter­ Shop Office <0>; Office <2 ' — Elec ­ Gov. Chase 8. Osborn has Issued1 The baseball season is here again tricians (11; Engineers <2'—Tool mine the leader nf the league. One; a statement that he will not be a' but the park team has been severe­ Room '!• ’game game separates separates the the two two top top teams: teams. ly hit by the draft and war work. CONSUMERS LEAGUE—Middle- and they wUl meet In the last game I For example, such things as the candidate for governor this year. The Loppenthlen Co. has Just in ­ ■jThere doe* seem, however, a pos- vlUc <31—P. and T. <0i; Nashville Leonards are now leading the leathrice-bungled Normandie incident, stalled a cash carrier system such as1 slblllty of procuring a good team 13-—Monica <o»: Offfce <3>: Line gue. Strand i* in second place Just the news of "fuss-duddying" in the is used in the larger cities. | with new players and a new manship building Industry and work agcr. stoppages and slow-downs due to FORTY YEARS AGO . Till* coming Sunday at 2 o'clock April 10. 1902 J I the ground* and equipment will be labor troubles are a worse shock City officers elected at the election ready for ball practice and a practo lhe public than news of further last week and their majorities were: lice game al 3 o'clock. defeats. ----------Mayor a -----------—A.. a A Anoeroon, Anderaon. step., Rep. re 14 p ,nwr .-------------Il would buck public morale tre> (A. E. Renkes. D. wa* hla opponent'; THE PROMPT REPLY From an A™! Army’ truck truck the the 401aler joldler mendously if official Washington. Recorder. J. B. Roberts. Dem.. 106: Frc'nl an would reserve for it* own use somejTrca*.. J. H. DePue. D.. 156: Justice, towedla note to any girl it might Backward Glances Idneer at the Bookcase factory and. I has accepted a similar position with । the Cement factory at Jonesville Dowling Newt High School Note* KAHNTA)LVR]No7 of lhe increased backbone which J Caleb Moore, D.. 34; Bd, Rev. WJJ. # i0nM0me and Hayes. D, ad; Supr.. 1 A: 4th wards. official Washington mistakenly blue You write to me and I’ll write to feels the public still needs. W. Abbey. D. 88. The townahlps you." ; elected nine republican* and nine The soldier got a reply next day: THE WAR EFFORT democrat* to the office of supervisor. “ I received this note and since you’re A nationwide survey of public At a meeting of the board of ed­ blue ____________ __ _ ucatlon Thursday evening. C. F. Here’s two weeks’ K. P. cheer for, effort reveal* some interesting Field was reelected Supt. Miss Clara you." (1C1J । Allison of State Norma! waa choaen It was signed by the soldier's com­ . ’ „ ' to succeed Mias Greta Young, reofficer!___ __________ About 58 per cent of the people. ilgn(< u Uacher or and o„. manding __________ for example, believe Uiat business man Mlss rtcploglc. teacher ot Ida- GRINNING LIKE A and Industry are doing all jio**lblc: tory and English, was not a can- CHESHIRE CAT to produce weapons; 33 per cent didate again and no one ha* yet Al one time Cheshire waa very believe that busmess and Industry I betn selected to fill her place. Prin. famous for It* cheeses which were are not doing enouch and 0 per E J Ed8er Wn8 reelected cold molded into the shape of a are not oomg enougn ana u per pB|rchlI(1 h#$ „turned ,rom grtnnlng cat wlth whlsktr* of cent are undecided , hls lr|p throujh Illinois for the bristles. At first the saying referred In regard to labor—only 37 jier Mishawaka Knit Boot Co. and ex- to these grinning cheese cats but cent of the people believe that the presses himself as well pleased with later was applied to persons who unions in war industries are doing result*. showed their teeth and gums when all can <o help U>c war ell on; »<" BP*'** »“ realtnM aa «r>.,they lauEhwl. 50 per cent believe that lhe unions j are not doing their part while 13, per cent are undecided. When it comes to lhe farmers.! 68 per cent of the people feel that! they are doing everything possible! Sunup 'til after sundown you go smartly in / to step up wartime production of foodstuffs; 12 per cent believe the farmers are not yet going "all oUt" and 19 per cent arc undecided. Most of the criticisms against' business and industry are on the grounds that there is still loo much thought about profits and that in I many Industries conversion to war production has been needlessly slow. । The unions were criticised fori strikes and slowdowns In war in­ dustries. Till* indlcatjd that people] are still concerned about strikes and slowdown* in spite of the fact that both government officials and labor leaders point 014. Hurt work stop­ pages arc only 3.70 per cent ot similar losses at this time a year ago. Many people said they thought the untan* were too "grabby about money." and al least should tone down their demands until the] war 1* over. There was very little complaint about farmers from lhe standpoint! of agricultural prpductlon but most of the 12 per cent who voted "No­ thought that fanners were "push­ Ing too hard to get high prices for their crops." | The opinions expressed above rep*1 resent a cross section of the entire U. 8. A. They may or may not be correct. At least they are an in­ teresting index of what people arc thinking. DIFFERENT VERSIONS Jones: "Here’s that last pair of trousers you made for me. I want them rc-acatcd. You know, 1 alt a tat.’ . Tailor: “Ye*, and I rtope youV* brought th* bill to oe receipted You. know I've stood a toL" • MR. H. LIVINGSTONE from tlx KAHN TAILVRINV; - OF INDIANAPOLIS’- will be at our store on MON. & TUES., MAY 4 & 5 Special Showing of Tine Sprint) and Summer Suitings Mide-to-Order You'll go 1 minty for ■ long lime if your choic< tliclilct either of there eye-tilling. . luprcmety comfottiHc Ten 1 «uh White Uptowns. Au­ thentically ityled over tmart, proper-fitting latti, their ALL-Leather conttruciion impart* an eepemire sir -.. gnev you incrcared eomfon ..long, thape retaining weal. 5-95 Here’s your opportunity to choose from "suit-size” sam­ ples—large enough to give an accurate idea of how they will look when tailored. Every new color, pattern, and weave­ hundreds to select from. Whether you are hard or easy to fit, you will enjoy the serv­ ices of *□ expert, assuring per­ fect clothes styled with indi­ viduality and fine custom char­ acter. Be Measured labile J-le is Jdere, Immediate ar Juture Delivery. TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Good Shoos Properly Fitted" Hastings, Mich. ' Waters Clothes Shop "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy” HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AFRIT, 10, IX? GUESSWORK G FROM MEAT BUI Ous Plies—Ai Adus^liied! QUALITY OF A&P J SUPER RIGHT MEATS THE' 5 TALK OF HASTINGS , u.. Wouldn't YOU Ilk. to tak. th SUPER RIGHT QUALITY . out of m.*t buying? C.rtainly .mb.rr.Mm.nt of gu STANDING RIB ROAST BEEF ROAST PORTERHOUSE STEAK ROUND STEAK LEG OF LAMB LOIN LAMB CHOPS VEAL CUTLETS VEAL ROAST VEAL BREAST VEAL CHOPS COOKED HAMS SLICED BACON TENDER GRAIN-FED ~ JUICY, FLAVORY ’ “SUPER RIGHT’’...QUALITY RIGHT-PRICE RIGHT "Sup.. Bight" m.at. -. “o^.mb, P.,° ALL TENDER LEAN MEAT nd. Thi. m..n. you g.t * ^ay. And plaaw r.m.mb.r ^ijn.n.. ... -- th. common-wn.. prie.. you m. m ~ prim you pay in OU. mark*., apUfS' * A REAL VALUE IN .rnm.nt-in.p«t.d ganuln. brought to you at Havor p.ak, A. pork, veal and all ort,er w minded families purchaie thousands r.„ult, mor. than ‘ "ji"'” ’"‘ rJ .t lZu o£ th... tr.rn.ndou. of ton. of ”Sup.r Right" m.at. -I.., A&P I. ■ Sop., Right” m..t. at .jn “28; -4i: 3«: - 30: 41' -3? 24* -16' 31* W & lb- 17® ANY CHUCK CUT ONE PRICE SUPER RIGHT QUALITY , WI “SUPER RIGHT’’ .. .PREPARED RIGHT $ | Ct MORE m..t and BETTER ma. forW^YOuX^ I Wfhr m..t i. pr.p.rodm pi.... . . . th.y'r. YOUNG, TENDER A REAL TREAT LEAN, DELICIOUS SUPERB QUALITY. „ FROM MICHIGAN MILK-FED VEAL z cl.-.r.'X^om.X .« f®r yuu-H „. of th. quality of A&P "Sup.. Right __ mmf*1 A*P'S “SUPER RIGHT" GUARANTEE w SUPER RIGHT QUALITY MICHIGAN MILK-FED VEAL ' SHOULDER CUTS . WITH POCKET CUT FROM MICHIGAN SNOW WHITE VEAL your back money on any meat purchase that fails to satisfy you Com. to your A&P uk”t horn, .nd prapar. it or H* you -‘••^"'- ■"J^d yo mil no, ..... that it. quality your fauorit. w.y—th.n « y®’1 mMh you h.«. b..n .nd juicy t.ndarn... ... m.u.1 »"•’'J*"/' ** Sup.r M.rk.t. will not buy.,, ., much hi^r w*&gPi,.7ou DOUBLE YOUR YOUR SoNEY .Ski’ 'moVey -------- - . . . । Qualify . FANCY 25c FRESH TROUT” FRESH PERCH RED FISH FILLETSFANCY FANCY QUALITY URGE SHRIMP ............................ UI5SH CAUQHT HITE FISH ,1M £ FRESH CAUGHT --------- FANCY '* - pole stab • ’ * / LB. j-21' u. TIIMMIO ...2k LARGE WERRING 23c SUGAR CURED ..35c POLLOCK FILLETS FANCY SUNNYFIELD TENDER LB. JUST HEAT AND EAT SHANK HALF FANCY SUNNYFIELD BACON SQUARES ANY SIZE PIECE SLAB BACON GROUND BEEF A QUALITY PRODUCT CHOICP CENTER CUTS SIRLOIN STEAK LIAN. OtltClOUI (OILED HIM FANCY UO .. 2k SALMOH STEAK 18c A YOUNG, LEAN, FLAVORY, HERE'S GENUINE QUALITY! ’ fyiadkvi Quk—A* Amayiny 'l/a'Uafy—AU WALLEYED PIKE - MEATY RIB CUTS task SNCO HAM f »>. 31c v SKINUM FRANKFURTERS AlMOUl'S MrLB. 22c -19‘ ■ 27' 2-39' ■38' DIURIHGER U 24c PKG. I I Ptwliiy—Rfyki! TOP QUALITY CHICKEHS s J A FRYING CHICKEHS “ 30’ A ROASTIHG CHICKENS “ 34' FOR STEWING OR FRICASSEE DELICIOUS YOUNG Aa • Xq? PLUMP. MEATY GENUINE LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS Ha SUMW OUAUTY l,24c TURKEYS CAKtFSlY^LtCTtP LI. 3IC MARVEL, ENRICHED BREAD �THT HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL 3*, 1942 I The Young People will have en- FAIR LAKE ■ lire charge of lhe evening service1 **at which Wyman Clagett will be son Earl, and Mrs Mildred Fritx of Mrs. William Roh of W. Grand the speaker. There will be siieclal St. April 21 for silver tea. Mrs instrumental and vocal music. Bessie Woodman, county president,' | The special offering will be given and Oliver guesu from Woodbind I to our Mich. Conference Board of Napoleon. Ohio; and Arthur Knowles were present. Youth * Problems of I ___ _ Christian Edi'catkm for our summer Tbday' by Mr* Alice Griffen waa FIRST CHURCH OF school at Lake Odessa next August. condition is considered serious, fol­ enjoyed by all Mrs Iva Kantner CHRIST. SCIENTIST lowing a stroke suffered by her on reported that a petition of 900 names The subject for Sunday Is "EverKILPATRICK C. E. WILL HOLD April 14th. had been presented to the Bluegill lasting Punishment." LEADERSHIP TRAINING CLASS I Mr. ,n(j Mrs. Charles Pixley were Festival Committee of the Chamber: '■ _ ' The Kilpatrick C. E. will hold a ln Battle Creek on business one day of Commerce that lhe beer truck JEFFERSON ST. class In leadership training on lhe I )U1 week. that has been present heretofore be U. B- CHURCH subject. "VltaKzlng the Christian I ■ ----------eliminated from the parade since Sunday, May 5. at the morning the children who make up the par- worship service Rev. Rlvell will COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS a de come largely from our Sunday bring the meaaage. will be five evenings given to this’ school* and such advertising Is not For the evening beginning at 7 wort. in accoidance with our teachings. : o'clock this service will be In charge Alice Griffin is Instructor of the ------------------------------। of the W M. A. starting with a SINGING BROOK HARRY A. SOTHARD---------------------- “Hymn 81ng“. special music, echoes Mr and Mr*. Henry Sothard of lfo“ Quimby received word April 23 of the death of Ills twin brother, Harry ,^he ChrUtians Defense Program, DURFEE Mrs H. D. Davis and daughter A Sothard of Pelly Banks. Yukon rHTTRCH Winifred spent tlie weekend in Territory. Canada, death having oc-1 wun Him curved on January 27 from a heart ,„K^P X.our chureh With Him. Grand Rapid* During their abattack suffered while on a hunting *IU ** ,he “*’j**L n,'Jt He was oom bum in In Yankee for a synod-wide Jtgtp. _______ ----- - 8und«Y. preparing ne was xansee for tlu. Army Bnd Navy the field with an empty mantire 1'Spring* twp March '2. 1991. the son । of Andrew J. and Elira Mae Both- Commission fund of the Missouri In 1915 he left Barry Co. for Day. M*y »0 _Tb<. in the breast causing lhe hone to ’15,000 This beoutiful piece of property is for sole at a sacrifice os the owner’is moving a'woy. Beautifully located on the bonks of the Thpyiapple river between Hostings and Mid­ dleville. This is on ideal location for one who enjoys the seclusion of a country home. Built ot a cost far greater than the price now asked. This place is worth inspecting and an ap­ pointment to see it con be made by colling 20 ACRES "l| 'l Hl •Illi us. Here's on opportunity of a lifetime to own an estate which you con olwoys enjoy. fof years finally going on Irtto Can--™* °‘ ,MOO° ^n,ofJ?’"** *, Mr' D,vls J'1,nPcd o’11 •»«» un‘ ada where he lived at various places - °”'1 our counlry b, hooked the team and started for lhe Hr Ind been In ooor health for **t>m*ted « 9500 000. bam and Mr. Bull came on the run 'man* years Betides his twin broth- , a™Cr J:h“rTh *111!L,£rUe‘Pale *" *? he pulle<* over *n “ f"?“ eor™’r i er Henry J . he leaves one other.lhe Synod-wide collection. and the bull went by and Davis is brother. Jame« E. of Hastings iwp ORIM--------------------here to tell the story The next day and two sisters. Mr* L F. Smith' TABERNACLE the- buU *“ mtnUa ,U hOnw of Temple City. • “’’d Mrs. IRev MrJ4angcr will be wiih.ua Laurence Pottei of Hasting' ,lext 8unday and wlU speak both :Ai Thursday at Jack Moore's. Col-: n.^.ia.. Tnwl, lected *4.70. ‘ «’Miae. Burial look place at Pelly Banks i morn|nH and evening At the community meeting at the ; s Wednesday evening prayer service, sctpol house Friday evening, lhe fol- »'.« «wr ...» iln the church Study—Opening of ■ „ lowing officers were elected' Pres... .*7’। Mr and Mr*. Wm Cramer. Jr , the fourth seal or lhe "Pale Horv " Mrs. Knappt vlce-prea. Edward 'and Sandra were Sunday guests of Thuraday p m. 2:>0 Women* .Rice: secy.-treas., Mrs. Claud1 <-..a*«n, Mr and Mrs Merle Callihan of prayer meeting at Mrs Sam Shriv-': '' Hunt. A varied program was en-1 Lansing, honoring Mr. Cramer's era on Madison. Come and worship' joyed?_____ __________ I birthday. In the evening they vis-1 with us. lied Mr and Mrs. C M Cambum' -----------and Mrs Frances Poland of West PRESBYTF.RftlN CHURCH ' Mount Hope. While there they re-1 The Youth Union will hold a plcTownsend duo No I will meet Mr* Cramer's brother Sergeant At the Sunday morning worship Wednesday evening. May 6. at the i w_ pastor h—will .... tell about 'False hall, lhe buslnesa session lo be fol-;' Clifford E. Poland, at his destlna-,, the and ~12 will preach on lhe lowed with a program and lunch. Hon i Wisdom" "d -a Chrutilke rhn.iiiu. virtue-* are----------urged to attend and' There will be a Red Cross supper■ theme. "A Virtue " ['Members -------------------gwcsl« are a*c welcome. ai the church this Thursday night? Youth Union meeting at 6:30 p . ■ guesta Our benefit bake sale turned out m. real well with proceed* of around: The session will meet at the|, I Emmanuel Guild of Lhe Episcopal! *17 'church Tuesday evening. May 5 at church will meet on Wednesday? May 6. at'.s the parish Mr and Mrs. Leon Rose and three 7:30. •— - -• —j’ -house for deschildren and Mr and Mrs. Claude, The trustees will meet at the °clock. Rose and Lucille visited at Cha.* 'church Tuesday evening. May 5 at' Hospital Guild No. 19 meets with Rowley's Sunday They were called g:30 Mr* Herbert Freeland on Thuraday. to Hastings by the serious Illness of { The Presbyterian Guild will meet their father Alonxo Rose. al the home of Mrs. Arthur W. Low- Bertha Matthews and Mrs Ruth The County C. E meeting was er. 420 W. Walnut xL, Wednesday । Moore held in the High school gym at evening. May 6 , _ Naahvllle Sunday. The program The Woman's Missionary society . was under lhe supervision of Rev. will meet Thuraday afternoon. May I - circle No 1 of the W ."B. C. Philip Jenkens. Baptist minister of 7. rnrtt Thursday. May 7. al Grand Rapids. It was a reerea, — -ocioca as uw numc ui »n». rr tlonal program with loads of tun. FIRST U. B. CHURCH f Prentice. 426 E Walnut. Election Tiie Quimby-Martin C. E. won the_ . -. . ---- — Sunday, May 3. will be Young: of officers will take place so oil cup given each month for percent­ People's Anniversary- Day. The members are urged to attend, age attendance. ' pastor will bring the message at the ----------- morning service which will be preThe Petunia Garden Club will • British corvettes built to chase sided over by Earl Cappon. president meet with Mrs. Minnie McDonald submarines are smaller and cheap­ of Senior C. E. Society. There will on N. Washington. Thuraday. May er than destroyers and require only be special music and the sermon 7. The new officers will lake their topic will lx* "Enduring Hardness." place at that time. r. .. K T'u! Organizations EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER Stebbins Building Phone 2659 8F . g CCiyurrlj Nrms FOR SALE Wally d««iU4 WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUMN iiimiiTum: Make the Most of Summer with Outdoor Furniture Take "your place in the sun"—be outdoors more, resting and enjoying fresh air. and taking your ease on furniture designed for hot weather comfort. Low« PLUS easier terms. Streamlined Metal Gliders with Spring Cushions There'* new comfort in every inch of this well built colorful cteel glider. 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Ute II Witefyl STANDARD SERVICE YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER IS CAR Choose yours early — don't ba disappointed. Q 4 A Eft No mor® ohtr our Pre«' JL,nf stock is sold! W. A. ROTH, FURNITURE HASTINGS PHONE 2226 CONSERVATION HEADQUARTERS W. 0. MOORE Standard Station Corner. State & Broadway Phone 9118 Hastings DOLBEES • Standard Service Comer State & Michigan Hastings Phone 2697 �THE HABTTNG8 BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL 30. 18U OIEtMEMAN-VEKMEUlXN ASSYRIA ■—J..' I —eCT-s The marriage of Mias Marjorie Mr. and Mre. William Stanton are| A kJFnip A LI I EPIAM Vermeulen, daughter of Mr. and at Charlotte, guesto of their daugh- j AMCKILAh LtulUN which toils cf the Vermeulen ot MiddteviUe. Ur. Un Hattie Moore. later who slopped i ,« v. « ™ Mr. and Mra. Norman Stanton enThe-following nevi coven a pa-1laoldiera in Lm Am Mr* Anna Reed left Monday for’u_ o - ».m.wnrth ot fJnenln Urtalned at Sunday dinner their Miss Isabel Sage waa heme from . Urn a slip of pap a stock's «Ult with relatives in Flint.| * ° K A '1Mr. and Mrs, Orin Cole and Lansing over the Weekend. •MU* Helen Beott of Jackson waslNebr> wu rolemnlsed at the Leigh-, Mr. and Mrs Bud Brandt of Battle Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Dolan spent Penaock brwplUl. Darla* Ural Wrrc. Friday and Baturday tn Indiana polls. a weekend visitor of her aunt and, ton Evangelical church on Thursday Creek, the following babies have been born:1 want* tone soldier Ind. Over fifty were present' At the uncle, Mr. and Mra. Lewi* E. Bhafre ' evening, April 23. al eight-thirty Caller* at th® home of Mr. and A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Price. Nine of the soldiers have already [sail Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom enter­ Caledonia. April 14; Mr. and Mra.| tained relatives from Grand Rapids1 trull spent the weekend with the the p^tor reading lhe double ring ,nd Uri Byron Guy of Baltimore gion hall Tuesday night A very on Sunday. fine turnout for this time of year. Walter Roop. Hasting*. R. 2. a boy i former's parents. Mr. and Mra. W. O. j rvrmnny ' I »nd and Mrs Ehret Scidmore Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Den*mort' SlUPn Bu^d%«uwu ••re Mr and . An afUnwon d;.u old rear of Augusta. The purpose of the occasion was April 15; a boy to Mr. and Mra. Mito spent lhe weekend In South Bend. ' Ruaaell Bauer and sons of w-r worn by the bride and her cor­ The young peoples social gathering not only to get the fathers and son* Schondelmayer. Middleville, R. 3. Ind. on business. ' M u ... 1, sage'waa of white and roae colored scheduled for Baturday night was together but also to increase inter­ April 18; a boy to Mr. and Mra. LeaUr ■nd Mo Merk KelV end. Mr*. rn Robert Burwell *nd tod Miss Mte fioweri. est in the Sons of the Legion. Four­ postponed till a later date. chUdrerr moved Tueeday to their nev j„ n DeOin. .pent the weetend In teen members were signed up at tor Warner. Woodland. April 18; ltY1 Her elrter. Miss Nortne Vermeuhome In Lorain*. I Detroit with Mr. end Mr, Ben Burat the Mr. and Mr*. Ward”Cole home ,hl' ; Wt5J**, J"* •J*eady a boy to Mr. and Mra Donald St. ■ John. 240 W. Madison St., April! the present Incumbent officer* were PJJ*d end Mr. end Mr., rrcnl Add™ jufl<, £ b^n^d SZ J. . rrclm ± re-elected: Kenneth Miller, pre*,,*110* of last year, memberahlp. drove to Adrian Sunday. , Pontiac Inst week holding court bride’*r father was w. __ Bna and aaarion Marion oicvcn*. Stevens. ocv. Sec.--Trea*..Ever ircas.. since the local squadron was Moore. 318 N Church St.. April 22; i Mr. and Mr*. Walter Stanley vis-, drcuil Judge George B. Hartrick Of । rne_onue* ramer was Ited her father. T. H. Boyd, of Fen-!tfw Oakland Co. circuit court sub­ groomsman. The groom, who is a with Eldon Cole leader of the boys' > formed it has had the honor of havmember of lhe famou* Royal Can- group and Mr*. Norman Stanton' big lhe largest membership each venson, Byron Center. R. 2. AprUj ton on Sunday and Monday. .muted in the Barry and Eaton elr-1 adian Air Force wore his uniform | leader of the girts. The memberr will' y«r of any squadron In the Fourth 22. to Mr. and Mrs Paul Rogers/ . MrJ CUrfnr,‘‘ ,W“r‘U,U‘fL.WiM / cu“ Hartrick accompanied A wfQQln„ auprM;r w„ B. wedding supper was served at. iptcl*llse In food preparation, poul- District, and an effort will be made Battle Creek. R. 4. a girl on April emv^rKolL^? I hw h,“tandJ? । k»eA>>omTo7toTbrtde'. parents after ’Tueadav ” lnc.r.tll"tMlta ” "“‘‘J’*’lhe horns of the bride's parents after ca]f r.uina, potatoes and gar- w maintain thU record. 23; a girl to Mr and Mrs. Howard । ------------------------------last — Tuesday. Hastings |>oaple pa—u>u *<•< ... emy. Orana ^uipid*. Tuesnay. poaple who have return- thJ> ceremonv. Newton. 430 Casa St . April 25: a1 Mr. and Mra R F. Sloan of P(j froTn pjortda where they spent *«_ Gteiscmsn is a graduate of d*nln* , j There will be a child welfare tone boy to .. ra Rev wuu the and Mrs nKiu>»uf Kenneth* Charlevoix were guest* Friday eve- the winter are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas'...“t K school at Middleville and I Workm''11 busy re-lnstalllng •Ja-Hvlll, April AnHl 25: •><- a a boy Krcv etlng in Battle Creek. Sunday. ("Irlramlrt Griswold. Nashville. ning of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman. Johnston from Bradenton, who o.. Broorn graduated from the Uni- Ule ,urnace *. l thc Briggs church May 3. at 2:00 p. m. Anyone in- “> Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konieczny Mr. and Mra. F. D Nelson of came IaM week. Mra. M. j. Cro*s. j nXX Teachera Ctol-, basement. . Mr arwt Un rar! w terested In attending may call Com- Ha*tlngs.' R. 5. April 25; a boy toMr. and Mrs Carl Case .W Bal- mender . ,Larsen .for furtlier a.r.n. Mr Mrs Arthur Kav. Nashville Mr. and Mrs. Kay. Nashville. ! details. wnn ner parents wane me groom _ . April 25: » a ooy boy to «r Mr and ana mm Mrs Mr and Mrs F. L Bauer^spent W° R UCoi7»g‘?U"ccX Mre; must a*rejotn d^'u^e^achoorat his unit at No. ’ 4 FtagaL Bomb.nd Mn Th' 100,1 P«» <>» ln Rnbert CoW»- I*kf R Ing end Gunnery echool at Fingal., Y*1'*1,.‘h M M"' W,Uard addition to their other wort eon- APrtl M: • boy th Mr. and Mrs. Sunday in East La ruing with Mr 1 D KnUkem. Mr* Eliza Johnson On . Ont. Funeral service* f Atihrev Swift nrr,prt •‘to Civilian Defense, have Chester Stowell. 430 das* St.. April jnaMrc. orcw Bvarr .aS Oram- ;nd u„. Bu ,nI Included. |nc,udrf lAinercl rcrcto for la, Aabrev W Mr and Mrc Guests at the wMa wedding .n„ senices AubreyS.III. 5»irt.EwaKSZU» 11M,n derienaud tn art *. ti» Umer. »• 28; * boy to Mrs r>M Fred *£ JopAbb* Monday from St. Petersburg. * Mrs Vermeulen Miss Betty Camp- ■ •6^d •ho died at the Oatcow—<tin» and WA*itin» rvm .pings, Nashville April 26' a bov to . ’X.. ““ *«“ *>> »<> “b- K*U>l«n .nd ~ ^|S.U J. ViDceit, Woodtwo daughter* of Lansing were Bun- for Detroit. ivn Chamberlain h*,d on Saturd*v al Johnson • *“. Und Aprtl M. a _.r. w Mr a d day guests of Mr and Mra. Harry- Mn r. jg. Bgu* and ML** Alice, ------------- «»■»---------------funeral hpme al Bellevue with burial ,;Mr* ’ William Capron Lake Oderua ‘ Young. nates returned from Florida Tues-, HASTINGS I In the UnAn crmeterM adjoining his ‘ , "7nr^hu^rii<^l.rPtonr April 27 ThU U a total of IS Mr. ...d Mr, R^m Ftanl. e.arc a„ »OHkN B CLUB I hum, .h„, te ted teed m.ny r^’./drc , rc.7 ! »n teblrc tern m borne last week from Beaumont., Mr. and Mra. A. B. Gldley and! Mias Bernice Jansen, of Settle- year*. H (A Texas, where they iiad spent the!children spent Sunday tn Flint and menl hoiue, Orangeville, was the Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Smith of oI n to Si .....* w. M. h.um v.uc. the date winter month* Owosso. guest .peaker at lhe cloring meet- Nashville were Sunday callers ofi... to .U— Mich ,lh ?m U. ln °. rder rn 10 “«! . J*1.1®’’1* <“*ha,’e? such facllldto. inasmuch as nearly ho‘P‘l* Mr» Bert Dr and Mrs. R G Pinnie and tjgvM McNeil and Harold Brooks ing Of the Hasting* Women's club their sister. Mr*. Clifton Miller and evciy member of the Legion is also! Vermontville. R 1. April: Mr. and Mr*. R. G Hubbard went of Muskegon spent Lhe weekend with. on Friday. Miss Jansen spoke on family. affiliated with one or more other,’4- Master Gary Sunior. 542 N. to Louisville. «•Ky . — today a... .« to attend Mr and Mra w A Murphy. , "The women and children of Japan ”; The Neighborhood Joy birthday organizations they are requested to Boxwood. April 25: Master James the Kentucky Derby. • Mr. and Mra. Warren Roush were Going there In 1929 it took her two! organization postponed from last call this matter to the attention of £*‘y'J* l' ,M'’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jessen and guests ot Mr. and Mrs. John Tlialer. years to learn the language and cus-: Friday, will be held on Tuesday ar any organization of which they are ®weet.®‘y' ‘V *' Aprtl i two children have returned to Chi­ of Freeport Bunday afternoon. . , tom* before *he could begin her the Mr* Veda Campbell home with a member and get favorable action! «• ; cago after visiting Mr. and Mrs Mra. MagSie Gldley of Owosso te work aa supervisor in missionary Mra. Coy and Mra. Ruth Swartz as­ on it at the earliest possible date. **• Woodland. R 1,, Clarence Crawford, for a week. spending lhe week with her son and ’ schools. She also spoke of her work, slating, • • • (April 25: Mra. Dora Colemar.. 4181 George Fulton of E Green St., was family. Mr and Mra. A. B. Gldley. in a settlement house in Chicago. | Mr and Mr*. Hugh Case called at The new flag pole has been erect- 8 Church, April 23; Fred Hooper/ called to Youngstown. Ohio, to at­ Mr*. Maurice Lamble went Wed- ’ The Hasting* Women'* club chor- the Sperry Thomas home on Sat- rd on lhe south half of the Legion. Middleville. April 26; Mrs Keith tend the funeral of hte brother-in­ nesday to Ann Arbor where *he will us sang three numbers directed by urday to sec Mr. and Mra. Witeon lol facing Green street and lhe com- Chase, Ml W. Center. April 21: Mrs law. Fred Ench. reluming on Sun- visit her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lower. April Song by Thoma* Mr. TTiom** will *oon begin mittee U to be commended for the Harry Bush. 812 N. Hanover. April Mr*. R. B. Rouse. - Harleson, Lone te lhe Wind by training In the Air Corps while Mr* flt.a ’11* Vta W * •' ILake 'I k-a Odtua. >• fine fob. T. It la is —a decided Infprove- OO 20:' **0 Mrs. OUle Davis: Mr. and Mrs Otto laenhath were R W. Cook. Dr. DeForrcst W*l- Mitchell-Howorth and Lord'* Pray-, Thomas will resume her work at ment and in the course of time the April 20; Mrs O. C. Hewltt,*CIarks-1 in Grand Rapids on Sunday and ton. and William Bert were at Ced- er by Malotte. Alexandria, Va. lot will be needed and landscaped Ville. R. 2. Mis* Josephine Hedges.! called on Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pet- nr Springs Tuesday evening where, The program was tn charge ot the, The W. 8. C. 8. of the Briggs in a manner that will make lhe City. R. 2. on April 25: Miss Marjory I ? tengill and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice a new Rotary Club was organized. . public welfare committee, Mr*. Rich- church will meet on Thursday- for comer an asset to the community. Johnson. City. R. 1. April 24: Har-lo Mrs Anna Johnson, Leo and Don/ ard Groo* chairman. Tea was »erv- dinner. Mrs. Hugh Jones and Mr* Button. HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHCRAFT old Pennington. Delton. R 3. April IV Mr. and Mrs Edwin Smith spent Mias Beulah Bum* and Miss Caro- ed by social committee, headed by Stoddard in charge, SOUTH THORNAPPLE • 16; Robert Gutcher. Nashville. R. 3 ■ X AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Earl line Han*en visited Mr. and Mr*. Mra Byron Fletcher. Miss Norma Case of Lansing spent Mr. and Mrs James Johnson of and Master Fred Garber, Delton. R. • v Smith in Detroit. Other gucsto Nick Vukln of Grand Rapid.* SunAt the bu*lne*» session, annual the weekend at the home of her Hastings were Sunday guests of Mrs 3. on April 21: Mrs. Mary Bales. IX were Mr and Mrs. Eben Smith of day I report* were read by lhe officer* , parents. Mr. nnd Mre Hugh Case. Hattie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Woodland. R. 1, and Ml** Clara X Toledo. Mra. A. E. Trim attended a birth- Mr*. L. E. Barnett, retiring presiMr. and Mrat WILsou Thongs of Theodore Wlerihga of Grand Rap­ Blocher. Woodland. April 21; Karyl < Mrs. Clara MacLachlan. who Just day party In Nashville Monday af-ident, presented the incoming pre*l- Boston. Ma**., are spending a few Ids accompanied by Mrs. Hattie Livingston. Clarksville. April 22: Miss X returned from Florida. U spending ternoon In honor ot her niece. Miss' dent., Mr*. Robert Shannon, who days with hte father. Sperry Thomas Daisy Lowell. Ha*tlngs. April 20. iv the week with Mr and Mrs. Harold Norma Schulxe. and visited other passed out the new year book*. of Bellevue, hl* brother. Leon temoon. having driven to Mrs.' Stev­ Those now registered for major X Foster before returning to her home relatives and friends until WednraMrs. Guy Keller, in behalf of lhe TTtomas and family, and other rel- ens' cottage at Gun lake. surgery are Mr*. Paul Mix. Ver-!^ club members, expressed thanks and alive*. In Bay City montvlUe. R. 2: Clare Bureh, DowlV Mr. and Mrs. Basil Turner of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Adair and Mr Mte* Dorothy Roush and Miss Sue appreciation to Mr*. Barnett for her Mr. and Mrs Carl Holtom of As- Flint brought her parents. Mr and Ing. R I; Mrs. Joel Hummel. Nash- X nnd Mrs. Loren Boyes spent from Rawley of Borges* lioapilal. Kala­ splendld and efficient work as club *yria Center entertained recently Mrs. James OUiver home after a week ville; Mrs Cecil 8. Barrett, Nashville; X Friday till Sunday on a fishing trip mazoo, and Miss Frances Anders of president lhe past two years. I al dinner with her parents. Mr. and spent with them and their son. Rol­ Mrs. Douglas DeCamp. Nashville. R. i V There were about one hundred in Mr* Hugh Jones and Yvonne, land and family. on Hie Pine river and had a nice Harper hospital. Detroit, were guests 2. and Mrs. Bessie Hubbard. 814 E. X catch of trout. of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush Fri­ attendance at this meeting. Louis Jone* of Grand Rapids and Marshal) St. , You Dr. and Mrs. G. L Lockwood. Mrs day evening. ------ --------- « a » 1 Brandparents. Mr. and Mr* Cha*. Medical patients are Joe Ryan. IX slstlngzwt lhe Bam McKeown home SOUTH BOWNE Jones of Battle Creek. L B Lockwood nnd Mary Lou Sulli­ Hastings. R. 2: Dennis Yarger. 1102 X She also assisted Mrs. Andy Mc ­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Cosgriff of On ^prll B one of a series of four van were in Detroit on Saturday at­ 8. Broadway; B. F. Hlnderleiter. 240 J Keown with papering at the resi ­ Lowell. Mr*. Jennie Pardee and) meetings sponsored by the Barrv tending the funeral of the former's Garfield. Battle Creek; Mrs W. D.i Wanetto Bhray were Bunday after- county Horo(, Exu^on Council dence where they are going to re­ brother-in-law. Norbert Sullivan. Bennett, 838 E Mill St.: Master Carl I „ the ehureh side. known as the Mr*. MarvJn. CVi­ Main. 403 E Blair St.: Master Don-1 noon callers of Mr. and Mrs Chester, Mrs. William Mustard and daugh­ “Bullet Sears" starring Baxter of Middleville Wjth the Lacey group entertaining. ler farm. ter Elaine, have returned to their Regis Toomey, Adele Longmire aid Pickard. Middleville. R 2. and i Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Parker of inr u»c oi o( enneneu enrtchrd nuur flour wm will w be home in Ponj lac after “ ' a * two * ‘ Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Walters and Mrs. Hugh Riley. 320 W. Walnut St. i week**' Excitement, thrill* and melodrama »■. id..................... Mrs Walter as a doctor and nurae are held cap- Battle Creek were caller* at the Will demonstrated by Mary E. Built*, family were Sunday callers of Mr visit with 5 Mr* Beit Tinker. 213 8. Michigan, .Home Extension Agent Tlie work and Mrs. Carl Troutwine and fam­ and Reed Cooper, Alto, R. 1, have , nnd Mrs. Nell tive by a gang of ruthles* killer*. I Mishler home Sunday. Stanley and "Below the Border" itarrtag I We are glad to report that Mrs. A. for [942.43 program will be ily. Adair. submitted to minor operations. l| , T. Eash U getting belter from her planned. Mrs. Leon Delano of Grand Rap­ Buck Jone., Tim McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Francis Olllver were William Thurketlle. Middleville, The Rough Rider* are hitting the, recent operation and is now at the Mrs Bemajd Tasker of Assyria Sunday guests at the Mason and was brought to the hospital follow­ ids and Mbs Belva Riley of Mid­ trail again to clean out a hot-bgd home of her daughter. Mrs. Helen center has been chosen to act on the land were called home last week by Olllver hottie. ing an accident when a log fell on committee at the lhe Illness of their mother. Mrs. of trouble near the Mexican Border. Burkey of Hastings for a few days hospitably James McKeown Qf Chicago ha* hl* leg. HL* condition is improved. 1 before returning home. Achievement Day of the Women's been spending a few day* here with Hugh Riley Her condition U great­ Cesare Romero, Carole Landis, The Keller baby, who has been Milton Berle In | Mr. and Mra. Milton Murphy of Extensa project held at Hastings hl* parents, Mr. and Mrs Kam Mc­ In Lhe Incubator since birth. U mak­ ly Improved. | Grand Rapids spent several days al on May 5 George Mar’s of Norfolk. Va„ sen -A Gentlemen at Heart" Keown and family, alio his cousins ing a. wonderful gain in weight. With larceny In his eyes and the Stove Miller home. ... ■ of Clarence Marts. Hastings. R. F. Andy and James McCrea. When born, lhe baby weighed two D. was home a few day* last week "lovely" on his mind, the suave 1 w. H. Pardee spent the past week LOCAL YOUNG FOLKS Elizabeth Dickson, who prepares pounds, then dropped to 1 lb. 12 A gathering of friends and relative* Romero leads this gangland Invasion! at the Edwin Nash home in Clarks- HAVE DOUBLE WEDDING the hot lunches at the Gales school on., and on Tuesday weighed 4 lbs. . ! At Bryan. Ohio, on Baturday, also assisted at the home of Mr 8 oss. a fine tribute to the care with a potluck supper was given in of the art world and becomes in- ville. volved In one nn. hilarious hllarlnin escapade Mcanartc atat-1 Miner Mir King -------visited '-••-J *->•> Friday —• ‘-»• after— ! April •—■< •• 11. — at »four --------o'clock'In ■-«—•-•I- •»-the -' afhi’ .honor Saturday evening. and Mrs. Ward Bender and family given and demonstrating the value 1 noon with Alice Gardner and temoon. tour Hastings young peo- during Mr*. Bender'* illness. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Reed andi ,ter another. of on incubator for such small "Ring of Steel" Hirer starring starring I brother Emory Lowe. 1 pie were united in marriage at the daughter of Richland and Mr. andl . “ Ring of W. W. Miller who has been split­ babies Speneer Tracy.-Garson I Fred Declalre of Barryton was a I home of the offidaUng officiaUng minister. ting wood and fence post* and Mrs. Carl Phillipa and daughter of------------------------------- ■ Kanin Guild No. 8, Mrs. Jacob Rehor. Presenting an inspiring panorama Wednesday caller of Mrs. Jennie the Rev. Emil F. CarUton. pastor of building poultry fence for Mrs. Hat- chairman, has donated 19 qls. of Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of of activity In some of our army , Pardee. | lhe Presbyterian church, who read Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Deakin*. Mrs. tic Johnson finished Friday and fruit and vegetables; 4 glasses Jam Phillips and daughter remained for training camps, with actual soldiers' Mr. and Mra. Vere Carter of, the single ring service for each cou- went to assist Oliver VanKerk on and 7 dozen diaper* provlding the action. Pleasant Hill were Wednesday eve- pie lhe week. lhe Mrs. Lizzie Stevens farm, with Thirty-nine patients were regis­ I ning guests al lhe Lacy-Porritt MUs Neva June Stanton, daugh- spraying fruit trees and planting tered at the hospital on Tuesday Mrs Enar Frandren attended a “Larceny, Inc." starring home. ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Armour. iwlatoes. Mr. VanKlrk has taker afternoon, extra bed* having been Pl Phi luncheon tn Grand Rapid* Edw. G. RoMnaon, Jane Wyman Telling the story of a man who1 Mr. and Mra. Jerry Blough are on, became the bride of Vernon D. the peach orchard across the rood placed tn some of lhe rooms and tn Certal nn Baturday. Salurday'evening Mr. and Mrs Frandsen and Mrs. Orville finds that running a regular bust- the sick list. Mr*. Lucy Yoder of. Steenbock. She wore a suit of light on what was known u Ute Ortn the nursery. The large number of & Precooked Sayles were dinner guests of Mr. ncas enterprise was more profitable Illinois and Mrs. Rachel £tehl of । blue herringbone tweed with turf Roberts' farm, to manafe this *ea- patients and the shortage of nurses I Zion Hill are their guests for a few tan accessories. and Mr*. John Nichols (Madeline than cracking safes. Cereal QEc son. bring added duties to the regular ------------------ --------------------- I days. I The others «ho were married at Brown i. nurses who are struggling bravely to Precooked fcW There were ubeauty in wwvr. Egypt’, .. mTs. Jen —",“ shops -K— •. pgfdet received a thtVme time were Mrs Beth HavMr. and Mrs. Reg Winslow enter­ keep everyone happy and well cared And whatever letter from/ner cuuaui. Mrs. •*•■. Mattle — su*rn. daughter w. .. and Mra. n/hcr cou*ln. . en Boyes, of — Mr. tained their daughter. Mrs. Clair 5.000 years ago. for, and they are hoping for a let-up *.<r« Arthur ,.lbu. W. tlZ Uavan Wh1I,t H. U that Mrs. Haven, and and Walter Hager, and little son. Bobby, of Wa­ the Egyptianword for“shop" is we, N(Uh nf Muskegon, saying that Med.. 50c bet it was spelled like lhe CfiUto*-j Frankie Nash Miller of Texas, forSieenbock. Her tan and blue drewterloo. Ind., the -past two weeks. On mM|y of Bowne. passed away with maker suit was worn with brown Good Morning: Friday Mrs. Hager and Mr*. Winslow lenl of “shoppe." accessories. The brides had slmvisited Mr. Hager's parents In Ver­ --------------------------------------------------------- । pneumonia and a stroke Flowers speak softly in many lanMr- and Mrs. Jake Oles* and, liar shoulder corsage* of sweet peas montville. daughter*. Corrine and Mra. Vivian and rosebuds. Mr*. Levi Payne ot Muskegon Congratulations on lhe safe ar­ Anderaon visited their son and The grooms are sons of Henry rival of the new baby—Good cheer came Wednesday for several days' Owned end ihiiM ky brother Harold and family at Grand । Steenbock of Hastings. to Uie convalescent—Joy. love and TBBSSA CLEVELAND Both the Rapids Sunday and were also callers ” -u of ,x “ bride* graduated hope for tha. wjdding day—Love, Henry Cook. Mrs. Fred Caro and. Mrs. Howard Allert of Grand Rapids' at the Archie Thomas home of Cas­ from the Hastings High school and happy memories on that anntverDelton ere now employed at the also spent Wednesday with Mr. and cade. ^n.OyTrJ!m. areHastings «*O'-Deepe»t sympathy to the beHOTEL HASTIMQ* Floss 1711 Quarterly Conference for Prairie­ Large Mr. and Mrs. Claude Yeltor of Mfg. Co. T----------------------------- ■*'' ** Mrs. Cook. ville, Delton and Milo Methodist i West Carlton were Saturday eve­ Boy Scout Executive Julius Knowl­ churches will be held tn lhe Delton } ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art ton expect U^bc el Duck lake, north church Friday evening. May 1. Rev. of Muskegon, from Friday till Mon­ •ucnaruson. Richardson. ‘, .----- be E. IL Babbitt. Grand Rapids, district, Wanetto Shray is spending an Vernon Bteenbock is employed on| J0 day assisting with lhe recondition­ . ... We will have many beautiful superintendent, will be tn charge of, indefinite time With Mrs. Jennie his father's farms. I— ' ing of Camp Shawondosse. A group Floral Gifts for her. Such aa—Hy- the meeting. of Sea Scout* from lhe Grand Val­ Pardee. Her people left last weekHEFFLEBOWER-MARSHALL ------1 drangeas, drangeas, Calceolarias. Rose plants. The members of the Delton In­ ley Council will also assist with lhe for thalr new home at Lake Odes- ■| a quiet and pretty wedding took1 miniature porch boxes. Cacti garland Lakes Garden dub will spend STEAM HEAT work. I place at 3 p. m. Bunday. April 26. at dens. Geraniums. Martha Washing- Thursday May 7 In beautifying the M„. Paul HoHnun .nd Mr., t,-' ' mS“ SA I .................. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crans of Mid­ । lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd tons, comblnaUon plants. Petunias । village of Delton. Tlwy will set out I HOT St COLD WATER dleville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. dr. K*rcher were rrldex evenin. ot Meple Grave when' Puehelee. vwes ot errented cat1 shrubs and plant flowers All mem8B0WER BATH Dan Lewis on Friday and Saturday. eMlerc on Mr, Jennie PMdee. , ,hMr Ar,ene bK,m, Bowl, cun.Uon, Snap. ।I „„ *ra are „„„ urged „ to lun tum, out and help. Mrs. Carl Finstrom returned LANK-C1U1H .lhe brW<! rd c,tl Hetttelrower. «m druorw. —d* Mid Jf you h,Te Ihruta 0. pranU pleere Thursday from a three weeks' visit Mti Ceat Dorothy Creln CN- »' Mr. end Mr.. Semoel Hrttlehow. G.rdeniM Mother will be proud to --------------- ------------ --- --------------with Lieut, apd Mrs. Hartley Fin­ oio .eSSe SSnrcr at Mr Tad er ot WeodUnd. tier, t B. ord- wear ...V eora.e tram you. and bring them A pot luck dinner will be enjoyed on the church lawn at strom at Fort Davis, N. C., the lat­ Si C D ShWMUrr? rtunw ’in Woodland road th. Unale you will be hippy lo wear one la Mrs. c. D Bheiienbarger. Hasting*. < rtd« **** *** —«»«—•••<• “ th. pr~n« ot her honor. ----- -• —---••» -noon. Please bring table service, ter reluming with iter. Enroute S?™ bSE “ Mirle^X ceremony In became K. the bride of Merle James j*1’1* ceremony in lhe presence of her honor. ___________ __ _____ I sandwiches and one other dish of home they visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy wetme inc onoe oi asene n>i>uvM Borne of you may not have a livfood Lane son of Mr and Mra. John lhB immediate relatives. t------ -• ----------- • , r Finstrom and baby at Louisville, Ky.. .. mother, -- --------------------------- for her. K.. T|i< ,U1 to|d Une North Burdick street, in a1 The bride wore a floor length ing wear---Hower, for two days. ceremony performed at six o'clock dr»** <>r •<!“* nfl *nd c,rT1Bd Zre ^*r'1 * ,terncxln meeting afternoon meeting at at me lhe nome home oi of Saturday evening. April 25, at the' • boutluft white *weet pess and Iful as the Howers you are wear- Mrg pennels Thursday, home of Mr and Mra Goorie Erl- r™*5 The bridesmaid wore a floor Ing May 7. wins, Mlles avenue. The Rev. Wil- »«ngth dress of pink net and carDo’ m.T°10 de“r” The regular meeting of lhe W. 8. Horn T. Hill performed the service i ried a mixed bouquet. After the ®““diy' “•y. p. .... C. 8. of the Methodist church will tn Che present of lhe Immediate ceremony the wMdtog cake was cut u be held at the home of Mr* Russell Discover for yourself the exhilarating beauty families ,nd served with ice cream. Their be «om from Goodyear Bro*. Store Motl Wednesday afternoon. May 6. treatments you can obtain at Jean's Baauty Shop. The couule was attended by Mr many friends extend congratulations “nd our Greenhouses, 104 E. High, Mrs. Arthur Lathrop. Mrs C. E Make an appointment. urd Mre. trl-me •ad lulMdd Ur., “ Mr. M Mr. Hente&wer. . gSrSemLCOJt, norlll. Davis and Mrs Bertha Adams will prepare the program lhe society The /act that no two people look: p. 8. We hate many small flow- la making plans for the Mother­ 'served by MUs Dorothy Johnson. MAL'HINELESS SSM UP, OTHERS FROM 81 AS. t things from exactly lhe same^ertng and vegetable plants for that Daughter banquet which will be i Mto!d£'Hastln*a hlah' —• -• *,e* U rsasonwhy we'victory garden. . la tHee raaadw. MrHv *• vlrctnrv oarden EE?1 makm held tn lhe church Wednesday eve­ Finger Wave QAc “ lnlerMUn« t0 ,n-l WUcox Florut • TH! RIXALL JTOU" APPOINTMENTS ning. May 13. MUs Bernice Jansen Dried OU school and the American Beauty, onaiiv on *aw * 'College. Pantons Beauty School * necessaryAdv. 4-30 will be the speaker. Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to AH Kalamazoo. She It employed at the. ............................................................... A fatalistic attitude towards the ’ Kalamazoo Stationary Company Hew England suffered a drought world is not compatible with great Ths P. T. A- will meet Fndav eve­ j Mr. Lane attended school In Kala-1WWle the Great Lakes tommy was art The production of great art Phon* 2131 Prompt Delivery Servlee I mazoo. and is with the Sutherland being inundatod. What U that requires faith in lhe possibility of ning with the 4-H Club in charge. Families not having children in Paper Company.—Kalamazoo Qa- Washington Ofllc* for Production change and improvement—C. E. M 4-H club, plea* bring cake or cookjaetta. ' and Distribution tor? -Joad. . PERSONAL MENTION Pennock Hospital ill Spring Headliners SUITS AND TOPCOATS Assure you of the best in value and the latest style! 1850 t0 4250 can do . .... ^"BAIRDS The Theaters BABY WEEK EVERY WEEK AT OUR BABY NEEDS HEADQUARTERS Flower News The BEAUTY BAR ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Spring Beauty . . . Community Notice* DEXTRl-M ALTOSE 19‘ PABLUM CEREVIM JOHNSON'S BABY OIL JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER JOHNSON’S BABY SOAP ZBTPOWDER 63c 39* 46* 43‘ 21 25‘ 49* Needed Items for Baby! Nipples Baby Lotions Bottles Baby Cream* Bottle Warmers Blanket Clips Diaper Linings Rubbar Pants Gift Set Rubber Blocks Baby Scales Rattles Bath Sets Vaporisers Many More Necessary Items Carveth & Stebbim JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP �THE HASTINGS BANN1. THCT8QAT. APRIL30, 1MI | THE CHURCHES MmmP' KI0HTT sixn-H tear -i---- - BaUred al the mci offleo at BaaUaaa. MirLl<ta aa uanl elate natter. ■ Sheldon Agency AU Kinds of lusrsscs Surety Bonds Mom 2113 Hutlngs tf. Swenson Agency 100 W. Stat« SL CLASSIFIED BATES 1W« par ■!»!■>■ ot 30t. DUpUy Un a a eat In cayt oi blac* fare type ISe Mr Use. Fira* UaerUon l’,|e f*r word. oott per ward, iataaliaman charge SOc. 10c addlUoaal wUl ba charged ter *11 rater are ter caah. Ade Mt »*ld for by Wadaaaday tel lawtag will be ebars«d aa addl Uoaal lOe far carrying rareixn ClaaaUled Bale Sa par word. Minimum charge 40c. jcARDS OFTHANKSj *’ *'| On Tuesday of tail week. Hastings •ader Extension Group No. 1 met at lhe home of Mra. .W. J. Field for the Hut meeting of the year, all mrm. ber* being present. - After a cow»n operative dinner, gift* of apprecla,p**' tlon for leadership during lhe year f i were presented to Mr* B p Cowles and Mr*. George Slocum Later the women played court whist with 1 prises going to Mrs Cowie* and Mr* hwk j Chester Long. HOUSEHOLD GOODS—FOB. BALS h>n SALK— May 1 tad 3, oewlag eaawfhrr’ farahBra fur whu-h I ha*a aa a.e al air heene. 1030 A. Je<ferx.o l _ Phone *li3. _ . _ _ 4 30 IOR BAl.e —3 pier- daernpoet aallA Cheap U( E lleean brtw..o 4 and It. , J.30 LIVESTOCK—FOB SALE FOR BALK—IO b*ad ot work harara (.tired from |2S Io SISS, Owen Var »•"I mtlea ea.l of lla.Iil.*. -n Plata Rd SI FOB MALE—Haanaae milk «Mt Jn.t tee.h Ala.. Billy guM, 3 era.. aM. AUTO-BOOT, MOTOB »fl for lhe pair. Juarph Kauffm.n SERVICE. BETAptlMO , Fr-ejmrt 4 30 need fendfjC wokk» ui «* *<«* FOR RALE—Jeraey row. calf by aide. yaw an Know tha real befere Iba /b fa alerted lire.a Motor •Ut wa"! ‘*"2* a * ’ ’ 4 30 . ’.It QUIMBY EXTENSION GROUP I The following officer* for the I coming year wrre elected at the re­ . cent meeting of the Quimby Exaill tension group: Chairman, Mrs. KenIl neth Reynolds; secretary-treasurer. Ill Mr*.- Cameron McIntyre: leader*. —=ol Mr*. Harold Dcntey and Mr* Floyd । Armour; recreation chairman. Mr*. . | Erie Carlin. ThU group ha* been roll MIL I very active during the year and ho* made numerous home studies of — such topics u "Better Breakfuis": THE GRANGES bBAKF. CHECK-UP—Wa're equipped FOR BALK—Holet.la raw fr-.h May 11. .rr.nd ..IL Furdaoa^ trariur with dyaaaalr brabete«>ia< machine Bret TU.|, die laika north of fra irtaa Illa ___ ___ 4 30 dillea yawr brake.. Driea in — Fann Bartas Stat* Agent, _ Re.t.m_Motor Helm, lliatlaga. 4 30 FOR KALE—3 'geldiage. aged 7 and tf MtlTtitt CHECK IT —Ileaay .iimmer ■9 art. List! dark La>.. Charl-a drieiwe «all» f"r "fiw here __Ilyjhea.^PealrimilD.. ________ 4 30 at eqr rara»» We make ah needed SALK—Two 7 reae old Holatrhta. repair*. «di»at«e»l*. Btepe op rar FOR ape With ralL other da. lo frrahac ■ ffkienrr at aanall roatf Drier In. -now llawd. A Hammond R-n>inrrurr llara*a. Barr S Uatroth. IlaaLhl Y»ur Sale With llnae W 3<l FOR ttAI.hw-elo-l J year old r«lt. HENRY FLANNERY WKKCKKD.CAMN MADE TO look »~>d • ’ ■ . ,11.. on 14 aa new. Aotn Lode and feaad-r work V R. Watneg. Woodland l*h>,ar NASHVILLE PHONE 3201 a apeeiaity.— Altnha Body Hh«p. Haa MM . t h) Dale* cau be made at Banner office. HOW ABOUT TIIOXE SPARK pU(. > rear, old and eaTf. gfn.l; withoui Brake.* Battery termlaalaf Start. rail. $»S.Od; an- Guernaey Imll. ready rr! CarlsaretinnI Ii pay. la hate a raapletr .berk ap errnUtly—Mo> 4 mi nnrthae.f ciaverdaD. 4 30 rahaa S Pawl, lar, Kurd tlaeaallaalit>(. 4 39 FOR SALK—ctolee of 3 »..^l work harae*. Fleet boa— ee.t of Rutland 1 town hall an Oan Lak- Hoad. 4 :>•» | EMPLOYMENT-­ OPTOMETRIST HELP WAXTED . • FOR BALK—Black mare. 10 ya.ra old.l Pancoast Bldg. ■ Hasting* W(L 1000. aoand. <ch.J wulkar. <>wi i C-nt-r Rd 3>i milea. >» mil- •■nib i WANTED—Itri'rr t» delia-r trailer*. < l.re.l.r Bull *30; heyal C«arh. 4 no Phone 2703 tf. HALF.—Bia. k roar- w*t IMO; WANTED--tllrl for li«hl h»u«w.rk and FOR Iba. gmd Hjirk-T Omrgr Hu... 1 rare of « yr. .44 ehild. Mra. Kern mate 3. lrr.n< twp near Reel. ! Yon art always near a Stata AUCTION SALES After a delicious luncheon, served lined Suppers". Studies on these by Mexdames Kraus and Barnum, topic* have been supplemented by the Home Literary club wu called practical demonstration*, to order by the president. Mrs Rose1 -----------. __ ... .... .. .... . rirrr rwvwwatnw DR. L J. CASTON siring membership wax placed on the waning list until a vacancy. tlien introduced and gave a most Every than feels instinctively that htipfUl talk on nutrition. The next all the beautiful sentiments In the world weigh leas than a single lovely the Mar morning breakfast. Mesdames Vandertie. Quick and Whidby assistant hoateases. Mrs Emily Wilcox. Mrs. Herbert Marshall Furnaces Coal. Gas and Oil Fired Repairs farnisktd tad EXTENSION GROUPS ^Hemoruon in- field shopping.' ECON-O-COAL STOKERS operation Salurdxj1. Several friends and neighbors liave called on him the past week. Eavsstrooghiag C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. quet at the Hickory Comers school Friday evening. A pot luck dinner and program JERRY ANDRUS FOR ttif.E—The Mjrr. farm )<j.l ra*l af.lla.tinga on Ntalr Rd.. known a. lhe Julia HlrH pl«re Call or write Dew •r Herd. Ada, Hatting., phon. 346^ given and the reports for the quar­ ter. Rev Winston Slone. Hastings, gave a helpful and inspiring address We were happy lo have Rev. and FARM IIIH'ME tor rant. 1. railr aouth •nd mile raet ot Clotarda e. 10 milra K. W. Ila.i.ac*: brick hotter. good mniliti.ni. tlerlririty Wi 1 real land by field. Inqufrr Mra trace k-en.fa. 4 SO AUCTIONEER List you Auction Salts with DEWEY REED Estimate* cboorfally given. Dat*a Sale Household Goods Shipping Livestock Michigan Ave. Every Saturday Friday, May,!, 1942 JAKE DEPRIESTER HENRY PREDUM Company Hastings stockyards, phone 25M, or call 717—FS through Ihe MILLER S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS PAINT CLEARANCE BUT TIGERTOUGH PIANO TUNING Call E. T. WOOD AUCTIONEER I donate $5 to tha Red Cross out of every Auction Salo. LOREN COPPOCK C. “BILL” SHERWOOD CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS $11 THAT SHILL INSURANCE □•tel Halting* Ph. MONTGOMERY WARD CASH For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum. Brass, Copper & CLENN F. LAUBAUGH NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Wunderlich of I Hastings visited at the home ot E. Brodbcck Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs Karl Eckardt and Bruce and Mr. and Mr*. Ray Scheel. visited Mr and Mrs. Andrew Finkbeiner at Middleville Sunday after- 1 noon Miss Joyce Eckardt spent Sunday | afternoon with Miss Mardelle Harms I Truss Fitting EXPERIENCED FITTER |,| BROOKRIDGE FARM PULLETS FOR SALE CHAS. A. SCOTT & SON Phone 71GF1-1 Route 4—4-M COWS - $6.00 Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS SO OTIEI ’’•Mif Awi WORK SHOE Mr. and Mrs Walter Cooke were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooke and family at By­ ron Center. Mrs. Lvdla Schuler and MUs Olga | Eckardt were dinner guest* at the' home of Mrs. Clara Klopfenstein’ in Woodland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parthing of Woodland were dinner guests of Mr. i and Mrs. Ben Schneider Sunday. *M Ma. Michigan Avanna HORSES - $7.50 Wo have a collector stationed In Hastings to give immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges. 01 EKITI LHE ' ■SflS WOLVERINE WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK SHELL HORSEHIDES KITTEN soft! — Not just fancy language — but sober fact. So is that TIGER TOUGHNESS claimed for WOLVERINE SHELL HORSE­ HIDES. They feel like moccasins on your feet — dry out as soft and pliable u ever after aoaking, yet . they wear LIKE OAK! That means supreme work shoe comfort plus the very ipost In months and mile* of wear we know how to sell you. Ask us for proof— WE HAVE IT. HORSES $7.50 COWS $6.00 �THE HASTINGS BANNER SICTION TW< HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 30. 1942 EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR BARRYV1LLE W C T II Pr<*« 1HOU11I SHULTZ --------------------------- ,---- I PROBATE COURT Rev .nrt Mre la*OTe . V. I. V. rFCS.i Mr. and Mr*. OrvlUa Forman and. Clifford Kahler and' Est. Anna Lampson. Warrant and' To Speok ot Noihvi,le Inventory filed. fiarru Sypattfa and family Annual ac­ count filed. Nashville Farmer Wes Est. Elenora Parker. Pinal ac­ Thirty-Seven Home-Ec. By Jane Cameron Victim of Misfortune iurrfav ln *MrenUe al Har-.and Mrs. Lester Sonnevill*. nu Sampson of Auguil count filed, discharge of special ad, Groups Finish Project publlf n,MUn< J. McEvory of Detroit called on ttey evening caller* at Clifford [cleared 820 00. we mlnlsttator Usued. estate enrolled. The Barry County Rationing' I *“h to thanfc at the Nashville Methodist church Mr and A Kenton Baturday lert. The sixteenth annual Woman's . . everv one for their _______ generous.vhelp. .. . Sunday r « evening May 10 at a P M M M A Kcnyon -------Board on Monday granted tires and‘.Achievement Day program, sponsor-,f Est. Rosa E. Balnave. Proof of!. . The Brush tuoge Cemetery Circle i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merritt tubes as-follows: Miss Betty Higdon, a «• ••• — — — ■ • ---------------■' We just heard of a salesman Miss Betty Higdon, a nurse at E w. T She will be accompanied | ed by lhe home economic* extension will filed, order admitting will enpleasantly entertained Thum-' Albion were Sunday vWtora tened. named Rosebush Isn't that a honey Pennock hospital, was a Wednesday by Mrs. Clara P Todd of Plymouth was Nu^nteg^armerHar'rohL-Br^kwelA''■ 8 rouPs of Barry rounty. groups county. w Is scneauira aclieduledI . ... . .. .......... • • — leafel.K alin Ihrlha , I Est. Flora C. Wood Order al-'of a last name? Would we ever I night supper guwt of her grand- Bute Treasurer of the Organization!1 m ,or May 8, at Hie Central ! U ,na Un' RflTOld school In Hutlngs, according toi,lowing claims entered, final account love tlie task of naming the littleparents. Mr. and Mrs J L. Higdon.;wp0 wm a|M, apcak during the eve-; Will Anders. Twenty-seven were Oils Boulter of Cressey. £ ^7' * U'^E Bullis home extension agent, filed, order auignlng residue en-' Rosebushes. If any. We would name Her parent*. Mr and Mrs. Charles nlng special music I* being ar-', present to enjoy the dinner and the | Mr. and Mra. Clayton Mat program in the afternoon. Next and family of Jacksoh spent 8u I1 tered. discharge of-admlnlslrator !*- the first one Aphis. If you don't Higdon of Nashville, were also sup-, ranged. All are invited I meeting will be nt the cemetery and at their cottage here. ' think that is suitable. ju*l get a per guoate | .-------------- -----------------------vllte 9^re«hanrt°? ’I*11*', the main speaker with. the sub- sued, estate enrolled l we hope to see a good crowd. ;_______________ ■ vllle. 2 tires and 1 tube. L. W. Bax* iMt nle "Art w. of Living" Other C" ' Ezt. Hazel'B Neil, et »1. Release, ro*bu»h- °nce , ; Mrs Mrs. OUn Glen Pu,M Pufpaff " was hrf brought ",,hl ,n to. glass CREFK ” Mr. and Jdrs. u. L. Bishop of Battle!' JT; Nili5uST;! l£‘Yr- ‘ ‘r mS? < we — are 1 .. . [her liome here last week. We feature*, arranged by Mm. Carl Seo-1 of guardian filed. Pinal account nain Vl’ltors at Forrest Havens' dur-; creek called on their aunt. Mina I R. 4. Hastings. 1 tire and 1 tube for field of Woodland, program chair-! filed, discharge of guardian Issued. P»t®> l« mad nt the old cow. W> , happy to have her home again. Lathron ln* ‘he to-'t w**k wrrr Mr and l,rs ! Kenyon Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. me on farm trailer. man. ore a skit “Vitamin Minus estate enrolled. are saving her but year s ba bj'for a1 . Gordon Havens of Ytv.ilnntl limit; sir—zr——. Mn Vmmi Truck tires—Gordie Durkee. Del­ and Plus" by the Welcome group; F . Emest Wurst Oder AM,ian- coy ai?<1, ,h5 heKe,L h.B,d bcaul{,ul, lhe home of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth 8UUwen Of CrWk Order assign ] wavyJ»ir_ but ^ond Mamma, has ton. mlDt hauler. 2 tires and 2 tube*: murie by the Woodland High .ehool d Ml Krt«er ot Kai-• Suriday Bft«moon. | . her so much with her old Kelsey near Coat* Grove. Thursday Tru Staira. Woodland, farmer. 1 jmd a style review of coals and suit*, Ing residue entered. । Mrs. Claud Hammond of^Htnex tractor tube: carl Orashlus. R. 3, made In the tailoring clawes tills'; Est. Thomas E. Cheesebrough. Or-1 rough tongue that she ha* lhe hair .evening. It was the 10th wedding,, Ra> Erw“>’ and daughters spent. Comer* spent Sunday with Mr. and Hutlngs. farmer. 2 Ures and 2 tubes spring. dcr allowing account entered. > ,n straight and Dinah isn't half as anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lath‘ rop and the blrthdiy of Mr. Kel- Sunday with the G Scotts In L*n- Mrs. Bob Barton. Zeno Gulinger. Nashville, farmer. Exhibit* will be made In the play|j Est. Hartley J. Gallup. Order al-1 pretty as she was. . .. “ '“*■ ■Incslrig. Mln Mirs Frvsv Erway returned home ■»•«» _-------------■ 4 tractor tires ahd 2 tubes. •... • • t sey. room by the 37 groups completing,, lowing claims entered, final account ine of aft4 'r '-Ppndlnil davs there. They BARBER'S CORNERS Mr antj Mrs. Dale DeVine of Mr. Oarllnger had a new tractor the "Modern Meal" project. Selec-, filed. I Rusty and the Jeep both have dinner Mr. and Mra. John Poster of Hu­ c....... . reP°rt ”>Oti»er and doughty doing which he had used only ten hour* tion. preparation, raising and pre­ i Est. Grace M. DeMott. Waiver of Ijkitten*. We put them in separate I Nashville were Sunday - . • Ungs were caller* at Roy Preston's De­ fine. when It caught fire and burned off serving ot food will be shown in .notice filed, testimony of freehold- .wards but Jeep moved hers in with guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ..... Sundav visitors at Fred Otis' were Sunday evening. One yme ’ all the rubber. these displays which will be ready [ era-filed, license to sell issued. [Rusty and they work in shifts. Mr. and Mildred-Cole spent the weekend stays there nnd feed* .... lhe ientire) •• Mr*. ---• Burr —Fassett — — and — Mr. • and Mr*. L. Erwav and Ray Obsolete tire*—Edwin Hoffman. I Est. Floyd E. Budd. Final account ( rhile th* tbq other wk"? ?“:?? bums *------- family werr Sunday dinner guests Otis of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Me- in Grand Rapids with her sister. Dowling, farmer. 1 trailer lube; The public Is urged by Miss Bul­. filed, order for publication entered. }squadron around, tiien visa versa. Nice Of Mr. nnd Mrs Arthur Lathron Cann of Irving and daughter-ln- i Bemlta Cole. B they Visa loul* Barlow. Hutlngs. defense lis' to.visit the exhibits and attend I| of cloverdale. —------- ' t... t «n.iM. .। Mr law of Lansing. Mr and ana Mrs Mr* Nay way Bump Bump and ano famiam- ; *» -oiaiwnw > Ml la* Lansing. Est. Beulah nnd Charles Wallace. work if you can »< get n it. worker, 1 lube; Charles W. Bunn. the program* which will start at i Carl Tobias and and Hubert Lathrop., •J**122?, P^JXl*'yJit^Mrs N»H-»l «r T.n.istz Release of guardian filed, discharge Freeport, defense worker. 2 Ures , J ’ * „,,, | Carl Tobias Hubert Lathrop.visitors at Roy Erway's during the Good Idea—Keep a pen and writ- | Jr., Jr were out AUf of nf school ,, nr; nt u„, past week were Mr nnd Mra. Al RaP|ds of guardian issued, estate enrolled. pari of last u r°” «••’•«•«<•* and 2 tubes: Bert Blom. Cressey, Those wishing luncheon reservaing paper in the kitchen and while Jerry Foley and helped her cele ­ week because of Illness. Wolfe and Annette of Grand Rapid. ----------anH h * ‘ , * d h " -----------------“ farmer. 1 tube and 1 obsolete re­ tiotu, may make them by calling Est. Prank Sackett. Discharge of that meal is cooking, you can write | brate her birthday. tread. Mra. W. D. Barnes of Hastings,, administrator issued, estate enrolled, j to your favorite soldier. I get k>U; Mr. and Mrs. Juipes Fennell and and Mr. and Mra. Ward Erway of.| Mr. and Mrs Roy Preston were Passenger retreads—Merrill Knr- chairman of lhe luncheon commit­ Landing spent the week- • Hastings. Est. Ella Sackett. Discharge of ,wouhlrrtnkgelUWTltten tf*t waltedJfor i Pauline ofMr ft ” d MrS Marce, 'i Ev -| Mr*. Russell Whittemore aceom! visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; cher. Preeport. defense guard. 1; tee. end with Mr. and Mra. Marcel^Evadministrator Issued, estate enrolled. Clare Norris of Lacey on Sunday. Clyde Smith. Delton, defense work­ M । Y’unled by Mra. Leo Tiff of south-1 E*te William R. Johncock. War­ spare time. A f^w minutes here and I er. 2: Harlan Edmonds. R. 4. Hu- SUIT FILED rant and Inventory filed. there really count and if you knew R,ul,a,,tl Ust Thursday daughters of Hastings were callers i tings, defense worker. 3; Mich. State A jblll to obtain specific perform­ - Est. Grace M. DeMott. Oath be­ at Herman Hauer's Monday evening ' Hwy. for Maintenance Supt., i; B. ance under a written contract for fore sale filed; bond on sale filed, MICHIGAN TERMINIX Cd Mr*.. Roy Erway spent last Wed-i J. Cryan. Middleville, defense work­ the sale ot real estate and for In­ report of sale filed. Battle Cieek nt-Miay with Mra. Jas. Dibble in the children of Grand Ledge were caller. 2; Harold Smith. Nashville, de- junctive relief was filed this week In', Est. Matilda McLravy. Testimony Mrs. Will Hyde. Edger district. ferae worker, 3; Wm. Carver. Dow­ the office of County Clerk Allen :Of freeholders filed. license to sei) Mrs. Elsie Potter of Dowagiac Represented in Hastings by Sudden thought—I hope my ling. defense worker. 2: Julia Gar­ Hyde by Clarence F. and Pearl L.|iMUed. oath before sale filed, bond grandchildren, when and if any. came Saturday night to spend thej Kenneth and Lois Brown of Hick- ning. HOME LUMBER CO. orv Corners spent the weekend with ;| Judith Ann Beverwyk of Hastings j rett, and Ifeyser v*. John W. and Nettle M. on sale filed. ---- Dowling, —former. —• — • 2- tires — don't like peanut butter. Each week with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. !Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whittemore .j spent from Tuesday until Sunday] 2 tubes: Wlnlfcrd Casey. R. 5. Ha*- Joy Phone 2270 EsL Seymore A. Rclgler. Testi- spring-about thU time we have our J L. Higdon. Mr. and Mm. Alfred ;Mrs Gena Brown nnd son of Hick-.■ with her grandparents, Mr. and tings, 2 Urea and 2 tubes: Otto; --.»»■ ----------mony of freeholders filed, license to annual revolt and the Uiought of Higdon and family of Kalamazoo,lory Comer* spent Sunday there. I Mra. Max Bump. I Dahm. Nathvllle, fanner. 1 tire and BARRY-PRA1RIE|' sell Issued, oath before sale filed, spreading peanut butter sandwiches were Sunday afternoon caller*. 1 tube: Warren Kidder. Sr., Free- V1LI.E GROUP Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Potter and, Est. Annie C. Pierce. Bond of <* — — — -1...I—' of «...our iiv>, u is too. inntoo the remainder Ilves port, defense worker, 3 tires and 3 .. group met1 administrator filed, letters of nd- revolting. I wish our government son of Dowagiac were Sunday vis-1 Some people are so fond of IllThe ~ Barry-Prairieville tube*; Ralph Ekkcns. Woodland, for cooperative supper In Delton ministration Issued, order limiting ,would generously donate our supply Itors of Mr. and Mrs. George Gillett I luck that they run half-way to meet farmer, 2 Ures and 2 tubes: Law­ Rural Agricultural school. As lhe settlement entered. peUtlon for to Timbucktoo or soniewhercs. nnd sons. . , it.—Douglas Jerrold. rence Greenfield. Hastings, defense discussion topic was "Farm Credit" hearing claim* filed, notice to cred­ Elmer Warren and daughter. Miss; worker. 2 tire* and 1 lube Our Institute of Sugarless Re­ Lena Warren ot near Wamenille. the discussion leader. Arthur Halst. itors Issued. Truck retreads—Mich. State Hwy. Invited Fred Smith of Hastings, &t. Emma J. Pennock. Order ns- isearch has perfected a system that were Sunday afternoon callers of 6: Barry Co. Road Comn» . 5; Bertha member of Barry-Eaton Farm Pro­ signing residue entered, petition for will eventually win us acclaim and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde. WUcox. delivery of flower and vege­ duction Credit Assn., and Harvey partition and appointment of guar- we will go down in history. Pos­ Wilbur Vining and daughter Mar­ table plants. 2. sibly before. Il really come* under __ Elliott. Farm Security Supervisor, to1 dlan filed. lon __________ of Jackson__________ and Mrs._____ George discuss their respective organiza­ Est. Anna Campbell. Final oc- etiquette but Emily Post will bless Dare of Lansing were Sunday dinAPRIiTdRAFT QL’OTA Is prepared especially for That'* a fact that’s being proven more and more every day. tions. There were twenty-two mem­ count filed, order assigning residue the day we mode our first sugarlfss • ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo LEFT FOR SERVICE But there's another equally Important fact uncovered loo. It's children but Is equally valu­ ber* present. entered.' discharge 8f executrix Is­ recipe, whether our men folks do Roush. the fact that your car need* constant expert servicing to can­ Barry county young men Inducted North Thomapple Group able to adults. Recommendor not. Here is the Big Idea that Mr. and Mra. Mauriee Purchiss sued. estate enrolled. serve It and Insure proper performance. See to it your car into service as the April quota and The North Thomapple group met Est. Harry Edward Kauffman. will make every hostess love us. and children of Grand Ledee were continues to "take il~! who left recently for the Induction at the-home of Mr. nnd Mra. George Bond of guardian filed, letter* of When you invite company to dinner, Sunday evening callers of their tickling in lhe throat and center are: Philip James Quick: Adams Grover Cline gave the ar­ guardianship Issued. you put these initials on the invlla- grandparents. Mr. and Mra. J. L.i spasmodic croup. Delton; Ruble Henry Minton, Bat­ ticle. “The Return of Ute Carpet­ Est. Joseph A. Godfrey. Proof of Higdon. tle Creek: Harold Henry Haywood. bagger" nnd also led the discussion. will filed, order admitting will en­ luted by the Sugnrless Committee, “Once tried never witbnull” FORD — MERCURY — LINCOLN Middleville: Raymond Rollo Rey­ The next meeting will be with Mr. tered.-bond of executrix filed, let­ this mean*:" Bring your own sugar Music Is the child ot the art*.1 Sold by all druggists. ' nolds, Hastings; Theodore Henry and Mrs. M. O, Bedford on Thurs­ ters testamentary Issued, order lim­ If possible. If not. stay home," Court at Church SL, Hastings fearful and cheerful, and too naive, Mohler. Middleville; LcRoy Galen day. May 21. iting settlement entered, petition for to be witty —Deems Taylor. | Bell. Middleville; Edwin Arnold KOM-OrangeviUe Group hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ Lammers. Delton; Lloyd Paul Towns Slow are the steps of Freedom, The Hope-Orangeville group met itors Issued. Woodland, Robert Carlton Smith. with Mr. and Mr*. George Eddy of Est. Robert and Kathryn Saund­ but her feet turn never backward. Nashville: Cheater Lawrence Are- Wall lake. Twenty-five membeia ers. Annual account* filed. —J. R. Lowell. hart. Hutlngs: Emeat Caaslus Be Ison. were present. Delos Flower led the Hutlngs; James Henry-. Swift. discussion. Hie next meeting will Woodland; Edward Albert Kznwki, be held al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nuhvilte. Delos Flower of Cloverdale. Hastings Community Group BARRY COUNTY BOY Tlie April meeting of the Hastings, MADE 2ND LIEUTENANT Community Fann Bureau met at Bernard D. Du vis. son of Mr. and the home of Mr. and Mra. Merrit Mrs. Henry D., Davis of Baltimore Bryant with all members present twp.. was recently promoted to the but two. Two new members joined rank of first lieutenant He Is now lhe group. Mr. and Mra. Harry Cole. stationed at an important combat After bearing lhe report of lhe gone in the Central America area. committee on contacting new mem­ He writes that he is enjoying the bers, we voted to .wait until Sep-' * ☆ ☆ experience and that he is spending tember to divide the group. Mr. so much ' time mastering Spanish Bryant read the following resolution that he occasionally finds himself and the group voted in favor of it: The Michigan Slate Farm Bureau Injecting foreign phrases into his English. ‘__________________ urges Congress to immediately pass: such legislation as is necessary to; TO CUT OFF ' * ’ • make it an act of sabotage to in-i WITH A SHILLING terfere in any way with lhe orderly I Under Roman law. to legally dis­ delivery of agricultural commodities I inherit a natural heir, a man was to the Intended markets and final compelled to set aside a testament consumption or storage, by any in- ■ which would leave that heir a por­ dividual or group of individuals, and I tion of his personal estate. The old that their un-American acts during this emergency be punished by Fedleaving the heir to be cut off such Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn will en­ a trivial share of the estate as to practically disinherit him. From this tertain the May meeting. practice arose lhe notion that for a testament to be valid, the heir must TIRES AND TUBES GRANTED MONDAY 11446088 ACHIEVEMENT DAY ‘‘ JESKT 3o ■’rim’zs'z “TniV’tS,” ........ Yes, American MOTORS PECKHAM'S IIEMEHY Can Take it! MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. SUNDAY, MAY 1 0 is It’s Our America Come here for Let’s Keep It Free! Chocolates proof that lhe testator had not lost his memory, which the law would have otherwise presumed had the heir not been mentioned. Now unto the King eternal, im­ mortal, invisible, the only wlae God. be honour and glory for ever and ever.—Tim. 1:17. Four things come not back—lhe spoken word, the sped arrow, the past We, and the neglected .op­ portunity—Anon. BUS SCHEDULE Effective June 27, 1941 TO GRAND RAPIDS help . . but only if we give our dimes and That means you get here the finest candy in America — in all its original, fresh, delightful —u..._ .k. — .... ' ability. Today, more guns, more tanks, more planes are o dire necessity. And Defense Bonds TO BATTLE CREEK IT ,.. a. will help to pay for them. deserve the best equipment. StittI lodty — wt dtllvtrl You n,v-r k you may offend! •Dally Except Sanday All Other Trip* Are Dally Whenever you need a laxative, take S>iMUM SAL HEPATICA furnish you quality fuel at all times. Our fighting men The least we can give is our money, while they give their lives. Remember, every stamp and bond you buy will know when TO KALAMAZOO When you need gran Art Todd, M,r. And every one of us at home can quarters and dollars to the very limit of our TO LANSING SMITH BROS. VELTE b CO. enemy! our FRESHIDOR FARMERS for your wool. Our prices will bo right with the market. Our fighting men can "beat the life out of the 60c size 49c 60c size 49c Help Keep the Light of Freedom Bright and The Skies Over America Clear of Axis Raiders HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service" PtuM« 2137 TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT LyBARKER’S XI HASTINGS PHONE 2115 PHONES: 2105 - 2103 IUSTINGS, MH �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, APRIL te, 1H1 with Um WOOD SCHOOL De Plenty of Detrotl ipent Saturday fanner's parents. Mr. tad* day evanlng. Mra. O. L. Wilkins returned homo Bud and ElaJr.e Kauffman, local, and ren Burr* revr and family. Baturday for an Indefinite stay. ; Howard McRoterts of Alto spam Mr Mto Ma. Ooorge Brownell af Bateuday svau|pg with Mr. and Mra. d» Lighter Loraine of a rand Rapid* Flint num I ths weekend with Mr. Pbu1 Thompson and family of Bowne and Mrs. Frank Hynes. In the aftand Mrs. Claude Walton snd fam: Center Marion of Grand Rapids ipent 8unfly. 1 ( Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pish and Cai- emoon they called on Mr and Mrs Harold Smith end family and Mr. Mr. and Mra. Robert Newton and *'ln w1** J*™- ** A- ®*tr and Mrs. Ford Stowell of Woodland family were on a uicnla at Charle- Grand Rapids Wsdnasday moralng. . Mbs Marion Rohtoator of Has­ tings spent Saturday night and Monday for Baldwin where they Sundsy with her grandmother. Mrs plan to do acme trout fishing tor two> 'Ida Payne. I Mra Rosetta Johnson of Bowne Center and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer busknasa Saturday. Roush of Rockford were Wednesday Mrs. Nina Manse and daughter. callers of Mr. and Mrs. Georgs For- FREEPORT DON'T Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED.' NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pprk you can, Demand- Open Formula Feeds Open formula feeds were originated by the Farm Bureau aa a farmers’ organisation. Contents of closed formula feeds had to be guessed at. Farmers' feeds are open formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because • J They enable the fanner to eheek on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). When made by a reputable manufaeJ turer interested in HIS welfare he knows juvt WHAT he m paying for. O The farmer ean got an idt • dollar value of the ration. 4 4 He ean eonsnH with the Michigan State College u to feeding value of the ration. Try to find these advantages m CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau MILKMAKERS - MKRMASHE8 - PORK­ MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for open formula booklets on our feeds _ FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. Fou£ HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. Mra. Frank-Hynes and Mra. Ford Stowell of Woodland were Hastings Hastings were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. W. W RockhfU. shoppers Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ai Johnson of Grand Mias Maxine Swift of Hastings। spent the weekend_____ with, Miss Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. __ ____________ ------ Vlrand Mrs. Warren Surrarrer and' ginla Fish family. t ' Mr and Mrs. J. D Cool aceompanRev. and Mrs. Paul Olmstead took |f<j their grandson James Cool, Jr Mrs Charles Bunn end Dorothy to t of Hastings to Lake Odessa Sunday University hospital Apn Arbor.! where they ate their dinner. Tn the’ Thursday morning, where Mra i atternoon they called on Mr. and1 Bunn's eyes were examined. The Mrs. Hwood Brake and Mra. Mattle' latter remained until Saturday. | Cool of Ionia, and Mrs. Edna Cool of Mr and Mrs WUUarn Dipp called 1 Grand Rapids, who 1* seriously 111 at the home of Rev. J. L Batdorff| f ~ Boyd —* ” Payne ---------of ----------------------Hastings spent - FrlI day night with hl* mother. Mrs. Ida of Woodbury Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Harold Skinner oft Payne. Battle Creek spent Bunday afternooni Mr*. J. E Roush of Rockford was wllli Mr. and Mrs. Earl Everson andI a Wednesday caller at lhe Allen Fish home. family. Mrs Arthur Beeman and lady Rev. Everett Love Is attending the' ministerial summer school In ton­■ friends of Hastings were Thuraday II afternoon callers of Mrs. Gerhardt sing for the next taro weeks. Mrs. Wsrren Bollon of Hastingsi Kunde. A son weighing seven pounds was called at the George Bustence home■ bom to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. StephenMonday afternoon. Mrs George Crumback of Detroit son (Margie Whitney) at Pennock called on Mr. and Mr*. Henry hospital Wednesday morning. April 73 He will be called Richard Kercher Sunday afternoon. Glenn Noviakey has been trans­ Charles. Mr. and Mra. Herman Hoteay of ferred from Fbrt Devens. Maas, to Marne,— and — Mr. ---------------and Mr*.----------Keith a western camp. t---------Ed Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence > Durkee and family of Woodland were— Sunday guests of Mr and «~ Mrs zacharia. and Mtes Rcxella Taylor-----*--------------of Wakefield are spending several1 Adam Endres The W S. C. 8. will meet at the days with Mr. and Mrs. George home of Mrs Adam Endres. Wed ­ Kercher and family. Miss Helen Bustance spent Satur­ nesday afternoon. May 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough and son day In Hastings A daughter named Dorleene Jean Ivan of Alto called on Mr. and Mrs. was born to Mr. and Mrs Howard Will Blough Sunday evening. Newton of Hastings Saturday morn­ ing They were formerly of Free­ Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Howard Clinton and family of Bowne Twp port. Mr and Mrs. Hlwyn Johnson. Cor­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict spent Wednesday afternoon in Has­ win Novisky and Boyd Novlsky of Grand Rapids were Sunday after­ tings. Mrs. Earl Everson spent Saturday noon callers of Mr. and Mra. Ger­ afternoon and Sunday with Mr. and hardt Kunde. Sunday afternoon. MUs Helen Woods of Stevensville and Mrs. Clifford AMerdlng of Has­ ngs spent the weekend with her parents tings. Mra. T. L. Gillette and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods" and Mrs David Pike of Grand Rapids family. were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Harold Woods. • Miss Vivian Buehler of Charlotte. Mra. Dell Shively of Hastings. ....... Buehler of Grand.RajH __ r Mr. and Mr* Fred Ballance of MIm Velma ids Forrest Buehler of Allegan. | Hasting* were Sunday dinner guestz, Russell Cole of Caledonia, and Mr of Mr. and Mra. Clarence Benedict and Mra. Ray Neilson of Detroit: Sgt. and Mra. Douglas Jorgenson of were Sunday guests at the FOrrest I Fort Custer called In lhe afternoon. Buehler home. I Mr. and Mrs Vant Newton of Clarence Surrarrer and Mis* Bea Plainwell were Sunday visitor* of AUCTION SALE Because of the death of my husband I will have on auction sale at the farm located a mile north of Nashville, on SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1942 Commencing at one o'clock the following will be offered for sale HOUSEHOLD GOODS Brown horse. 8 yr*, old, sound. Black work horse. CATTLE Jersey cow, 5 yr*, old. calf by side. Jersey-Guernsey heifer, 3 yr*, old. due May 12. Jersey cow, 11 yr*, old. due June 10. Black cow, 7 yn. old, giving milk, bred Mar. 10. Guernsey heifer. 15 mo*, old. Guernsey heifer. 5 mos. old. HOGS Sow, due in Moy. 2 shoots, wgt. 140. fUlfk EMC About 60 hens. FARM TOOLS Walking plow. Riding cultivator. 1928 Chevrolet sedan with good tires and battery. Single shovel plow. Double shovel plow. Cream separator, nearly new. DeLoval separator. 135 ft. hay rope. 2 Ajax cultivators. Wagon and rock. Hay loader. Miller bean puller. Roller. 3-section spring tooth drag. Spike tooth drag. Cuftipacker. Side delivery rake. Mowing machine. Set heavy work harness. Set double work harness. 3 horse collars. GRAIN 30 bu. oot*. 50 bu. corn. 400 lbs. seed beans. 10 bu. seed com. Commodo. Library table. Overstaffed living room suit*. Cabinet radio. Table lamp. Floor lamp. Dining table with boards. 6 oak dining chairs. 3 odd dining chairs. Large buffet. Buffet mirror. 9x12 linoleum. 9x12 rug. Carpet. Iron bed. 2 sot* springs. 3 mattresses. Large Garland hepting stove. Sheet iron hooter. Stove board. Pressure gos range, good. Nearly new Speed Queen washing machine. Dishes. Dresser. Carpet Sweeper. Rocking choir. Hand washer. Bench wringer. Water separator. 4 stand*. 2 feather tick*. Porcelain toe kitchan table. Cupboard with glass doors. Westinghouse 6 ft. electric refrigerator. Stove pipe. Ironing board. Lace curtains. MISCELLANEOUS Round point shovel. Cardan rake and hoe. Cross cut saw. Meat plonk. Log chains. 35 bean stokes. Incubator, 180 egg capacity. Lamps, Crocks. Tub. Boiler. 2 8-gal. crocks. 1 20-gal. crock. 5-gol. cream can. 2 milk pails. Tank heater. Stool scalding barrel. Large iron kettle. Lord press. Sausage grinder. New neck yoke. 2 40-rd. rolls of barbed wire. Runway dinner guests of ttolr par- and Mra. P. B. Woodall of Muskegon Heights were Saturday afternoon Mra. Hannah Nehr and Troyer, and Mra. SUU Ledbett Mra. Emil Olson and Mr. and W. O. tope. Bundsy afternoon. Mrs. Peter Wallunas and son DonPercy Rrotar spent Sunday with 1 his son. Wesley and family of AlBnd lcCBn of Muskegon last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Preston of BatP»t psrald Endres, who recently tie Creek spent Sundsy with Mr. .nd Xn iW, rr.ua Mr. and Mrs. Dnil Olson and Mr wauung ror asuuary ro and Mrs. Alton Gray visited Mr. and u.rHii .nA Mrs William Wallunas of Detroit. I , M.r. *"1,M.rrin a ounH... I family spent Bunday with Mr. and »unua}. ' Mra. Walt Thomas of South Bowne. ^r..BndwMrS ^.CrBld.,3hOmPi?n Mr and Mrs toelsud Jone, and snd Mra. Mary Fry called on Mr •’*.• “““ and Mrs. Carl Myer* of East Has­ tings. Sunday afternoon 1* M d M Howell and Lyle Newton. Bernard erl NewU>nPreston, and William Dipp returned ’ Mr. and Mr* Oeorge Baasett spent from a trip to Kentucky Monday last »»h Mr. and Mra. Clare morning. I Bassett and family of Irving. Mr. and Mrs J. D, Cool visited Mr. and Mra. N. u. Shermon of Jim Kingsley of Grandville, who 1* j Hastings were Sunday dinner guests on furlough from a southern eamp. | of Mr and Mrs Manley Sherman Tuesday. He returned to duties on and family. Mr. and Mra. Orval Friday. ■ Fountain and family of East HasMr. and Mra.' L. A. Seger. Mr. and tings called In the afternoon. Mrs. F. C Demln*, and Mr. and Mra.' Mrs. Minnie Davis spent Sunday Lloyd Karcher and daughter Marion at her farm home near Alto. of Grand Rapids were Sunday cal)-' Mrs. Inta Kenyon and daughter er* of Mr and Mr*. Allen Fish and Marjorie of vi Kalamasoo were woe ouuSun­ family. [ day ”-------afternoon “---------- — callers '* of Mra. ■**" Dell Mra. .Claude Mead and Mra. Cle­ Godfrey ment Mead spent Wednesday after­ Mr and Mrs. Peter Wallunas and noon with Mra. Kenneth Mead of son Donald of Detroit spent last Maple Orova. week with the latter* parents. Mr Linda Lou Kunde, who has been and Mrs. Emil Olson. seriously ill with pneumonia. Is Im­ Miss Leda Moore of Grand Rapids proving slowly. ' »is a Sunday guest of Mrs. Dell Bunday vtaitor* at lhe home of Mr. Godfrey. They were dinner guests of and Mra. Sidney Flfield were Mr.' Mr. and Mrs Oeorge Hooper of and Mrs. Nell Newton and daughter Pleasant Valley. Orra. Mr and Mrs. Edgar Fineld and Mr. and Mra. L. R. Wolcott aecomfamily of Delton. Mr. and Mra.1 panled Mr. andMra. V.*L Wolcott of Charles Wallace, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlotte to Saginaw where they Vernon Newton of Hastings i vbfiletj Mr and Mr*. Paul Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Theron Dalbe and j Carolyn on Bunday. Mra. Newton of Hastings were Mra Manley Sherman entertained Tuesday evening callers of Mr. and' the Card Club of_ Hasting*, ThursMra. Gerald Thompson and Jerry day afternoon. Herbert. ■ Mr. and Mra. William Crakes re­ Mr. and Mra. Semiah Sees* and' turned home from Hasting* Sunday Mra Adah Motter attended the fu- after a week's stay with friends and neral services of Harry Woodworth, i relatives father of Charles Woodworth, at The following item will be of inCharjotte, Tuesday afternoon. ' terest to many Freeport people who Mr. and Mra. Leo Rose and family knew Mr and Mra. O. E. Baiyeat of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr.' when they were real dents ot this and Mra. Ed Stairs. village and while Mr. Balyeat was Sunday visitors at Arthur Rich-Superintendent of schools: Phil Balardson's were Dale Freeland of yeat. son of Mr. and Mra. O. E. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mr* Balyeat. has enlisted In the U. S. John Richardson of Carlton. • ' Naval Reserves and has reported for Mra. Wm. Hutchens Is visiting at duty at Annapolis where he will take Flint and Detroit. 'a three weeks trailing course In Alvin Helrlgle and daughter*. Mrs ; preparation as an Instrurtor In the Keith Marlow (Lola Usbomei of physical training program. He has Ionia, and Mre. Dan Follis of Vai- been commissioned as ensign and paralso. Ind- attended the Father after the training period will be and Daughter Banquet In the Stationed in one of tto naval tralnMethodlst church. Thursday eve-, ing centers, He leav&i the position ning. 1 a* teacher and track coaeh in TraBerthera and Janet Clinton of verse City High school where he has Bowne Twp.'spent Saturday and been tor the past two year*. BalSunday with their cousin. Helen yeat is well qualified for the work in Moore. Jean Allerding of Carlton physical training having graduated Twp. called in lhe afternoon from the University of Michigan Mr. and Mr*. Claud Mead and where he was an outstanding memMr. and Mrs. Clement Mead nnd ber of the Michigan Track Team sons spent Sunday with Mr. and and won national honor* as a runner. Mrs. Howard DeMond of Woodland For the last three summer* he has in honor of the birthday anniversary > tnnght swimming, two years at of Paul Mead. Traverse City and test year at the Mrs. O. H. Fausey spent front cascade Country club.—From the Wednesday until Saturday morning Sparta Sentinel. with relatives in Muskegon I Mr. and Mra. Hubert Long are the Mra. Bertha Sherman entertained parents of a 7 lb. boy. bom Thursday the Sunshine Club of Hastings. Fri- at the home. He has been named day. | John.—Nashville News. A,pril 3. 2YL Drink MILK Pep for Drink Pasteuriud Milk for Health Pasteurizing IS FOR YOUR PROTECTION THIS ILLUSTRATES WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MILK IS PASTEURIZED BOILING POINT 2IZ PASTEURIZATION 142 TUBERCULOSIS GERM KILLED SEPTIC SORE THROAT GERM KILLED Germ Killed 137 TYPHOID A DYS­ ENTERY GERMS KILLED 130 DIPHTHERIA GERM KILLED 133 FREEZING ZERO Other articles too numerous to mention. to M ,nU1 far. Everything la be settM for <ay of sale. MRS. FRED STAMBAUGH, Propr HENRY FLANNERY, Auction.., MERLE SCOTT, Clark HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. FT. 6c: OT. 6c; QT. nJ ■■ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Pkoo.U5l ROBERT W. COOK. Pwp. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wheeler. David Lee Scobey spent the children of Freeport moved last week Wednesday into the B. E. Sweetland house on Cherry Street (Dutch) Engel plans on starting on a Mp to Kentucky Tuesday morn­ M«k plant.—Wayland Globo. Ward Hynaa was elected Friday ing with David Robinson. Mrs. Gilbert Timm. S»- «nd evening as principal of lhe Char­ lotte high school effective when Mary Lou spent Sunday with Mre. Timm's father, Fred Bush of Calethrough his musical leadership. Is Mr. and Mrs. Vera Bowman spent perhaps the best known faculty member. The prosMtton la tmanl- Bunday at Caryl Bowman's Mr. and Mrs Orville Bruce ac­ companied Forrest Price and Mra Ucan-Tribuae. Wllna Kidder on a trip to Allegan CHURCH NEWS Bunday Sunday guests of lhe Henry Kid­ der family were: Floyd and Edna Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor Jordan of Hastings. Mr and Mrs. Geo Kelley, Mr. and Mrs Howard Bunday school—10:30. Wilson and children, local. Gerald Preaching—1140. and Deasie Thompson and Mrs, Christian Endeavor—7:00. Prayer meeting—Thuraday evening Thompson's mother. Mrs Fry. of Freeport. Qharies Kidder, of Fort Tlie Christian Endeavor tusinev. Custer and Mias Helen Price of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jeffries Friday The P. T. A. Thursday night was tile largest we have had this year. Pleasant Valley We had a abort program put on by Preaching—10:00. the ladles, after which refreshments Bunday school—11:00 Next month's committees are: re­ freshments. Fem Robinson and Mra Freeport Method 1*1 Charth Ed Walters; program. Alto Kidder Charles Rose entertained with a Morning worship— 1J :00. pedro party Baturday evening, about Bunday school—13:00. sixteen guests being present Although Rev. Love to attending Newcomers to our neighborhood summer school, he will be here on are Roy Hayes of Arkansas who ar­ Sanday morning. rived Thursday and expects to spend the summer with his brother. Bill Carlton Center MMhedlst Church Hayes. Miss Florence Higgins of Everett M. Love, pastor New York arrived Monday to keep Morning worship—10:00. house for Mr. Rose. Sunday school—11:00. Randy Jackson and mother of Middleville called on the Hayes SCHOOL NEWS family Sunday. . ~ Intermediate Room Doni,forget the Friendly Neigh­ • The following Fourth Grade pu, bors meet with Marjorie Calms. May pita had 100” in a. problem test: Betty Krauss. Marvin Rosenberger. Sunday callers of the Geo. Tag­ Hosea Humphrey. Patrick Loftus, gart family were Mr. and Mrs Ro­ and Carl Everson land Boroff and BUI Bowerman of 7th and Rih Grade News The seventh grade are making a fire extinguisher In Science. Elizabeth Ixiftu* has written a good play which the seventh grade expect to present soon. Plans for a party are under way. We hope to have a welner roast Friday evening. In Biology we are working on our projects for this spring. Most of us are taking wild flowers aa a project These have to be pressed and mountSophs more News The Sophomore Class enjoyed a welner roast and games at the ••Felteer” gravel pit Friday evening. The High School Defense Council still encourages everyone to con­ tribute papers and scrap iron for the tonstng; Mr. and Mra Warren Calms of Cressey. Mra. Rill Cquch snd Hubert of Delton and Mr* N. B. Rose of Hastings. In the after­ noon Mra. Howard Main and Mra. Alvin. Morgan called. Mr. and Mra. Geo Bassett of Free­ port spent the week with their son Clare Basset and family. On Sun­ day the Bassetts were, dinner guests of Mra. Lydia Kidder and sons, Ralph and Walter. HUBBARD HILLS * Mr. and Mra. Don Moore have moved into the Luke Bensiba houu on Senslba's Camas*. Albert Green spent lhe weekend In Battle Creek with hte sister. Mrs. Nellie Mayo and helped do some car­ penter work to her home, which she has been remodelling. Mr. and Mra. Ed Storkan ot Has­ tings spent Bunday with lhe former's parents. Mr. and Mr*. James Stor- Mr. and Mra. Dan Martindale daily suitable for baseball games. The boys have won two of thdr moved back to their farm in the league games. Oates district after living at Clear lake for some time. Glad to see them Junior New* Junior-Senior Skip Day seemed to A few men in this neighborhood be lhe main event of the week hare gone to work on the park Wednesday morning we Journeyed to again. Fallasburg Park, north of Low* 11 Lois Tripp was brought home from A pot luck dinner, fumiatied by the the Middleville school alck Wednes­ day. She te better tills morning and consisting of soft ball, shuffle-board, relumed to school and other sports were played In the Mra. Clarence Yoho and small afternoon. At 8:00 we enjoyed a sons and Mra. Clifford Yoho (nee welner roast. We attended the Florence topham* of near Has­ 7:00 movie "Dr. Klldalr's Victory” tings called on Mra. Albert Green and "Duke of the Navy.** After the Bararday. The folks from Detroit who pur­ chased the McCotnber farm test winter are selling out 500 fruit treeu The Seniors were very happy to receive word that we would be sent on the place. Laurel Senslba of Wayland te reservation for the boat trip around Michigan. This will be the Senior working for Nick Gulllum helping Annual Trip We shall leave Free­ with lhe spring work. Mrs Alec Albert has returned to port about 10:00 A. M. on Monday. her home after spending two weeks May 2Sth. Marlon Rohrbacher of Hastings tn Chicago with her daughters We are glad to see Phyllis Duffy, waa a visitor Friday afternoon. The Girls* Glee Club and Library daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Duffy, Club are having a Joint picnic on out again after an operation for appendicitis recently. Tuesday evening. May IJth Mr. and Mr*. John White and The Senior* wish to extend their thanks lo the Juniors for the fine children of near Orangeville called lime we had on Skip-Day. We en­ on hte mother. Mra. White. Sunday. joyed the day very much and hope WEST HOPE * * * that tfiey win have Just aa much Miss Mildred O*good of Terre fun next year when they ire Sen­ Haute, IncL. spent the weekend with ior*. the home folks. Mr. and Mra. William McCallum CLAY HILLS Fanners are busy getting tn their and children of Kalamazoo spent oats and rain Is needed very badly. from Friday night until Sunday Millie and Irene Lukso spent the with hte parents. Word from Gerald Anders who weekend In Grand Rapids with relhas been transferred to a western Mr. and Mra Cov111 ot Woodland lion. spent Sunday with their son Ver­ Mra. Bertha MeKlbbln spent dun and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Haight of Monday and Monday night with Grand Rapids spent lhe weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morehouse Mr. and Mr* Lynden Johncock Eugene Haights. Francis Haight and and family spent Bunday afternoon family were afternoon callers. calling on friends at Gun lake, also and Mrs. William HuUet of Middle­ Mr and Mra Ezra Morehouse. Mr*. Olenna Weber expects to re­ ville spent Sunday with a cousin tn Grand Rapids. Mrs Sarah McCaul turn home today from Battle Creek. A good crowd out lo community accompanied them as far as Ada club Friday night. If you want to and spent the day with her sister. Harold England and family of know who waa the most popular candidate at the election, just'ask Lansing spent the weekend at Leon Polls. Sunday visitors were Mra. Abe. The Aid meets with Mr. and MrsLcnna Johnson of Bowne snd Mr. and Mra. Morris Lewis of Kalama- Ray Barnen for supper Wednesday, May 8 Everyone welcome Mr. and Mrs. Guy McNee and Mr. and Mrs Bud Ctaler were fishing at Grand Haven. Sunday. Mr* Gordon Edmonds and daughter of Hastings spent Ute week end with her sister, Mrs. Verdun covin. Mailman After Puteartsatian Drink Highlands Dairy Credo A Milk for Health TERMSu CA8H DAY 0F SALE , Mr. and Mrs. Russell Booher of Ide spent Sunday afternoon with tor Burt Long and formerly lived In Woodland were Sunday guests of Freeport. and Sunday with Mr. and Mra. War­ HENDERSHOTT The McOmber district Mens First Aid class will finish the course been combined with this one The Hendershott class started their work pared to take it when the men ore PLEASANT HILL Mra. Addle Lewis Is spending a through. few days with her cousin In Lansing. CJ acres un me wirigsn auu Qolla farms north of here Saturday. Conservation Officer Sumner was called and with the aid of the De­ partment** fire fighting equipment It waa soon put out. Mr. and Un Vere Carter attend­ ed the Rural Teachers convention »t Port Huron Thursday and Fri­ day. Mrs Clifton Campbell te able to be up and scout after four weeks lllnaas. deraholV* was well attended last week and all ~ report a good time..... -• u Mr* Jennie Btocum has returned home 7™ Ballh, Creek where ahe waa helping her daughter-in-law. Mra. Wayne Slocum. with lhe new baby gul. We haven't much news this week due to telephones being out of or- Colonist* la Ethiopia Italy has approximately 1M.OOO colonists la Ithlopia. �THE HARTINGS BANNER. TfltTtSDAY. APRIL 30, IMS B ANFIELD Woodland Community News Pergonal Paragraphs Uvea of the C. J. Barnum* of Au­ gusta that former BupL Barnum had the misfortune to break his right arm above the elbow while loading a garden tractor on a trail­ er. His arm will be in a cast for at least six weeks. The people of Woodland extend sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Barnum. Tuesday BBO P. M. May 6. Wednesday, choir rehearsal. ton. taking charge. Thuraday, Ladles Mid Society al Gerald, who will .graduate from the church. Woodland high achodi In June at­ Religious instruction Thuraday tended a abort course to black­ 4:10 P. M. smithing given this wlnter-al M- 8 C. and with the knowledge gained from the association with his father George Wingard, pastor will be able to service the public. Gerald will have the shop open af­ ter school during the week and all 1:00 P. M. Epworth League day Saturday. the home of Miss Bertha Wagner of east Woodland from Pennock hos­ Elect Officers at Annual Meeting of pital Monday where she had under(gone an operation for appendicitis. At the annual meeting of the P. Mr. and Mrs. Wamic Kelsey and „na Mra. Mj, arid Mrs. nennem Kenneth neucy Kelsey oi of , fleer* were elected far the coming i Grove were dinner guests of year: Mrs. Bemlod Kanlner, prea.; Ralph Leffler, Leffler.,lather .father vice vice' nres.: pres.; tnd Mrs. Ronald Lehman Sun- Ralnh Mra. Lucy Classic, mother vice pres.: Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien and pres.; Mm. Florence Begerow. see.; children. Charles and Janet, of Dimondale called, on her mother. Carl Heise, treas. Miss Louise Haywood of the Barry Mrs. George Paul Monday ajteronon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul of Has­ County Health Foundation gave a tings were Sunday evening callers. very interesting talk on children's Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan and dental care and health problems. children were Sunday dinner guests al the home'of her parents, Mr. and the fund for tennis courts In Wood­ land This makes the total amount Mrs. Gilbert Todd of Hastings. In thia fund about »17500. New Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green were courts have recently been built in Sunday dinner guests of her broth­ Nashville and Middleville and as er and wife. Mr. and Mra. Dale Woodland has not even had a clay Bump of Baltimore township. court for some time, we believe that Rev. J. S. Deabler was In Char­ tennis courta for lhe use of our lotte Idst Tuesday on business. ■ Woodland young folkn will be a welMrs, Harald Classic and Mrs. I come addition to the village athletic Rhoda Austin were In Lansing last'equipment. A committee will be Friday on business. I appointed by the president to work Mra. Forrest Rcgerow, Mrs. Kidn with the Festival tennis committee Guy and Rev. and Mra.- Arthur to -secure the needed amount, of Dodge were in Kalamazoo Mondaymoney and plana fdr the courts, attending* a convention of the Church of Ute Brethren. ! For the Next Census Thuraday 3 P. M. Midweek prayer 10:00 A. M.—Worship and At the Sunday school hour there win ba reporta fo the United Chris­ tian Advance Convention held at Kalamazoo. We Invite you to worship with us Church of lhe United Brethren In Christ WMdlMW 10: 00 A. U. Uonono Wonblp. 11: 00 A. H. Bond,, uhool. 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. 8:00 PM. Wednesday Prayer meeting. Kilpatrick 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school. 11: 30 A. M. Morning Worship. 8:00 P. M- Christian Endeavor, be­ ginning a course In Leadership Training on "VitalliinK lhe Christ­ ian Endeavor." Mra. Harrison Blocher and Aunt (Mrs.' Clayton Valentine and family Mary Fisher end Surie Sunday. i Sunday. April IBth. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Partee andj James Welch of Battle <Teek Nevah spent Baturday evening with spent Bunday. April I»th with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Williams of and Mrs. Rod McLeod. WoodUbd. OM F»U Uwr, -,1. M, Ey.n.(«, B«« ip^t Ur. ,bd Un- Bupbrn Perrtn Kid BubB*r. Aprtl lUb wilb Ur, ,n« pbyUU »: Drtrau Ur. Un Ur, Jobn D,rt>,. «•■ BArrrrtU,. Kenneth Williams and sons of Batp-,—.--- -e rtotrnit U, Cmb «>d Frtnu and Un Fml .."X-1 "J” Monday, April 20th with P. F. u. T ie Cletus Valentine. moving to their recently purchased home in Urbandale chased the Vosburgh residence at food for NsUons of lhe world, we Binfield, and have moved there from Battle Creek. Tlie meeting of the Benfield •'Perm Bureau Club" for May. will arid Mrs Dennis Vosburgh. Charles' Iriler of Claypool. Indspent a part of last, week with his *n Coldwater. Mon- son. Eugene and family, at Banfield «< «» Panners In this vicinity have fin­ shocked lo learn of his death last ished sowing their cats, and are Wednesday; he had had an opera-I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sayacool spent now plowing for corn. The dry tlon In hopes ot gaining relief from a Bunday. April l»th with his staler, weather has retarded then in plant­ itomaclr ailment. Death was caused Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Staton al Frec- ing their spring crops. by pneumonia. Funeral service* were port. held Saturday afternoon at the| Mrs. Evanston Beck has received BARNUM SCHOOL Johnson funeral home at Bellevue1 word from her daughter. Mrs. David Mr. and Mra. Ira Erb and family with Interment in Union cemetery. Leary, that they are settled near who live north of Carlton Center Hl* son Darwin, who ha* been in a Scott Field, IU. Also that David culled on Mr. and Mra. Oliver Boul­ baseball training camp in West Vlr-1 ha* been promoted to a Sargeant, ter Sunday. ginla for several weeks came home congratulations. Buster Norton and Marian Bolbut another son. Ralph, who recent-. Ou<5sU Bl the home of Mr. and mer of Carlton Center spent the ty enlisted in the marines was un- J TUcher. for Sunday weekend with Edgar and Ruby Boul­ night supper, were Mr. and Mrs. ter. homc from California. • Richard Cahill and family, and Mr. Mra. Emma Blowers received word and Mra. Mai Culver and family friends of Lansing called on Mr. from Lansing. and Mrs. Ben Crockford Sunday forty-three, who has been In the Sunday dinner guests at the home evening. Kalamazoo hospital for several of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Henney. were Hillis and Margery Reesor. who years. Funeral services were held Mre. Thelma Johnson, of Muskegon. from the Hess funeral iiome in home for the weekend. Nashville and burial was In lhe Wil­ Hastlngs. and Lena. Nina. Elmer Luella Reesor, Agnes Doris. Mil­ cox cemetery. Mrs Blowers, who ha.i Merrill and Wm. McNutt, all of dred and Leona Helse made a Crip io Grand Rapids Saturday. Grand Rapids. unable lo attend the service. Mr. and Mrs. Allan King of Rev. and Mrs. Moyer and son were Woodland called at the home of Mr. With lhe refrigerator output cur­ dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and and Mrs. Ralph Henney. Sunday aft- tailed. It looks aa If the old spring Mrs. Clyde Walton. house might come back into Its own. Private Eugene Ball from a south­ ern camp, who lias had a weeks' leave, went to Glenwood Friday eve­ ning to visit relatives and accom­ panying him back Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ball and Harvey and Ernest Bali. Sunday - parents his entertained the miUwtno following M?i ___ _ • - Ill11. 11 — «“«*• 2" “r'f “rj. iBaU “5^ O'111 l“e- DUNHAM DISTRICT mmA.Pl A«Wr, Mt ! run1 SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Mra. Jay Dittman of Detroit spent from Wednesday till Monday with “r L““’ w*n'" •" „tr her moiner. mother. Mra. Blocher. mra. Harrison narnson oiocncr. nul WoodKna .Ul.M Ul» M.nU tht p.„„u UMOn Mr. .nd Mr,. K.lpb IMMWnu! tram Vrld., SunAjy, I , n» , „ born Bob. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Johnson and n“’d DojjM j aa,- monant. April ■! Brnnoeb daughter. Nancy of Detroit. Mia* tn<n Jl* ".'."l R" Mrl bn,pbAl Un. Wwi«r and baby ware Opal On.! OU.. Giles .nd and Cha! J. S. J S Denbler nr.M- ,.IW called m. on Un Mrs. Mar-i U„. . Th„^,y „ of Grand Rapids’ . W----5JC-------------- .. Campbell. Private Ernest Dunkelgaret Bates at Pennock hospital her parents. Mr. and Mra. Frank guests aj Mr. and Mra. Walter Sunday afternoon. Mra, Batea is' Shrieber of Carlton. I bergcr called to see him Bunday aft­ Hershberger. convalescing from an appendix oper­ Coach and Mra. Louis J. Vincent Rev. Paul Geiger and mother and! ernoon. ation. Mrs. Julia Garrett and children are receiving congratulations on the Mr. and Mra. Gallen Mlskc ot Lan­, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Hershberger birth of a son. weighing B pounds sing were Sunday dinner guests of; have moved on her parents' farm, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of De­ and 8 ounces, al Pennock hospital. Mr. and Mrs Paul Brodbcck. which she has purchased. The chlltroit. Chalmer Hershberger and Mbs Sunday evening. April 20. A little ; dren are finishing their school year Mr. and Mra. Laird Woutng spent Opal Giles of Grand Rapids were delay in naming this young man as Friday and Saturday with his p*t-_ in the Barney Mills school. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Wal­ girls' names were lhe only ones ents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotring. Private Howard McIntyre spent ter Hershberger. The V. B. Missionary Society met. Sunday al hta home here, and MLm Pollyanna England of Chi­ with Mra. Hlldrtd Hesterly last: called on Eugene Ball in the after­ cago visited her mother. Mra. Glenn Wednesday. noon. England and slater Marjory from . Mr. and ana Mrs. Otto uiio Townxcnf,I Mra. Thelma Soya went to Chicago Friday until Sunday and saw the Tuesday. April 28 was. designated caUed on Miss Clara Bloc! '’■Thursday to spent two weeks with Junior play, "Girl Shy" Friday eve­ by the Student Defense Council of I- -hospital - - Pennock Sunday aftenwon ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Soya. ning. the Woodland High school aa the Mra. Charles Van Lente anti baby; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Paul call- day for the collection of “Scrap Far Gregory of Grand Haven and Mrs 1 Our Yankee Scrappers”. The High Gertrude Strong and Nancy of ON PERSISTENCE gan Sunday afternoon. For twenty years I tried to get school band paraded in the morn­ Grand Rapids spent Saturday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Forman ing nnd the boys and the village ning and Sunday with Mrs. Harri­ Into one magazine; back came my and family ot Homer were Sunday truck made the pick-up In Ute af­ son Blocher. manuscripts eternally. I kept on. dinner guests of his parents Mr. and ternoon. In the twentieth year'that maga­ Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mayo of Mrs Geo. Forman. Hastings and Mra. Keith Parlec and zine accepted one of my articles Harry Hough of- Hartford called Kindergarten and First Grade ,I b.iby san spent Friday evening with James Whitcomb Riley. on his daughter and husband. Mr. Doris Whitney, teacher । and Mrs. Donald Gager last Monday Rodney Jordan is back in school Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hecker and after an absence of a month and children spent Sunday afternoon a half. and evening with Mrs. Mary Fisher. Ann Bryant entered the first' Mbs Susie Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. grade Wednesday. She attended the Walter Fisher. Algonquin lake school near Hastings I Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kltson moved Mrs. L'Connor and Mrs. King via-! Saturday into J he former Nietha- Ited school Friday afternoon. I mcr house on East Broadway which We are sorry to lose Jeanne Yerty । they recently purchased. The Frank but hope she enjoys her school In Nicthamer'g arc now living on their Hastings. farm In West Woodland and are planning to remodel the house as Fifth Grade soon ax possible. Artie Spindler, teacher Word waa received from Mrs. Geo. Jcralce and Ruth Ann Herchel Benner Monday that they arrived from the Martin school visited us in Corpus Christi, Texas, last Wed­ nesday and Oeorge. Jr. had liberty Friday. Mary Bryant from lhe Algonquin Wednesday and Thursday which ho school entered the ’spent pent wun with ms his parents ana and auncra. sisters. ------ ------ — -----------fifth --------grade ------ Wed-­ Dr. and Mrs. Benner. Missea Helena • nraday of last week. .nd Br.nor Ml lor T™.. lot Son-1 w« lud oor plrlury. UT.n 1AU day from Milford. III., and they ex- j pected to visit Pvt Jean England “ at san Antonio on Saturday. Mra. Benner reports so many beautiful The Evangelical Church rosea and flowers In bloom In Texas J. S. Deabler, pastor nnd it seemed *a strange sight to! 10:00—A. M. Morning worst worship their northern eyes. I 10:0G-A. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Perkins ar11:00 A. M. —Sunday school rived home the first of the week — - • -• - 8:30 P. M—Evening worship after a winter's stay in South Caro8 P. M. Christian EndeavUna. ITuesday ---------- ----------------------—- ----.----Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rowlader and or business meeting. Mra Jessie Hatton came home from I W. M. S. monthly meeting and Florida last week after spending theJ lesson study Wednesday 3 P. M. May winter in their house trailer in the ■ * Midweek prayer service Thursday sunny south. at the church. To Open Blarkamlth Shop Here I Choir Rehearsal Friday evening. Mother's Day. May IB. The village blackspilth shop, Annual conference at Pontiac, which has been closed since lhe audden death of Orville Blfton a Utile; May 13 to 17. Joe B<ck *W SALUTE TO A CAREFUL DRIVER 15 dealers in Barry Truck Service available to School Notes rr for Victory. appeared before Scrap metal includes 1BRANCH aluminum, and lead Colton bags Jolly Dozen Club last emoon. and burlap bags can be reused. Sunday. tanks, guns and ammunition. Our final victory depends on Just freedom. J. Norton Of We must act—and'act at in lhe Salvage for Victory. lor marine service passed nu I amination) at Detroit and will for training immediately. Music Is the greatest civilizing Marshall. GOOD NEWS! for better— HEALTH for those suffering from these ailment* STOMACH KIDNEYS ladtaesUao, Rheumatism Can Today WiH Start US have Mobil Gas and OU. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES Formerly Service Oil Company HASTINGS PHONE 15M THE ROAD TO DRUDLESS HEALTH AUCTION SALE In order to lottie the evtote of Herbert B. Hoag I will sell ot Public Auction ot the form located 11 miles East of Bedford or] mile west of Court school on • nd bteellac. Nel IUm SATURDAY, MAY 2,1942 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP, THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES nrokably Ur Tear*. Iras MM, were » kMwya .nd ratal** Church Announcements HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE YOUR COUNTRY YOUR HOME HELP KEEP IT! Let Us Help You Buy It We have money to loan for the purchase of homes . . . if you have found the home you wont, DON’T wait, call us now. We will be glad to explain our plan. We con also finance repairing and remodeling. Ask about It. HASTINGS BUILDING b LOAN ASSOCIATION Bulk and Lane player piano and rolls 3-pc. living-room suite, velour Library table Music cabinet Heatrola Writing desk 4 Rocking chain 3 Dressers Commode Chest of drawer* Edison Standard phonograph and records Chest moulders tools 1 bed complete Single bed 1 wooden bod, complete Iron bed, complete American sewing machine Electric heater Florence heater-No. 55 2 9x12 rage 3 stands, pitchers Leather couch Crosloy radio, table model Dining table, square 9 Dining-room chairs Easy chair Fruit safe Looking-glass, largo Large Peninsular cook stove 2-bumer electric plate Clock 2 Electric sweepers 3-burner oil stove Curtains Few dishes 2 5-gal. milk cans Cream can Ice-box Bench wringer Barrel churn Wash boiler 30-gal. crock 30-30 Winchester deer rifle 12-gauge pump gun USE BIO-MINERAL H1LP NATURE WITH NATURAL MINIRALS ONLY Xetanl. Utar^Tslif LIVESTOCK Jersey cows, fresh Pure-bred Percheron stallion, 17 years old Roan mare^G years, 1600 Yearling colt * 3-year colt (broken) Gelding, wgt. 1400 30 Barred Rock Hens WITH YOUR OWN RYU! SEE AND EILIIVI USE BIO-MINERAL TOOLS 2 wagons Hay rack 2-horse cultivator Hog crate Dump rake Mowing machine Walking plow Double harness 1928 Chevrolet truck 1925 Chevrolet coach Gas engine Potato crates BIO-MINERAL 1 MlH tt.TS-3 MUm (.“.Mt-t fiA-l TERMS OF SALE: Cosh day of eale, nothing to be removed until settled for EMORY M. GREGG, Adm LOREN D. COPPOCK, Auctioneer MILT LEIN AAR, Clerk is HAsvnws xxciinmiT CARVETH A STI THI RIXALL MUMI OourUay And Friendly Urvitt Mmb* 31 Prompt Delivery Barries �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THl'RSPAT, APRIL », 1843 have moved in to the Reynolds' Mr. and Mra. Carl Eckardt ond’staytng at the DeOolla home and day at the home of Mra Mafti# house in lhe west part of town. rson Bruce and Mr. and Mra. Ray previously at the Galster home, now Lynd with a pot luck dinner. It .Elmer Willison, who was induct-!Scheel aU of Woodland were vteltora has a room at the home of Mrs. will be of Interest to many to team ed into the army te Mr. and, Minnie Johnson. | that the elub has recently purchased is now stationed at at' °f U1 • ‘^‘r uncle and aunt. mr. camp. Philip Quick, Ed- Mr> Mrl- Andrew Flnkbelner. Sunday. Sunday, j ur. and Mra. Arthur Bell spent.® a western camp victory bond. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams spent win Lanunera Lammers and Gerald Tungate Tungate. Little Mary Jane Annis of Grand 1 Grand'Sunday al the home of his couainl Marc Squler. son-in-law of Mr. ' Sunday with their son-in-law and left .fcr service .. last Wednesday. i~ Rapids .J- visited her aunt. Miss Jane ,; t Kalamazoo. and Mra. G. E. Blake has recently 'daughter. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Wil­ Mrs. Noble Hyde, who has been' “w Clifford Freshney Mra. Clair Brog was a luncheon enlisted in the U. 8. Navy and ex­ ' liams and family at the W. K. Kel­ clerking In tlie drug store, has gone ,10mc Monday. ’ guest at the home of Mrs. Herman 'pecto to-be assigned as soon as tesu logg farnj at Gull lake, fn the aflPoppenpoiil k Grund Rapids on, “re completed. ernoon they attended the concert in to California to care for her mother; Mr. and Mrs. L E- Hamilton and wlw is 111. j grandson Jack spent Sunday in Wednesday. [ Fred Hooper, who recently receivthe Kellogg school there. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leonard 'and I Grand Rapids with their daughter The Prairie literary club had a cd a pelvic fracture wiu brought to Max Reynolds, Roger Williams, daughter and Mrs. Lucy Leonard [Mrs. Marvel O'Connor. very pleasant maaUng Wednesday, hte home from Pennock bospltal Kalamazoo, called on Mrs. Hattie Mr. and Mrs. Chde Potter of Ea- Aprtl 23 at the home of Mrs. Clara, Sunday by ambulance. He is doing tings spent Saturday and Sunday of Whittemore Sunday afternoon. ! ton Rapids spent the weekend with :Schondelmayer with twenty ladles1 well but will be confined lo lhe bed trout fishing near Lake city. jirtsent Following an Interesting I for some time. Mrs. Ella Doud spent Friday and | Mra. Dana Potter. Saturday with Mrs Angle Titus, j tdd Flnkbelner. Burdette Wadd, program I the hostess served refreshMiddleville's business life had anlaneottf shower at her homa east» — ... M ^WHU u Mr. ..... and ---------------Mrs. John---------Llnbeck of Ed iLewis. Glenn wuiDom Sanborn ana and aacai Jack 1 «, Binder .. I Of. Hlckwy Comers Friday • njght InjAlmoand their father. Clto Pennock । Rosenberg made up a party that , au“u ot Bender at 1 HdUh.Manager of the local’KroSPECIAL RATE of 18c par $100 on village and city ht"™ Mrs Chambertoln. a of KalamacM called on Mr. “nd! went north Stmday on a smelt fish- h" home southwest of town last ger 1Uwe two year, Mra Leon ! mg »«•* her mother. Mra. Elmira b«.n promoted V the management residence property. i recey bride. _ ---- Pennock - ----------.. Sunday .------ - after---■••• trip to Carp lake They were w ... D _i—. I nnn<> —._j home .------- jTuesday — —.— 'Hackney ।, «... Our locnl Scoutmaster Robert noon. Tnev They nUn nteo railed called nn on arirfimnI Addison ----expected evening. ------------ - of -- Hastings, and• her •— ate-! —: of the Lake Odessa store and began Abbey arid _ ..this ________ .... - _ Hatch . Barnes wax given nn excepllonal Pennock in the Jaratfer ConvaleaThP Maynard Miller family of'tor. ;Ur' Mrs Mrs- nlrttn Olenn Abbey and clauehdaugh- ' his duties Monday. — The honor at the Scoutcrs appreciation I cent Home in Hastings. Leon Pen- Hopkins were Sunday guests of herlUrot l**Ue. family hal won many friends since dinner held In Grand Rapids the nock also called on him in the brother. Walter Bender and famUy1 7110 Iast meeting of the season for coming to town who are glad to See local agent or write Home Office at evening of April 25. He ni award- evening. , southwest of town. Little Phyllis I,hp MlddlevlUe Woman's Club wiU leant that Mrs. Hatch and three Ut­ ed the Silver Beaver badge as the Mr. nnd .Mrs. Basil Dunn an- Miller, who had been spending sev-! »* *n the nature of a May party at, ile boys will remain here for lhe WOODLAND, MICH. outstanding Scoutmaster in the nounce the birth of an eight lb. 5■ era) days with her grandparents Mr the pleasant country home of the present time. We welcome the suc­ Grand Valley Council for work In 'oL son. Spencer Ferris In BorRcss ,lmi'Mrs Philip Bender, accompstn- i president. Mrs. Chas. Robertson, cessor to Jim, Ear) Kaufmann who youth training. This te next to the hospital. . k<j her parents home. 1 Tuesday. May 5. A chicken dinner at formerly has served the stores In highest award given by the Na-i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Starring nnd[ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thorpe and 12;3« o'clock will be a pleasant fea- Ionia and Hastings. llqnal Boy Seoul otganlzation. to two children. Ellsworth and Carol., two small daughters of Kalamazoo ture of t1** <»tbertng. Miss Evelyn Geukea waa home adult leaders. The District Scout | of Level Park spent Saturday with ,,ix.nt lhe weekend at the homes ofi Eddi? Lewis te asxUtlng in the — *• — ‘ [his .-.I'.ter. grocery store when nut out from Michigan State College for the Commissioner. James McGregor, and sister. Mra Iz-on U-on Pennock and their parents. Mrs Vem Smith and VanderVeen arocerv weekend. . the president of Grand Valley Coun-; family. )jr. and Mrs. Floyd Holes. Miss of school. The vocal numbers of the Barry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean moved ell and James Spindle, were also, Mr. and Mra. Ellis E. Faulkner■ Donna Holes accompanied her stefrom the Sharp apartments Satur­ awarded the Silver Beaver badge spent two days recently with their' ler home for a week's visit. the Sunday morning, service at the Mr. and Mra. Ted Shephard. Mr. and: 'On and daughter-in-law. Mr. and m1m Myrtclla and Webster Steeby day to tlie Ji L. Ruga home. 11, Mrs. Royce C. G. Henton. Hen ton. Mr. Mr and --*«•-■ Mrs.' Mrs. Robert Faulkner -• at Solemn Of uighton ------Twp.-----who have been Mr. and Mra. Paul Carey and two Methodist church were greatly en­ Fred Koppolof Koppoloi and' *' Mr“ and Mrs. Monday thev were dinner guests of teaching in the schools of Barryton daughters of Leighton spent Sunday joyed by a well-filled auditorium. Robert Barnes and two sons. Robert Senator Earl Burhans and wife of, MMj Galien, respectively for several with their mothers in Grand Rap­ Tlie pastor and members appreciate __ ■ Dick, .... __ .1,____________ «.,_u Paw Dnw Ii years have accepted .... . . positions ..1, the I1 *dsia. tfie music of these men and their and attended the dinner which Paw. in was held at the Civic auditorium i T*®“e Schanffhourer.. win of school* of Rockford and Wyoming, Galen Bell and Harold Haywood accompanist and hope they will There were 2500 guests at the din- Mr... Mac Schauffhauaer of tins pnrj( for next year. left on Wednesday for army service, favor us again. Following service. tier which to sponsored annually by I village and manager ot a Battle Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles. ‘he latest Inductees ftom our village, Glenn GriffeUi one of the quartet the Grand Rapids Lions .club tojCreek drug store, te the city’s first; Robertson Sunday of last week were, Mra. Leola Clark of Grand Rapids with Mrs. Oriffeth. entertained the honor adult volunteer workers In 3-A draft registrant to apply for i h,.r cousin. Mrs. Edith Schrader and ■ spent last week with her son. Forrest other members snd families to din­ Boy Scout work. |’ <ilunteer officer training under the two children and her mother. Mrs. and family, and other Middleville ner and for lhe afternoon. Those present were Mr. and Mra. Robert Mr and Mix. John Van Holde and I arn?^’ s neu Mr. Schaffhouser c E Bingham, nil ot Flint. In the . friends. 1 Whirlfoam your motor 7 Clean and adjust Mr. Pike of Kalamazoo called on the I all(1 w,,e c“,lrtl on Mr. and Mrs < afternoon all drove to Plainwell. | Mrs. Anna Baird accompanied by Brooks and children of Cloverdale, sparkplugs former's brother-in-law. Peter Ad-1 ral1’ E Falkner recently. 1 Leon Williams of Kalamazoo was her niece. Mrs. Allie Qrottmnt of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes and son 2 Change to summer oil rianson, Sunday. I Th'* ptroc“^ of Junl0T c,*tM the weekend visitor of his sister. Grand Rapids, and Mra. Hattie of Delton and Mr. and Mra. Harold Drain sal old sU—rtmi with Mr nnd Mra Will Whittemore plny .”ntorA a8“". 8U«n . ln U‘C Mrs Arthur Kenyon, and family. t Smith went to Tiffin. Ohio, Wed- Oriffeth and four children ot Mid­ »ho Mrtd t“l7’faSDriton ■'•‘•ch001 IE! Fr““V e'C*l Jlm Langston of Hastings was anesdaV. called there by the death of dleville. have movedI w^to their ho^el nlna' BmounIW,1 to, »«*’ . I caller nt the home of hte Masonic, her only brother. Hugo Berger. They Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McConnell, St. Ik?™ moved back to their home Dr Allct, whlpple, M.-D. formerly।brother. F. O. Stokoe, Wednesday, [are expected home the forepart of nnd son William were home from 8 Drain anti-freexe, In­ 3 Change to summer I „ , „ , . , J of Chicago, te now associated with ..Aunl- Lottie Howard Is again in .‘hte week. Midland for lhe weekend. spect hose connections type gear lubricants I Mr and Mra. John Lechleitner of' Dr. Byron Farwell. M. D. of Delton.I her own home after spending the! Mr. and Mra. Wm. Sweet nnd Wc are sorry to know Mrs. Edward । nenr Cedar Creek, who recently purMr. and Mrs. Harold Lowe of Nileshrtn^. wlth Mr. and Mra Otto Bech- daughter Beverley visited her Eslerman is in very poor health nnd chased the Guv Hazen house, are j visited her mother. Mrs Blanche I tP| MUs Myrtle Cook slays nights [ brother, Elgin Wright and family at confined to her room most of the now residents of this village. Richards of the — -----------; «-.» weeku and -,.u time. ----------- the...first -------J week. . with her aunt— who will be—--------98 years'Mulliken. Sunday of last ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes and । Mr. and nnd Mra. Mrs. John Anders of Kn! Kai-;,1 0]d june m also called on friends in VermontMr. and Mra. Herbert Cook and 1 sori*. Bob and Dick, and, Gordon'1 amuzoo 9 Adjust ton belt umnzno called on her brother-in-law j• lhf Epworth League young-folks ville. .. |DeisterhoL attended church services^ nnd sister. Mr. and Mra. Will Whit­ j met on Sunday evening for service ; Mrs. W. J. Llebler enjoyed n dln- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stimson had a most enjoyable time Friday evening 4 Chassis lubrication In lhe Middleville Methodist church: temore Sunday. । nt lhe country home of Jean and ner party nnd evening of bridge when they attended the diamond ' Sunday. The male quartet of the' ________ I Leonard Stimson. ’ I with old friends in Grand Rapids jubilee of Coldwa&r chapter O. E. Barry County Rural Mall Carriers' 10 Check all lights and Mrs. Hurry Walker of Jackson, Friday. 5. No. 1. of which Mr. Cook to a sang at the morning services windshield wiper was lhe weekend guest of her daughTlie T.-K. baseball team hopes “a member. Coldwater has the oldest i The Delton Rural Agricultural ■ter. MIm Pauline Walker and at- bad beginning makes a good ending- chapter In the world and the ritu­ school baseball team went to Mid5 (a) Check oil filter11 General check-up of tended the O. E. S. chapter meeting i for in the third game of lhe season alistic work ot 1887 was exemplified .dlevllle Thursday, .winning by a and connections lay. Mr* Thursday with Delton the team met ; Friday evening. Saturday tires 'score of 18-0. Delton hud 18 runs. . Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith of1 Walker nnd daughter nccc,..^, rompanled Ita ‘1’lrd defeat,----------------------Wilbur, as the vtelt-----------------------------— rons of that chapter dressed in the 21 hits and no errors. Middleville/ ' Grand Rapids were Thursday dinner by Mrs. Henry Brog nnd daughter; ing pitcher, held lhe game to a styles of that period and was a most , no runs. 3 hits, and 5 errors. Hits .( 5'.guests of tlie Clair Brog family. Helen, were Grand Rapids visitors. । three-hit affair for the locals, and (b) Clean air filter | for Delton: home runs by Monica Mr and Harry gtlnwon and s B QU|ncer nnd Mrs. Otto with Houghtallng nnd Monica mak- impressive and beautiful service. Mr. and Mra. Harry Stimson and: Mrs S B Qulnccr and Mrs. Otto with Houghtallng and Monica mak- Grand officers of the Grand Chap­ III U ‘two Mta. Wayne Carpen- 1 Bechtel attended the semi-annual: Ing home runs everything went DelOptional Extra Services ilu? hv ftntl MUs Jean Sllnrson were meeting of the Grand Rapids asso-i ton's way with a wore of 18 to 0. ter of Michigan were all present and dinner reservations were made for 6 Battery tested and at Special Rates* Fr,dav Shoppers Jn Grand Rapids elation of Baptist women nt Ens-1 The hoys met the Kellogg-Ag team serviced t>r2 n two' Mr- and Mrs- Vcrn Allerdlng and' ley Center, near Cedar Springs. Prl- here this Tuesday night and hoped MO guests. \ ' ±?t °wi^r^t£F.mt n MW ch,ldrfn "f Ona,Jl Orovc “*nt Sun- day. tor better luck. We hear a -lot these days about CkMk b*lt«ry «tr«a<lb—<1«»b ter. ■ .44 dl»UU.4 water. Helye one nn. Knttera wuour la mfuck nut u mid iXviiii! i iiXa tn *-। d iy wllh her P® renU Mr and Mr » Mr ®"d Mrs. Clyde Grummett of The Hany Balsch family were SunMr. and Mrs. Clyde Grummett of Tlie Harry Belsch family were Sun­ what people are doing to help the I dleville batters in 8 Innings. In 2 day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Poulson. . the Parmelee vicinity visited her sis- , day dinner guests of the Russell cause of victory but our local un­ । games Wilbur has fanned 27 baiters dertaker. L. Russell Beeler, for the Mr. and Mrs Lee Lincoln of Do- ter, Mrs. Herman Plnney and hus-. Bender family, a Joint birthday celeComplete Check-up ot Special Rate. and allowed only 3 hits. He lias waglac were Sunday visitors of his | band nt Casnovia. Sunday. bration for the two little girls of past ten years has taught first pitched 15 Innings. The game was niece. Mra. Elton Lawrence and. Peter Rother of Hastings was a the families. Nancy nnd Joan, aid nnd water safety u a hobby for called In the 1st of the 9th when family. caller nt the home of Fred White! who celebrated their third blrth- the Boy Scouts and Burry, county ,Delton had scored 3 runs nnd still Red Cross chapter. Five nights a Ivnn Payne has dlsjxwed of his: Monday. |days last week. no one was out. Garbow got 2 ot stock of groceries and closed his oil I MIm Pauline Benaway was nt; Harlan Sweet of the U. S. Nnvy week nre devoted to giving first aid Middleville's 3 nits. Batteries for station and store on West Main St. I home from her work in the Bell has been promoted to the rank of instruction to various units of the Delton were Wilbur nnd HoughtaiMr. and Mra. Gerald White nnd I Telephone office at Battle Creek sergeant. Another local boy doing civilian defense program, and at ing. For Middleville. Moore. Rob­ Mr. and Mrs. L. Lobdell returned from Friday until Sunday night well—somewhere. inson. Reynolds and Sehondelmeyer. Friday evening from a nvc-days trip: Mr and Mrs Clare Schull and his| A change ot dates from May 7 on Monday night®. Quimby on Tlie local team will go Lo Wayland In the east. TherVisited Albany. N.J little nephew. Monty, of Hart spent, <o May 13 for the Mother-Daugh- Tuesday, McOmber school on Wed­ Wednesday April 29 to play that nesday. Johnstown Grange hall on Phone 2240 daytime. For night team. Woodland will play the home Y.. on btulness nnd did some sight- from Saturday until Monday with I ter banquet sponsored by the Mas- Thursday and Woodland. Friday. seeing in New York city and that' her brother. Earl VanSlcklc and j ters-Jonea circle has been necesteam on the school diamond here, Ice phone 2352 or 2230 vicinlty. They returned home I family. 1 sary because of conflict with the He has completed several classes for Friday. May 1st. through Pennsylvania nnd greatly । Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lyons visited i federal sugar rationing dales nnd to various unlta at Hastings, Middle­ Mrs. Charles Harrington and Mrs. enjoyed, the varied scenery through ' her brother and sister. George Davis enable the teachers/to attend. A ville. Nashville and other points and Hastiags, Michigan Bertha Adams spent Thursday in the mountains. Mra. White's sister. t and Mra. Bert-piggs and families nt fins program te being prepared and we are glad to know waa recently Battie Creek. Snnoco Gaa aad Olla Greasing Mrs. Tlioniton cared for the chll-; Merritt. Saturday and Sunday. lit Is hoped It may be as successful appointed first aid chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Frederickson Battarioa, WlMshiaM Wipers Vulcanising drrn during their absence. ! Claude Rosenberg visited relatives ’ an event as tn the past. Miss Mar- county chapter of Red Cross. The Young Married People of the' In Grand Rapids from Friday until'. jorie Chandler of lhe T-K faculty He had filed a petition in bank­ Parmelee Sunday school held their j Sunday when Mrs. Rosenberg, who will act as toastmlstreas. Mrs. Cllfmonthly social evening with Mr. nnd' had spent several days in the city,! ford Davis will give the welcome lo ruptcy. The time came for him to A MUCAT1 AWUJTUIXT i. made in a dial Mra. Ralph Van Wee at Hastings. I accompanied him home. I the daughters with response by MIm be examined as to whether he should be declared a bankrupt. He rattled Saturday. . Considerable scrap material was I Laurel MacTver. For tfckets call Mr. and Mra. L. R. Beeler nnd son collected Saturday, the proceeds of any of the following committee If off a long list of liabilities and then Connie visited their daughter and;which will be used for equipment।you have not been solicited. Mrs. wistiin rtlCTSic men nub installation sister. Mra. Robrit Prost and hus- j for the new picnic and recreation ■ Rugg, Mra. Hickman, Mrs. Betz and in a new central office to help the Tele­ band at Grand Rapids Sunday. I center—the old school ground. Some! Mrs. Sweet. phone Company meet war needs Claude Kermeen te out again aft- trees have been cut and work te| Mr. and Mra. Ward Wolcott of announced, "is that I'm In my sev­ er hte severe sickness and able to.do progressing In a satisfactory man-' Grand Rapids were callers at the enth week in a national puzzle consome work In the cemetery, of which ner. I Harry Stimson home northwest pf he te sexton. t Mr. nnd Mrs. Clair Tungate and i town Saturday evening. Private Clifford Aubll. returned to. Infant son have moved from ParmeMra. Ed Pratt of Detroit came a southern camp Wednesday after'lee to the home of her parents In Friday to visit her parents. Mr. and spending a ten days' furlough with Ciflcdonla. j Mra. Herbert Lanfear and her son his parents. .Mr. and Mrs Ray Aubll.. Mra. Grover Cline, who has been [Cleo. We ore sorry to know that ORDBB FOB FUXXJOATIpX and his brothers and sisters. I 111 for same- time, was taken tO|*'— ’ ' ~ ‘ Mr. and Mra. J. L. Rugg were Fri-1 Blodgett .hospital. Grand Rapids, Miss Marcia Henning has em­ day evening callers nt-the home of Friday for tests and on Saturday ployment in lite Bell Telephone of­ Rev. H. H. Harris In Wayland. We I was taken to the home of his fice in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kelpke of are sorry to know Mra. Harris has' nephew. Will Scott at Grandville been ven- sick for several weeks nnd for a complete rest. Grover also Grand Rapids visited their daughter hope for her speedy recovery. spent the weekend at the Scott Mrs. Keith Schnurr and family Jim McDonald has purchased the] home. , Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Car­ Wm. DeGolin residence in the John Armstrong, who has been in penter and two children were also east part of town. We understand I very poor health recently, went to dinner guests. Mr. DeGdiia will make his future the home of hte son Rom at ConRobert Carter who is stationed at home with-a relative In Eaton Rap-, stantine. Sunday for an indefinite a southern camp spertt the weekend ids. 1 j stay. The home has Men closed and with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hulett nnd M* housekeeper. Mra. Ida Brown, Carter in Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smalley and son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and h®* returned tQiher home in Alto. Mrs. Roy McCnul spent Sunday nt j Mr. and Mrs>6ew»hl Brock and two sons spent Saturday night and the Blodgett farm near Grand Rap- daughter Harriet and friend of Sunday with his parents at Mar­ ids with tlie former's cousin. Thane [Grand Rapids were Sunday vteltora shall. Hulett and family. I of Mrs. B's parent*. Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Berry visited Mr. nnd Mrs. O L. Flnkbelner and; F R Prindle. from Friday till Sunday evening 185,000 FLANKS three children were weekend guests' Arthur Valentine of Ann -Arbor with relatives in Reed City. of the Howard Paquin family at s Pe ” 1 tl * weekend at home. This ; .Mr. and Mra. Mark Ritchie spent 120,000 TANKS South Haven. i week he is closing out his grocery i several days last week at their Gun Mr. and Mrs. H. E Bennett ar- ’ stock ln the Frank Lee building as lake cottage. 53,000 ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS rived home last week after an enh“* ® very good position in the । Fred Stokoe. who lias been on the joyable winter spent at St. Peters- j University city. We regret hte re-1 sick list for over ten weeks. Is able burg, Fla. tlrement from our town's business to be dressed and out some in the Mr and Mra. Wm. K. Llebler have 1 bllt 1,oPc to retain the family, yard. FOR PUBUCATIOX ruthing to arms plants, military bases and rented their home in Grand Rapids 'with us for some time. [ Mr. and Mra. Mac Eppens of De- ORDER Htate of Mlehtelk. Tha Pn means a still bigger job ahead for the and expect to move Into their re- j The Epworth League young folks' troll were weekend guests of her fighting ahifx. At the same time. Western cently purchased home on West had a cook-out Monday evening in i parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oartelephone, which speeds the work that Electric continues to produce a neces­ Main St. this week. Middleville ex-1‘he new park site and Rev. L. M.'bow. sarily limited supply of telephone equip­ tends a glad han'd'cf welcome to RUfelman of Augusta, formerly of: Mrs. Hattie Carpenter returned I For many months. Western Electric, these former residents. I odr t^n spoke to them on hte work *home ------- — ment fur the Bell System companies. Friday•-------from -a-------week's visit manufacturing unit of the Bell System, has The’Barry county O. E. 8. chapMethodist counsellor to the boys with relatives in East Lansing. tera will hoM a Friendship meet-1 EL Custer. James Clark and son Richard of been on emergency schedules, day and In so far as material shortages permit, we ing with the Freeport,chapter, Wed-1 Mr»- Wm. Thurkettle and chil- Parmelee went to Paw Paw Sunday night, making telephone equipment to shall continue to provide the beat service .nesday May 8. i dren visited her husband at Pennock to the l»mf of his sister and met help the nation gird for war. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Parker and hospital on Saturday and his Mra. Clark whom he brought home. possible, and wc look forward to the day .wo children of Cadillac spent the I father. Henry Thurkettte two Thurkettle and his All **J her friends are glad to hear she I Scores of switchboards, hundreds of when we can meet all requests as in the weekend with hte parents. Mr. and! brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Is _ 1home after several weeks of seri­ miles of cable, hundreds of thousands of past. But now, and for the duration, Mrs. A. H. Parker nnd her father Mra. Allen Matthews, visited him ous illness. The little daughter telephones and other equipment are tear needs come first. and brother. John Vander Veen 1 on Sunday. He is convalescing as Ruth Ann. is also home from grand­ and Robert and family | well aa his Injuries permit. His teg mother Finkbclner's, Mra. Norman Mac Iver and little fined to her bed with an attack of ported but In one bad break near the son spent the weekend in Grand influenza. We hope sh$ will aoon bej®nkle. Rapids with her parents, while Nor­ much better. I The local'; fire department was man and his father Oeorge MacMrs. Clive Churchill spent the called out Monday afternoon to ex­ Iver did a little successful trout weekend in Grand Rapids as her, linguteh a grass fire that was raging fishing in the vicinity of Luther. daughter. Mrs Erwin Peters. has|»t the rear of Lenna Kirkpatrick's The monthly meeting of the Del­ been seriously Ul in Butterworth home. la Allen Past Matrons club of the hospital the past ten days. I Georgs McCloskey who has been MiddleviUe O. E. 8. will be held Prt- MOTIOX to cawwoBB DELTON Insure with Woodland Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Dependable Insurance al Reasonable Cost CHAXCIBT BALB puuurt bf(*ad>a(* of MUSI Spring Car Saver SERVICE 'f-ilintlU, A complete ready for summer check-up ORDER FOB APPBABAMCD lo« wllkln thl> ordrr. MIDDLEVILLE rtehl at i la width VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE Oat ORDER FOR PUBLICATION 1 Harry ' Ordarad. That (rablia LEGAL NOTICES ■ichifaa Bell Telephone Company ORDER FOR PUBLICATION � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-05-07.pdf 2bec50b8159b2b4fedf840bb1aab9db5 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SIVINTH YEAR ANNUAL MEETING OF PENNOCK HOSPITAL GENERAL GUILD 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS The Banner Starts Its 87th Year Today then called the Hastings Republi­ can Banner—made its appearance Ln the then village of Hastings on Report* Show Splendid Work \ By Guild Member* During Year Just Closed HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1942 BERT SPARKS ENDED TWENTY-FOUR YEARS AS CITY ENGINEER ON MAY FIRST He Ha* Proven an Efficient and a Very Satisfactory Public Official. Ha* Been a Hasting* Resident for Fifty-One Year* Six Represent Our Hospital at Meeting Several members of the Womens Board and one trustee of Pennock hospital are attending the Tri-' State Hospital convention at Chi­ cago this week—Mrs. Kellar Stem, chairman of the board. Mr*. E. A. Burton and Mr*. A. H- Carveth left Monday. Mrs. ,D. A. VanBusklrk went with them and spoke at one of the sesskms on Hie work of Hos­ pital guilds. She luu> been at the liead of one of the guild* here, which ha* done much to aid the work of our hospital. Mr. and Mrs Stewart Clement anti Mrs. Frank Andrus left yesterday for Chicago to attend the Convention. SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to I A Proclamation WHEREAS, the week of May 3rd to '9th, Inclusive, has been designated by The American Legion as National Employment Week. In an effort to call the attention of the public to rile need ot training older worker*, so that they may be able to take their proper place* In war in­ dustries, and * NUMMB 1 WILL HONOR MRS. GEORGIANA BAUER FOR HER FINE EASTERN STAR WORK Evening of May 12. Public Dinner at Presbyterian Church And an Unique Program Following in Masonic Hall issue starts the Banner on its 87th j-------------------------------------- ’ —• Mr*. Georgiana Bauer of thli city year. Barry county had regularly given Democratic majorities previ­ May 1 terminated 24 year/of con«ord m th. ous io to laov. 1956. utn. Gen. rrcmoru Fremont became Became ................... ................... ..... ..... U/IMC AU/ADh !Grand Worthy Matron of the Grand pleted within the period, all con ­ , Sprays of cherry bloom* and blos­ UwJlrat presidential nominee of the tinuous and very satisfactory service nections made, and was' paid for I chapter of Michigan Order of EasWHEREAS. tliousand* of ; “ 'M YY soming geraniums made attractive Republican party that year, and the .■ to This city by City Engineer Bert without selling a dollar of city bonds younger worker* now employed I President Charles Annable of the ten, atarii whlch potion she filled H.»ubl[e«n. t.rrkJ the ram, Tn»;8ptI1K Hr h„ ,„a e(. tn war Industrie* will take their Jr. Chamber ml of SF52, Commerce Sa an­ •» ,ns The steam pumping outfit at the • O'*™1 decorations for. the long tables and place* In'the ranks of the armed I nounccd nounced that the local group had r >a large, lovely arrangement of spring forces a* soon as replacements i been awarded the Chase S. Oabome Matron end* her strenuous year In ly Democratic. Believing that the ’ manager of our water-works system flower* centered Ute head table al|/new party needed newspaper sup-j*140 । trophy for their activity lut year in that office, she usually feel* that the malnten- during the administration of Mr. can be trained, and the annual dinner of the General MXiruoring the BlueglU Festival, grilling work of Uvat year entitle* porl In RepuDill till* mi* county, leading icauuiK ncuuu — 1 ance of .the. city s .streets and super- Sparks. He made the plans for in­ WHEREAS, the President of 1 ThU Guild of Pennock hospital Wednes­ iT." trophy Li ■ awarded to the Jr. her to a vacation thereafter from ___ ...fumuned ___ j ..... the vlilon of the citv'xcity sewer svstem. stalling electrically operated pumps, Beans_ of the .town vl*ion of the * *** er system the United Stales and the Gov­ day evening In the Methodist church i C. of C. In Michigan for doing the rexponding to calls for addresses at cash to establish the Banner Dr. ’ Mr 8l“rk' “ Hasting* as a doing away with the boilers and ernor of the State of Michigan I most outstanding job in conserva- or taking part tn. programs of In­ Chas. 8. Burton was the first edl-lioun* man 52 year* ago. He wu steam pump*, thereby effecting a have called special attention to members of each Guild being seated ' lion. A .ipeclal committee decided dividual Chapter* They cannot be u.. u nn ...„ bom In in Maule Maple Grove town* township July large raving in the cost of pumping. ..... thl* great need of complete mo­ together. Tlie invocation was given tor. He was succeeded by Norman 30. 1869. and hu lived all of his life, Salesmen tried to persuade him to Pint quarter collection ending : the dinners. Hasting* Jr. C- of C. blamed for feeling that way because Bailey. Not long after that. John M. bilization of labor for the war •by Mr*. Guy C. Keller. except one year, in Barry county buy one big pump that could de­ March 31 of the 1942 weight tax for I performed an outstanding job with a year as Grand Worthy Matron I* effort. Mr*. Fred 8. Jones, general chair­ Nevins, father of Morse E. Nevins Barry County amount to 862.625 10 liver 1.000 gallons of water per min ­ ; the Festival and they really earned a tryttfg ordeal. However. Mr*. man, presided and Introduced the of this city, purchased the Banner ute which whs the extreme need* as compared to 862.27851 for the NOW. THEREFORE. I. Charles thU award. Congratulations. Bauer felt that her work of aiding officer* and member* of tlie Wom­ and continued to publish it until tings Table Co. for nine years, was in fighting a big fire He didn't first quarter In 1941—or an Increase H. Leonard. Mayor of Haitmg*. . Attending the convention with the Order by giving further service en's board who constitute the man­ 1969, when it was bought by George engineer at the Bookcase Co. for 18 take their advice, for lie knew his of 834659. Although there has been do designate the week of May । Mr. Annab^p were Ken Sanderson of to individual chapters ought not to M. Dewey, grandfather of Tom Dew­ agement of the hospital affair*. years. Adding the 24 years as city own plans were better and would a slight increase in the weight tax 3rd to 9th. Inclusive, as National 1( the me Consumers vuiLMuuvi* Power ruwci Co, v-v, and imiu Past * cease when her term expired. Bo, An excellent report wa* given by ey. the famous New York City pros­ engineer accounts for all the 52 be far more economical. Results returns It to probable that returns Employment Week and urge all ' President Dr. Norbert Schowalter. she has continued to respond to b the treasurer. Mr*. Lewis Hine, which ecutor. Mr. Dewey sold the psper years except one, in which year he from the go* tax source will show church and civic organizations, showed total receipt* of 865452 In to the writer and George E. Bow­ wa* engineer at the St. Johns Table one big pump he installed one elec­ a decided drop. business groups and employer* in ers July 15. 1880. Mr. Bower* sold the ravings and checking accounts, Co. plant. He could have remained tric pump that would deliver 250 general to stimulate tlie registra­ Chapter* of Michigan. Thirty of and disbursements of 8600.93 from his interest in 1882. In 1889 the longer at St. Johns but preferred gallons per minute, and two othen tion of our total man jiower to them have given her honorary mem­ the checking account. 8150 having whose capacity was 350 gallons each the end that ail who have skills bership* In their Chapter* because came associated with him in the Hastings. been transferred to that fund from While at the Bookcase Co. he per minute. Tlie agents of Hie will be properly registered with of her wUllnghess io give service business and the partnership con ­ the ravings account. The books the United State* Employment tinued until he disposed of hto in­ made the necessary changes in that big companies had to admit later after her term of office had ex­ show a balance of 8206.68 in ravings that they were wrong. It to very company's machinery so it could al) terest to hto son. Richard M. Cook, Service for assignment to wttr in­ pired. Among these she was rrcentand 85359 in the cktecklng account, dustries. and those who lack skills to whom the writer later sold his be driven by electricity, generated expensive to pump 250 or 350 or Teams Will Canvass The ly accorded that honor by the Cold­ total 8260 27. Purchase* of supplies 500 gallons with a 1000 gallon pump.' half of the Banner. The writer has by iU own power plant, instead of can receive proper training. have been larger than usual the part County May 11 to 16 Quota for Co. Now Placed continued hto work with the paper, by belts and pulleys. Tills made n Mr. Sparks' plan makes It possible Given under my hand and the year because of the greatly in­ giving inoat of his time to the prep­ large raving In coat of operation. to handle the load with the great­ dirtt----by -------membership four---------ChapBecause of organizational------—— in --------Beal of the City of Hastings this At $28,200 Per Month creased number of patient*. aration of historical events of earl­ He was working for that company est efficiency, for only in case of a culiu., CMnc Moro, rhoirmon of c'““*U UU. IUW first day of May One Thousand Reporting for the Charity com­ ier days and biographical sketches when the city decided it needed his big fire would the city ever need An intensive drive to promote the Nine Hundred and Forty Two. mittee. Mr*. E. A. Burton, chairman, of earlier residents of this city and services as city engineer. O» Boro- Coon., ooonO, 1000 gallons per minute. By using •sale of wnr saving* bonds will be stated that tlie total receipt* in the county. Signed: Charles H. Leonard. One who can remember the con­ all three pumps tlie 1000 gallons conducted in Hastings Monday and Drive for funds, states that the drive responded Co local chapter calk for Charity fund were 8275.79 and that The 1 ne imcwuty necessity iui for • a pviiMc*. political or- ,dition U1UOII 01 will be held May 11. to 16 instead program service on special occasions, of riaxiui*] Hastings' nuerw streets .aw..;twenty- can be obtained when wanted. Mr. Tuesday. May 11 and 12. by a com-, Mayor of Hasting*. six patients had been cared for at a gan having passed, the Banner, like five year* ago will readily admit Sparks' idea In installing three mlttee consisting of Dr. Norbert of this week as originally planned, R WM natural, therefore, that the Correct Attest: cost of 818745. leaving a balance of most papers, has become more and f*-■- marked ----- -------- improvement ----------------- - — •*-- electric pumps, with varying capa­ Schowalter. chairman; Dr. D. D. their under and officially announced, although members of the Hairing* Chapter 88854 on hand. Signed: S. C. Rogers, more Independent in politics. hl* management Nearly three- cities was so successful that the Al­ Walton. Don Siegel Dorrance Trethsome of the collections will probably of n,e Eastern Stars, of which she has Two fund* are Included In the be made this week. | quarters of the thirty-nine miles of lis-Chalmers Co . the largest makers ric. D. A. VanBusklrk. Richard Rose. City Clerk. Child's Pree Bed fund, stated the of electric machinery, had a picture Team captains have been named 1she came to Hutinc*, have felt'that city streets have been paved. AU A. R- Van Til. and Mrs. U E. Barchairman, Mr*. A. H. Carveth. the as follows: James Rugg. Middleville; । this, except the trunk line highways taken of the Hastings electric pump­ licit. UICUILK1 Vi UIU WliMiUhn.'.- t Barry Co. Child's Free Bed spon­ Robert Born. Woodland; Royce Hen- ।local a* well as outside work should through the city, and the contract ing outfit Installed by Mr. Spark*, to in charge of a particular group sored by the Barry Co. Federation of paving of Green and Jefferson and gave a whole page to the pic­ and hu a subcommittee under them. ton. Delton and Edwin Taylor. Har- ।be fittingly recognized. According­ Women'* Clubs and the Pennock street*. East State and North Michi­ ture and explanations of the plan in rison Dodds. Ben Gidley. Howard ।ly they will give a public dinner and The objective of this drive will be j Hospital Child's Free Bed fund sup­ gan. was done under his direction as their catalogue. Tredinnick, Larry Herrick. Howard ।program In her honor next Tuesday to have Income earner* sign up to, ported by the children of the Has­ Throughout his twenty-four year* allot a certain percentage of their। city engineer. He had improved the. Frost. Don Siegel. Roy Hubbard. «. , May IL Invitations to the tings city school* and earnings from Application Made to Have A. Oroos. Mildred Smith. Mr*. Frank evening. streets by grading and crowning as city engineer Mr. Sparks planned salary to the purchase of savings; ।dinner and the meeting following But the Officer Caught the a bequest from the Elida Shaw es­ them, and coaling with gravel those always to rave money for the city bonds. Carrother*. Dr. G. L. Lockwood. Dr. ■ City Declared Critical Detate. The children paid 836.75 the Reekie** Driver An Idea of what must be accom-l that carry the most traffic. Most of and citizens of Hasting*. He has D. D. Walum. Homer Smith. A. R. ,of the Chapter. Anyone who wishes post year. Six children have been Van TH. Earl Coleman. Stuart Cle­ to do so to Invited to attend, but A* Under Sheriff poster was driv­ the cement curb and gutter was ever been courteous and always gave pllshed In rale of war savings bonds cared for at a cost of 843.45 from constructed under hl* direct super­ full cooperation to the city council to indicated by the fact that the May i The regular monthly meeting of ment. Einar Frandsen, Roman they must make arrangements tor the Women's club fund, and . from ing eastward on West Green St. vision. It would be enough to reach quota for Barry county is 828400.1 Feldpausch. Harold Brockway. Er­ the school fund, seven children re­ Sunday evening, near the Jop of from Hastings to Urbandale. dently -------managed hU own affair* dur- In contrast to this, the monthly sale j' the Hostings Chamber of Commerce nest Cassidy. Fred Atton, Mrs. R. A. »o doing, not later than next Sat­ - --------------------------------urday night, with Mr*. A. B. Old' wu held at the Oddfellows hall ceived care costing 835.00. i ■ ino Hln ix/'tlvn venr-i that he can When this city was commanded; Ing hl* active years West Creek hill where there to quite Groos, Hugh Riley and Robt. Cook in the county to date hu only All of last year's officers were by the alate to cease dumping 1U spend the closing year* of hl* life । Monday night. Harry Larsen. Com­ for Hastings. re-elected, namely; chairman. Mrs. a turn In the road, two young fel­ sewage in the river, Mr. Sparks', in comfort. He has made good. The averaged 819.717. mander of the American Legion, A* stated last week this annual the Presbyterian church at 0:30 that low* in can shot by the underaherFred S Jones; vice-chairman. Mrs.______ _________ .------------------------worked out plans for a sewage dis-1 citizens of Hastings will wish him w„, a short talk on the proper Youth.Councll Drive lor funds takes evening. 41lv The special program will W. A. Schader; secretory. Mr*. W.liffa and three other car* at a high posal plant, and was able to build every happiness, for they know he —_____ - --------- lT ——.la I ■ T* —. — ---- ...---I— the igasotdc HaU. There display of the flag. He said the flag live ptace of several drive* which f0uow it on the instaHment plan—a eertairr-h» been u faithful servant to whom were formerly held Independently. Hine, the report of the nominating do; The officer decided he would percentage each year for the time they can truthfully say "Well Done.All the money collected goes direct ­ , Decoration Day until noon, and then committee. Mrs. Robert Shannon. arrest them. The pair evidently Tires and tubes granted by the ly to the support of Youth activities raised to full mut. Barry County Rationing Board on i Einar Frandsen. chairman of tire In Barry county. The Camp Fire Hodges being accepted. both'"stepped on it." and their cars Monday were u follows: ' Industrial Committee, reported that Girls, the Y. M. C. A, Boy Scouts, Increased their speed. One. think­ Passenger—Rev. Wendell Bassett. ■ and the playground work cannot be port made by Miss Lottie Teuslnk. ing he would escape, turned off on­ Nashville, tire and tube: Dr. Stew-i carried on without support from the nines of Howard City, /Who to superintendent of the hospital, who to Grand street, with Doster In hot The West Central League annual Youth Council. In spite of heavy degave some statistics of the part pursuit. The officer blew his siren track and field meet will be held monds made by the war effort, the :and physically. She has been a year’s activities at the hospital. A and told the driver to stop but the home front must not be neglected prominent writer and to a cultured at the Hasting* fairground this portion of Miss Teuslnk'* statistic* young chap increased hto gait to and so the Youth Council Drive'de- : Roy Hoywood' Find* Inter ­ • (Continued on page 3. See. 1) 80 miles an hour. He shot across Saturday. May 9, at 2 p. m. The Seat. Humtne. dMflw M>. > p*rt a town. . ___________ serves all the support that can be Edith Frank Andrus, the poet-lau­ A spokesman for the Retail Com­ two stop streets at that high speed. esting Assortment of Relic* meet includes freshmen and vanity tube*; Lloyd Long. Cloverdale, de­ mittee reported that they are con­ given It. reate of the Grand Chapter of At Hanover, the under sheriff ar­ competition. fense worker, tube: Paul Brodbeck. Soil erosion caused by the recent Michigan has prepared an rested the young man. Hugo White The advance dope indicate* a Woodland, fanner. 2 tire* and 2 ducting a clinic to help retailers and of Freeport. Asked If he did not flood waters from the Thornapple close three-way race among Has­ tubes; Walter J. Lewto. Cloverdale, other businessmen to understand present and future legislation. They With our country again at war. all realise that he was endangering the river enabled Ray Haywood, whose ting*. Belding, and Greenville per­ farmer, 2 tires and 2 tubes. Invited everyone interested to alactivities are being tested in their lives of others, he admitted he did. farm to located along the river about formers. Ionia will trail ahd may Walter Harrison. Middleville, tend. These meetings are held each The City Food & Bevetage open­ bearing upon the war effort and Asked if he did not hear the of- three-quarters of a mile below the not enter a team. farmer, ns granted 2 tires and 1 fleer’s siren blow, and hear hto comIn Jack Wagner. Saxon captain, tube, and Wm. Bitgood. Nashville, Friday evening from 7 to 9. George ed last Saturday at 148 East State Patriotism must begin tit home, 1 mand to stop hto car. young White nine mile square bridge, to discover and Bill Lord, half-miler and pole- farmer, 2 tires and 1 tube. These Carpenter Is chairman of this com­ streat, in life building formerly oc­ joined the Hastings Chapter after some Interesting Indian relics. mittee. cupied by Peldpausch Market. A vaultar. Hastings ha* certain point­ based upon an understanding of our admitted he heard both. When The river had washed away about winners. With a good track Captain The secretary re;>orl£d that an ef­ complete line of soft drinks, bever­ superintendent of the LoBeuer historic backgrounds. Local, region­ asked why he did all this, he frankPassenger retreads—James Shull. al and stole history becomes Im­ I ly stated that he was "trying to be 18 Inches of top soil tn this parricu- Wagner can break the 100 yard daan Nashville, farmer, 1; Ralph Ccik, fort Is being made to have, the city ages. groceries, cold meats, and dairy school*, and when they moved to of Hostings declared In the critical product* will be handled and store Hastings. She has always been acrecord and the 200 yard low hurdle portant. to establish the Immediate smart." Sometimes It is expensive Cloverdale, defense worker. 2: Rus ­ tally discovered what was apparent­ mark. Lord and Price of Belding defense area. Should this be ac­ hours are being arranged to accom­ background of American Ideal* and are probably the best half-miler* sell Tolies. Delton, defense worker. complished it will entitle some fam­ modate the public. filled practically every office in the young man will be arraigned tn ly an old Indian camp. Institution* Ln terms of localities. Digging about with a garden rake and the best pole-vaulters Ln the 2: Wm. Haywood. Delton, defense ilies to build new homes and others The 1941 legislature appropriated court today (Wednesday.) The managers announce a grand Chapter and waslta Matron in 1918 worker. 2: Joseph M. Scott. Nash­ to remodel. to the Michigan Historical Com­ The other offending driver was he found an Iron tomahawk head, meet. The double duel between these opening of the nex store for Sat­ and 1917. She wu made Grand ville. defense worker. 2; Lloyd Long. The speaker for the evening was urday. mission a fund for historical mark­ Junior Burghdoff. At tills writing several arrow heads, a stone skin­ two star athletes should prtntfle a , Cloverdaler-drtense worker^ 1: Wm. Alonzo S. Baker, field representative) ers. Will you be good enough to list hto ago to being investigated, as he ning kjvlfe. several crudely shaped real feature. Probably neither will The place la under the manage­ McConnell. Middleville, defense for tlie Race Betterment League of all unmarked historic site*, build­ to younger than White, before a de­ knives of either bronse or crude cop­ break a record, however. ment of O. B. Wickett and Joe line for Grand Worthy Matron ings. trails and other worthy relics cision to made as to tlie charge to per composlUon. a bras* trigger Battle Creek. HU talk was on "Pub­ Thomas. See their ad. for details. Vernon Baitinger was granted 3 guard with a rather intricate design High hurdles. 159. Henry. Belding. of our democratic heritage.—any­ be brought against him. lic Oplnlbh. the War. and the Peace 1931. She wa* named Grand Worthy obsolete Urea. engraved on the surface, sotnc home 1938. thing you think should be included Matron in 1934. She ha* continued to Follow.” made lead musl^t bullets, miscel­ 100 yard dash. 10J. Pearl. Green­ tn this program, in Barry county, or Hie June meeting will be Ln io give much time and effort in re­ laneous smaU trinkets Including a ville. 1939. that you know of anywhere hi the charge of the BlueglU Festival comsmaU blue bead, some bone tusks or Mlle. 4.49. Lozo. Belding. 1940. slate? | mlttee of which Ben Gidley is phairMonday Barry county people be­ claws which might have been part 440 yard dash. 52.7. Wcllfare. Has­ Give name of site, location, and man. gan to flock to the registration The home of Mr. and Mrs. Damon of a necklace, and miscellaneous bit* tings. 1941. description t whatever you know Mrs. Effie Phillipa Goodyear, 86. ------- -7—-------- — places where they could secure sugLow hurdles. 23 6. Henry. Belding. a weii-known resident of this city,| about it that makes it historic). McClelland on the State Road four of bronze or copper metal which ar-ratkmlng cards. The nUffflRrTip1938. / Mall this list to the Michigan mile* eut of the city, wu destroyed were difficult to identify. passed away early Wednesday mom- -___ \A/-plying that day was 6,043. Of these Except for the trigger guard most Lan* Historical Commission. 7 — big. by fire a UtUe after 5 o'clock Fri­ 220 yard dash. 33.4 Pearl. Green­ hig at her residence on W. Center VOnrraCiS War WOTK 5,643 were gWen their sugar ration thirty Chapters In which Mrs Bauar Michigan. day morning. Mrs. McClelland was of the workmanship appeared to be ville. 1939. St., in the 87th year of her age. The new switch, reaching the books, the other 400 reported they at a crude handmade variety. Tlie Sincerely yqur*. Half mile. 2:075. Borton, Hastings. She was the wldoaroLtiie late David large new factory building erected had surplus sugar on hand. These ships will be represented at the awakened by the smell of smoke O. N. Fuller, Secretary and found the house wu on fire. stone skinning knife was made of 1939. 8. Goodyear, Sr. will have to wall until their surplus gathering here next Tuesday night; by tlie Hastings Mfg. Co., has just Shot. 42 fU Naali . Hastings. 1939. She called her husband and the native stone and was nicely smooth­ also, that the four Chapter Clubs Surviving are a daughter. Mrs. been completed. The company will High Jump, 5 fl. 7 In.. Smith. Has­ Harold Pelham; a son. David 8. carry on the manufacture of war son. Then they can apply for a ra­ two raved their three children; but ed. Several of the arrow heads and practically all of their household other stone Implements were made tings, 1937. Goodyear. Jr.; a sister. Mrs. Allie P. materials in tlie new plant, having tion book at the county clerk's of­ bershlp will have representative* Broad Jump. 21 ft.. 10 tn.. Miller. Rock, of Grand .Rapids: a brother, secured a good sized contract. Work fice. goods were licked up by the flames. of stone which 1* probably not na­ tive to this region. Belding. 1937. N. Phillips, of Milan, Mich., and will start as soon as possible. The Mr. Haywood state* that they Pole vault. 11 ft.. 5 tn.. Price. Beld­ three grandchildren. government will assist the company en at Masonic HaU will be under A mobile unit of the Traveling The house, which belonged to Ernest have found more than 200 arrow ing'. 1940. the direction of the Worthy Matron Services will be held at the W. in getting trie machinery to make heads on the farm since he has Half mile relay. 1:34.7, Hastings Aviation Cadet Examining Board the war materials. When in oper­ < Wagner, Belson. Sothard. Well­ Center 8t. home Friday afternoon at ation it will mean the employment • will be in (fasting* on May 18. under belonging to the McClellands were lived there. 2 o'clock. A free lecture on Christian Sci ­ He I* sending the trigger guard to fare). 1941. the command of Lieut, F. A. Wllgus. not. Tlie Hut bigs fire department of a considerable number of per­ ence by Miss Violet Ker-Seymer, Those Interested In entering the wu called, but when they came the the State Historical Society to see sons. The cement floor tor the new flying service will have an oppor­ flames had made too much hfad- If it can be identified. plant to about completed. Orders tel/ta'c~u.>\ud>lOrlum ™to tunity to get further information at have been placed for the machinery. Thur.to mW M„ ,< „>» Him Mn. «™.OmtoJ that time and preliminary exami­ house. The only thing they could do It is hoped it will be making war p. m, E. W. T, under auspices of nations may be taken. Kingsley S. Anderson, who gradu­ goods In the near future. the First Church of Cltrirt, Scien­ Sumner. Ing to other buildings. Neighbor* A letter to the editor from Frank ated from Hastings High school in tist. Hasting*. Miss Ker-Seymer 1* provided shelter for the McClelland 1919 and later from the Civil En­ a member of the board of lecture­ Harold J. Foster. Barry County C. Kilpatrick of Woodland states gineering Department at Ann Ax- NOTICE OF MEETING OF family. Mr. McClelland to employed THE BOARD OF REVIEW ship of The Mother Church. The Agricultural Agent, announce* plans that his oldest son. David, ha* re­ Notice to hereby given that the First Church of Christ, Scientist, record as Grand Worthy Maiftm taken up among the employees and to hold a 4H club camp on the new ceived a captains commission and rank of Major to Lieutenant-Colonel has been transferred to a camp in Board of Review-of the City of Has ­ in Boston, Mass. The public to In­ and her cheerful response to calls. other friends of the family. Cash 4H camp site on Al-Gon-Quin Lake in the Army Engineering Corps. He the midwest. David graduated from has been transferred from Michigan tings. Michigan will meet on Mon­ vited to attend.__________ LEON TOLHUR8T, Prop. and goods that the family can use from Chapter* in all parts of day the 18th day of May. A. D. 1942 ADDED 85536.656* * Having decided to dispose of his were contributed. The local Red during mid July this year. Two Woodland high school in 1928 and to a camp In the aouth. in the Council Ciiamber at the City furniture Mr. Tolhurst will offer camp period* of about five day* each Lieutenant - Colonel Anderson the entire lot at public auction at sistance. will be held for Barry County 4H commissioned a^n 2nd Lieutenant. served many years in developing HaU In raid City, at nine o'clock In NEW INSURANCE rrcogniUon which Hu He was with the State'Highway De­ the defenses In the Philippine* and the forenoon and will remain In sea706 South Market Street in Hastings. dub members. surance Co. made a fine record for Chapter will give her next He to offering an excellent list of Tlie camp to being placed In readl- partment at Ann Arbor as research was transferred back to this coun­ chemist until called into the armed try only a couple of years before the At this lime and place any per­ new insurance in April. They wrote household goods. Dewey Reed will sons desiring to do so. may examine new policies for 85528.650.00. which floor wu placed in the dining hall war broke out. would indicate that the company and kitchen units. The foundation where in this Issue for full partlcurolls, and may show cause. If any and floor for another cabin unit wu WORK ON NOT1CE TO FUBLIC! tention to being held at the Free­ made and other work completed ATHLETIC FIELD Poppy day Ln Barry county for exists, why the valuation the root surance in 1942. port Methodist church this week neroasary to holding a camp. The contractor Is doing a fine both the American Legion and V. F. should be changed, and the Board ED. A HOMER Me KIMIN. Props. Friday. The program, u published piece of work in leveling the new W. will be Saturday, May 33. The shall decide the same and their de­ NEW DOG WARDEN ON THE JOB Having sold their farms the Mr. in lut week's Banner, begins at 9 complete the well and construct Hasting* school athletic field, in the public to warned by officials of these cision shall be final. Deputy Sheriff Catoy. of NaahvlUc McKibblns will have an auction al o'clock. A special feature will be the toilets. southwestern part at the city, not organisations, NOT to purchase pop­ 8. C. Rogan. City Clerk. • the Yankee Springs store. Tney are I It to expected that the camp will very far from the school grounds ples BEFORE that date. offering a good list of caftto. f*np Mrs. Dora B. Whitney, a Judge In the The contractor to a road builder. He machinery and household goods. 8m Javenlto Court at Benton Harbor each period during the 1943 eaaaon. certainly understands hbw to move DANCE AT WELCOME GRANGE RUMMAGE SALE and president of the State W. C. T. Dance at Welcome Orange Hall, dirt and has the machinery that doea full particulars. 15 and 16-Adv. 5-14. it quickly and efficiently. planned. HASTINGS JR. C of C Increaso-in Weight Tax Returns 02756316 WAR BOND DRIVE MAY 11-J2 HE RACED THROUGH TWO STOP STREETS DRIVE CHANGED C. OF C. HEARS ALONZO BAKER RATIONING BOARD GRANTS TIRES FLOOD UNEARTHS OLD INDIAN CAMP West Central League Track Meet Saturday Can You Help Locate Any Such Places? New Store Opens To Public Sbturdoy Serious Fire On State Road Friday Morning 6043 Registered First Day for Sugar Cards Death of Mrs. Effie P. Goodyear Manufacturing Co. AVIATION BOARD TO BE HERE MAY 18 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE MAY 14 4-H Camp at Al-Gon-Quin in July Two Auction Sales W. C. T. U. Convention Friday at Freeport David Kilpatrick Win* Kingsley Anderson Captains Commiiiion Made Lieut.-Col. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1H1 Pfc. Laurence Garrison U home on! a ten-day furlough from a camp In, 3 porting L’CWB the south and Is vlsltlne his nar. * ■ ,nU Mr ‘n<1 Mr* Harr> Garrison SAXONS CHALK DOWN and family. Miaa Helen Adams of 21ST W. C. L. VICTORY • A bill to clear title was filed this Detroit was also a Bunday guest. | The Saxons won their first Mgue W«ek in UM County Clark-* office Joe Ryan who has been seriously baseball game of the season Thum­ by Minnie Wurm va. William Fuhr, m and was being cared for at the day night whan they defeated BeldM *1home of his stater. Mrs. Theresa Ing aV the fairgrounds here by the -----on our -------------—-.DeCocker, has been removed to Pen- score of S U> 1. .... Special offer coupon paint nock hospital for observation. Joel: Hastings took the lead-in the first many friends wish him a speedy re- inning, when the score stood 3 to 3covery. > In the fifth Belding made tour runs Lewis M. Castle. JI. son of Mr.! tn the Saxons I. and making th” Elvert W. yott. son of R W. Mott. Delton, graduated recently from one and Mrs. Prank A. Castle of R A. score a tie. Another rbn in the of the V 8 Army Air Corps Tech­ No. 1. Delton, and olen Henry Biv- sixth gave the local boys the game er. 2g, son of Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Kerxjes. J, Kersjea and Braknical schools. Slver of RR No 1. Delton, are In'ora made up the battery for BeidCltarle* Robert Cole of 330 West tralnlng al a midwest Naval Train- Ing and Keeler. Pierce and Crutim­ CQnton. Hastings, has cnluted at ing Station. ‘ ' ' * --------worked *“ — for Hasting*. den Port Custer for the Army of U. 8. | ThU was the Saxons' 21st straight as private. His mother. Is Mrs. Lena Weal Central League victory . Ool.. m. X Hurra iI ----------------------------------------The next game la with Greenville i™. .< , «■<>«< and Mr.« Frederick Cole were at — . . . — -u.-I . t—— HASTINGS FREEPORT Fort Custer Sunday to see Robert FAME, DIES *---------ntFEATK J.—n«-e Mr. Mnru ,»**«. ■>. BBMXINA W1NS..M! STKCAK Mrs Wrrtle Vandenberg. 80. wife and left Tuesday for his destination. Of• John Vandenberg of Middleville —b,| The Hastings ■high “••• — sciwol ——• -baseball ------The Kalamaaoo Rendering Works away al home £team ended the Freeport victory lx no* offering the farmers seven- urday following a stroke She had »trtng al four straight Tuesday, days-a-week service, owing to the ln falUn- health for pait April 28. >t the fairground* Bob hot weather. Howard Bristol BrtstoL 012 »12 ..." *"""“ "" P“‘ Pierce allowed .the h. .t.ttnrx visitor, two hlU hits W. Creep St. is local representative Ura Vandenberg was Well known In winning the second game of the of the company to Banner readers, as a number of *«*on for the Saxons JUta Minor of Doster who fa a poems written by her under the pen The battery for Freeport wm, -. Western -------------------------- Col—,namc ___ of Myrtle Van have .__ appeared ... ur.linauWaltonUZlalanrlMr I IllAtlllC'.. student at Michigan and Wieland; for llasUng*. .• au'">» the years past P“l H'r“ “d crau.na«». -- - -----r “ - It ~ 1!" !"'*■' our owx paper during ‘^e T.7!-* 1^!? ’J!1. • Beside* daughter. Mother s Tr. which wUl he «!«■ the husband. U» ahcubu.d, . d-chler ----------------- —---------------- Local Newt ■! IB IBM I"— , i ^MOTHERS DAY ZkerHflr^yA^ Every Day Is Mother’s Day In the Kitchen WE KNOW HOW HARD IT IS TO PLAN SOMETHING DIFFER­ ENT WHEN YOU ARE FACED WITH GETTING THREE MEALS A DAY-EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR. THAT IS WHY WE FURNISH YOU WITH MARY LEE TAYLOR'S MENUS EACH WEEK-WHY WE CARRY AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY-WHY WE INSIST ON TOP QUALITY FOODS THAT FIT INTO THE FAMILY BUDGET You Will Need: Steer Beef ROASTS PET MILK BEEF STEAKS TASTY LOAF CHEESE Grade B, Large I 30c i H 2 X. 55' BAKERS COCOANUT PICNIC HAMS |IP 0 R K L 01N h ICHICKENSI IVEAL ROASTS II SMOKED HAMS fc I I ■ x. SALAD BOWL FRENCH DRESSING, pt. JELLO OR ROY- f? - AQc AL PUDDING pkgs. tU EGGS I Shoulder Cut. j | 55' BLISS COFFEE""28'2 .b, lb . O rnrrcc maxwell i'33c il C LurrtC house u. — CCc lb.. DO MANOR HOUSE COFFEE Shank Half lb. 32c FRANKFURTERS SPICED HAM HI lb. | | 30c ,b. V2 -b. DEEC Ground - Made from DLLI Steer Beef C 32' !b I | | 27c j HI HI I Michigan milk fed. lb. ■ 27c 22‘ OC1C lb*. OU FIRST CALL TOMATO JUICE KNOX JELL 20'lc doxen 1 2 3 for 29c package 5 c 1 Ib. box 21 C c 2 L 17‘ C 6 bottles 22 c 1 Ib. pkg. 1 6 c 1 Ib. box 55 25‘ c 2boxot 1 1 c 5 95c can 33C 3 can, ROASTS [ | 1 । lb. [ 31c •» "«"• .lU-p-p1 GRAND... SIRLOIN STEAKS Choc‘".CeT V"35£ LEG OF LAMB 5ciX lb 30‘ LAMB SHOULDER ROASTS ib 25‘ 4X PEANUT CITY FOOD & BEVERAGE >. jar 46 ox. CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP MULLERS DO-NUTS MULLERS ENRICHED BREAD £(lbMULLERS DINNER ROLLS RITZ CRACKERS LIBERTY BELL SODA CRACKERS GUTH COLA FOULDS EGG NOODLES BUNTE CHOCOLATES CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES SHURFINE SALT HONEY . ARMOURS TREET । ' HI S’«ral Changes in Estate Ownership have reported that, their cactus has.'tulltr - ' pin rm lh« ch.r.. pt l.rwny; ■”!?*" 2d hi. nr. bloomed twice a year. Mrs. Dora B Whitney, state presldent of the W C. T. U. of Benton' S.’Zh"' *“««• P-ntar-d th. Carl Harbor, and Mm. Clara Todd, alate treasurer of the Union, of Plymouth, C.rl L«n.rd. 2S. bl Pmpert. n' l,nn ln “*pl' Or°" ,0,n' will be the speakers at a special sentenced to serve from 2 to 10, ,x . . . service at the Nashville Methodist years at Southern Michigan Prison' Bert ' Flrater sold hl* farm tn C*s-e church Sunday evening al a o'clock at Jackson. He jnu charged with tieton township to Olenn Allerdlnx Mr*. Charles W. Ro*ley received statutory rape. Hasting* Point. Gun lake. va» *old a letter from her cousin. Pvt Mar-' to Ivan French of Lansing. tin L. Jeffpry. sop of Bert Jeffery MUNICIPAL COURT The Grace DeMott 'property on of this city, who has been stationed I। Gaylord Varney, of Charlotte, was with the coast artillery, in which he picked up by the officers last week East Clinton atreet was aold lo Jack . expresses his desire for some home. on the charge of driving a car while Arnold. cooked food. Evidently the food Intoxicated He paid 154 50 fine and Butter coats more. It appear*, be­ cooked in large Quantities lacks coats In Municipal Court Monday something that the food back home which may Impress him with the came there's plenty of it around, had. He stales fie has received hl* fact that booxe and gasoline do not and more making every day. That'* one of those explanation* that hava Christmas package and enjoys read­ make a cooperative mixture. to be read hanging by your feet* ing Western stories, as do moat of from the chandelier. the other boys. ALL STATE POTATO CHIPS, pkg. Salad with Trench Dreaaing lb. ARMOURS CORNED BEEF, con DEL MONTE ASPARA­ GUS SPEARS. No. 2 con Potato Chip* Round, Sirloin, Porterhouse. or Swiss. LB. Fancy .. . MU te-n cleei.d .lumni .‘“"“O' „„ the active. chapter .,p!" of “J. Phi i Della “I * thp u“ lwmc Tu.rfw at •> 22 o'clock octach with wlu> , The follow,n« "»> frsternltv on An the tlie Franklin Winhlln.burial __ ... in ..... . Theta fraternity the Irvins cemeterv liava been made recently through the College campus. He Is the son of, ~ w, ' Boyes Real Estate Agency; Mr. and Mr*. Waller Hobbs, route TWO MEN SENTENCED I Frank Ntethamer wild hfa house 2. Delton. • IN CIRCUIT COURT I »rid lol tn Woodland to Supt. and Mrs. Louis Martin of Middleville I circuit Judre Archie D McDonald MnL Ku*h KU*™ write, the Banner that she has *'^‘,5^115^2 AtWb*rt Hw,lh •°W writes the Banner that she has a Chrktms* lW0 >0Un8 Robert Wilcox. Christmas cactus cactus that that btnwnmed blossomed Honwr smith pmhM«l ih. bow last winter and now iuu thirty bloajjnic umm. wtJffd ’hJS.d hf B ’*“• soma on it again Several others 'arote Select the additional related Items you want to feature from thia list. FOR TODAY S DINNER | JIS? IRRADIATED Choice Groin Fed lb. MYRTIE VAN, H™n'*l’a Mt POETESS OF BANNER DEMMINGS z RED SALMON 148 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICH. uETABLES CARROTS 5 bunch Saturday^ May 9 con 51 . ■■''"r- : 2 ,„15' HEAD LETTUCE ?7C , DEL MONTE , COFFEE PINEAPPLE F"i; ,8‘425 MICHIGAN POTATOES pk 35‘ STRAWBERRIES 1 Ib. 29c 2"»57c ASPARAGUS ORANGES gX l9 bUn.b10c ......... L°^“l 39' FDDIfoCENTER 206 E. State St., Hostings, Mich. N. Main St., Nashville, Mich. We carry a complete line of soft drinks, both warm and cold, cold meats, dairy products, ice cream, groceriei and bever­ ages. FREE! SATURDAY ONLY! FREE! Shurflne Eskimo pies Orange Juice to the first 100 children accom­ panied by an adult ar Royal Cola served cold Saturday FREE! SATURDAY Potato chips with each Il.oo or more purchase of Soft Drink* and Groceriee, excluding butter. • FIRST CALL PORK AND BEANS «<» -2 can GOODY GOODY PEAS no 2 can ICE CREAM an Chocolate 25c ICE .CREAM sujotn 29C ONLY! l#c pkg. of Vita-Boy g «°r 25‘ 2 for 29c BUTTER 40c CTODE UAIIDC* 10:00*• m.to ii.3o p.m. OlUIlL nUUnO. INCLUDING SUNDAYS �THE HASTINGS BAKNFR THURSDAY. MAY 7, IMt 1 glove bag* and 24 tray cloth*. Guild No. 8. the Nursery Guild. Mr*. Jacob Relwr, Chrm Ha* 22 memben; paid $22 due*; purchased ANNUAL MEETING OF PENNOCK HOSPITAL GENERAL GUILD ----| "You are r. reading the music up EASILY ... he he cried | Recently a Canadian editor was' When Richard Wagner appeared down." mu41cal hortjKjn. Wit* hU , R4 T‘nl inverted the *core. gave tn a gun plant where vxtmnaly. very Ro**ini , it a long glance, and then in mock fine tooling operatioua were ’ ‘ 1 revolutionary conception* of the, dfepeir exclaimed. "Ala*, now I------mu*lc drama, he encountered the cannot make head or tall of It!" "What are your tolerance* on this oppotiuon of many of the retab-, , ,, Job?" he asked a man at a lathe. lUhed composer, of the time. Among' A nrw ROb was rent aloft one "One five thousandth of an inch." ^r^f^^To^r0^ nl,hl wUh iUicl order’ to FeP0^ replied the workman. tat ^re. d U popu*!att U<hte-*U lights, it was emphaTlie figure conveyed Utile to the pcrience you’ll get One day a friend discovered Ro.Wt ““ ’ editor He asked. “How fine is that?" The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle । CHANGED HIS VIEWPOINT C o in in u n i Notice* will meet with Mrs. Lyle Shedd in I HasUng* Wednesday afternoon. | DEATH OF MRS. blanket* and 12 shirt*;, donated JOHN II. BUSBY shirt*, stockings, blanket*, binder., Mr. and Mr* Warren Watkins crib pad*, etc., which were pur­ returned last month from their win­ chased ready-made; the Guild also The Brush Ridge community club (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) bought and made crib flounce*, bed- .will meet at the school house Frl- ter'* sojourn in Texas. On their re­ art given herewith: Major opera­ spread* and draarea for the nurrery.: day evening. May 8 I-'•on Doster turn trip they visited at the home tions during year. 260; minor opei- A quantity of canned fruit and, 1will be with us at 9 o'clock to speak of Mr and Mr*. John H Husby, for­ ... ., . . . , *! vegetable* wa* contributed. The mer. residents of Hasting* and aUon.. 314; blood tran*fu*ton». 58; coh 0_ hand u ,nd |100( .on Civilian Defense. Pot luck sup­ neighbor* of the Watkin* family, at tied. He called to bte neighbor on 10V'11 1abor,,’Sa< P*UHLn> Invested In the Hasting* Bldg. &. per. : Hoarton. Texa*. The/ found Mr*. the next machine: "Bill, how many । new vacuum cleaner, rerved. 3.884; ^asal metaboiUm*. 1*0. ’ II Prairieville • Busby very ill. five thousandth* are there in an reply. "I never expected to find such hU eye Bnd Kl*n'“'d 018 horixon. ttectrocardloarams 69 other lab­ wOTderftd i S'*** ab,e ‘nythln8' inch?" it oratory piocedwre 62M B.ble.1 Oulld N° •• 8l,"r °“*«■ Mn* ‘‘ W. S. c. S. Win'meet Wednesday. (fcn at hospital -ere 209. .nd *““fd Chrm H** 12 mem- . Mr* Watkins received word of the Bill scratched his head. “Ote. I' that ; May 13 at the church with a May passing of Mr*. Busby, which occur­ power of invention in the music of ‘ Can you make her out.* the average number of patlente per * 2J’V”' I luncheon. Program and business I the reformer of our Old dramatic red at her home in Houston on Wed­ day wa* 22 0B. Mis* Temlnk ra.rUY-BO to be ured for Mherware when on* of them." ’ duty operas, the scores of Mozart. Gluck. ~ ” “’71 KJd herTpprrotation of the ex- '^d‘ cU,lh* ■ T7 A m«u Fridw mnlmJ nesday of last week. h.“ Mn. Busby ■Report her." ---------------- ■«» ■ I ’'That 1* just .. „ ., . , . ... will be rcmemocrea oy many in Weber. Meyerbeer—and my own.” 'Siie'a the moon. sir.' • crllwit co-operatton of the Guild*! Guild No. 11. Mn. William Rchad-I May Dad: "Now. Son. what’s thU 55 the police cor Looking over RoMinl's .boulder, 8 at lite school hou**Pat 8 < shr ,I)d Mr Busby were and\thrr friend* of the hospital.,«. Jr . Chrm. Ha* 12 member.; paid , for on your report card?" you are off du the visitor made the amazing dis­ °Ad.Ki. M..H «m wh । married here in 1878 and their five A'section of the Roman catacombs' Son 'hopefully*: "Maybe It** the clothe* you have revcrul.organizations out around theil>2 due»^4«* ordered an Indirect 1 Kv^tihur.^LCT^a^ c,1Udren‘ one °r whom <Uea whl,e covery that the composer was read­ county having contributed gener-;bedside lamp a* a donation; ha* ,d ybiM>*iy ’a । temperature of the schoolroom.” suiting people 3 n“,l^rl they resided here, were all bom in ing Wagner’s score wrong side up. ha* become an air raid shelter. ouxly. <!or.aUng money, fruit mid hemihed 12 dresser covers, 40 bedside (ut.,™«htand. Potjuck dinner. , 8he waa a member of the various farm products. / table cover., 69 doctors' towel*. ri i, Barry Gtrnniy Odd Fellow and, MeO*£ut churcn here and joined That this iuu been a busy year napkin* and 24 drewing towels. . ,Hcbe^h association wll meet at, thc gt Melhodbt church I" fcr the chairman, Mr*. Jone*, was Guild No 12. Mr*. Howard Frost.I1 । .Pr“lrle*i L Houston when the family moved shown by her report. Hhe detailed Chrm. No of members 19: paid $19 ;Monday evening. May 11 at 8 o clock h t 190g Hhp W(U w ycari 0| tlie purchases she had made and dues; donated quantity fruit andI ,Program and pot luck lunch. aR(. al the tlme 0( h„ df(llh the number of article* she had cut vegetables; made 21 doz. tray cloth* ’ ' March 12 this year Mr. and Mr*. and delivered to the various Guilds This Guild wa* organized in Sept ।Cloverdale ■MWllal UO>. Aid »d ®u&1££r'"1 *h"r M,h to be made, the total being 1102 ar- 1941. tlclre besides 140 sheeti allocated to Guild No. 14. Mr*. John Brass. , lot : re?.. i w"" Guilds 7. 14 and 18. Included In the chnn. Has 24 members; paid $22 Mr. and Mra. JUrvry IWngs. hand and by lour married da.athura. list were 8 round operating table dues; hemmed 32 sheet*; gave $27 ‘ ' 1 three living In Houston. Texas, and cover*; 30 operating room table tor bedside cabinet also quantity of ।Cedar Creek The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle «>nr in KffrviUe. Tex»s; also by four stieeta; 24 X-ray table cover*; 24 fruit. Jam. Jelly and vegetables; cash> will be entertained by Mrr Vesta grandchildren and five greht- grand­ clinic .heeta; 10 pneumonia Jackets; .on hand. • • $2333. — Guild No. 18. a sewing Guild Mrs Shedd at her home at 206 S. Han- > ciiildren. 48 large antMH medium size steriliz­ ing ba««: tC glove wrapper*: 156 Albert Klnne. Chrm. No. of mem­ oyer on Wednesday. May 13. for an “ TO ATTEND NATIONAL surgical towels; 80 dressing towels; bers. 33; paid $35 dues; donated 94। ‘afternoon meeting. Hl-Y CONGRESS 72 docton’ towel*; 110 tray cloths; bath tlanketa. quantity fruit, vege­ Morris Hill ha* been selected to । 175 napkins, etc., etc. tables and Jelly, also $10 to RedI Martin Corner* Preaching service Sunday nt 10 attend the National Hl-Y Congre** Cross. The Guild made 24 sheets.. Jamb Rehor. who has served as 16 clinic sheets. 12 X-ray table:. o’clock. Come to church on Mother's at Miami University in June, re­ chairman of Guild Nq. 8. tlie Nur- sheets. . 6 thyroid drapes. 10 pneu-'.. Day and honor mother, living or ports the Y. M C. A. Secretary this rerv Guild, for the twenty-six yean monla : Jackets. 24 table cover*. 35 O.. dead. Sunday school following the Tlie Congress call* together Hl-Y the hospital has been organised H , binder*, 4 dox. rtirillring bags.. church service. leaden from all comen of the Na­ Hhe wa* presented with the beauti­ Money wak raised bymolding a rum­ tion for a full week of training and ful centerpiece of spring flowen as mage sate and benefit card parties. Delton | The Milo-Cressey Home IJterary fellowship nt this weU known in­ a small token of appreciation of her Cash , on hand. $41.49. -------------------------------stitution of learning. Morris will Handkerchief* splendid leadership and her loyalty Guild No. 19. Surgery Guild. Mrs. !Club will be entertained by Mrs.i„ — Hastings *nd and Barry .., during the yean. Mrs. Walter Lake Otto , I*enhalh. Chrm. Ha* 36 active. Agnes Schultz. Mrs Ernest Quick, represent For Mother'* Day! will serve as social chairman for 3 asaoclate and 2 honorary memben; Mrs. Jesse Vandertie and Mrs. Mln-, county In the official meetings. Guild No 8 the coming year. a*»lit- paid $18 dur*, donated quanUty nie Whldbv nt the home of thb for- . Though a Sophomoe, Morris I* seeCoy and Beautiful! ~ •* •• it *t w ni -------retary-------------of the'Hasting* HIfruit, vegetable* and JeUy; gave $10 mer on Thursday. May 14. — ing Mrs Rehor. Made 10'. do*, -be the annual May breakfast meet---------------- ♦♦ A group of nurse* and Mis* Teu- to Red Cross. sink presented a work demonstra­ towels 4 doz. surgical towel*: 3 do*. Ing. Roll call wtU be "Friendship DEATH OF MRS. tion. showing the procedure of a Mayo covers; 8 surgical table covers-verse and presentation of gift or ROBERT HENDERSHOTT Sheer pure linen squares made by j committal service* for Mrs. Rob­ mayor operation. This wa* inter­ 18 sheets; 2 clinic sheets; 18 sterlllz- flowers fur capsule friend.” hand In China. All while. esting and instructive and displayed ing bogs; 12 elastic pad covers: 12 Mother'* Day service* will be held ert Hendershott, who died at Mon­ the um> made of the various kinds tray cloths, beside.* otiler Items for, In the Methodist church Sunday t treat. Quebec. Bunday, following a j long illness, were held at one o'clock Designed Especially For Mother! of hospital equipment and supplies. use in surgery. Cash on hand $131.14. | mottling. Muy 10 at 11:15. Following are the resume* of the Guild No 21. the Kitchen Guild. The W. 8. C. 8. of the Methodist Wednesday al Riverside cemetery White cotton* with "Mother" embroidered 4 ffe Mrs Geraldine Down*. Chrm. Hast church will sponsor a Mother- she was the former Vema Clemens of reports of the various Guild*: ont Gay prints, too! Buy her several! .1 I U Guild No. 1. Curtain Guild. Mr* A. 28 members; paid $25 dues; donated Daughter banquet In the churchy Constantine, and was a popular K. Frandsen. chairman; 21 mem­ electric toaster, miscellaneousitems j Wednesday evening. May 13. Mrs. teacher In our city schools. Surviving Print* Thot Sparkle With Color! bers: paid $22 dues; donated large of kitchenware; 22 individual coffee । Arthur Halst will be toastmistress, besides lite husband, are four chilquantity of canned fruit and Jelly; pots for tray* and 14 were donated Mr*. Robert Barnes will give the: dren. Robert. William. Charles and Dancing floral designs or big bold ponies 4 Ac total of *40 19 in curtain funds. by business men. Cash on hand. । toast to the daughter.* and Miss Evelyn, all of Montreal, and her on generous squares of cotton! ...... IU Sally Lea Guild* No* 2 and 3. Mrs W. R. $1700.[Edith Mac Burpee to the mothers * father. William Clemen.* of ConBudget Frocks! Cook. Clirm. No. of member*. 15: Gulid No. 22. the Pillowcase Mrs. John Chamberlain and daugh-, tianline. due* paid 114.00; donation from sale’ Guild. Mrs. B. R. Fletqher and Mrs.; ter Patty will give a piano duet and' — «---------------of 3 dur Easy Knee footrest*. 11200; Einar of mem-; Mr*. Paul Kybura a solo. Miu Her-; Boss: "Have you any objection to K.mor Prandsen. rinim—'', Chrm. .. ...........No -- — also gave magazines and grapefruit. ‘bent. ■- 48; paid •* $48 “ '*' dues: “*• donated ” 11 nice Jansen of Orangeville will speak I taking a day off?" doz. pillowcases; 92 qu. fruit and on “Japan.” Mrs. I21u Rogers and; Office boy: “No. sir. Thank you Total paid $26 00. GUlld No. 4. the Business Women's' vegetables; 25 Jar* Jams and jellies; Mr*. Roger William.* are in charge'.very much sir." Guild. Miss Levancha Cotton. Chrm.: several magazines; bedside floor of the program. Member* of the! Bo*s: "Well go ahead and tear G4 members; $52 due* paid; donated lump; set bathroom scales; gave $12 dinner committee are: Mrs. John I that leaf off the calendar. This is drinking glasses, costing $4 20 and to Red CTOS*. Harrington, Mr*. Helen Pennock and1 the twenty-fourth, not the twentypaid $320 for magazine subscrip­ Figure* given in the above report* Mrs. Charles Harrington tions for the hospital, from the slujW that 430 women are enrolled tn birthday fund; Christmas donation* the various Guilds, moat of whom $47.00; totsl cash on hand in bank, are active member*, ready to answer any and all call* for service to the $195 00 Guild No. 5. Mr*. Jessie O'Don­ hospital. These are certainly excel-' Ing! Fresh print* nell. Chrm.; 20 member*; bach mem­ tent reports and the women's actlvi- I ber paid $120 dues: donated quan­ lies tiave made Pennock hospital dirndl, or midriff tity of canned fruit and vegetables outstanding in thl* and surrounding types with novelstates, sb much so that the hospital ss w 2i'x.“.'S.u,Si u»i u» ruu. K ’0 Is PURE LINEN KERCHIEFS OOc ft £ COOL COTTONS <£ £ per shaken for tray*. Qjilld No. 6. Charity Guild. Mn. Wm. Parker. Clirm. Ha* 43 active active and 2 inactive memben; each (Mid MOO dues; gave $10 to Red Cross. 115 for bedside tables and $50 to Charity fund: donated quantity of fruit. Jam and Jelly. Guild No 7. Mn. Tac Oles. Clirm. Has 20 memben; paid $29 dues; this L» a sewing Guild, the member* making M sheets, 12 O. B. binder*; 14 T binder*; 18 breast blnden; 12 was asked to send a representative to a meeting of hospital officials to be held in Chicago In the near future to explain the plan followed here. Mr*. D. A. VanBuskirk. a for-| mer general chairman and a mem­ ber pf the Business Women's Guild, wa* chosen for this trip. Teacher: "You should tel by-gone*, be bygones ” I Pupil: "Then why do they make us learn history?” fTRAND Telephones THEATI2|= 2244-2557 ■___ . W Hostings, Mich. MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY MAY 10 Remember Mother on this day set aside for her. Give her a gift to show your appreciation of her sacrifices for you. SATURDAY. MAY 9 ONLY Lorraine Day, Barry Neteon and Barbara Stanwyck. Pat O'Brien "GAMBLING LADY SUNDAY AND MONDAY. MAY 10 AND 11 Tyrone Power. Gene Tierney "A SON OF FURY" Bargain matinee Rnnday 1:00 to 3:00 CANDIES We hove a very fine selection of candy, of excellent quality. Deco­ rated especially for mother. i Ib. 1 Ib., 2 lbs., 5 lbs. Fetching Style* Breakfast Coats luncheon HANDBAGS CLOTHS 1.00 1.59 49c print* for sum­ mer! Two-piece Pouch, under­ arm and nov­ elty styles for creamy full cut gowns. Summer colors' med! 51" n. GOWNS PA|AMAS SILK HOSIERY ExquLdlc hose of sheer lovely silk ... a luxury any mother will appreciate! All perfect, all full fashioned! Bright Haida! Grain Leather Full-Fozhioned 98c DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRAt!TION YANK ON THE BURMA ROAD Printed Batiste □ay patterns and Trimmed Rayon Satin I19 * I SLIPS 88‘ The new short-length —so trim! Spark­ ling prints in gay­ colors . . . button or wrap-over styles I Easy to launder! Sixes 12 to 44. "styling that O PILLOW CASES you! waist -----full skirt! Delicately fashioned with lace trimm ing Umbrellas 98c 1.98 Plain white or white with col­ ored border*. New designs! Attractive lab­ ile* over sturdy 10 rib frame! Smart handle*! Gilberts, Joan Manning, Gales ADONNA PANTIES Claudette Colbert. John Payne FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. MAY 8 AND 9 Doable Feature program Perfume Lamps Vanity Cases Colognes Dusting Powders Fancy Toilet Soaps Jewelite Hair Brushes Perfumes Cool. Fresh And Dointy Dresser Sets Housecoats Gay Klbbee, MUdred Cote* "Scattergood Meet* Broadway and Ralph Bellamy, Margaret Lindsey Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring 98 MOTHER S DAY CARDS Large Selection Datnty Alim waists and graceful flar­ ing skirts I Puff sleeve* and choice SUNDAY AND MONDAY. MAY 10 AND 11 Conradi Vridt, Ann Ayan tn 'THE NAZI AGENT Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M to S:M TUES.. WED.. THUftS., MAY 12. 13. 14 Judy Canova. Tom Brown, Billy Gilbert "SLEEPYTIME gal CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Girl* Colton Children'* Gay DRESSES ANKLETS 98c 15c Sturdy cotton ria and long torso styles. 3 sweetheart neckWaahable •ter* favorite colors! Buy enough I SPOUT SETS Weil made of Sanforized ootton gabardine to wash! Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To All Prompt Delivery Service Phone 2131 Hastings * THE-PENNEY WAY IE THE IHXIFTY WAY S.TME THNiriY WAY U (Ml Batiife*! Di mi tie*! in gay trimmed! LACE TABLE CLOTH Stunning design in creamy lace I Launder* ea*Uy! - TUES., WED.. THURS.. FRF.. MAY 12. 13. 14. 15 B style*. A Gift Hbeti Slimly Cut ... Fine knitted rayon. In 4 A< trim tailored style arry theatre Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 JBUi 25c Oovcr-up and hem. Special Note: Only enough admissions will be sold to equal capacity of one performance al bargain REMEMBER THE DAY" cotton �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAT 7, IHt Editorials "' Backward Glances mm wul be lowered during the oom-' in, crtncim. (Bits of-------Yesterday As s matter of fact, military men I J thorldci . r AN AMERICAN NIGHTMARE I1 from the Middlevine Creamery. Bowling Newt Relckord. 530; Earl Auhll. SIB: M. ------------------- . Roush. 518 and Ji. Gray. 508. The ladies finished their last mt._ , of bowling Monday some i . .. hu been night v« uuwung muiu «; with wiui eonwi . .. Student very interesUng gvmes which resultK ed as follows: I the office, the Electricians won 2 services were are pretty well agreed that young- TWENTY YEARS AGO .non appears to be a gloomy cloud aUr for vloUUon obstructing the warm sunshine of;prtaooBMnt „ deportation to a connormal living. we suggest that the JmT^ Our own officers would like to have , more of them. Tnese Nazi young-i foUowmg paragraphs be carefullyOenn<n Hitler took over the German na| uniform or German officials, or Uon. ,Thelr entire schooling has TO THE PEOPLE or THE UNITED' Americans under the German pro - been directed toward making them STATES OF AMERICA. OCCU- ‘ lection, or who criticise Nations] PIED BY THE GERMAN ARMY Socialism will be liable to deporta­ They are Nazi fanatic*. Worship DECREE, Uon. with the---------deathrpenalty ————— -------- ----■ -d msnda- of Hitler .um — U hu the only religion — they —z •n, saltguard the property of the lory tor for repetition renetltlon of any anv of these know. b b more than probable that To United States and to prevent o^*11**1 Anyone threatening phyal- these youngsters will be deadly foeacu against the security of the harm to military or civil author-: American people and the Oer-!.M> wU1 ** ahotj Hitler's recent speech before tho intn Occupation forces, XVI vlol*Uons of German, Reichstag seems almost too encourBr rtrtto or ,«Utoi.» mus J ««. <».«». aging from the ...................................... ' standpoint of the Miss Florence Doyle Military funeral ville last Thursday. . Strand Rogers * Son's Leach Lake ice gute Insulation Bc,a Slgm‘‘ Phl *“ Engineers J- | games from tlie Shop Office and the 1'. Foundry won all 3 games from the Best scores of tlie eve­ " ninf went to H. Drews. 541' Perry. “.510; K. Lecbleltnrr, 503 and BUI " Dunlop. 501. W711 Cairns farm in Irving burned 24 30 to the ground Friday. Boys set fire windstorrn' liu'do23 31 In the Fnda>k night's Consumers to it with the Idea of testing out a puton RlnL 2 2 3 league everything went one aided fire extinguisher Two other barns po-u,. * " ............ ------ a. ....... .... “ Ville took 3 games from Monicas; Boyes Real Estate............. 20 34 Nashville took 2 games from the Mr. and Mrs Theodore Reid High Individual single game of tlie Line Gang and Highlands Dairy took (Amber Cruso) have moved to this 3 games from the P Sc T- Best year went to Geraldine Nell with a city from Lometa. Texas. nice 226 game. High individual scores—G Brower. 538. Jopptnga, 538; Hess. 513 and B Bennett, 500 to to MJ Btohrt. ul *11wW “» United Nations. Perhaps it may THIRTY YEARS AGO iaferro with a big 551 series. Doris Utoirt oommontor ol to also ended the season with high ihJake Nku snd John Coon, black- d ” er«7 o” 1\i6 Army. I decree. | <ul <Jth Jf hap* it's a phoney like the fake mea* ,P^tn^P ,rain had ‘'''honor of having both rage found on a captured officer I. All powers of the state In the ■ those committing these outrages are located in J L. Reeds Wgh three-game series with a big IM>*> VA," T -„HI1I<W.llCa WIM1 U Ulg-------In Libya which was ' planted- to building. . ahigh ---- a--------a _game pst O'Brien in United States ftst In the hands of appended a group of etttaen. 1 3U5 2425 and ale? team single ।— - -r.--------------------------------------------- create an Impression that Gen Philip T OolgTore is the owner of Gf of jjj . "(•ambling I jdy" the Army of Occupation „ —. fnrrM । of the community, .elected at ran- Rommer, (orcM wrPC desperately a handsome Hudson touring car. ■ ' , Thrilling drama of a girl who not II The occupying forces have I do[n wiu Ulot lhc numb(.r de. llne . । __________________ ______ I Piston Ring League I only gambles with cards but with I About 50 took the teachers' exuu> tototoM of cl afi .11 government ,o«niwn. , „ thf ltl, rravUv ,„vlw of The Piston Ring League flnlslied 8 M wnn ikon command of course, that this •minatlons here Thursday and Prt__ up their league bowling Tuesday ' • • • onto,, to court., to police, .11 ertme speeeh does represent the first sub­ Rolland Green, son of Rolland night which resulted in some last cisodelle Colbert. Jahn Fame In leuuport. l»»kA lndurtrt.1 pUnu. „„ Dto,pcct to n„ nLJ*?u 1 *,nr U1 stantial break in the heretofore in­ Green the photographer, has pur- minute chsnges In the standing The]------------ ' t.m.. uplertrtUrt. rtbooU. hcplloU pU,,^ to a Nazi maemne. machine. ror For tne the nrai first chased Fred Colwell's hack line and fln«l count showed the following re-'I A stirring dramatic film which *n MMmii.a<1^ whit* OCCUP ------- ‘ -------* ......“ U BbB0,ulely vincible TTrL™ *n71.^X U°n AulhortU ume Hitter promteed no immediate will conduct the same. « . suits In the league. , proxes once again that Miu Colbert collar workers and 'Mbo[w^ ln*°far j forbidden. Flags not in sympathy I vlctorlei he admitted that his artwo sons of Middleville, left Mon- office i 24 "Slrepytlme Gal’ day for New York and on Thursday, Machine Room who disregard German orders will lurned ln to the authorities at once. had to face in Russia. Curiously sail for a European tour. They Tool Room ... be executed. ' or destroyed Non-compliance with enough, he didn't even promise to have had shipped to the other side shipping .. < in. AB Prtducu ol lam. and In- ’ ,;rf„ „„ „,ul, a new Pierce-Arrow auto and plan Grinder*____ ... 25 261 A super-abundance of laughter. beat Russia in the coming campaign. to do the continent and England in' Engineers ’ dustry, raw materials, gold and sil- a concentration camp, or ... 21V 30 k°od humored gayety and light He did. however, wam that defeat comfort. ‘ ver. jewel* and art objects may be' WASHINGTON, August 25 High three-game series went to hf"rted music. Jn this issue Charles Hershberger would probably mean* annihilation ------------------------------------------------.... requisitioned by the military au-j nas »n an ao. ne i* u manager oi The . J’Tone Po’re& G*ne Tierney la ad. He manager of i Head of the Military Occup- of Gennanv Unable to promise hu ui uriiu.il/. uu.uk »*• . Great Atlantic ------- - --------------r-------- -------- > S#n of Furl" Atlantic A & Pacific Tea Co Co At At ‘ thoriUes. who win decide bow they. tlon of the united States of ne« .iiU.rU. .nd U»l p™>. th„ tod no wnrt'h, * >>» *!n*1' »JS” *“ wnh an may be used In the public Interest ] ’th., Ji J.h ritJZ'L thU 1* the »..inru* n-.u __ •____ ... . 7 won with 900 America. ok bv .7 the office T IU’ •"a >?? 9jnme 8,o5 ,tory ot Benjamin Blake, the fiery, lies U m made and not fulfilled would store here but sold from a wagon, ThU order Includes all foodstuffs with the Grinders elme close behind with with , act|On.packed stnry of , VON MULLER have a devastating effect on home'_^„^. .—..TL" ' {a 900 game. High individual three-] « above the normal requirements । battles the world for his birthright! Lieutenant General morale. Hitler may be turning to an 1 game series went to Wm. Ayres with , It contains the sdventures ot ten ’ IV Anyone caught trying to de-, outright scare psychology Thto. com-1 a fine 609 series with A. Melrose I| lifetimes. There is nothing fantastic about ' stray farm or Industrial products. btned with the fact that he asked । of cyelone *and Windstorm Insur-’ coming In second with a 587 series I buildings, plants, public uUUUes. or ' rhat you have Just read. It isn't an ’ High individual single game was I BREAKING HALES RESISTANCE. posters put up by the German au- attempt to “be funny." As a matter for authority to take stem measures ance for the Jocal company In 131 won by Wm Ayres’with a big ■ She was working extra and ex-■ thoriUes will be shot. ! ot fact the "Decree'' (first pub- with those who were not bending [ days in St Joe county 265 with Don Siegel coming in — sec-I. tremely anxious to nuke a good sales ....„ ... to the war effort with sufficient en^a>'or And<‘riw,n ,las ' ond with a — 232 count. " ' week ' ' record. Thus, when a customer ex. Next V. Anyone attempting sabotage. ltihed ,n ,he American Legion Mag­ .hn.i.b* I following appointments H Adelbert iwl. his azine) is a true of regulations changing residence to coov escape aalnei is a true copy of regulations thuatasm. may indicate a weakness Newton, city marshal. Dr. H A High-Low Doubles will be bowled amlned a dictionary priced al 835. -----------------' she utilized -----every argument---at •her on the home front As one Russian I Barber, city physician; John G।‘winding up the season. . command. The quality of the paper ’• is sent to work wlU be pul to death f Peoples in occupied France. Bel commentator tauntingly observed ’ Nagler. city attorney: Frank Ham.’,. Indcpuulrnt league _ , .......................... I wu oiuucu extolled *4iu and uie the mn binding —— wu after listening to the Nazi leader: !flre John Bronson street - - —> .-------. legtones. FinalTuesday night the IndependetV mentioned in .-----solemn ’ VI. T*x« will be levied by the Slum. Norway, Czechoslovakia and ■■MI.I.W h,u Spring Cam- > commissioner. sal- League soemed to like the 2-1 count, lt wa4 Ume to Bppiy the clincher HlUer has opened hu ary WBJ at The marshal's annum fcml . military All costa of occupation Poland. “ *,? w .± T “ TO •" ou ’ " “ >*>« w « “ «««'■■ { must be paid by the communities In- • And how the little man will) Uie palgn-agatnu the German people.' the pay of the s’reel commissioner raulu, TOM emwr ux* 1 mn» „,„raWK„ ecort. -u (hM uu, The speech, too. was plentifully I at >2 00 per day. r volved. unUl withdrawal of the oc­ Charlie Chaplin mustache would Iran m. Buinn: W«xll«»d l~k; nirtlon.rv U imnttd .lnh.Hrtlc.lMarried April 27 at the residence larded with the usual Hitler tirades I ” 'J 2 games from the Medics and the jy|like to Impose them on people of t copying forces. of Burt B. Sparks by Rev. T. 8. ’ against, the Jews, the English, and! Woodin. Philip 8. Spaiks of Thorn­ Car Seal followed the same course ■ VH. in all of the occupied verri- America I taking 2 games from tlie J. C. C. i Doubtless the UtUe yellow men of hU enemies who forced him to de­ apple and Mn Elva Tobias of Has­ by Recreation League tings part from the paths of peace to tske ' The Recreation League finished the medium of exchange, at • relc Nippon have something even more Deaths-’-Cyru* Bowen.' 86. er. up conquest by force. on their season with the following re­ io be determined by the occupation stringent In mind I About the best one can say of thU Thursday: Abijah Eaton. #4. In Has- suits. This war wasn't of our making but authorities The Army of Occupa­ Ungs Twp.. Friday; Mrs J. M. Nev­ speech is that it presents some it we aren't willing to make the Ins, 75. on April 29: John Morgan. tion may make payments over one Hastings Ice and Fuel hundred and twenty-five dollar* by. sacrifice to win. such a decree u live grounds for opUmUm. so far as thei 78. Friday near Morgan. Ezra Wilson, prominent Yankee giving an 1 O. U Anyone refusing | one reproduced above can very easily United Nations are concerned. Hastings Piston Ring 28 23 . Springs fanner, committed suicide However. Il gives no evidence for leonards ............................... 2t 27. become a reality. to honor German money or scrip gill by drowning Sunday. Middleville . . 22 29 Viewed in this light, any sacrifices assuming that a Nazi crack-up is in1 be fined not less than 100.000 marks The Hastings Banner has just en­ Nashville ............................... 21 30 and imprisoned for not leas than fire we have made to date or any which sight; It gives us no justification for tend upon Its 47th volume and is _______________ _____________ Hastings Ice and Fuel won the cricket—Kalamazoo we may be called upon to make are relaxing, even slightly, our own tre­ as, spry as a Oarette News. high three-game series with a big ' VIII. All political activities must not hardships but the actions of a mendous war effort. The United The Bookcase Co. which located 2845 count, followed by Hastings, • cease as of this date. PollUcal par- free people seriously engaged In the Nations must con Unue to Uy and. here something over a year ago. now Piston Ring's 2804 High single :■ Um. labor unions, religious snd task of preserving their way of life. hit out with every force al their dis­ employs 100 hands, and has plans (earn game went to Perks Tavern J ctortubl. onwluuoo. n""'> wFvTSTfHi:---------------posal as soon as forces of sufficient ready for an addition to its factory, with a large 994 count followed by 48 x 64 feet, two stories high, to be Leonard's 989 count. High threesize for offensive acUon can be con­ I outlawed .*to .u.tnpt W etolei W,R TO W1,. used for storage. game series was won by Dave Goodcentrated along the far flung batUe I IM. rtrtlon will .ub^t Uw ottendtr . ~ year *lth ■ f*n« ®*6 series and on FIFTY YEARS AGO the last night Don Siegel rolled n ! to totmto ptoBto underwto, .™> fronts. *I . live is no* yv* uuuri»«’, Ttr *11 *11 r«tH1lr nf. whatDC. pu»»e maetinn .C Q, Geo. Dllbahner. wealthy Maple second place. High individual sinGrove farmer, committed suicide | Uon, .-111 be Heal! MU. b. mlllUn with a big 258 game followed closely yraterday by hanging. Ernest Hampton. 26. died Monday by Al Melrose's 256 game. HighRock Island. Hl low doubles will end the Recreation May 4, 1M2 morning of consumption. -up. The Hickory Corners Leader hu league next week. Editor Banner: The health of our people Is al­ been enlarged to a six column folio. Sportsmen League cli ol b»L.. aeMWrt ,od ••'«' “• PUZZLED MOSE * ‘ ways Important It Is doubly im­ i St Rose took 3 games from Sheld­ The Theaters ( Style feature* that spadcle—in authentically fashioned Trophy Sportshirts for ‘this and that* informal occasion where lounging is the proper thing. There's genuine comfort offered in these "take it easy" garments of plain color dobby and slub broadcloth, jacquards.... poplins—spun rayons —gabardines—.Crepe Sureties. White, plain or choice of the newer lighter shades. All have 2 roomy pockets. J.35 to 3.OO WATERS CLOTHES SHOP HASTINGS Lest we forget... Public Forum u^^sx:- » .Mbom.lbM and cruortlup b,-~nU»urt >»«««■ «< K.d arm c, »H1 a, tkK*. and art obJrtU obnortou. U. <undart.Um.ia B.U Ux nllllan auUmrtUea mart b, iucU> IMbU™ HlUtf. &rt^i drtlrtrtd b, Ibrtr bMien. Vlolauon •"»*• h.»JuKe»d cmibl. ol UU. ordar Mil ba punUhad MIBldurt"! U« MMar m»nU». Bu! U» i . nna <U mu la» U»n lOOddO mart.. ol rtommun, U.« k»rt. ■ and imprtumman! to nol Ku Uun' ““ u. Io U>. tot Uto ' five years I Naxl rtrUUn« ?owcr u 8UU UTTneu’ XL Anyone trying to leave Uie In “■ “ enUrfl>' probable ‘ United States without permission lb*1 *hen Hitler strikes this lime : will be deported to German concen-' he will have assembled a greater tration camps or shot concentration of power than he did ' XII. Within four days of publics. « the sl*rt of hu «f£mpal<n ot 1941. - tlon ot this proclamation all males Without a doubt. German mdusbetween the tt« of 16 and M must 1 try has been able to replace the register with the local military com-1 tanks, airplanes, guns and other mander. giving all significant data material lost in the Russian cam­ as to education and vocational ap-, pslgn. On the other hand, there is Utude. Similarly with female* be- some question as to wlicUwr Russia tweennhe ages of 16 and 45. within haa been able to bnnt her meclis­ ten day* of publication of this De- iitted strength back to normal even crae Other residents mutt comply «th such aid as England and the with tt>e*e regulations within three United Slate* have been able to give. In man power, of course. Russia weeks. Refusal to comply will re­ sult in fine and sentence to a con­ 1* deltniteb supreme, but manpow­ er without the support of proper centration camp. School children must tje registered weapons is not significant by their teachers, as a firsl'slep to Although Germany did get de­ facilitate their transfer to National cidedly the worst ol it during the winter fighUns. Russia regained Socialist Youth camp.> XIII. Jews will be dealt with tn only a fraction of the territory she accordance with regulaUons in force lost and has not yet even succeeded wherever German authority extends tn completely lifung the siege of Giving credit where A future order will deal with Leningrad. method* for deportation of the credit Is due. the Nasi armies per­ formed a wonderful military feat in negro population. XIV. Weapons ot all kind*, broad­ iiangtng onto important key posi­ casting equipment, short wave ra­ tions In face of weather conditions dio*. cameras. anti-German litera­ they were not prepared to meet and ture. letters and pictures must be which would have broken the mo­ turned in as of thia day to the local rale ot a teaser army. military authorities. Failure to com­ Some news writers have been ply with this order will briug the making much of the fact that sevdeath penally. entren and eighteen year old boys have been captured on the Russian voked against all persons who listen front This may indicate that Hillo foreign radio broadcasts, pick up itr U getUng to the end of fils reor distribute unauthorised teafteU. i serve* of manpower but it does not Mose, of the deep South, wu ons; City-County took 3 games from drafted and sent up to a Northern Hotel and Moose took 2 games from camp. When furlough time came Alton's. Best games of the evening around, he applied for the car­ went to Bob Moore. 547 followed by fare and lime to go home and visit Dick Endsley. 533 snd Keith Chase. his folks. Weeks passed and nq 500 answer from the main office. '•] I Mose decided to take It up with'' In the Commercial League Thun-1 the department The command- day night. Auto Sport Shop took 2 games from Stale Insulntioir. Has­ “The reason we haven't given tings Lumber and Coal took 2 games an Axis to grind We must grind it you railroad tickeu yet is because from Roush Tailors: Healings Con­ down^and fast. where that wwn town ui of struction jnai u rue non took ioo< z2 games saoyThat is wny why iI wss was so isvoraoiy favorably nobody knows -mir games tram from Moyimpressed with the 1941 annual re- yours Is in the South—nobody ever nahan and Paul and tlie league end­ port of the Barry County Health heard of it." ' Ing Goodyear's Hdwr. took al! 3 department, a copy of which was “Funny." returned Mose. “They‘games from the Coffee Shop Vlkjust sent to me by my parents. Mr. knew where it was when they draft-: ing took 2 games from Andrus Servand Mrs. Theron A. Caln ot Rut- >/dd me!" ice and City Fathers look 2 games land township Barry county is ’_____ ———______________ ________ ' setting an example tor the other' 3.000-odd counties ot the United Slates, especially the smaller popu­ lated counUes that so often say “it can't be done" Barry County. says the report, has a population of more than 22.000. That's a proud ' figure. Il represents a fair sised city, a city spread over wide expanses of countryside, each family with plenty of fresh air. sunshine and elbow room. Cook County, Illinois, with 1U Chicago, jams some 3.000.000 human j being* into an area of about the. same dimension*. "The outcome of the challenge to, the nation today depends on how. well and how rapidly the Individual I community can solve iu own problems." states the report. Health is one of those problem* Barry County is solving It In It* effort, That's what I said . . . money saved the the county must be humbly thankful day again by cleaning up all those old for the W. K. Kellogg Foundation which provides more than 50 per bills. Spring is in the air. so get into the cent of the working financial budget spirit of things by starting with a clean Stewart D. Caln portant today. On the farm. In the factory, or behind the desk, man hours lost because of illness repre­ sent gains for our enemies. Mental and physical illness means lowered morale. Money spent for necessary medicines, denial and medical care. nursing service and hospitalisation NEED MONEY FOR BILLS? They’re All Gone! HELP! Dwight Morrow, the financier, was ven- absent minded. Once, while traveling on a train, he could not | remember where he had placed hl*' ticket. Ths conductor told him not to bother, he would take the finan-, tier'* word that hr had paid hi*! fare. "ten t that." Mid Morrow, puzzled “If I don't find that ticket, I won't know where to go to deliver my' speech tonight" —ON PAY DAY* BUY BONDS— j slate! Come in today or phone 2722 for information about loans. CALL — WHITE — OR PHONE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION Ml 1-3 W. SUU turret Hasting*. Mkhlgan HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING * There’s been a lot said about Memorial Day. cM there is to say and there's nothing more. Ah. but there is something more. Maybe it’s all been said, Nothing more. A cherished memory and this can only be perpetuated by the erection of a suitable memorial in Granite which' will stand the test of time. ☆ Our years of experience Qualify us to understand and to be of help to you in the selection of a memorial, bo it large or small, and such memorial need not be expensive to commemorate the life of a loved one. •it When you deal end consult with us you are dealing with mon of experi­ ence in creating memorial designs and O4ir experience os practical crafts­ men enables us to produce work of satisfaction. Our best guarantee. Little more than three week* till Decoration Day, May 30th . . . Better tee tu note f Ironside Monument Works ESTABLISHED 1907 EHONE 2497 FOR AFFOINTMENT tOHN IftONSiOC. r™,. HASTINGS. MICH. �tilf HAITIKP. XAKW1. raWMT, MAT 1, 1H« by Misses Virginia Lidkens. Barbara Baclxeldcr, and Rather Doiy al the SOCIAL EVENTS Pennock Hospital LATE DISCOVERY Littla Rad SchoolhouM Turn* Out Poorer Pupill flUHU ID mg sama Mayflowers wtth paper narcissus Thirty-four patients were ragto- traditional high school produce poor­ pact IM uaed as decorations. About thirty- tered St the hospital this week, er college students than a junior­ laying bouses with the aid birds- Zte three attended and Miss Covert re- There were nine mothers and nine senior high setup, according to Dr. ceived many lovely gifts babies, also eight patients wlw had Elisabeth Meek, who has made a than they otherwise would. PuDatt • • • undergone major operations, one for comparative study of Pennsylvania Eleven guasU were present al a a minor operations, and seven tnedi- State ccUcge freshmen prepared unblrthday dinner given Ln honor of cal patients. Dr. Meek found the junior-senior “no Dow M AU»a. WW, crawdKl eondlum Kill raOn Wednesday. April 8 in the daughter. Mix Esther Doty, al the <nd the shortage ot nurses puts high school product superior In «v* home of Mrs. John McOmber Bunwork upon the reguUr nurM1 lowing thia bit at chwktn psychology Catherine Smith at her home near day. Spring Hoven were used as <nd U1OM wh0 lunt helping studied. Nashville in tumor of her slater Lil­ decorations. ».« „ tMrt Unle "More than twice as many pupils pullet croc. lian who will apeak her weakling who had attended the traditional vows to Raymond Gibson on May 0. school system changed their curricuM.rrrEHM Club » her home Trt“I? S? Mrs J. H. Smith. Mrs Lawrence d., wenlnt. Wlnnln, Kort, at Fed- “ “UU U. Ur nd Mra WllMaurer. Mrs. Linden Snyder. Mn. ro were held b, Un. Arthur Ben?????;. AS*, amounUd to more than 11 par cant gram, including the production of Otis Gallup and the Misses Leo­ synthetic rubber, plastics, substitute nards Trieb, Florence O’Donnell. the percentage Ubers. supplementary motor fuels, Johnlnna CascarelU. Helen Bkldquiremcnu reduced real Mrs K.aryi Karyl uvingston. Livingston. Ciantaviue. Clarksville. qulrements more and Mn. Ann Eggleston '3^ | May 1 A boy waa bom to Mr. and, the next year. It is evident that and industrial alcohol, is underway Garner and visiting furnished the I by a new department of agriculture Mn. Leo Colburn. 415 E Apple on junior high act school preparation en ­ The Young Mothers Club met at evening's entertainment. Miss ables pupils to adjust themselves laboratory in Peoria. Ill Smith was the recipient of many better to college work. lovely gilts.- — ' nets meeUng was held and refresh- *‘l* "Early use of experiments In actmenu served The next meeting wW-HtS i??itod Wta ShiHe­ Last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Nellie tha library are among the many be held at the home of Mm. Hemdonla australis, will provide a valu­ Smith entertained with a shower things that better prepare aueb puchel Follick at KM 8. Dibble BL. May I- kaL honoring Mrs. Muryl Foreman, six­ able kind ot cellulose fiber, accord­ ' | George Juppstrom all on May 2; and —il — b—— lukala.l teen guests being present. Dainty , , . | Miss Doris Ann Norris. Hastings. lege.” ing to the Australian Council tot bouquets of sweet peaa and nar­ Scientific and Industrial Research. Mr ana Mm Burton uecocker or."wThe 41 measuremenu used includ­ cissus centered the tables. Out-of- Ryan school district entertained! Medical patlenU. all of whom are1 the number of credits earned, me thirty of their friends and neigh-1 J*0*1?®I number of grade points aamad. the penter of Pigeon, Mrs. Norman Ku- bom Monday evening In honor of, grade in English, the xcholaitic avmlsh. Sebewaing. and Mrs. Gerard Arthur Bryans who left Tuesday aft- £yr' „ Minnie J h allltude toward the ernoon to Join the armed forces As Bhrlncr. 124 E Court; LeRoy Ryan. ,fa,e* lne ua Cusick of Detroit. brushes dissolves paint and emuliia token of their good wiahea a Docket i Dowling and Carl Main. 403 E. Blair The Monday Study Club met at „ 1UM. and „„ leather „ Bible billfold were preoperatkms have been perwith running water. formed upon William Hynes. Nash-; the home of Mn. D. D. Walton with,' Mnted to Arthur. villa. R. 1: Mrs. Christine Aldrich. woritM-ven memben and two guests, Mn.1 __________ R. E. Walt and Mn. George Lock- t INSTRUCTORS IN cher, Freeport. R. 1; Mm. Frank wood, present. Mn. A. H. Carveth 1 ARMY AIR CORF, had charge of tlie meeUng and gave ’ Wayne Ptnkbelner, son ol Mr. and House. Vermontville. R. 1; Miss;| The Kaeyxnski family of PitUa review on about eight govern­ Mn. Louis Finkbeiner of Middleville, Beverly Ferguson. Delton. R. 1; and' burgh. Pa., literally flooded a hos­ ment bulletins which dealt with the and Arland F. Martin, son of Mr. Allen Pfckea. 1831S Cherry, Muake-; pital when the following events came soldiem In service, their food, re­ and Mrs Howard Martin of Dowling, gon. The condition of each one is, in sequence: A six-year-old grabbed creation. health, religion, etc. have enlisted as physical education reported os good. Mm. Bert Jackson of Clarksville - ------------- --- — ----- .. Instructors fox the United States On Saturday evening Mr. and Army Air Corps. Both have received •ubmlllea u> * minor operation ni. •WUWJJM "™ •» “• her eondllton U rood. I S"»>"S •» Mm. Leon Bauer entertained with Elmer Henhburaer. clorardele. ».!“'■ ”■ ™» “ U a dinner |>arty. placos being laid for Michigan College of Education, get­ eight. The evening waa spent playing ting them now instead of in June, 1. and Baby Thomas Hammond are llnse ,o **« enother »lsler. 14. also contract with tlie honors going to although they may be able to attend regUtefed as medical palienla at 1 running to the rescue, get hit by a present and Mrs. Maude Crosa Creta of eay. As the 17-year-old sister ran Mrs. Warren Carter and Elmer Par- their class exercises in June. They pmenl were Inducted in the army Monday Middleville la Haled for major surcued all of them and took them to and left at once for a western camp. the hospital. Tuesday evening a miscellaneous Both young men graduated from shower honoring Mbs Helen Covert, Hastings High school Ln 1038 Checklag Up ea Girl who Is to be u bride soon, was given where they were active in interacboVictor Anthony Yuska. 31 years lastic athletics. Although the custom ia unknown, old. of Poughkeepsie. N. Y. whose disappes rance from the Dutchess shipbuilders still place coins beneath A BIT OF ADVICE county jail resulted in a Ave-«UU Mr. McPherson gave some advice police alarm, returned to the in­ struction. Ten pennies, two dimes, to his wife when they were expect­ stitution and explained: "I hadn't three nickels and 38 pennies were ing friends to tea. placed under the foremast and under “Just mind.' Jeannie." he said, heard from my girl for two weeks, "to put the sugar-tongs In the basin,1 so I dashed down to Brooklyn to the mainmast at the recently com­ missioned U. S. S. New Orleans. an’ not a spoon." AND CLUB NEWS along the Here. yon. whaTs the idea? “TVs all right, officer." t reply. Tm a *Yas* man on holiday.** C. THOMAS STORES HABTnroi store and catalog 5“ Alexander Hamilton Stephens, of long and notable public career. As Vice-President of the Confederacy, he had always been a stormy petrel, notwithstanding his small sixe, and SUDS SO RICH... emaciated figure—weighing scarcely one hundred pounds. SWAN IS SWELL qtephens and Abraham Lincoln friends even in face of the . FOR BATH OR KITCHf were IxiUtlcal and sectional gulf between them, and when the little man visit­ • Gentle? Say . . . Swan ia baby* ed the President, his diminutive gentle. Pure as imported castilaa. stature was accentuated alongside If you want to ace a happy baby, the long figure of Lincoln. On a cer­ tain occasion, after a visit of Ste­ bathe him with Swan. Swan-derful phens to the White House, Lincoln for duda and dishes, tool Try it! commented to Seward: "Did you see Alec Stephens?** l.qt. bottle 19* PRUNE JUICE 2 46 oz. cans 39* GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ORANGES. CALIF. NAVELS doz 29' CELERY. FLORIDA STALK 3-10 3 bunches IQ GREEN ONIONS ll Wards Pherson. ing HOLIDAY A man wax running SPECIALS BABY-GENTLE prices are 1M PRINTZESS 'Bee him with hit overcoat on?* REDFERNS ‘See him with it off?" RICEMORE “Did you ever see so little a nubbin come out of so big a shuck?** Another thing I'd love to see; 'TU something I have never NEW! SWAN FLOATING SOAP Will someone point one out to me. A greenhouse that ia painted green. "BRIGHT HORIZON" » Walter: “Would monsieur prefer French. Spanish or Italian cook­ ing?" Diner: "I don't care, so lor you bring me a soft-boiled egg SAVE 20% During Our Great PRE-INVENTORY MAY SALE 20% Cash Discount: On merchandise, $1.00 or more, pur­ chased at our store during this store­ wide stock reducing sales event. Large stock of Gifts - Office Supplies - Equipment COATS SUITS Black Tan Plaids You con ■till buy ALL WOOL COATS PHONE 2747 HASTINGS Price Freezing Order SELLING 0UT--/1ZZ Our Spring Coats and Suits! Greatly Reduced in Price to Move Fast It may be a fool thing to do to sacrifice our profits, but we adhere to our policy of not carrying over from one season to another. Every coat will have a sale tog that saves you money. Frandsen9 Exclusive, but not expensive 144 I. STATI ST. the recently issued We still have all sixes to seket From LEE OFFICE SUPPLY in conformity with AND Tweeds Polo Navy Hastings, phone 2504 = MONTGOMERY WARD O M IM H "But we have no lump sugar in the hooae,'* she expostulated. "We*ve only granulated. Frida �THE HASTING* BANNER, THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1IU ,U. B. Church at Sunfield will preach|remembered In prayer please com-^ .METHODIST CIRCUIT OrcmilizatiOIlB | son: throe brothers, Verne and Roy I JUST A WANDERER OBITUARY Mother's Day will be observed bi' *D ... D»nnu Y.W. n-n. the churrbes of the circuit The. circle No. 3 of the W. S. C. S. wiU IrM Y.r.rr, ... torn In C.rlU-n 0,h„ „UUra i Irtn.d. » '“"'"J The W M. A. will hold their an­ Youth Ftllow*hlp wiU have charge of haw B FIRST U. B. CHURCH ln Um. churcl, par- township. Barry county. Mich.. Feb. friend* by whom he wili be greatly I next door. They asked nim wi / nual Mothers and Daughters Ban ­ the church school at Goodwill, and May 8. at 3:M P M. All 2. 1900 and died April 29. 1IM2 at, mused. Mothers' Day will be observed In | lie d bothered. quet on Wednesday. May 13. Thia will present bouquets to each mother | udl ^ of the chun: h and ixmgregathe age of « years. 2 month* snd ---------- -»♦---------------I "Eh." he told them, AW reckon the morning service Each mother preaent There will be gift* for the 'jj^ are invited. A good program*4* rt <tay» 1 aril! be given a flower Misses TmoPOTS ‘Vs V gipsy in me; POTH AND AND PLANE* PLANES nged. ■' FIRST CHURCH OF • gene Cooley and Elaine Jarman will sec for June 12-28. A fine program oldeit mother present, and for the elng arr> arrangea. i , He wa* married to Io Dorothy Brown :| -------------------- -- • -----------of Freeport and to Uli* union wa» I C0?? ?U,Ce *qU i The man and woman approached CHRIST, SCIENTIST «|ng a duel, and there will be a spe- ha* been planned and a staff of mother wtth the largest family tn I teachers and helpers under the, attendance with her. The Quimby t y,„. [XJrll The annual meeting of the W.( B born one son. Dennis. Jr. of Battle the the“ur' •^‘denUT The subject for Sunday is "Adam cial me.vage for mothers Also we „ school M — will creek 3110 pounds ot baric aluminum stock, evening'* enjoyment As the church U aiming al ... an all-'c. B 8. OI of the mccikkuxi Methodist — church wilt wilt in — response the request made direction of Mrs. Fred Bower, are V11UJV and Fallen Man." -------- --to ----------“* — work on it now. Any boy or girl mgh attendance eighty, and ..I. is k. ----------held Tuesday. May a. -i >> H hu me »■« inent ------thia rer— of plane. j.-- Tlie —------. lruuru ,o.~ e------------- a------- ---of ...Ujjgjj ... r 12, u ,t to enure entire life ____ .m ... nnn __. in type a verage , gapped forward to purchase I by the W. C. T. U, remember tn a at 5 to II year* of age and living in planning co yecognlie the mother* o'clock with a cooperative lunchMn.Earamu Freeport Hasting*'” n and n" hou household *eho,<1 pan nan we, weigh* «h* Pound pound thc uckruTthe woman grabbed .robbed hl* til* MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE AT j special prayer service, the men who -------- ,— r----------- cl®0"-‘ground Freeport, Hastings and household pan weigh* H pound. Br(na ' i "*" arm. "I do not want to aee this »ho*. JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH I have gone out from our community the Second Ward to welcome to at- present in a special way. Bring one auh dish of food, sandwiches NashHllr NashMlhSpecial prayers will be offered for and ubie wnice. ,| He leave* to nwtim their low. txGuide: "Thl*. ladlr* and gentleAlfred. I do not like Chlnere pla> , Rev. R- A. Houghton returned into the armed forces. Any one in tend. leaves tpoiim lass, lxevery mother* ion in the service of : *ide hto wife and *on; three grand- men. ts the greatest waterfall In she exclaimed. missionary from Sierra I^one. West second ward or former members of GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH “ But this 1* III. «Mr. .nd p-Uilnn. lor , Tl» P N. C. Club will b- rnl.rDou.1... D*<ld .nd O.r>' Ur th. .Ip., U., T u. Ur. Udlu » — ........... ' not a Chinese play ' Africa, will give the Mother's Day] this church or Sunday school havMothers' Day will be observed mov.n, Ur. meme ol .kobol Iremir.rnrd .< U>. Bom. of Mn.. o.y Nor- y„,„ hu "It I*—.............. the Ul‘e right Mr. and Mr Uulr ulkln, lor . W- «> ■> certainly •» — : meMage at the church Sunday. May Ing a member of the family In any Sermon subject Urr armr runpa will W elreulalrd. wn. t. Orrrd Sr . Turaday. Mar u p,.„k Y,„„ M Hurin,. on. aU. Urar « mar Irrar Ur. roar ol Ur. (bar. on urr Irorrl ol Urr Urralrr. . at 10 A M j part of the armed forces of the U. next "Sunday. 'HeavenMost Precious Earthly Pot lurk luck .upper supper at « 6:30 wtth enlrt enter on MoUrrr a Day. May 10 For JO with M„ M„ MaoOKrwnay <U Jara- mumf Bun. Mon To. Rev. Floyd Nagel, pastor of IhejS. A. whom you would like to have OlfL” Prayer will be offered for all' tainment following. . a. „ .. tainment I men In the armed service of our1 "Relief in the Master* Name. ____ ------nation The collection tor the Army1 a stereoptleon slide lecture on ullng will enterMrs. noreucr Florence H Hullng and Navy commission fund of Synod Melhodirt Oversea* Relief, will be Uin nR Widow* Club this Fridayhas been «et for this day. Mrs. shown at 8:45 P M. each nlghL May 8. at Uie home of her, Henry Elliot will be the Soloist. next week from Tuesday to Friday. daulht„. Mrg uo We|uare. 409 E FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. inclusive May 12 to 15. according nir honored guests will be 1 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH to the folowing schedule Tuesday Mr, clara Wllder «m„ 8u.iu Hotting!. Michigan Mother's Day will be observed next al Hendershott. Wednesday at Hullng There will be a carry-ln *up- , Goodwin, Thursday at Quimby, and . I Sunday in the First Methodist 'Announce* o Friday atservice* Martin . 'Church with appropriate A free will offering for Oversea* Townsend Club No. 3 meets at 22S Relief will be received. N Church St.. Tuesday. May 12. ut' preach on lhe theme, "Modern WESLEYAN METHODIST Mothers" Everyone will be wel­ CIH RCII NEWS Maccabees remember that May 2111 come. MISS VIOLET KER-SEYMER. C. S. B„ The Wednesday afternoon ladle* b rally day here in Hastings. On Friday afternoon of thU week of Bolton, Man. at 2:30 Circle 3 at the Woman's praver meeting will be held at th* , , ... , . -r, .. , /-■ , Society of Christian Service will home ot Mr* Eleanor Stricken, cor­ THREE CORNERS Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. ho)d a surer Tea in the church ner N. Hanover and- East State David Robinson and Earl Engle* ' left lari Tuesday morning on a vaca- i The First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Massachusetts. ■ parlor*, a splendid program ha* Rd Wednesday evening prayer meet­ tlon trip through Illinois. Indiana' been arranged. All women of the ing* are being held .at the church community are Invited. and Kentucky returning via Cin-' in Next Monday evening the official during the summer month*. clnnati. Ohio. They also enjoyed a All New Stock Frida v evening the local young trip through the mountains andi CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. HASTINGS. board will meet In the church of­ fice-at 7:30 This will be the last people and those of North Irving will visited Mammoth Cave and other THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 14. 1942, at 8:00 E.W.T. points of Interest, arriving home The Woman's Society of Christian Haven of Rest Tabernacle at Level Friday. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Service will meet In the church next Park. Oleiui Miller will bring the Mr and Mrs. Clair D Ycller and message of the evening Cars will their guest*. Mr and Mrs Lester D . Tuesday afternoon. leave the parsonage al 7:15. Yetter and son. Philip, of Kalama-, too motored to Selfridge Field, Mt. r BAPTIST Clll'RCII NOTES The subject Sunday morning will Clemens, to spend the day with ' be "Mothers Will be Remembered'.' Lieut and Mrs Harvey Kenney On Wednesday aftemoop. May 13. < Marguerite Yeiteri Sunday. Mrs Leo Fisher and son Harold, the Baptist Uidles' Missionary So­ ciety will meet with Mr* H San- of East State Road were Wednes­ deen. 310 8 Ha noser St. Mrs. H. day guests of Mr and Mrs. James F Hammond and children Eaton will be the speaker. ' at the evening hour at a o'clock. munlcate with the pastor. Phone CWjurrl? Jiems What a SWEET Thought! FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOTHER'S DAY CARDS 5c - 10c - 15c 25c- 50c GILBERTS & SCHRAFFTS CANDIES 1 Ib. - 2 Ib. Boxes 65c to $3.00 MEET OUR ALLY PRESBYTERIAN UHURCII The Woman's Missionary' aociety .' will hold a 1:30 dessert meeting at the home of Mr* Joseph N Shult*. 236 W. Marshall street. Thursday. CHINA NIGHT A Community Feature Number Offered at the Suggestion of Friends to include Sunday morning worship at 10:30 o'clock. Mothers Day will be ob­ When the .second lieutenant Anally served and special prayers offered came to a full atop, the Yelectee asked him. for Americans in service The pas-1 “ “«* “ *m- In ■a friendly way. 'You tor will tell about "Steering By I WB,lt one now?' Mother's Light" and will preach on‘ .[ A rich and pompous man was the theme. "Women of the' Bible"' staying at a small country tavern Members of tlie Hastings Women's ' in England, and as he entered the 1 club have been invited to attend breakfast room the only other vlsltbr Youth Union meeting at 8:30 in1 present rote to his feet. charge of Lynox Lewis. YMCA sec­ “Sit down, sit down." boomed the retary. great and rich one. condescending-I The choir of the‘First Presbyterlan Church will give a concert at ly "Why" asked the other, "cant the church at 8 p. m Wednesday. ; I get up for some marmalade?" May 13th. under the leadership ot Arthur W. Lower. The public Is cordially invited. An offering to apply on Hie choir’s pledge to the new organ fund will be taken. If you have not yet heard the new Hammond Electric Organ recently Installed take this opportunity and enjoy tlie choir music al the same time. LECTURE ON CHINA Chinese Song and Pictures At the regular Community Bible School hou HASTINGS I. O. O. F. HALL Sunday. May 10. 8 P. M. CORNER JEFFERSON AND GREEN ALL INVITED Fresh Stock-Complete Assortment At Camp Davis. a recent (elec­ tee passed a recent second lieuten­ ant without saluting him. and you' know what happened: the selectee got a terrible bawling out. which' merged into a lecture on the salute Other Mothers Day Gifts - Perfumes, Colognes, Stationary, Toilet Sets MOTHER'S 441 DAY BEED’S DRUG SUNDAY STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Halting! Phone 2241 State & Jefferson MAY 10 Doing OurDartfor * Save With the Coupon Below OVJ YOUR CHOICE OF ONE QUART OR LARGER SIZE CAN OF Chi-Namel _ 4452 FLOOR OR ENAMEL FLOOR ENAMEL for interior floors. It’s tough, it'* qtuck-dntng. It produces an ansmal-like full glaM finish. U*c it on floors of wood or cement, on enelaac ‘ I"'fh fl.H.m, to repaint basement or garage floor*. Rest assured that Cbi-Namcl Floor Enamel will ri you the durability you want and will withitand : peated washings. Regularly 11 15 per Quart KITCH-N-TINT givra you everything dceired: a smooth, high gloa brush >n a wida vancty of cheerful, ■tunulatmg colors for the wall* and ceilings of your Kitchen snd Bathroom. It dries quickly and it dries hard. You can wash K1TCH-N-T1NT eur(acta a* often a* you please. Regularly only SI.20 per Quart With Coupon Below Only 7Oc With Coupon Below Only REQUEST PRAYERS FOR MEN IN SERVICE SUNDAY In accordance with the request ot the W. C. T. U. that Mother s Day be designated as a day of speci«rprayer for Americans In service, the B. j C. M A suggests that special pray­ er* be offered in each church ot Barry County at the morning serv। ice. May 10. 1942 Because of travel res trie I ions II was thought inadvisable to hold mass meetings for that purpose S. Conger Hathaway. Sec 65c RAPIDO ENAMEL (Quick Drying) cooxa tn delight­ fully gay colors for woodwork and furniture, for bric-a- D A DI AH FhJ AhAFI NMHUU EHAMEL br*c and what-ool*;for wall* and ceiling* in bathrooms, kitchen, nisi room.. Rani.M kitchens and aud playrooms. RapiJo En.™,! Enamel to ia ~.v easy tn to •pNy. dne* quickly and produce* a durable, rich en­ amel tirusli. A REGULAR 23< VALUE • FOR ONLY yC ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE /vt • vni-nanw DOUBLE-BARGAIN COUPON ywi • xv UK either one or both RAPIDO ENAMEL ANY COLOR A REGULAR tS< VALUE SIZEca• olONEol [WILL HELP WIN! A/v FOR ONLY VC DO IT NOW-TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! We Have Money to Help You Better Do It NOW t vm-ixamei GOOD FOR ONE WEEK ONLY THIS COUPON IS WORTH 16« -U. *ari^ This Part of the Coupon May Be Ap­ U the g«r<k*M •! plied to the Purchase of One quart or a LARGER SIZE can of ONE % PINT OF KITCH-N-TINT CHIiNAMEL FLOOR ENAMEL You Can’t Build BUY A HOME REMODEL or REPAIR! The Money-Saving Coupon below may alio ^applied to the purchase of “ « . —One Vi Pint of• UNCLE SAM SAYS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE The Church of the Naxarene ex­ tends an Invitation to’every mother to attend service on Mother's Day. j A token of appreciation will be । given to each mother present and a special gift to the oldest mother THE WAR You Muy Not Be Able to Later! BECAUSE the materials' are needed to help win the war. our government has found it necessary to curtail the building of new homes . . . BUT you can still buy one that is already built. Buying homes may have to be stopped also, but while you may it will be worth while to buy now. Wc have money available for this purpose so decide now and buy today. REMODEL . . . Because of the housing shortage, extra living space is badly needed. You will be helping Uncle Sam and yourself if you uia that waste space by remodeling it into livable rooms. Either for your family or as a room to rent out. that unused atffc space can be^converted at smail.cost. Yr REPAIR . . . Materials are still available for re­ pairing your home. With restrictions on new building, it is more important than ever that re­ pairs be made so os to conserve present housing facilities. It’s patriotic to keep your home in good condition. DON'T PUT THIS OFF ... IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING EITHER OF THE ABOVE SEE US TODAY—Money It Available and TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! SATURDAY, MAY 9 to SATURDAY, MAY 30 The Hastings Building <&* Loan Asson G. E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE 142 E. Statrf Hastings 9 STEBBINS BLDG. Phone 2331 —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— MEMBER F. H. L. B. PHONE 2503 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1542 Wm. Beattie Honored Recipes] On Hit 80Hi Birthday | CHIPPED BEEF DE LUXE PERSONAL MENTION WATERMELON RIND HAUttBBATXN The family of Wm. H. Beattie 3 c cooked sliced potatoes. gathered at Orangeville Sunday to,I Salt, pepper, paprika. celebrate his eightieth birthday. Al1 3 4-oz. pkg. chipped beef. Richard Oroo* left Monday on al Harold Pvlliam relumed Wadnes___ 1 c grated pineapple. pot luck dinner was enjoyed st 31 busineu trip to WMhington. D. O. day from a borine** trip to Indian- AnargrBr DarnasT 1 c sliced onion. Peel the rind of watermelon which o'clock by twenty-five guests after i Mrs. Carrie Ward of Battle Creek spoils. Ind. .not too ripe. Cut or chop Into, half-inch strips or cubes. Leave os' with anions, bay leave* and spent the weekend with her daugh-1 Mr. and Mr*. Carl Finstrom en.. . * . B with many useful and interesting! 3 c thin while sauce. 1 c grated cheese. ter. Mrs. Florence Staiger. [teftained the Beaumont brothers of, l/filightrUl rOFty much of the firm red pulp on the water and vtnegsr (equal pert* If | A MUFFIN V glfta. 1-3 c buttered bread crumb*. rind as possible. Combine the fruit Bert Carter and son, Maurice; of Bay City Sunday. Twenty-nine guesU attended — the Mr. Beattie hu been a resident or [ potatoes in a greased Middleville, were Sunday gueste of Clare Beach of Detroit spent Frl-; delightful party and surprise shower Orangeville for many year* moving . Place theol„, lulKr W .M. seasoning* whlch have been sliced fine and Sprinkle with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pender. ]day and Saturday with his mother, (iven at the home of Mn. G. E. there while very young from Martin !I casserole. and caver wlth , UyeT of lhe chlp. Mcded. Let boll slowly for two hours Mr. and Mn. Frank Andrus and Mrs Mar>' Beach. | Goodyear. 63g W. Green, in honqr <jf Twp Allegan county, wherehe wu|ped whuh b^n Muteed or until the rind is clear and the Mr. and Mn. Dana McNally and I Pvt. Robert Blue ot Detroit 1* via- Ml** Margret Barnett who ta to be -----day*, turning occasionally bom May 5. 1863. «He ha* ------------been en­curU A(M g Uyer children were in Traverse City bver. iUng at the home of Miss Josephine married to Clayton Matson on May gaged tn blacktrnlthlng for over 50 of onion. Cut eggs In half and push Juice thick. Add the drained pine­ the weekend. i Murphy this week. 116. High tea was served at g o'clock years and has attained something of into mixture cut side down. Com­ apple and cook 15 minute* longer. Mr*. Georgia Gilson, who has Miss Virginia Pott* of Greenville' «nd *« followed by the surprise a reputation for his handmade bine white sauce and cheese and tight. put on tight-fitting cover and let been spending a few week* with her'spent the weekend with her parents showerof ‘■numerous lovely gliu. onion tool*. He still does active add. Sprinkle wtth crumbs and bake niece. Norma Chase, returned to her, Mr. and Mn. Q. B. Pott*. . J}™1 by work at his forge though he ha* in a moderate 375-degree oven About PEACH MARMALADE kame tn 'Detroit. Saturday. | Mrs Forre*t Wooden and children! ^nk^And^’ spent hl* winters tn Florida for the 30 minutes or until browned. Serves til tender. Add more of Uie vinegar 13 peaclies. ( Mrs. Matilda McLaughlin of Mus- of Belmont visited her mother. Mr*. I Sugar. ct ZMumont visitea ner mouier, mis. I Jean Brower won top score at aucMr. Beattie* hobby U his flower kegon and Dr. Winifred McLravy of Newton Benner Sunday. Julee and chopped rind of 1 or­ garden which 1* targe and varied, GYPSY'S JOY Grand Rapids were gueste of Mr.! " — - ■ — — • ange. and he does much of the work him­ and. Mr*. Dan Ashalter Sunday. 11 . —,------------------------1H c rice. Peel peaches, remove seeds and self. Hi* tulip garden celebrated the mash to a pulp; add orange Juice. | Rev. and Mr*. Harry Cole and;Corp. Robert O. Burwell, Edith Benton of Battle Creek who 1 targe onion, chopped. Put orange rind -through food chop­ daughter. Ellen, of Clarksville were' J Corp,.and Mrs. Wayne Snyder of win be maid of honor at the wed­ occasion by being tn full bloom. Seven of Mr. Beattie's Children 1 green pepper, chopped. per and add to peach pulp. Measure I,Elyria. Ohio, visited the home folk*. ding. Monday afternoon caller* st the; pulp and add an equal amount of, Friday and Saturday. liome of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Simon. (here I I The color scheme was yellow and Beattie. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Van-, 1 can condensed tomato soup. sugar. Cook slowly until thick. Stir; Mr and Mr*. Harry .Thompson. Jr.|i MIni Lucille Monica and Miss' Mrs a. J. Davis. > often to prevent scorching. Seal in | of^uitaiv^nt’th? w^kc^d’ *Hh I Carrie^JogsweU left^Bunday for a'1green with bunehe* of cowslips cen-!Weidro. Mr tered On each VUta table. I Marie Beattie and Ml«* Norma | 1 4-ot pkg. chipped beef. Mr. Ann. Johnson -nd family and tW° XST «ru< Un wiihum Rnom anrf' * * *------------ ; Beattie. all of Kalamazoo: Mr. and “ Si’JSLStllSS "* “7*“' "S ',““K ” 1 *4 c crumbled nippy cheese. Mr and Mr*. Harry Thompson. Sr. Mr*. Frank Spensley and chil­ day guests of the John Rose family. IMRS BAUMGRA8 ■ city: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burt and SOUR CREAM 1-8 I pepper. dren Carolyn and David of DownMrs. Carl Finstrom and Mrs Oar-' n ’J?' “‘'C?'11'' Cook rice In boiling salted water. REFRIGERATOR COOKIES w«.k°JiTh 'he^nanmt**Mr^and MrJ A^te^Kemp' •Orand --1 Rapid* honored Mrs »«— Jennie VerHage verHave and Mr. Mr DeVere Pompey. Pomnev. ' rinse’\nd’(hate? Fry onion and 3 c sifted flour. . 31 for being a,' of Kalamazoo. In bbacon fat. Add to­ 1 t baking powder. ' In Battle Creek Saturday af-,' Baumorju on April 21 green pepper tn Charles Barnes...................................... , ' tenioon" I ” ’ 'I membW I membW of the of Starter the Starter Star Star lodgelodge for । for j ------------------------------------------------------- -- -------------------- mato mato soup and *water. Shred beef *4 t baking »oda. and mix with cheese. Combine all 1 t salt. Mra Robert W. Cook, who is Hubert Prentice and 55 >car» On Jan- 8 *he was to have 1 spending much of her time in Lan-; ( , received a gold certificate to be pre-1 1 "itcna /Annual of the ingredients and stir well. 1 c shortening. sing where her stater. Mrs. Winnie unday w..h Mr and Mrt £Ld sented by Mr* Georgiana Bauer. Bake in a greased casserole in a 1 c granulated sugar. Pryor is critically ill. wm home over ■ with Mr. and Mrs Prtd uuura. sw.jp • moderate 350-degrce oven for “ ■4 e firmly packed brown sugar. Sunday. She was accompanied here I Pr'r' M . I Star lodge of Michigan. Mrs. Baum-1 About 130 Rotarians and Rotary minutes. Serve hot. Serves six. 1 t vanilla. by Ml** Margret Nelson of that city. ?nd fdrs Gaskell, Mi. hnwev/r wa* unable to at-l^,in* attended the annual Rotary *4 c sour cream. Judge “nd Mrs Stuart Clement •■nd Mra Albert Vedder and Mr. ‘J.. Ladies Night party in the Episcopal FRIZZLED BEEF’aND MUSH­ Mix and sift flour, baking powder, left yesterday <Wed > for Chicago I .nd Mn annum I-.hr ..hr .1 W “*7 “I; P.run how- hm Tb.-.d.,- .™lr.d. ■ ROOMS IN NOODLE RING soda and salt. Cream shortening; 4 ox. dried beef, shredded. gradually add the sugars, creaming 2 c mushrooms. well. Add flavoring. Stir in flour al­ Butter. ternately with sour cream; chill, On Friday they will leave for HasMr- «nd Mr*. Arthur vandcr Stcl and on April 2O 'spwlk*r' A* " »t*n»rtae feature the 2 c medium white sauce. Shape in tails about two inches in tins* Nebr where they will visit' Haven, over the weekend. "‘5* old Rotary quartet of mln*trel show’ Noodle ring. diameter and wrap each in waxed Mr**Clment* brother^tnd staterMr. and Mr* E. F Bottum are; consisting of Roy Cordw. Kim Seasonings. paper. Chill thoroughly In refrigine rm. planning to spend the weekend in Stater. Clifford Dolan and Dr D D. Saule the siloed mushrooms iterator. ________________________ Cut chilled dough in onebutter until tender. Saute the shred- eighth inch slices, place on un­ __________________ Mr. and Mrs. Leander Harvey of ****'Thauter h'hal *ntaht^ Mr* !whUtUng and piano duet by Dr cd beef in butter until curled (about. greased baking sheet and bake in TL DC AllTV RAD Fllnl ,prnt U,e weekend *“h n2,™OT.< f». .2nte daueh 1 Mre- J- K Altland. Dr. Wal- five minutes). Prepare the white! moderately hot oven (400 degree* F.) sauce by stirring four tablespoons of; about eight minute*. Approximate former’* brolher-ln-ta# and lister, P „’S’leL.u 8 'ton. Rotary club president, acted flour nour Into mio four I our tablespoons laoiespoon* of or melted inciieu J yield: nine dozen cookies. O.n.d t .wrUW Mr ,er of ,nd “T" 5 HogIf as master of ceremonies. The Mr and and Mr* Mr*. W. W. L L. Hinman Hinman. a* ----master ceremonies. The two two ■ miuri Owntd u u4 OMtoUd »r by butler AI,U and Ultll then AUUUH adding l-U two Lupo cups V. of ' ■ ■ — -— —of ------------- --- --------TRESSA CLEVELAND Mr. and Mrs Dan Lewis left Wed­ nTNW.VALCTINB E'tSlJ’SKnE. -77L "lUl •“* U“U1 >hle“"'d FRUIT SURPRISE nesday to spend the week In Mans­ Hour*—» l* S **e*P< by *yyi ARISTOCRATIC DESSERT MU. v.knun<. d.u.b. : B"“ 10 w,u’ .“lt "!? field. Ohio. visiting their son and Fruit Surprise is an aristocrat gp^ge,. <as introduced by daughter-in-taw, Mr. and Mr*. Max ter of Mr. and Mr*. Clayton B. Val-)^ among desserts. Hollow a fresh pine­ entlne of Carlton Center, became Dr mnk Carnllher> i* Henry. alI BAKED NOODLE RING apple. (Save the pulp for use in Dr. and Mrs J. R. Hay of Saranac the bride of Staff Sgt. Cale L. Flynn psychologist of note, gave a very in­ other dishes). Fill the hollow with and Rev. J. K. Clark of Belmont. son Of Mr. and Mrs E. T. Flynn of Cresting and pointed talk on "Why 4 slightly beaten eggs. fresh fruits and Ice cream which Ont., were supper guests of Mr. and Nile* on Monday May 4 at t«° i We Behave Like Human Beings." hkve been blended quickly. Replace ,, Mrs. Forrest Lane and family Bun­ o'clock at the Methodist parsonage j 1 t Worchestershirc sauce. the top. ln. ,< u. tx-w PRIZE WINNER day. 3'4 c milk. Now cut some rings from a The bride s dress was of light Delf 1Jf CONTEST Mr.-Mid Mrs Bert Webb. Mr*. El­ 1-3 c buttered crumbs. baked layer cake with a doughnut 1 c grated cheese. sie Tucker and Mrs. Oajner Hamp­ blue silk print with tailored blue ' Mr*. Charles W. Rowley of Route cutter and cover them with pastel .. STEAM HEAT ton attended the wedding of Duane wool Jacket and navy accessories.^ Hajstjng5, was made h.ppy Jol Cook noodles in boiling. salted shades of frosting. Lay them on a arxH Kiireet . . . .... . . . HOT A COLD WATER drain. flat tray, with the edges overlapping Gifford and Geraldine Snyder at XT-- rnmM was nt Battle Creek Friday, May 1. at the■ P* “•-----, ... . . was one oi me a* pnzr winner* m Combine eggs with seasonings and or arrange th«m in a circle around 8HOWER BATH M** *“ Kln8 C.rMk 1» "cwt “Game of War Names" con­ milk Pour over noodte-s so that liq­ the pineapple. Presbyterian church. |I “ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrick andI was the bride* attendant. Her dress test 3pon4orfd by the Grand Rap­ uid comes slightly over the top. navy with ... navy |da Hcr»a. HeraltL ncr Hcr prise priM was WM s^.uu in ln Sprinkle with crumbs. Fill a greased STAR SALAD Mr*. Belle Burton went with Mr.. wm ---- -a-----. redlngote — -----. ac- 1QS 1 pkg. rupberry-flavored gelatin. or g^ng., stamps as she pre­ ring mold with alternate layers of and Mrs. Kent Drake bf South Hav­ cesaories and her corsage was of | H c diced oranges. en to Detroit Saturday to attend the white and pink carnations. W. O.;fer,t but by uMlng advantage of a cooked noodles and cheese. Bake in H e chopped celery. wedding of Miss Jeon Merrick, Moore. Jr. was best man.-------------------special offer her prize was doubled. hot water In a moderate 350-degree Mr. Flynn will return to Fort Dlx thus Ullls she shc receives recelvcs 14 |4M I c drained crushed pineapple. oven for about 45 minutes. Unmold daughter of Floyd Merrick and Jas. 00.. *4 c chopped dale*. N. J. on May 11 and Mrs. Flynn will on a plotter and fill the_ccnter with A. Huggins. Jr. '4 c chopped nuta. QUIMBY CHURCH SUPPER NETS; beef mixture. Serves six. Mayonnaise 1 34170 FOR RED CROSS 14 c heavy cream, whipped. Mrs. Flynn from their many friends. A supper held at Quimby church JELLIED HOLIDAY PUDDING Lettuce. last Thursday netted 843.70 far the ENTERED UNIVERSITY 1 pkg. cherry flavored gelatin. Prepare gelatin according i special Red Cross fund being raised OF CHICAGO THURSDAY t cinnamon. package directions; coo). Combine Discover for yourself the exhilarating beauty in this county to help finance the oranges, pineapple, dates, nuta and treatment* you can obiaiii al Jean's Beauty Shop. Robert Cooper was home visiting, furnl5hlj offa a day rec ' ’ ‘ wCuster. day room frieruta the fltat of tart week foUow-|.'t Fnrt Therecreation c two tabelspoons mayonnaise. VZlien Make un appointment. ““ committee in 1 pt. hot water. gelatin is thickened aUghtiy. fold In Ing from Basic,i vitalac ch of [hk — -w hi* graduation — ux uiu aauixrt consisted of PERMANENTS -TValnlnir at. thr Naval Tralnlnir Bin-I .. — ... — .. . . U c brandy. fruit mixture and whipped cream. Training al the Naval Training Sta- Mr> Rus#eU Greenfield, chairman, MACHINELESS 8250 UP, OTHERS FROM 3150. 3-4 c chopped cooked prunes. Turn into individual star molds; Gr5at 1 Mrs. Bert Fancher. Mrs. Edward ^4 c sliced citron. chill until firm. Unmold on crisp Thursday he returned to enter the NU1I castelein. and Mr* 8-4 c broken walnut meats. lettuce; garnish with 'additional Finger Wave Q Ac Shampoo University of Chicago to study radio ;toyal Lowell e □□ APPOINTMENTS Combine gelatin?spices and salt; mayonnaise. Approximate yield: six Dried OU maintenance. He wa* one of four: mix well and dissolve in hot water. portions. _______ EARLY who passed the trade school ex-, Cool and add brandy. Chfll. When amination and was hoiror man of iUghtiy thickened, fold in remaining BROILED GRAPEFRUIT ingredients. Turn into mold. ChlU HALVES Without Core and loosen sections of firm, until firm. Unmold. Serve with chosen by his Company to carry the whipped cream or your favorite ripe grapefruit. Sprinkle lightly with flag while marching, was athletic salt and 1 tablespoon of light brown sauce. Serves 10. You can do ’(director and wm awarded a 2nd, sugar. If desired, dust lightly with ' du. p«U olHcn'. reun. whlk In, o„r nm m„u„, th, ,„a. cinnamon. Ptace In a baking pan GRAPE JUICE training. | ership of our new officers will be Wash sound grapes. Cover them in a moderate broiling oven (400 deTOniAhrKAhJltKA-------------held Thursday, May 7. That is this' wtth water and heat slowly to sim­ ' Tbundr Ld. Ml turn eul mering. Do not boil. Cook slowly Heat until sugar Is bubbly and the I MUA w Uulmln. rr.n.hj.. d.u,h lnd our „„ oHIo-t. a .nod until the fruit la very soft, then fruit Is thoroughly heated (about 8 Ur ol Mr. »nd Mr. Odo Vrdn* .(Art ror th. new ,»r. strain through a bag and add ont minutes'. Or the fruit may be >hki or ru>Uni>. retiu s utd Med. Uul w„t m half-cup of sugar to each quart ot baked tn a moderate oven (330 deTobiM. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira To-, lrlct commander.-Forrest Stewart of the Juice. Pour into clean jars. Put yj for » minutes. Garnish btasof Dowling, were united In mar- DowmUc Klth the heJ of ---------------------on cap screwing band firmly rioht tight Mch half wUh a red or green mara­ rlage al Hasting* on Saturday May I radM from Kalamazoo posts, put on schino cherry. Serve warm. A.bCrt’..B».Ur.rt.e!5 !u'!',he Instaltatlon ceremonies at our utea at simmering temperature (180 Methodist circuit officiated and the hal) __________________ 8NAPPY COCKTAIL degrees F.i The sugar may be_ omityoung couple were attended by Mr., officers installed were: Com­ ted from this recipe and the juice I SAUCE ‘"u Mr\ mi I mander. William Sr. Vice. «4 cup chill sauce. .I — — -----—B—w — -iiuaiiun, niiuBiu Andrews; or. vivr. used to make grape Jelly when Jars11 -----------Mr. and Mr*. Tobias art residing wlKord plaM; Jr vice Lowell Tagg; are opened. 1-3 cup tomato catsup. I 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauced I al the home of the grooms parents Quartermaster, Roy Bush; Judge near Dowling. They ...------1 r’ have tlie 1 ie best ^eSt Advocate. Frank --------Reynolds and Ad-. SOUR CREAM WAFFLES I U cup lemon Juice. | 2 tablespoon* prepared horse। wishes of their many I 3 c lifted flour, >y f:.. friends a* they juUnt. Wesley B. Webb. * t baking soda. start their life together. *t-.er. we were Mrry jome Of tbe cotn. j radish. I 1-3 cup finely cut celery. ‘ |■ CAUGHT A A WHOPPER nnufPFR irw,cs dld n01 receive notice of this mcMrd wfJS™ " »< Mr .nd ”7''"' -»“« 1 T sugar. . Few grain* red pepper. 2 eggs, separated. *4 teaspoon salt — . Watkins ^f .... ..._ j: not occur acaln. !.... JtaTwarren J. thta city, 2 c sour heavy cream Mix and chill ingredii received that two [ta the program chairman for the n“ *' Mix and sift dry ingredients, using. Put a ta*tablespoon ’--------ndlo .uuon >t Tea. . city which hu been built up very I recently and now has about 8.000 **“*"££•* | Honorfd Ot 20 Attend Annual Rotary "LadieS Night" ________ ■ssir-’tsr. The BEAUTY BAR ROOMS Is Mother Proud of Your Appearance Better f 'uit Baird’s and Be Sure! HOTEL HASTINGS SU4TS Spring Beauty . . . SHIRTS SHOES makb JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP v.f.w. HATS 'rteun- for The Most Appropriate 6 ROSES IN SNOW CAKE For Mother’s Day, May 10th Mother’s Day is that extra-special occasion when you show your mother how much you love and appreciate her — and the many things she has done for you. What better gift to show that appreciation than RosesIn-Snow Cake!-She'll love receiving it It*a gloriously different I Delicious I Just like Mother used to make only better! A memory-awakening gift — the tempt­ ingest cakejou’v* ever Meal Imagine — a beautiful red rose nestling mi a generous layers separated by a thick, creamy Ailing that's smooth as satin — and much tasttar I dinner table, too. ■.. better order your* ia advance 1 59 BANGHART BAKERY 113 8. Jeffereoa St inhabitants. It is rapidly growing. M,Tn.vr_ Mr. and Mrs. Watkins returned last month from their winter's stay fn *"/bolh_’wu«?ed 11 । Texas. They say the town i* fine, rit-, f in Pensacola. Fla eph Williams and Chas. Town-1 , uated In the Rio Grande delta In the | -Accompanied Comrade Roy; fruit district ot Southeastern Texas, j to Kalamazoo on Tucs-1 , Mr. Watkins enjoyed the fishing and > day of thi* week and took the in­ report* taking one that weighed itiation of our organization and be-1 upward* of 50 lb*. came members of our post. We are' THORNAPPLE G*ARDEN CLUB glad to welcome these comrade* and ; The May meeting of the Thomap- hope to see them at our meeting* । pie Garden Club will be held in co­ real often. There are only a couple of weeks ' operation with the W. S. C. 8. at the Methodist church on Tuesday. May before "Buddy Poppy" day tn Has-i 113. The program, in charge of the tings. As you all know that is the | day we all try and help our "Little 'garden club elvic committee, head­ ; ed by Mrs. Henry Mulder, will be Buddles" who are making their I ; a talk on "Victory Gardens" by a home at dur National Home in Ea­ guasl speaker from Lansing. A carry­ ton Rapids and It is hoped all our in luncheon will be served al one members will be ready to do their 'o'clock. Each member Is asked to full share in this worth while proj­ bring one dish of food, rolls and ect. Latest reports from Comrade Ho­ table service. wls *as that he wu stationed in JB. C. OF C. the pacific LAD1EH NIGHT I Jr. a.j pt .6- Ladles night will he . lield Monday 'evening. May 18 at we can to help "our country and do ; Yankee Spring* Long lake No. 3 a little more. Buy stamps and more . camp. The committee consists of stamps and "Keep Them Flying. ,Julhu Knowlton. Chairman, Boo (Oorkln, Dr. Caston. Winston Mer- Buch wonder* have never been .rick. Clay Basrttt and Burt Cooley. Under the sun. In any dime, ! MAXBIAGE LICENSE As those that we might have Men ■ ttiduuM E. Rote. City ................. IB Or could have done Bernadlne Demand. Carlton ....17 If we'd had the Ume. Flowers for Mother Mother from the Bonnet & Gown Shop! T®u alwcya to »ef your Mother's Doy present. They’ve got so many pretty thinje—stresses, hankiee. Sunday, May 10 for YOU. ■«, Unittd Smln (Mara *«**■ CLYDE WILCOX Florist Bonnet & Gow 104 lost State Street �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, THURSDAY. MAT 7. IMS Sheldon Agency ah Kinds of iMOriBC. Sersty Bead, boss 3113 Haitian There shall never be one k>st good i . ------------------------- What was shall live as before. j oy PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— The evil is null is nought, is silence1---------------------------------- —------------------ • iri[>i\ing souno What was. good shall be good, with.1 Brin9 Mother to chicken dinfor evil, so much good more: | ner, Sunday. May 10—it'* her On the earth the broken arca-ln <jOy. Special chicken dinner— the heaven, a perfect round.. rn’ — —Robert Browning ,. Swanson Agency ,sr Jim Johnson » Restaurant Under A A I’ Store | BANNER WANT ADVB, PAY , ? MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS SOME GOOD BUYS IN REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY DR. L J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Hide. Ilaitino We assure you of a fair deal if you list your properly with us. GEORGE Phene 2'51 MILLER Rooms in the Hendershott Building Marshall Furnaces Cool, Gas and Oil Fired Hspsirr furnished and in- CASH PAID FOR DEAD 0R[ ECON O-COAL STOKERS Farming Fads Worlh Knowing i DISABLED FARM ANIMALS Eavestrougbing ARDS OF THANKS C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. ------------------------------------By WILLARD BOLTE-------------------------------------- COWS - $6.00 HORSES t $7.50 We have a collector itationed in Hotting* to give immediate service. We pay the Phone Charge*. B Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS JERRY ANDRUS SURETY BONDS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK AUCTIONEER List year Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Estimates cheerfully given. Dates HORSES $7.50 - ------------- COWS $6.00 Rolling Hog Pen Sketch above shows a useful home-made device for driving a balky hog in the way he should go. The aides are so close together that the hog cannot turn around, and the Lincoln County, South Dakota, farmer who made it claims that one man can make any hog walk a straight and nar­ row path. ■ Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Phone Collect Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 Copper in Sheep Minerals JAKE DEPRIESTER Prompt Service Oregon Experiment Station has warned sheepmen against using mineral mixtures coi^pining copper—anal similar warnings'have cornu from Texas Experiment Station. A number of sheep have died after receiving mineral mixtures containing copper sulphate. U Soybean Hay Soybean hay should be cut before the beans have swelled—accord­ ing to Wisconsin Experiment Station—because the ripening beans suck the protein from the stems. If bean hay is difficult to cure in your climate, thia station recommends binding and curing in shocks like small grain. r • mall II *Xaty*« Ringworm on Calves Wiley Cyanide Gas Fumigating Co. Iowa Experiment Station reports that ringworm on calves can usually be cured by clipping the hair for an inch around the spots—apply­ ing either tincture of iodine or iodine ointment once a day—and thor­ oughly rubbing it into the skin.. The ringworm infection can be trans­ mitted to man, hence the hands should be thoroughly washed after treat­ ing the calf. TIGER TOUGH Rye for Spring Pasture AUCTIONEER I donate $5 to the Red Crots out of every Auction Sole. Wh«+e rye is planted for pasture use the following spring, Wisconsin Experiment Station recommends planting at least 2 bu. of seed per acre —and top-dressing the stand in the early spring with 100 to 300 lbs. of ammonium sulphate to the acre. In their work the fertilixer has doubled the amount of feed—tripled the amount of protein per acre—and ad­ vanced the date of graxing as much as two weeks. LOREN COPPOCK Wisconsin Experiment Station reports that once a farm is infected with swine erysipelas it is almost impossible to clean it up—because* the bacteria live and multiply in the soil. Vaccination is now reasonably suc­ cessful, but on some farms the disease has become so firmly rooted that the operators either have been forced entirely out of the hog business or have had to keep all of their hogs on concrete floors that are frequently washed and disinfected. C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE Hotel Hastings Pbi THE GRANGES For your old Scrap Iron, Rodiotors, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper b MS No. Michigan Arena. Truss Fitting Better Tasting- Bluegrass SHtll Hl THAT SHILL All bluegrass may look alike to the dairyman—but his cows know that there is a big difference in taste. For this reason Wisconsin plant breeders are at woik propagating certain varieties that are much more leafy ami tasty and vigorous than the stemmy grass found in most pas­ tures. From this work it is eaiily possible that we all may eventually have an improved bluegrass that will make twice aa much milk per acre as the kind we now grow. CASH CLENN F. LAUBAUGH X Swine Erysipelas Alfalfa Wilt Disease Improvise Apple Pie Flavor The flavor ot an apple pie is greatly improved it the juice of half a lemon is xjueeied over the applet after they have been placed on the W’ith the rather serious spread of the alfalfa wilt disease. Wisconsin growers are keenly interested in the alfalfa breeding experiments now going on at the state experiment station. A number of promising seed­ lings have bc:n secured from Cossack and I^dak parents—only those that are at least twice as resistent to wilt as the parents are kept—and from these the breeders are now selecting the individual plants that also are winter-hardy and yield heavily. Potato Costs It costs to grow bumper crops of potatoes—but George Heinle of Muskingum County, Ohio, has found that the only way to get big money out of hu potato crop is to put big money Into it. He regularly expects a yield of at least 400 bushels per acre from his sandy bottom land—fre­ quently runs over 600 bushels—and to get this crop he uses 1,000 lbs. of 10-20-20 fertilizer— plows under a crop of green soybeans—then fre­ quently plants a crop of rye to plow under the next spring ahead ot potatoes—and sprays either nine or ten times each season. Grain for Growing Heifer* In experiments now going on, Ohio Experiment Station has found thus far that it pays to give growing heifers a moderate amount of 16% protein grain mixture from the time they are 8 months old until they freshen. This has proved true with both Holstein* and Jerseys. The heifers that got grain in addition to ample pasture and good roughage ■were larger and thriftier at calving time than were the heifers getting no grain—and they also produced more milk and butterfat during their first lactation. With good quality hay and corn silage available, only •nourh <r>‘n WM beifsrs ia medium flesh and growing RO OTHER WORR HOE 01 EARTH LIRE All ASM 'vojj WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES KITTEN soft! — Not just fancy language — but sober fact. So ia that TIGER TOUGHNESS claimed for WOLVERINE SHELL HORSE­ HIDES. They feel like moccasins on your feet — dry out as soft and pliable aa ever after soaking, yet ■ they wear LIKE OAK! That means _ supreme work shoe comfort plus I the very moat in month*, and miles I �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1942 SECTION TWO—P Ada Belle Shelton Ketcham, par. | BL 11. Lincoln Park Add.. Hastings Hastings city. : dty. Ruth K. Sackrider to Ada Ballc I Harry C. Sebring and wife to Neil Shelton Ketcham par. Hastings city. Mildred C. Houston to Ada Belle 1 ■ "" 1। Hope Twp. Shelton Ketcham, par. Hastings city. WARRANTY DEEDS | John P. Koesuier and wife to] Floyd E. Stiles. Trustee to Karl A By Jane Cameron Minor P. Shupp, Admr. John L.' Esther E. Newton, par. PrurievUl- Stiles. 1-5 ini. in 112 Ac. See; 18. Shupp Est.. to Arthur.R. Strickland Twp. Johnstown Twp, und wife. 20 Ac.. Sec. 22, Carlton Russell W. Mott and wife to James Floyd E Stiles, Trustee to Leah L. | WpIi n»nn,r rnreei Twp. - L. Miller and wife. 102 2-100 Ac . Sc Weston. 1-5 Int. in 112 Ac, Sec. 18,' y~ C. H O^orn. Admr Jarno F. IL Barry Twp. • Johnstown Twp. thXtat l K Ream Est . to Vtanle R Boyd, tot 10. ( Carl T Moon and wUa to Alta Ftoy’> «• »“»«•• Trustee, to Sher-| ‘^KVe hJ?i thJ^Zny Ulk IS. Buurn Ada.Huuni.wy. » Ac, B«. ». 1,1 111 “-I of putlny with on. wh.r. U./7.J Frank L. Haver, Admr., Floyd E. I Grove Twp. I *• Joh1n®I0*’’. i u absolutely ■« good as new We' Budd E»L. to Earl D. Omuns and' Ethel Oanble to Phebe Guernsey । E 8Ug^nistee. to "oydjhave a desk draweTuttered with old! wife, H tot. ta 40 Ac. Sec. 29; 43 a?ld,R**a Tieljens. 30 Ac. Sec 8. =• 8W«. IndMdBaMyl-StaL ta U8|rlMKMtt ,n done up ln ori<inM1 Ac. and pur. Scq. 29. Johnstown Tap/CyltotiT>p. A p t ‘Un r°n Un Th»t Scoteh! Jamea H. Jone, by Adelbert Cort- ■ StETli tat^in’^Ac 8^18 «ra“dn‘°ther U to blame for ll I right. Exec , to Leland Jones. 120 ® “,d^n and wUe' par JohSiown TVn Mayl* « *' lhMn « can Barry Twp. ' “................. COURT HOUSE •NEWS High School Note* Barry Bypatha fore the pubUc al At a buffet supper ing continued stories. • ]Marx's home to ■ The seniors are practicing noons i for clou night. I Three athletic events scheduled• „ I« M.. s «m due U> {sugar rationing program. The re­ vised schedule Is baseball. May 12,1 Ionia at Ionia; track. May 11, Al-1 | legan at Hastings; and tennis. May ! 111. Allegan at Hastings. | Students were dismissed at 9:50! ! the flrat four days of this week due' I to the sugar rationing program. I । Four classes were held In the momI ing and two In the afternoon. I Texas Tommy and his wonder i horse entertained at a Midwest as-' sembly held in Central auditorium I on Wednesday. May 6. I The Saxons won their first league I game of the season by defeating the Belding Redskins 8 to 7. on Wed­ nesday. April 29. | The annual j-Hop was held Fri' day evening In the gymnasium. Tlie . theme wax “Blue Hawaii" A ton ' cent war sump was the admission at I AM I MORTIFIED Kenaston Est .'to Hastings Mfg. Co., lot 190. Hastings city. ^ner ribton wTaL Ibe c<mta^d Milo C. Shaw to Charles Cox and Heckart et al. 80 Ac. Sec ft. Rut- !»> Ac, Sec. 8. Carlton Twp. land Twp Lena B. Oster, et al. to Roy L. I ■ .5 r'Dtx,ncan ” co,?lact., Albert Meyer and wife to Jeana 1 *Uon, and wife. 4 Ac, Sec 36. end of a ho. handle Archie Tobias and wife to Peter Keagle, lota 79 and 130, Arnett's Mih Nashville village ,rom now on- . Tletjeiu and wife.'par. Sec. 10, Bal­ Lake Resort. Johnstown Twp • I Eva C. Kenaslon to Hastings Mfg I timore Twp. Have you got your house all. Bert Inman and wife to M. Lath'- &>■ 101 130' Hastings dty. am'Macy and wife, tots 8 and 10! Mary E. Abbey to Margrete Vai-1• cleaned? We have. Have you got your early garden planted? We have. I rence O- Fuhr and wife. 85 Ac.. Sec. and E'} tot 9. Bl. 65. Middleville vil- entlne, tot 8. BL 31. Eastern Add., 1. Barry Twp. jasungs city.. city We ala0 h“ve w wke a hammer and lage. Hastings Lawrence O. Fuhr and wtfe to Lyle " Margrete Valentine to Mary E. “’"♦’wk on thU typewriter.-nse,, James McDonald to Frank L.' Abbey ---------, _ et al. tot 8. Bl. _31.----Extern "d h“ a bad ca* of Mb°- ■ B Bunnell and wife, 85 Ac., Sec. 1,' Sensiba and wife. W'a lots I. 4 and Abbey, et al, tot 8. Bl. 31. Eastern tttgP with a little new-born baby, anv- AS IT SEEMED »»ag party to be held May 19, also control orruUsaUou. now project, over Ilnrrv Twu. city. ta|r 5. NWW tot 8. Bi. 60. RusmU's add. Add., *■*•* Hastings ....... ““ • • • ' thing connected with war. and SonA woman while ihonninir ‘ “ formal *lnd Informal Initiation for .tracturre throughout th* coooPeter Tietjcns and wife to George John Budd and Olive E. Budd, to j /Aren't tlie salmon eans we get now. ny said if a battleship wouldn't pro-! ihoiuthllessiv nicked uo an umbrella1 Mtty l2' They *nl take ln MJme nrw • ,ry ,rom Middleville village. aUsdt Lal a denied A. Sufimer and wife. par. Sec. 10, W. N. Jones and- wife to Robert pretty with their gold exterior? tect him. he didn't know what would, belonging to another woman andi nirmbcrs 10 f,U ,he vacancies, as Tertnintx Inspector ebock your property Baltimore Twp. 29. Johnstown Twp. Lee Jones et al. an Individed •» tot. They make quite splffy posy vase. Thai's one way to took at it. started to walk of! with It The',hey wtl1 lQM> ele*en ^nlora by lafestatloa. -M Roy Kelley and wife to RllUe A. — ‘ * * * owner stopped her. and the other. |'™du>l}on' ,re tor. ». Moon and wife, par. Sec. 35. Nash­ 40 Ac, Sec. 11. Thomapple Twp. Thornton par. Sec. 14. Rutland Twp. • • ■ "Excuse me—is this n general with many apologies, returned the1 boy!‘ .who ““'ntain a C average ville village. ------ ..................... Do you know what Barry county store?" I article. The incident served to re-1or . tt,bove’ l»0M«M Rood character obllgatlou R. D. Cramer to C. A. Osborne and Jones, Sr, ct al. ’v undivided ini in Herbert Arnold, par. Sec. 36. Prairie- needs? Do you know that n good; "Yes." \'..'mind her that they needed some and >«deraMp. and who have been wife, lots 10 and 11. Cedar Creek, al­ 40 Ac.. Sec. 11. Thornapple Twp. (.many orders to mail order houses! "I'd like to speak to the general.' umbrella. In her own family, so *n h's*’ school a year and a half. ; MICHIGAN TERMINIX CO. Robert Anderson and wife to ville Twp. so par. Sec. 35. Hope Twp. Battle Creek Clifton G. Dyer and wife to James are sent from the country because ————• * -—■----site bought two for her daughters' °n Wednesday. April 29. Hastings Robert W. Rogen to Heber Julian t Warns. 40 Ac.. Sec. 13. Castleton the missus can't get into town? Do THE ALTERNATIVE and one for herself. Later in the1 ,ravelK1 10 Charlotte and beat the aud wife, 90 Ac.. Sec. 90. Maple Represented In Hastings by Jay Clark to Gerald H. Tungate. Twp. you know that people who live in the] Andre Glde, French writer, was 7.7 “wheA’ she ’a^ J ------ “•he7 wkvii orioles in our second track meet, i me, armed wlththre. umbrell^' lot 60. "Long Beach Plat," Baltimore । —met T. Wains to Clifton G. Dyer suburbs of Hasting, also find It In-: at a party given In honor of a h0 HOME LUMitk CO. __ __ ___ ____________________________ Miss Jansen, home missionary., George Fairchild and wife to Ruth -— |-nd wife, 40 Ac., Sec. 13. Castleton cnnvetileni . .happened... convenient to aet. get downstown whrn when nrntmrm protege of tbm the master of ih# the hni... house, she to glance up and. saw. II wtl1 »P*»k at an assembly May 15. | Cowell, par. Sec. 36. Assyria Twp. Photos 2776 Roscmond E. Norton to Hastings Twp. they need merchandise? Do you who had just published an cxcep- directly opposite her in the car. the' sponsored by the Girl Reserves and I Rudolph Elmer Hall and wife to Charles E. Wilcox to Cynthia A. know that our villages would yield, ttonally long poem. While the poem very woman with whom she had Hi-Y. Harvey B. Mueller and wife. par. Mfg. Co., lots 118 and 119, Hastings Wilcox part of lot 425 and ini. In city. many more county seat visitors if was being read. Glde dozed off. A had the unfortunate experience in FREE INSPECTION The dramatics class Is working on Sec. 10. Johnstown Twp. Herbert S. Flrster and wife to lot 423, Hastings city. they could gel there? Do you know' pat On the shoulder awakened him 111V W!W„a woman _ tne morning. The second _________________________ Frank J. Cox and wife to Joseph Ethel Schwartz to Walter A. that farmers are working-harder, He opened his eyes, but as the .tarrd at the Three i>mhreUa« very J, Griffith and wife. par. Sec. 14. Schwartz. 200 Ac.. Sec. 24. Johnstown now titanever, before and many'poet's voice 18. Castleton Twp. droned an. he fell hard for ^eriri minutes and then Johnstown Twp. Margje Raidt to Anna Bums. 180 , times only one member of the fam- asleep again. Once more the host wnha significant smile she leaned Frank McCarty and wife to Casper Menno Wenger and wife to Seroll ly wants to go into town after nec- tapped him on the shoulder. After forward and said In an lev tone I Frace and wife, lol 9, McCarty's Ac.. Secs. 9 aiyl 10. Orangeville Twp. Lloyd S. Bruce and wife to Verlan F. Powers. 140 Ac., Sec. 34. Castleton1 cssltles for the weekend and It lakes this routine had gone on for some vou have had a successful Landing. Sec. 9, Johnstown Twp. C. Hendrick. 06 Ac, Sec. 30. Johns­ ’ just as many gallons of gasoline and time. Glde suddenly remarked: morning" • Frank McCarty and wife to Ray Mabel M. Bernard to Prosper G. ibums as many tires for one as fori -My good fellow, you will have! _____, , , town Twp. Miller and wife, total.J 8 and 9.Mcr~l B. H.U- .n« «... U WU the entire family? Also, there are'to stop either one of two things:, DISCERNING wnam., S". t. JoMuUwn . ? ... B. Jordan, et al. S’i lot 716. Hastings and 36. Bay View Re.vort. Prairieville several business places that must putting me to sleep or waking me First Native; “— Did you hear Jones', T'walter P. Van Prooyen and wife city. Twp. ! close because of priorities < that's a1 up." house burned down last night?" I Frank G. Kilpatrick and wife to TO KNOCK INTO*A Ii nutty-looklng word), ana there is all ----to Glenn E Stimson and wife, 40 ..o ... « .'.’’i. u v wul Second-Native; "I aint a mite sur-; [ that business ability going to seed. •Bo Miss Goldreck: broke of! her prisPd T wo Roln. p^t lhere ln lhe Ac.. Sec. 29. and par. Sec. 30. Prairie­ Board of .Trustees United Brethren COCKED HAT Bui there's another equally important fact uncovered too. | Now it looks like a network of busses engagement with that magazine evenln- and when l MW Uie ^oke Church of Woodland, par. Woodland tu. «u_._______ ___ «_ ville Twp. ' One noted authority claims thit „ ar . aplutl „„ „ 1V shaped like a spider web through the editor, mu she? I a-comln’ out all around under the Elza O. Carlin and wife to Roscoe village y wlth Albert W. Bessmer and wife to a change in men s hata ta respon• , COUJU county with Hastings tlie Die center. ■ rn. .h. .mu- HIM Fighter el al. 40 Ac.. Sec. 13. Irving for this «vnr*Mlnn Th* nrowl. . . . . .......... . . ___ .. ___ ___ alble----for this The,------pred- WUUIU wouid aunc solve 14AC tire PIUUICIILS. problems, VAIIIC time |JIUVprob- Km >nd h. reluraM ihm wlih lh„,, ----------- expression. --- ----------------lhtre muu „ h.,uin~ problems and prac- . rejKtlon .Up 1 Hugo F. Wennberg and wife to Lake Vjcw Park. Yankee Springs ecessor of the cocked hat was the Icms buying .UUn. lh*( An- „ u CavaUer hat with ita flat, flop brim, Ucally Bll lhc problem, we have con- while he was always pleased io see---------------- , t r , Kenneth G. Douglas and wife, tots Twp. and widte-feather-trimmed crown., cernlng transportation. such things and they undoubtedly | on mast railroads, watches arc MERCURY UM-OI.N Tha cocked hat. this authority' ... QUIT CLAIM REEDS possessed merit, he was greatly ' inspected once a month and are race, Johnstown Twp. Madge Roper to Emile J. Glraud claims, is merely the Cavalier's hat I We were talking about the stork overstocked with other contributions | required not to vary more than 30 Cassius F. Hughes and wife to and wife, part of lot 98. Barlow Lake whose brim had been knocked up ।shower gifts for the Incubator baby of a similar nature." । seconds a week. Marshall W. Hughes, lol 39. Supr. Plat Subd . Yankee Springs Twp. and to by three spaced blows around iat the hospital. He received one Glasgow's Add.. Hastings dty. the circumference of the crown. It Iblanket of a spray of pussy willows State of Michigan by State Land Floyd E. Stiles. >12 Ac.. Sec. 18. and each pussy was a kitten. Then Office Board to Claud WUllson. 80 Johnstown Twp. sion "Knocked Into a cocked hat," he received a blanket with navy In­ signifying to be knocked out or flat­ signias. flags and a big battle ship. William Dipp and wife to Sarah kee Springs Twp. E. Walton tot 1. BL 6. Roush's Add.. tened. came Into its present-day I told the boys about it and said it Jeana Keagle to Albert Meyer and Freeport village. usage. was a terrible thought to connect up wife lota 79 and 120. Arnett'S Mill Keith 8. Babcock. Gdn. Virginia lake Resort. Johnstown Twp. Ruth Babcock to Mabel R. Babcock. Jane Hermanson to Emile J. Gl­ raud and wife. par. Sec. 5. Yankee Ora Marie Babcock. Gdn. Dean Springs Twp. . Richard Babcock to Mabel R. Bab­ Emile J. Glraud and wife ta Madge cock et al. 80 Ac„ Sec. 35. Baltimore Roper, part of tot 27. Bartow Lake Twp. Plat Subd.. Yankee Springs Twp. Keith 8. Babcock and wife et al Howard P, Kelloy and wife to Wil­ to Mabe) R. Babcock. 80 Ac.. Sec. 35. liam C. Morey and wife, tot 28 Sundago Park. Hastings Twp. . Clement F. Sisson and wife et a) Elsie arace Jackson to Clayton to Orpha Reesor. 80 Ac.. Sec. 14,1 ☆ ☆ ☆ W. Bennett and wife, par. Middle­ Irving Twp. ville village. Orpha Reesor to Minnie Malcolm.' Matlie O. Schray cl ol to Celia 80 Ac.. Sec. J4. Irving Twp. Townsend, par. Woodland village. Minnie Malcolm to Albert F.1 Orville Shellenbarger by Gdn. El­ mer Shellenbarger to William H. Ing Twp. Sprague and wife. 20 Ac.. Sec. 4. Mildred Norman to Grace Phillips. Hastings Twp. William E. Andrews and wife to Claude D. Emerson to Verna B. Fred Allen and wife. par. Sec. 16. Emerson, NS lots 2 and 3, Bl. 5.1 Hastings Twp. Daniel Striker's Add., Hastings city. Frank Nlelhamer and wife to Myrtella Shupp to Arthur R. Hugh A. Kltaon and wife. 8!v tot 5. Strickland and wife, par. Sec. 29. Dl l. Woodland village. Carlton Twp. Ray Matthews to Allen Matthews John C. Ketcham, Jr., and wife to; and wife, tot 6 and NH lol 8. Bl. 06. Babcock's Add.. Middleville village. Harold M. Pollard and wife to Spencer V. Barnum arid wife, lot 34 Sundago Park. Hastings Twp. Walter Glover and wife to MArla Tlgchelaor par. Sec. 6. Orangeville Effective Jane 27. 1M1 Twp WllUam G. Crawford and wife to Carl Sheerin. 1 Ac.. Sec. 0. Orange­ TO GRAND RAPIDS ville Twp. u Adelbert E. Heath and wife to Robert J. Wilcox and wife, pat. Sec. Hut mtim you get here the lintit candy ia 14. Rutland,Twp. America—ia all tu original, fresh, delightful Oeorge Barry to Prank Granger Quality. Get your candy here — for the patty, and wtfe. par. Hastinfe dty. tor ibe borne, for thst gift. George A. Sumner and wife to TERMITES Yes, American MOTORS Can Take it! MOYNAHAN-FAUL. INC HELP WIN THE WAR MOTHER It’s Our America Let’s Keep It Free! ON HER DAY SUNDAY, MAY 10 Chocolates Our fighting men can "beat the life out of the enemy! BUS SCHEDULE And every one of us at home epn help . . . but only if we give our dimes and our FRFSHIDOR quarters and dollars, to the very limit of our ability. Today, more guns, more tanks, more planes are a dire necessity. And Defense Bonds TO BATTLE CREEK FARMERS Wo ora In the markka! for your wool. Our prices will bo right with the market. Sfltrl /oJjy — ut TO LANSING SAL HEPATIC A Help Keep the Light of Freedom Bright All Other Trips Are Daily I.H sat hiwtic* HASTINGS CITY BAN] 60c liee 49« Phone 2137 TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT and The Skies Over America Clear of Axis Raiders YOU!FIGHTIN' MAN NEWS YOMSI We ere prepared to furnish you quality fuel ot all times. Art Tvdd, Mfr The least we can give is our money, while they give their lives. Remember, every stamp and bond you btiy will THUfS NO RATION ON letter! •Dally Except Sunday SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Our fighting men deserve the best equipment. TO KALAMAZOO When you need grate what wa have. Our toed line is complete. will, help to pay for them. "Fifty-Five Years of Continuous Service" LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1M» Crary of the W. K. Kellogg Farm. I emoon were: Mr. and Mrs. William 1 Ellen of Scotts, were dinner guests their mother, Mrs. Blanche Rich­ ards and her son. Paul, of Hastings, Gull lake, talked on "Vitamin*." Tea Deprlestcr of Augusta and Mr. and j of Mr. and Mrs. George Kem Sunwa* served following ibe prognun. | Mrs. John Adams, local. I day. visited her Sunday. Keith. n.enneu> and Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Clarence WUltoms Dr. Alice Whippie to occupying Harrington. Miss J. C. Horton. Mrs. William* of Gull lake spent Satur- and daughter Roaemary spent Sun- room* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reynolds and Mrs. John day with their grandparents. Mr. day with Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter George Kem. DELTON and Mrs Jahn Adams, while their • In Kalamazoo Mr. and Mn. Ruraeil Mott re­ Mrs John Adams visited their falh- I land Lakes Garden Club, were ps rents. Mr. and Mrs Glenn WiL Mr, and Mn. Manhall Norwood "lvfd 5, fron1 their-gon. er.-Axtdtoon Pennock in the conval-1 guest* of the Gull Prairie Garden Hams, attended the Guernsey stock - entertained their son-in-law and ; **»ert Mott Monday morning say' daughter. Mr. and Mn. Roger WU- ‘n.E ,h,t he wu >n Hono­ escent home in Hastings Wedncs- Club Tuesday afternoon nt the sale in East Lansing ur. and Mrs. George Schoolcraft: llarns and son. Dean, atjt birthday ! IUI“ . „ day afternoon. Mr. Pennock ia con- Community hall there Mr Old*, Russell Molt and fined to hto tx-d all of the tunc now. County Agent of Kalamazoo Co of Battle Creek were dinner guest* | dinner Sunday in holftr of Mra.! Mr- ,n<1 Mr. and Mr*. Ctoir Richards of gave an Interesting talk on • Vlc- of her parents. Mr. and Mn. Bert, wtiltoxns. whose btrthday occurred I daughter. Mn Merrill Evans, were i «uesta of Mr. and Mn. Yoang Jackzon -spent the weekend with tory Gardens" and Mrs. C M. Mc- Patton. Sunday. Callen in the aft- on Saturday. DELTON Here's a little thing that will help, a lot wi/x aw*. uro wr It’s a patriotic duly to help keep tela-" phone lines clear so that important war messages will not be delayed. Even though your line may not be needed for war calls, a “traffic jam” of calls might lie up a central office, stopping emergency mes­ sages from getting through. And scarcity of war material makes it impossible for us to add to centra) office capacity as fully we should like to do. Keeping telephone conversations short will help. We suggest that you know lieforchand what you want to say; speak distinctly so you won’t have to repeat, and do not hold the line merely to talk of trivial things. ■ II request* KEEP THESE POINTS IN MIND Michigan Bell Telephone Company STHIKE A ItOW FOR AME«ICA-lUy WAR 1HCKORY CORNERS Rev. D. T. Perrine of Lansing will j family of Prairieville and Mr. and be preaching at the Wcteyan church Saturday evening. Mar 0 at I ■pent Bunday with Mr. and Mia. o'clock after which the quarterly business meeUng will be held. Rev.; .Ronald Anders. Perrine will also be the speaker at , neighborhood last week shearing the Sunday ■ervlcea at 11:30 A. M.l sheep while Mrs. Pfeiffer called on and 7:30 P M A special invitation* friends. Callers on Mrs. Olenna Weber with us this Mother's Day. WEST HOPE LIBERTY LIMEPICKS William McCallum of Kalamazoo Saturday evening and Mr. and Mrs Ferris Brown and daughter Isabel Arthur Griffeth underwent an Sunday eveidhg. operation for appendicitis at Bor-, or of the birthday of his Mater, Mra. nur51ng r Mr. and Mrc. Orville Damon and gets hospital tn Kalamazoo Lut| Grace Mosier of Kalamazoo. Other 7jr ■,wt Mr. Rntw-rt .t mother of Battle Creek were, callers Thdpday morning, and la making I?”"*1“ '"««v>w« v s. ?M James Ptattuig o bujWln< p, August* Sunday eve- 1day. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson visit­ ot Kalamazoo n[ng Rural LcUef Carrteri Mrs. Harold Springer. Jimmie and ed relatives near Hastings andl I Mn Ed Karchcskl has resigned j quartette of Barry County sang at 1Gloria, took Donn Springer to Kal­ Nashville tost week. her position at the Delton Rural the servlcee. amazoo Sunday afternoon and callHoward Rice has accepted | Agricultural school. Mrs. Leon1 ** - -. Mr. - and -Mrs. Robert Barnes snd . cd on Mr. and Mrs. RobertRev. Van Bo- InvitoUoA as pastor of i an unanimous Leonard is taking her place in the family were dinner guest* of Mr ; ven. Bethel Chapel for another year. I claw wm | and Mrs. George Bsrnes at Schoo!- 1 **------- J -- ---------- * Plans for the summer are maturing । । Mr.-apd Mr*. George Sprague 'craft Sunday. Parchment. Mbs Betty Hayworth of and will include a Dally Vacation. | visited hi* sister. Mrs Oto Utter at -------------------------- ---------------- ------------------, Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mn. Ralph Bible School In June. There to a' Comstock recently. RESSEA'-------------------------------------------Brown of Rutland. Mr. and Mts Em good attendance every Sunday, and: I Mr. Mrs. D. ,, Fuhrman —and ----- ----— — and; The May showers were surely Johncock of Delton. Mr. and Mra new faces are frequently in the | family were in Hastings Saturday. welcoroe, Titoma* Hayward of Hastings. Mr congregation. . I Mr. and Mrs. Marshall k Norwood ... Mr ™™,.'I M„ Mr*”! ;na Mrs. Harold While and three sons and and Mrs. Roger Williams MrB Harvey En»ton entertained^at ...a on TnuM.y RkhUnd Mr .nd Mr. of Plainwell called on her mother. I , and son Dean called on Mr and her her ham. hon‘'’ °, n T ’\Ur,i‘U!! ..oan, even.,nS u>. young peoples adult class of Rich*ere Mra Leslie Williams near Prreport J™?* •d“'» ,cU“ °f «*«•- Tv’W)' Hayward Mrs. Nellie Pennock TUesHay ot tost, land Sunday school at a co-operative dtn, * r guest* bf Abe Hayward, help ­ Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mra l’‘nrt «““*** week. - ing him celebrate his birthday. 1 Glenn Williams and three sons suPf**-. Frank Town has been quite sick Little Howard Eichenauer of were dinner guest* at the Williams •Air. and' " ' “ Mrs. Wesley Culler and‘ Richland wa* a guest of Mr. and the past week. His many friends are; daughter of Kalamazoo called on Mra. Teddy Hayward from Wed­ glad to know that he to much better, j Mrs. Homer Bartlett spent last’, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cor Scttc of Mr. and Mrs. Marie Reynolds and ; nesday until Sunday. • Kalamazoo are building a cottage at family Saturday evening j ” gfi/'and MnJBwt McCallum were week at the Leon Leonard home at ' Wall Jeanette | callers ..... Lake jeanette Forshey roraney of ox PralrlevUle rratncviue। callers at at the the Ira Ira McCallum — .~~.. home Delton. Bruce Bromley, a senior at the W. | sm.7etx.rt °niJ. ^Ttott her Ji "nrt Ru“'U R<,ynold* *erp unlted, Sunday afternoon. K. Kellogg Agricultural school, wasj I Shreveport. La., to 'but her ■<»«• jn marruge at the Delton imrsonageI ---------------- «•» . . Pvt. Gamer ■i OUvet vmn with wun the me school scnooi band oura and| ana at £1™" Pennock. She drove Ins "■ al Lansing for stock judging la*t. fRAIR’EVILLF. car back. Mrs. Charles Harringweek. i Mrs. LaVem Calthrop visited Mi* I ton accompanied her. ™, luKi Mrs. r.mnia ouuwru suu«u“ui 7= Mrs. Ethel Pennock of Hastings1 Calthrop at the American Legion , . „ . . o«uk । Mrs. Homer Bartlett of Hickory . tert.lncd on Sunday in.honor of TH! CrM.k ,nd Mr and M„ Comers la assisting with the Iioum1- j wax a weekend guest at the Frank; hospital, -Baltic Creek. Sunday. Mr. Ken->on of Hustings visited Mr. and Town home. Callers Saturday were I Calthrop is feeling fairly good and 1 hold duties at the home of Mrs. SSlta Mnrrh.ntr andM^’and Amelia .Morehouse and Mr and ।, tL« .is.,, t - —* .hi* wi.itn U>. u lml>. Amelia Mr* A. Kenyon Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leo Chamberlin of Delton and I was greatly pleased with the twenty n LKai.nl Bnr>, biormousc anti air ano Mrs. M". Ernest Richmond of near Plainwell. Our teacher. Nina Johncockz. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tolle# and two cards and letters which he received ' Mr. Vi, and Mrs. Mr. Lincoln t r M™Spath of' ' spent Thursday and Friday In Port children of Hastings. | from his many friends and relatives Bush were „ , Louisa n .,., and Mrs. FUk o-.t ti...n..-< unnH.v Kalamazoo. Birdie Mcrlau of Prat- Huron. I i- iPSSML. .ho u Ed. Bromley was at Caledonia on on his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlscner of business Wednesday of last week. Several of our local women at| tinned at a western camp, came last I Reynolds. Mrs. Houser Kalamazoo visited their mother Boneta Bromley wax home over Sun-. tended the district extension club Thursday for a week’, suit with hl* and "nrt Mrs Mp* D n Enzian. local. ‘oc-‘ • Mrs Mina Kenyon. Saturday eve- day. * | meeting at Milo, Wednesday. Maty Mrs Laura White, who has been Th I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBain. Mr. and Mrs Roy Wallen were i Bullis of Hastings gave'an Intorexl. — .. ....... “ “ ‘ ■ ’ i « “ » Mira Kathryn McBain of Battle at Hastings on business last Tues-| ing demonstration on bread tnukCreek spent from Thursday night. home, has been at her home here Mlseners parents. HU father ia very- day. f— until Frtdav night with her parent*.' ‘he past two week*. Mr. and Mrs John Mourer were,। Mrs. Merle Schley. Mrs. Ernest* poorly Tlie baseball team of the Delton We are glad to report that EleaMr. and Mrs. William Schader of dinner guests Sunday of Mn. Cora i Farr and Mrs. Ferris Quick were In Rural Agricultural school will go to nor Mason, who has been at the ho*- Hastings spent Sunday evening with Winters of near Bedford. ; Battle Creek. Tuesday where they Fteeport Friday. May 8. to play that pital for a few days, is able U> be Mr. and Mrs. Clarertbe Baechler. Charles Harmon of Grand Rapids were blood donors. I team. The Comstock team will play , home. returned home Sunday ■a fur »pcnuspend - ; “ . . .'ana waxen- inunwu numr ounuay 1 and Mr. ana and Mrs. Mrs viarence Clarence WaxchMr. and Mrs. Delos Hughes and 1 the home team here Tuesday. May 1 Dor.'; —: cf an(J Mf and MfJ vlftor We06. tng a week with hi* grandparents, Don t blame your ----------—d correspondent family of Toledo. Ohio were week­ items are not in the paper. £ ... _ ..__ . jerry Of Hastings1 n... — tJ. w 12. The Barry-Eaton county base- if your Items rf __ , ,jBck and Rev and st Mrs W. xterrn* MeCue. end guests of her parents. Mr and ta!! »Sht‘n^‘O,y'hLP ‘I? *he Can ,hem un • y spent Wednesday evening with them, The Mother and* Daughter Oet Mrs. William Norris. will be held at the Hastings fair are reported to her. E, , Hon, of |atUe Crw.k Together Friday evening at the Mr. anti Mrs. Leon Adrtonson and • grounds. Saturday. May 23. DeHon Mr and Mrs. Lee Reynolds enterd M j o*Con- Methodi*! church will be unique A Russell ot Olivet were Sunday guests ■has been the winner of the Held tained at their home on Saturday 7’*’’”T* i*’dY' 'day trophy for the tost two years evening: Mra Sadie Hughes. Mr. nor and ,h* 8unday *1' splendid program has been prepared.■ of hto parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Th" Women of the Methodist church' Adrtonson. ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Doud. Mr. and Mrs Mason Forshey and fam-, Mr and Mral and cofMra. Lester Sonnevillc Bonneville will win provide proviae table tsoir service mtv Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker and mid Mrs Frederick Doud John Ry. and Richard McLeay of Prairie- attended attende<1 a , rale Mle at al Bedford Bcaiora Satursatur-1I f«* — Pot ™ luck — -»«s~ wpper. " •— — Patricia of Kalamazoo were Sunday ’ : * Olinger of East Leroy and Mr and vllle and Mr and Mrs. Russell Rey- " brought home a new horse. | offering will be taken. .i L ,r5 ponr .r. Knowles °L. Lkory n01rtv . Nearly all The men In this neighA splendid Mother * Dav program guests ot Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Mrs Porter of H, Hickory DePriester. : Corners called on Mrs. Elli Doud 1 berliood attended the First Aid for Sunday May 10th to being pre- । Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hayward of at the home of Mrs Hattie Whitte- j ^M^n^Mrs Homer McCallum Goodwill Friday night pared. Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. more Sunday evening. MILO " “ Earl Boulter, Sunday. f Mr. and Mr*. Paul Sleight and and son of Muskegon spent Sunday ftvr-nai K ’ | chtldf-en. Barbara and Keith and with Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCal-. ‘ Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Mullen and Mr. and Mrs Lyle Wilcox and Mrs. Ada Cortright of Otsego were I Mrs. LeRoy Pennels and grand­ [ Mr and Mrs. Bob Basil of Lansing lum, children of Battle Creek were din­ ‘ and Mr. and Mrs. John .-------------Hamilton Mr. dnd Mrs. Merle Tbbtos of ~n Bud'’? .Jones- Robert Walt of ner guest* ot his mother. Mrs. Emily Thursday evening callers of Mra. I and two children. Curt and' Jane * Sarah Smith and Mrs. Mary Polley. • pqwllng and Mr and Mrs. Lewis Ft. Wayne made a trip to Colum­ Wilcox Saturday. Will Mullen spent the weekend * . Ferguson of Delton spent Sunday bus. Ohio Friday to see the Rev. Mrs. Herbert Van Strealn. Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs Otto Pranshka and Mra. John Ed Walt. On Tues- Madeline Norman. Miss Nina Fen­ with Mrs E. A. Parker and Eliza­ and family. lhP>' caBe*1 on relative* in Ft. ner. Mrs. BcrUia Phllmor and Mrs. beth at Hastings. On Sunday they I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peake and fam- Wayne, also visited their parent# at called on Mrs. Jennie Norris and Merle Bradfield attended the Quar­ iiv of near the Wick school called Avilla, Ind., stopping at Paw Paw terly Conference at the Delton ■ Lucy and Mrs.-Sarah Smith and Mrs. Mary Polley. ■ Saturday night to see Ous Peake. I before coming home. , Don't forget that the community | Edward Pennels has Improved church Friday evening. We are glad to hear that Mr. HINDS CORNERS* club will be Friday night al the 'greatly the last few days. Van Strealn is slightly improved at Mr. and Mm. Barrel Phillips en­ school house. Our scholars enjoyed a trip to this writing, but lie is not allowed tertained the following callers Sun­ i Mrs James Baker who ha* been Mllhnm Park Saturday accompanied day. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Holley. Mr. quite sick,the past week In Kala- »l‘h some of the parents who drove visitors as yet. The Milo Extension club was boat- and Mrs. Gordon Learn ot Kala­ ma zoo returned to her home here and their teacher ^Irs. Frieda Bryera to the southwest district Wed­ mazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Konlcns. Saturday night. 1 an*. .. nesday afternoon at the church. czny. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Donlwviez ana Mrs. rars, Haney narvey Hill Mtn of ot BatsatMr Mr. and J ’ and Mrs. Nile McGhan and I tie Creek spent the weekend wlfh baby spent Sunday with Mr and Mira Mary Bullis gave on interest­ and MYs. Bert Bubft of Grand Rap­ ing demonstration on the use of en­ id*. All came to see the new baby. . Mr and Mrs. Albert Ulrich. Mrs. Arthur Johncox riched flour. The following officers Seven men from this district at- f Dan Kam* left Thursday momSome from here attended the sale were elected: Chairman. Mrs. Fran­ tended the first aid meeting at Hen­ : Ing to spend a couple of weeks with of Mrs. Florence Mason in Rlchcis Lindsey; sec.-treas.. Mrs. Emma dershott last week. Next meeting relatives at LeRoy. ; tand Saturday. Nevins: district council member. will be next Thursday evening. Hope Mra. Prank Chilson, who has been Mrs. Madeline Norman and Mrs. the attendance will be much larger Mine Employees spending a few days with relatives Mafgaret Boulter as the alternate than before. men are employed at Kalamazoo returned home Sun-j About —100.000 ----------------.- 'council member. Please do not forget the pot luck ■ day. in the mine* of the United Slates. Milo had Its first “Big League" We are glad to report that Ed- that produce 50,000,000 ton* of hard base ball game Sunday at the supper at the schoolhouse Friday ward Penncls is coming along fine, coal in a -----Spauldlnnq farm with the Hickory Mr. Harshbarger, who became quite 111 on Thursday of last week, Well It sounds like a basket ball was taken to Pennock hospital Sat-4 game but here it lx anyway. Milo urday and Is a little belter at this 32. Hickory-21. More power to the writing. boys tn this good American game. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tobias FAIR LAKE and children spent Sunday In Has­ Doth Ann Norris of Carlton tings. the guests of Mrs. Virgie Reid. Center. granddaughter of Mr. and Mr. arg! Mrs John Witters and Mrs. Porter Knowles, had an operchildren of Delton called on Mrs. atlon for appendicitis at Pennock Madeline Norman Sunday evening hospital last Wednesday. WE CAN NOW sell the I. L. tRoy) Boye* Cottage on Robert Osborne. 'Kenneth Garri­ Mr. and Mrs Ernest Dowd, and beautiful Wall lake on WalldorfTs Resort. Has three son and Archie Belxon. Jr., were hi son Fredrick and wife and John bedrooms, complete bath, with hot water heater and Lansing Thursday where they took Young of East Leroy called oh Mrs. d large gla’ved in sleeping porch upstairs; large living part in a judging contest. Robert Lottie Colllxter Sunday evening. room with good fireplace, large glassed in porch. nl«e represented the sophomores In cat­ Mr. and Mrs. Hamie. Armour called modern kitchen facing lake, built In garage, down tle. Kenneth the Juniors In poultry on Mrs. Colllster Friday evening and f running waler, electricity, fully Insulated, Urge lol 100 and Archie the seniors In farm found her slightly Improved. ft. on. lake. Priced for quick rale al only $3*00.00 management. We are very proud ANOTHER COTTAGE east of above also on Walldorff's Koroseal, a synthetic, though it ■••ms outwardly to have many ot Why Cranberries Cranberries derived their name the properties of rubber, is made from cranes that Inhabit ths ONE ON CROOKED LAKE, has screened in porch, eleciwamps in which they grow. ret to. All furnished. Can sell this UM.00 u RESORT PROPERTIES Buy a Cottage and Enjoy Life! SALUTE TO A MOTHER Wi; Keeps the Home Fires Burning’ HOMES IN HASTINGS CAREFUL DRIVER A NICE HOME on S. Washington. 7 rooms. Has everyU300 00 serve America in the armed forces, the factory, in the hotpe and on the farm. She is a great part of that force behind the fighting force. UER ions and daughter! It’s up to her to keep up morale at home and keep intact the American home. Truly she is the unsung heroine of this war. Let’s not forget her on MOTHER’S DAY this year. 15 dtnlBra in larry County to Servo You. The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself Truck Service available to Can Today WiU Start US EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY STEBBINS BUII-DLM; McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES PHONE 2659 m B. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE UM �THE HASTING4 BANNER. THURSDAY, SLAY 7. IMS (school furnished some special num--CARLTON CENTER ' ed relaUvu in Ann Arter Sunday rnmpanied their atm. Mr. and Mr*. Mr and Mr*. loiird Wot ring of b*r» Aho there were numbers by Dori, Anne, five year* old daugh- and stopped in Jackson for the Eton Marlow of Grand Rapid* to Grand Rapid* were Sunday evening the Lake slater*, trombone duet by tCT of Mr. and Mra. Chud Norris, motorcycle hill climb on their way with their daughter, Mra. Ralph surah of Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Wot- Jerry Batea and Jack HlUey. piano underwent an appendectomy WedNoble and family. ring. | solo by Dori* Batea and music by the nesday evening at Pennock iwapiul. Mr. and Mra. Edward Thompion enure group Mr. Lamb gave an[we all hope for a speedy recovery. MARTIN CORNERS Dnfntvrnnha I tornado that had vl.lted that comI and children of Sunfield were sunInteresUng talk and the work pf thej jjgipjj Henncy spent from and MrsColonel Yaeger and Mr / eraonal I aragrapM |munUy jlut 24 bourik Bfu.r UM.y hB(1 Several of the neighborhood ladles । day dinner guests of Mr. and Mr* -4-11 elute was shown. Mra. Agne«, MOn(j,y Friday with her daugh- and Mr* Arthur Yarger. Mr. and Mra. John Dell and MLvrpa*»ed through. It their trip liad Lawrence Luca*. I Haight, leader of ‘he Girl* group , LaRcy Greenfield of Ha*­ Alice and Huth Beck were home gave Mra. Clara Herael a shower Dorothv Dell accompanied by Mr. been delated ju*t one day. they>, Mr. and Mr*. Garnet Townsend and Arthur Rlchardmn, boy. lead- u and Mr* Elwyn Dell of Leslie (pent would have been going through ex> .ini d ~L Blimai(O9 MM .nt er. were ’hr.m “l,'S ° • PPreciation. | Mr% u#ter w<mer of woodland »Mighwr of K Kahsgsoo spent trgift* were left, delicious refresh­ RuAdav with Mr. and Mr*. H. I. actly at the same time that the the weekend with hl* parenU. Mr.,. Rrfreshn Refreshment* were . ha* been convalescing at the home of Mr and Mr*. Frank De Groote ment* were served. and all spent a Woodland visited the Fratcher and MIm Ethel Fox of I twbter vbited that town. Tlie Mon­ and Mra..Otto Townsend "’“I ^ra KennHhKehey anti । hfr Mr Bnd j4r, prank and cldldren. Mn. Arley Todd and very enjoyable afternoon. Detroit. Bnroutc home they called!day'» paper* till* week report that Private,Ralph Guy of Fort Custer Mr and Mrs Paul Woodman were j g^ber since her release from Pen- her children. Junior. Geneva and The __ ____ farm_________ residence-of ___ __ Mr. ___ ami on Mr. und Mr* Ezra Dell and a nccoral tornado visited that sec- rpent the trerkrnd wtth his parent'., at B-“H* Cree* on Sunday? nock hospital. Site and her Infant Jacklyn. spent Sunday with Mrs. । Mrs. Ernest Lewis, known as Ute old dauglitar Joyce of Lansing. : tion In less Uian a week, leaving Mr. and Mra, James Guv. Mr. and! The C E met with goodatttndare ealuln< nicely. Todd's slater, Mn. Wayne Penning- j Brown place burned to the ground S, Mr*. Cha*. Farthing were! many dead and Injured und roll­ Mrs Paul Guy nnd son were Sim- ance on Sundav evening Th* subThp strict Extension meeting ton of Delton. I about 8 o'clock last Wednesday PLEASANT RIDGE on buainraa Monday. ! l‘o»* of dollar* in property damage day dinner guests therr and Mr and. jwt “New Jobs in a New Day. WM Jn thp oVpr Wtng-B S'inday visitors at the home of momlng. The house wa* occupied Mn. Gall Sever and son* of Wood-, Irrtby Paul Wocximan 'store Friday. There were about Mr. and Mn. Frank Shriber to see i by Mr. and Mn. McClelland and day evening. 1 The L A. 8 meet* Thursday a‘(twpn1y |adje* present. A demonitraMr^mVu'^/noiwld gT* 'lwo c,‘llt,rpn Jeaniw/und Kenneth land were afternoon callers Mr* Ward Green ..nd Patricia, ‘he church with Club No. 1 serving tton wllh enriched flour was given ter Warner were Grandma and I Are it is not known how it started A Mother's Day program will tee uv'u?. »«t week t0!a*Ung» where Ml** Bettv Biraon of Irving. RiivmI .‘he dinner by Miss Bullis, after which re- Grandpa Warner of Woodland, Mr.<The McClelland* barely escaped given next Sunday morning. Chair­ Xrt B .xwitiu/wlth the E. W. Und of Woodbind. Mr nnd'Mi' The Sunday school started a «»-.frrshmenu were enjoyed. and Mrs Michael Dabakey of Lan-1 with their lives and saved nothing man. Mr* F. C. Wing. ha* been received <h»t 3‘.,^«hlrlry Mr ‘ . A— T^ n“ -------------Bany ..... ___ ___ Shlrlrv Mayo. Mato. Mr Mr and nnd Mn Mrs Elb-' Ell- f»l«n r»l«n Sundavr Sunday to to Increase increase attendance attendance -- ,- nrt--------— -- ____ .. — _____ — j__ Mr*. sing, and ... Mr. — and Wm. bul a mattress and what bedding llpatrkk. *on of Mr. ai d wo?th Smith and Ncvah and Mr* and ‘tarv a fund for a parsonage., (nmUy Sunday fu«.*u of Mr. Shriber ot Hasting*. maioo Monday attending south Mr*. Frank Kilpatrick of BentonMr^n S’‘rnnan Smith of Hasting*. G.-ne,The Intcmwdtalr cte.s ___s and nnd »>« and Mr and Mrs. Neil Wilson. Mr ituurance It makes It particularly Brethren church convention. the Mra. HaroM Norton. Harbor forntfr^nf Woodland. j«f-' “*2’^* V}7 -Fisher ol Landtig Pvt. mid M: . men* o u 7^]^,. B 7 and Mr*. Murray Myera of Wood­ hard for them. The house was an nrn'» ch** dsM tied for the attendance.; attendance., M Mr. and Mn. Ward Wood. Allen class wm thei^ ^"^7 |*n‘'honor” Of' her ----------------------------------------------------------------------------*“ ................................................................. ' ------------------------------Paul Town* of Woodland were call­ sbil" the primary land, and Mr. and Mrs. Harley old landmark and we shall ml** see­ and Ward. Junior, of tensing tjjvnt Bank* are belnu- faU|W> Jack (or hu birthday. Sawdy of Jackson were Sunday visi­ ing it sit there, where it's been a Sunday. April 30. with Mr. and Mr*. , rts au Mr. and Mra. Keith Farlee - oflering Bmmt f----------r.-----------------------or the th. comrnm. Mf Mr> Htldham BIKj tors of August Wilson, who recently pan of the landscape for to many Alton Wood and Greydon. last week and Sundav. p!-<*<i in home* of Mr* HarrUon Blocher. Mr. and munlty and the families are giving a; son Rush, from Hastings, were moved north of Middleville and hadI years. Mr mid Mra. Gerry England of ' f Mrs, Mr. and Mn. Delo* Mitchell and Ixnt-n Jackwn called on Mra Glenn Eng- Church Announcement* ,MrL Hershberger nnd Mr. '"in a meal to thl* eau.*e. Next ____ , received hl* notice tor aervlce In thel '| ______________________ Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Munn of— the___ ___________ __________ guest.* for the occsslon. and Mra. Soecph Wise visited Harri- Sunday the Sunday school will ob- | Mr. and Mr*. Cleon Landon were army. He left on Tuesday. May 5.'Center road and Mra. Mildred Me-1 Cecil Ronk of Battle Creek spent land and daughter Marjory Satyr- ] . .. Zion Lutheran Churrh aon Blocher.at Battle Creek Sunday wrvr Mother'* Dav Mra. Wing is tn Sundav guest* of their daughter. Mr Mr and Mrs. John Bloaser attend-1 Clelland of Nashville were Thura- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leate? day evening. 1 Mr. and- Mr*. Sam Hcnlebower charge of program, , land Mrs. Car! Jackson of Clark*- rd hl* aunt's funeral In I-owell Fri- day evening visitor* at Mr. and Klnne. Mr. and Mra. Dorr Layle and; 10: 00 A M.—Sundav ifchool held a recejAion for their son nnd' Sunday evening the tir C E will give . v.|Jp day afternoon. Mrs. Orr Fisher's 1 -------- -»»■«- ... daughter uauKiiiri Alice of Clarksville and <] * M - •■ — ........— 11: nn 00 A. M.—MOnuIlC Morning Worship worship Mra. Carl HefTle- n -----------program---------lionoring ..... Mothers, in Mr. tnd M„. Wilbur L.n*>n rt.ll. Mr. and Mn Elmer Marlow ac-l Mlu DorU GtUesple and Ml** । —ON FAY DAY, BUY BONDS— Mn. Ethel Houghton of Woodland 2 30 P M-I utteren Gospel hour bride. br'dr- Mr. Mr nnd ""<> .«»C . of Audra Endsley ond were dinner guests at Ute Ixunr of Wednctdlv cholr „heaniil 8 30 bo*"r mouoay ®e.c..«.g, ’e"U* ... and and Mr*. Mn. Isaac I*atic V. William* and MaurtneCTum. Mr. nnd Mn. Alim King Stmdiv 1 p M Mr. Mr- Pa Paul Towns of Woodland were Mrs. Pearl Dcmond gave a blrthIn U* afternoon they called on Mr ■ ln,.nlcUon Thursday at Mrv "' Tnvn '' of w<" Sunday dinner of Chas Far- day dinner for hter father. Arch and Mr* Ellsworth FVnder and Mr. .. „ Hundav dinner gueM* guest* of Ire and arid family. famllv. Pvt Pa Paul Town.* |*. <1 rave* of Stony Point. Monday wa* nnd Mr*. Lewis OU* of Dowling j’ lu ' . . . '.in the Air Con»* nnd left Fo?t Cus-' hte 8«th birthday., , Mr*. Houghton Mr*. Fender and The Methodist Churrh ter Saturday evening. Wpek., UUer Mra OU* me daughters ot Mr. King. George Wingard, pastor Mr nnd Mr*. J L Higdon of NORTHWEST WOODL.4ND Mrs Will Bayne entertained the' 10: 00 A M —Morning worship Bnrryvlile. Mra. Clifford potter of Mr nnd Mra Walter Cooke. Martin Comer* W. 8. C 8 lut, 11: 15 A. M—Sunday school Dowagiac and Mr*. Victor Brumm B OO P M—Epworth League Rlcliard Bloomer and Mra Bertha Wednesday afternoon and a pot luck of Nashville were dinner guest* at Tuesday 7:00 P. "• ..—............. , Eckardt were III nt Lakeview Frldaj *ugper was served EXKarui were — -| the home of Mr. asid Mrs. Welby . j... s Thomnson. evening .... to get Mr*. Lvrlia Schuler ' .E. 8. .E Thompson, after a few day* henna I Crock ford Friday. M -Midweek wht, hfl<1 )>TU vWUn8 lhrr,. ^-end being around, since his illness of Thursday 8:00P< Mr*. S. A. Holme* who spent the da_, the past few weeks was sent back j winter month* with her daughters'1 Mr*. Margarete Bates I* gaining J? «*<» the doctor for six week. In California and who has been vl*- | The Evangelical Church nicely from her recent operation, at Too ted. Mr 'niompaon. | Hing her *l*ter. Mra C. M. Brown, J. S. Dcabli-r. pastor the home of Mi Bertha Wagner A‘ ‘*'e . '■ * ,,h 'd 1 of Grand Rapid* the past-month. Caller* there have been Rev. and Nashville on April 20. the C & re- I I* now with her daughter Mn. | 10'00 A. M.—Morning warship Mr* J S Deabler. Mr. and Mik. ce4ved tw;o award*, one a picture for Glenn England for an extended ( 11:00 A M.—Sundav school John Bnrinaeik Mr* Bn Schneid-t. 1 V-t’SXiteRv^’wortt ^Both' visit. M* Wil) D tron nnd baby Ardith. ChJteL' 8 30 P M.—Evening worship: Mr. and Mrs Wendell Roger* nnd Ml*. Olga Rekardi. Mln Etta 'e,T nlce PJcturM °* Christ. children Roy Jnd Beverly of Green * South Woodland Church of the Schneider. Mr and Mr* Karl Erk-'' l ike. Clark Roger* and Mrs. Glen Brethren nrdt. Mr nnd Mr* F J Batts and f Arthur L. Dodge, pastor family .... and Mr and Mr*. Arthur, day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 10.00 A M. Wonhip ant! sermon.; and famtlv.^ Glenn Farthing The- theme of the wrvice will be Mr)> Mlnnle Kimble of Sunfield tlon Gogrr and Fred Border were centered around mother and tlx .p<. nt lrtU Wffk wlth Mr BD<j Mn trout fl'hlng near Baldwin over the home. There will be special num- ]>,.n schnc!d-r Mr nnd M„ L P Eckardt of. Charles Kenney and Gordon Wil­ bcr* of music mid readings ablet—get the essential vitamins and minerals your body 11:00 A M- Bunday scjtool i Grand Rapid* called on their sl.*liam* spent the weekend with tlie need* for good health to help win this war," advise the 7:30 P. M. Young People*' meet- tPr m1m ol(sa Eckardt. Sunday former * |>.«i parenU.Mr.. ...... and Mt*, rtamjorinrr your A&P Market wMi FRESHER flavor. Thanks to dieticians of the U. S. Government Nutrition Program. url Kenney of Croswell. Mr. Krn-|lnK„ , , . afternoon. ney left Tuesday f6r Mtrvlce In the ' Con>fwUh us ond we W,U rto Mr and Mr*. Harold Cooke nnd It's good counsel! And if gives us a spacial opportun­ thee good." family and Mn. Clam Cooke of army. ity to invite you to the "Gorden" of your A&P Market Mr nnd Mr*. Edgar Hanna of Oak Church of the United Brethren in Grand Rapid* visited Mr and Mn. —where the pick of the nation's fresh fruits and vegetables buy here. Lof us help you balanca your diet AND YOUR Walter Cooke one evening la.*t Park. Bl., ate visiting her sister and AND CURRENT IITUIN Christ • await you in extra variety and abundance. You'll find they husband. Mr. and Mrs. Birds!!! BUDGET . . . Vialf the Produce Deportment in your ADP E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor ! Evart Steward of near Charlotte have that genuine farm-fresh Kovar—they're chock-full Self -Service Market—TODAY I Hollv. . • railed on hl* aunt.- Mb* Mertle Mrs laxin Hynes spent last week Woodland 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship with Mr. nnd Mrs. L. V- Rodebaugh 11: 00 A M. Sunday school Suturdav evening as the Evanof Mnslng FANCY SOUTHERN 8:00 P. M. The C. E. society will • chair were having their reTlie young people of the Epworth nnd Mril tzagur of the Methodist church en-t| meet wilh the KDiiatrick Society hrBnm| Bt th(l hnmf. o( AT MICHIGAN'S LAIGtST UDIIAX joyed picnic at Bertha Brock Park for the second session of the lead- K#r] Edcrft. a number of Invited ershlp training class i KUMt.s arrived fur a surprise plannt Ionia Saturday afternoon. Your savings here are insured to 8'b0 p M. Wednesday prayer nrd ln h0nor of E J. Bate*, choir A. W Long of Bay City spent the S 5.000 by FXL1.C, a United . ...------------ .—. weekend with hi* parents. Mr. and meeUng. Stale* Government agency. Kilpatrick 1 rd on the'telrpl.one and *o came to Mrs Wayne Long. CALIFORNIA LONG WHITE ‘ the kitchen where the guests greeted 10: 30 A. M Sunday school Rev. P>iul Geiger wa* in Detroit crate* under charter from Fed­ 11: 30 A- M. Morning worship ......................................................... I Idnt. It was very evident that .... the , Tuesday evening to pnacli In con­ eral Home Loan Bank. Any 8 00 P M. Tlie C- E Society secy surprise wn* a surer**. Therr were | SIZE nection with the new Holy Cross amount open* an account. You can open your account by mail Lutheran church. Prom Detroit he ond sriwton of the leadership train- about 40 In all and a nice time wax . U.S. No. I-A . had in playing gomes and visiting left for Saginaw to attend a North­ ing course. 8.00 P- M. Thursday Prayer meet-. Refreshment* were served, inchid-1 in large or small amount*, aa ern Michigan Pa-stora’ conference convenient by U. S. m*iL Cur­ , Ing a lovely birthday cake made by | in session from Tuesday through ing. FLORIDA SEEDLESS rent dividend rate. 2Li% annu­ ... —Mra. Charlie Harm*. A gift wa* i Thursdav. ally, compounded twice yearly. Mrs. Clifford Potter of Dowagiac Entertain* West Woodland Birthday (|lrttcnU,(1 Mr. Bate* and all wished * ,u " i him ninny more tePPV birthday*. spent Friday night with her son nnd LARGE Mra. Fprrcat Begvrow nnd Mrs John and Ralph Let*on spent family. Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Potter. 150 SIZE Junior On Saturday they returned to Dow­ Henry. Schalbly entartalned thejSunday afternoon with "SAVE-BY-MAIL" agiac with her where they spent the West Woodland Birthday club at the Shartlr In Woodland. ML« Mertle Steward visited at the werkrnd with his parenU. Mr and former's home Thursday afternoon. FRESH — CALIFORNIA Mr* Clifford Potter and two broth- Tlie club plans to take the Red homes of Mr and Mn- Dale Steward era und their families. On Supdhv Cio** Homr Nursing coufsc under and Mr. and Mra. Milan Foltt in they celebrated the May birthdays the direction of one of their mem- Sunfield over Uie weekend her*. Mrs. Edward Reesor. who is Mr. and Mra James Long and FULL PODS in the family. daughter ' of Hasting* ‘ railed on ~ E i “Lowtll Teclrr of Calcdbnla and a registered nurse. j Brodbeck and Carl Sunday after* MU* Helen Ncwtoprtif Hasting* vt*Charity Circle Entertained itrd Rev and Mrs H. V. Townsend noon. FANCY HOTHOUSE Mrs Dell William* and Mrs. Carl Sunday afternoon. OATS grow GROvE. Mr. and Mr* Alfred Vincent of Hewitt entertained the Charity Cir- COATS Word wa* received here of the, Durapd spent Sunday with L. J. rlc of the Methodist W 8. C. 8. at death of Mn. Anna Boice -In the VJnccnt mid son* and Mr*. Fannie the former's home Friday. RED-RIPE Convalescent home in Hasting* on I Hunt and In the afternoon called Announce Engagement Sunday. Site had lived here all her _____________ on Mrs Vincent and baby. Alvin Lee Mn. Aril* Spindler announces the life and it 1* with deep regret and nt Pennock hospital SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASS’N SUNKIST JUICY Mr. and Mrs Joe Nowickc spent engagement of her daughter. Cath- low that we learn of her death. She the weekend whh Mr. and Mra. D. erinc. to James R. Griffith of Bat- was a member of the church and L» ; lie Creek. As yet. the wedding dale A. S. for many ycar^; and a regular, DETROIT, MICH. Troxel of Mason. has not been set Mr Griffith liad attendant while her health per' DOZ 300 Mr. and Mr*. Vane Wotting were DltfCfOSS.expected to enter a training camp milted. Our syrnjiathy I* extended Grand Rapids visitor* Friday. SIZE Miss Opal Baker of Battle Creek May 1 but ha* been Indefinitely de- to the bereaved children and*reUUvea. vUlted her parenU. Mr. nnd Mrs. ferred. i The P. T. A. met Friday evening Harry Baker, over the weekend. CRISP. SOLID CALAVO BRAND Woman'* Study Club lo Meet wltts good attendance A group ot Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly of Char­ The May meeting of the Woman'* musicians from the Woodland high lotte were Sunday dinner guesta of EA. Study Club will be held al the school SALAD PEARS 60 SIZE k Mr, and Mra. John Lore « house next Tuesday evening. May Mr*. Carl Burkle and yr* Paul FRESH FRESH LGE Ejf Smith were In LanUng on Tuesday. 13. Mrs. LeRoy Perkins, president, will preside al this meeting after Phylene Harper spent Bunday Banking Hours:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. STALK Ut bchs an absence of three months while TENDER. GREEN FLORIDA wilh Vivien Epsy «! Sebewa. Mr. and Mrs Roy Rowlader called she wa* In Charleston. South CaroFITES H CALIFORNIA Una. with her husband. \on Mrs. Jamra Covrr»~ind Mr. and Mr*. Byron Goodsell of Lake Odessa Woodland Township School SEEDLESS HOME GROWN Saturday evening. Kindergarten and Flint Grade Mr. and Mr*"Edward Schuilcma. FRESH ARIZONA We are sorry to have Albert. Helen Mr*. Hersey Decker and grand- and AMcc VonWIe leave our room. diugliter Jonn. visited Mr. and Mr*. Thia makes our enrollment 45. FOR for SEEDLESS—M SIZE OUTDOOR Henry Schalbly Sunday afternoon. We made May basket* last Friday. Mr* E. L. Allen of Wilkcsbarre. JUMBO MEXICAN Pa. Mr* L. A. Runyan of Owosso BARNUM SCHOOL nnd Mrs. O. L Crlttendon of Valiev Helen Reesor has accepted a lbs TEXAS Farm. Lansing, spent Tuesday with teaching position for- next year in their mother. Mr*. Fannie Hunt at the school at Mecosta. FRESH GRE£N the L. J. Vincent home and in the Mr. and Mr* Adam Endres of LGE. afternoon called on their *i*ter. Mr*. Freeport called at the Keith Durkee LBS. BCH. Vincent at Pennock hospital. Has­ home Sunday afternoon. ting*. Mra. Vincent and baby son Pvt. Everett W. Johnston L* home HUH, SUTTOM HtSH HOTHOUSE tXTIA FANCY Alvin Lee are exixcted home Wed­ from a southern camp on a twelveQt. KM 31C 15 r& 39c MUSHROOMS U 10c LEAF LETfUCE WHtESlP IPPLES 4 m He POTATOES nesday evening of tins week. day furlough He is spending a part LONG »UIH HO *U»H OUTDOOR SHOW-WHITS NtW TUAS - Mi** Dori* Hestcriy and Eugene of thl* week with friends and rela­ IACH 23c CUCUMBfRS RADISHES 3 *chl 10c CAULIFLOWER WHITE ONIONS 2 ... 15c Blair altended a farewell party for tive* in and near Mr. Pleasant. MISH HOME MOWN FRESH Elwyn DeMond of Lansing. Satur­ HUH day. 'Mr DeMond ha* joined the MSN BUNS tat sen. 5c GRfBi ONIONS 4 ichs. 9c PARSLEY WATBCttSS Plow aweci clover or alfalfa sod under by May 15 to get a normal Russell Palmerton of Detroit vtaI GENUINE GOLDEN UNIFRUIT ited hi* father Roy Palmerton of crop of navy bean* in a normal year , advises H. R. Pcltlgrove of the West Woodland Uie last of the week. Mrs. O. F Benner and daughter. Michigan Slate College farm crop* Eleanor arrived home lad Wednes­ staff. In year* when a dry spring day after a 3500 mile trip to Texas। occurs and plowing I* delayed un­ and return ’ They visited George, til June 1. only half a crop ia ob­ , tallied. Wet spring weather, college Benner Jr., at Corpus Christi and test* show, brings a normal crop Jean England at San Antonio*Mr* even when plowing I* delayed, but Benner says that their trip wa* void i : Pettigrove advise* farmers not to of accidents, car or tire trouble but ; gamble on the weather. on reading the morning paper a day FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION or so after passing through Pryor. Riches are not an end of life, but Okla, they learned of the Ur^ne an instrument of Ufe-Beecher. isOVTHWENT.WOODLAND Woodland Community News FIREST QURLITV LOWER PRICES a WIDEST URRIETV • FRESHER FLRUOR tBalanuL 'l/ouJi. (Diet £aL OTLml JkiuiA. and. UtuiaiablaA. Insured Safety FEDERAL STRAWBERRIES NEW POTATOES ORANGES NEW PEAS TOMATOES LEMONS ASPARAGUS 2 2 » RHUBARB CUCUMBERS YELLOW ONIONS FINGER CARROTS NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BANANAS 2 . 15c AVOCADOS 19c CELERY 10c 15c 13c 6c ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT CANTALOUPE NEW CABBAGE 2^33* 10 43‘ 35c 2 23c 23‘ 31° 25c -25< 9C �‘TO HASTINOB BANNER. THUBgDAY, MAT 7, 1W Rapids and sister and AUCTION SALE Hoving mM ««r forma to the government, wo will hove on Auction idle located SATURDAY, MAY 9,1942 Commencing ot one o'clock the following will be offered for sole: CATTLE Springer Holstein cow 3 yearling bulls MACHINERY Gale walking plow. 2-horse riding cultivator 2-sec. drag. Wagon. Sleighs AC electric fence machine, practically new. 10-ft. dump rake McCormick mowing machine Corn sheller Double work harness Single cultivator Hay fork with 120 ft. rope Economy King cream separ­ ator, nearly new 2000 onion crates 1000 cedar posts 4-speed transmission for Model A Ford 2 Model T rear ends for trac­ tors Modfel A. truck rear end with frame for semi 11 h. gasoline engine. Inter­ national 2 20x10 truck tires Several used tires, all sizes. Worford transmission Lot of car parts Outside toilet Garden cultivators HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dovenport. Bookcase Ice box. Mattress. Dishes. Kitchen cabinet. Pans. 2 iron beds with springs. 3 heating stoves Kitchen table. Camp stoves. Chest of drawers. Several other pieces of fur­ niture. CORN 5 crates early Murdock seed corn. TERMS: CASH day of sole. Nothing to be removed until settled for. ED. & HOMER McKIBBIN, Proprs. SASNEY CISLER. Auctioneer RALPH COOK. Clerk WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN Denise. Bunday afternoon. Mr. and Mn. Haro|d Y Tuesday evening dinner 1 Grand Rapids ware Wednesday eve­ ning visitors of MY. and Mn. Guy Grandville. MT. and MTs. Charles Woodworth । Smith. 1 Mn. Ford Stowell of Woodland. and little son of Eaton Rapids Mn Frank Hynes, and Mn. Cor* brought Mn. Anna Moore home Walton were Grand Rapids shop­ pen Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. George Hoyt and I Mr. and Mn. Ray Wieland visited , their daughter Mn Kary 1 Livingston family of Kalamaaoo and Mr. and of and baby daughter at Pennock hos­ Mrs Comie Bchondelmayer Grand Rapids were Sunday guests pital Bunday. , Mr. — _______ __ w — and Mn.__Ray Clinton and of the latter's brother, Charles Hoyt family of Irving Twp were Monday; end family evening gueata of Mr. and Mp. B. Mr. and Mr* Frank Thompson R. Clinton. I and Dennie called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr* Ellen Yarger and Mr. and'Charles Woodruff of Hastings SunDan Posuna and Phyllis Ann called1 day afternoon on Mr. and Mra. Floyd Dtllenbeck of Albert Van Patten of Allegan, near NaahvUle Sunday afternoon. I who ha* been 1)1. Is convalescing at I Mr and Mra. Samuel Roudabush the home^ of his son. Clarence, and and family of Lowell, and Mr. and family. Mra. WiU Blough, local, were Bun-i D« and Mr* H. 8 Wedel and day guests of Mr. and Mr* W, C. family and Mrs Vivian Anderson, tape. | and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ales., and Mr. and Mra. Lee Crakes of Cale-1 Corinne of Bowne attended a blrthdonla were Thursday caUera of Mr. day dinner in honor of FUrrell An­ and Mrs William Crakes. I <>rwn at Leach lake. Sunday. Mr. and Mra. WIU Blough called; Mr. and Mr* Warren BurrarTtr on Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough and «Ued on Mr and Mrs. Geoge Coofamily of near Alto. Friday evening I ley and family of La Barge, and They were glad to find Ira recover-'Mr. and Mra. Harold Wellton of ing nicely from pneumonia. ! Gaines, Bunday. I Mr. and Mr* Ray Naeb and fam-1 Mr and Mr* Clare Carr of Grand Uy of Vicksburg. Mr and Mrs Meryl Rapids were Friday afternoon callNeeb and Meria of Hastings. andl*« of Mr and Mrs. WlUiam Crakes. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CUnton of ‘ Mra. Terry Yarger of Minneapolis. Carlton Twp. were Sunday dinner Minn, sister-in-law of Mra. Asa guests of Mr. and Mr*. Lewi*.Steckle and Mra. Frank Yarger. N„.b [hissed aa-ay Tuesday Tao son* and Mrs. Edna Miller returned home lw° daughters survive. last week from Bellaire where she Mr* Franklin Burges, returned spent the winter. home Friday afternoon after aaalstMrs. Desale Thompson and son ln< wllh Uje care of Mrs. William Gerald and Mr* Mary Fry visited, Anderaon of Altowho U very III. the former'* ulster. Mr*. Elmer HuU I Mr. and Mr* Charles Bunn. Harand family of near LoweU, Sunday. “"d Doro‘hy- **re Grand Rap­ ! Mr. and Mr*. Louis Overholt and ld? shoppen Saturday [■mil, of Fowl milk .[»nt Bonito’ *•’■ ■"■< »>* Otastod «nd nltM .nd Mond.r -»S Mr and; <"•»»Mond., vUIlm o| Mra. Clwrlea Ov«holl and Hubert. "J” Ue^ry ot toile Mr and Mr. Carl Bump ot Hu-’ “r “■> C*""' w"lkn and into railed on Mn Poll, Parka Oennide Btoell were Hu. Wedneada, e.enln, linn vWto. Monday Mrs Maude Roger* and Mar“r ,nd Mrs Franklin Burges* guerlte visited Mr* Jennie Casaday ««» daughter Sarah Jane called on and Mra. Nellie Smith and family of *?mer Roush of Rock' Hax tings Tuesday afternoon. f0™ Bunday afternoon Mr and Mra. Andrew Brandt and , Marshall of Ionia called at daughter Elaine Jean of Lansing, i tlie Dewey Roush home Sunday. Mra Bauer of Hastings, and Mra. Mrl Andrew Stephenson and baby Minnie Hooper ot Pleasant Valiev her home • ,n were Sunday guests of Mr. and R“Plc? ■Iter spending some time Mra. Asa Steckle. hcr mother. Mrs. Elnora Whjt1 Miiw Dorothy Van Patten of Kai- neX *nd !0,d . . , amazoo spent Bunday with her parof Ctarkavllle called ent* Mr. and Mra. Clarence Van °n Mr„,nd Mr» w C. Lape Thur*p.tten. : <1»>' »!temoon Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool visited Mr.1 Mr. and Mrs. W W. Bonghner land Mrs. Keith Ainsworth of GrasJames, and Joyce of saraham. Sunday, where they mw their J»“ *ef\Saturday evening guests of new great-grandson, Albert Keith. an<i Mra Allen Fish and family Mrs. George Kercher wm taken to «r- »nd Mra George Forbey. and । Pennock hospital Tuesday night and: Mr end Mra, Warren Surrarrer and I operated on for appendicitis Wed- raoul/। pesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ftank Thompson Mr* Mina Simmons of Grand ,nd Dennl® *»re Bunday dinner I gueats''of Mr and Mra. Henry Thompson of Bowne Mr. and Mrs Clare Emerson ot Niles spent Saturday and Sunday wilh Mr. and Mra. Alvin Helrigle. Mra. Ida Howk visited her parents. Mr. and Mra. Daniel Weaver ot Elmdale. Sunday afternoon Mra. Gall Burkholder and son Oliver of Grand Rapids were Fri­ day evening guests ot Mr. and Mra. Guy Smith Mr. and Mrs Prank Hynes called on friends In Woodland Sunday. THIS IS THE STORY OF CARBOLOY How a Most Strategic Material of the War-Invented in Germany-Was Made Available to the United Nations Drink MILK for Mere Predour Then Diamonds In War Predvc tiea . . . Carboloy is an American trade­ mark for cemented tungsten-earbide, an alloy second only to diamonds in hardness, more precious than diamonds as a vital material in America's war program. It is used for the tips of cutting tools, and for wear-resistant dies. Carboloy is used in small quantities; it is difficult to make and difficult to use—but it has never been scarce in modern times. There.is no scarcity ported cemented carbides in chunks—snd was unsuccessful. General Electric—and its subsidiary, Carboloy Co., Inc.—found it necessary to develop a complete engineering and manufacturing service, making various types ol Carboloy equipped tools/training men in their use, and offering to its customer* a specialized and successful production tech­ nique. For purposes of fair comparison, a typical German cemented carbide tool in ■ 93S cost (n.:6 in the United States, while a comparable American Carboloy tool cost (evented in Germany—Krupp Protected by vented in Germany —it I«longed to Krupp of Germany, and this matte all the rest of the world Krupp's customer. In this country, Krupp was protected by patent grants from the United States. General ftectric Creates Independent Predvr (tea ... The General Electric Company two yean before this had begun research on tungsten-earbide snd foresaw its importance in industrial production. For immediate use in its own plants and lor easier availability to others. General Electric undertook the long and arduous negotiations for the American rights. Limited rights were obtained in 1918, with Krupp continuing 10 export the mate­ rial to its United States cusromen-a buri”«• which languished, however, as General Electric painstakingly developed its own Carboloy technique. This paved the way for General Electric to make rhe United States entirely independent of Germany for its cemented tungsten-earbide supply 31 early •a 1936. From the start, two totally different busi­ nesses were involved. Krupp originally ex- capacity, granting new licenses, condoning instances of unlicensed production, staying ahead of its market. rroevenea wunnpnea ronj nrs iNwes m revr Yeeft ... Cemented tungsten-earbide could easily have been a source of weakness here, as it was in England, had it not been for Gen­ eral Electric's policy of continued expansion. In 1939, the* production of the Carboloy Company was leu than 20,000 lbs.; in 1940, it was 55,000 lbs.; m I94I, it was 163,000— and in December came Pearl Harbor. Now, in 1941, the Company's production is going at a rate that is 45 times that of only four Pep Robert Newton and family. turned home Monday after spend­ ■atelia Rosier Bunday afUmoai ing several days visiting relatives in। lard Arnold and daughter, Mr. and Harbor Beach. Dryden, and RoyalI Mn. Clarence Walter* and Mr. aad Mn Howard Bole of YlaaUaos vtefu Mr and Mrs. William WaUunaa of, ed Bunday al the home of Mr. and formerly of Bonne. Detroit spent the weekend with Mr.' Glenn Kellogg, where they coiebn ted Mattriee Glasgow's Ith birth tenia were Saturday caUera of Mn. Jennie Pardee and Mn Alice ClardFrank Walton visited the former's husband af Howell. Bunday. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hynes and and Mn. WiU ADmUng of Carlton Red Thursday evening with Mrs. Mrs, Levi Hynes of Grand Rapids Emma Headworth of Clarksville. attended the Band Bounce at Char­ Mn Mattie Mishler and daughter lotte Friday evening, directed by the Gwendolyn accompanied Orville Demina Saturday evening she wm Thaler to Grand Rapids, Saturday Mrs Ward Boulard of Bowne was Mr. and Mrs Clare Andrews and a Wednesday afternoon visitor of tseese. son from near Lansing were callen Mr. and Mn. William Yule and Mr. and Mn. Guy SmithMiss Dorothy Steckle of Battle daughter. Shirley Mae. of Grand Mrs. Jennie Pardee Tuesday Creek spent the weekend with her Rapids visited the former's grand­ Mr. and Mn. Alden Eash of Dear­ parents. Mr. and Mn Owen Steckle mother. Mrs Della Yule, Friday and born spent the weekend with ills Mn. Bertha Sherman spent Bun­ Saturday. Mr. and Mn. Adam Endres called people. Mr. and Mn. A. T. Eash. day with her sister. Mn. Jennie on Mr. and Mra Keith Qurkre and Mr and Mn. Floyd Burkey and Page of Ryan District. children of Hastings were Sunday An Alumni Association business family of Woodland Bunday after­ dinner guests. meeting was held here Saturday noon. Mr. and Mn. Vincent Kelly and evening with Marvin Thaler, presi­ family of Clarksville were Sunday end at home and on Sunday return­ dent, In charge. Plans were made for the annual banquet to be held in dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Har­ ed with her daughter -Mrs. Helen Bui key to Hasting* for a week’a *tay. the Methodist church parlors on old Yoder and family. Mr. and Mn. Ivan Denise and Mrs Lydia Porritt. Elisabeth. • Friday evening. May 23- Victor 81sfamily and Max Rice of Alto were Marilyn and Martig were Wednes­ master and an interesting program Bunday evening gueste of -Mr. and day evening callers of Mr* Jennie Pardee Mr. and Mra. Orley Bums la being arranged. All former pupil* Callers at the Ray Wieland were Thursday evening callers. of Freeport school are urged to at­ home Bunday were Mr. and Mrs tend this gathering. Caller* through the week at Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Giendon Jones and Samuel Roudabuah and family of Blough's were Dorothy Oronewald Lowell. Mr. and Mn. Mark Troyer Mr and Mrs Lyle Bristol of Has­ and .famlly. Karyl * UvtafMan'uid j JTd chl**"n' tings spent Pridttv evening with Mr. — | port. Mr*. Tobias Shrock and W,lter L*vtng»ton of dau<hUrB Mrg 8uhI Wld and Mra. Frank Thompson. Mr. and Mra. Willard Arnold and Mr .nrt Mr. Pirn, .nd *°n Arthur ot Zkxi Hill, Mrs °°ra « I MUhler «H» Stella Roaler. Marilyn of Hastings spent several r.Jfit. nF family of Zeeland. Boyd Payne of days of last week with Mr. and Mra. • __ Junior Rln.l.K Wrto*rvMl rl. Blough of Freeport is at­ Hastings.and Miss Dnma Carpen ­ I.Junior GVnn Kelkxnt Mr. and Mrs Harold Rosenberger ter of Shults spent Sunday with tending to the chorea during the illncaa of hla grandpa Jerry Blough. and Marvin called on Mr. and Mrs. Mn. Ida Payne. W. H. Pardee. Mrs Jennie Pardee Mn Wendell Shoemaker of Lan­ Frank Summer of Grand Rapids. sing spent Wednesday with her par­ and Waneta Shray were Thursday Sunday afternoon. afternoon callers at the Edwin Nash Mr. and Mr* Seymour Lape and ents. Mr. and Mn. Adam Endres Charles C. Evans of San Afra. home ot Clarksville. Barbara Ann of Grand Rapids spent Mr. and Mr*. Edd Lacey received Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Calif.. Is visiting his aunt. Mn. word- that their cousin Gloria KataEdna Miller. Mra W. C. Lape. The church announcements are ma of Wisconsin wu killed In an Roman Rendon of Rossville. auto accident lut Sunday. the name as usual for both churches Texas, returned to Freeport. Tues­ Mrs. Lucy Yoder of Illtnota who day. with a bride. He annclneed that they were married In January Olmstead home Wednesday wilh a hu been the guest of her brother. 9 Jerry Blough and wife is now vis- • They visited Mr. and Mr* B. R. public dinner al noon. Mn. Truman Plppel of Harbor Hing her son Harold Yoder and Clinton in the evening. Mr. and Mra. Owen Steckle at­ Beach was the weekend house guest family of Freeport. CEDAR CREEK* * * tended the funeral services of Den­ nis Yarger at Nashville Friday aft­ Charlotte R.-T. Muri Campbell. Russell Benton The Lane-Dulcenla Memorial ernoon. । and fanilUe* of Heatings spent Sun------- “T"' TT"" Mr and Mra. Manley Sherman Home al Charlotte, formerly known L. - _ ..T and family spent Sunday with Mr. u ll» tola Ho™ and u.rnod tor .... . and Mra. Geosge Gillett and family Rav Mn. UM, a to™. Ptoport Mr. and Mra. Henry Lelnaar and resident, observed its SOth anni­ ot Berryville. Mrs Ardy Owen called on Mrs. Mrs. Gertrude Russell apenl Bun­ versary last Friday. One resident of Dorothy Monroe and son of Kaladay with her parent* Mr. and Mra. the home. Mias Mary Clever, now 83 maeoo Thursday afternoon. 4 entered on the opening day and Robert Sweet of I/>ng lake Mrs. Amy Simpson of Gull lake Mrs Dcma Rensch spent Sunday has been a resident ever since. Rev. spent Bunday with her brother and with Mr and Mrs. Earl Wallace of and Mra. Andrew Hoffman have been superintendent and matron the wife; Mrs Olive Campbell of Has­ Carlton. tings called at the Owen home In Mr. and Mr*. Allen Fish wtre past 13 years. the afternoon. Saturday afternoon caller* of Mr. KC’nfmt Albert Austin returned from a and Mrs. LaVem Seger of Grand wrton WOOD SCHOOL Battle Creek hospital to the home Rapids. Mrs rUM Olive nl.Um Hayes U of Grand 2 ot .to.l, hlj f.ther-ln-law .nd ■UpH. Im"™",!! last Mr and Mrs Carl Oaut ajid daughter of Flint were Sunday din­ trict this weekend. Bunday being! M d u Z... ““ “EL. M?1 nul " » ner guests of Mr and Mr*. Clarence .pun —Uh Mr. .nd Mn. Humr KidBenedict. In the afternoon they visited Mr. and Mra. Fred Ballance Mrs Floyd Jordon of HMtinga. Mr. i Oeboriu of Hastings. and Mrs Willard Kidder of Kala-( Mr .<r, ssrsui Miss Marion Rohrbacher of Has­ mS-fiSr'«o,pXS"Si ‘£•1““'’' “ tings spent Saturday night and Bun­ Helen Price of Freeport, also Mr. Lammers of Hastings Mira Marday with her grandmother. Mrs. Mra lHowud° W1 a’nd children 1 Lammer’ of K*»«mazoo spent Ida Payne. Mrs Howard Wilson and children. Sunday with their parents. Mr. and Mr and Mrs Russell Benton and Mrs. John Lammers. Ebben Albert­ Maurice of Hastings were Saturday Wedding bells rang In our Com- son of Kalamazoo spent the put guests of Mr. and Mra. Merrill munity. Thursday when Charles week at the Lammers home. Karchet and family. Rose and Miss Florence Higgins Mr and Mrs. Peter Lelnaar ot Mr end Mrs Chartea Overholt were united In marriage. The cere-. Delton visited their son Henry und mony took place at the Presbyterian family Tuesday. parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. William | Mr. and Mrs Edward Campbell Rose accompanied them. ! called on Mr. and Mrs Peter Van- « Uunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. i derbrook of Rutland. Monday. Geo. Taggart were Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Eiwtn Lammer* has gone u> an Alvin Morg*n children of Bat- •rn” camp in the south. lie Creek. Mr. and Mrs Russell Rose Richard Lelnaar entertained a and family, and Mra. N. B. Rose of .friend from Lahalng Bunday. Hastings. Mr *nd Mrs. Walter Baird and K«. LU. MM>Ur .nd un. ot IJMM™ °< O»» ..IM on Ltojd Hullno paw • »u> on hot °«» pumu. Mr. «nd Mr., wul elm. „,n“Jn“*““ « hm s.lurd«r Pul“n >penl the ”’krld w,,h MrOmu.tir .nd Mu nmd.: .nd tm, * Drink Pasteurized Milk for Health Pasteurizing IS FOR YOUR PROTECTION THIS ILLUSTRATES WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MILK IS PASTEURIZED Cooking Commence Taught ta Mvrtry ... In times of peace — and 19:8 was such a time—the measure of success of industrial adventure is to be found in profit to the adventurer. By such a measure, Carboloy could not be called successful. Initial expenses were great. For a time the Company lost at the rate of S1000 a day, and once had an operating deficit of’ more than a million dolls rr.* One of the major contributing reasons was the continuin^high cost of development, standardisation, and training. In 1936-37 alone, training courses were given to lopoo men in industry. More­ over, six major price reductions were made in the face of operating losses, until the stand­ ard tool blank had been reduced in price 90 per cent. FoMk aad Perseverance... I lepresaiun was still another reason—labor-saving tools rouM not be sold to industry or labor at any price. But General Elecrric, wit hdeterminstibn that now seems providential, kept on—increasing its Iritain Pepeadewt vpea Us... By contrast, British companies, which had been content to continue aa customers of Krupp, found themselves cut off from the vital material when Poland was invaded. But the General Electric Company was able co supply sub­ stantial quantities to British industry im­ mediately and since then has continuously filled British orders. It has, in like manner, filled Canada's requirements since 1936*12 is currently supplying Canada, Russia, and other United Nations. All this in addition to supplying the greatly expanded needs of American industry. 143 142 PASTEUR1ZATION Bang* Disease or Germ Killed TYPHOID A DYS­ ENTERY GERMS KILLED DIPHTHERIA GERM KILLED Maximum Legal Temperature After Paateurtsatian Aa taspiretiossol Store ef Awsriwa Mvrtry... Thus, the story of Carboloy does not end in "too little and too late." Like many previcMsly untold stories of American industry, it continues, a sturdy and in­ spiring example of public service born of private enterprise, snd characterized by hard work, ingenuity, investment, research, risk, and courage—a familiar pattern a* thrs side of the Atlantic. Cntrol Ekctrit SthfotttaJy, Hn> York. ® ELECTRIC Drink Highlands Dairy Credo A Milk for Health HIGH IN CRIAM CONTINT. RAW OR FASTEURIZID. FT. 6c; QT. ||^ ■■ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Htrtnp Bruce thia week were: Mr. and Mra.! OLA88 CREEK Ralph Norton and children of Grand I A good crowd was out to the comRaplds on Saturday; on Sunday Mr., munity meeting at the Goodwill and Mra. Andrew Service and fam- church Saturday night. Chet Enlly of Hastings. Glen Baker. Mr* glehart, impersonating Major Bowes Mabel Vreetand and Mr. and Mra. I gave a musical program of the latest Neil West of Pnnttec. and Mr. and aong* sung by the younger members Mr* Loren Norton were callers | The Glasa Creek Extension cIum Ml.u Eva Sears and Eldon Sears1 was hosteaa to the Northwest group called on the Howard Main family last Thursday. Mias Mary Bullis Sunday. I gave a bread demonstration, after J Mrs. Howard Proctor and Mra.!which refreshments were served Marjorie Calms iiad a grand time Several of the ladles of the neighthis weekend visiting friends at barhood attended Achievement Day i Bird Lake and Coldwater. I In Hastings Tuesday. Ear! Engel. Jr, and Dave Robin- k Mr. and Mr* Wm. Whittemore ref son have returned from their va-1 Delton were visitors al Chas. Whil­ es tlon trip In Kentucky. Anyone tenwre's Friday. wishing In forms tlon on the site of Shirley GlllUpee of Martin was a the mult* down there might ask. Sunday guest of Robert OUs. Earl Mrs.—------Sara----Erway spent a pert ot — I! -----u, ***"........ .. ‘ Ml W**k 10 ‘b' Wm H,’rfna h0”'« 'in »uthwe»t Rutland. Her sister, The Red Cross supper at the Mrs clara notdnion returned homa church last Thursday night was a1 with her for . .... ’ a .visit. complete success, clearing 143.70 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bechtel and Ths C. E met al Phito Otis' gravel Billie of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. pit for their wiener roast Sunday towel! Whittemore of Delton were evening. All enjoyed a tine time. Sunday evening callers al Charles The Winter 4H bon end glrb Whittemore's met wilh Mrs. Chas. Rowley Sat­ Visitors at Ro/ Erway* during the urday for their annual ges together weekend were: Mr. and Mrs. Mau­ and enjoyed a ball game and a rice Erway and baby of Grand Rap­ wiener and marahmaliow roast ids; Mr and Mrs. Dick Rose and Tlie Hummer 4H group now en­ son of Hastings and Mrs. Stuart rolled will meet on Friday. May 22nd Brownell of Orangeville al the Quimby school. The meet­ Miss Genevieve Erway of Grand ing will start at l:>0 p m. Any­ - ---------------- weekend guest at her one who will be 10 years old by July home here. enrolled yet you may do *o then There will be a meeting Thursday night for those who can’t attend in the afternoon. Mn. Charles Rowly received word early Friday morning that the Farm Emast Lewi* on East Stale road was afire. She later w*s Informed that ths house burned to the ground and Um folks living thefv. Mr. and Mn. McClelland end three chiMrtu •seeped only with their Urt* that your* does. Thrsc Umu as many free aciiool lunahe* were served ln March. |H2. as were available to Michigan pub­ lic and parochial school children In March. 1641. according to raprreenlaUves of Ute federal Agricultural Marketing Administration. Ths totel for a month hu rear had 184.M3 school children tn 3.405 school* The AMA distributed approximately 1M0B00 pounds of farm food pro­ ducts through Ute state welfare agency to Michigan schools in March. Report, Uiat the program is to be dlsccmUnued next rear are unfounded, the agency represent*- Um sty. �HASTINGS BANNYg, THUBSDAT. MAT 7. INS jASSYRIA ! The registration of the class In First Aid baa reacted thlrty-Qv« .---------------------- NASHVILLE m«ht *l Assyria Cellar Town•"» h*“ W “ of •»• H«> Bunday from Lynn. Ind., where she. enns Unit, •“ e*U*? ‘“1nT *,U,I Th* La^y 4-H group held their of her sister. Mra Minnie HyaU. | tnreung at the Briggs church MonMtea Jeanne Hecker of Ypsilanti, i day night and want to Martin's spent the weekend with her parents, skating rink for roller skatingMr. and Mrs. William Hecker. I Mr. and Mrs. CUfton Harris are Mra. Will Gibson relumed home now located at the homo of hte Friday after spending several weeks father near Lacey. with relatives in Kalamazoo. ' Mr *nd X” Walter Blanton orere Miss Grace Wood of California te MraChFto^ ‘’S’r ‘home visiting tar mother, )An Ruth y k ?SS Backward Glances ?2“>£2Sd 22: ’*X^ Bits of Yesterday Woods, and Wilson Care, all young Mr, w^‘ to—, to x . . . I S****** from the Lacey Unit of Mbs Doris Bette and two glri'the Women's extension project atgriends of Grand Rapids spent Bat- tended Achievement Day at Huurday night with tier parents, Mr. i Ungs Tuesday ' and Mrs. Chpries Betu. | Mr. Bnd Mn Harold Holmes atMrs. 'Farrell Babcock ol Romeo tended a family gathering and dlnS. te visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.. tier at th^home of Mrs. Holmes' E. L. Apiielman. j parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Mary Wyman of callfornlft,'?r*n^11 Q£ Nor,h Avenue road 8unwhb has been visiting hgr-'sktcR2 d,y' honoring an aunt from CMUMra. Sarah-Qalkliw, left Tuesday for] fo™*M' „„ , Houston. MlimMo vlsU rclaUvea. | ™ PeoP>£« «rouP 8“' „ _ _ „ . 1 urday night at tta tame of the 1 J'.trs £..KL“n ,.PTnt «/CWtod,jr* P«tor. Rev. and Mra. Taber of Bat­ last week with her sister. Miss Grace ue Creek. Uhl In Dearborn. । -Mr. and- -Mra. Lee Brandow of Mrs. bavld Tarbet. Jr., of Detroit Ravenna, who spent last summer te yksitlng her parents. Mr.'and Mra. here, was calling on friends and Claud Perry. relatives over the.weekend. Mrs. Lydia Bradford has gone to Mrs. HannaJi Stamm Is now 11 vMrs. Prrd Stambaugh has gone home. Mra. Buller te much Improved. to Sunfield to make her home. Mr. and Mra. Jay Cole visited Miss Phylte Higdon of Kalamazoo। their daughter and husband. Mr. spent Monday night with her par- and Mrs. Bernard McClelland of North Avenue roed Sunday.. , Mrs. Lewis Webb of Battle preek Prospective Customer: "Do you1 was a guest the flrat of last Week al guarantee the upholstery ot tills1 the Mr. and Mra. Gaylord Holmes car?'* ! home. Salesman: ' Madam, the proof of' The members of the Happy Dozen the padding Is in the seating.'' organization enjoyed the day recent- ------------------ , J NANCY—-' *r jtmaz/x 'P , I I > f precast „ I STAMPS trict as Mra. John Jordan. April 10. 1922 ' Mrs. Herbert Durham and Mra Dean Davenport has resigned as Adams of Bellevue and Mrs. Willard dean of Illinois College of Agricul­ relatives Sunday. Mn. Leona cole Care were dinner guests Friday of ture and will make Woodland his and Norene were dinner guests. Mra. David Miller of near Fine lake. future home. •.» At the Civilian Defense meeting. Mra. Avis Babcock tax returned’ A Uttle cyclone struck north uf the city Monday, blowing down the Center. Tlie capacity of the town- sence caring for her granddaughter. bam on the Chas. Wills farm and Mrs. Lee Brandow and family of causing people to scurry to their Ravenna and the new great-grand­ Ungs was In charge. daughter, Patsey Brandow. bom re­ Cool and Dooley have been award­ Th?.short stretch of road con­ cently there. ed the contract for building five necting lha North Avenue pave­ Mn. Sylvia Conklin left for Mus­ miles of gravel road to the Hines ment at the Base Line comer, with kegon Heights on Friday where she schoolhouse In Hope township. tte Calhoun pavement, is now wiU spend some lime with her After an exciting experience. Ln usable and nearing completion. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and which the efficiency of the city po* A fire in the vicinity ot the Mrs. Homer Erway and family. lice department was tried out, Harry Checkered district became hazard­ Mr. and Mra. David Conklin ac- Miller has decided that in the future ous Friday aftemoonf and the । companied their mother. Mra. Kath- he will trust his 'sparkler'' with Bellevue fire equipment came to asfriends he known rather than with ter tn the ConUin home to her home any attractive female magazine­ A family gathering was held April agent who goes Into raptures over Mrs. Peggy McLeod will be host­ its rainbow-hued rays. honoring her birthday and that of ess to the Happy Dozen organisa­ Mr. and Mra. Frank Hoes were her son. Wesley Russell. A fine tion at Ils next meeting. both more or less Injured and their dinner and many gifts made an en­ The First Aid class for men will car was badly damaged Friday eve­ joyable day to be remembered. meet at Assyria Center Monday and ning when the machine overturned ■ Doris and Dorothy Pitt are I rTIQ1 y rugnti. Friday nights. mere There win will oe be aa sese- near Bowne Center. staying at the tame of ttalr grand- rtet flv< two whlch wtU moUin-. Ito. cun. Ruu.ll .nd .1h,la 7^, cUul THIRTY YEARS AGO April ID. 1D13 tending the Bellevue school. women will come later. Bund*,’. K-Utod to^to were Mr. „a M„ MorrtI B„ndl The White Star line steamer H-i , much appreciated. Battle Creek, were Sunday gueste tanic. on her maiden voyage, struck ----------------------------------------------- ——. There was a good attendance on a home of their parents, Mr. an iceberg off tta banks of New- ------------- - ■ Tuesday at the demonstration on' Urs lrvlnK Brandt. rouMUnd M«>a.y mornlnj <kj,n. He u . irtoton ot Dr. c BAHBTVltu: the use of enriched flour. TTiis waai Mr Mlj Mra. Wilber Schantz of and went to the bottom with a low 8. Burton of this city and a grad-) ,, Wc plan to have special music the first meeUng tn this district Mip> Orove were fuests on 8un. ~ ' uaU of 0,6 medical department of: 1 j for next Sunday and our pastor will composed of the townships of Bal- dly ot Mr Bnd Mrs c„i Holtom Dr. Henry F. Thomas of Allegan,! the State university I preach a special Mother's Day sertimore. Maple Grove, Joimstown and. M„. Schantz is teacher of Assyria, a former resident of Hastings, and) _____ _______ first congressman from the district (FIFTY YEARS AOO . Assyria, when four delegates were' center school elected j , r ,_________ after Barry Co. was Included, died April 31, 1DM Mr- and Mrs- Ge*B« Dickerson and i/ lnhn 1 daughters of Shultz were Thursday Several from this locality attendTo* estimate the cost of daughter'si Tuesday at his home. joe Whitlow, the popular and en-, BeffelSSTcoTS a lupXy ■ rvenln« c'llrri of Mt Led the funeral of Mra. Agnes Roby.1 schooling, add up everything you. Mr Bnd Mrt Henderaged 65, Saturday afternoon at the | know about and mulUply by three terprteing little newsboy, won the'of electSaT^o^' fo7 teamera of A eoMTfuaumrro S'* ’m flOMBSKROGERH CLOCK THIRON ENRICHED BREAD? For added Vitamins, turn to Kroger's Clock Broad Tbiron-Enrichsd with Vita­ min Bi, Iron and Niacin. LARCE LOAVES DOUGHNUTS CC O TRAY PACKED *»«• 1Oc THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S COOK BOOK OOl I son and son. rL^1 Mr ,nd Mr* Charles Higdon of I Richard Kowalski of Chicago, took m^in^bnfrttv^hniTfr-^ 8unda> Nashville were Sunday dinner gueste posreaston of Hotel Barry, this week.! °' J a* Mr. and Mrs. J. L Higdon Mr. tavm, purchased It from Edward L ? d • _______ wilh peritonitis. ,of B®111' Creek were Sunday eve। FORTY YEARS AGO Lou Goodyear, of the State uni-'nlng lunch «UMt4 ’ April 17, 1902 I verslty. Is spending spring vacation I Russell Mead of Oscoda and eight j Scliool commenced Monday with In the city. of his F. F. A. boys spent Friday a small attendance. There seems ------------| nl«ht wltJ1 hu Parents. Mr. and to be no abatement of the measles DURFEE . |,Mrs. Merritt Mea<L They had been ns 200 scholars were absent from Rev. and Mra. H. R. Pfeiffer were In Lansing attending a F. F. A. school due to prevalence of the called to the bedside of the latter'r. meeting. disease. brother., Frank Johnson at Hillsdale Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tasker and The council of the village of who te seriously HL Sunday. Mrs. > daughter of Hastings were Sunday Woodland has placed saloon bonds John Moore accompanied them. | afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. at $4 000 for the coming ytar. It te: We were blessed with very re- Elmer GUlett. thought that this will have the effect freshing showers Saturday and Sun-: Mr. and Mra. Wilson WUlltta and of preventing any grog shop being day. | children of Muskegon Heights and Fall 13-Eflg ran In Woodland. j MIm Mary Batllch. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Paul Kesler and Superintendent of Public Instruc- Arthur Dcmery and daughter of daughters were Sunday dinner guests six* tlon Delos Fall announces that the Battle Creek were Sunday guests at'of the Rev. and Mrs. J. J. WlUltte. I teachers' examination in reading for the Hammond and Bateman home Mra. Clara Day and Vivian and Mr. •°ch I uC 1903 W1U ** b***d upon the following Bnd attended church here In the and Mrs. Huron Healy were after­ ejections: June-Courtehlp of Mlles morning. ..lorcing. noon callers. J noon caUera. ®t*ndUh n?feno*' Augusb-Mer. Htber PotUr Henry Bldelman -;• .'H° r— ‘' Mr. Mr. and lnd Mn.Mra Heber Foster and!and Mr. Mr. andand Mrs.Mrs. Henry Bldelman Toasties p»o». chant Mrs. Samuel Samuel Geiger Gelirer spent snent Sunday Sundav) spent Sunday with her-niece her -niece and chant of of Venice. Venice, Shakespeare; Shakespeare: OcOc- Mrs. tober—The Deserted Village. GoldMr. and Mra. Arthur Richard-' husband. Mr. and Mra. Marshall pke. . .. .w . v at I^MPort. Mra. Thera Nagler, Calthrop near Prairieville. They Country Club Glen France conieucd tnat he an<j MrR j w Wolf of Hastings ac- *'ent to see Mra. Bldelman's sister. ahol ___ companied them. j.iol and killed his hte father. C Caleb Mrs. Ora Smith, who te seriously Hl France, at France nt their home in Van MIm VeU (rom Bt the Calthrop home Buren Co. The family resided for­ Hastings High school part of last ; Mr and Mra. WIU Hyde received merly In Barry Co. week with illness. । ’wd last week that their ran. Loute Whit Benham has securedMr. a Joband of Mra. Edward Rice. Rex ° H)1^. had been taken to St. ...--------------.-------------------grading several miles of roadbed for Bnd Vet> Rlee t Sunday! jMePh hoapltal in Ann Arbor zulJsice "isr tta electric road near Jackson, and wjt^ Mr Bnd Mrs Sara Kellar near ering from a bad case of infection ?J^LOiree grading for the orangevUle. which started from a carbuncle. He Michigan Central. , The community supper at the115 recovering much belter than they Tlie Citizens Telephone Co. are1 Quimby church for the Red Cross LUSCIOUS 4 feared. painting their poles in this city. Thursday evening brought $43.70. Mr3 Arthur Gotts and son of Chas. Rowlader te rebuilding hte1 .......... » Waterford were Sunday afternoon RED RIPE Q",rt I f elevator at Woodland, recently de-. stroyed by flrp. Dr. Clarence H. Burton of Detroit i . , . . . . a trip north over tne weekend. te visiting in the city and looking made In Uie form of a duck, the : Dr Urs cUyton wnutu of over the situation with a view ot head revolving to scatter water te- sanmac were Tuewtay evening suplocating here to practice u a phyFRESH WiUitta. I Mr.'and Mra. J. L Higdon and CUBAN •aeh | □€ | daughters. Mra Clifford Potter of Dowagiac and Mrs. Victor Brumm Caco.bers iotioiii ioc I of NashvUle. spent Friday with anj other daughter. Mra. Welby CrockLeaf Lettuce aonaaw u>. 10c 1 ford of near Woodland. Mra. Potter returned to her home tn Dowagiac Celery ch,,. r,«a mqu 5c on Satuday. I) IN HAM I)ISTR*ICT CALIFORNIA VALENCIA Angel Food c,i» Pound Cake Post 3 Wheaties 39c 23c 10C Corn Flakes 2 ST 15c Orange Juice •52 23c Grapefruit 19c Wat S2 39-Now for a abort time with any JI.00 purchaag 9S8 pagw. 5.000 rocipm. tbumb-mdexgd. 200 color food photos, hundreds of extra features. £ STRAWBERRIES C PINEAPPLES ■BHBURMQD 2 IE. 27c Tomato Juice ’fflf 3 Si 25c UM »•>« 3"4J 29e Tornaw 31c turrets *• ° xaniTUV E Tomato Juice • 25c Milk "SB* 4 “ 30c i Spinach ™ 32c 2 21 23c cr7 m I* Fruit Cocktail 1b. QQft 9.000 °“iu * QQ, Eat.ar.0lM 2 »» 33c 2 Peanut Butter Pillstaiy tw ’ -?■ ’ ’ ------- ;®7 Spotlight Coffee 3 2 63® 4 2!.'. 27c Hivy b»ms 5 2 >’• E Beverages *JSS1^ 35c 10c Gsrter’s9 S Cottage Cheese Biinlck 38e 59c Biss>«.» — Z | Kraft Cheese 57c Cklsrlte *— I *ro17t 7qc Snkrlt’1—* Loaf Cheese ■■ k»« Sole & SM® **’ '.. Butter wchw""*® 2 reU 99c WsilMP* 3 — 11® Flour - Mure Soap 3 ba'* TbC iKROGERS. DON’T Be Out Guessed ORANGES NEW CROP NEW WHITE POTATOES 10 - 43c CLEAWY* the BEEF SENSATION of the NATION for it's both CHUCK ROAST Oc Jfc jPC Uathouse Tomatoes ia 25c Oaloaa «w ™>« 2 »■ 15c Iren Oaloat 2 m- 5c FRESH and TENDER KI08ERS TEND EUY a dox RIB ROAST uccarTniiEUY SWISS STEAK CLUB STEAKS BOILING BEEF S HAMBURGER S 2 lb tt> lb. lb. lb. 28c 32c 38c 15c 37c SMOKED HAMS s^,k 33c Ib. 35c Tender Hams Broilers Frtsk OreisiS Ib. 29c Rfimid’s Lcsns Siuisk* n>. 23c Pork Livers । lb. 17c lb. Pigs Foot 5c Fisk Fillets coo lb. 23c Nollbot Steaks >«•< lb. 33c RING BOLOGNA Quality » 21c Scratch FiN V «2-27 Eu Maid '7**S3.15 ia Ban ut Ji - aa mi.h Weaee Slartiag sad KROGER STORES Srowlaj Mia*i3.1l 16$DilryFw4 ’7s<* 4.23 18 Begs U1.M - 21 fags AU.Tt CLOSED FORMULA FEED.' NOW that it u your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand­ Open Formula Feeds ... Open fornMlIk^feeda were originated by the Farm Bureau aa a farmer*' organisation. Contents of closed formula feeds had to e\Y be guessed at. Farmers’ feeds are open VA . formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because: •40a*** I They enable the fanner to cheek on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in pool* try and hog feeds). LyJWi When made by a reputable manufac* 2 turer interested in HIS welfare ha knows just WHAT he is paying for. 3 The fsrmer ean get an idea of the 9 dollar value of the ration. 4 He ean consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. Tty ta find thaaa adnantagan in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Pina Bureau M11.KMAKH1S . MBRMASHBS ■ PORK­ MAKERS have no superiors. Ask ns for open formula booklets on our feeds. , FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TILIPHONE 2111 N. CHURCH ST. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mra. Barcev Williams were. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Birman and children. Mr. and Mra. Paul Birman and family. Mra. Nellie Johnson and ' children and Mrs. May Birman, all ' nf Battle Creek. The latter remained Wilbur Schantz. Mrs. church last Tuesday. Battle Creek Monday Albert Brill's dog. Fumy, bm frightened again *t the storm Tte Uttle folks In this neighborhood did their usual Job ot teaming May baskets Many thanks. Mott's. Sunday afternoon. Hastings, were Sunday evening call­ ers at Albert Brill's. en for Mother's Day next Bunday. All adults should make an effort to Robert Bryan's friends will be glad . -VI. __■ -_ a All arc invited to the sendees Myron Whitworth, who has been Sunday on his nephew, Donald Pres­ ton. who returned that day from a Battle Creek hospital. Donald Is re­ parenU, Mr and Mrs Harry Whit­ worth. /I Mr. and Mra. Bernard Quigtkjr sod Jorie of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. R mood Bacheller and children Ferndale and Mrs. Ware of Ba family. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Oai of Hastings spent Thursday at Gaskill home. Mrs. Carrie FUhcr and Br Haynes spent Sunday aI tert calling cn Hastings relatives. Rev. Rlvell and wife of Hast called Sunday on their mother. In the Wallace Preston home. mother at Salina. Ohio. Sunday. 1 Is at present laid up wilh a bra arm. Hazen Hook met with an k dent recently at a Hastings fsta to the first Joint. This makes about DOUD CORNERS Shirley AtweU al Battle lallng's. Bunday guests were and family and Harriet I and Nancy of Battle Creek. Donnabcll Bergman of grandmother. • Callers on and daughter and Miss Meritt Battle Creek. Mrs. Jennie Waters has rtturc Thursday evening Qie prospective 4-H Summer Club members met at to her daughter's In Hastings at the schoolhouse tn orxemlxe. The visiting Daisy Bergman. leaders are Mra. Mildred Rhodes and ' Orin Cole . Mrs. Minnie Moody and sons spent Hastings were callers of John Sunday afternoon as gueste of her Sunday evening. I sister. Mra. Roy Kissinger and fam­ visited WIU Quids Bunday. ily of Battle Creek. Sony to lose our ni Mr. and Mra Harold Ludwick and family of Battle Creek were Sunmoving U> Charles Van Vn In the Hendershott district. Ludwick. * Next Sunday at the conclusion of the Sunday school hour Rev. Moyer BRANCH DISTRICT Prayer meeting will be teld al will conudct baptismal services. North Maple Drove church Fl IHGHBANK ’ ** evening. The c. E. of the North Evangelical Tte friends and neighbors । church bad their meeting at the Wayne Whitmore a farewell g ' home of Orth Hawblltz Sunday eve| Mr. and Mra. John Darby for Wayne | Whittemore, who Joined the marines Saturday evening. He was presented with a Bible and bill told with a sum of money. I Mrs. George Hoffman and Doris I Bacon of Battle Creek visited over the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Harry CotteriU's In Jackson. Sunday they called on the H. King boys at Lan­ sing: one had joined the army. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman visited at Mr. and Mrs. Otte Whltt■ In the McKelvy district Sun­ day evening. I ITS A FACT ' * * him. Mr. and MM Wayne Wanda spent Sunday i and Norman ot Mantail neth Norton. STAND ON uiA4» “Paw, what's an advertisement?*' "An edverUaement. my boy. is almost any picture of a pretty girl (or girls) eating, cooking, smelling, by ItaeU." wearing or driving something tta Driver KespMulNe killed In U. 8. traffic accidents in 1940 met death because a driver �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MAY 7. 1M3 'on hi* farm. He was a wn-tn-Uw' PLEASANT HILL with her nephew, Clare Matteson In I Ivy Temple No. 17 Pythian Bisters A letter to Irving friends, fromi'her parenU. Mr. and Mr*. Hany He Hath Great Possession* | Grand Rapids. I held a special meeting for initiation Robert Jenkins ol LeRoy tell* of,! Stimson. • An omission from the repent of the late Glenn Jackson Beside* Gordon Dundas, who ha* been 111 Rebecca little three-year-old Saturday evening, with Grand Chief the critical illness of tif* alster. Mary . | Mr. and Mr*. Roscoe Lynd of De-; name* of Inductees sent to Camp hi* young wife he leaves three small I the past two yeer*. passed away tn 1 daughter of Mr. and Mr*. AlPolseL I Hagel Lawlor a* a special guest. ” who ti being cared for In Uie ho*-; troit spent the weekend wilh hU. from this vicinity wa* that of Theo- ■ children, Robert and twin*. Marshall Kalamazoo Saturday. The funeral : mother and brother. Mr*. Mattie (dore Mphler of the Prairie vicinity, and Marcia, alto hl* parenU, Mr. waa held at Beeler'* in Middleville 'I who recently moved on the Carter The White Products Corporation Pital at Rredjnty.^ , SfLJl!r FT’ i * u» A'1™ CtortM 3“.“" "““>’•“7 njtow •< Mund., .11 o'.lort. and Mral Wm. K. Llebler are I f«nn south of town, cut her foot announce* It l» ready to accept apAvery Totten and lady friend of''. quite badly on a can lop last week plication* of women over 18 years, Kalamazoo were Sunday afternoon, Mr*. John VandenBerg. who suf­ ivUttor* of hl* cousin, Mr*. Harry went Main St. Their telephone L< and had io make a few vhlu to the of age for employment. . i fered a second stroke Wednesday. UmB (h(. 1(JC>J flrc ur. »-»— — doctor to c«. | „ „„ Stouoo ,.,d ball, northwc ol. Jessie Schroder near Parmelee. John W Armstrong, aged and poised away Saturday evening, i Charles Popp of the VanderVeen i rjVed,, W1 respected resident ot thl* village Funeral service* wc<v were ,held Tuesday Mr. and Mu WIU Hallock of the , —.... । lnP s-n rorcairy c»uu 01 1 -rv. agiuii in iiieir - iiuinc snn. ■ is confined to the home of j Andre_ nnd r>«.ar pinkbelnrr und ntlred druggist, passed away tn {at.3 o'clock al the house. Cloverdale victnlty spent Friday with'Khoot Grover Cline of the Parmelee yl-, store school recently recently set set out cut 5000 5000 trees trees in in .wending .spending the the past past four four months months at at Mra Chw. Writ with a leg injury.1 hosplu! at Comuntine Satur-1 ..-“t her sister. Mr*. R. O. Bumgamer and. a tract near the Howard Smith farm the home of her parent*. Mr nnd elnlty spent the weekend at Grand­ , The small bone in the leg wm brok- 1 mngr_B trip « 10 “ Bpnngiieio, ~ ------ , ------ Mr Palmer spent pniigii. iu. unio taxi - :--------------------------------, - **’4 and returned with ’a nr new frc<1 feed ‘,“y monu««- «»> = Bunday al the home of her brother. family on the west county line. . northcast of town. The treeswere Mra. Claude Kermcen following her 'Hie at the home of a nephew Will en when he slipped and a cast wiU 181 years. He was born In Waterloo Lloyd Shroyer In Marshall and Mra Hattie Stevens returned home furnished free by the Higgins lake mother's accident snd her father's Scott, where Mra Cline is connned be applied after the swelling tub-*J A family gathering was held aticoun,y ‘ario «» him much »mprov«timproved ccun,y;- On oV? ,.rV? °S, ,.S' ‘MO “*n«l nd found hbn Botuntay from Mveral week* ipent nursery. Hines*. *to “ tia? bed with a serious heart ail­ _ .e.mUrs *.n . rrtumrd c’,"'e In MbMlmrilU Middlevine with hl. hh n,r. parMrs. Ann> Anna Andtr Andersen returned ment. Hit condition Saturday wa*, sides. Ed Talbot Is asshting al the i the -Barber Shoppf" cottage at Gun' during hl* abacncc. some better. Her address is Box More lake txinnav Sundav nononnv honoring a»r». Mra rranx Frank,, “ J”? honl<' a*‘urd»’ ■fl,r -spending the ... ................... . . ■I inxc ...“ ..... k'*"—*• — ■304. Grandville Mra. Harry Belsch will the’!prindIe whose blrthdav blrthdav was wu SatSat- ,AA,‘" education in .wlth h er daughter m h. uiaiiuoiw. . «... attend ...« pr|ndlc whose ,r In Ute Uie wlnUr winter-with her in DeUn,hr-.rv!nnhl —I U,„ fK,, . rt. „ — . „„ _ I He tnr ■_ i. B.n .1 Ur. ann___Mra . Iiwh h. h—,c.n rlerirlno dotlm to urn N«'l nagei >» niu j>urcu.»<a .hur M«»-r t»u,hur . _ . Unqut. ... ... . . ' uruay. rreseni were me . . .... , , ... u^l. . ... property , M.-artr.uhr.-zik Inn It. flnrnrt .... . . . fam--iClarkG.V*. also with i xrMayville In Irving and> _ Meadowbrook Inn Hanlik tn Grand— Rapid*. B suuuer Barber and. son .... Max hiiu and Pllrt!hu ~। Parkhurst —T’^ ”; and — Mr ...^ and Mr*. Letter Raymond and . ■ t. a max iuiiimoved into same Tii«rt.iv -v-nlni, ------. anrt Hr ’ Hiitilnn for ;Tue»dav evening, inMMAMd sponsored Hv by th«,i lhe jilv. Mr and Mra Mri _ Mr. Sewn rd. — Brock and. Dr ‘or a s time nnM’’ Tn In Hurt*“*?’ lie .so" of Plainwell spent Sunday with (daughter fiarririi Harriett aii all m ot Grand r'^aged Dr.---J. P. Mr and Mra. Clifton Iriauanicr „-------- In buotneaa - —with ,---------- her pparent*. —=■> Mrs John Robertson of Cum spent G. G club. - - was well -- re- Frnmmn me Ranids. -Mra Prlndle rerguson under the firm name of Campbell camppell the weexena weekend as at nwne home wimnrr with her par-1 par-1 Mr. and Mra G. E. BLike and■ , ___ ____ _ rriittMjy but'after a> -—— -----------------------ents. Mr. and Mra. M A. Mactver Postmaster and Mrs C. A. Gardner, membered with gifts and cards from Amutrong A: rcr-"— year bought out the doctor's InterMARK TWAIN IN POLITICS nt Parmelee. * spent u few days last week nt Grand friends »wui»ht mu Mark Twain wa* one of the mart The children and grandchildren Marais. U P. and took lhe care-1 a very sacred program wa* ren- est. He moved his stock to Caleof Frank Travis met at Ids Irving taker. Walter Moore, who had been dered at li.ie USO house, at Auaii’in donla in 1889 but in the spring. of popular speakers of hla day. but he hDtne Sunday to help him celebrate, visiting here and In Mt. Plrarant | on Sunday evening. Tlie Middleville 1892 returned to Middleville and took pains not to be mixed up in his 69th birthday. back to Hunters’ Lxigr. | Men’s chorus sung several numbers ’ inircluucd the drug burinex* of Dr. political oratory. Once, however, he Mr. and Mra D'on Drew and sons1 a fine' program U planned for the and Mr.-. Jean Baisch gave readings, Ferguson on the west side of town, did break hi* hard-and-fiut rule. ol Battle Creek’were Sunday visitors .Mother-Daughter banquet sponsored musical numbers were aim funihh- In 1898 he purchased tite east side It was on a visit to Elmira, the fiomt of her mother. Mrs. Hattie Smith by the Mnsters-Jones circle to be e«l by .the Burrv countv R. I. C dtjig store and continued tn the of- hl* wife's relatives. Tlie humortit and with her grandson Reginald, all held at the T-K school cofeterla • male nliartct composed of Harold liharmagtit business until 1919 when consented to introduce hl* friend, drove to Coopersville and called to Wednesday evening. May 15. Noland Glenn Grlffeth. Robert Hanie.'. his store was purchased by Bute General Hawley of Connecticut st Rcprrsenutlve Ellis .Faulkner of a Republican rally. sec Mr and Mr*. John Smith at their'tickets .will be sold after noon next nnd Robert BrotHra. He held many office* of In the course of his speech. Mark farm home. Monday so call some of the ticket Mr. and Mr*. Chas Parker vis- Delton Muss Kay White was absent from sellers or-lhe committee. Mudamesl Bed their daughter Mra. Roman trust, having served aa president referred to the candidate in hl« her duties at the Creamery office Rugg. Sweet. Hickman and Betz be- Fehpauscb and family in Hartings, nnd member o f the school tioard. usual fashion: "As a pure citizen I / village president and councilman respect him. as a personal friend the forr|>art of thl* week because of fore that date If you have not ytt I Sunday. nnd other Earlywm purchase will huu a*-; m>a. Mr.vine nnd uiiuici Mra. Clive ChurchYl ifkr positions ot responilbtl- of years I have the warmest regard throat trouble. ipunmucu*. purclia.sedb uny purcmuc a*-: mr. , Yly. and’was a life member ot the for him. as a neighbor whose vegeRobert Carter, from a southern si*t the menu comtTtfttee in tu ^L... plan- r’ “Grand 2~~± Rapids Sundw to nee their Mlddlvviile F. A: A. M. lodge No. ■ table garden adjoins mine, whycamp, nnd his friend MLss Myrtha■ tilng. nine Mrs. Philip Bender Ls Lt general general<' daughter .Mrs. Mrs. Hilda Peters at But- 331. [ why I watch him. He Is a square, Klatber of Holt were Sunday guests1 chairman of the banquet. < terworth hospital. They found her .ondiiion ribhtlv idDhtlv Improved ‘he former Edla War-.^“« i^lltlCS,mi«htv Mrs. Delia Cordes, sister «of Prank J condition improved I of Ids parents. Mr. und Mrs. John Wm. Thurkettle and children “«>d to whom hr was married in jLiii™ hraSl “2 Carter of Orangeville. Mrs. Min­ TravL*. who axshtcrl at the Charles I Mrs. *' ................... „„ ______ __ IS K nie Johnson, local, wa* also u dinner . Biiughman home through fhe fall! . , guest. land winter, went to Detroit a few (Sunday to see Mr. Thurkellle who, -rrt, m io TUII h.r u.to A I.. »•' movrt IhJro from Pranork tol rreootl, hl> hralib tolrt to>. “ hTd < ’ Sr" b ’ " Mr nnd Mrs. Lewis Roberts of day. titer .hr had a severe heart ! hosnltal last week He Is makin» a* *dly and on Sunday of last i J “ ded^rom ^door. Wayland were callers at the iwine; him haven't a letter of tiny Introduction spell and some time con- • toad .»n regpvery .... ns the.nature of hti realizing his condition he sent for save 8 said more of of Sarah Campbell. Sunday. n,,u for ivi asMitr time was wu. hl'™— UMr. nnd Mrt. Delbert Buxton and fined in the hospital but Lx now be- lee injury permits ■«>» H'"-'' or constantme to ^^'Mm^r^ldSrormySw taxe| L of myself/LaEdna Bechtel, Bechtel, former former elerk elcrk hm» him to- hl* his ------home. Surviving Is. dlM dlM ftna nnd ficl Bentiemen this Is Gen(laughter visited her parents. Mr. hu: cared for In a convalescent home II MLss MLss Edna — - -l«| Mr*. kos Roni* manner Stauffer ot of Alto arid and!nt Uie Valentine’s grocery, grocery. is 1* the another •mnttier son George of Fremont. । ' nnd Mrs. Mark Ritchie ni their Gun Mr*, nt tlie , jtnw]ev1’ hike cottnge. Sunday. 1 her daughter. Mrs. -Lots Munger of I new helper-al helncr al the the Johnson Johnson store store II Ohio Ohio and four four grandchildren. Fuj»Fun-; ’.’ . , , __________ Mra. Miuitl Crass was nt Pennock Ada. spent Saturday with the for-' Tnc The Lcugiiurii Leighton Kvnhgclical Evangelical _chureh church'' £ra> services were conducted,th£ .... ; To Inrrcaoe Vegetable Seed* hospital in Hastings Saturday for mer s mother. Mrs Hattie Smith. 4 will hold its mutual annual Molher-Daughniuwicr-uwugii- residence nt 33 p. P- m.. .... thia thL Monday. Production of vegetable seed* In x-rays und expect* to undergo a Mr. nnd Mra. James Robertson '-r Mnn-wt . thisthis Friday Friday evening evening nt at bR«v-v »ra Ira Carley. Carley. Interment Interment wu*wus 1M3 „ -----------------------u going to be more ----------than --------doumkjor operation till* week. ! luive moved from Dr. Lund’s apart- the th." church. -am»de tn ». Ml. -Hope -------------cemetery. n.i Rcla-1 ------------ble that. of 1941. according to reports Jack Williams of ScotLs Field. Ill.- ! ment to the rooms in lhe Bcnawnv The Thomanple-Kellogg schoolund friends present from a; of 117 commercial vegetable seed • -• Is home on furlough, and his broth­ tenant house recently vacated by calendar lists tig' following events distance were .Mr. and Mr* Rom growers. Al least that is their goal er Leon of Kalamazoo was home• the Lute family. and dates—May 13. Mother-Dnuah- 'Arihstrong of Constantine nnd their and II will be set for a total of Monday. MIm Marjorie Chandler virited nt jer banquet: Mnv 15. Woodland daughter. Mra. Lawrence Kramer of 31.873.157 pounds of seeds exclusive ----- --------------_ Bay r and Geo. Arm- of sweet com. beans and peas. Tlie Berwin Nicholas family her home In Charlotte over thec .baseball game--------here: .... Mav |919. pro ProBay pity. City. M Mr. and Mrf. M ..tren; cf Mrs Greatest Increases are to be ntmoved recently from the Glenni weekend of Fr.~~r.:. Fremont. Ohio. 7 - fcrrssive dinner: Moy 33—the W strong Kerineen home to (he farm of Berforward —-----to with— inter Mr*. E. J. Talbott, has received. event looked - -------------------.. - Marthn Brandxtetier nnd daughter*. • tempted in getting seed of kphlrabl, Mra. Joe HanLsh and Mrs. Sidney Chinese cabbage, chicory, leek, celwin's father near Lansing. 1 Check and Rotate Tires word tlrat her .step-fnther. L’ra i est each vear—Junior-Senior dinner Beach all ot Grand Rapids; Mr. ery, cauliflower, kale, chard, mahA good representation of the- Howe who has been In poor health, dance and announcement of student Home Ec girls of Thomappic-Ki4- for a couple of years, is very rick honors: Mav 29. Music Fnstivnl: and Mrs. Frank Colburn of Chicago, gels, rutabagas and endive. 2 Get Regular Lubrication —------- « ■ »---------------logg school attended the convention1 in a hospital in Flint. I May 30. Caledonia baseball here: MLis Etta Hubbard of Baltic Creek.] In Grand Rapids. Friday. 1• Mr. nnd Mra. George»>, Masters UK.. »„ who U| — Mny -j .................. ?• Baccalaureate: . June 1. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Hubbard of Has-: 4M12 Too* of Scrap 3 Service Engine -- Carburetor -- Battery Mra. Al Nye assisted Mra. Carl *pent rpciii the uie winter In in Chicago vnicnpo with wnn Class Night; June 3. Commencement 'Inc* nnd Bute Rep. and Mr*. EUU, All of Michigan^ M auntie, pare tlclpntcd in gnthertng up 44.813 tons Gnister In the care of the Ial,ter‘* their Jdaughter —* - and- ---------a— . Faulkner of Delton. Grade "picnic:------------June 5. ... High Mildred the past-< June 4. Mr, F.i»«rH wminii 1... ' n‘ “'“I1 ,rom farm*, nccordmother. Mrs. J. E. Vandenberg last few weeks in Grand Rapid.* with school picnic. Test Brakes Pfrr®u,t ****, Ing to a summary report which covup tate Marfh. A Gordon Dundas. agfd 07 who had rreelvrd the ty w of the death of | iwl g their son Richard came home WedJunior Gillett Is acting as a cook nesrtiy. been in the State hospital at Kaln- her aunt. Mrs. Rhen A. Carpenter Lurvey indicated 37.187 tons ot scrap 5 Check Steering and Wheel Alignment In the camp in the west where lie Tlie Route circle of the Methodist mnzoo the part sixteen years, passed 68. who died nt the home of her | lron #uu WM available on forms, is located. Junie has always been church will meet with Mrs. Mattie away curly Saturday. Mr. Dundas daughter. Mra. Curl Andenwn tn <a► ’——— 6 Check Clutch, Transmission, Rear Axle prcttv popular with the girls and Benaway this Thursday afternoon. owned the farm 4'. miles northeast East Cleveland. Ohio, On April 27 —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— we think he will be more so when Mrs. George Converse and daugh­ of Middleville In Irving -township, ... She had been in poor health for he geu home. ... Jennie of „„ ter the Hasting.* vicinity where his wife and son.'. Lloyd El-' several years but the direct cause I 7 Check Cooling System Mra. E. F. Bloke went to Grand were callers of her aunt. Mrs. Hat-' mer nnd Meric __________________________________ ... now live. He also Is of death _______ was from a stroke. As Originator, Outstanding Leader daughters Mr*. Mr* Grace Wiggins, Wiggins, she was bom on. on! Rapids Thursday to Im’ with her tic Smith’. Monday. survived by two daughter* I AI KlOTICF«i 8 Protect ond Preserve Finish friend. Mra. Marie Phillips whose Donald, young son of Mr. and Mrs.it Viola Dagen Iain- June 1. 1873 in LcUhton LtWAL. nV I IVtJ Dagcn and Mra. Mn. Crystal Crvstal LanLeighton township. township.' "CAR CONSERVATION PLAN’ mother. Mrs. Eva Glldner passed Orville Pickard of Yankee Springs!coster both ot Grand Rapids Fur.- Allegan fountv in the Green lake Jlrm*-WT&^*.V‘ri"55 away that dav at-the age of 92"township has been receiving medical, eral services were held from the vicinity where she grew to woman-1 obdxb fob publication tears. Saturday she returned ............ •u‘ —-----to-- ”* attention for Infection nt Pennock; Beeler funeral home this Monday, hood. After her marriage to Mr.' | the funeral accompanied by her son hospital. ! afternoon at 3 o'clock conducted by Carpenter. al*o a Leighton native. D. O. Doyle. Mrs. Mae Croninger Sunday guests at the George Rev. S B. Qulncer. Interment wa* eha -*-----------■* — ------------------moved to Chicago. For many in,; pr Juppsttom homo were their xiaugh-• nwle in lhe Dutton cemetery. years the Carpenters spent their "»*• ' HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Mrs Emma Williams h spending ter. Mrs. Burr Cooley and family ofi Misses Helen Brog. Pauline Wnlk- summer* at their summer home at I" j»*”, some time at Watervliet with her Hmttngs. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray, er and Virginia Wellfnre spent Sun­ Green lake. Surviving betide* the , »f pro daughter, Mrs Wurm and family. Weaver of Grand Rapids. dav afternoon in Miuskegon. husband and Mrs. Anderson L* an- j *“ " Mr. nnd Mrs. L. G. Palmer Of Tlie service al the Methodist j The Milo Curtis family hns moved other daughter. Mrs. Rom Lake and; Chelsea were Wednesday visitors'(church next Sunday morning will from tlie Doan house on/Arlington a wn Sluter B. Carpenter, both of, uid c al tiie home of her father. F. O. be to honor our piothers and all St., to Freeport. Chicago; also five grandchildren. *" ..— of the ----——— are es-1 nnd Henry D. Shively . w,.s._. „ i Stokoe. on the way to Grand Ran- i— mothers community Wert- married Mav 4. 1888 rele- cngo on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.lmitt«t (Ids to lhe annual.meet of the Auto peclnlly invited to be present. ln;*'ho I..; Dealcrs Insurance Co. [the evening a: 7'30 o’clock young •. brated their 54th wedding anniver* JJ*----------■— carpenter was truly a Christian wo-i ••""''''f Mim Jean Stimson, who Ls em-. people from tlie Plainfield Ave;|sary Sunday with a family gather- man. deep sorrow and much sickness lu'’ 'J™ ployed nt the Rml Drug Store in | Methodist church. Grand Rapids. ‘ ing at their home In Yankee Springs had been her portion but nil life's [ It i> Hastings., spent the weekend with will present the religious"play. "Fortownship. Mr. Shively was born In trial* were borne wilh a strong faith, "‘f pa i Ullpch but came to Rutland town­ In the goodness nnd wisdom of God. i, t,r”'ri’. Having decided to dispose of the furniture I will offer the entire lot at Public Auc­ ship with hl* parenU when-a small Truly it can be said of her. "None w-titum-. tion at 706 South Market Street in Hastings on child. HU wife, the former Char­ lotte Senslba. was born on the site knew her but to praige." Her only ,7 of their present home seventy-one brother. Harvey Wiggins, passed. «ra • *?’ years ago nnd has always lived in away very suddenly at his farm j the same vicinity. The wedding took home in Leighton township last Count,/ place at the home of the bride's. November. I Stosn Mrs. Elma Wiggins of lelghton * jJnarJT’n । parenU and the couple began house Commencing ot 1 o'clock E. W. T., I will offer the following articles: keeping on the section of land ad­ accompanied by her daughter*. Mrs.! joining. Twenty year* later they Otto Ftnkbclncr and Mrs. Rudolph moved to her parenU farm, their wtlklnwn .nd Irntond ol a™d'°"”,“ r°* present home When the Yankee Rapids and Mrs. Martha Crofoot of; Springs National Park was develop­ Wayland spent Wednesday in <!hled their farm was Included but the engo with the former's brother-ln-j 1 Whirlfoam your motor 7 Clean and adjust Shively*, retained five acres togeth­ law. R. A. Can»enter and family. Hastings Round Oak dining tabic 3 9x12 Axminiter rugs sparkplugs er with the buildings. They arc IIL'BIIIRD HILLS* v ul 6 good leather covered dining chairs 2 Change to summer oil Oak library table 11-3 x 15 linoleum near Chief Noonday lake and tlie eU — rrfUi with Oak buffet China closet Looking glasses ond pictures / road to the camp pputses through I Sunday school opened oj Bowens1 their former farm. Mrs. Shively l*i . Round Oak library table Stands Mahogany tea server in very good liealth and her hu»- ‘ attendance. Hope to zee more folks' Combination bookcase and writing desk Small chest Storage chest band who is 83 years old ha* just, there next Sunday. 8 Drain anti-freexe, In­ 3 Change to summer recovered from a severe sick spell. Mr. and Mrs Dick Mater of Kali-! Sectional bookcase Breakfast table and chairs spect hose connections type gear lubricants They are the parents of three chll- nwxoo. Mr. and Mra. Larry Stork-1 Mahogany desk, good Army cot Victrola dren. Mrs Pearl Adgate of Grand an babv of Grand Rapids. Mr I End tables Kitchen cabinet Rapids. Lloyd of Comstock anti and M„ Ecfward Storitan of HasMaytag electric washer home:, ,1&o hBVe j ting* spent Sunday with their parRound Oak drop leaf tabic Garland combination gas and coal grandchUdren ahd three great grand fnU Mr and Mrs Jamra Storitan. 9 Adjust fan bcl Porcelain top kitchen table range Wood range Odd rugs children. She has three brothers. Sr MIDDLEVILLE ............... II I : KXX’iiSVXl!. X & “x*.” XX S"X “d - CHEVROLET DEALERS Have the Broadest Experience IN SERVICING ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRUCKS For years Chevrolet deal­ ers have had the largest number of trade-ins and. therefore, the widest op­ portunity to service and condition all makes and models. Make sure FOR "SERVICE THAT SATIS- FIES-SERVICE THAT SAVES' your car is serviced right —make sure it is serviced by your Chevrolet dealer! BURKHO LDER-NISCHAN, INC AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1942 Spring Car Saver SERVICE HOUSEHOLD GOODS 6 odd straight chairs 8 rocking choirs 3 piece Mohair living room suite Rodiolo 6 tube cabinet radio Regina electric sweeper with attach­ ments Chiffonier Singer drop head sewing machine 2 dressers 2 paper racks 3 iron beds, coil springs and mattresses Small heating stove 2 burner electric plate Clothes bars and ironing board Copper boiler 2 tubs Wash stand Boys wagon Lawn mower Wheelbarrow Fur robe Porch furniture Porch swing Dishes and cooking utensils Quantity of stove wood 4 Chassis lubrication 0 rprctal labrlcaau applied to 10 Check all lights and windshield wiper 5 <a* Check oil filter and connections 11 General check-up of tires Ctrck filter carttldi*—tiiprct (b) Clean air filter Optional Extra Services at Special Rates 6 Battery tested ond serviced SMALL TOOLS 5 tooth cultivator Carden cultivator Blocksmith vice 2 sleds Several crocks Saw horses Grindstone Cistern pump Crates Quantity of small tools A complete ready for summer check-up Crosscut and buck saw Corn planter Potato planter 10 ft. roof ladder Forks, shovels, hoes and many other articles too numerous to mention Complete Check-up at Special Rate. VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, no goods to be removed until settled for. LEON TOLHURST, Propr. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer ANDRUS SERVICE Phono 2240 daytima. For night serv­ ice phone 2352 or 2230 CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk Str, Hasting*, Bsttsriss, WiadahitU Wipsrs . Vale sal ■ lag 1 Grtariag sr.-iXTiHto. “r >"d «”■c,rt' “•»» six CUI. .nd l.n U>to., Mr. Florence Barkley and Mrs Anna i “ 8 u Bt the r home­ Reynear of Jacksonville, Oregon. IW Jenkins went to Ionia on * ’«* repr Mrs. Myrtle Vandenberg, wire of ’business Sunday. I B John Vandenberg, passed away at I Mr» Roy Jenkins entertained rel-1 ... her farm home four mile* east ot 1 n“v’es trom Orand R«Pl4» Sunday. JO>«U0tT0U Middleville. Saturday after three; R"*11 Dewittea have moved Into] 1 1 year* of failing health, at the age I ‘he Duffey house recently vacated Deeeeeed. of 60 years. She was bom In Mid- by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowerman. Nolire I. herebv dlevllle but when nine years old’ Gordon Green ahd MU* Lulu went to Uve in Grand Rapids: she Young of Battle Creek spent Friday had also nMded in Howard City "Uht with Mr. and Mrs. Albert after her marriage and previous to । Green. coming to her present farm home Elizabeth . Dickinson of Gate* twenty-eight years ago. She wa* a Comers spent Saturday evening at [ member and worker In the Trvtng, the Ed. Bowerman home. I Methodist church until her health The Green. Burd and Tripp famfailed. As a writ?? of poetry. Mrs >“<* attended Sunday *chool at 'h.r Io >ald beerier Deled. April 31. A. D. 1943 Vandenberg had considerable talent Bowen* Mills Sunday. and many of her poems were rere printprint-ii Barbara Jean Sensiba of Wayland ed in the Banner-gems of thought i »P*nt the weekend with her grand- NOTICE TO CBEDITOBB und lovely sentiment. Surviving be-1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Sen­ ski..Kb. hiiuhanrl rider Itlie husband la is ni.a one daughter. *lba. *lba' Mra. Carl Gslster ot Middleville nnd a brother Robert Snyder of Haatlwr R«b;« 'u • Barbara Jackson of Bradley.- whose ■; I husband met accidental death Sat-i tearce. ,„ , urday when his tractor overturned j —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-05-14.pdf 690559f185860cc0c921f1b19df72889 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR TAX SALE CLOSED LAST WEDNESDAY HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1942 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS CHAS. LEONARD, JR. SERIOUSLY HURT PRAIRIEVILLE VILLAGE ONCE IMPORTANT TRADING CENTER Believe He Fell Asleep 63 Parcels Go to the State Foundotions For Two Banker Fortune* Were Laid In That seriously Injured In an aptomobile , Village By Andrew J. Bowne and Russell E. Comb* accident about 4 o'clock Sunday morning. He had spent Saturday -• home of hl* sister in ....... re Kala-re The village of Prairieville hat I The name of Hiram Lewis, brothplayed golf that day f and \n^ntw bc<n incorporated, but At ha* er of Yankee BUI. who located al vg hnm. .I??.! ihs and 11 •»> Important part of Yankee Spring* and established hU rodent ^nrer^d u Sieved lhc towuslilp of that name. It was famous tavern there. I* connected mSt hJ ren Ihorelv before one Ume a "ry lmP°rUnl trade, with the development of prairieKm .“ 51 -T"' ■““«»»• U» bl.'rU.r H. had JN..M bb (uarere IbdlHdual bld. tor UU30. Hu OlEt ".FSSf J (Ku.-. Um £?re •b\’''lXdW1^''^<K, Md The annual tax sales were held ay and Wednesday of last at the county treasurer** offlee. Seventy-nine parcels were of­ fered »t the sale, many having been redeemed since they were advertised. LARGE NUMBER ENTERED SERVICE Moy Quota Largest Sent By Barry Draft Board The largest quota of selective serv- SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 BARRY FLIER IS KILLED IN CRASH "SYSTEM" NOT PERFECT j YOUNG MAN IS IN JAIL BLUEGILL FESTIVAL HERE JUNE 25-27 Hamilton French, a young man . who has been living for some time in Hope twp.. waa arrested ThunI day by the sheriff's officer* at BurM ' lington. Mich He was picked up Lieut. Bernard Davis ,v’or [ -Jor stealing 175 chickens fi-am Fifth Annual Calebrat'M I Clare Fraser and WUllam Gates ot Death In Panama ...1 Hope twp. It I* reported that young One of the first Barry county A. B OldWy. general chairman of . ... : ririx.ii «*v viiw -*.* wr<v French, irxiuuii realizing m that officers were men to lose hl* life In World War hol hta tr>ll to hll the Bluegill Festival, announced thia II I* Lieutenant Bernard Dixon | home, but that did not save him.: week that the Festival that la to Davis 22, son Of Mr and Mrs I Hr wa* arraigned Saturday in. be held June 28. 26. and 27 wilt Henrv Davis oi of Baltimore Municipal feature a” Children ’sa Day isenry uavu uanunore townn over u th< court clrcult and courtwas Hubound dl(y June M fen„on al Frt- tory of the local Draft Board, went to the induction center last week There were 48 men In the group some of whom failed to pass the examination and were relumed to their home. Thooe Who entered the service in the May quota were The parent* received a telegram f,Xfd al |i00 wWch he hM not'°n Saturday The Frsdvsl Andrew Plummer. Nashville; Oeo >’ held ennually :o celebrate the Albert Sprague. Hastings; Herbert Thursday evening from the war; ,urnUhtd 40 hf “ 1,1 detriment ' Mating Ural Lieut । 'n,<' >'oun« evident^ thought | opening of th* pan fish aeasen and Porteou* Smith. R. 1. Hastings; Gerald Joseph Gonyou, Hastings; Davis was killed in an airplane ac- ’ ** had work,d oul • perfect sys-. this ta the fifth celebration. ,or Xlwl«8 He At a general committee meeting James Andrew Cool. Hastings; Au­ cldenl near Chame JUpubUc, Pan1 No a.-11' "“d' h“ “ tb. M1OW1M i»m« ch.lram gust Ray Wilson. R 3. Hastings: “'f!' >l» ’■«“* cooimiure.: (UM William Alton Clark. Middleville:' UU. ..re ,Wrn bbl n ™ .urea '!» “W that a letter would follow. 1 nl « ht and wou,d on, y . n *« a ‘ decoration. R. A. Cassaday; concewRobert joy. R. Kooert H. n. Mun Munjoy. n. 3. t. Hastings; mat letter wouia ioiiow. , ------- L —.i.i later sell ____ _ a day wuuru to he would — ,uh — Clarence Evert Lester. R. 4. Has-i Tie previous the receipt Ire I “ tlme Tuu. P****}* , Uon3' rC nniti. W1IUaro KheT ',°od' tines; Forrest John Hallock. R. 4.* of the telegram. Mr and Mrs. Davis'V*™* P*®- A. *• Van TU; publicity, Geo. Hastings; Donald Dwalne Leyen- had a letter from their »on tn [ ’h'J* nJL ?.n?nT it? rbw-k Carpenter, displays Edward Echdecker. R. R. 3. 3. Middleville; Robert F F ; which which he he expressed expressed his hta hope hone to to get get — had !r*----ud------lhU. ---u ‘-LL- 75- . — .re-’--, Un»»- fuh DrUM- Vern L<ary/ —— decker. Middleville; Robert Beckwith Newton. R 2. Hastings; Fred Daniel'home on a furlough in nine ens had been stolen. Taking such • a small number at a time naturally comnmue ha* appropriated Hayes. R. 6. Battle Creek; August I months |n purchasing fish Lustey. R. 3. Hastings: Warren Born in Grand Rapids. Lieut. ie«u!ted tn some delay in finding >lM r|jw whleh loore, Jr., Jr. R. K 2. Hastings; Hasungs; i Davis wans came to Barry Barry county when wnen the chickens were dirappeartng; pnsrs wrucn wm. uc .warded for "Jake" Moore. his > the. various .■ Edward Helmer. Helmer. R R. 1. 1. MidMid-1 a ehlld. He attended the coun- hiil but. h» he rarrixi rarriaB it inn far and ™ specie*. The priaa foe Clarence Edward ‘ ‘ “ Charles Samuel Kenney, try schools and graduated from arrest followed, so his system can i u ie largest bluegill will be a 836 fly dleville; C—.-- C-------- X " ... -------------------- ----- --------------1; Lewis In Put t1oyn *» * tenure, 0UtIll including the rod. real nign acnoot iw tn ' Woodland; Lewis Sydney Sydney Kenfleld. Kenfleld.i। Hastings Hasting* high high school school in in 1937 19371 n •' AuMitt he entitled thi ' ; and line; for the second largest August 1939. he in enlisted In the air I Hastings:. rbre.rere David »McKeown. R 2. ’ICIXfi MlddlevlUe; Merle Marion Swift. R corps and after receiving training 1. Woodland; Clayton James Tol­ In a meclianics sctwol in Ciiicagu. hurst. R. 2. Wayland; Ralph Ray­ flight training at Selfridge Field mond Powell. Woodland; Robert and advanced training at Lake­ James Bryans. R 4. Hastings: Gor­ land. Fla.. Montgomery and Selma. Ierel. a 810 reel and landing nrt; In don Herbert Wright. R. 2. Nashville: Ala., he was commissioned second i addition to these there will be priw* Harold Edwin KreuU of St. Louis. lieutenant and in July' 1941 was sent to Panama. He had recently । for perch, speckled baa*, cunflah. Mo.. by transfer. been advanced to first lieutenant. Surviving besides the parents, are - . , . . B 1 T ccnceanon* ana riaaa wiu ow Certain Local Proj«ct« To located on court parking lot and a sister. Winifred and two brothera Herbert of Grand Raptds and Be Discontinued In Favor , on Court street between Michigan Roger of Hastings. of National Effort “"Alday^ofTfie1 festival will be obTie sympathy of a large circle 1 of friend* 1* extended to tlie be­ Tie W K Kellogg5Foundation.furred M kiddie* day. There win reaved ones. adjusting Its program to wartime' be a parade, a treat, and children'* 1. i». TLbb fkb.t., Limit i Funeral arrangement* and de­ needs, is making grants to 150'contests The msjor prize will ba ll Lei* Than Charter Limit t>lls of the were unknown schoota of medicine, dentistry. "»d B ’wffi be display* of .port­ For City Taxes ' al the time of going to press parcels remaining will be returned1 homo, on M-43 tn Rutland twp. A vand to the stale. The owners of lheilltUe north of the Smith home onjpo'm* h*** rf<lucf<1 lu trade 10 “. *"”• a"f ‘ property returned for non payment'the weat side of the roadway there *Rnrin»» twidinax and of taxra.wlll have one year In which'U a long row of apple trees. The Hnt -hire settler to locate ■ M* *•«£* U Yedeem. If they fail, ownership rar" — lefl"uie ’-*• •*“ •'* highway “*——-and —*• smashed * Iln In Barrv Barry Countv County was wa* Amasa Amasa 8. 8.1 1bought bought land, land, aa part part of of which which!* I* inininlo these trees, splitting one of. Parker, a Connecticut yankee. who) eluded In the present site of Prairiewlll pass to the state. Th. Wok up K) .ere. oi l.nd on 'be; Mil. A year ago in May a larger num­ them .nd burn, M.MI trees h«(t large, low-down branches, southwest corner of section 35 in , in 1541. That prob*bl> determined ber of parcel* were offered, but only trees had large, low-down branches. five actually reverted to the state What the hitting of thoae trees Prairieville township In June. 1831, the location of the village. Mr Lewfrom the May 1941 tax sales. It 1* did to the car made it about ti»e expected that a large majority of most complete wreck one ever saw. cause the land there seemed an ex- fain for several years tension of the rich soil of Gull The name of the village was the 63 parcels will be redeemed, How the driver escaped instant Prairie. Another level area in the [ doubtless due to Its location Jn the within the year. The few that are death seem* a miracle. When the township wa* the "oak openings" in; township of that name The townnot will be offered some time next crushed car and the victim were the region about Milo, where Charles ship was called Prairieville because a Utile later found at tlie aide of. W. Spaulding, a Vermonter, located, of the level area* Jn it which we sale, at which sale property the road. Sheriff Bera was No­ tified and rushed to the scene ot on section 23. after having lived for have mentioned. of the accident. As soon os lie a few years on Climax Prairie. An-1 Prairieville Is a one-street village, sold for what It will bring. could he telephoned to Mr. Leon­ other and smaller stretch of com-, Tie north and south road through paratlvely level land is the site of it followed the Indian trail over sale brought only 8229 36 Tiat is ard's home and told of the acci­ Prairieville village. . | (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2) an average of 813.77. which Include* dent. The Leonard ambulance wa* the original unpaid tax and the ac­ sent to bring the Injured young man to Fennock hospital He was crued costs. Tils show* that the then unconscious It was found original unpaid taxes on the 63 par­ POPPY DAY PROCLAMATION cel* returned to the state are small, that he had suffered a fractured Saturday. May 83. has been and that only small properties were skull and concussion of the brain proclaimed a* Poppy Day in As thta is written Monday after­ Involved. Hatting*. In a proclamation lsnoon the hospital report* that he There were 388 parcel* advertised has partially regained conscious­ ness. but hl* ocziditlon la still linquent for taxes Ail but 79 of At Central Auditorium Fri­ regarded as serious. these were paid before the sale last the memorial poppy of the day Evening, May 15 week. Judging by the'recordtn 1941. American legion and Auxiliary A Boy Scout Court of Honor, a which have reverted to the state will Win and Auxiliary. colorful affair, and a climax of all be redeemed during the year grant­ The proclamation staled: scouting activities in Thornapple ed to owners to pay the tax and Representative Clare E Hoffman, public health for wartime student • ing goods and demonstration of "Whereas, the wearing of the The budget for .the city for the LieiJT B A RBOWN congressman from this district, sued District since January 1. will be fbc.) year June 30. 1943 to June ^T COMDR R A BROWN aid and at the some time Is cur-; .porting akfil*. Fish to be entered memorial poppy 1* a fitting and the Detroit Times last week for 850.­ held In Central auditorium. Friday tailing certain aspects of the pro- I ln contesu will be accepted from effective way of keeping bright 30. 1943 was adopted at the coun- WE“* KNOWN HERE 000. alleging that the newspaper evening. May 15. grain now being carried on in the j the opening of the season until the . « re.u. 0,1 the front page of the Grand Michigan Community Health ProJ-1 clMe of libeled him by calling him “a pro(estival. ell meeting Friday night and calls, Hcraid Friday- there was a Opening with a picturesque Gertnan propagandist As filed In The festival is sponsored by the for 845J03. The amounts asked, i^rge picture of Lieut^nant-Com- ect area the Allegan circuit court, the Time* ceremony, featuring a camp fire No work directly concerned with chamber of Commerce. for the various funds are as. fol. . , mander Robert AA. Brown, whom the Publishing Co. Its president, W. E scene with scout songs filling the nfflrlal - - - ---------- —. official functions function* of the CountV County! served gallantly In that war. the Herald claimed for Grand RapAnderman. and Jamea Green, a lo­ air. the entire program will be one lows; Health Department will be in­ tome being called upon to sacri­ 12 000 < However. Hastings has a large volved. Howaver. financial assist­ cal newspaper agent, are Included In Contingent fund every parent will enjoy and want fice their live* in that service. ’ 7 000 lnteres* ,n rine young man. Palmer Osborn One Of '50 the defense. ance will be withdrawn from Police fund to see. Judge Archie D.1 McDonald he was a very small boy The complaint was said to be based will preside al the main event and rcholarshlp program* for the vari­ Fire fund Undergraduates Selected 'Whereas, our participation in 4 5001 bolh hU pwrenta died in Grand ous professional and special groups on a story In the April 12 Issue of the wlU present the awards to those Sewer fund .... 5 500 Tlie late Philo A. Sheldon such a* physicians, dentist*, teach­ Of Interest to his many friends Detroit Times which quoted Hoff­ Scouts who have met the require­ Street fund -8 000' and ^^rs- Sheldon took young In Hasting* is the news that Palm­ man as saying: "They want to de­ ments during the past four months ers. parents, hospital trustees and Lighting fund .. played by the men and symbol<*>■> Brown into their home, as he was er Osborn, son of Mr. and Mr*. stroy us as a nation." the item add­ About 250 scout* will receive rec­ Library ...... . -_ a —f Vt—a (IK — lrkren lire ministers: also for consultant serv­ 2.500 a relative of Mn. Sheldon. He ices to schools provided oy the Uni­ Wallace Oaborn. of this city, now ed that "the comfortably-seated ognition In this ceremony. Park fund -------and. waa given a good home by the Filed Budget*. Moat 19th in his second year on a scholarship congressman has been listed by versity of Mkhlgan and Um Uni­ A candle lighting and InvesUture Total ................ MMOO JSheldons, who put him through versity b! Chicago. a| Harvard University, has been Washington authorities ax a pro- cctamoak' will be in charge Of P°n' lUPaciiools of tlii* city. When he In addition a one fifth of a-miff*. choeen one of fifty students for the Gerrnan propagandist." The Alle­ aid Holbrook of Lake Odessa: It This change in plans does nc4 later attended th* University of Grant Study in Social Adjustmenu gan newsstand owner. Mr. Green. Is expected that two new Scout will be levied for the city band. .Michigan. Mr Sheldon gare him affect commiunenu made to assist city an It Involve* the study and examina­ that amount having been voted by considerable assistance.. When he teachers and other groups that are Troop*, one sponsored by the Jr. tion of around 400 undergraduate* was claimed. In order that It might Chamber of Commerce and the the cltlxens al a special election went out on hla own he made good. to receive scholarships for course* who have shown special ability in be tried tn the Allegan Circuit other by the Presbyterian church. held some time ago. One thousand ,When he enlisted in Ute Navy he that will be completed before Sep­ Hastings, da proclaim Saturday. academic work and ar* physically court. This case will be watched also one new Cub Pack, sponsored dollars of the fire fund is to be .held a fine poslMon tn one of tember 1. 1942 or any commitments fit with much interest, for the result by the second ward P. T. A., will placed in the fire truck replace- Chicago's big banks. He has been made to the counties of the Michi­ board of supervisor*. County T The Study which bears the name may reveal that there are limits to be given official recognition at rnent fund, in which the council tn the habit of visiting each year gan Community Health Project at urer George Clouse. County Be of the man who founded it. Mr newspaper criticism of public ser- thl* time. put *1.000 last year to purchase a .Mr. and Mr*. Henry Slyridon. and Commissioner Mrs Maude Br wearing the memorial poppy in Grant, la unique in many ways and new fire truck later on. The closing ceremony will be un­ Nelson Willison of Johnstown called on other friend* while here. approved Foundation officials feel that Charles Paul of this city. was only founded in 1938. Mr. Grant The finance committee recom- His . der the direction of Winston Mer­ career in the Navy wlU be everyone tn the Michigan Com ­ mended and the council adopted fell that a atudy of perfectly nor­ rick. watched with interest by hi* many 1918." the following Increases in pay j>er Hastings friends. munity Health Project involved In elei ting Ferd Bievens a* chair­ mal. well adjusted human beings This 1* the first Court of Honor Signed. these programs will be glad to see man As only 30 taxing unit* had might result In a mass benefit to year: In the Thornapple District In about Charles H. Leonard. these funds expended for the na­ submiled t^ftr budgrt* as re­ social life. Findings might prove Chief of police, plus one Mrs Erma Gardner, secretary of tion. a help in the right approach to cer­ quired uy law. the commission could ard Groos. district chairman will 48 00 uniform ....... -I the rationing board which has Some of the service programs do nothing further. *o they ad­ tain line* of social progress In which be an outstanding event in the Day police, plus one uni ­ such os the one for tonsillectomies journed until Tuesday. May !■. he is interested. He fell there was charge of the work of sugar ration­ Ilves of the Scouts. 80 00 MUST BE 90 PER CENT WAR form ............. — it w'll not receive financial assistance when it is hoped that all the town­ a vast field In sociology aside from ing In this county, reports that ap­ Thomspple District include* all WORK USE FOR RETREADS Night police, plus one uni ­ plications for sugar were made in T>e Foundation ship* and school board* wtU have Memorial Flower* Made in the future 80 00 charitable work, economics and of Barry county and the village form •Motoring as usual” Is out for hope* that funds can be made avail­ filed their budget* with the county 72.00 things along that line that remaln- tratlon for 22,006 persons By Disabled Veteran* Ration of Lake Odessa and a large dele­ all persons who do not have plenty Day truck driver 3861 gation of Scouts, their parents and Night truck driver ....... Poppy Day will be observed in able from local sources to carry clerk. books were issued to 20.429. The of good tires. The rationing of the wish to help people to live more friends are expected to fill the 250 00 Hastings thl* year on Saturday, City engineer 1,577 who hsd an excess of sugar Capital grants for the construc­ contentedly and peacefully and be could not be given ration cards at auditorium to do honor to the boys tires and tubes must be carried out Clerk of Municipal Court ■ES May 23. when memorial popple* well in body and mind through a the time of registration, but can who will receive their rewards at strictly In accordance with orders Deputy City Clerk to be worn In honor of the World tion of new schools and hospitals from state and national headquar- Peter Huver. water works ,. 130.00 War dead will be distributed will also be discontinued for the difficult in most cases. better knowledge of how to use and get them later at the county clerk's that time. 28000 throughout the city by the Law­ duration. The necessity for this The public 1* invited. Garage foreman —............. enjoy the good things the world office. really offers. rence Bauer Unit of the American partially result* from the fact that In this city cards were Usued to many applications for retread tires .81.158.81 Legion Auxiliary ' The Auxiliary essential materials for such con­ the 15 mill limit will allow. Doctors traditionally deal with 5,850 resident*. These figures ap­ Total as were available In Barry county. patients after trouble of various proximate very closely to tire popu­ women are making extensive pre­ tracts will not be available. The There Is evidently a misunder­ sorts lias arlven but there have been lation of the city and county. The parations for the observance of modernisation program for village standing by those employed on few movements offering a "positive, large registration shows that Barry the day under the leadership of and rural schools will be continued war work about their ability to get rather than a negative attack." In county people understood thorough­ Lydia Rogen Poppy Day chairman. so long as material* now on order tire* whenever they need them. making systematic inquiries as to ly what waa necessary for them if Tile poppies, made of crepe paper are available. Elton R Eaton, editor and pub­ The approval of wheat Market­ All fund* released by these dis­ Tiic Barry County board cannot Some Officer* Will H«M how people keep well and do well. they wished to buy sugar. by disabled veterans; will be of­ lisher of The PlypKuth Mail, has ing Quota on the 1942 crop by continued programs during the announced his candidacy for the sell more tire* than the fixed gov­ approximately 80 percent of the fered on the street* by volunteer Over for 1942-43 Foundations new fiscal year startsuch a group, since only boy* who COMMITTAL SERVICES Republican nomination for U. 8. ernment quota. They cannot is­ nations wheat growers, who voted worker* from the Auxiliary Unit cooperating organizations (Contlnued on page 4. Sec. 1) have *hown general all-around senator from Michigan. Petitions sue retread* unless the applicants May 2 assures a continuation of and dll Ions, such superiority are selected for the first FOR MRS. PRYOR for him are already in circulation. use their can at least 90 percent the wheat loan program for 1942. "Poppy girl*" wlU distribute the so many met Word was received here yesterday Mr. Eaton Intended to enter the in going to and from their homes elimination group of sophomore Barry County had 163 voter*. 130 flower* in the business district the difficulty of finding an or­ student*. There are many tests to of the passing of Mr*. Winifred senate race two years ago when it on war work. Several who applied for and 30 agaliMt Marketing throughout the day. and will also ganisation that would put on th* undergo. After the testa there 1* a Pryor at St. Lawrence hospital, seemed probable that Senator Ar­ last week at/the county clerk's of­ Quota*. This means every fanner work tn the outlying shopping cen­ supper, the annual alumni banfice. when asked how muih of their Lansing, Tuesday Funeral serv ­ ters. Contributions for the wel ­ whittling down of number* and the thur Vandenberg would be nsnred car use consisted of going to and In Barry County is entitled u> a ice* will be held in Lansing today fare of the disabled veteran* and list choaen 1* submitted to a Dean to a place on the National Repub­ from their jobs In war Industrie*, basic loan rate ou. wheat of 81-20 been called off for th* year, who then studies reports, and picks Thursday, at 11:00 from a funeral lican Tcket but withdrew In favor per bu. plus his 99—cents <ACP needy families of veterans will be said they thought about half was fifty boys for the Grant Study home. Committal services will be of the Michigan senator when this payment) plus 13.5 cent* (parity asked In exchange for the flower* attached to the Michigan Traveling with the approval of aU the mem­ "Wearing the poppy U a per­ Aviation Cadet Examlng Board will bers thus tar contacted, was takwhich continue* for the rest of their held at Riverside cemetery al one possibility did not materialise. Ea­ for that purpose. They said they payment) making the total price understood that the government o'clock this afternoon. Both Mrs. ton is not an isolationist and ad­ sonal tribute to the men who gave academic period. would furnish retreads for all per- of wheat 81.434 which is parity. their live* in the country's service". be in Hastings Monday, May IB. to Last week a representative of the Pryor's sons. John and Ralph, are vocated a powerful air. navy and Thursday evening. The 1941 wheat loan rate for the interview and examine young men Study was here for' kn interview in service, one overseas. Ute other armed force long before the trend and from such work. How much county was 8104. One hundred and the Legion, said. "By having a for Aviation Cadet Training In the with Palmer's parent* to complete on the west coast. An obituary will of international events made such twenty-seven farmers used the United States Army. Lt. Wllgus will tlon and other they used them for other pur­ poppy on the coat on Poppy Day. the individual survey made for each be printed next week. wheat loan program last year, views popular. Eaton ha* been poses they did not seem io think have with him a Mobile Unit which boy. She spoke with unstinted identified with the independent mattered. But the government in­ making 23.708 bushels of wheat un­ all can show that they still re­ will be paraded through the streets banquet for this year member and honor the sacrifices praise of Palmer's rating In the list COUNTY FEDERATION TO . wing of the Republican parti1 and sists on at least 90 percent use der loan. of Hastings as a reminder that we MEET AT COATS GROVE of fifty. Loans will be made by the Com­ mafle for America during the World must gain and maintain Air 8uha* consUtently fought to curb the to travel to and from a factory War. The poppy U the flower modity Credit Corporation and power of the McKay-Bamard ma­ which bloomed on the battle fields □rove will be hoatoss to the annual SPECIAL WINDOW i opportunity to act. chine which, until recently, exer- agree to supply retread* even then. carried on locally by the County where they fell and on Poppy Day Lt Wilgus has Issued u call to all meeting of the Barry Co Federa­ cards are being sent STICKERS FOR PARENTS cUed dictatorial sway over Repub­ Thooe who need retreads must take AAA Committee. Glen Wotrlng, it blooms again over the patriotic young men of the Vicinity to con­ tion of Women s Cltb next Thurs­ chairman. members as usu< WITH SONS IN NAVY lican affaire in Michigan. their chances hearts where they are remembered. tact him or the personnel of the should respond wit Special window stickers for par­ day. May 31 at the Coats Grove Eaton has served in the stale The government advised "Wearing the poppy also gives Mobile Unit tor information regard­ ent, having son* tn the Navy are church for an all-day session. An House of Representatives and has those who must use ing service as an Aviation Cadet. now available and niay be had by interesting program h promised, long been interested In Michigan their war work to arrange to share carried out by The American Le­ He said that It. la the finest type of applying at Hie Navy Recruiting according to Ute county president. men and affairs. their car* with one another so as gion and Auxiliary for the wars training a man can receive in these Office. Post Office Building. Kal- Mrs. David French. to save wear on tire* Tils means living victims; the disabled, their limes and fits him not only for BOARD OF REVIEW amaxoo. that there must be a doubling up families and the families of Hie 9:30 with luncheon served at noun. NOTICE OF MEETING OF Dr. F. E Lowry, local dentist will dead. Every penny contributed tor aervlce for himself in the field of ex­ MEETS MONDAY Members who plan to attend are THE BOARD OF REVIEW be sworn In aa a 1st lieutenant In a poppy goes to the support of this panding commercial aviation. Notice U hereby given that the ■ asked to report to Mn. Robert the V. 8. Army Dental Corps tn work, the bulk of the money be­ Prime reason for the visit is to few days following in the city Shannon on Tuesday, without fall, Board of Review of the City of Has­ STOLE A FORD CAR so Uie Coats Grove ladles may know ting*. Michigan will meet on Mon­ Thieves broke Into Henry Davies’ Detroit on Monday. May 18 and will ing used here In Hastings tn the conduct a menial examination, first day the I8th day of May. A. D. 1943 garage on North Michigan Avenue begin active service with the army welfare activities of local Legion step in becoming a flyer. This lest the number to prepare for. will be given 7:00 Monday night at Post and Auxiliary Unit. The program includes play read­ in the Council chamber at the City Monday night and stole a 1938 Ford FORREST IIAIXOCR. Prop. the High school. Under wsr-Uma ings by Mr*. Stanley Lowe, of Bat­ Hall In said City, at nine o'clock In car Mr Davies reports that a short training a man no longer need have tle Creek, who will also tell of tntime ago someone stole the keys of signed but believe* it will be either NOTICE The Rural Leiter Carriers associa­ this car. which he had taken In a Philadelphia. Pa. or Denver. Colo He is the first Barry county dentist tion and auxiliaries of Barry and the Intelligence examination and la At this time and place any permlles northwest of Dowling, or «* her popular talks on "Character Eaton counties will hold a joint healthy, he has an opportunity for day afternoon, while' the car was to enter the armed service*. mil* east, H mile north of the Analysis Through meeting at the Methodist church In the 825,000 Aviation Cadet ScholarHandwriting' parked in front of his garage, the Doud school. He U offering some Delton, Saturday evening. May 23. rolls, and may show cause. If any second set was stolen. The robbery APPOINTED LIBRARY BOARD horses, pigs, farm tools, car. feed. will furnish music under direction exist*, why the valuation thereof occurred that night. emment to train a boy in this Mayor Leonard Friday evening appointed a* members of the li­ Ladle® society and will be followed should be changed, and the Board RUMMAGR BAL/ * ■ brary board: Arthur Haven. John by a program which will honor the RUMMAGE BALE RUMMAGE SALE clsion shall be final. Preabyterisn church. Thur*.. Fri-. W. Hewitt, bavld A. VanBusklrk adv. elsewhere In this Issue for full and Mrs. Mildred Smith. The coun­ of Augusta wlU be the speaker. particulars. Glenn Grtffeth. Secretary. Parish House -Adv. 5-14. cil gave their approval. BOYSCOUT COURT OF HONOR Rep. Hoffman Sue* The Detroit Times KELLOGG FOUNDAT’N ADJUSTS PROGRAM sra sttUE, TO WAR NEEDS CITY BUDGET CALLS FOR $45,900 TAX HASTINGS BOY WINS HONOR FERD STEVENS CHM. COUNTY TAX COM’H. Barry Co. Applications Fully 100 Per Cent POPPY DAY TO BE OBSERVED MAY 23 Eaton Announces Candidacy for U. S. Senate ALUMNI BANQUET POSTPONED Wheat Marketing Quotas Approved Air Fore* Officer To Give Examinations Here Monday Dr. F. E. Lowry To Join Army Dental Corps As 1st. Lieut. One Auction Sale �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUM DAT, MAT 14, 1M8 ' “h chaf’£.A,drt^^***” Municipal Court I a patient at Pennock hospital. now • . pattent — ..... ■__ —,__ ,Is -------.__ .____ _ ------------1_ Knllh IO 1 at her home and .. U gaining slowly. I। Lot* underway Lou of ot Vlcton Victory- gardens garden, undmr.y in Hutlngs thl* spring and. a* if in ultM1 Jud’* C°fLrlght Wednesday afternoon that be had aold the tire* The city council voted Friday night11। league with the Axis cut worms are •s**®** to purcluue a park special power - reported unusually 'numerous and' .f’rom ‘ *“ ' U” ' The Hasting* Merchant* baseball mower for use in the city. active lln8 ° Sgt Leo Robert Ourd wu home? The councU Friday evening «*- ™' Sporting News Local Newt r.| FBnnfFNTFD’S I U U U I L 11 I L B daily LOW PRICES J Arc the fir$t aid treatment prescribed for budget* that have been bruised by the rising cost of living. 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M«rchantl Niti* B«Otl G. R. Team 16-5 team ot Grand Rapids 18-5. ThU Sunday Ute Merchants play Cale­ I dealer as restitution for his per-'1 K. Ourd. ferrod to the proper committee for formance. donia here. The players, according to Manager Russell Rose. wish to James P. Dibble, son of Mr. and investigation. Mrs James E. Dibble, of Hastings. I The Hasting* Mfg. Co. petiUotied Hugo White of Freeport, whose thank the merchant* at Hastings R. R l. Is taking aviation training at the council to have East Thom attempt to elude Undersheriff Dos­ for various donation* which help a western air staUon. .rtreet. from North Hanover to North ter by recklessly driving through the make the team possible. . Mr*. C. 8. McIntyre. Sr.. 1* moving BMt .ttfret. cto*ed for the duration streets of thl* city was mentioned this ueek from the Green street resl- of the *»r- This petition was granl- last week, faced Judge Cortright in CHARLTON PARK Prospects for a good baseball dencc which *he has sold to Donald cdMunicipal court on Wednesday. He D. Smith, qt Detroit, to the Wtni-1 admitted that he waa guilty of reck­ team at the park this yrtir have ‘ fred Johnston home on W. court DEATH OF JAMES less driving when arraigned. He very much Increased since last Sunday. Some good new talent gt, |E. ENDSLEY the county jail, pay a fine of $40 have expressed their desire to play Leatriee Dunning of Delton has E ®n.<W5 ,r“m ,W l«n rkctrd hurnruu ot ihr Horn,. -u miured Thu™l.y tut iuia cwt* <11 ss.w. or serve air au- i *lth toor.mlr, rlu. U Wr.Un> Michl- ■“ - "" ‘ ““ dltional thirty days. The Judge alio' Would like to have a good turn out Mm . „m r.pnm.c.d lor HU <” P™c'Kc gan College, an organization ot the He was taken to Pennock, hospital |.r. ...--------------which -------------------------------^iThe first game will be scheduled had endangered women enrolled In the Home Eco- but never regained consciousness rrcklcxxneu wmui one week from Sunday. May 24. and died Tuesday morning. He other lives a* well as his own. ! nomlex curriculum of the college. was a lifelong resident of Hastings' -----------‘ Judge Archie D. McDonald held township, and a highly respected! Junior Bu Burghduff, who live# near SAXONS WIN SECOND ■ court last week in Pontiac, the coun­ cltixen. was brought into LEAGUE GAME FRIDAY He is survived by hisMiddleville, ty seat of Holly where lie spent his widow; two *6ns Arley of this city *»■■■'•-< Municipal —> court on Saturday, charg­ - The Hastings Saxon* won their ! youth, all of t^hich must have been and George of Pontiac; u daugh­ ed with reckless driving. He ad­ second league game when they de­ a gratifying ..satisfaction, to return ter. Mrs. Thelma Olmstead of Flint; mitted the offense and Judge Cort- feated Greenville 7-1. Friday at the 1 to one* old home as.a circuit Judge. u xk-pdaughter. Mrs. Esther Hotch­ nghl gave him two day* tn jail. fairgrounds. Pierce allowed Ute visi­ kiss of Detroit; itlio by two sis­ $10 fine, M80 easts, and put him tors three hila in chalkhut up his ■ On Monday Pfc Louis Ml*kr who ters Mrs. Mery Crakes of Freeport on probation for elx months, dur­ third win of the season. is now In foreign service called and Mrs. Lillian Morris of Grove ing which time he Is to pay $100 Fur Ave innings the game wa- a hl* pa rents as a ^Mother's Day City. Pi-nn., anil by fourteen grand­ per month a* probation fee. He Ditchers' duel between Foster and greeting. The call came through children. The funeral will be held is one of the tw-p young men men­ Pierce with the Baxons holding a ' early in the morning and both at hl* late home tomorrow. Friday tioned in the Banner last week who 2-1 lead. In the last of U>e sixth. J p.-irtli-B said they could hear each at 2 o'clock p. m. The burial will tried- to break the speed record Hosting* put across 5 run* to sew up I other very clearly. be. In Jfulle: Cemetery in Carlton. by attempting to avoid arrest by the game. Pierce opened the Inning ' Bob Scrimgei1. formerly an-engine with a single. Endsley walked mov­ Tlie Lady Next Door says she|। Undcrxheriff Doster. j mechanic nt Hustings Mfg. Co. has ing Pierce to second. Lane then enlisted in the United States Navy doubt* if there is a service more POLICE REPORT scored Pierce wtlli n single moving I and is now serving at a. western .usUi- MUI >° "™ n.ilon.1 deletue ttun Mkw chw HW7 Thom^n re­ Ma-j that by'the ported department for the an error. Endsley scoring and "put­ ' tlon. He seemed an Aviation A. -— being --—. rendered ■—--- -—— ------ ronra lurfor nuhis arpui 'chinUts Mate Rating.. Third Class, ji man who guide* todi rn(Ung ,. ting Lane on third. Hill doubled, guides the children acrou across 1>rr1o< rndlnjr May . 8 „ as 1UMUW follows: • Hl* home address is 324 Howard St.,' “ busy thoroughfare on their way q|)c arrest for drunk and disorderly scoring Lane and Gaskill. Hill later LOS A Um ItOS. Cat . to and from school. I with i with Hn. Ane and and M«U coats nf of ISSSO$5450; nna one scored on a Beider’s choice. i arrest for D. M. L . with Ane and> Hill led the Saxon attack wlUt two coat* of $54.50: one arrest for dis- single* and a double while Hubbs I posing of mortgaged property. The; with two singles wa* the batting star department served eleven court,for Greenville, summons: received and investigated. Total* twenty miscellaneous complaints; is- ’ n~-nViiiF ....a . Wl, IlFV.t.sued twenty-six Iftraffic tickets; MOV. gave Ave ticket* for speeding; three tick­ Battery—Greenville, Foster: Snlaets tor falling to stop al atop signs; ! din, Hastings. Pierce; CrutU-ndrn. issued fifty-one operators licences and twenty-seven bicycle licenses. SAXONS LOHE TRACK The night jxillcc reported Ave busi­ MEET TO ALEEGAN ness places found unlocked. Allegan’s invasion of Hasting* Monday. May 11. resulted hi a track OBITUARY » Otto Natzel. son of Julius and] victory and a tennis loss for tire 'iOrange and Black. laulsr Natzel was born October 13. <| Hie inc OMO|l „ team WOT1 Saxon ienn terinl* won ,4 1883 and died May 6 aged M P*"-',ingle* and the number one doubles 8 mo* 23 day*, at his home in bul lhe nuniber two Hop. MUM «tur u> Uln~ Mlppphln. coM*n. L.ub.mh, ftym O,1JT * —< “M and Tink.r w.r, the ilntlra ■InnerOn December S. IMO he eu unitthp wtler.r-B.ul. team won. HUI ed in marrlaa, u, Edith BhulU U> „a Joluuon kwt to, HaaUuia whomon. «m waa bom who d»d In u, t„rt the Allnan bora won s« Inlane,. Illa wife preeeded him in „ M (n,h „„ death on Mareh 20. 1030 । turd ot HaaUngi and Hkhola ot AlSurvlelni la a niece. Mn Jeade Sandora who had alwara made her. winnen Included ouenant. A. home with Idem, alm yreral other hl,h w„„„. lt ,M niece, and nephew, and ae.er.1 dhd«ah. 1040. and low hurdl... Uni comma and a boat ot Irlend., nan.n,,. <S4. Beudle. nF COUKSK HAT * ! 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Do I look like a1 The annual track and Aeld meet trout?” ' .of the West Central League at finstings Saturday resulted In a victory for Belding with 57 points. Hasting* and Greenville tied for second place with 38’i points. Hastings fresh­ men won a dual meet with GreenNew records were set by Stan Kersje* in the mile with a time of 4:458 and by his brotlver Junior Kersjra in Ute high Juipp with 5 feet 8*4 inches. Hastings winners were Captain Wagner in the 100 yard dash anti 200 yard low hurdles. Lord in the pole vault, and the relay team com­ posed of Scott, Kelly. Tompkins mid Wagner. Otltcr Saxon point winners were Larkin, fourth in high hurdle*: Kenyon, second and Keeler fourth in mile: Kelly, second in 440; Town­ send. third in 220; Lord, second in half mile; Myers. tie for fourUt In pole vault; and Banaah. second in high jump. OUier whiners were Kem. Belding, high hurdles: Russell. Greenville. 230: Price. Belding, half mile; and Weber. Greenville, shoe and broad Jtunp. QUIAIBY We had a very large attendance at church and Bunday school on Mother's Day. The collection for church was $32.58 and $7 for Sun­ day school. Several now families have moved into our neighborhood and we wish to welcome them to our comrnunPerry and family "l Quimby. Mr. 'and Mrs. George Johnson and fam­ . Ily on the Kellar farm and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bunka of Chicago, who have purciuued tlie Bv Ed­ mond's farm vacated by Ted Mix some time ago. Mr. and Mr*. Hnrol<| Doxey have moved to Hasting*. The house here was immediately occupied by the Kenneth Reynolds family. Mr. and Mr*. Lee Hansbarger have moved away. A potluck supper on Thursday night will climax this but week of school. Also the children are -- -— ... lt,V Roller Rink Friday ultenioiai of On May 7 Charlie Scott celebrated hl* 73rd birthday. .A potted ptent was given the old­ est mother attending Mother's Day *ervlc« at the ehurch. ft wai giv­ en to Mrs. Cruso, mother nt Mr*. Real pork chops appeared on a table in a recent movie Even a Hollywood budget cah t afford lamb �THI B^STTNCl BANffl, TWyAtMt. KAT U. 1H1 I Shults district, and visited friends Mid June of Battle Creek, with HorHENDERSHOTT Jennle Reynold* has returned Mothers Day was fittingly ob­ and relaUvea in Kalamazoo In the urday night and Mother * Day with served by our Sunday ichool. The■ afternoon. their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norine Birdsall of Hastings waa Garrison. Mr. and Mr*. Lee Reynolds enfectlve. • Each adult was given a1 the overnight guest on Thursday of Nine Hendershott women were In'; tertained K_.., with a parly Sunday In j Clark. _ bouquet to wear In honor of their,; Joyce ^m,-. Hastings lost Tuesday for Achieve- honor of Jennie Reynolds' birthday. mother, either living or those gone. I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Staley and baby ment day. i I Twenty four were present and a, ; “Good Buys In Food” Major Our Sunday school attendance is! Janet, with Mrs. Leon Staley of I AND • Mr. and Mr*. Jack Sullivan Rjid “----------- .---------------I Project For 1942-43 Kill low on account of mumps andp”------------------- T-c *“— ■* — ------- “*.IMri. Mary Schwucho called In Lea- o ,— Mr and Mrs Charles Kahler. CUf­ Albm BHHN Bund., <unu .nd u. a,„, Bl. ford Kahler and two boys attended' ! I Four hundred fifty-two local lend- whooping cough. Sunday callers on Mrs Francis num .m Mn on uh, :™, u„ Khwueho .nnmaI the birthday party at . the Lee Rey­ iers, group members and fritmda re­ Hendershott were her son Mcl and lh. Omon UUJ*'. Blflnrd D.- wlth ni> Herd Hmlly nnr nolds* at Doster Bunday. Ten HuUn(, imuio Ul« ii.inuim u, ' .reomplUhrooU Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dlmond, I araia t ijk |... icn nuAiui** ------- ~ oi " U» . •! family. wnn uieni -v., r(or o- a vVi*lt family, num from Kalamaxoo. With them , Mott. «•». Dorr Kahler of Woodland, his . . .. . . .Last. ... a___ . 'll Rarrv nnuntv Itnmn Wrlj-ndlzin Grand Rapids Barry Home W<M llM .lr ^dler and The — W. 8. 8. will - C- --­ meet Thun- mother and Ruth Scudder, called on Op.n Dolly 10:00 A. M. to 11 :)0 T. M. l>do«H uu Wednesday wcunenaay to:*? w ' County — •••' -Extension --------- ; , .:wa» their soldier son ?on from from New:Mr. New Mr. and Mrs C. J. Lahr. Mr. and, AtK-nii tlie th* <int In me the ■ncun**. afternoon _ group* — at *-their seventeenth v b City r-ii» and nn<! hl* htu lady lariv friend fH-nri from fmmlM — John Havens and wI-. __ .... he ■Mr*. Mr. and Mr*.!; spend day. Iu — -------r;...........annual I York ' day. May 21 for dinner at the home1 friends here Sunday. Kenneth|; !5hle' f ,ne"1. d *d* ,nd they were gueala of Mn. Kenneth d“/y pn^ran\_ "'“i II Jackson Jackson.- Her «» son CJ viyae ana Um tam-- Lloyd Storer all ot Hastings. ,of Mrs Harold Slocum. Tlie hostMr. and Ma. Iva McClarren of Mosher. a former resident of. Has-! Bt »>« Oenlra,|Uyof lUstlngs called in the afterGroceries, ice crwoi Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Hendershott ex* , requested that they come for •jToledo, Ohio arrived last week for tinga. Pedro was played and prtres School in Hostings u noen. w.„ spent Mother** Day in Hastings dinner instead of supper as is the j their summer stay at their cottage, DovoroftM. were won by Mn. Arthur Bennett. Mn. B. D Niles of Lansing spoke. Mraand Mrs. Leo Hendershott and with their daughter, Mrs. Leilie custom In May. Remember ail meals ( The Vreelands of Detroit came Jr... Mrs. Junior McMillan and Mra.ijn 'The Art of Uvlng” and MLss1 ’ ’ aunday dl ’ |inrr Trilh her Lockwood. are pot luck for the duration of the । Sunday to make their garden, Lidina DcVault. Mrs. Sam Bono Miriam Eads, specialist In nutrition., M„ DaUy Tompson in the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parma lee war. Members may bring their rel--------- „ w __________ was a guest and the othen from' gave a reixirt. GIam Creek group stives or friends ss guest*. jn Massachusetts a tire thief made Hastings were: Mrs. Lloyd Ander-j had a skit and the music wm fur148 E. State St.. Hasting*, Midi. '• • ’ Ute mistake of thumbing a ride son. Mrs. Glenn Klhler. Mrs. Rua-jnished by Woodland and Hastings’ That much talked of Pan-Amerl- from two policemen and in Texas sell Zerbel. Mn. Royal Hayes. Mrs.;school*. / can Highway will be 11400 miles two hitchhiking runaway boys asked Duane Miller. Mrs. Ted Ziegler and The summary report showed that long when completed and will con- a truant officer for a lift. The way! .... . Mrs. Ellis Kelley. 548 womejvhad been enrolled in the < . • • I Modern-Meal project. Seventy-three nect 18 countries. of the transgressor is full of bumps 'The presence of Lieut. Com.'Idcal leaden, instructed by Mis* Ktnllh S. McIntyre In the city- on a . Eads, had prerented tlie tour projweek's fiiriQMgh from PepMcola no-, ecl lesson* to their local groups with val station, Florida. lo enablc him to a total attendance at these group close his home and attend to busl- meetings of 21M. The members ness maltera wa* the occasion of helped 1350 outside of their groups several pleasant and informal social making a total of 1907. receiving affairs honoring him and Mrs. Me- some information about meal plan-: Intyrc. who. with their daughter, ning. Janet Kay. left Sunday for Pcnsa-: Three hundred fifteen families are cola. Among the dinners given were using more whole-grain cereals and Relax and Play in Smart and Comfort Thl* Summer! a pot luck Thursday night for twelve j 405 families use enriched flour and at the Einar Frnndscn home and a bread. More green and yellow vege- i dinner for which covers were laid tables are being used to protect the! for eight, given by Mr. and Mrs. I diet of 333 families and 479 famGordon Ironside al their W. Green, illea are Increasing the use of milk St. home. and cheese as a result of the itudv. [ • • • j The women commented that, Mrs. Cha*. Polta entertained with I through thl* meal project Uiey are! Trim as a sailboat, these smart slacks will be your constant a bridge dinner Thursday night at, better able to understand the In-! A blithe costume for companions this summer! her home on 8. Park St., eight guests. formation about food which they Blub spun rayon, jacket type being present. High scores were!obtain from the radio and maga-’ Smartly tailored ray­ shirt Bright colors made by Mrs R. E. Wuit and Mrs.; lines and they plan U> continue the, HEADQUARTERS FOR on faille . . . jacket Edward Van Popering. study another year. type shut with trim Freshly Styled! • • • • I Tlie outline of the 1912-43 major। Monday night. Miss Bonnie i project presented by Mary. E. Bullis.! SLACK SUITS for Girls! eu Zipper cloning Biandstettcr was hostess at a very home extcnsldn agent, wa* Good ACHIEVEMENT DAY DRAWS BIG CROWD SOCIAL EVENTS FRIDAY AND SA 1c SA CLUB NEWS Ice Cream Sandwich 5c, ucond Ice Cream25c qt., $1.00 I CITY FOOD AND BEVERAGE | 0002020201025353230001534800100201530002 WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLU NEW FUN-LOVING SLACK SUITS 2 29 349 Time for Cool Heads! pleasant party at Avalon resort. Oun; Buys in Food. U»e of Substitute, i lake, with cover* laid for six. the Planning Economical Meal* until occasion being her 10th birthday. I Filling the Pantry Shelves. In ad• • • fdltlon Miss Bullis gave demonstra-i Saturday night was the occasion • tlons during the summer on foodj of a very pleasant social evening at preservation. the home of Judge and Mrs Archie New council members who were ] McDonald on W. Walnut St., twelye! elected in district meeting*, were gurste being present to honor tlie presented by Mr*. Lion Dunning, natal days of the hostess and Kim County Chairman os follows: Mrs Sigler. I Welby Crockford. Woodland: Mrs. - - ! Harry Stimson. Middleville; Mr.< board I-ewls Otis. Dowling; Mrs. Madeline Tlie Pennock Hospital it the Norman. Delton. monthly meeting was held nt home of Mrs. Harry Hayes Monday afternoon and listened to Interesting report* from the members who at­ tended tlie recent meeting in Chi­ cago. Twenty South American dejeMiss Jean Brower and Mm. Ger­ gates to the eighth Pan-American . trude Isham were hostesses ut a Child Health Congress recently! kitchen shower In honor of Miss held UCK1 in Washington wwHumaw visited mi in Barry I, Margret Burnett Friday evening nt I and Allegan counties of the Michl-1 the former’s home, with nine guests j Kan Community *•«*>»>*• Health Project present. Tulips, iioneysuckle. and! area this week. , Dr. M. R. Ktndr j dogwood blossoms were used as dec­ Field Director of the W. K. Kel­ orations. Contract was played with logg Foundation, was In charge of Mrs. Wm. Stebbins having high arrangements. score. On Tuesday they liad lunch with the physicians of Barry county end Mrs. William Stebbins entertain­ visited tin! Barry county Health ed with 11 buffet supper nt Iter Department office .a* well ns Pen home Sunday evening after the nock Hospital and other points of wedding rehearsal of Miss Mar­ Interest In the county. These dele­ gret Barnett and Clayton Matson gates arc physicians in South Am­ at tlie Methodist. church. Sixteen erican countries. On Wednesday they Visited the guests were present. While flowFoundation camps and the Stale era furnished the decorations. Health Department, having a con­ Rev. and Mrs. Babbitt entertained ference with the State Health Com­ the Banner Class of the Methodist missioner and his staff and vis­ church at their home \ln Grand iting the State Health Department Rapids on Tuesday evening with laboratories. a pot luck dinner. Thu was the May meeting and Miss Shumaker. FREEPORT Dcaconc«s of the Community House Chalmcr Miller and family now for Children In Grand Rapkjs reside on the Ray Newton farm, which is supported by the W. S. Harmon Miller and family having C. S.. was the speaker. moved to the Oreenow farm near Clarksville. FAIR LAKE Word from Mrs. Wm. Hutchens, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vncarro and children ot Battle Creek. Mm. Fred who is visiting in Flint, stales that Frye. Mrs. Oco. Winters. Mrs. Min­ she has been on a trip to Texas with nie Underhill, all of Bedford. Clair friends and expects to return to Iter Richards and mother visited Mrs. home here soon. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Richardson Lottie CoIUMer who is still 111 Burjand family a! Vermontville and day. Tlie Kinsley Ladles Aid will hold ollw’ Cohoon of Saranac were Suntheir regular meeting at the Comdbuier guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester gave munlty House. May 30 for supper in’Arthur .Richardson. charge are Mrs Lawrence Hughes. *his u* mother a lovely ’reading lamp as Mrs. Flossie Morford. Mrs. Vlnnle a Mother’s Day gift. Mr. and Mrs. Art Ingersoll of Durkee. Grand Rapids and Mrs. Jessie Wife (inspecting new home): "How (Hughes) Curtiss of Clarksville were many closets are there, dear?" Sunday callers at the Arthur Rich­ Husband: "I’ve counted five." ardson home. "That isn’t enough. You’ll want one for your things, won’t you?" —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— High-Style Suits at Budget-Right Prices A New Collection of Solar Straws! 1.29 In-or-out style shirt with but­ ton closing slack. Cool fabrics South American Delegates Visit Here Summer Styles DRESSES 4.98 Rayon crepes, spun rayons and novelty and sports Light ootora. HATS Ballerina Flared Skirts 2 98 stylee In Slenderizing Stripe* Figure - flatter knit of half col­ on — half wool! ny white over­ striped pattern to make you look so Him! Sixes 34-4g. 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Ji? ln K*J- Sunday with relatives In lensing A QURRTION I The sensational headlines In some “masoo at the home of Willard Don't forget the P. T. A next as jOf the dally papers at first com- "TbU editorial is not meant Un MarinH. n.. Thursday night. May be the last C«ntr Tr...ur.< chmh-o( HMUAA. .. ’u» urn. ------------ H.. Dr.ft t 'munitlro tn which are located th. ^titia. ot u, th. u.c runcitcan • defense of Hoffman's isolationengagement with the __________ 7*. Mar>or1e Calms spent one one thia year. ^Mr^wm*^ “ ** “ • Crort I Rz *fr Bnd N,U Pictor »““*! the ‘groat Battle of Jutland tn World . ------- , ~~ .1' Red Cross for the training of teachKra- Will Palma called on her [Malcolm family Bunday. f•*.—fi•«•«i wv.nge uiouac 1 war 1 and concluded that this — aIter the circuit was formed, for programs relating to me ar (n homc nurJng Additional County Treasurer George Clouac He DattQt th*member now of the * *effort “* “ example, the govern- Itrogroin^are being considered for, certainly dool now." imlgM be the showdown between a ^R^oJ te »a after retired For Thia phrase, quoted from a renaval forces h* r^—’ -‘ e»t Banner editorial entitled . American and Japanese ------------— 828 920 99 tn to be distributed among Michigan Conference and lives at! ment needs the servtees of docton "Hoffman Under Fire", has caused ■ ■ ' the school districts of the county. Pioneer. Ohio He was 93 years old .nd - .■ .. »«tnpa that relate directly M .l.ro bTOro. Thl, u Ult n„., M.y . rod rol.brou" "d >'» »« -UroW n.dm u, ‘J"? payment for Uie fiscal year ending railing on the old homestead where' Itelptag to provide ---------------- ---- * -----------Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 H— Kdtau.. bdUUonu. rkw. or . "J" “ A""*“ June 30 to aid the school' of Barry , hr will lire his early life over again' count). Inimrat cases the monev for a few years. He will enter the ,U a,b e ' UC A UCaierS Z_. which had received mostly dis­ SATURDAY ONLY. MAY 16 2?“?** A”1*’? lhat t couraging news from the battle la direct state aid for the schools, nearby cemetery and wUl Unger the markers streamlined schedules eUm-1 Tern Keene in Office. among the markers of of the the loved loved one* one* ‘he‘W [fronts over a period of weeks, this [ and Is designated below aa "8. A." among vacations arid' holidays "dur- "Wartem Trail­ Where the cash Is to pay tulUon. it and old-time neighbors and friends 1 inate “ , U designated *Tul ~ The amounts ap' Among these th^re'T's^'monumem ing which some students have been with Jean Trent that this phrase would be interpret- ' ,,F Ironi zbcUl8 *nother. •£“'"">’■‘1 ,o earning part of their The popular western star with the I | portioned to the various districts are for Dr. Russel H. Breads Bread? and wife ed as anything but a comment on ’ . . .,, ,, a <. . I ‘•■ring of a modem Robin Hood runs . whlch ? hU which waa was placrd placed thrre there b by his rhll-' chll-' Horton. MUMU w™. w. ,r‘ "“»'">«> — “rmw: ASSYRIA—Assyria Center dLMrlct. dren and by many friends from «ev- Tlie decision to curtail certain the gauntlet of the outlaw nine did .Xd Mrrr will, him <m IM. J**™'' “* >"«• programs in the Mk|ylmn Mktofcun ComCorn­ match their gunfire with his own qimlS Mix IV.,1 >Urtor Ch«h.md7 t>. A. .MH; munity Health Project • . . "U 0Wn iest afen nten resulted resulted in a raving <>f 8873.010 which was "I "’as Framed" we don't now ' •carners guarded by a few light and Lincoln. 8 A . 849 72 appropriated to the war program. ‘Lsning Julie Bishop. SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 17 and 18 xi_ ;*>«“? cruisers and a screen of deBALTIMORE — Dowling district. Another SIMIDOO was appropriated Michael Ames ilroKn .nd ,.mbo.u .u lour- '»• *■>"!»: Mrilmr 8. A. .IMTr; Frank Morgan. Kathryn Graysen in by the Board of TrttstcM making Relating the efforts of n strafchtlldthnan. In common .Uh met or cmhlndUon or AlU.d sJ,’o"'b‘r 8 A. >1X«: Hrndrr. tiie total war budget Jl.Dd3.000 and booting reported and his city ediU» ocher mmuonnu tn «m«r«.. ■/“*', ' "hot 8. A. HIM; «M1 SAM the Foundation's total budget for tor nd their state ot a corrunt U ^«n, mmrlkn. rdimoil U> rh. “ ™ *l»»~,Dnrtm. 8 A. K3.l>: B.n.r the year MJJ25.770. Other recent political mob. «™pi a mirier. ..r w, heli*** tOn* W“ probably similar to me . Mills. 8. A.. 84020 uZThThaTbren Ser^d to "’** WhlCh we h“e ,or hlt’ ' BARRY “ Del'on-Kellogg school’ contributions made by Che Board • • • Trustees to asaLst in th- na- “Mo^er In IF- Bi- Hottie" TUIS. WED.. THUMS.. FRI., MAY 19. 20. 21. 22 that he has been subjected to and-run raids against enemy out-1 autKe’. TuL, 8807.72. 8. A.. 83.732 08. His 15 Holsteins Make A of tlonal war effort are a* follows ‘tarring Van Johnson. low down verbal assaults which nn«ninn« , total. 84.81980 Abbalt A CaeleUe and AB Star Cast In Wonderful Record I 8100,000 to the American Red . ajr# K«nf«*»n were without justification. ' I CARLTON—Fnend district. 8. A..i my*tery film Involving! on dommru tar. HMrm.n .., ’ A_. «M«. I, IJoyd A Gaskill, whose farm U Cross to assist in providing read-' A --------------- --------------- «•.•’•JjSlt.f ^aM., a. Ing materials tor all the base kntt u’t‘ ‘"’b'tt'T of a man wty> is doomed I lias been rtaht about a lol of thlnas J,p*nwe ,<MM* ‘Uggrsta that CA8TLSTON - Nashville district e»*t Dowling, ha* acquired a post hospitals tn this country and to ”«utlon In the rtectric chair, . a ,hU force m*>’ *“ve taicn run- I TUI. 81058 02 ; 8. A.. 82293 59. total. Wldr teputaRon for his herd of 15 __ „ • • . and haa hyl the courage to stand interference for attempted «449 61; Lak,> V1*w. 8 A . S63 40. r^Utered Holstein cows During the in the Army outpcnt.<> nlng interference for , ... 3 1MJXM to Uie war budget of m up in the face of a generally hoe- . ..--------------------------------------------------.। Martin a . tun o A . laxt .• the Martin. r 8 A 859 82; Shores. 8 l“'‘ test t*»‘ xvar K»r thi. thl* n..wt herd produced American Red Crowl. te^WrangteFa Roost" landings on certain islanda guard(enough milk to provide fifty families 3 wo«jo .to o th - NunlIl „ Cn,,,. tile congrru and expound nu Ing the approaches to Australia.! The Rangebusters try to clean up I the Nursing CounHASTINGS Cm- School district.1 *»»• r‘^r <iu«rt' “ <b«v for U>e mllre ell3.on 130.000 NatlmMl Defeatedm to a*»ut m ,nd Z11*0'" both HotHngs, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 The herd average was 404 th., & JS-m erenao j It may have been tlie enemy's tn-’ tul. 85.930 00, 8. A . 81393 12, total procurement and ‘rJ"lrntU aiu> enemies to be des-। ! •rats.________ ».«i : tention to establish air FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 15 and 16 VICHY FRANCE nurse:; (or Is the r,,n„LL «».. advance H)Ung rec- av.w relcrtive service oforganization for , ..r and Blui ; HASTINGS TOWNSHIP-Fisher . i Rm ofmmilk |"*rschedule. cow. on aFancy two time* forces.recruitment Insomuch as there noarmed ur h ^urt of Madagascar which be c-scn-In dutrict s. A. 86953; 8 27. A • time*are obtained byschedule having a four- volunteer nunra. itorgwibteUon is CMMUlalhaiMte that these wme r^ui hlaulnr ofsea thebases U. “*» °r al would kail invaluable a large, [846.14; star.Oregon'. 8 A.855 daily milking With the official blewIng asaaull against Australia, It- Center. S. A, $67.70; Quimby, b A The butter fat average of Mr. Gas-. problems until the fetters! govern-. 18115.79; McCau'UU u“€,*c‘, o . 5----- I 8. A. (and possibly acUrs parti. 851.9«. ?ld .ln _thc r*con, „ . I kllf* cows Is more than twice as' ment Is organized to take cue^ot ( -——mi Uic ovum, vnut Mi*v piondell cast as Jenny Blake.1 ,» ““ j* "J’d. n.^ ' - ------- —. ..... pjQ ■ ss? ................. '•» ss: ’ “ ** • ” * ™ss ward will consider Vichy Prance in Sca Battle may have upset the row* ttonai D lente 1T t7te"™‘lnHI ‘a". |irlftreM wlM> Kama to be -quality". । a nalUtic light. Japanese schedule to such an ex­ WOOD SCHOOL NEWS Any lingering hope that the tent that valuable time will be w----- jiiivn* 10 uu mis JOO. .. I SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 17 and 18 abundance of dairy product", for the pathetic govemmmt of Marshal gained for getting through much4 8250.000 to Mehany Medical o..." and Mr-’ C,*r^ Bassett were United States and all its aUle*. • College in Nashville. Tennessee. 8^nda)r «u«l* of Mr. and Mrs1 SperUl Retam Engagement at Popular Price* Henri Petain could maintain even'needed reinforcements to Australia. Th» highest producer of tlie fif ­ which 1» one of the outstanding u Cyfr * 01 Prrr l*>rt a semblance of neutrality was disBut upsetting a time schedule Is teen was Hopegood Sue Cherry, a schools for the training of colored „ *2® How“rt Main family apent Tbs Tschnieslor Masterpiece pelted by the appointment of Pierre' something enUrely different from Junior four-year-old. that produced physicians, dentists, nnd nurses ®un‘Jar Mrs Main's sister and Laval arch-enemy of England and destruction of otTeiuhe power. 5774 lbs. of butter fat from 12.98. ITiis grant will irmill Mehany to fa,,‘,1> “I Woodland. ilbs. of milk. leading advocate of collaboration; Even assuming Chat Allied claims I train additional physicians. denUstv , *7.r, an,J1 **n c,r>'* Bowman and physictans. denUstv ---------------..... o 1 The testing of Mr. Gaskills herd Bargain Matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:H with Hitler. Lavwl. who is any- of damage done are minimum and J JOHNSTOWN—King district. S. nurses for the of Geo. I and Bwiaca tui the uie arm?d armro force*, forces, as aa j., 7^,Ue ------®- al “ w homes u * vieo Note: Only enough admissions at the bargain price will be oold nL , „ *n<1 Mr’ in “nd " Mrs Roger thing but a fool, knows that If that many ships listed os damaged A.. ggg.45; Monroe. 8 A . 847.90 waa ’“jpervisrd by the Holstein- well providing continued education D^TunX"* to tin The theatre for the first showing. ,A-W027; Bristol. S A. America. for physicians, dentist*, nnd nurses I*vU 8un«tav The Friendly Neighbors club met! . ■ , . , ... ... * wui.ci, o. «. am.ia. our- ------ ¥cr. now tn civilian practice «?nA' >n ,n „cooperation cooP*raUo" with *i'h ’tlxthe have been playing the Nazi game unite not mentioned were dam- roughs. 6. A. 898 63 ."»«»<. 5. |5.ooo to the 8reinc Eye at Thursday ---------- ' at - the —«• home mof Marjorie Marjorie1 TUES.. WED. and THURS., May 19. 20 and 21 will never be able to survive the “grd. tfie fact remains that no seriMAPLE GROVE—Quailtrap dLs-'Mlc ,**•" Stata College. Apprnxl- Morrbtown. New Jcracy. to expand Cairns Ca,rn' and “n<1 nearly finished Hie the quilt quilt ! Joan Biondell. John Wayne. Ray Middleton In wrath of a regenerated France— ous blow to Japanese naval power <r,cL 8 A - 876.13; Mayo. 8. A . n,al* ■y. .......... ............. registered Holsteins their frouKinm program to m»r take l*|T ca^ O| of ....... new top. top' Light refreshment* were w*r* serv- I _ .... . num" in* ..ror.. ,rol Urol u bilrorol, Mltata. <** A*»M.urod. ‘ , 810668; ~~ bri”' tested .. .......................... .... ........ ... ............ 890.73: Moore. 8 A Dun- “re being under the■ a&Mrta-. .................... need" arising from the war Kldtter Mt m**Un< *U1 *Uh A,U ham. 8. A., 813388, Branch. S A., herd irnprotment regbtry 6. 85.ooo to the Boys dubs o' to Laval. ) As a matter of fact, the total 857 44 , Plan. America to aid them in carrying However, even before Laval's re- : damage done to Japanese warcraft ORANGEVILLE—Orangeville Vil- sfWV~awt Ps>»‘»‘. I*.-----------01,1 Victory Program . rV. *” , . 7 ,25 00° tn Harvard Medientry Into power. Vichy France was was probably greater during the lage district. 8. A, 8248.75. Blake. ‘ I 'ntertaining g cal K hoc, (or ,hp Harvard-Amennot neutral toward her former al- , Battle of Macasar Straights—yet 8. A.. 860 44 RUTLAND—Algonquin Lake dis.J** k,tchen l“st night. I mn Rrd Cross Hospital Unit now Hm.’ >lhe Japanese came through. trice 8. A.. 887.48; Chidester. 8. A. -N‘*“5,.“, . ' “> EngUnd Vichy France, for example, has' The allied nations lost almost [ 866 37; Tanner. 8 A . 894 97. Oti J <riii am. buL you were 8 8113000 to the University of A. »601.45: lng th df*wUW room" Michigan School of Dentistry to refuted to make concessions to as many warships durmg the battle 8. A.. 846.43; Edger. -8. „ w. Great Britain in regard to Mada- ot Java and yet they had sufficient 'Good Will. 8. A. 8il!34; Ycckley, 853 93 gascar or to the U. S A. tn regard punch left to repulse this Japanese '8. 8 A -. 843.93. to Marttneque Bigllsh blood was blow with heavy losses. j THCItNAPPLE-niomappl. Kc,‘ logg district. 60; s . shed before Madagascar wm made i Japan will undoubtedly be able I-------------- C.'. TUL. 8238 “l60; A8432253. total. 84350.9J secure . and American blood will to take many such losses as those WOODLAND-Woodland Oonsollprobably be shed before the Mar- [administered during the Coral Sea dated school district. TUI. 859656 tineque incident Is settled. Yet. Bigagentent without having her 8. A.. 83515 04. total 83.21150. YANKEE SPRINGS—Gates dis­ in French Indo-China France gave naval offensive power seriously im­ trict. 8. A.. 8118.48; Yankee Springs way to Japan without struggle or [ paired, district. 8. A. 8102.42. protest and permitted the NipAs a matter of fact, Japan, herponese to establish baaes, which self, has' probably gained Infor- U. tL NAVY LOWERS AGE later paved the way for successful mation from the Coral Sea Battle LIMITS FOR AVIATION CADETS The U. 8. Navy has changed lu invasion of Malay and Burma [concerning the strength and dlarequirements for Naval Aviatirui To her------former friends and alites, position of Allied forces— which will to permit qualified men whn ---------------------------------------------------------Cadets Vichy Prance would not concede be invaluable In planning a new1 h*tth school braduates from 18 an inch; to Japan, a partner of [attack. Doubtless tRc next attack lo 2I..to enlut ,or Htaht training. U» Axu pen. which Uirohcd when-11 romro will be brolch b. SSI™, othcro' AIW IUIIIVI1 V9WIS ., Many reildenU of the com- ... . - urmf com of a dental education to stu­ had X•»r — asssft!*-*7 .. CTCAIMD TtiEATGF “ crrd‘‘*d The Thpats»M . I WAS FRAMED' e s t r e WESTERN MAIL' S ’ LLOYD GASKILL HAS PROFITABLE HERD THE VANISHING VIRGINIAN' RIO RITA' Karby theatrv MURDER IN THE BIG HOUSE' 2KT WRANGLES ROOST' "NORTHWEST PASSAGE" .o-yr-r.1* “ S!T2!!!SSS-.’b.'!-- 'LADY FOR ANIGHT" Lest we forget Waters' Clothes Shop Remember GRADUATION DAY JUNE 5th Let us, with our fine stock of merchan­ France, she surrendered vital areas greater striking power.------------------- : southwestern Michigan. This rrwtthout considering the effect of Tlie threat lo Australia has been duetion in entrance requirement" such action on her former friends, momentarily relieved but certainly I ** of tremendous interest tn Over here we have been alow to not removed. ,.?Ung In 0,18 ' । area. Gaddis believes. A Navy ReVbh, Fro™ U ™jknr— T„ .^T... ;^n.^.ThcV^^ ^SS,8bwb<‘CHmX« JtO COST MORE TO INSTALL France but merely an unhappy. NEW WATER SERVICE NOW,.;.!”™?. ,ro“T’. H' traveaty on that once great na­ tion. Our policy has been one of,. After due investigation tlie coun- “■ m. and will be able to give more ; ’ ell water works committee reccm-1 detailed information on th» branch appeasement. Through gifts of mended that, because of the in-, of the service as well as other dcfood and essential supplies we1 creased costs of labor and mate- partments of Uie Navy. hoped to boost French morale suf- , riais. ncreattcr tne city charge 825 ,.,,.2:" 1 ■ ■ ftdenUy to keep them reasonably r «ot ‘landsrd three-quarter incn Mil TIIWEhT J^soa Rt'TLANU--.__ , ... I[waler water ten service Mr anrt — w ----- ice which wilt will nl.ro also i.. ui and XI Mrs Francis Gotham free from Nazi pressure. 'elude a standard water meter For were Sunday guests of the latter's But how we were fooled1 mh wiMrs Clara Wilder of Has' the installation ot new service re- V mother. While American supplies un- quirlng larger than staiulard •.hnc- [ tings, doubtedly did not go directly to quarter inch pi|>e there shall be Miss Mary Dunn Xf Kalamazoo the Axis, they were used to release 'l ‘r *ncro‘“*d «« oI lhe spent the weekend with her parent-. '^•2^r“r h""' roropoAdir., .™nu, or Is evidence that Is said said to to be be strong strong evidence that I• b> Ule clt> .. «... Tlu* rocommenda’tioti ,. _ I Geo. Havens and son Erwin of U. .... Detroit spent the weekend with tpe home folks. Hneque are being used tq refuel ---------------- - a . 1 Mrs. Nellie Forman entertained Nazi U-Boats BARRY COUNTY BREEDER her children on Mother's Day But derplte all this we have clung WINS RECOGNITION Sunday of mr Mr. and Mrs. to Vkhy and ignored the Free, Four Guernsey cows owned by R -...----r-' suests «» Tic;. French who are lighting both j p Locke ot Cressey. Michigan hasc;,rc.n* ** r? Mr and Mrs Vichy and the Axis under the lead- *”"* tor production .tilth cnuilro them ™??['*■ '"S’ “ erahip of Gen. DeGaulle. 1 1“ ...... . • «••»<> U« sue Auvancca Heguter Mr,. t^^tX.Xd T“"’" ana At last, however, we have come i Of Tlu- American Guernsey Cattle jJrs Roben Vrootnan and daughter Z IBctty L>1in ot Bn“h Ridge wctc to the realization that the leaders Club ~ -------------A Ouenwey bull. Lockshore Chan- #l*;U on, ot Vichy are mere Axis agents Under such rule France must def­ oellor 330513. bred at Lockshorc I,, **"■ J- D- ,,oard returned to Farms but now owned in Illinois has,y"l°n c,l-v 8“t,urd*.\ “,trr » vUR initely be classed u an unfriend­ beep entered on the advanced Reg-|*Rh hcr daughter, Mrs. Oeo. Havly nation if not an active enemy. ister of The American Guernsey! *“• Cattle club. Mrs. CUra Robinson left Monday THE BATTLE OF for a visit with Mn. Florence CORAI. SEA UTILITIES WILL Harthy of Hastings. It will probably be days or even PAY MORE Miss Helen TTuxnpaon spent the The state board of assessors an­ weeks yet before the Battle of the £«*rnd in Battle Creek and Charnounced this week from Lansing Coral Sea can be cla&stned as to that the public utilities of Michi­ Mr* R°y Douglaw and tactical or strategic significance gan—railroads. telephone, telegraph JH U ot and Mr In fact the net gain from the Al­ and electric lighting companies fc,r." J?yron B*»hop and rhillted Nations standpoint cannot be would pay 8146212 more into tlie dren of Charlotte wrre Sundav determined until conditions are Primary School Fund this year than luesU^of Mr. and Mrs Dan Doug- i In the previous year. The tax rate is a tnfle lower than last year, but teas. Oley Douglass who is work­ reales! their nssessmente were Increased ing at Northville wu a caller there Official communiques (the only over reliable source of information I 1M1. 810X00,000 leave no doubt that a considerable EXPLICIT compared *** with NOTSO TACTFl I BrUr My huu„„a .d,nlrei ” number of valuable Japanese war­ Visitor: "Well, young man. just likes to Mrs. ships were sunk or damaged These what do you do on this submarine?" Fed-up Bailor: "Madam. It's my same communiques also bint but do my old e'S'S nose whenever we dive." have me discard one " I Longwood. _?My husband k*n> on wearing Uta. but he isn't ciever £?-“ £ dise for young men, help you in making i * day your selection enjoyable. Here you will find quality, style and moderate prices. 19 A 2 Jewelry, Belts, Suspenders ' By Hickock Sport Shirts Dress Shirts Slock Suits Shapely Brand by Mock Hosiery By Coopers w Thera's been a lot said about Memorial Day. all there is to soy and there's nothing more. & Shorts ■tr Ah. but there is something more. Maybe it's all boon said, Nothing more. A cherished memory and this can only be perpetuated by the erection of a suitable memorial in Granite which Neckwear By Wembley Cocooncraft will stand the test of time. •ft Our years of experience qualify us to understand and to be of help to Luggage you in the selection of a memorial, be it large or small, and such memorial By Samsonite Sl.lc. for Men and Women Hats men enables us to produce work of satisfaction. Our best guarantee. Little more than two weeks till Decoration Day, Dozen, of other gift item, in itocl- May 30th , . . Better see us now! for Graduation Gifts Walers Clothes Shop “Soiling Quality Keeps Us Busy" HASTINGS. MICHIGAN ca In pr elu Th Gl to de |M to Ing dn as Ly E ch cur gra use Pup Hee the sup yea tha the prid O Siss Blo Fnc a a Th Leg stru be S in t will OBI Th resid Hies Mr roc C • inns In th cept I the day cd su Sh know and c with Two old P born aurviv grand Philli Mr*. orgun men's and n • Hfe th trllige tlonal charte of Ch The pitable pleasa long p Chri Center 8. Con trader fermen Rtvrrat need not be expensive to commemorate the life of a loved one. ☆ When you deei and consult with us you are dealing with man of experi­ ence in creating memorial designs and our experience as practical crafts­ By Portis M P h th A eo er T Ja tilled Pajamas Jockey Shirts t a Ironside Monument Works ESTABLISHED 1907 PHONI 2497 FOR APPOINTMENT |0HN IRONSIDE. Rr^." HASTINGS. MICH. Men revived offered Ing to ing O eniisicw line of raditxn electric englnee ahlpfitU urgentl Ing Of Office from B to the man un �AMERICAN LEGION Th*' Fourth District meeting of the American Legion will meet Sunday, May 17, at Constantine. Two Important matter* will come before tlie session—that ot open­ ing the ranks of the Legion to vetstream lining of district meeting* ,zto conform with similar action al- Vva„ OIL AND TURPENTINE INCLUDED AT NO EXTRA COST... WITH sttpf.r unnsr paint \ ecuthe committee for the pur­ ' pose of conserving Urea and gaso- SONS OF THE LEGION Tlie Sons of the Ixtgion will meet at the. Legion Homo Sunday after-'" noon. May. 24, al 3:00 o'clock/for the purpoM* of discussing future activities of the organization. Auxiliary The Legion "Auxiliary entertained MLm Edna Boyce, Fourth District president, of Saugatuck, 35 memJ>.Ts and seven Junior members at the Legion home Thursday evening. A chicken dinner wa* served by the committee composed of Lydia Rog­ ers. Helen Sharp and Gladys Henry. The music was furnished by Miss Janet. Burns and was enjoyed by alt Mr* Donna Harrington acted very capably ax toastmlslress. Miss Boyce gave a very Interest­ ing discussion on the Auxiliary’s part in the national defense pro­ gram. Each ot the six post presidents present were Introduced which in­ cluded Mary Sherman. Elvira Sayles, Thelma Hubert, Lydia Roger*. Gladys Henry and Donna Harring­ ton. Mr*. Ivan Bums, a past presi­ dent of tlie Litchfield Unit was also )ktesent. Delegate* and alternates elected to attend Uie Fourth District meet­ ing to be held nt Constantine Sun­ day, Muy 17. were as follows: El­ vira Sayles nnd Thelma Hubert, <ts dcltgatea and Alma Larsen and Lydia Roger*.' altemules. Esther Felt, the Americanism chairman, will be in charge of se­ curing wreath* nnd dowers for the grave* of our declared member* tor use on Dt-coraUon day. Mrs. Lydia Rogers wljl be the Poppy chairman this year. She nerd* the help of each member of the Auxiliary. Let's give our loyal support as the need is greater this year than ever before. All members that arc able should inrtlcipate in Uie sale of popples with n spirit of pride nnd honor. Our Publicity chairman, Mabel Bisson. Is at present resting In tiie Blodgett hospital al Grand Rapid*. Fnch and every one of us wish her a speedy recovery The next meeting will be at the Legion home. Thursday. May 31. Try to be present as further In­ struction* on Poppy day. which will be Saturday. May 23. and our part in the program for Decoration day will be outlined. OBHTMIY Tlie death of Mrs. Effie P. (Jxdycar on Wednesday. May 6 marks tiko passing of another long time resident of Eastings whose lifejhad been interwoven with many activ­ ities in ovi city. Mrs. Goodyear was horn in Mon­ roe Co. in 1855 nnd came to Has­ tings in IB8| to accept a position in the Hastings schools where shewas n-cognlied as a teacher of ex­ ceptional ability, being assigned to the difficult eighth grade of that day which she handled with mark­ ed sueccM. She was married at her homo’ nuir Milan, on Oct. 30, 1883. to David . 8. Goodyear, of the well known Goodyear hardware firm,* nnd enjoyed n close companionship with him until hl* death in 1928. Two children. Krmina B.. Mrs. Har­ old Pelham, and David S Jr„ were bom to this union, both of whom survive, uho a grandson, two granddaughters: a brother. Nelson Phillip*. of Milan, and a sister Mrs Allie Rock of Grand Rapids Mr*. Goodyear was early iden­ tified with the cultural and social life of this city, being active in Uie organisation of the Hasting* Wo­ . men's club and served on its board nnd numerous committees. All her i - Hfe she maintained a keen and in­ telligent Interest In state and na­ tional affairs. Hhe waf also a charter member of the First Church I of Christ. Scientist, of Hasting*. Tlie Goodyear home was a hos-j pltable one, the ocjtuc of many, \ pleasant social gathering* over a long period of years. Christian Science servicer were held nt the family home on W.| Center St.. Friday afternoon. May 8. conducted by <3. L. HoUted, first reader of the local church. In­ terment was on the family lot al Riverside. , • . , NAVY NEEDS QUALIFIED MEN IN TRADE Men facing roclaMlftcatlon under revised selective service regulations may be interested in opportunities offered by the U. 6. Navy, accord-' Ing to G. H. Gaddis. Navy Recruit-1 ink Officer. Qualified meh will I be given petty officer ratings. Buch' enlistees will serve the Navy tn «| line ot work for which they are. bert fitted. Aviation machtnlxU. radiomen. machinists, painters.1 electricians, patternmaker*, diesel, engineers, pharmacists, inetalsmilhs l shipfitters, molders, welder*, fire­ men. boilermaker* and carpenters! are a few of the classifications urgently needed. A Navy Recruit­ ing Officer .will be at the Post Office here each Monday morning from B a. r* to 11 a. m. and can­ give further information. A visit to the Recruiting Station put* a man under no obligation to enlist. WARD5 GREAJ master rAimns mlffSUl START oy huRrY Marproof Varnish Reduced BOUSE PAINT Equal to Save on Master Painter* House Paint ... guaran­ teed equal to any nationally advertised house paint! Gives a tough, long-lasting film that resists ordinary wear 4 to 6 years! Gal. covers 450 eq. ft. 2 coats I >N! SAVE! J >1 | H H ■ ■ ■ B ■ 97: First Quality Roof Coating Cut-Priced INTERIOR PAINTS ALL REDUCED! 57«u-i'i Tough, dear varniqh for floors,' furniture or woodwork I la gellOM NOW only.......... XII Cut expensive repair bills . . . stops small leak* in felt, com­ position or metal roof* I Save on First Quality Color Varnfoh 97: One cost stain* and varnishes! Give* a brilliant finish I Dry fait Enamel Reduced COVERALL 54“ 63: Dries to a miryor-lik* gloss j. . ideal for toy* or furniture I Don't mis* this sale! Cover-, all interior paints resist wash­ ing and fading; wear well! Choice of Glos* Wall Paint, Semi-Gloss Wall Paint or Floor Paint. Hurry in NOW I Coverall Fl. Varnish S2eqt. Gallon* reduced to . . 3.08 I Wallpaper Paste now Reduced Freihen-up your NOW I One can wallpaper clean* *n ____ 22?*- Enough paste to paper an aver­ age rooml Just mix with warm or cold water I Save NOW) Screen Paint Piice Reduced in this Sale 26 A hard, gios* enamel that lengthens screen life! Save! Qv<xt cant alio redeced.......... (8o I 2H- - Special Price on Ward* Paint Sprayer inn« MO lew motor Efficient piston-type sprayer . . . W-H.P.I Its light weight make* it handy for name use I “■"“""I Refiniih now I with Ward* I Kalsomine gW (LI Ward* Hat Wall Paint Cut-Priced■ 63: Easily applied! Good coverage! Resist* washing and fading! Gqllom alto ledvqed............ 3.13 Think of it — with every 5 gallon* of Super House Paint you buy, you get (at no extra cost) Jj gal. of linseed oil and IJ gal. of turpen­ tine. And the price of the paint is cut, tool Remember, we tested every famous house paint we know of nnd found that Super hide* better, goes farther and resists wear and weather longer! Gallon 2 coats 500 sq. ft.l (Bring your own containers for thinner!) Mix with warm or cold water and apply! On* coat hides any light surface, dries in 1-2 hour* I FOR SUMMER HOME or SUMMER WEEKEND...IT’S LOWER PRICED at WARDS! Roll-O-Llft Auto Jack at a Sala Price Supreme Spark I Plug* Reduced I 4 Day* Only I J No moving parts ... no need to get under carl Juit hook on brake drum ... drive car up on I PENNSYLVANIA OIL! 39° Exclusive knife-edge electrode . .. Reduce* resistance to spark jump for instant starting I Door Latch Set Quality Self­ Pol idling.Wax 59” All equipment necessary for in•tallingf Slide catch lock* doer on outside f Get yours today I Qt. sisel Equal* 98c waxes I No rubbing necessary! Drle* in 20 minute* to a beautiful luster! ""I Sale I 5-Ft I Steel-Braced I Step Ladder' I IK® ■ ' 4 dayt only!.' .' 1 You can't buy heifer oil of ony price/ Every drop 100% Pure Pennsylvania! Refined from Bradford-Allegheny crudes... the best in the world}'Same quality sells for as much as 35c else­ where! Bring in your containers TODAY! ... Stock up for summer at this Sale price. ‘Fed. tax included. 2 gal. can.......... reduced to........................ 1.33 Save on Wall­ Save up to 30 per cent on your fuel bilb by insulating 111 314-in. steps .^.'mottiud Into । ikdeef Steel rod under each' step. Strong wood pail shelf Ij the Your Choice High Pressure or Cup Great* 11 Black enamel coated. Resists weather and chipping! OP.cn; hesrth steel wire! (p«c »4- ft-) I lb. can! Same quality you would pay muck more for else­ where! Will not clog or harden! MONTHIY PAYMENT PLAN Ward Pyt the to Jielp your country wb» the wort FoUrvp Compactly I (amp Cbt Plente Jug Get extra camping comfort on this sturdy cot! Whit* canva. top, hardwood frame. Buy pow/ Grein enameled itsel i*( over earthenware jug. K< liquid* hot or cold 8-10 ho ROCK WOOL Box covert 20 >q. ft._______ ___ $1.05 Bag cover* 18 xq. ft., 3 in. thick ...... BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS . . . ON SALE AT ................ CATALOG OROlR MI 1 U B 6Y WAIB II PHONE 2704 way. money you tore into bond* Enough wallpaper and matched border for an 8x8 rooml Many pattern* and colon! Save! HASTINGS HI-IM 98c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MAT II. 1MJ [ of Lansing, conference prreident, PILGRIM HOLINESS lg:30. the Rev. Glenn Stewart, of C.'lsi.sL •*••••••••••« 'will | rill be in In charge and will bring TABERNACLK Lansing, will give an Illustrated lecMnniVVTVary “» i al the aervice. At g. 8 i0:30 A M rtudy ture on John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Party for Bowen's rlj Nrius H ~ * Sunday* morning the North irvthe ChUdrenTf Israel Progress ' He will display twelve A TJ i r-7 . ' M> 1ns uecnle will be preMnt for the from Ing people , large oil pain Ungs based on the Mills Peoples Church iiuui cqypt. — .---- - — - ■----- — -........... - — — - — ' L, J0 h<r' Rev At 11:30 ‘l" episodes in 11 30 preaching preaching service the aidGid-, m main In this well-known! well-known The -Bowens .Mill* Ladies Aid »o1 ( rlne will preach. Communion eons . — — ....... — xn will be with .us and... a represen-1I Plrf« literature. • A rfree will offer-11 ^ty entertain with a potluck service will be held In connection . tative worker will be the guest. ln8 wl,l ** received foe Mr. Stewart. t (nnllfr Bt 13 and program at 2 p with the service •peaker. firqt MimmmftT w m at the church. Saturday, MaySunday ~ jo. to which all friends are Invited. __ _______ _ ,, . ’ FIRST CHURct Tof' night at 7 o'clock the|'‘"/£ "luuuu“rr Thursday, altarnoon at the home CHRIST, SCIENTIST Young People wljl study the art ofi TJ „ , ,, „ Rev L M Rigelman. pastor of the The Knights Templar of Hastings AuguaU community church will iie of Mn. Wm. Alierdlng. 531 N. East| The subject for Sunday is "Mor-­ "Giving Consolation." Preaching service at 7:45. Rev.'will attend the morning service at the principal speaker The PeoYoung peoples meeting Friday * W'd _ Mrs Manker will First xn speak ------ -- on — 'God's .rvx-.lI me ., _ . Methodist ------- .. . church . . next. plrl chureh AaaoclaUon wu formed evening at the home of Raymond' GRACE LUTHERAN Rejection of Saul" JI Sunday in observance of Ascension In June 1892. various committees and Alton Bennett cm W. Apple St CHURCH Wednesday night -prayer service : Sunday* Rev. Stone will jireach ch appointed and the building program The quarterly meeting business Sermon subject -next Sunday "A' “* ’hf chureh. We invite you. ; started The building erected by E i the subject. “Our Proteatant Herl- H. Bowen Ar Son with money raised cession will be held at the Has-. Spiritual Test " Holy Communion I ' ' Ungs chureh on Saturday evening will be celebrated. Sunday school; METHODIST C1RCLIT tage.” There will be special music mostly by suhM-riptldh and was evening. — May at appropriate to the occasion. The dedicated Nov.,20. 1892. to tlie prin­ where repo t* from all officeni • start meeting Friday. May 15, 7:30 On Wednesday evening, ay 20. it the Goodwill Church beginning at public Is invited to this service. cipals ot Christianity. Education. Temperance, and Ooodfellowship and Lt undenominational. I Take Special Notice YES, WE ARE ACTUALLY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS We are selling all of our stock very cheap. On Friday and Satur day, May 15 and 16, in addition to our VERY LOW PRICES.. we will give with each $100.00 order $5.00 in War Saving Stamps as a special inducement! It is your job ta help win this war so let's pull together especially Friday and Saturday and see how many $5.00 stamps you can make us buy. TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY HASTINGS UJ _o o_ o Phone 2276 c~ i PRESBYTERIA K ANNOINCEMENT8 I At the Sunday morning worship ■ the pastor will tell about “The Sun­ day Engine" and will preach on the Meme. "What Is Truth?" A member of Gideon's Band will be present to tel) about putting Bibles In the hands of our soldiers: and to receive con­ tributions for that purpose The vested choir will sing. Youth Union at 6:30 P M. in charge of Lynox Lewis. by Tuesday for reservations, and T»w W. C. T. U. win meet Tun-]other club women In the county lu day. May 19 for silver tea at the; their local preaident. home of Mrs. William Unington. 5151 —----------------- - ----- “ E Clinton. A report of the county DEATH OF MRS. convention will be given. ' VAN VOLXENRURG ■ , Mr* Minnie Van Volkenburg. T“e ?C,nlS4V TTPUr UdlM wU1 widow Of the late Robert W Van Mrs. Elmer Gillespie Wednesday. • meet this Thursday evening. May tong B rmident of Cr14. Pot luck dinner al 6:30. Mn. A. *™X dled Sunday evening at member the data the fourth Wed­ K. Frandsen Is chairman of the ’J^^dtock at her home In Kalnesday in the month. AU are cor­ commlttre. _______ amazoo She suffered a »*«*>» dially invited/ “Relief in the Masters Name" a; OU1M1 „ u.. t, Hlrcl. mswoySd no Btereopticon slide lecture showing wllh Ur> E,rl Mudgc 1M E Orand overseas relief wort performed by o„ Wednesday May 10 at 2 P M Kline funeral chapel In KalantaW> ■ Tuesday afternoon at 2 00 odock. the Methodist chureh tn Europe -------------- — _T—.. . O. O. P. lodge No. 58 and Re- The burial was ip OakhDI Cem=chureh Friday evening. May 15th bekah lodge No. 53 will hold a Joint tery at Orangeville in connection with the P. T. A. Il family night. Friday, May 15 The Mr. and Mrs Van VolkctiuunC will begin at 8:45 o'clock and a free (odgn will furnish meat, potatoes donated to the Barry County oun ciuo tne ground grouuu wlwre . will offering will be taken for over- Bnd roll*. Supper will be served al and Gun club the blue gill rearing ponds* seas relief There will be plenty e;3o Bring food for pot lyck En- the ’large *— M are located at Orangeville. of room in the church and every-1 tertaInment following supper. one la cordially Invited to attend. _______4 Hiutlngz Maccabees Tent-Hive PASSING OF MRS. Will entertain the Barry County CHARLOTTE LaMORE Mm Charlotte LaMore. a former The W S. C 8. meet* with Mrs Rally In the V F W hail Thurs­ Cecile 'Owen Wednesday. May 20 day. May 21. Tlie forenoon section redltent of Baitings, paved away for a-pot luck supper. Ladles rune will open at 10:00 and will be a Monday night. May II. at the Clark early as they are going to . tie a business meeting. Dinner wlU be Memorial Home in Grand Rapid­ quilt •erved at the hall by the W. R C Funeral service* will be conducted ladle*. Tlie afternoon meeting will by her nephew. the Rev. S Conger Delton Hathaway, at the Clark Memorial A Sunday school night meeting oi>en at 1:30. A projram hat been Home. Thursday. May 14 at ! P M. prepared and Hie public is in■ will be held in the chureh Thurs­ tiled. Great Commander J. B . with burial at Jackson. She leaves day evening. May 21. Pot luck Baker afid Mra. Baker will be prea- I one daughter. Miss Ethel LaMore of supper at 8:30. Each one bring ’.andwlches enough for lhemaelvet. Bailings High school for wvriul one other dish and table service Club Amt-n thruout Barry Co. are A prize to the class having the atked to read the notice else where years. “Hello, Is This' ’the fire depart­ largest attendance. of the coming Federation meeting at The Barry-Eaton Rural Letter Coau Grove next week Thursday. ment?" Carriers will hold a meeting in the May *21—an al!-day mmIoii begin­ Methodist church Saturday eve­ ning at 8:30 A. M. An unusually in'Where's the ------nearest firebox—1 ----------- — ning. May 23. The W. 8 C. 8 will terestlng program is promised Hut- want to turn in an alarm serve the dinner. Rev. Lewis Rigelman of Augusta will be the ,। Hanky ___ __________ FIRST I'. B. CHURCH In morning service-fhe pastor will speak on "Five Testa." 1 2:30 P. M Jail service at county jalf. . Subject of evening message will be "Watchman' What of the Nlaht?" ' Sunday night. May 24 Rev Glenn Stewart of Lansing will give the mesMge contained in John Bunvan He will Illustrate the mesw^te with 12 life size oil paintings which he. himself, has painted Mrs Stewart OBITUARY । and their daughter will also assLst Anna Mary Boice, youngest child Mr. Stewart with the rendering of <of William and Mary Taylor Woods, • musical numbers A free-will offering was born near Battle Creek on Feb | BAPTIST NOTES We are cooperating with the Oldeons In their New Testament Cam­ paign for our armed forces A I guest speaker *111 be present Sun­ ' day morning and a special offering I will be taken for the above purpose EMMANUEL GUILD NAMES DELEGATES TO WOMEN'S CONVENTION Delegate* who will represent Em­ manuel Guild at the annual convenUon of women ot the Diocese of । Western Michigan at Holland on I May 26 and '.*7 were elected ns fol,lows: Mrs. Frank Hoonan. Mrs ■Lawrence Herrick. Mrs. William D Barnes and Mrs William R. Codk Alternates will be Mrs James l^ingstqn and Miss Sara Beryl Schader Mrs Don M. Gury will attend ns a member of the- Diocesan Women's Board at the Jarstfer Convalescent Home in Hastings where she had been cared for tlie past nine months. She was 77 years. 2 months and 26 davs old. Whm a young child her parents, came to Barry county srttllng on a' । farm in Hastings twp . and she spent the moat of her life in or near the vicinity of Coats Grove. marriage with Homer Wood Two sons were bom to this union: Alton, who lives on Die homestead, and Ward of Lansing. Mr. Wood died in 1906. July 1. 1908. she was married to Clinton 8. Boice who preceded her In death nearly nine years ago. She leaves to mourn their loss the' two sons and daughters-ln-law. four grandchildren, five step-children, three nephews and two nieces be­ sides other relatives and many friends Life! we have been long together ■ Thru pleasant and thru cloudy weather, Tis hard to part when friends are At the Mother's Day service at , Emmanuel Episcopal church, the Rev. Don Kt Gury. rector, blessed a number of pocket-size •'Prayer Books for Soldiers and Sailors,'' to be sent to those In the armed services who Perhaps twill cost a sigh, a tear: are members or relatives of members —Then steal away, give little warn­ ing. of the congregation, who were re­ thine own time: membered by name in tlie prayers Choose ------- ------There included Paul Bates. Richard | Say not Good Night.—but In some Karme$. William Hum of the army । brighter clime, and Dr. K. S. McIntyre and MLw.Bid me Good Morning. Virginia Bated pf the naval services ' ---------------- * • * 1------------j PASSING OF MRS. 1 W. S. C. S. HEAR OF GROVER CLINE VICTORY GARDENS—HOLD ' Mrs. Grover Cline passed away at ANNUAL ELECTION the home of her nephew. Will Scott' in Grandville. Monday night after' r ‘ "• rilh heart ierf*y In th. .-welal park... nt Ih. »“ rumbtall sh, annuo,! ftuj ™ ^PP c.n.d«. but l..d mltod la UU» MTomllnan ot I|n,„ t „ sh, „, , Mkhlg.n SU(« eolkj. u e«nt Muhoaut O«inV ’ * V" ,lr>' •••<■ «' th. pyu.ta Shier, lodge of “ Middleville. ' I it" •"n“1 ,he : '°s!rn°U. "lS« her hu>l»nd j Surviving besides tier husband lowing officers were chosen: , | are four sisters. Miss Ethel Brown Pres.. Mrs. Roselle Stanton. and Mrs. Ella Simpson of Pt. Al­ 1st Vice., Mrs. Arthur Hansen. bert. Ont., and Mrs A. J. binning2nd. Vice. Mrs. Tom Ogden ton nnd Mrs George Slewart of Rec Sec. Mrs. Wm. Linington. Goderich. Ont. also three brothers. Cor. Sec. Mis. Frank McMillan. Edward and Will Brown of Ft. Al­ Treas .(Mr» R. R. Loppenthlen bert. Ont., and Charles Brown of Sec of MUxtonilry Education. Mrs. Parry Sound. Ont. Private services Florence Fleming! Lit arid PubUca- will be held at the farm residence Uons. Mrs Nina Batson: Chrm. nt Parme’ee at 12:15 Thursday and Spiritual Life. Mrs V. D Ackerman. the body will He In state in the Sunplire Mrs I J. Smith; Publicity.1 Parmelee church from one until two Mn. Chester Long. o'clock when funeral services wlU be Tn appreciation of the fine four conducted. Interment will be made years' service given by the retiring In the Dungannon cemetery al president. Mrs Fred Jones, a beau­ Goderich. Ont.. Canada. tiful vase filled with flowers was j presented her. oTS! Available far the Purchase of a Home and for Remodeling and Repairing MONEY 7s Still You Can’t Build So Buy! Or Fix Up the Home You Have Don’t wait. . . tomorrow may be too late! Buy It Now Repair or Remodel YOU con BUY the HOME you like . . 4_even if you con’t build the one you wont! So decide on the one you like ond let us help you buy it. We con still finance the purchase of o home that is already built, but, we'don’t know how much longer we will be al­ lowed to. So if you wont to buy a home do it NOW . . . tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you in buying Come in Today. DO YOUR PART FOR VICTORY BY REMODELING OR REPAIRING YOUR HOME. Although new home construction has been affected considerably, there is still a supply of materials on hand to help you keep your present home in excellent condition for the duration. Serve your country and yourself by repairing and re­ modeling. now. Organizations ■ Community Notices FREE GAS! SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY MAY 16 and 17 1 Gal. GAS FREE with $1.00 Purchase 1 Gal. KERO. FREE with 4 Gal. Purchased Economy Gas __ Regular Gas___ Kerosene_____ 14 3-10c Gal. 16 7-10c Gal. ___ 10c Gal. LEADER GAS STATION E. MAIN ST.. MIDDLEVILLE AS SEEN IN SHadiei’ Mme JOURNAL $HX W —£ —> WHY No problem for a Sherlock Holmes! Just look for the trade mark on the shoes! Some children's shoes do have’ quick-failing paper or fiberboard substitutes. But not Poll-Parrots. No need co be a detective ... to protect your children's grow­ ing feet with all-leather shoes that rttAin their shape and fit Just de­ mand Poll-Parrot shoes. Always sold with a money-back guarantee of no paper or fiber­ board ... longer wear assuredl DO FOLKS BORROW? To Pay . . . To Buy . .. Medical & Dental Bills Taxes & Insurance House or Cor Repairs Hospital Bills Long-due Debts . Unexpected Expenses Home Equipment An Automobile Fuel for Winter Clothing or Shoes Other Necessities Let us arrange the financing for you. ilten DON'T PUTTHISOFF... IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING EITHER OF THE ABOVE SEE US TODAY—Monay Is AvaihbU and TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! cash lean plan. Inquire TODAY! CALL — WHITE — OR PHONE The Hastings Building & Loan Asson. 9 STIHINC BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L I. RHONE 1503 1.98 to 3.65 CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION Ml 1-2 W. Stale Street Hastings, Michigan HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING x TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE HnaHnjs PHONE rm Mich. �Mr. and Mr*, iz-iand Bennett and TRompaon and children -of Orand children spent Sunday nt Nash- Raptda Sunday, tile the guests of the funner'* pnr-- -- - Shannon. 22fi7 ervatton*. and the county tu i Vclkeiiburg lobert W Van raident of Orhome in Hai­ red u struk.? Tlie funeral loldersina and In Kataiiuoqo ,1 j 00 o'clock. Oukliill Ceme­ in Volkcnbunt y County Rrai grouiid where rearing ponds teviile dore? n former , passed away I. at the Clark Grand Rapids. be conducted Rev 8 Conger lark Memorial on. She leave* the! LaMore of Mt-i stem a sLiter of tlie late Mr*^rx' f*4and Holly of Muskegon ,be latter recalled lhe davs when The bride's mother wore a navyt*"f °'er '*’c •oss °f thdr mothei Mr. and Mrs. tester Todd were . TA. \ . wXo?di»“ '» the juerfay to attend ^HnTwaXXm^a Jam" blue dre*. with white acmaqrtci °“Xfr’Z™r fLM.S"' • THE HASTINGS BANNER, THl'BHDAY. MAY 14. 1M1 and the onlv surviving member of nlthc <llnner honoring her aunt. Mra. for tadl„ Mnd ofu.n ln dls. H.-r corsage waMof rose* and sweet ‘ha"’“ n,^.|7 I\1. OF M. HtTIOI^BHUlP ildrcn She cn- p- L Bauer, andwas an overnight repute for men due largely to the P”” Mrs Oibson. mother of the Mr*;Aora Ru-wii. Please rejoya’ excellent health for one of her «u«‘ of -M”' r?.v,d ,FLe’,ch H .‘environment of saloons and billiard Rro<ini »‘orr • navy dress with "',^1.^,°™.' 1 TO BEATRICE ROHE 7 Mr. and Mra. Stuart Edmond* and halte in which alley* Were placed, colored acccwcrie* and her corsage «*n>nathlea of the nffleera tnem. of I MU* Beatrice Rose, and daughter Pennock Hoapilal Ing Into Shirley Slocum* tenant pitted a Mr.modem and Mr* Frank to Aspinall Jennie R<*ff *>•« of Ann Arbor and H rem,ined1 for foresight *•’ otJust aweet peas and roses ----- -------Rom. Rm. Mr. r and Mr*. Htrbci/ -- ... I flr.n WrlnTnuH* nf W m tnm K*lr*H . ... . | .. returned — Tbe from Wiwirtlntf Toledo. XI->Ohio, l.< w-a« whetjt tfinn Kv thr. OUT IOS* Uy Uie O t CCilSe OI Leroy . Over 200 Attended Dinner ,ln «' Route 4 and fifth__in ■the ’ . „ —. c;a.*aaay aiai wits, oriiic cmiiimi iu**pc« me lur nu* reany tine *,,r "'uun* sunk uy uir _ ll»t___ ___ • ' they Kalamazoo. visited theirgam daughter, Ledaii It on. an. entirely daughters were Pfc. Richard E | CoMw "t Education. . by putting st R° M ’ «nior choir accompanied d " ‘ hl , "5 R 2ui Av Bu , ddy • of Hasans* high school graduate* Fire boy* and two girl* have been HTONY POINT ■ Ing dot Mr. and Mn »red Bartow spent (apent Mr*.Motiicrs L. H. Evarts Aspinafl Freed family. Day and withslater. Mr. Ml** and 1.different plane and in more wholesome ; <« And l,‘e organ by MU* Marcella Oog- J??™ wke »,lac * bom at the hospital since tlie la*t J. D. AeUck waa the first tq y'*"’ north c Program thl* year, has been awarded the Sunday with Mr. anti Mn. Paul Agnes Sim. were in Orand Rapid* in Saturday but week’s paper u- °f M Alumni elub scholalxhlp. report. They were Mr and Mr*, com in thl* locality. ' Mra Mr» n n surroundings 8lr'* of Lansing. Mrs Frederica।'CnA* ' staled from Barlow of wdmnnd. L.-ach lake. —__ . . . . > Friday. . . • n.lln„•«..» v~. T1..HHI — --- j-------Ba-jer wa* honored *<*« Rose haa taken an active part Leo Colburn, 415 W. Apple, a boy on Mr. and Mra. B. J Wellman made n,ond ' I Mra. Georgiana Mr. and Mra. Max Bauer ot De-| Mr. and Mrs. Ed*ard Nicolai iAgrDACC U/lkJC BO A ICC Tuewlay evening by the member* »> »*• *cbor.l actlvIUea and wa* May 4; Mr and Mn. Maurice Ad- n btulnes. tnp to Olivet and Belletroll spent the weekend with Mr ne* 1^.,;.; w‘ Hoyen °f C.; Detroit spent the vKUJj WINj rKAlDC <rf Halting* Chapter Ko 7 A nub- pmidenl of the senior claw lQ-|he ria n<on. Nashville. Route I. a boy vue last Thuraday and Mr*. W. O. Bauer. ’ | weekend tend with friend* in In Hasting*. Heating*. . -----------; Ilc dlnnrr w„ at thc prM. fall term She plan* to enter the'bp May 8; a boy to Mr and MrMr. and Mr*. J. D Aciiek In com­ Robert Walton, of Kalamazoo w»«1 Mr. r. and and Mra. Mr*. Marion Marlon Cobb Cobb of Loeo| Chapter Commended byterian chureh after which a short!, school of mining, taking Uie com- oScar DeWitt. 60| E Colfax Mr* Mill Don UWl Cook IIUUM --— --------- on — May . pany with Mr. -and 4.M n«>B. calling on Hasting* friend* Sat- Jackson aon were were guest* guest* of of Mr. Mr. and Mn ro. ... of Malarial program ... wa* held, with. J M. Town- bined - course -------6;«. a-girl girl trZMr tc/Mr and andMr*. Mrs. Don DonWilWil- and andtwo twodaughter* daughtersof ofJackion. Jackson,went went; their ik Hoonan Ifnonnn on nn Runrliv emuuni vi maianwi ,end u-' tuostmasfer. Severaltnblrih- Thf Tliescholarship vlwl.ilshinamount* amount*toto4440 .440 hams. Hum* 7(ij W. W W Chnton, ntmtnr. Msy Mav O'9:intoMr tn Belding Sunday c.—j... to ... attend _ j a a »p» urday, while in the city on biudnc**. prank Sunday. Mr to suppliedLuster Hospital uUt «« g|ten by memberaert dif- »nd available to some young tier- Hnd Mrs Lorenee Hubbci. Hasting*. Mother’* Day cefebraticn al-tbe'the Liumima— «>*»* Mr and Mr*. Donald D. Smith and, Mr. and Mra. Guy Oldnlnga spent Tlgrry County Red Cross chspter frrent organizations of which Mri M>n ,n c * e h community where an Route 5. a boy mi May 6; on May Ixmie of Mr. and Mn. Cook of that' the adoption of a similar economy. tiieir daughter Mia* 8u»le were Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Ray Hiatt! «*•«•* wm ^xmm invm >**><iim><u» v> »■>«.!■ ■>>. *1*71 -------------- ' » 1 ——* «« received .w.l.'Al a a letter nf HVMkrwl*. Bauer i» I. a member marnl^r and .nd Joe .lorStMix I r ' AllltlH.1 For many mflliy n9; nn Mav 10 a IwiV Altrl Mr* 1 weekend .visitor* with Hastings Of Bittle Creek. j has of apprecla' Abimnldub clubIS I*aCtlVC. active For on May in. a boy tn to Mr and frlendi I Mr. and Mra Wintton Merrick and tkm from the Red Crou Field Dlr- rendered a violin «-oio annual award waa lost Keet Tobias. Hasting*. Route 5; and Mr and Mr*. Kenneth Brower of son visited reisUvr* al White retor at Fort CuaUr. acknowledgThe balance of the program was to Hnsting* because fnnni-r U. of M n giri l0 Mr. and Mrs Wilron Baltic Creek were guest* ot Mr Pigeon over the weekend Ing the many thing* that have been! held in the Masonic Temple with ■r*Ou*,«* dw J*01 maujtam Guernsey. Hasting*. Route 1. May and Mrs. Glenn Brower over the. Mira Mary McElwain and Mira supplied by local people for thel,over 200 members and guests pre-.- “cl‘vrj, u,° A.frw. n8° * " weekend. Emily Mefawnln rpftil the weekend Fo« Curter Camn and Hospltaf.ent. L. E Btrnrtt gave the ad- ^hib wa* 1 Charles Leonard, Jr. 5C2 8 Jeffer­ I >>. vtr. niirt in Detroit Service Council. The letter, ad-. dres* of welcome; a short play 1,1 many that even greater ----- . tn­ son. an accident patient, rrmaitu r . ”L"2L ... t the agout the same. »> ____ .nd M«. Cl.r. McKe. «u»| 5X’7J„“71 ."K"'m'" ~' rd in Buffalo. N Y over the week- represents the Barry County chap-, wtlh Mrs. rtrothy Ftoo.e. Mri coming year, or the award may The following patients underwent n>dMUilMrlwoan>.ndr«nllM.-w “7 ,h" r"" «>' »» Ou;v- again be l<«t. major surgery ami their condition i* The annual meeting of the club reported a* improved; ’Ml*.* Beverly Mn.. Own:, r.i™ ... In tutu. “■ t~>- . »“|I»U. »‘ »n» <>«a>-r .nd Un Owl. -niKd«x l» nltend lb. run.,.1 '• *“ c.ikln l.kl.nt i-rl Mn. Ferguwn. Delton. Route 1; Mis* tunied Ba____ . ___ bpcivimg ■u.f ’,-77-, i u-. who have contributed so generous- Lou Mau* played two piano rotor. next Tuesday evening. May 19. Of- Patricia Smith. 537 E Mill; Mrs nine week* with their *on. Mau- «i Lacy lv to tr. our mir recreation rnrmnlinn program, nrvurrutit and Ii and nn.l Dr IVr Howard tlnwurrl Daria rsuvih nf rarnn.l ficera will be elected and mov­ Don Hail. 200 E. High; Master Larry ly of Orand Mr. and Mr*. Kent Drake and rice and family of Detroit. e.»v t add m-r vrrv ore*I arnreri--1 Rapid-, closed the program by *ing- ing pictures will be a feuiure of the Lester. Hastings. Route 5: Mrs family of South Haven were guest* All member* Maud Cross Middleville. Mrs Paul Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ailam* tlon for all that you imve done in tag "To You." a song composed evening's program. of Mr and Mra. Wayne Merrick on uur ue».u rapcxo.i.y .« mr .»».>.» Jr .and daughter. Connie oi our* benair ----------especially for the honored gijert and guest* are invited to attend Kendall.' 1103 N Broadway; Mr* Mother's Day. To date, the local chapter iuu and -The End of n Perfect Day." UlU Important met ting. kegon spent Moltitr* Dhy I Wesley Cordes. 428 E. Marshall. I Mr nnd Mrs. George Fulton en secured and delivered to the ata-, Quest* were prerent from Ionia 1•’ and Mr* Edwatd J. Adanu. tertained Mr. - and Frank lion hosultal. the following items; i Bellevue. Jackson. Sunfield. Port- LEADS SCHOOL OF PHAR­ Odessa. who submitted to maJoF'i . .table* .. «. 8. card for tlu* ..... sun porches, land. Battle C...b. Creek. Kalamazoo MACY FOR SECOND YEAR 8 double decks of card*, many tsblr - • ■ • -• Mr. and Mr* Bernard l-.eed have be discharged ----------------------------------------------- ------ ... ngvid French attended liw game*, quantities of magazine* and Coldwater. Manton. Howard City. Grand Rapids. Woodland. Middle- been invited to attend tne honor* mni™, Mn- James Brandon ofVlimkelue' Hasting^ ent*. Mr nnd Mr* I nink Bennett luncheon meeting of the Wist of “I book*, horaeahoe ret .playground ville. Freeport. Nashville. Marne convocation at the University of Mr and Mra.* William Fox 1th - - club - l'"'. - at ."/ Jf^hiaan Wellesley Kent rlc |Mtient-.' recreation >*nH and e-Anmruviiir Coopersville. Micliigun. Miclilmin wfierr w-iw-m their tbrtr son wm Robert iiniirri Middle villi have both turn Iran* Kalamazoo spent the weekend Willi C( ,untry rlub. r|Ub. Wednesday Cmintrv Wediwiuhiv _________ .... has 1..... been equipped . _i.uwith kitchenette It wan a unique program, well > tandr. first In the Mhrxrt nf phnrII...mr«nl. M, U ,K< Mr. Ilurl^v .. . . ........... . their parent*. Mi and Mr* Hurley forred from Leila Pom hospital. Mra Lewis DeWyk ot Orand UU-im di*he» HIKl and KU glasses — for *rrvlng llgiit given and will br one .that will nl macy lor .’.ho second successive 1 Battle Creek, and now rvcelvlng Fox uiul Mr. uud Mr*. Aichle Rcick- _ R.Wa. ™ an rmlihi . .Hmlunrrn,. A ™a.,idr • ' i. road-side up. type way* be .remembered ' by Mrs. medical care here. J.»„ o. K..L.n,„.. J™*’;*'• KH.hubun rommOMot nun,- Bauer, a recognlUon which she de­ Mr*. Menzo Turner. 522 8. Broad-1 rial* donated for Uie purpose, and serve*. and Janies Wallace atlendi-d the -. Mrs. A. E. Wilson, Vera Doyle, ot wU1 muc|, nppreclntcd by patients Regular meet ins of W. R. C way. had a minor operation and her , lliraler Union Convention at Ann Chicago, wa* a gunt of her uncle nble to be about the hospital ninunw HMrrn Thursday. May 14 at 2 o’clock. All condition is good. Arbor Monday. Tuesday and Wetl­ and aunt, Mr. nnd Mr*. Chas. Doyle ground* The condition of the following. uinnuix Imetnbera please be present as there nr.Mtay nf this week. inedkal pBtienU h reported as good St. Ro*e church was the wrnc of ts buslneu to discuss. , rereral day* I Furniture . the .past week. for one day-rnom H. A. Adrounle spent the ... ’ Car! Main. 403 E. Hlalf. Joe Ruin. Mr and Mrs. Orley Bishop and where able-bodied troops nwy'gnth- • i»* marriage Saturday morning of । weekend nt Ann Arbor with tier Hie W. R. C. recently tent a nice Hastings. Route 2: Mr-. W. D Ben-; famlly of Holland spent the week- er ha* alzo been provided by the Miss Lillian Smith, daughter of Mr daughter. Zabelle. ut Stockwell Dorciiapw. riiu >uuu» arc R.c on uu and Mr*. J. H. Smith and Raymond card tabl*. magagtoes and games to neu. 638 E. Mill; Albert Moorley. ’ it ' .i,— .IIM.|.i • e,,d •»» this city with hl* parent*. Mr. local chapter, and funds BUtary. U. of M. where a »purial nd M Herb BUhop • • • ■ ■ Nashville. . . । hand to keep this room supplied Gibson son ot Mr. and Mrs. Howard the soldiers at Port Custer. Mother* Day program was held , .. I'with manzines, came*, etc f Gibson. The Rev * .* * . -------Mrs Minnie Shrlner. 134 E Court . .. .Father. John V. I , ~~ ■’ and' Mn " Clyde Gamble and! Mr and Mra. Kirk Hamilton and with magazines, game*, etc. Mr. 8L. is a hospital patient, having family of Flint M*nl the weekend in all. about 4500 In cash or mate- Dillon officiated. 'Hie altar wa* <lcechildren of Jackson spent the week-' wlth hi* uncle and aunt. Bupt. ane .rial* has been provided, locally, orated with purple lilacs and palm*. undergone a major opera Don. Charles, Me. it * v>■ >>----------------n>>^lr1.1. ii.rni.oV, .mHand interest*1 heThe liridTwnre i white sxitin Recent donation* to the hospital ^through lhe effort.* bride wore a white satin. Mra D. A VanBuskirk Barnt-3 i nd and Mrs. all c.f which were gratefully received, Mnr Maurice Rogers and baby of many group* and individual* gown fashioned with u round de-p Hecker of tanuliig were Sunday of Battle Creek are visiting her par-1 too numerous to mention by name, yoke of Alencon lace, fitted bodice include: 24 O B binder*. 4 dozen |Ueit*'. medlnii sterilizing bug*. 18 hrea*t rnta. Mr. nnd Mr*. Cyrus Buxton, for The generous response from Barry with long lace sleeves fitted with Paul Ruprlght who enlisted binder*, from Guild No. 18; 4 dozen i County In meeting lhe immediate potnta over the wrist*, a princes* In tlie arniv two veais nso. returned .... 1 °“r nrxt regular meeting will be large .sterilizing bags from Guild No Mr. and Mrs. L E Rover and Mra need* is most gratifying inthoMlatyle slipper satin skirt extending la-1 week to "North Carolina ait ...... IHer veilbridal .Thursday. 19; 24 doctor’s towels. 24 dressing into a full train. veil. May 21. a short furlough here, yuiting hl Robert MacArthur and daughter, who are clo»ely in touch with thl*I was of two tier* and finger-tip ii< Comrade Franklin Burgess of towel*. 38 bedside table covers, from ‘ ■«* mother and step-fatner. Mr and Joan, siient the weekend with friends project. length. FreejM.rt received the obligation nnd Cluild No 11: 24 tray cloth* from Mrs. Aith'ur llaywoed and hl-, sh­ In Bradford. Ohio j She wore her ahter’a pearls and | * member ot oui'port. nt our Guild No. 9: 3 dozen napkins from Mr and Mrs Charles Faul. Marl- WOMEN BOWLERS END ier aiai brother-in-law. Mr. and i carried meet Ing Guild No. 12: 8 clinic sheet* from etta und David, spent Mntner'.* Day SEASON WITH BANQUET ..... her cousin* first communion .. .... Fete Dolbee Mny 24 is thp date for Mrs the Clara next Brown: '. bushel . ... — car- Ettal ThMe ta no mo'rr cnU)US|a.stiC I prayer book Her arm bouquet ron­ the ----------------------------former's 'Mother. Mrs Lieutcliant Comm indrr Dr. Kcn- with .... u. ~v hc,d >” •««* from Mr*'Milo DeVries; bathof Woodland. : group group or of oowier* bowler* in tn tne the city city man than — *hted of white calla HUra with while ;^ • xlh Itli McIntyre came to ills liornr here Faul Mr and Mr* Glenn Miller had' those the Women•_ ’s nBowstreamer*. Dowagiac. Delegate from thl* po*t. room scale* from Guild No. 22. Mrs .a.__ _comprising ____ _______________ —. bailri streamer* t»n a brief furlough from lhe Penim their guest* on Sunday, hi* par- un.. Association As last year, they' Miss Catherine Smith attended elected at our laat inectlni; were. E. Frandsen and Mrs. B. Fletcher, rarolu. Florida. Naval .ttatlon on mt*. Mr nnd Mrs. Peter Miller nnd celebrated the close of the season hcr *l»ter a* bridesmaid. Her dress R°>' E Push. Leo M Crane, peorgr chairmen, Wednesday. her mother. Mrs IrmaBrown all■.with |Wlth a and Wesley Webb, with __■■■ — a banquet. banauet Monday Mondav night, niaht at at ! was WBS of )x>udre l’‘,uarc blue muc maniui''cttc nmniui•■cue net nci barney ....... , — ...... turned to ill* poet of duty inking T^e^m^wrtfnrJpUH of Freetwrt.|I the Episcopal pariah house, served fashioned on Grecian line.lines with wllh Ucc»Fr'‘'‘klln c. - ; r--“- CARLTON CENTER with him Mra. McIntyre and their .. t... ... . Auxiliary ... ... ., ai.am. KM.VD?.5f„? icl and Zane Darrell D. .Aldrich of lhe Great biw Women'* of« Uie pepllnx wi.H with «a ahirred •square neck- hart. "arl;,IxiaeU *, T n<l Wilford w,llf°rd Platt ptal’ zumc Nash naan. son *un ot u. Mr mr. and .mu &lt* «».». daughti r His work there kivps Lake* Naval Training Station wa* chureh "'tvrnatea. william Andrew* will uv Nash sundav fromtrain arrivea aunaay inau hqrch.' line and puff aleevea. She carried line an »nu pun wrors. our r»mm »n .........o................ T arrived .......■— Di Mrliityic very busy. home over the weekend, and with1 Cover* ' were laid for seventy and '----- -• "snapdragon* ------ ----------- aUn ra.'»■«***«* rtei—.i. in ... where he k. ha* .. been z.----------“nn*---------bouquet of — pink ’* •" California emMr. and Mra. Hurlrv Van Aukrn oi Lxlted liirtr rouatns 1 hu *“'* Bpenl MnthM D®? WIU> !a fine time'enjoyral—by alL Vlctroia ’Dw bridesmaid Uie commander of the post. — —— * Theand bridesmaid!»■« icommander of the ,post. ployed for the past year. -a>>. a.. blue, Because of tlu? tlie seriotuneu „ , . ,, „ - - hia mctlur. Mrs Charles Aldrich. music was furnished during the din- completed her costume with Jiccausr ol tcricuvne** of the Friend* of Burdett Hayner, for­ lirrbert Freeland. Wcdnr.Ml.v through Friday; Mrs Mf± lKVabClf,J ,re‘ hour and* Mr*. Roy Hubbard chapeau with ma telling veil. merly of thl* community, were, Charles Dolby and baby of Hunt-1tu"'fd home after a two week* viqi j^ the aawtnMy singing. । The brtde wa* given In marriagebSILS happy lo hear he was safe tn Ire­ Inuion Fit- *l,h ’“’r M,n and Mr and Mra Arthur WliHtU president nf *>F he«' broUier Paul leonard Oib- “hnual Budd) Poppy PHnrimagi land. dnv and Mn and Mr*. Eldreil Free-! R-,lph*» Bouth Rcn^the association, presided: the *ec- aon. brother of the groom performed Honw* nl tMton ...« ,v«,. Mr. and Mra Arley Todd and fatn-1 land of Battle Creek were gurat. Ind A M1, n retary’report waa given by Mrj ‘h''. " V?’C““ "I*’ • tanJs Comrade James Surinc ha* Left tar-Uy. spent Mother* Day with their! Batuniay ‘ MU* Ann Nixon, n nurac atPen- KHlh Daniel* and the treaaurer’a Robert Smith broth, ra of the bride ------ »’ , I nock htwplial, and Mra Trcs*a rrport by Mr* Alien Prentice Ray BClrd a* ushers. Uwreifce. Hubert Madcvm. WlscnnsUi, where tic Is Mu. c..rl wutdbUn lu.-b.d Tm “ bz Mn. Alim"»ren'SrS» <""> ISSd' hm “ll Prnnk DeGroot. IK.U lhe lb. irnl I»M wS. Ivrr mint. Wl? O Cl.v.l»nd Monday bn “ .n .uio- BnuWh n„nrt, w „„ m tmlkM uukut- and nt inemu wrt. h, ..mi, M:.' ”';1’"" l«> ““ »<• "n" Hatnt »W Olb«>n. olb"". bralh.r. »~a»" »' , Mr. — and — Mr*. Evanston---------Beck spent ; Judd stem nnd.the l itter’s dauxh- niobile trip to Richmond. Va.. where trr nnd Dr John Wooton was guest bridegroom and Patrick Hodge* 'h'r |x>*t want* to extend our sym— -----------------. i, Mta m of cSS., j '»:>• ■enl • u w t„ W" inrom.: ., un- Ml-. »'•»•Oxm* *>»»W0M .nd Sund.y-i.h h« PERSONAL MENTION LLSJ.SL™S:.*.S'nSlS;MRS. GEORGIANA .mA BAUER HONORED COUNTY RED _ SLACK SUIT HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN AH Colors All Sixes Long or Short Sleeves nt fireboxlarm ’’ Prices — $365 to S1250 LY chose FOR BOYS Size* 4 to 20 al. al. al. with long or short trousers Prices IN $245 to $500 If it's for men or boys we have it at IN AL " IIAIRBUS m'"", n.«.. j.™ Marcus Stebbins. 1* now Mr. and Mr*. Keith Marlow are remodeling their farm iwme Al­ though it isn’t ready to be occupied sympathies of Uie officers and mem­ yet. they spend as much time ar ber* the whole post In your loss and possible there Sunday caller* were Sunday guest of Mrs uciimt- , ----- - ■ «» iviiiamcu tu. niuuvin lumuaiit iu Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Benton of Casaday awl Mn. N>lllr Smith •«'d;Jf??5n- Ed”1°2^a of. Wcs‘f”’ Mich, ctiwpel the taboo for thl* really fine Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mr* Law­ . ..." .. .... ■ c . Cnliri’e of Education Knlamavm u.. ..... ... rence Hawkln* and Patsy of Ha*­ Cnaaday of Oa.. Cha* v. «.». ---------Mr*. Della Castle. Duane Axtel. Mr MEdmond*., Two lovely zolos were given bv Oallup sang “Ave Xfaria.’’ . ”*7 Buddles pledged your, of Freeport Mr. nnd Mra. D. C. Bronson re­ Mrs Casad.vv Following the ceremony a recep- 1”° in thl* campaign for U’ar sxvMr. and Mrs. Floyd Tbdd and daugliter and Mha Florence Oravler turned from St. Petersburg. Fla. Miss Virginia Moore accompanied by Mis* Helen dovert. Much enjoyed l,o '» St Bo* hall ,n (f “ lat i* being waged this family spent Sunday with hf* mothTuesday. Charles Clark of St. Petnf Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Hov.-artl Mrr, rrnburg. Fla., returned with them were Hrovont were two two skit* saris given given by oy six six pupil* pupil* nf ni A “ three tiered wedding.cake deco- wr<‘,t‘ ^ts all do our *hare as - Vet- er. Mrs. Shupp Mr. and and Mis Mrs. Glenn Glenn Clumm Clumm of of' Mis* Dorothy~ Cook, dramatic coach rat»’d is. ,hr >„>,>.■. bride's table. -tn. The wixtdlni: s‘r.i,iv of Foreign |Foty1Sn War* and and -Kero Keep Mr Maude Rogers nnd Maieiirrile of and Mr*. Clark will come up later, Has!Inga were Sunday caller* at fame* latngston and Mr. an<J*Mrs at Hasting* High, the flrat one per breakfast was served at tlw bride Frcepoi L . ~ ~ •• *~ — the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Chester Van Robert L. Hoasack of Kalamazoo-left fraying a Uff between a newly mar- ho‘n«* u about 60 gue»u On Sunday Mr* CRESSEY । Brtclielsen. D.igteren of Wallham. Mum . ior- for California Saturday momini: rlrd couple—Pauline Chandler ftnd’ T"r traveling Mrs. Gibson chroeMr. and Mr* Lee Reynold* enMr Bnd Mrs. Ralptv Norton and mcily of Juneau. Alaska, called on where they will visit Mr. Lang­ Roger Bennett, which In the end was a luggage tan Salndon ensemble ,cn -.nMI ln non„r Dl Mr, j..nnl. honor of Mr*. Jennie family were Sunday visitors at Mr 'T.^. In wvTnW-clahllTbirlhX her aunt. Mi*. Mary Van Duller- ston's aon and new grandson. James happily solved The second offering with beige acres*nrk-s. After May, Icna.ned KKO-d... >nd Mra 1Urolrf Norton.g riven by bv Donald Hnnalrt Clark. PUrk Harriet n.vrtM Babmu.- 14 Mr. and and Mrs. Mn. Gibson Gibson will WU1 U. -t,S“ X uo n en. al.«o Mr. Airhic McCoy and Richard, and other relatives riven 14 Mr. be at Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ohicr. of Mr and Mr*. Walter Powell have eock. Marjorie Reed and Keith borne lo their friends at 736 N Mra Emtna s Evan*. Mr* McCoy of Kirhfmaioo. Mr. nnd Mn. Chas. Grand Rapid* spent the past week t t.-iiis mrt in--i Mrs Van van Duguug- »» as kuv guest* .tmi u this >u wr*-». week, nn her pnu-iK*. parents. Mr rar Brady told of the trial* a 17-year-. Michigan Ave. t<nd Mr*. Franc ', Kahler. Mr. nnd Mr*. Clifford Kah­ with Mr. and Mrs Mina Elliott Itr by accident in 19351 and Mra. Austin Goetz of Hollywood, old youth experienced in donninx Out-of-town guests present were —.-v. calf/,, ho are cm their way to their his first dress auit at the time of hi* Mra Sterling Keller and family ler and family of East Delton. Er­ Mr and Mrs. Harold Elliott and ■hila they were on a trip '.i. through wesl and Aiartcn. They en­ summer home on Lake Huron mar aUtcr'a wedding and the compUea- from Kalamazoo: Clifton Tombaugh nest Samson of Augusta. Mr. nnd Elaine of Flint were weekend guest* Mr*. Warren Calm*. Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Tlscher nnd Joyed the afternoon rrminlacfng Hepworth. Ontario. gulled. Presentation oi “”d Delores. Lansing; Mra. Cha* Bauman. Mr. and Mrs. Murle their trip nnd the lovely time they a* printed in last week * Geo. Kramer nnd family. MImi Ag- Reynold* and family and Mr. and family spent Sunday and Monday In Lansing vblUng relative* and had wiide in Alazka. -- -----Mr and Mr*. Robert Furrow and Banner wa* made by Toastmaster ”ea Ruede, Mrs. E J. Kearney and friends. ( Mra Mnrle Bigler of Grand Rapids. Branch. daughter. Robert Rucde nnd Uster Mr*. Donald Reynolds, local. Mrs. Cha*. Conyer of Richland. , Cletus Valentine lias been pro-1 and Marshall Furrow of Battle Creek --Eilene. all of Jackson; Mi*« I-aurn were aueaU of Mr. and Mrs. Free- SUNDAY EVENING Ruede. Detroit: Mr. and Mr*. R. Mis. Rob Norri* nnd Mr* Shellev'1 moled to Corporal. Congratulations. Mr. and Mra. Harry Daniels and man Furrow Sunday. CLUB MEETS McCaullry and family. Mra. C. E. of Kabima zoo called on Mn. TUI ; Conyer. Sunday evening. an* spotted k» family have moved out of the Jerry - ------------------------------ —spentThere Gertrude Shultera the were two new member*.! Amy. Battle Creek; Mra. Claude Mra TUMA CLBVELAED Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartman spent Andrus place weekend la Belding with Mr. and Stnmnne Stuck and Napcy Wait, at Ritd. Augusta and Owen McCaul of । .Sunday with Mr. nnd Mr*. Richard ­ Mr. and- Mrs Winifred Marlow Mrs. Gordon Clement. Mr. Clement the meeting of Uie Sunday evening Lake Odessa. Hartman nv^Knlarnnzoo. and family of Charlotte and Mr and has resigned ill* poaitlon with the elub on May 10. This wa* a special <a> I Mr. nnd MhrTlarold Whitmore Mn Merle Faulty and Carole of Standard OH Co. tn that city, nnd meeting held at the home of Mrs.1 ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE J and family of Kalamazoo ’called Clarksville were Sunday Visitors of ; the famHy will soon move tu Charle- Richard Oroos. Following the busiMr*. John O. Gould announces the On Mr. and Mn. Warren Calms their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer .olx .her. h. h.. i™.«d . ----------towk served, thro defense movies movie* were Se Bn Adam* Peter Rlckcnmore niekenmore Marlow. rooming house in that resort town, i.. sx.w.. to BrXd 1H-mnS d Mrs Pyter Those from away who attended shown by Mr. Oroo* iToMT.nS S^Sff’rtZm-' ^M.^e c“ ler?f iaSsSn’Tn" family of thirteen chii The BEAUTY BAR i Sherlock ar the trade >c> do have r fiberboard Poll-Parrot., elective ... Iren’, grow­ er .hoc. that fit. Juatdc- money-back >er or fiberar asiured! IE Mich. tings. Mr. and Mra. Alvin Helrtgel DO IT NOW AND SAVEI MASTER HOUSE PAINT Single Gallon. $2.98 piscou111 ROOMS 12 toU15 So’nmtS'whM thrtr T’m Wednesday. AprtV22. at Mr. and jjrs AlUe Rogers of Pralrle- MARTIN CORNERS Goodyear were Mr. and Mrs. L. J. of 12 to 15. no matter what their the Methodist panonage Rev 8'one Si^SitSd sff^iSlMra Wm’cuhv Mr and Mn Clarenee Curtis and Goodyear Ml** Mary R. Power*, denomination, are cordially invited Xiingthe smciT ring ceremony d P son Roger of Battle Creek and Mr Mr. and Mr*. Rudolph Thle*. Mr*, to attend the meeting* of thl* club. Mr .mt narLn . ..... «' “ • “ ™a “ » ,w * Mr .M MX rirSll T-S ~. STEAM HEAT nnd Mr*. Car) Oraihuis of Hastings Leslie Enzian and children of HaxLewi* DeWyk. Orand Rapid*; Mr*, which meet* at present at the Pres- the onlv attendant .> township were Mother’s Day din­ Or A COLD WATU Healy. Kalamazoo; Mr*. Vera Doyle byterian church at 6:30 each Sunday Mr. Hammond is a graduate of ilr.8< visited at the Enzian home ner guest* of their parents, Mr. and SHOWER BATH WUson. Chicago evening, and I* sponsored by the Y the Ionia high school and Mr. Ham-< ?_ Mr* Roland Barry. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chase. Mix.. M. O. A. • — CurtU staying until Monday morn­ . rr.nnd rnond 1* i* rmninvrd employed at at the the Duniev Duplex ' (—LAY HILLS Josephine Chase of Grand Rapid* I plant In Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Bertha Pott* nnd Mrs Ethel ing. and Dwight Paul Chase of a south YOUTH DANCE AT Sunday caller* at Mr. and Mrs , Hammond are now at home at 401 Glbron attended Achievement Day ern camp, spent the weekend with PARISH HOUSE Orr /ishera were William Cogswell, W. State St. . at Hastirpr* Tuesday The Rhythm Kings, the new prtheir son nnd brother. Emmom Mr. and Mn Duel Sisson of Free­ George and Dorothy of the Center Chase of Detroit. Dwight Chase wai chestra formed by a group of local RQSE—DEMON!) port were caller* at Verdun Co­ road. Mn Lou Varney and Mr and home on a ten-day furlough and re youth, will play for the Y. M. C. A — Mr* Prank Cogswell and children Ville's Saturday At Coats Grove nn Monday. Youth Council dance Friday night at turns to IWnou today. of Hasting*. Mary " and ot Orand 11. Bernadine Demond. Detnond. daughter daught> of the Parish House II. *"7 n" Joe Luk*o "L°™ ‘u Mr. and Afr*. Roy Patten of Ha*-1 run. rn.de <=r . S a»i. hiiu mra. ucnuuiq oi vvchhi- -y - - -. , , ’lnTS* , tings and Mr*. May Ro*e of Rock­ . land became the bride of Richard P®rrrl*':' John Lukxn and wife of — ... dances .—v. wMM-a.mw. throughout the ........ summer k. Kicnara v „,t!in rn-.m. nv *spent ford were Friday evening visitors' al [ Verdun CoviHe nml nnd fnm family in order to provide local recreation Rof*> Bon ol Russell Rose of Has—; Sunday with hr* parent*, near Mr and Mn. Orr Fifher’*. activiUe* ta Hasting* boy* and girl* lln<' T1’'- eOuP>e *rre a«mded by Remember the picture* at the' r Woodland. ' Dance* will be one of a number of Mr nnd Mrs Marvin Edward* of Dt-covcr for yourself the exhilarating beauty '. Mr and Mra. Eugene Haight and church Friday evening May 15. aboj recreation projects planned for aft- Coat* Grove. They will make their. Norman entertained Melvin Haight treatment* you can obtain at Jeon'* Beauty Shop. rr-work hours by these organiza- home In Hasting* after May 18 Make an appointment. les pie's for a pot luck supper May and wife ot Fireport and Francis ••— where Mr Rose ha* employment. tlon.*. 31. All are cordially Invited to at­ Haight and family Sunday. PERMANENT!) Die Rhythm Kings arc taking an1 • Mr. and Mn- William Hullet. tend both yie.M- event*. MACHINELESS $2J< UP, OTHERS FROM IIJ0. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE active part tn organizing the pro­ spent Sunday at Roy McCnuls Word received I tom Mi** Carrl* Mn. E A BeVler < Beatrice M gram* and deserve much credit for Mr and Mr* Leon Pott* and Cogswell tell* us she and MU* Lu­ MAKE lhe important part they have taken Knapp) announce* the marriage of1 Mrs. Lcnna Johnson of Bowne spent cille Monica readied her brother's APPOINTMENTS her daughter. Alic* C. Miller to Pfc Sunday In LAtuiAg at the home of EARLY MARRIAGE LICENSE Ralph E Freeman, last February' I Harold England and family. Mr* Richard Babcock. Johnstown twp 18 in Alexandria. J-ouiriana. Mr Free­ Sarah MrCaul and daughter Bertha >— « —.... — — Co — 18 man ow'rM.a> duty and Mra .„ ___ the Jean Garity. Eaton accompanied them and spent .33 Freeman L* working r.t Station dav with relative*. " Clayton Matson, Hasting* .. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Perrin of 34 WOOD in Orand Rapid* Wilbur Gibbs and family of Kai­ Orand Rapid* visited their parent*. Margret Barnett. Hasting* .. —------ -------- ----------------------- ***----------------.iniazoo were calling on the home Mr. and Mr*. Milo B*rry Sunday -ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— -ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— folk*. Sunday. Mr<.and Mn. Damon McClelland, HOTEL HASTINGS Spring Beauty 3-65 Do YOUR Part for t UNCLE SAM! 30 JEANSBEAUTYSHOP Coupon make the following offer' desire. only. Adult* only. One to ADDRESS WE’RE THINKING OF PAINTING BOON, THE CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXXLL DKUCailTS Courlciy And Trio: Prompt Drlirery Service �08343284 THE CHURCHES Sheldon Agency All Kinds of Isaurasco Swanson Agency torn t tv.. 1 >T S to classirr F—Xlealjr tarn!' MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS 13# AUCTION SALES farrow Br _ t ——L —. ■a........ Al<un<i>iir> lake. HENRY FLANNER/ of North Avenue road spent Sun-, day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I Albert McClelland and family Mrs. Wilson Case has spent some time at the home of her daughter H-tUta.r.l SI .... DR. L. J. CASTON 'm 14410111le. p-e OPTOMETRIST •r.lr r. tart, a’ taiIlea ant Pancoast Bldg. r.<r < ■ II iwitt was -convalescing from cwt operation ■ General .t.r. the Briggs school wrote forty-six npplieatlou for sugar rationing and! • ra In e« It tier! i.t Onrham a«4 J .Mrs. Hattie Steven* had a* guests on Mother's Day her children nnd grandchildren. Places were laid for Marshoil Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Rtpsirs faraiiked and in- ANgKIk—-Vanag rahra Jerry Awdnu I’bnae 3S10. S It triCt is somewhat Improved, but still nt the hospital. CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ECON-O-COAL STOKERS CARDS OF THANKS) C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. HORSES - $7.50 CAR!, nf THASKA—I • lai. Kt thank JERRY ANDRUS COWS - $6.00 We have d collector stationed in Hastings to give immediate service. We pay tho Phone Charges. rar.H. rail.. Cand,. tlaaara. lell.rt I ail \a“.ay lu ring nt, rvrent lllaraa at Penanew h«w» al ,u.l at hunt-, Alaa the HMram an.1 Sir." < tiftnril lUmaaoad. b Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS AHI» Of THASKj*—W« tai.b tn thunk • nr friend. and nrigbli.tr. wWlielpeti llie registration ...____ ______ inc cards held nl Assyria Center last week reached two hundred. Mrs. Carl Holtom a.-.%Uted the teacher. AUCTIONEER 11*1 your Auction Salts with DEWEY REED WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES $7.50 The 4-H club members with their leader Mrs. Normnn Stahton met at the Briggs church on Saturday to begin their summer nroject plan*. Sgt. Orlo Shepard who 1* In train­ ing In the south spent last week Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Halting* alockyarda. phone 25U, or call 717—F3 through th• week. If. Wiley Cyanide Gas Fumigating Co. k ins nnd other relative* aind returned Sunday. F will meet on Monday night for the fourth lesson and on Friday night will complete the course. Mrs Norman Stanton is spend- Mr*. August Miller Ls honoring Miss Row Mary Mlilef with a mis­ cellaneous showed on Wednesday. May 13. honoring her approaching marriage to Albert Smith of John*- k Destroya rata, mice, roaches, moth*, oed bug* and their erg*. No charge WILEY, Box 83. Middleville. Mich, if. AUCTIONEER LOREN COPPOCK C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries. Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Truss Fitting Valley Chemical Company Telephone HASTINGS 2697 BUT TIGER TOUGH seven pound ten ounce son on Sat­ urday. A group uf thirteen ladies from here attended lhe Barry County Achievement Day at Hastings. Tuesday. Interesting exhibits on Nutrition were displayed by the ex­ tension clubs Music and speaking I was enjoyed by all. Several Bargains on FARM EQUIPMENT David Shepherd at Borge** hospital Kalamazoo. Thursday Mrs. Shep­ herd returned home that same day feeling much better, which is good SIS THAT SHILL Forest Hallock is home from camp lotT1on a ten day leave. I Vied cream separator. morning She was 67 year* old on r.,„ ru„i„. May 4 Funeral service* were held at . Mr, "J11, ’ll Lynilm NorH. »nd s„„ n, in cmattw or *a»-,VM4 spr..a,^ 2:30. Tuesday at the Henton funeral tally home In Delton with burial in the Vised let* Hay Chopper. Prairieville cemetery. Much sym­ Two used Ix-tr feed grinders. pathy Ls extended to her relatives. Weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs mmm 10 OTHER Mrs. Floyd EJckhcrn of Bay City. Mr. and^Mrs. Russell Johnson and family and MU* Dorothy Johnson WOII SHOE Mr. and Mrs. John Houghtaling and II glnrs. daughters visited at Carson City. One Black Gelding 4 Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Houghlallng of Battle Creek visited at tlie John One Gray Gelding 8 I MM. good worker. Merle Schley accompanied thetn. Houghtallng home Sunday. Dr. and Mr*. Chas Mullen of OtMrs Cora Wertman was in Hol­ One IM, Gelding 3 use. good worker. land Monday. George Norris visited George One Hay Gelding 3 Sprague of Delton Sunday after1500, good worker. Sunday callers of Mrs. Sarah Smith and family, were Dr. and Mrs Cha*. Mullen and Mrs Ada Cortnght of Otsego. Mrs. Parker and Elizabeth of Hastings and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Barker and Pa- Plowing. Dragging, also Combining Jaler on. CHESTER EATON. TH E. Mill I Attention Farmers 01 EKITI LIKE yrs. yrs. WOLVERINE yrs. SHELL HORSEHIDES yrs. HOWARD D. POFF Your John Deere A Chevrolet COWS $6.00 KITTEN soft! — Not just fancy languago — but sober fact. So la that TIGER TOUGHNESS claimed for WOLVERINE SHELL HORSE­ HIDES. They feel like moccasins on your feet — dry out-wa soft and pliable as ever after soaking, yat they wear LIKE OAKI That means supreme work shoe comfort plus | the very moot in months and miles of wear we know how to sell you. ! Ask us for proof — WE HAVE IT. I �’I THE HASTINGS BANNER tylll* HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 14. 1942 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR PRAIRIEVILLE VILLAGE ONCE IMPORTANT TRADING CENTER SOMEBODY BLABBED __ SECTION TW< I I just cut up all the old snow suit*. DURFEE | The Mother |'and Melton jacket* into strips for^ Mr. and Mr* Ernie Bateman and quel ha* been 1 In hrairtM) mg If* a dickens of aiton spent Sunday"*With the for-( ----------- — ,!--------------- .. ; ABOUT FACE urn the edge* in and• — — ». —--------------( | them on eich strip, but the ttntohed' Welch and granddaughter rug make* it worthwhile. I u*«iBnd j^y Weteh daughter of' By Jane Cameron patent clothespins to pinch on the,Goble vialted old friend* here Sat-' ! braids and hold them white I *ew i urday -- -------------------------------------<_.. Mr UB1. ! ahead. These clothespins are a quick help on’ V"2* any kind of braiding which Something cuto-We saw a red I “ ‘L? nd °'» Wch Veta Veta were were Saturday Saturday callers calim of of Mr.| Mr. I and white checked hammock on Gull! da^Jhter" car^u^hem1”^ ttIid .. ...4 Mr* Kc'M’,‘11 IZoillar Kellar anrt 100 '1 B.»d in KM-mw. suhWy. N™ ” N'H “"***“■' “ ... ffiarqj fflypatb* I (Continued from page 1, Section 1) which lhe aborigine* travelled in*-------------------------------------------------------- j going from Kalamazoo to lhe: moved lo Hasting*. Prom my tenth; Tl.otn.ppte river, which they reach-1 rd at the present site of Mlddtevtlte. j orandf.lher Marshall, whose opce called Middle Village, because, place was almost thrje mile* from Mr. and Mrs Oale Pierce and:' • tiiq Indian settlement there was the village. Mall came by stage since when do they put hammocks ■ ... 1 daughter Phyllis and Bobble Lee I alxAil midway between Indian vil- i three time* a weeVarriving usually . ,on rpucto. Ill explain that it was ini War economies: i took *ome stock- of Leslie and Mr. and Mr*. John lages\st Thornapple take and at in the early evening. Thursday ' a yard beside the road. ll» ttel Wrt. pnlmly ,ood. Moor, ipml Morter'. O., «iu,| what to now Grand Rapid*. t eveninc* we expected to get Uie Decut off the perfectly-wom-out-feet Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Pfelfter. The hr»t white man to travel over • troll Tribune. Uie Youth* CompanI...-, sewed on anklets and ... -------Mr. and Van Dyke| , A group of casket makers, accord-'and they muke Mr. Mra. and Juke Mrs. Juke Van Dyke thnt,trail from Gull take to Middle--ion and a religious paper published ' Ing to a story which lias gained wide i nice every day hose. I needed a new “nrt daughter spent Sunday with[ vllle was Amsaa-B. Parker, the flhH by T. DcWltt.Talmadge of Brook­ ■ .. ... . ' . . . .... Mr nn.l Mr« Hetwr F.rtlrr circulation, recently appeared before silk dress so J took one of which T Mr. end Mr*. Heber Foster. white settler of Barry, county.- Late lyn. and the Hasting* Banner. I ... urea m corcr .no a,™ it ,»[• Herten H..U, Mr., Donald M Nelson, pleading for a was Ured of 'the color and dyed in the fall of 1834 a party of sur- drove to Prairieville every Thursday .lid deuehcontinued supply of copper for their end »ved lhe Hlk lor ■ panehute ond Mn, J W veyors came to Mr Parlier's home night after lhe mall. The po*tofand! * product. Nelson listened in silence. tor one ol OUB BOYS B w>ll |u.r ter of Grand Rapid* and Mr. “ and arranged with him to carry a flee was then In Dr. Sackett's home.; I Then taking ill* pipe out of his about make one. our equator being Mrs. ------ Cox ----- of Williamston were reload of supplies for them to the, and hii daughter attended to dis-1 at the Henry Davis, i mouth, he said quietly: "Gentlemen. what it to. diet or no diet. (Darn gu<a“' Thomappte river. Fastening boapis: tributlng the mail End handing I’. | home. j, we arc no: not going to uig dig up copper(tu copper. Any way, we feel very sen rignton an axte. on. which be put the out to patron*. If the mail that] Mrs. Edward Rice. Mrs. Ent [ k k 1 merely to bury it again. Good day." eous about our sacrifice and may com meal and aalt port, he hitched night was unusually heavy a pro-. Fancher. Mr*. Claud Hunt. Mr*. • • • that parachute bring some boy down Duane Hunt. Mrs. Homor Hammond hte yoke of oxen to this crude rig. longed wait was necessary. A large I Our Institute of Sugarlcss Re-: safely. Another »oldler can have Mrs. Grove Brooks. Mrs McKeown., and proceeded to follow tlie Indian number of people from Orangeville, search made ice cream out of mo- j n new pair ot socks for Ute one* we Mrs. H R. Pfeiffer. Mrs. John; trail through Prairieville, Orange- Hope and northwestern Barry town-; lasses last Saturday and will spend:saved by sewing on the anklete. vllle. Yankee Springs, and Thom-' ship* as well as a majority In Pralr-1 Moore. Mrs. John Birman and ; tlie rest of our life living it down . apple townships until the river wa* levllte township then got their mail rOBMOu' T'”"" "”'“*2,..“"'™^ , among these unpatriotic goons we nuriv ■rrlv^.l all rlffHI al tha villucre The room WIL**. Crowdt; ' Mr .nd Mr, C.rrrrr I.. S„wn Arhlrvnnenr D., l»r | live with. I really liked it. war or nt it* desUnation lhe second day, ed with folk* waiting to get their KdUwrlh Hr«ar ‘te111 ^un?>y I no war. but the - oilier* were elo- rnlrrrnlnrd hrr eoh.Uw Mr .nd camping for the night al Yankee letter* or paper* which occasioned Mr, Arthur Bill Mtd Umtly lor wiihMr .nd Mr,. Du.hr, W I quenl to the point of profanity. I dtnnrr Sundry i Tted Haul. trl» ,o ■ »*“' Spring*. Then Yankee Springs was further delay. When at lact I haxli : tried to get Buster to put ketchup lhe tour papers and possibly aome Mr. J.mr. H.y« «t c«m.t«k borptul. h wtohMUM h„ nW on it but he said probably my next t'.rk .pent te.t .rrkrnd vUUln, hrr J”” Mn. tut kee Bill ever thought of building a letter*. I was ready for the home-). i-ars spent ran wccacnu tuning net 7 :>!t“ ~ teu«hter. .... ■ . , Pnrritt nf Alto. Alin tavern there. If you think It was ward journey. The family were «U‘r meet was held nt the fairground*, batch would hove ketchup IN IT. brother-ln-taW mid *ister Mr and iwltt of , waiting for the paper*, which gavell Mr*. Geow Kelley and olheri re‘"I Gordon Wolf of an eo*y job to reach Middleville j A track meet with Allegan was • Anyway, It was delicious nnd here lattve. in the near viclnltv. On Ptainwell are weai?ng Mnlle* that them the new* for which we were J I held Monday here, over un Indian trail you have an­ is the recipe! Beat 2 egg yolks: add ksi » SEcS all hungry. Most of-the reading J Sunday Mr. and Mr* Kelley, at*°j£ oft It » a bo> । MICHIGAN TERMINIX CG other think coming. Tlie second day Mr. and Williams tended a family gathering at the , Mr and Mrs. M" Harry ",rTV WU’ tams of! of I Mr. Parker storied on Uie return was done-by candlelight, although Jt Battle Creek grain* each each of of mace mace nnd nnd Milt, Milt. I Lansing have a babv daughter. I Ttioae who do not wish to few grain* Graduation announcement* nr-■1 War trip alone. During lhe night a con­ kerosene lamps were then in limit­ home of her brother nnd sister­ 2 cuju scalded »«*: «** o™r in-law. Mr nnd Mrs. Henry Kid­ Tlie Davis family has Uie heart­ irived yesterday and senior* ob- write stories..re memorising the Represented la Haitiag* by siderable snow had fallen and it was ed use. hot waler, stirring till thick. Add der in honor of Mrs. Haye*.' Prominent residents in and near ।talned Uiem in the session room Gettysburg address almost impossible to follow lhe trail, ' felt sympathy of the enure comHOME LUMBER CO. one-Uitrd (this lousy typewriter ha* for snow also fell at Interval* that the village at that time were Dr. <during Uielr free period*. Mr. and Mn Lwlrr Date, .nd no numeral one-third! cup dark etdldrrn. Bobby Ud ConnW Sur son Phona 2276 “» Lieut. Bernard Davis, killed in day Toward evening he had lost Sackett. Milo Oos* Ute merchant, Seniors held a class meeting in FREEPORT ENTERTAINED molasses. Cool. Add 1 t. vanilla. Fold and Mr. and Mr*. Richard Cook! ‘Irp’.r.r.r An account of I hl* way. but fortunately found the Michael Doster. Jacob Brandatettcr. ,the session room during lhe thirty- W. C. T. U. CONVENTION accident appear* clslewhere In' in -2 stiffly beaten egg whites. *1 nnd ton. Johnny, all of Durand, the The Mlh annual Barry County “ “ A.. ,mJn Hughe*, John jonn J. Perkin*. renun*, a m c ueriod Friday Mr Tayme trim Barry county trail again near where hl* party Orrin Hughe*. period lhe Friday. Tav- w. C. T U. convention was held ?*?. FREE INSPECTION D. Storms. Tune Collier also William minute |or ex|)i2iiied senior Ur privilege* one-third cup were weekend guests of the todies'thu taue' had camped at Yankee Spring* Uw Scudder, Uler re.Uler rd deed, or M., ",” i Frld.r at >h. Freepoer Merludul me.u, Weeee parents. k!r. and M/s. H. J. Robin-1 — —— —tnight before. Very fortunate too. son. David and Dorothy. The ladle* > he found some live coal* at Uie place A group of dramatics student* pre-1 the various union* in Uie county! and children called on Mrs. James! where they had camped. With these land loamship while serving papers n^d8ult<^andtaPlkn ^Itotto’ES i S**" ”1' "Hie county president. Mrs'. hen. I bought 25 chicken* and P. Hammond and Mrs Claude A.' 1 he wa* able to build another fire. on an aged man who wa* convicted, sneaked them under her when she I The wolves gathered about, and, the and who died In Ionia prison for wasn't looking. Shell certainly have Hammond •Mi: Izo Fisher nf E State Road woods eclioed their dismal howling. lhe criminal Insane. Monday evening at the Parish Mfs B whltncyi slate something to talk about when she was n weekend guest of her son-it.-, The village has not grown much hotuepresident of the W. C. T. U.. wa* sees the other hens. I can Just hear in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr* | that night. He had to keep awake since that time. aJUwugh there are We have five machinist vlcra on prw*nt throughout the day onfl her. “Girls, what do you think? I James F. Hammond, returning ; to prevent them from attacking Ms more Houses In the little berg than production the State igave helpful a* wen well n* was Eitting on 2 China eggs and home with Mr. and Mrs, Harold I' J* * 3 >iuuuv...... baste under ......... ...v neipiui council as oxen, which were chained to a near­ in lhe late sixties and early seven­, |I tBoard nnnrd of nt Control Cnntrnl for fnr Vocational VncnlLmial!.bringing __ .__ two Informative nnd int... hatched out 25 baby chicken*. Fisher and family who were SunA . ,n> by tree. He was nearly exhausted ties. Mr. Bowne nnd my father, Education. , spiring message* lo the conven- Would you believe it?" The other day afternoon guests there. ' \^/ both of whom did much to promote when he reached homo. Uie next, hens say they sure wouldn't. One of Monday. May 11. the third class • tion. Ru-vell Lind of Woodland and Uie building of the’ C.KM Rail­ them says. "Pctunta. I've heard some Miss Betty Sis»on were recent callin machine tool operation started.; The work of the various depart u< b_ My understanding is that the first road originally projected os the Kal­ awful lies in my time, mostly from ment* was presented by their re ­ two Barry county fair* were held amazoo. Hastings. Lowell and North­ spective superintendent* as fol­ the gentlemen around here, but I and Mrs. Keith Farlee iMllmajean in Prairieville, on part of what I* ern Michigan Railroad, desired to m. five days a week. Tills brings never heard one like that. You lows: Character Building by Mrs. Mayo) of southwest of Woodland. 1 • now the Doster farm In tiw village. have It constructed from Cressey Uie total to three pre-empioyment count me Florence rtcming Fleming 01 or tiasiuig*. Hastings: can ..... ....... ........ . out " "O. K," says pemachine tool operating. riorcnce village Uie of . village classes of, m classes maciunein 1001 cperaiiiig. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willard Kidder of; through • When I first knew lhe place, in northward .... Surveyors Stowell and Frank Andrus Press nnd Publicity by Mrs. Fred tunla- "Cut. cut. cut!" Out from un- Kalamazoo and Charles Kidder of ------------ 1 ' the latter part of the Blxtie*. there Prairieville to Hastings. F FORD — MERCURY — LINCOLN Tubben-r of Freeport; Alcohol Ed- ** the hollyhock* pop-25 little baby Fort Custer were Sunday cullers were two blacksmith end wagon re­ worked for some time on that route, are the instructors. • ucatlon by Mr*. Muy Custer of chicken* and run to Petunia. "Well. Court at ^burcb 8L, Hasting* pair shops and three store*. Tlie They found the territory north of I Petition* for school offices were Hastings; Christian Cltteenshlp by ’J swan." aay< lhe other ‘hen. "You nt lhe George Kelley'* lhe village through Orangeville, circulated the first of the week frame school building was then Mra. Edith Black of Vermontville. better." says Petunia. standing, and children were sum­ Hope and Rutland had many hills.'and election will be held to-day. Special music was furnished by moned to school by the bell which so U>at deep cute and heavy fills Mary* Ketcham and Raymond Ken­ the Oirls Glee Club from the Free­ >i»tl once been in use at the Slater would have more than doubled the yon are running for mayor. Mor­ port high school and by the HaaIndian mission, near Cressey. Fire cost of grading the line. As estab­ ri* Hill and Richard Swaitson for; lings Union. destroyed the school building and lished and later built lhe line skirt­ chief justice: Gall Foster and Tlie Memorial service was in melted the old bell. There was then ed lhe'shores of Crooked and Long Duane Ottosen for sanitary en­- cliarge of Mra. Alice Griffin of a Methodist and later, a Baptist lakes, and followed the easier grades gineer; Joseph and William Kellyt Woodland. In the evening session traffic manager: Thoma* churcii in the village. The tavern of Fall creek valley from Long lake for the Y. T. C. of Freeport gave an inSo Prairieville Waters and Harold ' Townsend for built by Hiram Lewis was destroyed Into Hastings. • tcrcstlng playlet "Temperance by fire, but another was rebuilt on missed out on the railroad but public service chief. Tide* in American History" under The choir class 1* continuing its lhe same site. The patronage of the didn't this* no much, because mast the direction of the Freeport Union of it has recently been abandoned. work for the Spring Festival to hotel was diminishing when I first with Mr*. Wm. Dipp chahman. Prairieville remains a serene, quiet be held in Kalamazoo May 23. knew the village, but the hotel, bar j Election of officers for the comMr. Brozak's gym classes each; was said to be doing n considerable country village. It Is a decent, or­ 'itaig year resulted as follows: Presibusiness, and there were rumor* of derly. law-abiding conununity, giv­ hour consist of four teams, with!j dent. Mrs. Bessie Woodman; 1st poker games, with considerable ing good support to its schools, in­ lhe following teams leading: First Vice Pre* . . Mr*. Floy McDermott; stake*, in a targe room upstair* The teresting itself in the common life hour. Roger Otis' team; second' 2nd Vice Pres., Mra. Alice .Onfsecond hotel building also went up of America and is pervaded by a hour. Donald Clinton's team; fourth ।I fin: Recording Secretary, Mr*. Be­ hour, Robert Saunders' and Richard' neighborly, friendly spirit. In smoke. , atrice Dunning; Corr. Secretary. Grables' teams are tied, and third: Rome time before the Civil War. Mrs. RussclK Kantner; Treasurer. hour. Leads Guernsey's team leads.’ Mrs. Muriel Perry. __________ Andrew J. Bowne. son of John THE PESSIMIST High school student* acted as Bowne a pioneer fanner of Prairie­ I A radio musician was telling usher* for the sugar rationing pro ­ ville township, established a store Graham McNamee, announcer of cautious In the village. He wm a shrewd NBC's "Treasury Hour." about hi* gram lasvweek. "Can you knock a golf ball out The j4l club hour of the year of sight?" asked golfer MacThtetle business mon. and enjoyed a very career. large trade. When the war started, of golfer MacHlalher. ’ "You know." he related, “I started wa* held May 12. he became a heavy buyer of all kind* on the theory that the world had On Saturday, the league track i "Aye, but I'm not going to." of merchandise, and kept a huge an opening for me." stock for a country store; but It was "And." prompted McNamee, "you a wise procedure for Mr. Bowne.-for found it?" advancing prices rapidly Increased "Rather!" replied the musician hi* profit*. The foundation of the "What a hole I'm in now I" ' fortune which enabled him to win large *ucce*s In lhe First National BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT bank which he established in Has­ tings, was laid in that Prairieville village store. His successor in store ownership in the village wa* Ru*seH E. Combs, who also proved a shrewd merchant. He later sold his ’ store in Prairieville and started a bank in Middleville, which also Effective June 21, 1M1 •EX ,“d site "" “ VAimwai TERMITES BUnON YOUR LIP! MAKE YOUR CAR LAST MOYNAHAN-FAUL, INC. YOU MAY NOT BE !>a BUS SCHEDULE proprietor of a successful general store at Prairieville when I came to know the village so well. Our family moved from lhe Prairieville farm to Hastings in the years old. I have no recollection of vlslUng the village •unUl after we i‘3 TO GRAND RAPIDS BUT YOUR DOLLARS CAN! DON’T FORGET TO BATTLE CREEK (r Today, American! are dying to that America—your free America —can live. The men in our armed forcei are out there fighting every inch of the way . . . fighting for YOUR right to the freedom for which thia nation stands . . . freedom the axis hordes would take away! Our fighting men need MORE pianos. MORE tanks, MORE guns . . . they must have more and bettor weapons than our enemies have, if America js to smash through to Victory! We THE BOYS FARMERS We ora In the markket for your wool. Our pricei will be right with the market. When you need gran teed come in and see what we hare. Our iced line it complete. TO LANSING U 5 SERVICE WRITING GIFTS I Give ShaoHar't pan upd pencil TO KALAMAZOO irmy, Navy. Marine, Air Corps' and CooU Guard. Right lenqih | - correct "ouhol-sight' dip — no uniform pocket bulge! •Dally Except Sunday help i him — ond pel: fatten taxI lo youlCome in end tea lheie gift:. Matched Sett, S3 95 up, Pam, $2.75 up, Deik Sell, $3 00 up Ail Other Trips Are Dally We are prepared to fumith you quality fuel ot all timet. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Art Todd, M<r. HASTINGS CITY BA SHEAFFERS Phona 2137 TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT LyBARKER’S HASTINGS WAR STAMPS AND BONDS giva eoch one of in aa oppwrtiaaity to help win the war ... an American way to find the billions needed for Victory. Every Stamp and Bond YOU buy will help our boy* at the front . . . and keep the skies over America clear of Axis raiders. And remember, your government guarantees tkat your money will come back to you with interest, os much es $4 for every $3 when Bond* ore held to maturity. Send more of YOUR fighting dollar* out to win the war. Give our boys in uniform e hand. . DRUG STORE PHONE 2115 ''Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service' PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HAST - �TUB HASTINGS BANNIB. THURSDAY, MAT 14, 1X1 Mra Wayn. LMUr tended Ute funeral of Mr. Mourer'i SOUTH SHULTZ ’ Wards offer floor coverings \ict special prices! RUG, SALE! Sharply Reduced For This Evenfl’ SUPER SERVICE RUGS M2tyz 550 An amazing offer! During thia great sale you get the finest, heaviesfTelrbaae made at the usuel price of a lighter standard weight I You pay less .. . yet you get the same quality you see in na­ tionally advertised rugs! See our wide assort­ ments of florals, leaves, textures and tiles! Choose from the latent decorator styles . . . the newest colors I But above all come in NOW while you still get the EXTRA savings of.this unusual SALE! PRICE CUT! Wardoleum by Hie Yard .... .... ’ L," L. J^^^Cover your floor wall-to-wall with Super Service yard goods. Offered in a wide assortment of flortit. marbles and filo patterns in 6 and 9 foot widths. A | | *j' Long Lasting Beauty For Loss! SALE! INLAID UNOLEUM ON FEIT BACK DELTON Henry ucinaar . and Sharon of Hasting* Mrs. Mn. Bessie Campbril returned home a few days ago ter spend­ Kenyon Saturday ing several days in > Kalamazoo 8 Mra. Wayne Hord of Detroit North Cemetery at Hickory Cor- Kenyon is spend! hospital where she “2defwe,.t J!i" her friend, Alta operation We are glad she is get With her mother. Mra. Julia Weller. Mn. Homer Bartlett’s grandson. Ung along so nicely. Mra. Minnie Mother’s Day with their son-in­ Campbell la caring for ter Bonneville Sunday. Leslie Gould and family ’I*’1 v law and daughter. Mr. and MA. Plying Cadets, destination Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham enter­ Mother's Day with Mr. nnd Mra Glenn Williams and family at the known.. tained thirty guests at a shower for W. K Kellogg farm. Gull lake. their niece Evelyn Hom, a June Art Gould of Fulton Mother's Day guests of her son, Mrs. Abe Felder and daughters bride-to-be. Friday evening. ReHL'AlARD hills ___ of Ross Center attended Mother’s Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick of AuThere wm a very *lJ Day services in the Melhodlil elyn received many beautiful pres­ church here Sunday morning. ents and good wishes for future ance at Sunday school at Bowens Mills. Glad to see so many out. Mr. and Mrs Douglas Florio sn- sick for. sometime, was taken to happiness. Inounce the birth ot a daughter Borges* hospital, Saturday momEsther Hom of Benton Harbor Folks attended from Orand Rap­ । Bonnie Lou at Borges* hospital lasv came Thursday to attend the show­ ids. Detroit and near Frank Town who will be eighty- er and spend Mother's Day with Decoration Day there wiB be Wednesday evening. She weigher five years old in August, is not luck dinner at lhe chureh in h<m . nearly nine pounds. or of the chureh being built W Hom. i Mr. and Mrs Clair Richards oi Mr. and Mra. Shute of Hastings years Every one Is invited lo car® I Jackson spent lhe weekend with with Mr. and Mrs. Otaydon Bost­ and meet old friends and new cm**were Thursday evening callers of I their mother, Mrs. Blanche Rlchwick Wednesday. May 20. The Mrs- Jamea storkan. Sr., in com­ ! ard*. Mrs. Harold Lowe of Niles business meeting and program will Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hom. Clarence Fritter and family of pany with her son and wife. Mr. ' spent Saturday with her and Paul Freeport called on Mr. and Mrs. and Mra. Edward Storkan of Has­ I Richards of Hastings and Miss Ef­ tings to spending a few days with Milo Asiiby Bunday. I fir and Warren Richards of MJdTh| Gideons will have charge of Thad Cook of Hastings spent Ute her sins In Clevelalhd, land park spent Sunday with her. the morning preaching service nt Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins en­ i ML» Jeanne William* spent Bat- the Wcsleysn chureh. Sunday. tertained Mrs. Bennett and son Hom's. urday night with her brother and Mra. Bertha Batnrs was taken to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon of from Grand Rapids Wednesday evBorgesa hospital last Saturday. Her enlngWilliams and family at Gull lake many friends hope for her soon Merle Burd of Assyria spent. George Abbey of Hastings L-i return home. Saturday night with Mr. and Mra.# (spending this week with his aunt Archie Burd. iMn. Blanche Richards. Mother's Day and attended the WEST HOPE Mra. Archie Burd and Mary U)u Calvin, son of Mr. and Mra. Chat, Wesleyan chureh. were on the sick list last week but j Florin underwent an emergency I Mrs. Elsie Huraley, who received ’operation for appendicitis in Bor- the book on Mother's Day al the children of Delton. Mr. and Mn. are better now. Oliver Van Kirk la getting some gess hospital, Kalamazoo. Wednes­ Methodist chureh for having the Lawrence Anders of South Hastings ground ready on Jim Bowermans and Mr. and Mrs Harold Brommels day evening. largest number of children pres­ to plant to truck garden. Miu Jeanne Williams and Garth ent. will read excerpt* from It of -Hastings were Sunday guests of Water melon planting was the Floris spent Sunday afternoon with next Sunday morning. “How lo Mrs Hattie Anders and aon Ray­ order of the day Saturday on some her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Make and Keep a Father and Hus­ mond. Mr. and Mra. Ronald Anders and farms in this locality. Williams near Fteepoit band Happy." Tom and John Wliltams oL children and Mra. Harold Springer The Delton Rural Agricultural Next Bunday morning will be Lacey called at the Green homr baseball team h.u ouUcored lea­ Gldeon Sunday at the Methodist nnd son Donn were guests of Mr. and Mra. Jamea Anders of Good­ Wednesday. gue oppositions 62-0 so far. In ,church. Mr. and Mrs. Sweet and Vir­ will Sunday. Barry-Eaton county County jeagucj league j Mrs Hattie Barnes Is spending three Barry-Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Charley Snyder of ginia have moved bock to their contests to date. Coach Ray Wls- thl* week with her son Bls.? Kalamazoo were guests Monday of farm, aftef spending the winter in neuritis outfit still has not been Barnes and family at Allegan, Grand Rapids. Mr. Sweet Is em­ scored upon. The team has beat-; ——----------- ♦-»_----------------Abe Hayward is helping with ployed there but drives to and en Nashville. 10-0: Middleville j CLOVERDALE U-0: and Woodland. 34-0, in a con-1, Mrs. D,le Morris Mnd ch»dren of chores at the- Everette McCallum from work every' day.' The Green and Burd famillre home. test that lasted only four and a Allegan. Mrs. Nesbett, Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Johncock local and Merle Burd of Assyria third InningsP Wilbur is the school a, Olin Brown of Plainwell spent Sun­ star pitcher. In 30 innings, he has (<tay with their parents, Mr. and and children were guests of his shall Tripp Sunday. mother, Mra. Ezra Morehouse Sun­ allowed six hits, fanned 37. giv-, Mr8 Arthur Johncox. . Gordon Green and Lou Young en five walks and allowed one runMr Bnd Mrw RuaMll Hart and day. of Battle Creek spent ‘Saturday ncr to reach first on a wild pHch-; children visited Mr, and Mra. Jerry family were guests Sunday of Mr. evening with his folks Mr. and Mrs.< Delton split two games outside the | p,^ ln 6unday. Albert Green. and Mrs. Ferris Brown and Isabel. league, beating Hastings 2-1 and, Mr Bnd Mrg <^1^ 1 losing to Wbodland 9-4. The local lw0 of NlUa Mr ,nd Mn( W|^ Barbara Mac staying for a few days BOWENS MILLS । team will meet the Sunfield team Binlew Mr Mri 8heldon How. visit. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bonnet ate Many from Uie neighborhood vis­ on the school diamond here Frt-|ell of Kalamazoo and Eire Chamited the various cemeteries Sun­ Mothers Day dinner with his moth­ dft.y; Mny Jh. . n „ i berlaln spent Mother's Day with day afternoon. er. Mrs. Holmes of Bradley. I . en,ered ntother. Mrs Martha ChamBowens Mills and vicinity ob­ Tlie family have received word hospital Thursday as a medical and from Buryi Cook stating he was served Mothers Day by old and P-UeP.t . Mr Oo Chipman and located in Australia. young attending Sunday Athooi. I * ^nntten Won Mrs F,orcncc spent Sunday Twenty two. mothers were present. GLA88 CREEK panko by Peter pc .ter, Hooert h..— Mr. and Mra. Charles Kingsbury Mrs. Mary Mnsaad and daughter Mr. snd Mn Robert Shrlcker and Barnes and Willard Duddles spent of Orand Rapid* were Bunday * entertained at a fapilly dinner Sun­ the weekend In lhe Potter cabin day, their children, honoring Moth- sons of Richland and Mr. and Mra guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lowell Whittemore and children of on Au Sable river near GraylingGtadeon Briggs. , Delton were Mother's pay visitors Mrs. George Kern spent from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jone* and at Chas. Whittemore's. . Mothers Day guests al the home Wednesday until Friday with her Mr. and Mra. Rex Tate of Ypsi­ of Mra. Frankie Briggs were her Mr M^X*" lanti came Friday and remained daughter Belva and family, Mr, , Mr. * and Mra. Bert Singer ,nd and Mra. John Hamilton and two chll-l Mr nd Ur * B 'rl slABrr i children. Mra. Mae Lamb of Kala- over Mother s Dsy at Forrest Hav­ and Mrs. Lewis Marble <a grand­ dren al Scotts. daughter) Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mar­ Mra. Amy SUcock of near Prairie-1I mnzoo caled on Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy en's. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGlockltn and children of Hastings tin (also a grand daughter* all of Pennels Sunday. vllle recently spent a week with her Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Sen- . Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Gibson. Mr. spent Lhe day there. 1 cousin. Mra. Alllce Collins. Mrs Sunday callers at the Whittemore alba of Delton and James Salyer Robert Barnes and daughter Char­ and Mra. Sam Gleb and daughter. and four daughters and families of ’1 lotto were recent dinner guests ol Bechtel nnd BUlle, Mr. nnd Mrs. Battle Creek. sons, Mrs. Virgil Monica and son, । Mrs. Collins. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Hal! and fam­ ; Goul and Mr. and Mrs. Pew of | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hafst spent Mrs. Lucy Davenport attended a Hastings. ily. Oley Douglass. Marcella Brady, ’ Silver wedding dinner party in hon ­ । the weekend with relaUves at HetMiss Joan Erway and M'ss Vir­ Mr. and-Mrs. Burdette Lewis and or of Mr. and Mra. Arvah Williams ginia Baker of Kalamazoo and the daughter all of Northville were I Mra. Alice Collins speftt Wed­ In Kalamazoo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Locksteadl are Misses Maxine and Genevieve 2r- guests of lhe home folks Sunday, nesday. Thursday and Friday with, way and Clarice. Vandcrbush of Everybody plan to attend Uie 50th her nephew. Lieut. Col. Leland moving this week to their home at Grand Rapids were weekend guests anniversary of the Bowens Mills Pine lake which they bought re­ Jones and family in Lansing. church to be held on Decoration ! cently. Mr. and— Mra. E. c. Applegate HICKORY CORNERS --------------------------------------- --and ---I Sergeant and Mrs. Arlie Gosnell11' daughter Elisa, returned here last Ray Otis of Kalamazoo were week­ time. end visitors at Fred Olis'. Mr. and John Cosgrove and his niece took after spending announce the birth of a seven Thursday —J----- *' -----------M-~ “the •----- win­ MYn Harry Dunn of southwest dinner in the E D. Springer home tn Roann. Ind. i pound daughter, Dolores Ann. Mon- ter ' , | RuUand were Sunday callers there. and attended Sunday school SunFriend* will be happy to hear that1 Jnt. _____ __ ... , day. May 4. Mrs Gosnell was for­ Joe Arenz of Detroit spent Uie Ed PenneU I* slightly improved bull w 4kendhta^?.ilv i merly Letha LaMont. Sgt. Gos- .■m U, Bor,™. bo.rtul.Mr. F.n-| ^r. jTIn,* ] nell is tn foreign service. Little PLEASANT RIDGE Dolores Ann. her mother, grand­ Warren's were Mr. and Mrs. Rus­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Teeter. Mary. ’ mother and great-grandmother all Harry. In Kalamazoo. sell Thornton and sons of LaPorte, Mildred and David attended church ' live In the same house, where three Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gates of Indiana and Phil Warren and services al Elmdale. Sunday. I of them were bom. Including the Parchment spent Sunday evening daughter Hazel of Lansing. Mrs. LaVenie Kinne spent Sun* great-grandmother, Mrs. Florence with-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gain. Mrs. Sara Erway and Mrs. Clara dsy with her mother in Jackson. Lawrence. Some of the children have been Robinson spent several days last Mr. and Mrs. Allie Cheney of Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer at- home with the chicken pox |#h week with their brother. Wm. OU* Carlton spent Sunday with Mr. and | of southwest Rutland. Mrs. Alton Wood and Oreydon. ' A large crowd attended the Ladles CEDAR CHEEK Aid in the church basement. Club > Mrs. Dorothy Monroe and son No. 1 serving dinner. Maynard of Kalamazoo. Mr. and James Endsley was seriously hurt Mra. Lloyd Owen and children, local being thrown from the back of a were dinner guests Sunday of their horse, lying unconscious for days. parents, Mr. and Mra. Ardy Owen. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. LaUiron of Afternoon callers were Mrs. Amy BarryvUle and Mr. and Mrs. WarSimpson ot Gull lake, Mrs Olive nlc Kelsey spent Mother's Day with Campbell of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey. Call­ Joseph Hammond is visiting his ers in Ute afternoon were Mrs. Fer­ WE CAN NOW sell the I. L. (Roy| Boyes Cottage on son. William and wife of Battle ris Lathrop and Carol of Toledo beautiful Mali lake on WrildorfT* P.esort. Haa three Creek. and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith of . Mr. and Mra. Grodlvent of Bat­ Woodland. 4 large gleased in sleeping porch upstairs; large living tle Creek spent Sunday with ArreMr. and Mrs. Cecil Ronk and 11 us Campbell and family. . modern kitchen facing lake, built in garage, down Robert Abbey of Battle Creek and running water, rleetrtclty, fully insulated, targe lol 100 Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Bolton and Ella Wertman fell out of a wagot. Richard ot Hastings and Albert fL on take. Priced for 'rick sale at only.......... >3400.00 Saturday and injured his breast Kinne spent Mother's Day with Mr. ANOTHER COTTAGE east of above also en WallderlTs bone. 8i»e waa taken to Borgesa and Mrs. Lester Kinne. Resort A dandy buy—5 rooms and Inside toilet, electric hospital, Kalamazoo for an x-ray. We have not heard the result, but Every man Is rich or poor accord­ only hope for a speedy recovery. ing to the proportion between his Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lester and desires and his enjoyments.—JohnONE ON CROOKED LAKE, has screened In porch, elec­ children of near Banfield. Mr. and tric lights, easy to get to. AU furnished. Can sell thl* yeara old. ■ Saturday afternoon at Babble's funeral home tn Battle RESORT PROPERTIES <_,Buy a Cottage and Enjoy Life! <1 For the first time we are offering a vide assort­ ment of both ‘‘marbles" and "patterned” goods at the same low sale price! This genuine inlaid linoleum provides a beautiful floor for any room! Its subtle colors are inlaid through linoleum to the heavy felt back! They won’t fade . . . scuff­ ing can’t mar their patterned beauty! It lies flat without pasting, saves work and added expense of installation I Cleans with only a few strokes of a damp mop. Bring your room measurements for an estimate TODAY while you still can buy for LESS i BiBoe.oa di Hon. has electricity. Priced lo sell al HOMES IN HASTINGS WE HAVE LISTED lhe Dr. Heney home on West Center SALUTE TO A CAREFUL DRIVER .. snoot A NICE HOME on S. Washington. 1 rooms. Has every- EXPERT INSTALLATION! Wards have facilities to install any floor covering order for the customer. Simply bring your prob­ lem to our Rug Department at the Store. Come in and sec our wide selections I You 11 find the greatest array of valuta in town I So why pay more! hell 15 dealers In Barry County to Serve You. 'The Best Investment on Earth, u the Earth Itself” EARL R. BOYES MONTGOMERY WARD FHONI 2704 HASTINGS 114-126 SO. JIFF4W0N REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBLNS BUILDING M<KEE SERVICE Oil SALES PHONE 2659 mL AsXkJkdAufti STATS ST. BASTINGS FRONT UM �■m urmai mwn, tttStext twt ii i,y The following ware The Bunday school gave a Mothternoon. icr's Day program Sunday morning The Woodland U. B. Missionary at the regular Sunday school hour Klndergarien and First Grade ] Martha Nye. Marilyn Smith, Louise Society will meet with Mra. Daisy with Mra. Orpha Wing in charge. Doris Whitney, teacher Hoff*.and Mardell Hanns. Hllli* and 1 Mr. William* gave us a picture Mra. Brodbeck will be assisted by Tyler of Woodland on Wednesday,i Tlie attendance Banner woe pre­ P. W. Holmes of Grand !of our Rhythm Band. (Eldon Durkee as clarinetist. Also May 20. tor a work meeting. Club {rented lo tlie young married folks bert Drake. Lynn Miller were Orand Rapids visitors !a*t[' >w__ , ___ _____________ ,___ ,________ , No. 1 will serve the dinner. ’ class and Offering Banner to Young • Shirley Stadcl ha* read lhe mrat'four mother* will play as en*emPersonal Paragraphs Wednesday. , boot, 0/anyone in tlie kindergarten, ble, Mra. M. A. Holl*. Mrs. David 1 The L. A. 8. met ten Thursday sing. Mr. and Mra. Vaughn Fuller.| Pvt. Chiss. Kenney who was In- Tile following have read five kin- Smith. Mrs James McDowell and COATS GROVE Mr. and Mra. John Dell and Miss The funeral of Mra. Anna Boice Cn the church basement with good r and Tl< r- Srtliiiv* Will.. , ... _ ...__ _ . Dorothy Dell were Mother's Day ducted in Uie army last week. dergarten books and eleven first Mrs. Royal Prantr. Baton twirlera te home on a ten day furlough and|gr8de books; Denny Bates, Joyce Betheny Anway and Jackie Curtis wa* held tell Wednesday afternoon1 attendance. Chib No. 1 composed Ungs. Mn. Manana amlth and fully decided that a rasuH at the Coat* Grove church with 01 Lenah Sense. Mrs. Lucille ■ » ,1.101, ..... . Is giving examinations and ....... finish- Logan. Wilma Sense and William will give a drill. wyn Dell of Leslie. daughter. of Grand Rapids, and getting, I go ahead on U *1 Ina lite classes In the Commerce de de-­ strimhaek. i ------- -— . . _ . - Rev. P. C. Wing in charge. Burial t Woodman. Mra Harriet Peririns Strimback. Mra. Jerry Fteher visited her step­ Ing Sugar Rationing Smoothly Carried was in the Fuller cemetery. She Mrs. Slilrley Blood. Mrs. Fred Dur-' Glen Mead Were Sunday guests of i trial after trial until it mother. Mra. Delia Cotton nt the partment of Woodland High school. I Thoma* A. Edison. Out had many friends who with the re)-?***' '^ra_ Gla<1J,a Thompson. Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Ben Crockford. Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Faul and chil­ home of Mr. and Mra. Chas. Cotton «n<‘ Mildred Nowicke. teacher : Supt H. A. Kltaon with his staff atlve*. deeply regret her passing Hub*rt dren of HosUngs were Mother's of Mulliken lost Wednesday.. Her life had been long and useful Boulter rented a fine dinner. The Mr. and Mra. Harold Forman of Day dinner guests of his mother. ner of our Spelldown Friday after-I dents carried out the issuing of sug- in our midst. ' program of lhe afternoon was In Weal Branch are visiting his par- Mr*. Geo. Faul. I noon I ar" ration cards in Woodland school . Mr. and Mra. Harry Woodman of ,ch*’Ye of Mr*. Margaret Lehman. ent*, Mr. and Mrs. 'Geo. Forman jI George Schneider, ------------------Maurine Clum had charge of CallierUie Dodds lias returned to ;district lust week in a very effi- Orand Raplda vtelted Sunday at the1 Schneider and Mr*. WH1 Velte ca.il-1uw» >■> ».•<>«, ws'»».|C jenl manner. shooj.aftcl being ill several weeks. । clent manner. »i Il wm was puuinre planned mi to.. former', parent*. Mr. and Mra. John.the C- E. m«vUng Bunday evening. P Griebel ofj HBgcr Rulh £kena and have each quarter of lhe district Woodman ,tte in the army. Mother s Day din­ Ith® subject wo* Mother's Day. ner guests at the Fbrman home were Lansini, rnpay. Tlie friends of Mra Emma Brag-1 A aon was bom to Mn and Mrs. i yjorma Jean Classic brought acme ■. rrBuu-r on eoch of lhe four day* •r and Mra. Clarence Forman and Mr. and Mra. Fay C. Wing and^ypjy bouquets. 1Bnd about evenly divided the popu- don of West town line, will le t. D Demaray on Wednesday, .children of Homer. Mr. and Mra. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vane. Wotring attend• • • luUon and people registering. pleased to know that she wa* able {April ». Mother and son are getByron Teaker and children ot Pon-' ed the annual Joint concert of the, Third and Fourth Grade* Monday with the northweot arc- to be moved from a Battle Creek ting along nicely tlie and Miss Florence Fprman of Davta Tech High School band and Martha Smith, teachr/ tlon reVteterlng. I total of 383 ap- hosDital to Pennock hospital and Barry Co Womans club] chorus at tho rentral High school : Those receiving 100 In Uie spell-1 pUcatto“, received. On Tues- that she is Improving. Orapd Rapids. Mr. and Mn. C. L. 1 Federation will meet at Coat* Grove: Hlar\ of Middleville were Sunday audltgrium last Thur*day evening. Ing test Ln third grade were Jimmy; . annHcatlons of 321 persons Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Demond ot (church TTiursday, May 21. , ___ I-. ..n.— . in., i. . Robert Wing, nephew of Fay Wing Ackley. Donald DulU, Nancy Hager.; t£PMUthweal were minted, Ionia spent Sunday with Mr*. Peail Fr*nk Haight wa* hurt in one of brother'of. Mr*. Ponnan. N is lhe director of choral music at Betty Hilly and Paul Shcllengsrber.. dny</1,y aaw 367 application* Dymond. 'hl* hand* test week by the kick of Those hi the fourth grade were Lor-, from ,he ^0,^1 and on ThursMrs. Lawrence Fuul received a Davis Tech High school. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Rich of Battle a horre. Mr. and Mrs. Biri lll Holly and en Nicholson and Mary Jane Leak. . de j— BppJ1Cant* were registered Creek and Coy Stowell of Hastings ‘ Mr Woodman Mother's Day cablegram from her tJl(b norlhwMt district. and Mra. Viola Roger, of Freeportj*P«nt Mother's Day with the latter* son areydon Faul who Is with the houseguests. Mr. and Mra. Edgar; We ore glad to have Lyle Dodds I ot 14A0 application, for called on Mr. and Mm. Harley Sease, Parrn“' «rarmy in Australia. He Is feeling Hanna of Oak Park. 111., were back with us after hl* recent Hines*. A Mother's Day dinner guest* at the with scarlet fqycrration books were received with Sunday. | In HasUngs. iflne and enjoying his experience home ot Ite r«w<n pmuu. Mr. „ mo I»»i »1-, there. Miss Phyllis Barnum wo* operat.....' Mr*. Curl Walt*. larewell I arty . | from lh^ r#uon books. ed on for appendicitis at Pennock, BARNUM bt ltooi. Don Duncan of Grant) Rbplds and Mra. E. L. Allen of Wllkesbarre. j Members of the Woodland United:0CQUC,ea tnc " spent lhe weekend with hte parents hospital lost Wednesday. She tei Phyllis Barnum wa* taken to Pu.. and daughter. Mrs. Elwood Brethren church gave a farewell j Piano Recital Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Fisher. getting along as well as expected. Pennock hospital and underwent an pounds of sugar to add ro die nation’s total of this vital energy food. Mr. and Mra. Earl Drake and sen., Price and daughter of Owoaso. Mrs. i party for Mr. and Mr*. Paul Smith; a group nt Mn. Alice Smith BrodMra. Bettie Woodman attended the operation for appendicitis Thur*of South Hosting* were dinner L. A. Runyan and son Herbert Run-' and Marcia Ann Inst Tuesday eve- beck piano students will give a piano W. C. T. U. Oounty Convention at’day morning. She is recovering Listen to Edgar A. Guest—each Monday I rapidly. guests at_ the home of Mr. and Mr*. ynn of the R A. F. England, and ning in the church parlors. Mr. and 1 recital for their mothers at the Freeport last Friday. daughter Alice of Ownaso. Miss 1 Mrs. Smith are leaving in about two ■ home of Mr*. Brodbeck. Saturday Ralph Leffler Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brovant of Mr. and Mra. Ben Blakney of 1 and Wednesday 10 A.M.-WXXZ Mn and Mn. Howard Hewitt call- Eleanor Bateman. Mt. Pleasant. Mr. week* for their new home tn Lan- afternoon. May 16. In the recital Lake Odessa spent Sunday with Freeport spent Sunday at tlie H«-1 and Mra. G. L. Clrttenden. Valley 1 sing which they have just purchased. [ arc Marilee Shellenbarger. Phillip Harley Sease* Mrs Pearl Demond, bert Barnum home. Saturday evening on Mr. and, Farm*. Lansing were dinner guest* Mr. Smith ha* been employed In the Born. Mary Jane VanPuttcn. Larry wa* a caller there Friday. I Larry Durkee is on the tick Itet. | rs. Ed Snobblr of Lake Odessa and Mra. Rco Brink of Milford and Pvt. Everett W. Johnston return-1 Mra, Thoma* Brower of Grand Rap­ of Mr. and Mrs L. J. Vincent ana office of General Motors in Lansing Baine. Beulah ScaXe, Rosemarie ids who 1* visiting at the Snobblc son* and Mra. Fannie Hunt Sunday.. for the part year and formerly was oemeray, Mary Ann Rader, Joyce Ruth Woodman of Ann Arbor spent led to camp thte week after spend-; MIm Mayoml Valentine of Lowell i a teacher of the Coate Grove school i Henney. Roberta Manker. Janice the weekend with their parents. Mr. Ing a twelve day furlough with relhome. I They will be greatly missed In the i Bates. JoAnne Smith. Janet Jordan. • and Mr*. H. Woodman. aUve* and friend*. Harry Hough of Hartford spent was an afternoon caller. Mr. and Mrs. Will Velle of East .social, civic nnd church life of i Marjory Jackson, Sylvia Poff. Nor­ the weekend with hl* daughter and Woodland were dinner guest* ot Geo. i Woodland where they have been1 errand ^on Morgan ^'ra^Houah 1 Schneider Schneider and unci Mtes Mtes Ella Etta Schneider Schneider j very verv active. active EspeclaUy F-vuecInlly In In the the church chureh who hu vistted her daughter the 1 Sunday. will they be mi^cd as Paul ha* been cast week returned home with him Mr Mrs <^r,° Tic'rncr nnil|nn active’ member since a child nnd P'jdr nnd Mra Pvton Griner and!Mrs- EH**1*”’ Tickner and *on af Mrs. Smith since their marriage, War Saving Drive Monday and family of Muskegon spent Sunday Sunfield were Sunday Sunday evening evening [ .. a a lovely lovely gift girt wa* was presented presented to to family of Muskegon spent Spnday Sunfield were Monday and Tuesday were desig­ afternoon and evening wlfh Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Towns, them from the church by Rev. E. nated as a War Saving drive in Pvt Gerald Gonyou of Hastings who b. Griffin. Mrs. Paul Geiger. •Woodland. The committee. Gordon V Mr. and Mra. Dale Bump nnd is home on a (en day furlough was • After an evening of visiting. Williams, executive chairman, Karl games and contests, a luncheon of .family and Mr. and Mra Ralph a Sunday evening caller* Faul. Honorary ChalrmaM, Supt. H. Miss Ogla Eckardt of northeast I cake, Jello nnd coffee was served. Striker of Baltimore township were A. Kltaon. L J.-------------Vincent, — Lawrence Woodland was a dinner guest of Mrs Fire Protection Facilities Planned ... ---------- --------------dinner guests nl the home of Mr. Clara ’ Klopfenstein ‘ ‘ ‘ and‘ Herbert “ At a recent .’special peclnl meeting, Bird. Lawrence rucri meeting. the. ine.oira. iswrenw Finefrock ruicuuu and »nu Dr. izi, nnd Mra. D. B. Green Sunday. Sam village council voted to Improve the L. B. Brumm assisted by others Mra. £.-.~ Miss Ethel Whitmer nnd father Shartle Sr. Sunday. fire proteclion focilllles of Wood-! made a house to house canvas for J. S Whitmer of Beaverton nnd Schuler of northeast Woodland and Miss Esther Schuler of Tucson. land. A 4-inch well Is now being I the purpose of stimulating the purMr. nnd Mrs John Whitmer and Stamps and* Ariz. were Sunday afternoon call- drilled on tlie south side of the ball -chase ----------of - War Savings '— a ‘—~ — ehildrpn of Midland were weekend era. Miss Esther Schuler arrived In Bonds. guest* of Mr. nnd Mra. Eldon Far­ Woodland from Tucson Saturday park and It will be piped over to Ute large cistern near the entrance rell. evening nnd plans to spend Uie to lhe park, Thte will afford an SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Mr. nnd Mra. Lyle Hynes nnd Mr. and Mra. James Tweeddale of summer with her mother here. adequate water supply for this cis­ daughter Dawn of Portland were Mrs. A. J. Starling Who has been tern ot all limes. It is planned also Detroit and Mr. and Mra. Fred *Bunday afternoon visitors nt the visiting her mother, Mra. Lewis to erect a drinking fountain near Mayo of Maple Grove spent Wed­ home of Mr. and Mra. Glenn Farth­ nesday evening with Mr. and Mra, Block of Pontiac Uie past three the entrance of the park which will ing. months has returned to her home give a public drinking Supply of Keith Farlee and baby. Mr. nnd Mra. Delate/* Room nnd here. Her father passed away and water that will be approved by the ’ Mr. and Mrs Cosco Smith and Mra. Guy Campbell of Greenville children of Lansing. Mr. and Mra. she hosJiecn staying with her moth­ Health Dept. spent Monday with their cousin. er since that Ume. . The second improvement planned Paul Smith and Marcia of WoodMra. Della Manktelow. . Mra. Rluxla Austin spent the week te.thc building of a large 500 bar­ । land and Mrs. S. W. Smith were Last Thursday Mrs Carl Scofield ■ -----Mother's-----Day- guests of Mr. and Mrs. end with her son and family. Mr. iru rel! cistern on the grounds of the cuicni <»n me (ivuiiw u, uiv ,,-----took her mother. Mrs. Viola Nosh and Mrs. Robert Austin of Uinsing. Town Hall to be filled from the Ward Green and daughters^ who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farthing were .»v» eaves with with rain rain water water. Thte This will will ! Mr. and Mra. Laird Wotring of j. Carl Nicthamer of Hastings to vte{Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. MaUicr's Day dinner guests at the K„c u ,p,, ul a aui supply of „»«. water for Mrc the ,«vproIt a cousin. Mra. John Hartman of home of their daughter and family, I give lection of that side of the village. Walter Fisher were Sunday guests Galesburg. of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotring. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Osgood nnd son | -----------Mr. and Mra. Lester Nobles and Jack. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fbrrvst Parma- • Mr. and Mra. Pronklln Townsend EnsembW Recital sons nnd Mr. nnd Mra. Jack Hurt­ lee and daughter Margery of Battle Mrx. Alice Smith Brodbeck pre­ were Mother’s Day guests of his man and non Robert of Vicksburg Creek were Sunday afternoon call- sent* her piano pupils In an cnsem- parents. Mr. and Mra. Otto Town­ were Mother's Day guests of Mr. and | bin recital Tuesday evening. May send. Mra. Dorr Stowell nnd Verdun Sto­ Mr. and Mra. Harry' Sandbrook Mr. and Mra. John Rogers and 19 at 8:15 at the Lake Odessa high Well. Mr. and Mra. Henry Kroneschool auditorium. The public Is and daughters spent Sunday after­ nieyer of Holland and Mr. and Mra. Miss Dorothy Rogers were Sunday noon with Mr. and Mrs. Burt Rogers Invited. Will Brummler of Grand Rapids dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Cla­ Those taking part are Doris Bates, of Lake Odessa. rence Helmer of HosUngs. were Sunday oft^mppn callers. Mra. Mrs. Bertha Mulllnex and family. Pvt. Carl Wachter is visiting his Marilyn Eckardt. Carol Hoff*. Peggy Jack Hartftian and son remained for Niethamcr. Bethel Frantz. Eleanor Mtes Gwendolyn Mulllnex and fla visit with her parents. Mr. and parents. Mr, and Mra. Floyd John­ Frantz. Gwendolyn Frantz. Marcia j ance, Don Wilson of Battle Creek son on a furlough from a southern Mrs Dorr Stowell. ' , Ann Garlinger. Carlene Curtis. Iris-and Miss Opal Giles and Chalmer • Now, and after May 18th (when ceiling prices become effective), all Mrs. Wayne Long. Mra. Will Ger- camp. Mr. and Mn. Carlyle Burkle of Kimmel, Delora Dodge. Mary Louise J Hershberger of Grand R*plds were W linger and John Susan spent'Mon­ Poff. Janice Bates. JoAnne Smith.'Mother's Day guests of Mr. and Mra. A&P Super Markets and A&P Food Stores will continue to give you day with Mr. and Mra. Crowell Lansing and Mtes Jeanne Burkle of Roberta Monker, Joyra Henney. j Walter Hershberger. Battle Creek spent the weekend with Hutch ot Nashville. Kenneth McDowell. Audra Mae Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner and real low prices on fine foods every day, just as they have been doing. , Mra. Agnes Dorris of West Wood­ their parents. Mr. and Mrx. Carl Scars. Palsy Ringquest. Ardath Marvin spent Mother's Day with Burkle. land and son James Dorris of Car­ Dr. and Mrs. D. V. Sliomo and Blood, Alice Yvonne Short. Janet' Rev. and Mra. Frank Moxon'of Lake acas, Venezuela who Is visiting her, jonrnn. Jordan. oyivia Sylvia rnn, Poff. Virginia viruuu» ruu.:vuraM. Poff. ■ Odessa. The new "ceiling price" regulation will not alter in any way A&P'a visited friends Ln Chicago from son ol Coldwater. Mr. and Mra. E Mary' Ann Rader. Noreen Roe. LilMr. and Mrs. Keith Farlee and O. Shomo and Kenneth Stanley. Thursday until Tuesday. | lion Rader. Marjory Jackson, Ruth j baby son visited Mr. and Mrs. Clalow price policy. Th i«,{n trans that every day at A&P you will continue* : Mr. and Mra. Vrank Nielhamer Woodland and PvL Charles Kenney and family were Sunday dinner of PL Custer were Mother's Day to get the beat foods the markets afford at our lowest possible prices. - .guests of Mr. and Mra. Irving Jor- dinner guests of Mra. Lawrence Hil­ bert and daughters Lorena and El­ 4 dan of northwest Woodland. Hillis Reesor and Mlu Marjorie len. Miss Etta Schneider leaves Wed­ And here is another important fact to remember. FOOD PRICES WILL spent the weekend with their par­ nesday in company with Rev. and NOT BE IDENTICAL IN ALL FOOD STORES on and after May 18th. ents. Mr. and Mra. Albert Reesor. Mra. W. C. Bassett of Nashville to Mr: and Mrs. Henry Kronemeyer attend tlie Evangelical church con­ Prices will continue to differ in food stores on the same articles—just of Holland and Mr. and Mra. Will ference in Pontiac the rest of this ■ I HOME Brummler of Grand Rapids called as they have heretofore. Mra. Karl C. Faul visited Mra on Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stowell and sons Perry and Russell Sunday af­ Ludolf DeWyk of Ansonia. Conn, at the home of lhe Misses Florence ternoon. Mr. and Mra. Torn Long of Orand nnd Arlene Campbell of Hastings. Rapids and A. W. Long of Bay City Thursday afternoon. spent the weekend with their par- 'irhiwil notes Notes 3CHOOI I Flanigan, Beverly Frantz. Hal- rance Sisson of Irving Sunday afArkneLola Pracock Woodland Community News \ J MICHIGAN MADE 4 PURE SUGAR An Important Factor in Our War Effort « What about A«P LOW PRICES now that everybody is talking about CEILING PRICES FROnt ^bulletin Levi Kiteon of Indianapolis. Ind. and Mlu Mary Alice Kltaon of South Bend. Ind., spent the week­ end with Supt. and Mra. H. A. Kltwn. Mr. Kiteon remained for a Visit with his son nnd family. Mrs. Anna Kahler. Dorr Kahler and Miss Ruth Scudder called on relatives near Delton Sunday after­ noon. Pvt. Ray Powell- Is spending a five day furlough with Mr. nnd Mra. Leon Hynes. Pvt. Powell and Miss Gladys Hynes were dinner " guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brocks I of Sunfield. ' Miss Hulda Euper of Fowlerville and Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Hewitt were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. And Mrs. Ted Super and Jeralee at 9 East Woodland Miss Clara Blocher who has been recovering from an operation for appendicitis at the home of her ite­ is expected home lhe first of the Miss Ruth Scudder was a Moth­ er's Day dinner guest at the home ot lier mother. Mrs. Gertrude Scud­ der of West Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Campbell and daughter Ellen were also guests Mr. and Mra. Richard Hughs of Allegan were Thursday evening dinner guests of her sister and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mrs Karl Faul. Mr. and Mra. Homer Harrison and Children of Detroit visited Mra. Glenn England. Mlu Marjory Eng­ land and Mrs. 8. A. Holmes Bun­ day afternoon and evening, Mlu Ette Schneider and Mr. and Mra. Victor Eckardt and daughters OUR CUSTOMERS SAVE MONEY Church AnnouncemuU-n I Zion Lutheran Chureh Paul W. Geiger. Pastor 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school 11: 00 A- M. Morning worship 2:30 P. M. Lutheran Gospel hour Wednesday 8:45 P. M. choir re­ hearsal Thursday 4:10 P. M. Religious in­ struction I The Methodist Church George Wingard, pastor 10:00 A. M. Morning worship 11:15 A. M. Sunday school 8:00 P. M. Epworth League Tuesday 7 p. m. choir practice Thursday 8:00 P. M. Midweek service. Brethren Arthur L. Dodge, pastor 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Thursday. May 21. at 10:1b A. M. the Regional Women's Work meet­ ing convenes at the Sunfield Church of the Brethren. Potluck dinner at noon. Thursday evening, May 21. at 8:30 the Byler Male Quartette of Goshen College, Goshen. Indiana will prethe South Woodland Church. The members of this quartette are pre­ paring for the Christian ministry and come highly recommended. You are Invited to hear them. A&P, during the last.eight years, has made big reductions in its operating costs. These savings have been passed along to our cus­ tomers, so that today they have 9c more of every food dollar to spend than they did in 1933. CHECK AND REPAIR GAS APPLIANCES Now now. You couidn'l gel along veiy well without them .. gas appliance* TODAY. Make them last... help thorn lo give good sorvice by careful handling and Intelligent use. SELF-SERVICE CONSULT YOUR GAS APPLIANCE DEALER FOR REPAIRS CONSERVE and SAVE for VICTORY The Evangelical Church There will be no service next Bun­ day ___ _, because of the Conference in Pontiac. It is A&P'i policy to continue to conduct its business as economically as possible, thus to give you the utmost for every food dollar you spend at A&P Stores (onsumERS pouier THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMP �THE HASTINGS BANNER THURSDAY. MAY 14. Wt mother went a* fax as Chicago with dental work done In Lake Odessa.1 Mr* Andrew Roush of Hasting* Dr. Milton and a senior commgrc# daughter, ot Battle Creek. Ervin Leigh Saturday, while their mother called wa* a Sunday dinner gue«t of Mra. student, wa. presented with th. L. Mr*. Clifford Allerdlng of Hasting, on Mrs. Harry Boughner al*o of Mary Henney. Mr. and Mr*. Hom*r D. Ikmberry award by Howard Ny­ Caledonia. Mr. and Mr*. Boyd Col­ wa* a Saturday afternoon guest of FREEPORT han of IndlaJiapoU. at a **»<dal son of Grand Rapid# dsy caller* of Mra. Alice Gardner chapel called on Thursday of this Orand Rapid* spent Thursday eve ­ uy. and brother Bnory. a Rev. Olmstead and family were Mr. and Mn. Rial Kellogg and Mr. and Mr*. Robert Newton vlslt- ning with Mr*. Anna Moore and Mra. and Mrs Robert Harrie of Detroit Mr. and Mr*. Bhrock. Mr. a® spent Mother’s Day with Rev. and Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Adah Motter. Jo Ann ol Lansing spent the week­ slble by 50 alumni directly connecl- Mra. Nrison Thoms*. Mr. and Mr* The county W. C. T. U. Conven­ Mra. J. L. Ickes. end with Mr. and Mr*. Glenn KelSlate Road, and Mr. and Mr*. Ken­ Harold Christopel. Donald Mr and Mr* Harold Woods .pent Mr and Mra Orval Batanro. Mr tion w*a held last Friday at th# k«g. Thay left Sunday afternoon neth Claris of Hasting*. Sunday. •on, Mr. and Mr*. Roy McJloUrt* with Mr. and Mn. Miller Mid Mr*. Prod Ballance and Mr. and •entod and »um#11 Blough wore call#ra the for Chicago where they attended a Mr. and Mra. Howard Houghton of Methodist church. That* who missed Sunday . . ______ UU.Uin<r Af Wutlnea refrigeration convention, leaving Robert, and Claud of Grand Rapid* Detroit weF# weekend guest* ot Mr. hearing Mr*. Dora Whitney of Ben­ «*. SUB. uvau, WVB UU »— W, -------—- - ~~ '-------------- service which Protaeof L. D- Ikcnand Mr*. Guy Smith. . ton Harbor. State President of the bcrry haa given to Manchester Ool- Manilla Bhray.' Mra. Jennie. Pardee daughters of Orand Rapids were Clarence Benedict. Dr. and Mra. H. a Wedel and and Mra. Allen Fish and family. Mr. Grand Rapid* were Sunday visitor* i and Mra. Luman Yarger of Ovid family are moving to HuUng* can't hear very often. Mra. Whit­ Bunday afternoon guests of Mr.' Mrs Harold Barnum and son L«- lo commerce student* to remain In wer# Sunday afternoon callers of ney la Judge In the Juvenile Court and Mrs. Ed Blairs In Hie evening Roy of Grand R*pid# were Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Loyd Brock of Lake were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. Thursday (today). of Mr. and Mra. W. W. Rockhill. -------Of• Mra. Edna Miller. Friday evening supper guest* at at Benton Harbor, and 1* comtantly they visited Mr. and Mra. Leo Row visitor* Mr. and Mr*. Wesley Krlm and son and Mrs. Asa Steckle and Mra. Stella Odessa. the home of Mr. and Mr*. William dealing with those who have fallen of Hasting*. Mr. and Mra. Marvin Thaler Mr. and Mrs. Chari*# Asplnall and Vem of Clarksville were Sunday Yarger. Mr. and Mra. Watt Thomas of daughter of HMUng* were Monday Klemp wer# Mr. and Mrs Good and to the liquor habit. The Y. T. C. and family of Hastings w*re guest* __ _ J. Roudabush and uated from Freeport High achool. of the Wm. Mtehler family Sunday. daughter. Beulah, of Lowell were son. and Mr*. Royal Good of Dalton. gave a playlet "Temperance Tide* South Bowne and Mr*. Merrill caller* of Mra. O. !< Wilkin*. Freeport, Michigan Ln 1887. He wa* In American History," which wm Karcher and children called on Mr. Mra. Ektella ftaUer lost M0 Ut­ Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and They ail attended the ball gam#. Mr. and Mi*. Levi Hyne* and valedictorian of hl* cl*** and a high Sgt. Flqj'd E. Whitney hu re­ greatly appreciated. In the after­ and Mra. R. G. Spaulding of Cascade Lorraine of Grand Rapids wer# il* chick* by fire Thursday to the Mr*. Ray Wieland and family. Other scliool baseball star. During hl* col- old houro she had used for chick­ Bunday evening supper guests ot and Mr*. George Biutance and fam­ caller* during Ute day were Mr. and turned to -San Francisco, after noon Uie High School Glee Club Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Emil Olson called Ub. Forrest _ _______ — throe day* with hl* mother, sang two song*. ens.' The fire was caused from an Mrs. Livingston of _______ NeciuU._ spending । ily Bunday evening. of th* “Bark" beside* taking part in T.lvlneitz<n and anil two two . Mr*. Susie Whitney and family. His Mra. Anne Wolcott of Charlotte an Mr. and Mr*. Wert Shiftman of Miss Virginia Pish and Pvt Keith intramural debate and Intramural oil brooder. The Freeport fire de­ Mr. and Mn. Emery Kime and and Frank Livingston wm a Sunday evening supper Irving Sunday afternoon. partment was called and succeeded Bass of Camp Living*ton. La., were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Calm* and' Saturday evening dinner guests of athletic* and being a member of in saving lhe other building*. guest of Mr. and Mr*. L. R. WolBeverly Kay of North Irving called the latter’s sister and family of Mathaa-Phetorla society. COtt. Visitors *1 MUo Curtis' Jhe past Mrs. Maude Rogers and Mar­ at the Thomp*on-Pry home Sunday.: Hastings. week were Mr. and Mr* Garry Mr. and Mrs. Victor Henney of guerite were Sunday dinner guests Young and daughter of Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs Patrick Wood and and French Club. cf Mr*. Nellie Smith and family and Hastings were Monday afternoon' Mac Broom of Battle Creek spent Mr. and'Mr*. Loren Curtl*. Mr*. Due to tlu defense program the Azor Curtis and Ethel of Saranac guesu of Mrs. Mary Henney. Mra. Jennie Cassaday of Hasting*. , Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Warren medal ■ncuai will wiu be uc added Mac# to io lhe uie plaque •, and tnd Mr. Mr and Mra. Mri. Frank Frank Headworth Edgar Cheney and family of' Burrarrer and family. after the emergency has subaided.-1 and oI curk*vlUe. Lansing spent Sunday with Mr.: tings on business Friday. James Cool of Hastings, who wm Oak lAavr. U.nrhuUr Hnlleee .Muri .TT ..Hmtettler . ...1 __u Leaves, Manchester College and family vis­ Mr. and Mr*. Harold Skinner of and Mr*. Herman Gosch. They all inducted into the army May 5. re­ ited Friday evening al Art Richard­ Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ spent lhe afternoon with relatives In' ceived a three day furlough over the Paper, North Manchester. Ind. liam Tinkler and baby of Hasting* Lowell. son'*. • Dipp and Kunde '(tera CaUlde weekend during which he visited Mr. Wm. Mishler attended the defense were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mr* Manley Sherman and The automobile* owned and driven Mr. and Mr*. Earl Everson and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Robert Newton, and Frank Cool. by William Dipp, Jr. and Gerhardt meeting at Alto Saturday evening. J Gwendolyn Mishler wa* in Lake family. Mra. Ira Chaffee of Quimby. At the present time he is stationed Kunde collided on the comers one11 Odessa Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Prank Hynes were at Fort Custer but expect* other or­ block south of Walton'* Garage-—'i Mra. Jennie Pardee. Mra E»'.<lia day, May IBth at the home of Mr*. Lake Odessa and Woodland visitor* ders soon. Sunday 8:00. 1 -—evening ------ about -------- — —, The V*Rosier and Wanetla Shray. wtni Claude Walton al 3:00. A cordial Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith and Kund.,^ tuimd «« .nd lUdM hom, Ald,„ h,,. invitation Ln extended toievery one. Mra. Viola Rogers and Coy Stowell Mr. and Mra. Earl Smith, daughter “ “ J “ >£ ‘“‘rill .ml Mn Blouin B«iurd.y of Hastings were Battle Creek visi­ Betty and son Billy, of Grand Rap­ Mr*. Kunde and the baby were also cven jng Ellen Seese. Mr*. Adah Motter. and tor* Sunday afternoon, returning ids were Sunday dinner guest* ot in th# other car. They received! ponm family .pent Mrs. Anna Moore attended the fu­ home vta Coate Grove where they Mr. and Mrs Guy Smith. minor cute and bruise, but no #e-. 8ullday BltCrnoon .1 lhe CorC,in neral of Mis* Hazel Smelker at Has­ called on Mr. and Mrs. Harley Seese. Mr. and Mr*. Ira Blough and son tings Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Wendell Shoemaker Ivan of Allo. Mr. and Mra. Steve riou* Injuries. Both car* were badly | pomu hon10 st Bowne Center. damaged. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thomas and Mr. and Mr*. Dale Cook and fam­ of Luuulng spent Sunday afternoon Miller and daughter Helen and father spent Friday evening at the ily and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore with Mr. and Mr*. Adam Endres. Fretport Methodist Chureh baby of Logan, and Mr. and Mr*. Jake Glass home. |and daughter were Sunday dinner Mr and Mrs. Galan Overholt of Jay Blough and family ot Irving Everett M. Love, putor Mr. and Mrs. WlU Cosgriff of 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fenton and Mr. and Mra. Louis spent Mother's Day with their par­ Momlng Worship—11:00. Lowell and Mr*. Esteila Rosier at­ Moore . । Overholt and family of Fowlerville ents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Blough. Sunday school—13:00. tended Mother* day service* at the Mr. and Mra. Ray Clinton of lev-1 spent Sunday night wiU> their par­ Mra. Ivir Wagner and daughters. The annual Baccalaureate service _______________ Bowne Center _MelhodLU church. Ing township and Mr. and Mrs.1 cnt*. Mr. and Mra. Charles Overholt. BcLty and Genevieve of Grand will be held Sunday evening at the | Mr*. Sarah Lacy wu a Sunday (Arthur Clinton of Carlton township 1 Mr. nnd Mra. Bird Shellenbarger Rapids spent Sunday afternoon with were Sunday afternoon guests of of Hastings were Thursday evening the former's mother. Mra. C. L. Wil­ United Brethren church. The pu-[ dinner gue*t of her daughter. Mr. will be the guest speaker, using for and Mra. Alden Porritt and fam­ Mr. and Mrs B. R. Clinton. 1 callers of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clement kins. hl* topic: “A Chosen Generation." ily. I Mother's Dny guest* nt the home1 Mead and family.. Waller Durkee of Woodland and Valda Walts and family and, of Mr. and Mrs. William Klemp were! Boyd Payne of Hastings spent Clarence Neubaum of Battle Creek The community is invited to attend. Mr. and Mra. Laurence E. Good and Mother's Day with his mother. Mrs. called on Mr. and Mra. Richard Carlton Center Methodist Church mother. Mra. Behler, W. H. Watt# of Alto were Sunday evening guc*u family of Lawton and Mr. and Mr*. Ida Payne. Everett M. Love, pastor Durkee Sunday afternoon of the latter'* sister. Mrs. Minnie Mra. L. B. Lester entertained the Royal T. Good of Delton, which In­ Morning Worship—10:00. Bouck and Mr. and Mr*. Lo An­ cluded twelve for dinner. The table J. F. T. Club ot Hastings Tuesday Battle Creek spent the weekend with Sunday school—p :00. drew* In honor of W. H. Watts waa decorated with pink and white, I afternoon. 77th birthday. ’ United Brethren ■Circuit with two Mother's Day cukaa trim­ Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ' Mr. and Mrs. Spinor Johnson And Walter Eash of Flanigan, III., med in pink nnd white. The compli­ John Thaler nnd family were Mr. family of Logan were Thursday Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor spent the weekend with hi* brolhments go to Mra." Roy Nagler who and Mn. William Bpenr and Miss evening caller* al the Ray Wieland Pleasant Valley baked nnd decorated the lovely Donna Thaler of Grand Rapids, home. Morning Service—10:00. cakes. Mra. William Klemp received Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kokx and fam­ • Mrs. Paul Miller and Carolyn of Sunday school—11:00 Clare Eash and family spent BUnseveral beautiful gifts. ily of Battle Creek, and Mr. and Saginaw spent Saturday night and ChrisUan Endeavor Service—8:00. Mr. and Mra. E. M. Batdorff of Mr*. Marvin Thaler of HastingsPrayer service at the Paraooage Gull lake. TIC 0NIVERS8L RNISN Sunday with Mr. and Mra. L. R. Mrs. Arloa Hayner of near Wood­ WolcotL Rudyard visited their brother-in-law FOR ALL ERAMtLIMC Tuesday evening. . | and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Fish, land spent Sunday with Mr. and , IRVING Mrs. Mary Dodge was a Sunday Freeport i Monday, while on tlwir way home Mra. Adam Endres Morning Service—10:30. dinner guest of Mra. Deeds Meyer* —Better come in from Florida. Mr. and Mra. Alton Rogers of of West Freeport. of Kalamazoo enjoyed a week's Sunday school—11:30. gloea finish that resists I Mra. Knryl Livingston and baby Jackson spent Wednesday with the Baccalaureate Service—8:00. vacation with his parent*, Mr. and American Hurricane Lamp -hill Mra. George Karcher returned ; daughter were brought from Prn- former's mother. Mra. Viola Rogers. home Tuesday evening from Pen­ Prayer service at lhe church ' ’ Mr*. John Perry here. of sparkling crystal glass nock hospital Wednesday to the They visited Mr and Mra. Roy Dur­ nock hospital after having an op­ Thursday evening at 8:00. Rev. Floyd and Mabel Nagel of to each adult. is decorative as well as home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. bin of Hastings in the afternoon. per 49 Sunfield were guest* ot hl. folks eration for nppe.ndicltls. Mra. Henry I Ray Wieland. Mr. and Mra. Ward Hynes and SCHOOI. NEWS QUART* ■ here on Tuesday and Ute former practical. Complete with Karcher spent Wednesday and j Mr. and Mr*. Harold Rosenber- Larry of Charlotte spent Mother'* Thursday with her. . conducted Mr*. Vandenberg , funerSophomore New. ... . base, top and candle. And • ger nnd Marvin were Sunday after- Day with the former's parents. Mr. Our picnic UUI picniv is u undecided uuuctiucu because uccau£4- <11 of, — Mr* Gertrude Russell spent Sun­ it's yours, FREE, as our t noon guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Mich­ and Mra. Frank Hynes. baseball boys:---------having a — fair We welcome Mr. and Mrs. ST. day afternoon and evening with her the —- _____ — - _ .­ paint styling your home. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Gout of La­ parents. Mr. and Mra. Robert Sweet chance to play in the finals al Has- I Nagel and family to the village. ael Humphrey of Hastings. They Hospitality Days gift. I spent the evening with Mr. and peer were weekend guest* of Mr. of Long Lake. Sympathy Is extended to the Van­ | ting*. May 33. Good luck, boy*I Mrs. Austin Rosenberger of Clarks-' and Mrs. Clarence Benedict. denberg family in the loss of their Mr. and Mra. Robert White and 1 vllle. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Karcher and family and Miss Helen Woods of • Senter New* wife and mother. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Jed Stowe nnd, Marion of Grand Rapids were Sun­ Stevensville, and Mrs. Doris Piper Everyone 1* busy on hl* part for Mra. Gebert Oriffelh of Middle­ 1 grandson Bobby Paulson of CadlL day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ot Battle Creek spent Sunday with lhe commencement exercise*, with ville 1* caring for Mrs.Sowerby nnd [ lac called on Mrs Allen Fish and William Crakes. Mr. and Mra. Virgil Woods and fam­ only about a week left. Senior* with Mr*. Warner has returned to her Mra. Owen Ellis and daughter of | P. E. Deming. Friday. ti B average are excused from taking home in Hastings. ily. I Sunday visitors at the home of Alto were Monday evening caller* of Mr*. Bernice Nagel and daughter. Mra. Helen Miller of Campbell was final teste. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Newton were Mr. and Mra. Guy Smith. . We had a class meeting Monday Lena Jane. Mra. Carrie Travis and Mr. and Mra. Clare Payne of Kal­ a Sunday afternoon guest of Mr.'.. morning, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flfield. Mr. morning. We we made maae several plans for tor granddaughter granddaugh1 Evelyn attended the and Mrs Frank Dorr. ' and Mra. Vernon Newton and Jean amazoo spent the weekend with the trip. It,''Mother Mother ant and Daughter banquet at Mr. and Mra. Clayton Denise of graduation and the senior t . Deaklns of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. former's mother. Mrs Ida Payne. appears that that the the member* members of of the! the! -----Middleville. Northport spent Mother'# Day with.•«*•*> ----------Mra. Claud Mead is caring for her ihrlr P...UL. Mr. .nd Mr. m-rk i '>“■ •" .n.louM, ..HUM tor. , Gary Newton of Belding, Mr. and .. . Mrs. Sidney Flfleld, Mrs. Chalmer daughter. Mrs. Howard De Mond of Denise, in lhe afternoon they visit, iboth eventa. | —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— Miller and family, local, and Mr. Woodland, this week. ed Mr. and Mr*. Ivan Denise and ■—c:-------- — I and Mra. Clyde Brown and Mrs Miner King, who Is staying al lhe ! Hattie Newton of Lansing. Kenneth Smelker farm, visited Mr. family of Alto. Miss .Polly Yonker of Irving was ' Norma and Gordon Yoder had and Mra. Robert Newton. Saturday a Sunday afternoon guest ot lhe Misses Emily and Evelyn Dipp. M'-m Evelyn Overholt of Battle Creek spent Saturday and Sunday Because I have been called to service I will have an auction sale at the farm lo; with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. coted 5 mile* northwest of Dowling, or onc-holf mile cast, one-half mile north Charles Overholt. Mr. and Mra. Mcrl Campbell and of the Doud school on family of Hastings were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Leap Karcher. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Karcher and Marion of Orand Rap­ ids called in lhe afternoon. Mr*. Bertha Sherman spent the; weekend with Mr. and Mra. Smith Commencing af one o'clock War time the following will be offered for sale: Sherman and family of Rutland township. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Rogers of Hastings called on Mr. and Mra. George Basiett Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Brownell and Mlu Dorothy Walton of Flint: i were Mother's Day guests of Mr.! 1550. nnd Mra. Claude Walton and fam-1 lly. » | Mr and Mra. Lloyd Moore. Mra. wgt. 1550. Ralph Burton end daughter Ann ot Detroit. Mr. and Mra. Charles Wood­ worth and little son of Eaton Rap­ Ids spent Mother's Day with their mother. Mrs Anna Moore and aunt. Mra. Adah Moller. Afternoon caller* Beulah of Pleasant Valley, and Mr. and Mra. Andrew Gackler of Mid­ dleville spent Bunday afternoon with Mr. and Mr*. Harold Yoder and family. Clarence Burrarrer and Ml.1* Bra De Plenty of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Warren Burrarrer and family. MHB » M I OUR GUI h HF F I or THIS n la ■ BEAUTIFUL B$^B LAMP SET during Lowe Brothers Lowe Brothers PLAX $ 1 GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. PHONE 2101 HASTINGS AUCTION SALE THE MODERN WAY TO PRESERVE YOUR CAR SATURDAY,MAY 16,1942 HORSES Black marc, 5 yrs. old, wgl. Roan mare, 3 yrs. old, PIGS and CHICKENS 2 Pigs 15 Chickens TOOLS Wagon Feed grinder McCormick mower, 5 ft. John Deere dump rake Moore plow Buzz rig 2 horse cultivator 2 Sec. drag 3 Sec. drag Stoneboat TERA/IS* CAR and FEED 1926 Chevrolet coupe Quantity of corn Quantity clover seed HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3 Beds Chiffonier > 6 Chairs Halltree 3 Tables Milk safe Sewing machine 2 Oak heaters MISCELLANEOUS 2 Incubators Suantity fruit uantity potatoes 2 Barrels cider vinegar Cider press Grain sacks Other articles too numerous to mention CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. FORREST HALLOCK, Prop HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer . ....... f, i. CMAy, Cterk V8E ftwfRbr Salute to Health! ☆ Highlands Dairy Grade A ’n the army too — it's the backbone of healthful eating! Have you had your pint today? Try it now — taste the creamy.flavor in a bottle of Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk! Drink it regularly and you'll be saluting health! Drink Highland* Dairy Grade A Milk for Health HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6<: QT. i|^ ■■ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hudnia JfirntA cal. and Mr. and Mra. Wesley Keim and son Vern of Clarksville. Mr. and Mra. Andrew Stephenion and baby of Grand Rapid* spent Mother'* Day with Mr*. Elnora Whllnty and Gaylord. Mr. and Mra Merrill Karcher and I family spent Mother’s Day with th#j latter'* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Watt, Thomas of South Bowne. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Richardson entertained on Sunday. May 3. in honor of lhe birthday of the latter'*! sister. Mra. Thera Nagler of HuUng*. Guuta were Mrs. Nagtar. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Wolfe. Mr. and Mra.! Heber Foater and Mts Eleanor Gel-1 ger. all of HuUng*. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Mishler were afternoon callers. Funeral wrvleei were held Manday at lhe Beattie funeral home, Clarksville, for Edgar A. Bteter.1 14. native of Kent county, who dl»d! In Kalamazoo. He wu Uie son otl Peter and Clara Slater and wu a member of Freeport I. O. O. F. lodge. Surviving are two son*. Glenn of New York an4 Merton of Penn­ sylvania: two brother*, Garfield of । Claritevtlto and Barton ol Ionia, and I one slater. Burial tn dteikavtlle 0 res mw sserr ©r«* Arnims vJ wmpt, von m* if coomATivi nn ov a M •. (MOTO«DOCTO*> ’ ' O«t nunme omv HtvetsAiv nenyetn voo mf mv m what vev nn ©vhmh yw it ven AAVf un 7r imnrnn at Ohimimvh net NgW« 1*42 PONTIACS FOR SALE > r*e4e«ars>e«wtMk<r roasts diciN*. a* M Awcbsse" ea * row Poadac. )*A*g^M*r£7***We> REAHM MOTOR SALES IGJ N. MICMKAN HA*TIHM. MICH �TOT HASTINGS BANNXR, THURSDAY, MAT 14, IMS NASHVILLE Mr. and Mra. Arthur Bateman and daughter of Detroit spent Ute week­ end with Uw latter'* parent*. Mr. and Mra Von W. Fumlaa. Mn. Jean Rcidcl and Fergus of Cadillac and Mn. Leia Roe of Co­ lumbiaville spent the weekend at the Roe home with Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam Tttmanh. Mr. and Mrs. Vidian Roe and daughter of Kalamazoo vlslted there and at tlie Mra. Anna Oribben home. MIm Daisy Scolhome of Union City spent a few days al her home Evangelical church, la In Pontiac thte week attending lhe 71th annual conference. Mra. Flora Bchulia, who suffered n stroke several yean ago waa re­ membered with a post card shower on her birthday Monday. The last meeting of the Women's Literary Club waa held Wednesday afternoon at the Ubnry. DiVirion 3 served the luncheon. The annual program of the Music department will be given on Friday May IS. Mrs. Una Prank fell on the aldcwalk Saturday and broke her wrist. Mr. nnd Mrs E. C. Kraft were at Charlotte and Orand Ledge Bunday. BARBER'S CORNERS Mr. and Mra. Clarence Prentice / The Clover Leaf class was enler' lalned Friday night at the home of of Sandusky and Mr. and Mra. Mra. Grace Brumm with Mrs. June Frank Prentice of Hastings called Nfsblt assisting. Several games on Mr. and Mra. Max Bump Sat­ wete played after which lovely re­ urday evening. / . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pancher and freshments were served. The June meeting will be at the Iwme ot Mr*. children and Mrs. Frank Cole of LanahiV. Fisher nnd Mra. Rulhl Grmwt lxige spent Saturday night and Sunday at L. G. Cole's. Sunday Schriver will be the assisting hostess. Mr. ad Mrs -William Hecker. Sr. guests were: Mr, and Mrs. Clark spent over Bunday'with her'parenls, Venemnn and children. Mrs. Hasel Veneman of Grand Rapids and near Celina. Ohio. Mrs. Lillian E Bullis was a patient Frank Cole of Ada. In the after­ noon the L G. Cole family accom­ at Pennock hospital several days. panied by their guests visited at Mrs. Della Bowman spent Friday Nashville. night tn Lansing and attended a Mr. and Mrs Herman Hauer Mother and Daughter bahquet with called on I. H Rowley, of Hastings her daughter. Mra Pauline Work, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Lymnn Elder and Cleora Paulsen ot Orand Rapids daughter of Detroit spent Sunday spent Sunday evening at the L. with her mother, Mn. Bowman. G. Cole home. Mra. Mabie Stucky of Melmore. Sunday dinner guests al Mrs Ohio, ’was a weekend guest of her Jerry Foley's were: Mr. and Mrs. mother. Mrs. Mnry Townsend Roy Huvrr of Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Ruth Wood haa gone to Lan­ Mra. Paul Bump and daughtera. sing. where she has a poaltlon. local. Wayne Bump of Detroit vfas Mra. Sena Gribben and two un afternoon ealter. daughters of Plainwell spent the Mr. and Mrs. Owen Garlough and weekend here. family of Springfield. Ohio visited Robert Longe of New York City tej the Roy Preston family over the visiting his father. Fred Long and ! weekend. Mrs. Long. He will be inducted Into j Mr. and Mra. Deforest Snyder I and family visited Mr. and Mrs. R. the army soon. ' Gordon Wright of Fort Custer ■ E. Bornum of Stony Point. Sunday. spent the weekend at hi* home here. ; Charles Pike is visiting his sis­ Private Keith Baas from a south­ ter. Mrs. Elsie Hardesty of Jackem camp. Is (spending his fur-'son for a few days, lough with his parents. Mr. and Bemita cole of Grand Rapids Mr:. Geonre Ban* , spent the weekend at the home of Mixa Phylls Higdon of Kalamazoo her parents. Mr. and Mra. L. O spent the weekend with her par- Coterate. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hlg-1 ----- ------------ --------------------don HASTINGS CENTER Mr. nnd Mra Wilbur Walker nnd Mr. and Mrs. Mate Bedford of daughter of Owovo nnd Mr. nnd Middleville; Mrs. Maggie Calkins Mra. Willinm R. Denn spent Sun- nnd Mra. Mary Mills of Hastings day wtjh their njother, Mra. J. E. spent Mothers Day with Mr. and Wright. । Mrs. John Wilkes and soq* in honMr. and Mra. Gall Lykins andtor of Mra. Mills’ 83rd birthday, twin sons were Ip Jackson Saturday. I which'was Muy 11. Mrs. Jannette Commencement will be June 4th: 1 Paltengill called in the, afternoon, the following will graduate: Ken-' Mr. and Mra. Alden Todd and neth A. Baas; Marjory Belson: ^d-1 daughters spent Saturday afternoon ward L Nash: Joseph E. Andrews* 1 nnd Sunday al Hardy Dam. Ada F. Jenkins; Virginia E. Laurent; Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Fisher enter­ Carl W. Bischoff; Wilma J. Blanck;' tulnrd Mr. and Mra. F. Kilmer-and France* Duhlhower; Maxine Dull: fon of Coats Grove. Mr. and Mra. Maurice R Hickey; Dorothy Hickok: j E. Tobias and family of Barryvllle. Homer*Hlckok: Kenneth D. Jones; Mr. and Mra. a. Jamea and famM lid red I. Leedy; Sherman G. Ly- | ily and Gladys Fisher of Hastings kins; Lennon Maurer: Margaret W. for Mother* Day dinner Bunday. Olsen; Grace A. Pennock: LoLs J. I Mrs W. Kidder. Ralph and WalPerry: Homer W. Snow: Donald ter Kidder and Mr. and Mra. Calvin Bkedgell; Wayne L. Skedgell; Lester. Powell of Hastings spent Sunday D. Smith: Rleluird N. Johnson:! with Mr. and Mra. Wm. Kidder. James P. Tarbet; Willinm J. Tiiom-I ■ Mra. Lloyd Fisher attended the as and Thane N. Young. L. A. 8. al Coats Grove last ThumMost of the stores began remain- day. Ing open last Wednesday night fori Mr.sand Mrs. Edward Wilkes of the summer months. | Hastings wire entertained by Mr. Mra. Carl Bischoff was called to'and Mra. John Wilkes Sunday evePennsylvanla by lire death of herinlng. • father. | Our school will close next FriMr. and Mra. Charles Betts spent; day with a picnic dinner aL the Sunday with Miss Doris Bette Ln school house. Grand Rapids. --------- <»■----------------Rev. W. C. Bassett, pastor nf the —ON FAY DAY, BUY BONDS— For'want of a nail, a shoe was lost For want of a shoe, a horse was lost For want of a horse, a rider was lost For want of a rider, a battle was lost For want of the battle, a kingdom was lost All for the want of a horseshoe nail (Poor Richard's Almanac) Nothing like that’s going to happen to America; America is going to win its battles ; ; ; win them by seeing that the men who need the tools, ma­ chines, guns, and supplies IIAVE THEM ;; .WHEN THEY NEED THEM. / That needs come. r Up to now we everyday you people haven’t been touched much by L priorities. America’s vast storehouses C took for granted ; ; ; because the men gave us a big supply in reserve ;; ; On * who fight ; ; ; and the men behind' the almost everything, r The picture's chang­ t , everyone ; ; ; is going to give up a lot of things vve enjoyed and -■ . men who fight :;; need those things! r ing rapidly. 1 Right now;;; at Wards .;. fjl and in retail stores all Okay . . ; we’re willing ; ; . GLAD |X , ;;. to make the sacrifice . ; ; any ’* . sacrifice. But how will we make sure that the right C—itff . men get the tilings they need? 1 The \ priority system takes care of that. Our Government knows what’s needed ; ; t have to give us a priority rating on this.” r Some customers, » .who understand, take it as a matter of course. Others;-..who • . i don’t understand ; are pretty peeved, e (A®: We’re printing this ad so’customers will 1- understand. When Wards ; ; ; or anyn X , . . Il one ; ; ; asks for a priority ; ; ; knows who makes it; : ; knows who should- S DON’T... Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ NOW that it is your patriotic duty-aa well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Open Formula Feeds ... Open formula feeds were originated by the Farm Bureau as a farmers1 organization. Contents of closed formula feeds had to be guessed at. Farmers’ feeds are open formula and .list lhe ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because: clerks are telling customers,’’Sorry, but you’ll have it! Tlie priority system is the Govern; ment’s way of seeing that the right men , —Ai) that’s because the Government get what they need ;; . when they need it; / & wants it that way;;; wants to make sure that a defense worker isn’t be* I Tlie priority system says DEFENSE Khv 'Mk NEEDS COME FIRST ; ; ? * *n£ deprived of something he needs ; ; ; needs vitally! r And we want to and tells in What order those make this clear—although many items are re­ stricted by priorities ; : ; most of the things you need :;: clotjies, shoes, furniture;;; practically everything you use ; ; ; you can still buy as before. And you can buy r all these things at Wards ; ; ; econom* j ically ;;; with assured satisfaction, * Not . being able to sell tools and equipment except They enable the farmer to eheck on the balance 1 between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ k on a priority is going to cost us a lot of try and hog feeds). When made by a reputable manufac­ turer interested in HIS welfare he knows jturt WHAT he is paying for. The fanner ean get an idea of the dollar value of the ration. A * Ho can consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED ’tyi ' business; Well, that’s part of our sacrifice ; Ct and we’re glad to make it. Not being able to buy those things is part of your sacrifice. . V 1 lie're pretty sure that's Try okay with you! IQ / Farm Bureau MILKMAKERS - MERMASHES - PORK­ MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for open formula booklets on our feeds. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. . HASTINGS, MICH. TILIPHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST. Sernwg America for 70 years.. .MONTGOMERY WARD �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TRVR3DAY. MAY 14, 1H1 Parties who are dumping rubbish Mr. and Mr*. Clarence D«8mit State College rpent the weekend at attended a and Mra Prank Prentice and Mis* Hoover In Yankee Springs townahlp' Rev Leroy Cliamberlain left this Helen. Mr. and Mra. Allen Prentice, from Friday until Sunday afternoon Wednesday for Pontiac to attend on private property around torn are and aon Kenneth of Plainwell vtelted home and tang a mo*t beautiful *Oall of Hasting* and Mr. and Mr*. Saturday all visited hla sister, Mrs.I the Evangelical conference. Mr*, asked to desist, for besides trespu*- her parent*. Mr. »r ' -------- 10 as “ ■*------“**•'* *l - uie MW IUWUUH — — MIDDLEVILLE Clarence Prentice and children of Walter Harrison and family east of | Chamberlain will accompany the ing they making unaighlly spot* Churchill uuivpu* Sunday. ouuuay. Methodist church. Sidney Binns of Mich. Mr. ani and Mrs Claude Chude Rosenberg Rosenberg.I’« A1Mon Middleville. toy-delegate. Rudolph Streby and in an otherwise beautiful town I Mr i Mrs —>"*.- -- ------------- ---- --------- SiS?a morning visitor at the home of her Sandusky. Mb-h „„„ at wife to lhe Conference Ute* tost of There are public dumping grounds, .. . Kittle ...... .Lattimer, ... Mr and... in tlie Clarence: Helmer, the lilred man Mr* .al*° »**l*ted In the service wnn with •*a parents, Mr. and Mn. J. E Hamll-'I Mrs W. J Lie bier went to Toledo. aon Lyle and family of Grand ton in Nashville. !O.. Bunday and apent until Monday |he Claude — - - . Rosenberg - farm north->‘he week. . ihe location of which can be found Rosenberg and Mr and Mrs fine sacred number. . i. spent Sunday at their cotQuests of Mr and Mra. Paul Gib- afternoon with her mother. .'west of town the past eleven years.! Mr- an<^ Url- Robert ---------- ---------— by asking *« the village president. Tlie clarence 'Fro-t- of Rcwenberg of Ypsilanti Dr. and Mr*. 8. E. Brarnd1' “f Grand Rapid* Rapid*spent spentthe theweekend weekendlot* lot*acruu acruu from from Uie Uiedcjwt dejot are are priprl- w<re among the guest* at Uie nu»r-Grand Rapid* rfere Sunday vteltora Robert Hoover of Chicago visited WIU inducted Into tlie army and-Grand Furl cutter. Tuesday last. with *her ” --------------------------------------------------------------parent* Mr. and Mr*. L. R. vote property ---------and —not a --------------dump aa ria<c Of their nephew Donald of 8r- ,nd M,*‘ R M *”*1 Robert Rum and sister town Sunday were her parent*. Mr, his parent*. Mr. and Mra. Iteed kn Mra G A. Sleeby and tons of ''u'r ftbo vUttcd hU P“rcnt«. some seem to think Moore atlhe 81. Paul* Methodist d“nmce. LouteJonra of G"”* —:• Howe. mj, q a. are Bteeby and two two ions at B, Ind. Sending the week “r and Mns' Hcnry Pro<t' Mbther-Daughtrr banquet at chureh |n arand aunday i Rapid* ‘ liuwr, Z,,u , a«v •*x-,iuum uie svvs . ... .her.............. . town. ' fTuTVeanaelleal rhurrll In l^urhlnn ... _____ ’ . Mr amt Mr*. P. IL Pf Indie Well IwiUi parents. .. Mr. and... Mr*. A. M>"nS"Xu«b“;In* IC. Johnson on the Prairie while her — —--------------------------------------------------- — — ----htntoMULJUYsJUA. Steehy.J* Ul-.bcr yip TetJ anti wife Qlflrand Rap- and aU spent a Arnst pleasant eveW,t" ---------------------- Jeanette and friends 'Mra* VlmT Carl Ind JEfeSi'sss Oegcn.’-Ttf Grand Rapid!, =“»«»'« •««»«. grandmother. Mra Morton at Caledonia to Hol- Christian Guidance Bureau. ■ In I I ot the ;1*'UJ'’S^iernl?Sl'tc^L*C!???il2Jn1 . L K Bccl"'. B*d CraL' chalnn*n tord. Sunday Thi-y enjoyed seeing, 3—— L . ------------— ... ty in charge. . of Mr jrj jjri Cha*. the luU,‘4 *,dch noW ou‘ 111 1,1 ,K,,nc nI K E Janson ut Telephone* iiave been ln*lailed Bellevue, Sunday uftemoon. Mr ftn^ M„ clarence French and Joyce Cridler and Nevah Jane this week at lhe Herbert Unfear Mra. Adeline Barrell of Grand and Robert Tolan homes ., Noe. are Bunday in the UnKermecn will t>- tumored with a UiM-Mni .nd Tdta mr. " Rnpl‘1’ 'uu*d hcr dAU«h,*,r. Mn. tmrty thia Tuesday after school, at Paul Carey and family the inter Mr. and Mra. Ernert Boonen j*r Oalen Bell have ...... . r"" . ............... ............. th" home of lhe latter'* parents. Mr. HlghUnd were wrekrnd vteltora of . movwlU lhe lu)nM. j,f Llwie and Mra. Glenn Ks-rmeen northwest of town Thr little girls Will cele­ her porenta, Mr. und Mra. Ben Car- munson on Grand Rapid* tit. penter at Parmelee. Bunday «J1 were Wm ThurfcetUe. who had hl* leg I families left on Sunday. Leon to hte daughter* Marr and Donna accom­ brate their 11th. birthday and will dinner gueat* at the Wayne Carpen- bnA ’ by a j™ llir« weeks ago, work at Kalamazoo and Jack to panied her liome and their parents'I have several friend* to Ute party. a southern camp. Mr and Mra Alien Bechtel nnd ter home; other gucate being the wo brouth| to 11U ll(Nnc Saturday Conrai! Ellis of Orand Rapids Is went after them Sunday. „ from Leila Post iw.pllai. Battle daughter Edna spent Sunday at Harry Stlmron family -Charles Chamberlain who hn* creek. with his frftnd. John Vandcnben; Mn. Hattie Carpenter of Parme­ Clarksville with thrir daughter and Valentine waa home from at hl* farm home east of town for lee «pent last week with her son. ■ »bt?r. Mr*. Andrew Welton and been In lhe East travelling tor a teed supply company Is spending an . . Tbor Bunday and with Mrs. an Indefinite May Both spent Sun- °»o Maclver and wife, in .Grand family. WUV.r h‘V?rrn'.A vXutoeand little son. .pent the day with lhe iuuci latter'* Mra. Rapidswiui ura * daughter. nirr. i Miztrll ' * Middleville relative* and.... friends Rev and Mn^Leroy Cliamberlain in W1U , hu parenu. Mr and Mrs. Carl GaUter Gaister and famil}' family. C.».t. Cline, Grover C—... township I--..-I.:,. treasurer., I......, , avr rcctived announcement* of the Sunday guests at the home of Roy «» «ut>rd Grandville Saturday birth cf a little daughter to Mr. Leighton. Uoyd Valentine in Hastings. Wf. an<l Mr’ Robert Tolan of Mr #n<1 MrB p A Smith of MulJohnson in the Coman district were morning by thr rritlci.l condition ! and Mr*. Bradford Johnwn of De­ P.imr.i'I.T rntmrt.-iilir.l «■ • Ri.r.4 iv> ■ .. . _ .. n. wrrr Saturday and Bunday hi* sister. Mra. Leon Allen and bushl’ *if’' ’<*»'»l' 111 tfph.-w-. troll or Thursday. May 7. The ill- p-rrmc Ira- entertained ru " Sunday ■ k , lhcU Sughter. Mrs. W. band of Grand Rapid* und hi* neph- w,1> Sco« » The sympathy of man' tic one-weighed B itra 2 <wa, and ha* evening visitors falx alder nnd tarn“‘Jf f.“ny ew. Robert Hetrigel of JCalatmaroo friend* 1* felt tor Grover nnd wife been named Christine Agnr*. Mr*.' Ily of Grand Rapid*, hl* brother. Mr an(, w Hulett were Nina Seeley of Battle Creek spent 'fjtter-Mr*. Cline passed awnv Johnson wu* the tonner Alice Har­ Dick Tolan of the U. 8. navy and anoUicr brother. Simpson Tolan and KUr!1u. of their sonthe weekend with her grandparent*. Monday evening.. Sec account ebe- per Rev. and Mra. G«> Curtis nnd her in thl* l*sur-Ed.t Ray Aubll. Henry Brog and daugh- "fir".™ £t‘R—¥»• “J Un Hanr suntan. J«b — ll.mlllm b.„ld M,„ Puul„^ w.u„ MF „ It Ru*K 1 thr r Roy McCaul in Clay Hill*. aunt. Mra' Glrnn GriReth. ” wav to Kalamazoo Thursday evening K h.^JScU, unden. Miss May PurMn.-Mattie Bciutway and son.■ «wl Harold Haskin* expect to at-. «no IB. «« Masonic^ «oin«. '•,«* after their daughter Jeanette railed 1 Mr Mrs Uoyd Demond Burdet. called at the home of h- r £nd the big doings I., Lti,!"• R.pld. ihU Mond..grains.'™'' »“,«•»»; '"S' Wavtand^’-Thl; tounrt^rJ’TrTrar' WrPB <Un,‘er “UWlU brother. Walter VollweUer and fam- Or*nd ' J ” *■*" “ ■*- ** "* ' U“' h0'”C Mra Ed Pratt left for her home i)lr;»'ur*' oI M“* tnP *“ dampened Wayland. They found Mr*. Harris, ....u., Minn, Sunday ,.,“£,5.£!"« ily In Grund Rapids. who is 111. somewhat improved , Kollo JilbtaBunaaF j Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Buffington Mr. and Mra . Alfred Lyon* anuthorn*pi t y and Mr and Mra Leonard Baker ot Urn .T.K MU. Mr PXM. Mr Children of KalanuCtoo. Mr. and Mr. | M‘L'™ J"®***” ‘.,)f „ Wk.rlngB Mn. Ib-rbrr. Uni™.. . “r Marshall visited at the home of .nd Mr.. HMM sm. Iiu rnnr t.! L owt-n Lyon* andnnd twoMrs. children of, « Grand Rap ds spent tale sundav , their daugiiter and sister. Mrs. LeonChebea und Mr. Stanley ■<* Sunday m. t»r a rouplr «~k< rtdl>“ iard Elwood. Sunday. Lyons nnd baby daughter of । ‘Jnd’ Mrs lh"r““ I Funeral services were held at the .1,1. Mr ™. Dr. LWd nrwm ..nd wi[c i Has Pott*. BaturcLiy nnd Sunday. iS? ,Xt*8UMr Mr°‘ £y.l W “rm«a“^ed”n oik stoUon Parmelee Methodist church, Tu< •d.»y Mr nn.l Mr. HnMH M«rM»r , *?'?, C“''01 °™,“1 “' Unns’ ! morning for Mrs. Frank Kepkry. ’ “ d M ««• “me ago on the corner of Mr.. Clara Chirr j aged 85. who passed away nt her Md .. a sund.iv rue.i hl. mnrhrr. 1;,'“ The teacher, of T R .--ail had i t “nd N,c B,’d ,U,re bU“l “P Mr, llrlrn E..rU o< Orand Hapl.K I',""1 ‘"" ‘ home In BntUe Creek. She had been -h. ■... S"* MM Jm.i Slmtuon or Hauu.t> »r "5*r U» MrllnxM । confined to her .tx-d by sickness tor church. Sunday. school duties and miaar rntinntn* ‘<lorr Wicrlnga writes that ne I* ' 'rh Iplng ®™d.« Grange meeting Wed-1 school dosed at a w^hc four «Sy’s. Ul but courte ** could । nine years. Interment was in the ■reran,»nM by Mr Mend Pvl rhThe ..Parmelee cemetery .... Her ..M^nwaw husband Shirley Wilkins, were callgra nt the needay wa* n farewell for the Paul „r ,ht> w„.k BTltl fronfl3 9 th(, passed 1940. She She has of Her parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs.' nassed away awav In in 1940. k.is for-.^me forMrs. Hattie Maina rd has return­ merly from Sparta. »“»> SUmron. Tuesday and Wed- Bp ant family who have moved to t ton card* were mndc out . Now when I ed to Clarksville after spending tlie AVrodland. .... , company comes the first queitlon Mr* Marc Epjxin of Detroit wn* nesday evenings. Mra. Roy McCaul will complete j, "Did you bring your own | winter’ with her grand daughter, e guest of her parents. Mr and Mr and Mra. Clarence Rosenberg Mrs Ward Bender and faintly. ,.te«. Wn« ,dulle’ .“l.. ,lhe sugar? " A wui sour time 11 if nui, not. lU-u hi* IU> parents. isirriiu. mr.b" rs Frank Gnrbow. Wednesday. Yjnilanti visited Mr I I Ralph DeWitt who ha* been ill 1" Rosenberg north' Dunham -tehool southeast of HusThc brooder )wu*e at the-Law-1 i Corporal Robert Rugg has been •'»nd Claude Rosenberg north*Tck ‘11‘, “**” rente Hewitt farm home knoam a* fhome Since Wednesday on hit first west cf townfrom f—Friday untill •—,ln « «’ ronunj. ।tor mother year with a nice in- thp chorlr* Baker place caught fire! furlough .'inee he entered ciimp last Mondny. 0 ;----------- teClear «1>O is working Mra. 1Pearl Jackson and Mn-.; cre»-'e in salary. — .. . .. .. ... ..o.. -------------------------a I•« uh— .- hr••, a. ncwil. . «... fx.i[nrrn IO fall. Thursday he leaves for a southMr* 0,1:1 sund.r .srotr*- neomp-nM farm went by to IGr.SnliunJ? “J <n 1 n. ’nfiH.l I. J . 1 cm camp where he begin* an offi­ Maud Davidson of Kalamazoo were' - ■ - ---- ’■ ----- - ------ mmiiciu ouiiuuj atwu4j>w>K*a mJ* Mother's Day visitors of their parGrand Rapi-U. wh«-were Mother * Mime thr«- hundred little chick*. Mr$. Bnd hPr sister. Mra. cer's training course. .. . — ... .. ... bb Nowlin Day visitor* of her parents. Mr. and Mra Hewitt managed to open the Lydla Wlliwn of Middleville Mra. Harvey Wiggins returned to ents, Mr. and Mra ’ ' j Mrs Uwia Skinner in Leighton were doors and save more than U0 of the I yr nnd Mr*. Walter Bender were her I-eightotr home Monday after southwest of town spending a few days In Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Loul* Betts nf Grand evening calliT* of Id* mother. Mrs.. chick* but singed iier eye brows and Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. hair In so doing Some of the1 word Bender and little son Jerry, where she went to attend the funeral RapnU are ..pending o week's vara- j; Blanch Segeratrom. 1<M,. of her sbier-in-law Mrs fl A :!°n with her parent*. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Griffeth, cow test neighbors arrived and had (he fire Mr. and Mrs Jamea Olhvcr and Geo. Curtis Curtis and and other other relative* relative.* K*" '"'1 «> «•»«»»»• u eonv-te^lne «>»vale<cliu: from Carpenter. * Geo. |I K unt’ “ out about the time the fire depart-1 daughter Eunice were esters SunA number of the Eastern Star!11 <8»raUon for appendlcitte rnenl arrived. Fortunately the wind d.y afternoon of Franc’s Olliver Mr. and Mra. Harold Griffeth and member* planned to attend the I »»d wa* taken to lhe home of hl* blew tiic fire way from the other and wife who reside on the Frank eidldren and her mother. Mr- pearl Lee (armKenyon, visited his cousin. Lyle Oar- meeting- at Hading*- Tuesday eu-|l»rrnU. Mr. und Mrs. Leo Griffeth buddings. Mary Ellen Smith, niece of Mr*.' Mr und Mra. Harry Kayner inee held and family at Buttle Creek, nlng which honored Pa*t Grand “» Hickory Comers. Thuraday from Borae.-^ hospital. Kelamazno Harry Babch. waa the leading Opal Smith) of Lntuung and hl* Sunday afternoon last week ., Matron Georftana Bauer. Roy Cook of Battle Creek visited! Mr and Mr* Ira Marshall of characfrr in tlie religious play given । daughter and family called Sal­ Marc Squier returned to Chicago Sunday evening afteg spending the hi. sister and daughter. Mrs. Sarah Ixxdl were Sunday vteltora of Mr. at the Methodist church Bunday! urday on Mra. Hattie Johnson weekend at Hie home of his father- Campbell Campbell und and Mtes Mis* Loin-la Cook'1,11,1 Mi*. P D. Smatlien Mra evAilng by the young folk* from I while on their way to Wayland lo Sunday Another Another allm. sister. Mra mu Pe.irl , -Mnraiiall a culler ol- -Mra. Ave. church. Orand .«. RapHer ... mother and hus­ In-law G E Blake Sunday. ------- war, — also •PLUnfield n... k- visit relative*. .... wm». -.... . ... ra. -rd,I Misses ixria Lola ano and Agues Agnes wtogoc Stokoc ot ot Kenyon wa* u dinner guest and o4* • Vt-.sk- If,. Harris Al, All M'. were oldnfrlr.,,1. friends.UR '.' Tlierplay '—. wo* .... very Impressive jj bond., band. Mr. and Mr.Mrs. and Flavel Mra. Flavel Jackson Jackson <a. .. misses .. Utitle callers residents Ilf his Grand Ranldl. elvenof Orand r>. vnent IH* and well given. I whn who spent Uie winter mniUhi months at Pontiac Mhools were home for the enioon were son Neal and . *-nd ,lllr well resident* Rapids, weekend Mr. and Mra. Ralph Kenyon. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hlar cm rd Miss Virginia Carley of Uie Plat her home in Florida are on their Miss Betty Swift is attending theSunday on relatives nt Vermontville. Rock* school, Mr. and Mrs Sidney way bark lo their home In PennMr. nnd Mra. Wm. McConnell, Sr . Miss Ixn.y -. o»u, » .. . . — _ . . U*rvw<K.,p, a.,rl . ... W<w>AU.n.d Binnx and little daughter of Albion I sylvania. and their son William and family ■National. .. Meeting of. Social Senice Woodbury arid Woodland ivdrkcra *" in New'driean*. Mr and Mra1 Wenzel Nelson ot nnd Mr and Mrs. Stanley Lyon* and i Mr. nnd Mrs. Hendrix spent Sunleft on Sunday for Flint where they — ------ - La. I Mr nndI Mrs Wenzel Mra. oabert Griffeth is staying' SP’rla visited her parerft*. Mr. and hifant of BatUe Creek were weekend <>“>' with her parent*. Mr. and Mr*, have taken on apartment and where and Mother's Day vteltora at the I John Miaak and .family, later driv011lr Getty, this Monday. the men arc employed in construe- with Mra. UUtonSowerby In Irviuj I out ,o T>Ls parents near Uie for-a few week* । Mr “nd Mrs- cllvr Churchill vte- itev. I. E. Carley home. tlon work. Mr. nnd Mra. Wurii Wolcott of Buck church. Mr. und Mra. Jatnea Berry and two'|!,<I ‘he‘r daughter. Mr* Erwin Pe­ Mr. and Mra. Norman Carpenter George Mason haa begun digging Butterworth hospital. Grand Grand Rapids were Sunday evening of Detroit were weekend guenta of ’ Utile son* of Grand Rapids and Mra i ’«■» their parents. Mr. and Mr- Beni| Blanch Blanch Scgerstrom. Segerstrom. local, were ! K’PMs. Friday night and found her callers, at the Harry Stimson home 1 *>» tevemcnl and intend* to build I “ barn this summer. and hoping to be home thl* at Parmelee. Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.' Mothers Day guests of the former's improved 1 Mrs. loleta Hodgson and husband ,Mr w»d Mr» »nd «*Reed at Parmelee. t । parent*. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bern. of Katamaioo spent Mother's Day, lle accompanied by her mothwith her mother. Mr* Isabel Up-Adt ®hi*w •»•«“ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Shaw Mra Harold Huber, all ot Kolamuzoo p,.r Th'>' were Sunday guest-. ol Mr. and Mra I li., vpl.onxn.mUor bmkru. Is a Un called and Mrs Sam ... rvcm »h«liH lor Tvr.d.y •< “ “ 11“1 on “ Mr. •"> A. H Bell. .. ... ^... Poblti Smith Qun while on their way home. Mr. and Mrs H. E Bennett visit- morning bl. —Murphy'* cd hl* daughter. Mr*. Naamau ■ •-- -•-• •• Dick Sandefur made < a busIn cm P1^*SA Fdit^^trrw. o7 o-l tie Frank and husband at Wayland. 1 “IE.“> •n.urxiorjH. _ | JuSTUS. M„ s Sunday afternoon. _ * ■ in Pontiac. . Friends of Fred Hex,par. who recenUy received a pelvic fracture in' la ’d totamr | a tractoP-tccldent tractor accident.‘Zre^ta arc glad to know ■ he is gaining nicely and toon may I' be ablc able to to sit up up a a Ul|le little. U«on «md Jack WlUixm* who have -Sw n» V- -.™ with their sistera. Mrs Arthur Ken- Look, Pop-our vwi Standard ,««'•”-> hwn/ a aw.a II. II Oil dealer s qonna help . D • keep our tires 3 inflation. Tues underinflated 30% loae at least get correct inflation with inaccurate tire gauges— inaccurate by a number of pounds. To guard you against this danger. Standard Oil has equipped its men with devices for testing the gauges of all Standard Oil dealers. A constant in­ spection is maintained so that faulty gauges can be discovered and adjusted. grant. Right now your Standard Oil dealer is fea­ turing an approved Car Conservation Schedule. The sooner you get started on this [cogram, the longer you'll keep rolling. See your Standard Oil dealer today. Remember, a nation on wheels is a stronger nation. Keep America on wheels—help win the war. * * * Buy United States War Sav­ ings Benda and Stamps to help guarantee victory. YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER IS CAR CONSERVATION HEADQUARTERS OIL IS AMMUNITION ... USE IT WISELYI ... . , W. 0. MOORE - , , - . Standard Station Corner. State & Broadway Phone 9118 Hatting* W Before You Move BE SURE YOU CAN GET A TELEPHONE O Before you decide to move or build, the Telephone Company will be glad to advise you whether war re­ strictions will permit you to have the telephone service you will need. S SAVE Your TIRES Even though telephone service is furnished now in the locality to which you plan to move, it may not be possible to supply you with any service, or exactly the kind of service you want. Drastic restrictions of telephone installations have been ordered by the War Production Board in the interest of conserving war materials. Except as needed for war purposes, or by those responsible for public health, welfare or security — Ico cannot 1. Telephone mtv some locations. be provided at 2. Party lino service, only, can be furnished in many cases. 3. Extension telephones cannot be Installed in residences. 4. Additional apparatus may be Installed only on a limited basis. • In so far as material and war restrictions permit, we shall provide the best possible service, and we look forward to the day when we again can give the kind of service wanted, “when and where wanted.” But now, and for the duration, war needs come first. That is part of the price of protecting liberty. LET US HELP YOU.. Lct us twitch your tires every 5.000 miles to insure even wearing of all five . . . in­ cluding your spare. You will get thousands of additional miles from the set. - I Hovp your front wheels properly aligned and balanced. We have the most modern and complete equipment to check wheel align­ ment and balance. 2 3 4 Let us check your tires for cuts and bruises that should be repaired at once. Let us keep your tires correctly inflated— not too low or over-inflated. Complete Check-up at Special Rate. VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE Michigan Bell Telephone """~™ Company (.d2Z3T Phone 2240 daytime. For night ice phono 2352 or 2230 Cor. Jefftrsoa and Court Hastings, Battartea, WiaiUkisld Wipers Mickigs* ▼alcaaisiag Mrs Marvel Brooks and little son ' Die regular meeting of the Floral >11 Billie of Saranac spent the weekend Garden club «a«> held with" Mrs.. with her mother. Mra. Lena Bixler. Wm. Bohn of Wayland. Wedneaday yJT ™/ with fifteen present A bounllfill pot p Mr Mr_ ql-nF..n rari.r Misses Bcmlcc and Ruth Johnson lurk d.,.,„ r pmrtra U>r buUneu wlll , 2?.' are tlie new occupant* In the Dr. Lund apartment. Mtea Bernice Is meeting and program. Mrs. Clara CurtL1 p1Prt-e of Allegan. employed in th* office of the White GIB acted as chairman. An unusual Sun day ggueste UMU of r. and Sunday ot M Mr. nnd Mra. Mrs. Product* Corporation. flower wa* named in response to the R j Wllltanw were Mra. George Milton Kcrmeen has been 111 with;-----------------_.by H.„ n >n« and fi.n>ni> n HIIin Ruth and roll call.--A------------------___ resume of Uie----lecture Komen daughters xtMvIaliiLt nt K* 8. R. C -' of —South -* —-Bend • Mr arid Mra pneumonia for several day* at hte1Q 0. tI. Grevv, Gregg, specialist of the M. C. Do Dori* iionu-on Fast Main St. estenston homr-On 'RMt »it»n,wn service u>rviee on nn landscaping tanrfvanlns . p^ron —------ —Rowlader . . uid'funUy^Cate^ . '. .. . _ . ' Mra. John Ooorhouae and tMra was given by Mr*. Floyd Helrigel and donla. Mr nnd Mra R J Tolan Jennie Bovre visited their neighbor. Mrs Frank Coman. A poster depict- 8c„ of Parmalee Mr and Mrs R Mra Maud Cross at Pennock hoa- Ing Uie principles of good londscap- j Tolan. Jr., aiid son Lvnn and pltal. Hustings. Saturday. Mra. Cross| ing was much enjoyed. Mrs. Rayl Hany WUltenr of Detroit and is convalescing from a major oper-1 Fdllngham wil) entertain lhe group Mr. and Mrs Clare William* and ntton performed Tuesday. । at her home. Wednesday. May 20 daughter* Alice and Arlene and Mr. and Miw. John Olner of Rut-'Nature atudy trip to lhe wood* and Mrs. Addie Lewis, local land township and their soh, Robert.! a dinner poll luncheon. Mr*. ~ ------ .. Mr® Addle Addle ILewis *wto will »111 *pend' the and young man friend of BaUie The Clair BroBrog f«x27 family spent next two or three week* at the -------------------------... home of M|. and noyd Creek spent Mother's Day with Mr. Mother'* Day with her parent* in and Mra Wm. Kronewilter. i Grand Rapids. ner near Hasting*. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Poulson were 1 Mrs. Lena Bixler wa* one of the weekend cucit* of their daughter., Barry county mother* lo receive a Mrs Wm. Lanz at Kalamazoo Mother’s Day message from her *on Miss Lydia Cronlnger of the Day- In service. Het* came from Pfc. Forton. Ohio, schools visited her moth-1 rest 8. Bixler who Is stationed at a 1 er ahd brother. Mrs. Mae Cronlnger western camp and who spent the _____ and Bradley the past weekend. weekend at Aberdeen. Wash., with NOTICE TO CBEDiTOia Mr. and Mr*. Enoa Price of Jack-1 his brother Leroy and family. I af ukhic*a. t»« .•on visited her mother. Mrs. Jennie Clarence Serljan, Jack and Mlu i, nf, Bovee and her brother-in-law and Donna Davis attended a party In « apart, J sister. Mr nnd Mra. Burdette Wndd; Kalamazoo Saturday evening. i’» *rr,bF (i<*a i Saturday evening and Sunday. Mlu Mary Sheeiun. clerk of the Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Poulson and Kroger store, wa* In Orand Rapids h i*4z. at «»■ « in | children spent Sunday In Onondaga Saturday to take her physical exami- J"4 «».4iier» ot Hid with her parents. nation, prior to entering nurse* (’X"" al‘" lK”V,,ol!.,*.,r i Mr and Mrs. J. E Norgaard and training in June. < >«r «r liniine.. an* i« i Wayne Crookston all of Grand RapMn. Mary Murphy. Mlu Marjorie J*1™./" j ids spent the weekend with their1 Chandler and MUse* Suzanne Gard- i. itaiiia**. *Mi'bi7aal'’ai parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Crook-. ner. France* Pott* and Ilene Poli,'t« •« »•« hrarin* ' *ton. hemua were members of a house “'liArT ila I Misses Beverly Sweet. Loueta I |>urty wlw enjoyed the latter part ’ । Cook. Roberta Slagel and Janet I of lhe week and over Sunday at the -- ---------------------------------I Gillett were dinner guest* of Miss ‘ Gardner cottage at Gun lake. । Lol* Churchill. Wednesday evening Donald Leyendecker, Inducted in­ I in lionor of the latter’* 15th birth- to the army among other Barry 1 daycounty draftees Tuesday, haa left j Wm. K Llebler and son William Fort Custer for another camp, pan were at Jackson. Thursday after- was working at the Bllu Co. of i hmj. ,.n ,-rUck . I boon to the funeral of hl* oldest Hasting* and he and hl* bride of *H <r«4haea nt *«m I lister. Mra. Jack O'Brien, who passed three week* had room* In town. ‘ '• 1 away suddenly following several Mrs. Leyendecker. the former Nor- iia.t.i.**,. ia*'*, LEGAL NOTICES Eldon Hiar ha* been in lhe 1m»- home ot her brother-ln-lai . pltal nl Fort Sam Houston. Texa*. sister. Mr nnd Mr*. Clyde B i tlie past three weeks from an in-' northeast of town. I lured back. Mlu Evelyn Gcukes of Ml 9 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-05-21.pdf 38246dece7986bf220c96058d8c3dd3a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR BARRY U.S.D.A. BOARD TO SPONSOR SCRAP COLLECTION 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS BARRY CO. BOY COMMENDED Rex. O. Leslie Takes Part In Sub Action Against Japs HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1942 Robert Gardner Making Progress In Gov7! Work HICKORY CORNERS HAS A LONG AND VERY INTERESTING HISTORY SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 Io 8 RELIEF CASE LOAD GREATLY REDUCED VIXI.MIL O H. aaddl*. supervisor in charge 'of navy recruiting in Southwwtem Robert Gardner, son of Mr* Erma Michigan, received word today that GOH AGENT PARTE. THORN CL I RLVUXbV —— Gardner, I* connected with the U. Coil Io County is All© ,“uoU for Jun* w111 While Mfg. Co. Make* War Il is Located on Section 28. The First Sattler in Barry, Rex O. Leslie. 21. who graduated r .. . . e ii 2300 ,Iie” ,or Uw frtUlor navy and quette. Mich He has been taking Considerobly Smaller | naval rwrve. | from Hasting* High school in 1038. Moses Lawrence, Bought 80 Acres Near the Corners^ 1834 Materials far Hia _U, $. A. Truck* to Fick Up Unsorted i special work to qualify him for a tn t*ihin>r i Gaddi* *t*te» that vacancies in I , . «M recently commended by me The .a . । । . u/li > k ■ higher position in that service, and In talking wlUt Myron Tuckerman. a different vprclalued u U «en*nlU)' known tn Ha*Commander M Submarine. Pacific nlm>v I "* nlcrr lna, >J ~ " mnerrnt specialized' tlnu. th- Uamtfaetnrtne tv h.. County “,7 ... ““’bb ts evidently making good progress. chairmhn of the Barry r (IHd. — o,-n lo ™n Mmu '•», u.nu(»uinM Oo bu Da Not Wish To Handle .Fleet, for meritorious work during u While it is one of lhe oldest vll- children lhe superior advantages of 1 Welfare Commission, the Banner, ’"—”* • T "T". y Banner... ..... > ju*t completed a brick plant. (Ox . _.. .. , . J submarine cruise. Tike commenda- lages of.lixig county. Hickory Cor-(Uie Kellogg school. The '.wo Washington, ■ giving him the opporCommenclng Friday, tha 'federal • tlon u u follows: ~ ><«. purpose of making ™.„(y »ago. „o». ..r <cr (b, u s romiarrt with .Una. 200 upa.(yr.r •\ .“ "itmairrab ”"'iiJ aurutan"«"'iKTSS Rovernfnanl will place several truck* | t , ronduflr<1 b>. n.r* wm never incorporated. For churches, the social privileges and ।XtaXS’cSSSJ'lta'°wUl'bl'rt I Barry In Barry county under sponsorship: lh/£ 3*8 —— thst veuxl h that reason there are few records U>e relatively low tax rate have . a-._. . ...CT- a- J.. mrnt tar tlie duralinn at lhe war to him in bU plan, rrtuetta, of uo In Uw I mrtalarrut'h 7.<l£ a" nJ of Ih. lhe narrv Barry rramtH county II USD.A R n A War . "“..T'. ‘ ‘ ye»ri IS “ of lu iu early history pow available.'proven available.1 Pio»en a attractive «racUve to lo the folks who mud, , pXX. . rtmpany already hu a Urge eon'K .J .UU The excellent ।tor .Uv.nuem.nt Hr -.11 bnln IU. me' may mean but one perwm or " Board composed of Glenn Wotring। n lh— “ Uwgg. been- — *nd llUU U U' ... ,n B?°”‘d tl?,n‘ Harold Foster. Fred Smith. Jolin■ *10 nm.?* ,ant rt °of r BBarry *rry townahJ P' ,u d ’grade !*' a family tn one toUhb. a me. XUT"!«> ™ ‘Si p^XS hi, ««'"»“• tant P* part township. Its k>- h‘gh !5hool*" «nd teaching, the .wort in wuhlyun ne.t month cation being on section 28. Until lhe [± church and Sunday school privic.r<«. .nd mm, bm. (or eh„r d' *S7. tack* were ably and most aggres­ purpose of making a house to house sively consummated: tn one instance construction of the C. K- & S. and egw. the social advantage* of a ।RURAL FIRE ASSN. SET the resulting development of Crook- larger group than can be found in BRICES TO NON-MEMBERS collection of miscellaneous metal XTC » materials including wire fence, car fire of the enemy vessel The--------- ed. Wai) and other resort take* in i Purely rural area*, are appreciated । the vicinity ol Delton. Hickory Cor-1 Ttiow who belong to Uie Masonic bodies, sheet tin or old rubber which reconnoitered enemy bases and fur­ ner* was the only trading center in °rdrr or ‘he Eastern Star* can atthe regularly established Junk deal­ nished valuable information on the er* cannot profitably collect and strength of enemy fortification* and Barry township. Now Delton has/end these bodies which convene in • "'T'?"' ?! ""''a iailtun’m '27 APPUeanu need not have ea- N“* ">a upemlon. _ . and' __ ——,__ Temple there Of outdistanced ,, it J in ■ population ,he Moronic Of ,city hall and discussed *evrra! item* » reduction to result in a con•*' . . . . ,4--* —• —-------- -— sort. naval forces present The submar­ ,u‘ Of business. buiiiies*. Fortunately for .cou"* lhe>’ .............. telephone* and lhe of business. They voted to set a Mderable decrease in cost to lhel Thfisc who sell scrap will be given ine returned to ba*e with the crew volume of does The saving “5*. GdMb Inta a Hickory,. me the Kellogg Consolidated— 1 -—- ----m«l> •»*> And lhe town is a minimum charge of »W for service' country: and it much rwi uuv* «eutaauuua>*u a receipt from Ute driver and will in excellent health and high spir­ lllCBurj a* the so ne?l,nan 50 P«eenl « *n»*ted men ®L- ** c.!o**d,by the clty whUd - ■ In ■ rural• “SfiSent, law-abiding American to non member*. The maximum UI would not be a* In Roa* township, -----two,pleasant. much per .In lhe M’y •*« have a choice of being paid In it*. and having suffered no damage school caLas the 30 mi^ht «eeiv.tory U ““V* ^nunent wort, " ‘^T' ^ninL akd. r*cA unu one u»» half .... miles~ um. v. whose people are gener- •100 The above provision I* to take cent reduction In south of the ...-'community vllin case ca*e load load might might!------request from the government stamps, bonds, government checks or Injury to material or personnel ", and tflom to iistm ir -— luge, iia* revived interest in tlie ally Interested in Ute better thing* Immediate effect However, member- .suggest, becatux there are certain। or the materiAl can be given to the ship in lhe organization is still overhead expense* that have to be ■ taU °l ,M 0° t0 •,57'0a «*r lnand The Manufacturing Vo. dore town and ha* been the mean* of o( UJegovernment outright. U. 6 8.—>—. you contributed locating *eveml families and in! T,lc | paid, no matter what Uie case loadj afcd^u ul .h k enlist- not need ,he street, for its own white man who located open at an annual fee of *10 The County UBD.A. War Board-------- , ----! materially to U>e success of the ml*It would seem that all farmer, may ta- The cost for May thu Sate”n ^J^a were U2 Pun»s** For lu regular wort U creating new interests In Hickory । in Barry township wa* Moses Law ­ -Ml- u .mphuu- (hat (I n,. comm.nd.r or sobm.Mr Tuckerman believrd. will, "J. ' *“£ 'J’prefer* to have it open. But govCorners Tlie village and surround- rence. In rite summer of 1134 he living in U>1» area would wish to h»„ Iron II win - to w striving to make rrnment regulations require that a vanUie (0 nlbar >1 twUwr and w cononondlnu. you on your par­ ing territory are now a part of that' purchased 80 acres on section 28. avuil themselves of this fire protef- b'- met by the SI.6O0 which has been; a. thl. lb. mt and thoa. -hb^P™ ™ . K mm « 1» P^' J-*". ">» ■» large and Important school district, just west of where the village stands. haul 11 in you, local drain youncll 4111y oliwe lhe price paid will be mor. „A QU,'„,n,„,„a.Uo„ „|| These .newer families have been and 40 acre* on section 27. Hi* near­ , 1.5 1 »a> tMl »2.nooo .properly safeguarded from sabotage drawn to the village to give their I (Continued on page 1. Bee. 2) to take out a membership at once. thap you will be able to realhe Iram , 0, tnta?*.Mi\r rut.te taatter al «»* P™1 Otfice Bldg. H**Ungs.' ment In.pectoe, that call* for the these government truck* for meta! | cord 25 Michigan each Monday from nine closing of a pan of that particular scrap which ha* not been ~ The commander of the submarine cent R.M less LUSH than Ua year B|tl. ago. 1 -. -- . ... .. ' .t—.t «hii. is. i. m . ’.per — * '■Clll a. Af There arc some tnick* which have h) , de. HASTINGS CITY Nearly half of the relief cases are A‘ **• *° <*gWnA-, Under these condition* the combeen reported in the county that are of ln. BAND CONCERT , those requiring medical service. The' making demands of farmers and |cl(lrnU durinf the VOy.ge as fol­ The Hastings City Band un­ • state stands 50-50 of the co*t of such 11 Q fl (In A |J Lfin tention of the city council, and asked claiming io be government eon- I der Uie direction at Mr. Lewi* cast* with the county. It also pay*| T K WIxAI’l I ViV trailed such trocU are oi»™“ng, -spe .her wn„t on, recent eve. Hine will present its first con­ half of the cost of sullies required I gap I* Aftl **| [X A U tinned fie closed for the duration, without eulhorlly ot the local board. । „p,g lh„ „b .u,t„e<l „d aaw a cert of the season Sunday eve­ Memorial Poppies To Be to comply with the government In­ Mr. wotring aaya When inicka an-;j.pan,., (anger dlhcueued ning. May 24th at B;00 o'clock * thorlttd by the UB.D.A. start from, against .... . — — Sold in County. Sat.. May 23 doe* not contribute at all toward | the sky. me officer of- the in the Methodist Church. The iKapital treatment. All that must __ their local office they will have deck sounded general alarm, battle public la Invited. Porade* To Form at b:5U. city council desiring that the city An appeal for all veterans of. the‘ be borne by the county. ample signs to Indicate that they stations were sounded. Tlie sub­ Il it the Supervisors' Room World War and other, patfjotlc The great demand for tabor now| 10:00: Progrom at School have the-benefit of the targe emare government truck*. Each truck marine approached it* quarry cau- . citizens to pay tribute to the war■ .Uke’.‘.nfar,J! ?U “**• ,nwn . a. a-Ploy ment of labor which U»ia new Upstairs in Court House Will give receipt* and wetgh small tiously. but on lhe surface. When dead by wearing memorial popples> relief roll involving person* who Arrangements for the observance factory will provide granted the reamount* up to 300 Iba. al the time within close range we submerged, So many people are Interested in -lion Poppy Day. Saturday, was issuedI are able to worjf but could not find i of Decoration Day cn May 30 are qucat (ar the of collection. Larger amount* will be fired three torpedoes On lhe first tthe carrying out of the details of 1 practically completed by the various. whllf B few win be incontoday by Harry Larsen. Commander• employment. kept separate and weighed in Has- hit the enemy's stern went up in tthe work of the Barry County Ra­ On Thursday. May 28. Triple A of Lawrence J. Bauer Post oF Tlie . r No name U put on the relief list committee* of the Memorial Asaoci- »-nlenced for a time bv Um ckMUnu and receipt* will be mailed smoke, the propeller slopped re- ttioning Board that the room avail­ .......................... ' «'«t. Hutt, Run a. i«~ral|S tli XtTl. to, uS Funner Committeemen and their■ American Legton. Commander Lar- until a thorough investigation has back. in the office of County clerk volvlng a second hit was made. able « About three day* before trucks As lhe tanker started sinking by the iHyde was far too small. Permission wives will hold an nil day Joint. sen also urged generous contributions been made by some member of the (», pt a .«* Plm meeting at the Parish House in। in exchange for the flowers to aid county welfare body, which has three come to a farm notice will be sent stem the submarine turned aside, iwas obtained from the board of Hustings, to dlscwu their part of!_____________________ ,lce • Uld« for a “m* in orthe war's living victims, the disabled, members.' The county „ is _.~-_ divided hoti fhiJ in the form of a card giving date A series of explosion*, as tanks burst supervisors, allowing the use of the tlie job in helping Agriculture meet. veterans s and families of the dead into threearea,-, areas givingtoto each mem- liold the pit-gism al the Central ._ ,a.«, „ .. - - . --. i into tnree giving each memon School auditorium This will insure t u.. which Uie individual will be con-- under pressure, shook lhe attacker, ssupervisors' room. ut»*talrs in the Ils 1042 War Production goal* Pot and disabled. ber of the relief commission the relaclrt. So Batty tablywopk aw; |u^ t Ult m|l ,court hottie, as the working quarter* carvtrt on In tb, ptadorTU luck dinner at noon. Women a* well "Saturday will be Poppy Day in sponsiblUty for making investigatkui. ttataladby tteUBO A W.t Boatd^.. Flttro, m|nU1« had ,Mpa«l. for 1 the Rationing Board Two full­ a* men will and must play a vital Hastings." lhe Commander said, in a definite are*. m. After Ailer a > case iyds -"“idur.Uon ool,. NAU-r U- —m. lo wall uhUl Utay retail, fhHt no- No u,etb.u „.a p„„ Itime clerks %re employed In the de­ oVxuxx part on our farm* in helping to "when we all will be called upon to, been invesUgated. a report Is psAde llteabrlota turning over Nearly 100.000 more barrel, ol Jap- tailed < work, which now applies to reach these goal*. Mrs. Warren wear the memorial flower of lhe to lhe commission, and Umt body vaged material to any unauthorized; . ... —The Bret parade will form at the1 t'r^cTL^aiZ^k ““ rationing sugar, automobile*, auto­ Bolton. Fieldwoman for Barry World War dead and make con tri-: decides what shall be done, American Legion iiaU at 8 30 andl*Uert ckMed !*”»«»«»>>• truck drivers. mobile tires and tube* and bicycles county will have charge of the wo­ button* for lhe welfare of those who bottom.” ---------------- —-------According to a letter given to! Thl* particular submarine start promptly al 0 :00 and piocecdt ---------------- • • • 11 on TO these will doubtless be added Glenn Wotring. chairman of the which Leslie served had contacted soon the rationing of gasoline, cof­ men's meeting in the afternoon and UADjt. War Board here. William the enemy many Umea during the fee. and probably otlier articles, so Glen Wotring. will be chairman ol Schenckcl lias been assigned as as­ cruise. that far more room than the county all veterans of the war and all other1 sistant superintendent of thl* “Barry memorial wreath* are to be cast up- | (||L|ni LILI) 111 "Between cruises," the command­ desk's office affords will be nec­ patriotic citizen* will wear the sym­ County Scrap For Victory Drive." er said. "It la the duty of the men essary to handle the work and ac­ on lhe waters of lhe Thomappie kVFirLLlUr IH bolic little flower and will contribute' Mr. Schenckel will start Uie pro­ lo recuperate. They come In lean, commodate those who will be wait­ river honoring the departed sailors a* liberally as their means (termil gram on May 22. The shelters, tools white, dehydrated but they want go ing their turn to be served by these and other navy men for the work of mercy and relief the : Application Blanks and equipment will be delivered on gp out again. It is comma n for men clerks. For the work of this board Tlie unit* of the first parade will poppy makes possible. | May 27 and scrap collection will start be competed of veteran* groups and Now Available lo lose from 10 to 30 pounds on a will affect every person in the ■ Poppy Day contribuUons are u*ed a* soon as truck blds have been ac­ their auxiliaries, tons and daughters, county. cruise. However, the men eat well by veterans brganlzation* and their, The sugar rationing cards, which tlie City band. Boy Scouts and cepted and workers assigned. County Clerk Allan C. Hyde is the —froaen meat, soup, salads and fruit Part in Phial CUck-Up Total To Be Relied By Tax auxiliaries, to help the disabled vet­ were made out al the eounty-wide Camp Fire Girls and any others Outdoor space for storing the Juice*, but exercise Is Impossible. administrator of the County Ration­ Fol County II S110,000.00 : era ns ■in “ "'t the hoqmala hosnitals to teip helo their, their t^uiratiop meenUy held In' lhe who wish to march to Ute cemetery. scrap collected lias been loaned by Several specialist* In child health They can’t stroll on deck even when ing board; and his headquarters * .Ute law even- U.thg “X" *.‘ SX? “"”1 the Grand Rapids Bookcase and The second parade is to form at and nutrition were guests at tb* we're cruising on the surface In and that of the board will remain Uie same place as the first promptly Chair Company unit in a county, including the ,re now ln ,he ^“es-don of lhe Barry County Health Unit h»i‘ daytime. It enemy aircraft approach In the county clerk's office. But county itself, to prepare and submit J!“ml Administrator of the county ratlonit Is necessary to dive and seconds nearly all of the actual detail work ; Ing board County Clerk Allan C. of March to be east on Center St. check-up of the nutrition demonstra­ count So the crew stays below. of Ute board will be performed by to lhe county tax allocation com-1 Hyde, the administrator, informs u* to Michigan Ave., noittr to State St . tion which ha* been carried on for Il's really remarkable that we don't the two clerks in the supervisors west to Broadway and south to lhe the past three months in St. Ros? *! “ It’ that the names of all those who re­ room on the second floor of Ute fhX eommliee ?, S tart o' ’“'T' get on each other'* nerve*. ceived cards are being arranged in school. Music will be furnished by “But there is no trouble with dis­ court house. alphabetical order and that there the combined City and High School cipline and the men always seem band* directed by Ixwis Hine. will be kept an active file for each u'm'tart oCl°thU eoUlv 'mrl'lta’ i “T"' t”PIJ''‘ W1U >» dUtrlboled by eager to be on the move again." The second parade will be com­ W. K. Kellogg Health Foundatio i tlon boara ol tills county tnet lues>.._in-^.. au— registrant. The Information con­ tt.. —ha..!--* .. —>i ^e women of the Auxiliaries, the' talned in the cards as made out by posed of Ute same unit* a* the first in Barrv. Eaton and Allegan countlai Stole Sends $25,288.20 oi Xd b? UtXS^SEmXK nurtie,.. Maur, ano daugbUr, I the teachers will be the basis for with the addition of the Red Cross, In collaboration with the Nutri­ Flnt Payment This Year School children and members of the tional Biochemistry Laboratories dl­ Although concentrating on war the next fiscal year 1* a* follows: 1 Issuing future cerUflcates, also for W. They will work without compen-' the rationing of sugar for canning, Civilian Defense Corps. production of fuel and lubricants for County Expense .1 The state highway department has i aation of any kind, giving their Ume' and for any adjustments In raUonPull details of Ute parade wiU be They were com­ sent to Barry county a voucher for Louis Karmes was driving toward the armed forces, war industries and Transportation Crippled given tn these column* next week of Technology | and effort* gladly to honor the dead Ing when necessary. menced on Feb. 2 and ended. May (25.288 20. which I* one half of what town on West Green St Friday af­ the farm front. Standard Oil Com­ Children .................. 7001 and »erve tlie living I hope we al!J If any persons failed to register to inform everyone a* to Where they 20. A total of 850 school children in Ute county will receive this year ternoon about 6 o'clock. He was pany of Indiana will conUnue ad­ Contagious Diseases--------1.000 will respond to them in lhe same are to fall In and under what leader, ' at the lime when the general regunder lhe operaUon of the McNItt at peace with himself and with all vertising to the motoring public in Kalamazoo State Hospital 2.000 gptrit when they offer the popples on in order to avoid last minute con1 htratlon was held, they can reg­ thta test law. wjilch provides that S4.000.000 mankind He was suddenly aroused 1042 by promoting car conservaUon. Mich. Training School ... I-000 the street* Saturday." fusion. ister now by going to the work room of the state's gas tax receipts shall from hl* pleasant thoughts when it was announced today by Art State T. B. Sanitarium ... 600 , g f The following program has been quarters of the county raUoning annually be given to lhe counties, his car took an unaccountable no­ Haven. HasUngs. standard agent. U. of M. Psycopathic Ward arranged for the service at The spring^nd summer campalgtf board, in the supervise** room, on school auditorium. slltute of Technology who had genfor the construcUon and mainte­ tion to do a Utile, stunt of it* own. Treatment Adult the second floor of the court house nance of former townslilp roads, It veered to the right of the pave­ will feature case histories of how Selections by the Band. Afflicted ................................... 12.000 Persons who wish lo buy sugar for which have now all been taken over ment and crashed into* an electric motorists are achieving maximum Allegiance to the Flag. Soldiers Burial 400 canning, ceil can now, now. ur or us at any ume. Ume, .. . ..... .. ., csuMiuiu. Children* Hospital. Detroit: Dr. J. by counties. light pole, to which a transformer mileage from their Urea and auto­ Invocation Midi. Children's Village .. 2 D00 New members of the I make their applications for lite mobile*. a total of 1.816 newspapers Hie McNItt law was Umely and Introduction of Speaker—By Com­ M. Hoobler of the Research Labora­ 4.500 Michigan Alumni Club board of di- quantity alloted by Uie government tory of the Children's Fund of ha* proven very helpful in improving ly that Louie didn’t realize what had with a combined circulation of 14,­ Old Age Assistance .......... 500 rectors, who were elected at the jor suCh purpose, on the blanks ,mander Harry Larsen of Ute Ameri­ township roads, in a ciAinty with ao happened until II was all over. He 625.130 will carry the advertising in Health Unit, County 5.000 spring meeting of the organtealion iUpplted by the government, as the can Legion. many hills a* most of Barry county found himself In the back seat the Uilrteen states in the middlewest Address—By Major E. B. Junker- Whipple and Mlaa Margaret FallIn which the company markets. This On u evenln « Centra! necessary blanks have arrived Each Social Welfare stadt of the nutrition division of the has. lhe appropriation ought to be mann. of Fort Custer 7.000 school bulling, weje Dr- J- K. All-1 consumer, holding a war-ration much larger. This county has taken bringing home in a basket. The consist* of 1276 weekly papers, in­ AdmlnlstraUon Singing. cluding the Hastings Banner. Social Welfare, County .. 20.000 land. Mrs. Roy Cordes, Mrs. Wesley 5ook. Is entitled lo an additional Moore of the Federal Children's Benediction. over '(bout 8*0 miles of township ! amount of sugar for canning fresh County Drain* .............. 500 Burrouglu, W*U*ce O»bon>. roads, and they were nearly al­ pact with the pole Tlie wreck wo* Mr*. Hnar Frandswi. Judge Arehte frulu vegetable, for use in their ways, we might add. in bad con­ made complete when the trans­ which has travelled 45.104 miles and Total ............ 1115.BOO D. McDonald and D. A. VanBusklrk own home. But it II is neceuarv necessary tn to MIDNIGHT FIRE AT project In Georgia, and Mlaa dition. because townships did not former. Jarred loose by the crash, is *1111 In use open* the newspaper retain their service on the board apply by using the blanks which Deduct Estimated have road rrtachlnery lo build fell Into the car. Fortunately advertising campaign, which will for the ensuing year. Mrs Frandseu can be obtained at the rationing DRY CLEANING PLANT Detroit From Fees---and maintain them. Practically all Louie wo* not badly hrut—Just feature large and attractive illustra­ was named temporary chairman. A cigarette is blamed for a small tions and catchy headlines, Mr. board's workroom, upstairs in the of them have been graded and over­ needed a little patching up, which court house, in the supervisors room. fire at the Barry Cleaners about Feb 21, this demonstration was To be raised by tax------- *110.000 half of them coated with gravel. was done at the hospital. He's hap­ Haven said. GOOD REASON midnight Tuesday Fortunately the These blanks are available for any While narrower than county roads, py to think he came out of It a* HASTINGS SCHOOLS The above budget is exactly the TO BE HAPPY I fire was discovered before it got into school age youngsters of a speciallyapplicant. these graveled highways are kept in CONTINUE DEFENSE If Grandfathers Leon Bauer and About 1.500 applicants were not the clothing left there for cleaning prepared supplemental feeding con­ good shape The county road com­ cldent If there li any such thing. STAMP SALES and that wotked out uatUfactorlly. Frank Sage seem to itavc a self- given ration „„„ books at the time w of. : and the damage done by the flame* mission add* a little every year to Defense stamp sales in the Has­ Tire finance committee therefore satisfied look on their countenances, registration, because they already was confined to the floor and a wln- taining all of the vitamins, minerals the gravelled township roads, and tings city schools the first two weeks asked the commission to give the and rir> vnti nnr do nnt not annear appear tn to nntim notice you nor had more sugar than the allowance, dow frame. However the smoke anced diet for children. does the best it possibly can to keep of May totaled (72525. a loss over county the same allotment as a year what Is going on in the world, you fixed by the government. Such per­, damage was considerable and no all of them In good condition. the previous report, but a very fine must not conclude that they are son., will be permitted to use the, estimate could be made at Ume of The law requires that all of the The estimated county expense, as Tlie Emergency Housing and showing for the children and teachtrying to high-hat you. The cause is quantity allowed for canning by the, writing. _________ _____________ can be seen, is *58 600 All the Feeding Committee of the Civilian the new granddaughter, bom Fri ­ goverronent from their excera sug-. . '** respects, this special feeding at toaa* ship rood*. FMr lhe week ending May 6. the other items, except county drains, day afternoon, at Pennock hospital Defense Corps, composed of mem­ supphea valuable esaenttaU nar*scary ar. and will be allowed credit for are for welfare coat*, and the total sales in the High scliool were 1134 00 bers of the American Legion, wishes The parents. Mr and Mrs. George such use whet! they apply to Uie LIEUT. GARDNER BASEBALL BENEFIT DANCE Central. *13620; First ward. *12.60: Mt*. Erma Gardner on Monday Saturday evening*. May 23 and to express their appreciation for the Second ward. *1725: St. * Rose. ls 156 000 But the state and nation Bauer, of East Lansing. are very Barry county RaUoning Board for their ration books. received a letter from her son. First value during the winter and s 30; music by "Red Peppers" or­ cooperation received In their work *11.66. Mias Kaminski's home room spend* in Barry county for welfare happy over the event also. m ' Lieut. Nelson Gardner, who is months In when youngsters are chestra at Delton Community Hall. of listing facilities to be used in lead with *17 05", Miss Cook's home work, including old age pension* far RECOGNIZING A COURTESY I AuslraUa. The date of the last let­ Adv. 6-28 case of emergency. "HIZZONER" ASSUMES ' Jter was May I. Up to that Ume diet deficiencies The following organisations have room had *13.45 and Rows I and more than that. Apparently the A courtesy seldom shown by au' ” .,.7* NEW TITLE! J In the high school study hall were state and nation is bearing that .-^^►.ti. hp *tad received no letters from hl* Dance al Welcome Grange hall. cooperated—I. O. O. F.. Episcopal ParUcipaUou In thia test burden. But the fact Is that a large Charlie Leonard, recently elect­ wlfe or mother. boUi of whom had church. Masons. Presbyterian third with *11.46. Bat. May 23.-Adv. menUon was wicnessed by the witter। ki.. ed mayor of HasUngs on a non­ The week ending May 13 brought share of II la paid in the Increased Church. U. B. Church and the High Thursday morning. Mr. Janson. tocal| partisan ticket, now assumes a sales of *41225 with Central school blind man. was attempting to cross J h * * h school. new UUe—an ex-officio Utle, so Any others wishing to list their buying *263 55; High school. *13085; which the people pay* > State street from the north side to = !- taSed^ » OWmdn,He "^ft lion* including facilities for this purpose are direct­ Second ward 812.76. and First Ward ANNUAL MEETING full-fledged “grandpa." Cause of Miss Campbell's room In ed to Commander Harry Larsen, of *5.10. The annual meeting of the stock ­ this new title, according to re­ Central was ahead with *76.60: Ml** the American Legion. holders of the Hastings Building car. was going east on State St. have plenty of mall when it catches liable report, was a seven pound Kaminski's home room, second with CLAYTON HINKLEY. Fropr. Seeing Mr. Janson and no doubt up with him. and two ounce boy. Timothy *27.00 and Mr. Knopf's home room A* Mr. Hinkley Is going to move HASTINGS BOYS on Tuesday, June 2. 1042, at the recognizing the white cane a* that Leonard, bom to his daughter had (14 *5. to Florida he will dispoA of his ex­ RECEIVE WINOS of a blind man. he stopped hl* car NOTICE and sen-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. The grand total for the 20 weeks office in the Stebbins Building, for tra furniture at Public AucUon. at Two Hastings boys received their 1* (6.756.65 the purpose of electing dlrectots just east of Ute crosswalk, alighted Timothy Howard al Borgess hos­ The Car Beal Reunion will 320 North Broadway. He Is offer­ wings and commission* a* second and for the eonsideralioh of such and helped the afflicted man safely pital. Kalamazoo on Sunday. ing a good list of furniture. Dewey lieutenant* at the army flying school NOTICE other business a* may be brought across to the sidewalk After being Congratulation* to Grandpa and at Lubback. Texas, yesterday Carl Poll* will be assured that he could find his way All Hastings merchants will keep before lhe meeting Gt an dm* Leonard and a long, Hammond and Don Taffee will act from there, the young man entered Fried chicken dinner, Briggs their store* open all day Thursday. open from 7:30 until 0:00 p. m. happy and succossful life to a* clerks. Bee the adv. elsewhere . Cha*. 8. Pott*. President. his car and drove on. church. Memorial Day, May 30, 13 young Timothy. In this issue Cor full particulars. of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Struble. Adv. 5-21 o'clock, price-* *5 S-M Saturday thl* year. Orchids to this young man I \ PAY TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD RATIONING BOARD HAS NEW WORK ROOM MlMUkIAL UM TRIPLE A MEETING ON MAY 28 “-a COUNTY BUDGET IS SAME AS LAST YEAR LOCAL SCHOOLS COUNTY RECEIVES MCNITT LAW CASH Louis Karmes Had Lucky Accident Standard Oil Plans To Aid Car Conservation ™|u. of M. Club Holds Annual Election Emergency Housing And Feeding Com. One Auction Sale ; CAN NOW OBTAIN ’SUGAR FOR CANNING I£ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY tl. 1942 1 Edward Bottom has rented hU Mrs Orville Sayles ha* moved i >r y Uli tenant house on 8. Hanover to Mr. from 8 Hanover St, into*the 6helfill and Mn. Ivan Snydfr. [don apartment* on 8. Church. I I »,,u **«■. ATM, u.»;uvi | Hastings club women are in at* ! tendance al the county federation meeting at Ooate Grove today. ‘ tfbn. attended the session of circuit The many friends of Clarence court held here Monday. worxtnsn «n- very sorry to near m his lllnc* at Ids home on East South Good Morning, and Mrs. George H. Ragla. Hastings, street. His candlUon remain* a* fair. Thought would like to know “k” you “ la JWY in training at midwest staHasting* Rotarians were well rep­ about our special sale on vegetable resented at lhe district meeting at plant*, and about our plant* and cut Mrs. Robert Lamble who received Kulamaxoo. Sunday and Monday. flowers for Decoration. For that Victory Garden you may Injuries to her back when she fell They report the speech by Kim Sig­ have tomatoes. peppers and cabbage In her apartment last week Is re­ ler at lhe noon luncheon received for 10c per dozen or 3 doxen for most favorable comment. ported as gaining rapidly. 25c. If you wish a quantity we The fire department was called to! We ------------------nominate--as ------------------the busiest--Job In arc wiling a flat of 150 plant* for St. Rose Catholic church last i Ume. Allan Hyde's preaent one os 85c. Thursday afternoon to extinguish a j County Clerk, coordinator and adSweet potato plant* are also bUic In the storage room. Blight minlstrator.- plus all the devious 10c per doxen. damage was done by smoke. Paths those offices call for In canyYou have never seen more thrifty P> t Ruuell F. Smith, son of Mr.' «"• oul “r“en‘ «o'ernment dec^. beautiful geranium* and for nny< and Mrs. Ernest E. Smith. P. O.| Fred Fairchild la a patient al price to ault your pocjtet book— box No 85, Delton. Mich, has grad- Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapid*, 10c. 25c, 35c. 40c, 15c and $1.00. We have combination plant*, ualed from an air corps technical I where on Monday he underwent an.-chool and Is serving as a qualified other operation on his leg Injured fuchsia*. Martha Washingtons, be­ expert airplane mechanic. | several year* ago. Mrs. Fairchild has gonias and petunia*. Cut Hower bouquet* will be priced Judge Haftrick of Pontiac came spending the week there with from 30c and up. Monday to ait In lhe trial of some ™m' Call 2530 and place your orders or case* in our circuit court, for which I Word comes of lhe marriage of Judge McDonald wa* disqualified George Dewey. *on of the Rev. and come lo Ute Greenhouse. 112 East Mr*. L. L. Dewev. Dewey, of Bturals. Sturgis, at Las La* High St. and select what you wish. because of previous connection with Mr > LGood Bye. those case* before he became Cir­ Vegas. Nevada. Hl* father, who. cuit Judge. Clyde Wilcox. Florist. 1 Adv. Robert A. Marble, of 915 8 Han­ vncatlqp. performed lhe ceremony. Other detail* have not been received. over. Hastings. Michigan, ha* re­ Rev. 8. Conger Hathaway, pastor• OBITUARY ported to the Recruit Reception of the First Preabyterlan church will1 Mrs. Lee H. Pryor pa*.wd away at Center at Fort Custer for examlna-,v> tlon a* a Volunteer Officer Candi-1 preach. the Hastings High school1 St. Lawrence hospital. Tuesday. May date under the Army procedure al- baccalaureate sermon In lhe Central1 12. after an illness of four months. lowing Claaa 3-A Selective Service‘ auditorium at 4:00 P. M. Bunday,• Mrs. Pryor before her marriage registrants to try for commissions, j May 31. He will use as ills thrme the' wa* Mis* Winifred Harper who lived Robert Mills suffered a painful ‘ "««“> °.! °r ,M2- "On > the greater part of her life In Has­ ting*, Michigan.. Born Jan. 1. 1883. r. injury Saturday forenoon when he ‘ Victorylocked his thumb in the car door! Mr. and Mra. Devilt Bronson have> she graduated from the HaaUpgs while parked back of Lhe post office. ’ received a letter from their grand-. High school, then took a musical Through tip* kindness of a passer-' son. IJcul. Com. Robert Bronson course at Olivet College. She wm by, who took the car key* from radio ------—— •••* •» — *•expert- — serving with the Air■ a skilled pianist. and for many year* Bob's pocket, unlocked t he rlnor andj. branch of the United State* force*. wa* organist nt tlie -Presbyterian ।' from a point unrevealed, telling ofj church in Hastings. and was a popua doctor’* office where the nail wa* his snfe arrival after n trip that. lar accompanist. in 1906 she wa* married to Lee removed and the injured thumb wa* took two week* to complete, in which[ dressed. This L* the third accident hazardous air current# were en-, H. Pryor of Hastings, and Jived there till they moved to latnslng, to Bob's hands in the past year. ’ countered at times. upon Mr. Pryor* appointment as Assistant Attorney General of the State of Michigan In 1912. Mr. ’ Pryor died in 1921. Three sons were . boot In Hasting, Ralph, who is now a major in the U. S. A. and stationed In Barstow, Calif.. George who died at the age of two -year*, and John, who Is a Lieutenant in the U. 8. A. and now across neas. Mrs. Pryor hits been employed since Mr. Pryor's death, tn the De­ partment of Agriculture in Lansing, and ha* wide friendshlpe in that city. surviving besides the two sons nre three grandchildren. Marjorie, 4 Anne, and Bruce of Baratow, Calif ~ and four sister*. Mrs. Wm. Kent and Mr*. E. o. Thoman of Grand 112 S. Jefferson SL Phon* 2421 Rapids. Mrs Joseph Little of Chlcairo. Mrs. Robert Cook of Hastings, and one brother. Walter Harper of Chicago. Funeral service* were held al Estee-Leadley funeral home at Lanalng. at 11 o'clock. Thursday, with the Rev. Peter Monsma of the West­ minster Presbyterian church of­ ficiating. and a short service was held at the Interment In Hastings at one o'clock. Pall-beirera were Harrison Paton and Burr Twitchell of Lansing. Ro­ On merchandise. SI.00 or more, purchased at our bert Cook of Hastings. Joseph Lil­ lie and Walter Harrier ol Chicago .store during this storewide stock reducing sales event. and E o Thoman of Grand Rapids. Local News NOW IS THE TIME— THIS IS THE STORETO GET FOOO VALUES BY THE SCORE X\\Y'/ Arm your family for the home-front battle with wholesome foods that keep them fit. PRICE CEILING! GRANULATED (r ARGO Don’t Be Fooled by It! SUGAR The Price Ceiling docs not mean that all stores must sell at the same price. It merely means that stores must sell at the same prices they had in March. As wo hove always given you the best in quality at the lowest possible cost we will continue to do so. WE WILL SELL BELOW OUR PRICE CEILING WHENEVER POS­ SIBLE. THAT IS HOW c lb. FOOD Your No. 2 Ration Number la Good Now and Until May 31 CENTER BECAME COFFEE 2 49 Barry County's Busiest Food Store! WALLDORFF TISSUE Muller’s Bread Full P/2 lb. Loaf 4 «olls I Qc LOAVES MILK, CARNATION 3 25 CREAM NUT PEANUT BUTTER 2 41 MINIATURE CHOCOLATES lfch.2T APPLE BUTTER (Old Fashioned* 2 jai 22 LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF HASH 2.... 39 HOLSUM HONEY 25' 5 95' CLEAN QUICK SOAP CHIPS pv„ 21' FREEPORT BUTTER a 41 ALL STATE POTATO CHIPS s o. Pk9 15' TOP-O OLEO 2 a. 31 OSCAR MAYER'S WEINERS can 29' 2 a. 35 ELMDALE PEAS 2 cans 25' 12774388 DUZ largo package 22' GOOD LUCK, NUCOA, OR PARKAY 26 All 10c Tobacco Dog Food cans 28' EACH 8' ........ ,......... HEAD LETTUCE Tobacco 2 for 25c Dog Food A cans OEc _J5e — MOST Dog Food C lb. bag QQc Union Leader DR. OLDLNGS 61c r TREATS" EAT«::L,Tv MEAT SHORT | BEEF )b. 15 I STEAKSl 337ib | 2 15c T Cc JL sJ POUND CAKE White and Chocolate IIANGHAltT BAKERY FOR TODAY S' DINNER Stuffed Pork Chops' Pet GraVy* Spring Cabbage Salad Whole Wheat Bread Lemon Sponge* •We have the recipes for you Save 20% During bur Great Pre-Inventory May Sale 20% Canli DlM-ount Large stock of Gifts — Office Supplies — Equipment to select from LEE OFFICE SUPPLY “Businessman's Department Store" ETABLES Tender Carrots 2 *or 15‘ 5‘ CALIFORNIA .... Stalks of Celery LARGE. CRISP. Each California Oranges MED. SIZE — DOZEN . BAwtAiAS I BOLOGNA I 4 -IP I I 22^ I 2 b 17C| 144 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2747 Strawberries New Potatoes Radishes HOME GROWN 25' 2 Ats- 27' r TRAND Telephones THEAT£f= 2244-2557 HL— Hostings. Mich. SATURDAY ONLY — MAY 23 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION "TORPEDO BOAT" and Ann Rutherford and Guy Klbbre 10lbs 39 3 bun-5' THIS TIME FOR KEEPS' SUNDAY and MONDAY — MAY 24 and 25 Pal O’Brien and Brian Danlevy In "TWO YANKS IN TRINIDAD" Bargain tnallnee Sunday. 1:00 Co COTTAGE CHEESE a 12' POTATO SAUD n,. 19' DRIED BEEF ’/* lb. pkg. 1 9 RUMP ROAST BONED AND ROLLED Nothing bolter for your Sunday dinner! LB. Bakery Specials! . HI-LIFE Steer Boiling Flower Newt FRANKFURTERS s^.,,. RING B0L06NA SLICE BACON >b 25' lk. 22' lb 37' FRESH GROUND BEEF 2 lb.?3d LEAN GROUND BEEF ■„ 31 LAMB CHOPS OR STEAKS lb 33 BEEF ROAST CHOICE STEER AQ BRAND BEEF, LB. L Q 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI. — MAY 26, 27. 28, 29 Betty Grable. Jack Oakle and Victor Mature in "SONG OF THE ISLANDS" No Advance in Price* AltllY T11EATRV7 Hostings, Mich., Pliones 2247-2282 JEi B FRIDAY and SATURDAY. MAY 22 and 21 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTIONS R*y Middleton and Gloria Dickson In "MERCY ISLAND" WESTWARD HO' SUNDAY and MONDAY — MAY 24 .nd 25 fddkcenter: JACK LONDON'S STORY 'The Adventures Of Martin Eden' Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M lo 5:00 TUES.. WED., and THU RS. — MAY 26, 27 and 28 BIG-DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION A TRAGEDY AT MIDNIGHT' 206 E. Stat* St., Haitings, Mich. N. Main St., Nashville, Mich. SHEPHERD OF THE OZARKS PASSING OF • DR. EARL BELLINGER Dr. Earl Warren Bellinger, a den­ tist. aged 39, passed away at Mon­ rovia. Calif , last week. The body will arrive In Kalamazoo Saturday. He leave* hi* wife. Dorothy, one daughter. Virginia, and hl* mother. Mrs. Hattie Bellinger, all of Mon­ rovia, Calif., one brother. Hart of Pasadena. Calif , and one slater, Mrs. France* Bowes of South Pasa­ dena. Calif. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Sunday at lhe Marshall funeral home. Plainwell. Rev. Cha*. Davis of Delton officiating and the Hickory Comers Masonic Lodqr will have charge of the service at the East Hickory Corners cemetery. DEATH OF DR. COYKENDALL Middleville relative* Tuesday re­ ceived new* of the death of Dr. Mark Coykendall In Grand Rapid* at the age of eighty year*. He was for many years a resident of Mid­ dleville and practiced hl* dental profession there and In Grand Rapids for years. Surviving betide* hl* wife are two sona. Philip and Thaddeus—both officials In the United State* army. Funeral «ervIcea will be held at the Metcalf fu­ neral home In Grand Rapids at 2 P. M. Thursday Interment t* ex­ pected to be made at Middleville. H A STINGS .BOY "to BE ORDAINED .TO PRIESTHOOD On Saturday. May 30. Robert Pat­ rick Taffre son of Mrs. Leo Taffeo and the late Leo Taffee will be or­ dained to the Holy Priesthood of the Roman Catholic church at ten o'clock at 81. Mary's cathedral. Lanaing. Mich., with Bishop Joseph H. Albers conducting the ordination ceremony. The Rev Father Taffre will offer hi* flrat aoieinn sacrifice of the Mass on Sunday. June 7, at the 10:30 service at St Rose of Lima church In Hasting*, from which par­ ish he entered the priesthood. DEATH OF ‘' FORMER SUPERVISOR George Miller, of Johnstown 75. died at Pennock hospital Monday night. Mr. Miller wa* a prominent farmer and citizen: He had served hl* town­ ship a* supervisor for several termHe was highly esteemed by ail who knew him. MUNICIPAL COURT Orcin Robert* wa* arrested by lhe sheriff* officers last we«k and a charge of disorderly conduct was lodged against him. It was the sec­ ond offense, and Judge Cortriiht gave him 10 days in jail. A third of­ fense will bring a prison sentence —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— V ■ * �THE HASTINGS BANNCTL TWUBSDAt, MAY 11. 1»U NUTRITION TESTS jl'.1 COMPLETED IN LOCAL SCHOOLS is an electrical engineer at Alliaon's' chief justice. Morris HUI The Aima college A cappefla choir! toijvre 2L.TS Motor Corporation at IndUnapolb. , JounvalUm cUm ,ulud the entertained Hattlngs High Kiu»ll| lhe UU-r- home. W. W.bml m . A Victory Vespers service wac pre- Hastings Commercial Printer* Fri- at an auembly Monday. May 11, In I ; Tuesday night, with aented in Central auditorium. May I day afternoon. May 1S. and saw porCentral auditorium. ,etuinr the . present. The house wm —.... attractive >13. at 4:15 by Mb* Robson's home uon* of the Doomsday Book being Six boys were initiated into ths ' J.with spring flower* and the brlde— .-zr —room. Tlie program consisted of minted The books will he dis- Hl-Y Tiiursday night. May 14. They , elect wm favored with many uie“»-• •"* ' were m follows: Harold Townsend. ' ■ i fui and attractive gifts. Thursday att> * '• « s >VWI>UIU5U (Continued dIVUl from Ppage —RV I, 1. OCT. sec. 1/ 1) mornim. Mat la 5' i ■—> TNuraUi Mr Marbn. -II Harmon Wilcox, MorrU Hill. Thom- ilhe atudente J Mrs. B. A. Reed entertained her Dr Robert. Harris of M. I T. Opo a» Wutcre. Richard Thomas, and .8^ £ SdISX 1 Harold Fuller. J bridge club Tuesday afternoon at ounce of II mixed with boiling water BARNUM SCHOOL , i her home on W. Bond St. with two contain* all of the vitamins and 'Die Hl-Y b leaving a stag party tables In play. Honors atmbridge mlnerabin'and most of the protein at Joe Burkholder's cottage at Bar­ Pennock hospiui for an Wfra. Albert Craig wm ho*UM to ; w V* nreded -----------. ..Mr>*' ------n well-balanced diet. Il k whL-h low lake for Ila final meeting. the Merrl-I-Go club on Friday af-1 Kno,,f ftnd ' anrt'rhTmMeitai; MJ,nr I tomy Friday. temoon. ComblnaUon colored nutHodges. . . .very cheap and nit‘'•riab which, Mgy M mar)u.|he date when Uu. Miss Bernice Jansen, an Episcop­ f The home economics daaaea will Nob);1 Caln. Mr Maybee also di­ cups and place card* were made' HMtlngs CoJnJy 'dub will have boy. and airb elee club of tuniml he crmtenTi* ‘"i* and “rU «>* club °f prepare food that may be purchased re.c!cd U1C glrU glet. club ln ieveral al missionary, spoke at an all school assembly In Central auditorium Fri­ \ UMm ttafredta *»*•>» wl“ Prp*rnt “* of "In by tlie student*, or Individuals may selections, buffpt dlnner "l 6:30 00 <he eve- tow. Childreh 1 taxing taking tn>* thl. reeaing feeding Woodlxnd- followpd by the Juntor Jimmy Femtamaker day. May 15. Site spoke about the mrpk>rid« l M™rtRhiruS nlng ot M«norlal Day. May 30 which W'f limited to two portions a day.bring their own. There will be not . The ------------transnortation MUs McEl*"ln’8 freshmen English customs of Japan and her expebuses goinf. 7*--1 iirnrv m£ lKe^Mh^iA.re?a^ihir.y U ot*n lo mcmbcTi friend*. The Already extensive tr»u have Indi- ’’*Bb *"d iteeara clsutj In . their I rlences there. She was brought here cars i------— will ■— turn —"* ” ——— career ■■■■■ -■-.... ^ Sunday. He b under tlie Henry. M|_ ana Mrs. | caUd u.c ,he .u.uc VBlue m uu. (r<jod Jn inc *" In Mn.ln. MnRh.r rv—. s„m«.2 wm De in nrtvate lenry. Mr* Mrs. Kenneth Letn. Leins snrt and Mr. Mrs. Mmmum |n m cnarge uLiar, «xi in books Friday. They have been workas a truest at the Girl Reserves and .... , ... ", . . books Friday. They have been worka* a guest of the Girl Reserve* and ' care but h getting along nh larry Larsen held winning bridge Clayton ilnuidttetier.' Mr. and Mrs. diet of adulu. It U being wwd in 4“J*,e ™ pcilt,°IU l°r candidates for class lni on them for three weeks Hl-Y. | Phylb Barnum 1* home a A L. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Don.<l«lfnw plants in England and In *‘“1".”' 17 offices be««n circulating ImC week. Neva Warner has won a scholarSix dramatic* class student* ore- to be up and around a UlUa Fisher. / certain plants in this counlryZToni J,.rTse,r?’,n8 Jhe S ,exh*blt “l The following officers were elected lb|p t0 the Radio Drama work shop sen ted "Roll* and Sall” and “The her recent operation. Many fl The, Busy Eight Club entertained • of It arc being shipped to Rwila. I tln,e No *• charged. U» serve the fint semester next year: al Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Out of; First Dress-Suit" for the telephone1 and neighbors have called on ha». their mothers with a chicken dinner and Mrs. Mn dliri Cdrtj n, lunu u a..-p-dtalM. on « Mir u»\,,(£££! r> >r-Cu«J, btoMluy Ulin Mayor. Raymond Kenyon: pub- fouf hundred she was one of the]company'* banquet In the American; Elli* Johnston went with Lynn Monday evening. May 11. Aft- r Eckstrom EC„Uom entertained enurti After their bridge! preparation of concentrated foods'---------dinner the — group the Imtp^ horntflclub club Tuesday Tu„dav at at a luncheon al the un<1 WBa the one who Invented the ’icld<Indiana some He service chief. Harold Townsend: thirty chosen. She leaves In the'Legion hall Thursday evening. May'Miller to Manchester, Ind. for the »<-•- went »to ’ roe sanitary engineer, Duane Ottosen; middle of August. 14. )weekend returning Bunday. nf Mrs Vri Harry Itflrrv McDonald "MrfVrmilrl for. tnr Ihelr th.l. former's . .home ** on West Center. Mrs. special jieminlcan mike* used with *nJe of . n J!lne, Pf. entertainment. Each-TOOther Each' mother wm wa* La Lannea nnP)l Kenfleld and Mr*. MrS. Julius »' s,,,c ch » success aunng during w the second Byrd R^hT-niwbu town. Ypsilanti. Mr. Schoenheide aTm^uet of luUpa °f CBnd> °nd• I miuwiiun _he !d ?'K h.^score corr »nd_Mrs ’^dluu“n ncia nign ana Mrs ' AiiiSiciic E Espcuiuoii. .................................. .......... Robert Kenyon and Mrs. Lyle Scud-1 11 will probably take .wernl Ara months to tabulate and interpret Mr*. Archie McDonald entertain-1| der, low score. • e• • .’ * the results of the tests conducted" ed at luncheon Tuesday for Mcn.j . George Hurtrick of Pontiac, wboae _T“ hon°r Mb* Dorothy Ellen here, according to Dr. J. K. Allland, j husband. Judge Hnrtrick. held court S°°k' ,wh? ,ws bcrn a l»P"tor niem- head ot the Barry County Health here for Judge McDonald on Tum- „.,Of t,»<’, inching force of the Unit. So nothing definite will be I known before September or Octo-: day while the latter held court In srhooh for «’wr«> Pontiac. Following luncheon an «d ^rlUZl0t,"t1un* ‘n “'*■ Mr.8; i bcr. Dr. Harris and hb staff now SUMMER AHEAD! afternoon with bridge wa* enjoyed.' ,OT’2S ° H1’* nnd Mrs' Harold, have all lhe data and the tabula­ .—. *«> , Jacobson entertained with a high1 tions will be completed al M. I. T. much to spend for them? Members of tlie Barry Co. Health at tl,p Hill home, on Wednes1 hese are everybody's staff entertained with a pot luck'd8)' evening. May 13. with covers problems now! You'll find supper Sunday night al the hqmc of told for thirty-six guest*. F all lhe answers al Penney's! Dr. and Mrs. Prank Carrothers com-1 A charming surprise accompanied plimcniary lo Mbs Marh* Neuschacf- the dearert cour-c. when a card er. of De • Moines. la. a former bearing wedding belh and the first counselor of the local staff who wa* name* of Mbs Cook and her fiance, hfre for a short vlsH. Gerald Schoenheide, of indianapolb. • • • I conveyed Uie new* of their apMr. nnd Mrs. Richard Groos gave proaching marriage In June. A cora very pleasant dinner Monday:sage' waa.presented/the miest of priced! Fresh New Fabrics night at their home on S. Park: honor. In the centre of which was I• AMERICAN LEGION NOTES street, ap which covers were laid placed the engagement ring which1I Saturday I* Poppy Day! Turn out For Summer Sewing! for eight. Following dinner movies was given it* Initial public wearing, and help dispose of the memorial of Mr* Groos' recent Florida trip on the proper finger of the proper llower that means so much to the living disabled veterans, who make and other views were enjoyed. I(hand, hand at thK thh time time. | Several other affairs are being the ■honoring of our dead In thh The Study Club met with | planned to honor Mis* Cook before manner possible. Gordon ' Fisher Wednesday wnooI , .. Mr. Schoenheide Ls school closes. luncheon and. afternoon meeting.' „ _noln._. Ih_ All veterans groui* are requested Mo. BrUiol 1 .»*-< engineer in the munitions sec«> lb- LW> tall Sun<Uy. IxxY MHW -rrbUwn," W Mu- 1H,°! 1 or m lhe Federal government‘ ".'S and 'i MW X. « 10:00 *. X. 1, m.r.l, i, nmonuow. taS itatata '"'■■ '■""■WO" '»•"» Nailhead Studded! For Spectator Sports • • * dc m inaianaHpih. , Memorial Sunday arrter. will be Smart New Platforms! And Dress Wear! Mr* Linden Snyder entertained Th M d f h Ha,Un__ held. Daring thb memorial season the glrb of the Mr. and Mrs Club ‘1K «« <*“** «**'" on Friday evening. Mrs. Nell Adair prid^evenlng at the clubhouse for ' l’cv’ of nI1 ceremonies by and Mis* Jean Brower were guest*. 7X-£ck m‘er [o muXaw Individual participation and in Uie Two table* of bridge were In play d‘™" “' oP2“ “'ramr spirit we would have L-—Hurt have ™ “tabtti’ta Kfuture .......................... . .................... ...... those generatloruc remember who will be railed because of Ute Luwivnce winning the prizes, lhe ... fu— nnnn,—* t>......i... Of soft bright leathers, starred Dazzling white shoes, some ac­ -.resent world conflict. johh with gleaming gold-colored cented with a dash of sporty tan! unanunr. . . . members of Hie board nnd their nailheads! Two-layer platform All superbly styled, wonderfully There will lie a feed on at the Demure Dimities! Hospital Guild No. D. the Silver! *hra- M,r ,“"d Mra. Chester Hixlges. soles make them doubly smart smart. Some elasticised for gloveLegion hall next Tuesday night for Cool Bathlet Guild, met Thursday evening at the I Mr- “*’d Richard Groos. Mr. the benefit of those who come flown fit! Of cuppie leathers! Lovely Lawns'. home of Mrs. Harold Parker. Two Iand Ron“n p*'l‘'P-'^h Dr and help clean up the yard ior over new member*. Mrs Richard Brow- i “nd Ray Flnnle. Mr. and Mr*, Memorial day. Delectable crisp cot­ er nnd Mrs. AtHe Hay. were added I Cowman. Mr. and Mrs. Don tons . . . lovely as a al this meeting. Bridge was playod I ?“?**• MS ?’,ld Mrs. Jc.Cn I^‘bcrTlie new Legion flag was flown summer garden! with first prize going lo Mr*. Nell and.„¥r'. ttnd Mrs B>'rol’ from the new flagpole during the Flower-sprigged dim­ Adair, nnd second and third to Mr^. Fletehcr will be in charge. • Legion meeting Tuesday night. A ities for the young­ Willard Smith and Mrs. OeraiA tiers! .Bold floral pat­ . Tlje bridge club of which Mr. and !sight that always thnlb no matter Ryan. Mias Jean Brower won Ui| how many times we see It. terns for frocks and Ballerina Flared Skirts Mrs. "Einar Frond&en are members traveling prise. Miss Barbara John­ blouses! LOU of oth­ maU WlUi them Thursday night for For Children ers—all exquisite! Ah son will be hostess for the June a potluck supper with Ihrttv table* , Tlie lot that was recently graded,* seeded the latter part of last Penney values I meeting. “ in play* lhe host and hoiKs.; turn- was ,week and Commander Larsen 1* , Miss Ruth Farr, chief operator ing In high scores for the evening. anxiously watching for the first Take to the water in one of of the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. blade* of grass to appear. j ... these smooth-fitting beach New Summer Mr*. WIU Linlngtbn entertained green 1 COOL FABRIC PUMPS here, has been trarufered to Wayne. twelve at bridge Thursday. Mrs. beauties! Rayon fabrics — AU veterans are requested to re-1 1 Two parUes were given in her hon­ Lew Warner and Mr*. Lyle Shedd elasticised—or with "Lasor last week, one on Thursday night won top scoies. 1member and put In their appearance । Yes. it actually makirs your foot For all-summer comfort, wear at the Legion hall Friday evening. by lhe local employees. Dinner was look sixes shorter, with the these breezy easy-going canvas, served at the American Legion hall 29. at 7:C0 o'clock sharp,— to >asMrs. Ray Waters entertained the 1May ----- ---------------------------------------smart walled last, contrasting shoes! Creped soles! Fuot-sliortl with spring flowers on the table. U. and I. club at her home Wed- ***1 In Slenderizing Stripes corpmiltec In placing flag* front section, and vamp band! entng walled last! f Places were laid for twenty-three. nesday evening. Mrs. Clare DeCou on lhe Braves of departed comrades., After dinner two short skits were and Mr*. A. Toile* turning in high '11 “ » privilege lo do till* and the Plain and more that turn out the sooner It1 given by a* number of Mbs Dorothy jcores. Flgurc-fUtf ter­ ■ .**.----------------will be done. Tlie sons of veterans Cook's dramatic puplb and a talk er knit of half j are welcome to come and help. by George Riddell of Grund Rapids, DOUD CORNERS terns to cotton — half Mr. and Mrs bon Mead and fam-1 Comrade Ed Sayles is in charge of For Active Men! who presented Mbs Farr with a choose from wardrobe traveling case from those ily of Battle Creek visited John. tlie.detail. I * * *. . .. over­ attending. Out-of-town guesU Houghtaling over lhe weekend. Mr and Mrs. John Houghtaling mN’“n* **£ present were George Riddell. Marion striped pattern. Save 20 per cent on Bolt. Mane Spaulding. Dorothy and family w$re in Hastings Satur- nl Constantine Sunday. May 17 iRH'-e evidence of the effect* of tire 4c and 8c NOTIONS Sizes 34-46. Broski and Dorothy Oldhan. ail of day evening Mr, Lron sunum .nd r.o eh». ’“'""‘"J: j1" ,“;nS!,n" Grand Rapids. dr»n of Bntu. Crook .nd Mr., Tom “ d«Mrd drop. Al hu mM>w . Mercerised Thread Sc guest of honor at a dinner party at HoDman of talUmor, won- r.lta. ™" Sporty Two-Tones! ^.n^r'on m SS the Federal Square in Grand Rap­ nlJ’"^ NT™".d„'d' imll;1” Sturdy Construction! Dressy All Whites! ... ,u„ wow ids. lhe chief operators of the Grand noun. G. N. Bergman and family nrrl.o w-— CrrnB.. ! *™ SCOTC ill ttlC present War. With Rapids district being present. At .brl Tang Or Blacks! “Srr!^? j.J'S “T*’ this gathering Miss Farr received a Pomt lUUock po. Mond.y I. ,l,c P TO I ” “ ' , , , Fine Percale flash bulb camera. A wide selection of the season's Fort Custer The Prince** .Styles targatn •Priced! unartest styles! Sporty two- , •.... HU uncle Fred Wright me new* news release release ol ui lout ia»i week »rcs statsw 1■ Mrs. Reva ________ Jacobson and Mbs' of Detroit Li visiting him a few days blg that there would be no State tones or whites! Tens or blacks! GIRLS’ SWIM SUITS Marian Sawyer are planning to Mr. ami Mrs. John Gurd and tun- convention of the Legion this year ! MO-DE-CAY With roomy moccasin type toes convention of lhe LrgU . rvmsinvCook...its. ... « _Les­ ...... r . ' honor Miss Dorothy with- a.1.. Ily visited Melvin Campbel) Floral prints or plain col­ of or dressy plains—some are venwas a little erroneous and prcma-, party at lhe Jacobson home, corner lie Sunday. or* In rayon satin •strong leather! For sister'* turr as the matter has not been de­ S. Broadway and Grand St., this party dress . . . smart little with “Lastex." Mr. Mrs. Art Covey--------------of Has- elded as yet. It will not be held in —arid ------------------------------coming week. An exciting array J)Q specially construct­ tings visited nt Lynden Norris' Kalnmnroo and consideration is bcof new prints, yd. few ed lo give you long­ Sunday and nil went to see Lyle Ung given to streamline the annual er. comfortable naitu- nt m-hicnH event to reduce lhe attendance and >1.1 W n.ld^Suri."^,^U,0;| -ON ,AY D*W.UY BONDS— I *“* Rondo De Luxe 4^ SOCIAL EVENTS AND High School Notts CLUB NEWS It's More Than Ever Thrifty to Shop at Penney's Whsrs "Celling" Prices Swimaways SHEER COTTONS GLAMOUR SHOES SUMMER WHITE 2-49 349 29c *d' 2-98 1.19 CANVAS OXFORDS Avenue Print 19c Good Looking, Comfortable Shoes for Mon! OXFORDS 349 J 98 Children's Shoes 2-49 PRINTS SSSFonwXnA ,______________ Barefoot Sandolt PERCALE HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS OXYDOL OR RINSO large sixe 21 TOILETSOAP c;x,t“.’ 3ba"20c 4 rolls 22<= NORTHERN TISSUE WALL PAPER CLEANER w,^„ 29' AMMONIA 10c Quart Bottle I The same matter will be the order I of the day at the next District meet­ ; Ing which is scheduled to be held j here In Hastings on July 10. Tlie 1 election of officers will be held nt thh meeting. i Sans of The Legion Tlie Sons of the Legion and any 1 sons of veterans that arc eligible I are Invited to attend a meeting at 1 the legion hall Sunday. Muy 24. at 1 3:00 p. m. for the purpose of discuss­ ; ing tlie activities of the organization I and to make plans for the future. b The V. F. W. and Legion poppy committees met at the Legion home last Thursday evening and agreed 1 that the Legion would sell west of Jefferson St. and the V. F. W. cast of Jefferson. Tlie Legion will have 1 Nashville, Delton and Hickory Cor­ ners and the V.- P. W Middleville, Woodland and Freeport. This agree■ merit b made for lhe convenience I of the public so a* not to canvass ' any place twice. The popples are all , veteran made and Ute money used to help needy and disabled veterans ! and their families and this year we have the ridded burden of the famHies of the' Second World War so .each and every one do their part. Fun In The Sun! Men’s SWIM The Auxiliary will meet Thursday । important for each member to be HASTINGS Lead thine own captivity captive, and be Caesar within thyself.—Sir Thomas Browne. TRUNKS 1.59 SwUnawaya of rayon satin or sharkskin with “Lastex" I i ' C. THOMAS STORES 27c Unllned sand­ al of sturdy «4| IQ leather. Brown. [ • 1J J"*’ Sleek fine cambric . . luscious big prints for summer sportswear . . . tiny demure patterns! Lettuce-Fresh Printed SEERSUCKER 49’ In huge florals, candy rtripes or little figures! Washes beautifully, — NEEDS NO IRONING I Fashioned For Your Summer Ea.se! MISSES' SPORT SLACKS Smart, well fitted slacksl Cotton twill In xipper closing type I 12 to 20. nn AM GIRLS* SPORT SLACKS Cotton twill In bright colors! Button closing. SUes 7 to 18. QQ wQ BOYS’ SPORT SLACKS Lightweight Tropical fabric*! Easy to washl MEN'S SPORT SLACKS Boys TRUNKS ' 98c 59c Gay Prints! New Fabries! SUITS 59c Rayon satin and "Loriex"!Trunks for boys, sulta for girts 1 Sifts 4-8. ST- Lustrous, wrtnkle-reabtant rayon . . . long wearing. Q.9S easy to clean. W Wear Them With Your Slack*! Cotton Sweater* for Women like Dad SWIM 4 . ■ SUMMER RAYONS Honolulu •florals. Jenette prints, sheer Bern bergs I For lovely frpeks Finely knit cotton with casual QOC collar or round crew neck! vO Boy*' Lightweight Sport Shlrta .. "9c MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Porous summer fabrics! Short sleeve style, convert Ible collar! Neat colors I iq | * 1u JL Sanforized means fabric shrinkage will * THE PENNEY WAY IS THE THRIFTY WAY A A A,THI THRIFTY WAY IS THS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAT fl. 1H» ' I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blocher and jCOATBfJROVR ’family visited at Paul Woodman's BARRYMILE SOUTH BOWNE ■ Mrs Pearl De mond spent from Mn Charles Hatton and MUgra . I Friday morning until Bunday rre- ° f wllh nne attendance and Mrs Will Hyde spent from nlng with reiaum at Augusta. .venln< ’g , Monday to Wednesday in Grand Ily moving to Baltevue Bunday. Rapids with Mr. and Mr*. Charles Mr. and Mrs Jake Wolf and Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wing .Mm- Ar- rthgl lhf object was TWENTY YEARS AOO McCoy. : den Weygandt. Mrs. Frank Haight Work fluu Ooln< Thera* Nagter of Hasting* spent Van" and Mrs. Hane Woodman were In "‘“p • I Mr. and Mrs. Nelson B»umni and Thursday at Art Richardson's. !-----------------------------------KhmitU, shoots 383 pounds of meta) Who help to make u* live Harold NetUen and family of Lake |Grand R*Pid* last Monday. children were Sunday dinner gue^te Congressman John C. Ketcham and explosive per minute from two received a fine picture We\e chuckled aoftly na we've 'of Mr. and Mr*. Ralph DeVine. , Odessa moved Thursday to the farm I Mr. and Mn. Kendal Coats and. !•»•-» ----— __________ as been secured as commencement an award for second ._____ ... occupied ____ >_____ .. .. —Brock. ___ - tjOarlton r-u-l.__ and u-a Ura read Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Higdon and formerly by. Lloyd Mr. . and Mr* Max Max “^^“^attetidLice al the county store to store. according to the hlgh- cannon. The new British Hurricane A Lynn Brown hax been slgrrd up Those glowing bite of cheer baby of Battle Creek and Mr. and I Mra Estella Raster and Mr* Roy I Coate and children spent Mother's Kilpatrick church ia»t And though you're gone they will 2-B hurl* 330 pound* of bullets from as physical education director and Mr*. Charles Higdon of Nashville Blough were In Alto Wednesday. Day with Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Oo*u|MDrK«ay evening Next Sunday everemain athletic coach al Hastings high were Sunday afternoon callers of. .visitors the past week al Milo• and Dori*. Thia la the first U"* .... ,Ub»ecl will be "New twelve 3M-esllber guns With us for .many a yekr. This fact U likely lo cause conMr. and Mr* J. L. HigdonCurtis*' were Mr. and Mr* Hasen Kendal has been able to visit hls|®‘ . world-wide Missions," La text sta tl* tic* concerning the school for the coming year May God your sou) in Heaven Mis* Msbel Sisson, of the BanMr*. Glen Pufpaff remains about Gray of Hasting*. Mr and Mr*, parent* in about a year because ot । mcute Woodman DevoUwu sidcrable misunderstanding Many famed British Spitfire—lhe plane nuer office force. I* in a favorable rest Ute same. Her mother. Mr*. Joiin Clifford McGu*n of l*reeport. Mr hl* Ulnes*. ■ ( woodman. people will interpret the ceiling which saved England and” kept Hie condition following a »eriou* opera­ Where everything you see A. Marten* of Charlotte' la caring knd Mr* Loren Curtis* of Saranac, some from here attended tlie ' . ..^ th .anointment for her. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtiss of funeral of Jamea Endsley on Weil j^wexl Sebtion at Blodgett ho*pl laL Grand Flow* from your pen with merrir pricoa. When they find that prices ment Mrs. Floyd Neabet attended a ,,nd Townline last Friday afternoon. Our. of K K TT»«nPJw available. The first Spitfire* car­ Rapids. Rev Dr. Russell H Breafiy of PonFor you hare found your key. •till vary from store to store they' meeting at Coate Grove last Monday chi|dp,n M1“ Beulah Unt of iympathy te extended to lhe be- •»» r'a-o ried eight 303-callber gun* and n.Zhr ' Lowell. Mr. and Mr*. Glen Conroe reav^ ones. The Junior class In Bunday school —Contributed by Roger Bennett. are likely to conclude that someone »» j >• z.*. < » and children of Saranac. Mr. and, — rmmu wnm»n-i ettih Fed 'won the attendance banner last were by far lhe moat powerful fight­ Brotherhood meeting of the year on U profiteering al their expense, atMr and Mr* Charles Monroe and Mn Hffnebowrr of Nashville.' Lh here Udi 8und*> •nd U,r >oun“ 1X011 cUM er plane* in the sky. Later models Friday. May 38 son Jr . were In Wisconsin from .... Wrn . n.indav *ratlon is at the church here ims the offering -banner. -------tempUng to put something over on There were 435 seventh and eighth' , were known to have carried twelve w.an^d., nW U1.U . ■................ graders who took lhe examination, The D. O. T- O. met with Mr. guns, sane of which may have been here last week. morning. w H p ArdM . u rejoicing over the ' .t Consequently there are likely to day and looks very good and tha Floyd Kimble last Wednesday after­ small caliber cannon Guy Bauer ha*.purchased of the Brlly Grable, Victor Mature. Mr*. Henry Klevering ond son of advent of a grandson at lhe Pen­ noon. Tlie program about Barry be many unwarranted complaints of Tints by rough comparisons it Star Bakery Co. the building now ' Muskegon came Sunday to spend a nock hospital Saturday evening to new carpet and malting helps a lot. county, was led by Mr*. Pearl DeVirginia Thompson was home price violation*. i couple of weeks with her parent*. Mr and Mr*. Edwin Nash (Marion seems evident that even the Killi- occupied by Chris Sptrl*. He will put mond. from Kalamazoo for the weekend. AS a matter of fact, it is likely In steam heal and fix the second , , Mr. and Mra. Elmer uuwn. Oillett Ute PardeO Of Clarksville. hswk compared favorably with let- story Into law Officers for himself. ’ under the spell of the tropic*I. latter n^t per Grandville. iaUo uwi ..«» Mr iui<l Mrs Lloyd Brock and son that each store in the county may Comeliua Matml ha* been pro- m‘»'1 *nd ln ^th-|I Mr and Mr*. Glen Roush and Bob and Miss Arlene Schray of I Mt model fighter plane*. Therefore have different celling price* on ter­ It seems reasonable to presume that moted to the portion of marshal taking beauty the film take.* us to family and her sister. Mr. and Mr* Lake Odessa were Sunday afternoon John Bryans visited another sister caller* on Mrs. Jennie Pardee and the P-40 Warhawk will be at least for East Grand Rapids and hax. • *m“R outpost In the Pacific, moved hl* family to a home near highest price* charged for these Mr*. Zennle Wallace north ot Ionia I Wknetta Schray. as deadly aa anything yet developed. Reed's lake. on Sunday. Miss Corrine Gies* assisted Dr Item* during March. I M2 American aircraft designer* have Deven boy* and ten girls Mr and Mr*. Charles Rrnkra and Wed*’ «n »*‘«Jing In their Brian Donlevy always maintained that one 50-csll- bom in Hasting* during April daughter and Mr* Win. Oanka I nor guarantee uniform prices to the I Laughter and thrills follow the Mrs. Sarah Lacy was a Sunday I ber gun U the equivalent of aeveral and children ot Battle Creek were " *“* “ ”” *“ 1 army to America's danger-stalked caller of Mrs. Llbble 1-ayvr and I consumer. It merely specifies that ,30-csllber guns because the heavier THIRTY YEARS AGO . Thursday dinner guest* of Mr. and , oulpots of defense. Cora Kermeen. May 18, 1012 . Mr*. Will Hyde Mr. and MnC Cha* bullets are able to crash through the Mr and Mr*. Jerry Blough were I Warren E Conkling, for 16 veers' above certain maximum level* — armor' plate protection which sur­ McCoy of Grand Rapids were Thursday evening supper guest* Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Rusthat level being lhe highest price rounds vital parte of modern war- superintendent of Dowagiac school, curring The 3 .Mexquiterr* sei Blough of Freeport. has been elected superintendent of charged for Items during March |craft while lhe lighter buliete would Hastings ' schools, to succeed Mr ' The Mesqulteer* rid the West of Mr. and Mrsfi Ruwll Corey and Clare Eash and family spent Sun- I a band of Bank robber* amid the Mrs Crane wVrr Sunday evening day with her people at Ouil lake. make no impression. Consequently Longman, who ha* rexlxned to ac-1 thrill of gunplay and pounding lunch guests and Mr. and Mrs. Cla­ Rev. and Mr* Love of Freeport I cept the Job of superintendent of rence Shaw were Sunday evening M-cUb., «n U>. hoofs. were Sunday dinner guests at lhe I callers control" there U *U11 some leeway uuhaw k K,f consldf rr<i „,uch more Owosso schools. Wm. Mishler home. On Wednesday of this week. BurMr and Mrs Eldon Day and son lor pnr. r^Uon. wMott .!•«■ lhMn M.cU,b„ Mr* Allee Coles of Bowne Cen- I dettc Llchty completes ten years ol Ray Mlddlelnii, Gloria Dickion and Mr. and Mr*. Karl Gaxser and ter lUAlstrd Mr* Jennie Pardee with ■“““>« ■“■P'X'™ I,on U» Humc.00 service—a longer term than any A dramatic and absorbing photo­ son attended services here Sunday her papering Wednesday. So I, „ muohuo • I Bul „nl wort-wi. other of lhe 40 Carrier* in the coun­ and were dinner gueite of Mr. and,• Mr. and Mr*. Earl Statboard and play of tangled human emotion* Item from Store A for 19c snd u w lha, ty has served. Mrs. Charles Day children were callers at the A. T. Jack Jewell has completed the Job "Shepherd of lhe Ozarks" to,a on IHr no«l aropplnj lour U“'i, ' oot-of-dMo. ExMr*. J. L. Higdon is spending d Eash home Sunday. of painting lhe Striker Memorial' few day* In Battle Creek with Mr. Mrs Bertha Porritt and daughters ITO„ -B- propo«. u ““’’’J™ orn^mul mn omBmbWll, fountain. and Elviry .vnd Mr*. Harold Higdon trying to were callers Thursday evening at Uo ro, U>« !»»«> •> »"; r^pB^n „Wth eon .... The Board of Education has The "hill-billy*" are brought U> ' adopted plans for the erection of two1 the city by a "slicker" who hopes recupetate from her recent illness. the Lacy and Porritt home cjiandiae. It doesnl signify that A _ ........................... Mr Higdon accompanied Mr. and gun and out-fiy thl* latest of lhe । ward school building* of four room* that once they have a taste of lux­ Mrs. Welby Crockford of Woodland SOUTHWEST WOODLAND U a law-abiding citlaen and "B" a P-40 creations. On the drafting each, each room to real 35 pupils ury they will sell out their own gov ­ to Kalamazoo on Sunday where they price chteler who U attempting to boards plan* are being worked out Mr. and Mrs Ruaxell Smith tMary ernment nnd turn over aluminum- were dinner guest* ot Mr. and Mr*. Dtlleidrecki are the proud parents1 cheat you out of two cente. rich lands to a syndicate. for craft more potent than anything FORTY YEARS AGC Alfred Higdon and family. . of a baby boy that arrived at Pen­ Rather. It means that during May 15. 1902 yet Imagined. Miss Irene Springer of Hasting* nock hospital Sunday night. He will “ A Tragedy at Midnight** March. 1943, "A" through volume Article* of association for the] spent Ute weekend with her cousin answer to lhe name of Douglas Wil­ Away to a slow starV it appean Hastings Check Hook Mfg. Co..1 with John Howard, purchase, or otherwise, was able to Mixa Eloise Day. Sunday afternoon liams. that American warplane designer* Ltd. located In this city, were filed Margaret IJndxay caller* at lhe L. A Day home were get bolter wholesale price* on thlr Mrs. Chav Partee. Mrs. Keith have pulled abreast of lhe pack and with the Register of Deeds last week.] A fast-tempoed. smartly made Mra. Lena Morgan. Mix* ClarisXa Far lee and baby Charles and Ml** , murder mystery drama rllh Gres . item than "B." Or it may mean may even now be forging ahead. 'The capital stock of the company is Sherman a young radio crime Morgan and Edwin Hawk* bf near Nevah Farlee attended a mlscclthat, although both "A" and ' B' 120.000. divided into 3000 shares of Banfield. laneous shower in honor of Mix* 510 each. Officers are: Chairman. tectlvc solving the crime. purciiased the H«n at the same TIME AND Orto Roush report* that a great Ruth Cobb at the home of her Andrew J Woodmansee: Secy.. Oorwholesale price "B" xold the item PATIENCE NEEDED many are enjoying hi* little recrea- mother last Thursday afternoon.', don W. Begolc; Treas . C. H. Thom-' al tha usual retail price while "A" tlon retreat already thia spring. It The bride-elect received a number America appears to be win­ is surely an local spot and It is all of useful gifts. Refreshment* were made a sale feature of thU Item The Hasting* Percheron Horse HASTINGS MERCHANTS ning the "battle of production." free to the public Mr. Roush ha* served. during March. 1942 and cut two Schedules which seemed fantastic Co. has been organized and Uiese HMUng» Merchants won their John Hershberger, a former real-, officers were elected: A. F. Sylve.*-;second straight game Sunday from placed tables and fireplaces there dent of this community, passed away cente from th* normal retail price six months ago are being made or ter. Pres.: FrankNelllat. Secy : G E.■ Caledonia 8 to fl. Craig started fori and has never capitalised on it. Bince "A" was selling thl* Item be­ y*** Treas.: *•«“ - Paul «-■•** Bump. ouu*p. Warren wa..vn Haatlngs Hastings and and wax wax relieved relieved In In the! the! J® rttta^on^’n at his home at Clarksville last Tues­ even exceeded. Tanks, planes, gun*, Coata. ► Such a variety as we have never low normal pri<* durtng . March. Di™. Thomwoo ,llo a,,.; Ji day morning after an illness of four ammunition, etc., are rolling down nmmn. ». J. c 1943. that bargain priee will be hi* shown before . . - and . . . moderate Baseball tames scheduled for SatMerchant* with Isham. Keel-' °/d w-d/'n'et Mu* Cornell* Wise, of Arizona I* production line* at a satisfying rate ceiling priee under the new law. spending a few weeks' vacation with The difficult "Incubation" period of prices ... as usual! 8o. he will either have to continue her parents. Mr. nnd Mm. Joseph tlie U. S war Industry lias ended tn2.W ,lorm, 'stitnhwbrk pounded out 13 hit*. ^ni, tn n,irrv Cnunlv have Wise. selling the Item "abort" or discon­ Bert Llchty haa been appointed. Bunday the Hasting.* team face* 7? Mr RmX* Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehman of carrier on Rural Route No 2. to sue-,Olivers a strong A team from *} nd 1 t, ; p P«*» un ™r Roush * tinue carrying it entirely. more In evidence. Less and lea* of ceed Grant Hendershott, resigned nTttte Ct£k nt thTtocal 1 (ircruu^ through the summer Bellevue and Mr. and Mrs Ora Leh­ Before you lodge any complaints Deputy Factory Inspector A. M ^ 220 fairgcuunds, (hJ not feel the some way. man were Sunday guest* of Mr. and the total effort will be devoted to about price violation.*. »-'k to see . . I Mrs Greta Fleming of Battle Mr* Burr Cotton of Grand Rapids. plant expansion and retooling :Herrington cf Freeport was In the’ Mr. and Mr.*. Ralph Sandbrook Uie celling price Hate All retail - • yesterday -------------- on official — Creek was a Thursday afternoon buxine*.* nuBirm: park The chief bottleneck now will not 'city and son Ronald and Mr. and Mrs u , .,„ .vruH> „ „„w calIrf cf Mrs Elmer GlUett. store* have them available So long be In production but in shipping That regular 45c underwear that rtuw uwu Mr and Mr5 BurT F,LW“ •nd Max Sellers and four daughters of we are selling for 33c will not last ready to play regular scheduled aa tlie price of any item does not Although shipbuilding "■«TJSy .-’.■■'ZZL family were Monday evening call- Blanchard were Sunday dinner industries । c!olhlllK I1®" games. The first with the fast exceed lhe price for that item men­ have expanded considerably, the un­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sand­ Wallace Tinkler returned to the 8^ Crn.k Tiger.* this coming j brook. | near Bellevue tioned on the ceiling list, that »tore pleasant fact remain* that our *city yesterday after an absence of Bunday afternoon at 3 o'clock siuup. Mrs. Jay Dittman dl Detroit and is obeying lhe law. even If the price ships are being sunk about as fast ;seven yearn during which lime notlWl team last Sunday defeated the] . Mrs. Gertrude Strong of Grand happen* to be several cent* higher ► For tl<« hot days ohoad! Long and . Jackion Prison team 0 to 2 The! Mr nnd Mr* Elwood Brake and as we are building Utem.- The inP“rt Editor Chas. Sloasdn of the Lake Park t^ hju txrn reinforced with than price being currently | charged ereoaed shipbuilding tempo L* thu* । . their mother. Mrs Harrison Bloch­ Odessa Wave, died at his home —i^n ph““i’ “fj0"'* ”W!'L short sleeve stylos . . . tailored by er nnd also called on their father । montville and Bellevue teams and *,U1 Mr and Urs' John doing little or nothing to relieve the 1terday of pneumonia. Mack! Beautiful naw colors. ought to be as good a team as the F. Bnike. congestion. We sre barely holding FIFTY YEARS AGO part has ever ivad. I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scott of Lake this writing. Ume necessity and Is being accepted Mrs. E. E. McHenry of Paragould. our own in the shipping race. ■ : , Odessa and Claude Scott of Lowell May 19. 1592 as such. Nevertheless it is another Many reasons could be advanced . 1■ SOLD! ‘ were Wednesday evening supper Afk.. Wayne Hershberger of St. Excursions to West Creek in search tout*. Mo., and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph added federal law which is helping for this siluaUon and many persons , of the festive brook trout are the or->' One day a woman book-agent ob- auest* of their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Hershberger of Detroit were guest* to make lhe conduct ot business .’(1 accused of shortsightedness and of- >der of the day *., lainea talned access access to the private office! Elmer Scott. <o ine private onicc of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hershberger U Thomas ..— a A . Edison, - and proceed-1 Dr and Mrs J N Wenger and Victor Morril t* tlie only standard-1 oi particularly • small business, more fictal bungling. But the real rea­ and Mr. and Mr*. Walter Hershj. ed to bred horse In the city at the present ,n deliver ’a nalcvtalk on a set of,*«n Howard of Calctfonte spent complicated, costly and difficult. son probably goes right back to pub-1 I. volumes she wax offering The in-(Tuesday afternoon at J. F. Brake's. larger part of last week. They ware time. He *" Is “ handled by Milan WallThe added bookkeeping load, in It­, he indifference lo matters concern-Lorff.**' **”'*“’* ventor did run particularly care for1 Mrs. Leon Augst is visiting (her called here bv the paxslng of their uncle. John Hershberger. self. come* al a time when every Ing national armament While the■ ■■—<e a ! the book*, bul he was so over- daughter Mrs Clarence Kime nnd whelmed by the power and logic of family. Sunday visitora were Mr added Item of overhead expense lz Tn New York, the Disney baby Axte nations of Dirope J.I-n stopped on a her argument that he hastened to a’i<l Mrs Emery Kime and Mrs. a distinct load and when competent elephant, Dumbo. geU several vote* ■were rearming at a feverish pace. Suffolk road and asked by a pollce- subscribe. : Lydia Thompson. for councilman Are we to under­ help u difficult to get. ' we slumbered quietly on. eujoylng ] mon how he would immobilize his, “How did you ever succeed in] Wayne Stuart of South Boston Remember, the price celling law our illusion* that our favored geo-' car in the event ot invasion He re- mastering such a long and con-: called onvfjmer Scott's Sunday fore- stand the GOP is starting anew. Ln a small way? graphical position teolated u* from Ijj, 1 ** 7 lw * ho I ul ? taMc O,T ! ,, L ,1C 55 U * is an Infinitely bigger headache tc. vlncing speech?" he inquired in deep, noon. I Mr. and Mr* Herbert Geiger were . . .. , plates, like I do every night; they admiration. lhe retailer than it even can be to Ih. iroubte .nd rtv.lne. ol Ih. out- „nl on [he ,lthou, .. "Oh. our spreehm are taught to hi Ionia Thursday forenoon and side world ux at lhe home office." she replied 1 *l*nt the afternoon at Mrs. Annis ■ ■ - Strong's ot Pinhook Such dreams, of course, were shat- ( A patent is Ranted a Californian -by means of- the phonograph! OUR LATEST WARBIRD — for -------------------------------a hlgh-tesV synthetic--- gas --------made. ---------------- --_____ j Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hawblilz and tered—probably for all time—by the (of table scraps and rubbish. Or| More than half the berries grown'two sons of Nashville spent Sunday At the outset of World War H. the erashing bomb* at Pearl Harbor. | how to drive home from the picnic | in lhe United States are strawber-1 evening with J F Brake * U. 8. pursuit and Interceptor planes 1 leftover*. riea. [ Mrs. c. N. storms and son Jim Once awake, we began to work using i were so tar behind the best that ot Blissfield spent the weekend wllh al a really tremendous pace. But ., Germany and England were produc­ . Mr nnd Mrr Bruce Mesecar On no amount of energy can make up Sunday, they In company with Mrs. ing that many expert* predicted for lost time. As the war broke 1 Mexecar. attended service* at Big that we never could catch up upon us. we were short on commer­ Rapid.* where Rqv Slonnes ha* been American fighter planes sent tc cial shipping and hadn't enough holding mcctinn^AiitM he returned England were used either a* ad­ warships available to give out with them after Uw evening service. vance trainers or were relegated to freighters and tenkers proper pro­ 1 HINDS CORNERS lhe more obscure figbling front*:' tection. Elmer Harshburger who has been where they wouldn't be up against j ’j Amenta will forge ahead even­ In Kalamazoo hospital a little over "big league" competition. a week remains ju»l about the same tually. But probably many months : Erid Newton in company with the Even when we were drawn into' will pass by before our net shlpMurphy children of Hasting* went lhe war last Dec. 7. our beat fight­' ping resource* increase at a sat­ I to Battle Creek Saturday and Suners were barely on a par with Eng­’ isfactory rate. Until our shipping j day Mr Newton called on Mason lish and German craft which were' doe* increase, our ability to aid our j Newton of South Delton. Sunday Mr and Mrs Burr Wheeler, currently being superceded by more' allies will, of course, be limited. {daughter and friend nf Kalamazoo potent pianos. But about that time Be patient. Official muddling called on the Claud Hammonds the aircraft Industry y* beginning1 probably has infinitely t0 rtnj , Sunday. to get into high.gear: New models‘•with lhe present situation than you | — -------------— On Mav 10 another lx>y arrived to i claim his heritage at the home of were produced rapidly each an Im- (thlnk Wc arw paying the price for Mr and Mrs Keet Tobias. proveme til on lhe original. In the guessing wrong as lo our ability to provement Mr* John Bechtel has been enfamous Curtis P-40, tor example, a live apart from the rest of lhe world. good fighter to begin with, at least Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermecn of six major Improvements have been WATCH OUT! Caledonia spent Sunday with the latter's mother. Mrs Katie Snyder. A stout gentleman, determined to made Speed, armament end armor Mr nnd Mrs Ivan Snyder and baby plate protection have all been in­ lose weight during a stay on hit Vermont fdren. hustled to the gen­ eral store for a pair of overalls. Hr Mias SuMe Phillips U home again Specification* ot the latewt P-40, tlie Warhawk. are. of course, a mil­ — A VERY OLD RELIABLE FIRM — itary secret Ila striking power. told Um clerk, "those fit me now but I I expect to lore a lot—maybe I'd bet-1 Established 1907 famed Klttihawk which II replaces ter buy a smaller pair." Now that the Klttihawk b * __________________ The clerk shook hu_____ head._____ "MU-1 "back numbar.“ army official* bavej ter. If you can shrink aa these over­ released for publication certain facte e*n- T0U'u * d01r-« Pre“* B00*1 ’ torials ! Backward Glances -caliber (half-tnch) runs on lhu| daadly Illite fighter poured out 387 pounds at armor-piercing buUtla par Bits of Yesterday I ror all there lovely poem* and thoughu lhe 1 IieflterS Waters' Clothes Shop your new Straw Topper is here! $l-00 to *3-50 Sporting News Sport Shirts 98c to $2-98 ► If you need Summer SporU Wear . . we have it here for your innpeclion WATERS iCLOTHES SHOP) Check your farm carefully. A qun barrel or a dozen bombs miqhi be made from your useless metal. Sell everything not needed for repair parts by you or your neighbors, and keep the steel mills humming. Colorcrete e-VASES e We have the most beautiful selection of Vases, Bird Baths and Settees that you fever set your eyes on. Come in now and look them over. Very suitable for your home garden or cemetery lot. Prices very reasonable. Ironside Monument Works Phone 2497 Hastings, Mich. �wramoou M TH* ■ATTINGB BAMNIB, THUMQAY. MAT H. 1HI Chetk the "Ceilings" at Year AtP Super Market Before You Spend Another ---------- TOMATOES______ 2Xi21c DRESSING All GIADI A DIL MONTI JIUO PUDDINGS 0*. JELLO Dll MONTI ItO HIM TOMATOES—L—XcaD 17c MOUSSES unit chiif CftBU WHOti I unn kunil SULTANA GIADI I AtP GIADI A KLEIN'S PUMPKINS.M9c 2can*23c AU SMALL #412c TOMATOES WHOLE BEETS—..Si 13c BBAg KIBLETSCORH 2 * 23" - 1’asnc CUT BEETS SMALL WHOll Dill PICHES KETCHUP2SS39c VANILLA EXTRACT ih syiup COCKTAIL RED RASPBaRIES .Xi 2k CHBRIES 2 XI 29c 2eX.'17c CARROTS2 Xi 17c PEAS t CARROTS 2 CANS 2k Xi 10c STANDARD MIXID LAIM CANS _2cna%’15c VEGETABLES CAN 13C SWEET POTATOES IONA IOHA CUT GREEN BEANS _..2Xi1h AIP GIADI A - jsanc SAUERKRAUT JOMA —Xi 12c SPHUCH 2a« 2 » 23 BARTLETT PEARS XJi'22c LAISIN'I LAYU PACK VEGETABLES {CAN 15c CUCUMBERS- IONA FLORIDA CELERY FRENCH STYLE 3 CANS 18c 1 Qt |Q NO. I CAN GREEN BEANS JUNIOR FOODS, cu. 10c AtP GRADE A 2 ! JAM 1k STRAINED FOODS 2 CANS 13c BABY FOOD .2 CANS 17c CHOPPED FOOD PIE APPUS_____ Xi 10c WHOLE APRICOTS 2’SS 23c WESSON OIL OR HIINZ .Scans 21c BABY FOODS ... 4c MAZOU OIL - 51c WHOLE SEGMENTS _ ITSl»35c OQ® 4Q NO. 2 CANS GRAPEFRUIT —I'M 35c 2 DCS MONTI SLICID N can 20c PEACHES THANK YOU LOMBARD PLUMS "Ville PEACHES BUCKBERRIES 2 CANS 25c AIP SLICID OIL MONTI HALVAS 2X.S39C PfACHES SANDWICH SPRUD ANN PAGI ANN PAGI PRESBVESS3".: Ji. 29c QUICK TAPIOCA . ___________ DOI. 33c GRAPEFRUIT _.4 FOR 25c 2 m. 9c SPINACH .. 2k -----------"taioc 44-OZ. QIC BLENDED JUICE - CAN TOMATO JUICE ____ "°,A'3k SAUD MUSTARD____ „ lie ™1k RAJAH' 2o»3k BAKER'S COCOA ____ ctffillC COCOANUT AHN PAGE 2tS25c MUSTARD - . 'Si 15c CHIU SAUCE BARTLETT PURS ----- CAN 15c BOYSENBERRIES OAN 2k DOLLY MADISON PITTID MO^2fc BARTLETT PfARS IONA • GIAPfMUIT BARTLETT PEARS “e.DWc JUICE3 Xi 25c /A A AMERICAN OR BRICK RED CHERRIES — 7A 12c GOOSEIERRIES SWEETENED OR UNSWEETENED A MAPEFRIIT MICHIGAN APPLE JUICE2Sw! . Xi 20c 29c 2 MW. 37* caw 6UC ......... 30t ROLL BUTTER WISCONSIN PLAIN OR PIMENTO MILD GRADE CHEESE ... 40c ... 16c PABST-ETT CHEESE PtANKtNMUTH X WISCONSIN GOOD LUCK CRESTVIEW I EGGS MC0IUM----- DOZ. 32c SUNNTIROOK GRADE A FRESH E6GS LARGE. DOI. 3k PARKAT MARAGRINE u22c u 25c MARGARINE SUNHYFIILD .It!15c PORE URD DOMESTIC .u 37c SWISS CHEESE A6ED CHEESE .. 35c CHEDDAR CHEESE 35c , SHOSHUH ENRICHED SPLEHDID FLOUR S7c ’M;24c UKE FLOUR 17c PRUNE JUICE 22c IONA 2a .9t 27c <5m« 5 pkgs. 29c 6EUTM Own &akuv}...&*d IONA TOMATO JUICE —3^ 29c CONCENTRATE.. 2X7.29c AA . A ENRICHED. DATED 2k COCKTAIL—*___ 15129c BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS GRAPENUT FLAKES 2^'.-.*27c WHEATIES-».1k POSTS NSW CHIAL 2*AW2Wc if p STREUSEL COFFEE CAKE- each POST'S CEREAL WOLVERINE RUSK 2 PKGS. 21c . OR 5 Ji. 2k VUTMANS • APPHI1ING ASST. COOKIES 3 .‘.°i 29c COCO WHEATS~22c MAC DAINTY 3i‘. 3k CHOC GRAHAMS 5 IAG 17c 5 5.25c PANCAKE FLOUR 2 PKGS. 15c MUFFIN HIX FIG BARS2 il 32c 1UIIY'* CIA III* Gill CRAX_______ BAKING POWDER not CAM ZZC BAKING POWDER 1?i 5c 2'ASt29c WHITI SAIL SAL SODA 5c a 21* RITZ CRACKERS PSCAHS OR NAVY BEANS3 & 2k cfiSSk WALNUT HUTS Hi*r» —3SS2Sc ROOF BEER CALIFORNIA AIP 2 m 31c TAllCT CITY Vll> VALLEY ■. . ' .YIllOW LIA.Y WHITE FLOUR "f 51.03 5 i.3k VELVET FLOUR .. 5 &1k CORK MUI aincuiar* PILLSBURY'S RENNET POWDER HaJud 2.... 19c ‘ PAHUKE FLOUR Ifau QootU ai GRAHAM CRACKILS 2 A. 19c LIMA BEANS HENKEL'S ... 20c Vi 10c rlkun .2.?. 2k UVA SOAP_______caki k POPULAR DONU? OOZ. CRACKERS CONFECTION 3.... Ik CRACKERJACK CARAMEL GOLD STAUT'S Mt OR 2.'.LS ‘ --------17c CORN STARCH STARCH. CORN STARCH 2 All lie SWIFT CIGARSo^Hc CANDY BARS —3 «>.lk FLAVOR AID ASST. 4 PKGS. 25c YUKON C3.UI 4 uw 31c EYAP. MILK CARNATION MILK 4<.«32c ---------------n.i.c. LORNA DOONE VA«‘»c WHIT* SAIL' LIQUID WAX J7c ' TENDUIIED WHITI HOUSE 2 PKGS. 9c CIGARHItS--------ca*toh$1.19 ECONOMICAL 12c CAKE19C 31cGINGERALE EACH BAKING SODA POPULAR UAND CHEWING GUM OK SUMMit DRINKS SQUARE WAX PAPER _ti&Sitk - -—■ EXCEL JODA MARSHMALLOWS __Lii1k JANE PARKER 6RAPf JUKE_______ r Me cu trite cun GUASE ANGttUS M'lILD AISO PANCAKE FLOUR 2 PKGS. 29c NJ C. FIOHtU Jttlk HUMANA OLEOMARGARINE SUNNYFIELO PANCAKE FLOUR ~12' RICE KRISPIES SUH5WEET PRUNES .Mi 21c PANCAKE FLOUR M 21c HUMAN'S MICHIGAN 2 & 29c KONEV 15C LAYER CAKE TAFFY COOKIES CHEERIOATSn.12c HIALTHFUL ai4k KITKO VEGETABLE MARVEL BREAD —O'^ ZYC DONUTS SUNNYFIILO TOMATO JUICE POST'S I25c MARGARINE u 22c 'lltuf'h* I ELMO CAMPBILL'S' 6RAPENUTS_—2....27C WHEAT MEAL LIMBURGER CHEESE ..32c long Horn oi COLBY CHEESE i. 30c «.»uv*v JUNKIT IOTAL PUDOINSt 01 SUNNYFIELO TOMATO JUICE« GRAPfNUT’S SUMGOOO GINGERBRUD MIX UKE FLOUR JO’ LARGE POST'S VICTORY DROMIOARY SWANSDOWN IOHA FLOUR» 75c POST TOASTIES—iSl k /' 21QN TOMATO JUICE _ 3S2525C IONA LAMM SIU GIHGER SNAPS Maw CHEESEZ& COCOANUT STAR* YOUHGIURIES O* MARASCHINO QUICK Ol UGULAt FIG BARS W» Hc%’22c BUCK CHERRIES VARIETIES».23c ZION SILVERBROOK .~.12c WHEAT KfilSPIES KILLOGGS QUAKER OATS 1W21C KELL06CS . SYRUP ^baifUfloMtU at /I & P Bapt Market SAU0 DRESSING STAU KELLOGG'S ...Vilk -DOI. 35c STALEY'S CRYSTAL 2 Me PEAHUT BUTTB HUSHIY-S OK 2fift17c BRAN FLAXES QUICK Ot 1FGULAI POSTUM * < ORANGES k CORN FLAKES'« KILLOGG S k IH5TANV FLORIDA SilDLESS PUNCH'S CUAM STYLE ALLPURPOSE ' PUCHES ORANGE AND GRAPEFUUIT DOLLY MADISON KELLOGG'S . ... 19c ASST. CEREALS BRAN FLAKES FLORIDA AIP HALVES SUHMYFItLD QUAKER OATS _ _ia»..22c SEIDLESS. M SIU ANN PAGE ANN PAGI SPARKLE GELATIN 5 ....2k A AB * 3 ™ 20° CORN FLAKES SHREDDED WHUT 2 .... 211 ANN PAGE RICE 6EMS_____ Imdfc SUNNYFIELD . PUSH. HOMI GROWN 3^.,10c UBBAGE APPLE SAUCE____ "e%! 9c AE* PMLID CLAPP'S 0RAN6ES NEW GREEN COMSTOCK SLICID CLAPPS AA . STRAINED FOODS- 3We IUCHNUT PKG 13c RALSTON ROLLED OATS ■■ CALIFORNIA —. RADISHES4«>.9c -XiSbllc LAISIH'S NEW CROP YELLOW WHUT PUFFS — JiS 5c SUNNTFIIID SHRBODID KH.L0G6S HOME GROWN GREEN ONIONS JUNIOR FOODS 22c SUHNVPIILD QUICK GOLDEN UNIFRUIT LONG GREEN—HOTHOUSE UMA° BEANS____ 3 Xi 29c WAX BEANS XU Ik afl SUNKIST FANCY FANCY HOTHOUSE Mil It'S VEG-ALL________ 2cans21c ms. ROLLED OATS ..I*. TOMATOES HOMI GROWN FUKESw«.45c SUN MAID PLIOFILM _ .wwr.w IIMDIIIZtO SUNSWUT WHUt SAIL SEEDLESS RAISINS 2'.% 21c White sail 2 on 15C BLEACH WHITE SAIL SEEDLESS RAISINS 2'ASi 19c ’BOWL COVERS--------- ~.2fc UUNDRY STARCH 3 AL Ik CLEANSER 4 cm Ik VIRGINIA DARE ARMOUR'S Meat QuoUMMk I2.OZ. CAN CORNED BEEF , ”<#32c ROAST BEEF!“S2k TRfET ARMOUR'S PIG'S FEET"“.2k CORNED BEEF HASH 15119c I ROADCAST CORNED BEEF HASH 'XI 19c AIMOUI'S POTTED MUT WL.3CANS 2k ' AIMOUI'S ' 2cA..2k VIENNA SAUSAGE WIUON'I & 5* POTTED MEAT PINK SALMONBS 19c MUSHROOMS IIOAOCAST BRANDYWINE. BUTTONS REDI-MUY—$»32c MUSHROOMSSt 23c SWIFTS IMUCKBRS PREM_________KJ 32c ANN PAGI — Bi lie CTCAIfC FULLY trimmed, center cuts.. VEAL ROAST SUNNYFIIID. frll. <31110 PKG. SLAB BACON 5SI.*” u 2k SLICED BACONu. He Gtmfiiti* A FRESH CAUGHT TOMATO SOUP A A A* 3 ‘20‘ SPIT OR FRENCH DRESSIN6 POLI ITAI REDFISH FILLETS Sun'JAM_____ 2 Si24< ANN PAM OlAHGI-HHUPPLI • - , “ TOMATO CATSUP.-2'wTtlk , . PORK CHOPS.. 3k Hott** — U fl ... ^ 18C ... 25c CINTI1 CUTS IH CUTS AkuJm .. 3k U Ik ruu wHin IVORY FLAXESu...22c SOAP POWDE1 SOAP FUKES_*SS’3k LB. . --------LAiM 22c OXYDOL ■LUI PACKAtt GIANT STc MEH__________ i-u..b22c SUPfRSUIS______ u... 22c 1INSO GIANT It* .IB. 4 LB. AVG. LI. SMOKED PICNICS .. 30c FANCY IOCU-S to I L... „... ROASTING CHICKENS u 34c 2ualit<f — JtooM FANCY. LARGS PtUoi FRESH PERCH .... 23t SHRIMP U27c FRESH FLOUNDERS RNSOu...22c SOAP FUKES . CALUMET FANCY ><O BOM ... Ik SOAP POWDER CLEAN QUICK 2 n». 25c SWBITHIART TOILH SOAP 4e...,23c KIRK'S HAIOWAti* CASTILE SOAP 2=..u 9c ------------GOLD DUST--------------SCOURING CLEANSER TOILET SOAP —leu.Ik . a. TOILH S0AP._ 2e.ui1k OUACH 4e.Mlk _. CAMAY ■ CLOROX h lie r19c WADI OR FLUFF GINTLI iA... 22c LUX FUKES. 1000 SHUTS SCOT TISSUE NORTHERN TISSUE —iou 5c M A Aft 4-29' SOAP'GUNS _ .2.... 33c LAUNMY SOAP JO WHITS SAIL AMUCAM FAMILY 4k .JI.21c 49c CRlSCO_iiimliSr KETCHUP2J5Oc Auk . WHITE BASS.__—................... _____lU. POLLOCK FILLETS 3k SALAD DRESSINGn Stock ..U.17C PORK LIVER u Ik MILD SUGA1 CUIID A PILI IASI LB. MILO IUGAI CURIO IT THI PIKI TlfiOII. MIATY BEEF SHORT RIBS 410,119' INSTANT AID 32c 16c 28c 31c BAKING POWDER ^16* WHITE SAIL WITH POCKET FOR STUFFING ' FANCY, FRESH DRESSED BEST SHOULDER CUTS STEWIN6 FOWLu 2k Piifki MtaU LEAN RIB HALF SHORT UT. FULLY TRIMMED APPLE BUTTB —IfflTk TOMATO SOUP _3 CAN* 17c CAM'liu's GRAIN-FED STEERS- LB. ROUND, SIRLOIN OR SWISS IlAIVj A & P SufM RUMP ROAST 0R~- .. 2/C LEG OF VEAL 37c....... ... ' : VEAL BREAST “ ,29c PORK LOIN ... . 24c FRYING CHICKENS BEEF ROAST I TO 37, LU. AVG. BRANDYWINE. SLBCID Witk flw PIRME RIB ROAST BEEF STEW2 XS33c ARMOUR'S COLO STUAM Ctviod CHOICE CHUCK CUTS ARMOUR'S STANDARD AtP RICE PUFFS1 ML lie SUNNTHILD RYE KRISP 15C oniohs. . -.—.5LB ZoC AA . «l33c ALL-BRAN - L. Z3C LEMONS 325c ex VC BANANAS- GREEN BEANS.- GREEN BEANS“J 19c ARMOUR'S "°.i'12c KARO SYRUP ’.2T 29c POTATOES. . . . . . . . . . . . JuMoC Bf p FRESH STRINGIESS SULTANA WHQLB JUICE H0 LAIIl CAUFORNIA NEW FINGER CARROTS SPINACH"VJ15C PEACHES e.29c ------------- Alolkot Alavon — Aitol 2uaUkf — Vitamin Packed IONA IONA SLICID —..... FRESH IOHA IRISH POTATOES PEACHES 5915c SYRUP VANILLA EXTRACT —— HEINZ SHOUTIING IONA SUNNYFIILO ____ _____ HtVc RALSTON'S SUNNYFItlD QUICK DICED CARROTS 2X..'19c CUT BEETS IONA HALVtS . ANN PAGE MAPLE BLEND ANN PAGI RALSTON . . ",?i 9c ' 2k INSTANT J| A ANN FA6E -----—-----------------KLEIN'S RIGULAR— 01--KOSHER Xi 2k MALTOMEALpkg. 22c “.lillc IONA IONA LIMA BEANS KLIIN'S REGULAR Ol IOSHM _,..2k DILL PICKLES«. 2k RASPBERRIES CANDIED YAMS ^CAN Ik 12c glass KARO SYRUP . SUNNY RUD IRAN FLAKES WNNTBBLO WHUt FLAXESJ® k CREAM OF WHUT HOT CIUAL ”■ 25* SALAD DRESSING "■ 31* SWEET PICKLES FINGER PEPPERS KARO SYRUP YU_______________ Siftlk AM. -r fancy hack WHOll 2Xi19c BEETS . GIUN AND WHITI MOUSSES ..u« _XeJS2k KLEIN^ DELMAtt--------~ HUI LAItL MAYFAII OIAHGI PIKOI UH RABBIT _"tSIlc CIDER VIHEGARlie Jtttlk ___________ OU* OWN BLACK BUCK TEA BALLSpkg. 2k QUICK Ot UGULAt * ANN PAGI HICTAR MIXED TEA ...r—..... 5 PKGS. 29c MOUSSES Goldin ..M can 32c »flavorsi . TOMATOES—____ .Sillc WHITE CORN3XJ29c 2Xi25c MOUSSES"SUS Ik n 25c IONA GIADI C CORNuX1' SH0ISIIIN6 *10 HIM ANN PAM l« ISLAND CORN.'Sf.r _.2E8..'25c DBUD4AUH _.3 22c RASnEMY JEUY2 Jt22c SOAP FUKES. &F5T0RE ..Ihgs 17c CNipio™* U...23C WASHING POWDER-u... 17c ------------------ II owMc PESW* -IS NSff ftE—h - �THE HASTINGS BiNNtR. THURSDAY. MAY 11, 1»M Boston, Mass. The public is invited ------- ..m ATTEND CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE I AaavRIA resistance which faced him in hte be in the beat condition for • George Milter, who has b*en in, Mr. and Mra. Walter Stanton hi^Sd/Mr. and Mr*. Community Notices of hte teaching and ministry was pulpit supply committee for N. IrvIll haallh far some time, was taken of Baltle Creek. always the same—the reality of good. Ing to Qll vacancy. METHODIST CHURCH Hut unreality of evil. Hl* was the Young peoples rnqeung Friday That day being “Ascension Sun­ Visitor! Come From Neigh­ power of Christ. Truth, which know* evening is to be at the Covey home, day" the Knlghta Templar of this] .“js “x: »■ •" boring Counties to Heor no error. ChrUUan Science likewise c uw Miner King farm, straight city observed it by attending services' stands for thia one and only Christ. WMl of Freeport *chool house. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I_________ _____________ I and husband,____________ Mr. and Mr*. Clare; Urnocn. • Sunday morning at the Methodist' Violet Ker-Seymer . and - ---------- -haa ---------------------1| -nw atemm achool closed on FrtChristianity. consistently 1~.Ilogi• LECTURE IN CHARLOTTE ------ -----------------------------North Inring prayer meeting Tue*The WSO3 meet* with Mr*.!.Norris family, gone to East ----------church. They uniform. nrv. Rev. । enuren. nwy were In in uiuiorm. „ — , I[pure ________ day with a picnic dinner at tM The Christian Science Society of L. Winaton Stone's theme for that; Violet Ker-Seymer. C. 8. B.. of;cal, wholly redemptive, day evening at the Arthur Kidder James Dibble Friday. May 22. for Lansing to be with hl* daughter, day with Masa member of the the> Board Board-• Mary -— ----Baker -. Eddy home. dinner. Visitors Visitor*welcome. welcoi Mra. Eva Winans and family. school boule with Ute patron* Charlotte. Mich., announces a pub- sen ice was “Our Protestant Herl-• . Boston. Maj*. — ' dinner. ----- Mra beheld lhe eonstetency On Friday evening, June- J^BerJ ------------tag*" It was a timely sermon. Tlie1 of Lectureship of The Mother " Th. w s. c. - nchoir furnished special music. (Church. -r».. The ix,.. First r-hnreh Church «of Christ. of teachings of Christ Jesus. Clyde Rotherick. blind evangelist, Baud Corners Doud Udle. Aid wl» b. en,..- a«'°' ■ “ “• a™.lETpknld dim... At T. S. : Scientist, Boston Mass., spoke at a she grluped the basis of his un- will conduct a special service at Ute: Doud Ladles Aid w GRACE LUTHERAN LUTHERAN CHURCH cilURCTf I_2_ r-_. for — sup- chureh' Ik. Reid'S reaort at Thomapple lake I public ■-..t-lir. meeting In Ant rnl mini tor* 1 deflating ... _ _ ■ .... _ l. Hasting* church. __ k. _ .. -- --nI —— tLeslie a. II. flPease GRACE in rcentral auditorloyalty to God uix>n which Particulars next- Italned by X* Mra per.Moy Moy29.2BAUAllInvited. Invited. Mrs. Hannah Stamm of the Mr. Mnu g..jV|a Conklin soon returns "The Pentecost Message" te the ifhn here. Thursday evening. May | hli honing ability. With the week. !P*r. In the Congregational Church. Cor­ ------------ I nnd Mra. Edd Butler home of Con-1 Muskegon Height* where *.» eoUrBBe and unselftehncM -----------ner Utwrence and Bostwick, Char­ sermon subject for next Sunday. A t<. *pon*ored by The First Church Delton------------------------------------------------ vis spent Saturday night with herfh hcr-n caring tor the new grandlotte. on Tuesday evening. May 26. group of children will be baptised Of'Christ. Scientist. Hostings. A shc devoted Uie last forty-five years JOINT MEETING OF STUDY Mra. John Chamberlain and .... her .aw,, | son Archie 811mm and family and, Parker tveiwi, Keith. *on of Mr. — and in this service- The Orace Guild( number of people from neighboring elucidating the Sei- CLUBS OF ST. ROSE PARISH ; — .••••-- — Farxcr fncc af brine in behalf of all hit- ' A joint meeting of all the sludv music pupils will give a costume re-: made other calls. Mri Homer Erway. member of the Board of Lecture- meet* on Wednesday. 2:00 P. M„ al counties attended. lhe home of Mra. J. B. -McCready --------- A ■ fUmmBrv of Mj„ Ker-Seymer's ghc brought Mia* p,Ur uummu Cummings accompanied his n riuiuuai« ... orougnt to human Human clubs viuu» of vi St. ^1 Rose nwr parteh |/a,M,, was wu held ,>r,ucital ------ and —- also ----- a - play r "Cheer up .... .....r. Louise Conklin. Who — — .has — been,. |>cicr • Blip of The Mother Church. The .. talk - is .. a* .. foUows:. consciouxneiw conwioiuneiw the Die spiritual facts of ■* SL St Rose RoM> Hall last Tuesday. MayilH2 May 1M2" “ in the Delton Rural Agricul-'at Agricul- al Leila hospital about 15 month* Brandda nddaughter. Ughter. — Mr*. -----Carl Holton ’• Ftrat Church of Christ Scientist. in 544 E. Mill., Many of u* long to know how to rl»hteou*ness and health and how 12. The meeting opened with a: tural school building Friday evening , undergoing treatment for infantile'*nd pupm. Oene Kent and other* interpret life: how to escape from to prove ln human experience. B'30 dinner. Places were laid for, May 22. at a o'clock. The public is paralysis, te now at the parentali|othe8addteBndHuntc!ubofB.>t। sickness and sftt confusion, distress: pr»,Pr thirty-four. The tables were dec-, invited. home of Mr. and Mra. George Conk- Ue creek recently. how to surmount obstacles: how to' ;. . ‘orated the night meet-.■ — lin. ;1 --n.orated with with red. red. white, white, and and blue blue;Remember ----------- -------—family ---------—-------------n-Tlie men's work In in First Aid held Pore.it Cole has moved from Has- ul AMyrltt center closed Friday rwnttkm n7 ihr- o m ivTne~natui«Z-vnur' streamers and Individual American , log in the Methodist church Thur*1 -----------------------------------------------Fl*** each place. Bouquets of.day evening of this Week. ttngs to Irt his hl« new n«w home hnfn. near BanHan- , * want to make the highest and hap-. «numi nat^>d ,nd wWte llUcs and ‘“’‘P3 were i A change *" Urae for *rv,c« ln fle,dUnrue fann" “nd con-1 'plest use of life for ourselves and fovahv mranteined dtencrx ’SibJ'. SHE KNEW 1 * LlFiui •“>> “b"" 'ite.UHAMUi rhumh -III b. m.dr uiwm hU —rt m B«.u. Cml. others. Christian Science enables fear, self wtll. and brings^ to human 1। ,' Mrs Mrx fUch<1 Rju.h,t D** ^,4, rfUellMlnn r)uh; commencing Sunday. Mav 24. 24. Mra. Norman Norman Stanton Stanton has ha* re-J reaiiwSXr 1*- ^ ““‘on club Sunday. May Mrs. she She hod had been been introduced introduced to to oa every zealous student to achieve ro^ctouskeiLthe ^ad*r. Introduced Father Dillon of (Church service will be held at 10:00 turned f-nm from a wtalt visit wllH wllh ralatlvaa relatives radio newscaster. In parting. he adthl*. It I* not a beautiful theory m^hiSi win Thte Xnd Hasting, and Father Madden of Bat- A. M and Sunday .school at 11 00. tn Battle Creek. i vised her to be sure " to be blindly adopted It is the L rmt TXtsato iu eoLJs W ‘ discord, but lk C|eek who wpre gufiU of change u lna(U M lha , | The community Farm Bureau . radio program at breakfast Ume if Science of Christianity to be in­ its onquest. | evenlnR responded with en-1 services tnay be held at a later hour Unit will be held on Wednesday , »he wanted to know what s behind telligently practiced. ■ f . .v , ... I■ couraeine couraging remark* lhe work acac-! In in the Milo church. Peace on Earth remarks of the night at al the home of Mr. and Mrs Mra. 1I the headline* headlines. . recognition of Uie comn|iMhed uv bv me lhe anicreni different groups groups ' The annual Junior-Senior banquet Floyd Miller. "i know what** behind the headIn t>v Bible God te referred to , In the ;human ------- --------------------— comuiuuiru T-U.v. DilDU-iwlll be held in the Delton Agricuk The Assyria Center school close*; lines at breakfast time." she *ald. as Spirit. Mind.’ Truth. Love Other ’ Following the dinner. Father synonyms for Deity ateo used of_Pe™»*n«>t peace among lhe no- , lon Ion Mid B a dry ma*s at an improved Improvised turn! school building Monday ever next week. The teacher. Mra. Wll- > -My husband." Uons. alter In the hall at which Ume ning. May 25. ham Schantz will return for her. y» throughout lhe writings of Mari----------- . ------------ ----------'Father Madden explained in detail Baccalaureate services will be held second year. . I —UN PAY DAY. am dm • Baker Eddy are Life. Soul, divine In — her work. Church each step the Delton Rural Agricultural ____________________ . — ------------------Principle. These synonyms, which — ------- • "The —Flrat -----------—>— — • — »• of lhe mass and it* in — - ----------form the baste for absolutely true ,of Christ. Scientist, and Mtecr'llany," .meaning. All study group* had been school auditorium. Sunday evening, thinking unfold to humanity the P’MI” “”d 27®. Mr*- Edd>' , studying the mas* during the past May 34. Rev. C. E. Davis of Delton immutable power of God. good. As "Tbe Principle of all power te God. year. wll! give lhe address. Commrnce„— „— te Love ------- --• ---------------- —. (inenl exercise* will be* held al 8:30 a result, thousands of Individual*. ««> d Ood God is Father. nnd....this great when FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY jn school auditorium, Wednes.RMIU.IIV .w.ken«. mor.ll, nwn- infinite, ...................... ............. . truth, - — erated, physically healed, are lend­ understood in IU divine metaphysics, ‘ You are invited to lhe 50(h anni-1 day. May 27. In Ute claxs of 27 (Will establish the brotherhood of versary of the Peoples chutch all graduates, the scholastic honors arc! ing useful and happy lives. The Bible and the Christian Science, man, end wars, and demonstrate ’ Bowens Mills on Decoration Dav.! hgid by Joyce Lammers, valedicto'on earth peace, good will toward May 30. Pot luck dinner served at rinn: l^onard Kroes, salutatorian: Textbook , the hall at noon. E. W. time; tof- Lloyd Boniface, third place; William Mrs. Eddy's chief work. "Science, men.'" . — —“nd potatoes furnished by L ; Kroe* and Norri* Alien are lied for] and Health with Key to the Scrip­ . . Bring your table service,' fourth place and fifth Is held by tures." published over *lxty-»ix years Meeting or N.C.C.W. a. S. Program at chufch at 2:00 p. m. • Dorothy Wlbalda. The Commence1 ago. blesses every home and heart * . D-U:-~ kA-.. 71 • --------Imenl address will be given by Rabbi ' into which it te welcomed. Its Ar DelGing, May , Mr*. Lawrence O'Neill. Part*.' £****’*'fl* Jerome Folkman of Congregation author wtgte* <p. 110> that, in the uhuki 11 Emanuel. Grand Rapid* ’ footstep* she took in her search for• Michigan, president of the Grand ' ------------• scientific revelation, the Bible was, Rapids Diocesan Council of the Na- ' The Rev. Don M. Gury ta attend, her only textbook. Every student Ilona) Council of Catholic Women, ,lnk lhe 100th commencement of hte Brush Kia*e of Science and Health gains fresh] will be the speaker al ll»e Ionia' theological seminary this week, atThe Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle i Council Deanery meeting ot the , Nashotah. Wisconsin. Nashotah i*j kill have an all-dajt meeting'ln the , inspiration and practical benefit ; from his daily > study of the Bible NCCW to be held on Sunday after- ‘he oldest school In the state of cemetery May 28. Picnic dinner. noon. Moy 24. at El. Joseph's Church. Wisconsin, and the centennial is Everyone Interested in Uie cemetnrui ana Belding being made an outstanding event. 1 tery come. , Jesus reasoned spiritually from .nmhm«t n>H«h lx)‘h by educators and churchmen. ------------Women from lhe combined parish parish]; . ‘ “ .CTT, ”*'j1 Martin Corners premise to conclusion. Hence his . . UC..U.W4.MV.. of v. evil v... and council Established 1907 . ;denunci*Uon his af-of '' St. Joseph's church and'*^* firmation of the all-might of God. St. Mary's church. Miriam will be icelving ce,’*n® degree* df8rtci at « this thfs "centennial centennial;• Preaching next Sunday, at the Hostings, Mich. | commencement appear* lhe name of' church aLso communion service. All Phone 2497 divine Principle. He varied his hostesses to delegates from the fol-1 Lord Halifax, the American Am- • are invited to attend Church and I manner of teaching according to the lowing places: Ionia. Greenville. ■ bassador from England, who will' Sunday *cho*l. ! mental attitude ot receptivity or Parnell. Pewamo. Hnstinga. Hub-i। receive the honorary degree*of Doc-1 Remember the W. 8. C. S. at Mrs bardston. Lowell and Canon City. I .tor Laws. Amon< speakers will; Elmer Gflle*[Ues next Wednesday. Pastors of these parishes are cor-:•be of lhe British Consul-general ofjMay 37. for a pot luck supper. Be , dtally invited to attend. 1 Chicago. ' •surr !int* attend. | Nashotah seminary began os a1 'FIRST CHURCH OF West Hope CHRIST, SCIENTIST ------------ -------------------I combination Indian ----------mission--------and The Community Club will meet The subject for Sunday is “Soul training achool for the clergy, and nnd Body." I is noted as one of lhe cradles of this week Friday night at the school Christianity Christianity in the northwest. Tohouse. ­ ll It ST METHODIST CHURCH II day. come from many day. its its students stu< I Memorial Sunday will be observed ■ states, and its alumni are at work ■ Baltimore at the Morning Service in the First on continent. The East Baltimore W. M A. will Methodist church next Sunday. Rev. -------------• meet with Mr. and Mn. John Hook. Stone will preach upon the theme.'EMMANUEL Thursday, May 31. at 2 o'clock. । "•nuil These Shall Not Have Died EPISCOPAL CHURCH X DOWLING *** ‘ in Vain " The choir will furnish 1 Young people of Emmanuel EpisThe Dowling ichool children are' music appropriate to the day. copaj church wiU join In a nation­ , The Hastings City band wll! Rive, wide corporate communion for Keeping a chart and alnce February ■ ------------tn IH. g g m Mxt Sun(Uy A[ have purchased (13660 worth of de­ a ---concert the Methodist ahurah church' yQuth next Sunday evening ut 7:30. Ev­ 11 o'clock, lhe. rector will preach ! fense stamps and by “doing their bit." they have a right to be just- I eryone Is invited. on "Penteco*t Today." ly proud of their record of helping 1 The Fourth quarterly conference Uncle Sam in (he present conflict. will be held on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Donovan left | May 27. Rev. E. H. Babbitt, district Saturday for their home In Convte superintendent, will be present and The closing meeting of Circle 2.. after spending lhe week with Mr. will preside. Reports for the year of the W. 8. C. 8. Will be held with 1 and Mrs. Myron Whitworth. Mrs. will be given by the minister and ■ ut by officers v. of all church ________ organtxa-Mrs. R. H. Loppenthein. Tuesday, , John McIntyre and daughter Mra' tions. Church officers and genera) i May 2S. at 6:30 p. m Pot luck sup-■ Ora BeUon of Batte Creek were recallers at the Whitworth home, home. ■ committees will be elected for the per. Members are urged to attendI cent caller* Mrs. Albert Lee and Mrs. Harry [hew year. The budget for next this closing meeting. Visitors welWhitworth entertained the com­ year will be submitted by the Flmunity birthday party at Hte home i nance Committee. ’ Mra Esther McCreedy will be of Mrs. Lee. Thursday afternoon. ' The Michigan Annual Conference hostess to.fhe Orace Lutheran Guild Otis Altman is making a good re­ will meet in the First Methodist covery from hte illness which kept church. Grand Rapids, beginning neaday afternoon. May 27 All mem­ him indoors several days last week. A Cwl-KtiM «f Somnar CrMtlasil I June 10. Rev. Stone will be In atber* are urged to be pres* nt as plans1 Mr. and Mra. Wm. Elite and 1 tendance. win be made for the church picnic. daughter* have „, u,vu back „ moved from Alluring summer creation* . . . as refreshing Circle No. B will meet with Mra. Miami where they have lived sevPRESBYTERIAN as a sea breeze. Revel in their coolness ... Tlie Ladles Aid society will meet 'Glenn Perkins. 425 8. Jefferson, on era! years and are occupying lhe their comfort. Exult in the comments you’ll Stanton cottage at Clear lake. 1 ;Thuradav afternoon. May 21 at 2:30 ■WHH.V xr.v -M .» o sn r. m create. Add glamour, sparkle...and “spice” at tlie church. Mrs Cornelius MonMtei^ Mildred Gaskill and three of Remember lhe Barry Co. Feder- ' nl will act as hostess. her room mates from M. 8. C. were to smart summer costumes. Make your The American Legion and it*I]ation of Women's clubs are meeting entertained over the Weekend at the selection at once. Auxiliary, the Veterans of Foreign!;In session today at Coats Grove. Gaskill home. Ware and their Auxiliary, the G. A.I - --------- . . The W. 8. c. 8. dinner will be held, R .nd woman", R.hH Con>. and ’llh "r'" •» 'J' c““ tills week on Thursday, so ladies mho, palriou, wlxlU* «> jSi." please keep this in mind. invited as special guests to worship. Pr^<n‘m promised thl* afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Matson. Mr. the. Presbyterian, church Hospital Guild No. 12 will meet and Mrs. Floyd Matson and Earl Memorial Bunday. May 24. 1M2 at' Monday evening. May 25. at tbs Powell attended tli£ wedding ot F»r That Cool, Comfortable Look... STAR BRANDS i 10 30 A. M. The P>>tpr will tell home of Mra. Henry Beverwyck, Clayton MaUon and Margaret Bar­ about “ Nuts in May and will Mr, Jay Maraman as co-host- nett at Hastings Saturday evening. Light, cool and flexible, it’* a treat preach on the theme. "The Knock- r --- -••• - — - । Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison of to wear Star Brand shoes. At work Out Blow." The vested choir will.11 ly at 8 p. m and bridge will be piay- Hendershott called on relatives here ... or for casual wear “after hours'* sing. Sunday afternoon. I ,ed aftet^the business meeting. Star Brand style* arc right So coraSunday evening club at 6:30 ln> 6^. foetable... *o good looking... they’ve charge of Lynox Lewis. Tills te : DUNHAM DISTRICT an Interdenominational group of Harvey, the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boulter spent Friday ■A got what it take* to please a man. young people and boys and girls of afternoon with her aunt. Mrs. Min­ Mrs Merrill Dunkettftrger. broke hte ' all churches are welcome nie Shriner. who Is a patient at right wrist Thursday afternoon. He jumped from a fence and put out Pennock hospital. BAPTIST NOTES Mrs nt* nanas hands to to catch himself, snapMrs. Davin David Shepherd U is improving, improving. his Tlie Ladles Aid wll be Held Thurs­ quite rapidly and is enjoying the ping a bone, day afternoon. Mav 26. at the home calls of her friends. The Dunham school closed Fri­ of Mra Loveland, East Center street. I Mr. and Mrs. George Adrianson day and Saturday there was a pic­ Sab-Debs dashing here, there, everywhere find most pleasure in light, cool lummcr ' spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra nic dinner al the schoolhouse. FIRST U. B. Star Brand*. Girls are in their Teen­ Charlie Wright was taken to Pen­ At the morning service the pas­ Harry Blake and Mrs. Mary Mead age “glory" in Star Brand casuals, and nock hospital Sunday afternoon for -----------------------------tor will preach on the subject at Battle Creek. Star Brand* smart, sophisticated, party Mra LaVem Calthrop returned medical treatment. "Should a Christian Go to War?"'■ । Sundav snendine few' Private Rudolph Rudoloh Soya relumed to ^-A-le* tend them into rapture* of delight. At 7:30 p. m. Rev. Olenn Stewart of home Sunday after spending a few I a southern camp Sunday night afLansing will bring a message from weeks at Gull lake. Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hayward and, * t*0 weeks’ furlough. He and John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress '' Got Childrn's Star Brandi for Comfort Pios Mr. and Mr* Basil Hayward and, Mr*. Soya spent one week with hl* Rev. Slewart Is an artist and haa family of Kalamazoo were Sunday parents and brother and last week painted twelve life steed oil paint­ .tlnKrnm — ■Or _l ut (Vim nF Vfr— Cl^wn'■ nmrmntCute, little styles of unusual dain­ ings with which he will illustrate dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Earl tiness for little misses... or handMr. and Mra. Lyle Maxson of the story. Mra Stewart and their Boulter. Our school will clone this week Nashville visited at Bert Harding's daughter will also a.-wtet with musi­ the-go boys. Cool, comfortable cal number*. Rev. Stewart will give with a picnic Saturday al the Sunday. schoolhouse. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Bai) called on sway two small oil paintings and made for wear. Only genuine J ffifjnrrf? Went* i VaKaxstaaxassaa oazejiaw JX-EJ FSSLS ................... . ...... . ------------------------ -------- -------- MEMORIAL DAY IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS STREWN AT YOUR FEET rA 1 SMART SKIRTS SWEATERS Organizations 298 to 595 398 Oceans of Comfort for GIRIS 298 SLACKS AND SLACK SUITS Separate Slacks 1^25 to 3.98 J. 95 tog. 95 Suits NEW SUMMER DRESSES leather in Scar Brands . .. holds its shape, supports and protects and family were Sunday dinner WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH guHts of Mr. and Mra. Ferris Quick We were pleased with lhe large and family. attendance at the quarterly meet­ ing Saturday night and Sunday. We Boulter, Mr*. Earl Johncock, Mra. were fortunate on Bunday morning, Ernest Farr. Mrs. Lewis Johnson, to have not only our own conference! JrM Jeanette and Janet Johncock President Rev. D. T. Perrine Of Lan- and Loraine Johnson attended the sing present, but the president of Mother and Daughter banquet at the North Michigan Conference,, Delton. Wedne^lay evening. Rev. Dayton Manker of Cadillac. • J• » Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Ward Cheeseman were Sunday., guests at E. L. Zem­ ke's in Vermontville. Memorial day services and the Maple Grove Pioneer meeting will be held together at lhe Wilcox church May 10. in the afternoon. communion service. Th* District of Columbia lead* in : At the business meeting Saturday.' per capita food sale* with (128.80. ; evening report* of all officer* were j while M irate*ippi Is th* lowest with | given which showed the church to1 a p<r c*p|tB food sale of only (1J.11 Approximately 200,107 crates of strawberries were shipped over state highways of the United States the past season. , TAYLOR’S SHOE STORE "Good Shoes Prpperly Fitted" HASTINGS. MICHIGAN of BatUe Creek. Washable Cotton and Bemberg. Many new styles - Juniors, Misses, Worden's. 2 98 3-98 5 00 and g50 Frandfien’ti Exclusive, but not expensive Hasting*, phone 2504 �— TOK HASTINGS BANNER. THURgDAY, MAY XI, IMS PERSONAL MENTION ■ I Mrs. Warren carter returned KatI urday from a week’s visit at Bay • City. ! Robert Burch spent lhe weekend ■ in Grand Rapids with his brother , Charles Burch " । Mr. and Mn. Robert Walton of ton Harbor called on old friends in Buchanan over lh“weekend here Sunday. • | yBrte Rowe ,penl u,e Mra. Marte Spaulding of Grand end at her home in Big Rapids. !H?1^n^M1“HUlh^rr0Ver| «<Uy Goodyear spent the weekend the weekend. ,ln Dowlln< a KhooI frtend mi Akim? J<Mn Lt,n*r of Woodland wa* a bur ' relatives in Cleveland ant nd Akron.! weekend guest of JoAnne Flnnle. i Ohio, last week. C. D. Gam of Big Rapids is . CMMKY MATSON-BARNKYT In a particularly lovely setting of ferns and palms, tall baskets and; vases filled With white lilies, peonies, I Pennock Hospital Three boy* and one girl have been wood flanked by floor candelabra carrying tapvra of graduated height. 1 born at the hospital since lhe last wllh a white satin kneeling stool in' Our next regular meeting, this report They were: Mr and Mra the foreground, the marriage of week Thursday Please be as prompt George Bauer. 308 Orchard. E. LanMtes Margret Barnett to Clayton as poealble a* plans for our poppy, sing, a girl on May IS; Mr. and Mn. Benjamin Matson was solemnised at day sate can be completed. Earl TYavte. Route 1, a boy on May the Methodist church at eight Your Poppy chairman and ad-115: a boy to Mr. and Mra. Edwin o’clock Saturday evening, May 18.1 jutant. togeUier with Mra. Bush and. Nash. Clarksville on ‘May 16. and a the Rev. L. Winston Stone official1 Mrs Webb, attended a poppy can-'boy to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith. Ing for Uie single ring sen lee In the ml t lee meeting at Legion hall and Route 1. Nashville on May 18. presence of one hundred guests. I made plana on town* far each or-' The JoUowtak patients unTtr' Mtas Barnett te lhe daughter of ganlxaUon to contact. drnl ma)Qr surgery and their con- MIm Donna Culver and friend of field Bradley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Donald Reynolds Mr. and Mrs Murle Reynolds and Harald spent Saturday night and Bunday with relatives at Elkhart. Indiana. Mrs. Mike Baker has been in Bat- tor Mra Jim Roberta and little son. Mn. Harvey Enxian and daugh­ Mr and Mra Guy Cilddlnxs tnent rr u*. 00,1,1 Stuart, on vacaUonl rence E Barnett and Mr. Matson. | sixth District rally at Dowagiac. Maude Cross. Mlddtevllte: Mrs Bert Sunday in tabSaww rtShu’’m" with fXSdtoLta StaUkE we*ken<1 from the Windstorm office, is the son of Mr. and Mr*. John L. This will be an important meeting Uniter. 213 8. Michigan; Mra Min- ter entertained on Monday evening, off ice. tlie son of Mr and Mra. John U This win be an important meeting Tinker. 213 8. Michigan; Mra MlnCosttnson and Mil his parachute. ZiiS Mra Henryk M ; Mr. S Mra B^n Brtetol of of lhe tUne *" I Matson of Dowling. -------------------------------------------------and all that can are urged to go , nie Hhriner. 134 E. Court; Kenneth Buckley teachers of the Richland That la just Uka the Mrs. O. M. Fuller flew to Chi- Muxkegon spent th? weekend wUh Grand Rapids wllh her brother and Given in marriage by her father, i The delegates and alternates are Lancaster. Route 5: Mrs Homer i school in honor of MIm Cox’s birth....... >><-w hi vni- Munantuii spctu iiic wecaein the bride spoke her vows in an al-j especially urged. The new ruling Reynolds. 829 N. Michigan; Miss Lo-!(tav imtiy. nr, HeynoKis. ara n. Micmgan; miu uohusband a* they walked away, lo attend Mr. and Mrs. James Bristol. family. ,, •mr "unuc cago, Monday afternoon to " -----* ----densrtment **vi u n»L., .. .. — ____ ..... ..... Mra. A. B. Wickett went Balur-1 tractive gown ot white silk mar- from lhe State department, aays rvna Hilbert. Woodland; Mra. Cleson Mra. Harvey Entlan Will attend ■ buying expensive things and never a banquet th*t evening and remainMr* Heratol wHh “ iwr ’nilrr Mte* «hiy t° Richmond. Ind . for a ten-1 qulsette. fashioned.on princess lines.! that only delegates and alternate* PecM. Route 4; Mias Joyce Taylor. using them." tdzlSe,‘^2hdrt,'t4lB Angeles ha*' HelmM^2’r^Ult>toi^m?* M1M;day 71*it"'with’her* daughter and' with full length train' The sleeves who are present can vote in the u . . virtt With her rtatiahtrr and with full length train. The »leeves who are present can vote in the rv>wimo Dowling, Route 11; Elwood Barnum. Barnum, City, several days thia week. hmbariiJ. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Perk- were long and al Uie V ahaped neck . meeting. i Route 3; Mra. Dan Hall. 209 E. Inaon. I the bride wore an antique pin worn' -----( High Uve* in this vicinity. in the city Friday night to speak at Just what you thinking instead of looking* into Richard Cook will Jotrf a group of by her maternal grandmother at the I Medical patient* whose conditions end with her -mother, Mrs. Flora I Mra. John Dawson had as a guest Michigan newspaper men. Friday, in tatter’s wedding sixty years ago. Her are Improving are: Mra. W. D. Ben­ finger-tip veil, edged in lace, wm nett. 838 E. Mill; William ThurSchulxe s'. Nashville. lover the weekend her staler. Mrs. an Inspection tour of Uie recently secured by a coronet of seed pearls, completed Ford bomber plant at kettle. Middleville; Mrs. James Brag­ Mr. and Mra. H. D. Bronson of Edna Flteglbbotui of Grand Rapids.' >na Moynahan. pre*!and aoccnwu she, carried a shower bouquet ! don. Route S; Roy Hubbard. 730 W. Jackson spent Die weekend with Mr. i Mr. and Mra. Earl Smith of De-, Willow Run. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hon and or .hU. n«.. Ub= o< U» and Mra. D. C. Bronson. ' troit spent the weekend wllh their with a tiny branch of formiormeo imi , Mania arrived home narcissus, gel.me-nota.'’fumUhlng the tradi- i inu.rai courses iui tor mi<-iii«an Mlchlgsn nuraaa. nurrea. enrolicu enrolled; J£u‘* Mr*. Olenn F Smith of, Grand parents. Mr. and Mn. Edwin Smith. daughter -------• Rapids spent Friday and Saturday. Mra. J. W. Hewitt and daughter Tuesday night from Palm Springs. -XS they have been spend- tional "something blue.” MIm Bum with her sister, Mr*. John Eddy. Joan, visited Mr. and Mra. John E. Calif., •—■? where "”7" — Mra. Winona Downing and daugh- Hewitt at Latulng Friday and Sat- lnf,, w *l, r’ B.num or B.tu. Crnk. wore . pink! <»•' '*“» d"“>* U» »»»U> "" S15 r N mSdii? Staler returned Friday from ter Mixa Rexinr, of I si ruing spent urday. ‘Kim ,,n’ R, ','r " Paul Kendall, 1102 N Broadway; Mrs. George Sumner wax tn a few days' visit in Gothenburg, the weekend pith Mr. and Mra. JohnI *" Eddy. j Grand Rapids Tuesday eveningNeb.. to wiUi his father and also at­ tended Uie graduation exercises ot Mr. and Mrs lawrence Ry«n and sec Helen Hayes in “Candle In The his niece. Mix* Bertha Emily Holmes. daughter spent Saturday and Sun- Wind.” Mita Arma Oring, Educational As- ■ MEETING OF TOORNAPPLE Mr. and Mra. Howard Bamra en­ quet of Bettertimes roses day In Ypsilanti and Detroit visit-' ** Mr. and “ ” Mra Arthur •Kres* — and •* '“iL GARDEN CLUB AND W4LC.S. Mixa Jean Brower and Mi** Max­ Ameriean* ing friends. |_____ family of'Grand Rapid* were.gUH*ta tertained as weekend guests her ine Swift, both of Hasting*. Uie tat­ May 13 Thomapple Garden E. E. ITiwain* of Hillsdale spent of Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy Diamond brother-in-law and stater, Mr. and ter fiancee of the bride's twin broUi- charge. This additional time haa r-lub met at the social parlors of Mrs. G. M. Bainbridge, Mrs Lewis been added to the previous four b LTLe*U of the weekend with his broiher-ln- Sunday, Mrt. HUM.ll Zrrbcl imd !»>». "“?."■ m"11 J” er. John Barnett, were her other at­ taw and sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed**Bl/'n ,0 Mlchl«»n nurte* ln the the W8.C.8. Wfi.C 8. George Tomlinson. Tomlinson. 'I tendants and wore Identical floor George J.n.1, «rr In CIUc.ru thl. wwk Hr- «*ddy. .H ot Wllmlafton. 111. ward J. Adams. IIW, Mr. Mid UM. Ch.il« VU1-| Harry Adrounle, son M Ur. H length gowns of .marquisette, made VMM.WMM* of Victory Gardens of Mrs. H. state chairman Mrs. Henry Oabom left yesterday * ■ • ■ on Victory — — ­ of----Michigan, spoke Gar A. Adrounle. is home on a flfteen- on princess line.*, with short puff demand for Home Nursing classes. Warden. Each period of instruction is one den* The object of these gardens. ’ Mro ”i In«t v»ientine attended the <tay furlough from Uie west coqst. sleeves and sweetheart necklines, Mrs. Raymond JohtlMin, <Betty Os­ week long beginning on Sunday and born) at Chappaqua. N Y. third 11 Ln Htatcr* at Otolvo u a dele- ’ oratory teciinlcan'* school and when in blue. Each wore a garland of concluding Saturday noon. encourage better eating habits, and Mrs. Gard Chidester returned For further information contact conserve transportation At present *btov ' he returns will enter an officer’s sweet peas and rose, in her half Sunday from Charlotte where she _aic ------- x , Mr* Moynahan or Mra. Kendall “ Mra. .. niaay. „ .. of. Detroit ... trainina bouquets. 80 percent of our vegetables are Robert Gorrell tra‘,’ln’ school. *f“J?’’ Ah_ I(lhnl_n anrt and carried colonial bouauets. ha* been visiting Mr* Hva Bauer The groom's best man was Earl Reahm. nursing chairman of the । shipped from California, Florida and wm a weekend gurat of her paran<^ Mr* Aben Johnson and Grainger and other friends Barry County Red Crow Chapter. i Powell of Dowling. Ushers were the I Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bera and enta. Mr and Mrs. Albert CarveUi M1J7 । Gardena come under three groups week for Columbia. Mo., where they bride's brother. John Barnett, home ODD FELLOWS-REBEKAHS Mr and Mrs. C. D. Bauer spent at Wall take I —urban, school and community, so Mr .nd Mra Lr.hr OrrramlU, ulltnd lte ,radu.Un< rkrreUrar from Weeks Field. Port Huron, for Sunday hi Grandville visiting Mr. shlr'r, FrXk™ .nd WMrd! « JH- «•»» •“»«. tarn Sw.n.। the occasion, and Victor Munton of there should be a-------------place for every ENJOY FAMILY NIGHT ----- ------------------.. and Mra. Raymond Caldwell. The Odd FVliow and Rebekah member of the family for flowera j ”i HasUng* Th Mr and Mra. Charles.}! Bush Mudrr wm In llnlHnd Sund.» “. attend' thr tulin fesUval ' I A M. Tuesday. May 20 I The wedding music wa* played by Family Night, held al their hall. u *eU M vegetable* He urged and daughter. Mrs. Frank Bush of lMra of Detroit Detroit is ta' Mra Mr* FraUk r-rnnr Adair anair returned Snt-1 novi Rtah*rd Richard Fairchild Fairchild of Mr*, Harold Foster and Prank Friday night, look the place of the P*0P1P «« ““ aunmunlty garden* if! Grand Rapid.-, were Sunday vtaltora urday from a several week? stay in! ‘Prndlng a few day*' vacation at lhe Cooper sang "At Dawning" and urday from a several week*' stay in! ‘Pending a few day*' vacation at lhe Cooper sang “At Dawning" annual banquet and proved to be “*y had of ^lr own’ a"d! at the E C. Edmonds home. ^i I* i* Z^ding XnrttaT this tht* week £ek home "Because" Mr Mr and and Mrs Mra Wm. W Drtroltfralto borne of of hte hte parents. pventa. Mr. Mr. and and Mr*. Mra. "Because." M. such an enjoyable affair it wiU reftaler their garden* at the Mr and Mrs H. O. Lampson. Mr*. retarive* ii,? B?ttte Creek p b. Fairchild. He te accompanied Stebbins, the bride', aunt and un­ probably conUnue ax the annual library. They will receive a car­ Dashing and debonair, this year'i Una Clark tind George Purdy, of Dr and Mr* ' D D Wtakon al- ”y a friend. Mis* Shirley Dlen of de. were in charge at lhe church. gathering. More than 250 -member*, uncale whk?lu*‘U .*’?J‘UeD‘hem J°| Greenville, were guest* of Mr and tended the S*tary convention in Borton. Richard te awaiting a can Mr*. Barnett the brides mother of the two organizations were pres-ientcr a” <’xh bl,t,,a5 BarTy c° i Mra. Tac Gies for dinner Sunday Kalamazoo last week remaining »"»««* now «l W “ me. , wore a black sheer dress with hat ent and enjoyed a program of more Falr , The ™ wUI ** P rrmlumi 10 1 fortable. They come in a variety bf Mr and Mrs. V D. Wldrig return­ wer^n^ay^hKSSta' B c Swln °f and «rre.w>ries of white and corthan usual interest. add interest. ed Thursday from a trip through styles to fit every face and taste. Try BalrdtalnWcaito this week'was in the city Tuesday and drove sage of gnrdentax Mrs Matron* Mrs. Donna Gates sang two num«" pro‘?r“'d * Lhange ,n Uw the northern part of the state where onTom ? buXt tri? and ptaru"toItop t0 hpr dBU«hwas a dark blue .beer, with bera and Mr*. Mollie Van Dugtercn eattag tobito of Africans as romthey visited rotative* al Vanderbilt on them on today. o?er"r^Xrt.I,P”Indnaon“,hte ‘return toe Mto Ui.. Betty n,tiv Swllt. RartTt who who ha* ha* rerr- white white «ce«orira accexrortex and and her her corsage coraaae gave two readings. A movie on Na- m,"cla* cannln“ * 11 ** f“rU“cd and Traverse City and tha tulip to see Mr and Mra Tom Baird. Jr. I ‘umed from New Orleans where »he waa of sweet pek* and rates tional Defense, furnished by Die -Bell Jwllh » Pc^cnt going to the govfarm* al Holland. Dr and Mra. F E Lowry and >»** been engaged,In social service A reception at the home of the Telephone Co. wax of great inter- e,™nent Pro*" r"UU: and v,ege' Mra. Anna Reed went to Kalamarat and was enjoyed by all. । auPpiy only 2 percent of all ______________________ __ xoo Saturday and attended the mar­ rhlMm., J..1I- .■«! John. Mr' Hasel Shipp, who ta on a two of the family and out-of-town Rev. Karl Keefer of Ludington. 'ucd . ,, . riage of her niece. MIm Winifred Drtowv’s Otok Mr and Mr'hrfurala Mtowod rfw erramony. ljur Past Grand Master of the I. O. O. F He uried and Ct yon lo Staff Sergeant Cletus: Job,, Lowry ot UnJen Sundoy and, —k.' vaealten Monday ' storm office, te planning a trip lo the bridal couple left on a short gave a most Interrating talk on the Bway vegrtat5l ^_f0H *l,ller “•*■ ’’J Schommer of St. Paul. Minn., which Rev Mother Eveline and Slater Niagara Falta next week, via New wedding trip to the upper penin ­ subject" The Flag Is Still There." ; cloaln « Mr - 'Tomlinson answered took place Monday. . Albertina of Marywood Academy.York Central. Incompany wlthher suta. For traveling.Mix. Matron He gave a history of the flag. Its QQ^Uon*. Melvin Westerlind and Miss Edith DeVries with Arthur Westerlind of Grand Rapid* spent a few hours mother-in-law. Mrs. Shipp and Mra wore a beige drra* with a plaid coot *Ur U'J‘ '-OVELY VESPER SERVICE Muskegon wern^ Sunday- gmtAa of’ with Mra Clarence Workman on E. A. Parker and daughter Elizabeth of blue and beige, navy hat and in to the ITnta? rePre"nts O1VEN By |L S. PUPILS Monday aiwuwuu. afternoon. Mrs -----LaFloy Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. air. ami air*. Loren ixrrrn Boyes nuyes. Mr! nara. Mouoay ।I — . . .. spent ■ —. last beige accessories. came into Uie Union, Fniiowlna school closlmt Following school closing WednesWednes­ Judge McDonald retuH«d Mr. Matson, who attended Athens Westerlind and Carol Ann returned returned from front with her her sister, slater. Mra. Mra. Thelma Thelma day afternoon, a group of pupils, .......... . . . . — ___ he_ held .--'J Johnson ■« .Irthn. high school. I* an employee of the Pontiac ........ Wednesday where at hliislrottrnn Muskegon Ur, Mr*. Johnwith them after a visit of aeveral! rourt for JudgTlIartrtek He was win has been transferred lo the Bite, plant here. -Mra. Matron te a his last address. during the dura­ coached by Mtas Ruth Robsop. gave days here. tion. where an auto is needed lo a lovely and Impressive Vesper Mr. and Mn. William BradfordI accompanied by hte aunt Mrs. T. E. Woolworth store . in Battle Creek graduate of Hasting* high school reach hl* destination. While, as a service in Central auditorium. ,or thc next three month*, where and until recently, has been a memreturned Monday -evening from a McDonald of Holly minister, he is entitled to tires, he A candle lighting ceremony out­ Mr and Mra William Holmes of ®he will have charge of Uie fountain ber of the office force ot lhe Has­ felt it would be unpatriotic of him five-day trip to Washington. D. C.. 1 tings Mfg Co. They will be at home to take that advantage and will lining a large V on the floor of the! which wait taken to celebrate Uielr: Lansins and Mr and Mr*. Francis «nd lunch service. stage opened the program while, Ritchie and daughter Carol, of. Mr. and Mrs Clayton Brandin HasUng*. after June 1. in the fifteenth wedding anniversary. They confine his travel to trains here­ Chapin's "Prelude' and Schuberts; visited friends In Martinsburg. W. Grand Ledge were Sunday guest* ‘tetter. Mr. and Mra. Roy Cordes Keller apartments on 8. Jefferson after. "Serenade" was played by Wlllo of Mr. and Mra. Harry Ritchie. I «nd Mr. and Mrs Einar Frandsen St. Va . and in Washington. D C. The speaker has a large circle of Hampton. Stanley Brown read the; . • Mr and Mra. Ed Monica were in were among Uie focal people who ~***---------------Mr and Mra. A. K. Fratidxcn left friends in Hastings and Barry coun­ 12l.*t Psalm and lhe Lords Prayer Saturday for a visit With their Grand Rapids Sunday to see the were In Grand Rapids. Tuesday BASSLTT-COVERT ty and he is always welcomed as a was beautifully sung by a quartet1 daughter and M>n-ln-1aw, Mr. andI new granddaughter Janice Kay,: night, to aee Helen Hayea in "Can-, NUPTIALS SATURDAY speaker here. of girls—Marjory L. Boyes. Ruth! ----------- ---------- and -- — '4,’“ll®•-In**“ of inbom to their daughter son-i the Wind",. antav playwhtoh whichha.l has AnAnapproaching Hppn>aciuiigwedding wri Mn Robert Laurrmon at Pitts­ -----------------Marble. Agnes Thompson and Gloria tcreit lo local »people —/.x will be that COUNTRY CLUB ACTIVITIES burgh. Pn. Mr Frandscn returned In-taw. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bassett, occupied France as a background. Clouse. of Mi*s Helen Mary Covert, daugh Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Jones enter“ * “ yesterday. Mn. Frandscn remaining PLANNED BY WOMEN'S BOARD 7 NEW OFFICERS OF The Gospel story of the Good for a longer stay. The Laurensoru tnlned their daughter and husband.' BUSINESS WOMEN'S GUILD The Women’s board of the Has­ Samaritan was read by Phyllis Kel­ ford, to Reid Bassett, son of Mra. tings Country club were guests at will toon leave for Elkhart. Ind . j Mr. and Mra. Cleo Maurer ot DeThe regular monthly meeting of kuc*ia at. iry ley and nene Ilene ucnerotnsxe Scherblnske sang ine the where he has accepted a position1 troll and their grandson*. Jim and Unequal , toe Business Women's I! “r'.-' Edn* Baasetl ot thl* City. Which Will luncheon Monday of the president, old hymn. "Faith of Our Fathers"; which offers excellent promises of , Jack ’ **" Jones ’---------also -------of * Detroit over the Guild wax held Monday evening. take place Saturday al lhe Covert Mra. Don Siegel. Plans were di*-; Clifford Taxelaar read Kipling's r 1 7’ home in Oxford at four o'clock. Uie I weekend. promotion in hte line of work. । dinner being served al Mrs. Charle* cussed for the women's acUvities, well known "Recessional” and Mary , Dr. and Mr* Robert Dawe (Allten'! HxneF* on the BatUe.Creek road.! Rev. Geo. I Woomer officiating. Mr. aad Mra Charles Christman,! duJl’'t Wimmer. . Ketcham contributed three poems Miss Covert, will be attended by accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Vic-' 1 Isenhathi of Detroit spent the week with twenty nine present. The opening luncheon wiU .be held of her own choosing for "Thoughts tor Steaon and two children motored end visiting ber sister and brother-! Following the dinner member* re­ Miss Jane Venable of Oxford and on Tuesday. June 2. with Mra. Garic for the day.” "America the Beautlbv Wasiinn".trta'rtth his brother Clay. In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wall- turned to the home of Mra. Maude Mr. to Fairmount. Ind. Saturday eve­ A Bassett sextet nf Puller “ chalnnan- ““islcd by fUl" closed Uie lovely service. । dorff and her parents. Mr. and Mra. ning and were over night gue*ts of IJ U **“ members of Uie board.memoer*. Member* 7r. _________ Smith where the buslnena meeting ooara. ■ haw lw»ra —..ra_ ... wwawww —ww,«« , nnd election of officers was held ■“‘linm **!*■ Mra. Slxwin's parents. Mr. and Mra. Otto Isenhaih. make re«rvaUon* wun with DAY ur OF vnmranu CAMPING vi.t.a win .^,1 .Iw' *may “"r m “' thelr “,c‘r rraervauons Mr. and Mra. Vincent McPharlin wllh Ih. ™uh. u follows: ChUr-' elated Mrx ------------------------Rx^gen, u usual. ; AT YANKEE SPRINGS “*“d wUl ,U1 attend and •nd ring-Pau- — ---------------------------------Robert Carter. On Sunday the for­ mer visited relatives at Matthew* of Ann Arbor spent the weekend' man. Grace Relckord. vice-chair- line Chandler, to Rae Dean. STZLI Betty, ooH.yili oe be piayea played tn tn me the morn-: morn-: The ounaay Sunday r.vctuns Evening c»uo. club, ■«> an ui-: in­ o, ~,L.' and Marlon. Finding Mr*. Carter with Mr. and Mr*. Bernard McPhar-, m»n _ Doreen iioreen Ctary: Utarv: secretary. BessiHessi» ■1 £"^p\“aG°rie Stanly. —■»■■■■■• Mary lng wiwi wllh mra. Mri uavia irencn. 7^^ KOI! golf, icr-aenumuiauwiai ter-denomlnational amup group ui of uu/> boy* smith and ond Ue«urer. Insurer. Jean JMn BarHot«"d “L. ---------- ' ----------------' ------ will —' — camping -------- — at seriously ill. Mra Sisson and- chil­ Lln V1^? the; 8,nlth * lh ><U * i chfl,rman ,n char 8r of thc event and girl*, be day Heart* furnished lhe evenings; E „ " ^ ‘ 21^ u st.n.h J All member* are urged to participate Yankee Springs on Saturday of this dren remained to assist in her care, degree from the University al the , nM nea. Hearts fumtahed the evening's entertainment honors going to “£ ,^ln^l1£h Mnd, ‘n these Tuesday event*. A special week. Plans for lhe outing were the other* returning home on Mon­ cloro of summer rinriLainrrieili, with wiki iionura koiuu iu | df t dl hteJT toito aid Ldcene >* nd ^0^ “ Camp day. visiting relatives at Columbia LUcene LNC Leacj* and Florence Camp-* ij Soitog toe martlMe^hey will Prte *“* ** awarded to lh* mem -' developed at the regular Sunday nnd two daughters. I^>uk<i and i Following toe marriage they will who ------ ------improves golf' meeting In City enroute. ,------------her .... ... toe V... Presbyterian church. “ho commlue. begin lor Jun. U M.r- in *Dartment*, '’■’•l»>"h.nu Leona, and twin son*. LeRoy and “'2. housekcentn* “ i> iS —n. Jimmy »— score during the season I and Coleman will be in .Members of the Women's board charge of acUviUcs. , Mr. and Mol Frank Mnd Mr lne 8wlfv Mary Louise Tiioma* and for lhe season are: President. Mrs. i The club will divide into groups PARTIES HONOR .MISS Don Siegel: vice-president. Mrs.‘upon arrival at camp. Adult lead«' “ »• ™ rt ’ MOORE—BRIDE OF JUNE 7 Ovned *c* omtsM by । Mi- and Mrs Forrest wooaen ot ,* > Oarte Fuller; aecretary. Mrs. Roy era will be with 'each group and TXBXSA CLEV1LAMD । Belmont and Mr. and Mra. John CRUE—COLESON Several lovely prenuptial affairs Hubbard; treasurer. Mra. M. J. will take part In all the activities. , Single Gallon* $2.91 Ueun— ■ te s neavt by wiUV I Swenson of Benton of arc being for nu** Mlgs jacJac- vroas: owwwvn and —••• children v...— ui Interest interest to u> friends ineno* ta i». HasUngs, Hastings. ■»<■ uvuis planned pmuix-u iui goil Chairman. Mrs. David A campfire meal and .a short proCroas: chairman, ■•n. Cloud Tbnredeya. > Harbor visited Imzithnr __ _ ,for .................... ------ - golf —Mra. — — . —wjU lhe| their mother. Xlrw Mra. ,.ber .home many years, ,is .... the quellne Moore whose marriage to «■ French: bridge chairman Mra. _ Rir.l gram led .... by _ Lyn Lewis HOTEL HASTINGS Phene mi Newton Mrs. 8wen-|„ ow, of u, the marriage of Mra. Dosle Olenn Storrs is an event of June 7. j Coleman a*sisted.J>y Mrs. Ray Fin-1 signal for the breaking of camp ati “ cwta.i Benner Sunday. -.rs.^Swennews son and children arc slaying for the Johnson Crue to Albert Coleson of Crue toCrue Albert ColesonColeson nf On at the at home liar ofnletierUn ........... *' -------------------------------. ‘ _‘e. Johnson . Johnson to Albert of Sunday, On Sunday, the of home nie. Mra. Richard Cook and Mra 1 the end of lhe day. week. ------------------------------------------------ I Wausa. Neb., which took place on . aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Har--------wk. — ■ -­ Roman Feldpatuch, Mr. and Mra. Harry Walers took Thursday. May 14. at the Lutheran, old I. Smith, on N. Broadway, a JR. c- C. LADIES NIGHT Mr. and Mra. A. L. Kellogg to their, church at Fremont. Neb., with Mr. I dinner and shower to Include rel- HIAWATHA REBEKAH LODGE 1 Th« Juntor Chamber of Comhoma In Henrietta Friday evening, Mra. Will Swanaon of Oakland, ativea of both families will be given. R«uUr mnlln, ol Hl.woth. Mr. and Mr*. Kellogg have been Neb witnesses. 1 Wednesday night. May 2*L Mr* brk.h Iodic WIU bl held Rrtdcy eve-Iil?,, vtalUng Mr. and Mr*. John Wood, yr coleson is a longtime friend• Stephen DeMond and'Mr*. Farrell ntng. May 23. at 8 o’clock in IO O e'roln< wllh «!«r«e attendance and ntng. May 23. at 8 o'clock in I. O O BTEAM HEAT and Mr. and Mr*. Waters for a of Johnson family and they • Anderson are entertaining with an 1 w . e a very enjoyable Ume. , | P. hall. Staff members attention, be couple of week* w m Uve al his home in Wausa. .evening party and shower for MI m T|,e committee in charge. J HOT A COLD WATER 1 on hand for Initiation, vancmg p—-•— Knowlton. R. Corkin. Burr Coolev. Mra. Frank Carrolher* accompan-. jn company with many HasUng* Moore at Uie DeMond home, SHOWER BATH led ML*.* Matle Neuxchacfer. of Dea friends the Banner extend* con-' •*--• •>To make you acquainted with the outstanding quaiiUm of Alden Whiteford. Winston Merrick. Moines. la., to Chicago. Sunday. I grntulatlons and wishes for a ' : Clay Bassett and Dr. L. Caston, dr-' Single 8LM per wk. up serve a lot of credit for a fine eve­ em m convention ! Charlton parte Keffer 8 e a talk about our nag. convention of of public puouc health neaitn nurses, nurses. coleson ning's entertainment. Bring this coupon and Jtnl one dime (Ite) to oof atoce and we The former returned Tuesday night| nighti ------------ —«a» <♦» ---------■ '1 ---------------NABKEY-SM1TH and MIm LxhiIsc Hayward of the RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP GIDEONS DO Miss Esther Smith, daughter ot Health Unit attended the convene MIm Neva Warner, grand-daugh- GOOD WORK only. Adult* only. One to a perwi. Mrs. Nora McVicker, formerly tlon Motions on Wednesday and jter j ter of •]The Gideons held services in two ot Mr. and ano Mrs Mra W. w W w Struble mrume Hastings, and Joseph Nabkey. of1 404 ... S Jefferson, ----------- ------ha* received .1 word HtiUng* HksUnga churches Sunday, and Thursday. Grand Rapids, were united in mar­ I that she haa has been awarded a scholsc hoi- special .Dedal collections were acre taken In The Camp Fire Girl* of Barry riage at St. Andrew* rectory in arahip to lhe Radio Drama Work- (other churches also to aid their work , *' 7— ADDRESS ,...................................................... shop al Milwaukee. Wte . for the late I of putting a copy of the Bible Ih »1U »“’« tt,etr annual all­ Grand Rapid* Sunday at 3:30 p. m WE'RE THINKING OF PAlNTfNG SOON. TOK summer -x session. is indeed an . me the nano* hands oi of every every American American soiaici soldiei *tay and_ their They'are spending -a .few days in — —... This ..... w. - ■picnic for „ .members . *---------- ■ .'Ll - — —— after which they -- out of 400 appUcaUon* The . . Gideon* . L* an organisation . .. . mothera mnthrn °n nn Saturday. Hxinrrfav May Mav 23. rt at at Chicago honor, as of will kw.be To the Feather-Edge Cut! from all over lhe nation only 30 > WOVCAUUI traveling IWknniClI. sateamen. Ill In lllc the IIUB* past Ilit Camp K. *t*nniwa Camp al home at 1808 N. Monroe. Grand . , ■ officer* -. haa «‘rU fcrrlrw arrlre no earlier e"“er Rapid*. R»PM»For haUess summer days, get a brief and brersy were awarded achptarahlp* hu placed placed aa copy aipy of ot lhe lhe Bible Bible in in [««*» Wluea,’ .««•> thal ,lrla ' Mr. ttaM. rn.,1. * .«.d. I rver y hoU1 0001 tn lhf m. ' rwswinx*trF *’" hairrut that’* flattering and easy lo flip Inta place. every hotel rroom the oounUy. country. than 10:30 ‘030 a. a.m. CONFIDE Michigan Nurses To Attend Camp CHANGE TO STRAW 95c k. $3” If it’s for men or boys wo have it al J BAIRD’S Do YOUR Part for UNCLE SAM! DO IT NOW D SAVE! MASTER Q76 The BEAUTY BAR HOUSE PAINT Discount Coupon ROOMS 5RT<*S ■ I Sm- K." E“ ,. ’Ed. KI rax? &=**".WX’*S JX'X MS £ n„K"' Camp Fire Activities HOTEL HASTINGS HATS OFF- :.toM^be^otonwKUJrt Machtaeleas 32.50 Up. Other* From 81.50 Shampoo A rr< Finger Wave □□ MAKE APPOINTMENTS EARLY ~ JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP "Half and Half War Cookie." whtah. °“w'______________through group Tuardtan. ot a P-tUon ’ in another city, wired Ito sluf say* have turned out very sue- MARRIAGE UCENSE8 . Miss Myra Bumgardner, executive tollowing message, direct and col­ ' SX Reld A Bassett. City 23 from Battle Creek Council, will con-! “ "Am on way to accept the pow*“ Helen M. Covert. City.......... ......... 28 duct a Grand Council Fire and!. I sition atop deduct coat of thia teleA'1’"' J Johnwown..........l> •"« '“*• “ «*• vurnoun. l gram from my Oral week's salary.” 1 L baking powder. 1 T. salt. 5 cups RtoMnary I. Milter. Assyria18 Every Camp Fire Otrl te urged lo He got the Job. flour. 1 e<gs and mix together. Thia I Edward C Sent*. HaaUngs2i “ttand pil* ta*t function of the year recipe tnakea about 5 do*, targe Beatrice Matteson. Hastings ....19 plf“* contact your guardian and Understanding ---------------------- la a wellspring ------ot cookie* ----------------- ***---------------arrange to come along for a day Ilfs unto him that hath it —Prov. —------------- -- ---------------------ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS- of fun. 18:23. Xt’ wTTt ‘wSSJ’Tt CARVETH & STEBB THI MXALL DRUCGIfTl Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THCK5DAT, MAT 11. IMS NORTHEAST WOODLAND Sheldon Agency 1 All Kinds of Insurance Surety Bonds Phono 21S5 Hastings tf. j | BANFTELD Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baks and ■ Mrs. Mabie Bellinger was an over family. Mra O. L. Bate* and Mira I the weekend guest of her daughter Bertha Wagner visited Mr. and Virginia in Chicago Joh" >” Kun-Ilk. Mr. Mn. Don Puunu. .pm. Sunday afternoon. Saturday and Sunday in Charlotte Mr. and Mra Walter Cooke vU-'visiting their son DeVon and • lim­ ited Mr. and Mra Harold Cooke and. Uy. family In Grand Rapids over the The "War Bond and Stamp Sale” weekend. I was successfully carried on last Miss Olga Eckardt entertained iwfck by this township with Albert IMCheerful Helpers Club at her’1-*'0™ “ chairman and Mra. Waihome Friday afternoon. [trr Hobbs, secretary. Bond., dlnmr rfnu u u„ to™1 J?* •" Frank Hobbs, who U attending Franklin college in Indiana, will stay there and attend summer scliool. Mr. and Mra. John Roache of Battle Creek were Sunday callers al the home of Mra Eva Sweet. A family by tlie name of Pametrr hds moved into the Brick Front at bold, Mrs. Cileries Van Leuvan and' son Wayne. Miss Luo Grieve of! Carl Du Bolt visited relatives in'the little things count.” Battle creek Sunday. I "What does she dot" Grand Rapids. Miss Marian Hen­ Mr. and Mra. Howard Barnes' of' "She teaches arithmetic in our derson and friend MU* Mabel Sco­ field of Detroit. Miss Olive Hender­ Elkhart. Ind., spent Saturday and grade school.” son of Lansing. Mrs. Charles Bailey and aons Max. Duncan. Jack and Terry of Battle Creek. Mlu Mabel Hinds. Mr. Frank Baker. Mr, and Mrs. Leo Costello. Joe Ellen.' Pntrica and Caroline of Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hall and nephew Mar-, slinl Prichard. Mrs. Kate Hender­ son. Arch and Mate Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schneider at­ tended church services at Coals Wo have a collector stationed in Hastings to give Grove Sunday forenoon and in the immediate service. We pay the Phone Charges. afternoon called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rudd near Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. Enrl Gaines and children of Byron were guests of KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Mr. and Mra. Walter Cooke Tues- M Swnnum Agency CASH PAID FOR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS HORSES - $7.50 AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY Phone Hastings 2565 Mtes Olga Eckardt visited rela­ tives in Grand Rapids over the DR. L J. CASTON MIm Max'lne Bates spent over Sunday with Mbs Virginia Varney in Woodland. Mr. and Mn. Ray Scheel accom-' pnnied Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bates Janice and Denny to Middleville.’ OPTOMETRIST I! Fancoast Bldg. CARDS OF THANKS Marshall Furnaces Cool, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs tarnished sad COWS - $6.00 in- ECON-O-COAL STOKERS C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES COWS JERRY ANDRUS PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Katfaaates cheerfully given. Dates CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-4OO Shipping Livestock Every Saturday . MKE DEPRIESTER Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone 2588, or call 717—F3 through the (And you needn't be e"WIZ" to getthe right answer) WHAT Wiley Cyanide Gas Fumigating Co. Destroys rats, mice, roache*. moths, bed bugs and their eggs. No charge for estimate. Drop card to !>. A. The earth’s annual growth of vegetation weighs about 32 thou-’ sand milUonltOns. AUCTIONEER SEE THAT SHELL WHAT LOREN COPPOCK _____________ ________ _ C. “BILL” SHERWOOD but hickory-tough ? FOR INSURANCE MILLIONS OF FARMERS KNOW THE ANSWER IT’S Hatel Hastings Phone 26SI 1 ------------------------------------------------ «• ------------------------------- :_____________ CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. . CLENN F. LAUBAUGH W5 No. Michigan AvenM THE GRANGES WOLVERINE SHELL HORSEHIDES ASK any man who wears WOL­ VERINE Shell Honehides. He'll tell you It’s amazing the way they wear and wear — defy scuffing, scraping and barnyard acids — save him plenty on work shoes. He'll tell you, too, that it’s even more amazing how comfortable they arc—actually moccasin soft, dry out soft, stay soft always. The wear defying toughness is naturally in shell honchlde — that amazing comfort in the secret triple-tanning process exclusive with Wolverines, That means a combination of comfort and econ­ omy not to be matched In any other work shoe. Let us Show you, Truss Fitting 9 CUT-RATE SHOE STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SIVINTH YIAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. MAY 21. ^942 SECTION TWO—PAG |! Kentucky far vears. only they don't DUNHAM DISTRICT HICKORY CORNERS HAS A LONG 48302353532332 Barry Bypaths I PLEA HAN'T RIDGE use It on the plants down there. Last Week’s Letter . ___ ,. Wei! nur tnsntute nf ! Private Rudolph Soya of a south-' men1* clubs will meet thia Research fi&t rmnnletnA ^nnther eni ca,nP l,ad a furlough over the Thursday at lhe churcli tea . . n»rOla (Continued from page I. Section 1) barb and trlrxl- to sweeten It with Teorge MlPhome. By Jana Camtron est neighbor was Amasa Parker, Miss Enid Cheeseman of East Martin spent Sunday afternoon । saccharine. We sampled it late seven miles away, on section 35 Moms Lawrence, the township’* yesterday afternoon and. can still Lansing spent the weekend al her Mr. and Mrs. Warrue Krlacy. Prairieville township. ! taste saccharine. We hav^ eaten home here, reluming Sunday afterearliest settler, but I did meet his Mr. Lawrence was a preacher, so son Solomon Lawrence, who came The Banner sure get* around these. everything we ever heard of to take ■ days, doesn't it? My cousin is in away Ungering tastes but to no he wm naturally Interested In hav­ lo own the Original Lawrence farm ing a church near where lie lived, lhe Field Artillery in Hawaii and avail. Well, n seemed too bud to , our very dear friend is in Australia, j waste the rhubarb and all that sac­ a school having already been estab- his lifetime. MMr Alu>n Wood are5'llon atteiulerl , with tin* armed forces, and theyicharine ta vr put lhe sauce on the Ki.trter 7? Hshed in Hickory Comers in 1818 I^well remember Adam Elliott, ‘both get the Bunner. Of course,J table foj supper. The menfolk* all Kluder of »ermon.v ille. Mr. and .h.. wMdtnv nt limn r*«nrnnv — March 12. 1842. two Methodist min­ wliose farm home was In lhe village. Harold Kidder and fam.lv of isters from Jackson county, came lo He was a devout Baptist and a dyedtheir mall Is often-delayed, but- !■ have a sweet tooth nijd here was a Mrs Battje Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Sidnev woou m sluing, rriuuy | can well Imagine the home news lx‘sweet 'that was practically perm.alhe Lawrence home, and lhe three in-the-wool Republican, who was Rtanton anil famllv Frank Itvile *' . ___ Hyde... nll the more welcome when It docs, nenl, and indtnfniciihle. Bo. we Stanton and family. made plans far organlzlng a church supervisor of Barry township for Bvv uoNDfr— 1 come. . । hopefully watched and waited fnr Mr. and Mrs. Mertflv Hoffman. _oN PAy a( Hickory Comers. They held a several terms. His three sons then; and Mr ur.d Mf« Nrut Kklrlcr serie* of meetings in the school all lived in Hickory Corner*—Dr ' • • • ' «hr howls and yelps of anguish ihnt A young deer In Clyde CheeseNow that costume jewelry is a1 Kn*t our patriotic attempts. Buster house, and 10 persons agreed to James M.; Edwin C., a merchant unite with the church. Its meetings there who later moved to Kansas:' ; thing of the past1, resourceful Holly- I took n mouthful and swore softly man'* ponture Monc.iv attracted a wood to coming through with aland gently. Jrrrv took a mouthful lot of attention of neighbor; and HERES THE KIND were held in Uie school ^ouse unUi Dr. William who. until hte recent I I charming subatltute. You take shell, and gave mr such a look of reproach school children. 1858. when a house for worship was [death, lived on lhe old home farm.I OF WORK I DO/ . macaroni and practice until you can las I haven't wen since I smashed erected « a little tut ui of me lhe lulu four HL,,.«vuiucii TV it unrwr ­ , Walden Barber was wm a very gen gencomer*. Ita centennial was recently | tel man who loved to visit. He came dampen It Just enough with water radiator of the car once when lt»^IIIGIIRAN'K ' so you can run a needle and thread I didn't stop in time. PaLsv is a patriot J----held. The first Sunday School In to Barry' m a young man In 1842. 1 through to string It. Then when you : clear to her toea and choked it r,M* seventeen months old daughthe township wm organized at Hick- I James M. CadwaUader* farm wm I get your string just right for neck-[down, as did I. mentallv resoivlnu' tcr ot Mr and Mr* Clyde Rrid ory Comers by Rev. Moses Law-, near Hickory Comers. He served: lace or bracelet, attach a clasp Then 1° make a cream rhubarb with the ■ l|4“rtl awaV Sunday evening with rence and Benjamin Hoff In 1837.! one term a* county clerk, but de-! : paint the shell* with quick dry > remaining fruit. You make cream pie pneumonia in Pennock hospital. Mr. Hoff was the second settler in dined a renomiijatlon. m he did I enamel,.. or .... even Dngemall lacquer. ‘ onlv ---use rhubarb---Instead « of milk. Mr an- Mr». —™ Harry ----------------MJHorry Certerlll Cotterlll of Barry township, purchasing from not care for public life. Hln non Ross [Dry on a cake c-*"-------*- or *- screen undjnnd —> «•flavor ------- — —- •instead —« of -* J’*-*• rack with lemon ackM)n spent• the weekend at tlie lhe government a large acreage on was a noted ball player..who was you have a necklace you can well be I more. So tomorrow we have rhubnrti Mr. and Mry. George Hnffsection 34. e often a member ot Hastings teams1 gnan. at: I proud of. Intricate designs in neckvanilla, nnd sweeten the meringue *' “ ri. Sunday afternoon nil were at —Courtesy Washington, D. C., Star For many year* Hickory Comers ;*hen we had honest-to-goodness | laces and bracelet-, could be achieved I cream pie and heaven help me if J the Hoffman cottage at Clear lake. wm uie Uie tracung trading center tor for a large j ball clubs here. He was a bang-up wm . , ] Mr. and Mrs. Milo Keck and i Kiunts-o i by our younK and clever color don't use a half cup of white gold In area. It then had three general bal1 Player loo. i riikvaii NiHSKfcK I combinations can be worked out to ea<^> plr to take the curse off the Clarence Reid of Knlamo. Burl stores, a hardware, drug store, milTie writer came to know Myron (I ADtBlfL Nashs. Glen Marshalls and thTTO I The drive for bonds and stamp* make last year's dress look perky saccharine. llnery store, two hamiws shop* T- Aldrich who. for several years. VfcMIlfcllVI. UUnlVll Hawblltza were callers at Clyde in u» »o«4. was quite a success In our commun- and different. Trust the American ------------ * * «■ alwi large Fu«» and »;irzTx«f successful ui |i>|k ^1*1*" 11/A A n M also h1a«lr»n<rH blacksmith unA and w>nair repair shops, carried on a 4a Reid's Sunday. [ ity. Those appointed a* minute woman to look smart on a shoestring THREE CORNERS and a hotel, which wm built by, hardware and implement buiness at Mrs. Vcm Hawblltz and dauchter: men were Grace Rice. Emory I and be gaitent about It. I Elmer Walters of Battle Creeg the Comers. Bradley Thompson. It is surround­ HoushUlln. lUlph Slrurr. Wllll.m , ... „„ hl> „„„„ Mr .nd Mr. My acquaintance with Hickory ed by a beautiful and. fertile farm­ Daughter banquet at Nashville Wed­ Cramer, Jr. and William Cnillcn-1' ”” —----- nut your Edw ... .----- —afternoon, ----------Comers was due to quite an extent When you----girl; -made Walter*. Sunday ing district. Mode Great Historical nesday evening. MICHIGAN TERMINIX CO. , ,, „ inuM». sugar lat.un ration varus, cards, ana and ine the rescuer teacher Mr. “ and “>• Mrs. riuju Floyd uuraan Jordan ana and The first school building in Barry to my frequent visits to my great Mr and Mrs. Earl Marshall and Mr-and Mrs WllUam Cramer, Sr J'asked nxked the sex of of Hastings were Sunnf your vour husbands, hliUuiruK '-"'n George ~ Battle Creek township was erected at Hickory uncle. Robert Marshall, a pioneer of > Collection, Cave It Away entertained the following gtu-.ste re-: what did you tell her? Somebody day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs daughters of Redford spent the Comer* In 1838. The first teacher Barry township, who lived about The late Clarence M. Burton won ccnuy, «r. ana Mrs. uco. Jensen . ought to te' weekend at Mrs. Frieda Marshall's. cently, Mr. and Mr». Geo. Jensen, ought to tell these teachers Uie George Kelley, Represented in Hastings by was Mlsa Theoda Spaulding, daugh­ two miles east of the village. I re­ fame as an historian and a large and Joyce and nnd Gull of Ml. Mt. Clemens. Clemens, [| facts of life, I Airs. Wm. E. Rose and son James ter of c. W. Spaulding, one of the member hte telling me about the Set a watch. o-Lord. before my J HOME LUMBER CO and---------Mr*. Meri Caliban Mid mil sons] ..----nlihan and *i .• • • I lA spent Sunday wHh the Claude earliest settlers in Prairieville town­ origin, which he saw while working fortune as the creator and owner Mr. mouth: keep ttAr door.of my Ups — of Lansing Phons 2278 —— - and —• Mr. -and Mrs Wll-i 'Scuse me. schoolma'ams, I was ‘"'d James Hammonds, ship. At that time. Barry, Hope. on his farm, of the first cyclone of the Burton Abstract business In! Cramer, Jr. nnd Sandra local. | jiwt kidding. You can toss this along [ Tie Rev. and Mrs. J. Chrlspell OangeviUe and Prairieville were one which visited Barry county—early Detroit. He was bom and grew to ham ___ t Mr und Mrs Asa Randall spent; to the government officials who and children of Hastings and Mrs In October 1880. He said he hap ­ township named Barry. Salmon C young manhood in Hostings later Sunday tn Toni. Ionia wH-r. where t>..v they 'visitedmacfe | tinriav in the fonns ’ for the ration cards. Monroe of Los Angeles. Cal. were pened to look up at two heavy Hal) taught the first winter term graduating ....o from. ....... . Uie w.v University of ui .her ncr luiiiri father «iiu and vuirr other rcinuvc*. relative*. Ii • • • • ’ supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edw, ih that school in the winter of 1839­ clouds, a little east of where he wm Michigan and settled. In fletrnlt *»<• PHvnt* CawH,. of a a south-' , settled.In Detroit. He Private in<d» Loyde Bawdy I received a very official-looking Wolters. Tuesday, the latter remain­ 40. It was then the only school In working, which seemed to be died not long ago. ern camp was a guest of Mr. and letter with the word "Com" In a *ng overnight. In the evening. Mrs the present township of Barry. Sev­ greatly agitated. He saw them U„ L-kl... T, — __ ' . . __ .J ....... J Mr. Burton had a hobby. It was Mra. Leo Reynolds and Marjorie on conspicuous position on the envelope Monroe, a returned missionary gavJ eral pupils walked three or four rush Into each other. As they came YOUR CAR I naturally supposed It was from a veD' Interesting talk on China at miles and back to attend that together there was formed a big. the collection of historical material Sunday. Mrs. Donna Baldwin will close her some corresponding school for-*o- ,he North Irving church, revolving. funnel-shaped cloud, pertinent to the'history of Detroit school. to the Northwest Territory. The;school here on Thursday. May 21 called humorous columnists, but it Mrs. Edw. Walters called on the When lhe whole of Barry county from which there quickly descend­ and great mass of books, pamphlets, ' with a politick dinner at noon to ed a black tall that speedily reached was from Com Industrie* Research i v and Mrs. B. R. Parsons of was called Barry township, the first Foundation nnd they want me to|Ha*Ung». Tuesday, election wns held nt the home of C. the ground. He could hear tlie roar magazines and newspaper* which he; which the parents are Invited. accumulated related to Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogden have thi* dcolumn. ’re l>rnri:r. --------------------W. Spaulding, in what Is now of It nnd saw lhe Hill lift and de­ muni,. Bom, lo «M p«u ol m..v,d oi.lo Ih. oM Trumi.r Urm. feature ux, uTocorn inJi'n “ “"n They X’," two or three times before it Prairieville township, on April 4. scend passed eastward und out of sight.IMlc,d «an' recently vacated by Chester Brom-ptnrted^ In fact, the Michigan. ‘ recently vacated by Chester Brom-1 ntnr«»ri .k- first column! 1838. There were 13 voters present. Tie first place It hit was the bam! Mr Bur,°n R»ve his collection lol ley and family. ——। Mr. nnd Mrs. Ashley VanDoren ever wroU ua, —-------------------------------frnm ,h„‘ I ever wrote was fresh from the nnd daughter* of Coldwater spent As each was given an office, it was untie Sam's wat mschlnt. Coma tn today lor full dstalU. « i-nnvinu i stalk. It seems that an eminent1 the weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs. Hean amiable town meeting, /t lhe on the Bellinger farm, a mile or so,lhe f*t5r df Detroit In 1914. It nannvuu ■ Vnlain* approximately 83.000 cata- HAitnr.Kn tou.M-Kh ; .'dentist has cooked up a batch of ber Foster. All spent Sunday wllh election In April 1837, 36 votes were ea*t of the Marshall farm. Uncle Robert Marshall wm very lo«upd •»«** *nd pamphlet*. 1.600 Paul Foley of Grund Rapid.* spent, hormqne out of America's foremost Mr. and Mrs. Unyd EHi»ton of Nashcast and Isaac Oils, an early settler of Prairieville, wm made supervisor. droll, and a strong Democrat. After m*P*. 10,000 print* and slides, 1,000 Uie weekend wllh ills moUicr Mrs.; crop, nnd this stuff Imports vigor, villc. I OllD GARAGE finishing his description of the ori- :scraP books, uncounted newspapers, Jerry Foley. j activity and enthusiasm to the plant Mr. and Mrs Otis Fisher of ComIn March 1838 the stale legislature Hasting* Phone till ,,1C sympathy U1 11CiB1iuuur- : kingdom. Brethren, that ain't nulh- stock spent Sunday with Mr. and Tie of ulc the nelghbbormade Barry county Into four town­ gin of that twister, he turned to me'and 1300 groups of manuscripts. wlth * twinkle In his eye. a* he said: ! These cover several thousand feet ) 100 <i j 8 extended to the Endsley extended te the . Enddey In' new. They've been doing it in Mn. John Hook. ships. Barry township then consist­ "I Vkaw Oirlvln* Try this ,i.,l ■__ .... h ........ ed of lhe present four southwestern Il was the hot air let loose at * Won come scholar* from all parts of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Albright of townships of the county. In 1842 lhe legislature included Hope and Barry ’Republican rally which wm held;country for historical research Chicago spent part of last week nt at Hickory Comer* that afternoon work. । dicir farm here. m one township called Barry. Prai­ w« “re Indebted to the Michigan; The Altoft school closed Friday, rieville and Orangeville were made before that twteter started." If that another township called Spaulding, had been true the speakers nt that History Magazine, published by Uie; Mrs. Brown will return as teacher rally will have to answer for a lot.; Michigan Historical Commission at. neXt yCBr, In honor of C. W. Spaulding. Later. Hope township was sat apart from for the 1880 cyclone raced across Lansing, for the facta contained in[ Barry. and Orangeville from Johnstown. Assyria, and ■ two town­ this item. The Michigan History put IT ON THE BILL , Magazine Is easily accessible to cvGrocer: Well "i'.'.c Grocer: “ "Well, little man. what Spaulding, and the namelof live Ut­ ships In Eaton county, killed two people and destroyed 3100,000 worth cry citizen by its free presentation can I do for your ter changed to Prairieville. to reboots and libraries-of tlie state.! - mother sent me to get Boy: — "My The writer remembers that when of property. change for a dollar bill, nnd said he was a boy Hlckoty Comers had IRVING ITS A FACT she would give you the dollar bill an outstanding base ball nine. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Travis. •» 19 "• of the world's -vi.uo ucvpm. deepest mi oil wvua wells tomorrow." That was In the early day* of the an eight pound son Congratute-! ranging from 13.000 to 15.0G4 feet arc game, before big league* had been lions. In Kem County. -California. thought of. I remember watching Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis en­ a game on the fair grounds here be­ tertained Mr. Travis' sister and[ tween the Hickory and Hastings teams. What those Hickory huskies :husband. Mr. nnd Mrs Gletzen from; Detroit over Sunday. did to the Hasting* team was a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hula were In. plenty—cleaned up on them lo the tune of 45 to 4 a* lhe writer recalls Holland for the tulip festival Sun­ It. They pounded tlie ball all over 'day. Mr. and Mr*. Clllf Belson from! the Jot. I can recall that Will Lash­ er. Ted Elliott and Slna Montgomery 'near Gnguao lake were recent vis- • were members of the Hickory club. :Itors at the home ot hts parent* here. Of the Hastings team I can rememMr. and Mr* Henry Sprik of' Parker and Daniel Striker. Mr. Lansing were vLsitors at the home Striker had loo much avoirdupois of Mr. and Mrs. James N«ff;el Sun­ for k ball player, nnd Nel Parker day. HAD FINE HOBBY MAKE LAST MOYNAHAN MOTOR COMPANY DRUG SPECIALS While they last - Hot Water Bot­ tles an<| Combination Syringes. n one-handed ba.tter who couldn't connect with the ball. Will Lasher vu the’ pitcher for visiting nine. He tossed a slow that wm very deceiving and fo< tlie city chaps. For aeveral y< Hickory Corners had the chamv on baseball team of the county. Among Hickory Corners cltli ns whom the writer , can remem >er meeting In earlier days were thi £ - Wells Byington, who aetUed section 28. He and hla son Hei y. who worked the farm after he father had retired to the villi “e; were prominent in the Demot party In Barry township. I cannot recall ever having a “ wm —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— 3.50 Pcnslor Combination Qg 2.50 Penslar -fl Qg Bottle JL ' ' ^1 BUS SCHEDULE (r Effective Jane t7. 1941 TO GRAND RAPIDS 7:25 A.M. tt;M P.M. «:05 F-M. 11:2* P3L TO BATTLE CREEK 9:30 AJH. 1:40 P.M. | 3: 45 PJH. FARMERS We are in the markket for your wool. Our prices will ba right with the market. TO LANSING ALKA SELTZER BROMO SELTZER BAYERS ASPIRIN SAL HEPATICA MILK OF MAGNESIA CARTERS PILLS PETRALAGAR 75c sixe, 100 60c tixe Phillip*, 50c sixe, full pt. 25c sixe 1.25 sixe 49 49 59 49‘ 43 19 89 •9:50 A.M. 0:33 P3I. I TO KALAMAZOO •7:30 A.M. 4: U PJ«. When you need grass Write often...10 THE MAN BEHIND THE GUNI Camel cigarettes ?5C a carton •Dally Except Sunday teed line is complete. 60c tixe 60c tixe All Other Trip. Are Dally Flit ItTTfl r*P£RS furnish you quality fuel ot all times. SMITH BROS VELTE&CO. Art Todd, Mrr. Phon* 2137 TRIO CAP! BUS DEPOT 1 LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1542 I treed. petition for hearing claims I filed, notice to creditor* issued. gtne F. Barlow and wife, lot 4. Bl. 9. this village. She and her husband. Kenflelda Second Add. Hasting* Adelbert Norris, taught In lhe pub­ WARRANTY DEEDS dty. lic school hart many yaan ago. Mr. ' D. Hale Brake, Admr. Grace M. _ Lincoln w -«. «, u w .,c to w.,. Owen and wife Carl W I DeMott Est. to Jack Arnold and wife, aurklc and wife, Jotg 8 and 15. Bl. lot 1223. HasUng* city. » 9. Woodland village PROBATE COURT Mr. and Mn. Roger Williams and Eugene M. Flanders and wife to Est. Frank Hasel. Final account John C. White and wife, 5 Ac, Sec one hundred attended the I and Mra. Leslie William* near msfiled, inheritance tax determined. John W. Duffey and wife to Fay port Sunday. Est Lillian O. Appehnan. Order A good percentage of all William Chamberlain of Shults Adrian T. Vander Unde and wife Hummel and wife, lot M and 84 lolI Mother-Daughter banquet at the assigning residue entered, discharge 70, Elmwood Beach, Yankee Springsi church Wednesday evening. Ml* spent Monday night with his brafhmotor ailments can be of administrator Issued, estate en­ Bernice Jansen of Orangeville gave Crooked Lake Summer Resort. Barry rolled. traced to your gas tank. Eddie A. Keyes et ux te Carl Keyes> a very InlereeUng talk on Mfe and Oscar Chamberlain. 15 dealers In Barry Est. Dennis Vance Cooper. Order Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulkner and If you've been burning customs ot Japan She also told George Callahan and wife to Or, William H. WUte and wife to County to Sgrve You. her experience ou the torpedoed son David of Coloma spent Moth­ H.„Gould low-quality gas, it’s no I Est. Jan et RandalL Petition for!vie --------—, _ and wife. 5 Ac.. Sec. Sadie Strong, lot 70. Arnett's M1U•I qf Athenia. er's Dey with their parents, Mr. and administrator filed, waiver of notice: 32, Assyria Twp. Lake Resort, Jdhnstown Twp. Mra. Ellie E. Faulkner. Mr. and Mrs wonder you're not get ­ Mr. and Mrs. John Adams spent Track Service available lo filed, order appointing admlnl*Ua-j Jack 8. Balcski and wife tp B. Bessie I. Wills to Sadie Strang, ting top performance. tor entered. j Harry Billings and wife. par. Pine lot 89. Arnett's MUI Lake Resort.• Friday with their daughter. Mrs. Ellis Faulkner spent Tuesday and year home for fuel oil, etc. A ■ Glenn Williams and family at lhe Wednesday In Chicago They spent Est. Phylil* McDonald. Petition for lake. Johnstown Twp. Why not try/a tank full Johnstown Twp. Monday night with their'son Rob­ Call Today WU Start US , W. K. Kellogg farm. They sttendlicense lo sell filed, order for publi-1 Earle James and wife to R- P. ert on their way to Chicago. of Mobilgay and find out cation entered. .f I Handy and wife. gar. Scc. 8. Pr>lrie- and wife. 123 plus Ac.. Bee. 29. John-1 c-d the May Festival al the Kellogg Out Tour Way. Mrs. Susie Bever te working In lhe 1 school In tha evening. * Est. Edward O Hackney. Waiver. ville Twp. whot_reolperformance is? Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams drug store here. of nottca filed, order assigning real-1 R P' Handy and wife-to Ruth J. Katie •Norris to Jack Temple, et al.’ and daughter Rosemary xjicnt Sun­ Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Bush spent due ot admlnis.Webster, par. Sec. ... 8, Prairieville Twp. j1-3 v.aaa entered, ......vu, discharge uam. a.aaa »>- a>a »<ar>. —™a. a—- — .j InL )n rTAinCVlIlC Twp. 1»P In pSf par. Prairieville Tuesday with their brother and I tratrVc j. Bird F. IPierson ”------- — to”— tratrVt issued, estate enrolled. Burtls* 1A. | KBtle NtMTU to Mary Teninle et, day and Monday wllh relatives in sister-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Elmer ’ Fulton. Ipd. Est Sevmore A. Rclgler Orders Southwick and wife. par. Sec. a,■ al. a, j. tol in ijr 45-100 45-100 Ac, Ac Sec Sec. 30. 30 confirming sale entered. Yankee Springs Twp. 1 - 1-3-ini. in 1U ” 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jolui Adams visited Gaskill. ■ Hope Twp. Est. Christian Pufpaff. Inventory Nashville State Bank to Rose C. j Lucinda Garlick to Robert L. Born. their father. Addison Pennock in HICKORY CORNntS ■ lhe Convalescent Home in Hastings ! filed. | Schoolcraft et al. 40 Ac.. Sec. 25,■ (par. Woodland village. The local Red Cross organisation Sunday afternoon. 1 Est Marjorie E. Gay. ct al. Annual Baltimore Twp. ; _______ Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Bush is sponsoring another salvage drive, account filed | Rose Kastead et al to Jennie: QUIT CLAIM DEEDS anyone who wishes to give papers. Est. Floyd Budd Order assigning Payne, lots 2 and 3 Beechwood PtaLj gmth Milter, et al to Walter R attended a birthday dinner at the residue entered. w Sec. 32. Hope Twp. Bobler. et al. 40 Ac. Sec. 13. Castlc- home of their brother and sister- same at Howard Johnson's or Lee tn-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gaskill I Eat James F Ream. Order con-1 Jennie Payne to Rose Kastead. lots ton Twp. in Albion, Tuesday, in honor of lhe Burdick's before June 1. firming sale entered, 2 and 3. Beechwood Pl^t. Sec. 32..j — >•-- •• ----- *----- — Carlton H. -» Runclmon. Sr., et• al• -to At tliere Is no Red Cross sewing : Est Frank M. Hazel. Order assign-. Hope Twp. IC. H. Runclman Company, lot 4, birthday of Mr. Bush. Mr. and Mra. the May meeting will be postponed; 1 Robert Garrison of Hastings vis­ : ing residue entered. ’ Albert E. Conklin and wife lo Ben- Bl. 6. Freeport village. ited Mr. and Mra. Bush Saturday. anyone tn the community interested | Est Alsey E. Bump. Proof of win Jamln W. Conklin. 40 Ac.. Sec. 11. Albert Williams and wife to MarIn knitting for the Red Crass con­ Mr. and Mra. Tim Benslba spent 1 filed, order admitting will entered. Johnstown Twp. grete Valentine lots 1 and 4. and 84 tact Mrs. Hal Sinclair. Saturday in Battle Creek. I Est. Anna M. Boice Will filed, peByron L. Edmonds and wife lo' Bl. 72, Middleville village. lltion for probate filed, waiver of Alexander S. Bunka, 40 Ac.. Sec. 28. Margrcte Valentine to Albert Wil- , Order now for Decoration Day— at lhe home of Uie bride's parents. . ■ Your flowers and plants. Your palnotice filed, proof of will filed, order Hastings Twp. Hams and wife, lots 1 and 4 and,1! ranage will be appreciated. Gladys E. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Cheney. Miss a dm! I ting will entered I Joseph Victor Hilbert and wife to1 84 BI. 72. Middleville village. I Gaskill. Delton. Phone 27-F-3. Velda Betty Cheney and Herman Est. Otto Natzel Will filed, pell- Herald E. Classic and wife. par.■ Harry □. Walsh to Dorice K. FosDavis of Augusta will be married by Adv. tion for probate filed, order for pub- Woodland village, । Rev. <c. E. Davis attended the' the Rev. B. C. Hescou of Midland ilcatlon entered. I Ruth Lohmeyer to Jenny Glasgow Park. Gull lake. After a wedding | Est. Frank E. Wallace. Waiver of et al N4 lot 065. Hastings city. ' M.d,. E (taper ta Dork, K (ta. " a"“* R,p’ supper the youiig couple will leave notice filed, order allowing account] Reuben C. Oerlinger. Gdn. Freda on a wedding trip—des Una tlon not entered, discharge of administratrix Rykerl to Stale of Michigan. 80 Ac.. laLSS!oJ' _________________ ' art" ST.“hoo1 tand ,eve > (Ine concert ta reported. Quests from away who Issued, estate enrolled. I Sec. 11. Yankee Springs Twp. will be present at the wedding are ’ ,hc school auditorium Sunday af­ ! E<L Jennie Grey. Petition to give! Adelbert Cortrlght. Admr. .*.±qr. Nettle Woodland Twp Medical & Dental Bills Home Equipment t us.-, v . HeIen Q Ne£ton lo E Tw. I temoon under the direction of Ro- Mr. and Mra. AusUn Davis of Niles. deed pursuant to land contract filed., E Hyde Est. to Fred m N. rad Carl. is 10 Ac, An Automobile Taxes & Insurance Mrs Hannah Cheney of Baltimore, order for publication entered. iscc. Iter 106 3.3 Ac Scc 2a woodland. rt DunnavanSec. 30. 28. nope Hope Twp. Fuel for Winter House or Car Repairs Eat. Frances A. Schantz. Testi-1 Albert W. Reigler, Adm. Seymore twP ' MiM Jf*n»e Williams of Pialn- Mr. and Mra Ivan Gunthorpe and family of Midland Park, Gull lake, Hospital Bills License for Cor mony'of freeholders filed, license to’A. Reigler Est.. to Arthur Eckert.' George Oatton and wife to ’~-nhI w-cU ,IX!nl the »’*kend and Mra. Myrtle Davis of Augusta. Long-due Debts Clothing or Shoes sell issued, oath before sale filed. Admr. Anna Eckert Eat., 120 Ac., q. Lorenz and wife uar Gwin's brolher and «teter-ln-law. Mr. and Mr. and Mra. James Parker of Est. Katie Norris. Will filed. peU-,Sec. 3. Irving Twp. 'Grove, Barry Two ’ ' ,Mr3 R°«cr Williams. Other Necessities Unexpected Expenses Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. tlon for probate filed, order for pub-1 Samuel Ostroth and wife to Ken-1 Luke Scnsiba and wife to Albert' Mr' Mrs' Qlenn Williams and Clarence Cheney and family Sun­ licatlon entered, waiver of notice neth L. Norton and wife, par. Scc. p wierenca Trustee John E Sen-1,hree wn* ol lh* w- K- Ke,,0W day. filed. 5. Maple Grove Twp Mba for J^hurTHuff S Ac *rm were d,nn 'r guests nf ',r | Personal expenses of an unanticipated nature often ,*' ” Farm dinner of ,h their Mr. and Mra. peorge Elliott ot I parents, Mr and Mra. John Adams Est. Alice Hoyt. Bond of admlnis- i Prank McCarty and wife to Nor- 9. Yankee Springs Twp Detroit spent the weekend at the tratrix filed, letters of admlnlstra- J man R. Briggs and wife, lot 15. Mejacob Stokes and wife lo Winn I| Sunday. They also called on Mr. old Will Elliott home. George's tlon Issued. . Carty's Landing. Sec. 9. Johnstown Green. 80 Ac, 6ec. 29 and 28 Ac. ।■ and Mra. Leon Pennock and fam­ mother. Mra. Ella Eliott, has been cash loan plan. Inquire TODAY! ' ily. I Est. Charles L. Scofield. Petition | Twp. Sec. 28. Barry Twp. ~ i confined to her bed for a year in a Philip Quick, who was inducted hospital In Detroit. for widow's allowance filed, order for Winn Green to .Jacob Stokes and Howard Berry and wife to Harry, CALL — WRITE — (5r PHONE widow's allowance entered. , wife. 80 Ac..' Sec. 29 and 28 Ac, Sec. Nestell and wife. 1 Ac. Sec 32 AsMr. and Mra. Morey Aldrich of &l. James Cheeseman. Annual: 28. Barry Twp. । p™ ............................ now stationed In a camp tn the west. Rainwood cottage. Gull lake, enter­ Miss Grace Schuder. Kalamazoo. ,tained at dinner Sunday aeveral 'account filed. | William Gillespie to Cheater W ------------------,, Mrs. Olive Pennock and children. ] Est. Edward E. Cowcls. Order con-1 Keech and wife. 13 4-5 Ac, Sec. 34. SOUTH SHULTZ families who had been neighbors in 101 1-2 W. State Street Hastings, Michigan Loree. Gloria and Plynn of Lowell 1 finning sale entered. i Rutland Twp. , Leland Sherrard of Intercession Florida. Guests were two families I Est. Wilfard M. Cole. Order allowBlanch L. Pierce to James Free- । city. Fla. is a guest of Rev Fred and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trudgeon of ifrom Grund Rapids. Mr. and Mra HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Battle Creek visited Mr. and Mra. ■ I Ing claims entered mire and wife, par. Sec. 25. Hastings Hom and fami'y. I Est. Anna M. Boice. Bond of ad-' Twp. Mr. nnd Mn. Roger Wlswell and Llewellyn Erb Saturday evening. Mr. ]Frank Stratton of Allegan. Mr. und Haora—Week days » A. M. to 5 P. M- Saturdays 0 A. M. to Mra. Marion Longman of Gull lake. 1:M F. *L PHONE 3722 ■ : ministrator filed, letters testamen-. Edward Snobble and wife to jnm«s of Kalamazoo called on Mina and Mrs. ifomer McKibben and Mr. Mr and Mrs Fred Elliott, local, and and Mra. Lyle Beadle of Hastings ' ; tary issued, order limiting settle-, Claud Buck and wife, lot 3. Hillside Kenyon Sunday af ternon Mr. and Mra. George Elliott of De­ I ment entered, petition for hearing Park. ' ruiuiiit Emma rcuyun Kenyon visiicu visited ncr her son son were Sunday callers. ----- Woodland -- ----------- Twp —• troit. ■>««<• to “ creditors “ »■** “‘,U.to “ George °”rs'"' “y11 ■ Wendell Kenyon Few, art B.1Mr. and Mra. John Chamberlain | claims filed, notice te-■ Carrie E. Davis Willard and I.rnUj family or of BatMrs. Mary Bartlett, wlvo is spend-— ------------------------------ -Davis, par.. , Sec. — 4. Orangeville -----------Twp. -r-. ■we qevice* Creek num from aaonoay Monday uiuii until snuraThura-' 1 ca,,ed on lhelr brother-in-law and , | sued. — .II — Est. Alsey E E. Bump. Bump. Bond Bond of of exe-l exe-| E. Shepard und und wife lo State State i(day and atle attended her aunt'* aunt's Mra Mrs 1! "ta,er Mr Mr and and Mnl Mn< JuniM J“mM Clurlc Clark tn tn ,over the weekend. WnM C^ll? T— ru— w«ns ’ E* 1- AUcy E. L. I. Shepard wife to day and nded her Want to Buy or bell. .J ry vur Want Column cutOr filed. letters testamentary te- of Michigan. 59 Ac., Sec. 30. Rutland jcnnie Winslow's funeral at Morenci’ Kalamazoo Sunday afternoon. Mra.' Nellie Pennock entertained I*ufd- order limiting settlement en-.Twp., ’Wednesday. ! Mrs Argie Stratton of Plainwell, for dinner Tuesday night M hqr -- ■ ■ ---------------------------------------------------------- I-------------------------------------------------------Mr DoojlW Mra Linn Seibel. Mra. Hattie Whit­ daughter. Mrs. Harold White and -------------------------------------------------------- .and Sharon of Hastings spent the!MreDoud, local, and three sons of Plainwell. ‘ 1 " 1 1 weekend wllh Mr. and Mrs. Uster!Mrs anm* Dlck,'rsQn of Cloverdale Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington Bonneville • ’Hcnded a Maccabee meeting al and Mr. and Mra. Charles Harring­ Mr. aM Mn. Mila Xahb, all. ton of Delton were recent callers on Mrs Hattie Whittemore. Mrs. Ella Mrs. Clara Underhill. jI Mosher und nnd Mina Kenyon Kenvnn spent Ktv-ni Mra. Saturday evening with Mr. and Mra. Doud and Mrs. Linn Seibel called Mrs. Ed Pixley is the new assistant on Mrs. Mary Dipner and Mrs. Ola ( John Bush of Hope Center. operator in the local telephone office. Barrett Sunday aftemobn. Mr. nnd Mra. L. Hamilton of Lan­ Mr. and Mra. Ben Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and , sing spent the Weekend with their son uean nsitea Mr. ana Mra. Rusi orycoraera'u^a'f ew davs^fm Rich. parenta Mr. and Mra. Adelbert son Dean visited Mr. and Mrs. Rus-1, sell B0Ulter Boulter Bt at Bradley Frlda> Friday’ cve eve-* । land where they will visit her father SnB Craven. Plans for lhe alumni banquet1 XK^a *^d Mr. and Mra. Orville Babcock. Judith and Bruce of Battle Creek which was to be held in the Dellon J ^1” ,£°I *2^ “d l.hen mo” visited Alta Mosher Saturday after­ I to Hastings where they have pur­ school Friday evening have been I.chased a home near lhe new schoolnoon. called off. POINT BLANK The conceited screen star was Delton school enjoyed u skating' community regrets their departure making a nuisance of himself at party at clear lake Tuesday eve­ nnd.wishes for them a pleasant life . the party. He never let the conver­ ning. in their new home at Hastings. sation touch on any other subject Please phone your news items to1 Mr. and Mra. Evart Bollon of than himself. Finally he turned to 28F4. Evanston. III., spent Sunday and the hostess and said: Monday of last week wllh his moth­ , Last Week's Utter "And how did you like my last, er. Mrs. Mary Bartlett. CI I Mr. and Mra. John Ritter of Kalpicture?" . Mrs. Nellie Permock spent Sunday "1 was certain." she replied, “that; amaa®° •Pf?1 Sunday w“h , it was" daughter. Mra. Clarence Williams! with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harold White and family of Ploin' , j,,_________ I and family. For God to' loved the world, that! Funeral services were held in the, well and her brother. Ike Dekllder he gave his only begotten Son. Uiat, Henton funeral home here Tuesday, and family of Otsego. Mra. George PuUer of Bailie Creek whosoever belleveth In him should! at 2:30 for Mrs. Katie Norris, who, not perish, bul have everlasting life j passed away Jn lhe Brower Home in1 visited her granddaughter. Mr. and —John 3:18. Plainwell Sunday after a long ill- Mrs. Myron Simpson and children over tire weekend. Callers at the Frank Town home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tolles and children and Mrs Ethel Pennock of Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. Vern Town and daughters of Plainwell; Mrs. Glen Carnish of Kalamazoo and Mra. Russell Tollea and two children of Bunnell district. Walter L. Griffeth, from a south­ western camp, spent Sunday until Wednesday visiting his parenta. Mr. and Mra. Leo Ortffeth. There will be no Sunday evemr^ service May 24 at th, Wesleyan church because of ths baccalaureate WE WANT TO TRADE 100 ocrea in Thomapple service at Kellogg school. township for a house in Woodland or Lake Mr. and Mra. Lincoln McCue and Odessa. daughter. Linda, and Mrs. William Wood of Detroit were weekend, WE HAVE some extra good cottages down on guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. McCue and attended Sunday morning serv­ Wall Lake, priced right. ices at the Methodist church. Rev. and Mrs. McCue s[4nt Monday and 60 ACRES in Thomapplg township, just outside YOU can BUY the HOME ydu like . . . even if you DO YOUR PART FOR VICTORY BY REMODELING Tuesday in Grand Rapids. Middleville, a beautiful set up. Has a priv­ OR REPAIRING YOUR HOME Although new home can't build the one you want! So decide on the one Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill and daughter ot Battle Creek were Sat­ construction has been affected considerably, there ate lake well stocked with fish. you like and let us help you buy it. We con still urday evening guests of his grand­ is still a supply of materials on hand to help you finance the purchase of a home that is already built, JUST LISTED a wonderful home in the 3rd ward parents. Mr. and Mra. Orin Haynes keep your present home in excellent condition for Sunday visitors at lhe Haynes home but. we don't know how much longer we will be al­ far $4200.00. the duration. were their son. Clayion Haynes and lowed to. So if you wont to buy a home do it NOW Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mulby and NEW HOUSE in the fir«t ward far $3850.00. Serve your country and yourself by repairing and re­ Miss Mulby of Battle Creek and . . . tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to modeling. now. their daughter. Mr. and Mra. Wal­ A REMODELED HOME in excellent condition, explain our pion that will aid you in buying. Come lace Borden of Kalamazoo, $3,000.00. • in Today. Mr. and Mrs. Glen espinall and Lct-ui arrange the financing for you. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Asplnall spent Saturday evening In Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Ray Felterhoff nf Jackson were dinner guests ot Mr. and Mra. Alfred Galnder Bunday. Mrs. Fvltorhoff te a ateter of Mrs Galnder. Mr. and Mn Tom Gibson. Clyde Case and Lewis McIntyre called on Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Galnder ana daughter Sunday. Mra. Gibson is a REAL ESTATE BROKER sister of Mrs. Galnder. » STHIIHS BLDG.. MEMBER F. H. L. B. PHONE 2S0J The Young People s Sunday school STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 clau of the Wesleyan church win have a skating party at the Bea Gull on Friday night 1 Mr. and Mrs Martin Peters and Trouble Begins Bock in the COURT HOUSE NEWS DELTON GAS TANK M'KEE SERVICE OIL SALES WHY DO FOLKS BORROW? To Pay . . . To Buy . .. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION o r....... daughter were dinner guests 8uj»da>' of Mr. and Mra. Robert Eakeff of Battle Creek Due to wartime conditions the of­ ficers of the Kellogg school Alumni Association have decided to P®pone the annual banquet for one year._____ , MILO Mr. and Mra Rush Saunders and daughters spent the weekend In De­ troit. the gucsta of Mr Saunders' mother. Mra. Eva Roll and daughter Glcnice, Gladys Roll and a friend of Mn. Roll's of Blue Island. IU, spent the weekend at Uieir farm. The many friends of Iva Behan are sorry to learn that *he I* con­ fined at Borgeas hospital. We hope that she will soon Im* well again. We will have church services starting Sunday May 24. Sunday school will start at 11 A. M. followed with church Service al 12 Our at­ tendance at Sunday school la grow­ ing. *0 tel's keep it up and then remalif tor church. The Mik> baseball team played Fine lake Sunday at Pine lake. Score—Fine lake-13. Mllo-9 Mra. Della Towne and Earl. Mra Madeline Norman and Marilyn were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr and Mra. Adrian Kyes and Mr. and Mr*. Ward Lindsey. Lisle Bkklman of Pontiac spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrencr Tobias and children and Mra. Ida Bide Iman. Mrs Frances Lindsey and Ronald. Mra. Madeline Noonan and Marilyn attended the band concert al Del­ ton Sunday afternoon. Last Week's Letter Mr. and Mra. Sam Rector of West Richland were Sunday dinner guesta of Mra Norman and Marilyn. Mra. Ida Bldelman ot Nashville te spending some time with Mrs. June Tobias. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Newman and children of Kalamazoo were Sund.iy callcrs at the Bradfield horna. Mr. and Mra Glenn Foster of Kal­ amazoo called on Mrs. Madeline Norman Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Tobias and children called on Mr and Mra. C. A. Smith and other relatives of Hostings and Nashville Sunday. The Milo W. S. C. S. will be held at the home of Mra. Bertha Phllman Instead of Mrs Mary Flowers. Wed­ nesday. May 20th. Marilyn Norman spent Sunday night and Monday with Aleathe Leonard and vteited Delton school. Merle Bradfield and Geo. Wood were in Hasting* Friday on business. Mrs. Emily Wilcox. Mra. Frank Roush. Sr, Mra. Henry Germaine, Mra. Laurel Garrison, Mra. Bertha Philmon. Mra. June Tobias. Mrs. Leone Bradfield, local and Mr* B<-.ale Calms of Cressey attended the Achievement Day al Hasting* Tuesday. Milo school closed Friday with a picnic at Milham Park. Kalamazoo. There were about 35 present. The many friends of Mr. Van Stream will be glad to know that he returned home from Borgess haspita! Saturday, and te gaining very nicely. One hundred eighty-five applica­ tions for War Ration Book One were registered at the Milo school­ house on May 4. 5. 8 and 7. One hundred aeventy-onc books were is­ sued. Crash Hazard Tricky half-light of swiftly falling night increases traffic crash haz­ ards. Slow down at sundown, 1s a tip from automobile clubs. MONEY Is Still Available far the Purchase of a Home and for Remodeling and Repairing You Can’t Build So Buy! Or Fix Up the Home You Have Repair or Remodel DON'T PUTTHISOFF... IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING EITHER OF THE ABOVE SEE US TODAY—Mon«y Is Available and TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! The Hastings Building Loan Asson. Insured Safety ANO CUaUMT ■■TURN FOR SALE Two cottages on Wildwood, at Gun Lake, for $3700.00. A very bood buy. Don’t wait . . . tomorrow may be too late! Buy It Now FOR "The Beil Invertmenl on Earth, it the Earth Ilielf” EARL R. BOYES AT MICHIGAN'S IAKJBI "rtDElAf Your uviagf here are iniured to 85.000 by F^ LI C, a Uoiied State* Government agency. Firat Federal of Detroit op­ erate* under charter from Fed­ eral Home Loan Bank. Any amount open* an account You ...... K, 7UU[ Mimas in large or until amount!, as convenient by U. S. maiL Currw dividend rate, 2^% annu­ ally, compounded twice yearly. . ."lAVI-RY-MAIL' 1. KIT .. h.i, FIRST FEDERAL SAYINGS ANO LOAN AUN DETROIT. MICH. DtaicroM! �YHE HASTINGS AA.VVYE. T»V»A1»AY. MAT SI. 1W । and then I had such a time finding rfow*. When we hear the air raid i her riba. , siren, we Jiave to quick blsck-out I "We are expecting to be bombed our one refuge room; fill laundry trays, washing machine, bathtub, >• «■ * and sink with water; then slay in * .sooner now that they have till that one room unless a bomb drops Banner Office Tokyo. Every home u Inspected by Hastings. Michigan an air raid warden and if you don’t Dear- Sir: have certain things, they give you ute as It might be explosive. Then I am sending you part of a letter’ Just so long to gel them or fine you. we use sand to put out what fire Just received from my sister in■ Everyone must havo a pall of sand it _____ ____ _ put ..._______________ haa__ caused, some sand beside .Seattle, thinking that ports of It. outside for the air ratd warden, and the bomb, rake the bomb on the may or may not be interesting two pails for himself—one full of *snd. cover it with sahd, rake It on enough to publish.—Mra. Lyle Van- aand and lhe other half full. We th0 shovel, pul in the pall half derbrook. The letter follows: must also each have a long handled full ot sand, then catch the pall on "There surely Is no limit to things 3uare nose shovel, a rake, a pair; the end of Uie rake, carry outside. to write about here. I’m taking First heat resistant gloves, and Mme and leaft). It to bum Itself out Aid. snd If I pass my First I'm go­ wrt of shield to hold between one-1 They warn all children not to ing lo try and take Advanced., and self and the bomb. Then you have pick up any wet paper, as ll might from there—take Nunes' Aid. I want. to be able to black-out one room and I be the kind that bums when It is the bathroom completely. We buy dry. , \ house to house to bathe, patterns and what U called blAckout paper. It Is -Dicy also instruct us about fifchange dressings. You see. when the heavy wrapping paper, two sheets teen different kinds of gas. One w»r hits us there won't be enough patted togethsr togelbsr with n black tarry yind. if a drop gets on file skin, room in hospitals for all cases, so substance, substancj^Joe Joe takes a piece of that totneoiie must Immediately cut that the talnor ones will have to be taken the.zlze of lhe window and puts it off or the flesh will drop fight I care of at home. They are training between two sheets of thin board. 0(i to the bone. That to me. is the women for-house to house care of then puts hooks on it and on tlie' wonhof anything. the less Important-Injuries.'' i also window frames so I can hook them "8o, g|S. yoU see how close' the intend going to nutrition school up in a hurry. The boards are to | WBr |s u> Uv here In Seattle. after I finish this First Aid Class, keep the 'glass from flying in the, Did r uU you Hut Jewish refuwhich Is in three weeks. The first house and hurting us. They say ; took over this court where we one Is twenty hours. When I had to there are more Injuries from flying live? They have Just about frozen give artificial respiration. I ,got a glass than from the bombs, aa the Us al! winter, and-when we comcolored girl who surely must have explosion of bombs breaks them, plain. they tell us we can move toweighed over 250 pounds. You Also pieces of scrapnel from our morrow I.' we want lo. Well, they should have seen me turn her over. own anll-alr craft guns break win- have raised the rent $15 since the first of this year. That's forty-five dollars an apartment for three small rooms, nothing furnished. We fur­ nish our own Stoves, refrigerator, washing machine, and electricity. Now lhe landlady tells us she can Public Forum our ovyn cleaning. puhiting. and re­ pairs. Four of us women from here went down to the Fair Rent Com­ mittee this morning to see wluit we could do; we have to go back again Monday. Vtou see they have us now because there aren't any places td move into. People are living in anything here now—stores, shops. OUR MODERN SODA MufatiOKi/ FOUNTAIN Sodas Sundaes take it. Il doesn't utm fair, docs it? Someone in this country leu | than, two years, not citizens, and {pushing us around like that. "You Just have no Idea what H's like living here In Seattle. Il costs 155 a month to feed us four, and believe me we don’t have any ex­ tras either. Butter is 49 and 53c; milk. 15c a quart: potatoes. 4 lbs. I for 25c; common hamburg, 37c a lb.; I pork liver, 41c; flour. 63c for 10 lbs.; { eggs. 43c a dozen; carrots.'2 bunches 15c (about 7 or 8 small carrots); cabbage, a small head, 18 to 25c; | asparagus. 15c n Hl; peas, 2 lbs. for 27c; spinach, 2 lbs. for 15c; 3 lbs. of onions, 19c; buttermilk. 10c a qt.. rhubarb. 2 lbs. for 15c; Iamb stew meat. 25c lb ; cottage cheese. 19c lb. lb. .1 tell you I have to figure hard to make $55 stretch a month for groceries." Alba. Michigan May 12. 1942 .Hastings Banner Hastings, Michigan Gentlemen: I wish to congratulate you on the i 87 years of Banner service. It start| ed about 6 yean before I was bom. FOR HOME USE land has weathered the storms and 1 advocated good principals for this {many years, and we wish for It {many more years of success and ■usefulness. We are always glad to _______ ______ ______ ______ .____ __________ . get It for 11 Is like getting a good i .i in >1 WJK == from home. —— ■ K iffid tail d ■■ > . .............. We want 11 t° continue coming to 1 our ptace and will try and send In a renewal subscription during the — n n >T T n I* I? "■■■ I present month. 9 mS Weather is quite "changeable" mmh here now. A couple weeks ago — REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY — regular summer weather with tern—■ Hoitingi Phon* 2241 State & Jefferson । P*™"” „up ,n J®!' • morning it was dowrr to 18 and Monday, 31 with a light frost. This morning. 52 and raining a Hille. Several light rains lately. Very sincerely yours, A. W. Nichols Hot Chocolate Malted Milks BULK AND BRICK ICE CREAM United States Defense Stamps M “ MB X" MB U "> ZZ= fa Seiuico CONSERVE YOUR CAR-AND KEEP IT SERVING AMERICA America needs all its can to get millions of worken to their war­ time jobs on time. Make your car do the work of two or three by sharing it with othen. Keep it serving with expert Andrus in analysing can and keeping them at top performance. A tuneup now will save gas, oil and replacements . later on. Complste Check-up ot Special Rate. VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE Phona 2240 dayrima. For night Mrv> [ptlata, PIrMtaM Tina sat Tabss Batteries, WIMsklsid Wipera Mickigaa s Orsssisg ▼nleaslriag MARTIN CORNERS j Word received from Mrs. Alonzo i Hilton of Saugus. Mass, informs I us that Mrs. Ida Conrad and daugh­ ter Mrs. Crystal Barton of Hastings , are visiting them for a few days. । They plan on seeing Mrs. Conrad's youngest son Carl Conrad who Is in j the navy, and stationed at a camp in the east before they return. . Miss Hazel Smith nnd Mr. Townisend of Martin were Bunday callenroute to Lansing. i William Cogswell and daughter I Miss Ruby and Wayne Van Sycle (were Sunday dinner guests.of Mr. j and Mrs. Orr Plsher. The Misses Carrie and Dorothy Cogswell and Miss Elizabeth Park1 er of Hastings spent over Sunday i in Kalamazoo with Miss Greta Cogs। well. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Benner of inear Woodland and Mra. Orr Fish­ ier visited Tuesday afternoon of lost week at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slo­ cum's. Miss Carrie Cogswell returned Fri­ day from a visit wllh Lieut, and Mra. Lloyd R. Cogswell In Enid. Okla. —— Save and Sell for Victory ter visited her daughter, Mrs. Tom Taggart, nre Betty Moore, and her Infant son. bom in the hospital early Sunday morning. Pour of our town's young bach- afternoon. The event was a n laneoua shower houertng her । low lake Sunday evening for a few ! days outing and to test their abilities as chefs. They are Wm. Ferguson. Clarence Serijan. Roy Moore and- turned to lhe pastorate of the Leigh-! ton Evangelical ■' church for his ’ eleventh year by the conference I that met last week u Pontiac. Thia I speaks well not only for his mlnI isterta! ability but for the church membership Mrs. XCyrtle Carpenter accom­ panied by Mrs. Bertha Dominie went I to Battle Creek Monday and is in Leila Post hospital receiving treat-1 ment for trouble with the hip which she fractured a few years ago. Mrs Louretla Tungate of Wash­ ington. D, C- has purchased the I Lydia Bradford cottage at Green! SAVE barlap aad cottoa bap. Thay’rs scares. Patel ihta, Imp lake and moved her goods there Wednesday. We are glad u> know that I Louretta and her little granddaugh­ ter. Jeanie, plan to spend the sum- { •’ mer at the cottage. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Moon spent ■ Mother's Day with their son George 1 nt Lambda Chi fraternity house at i Michigan State College. James L. Rugg and Thomas Berry । are at Kalamazoo this Monday in attendance ot the annual Rotary Convention for Rotarian presidents and secretaries. Floyd Holes. Jr. of Kalamazoo spent Sunday of last week at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holes. . Mrs. Muttie Benaway wns 111 In I bed several days last week with flu nnd sore throat. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas and two children of Hostings were Sun­ day afternoon callers at the Ernest Vermeulen home on the Irving road. Mr. and Mra. Otis Dean and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stewart of Lan­ sing were Sunday guests of their SELL your old newspapers and magazlnea. Also, old rags and rubber children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean articles. The Salvage for Victory program needs them. nt the Rugg home and all enjoyed ‘ J nn afternoon picnic nt Gun lake. I Mr. and Mrs E. C. Jones nnd son. । Charlex of Leighton and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Steeby of Grand । Rapids visited tlie former's cousins. ; Mrs. P. F. Oonsau) and family and I Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Smith, who Dr. c. B. Southwick at Mt. Pleasant. TWENTY YEARS AGO months ----------Sunday. May 10. 1922 ,■have been spending - - several .. Little Harold Perkins wn of Mr 1,1 in Hammond Hammond,' Ind Ind.,- with their chilRev. G. A. Steeby. who had been —... “ ' 10 •tf>elr■ *■,'— ■** wlu’ I attending — ’.-anoall".I AAxfar and Mrs Don Perkins while nlavine1 idren' —returned omc the VEvangelical confer- Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday k NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Give Them the Tools to Help Finish the Job MIDDLEVILLE “ “.’ - 'T s" ”• •“ n. sons at st the home of her parents. grounds. Friday, was pushed by his I ... Ellis Cross has gone to Lansing I Mr. and Mra. A- C- Johnson on the playmate into the path of an aura' tomobile. He was knocked down where he has employment doing I Prairie, and after calling on other — relatives *» Monday —J left •for — their *- *home and run over but aside from pain­ electrical work. ful bruises and a bad shaking up. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eggleston of in Howe. Ind. Rev. Steeby returns Grandville were weekend visitors of■ to the Lima Evangelical church as was uninjured. The old W. S. Goodyear home, cor­ her sister. Mrs. Vem Smith and'। pastor for his sixth year. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Wellington of ner Church and Court streets, family. . Three Rivers spent Sunday with owned by Mra. W. B. Cochran of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Galster and Jackson, iuu been sold to Stewart two smallest children and __ . their daughter. Mrs. Eldon Poulson _ and family. Kelley of Battle Creek, who Is con­ father. John Vandenberg, visited the Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Cridler verting it Into a high grade tran­ tulip festival at Holland Sunday• planned to see Helen Hayes in sient rooming house. afternoon. Candle In the Wind" at Keith's in Mrs. Chas. Parker has purchased;, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons and1 “Grand Rapids. Tuesday evening. a grocery store on S. Division St.. In children. Billie and Barbara of Kai-, Grand Rapids. Mrs. F. Marvin Sage arnazoo spent Saturday wllh his par­’I Mr. and Mrs. David Klump of ‘ west Thomapple were Sunday dinhas purchased their home on 8. ents. Mr. and Mra. Ray Lyons. Church St. Mra. Emma Williams returned Beeler and family. Miss Jean McKnlght, daughter home on Wednesday from a month's Supt. and Mra. J. P. Schlpper are of Mr. and Mrs- Joseph McKnlght. visit with her daughter and family caring 'for his little nephew, Jerry look part in an outdoor pageant. in Watervliet. Schlpper of Kalamazoo, whose "Canticle of Pan," at Ward-Belmont. Miss Violet Norris of Battle Creek mother la 111 in the hospital. Nashville. Tenn., last Wednesday spent Saturday .afternoon with her Arthur Valentine began work at evening. friend. Mrs. Tony Giesseman. nee the bomber plant at Ypsilanti last Patrick Slattery. Sr., died at Kal- Marjorie Vermeulen, who accom­ week. He was home Sunday and panied her hojne nnd spent the arranged to sell the balance of his Frank Angell. County Y. M. C. A. evening. grocery stock at auction next SaturSecretary, has declined nn offer of Mra. Lydia Bradford who lias been State County Work Secretary in the visiting her sister. Mrs. Dora Gan­ tlon with tlie sale of household goods state of Washington. i non relumed to the home of her ot Mrs. Lydia Bradford. Location is Mrs. Mary Cole Harley died aunt in Nashville. Sunday. April 30 at Murfreesboro. Tenn., on Mrs. Win. Kronewittcr accom­ the battlefield where her husband panied by her sister. Mra. E. J. Huff­ was wounded In the Civil War. man of Grand Rapids were in Nashville Monday last to help their THIRTY YEARS AGO sister. Mra. J. C. Furnlss celebrate May 9. 1912 her birthday. An offer made by Clarence M. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Orlffeth and Burton of Detroit to contribute n niece MIm Helen Oriffeth. visited sum toward establishing a public the latter'* parents. Mr. and Mra. library here, has stirred up so much Leo Oriffeth al Hickory Comers. enthusiasm that the project seems Sunday ^fleynoon. Helen's brother Walter was home for the weekend William Gelb of near Cloverdale, from the officers*'training camp in was seriously Injured near West i Uie west. Creek bridge when he attempted to Saturday evening dinner guests at keep a team from running away. the Paul Carey home west ot town H. D. Selden has purchased W. C. were his mother, his sister. Kelley's sow tiling business and has Mrs. Mary Jergens and children and located same in Reed’s opera house his brother. Clare and wife, all of block. Grand Rapids. The Jergens chil­ Commencement parts have been dren remained over night. assigned as follows: Valedictory— Miss Jeanette Garbow and friend Frances M/Burch: Salutatory—Ruby Miss Katheryn Rottier of Kalamazoo I. Gaskill; Class History—Alice V. spent the weekend at lhe home of Caslleleln: Class Prophecy—Nina B. lhe former's parents, Mr. and Mra. Woods; Class Oration—Alice L. Frank Garbow. J Jones; Class Poem—Lila F. Cairns; Dick Hartman Is excavating and Class Will—Gladys M. Brown. preparing to build a garage on his property, the former Ostrander FORTY YEAR8~Ag6 May 8. 1902 Monday afternoon the danf at t)ie Hastings Halter iz leather Co. went out. Little damage was done and the dam has been repaired. Mrs. A. D. NUkern of Chicago was called home Tuesday by the Illness of her mother, Mrs. M. I* Wheeler. W. G. Bauer, principal of the Ba­ ton Rapids school the past three HENDERSHOTT years, has been elected superintend* Mr. and Mra. Floyd Garrison ent of the schools at Arlington. called on their uncle Myron Whit­ Minn. worth in Dowling, Sunday night. Mr. and Mra. Lyle Bristol of Has­ FIFTY YEARS AGO tings were supper guests al Ted May 12. 1892 O’Laughllns, Thursday night. Alnger and Baxter sold the Char­ Mr. and Mra. Lester have moved lotte Republican last week to S. J. {to their new home ou the Ell Hall Tomlinson of Lapeer. [ farm in Shults. They are now at Rev. Puffer will deliver the Deco­ home to their friends. ration Day oration. I Monday afternoon callers of Mnf. E. O. Dewey has purchased his I Frances Hendershott and Mrs. Leo partner's' Intsrest and is now sole Hendershott were Mrs. Clc.ua owner of the Owosso Times. Bracy. Mra. Bonnie Haywood of Bat­ In this Issue Is a stirring letter tle Creek, her sister. Mrs. Ora Li­ from a reader regarding the adop­ man frbrn Washington state, and tion of standard time in lhe city. Mrs. Sybil Warner of Hastings. Geo. W. Nye, pioneer resident, died Clinton Brill yas home on a bonl ot a sudden heart attack at his leave over the weekend. On Sun­ home near Milo .Tuesday morning. day he and MIm Virginia Morgan, John J. Mullen, Jr., 13, of this with his parneta, visited Mr. and city left for Rome. Italy, Friday, Mra. Ray Staley in Dowagiac. where for the next ten years he Remember lhe W. 6. C. 8. dinner will study for the ministry. ' at Mra. Harold Slocum's Thursday. Your way will be retrodden, make —ON PAY DAY? BUY BOND8It fair.—John Masefield. '1 Mr. and Mta. Homer Gillett of Ballard's Comers and Arthur Adams of Rockford were Sunday dinner guests of their aunt. Mra. Harry Stimson and fatally northwest of town. Earl Aubll, Clinton Heintz. Chas, and KaUileen Chamberlain. Jane Brown and Wanda Smith of Leigh­ ton attended the Evangelical confer­ ence sessions at Pontiac. Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Lyons and baby returned to Battle Creek Mon­ day after spending a few days In town while moving from an apart­ ment to a house in Battle Creek. Olenn Oriffeth attended the Kent county O. E. 8. association meeting at Grattan. Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Poulson snd children spent the weekend at Onondaga with her parents. They found her father. Wm. Mlnar, much Improved from a very serious sickMrs Hurley of Charlotte came Thursday for an indefinite visit with her son. Herbert Lanfear and family. Mlu Betty Swift Is expected home this evening from New Orleans. La., where khe has been the past week attending the National Con­ vention for Social Service worken. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller were at Muskegon Sunday where lhe tat- AMO _____ E TOOLS linter America’s most popular pens, >5®°, 18”, I Sets 98ff ss/> LEE OFFICE t SUPFLY "Buiinessman's Department Store" 114 E. STATE ST. PHONE 1747 FREE! OF THI BEAUTIF HURRICANE LAMP SET during Lowe Brothers PLAX DIE UMintUL HBiM raa ail uamcum Thia beautiful early American Hurricane Lamp of sparkling crystal glass la decorative as well as practical. Complsta with base, top end candle. And it's yours, FREE, as our Hospitality Days gift. ’Banna paint GOODYEAR BROS. HDW HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BAN NEB, THURSDAY. MAY »!■ 1843 Bad tuck visited the Edd Per- It would be done Tuesday. A good ™— — — rault farm on Wednesday afurnoon many personal gifts and donations friend* may. when fire destroyed a brooder house from organisations have been re­ ----------------------------------- that their with four hundred day-old-chlcks celved for the set-up of this project mother. Mra. ora Hinckley, has been purchased earlier In the day. A hard that will mean much to people this with her son Harold and wife In coal heater has given very safe summer, now tha* tire rationing te Baldwin Park. Calif. since October ' and satisfactory service and so the on. but there Is rttil need of some Chris Jensen of the T -K faculty origin of lhe fire te unsolved. Ctaea | more cash and workers. The old spent tha weekend In Grand Rapid* watch had been kept aU day cm the scrap — motel collected, sold for 4233S and Ypsilanti----------------------------------- 1 outfit until previous to the fire Mr Dr. C A. E. Lund te general chair­ W. Ferri* Moon, salesman, left on Bnd Mr® Pen-ault had been occu- man Of lhe project Wednesday for a five weeks' trip » mile longer time with The monthly meeting of the Mas­ through the Southern states. 1 ,H* ters-Jones circle of lhe Me th odist church will be held thia Thursday Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. afternoon at the home of Mrs j. Vem Hooper and children ------ L. R. Beeler and eon Connie at­ tended the Michigan Funeral Di­ rectors tnaeting in Grand Rapld», Wednesday Orrie Scott and Dudley Poster recently moved into the tenant house On the Claude Rosenberg farm Wayne, Mrs Walter Breese and northwest of town and are helping Miss Zelma Smith of Dearborn. Sat- [----------------urday- accompanied by Jean. Jane, Today. Monday, was set aside for-------------- -----------------------and Jack Hooper, the ladles attend- clean-up Ume for the new park and her East Main St. home, ed Ute tulip festival al Holland. i playground, or In the event of rain Mr. and Mrs. Mark I ludt fey Lorain Kaec hale; sta and gloxinias by MlnSunday eight vsaieea । aim sue aonum; peonies donot J1*?0™ Mr. and Mi*. Rmith Sheman and was a name ran South Band. Ind., want to Hunters »h[ldren of Hastings were iMnfiy the wtartng katemy of Beeler ami -Rather Flnkbelner. Gardenclub of RakmMSi ai ■ !>*■■■■ u'w*inhM tw nianeh cridler. Virginia ledge at Grand Marais, U. P.. Sat­ urday for a few days* flihtqg trip Mrs Brown is slaying at their Oun Mrs. Pearl Kenyon spent a oqolake cottage while her husband Is pte daya teat week tn Caledonia with her sister-ln-tew, Mra Orpba Gray. Mrs. Minnie Johnson visited at TwrcasoiDunRr aouneu it^inoM the home of hoe brother. John Carter in Orangevale. Bunday. Her dente on Doeoration Day. Rev. S. B. Quince r and * layman of tha Gideon organisation occupied the pulpit for Rev. Chamberlain at the Ev angelica] church Bunday.. causeway leading from Clearwaler, The Gideons in tbdr offering re­ The South Thomappte farm Fla., to the beaches, a stretch of a ceived 174. which will be used to put mils, with beds ot various colors ar­ Bibles in ths hands of the boys tn bureau group will hold Its regular meeting this week Thursday evening ranged tn attractive designs. at 8 o ’ clock at the home of Wm. Rev. and Mra. Walter CUm of Kalamazoo were among tha rela­ Oridler instead of al lhe R G tives present at Uie funeral of hte Cridler home on Friday night Topic for discussion is "Our Young Peo­ ple and their Problems " house al Pannelee this past week­ Ths Mother - Daughter banquet end and spent Saturday night at Wednesday evening sponsored by the Ed Blake home. Sunday Robert the Masters-Jones tlrcle of the and wire visited lhe tulip festival a* Methodist church was enjoyed by two hundred and fifty guests. PreRelatives have received invitations cedlng the banquet, which was held to the wedding of Ruth Helen PowIn the cafeteria room of the T.-K. ler. daughter of Mrs. Rose Fowler of Caledonia and Duane White, oldest students entertained lhe walling home Saturday evening from a week guests in the study hall. The dining spent in Grand Rapids caring for tablas wore attractive with largo her daughter, Mrs Erwin Prien Caledonia at 2 o'clock Sunday aft- after her release from the hospital floral centerpieces and the menu, plentiful and appetising. The serv­ emoon. May 34. A reception in the following a serious illness ing was done by high school bovs church parlors will follow the mar­ under direction of Earl Vansickle riage ceremony. and the men In charge of Rev. Car­ more and for many years a Middle­ ley reigned in the kitchen The ville resident were brought to Mt. ■ope cemetery Saturday for In ter- program covers were a stenciled drawing of the church, wort of Mrs. Vem Hooper and a nice souvenir. en name was Rhoda Tolhurst, was Frank Led and daughter Edna vis­ U years old. Her death occurred The program Included group singing ited |ils daughter Mrs. Prank Brown at Bronson hospital In Kalamazoo, led by Mias Helen Brog with Mrs. Clara Bliss accompanist The toast­ al the Oun lake cottage. Bunday. May 13. She is survived by two mistress. Mlu Marjorie Chandler daughters. Mrs. Pearl Cavanaugh of was Introduced by Mra. Harry Kalamazoo and Mrs. Orace Stimpson of Grand Rapids and a son Balach following the Invocation bv Mrs. 1 E Carley. Mn. Jennie Davis Arthur Whittemore of Grand Rapgave the toast to lhe daughters* with MIm Laurel Maclver toasting the mothers. Musical selections includ­ wllderment among local people as to Rapids. ed a piano solo by Lee Cutler, vocal whether one of our local boys, Fourteen ladles from Ivy Temple Galen Belk was not only on a farm No. 17 Pythian Sisters attended the numbers by Floyd Holes and saxo­ Hit fallen a victim of Cupid's darts. 37th annual convention In Otsego phone and trombone duels by Leon­ No, as far as we know Galen Is in Friday and although it was a very ard Stimson and Orval Schulte Tlie the array and still a bachelor The rainy afternoon all /eport a fine speaker. Mra R. M Serijan took as her subject "Names and What They iten\ in question should have read time Tlie ritualistic Initiation was Mr. and Mra. Oalen Fry living on the put orr by ths local officers and the Mean." a talk interspersed with hu­ Lizzie Stimaon farm. Other members who accompanied mor and a lot of truth and advice Softball A Bunday school workers con­ them were very proud of the effl- that If followed will be most helpful. Among the out-of-town people ference will be held In the local present with their mothers were. Softball Baptist church. Monday afternoon II was done. Officers attending were. and evening, May 35. sessions to Lavina Ftnkbelner, Doria Myers, Mra. Velma Steeby of Howe. Ind., with Mrs. A. C Johnson; Mra. Mary begin at 1:30 and 7:30 F. M. Speak­ Twite Qwood. Marjorie Williams, Dutcher with Mra. Mae Cronlnger; ers in the afternoon will be Rev. Pauline Longstreet and Lulu Allen. Mra. Dorothy Gillett with Mra. C. Allen Taff of Kent City. Rev. Other ladles accompanying them Vance Sharp; Mn. Betty Frost with Richard Barnin of Kalamasoo. and Rev. Howard Keithtey of Grand Nellie Elwood. Nellie Thompson, Rapids. Supt. Stephen Partington, Mattie Ritchie. Rosa Poulson, Macle of the Wyoming township school Mrs. Beatrice Buxton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geliy and will be the evening's speaker. All Phyllis with Mra. persons Interested in Sunday school three children were Bunday dinner gubsL* of her parents. Mr. and Mrs work are invited to attend and daughter____ __ __ __ Mr. and Mra. Dan Youngblood of mer's sister. Mrs o. L. Kaechele; Caledonia were Sunday afternoon Mrs. O- A. Steeby and eons of HBwe. all these were from Grand Rapids. callers at the homes of Mrs Della Ind , also 'being present Others Included. Mra. Boyden Moyer Mr. and Mrs Wayne Carpenter of of Charlotte with her daughter Mar­ Tlie crowning musical event of lhe Parmelee were In Premont. Saturday jorie Chandler; Mrs. Jertnie Drew ot year of T -K. school will be the an­ evening lo the reception for his Battle Creek with her mother. Mra. Fielder’s Glove nual musical festival, scheduled for brother. Hamid Carpenter and bride, HalUe Smith also Mra. Rose Smith Tuesday evening. May U The or­ whose marriage was an afternoon of Hastings. chestra. band and glee club will fur­ The Methodist church at Parmelee nish the entertainment with the was too small to accommodate lite homo of Mrs Mercedes French. May many sorrowing friends and rela­ 7 was enjoyed by twenty-one mem­ tives who attended the funeral of bers. After a pot luck dinner all Mra. Grover Cline. Thursday after­ lovers should plan to attend and see Joined in singing the new version of noon The members of the Pythian lhe Star Bpangled Banner and Auld Bisters lodge and of lhe K. of p. what the local students can do. The election of Student Council Lang Syne. Mn. Lillian Steeby lodge attended In a body. Floral of­ officers of T.-K school for lhe com­ talked about bougainvillea and Mn. ferings were profuse and beautiful ing year resulted in election of Isabel Gorton described it as sha and were mute tokens of the rateem they felt for the deceased and ex­ Richard Morehouse as president and pressions of sympathy for the afflict Donna Davis, vice president. .«d companion. Services were Ui | charge of her pastor. Rev. Lawrence । Ward of Caledonia. Since she caine to this vicinity twenly-elght years torn Sale His*, Use Your Credit Buy War Stamp* and Bond* with tha Saving* ^eKsatioxtL TIRE PUMP 3WAY PORTABLE pump. Sturdy con- fa HOUSEHOLD k BROOM Yeur Credit finished handle. A quality broom at a mighty low price. HEAD LAMP LAWN MOWERS -Or'P Quality Ing action — 10tnch wheels with rubber tires — evenly balanced- dlinf. Salute Ferry-Morse GRASS SEED ■ St 89c 33c st ;:,,s?i49 [FIRST QUALITY Health! ☆ Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk is in it's the bockbone of thC army too healthful eating! Have you had your *AINT Utility Dish Yea, You Can Buy Paint on Credit UMIIL A popular baking dish with a thousand uses for. modem taste the pint today? Try it now creamy flavor in a bottle of Highlands Dairy GradeAMilk! Drink it regularly and you'll be saluting health! HIGH IN CHAM COHTIHT. SAW os HASTINGS 128. W. State Phone 2524 pAitiusizio. pt. s<; qr. HIGHLANDS DAIRY I'hoo. 2431 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. friends fay her cheery disposition and the devotion to her husband after । ha wm crippled by paralyate. As a member of the church. Aid society and other organisations she was an . ardent worker, one who always did a little more than was required ■Several years she served as trees. |urer of Thomapple township and I has helped her husband with his duties In that capacity for several । yean. An attack of flu preceded the last illness from heart difficulty which was of aeveral weeks duration. After her huaband was unable to care for her In the home she was taken lo the home of his nephew. । Will Scott at Grandville where she j'aased away Following the services, the remains were taken by train ac­ companied by Mr. Scott to her old home in Canada. Mrs. Scott and son and Mr. Cline going by auto. Funeral Mrvioaa were lield at her old home tn Canada. Saturday and burial wa* mads In Dungannon cemetery. God­ erich. Ontario. Besides her husb<nd sha leaves four sisters and three brothers all tn Cannels PLEASANT HILL Bunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. Palmer were: Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shroyer and children of Mar‘ ,nd Bhroier and Clayton of Barbers Corners snd Mr. snd Mrs Keith Lechleltner of Delton. 1 Mrs. Anna Andersen Is assisting Mrs. R. j. Williams on account of a heart ailment of the tetter. I Mr. and Mra. Seymour Jordan and ■ Mr. and Mrs Harry Fish and chil­ dren of Middleville were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wil­ liams and daughters Mr and Mra Lester Raymond and aon of Pteinwsll apenl Sunday with **r 55?”* Mrc C,I,UW1 �THE HASTINGS BANMML THUB8DAV. MAY XI. 1942 -—3 | Mr. and Mra. Karl Oasaar and son: Day and family. : President. John Brecheteen: Vice erat Fadaratlon during Uve January BARRY VILLE president. Walter FUhar; Secretary • Board mfceUng on the subject of Last Last Week's Week's U Latter of Assyria and Mr. end Mrs. Gorden: Mrs. Jcs*te Blmma. damhter end Leon Leon Ntehobon. I the danger of Apathy toward the -, were Bunday after­ We enjoyed a vary nice _______________ service Hoffman______________ were Bunday guests of ! _______ a friend of Ohio , T-----reasurer, Mlfholson. — D... ... . ...a .... — I _ I — -— . ..n. _ — a ... — .a — team* have signified their leriomne** of lhe world situation. Bunday. Rev Kenneth Griswold their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Charlea noon callers of Mr. and Mr*. Archie ' IntanUon* intention* of entering lhe league Mr*. Perkin* resigned *4 prwl- gave us an Inspiring "Mother's Day": Day. Mr. and Mrs Eldon Day end: McIntyre. . | and final arrangements will be dent of the club a* »he doe* not sermon. Gertrude Tobias and Loh. »on were evening caller*. I ■ » (Ml. kV — I... to K. — w“KM-.A.--. A of Ail" ■((" j -_ M. Dutmer and —HOPE .r.Oi* ... Mr. and Mr* Welby CrockfordI plan be I_ in Woodland next yw. Fasaett rang Mother* n Beat Mr. and... Mrs. T. •irtera hare and Janie* accompanied by Mr. and The six teams include two from Tha — „— club— will elect a new pieaidant and lhe Mlaeea Agnes Benson and «ri Minds Mudge of Grand Rapids! Mr. and Mra Ruraeil Holme* of Mr* John Hynes of Lansing spent Lake Odessa. Coate Grove, Metho- at the June meeting, Eloise Day rang My Mother'.,attended rarvicea here Sunday. ate’PonUae and Mr. and Mrs. William Blrdena UfUU Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Alfred dial church. Lutheran church and - social —‘-• hour ’------*~followed i5A the pro- — Bible." We had raveral visitors from i dinner in NariivUl* with Mis* Mln-1 McCallum and children of Kata- with her mother Higdon of Kalamazoo. Sliellenberger*. gram with tea served by a group ot Grand Rapids, Cedar Spring*. Bat-1 nie Bailey and in the afternoon 'muoo were weekend guaata of their c~"‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Paul and It is expected to start league play hoateues with Mrs. Agnes Fisher,i, — lie Creek and NaahvUte. — called on Mra. Clara Day and Viv--------- *" **- Windsor school in Eaton Mr. nnd Mn. Clarence Arnie and on Monday. May 25. chairman. '*I “Mn. “— Charles Hutton and MHgra — ■ | ian.~ — son* visited Petter Purk In Lansing Mr. and Mn. Glenn Morehouse O, >u Mn. cu,u», wuutto maua or ot Entertaln With Tea Sunday afternoon. Mn. w.lb, Crocklord Mrd Mri ! Z'l-ht “ M^7ia k?r. WU h"£ aj । ur' ,na Mr* W- attended lhe funeral of his slater. Pvt. Carl Wachter of a southern Edward Reesor entertained the , P*r 8Ue*tR of lhe Rev. and Mr*. Mrs. Vic. Anson at Pino lake. Fric»mp visited his mother. Mrs Floyd Faith circle of the W. 8. C. 8. of Mr ^d M?. £ J P,u*.1£“k1L “d A*hby. own. w*M.rd pkkWr Johnson of Lansing and Woodland a tea at the former-, home Wed- w^ S.^d famllv to fliute Mr*. Don Munn and children of Wm. Oanka and family tn Battle (“.rJ aund.T.iuTnoon Zriter* al lhe farm in East Woodland last 10:00 A. M.—Homing worship. Battle Creek and Mr. Hana Munn' Kalamaioo apaot Bunday wh> ncsday evening. Creek, it being the birthday of Mrs. „ ounaay airernoon cauer*. week. Carl has gained in weight Hyde and PaUy Ganka ‘ .4^“ h*?£ RrS? of ,r» McCallum horie ’ | * Mr’ and Mra. Otarenoa'TsxL 8:00 P. M. Epworth League since entering the army and seems Tuesday 7 P. M.—Choir pracUce. to be In fine physical shape. , **r A °?y celeb™led i PcUr Kent bomPennock hospi-I Thcrc WM * r*nc "VP0"* 10 the son Vernon of Heating* spent The W B C. B ot (he MethodUI their ttth wedmng anniversary Sun^fnt'canvas, for war stamps and bond. er'. Day with Mr. Hoy McD. Thursday 8:00 P. M.-Mldweek Bill Smith of Smith and Doster. ' । church will hold their regular day. May 10. Their dinner guest* * uwarauuauoui. Mr and Mrt Fred A*hbr ai Delton stopped in vyoodland last service. I rnjyithly meeting In the church par- were Mr. and Mr* Perry Laubaugh.| Mrs Howard Davl* of Battle Creek MUe wllcox ipent Bun-'Lyle .pent Thureday wlUvMr. and week and made a call on Karl Paul | lore next Wednesday evening. May Mr. Clyde Hendershott of Heating. Zion Lutheran Church Run d*y nl#hl and Monday with her *te- Mra Uxter FUher it Bhult*. of the Paul liardware Co. Paul W Geiger, pastor 27. Hope circle. Mrs. Henry Hjijea. Mr. and Mr* Leslie Dickerson and *nd Mrs. ArciUe McIntire. On Sun- Ur UrB Hayward. i Mn. P. Potter of Wall lake and Mra. O. F. Benner and daughter chairman, will be the hostesses. daughter* of Shults. MUi Elaine Day , dar. Mr and Mn. Mclmy re and AiOur ctoBei Frld>>. a her frcm Wnl c,11Ud no> 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school Eleanor were Sunday dinner guests 11: 00 A. M.—Morning worship and J. Francis Butlne of Kalama-: hert and Mr. and Mr*. Merritt Mead picnic at the schoolhouse ; McDermott Monroy at the home of her father, E. BrodTh., .ere UH (WlpkhU «( dlnnw ,«. ol Hr and Un. iP tk. co^cTSuK^ n«l .. -------- I-----2:30 P. M. Lutheran Gospel hour NORTHEAST WOODLAND beck of northeast Woodland Mr. several lovely gift*, including pieces;Cameron.Mclntyte and children at the p^y nl<ht . Thorn„ Hart Benton says art Wednesday 8:43 P. M -Choir re­ Last Week'* Utter Brodbcck is in very poor health. , Mr Bnd Mrs o( Bat-1 ihould-be dUpUyed in home* anc Announcement of the annual hearsal. Ml** Esther Schuler ot Tucson. of silver, linens, dUhea and a ra-j Quimby. Thursday 4:10 P. M.-Rcllgtou* in­ Aria., arrived Saturday evening te dl°commencement of the senior class | Mn. Anna DeVine luu not been tie Creek spent lhe werekend with elsewhere because “in museum* youi , of Bellevue high school on Thurs­ struction. Mr. and Mn. Ralph McClelland; feeling quite »o well lhe past weak Mr. Bnd Mr* Ronald Anders. Mr feet get tired " Will museums haw spend tire summer with her moth­ day. May 28 and pictures of a for­ er nnd rister. Mr*. Lydia Schuler and daughter and Mr. and Mr*.; Mn. Nell Walker of Chesaning 1 and Mr*. Walter Cook of Hastings ‘ to South Woodland Church ot the I TO mer Woodland boy, Winton C. Ruell and Mr*. Walter Cooke and hua­ Kenneth McClelland of Battle spent Sunday and Monday with her vere Sunday guest*. Creek attended chinch here Bun- mother. I ------------ -----have been received this week by band. honey from ev- ulk7 Arthur L. Dodge, pastor You may extract e Woodland friend*. Winton lived all Friday evening supper guest* nt day apd were dinner guest* of their | Mr. and Mra.-Leon Plumb of Dehis life in Woodland until three 10: 00 A. M. Wonhip and sermon lhe home of Mr*, Bertha Eckardt parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Me- troll spent from Friday night until j erything—doa not go ^gathering af11: 00 A. M. Sunday school Sunday wllh Mr. and Mrs years ago when he left with hl* were Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Bloom - Clelland. Thursday evening. May XI, 8:30' mother and father. Mr and Mrs. _. — , _.._j er and Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Eck--------- ---------Clyde Ruell to live In Bellevue. He the Byler mslc quartette at lhe'ardt. entered the sophomore class there South Woodland Church. We in-, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt. Bruce and ha* distinguished himself in vite you to hear these young men and Joyce Eckardt were Sunday dinscholar*l»ip. and athletic*, especially lr> their program of sacred music. ' ner guest* of Mn. Kate Henderson Church attendance Is agood hab­ and Mr. nnd Mrs. Irvin Hall and baseball and basketball. Congratu­ lation*. Winton and best wishes for it Cultivate It. also called on Arch nnd Mate Hen­ your continued success. NO OTHER BEEF SO derson in the afternoon. Church of the United Brethren In Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bloomer Christ and Mrs. Bertha Eckardt were sup­ E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor With Every Parchase of a 2-lb. Roll of per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodland Towtuhlp School Woodland Cooke1 Saturday evening. CAN BE SO Michigan Maid Fresh Churned ' The annual Junior-Senior banquet 10: 00 A- M. Morning worship Mrs. Lydia Schuler and Mrs. Karl 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school will be held this week Saturday eve­ Eckardt attended Achievement Day 3:00 to 5:00 P. M. Leadership Program at Hastings Tuesday. Mrs. ning. May 23. Thi* wiU »tert off Training class at Kilpatrick church. Gladys Crockford. Mrs. Will Haur gradtsUJon week of lhe Woodland 8:00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer and Mrs. Carl Scofield of Woodland high school. The school board and . accompanied them. their wive* and the faculty mem­ meeting. Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 P. M uv acPhyllis and Marilyn «„, Eckardt ber* will be their guests. Audrey WDTO8OM Krutr'i Titfaray MmbiRes all tha valaaMe “axtraa" af rich baef juka.frath Muilcndorc will be lhe loostmlstreM. the Juniors of Woodland and Kll-1 companled Mr. and Mr*. Richard (lavar and sssintial vitamins, and the extra lajaymat of buf-tendwwaa. and Raymond Smith of the senior Patrick classes will meet at the Bloomer to Ann Arbor Bunday, all church. All Junior* In the com-'but Mr*. Bloomer returning the class will give the response. trade far grads, so other beef *» frooh om be so tender. Thto oMb lb. pkg. 1 OC The baccalaureate service will be, munlty are invited lo share in thl*' same day. cauot bo nude for any other beef. next Sunday evening, May 24. The, rally, under the direction of Bar-; Mrs. 8. A. Aldrich and daughter Mild Michigan | Mr*. Lovell Dewey of Hickory Cor1042 Senior class are honoring one, bars Dalton and Alice Griffin. IFoodland Community News ----- -------------------- Perianal Paragraphs Bunday nt the home of Mr. and Mra. C. E. Ffwcctt, Sr., of Benton Harbor In company with Mr. and Charles'of oak Park.* 111. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson and son Harlan of Niles and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Neff of Elkhart. Ind. .spent the weekend with Mrs. a. F. Klopfenstein, Herbert Shartle and son Iferbert, Jr. Mr and Mr* LcRoy Perkins were 9 Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mn. David Smith. Sr., of Mr. and Mr*. Lee Lehman of Woodbury visited Rev. and Mra. Pay C. Wing on'Monday. Harry Williams visited Mn. Harry William* and son Bobby of Flint last Mr. and Mr*. Ed Tostevan of Lan­ sing were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. U J. Vincent and family. Mrs. Fannie Hunt of Etut Lansing, wito haa been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Vincent, for the pa»t five week* re­ turned to Iter, hnnu* with Mr. and Mr*. Toatevan. Mr*. Toalevan Is a •liter of Mr*. Vincent. MiJ.n Lorena Hilbert. Laboratory Technician in the office of Dr. M. A. Hoff* of lake Odesa. wa* stricken with an attack of acute appendicitis . last Thursday and was operated up­ on at Pennock hospital the same day. 8he is convalescing nicely. Her sister and husband. Dr. and Mr* Don Shomo and son of Coldwater spent the weekend with her mother. Mra. Lawrence Hilbert and Hlen and visited Lorena In Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and non Morgan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hough of Hart­ ford. Mr. and Mrs. George Schaibly, yho have been living In the fur­ nished home of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. • Hilbert while they were in Arizona moved last week Into tlie Schaibiy house on West Broadway recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kitson. Mrs. Lawrence Paul visited her sister. Mrs Cha*. Rowladcr of Grand Rapid* a few day* last week. Rev. nnd Mrs. H. V. Townsend nnd children. Mary and Francis, at­ tended church Sunday morning al Assyria Center where Rev. Town­ send used to attend while teaching school nt the Center thirty year* uro. They then spent the rest of the day at Potawatomi Inn. Pokitgon Park. Angola, Ind Thl* 1* a beautiful state park with n xoo. swimming, horseback riding and many other' sports nnd attractions. Mliw Fem Wliecler and the two children. Mary und David, An­ nis of whom she has charge, of Grand Rapid.*, vigiled Mr. and Mr*. Roy Rowladcr and Mrs. Jeasla Hal­ ton Saturday afternoon. MIm Joan Leffler spent the week­ end with Miss JoAnne Finnle of Haatlnga. MU* Clara Blocher relumed to the home of Miss Carrie Q rozi ng er Sunday after several weeks' ab­ sence following an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Anna Kahler and son Dorr and Mb* Ruth Scud­ der called on her at her home here Sunday* afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Peter* of Chi­ cago were overnight guests of Mrs. Glenn England and Marjory . last Wednesday enroute to New York. Rev. E. B. Griffin attended the Denominational meeting of lhe U. B. church at Adrian beginning last Thursday. MIm Myrtle Wilson of Hastings spent the weekend with Mra. Griffin. Mrs. Sam Schuler of northwest Woodland and Miss Esther Schuler of Tucson, Arizona. Mrs S. A. Holmes, recently of Lo* Angeles, Calif.. Mr*. Floyd Joiinson of Lan­ sing and Pvt. Carl Wachter of a southern camp were callers at tlie Roy Rowladcr home Sunday after­ noon. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lake.' Mr*. O. E. Benner. MIm Eleanor Benner and Mn. Karl Faui attended the dinner and program honoring Mn. Georgiana Bauer at Hasting* last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flnefrock attended the funeral of a cousin of Mr. Flnefrock. Mrs. Ora Miller at Bradford, Ohio, last week. They were i gone Thursday and Friday. Mr. nnd Mra. Floyd Duncan of near "Ypsilanti, and Mn. Carolyn Duncan of Milwaukee. Wis.< were Sunday dinner guests at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher. Don Duncan of Orand Rapids spent the weekend with snron. xMr*. E. B. Griffin and Mrs. Jerry Fisher attended n meeting of the Kilpatrick U. B. Missionary society al the home of Mr. and Mr*. Carl Lehman of Bellevue Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith (Mary Dllltnbeck) of Vermontville are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son weighing 6'v poundJ at Pennock hospital Monday, May Church Announcements hnta 31k ValM fra Mixing Bowl w | (jc School Notes BUTTER 2 - 79c 59C J LOAF CHEESE COTTAGE CHEESE nf lu member*. Miss Mary Town­ send. by asking her father, the Rev. Harley V. Townsend, former pastor: of the South Brethren church to, give the Baccalaureate addjrss at 8:00 o'clock Sunday evening in the school auditorium. Wednesday and Thursday of thi* week will scc the completion of most of the senior exams and Friday the boys and girls will com­ pete In the track meet at'Hasting* ■ Next Monday will be the last As­ sembly program when letter* and medals for basketball, baseball, track nnd iKhooT activities will be given out. TlMi-r Commencement exercise* will be held on Thursday evening, Mny 24 nt 8:30 o'clock In the audi­ torium. The annual alumni banquet will be held Memorial day evening. May 30 in the high school. Mr*. Harold Yerty of HasUng* is the president Don Duncan of Grand Rapids of the das* of IMO will give lhe wel­ come with response by Bruce Eck­ ardt. a senior. The class of 1M2 has chosen as it* Motto "Finished—Yet Begin­ ning". lhe ro*e a* its class flower and Old Rose and Gold for Its Kilpatrick । ners called on the former's sister. 10:30 A- M. Sunday school. Ev- Mis* Mertle Steward Friday. ery one come to Sunday, school and' Mr*. Jennie Steward. Mr*. Milan meet a proud Sunday school super-1 Foltz and Mrs. John Steward of intendent. Why? Because a little Sunfield and Mrs. Glen Smith and Douglas urmi. William came -to u„live -.<•>. with dBUfhters of Ionia called on Ml** m--------him and has joined the Cradle Mertle Steward Sunday afternoon. Roll. BRANCH DISTRICT • 11:30 A. M. Morning worship. Mr. and Mrs. Earl French and 3:00 te 5.00 P. M. Christian En­ deavor Leadenhlp Training Class Ml** Allee laubaugh ot Grand Rap­ course. ids visited their parent*. Mr, and Mra. Chas. Laubaugh Sunday. Woman'* Study Club Hold* May Mr. nnd Mra Wendell Potter and Meeting family nf Assyria were Sunday cull­ The Woodland Woman's Study er* of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norclub met nt ' the MihooUmu.se on Tuesday evening. Mny 12. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton at­ The president. Mr*. Mary Perkin* tended a funeral at Marshall Sunwho recently returned from Char­ leston, S. C.. presided. After lhe Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton nnd business meeting a very Interesting children of Vermontville, visited procram was presented. A musical this neighborhood. Saturday evening reading "The Brnt" wm given by Two music critics were arguing Mn. Erma Tyler. A review of the book. “The Key* of the Kingdom" over whether Beethoven or Wagner was moat ably given by Mrs. Alice Griffin. Mrs Dorrit Hsuer read "Why do you prefer Wagner?" lhe poem. "Apathy", from the April asked one. Laue of the Club Woman This 'Because he com|xae« about the poem wa* Inspired by the stirring only kind of music one can hear address deUvered by Mn. Jolin L.____ above____ the conversation." answered Whlehunt, president of the Gen-1 the other. Home Ec Girls Entertain Mothers The Home Ec girls entertained their mothers at the annual ban­ quet last Thursday evening. Ruth nnd Mary Lake and Joanne and Barbara Hershberger sang, accomKmicd by Leona Helse during the oner and program. Ellen Hilbert president of the club introduced Barbara Bailey as teasUnisiress. Virginia Varney gave the welcome Guy. A short skit was given by Mary Townsend and Ruth Flanigan. A one act play "Planning the Husband's banquet" followed with roles taken by Iris Guy. Leola Henney. Joan Leffler. Doris Bates. Margerie Kussmaul and Eleanor Benner. About fifty members and moth­ ers were seated al the banquet tables which were daintily decor­ ated with miniature maypoles with streamers to each plate and place er'« place. Mrs. Dori* Holly te lhe Home Ec teacher and credit for the delicious dinner, lovely appoint­ ments and delightful program should be given to her. Fifth Grade Mr*. Arlte Spindler, teacher We made woven reed baskets and covered booklet* for our Mother's Day gift*. Our stamp sale last week wa* We thank those who brought us the Luna and the Sphinx moths for our Natural Science study. We appreciate very much the presentation to lhe room of a group and children and Dr. L H Brumm of sheiks collected by Phyllis Green were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erble Zemke of'Vermontville. This when on her trip to Florida last winter. was in celebration of the May birth­ day* In the family. Cemetery Ctean-l'p Day. Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Flessner and May 21 sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Will Flcssncr of Lansing. years the Township board has de­ Mr. and Mrs. Herald Classic and signated .Thursday. May 21 a* Clean children visited Jahn Hunt of 6c- Up day for the Woodland Memorial liowa who is ill with pneumonia on Park. They are asking everyone in­ Sunday. terested In making the cemetery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockford more beautiful to help trim the gras* from around the headstones. Doreen Clary' of Hastings. Arrangements are being made to Mr. and Mrs. Merle. Ralrigh and serve Iwt coffee at the grounds with family spent Sunday with Rev. and a poUuck dinner. Mn. Cha*. Tombaugh of Campbell. Mra. H 8: Pleasner spent Wed­ Local SoflbalTLeague is Organised nesday with her sister Mrs. A. G. A group of softball enthushut* Stanka and Wednesday evening her met at the Town Hall Monday eve­ sister and husband. Mr and Mi's. ning and organised lhe Woodland Chas Hanns of Sunfield were gue»ts> Softball league iui for me the 1943 dcoduii season.. at the Header home here. | Officer* were elected m fqUowa: DON’T Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ NOW that it is your patriotic duty-a* well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand— Open Formula Feeds Open formula feeda were originated by tha Fann Bureau a* a farmers’ organisation. Content! of closed formula feeda had to be guessed at. Fa rm era' feeda are open formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because: 1 They enable the farmer to check on the-balance between animal and vegetable proteuu (in poul­ try and hog feeda). 2 When made by a reputable maaufacturer interested in HIS welfare he kaowa juet WHAT he ia paying for. e The farmer can get an idea of the * dollar value of the ration. 4 He can consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. Try to find thooo advantage in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau M1LKMAKKHS ■ MKRMA811K8 - I’ORKMAKER8 have no superiors. Ask ua for open formula booklets on our feada. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS. MICH. TILirHONE 211* H. CHUBCH ST. a. 29c CREAM CHEESE .......,________________ _ _____ f Cl.b EVAPORATED MILK 4 ± 30c Help tha Farw I Uu Mare Oalr» FrUecU I BREAD 3^. 25c IROtER'i CLOCK - TMIROR - ENRICHED ANGEL FOOD CAKE 39c JELLY ROLL — 13c POUND CAKE JUMBO «ach 1 5C LOAF CAKE oEt 15c Plain. Sugaxad. Cinnamon - Cello Pkg. DONUTS daxon 10c TENDERAY SIRLOIN STEAK 35c lb. TENDERAY ROUND STEAK 37c TENDERAY CHUCK ROAST 29c TENDERAY RIB ROAST standing - 28c TENDERAY PORTERHOUSE stuk * 38c ib. 14c TENDERAY BOILING BEEF Mo. 1 Quality LEON* SAUSAGE »- 23c FRESH BROILERS ■k FIGS FEET 31c Sc u. 17c PORK LIVERS VEIN-X SNIHMF YELLOW FIKE a 15c BLUE FIKE 2 »- 27l iAUERKKAUT 3 »- 10* 25a 25c 21c DAT CU1XD PIECE BACON SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS Mo l QUAUTT ■a. 1 QUALITY RING BOLOGNA PURE LARD STRAWBERRIES SALMON IM TENDER JUNE PEAS REFINED CHOICE ALASKA 1 Fluey— Ripe QUART BOX COMBINATION OFFRD17c v»lu. for an-K Cicurt Titty lv> mC 1 U. Cmtry CM W« Crickcn AY Naw White MAXWELL HOUSE coffee 32c GREEN DUNS POTATOES 10-43c HILLS BROS. COFFEE 32c DEL MAIZ NIDLETE 5c 5c CUCUMBERS CELERY ONIONS 4-19c RHUBARB SPINACH 2 "»• 5c “ 5c SFOTUGHT COFFEE ik ». 21c GOLDEN BANTAM MM SODA CRACKERS 2 PRESERVES 2 ORANGE JEICE t 27c 32c ARMOUR'S TREET HORMEL’S SRAM CORNER BEEF -wm 5 DARK SYRUP PEANUT BlintR SALAI IREMIM 30c OXYUOL *■ IINSO SWEETMTATBES5 lbs. 19c ROOT BEER B&S.25C CIGARETTES »i.35 Carte* $1.19 BROOMS tRAPEFRVIT JOICE 24e h. 10c FENN-RAD "Sk°" a TOMATO JOICE oa. 33c 2 SE 15c FLOUR ■». 99c COLD MEDAL FLOUR ‘12." *111 PILLSBURY'S FLOUR *1.09 69c CRISCO OS SPRY 3 KROCO VUTTULK NIMTIMNI 3 6Sc PANCAKE FLOUR 5 I 2 t GRANULATES IBAN "ST STARTINTMAn EGG HASH 1»* (AIRY FIW *8? 6*«b 33C AMEBICAM WOMAN! Country Club Enriched ~ 31^1 TOMATOES TOMATOES - 15c HOTHOUSE TOMATOES lb. S3c ORANGES-19c *£S CHASE * SANBORN Tg^Sc WHEATIES Cn>m CUh CORN FLAKES California Valencia *.•— COOK BOOK iKROGE “ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THfKSDAY. MAT II. 1M1 AIM c,U.r. ol Mnjieil and Irtod ol O>«M lupld.’ Mr. and Mr.. Oct,. NcUon. ■»= Claud Venn and dau,hj„ o[ICABLTON CVNTVR <v— ’oLAS« CBznt were Sunday Mr. and Mra. O. Scott and baby.ia. I Dell Godfrey. sunaay afternoon aitemoon guest* guests of or Mr. and ana Mra. mix. Earl tan FUx ru* and Ted of Carlton Tlrp. were recent callers of. Jack herding had the mtefor------------------.. .h. . v, ...’tune to break, rib Friday. iPhyDl. Jmn and Mra. Talmage *’= . Mr and Mra. Colver and family of------------------------------Mr Mr’ Charles ^_„a.... Overholt and ._..u South Bowne spent---Sunday at the I 1 h*rf WM " surprise birthday Lansing were weekend guesta at Ray ! Naah’vllla have purchased lhe Dr.lf«nlly. tulip festival in Holland. V t v A h LtTn p “ r,y for Mable Norton Saturday I Erway s. callera there Sunday to ‘ ••• Wedel home. They moved In Mon-1 Mr. and Mr*. L. C. Whitney and1 Mra. Mary Dodge l* spending the l .nd funm. nf wAta ' nl<hl Thoie from Free P ort »« re *ee the new baby were. Mrs. Robert KL~aKr aoT day. ' children of KJrand Ledge were Sat- week with Mr. and Mra. Harry Fish, y W U^'Porr**lPr‘ecandwUnaK,d<ler Mr McGtoeklta and children of Ha*- M,«" "'frfamily of Grand Rapids were Bun­ Mr. and Mra. Will Blough were urday dinner guesU of Mr*. Elnora and family of Middleville. MiJuivtan Rnehtar nf rta>rin<t»'tnd Mr*- R*'Ph Norton and children Ungs; Mra. Nellie Foreman. Mr*. TvaJar*. t. te e*M day guests of Mr. and Mra J. D. Bunday dinner guesta of Mr. and, Whitney and Gaylord. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nash and son of arand »*pld*. Mr. and Mr* Or-; Forrest Haven*. Mr. and Mra. Fzed iu»... ta- l Mrv Jay Blough and family of IrvMr. and Mrs. Gary Studt of Lake Jackie of Lowell were Sunday aft-, ^nid! wiUi°th^ *UW Bruce' Mr- and Mre Andrew , oils; Mr*. 8. Gusmendo of Kalama- k'L’in’&Ik ’ Mra. WUllam Hutchens returned ing. Odessa called on Mr. and Mra.,emnon guests of Mr. and Mrs, Sc- Rapids spent Sunday with their •jsooo Ur d M George Tag- zoo Ira? fate*. •»» WUUs Thompson of near Allo and I Oeorge Buslance and family Sun-i mlah Seese home Saturday after a month's visit ■parents. Mr. and Mra Forrest Bueh- (gart df Hastings. Mr. and Mr*., Mr. and Mra. Robert McGlocklln ’ <i*r» •< M.aieitei «'■ ao.oa in Flint and Lansing. During her Lois Reed of Lake Odessa were SunMrs. Gertrude Russell visited her Mr and Mn Wmlee Rosier and •Mc,le ®°yer' Mr IU’d MrK Bnd c,uWr«1 and A,va McGIocklln n^Tif n<‘<r TGe'*-’- 5 abaence. she attended the funeral of day evening supper guesta of Mrf Pvt. Keith Baas of Cong) Living- children ut Carlton Center Bunday i a .wilt!?n’f^riteAn nard Fakon*r- from Wwkt Hasting*, of Hosting* were Sunday visitor* y.rnM.. yr Charles Campbell in Texas. ■nd Mrs. Frank' Thompson and stall. La , was a Thursday evening afternoon. daughter. Gwendolyn, Gwendolyn, of A Allegan llp«»n , Mr “nnrt Mfg Ur. _ Albert \ibert Barry> Barrv Mr_ and M Porrwt Havens. | i supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen ■ pau| xtcad Is confined at home were Sunday dinner guvsts of Fred Decker from East Carl• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton and Dennie. Mra Roy Erway spent a part of । family spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Llnnle Kline and Mrs. Cora | Fish and family. wUh mump6. and Mrs Leon Howk and Percy Mr l4<e coiim Hastings end tlie past week in Muskegon getting I Vanderlip of Alto did paper hanging. Mra. Jennie Miller of South Bend. Mr and Mra. William Tinkler and Roa&er. Afternoon callers were Mr.'Mr‘ and Mra Ot-r~ Ktur west acquainted with the new son bom for Mra. Julia Godfrey last week. ' Ind., and Mr. and Mra. Dan Postma baby of Hastings were Sunday und Mrs- Alton Warner of St. ' "Vi. Mrs -------------------------------Morris Overholt oflahd Phyllis Ann called on Mr. and Bguests of — Mr. .and Mrs. Earl Ever-; Johns. Janet and Linda Lou Tlscher were Mr. and Mn. Ivan Roush made a< Mr. »—and ------------!-------------------------------------------------------u«v» «. —.Haven. — Arthur Overholt. ............ „.j। ._ ................................... Rtv. ,nd u„. E>m „ u,,, „. igue»iamgrra»iineU»irK:vMM«i- hu been named Parker Keith. business trip to loosing Monday ; Grand Mrs Mrs.................... Glrt»n Allen and family .. of ,•OI1 and— family. . ... __ _ n ____ th, rtUtriet mwtlna of u . . . " . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Geiger of near , Dril Eldridge, and MLm Ully Over-1 Parmelee Sunday afternoon. William Bassett and Henry Rows attended the district meeting °F tee Rally held in Lake Odessa, ' 1 1 ........ yrMr. and Sin. Methodist ministers In Grand Rap-'^,• Jot Hastings called on George Bassett Saturday afternoon ld* M°nd*yI y,. anii Mrs. Arthur Yarger ac-, Mr. and Mrs 8. Ousmendo and KJ,'h ..4 is. Carried. Mbs Dorothy Van Patten of Kai.rd,.rr®I” Koy ! companied Mr. and Mra. Cleon Lan- Elisabeth Slusher of Kalamazoo; HaeilM*. Mi»bi*s> amnzoo spent Sunday with her par- >’c “ attending a military school in don to LaIuln< gaturdav. spent lhe weekend al Fred, Olis. ■ i ents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarene* Van a western State. j Mist Genevieve Pease from South Mrs Sara Erway spent the week- ><•»«•*•>• Hastings, spent the weekend with end with lhe Dick Rose* at their : Mr and Mrs Albert Sliellenbarger Alumni Banquet Miss Myrtle Norton. Gun lake cottage and is spending 1.^'* 1 of Woodland were Saturday evening The Freeport high school alumni Mr. and Mra. Ruel Root and the week In Hastings. ; ----- —“ gut sis of Mr. and Mn. Frank ....... ...... Hynes, banquet will be held at the Method-1 son-in-law. of Coopersville w<"-r Mr. and Mra. Chas. Whittemore Mrs Don Karcher was in Has-, IM S^urch basement Friday-evening KlUiday bumU of Mr. and Mr*. Otis called on lhe Robert Shricker* at ting* on business Saturday. ™ this week. A rnytslcat program will Root gnd Landon Richland Ichland Friday. Friday. ,1 Mrs Minnie Davis spent Sunday »e featured. AH former students caUe(I al <he holnf., of Mr. and Mra Mr. and Mra. —.. Whittemore1; Mra I. Russell at her farm home near Alto. und teachers ot Freeport ore invited .1 Arthur -Yargrr and- -. .. ... Mr. and- Mrs.■1 ’ Mr. and Mrs Ivan Roush and • I Cleon Landon during the day. of Arthur Bennett in Hastings Fri’.ii*il te add»4 CHURCH NEWS Tommy Vander Male. Mr nnd Mr* 1 j Mr. and Mrs Merle Faulcy and day evening. Freeport Methodist Church Otto Kunde and Kutheryn Kunde j | daughter of CHrkavllIe Were weekTO DO TOUD TtllfHONIHG Dvricw Everett m. M. uu»c, Love, punuJl pastor spent Sunday- at tlie tulip festival tn ■. lend guesta of Mr and Mra Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Erway Sunday. Cm-nto. Morning worship—11.00. I. W. R»W1 Holland Marlow. Mr. and Mrs Elton Marlow Mr nnd Mrs Allen Full and Mrs. II Sunday school—12:00 ■nd sons of Grand Rapids were | COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Mrthodhl Church there Sunday. Mary Dodge were Grand Rapids Carl tun Center. ----I c-. ----*• — pastor visitor* Saturday. I Everett M. Love. 1 Mr and Mra. Jesse Altoft of Has­ 1:00. MIm Fern Wheeler of Grand RapMorning worship— 10:C tings were Sunday dinner guests of Ids was a Saturday evening caller of; Sunday school—II 00. Mr and Mrs. Colonel Yarger. Mrs. Leon Howk. The pot luck supper, celebrating! I'nitcd Brethren Circuit Mr and Mrs Keith Durkee nnd Telephone lines—especially the finish of the scliool year, was family of Woodhind visited Mr. nnd held Thursday night A large at... — ----------------those handling interstate Long Dis- ' Sunday school—10 JO. Mrs. Adam Endres, Sunday. In lhe tendance enjoyed lhe bountiful sup- ' ,r*a *’I tance calls—are busier than ever be­ : afternoon they went to New Salem I ner. und ull happy to have with us. I (' *"f * to the cemetery where Mr. Endre*'! Christian Kndeavc Endcavorr-7;00. Mr nnd Mrs. Elmer Mathews Mra | toli«»i«g ■«••■! fore, with Armed Forces and War father, mother and former wife are I Preaching—8:00 . Mathews Is to be our teacher next; Industry depending on the tele­ burled and also called on friends!, Prayer meeting al lhe church1 «■«. Wr ..Hi 10 lhaiik Mr.. * J-;'-T.’.’11' ■ Thursday evening. ; there. phone to direct troop movement* Biumm. who did a fine Job subatltut-i Ht.tinf. fu»»rr. ■<!<. I Pleasant Valley ■ Mrs Maude Rogers and MarPreaching—10:00. and speed production. . giwritewcre Sunday dinner guesta of Sunday school—11:00. That’s why we ask you to do your Mrs. Nellie Smith and family and Mrs. Albert Barry gave a birthday ‘ oed flos~~———Christian Endeavor—8:00. Mrs Jennie casaday ot Hastings.: .*,'**LG'""""" telephoning during the "V" hours, The annual.graduation exercise* dinner Sunday honoring her son., p The latter returned home with them. Mark, and her friend. Mrs Harold mibMaZwii; between the peaks. Peak periods, Mrs. Frank Hynes. Mra Corn Wai-',will be held In the Methodist church, Norton. Others present were Mr. with. Mutual ton. nnd Mra. Ford Stowell of Thursday evening al 8:00. when lines are most congested, are and Mrs Ralph Norton, of Grand *«*•<£ —•••■ wndhmil .I,opp.nl SCHOOL NtW, , Rapids, ■ rowphluH. and Mr. and Mra Harold! w <>T*.ra4dra. from 10 to 11:10 A.M and 2 to 4 P.M. nnd Friday. I Norton — - family. Mark returned xhaifara —... nruarv.' »um>ii»« Material shortages will not permit Leon Howk an<t Perry Rosser left. *hre* rreeport Teaehen Leaving 1 wl|h lh- Nortons to spend this week ’ Monday for northern Michigan Mr. Elliott SJoberg. Mra. Louise, at their home. . <; us to increase facilities as we should where they went trout fishing for a Bearae. and Miss Beatrice Nolan will. Gerald Tischer sold hl* Doodle l’««»r like to, so we must conserve what we ‘.leave Freeport highschool after this Bug" to Leslie Hawthorne of Has- t*. „ ’ |B.' B-CwmSl’m Mr. and Mr*. George Woldring school term which end* Friday. May tings. and son Kenneth and Miss Julia , 22. Mr. SJoberg. who has been withWord has Just been received of • ’ •'»'• *»'• Wro.—■■ Take advantage of the "V” hours Nylon of Holland. Mr nnd Mrs us tlie iiast two year*, does not know the marriage of Doris Ciemm for your telephoning. You will get Peter Marren nnd Nancy Jane of definitely where he will go but plan* Wayne Truedlll of Muir. The cere- k i.iir Greenville. Mr. und Mrs. L A. Se­ to be in the armed force* before mony was performed in February. « liraawm. tetae---------faster, more satisfactory service, and J/""' 'Xrr ger of Grand Rapids, und Mrs. next fall. Mra. Beape, who ho> Congratulations you’// help ipeed lhe metiagei that ’Nancy Deming, local, culled on Mr. been teaching English lhe past year.' Gertrude Russell of-Freeport spent <> knirk.rbwker. i.i«r ipeed Victory. land Mr*. Allen Fish and family andI ts planning a trip to Mass, for u Sunday with her mother-in-law and " Ubw -----F. E. Deming. Sunday, in lumor of two weeks' visit and then return to father-in-law and two children. w u*."."i '"~Tt the latter's 88th birthday which was, her home In Quincy. MIm Nolan. Molly and Judy, who make their it isUr — MICHIGAN BELL the Intermediate room.' : Monday. May 18. t1 who - tenches --------------------------------— -... home with their grandparents. ... •j'T” -.... „ ... 0rp!er 1, ’Istar . Mr nnd Mrs. Fred Durkee ot. -1.1 will .spend -u. the summer In Chicago Tlie fformer L. A s 8 mM met at the J j aXioia. ( later aMnM . TELEPHONE COMPANY iWoodland were Sunday dinner We will mtes them from our achool' home ot Mra. Walter Cuibert Thurs- »'■ 1—rhwwed. teUe | guesta of Mr. and Mra- Richurd Dur- »nd from our community | day for a business meeting, election i J* ’A"*'!kce. : We have been reviewing for our of officers and to change the club " t"tee . Mrs. George ....CTU.M ...... Howard V, of Allo nu.tu culled -examination*. ........ ............................ which are being given u,Cl over III Into KJ I(ir the new new W. n.o. 8. V. C. <3 8 WIIH.ll which ........ H. Xeetel. . loter — ■ ... on Mr. and Mr* Clarence Benedict o» Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs-'means Womens Society of Christian’»»”«“’*»»• | Tuesday afternoon. j day of this week. | Service. The newly elected ofllceral, Mr nnd Mrs. Manley Shennan Last Thursday the Glee Club and i are: President. Mrs. Evan Fuller: .4 ord.,, drawn LulUiM drl.rw.y* land family und Mrs Bertha Sher- I Library Club girl* enjoyed a pot luck Vice Pre*., Mra. Mina Elliott; Sec,'1' “■}£• Iman »pent the Weekend with Mr.|“upper: followed by game* and Mrs. Fred Henney; Treas. Mra. land Mra. A. L. Davis and son ot music. A number of 7th and 8th Lawrence Farrell: Social Leader, sir. Lowry M»hr Taiepiaae Colli Brief 'Merritt. The latter remained for the, trade girls attended. Mra. Love: Devotional Leader. Mra '*»•••"’» "< f'"« week. । Our High school picnic will be Myrtle Schupp. — JLt jalr. * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunn. Har- held at the track meet, provided that] Sunday callers al the home of Mr a. H v»nTH old and Dorothy, spent Sunday aft- *e **n the next ball game with and Mra. GeorgeLydy, were Mr. and .ernoon wllh Mr nnd Mrs Max Nashville on May 22. Ifwe lose. we|Mr*. Ben Falconer. Mr. and Mrs 1'*. eity y" H. I Kayser and family of Caledonia. I *hall iiave our picnic at Grand Frank DeOroole and children, and prra»ni»4 • Mra. Arthur Beeman and friend Ledge. i Mr. and Mr*. Guy Bauer of Has1 '** of Hastings were Tuesday afternoon: Biology projects have been handed tings, / ; 'unV.d by k»i. guesta of Mra. Gerhardt Kunde. .ln and graded , Robert Henney and three other '*•« •“» f The Townsend Club will meet In I Thia is the Sophomore class College boys from M. 8. C. were te , the Cool Building Friday evening• si<nlnS °n un,ll next fall, when we Sunday supper guesta of his par- ( ..mmiuw for i with a pot luck supper at 7:30. islinl* B*l be Juniors, we hope ; ents.*Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney. „ Evreyone te Invited. I The annual Baccalaureate exerGary and Shannon Lydy spent the i*. y Mr*. Bessie Fox Is working in ctaea were held Sunday evening at weekend with their grandparents, and other* for I Detroit lhe United Brethren church. Rev .Mr. and Mra. Scott Lydy. I*!? OBDKB FOB FtTBUCATIOB Stole ot Miehieen. the Pr« | Mr. and Mra. Ray Neeb ahd fam- Olmstead led the people in singing; ----------------- ■*♦ Carried. for tha Oowoly of Harry. L “S3 Ily of Vicksburg. Mr. and Mrs. Merle W”1 ln prayer Rev Love gave tlie SOUTH T1IORNAPPLE Prot.l. Offl.o In the City'at Hulioyi Neeb nnd Meria of Hastings, and S«ntor* Jome good .advice. The; Mr. and• •• ------- Johnson of Mn James As I am going to move to Florida I will dispose of my extra furniture ot Public —......... . ••• fI ouni. —— ------------ ----------------- niuuuga passru ouiiuay *1111 IIKU noun r»i», family of Catlton Twp. were Sunday! «°nned a double line which the Sen- slJter Mrs. Hattie Johnson. i. J" *” Auction at 320 North Broadway on dinner guesta ot Mr. and Mrs marched through single file. Mylo sh>w u enlarging and im-1 M.v»d" y itr.nrk , Neeb. I Mr*. Stuart playing the processional, proving his milk house at the Bluest*' r»q»*»t of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stowell of Seniae* New. | Ribbon dairy. '7 “i Woodland were Sunday dinner gurats „. . ' R^knr' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hendrix ac- „ ai me nwmuers oi me r>enior „ of Mr and Mrs. Frank Hynes They; 1 - members of lhe Senior rziiitnant<>a ,lv Run. 1 Moved hr Hke.el ■ ; Class, wish to tlumk the merchants HMtend ' called on friends In Lowell and for their kindness shown to us dur- d“?._ t. d y.. .g 2he_ U^11^ . ' Saranac In the (ifternoon Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coenen and i.rovaaeat STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK E.W.T., I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bush of Has­ ing litis |gut jear. Tlie Journalism class have com­ two children of Flint came Friday *’4 ’JP*", tings called on Mr. and Mr* Frank Un Burgess nnd family Saturday pleted tlie paper, and distributed it ents, Mr. and Mrs James OUiver that th* Tuesday. evening. As this class is about to graduate, and famllv. also with her brother £• Mra. Arthur Hath of Lansing spent rife"’**' te Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Perry we wish to express our gratitude to liver. our parents, friends, and the facul­ Preston. ty for helping lhe class of 1IH2 to Mr. and Mra. William Yule of Round dining table 6 chain companted by Mr and Mra. Ralph Han Singer sewing mochine with attach­ tnnkc this fine trip around Lake C»rrl»4. Grand Rapids visited their grand­ Marlow of Grand Rapids left Thurs- •“ 11 2 drop leaf table* Oak bookcase ments Extension pipe mother. Mrs Della Yule frem Wed­ Michigan. We shall come back eager day afternoon lo drive 180 miles Uwk* to tell you all about it. nesday until Friday. rill. P«*I4 Sectional bookcase 2 library tables Parmak battery fense control The decision has been mode con­ beyond the Stralta to Bark lake to artha Nelson Hinckley has sold his visit his son. ' * v cerning the essay on "Unity for Walnut vanity dreiser and bureau house to Mr. and Mn. Charles Electric iron The Gates school will be out this „ 2 gas heaters Victory' ' written in our school. The Asplnall of Hastings. prise was given to Marion week wllh a picnic Saturday, May hrmOak chiffonier Commodes Davenport and stand Electric lamp Mr and Mrs George Karcher and first OkDU FOB POBUOATIOM Roush, second to^K Bracndle. and family. Ed Taylor, toes), and Mr Max Janace and family are mov­ Several stands Marble top table Clothes rack third to Floyd Slahi~Thc prizes will Wringer and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Plainwell be awarded ut the graduation exer­ ing away and Mr. Bowen and fam­ were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Several rockers 10 odd chain Copper boiler Pratelo Qfflr, Wash tubs ily of Dutton are moving here and cises. and the easays published in Carried. and Mrs Henry Karcher. will occupy one of lhe tenant houses the Freeport News — 3 piece opk rocker set with leather Ironing board H. B. electric sweeper Mr. and Mra. Elmer Hull and chil­ of Mylo Shaw and will assist with CLAY HILLS ’ * ’ dren of Saranac were Thursday aft ­ the work at the Blue Ribbon dairy. cushion* Iron bed* Gas stove Lawnmower ernoon callera at the Fry and! Several from Clay Hills attended Prank Barnum of Lowell came Tluxnpscn home Davenport bed and mattress New scythe Loading truck lhe funeral of Mrs Grover Cline Sunday to vteit hte sister Mrs. Otis Mr. and Mrs. frank Walton. Mrs. at Parmalee, Thursday. We ex­ Scott. also his brother Perry Bar­ Set new spring* Reed baby cab 1-6 h. p. electric motor Bernice Clo-von and Nancy Lee were tend ou[ sympathy to the bereaved num. Sunday dinner guesta al the home ones ' Edd Lewis of Middleville was 2 wood bods, spring* and mattresses Fruit cans 2 dos. milk bottles of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potts called drawing gravel recently for the ce­ Antique oak sideboard family of South Bowne In honor of on Mrs, Lenna Johnson of Bowne. ment foundation to the annex of 2 bottle carriers Washboard Deloros Walton's birthday. the milk house. Friday afternoon. 2 laundry stoves Walnut what not Folding screen with hinges Mr. and Mrs. George Hooper and Mr. and Mra. Buel Bisson of Free­ Mrs. Julia Godfrey visited Dr J. W. port called on their daughter. Mra. Heating stove Milk safe Medicine cabinet Bedding Rigter ink and Helm and called on Verdun Covill and family Satur­ sisters and Arthur Miller of Assyria LiXiteg .... 2 burner Kerosene stove Table linen Mr. and Mrs. Chester Supernau of daywere callers Sunday of Mra. oils I uLrsry — •00 00 Grand .Rapids Sunday. >,*00 00 and Floyd Leclear who works1’" k------Mrs John Lukso and two daugh- Scott ------- --------------------9*12 rug 2 dressers Dishes and cooking utensils .. I Mr. and Mra. Floyd Burkey and lets spent Sunday In Grand Rapids1 Mra Scott's farm, Ir| family of Hastings were Sunday with relative* I *•— ”------" Ice refrigerator Some carpenter tools callers of Mr. and Mra. Franklin Mr. and Mra. Leon Potts were Garden tools, numerous other articles Burgess and family. Sunday dinner guests at Chas. Skin­ tomato and other plants. Mr and Mrs. H. H Barnum and ners. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Skinner - Mn. Bert Williams of Middleville uk. Dick and Roy Liebphardt ot were afternoon callers. jia-wd Friday here with Iter daugh­ Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner Howard Colburn was in Lansing ter Mrs. P. Nichols and family. J* ">• Matter .( Ih. J! TERMS OF SALE: CASH day of sale, nothing to ba removed until settled for guests ot Mrs. Edna Miller. Please phone or send in your Monday on business. Albert Van Patten, who has been Mr. and Mn Guy McNee enter­ news items to the correspondent staying with his son Clarence Van tained at a birthday dinner. Sun­ Mrs Hattie Johnson ---------------- relied by Ueolloi ! Patten and family,, returned Sat­ day tn honor of their daughter Fem In a broadcast William L. Shtrer ."••« •' urday to Allegan very much 1m- Gamer and Howard Colburn. Other iy» "something la brewing in An- **4 foil" r«. proved In health. guests were-Neil DeRuyter of Grand OrW " SSomArv —nlrawtelnw Hl... Memory rtf of TH Thanksgiving din- BAM0O Committee. James Cool has been transferred Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Charles karn" । from Fort Custer to a southern Gibbs. . DEWEY RUD, Auctioneer C. M. HAMMOND, DON TAFFEE, Clerks । camp. I worked with patience, which Mrs. Forrest Buehler attended lhe funeral of Mra. Grover Cline at means almost power—E. B Brown­ I Parmelee Thursday afternoon. ing. ’ I I City FREEPORT - ’hours for CALLING! EK TE Cl 1 I AUCTION SALE LEGAL NOTICES SATURDAY, MAY 23,1942 the call met Upf con; lhe low< was thei lite pan the niuc pon hn< Wh« tile, lake side its I dry ahoi hud dan: by i ly o the rain mat the ran unk Bl SE cala Cen Orel Him Glee son. Belli HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE izr CLAYTON HINKLEY, Propr 3-fiQ I)lr< Sc Dire In Firs Vlct Pre* Slot Ct c. Ml ting: Jun< Hall the they ned. Sept erm ner Hast “ant Mtat caua Hall, chur � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-05-28.pdf ac205726bb4f31ee63b80bf89e087dff PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SIVINTH YEAR 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 28. 1942 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 te 8 N A SALUTE TO MICHIGAN AGRICULTURE AND INDUS Stale Products Are Pldying an Important Part in United States War Effo TENSE SITUATION AT CROOKED LAKE Questionnaires C. K. & S. AND THE NEAR-BY RESORT LAKES GAVE DELTON ITS START j/Worit questionnaires will be sent . ^/out in the near future, probably Legal Action The' Remedy early next week, by the County War IH Business Places Are Helped by Resort Trade, Village To Heal Hie Difficulty Board, according to Glenn Wolrlng. io neat rne wirricuiry chairman, to help locate available Has Schools of Unusual Excellence For Town of Its Sixe A tense situation has developed in farm workmen, to assist In placing the Crooked lake urea In Barry and available farm help not now em- i Prairieville townships which should 'ployed and to locate men who have When I first saw rthe place all i construction of ______________ the C. K it 8. and call for reasonable action by - the part time free from present lobs for' there wasto Delton wasFrankNor-! the resulting development ofCrook­ circuit court and the state depart- more farm work. Shortage in farm' wood's store, thedownstairsportion led and Wall as resortlakes. Kalamnil of conservation. help U likely to become more acute being u*cd for his stock andthe I maxoo people built a targe shore of At one time what are now called ox the war progresses. Mr. Wotrlng' upstairs for the family residence, the cottages al Crooked lake, while Up|>er and. Lower Crooked lakes said, and we can't depend on get-1 All there was to Indicate that a vll- Hastings resorters accounted for constituted one targe body of water, ting help from the outside—We've. lage might locate there some day ’ most of the cottages at Wall lake certain point In Prairieville got to depend mostly on what re- was that store and the roadbed of i Not long otter the town was platted sources wo can find or develop here the Kalamazoo. Hastings, Lowell i a roller mill was erected at Delton. ut home I" —* Northern Michigan --------R. ” - •favorable ---------------------------------I and R.. which All these conditions called । wak projected as a narrow gauge! for a town; the town arrived and lowered, after the land about it -----------------« a » —— — | line. After the grading had been I continues, although it has never was cleared, the township decided CTaTF EMrAIITt A nearly completed to Lowell, all work been incorporated. to put a road across nt this place. \ I A I r l k u on it ceased, no doubt because the' The plat for the village, as re­ It w>u < hlir arrninmodntlon tn ml. wwraew VM > depression, which began in 1873 and ■ corded in Die office of the register denis east of the lake, often saving continued for several years, made it1 of deeds, was filed by James R them long trips. When the water i Impossible to raise the money for । Bush and F. A. Blackman, on whose IU completion. In the meantime it farms' tlie townsite was located. The row part of It became u swamp The sj . T u ij a r • 1 ,iad become evident that a narrow business places are mostly built township put a two-foot tile under nor io mold A stole rair'Rau8e une could not be profitably fronting the north and south highthe highway, so os to equalise the In 1942. Boosts County Fair operated, because all freight would way through the town, now a part of water level In the upper and lower have to be unloaded at junction M-43. tt .., mazi That road ->•was constructed parts of that body of water. Usually State authorities have decided poinu. then reloaded onto standard ‘ ‘ ‘ long before Delton was an idea in the tile was not delivering any wa­ tlial the Detroit state fair will not gauge can. .which would add too, anyone's mind. But Delton is not ter. The upper part of the lake is a one-street town like Prairieville. be given this year, on account of much to the coat of transportation, Il was platted with cross streets, poratlon from It than from the larg­ the restricted use of automobiles^ I Jjdenl’tlie’road^would^1 buUt.’wd on some of which residences have er area and shallower places In the But the same authorities urge । nVKi to >ee his belief vindicated. . been erected. However, the builders larger part of the original lake, now. that county fairs function as usual i Delton owes its existence to Ute I (Continued on page 3, Sec. 2) referred to as "lower Crookpd lake." and be given full support. As evl-| Whenever water ran through the 1 tile, it was always from Upper j dence of this feeling they have tak- । STORES HERE TO BE OPEN cn the 835.000 which the state has: ‘lake. . THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND Upper Crooked lake has a con­ heretofore donated to the rtate fair, FRIDAY EVENING siderable number of cottages along and are dividing It among county i Its shores. In many recent and very Hastings stores will remain , dry seasons. the water would gel tractlons. open Thursday afternoon. May Our state would not urge county so low in Upper lake that the lake 28. and Friday evening, May 29, shores would recede and make It fairs, such as our own. to continue before Decoration Day. Satur­ It Will Be Carried Out At if not fully satisfied of their value. very unpleasant for reporters. day. May 30 Is Memorial Day Central Auditorium After Uie water level of Gun lake Tills goes to show that the wise and all stores will be closed. had been raised by constructing a thing for Barry county folks to do Hie program for Memorial Day, dam at the outlet (which was done this year Is to concentrate on our next Saturday. May 30, will be as by proper court action) it probab­ own Barry county fair; And It b follows: ly occurred to some individuals that worthy of that action. The W. R. C, Spanish War and The Increased Interest in agricul­ 1he level of Upper lake could be raised and maintained in a similar ture stimulated by county fairs World War veterans and their manner. They noticed that when makes them worth while. Of out­ ladles. Boy Scouts and Camp Fire the water was high in Upper lake it standing value b the encouragement, Girls will meet at the American ran out of the Uie under the road­ especially that of our own county Legion hall, at 8:45 o'clock and. Largest Airplane Factory In way into Lower lake. So these persons fair, to the work of 4-H clubs. The accompanied by the City band, will unknown to the writer, decided members of these clubs are the proceed to the .cemetery where the World Under One Roof future owners of homes and farms. graves of deceased soldiers of all (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) wars will be decorated with fiowIf Hitler. Hirohito, et al, could The stimulation given through ex­ see what this writer saw during a hibits by the members of the 4-H Following the service at the ceme­ clubs. In competing for prizes at visit to Ford's Willow Run Bomber our county fair, is valuable to them tery. al 10:00 o'clock the second line Plant Friday afternoon, they would of march will form al the same place and to the county. Our county fair has social values us the first and proceed- east to roll over on their respective "Axis" Michigan, north on Michigan Ave­ that ore well worth encouraging. nue to State street, west on State with groans of dismay. The fair brings together people to the monument, then south to the Willow Run is a symbol of the un­ Rev.- Conger Hathaway To from all parts of the county who Central school building, where the precedented achievements along the renew acquaintances, and reveal in­ program will be carried out as fol­ entire American "Industrial Front" Address Seniors dividual as well as community in­ lows: which mean but one thing to the Tlie Hastings High School Bac­ terest In the fair apd in each other. Opening song — "America the Axis dictators—DOOM! Finally, the Barry county fair is calaureate Service will be held in Only a little more than a year BeauUfuL" Central auditorium here on Sunday an InstUuUon carried on for the —I —*V>*. *** MV t***. 1 Invocation—Rev, L. W. Stone. a liemoon. May 31. commencing al benefit of the people of this county. Willow Run waa a flat expanse o( Allegiance to the Flag—Led by ground covered with woods and 4:00 o'clock will) Principal Edwin So, It should have their united and Ray Hewitt, member of the Boy scrub growth. TXxlay the largest best support. L. Taylor serving as chairman. We hope from now on to be able Scouts. Herewith Lt the program: airplane factory' in Uie world un­ Processional March. High School to give the public news Items con­ -Music—Two selections by the City der one roof rises above this former . Orchestra, Direction of Mr. Lewis cerning our next county fair which band. Address—By Major E. B. Junker- wasteland and four-motored. B-24 they will appreciate, for they will Hine. Consolidated bombers completely The Star-Spangled Banner. Fran­ benefit the public as well as the mann. an officer at Fort Custar, built and assembled within thia who is reported to be a fine speaker. cis Scott Key. Orchestra, chorus. The closing song will be "God mammoth Interior are filling the air Glee Club, choir and audience. above with their thunder. Bless America." Songs by tlie High School Chorus Benediction—by Rev. L W. Stone (a> "The Prayer Perfect”—Sten­ think about all of Uie thought and son. It 13 hoped and expected, that accurate, detailed planning, which <b» "God Be in My Head"—Grant there will be a large attendance at must have been required to create Schaeffer. Direction of Mr. Arthur Largest Croup Yet Called the 10 o'clock exercises in Central such a huge enterprise so quickly. Manufacture of parts for the BAuditorium. Songs by the Boys' Glee Club— 24 was underway less than seven <ai "Friend O"Mine"—Sanderson. Pursuant to instructions from months after the work of clearing • b> "Bless Us. o Lord"—Hamblen. general headquarters, proper recog­ (Continued on page 5. Bee. 1) In order to eliminate as much Direction Of Mr. Arthur Lower. nition will be given Uie fact that on confusion as possible in getting the Songs by the High School Choir— Thursday. June 4th. the largest parades under way Memorial Day (a» “Jesu. Priceless Treasure”— number of draftees yet selected will the following schedule has been ar­ Bach. leave Barry county. The selectees ranged. If you are going to march (bi "O Lord Most Holy"—Franck. will meet at the Legion Hall on in one or botlMprdes find the unit Direction of Mr. Arthur Lower. Church Street at 3:00 P. M. The with which yooiare to march and Invocation. Rev. L. Winston Stone High School band will accompany "fall In” at that place. First Methodist church. them to the Central Auditorium Pint parade forms at 8:45 and Baccalaureate address. ' On to where an appropriate program will leaves at 9:00 for the cemetery. Nat'l Rationing Board So Victory” Rev. Hathaway. First be conducted honoring the men to Section A will fall In on Center Instructs County Board be inducted into service. They will street between Jefferson and Church Presbyterian Church. Benediction. Rev. L. 1Winston then march with the band down streets. This section will be com­ Churches, clubs, social or fra­ Stone. ternal organizations which have Broadway and State Street to the posed of veterans only. Choral response—"Nowthe Day Bus Depot where chartered busses Section b forms on Church street been In the habit of giving socials is Over'—Barnaby. will await them to transport them between Center and Green streets or banquets or benefit dinners, will to the induction center at Kalama­ and will be composed of the City And It very difficult to continue that zoo, Michigan. The relatives and band and cars carrying the Wo­ practice for the duration of the war. The national sugar rationing friends of all the men. are Invited men's Relief Corps. Section C will form on Center St. board has ruled that "such organi­ to be present at the Central Audi­ between Church and Broadway and zations may not register as institu­ The regular meeting of the Has­ torium and are asked to be there will Include Veterans Auxiliary tional users of sugar, unless they tings C. of C will be held Monday. groups, sons of veterans. Boy Scouts maintain an establishment for the and Camp Fire Girls. regular preparation and service of CHANGE IN MANAGERSHIP Hall. Those same units will form for meaU. In order to qualify as such Merritt Bryant for the past three The program will be in charge of the second parade at the same an organization, It must urve AT Uie Bluegill Festival committee and years manager of the Farm Bureau LEAST FOUR MEALS EACH store and elevator here. Is being they have a surprise program plan­ with the addition of WEEK. Sugar for meal service for ned. This will be the last meeting transferred to the Hart, Michigan Section D. composed of all school such organizations, which cannot of the summer, the next to be in branch. children, which will form on Church qualify as an institutional user, un­ The new manager for Hastings September. street between Green and Walnut der the above requirements, may be will be Leon (Bam) Young, a former streets. obtained through contributions by Hastings boy, well known here, who CORRECTION Section B will form on Church consumers." It Is safe to say that In the article In last week's Ban­ has had seven years experience street between Center and Court tile patrons of such socials, ban­ ner regarding the price set by the with the company, and for the past and will be composed of members of quets or dinners, probably would year lias been in charge of the Farm Hastings Rural Fire Assn.. It was the Red Cross and Civilian Defense not enthuse over furnishing the su­ stated that “membership Is open at Bureau store and elevator at Corps gar necessary for the preparation or Chesaning . Mr. and Mm. Merritt have made ADMITTED CHICKEN "annual" should be omitted. The The regulation quoted above was membership fee is 010.00. We are many close friends during their STEALING received In a telegram to County' Frank French. 19, of Hope town­ sorry for this error and trust no residence in Hastings who wish Clerk Allan O. Hyde, who la the ad­ one has been kept from joining be­ them Godspeed and pleasant con­ ship. when brought before Judge ministrator of the Barry County tacts In their new home. A wel- McDonald Monday, admitted that cause of thia. he had entered the chicken coop Rationing Board. Maple Grove Cemetery Circle will Mrs, Young who will naturally feel of Clara Gates and had stolen Stag potluck supper Moose hall. serve a chicken-pie dinner. Orange very much at tiome here with many chickens therefrom. The Judge ac­ June 1. 3 p. m—Bring guest, ssndfriends and relatives close at hand. cepted his plea, and remanded tlie Hall, Decoration Day.—Adv. 5-28. wichea. one other dish. 6-28 young man to the custody of Sheriff Memorial Day dinner. Dowling Wilcox school reunion at Rutland Bera awaiting sentence. The sheriff Fried chicken dinner, Briggs church, 50c-25c; Program at 10:3#. Town hall May 31. Bring table serv­ states that French had confessed church, Memorial Day, May M. 13 ice. coffee furnished.—Adv. 5-28 taking about 200 chickens. o'clock, price—445. 5-28 NLUU A LJ THE COUNTY FAIR THE PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL DAY WILLOW RUN AN INDUSTRIAL MIRACLE BACCALAUREATE SERVICE SUNDAY SPECIAL CEREMONY FOR DRAFTEES SOCIALS, DINNERS, BANQUETS. TABOO C. OF C. MEETS MONDAY EVENING MeneeVLohnL«*For” HASTINGS BOYS GET WAR WINGS BUYING AT HOME NO IS A PATRIOTIC DUTY Officers Training Allen E. Prentice. Harold B. Park-. er and Arnold P. Perkins, prominent I and popular young business men of Hastings have enlisted as volunteer officer candidates at Pt. Custer and have received word that they passed all examinations and have been ac­ cepted and are ordered to report next Thursday. June 4. Prentice has been manager of tlie C. Thoma* store here for several years; Parker has been assistant manager ut Food Center and Perk­ ins has conducted a general insur­ ance business. ' Ail three have been active in the Junior Chamber of Commerce and have taken part in many commun­ ity drives and projects. PRICE-FIXING REGULATIONS Struble And Edmonds Are Commissioned Army Fliers ''Michigan Days” May 26 to June 3, Feature State Foods and Products Two Hastings boys. Lieut. Carl R Edmonds and Lieut. Charles O Struble, were among a class of 61 flying officers and staff sergeants from Michigan who received tlieir fliers graduated from a Gulf Coast Training Center. Lieut. Struble, son of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Struble. 536 E. Walnut St. graduated from Hastings High school in 1937 and went to Central State Teachers College,. Mt. PleasBnw^',°,nH Whlle In idgh school here, he had a very good record as a student, in „ The annual salute to Michigan agriculture will be dramatised be- .participating. . In a statement pledging his rap­ .B lc'P°rt- the cw«f Executive told Michigan Days” committed mem*JO\A/ i bers, "you are confronted with a NOW I NUKtAbtU patrU1uc duty this year to help yow CANNING SUGAR IS . . , , I state solve one of the gravest protk* Study These Regulations lenu ever to face agriculture—Uw Bafoit You Apply to. Moro P-oMom ot war-tonod .(wruaaas ; shortages of field tabor, rail and Both Seller And Buyer Must Obey The Rules The oversight of. but not the en­ forcement of. the government's price-fixing regulations for Barry county, has been given to the Barry County Rationing Board, of which County Clerk Allan Hyde Is the administrator. This new Job will necessarily add to the responsibilities and duties of that board and Its administrator. As we understand it, no definite celling prices for the whole country were fixed at Washington, as that would be out of the question. Instead of fixed maximum prices for all stores, offices and business places of the nation, each one of them must fix its own maximum price on every Item offered for sale, by making Uie maximum price what that store or business place offered to sell that commodity or service for dur­ ing the month of March. 1942. Low­ er prices may be accepted, but not higher than were asked for that commodity or service during last March. It will be seen that each store, of­ fice or business place will name Its own maximum prices on commodi­ ties and services it offers, and must fix them al the same prices or rates charged by that store, oftlce or busi­ ness place during Marih. 1942. Thus, maximum prices do fipt have to be. and are not likely to be. the xamc in any two or more stores or busi­ ness places. They arc permitted to sell for less, but not at higher prices than were charged for such services or commodities in March. 1942. There will be varying prices in dif­ ferent stores, but March. 1942 prices in any one business place are the highest that can be asked al that place. Each store ■ and business place must have, tn plain sight of Ite cus­ tomers and on good sized placards with plain figures, the prices charged in March. 1942. It cannot sell any articles al a higher price. If the store or business place feels that the price Uncharged in March, 1942 on any particular article was made unreasonably low that month. can appeal to the county board for relief, which may or may not be granted by that board. The price Axing regulations apply not only to the store or place of business, but also apply to Ite cus­ tomers. who are expected to know the maximum prices of that store or business place, and to be gov­ erned by them. That la done to pre­ vent collusion or secret understand­ ings in the sale and purchase of any article or service. Two government regulations show that both buyer and seller must observe and carry out the government's demands, as follows: 1. "No person shall SELL OR DELIVER any commodity, and. no ice, at a higher price than the maximum permitted by this reguta- cy Rztlonin, Be id (hl* w.c* han MMU. .mouni ol ...lUhlz for rannln,. .. w, will venlgnce of applicants. When an application for canning sugar is received, the Rationing Board will give due consideration to It. A certificate, properly signed, granting the purchase of sugar will a uiceun® meeting ui of the OhU be given to. or mailed to. the appll‘Following •v*"-**** “ cant by the County Rationing I Welfare and the Under Board, staling the amount which -- ----------------- ------------- **“ the board decides to allow. The regulations now made pro- ।president, announced a new pro, vide for the granting of one pound 1for Boy Scouts in Hastings. of sugar for each four quarts of Mr. Sanderson. fruit to be canned. Tlie total allow- said 1 ance is forty quarts of canned fruit 1 to attend the Boy Scout st for each member of the family. De- city ' ductions will be made however, from that allowance if the applicant at- ' ready has a supply of canned fruit, every Scout an opportunity to or if the applicant has not. In recent years, been in the habit of canning as much as forty quarts tor each member of the family. Tlie applicant must state tn his application the number of cans of fruit the family tics, to clean or similar Jobe, to । has on hand at the time the appli­ William Schllhaneck at 2333. 1 cation is made, and the average Schllhaneck. who will act as a number of quarts canned per year ordinator on this subject, win KIWANIS SPONSORS JOBS FOR SCOUTS Lieut. Carl R. Edmonds* considerable talent as an artist and did a number of cartoons and Illus­ trations for The Fortnight, the school paper. Al Central State. Struble played (Continued on page 4. sec. 1) NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING Tiie annual meeting of the School District of the City of Has­ tings. for the election of school of­ ficers and for the transaction of such business as may lawfully come, before It, will be held at the Has­ tings Central Auditorium on Mon­ day. the 8th day of June 1942. at 8:00 P. M. Eastern War Time. Dated Ulis 19th day of May 1942. —Adv. 6-4. Harold J. Foster. • . LOCAL SCOUTS AND LEADERS TO PARTICIPATE IN MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES Richard Grooa. chairman of the Thomapplc district of the Boy Scouts of America, has announced that all Hastings Scouts and Scout leaders will march’in the Memorial Day parade. Scouts and leaders are requested to wear their uniforms and to report at tile comer of Church and Walnut trade or business shall BUY OR RECEIVE any commodity or service at a price higher than the maximum fixed by tills regulation." All Scouts living outside Hastings It will thus be seen that respon­ sibility for violation of the gov­ are to participate in their own local ernment regulation fixing March community Memorial Day services. 1942 prices as maximum for com­ modities and services lx placed on BOTH BUYER AND 8 ELLER. So it Is important that the buyer shall know the maximum prices. That will be easy, because the seller must have the printed list of the goods Lieutenant Colonel Olsen of or services he sells in plain view of headquarters has this week in­ the buyer In his place of business. spected the local Draft Board Government price selling regula­ and his official report gives It tions do not apply to any raw or un­ the highest rating In the State processed agricultural commodity, of Michigan, there being only one nor to any greenhouse commodity, other Board In the State being while It remains in its original placed on an equal basis. The re­ state. • port indicates that the Barry County Board Is being referred NOTICE to as an example for the manner The Car Seal Reunion will not in which It handles classiAcs tlons. hearings, clerical work and War. The ofOoera. Adv. 5-21 other procedure incident to the performance of ite duties. Barry Draft Board Given Highest Rating —ON FAY DAT. BUY BONDS— h, l" lo_«pl*ln, period, our prinelp*! ,<xl h ! Sugar for cunning purposes can .victory—victory within reach , be procured by all persons who have •of ( a nutrition-fortlflad sugar rationing books'; but there will j whose stamina and morale , be certain restrictions. ! Applications for sugar for can-! Governor Van Wagoner ■ nlng must be made to the Barry rhlle he realised that during County Rationing Board, an forma which will be supplied by the ad­ ministrator of that Board, who Is11 that steps to solve the Ml County Clerk Allan Hyde, at his of-’ farm help problem are cont Ace tn the Court house, or in the ■ Lieut. Charles O. Struble workroom of the Rationing Board, program suggested by athletics and in club activities. He upstairs in the Court house. Applications for these blanks can Manpower Commission to “ was a member of the Model Air­ plane and Travel clubs and presi­ be made tn person or by mail an army of high school and When the blanks are properly student*—boys and girts all dent of the Boys Union and the Varsity Club, the latter made up of filled out. they can be delivered to farm work during school va those who had won their letters on tlie County Rationing Board by the in communities where extra athletic teams. He also displayed applicant In person, or sent through needed.” the mall. The County Rationing Board hopes to arrange .soon so that these the farms, the Governor pointed applications can be had at various family. The Barry County Rationing Board has fixed two canning sea­ sons. One, ending August 1. will provide for the canning of berries, rhubarb, cherries and other fruits thatwnalure at that season of the The other season will begin Au­ gust 1 and extend through the balance of the year. The limit for project are Dorrance Ttethric, both seasons is forty quarts of can­ Fremont Brooks. Adelbert Oortri ned fruit for each member of the Dr. A. B. Gwinn, Edwin Taylor. family, less deduction that may be plained. The County Board will allow, un­ der the government regulations, on- in the family for the making of pre- camp. much sugar. Julius Knowlton, local *M new protect. Nolle. Of 1943 Wheat Allotment canning, which had previously been fixed at five pounds of sugar per person, has been liberalized so that the maximum allowance la eleven jiounds per person for canning agd preserving. But this allowance la subject to deductions for canned fruit that may be on hand, and for lesser amounts than forty quarts per person that have been canned by the family In previous years. There will be other questions an allotment for IM3 mi raised that we could not hope to written request with the answer. Applications will have to answers. We have tried to cover the canning allowance proposition MEMORIAL DAT AT COUNTRY Cl !NEW SCHEDULE FOR LIBRARY Beginning May JI the Hastings Library will be open from 10:00 Co P. M. every day except Saturday when it u closed in the morning. evenings. �THE HASTINGS BAJttttl, THURSDAY, 5!AT M, 1941 Death occurred on Thursday May 7 and the body was brought to Uie Leonard funeral home where seirvlearn of the death of Mix. Hazel,i icea were held tlie following Mon­ - Memorial service* will be held atJ- SmcUter. or, at ner liorne In Fenton.. day. Burial was in the family lot (Continued from page 1. flee. 1) I!the Methodist church in Hastings! ।I for Fir*l Lieut. Bernard Davis. I about two year* .go that It would I aun<Uy M be easy tn improve the situation at | Everett Swegles, driver of the city I Upper lake. One night they brought! fire truck, was grnnU-d a two weeks! cement and aand to the place where j vacation by the city council Piiday and nlBht Ute tile outlet was located, a.. u ।'" ‘”U‘ ' packed one end of it full of ce-' Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Floyd Oaokelkof Hastings on their mrnt. After tlie two-foot tile wax'1 twenty-IHth wedding anniversary. plugged, rains descended, raised the*1' which was Tuesday. water level In Upoer lake »o it wan' John Inenhath and Roger Wallace pleasant to itny In the cottage* in took their physical examination at hot weather, for the water could Katarnuzoo Saturday for Army AT PENNEY 5 not descend through .the tile Into Aviation Cadet Service. WORK TOGETHER Lower lake. Thu*. z(hr water In | Naval Aviation Cadet Frank Rog­ ers of £, Texas, ££ ”1, son of Mr. and Mr*. A SALUTE TO TENSE SITUATION AT Local New,j\ CROOKED LAKE p ...... MICHIGAN (Continued from page 1. Sec Hon 1) said, "you ’don't win the war. "If Michigan farmer* are not able to harvest more crops this year than they did last year. the. victory pro­ gram will suffer a -terrine setback. Were it not for the fact that we lack necessary ship* to fulfill our food export requirement* right now abbul everything except wheat. "We have the machinery set up through tlie Federal and State and County, for enlisting high school stu­ dents. and old-age client* and ev­ ery possible person who can take on a war job this summer on the farms "I have discussed Utt whole prob­ lem with Dr. Eugene Elliott, State Superintendent of Public Instruc­ tion. and he joins me In the recom­ mendation that rchool boards throughout the state begin now to adjust school terms so that stu­ dent* may give the maximum of their help to the farmers of their respective areas." The Govemor suggested that schooU open In Octo­ ber Instead of September so that the maximum student help would be available to handle the harvest. "As citizens of Michigan, known mocracy, we should not lose sight of Secretary of Agriculture Wickiird’s slogan that 'food will win the war and write the peace." the Chief Executive said. "Il Is just as Im­ portant to turn out supplies of food for this country. Great Britain and nur other allies ns It b> U> keep the wheels turning lu our armament factories." Though we have the greatest farm system in Die world, the dlillcultles ahead are clear In view of the In­ formation- from Washington that farmers must boost their production in 1942. 25 per cent over a year ago with less help, he declared.' "Beyond this, farmers have been warned that machinery, fertilizers, spray and other materials will be scarce." the governor added. "It fol­ lows. therefore, that production and marketing must be more carefully planned than ever before In order to eliminate waste motion or con­ fusion. He said the need for careful agri­ cultural planning should be of par­ ticular Interest because fruits and vegetablea are an important source of the vitamins and minerals neces­ sary for maintaining proper health —particularly necessary in a period when war efforts ore taxing the no­ tion's physical strength and endur­ ance to the utmost. Reduction of extra marketing costs through efficient, streamlined ini'rehmidising and distribution was urgently recommended. Programs meh as the "Michigan Pays'* event* which bring all forces of retailing together for a common cause were commended by the Govemor as further testifying to the spirit ot unity that prevails In Michigan. "I am deeply pleased to know of the cooperative work that Is going on between our state department of agriculture and the retail group* who distribute the merchandise of our farms to the consumers," 'he' said. ' PASSING OF MISS HAZEL SMF.LKER I Friend* here were shocked to j at Freeport. Surviving are a sister, most of whom live In Hastings Mrs. Leona Rose of St. Johns, and around Freeport. a brother. Bert, of Washington, D. C, besides a number of nieces and nephews bnd other near relatives. great the life.—R. Browning. It's More Thon Evor Thrifty to Shop of Penney's ,-The more abundant rain* of the I lough the first of next week. ' At the city council meeting Fri­ have caused the <j day night, night, 'the 'tlie city city treasurer treasurer was was £>. u, mnulrr W.om Tram .bl. so _ that .h., owners nf lands i.~u for­ lte (|u airf WrWil |U1M w abb. merly covered by water, but which Ute street fund. irilh them. Mr. Where "Ceiling'' Prices Ar This is the time . . . when WE can tell you about our storeful of wonderful values. For who should know better than we who sell them! Here ar* our spe­ cial favorites of the brand new vacation styles . . . things we know you'll like best too! Wllio Jones of Hastings luu been !“*, " TTt -DcM umumr ot IW Sp-.oh club ptHlvirt. b^.n jo r..r Ih.t ihM.1 of wwl,rn MlchU.n Collr,k, pi, For downright value in drew or (port* Fine And Excellent Ixiwer lake lands felt that part of, t,. a-nrk the lake would disappear altogether ■ Co-Ufte .‘n "‘T*?. Mrs. Hazel Keeler of Middleville If thl* situation continued Don't . — ask . nnd Mrs. Gertrude Rowbder of u* who did It. /*a —•1.1’—----’IT-*— SouU‘ Woo<llal 'd returned to tneir their -, ; oouui nwxnina out of that tile, so .Its two feel Marv 1 vds* who naxsed nwav di.mrtrr ... won O.Ain. th. ... (*'“> ,w« ter from Upper lake. The flow Jake Bta» received word "ThDn»i<n”|ltnrd .in' "T’r’r 1 1rCnl Kenl”t1' ■nnkrr. • Z1? “ d.’ . n0,„“Mt ton, Mond.y. th. Itr.1 Wr brard tn About « hour, th.rn.ncr othrr B1, m0„Uu |pU„ w„ dllrf |»rt a. irhbnrrd Ih.t th. With Old A „ „ K,„„Hh „ N,„. .norm.-. .r~. .nd u Th|H o[ mattresses, straw and ™r... other .nr.i.. articles, which stopped the water flow. But liters rating. not for long. The antl-pluggi-rs. For high grade humor we nomi­ three days later, dug oiil-the stuff- i,nate Editor Schuyler Marshall'* dLsIng and the- waler not only went scrtuHons following his purclmw «>! through the tile, but seeped over a second-hand bicycle, as related In 11. until the roadway sagged and, his "Salt and Pepper " column In a was made impassable. Did it remain recent issue of the Clinton Co. Re­ tn that condition? No! If our In-' publican. formation is correct. We are unable i We notice by lhe Detroit Free to relate who did It, but evidently j Pre** that Philip Van Zile, son of, a good sized crowd was there in the , Judge and Mrs. Donald Van ZHc night time, very shortly after the ■ i (Harriet Goodyear >. of Detroit., has unplugging. They not only repaired! recently received his commission M that highway, but also deeply cov­ first lieutenant ot> Field Artillery In ered both ends of the Hie with good । ■ a MLssouri training ramp. Mother earth—plain dirt. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Tobey and You cannot dismiss this subject: son Carol of 121 N. Washington With a smile, for a lot of fellows moved tn Detroit the first of .this, who hold opposing views about the week, where Mr. Tobey lias crnploymutter^jipt hoi under the. collar! when they even think about It. Un­ 1 ment Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burker. of the same address, have moved less some legal steps shall Be taken‘ to an apartment on W. Green St. to dnm. or undam. that dun til.. some one or ones will get so wrought' Due to shortage of metal the State Department of Health Is unable to up that serious trouble will result, furnish replacemcnU for public waand somebody will get hurl. ' ter supply approval signs al city and । village limits. Tlie State Highway provide a legal way to nx the level nf 1. reJr« luk.. 2,.i Department t'-”irtment has been authorized to ’f ^collect the old signs and contrib- nu. neen given many times to <je. tcrmlning ‘ tcrmlnlhg and maintaining wnXer.i waler.' level* what' °° »‘U1 »himble over the levels' on such lakes, when what has been requested is reasonable ! Pledge of allegiance to the flag. Here That would no doubt be true In this'11 b ,o cut l,ut “"«* memorize: case. Il Is to be hoped that no! "I pledge allegiance to the hag of fdrfifcrfenort* by interested persons1 the United State* of America,• or groups will be attempted; but! And to the Republic for which it that effort* will soon be made to; stands. ’ ' have the Inaltrr legally and per­ One Nation, Indivisible, manently determined by court ac­ With liberty nnd Justice for all." tion. with the approval of slate conservation authorities. We are. AIM TO IMPROVE glad to hear that steps are being QUALITY OF POTATOES taken In that direction. That's the Members of the F. F. A. Club of, . Hastings high school have under-! sensible way. taken Uie project of Improving the quality of potatoes on their farms.' D -1 ill They have secured certified Russet Rural seed potatoes from Northern On May 28, each Ccmrjty Commit- Michigan, which it has awarded to' Tlie Barry County War Board leeman' in Barry county will start J® °r ,l« member*. These potatoes will *be In “seed plots" and , to , canvass each individual fnnprr “ planted *plans to begin its scrap collection program In Irving Township. Mon- for a War ProducUon check up. the best approved practices followed, ’tlay, according to Glenn Wotrlng, Till* is a vital and Important Issue under the supervision of Mr. T. R. Knopf. It is hoped Unit seed from board chairman. Curds have been to the nation 0* a whole from the ■ standpoint according lo: these seed plots will be the nucleus sent out and trucks (ure expected to, food Each for better quality potatoes in these be available by Monday. Buildings, Glenn Wotrlng, chairman. for handling the scrap have been set committeeman, -elected by his own communities. up west of the Grand Rapids Book­ neighbor* to fill this Important Job., The following F. F. A. members case Ac Chair Company on ground fully feels the responsibility as a will participate; Donald Haywood. loaned by the company for this; leader to see that agriculture pro­ Kenneth Miller. L<Roy Wheeler, duction goals are met In hLs locality. Merle Hammond. Lawrence Rohrscrap collection drive. Wotrlng says. Food must be pro­ bucker. Clyde Casey. Edie Engle. GERS MEDAL FOR BRAVERY ., duced by the American farmer, to Robert Rose. Laurel Newton. Morris Pvt. Ray c. Gurd. son of Mr. and feed our soldiers and sailors, for our Weeks. Arley Todd. Corl Mcllvnin. Mrs. Leo Gurd. Delton. R-L wtui allies and for better health at home Charles McCarty, Charles Fuller one of seven men recently, awarded: "We. as Individuals, must be will­ and Donald Clinton. the Soldiers Medal for heroism un­ Ing to sacrifice some of the thing* der lion-combat condiUon*. GurdI we have been accustomed to hav­ SUFFERED STROKE/ rescued a youngster from a canal at Ing In plenty'** a part of our share George Brown, brother of Mr*. San Luis. Arizona. i In helping to win thl* war" he con- Scott Allcrdlng of N. Michigan Ave., _ . , . 7 -—-- . . .. tinned. “It Is lhe farmers job to pro- suffered a stroke Monday morning, Triere* night and day. brother.-(jUCe the needed food, and enough affecting his speech and the upper boU> UUM.: .un, moon, .nd 0, a „ lh, ,,, >nd „lu lh ' part of his body. He was taken to stare, brother, all sweet things; pencc.-. | | the home of hLs sister-in-law, Mrs there's likewise a wind on the heath. ' Irma Brown at Freeport, that day '—George Borrow, County AAA Plans rroducrion Check-Up ■ Scrap Collection SLACKS 4” Handsomely l r oux rayon. Pleated front*! LADIES' NYLON HOSE (.49 HATS < Pure Nylon leg. Rayon top Sc toot. COTTON ANKLETS For big and little girUI Gay colors youll love I 4C I •* Women's While Handbags Underarm, pouch and rn novelty types. Values! Smart to Wear! Grand FINE TOWNCRAFT SHIRTS Became these stand up so well and give such wear, they're DRESSES 4 You'll Like These Army Cloth 12-52 WORK COOL HOUSECOATS Seersucker prints. No ironing needed! 12-44. 4 I COTTON TEA APRONS Cover-up or loop pr styles in gay print*! *■*) 298 BASEMENT STORE! Smartly tailored with all the 'umph' you want! jacket type blouse, neatly belled. Summery colors. Big Mac Sanforized Bib Overalls .. 149 Big Mac Sanforized Work Shlrtz EVERY PAIR of Penney'* shoot it excop- 98' Knit of soft cotton — ideal zyrith slacks!’ well! Neatly belted, smartly cut. Sites 12-20. SLEEK SWTMAWAY SWIM SUITS Elasticised Suede SPECTATOR PUMPS Smart creamy-white suede with turf-tan Smooth fitting dressmak­ er style! ElasUclzed ray­ on with cotton In a lust­ rous brocaded pattern! Children'* Fluffy Chenille BEDSPREADS lightful new and patterns. 59c BASEMENT STORE EMPLOYEE'S DAYS Stitch - de saddle oxf for hard w* Walled last! ih - im •tamrrfcr Clothes PENCO SHEETS Firmly woven with a smooth even finish! Extra start dy — they'll give PRINT DRESSES Sheers 2 3” Smart straight tip bab with dreuy perfora­ tions! Smooth and Snowy White! Fast Color berg SHOE SHOES Magnificently designed spreads combining soft ''baby" chen­ ille with regular high pile tufting! Launders beautifully! Thursday & Friday FEATURE Bem- 349 for glove fit! Pixie­ like turned-up toes and tailored bow! 98 and 396 For Appearance ' Irreslslibte-' ] Summer . Fabrics! Jenettci SETS A sturdy Sanforized fabric . . U.S. Army approved! Button front shirts with dress-type collar, cuffs. Matching pants! SHIRTS SPORT SLACKS Cot Ion twill with merccrized cotton tops. heel* and toes! 1” print*. SLACK SUITS SOCKS - For extra quality and longer cotton frocks Rayon Poplin '-i. Grand ahlrta that will slay crisp and fresh during these warm­ weather days. Sanforized broad­ cloth. Nu-Cratt collars! Men’s Sport SRIRTS Cool. Sanforized fabrics! 1 SIHRTS and SHORTS OQc Absorbent — full cut, ca. fcw A A big selection of smart new rtraws! Pinch front, rough or 27e RONDO PERCALES Our famous fine-woven cam­ bric in thrilling new prints — demure or dashing! 38 In. Husky Terry TOWELS SLACK SUITS 19c Big absorbent towels In bath­ room pastel border! Wash .98 cotton gabar­ dine. poplin. Rayon poplin Fabric* Keyed- To Summer! For New Frocks! «ht - hued .rayon "7Qr it*! ■W BASEMENT STORE! PRISCILLA CURTAINS Ruffled! Of crisp dot- AAc ted marquisettes! Colors v O BASEMENT STORE! Cool SPORT SHIRTS Short sleeve atytetl Washable SLACKS Sanforised 7Q ■ ** �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1M1 torials A»« -Ute »u J.M"WHiHow! EAT "M" FOOD, PRODUCE MORE -------------- | Army Flight Surgeon LnAfkll-_ the current "Michigan Days for Victory" campaign as constructive"Smiling Joe" Is what they calkd 0BULY TRIAL ENDS action to imprint this important -I00 Whitlow when as a boy he lived I' Ptank McKay and seven ethers, matter on the consciousness of the ln HasUn«3 Ever>' onc Mld u,at , sn,nc and his persistence would ■on acquitted by a Ftderal Jury Michigan citizen. Il 1* human na- XXthlng worth while for tarn ssnn 'MAJOR PELHAM SERVICEDT0 | HASTINGS BOYS QETWARWINC Schrader. Saladin and Ottet bother. Hastings: Plane, Kealer and Cruttenden. Sporting Newt 1 ------ - • I SAXONS LOSS FIRST (Continued from page 1. GAME IN HVB YEARS w is u AZ AKC Wil f00tbaI1 "a four ye,ra and Coach Jo« Brozak's High school | was Member Ot Atr—Will unu time maintained a good schol- baseball nine lost their first league Enter U. S. A. Air Corot !a»«c record. While there he took'game In five years when Belding Rimrt.v :llr,0«D' aviation training of-[turned the trick at Belding Friday Sundaj afternoon, Harold F. Pel- ffred by lhp OAA and after grad- by the score of 3-0. It was a pitch­ ham. of 420 West Center street, this uatlng lost June, ^nilsted tn the,era’ duel between Junior Kerjca of city, received notlficaUon ot his Army Aviation Corps. Belding and Bob Pierce of Hascommission as Major in the Air; Ucut Edmonds, son of Mr. and Ung*. Pierce allowed but three hit*. nf Eh- iinii-d Armv ■Mra- c’onkm Edmonds. B33 E Bond two infield single* and a solid two HASTINGS MERCHANTS WIN • to 1 The Hastings Merchants won their third straight game Sunday from lhe Olivers of BatUe Creek fl to 1 In Ute court of Judge Shackleford lure to neglect what U at hand for anj it did. Hl* parent* were unable, The Merchants with Craig pitch­ is — far --------afield.---------------Certainly give --------------him more--------than— the----------usual' Milter. Jr , on a charge of using thewhat ----------, we!to — .... ing and Bager catching led through­ Armstrong Urges Stole malls to defraud bi a liquor and can’t do a job for ourselves or our schooling. Friends here cast their, out the game. Craig allowed 5 hits Crowart to Help Build Up tetelry ernicl U wi"» “ telteitete graft conspiracy. Ute first trial * ------ --- In lujM ---------* hourM and struck out 15 opposing batters. don, comm.nd Uul p.non.1 mbitetet , Araonal of Food Tiw battery for BatUe Creek was •ntted In a disagreementl under clrclr-1 cnmmana «nai personal vigor H He won t)w the, Mr car and W1L, wise; *7 “ pc«»wu!i efficiency that such a perilous | Pnough. wheh he i Langforgh and Bros*. Langforgh al­ (QMStancas which gave rrise to Ugly ^1. A call to Michigan's food industry I sell the car and have the money put : nnd consumers alike to help Ameri­ year In 1937. when his parents game on lee for Belding. Hastings lowed 10 hits and struck out five )Mnta of IrregularlUes which were our cries out for. to report in Florida within a few men. The batting hero of the day The way to get it is to eat plenty ’ aside as a nest egg for a college ' moved to Owosso and was gradu-j played errorless ball but could nfit never subetanttated by invesUgatlon. ca's war program by producing and days to a special training center I education. Not long after that he , ated from lhe school there. While solve Belding*’ pitcher for more deep center with two men on. -------- - -------------i moved away -------from -Hastings, and tor) consuming more Miq^gan-grown for a Refresher course, before re­' here, he made a good scholastic than two hits. The Hastings team will play Sun­ a long lime most of his friends here | foodstuff* was sounded today by W. porting for specific duty at a cer­‘ record and was a member of Uie; Belding was the team which de­ He left heard nothing about him. /Then ° Armstrong. Master of lhe Mlcnl- tain Western air field football and baseball teams i feated Hasting* beck in 1938. Since day at Uie fairgrounds. The opposTuesday afternoon tor New Y'ork; | After graduation. Edmonds look then Hastings ha* won 25 straight iIng ln* team ,eJl™ hjsn't l>Fn‘t been selected svlfcf™ as yet. to convict the man who up until rt-,/rt*hnt“ •nd/xccrasiblllty. Your word came that he had completed Orange h M^-X^d ’ ?n h up asricultural and^~engineering ' pimea' [) agricultural and engineering ’ games. bul w,u meel “ str9n< tram. nmt Awmiha dAr»in.i~i n»nl,Mte. food_deater'will substantiate this the medical course In a California1 Pointing out that Uris .is one cent months dominated Republican' ■[university, -■— ■ • — --------------and In- **« Judies at M M. He wa* waa pledged nlcctaed; „ ... and. was a auccesaful n”— ’“— t« *-• >}y —»-•-•-«'«n' man. woman! the Estate Management ™L “« at - 88. cC.' He < „ „ affairs tn Michigan j »Utwn”tWe are too apt to let lhe mean |physician and surgeon In the golden'Bnrt eh‘ld *“ t*’1’ state can contnb-1 , J*1 ? to 'Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity'' HasUngs Swamps Greenville-M-T „„. left college at M,r McKay, in defense, charged po-1C0.0perATI0N—THE SPICE state. Liter it wa* reported that he ’ uie something toward ultimate vic- « w ,lcb *,c ha» t*511 but lhe »>u end u> of auai hl* ,1 Hastings defeated Greenville ut things of life overgrow the finer It is was leadI? ’• sopnomore “ Phomore year to enier enter me the Army Greenville Wednesday .............................. sophomore tlie Army afternoon 17 nature within us; therefore .. was married mamea. Don uon Lewis Ijcwu and ana wife wne of oi ‘°D'. the veteran agricultural .--u.ik -»». al d ,iH£ _ year to ... Utical persecution on the part of OF VICTORY ... —» ... nevcr ..... _ became ■ . . acUve ... I10 a7 U — a. Ir. r» ■ got — nl ,7 a —which .HI —h were w—r— expedient that at least once a day this city visited Joe when they " endorsed the "Michigan Days ** »*°m >n »' Second Corps » lr gj,-, an HasUngs 13 hl, hits the R/MMerelt _ .. since the beginning of 'were ?l.." 0Tr7 ,admlnlstratlnn ‘anunlstr“lon Tbs1 Especially ------ ._ ta California —...------- Two — -----yeara ago' . . t-r.F°r via Victory.a^.- campaign and --------urjed headouarter* £,,d<pJa«e".°F on Governor'* Island, member. good for 17 runs. 1 we read a little poetry, or sing a fuli details of all the various charges the u,r u has -reuf.-ing to Mr. Lewis’ son Max. now ot Mans- everyone to do hl* part. New Yorfc harbor.^ Wednesday aft-; Although both mm were from' Batteries for OreenvIUe: Weber.[song, or look at a picture.—Goethe. Hratlng*. --------------- **'■*,!------- - ----- 1———. > ■————---------------and counter charges will now never iob,rr,.. th_ mnn., dUniue* nt nn-' field. Ohio, who was a boy friend of "Probably never before has a war I rro™n * ;--------- they enlisted Independent- ■ ■ be known since the verdict of Die'-..JT^iijoc when Uved ,n HaaUngs. **«>» f°««ht «»'en f°«l «'» lda> L^ r ■ w »' without knowledge that the olh-| liirv.r.dIih/miii/r_.t Im>.i co-operalhc spirit ta bust- nol ]onB M0 received a letter from auch "n important role." said Mr ^e>t World War a* an officer In Uie pr had Hbo ,|gned lip wlth jury end* the matter—at least to far nru and Industry — factota that hi™. In It he stated that he joined [Armstrong 'Michigan is not only £>eld A^1Uery' **«« com; | S im'.* "War Birds " Lieut -Edmondi a* formal legal action U concerned. wlu have a marked bearing on our । the army a year ago last month.!'he arsenal of democracy for the। nJta^“°‘d ." U«utenant °ut wx* assigned to a Detroit unit while Enough has been revealed at the,eventual success ta the conflict. [He say*: I am Flight Surgeon, with | munitions and armaments now be-■ 0 'Offers tnTraining camp। at Ft. Ucllt oiruoic.. ainib!e.. iru left irom from natue BatUe c,,.„ Mein, , -h Uierldan. Ill, Nos. Nov. M. 34. ifllj. 1917. He Crt ercr |c. However, they have been two trial*, however, to jurtlfy the Some months ago we saw the the finest air corps group in Amer-produced in enormous quanrtd^ III rk Wtefih.lMcK.ys usefulness to the । automobile m.nUfSturer. get to1’ .1 miu.vui sums..! 10 ,hTP 3 tn’ ,A and; together through all phases of H the: at Camp Lee. Virginia and irntning and graduated In tlie , - ,, ,, । these bombers gets exciting at It te one of the iirsenals of food tu, Republican party is ended. Or, to'gether on _i>b plan io make available | tlln„ ■■ _He 11<na hlg teileri -Joe weUin'"?,114 in .lhc 80t!’, Df'Won leav- ,<11nr C|aM which, incidentally, was - equipment > i ...... "In all parte of the stale we are lnk Uie active service, following a the Urgeat yet to finish at the Gulf put it another way. if after these to each other any unused Whitlow. ... Major Medical Corps. calling upon our farmers to nrowp'rrtr n,,rt “ hair in the A. E F. as, coast Training Center. two trial*, lhe Republican party of or machinery that might be ent- f Pendleton Field. Oregon " since graduaUon. the two friends Michigan Insists ta reattaching it-|ployed to advantage ta the promo-! If an>' one wishes to write him. food more plentifully than ever be- Captain and Battery Commander fore. We are not worrying about sur- inl Battery B of that Regiment, sec-1 have separated again. Lieut. Ed-1 U. !te U.K., mon,, te,,. l<U<m «> Wteollm.. Thl. " pluses. We are concerned with only, ln« ncllve Rt,se- Mlhiel and lnondA has moved West while Lieut one thing—the necessity for winning Argonne. His last few months of struble is .now stationed in the Will lose its usefulness as an instxu-'Uu' onc example. ton pjeld Oreg0n the war. And what Ls more essential foreign dutyVas on the staff of the. Mid-West ‘ ment of government. j Today we come upon another dem-1 than food of lhe right quality—the | Advocate General. Gen, Ulan-1 r----------------As far as state politics is con- on*tr,Uon °r united effort In a ktfid produced here in Michigan? । ,0'> Winship, in France, where he alleys To Be PAVED cemed. it would be fine If Mr Me- common c*w The/principals this ,<h. -uhmjM ol cnaln „„ elly SAD, y«t proud, Uncle Sam thinks of oil the »oldKay would take his vindication aaltlme ,re the chaln •tores and lhei Iliff ffffllf RnAni Flip our people on the home front are-*>°»PK«I leases and fire losses with at the city council meeting Friday; Ite ocoten lor ■ Irhunphal «dL I™*"- lom-wnlAl ki i [properly fed so the morale of thei*hc French Army Mission. He was i«r dead of wan gone by. The faces of the men . ■ BMW IlsVV rnVWLkllJ nation will not be found wanting.< honorably discharged from active;■ evening to proceed with the pav-, Ite te.p rated nrmlte. te to. “ '?°7“ By'thi wme“token w^mwit producejx-’vice on Oct Bto? lain and'wasi bJoIS'' and continue to produce so there, commissioned Major of Held Ar-‘ ,1T'n°n*?Z who fought in the Mexican War, the Civil War, the Only' Five School Districts will be ample stamina-building food tlllery. Organized Reserves, and as-1 «""l» « '“X1 L' te. U. ite .uu mr weh Ute w for our boy. on the ships, in the ’‘xned to command the Pint Bat- c'mreh ta JentX ' Ask More Thon Available •temprw oom.tea. <m M. air and in the field. I '"Hon. 53SU1 C. A C. <A-Ai. ie. the; Uren lo<Jfn,>™n Spaniih-American War, and World War I pan in County Tax Allocation ..Mlchl8an fanncrj> willingly- and »■»»> Regiment, coast aieavyi Ar-’ -n.. human rac„ dlvlrUd' ,nln oteU tel, mull in iunter W- -MKhW„ VkUr,-. de. •Michigan farmers, willinglyand ! "’>rv. Anti-Aircraft, J!?? ' TheclS^Uw^ human race itao Is divided'into clmllenge of-our then located tw? a^.hrad Urrm .nd duunll,—ol which Ute Ute«l Io .Umulate prndueUon ted, Board held a session one day last protldly accept review. And on this Memorial Day, soldiers of . d t|‘"osc d ,h *nc®d state has had too much already. |saj0 oj Michigan-grown foodstuffs.! week, but could not complete their government. Not an acre will go to' In and about Detroit, ut which Gnu. allotments because two townships waste. Not a worker will remain idle. J»e was employed by the Detroit nd t ,rp -Why wasn’t it done the ’ ■. Because of the vital importanceand off at»ut».chool districts had not iNot • •»«* «* untumed Trust Company Later, he aaauntM ‘"O'*1"- Why w.« t it done the World War II are added to that parade of heroes. LET’S DO BOTH-FOR VICTORY jg maxlmum Michigan food output! 'I Zsku , r Michigan agriculture will do its command ot that Reserve regiment. Periiaps it ha* never occurred to u> the success of our war program sent in their proposed budgets for pan-und more to help destroy ag-' which command lie held until hr, |,polc *'1» position as Vice President; you ta just this fashion Perhaps, on the one hand and the quality, the ensuing year. They meet again!gfesrion. you've thought of the Michigan war [freshness and accessibility of Mich- this week when the belated budgets [i "We arv are coiismnuy constantly rcminuco reminded OI of of ff**1 Citizen* re A- ovuuinu Southern nauuiuu National AMERICANS everywhere feel sadness for the lives shortages of one Item or another, hank. nc_Atlaii:u. Ga. and moved.' Pegram as one that concerns it- J ignn food on tlie other, the current 'are expected to be in their hands. The county, as we mentioned last There will be fewer cans in whtth out of th** Michigan mliitar>- areo.) self with building guru, tanka, air-: campaign deserve* the active sup­ to process some of the foods wi 'He remained nn unattached officer1 lost, but only pride when they think of the justice planes. trucks; making bombs, hel- port of all. It has ours and we hope 'week, asked for 8's mills to meet grow on Michigan soil That will not' for “ few >«'“« and did not renew Ite anticipated needs, which the fi­ meta. Jeeps and the countless other it will win yours. hLs commission -----when ‘ his last '5-year ----- , nance committee of the board of su­ daunt our spirit. There was a time, U1 of the cause for which these soldiers died, and for Instruments of war that will bring To the chains and independents pervisors anticipate will require a when cans were unheard of. Bottles, jx-rlod expired in 1B33. owing to the [ too. reminded us of the deluxe. New pre-s-iure of business. the Axis to its knees. we say "congratulatloni" and may tax levy of 8110.000. Early la>t fall, during lhe preFourteen of tlie sixteen townships ways of storing food lure being If you have, you were right—half success attend your efforts. which they die today. Liberty is the name of that parednr*.* move* and again on the learned each month. ask millage as follows for township right! afternoon of Dec. 7th. but. when' ______ ______ ____ _ ....„ expenws: Assyria. 1 mill; Baltimore. Michigan has TWO war jobs, one' 1 mill; Barry. mills; Carlton. S more care should be given to the['he present, war got under way. h<a* essential as the other. mill : Castleton. l'« mills and for production of tlu- proper food.-, for; tendered hl* services to the Chief fire truck 'i mill, total I'i mills; our people. We have heard muchjff Artillery. ottv'Corps Area. Chi-' truth of Daniel Webster's words, "Cod grants lib­ Hastings township will levy no about the morale-building value of cago. Recommendations for hl* pres-1 build up and maintain the health of Americans at home and on every [ -----------township tax this year; Hope. I'i vitamin*. Michigan foods such as cnl commlssibn came In April; potatoes, cabbage, fresh vegetables.! through the Michigan Military area. । WILL YOU LEAVE*I mills: Johnstown. 1 mill; Maple erty only to those who love it and arc always ready last battle-front emblazoned by the! Independent*, Chains, Join ...... ... r™™....., , <UU ‘ . body buUdlns u>i.. „ta„ v liulted ol In Ite ArUlkte hu lorGrove. 3-5 mill; Prairieville. 1 mill:; OTHERS a CHOICE Rutland Btan and Stripe*. I |n Promoting "Michigan Rutland will will levy levy no no township tax of e*8a “nd DUlk- together wtlri'nier arm of the Service, tlie Air Thornapple. 1 mill; Woodland 3 [many other types, should be on the'Corps, being apparently where the; RIGHTLY YOURS? to guard and defend it." Today we arc asked to de­ Both are tremendous jobs — the tjOyi'’ .... ------.' ... most pre.-slng need is at the mogreatest ever undertaken by any UnJJ ,n KUve t ol — milk; Yankee Springs. 1'j mill*. .family diet. [ 'The "Michigan Days" program 1* ment. commonwealth. Both call for all . , , , *>o . , When this was written. Orangeville fend that cause once more. And we will succeed, a most effective method of bringing! Major Pelham feels there Is the heart and mind we've got Both w ,e”ort' cha,n J"* ;nnd Irving had not filed their town­ call for an excellence of perform- ‘ Jol^ hands Wthe ' Michigan Days ship budgets The law limits the tax levied to 15 the importance of favoring Michl-, and women, to do—at home, afield.I which you .lo.c for what men have done con still be done. AND ance hitherto unexampled. ror victory" campaign to further ।mills. Add the county's 61. mill* to gan-Rrown foods and we in the i in fanning, at the ladle and bench. ! unccrt.intivs shat should «ad Jevery ------- — ‘ ’ •• • — one— must honestly de•void.d. T. One is roaring at a crescendo; Ute the distribution and sale of Michl- the millage granted to townships, Orange pledge our whole-hearted1 and SHALL BE DONE TODAY. cldc where he best can srnr until f judgment, subtract that from 15 and you will support to lhe movement." Other t* picking up volume while it 8«n foods. such time possibly us he is Inducted; •”««!»« • looks for the interest, enthusiasm L „ “unl^ “!d 1 liave the limit that can be allotted into service of a more military no" i..; I floor displays will call attention to to school districts. The 15 mill f 11 lhe movement which is state-wide. limit does not affect the village and ■ character: nil who serve do so on an “Jd *"“«•* I equal footing in 'total war', he re­ Michigan food producer and con- Merchants will feature lhe wide city ; taxes of incorporated villages; marked; adding that when the sen-,hro "» k “ SUmer — and that means you! | variety of Michigan produce which and i BUY WAR SAVINGS cities for municipal expenses. Michigan's three hundred million, has made agriculture the stale's unless । their voters by majority have ।j lee call comes, --- - -it will . be an intelli- Tit Naitoi one- «<>' « hit-or-miss gamble J«x C»«rai*i» of ftrf,ttho »/ y»u>\ ah.. STAMPS AND BONDS largest IndiLvtrv Industry next to the nroducproduc­ :so voted None In Barry county have| T*1" Michigan hen is coming to; dollar agricultural output ------,1 larcest •* --------It I,would beurimpossible for! lhc support of the American Eagle I"5 we may sometimes be—inclined to;.w,Roe* •/ Agft -fiiorUl inn tion of war materials. clone SO. wuuiu U1|)H»AIUIC SOT: ......! -------------— — -. — — ..A., enough — not by a long shot. Our __ within ,। . ■■limit .. and *n 1thc 1, a Hr,, — effort u'l, I, ,the 1,.. .promise.. I'hink. i 11 111V And. A hi ai...>. Sa /La a aaur a— 1 that war with, as. If it Izv.lr. looks n ns. 'I, though Curtailment of normal transpor­ them to keep fighting men on the far-flung war tation faculties, due to the war. carry on their ordinary* activities. |ot * record egg output in 1M2 ■ H may perhaps be a fairly long fronts of the world need more and make it more desirable than ever, Of the 76 school district budgets! TH15 u ,n llnc with the Victory'struggle, when viewed dlspaslonate- i AUTHORIZED DEALERS belter food to win the fight for the retailers point out. that the filed at this writing, only five will.Program of the Michigan poultry in- *>'• fte must be mentally ready to do! IRONSIDE MONUMENT you; our valiant Allies must be sup­ home, market be developed so that have to receive an allocation of less1 duslry which already is second only °ur bit where and when the High than they request. Tlie Hosmer!' 0 d,,lr > ’ products as the best ngr.Command thinks we best! con do it ; WORKS plied; our long-hour defense work­ foods grown in Michigan be brought school in Castleton asks for 101 cultural source of income with a re-[Civilian talents nnd skill count on . to the attention of the people of ers must be sustained with the tlie state not only because of their mills The most that can be given in! *» excess of 528.000.ooo annual- par with prior military experience Established 1907 proper nourishment and the folks recognized quality but to release ad­ that township to any school dtetrict! ■>'• .Major Pelliain_and his Firing Rhone 2497 Ha.tina. Mirh *ring*. Mien., at home rpust have the right diet ditional transportation facilities for is 7 mills, as the county has to have! Great ns Li the Michigan egg out-! Battery <thr 4 75-mm Gun section.-. n°t Urge enough taLwith one extra ammunition Caissons to guard their health against lhe use in tlie promotion of lhe war O', and the township 1'- mills. TheiPU* B *•' Barryville and Nashville schools in .meet state consumer demands and [ section' was selected out of the program. strain of war-time harassments. With the approval and coopera­ that township each ask for A milLs;' accortjingly the expectct! increase 'AEF artillery by General Artillery I Something must be done to stim­ tion of Leo V. Card, Commissioner but there L-> no way die allocationj would prove a valuable contrlbu-' headquarter., to demonstrate Hie [ ulate — and again stimulate the of Agriculture, the campaign under board can grant that much. Hast° the f°°d for victory- pro«rani.| Icesoiw growing out at that war with! production and consumption of way today is headed for the chain tings city schools ask for 9 mllL.' according to Uie "Michigan De.;, !'he plck<-<! infantry Battalion of'.he! stores by W. F. Doyle of Lansing With the county given 6'.- mllb,|f°r Victory Committee" 136lh Divhion. before high ranking Michigan-grouTi foodstuffs ” there is no chance for 9 mills. The! c O. Card, head of the depar:-i officers of the United States and1 And. fortunately, something is be­ and for the independents by W. R law requires that one-tenth of a ment of Poultry Husbandry all Allied Armies, for a 5-week period Keasey of Lansing. ing done. Perhaps the most note­ mill raised in the city shall go to: Michigan State /College, jvoints to' following the Armistice, presenting worthy at the moment is the "Mich­ the city Itself. So there is no way [the upward production trend when (thrice-weekly exhibition manpeuigan Days for Victory" drive to ac­ llrat get hum more!he noted ....... that .... the egg output -for,. 'res staged near St. Florenlin, • * the *..k city schools can uan Ktl ci •than i.._ . ----------------------------->> above France. was 8 4. -----------mills. The Delton-Kellogg Ilaxt fall and winter was — well trance. High High comrngQdalion coms complish just this — to encourage -.1 . ... average production of recent ...... Hr. n,»l years rvl.nd.d extended to ,the BatteryToz-Ha effischool district asks for 7\ mllL« . state agriculture to grtater'produc- "Stagecoach Express" starring Don Barry, Lynn Merrick We should realize that eggs are ! clent-work. But the most the allocation board tlon effort and to point' out .to the Tlie Texas Panhandle district can ___ _____ allow_ _ is 7, ____ mills, because the an excellent source of food from \H7rs. r sVsv----------------consumer the quality, freshness and during lhe wild and lawless day* comity and Barry township call for the standpoint of proteins. fllt . r<»o Ml < h L.AT1N minerals anu and viwiuiiiui vitamin*.. The mother wrote to the accessibility of Michigan-grown when it ii wa* was a "no-man's land" u isI 8 o mills. Hillis. Iiunvrni* site egg || An indignant • ..... all .ii .... of ®an aeademv the the foliow(nllnu-. But the problems of our tax allo- contain* the necessary vitamins I princinul of n academy the scene of action of this him. cation board are very small com-: °ther than C. Vitamin C is sub-, ’my*"*er °r With the endorsement of the Govpared with tho«e which must be; starttaUy supplied in many other; ““ ®ir My son writes to me tmor and the State Department Of ,UrT‘nj Ann Dvorak. Ben Lyon faced in such counties as Kent, Cal-: foods comumed by the average per- ““pl•*"*2r.k Agriculture. Uie chain stores and. A hard-hitting film that depicts iioun and Genessee von ■ lhal he mU5t tnmstatc 30 hexalOunsmOGeneMee. son., thf meter* of Latta a day I looked hexaIndependent grocers are uniting to the fall of France, exposing fifth tail an-Axraaa and .nH aall column activities. A DOGS LIFE I demand for food product* and pjr-' jlterltup 1,1 'ffo^'cHonary and find tel) IV.a Uie .lA-.. story, In to encourage sell milimn A stranger ru standing on lhe ttcuiarly eggs on the part of our ‘ ! wl ‘‘ w a versc ot -'l* foe'Michigan agriculture to the con- Brian Donlevy. Miriam platform of a small railway station | Allies in the war. ha* resulted in lhe Ih.0*'that mak,f* 300 (wrt or W sumcr. Hopkins. Preaton Foster when the Northern express flashed development of a ne» egg industry | “n Certainly no cause could be more "A Gentleman After Dark" past. Into the whirl of dust raised I-Thl*.” he explained, -is an egg-dry - e?Tn Dont you think that A dramatic adaptation of the .... by the train leaped the station-mas-Img industry which mar be tar **>«’ “ quarJ"®' •hewmeier. or Worthy, none could be more im­ famous magazine story 'A WhlH ot ters dog. and tore madly up the reaching a* a future development;18 lnchf’ °f Ud* Latin stuff te portant in war time. ‘ PUnuLl. i "ndIX n^w. U shipping manFton* ”»ou«h « »* — Heliotrope', a slick tale ot daring It deserves yonr support and we Jr?, >our d0fi 0,Un do *hal?"icf dried egg* to the American Al- INTERESTED i jewel thieves. .uwr .! Ite .Ute,,.; te ..nciuted ' Jo™’,., uten by . George Brent. Joan Bennett "Yes, sir. Every time the express: ALWAYS DOES* * ’ NOTHING 18 MORE IMPORTANT A hilarious plcturtution of lhe passe*, the dog is. after it like a! They had been invited to dinner famous romantic triangle that, as •» '»’<■ h°u* 07 ‘ prominent local 2nhl^J?^?r“TcrM1 a stage hit. had all America rolling "That's queer." commented the I resident A* there was no one toj! -JhaUs thaT hc^She cAn/tart™ jtnd harder work often taxing our in the aisles. stranger. tWhy dote he do It?” [look nfter little Tommy, it was ncc-1 kWhMs that book -the conductor ttiyslcal resoureas; with our atten­ ‘I don't know." replied the dog's.cstary to take him. too. I th, ih- n.rr owner, scratching hl* head thoughtlhe meal started off well enough. ®?' lhc over‘ tion often Mattered in so many di­ ----------- ....... .... ..UAIIU, Walter Hasten. Gloria Warren fully. ----------"What --------------------worries-m. me Is what he'-.„„. ~ rections that we are easy prey for The story follows the fortunes of he gets it."! the meat on his plate it slipped off nerve strain, many of us are apt a UlHc family in a small sea coast going to do with it when -------------ion to the floor,*and hi* mother's ntn** , t'***----------------°1’ 10 the noor- and hu mother * to overlook the most important town. Introducing to the screen TitsTilt VESVI THREAT .. 'face flushed.. AGREEABLE lhe charming new fifteen year old i A "“n tiling of all. had l«pn having hl*;, -Tommy, laundry done by a "•neioiiimrhnrS -neighborhood I' «’ >vu mlut " #hf whUpered tensely.] They were settling a number of And that Is our personal health— singer. ■t hi. ">ou m‘ut “P°Io8lw 10 Mrs A’’rel preliminary details as young people washerwoman had let A VIST OLD MLIASLE FIRM ____________________ ‘ J hit account J 0nc*„Oe‘ up “nd fctoMNngjwtu before lhfy take lhe d«;Wve governed so much by proper nutri­ with her run for months. Last w*ek'QUj tion and a balanced diet. AltetfUon UuteA 4_____________________ ““ '"Tte’thW tewl’y plr.rd'ite “S--------- -- ----------- -------------------------Eilabli.Kid 1907 "Do you believe tn allowances for, to health, authorities tell us, is with Dennis Morgan. Ti' «™!<’b'«"iuto! ii”S' married women?" she aiked. Brenda Marshall A heroic story ot some bush pilots 'Certainly.” he replied. "I think from the woods of northern Canada i a husband should make allowances who enlist tn tlie Royal Canadian week. I will put too much starch in Gel «n alm in life, and get il 'for a lot of things." Un <r«uj jjroqr etttan. CordjaHy, Mrs. Smith.”,quick.-Garlyle. |I FAY DAtf BUY RONDS— GARAGE HEAD ASKS S( E c Elevei the "Jo Mrs Hi nflemoc tesla we tallied a with pr Gamer Mrs. ( bridge c of Mrs. aftcriioo tlie lion • Thursda WHAT MEN HAVE DONE CAN STILL BE DONE AND SHALL BE DONE TODAY TAX COMMISSION . . . . . . . . . . . . _ „ „ ■ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ HA\ rrW M JKI M1 FOOD RETAILERS UNITE TO SPEED U.S. WAR EFFORT MICHIGAN HEN TO DO ITS PART IN WAR EFFORT WAT EPS CLOTHES SHOP The Theaters Colorcrete VASES e We have the most beautiful selection of Vases, Baths and Settees that you aver sot your eyes an. in now and look them over. Very suitable for your home gardan or cometary lot. Prices very reasonable. Ironside Monument Works Phone 2497 Haitingi, Mich. The ne the hon Thursda The F Mr. and crlcbrab versary. evening with Dr Jones w Jones scores. A din and M al the Saturda tallied ween It10 Tli Miss K Mrs. her clu nesdav .home o at pedr dcraon. by wer be held Duane Mrs. chnlrm nurses at a p cottage Mrs. ten gue cclebra Games billions Cove very p by Mr. their m Huturd Ten cntlne lighlfii night home Wood b �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY U, 1MI problem since those planes are able I A ||M_ M!--, n.'.J i to fly to their positions on the Car *,ien MOfl L/ICa I flung battle fronts. the gong of an alarm dock. I For the statistically minded, here • • • Hans Kardel, of Charlotte, county Alton King. 78. of Woodland died are a few interesting facts and flg*Honoring ’----- *— ------agricultural agent of Eaton coun­ MUs Dorothy Alton suddenly Friday forenoon, iurta: Five million bricks were used very Cook. Mrs Harold Jscohoon. MIm ty, spoke at the Rotary club lunch­ (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) ■'in the building; one hundred thou­ about 0:30 while attending a rum­ AND Marian Sawyer. Mrs. George Aten, eon Monday noon. He narrated his the woodlands was started. That sand cubic------— — . a ,.... w . .. w mage sale In the Episcopal parish yards of concrete: two Mn. Leo Boyce and Mrs. Morion experiences os a member of Char­ hundred thousand gallons of point; hoiBirr^Wben he and Mrs. King enHilbert entertained lhe women lotte company of state troops, who thirty-three thousand tons of steel; | Hired the parish house, he comteachers of the city schools al 828 were called to Detroit not tong cisIon with which the work ha* gone one hundred thousand fluorescent'plained to her that fols hand was 6, Broadway, Tuesday evening. ago to end the mob attacks on col­ forward. lights; sixteen million creosoted I numb and that his head was dizzy, Tlie Willow Run plant was de ­ --------- ---was -------served ------------at---eight follow- ored famlliM In that dly. who were Eleven of lhe twelve members of Dessert wood blocks on Uie floor; one hun-1 As he trad been subject to such signed to apply automotive mass deed and ten thousand feel of sew-1 spells for some lime, Mrs. King tod the "Jolly Dozen Club" met with Ing which MIm Cook was kept very. being moved Unto the hew governMrs. z Herbie Wilcox for u pleasant busy unwrapping the many gifts ment-owned housing area there, pradurUon methods to Uie manu- er pipe; five miles of drinking water him to a chair. Soon after he sal afternoon. Wednesday. May 30. Con­ that were piled up before her as which wa* built especially for them pipe; one thousand and two hun- down, he slumped over on the chair. “"P "»«> ■'“> '■ »“ •“»> dteomrt u»i ». -ul test* were enjoyed and much laugh- lhe result of a miscellaneous show- under government direction. Mrs. ISu’SZni mUe* of 5Uam plpln| Tllcrc are,dead Coronoz Dr. Clarence Lath-: teit was caused by the original er.-----------------------------------------------------I Roosevelt wa* said to have been inaMoaw riieu on.I u • • */ | greatly Interested In this housing four Pr^t°t of ong and one-quarter miles of serv-1 rop was summoned, pronounced it poem*. Refreshment* were served. th„ Mnv m—n-ff — y«sm, proposition As Whitney Whitney' engines of four Pratt 8, (unneU; a worlh a rau. ot htart faUutc. an(1 thBl n0 He explained that while /the 1250 h p.. each, the problem is much of switchboard* and panels and a inquest would be held- The body tallied sixteen at 500 Saturday night Alma Fingleton.Tob a seven o'clock colored people selected to occupy lhe more complicated - than any which fan capacity of five million and five ■ was taken to lhe Wing undertaking with prizes going to Mr. and Mn. dinner jen -guests being present. house., were people of good char­ mas*, product ion engineers have yet hundred thousand cubic feel per 'room* at Woodland The funeral been called upon to solve. ’ Oarner Hampton. Mn. Dan Ashalt- Alter the buxines^ meeting Mrs, terer. many white people living in minute. wa* held Monday afternoon at the At Willow Run. planes are not x Maude Smith went on a mysterious that vicinity, particularly a large er and Will Linington. I* Willow Run tn full scale pro-1 Wo°dU.nd Methodist church at 2:M. hunt, finding a cactus plant, as a colony of Polish people,'became vio­ only assembled, but parts manufac­ due lion; if not how long will II be cond^ed byRev„ • Wtngard. tured as well. The manufacturing Mrs. Clara Brown entertained her remembrance of her birthday. The lently antagonistic to this negro before the maos production line* be""u,*d by " Moxon of <le|>aruncnu are adjacent to Uie bridge club with dessert al the home balance of the evening was spent in colony in Dtelr part of Detroit. '•»«««*>• main assembly line. Raw materials gin rolling? This, unfortunately, to ?*l*,ry of Mrs John Ketcham last Tuesday playing "Hearts,” the winners hav­ So when moving vans and trucks __ _________ __ _____ _____ __ a military wet. However, lhe Pdex'“ »“ bl Wood' ing the privlIejV of pasting a de­ appeared to bring the household are unloaded at one part of the afternoon. plant while completed bombers fly *rt,er ean “y- lhal Mter seeing, fense stamp tn the Club's book goods of Uie negro families, they IL ---------- --f how things stand al Willow Run. Survlvtat are Ute widow. Sopha . । were tipped over, nnd two trucks The Young Mothers club met at Their nim U a 1100 Bond. . thro* Mrs New idea* in airplane manufae- he would *m“d certainly "rtalnly hate hate to lo be be in in aDd ? m Florence .were destroyed. Then stale troops . of. tn-.l.’ nf r-L.rlrtvSsto Hithe home of Mrs. Herschel Follick turo^ve been developed by the .°«’ .. ^..... ‘nk which people l.id Ws‘ Places were told for seventeen al B'«t s‘*t* troopers were brought to Thursday afternoon. Alter a busltheAxU^'areJoi^toikel n.w siHsiuiu <i:r kuiiik so use: .. , - -------- ■ --------------the combination farewell and cele- Detroit to end the trouble, and re­ iicm meeting. Mrs. Floyd Myers Henry Ford '"*• and fc his organization Vn,c ou* ot D°w‘Hyspeed up producUon Spot welding ‘ -------------------bration dinner ner given on Sunday.1 mained maineu there mere several days day* to pre- । gave a talk on "Pear and Children .” have performed a wundgrful > ° b | Whenever I find a great deal of the home of Mr. and ven^ further disorders, until all the processes have been perfected lo Tlie next meeting will be held at ---------••• —— |gratitude In a poor man. I take it an extent, for example, that a: Ogden. Mt Mr.. .„ and I’oures--------built—especially for colored such . u ,Mrs. al>.--------,---------- , the home of Mrs. Albert Steeby on Mrs. TYim Ogden. Hugo Wunderlich were also hosts at people were occupied considerable amount of riveting can; Nothing happens to anybody for granted there would be as much Thursday, June 18. this gathering. th!; gathering, which was tiild held InIn t 1,1 I" Mr Kardel's opinion. America be eliminated. Tills not only saves, which he is not fitted by nature to, generosity If he were a rich man. time but considerable weight m well. bear.—Marcus Aurelius. j —Pope. honor of four guests, Mrs. Edith ho n problem in putting an end to The Friendly Neighbors met with Wunderlich and M Mrs. Chester UXJ.Lq, Long,’-rt And race riots --- “- prejudiced ......................... -......... ... We .... Assembly line prncc.v>ex have been Mr. and Mrs Gary Crook Friday to ... 1 . ... are May ... .... .1 to (A aee ■ In . .1.1 IS., whose birthdays and June nw?d to «t it. h. be said, that ... we divided down Into numerous *ubcelebrate their 48th wedding anni­ evento: Bruce Long, who graduates respect Individual righto and liberty assefhblics to eliminate congestion versary. After a curry-in dinner the from high school on June 5; and *u our °*» country, ax well as to and xo speed the work. evening was spent playing pedro William Rupert' Wunderlich, who ln*u‘ u‘*‘ foreign dictators do not In the complex wing assemblies with Dr. B. A. Perry and Mrs Fred leaves for active duly on lhe high 1 de*lroy our American right* and special fixture* have been developed Jones winning high scores and Fred seas this week, a colot. scheme of Prlvltoges. whifh need not be dismantled each Jones and Mrs. B. A. Perry, low time an assembly is completed. red. white and blue was effectively1 1 * 9 scores. carried out In flags and candles cen:----------------------- Completed wing parts are lifted by {overhead crane* and moved to desA dinner party In honor of Mi taring the tong table and In small i Ignated stations on the assembly nnd Mrs W. O Jackson wa# held flag place cards. Two large cakes, __ line. suitably Inscribed, were presented lo at the home of their brfthcr and Taking pictures.! ! These fixtures represent notable ?'*•----ulster. Mr. and Mrs Stuart Jackton. the honor guests. announces that the I achievements In themselves. The both movies and snapshot*, mapshot*, enter-! enter-1 Mr Hansen t*,"------------------------------Saturday. Muy 16 tained the group during the after- "“t10"81 defense training classes center wing fixture, for example, is' noon. Guests included Mr. and "re P,#nnln# “ class In blue print sixty feet across and weighs nearly Miss Margaret Johncock enter­ Mrs James Long. Mr. and Mr».,reacUn« 10 operate four hours a thirty tons. tained the Busy Eight Club with a Cheater Long, Bruce. Barbara and wpek *° ** ,,eld 00 F'r,t*ay night Another time saving device is’ the weenie mast. Tuesday evening, May- Jimmie of thl* city; Mi** Dorothy o'clock Those Interested Ingersoll Milling Machine set-up, 19 Tlie group enjoyed stunts with Long of Grand Rapids: Mrs. Edith roay caU lhe #cb«»’ ,or fu«bpr Inused in machining tlie center wing. prises going to Mrs Rozel) Stanton. Wundcrllch. Rupert Wunderlich. Mr.. formation It docs eleven different operations Mis* Katherine Werber and Mrs. and Mn. Gilbert Percy and' son I The annual school water carnival which used to be done separately. L.jtence Juhncocx. Denny of Kalamazoo. wa* held at Reid's resort. Thorn­ Tire time required for performing apple lake on May 27. A* it was these operations has been reduced Mrs. Lloyd Anderson entertainer Impossible to secure the buses. from days to a fraction of an hour. her club for dessert and cards Wed­ transportation was in private cars. An elaborate system of conveyors nesday afternoon. Muy 20. i)l her A picnic lunch was served by the has been developed for bringing parts home on East High street. Winner., home economics department from lhe manufacturing depart­ at pedro were Mm. Arthur Bennett. An honor assembly gas held ments to tire sub-assembly station* Mrs. Lloyd Steeby. nnd Mrs. An­ "Buy Michigan produce because it Tuesday morning In the session and for delivering the finished sub­ derson. Mrs. Bennett and Mm. Biceroom when lhe Hl-Y and Girls Lea- assemblies to designated stations by were guests. The next party will to fresher haa more flavor and rl,("Tl wnrn ,ne W,'T ",,n ulr“ l‘ea' HFwmoue» lo acsignateo stations should be’ generally higher In nu-:“uc ^hotorshlp cups were presented • along the final assembly line Outbe held June 3 at the home of Mis. tritive value because of the shorter ,o Arlhur McKelvey and Harnett er wing panel, and sections of the Duane Miller on 8. Hanover. - spread o ttinw tetwren orodJrer Babcock. Babeock The cups are presented j »■-'«" fuzclagc, for example, travel en on -a producer i h wan^ur Mrs. Kendall Rrahm, Nursing andotnaunwr" semester to to the the two two student* students i messanine messanine conveyor conveyor to to lhe lhe final final asas“« 1 highest kre there tow Tlils recommendation to house- ™nltln “Ulhest tn in scholarship, de-'sembly stations inations and find %re low-­ chairman of tlie Barry County Red wives waTmade today bv Mrs K?rl l*,“l«b‘l»y U> the school, jered Into position. Likewise the en­ Cross Chapter, entertained the and are T. WrUhl. lh. A.n.rl-, honesty. “ * -other “J" desirable trails. ’ ginex “ » towered Into position from nuracs who had taught the courses can Association of Univcralty Worn-1 “ *'r spent the same mezzanine. Center wing J- rll^ ’ r nt u picnic Tuesday evening at her en Consumer Study Group, who en- the their class periods last Wednesday! sections .,r c, .^“ Periods r’- •" move forward on n ground sister's. Mrs Forrest McMillon':,, dorsed the "Michigan Days for —.— lhe ------------■I..-..-.-... mov‘c* entitled "Plight." । floor conveyor. Wjth four lines cottage at Gun Lake. Victor," program. « an .xrellcnl "Hawaii.and "Across ....... .„u ‘'Across the ConCon- '‘ finally merging tInto two j tlncnt in Ten Minutes. ” I Special apprentice schools have Mrs. Ken Labertcaux entertained means to bring lhe Idea lo lhe ut-i Hie last issue of the Fortnight, been in operation for some lime to Im guests Tuesday evening in honor tention of Die homemakers of the , was published Tuesday. May 28. train men and women workers In of her daughter. Helen Marie, who slate. "This year far more so than inJI with Caroline Hansen ax editor. | the manufacturing and assembly celebrated her seventh birthday. Leiter's typing — Ill -— class Uj, operations required Present <plan* !— — ■ ---------- — •-------- ----------------Games were played and flowers and the past Michigan homemakers are1 Miss ---------going to can or freeze as much pro-1‘he notices sent out annual- call for eventual employment of ballons were used as decorations. duce as they possibly can during the ,y by the Alumni a*so-. women at Willow Run .up to about: ;25 per cent of the whole force, Covers were laid for eight at a growing season. With lhe avail-1 c‘"Uon. The Doomsday books wlU be Adjacent to the plant Is the huge very pleasant bridge dinner given abllltv of more freezing locker* and by Mr. and Mm. James Radford at the shortage of tin homemakers M available to those who have placed airfield where completed bomber*: Tlie central । their summer home ut Gun lake, well as manufacturers will be clam- > “’’hr orders Monday. June 1 and | first test their wings oring for varieties that freeze well ! w,u bl, ‘ °n for ‘ hose who failed . unit of the hanger also conlqjnr,' Saturday night. High score* for the evening game were turned in This should serve both as an Idea't0 8rd,'r bW?- *n room 207 during quarters for visiting pitots and cn-1 and a* challenge to Michigan farm- the half-hour period and at noon'listed men., u well as departments! by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook. era Certainly, in these lime*. It from 13:30 lo 1:00 Tuesday. June 3. devoted to Inspecllqp. observation, Ten friend., of Mm Margrete Val­ would seem well to grow the va- । Mr- Uiwer's choir class left Friday radio and other controls. entine Flynn gave her a very de­ rlelle* which by experiment have f'b0" nt 12:45 for Knlamnzoo They The B-24 bomber has a cruising lightful surprise last Wednesday proven to be the best for freezing." participated In the music festival range of 3.000 mile* at k speed of A sensational, night when she wus spirited to the Mra Wright concluded |at w M- C. E. which began nt 8:00 about 300 miles per hour and can opportunity to choose any auto radif/from^ur; home of MIm Betty Wotrlng near ’ _________ --------------------o'clock that evening. , carry a bomb toad of lour tons. e * >— ociocx mat evening. of flowered batiste —__ they ....prac-------- 'Arms and armament are. of course. Woodland. The affair took the form —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— I i During lhe afternoon entire stock ... at % less than Wards regular low; ' Uced with the groups from the dif- a military secret. Delivery Is no ferrnt schools represented. price! And even at this amazIngsaving^Tyou The festival was sponsored by Mr. Harper C. Maybee, director of the W. M. C. E. Noble Caln, well known MICHIGAN'S don’t pqy a cent to have the radio installed* in composer and director of lhe Chi­ ,_y Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 BLcago a cappeila choir, was the fea­ your carl We don't see how our stock tured guest conductor. Many of the Completely streamlined for cool­ .numbers sung were written by Mr. SATURDAY ONLY — MAY 30 long at these prices. /. so come early a ness and absolute comfort — HOSPITAL? INSURANCE Cain.* He also tours the country­ DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM fashioned from "Gloatripc.*' a bringing various other groups to­ gether for occasions' such as this A Wartime Budgot Demands new luxurious rayon fabric, for William lliopalong Cassidy) Boyd The group from here went In pri­ ultra smartness and chic. Avail­ vate cars, each chaperoned by an able in White or Tea Rose.adult. ' And Robert Sterling and Marsha Hunt in The third hour phoni* class is practicing on a couple of numbers We Pay which arc Io be sung at the bac- , calaureate service Sunday. , SUNDAY and MONDAY — MAY 31 and JUNE 1 The sixth hour home manage­ ment class gnve a party Friday for I She, 32 to 44 **** George Brent. Joan Bennett. Mtocha Auer in Think of it! You save dollars on this fifty of the first grade children. . Mr. Broutk's gym classes have sensaHl nal radio that challenges even chosen new teams to play softball $40 sets! Has lighted custom dial for Bargain Matinee Sunday 1:00 to -3:00 during their gym period As the your carl Dynamic speaker fits in , team was Just lust chosen, the results will be posted later. dash or underneath! Rectifier tube TUES., WED., THURS., FRI-, JUNE 2. 3. 4. 5 Mr. Clayton Hinkley, a former The Cott Per Individual included! And it's installed* in your The hll picture ot lhe year all In Technicolor student and teacher of Hastings Aafc «*** Words car without chargel They’ll tell out, High, presented the athletic, de­ James Cagney, Brenda Manhall and Alan Hale fast so buy now!. partment with a picture of the 1000 track team. 1 Seniors drew numbers tor com­ mencement and class night tickets on Monday. MUs Buller's health classes vis­ ited the hospital Wednesday and Friday. May 30 and 22. Hostings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 JKd OUR STORE OPEN' THIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON Majestic lldq. DetroH A complete rehearsal for class night was held In Central auditor­ LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY — MAY 29 and 30 ium. Monday evening from 7 to 9. The Hastings track tram went tn DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM DORRANCE TRETHRIC Lanilng to the state meet and came Ann Dvorak, Ben Lyon and Griffllii Jones in AGENCY Wards finest—conuMirabk in every back with nine potnu to their cred­ National Bank Budding it. Jack Wagner made all of them way with other makes up to $501 Phone 2307 when he won first place in the class Haxtiuga, phone 25(H Look at all you save on this amaiing Hastings Michigan B tow hurdles, and fourth place In •etl You get all the power and per­ lhe 100 yard dash SOCIAL EVENTS Of a ml*callsn*ou* shower and the TOM Akou» Rnr* honor guest was kept busy locating * 0,0 ^DOUs KOCO Riot« ln D«»roir . WILLOW RUN AN 3431 MIRALE Suddenly Friday CLUB NEWS | Hjflh School NoUi | for the Graduates ALL AUTO RADIOS NOW AT Michigan Produce Top, In Flavor And Freshness %OFF SLIPS 1.00 1.25 1.69 1.95 • ENTIRE STOCK INCLUDED • FREE INSTALLATION GOWNS 1.69 • LIMITED QUANTITY ONLY Pajamas 1.95 fTRAND CLOSTRIPE TtiEATRF While they last! Mf"- "STICK TO YOUR GUNS Brassieres "I'LL WAIT FOR YOU" Hospital Bills up to..$400 Surgical Bills up lo..$15O Medical Billsuplo..$ 90 Plus $75.00 Eimniefits "TWIN BEDS" SO1 6-TUBE DELUXE AIRLINE Regular $32.95—now. Step-ins SQc 2495 50c to $1.50 a Month CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS arry theathv B ASSOCIATED MUTUAL HOSPITAL SERVICE NO RUN HOSE 1.39 1.50 All Silk Hose 1.35 Rayon 1.00 Frandsen9 FINEST AUTO RADIO Regular $39.95—now Exclusive, but not expensive "THIS WAS PARIS STAGECOACH EXPRESS SUNDAY ond MONDAY — MAY 31 and JUNE ’ALWAYS IN MY HEART formance of 6 working jribeal Auto­ matic tuning . . . dynamic speaker -. ■ tone control - - - and custom dial I Installed fret* Ln youj carl See and hear it today I *A«rW aqu^MMflf Bargain inatihee Sunday 3:80 to 3:M TUIS-. WED., THURS. JUNE 2, 3 ond 4 Miriam Hopkins, Brian ponlevy apd Pre* leu Foster A GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK MONTGOMERY HASTINGS 118-126 $. J.H.rw. �TOT HASTINGS BANNE3L THURSDAY, MAT M, 1942 (services have been very spiritual and 1... r The annual pastoral vote will be tken Sunday Sunday rooming. morning. June 7. ' helpful. taken । Young peoples prayer meeting Frl- Every member is urged■ to be pres, day evening at the home of Mr. and ent at this service. Mrs Gerald Calms | ------ -----। Rev. Clyde Rotherick will con- FIRST CHURCH OF duct a special service at our church CHRIST. SCIENTIST WESLEYAN METHODIST Ion Friday evening. June-----5. — Mr.:; The subject for Sunday is •"An—--- ----------CHURCH Rotherick U a blind evangelist irZ' and cient an<] Modern Necromancy, alias( , Prayer meeting at the church er- j uses a dog to lead him about. •K~° H*! Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Deery Wednesday evening. The at­ will tell his experiences in this sen­ tendance has been good and the: Ice. The public la invited. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Next Sunday morning Rev. O. H. Trinklein “-rill preach on "A- Song of .Praise," Eight children were bap­ tized In the service last Sunday morhlng. • C*. DncA Mu,,'* P-ini'le Present Recital MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LIEUT. DAVIS BOYER RALES Mr. and Mr* Jack Arnold and n1VIC family, of Dow line. hare purchased and will soon move in the DeMott! Music ta a spiritual stimulation' house on E Clinton St At Methodist Church On which enables people to carry for­ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barlow have ward In trying limes It speak* I Sunday Afternoon purchased the Clarence Brady home I directly to our hearts, bringing uai| Our next regular meeting will be on E- Marshall and will move soon. AA special special memorial memorial service service honhon- RUTLAND RUTLAND consolation in adversity, relief from । Thursday. June 4. A new trustee will Mr. and Mr* Brady having brought n-,. Bernard Dixon Davis. I Service* will be held al lhe Rutanxiety, and faith tn our ultimate' be elected at this meeting. W the Mary Fuller Bute r V~4 land cemetery Saturday Saturday afternoon. afternoon. triumph. We need this unifying 30.. nvwci» Flow ers «... will — be ^placed on We thank all of you for your co- houses oo N. Hanover for their! ' ’ May ju »"”'™ — fore* to Increase our confidence and operation in buying our "Buddy home. । of Baltimore townkhlp. wno was ^jera" graves at 1:30 There courage Popples." We would like to ask all Voyle Benner has' bought another killed In an airplane accident May will n. be .a program at 53 o'clock, o’clock.'with with In a special broadcast from Hon-1,ol you to please wear your poppy on of the Mary Fuller estate houses on j 5. while serving with the air corp*1 Judge Stifnrt Clement as speaker. olulu Sunday evening under the.... ------- - Day ... --------N Hanover. I near Chame Republic. Panama, willI Memorial We------arenplanning to . ----------- * auspices of lhe Catholic Hour Msgr.. Mr* Eliza Knowles formerly of be held at First Methodist church, Delian Maguire. Navy Chaplain told of how: ed comrades tomorrow night and Freeport, haa purciiased the Dr.' Sunday u„u», afternoon at 3;30. I Th. W. S. C. S Ot th, MtUwdM our soldier* and sailors aboard ship those comrades who can arc asked Alice Heney estate property on W. Rev W Mayion Jones, Jones. oupi.-oi Supt.-of church will land an -all — day Rev. ---------------- tnrrt— . — ................... . . I... I — It.. KaiM.ni.nt WrdW.’tlreturning from a Japanese attack t#’ meet at the Legion hall at 7 Center St [ Big Rapids district, pastor of Ing In the church basement nrrTitsox: RT u b riti'RCH *Tre rpd'R'^ 10 rationing of food. Ivan P. French of Dimondale has the church here when Davis was re-, nesday. June 3. Members of the * JEFFEK8ON ST. I. B. C HI KtH ,After a me,wrr meal they all as- o'clock to help us with thia. acquired the Al Bessmer cottage at reived Into membership, wftl de-, society who have birthday* in April. , Our commander. Wm. Andrews, The W. M. A. of the Jefferson St. - aemblcd on deck and sang with ex­ । Gun lake. jlver Uie memorial sermon. Rev. L May and June will be" honored. A U. B church will hold their regular. ultant Jubilation to the wonder and together with Commander Roy I *■>**'■.>*> —— ■>Winston Stone, present pastor, will pot luck dinner will be *erved at monthly meeting Tuesday evening, amazement of Uie Captain and Bush. Leo Crane and Wesley Webb read the obituary and Rev H R. noon wltfi MUs Caroline Solomon attended the sixth district rally at June 2. at the home of Rev. apd Commanding officers. ’ hCUGMCTD ATErt * T Pfeiffer, pastor of Uie BalUmore and Mrs. Paul Kybura In charge. Mr* R. A. Houghton All are in-' gt Rose musie pupil* will present Dowagiac on Sunday. May 24. I United Brethren ehuwh. will offer Mrs. Roger William*. Mrs Herman vited. and we are expecting an In- their spring recital on Sunday Comrade John Freese of the Kais-. Ith* Ijr“>er- tyte Bennett, teacher Reynolds and Mrs Cllfiord Morford teryting meeting, with these our Mav. 31st at 8:00 P M at Central •T1S.U I H-XSJ J Of the deceased when hr attended will prepare the program and Mrs. returned missionaries Auditorium. They dedicate their District Commander Our post re­ The transport swedp rake will be1 Hastings high school will alsoapeak. Lincoln Rush and Mrs Bert Patton -----------work to the men and boy* in the''ceived citation from Uie department discussed at a meeting sponsored by Music will be furnished by friends will be In charge of decorations. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH service of our country. Your pres-, for having a 100 per cent member­ County Agricultural Agent. Harold; cf Uie Davis family from Dutton. Th* 1Lady »*«Maccabees an ■""* ’»— will hold •" ship by May 15 The service next Sunday morning ence wl" **“ a great encouragement . all day meeting at the home of Mo. We understand Comrade Crane Foster at lhe County Fair Grounds: where they formerly resided will be of particular interest to t0 ’hese children. . Anna Willison. Thursday June 4. has a daughter who will .graduate on Wednesday. June 3rd at 10:001 „Thl* »IU he the first such service voung people. Mr Stone will use .. A. M. Mr Fred Roth of lhe Michiheld in Barry county during the from the Middleville high school Dunham District for his theme. 'The Way Into Life " gan State College Agricultural En- preser^ war. Congratulations. Tiw Maple Grove Pioneer meet­ The choir under lhe direction of “ - - ginerring Department will exhibit a The parents of Lieut. Davis have, Mr* Bush. Mrs. Crane and Mr*. I working mode) ot an approved sweep reerived from the Government more Ing nnd Memorial Day service will Mrs Robert Burch will furnish spe­ cial music. Webb represented the auxiliary at rake. Mr. Roth will discuss the con- InformaUon regarding the accident be held Saturday afternoon, May 30. the district rally ! al lhe Wilcox church. There will be a Memorial Service struction of the rake for hone and which cost the life of their son. The To secure the watch of your choice for that boy There was a large attendance at । Let'* not forget Saturday 1* Mefor Lt. Bernard Davis Sundav after----------------------tractor u*e. During the meeting an Mter highly commended Lieut, noon .1 3 30 Tl» Hi-v M.ylon w. lhe Mru rrn.lm.rton ehurrh ... y A day of remembrance; explanation will be given of what D«vi< and stated that he had been or girl. Our large stock is rapidly thinning out. ln mortal „. Day. The Aid will meet with Mr and Jones, who received Mr Davis in- Hasting* last Sunday when the Vet-: for our departed comrades friends can „ be expected of thl* labor saving I killed instantly when hi* plane Buy now while you still con obtain a famous Mrs. Ira Osgood next week Wed. to membership in this church, will traro of Former War* and their Bnd relatives. Let'* all do our part hz'.iTm having tool tool.' • crashed. It also informed the par­ watch from our store. Hamilton. Elgin, Waltham, conduct the service, assisted by the Auxlllartea came paying our ir>po;i respect anu and nuinagc homage ~ sweep rake Is a tool that has, ents the *on‘s body would not be June 3. for supper ts in a body as spe’’’L ; ln P “»u,a our The clal guests l.„ na>tnr _____ »..• a . .. pastor. Lt. Davis wa* killed recent-:elnl Th* - • y returned here until of hos­ Cruen ond Parker. We hove them all. . .w.v ,o thrm on Saturda generally been used Inrthe west for ---------- ----------" lhe -----close -----------Conger Hathaway. In speakln* on ly in Panama. The chairman of the Poppy com- a number of yean during the hay- tilities. the theme. "The Knock-Out Blow- miltee and of the Ladles auxiliary Ing and threshing season Due to L. O. BIBLE CONFERENCE committee wanu to thank Uie com- the ever increasing labor shortage , "Pilate's first blunder was made rades and sisters of the post for self-; in Michigan and the Increased use 1 CALLED OFF THIS YEAR 1 when hr tried to be neutral Due lo the tire rationing, threat­ Neutrality was Impossible for him Ing popples and especially for ob- of fast tradon, the rake Ls gaining I War conditions promise to force ened restrictions on travel, and It Is equally impossible for you and serving lhe plans that were agreed In popularity in Michigan During I | an early and huge development of .. shortages of various commodities, it me Christ or Caesar, that is the upon by Uie Poppy day committee. I the last twelve month* scores of; Undersheriff Michigan's peppermint planting ------ you» a— ,. ----------------------Have brother, father, hus- these rake-s have beenouu built Manv Sheriff ~ Bera -----and ----------has been decided by the board of question that remains unchanged directors of the Lake Odessa -Bible through all the changing years band or son in the service? If so. I dairymen short of labor are looking D0*1" anr»ted Hayoen Hatiiaway. This projected expansion will be have you received your service card to-this having labor saver. County °f Charlotte. In that city TUev- necessary, it is pointed out by lite Waltham Premier—9 jewels. 10 k. yellow Rolled Conference not to open this year Will you choose Christ or will you to place in your window? If you Agent Foster hold* thl* meeting to ,lav day He Is held here a warrant "Michigan n«v« Days tnr for viMArv* Victory" com­ u heW h *" ’ on * ---------------"Mlehlaan The conference, established 2! choose Caesar? Will you be ruled Cold Plate. Price $22.50 plus Federal luxury tax. by Prosecuting mittee. handle—lhe „ 7 Attorney ------' ------r" to ---------' rising demand year* ago. weathered lhe depression by the demands of right or by the haven't, and will get in touch with give farmers assistance with this issued Comrade Rov Bush we will try and problem i Barnett, charging felonious driving on the part of menthol uwr* to take years and has grown to be a na- ut urgent voices of expediency? That .... .... .... .... , It ta oftunderstanding that Ho-i? “ mo “ r car ' claimed that he the place of that formerly imported tionally known enterprise, and. while I SEEL'S I Is our supreme question. Upon Its want all of you to have one if you m.r recognized as a wise move, the dc-i Michigan ■nswr depends our defeat or fail- have a dear one In the service. cialon lo call off the gathering thls; urv. our hope or despair, our heavthis having season i “V. V!?-" .. e b,c>^le UP,“ chemical company piuced an order Remember Pearl Harbor and Keep (I have it in me year, will be a real disappointment cn or hell. Pilate had his chance n in lm win, .... hill on M-37 . _____ mu. tnl olini Iran m । an .nnessentia) ,n Tn lor .------—________ ______ .__„ with oil „nn« refiner for them flying. to many. Rutland. The boy's left leg was menthol to be extracted from pepand threw it away. Today you and TRAGIC DEATH OF crushed, and he has been in Pen­ pcrmint oil This marks the first I have ours." Al the regular meeting of th* V. i DALE TOWNSEND nock hospital ever since. Il is claim- ! F W. Auxiliary Thursday evening;' The body of Dale Townsend. 2g. ed that Hathaway drove the car commercial use" of American pepthe following chairmen were ap-1Ison of Rev and Mrs H. V Tbwn- which struck young Main, and Uiat liermint oil as a source of menthol, ANNOUNCEMENTS a medicinal chemical used prin­ pointed: Americanism. Clara Var-1Isend ot Woodland, was found last he drove away from lhe acene of fa«n-iney. wooai.no ; name tuna. Kuoy cipally for the treatment ot cokU. they. Woodland; home fund. Ruby the accident Hathaway. Il Ut claim-■ m.J ^h‘r P“rk lhh*|Wood; Experts are of the opinion that ■ Wood: hospital. hospital. Emma Emma Paton; Paton: legleg- Round lake, four miles north ot ed. later returned to lhe place where „ Iislatlve. |illative. Mamie Mamie France. France. Woodland; Woodland; Vermontville. vcrmomvuie. a gun. lying near lhe the the boy wan hurt, but did not men- the Michigan fanner will retain da^M^»\-^h MraWMaiTMcr^l'l rrn“°',,UlUon' Zelma COx: .rehabilitation, Cox: Junior Junior!| ooay. body, caused caused onicers officers to to believe believe that that Hon the fact that he drove the car ' this customer. They point out tiiat MtEHlA<to« McCall-!acUvitles. Margaret Webb; member-, the young man had taken his own that caused the injury. He took 'chemical research has developed tie* 2 *. .k a.. ! U . .. 'h|P. Marie Pritchard. Pelton; re- life. crcus to w himself nmmi for ior bringing cringing young young ot extraction and menthol credit the pastor ^n">toll<’7fit ^Shell* P°r,er E*“ EdM*'r Thc Dcfcnir He was • graduate of Woodland Main to the hospital, claiming that u'er* ■ growing desire for a and Kernels" and will ® 1 Com,n)Uef holds its chairmanship high school in 1932 and from Mun- he noticed the boy lyirtfc on thf ■: y„<*oni“5lc, aourc*tlwme -What ud"r>mh^ H thC'unU1 the Ju'"‘ pncamP™nt This Chester College in 1936 Following roadside, picked him up. and con-1I It menthol tum to pep­ ,f al! m ^n,hol users tu... oil. apecial1' pennlnt «• ’ growers of »this m« .~-t.i1 m . committee l* Florence Scougale. I his graduation, he taught in lhe veyed hin? to 'that institution. ■’ u*Sdto™“*I U45U asC7h7nnrn7«2^'SlHnipS “nd bo,,ds: Vlol“ B<"y»trun-, i Vermontville school, until last fan, i ty will have doubled their market 'SXJho >r ™hpdwEva Edger. Red. when he resigned to accept a port- AUTOMOB1LE ACCIDENT । Some 500.000 pounds of [nenthoi Sle ICros* Oon *‘th ,he K W BU“ c« of »«- SUNDAY । were used last year. OU men esll... TW> ,'uWmobUM eollldri Sunday’•j11 D.u Thr Sundav Fv*ninff *i..h -m1 MlWred Platt resigned her office1 'Ings, where he was employed at the ml; at 8 “b, ’ as to acMPl lh' Of time of his death evinlm uboul 7 30 n..r lh. But- 1000.000 pound, ot txpptrmlnt oil « 30 «n charge of Lynox She was installed Thurs-j On June 21. 1934. lie was mar- land loon hall. Forlun.Dly no on,, । to yield an equal amount of the Tn.. Pmhvtartan .in ^1div gening and at the same time Tied to vonda E. Conley of this city wm seriously injured but both cars, same grade menthol. About 1.000 at toe ttXS £S:Zeto“ C0X *“ lnaUUed “ trUSU* IUnd lW° Cn‘,dren •*” h”"* w “’** were damaged. 000 pounds of mint were harvested on WednXv evening iun^ M^Past P^ld«n' Emma Paton WM;Uiurti. Dale Raymtgtd. Jr., and In 19*1. Henrv SunZ . U,c l”»ta»hiR officer. Marilyn Jean. Farmers In Michigan and Indiana, the wheel of one of the car* and Borra\ JiKX the ii^toss Initiation of Bertha Green bring. He had been active in Boy Scout was driving, with Mrs. Yarger as growing nearly B0 per cent of last 1 , . our membership to 32 Another »ork In Vermontville and had at- ills passenger, toward Hastings on year's crop of peppermint oil. would be the greatest beneficiaries of tills BAPTIST CHURCH*” I new member ta to be installed next tended a meeting of the/Scouts on the blacktop highway For about 1 Thursday afternoon May 28 the rne*Unlf Als0 ouix active member- Monday evening, leaving the rneet- five miles he had been trailing a car new demand. I Ladle.* Aid will meet with Mrs ',hlp u «ra«iuaily Increasing. Those | {ng early and apparently ending his driven by Leslie Enxlan. For some Loveland at 118 East Center street *ho are not attending are m&slng life a short time later. Coronor A reason Mr. Enxlan stopped hla au­ All ladies cordially invited. ’ *-----some -- very -----------Interesting -----------meetings. -------------our|C. ,n Cheney of Charlotte--------------Bronounced - to at the foot ot a small hill. Mr. 1 work naturally becoming more ab- the death a sulcic|p. Yarger turned to his right to pass sorbing as the war continues Wei Besides the widow, two children the Enxlan car. Just then over the A fine program has been planned are now busy compiling a list of all and the parents, he is survived by small hill Just ahead of him came for the final meeting of the Central Barry county uiuui) men in foreign lorrign service three brothers, uivukii, Charles vuasies of oi South ooutll anoUier automobile, driven by Rob­ Parent Teachers meeting to be held The Barry Co.Rod A: Gun club Of any kind, "nils means any man Wood hind. Buryi and Francis and a ert BuUer. 31. of Battle Creek, with in Room 110 of the Central Build­ j 1 "ITT1. tl,thp C.,'y H# ' TuMda>’-' outside lhe continental limits of this *l*t«r Mary at home. Mr*. Butler as his pasenger. ing June 2. 1042. : ! ■' ’ “J M I Unn»a SUICT 11 would be sr,.U, ■ ■ . ---------------Mr. Yarger, In reporting to Un­ Don Oury will show lhe colored pranoek Hoplul KU.li.n oulld " lh' or tt”?IDENT dersheriff Doster, explained tiiat he pictures that were taken of lhe play For Michigan Prosperity. May 28 Will meet at the home of Mr. ,ere of Bny man ,n tonf|tn service, did not have’ a chance to dodge the ground activities last summer and to June 3. For Michigan's sake buy 1 Luella Reesor Woodland on Tues- WOuld conUct our ••"■‘■ry. Mildred Elmer E. Harshberger. 68. died other car as he could not turn. Mr. Knowlton will show the pictures day evening jime3 ’ ™ “ P,"“- 209 South “kihlgan. Hasting/. Saturday night at Borgess hospital. either way. Mrs. Yarger suffered a of lhe Camp-O-Ree that was held Michigan Made Goods and Produce I Give her their name and address I Kalamazoo following a month’s 111­ cut on her face, which was treated at the Fair Grounds last year, I Surgery Guild No. 19 will meet and Owy w111 ** Put mailing । ne4* Bom In Ohio, Mr. Harahber- in a doctor's office here. Mrs. But- There will be an Installation of ofwith Mn. Jennie Matthew* Tiiura-!11*1 for our monthly publication. (8er c*me to Barry county at an ler's upper Up was severely cut. fkJers and a final report of all comday. June 4, at her home on N.l"The Porefgn Service." free of 'early ■<«. «nd worked for many She was taken to Pennock hospital mittee*. Broadway. Mrs. Fred Fairchild and charge ( . , .years ­ for treatment. narge >ears in in aa Hastings Hastings factory ractory He He re reAll parents and friend* are urged Four delegates and has Mrs. George Sumner are co-hostess* and J '*four alternates '* **ilrc ’’“*d several “years — -ago -J —.. - .? ■ ’—’ to be present and see. their children When the fight begins within him- ,n morl„. ' es. This meeting is the last one un­ were elected to attend the sixth dta- • since resided in Hope township, near _________ , , , til September and will be a social tricl rally at Dowagiac. May 34.' Cedar Creek Mr. Harshberger is self a man s worU. something —R —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDR— meeting. The Matthews* home is the They were, delegates. Velma Crane, survived by lhe widow. Anne; two Browning. second house before you turn to Eva Edger. Clara Vamey. Margaret I *on*. Leland E. and Carl £.. of Leach lake on th* right side of the Webb; alternates. Mamie Prance. | Grand Rapids; two daughters. Mrs. Marie Pritchard. Viola Beystrum. Dowd of Battle Creek and Mrs. road. and Bertha Oreen. They will also Esther Carpenter ot Chicago: a Hospital Guild No 18 will meet serve at the state encampment at ’l«t*r. Lillian 8UIson of Battle Criek. this Thursday. May 28. with Mrs. Port Huron In June. and six grandchildren. Funeral Anna Newton. 620 N. Bolt wood There is to be' an election of officers.1 the parade, prepared to march. d’X ■' the Walldorff funeral home. All members are urged to be pres­ Memorial Day You do not have to'Burtkl was tn Riverside cemetery. CUSTARD ANGEL FOOD CAKE — Delicious-golden SulTcTbUk^,r J°Ur rrfU' CENTAL 8CH<A>‘l LEADS ent. (Eifurrlj Nrtni 3r. KOSe MUSIC r jpilf V» IC • \A/ W« Community Notices Dal* Lakes C Rev. spent E Vernon. visiting -fpr the With hl tlie we< Caledor Mr. am SWEEP-RAKE TO BE DtMUNjI KAI ED AT MEETING JUNE ? Veterans Attend Special Service At Presbyterian Church Your Last Chance! Hayden Hathaway Arrested; Charge Felonious Driving C. B. HODGES V. M. IIVWMV WAR TO PUSH PLANTING OF MICH. PEPPERMINT DEPE''"-EJ1jrEL” The 85th Annual BARRY COUNTY FAIR MICHIGAN HASTINGS August 11-12-13-14-15 DAY AND NIGHT Final Meeting Of Central P.T.A. June 2 | Organizations 1 0 Michigan Dayi THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ^^'Va^ HUDSON HOSIERY Full fashioned 45-gauge rayon hose... sheer sum­ mer shades in irregulars of the better grades bF EVERY PAIR REINFORCED FOR LONGER WEAR 100 Denier Rayon Stretch Your Hosiery Budget —If you hove yet to discov­ enc UU 1.00 er the sheerness of these in for o pleasant surprise. TIMTt At Sole Prices STOBF Bakery Specials! ,----- | IN DEFENSE STAMP SALES Emmanuel Guild will meet Wed­ nesday. June 3. at 1.30 at the Parisn OBITUARY I Defense stamp sales in Hastings Mary Ellen Lydy, oldest child of|clty whools amounted to 8506 75.. house. George and Caroline Bragdon. wa* a gain of 89450 over toe previous' The Petunia Club will meet with born In Romulus. Mich.. June 23.' week- Thla brings toe grand total for Mrs Clara Wilder.-114 N Washing­ 1850 and passed from this life May |th'* 21 wreks. 87J63.40. ton. or. Thursday. June 4. '20. She would have soon reached' Central school was in the lead । wito 8241 55. high school, second [ Because of the county rally on her 92nd birthday In the year of 1881 she was united wlth 8170JO; First ward. 848 70; | our regular meet!nJ day. tlie Mac­ cabees will not hold another meet-; in marriage to Oliver Lydy, who1 8*cond ward. 833 95; St Rose, 81235. -----------------'—~ Ing until June 18 We wLvh to thank' preceded her in death Jan. 3. 1937.' —ON r*r DAT. BUT BONDS— all who took part In the program She has seen life from the pioneer' and the W R C. ladies for the fine day* up to the modem age and enJoyed good health until the last year dinner they served All helped to when she gradually failed, taking ’ make the day one to be remember­ her bed two weeks ago. She leavea ed wiUi pleasure. two brothers. James Bragdon and The annual reunion of the Barry Frank Bragdon: three nieces. Mrs. , County Normal graduates will not Gertrude Rowlader. Mn Arlie Slo­ cum and MUs Crystal Bragdon; besides other relatives and friends conditions. who .will miss her. POLICE DEPARTMENT Rutland ... j REPORT Services were held at tier lateFtor the two weeks ending Friday- home Friday al 2 p. m. with in-i Chief of Police Thompson reported as follows at the council meeting Friday night 22 complaints re­ MUNICIPAL COURT John Clemens, of Orangeville. ceived and investigated: It sum­ mons served: 14 traffic tickets is­ township And Walter Deyermond. of sued: one arrest and conviction for Rutland township were arraigned disorderly conduct: one stolen car before Judge . Cortright Monday. I recovered; two minors taken into charged with operating motor ve­ probate court; 10 doors found un­ hicles after their drivers' licenses locked by night police: 40 auto­ had been revoked Both admitted guilt. Deyermond was..... given) mobile drivers licenses issued To their - . ----- ----------------- — date 100 bicycle licenses have been two day* in Ja|l and fined 85 00 with issued 94-50 costs Clement was ordered to serve five days without costs 1 Norway, which normally catches There a: e 47.000.000 persons—in the one fourth of the" fish in th* Euro-----------------------— ----------pean continental fishing industry. U 8 who are over IB who are able is now |1 to work. \ rationed on fish. . Angel food, custard flavor. Try this new sur- 4fjc prise delight. Serve with fresh fruits. Each BANANA CAKE — A mellow moist cake with QTfc a rich Butter Scotch icing. Each w ■ BANGIIART BAKERY 113 8. Jtffsrsoa AL Pkoaa 2428 MICHIGAN DAYS SPECIALS no. 2 can PEAS - ODESSA EARLY JUNE 10c bottle CATSUP ODESSA 10c fancy quality 2 no • 2 can* 23c APPLE SAUCE Ige. 46 oz. can * 17c APPLE JUICE KIEFFER BRAND «• 21e.n PEARS 15c ( . THOMAS STORES HARTIXOa Janet 1 -Sunday । at Shell day. MiM spent t parents nett. Mn. spendin parents wood Judgr tend hl Arbor 1 turned weddini Penlnai tied' he Sunday bus Tin Plttsbu: MU* Memorl with hi Bob I bor for turn fo and Mi over th daughti Canada Rom J< LeRo Ohio. » see hii • Row I operntii day. Mary I Mrs F aqd in Schade Mh< latter I ton. Vn former lannbet the cel versary which i the Un feaaioni club. 1 sister. 1 eupy t latter's Will ha ln< we huaban RlUr. Gary F from I< erlmt fi a teaci Will SOO have ai trude I Of Detr Th hot H HC Ci �TO HASTINGS KANN1K. THVMDH, MAT M, 1M3 ! ui mixture peaks, then add other in-' . gredtents. Bpread over baked crumb Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Palmer■ deni at Btephstu College. Columbia, Barry County Federation of Wc mixture and bake about 40 minutes were In Battle Creek and Union Mo^ wa* graduated Tuesday. May*. In a slow oven (300 degrees F.» Thuraday. with the D O. T. O.\ ra ^ty Bunday. jfl. at a special sunrise commencewhen top should be golden brown. M, commence ­ I Dale Henry was home from Great Mr and Mra.'Dwtght Fisher were ''■'vr"Z7uf, Wr.nk ninom w*r<. in r-Hieaan k,.ui . Mr. and Mn. Frank Bloom were I Cut into small bars with a sharp ment service conducted entirely by club nj hostess, was marked by good I Lakes over the weekend. n CMcy. u» wnlend. „ Olm„ „ur. 1 Rev. and Mrs.. Clifford Clinton , knife, then thoroughly cool. the students. Mlxs Johnson, the; Mn. Emma Murdock apent lut n00n to attend the funeral of Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aben E.I'^A Ar * ^-^<1 beans batter h^hL^nrovlrted I W,Wn ,1Wl C00ked Or ““ Utey’more spent Bunday with her brother in week with relative* In Kalamazoo । Harlan, the mother of Mr*. Horace Johnson ot this city, who with their I A lovely setting had been provided, npnetmne the second day after relloney Health Bread Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boulter apent Haye*, “ Q,y “lu:r " other daughter, MUs Barbara, were by the Coats Grove ladies, the plat4 cups flour. Mrs. S. D. Gums ot Kalamazoo is lhe weekend with relative* in Plain-' Victor Bioon spent Bunday after­ in attendance, was among lhe 38 form being outlined with baskets of;! he*unglh the oven? 1'4 cups All Bran. visiting her slater, Mrs. Hugh Riley, , *ellGovernor Murray D. Van Wag• ,,noon noon with wirn Mis* mm Mabie manic 8l**on aiuon *t si from Michigan to be graduated with tuilpa, orchid and purple tris, and[ . |pr the week. . f | Mr. and Mr*. Leo Burton of Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapids |he class of more than seven hun­ blossoming shrubs; luncheon tables( oner’s ballot to in. ft cup chopped dates. Mrs. Anna L. Tliomas to in De- Mason visited friends in Hasting* WM * supper guest of Mr. and dred. representing the 48 stales and In the basement carried out the na­ Michigan's number one bean eattroll for a couple of weeks vtoti Sunday. " tional colors and the menu was the1 er votes for reheating several foreign countries. Ury wish :o thank the public with her sister. | Mr and Mri Oarner vlllU;d I Mr. and Mrr-.Leland Bennett and A new iwUl to the traditional kind for which Coats Grove ladles' "I find reheating tench to Improv.. ft cup honey, the splendid response to the are famous. Miss Shirley Frederickson spent Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baker in Kal- three children attended a family­ the flavor." said lhe Governor. ft banana. of poppies last Saturday. gathering at the home of the for­ inaugurated by the Stephens class Mr* David French, county presi­ weekend with MIm Orra New- amasoo Sunday. mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank at Freeport. | Mrs M Lydy of Royal Oak to , . of *42 who themselves prepared Ute dent, presided The assembly slng- foods more than anything else, he cups buttermilk. Bennett at Nashville Bunday, honreplied, ’ more beans'. F r-’uU M?d Mri Fr<1 aan Dorrrn vU“ln« her niece jfcs. Charles SrtSg”the‘ birthdays of" Raymond address, which was delivered by a Day *o turn out and march. fellow student. Theme of the ad­ of Mrs Rena Walts. Woodland; Mrs.,] So the “first lady" ot the state was Caledonia were Bynday guesta of Bames. this week. / 1 and Alton 3 t. baking powder. dress was their responsibility to Bessie Woodman gave the invoca-i' prevailed on by the "Michigan Days Mr and Mn. Henry Weaver. Mr alld Mrs. M Smith of Mr> Raymond Collier and fcr carry with tliem into community tlon; Mrs. Vera Brinker welcomed ' for Victory" representative to supply day lard, and egg. mu well Add At: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bums. Mtes Sparta werejiunday gueste ot Mr. flve months old daughter of Grand life In this democracy the spirit of the delegates, with Mn. Milo Young. 1 the favorite baked bean recipe of Bran and buttermilk, mixed wttn Janet Burps and Jim Burns spent nnd Mn'E A. Caukin. Rapids have come to make their TThe Good Life" at Stephens, based Nashville, responding. .Sunday with friends in Eaton Rap-i'jin. Arnold Malcolm of Lake,ho£e for prMeni with her par1 th* Governor and members of the soda. Sift in two cups flour. Add nut on the principles of human relations Reports of the year's activities,, ’Van Wagoner family. meats and dates, then add remain­ ids. /|Odesite was a Friday afternoon:enu, gfr tnd Mn Will Lyon R and respect of human rights, the always an interesting feature, were' Mr. nnd Mr* J. L. Valcntlne-vi»- guest of Mrs Ida Palmatier. ' 3 ijr collier al nresent being with constant pursuit of knowledge, in­ given by the club presidents. Mrs.;। From the Vap Wagoner cook book ing two cups flour and baking pow­ fruit of loyal nature, and of nobla comes Ulis recipe: One pound der. Stir well. Place in greased mind.—Tennyson. lied Mr. and Mrs. George Gillette Pvt. Robert Blur of Detroit was the MacArthur forces in Australia Horace Powers. Nashville: Mn. Vem' Michigan white navy beans dustry, religion and philosophy. 10 at their cottage al Wall lake Sun- a guest of Mtes Josephine Murphy u . lieutenant of infantry Tlie sunrise commencement exer­ Allerdlng. Coals Grove; Mn. Chas. small white onions, sliced thin: soak day. • the early part of tost week. i__________ cises culminated a week of com­ Robertson. Middleville; Mrs. LeRoy* beans and onions, sliced, in water Mis* Winona Bennett of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Densmore of' n ■ 1 .4. mencement activity at the college, Perkins. Woodland; Mn. Robert,!' overnight: pour off-water and add spent the past weekend with ho(| Manistee gpent lhe weekend with DCnerlT DfiagC nf attended by more than 15<W) guests. Shannon. Hastings. These showed] fresh water lo cover and boil slowmin. Blenn «reuu Densmore. a^vximiivic. . parents Mr. and Mrs. Gard Ben- Mr. nndi Mr*. a busy year, with civic and public' nett. | Mr* Archie McCoy and Mrs.| ne lit ut-­ ly untl1 bcans "re done: Bdd ‘ft interests dividing time with the Mrs N. M. Sullivan ot Detroit te Emma S. Evans were in Grand Women members of the Hasting* LEAVES NASHVILLE s Red cups °r br0,rn sl>8“r- < tablespoons erary and musical programs. ? n dry mustard, ft pound bacon, cut spending several weeks with her Rapids on Monday on business. । Country Club have planned a dejThr Idrnd, R.V W C. , ' " in 2-lnch squares; ft bottle catsup. partnte. Mr. and Mrs. U B. Lock-i Mr. and Mr*. J. W, Armbruster.brId«c al u,° club on Tu’^ay Bassett, for the past four year* [ Bartas and Fort Ciuter, being menfj pUce wood I visited her mother. Mrs. Flora jnoon- June ’• 10 ralne money for ‘ Place alternate layera layers of of beans, beans. pastor of the Nashville Evangelical ’ llo"fd “’e wa< .. an I onions, sugar, mustard, bacon and Judge A. D. McDonald will at- Coble in Alvordton. Ohio. Sunday. ,,hf Navy Relief Fund. This event catsup: spread all over until castend hte law class reunion at Ann Corp. 'Dwight Paul Chase of Il-J ls °P*n to the public, regardless of church, were sorry to learn that through the ' wrote to filled; top generoualy with SAW action IU.UUIA of WI the —4V fenferVM.I... - ; pearance^ •------------ — the^Woodland^h*^ ----------------Arbor Friday and Saturday of this llnote spent the weekend with hte membership in lhe club. Those held at Pontiac recently, ha Is ^ciiool chorus under direction of (sugar j week. I parente, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Chase.-Panning to attend are requested to ence and bake In 350-degree oven being transferred to the pastorate al ‘h'lr director, Gordon Wil-1 until crusty brown Reheating im­ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mateon re-1 Mr and Mrs. B. J. Kemp and n»*e reservations by Saturday, Blissfield. ., tv^. । n«™. Harns, with mi Miss Doris «.<. Halbs, acproves the flavor. turned liome Thursday from their children of Grand Rapids spent the June fl. This benefit deasert bridge ।' companylng. They sang in fine style Rev. Bassett has been active Ini Tlie War Production Board stop­ wedding -trip through the Upper weekend with Mr and Mrs. George wll‘ uke ,he Place of ‘hc regular a — Bach Noble Caln's.■ ped the canning of pork and beans various phases of county religious, a '•• -Choral; ---Peninsula. I B. Heath. I Tuesday afternoon bridge-luncheon work and has made many friends । "Homeland' and a selection from March first, {tow unless commercial Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulder vls-| Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gaskell of ,usua“y he,d I canners find a way tn can beans In this event are: ited'her brother and wife. Mr. and Memphis. ------“ ' 'Those rn ’— in -charge -----------of- ------------ “ — during his stay at Nashville, who । "Mayttate." Tenn., spent “ Thursday -------------------------------------regret his removal from the county. > Mrs. Robert Shannon brought »(lao<jUer" coated blackplate can* or chalrman-Mrs. Ray. Mr*. Lloyd Simpson at Plainwell evening and Friday with Mr. and General nie- Reservation committee — FinMrs.' Tlie report to of1, pr0ctS5Ors Ti>n Blissfield Blissfield charge ehnrer is is coruddcorudd-'. splendid splendid report to Uie the meeting meeting of develop satisfactory Mrs F H Gaskell I nlc: Reservation Committee — Mrs Sunday. Edward VanPoperlng. VanPoperlng chin.. chin Mr* ierably larger larger than than Nashville, Nashville, being being recent FederaUon ☆ It i^o Day of Remembrance. packs 01 of prc-coo*ea pre-cooked ocaiis. beans. auiciiAmerlMr and Mr* W O Jackson (nae'I Edward Mra.ierably „ .State .. .. _ ..convert-. . docks Mrs. A. K. Frandscn returned by Gertrude _ “n __ J Mrs. K. Laber__ ___ ____•>.at. Detroit. snokc CralgiT of De* Moines. ] Cedric Morey and 1‘he -i place where the Evangelical tian tn0” thl ^hAtat Mrs pit- Carveth Cfted'ranTnf ean housewives will be faced with bus Tuesday night from a visit with for the Childs Free Bed fund of lhe alternative of buying home ☆ At the close of the Civil War, General fow.i have been vlsiUna her father 1 teaux: Refreshment Committee — work started in Michigan more Mr. and, Mr*. Robert Laurenson at W R Craig for the nast week |Mr*. Earl Coleman and Mrs. David]‘han one hundred year* ago. and John A. Logan, commander-in-chief of the Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mr*. Warren Wilcox'and French, co-chairmen, Mr* Clifford ‘he change is an advancement for MLiwi Ada Michael will spend Grand Army of the Republic, set aside the “ ribe .eno., e^Udn .beJMSusie WiLsliburn of Jackson1 Dolan. Mrs. Einar Frandsen, Mrs. Re*- Bassett. Memorial Day and the weekend Mix* lint S ndaywlth Mra 5 C BmSU- J <**“»» and Pl>llo Sheld'Die Rev. Harold R Krieg of first Memorial Day on which the graves of with her sisters, Mtes Nonna Mich­ anri[ other rel.Ures .nd frterX !«>n: Prize Committee-Mr. Richard ‘ Whitehouse Ota to be lhe new lowing officers were chosen: Prc*l-1 , B ael and Mr*. John Wooton. those who fell were decorated with flowers. . dent. Mrs. Milo Young. Nashville; HONEY INSTITUTE Mr. Annie Meter cl T»ta>burt.i “<». «>»• ■ «" Oreo, nnd PUWr it NulreUte. Be u . nun, Bob Reed is home from Ann Ar­ The beautifdl custom has continued for who ha* been llvlna with her Mrs. Chester Hodges; Finance. man. married, and na* two cniiaren, tat vice-president. Mr*. Edison Baas. (ISSUES RECIPES bor for two weeks nnd plans to re­ Ohio Ohio, who ns* been living with । chalm,.n_Mr8 M j Crosl. Brtdge «nd comes highly recommended a* Woodland: 2nd vice-president, Mrs.I Al the suggestion of the "Miclilturn for the summer school session sister. Mrs. Rose Scebcr. the past seventy-five years, ond has been enlarged to for victory" committee. special .------ worker among --------- --young -------- peo- Frank Adair, HasUngs: secretary. | gan of six weeks at the University. seven month* returned to her home Committee—Mr*. Don Belgel. chm/ Mrs. Horace Power*. Nashville;, Mlchigan Honey Institute today include remembrance of all our dead. Mr*. Dewey Hon and Mrs. George { Plc . Mr end Mrs. Keith Fox nnd Mr Sunday. treasurer. Mrs. Mark Ritchie, Mid-. released the following tested recipes Hebden. | AH former ministers al Nashville nnd Mr*. Edgar Hoevenair will eq­ Mr* George Robinsnn is spending ☆ Now we are in the midst of a new and ---------------- ----------------------and Maple Grove were returned to dleville. ’ showing the use of honey in cookJoy a fishing trip on the Pine river the week In Jackson with her BASSETT—COVERT Llbatr present pastorates. At the afternoon session, lhe talk tn„ greater conflict. Already, many of our sons daughter- and son-in-law, Mr. and over the Memorial day weekend. of Mrs Robert Cook, of the Ha*-1 ' At a simple service at her home! -------■ <-w»----------------Honey Spice Cake Mr. and Mr*. Ertlc Flannlgan nnd Mrs. Warren Wilcox and other re­ in Oxford on Saturday afternoon, i MEETING OF W. c. T. U. have fallen in the cause of liberty, democ­ tings club, on "Character Traits as; 1'4 cups flour. ' daughter. Shirley, of Detroit and latives. Revealed In Handwriting.” lUustrat-j ft tsp. salt, May 23. MIm Helen M. Covert.! AT HOME OF MRS racy. decency and civilization. , —*•. Word ha* been received by Mr. - Mr*. Bertha Field of Saskatchewan. ed on the blackboard by specimens j ft tsp. soda. daughter of Mr*. James A. Covert. WILLIAM LININGTON Canada, were guest* of Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Ernest Kenyon. 512 W. became the bride of Reid A- Ba*The W. C- T. U- met at the home furnished by some of the delegates ☆ Memorial Day in 1942 has a new sacred­ 1 tep. baking powder, Grand St., of the serious ilineas of Ross Johnson Sunday. sett, son of Mrs. Edna Bassett of Of j^rs. Wm. Llntngton on East present, was greatly enjoyed. ft tep. ginger. ness and a new meaning. LeRoy Helsinger of Steubenville. their son. Russell, who is In a hos­ Member* of the Barry county Hasting* 'Clinton. May 1#. Nineteen members ft tep. cinnamon. Ohio, was in the city'this week lo pital al Saginaw. The Rev George Q. Woomer of- ■ wfre present and six new members chorus, under direction of Mrs 1 ☆ It is a Day of Dedication.—dedication to Mr. and Mr*. Del Woodhouse of *ee hte staler. Mr*. K. D. Miller । ficlated at the ceremony held at joined. New material is being add­ Arthur Lower, with Mrs. Violet ft cup butter. (Rose Hiteingcr). who underwent an Battle Creek were Sunday afternoon1 the unfinished work which they have so nob­ , four o'clock. The brides brother. J ed at meeting and keen in- Foreman accompanying, sang three, ft cup honey. operation at Pennock hospital Tues­ gucMs of Mr*. Ida Palmatier. An-' jC. Covert, of Pontiac, gave her in terest Li being shown by many out- numbers in their usual finished ft cup brown sugar. ly advanced, and dedication to our beloved day. manner: "Chlribiribhi": "Wlll-O1 i marriage. MIm Jane Venable, of, hld<. the union. Mrs. c. C. Roberta and daughter America which they have so greatly served. I cup nmg. Mr. Burub “'Xr ct., ?Jr"u «! .................... We have n'galn now of more tlinn the-Wlsp" nnd "Prelude." Mary Ixnthe of Baton Rouge. La . “Play Reading^.'' by Mrs. Stanley | altl dry ingredients. Cream fat thirty new members this year. Hie m.n ■fr It is not a day of mourning, but of thonksare visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thelma Hubert and son. Joe. I Sunday In Grand Rapids via-1 Htee nine t.ekst decorations were in charge of Mrs. Lowe. Buttle Creek, was the ape- and honey and add brown sugar,! Mr*. Frank Rogers and her ulster spent sav ‘giving,—a time for faith and courage and ‘Tie bride wore an ice-blue jacket clal highlight of lhe meeting. Mrs , lhen Blend wen, then add sour nqd husbnnd, Mr. nnd Mr*. Wm. W ‘,rCM wUh *“tln u,m- “er acces- Mae Custer nnd the program topic Lowe to a delightful speaker nnd and aKled dry Ingredients alwas Child Welfare. There were also hope. ’ ■* npLtte ofR'thr RWindllnnn nfftee' SOrlcS WCr* W,Ut* and *hc carrled a Schadpr. Jr. ( outlined a number of the successful 1 tenuilciy Place In a pan Unea Mivi Barbara Johnson leaves the If,a ■ white Bible. Her corsage consisted several numbers In rong from our dramatic offerings that have mark- wlth well-buttered waxed paper and ☆ Bring our new garments of color and new Victory songbooks. rj-_mia, in, latter part of next week for Staun­ force, Mh* Ixils Kenyon. Mbs And- • r. HurnnTrU. Mb., IluM, P.rWr ° ”""' ed the New York season, among M minutes in a modernt. It was voted to receive money for ton, Vn„ where. In company with n cheer! Twine the garlands! Strew the flow­ cookies and travel kite, for the boys them. Paul Lucas' "Watch on the'oven (375 degrees F). Yield: Pan former college friend, MLS* Janet ers! Swell the songs! at Fort Custer. The cookies will be Rhine": Helen Hayes in "Candle ln '7^~ x 11" x 2 " laimber of Detroit, she will attend Mr £%5K5KS-!™k rh. urtnoC, rn«'o.d'. fantarv ' • .' - made up at the recreation center; the Wind": Noel Coward's fantasy’ the celebration of the 100th anni­ Honey Cloverleaf Rolls slab the travel kits which cost about "Blithe Spirit'; and "The Com to! versary of Mary Baldwin scliool ot Finland. Ohio, visited her par-(। blue forget-me-note. 8 cent* each. It is not the value of Green", in which Ethel Barrymore! 2 cakes compressed yeas). which she attended before entering ente. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Fol-| , The selection "Will You R.’- the kit but the spirit back of it that to appearing. ft cup honey. the Ujilverslly of Michigan. lick over the weekend. Mrs. Follick ■5J1 member" and "Because" were sung The Federation will meet next' 2 cups milk. Mrs. Belle Edger was In Albion returned with them for a week's1। by a girls' sextette from Hastings. makes tlie boys moat appreciative: year with the Middleville club. ft cup lard. and they must be packed under last week where she wn* tlie guest visit. ’ (The accompaniment and the wed- government supervision. Late mag8 cups flour. Phooe 2396 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.: ut“ : s«««««m »upc. vimui.. u>ic nio*of her daughter. Miss Marcelclnc. Leonard Doxey were Mr. and Mrs.' dh?’ J”"** Tr by “*“ ■«*“ ■>» wo^d be appreciated as RURAL LETTER CARRIERS 3 teaspoons salt at the annual banquet of the Pro­ MITT AT DELTON Dissolve yeast in lukewarm water. Mr, bc,orc Phone Mr# Rua*n Kant’ fessional and Business Women's Oscar Martin of Richland. Mr. and I ^,5 The Barry and Eaton counties ___________________ Scald milk and add shortening. m" xn"- ”n-" sn,a"' y club. Mr*. Edger plans to take up rural letter carriers association and poUr over honey and salt. Blend d M A d Bervice'jBassett and daughter Carolyn. Has-: her residence here soon with her "<xalM auxiliaries held a very enjoyable weU. Add flour gradually. Knead un­ | ’I K..'1 or. COUNTRY V'KJUJK* CLUB .MEMBERS stater. Miss Jutla Rock and will oc­ meeting at the Methodist church in m dough no longer stick* to bowl. vukln of Un,1‘ “f- “,nd MraJ J ,C LColert,?nd i ENJOY opening dinner cupy lhe front apartment of the sons, Douglss and Jack. Pontiac; ... . Delton. Saturday evening. May 23. Let rue til double In bulk, knead; latter’s home on S. Park St. Nearly 100 club members were After a fine dinner served by the'Matn and place 3 small ball* or irij- 1 ...... n*.—T — tf,.. ---------------------.. g/JJ? Ypsilanti Mr and preA*nt • lo - enJoy lhe owning dlnMr. nnd Mrs. Fred Druckenbrod Thompson. Jr. of Sturgis and Leo . ladle* of the church the program, dough in greaied muffin pan. Let! Z,_ Chartat W. Hoyner. and Mtes “ ner will have a* guest* over tlie com­ Jnlinwn of Battle Creek spent the1. Mrs. ner at at the the Hastinn Hastings Countrv Country' elub club. was given in the church auditorium. rkae until light. Bake in moderate ing weekend their daughters and weekend at lhe home of Mrs. Anna .Lorraine Hayner.'Mrs. Dewey Allen, Thursday night, with officer* and Beveral slate officers were present. I^ven. 375 degrees. 15 to 20 minutes. I husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Hnrlnn Johnson. * uorovny J mis Mias Dorothy Alien, Allen, runuec; Pontiac; Mix* board of directors serving as lhe The program opened by all sing-1 sen e hot. Delicious with honey I Rltze. Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. R0>. J* Heath of Euthcr Doty. Mtes Virginia Lulkens. committee Ing America. A male quartet com- butter made of 3 parte liquid honey1 Gary Fisher. Lansing, also Mr. and Mu?'VLn’ The president. Cites ter Hodges. posed of Robert Bames, Ray Erway. 8‘!nd^ ’’‘•''I B«rbara Bachelder. Mis. Marand their Kenneth Oane and Glenn Oriffeth and 1 part butter stirred thoroughly Mrs Dwight Whippie nnd two sons with the former a parents. Mr. and Jorlc 8Unkyi MUa LaR.e Dean. Introduced member* until smooth. from Ionia It is expected thl* will Mrs. Geo. B. H««‘hwere on Mlw Betty Cortrighl. Miss Pauline wive* who have joined lhe club with Mr*. Oane at the piano sang Honey Baked Ham be the last complete family gath­ their way to Detroit where Dr. Roy chandler. Miss Gall Foster. Miss since last year. two numbers. Short talks were given ering for some lime as Mr. Fisher, has a new position. He also outlined some of the by Mrs. Minnie Dennison of Grand i Mary Ketcham. Hastings. or 10 lb. ham. a teacher in the Lansing school*, Mrs. Clyde Conrad and Mrs. Paul _______, 11 ____ plans for this coming season and Rapids, state president of tlie la­ 1 qt. sweet pickle Juice or pine­ will soon be leaving totnter service. Barlow returned Sunday morning STORRS-MOORE WEDDING cnlled on the chairman of the va­ dles auxiliary: Mrs. Turner of South apple Juice. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Radford will •from Saugus. Mass., where they vU- SET FOR JUNE SEVENTH rious committee* to give reports. |। Haven, president of the Stale auxil­ 1 cup honey. The "gals" wear the pants—for air­ have as weekend guest*. Mr*. Ger­ Ited Mn. Conrad's brother. Alonso Sunday. June 7lh/has been set It is planned to build an out­ iary board: William Vanhartesvelt. Cook ham the dsy before it I* to trude. Radford and daughter Haxel Hilton and her son Carl Conrad.^ for the wedding day of Mbs Vlr- door oven somewhrre on lhe Jr., of Fennville, secy, of state R. L. be served by simmering in pickle orJ warden duties. Firtt-Aid cl asset, Of Detroit. who is at an eastern Naval slaUon. | glnta Moore, daughter of Mr. and grounds this spring for picnicking: C. A. Kenneth Gane ot Grand Rap- fruit Juice plus water enough to> Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Clark ot; Mrs Warren Moore, of N. Broadway as restricted u»e of automobiles will1 ids, state vice president; Robert cover for 20 minutes per pound. Re-1 marketing, at home, sun-funning-— Richland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hiatt ; and Glenn Storrs, son of Mrs. Edna keep many cloiter to city limits It to1 Bangs of Paw Paw. state treasurer; move ham from liquid, skin, and or just to relax in. Good looking, of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Storrs, of this city, and Clifford -------------- ----------------------------------------—, -------------------- —.. ------ ------------felt, so pot lucks at the club will 1 also Mrs. Wiles, president of Eaton pour the cup of honey over-the ham. j well-tailored slack suits to give Loren Johnson and *on Harold of Storrs, of Grand Rapid*, the cere- ■ become increasingly popular. county auxiliary and William Young, Let stand overnight. Owned ud owtiU4 Middleville were Bunday guests of i mony to take place at two o'clock Memorial Day afternoon will1 postmaster of Bellevue. Our retired _____ ____ ________ "him" competition! Spun rayon, When ready to bake,_____________ score surface TAES8A CLBVELAWD Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giddings.------------ at the bride** hopit. with the Rev.1 mark a mixed two-ball foursome ‘ carriers and wive* of botn countie* fat to make diamond shapes and | rayon poplin, faille, cotton gabar­ Mr*. Kiin Sigler and daughter S. Conger Hathaway officiating. I event and a contest In the morning! were then called to thefropt of ths stud each with a whole clove. Add I Madeline who have been spending! Attendance will be limited to for men. That night a buffet aup-■ church and honored and'each pre-1 two cups of the liquid In which dine in solids, checks, novelty ef­ HOMO. HASTIBOS Pkana gyit the winter and spring monttis in' members of the Immediate families I per for members and invited guests । rented with a rosebud by Mrs. Edith the ham was cooked. Bake, unfects! Sizes for misses, women. Fl. Lauderdale, left for home yes-land will be followed by a reception.]is on the program. Bames. president of Barry county. covered. hi a moderate oven terday by auto, and orc expected] Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smelker of -----------rauxiliary. Vice president Gane with; (350 degrees F.i for one )jour or here the latter part of the week. Coldwater will attend the bridal i *21™'®J*INH Mr*. Gane a* accompanist, song two until browned, basting frequently Mr. and Mrs. Loute Bachman. R. couple. । FINE SCHOLARSHIP lovely songs. | with me honeyjulcc drippings. 3. are receiving congratulations on I For her wedding. Miss Moore haS( Russeli Donovan, son of Mr. and1 Glenn Griffeth. Robert Barnes^ - • • the advrnt of their.'first grandchild ] chosen a figured print in shades of Mr*. Royal Donovan of Nashville,• and Welton Brooks and their wives lloney Os Uncal Cookie a daughter. Billie Ann born to their1 green with a matching short Jacket Route 2. and a graduate of Hastings1 were elected delegates from Barry] 1 cup honey. son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and for traveling. Her hat and 'other j high school .In 1938. is the winnerr county to the state meeting tn 8TEAM HEAT 1 cup sugar. Mrs. Wayne Bachman. Saturday, accessaries are in copper shades.! of one of the two commercial fei-■ Traverse City in July. ft cup melted shorteiUng. HOT A COLD WATKK She nr will wui wear a gardenia gaiornta in m her ner hair. nair.]. lowahip* lowamp* granted grantea annually to stu-May— 23 at- --------Marion. — III. 1 cun sour milk or buttermilk. Meeting was closed with all pledgSHOWER BATH tacui. and ana Mrs. Mr*, oiocn Mrs. Smelker will wear a redln- dents of the United States by the! Ing allegiance to the flag. Lieut. Albert h H.. Bciramv Bellamy 2 eggs. . , and daughter. Carol Ann. of De- 8O‘e »uit of tan and brown and her] Central Scientific company of CIU-■ Glenn O. Grirfeth. Secy., Single P-M per wk. np trolt spent the weekend with her «>«»«« - — -. will ... —,be of roses and sweet esgo. Announcement . VI of Mila this IIUIIU1 honor -r T r 1 tep. salt. • -----------------After a short wedding trip is made by Central Michigan Col- W. C. T-U. NOTES parents. Mr....... and«... Mrs _______ Gilbert_Ftah3 cups quick oats. er. It being Mrs Fisher’s birthday, ‘he bridal couple will begin house-(lege of Education. Mt Pleasant. The W. C. T. U will endeavor to1 1 cup nuts. Lieut. Bellapjy left Sunday night keeping in a cottage at Leach lake where Donovan to a senior send money June I to the U. 8. O. 1 cup dates—ground. for a southern camp where he wiu;which they have purchased and to He has majored in physic* and) rooms to be used for soldiers kits1 3 cups flour. for three weeks and he wm will!]: furnished awaiting their arrival. be far r.d then hr wUi arrival, Ii tnlnored minorca in m chemistry cnnmsiry and ana mathematne- and an(j hiring cookies made where *uMix ail ingredients together thor­ camp ! MIm Moore and Mr. Storrs I mattes and will graduate In June .g.r to available. Anyone desiring to vugmy. >> “ x ««««* be transferred to a western v oughly. •»«* and UIU drop by dessert spoons————— 14r k 01 Hastings high . With a B. B. degree. He is a member. help . T-r--—- — --------- • ncip please ^icasc see see that uim your your gift gm isis ful iui on on cookie cootie sheeC. sneri. Bake in modschool. ^ MbU Mnarr member Rann* Mu Epsilon, c-nallnt. national n.H-n.l given _i. ' 7..... Snyder. Mrs. .. .. ___ (350 degrees), j_____ _ ,LMI M oT»T kn S.a mwnb *r nt nf Kappa to Mrs. Jay Rus-, erate oven the Windstorm office force and Mr. ) honorary mathematics fratemitv utt icantn*r vir. — «n„. • ■ • ----------------------------------------------------- rna‘hematlc* fraternity sell Kantncr, or Mrs. Florence FlemBtorrs an employe of the P. J. Fine- and Y. M. C. A. He was recom- mg by next Sunday May 30 Is Oil OU Co.-------------------------------------------! mended tor for ths f is the sw.rrf award hv by Prnf Prof, j * ' ——- ouiway. Mir ju. ' Clothesline" cotton charm­ | Cookies for royalty: uu« »»cin small. To the Feathcr-Edgo Cut! I 1ft cups flour. wnrritiw minVuiu-Tu— I Brooks. head of the physics depart- MARRIAGE LICENSES ers you'll prize through the The Writers’ oSld of Hastings {g* J* .Wl“ U1 hU new P04*' « Hedges. HmU;|o 3g' 3 tablesjxwtu brown sugar. haircut that’s flattering and easy lo flip Into place. 1-3 cup butter. Summer’ Sheer, smooth, in met Thursday evening at lhe home! " y L .Ar,beUe 8nyder- Nashville ■ . ,,, । Combine above ingredient* to of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leary. Hie STOWELL-ROGERS ' •■• fashion-hit dresses. . 1 TO be driven by external motives'make a crumb mixture. Pat about Permanents — Machlnelen »LW Vp. Others From *1-50 life and Writing* of Nathaniel1 ' Mn- v,01a Rosw* of Freeport and । from the path which our own heart ft Inch thick In a shallow cookie ■ Hawthorne are being 1k. -Ywl-i Stowell of Hasting* were united approves, to give way lo anything pan <8" x43 ’>. Bake In a ihoderate MAKI Shampoo A n?hM« bid convictions, uio ^*j4| arrival ‘n'm»ntagg’ai'turti»y evenlnii"ai| -•!»«.> —..i-n— to .» "suffer the oStv oven until golden brown. Buy United States Defensa Band* APPOINTMENTS Dried Battli d'JteV a re nlne °'clock The ceremonv was (ions of others Jo rule our choice ft cup brown sugar. EARLY whTrcart nf her iperformed al Ule Wfc»ley»n Metho- or overpower our resolves, to to sub-1 '4 cup honey. ' Hie Juii meAuis wlU be wlthMte’ dUl I*"0""8®- 401 East'State Road, [mil tamely to lhe lowest and most1 2 tablespoons flour. Tlie June meetine win be with ui< ° parsonage. «oi cast state Road, mu tamely lo lhe loweat and most V *J' JR •KkUUiig. , sLah BereTS^/ ™ romR'Re ' R oKicteUng . . ignominious, Ignominious,and andtotoresign resignlhe theright right 2 egg whites. 1 h Rcn'*.8<liadcr aS,™.Qn„1^ l8th The vows were witnessed bywMr Mr ofofdirecting rurooun,our ourown ow»lives. U.n-B.mu.1 —Samuel ft tsp. salt. 104 East State Str«at Apgaiatstst 1 cup oocoanut. 1 cup chopped nut meals. ■iRtUdy. I —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— , Best egg whites stiff. Add honey PERSONAL MENTION Uie Rutftemoon. jlaced on j. There ock.’wlth s|ieaker. tfrthodht •nt W. dk of the i in April. । moved. A • Salomon j charge. Herman I Morford rt Patton atlons. I hold an June 4. ' Mrs. Zylpha Reed of Durand I* I LOCAL GIRL ORADUATM II FEDERATED CLUBS OF : vteiUng her sister Mias Belds Count’ AT STEPHEN6 COLLEGE. MO. ।| COUNTY MET THURSDAY ■ who to IU. I MI m Agnes miss Agnes Evelyn tveiyn Johnson, uonnson. stumu- , The 2«th annual meeting of ths Reheat Bean*, uui AAichigan'a No. 1 Boon Eater Soys AMERICAN NEWS a Countrv Club June 6 Mr,'-uu""7 *,uu JU,IUW rvlce will i. May 30. Mr and AINT to force pinent of planting. y" comdenutnd Imported eastem an order liner for ram pepthe first can pepmenthol, ed prlnof colds, lion that 1 retain out tiiat oped new menthol rto pep­ s special- picnthol nen rstl- rmint oi> t of the larvested Indiana. >11. would MEMORIAL Is a Day of Remembrance and of Dedication All Honor To Our Noble Dead! ne 2 planned • Central > be held si Build! colored the play mer and 1 pictures wait held BAIRD’S DECORATION DAY SATURDAY, MAY 30 all comre urged children SPORT CLOTHES 0 SLACK SUITS - SLACKS JACKETS - BLOUSES The BEAUTY BAR 1 ROOMS DRESSES HOTEL HASTINGS E Cottons, Bambergs Saanuckars HATS OFF- E E E 30 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Bonnet & Gown �ceuful In her teaching work here The L, A. B. will meet next week ThUrday, June 4. with Mrs. Lau­ rence Chase with Club No. 2 serving I dinner. Mrs. Veala Sense has been sick lhe past week with irffection In an ear. I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodman at­ tended a birthday dinner tor the | latter's father. Ira Shultz. In Hus­ . tings last Sunday. __________ , THE CHURCHES ' —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— WANTED-To buy Old DISABLED HORSES $8 and up. Tel. 3735 Sheldon Agency All Kindi of laiuranci Surety Bondi FARMERS - ATTENTION ! ! ! YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE Swa roton Agency Life Auto Fire Tornado Yon art always pear a State • Fann Service Min. Fann Bureau State Agent Hudson. N. Y. on account ot the death of her mother. Mr and Mrs. Cappon entertained their daughter and family from Lansing. Sunday. ; At an early hour last Saturday, morning Ed. Nash, Jr., of Noah- . I vllle attempted to make the turn' [ south by the Stony Point cemetery and plunged into the ditch at the AUCTION SALES List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY DR. L. J. CASTON cows $6-00 We have a collector stationed in Has­ tings to give immediate service. We Pay the Phone Charges HASTINGS-2565 PHONE Hastings Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of . Baccalauretc service In Woodland। Sunday evening. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eavsstronghing and Mrs. Will Nobles. Geo. Easley and Miss West ot Grand Rapids.. C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Anna Mae Hart ot Berryville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haight. Edwin and JERRY ANDRUS Mrs. Kendal Coats. Other callers1 were DM1 Angell, who Just returned I clubs was held here last Thursday j with a good attendance. Tlie school closed last Friday with a picnic at Thomapple lake. Miss AUCTIONEER Liat your Auction Sales with CARDS OF THANK! DEWEY REED given. Dates HORSES COWS PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE rm HAl.K-r HI Shipping Livestock This Friday WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! Grand Rapids, nnd Betty Allcjdlng, ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Estimates cheerfully $7-50 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS OPTOMETRIST Fancoast Bldg. HORSES CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-4OO Ka.i l< nR SALE—J JAKE DEFRIESTER Fourteenth year of service ' Buyer for STILES and Company Haitlnxs stock­ yards, phone 2588, or tall Wiley Cyanide Gas Fumigating Co. (And you noedn't bo o "WIZ" to gst th* right oniwor) Destroys rats, mice, roaches, moths, ted bugs and their eggs. No charge for estimate. Drop card lo D. A. WILEY, Box S3, Middleville, Mich. WHAT is the only leather with a tough center layer that reinforces like steel rods in concrete? AUCTIONEER. Satisfaction Guaranteed ba mid* st Bunter 0<nc« XT—HI. Hickory Corner*. S»7 sbWM chann. Addrr.a Dalian. M WHAT The cost of travel is on the in­ crease—but so Is the cost of staying at home. So It's lhe tame old puzsle—whether to take a vacation trip LOREN COPPOCK Is the only work shoo leather triple-tanned glove soft by a secret process — that ever dries out soft after a soaking? C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Chicken INSURANCE Hotel Hastings Phi CASH For your old Scrap Iran, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Bran, Copper & CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenue Hana 2831 Hastings :db- 8EEI PRODUCE- NOTICE! Would you like a nice thirteen year old girl lo help you with your chll- FOR SALE—Raalesnwl Miehallte >«d bean* that grow: harra.trd brfcra fall rain. J miles vert. 1H mile* north "t MiddlniUr. Wrbrirr Rrhsd. FtiH HALF. -hUl«»». Also m-4 basna pulled and la- the barn without belna ralBO* on. Mr. Harn* Johnaon, R. 3. 3 trot.. iouth .-f Middles Illa on arw ____ .____ jiok SiCM—Flatinc potato—. 13 bo. KaUhden.: tv l-a. Kaa.rt Rural. F.rra M..r«h«a.e l lo.-r.laU ’• •» EXPERIENCED FITTER LY BARKER S Haitian Pkoaa 2119 WHAT SEE THAT SMELL is the world's only work shoe with soles, uppers and even insoles of gen­ uine shell' horaehide that’s buckskin-soft — but hickory.tough? MILLIONS OF FARMERS KNOW THE ANSWER ... ITS MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS SHELL HORSEHIDES THE GRANGES Truss Fitting Dinners For Memorial Day or any other Sun­ day between 12 and 5 p.m. MRS. A MICHIGAN PRODUCT FOR MICHIGAN MEN �THE HASTINGS BANNER f ICHTY-SIVINTH year RIGHT FOOD NEEDED TO WIN HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY 28. 1942 huckleberries, pulling under pmt fmlt dans out In lhe garden. They grew and are now big enough to get along without glass, so today I planted garden car- Bad News for Hitler at Willow Run Michigan Foods Can Supply Wall-Bolancad Dial i with food pricaa some nice bouquets to Thls 1* Uie slogan under which Michigan nutritionist* are operating in their continuing drive to make the public more alive to the im­ portance of eating proper foods, ptspecially In war time. Tlie *logan ties in with the "Michigan Day* For Victory" campaign to stimulate', interest in the distribu­ tion and Mie ot Michigan-grown ——product*. . Roberta Hershey. Extension Spe­ cialist in Nutrition al Michigan 8UU College and a campaign enthuslast. points out that Michigan residents are fortunate to Uve tn a state where well-balanced meals of native products are possible tlie year around. We have a formula for all our letters io to soldier saiaier boys. ooys. First rirsi we ten tell' them all the things we are doing । to help win the war and make them know we are behind them one hun-! dred per cent. Then we tell them I "TiiaY certainly is a load off my to hurry up and knock hell out of! those lousy w mind." cracked the Udy in thef — ---- - Jape —»—and —— Germans — ------ — beauty parlor, as Lhe operator re-i‘bey c,n 8et back home wlth u,-l I moved the ten pounds of hardware ■T1,en *e them to kiss the Ser­ i tiiat goes to make i)p a permanent • ,or. whl<:h ** bet two bit* । they neglect to do. Does anybody • • • know any more good punch lines? Sudden remembrance—Those lit,, *,*.*.. tie round Un dinner pails we used to: Tlx>’c blue Minute Men seal* we carry u> school. Summers, we used »‘‘h1 bond pledges aro too big to U.vm 10 pick Ccmr. In. I" "“y on -IniUhlclA. Our • • • । boys refuse to put any on our car or ' Eliminating a dread-I hate to ln,rk’ because they obstruct lhe |sUr up thickening for gravies and 1 >n »»’«' kitchen wincreamed vegetables at meal time *o dow it shut out so much light 1 the other day I took lhe egg beater 1'°" “ off *nd put one behind the [and stirred up a pint of flour into',lltUbk roo|n window shade They, thickening and put it in lhe«tfrig-!could been designed to be more,1 orator for instant action. j convenient for home and car. "Michigan-grown foods are al­ ways available.” said Mis* Hershey, "for any type of a repast from a midnight snack to a seven course banquet; from a workingman's din­ ner pall to a business girl’s counter plate spacial; or from a city child's cafeteria tray to a rural youngster's steaming hot dish," Stressing attention to war-time nutrition. Miss Hershey warned unless every American is clad u. the armor of robust health." “Many communities.” she pointed out. "are launching campaigns nn poor nutri­ tion by seeing to it that every fam­ ily. regardless of the size of Ila pocketbook, eat* 'Foods for Victory* dally.'’ According to the new yardstick of good nutrition, recommended by the National Research Council the list includes: 2-3 cupa of milk <3-4 for children); three serving* of vegeiablesl one green or yellow); two serving* of fruit (one fresh fruit or fruit juice or tomatoes); two serv­ ings of meat. eggs. fish. cheese or beans: also two or more servings of whole grain or enriched cereal* or bread. Tn addition to these protec­ tive foods, the diet may be rounded out with fat* and sweet* of all kind* to meet individual needs for energy and to suit varying appeMichigan Menus for a day- for a family whose purse-strings do not need to be clutched too tightly might offer the following: Breakfast Tomato Juice Scrambled Eggs Blueberry Muffins Butter Milk Coffee Lunch Escalloped Com-Green . Bean-Ham Medley Peach-Cottage Cheese Salad Whole Wheat Bread Maple Syrup Cake Milk Dinner Beef Pot Roast with Potatoes-Onions -Carrots Lettuce—Creu Salad Mixed Vegetable Pickles Enriched Bread-Butter Grape Marmalade (Made with beet sugar) Raspberry Sauce Honey Oatmeal Cookies Milk Coffee When the budget need* "budg­ ing”. these menus offer similar nutritive values at a lower cost: Breakfast Apple Sauce Oatmeal Whole Wheat Toast Butter Milk, Coffee Bean-Tomato Soup Cheese Sandwiches Enriched Bread Cabbage-Carrot Salad Honey Custard Casserole of Port Liver Onions, Potatoes, and Peas Beet Pickles Whole Wheat Muffins with Butter Cherry Foldovers Milk Coffee Michigan gardens are guardians of pep, Michigan farms sell health In­ surance. and Michigan market* are horns of plenty. TOP—One of tiie big B-24-E four-engine bombers of lhe type now being built at tlie Ford Willow Run Plant. Each plane has a range of 3000 miles at cruising speed of about 300 miles per hour and carries four tons of bombs. BOTTOM—New methods simplify and speed-up wing assemblies. Tlie Bureau of Bugxrles* Research wishes to offer an old tried and eat­ able recipe for dessert. Il's one of my favorites and not any crackpot brainstorm. You take what marsh­ mallows the kids didn't beat you to and partly melt them in hot milk on a slow stove. You should have a half pound of marshmallows and a cup of milk, or thereabouts. Cool this mess. Now whip a cud or more of cream. Cube a broken-down banana (if your Income will stretch Michigan'Allied Dairy Association,! gives the answer. Il requires twenty-one pounds of milk to produce a pound of butter; ten pounds of milk to produce a pound of cheese: seven and a half pounds of milk to produce a pounde of ice cream; two and a half pounds] of milk to produce a pound of con-1 densed milk ayd seven and eight-, tenth* |»unds of milk to produce a pound of powdered milk. There arc 2.16 pounds in a quart of milk or 8 5 pounds in a gallon. PRAIRIE GARDEN CLUB i the War Effort? by Mercedes The home ol Luellen Thrde wu Prrneh An Inlere.Uni eonlnl wu lhe Kene ot ■ very plru.nl iuhBull. «l»d. Lou Bender erln. Tue^ey. U.y IB when .he I"""1 «» club u . new member Those who have watched the muruined the enlerielned Uw praldr Prime’ Harden o.rtm elob Club Ploule *"■ Adam, “ wm * be 'borrow ‘“f” I­ cherries and odd some crushed pine­ .. .... .. lhe nevi mM-tlniy 'Tliewiav .lllnr 9 supply of wild blueberries gradually .1 m. .nnuel .prln« luneheon Her U» ■»«' '“XJ apple Combine all this and freeze mother. Mr*. Henrietta Klump. 11011 c"11 *lu„be M> Pa*orlle n°*- diminish and have worried about a, like ice cream in lhe refrigerator. shortage of blueberry pies and muf- | and Ruth Klump assisted lh the ■er nnd why nm w ’■»« pul' lh.lr lt.r. lo HI .biOluWy BU.rMBv. IhU U> l» preparations. ml. uxordlnn u> Sunltf J.hm: pvnkm.ny v.l It my­ Pnnr Ihnii tnhle« wprn tvatlllfllllv I CHARLTON PARK “• Four long tables were beautifully! Th« Park ba“bl111 lfam had what ton. dlrvoWr ol lhe Atneulluro Ct-1 i.l^wlrh nf^Untature' laid with centerpieces ot miniature . , u..nr<w.> ih. pe.ln.nl SUUon In south Hoven, j *•>»“• «•"' II wW « you wont May poles In pink and white, and “k o’ The A CU1U..IM blueberry Induilry ''»• tanuu bee.iue prelly m the long pink streamer* were very. a‘J£ U. been de^lopeP In Mkhly.n "ere won I be y>r me II we hw.e effective on the white linen. The^'"' ' ‘,0■ ■ vcry MrOnE j. eighteen years-Hinei - .Ho to Jeopardize leonardl/e the lives Uvea nf nt anv any nf nur our! ____ _ __ I during the past pink and white scheme wa* carried|. “Hit*"eomin* Sunday afternoon ] that now produces about a half n sailor boys to gel them here, I Don't ftnwlr' ?^fn|n0^nkbw\thW*IeiitilelUM Ollvcr Equipment Co. co. baseball oaseoau !«*•*•«•• ‘h*’ OUver ' niilUon pint* of •••«*•• much larger and 2^ afJth .dSJ? “A “ ic.m team fwwv. from better betUr blueberries than have been uvue team, another cla- aOn April 4th I planted my garden! commonly found *in the wild. Mr Mr. .nd ...e.,. Creek will play the Part----------“ ,H “ wlM ^nto?rt>th2 fm?r tett,n' whlch ou«ht 10 81vc “ be,Ur Johnston explained to the "MlchlSv'SS’.ffS.'urvrt'b,"’^ <■' «- •"» •£“>-I | gan Day* for Victory" Committee. These berries are carefully graded girls. Douna Mae and Mary Pauline day wa* very good although the to size and packed In clean pint Carey, Mary Alice Kaecheie. and containers, covered with celophane Donna Belle Jolinaon and the se­ for protection. the park. lection* which MUs Jean Francisco played on the piano during the For in lhe time of trouble he shall There is no fear In love: but per­ luncheon. fect love casteth out fear; because I hide me in his pavilion: in lhe sec­ Besides Mr*. Klump and 'Miss fear hath torment. He that fear- ret ol hi* tabernacle shall he hide Francisco, the guests included Isa­ eth Is not made perfect In love.—I me: he shall set me up upon a rock. bel Gorton.' May Parker, Bertha John 4:18. Wlerenga. Lillian Steebe, Nettle Thede. Martha Chamberlain, Vir­ ginia Cridler, and Grace Cunning­ ham. . After the luncheon lhe group In­ spected the gardens of Tri* and oth­ er spring flowers, then arranged themselves before 'the beautiful masses of spire* where pictures were taken. Tlie program. In charge of Izirene and Ruth Kaecheie. followed. Grace Cunninglram showed on a screen many beautiful”pictures In techni­ color which she and her husband had taken In Middleville and vic- GOOD NEWS FOR BLUEBERRY FANS Winnie Brog; Weeds that grow by the Wayside, by Florence Kaecheie; Petunias, by Blanche Cridler: A Song of lhe Lazy Fanner, by Sadie Mlnar: What Can I Do to Assist In BUS SCHEDULE KHmUv. Iw» Fun For All - Shows, Rides, Contests Children's Doy, Friday, June 26 FREE SHOWS AND ATTRACTIONS 'DEY COT, ME PAl/ zsxsznrz P1* Home Lumber Ca. released through the "Michigan Days" committer by the Michi­ gan Honey Institute. MICHIGAN TERMINIX CO., Brttl. Craek —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— Michigan is the greatest industrial producing state in the union; it is also one of the best agriculture states, n, 1H1 dustry being among the nation's highest. TO GUANO RAP IDS This week we are celebrating "Michigan Days for Michigan Prosperity. TO BATTLE CREEK We urge the people of Barry county to enter into the spirit of the occasion by buying TO LANSING TO KALAMAZOO MICHIGAN PRODUCTS. This bank is ready to help you. It is the oldest bank in Michigan operat­ ing under its original charter. ™ •KU SAVINGS d AB Olhar Trips Are Dally HASTINGS CITY BANK furnish you quality fuel at all timet Art Todd, «rr June 25, 2b, 27 SPOON OF HONEY LIFE WORK FOR 23 TO 50 BEES To make a pound of .honey, bees must fly nearly 80.000 miles. A teaspoonfull of honey repre- •Dally Except Sunday SMITH BROS VELTE & CO BLUEGILL FESTIVAL its yearly income from farm produce, dairy and fruit in- When you need grass what we have. Our teed line it complete. Plan for Recreation In Barry County War economy—When we finish TELLS QUANTITY OF MILK the washing we throw in a washer-] REQUIRED FOR BUTTER, till of rubbers and galoshes and iCHEESE --------------------ETC. wash them, then rinse and dry thor­ How much milk does it take to oughly and put them down cellar for produce butler-cheese-ice cream, the summer. Our favorite shoe store etc? proprietor told us they will last Through the “Michigan Days for longer by cleaning and storing In Victory” committee. Leonard N. the basement during the hot weath- FARMERS We are in the markka* for your wool. Our prices will bo right with the market. VACATION This Year In MICHIGAN Latest novelty—An effigy of Hitler bending Over and his rear is a plnIcushlqn and it sure is a pleasure to I put pins in this particular cushion. Incidentally, lhe President has one on his desk. I "Fifty-Five Yean of Coniinuout Service** PHONESi 2105 - 2103 Phone 2117 TRIO CAFI BUS DEPOT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THK HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAY U, 1M3 YEAR'S MILK OUTPUT WILL TOP RECORD Trouble Begin* Bock in the Michigan Dairy Farmer! C.ing "All Out’’ Far Victory GAS TANK A good percentoge of all motor ailments can be traced to your gas tank. If you’ve been burning low-quality gas. it’s no wonder you’re not get­ ting top performance. Why not try a tank full of Mobilgas and find out what real performance is? Proof that the Michigan Dairy fanner is going all out for victory Michigan farmers in 1043 will pro-) ducc one half billion more pounds of milk than In 1M1. the greatest milk production year the state has DOUBLE USE OF DAISY PRODUCTS EXPERTS ADVISE Gun’s ASSYRIA The w. 8. 0. 8. of the Briggs church will sen e a fried’chicken MUU.i, ----- -- basement at noon, with Mesdamca Nellie Blanton. Kate Cole. Hazel Norris In charge with Helen Cole. Doris Stanton and Dorothy Holmes in charge of the dining room. Mr. and Mra. Charles Waddell of Grand Rapids were callers at the Mr. and Mra. Walter Stanton home Sunday. Funeral services tor George Miller were held at the farm home on Thursday with Rev. Carlton Brooks Miller In charge and burial in the Union cemetery He was bom on the farm where he has always livedvha* Crew in Action lUfflf more d«Uy products. That erar nutrition authorities. Leon­ ard N. Francke, secretary-man­ ager of the Michigan Allied Dairy Association has released Uirough the "Michigan Days for Victory* committee the following data which shows lhe amount of dairy products now consumed and the amount recommended by health authorities: l Li ferre and coun and the Authority for the statement was A. C. Baltzrr. •Extension Specialist Wi in Dairy Husbahdry nt Michigan reg is State College and one of a Urge live farmer. He leaves a wife, four Can Today Will Start US group of Michigan residents active daughters, nine grandchildren and Kala I in lhe development of "Michigan Out Year Way. two great-grandchildren. ctoai Days For Victory." a campaign to; Roy Strickland, employed at the 30.0 lbs. Butter stimulate the distribution and sale Black Shoe company in . Battle Wh 40J gab. , of Michigan-grown products .» , Milk Cheese connection with the firm on Fri­ Referring to the declaration by his j Ice Cream 2J g*b. 4.4 gab. day night and'awalta induction Into coult the Secretary of Agriculture. Claude Thb approximate doubling of our Wlckard. that "food will win the but MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR Ted Stanton of East Lansing was , wroti war and write the peace," Mr. Balt- i consumption of dairy products is recommended. Mr. Franckc here on Thursday to attend the u-vua zer recalled that libtory relates that ITE ST. ----- HASTINGS PHONE 1534 funeral of hb brother-in-law. Geo, lean notions won wars when the supolyi points out. to assure the physical M. Miller of Johnstown. and , of food at home was of the right1 fitness vital lo victory. Mr. and Mrs. William Ourd nf iookl kind end ample. __ i "The Michigan farmer," he said. CLAY HILLS Grand Rapids called recently at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Miller "is doing his utmost to ■ produce j Mrs. Charles Gibbs visited at lhe and Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller. the maximum quantity of vital Steve Miller home near Clarksville ingl Tlie Community Fann Bureau or­ foodstuffs needed in this total war. I Wednesday. ganisation met on Wednesday night Too long have people thought of the I Mra. Gertie Harris. Chas Skinner on a war effort as something apart from and Mr. and Mra. Clyde Skinner Ute and Mr*, Floyd Miller with nn at­ their dally lives." attended the funeral of ’their unBine tendance. lite target yet, of 33. Earl "This war affects everv one be-1 de. Mark Coykendall in Grand RapOlmstead of Nashville spoke on ‘ cause the health and weil-belna d*^, ^1dr,daJ; Ina of j।',d *- ’Thursday. Freedom for tlie Farmers. corker. | Tlie , every individual factory wc * Busy Bee club met Thursday reep Edward Stanton of East. Lansing much afternoon with Mrs. Leone Denn. civilian combatant counts so much but The Navy needs men to man these guns and ships. A Navy recruiter b at the Hastings Post Office toward ulUmate victory. It makes Plants were exchanged and a nice funeral of a brother-in-law. George s? everyone—soldier and civilian alike lunch was served by the hostess. every Monday from 0 to 11 A. M. Miller. Mrs. Stanton b in feeble Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Sisson of |—capable of a bigger and better health. . Freeport, spent Sunday al Verdun MI m Norma C bm of Lansing came NORTHEAST WOODLAND | SOUTHWEST WOODLAND I of Woodland was well attended and "Michigan farmers are busy 18 CovilU. relt 1 Saturday to spend a few days with Lee Scott and family of Orr.nd , hours a dav turning out vital war Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Finkbeiner Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of * nlC1, >ot of qullUng was done, own her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh and peace time food stuffs including Rapids and Mr. and Mr*. Howard V; of Middleville called on .... Mr u.iu and ...MU., Jackson nptu. spent u.uuiua, Saturday iiikii night. -Uli with1 ' •~ • -•—•----------..UUUK.UK- ...KU Case, returning on Thursday. ___ «... __ . and also at the his ___ ... ... .. ____ MARTIN dairy nroducta. milk, cheese, eva­ Colbutn of Middleville were visit- Mr*. Ray Scheel parents, Mr. and Mra „ Owen MARTIN nnnvroc CORNERS whei Charles Johnson, who has been porated milk, milk powder, butter. ora at Guy McNee's Sunday. I home of E. J. Bates and family Sun- Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Smith Mra- Richard Leslie and daugh- convalescing at the Osteopathic drug Harold England and family of day afternoon. । poultry products, both meat and I of Woodland were Sunday guesle; **r. Maxine of Hastings, were callers 1 hospital in Battle Creek, has re­ forti Lansing and Mra. Lenna Johnson of j ?egv*. beans, hogs and many others, Rev. and Mrs H. W. Peter* of.lhere I t?.*! ^2*°™ PUher’g T*111™- turned to hb home in the Briggs ban! । ,, , , „ . , ,, ■ , j "Michigan consumers are unted Bowne spent Sunday al Leon Potts. ' ——- ----- — ; - :-------- ; veloi Mr. and Mrs Roy McCaul and L“n»ln« Kantner of Hastings ta district ». i Mrs. Margaret Demond enter­ Here are all the gadgets you need to make open­ | to favor these products because the Mr. and Mr. Bud Osler were in R*rmon«J spending the summer month, with , Mr. and Mrs. Walter were In Kalhealth authorities of our country Holland'*Sunday*'*'* tained al her home with a shower nol.-. ** ■ Burnley nnd on Sunday they attend-[Guy Kantner and family air cooking FUN—more delicioui too! All at prices nmazoo on Thursday to attend a i and England have placed milk and .. .. ou. , „ for our friend and neighbor. Mra. Mtd meeting of the State Farm Bureau MUs Bertha McCaul spent Sunal l . h J ,5^7 “ ..° f ,he Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mayo. Bar- ciaribclle Barnum. Several ladles that are fun for your budget! J milk products first on their demand - Jibara and Richard of Hastings werc wrr- nrwnt and m*nv hMiiiifni1 Insurance organization. | list Soldiers, salon and marines day with her mother. Mrs. Sarah Brethren in Sou h Woodland. boon Mr and and Mre Mrs- Victor Dckardt ttkardl visit- Sunday dlnn# guests of Mr. and ' Mr. and Mra. Oral Miller had m Mr. can testify that they are now get- McCaul. 1 relaUves in Reed City last week. Mn Keith Farlee. * ! Served Rtfreahme^ta were : guest* on Sunday, their parents. Mr. j ting. milk, cheese, butter and evaMr* Artic Artli> Hlnderleiter rl-1 r avui ... _ 1 Mrs. and -or, son Iporated milk In quantities never IRVING Mr. and Mrs. Ira Reed of Grand i Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Townsend, who and Mrs. T. R. Kline of Middleville. doul Mr. and Mrs. Richard Secber, Frank and wife nnd children of Al->Rapid* „ were Saturday ainncr 5 recently sold their home in Bay' Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale Treece of Aliewon dinner • dreamed of in the last war. <Nora Bclsoni were visitors at Uie; ma spent over Saturday night with o » Vfr nntl Guy IZ--.,,.,. Kantl.„guests r m ti.J? ... wn z-t... I .....Inn __ ....ii»ini» ., .. not • "Few foods have so long offered home of Mra Berber’s brother. Clif- Mr and Mrs Ben Schneider The *l’ln« .U,rtr..w**l and Mrs. Fred Miller home. Mme o< Mn Se.be.-. brnher. CUIMr .M Mr. Ben Selrnelrjer IM s..,dbmn» or l.U eirw? ien"Bradw "*££ lion j so much for so little as dairy prod- ford BeMn .nd l.mllr. ne.r! fonner u remaining tor a wee.'. Mr. .„a u„ wrlB, ene.br o( Mr .nd Mn oS Mrs. Grace Strauss of Grand jucta do today because comparative .....Kantner or ll.rUng. and Ke. and Mr and Mr. Clarence Corti, end Rapids was here ofc Thursday lo on [prices show butter, cheese and milk Oourdneek Lake aoutl. of Katana-, vldr attend lhe funeral of George Miller, zoo recently. • Miss Donna Grant of Woodbury Frank Moxon fiif Lake Odcz*n little son Roaer of Rnttb. nrnmk the ! sUll within a few centa of the prices end (they sold for In 1D41 and IB40. At ed^^orM^^ Hattie Stevens, returning Friday. not 'the same Ume they are protective Mr. and Mrs. Rotter Davis. Mr. . aplr : foods. They build strong bones ond and Mrs. George Stanford. Mbs HASTINGS MICHIGAN them for a week's visit. muscle and supply vitamins and two daughter* of Hasting* have the post week were Mrs. Milan Foltz Mr Mn>' Otto pro] MUs Myrtle Wilson cloaed a suc- Louise Conklin and friend and Mrs. । energy." visiting his mother. Mrs. Clyde of Sunfield. Mra Helm Ml.dcle of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sandbrook U cesful year's school at the Martin George Conklin picnicked at CliarlLansing. Mra. Man' Ulrey of Lake 01 Blanchard were Saturday Ruesta ton Park on Sunday. I From the rockbound coast of Schlfiman. here. earn Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Winces were Odessa. Dr. and Mr*. Geo. Benner of *»»cir son. Harry Sandbrook and with a picnic dinner at Uie school­ Earl Bristol was taken tn the Os ­ tlon I Maine lo the sunny slopes of the ----- --------------.—J He -------I.- __J --------------- - Bnd !1 Pacific home over ... the weekend works and Eleanor. Eston ~ Evert nnd family family and spent Sunday with Mr house last Friday. Several of the teopathic hospital in Battle Creek Do.tA.— _ one no people, nnnnln one nnm nation, nation, one nnr I*. *iil[ parent* were present to enjoy It. nag. and a dozen Ideas on what in Detroit and aha works tn Bat-. daughter Judy. Luther Brodbcck.' «•«<! Mrs. Bert Rogers of Lake Odes­ On Thunday afternoon Mtae Wilson Sunday night for an emergency op­ thei eration for appedicltb. ............................ i ought to be done about the war. j tie Creek. Mrs. Lydia Schuler. Miks Esther »• and her scholar* enjoyed *0Ung at 0I , I Schuler. Mrs Walter Cooke. Mrs. I Mr nnd Mrs. Paid Smith and iRJcide Gerllnger and son Lawrence. | Marcia moved to their new home al 5^’ *i^e famine'veir SOUTHWEST RUTLAND ma I Mra Ben Schneider and Mr. Karl [Lansing Saturday. n“ln foui Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and Eckardt attended the Federation of j v,r ’ e?*n« »n k .- “’... . .> — . Showalter ... Hubert Schrler were Sunday guests Mra Celia Tn«..«.nd Townsend >.«. has n quit her mV\nd Mrs oimnard cou Womans Clubs at Coals Grovwl1work --------------------------------------- a Bnd MiM Marjorie CogaweU of Nashthe at-------Charlotte and is spending ' . . Thursday. Mrs. Prrktns, Mrs. Grace I few days with with Mr Mr. ntvf and Mr* Mra. Pan! Paul ..... V|lle were evening caller* at Mr Creek. . Del Faul and Mra. Nellie Hewitt of Townsend, and getUng ready to«nd Mrs. Orr Fisher’s Thursday of Miss Helen Thompson spent the I Woodland accompanied them. | move in her home at Woodland. ; |ast tteek. weekend in Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs- Raymond Buraiey Mrs. Jay Dittman ofDetroit ta Mrs Millie Ftaher spent WednesMrs. Wm. Havens and Mrs Gm. and son Eldon accompanied Mr. anticaring for her mother. Mrs. Harrlrfav of lost week nt h.-r hroiK.r-. Havens were guests but Friday at I Mr*. Oscar Ulrey and Miss Iva son Blocher, who ta ill. William Cogswell's on the Center the home of Mrs. Robert Vrooman FranU of Sunfield to Tretnaynrei Mr nnd Mrs. Ward Green. Mr.romj. and attended her niece's of Brush Ridge Other guests were. . Comers near fpnia Sunday where' and Mrs. Paul Smith and Mr.and, school Dienic at the Lakeview Mrs. Rankin Hart. Mrs. Howard mot ; they were dinner guestf of Mr. and f Mrs. D B. Green of Woodland are schoolhouse Johnson of Hickory Comers. Mrs. of < I Mra. Charles Houghton. i trout fishing near Vanderbilt on jioyd puilcr of Haatinw town­ Ctarg. Robinson of Muskegon and ] Mr. and Mr*. Karl Eckardt. Bruce Little Pigeon river. Phyllis. Marcia ,hjp an over Sunday guest of Mrs Sarah Erway of Glass Creek. hoc and Joyce Eckardt were Sunday and Patricia arc visiting their hta cousin, Robert Barry Mr. and Mrs. Oley Douglass imd die dinner guests at the home of Mr. | grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. Bert I Mrs. Jennie Combs and Forest children of Bowens Mills nnd Mr. sun i and Mrs. Karl Jordan in South I Smith while parents 1 nnd Myrtle Mead of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Roy Douglass of Hastings , nna their wyriie Menuoreoraway Kalamazoo will Woodland | ' m Mr.nand Mrs. Stephen Perrin and | wert Sunday caller* at Mr. and Mr* . rrrtn^?.d wre Sund«>' callerM •» Mr ,nd Mrs were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. smi , Charlie ond Grace Carter of Lake PhvllLt Phyllis of Fishers They were atao callers nt Detroit. Detroit Mrt Mrs Isaac Ttuinr Wll-'orr IVI1. . .. Dan Douglass. thr i Odessa and their stater. Mr*. Her-' H irns and Mrs. Paul Towns of i at thc g j Wellman, and Owen and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham a ltd । bert Graham of Gary. Ind., called i Woodland were caller* on Chas. Far- Merle Varney homes. children of Kalamazoo were Sunday '‘ nn . ' on Mi*x MUs Mertle Steward Riinriuv Sunday aft- Ire ice and and famliv family Saturrtav Saturday. | Ruesta of hb parents. Mr. and Mrs. ernoon. I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook • PLEASANT HILL Francis Gorham. ' VUltors at me the home of Mrs. zserBer-•1 ano and ininuy family were oununy Sunday gue.Ms guests ot! of vuiiiora hi nomr oi Rollo Nlbbs has been entertaining Geo. Havens and son Ervin and Ing । tha Eckardt Sunday afternoon were: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Koutz of East; his sister and children from Ho­ daughter Dorothy and Miss Lor­ ... •' i Mr. and Mrs. Olendon Eckardt of i Odessa. . ; boken, N. J., the past week. raine Corbin of Detroit spent lhe Hastings. Henry Voelker of Ionia I Mr. and Mrs. Keith Farlee andMr. and Mrs Vere Carter went weekend with the home folks. nit and Dan Smith. baby were Sunday evening gueata' on Uie Kent County seventh and Tlie Memorial day services al the j Mr*. Lydia Schuler and Miss: of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 81»on of; eighth grade tour to Detroit Thurs- Rutland cemetery will begin by dec­ ths Esther Schuler called on Mr. and i Irving. |day. orating the soldiers* graves nt I 1 Mr*. Dan Gerpnger In Nashville The Woodland W. M. A. meeting j Dr. C. A. E Lund was a Sunday o'clock. The address by Judge Stu­ wh Tuesday. at the home of Mra. Daisy Tyler dinner guest at the Clare Williams art Clement of Hastings will be at 2 home. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. -ToUn. o'clock. . and sonofLynn of Detroit were Sunday callers at I Jr the home will afternoon evening Mr. and Mrs Wm.and Havens werecallers. Mr. i Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer, and and Mrs. Herbert Shcllenbarger and I family spent Sunday with Mrs. Am­ son of Lake Odessa and Mr. and th* ble Mugridge of Middleville. Mr. Joe Arentz nnd daughters and I Mr. nnd Mrs Clare Williams at- Albert Arentz of Brush Ridge. r tended the annual cook-out by the Mary Hart of Brush Ridge and I teachers and school board members Zana Douglas of Bowens Milb spent and their wives Monday evening al Sunday with Mbs Dorothy Havens. ths j Murphy’s Point, Oun lake. BARNUM school HAVE YOU NOnCED? tht Hillis and Margery Reesor spent I "You can tell a road-hog even in i the theater—he always takes lhe tlie weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Holmes of in( Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Holmes of Woodland vbited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston Sat­ urday. \. mt Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ovtramith of Marshall called at the Herbert Johnston home Sunday afternoon, DO YOUR PART FOR VICTORY BY REMODELING YOU can BUY the HOME you like . . . even if you also made several other calb In the OR REPAIRING YOUR HOME. Although new home thi can't build the one you want! So decide on the one neighborhood. ,, construction has been affected considerably, there Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee visit­ you like ond let "us help you buy it. We con still is still a supply of materials on hand to help you ed the latter's sister in Lansing last pn finance the purchase of a home that is already built, week Tuesday. keep your present home in excellent condition for Elwood Barnum is recovering but. we don’t know how much longer we will be al­ the duration. from his recent operation in fine lowed to. So if you wont to buy a home do it NOW shape Serve ydur country and yourself by repairing ond re­ . . . tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crocklord were modeling. now. guests ot Mt. and Mrs. Stephen explain our plan that will aid you in buying. Come Bishop, who live north of Nashville. in Today. Let us arrange the financing for you. Tuesday. h« Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durkee and family of Freeport were Sunday you/ manay at coca with­ callers at the Fred Durkee home nc ou I any deduction*. Our The following called at lhe Ben Crockford home Sunday-Mr. and su Mn. Arthur Fuller and son of Has­ tings. Mn. Wm. Newton of East 8Ule Road. Mr. Mid Mrs. Edward Peet of Grand Rapids. Wm. Crockford and Mn. Grace Cole of Wood­ land. CITIZINS CREDIT Virginia Anspaugh and Leona Hebe are two young people of our CORPORATION 830 S. Drviiion Phone 35504 community who are umong Uie 9 STIIIINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L. I. RHONE 2503 HAailMOS MAFL*EA)rKMMdD&' graduates of Woodland high school. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. The latter has the honor of being lhe valedictorian of Uie class, Con­ gratulations, girls! । Wi MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES a? 1 PICNIC "MUSTS" FOR OUTINGS! Complete Line of Picnic Supplies Paper Plate*, Napkins, Cup* Fork* for Roaiting, Jug*. LONG & MOORE 5c TO $1 STORE Want to Buy OF Sell? Try Our Want Column We Have III MONEY For You Sg To Buy a Home Even If You Can’t Build You Can Still BUY, REPAIR and REMODEL We Can Help You Don’t wait Buy It Now tomorrow may be too late Repair or Remodel DON'T PUT THIS OFF... IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING EITHER OF THE ABOVE SEE US TODAY—Mon.y I. Av.il.bl. .nd TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! The Hastings Building & Loan Asson. REPOSSESSED CARS and TRUCKS Some sold forfess than balance owing. BUICK, '39's AND 4O'» STUDEBAKER, '40 CHAMPION PLYMOUTHS, '33 to '40 FORDS, '34 to '40 CHEVROLETS, '33 to '40 NASH ond LAFAYETTES, '37 to '40 DODGES,'34 to'36 OLDS, '33 to '39 INT. PICK-UP, '38 CHEVROLET DUMP TRUCK CHEVROLET PICK-UP All in excellent condition. Very good rubber. We handle our own notes. A & M FINANCE COMPANY CASH �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, MAT tt, 1M3 Mr. and Mn. Gerald Tebo and Rev. J. J. WlUltte. Burr FasaeU. Charlene of Dowling visited at' WU1 Hyde and Mrs. L. A. Day at­ Kenneth Reynold's on Wednesday. 1 Mr. and Mn. Merle Rowley have tended the last quarterly conferenceof Barryvllle and Nashville churches moved into the bouse vacated by Mr. and Mn. Russell Langham last Monday night The ’meeting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hansbarger, who (Continued from page 1. Section 1) of Detroit are spending two weeks was held at Nashville and Dlstrlcv have moved to Woodland {at the Langham and Pettibone Supt. E H. Babbitt presided. Mr. and Mrs Lester Reynolds and of Delton homes seem lo have pre-' The Aerial Camera for use on homes. ferrrd having them on lhe two high­ decorated and adequately provided Mrs .Ferris itatbrop and daugh- family visited Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Reynolds and family on Bunday ways. Trunk Line 43. running north with equipment for school training. Scout and Observation and ReconMtas Jean Smith of Marcellus Is Mtas Hazel Stauffer of Highland' naisance planes la essential to both The Delton school building, equip­ visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lathrop Wednesday and Dairy Farm visited Helen Rowley county road, which intersects M-43 ment and grounds are probably not the Army and Navy air forces in j. Robert Smith. Thursday of last week. Mrs. Ken> and attended the P. T. A. with her. 'at Delton. The town has a number surpassed and rarely equalled in a planning battle formations and in ob­ neth Kelsey of Coate Grove and Marvin Goodson. who is stationed George Stowell has made manv of nice, cosy homes. town of lu size. Fortunate is the taining information on enemy fort!-. at a southern camp, Is visiting his Mra Hubert Lathrop were also Wed­ Improvements op hta house which Prominent fsrmen who lived In fleatlons and movements. They look , parenu. Mr. and Mrs. Lelan Good- nesday guests. In lhe afternoon makes it a wery attractive home. and near Delton when I flnt knew vantages and a teaching staff seek­ somethlng like a cannon, and cost ,on Bnij other relatives. they all called on Mn. Charles Hut­ Do jour part tn getting the scrap ing to give proper and worth-while about M.400 apiece. the place were lhe following: _____ Dr Bnd Mre 8lewart Lofdahl ton and Mn. Will Hyde. mate rials ready for the government / Wm. P. Sldnam who later was Instruction. The appreciation of this z" X spent a few days In :pent in Chicago. Our school closes this week Wed- collection truck whfch will call register of deeds ot this county for school has been shown by lhe fact Mrs. O. B. Meers of Chicago is I ‘“•“V •“‘l a ‘uck„?lJxn" al soon. two terms, who still later moved to the school house. Miss v Viola vUIUw to m«to, Mn. Ann. to- i"" “- Baas Kalamazooo, where he spent The organized several other rural ate- ' HIGHBANK will teach the school next year. tricta in Pmirievlllle, Orangeville dahl and other relative*. closing years of hta life. The Children’s Day program will and Hope have been added, also one, Miss Myrtle Wilson of Hastings The senior class accompanied by, P. A. Blackman, generally called district in Johnstown , spent the weekend with Mr. and be held at U>e Evangelical church Fred Jopptaga, their advisor and “Whale" Blackman, because that on Sunday evening. June 7. at 8 The patrons of the Delton school Mr*. Oil th Hamilton went to Chi­ Mrs Will Hyde. Her school at Mar­ o'clock. Everyone welcome. was what he did to a few fellows in cago Saturday and returned Tues­ tin closed Friday and she will re­ hta younger days who thought they also of-every rural, village and ci.’/; The L. A. 8. of lhe North Evan­ could get tlie beat of him In a scrap, district of Barry county, will one I day evening. Mr. Hamilton spent turn lo Martin next year. ’ Shirley and Lawrence ‘Lewis of gelical church will have a pot luck but found they had tackled lhe day realize as they cannot now. the In Chou -'w“ 01 Mr. .nd Mra Hn.1, Krall « C.'T Tto?"1' 'X'S'’' dinner at Mn. Vince Norton's on wrong chap/Ha was quick and un­ far-reaching benefits of lhe W. K June 4th, usually strong, as his antagonists Kellogg Foundation's 'health work, Charlotte spent Bunday with Mr. Mr. and Mn. J. Norton of Battle Orlo Roush and Bert Mead of Al­ learned to their sorrow. He was jolly now being carried on through all and Mrs. E. C. Kraft. the public schools ot this county, The aerial cameraman' can plot legan was a Sunday caller. The Creek called on Mr. and Mn. Leslie Members and friends of Adams and Mrs Sarah Ostroth looking for trouble, but never ran and the six other counties of tlie wide territories In bold relief so Evangelical church gave Rev. and Sunday afternoon. Foundation area. It will necessarily that Army or Navy Intelligence can tor forty yean. Both parties came Mrs W. C. Bassett and two daugh­ About 25 friends came Saturday At times when Delton had ho ho­ take several years, but the tune te make accurate measurements of en­ ters a farewell party on Thursday to arrange for reunions at the evening to wish Mra Verne Haw­ . tel. Mr. and Mrs Blackman oblig­ coming when marked results will be emy territory. We need many of night. A pot luck supper wax Roush park. in the bodies. The Berryville C. E. young people blitz many happy birthdays, a pot ingly opened their home and served apparent ------- -—- . -stronger -- ---- -------- these cameras so necessary to the served and a program given. They luck supper wks served at a late ,ne«l. TTie writer was a gueat there mind* and wider culture of air arms of the Army and Navy. . . were presented with a sum of and Die Nashville Evangelical C E hour. on several occasions and remember* ’h0 **’* h?,ve.had ,. ’e You can help buy them with your money Hie Bassetts are moving this were guests of the Nashville the very tasty meals served by Mn.,*""' a health | : benefit of the Foundation Foundation'Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Skidmore of purumci of <« War war iwhu invest at ai j week weea to io Bll Bonds.. Invest Blissfield after being here Methodist Epworth League Tuesday Hastings called Sunday al Ernie । training, and will come into a far purchases night They enjoyed a hamburg Blackman. least ten percent of your Income ev- . four yearn, .’ The Rev. Harold R. Skidmore's and ■ weekend guest was The writer recall* James R. and better heritage. And how wise it ery erv pay oar day. dav. and help heln your vour county eountv Krieg Krleir and family of Whitehouse, fry at Orlo Roush's picnic grounds Pvt. Maynard Tucker of Philadel­ A. B Bush, prominent and higlily was to begin this work with the go over its War Bond Quota. Heedless to say they all. had a {Ohio, are coming here phia. respected residents of that locality, children. O.S.Twn DtH.imrn Leon AckeU has enlisted in the grand time. After the supper, they Mr and Mrs Gayion Fisher and All the former rural school dtebut he never became a* well ac­ had a skating party at Reid's Reson of Nashville called recently on quainted with them a* he did with tricta of Barry township have been DOUD CORNERS I The Putman Library will be open for several years incorporated into 1 the first two mentioned above. Mr and Mn. Victor Benson and Mr. and Mra. Leslie Adams. Mr* John HOUghtaling andjFrid*y nl«ht and closed all day the Kellogg school districts of Del­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell and fam­ daughter. Mn. Albert Benson ano were in Battle Creek Sat- i Saturday. । ily of the McKelvey district called: so well acquainted with, Orreti Bar­ ton and Rosa township. All the daughter evening Mtas Shirley Atwell 0,1 Sunday evening the Nashville Alan nnd Mn. Smith. Mr. and Mn on Mr^and Mrs. Frank Hawbllu re­ i rett and Addison Pennock, who। Thornapple and Woodland rural urday Everett Benson and daughter. Virgil of Battle Creek visited the Hough-i Mlntaterial Association gave Rev. districts have been taken Into lhe i cently. owned fine farms near Delton. • a,ld «« BaawU a fazewell at the Zeb. Charles Batdorf al) of Lansing • Mr. and Mrs Rodger Warner ano It was fortunate for the village Kellogg school district at Middleville Itallnss over the weekend D. ° R. 811- and Robert Green of Bellevue were daughter of Nashville called al Mr. Mr. and Mrs Ru*.-eU -Tolle, and home of Rev. and Mrs. n when EUta Faulkner established a, and the Township Unit, school al Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and । called on Daisy Bergman vernalE drug store and Fred Hughes' ef­ Woodland. We have mentioned the children and Mrs. Will Hawblitz's Friday eve­ Tlie first soft ball game of the ; and on Friday Frank forts gave Delton its substantial Increased number of rural districts Sunday, Mr. and Mn Lester Beach and ning. season wax to be’ played Monday bank. Both men have aided lhe de­ added to the original Delton district Hammond's called. Elwln of Vermontville were Mondayvelopment of the village. The two। All but three districts tn Yankee Mr. and Mrr Will Shriber and night. Co-ops vs. Farmers' Oas: evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. DURFEE Miss Jeane Dickerson and Mason: Leonards. George and Leon, are not Springs and all but two in Orange­ family of Hastings and Mr and Tuesday, Food Center vs. Maple Litts were Saturday evening vis- ] noisy about II. but they are Inter­ ville have been made parts of con- Mrs Will Gurd went to South Ha­ Grove: Thursday. Kelhl Hardware Mrs Elmer Gillett and Mrs lion of Mr. and Mn. John Moore.' ested In the progress of Delton The solids ted districts. Rural districts ven Sunday to see. their daughter. Henry Kleverlng and son were Sun ­ Baccalaureate. Sunday evening, in Rutland. Irving and Leighton l«te Roy Thorpe was a p-rsistent Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gelman and Mrs and Mn. Orval Bowman and IBnuv (May 31. will be held ip the school day afternoon callers of Mrs. Anna booster, snd the auditorium which। have been added to the Middleville family. Vern Mr. and Mrs Orlo Thomks of Cale­ Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bidleman auditorium with the Rev. Kenneth DeVine and Mr. and’ " he helped so much lo put across is, district: and tome in Sunfield. CarlMarshall. donia spent Sunday with Mr. and , Barry were dinner guesta of Lyn- Griswold gMng the address. a monument to hte public spirit. No। ton and Castleton have been added1 of Paul Kesler and Mn Henry Davis doubt there are several oUirrs whose to Woodland district. Other districts' ,den Norris and In lhe afternoon! The Boy Bcouta will be in charge , dinner Mr. and Mn Harry Williams and work for the town the writer doesi will probably come into these three Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Norrta of Bal-1 <* lhr Memorial Day service* Ulis daughters were Sunday guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. J. W1J- family of Lansing and Mr. and not know, who ought to be men­ Il ta now possible lo arrange for tie Creek called. | yearI v“ '' tioned In such a list. Certainly there transportation of pupils to 12-grade' i Remember the Doud Aid at Mr*.1i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilbahner of litts. Mrs. Olive Campbell pf Has­ Mn. John Moon of Striker district ta R. O. Henton. who can be relied schools without abandoning the dta-■ Leslie Pease's May 38 for supper {Chicago were callers of Mr. and; tings was a Bunday afternoon caller. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn I-— Mr. and Mrs Bob Barton and Jack Moore on for his share In all efforts for triel organization That ta already Mra a. Mn. Adelbert Reynolds of Hasbringing many rural, pupils to Has­ the community's progress. and Mr. and Mrs Harry Eaton of *•“ •— — ■— “’j The business men of Delton have tings and Nashville and may at­ Battle Creek were visitors of John lhe home Wenger family of Hastings were Sunday afternoon callen of Mr. and Mn. Mrs Orville Punell. not been narrow in their public tract many more. If there were a Houghtallngx Sunday. Tuesday night. Glen Roush and family. rplritedneaa. They have been ready 13-grade school somewhere in tne Mr*. Frelda Moore and two William H. Wing of Grand Rapids Mr and Mrs Will Whitmore and ceasful term of school Friday with I to do their share to aid county-wide southeastern part of the county, as daughters visited in Hastings Friday spending a few days with there should be. we might anticipate | Fern Tobiw "tailed he? friends here. Mn. Mattle Mowry of Delton were a picnic. Come. projects. Mr ftnd Mr« John Handel of recent Sunday guests of Mr. and When rural free mail delivery In the near fulur? that every child, * nU Thursday evening The fellow announced to a group Cheviot. Ohio. wfll.spend lhe week- Mn. Milton Gesler. came. Delton, hy reason of its loca­ In every rural district of Barry 11)*ftnU Thunaay^evtiung. Mr. and Mn. Charles Monroe and of friends that he had been made tion near the comer of four town­ county would have lhe opportunity; Three CORNERS I end with her parents. Mr. and Mn. THS SIXALL DRUGGISTS ships, also because the C. K. A- 8 to attend a 13-grade school. children spent the weekend in Ionia. manager of the Pint National Bank. | Mr Mri Janicl P. Hammond Frank Hecker. One friend looked skeptical. Courtesy And Friendly Service Shown To AH then offered good train service, with i and children spent Wednesday . ,-***'--------------■'You couldn't hold a job like two daily passenger trains each HENDERSHOTT comptnled Mr. and Mrs. I^on My­ evening her parent*. DISTRICT ctriuii* with wins ini imiciiut. Mr. nu. and DUNHAM -- —----— --------Prompt Delivery Service Phene 2131 Hastings that." he remarked. "What have you -. _ . . _ ... . _ . r-harlM wh----- ----------The Hendershott school closed Mra to, HU., ol E. Suu Ho*d 1 «“!<•• WrtAhu who .u Utol ers to Athens Sunday where they ever managed before?" main mail distributing point for the last Tuesday with a district plcnw spent day with Mr.----------------and Mrs. Mr. ana o,l Mrs. Mra n. H. j J.. Kooinson Boblnun ana .nd 10 ml —--1WIUI ••—----- ---------- p ------ the — ------ ------The fellow smiled condescendingly. four southwest townships of this with a siren infection, a.murar. Oorou,,. aao. «.ra illSunday W1U'• “died "■> tnfectlon. araa ____ at lhe schoolhouse. Il ta with re­ jcounty. The automobile, the bus. afternoon guesta of their cousins, Thunulay afternoon. Funeral servMr. and Mrs. Ray FnilngharrtTtbfl the motor truck and good roads pul grets that they see Mrs McKibben Mr and Mrs ... Vert Roblnaon of 'lcca wara »er® heM hcld at the wilenv Wilcox ahnrrh church dauehten daughter* nf of Wavland Wayland were were Rundav Sunday dent'* daughter." she said. -- -. — . ... the Kibosh on the C. K. A 8. But leave to teach the McOmber school nrar Hlrtor Cororra .nd ra>Mral . | »"»$■» Mramoon wllh Rn. Moyer dlnto >ueu. ol Mr. .nd Mra. Oeo. Delton still has her rural routes next yor. trip around Gull lake and to other | ’* charge, and burial in the Wilcox | Gillett. The McOmber school also closed Mall ta now carried by auto-stage point* of interest cemetery. Mr. Wright, who wa* 43 Mtas Clara Gillett spent the weekto and from Hastings and Kalama- last Tuesday with a picnic at the Mra Roy Taffee Mrs Edward of a<e- *“ oldeat »n of. end with Mtas Marjory Tasker in aoo. The dtacontlnuence of mail Creek on Ernie Matteson's farm McGrath. Mrs. Wright and' Hasting*. Mrs. Loa Loa Strouse Strouse and and Joe Joe,> Mr', and Mra Herbert ‘ ..•"i Here, too. Kite parents are sorry McGrain. Wilcox of Hasting* Hastings called on Mrs Mn.), » ’11 Hl' »* «re«Uy rea‘'r missed m wed in' In the home home]] The C. E. held a business meetbeen detrimental to lhe mail service to have Miss Viola Baaa leave to Claude A A. Hammond Hammond. Tuesday aft- “ a*J' he e cared ca^ed for father, wlw who hashas Ing with Mtas Eloise Day Friday at and from Delton. What Is missed teach the Barryvllle school next Cluude I be*n an ,nvalld ,or over a ?***■ | evening, and decided not to have . most la probably lhe pungent smell year. We hope they both will like emoon Mr* H J. Robinson entertained T”” ““P1* Onn,e Community I Sunday evening meetings during of coal smoke as the tnlns whizzed their work In the flew places. lhe Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Parm Bure»u discussion group met the summer months. After the busi(?) Uirough the village. Maybe the Saturday v tai tors at A. C. Clarks Society crarai.... Thursday. ’ iI Wednesday evening at the home ness meetlnx. meeting, refreshmenLs refreshments were homemakers of the town are recon­ ’"I Mr «■ Flo>d ■" Mr. and Mra Mn. Lra> Leo n.H.. Fisher of F. « ®r — “r•- — and — Mrs ta served by the hostess and all went ciled to that deprivation. We pre­ Mrs. Guy Doman and daughter of, Mr BJ,Q Mrs- beo r>siier 01 roller skating for the recreational sume, however, that most of lhe Jackson State Road. Mrs. Carroll Ftaher and u t uocuurI. MeOrath nf Ha.iinr. ' Wp welcome Rev. Moyer back as part of their meeting. villagen would gladly endure lhe Fred Smith of Hastings called Mrs M ascuratn ot Hastings . . . r. - -----------------— *2°lher >Tar' I*nl'es Mr. and Mn. Archie McIntyre ac-_ smoke if the C. K & 8. and Its at A. C. Clark's Sunday evening. j were Sunday Sunday dinner dinner guest* guests of of Mr. • • - — । the South Evangelical church are companied Mr and Mrs Cameron three trains a day each way could We ask pardon of Mr. and Mrs. «"d Mrs. James F. Hammond. 'Sunday school at 11:00 A. M. and McIntyre and children of Quimby Lester Fisher for the error In last' Mtas Lena Lipkey closed a very Delton has a good church, well- week’s items which gave their name »ucce*sful school year here with preaching service at 13:00. There ta to Battle Creek Sunday where they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mn equipped for social as well as re­ m Lester. The Fishers are nlcelv. P T. A. meeting Thursday room and welcome for all. Saturday evening Mr. and Mn. Howard Davis and Nancy. In the ligious gatherings. Generally speak­ settled In their new home on lhe Ell evening. A fine program was pre­ Alfred Meyers and children and afternoon they called on Mn Den­ ing. the village folks are Interested HaU farm, in the Shultz district. I wnled followed by refreshments. niece of Glenwood called at the nis McIntyre The occasion a is In in having the church function. They The McOmber 4-H club met last1 B ANFIELD home of Mr and Mrs. George Ball. honor of Cameron’s birthday, which would not wish to live in a commu­ Wednesday night al the home of,I The Banfield school closed WedMr. «nd Mra. Gaylord Gray spent nity without a church. They know I neaday with a picnic at Fine lake I Sunday with the latter's parents A It te needed to counteract Influences Robert and Joyce Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Higdon of Mr. and Mrs. Joa. Pflug of Has1 w-.. rvA-.-in. -.111 t. v — number relativeswer» werealso alsothere there, Battle Creek were Sunday dinner Uiat are not helpful. They are not Mrs Hasel Douglas will teach here numbernfofrelatives lings. Mr. and Mn. Jack Sullivan from Indiana to meet Marvin Good- guesta gf Mr. end Mn. J. L Higdon so interested in Its name as in again the coming year? (local) and Mtas Carol Howard of William Brink ot Ionia and Mr. son who has a short furlough from They brought Mrs Higdon home Delton business men are highly Battle Creek were Sunday guesta at and Mrs Ren Brink of Battle Creek, a southern camp after a week's visit in Battle Creek Spend more time in the sun and you'll repel III health —- Old Sol is your oily far Friends of Brandt McIntyre will favored, compared with most rural Albert Brill's. Mn. Glen PuffpafT has been tak­ spent Sunday with George Wickwire Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garrison vis­ villages Instead of the summer en to the home of her sister. Mn and Henry, that tip-top feeling! With comfortable ou|-of-doors furniture, it's a pleasure to being a dull period It is their most ited al Pay Whitworth's in Johns­ We understand tiiat the King graduated from lhe aviation school Sterling Weeks for a time. Her con­ active season. They are alive to town Sunday. school will oprn again tire coming at Mather Field, Cal., receiving hu dition remains about the same. revel in sunshine and fresh air. Mr. and Mn. Jack Sullivan visited their opportunities, and go after lhe Mr. and Mn. Floyd Nesbet and year after being closed for a year. wings. Thursday large resort trade at Crooked. Wall In Leslie last Friday. Pvt. Howard McIntyre of Fort Jeanne spent Sunday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs Angus MacDougal The W. 8. C. 8. dinner at Harold and other nearby lakes, and they get entertained relatives from Battle Custer and sister, Mrs. Katherine evening in Battle Creek 'with Mr. a large share. They are wise and Slocum's last Thursday was well at­ Creek Bunday. Jones and son were Sunday guests and Mn. Phil Deller. fair about it They do not regard tended The Branch school held their pic­ The Burroughs school closes this of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orson the resorten as "good picking” and nic at orlo Roush's picnic grounds week with a picnic at the school- McIntyre. overcharge. They seek the good-will DOWLING Remember the Memorial Day and on Friday. house. , of these summer vislton by giving A Memorial Day program will be Mr. and Mn. Charles McCoy of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hennes of Pioneer services at the Wilcox them reasonable prices and good given at the Dowling church. Sat­ IN GREEN AND ORANGE .............................. Benton Harbor were guests of Mr. church Saturday afternoon. May 30. Grand Rapidt^-erej Sunday dinner service. That wise course has helped Mr. and Mrs. Glen Donovan and gtteata of Mr. andMra. Will Hyde and Mrs.' Don Putnam Friday and Delton and benefltted the Increas­ field of the Hasting* circuit wUl de- Saturday sons of Battle Creek were guests Mn. Charles Hilton and Mllgra who at Twin Cedar*. ing number of lake resorten. Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Royal liver the address and the dinner by | p*. Rudolph Soya epent a portion have been spending two week* with Very rarely te a town the size of the Cemetery Circle will follow. of WM.k ^th hta parent*. Mr. Donovan. , her parents, returned to their home Delton so highly ‘ favored in ite Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Otta were at; Mra August Soya. at Walled Lake Sunday afternoon. public school buildings, their equip­ Woodland Monday, where they at-1 BRANCH DISTRICT ment and in the quality of the work tended lhe funeral of Mr* Otis Mr. and Mrs. Ray Passe U and QUIMBY CRESSEY dont-Gn them. Here we say “Hals father, Alien King, who passed away A bountiful potluck supper was Mr. and Mn Richard Hartman two sons ot Bedford were Sunday Off!” to the W. K. Kellogg Founda­ suddenly while in Hastings Friday. and family of Kalamazoo spent lhe afternoon gtSsta of lhe former's tion. whose generous aid has made Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Ftaher. accom­ weekend with Mr. and Mn. Carl parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fossett. In the church basement, followed these possible. Fortunate indeed are Mrs. Howard Gibson of Hastings by ice cream, latter all enjoyed the panied by Mr. and Mrs W. D. Hartman. Delton. Middleville and Nashville slides, shown by Rev. Butterfield, Mr and Mn. Percy Solomon and for the Foundation's great help tn Pierce of Charlotte attmded a Wilcox. upstairs They were entitled "Re­ providing adequate school plants, family dinner at the home of Mr. daughter Kay spent the weekend A miscellaneous shower was given lief In lhe Master's Name" and de­ and special health training in these and Mra. Ed Titus at Parchment with Mr. and Mn. Murle Reynolds the newlyweds. Mr. and Mn. Ray picted the sorrow and suffering In and family. 13-grade schools. Barry county Is Sunday. many lands. A free will offering Gibson at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mn. George Hoffman of grateful for the- help it has given Mn. Henry Smith. and Is giving to all ita schools. This Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. Elgin Cleveland spent the weekend with Kenneth Wilcox of Benton Harbor elected. county was fortunate tn being se­ Cotton and family near Leslie. Mr. and Mn. Cameron McIntyre. Mr. and Mn. Nat Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith are was Ta Sunday guest of his parents. Norman and Ann visited Mr. and lected by the Foundation ax the Mr. and Mn. Herbie Wilcox. Mr. first area in which to begin Ita daughter Lillian of Kalamatoo. Mr. the parents of a daughter, bom May and Mn. Verne Hawblit* and chil­ Mrs Howard Davis of Battle Creek helpful activities, under the dlrec- and Mn. Harry Whitworth of the and were Sunday dinner guests of dren were also dinner guests. Mr. Weeks district and Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNulty at­ tlon of the late Dr. Pritchard. Cameron's sister, Mrs. Davis. ' As you approach Delton from lhe Milton Lcinaar of Barry were Sun­ tended the I. G. A. banquet on and Mn. Harvey Manhal were aft­ ernoon callen. north on M-43, you are deeply Im­ day visitors at Myron Whitworths Wednesday evening. Mn. Herbie Wilcox was a Monday The last meeting of the P. T. A. Mr. end Mrs. Russell Reynolds pressed by the imposing and very substantial brick structure, which will be held this week on Friday visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs shopping visitor at Battle Creek. The Branch school closed with ta the home of the Delton-Kellogg evening at the schoolhouse with a Mason Forshey and family of Prai­ a picnic at Highbank park Friday. school. The site for thia school plant rieville Saturday. Mn. Herbie Wilcox attended lhe Ing the end of the school year. The Mn. Jennie Reynolds of Wall buildings if required, also for proper teacher, lx-land Jones, closes his lake spent a few days the past week Bharpstlcn on Friday. landscaping Here. too. we must oom seventh term of excellent service in with'Mr. and Mn. Warren Calms. The Dorcas Society will meet with mend lhe people of this school dis­ the Dowling district and will go to Mn. Vincent Norton Thursday, trict and the school board for their Mt. Pleasant where he will attend TWO VIEWS Friend: "Now. Janie, why do you June 4 Pot luck dinner. If any one evident cooperation In procuring summer school, and will remain and maintaining thia fpie school. there as teacher in the school. He pass on every secret that is told to has quilt blocks will you please bring or send them so the quill top can you?” The suitable building and sailing Janie: “That's easy to answer. I make a good start toward the prop­ Vandellc who lias taught several Mrs. Herbie Wilcox entertained er education of a child, especially years In Uie Bristol district. either it is loo good to keep, or It the Jolly Dozen Wednesday after­ |y h—led And —nUUto. IUUn«lir —ON FAT DAT, BUT BONDS— isn't worth keeping.” noon. C.K.&S. AND THE NEAR-BY RESORT LAKES GAVE DELTON IB START WkailpM&tufWltk NASHVILLE WAR BONDS DECORAT DAY Be Proud You Are an American Diiplay the American Flag FLAGS We hove a fine selection WINDOW OR PORCH FLAGS Sets Compleh $2.19 Spear Head Flags, 12 x 1815c; 2 for 25c Auto Flag Sets _-25c PICNIC NEEDS Thermoi Bottles Thermos Jugs Napkins Sun Glasses Paper Plates Paper Cups Paper Spoons Paper Forks KOTEX —New Low Price 12'« - 22c; 2 for 43c 54'«, 89c; 2 for $1.75 Fibs - 20c; 2 for 39c CARVETH & STEBBINS WANT to BUY? TRY the WANT COLUM GUARD YOUR HEALTH! THE SUN IS YOUR ALLY! ENJOY YOURSELF AT HOME! $3-95 Steel Chairs With Arm Rest A 10J° 5 Mana — Lunch Baskets - $1.50 to $3.75 with dishes Croquet Sets . $2.15 to $5.25 Garden Wheel Barrows (wood) --$4.95 Lawn Folding Camp Chairs Grill Sots 85c to $3.50 GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. HASTINGS RHONE 2101 �TKK HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MAY U. IHt ill DELTON | Leonard called on Mrs. Angle TUus CLOVERDALE -| ncxoBr oo»ni । HEAVY INDUSTRY PLEDGES AID TO "MICHIGAN DAYS" I Sunday. , Mr. end Mra. Bam Payne of M. D. Stein of Fostoria. Ohio. Perry were calling on friends here Wesleyan church, with their chil-) __ ______________________________ 11 spent from Sunday until Monday Thursday. I 1 Mr- and Unl Bart P“XUm' Mr. t Tim Whitney and wife of KalaI nJ A1?’ d I Mrs. George Bchooieraft of Bat- mazoo .called on Mrs Leonore f«£m. dX -Til Th. »hlr ho,i IhX nk-nu I0® Creek vU,U<1 ,hem 8aturdMV Waugh Bunday. Mra. Waugh has the Sea Gull roller-skating lhe cf machines turning out Implements, grades had their picnic al Vick- j evening । p^n m same evening. I of war have not deafened the ears I Portenga and two Mr. and Mra. John McLeod spent I-eo Chamberlain of Akron. Ohio. Michigan manufacturers to the i nU—Wrtrt.v P I d»“ghters. Olive and Marie and Mr, Wednesday and Thursday at their and Mra. Chamberlin and Mra.' torenunent's call for Vitamins, for nlc at the same place Friday. I .nd Mrs. Frtd Portenga and two hcene here. ... Wade Town of Delton and Mrs. Al-1 J?cto7"'. John \ Comstock, the only unbeaten children of Three Oaks spent Sun-’ Mri. U. Ken Schnable and twin baseball team of the Kalamazoo | day with Mr. and Mrs. Herman daughters of LaPortc. Indiana, re­ manager, said today In announcing County Atidetlc Aasn.. won over, Reynold*. turned home after apendiM several Plainwell, were callers at the Frank support of the 1042 "Michigan Days Delton, tlie unbeaten Barn-Eaton, • A meeting of Barry and Eaton days with her parents. Mr' and Mrs. Town home Bunday afternoon. program. Burial services were held in the i "Michigan's heavy Industry, not­ | A A Champion fl to 1 In their nine- county .Rural Letter Carriers end! LeRoy Pennels. j liming inter-league game here. | Auxiliary was held in the Delton Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pennels returned Cut Cunaury Bunday afternoon withstanding its lieavy responsibili­ Tuesday afternoon. Wilbur, Delton church Saturday evening May 23rd. Monday evening from Kalamazoo for Dr. Warren Be 11enger of Mon­ ties as a result of the war-forced ace pitcher, pitched a throe-hit; a delicious supper waa served to where Mr. Pennels has been in Bor- rovia. Cal., The Masons had charge change-over from automotive capi­ । shut-out- as the Delton team about 50 guests by the church worn- gets hospital fot several weeks. He tal of the world to the arsenal of । blanked Sunfield. 5-0. In tts flrfhl rn. Among the officers present is feeling as well as can be exMn. of Marys..... Mary Blackmore ,.„.t „. - democracy, realizes the Importance | league game here Monday, but were: state Ladles' Auxiliary. Pree.. pected. ville. Wash. U spending from Thurs- of proper diet In the victory pro­ Botirdo. Delton's second hurlcr Mrs. Minnie Dennison. Grand RapMr. and Mrs. LeRoy Pennels were day over the weekend with her >Bnun BIUj wholeheartedly joins lhe < couldn't match George Sherwood, ids; secretary of Auxiliary* State । called to Ppv Paw Bunday because cousin. Mrs. Clara UnderhHL It U farmer, businessman and our electComstock ace In lhe game Tuesday.; Executive Board. Mra. Florence Tur- ■ of the serious illness of their sister. the first time the cousins have met ed ofliclaU in endorsing lhe Sherwood fanned 12 Delton bats-' ner. South Haven; and Mrs. May Mrs. Milo Replogle. tn twenty-seven yean. Dr. Densse, -Michigan Days for victory" drive. I men while Comstock won easily curtls. Pres of 4th Congressional Mr. and Mrs. Lester Monica call- .» »• —fy. dedarcd. of -------Grand- --------------------------Rapids accompanied her । with extra base blows that Included । District. Bellevue; State Vice- Pres.' ed on Mr. and Mra. Wellington sister. Mrs. Blackmore lo Mra Un­ a triple by Kemple and doubles by । of R. L. C. A. Kenneth Gaines, Kent Monica of Battle Creek. Mra. Wei- derhill's TTiursday returning Fri­ PRAIRIEVILLE Adams. BellHle and Dunlap. Bob county: Robert Bangs. Slate Treaa. lington Monica has Just relumed day. These slaters had not met in To moke your car last long, run well, Mra. LaVem Calihrop visited Mr. : Buckmaster. Charlie Gehringer'a । of Paw Paw and Btate Sec.. William home from Leila hospital and Is thirty-two years. Calthrop al the American Legion team up with these two great standbys nrphew was lhe only player to get Van Hartesvelt of Fennville. Mr., feeling as well as can be expected. Corp. Kenrielh LUU. son of Mr. hospital. Battle Creek. __ , —- and Sunday | two hlU. tn the game, knocking out' and Mrs. Youngs, postmaster ot Mr and Mra. Albert Monica of and Mrs. Bert LUU, has been trans-1 found him very comfortable. two singles. I Bellevue were guests at the meet-1 Kalamazoo and friends called on ferred to a western camp where | Mra. Earl Boulter visited her aunt, |I Mrs. Mrs Ij Inn. Ing. Barw Barry countv county fell fell proud to be be Mr. and Mrs. Chu Kingsburg Sun­ Mr« Leon Pennock p*nnrw*k nnd Mr* nroud tn he 13 attending Officers' Candidate. Mrs Minnie Shrtner in HaHinga. Bertha Adams spent Thursday aft-' honored by the presence of so day. School. I Wednesday. emoon in Kalamazoo many of our fine state officers. Each Mr and Mrs Bert .McCallum en­ Mra. Wayne-Shade and three chllMra. Clinton Caatle and Mr*, I Mr, El.yn H.y.-.rd eMidrm T* *“ * tertained Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mc­ dren of Lake- Odessa were gu«U1 James Boulter were In Kalamazoo. .spent Saturday in Hastings role ln tokcn of •PPr«:i“‘‘on Callum of Brush Ridge Sunday for Tuesday of last week ot Mr. and Monday. dlnnyr. Mrs. Erin Haynes. I Mrs. Sarah Johnson and Dora Mr. and Mra. Meric Kahler and Rev. and Mrs. Edward Swaddling were Bunday dinner gur.su of Mr. son and Mr. and Mra. Glen Kahler of Gregory, spent part of last week and Mra. Lewis Johnson. Jr., nnd on Tuesday morning underwent an rl„ counly spent Sunday with their parents, at their farm. Rev. Swaddling hu family. I operation. , j ._________ । Mr. and Mrs George Kahler. been invited to remain on the Liv-! Mra. Earl Boulter entertained at n Pvt. Gamer Pennock, who has south S1IUIT7. -------------------- Mri and Mrs Nile McGhan. son STANDARD ingston Circuit another year , one o'clock luncheon Tuesday in | been stationed in a camp in Louand Mrs * We Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Kenyon «nd Mrs. Isola Hill and baby called The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. honor of Mra. Zara Boulter's birth­ MOTOR OIL ‘ Islana Is now In Florida. and Mrs. Emma Stillwell of Battle on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johncock Ed. Pixley has been ill with ear day. Places were laid for six. SERVICE , Mra Susie Francisco of Kala­ Creek spent Sunday afternoon witn Sunday. trouble, and has been taken to al The W. 8. C. 8. will serve dinner mazoo spent the weekend with her I Mr, nnd Mrs. <Oeo. Chipman of Hastings doctor for treatmenu. 'at the Methodist church. Memorial ' brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and A. Kenyon and family. Arney Bonneville and Iz>ma Lar- Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick of Day. The program will also he held Mra. Will Whittemore. On Sunday nbe* visited Lorraine Manning of i Bert McCallum niuraday evening. 1 fK-U all’ rln. , Augusta visited his parents, Mr.1 there beginning at 2 o'clock. Rev. P motvnf Rob<,rt Ken*°n 'W‘cd Delton dnl'«»»ter Carol and family nt Big and Mrs. John Mourer. Friday night' Don M. Oury of the Emmanuel and Saturday enroute home after, Episcopal church of Hastings will a week's vacation in the vicinity be the speaker. of Mio fishing for trout. | Mra. Lewis Johnson. Jr. enter- v Mr .nd Mr. WNllcmorr. , U1UT The shower given Tuesday of last'talned the Extension club at a lea Leo Chamberlain of Columbus. |10USC Friday evening A splendid' fc*r' *nd Mrs. Ellis Kelley and • N C. spent the weekend with his'’ children of Hating, spent the week at the Town home on West Friday afternoon. Ten members were Mn aJaJ^h5mt^irainU' of our e‘Bh,h Kradp Pup‘U w‘“ en-‘i’7«nnd Wa“*r street for Miss Velda Cheney was1 present. Gifu were presented to tiie ■mil k— ». ra manyij leaders, Mrs Eari'Bouiter and Mrs. well attended and .there were Mrs. Oscar cnamoeriain. . hlnh school thl* fnii Ann and lewis and family. Word Lindsey. I .H0” Pennock and Mra Bertha Jpan Bellingham and Robert KenThb commiu’*ty extends their lovely gifts. Children's day. or Student’* day..11 Mr. and Mra. Marcius-Bagley have Adams spent Sunday afternoon r.,on sympathy to the bereaved family. weekend-------visit will be observed in lhe Methodist; been- delighted -— ----------by . a -----------Ut.h'r *ddUon Pennock ' Mr Re Mnd I in the death of John Hines |in the Convalescent home In Has-:nld Kenyon cf Battle Creek spent' Rpr T A* Moyer is attending church Sunday, June 7th., A tine I of Mr. and Mra. Geo. L. Cougar of Ungs. Mr Pennock is growing weak- WednMI£y evening with Mr. Tnd *nd be back with program Is being prepared |n *""" Colo. Mra. « ------------j ... Denver. Gougar and Mra.' Rev and Mrs. J. W. McCue spent Bagley were high school chums thir­ I Mra. Glenn Williams and ron “^^17‘the' Ta^day of! ^-d Mra Lvie ty-eight yean ago In Boulder. Colo., Monday at Freeport had------------------------not seen eaih---other Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Galnder' and ----------—for Kendall of Gull lake and Mr. and Mho<A ^ra. Johncock our teacher Kingsbury were callers on friends Hr\-±vn/“anU i°ru'' T" and severad l^ took the puplls Parchment Friday. and Dale. Mra. Bert Galnder and thirty years. Mr. Gougar Is a well i ■n‘l “",r TlwnSw?’ Mr M" E C.-Arew.te .nd Mrs. Alice Dunning attended the known business man in Denver. Mr, Calvary church in Kalamazoo Bun-i “ nd Mra. Richard Petlljohn Kiiiamnzoo aimlucnsra rt—,....... were I Paul Richards of Hastings visited ln)(p whfre ,hey enioved roller d“>«hter Elisa relumed Friday aft-. caivary enuren his mother, Mrs. Blanche Richards I Urttlnil for t|mJe ‘ M,er spending several days in Roann. II day evening. Rev. and Mrs. Charles. dinner guesta Sunday ’ Harmon, returned missionaries from I ---------------- * ■ j A Sunday *hdc, berd mm,n,1 “51 i «««• Club b. South America, were the speakers. CLASS CREEK :«7nlJ TUMd,y are guTlh." Mr. ^ohncSck wii* '•'"*d by Mra Emma Dick- The Hannons expect to sail for Mr. and Mra. Wm. Whittemore j and Mxa. Susan Francisco of DeliWAn^L°ih^amtXof’2*rTrS: w^m'UeFthls com.l"»«£ C. Ken Bchnable and twin South America early tn July. । Mrs. Bert Reed and daughter, ton were Sunday guests of Mr nnd I Mra *itSkh« rmUn,,y b>‘ the P“MnB Ot j0,’n H,ne dayBhtCI? °f U P°r,C* Ind" Bre, Averill and .Miss Gladys Harger of, Mra. Chas. Whittemore, nnd nil 'Jin' k; 1 °r'lMt week. He was iqved and re- vl&lu,l« her Parents. Mr. and Mra. Lansing were at their cottage all spent the day with the Fred Delton, Thursday forenoon. They Bp«:ted by all and will be sreatlv LcROY Pennels and Mr. and Mrs. Gull lake over the weekend and at- Bechtels at their Gun lake coltojie tended services at the Methodist I Mr. and Mrs. Fred OtU. Mr. and I *!tn.i‘n u'®,vlclnUy o(: missed. Heartfelt sympathy is cx-jHBrry Jones and family. n ?b^(°r.e’ u* ' lend«d ‘be bereave family. I Mr and Mrs. Boykin and two, church Bunday morning. I Mra. Ray Erway and Mrs Forrest Rev. Victor Jones has purchased Havens attended Uie W. 8. C. fi. at a f - M n' I A number from here attended the »»>* “re now living in lhe home , I spending a few day* with her son-;funeraj ol John Hlne at Hastings, which they recently bought from, some land, farmerly a part ot the I Jas. Dibbles last Friday, Hie June old Will Perrin farm, from Graaf | mreUng will be held In the Ray in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Thursday Mr. and Mra. Otto Locksteadt. George Schoolcraft In Battle Creek. • The school closed Friday for this, Bostwick, guardian tor Mary Per-1 Erway home. | Mr. and Mra. John Havens nnd returned to her home here Thurs- fair ■B-nnr. .«*• i Untl. With a flne dinner and proday afternoon. > I -• Mra. R. J. Bales of Bnt- gram. Bom' to learn Mrs Frieda Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Galnder, Rodney of Hastings were visitors nt Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeWWr c' tie Creek are tlie proud parcnU of Bryans won’t teach this coming called on a former schoolmate of --------- ---------- ’last ------• Forrest Havens' Wednesday. Grand Rapids, Mra. ReflF McNeil, a baby boy. Mrs Bates was for-, term. Mrs. Galnder’s. Mrs. Waiter Strong LouLv Havens of Bottle-Creek spent of Royal. Oak and Mrs. Julia Wel­ merly Mbs Ester Willison of this J Mr. and Mra. Wayne Gales and of Kalamazoo. Friday. Mpnday night and Tuesday morn­ Mrs. Harold Bugbee and Mrs. ler. local, visited relatives nnd locality. ing there . I children spent the weekend with friends in Battle Creek Wednesday | ! Miss Iva Case of Kalamazoo spent Mr. and Mra. Earl Gates. Douglas Galnder spent one day last , The OlUe Douglas family are mov­ Mrs. Weller accompanied them to' the weekend with Mra. La^Ue Col-1 Sorry to hear- that Mra. Charles week at Battle Creek. ing on the place recently vacated by Mrs. Joe Baines Is confined lo her the Stuart Brownell family. Grand Rapids to spend a few weeks, j lister. Mrs. Colllster is recovering Kingsbury is on the sick list, and bed and Mrs. Emma Clark U car­ Mrs. Emma Dickerson of Clover­ very rapidly. Geo. Havens, who'works In De- ' I hope for a speedy recovery. dale. Mrs. Argie Stratton. Plainwell, j Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pixley and trolt. waa a caller in the neighbor­ Ed Pennels. who’s been at th- ing for her. Frank Town U some better and hood Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Whittemore, Mrs. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Hamle Annour wereiBorgeas hospital for some time, was able to alt up part of the time. Sprague. Mra. Charles Lechlcitner. recent callers on Mrs. Colllster. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erway attend­ j able to be moved to the home of his Mr... and Mrs. — Ed ------------Bromley - -------and cd the Rural Letter Carriers niectMrs. Linn Seibel, local, attended the ----- --------(son, Mr. and Mra. Harry Pennels in Maccabee Rally hi Hustings Thurs­ , The manly part Is to do with11 Kalamazoo. lamlly visited Mr. Bromley's uncie, ing at Delton Saturday night. day of last week. might and main what you can.—I at BcolU Sunday. “ °, Mrs. John Foreman and grand­ Mrs. Ella Doud and Miss Alberta Emerson. I MILO daughter. Roseman- Burnett oi NOBTH HOre' " I Kalamazoo called on Mrs. Nellie Guy Crook of Hastings called on TWj 'OnunvnK, nWnd. U»,r । Foreman Sunday. 8l,„a.v * IW A. Spaulding and Mra. Wilcox Kvmnnfhv tn KVr« . ... H,ne..*nu Mrs Cl>'dc Warren and Patty Friday. Mrs. Henry Germaine. Mrs. Nina family tn the loss of the husband spcnt Friday In Charlotte and LanBoyle*. Mias Sophia Spath, Mrs. and father who passed away at hU sing farm home last Monday. I ... _ Emily Wilcox. Mra. Merle Bradfield. —♦ .'.TT;,, 771' .Tr?'"'-'’' . „ . . I Mr. and Mra. Harry Dunn and Albert Arentz and son and Robert! Hubert Shrier were Sunday visitors Mra. Della Towne and Earl. Mrs ay Erway's. at R Ray Erway's. Madeline Norman and Marilyn and Pranshka called Sunday morning at Miss Nina Fenner attended the fu­ Jack Brownell of Detroit was a . neral of Dr. Warren Bellinger at Prairieville. weekend guest of his ulster and hus­ Mr. and Mra. Morse Murphy and band. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Erway. Plainwell, Sunday. Our mo.it sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Hat­ sons nnd Mrs. Paulina Murphy Sunday visitors al Fred Oils were called Weleh Saturday evening on Mrs Mr >nd Mn* tie Bellinger. OtU “'»« «>•>' Tnhi.n nf Mr' “nd M" 8 Ou-'”’*’ndt’. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roush. Sr. enter­ CMr Mr. ano Mrs. Merle Tobias Q‘iMra. txiule Erwav Mr nnri Mr* tained a group of friends from MthUMr RPCrttMSUnnH “,Urn“®^ Chas Erwi»y Kalamazoo and Mr. Grand Rapids and Milo Thuraday with Mr. and Mra. Otto Pranshka and Mra. Fred Butolph nf Hasting. nftemoon. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Tobias, and family. Mr. and Mra. Al Wolfe and An­ Mr. and Mra. Donald McCallum nette and Mr. and Mra. Ma uric children and Grandmother Bldlcman were in Lansing Sunday, Mrs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Erway of Grand Rapids were Sun­ every person living in this great state has reason to sing Bidleman stopping at Naahville on Bert McCallum. day visitors at Roy Erway’s. Erwin Havens of Detroit called its praises to the sky. This year as we join in supporting the “Michigan Mrs. Madeline Norman was a Sunday on Mr. and Mrs Rankin HINDS CORNERS Days for Michigan Prosperity and Victory," MAY 28 TO JUNE 3, even Hart. Kalamazoo visitor Monday. Mrs. Oeora- Demott. who has been Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wurm and staying with her daughter In Has­ Mrs Herbert Van Stream. Mrs. more significance is attached to this program. We all agree that . . . Emily Wilcox, Mias Nina Fenner and son spent Bunday with Mr, andi; tings and under lhe doctor's care. Is IF ITS GROWN OR PROCESSED IN MICHIGAN ... ITS GOOD, Mra. Merle Bradfield were Kalama­ Mra. Clinton Kelley at Kalamazoo 1 home again. 'Pampering my car these days? Yes, definitely I* STANDARD RED CROWN STANDARD’S ISO-VIS W. O. MOORE Standard Station phone'9n°8e & Parting! WANT TO BUY OR SELL? TRY OUR WANT COLUMN Michigan Days For Michigan Prosperity May 28 to June 3 BUILDING .. y* HEALTH DAY BY DAY BUT TODAY WE SAY WHEN BETTER TANKS, ARMORED CARS, GUNS, AIRPLANES AND PARTS ARE MADE . . . THEY WJJX COME FROM THE ARSENAL OF DEMOCRACY, MICHIGAN.’ Consumers Power Company is proud to have a part in helping our farmers meet their huge “FOOD FOR VICTORY PROGRAM" by furnishing wired help on the farm. Hundreds of our industrial plants, large and small, are also making EVER INCREASING DEMANDS FOR GAS AND ELECTRIC SERVICE TO AID THEM IN THEIR ALL-OUT WAR EFFORT. AU our efforts and plans for lhe immediate future are streamlined to meet war demands. No matter what we are called upon to do, every effort humanly Drinking milk today and every day builds health— health for your own hap­ piness and for a stronger America. Get the finest quality in milk and all dairy products — know they are wholesome and pure. Order Highlands Dairy Grode A Milk to­ day. It's good for you? H possible will be made by our people to give industry and you the highest type of gas and electric service possible under existing Phone 2651 for homo delivery or buy it at your growers. conditions. SERVE end CONSERVE FOR VICTORY (onsumEHS poujer HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. ||/ ■ ■ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2451 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutin£. zoo shoppers Thursday. ; tlie home of Mr” Bertha Phllmon on Wednesday with a pot luck din­ ner at 1 o'clock. The business meet­ ing was followed by a program ot readings, a quiz game and report* The 4-H food preparation girls enjoyed a demonstration .breakfast at the home of Margaret Doster, Thursday evening. WEST HOPE * * * Mr and Mrs. C. N. Springer and three daughters of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Springer and family. Several from the neighborhood have been visiting the bird sanctu­ ary at Gull lake lately. . Almond Webber. Lynden Johneock and Jimmie Springer spent the 17w Aid will meet next week Wednesday for supper with Mr. and Mra Ira Osgood Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark and two ahiidren of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Joe Elkereon of Detroit were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mra Will MeCallum. Mr. and Mrs Ed. Hunt of near Hastings and Mr. and Mn. Ray Martin were Sunday callers at the I Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Hayward and Doreen Wilcox called on Mrs Mel­ ts Bames of Augusta Sunday after,noon. Sue and Esther'Kreider of Has­ LOWER CROOKED LAKE Mrs. Ida Bldeman of Nashville tings spent Sunday with Susie Phil­ and Mrs Lawrence Tobias and sons lips. Mr. and Mra Gaskill and baby spent Thursday with Mr. and Mra wrre evening callen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and Frank Roush. Mra. Mary Freer and Mra. Mra. uviu, Sells. s*i>o. Mra. Tredenlck iivuciiiva umi and baby. .. . ■ Mrs. Blanch Boone of Grand Rap-1 Harriet Fox. B11 of Hastings, were ids. and Mrs. Hobeck of Kalama-1 BUMt? Mr »nd Mrs. Durrel PhUlips Sunday. zoo motored out to the home of Edd Newton spent Sunday at Dar­ Mr. and. Mra. Frank Roush and had dinner Thursday. The ladles re­ rel Hall's in Hastings. Mr. and Mra. WiU Hoisington, of mained for the afternoon when Mrs. Roush entertained them to­ Reed City and Mrs Beck of Bhultx gether with several ladles from Milo and Cressey to a demonstra­ Snyder Sunday. Mr. and Mra Jay Snyder. Mr. and Mra. Ivan Snyder tion of figure training garments. Neighbors are very grateful lo of Hastings were callen Wednes­ team Miss Iva Belson Is Improving. day evening. Mias Verabelle Golden was home Mrs. Frank Roush Is a business visitor In Grand Rapids thia week. from Kalamazoo from Tuesday un­ Mrs. Harold Doster entertained til Friday of last week. Elmer Harahberger passed away the 4-H girls lo a cooking demon­ stration Thursday evening. Their Saturday night at the Kalamazoo leader Ulis summer Is Mrs. M*da- hospital where he luus been a patlent for lhe past two weeks. The llne Norman of Milo. bereaved family have the sympathy More than 83.000 spearmint, of the entire community. Mrs. Electa Tooias of Kalamasweat basil, and other herb plants were distributed to New Hamp­ aoo was on our street again Sundav shire fanners last year tn a co­ for the flrat time tince last fall, operative project of the University having been in Florida tor the win­ of New Hampshire and the WPA, ter. to lest the Mate's ability to grow But now thus salth lhe Lord that tor market herbs no longer available created thee, O Jaoob. and he that from Europe. formed mee. thee. o O Israel. Fear Fear not not: for I ■■ lormea To tremble before anticipattd i I have redeemed thee. 1 have caUed evlia. ta lo bemoan what thou hail .thee by thy name; thou art mine never loet.-Goetha. -Ua. 0:1. ^9 �^9999999999999999999999999999^ 0053482353482353234853535348235302020053532323530248 484853485353485323530123000000485323235323485323532300000200024853000001010101 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999^ 0248480202010202000002004853532348482348230200010248 020001020200000102020201 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999^ 955 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. MAY W, 1M1 SPECIAL! FREE GAS SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY MAY 30«nd 31 I Gal. GAS FREE with $1.00 Purchase 1 Gal. KERO. FREE with 4 Gal. Purchased Regular Gas Economy Gas turning Saturday evening, and reaching Middleville about 10 o’clock Sunday morning. Saturday wax spent in doing Chicago and as It One hundred million dozen egg-, was the first boat cruise for many sre not enough] . of them, they all felt it had been In 1943. Michigan residents will worth working and saving for. al­ consume that many and thirty mil­ though they were a tired bunch. lion dozen more- The thirty mil­ Some couldn't take the roughness lion dozen more will come from of the lake Friday evening, but neighboring states for the hundred they, were few in the Middleville million dozen represents Michigan s crowd. The young folks were ac­ annual egg production. companied on their trip by Mlu Grand Rapids. Ten million hens on 1 <7.000 farms Emmett Sheehan has completed Marjorie Chandler and their claxi are responsible for the huge egg out­ extensive Improvements and change* advisor. Henry Cunningham, and put which will bring Michigan farm­ Mike Bender, who drove the bus to «t the Serljan residence. ers 823.000,000 Ihta year. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bechtel and and from Holland. This quick picture of the immen­ son spent last weekend with her sity of the Michigan egg business is uareqts. Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Fields and bonds at Thomapplc-Kellogg presented by J. M. Moore of the in Onawajp They were accompan­ school is nearing the 121X10 goal. Poultry Extension Service of Michi­ ied home by Mrs. Orpha Headley The amount sold during the school gan State College, co-operating in Fields and two young son*. Dav 1(1 the "Michigan Day* for Victory" , 7 and Philip for a. two weeks' visit. W - * —" W MMU. campaign. The drive ts designed.kb We have conducted a quiz among Newly elected officer* of Middle­ stimulate Interest in the production ville Rotary club are President. J leading officials and others of the and sale of Michigan-grown prod­ L. Rugg: vice pre*.,’ C. A. E Lund; town to find out whether or ucts. Sec’y.. Paul Faulkner; lrea*„ Vem not there 1* to br a Decoration Hooper; directors. Carleton Llwlft Day program at Hie grove as has poultry industry.'' said Mr. Moore, been the usual procedure for many and Dr. R. M Serljan. "suppose the price of eggs next yeai Mrs. Harold Kaechele, nee Lol* years but we have run up against would Increase just one cent a'dnzCobb, completed her school year at a blank wall and nobody claims the. en. This |>erhap* would seem little La Grange. Did., on Friday and responsibility of taking the lead. with her husband who ha* been When the .Michigan housewife visits her favorite food store this week she will be greeted by cent more per dozen means a mil­ staying with his *l*ter, Mrs. Elmer heavy downpour at the close or the elaborate displays of home-state foods—displays that will demonstrate the high quality and the lion dollars more Income to the Steeby in Leighton will move onto great variety of foodstuffs grown in Michigan. Leading food dealers throughout the state are i farmer from the lowly hen," he contt»elr farm known as the Willyard about to be elected disrupted things. 1 eluded. cooperating with Michigan agriculturists In the "Michigan Days for Victory" campaign to stim­ farm near Duncan lake. The Alvin Anyway there will most, likely be ■ Sa Jar poultry farm flocks only ulate production and sale of state products. Barnaby family who ha* occupied many out-of-town visitors whom have been mentioned. The hatchery the residence moved to Leighton you can meet and greet and the 1 industry of Michigan is another ! closing bellgame of the school year Several tons of black topping Miss Marguerite Gray and MLis township last week. I large branch of this giant industry. an attraction Mrs. Frances Seekel and Day H. will be — -------------- at the school have been brought from Grand Erma Hlmeler of Grand Rapids There are 400 commercial hatcheries ‘campus Rapids lately by village Marshal)were Sunday afternoon callers at Pugh are announcing their mar-'campus with Caledonia as the opwithin the state now busy turning tiage which took place at Ute Meth! ponent. . Clive Churchill and the broken sur-,the home of Harold Griffeth and oyt .day-old chicks by the million. Miss Kathleen White, youngest* cdl*l chape) in Auburn. Ind. De“ * “ face of the streets is being fixed up Mrs Pearl Kenyon, : In a normal year, Michigan will cember 27. 1M1. They were accom­ daughter of Mr* Dora White and Otto Poulson of Grand Ledge vb- । Jack Hamilton enlisted as n»- panied by the groom's brother and Paul Spiker of Battle Creek were j hutch 20 000.000 day-old chicks. It ited bls parents. Mr. and Mrs.) in good shape. j Master Ira Carley spent the tating cadet in the army air corps sevmLrried at Bryan. Ohio on Friday, al) her hatcheries were filled with Henry PouLion on Friday. ■ t^,. RV passed all tests and wife. Dr and Mrs. Millard Pugh । ter part w of. the week with hb sis- era! weeks _ ago. | eggs at one tinfe. some 14.000.000 May 22. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Earle Willyard and ter. I' Mrs. — Stanley —Lyons —' and fam- is waiting “------- to^ - be called, meanwhile of Athens. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs, Miss Hazel Campbell and Robert eggs would be required to do the Job. ehUdren_were Sunday dinner guests) fly ln Battle Creek. i continuing Ids work al the Bliss Co. Pugh and U>e latter’s daughter. , Michigan fanners produce eggs as at the home of her sister. Mrs. Clif-, Mary Ellen Seckell. who has made Olner. both of Middleville. Mrs. clifford Briggs and >n Hasting*. | one of their main sources of poultry ford Davis and family, southwest her home with her grandparents. Spiker bi employed as ojistatant ” Amos Jone8 of visited Mre.| Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. (Income. Let us follow the eggs tnj ’ bookkeeper nt the . Middleville KennVth WflhwrtI X »UWr’ N,n“ Wfldner ,l "nd Mri Wm « U'bler «« hU Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKevitt for the creamery and the groom is employ­ | one of our up-to-date flocks from, part■nto*- Mr3 clyde Howard and htuthe laying hou*e to the consumer. home on furtouxh fro^th^*AttantteI,he Fred WhlU? hOme lhc ter July 1st at Vermontville. Mrs. ed in a defense plant. Kay's many I In the first place this laying flock ^X^^?.EX^withT£ °f ‘hi* week and all enjoyed a fbh- band of Jackron. Mrs. Ida Lynde Pugh will continue her work in the friends extend best wishes for a coast ahere he b stationed with the |r|p w Holland and Un| Harry Camplon of Orand ' is fed a’ scientifically balanced diet. Vermontville schools this coming!: happy and successful future to tM T V. ' Frctl Hooper, who received a pel- Rapids and tlic tatter’s son. Robert year. Mr. Pugh l* employed al the 1 bridal pair. Plenty of Vitamin A. Vitamin D I X? Rev. L. M. Rlgelman of Augusta lraclun» ag0 ln a campion of Midland ■ Several of our local business men and Vitamin G are included in the Reo Motor Qo. at Unsing. The Mrs. j. d. Dietrich returned home many Middleville friend* of Mrs. are attending classes in defense feed in order to insure an abund­ fehM^tad to .-Xk a't rarimu fun“ tractor ‘ccldent. ta able to gel about ranged all' W“h ’ “** ln Pugh extend best wishes for future work conducted al Grand Rapids ance of these vitamins in the fin­ tlons hereabouts, has cancelled all । M(uUr DonaW 8olofnon of . and Hastings, preparatory to doing ished product, the egg happiness. . counly llne 4pent lhc Wf<-kend Don Caln of Hastings wa* a call­ This feed Ls fed in clean sanitary to 1 “health" We regret Vhear tills The annual spring concert given their part tn ending the war. h hu irandparenU Mr and Mri er ln Uwn 8unday He hu hoppers which with fresh clean wa- ■ inhealth. Ue regret to hear UU* Co-VaMlctariana ' by the musical organizations of ter ma^es up the diet of the birds.'1 . .. r n Glenn Solomon. mother. Mrs Grace Tolhurat. as a Thornapplc-Kellogg schod! schedu­ Three girls with highest honors The flock is nousra housed m in ■[ a tne laying noca Mr and Mrs. Leo Barry and son Maud Croas I* home from patient in the Woman's Hospital, led for this Tuesday evening has are leading the senior class of clean comfortable house that is) Donald of Hastings were Sunday, prnnock hospital and convalescing 432 East Hancock St.. Detroit re- been changed to Thursday evening nujmapple-Kellogg school and for both — K-.U well n iinsulated nn.i.t^ and ..II well venti- -Inn., dinner guests nf of hu his ..mt aunt. Mrx Mrs. KIEl- nlcely from hrr operatlon. Her sis-. Antly having undergone an opera- this week at 8:15 o’clock In the the second lime In six years there latcd. Everything is done to keep mer Frnton and family. In the af- ter. Mrs. Lydia Bradford, b with her, Uon. We all hope for her speedy school auditorium. There will be a will be co-valedictortan*. They are I the bird* contented and happy, j ternoon accompanied by Mr. and atjrresenl. return to health. small admission charge for a very Helen Griffeth and Laurel Maclver , Clean litter on the floor, clean ma- j Mrs Fenton, they drove to ComClyde and j. Charles Skinner . and .. . Those from this vicinity Who at­ fine program directed by Gerald with ull-A record. Betty Aubil with terlal in the nests Insure clean eggs | slock Park to visit Leo’s sister. Mrs. Mrs Gertie Harris were in Grand tended the wedding of MLss Ruth Stacker and Homer Cunningham. a very high scholastic record won The much--------John---------Visser------------------and family. ...» consumer demands ------------- -------Rapids on Thursday to the funeral Fowler and Duan* White nt t|ie Wayne Crookston spent from Fri­ the salutatory honor. Six years ago *' ■- -• higher quality eggs today than she site Mr and* *' Mrs. Alfred• — Davb of services of their unde. Dr. Mnrctu Caicdqnla Methodbt church Sunday day until Monday with hl* parent*. Betty Swift and Charles Chamber­ dirt ten year* venrn ago. .loo "The The condition in I Merritt are spending the week with; Coykendall. Interment was made afternoon Included Mrs. Dora White Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crookston and did which the eggs reach the table de-(his sister. Mrs. Ray Lyons and oth-!jn Hope cemetery. ’Mark” os Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Myers. Mr. and his sister. Mrs. J. E. Norgaard and lain shared the valedictory honors Miss Griffeth is the daughter of pends a great deal on how the farm-1 er relatives in this vicinity They h* was known to many older rosi­ Mrs. Paul Spiker. Mrs. Martha husband at their Green Jake cot­ Mr and Mre Leo Griffeth of near er cares (or them a* soon a* they [were accompanied by* Mra^ John| denl5 a natjVe nf Middleville Benaway and son Burdet. John tage. Tills Monday he leave* with wc.m.i. • Delton and mi*, Mis* asacivcr Maclver tnu tn« have been laid. As we folow him as[Shemfan. who is spending the lime, Pott* and Miss Hazel Campbell a large contingent of Grand Rap- | daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Mulcomb he works with his poultry flock, we, with relatives in and near Hostings, on May 29. He graduated as an Mrs. Spiker, stater of th* groom and id* btdue tee* for examlnaUon at Maclver of Parmelee. Both have find that he gathers his eggs at least' ‘ Arlie Bixler, youngest son of Mrs. honor student from the University John Potts were among the attend­ Kalamazoo. participated in a large number of three time* a day. at 10:00. nnonjLcnna Bixler, enlisted in the army iof Tennessee in 1891 and practiced_____ v_. Commencement acUvttle* for the'school actlvIUe* a* well a* excell■. ant* of the bridal couple. Mr and and in the evening. ( air corps. May 13 and la at present .dentistry in Mlddloville for many, Mrs. White are spending the week forty-three graduate* of Thorn-; Ing in their iludles. Both are In- 1 They must be gathered twice in J stationed at Fort Custer. | years, later moving to Grand Rap-. at the Benaway cottage at Oun take apple-Kellogg*choo’. will begin with, tereated ln music and have becnX A timely and unique window dis- Ids where he continued hh practice' after which they will resume their the baccalaureate *ervice Sunday members of the glee club four yean ptay at the Rugg's store is attract­ unUl five years ago when forced to duUe*. Mrs. White as clerk in the evening in the school auditorium at (Laurel acting as accompanist for The eggs are taken directly from ing much attention. Pictures of as.; retire by U) health. Surviving are Gackler store in Caledonia and the 8 o'clock. Rev. Uroy Chamberlain [ that orgnnlzaUon and for the orj the nest, spread out on a wire many iocal boy* in service and their ■i hb widow and two sons. Lieut, groom at the dairy farm near Pln- of Uighton Evangelical church will.chestra two years location as has been possible to ob- Phlllp K. Coykendall u screen, not more than one- layer of, the civil conning. ’ be tbe speaker. Class night exer-: Helen has been president of the thick, in the coolest place the poul­ tain, makes-a-wiffdow of much in- engineer corps x: at Washington i,.j and Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. J. J. L. L. Rugg Rugg spent spent cisea are set-for 8:15 Monday and .home economics club this year as — Mr. tryman can find (usually the cel tryman eel­ terest. Capt. Thaddeus R. Coykendall. in-! Sunday with their daughter. Jean- commencement exercises proper! well as secretary of the 4-H club tar*. When these eggs are thor-l Mrs. Norma Leyendecker whose telltgence officer of the 67th regi- ette in Kalamazoo. Enroute home Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock, and served as treasurer of her clast lar*. oughiy chilled, they are Uwn put in I husband was a recent inductee.. ment. Fort Benning. Ga. The tat- they called at the Rev. Harris home The speaker will be Kim Sigler of | two years. Site has received a an egg case and rushed to the grad­ spent Sunday with his people at ter with hb wife and daughter were In Wayland and found Mrs. Harris Hastings. Exams, marking of report' scholarahip from the Western State ing station where the farmer Is paid Freeport. i In attendance at the fuherol. I again confined to the bed. Mrs. cards and picnic* will consume the .College of Education where she Mrs. Edith Sherman and son on a quality basis for them. Mrs. Florence Parker and son Dnmoth. a practical nurse, ta car- remainder of the week. plan* to attend next year. From the grading station, they go Lloyd of Williamston visited her Donnltl. wife and small son of To-1 ing for her. Fourteen members and one gue*t Laurel, ha* served a* both secreby the shortest route to the retail sister. Mrs. Sam Costs and husband ledo. Ohio spent the weekend with' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenberg of of the Floral Garden club went to Vary and vice president of the home store from which Mrs. Consumer the first of this week. Xtoyd was Mr. and Mrs. A H- Parker. i northwest Thomapple, accompanied the home of Mr*. Hazel Fillingham1 economic* club, secretary of her among the inductees who left for purchases them. Of course if that'------------------------------------------- ----- — Mrs. Erwin Peters of Grand Rap- by his brother-in-law and stater. Wednesday Mr afternoon. May 20 and class and a member of the 4-H •'strictly freah” quality Is to be; Camp Wednesday. ids u at the 110mc of |Kr parenta. and Mrs. Monroe Qibb* of Grand then Journeyed to the wood* for the club for four year*. She ha* enpreserved th* entire way. refrlgernMrs. Wm. Koitar and two chUA Mr and Mrs. Clive Churchill, con-! Raplct spent the weekend at Hardy program and dinner pall lunch. The rolled in the June nursing claa* of Uon must be employed ail along the’dren. Bettv and Kenneth of Flint valesclng from a serious illness. 'dam on a ftahlng trip president. Mr*. Florence Cotruin Sparrow hospital In Larulng road. It ta (spent the L. R. Beeler, accompanied by hb' ts equally important that thatjspent tne weekend with witn her ner mothmotnl his' Mr. and Mr* Mrs Fred Matteson of called the meeting t$ order and! Mis* Aubil. daughter of Mr and the t« buyer, the wholesaler and er. Mrs. Minnie Lln*ley who is very father. Conrad Beeler of Caledonia Royal Oak spent from Friday until each member gave Ute description Mrs Monroe Aubil of Lelgliton the retail store use refrigeration as 111 at her home on West Main St . pIans t0 spcnd rrom Wednesday tn Sunday evening at their Barlow and name of a wild flower Ln re-(township ha* been acUve in liorne the poultryman has done if Mrs. Mm. Mary Peck Is staying with her. Frida) this week at Merritt where lake cottage and visiting his sister spon*e to the roll coll. The study, economic* club for three year* and Consumer Is to be a satisfied cusThe Salvation Army truck from me latter has farm Interests. i Mrs. J. C. Schad and family. on wild flowers was presented by, ln 4-H club one year. She plans to tomer. Just about four hours In a । Grand Rapids was making luregu-’ Douglas Sandefur is carrying his I Mrs Edith Mack of Grand Rap­ Angellne Kenyon, a monologue on (attend business college next year temperalure of 85 to 90 degrees will Jar calls In the village last week. nrm ln a jmng. the result of strain- ids came Wednesday to remain In­ gardening, Clara Olli. Flowers unOther honors awarded at the ruin top quality In eggs and incu- Their helpers tell us that they make ln< the muscles. definitely with Miss Mary M« der the ArcUc Circle, by Pearl Ken- junior-senior banquet went to the bation begins at 68 degrees. two trips a week to Fort Custer with: Mrs. Isabel Upper spent last week। Members of the Thoniaimle-Keltwo trips a week to Fort Custer with j Mrs. Isabel Upper spent last week' Members of the Thomapple-Kelbation begins at 68 degrees. yon and spring wild flowers by following seniors. All around athmagazines and books for the boys at Kalamazoo with her daughter, logg school faculty and board of edJa n e L 8 t h, £ per The n»*Ung let*. Charles Plnkbelner; ^rvice In life's sore straits brace and dis­ in service and 'they were delighted and husband. \iticatlon and their families enjoyed will be held at the home of Clara Qward to Geraldine Carley play thy courage: ~ |I„d clnrene, "Si, 'S,, to find old copies of Readers Digest Wm. ThurketUe. who had his leg1 an out door supper at Murphy's mil. WMnad,,. June 1 Boldness is wisdom then. among our donation. So save your broken several weeks ago and who Point.. Gun lake Monday evening, New* of the sudden death of Geo. Garbow tied for boys award Aet—Horace. magazines of like reading for them. has spent some time at home, was an annual event Wlicox at his home in Leslie on [ Ivlty award went to Miss Oretta Me. Wednesday afternoon. May 20 came [ NutL taken by ambulance to Pennock Mrs, Anbie Mugridge received a Wednesday afternoon. May 20 came NutL ----- — > * __________ hospital Friday evening for the cablegram from her son Clare as a shock to Middleville frlrtid* | third time since the Injury.. He. <Whisk) on Thursday announcing and relaUvea. Mr. Wilcox was bom. WOOD SCHOOL NEWS was home only 2« hours when tak-, hU recent safe arrival in the British May 18. 1889 and grew to manhood1 Marwuerite xha., ... in this vicinity and graduated from weekend at l a lhe j en with a severe attack that re­ Isles. quired hospitalizaUon. Grover Cline expects to return to Middleville high Mhool in 1890. He V’ Elton Lawrence of the Thom- his home in Parmelee this Monday h^d been in hb usual health and, Lorra^T Shrele? I apple-Kellogg faculty and hb fam­ after spending a few days with his ily moved into the Elmer Bender nephew. Will Scott and family in I home on Broadway. Saturday. Grandville. ! Schuyler Kollar returned to the Mrs. W. A. Cridler and children home of Mrs. Floy Austin'aoulRwest spent Wednesday night at the I1 of town Sunday after a vtalt to hb home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. at his farm near Leslie and dis-' d.y accoXn/i ।; son's home In Grand Rapids. P. A. Smith in Mulliken and with mantled rome machinery for the' X“to t^Sran^ SX ‘ P’ I The name of Alvin VanderKolk. her mother „„w„. and young daughters. WE WANT TO TRADE 100 acres in Thornapple X, p°u , formerly of Middleville, appears in Joyce and Helen attended the scrap metal drive and soon after, township for a house in Woodland or Lake last held r. T.ThuXv A- of thee^ school returning to his home in the *1^ ^eaT was .0'’ । the ibt of inductee* from Holland, | Mother-Daughter banquet. *“ h,ld evening Odessa. pain in hb with a nice ^ *2* called to Kalamazoo Monday. | The 50th annual meeting of. the lage complained of a « P**i* ua ataaa*. J?. with a a nice nice program nrrwh chest. He was given median with followed * by : Mrs Roy Steen entertained at a alumni aasoclaUon of Middleville llaht .ni. ___ . . WE HAVE some extra good cottages down on birthday dinner Prtrlav bil'lhdav Friday pvenln* evening fnr for'! blot. high school is set for Friday evening tention and his condition did dirt not nnt. ih... i*. ...t . Tf . .* '. me last the pleasure of her husband and his' June 5. The banquet is acheduled «PPe«r serious but shortly after! - q■ay of school. Wall Lake, priced right. brother Frank of Grand Rapids, for 7 o'clock in the school cafeteria 60 ACRES in Thornapple township, just outside whose birthdays are both in May. and It is planned to observe the survived by hb wife, the former Eva Rotand Boroff .nTXti (S slXv h w"’ Others present were the boys’ golden anniversary. Fred Granger Turkey. three children. Dr. Rex sing Middleville, o beautiful set up. Has a priv­ “r» mother of Kalamazoo who is here of Ann Arbor will be toastmaster Wilcox of Alma. Mrs LUA Kennedy of Maaon and Mrs Harry Covert £*c?«k * 1‘ ate loka well stocked with fish. on a week’s visit. Mrs. Frank Steen and the speaker will be a young tie Creek.-----------------and Mrs. -- M —. Isabel Upper. lady refugee from Austria who is of Leslie; also seven grandchildren Gerald and Marjorie Calms and JUST LISTED a wonderful home in the 3rd word Mrs. Day Pugh, nee Frances SeeFuneral services were held at Leslie Beverley K. were In Coldwater over Officers of the association are. Saturday afternoon. Those attend­ the weekend. for $4200.00. montvllle schools Friday and is at President, Haul Campbell; secre­ ing from Middleville were his neph­ Ou«u of Mr. and Mr*. Henry home with her parents. Mr. and tary. Dorothy Ball; vice pre* , chea- ews. William and Reginald Cridler NEW HOUSE in the first ward for $3850.00. Kidder Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Wm. McKevitt this week, be­ A REMODELED HOME in excellent condition, (Floyd Jordon of Hastings and Corp fore having an operation for chron­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harper were, daughter Edna. Charles Kidder of Fort Custer. ic appendicitis next Monday. Sunday guests of Dr. W. H. ThwaitMr. and Mrs. Wm. McKevitt and $3,000-00. The Irving Orange Aid met Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Rome Brookbank es and family in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Griffeth al- , nesday al the home of Mrs. Roselle returned to their home in Pendle­ Mrs. Inez Erickson and son Bert: tended the Joint meeting of the (Stanton. ton. Ind. Monday of last week after Galster of Holland, visited the for­ rural letter carrier* of Barry and ' The Friendly Neighbors dub spending .the weekend with her mer's nephew. Carl Galster andI EXton counties at Delton. Saturday AltaUKlXle‘r'ZhUn,d‘y *Uern0on ,l mother. Mrs. Mary Gray whom family Sunday. evening. oraUon day weekend. State Egg Output Big But Not Big Enough Kerosene LEADER GAS STATION E. MAIN ST.. MIDDLEVILLE Hiram went to Cincinnati. Ohio by train Wednesday evening. They returned home Saturday by auto with her sister. Mrs. R. S. 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BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 they brought home after several । In Caledonia Sunday and called onl Gray of Merritt spent Sunday at his parent* and her sister. Mrs. Sid­ the mother's home.. ney Gleb who is convalescing fromi The Baptist Ladies will be the a recent operation. M. Serljan were, Grand Rapids Rapid* Friday Friday and and en en her home on the Prairie this Wed­ tn> Grand ----:: it; nesday evening and meet her friend route called at th* John Thed* They found Mr*. Theda L; in Miss Henrietta Huiunga, who is a home. ealth and confined to th* missionary in the' mountains of poor health and confined to the Kentucky. Mrs. Orpha'Oray, Mr. and Mrs. The Wm. McConnell families are Forrest Baker of Caledonia and expected home from Flint for Dec- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Solomon and ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose called Mr* Vessle Harrta spent Bunday „ n Mr nn U- n—.— ___ .. afternoon al Uie home of the ladle* Unga * *°n’ Ruw coualn. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Smith I . . in Orand Rapids caltad th«re by th.1 fX = John J^ Fair-‘ “J death of tiwir uncle. _n.ei’hPorhoo<t Child*. |r 2" .2*'' Th* renlors of Thorn.pple-K*)-1 w logg vchool were among Um tlm HaiUM. f^?y Kelley hundred graduate* from ten vast to Ha.u^, uJf M*hig.n s l who"'enjoytd””a £ ‘nd has rantlake rrtilu, ITzd-l * cruise nr on th* the hnat boat from Hol-1 land to Chicago. Friday night, re-1 "^T �ntE HAIYTNGS BANNKE, TKI'MSDaY, MAY tt, 1M8 Church Announcements I Kussmaul, Lucile Oordnar, Ruth Plantgan, June Pennington, and Jo­ ! ann Henhbergvi. Ellen Hilbert Paul W. Geiger, pastor 'participated in track events, win­ ning first tn the brood jump, first 11:00 A. M—Morning Worship— in the fifty yard duh and wu on the winning relay team. Ruth Sermon Theme, "The Mystery of Flanigan, June Pennington and Jo- God." Mr. and Mn- Prank Weeber and Tuesday the Woman's Mtaalonary daughter* of Detroit were Saturday The Baccalaureate service for Society will hold their monthly evening dinner gueste al the home the Senior class was held Bunday. winning relay team. Letters were given to June Pen­ meeting- Mrs. Edna Burkle and Mrs. of her titter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl May M in the school auditorium. Mildred Brodbeck will serve u conington, Wilma Hllley and Joan Jordap. An inspiring message was given by hosteues Topics will be given by Leffler u cheer leaders Mlu Ruth Scudder spent Sun­ the Rev. George Wingard, pastor of Mrs Lyres were given to seniors in the Mre. Margaret Baitinger, day with her mother, Mrs. Jeuie the Methodist church. He was a<- bend: Leona Hetae. Helena Winters, Pre id* Rolsor and Mrs. Pauline Bird. Scudder of West Woodland Her i Isled by the Rev. Paul Geiger, pas­ Hene Rairigh. Bruce Eckardt. Gerry Devotions by Mrs. Frances RvuUirr. slaters. Mtaa Vera Scudder of Owos­ tor of the Zion Lutheran church. Bates. Jack HUley. Mary Townsend Choir Rehearsal Wednesday. so and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Camp­ The High school orchestra and and Jeanne Kaalner. Ladle* Aid meeting Thursday. bel! arid daughter Ellen, of Lacey chorus furnished Ute music. The Special awards were given to auditorium was filled yith parents Leona Hetae u valedictorian—The were also guests. and friends of Ute Senior class. Ten women from the Zion Luth­ Reader's Digest for one year; Art Rev. George Wingard, putor eran Missionary Society attended a award to Verdon Flory; Agriculture 10: 00 A. M—Morning worship. Junior-Benter Banquet I meeting at the Salem Lutheran 11: 16 A. M.—Sunday scltooL On Saturday evening the cafeteria award to Bruce Eckardt; Girls ath­ church at Detroit Tuesday. letics. Ellen Hilbert; Boys athletes. 8:00 P. M —Qrworth League. of the High school look on the col­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler of oring and atmosphere of a southern Elwood McLeod. The award for Out­ Tuesday 7 P. M. Choir practice. Detroit called on Rev. and Mrs. H. garden when-the juniors and sen­ standing school acUvIUea wu given Thursday 8 P. M.—Midweek Prayto Raymond Smith. V. Townsend Suhday afternoon. iors gathered for their annual ban­ Children's Day will be held Sun­ Mr. and Mrs? John Dell and Miss quet. Small tables decorated in the Kindergarten and Ftort Grade day, June 7. Dorothy Dell called on Mr. and Mrs. senior class colors of old rose and Doris Whitney, teacher Conference will be held at First Lev Bidwell of Mulliken arid Mr. gold were placed throughout the The beginners showed us a movie Church. Grand Rapids June 10-14. and Mrs. Ernest Krebs of Sunfield room while the moon shown In the star studded blue sky. a pool, of them helping their mothers, Sunday afternoon. fathers, brothers and sisters Wed­ South Woodland Church. flowers and trees were realistically Mrs. Ella Flory and Mrs. Jennie nesday morning Slocum accompanied Mrs. Oscar placed In the background. A de­ Arthur L. Dodge, putor Our school picnic wu Wednesday Miller of South Woodland last Wed­ licious chicken dinner, prepared by 10: 00 A. M.—Worship and Ser­ nesday to spend the day with the the mothers of the Junipr* and We had school in the morning and mon. former’s sister, Mrs. John Weaver of served by the sophomore class then took our lunch and liad a pic­ 11: 00 A. M.—Sunday school. dressed as colored servants began nic on Mrs. Bom's back lawn. near Hastings. We have been having quite a few Uie gala event. Miss Helena Benner of Battle | The toa-itmbtress wu Audrey visitors. The Evangelical Church Creek and Dr. O. F. Benner, and Mullendore. The welcome wm giv­ Eugene LUote of Milford. Ill., | 10: 00 A. M— Morning worship. Third and Fourth Grades en by Marjory England and re­ 11: 00 A. M.—Sunday school. spent the weekend with Mrs. O. F. sponse by Raymond Smith. A poem Martha Smith, teacher Benner and Eleanor. Mr. and Mrs. “The Legend of the Spanish Moes'' Joyce Anderson's birthday was Thursday evening—Midweek prayEston Everett and children of Ver­ won. given by Joann Hershberger. Monday and her mother brought a montville were Sunday dinner Harmony from the colored waiters treat to all the children tn the room guests and the birthday of Mlu was heard during the program. The u a surprise for her. After the last Church of the United Eleanor Benner was feted. speaker of the evening was Rev. recess they walked down to the ball Brethren In Christ Mrs. John Hauer was called to Paul A. Geiger of the Lutheran park, enjoyed their treat and played Chelsea Friday by the serious ill* church. games until school closed. This Woodland ni-aa of her sister, Miss Josephine room accompanied by Mrs. NolOfoO A. M.—Morning Worship. Commencement Hoppe. wlcke's second graders planned an 11:00 A. M.—Sunday school The Seniors of the Woodland unusual picnic for Thursday Their David Faul of Hastings spent the weekend with his grandmother, Township school will present their mother* with cars took the children the Leadership Training Class. own program V>n Thursday evening. Mrs. Gcoqtc Paul. to Grand Ledge where they boarded 8.00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer May 28 in the auditorium al 8:30 the Pere Marquette train and rode Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith. Mr. and P. M. greeting Program as follows: to Lake Odessa. There their moth­ Mrs. Welby Crockford and John March. "Graduation March'*. High er* mol them with picnic baskets Kilpatrick Hauer attended a meeting of the School Orchestra 10: 30 A- M —Sunday school. and they had a picnic dinner in Eaton and Barry Rural Carriers at 11: 30 A. M.—Morning worship. Invocation. Rev. F. C. Wing the park before returning home. Delton Methodist church Saturday 8:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer "Homeland’’ "Sweethearts", Mixed This wu the first train ride for evening. meeting. Octet most of the youngsters. Mrs. J. D. Baker 1* spending a 3:00 to 5:00 P. M. Sunday lut ses­ Salutatory. Ilene Rairigh few days this week with her son sion of the Leadership Training Class History, Jean Kantner Fifth Grade Harry Kendell of Jackson. Selected. Trombone Trio Mrs. Arlte Spindler, teacher Class Will, Ellen Hilbert Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hansbnrger and Four of our folks have been neith­ Class Prophecy, Mary Townsend. son Jerry of South Woodland were Saturday. May 30 ta Memorial er tardy nor absent this year. They Sunday dinner gueste at the home Gerald Bates. Raymond Smith. Ro­ are Joyce Smith. Jeanne Fisher, Day and the Woodland Township bert Batlev of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Osgood. "Theme''. Tschalkowsky. 'Mishoe" Junior Hines and Marvin Classic. officers have planned a fine pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Towns and Joanna Begerow wu absent only gram to be held al Woodland Me­ ' daughter Marilyn called on Adel- Senior Band morial Park beginning promptly at one half day. bert Tickner of Sunileld Sunday . Valedictory, Leona Heise Recent visitors were Mrs. Stuart 10:00 o'clock. The high school band Presentation of Diplomas. Supl. H. afternoon. will give a program of suitable A. Kltaon music. Invocation by Rev. George Rev. Floyd Fisk, pastor of the Short and Mrs. C. FOx. Class Song. Seniors Carr Wesleyan Methodist church Wingard. Community singing will Benediction. near Inke Odessa was a Sunday Our average grade in arithmetic be led by Gordon William*. A se­ Class motto. "Finished^ Yet Be­ dinner guest of Rev. and Mrs. Oeo. ginning" lection will be read by Mrs. Libbic Fender. Wingard. The following students are re­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and ceiving diplomas: Virginia AnsSupervisor Albert Reesor will in­ Kevcnth Grade daughter Marcia moved their house peugh. Barbara Bailey. Robert BatLut week the seventh ... grade troduce the speaker. Kim Bigler of hold goods to their newly purchased ley. Gerald Bates. Edward Black. ranked third in uie of stamps. Hutlng*. who ta well known to all home Ip Lansing Friday. On Sat­ Carl Brock. Ewllda Curtis. Bruce Roll call of our departed Veterans urday they left for a week's vaca­ Eckardt. Ruth Flanigan. Verdon question of a class picnic wu left tion accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Flory, Iris GUy.'Leona Helse. Leola until the early part of the week. Waid Green of South Woodland In Heriney. Ellen Hilbert. Jack Hllley. A mural showing circus and car­ Brumm. their house trailer. Tlwy plan to Alice Jordan. Jean Kantner. Elwood nival scene* was drnwq and colored •fish for trout In northern waters. McLeod. John Mulienlz. Maynard by the art class on Thursday. Mrs Ella Nicholson and Mr. and Nlcholnon. Genevieve Pennington, Mrs. Dewey Nicholson of Grand Ilene Rairigh, Roger Rusli, Gerald Eighth Grade Dale Raymond Townsend, oldest Rapids spent Inst Thttraday with Bifton. Raymond Smith. Mary Members of the eighth grade en­ son of Harley V. and Nellie T. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nicholson and Townsend. Loyd Ulrey, Helena Win­ joyed a picnic al Baubee lake Tues­ Townsend, wu born at Woodland. family. ter. Galien- Wortley. day noon. Mrs. Doris Holly ta class April 18. 1814 and passed away. May Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Townsend advisor. and daughters of South Woodland Honor Students one month. were Sunday dinner guests nt the Leona M. Helse, daughter of Mr. Supt. and Mrs. H. A. Kitson en­ He was graduated from Wood­ home of his parents. Rev. and Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Helse of West Wood­ tertained the member* of the senior land township school with the class H. V. Townsend, Mrs. Dale Town­ land has been named valedictorian claoi at their home following the of 1832 and from Manchester Col­ send and children, junior and Mar­ of the 1842 Senior class with 110 ilyn of Vermontville are spending points put of a possible 132 to her Baccalaureate service with a snack lege in 1838. On June 21, 1834 he refresher. Ellen Hilbert and Elwood wm married to Vonda E. Conley. this week nt the Townsend home. credit. Miss Helse has been very McLeod were winners in contests. Two children were bom. Dale Ray­ Mrs. Lawrence Faul and Mrs. active'in all school functions, was Kitty Holmes called on Mrs. E A. a member of the Home Economics They were awarded pins with W. H. mond. 4r. and Marilyn Jeon. In the fall of 1836. after gradua­ Burton of Hastings last Wednesday and Library clubs, acted as cheer 8.-'42 to keep in memory the lut senior party. tion from Manchester College, he afternoon. leader for two years, took part tn Teachers of the Woodland began teaching In the Vermontville Mrs. Howard Hewitt and Miss school plays and ta now clarinet Doris Whitney spent Saturday In soloist for the' band. She has been Township school, their wives and school. He held this position until husbands enjoyed a picnic dinner the fall of 1841 when he resigned to Kalamazoo. Mrs. Hewitt visited a member of the orchestra, band at Grand Ledge Park test Friday take a position with the E. W. Bltas Miss jean Todd of W. M. 8. while and chorus during her entire high evening. Co. of Hutlngs. He remained active Miss Whitney attended chases. school career and ta a talented Saturday. May 18. Mrs. Frances with the Vermontville Boy Bcouta. Mesdames LcRoy Perkins. Howard musician. Bawdy. English and General Library Surviving are hta wife. Uie two Hewitt. Karl Eckardt. Ben Schneid­ Ilene M. Rairigh. daughter of Mr. Director, attended a meeting for Li­ children, hta father and mother, er. Karl Faul. Donald Gager. Carl and Mrs. Mearl Rairigh of Wood­ brarians and English teachers nt Walts. James Tyler, Edison Baas land. won the honor of salutatorian Kellogg Camp with Mrs. Zoe three brothers. Charles of South Woodland. Buryi and Francta and and John Hauer of the Woodland with a total of 113 points. She also Wright. St. Mary's take near Bat­ Women's Study Club attended the has taken part in many school act­ tle Creek. Funeral services were held Thurs­ Barrv County Federation of Wo­ ivities. was a member of the band The Seniors accompanied by men's club annual meeting at the three yean, of the chorus four years, teachers Thoma.* Mootyknd Gordon day afternoon at the South Breth­ ren church following a *hort service Coats Grove church Thursday for took part In the class plays and was Williams leave Sunday by train for at the home in Vermontville. The nn all day meeting. Mrs. Baas has on both the girls basketball and Buffalo and Niagara Pita. They ex­ Rev. Arthur Dodge wu In charge of been the Federation treasurer for track squads. pect to be gone three days. This class the put two, years and was ejected Other members of the class to hu earned nearly all the expenses the service assisted by Rev. Fay C. First Vice-President for the coming graduate with honors are Jean by various means since they were Wing. Burial wu made In Woodland year. Kantner. Gerald Bates. Helena Win- freshmen and nearly the entire class Memorial Park. Rev. Fay c. Wing preached the tor. Bruce Etkardl. Raymond Smith are able to go on this trip. Announce Marriage to Local Soldier sermon at the Church of Christ at Mary Townsend. Robert Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller of Jackson Sunday morning. Rev. Ellen Hilbert. Lifelong Woodland Resident Passes Lake Odessa announce Uie mar­ Wing was a former minister at this riage of their, daughter, Opal Marie Allen R. King, age 71 rears, life ­ Athletic Awards Given in Assembly church. to Pvt. Garold Mahler, son of Mr. long resident of Woodland township, Program Monday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith are The following boys were given passed away suddenly from a heart and Mm. Floyd Mahler of Detroit, receiving congratulations on the recently of. Woodland on March it birth nf a son. bom at Dr. Hoff's either gold basketballs or letters for attack In Hastings at the Episcopal at Hammond.-Ind. Mrs. Mahler U hospital. lake Odessa oh" Saturday. their activities In basketball, base­ parish house at 10:00 o'clock Fri­ employed in the Grand Rapids of­ May IB. . Larry Dale is the name ball and track for the year IM 1-42: day morning. He wu bom In fice of the Associated’Truck Lines. and he weighed 8 pounds and 10 Elwood McLeod, basketball, base­ Woodland township, the son of Bal- Pvt Garold ta a graduate of Wood­ ounces. Mrs. Edith Osgood Is car­ ball and track: John Mullenlx, land high school in the class of ing for Mrs. Smith and baby at Raymond Smith and Carl Brock, ried Ffcb. 8. 1881 to Alice Van Aman 1833 and ta now tn the Medical Corp, basketball: Carl Alierdlng. basket­ with whom he lived 28 years before home. of the U. 8. Army. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith, ball and baseball; Gene Rising, she passed away. On June 30. 1823. basketball and track. Gene won (Mary Dilletibeck) are the proud Garden Club To Meet parents of a son. Douglas William, tint in high jump In track last Barrett of Grand Rapids, who lur­ The Woodland Garden Club will bom at Pennock hospital Sunday week in Hastings coming within one hold their June meeting next Tues­ Inch of the record, and won second Mr. King wu a farmer in West day afternoon at 2 P. M. Mrs. Ar­ evening. May 18. Last Wednesday evening while at in the 110 yard dash. Vernon Bait­ Woodland until about 8 years ago lene Yrrly will give a naper on play. Francb Townsend, son of Rev. ing. basketball: Maurice Vandecar, when he retired to live in hta home "Wild Flowers" and Mrs. Grace and Mrs. Harley V. Townsend, suf­ basketball and baseball: Richard In the village. He was a good cittaen, Faul will tall (about “Iris." fered a fall, fracturing both bones Krebs, basketball and baseball; La- loving husband and a kind and de­ of his left arm at the wrist. He Veme Hewitt, basketball and track. voted father. Ho wu a member of was taken to Ute office of Dr. Hoffs LaVeme won second in the broad the United Brethren church but sightseers being shown around a in Lake Odessa where the wrist was jump, third In the 440 yard dash wu a faithful attendant of the warship at Portemouih. Turning to X-rayed and placed in a cast. It and third in the high jump. Ted Methodist church while living tn the sailor who wu acting as their guide, she asked: "Can you tell me was again x-rayed this week and Burkle. baseball and track. David Woodland. Hershberger. Arden Harper. Richard Surviving are three daughters, why sailors wear such loose-fitting found to be mending nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dckafdt and Kimble, Glen Meade, Donald Mc­ Mrs Florence M Layle. Clarksville. clothes?” children Bruce and Joyce were Millen. Donald Nicholson, Melvin Mrs. Bethel M. Houghton. Woodland Rather tired of the lady's repeated Sunday dinner guests at the home Rairigh. James Vincent, Wayne and Mrs Vela M. Qtta, Dowling, five inquiries the sailor answered: Steward won letters in baseball. grandchildren, two great-grandchil­ "Certainly, mum. Il's to allow for of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jordan. Charles Helse won second tn the dren. two step-children, Mrs. Irene Mrs. Katie Rom and son John shrinkage when we fall overboard." of Beaverdam. Ohio, arrived Tues­ pole vault and third tn the 220 yard M. Murdock, St. Petersburg, Fla. and Finally, brethren, whatsoever day at the home of Mrs. Anna Kah­ dash. Gallen Wortley wu given a Oeo. H. Barrett. Grand Rapids and things are true, whatsoever things ler and son Dorr to visit for Uie letter for being manager of the first 4 etep-grandchlldren,. basketball team and Rex Weyerman Funeral services were held In the art honest, whatsoever things arei rest of the week. u manager of the baseball team. Methodist church on Monday, May Just, whatsoever things are pure. Giri's athletic awards were u fol­ whatsoever things are lovely, whatEntertain With Tea • Mrs. Welby Crockford entertained lows: Basketball: Ellen Hilbert. Wingard off Ids ting, assisted by Rev. soever things are of good report; if her W 8 C. 8. circle. "Faith'' with Ilene Rairigh. Helena Winter, Mary F. W. Moxon, putor of the Calvary there be any virtue, and If there be a tea a't her farm home Wednesday Jein Krebs, Frances Steward, Lyn- U. B. church. Lake Odessa Burial evening. ette Smith, Mary Lake. Margtne in Woodland Memorial Park. Woodland Community News Personal Paragraphs . School Notes tSiTi"' l““‘ “ “■* 654 PRODUCTS Every Michigan man and woman is proud oi Michigan's great products. Kroger Stores are proud to oiler you values such, as those shown below, which include many items manufactured or processed in this state. 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Wilma U/Uma Kye* of nf Lan-woods Tnn- ... ■ and ... family, . ....... local, t called on were Bun- Thureday evening until —, 11 sacu. Satunlay sing. Sunday. l^y guest* of Mr. and Mra. R. F. visiting relatives In Muskegon. Mr. .nd Mn. *. I. D.H. or Mn-, Kund.. I Ur .nd Mn. Thomu Jnnn »r rltt were Monday night and TueaMerle Surrarrer of Great I-ikes Lapeer were Thursday evening . day guest* of Mr,. Bertha Sherman Naval Training Station spent from supper guest, of Mr and Mra. Emil and Mr. and Mra. Manley Sherman Friday until Wednesday with his . Olson. . and family. [ parent,. Mr. and Mra. Warren Bur-, Lieut. Lieut. Cart Carl R. R. Edmond*. = son if of I Carolyn Everaon spent the week-] rarrer. He will return to Great Mr. lr. and and Mr,. Mra Gordon Gordon Edmond, Edmonds of of end with Mr and Mrs. William i Lake, to attend the Group 1 school. Hastings, and grandson of Mr and Tinkler of Hastings. j ><r. Bn(j jjre. Lloyd Barton and Mra. Buel Sisson of Freeport, wa* Mr. and Mra. Bird Shellcnbargcr, baby Kent of Detroit spent the among thoae who won their wing* of Hastings and nieceDorothy and‘ weekend with Mr. and Mra. R. P. at “> Lubbuck to.ooot* Field. r HIM, Texa*. I CAH, advanced daughter of%ansing were Sunday Kunde. | Mulll-bose •----- — for—United ------- -----------States Army. - FREEPORT 1942 1915 Seven Years of Marked Success An OutstandIn, Company with an Outstanding Experience Over J1I.OOO.BOO Paid in Claim, Company for Michigan Follu 1815 Meod and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush of Has­ ting, called on Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ ence Benedict Saturday afternoon. 2nd Lt. Blanche Diggs and Miss Stahl of Fort Custer were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson. Clarence Surrarrer and Miss Bea DcPlonty of Detroit. Russell Hlnck- Mr ■nd The Preet>ort Rebekahs will hold ldC‘^C*PS‘<^t.:nni. of regular lodge Thursday evening c^ek^led^L with initiation done by the CaleV‘ 1 donla lodge All members please be i R<*er* Saturday afternoon. present ” mc,nocrs Mr,. Lucy Yoder of FUher. III., mend Gingrich of Akron. Ohio, paator of a thriving church in the East Akron rllatrirt n, a lira few two years on the faculty of Grace Theological Seminary, and at pres­ ent 11. an Instructor In the Akron Bible Institute. He hu had conslderable experience u an evangelist. The public is Invited to attend ‘Mich. Days’ Sponsor NOTION BY FU80M1I CLAIMING TITLE UMPBE TAX DEED rllbla • 8:00 each evening. United Brethren Clrealt .. _ H?L Paul Olmstead, pastor Sunday .school—10:30. Preaching—11:30. f Christian Endeavor—7:00. Preaching—0:00. Praver Prayer nierUl meeting. Thureday evening Bt the ehurth. Preaching—10:00. Sunday school—H :00. Christian Endeavor—0:00. Freeport Methodist Church Everett M. Love, pastor Morning Worship—11:00. Sunday school—12:00. Next Sunday closes our fiscal year Mis. Dorothy Steckle of Battle Policy Creek spent the weekend with Ler^^r M H U All money for apportionments must Johrwon and daughter Lob. Corwin be In then. We Unite all who have p^U. .nd U„. Hinckley and Boyd Novhkey of ----------- -------- 1 unpaid pledges to cooperate with Ona of the leaden la the devel­ of^S? ^Mra *"waMvn^Surrarrer' Mbs Velma Buehler X Grand Helen Moore accompanied Mr. and opment of the “Michigan D«y» 2nAMr*Jmv Wnrren SurT,rTer Rapid spent the weekend with Her. Mn. Ray Clinton of Irving Twp. JERRY ANDRUS. National Bank Bldg., Phone 2519 The Annual Conference meet, bi for Victory” campaign to Sim­ Mr Tn l Mr, F®rl Pvrrmm .nd M'- »»'d M«. Forrest. to Ada cemetery Sunday. They also Grand Rapids, beginning June 10. .visited Mr. and Mra. Morley Carew ulate the production and uie of Sunday. June 7. will be Children's Garrett visited relatlv* »t Stanton BMr^Ln^Mra^Gerald Then mon!: of near Grand Rapids. Michigan-grown produce la W. Day. 'i Mr, and Mrs. George Hooper and O. Armstrong, Muter of the Howell. Michigan 5Mra. Julia Godfrey were Sunday Carlton Center Methodht Church Michigan State Grange. ML« H.Kn U .ortln, .. C‘"1 !j dinner guesu of Mr. and Mra John Evreett M. Love, pastor ■ ih. H«iry Smrlkw home ihU week . L™ "we nil. Morning Worehlp—10:00. Holcomb and family of Pleasant SOUTH BOWNE - , Mr, IU, Wieland .nd d.Udhren Valley. Sunday school—11:00. Mr,. Estella Rosler. Mn. Jennie [.Wied «> the tome of Mr. .nd "J** ,: Mr and Mra G. Selmor Nelson PARI TOV cfntfr I Pard*« *n<1 Wanetta Schray were In 'spent Sunday afternoon In Battle! CARLTON CENTER । Hastings Wednesday. [ Creek. |C'A'X'\"d m“% M tnueh 0„Mk.»dMr. D.„1,1We..e,MIto.| Mre. Mary Lydy, a lifelong real-, John Eash and Haler. Anna Blouge I Word from Grand Rapid* slnte,i dent of Carlton township, died atlof Johnstown. Pa . Mre. Lydia . that Mr. and Mre. John Mishler,. । her home Wednesday. Surviving are Speicher of Shipshewana. Ind.. d.udhter of L.ke Odeu. .pent Sun- who have been in Detroit, for two brother. Frank Bragdon of. Emanuel Eaah and wife of Hope­ and our vast industrial army —a school for submarine electrician, ’ some time, have stored their house­ Carlton and Jame, of Hustings. Pu-, dale. Ill, visited Tuesday and WedMm Robert Oto.o. .„d ™ „< w"1’ tw‘ hold goods In Grand Rapid, for an conducted at one General Electric factory. neral services were held Friday at Dowling. Mrs. Willard Arnold and । itan otautrad 1* wnrndlnr ih., — ----- ------------Indefinite time.- --------------------------------Mr. and Mra. Frank Marilyn and Mrs Howard Bolo of w. ^ro^oTchS M*"‘n 'Correne Erb. and daugh- the home or the deceased, with in Indiana for the weekend. Hading, spent Wednesday with *1,h Eu<Cne Roy,ton of Ch“r-i ter. who have been living in the burial In Fuller cemetery. 'The sudden death of Allan King, .Visitor, at tlte home of Milo CurMrs. Glenn Kellogg. । ..' .Iowarri Wo~4.1 apartment on Michigan 8t. occuof Woodland wa, a shock to his Mra Maude Shepherd of Remu, . plrd for *r*nU ’^*r* by UW" many friends and some relatives In Mra. Geo. Keeler of Middleville and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Headworth of this community. Mrs. Julia Godfrey. i pinllf1 Rltn>«au iS EMra. J. C Wing accompanied Mr Orand Rapids. Mra. George Forbey and daughter: Mr and Mrs Prank Thnmrenn' ’rhe °f Mis, Hazel^SmelMr. and Mrs. Chester Richardson । Velma spent Sunday afternoon with1 d nennie Rnnrt2?°rii^2 ker °* F*n,OT1- f°r many yenra a and Mre. Guy Nash to Grand Rap­ I Mr. .nd Mr.. H.rrr Rmwhner m J*,,D™’J t»Mdenl ot rreenort. wef, l.td to id,. Thursday to attend the funeral and family of Bellevue were supper of Dr Marcus A. Coykendall. at the guest* Sunday evening at Art I Lake Odeun. “>■ W ” "« “»• rest in the '"» family lot •in Pleasant Mr. .nd Mn. L dent, of Detroit ieiS.'TSS,.1^! HUI cemetery here on Monday. May Metcalf funeral home. Burial wa, RichardMin's Mr, Jennie Pardee. Mra Estella made In Middleville. j 11. She passed away at her home ‘,|»nt the weekend with Mr. .to Roller and Wanetta Schrav were ■MMrFtod<Mr»nSermmt- Lane tod Mrs FV,rd aimU o( Woodland.।| the previous Thursday and funeral Guy Nash, returned to California callers Saturday evening al Uie Ed­ services were held from the Leonard i win Nash home at Clarksville. i after a two weeks' vacation here Electricity it vita) to the run• funeral home. Surviving are a sis­ Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Mishler of Stoda,- wtth Mr and Mr. w. C. j Xi.” Mn«J. \ ter. Mre. Leona Rose of St. Johns.I1 He has been employed in a Bomber well-trained electricians on every St. John, visited Sunday afternoon r‘gnd a brother. Bert of WashlngtonJ plant there for several months. an amaring variety, of important underwater craft. At this school, res anef Mr. and Mrs Frank omun Smith and Mr Mr. wiiu.m rM™ ——I' Mr. Mr- and "na Mr*. Mr»- Leander ccaiiacr Did 1are* ana1 D. ri C. r h **»i clerked ri*rv*a in in ih . Everhart r*1’ "* r- “ na m “ rranx ana «• *Hazel the job*, from turning the propeller to Navy electricians attend classes pTJa family of Grand Rapid,, and Mra. dau 8 1,tfr of Grand Rapid, were; Clare Eash and family visited Stoiu ' £S!ak,l,eP1 M •tonSn. “» SSh’tfSlti^ d“ Wendell Shoemaker of Lansing eireb oT’friwS Jnd Sund’y supper bumU of Mr- and i S'niday at Mr. and Mra. Connie u,'.nfS"' ta**. tarw <«lee^Jumtv or trteto. and Mrs R.iehUr .nant sl*n‘ Mr3 SltiL Tn Sta r“m‘11 Ul And Mr, Lm«' of Caledonia llkwift. Citizens' Mutual Automobile Ins. Co. Navy School at G.E St I iKd’SJI. “I, ts U, ““ ■"’"I “ ■« ' ’ ! ■ I. flintier. Clnrk. rl. PrjHitT CUrtf. OBDEK FOB PUBLICATION Coast r of Bv»r •M.ion ct Mid Court, held nrt^iJstaLa8^ 1 I Adam Endres. hir ly h , Charles AspinaU and daughter of Mr. and Mr,. Art Richardson visover her passing. M? ^nd M^ Merie Neeh Mr *n<1 Mrt- Frank Dorr- Mrs sorrow N^ri^^hu^ii^attended th, T110rnapPle were visitors during the'1,cd Tuesday evening with Joe and Nearly one hundred attended the u-_ Mr. and Mrs. Merle Neeb »nd rl.„j, w.it«« Nearij ■ day. 1 n-n. Della Scott ------near Clarksville. Use Paul Kendall of Harting, were annual Alumni banquet, held in th« Ruben Martin of Kalamazoo' Mr •nd Mnv W|U of Calecalled to Manton to the home of ° ( Methodist church parlors last FrlMr of XTy evenm,. fine baked 1called on Wilma. Usborne Sunday dotUa. Mr. and Mr,. Arthur BarnaMra. C. J. Kendall. Friday, who was Mr and and Mrs. Bud Hud Thomp-^n "» - ----------— A - -------------• •him eveninn ' by by of of Martin Martin were were visitors visitors Sunday Sunday evening. Georae Thomi^n^ “ Iler * ° f “ "'.per was served by the W. S. C. 8. ' very 111 with pneumonia and heart at D. D. Holcomb's. Victor Hardy spent the weekend . .. . . Following the supper, the group trouble. Mr*. Neeb remained for the °M«e r7h°tnPS™’ Mrs. Alice Gardner received a letweek. . !' hiuh2nrfB^7’w«Cn1ftO.naVv Ud hfr *tnl t0 the church auditorium for with his granddaughter. Mr. and d h M^rv? Sunday. • the hujines* meeting and program. Mrs. Willard Helsel and family. Mr and Mrs. Luther Sterxlck and' Lawrence Pyle hu been recently which took twenty day, to come. 'PTlM8“tU2^ Prudent Marvin Thaler presided family of South Bowne were Bun­ Mlu Gwendolyn Mishler is one n 7« Frcd the burines* meeting and new of- promoted to first Sargent. Mr,. Law­ day dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Wolwtt *nd famliy of HMtltJB*■ fleer, elected werti: Pre*. Mabie rence Pyle (Mildred Usborne) Is of the seniors who are enjoying the Franklin Burgess and family. having a wonderful time at Albu­ boat cruise of the Great Lake,. re ’ ’ Blough Thompson: Vice Pres.. John Mra. William Klemp returned Sat­ querque. New Mexico, where she is £• Mr y. P E; M , r Buehler; Sec.. Marguerite Roger,; urday from a visit with relatives in He tliat Is good is free, though he thorough training which the U.S. ’ OrMB**,Ue Tre“- Ne” «««»*«■ A musical near her husband. Battle Creek and Delton. be n slave: and he that I, evil is Navy give, it, men, ao that the Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Buck went a slave, though he be a king.—Au­ crnstruct tbe same kind of elec­ *ndm.Ann lJTO<ri>rn was enjoyed with Victor The Charlotte Senior Band, con­ tric equipment that will some ducted by Ward Hynra. carried Benedict of Greenville were Thun- slisOn of Hasting, acting a* toast- to Hammond, Ind, Friday to spend gustine. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs d.y be put in their charge. away the honors at the Holland Virgil Wood, and family and also denu"of Freeport Nth wlmreldaml Rewne Sa^ Crook. tulip festival again thh year, this! attended the graduation exerebe* Btlend thTtamjuet w^TalW “J" “T being the fifth consecutive year of Mr and Mrs, Lee Vander Hoff I ror yema*, a, were the teacher, of'lhen’ He ls “ bro,,wr °r Mrs Buck their achievement. Control Eltc trie Company, Sehtntetady, N. Y. A very en lovable I Mr and Mr* H- c- Balbfr o.f E**t Mrs. Orval Kokx and children of, and son visited the former's brother the put year .land family at Caledonia Sunday. ! evening wu the verdict of all I H“sUn«s ‘Pent Sunday evening at Battle Creek spent the weekend! Mn wnl mini ”"m "‘ Hole »•’' home. 1 Mrs. mnk Frank H>™, Hynes spent several aa \f„.„. ,„_ % tlie w Will with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John .[ days nV, of last Im! week wrelr at nt the home hnmn of nf her h.r _____ . ___ .. — —. . . Mr. and Mr. Wnw Thaler and family. Mrs. Barbara Oat* of Fairview1| sister. Mrs. Ford Stowell of Wood­ ouyuer, ear,, vame xsuemer ana . ----- , ......... .......... land. Mrs. Luella Pender Clark of Cale-; P“r;nU' Mr. and Mra Lreile Daniel* , 'r«uu onu. iand Mra. E. M. Troyer spent Frt: Pvt. Gerald Endres has been donla. Mre. Maxine Buehler Mick oi!-_Mr' L>nn Mix. Mr. and;u t) 10 [transferred from Camp Edwards. Saranac. Mrs Roslna Simpson1 Raw,'!(,*r u« Mas*, to another eastern camp. Comstock of Grand Rapids. Mr and £?‘her',Mr' Orejr' Mr *nd 1 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Burgeu Mra Warren Roush and Victor Sis- ’ 'Vllb“r Djntton. motorcycled to Ea-,,. “ Jwere Lansing visitors Tuesday. son of Hastings and Mr,. Lillian! lo?,_ !d,,.Sll21day . Rup --- -----------------. »«!■>< liltd Mr and Mra. Burnell Hawley and Kokx of Battle Creek. The absence1 „ Mr,. Volt and ------family tk*i - -- -Figg —----r ofiCw,rt h,r wihi™ unfield called on Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Roy Rov jT’ZSSt"*. TIL" family of Ionia were Sunday after­ of Miss Mabie Bisson, who Is al; Sjmfield : noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapid,. Monday evening. I Lester. and her sister. Mr, Maude Manns' , Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stelnwyko and prot.au. and th* axMalloe Ikrrwt ut of Mid »>tat® b. traaUd 1 Mr. and Mra. Charles Hoyt and of Traverae City, wa, especially I dau«h,er J°yce £>“lne of Bunfield admlnlHratloa Io M U.r'atlHm >1. — ■ -■- * ~ ~ «. ■■ lan o clork IB ! Patty spent Sunday with Mr. and noted, in as much a* they are al-;were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr, >ld Probata Oftlra. I Mr*. Comle Schondelmayer of,।ways tn attendance. J'.?’ Wln<f_ I Grand Rapid,. | The Y T. C. will meet at the Mr and Mra. Pred Henney accornI ---- ---------uiuuc ui .rutini ouriutr wrancs। >. *nd BobbN- day evening June 3. Thl, will be the I **t, 'iT'rurih.r Ordered. That 'visited Mr and Mr*. George Brow-;lint meeting undLfieplember. There lan King Monday afternoon. neU and Mira Dorothy Walton of wiU be a weiner roast. Each one Mr. and Mre. Colon Schalbly were br p<>lii .UJlm .1 ,h, hom. Mr SL jSUTu “1 Flint Sunday. | bring a* many bun, and weiner, ns Bund., ouiiuay vi.siu>rs at me nome of or Mr. Mr*. Gordon Edmonds and Bon- tIwv w.nt. Everyone Interested la and Mrs. Roy Norton, also Mr and nlta Ruth of Hasting, spent Pri-J cordially invited. Meet at the drug Mrs. Ora Colwell of Battle Creek. I day night at the home of Mr. and S-Ore at 8:15 P. M. and Stella Hullng from Hasting, . | The Senior Clara of Freeport High called on Mr, Millie Butolph, who Mr. and Mra F. C. Deming of, school left Monday morning for a is Mrs Norton', mother. Grand Rapids Mra. Nancy Deming | cruise of the Great Lakes aboard J. C.-Wing attended the school iNOTICE TO CBEDTTOBa and Mra. Emma Andenon. local. | the Georgian Bay Lines, South field day at Hastings Friday where were Sunday ■ftemnon callers of [American. On the four day trip the he enjoyed the ball game. Mr. and Mr,. Allen Fish. Elmer Marlow accompanied Alvin cruUer will visit historic Mackinac N«IU. Mrs Robert Newton and family Island, the Soo Canal, and Detroit. Allerding to Flint to visit Mr. and and Mrs. Ralph Sage were Has­ Rev. and Mra. Ted Bearae of Mn. Harold Elliott, returning Mon- ! tings visitors Wednesday afternoon. Quincy are acting asx^haperones. day. Miss Caroll Walter, of Clarksville i Mrs. Beane ha* been tntharge of Mrs William Newton of Slate Rood. high school English this past year spent most of last week with her Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kunde of’ at Freeport' Supt. E. W. Ardis. Will grandparents, Mr. and Mn Elmer Soilth Bowne. Mr. and Mm. Dave Mishler, and Howard McRoberts Marlow. Pike of Grand Rapids. Mr. and drove the group to Holland. Miss Myrtle Norton accompanied Mra Otto Kunde, and Mr. and Mrs. What might have been a very se­ Robert Faulkner to Holland to the . Offk., Harold Woods enjoyed n welner rious accident occurred near the Tulip Festival Sunday . roast at Lake Odessa Sunday aft­ Walton farm north of town one day Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kauffman and ernoon. _ I •»»» w<v*. wmin run. »»r~ ima ■ loaa family of Ionia. Mr. and Mr,. Har ­ 4. Be brief. Know what you last week. John FUh. Jr., had a load Miss Marie Welsenhaoffer of Has-1 of logs on his truck and met Mre old Calcott and family from Lansing want to uy, and keep paper and o'*! ,P^2u ??.tur^y. *nd Tom Jefferte,. who had her mother. and Howard Calcott of Lake Odessa penril handy m> that you won’t Sunday with Mis, Pauline Everson Mrs Luther Sterzlck. as a passen- were Sunday visitors at the home of hare to hunt for then. Rev and Mra. A. C. Barker and ger in her car. Mra. Jefferiea lost *rv>nt a few control of the car _________________ , j Kathrine nf of Waldmn Waldron spent Mr, Letter Tbdd and children which convened days with her parent*. Mr and Mrs. crosswUe of the road, striking the are visiting her mother In northern trailer of the truck. The passenger Michigan Mr, George Thompson, spent Mr. and Mre. Henry William, en­ car wa* badly damaged and the Telephone-line, today are carrying Thursday and Friday with Mr. and truck also put out of commlsion, but tertained Mr. and Mre. August Task­ 1 Mrs. Harry Thompson of Hastings. fortunately none of the occupants er and Mr. and Mre. Guy Nash. Sun­ can help. a bigger load than ever before, and they Mr and Mr,' Leo Row and fam­ were seriously injured. Sheriff's day. for dinner. Caller, In the aft­ : ily of Hastings have moved to their officer, investigated and It I, re­ ernoon were Mr. and Mre. Oumby must be uaed efficiently to give maximum In so far u war restriction, and material home In Free]»rt for a few week*. ported that defective brakes on the of Battle Creek. We are glad to service to the war effort. . Avis. Myrtle, and Carl Everaon Jefferies ear probably caused the know that Lawton Williams Is bi shortage, permit, we shall continue to | are spending the week with Mr. and accident. Washington. furnish you with the boat service poeaihle. For tbe nation', Armed Forces the Mre. Harold Skinner of Battle William Forbey. accompanied by And we look forward to the day when wo After an unidentified advertiser Federal Government, the Civilian ' Mrs Bertha Sherman spent Sun­ Mr. and Mra. Gerald Calm, and finished dictating a classified ad to Beverly Kay of North Irving, jpent Defense agencies and the war production “when and where wanted." But now, and the clerk of a Waterbury paper ; day with Mr. and Mre. N. C. Sher­ the -weekend in Coldwater. over the telephone he asked: Industrie, have firat call on telephone for the duration, uw needi come firtt. man and family of Hastings. "How much will that be?" and Mrs J. H. Wills of . Mr. — of dren of Banfield spent the weekend “Sixty cents," the classified clerk Plymouth were Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benereplied. Iraltere of nf Mr. Mr and Mra. Mr. Robert Robert ’ diet Icallers I« U»lr CUIm, i* mM Then—"ding. ding, ding.” [Newton and family, and called on I it U* PrvWl* Oftlc*. la th* Cltr .. ■« e.i.on vraei The clerk was puzzled until the Mr and Mr, J. D. Cook Inn. **4 I® wrv* a can at salS lira tkmef b« tlrta ■ Leah H. BaagalL a/aleUtraAbout thirty young people gath­ Campbell Brethren Church i*l<t **l*l«, wts.. ■(tdm* U ered at the Harold Yoder home tUa B. W. Orta, kaaUt. MhbMonday evening for a surprise party meeting, will begin at the Campbell on Elwood, who celebrated hb 18th Brethren church Monday, June 1. birthday. The evangelist will be the Rev. RayB««Utar LEGAL NOTICES NERAL ELECTRIC HOW TO USE YOUR TELEPHONE IN WARTIME Michigan Bell Telephone Company [WSJfs&JItt, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-06-04.pdf 413f84f53d8cae387e896e21e3861324 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER HGHTY-SKVINTH YEAR MAJ. JUNKERMANN GIVES MEMORIAL DAY ADDRESS 12 FAdlS—2 SECTIONS Baccalaureate Sermon Worthy of Occasion Taking as his theme the class motto -On to Victory". Rev. 3. Con- rate sermon in Central auditorium Sunday afternoon. Th* 113 mem­ bers of the graduating class at­ "Home Front" Duty Takes tended in caps and gowns. The auditorium and gallery were filled On New Value In This War and the Presbyterian pastors address Involved as the United States He said tn substance that life does now Is ty S great war, Memorial not need to be spectacular in or­ Day exercises at Central auditor­ der to be victorious. Learning to do ium took on special significance well what one does-will make certhb year. year. \ Uib uin the-victory7^ One b not reWllh the city .schools well repre-; qulred to depend upon hb own unsented in tlie line of march by aided — •—•------- ■>- — efforts. Tlie — strength and• pupib of lhe grades, tha teacbers power which God can supply are and high school faculty, patriotic available to the patient, sincere, organizations, and lhe Boy Styxita honest, painstaking worker. nnd Camp Fire Girls, two bands— The High school chorus and choir the city and high school bands and the boys glee cllub. all directed combined and the junior band, it by Arthur Lower, and the High was more--------colorful and — Un- School orchestra, directed by Lew— much —------— -----prea&ive than in many years pasl.jto Hine, furnbhed music for thb On lhe platform with Major E ; service, including the processional B. Junkermann. of Furl Custer. I nnd recessional. who gave the address, were Hugh' The invocation was given nnd the Riley, who presided; Commander; benediction pronounced by Rev. L Harry Larsep. of the American, Winston Stone. I-egion; the Rev. Winston Stone., who gave the invocation and led the singtag; Tom Dolan. In Boy! Scout uniform, who led the flag | salute; Aben Johnson. Jr., who gave n patriotic declamation; Mrs. Ro­ bert Burch, who sang "They Are Not Dead" and the accompanist. Mrs. Harold Foster. The high 711 Complete Training — school band, under Ute direction HOME DEFENSE PROGRESS 785 Moro "On the Way" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1942 EARLIER DAYS OF ORANGEVILLE VILLAGE. TOWN PLATTED IN 1854 Robert Patrick Taffee. son of Mrs. Leo Taffee. Hastings, was ordained Its Location Probably Determined by the Fing Stream of In the priesthood of the Catholic by the Most Rev. Joseph Al­ Water That*. Once Hod A Large Hotel and A Big Trade church bers, BUhop of Lansing, in St. One Auction Sale PROGRAM FOP COMMENCEMENT graduates with |H’GHKT H°N°RS Outstanding Record Made By Former Hastings Boy Pastor Of Flint Methodist Mr. and Mrs J. F. Edmonds left Church I| Mfly grBdUaUon381,1 ,or vnuren To io Be oc Speaker .pcaacr June1114• 80or tttU:nd The annual commencement ex-1 grandson, Preston Hyatt, son of eretees for lhe 1942 graduating class Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Hyatt. Preston The Rev. FT. Taffee will offer of Hastings High -school will be J* lh® C*4* Lieutenant Coionti Of his first solemn sacrifice of the held Friday afternoon at two o'clock. Sl$Ta£. mass at St. Rose of Lima Church Si?11?1 nU u10vUmn WLl|h|r8uln* ®tt>c**ncy during the four years here Sunday morning. June 7. at ?h».Hfnn^im^knrM?am h“4 rrcplvrd 11 medals and a sabre. 10:30 o'clock. All friends of the National newly ordained priest are especial- 41,1108 “"d th following program Hc u bUo mtmb<r of presented. Honor society, serving as president Program ; of the Joliet society one term. Processional March—"Stars andi He started cubbing in the Frea- Mary's Cathedral. Lansing. Batur- The first settlement in Orange­ the four southwest townships were ville township wu made several given that name. In 1842 the legisla­ miles south of the village of that_________ __write and Orange­ ture made_____ PreIris name by George Brown. In 1835. Hefvllle one township, called Spaulwns the grandfather of Bert Brown,. ding. In 1846 lhe legblature deswho lives on the original Browni ignated the lower township Pralriefarm, on section 32. Other early' viUe and the upper one. Orangesettlers In Ujat vicinity werei viUe. The stage line from Battle George's brother Henry, and Isaac: Creek and Kalamazoo to Grand Messer, father of the late Chester Rapids i>aascd through the eastern and Richard Messer. He later movedI part of Orangeville, which caused it to Carlton. ' to be settled before the western The first school In the township। half, In which the village of Orangevllle b located. The western own home. The first schoolhouse in the township was built in 1838 roads until well into the 1840‘s. on tlie George Brown farm. It b The first settier who located near now one of the outbuildings on the the site of the village was Isaac Henry Brown farm. My mother, daughter of William Marshall, abeautiful lake ...... which„ la the eastern Prairieville pioneer, in her early; boundary of hb farm. He settled girlhood days attended that school, on section 17 in 1844. Other early walking to and from It over very oettleni In and near the village were primitive roads? mostly through | John Valentine. Watson W. Waite deww woods. Indians were then, grandfather of Ed Waite of thb plentiful, and she waa ever on the [city; Josephus Snook and the Kngalerl to avoid meeting tiiem. I land family. All of Barry county was called i The first election In the township Barry township until 1838. when only1 (Continued on page 3 BeC 2) MORE CONVENIENT I FOR FRUIT CANNERS ‘Tlie Making of Ute Flag”, the What is happening on the Home declamation given by Aben John­ son. Jr., waa particularly appro­ Front here In Barry County? Considerable. priate for such a program, the fine Without fuss or frills the work of Jewkon It carried being given with ju.il the right emphasb and an training men and women Is progTen Places To Secure Your evident understanding of the pa­ other comparable community in the triot appeal It carried. Application Blanks Major Junkermann's addreav was stale. For example, a total of 2308 lu»ve County Clerk Allan C. Hyde, ad­ free from oratorical effects, but practical and to the point. Com­ volunteered focHome Defense duty. ministrator of the Barry County ing from one in active service gave Of these 711 have completed their Rationing Board, has arranged for It special interest—it's keynote was training. 785 ore in training while the following persons at the places "Sacrifice". With our country en­ the rest have been assigned to named, to assist those who desire gaged in a major war. the most training or duty and will take up to purchase sugar for canning pur­ serious in Its hbtory. the Major specialized study as soon as instruc­ poses. Each of the persons named below is prepared to supply ap­ warned Hurt work and sacrifice tors are ^vaUable. Thb excellent record has been plication blank for. also to give were ahead for everyone if it ends In success, the duties and obliga­ achieved quietly and with perfect Information with reference to. the tions resting equally upon all of us harmony among those who have it buying of sugar for canning. The cnarge. persons and places named below In lhe face of present day needs;i in charge. when war Involves so many more)j Tlie Rev. Fr. John V. Dillon, are In addition to the Rationing tilings to deal with than in World chairman of the county defense Board's offices tn the court house: War 1 because of the greater part board, credits the fine work and Assyria—Mrs. Albert Jones. acrtel warfare brings, the increas­ excellent cooperation of tho many Delton—Mrs. Beatrice Dunning ing Importance of dive bombers and committee chairmen and dltblonai and Mrs, Frances Norwood. of greut tanks and guns, to which heads for the excellent results Freeport—Mrs. Norma Kunde, is added steel field Kitchens and achieved to dale. Hickory Comers—Mrs Maude the thousand and one supplies Randler. needed for lhe great army now aaMiddleville—Mrs. Harry Ptsh, at srmbllng. production becomes the Fish Insurance Agency. vital Issue. The Major drove home Nashville—Colin Monroe. the lesson that lhe duly of tho Orangeville—Mrs. Bert Brown. man a*, the front b not one whit Rccordt In CiHxenahip, Prairieville—Mrs. Earl Boulter. more Uian that of those left Be­ Woodland—Mrs. Grace Paul. Speech, Sport, Aircraft hind. Persons wishing to apply for sug­ The annual award assembly at We must gain a new vision of ar for canning can go to which High school Tuesday loyally and service In payment lor Hostings ever of the above places b moat the things that we. os American morning saw awards go to students convenient. citizens, have inherited from birth who participated In sports, speech, —religious freedom, free education and aircraft work. In addition, the SISTERS GRADUATE FROM and the countless privileges we have D. A. R, pin' for good citizenship NURSES' COURSE taken so casually as our Inherent was awarded to Evelyn Townsend. Misses Helene and Barbara Mau­ right. For all thb our government Awards were as follows: Debate: has a promissory note that we must Pauline Chandler. Mary Ketcham. rer. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. stand ready to pay in loyalty and Goll Foster, Charles Manker. Bruce George Maurer o/ Hastings, were service—a service that should not Long. Roger Bennett and Tom graduated from St. Camillus School of Nursing, Borgess hospital, Kala­ be. or cannot be. measured In dol­ Waters mazoo. Thursday evening. May 28. lars and cents. Oratory? Mary Ketcham. with a class of 31 young ladles. The Could anyone for an Instant. Declamation: Loraine Schantz. Major Junkermann asked, estimate Dramatic Declamation: Roger graduating exercises were held al Nazareth Academy. IBs Excellency, in monetary terms what our boys Bennett. on the Bataan peninsula gave to Girl's Sparta: Irb Baldwin. Don­ Most Rev. Joseph H. Albers, Bishop their country that we might Uva? na Bachelder, Juanita Belson. Dor- of Lansing diocese. gave the address. How trivial Ui comparison seems b Costa. Elizabeth Cortright. Isibel thb so-called sacrifice of auto rid­ Durbin, Wanda Endsley. Patricia HASTINGS BOY REPORTED ing for pleasure, or a lessening of Fewless, June Haynes, Layonatlne "MISSING IN ACTION" thb. or a lessening of that The Kinney. Mary Ketcham. Marjorie citizen who b asking for special Kingsbury; Shirley Kingsbury. Mar­ IN PHILIPPINES privileges and Indulging In fault jory Laubaugh. Dorb Lockwood, Charles Solomon, 430 Benton finding because of a bit of db- Portia McLaury. Donna Oler, Elsa St., on Saturday received official comfort b as disloyal as a deserter Pease. Delphtne Roberta. Loube notification from government Sinkler. Ruth Struble. Agnes headquarters at Washington that Tliompson. Evelyn Townsend. Potty hb son. Donald, 27. a well-known HASTINGS BOY LANDS Tyler, Dortltea Van Horn. Mildred Hustings boy. was among those SAFELY IN ICELAND Will. Marilyn Zuttermebtet. Irb •'missing In action" in the FhUlpMr. and Mrs. Arthur Crotiicrs Link. Joyce Huckendubler, Dorb pines. He may be amop'g those were made happy by the receipt of Snyder. Marjory Stanley. taken us prisoners of war by the Track: Jack Wagner, Robert a letter Friday morning from ,lbeir Japanese troops, but until Ute son. Gordon, telling of hb safe ar­ Sratt. William Lord. William Kelly. ibt of such b furnbhed by the rival In Iceland with a large con­ Marvin Haynes. Ray Kenyon. Loub Japanese government, according voy of U. S. troops. He had ex­ Myers. Harold Townsend. to the Geneva PacL which they' Tennis: Harmon Wilcox. Orville perienced no 111 effects from the have agreed to do, he wiU be voyage and the letter was In a most Bush. John Coleman. Jack Lau­ cheerful tone. Gordon was home baugh. Morris H1U. Douglas Payne. Donald had already served Baseball: Alvin Crutlenden. Ro­ the latter part of April for a brief three years In the U. S. Army farewell vblt with hb parente—hb bert Smith. Charles Manker. Robert and reenlisted last fall, being as­ bogs then packed for foreign serv­ Pierce, Otb Hill. Dean Keeler. Ken­ signed to the Chemical Division. neth Lane. Francta Goggins. Ro­ ice. where, he did not know. He sailed immediately from San He went from here to a point In bert Gaskill. Robert Endsley. Dale Francisco with troops going to Pennsylvania and the present trip Sponseller. Otb Earl. the Philippines to serve under Cadet Aircraftsman: Harold An ­ occupied around 14 days. ■ Gen. MacArthur, word of his safe Another Hastings boy, John Leary, drus. Donald Berry. George Brown. arrival on October 3 being re­ also b In Iceland, and there will Calvin Campbell. Otb Earl. Robert ceived at his home here In a doubtless be a glad reunion when Endsley. Lloyd Frey. Ernest Gordon. letter that came November 2. Malcolm Pierce. Kenneth Saleno. these two home boys meet. Another letter, the last one re­ Gale Slocum. Billy gtebblnz, Ver­ ceived. came In April, it being non Texter. Robert Tinker. NAVY RELIEF BENEFIT dated February 2. over two BRIDGE months previous, and conveyed NOTICE OF ANNUAL Hastings Country Club. Tuesday. June 9. 1:00 P. M. Admission 25c. SCHOOL MEETING ale was good, and the troops The annual meeting of the Call Mrs. Edward Von Popcring. Mrs. Cedric Morey or Mrs. Kenneth School Dblrict of the City of Has­ wit hout doubt, In the Bataan Laberteaux for reservations.—Adv. tings, for the election of school offleers and for the transaction of I and Corregldor engagements. From boyhood Donald had car­ such business as may lawfully come ried the spirit of adventure with before IL will be held at the Has­ tings Central Auditorium on Mon-11 him. He had seen many parts day, the 8th day of June 1942, at' of the United States on foot and experienced much In life. He Dated thb 19th day of May 1942.I made friends easily and all are hoping that the news that lie is Sec. of the Board of Ed, Owlng to the death of Mary E. Harold J. Foster, , "missing in action” does not nec­ Lydy. .Mr. Wing will dispose of the essarily mean that he may be In personal property at Public Auction the list of known fatalities later. at the farm located 2 miles east Friends know that whatever and *4 mile north of Carlton Cen­ NOTICE results. Donald gave a good ac­ ter. or 14 mile north of the Friend Dur to circumstances beyond our count of himself. schoolhouse He la offering a good Besides his father and step­ list of chickens, coal and tools. .suspend business for the duration. mother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles household goods, automobile, and We thank our many friends for Solomon, he has a sister. Mrs. the 40-acre farm. Dewey Reed will their patronage and we hope to Ruth Yaw. who is employed In cry the sale and_ Clifford Hammond the State Highway Dept at Ann and Fred Henney will act as clerks. tant future. Lawrence Appliance Store i In Detroit. for full particulars. H. H. S. STUDENTS, SHARE IN AWARDS The Rev. Fr. Robert Toffee to Soy First Mast Here Sunday SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 SPECIAL CEREMONY FOR DRAFTEES THIS AFTERNOON Tills afternoon (Thursday, ceremony at Central auditorium here at 3:00 o'clock in honor of the largest group, of draftees yet to be called from thb county. The men will meet at Legion hall here promptly at 3:00 o'clock where the High School band will accompany them to the auditor­ ium. From there, lhe men. ac­ companied by the bond, will march down Broadway and State Street to the Bus Depot where they will depart for the Induction center at Kalamazoo Relatives and friends are especially In­ vited to thb urogram which b abo open to the general public. CLASS NIGHT AT AUDITORIUM - Something Different Has Been Promised In Program Tonight. Thunday. at eight o'clock, the 1942 graduating class will hold their Class Night exerIt promises a novelty,, in the man­ ner of presentation and will draw In a large number of members of the class. Members will also direct some of the special features. The entire program is under the direction of Miss Marjorie Hill, with Miss Marie Rowe and Fred Jones, of the H. H. 8. faculty, advbing. Prom 7:15 to 7:45 the band wUl play on the H. S. lawn. The Class Night program will be carried out as follows: Processional. March of the Brave —Zamecnik. High School Band. Invocation. The Rev. D. M. Oury. Star Spangled Banner, Vem Mc­ Millon. Class Hbtory—"Tea for Grads": Ella Tyler. Marjorie Reynolds, Veta Rice. David Goodyear. Raymond Murphy. Jack Laubaugh. Carolyn Hansen. Marjorie Reed. Enkl Crofoot. Elsie Edwards, Dorothy Stan­ ley. Charles Manker. Richard Ben­ nett. Roselene Cooper. Alvin Cruttenden. Arthur McKelvey. Robert Pierce. Neva Warner. Melva Clagett and Raymond Nelson—Directed by Cardl Fuller. Class Prophecy—"Alumni Banquet in 1952"! Toastmaster. Bruce Long with re­ sponse by: Evelyn Townsend. Thel­ ma Gibbs. Balutatorlan. Jack Lar­ kin. Veta Rice, Beatrice Tucker­ man. Charles Mantofer. Jean Camp­ bell. Maurene Haavlnd. Raymond Nelson. Retah Hummel. Beverly Dryer. Bonnie Jean Drake. Marjorie Hill, Joseph Burkholder, Beatrice Rose. William Lord. Robert Pierce. Dorb Coats. William Donovan. Neva Warner, Russell Nash. Arthur Stau­ ffer. Robert Clinton, Dorothy Coldren. John Bush—Additional guests: Marjorie Reynolds, Carolyn Hansen. Alvin Cruttenden. Dorothy Stanley. Arthur McKelvey. Agnes Cunning­ ham. Marjorie Reed. Jeanette Pierce. Gwendolyn Althouse. Music, Rhythm Kings. Saluta­ tory. Thelma Gibbs. Class WUl. "The Queen Draws Her Last Check." The Queen. Har­ riett Babcock. Lady in Wailing. Nita Coleman. Chancellor. Harry Wood Secretary. Beatrice Tucker­ man Clerks. Jean Campbell, Dor­ othy Coldren. Directed by Dorothy Coldren. Valedictory. Evelyn Townsend. Auld Lang Syne, Seniors and Au­ dience. Benediction. Tlie Rev. D. M. Gury Carpenter To Head County Retailers War Savings Committee George Carpenter, manager of lhe J. C. Penney Company here, has been appointed Barry county chair­ man for lhe Michigan Retailers War Savings Committee by H. D. Tripp. Allegan drvggbt. who Is dbtrict chairman for Allegan. Barry SHERIFF'S FORCE DID A GOOD JOB Cleaned Ur Tw. Crimes t Have Culprits In Jail Sheriff Bera and Undm|>arttt rho’ commuted UM man most responsible for them la Ralph McCann. 30, whose home Is In Sherwood. Branch county. The sheriffs force had the hearty co- Invocation. The Rev Arthur M 1 when 15. At the present time, he Coldren. Pastor. First United] holds the highest number ot merit of Seward Wallace, just north of Brethren Church. ' badges in Joliet Council; b assbt- the county line on M-JT In Johns­ Songa—"In the Time of Roses". I ant leader 'jjf an Explorer troop. town. was entered one night Iasi Relchardt. "Prayer". Guion. "Amer-> and thb summer will have charge August and a quantity of household tea My Own". Cain. High Schoo)'of the water front al the scout Roods, furniture, tools, an over­ Choir—Mr. Arthur lower. Director, camp. . stuffed easy chair, and a radio were Address—"How To Write Your He will enter the Missouri School taken Among other articles stolen Autobiography". The Rev. Harold F of Mines nnd Metallurgy. UnlverCUrr. Pastor. Court Street MetltodbU.sily of M|stouri. August 31, where Church. Flint . lhe will'sfudy melgjlurgy. geology by the thief. At the tune when' tha Songs—'I Waited for the Lord", and military engineering. Mendelssohn. "Music. When Soft | was working in Pontiac. HU vile Voices Die". Clokey. ''Springtime" I and son drove to that city to visit Watkins. High School Girls' Glee Club—Mbs Virginia Moore. Direc­ tor. were stolen. Prcwntatlon of the Class — Mr. Edwin L. Taylor, Princijial of lhe Johnstown, was also robbed. Mr. High School. and Mrs. Garms had moved to ChiPresentation of the Diplomas— Three Young Men Hurled I “ h* 114,1 4 Prontabte job ., - . * , ... there. They left their home, exDr. George L. Lockwood. President 42 feel. One Seriously Hurt I peering to return to it later. Tem)y invited to attend thb service. A1 of 8041,1 of Education, Three young men were Injured in I p*’rarlly ll?ey .“f* rc4Wln8 80 chl’ choir of 30 seminarians from Mount Taps. St. Mary's. Norwood. Ohio. wiU sing I Benediction. The Rev Arthur M. an automobile accident which oc- 0480, Th®11 Johnstown home waa curred at about 11 o'clock Wednra-! S°ler^ ta*L2CUJLr^ tlie mass in Gregorian chant. I Coldren. day night at lhe east end of the b^ing. chiffonier. The Rev. Fr. John V. Dillon will! »• , and over serve as assistant priest at the mass. The ibt of «"duates l>ubl>*»efl Mxhlon CnirC (reUh, dm. In silverware, ,""™~ chairs, clothing -----------------100 cans of fruit, vegetables and the Rev. Fr. E C. Jacobs, son of, below, numbers H3. divided Ul the second ward. canned chicken were removed. Mr. and Mrs. Ch” Jacobs. Has-lcourw» ■» follows: General—46; Hewitt, Mattoon. 17. of Dowling rings. wUr be the deacon; lhe Rev. j College—35: commercial — 19: Ag- received tlie most seriouv injuries. state police. Sheriff Bera and Un­ Fr. C. L. Walsh of Marietta. Ohio.' rlcultural—11; Apprentice—2. dersheriff Doster were particular to a cousin of the Rev. Fr. Toffee's; The Graduation Lbt difficulty in breathing, but at this will be the subdeacon and lhe Rev., -COLLEGE COURSE—Ella Gwen- writing the hospital reports that explain about the mower that had ... Bernard ... .... Pr. N. ---Geller, formerly,uoiyn dolyn / AUhouse. Francb K Brinker. his condition is Improved. _„u -------of - --------church -—k ----------with c. St. Rose Lima here, Joseph vemon Burkholder. Jean Delbert Segur. IB. of Battle Creek, will deliver tlie sermon. 1! Lenore Lenore Campbell. Jane Margaret owner and driver of the car. sus­ home needed adjustments. The Bar­ Tlie Rev. Fr. Taffee received hb' ‘ (Continued on page 4. Bee. 1) tained several cuts and bruises. His ry county officers had accurate de­ elementary school training at Ute: injuries were cared for at Pennoc.St. Rose of Lima school here and DEK1EEIT* RDII^^*E hospltal, and he left for home that the Unit three years of High school, DEIMErl I DKIMK3E night. shops tn Battle Creek, described the at Sacred Heart Seminary. Detroit.i AT COUNTRY CLUB Curtis Cook. IB. alias Wagoner, After graduating from Hastings vvvivini vuvm also of Battle Creek, received a deep High school, he took four years of Funds To Be Donated To cut in his right leg. This Injury college training al Sacred Heart Seminary, receiving the Bachelor of' Navy Relief Society Arte degree in 1938. He then com­ return to Battle Creek Thursday. ’ and Undersheriff Dealer at Bret be* pleted hb training for lhe priest-! The bridge benefit planned .. ,,, for "ood W Uku., tour .J “S’!?”' _j..?u ..’.len's Association of the Hasrinia s Association of Ute Hastings ology and advanced Study in Mount I en persons who’ When they found no clues, they also St. Mary's Seminary in Norwood. Country club is part of a nation­ wide drive to raise money for the knew how to give flrat aid. ild. and they Ute repair shops al KahUMOhio. Navy Relief Society. The campaign was outlined In a letter from Grant­ blood by the victims. scribed were brought to their land C. Rice, noted sports writer, In the report given by Night Po­ who heads the committee of Special liceman William Parker, that offi­ Events, and sent to all golf clubs in cer expresed the opinion that the the country. car driven by Segur. containing the thievre. Two .mysterious store. _robberies The Navy Relief Society has been mu three ex, juuun young men. and anomer another car. ear. . ..---- .--------—i------driven by Neil Wlbon. 16. who lives Increose About $130,000 functioning for over 40 years fi­ south of the city, were racing toK“nt nanced entirely by the Navy people entrance waa made through a Over *41. Tax Rate 9.6 Mills themselves. In peace times this The city board of review com­ was possible but with the Increased street Just before the crash at the depot, it appeared that the hardware dealer found that pleted their labors on Monday. There were some minor changes been found necessary to ask aid Segur egr hit the Wilson car on lhe made by the board from the as­ from the civilian population. The right side and jammed the fender.: sessments as made by supervisors Relief Society aids the Navy wives, but did not harm Wilson, or seri-; ute m Novemtar. A hardware drelHarry Ritchie, for the First and widows and children through the ously damage hb car. But It did ; er in Bantj Lak*, reported that hb Fourth Wards, and Jay Mead for society's twenty-eight auxiliaries. swerve the Segur car to the right. store hMd b«,n ent«^d by thieves the Second and Third Wards. The Some questions have arisen as to assessment footings thb year are whether the Nnvp Relief and of the Michigan Central freight nearly $130,000.00 higher than American Red Cross do not conflict depot. The car was going at a high last, the gain on Supervisor Rit­ In their alms but a joint statement chies roll showing about $80,000 by Pres. Admiral H. R. Stark of fact that the three young men in increase, while Supervisor Meade's Navy Relief and Chairman Norman roll made a gain of well toward H. Davidson of the Red Cross states $50,000. “that there is tht fullest measure of pleteiy around, and stopped about The board of review went over cooperation between the Relief So­ all the assessments carefully, and ciety and Red Cross in dealing with Exposition Manned For made adjustments, where they be­ relief and special services to the was found a quantity of beer. The lieve the figures should be altered, Navy personnel and their families officers and parents of the young , August 11 to 15, Ind. to have the values compare equit­ The two organizations have worked men nily become interested in Barry County will have a fair thia ably with the assessments for sim­ together closely for years and have learning who sold them the beer. ilar properties in other parts of arrangements whereby their na­ for agricultural expositions in many ttw city. Their alm was. and that tional and local of!Leers avoid du­ SERVING UNCLE SAM counties are being cancelled. Thto ' wns true of the two supervisors, to plication of services and expense." AS RADIO TECHNICIAN the Barry 1 Agricultural Society dir­ secure a fair valuation of all pro­ Sr. Lieut Alva Kirchner, a Hast­ ectors decided at a meeting this Hie Navy Relief Is more in the perty In the city. • form of continuous help such as hos­ ings boy who b reaching topi in The figures for the two super­ pitalization of dependants and vo­ hb chosen field of work as a radio visors dbtrlcta when equalized were cational training for children while technician, was here Thursday for 18. inclusive, and thus comra al as follows: a brief surprise vblt with hb moth­ First and 4th Wards $2,139,400 emergency nature. This includes er. Mrs. Llnnie Davb, made possi­ brier1 breathing spell. Second and 3rd wards $2,640,000 home service for the able bodied and ble by a business trip ur Grand The directors said they believe social service for sick and convales­ Rapids. He b In service with the 1,400 cents, provision of knitted and hoa- U. 8. Government, filling an Im­ Total \ pital garments, blood plasma, and portant position al Newport. R. I, ity of farm produce and livestock. The city budget calls Is more important tlian ever in of 845.900 to meet the expense of assistance with communications be­ our city government for lhe jrear tween service men and their fam­ assbtanta under him. Alva now holds the rank of Sen­ June 30. 1942, to June 30. 1943. The ilies. More than BSfiOO will be offered Mrs. R. O. Finnie Is genera! ior Lieut in lhe Navy, which cor­ city charter limits the city tax to 10 mills, or 810 00 on each 81.000 of chairman of the benefit and an­ responds to that of Captain in the In premlujns and awards. There Army. lhe city's, assessed valuation. The nlng through Saturday. Childrens As a student in Hastings high tax rale thb year, based on 84.779.­ the Hastings Country club. There 400 valuation will be a little over will be both auction and contract school. Alva was always interested 9.6 mills, or a Utile less than 89.61 bridge and many prizes have been tn radio work and things electrical. day as usual. Special effort wUl donated. Anyone wishing to attend Quitting at the end of hb sophotax on 81,000 valuation. Supposing that the average as­ Is asked to notify the reservation sessment on the 1250 homes In 1committee, Mrs. Edward Van Poper­ Guard branch of the Navy, where hood existence. Hastings b 82.000. that means that ing. chairman. Mrs. Cedric Morey The board is urging peopM who the owner will pay about $19.22. and Mrs. Kenneth Laberteaux, by he wanted for radio engineering. What does the owner get for that ■Saturday. June 8. After he completed his course he plan to attend to club together All money received will be sent to went to Grand Rapids to Install and gasoline all possible receives tor any other 819 22 he may the Navy Relief Society as prizes the new system of radio communi­ spend, no matter how wbe and pru­ are donated and most of the coat cation at police headquarters and dent a buyer he may be. For In­ of refreshments met by a voluntary In police cars, and remained tn that consideration." stance : subscription made by members at city for about eight years. He later There b fire protection, street the regular luncheon this week al reentered government service. lighting, city water for household the club. and lawn uses, street construction WISHES TO GET IN TOUCH and repair, police protection. sew- BIG SALE WITH HASTINGS SERVICE We have purchased all of the mer­ ths county fair. flu. chandise of Tlie Home Lumber Co.. MEN Thb stock gore on sale Friday. June Floyd W. Landen, a former CLASH NIGHT il UMMAGE HALE 5 and Ohl What a Sale! Open from Hastings resident who now lives Presbyterian church. Fri. and Sat., 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Standard Supply In San Antonio, Texas, wishes to get In touch with any Hastings boys who arc now stationed at Hastings Board of Review will NOTICE Kelly. Brooks, Duncon, or Ran­ The Car Seal Reunion will not dolph Fields Parer.u who have be held this year because of thnotify Mr Landen by writing Friend School reunion at school­ house June IS. Potluck dinner. Dance. Welcome Grange hall. Ban Antonio, Texas. CAR CRASHED INTO M.C. FREIGHT DEPOT CITY'S ASSESSMENT HAS BEEN FIXED BARRY COUNTY TO HAVE FAIR �THE HASTINGS BA NNKB, THURSDAY. JUNK 4, IMS || O. M. Ketchum has Just com-1 GLASS CREEK I pitted two very attractive small Memorial exercises were held at F model homes on tho edge ct the th0 Rutland cemetery IasiSaturwoods on lhe south- side of Lake da}.. jUdge clement of Hastings - -------— ■ ------- 1 Al-Oon-Quln. Both of the houses, guest speaker. New officers Mr.-and Mrs. Wesley Ferguson we understand, were rented before elected were: President, Gerald . whoresided on E. Thom St, have completed. That section Is prov- smith: vice president.'Chet Engle- ’ moved to Lansing. . ing a favorite place for young peo-ihaJt; Sec. and Tress, Mrs. Amll pie to live and has wide posalbU- R^man: officer of the day. Ray Erway. Ing place* report a big run of busi­ Illes for development. Recently a Hastings woman whose j Remember the community meet­ ness on Saturday and Sunday. A good sized delegation of Haa- husband Is with tlie U. S. A troops ln„ Bt u,e church tills week Satur, in Alaska made all preparations to | nlght. t|1p Chester Keech fan­ ttngs relatives and friends went to charge of the program, Lansing Saturday to attend lhe or­ join him there. The bus ticket for lly aenevleve Erway of Grand dinal loo to the Holy Priesthood of the first lap of lhe journey to* Mbs Joan Erway o( the Rev. Robert Patrick Taffee at Seattle had been secured and from R> [ds JLfs; x-1—> «»»•.•*» t*--BC'Mary s cathedral. j their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray wL’niTIj reachea reached Benton Benton Haroor Harbor when when a tele­ Mrs. Frank Fergts of route 5, Has- [ . Erway. -sncclltng the: Lings, is one of 52 University of'- - -----rf?e!v^_ca f'ccl!1 Dr and Mrs. Nero of Chicago । ticket as It had been learned that Grand Rapids seniors who will re­ called al Fred Otis’ Sunday to government regulations no ceive degrees at commencement ex­ due Mr and Mrs Bruce Slddell of women were allowed now to enter ercise* to be held on the campus r Pontiac and daughters. Miss Pat Saturday morning. June 6. Ferris Alaska save i on authorized work for and Mrs. Warren, and grand- g the government. ' ; will receive the B 6. degree In daughter. Elisabeth Goll of YpsiDid you know that all buses now business adtnlnUlrallon. He Is an , lantl. were weekend' guests at Fred active member of Phi Theta Pi. operating on U. 8. A. highways arct Olla. Sunday they all visited Circle being equipped with governors that national business fraternity. regulate to a forty-mllc-pcr-hourr Ptne camp. Mr and Mrs. Charles Whittemore William Drake and Samuel Sch­ speed? Anyone planning travel by, wartz, Hastings seniors in Michigan bus should check up on arrival.-,• accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lowell State college, are among the forty and planned connections which the. Whittemore to Chicago last Saturun,'"«r*‘lu*l'‘ ,'?dpnu teltiated in- Ilcw n~«r. so new regulations >lu will Cchange, soi day. reluming Sunday night. to Phi Kappa Phi. national honor wanu Mrs. Karmcs of the localj Mr. and Mrs Homer Ilauchman society, in the organization’s annual bus station. Also no schedule* are. and children of. the Yeeklry dis­ spring term banquet and initiation [ being given out publicly as to or-. tricl were Sunda'y visitors at Bus? _ thla week. Phi Kappa Phi Is a na- | rivals and departure* of passengerr sell Whittemore's. tlonal honor organization founded. boats at Lake Michigan port*, al­Mr. and Mm. Russell Whittemore to advance all foiros In education I wayl a popular mode of summerr attended a farewell party for Mr. and Is made up of faculty and un- travel and Mrs. Merritt Bryant at W. M. dergradunte member* who have Dowling Lucky Fobes a regls-• Schantz', near Nashville. Thunday mnde the highest averages during ter£d Holstein cow in lhe herd1 evening. their enUre college careers. [ owfted by Lloyd A. Gaskill of Has-■ Visitors at Roy Erwny’s Sunday Word has been received here from1 “”€*• Mich. has Just completed1 were Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolf and Miss Winifred Johnston of Colorado [ • "cord <»< 11-O’9 POU”d» milkt Maurice Erway of Grund Rapids Springs of the death of her uncle. I “,ld 437 pwtnda of butterfat, whichi and Mr and Mrs. Ward Erway and Walt Moore, who passed away inifnr U»e average of the dairy' Mr and Mrs. Dick Rose of Hastings. . that city on May 28. He was over 00 E2*11 , th« accordln< ,»®> Phillip Warren, who has been • > years old Mr and Mra Don Bliven Hotatein-lMfaan Association[ working in Olivet, spent last week F of Hastings were on their way to A"irrU“ "L“ck> ?** 1 at hla home here. He left Monday 1 Colorado Spring*, via train, for a * d*>' <t9»ft«.h*r record-■ morning for Detroit, when- he extwo week’. vacaUon when the word nl'*kln,t ^an wh«?] pecu to Join the U. S. Navy for. E came. Mis. Johnston plans to re-;*1'® 4 12?,2“’ Thp, ”cort, six years. Sunday visitors at tho 1 Warrens’ were Mr. and Mrs Rus| j sell Thomtax of Charlotte. 1 HUBBARD HILLS* n' !of America. Mr and Mrs. James Storkan en- ■ 1 A recent example of the harm1 tertalncd Mr. and Mrs. Dldk Maters ■ and distress that unfounded re­ ; of Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs. James ■ ports concerning our boys in serv­ Storkan. Jr. and baby o'f Grand ■ MICHIGAN’S ice can cause, was that given out by unauthorised persons that Buddy Rapids nnd Mr and Mrs. Ed Star- « Dale Green, son at Mr and Mis kan of Hastings Sunday. About !5o folks attended the ex- ■ Edward P Green, of N Broadway: was missing In action. On Monday. ercUes at the Bowen’s Mills church 1 of this week his parent* received। Decoration Day. About 75 ate din- I >PITAL INSURANCE I word directly from* him that he, ner at the hah. Polk, cam* from I was well and feeling fine He was, Grand Rapids. Battle Creek. Augusstationed at Pearl Harbor nt the. ta and several distant cities. Basil DvWlttc has moved away time of the Japanese raid. It isi bad enough for parents to receive. from our neighborhood. He lived In I the sad news wiien true, but so> the hou.ro egst of lhe school for unnecessary tliat they should go, some time. J We ray . through the suffering when it lacks1 ^,C1#ud WllUon has purchased the I any foundation of truth. So keep। OU Hill farm and is putting in a * a wntch on your tongue nnd go, large field of com there. Mr and Mrs. Alee Alberta ciUerslow about spreading such reports,. which grow with each repeating. talned their daughters nnd hus­ bands and children from Chicago DEATH-OF ’*’ over the weekend. EBF.R D. LAMBIE This Is tlie last week for the 1 Ebcr D. Lamble. 55 of Detroit. school but from Middleville thb ■ died unexpectedly of a heart attack■ year. All grades will have their pic1 | at hl* home Tuesday morning. He‘ nice this, week The Cost Per Individual was bom in St. Johns. Mich., but1 Wil) Green of Florida. Mrs. Will came to Hastings with his parents' Green of Rochester. Mra Nellie when he was a small boy. He grad­• Mayo of Battle Creek. Mrs Manson uated from the schools of thia city,• sianton and children of Bedford. 1 and left Hastings when a young• «nd tlie Burd nnd Tripp families ] man. He U survived by his wife Ida1 ato supper with Mr. and Mrs Albert , J of Detroit, his mother, Mrs. Rob-’ Green Decoration Day. Mr nnd । ert Lambic of this city, nnd one’ Mrs. Clurlca Mayo. Mr. and Mm. brother. M. A. Lamble, cashier ol Henn- Mayo and son. Kenneth: I the Hastings City Bank. The fu- Gordon Green and lady friends of i neral will be tomorrow, Friday at 3 Battle creek. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Majestic Bldg. Detroit o'clock P. M. at the Leonard funeral1 Mayo and baby of Olivet were callI home, and will be conducted by Rev. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE ■ era there Sunday. 1 Efcn M. Gury. rector of Emmanuel[ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins enter­ DORRANCE TRETHRIC Episcopal church. The burial will be tained relatives from Grand Rap­ i in Riverside. AGENCY ids Decoration IWnral in,. TV... Day. National Bank llullduig . . ‘ Mr, Mr. mid nnrl’Mrs. Mrv Archie Ar,. Burd and 0 I Give me liberty to know, to Phone 2J07 ] I utter, and to argue freely, accord­, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dewlttc went Hastings Michigan ■ ni ht brlU,lg ln HoUn«» Saturday I ing to conscience, above all other liberties.—Milton. NORTH HOPE' ’‘ Mr. and Mrs Fred McCallum of 1 California has been spending’ll few I | days with Mr nnd Mrs. Donuld MeI Callum Don Prnrwhka, in company with , Mrs. William Forsythe and family • spent Sunday in Big Rapids ’ I Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Ulrich enterlained on Decoration Day and Sun| day Mr. nnd Mrs Harvey Hill. Mrs. |Nelt®n Hulbert nnd son. nil of’Battie Creek. : Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pranshka and son called on Mrs. Edith Welch • at Delton Saturday. | Mrs. William Hart of Durfee dis। trlct called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker nnd Mr. I and Mrs. Donald Wlddle and j daughter of Kalamazoo spent the [.weekend al their home here. Mr. and Mm. Charles Cappon and sons and Mrs. Paulina Murphy spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welch and daughter at Gobies. Jake Melscnbach. son and wife of Illinois spent lhe weekend with Mrs. Amanda Melscnbach and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Scott Ind aus'p^fkDexlcr 4,X0t 8und*y with Local Newt I C EJNJT E R Hot olwayt given you greater voluet in your food needs. Now, with the war calling for an ever greater exertion on your part, you need plenty of good nourishing food. We can give you more for your money, in both quantity and quality. That's how we have become Barry County's busiest Food Store. Apply for Canning Sugar at Barry County Ration Board at Court House. Be sura ta state amount of fruit canned last year and amount you plan to can this year. I RED SALMON II K I" Demmings II tall con TRY THIS MENU YOU WILL LIKE IT FOR TODAY’S DINNER Savory Liver Loaf* CORNED BEEF COCONUT Spring Salad* rc oham-s S 1 Sluffed Green Peppers* Whole Wheat Bread and Buller Grape Whip* 1 lb. pkg. PET MILK WHEAT TEMPTIES 2 pk9>. 15c QUAKER OATS l9..Pk9. 2... 39c 8c CORNFLAKES Igo. pkg. SHREDDED WHEATNBc2pk9.21c KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN ,9. pk9 2Qc GRAPE NUT FLAKES pk. IQc KELLOGG'S PEP 2 pk„ 23c KELLOGG'S VARIETY PACK., 22c BRAN & FIG 2 pkgs. 25c ' Wheaties Kix HEAD LETTUCE BANANAS HARD Q CRISP ■ FOR 3 lb‘- 25 Carrots CAL1FOBHU 9 bunches 1 Ci 1 ** U New Cabbage 9 lbs. Qi FIRM HEADS * Tomatoes 19' RED RIPE Celery g stalks j J CRISP Oranges CALIFORNIA — DOZ. Lemons 8UNK18T Radishes BUNCHES ... Potatoes NEW ROAST'G CHICKENS Rocks, lb. pkg. 10c pkg. 11c 32c SPRY SILVER DUST 1I7C JL / 99n Tu? ’8JT.W j»^y!a O|>H TOWEL £ 25' 6,or 19’ 3'°'5' 10"» 43- t 69c 24c CAN RUBBERS CERTO GUTH COLA Tid-Bits MODERN b CHOP SUEY MEAT 4 I. 10 J J 1 50c to $1.50 a Month OUR . 6 bottles 25c / SLICED BACON Hospital Bills up to..S4OO Surgical Bills up to..S150 Medical Bills up to..S 90 Plus $75.00 Extra Benefits VISIT 6 bottles 22c VERNOR'S GINGER ALE I 1 ASSOCIATED MUTUAL HOSPITAL SERVICE Lux Flakes, reg. I Oc; Ige. 22c RINSO. Ige. pkg. 22c; giant 60c Regular2 for 19c LUX SOAP 3 bars 19c LIFEBUOY—— 3 bars 19c SWAN. Ige. 2 for 19c Medium3 for 17c $1.12 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Bitquick, Ige. pkg.30c Softasilk Cake Flour, pk. 25c 21c RITZ CRACKERS pkg. Premium 18c SODA CRACKERS Lb. Box Premium SODA CRACKERS 2 Lb. Box 35c Del Monte SPICED PEACHES Class jar 32c PINEAPPLE JUICE No. 5 can 32c KRAFT'S CHEESE ^r^OOc TASTY LOAF CHEESE za.^57c APPLE JUICE No.$ eon 15c TOMATO JUICE fn"*5°" 2 .o,33c RED CABBAGE N.Fnik ‘..2..,25c SWEETPOTATOES Taylor's, cn. 15c °“10c 01289329 2.o, 39' PEACHES PLUMS Ngncy Hanks No. 2 can 10c FRUIT COCKTAIL „„ 13c DARK CHERRIES Haven 2 on. 39c RED CHERRIESlo-rcnec No. Z con 1 6c GRAPEFRUIT Del Monte, No. 5 cn. 39c Veal b Pork Uoa. Lb. SMOKED BUTTS SODA Boneless J J FOUNTAIN Lean. Lb. • Sodas BOLOGNA POTATO SALAD M!r.k. 20‘ COTTAGE CHEESE CT’12' PORK STEAK cuts, lb 35c Sirloin Or BEEFSTEAKS Swiss, lb. 37' GROUND BEEF VEAL. lb. 33' SMOKED HAMS 35 PATAU Swift’s Premium or DAlUfl Armour Star. '/i lb. pkg. 19 BEEF F,oh2lbt. 39' PIG LIVER Sliced or Chunk, lb. 19c SMOKED PICNICS U.7 29' F[]DD7,CENTER 206 I. STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICH. “THE BEST FOR LESS" ~ .moll Skinless FRANKS 25 lb. FOR, VICTORY j • Sundaes • Malted Milks Hot Chocolate BULK AND BRICK ICE CREAM For Home Use BUY WA R BONDS STAMPS 1REE»’S_ EIIIUG N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. Buy United, States War Stamps STOHE = PLEASANT RIDGE Little Caroj Lathrop of Toledo U spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey. '■ Mis. Claud Gildersleevc of Jack­ son is spending the week with Mr. (and Mrs. Albert Kinne. | Mr. and Mrs. Arthu? Richardmn and John spent Sunday with rela­ tives tn Ovid. Remember, the Ladies’ Aid will meet this week Thursday with Mrs. Hlldred Chase. Club No. 2 serving dinner, with a program following. Mr. ami Mrs. Wamle Kelsey ac• chmpwnied Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Wing | of Woodland to visit their daughter and children at Gull lake Saturday. Mrs. Maude Sprague of Los An­ geles. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Endsley and Mr. and .Mrs. Arley Townsend 1 and Martha of Grand Rapids spent Saturday al lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend. [tte Creek and Mr and Mrs. Lester Kinne were tn Belding Decoration KtGISTEtlD PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY D*y -T. Hastings Phone 2241 State fir Jefferson S3 -bM PAT day’ BUT BOND*- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUltSDAT. JUNE 4, 1942 Barry Students Get Degrees From M. S. C. 1 PASSING OF MRS. ROSE KENDALL ' fUFniFFIf rAhPf jnEKlir J IUKLl ■ vnvb I UP by State police at Battle Creek, stated McCann as a young money that | Mr. ana Mra. Merle Bradfield knd and confessed that he shared in the furnished part of lhe m< I Alto robbCTy He. too u employed put — him ■■— through school. — ! Jack spent Saturday at Keeler. Ln lhe Wilcox-Rich factory at B*tThe people of Barry county will, where Merle'* father, mother and Among the more than 1000 sen­ of Illlnote June 15. 1881. and paired -rI tie Creek. He was delivered to the bee ereatlv greatly pleased that that nur our iherlff sheriff two listen are burled They alao iors who will be graduated from M. 1 Kent county sheriff and will have and undersherllf. in cooperation caiied on relatives al Otsego Keeler Roae lost her parents in early child­ (Continued from page L Sec. 1) ■ to answer for hl* hla crime tn me the errdr-;. wnn with tne the state police, have cleaned cleaned;1and Qoblce exercise* on Saturday afternoon | Ihood and wa* railed by friends near > fu“ ««rt °* fthat V. ■ , count* *4 I i.n fk.a. "imei ——In.... against two ...» JohrZ,-] T-l. . • | Mrx d _ .^ . sander* _ _ . . I early In December They had taken I and daughJune- II, will be the following 11''Northport, Mich., until about 17 Prairievllle ( — ——— The complaint* against McCann town families. ■-----------■ ------------------from Barry' county; i; w. s. C. S. »U1 meel'wcdi>«4«r.!* “ ■ num~ .---------------------------------------------—... ..wa,,. and Mrs r-urri<m were made bv H. —' William Robert Drake, Woodland. I Jum >0. u lhe ehurrh. Potluck FoU«k ber of « electric -fcuk clock* clou and .nd a . quantity. ,.«nui r p p. Oannl .7 from r0fn whose home Ime a . targe ; M,LO M,LO lanim Honn.n CtaHum MeB8-. Applied Science; Richard Wit-1 wa* with the tale Rev. nnd Mrs. tool*. The loot irom lhe the two quantity auantltv of goods uoods were stolen. TheThe!1 ..Tlie 4-H boyg'and girls will have Nulty Otoria John and Ronald dinner. Meet Meet your your cunsnine Sunshine menu Friend, of tools. m w ir.i 7m -nt i ----- —j' ninner. wer Christian. Woodland. BB. Ag- to *’ ChartaT ** — j Kmrtaii idlcvliFe ta ronn ■ 00>» »8600 ow» ‘each.-two ‘■cn-’ two were taken into Munclpal court . tni-ir me, ___ I Trtple Trinh. Unk Link Club club wU win’ mrel meet Fr|. *u>rra was ’worth about court.their meeting Thursday evening at Francisco were _______ baptized Bunday at ricullurc; Fred Hauser. Middleville. Maxine ; vilte«eMethJta?\lr*.?n^ 2ST d"v' June 1X at ,h,‘ ho,,w‘ 01 Mri N °l lon ’ ago “K° “ * Battle D,M,e Crwr * here here Friday. rrlday. Each honle of ' Not long tlip Creek Each waived waived examUia-lthe cxanilnar_Lhe.-honte of Robert Robert and and Richard Richard ihe'churth churrh *rvlre service. „ D.V.M.. Veterinary Med.; er BA * X m 'L^ >!UwrnKr Hammond at Crmey. A Gravel Co. reported that someone tlon an d wa. bound over to US?(Xtorpe. ; __ ^e .... Milo ... W 8 C 8 be held rtruvrl Cn rrriartNl tliat Rnmrnnf- tinn .• _ will .................. ’ Alice Macher. Mldd.’i'vllle. rrr.mnnv potluck dinner at noon. had entered their premises and circuit cdurt here in the penal sum Mr.Xnd Hume Economics; Robertt Fred nerformed the Mr. mid Mrs. Mb.' Mcrie Mcrje Bradfield Bradfield, Wednesday Wednesday. June June 17 17, al at lhe the home home Langham. Nashville. D.V.M.. Vet­ th» taodino1 ’ 1 U 'cox wet® 1,1 Halting* Thursday. Thta will be our picnic also. erinary Med.; Ned Weldon Renick. are Leah. Paul Bernice Vivian 1 Mrs Lucille Kahler will entertain I ' t»w th^ crlmra acSdS' »» far “ u* ““b*" know, neith- Merk- and Geoige attended the. Several from here attend** Uie Nashville. BA. Liberal Arte; Ho­ Francte. Eleanor. Joyce and John the Ce4v Creek Cemelei? ClrcL on Community Notice* “ DID A GOOD JOB Bedford were Fresno, Calif. Mra. C daughter of Mr. and Hanaon of Barryton. Mr. and Mra. William 0 had M guest* Decoration Mr*. Clifford E. Poland tn ttie weekend. On Bunday Mr Mrs Cramer and Sandra, ae lbert Hamilton Henney. Hastings. Leah ta Mrs. Meryl Neeb of Hast- Wednesday. June 10. for an after- to hta own confession, to now in Jail' ,r McCann nor Mrs Curttas had A A^A meeting while Mrs Wilcox graduation exerctaea exercise* at Delton on panted by Mr*. Potend. visited BS. Agriculture; Samuel Hyman i Ings; Paul is married and Wednesday evening. also lives noon meeting. | here He I* Ralph McCann Sher’ *^r[ bwt arrested before. Il appears and^Mr*. Bradheld went ana to Ute c«m_______________________________ . !,„eof He ta Ralph McCann of Sher; evrr bwl before. Il appears Mrs. tsraaneia went to me cemSchwartz. Hastings. BS. Engineer- In Hastings; Bernice te now Mrs ' Mrs Reid of Hasting* -spent and Mra. L. Hobto of Alto. I -----------wood a Branch county village The'that McCann grew up In Sand Lake - elery and shopped “J; MH-IM" wnn. Hm- A. J. Anderson of,Bay City: Vivian: Martin Comer. ' strange thing about his Errest and graduated from the village high Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and Wednesday and Thursday with hei called on Mr and Mrs Daniel ------------------ ' Preaching at - the church next de^tkm wJiduTu? the «hoo> A ride-llght on hi* character children of Battle Creek were dtn- daughter. Mrs. Laurel Garrison. On land and family of Middleville. ' .. — V. .. . . ------ “ nome; rTnncis is!!Mrs. Heroerl rirawmi* » - me i T-” .............................. “ i**"! “UeiU W“C°X °n SM‘' Thursday they were Hhr-pplng In B-®« A^teullm*: Mever of Grayling; Eleanor is Mrs. । Bunday at 10 o'clock. Come Cv>»r *nd,Xerhe.tole7romthepremtee*of «.UJ ne rrom me premises otof- the - Sand Lake hard- iirrtnv --------- — — —----------r...r Seward „ . . ,. mower ...... ...note ..... 8ooUn,ftn' 1>lton- Robert Dera^o of Bangor. Maine , IbcMr “ Rood sermon an.dr stay for Wallace the one which nrntirirtor the Pr°Prlr!or of the Sand Lake hard- urday. Battle Creek. Kenneth accompany­ Tlie deepest hunger of a faithful irorestrj. Joyce u ilnB. and - Sunday school! '' Barry county officers had described , WBrp slore whJch he robbed hod asW. A. flpauldlng and Mrs. Wilcox ing them. tajvorklng ln in Oray Grayling, and-Sunday heart b faltiifulneai.T-Oeorg* EUut. _ John ts at not ,JohnyiTat home. There are three 7----------so carefully to the Battle Creek re­ pair shops I grandchildren. The Milo-Cressey Home Uterary’ Monday of last week McCann sold The Rev. and Mra Kendall laid ■]Club*wlU hold in .next meeting on 1 the mower to a party he knew in ...------------- --------------------------------- served many pastoral charges In;. June 4. Mrs. Rose Al­ Battle Creek for 810. Tills man took It wax reported Thursday after- southern and western Michigan, Thursday. , noon that Conservation Officer one Jfnr In Nprtheni Indiana; 37 'bertson and Mrs. Rose Kaxtcad liave1 It to a repair shop there. Tlie fixer arranged for a trip to Fort Custer.- recognized It M the one which the George Sumner lu»d shot a deer.>yp“r« In the regular ministry and The next meeting of the Delicti1 officers had asked him to be watch­ near Dplton; but that wa* an one year of supply work before that J Inland Lakes Garden Club will tic error. The doe wa* dead wi|cn the1 These girls are the "Kendall’ held at the home of Mrs Leon Pen­' Ing for. Hr promptly notified state ixilice headquarters at Battle Creek. officer arrived at the spot where It. Girls" who entertained in so many Troopers Guy Babcock and Karl' was caught In a fence on the C. Michigan towns and churches dur- nock. Tliursday. June 11. Lutz of Battle Creek, who had work­ K. Ac 8 right-of-way. about a mile Ing the recent years, harmonizing i_*rry ed on this case, went promptly to south of Delton. I» many of our Gospel songs Mrs — The Union Cemetery Circle will Section men found the poor erra- Kendall's life i!fr was a labor of -• love meet al Ketcham's hall. Lacey, on1 that shop. From the repair man1 1 they learned tlie name of the per­ ture trapped in the manner stated. and Tl any < — for her .family uT wl” Ju™ 10 ,w • ■'' son who had brought the mower., raa. came within her reach. ~ .. and notified Mr. Sumner. It was reich. "Uncoin"UncomHOME LIFE REQUIRES MORE The state police found that party! You'll Work And Play In Them . . dead when he came, both ite hind- promising with evil, earnestly cm- Hlndx Corner* THOUGHT. THESE DAYS bracing tlie good " The annual reunion of the Hinds nnd from him learned that he had legs having been broken in It* Crisp Spun Kayou! -J At outside amusements are curtailed, home -------------- * * > , scliool will be at tlie schoolhouse' purchased the mower from Ralph struggle to release Itself. In cut­ McCann, who lived In Sherwood mutt be mode o center of attraction! A* ting open lhe dead animal, tlie ■. OBITUARY-------------------------------------- 'Saturday. June 6. A potluck dln- village, who wak working at the budgets are curtailed by necessary taxes conservation officer found a wellKatle May, eldest daughter of.ncr “l noon; bring table service. Wllcox-Rlch factory In Battle Creek and war bond buying, we must learn to -r— —fawn. DennisHe and Sarah Collins, wa* born j ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ developed brought tills ] Hie state police went to the Mchome with him and may liave It May 4. 1875. in Hope lowtiship.; Organizations Ciinn home, and were soon satisfied Deftly Tailored! Get acquainted with vour Penney start mounted and present It to .thei where she lived until— her - -----------. marriage] -------------- — | mat McCann waa the thief, and for home, family and budget I school. ' to Adelbert —• ” —-* Norrta of Prairieville The Banner Class will meet Tues-; accordingly arrested him and December 25. 1893 - Since hta death, day evening, June 9. for a poUycl i searched his home The house tn1 Just the tiling - for so LLOYD SHAFER GOES TO which • occurred May 24. 1924, she dinner with Mrs. Agnes Fisher in, Sherwood contained most all of the many activities! Jacket had made her--------------home insKalamazoo ] Woodland.— Drivers solicit your loads loot he had stolen from the .two WIDER FIELD OF SERVICE --------------------------------------- ,uu. . Our Famout Wear-Testod Sheets at Super-Savings! type shirt with all-around Lloyd Shafer, wlw wa* at one During the last nve years she had • and report to the president. Mrs. Barry county homes. Some of the belt . . . tipper closed time in charge of Boy Scout work been a patient at Borges* hospital cota , property taken from the two hardslack*. Selection of sum ­ herc and universally liked, recently' most ot the time. Last August she | -----------, ware store* was also discovered mery colors. 12 to 20. announced his resignation a* cxec-i entered tlie Brower Rest Home at1 The County Past Noble Grand.-.. there. More of the loot was found utive of lhe Starved Rock Council. Plainwell, where she was at the I will be entertained by lhe Nashville I In a little shack, ndt far from Srwher ]Club Club at at aa 1 1 o'clock o'clock luncheon luncheon June June1 nrd ard Wallace's Wallace's nlace place. The The state state no. poBoy time of of her her death death. She She Imra bor* her herlGlu. n,,,. Scout* of America. t LaSalle? iu.il. . time ’ ' al' 11. '' All wishing reservations, please] lice then picked up McCann in BatIII., a* lie has accepted a simitar suffering with patience, trying one with tlie Badger Council. wilh;»ay« to be cheerful. Besides her; call Mra. O-scar Palmer, not Inter I tie Creek Sheriff Bera . and the Kent county sheriff were notified.' headquarters al Fond du Lac, Wls‘*o staters, who were so faithful • than June 6. Slack Suits On Wednesday Sheriff Bera, UnTills 1* is termed a promotion uromotlon to a -and - and considerate In in caring for her. _ ... ------ Tlie Women of the Moose will deraherlff Doster and lhe Kent of­ wider field of service. Mr. Shafertanw other relatives and The pride of thrifty house meet Friday night. June 5. Ail ficers were U> Battle Creek and will leave LaSalle In mid-June nnd friends who will mourn their loss, wives! Sheet* that have been members arc urged to attend, us Sherwood and found there a good will take up his new duties July I. -----------------• • • there k to be election of officers. share of jhe missing property. j On May 1. 1835, Mr Shafer went BENT TWO TO LANSING homes, nnd have’been proved When McCann was brought be-' to LaSalle from the Battle Creek- A 1030 Ford car was stolen Sunday There will also be initiation of two outatandiugly serviceable! — Sport set with area, where he had served as as-; night from the Universal Garage of new members. Mrs. Lewis Stanton fore the officers Wednesday fore­ Snowy-white . : and Mrs. Ila Reed. noon, he tried to, parry questions In-or-out shirt! atatanl executive, field executive and thte city and was recovered near firmly wdven! which they asked him. He soon; program director of youth work for । Plainwell very early Monday inornSpun rayon The Coat* Grove D. G. T. O. learned that they knew much more, the W. K. Kellogg Foundation.'Dur-. Ing. Two Hastings boys. 12 nnd 13 Club will meet al Mrs. Blanche than lie suspected about his crimes. ] gabardine. BulIng hl* seven years in the , LaSalle I years old. were picked up by Plain­ Baynes' on Wednesday. June 10. A little later he made what he said; t o tied slacks. community there was a growth of well officers, as they were endeavor­ The Thornapplc Garden Club will was a clean breast of hta ‘crimes, j activities nnd membership from 42, Ing to syphon gasoline from a car go to Middleville on June 12 to signed a typewritten confession of' to 106 units and from less than 700 there, after the 'supply In their attend the flower festival held at the five jobs menlloped in the pres-1 to nearly 1.000 Scout*. Cubs and]stoKn car was exhausted. As these' the Kellogg school. ' cnee oi lhe Barry'county officers Senior Scout*. I' I two —" *-*•* had been taken before -fcrnnd state police. McCann did ad­ Economy Priced! Sturdy! Acceptance of the area lender'st serious offenses. Judge Clement, of 'lite I* N. G. Club will hold ite mit that a woman, who was not his resignation was made with regret. the juvenile court, felt Hint they June meeting at the home of Mrs wife, drove the car In which lhe bj' the executive committee. should be punished for thLs one Lillian Manning. South Washington stolen goods were transported, and Amazingly durable! Accordingly he sent them to the St. on Tuesday evening. June 9. acted a* a lookout while he got MUNICIPAL COURT Thrifty housewivea State Industrial Home for Boys, at There will be a potluck suptier at away with the plunder. won t mix* tills valHerbert Bemcli. 30. Route 1. Hast­ Lansing. 6:30. > After McCann had made his con­ ue! 81 in. x W in. ings. was brought Into Municipal fession it became a question as to ALLOW TWO CARS Christian Endeavor Union meet­ where he should be taken for trial. court Thursday. He was charged Wizard Pillow Case* 4 Qc willi driving a car while his license TJie BaTry County Rationing ing will be held at Reid's resort on Tlie Kent county officers thought 42 In. z 36 In. — 19 was suspended. He admitted lhe Board allowed the purchase of two Monday. June 8. Picnic supper al they had good cases against him; Shirt and trousqq er combinations offense and was given five days in automobiles al their session last 7 o'clock. Please bring own food hta tet«t crime wa* In Calhoun , jail nnd directed to pay 15.00 fine week. One was sold to the Oonsum- and table service. Skating wiU county, so the officers there wanted of Sanforized rayon and cot­ nnd 14.90 costa. He paid tlieae ex- era Power Co., the other to Frank follow. him. However. Sheriff Bera and ton gabardine! pensea. Putnam. Purchase of tires was Undersheriff Doster stressed lhe ' •*'**• granted to L. Russell Beeler, two fact that his first crime, the crime, l,rea nnd lubM: Deputy Sheriff thank those who so generously do­ which led to hta detection, was com-1 Boy*' Rugged „R ,, . ! Glenn Swift, two tires and two nated toward the cookies and kits mitted in Barry county, and that] Mrs. Ben Merrick received wordm^, for Fort Custer soldiers. Nineteen the value of Ute goods stolen from Friday morning of the death of I ' , w , dollars In nil were donated. 815 be­ two homes in this county would exher stater. Miss Effa Barry of St ] MARRIAGE LICENSE .. ing used for cookies and $4 for 50 cecd tlDOO. Therefore, they felt Petersburg. Fla. Interment was! Glenn C. Storrs, Hastings. 22: kits which we know brought cheer that his flrat trial should be In this made al Lyndonville. N. Y. I • Jacqueline Moore. Hustings, 20. Snowy white with color­ to that mnny of Ute boys In the county. Tlie others gave way and ful band borders, or solid Aftc McCann is in jail here. 1 color with white border* I Cotton Poplins! The hardware dealers In Kent, The Widows’ Club will meet Fri­ county, and the owners of the two l 18 in. x 38 in. Gabardines! day night with Mrs. Bertha Marble looted Barry county homes have on E. Madison St. Potluck supper identified their property most all WASH CLOTHS of thick. 4 Qe Boys' favorite short at 8 o'clock. The honor guests will1 of which has been recovered. Some, spongy terry — 3 for — •9 sleeve model with be Mrs. Florence Ruling and Mrs. of the guns stolen had been given two-in-one collar! TERRY WASH CLOTHS 4 Oc Minnie Marble. away, but McCann remembered the Plenty of handy A bargain buy! 3 for — I ■» persons to whom he had given them.. pocketa, too! . DURFEE so that practically all the loot will DISH CLOTHS Of un4 Sixteen relatives of Mr. and Mra. come back to rightful owners. bleached Leno meahl J far IC Henry Davta visited them Sunday In his confession. McCann ad­ and attended memorial services mitted that a widow, Mra. Laura ONE POUND BAKED BEANS with them for Lieut. Bernard Davis Mae Curttas, whose home is on M-37. at the Methodist church in Hast- I’ near neBr the u,,, county county line llnc in ln Calhoun Calhoun , Ings. Friends attended from here | countyi hnd drlven hls car to the Deer Found Trapped In Fence Near Delton T‘* R<n " ONCE AGAIN At RECORL SHATTC/Hi SLACK SUITS NATION-WIDE WIZARD SHEETS MUC SPORT SETS Real Savings for Every American Home! Sport Sets TERRY TOWELS Bakery Specials! Strawberry Butter Cream Cake 1 Loaf Boston Brown Bread Baking Powder Biscuits, doz. BANGIIART BAKERY Phon* 2428 112 S. Jtffsrioa St. TOP QUALITY AT A SAVING LUX RINSO LUX'SI' LIFEBUOY .SILVER DUST LSp'Ul Ig. 24c Ig. 21c 3 for 20c 3 for 20c SPRY ,M*y4*8» 69c JDIIH TOWU. LTu FRIDAY \|A ■U4“~"~» SPECIALS SATURDAY ODESSACATSUP bottle can CORNED BEEF RED SALMON can ALICE PUMPKIN no. 21 can WHITE NAPKINS so count 10c 24c 37c 10c 10c C. THOMAS STORES HASTINGS ‘ Dre» the Whole Family in Penney't Ueach Top»! 25c MICHIGAN . .. ...... „ ‘ Kcncs of lhe five crimes he conMr. and Mrs William Surplice • and had also watched while have improved/the looks of their lle gathered the plunder and Glowed home with two new porches and it tn his car. Accordingly, a warrant will treat It to a coat of paint soon.' was obtained for her. and site was Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and family brought to Ute Barry county Jal) —f Nashville rn-n, —* | of spent CilA^av Sunday will, with Ktr Mr. Wednesday. She confessed her __ part and Mrs. Heber Fbstcr. In all five crimes, and. also stated I Mrs. Samuel Geiger accompanied that Eldridge L. Mast. 31. of Battle'] 'Mrs Nagler of Hastings to visit Creek, had accompanied them In their lister. Mrs. Richardson, at the Alto job and had assisted In' Freeport Sunday. " robbing the hardware store at that Mias Mary Bauleh of Battle place ih November. Mast was picked Creek and Mias Grace Bauleh of Quimby spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. George Conklin nnd son. Clifford, and daughters. (Louise and Grace, were supper guest* of Mr. ’ nnd Mrs Roger Davis Wednesday.] Heber Foster is making extensive repairs on his henhouse and gra-. nary. Rev. and Mra. H. R. Pleffer, Mr. and Mra. John Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oorallne spent Satur­ • Koon students o! human g day at Leslie and had dinner with] Mr. and Mra. John Moore Sunday.1 nature tall ua that moat worry ■ BARNl'.M SCHOOL is about money. What is ■ Janu-s E. Dorris was called to1 your money problem? ■ Tutea, Okla. to work for Sesmo-1 graph Services bi the oil fields. He 1 Como in and talk over with ■ left for his work last Monday after’ Corprad With A Myriad Of Fluffy Tnfte! CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Kllton-soft baby chenille is the background for lota of thick highpile Uiftlng on these spreads! De­ licate pastels, rich vibrant shade* or cream, in smart new designs! Whisk these beauties through suds and they come out fluffy and soft, ready to use with­ out ironing! Ilattates! Dimities! Lawns! New Print*! WHAT’S YOUR MONEY PROBLEM si>endlng a two-months' vacation1 with his mother. Mrs. Agnes Dorrii. Hi* mother with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed-' ward Reesor accompanied him as! far ns Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra. Fred Geiger called on Mrs. Agnes Dorris Sunday eve-, nlng. • Margery and Hillis Reesor spent the weekend al home. Ellis Johnston made a business trip to Weidmith over the weekend. Roger Johnson of the-U. 6. Navy! Is spending a len-days' furlough, with relatives-and friends. ' Dorothy Helse of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday at home. J ua—any financial question ■ puzzling you. ■ COOL SHEER COTTONS A crisp cotton frock will cost so Utile and be such a joy! yd. 4ai AVENUE PRINTS Smart SWIM AWAY SUITS Delightful cottons to make housecoat*, pl ay clothes, togs for little tote! Bright *| xw colors' Va...ri at 'I.I LU)1 36 In. wide. yd. <7 All Linen! Crash Towelling When you need cash, you ■ 5 yds. $1.35 can got it here on your own ■ aignaiuro and security. ■ Saits for Young Water Sprite* CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ibt'.', w. suu at. nmu«« llASTIXpg MAT'L BANK BLDO. BELLE IHLK MLLOW CASES — Smooth - white 4 gc 43 in.x Min......... . ml 10 STURDY QUALITY SHEETING— You'll find many AAa •Reg. US. Pat Off. S yd. length from this sturdy toweling I Un­ bleached cotton crash with -colorful border! BELLE ISLE MUSLIM BLEACHED CHEMECLOTM - For a dexen different ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1M1 WAD PRODI ICTIOM * Mr »nd Mr*. Frederick Slocum I SOUTH THORNAFPLE DOUD CORNER IT.TVto■/ l ,7 Jwere Saturday evening dlnnei! yr and Mrs Philip Nichol* and Mr. and Mra. Harold lauch and «u«u ot Mr. and Mra. Ray Clinton, family entertained on Sunday her family andI Will lauch of Charlotte to of ■ totod tn»L Air ,to-u B-rry-Cto T. X. C A rvlUIUSVIAU An important meeting of Triple Wheeler spent the weekMr. and Mra Bert Wil- eaUad at John Hou«hUdln<.} Wedpredict that it will be another six' Camp will bo conducted jointly with [I AMINA IIIIN A Committeemen andtheir wives en,d, wlUl Vivian Barnum. hams and Mr*. Williams' mother, ^*da’r ** WHO STARTED SUCH RUMORS? month* before we even achieve] the Grand Rapids Y. M- C. A. under taltng and wife of Battle Creek.was held at the Parish Hnuw tn' Mr'aa.nt*.£*ra,' Arthur Hedge have jjra. ueB Johnson of Middleville. • » • <tor-.U ,lr p.n., „u, to tor.- «* !“LL!?„pw ... .. . ,, Hastlnn. 38 ’with'""*'*'*' *“ °le jonnsanaccompanied accompanies! F. H. Bergman, wife and children Hastings. Thursday Thursday. Mav May 38. with ?*nUb J1**®* w‘d' • Mrs. Hattie Jonnson Fifty-Eight FupUl Mcai.a — al.nl, WoUn,. .LnT, ..“.irnln 'V Allen *“■" fatnllv '""“F have l»" mnvrd tn “ ... wT .nd Mr.. Jam,. Ollr.r __ uul■ .to D.W Bmm.li aUMuM Uu A,<. camp Manllou-Lln on Barlow >___ ... . . . . . ... _____ roiring. county cnairnuni. blned AxU Axis P power*. It will he be that 'jage. jake. according to an announcement announcement. though' nothing to Justify an opti- wncd 0*015 “ Promotions • presiding to give Instructions , /daughter. Eunice, w to me lhe ccmrvco cemetery --commencement exercises *l Delton instructions on the] the, R’“l“nd" . oaugnter, Eunice, ---------------- . mlstlc hope now sweeping the coun-*1®"8 ,he rvU foree of ““r^y the local "Ya secretary early thl»| Production check-up. L^.' ¥ f*" Charles Ro>< spent ,pt'?t a. a: Clarksville W^a^crc*k e,Crmctery circle will 1 last veur them wen. ku -iei„h ] War Prr 'duc [ Mr and Mrs. Mr*. Charlea Rose al darksvlile ciarkavlUe Saturday afternoon. altemocn ] Wednesday -—‘lon ■-------chcck-up. — evening ' 7:" “^ rrarSo ccm. Orisr Creek Cemclcr; W U« to W. KU b. ore. Ftonto be- «rej_ ., | L“Al year ,herc W£re 3M el«hth John Birman read the remark* P ecor*Uon in Ionia with ~ Mr. They also .lj>p~ Mooned “ at ML Mt Hope HooecemI^eth°envn M orrAD*^ithnlc?mn Bradcrs ,n «l,oote ot thc county.-from Maurice A. Doan. State Chair- * “nd “£>• Bob^Pinkston. ■— ----------—"3- Clifford .—tov A. Atoto,,. Dl.to v......, “2 Bob Ptrauton. etery al Mlddlevtile to decorate'-7 be entertained by Mra. yc>r gin* to be felt. It takes more Ilian | , ...... Kahler Buch optimism is parUcularly a under our thoroukh Ameri- ] J,.riiitie. cUlt™at\ ^dP* the ‘he city, which Is I. prob-1 nun. nun - Wm Wm. Struln gave a short.. short..i Saiydsy and Sunday guests of 1I K *w,‘r June 10 for an afternoon a tow^coCt ^.[*25 including ‘ " '* 1 trav„ on their family tot*. Mean get a “ cadet ready kZm’the the secretary tecretar^’ free! fw «Ny «»>ly about about the the average average for for any any year.) ““J ^‘WUterd^^iTr of"L“maixf -- ------------ The ~ hard atorm of late• Mdy “'^'"d’’ schoo! closed Wednesday ihlsnteced in view of lhe fact that] can *system yiUm to to « rt “ d'‘ rc *d>' Iw for ’^Wllii^ same Ume ’leave* year. J** active combat duty. to devote full Ume to summer play-] ** About -ProdAns to"- Vur Miss fl.rrinnn ’oon caus rarjaaul *d •* all’ ,n In Middleville XritSHlavlIla lth — a picnic. . . Mra, -- . Chamberlain ----- ——I..... hasy Mito, w. to w O- to IO"b“ « “r“' ten ycara ago ■*“ about •ta“ 225 “ of H^k ■““» from i™»'H«S^."AWr""v« UH- Olive Ote. Hayes Ite>~ oLGrand Rapids' SbMa •IUn The great number were in thc reek's on M, Mr and Mr. Fl«>d Aoyd% ™of ari- and vicinity tn be in the darit “* ’ ’ - “n’rS'tor"^^''^^^ .............. ..... dark •un-1 to u KI won . .tote tote,.• F™1 , “lrr raid on Cologne «round xcHviUe.. TTre camp l, to ll“ rurul AdX me . ,-toto nna M,.. SoMun ol“ H«>1.<1 -----------m n-alnaV | Mn and lWp '— I, to. «„ to tetote. hc.W.1 SSm T*’ "Mtoto to w.r o( B«r--------------------------to. .nd Mr .nd Un. Oto,. Kto >«'“ »““• „ , “* “**' —htototo,. btoUMM• I! 1;' S rt^,X.^n »"b^--'-^- o< to »»., conn.,. Lr/S" ''' ' -------aerial action of the war and indi can’Per». '**n b‘-; . KhooU ’ el_1Ilir I and Pork " Short telk* were given ley and Warren Kidder and family Mr. and Mr. James Johnron of : sons of Quimby were dinner gunU On the other hand lhe Nazl1 |aertal actton- of toUle war “nd in<h-' cvclei K• ' U- .. 1 ,KThen school* or.. ? , ... . .rural . u , began . closing'... , n<lby Mr. Walter Fisher and Mra Mr. and Mra. Arthur Kidder at- HasUngs were Sunday afternoon> of Mr and Mrs. Lynden Norris. In the afternoon all called on Hiuir, armies have crashed Poland, over-1। cates that American bomber rein-1 Older camper* will be attracted by. their whole school or the eighth । Lawrence Parrel] on "The Advan-. tended the Baccalaureate service at callers on Mrs. Hattie Johnson. . I forcemenu must now be coming 'J*'? Wtc,k‘ePi X,°Ul!’ J?08**1 Kn“lc only' 10 tra-mlKlrl hj other, tages and Disadvantages of being the school in Hastings Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Lee Hendrick rt- Bldlcmnh's of Dowling. Keith Chaf' run France, driven the British bock!t.u k ------- --------hemg planned by ll« graded schools, and for the last • Committeeman's Wife Marguerite has steady employment tunied home Saturday evening after ■ fee and girl friend of Jackson called te tol, Ul.nd. toon o«, rten./'----”"*'“ °"*- ‘ - - - -» ... —., Hastings bummer Playground ”1 Lawrence Farrell had charge of at the Hotel Hasting*. Hastings Summer Playground These lf ir A These I passing considerable time in Way- tn the afternoon. In the evening I factory volume, since, without the tours and weekend camps wiU take four 0!' ftre >'cara tlie number h^ark and Norway, scored a blood-, thc instruction meeting for men Mra. Merrill Strimback and chil- >and wl‘h hcr brother-in-law andI Lynden Norris and family called on prospect of large scale replace- ‘thc he group on bikes to points of dropped down to about 100 100. But on AAa War Producflon check-up dren and Will Strimback of Wood- »l*lcr. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Sensiba., George Wellfare of Hastings less conquest of Rumania. Hungary • * /* ~7" interest in surrounding territory and1‘hls >car ‘here are only 58 eighth, 1 We are tp have new neighbors in too- Buto,te. btoW oul too- ”™“- “ ted.oob.tel to, to Bn,, along ■ , graders 1in the to. rural of the1 1 Mra Warren Bolton lead the Wo- tend were dinner guests of Mr. and a>u] carbig for the new little Miss lhe Carl house. 11 Mr. Matson and I-tekr Michigan. —« schools —1—«- «» mens discussion m the afternoon Mrs George Taggart Saturday, on "Lillian May. to-tel dBvon to Al.te. to o, would h.„ tor., to — Conley Davies, statae Y. M. C A comity and al! have been promoted ] ** ' Sunday Mr und "Mt> Taggart nnd1 Mrs. Otis Scott visited thc ceme- family of Battle Creek P11, .** follows Briggs SOt'TIGVEST WOODLAND Otoe., to,.. C,«te aw., tom “ "»"» 'to-, secretary, reviewed the program of Ilcne and Jannetl NorrLs wtnt children spent the day' with the , tery at Parma lee Saturday fore ­ the local "Y" on Thursday and Fri-|• School—Rolland Powell and Anna । home with grandma Chaffee for a Enalbdi ta tateal htokm,And '""'"-toted ...Ion Mrs Etta -----Smith spent the weeknbon. . ‘S'..■""'L"". -------- ' Garold Tagggrt furnily of Marne. day of last week and helped to set!'Swartz; Hendershott Schoo! — Neva short visit Brogan. Laura Schantz ant! Ken-; c?rtT W,’V Mr" nnd‘ Mrs- Paul Bfnhh becn Mr and Mrs Rolland Oliver and! -r in motion plan* for the coming I Mr mlu and Mrs. John Hough'.allng . neth Tobias: Weeks SchooL- Doro- Of quite 111. is wine better. family, also her sister of Flint nnd and navtg »rnt (0 Jonesville Saturra •JuU,ncx »“ended thc wrd-' Mr. nnd Mrs George Bassett of Mrs. Francis Oliver, passed Sunday day and Margaret visited In Battle tate to. toto . oan,.--"^ -Wte Ql^„, b, ..to, Burpee Eide- Ttobfas; fiar• Mr. Davie* wns especially pleased thy — — — -and --------------------- — ding of his staler, Gwendolyn, nt Freeport mid Kate Kidder of Hast- with hi* parent* Mr. and Mra. rri-k11 * 8 „.n, blow .torn, .tech to Qra' « to find a wide variety of activities "O' Mill—Nyta Cole nnd Arlene' Battle Creek Saturday ings spent the week-end with thc James Oliver. ' | . . , — carried ------'' out ' ■in. the Burry f.|Gartrtt: Roguos- School — Clifford being onl, no. toonto,! ., on. I*"--!*"'. " * b,’”'*'!,'* r run I Andrus and Raymond Howell; FV.h I Mr" and Mrs" An‘on Pcck a,,<i *«n Clare Bassett family. On Saturday Eaton area. Clare Troutwine passed Saturday Tlie clover-leaf intersection on a locnool — william cook BroVn R<‘vnuind - of Chicago were Cook; week- Mr. ‘School — William I "and Mrs Bassett and children night and Sunday with friends tn gasless Sunday will be Just dandy „tel Pn.,1 to,bo, N.,.1 S’"0”" School—Paul Brovont and Helen 7’-? guwU Mr nnd Mrs cal1"1 on Mr and Mrs Sylvralei ■ Grand kapids. dnm. U. S. te,«. from to nUp-1or for cutting a figure 8 on roller skates McKenzie Coat* Grove School - Lehman and called on other rein- Van Horn of Middleville. pines. Guam and Wake bland*.* 8 I Betty AllertUng. Anita Brisbin !„ Bnd,r,,‘n<U" Mr nnd Mts" Jn,ln Oa,M 01 i ; Richard Frantz Agnes Fuller WilMr" and Mr"" J Katherman of Grand Rapid* called on WiU Calm*broken English naval power ^."Xman’morate win emta^ 'ma Haight Either Ragla arid'John'Bradford" °’ apwu ,rom Thursday Saturday. Miss Bonnie Calms also Bonking Houn:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. Richardson" Lake View School — 110 Monday with Mr. und Mr.;.Owen paid her aunt and uncle a short al base at Singapore, d ;Kale raids. Such attacks did not! ‘Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) i Betty Matthews mid Wancta She!- SmRh Mnd ““ended the graduation visit on Thursday. supply ro“ Jtj] d<‘m<,rallze England. Civilian popu-1 Clark. Dorothy Lillian Coldren.. -Imburger. ------------ ------------------Shores School-Kenneth ------------:%«*«»• „ ‘ _ „,R°br.rt, and En’el. ol । „----- -—.—. Altoft School - Billyi ‘Mr" and Bdw“rti Tremain Cloverdale are spending a couple of thrust* in Thailand and Burma, and UUoiu infinitely more I E",d J,“an Crofoot Kenneth L De- F*nnlngton I i mond. mono William wiinam Fay Fuv Donovan. Donovan JoJo-"no vera Sprague: ouraguc: McCalMcCai- lnnd ch,Idrcn Jackson were 6«t- week* at the home of their grand-! driven Dutch and Allied forces from' tough and durable titan any- ami-j 1 MartaSchool-Gloria und Vera Springer; Shultz Urd?yJ!U”U 01 Mr" “nd Mn' Jo‘ Pn,er“*- Mr Mr* Eirl Engel. f b 11 I I East I die ‘ouuli ano durable titan anv arm. IWphlnP Eaton’ CarolFullerjlwm . . t..... r.__, uundfabU,OUS1> rlCh Easl 11 <S ch“‘r strategists David ,to- had u-jpredicted. ---- -*■-•--1. David Spencer Soencer Goodyear Gooclvrar III. lit MnuMau-’..SchoolSchool—Ann Ann Bellingham. Bellingham. Jean Jean Bt.-, B<.while- their mother. Mr*. Dick EnFlynn of Hastings get fynnock ­ ' The Nazi public may or mav not rene A Haavind. Marjorie LouisetUngliam and Robert Kenyon. Ciov-i Mrs. Margaret ‘ -— Is - in — -r ----------- iuupital —-»-------- under — Only In Russia has there been any FnBlixh I HUI- HoI,ta Dean I«enhAth. Selma erdale School-Earl Chilson: tittle *“* “ WM'k'‘n‘1 ot Miss Betty going a major operation. semblance of a mUtary victory for ■ „K„hi , | L. Johnson, Thomas Edwin Kurr. Brick School — Merle Raymond:, Vm------‘IU18 !■ ,h ». «, -r , Word V,<xd from fro‘» Vernon Vertion Engel Engelin intraintrainthe Allied nowera Herr lhe Ger-|d d' pro*?aWy not" IJul forcl«” cor- David Brace Long. Chester C. Me-I Monroe School-Jimmy Fisher and’ ,M Mr. ,r “ and nd Mw Mrs Pranlt,, Franklin » Townsend Ing ing states that he ha* had two prou»e Auieu powera riere 1‘*: ^ > rPSpOtldenL, who obscned German। Millon. Vern Homer McMillon Ralph Nye; Stevens Schooi-Geral- ?! Io"la Wer? *»<•«»“• Ku^ta of motions and te now a sergeant. Conmans were stopped Just short °‘! rfaction* to air attacks believe that! Laura Marie Maurer. Raymond Jo- dine Shaneek. Junior Shaneck and Mr"« TJ1*IU$"d 4 P*rcn*s- Mr. nnd jjratulaUons. Vernon. Leningrad and Mowow by stubborn Jwph Murphy. Raymond Edward i Lavonne Slocum: Banllcld School- "'"*; u „ powers ECHOES----------------Soviet action and abominable 1 , 10 U“e 8 lo1 "' Nelson. Robert Lee Pivrce. Marjorie] Beverly Ashdon and Eloise Byers; “nd,^rs, Hnr,,ld Hecker a,!d L. . punishment without collapsing. weather During the winter months PUr ‘Uhmenl * U1’0U‘ CO1U “’'lnB Loutse “'mold*. Beatrice Anna Norton School, Gayle Ainslh- John,chlldrct'ot Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mr-. ‘Last Week. Utter) weather. During tnr wmter mon ns., Nellher American*.English. Dutch Rose. Robert Anthony Smith. Dor- Maurer and Betty Kipp Branch AnUm 1 ,lk and ““>'>vmd of ChiFred Hauser of M. S C paid a Russia pushed back the Nazi lines nof Allilrull )ns 1)nvc wn. Mrnfr on oOiy M. Stanley. Marjorie R Task- School-JunioE Richards and Don-lcaK° and Mr und Mrs J Kather- brief vtell at the home of hb, aunt... and recaptured about a tenth of T. i »'i» ier- E'el)m Arlene Townsend. Ella aid Roush: Blake School — Jonn man of ohl0 wcre Saturday dinner the Mlsw* Nell and Almira Reed, the courage mantel,.....it VanderVoort, Trevor L. Van Keller; School-Naoml Beck.'kup*'4 of Au'“ Mary Phher “nd Wednesday* while on his way to Uic territory icrniory she sne lost. lost, Hitler niucr manm«n- ' ;.. . . ta “**“>•' Belle „ n.cuer. Milo *1110 scnooi —Naomi Beck. ——— >.•«.» »_ und■ .. . । Susie. Ohio on buslnexs. aged to hang onto most of lhe e*-.' dangerous dan«“nu* to t0 underestimate an on-1 op- wm,tten Houten. Jean Mary ur*n Wallace. Neva . FYwnk Roush Mary Saundrr-.; Hig-' Mr “nd Mn*" Fn‘nk Neithamrr Bernard Bedford and Ralph' , . “ . ponent — a* we learned to our sorWarner. Rosemary Doreen Week* i Prairieville School — William Hieto.U.1 .Ato.ee to Ptolto. 1Urbot I N.OWraAte-Itoto. te.n AiptoU mX ...? E<uS —* 11 and family, Mr. and Mr*. Theodore Balmer aecomi>ankd the former's] “a,ys <• ■« «»> t>.e!^i? • ’ ".'■ “ “ ' ‘ I «>«»•! n U wrii ui vr, nn m tnr......... — “•— -wiuiuira. norm rmr wwe Ncnoo'lf‘,Brdnn nnd Inrz Ann and Frank brother. George, and party of Host-| .. J . . ’ .. u . Brisbin John Bush Ruysell Dur- -Kenneth Bagiev. Algonquin l-ake •,'>rd-'“»- Ahc« and Phyllis of North Ings on a fishing trip to Grand .notion tha. the war will end this •. wood Byers, Robert c Clinton. Dor- School—Junior Sherman; Chidestc.- Woodl;,nd WCTr Sull‘l"l-V guests Of Haven Sunday. ■ year. vrar n It ain»b«t almoat rrrtniniv certainly win will n not .,i is Jean Coats. Jerald CurtLvi. Dor- School — Robert Packard- Tnnnrr Mr and k*n>" Rjul “rodbeek Mr. and Mrs. Bob BartholomeV ward last summer i end tn 1943 and possibly not In "W olhy L Lucille Denny. Elsie m Nora EdColeman "Mariani Mr "ld Mrs Fklwnrd Thompson of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs., MCUI. mm, ,. bi . . school — Marvel^SSl.ff.tonl wards. Amy June Hammond. CiiroMoe and Doreen Wllltaths: Yankee,aild cl,ddren otSunfield were gue.s;*! Roy Purclta.se of Lowi li-wrrc Sun-1 ‘ 1944. About all that competent milEthel Hansen. Priscilla Ann 1 spring* School—George Adler I of ,,rr Puranta.Mr. and Mr*. Luu- day dinner guesL* of Mr. nnd Mrs BU«1. lb. Nul w^,ri „„ „r u u line torrlnaten Lyle Late Hathaway. totonv Rctah toi.i,All eighth graders . submit OrK an Adkr Harrington. orig-!rcncc I'ucaJ Drcor-'"p.n Da> Norman Purchase. Mr. and Mr.. w aku u u a e io Marie Hummel. Dorothy J. Ingram.. Jn4i (mtebook at the end of the* Mr" "”d Mra. Kenneth Williams Max Allen ut Grand Rapids were .nd mud. Mo. mlUUT “m™"-',„„ u,e Altol torials ^^Z^^Y-M.c:AINew* RURAL SCHOOL CHECK-UP MEETING PROGRAM FOR ft)MMFNrFMFNT . — ,., M l*loa RU»U .U1 MM be, ^uM „ Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Riley of Ark­ ; stto" mS, M^r; ।/• te tawtoS, s •“ . //."i -------------------,U« ui hold on. HO! . on. b.- ^ 1RJ 1RJ ansas are visiting ut the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs I Uno u™ u* sorf.u .m bo .bk U wm M mreji Uii! 5deM&ita NeSri^’^d^ran Mlcl,lBa'' bon'k' 8 ’ Mricuhural i,r ',,ld Mrs. L.-O Guy and family'Fr«l. taking .1a residence in “— before ■ mol HlU,,. fonM .M. m „a Io[ a ww,• Xvln* VtoIeF^fe%Si and ’ hl't"yy and C*ur1,‘• &ton nnd b"”y Grand Rapids, where Mr. Riley has1 So. Ml >hlw .oraidcnd, U» Al­ employment. IM »|Mo hove Silk .bou Mb „ „ _« Kenneth H. Salene. David Herbert Two hundred five-week-old chick* k d ,wu t|Ultt‘ " ,0‘ . Mr. and Mi's. Elmer Matthews. ! Mrs. Paul Brodbcck and Mra. and a brooder hou-c were complete­ 11., b..« in U» «.y « oftenaunng 1MJ BI Settles. Winifred Loube Severance . otta‘nnil‘y. . Richard Brodbecx attended the Lu ­ ly destroyed by fire about 5 o'clock ’ Russel Charles Shellenbarger. Doris ’ — * i theran Missionary Convention at Sunday morning on Nonnan Pur­ The ASM hove mod. »« mw-1 u . ’ Evelyn Sherblnskc. Harold John j Detroit last Tuesday. chase's farm. ■»' - miles east of Mid­ r.lflcent defensive stands. Dunkirk • » Sherman. Jean Marie Smith. Betty | Mr. and Mrs. Keith Furice nnd dleville. Thc building was heated Mae Thomas, Jacqueline M. Thomas, i Baby Charles were Saturday gutils by an oil-burning brooder stove. Bataan. Tobruk and Corregldor will ‘ , Beatrice Imogene Tuckerman. Nyiai of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Sisson of doubtless go down as epic chapters ] June VanSyckle. Jack EWon Wag­ arc based on the supposition that ner. Harold E. Webb. Donald KenI Irving. BARBERS CORNERS In courage and bravery. .But. fine 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grant and Russia will not be defeated thisi neth Wellfare. Thelma Weyannan. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Presum. -Mr. Tlie Hastings Merchants split two! though they arc. such gallant stand* ,.mr» over over the «nr weekend wrexena losing Mnmg to Mildred E Wolff Kidder. Harry L games to £■«*«»»“« J* Battle Creek rftlted and Mrs. Harry Preston and Mr summer and fall. the Battle Creek Olivers 6 to 3 nt “ ." d Mrs Vlc ‘ P r BcnRcr Sat ' Wood. Jr. the Baltic Creek Olivers 6 to 3 nt . • Norton of Fremont spent Friday Ab-M u» to. ,«u to. »>• »I toe , "»• *"“• * “« "* APPRENTICE TRAINING— Or­ Woodlnnd^on Saturday <md . .. night and Saturday nt Ro*/ Pres­ Woodlnnd on Snturdny and winningwinning, ,“J ,,, ......... VMM Baton.' .nnn.plutoi.nu u> “' . ville Vincent Cooley. R Keith Sage. from the Verona Merchants of B it-1 ^'r a,ld Mrs. Isnng Wtlll.ims of ton's. —-—19- -to- 3 on Sunday. were Sunday guests ...... ..’■■■ i pushed In time if we relax our "all­ I1 woodland —r—— ------ of COMMERCIAL COURSE - Har- tie Creek Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Barnum and date is tiiat they have never txwn e*Hnrla». Swift and Craig pitched for Has-1I C®> r“« Farlec -...I and family, rietl C. Babcock.--A^nes E. Benson, family of Uiuing visited at D. Sny­ . . i in vii.-i°u‘ effort in the slightest. - ------------------------------—.. completclj defeated—and. in view optimistic rumors which In-* B°nnita Jean Booram. Mclva Nellie tings against the Olivers with V.| ------------- '*•'»---------------- der's on Saturday. of the overwhelming superiority In I op 1 I ciaertt. Clagctt. Nita Nita Mav May nni-naon Coleman. Rose- Pierce and Hegar behind the plate. । fjOl’T|1 BOWNE Wayne Bump of Detroit visited u1 *P>red hope for a possible ending lene Marie Cooper. Agnes Margaret Fur the Olivers. Stebeiton pitched] Mr. and Mrs. Milo Curtiss -cntcrIds parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nay manpower and equipment they have । ' ' ' ’ Cunningham. Gertrude Ellen Di- wllh Varney and Powell catching.. fained several of their friends Sun­ Bump, oyer the weekend had to face, that statement Ls by I Axis inspired. Hitler. Hirohito ct mond. Bonnie Jean Drake. Beverly Miller Blanimed a homer m the: day wlw-n a potluck dinner was no means derogatory. In fact, it and the —Merchant* added , served ---- — - — ------------- ---------------------... in honor of their third an- Fremont spent Saturday night and ] i al. would probably like to see us Jeanette Dryer. Juna Juanita Per- 1eighth Implies spirit and determination, ofris. Wilma Eileen Garrett. .Tlielma, ‘*° more In the ninth but cou’d not ’ nlvcraary. . . Sunday witli Mr. and Mra. Roy relax a Hille and slip back into our laiclle Gibbs. Maxine Lois Jarman.[ overcome the »tx ran* the Olivers Mrs Jennie Pardee and Wanctta Preston. monumental proportion*. But spirit attitude of optimistic complacency— Atdelh Jeanne Nye. Jennette E garnered earlier in lhe r.~ game. caller* av at sienry Henry u»nnJohn-r-i... . I Schray were vusivrs Paul Foley of Grand Rapid, viaand determination, alone, cannot —*•' 1home ------- Ited Ids mother. Mrs. Jerry Foley, Thi Merchants Merchant* played the Veroita VcronA 1I son's and the Alder Alden r»Porritt an attitude which helped to make Pierce. Veta Ione Rice. Helen Betty । The beat a war machine Uke Hitler's. Thompson. Ella A. Tylrr. .Merchants Saturday afternoon terenants on Sunday Sundav und and won wnn 19; lO.cnfn.n.. over the week-end "Pearl Harbor" possible. AGRICULTURAL COURSE -Ce3a_Cn,1« ,a’’d Kr^r P“chmg] ja Br.idberrv and wife of Grand j_Mr. «. .u.u Men and machines are on their and Mrs. uorrn Loren mycr* Myers ana and Let us be sure that such a re- a , ‘“^.7 7T ’"i R ‘p!ii ww rjll’ri ll,r “’«> fam,ly »«*n‘ “»e Wwkend al Uke way. The armory of the United Guernsey. Eugene William Huy wood. lalcJ>crn I’hvyed with lhe Colum- Porritt mid Jerry Blough homu on Michigan. totorn U ta,to>to u. toato . Ul'-I',™ ...Jn, Otis Junior Hill. Arthur C. McKclCleaners, a colored team, was Saturday, afternoon stream of supplies which a con-... , vcy. Roger Ellas Otis. Robert Gull Ho*‘poned and Verona played In- ] Maurice Holcomb’und familv nf If what i do no verted American industry is fur- rilDUC P OFUm Saunders. Arthur E. Stauffer. CUs ““<> ta rtar Wendell Strickland. Alexander B . The Merchants play at Grand; (,f their paraita^r^nd^s DD niahlng In ever-increasing amounts. 1 ficial nr hurtful to humanity?— U*borne. Kenneth Wayne VanDen- «“!’«» "•xl Sundaj agamrt the G Holeomb Mazzini. But it will take time. Time, Mich. bure‘ : *' J?.?’1 ... ..... wn..i। Tho«c ’* .—_____________________________ Tf,tw* present l,r'*^‘» nt at Jerrv Blnuuh Blough's T-i-mr* • Have you a way of finding out ---------------------------------------' , Tlu‘ Merchants now have ’" on Sunday to enjoy thc potluck din- ____ . Possibly we can get men and ma- thc Manfca and aaan.*^ Of Hast- DUNHAM DISTRICT , ,our “nd Ias‘ o,w : ncr were Roy. Blough and family. ERECT YOUR MEMORIAL . lerials teriais in position an on the ine various ings mgs boys ooy* that mat are arc in the me Army, beoe- ; Mr and Mrs. Forre-y Wright have Ru-mII Blough nnd family. Aaron »iUiYr fronts to begin Offensive offensive action action' big Inc stationed at nt Kelly. Brooks. Dun- mOTed^liijWith lib^pareau. Mr. and ’ {Gronewald and family of Freeport con. or Randolph Field*? rI.- being gome time during early 1943. Ccr- con i Vernor Moore of Hading*, Mr and Hasting* defeat! d Ionia a former Hastings resident, would dare of Mr. Wright. tn ! Mrs- Hflrve’3' Blough nnd Leia Startalnly no one who appreciates the be glad to contact thc.se boys. erahi.7 : lK>ard ot Welcome Corners and Mrs transportation difficulties involved Yours truly, . Paul Davis and family of Kalama- , The Thl' Saxons, Saxons. vqffh w/Hi only two regu-1 reguMr . Bnrt FIXJYD W. LANDEN. lars from la*t yeur ’ s championship Thl* brings up another factor we 1713 Santa Barbara St . Sunday Mrs. Minnie Moody and '«‘m surprised everyone by Ngam . . “ r' '' San Antonio. Texas. Idv werc Saturdnv sumjer guest* of sons visited the cemetery south of ‘ aging thc West Central League| 7" m V rar. must consider before giving rein to ; Mr and Mrs. Jerry llfougtjJ Battle Creek where her mother u' Cliamplonshlp allhough sharing 1: —■ •' । Mrs. William Hutchins of Freeour optimum. buried and also called on relatives' »«h Belding, We ore winning the battle of pro- L V 7 kA • (x>rt visited Wednesday and Thursin that vicinity I -League standings; w™, t !day Mt Art Richardson s ‘ duction. but are barely holding even Brandt McIntyre, who recently' Won Lost Mr und Mr, Bn.w Ij>)Kh of Ci!_ in lhe battle of transportation ' Hayden Hathaway of Charlotte, received hts wing*, and now has the! Hastings .. . ‘ j] edonia were caller* un Mrs. Estella \j-boau are sinking our supply ships1 who wa* arrested last week bySher- title Staff Sergemn Pilot came for I Belding : । Rosier Simday. a visit Monday with Ills parents Ionia . . as fast a* we can build them'. We IN Bera and UndcnherifT Doster, Mr. and Mra Orson McIntyre. Frl- Greenville •? TH- Rev. nnd Mra. Edwin Roush didn't have enough merchantmen j charged with felonious driving ot a day they with Mrs. Katherine Jones I of Carson City were Fridav supper Hastimi Season Reword: . guests of Will Mishler and family available for the transport Job be-jntotor ear. was brought before Jus- and son Ronald went to Muskagon Middleville Mr -----------and Mra-----------Fred Van Dou- ‘"l ” 1 nnd on Thursday Joule Roikvh of fore Dec 7 and we have made UtileiUce Ben Ik”TOa!1 on Thursday, lie: to see .... -- ----------Fret port ■J Howell was a caller. I waived examination and was bound ................................... “Bn 'Edith Mclntyrei ?»»« Brandt T-.KSSS re­ Belding net gain since. iover to the Circuit court, ins bond' n>»lned until Saturday when he uAs' 7; Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson vi«1 Red Sunday at Mr and Mrs. Will Ships are the weak link in our being fixed at *2.000 He was un-!‘° !'“»e it”- Milwaukee where he Greenville 7 Richardson of Six lake and accomchain. Unless we can get men and able to furnish It and so 1* tn the t stationed, Hastings Belding 2. panled them to Remus to call on m.clunr. Io lhe teute teonu „ eu.lobr or Iho.Wrur Mr. H.U..-. «™»f •' Ml Hastings Ionia 1 Mr. and Mra. Fred Simpkins ...ntv .nr .wv»-r -i.h .nv w“y h*s »*«nied a complete confes-1 „ asant Teachers College spent I. ::l 1 cannot apply our power with any thai lhe car wllU11 hr was the weekend at hi* parent*' home Hasting.. 1, Mrs Mattie Mishler received woid I Saturday that her brother. Warn :i eHect .driving at a very rapid rate caused|,eJT" . CHARLTON 4’AHK This is why- Hitler is giving us the smashing of a limb of Carl W. R*!Va Ball is spending this; Roush of Hastings, wa* in Pennock The baseball game with Oliver j hospital with pneumonia. such a lambasting with his U-boats’ Main. 13. on March 28. on Lamp-1 week *er“ with *RhuMr. ^,r and nnd Mrs Keith Ball Farm Equipment ” lUseUiil on! 7—u—tram ' ■?:r' ” n Ur- <nrt Alden Eash and is one reason whv he nroh.blv man h,U' west Ot the cll>’ 00 M^3 ’ at Gull lake Mrs. Perry Sigourney ,u of bundaj sl.owid that the park team born spdnt the weekend P i Mr Hathaway asks that his case be] ME and ~~ has again what it takes. take- The final'parent*. Mr. nnd Mrs A f*n t overly-worried about AmerlMrs- Mtn - . Ibf0Ught uiuukus t^mre uciore tlie me Circuit uircuii court court ai as!Gran.5 .t/’, r ™ «•»«*<> 0,1 ........... .-.u,-­ bus .can — — i — ---------------------------A... ... ... . I nte M0<xly Timndav evftninr «-• if 0 ?' w#i 8 ’ ? 1 of thui Jerry Blough nnd wife were in power for the present. He| soon as possible. He has signed a T.,ur’dl*.v cvenl’iK Mr* Mood Moody's sis'rr ,\j ------Mn. Moody's knows that our ability to get ma- full confession nnd says he want*'iurday a yy Mrx '» sister. wr5 ~ . Park tenm Oliver s Jone tally came Hastings Friday , Tlielma Kissinger and family of -on rffl o'vrthrow to first -base • I Tlie storm »r had Friday rtgi.1 *lne. .to ton .« U» taute Iranu’10 “<• lllielm: Battle Creek were dinner guests. ALTHORIZED DEALERS gue.-ts was only the second game, was terrible and did a lot of <hmJ limn-* ThI to take what may be coming to him. Mr*" Myrrili Dunkcibcrg‘he season and the second time age It took down M trees In the Is limited. The waler barriers j 7^ sheriff's officers had very . SbXSJ;^ ‘1 w’"" Mr.»- >he> h... pr.elhed w«eu»r |, D IU1 Holcomb .Code end In hl. have practiced together. IRONSIDE MONUMENT Which have always helped to pro-1 litUe to start working on in this er with Mr. and Mr*. Walter Dunk-1 ; elbcyer John'1 door-yard door-yard. n!*!?/ of ’J Ucey went *pPl to ,o South' South t Next Sunday afternoon Two TwdjHtHn lecl America from Europe and ica*e. but Hwy kept al it until they WORKS .Bend Sunday.to attend of Battle -------atwiiu on uu Monday MunoAV cl*» >1~m A-2 tram M„ui mi uaiiir Creek will! Wlii! ---------------- -nr Japan arc now helping to protect ^1>ffd 11 the —...—,- . -. ■ — ■ ---------the funr-ml funeral «F of a. AAw.-k. cotufn. the for- Uy for Ilaurels at the ---park. The WOOD SCHOOL ' toteto IM, Hiller and HUohilo from us. | Love and you shall be loved. The mer lntI„Rose Ro5‘ Henry. H<*n,Z; — ‘ S“mc will be called for 3:30 o'clock Mr- “i'd Mr-. George Stanford phone 2497 k*Dk Mrs Emma Clemencc of Battle' instead, of 3 ar. usual because that »nd ‘he fanner's mother spent D-conc nailing*, Mich. Then there is the question of(*ood man has absolute good, which. ot- her inlnto men Wa to- han a te- UM? ,u™ "■»<» <“ 1“ touahto" £ Sund“>' ~ ; 1* a# soon a& some of the team can oration Day with Mr. and Mrs. daughter Mr. 1». k-> D°"° ------n , j Caryl Bowman and famtlv and on hmtoto toxmto !».n totoa'ato ““»• “ ‘ "-WI ,,n AL1 il< iPIZf 0" . I toton hann-Dtoto! -O»7ai DA? BV1 BONDS— " .L, » >4,.------ -----' Saturday evening Mr and Mrs MeL —ON PAT DAT, BUY BONDS— .vln Hunt made a »hort viait. Sporting News Hastings Merchants Beat Verona 19-3 NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WATERS CLOTHES SHOP I WnILt YOU J.S??X Hathaway Admits Car struck TOUng Main «»■ £.;„; ikkikKlggyig!!** c““" ™’ Summertime Slack Suits for Men and Boys big complete stock for easy selection MEN'S SIZES BOYS' SIZES 350 to §95 265 10 375 Mon Sixoi 28 to 46 Boy** Sixes 6 to 22 4 very complete stock of Bathing Trunks Slips: 4 year old to Men's 52 Waist 98c 10 CLOTHES ea<-h SHOP "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy �jilm hi ;i r5 om;ii it Hi iin?h i (r - 1 - 1 ~t FORREST L. JOHNSON ★ SALES and SERVICE☆ ☆ Yes! We're still in business. Why wouldn't we be ? ? ? We hove always served our patrons fairly ahd hon­ estly and in turn they are keeping us busy now. If there ever comes a time when our customers can no longer drive their cars then it will be time enough for us to stop doing business. We wish everyone the very best and we appreciate your patronage. We're Here To Serve You, Drive In. H Hastings. Phone 2370 FORREST L. JOHNSON 1FB ,111 sUgihjs-.p- hhi! Ij.i !!H hffiffi! (5 » S sE = o'’5fBf PJPri a ■ - *i Q 8 m w ’ £ ’ 55 KI I Ilhll!!! FIs U? IPhrl 2 2 i o; hi ill ihr IB • th hHkhhai i ifel' -I J5s’stlk.sS 533 ”,*?! a ■H II ihmhls i a!^8?h?j hhhpsFp Hr?a h p WF h Sh I Hfes=b Fi M oh? E5*h= “1?“’ fo ^psia Kt5fffs^jSs|Sf ?5 I j cSls£5 P»5’L. sihU’!^ 9 If! I2S° ! Jbs8 a c g ics 8 S I? h F= F° ?! i g g si p Ja|£& :hll! ihfh H;1 4h r h’i: HfSh I|FlI bsh fjhllfc !§*H s 'g>-° • ■ ’ a’ pgg’’? Ii ial h ihll hhs Ihlhtlrth Hth ?phh f h!l O1!1 > z» s- x- S vt LhI O r? ii i a a $s a 4:93p?iis|nf>ip> -« u a ? Co = SS $ =■8 5 'SHB-'fh i:«f h KI • h WpiP ii wi.hM OM1 HiteM IShii : ’ mia i ii;! »i ' = ;Sg-iS»£eI« in k-iM 1 F P 5? 56 5? 5 EjaHKM’W? phyi hh^hh* E II = 2 = I i? liM ; : liilikabocjs ; a S 5 F ihi �THE HASTINGS BANKER. THt’RSDAT. JVNT 4. IM2 NORTHEAST WOODLAND | and were dinner guests at the home cum. their baby and other relatives will preach on the theme. "A Living: be devoted to the cause of temper-! 7 30 P. M. and Bunday at II A. M. BLIND* EVANGELIST AT r. 1. eurt. « wt:" “* hCMr and Mr*. Floyd Jordan and Church." ance. B. c. Hoyt of Nashville will;Tlie Rev. M. W. Lemunyon of Bat-! WESLEYAN CHURCH j be the guest .speaker He Creek WiU conduct the service*. nothrtek blind evan- ' »l* nt °over ’cr lhe «“Vspent the w«*k«nd weekend with hta1 his' ‘family. . The Ladles' J. O. Y Missionary I Rev Lemunyon 1* a very deep spirMUa Olga Eckardl Oeo Schneider and Ella and George of Hastings were Bunday FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 'Circle ----- ------- -meet- ........... preaches n.-— Glendon Eckardl were Bunday aft- guests of lhe George Kelleys. will with Mrs. E. -Lan- -tual■ -----man and ‘ --------- the — old — «elut “nd P*rt> wU1 ** at ,he Bible truth* truths ot of Holiness Holiness feyan Methodist church, N. MfehlSunday afternoon with the emoon callers at tlie home of Mra. The subject for Bunday is "God, fear of 413 North Michigan Ave. I fashioned Bible irij aunnay auemoon wun ine ; v '-------. 1 life We welcome vou »“> *nd 8Ul* R®**“'Bertha Itekardt Mr and other member* of the Senior 2 and Mr* Mr*. ViCVlcthe Only Cause and Creator." I on June 10 In the afternoon. The of heart and life. We welcome you. i-iw -Bertha ------ Eckardt —------ — Mr. • Friday evening of thb week. Tlie owicr mrmoru oi me oeiuoc family. speaker will be announced later. , <♦*--------------— of Woodland high school --------------on a trip;' tor Eckardt and fam Uy service, which begins at 7:45 will to Niagara Falta expecting to re-,| Mr. and Mrs. Wl ANNOUNCEMENTS FIRST METHODIST CHURCH j .,REV. PAUL F. VOELKER Will " 1Lehon and be unique and of Interest to everyAt the Sunday morning service FIRST U. B. CHURCH family vbited the former'* ibicr* The Woman's Missionary Society WILL BE SPEAKER turn on Tuesday. ; - , 3, o'clock __ tills afternoon _ Mr. Stone will use. for hta theme; A Childrens Day program will be I will _meet at ; Hie evangeltat. who lost hb slgfc , Mr^ADd Mrs. WIU Kimble of and famine* at Grand Ledge Satur-1 (Thursday. June 4' at thehome of .- Back to God." The choir will fur-, given under tlie direction of Mr*. I Effective June J. 1MI । when only 21 years of age, wiU teU Laruing were dinner guests of ,^ Mr. "“Emma moon- Wolfe and daughlrrr’iI Mr. Mrs. John Engel. 1123 South Churcnjnlsh »pecial music. S J. Cooley, superintendent of the the story of hta We and how by and -----------Mr*.-------------------------------------Ben Schneider Decoration| In.law of Detroit called on E. BrodBl Mra. Oedrge Sumnerwill be; The Fourth Quarterly Conference, children's department, at 7:30 p. m. TO GRAND RAPIDS God's help he has been able to Dftr beck and MU* Mertle Steward Sunthe leader. which wa* held last Wednesday eve-, H *111 b« a pageant caUed "The overcome man/ difficulttew. He says Thoae who attended th* Alumni । day. Al the Sunday morning worship worship ' ning. ntng. elected Roy Chandler as the . King's Garden." w • T^iere ta no such word as "Can't" ---------------- «*> ~—--------At the r_ morning service the pastor j the pastor will teU about “A Big‘church treasurer for the new year within the realm of reason, for thc al Woodland high school Saturdayj ----- -The Child in the! Bonfirc" and will preach on the and E J. Adams as secretary. Hugh i *’iU au speak - man who will walk and talk with evening from thb vicinity were THREE CORNERS Mra. Lydia Schuler. Ml** Either > Mra. Jame* Haye* of Comxtock, theme. "Christian Truths A* Old A* j Riley. Hugo Wunderlich and T. S. Midst." God" , Schuler. Mr* Walter Cooke. Miss, Park wa* a Memorial Day week, | ^he Human Race." . | Baird were added to the board of. Our ” D. 'V. B. 8. wiU- enroll stn-1 1 Rev. Roihrlck will demonstrate denu in their classes Friday, June! I Sunday. June 14. will be observed trustees, many things that he I* able to do Mr. an<J Mra. Karl Eckardt. Mr and sister. Mr. and Mra. George Kelley, j TO BATTLI CREEK wt Children's Day and a special pro-1 Other persons elect to thejioard >2- at 9 B>| which seem impossible for a blind H’r.PM.. Hr will wm also -UM O..C >.u IraA .e»u XIrl Arthur Bates and Mr. and: and other relative*. g'rum by the Sunday school will be were R. H. Loppentjilcn. Mrs. Stuart .■ ner-Min have hta HOLY COMMUNION AT ao, -tux- .»» him ah ,U| umw I “'“m *■ •?“> 8“"given at thc time of morning wor- Clement. Frank Qooper. Mrs. John EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL how thb "friend of n un " guides Mr and Mri ^*1 Scheel enterday in Eaton Rapids vbiting hb , ahlpX 10:30 o'clock. Parents may Ketcham. Dr D.- D. Walton. Fred : him wherever he wbhes to go. ' talned a number of relatives and sUter, Mr*. Anna Marble. present their children for baptism.. Jones. Rqjyrt-^Cook. Clay Bassett. CHURCH Special mu*ic and singing will friends at their home Wednesday । Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Hammond Mbs Baroara Shannon will lead the Harvey—Surge**, v. C. B. ou.wHv.uc... Burkholder. I Holy Communion.will be observed •'E *' M. Ca&ssday and Kenneth W.' *l Emmanuel Episcopal church at1 < feature thb service and everyone evening honoring Mr. and Mrs and son. Richard Leo. Cincinnati; Junior choir. ^-''V 11» invited to attend. ’ | Arthur Cochren of Detroit, who Mr and Mrs Clark Welker. Benton Sanderson H o'clock.next Sunday, and the rec-! (Sunday Only) ■■ ■ ■ - •— ■■ ■■ I recently moved to their farm here \ Harbor: Mr. and Mra. Leland Hamp GRACE LUTHERAN, ( III Kt H । Anns I report* ihowed the church ,or will preach on 'The Kingdom i SOUTHWEST RUTLAND I formerly owned by Mr. and Mra. and children, Larry and Wlllonorr Thc young people will attend a and aII organizations in flourishing j " TO LANSING II, ।L--®ve ---------meeting of the Walther League at condition. Committee. Committees were were ael set up up T„E CMVRC1i o, Mrs Clara Robinson left Satur- Henry afrlln<er T*10** present i Grand Rapid*, were Memorial Day St. Paul's Lutheran church. Battl* and pian^ made for— the new... church day for Grand Rapid* and Muske- wcrp- Mr a,,d E J 0,tM and guests of the Chude A. and James ------- ... —-1,T|IE NAZARENE gon after a month*? vbit with rehM"- Arthur Bates P Hammond famihre Creek, thb evening. year. Sunday school staff meeting Fri-I ■ Uvea here and In nearby place*. i Mrs. Lester Larabee. Bobby and TO KALAMAZOO day. 7:30 p. m. at 521 W. Court.' , BAPTIST CHURCH . the church June 5. 6 nnd 7. There i Some from here were at the Rut-, *\«nrroUL“ ?*«“ Eckajdt. I I Connie Sue. Mrs. Forest Marks. U-111 be n service each-evening — ....I. ------ ... - nt, .. Next Sunday morning the pastor j The evening service aj 7:30 will'will land cemetery Saturday and en-! ¥r’ and M.r.s' sfhnc der'..^rs | Marcia > and Carl David motored I joyed the talk by Stuart Clement |Gerlinxer .nd sons Albert, over frfim Durand early Monday .. ----------- - 'and Lawrence and Mr. and Mra. morning-to visit the former's par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Robinson. Thursday at the home of her moth-|Cochren. C\Ylren,’ , , •Daily Except Sunday I David and Dorothy, returning home er. Mrs Clara Wilder of Hasting*. .Mr** 4? B,U^ e\.'U AU Other Trios Are Dally guest* were Mra. Mrs Anna Baglev Other guests Bagiev ’' °f nr,S. Charlotte. Mrs. WiUta Da - Tuesday’ afternoon. Students Day will be observed nnd Mrs Orace Beattie of Kal«- I ton. । Barbara Cotton' of Wood-j Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Plank. Marie )aIOO : land accompanied Mrs. Raymond and Leroy Cecil of Cleveland. O.. unday by tile Dowling-Banfieid • mazoo. arrived at the home of her parent*. |Methodist churches. Rev. Robert: ---------- - ~ —,—. . ~-.-1 C. Smith, the pastor will give the Jamln Jenkins b not feeling as well afternoon where they visited Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walters early Saturday morning to spend the addn-s.-. to all student* at lhe morn- a* he has been. I Vic Barry ’ Catherine Wcnrioff ■ i weekend. Mrs. Plank and the ing uorahlp service, using a* hta; Helen Thompson spent.the week­ children remaining for a longer m parent* nearvrunoo.: : theme. 'The Seven Lamps of Edu- end with her Charlotte.| 1 visit. I cation.'' zt Phone 2137 Maun' E. Moore had as Dinner I ^t 7:30 the Methodist Youth Fel- spent Saturday at lhe home of her, guests Sunday his son-in-law and lowshlp a ill liave charge of a spe- ---- *»- —»»- -- ------ — TRIO CAFE daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wal­ cial Student Day program, with ... tr.'■ *on Jim. Mr and Mrs. Orlo Rice ters of Grand Rapids. Rev Paul F. Voelker, president of nnvM,< the Unlveralty of Grand Rapid*, as forenoon to attend thc funeral or rend^^hurch^wtees^^w^an ■ James Slocum, who is employer! r uhiaw ft/ T-vin/- tended church service* at thc Evan­ In Battle Creek, spent the Memo­ : Die speaker. . sS,., -wur cl,“"h h'rr s“,a" ™n,ln« rial Day weekend with Mrs. SloDon Crofoot was a Sunday visitor DEATH OF MRS. |n the home of Mr. and Mra. HarHARRIETT TROXEL old Springer of the McCallum dts. Mra. Harriett Troxel, aged Bl I trtet. I years, passed away Sunday momMra. Sarah Erway of Ola&s Creek |ng at the home of her daughter. ■ was a guest from Saturday night Til 'Mrs ----- — — Monday nlght In the home of her Earl. -----------Stanton, ... in -------Caledonia. She b survived by another daugh­ sister. Mrs. William Havens. ter. Mrs. Blanche Struble of Hast­ Mrs. Winnie Dunn and sons. ings; two grandchildren and seven — Ralph . and Mend. from near BedSUNDAY Cor. Jefferson great grandchildren. Funeral *erv-1 ford, were Sunday dinner guests at June 7, 8 p.m. and Green ices were held at Hie home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Harry Dunn. Struble Tuesday at 2 o’clock with Mr and Mrs. Roy Oaks enter­ interment In Riverside cemetery. 1 talned at a family dinner Sunday -------- - •- ——-----I in honor of their son. Melvin, who ■r^lNrnw*| BUS SCHEDULE I God s Ten Commandments w. „ s-jg, ou, ARE THEY OUT OF DATE? DID JESUS DIE TO ALTER WHAT GOD WROTE IN , STONE? BUS DEPOT IS THERE NO SURE STANDARD OF RIGHT? You and your family are cordially invited to come and quietly study this important subject — from God’s Eter­ nal Word. HASTINGS I.O.O.F. 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COLD CREAM The favorite of well and screen because of the thorough cleansing. U’lb. 69c L- a month*- ‘t or cold *> ^•39c FOR ^ESlrt P<’*PER . •teaU otHiuuu ° PIATtClM*18 , deans'"* " ss^-hSOc Your choice of any 2 ADRUNNJ Snugfold folding FOUNTAIN SYRINGE BEAUTY CREAMS and a box of Folds and fits into rubberized case — COMBINATION Strong, well made. VALUE IIJtVAi NOW $4 39 - a ‘•pmaft rtoOuCI Modern Charm UXOR**00 FACIAL PADS Delightful refresh­ ing pads that aid in quick cleansing TRIAL OFFER tr.^59c ADR UN NF facipowdir A value that will be snapped up quickly and we cannot guarantee extra quantities. Choose from Cleansing, Cold, Finishing, Foun­ dation and.Skin Cream^-Naturelle, Blossom, Rachelle Ivory or Olive and Sun-Gio Powder. All 3 FOR ifJQ Get this 50c size of $4.00 an ounce Cara Nome Perfume and a 25c sise of $2.00 per box Cara Nome Face Powder Treat yourself to this remarkably low priced trial offer of the»e fa­ mous Cara Nome Product*. Once you try them you will use them always. Hurry! they'll go fast. BOTH FOR ONLY 2% ALL REXALL PRODUCTS SOLD ON A MONEY- BACK GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION CARVETH & STEBBINS, The Rexall Druggists ' PHONE 2131 COURTESY AND;FRIENDLY SERVICE SHOWN TO ALL Prompt Delivery Service HASTINGS I guest* were Mr, and Mr*. Oley Douglas* and children from near Bowens Mills and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lemuel Oaks and children of Dowi ling. I Mr. and Mra. Oscar Olis of Tren­ ton were Saturday night guests of their sister and husband. Mr. and Mra. William Havens Miss Doro­ thy Havens of Detroit accompanied them. I Mr. and Mr*. Myron Bishop nnd ‘ children of Charlotte were Friday vlsltora with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Dan Douglass. Sunday vbI Lora were Mr. and Mrs Oley Doug­ ’ lass and children from Bowens Mills. Mr and Mrs. Harry Dunn at­ tended a farewell party on Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Merritt i Bryant of Hastings at the home of I Roy Preston of the ^itoft dtatrict. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Robinson ; of Grand Rapids were eallera SatI urday in the home of Mr and Mrs. { William Havens. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Newiand from near Hastings were • Monday evening caller*. [ DOWLING **"* The Cemetery Circle wbhes to | thank ail who contributed toward .the success of their dinner Thurs' day. The proceeds, including some dues, were *118.71. Abo thanks to Mra. A. C. Clark for her part in I preparing the program, and to the Speaker, the Rev. Butterfield. AU I In aU. It , was a very plesant occa' sion. I Mr and Mtp. Robert McKinder were In Orand -'Rapid* over lhe weekend as guests of Mr. and Mra. Arnold Fisher. Mr and Mr*. Charles MacKlnder of WaU lake looked after the farm duties during their absence and cared for lhe grand­ son. Charles Robert. A farewell party will be given in i the’ church dining room on Friday evening. June 12. for Mr and Mra. Leland Jones and family, who are i moving to Mt. Pleasant. The com­ munity in general regrets their , leaving. Mr. Jone* having taught , in the Dowling schoobaix ye^rs and two years in the ParkflFdtatrlct. I with them to their new home, where ’ he has a portion In the school. The Dowling pupils presented him with a sardonyx ring and a tie clasp and ctrisln at the P.-T. A. meeting Fri­ day evening, that being lhe end of • the school year. Mr and Mrs Ben Temple of Kal­ amazoo. Mr and Mra. Ed Titus ot Parchment and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stanley from west of Kalamazoo , were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Orlle ’ Fisher, the four couple en­ joying a picnic lunch at Clear lake. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Allman enter­ tained her sons and families from Battle Creek and a daughter from Chicago Sunday. The Mbytes Florence Wright ana ’ Mildred Gaskill were home from , Neva Warner of Hastings wa* a i guest of Miss Wright while at home. j Announcements hove been reI celved by Dowling friends of Uie ap. preaching marriage of M1.M Evelyn : Herrington of Battle Creek, the daughter of Mr. and Mra. A. E | Herrington, who formerly were I Dowling resident*.' Walhce Pre*ton and son* and their housekeeper. Mrs Smith. wiU move to Hastings Friday, and the Anna Pierce residence, which he vaj rated, will be occupied by Mra {Smith's daughter and her husband, i Mr. and Mr*. Gerald BurgdoS. and family. TO GAS AND ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS Changed conditions make it necessary to change cer­ tain operating methods, including meter reading. Be­ ginning in June . . . certain classes of METERS WILL BE READ EVERY 2 MONTHS BILLS WILL BE RENDERED EVERY MONTH Conservation of material* and manpower moke it necessary to change certain operating methods, including meter reading. Beginning in June, meters will be read every two months, instead of monthly. This applies to residential meter* and cer­ tain commercial meters. It does not apply generally to industrial cu*tomer*s The plan will be started on June 1, 1942, and the new scheduling of meter reading provides for one-half of thc meters to be read in June, and the balance in July, and thereafter bimonthly. BILL EACH MONTH -■ If your meter is read in June, ■ your bill will cover one month's metered consumption os heretofore. ' your bill.) Thus the bill will be automotically adjusted every other month. DO EVERYTHING TO WIN THIS WAR! If your meler is not read dur-: ing the month of June, your bill will, under ordinary conditions, be one-half the bill computed for the previous two months. 2 We are all in the same boat. You know the order of the day—no more tires, no more cars, save gas, save everything. Not to mention a grow­ ing shortage of manpower in our business. That's why you will un­ derstand what we. too. are up against — and why we must con­ serve in all possible ways to main­ tain and protect service for war production and vital home necess­ ities.. Starting with July, in those months during which meters are read, (which reading will be for a two months' period! the several blocks of'the rate schedule will be applied on a two months' basis. To arrive at the amount of the bill for this onp month, the amount billed for the previous month is deducted. The balance is then the bill for the month. (This will all be shown on 3 Your cooperation will be one more help in the biggest and most critical job ever faced: winning this [OnSUmERS PDUIER C O N/i P A rd V �ind other relatives THB HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNK 4, 1S41 Mra. 6 C. Brock spent the week-! Mr. and Mra. Chu. Solomon spent I p. E. 8. ESTABLISH rBAIRIEVTLLE .end with relative* In Jackson. ! Memorial Day in Portland. |CHAPTER IN WOODLAND ; Mra. Muy Mead of Kalamazoo Is J Mrs. I<ou Cressey visited Mr. and, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eckstrom and1 Hastings Chapter, O. E. 8., wsr visiting Mr and Mra. George Adri, Mrs. Leu W. Ftighner of Nashville. — sons — spent the weekend In Ann __ Ar-■ |Wv»i , well reprraenica represented si at wooatana Woodland rasr last , : anson for a few day*. 1 Monday. ‘ Mra. John Calms of Monrovia, bor. j night, where Grand Officers were • Mr. and Mrs Gordon Cota apent! P«“ent to grant a charter ta the ; George Bauer waa here from East MIm Mary Smith spent the Mr an Calif., called on many old friend* . Lansing over Uw weekend holiday. lhe weekend with hl* parent* at Big ncwly established chapter there. , nnd neighbor# here last week. 8ho Rapid*. I ln starting the work, it wa* di#-!' AND Mr. and Mr*. Harry Barnum of Robert Moore, Jr., apent the c,*Jwnc“ ta visiting at lhe home of her son. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKee visited, “eertd that a chapter had been ! Lansing spent the weekend at Wall wcekend with relative# al Dunkirk,1 ,S?d M"' O- J- McNaughton La Vem Calm*, in Kalamazoo. 1 ind I of Mulliken were Saturday guest# of relatives near Cassopolis over the established there many year# ago-, Miss Myrtle Smith of Battle Creek' weekend. ln tact. *t 1* known they were or- r Mb* Florence and MU* Arlene ■ spent the weekend with her mother/ Miss olive Lathrop of Detroit ganized “»nl«ed even even before the ColdwatarL tlie Coldwater;, Braith, and her staur. MUI# and ttm fc , Campbell were in Quincy for MctnoL H. F,.,u mu. Ain-lun! "" kett at Kalamazoo calltd on^ spent the weekend with her brolhreiathe* ln Decatur. Ill Freeman Furrow. charter in the state, but there is ' JS.-T’^rt^turd^v Vv^nln’g^i’ i t Mr’ and Mra Ornnde Deprira- !and Mrs. M. A. Mill# Eundsjr r Ray Walers and Dan Ashalkr -Mr. and Mr*. Ross Jordan of Mr. and Mr#. WUl Sage of Grand C P. Lathrop. ning. record left to prove prove Woodland* pri-1 ,nd Mrw ! enjoyed a fishing trip on Pine river Grand Rapid# were guesU of Mr*., R*pid* were guests at the Frank Mra. Anna Johnson Leo .pent and Sally reooraclaim leu to on-1* ~ . .y—J. —*'." !•.’ ; !SrL —J ■*»• 8arah Mr. U Vem Calthrop t*JM and MM* Beulah Bum. the °Hty a* the wooaxanas original charter ‘ over Hi? weekend. Dora Ingram Sunday. Sage Borne on Saturday. tort o ro?ed MU> =? de— MUa «««»«»• B*nllcy of KalamaKalama->1 Mr Mr and ttnd Mr. u„ Arthur Arthllr Baker In ln K.1KaI. Mr calthrop Bunday st ths Am Mr and Mr#. Will Mason of Del­ Mr. and Mr*. P. H. ConkUn of To-1 MUs-Helrn McPherson of Lansing weekend at Reed City and Coleman! Was evidently l=_i loss or oestrojea //X) A<J> Mlchftel of Dctralt ttma>XJ - ■-■y.-lLr' ' ton were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs with friends and relative*. । »hen the group disbanded there. . iedo. Ohio, visited their aunt. Mra. b spending her week's vacation was another out-of-town guest fi-it.— 1... _.„k „ - ta1, reol“*”“ wuA,<. 'iZ.’.T" . .. I N. 8. Gaskill, over the weekend. with relatives In Halting*. Mr. and Mra. Robert Walldorff -- --------------- •» ------uresent Callers last week at tlie home of same. Mrs Calthrop to workln । .Kx.... ,... , , Mrs. Jennie Norris and Lucy were Gull lake for a few d*n and Mr. and Mr*. Linden Snyder. “FLAY-RECITAL" Mr. and Mra. Ferri* Quit* .1 ui u!ur. hX 'Uuhu, luiurd., Sun-1W" •>« "n . Uunu trip lor and children spent Sunday at the I Plano pupil* of Mr*. John Cham- i On Tuewlav Mav 2# the j p t T. H. Ketchum of Martin. Mr*. HuW.Udo,tr eo,u«e. W.ll lake b-rlatr, -ill giva a ■■pl*y-reelul’-'f club *Maaon wllh a el Brigham of Decatur. Mr and family and Mr. and Mra. Me " ,U' «un M'P*r«nu ■! flulucr. I u*.Do"~‘ “d Mr. and Mra. The New m“er rt the fam tamTof Mra Mr. Gerald Oarald Lawrence Laarrrnc. | entitled rnUUM “'Thr Naw Records" Sword. ' in Id the U» d J,SSTot Mr. Mrs. John Cooper and Mr and Mnt. Young spent a few days test ' luul Jo™, ,„n UN. M.n MU. M«i S™„„„ „lurari A Ketchum «eof ’----------Kalamazoo --- ■ up undnorth. , and her hrr parents. ranni, Mr. Mr and "nd Mrs Mr. I^w uw Methodbt MMhodlM church ohunh parlors C-rlora on Tur*Tur.. Howard H„„d Kelley. Krl, Foll„^ dinner. Fred Following Vo-ru or ourul rup.d. W.u In Mon<Uy-lrom , .1. prrtnd l k BU1 opolTn.rue c'u Mr. and Mra. Harry -Ritchie of: Mf and Mrs Merle Bchtoy M Warner, made a trin to South Hav-1 dav evening June 0 at ■ ti. in .. . . Warner. I»dk trip Insnuih Her. da> ewnuw. Ju~ »• « • P ». IUw , 1M Ihr oily Friday .nd r.llrd »l Mu >ortebiu-lu™ »»U In UUUd.le Co. ' y, ™ SI Joseph J«rph Saturday. Set,ml., |Tha en and St. | ----- ,apeaklna paru, will K, lakrn M„ w,„ltm Kh,d„ w.. whe„ Hasting*. talned her mother from Lot P T. CoUmvr'. / j MU, Conrad, BenUey ol K.UUPen,. tfr. Ben n»n Merrick Vd—rrie-lr left Iwft WednesUZewtnaaa. by hl- Betty SUattv Cortrlght rvrlrlohl and Dalrlrla .... . . . . . , Harvey Mills of Detroit spent lhe Mrs. Patricia , and Mr. Schley's mother from Mrs Stella Bump witoxhas been!10® ••• “ 8u<*t’ °f Mra. L. H. Evart# nu'mother. Mrs Emery Stlic* bridge furnished the afternoon a en- weekend with hb parents. Mr. and ruin™ her-'d^uhur lor ruin -nd Mu. Sim orrr Ihr wrekQeoa, p^, a2env„k , day for Lyndonville. N.Y.. to at-, Fewiess. Others taking part will be lertalnjnent Honors went lo Mra. Mra. M. A. Mills. , ---------------- >»» tend the funeral of her staler. Mlu Lora Lou Unington. Marjorie week* in Northville, ha# returned to, e,,d mc weekend with hl* daughter and Efla Barry of St. Petersburg. Fla ’] Blough. Kathleen Blough. Bessie John Armbruster and Mra. Arthur Lloyd Mill* of South Bend. Ind.. —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— her home here In Hastings. I Mr «'»’ Mr* Maurice Pierson L.._wL. .oau’!llcr,.Bna Hoven, with Mrs. Robert Mills; Mra. Charles Christman 1* apend- Mae Taylor. Harold Gray. Betty claiming the traveling prize. Mr nnd Mra. Frederick Parker of 'I*”1 Sunday in Battle Creek with Mr nnd Mrs. Warren Holm* and ing the week in Grand Rapids, via-, Tolles. Bobby Stauffer. Marjorie Rorkfurd. 111., accompanied by iwo"Mr- nnd Mrs O»»- Chappci <Har- , family of Caro. Mich., spent the Itlng her sons. Lewta nnd Ted and Rilzman. Dolores Van Houten. MaMrs* Fred Prentice entertained 12 coupics *pcnt Memorial Puy and, Nel Pleraom. weekend with Mr. and Mra. l*-vi tlieir famine*, also a sister. Mrs * rie Nash. Wilma Granger. Margaret al a dessert bridge Friday Hfah ' until Tuesday at the Parker cottage.' Mr. and Mra. C. W. Hart nnd1 Mart*. Geo. Stace Gaskill. Marcln Gaskill. Phillip Fos-1 KOfn ven madc by Mra 6BI1 Ash- ! Gun lake. daughter of Battle Creek were. Mra. Glenn Miller spent several ter and Patricia Chamberlain. The; Bi(,- -nd Mr. Ed Slorv Dr. Winifred McLravy and Mi** Mr. and Mr*. Max Dietrich and weekentl guests of Mr. and Mr#.' J»v* last 1 “ f. M lost week week at al Prrrnort Freeport, assistassist-!, nubile public ta U Invited invited In lo attend attend, ■ j Anna Johnaon of Grand Rapid* days and Mra. Lorenzo Mau# were guests. . daughter. Judy, of Chicago visited Chester Hodge*. 'were In the city on Thursday aft­ ing in the care of her uncle. Geo. 1 Mr*. John McOmbcr * attractive Mr and Mrs. Albert Beumer and Mla* Edna Schullx of Detroit'. emoon. Brown who suffered a stroke a week; backyard made a lovely setting for ! Mr. and Mr*. C. G. DeCou over the Friday evening and Saturday'l. Mr*. Frank Andrus and daughter. ago Monday. , I the fresco supper given on Monday weekend,-vbiting her prj-ent*. Mr. and Mr#.1 Mr. -------------and Mrs.----------Frank ------------Isenhath o! ■ Mary Jane, and Mrs Ed Kruko ----— night by Mta*_Esther Doty and Mr* ; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson and J Schultz and John. ,' spent Memorial weekend at Tra- Detroit spent the weekend with Mr 1 Leo Boyce of'lhe city school*, to daughter. Jeune, of near Dowling1 Mr and Mr*. C. M Clark of verse Clly. and Mrs. Otto Isenhath. They all iionor Ml** Dorothy Allen Cook, a k,m Mow,, Utu hi IMP,,. „„ CUM Hkve„ .Ullul I.U hralber „„ „ home. “tended the laeniiath reunion at The following psllcnh underwent■ bride of June, sixteen guest# being MI m Elaine* Jarman w was guest* of Mr. and Mra. Garner. “”d *lfc- Mr. and Mra. Mcrl Clark from from Galesburg t0 w WM ,k.! Alma to apend spend u lhe week-1 Alma on on Saturday. Saturday. major surgery and their condition[ present. Later bridge waa enjoyed Humpton Sunday. Saturday and Sunday. ,“ J \ u,c . .. । t.> < end with her parent#, Mr and Mrs Mort Nichols who Is now con- is re|K>rtcd a# good: Mr. Elwood1 Inside, preceded by a personal showMr and Mr*. I- E. Hennoy were' Mr. and Mrs Fred Keech of Bat-( Tri# O. Jarman. nccted with road Job* the Stale Barnum. Hastings, R 3; Mra. Ben­ in Bellevue Saturday where they *>*' ...Mr Creek spent KiMemorial Day with)' Mr a,,d Ur’ L E Manning of I Highway Commission b carrying out Jamin Boslatcr. Nashville. R 1: Mbs‘ er for Miss Cook. At bridge wln' ning .scores were made by Mrs. Ted met en aunt. Mr* Jennie Steven* of u < A." VJf”' .mr,. He,U7 8mJU’ St. Augustine. Fla., formerly of Ha*- at Willow Run. near Ypsilanti, vls- Louise Dow, Vermontville; Mb*‘ Knopf and Mbs Cosby. hart u,lita- Were ln lhe c,ty thU ,on I lled hH <»U>er. H. A. Nlchob on Irene Gaedert. Vermontville; Mrs, Rochester. In the afternoon they n,uMrnrt Mr. and Mrs Harry Baldwin had a tr|p ‘ । Sunday. vblted Fort Custer. Ray Livermore, Lake Odcs&a. R 2: rftv ‘ f hu t L, SU ^ > w 1 ra 8 MF , 2na^!i' Mr and Mri Davld Erickson of Mr and Mrs Lewh Christman Mb* Avia Dykstra who ha* been Mra. Richard Engle. Cloverdale and; COATS GROVE on thc Pennock hospital »taf! left day. hb aon and wife. Mr and Mra. Chicago who were former residents and son. Mr. and Mra. Ted Chrbt- Jesse Smith. Hastings. | — — — ------Ivan Baldwin of Plymouth. । of Hastings, spent Saturday with Mr i man and two daughter# of Grand Mrs. Alvah Miller. Woodland. R 2 with Mr#. Laurence Ctupc. Club No. ' public health nursing at the Uni­ „ i .Harry E Baldwin wa# at and Mnt prccman purTOw. Rapid#, were Memorial Day guests and Menzo Turner. Hasting*, also 2 serving dinner. ; H MSJ“r«A<’wr»il,Xner.kX'l H.mK.v Mr' ,,,d Mr* “ B’ker “,,d ChU- i °f ‘hplr «*""**• Mr “,,d Mf5 ChttS underwent major surgery. versity of Michigan. ' j Mra. James Brogdon has been re­ Mr*. Jas. H. Partner spent Sunday | drW o( CaW( apcnt Sunday Christman. Mr. and Mrs. Fxi Monica. Mr. nnd Medical patient# whose conditions moved from Hastings to the Leila ! Baker and Memorial Day callers al thc arc good or improving are; Mr*. Post hospital nt Battle Creek. Mm. John Ingram. Ml.-.* Lurllle the guest of Mr*. Mac Shaw at Bat- wllh Mr nnd Mrji 1 Monica and Miss Norma Trego en­ tie Creek. ... ; Mr. and Mr#. Gerald Skidmore. I Lewis Shafer home were Mrs. Sha- Herman Brower, Holland; John, Mr. and Mr#. Harve Woodman ' joyed 11 trip to Bowling Green, Ky . Mrs. M. A. Lamble went to Ann Mr, Bonnie Smith started for <«*’• ^ousins. Mbs Blanche Trnut- Bass. Middleville; Baby Kenneth and*Mr. and Mrs Paul Woodman Arbor Sunday.returning Monday Butle. ।Montana. Tuesday morning man of Cadillac. Mrs. Georgra Carfrom Friday till Sunday. ------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Konleczny. Hastings. R 5; William went to Milford and‘Ann Arbor I Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Overstreet of withber parents Mr. and Mra. R-j where sht will spend the summer with her parcnta Mr*. R. she summerIB*** '81" “nd Mrs. Bessie Uiminn Munson nf of Thurkettle, Middleville; Warren Saturday and Sunday. They at- ■ 11 make * monUla jwlth her son. Aubrey and family. Grand Rapids. | Rouah, Hastings; Mr*. Harry Bruin- tended the commencement exercise# Detroit were weekend guests of her vi’.u h!^Wh mother Mr*. Alice Bates. Miss AnMr Mr.n Q.' P-*1™1’ O*bom k expected home Mr. and Mr*. Leo Tift and Mr bough. Hartings. R 4: George Nack- of U. of M Saturday evening, when ! Mr. and Mr*Ted R Bievens with the tau<r part of WMk from and Mrs LaFloy Greenfield left; ebon. Hastings; Mrs. W. D. Bennett, their daughter and sbter. Mb# grlinr Bates accompanying them This summer American back to Detroit on Sunday. tnetr aaugnter ana son ol Detroit Harvard for a two weeks' vacation Friday morning for a trip through I Hastings; Harvey Furlong, tyashvtlle: ■ Ruth Woodman, received her Mas- ! “PPcr peninsula and Wisconsin.! and Mrs. Robert Baldwin, Hastings,1 ter of Arts degree, and were guesU • Miss Putty Osborn, accompanied were guest# of her parents. Dr and before returning to summer school.; men want'relief from the by I* college friend, ML** Marjorie Mr* Mrs Franz Willison from Friday. Friday! M„ ETrtel Gingrich b .pending where they vblted the Drib, return- R 2 for Sunday dinner of Mr. and Mra ' heat, and will find'»t-wv Crandall of Benton Harbor spent "" 1**1 Sunday. I the week ;!<„_>, *n8 home Monday evening. ----- U in Kalamazoo ----------- with her . ------ ----------------------I Mrs. Ire Tobla*. Hasting*. R 4. and Reo Brink of MUford. ! MIm Mary SUunjn. an aaaUtant daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and! Mrs- Victor Sisson nnd two dill­ Mrs. Andrew Adams. Hasting#, are the weekend with the former".* par­ Mr*. Artie Hlndcrlltir of Alma U ' cooler, lighten refreshing' ent*. Mr. und Mrs. Wallace Osborn. head nurae al Butterworth Htxspl-1 Mr, clarence Chariton and chll-1 dn?n relumed Saturday from Fair- also medical patients. visiting her niece. Mr* Floyd Kim- ! la). Grand Rapid*, will return here; d ren j mount. Indiana, where she had been Mr*. Grace Rcnkcs arid her worsteds. All that and 1 The condition of Mra. Lloyd Hill. ble. and family. ।■ Mnt Harry Ball and twolfor two wwka caring for her moth- Vermontville. R 2. ta reported good daughter ami non-ln-law, Mr. nnd for a weeks vacation, commencing' Mr The D. G. T. O. Club will meet ! careful, distinctive tailor­ I children. Mary EUsabeth and cr- Urs. Robert Carter, who wa* ill. after a minor operation and Mr at Mr* Vera Brinker's next WcdnesMra. Fred Peet nnd two children, Monday June 8 Mra. Nettle Vanriegrift of Nlksj Charles, of Flint were Saturday (She was accompanied home by a, Leonard McKercher, Nashville, as day. June 10. for an afternoon ' nnd Mb* Bertha Pilug of Grand ing. These hove bench ts of — Miss Lettie „,. and Carter and un hl* nun *on1 improving. Rapids were guests Sunday of Mr who has been a guest the pust two , KllM „ — — u Frank I .U.,k I brother. ........ Gall wwe «.» nuu | meeting ! months nt thc home of her daugh-JGarn. ------1 ------returned —----- -• •-----------nnd Mr*. Joseph Pflug. • | Carl• -• who to their •home on1 needlework, immaculate Mr. John Iscnhaih, who under-, Mr and Mrs. Lorin Overamllh and Mrs. Erma Gardner spent Deco-1 Sunday. Douglas Barnra. from Michigan went a minor operation, was dta- family and some trends from Battle J SiaU*. and Chntlea Barnes, from El- W. D. Barnes returned home Sun­ ration Day weekend in Huntington. ’ ---------------- *♦*----- !---------charged on Tuesday. creek called on Mr and Mr* Paul day. W Va.. Visiting Mrs. Elizabeth HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB Two girls and one boy have been Woodman Sunday evening. ‘ Senior Lieut, of lhe Navy. A. A. Gardner, also ML*.* Edith Gardner! In the morning lineup MemorialI born at the hospital since last retlielr parent*. Mr. and Mrs W. D. There art to be four graduate* . Purchase Stamps And Bamrs. Mr. und Mr*. Chas. A. Kirchner, who Is stationed at an who 1# very ill. 1 Day for lhe usual match piny, lhe. port. TH*y were: Mr. and Mrs from our community al Hasting* ‘ station, visited his mother Moray nnd non Richard of Niles were eastern Bonds Regularly Mr. Mra. teain, captained by ‘•General”■ Angus Huey. Woodland, a girl. May this week, namely. Evelyn Town- ! . ------- , ----- , , ---------, ™ ‘- and »>>*» mi * Henry ncnry Kline, Kime. Joan joitn Army team, Al^H?i?erur!j|UV? " ‘V'u aro“nd “nd T_r._., LeRoy HewlU stalled Field. also guests. • Mr Mr Bob Hob Field, was pitted against the . 27: Mr. and Mra. Arthur Palmer, send, honor graduate; Dori* Coats. ' “Kline's father nnd staters in Illinois Navy. with Tlie Rev. and Mrs. Don M Gury.• bail S’Tto ta Grl^d Rai ---------- ------------ L.“Admiral” Don Fisherr Cloverdale, a girl. May 31. and Mr. Nina Brisbin and Kenneth Demond. . Mb* Bernice Jansen of Orangeville. .... wccmciiu. Joan la staying Jn command, the Navy routing thc. and Mra. Herbert Bradshaw. Has- j a number from here attended thr Mrs. Carroll Brown and *on. Ban-,, for the summer.-------------------------------- I Army forces by the score of 15 to 4. tings. R 5. a boy. June 1. Mr* Wm. D. Bame*. Mrs Frank I baccalaureate service* in Hastings ' If It's For Mon or Boys You Con Cet if Af Huonair. Mra Lawrence Herrick. ydn Skinner, of Charlotte, called on! William Crawford ot Northwest- Honor* went to Glen Monica andI Curtain rod* have been placed on Sunday afternoon. Mr* W. R. Cook and Miss Sara- friend* here Saturday. Banyon is ern University and Miss Jean Crrga • Paul Fletcher with a combined score, tire sun porcij by lhe Business j Mr. and Mra. Kendall Coata en- ' Beryle Schader represented E>n- now tilling a responsible position of Grand Rapids were weekend of 150. with Ray Branch and WillI Women's Guild. Thb is greatly ap- tertained the latter's stota-r and hus- I manurl pariah ul the meeting of the with the Wilcox-Gay Co. in the guests of hta parents. Mr. and Mrs. I Cook Uelng with Bob Field and। predated by patient# and nurses. band from Detroit last Saturday. • women of Wrat Michigan diocese manufacture of radius for the Clarence Crawford. Cliff Dolan with 158. ___ * *__* ' Arch Graves and, Lloyd Demond J army. at Holland last week. LAbT WEEK'S REPORT spent Decoration Day at Pearl De- < n,.u win. oauri Ul Lie... Mr. and Mra. Harry Bush left troll spent Decoration Dr. fiherni Fowler of Muskegon weekend' In the “Hcmoon event "a mixedi Births— Mr. nnd Mrs Clifford Al-' inond's. Mr*. Lloyd Demond »pent J Saturday for Tucson. Arlz., where with Mr. and Mra. W. Q- Bauer ' was in the city Sunday. ■ ' foursome." thc high-point lerdlng, 411 E. State Rd., girl. May,Sunday there also. . Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Til went to they will visit hl* abler and bus- ako r -..H .. : I C. F. Angell who has Just;*'“» made by Mra. Ray Flnnle- Hl' 20: Mr. and At,.. Mr* Paul tj........ Runyan. ! from the west. (Wn*t<r Stanley with a 34 net. Grand Rapid*. Sunday where the band, Mr. and Mr#. .1, Victor HU- relurncd Battte Creek. R. 3. boy. May 21: | latter remained for a few day* to lien, wiio have bought a home there ' Mr. and Mrs. Galen Cottrell. 625 E. aid in tlie care ot her mother. Mr*. and expect to make it their per- • South St., girl, May 22; Mr. and FYed Smith, who remains seriously* manent residence Mr*. Floyd Main. Hastings. R. F. D„ Miss Mabie 8L*son. who has been 111. Mra. Wm. Ditmer of Histlng#, boy. May 25. her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. I ' . . . another daughter, wa* with her under observation al Blodgett lioc- ।and Mrs. Warren Wilcox. The following are medical pa-' 1 The evening of Memorial Day is pllal for the past four weeks due mother thc week previous. John Bamett. accompanied by always observed at "Family Night" tlcnta: Mrs. Gordon Benner. 330 W. to a heart ailment, returned home ■ Father Dillon: Mr nnd Mr*. Byron Cross of Muskegon, both in at Hastings Counlr> Country CIu Club and “ It Mill; George Nockelson. 210 W. daughter 1 B “ lurday in company with her sister M 55*^ £ and George Maurer and frurwwjand husband Mr and Mrs U C I « tri.lnlnir Al- C 1 , _ ............ . State St.: Mrs. PhlUlp Tumes. R. 5:' moffar ?rt!th<. h A 1 Wukr _____ PnA*«l■ off ___ very pleasantly Saturday. Clarence ’ ~L... ’ .J’JSiFtcld- P°r‘ Huron, spent Sunday at 117 eniovliur the buffet sutinrr Rai- Mra. Frank Barnes. Lake Odessa,' verse City, and will! A .1 117 enjoying the buffet supper. Balperiod E .DarncU loons of odd shape* decorated the R 1: William Tiiurkette, Middle­ of lainslng: Mr. nnd Mrs. juliu* cornblcte her convalescent nerindl .. .. -home. |„Mr. B”d .“”• ^“raway of. table* and these were later given ville; John Bom. Middleville, R. I; J Maurer: Mr. nnd Mrs John Maurer;. John Grant, Lake Odessa, R. 3: I Mr and Mra David Boves and ds “nd Mr' and Mrs-1t0 the children present. Mr*. John Norton nnd Mr#. Harvey Mrs. W. D. Bennett. 638 E. M1U St.: and Mr* Enri nave# rn °Uy Mpad Of B“n™d- ▼»■»«« their • • • The fireplace for outdoor plcnick- Rov Hubbard. 730 W. Walnut: Mrs. Chraseman of Nashville and Mr Hiek^c^rnerf'qiinrf^v^ mrtieiF! parcnta- Mr “nd Mra Jn,nt,» E tn MtH i Mead of M “ plc Orove Sunday. I tag at thc club ha* been completed, nnd Mrs. Harry Chccseman of Mlnnlft Shriner. 134 E. Court St. of* Mr ^nd Mf- “nd H E »*«««» “”d?n U >’Uced JlUl Uesl of No- 1 Dowling nt tended the graduation SrtdlM Lewis ghowm. Goshen. Ind., a exrrdses of St. Camilla* School of Mt^cfrl ^vra^h^anllr^lnc n M" Mollle v*,1Du8te>‘en spent A fine wayside tabic ha* also been medical patient, waa discharged on J Nursing of Borge** hospital, at the Su,'dn>' “Nernooti in Grand Rapid* donated to the club for use thb Jve^^JT Xr whcre lhey vU,,ed Mr» Blrdslll's summer. Nazareth auditorium in Kalamazoo dtaner Miss Helen Miller of Freeport had' hluband ... Thttraday evening. Mav 28 Misses dinner with several from other, nlecp uc Mputwc./ J Mr Bnd M| A Sunday morning breakfast will a minor operation and was dis-' : Joe Loponslc / ' Helene nnd Barbara Maurer being pointa present. charged on May 25. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Mallory Cassidy| Mr , J. , w ,.ri ! two of thc graduates. Mr. and and Mr Mra. W. Hewitt a and at club from 7:30 t0 Major operations were performed, °lu2r“c W*cSrk''e''ir‘s' *"<l W1" ’ °''“t . . . upon Mrs. Clesson Peck. Hastings. R. 4: Elwood Barnum, Hastings. R. Thundu .tun,™. M„ Cluk, ■"*« ' .1 !!><■ Counw Club. Tundw. 3; Mr#. A. D. Miller, Woodland. R.| will join her husband here sometime .p-nd .n- dav vith rrtatufa .ni was "tt9ndcd b>' 44 members. A 2; Mrs. Ford Stowell. Woodland; O«m*4 sad operated by in light Prints and Voilai, after the middle of June, lhe wed-! £■?£"“ day *llh frt.ends and bttsincs/ meeting followed the Jesse Smith. Hastings. T«UU CLEVELAND ’1 Floyd Jordan and ng# were Sunday >rge Kelley*- PERSONAL MENTION HEDULE SOCIAL EVENTS ; CLUB NEWS D RAPIDS LE CREEK P.M. TSTiSIJI r Only) NSINC tMAZOO A.M. ■pt Sunday Pennock Hospital in lighter, cooler 2137 CAFE WORSTEDS 'EPOT 27s0 2450 2950 IS Be BAIRD’S , Hot- Weather Apparel onge |unc. 19 of and Good Values in Hot Weather Dresses, Slacks, Shorts, Skirts, Play and Sunsuits, Bathing Suits, Children's Dresses, Coveralls, Slacks and Sunsuits. The BEAUTY BAR i au- >ther iff// Made SEERSUCKER SUITS h— .. luncheon, with Mr*. Don Siegel. HIGHBANK wXXX Hl! JXf JJXmSJ The North 'Evangelical church will' I (Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Carl general of malu.re of ,n. hold Children's Day exercises Sun-1 EXJiS-’f 1ST M*',””3 f liSi sss Wrest were discussed d>y evening. Everyone welcome. | The lounge waa attractive with graduation of their eldest grand-1 wen> wcekend guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Ma/ C. Slhler and spring blossoms, rows and peonies. daughter. Miss Barbara Barnum, Mn( Edwln 0^^, family of Chicago spent the week-1 who has completed the nurses'I M„ Jo{}n McPlwrson inri Mr, end with Jhe Hawblitz families. I training course al Sparrow h«piUL Herschel Fblllck returned Sunday and was won by Mr#. Van Popering. Mr. and Mrj.Clare Marshall and] Miss Barbara b the daughter oL frorn B week'# vblt with Mr# Fol- Winning scores at bridge were made family of near Bellevue spent Sun­ Harry Barnum and the late Ethel1 Uck.g daU4thtcr and wn.in.iaw jjr by Mrs. Roman Feldpatuch nnd day afternoon al Mra. Freida Mar: Hilton Barnum former resident# of nicr “n ,n ,aaL Mr Mrs. Harold PhilUps A war savings STEAM HEAT shall'#. and Mr#. Grandville Factor of Find­ stamp corsage, which was donated, Carlton and Hastings. Mrs. Hamilton Dana and Miss1 lay. Ohio. Mr. Follick and MIm HOT * COLD WATER Dr. F. E. Lowry left Friday for Helen McPherson went after them was used for a blind bogey and Helen Adams of Detroit called at' went to Mrs. Archie McDonald. SHOWER BATH Manchester. New Hampshire, an Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Leslie Adams' Sun-1 . army air base, when? he will enter j Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Knicker­ Mr# Ray Fhuile. general chatr- day. ' as First Lieut, in the Medical bocker Fred Reid ho* been Ul. Callers' and daughter and hb man for the Navy Relief benefit. Corps. Mr*. I-owry and children ac­ mother. Mr*. Caasie Knickerbocker, were Mr. and Mr*. Milo Keck and companied him to Linden. Mich.. all of Lansing, visited Mr. and Mr#.. announced that a benefit dessert Mr. and Mra. Clare Reid and daugh-1 bridge, open to the public, would where his parent* reside. Mrs. Lowry Orlic Knickerbocker Monday. Sat­ ter of near Kalamo. plans to keep the home open here urday they were at Nashville where be given at thc club on Tuesday,: during her husband's absence and they decorated his fatlrer's grave at: «u“ ‘,££11,£ “ I will return to Hastings Sunday. lM?ttw 8 Vw < £>erin7ul Xd* U °Vd M“"h*»^™ursday evening Nashville cemetery nnd also were gueat# of Mra. Nora Belle Scott .... . i----------Vtt ".PnpSrtnB'. C<d’ Mr. and Mn. George Hoffman, llarold ^d“ (KUUe BclU i r,c Morry °r Laberteaux. —— jr. of Swanton. Ohio, apent the McIntosh) .of Chicago, arrived in ... ; vtu oe tu. wLjTL.'LL weekend at Mr. and Mra. George u Hasting# Saturday to attend Com-1 Golfers' potluck luncheon win ** Hoffman. mencement weak events, her daugh-' held Friday. June 12. at 1 o'clock., u°'Irmaf.. , To the Feather-Edgo Cut! ter Jane Clatk being a membeTof --------------------- ------------------a"d DRESSES Easy to Wash I No Ironing ! <1 Ur 14 to 50 HOTEL HASTUrOS' Fhoos tfli 0 You nore save rowour un- conainwar ess- ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS HATS OFF- one nost this s. • "L ' haircut that'# flattering and e**y lo flip into place. Gel a Feather-Edge! rernrane.nl* — Maclilnelcss $2.50 Up, Other# From $1.50 Shampoo EE?] _______ MAM APPOINTMENTS EARLY Finger Ware Ortc Dried OU JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP SSSZ.'J T‘> “■ Nkkl.kUle.rt the nr.„eh «.inX .nd Mr .nd member of the H. H. S. cIom of announces the marriage of her' Mrs. Vewi HawbUlz and family were ! „ j tighter. Arabcllc Snyder, to Arthur isundav dinner fcueit# of Mr. and • Mra Adam Pyle (Anna Bullen) I Hedges of Hasting#. Saturday. May Mrs. Frank Hawblitz. I of Muskegon made her yearly visit! 30. Mr and Mra. Lawrence Scobev Mr and Mra. Vem Hawblltz and to HasUngi Memortal Day to place, were lhe attendants. Mr. Hedges 1* Mr. and Mra. Frank Hawblltx were nowera on the grave* oi her par- employed by the E W. Bib* Com-'at a surprise party at Mr. and Mr# I i nn u' thC».R0V’ ,nu J4!* CRonie pany. The bride and groom will Ployd Nesbit's near Nashville, June : Bullen, who are buried on thc j make thrir home west of Hasting.*. |. Methodbt lol at' Riverside. Former ---------------- ______________ •, . , 1 members of her father'* congreTo cultivate kindness is- a valuThe happincM ot life depends less I j gallon are’ always happy to receive able part of the busineo* of life.— upon what befalls u* than upon the , g call from Mrs. Pyle. Samuel Johnson. way la which we take It—Lava ter. I Made from woven firm Seersucker. 12 to 20. HOUSE AND STREET DRESSES Girl* Shorts, navy and brown. 50‘ at only-------Girb' Slacks QE< — $1 o to 14 at only OU I Women's Stack* — Gabardine Slacks Slock Suita — HASTINGS, 2 up to up to ’5 •5 ' BETTER STREET from Seersucker. Spun Raypn, Etc.- DRK8BM, p-M fc WASHABLE RAYON CREPE. Seersucker and Voila* Sizes 9 to FINE SHEER "BEMBERG” Non eruahabla voile, rayon EM Seersucker. All Uses st— U 'Exclusive Hut Not Expensive' PHONE 2504 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JVNE 4, 1W THE CHURCHES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS COOK BRl* ■ Ediuee >JSg J Uon Bible School to meet for a twoMrs Ctayton Valentine accom­ week period each - forenoon from,I Neighbor: “What doe* your bus. ' band want tor breakfast?' panied her aged ount. Mrs Cornell* June 23 to June M. Robert Bryan* ha* not been sol Next Door: "Anything that I donl Valentine, *s tar u Fort Wayne 1 happen to have in.the house." _ by bus Wednesday. Auntie went on to Fortville to Mm. Balner*. * niece with whom «l»e lx v-.slUng. ‘ Mbs Let* lauidon accompanied nobert •Faulkner to Jackson Sun­ day. CARLTON CENTER H«.ting. Banner THEE MBTB0D1ST CHUMCH FARMERS - ATTENTION ! ! I the home ot CHHurd Alkrdlng in CHURCH or THE KARA REMB ft St. la tint blw.li west af Hailing*. Sheldon Agency >lr: YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED Rn. Han. Er*. 544 w.« Or««a lut<i Grand Rapids were Sunday guests EMMANUEL EFI-COPAL^CHUECH and Mr*. Bill Baker. Mr and Mra. Struman Baker and daughter of Grund Rapid*. Mp William Ander,-on and Mrs. .Pauline Barnes of Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors of Mra. Millie Butolph at the home of Mr. und Mra. Roy Norton. Tommy. Min of John Robinson, wha has been employed with the J C. Penny Co. for some Ume. re­ turned to California with Zane Nash and |ws irturrd employment there. Surety Swansna Agency AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 3M1 NASHVILLE DR. L_ 3_ _ _ _ _ _ _ OPTOMETRIST Hasting* Pancoast Bldg. •irr-T ■ .•r.n-a ‘r.4.J It.-. lUus.r Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired WARTED- EMPLOYMENT Repair* furniiked and in•taUed for ail makee ot furaace*. ■ In • 1 , . kar.inx WrH- -r |l. .1 I'.rt W *l»tr llM'1. ll..iUf.' Sheet Metal Work Zavettroughing Phone 2JJ1 tf , Fol; Ml.E -l»rrrii.c <> n JERRY ANDRUS ! ! ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY. BONDS j N*l'l Bank Bldg. U 1 1 ' ' JAKE DEPRIESTER DISABLED HORSES $8 and up. Tel. 3735 BROOKRIDGE FARM Where Ideal* Become Actualities PULLETS FOR SALE . No. 4 Telephone 716-F-l! Hasting*, Michigan ’ 6-1 C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOR INSURANCE Hotel Hasting* Phone INI For your old Scrap Iron, Radiator*. Batterie*, Alu- Wh 11“ I’l'L" ■ I'1..... >:.lw .. ......... n i t.<l«T Ik:.. 1 fmm ri«< It. II.-h. . . ... ............. II...,. U . FOX HALF I llltk <>»’ TIIIS'KN—T.» Dr. flvbn. * k.t. .rw. |tun>h-<r ll.-.nUre. Mi.Mt-.lllr, 4t~.Hl. Ti. y* H».JI»«. .'4*. ..4 t.T nasrl-b/' « M.... > IL *«**•• "V »••>« nkl.K 13 f-.i I «t«*. r.imAed M>.i.r er*t. M.lill.iillr 'f* . r. .|.,ullr Hui) •i'll. t|...rr. 1 kr» .. • • .. 'i- l" (Lm It H.rc Furniture, f- K. k k*Htn«M fluiir. tl.riH,*li»ul, hit.l. K"l—<l T. FOR HM.F llut.Uiu L.iLr 4.< Wltw. 2337 ». Wolnmlgr.' KsUwe-. rn in'Ane Ata. flot.l r-> «f MO FOR > I . kern­ report Mu.t l.r eeen tn *|-i>r • IZSfHta-e**b t'errotl tlnnt P. I •■mt. '‘•'•J'"' 4..»h* 't’Jl7 F-r’ M , (3ln (iHcinurimn • u*htrr and o.t.r, •*., |.*.«* NOTICE BEK KKKPKttR—rirRe* j-ur Hire* Itrundrd Itulun l.r>< h.o-. H..lih r»rtlflc«t» an r«rh parl**>> 3 lb ■ - ■ ... ffMke we .h.tt L.r uill. unrre. »3.«-. <’oh -Uh *l*'.on*‘ M..thrr eoter lln.t.k*'. p-utlrr F.rm, • rut. It** D*pi. n ut* 4. tlrxng flip- ' 1.1. NIrh. I. It Buy War Bonds Every Pay Day Let's Double Our Quota HORSES MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS HASTINGS-2565 PHONE KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES COWS . PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS—26’97 IONIA-4OO (cu»£~N0S0AKIN6^ WE CAN> TAKE . \lT-W£VDKY./ 1 A BOARO-All LY BARKER'S Hast lag* PhoM JI IS Phone J751 Rooms In lhe Hendershott Building .hoRDlNAR^A iWOEKSHOE^y^ SHELL HORSEHIDES ■HBL*. ONLY hid. frrra or.r berm MILLER r & n^N6c j \fOR US W£R£f WOLVERINE Truss Fitting -j GEORGE $6.OO PHONE COLLECT SOME GOOD BUYS IN REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCED FITTER cows $6-00 We Pay the Phone Charges Mr nnd Mra. Lloyd Shroyer of Marshall were Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hale Carpenter. Mr und Mra Ralph Noble of D*troll and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Fuuky of Clarksville were Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. Elmer Marlow. Mr. and Mrs Harold Elliott of Flint, vblted friends nnd relative* here over the weekend. Mr. and Mra. Paul Smith from Lansing were Friday and Saturdav guests at the home of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Norton. HENDERSHOTT Oeonte Brown of Freeport, who has been working for l<co Hender­ shott. suffered a stroke last Mon­ day while harnessing the horses. He was taken-to hfai-home in Pree|»rt, where he is confimd to ills bet!. Mrs. Daisy Thompson’s hired man. Mr. Wiley. Is helping with the work this week for Mr Hendershott. Mrs. Frances Hendershott visited her daughter. Mrs Leon Slocum, near Battle Creek, returning home Tuesday night. Tlie home of Mr nnd Mrs. Dmle Matteson was the scene of a pretty wedding Friday night when their daughter. Beatrice, became the SOUTH SHULTZ . bridK of Edward Sentz of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs Harry MLiener of ... the Rev. Butterfield officiating. On Kalamazoo returned from I-oj An­ Saturday night .the friends and gele.-., Calif. Saturday night. Mr.{nelghtbon gave them a mlscellaMlajncr left his tat her feeling some neon.* shower nt the home of Mr. better. They .pri^ Sjinday evening nnd Mrs Floyd Garrison. On Sunwith their motheF; Mrs. O. E. day the relatives entertained with a Kniyoit. I shower al lhe Matteson home. The Tlie ftorm Friday night blew couple will reside In Hastings and down.. tree* and did some damage j have taken an apartment nt the here • home of Frank Sage on South HanDonald Kenyon of Battle Creek over street. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon! Mrs. Ella Lahr from the Gregory of Hasting* spent the weekend with! district Is suiting her daughter, their parent*. Mra. Alfryd Brill. A visit to Brash Ridge cemetery: Mr. and Mrs Peter Baas and will convince you that much work • daughter. Viola, were Sunday guests has been done there and H U a at Albert Brill’s. beautiful spot. j Mr*. Brill was In Lesli* last Ward Baine and Mr Bellingham. Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Jack who are working at Columbuvjnd . j Sullivan. were home over the weekend | Mra. Mary Schwucho came-bome Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kenyon and1 from Grass Lake last Thursday Dick and Jack of Nashville visited night after visiting the Tom HowIheir parents Sunday afternoon and ard family three week*. were starting for Columbus. Ind.., The MeOmber schoolhouse has where Ronald has employment and1 been broken into again. The burwhert they expect to make their, glare spend the night, eat some of home for some time. i the food, and have stolen article* Lclund Sherrard and Evelyn Horn belonging to the schoolliouse and attended church service* in Hast- teachers. Ings Sunday evening. I Plan* are all made for the Vsca- $750 We have a collector stationed in Has­ tings to give immediate service. 1. Mr. and Mra Budford Stidham ! and son Rush, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kenney nil of Hastings called st tlie home ol Mr and Mra Ger­ ’ aid Tischcr Wednesday evening. NORTH 1BVINO WESLEYAN METHO A shower for Mrs. Murgrete Val­ DIST CHURCH entine Flynn was held in the communtty hall over Wing’s store FrlM day night. Murgrete received many KA utful nnd lovely gifts, which she opened under an umbrella prettily decorated with pink crepe paper Refreshments were *njoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cramer ot Nile* were guests of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hrnnry Friday and Saturday. . Robert Kenney of M. 8. C. visited his parent*. Mr. and Mra. Fred Ken­ ney. over the weekend. Janet and Linda Lu Ttschrr were selected as part of an entertainment which wa* presented to the soldiers ■t 7:50 at the base hot/pItaFin Fort Custer, •i 7 -o. | Saturday evening • ’ | Mr and Mrs. Mortimer NiclioLis nnd daughter* of Grand Rapids ■'fayed in their country home, the i former John Carpenter farm, for , tlie first after remodeling. They I were there over lhe wcekend and > plan to remain through this week. Mrs Mina ■Hott accompanied MF. arid Mra. Charles Ernsbrrgef ind their daughter. Mra. Harold Burns of Luke Odessa to Buffalo. I New York, to spend the weekend If. it. Mr*.1 with Mra Elliott’s son. Mr. and Mrs Wayne Eliott and family. Albin Young of Grand Rapids ] spent the weekend With Mr. and । Mrs Leslie Danii ls nnd fnmjly. i Mr. and Mrs Keith Marlow have Hoard rnwia th*1 moved into their iwwly remodeled u hojne FIRST U B. CHURCH A. M. Celdren, Paaior Full HUNT Mi4.ni nr»l done !•> \ t'-o..mr.. Pnnrr •'•• nftker. Inquire 1 .-f k J Lir.rn. 1 .1 W. NUta, It*. ' « • CARDS OFTHANKS' M-f.e* »nUt«.«-.r. .U. 4­ JU.—O »|-.. •ilh nut HiLF.- : MHirtv ... S3 out fui.t.r Rm.I. ,i< wnlr. t-Uro.rr |UII. you HALF. J“*n >».l roll hali; ■ i ll,iKA s tur. t-l-,. M«l»l k I1, k U|S-r-... . iluithr., tUnll.14. « «• n kt t.i'kiu.u on ikiM’LAt • >ll .l..r..lau.»,. L.r~ RALE OR RENT— ■ n.potlMi. llato nr» hire CITY, COUNTRY AND RESORT Shipping Livestock Every Saturday WANTED-To buy Old • ••• MaeHie* / ‘,|'.*.drr! I. । r»« »Minr *n.l «•>!■•< Ninkrr. |4.»»r Ketinate* cheerfully given. Date* tan bn mad* at Benner office. 1 Phon* 3467 H«*tingi, Mich tf Buyer for STILES and Company Halting* stockyards, phone ISM, or call 717—FJ through the week. U. ■ U. ".’h MISCELLANEOUS <Xh'n.»»MU4< •ll'ahrr'n. <W*lire j"bn* Hilt KILK 1 t-nmn b«l>. List your Auction Sales with l.m-lrr, t.-.l <>4.—». H. Oil 5 1 nnl- MMUt. -t - --------------- ,»«•« ntl.k: DEWEY REED ' °r»n.|Hi4a ■ 4 t'k»T ' •Hur »«.wLn«.i Up-> tin FARM EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS — AUCTIONEER 1 '•'•"•I ■>> ’'I**-. 11 TijSik l. U.tL Lj tfer .l.» I:,;:,- ....... ... G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Phone 1519 MTRAVED UND ~ n.l< .-. |.rfr,l r..T>.h|MP. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS 142 E. Stat* If 4 . ' FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE WHAT other work shoe, if frozen in ice for days, would dry out glove soft. — comfortable an a moccasin? Wol­ verine Shell Iloipehides have done it hundreds of times—convincing proof of almost unbelievable extra comfort But Wolverines are amazingly tough, too, give you the extra wear to ne expected of the world's only work shoes with soles, uppers and even in­ soles of genuine shell horsehide. Let us tell you the whole story. �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. |UNE 4, 1942 EARLIER DAYS OF ORANGEVILLE VILLAGE. TOWN PLATTED IN 1854 daughter. Josephine, of Hickory take gift* of great value, they would I Mrs Leslie Williams of Freeport carry lo Bethlehem a* priceless, called on Mr. and Mra. John Adam* Pennrls of Cloverdale on Saturday treasures, gifts of rubber tires, sug- I Sunday evening. evening. -ON FAT DAT. BUT ar and probably quinine. How,' Mr. and Mrs Clyde Leonard of Section men working on the C, many time* down through lhe ages. Mra. Will Whittemore accomi Kalarr.sz/x) came Bunday for their ' (Continued from page 1. Beotian i> have these standards of value been riled her Uster. Mrs John Anders I" ? By Jane Cameron daughter Alberta, who ho* been changed? Our present list, was । of Kalamazoo, to Brush Ridge onl one _d,jr wm held at the home of Isaac Fish ' compiled on December 7, 1941. with­ j Thursday., where they attended the d7.r ,hun< **_*.Ttr* staying with Mr*. Whittemore and electing George Brown ns tlie flr*t enjoyed reading good books and the I fence, with leg* broken Conserve-' attending school here. out warning. best periodicals, and were tnteiliCemetery Circle meeting. 1 supervisor. Hon Officer George Sumner of Ur ,nd I-CWfU Whittemore gent, lovable folk* They enjoyed We just read lagt week's Bypaths ! Mra. John Harrington. Mrs EUs- Hasting* was notified and shot the ,nd thrir parent*. Mr. and Mrs. The location of lhe village was music and had an caa-ume old-Uma organ and it sounds like .. l» had been w,..writana nsa worth B;irrett and Mrs Charles deer. It Is reported that a deer Charles Whittemore of Rutland, probably'due to lhe beautiful stream ln their home. They and my Uncle j i«n by a parrot. । Harrington were In Kalamazoo on wa* killed by a car a short distance »P*nt Saturday in Chicago Wa ara In m mrUit George and Aunt Helen Brooks, who . • • • of water that runs through It. sug­ Thursday afternoon and called an south of the village on M-43 re-1 Mr. *nd Mr* MerlBpragueofDefor several year* lived In the vll-1 Sugar prediction-Our sugar oowl gesting power for a saw mill. One lagt. were great friend*. Thc Turn-, will be empty for lhe last three day* Mrs. Ross Water* in Borgeu hos- cently trolt spent from Friday until Man­ prlcet will be right I pital Plan* are being made for Chll- d*’’ with hl* parents. Mr. was located near the dam. east of er* and my uncle and aunt made a.of each two-week period. Geoige Brown suffered a stroke _ ... • • • 4ast Monday al the home of Leo; Mr*’ A ce„ n'. "P”11 frnm dren's Day exercises, which will be “n_“ Mrs Oeorge Sprague. with the market. the village.,which waa built in I860, fine flue auartettr quartette Mrs. Mr*. Turner'aeeomTurner aecom• Mr and Mrs Fred Feever and Idea for a needed Invention — A' Hemlmhot oi B.lura>re .mruhlp! T”"«' 5™ »• held later this month Tiial creek furnishes water for lhe panied on the organ, ahd took the Mra. Alice Quick, who suffered «, daughter. Mrs Page of Hastings, „, __ a,_____ ____ ______ extensive rearing pond* owned by alto part-Uncl^George sang tenor._ I sugar capsule, holding from one to •nd ••• brought W th* Item, ol hU. \d, M"'„J““ ,Wo*r 1■ Oomitook. the Rod and Gun Club. The builder ..-nt Aunt,Hclen «»!•'' soprano snnrann and Dr. nr Turner Turner- so-and-so spoonsful and market •litor-ln-law. Mn. Irm. Brora. »>"> heart attack Saturday, was taken t0 visited Mra Hattie Whittemore on they might not be called accordingly, to carry when we go In lhe elurnoon I ““ —*'i|d releUve* « Her­ Pennock hospital eartv Bunday Sunday. of the original dam wa* E. O. Salla- ■•-.j the bass, ' artBU." but I greatly enjoyed to event* where the organization Mr- •n<* Mrs Lewis Jensen of bury. In 1853. E. O. McGowen be- "art .. 7« . n „ '**‘1 wlu le«ve ln about lwo morning. Her son. William, wife ^rd"‘ ,.M J"; -eeU lor Unrau, -here they «UI and baby of Chicago were called ar*nd Ledge. Mr* Calvin Powell of came Salisbury's partner in -Tfie hearing them slug (not croon) lhe 1* unable to qualify for a ration as i of sugar II should slip into a purse rad Mra Belph Blurt raunded u„ „ Mr KaU, wlll „ here by her Hines* Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon' ownership of the saw mill and dam. popular rouga of that day. auch aa mlnJ -:-J I Were Young. II or pocket. I can Just see newi- rae bad rame be-ran lhe DelTOl al M 8 c The wind last Friday night blew , of ®u“«u Tliey built lhe grist mill and the "When You and long race leading to it in 1855 andMaggle." Maggie." ““Poor Poor Nellie Nellie Oray" Oray" and snd| paper p«pu headlines BANDIT HOLDS TUera rad the chkado While Boa rrgrrt their leavlnt. aa they were down several tree* In thl* vicinity, with Mra. Blanche Richards. ---- — .• । j UPt LADIES irxry ill' -------- — 1854. when McGowen became sole "Silver Thread* Among the Gold." AID. —TAKES 8UOAR at Brl,,. Bradl™ In DetrMl Salur- ,,„hb. r„p«tra here Keith. Kenneth and Kendall WIL ! owner of the property, and op-!TNe*e songs appealed to the emo-; CAPSULES AT POINT OP GUN, .. _ u a i Mrs Gladys Chamberlain spent Hams of OuU lake spent the week- BOWEN 8 MILLS furnish you quality Mrs. Polly Parts returMd homc Tiiursday night with Mr. and Mr*. end with their grandparent*. Mr.; The 50th anniversary gathering erated it until his decease in 1841. [lion*. I remember that It then [These capsule* might even become The partners made a plat of that । seemed "tough" to me to have to; in limea medium of monetary ex­ ,r°T^ J" ’ •’■‘H”* CUrk ln and Mr*. John Adam*. at the church last Saturday was: part of thc village which waa on I grow old; but I liave not found It ■ change, such a* five dollar gold where she liatl been caring for Mrs.; w. Pennock and Mn. Bert Word reached here last week ot well attended^ A lovely day. a good1 8. Grant Voorhees and baby aon.j their own land in 1854. An addl-'so in actual experience. My soul • piece*. Haw! Patton spent Thursday afternoon in the death of Mrs Charles Kendall crowd, and a bountiful potluck din- j Jerry Grand, for two weeks. tlon was platted by E. G. Nichols in agonized for "Poor Nellie Gray." • • • Hastings. ot Manton. wife of a former pastor ner at the hall followed by a very nrr tu nigm soon the w,r banana .shipments; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simmon and son 1854. extending westward from Hie worn when uiey they mua look her lo unjigir Georgie "to Right Mr. and Mrs. Clair Richards of of the Methodist church here Fu- Interesting program at the church first plat |. -f=r wear her her life life away, a-lolltng •« tn cense, so they tell u*. Tlie country of Grand Rapids called on the lat- Jackson spent the weekend with hl* neral service* were held Friday af- combined to make an enjoyable day., ccttcr. c™ My grief needs a good punchy war song, so! ter”* uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr*. mother. Mrs Blanche Richards Thc village lavem. which al one)' thc lhe cotton and the thc cxne." cane ternoon Much sympathy w exBunday School Is in session every learned. they tell u» Well, why not revive Adam Endres. Saturday time did a considerable business. was lightened —when *-— •I •later ­ Art Todd, Mgr. Mr and Mr*. Max Reynold*. Mr tended lo the bereaved family. ! Sunday at 11 a m. Everybody is. Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson of Grand was erected by Winchester T. Dodge Hiat they never did raise sugar cane' "Yc*.-We Have No Bananas." It and Mrs. Roger Williams, and Mr Oordle Durkee and Clarence cordially Invited Rapid* and Mr* Mra Ida Howk. local, local. Bnd Mrl aienn W|Ulanu of OuU Payne shot tour young foxes Sun­ In 1855. George Beattie eslabHshrd in Georgie. so the poor slave girl I sold more copies than any other I Rapids missed a part in of rm her nuu hard juu. Job. ■ popular song ever written and |-----•• ----------•• — -• J pari a blacksmith shop In lhe village tn miwu IT “™" 1 D*1' lake .pent lhe weekrod near Cadll- day afternoon. ... remember --------- . -------other *-ik- folk* banana lover* everywhere would I. can these 1854 It was located nearly oppo­ Della Yule. Uc trout njhlnf Mr and Mr*. Edwin W. Jones of Mra. Raymond Whitehead, daughMrs M a}uKld received new , of site the schoolhouse and wa* a very who lived in the village when I rise up 4n wrath and join lhe army Mrs. Mary Shedd news of Denver. Colo., are visiting Mr. and busy place. In Hie late 1840's and knew It so well: There were lhe the navy, the coast guard and the ter. and son Harold, and Mis* the death of her nephew Darwin O. Mra. Russell Moll for a few days. early 1870's, our family often vb­ Englands, lhe Phetteplace and Fred­ waacle*. We would whale the tar Dorothy Schroder of Selfridge Field. Wren. In Laming last Friday. She Cash Clark of Grand Haven and lted at my Uncle George Brooks', erick Flahut families, who then out of the Jap* and Heinles in no Mt. Ctemcru. spent lhe weekend attended the funeral services tn Mr. and kirs. Merle Clark of Hast­ when they resided In the village, lived we*t of the village.» I knew time flat. Right? with Mr. and Mrs. William Klemp. Lansing Monday afternoon. Burial ing* were Sunday dinner guests ot also at the home of Dr. and Mrs. the Lem Wing, lhe Mack Wing, Mr. and Mr* Royal Good. Mr. and Mr and Mr*. Maurice Johncock and The Readers Digest contained H. C. Turner. I remember as a the M T. Arbor. L. A Nichol* and Mr*. W. E. Good and son Kay of boy that I wa* much Interested In VanValkenburgh families, ol*o the these gems: "For Sale—Car. A-l Delton, were also Sunday dinner sided. Mrs. Royce Henton accom­ family Mra. Reva Evans and Thel­ panied Mr*. Shedd. ma Mott of Kalamazoo spent tlie Hiat shop, watching the skillful large family of George Beattie, also Owner I-A." Aho: "Fashion note guests Mr and Mf*. Ggrald Bush and weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Johnblacksmith pound out the white- Mr*. Thiers, for many years the —There'll be little ctuinge in men's Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neeb and fam­ daughter of Lansing visited hi* par­ pocket* this yfear." hot horseshoes, deftly pare tlie postmistress. and her two sons. ily of Vicksburg spent the weekend ents. Mr. and Mr* Lincoln Bush. Visitor* at the home of Mr and At one time there was a flourUhHorses' hoofs and nail on the shoes Editorial to all the graduates in with Mr. and Mr* Lewis Neeb. Mrs. Sunday. Mra George Kem were Mr* John He was an artist al it, and had ing Masonic lodge in the village, UH* country’ »nd tn all countries: Neeb remained for the week Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Burnett of Hamilton and two children ot Scott* with a nice, large hall on the third all the work he could do. Mr*. Dorr Howell of Middleville This is one goah-awful world lo Schoolcraft visited Mrs* Margaret and Mr. and Mrs Gamer Hamptorf floor of .Ahe hotel. Also there was The first merchant In the village was a Saturday caller of Mr. and Sheldon recently turn you kid* loose ini and daughter. Dawn, of HasUngs on wa* James Campbell, who opened a a Grange there, which had a con­ To the Detroit lady who didn't Mr*. Otto Kunde. 15 dealer* in Barry Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Davis and Friday: Mr and Mrs. Jesse Lind­ ^lore there in 1853. In the fall ot siderable membership Miss Vivian Buehler of Charlotte put her address so I could answer daughter of Grand Rapid* spent the sey and three children ot KalamaSomehow churches did not seem 1854 Ell Nichol* established a gen­ County to Serve You In person—Yes, I really like the spent the weekend with her par­ eral store there. He continued II to flourish tn lhe village Father girl's names I put in this column. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Buehler. weekend with hl* parents, the Rev. and Mr*. C. E. Davis. Crosby of Climax, and Mr. and Mr* for many years and prospered. He Daubucy. a Methodist elder, estab­ tip-top shape. Use .MOBIL Truck Service available to Mr and Mr*. Ivan Blough and I'm sick and tired of all the old Mrs. Lol* Gaskill and ion, Ber­ WIU Youngs and daughter of Belle­ built what was at one time the lished a chunph there at one time; names where there arc three of son Dean. Mr. and Mrs Join: nard. of Comstock were dinner largest store budding In Uie county, but It declined In membership and each in a clswroom. I'd love lo vue on Saturday; Mr. and Mrs. gas, oil and lubricant* for Blough, and Mrs Nellie Robbins of guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Lincoln Bush Call Today WiU Start US also a fine home in the village ceased lo exist. A Baptist church name a baby girl Bonnet, and call Kem spent Sunday with her sister, j Clarksville called on Mrs. Polly Saturday. When I knew them. Mr. and Mr*. building was completed soon after Out Your Way more trouble free miles. Mrs. Ida Tungate, at Midland park. her Bonnet. Lace. Star. Chalice. Parks Sunday afternoon. Nichols, who had no children, were thaclOM of the Civil war. It had quite Mr. and Mrs Elwln Storr of De­ Gull lake. Mra. OUle Moore and jon of troit called on Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln both In the store. She kept the a large membership for a time, and Dawn. Rosette and Dimity arc Miss Dorothy Wibalda is work­ beautiful words and why shouldn't Grand Rapids called on her aunt books and also waited on custom­ then faded out. Probably a denomi­ st name children beautiful names? Bush and Mra. Mary Shedd Sunday. ing In-the drug store. and uncle. Mr. and Mr*. George ers If Hie were living today, she national church might not flour­ .Mrs Ross Waters returned to her Forbey Bunday afternoon would be classed as "very modem." ish now. But a non-denominaUonal home from Borges* hospital Bunday Chicago visited Arthur GunsenhauThe lady gives a method tor cook­ Mr. and Mra John Thaler visited for she smoked, not dinky little cig­ work that Is very promising Is being ing rhubarb that requires les* sug­ Mr. and Mr* Dan Taylor of Chi­ ser Saturday. MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR the cemetery at Leighton Friday arettes. but long, black cigars, the carried on in lhe village just now ar. I don't care what a person is cago called on Mr. and Mrs Leon Visitor* at the home of Mra. Hat­ same a* her husband used When by MU* Bernice Jansen who talking about these days. It always afternoon and also called on Mr. Pennock Saturday. tie Whittemore Saturday were Mr. STATE ST. HASTINGS *he saw that I waa interested, she was an Episcopalian missionary in gel* around to sugar. She quotes and Mr*. Joe Thaler. Mrs. Ethel Wilcox of Chicago, who and Mrs Ben McMurray of Ohio; Mrs Ida Payne returned home would occasionally puff rings of to­ Japan for several year* until the from the Boston Cook Book: "If spends her summers at Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. George Leinaar and bacco smoke, but she did not In­ growing feeling against Americans rhubarb to covered with boiling Friday night after a three weeks' hale. I had seen several elderly by Jap militarist* made it too dif­ water, allowed lo stand five, min­ visit with her son. Mr. and Mrs. women smoke long clay pipe* — ficult for her to carry on. She is utes and then cooked, less sugar Clare Payne of Kalamazoo. Mr*. Merle Campbell of Hasting* black ones, too—but Mrs. Nichols doing a fine work with the young will be required." I have an old people, and her effort* ought to standby for rhubarb and you would held a birthday dinner in honor smoking a cigar, which she seemed have the very strongrat support. hot know It was the same fruit of her mother. Mra. Leap Karcher, Bunday Other guest* were Mr. and to enjoy very much. Following the I think I will close this rambling when you gel through. Just cover Civil war, Mr. Nichol* had a large article with a story about lhe 4th It with cold water, put on a slow Mrs Lloyd Karcher and Marlon of and profitable business. Later, lhe of July celebration in Orangeville, in stove and heat hot.. Drain and Grand Rapids. Miss Louise Endres of Cleveland, building of the O. R. & I. railroad 1855. J quote from lhe History of repeat this two more times. Then created good markets for farm prod­ Alllegan and Barry counliea a* add enough water to make it nice Ohio, spent Sunday with her uncle ucts at Plainwell, Martin and Way­ follows: ' for sauce, cook It If It isn't all ten­ and aunt. Mr. and Mrr. Adam Enland. also made them far more •The village tavern wm built and der enough, although It probably active trading center* Orangevine opened in 1855 by Winchester T. will be. and cool and sweeten not Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Woods were had no railroad and could not be a Dodge, who wm lhe landlord for using saccharine. One lady throw* in Greenville on business Friday. In Tanner** market town, which re­ some years thereafter. It wm lhe In marshmallows for swiftening the afternoon they were guest* of duced the trade of the village. The Mr. and Mr*. Ed Wallander of Lin­ 4th of July. 1855. that wm fixed as but I guess she hasn't a gang to region about Orangeville did not cook for or they would be too ex­ coln lake. have a rich soil. Soon cropping, the appropriate day for celebrating. pensive . Mrs. Frances Hendershot and Mnt. without fertilizing, brought dimin­ Irene Hendershot of Baltimore ishing returns to the farmer* in Dodge's lavem. Several of the most Sudden thought—If the nativity township were Wednesday afterHurt area, the slump In price* for spirited cltliens ot lhe town taking were to be re-enacted again on (ConUnued on page 4. this Sec.) farm product*, following the 1873 hold of the matter, it waa deter­ panic, likewise reduced the pur­ mined to have a "bang-up blow­ chasing power of Mr. Nichols' for­ out." To that end they went over mer nearby customers. He carried to Hastings on the 3rd of July to on hl* business, however, and had borrow n cannon, known to belong accumulated enough tn lhe better to certain citizens of that town. The time* so he could live comfortably. The construction of the Gun found to be In the possesalon of1 River drain has resulted In making Landlord Emory at MiddleviUe.: Oun Marsh one of Michigan's most Armed with an order for ita deUvImportant onion district*. That ha* ery. the Orangeville people went brought many new people into lhe over there: but the cannon, being village area. The village school has intended by Emory to take part In been doubled In kite to accommo­ MiddleviUe'* own Independence Day date the children of lhe onion demonstration, he declined most workers. It may also have brought emphatically to give It up." more trade to the town. But good 'Repulsed. but not beaten, the Or­ road* and the automobile make it angeville party drew off and sent post haste to their township for larger towns. The mall order cata­ reinforcement*. These arriving logue* are also at hand for con­ some Ume after midnight, a hurried venient use in ordering goods These and mysterious move wm made have cut deeply into tlie trade of upon Emory'*: but Emory, on the small village store*. alert. njet them with a bold front. A postoffice wm established at They heeded not hU warning* or the village tn 1853 It was then threats of sharp violence, and pro­ called "Orangeville Mills." the ceeded to push him aside while they "Mills" being added to save confu­ laid hold on the cannon. Despite, sion. as there wm another Orange­ too. the appearance upon the scene ville In Michigan. The first postof Mra. Emory, and her sklUful maMer was Hiram Tillotaon. Hl* successor wa* Ell Nichols. From flank movement with a broomsflck DELTON fiarry fiypatlja FARMERS H FREEPORT SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. MR. FARMER YOUR CAR IS A VALUABLE PIECE OF EQUIPMENT M'KEE SERVICE OIL SALES IF you need A LOAN Stop in and let’s talk it over! We have money to loan to responsible parties For business or personal use We are making mortgage loans Loans for financing the purchase of postmaster. Mali at first came from Kalamazoo once a week by stage, later from Plainwell three time* a week. Previous to 1853 the people of Orangeville had to get their mall at either Prairieville or Yankee Springs. The office was discontinued when rural free deliv­ ery was established In the county. Records indicate that a schoo. was established in 1849 In what later became Orangeville village. There are no record* to show when the main part of lhe present school building wa* erected It was there when the writer visited In Orange­ ville tn the 1840*. At one Ume in that period T. B. Diamond con­ ducted in the summertime a ■ select school’ for teacher* tn that build­ ing. Teacher* came from all part* of the county to attend it. For­ merly only one regular teacher wa* the number of pupils, due to the physician to locate In the vlllagf. He came in 1855 and continued to practice almost to the Ume of hla liospitable. The doctor and hl* wife structlve damage, lhe attacking forces got safely away with their priie. and by daylight landed it in Orangeville, tn ample time for a glorious hurrah, made additionally glorious by lhe remarkable tri­ umph at MiddleviUe. Emory subse­ quently sought to avenge himself by causing the arrest of lhe Invad­ er*: but they turned the tables by prosecuting him for selling liquor contrary to law. and in the end he waa glad to compromise the matter by withdrawing hla lull against them." NO SERIOUS LOSSES IN COUNTY The storm of last Friday looked Xenough to make one think it . become a cyclone. Fortu­ nately this county escaped that vl*itatlon. But a twister did that day drop down on Ingham county, be­ tween Mason and Lansing, extend­ ed into Livingston county, destroy­ ing many building* The Wind­ storm Co. reports numerous looses from that storm, mostly small, in various parts of Michigan. In this county there were several small lease* reported from Friday's severe winds. equipment, household and farm, auto­ mobiles, and loans on short-term notes. If you need money, see your banker and talk it over. HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Five Yeart of Continuous Service" PHONES: 210S - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JUNK 4, 1M3 Bunday at Houghton lake. I ity, and attended the anniversary has just been transferred from the lo the non-publlcity of the event with a gold star and crossed flags. brother and other relatives at Mor­ ley. Bunday. Milton Kermecn relumed to his celebration of lhe People* churth Canadian air force lo the United and the heat. Hand bills were acatMr. and Mrs Sidney Sawtea and State*. tervd on Friday but many never a most striking window and at­ Earl Aubll. bookkeeper Bunday visitors at the home of three weeks lay-off from an attack1 school reunion. daughter Barbara of Grand Rap­ saw them due to lhe partial black- tracted much attention Herman VanderSchuur. of pneumonta. >1 — *— •*— MiddleviUe ——- — ---------- -­ several Mrs. Anna Moshler. stater of* — WUl Creamery for ids were caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Many from lhe Parmelee vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Paul Striker. Mls-s [.... Mr. and Mr*. Henry Poulson ac­ [Johnson has returned to her home yean, has resigned hta ।position Wm. K. Llebler Bunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carvelh and Was one of the hottest on record companied their son-in-law and Murtha Schad. Mi&s Ha*el Camp-; in Chesterland. Ohio, after *pcnd- and relumed to the e farm eg hi* Itta stater. Mrs. Frona DeWatter of latte Tungale, daughter of Mr. and Gloria Jean Carpenter accompan­ for Michigan registering in thc( daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Harlcxi Has- bell and friend. Robert Olner and Ting the winter months with her father. Ray Aubll to assist w. w,the I. with w * 7 Mrs. Loren Tungate, and Peter ied them and vlaited her grandBurdet Benaway took the Clipper1 stater. Mrs Sceber near Hastings, [farm work. Hta two brother*. Olif- dinner guests al the home of Mrs Buclhnuskas of Grand Rapids at lake trip to Milwaukee Saturday: Mrs. Lydia Bradford has'return- ford and Wayne are both now .wrv- Sarah Campbell. Sunday visitors1 the church of 64. Peter and Paul man. and attended tlie auto race*. I ed to tlie home of her aunt in Nash-1 ing in Uncle Sam's forces Mrs. of Mr*. Campbell and her niece tn Grand Rapid* at 8 o'clock Sat­ The forty-three young people Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Paquin and । vllle after spending some lime with Paul Spyker, nee Kay While, who touela Cook were Mr. and Mrs urday morning. May 30. Tbe bridei graduating from the ■Oiomappletwo children. John and Sarah her stater. Mrs. Maud Crow. has been lhe assistant bookkeeper Roy Cook qf Battle Creek. who waa very attractive in a white Kellogg high school this week are Joyce of South Haven were week-1 Memorial day visitors at the home has taken up Eari'* duties and her ^jjatdg^Oriffeth. Paul Oackler and satin gown with train and veil,, a» follows: Paul Garbow. Conrad end guest* of the Oscar FUikbelner of Mrs. Hattie Smith were her son- position ta being filled by Miss Burdet Benaway are among the was attended by iter friend. Mis*i Beeler. Geraldine Carley. David family. ’ , In-law and daughter. Mr. a/id Mrs Lconn Longstreet. list of Barry county boy* called to1 Laurel Maclvcr ot Parmelee who। Adams. Clinton Adams, Evelyn Al­ hy using Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Parker and । Ross Stauffer of East Caledonia included nmon* the Memorial Kalamnxoo this Thursday for final wore a gown of green with veil. Fol­ brecht. Betty Aubll. Harry Batach. two children of Cadillac spent the and her son Arthur, wife and lit- Duy caller* at U>e FTed 8lokoe tome examination as inductees. lowing lhe ceremony thc couple left. Jr.. Donald Carter. Helen Coman. wvcKcna parenus. mt weekend wiui with ms hta parents. Mr.. ana and,, tie Leon of Halting*. Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mn chn, p-goM, for a short honeymoon at Traverse’ Joseph Corrigan. Arvella Crane. Mrs A. HJ-Parker. They also pre-11_________________ __ ,_________ children spent Memorial day at , I Phyllis Cutler, Marcella Davis. Geo. pared one o‘f thc VanderVecn cot-1 Norman of Battle Creek were week: cite Steeby, all of Grand Rapids Albion with thejr daughter. Mrs. City and will, upon their return,I Fufflrilzm Rnhrrt Flfield Charles reside in Grand Rapid* Tlie bride Eggleston, Robert Flfield. , tages at Barlow lake for their oc-; aid gurata. and Mrs. Clarence Morse and llt- Sidney Binns and family. is a graduate of Thornapplc-Kel- Finkbciner. Duane Fisher. Helen cupancy a* soon as Arnold* teachMr an(1 Mrs gjdnw Gleb. Mr.. tic son Jimmie of Detroit. Harold cross and family of Lan­ logg high school and a talented Frey, Donna Oalster. Buzanno inj year clows about June 19. nnd Mrs aackkr Iind lwo ,ons Sunday jtftemoon callers at the sing were Saturday callers on hta> musician. She hu been employed Gardner. Helen Grtffeth. Betty Mra. Louise Cleveland of Grand Kenneth and John all of Caledonlamother. Mrs Mand Cross. Her*on.tn Grand Rapids for some time. Jackson. Mary Joy. Nyla Kingsley. Raplds spent the weekend wim her | ulld Mr ,nd Mrs nobcrt o(; O.'bcrt Griffeth home on the W MIU. who is working In Laming Her many friends In this vicinity Kenneth Koph. Laurel Maclvcr. Harper farm were Cecil Mitchell son Jerald Bedford and family. Grand naphta were Sunday dinnerj1 R. and her. granddaughter of Dimon­ extend best wishes to her and hus­ Raymond Maichclc, Orrtia McNutt, Hta sister. Mrs. LnMotne Anderson [ KUMts nl lhe u R Bre]l?r ,wmc | and children nnd a friend. Miss dale were weekend visitor*. MICHIGAN STATE INDUSTRIES" band for a happy future together. Laila Minar. Leroy Moore. Lots I Ruth McWilliams, all of Detroit Sunday" PKS " 8U” ™ Mr 8,111 MfA o,Mln Solomon and Henry Qrlffclh. Mr. and Mrs. WllJACKSON, MICHIGAN » Mrs. J. E. Norgnard of Green lake" Noffkc. Carl Overholt. Ilene PolMr. nnd Mrs. Harold Segeratrom ‘ Mr* Ellen Sandefur spent from *t^"' «"• v**f* '»*- »*» OrtHeth and daughters of Ber- of Grand Rapids spent Saturday and her mother, Mrs. Chas. Crook­ hemus, Frances Potts. Rctiia BavaThursilaJ until Saturday In Grand 1! 'TrU‘1^L’°-U n I Springs, and Ute Harold Grlf- and Sunday with hta mother, Mrs ston visited al Hastings Saturday cook Rodney Schad. Orval BchuU, Clarence Bcrljan. Bernice Sneathen. Blanch Segct-strom. Monday Har­ afternoon. RapKta with her aunt. Mra Isaac .Saturday anti called on hta broth- feth family, local. Keeler. Mrs. Keeler brought her I "J[j**1' ,^’,l?nwn 8,ld *lfr 1,1 8ou,h ■ Mias Pauline Benaway of the old left for Detroit for three weeks' Mrs. Leroy Russell visited her ^Continued on page 3, this Sec.) home and spent thc day at lhe i ‘jn’na R“P»<« I Bell Telephone office. Battle Creek schooling. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Lewis and home of her brother, Wm. MeMr». Sam Trepp and four small: spent the weekend al home. Kevltl. 'children of Swarthmore. Pa., nr-. Mra. Mary Finkbeiner of Leigh- two daughters, Mary and Alice of Rev. and Mrs. I E. Carlcy were । rived Friday to visit her parents, ton nnd her daughter. Mrs John Jackson arc spending tlie week in attendance at the Barry county. Mr. nnd Mrs Ray Potts Hacker of Caledonia: spent *cverallI with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Council of Religious Education at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wicringa.i days last week *at her home in the, Elmer Fenton nnd her broUier Dick. I Cloverdale. Tuesday. : Jr. of Grand Rapids were Satur- village. Saturday with her sister, diaries brought hta family over A HOUSE in thc first ward, 3 bedroom* up, kitch­ Mrs. Mattle I<ynd who has been I day callers on hta sister, Mrs. Edd Mra Christine Finkbeiner. they en- Saturday and remained until Sunen, dining room, living room and bath down, III at the home of her son Max Timin and faintly. I trrtalned thc Andlcr relatives to। day .evening. good furnace, $2100.00. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Trouyat and Is able to be about thc house, which; Harry Williams of Detroit spent; dinner. Those present included Mr is good news to hrt- many friends,; Saturday night with his friend. Curt I and Mrs. Fred Andlcr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Horace Livergood 5 ROOM HOUSE, no bath nor furnace, $1700.00. Miss Effie Freeman of tonstng, Solomon । Kate Gordon of Moline. Mr. and of Grand Rapids were Sunday vis­ Attached garage. spent Memorial day In town lookAcel Cnln and family of Eaton Mrs. John Andier, Mrs. Rote Eg- itors of Mrs. B n parents, Mr. nnd .Ing after her cemetery lot and was. Ilapkta were Saturday visitors of gleston and Mr and Mrs. LaRue Mrs. F. R. Prtndlc. A GOOD HOME on W. High street. 3 bedrooms, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lyons nnd a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. A >’ls aunt and cousin. Mrs. Sylvia Griffeth and little son Victor all living room, dining room, kitchen and bath, baby daughter of Baltic Creek H. Bell. Allen und son Glenn and family of Yankee Springs $2500.00. Mr. and Mrs Will David of De-,«t Parmelee. Other visitor* wrtg; Clare and E. D. Matteson of sjient lhe weekend with their par­ troll were Friday callers on her Mr. and Mrs. Harry’ DcPuit and son Grand Rapids were Memorial day ents. Rev. and Mrs. Carley and Ray A BEAUTIFUL HOME in the 3rd ward. 3 blocks aunt. Mrs. Sylvia Allen at the Glenn 1 Jack of Beverley and Mr. and Mrs.j vtatlora at the home of Mrs Della Lyons nnd ‘wife. from town, 3 bedrooms, full bath and sewing Tlie Prairie school picnic was! Allen home of Parmelee. 1 John Goorhouw of Nile.. | Allen. room upstairs, full basement, with drain, large Mr. and Mra. John Thede of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Poulson and Burdet Cline of Parmelee recent- well 'attended Sunday and all re- ■ Grand Rapids were Memorial Day; children spent thc weekend with I ly went ti» Chicago where he met I port a very nice gathering. lot, $4000.00. visitors . of Dr. — and ------------------------------------------------------------Mra. R. M. her parents at Tiiree — Rivers ,,hta IU, xuer-mw. sister-in-law. mra Mrs. tvennetn Kenneth1 Th* Trojans, thc first annual put BRAND NEW HOUSE in the first ward. 2 bed­ ----- | Private John Robertson, son of, dine nnd assisted In driving buck I m,t by ,he Thornapple- Kellogg When you get that mid-day tired feeling, take time, rooms up, 1 bedroom and bath down, all oak Mrs. Vernon Parks of Galesburg Mr nnd Mra Chas Robertson !-• | their house trailer as Ken has been *cho°t WBS delivered last week and spent from Tuesday to Saturday enjoying a twelve days' furlough 'transferred to a western camn , u “ very flllp memor>' book of the floors, $3850.00. out for a glass of rich Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk. at the home of her aunt. Mrs. El-. from a southern camp Hta wife. xjr and Mni CBm Crookston i sc11001 Mudent body and activities, mer Fenton. Her husband and hta. who ta employed a* assistant dtrt-' nnd Mr and Mrs Mark mtehto ! Mni Grace 'Cunningham of the I IN THE SECOND WARD we have a peach of a ... । • l. I. . ..mm .iiirs. si.irs •ww-iin. rvl.ciHi' . Make it a regular three-o’clock habit. It picks you up nl ih... r-.— Him . .. . wns „ the guiding „„ hand in . fnther. Clayton Parks a.1 of n-i-.H..-" Galesburg .Ilian ttian Fort vusicr, Custer Thursday to faculty house. Two bedrooms up, modern kitchen, . nt the ' stale ------ hnspitnl nt ... Cnro ........ drove utuvr to m run inursaiiv io came up for thc day and she re-: i» tor aa vacation win- m. --- ___' --------- •.who . Its execution and superintended the ’ ta home for vacation Hi during hlsj— SCe .u_ the former's son---Wayne right away, gives you the kind of stamina we all need good furnace, garage, full lot, $3500.00. effort of the following staff to1 turned with them to her home. . v. , . . „ „■ wax passed into Uncle Sam's forces ON N. MICHIGAN AVE. we have an apartment Mr. and Mrs Enos Price of Jack- j .. A baby son. weighing -------.< — lbs. 7. ----07.3 Tureday. They llrrj ., arrived loro „ as ,the nc WJ boys . which Volume 1 ta a real credit— ' for VICTORY! —a* bom hnnv io In Mr Mr and nn.-l Mrs. Mrx Homer . _were __ _ in aformation ____ ..__ . to entrain ............ afot Vivian Williams. Oretta McNutt. house, three 3-room apartments. I bath up son spent from Friday until Sun-. was day evening with her mother nnd.DeWeerd. nee Sarah May Lewis at some other camp but hail a lew Maxine Finkbeiner and Geraldine and I down, 3 stall garage. Only $3500.00. sister, Mrs Jennie Bovee nnd Mrs ■ Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapids on1 minutes to visit. Carley with Gordon Bennett, Bruce WE HAVE some swell cottages—lot us show Burdette Wadd nnd husband. I Memorial Day. This La thc first | vem Johnson 'of landing wns Chase and Clarence Serijan as lhe you something nice in a cottage at.thc lake. Mr and Mrs. Ross Armstrong of grandchild of Mr. an3 Mrs. Edd I n visitor of his parents. Mr ai'd business staff. Ray Overholt, as: Constantine spent Thursday in town Lewis. •••■• Johnson. ----------- Saturday. Their editor of the Trumpet, lhe weck-| — Congratulations! —---------------- ~l Mrs. ’Will Th'lT *■» a R<»d attendance nt u« daughter. Bernard .nvx Peck m and nnd saw to the storage of the goods ----------------uis„.cr. Mrs. tx-tnara .m ly jxiper, also has done a firstclass job thc past year.of the John Armstrong home prior the 5nth anniversary celebration of family of Hastings were callers, to renting. the founding of thc Peoples church: *• — ” — ••— — —J --------Mr. and Mra. Leo Griffeth of itnrh! Mrs. VnnHcsic of Grand Rapids Henry Griffeth and son Wilber , nt Bowens Mills. Saturday. Hr' L.. ,I visited her ullclo BUU uunl> mr> uncle and aunt. Mr. Hickory Comers are tn town this' his wife and two daughters.of Bcr- 8. B. Qulncer of the local Baptist and Mrs. Albert Vredcnbtirg Sun- week at some of lhe festivities of! rten Springs were Sunday and Mon- church gave the princijml address., day the school, their daughter Helen ■ day visitors at thc homes of hb., Harry Batach. Sr ni;d Vem p»y n. Pugh of Vermontville being one of lhe co-valedictorians Harold and Glenn Grll- --------Smith were in Detroit on business | spent Sunday with hta wife nt the of thc graduating class. nephews, I —• REAL ESTATE BROKER : feth. Monday. Sunday visitors of Mrs. Hattie f"”h i| Monday. 'home of htr parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carpenter and son Maleouib Mac­ Mr. and Mra. R. I. Kenyon spent T ... ' .. _________________ lcLt f‘’L.n sol,.th: ‘ w,n MeKevitt. STEBBINS BLHDING PHONE 2639 from Friday over the weekend with| cm ^nuirF,„um received >m>vcu a u ffw icw days u.»y>. lvcr and family at Parmelee were — recruiting camp Saturday after, cableprarna her sister. Mrs. Sarah Campbell; spending a week with his wife, thc 3j.o announced the safe arrival of her cousins.’ Mrs. E. A. Burton. Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it ot your grocers. nnd other relatives in this vlcin-i former Marjorie Vermeulen. He; Clare Mugridge and Donald White Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Merrick and 1 • m the British talcs. Sunday, one his mother, Mrs. LaVuncha Merrick | was received by 'Mr. nnd Mrs Max of Hastings. Among out-of-town visitors at ; Lynd announcing the safe arrlvnl HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW a ■/ ■ of their son Eddie at the fame thc cemetery Saturday were lhe families of Elmer Struble. Guy , destination. OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. ■■ : The monthly meeting of the Nash. Guy Coykcndall nnd Mra. | Rouse circle of thc Methodist Willi* Coykrndnll all of Hastings, church will be with Mr*. Burdette Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wiggins and her sister, the former Orphn Thcde! . Wadd. this Tlnirsduy afternoon. i Mr*. Blanch Segers:rom was tn of Illinois. Mra. Coni Brace of De-' Grand Rapid- Tuesday altcrnoon trolt. Mr. and Mra. John Aubll of1 Grand Ledge. Mr. and Mra. Noah‘ ' aunt. Mrs. Mary Harris. Interment Kraft of Charlotte. Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Huting* Members of the Middleville high' | was in the Ada cemetery. . Mrs. George Cook of Traverse school alumni anticipate a good I I City Is visiting her brother. Loren time nt thc annual banquet this Tungate and wife at Parmelee and Friday evening. The banquet nt 7 o'clock will be served by the of htr niece Charlotte on Satur- home economics girls and n dance for alumni members will be n Mr. nnd Mrs. George Juppetaxn feature of tho later evening. This ' nnd their children attended tlie will be the fiftieth anniversary Juppr.ttoni family reunion Satur - of the organization. Tlie sjienker I day at the home of Mrs. Richard will be Mta* Ingcborg Hemried, re­ TenEyck in Grand Rapids. Hta fugee of Vienna. Austria, who has , brother Charles and family of Cad­ been tn the United States two years I iliac arroni|Kinlcd them home Sat- and is a student at Western State urdny evening and remained until IT. Kalamazoo and friend of some Monday; also visiting her parents of thc former T-R graduates now I Mr and Mrs Hooper Fraahney. nt Western. ' Sunday. Mr. Juppstrom's sister. Mrs Tlie Baptist Sunday school will . Harry Overlcy and husband of hold their vacation Bible school Mishawaka. Ind. nnd Mr. nnd Mra. front June 8 to 19. i Geo. Juppstromr^Jr. of Hastings Thc stores will be open every I were their visitors. Wednesday evening until 10 o'clock Mta* Elsie VanderSchuur Ims ac­ and closed on Thursday afternoons ccpted a position as clerk in a drag beginning this June 4; also open Saturday evenings. store at Monroe. •I Tlie Clifford Frcshney family touts Griffeth. ran of Mr. and I spent Decoration day tn Grand Rap­ Mra. Osbert Griffeth, who ta culled id* and visited Reed's lake. . for final examination a* an UrThc Simpson sister*- of Detroit ductee this Thursday was honored were in the vicinity over the wrek-with a farewell auppft and family . end decorating their lot al the gathering at the home of his. broth­ , cemetery Saturday and spending er LaHuc in Yankee Springs. Sat­ the balance of the time at thc urday. Sunday the family all gath­ I cottage of their aunt. Betty Innte ered at thc Osbert Griffeth home Open formula feed* were originated by tho at Gun lake K. ■ for a farewell dinner, Mtas Florence Fann Bureau as a farmers’ organization. - Newly elected office?*—<5f thc Griffeth of Battle Creek being home! Parmelee aid society of the Meth- for the weekend. Content* of closed formula feed* had to l odist church are president. Mrs Mrs. Allie Grootmal - of Grand be guessed at. Farmers' feeds are open Glenn Allen; vice president, Mrs Rapids spent Thursday with her formula and list the ingredients pound I Harold Skinner; secretary. Mrs. aunt. Mrs. Anna Baird. for pound on the feed tag, because: Wayne Carpenter; treasurer. Mrs Mr. and Mra. Sidney Smith and Otta Morgan. daughter Eleanor of Big Rapids They enable the fanner to check on the balance Mr. and Mrs. Edd Finkbeiner sjient last weekend with hi* sister. j spent from Friday until Sunday Mrs. Will Johnson and husband. f between animal and vegetable protein* (in poul­ YOU con BUY thc HOME you like . even if you DO YOUR PART FOR VICTORY BY REMODELING : evening with her bro’her and oth­ It ta too bad the T-K baseball try and hog feeds). er relatives at levering. team has closed its scoaoti for lhe con t build thc one you want! So decide on the one OR REPAIRING YOUR HOME Although new home [ Weekend gueata at lhe Floyd Hel- boy* seem to have ju»t begun to construction has been affected considerably, there When made by a reputable manufacyou like and let us help you buy it. We can still rigri home were her sister. Mrs get wanned up and show what they 2‘turer inUreated in HIS welfare.he is still a supply of materials on hand to help you Emrat Kegler und husband and son can do. They hung up their fourth finance the purchase of a home that is already built, keep your present home in excellent condition for ; Stanley, nnd Mra Charles Meeker victory of the season Saturday tn know* just WHAT he ia paying for. but. we don't know how much longer we will be al­ । and son Donald all of Romeo. Sat­ tlie final game with Caledonia by thc’duration. lowed to. So if you wont to buy a home do it NOW urday callers were hta ataterv Mrs. a score of 13 lo 5 with Beeler and « The farmer can get an idea of the I Lewis Miller of Nashville and her Serijan as winning battery. Rey­ • dollar value of the ration. . . . tomorrow*may be too late. We will be glad to Servp your country and yourself by repairing and re­ ! daughter. Mrs. Charles Radford of nolds made the high light of (he modeling. now. : Grand Rapids. explain our plan that will aid you in buying. Come game with a home run in the sev­ He can consult with the Michigan State Collego Mr. and Mrs. A B. Deals and enth inning with one man on buc. in Today. as to feeding value of the ration. Let us arrange thc financing for you. iron*. David apd Mr and Mrs S Tuesday they won over Wayland ! Irpjier all of Detroit spent the by an 11 to 4 score with a tome weekend -with Mra Leals' parents, run by Brelcr. who with Serijan. Try to find these advantages in a Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Elwood Sun­ made Up the winning battery. CLOSED FORMULA FEED day a family gathering wa* held Mr. and Mra. touta Belt* of Grand ' with Leonard Elwood and wife and Rapids »pcnt th/ weekend in town Alton nnd family being present with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Fann Bureau MILKMAKHRB - MERMASUgH . PORKUtile Patricia Elwood accompanied Geo. Curtis and stater. Mrs. Glenn MAK ERR have no superion. Ask ua for open formula ? her aunts Iwme for a week's visit Griffeth and husband. booklet* on our feed*. L~'. Miss Ethel Powell of Detroit was Last week we mentioned the uni­ ' the weekend guest of Mu* Betty que window display at the Rugg Swift. • store, thc pictures with names of Nice Memorial day exercises were local boy* who have been called held at tlie grove Saturday with into Uncle Sam's service. There ; Rev. Leroy Chamberlain of the were fifty-eight and since then a HASTINGS. MICH. 9 rrttHNs log memier f h l i phone The crowd wu smalt due perhaps few more have gone. The picture TEUPHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST. ■ Ttiere was fine mpst: by the band of" Donald Hall who met death in ato the children marched a* usual > the bomber crash last February ' The crowd waa small, du eperiupa | centered lhe group and wu marked MIDDLEVILLE || Mr. and Mrs. Francis DeVries MICHIGAN BINDER TWINE Especially Tested for Michigan Grain Read These Over Carefully ... DRINK MILK TO GET RID OF MID > DAY LET-DOWN WW 1 H "The Best Investment bn Earth, is the Earth Itself ” DRINK MILK FOR STAMINA BUY WAR BONDS EARL R. BOYES VI AND STAMPS FOR VICTORY I We Have . . . HIGHLANDS DAIRY MONEY For You DON’T Be Out Guessed ... To Buy a Home by a CLOSED FORMULA FEED.' Even If You Can't Build You Can Still BUY, REPAIR and REMODEL . . . We Can Help You ! NOW that it it, your patriotic duty-as well aa profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand­ Open Formula Feed* Don’t wait. . . tomorrow may be too late Buy It Now Repair or Remodel 4 DON'T PUTTHIS OFF ... IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING EITHER OF THE ABOVE SEE US TODAY—Money I. Available and TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! The Hastings Building & Loan Asson. ( . . . . . 2503 FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC �land Jones for the past seven years I last week at Iwr parents' home, Mr. D. A. Stone of Byron on Memorial Day. I— -• Mrs. •Jay — ~-*। nnd Cole. Rex Mayers and family of Kala- teacher at Dowling. The memorial service sponsored!! The dosing of tlie Bellevue and Mr. and Mrs. Ftyd Long of Lake (Continued from page 3. this Sec.) maxoo spent the weekend with their 'Odessa and Mr. and Mrs Joe No- Lucllls Stehr. Virginia Sweet, Har­ great uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. by the Union Cemetery AuociaUon:'the Hustings high schools reieaaes wlckc attended lhe ball game in ley Willson. and held at the Briggs church, was many of our rural students from Fred Hawley. I Detroit Saturday. fitting and Impressive. The pre-his- the years' work. Middleville had an unexpected Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hewitt. On | Tho Executive Committee of the toricaloalk by Prosecutor L. & Bar- fI Brandt McIntyre Of the Air Corps three-hour black out Friday night. aw. Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Ted Euper Mrs. Minnie Garlineer and Mrs. and daughter Jeralee were dinner Barry County C. E. met at lhe home The violent storm which struck ‘ conference held this year al First nett of Hostings was timely. Miss; at Ms th er Field, Calif., has received ' of Rev. and Mra. E. B. Griffin MonJuanita Swift gave the Gettysburg I his wings and friends back home Case Wiibke of Kent Glty spent gueaU at lhe Hewitt liotne and on Iday evening. Memorial Day with Rev. und Mra. Sunday Mr. and Mra. Hewitt and Mra. Edward Reesor entertained George Wingard. , announcement were greatly pleased. from Florida on a nine days' fur­ Miss Euper were entertained at thc the Kitchen Guild of Pennock hos­ Mr. ara!-Mrs. D. S. Case of East Mr and Mra W. R. Jones of lough. lias returned to duly. Miss .Phoebe Oaks. Mias Florence Ted Euper home In East Woodland. pital at her home in West Wood­ James Linlger. son of Mra Rlch- LeRby were here on Saturday to' Bellevue, Mrs. Adrounle of Hastings Parrott and Mra. Edward Kenor at­ Rev. and Mra. H. V. TXnmsend. land Tuesday evening. nitend the Memorial service and ; Mr. and Mrs. George Parker of Battended a farewell party in honor of Mary and Francis were dinner Miss Doris Whitney, teacher of Miss Ann Perry at the Kreider cot­ guest* at lhe home of Mr. and Mra. lhe kindergarten and first grade tage al Leach lake last Thunday. Otto Townsend of West Woodland. room lhe past year, and her mother, Ml*a Perry leaven in July with the Mr. and Mra. Franklin Townsend Mra. Cora Whitney, who have .been and family have moved to their University of Michigan hospital of Ionia were also guests, living in the apartment above Bliornewly remodeled home, lhe former unit for Red Cross senice. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Farrell and no's store, have moved their house­ Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Wingard will Larry Joe spent Sunday with Mr. hold goods back to their home In be Hi. Grand Rapids next W«k at­ and Mra. James Sidman at Barry- Clarksville for the summer. Mrs. Nevertheless it made us appreciate tending tlie Methodist Conference viUc. Whitney has been in very poor our modem lighting system nnd. which begins June 10. MIm Virginia Duvall and Carl Du­ lieallh since Christmas. MIm Whit­ made us think a little more oftiow — -—- ------Mr. und Mra. Wm. Snyder and , vail, Jr., and friencH.ot Grand Rap­ ney returns to Woodland school for many people are living these days I - - —-——In nightly darkness. Some ghus, Babcock family met on Sunday at son Douglks of Detroit. Mrs. Fem ids speiit__8aturday and Sunday the coming year. was broken al the greenhouse and,Mr «'id Mra. Clarence Babcock Walton and two daughters Jone at Uie Tirwrencc FUul cottage at limbs twisted from trees but we home, tlie former Asa Stanton propund Joan und^Wtn. Snyder ot Saddlebag lake. haven'-t heard of any serious dam- erl>‘. f°r their annual family reBU-.nchard were gtesU of Mr. and, ' Miss Florence Forman, who has Mrs. Milan Trumbo Memorial-Day. been attending Davcnport-McLach- Church of lhe United Mr. uiul Mra. Ward Plant* and lan business college In Grand Rap­ Brethren in Christ daughters Beverly and Bonnie ot ids the jxist nine months, has ac­ E. B. Griffin D. D.. |»ator Hanford spent lhe weekend with cepted a fine position with the Con­ Woodland her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trumbo sumers Power Co. in Hastings and . 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. and Beverly and Bonnie remained began work this week Monday. 11:00 A M. Sunday school: akHV -v F—• I , ----- -------- -............. for a week's visit with their grand­ Mrs. Oscar Lucas of Chicago vis­ 030 P. M. Christian Endea'vor. declining health. Tlie remains daughter. MLss Alio Unlger, who parents. ited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Paul Topic: 'Our Bible: Its beginning."— were brought to the Beeler funeral has etpptoyment in New York. Tlie Evangelical Sunday school from Wednesday until Friday. Leader—Alice Hendee. home where funeral services were Little Marlene Stanton spent part1 held their annual picnic al River­ Lowell Teeter of Caledonia and 8:00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer held on Friday afternoon conducted of last week with her. grandparents. side Park. Grand Ledge. Wednes­ MU Helen Newton of Hastings meeting. day. A picnic dinner, program and called on Rev. and Mra. H. V. I Kilpatrick athletic contests were purt of Ute, Townsend Sunday evening. I 10:30 A- M Sunday school. day's enjoyment. Mra. Dell Williams left Sunday । 11:30 A. M. Morning worship. Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Griffin at­ for Grand Rapids where she will tended the C. E. service at CoaU. visit Mr. mid Mra. Raymond Mc­ i «:po P. M. Christian Endeavor Topic: "Our Bible: Ita Beginning.'' In Middleville. Mra. Zcrhc piuned, Moore and daughter, Grove Sunday evening. Leod mid children for a few days. —Leader—Ewllda Curtis. away five years ago after which hei ■ Mrs. ArdLs Rush and daughter Mrs. Blake Barnes (Bc&slc Ful­ Following lhe C. E. a short ses­ kept hta own home until taken ill. Bonnie of Lansing were Thursday ler) and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barnes sion of the Leadership Training Hi' was a kind man to hta family dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ and daughter of Lansing and Frank dan will be held to complete final and accommodating neighbor and Miller of Johnstown has been re­ ald Lehman und attended com­ and Allen Fulcr and Mra. Nettle a loyal friend, and leaves many out­ cently made. reports and reading assignment* mencement exercises in the eve­ Nichols and son of Battle Creek 8:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer meet­ side ids family circle who will mtas ning. were Memorial Day dinper gucau ing. j him. He is survived by two daugh­ Mra. Katie Ross and son John of Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling. In ters. Mrs. Grace Morley and Mra.iApent u,e weekend fishing in NeRoss ot Beaverdam, Ohio, and niece. tlie afternoon. Mrs. Blake Barnes The Methodist Churehc Edna Bouman of Grand Rapids; • ------------------Mis* Doris Ross of Xenia. Ohio, and Mr. and Mra. Leo Barnes nnd Rev. George Wingard. Pastor three step-daughters, **“ • Augiivt Naujok and Mr. and Mra. were ixiuse guests ut lhe Kahk-r daughters called on Mr. and Mra. 10 a. m.—Children's Day prognun. Ray Raymond liave had aa guests Ail 17 di.isions of our Company have qualified toe the blue cad home last week. Mra. Anna Kahler. Arthur AllerUlng. 8 p. m.—Epworth League. the past week, friends from Chicago. while Minute Man flag which la tawed by the U. S. Treasury Dorr Kahler and Miss Ruth Scud­ Thursday. Miss Mary Townsend, Tuesday. 7 p. m.—Choir practice. The young people's group of the Department lo rempantaa whose employees (40% or more) on der. with their guests took a north­ wiio graduated with this year's sen­ Thursday, 8 p m.—Midweek serv­ Briggs locality held their get-topurrhaoing W ar Bomia througli lhe pay roti dadur lion plan. We're ern trip n few days, calling on rel­ ior class, leaves for Poiawatomi ice. like YOU. We love liberty and we love our country. We're buying atives nnd also on Mr. and Mrs. Inn. Poksgon Stale Park near An­ Rev and Mrs. Wingard will lie Ralph Rise of Beaverton. gola. Ind- where she Is-employed in Grand Rapids the week of June Mr. and Mrs. John Kathennari of for lhe summer. 10, attending the annual conference. Lansing and Mr. und Mrs. A. J. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kenyon of Mr. and Mra. Raymond Faui mid Peck and son Raymond of Chicago Mins Raymond. Jr., und Billy of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Orpha Cray j The Evangelical Church were dinner jurats at |he iiomc of Chicago visited his mother. Mrs. of Caledonia were weekend visitors j J. S. Deablcr, Pastor. Mrs. Mary Fisher and Miss Susie George Paul and other relatives in *10 a. m.—Morning worship. of Mra. Pearl Kenyon nnd attend-, Fisher Saturday. Lake Odessa nnd Hastings from 11 a. m.—Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bornum of Wednesday until Friday, 7: 45 p. m.-E L. of C. E. Augusta called mi Mr. and Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. I. Fratcher and 8: 30 p. m.—Worship service. Carl Jordan last Thursday. Miss Ethel Fox of Detroit visited Mr. Tluiraday evening—Midweek pray­ Mr. and Mrs. Emril Tucker of apd Mrs. John Dell and Miss Doro­ er service. nesday -------------- ------------ „ -------Yes, Consumers Power Employees In tho Charlotte and Mrs. John Atkins thy Dell from Friday until Sunday. Charlotte Tungate who was a bride, The W.S.C.S. who si>oiMorcd the Friday evening—Choir rehearsal. and daughter Bonnie Lee of Mar­ On Memorial Day they were ail of the past week. • Hastings Division ora buying Wor Bonds dinner on Decoration Day frel very lette were Memorial Day guests of dinner guests at lhe home of Mr. Zion Lutheran Church The Barry County Hower festival . ... Pay Day IS BOND DAY WITH US Mr. nnd Mrs Frank NleUiamer. and Mrs. Elwyn Dell of Leslie. Paul W. Geiger, Pastor sponsored by the Prairie and Irv­ Mr. und Mrs. Elmer Rising and ing garden clubs, will be .held nil church parlor, which MIm Juanita Pennington of East 10 a. m —Sunday school. son Burcl of Hasting*. Mra. Franx Woodland spent Bunday nt tlie the Middleville school Friday. June, 11 a. m.—Morming worship. Kilpatrick und Miss Arlene Kil­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allcr12. >942 Tile public ta invited to 8 p. in.—Luther League. patrick of Benton Harbor and Mra. ding. Mr. and Mra. Hugh Pcttlnattend the program which begins Mrs. Lconn Moon Vanderllc, a Mattle Schray of Elmhurst called gill of Battle Creek were afternoon South Woodland Church of nt 1 o'clock. Anyone wishing to successful teacher many years at on Mr. and Mra. Roy Rowlader and callera. the Brethren thc Bristol school.zWUl succeed LcArthur L. Dodge. Pastor Mrs. Jessie Hatton Saturday after­ Word has been received by Mr. 10 a. m.—At this hour the chil­ H. Sheffield, who has judged flow­ noon. mid Mrs. Wayne Long that Charles Mrs viola Nash who has been Long. In the service of Uncle Sam. dren of the church school will ren­ ers at county and state fairs, will visiting relatives in Galesburg spent has arrived at hlk'destlnatlon. Tlie der the annual Children's program be lhe guest speaker of thc after­ 11 a. m—Sunday school. noon. She will speak on flower ar­ last w-ek with her daughter and card was mailed from San Francisco. family. Mr. und Mrs. Carl Scofield Calif. Harry fxmg. oldest son of Mr. Church attendance is a good rangements. "Tulip time in Holand son Rodney. and Mrs. Long leaves Thursday with habit. Cultivate it. Mr. nnd Mrs. Birdsill Holty nnd thc Barry County selectees and A. School Children Ride on Train thc latter's stater and husband, Mr. W. Long of Bay City leaves Wed­ The second, third nnd fourth nnd Mrs. Edgar Hanna, who have nesday for Detroit to enter service* bcm visiting them, spent the holi­ This will make three sons from grade pupils of Mrs. Nowtcke'n nnd days wim their parents'. Mr. ano this one family In the Army. There Mra. Smith's rooms enjoyed a 20Mra. Henry Millwood of Ludington. arc two other sons who are married. mlle train ride and a picnic dinner Mr. and Mra. Frank Nlethamer. Fred of Lake Odessa who Is man­ Wednesday of last week. Tlie teach­ Tom nnd Peggy were Sunday dinner ager of thc Woodland Farm Bu­ ers with the help of nine mothers guests of Mr and Mrs. Paul Brod- reau Elevator and Tom of Grand took the 70 youngsters in their ears BONDS beck of South Woodland. Other Rapids who is employed at Hcrpol- to Grand Ledge, where the group STAMPS guests were Mr and Mra. Ted Jor­ sheimer's- Mary. the only daugh­ boarded thc P. M. train and made the trip to Lake Odessa. For many dan and daughter. Inez Anne ana ter nnd youngest In'the family Uvea Frank Jordan and daughters, Stella at home and Is employed as book­ of the children this was their first und Alice of North Woodland. Car­ keeper al the Woodland Farm Bu­ train ride and their anticipation and also participation was full of olyn and Jackie Brodbcck returned reau Elevator. home with Peggy for Sunday night. Mrs. Don Shomo and son Don. delight. On reaching Lake Odessa, they Mr. and Mr.i. Frank Kilpatrick Jr. of Coldwater are visiting licr and Miss Arinin Kilpatrick of Ben­ mother and sisters, Mrs. Lawrence walked to the park and later ate ton Harbor spent Memorial Day and Hilbert, fxirena mid Ellen for two their dinner, joined by the mothers evening with his staters, thc Misses weeks while Dr. Shomo is taking who had driven back from Grand NEW added ingredient FOR Jennie and Cnrrle Kilpatrick. a two week's course at thc Univer­ Ledge. Upon their return to Wood­ Mr and Mrs Howard Jordan of sity of Michigan. This ta a special land they were all treated to Es­ B vanishing scent Durand and Mrs. F. E. Jordan of course In dentistry offered thru tlie kimo Pies. Thc trip wns made without a mis­ Lansing were Memorial Day guests W. K. Kellogg Foundation. SAME protective lather of Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert and MIm Opal Baker of Bailie Creek hap and lhe teachers are to be com­ daughters. spent the weekend with her par­ mended for undertaking and suc­ cessfully carrying through auch a Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hrwilt and ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker. Mrs. Agnes Hewitt called on Mr. Mr. mid Mra. Howard Olen of Al­ novel and delightful picnic. It was interesting toznote that and Mrs. Ed. Snobbie ot Lake Odes­ legan are expected Wednesday to sa. be guests of Mr. mid Mrs. Ernest another group of chlldryti. about 40. Rev. and Mrs J. 8. Deablrr visited Shomo at the Constitution Eastern came from Lansing to Grand Ledge, having their picnic there, on tlie last week in Marcellus. La Grange Star dinner. and Naperville. III., reluming on Rev. and Mrs. Harold Blakely and same train our children boarded Friday accompanied by their son daughter Judy of Blissfield visited far Lake Odessa. Harold who has been attending her parents. Mr. and Mra. Leon Let daily Active Lather North Central college during the Nicholson Thursday and Friday and Woodland Holds Alumni Banquet T; Facials with Lux Toilet A fine crowd, considering the past year, and Mias Carolyn Kohn, attended the graduation exercises little granddaughter, who will.be at of her brother Maynard. Mrs. world situation, attended lhe an­ Soap help bring you nual Woodland School Alumni ban­ their home for a week or so. / ——— new, appealing loveli­ Blakely and Judy are remaining for Chas. Kenney, teacher of' Com­ a week's visit. Mrs. Agnes Cornell quet Saturday evening. May 30. A ness. Give your skin the merce in Woodland high school the of Barryton and Mr. and Mrs. De­ delicious chicken dinner was served same gentle care that First Federal of Detroit op­ past year and recently inducted in wey Nicholson of Remus also at­ by the South Brethren Aid Society. Here is thc program: erates under charter from Fed. p/otects Hollywood's T01UT soap tlie army is at Ft. Francis E. War- tended Commencement. eral Home Loan Bank. Any March. Woodland High School or ­ million-dollar complexret\ in Wyoming where IWls taking Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and amount opens an account. Y'ou an eight weeks' basic training course son Morgan left Monday for Grand chestra; invocation. Rev. H. V. can open your account by mail before entering Officer's train­ Rapids where they will visit Mr. Townsend: music by the orchestra -and then add to your savings during thc banquet; roll call by ing school. and Mra. Jacob Brady over night in large or small' amounts, as Mr. und Mra. Olen Blake of Mid- nnd will spend the week In Hartford, clBMes. Lucy Lind Jordan. '30; Swan is baby-gentle convenient by U. S. fttail. Cur­ dlsville were guest* of Mra. Law­ the guests of her parents. Mr. and ■'America the Beautiful,** group: in­ rent dividend rate, 214% annu­ and a sudsin’ whiz! rence Hilbert. Lorena and Ellen last Mrs. Horry Hough. On Tuesday troduction of toastmaster, Arlene ally, compounded twice yearly. McMillen Yerty, "33; toastmaster. Thursday and attended graduation evening they will attend the grad­ Swan’s mild and pure Mildred Cramer Goodman, 'll; exercises In thc evening. uation exercises ot Mrs. Gager's Welcome to Class of '43. Don Dun ­ as imported castiles. Mrs Mattle Schray of Elmhurst. niece. Miss Eljean Hough of South FLMTINC SOAP Ill, was called to Ionia last week Bend. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Morlan can. *30; response. Bruce Eckard t. It’s swell foe every­ by the death of a relative and stop­ of Paw Paw spent lhe weekend *43; solo. J. Gordon Williams; silver thing. ped over in Woodland * to visit with their son and family. Mr. and anniversary roll call. Daisy Guy, *10; violin solo. Kenneth Stanley; "Our friends enroute home. Mrs. Gager. Mr. and Mra. John Kuthcnnzn of Mra. L. C. Jefferies mid children Boys in Service,” Lawrence Bird; Lansing were Saturday evening and Mrs. Gertrude Stahl of Lan­ In Memoriam. Lawson Smith, 33; preserve elasticity tuts supper guests at thc home of Mr. sing were guests of Mr. and Mrs. "The Star-Singled Banner." Leslie Rpsh. 33. and Dale Town­ and Mra. Carl Jordan. Carl Burkle and Toddy on Memorial down ,tockinK runs' send, 32.' have passed from our Mr. and Mra. Harry Wondergem pry. W 50 THRIFTY — SO SAFE! group during the past year. of Elgin. III. called on Rev. and Mr. and WYs Wm. Kelly of Char­ Mra. H. V. Townsend Saturday aft­ lotte spent Sunday with Mr. and Woman's Study Club to ernoon. J Mra. John Lnzo. Hold Annual Picnic Mr. and Mra. D. B. Green in com­ Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Paul and The annual picnic of the Wom­ pany with Mr. and Mrs. Ward children visited her sister and hus­ an's Study dub will be held al lhe Green of South Woodland and Mr. band. Major and Mrs. H- J. Stang schoolhouse Tuesday. June 9. with and Mrs. Paul Smith of Lansing and mother. Mrt. C. B. Benham of supper served at 8:30 p. m, Each SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN were In northern Michigan trouj Dowagiac, Memorial Day and mrmber bring her own sugar. Bev­ fishing last week. On their way Sunday. Enroute home on Sunday erage will be served by the com­ home tiiey called on Mr. and Mrs. they called on another sister and mittee. Ralph Rise of Beaverton and Mr. husband. Mr. and Mra. Richard and Mrs Neil Smith of Midland. Hughes of Allegan. Major Stang is Don't be cynic; donl bewail knd MIm Myrtle Wilson of Hastln&s now stationed at Decatur. III., moan; don't waste yourself in de­ visited Rev. and Mra. E. B. Griffin where he is Commanding Officer of jection, nor bark against the bad. Monday and Tuesday. the .Ordnance Plant. ■ but chant the beauty of the good; Miss Hulda Euper of Fowlerville Rev. and Mrs E. B. Griffin were set down nothing that will not help spent Saturday and Sunday with guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. somebody.—Emerson. MIDDLEVILLE Woodland Community News' Personal Paragraphs BACKING 'J/wn WITH FIGHTING DOLLARS Church 4nnouncement» OUR FOR wps QUALIFY ASURY FLAG/ BUMS. WAR BONDS! CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY caa 7 COUPON WORIK AUNT JENNY says ( FREE with Rec. BUY for Order Blank 111 |Y BIG VAlUfs „ DEflLERs 0 Insured Safety new 1942 J ILLKcI|||A/ HASTINGS ^rom *iea<*to toe I—it stops "6.0." FOOD CENTER A&PSTORE TOILET SOAP KROGER STORE SHEFFER'S MARKET HINMAN'S MARKET MEAD'S EAST SIDE GROCERY SWAN WARREN ROUSH C. THOMAS STORE ucu/ IvLvV IfU UlUlXiK ■ ■ Ne*'' i"ick L“ be|r* M ■ mr ■ WOOD BROS. NASHVILLE FIRST FEDERAL FOOD CENTER WHITE FRONT MARKET AIRYS0AP.1X �and Mra Lewis Neeb. j family of Fowlerville spent Sunday were tn Hastings and Vermontville Irvtng. Friday. Mrs. Stanley Vail and daughter of Mr. and Mra. George Miller of,afternoon with Mr. and Mra. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Detroit are spending a few days Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Charles Overholt. -------— ,------------------ — — J with the former’s grandparents. Mr and daughter of Plymouth. Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Waller Lewis of' were Mr. and Mra Jacob Kauffman und Mrs. Clarence Benedict || Mattle , Lie , Iky and family of Mid- Irving were Tuesday evening guests rilr-vllie rVanaiH and daughter Ruth of MUleraburg.j Mr nnd MrB Howard Clinton and j' dlevlUe. Donald Miller nf of East LanI Ind.. Clyde Boyds of La Orange, daughters of Bowne spent Sunday I MW And Ebner Lightfoot of _N Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mead and ™. “att Ltoynwn oiGrand, with MrrBnd Mra B. R. Clinton. ' Manchraier. Indiana, were Memorial ■ lac Monday afternoon caller.: ( u Lyle Rockhill and 1>a' caUers of Mr. ttnd Mrs. Henry of Mra. Claude Walton I * spent Sunday evening with family visited Mr. nnd Mra. Jack, Rapids Mr. and Mra. Paul TLomp-. M I war. and Mrs. George Alexander ami family of Lowell. ““Jj** -u. <««.. *n. Frank Walton left Friday noon Mra. Caroline Buehler and Mrs. for northern Michigan where he is drew Roush of Hastings. Rose Snyder of Caledonia were Fri­ doing some fishing. j Clarence Surrarrer and MLvs Mra Ad“.m EndfW’ Mr-giui. Mrs. L. A Seger of, day callers of Mra. Julia Godfrey. De’Ptonty of Detroit spent Satur-'venta»’ . u di UMnuhlp. dav and Sunday with Mr. and Mra. I Raymond Whitehead, daugh- Orand lUrtH ■!»« ajlurt., .llh Mr. .nd urv y.n. AUrrdUx of HuUw Warren Surrarrer and family. I Kr.of Ur und Mrs William Klcmp. I .ma Mra. Ardis Elliott of Flint were; ye,. n,..ri t nteived a letter from her husband, nP 118»<- whitehead, who Is stationed In Mr. and Mra. Wesley Keim and mortal Day guests of Mr. nnd Mra.(She and Mrs Jack will spend a few ' Miss Marion Roush spent thc Sunday callers at the home of' 1 M - the Philippine Islands, which staled weekend with her grandparents. Mr, Mra. Irma Brown. son Vrm of Clarksville. Mrs. Mar­ W. W. Rockhill. | days with Mra*, Edgar Cheney and Mra Frank Dorr. ■ . . . . . ...... garet Kamiskc of Gaylord, and Mra. Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Clinton of | family in Lansing. Paarl Smlth of Hastings were guests Mr. and Mrx E. H. Johnson and J piarksville were Sunday dinner ■ re«. sw Of Mr. and Mra. Semiati Seese. daughter. Lob, and Boyd Noviiky j guesu of Mr. and Mra. George Bus- 'J* of Grand Rapids were Sundoy'tance and family. tp*bi ana ivuuiu nuau ui wwcii __ guests of Mr. and Mra. Warren Mrs. Mcrlo Neeb and Meria of I'‘I' ■spent from Friday morning until •',r- nnd Mra. Joseph Kauffman Surrarrer nnd family. Mra. GerhardtLHastlnipi returned from the home Sunday evening nt Fife lake. “'“1 family spent Sunday evening .. ... ...... . . XI.' .,i,l Mrs Dan XTaltfTmni, AU. IUIU AMI*. linu ------ ----- ,----- - ------ ------ ----------- ----Mr. Adah Motter were in Grand B,'d *■“»“>• ot Logan. week’s visit in the city. ; who passed away Monday morning. Rapids. Monday. ' 1 L. B. Lester was in Grand Rapids Gaylord Whitney Is employed in was buried on Friday. Mrs Marvin Thaler and Keith;on business Monday. Grand Ledge during the summer; Mrs. Pear! Smith of Hastings and spent the wcekend with Mrs. Wll-! MIm Virginia Fish spent the Ham Hutchlqs while Marvin went to weekend with Miss Maxine Swift, family of Dowling and Frank Cool? davs with her grandmother. Mr>. Cool. Saturday afternoon. Bertha Johnson of- Hastings. Maurice and Duane Glasgow of Mrs. Minnie Davis spent Saturday Dowling spent tlie weekend with nnd Sunday ut her farm home near Uteir grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Alto. | Glenn Kellogg. Mra. Ida Payne enjoyed a birth-. Mr. and Mra. Clare Payne of ! day supper at the home of Mra. Kalamazoo spent Friday night with George Payne of Kalamazoo.' May their mother. Mra. Ida Payne. Jimmie, of Elkhart. Indiana. Mr. John Seelbach of Grand Rapids. T, and Mra_Carl Rickcit of Grand and Mr. and Mra. Fred Shepherd of ■>*<•< Rapids and Mrs. Maude Eaton of, Remus were Thunday callers of ,/w Pontiac, were weekend guests oi Mra. Julia Godfrey. Mr. and Mra. Gall Lightfoot and; " ‘ — ■■■ — Mr. and Mrs. John Barber of Chi-1 son of Valparaiso. Ind., spent the cago, Ill. spent Friday evening with i weekend with Mr. and Mra. Alvlrt and Mrs. Floyd Evans and Patty | of Springfield. Ohio, .pent the week- If repairs aren't quite as fast BLAME THE AXIS Conskxvavion of tracks and rubber is telephone installed, a cord replaced, or vitally important to American Victory. repairs fiiadc, you wiU understand. In order to save automotive equipment and In so far as war restrictions and material tires, Michigan Bell now groups orders for rhortagca permit, wc shall continue to pro­ repairs and installations, so that as many vide the heat service possible. We look as possible can be handled on one trip. forward to thc day when wc again can give Most people will notice no difference the kind of service wanted, “when and i thc quality of thtnr ou find it takes a little longer lo have where wanted.'* But now, and for tho duration, war needs come firit. Michigan Bell Telephone Company AUCTION SALE Mr. and Mra. Frank Hyne.s visited nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Kingsley of ut lhe home of Mr. and Mra. Guy U. L Kenyon of Lansing nnd R.|in Hastings on business Thursday. Makley at Woodland Friday. R. Kenyon and Mra. Ann Smith of' Rev. and Mra. J. R. Chispell of Kalamazoo spent Decoration Day: Hastings were Monday afternoon and family, and Mr. and Mra. Lev with Mr and Mrs L. R. Wolcott. 1 callers at the home of George end Lutchins and family of Grand RapSaturday night with his mother. Mra. Ellen Helriglc of Hastings Mra. Ida Payne I Is spending the week with Mr. and Saturday afternoon callers of! Mrs. Alvin Holrigle. Mr. and Mra. George Forbey were! Mrs. Helen Knowles and two tel Olds In Lansing Monday. Mr. Jennie Long Dlllenback and' children of Battle Creek were FriSunday afternoon callers ‘at the; daughter ArleXe and Mrs. Phylllsl day callers ot Mra. Julia Codfrey. Garllngcr and daughter Janet Kay' The W. M. A- will meet wMh Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Thompson of Vermontville, and Mrs. Jacob Emma Anderson Thursday afternnd Jerry Herbert. Mis. Dessie Thompson, and Mrs. Mary Fry vis­ ited Mr. nnd Mra. Carl Myers of Tlie • Kellogg family enjoyed a I the Cool building Friday evening picnic at Caledonia Sunday after-1 with a pot Ipck supper al 7:00. Mrs Elmer Chupp and son of Gosh- I en. Ind., and Mrs. Matt Boynton Ot Grand Rapids Rapids and Mrs. Irene Bufhler of] ML« Dorothy Van Patten of Kal­ Pleasant Valley visited their uncle. amazoo spent the weekend with her Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor Freeport Sunday school—10:30. Preaching—11:30. old Elliott nnd daughv and MIm Jerry Mttvson of Battle' Creek. Miss Francis Burling of' Miss Gwendolyn Mishler of South | owne was a Sunday dinner gues-i nnd'the Misses Dorothy Walton and Memorial Day gurabi of Mr. and! Crystal Frost of Flint were Satur­ Mrs. Charles Bunn and family were | day and Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. Claude Walton and family. |I daughter Marie Ann of Plymouth. Paul Kunde spent Norman Noviakey in I Mr. and Mrs Harold Woods were | were Saturday afternoon guests of Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and | Mrs. Ella .JIU Catt. uan. . {Mrs. Miller Laraon of Kalamazoo. I " Mrs. " Mary AUerdlng and son Al “­ ' and ipent Saturday night nnd Sun- vin of Hastings were Tuesday eve­ ning callers on George Brown. - AUTOMOBILE very CHICKENS HAY & GRAIN Around 6 tons mixed alfalfa and Juno grass hay ■ 200 bu. oats 20 bu. feed wheat COAL & TOOLS 1500 lbs. coal Hoy fork, rope and pulleys Scythe Dinner bell Poultry pen Cauldron kettle Tool chest Grindstone 3 10-gal. milk cans New crosscut >w Grain “ bags ‘ . Small tools 2 ladders Tool chest Axe Garden tools Corn shelter 5-gal. can HOUSEHOLD GOODS Brcakfast table and 6 chairs Cherry drop leaf antique table 6 cane bottom chairs Several rockcri Stands Domestic sewing machine 3 commodes 3 wood beds Feather ticks Mattress Water separator Good dish cupboard 50 qts. canned fruit Phonograph and records 5 dox. empty cans 5Several crocks _ .. Copper boiler *** Wash ' tubs 2 couches Walnut organ and stool Cherry stand Dressers Pair wool horse blankets Several carpets Bedding New Perfection oil heater Paisley shawl Looking glasses Clothes bars Lamps Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds and many other articles too numcr- I will also offer the 40 acre farm ot Private Sale subject »o the right to reject any and all bids. Very good wall of water. Some seeding on farm. Fences in fair condition. Good buildings and plenty of them for this size farm. Construction Company. Camp Al­ tenburg, Odlnburg. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg al­ Prairieville. Saturday. Sunday callers of Mr. and Mra. Dan Postma and Phyllis Ann were Cliff Johnson of Irving, and Bertha Johnson of Hastings. of Mr. and Mrs. John PUh. Sunday. Willis Thompson of South Bowne -L HIS year taking care of your car is a paTrioJiej duty. Your car can help speed lhe Victory effort by saving gas. oil and metals—If you keep It at top mechanical per­ formance! America nerds your car for wartime transporta­ tion. Share it with others—make onj car do lhe work of two We’re doing our part to keep America's ears In active service’ As onr contribution, we offer the motorists in Ibis section a complete, economical car conservation plan, designed to help your present car see you through and even beyond the war years! Car conditioning—preventing trouble through regular lubrication and complete check-ups—la the best way lo get extra life and service out of your car! This method maintains fbpr ear at lop performance and saves costly re­ pairs and replacements. man nnd family ot Rutland town­ ship and also attended the Bsc- Hastings visited at the Gall Light­ foot hpme Sunday. VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE Phono 2240 daytime. For night ice phono 2352 or-2230 CLIFFORD HAMMOND. FRED HANEY. Clerk. Freeport Methodist Church Everett M. Love, pastor Morning worship—11:00. Sunday school—12:00. । Mrs. Norn Kayser and family, and The service next Sunday will be MLss Fay Statsick of Caledonia. Mra. Dwight Fisher of Hastings. Donald given over to the observance ot L. Miller and Miss Helen Wright of ClUldren's Day. A special offering East Lansing. Donald, who has completed his five year veterinary course at M. 8. C . will graduate on Mr. and Mra. Boyce Evans and son Gregory of Grand Rapids spent Cartton Center Methodist Church Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Everett M. Love, pastor Endres. Gregory is the only great Morning worship—10:00. Sunday school—11:00. Mrs. J. C Roush of Rockford was a Wednesday caller of F. E. Deming But hushed be every thought that and Mr: and Mra. Allen Fish. springs Franklin Burgess left Monday for From out the bitterness of things. SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1942 1926 Model T, Tudor sedan in good condition throughout. Mr and Mra. Hurley HaUleld. Mr. nd Mrs Seymour Uipe and Bsrara Ann of Grand Rapids, and Irs. Ellen Seese. local, were Sun- Jsfftraoa aid Coart Hastiaga, Mlckigaa Banoco Gas sad Oils Valcsaislag ien Center. Sunday. Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson of Grand Rapids was a Sunday visitor of Mra. Margaret Miller of Has­ tings spent from Wednesday until Friday at lhe home of her mother. Mrs. Inna Brown helping to care for tier uncle. George Brown. Teddy Walton, BUI Vander Male. LEGAL NOTICES � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-06-11.pdf 841ec7b1171a8d516136b1a5392c8951 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER fIGHTY-SIVINTH YEAR COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE FRIDAY 12 PAGES—2 SECTIONS wt™WAR wings Frank Rogers Completes' Naval Aviation Course HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1942 FREEPORT WAS BORN WHEN IT HAD OSPECTS FOR A RAILROAD FARM - LABOR OFFICE OPENS SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 »o 6 GRADUATING CLASS 18625783 Two SuiH Started For Damages . IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT ST. RQSE CHURCH In compliance with the “Food foi The Banner has mentioned lhej Victory ’ campaign, the United Timely, Helpful Address by, Samuel and Michael Roush Platted the Town on Their State* Employment Service, which Frank Wayne Rogen, son of Mr. Audience Liked the Clever den Hathaway, of Charlotte, that; has been operating an employment Rev. Harold F, Carr, Flint and Mrs. Frank Rogers, R. D. 4. Change Made in Program !he drove the car which hit Carl]' Own Farm in 1873. Some of Its Interesting History Given office al 110 South Broadway in Hastings. Mleh. graduated today! Hastings every Wednr.%day during Maln- 13. a* he was »-alklng and. , The\66th annual commencement the past four year*, now announce. Tb*' th* graduating puxhlnghta bicycle up U» Lamp*«*• F». Robort T4 gxerclsA. of Hastings High school from tlie Naval Air Station. Cor­ pus Christi, and wax cdmmtesloned I that the office will also be open cla*s ol Hastings High school had “•» bill *n Rutland. March 28. | Olfen First Mat. were held at the Central audito­ The’ township of Irving, in whosWj lage there were several settlers, every Friday to aid In supplying i Utcir clau night exercise. Thursday C“r,1" J*?. wa',1 a second lieutenant Jft the United b> H’S *.?' With all the rignif tear rium Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock., the significant and eta.northeast corner Freeport village is; mostly In Carlton township, and a needed farm labor lor Barry B.rry count, ?pact “> ui » .•» LI"*™ of “ the MX .right HM“ — lows. fender Ml of na>u>-. Hath-; Wllh all labor for county1 evening in Central 7k> the xtralhs of “Stars and Stripes i States Marine Corp* Reserve auditorium. ,Way.a CBr Hathaway did not stop bor“‘* ne high num xcnnoi U«ltan«ar"RogerB received hi* located, wax so named because its. schoolhouse wax erected hi the Fish according to Mr Benedict >L Me-; Forever.” plnj-ed by the first settler. Albert E. Bull, a bach- neighborhood. of theschool' cta^ ,rom Wr‘l"n Oolu>iu>t manager. .U.HMMV., Tbere WaA “ «P®c»‘y crowd, and to aid lhe boy. nor did he reveal church . . giv« the celebration of the Ginn band, lhe 114 memtans of th; cLl-, elor from New.England. was a great The Kalamazoo, Hastings. Lowell Mr.' E. J. Campbell local farm ,hc>’ *«re well pleased with the that he IIC caused uu; the BiAlurill accident. uuu.i initial uurtuic offering " Ul of war the aciriun solemn s*t1«e of Education. After receiving 1 of 1942 marched to ihelr^pb;— ™; “’; CAA training, he enlisted In the 1admirer of Washington Irving and । and Northern Michigan railroad, 1 representative of the United States'P It ta lx known who caused rlflce of the moss, by a newly orram’ which Wks Now that it States', Pr°8 °xram. Was under the didi­ lhe platform. The program'was • • • was planned •------ -- -to •be a narrow . Naval Reserve and was sent to the his works. He settled on section 23 -which Employment Service, will have!r'c“°« ot Mis* Marjorie Hill. Miss the accident, two suits against i dalned prieat, St Rose of Lima opened with staging "The Star Aviation Elimination Baxe. GroMe In that township In 1836. But his gauge, had 6een graded nearly to charge of the office every Frida> | Carol ^Uer. Mix* Dorothy Coldren. Hathaway have been started hi tlie church was filled to capacity. Bun­ Spunglrd Banner.” In which Hie b I He. Mich, for preliminary flight in­ largest land-holding was In Rutland Lowell in 1873. The prospect of a It Is estimated' by Mr. Campbell;w,lh Prctl Jon« and Miss .Marie circuit court here. In one he is day morning al 10:30 when the Rev. girls' glee club, tlie choir and tlie! township, where he several years railroad led Samuel and Michael audience united, led by the school'; structlon. He was llien transferred later built a tine home on what Roush to plat the village of Free­ that Burry County will need over!Ro*c of «be high school faculty as sued by William C- Main, father of Fr. Robert Patrick Toffee, a boy ! to the navy'* "University of the Air" five hundred additional worker*. to counsellors An enjoyable half­ the boy. and as hLs guardian for born in Hastings and who grew to band. wax then called "Bull's Prairie." He port, all of which wax on their Invocation was given by the Rev ।I Corpus Christ, where he received his died In 1867. When Mr. Bull pur­ farm lands. In 1874. Soon there­ harvest and care for crop* in their j hour band concert on the school 15.000 The other suit is for S5.000 manhood here, [xrfortned that servis uiaur made u, by William for •«. ice. n A WUC large uuumci number of priests from coveted "wings" at the completion ' lawn s pro- and “ niuuin C Main lor man . *gular seasons. regular la*n preccoeo preceded me the evening evening's Arthur M. Coldren. pastor of the. chased his lands, all of Barry coun ­ after building operations begun Mr. Campbell k working in close! T1,e baIld directed by himself. NcT declaration has .been, other parlxties assisted as well as ' at his course of training. First United Brethren church. Thl. 1 ty was dMiunated by the state as Among the first to build within the conjunction with Mr Glenn Woti filed, so we 'cannot give the >... bas^>. .the priest the Rev. Father Hine k* resident nH-, wax followed by three songn. excel-; Barry- township. In 1838 the legis­ village limits were Charles V. Relg- ring, chairman of the AAA. Board | About | John V. Dillon. 40 ■members of the class uf for the two suits. *K"'" "* Irntly rendered by Uu- high school! lature created .four townships of ler. Valentine Dipp. Truman Broth­ ■ * ' A choir of seminarians from Mt. 1942 took part in the exercises. They' choir, directed by Arthur Lower. j equal size, called Hastings. Johns­ erton. M. 8. Roush and Frank and with Harold Foster. Barry were not presented in the usual St. Mary’s. Norwood, Ohio, where Thr commencement address was town. Barry and lliornopple. The Bronson. The subsequent building County Agricultural Agent. With manner, a clever arrangement of the co-operation of these agencies. given by the Rev. Harold F. Cnir.i latter then Included the present Of Job Cheesebrough'* handle fac- Hie ■ ■■>■ I ,or lhc pn«('>ood. lent imUnited States Employment paxtor of tlie Court Street Meth-j foqr .townships of Irving. Rutland.'tory. a combined saw and planing i (° th« »ingService Is planning to meet the ne­ from putting the following three HFIH IN THK flTV odist church of Flint. Hta theme Yankee Springs and Thomapple. mlii by C. A. Curtis, another saw mill I ing the traditional Gregorian chant Reelected Foster and Faul; Not tang thereafter Yankee Bprings | Bnd a grist mill, a hotel, also three cessary neetis in the "Food for Vic­ numbers.On the program. "Class! I1LLU 111 inU VII I was 'How To Write Your Autobl-! History." “Class Prophecy" and tory" drive ography." It waa a very timely talk Only 30 Personi Present and Thomapple became Thomapple churches, and several store* and Hen rd T?/ AaazIn,leV- P Geller, formedellver’ peiext Mr Edgar Page has been in "The Class Will" Instead, there for the diu members who will! * A d , ofThe St. Rose of1- Lima parish, township, and Irving and Rutland many dwellings, made .Freeport a charge of the office In Hastings on appeared "Tea for Grads.' "Alum mku way w«u in ••• tlie! miv You wou*d naturally think, with soon be making Uicir Electcd Two Directors । ed the sermon, a splendid, earnest. ni -------Banquet 1952" and "The rus helpful •to -»» al! — who■‘,,Mrtr investment of 8750.000 hi another, called Irving for the rea- thriving and Important village, lack- Wednesdays. His duties have been — — of* -----—— . *— world, and witson stated. While Mr. Bull's prin- mg only railroad facilities to realize handling unemployment rompensa-' Queen Draws Her Last Check," The Barry county branch of the db“jou^s5 °P, lhe 1?w*r dignity school buildings and equipment, for dpal heard him. ‘!i -----------T--------- -----------... land-holding was In Rutland.' the hojjc* of It* projectors. National Farm XaMwt.rt/w. Bnd Oration* Of the priesthood. Mr. Carr *ald that, whether we »'>*e operation they contribute he built his home and cleared up| Before Freeport was platted, there tlon claims. Interviewing applicants, These act* were well presented, but NFarm UMn A“oclall°'\ He touched on the duties Incumbent for employment and making re- '■ really were the class history, realize it or not. we are all writ- ‘ SM.D00 annually in taxes, that more hta his 40 acres in Irving before Changchang-'1 was ua small settlement In hi Roane Bowne ferrals to job openings on farms., prophecy and class will offered in which furnishes farm credits'on all who assume the office of a ing our autobiographies. Il ta well n"'-n 30 ciUaeiu of Hastings would ing his residence to Rutland. Thus township near the Brayton and stores and factories. Mr Page win “ new dress-up. The 1,000 people through the Federal land bank sys-; priest of God; of the great rraponfor us lo realize that tlixi ta true h* prewnt at the annual school he is entitled to be called the first Childs grist mill, which was pow­ continue to handle farm orders and; present as well as the class relished tem, held Ils annual meeting on '11 entaiu th* «nany and endeavor to liave wiuit we write Monday night. But that settler of Irving township. ered by a dam on the Little Thom­ placement* for farm tabor on Wed-” the out agreed Wednesday night last week In th- 10}* . °fnPens*Uonl ««*• ’" ' hits" handed — • and ----------helpful and creditable "If you d> •ound* worw than it ready l*. If The first afca settled in Irving apple. west and a little north of Ute Episcopal parish house In this city.1 ln abl5 <P ««»» fellow that the “acta" had real merit. neadaya. not think about It al all." he s-ld.l •,M’ P“rt-nU and taxpayer* were dtapresent village. Tljat land wax con­ The salutatory by Miss Thelma About 100 members, who own stock I TT” “ their closest and dearest ‘,'you art writing It nevertheless, and «‘‘taHed with the operaUon of our was discovered that tlie best farm siderably lower than the road bed Gibbs and the valedictory by Mirs In the Federal land bank, ru well11 lhe chances are that what one labile schools, the Central Audl- land was In tile northeastern por­ tiremmass a breakfast Evelyn Townsend were worthy of ■ us - borrow from lheFollowing bank, were -----------t —. ------ - ------------------writes wiUwut thinking will not be <or*um would not have been large tion of the township. It was some the occasion, creditable to the class' I attendance. Light refresl'i'menl* *“ 4erve<» in parocliial school so pleasing when he realizes what • enough to contain the crowd tho* time before anyone rettled in that R R. where It reached the Little M„.— —school ... ... . wcre scrve<j । recreation room to members of Thomapple. It was evident that to Hastings High and to the he has done. I would have assembled. Neverthepart of Irving. But In 185! farms The officers are: Glenn’Wotrtng. PaU3fr family and other two young ladiex The earnest words of tlie speaker *«“ mnrr loll“ Otat111 h»w been were located In that district by the railroad could not. without great expense, change its grade in Personal friends and VUThe Rev, Don M. Oury gave the' president. Elmer Bush. vice-pre*i-: could not fail lo Impress the young prosenl Monday night. John Archer. Foster Sisson, Sr., and order to reach Ute settlement on the Invocation and pronounced the ben- iIdent; Forrexl J. Buehler, secretary-! l?7jn.1,,le?^*nce ^rora »• People with the value of though:-* Tbc tcrnw of Poster and others. In that same year a com­ Is Again On Active Duty eviction for this class night of the!I treasurer; Marda Sackrtder. acung *hlch Um,c lhc y°uni Priest took north side of the county line. So ful living. We are not expected, he'Charles Faul as member* of the pany of Germans begun to take up it was decided to locate the town For The U. S. Navy i 66th class to graduate from our high Cretan'-treasurer. The reports of bU W“° said, to go through this life with- ho®”1 *xpir«> Monday night. The farms on the level and rich land on the Barry county side of the Ut­ school. The class of 1942, as fresh-j the officer, were very encouraging. I <”“•*’*out Retting some fun out of it. The vo,p continue Uwir service for south and west of Freeport. Among Rear Admiral George H. Rocx.i ile Thomapple and thus avoid the '! men. had a membership of 1J1. Thei There was only one foreclosure dur-! *" ** “L’T* * Minther practically un­ wholesome type of fun ta always------------- term ----------was -------------of New York City, now again In' these were Conrad and Charles expensive grading think of number who completed the course Ing the past year, and there have °™ble one- He ,’rlahed animous. (Continued on page3. Sec. I) Beeler. Jacob Smelkcr, John Reuter When the town was platted. It active duly for the U. S. Navy, had been only seven in Barry county:,n0 ,^-rsCn“l hlmsc,fDr. D. D. Walton, treasurer of the pleasant experience of visiting; and Gottlieb Nagler. was expected that the railroad since the organization started here. I J? ,tho Pr*eath^od- ** repro­ the school board, piraented the an­ would soon be in operation. Then Hastings, his native town. Sunday i of tile seven nronertlex 1 scnl * a nual statement for the year end­ and Monday of this week, between ing June 30, 1941. The present cf Freeport was an almost unbroken came the severe depression follow­ assignments, which he spent wlth| tlie 1873.. The uic sharp uiarp panic uuiuu of ui ioiq »nc .. .. ... . .. . ----- : slightly larger sum than the orig-! a( the m^“r’ school year will not expire until forest. The land on which the vil­ ing pralrcw™ ot or the Uw railroad, rallrod. even rrm wttn mu, 5? M“‘ R“k inai debt* nlus accrued interest and. ^r*- Izo Taffee. 560 N. Broadway, June 30. 1942, so un actual state­ lage stands was originally bought projectors . . .. .. . ... ___ J___ ... Mn lie Frtizrr Mrs. Hr Belle Edger, and and dusaw na mint. numcost*, which reveals that good Judg-i feUe,u“ ment could not be given until aftc: from the government by William almost all the right-of-way donated Yule, in 1856. when he acquired 400 and most of the grading done from ment luu been iwd in maklnu loam1 (3onj| orid hood wishes. It was a Special- Celebration -------------------- For — The ----- ; that time. But Dr Walton did pre­ He waa sent to Michigan for the Opening of Pan Fish Season i sent a tentative report for this year acres. He sold most of it. One Kalamazoo lo Lowell, found It im­ purpose of presenting the all-Navy U™ I.rm. Townships, Four Villages, In IhU county On The Sth Annual Bluealli Festival I whlc|‘ 03111(1 not *» fron* tract was purchased by John Roush. possible to borrow money to put “E” burgee pennant, to certain' tutm b, tonx.tou,, .M.UU uvi.iw City, Receive $7,801.48 Upon his decease thr land became over the proposition. In the mean­ will be held in Hastings June 25. | *‘c,luU fl«uro‘ for u»e 22 plants In the state Jor exceptional , 26 and 27 undar the sponsorship of «>“>•• approximate them so uel and MlchaeL East of Ute Vll- time the advantages of having all war production. It also include*: Tbe cl‘y oi Hastings has received (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2) .. _______ rlnwlv closely that that the ru.h cash balance «hnwn shown the lapel button for all employees'a cheek from the Michigan Departthe. Hastings Chamber of « Commerce. <C°ounuad on page 8, Chairman A. B. Gldlcy announces of 85.009.74 in Hie tentative report In the planta and managers apdlmant of Revenue for 81.78537 been *o prudently managed that it; has paid aU operating expenm tol ff>| rIFFY completion of plans which are to will'be substantially correct. the office staff. These it is found are greatly prized. | whkh u HajUn«* ‘n- date and ha* accumulated a surp.'us yrLtLirri I Tri According to tlie statement pre­ Include awarding of prises for fish of 86489.49, which will, it ta be, ■* U *"U*> ■ LU I The plant* included in the Michl-! '^ngihle tax. Thl* tax is levied and caught during these three days. Two sented, tlie balance on hand Juty gnn circuit are: The American:c<,Uecud b? thc °n •uch *n- Meved. more than provide for any-TUlinfflAU prizes will be awarded for bluegills 1. 1941, was 88X536. The state losses that may occur. The Barry |nlllr\[lAf and one each for black bass, small and national governments contribuHastings Boy In Squadron Braas Co.. Detroit, where Gov. Van l*in8lbl''' property a* mortgage*. county branch association, accord- ■■'*■'*■***■ Wagoner was present; Halowax1 ,tocl“ in corporations outside of and targe mouth: perch: speckled recelpta were 856,01437; for transDoing Heavy Duty Corp.. Wyandotte; Motor Wheel I Michigan, bank balances above a Ing to figures submitted at Ute bass; pike.' and many other species receipta were 856414 37: for trans­ Advance Enrollment Shows Corp.. Lansing; Fisher Boat Works I figure, etc. The law g>ro- meeting, had a total income of There will also be a prize awarded portation of pupils and from mis­ A letter, with a May date, from cellaneous sources 813322.99 were Fine Send-off at Auditorium Detrolt: Walker Michigan CorpJ'Wes lh“‘ “ P»« <»f ‘be tax ‘hall 84.18033 last year, and the operatGood Attendance for obnoxious tlsh. George (Mickey > McPharlin. with received. Tills makes the total re ­ Jackson; Chris-Craft Corp.. Algon- ^ retained by the state, and the The festival celebrates the open­ auditorium Plans for Hastings summer play ­ ceipts for the year 8171,864.73 The the R.A.P. In England these many ac. Retuniing. he will make the b«‘*nce distributed to tlie elites, ,rm, Central which was, __ , waa filled on .................... ing of the pan fish season in Barry added to the surplus or reserve ac*R»rnoon with people award* at the Anaconda Brass' vllla«« “id townships of Mlciiigau, county and this county boasts more total expenditures were 8166454 99. ground and recreation program months, was recently received by same . |who wlslied to xliow the lelfCleos and'10 11401 b/ aucb municipalities to count. than 200 inland lakes, which are which includes 815.740.00 paid on were othlined last Friday evening his mother In Grand Rapids, and Works. Hastlngs-on-HudMn Robert C. Morgan, supervisor of 11141 °'rir rrtend» ai»prectate their the Gibbs and Cox Corp. New York!l>ay Ulelr running expenses. Tlie stocked each year from the county principal and Interest of the school at a meeting of the summer activ­ debt, and, 87,538.75 for national de- ities committee of the Hastings forwarded to his brother. Bernard City. townships, cities and villages have the service division of the Federal readiness to serve their country and Rearing Ponds. McPharlin. herk It contains news C4U>C 01 frpotofn- Thia was the (Contlnued on page 3. Bee. I) Year* seem to have laid a light'no dURcuHy in finding plenty of Land Bank, was present and made; The committee ta looking forward City Youth Council. that they are "doing some iieavy hand on the Admiral. He steps as' U3CS for u,ta money. a short address He commended Lie Ur|esl 8rouP ,h>l Ba"/ to a splendid crowd and have plan­ Tills year, the playgrounds will work” at present, his squadron hold­ light and with as springy a step" Tbe amount rent to the town- Barry county association on the county ,or lnductl°n Into the mlilned for a free show which will in­ be open under supervision tor seven ing one of the front line positions in i as a man of twenty-one. Hta bear- 4hlps. village* and this city totaled flne record I: hud made and ' tar Y service, and they were given clude well-known actors and ac­ weeks, beginning Monday. June 23. the events now taking place. In a tag ta as straight as when he left ‘be ne«t sum of 87301.48. Il is dtatresses from various cities In MlchiDue to lire rationing. It Is thought ! auditorium niled but the straata that people will stay at hutne more recent rally they destroyed five Annapolix us a midshipman cudct.' tributed pro rata on the baits ci County Treasurer George Clouse 1 leftdln« from B to station than usual this year, thus making enemy planes, probably another one He ta most happy to be In so per­ population. The amount* sent to There will also be sports events anxious to playground activities more heces- and damaged three. and displays that will be of Interest fect a physical condition, that he the 'municipalities of Barry county presented, and the meeting unanl-1 wc,e llned w,th Other information that can bo to fishermen who visit the festival. Chariot McMannit, 64, A sory than ever. Already, more boys passed can again give hl* country active as their share of the Intangible tax motuly adopted, a resolution which! honor thu flne ““PMU Ot young on is. that all the American will be sent to each borrower, mg- m??' . were as follows: than usual have signed up for the Tlie Friday program is planned service in It* time of need. . Single Man, It Victim boys are looking forward to enter­ ing the following: Payment in full M*yor Charles Leonard gava an softball league Township for the children and Uic price of of all back taxes; also of aU delta- earncst- heartfelt talk to lha satea. Assyria .. Activities will center again at ing the U. S. Army Air Corps and Chtries McMannis, a single man. .8 355.00 all rides and .shows will be based they hope it won't be long. Also quende*. Including extensions; each ---------------- *~“Baltimore First Ward park. 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. accordingly. A special entertain­ that - It seems strange, and good, borrower to accept his responsibil­ ship and village of the county. The Barry .... 41020 ment win be planned for the little Friday afternoon in a fire which Carlton . ity to meet his payment* oromptlv, high school band and members of 346.04 folks and prizes for various con­ destroyed the home of Frank Cox ond Ward school and high school too. to see young American boys Although collections from" the aver there, "London having plenty the American Legion accompanied thus helping to reduce field service tests and events will be awarded.. hi Johnstown. Tlie Cox farm Lt 1H grounds, where the hours will be of them now.” All are wondering Barry county Youth Council drive 327.75 The major prize is a bicycle that is' miles east and IS rnllra south of In' addition to the tutu! activi­ when they’ll start doing "the big for funds have not been tabulatea. lookout for desirable new toahs; Hope 337.06 now on display In the Western Auto the Blrxtol schoolhouse. McMannis It ta certain that the funds receiv­ Irving urged continued consideration of them. 26531 Associate Store. had made his home with the Cox ties of games, handleraft/and story- thing." he says. He has recently been best man at ed will be well in excess of 84300. hour. some emphasis, will be given Johnstown 37605 Due to the tire shortage the family for about a year. organization, and the hearty co- thoic who ,uul bccn recliuaifted and Maple Grove ... 296.01 At 11:55 that forenoon. L Van to patriotic parados, salvage for vic­ the wedding of his roommate. Jim according to Cedric Morey, who is committee decided to eliminate n 1• ■■ ■ of - — a. _______ with it. .. a nm * wlnn I' art Km,™ ".Hr!------ . Operation borrowers Orangeville queen contest It has been the Bycle of Johnstown telephoned the tory. cleun-up days, victory gar­ Crowley, who married a girl who chairman of the financial drive. In view of the excellent manner in The terms of two directors ex­ Prairieville policy in the past to encourage en­ sheriff's office here that the home dens. etc. For older youth there will be op­ Quoting directly from the letter which this county has met the de­ pired with this meeting. One of Rutland 28334 tries. from all parts of the county of Frank Cox In that township was portunities for all-day bicycle runs mands of the numerous Red Cross Thomapple and this required travel on the part burning and that It wax thiujht u Into the country, and for “youth looks so beautiful and peaceful be­ drives and war bond subscriptions, Springs. was reelected Fred Kelley Woodland of committee members. man was being burned t.n hi it 304 63 hosteltag.'' In which groups of about this would appear to be an excellent; Yankee Springs of Barry township is a new man. menta this time and relumed 195.62 Fishermen will be able to register Underaheriff Doster and Coroner 10 make a several days' tour by low. one would hardly believe there record. V, , choaen as a director by this meeting. later. City at a booth In the city from 'the Lathrop hurried to the scene. When bicycle, stopping at accredited Hastings............. 1.78537 opening time, June 25. and entries they arrived the house was nearly youth hostels each night. There apparently nowhere, you are in Ute . Village destroyed. The Hastings fire truck will also be a scries of youth dances thick of a deadly battle." He also HASTINGS CITY Floyd Albert McClurkln. Hastings; Freeport ...... and one from Bedford were called, after the band concerts, providing tells of his pleasure at receiving BAND CONCERT Clifford Francis Purdy. MiddtevUle; Middleville .... 287 38 but were too late to save the dwell­ recreation in town, thereby reduc­ sometime before, a nice package COUNTY EXCEEDS WAR. • Theodore Grant Hayward. ClovnNashville ing. After the house hud burned ing use of automobiles to out-of­ from the boys at Hastings, and a 44126 BUND QUOTA FOR MAY marvelous can of candy from his । The Hastings Merchants defeated dale; Don Nelson Higgins. Hastings: 138.69 Woodland Hie Hastings firemen found they town resorts. half-sister, Ruth, which he shared . the O, P. Athletics 18 to 4 for their Garner Ward Greenman. Dolton; Barry County oversubscribed Ils had hose enough to reach a goodChairman of the summer plan­ with some of the other chaps, much March. Salute to the Stars Kenneth Wayne Stamm, Hastings; (lUh win against one loss. Total .. .87.801.48 < Continued on page 2. Bee. 1) ning committee is J. W. Hewitt, and to their pleasure. Mickey will and Stripes Huff Craig and Swift pitched while Se­, Garrett Nelson Isham. Hastings: there is a sub-committee of parents noon have rounded out two years Overture, DianeHolmes. gar caught for Hastings. Grand! Robert Edward Beattie, Kalamazoo; committee In charge. Although for each playground, headed by with the R. C. A. and R A. F. in Walts. Let Me Call You Rapids used Tracy and Ballard.I °T*1 R'Wene Myers. Doster; RlchMrs. Fred Linington. first ward; England. Sweetheart ....... Friedman Segsr had 4 hits followed by Keel-' ard H°uu Bhawman, Hastings; Lmslightly more than 858,168 was Mrs. Donna Harrington, second n rw___ March. Remembrance of Friends here hope he may soon । ter Midland Clark. Middleville; ward, and William Bradford, third Colonel Minor ... Rosenkranz Victor E. Mead. Hastings: Bernard A clinic for crippled children in and fourth wards. Mrs. L. E. Bar­ receive the transfer lie longs foi The agents of the Windstorm Co. Johnson, 2. Novelty. Clarinet Polka, Polish Barry county will be held In Central nett Is City Youth Council presi­ to his native shores and that his The Merchants face a strong dou­ Ernest Williams. Hastings; Atexanof this dly dodged out between nun Folk Tune. Arr. by Bennett school here Friday from 8.30 A. Xr. dent; Charles Fau). secretary, and furlough will be long enough to storms last month and picked up ble A team this Sunday .so come, dcr Robert Nell, Hastings; Hoy March. On The Mall .. Goldman permit him to visit his UlUe Can ­ to 3:00 P. M. under sponsorship of the Rev Don M. Gury. treasurer. a total of 84.774350 in new insur­ and watch the Merchants play ball. Muses Strickland. Dowling;’ Jacob Selection, King Arthur. Thomas Eugene Miller. Hastings. adian sweetheart, as well as the the Barry County Health Depart­ ance. At the gait they have been The game starts at 2:30. March, Queen City------- Boorom ment. according to Dr. J. K. Alt- is assured by Its secretary. Lyn old home town here. Few will have travelling io far in 1942. it Is evi­ Senator Prenites M. Brown of Overture. Sandra ...... Holmes land; director. dent that the company will make Hastings Lewis, In the summer program. a more interesting story to telL Mlclilgnn recommended that Edw:a Novelty. Barrel Polka ... Brown Dr. Clifford Brainard of Battle Names of general director and staff a good gain in total Insurance this C. Kraft be given a non-competitive Trombone Novelty, SUdln* vioiuly enlisted for officer _UMMng, Creek will be in charge of the clinic civil service examination and re­ assisted by Miss Blllmeyer and Miss of workers assigned to each play­ Easy Alfora Well say that serves 'em right. appointed postmaster at Nashville, Blodgett, nurses from the state of< ground will be announced next week March. Men of Ohio ... Fillmore This company has given Its patrons Barry county, Michigan. Custer. dee of the Michigan Crippled Chil­ splendid service, paying all Its loss­ dren's Commission. There will also James Foley and Henry" Singleton es in full and as soon ax possible AMERICAN LEGION PICNIC Hayden Hathaway. 27, of Char­ There will be a family picnic for be two medical social workers and after the adjusters had ascertained were slopped on U»e highway Thurslotte pleaded guilty to felonious the American Legion members and a medical stenographer from the •Ow following Barry county stu•*•«** * Conservation Officer their famines at Reid's Resort, at same office; Eight local wtAnen win pany is In a strong cash position AUTO STAMP BALM! . dents will receive degrees at the George Sunnier as they were driv­ During the month of May 810.­ so it can continue its splendid re­ circuit court on Friday. He claimed Thomapple lake, Friday, June 19. also assist. he did not aee Carl Main. 13, on This clinic Is open to any parents 98th annual commencement of Ute ing toward town. A search of their 12280 was put on the mortgage cord of over a half century. at 6:30 p. m. Pot-luck—and be there ta** (Ml car revealed a net and a quunUy of books of the register of deeds of­ in the county who wish to have University of Michigan: on time. ing his car up the Lampman nil] crippled children examined. Bruce M. Sheffer. Bachelor of ftah- Ute two were brought before fice. according to Vemor Webster, NOTICE TO BICYCLE OWNERS LARGEST QUOTA IN JULY The lunch which will be served to Science in Mechanical Engineering. Justice Ben Bowman that same wa­ register of deeds. During the same Owners of bicycles should remem­ There will be a second quota of the children during the clinic wax While attending “Die university ning and admitted the charge period mortgages discharged on ber that the opportunity for their fendsr of Hathaway’s ear and waa .'electees this month, called for June donated by Jpe McKnighl and Rob- Sheffer was active in the American brought against them of having a farm property amounted to 831.­ registration ends this week There crushed 40 badly that hr has been 18. The q'XJta for July will be the ■ Society of Mechanical Engineering gill net in their possession. Each 854 43. These figures pertain only will be a penalty attached after in PWmock hoapltal since 'he xccilargest called from this cotmty. paid a One of 850 and 86.85 coats. lc farm mortgages. and in the boxing group this week. Attend to it NOW| ■UMMAGE SALE leg would have to be amputated. Charles O. Fumtes, degree of The officer confiscated the net and Y. M. C. A. Youth Council dance Duncan Lake School Reunion. Hathaway was remanded to the cuiBaked goods sale, Goodyear's the fish. Tlie latter were said to Doctor of Medicine. Parish House. Thurs., June 11, 9:30. Newton Bldg., N. Mich.; open 3 Hdwr.. Sat., June 13, by Dowling Caledonia Lakeside Park, June 13. Ruth Woodman, also of WoodDinner 12:30 sharp.—Adv. tones. ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING HELD LAND BANK MEETING REAR-ADM'L ROCK VISITS HASTINGS BLUEGILL FESTIVAL HERE JUNE 25-27 DISTRIBUTION OF INTANGIBLE TAX PLAY PROGRAM BEGINS JUNE 22 Mickey McPharlin On Aerial “Front Line" FARM HAND DIED IN HOUSE BLAZE Youth Council Drive Exceeds $4,300 Mark Hastings Merchants BeatS. P. A. 18 -4 Windstorm Co. Agents Add to Accounts Crippled Children's Clinic Here Friday Kraft Reappointed Nashville Postmaster Three Barry Students Get U. of M. Degrees Paid $113.70 Fine and Cotts, Lost Net, Fish Admits His Car Hit Carl Main March 28 Farm Mortgages Being Reduced Here NOTICK! �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUH8DAT, JUNE 11, 1M1 {smoking. They could think of no of Grand Rapids has cabled from’with her as she taken up her work! tlie degree of doctor of divinity at 6433 4 pounds of milk and 380J other cause for the ftro than that Australia that ho has landed and in'that city. | the Adrian college commencement. [ pound* of butler fat in class GOG Mr. McMannb might have acci­ b safe and well. | Word to Mr and Mr*. Roy Fuller] June 8. ao If* now “Dr. Babbitt" If . . , dentally started the blase. Il will Mis* Beverly Dwyer, the vocalbt *he‘r daugliter, Mr* George you addrew Ute Reverend <«nt;<-| * ' J® * y ve.n.111 never be known whether that was with the Rhythm Kings of Hast-iP1'^11 'Aletlia Fuller) of Cohun- man properly. saboetlcal leave, after six years | lhe case, or whether McMannb Weather change* from hot to cold Ings, has accepted a poalUon with b«*K O.. convpr* the Information j„n Cnda-nllader of Hastings Will] ot wn,,c« “ »*nltary engineer /or. (Continued from puts i, sec. 1) with unusual frequency of late. „ husband, —■—, an — officer ------- — Hwu.m the U1C 335 J*, who w.H, will wu» be uc grad»i.u- the HW Barry County Health i.v—. Depart-! 'might have discovered that the Paul Neilson's orchestra, which tnt. at among lib-* R R ° O. T T. c C.. *I* now in ual«t Western P°nd T*** w,Ur upon hou“ on fire and went up­ ’rtw Howard TTedenntcks have playing In Battle Creek. |J,U ’• now ,n Hon> H«tv ..... j •frotn ----- — ----------Michigan ------------ 1 Co!-' ment. has returned to hb duties tn * lulu. ' ■' — —.—I'’ IK. m ana J -T"*". ~ ““ the ..K ashes and Ki.mlmv burning material material In in stairs stair* hnntne hoping tA to save snme some Of of the opened their Wall lake cottage for ! lege on ■* the -occasion of the —— annual UI4 cacreuca wim«i wu> 01-1 dcl>arUnrnt- “Iter <tt»«nce the basement of (he ruined hime. contenh. tings, have received word that their • Merl E Savacool. formerly of1 Commencement exercise* which will o'clock Saturday afterol nlne roont *'*a greater part of »oon as possible UnderSheriff John • Myer*, .... in driving ... by lhe Cox . Hasting*, b now taking special Mbs Marjory Hill, a 1842 graduate son Merle, a corporal in the mawith the Hastings] chine gun' corp®, b now with the training a* a 2nd Lieutenant In lhe noon.. June 13 at Hyames Fle«d which was spent at Ann Arbor in M a pdaltldn “| . .. — .____ , ... ... ■ !» corp* u» Ui.ml Beach, Fla., DI- to Mbs Cadwallader will receive Bach- special work connected with hb basement and found the burned tn lhe home. ' He slopped hb car air at Miami U. 8. forces in Australia. body of a man. He was so badly and ran up lhe driveway lo tne riany Brown and family and Mr*. Mrs. James L. Merriam has help direct vital administrative and dor of Science, degree and State profession. Mr. and Mr*. RoUt are burned that the body could not be house, as he was nearing the build-------the - ‘home of Dr. and -* •* — Mrs. Frederick Cole spent the weekend moved from Mb* Julia Rock's home] supply operation* in the rapidly ex­ Elcmewtary Provisional certificate occupying panding ground-forces ■ ■ Don and Dick Flngleton. Has­ Kent th McIntyre on W. Green street carried out. It had ta be wrapped ing someone inside smashed thr upwith Hubert Brown and family of on South Washington lo an apart­ tn canvas. The remains were iden- st sirs north window and threw out Chicago. ment on the second floor ot the I Mr. and Mr* J. A. Rlcharua tings. were awarded varsity letter* for the present. titled as the body of Charles Me- an overcoat. Myer* called to thb Contributing her part to national Mrs. Phoebe Mote of 320 W Warner grocery on South Hanoi er. i Frances Hugijihrcyi of Kalamazoo. thb week from Centra! Michigan person tn Jump from tlie window V.UTU waa Wi« received receivra here nere aionaay announce Uiesblrth ot a daughtet. College, Ml Pleasant. Mich., for defense b Redwick Cleo Segb Avon, Mannb. Word Monday announce Green has sold her farm which is About half an liour after Under- because the fire was under such , that Mr*. Alma Smith, mother of Friday. June 5. The. little miss tip­ taking prominent parts on Central's a purebred Holstein cow 'owned by sheriff Dealer arrived, state police headway that there was no other Lloyd AGaskill. Hastings She goll team. Don b a wphomore ana: Martin Cronk. । court stenographer William Smith. P-d Ute scale* at 9 lb*. 5 on ami from Battle Creek appeared on the way to save hb life. Mr. Myer* The office hours of the Bam 'of Charlotte, had died that day ut *U1 answer to the name of Mary Diek a freshman. Walter Pink- produced 5.664 quart* of milk thb mK had uau been] wen ।France* ----------- Congratulations, —••----------------bclner of Caledonia, a Junior at past year, and 405 pounds of but­ scene, but left before the body was rushed to the back door and called County Health Department are home In Leslie. Bite agatn. urging the man to save him ■ Mrs G. F. Chidester was very Central, won hb "C" after com-1 terfat. Mr. Gaskill state* Utat recovered. front «:S0 to CM during the month* l» for a long timc> ' Before the dil-elling was com- self. He heard someone pounding — .I -Nr. and Mrs, „„iyU>n Hinckley happy to receive word last week that pleUng lit* second .season on the "Cleo" was milked two lime* daily. of June. July and August. gli .. team. I and that that her tier production for the en- pletely destroyed. Mr. and Mft. Cox Inside lhe house, but that soon Friends of Mr*. Levi Houfstater received worrt that their son. a son. Philip Gardner, had been basebaji returned from Battle Creek. They ceased wlll ww w te pleased pi.-uxu |« lo *■«.! leam that UW.L »nc she U is — 1*1 LlcuL-Janu --------- —s Hinckley, b now born to „v. her on and wife. Mr and a A new record, exceeding lhe-aver-! lhe -aver- Jtirr 1"‘^J*riod Period wa* supervised by the liad left tlie house a considerable Frank Terry was the next num able to be up and around again .s^Ooncd at Bara Raton. Fin. and Mr*. Gardner H. Chidester at Madl<HKl. of t(tc Guernsey breed for hei fiu,5 p0!**?* °f Ajrt21’' time before the fire, and old .list to arrive. No one could nave saved after quite a siege of slecnes* their other son. Sergt. Howard। son. on May sbters a.... ..nd ...a class cia.. has luat .... i™,, on>-!ture wi>. Wl*. »u,.vu ma, 25. -j. Two ■ twen Cctwn-1 —- and ----- Applied — Science — ----- and The at that time there wa* no fire tn anything from the home wnen The fire alarm 'Ttu.irsday.after-; Hinckley, . - is at Ft Bragg. — had. preceded him.•"r-o"■»'’the » work's .... pIPted by a. two year .. old cow.- Lock-1 - । Holsteln-Frleslan Hob.leln-Fric.lan Association Association of lhe building. Mr. Cox ■ "(plained ■ Myera and Terry reached tL The noon brought out Ute La 'frame ] Miss Virginia Moore. U-.i... ..." -------Mb* Virginia Moore. U-achcr ofj choice on thb occasion was dd|lbly .shore Pan ua 3d 588628 of ' ainnc Princess mivaa run t>i 'Amcrlca_______ - - _ _____• tliat Charles McMannb had been fire was roaring upstair* -.••c. down to subdue a small blase in a truck j music in our city schoob. has been, welcome, ! Cressey. Mich., tested and owned by ... slaying with him for nbou*. a year, so that It was tmpcui'ble to enter parked in one of the city's parking’offered and lias accepted a positron] Rev. K it Babbitt, former R. F. Locke Her official record *' He said he smoked cigarette* and the building. >o Detroit wvwu.o school*. mwvu. MLss Moore mvo.c has <uu : Melhodbt 'mlnbter hero, now dir-1 supervised by tjie Michigan State] Tlie regular meeting of lhe W lob j। in would sometimes fall asleep while The overcoat * thrown ......... out ** of '*■* the Mrs. Ione O’Neil received word many friends in Hasting*, whose trict superintendent of the Grand'College and announced by The C. will be held Thursday. June that her grandson Francb Gallup best wishes for her success will go Rapids dbtrict. was honored with ' American Guernsey Cattle Club b al 2 o'clock In O. A. R. hall. FARM HAND DIED L^aTwwT^I UAIKF III A7F ||UU3L DLALL FOR THOSE HURRY-UP MEALS, HERE'S A SELECTION f.TDAND THEATI2«= , W Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ SATURDAY — JUNE 13 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Bob Steele. Tom Tyjer and Rufe Davis in RAIDERS OF THE RANGE' MAN AT LARGE' SUNDAY ond MONDAY — |UNE 14 end IS Eleanor Powell. Red Skelton and Tommy Dorsey "SHIP AHOY" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. — JUNE 16. 17, 18. 19 SALMON 37c ICE CREAM ""X,.25c KOOL AID 2 9c KNOX JELL POTATO SALAD Demming's Red CHEESE !l 20 Cotfagc, Rich, Creamy, lb. BOLOGNA Another great Technicolor dedicated to the Marine* on Wake Island—Randolph Scott, Maureen O'Hara, and John Payne in Ring or Sliced, lb. 5 Sliced lb. BACON TIDBITS 4 He I ■— DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Tim McCoy and Buck Jones In RADISHES 21c 15C HEKMAN »"V.s SDR DRINKS 6 25c pig. bottle* SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING 31c « YUKON PATROL' ' Pet Milk Tall Cans . Pop Corn Ice Cream QONE CUPS ... 3tor 25 25' Pkg» 2for15 pkg. Macaroni Fine Quality Veal Liver Potato Chips Veal 39 19' Chickens 30' Rnaating or Frying — Shortening 17' Vegetable — Bulk — Breakfast Bacon 33' Ring Liverwurst 19' 2,bs 19 32' 15' CIGARETTES all popular . . PORKCHOPS Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 lo 5:00 Tomatoes 15' Bananas 9 lbs. OCt Yellow Ripe CALIFORNIA SUNKIST Oranges 35' Potatoes 1 rt Q7 Calif. White 1 V lb*.** ■ QUAKER FLOUR 24W lb. $4 “ ■ BOILING BEEF Brisket, lb. 17 BEEF Fresh Crourfd 2ib,. 39 SLICED VEAL FREEPORT BUTTER 49' 29c Beef Chuck Roasts O7< 10c, 10c BACON SQ'RS c.,^. 19 Pineapple Juice ToF7b. 35' I05 Lard 2lbl30 ±rtenin93„63 Oleo 2 "”315 Baking Powder 1 Ci Calumet. 1 lb. ran ... .- ■ ® Baking Soda 8' 16' Cocoa First Cuts Hershey's — 1 lb. ran first call SM'KDHAMSug^rSS' Pork & O Beans, N/». > cn. "* 25 for“*^ PAW PAW PORK ROASTS Cuts. lb. 33 FOOD;, CENTER Pickles Sweet er Dilb, sml. jar FOTt VICTORY BUY BONDS STAMPS Z06 t. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. SUNDAY and MONDAY —JUNE 14 and 15 "HOME IN WYOMIN"' 25' Fam•? Steer Href — Lb. Muller's Dox. And Robert Strange and Herbert Rawlinson in Gene Autrey and Smiley Burnette in Lb. BREAD 3 HOT DOG BUNS HAMBURGER “"t. "GHOST TOWN LAW" bunch Beef Liver pi-*- Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY — June 12 and 13 16 r CRACKERS • ARILY THEATlli? 10‘ OO Ct ; COTTAGE BUTTS » 39 pkg. TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI" WAX AND GREEN BEANS • THE BEST FOR LESS" N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. J nc 1 W TUES., WED., and THURS. — JUNE 16. 17. and 18 one. Judy Canova,'jerry Colonna and Alan TRUE TO THE ARMY window *how* that McMannb either was upstairs when the flrr wa» well under way. or had gme up there hoping U> save aomrltlng Coroner Lathrop uid not think an Inquest necessary, iu tho cause of the death was evident.* Mr. McMannb b survived by a abler. Mrs. Viola Codlev of Boule Creek, also by a brother. Walter who live* east of Dowling. The body was brought to lhe LeonsM funeral home in Hastings. Funeral day at Woodard lake cemetery. buried McMannb came to Joluulown from Ionia county. SUH OIL CO. WILL DRILL WELL Location* Not Yet Selected; Rotary Drill To Start Soon The 8un Oil Co., of Toledo, Ohio which ha* put down three test welb In Barry county, and which haa still a large number of lease* in thb vicinity has. so we are Inform­ ed. decided Jo make one more try. A representative of that company nounced.that the company had ap­ propriated the money for another lest, and had signed a contract which would bring a rotary drill outfit here within two weeks. It b lo be a deep test, wr understand. The oil company's representative staled that the site for the pro- A posed test well had not teen chos­ en. but that the Bun Oil Co.'* geol­ ogists would go over the matter carefully, and choose a location where, in their Judgement, lhe chances seemed mail favorable for finding oil. We hope the company will hit the right spot. Il would be fine tor thb city and county if a good sired oil pool were found in this county. rapidly then lhe ordinary type. no the result of this test should be 4 known in the near future. safe v.f.w. ’Bf 'Tleuxi. Next regular meeting will be Thursday. June 18. We want to make plans for getting a new hall al thb meeting, no would like to 4 have aU ot you on hand. to have a memorial service in our hall for our own departed com­ rades some time thb month, at Ute discretion of Commander Andrews. We have had Ove of our comrades ganlzed and we want to pay our respect* to these departed comrades In thb memorial service. Please don’t forget next Sunday Ls Flag Day. Our country Ls nt war and it is our duty to show our color*. Have you noticed h<)w many more flag* are belpg displayed on the street* of Hastings? Comrade August Beystruin Is moving hb family to Vermontville. We are sorry to have thetn leave and .whh them the Best of luck in their new home. Comrade Lowell Tugg had thr mbfortune to be kicked by a horse We have been Informed that hb condition la Improving. Because of circumstance* our post cannot get your window *crv|<c flags direct for our national head­ quarter*. but If you have someone these window flags by writing lo Radio Station WTAV in Grand Rapids or direct lo our national headquarters al Kansas City. Mo. "Remember Pearl Harbor!" Our stamps and bonds will buy bullet* v to help avenge our boys there, so leU buy and buy and buy! BUS TIME TABLES REVISED To keep within lhe new regula| Uon for speed of busses and truck*, making 40 mile* an hour the limit, j all bu* schedule* have been revised I It will be well for any of our read­ er* contemplating a bus trip from I thb city or any other point in the j county, lo secure the latest time . table for their departure. Bu* headI quarter* for Hulings are al the Trio Cafe, phone 2137. It would be parture from Grand Rapids. Battle Creek. Kalamazoo and Lansing for Hastings or any intervening statlor, CHANGE OF WARD HEADS MADE E. M. Casmdy. manager for the past two yean al the Montgomery Ward store, has received notice of 10 lhat company * .torr at Washington. Ind. It b a larger store than Ute local one and the <™nsfcr. of course, k considered it distinct promoUon. i.s?£f'eJJE!d uMrs Cax,tdy »nd their little folks have made many friends w,“ *> have them ..P1®* *“*• proven tn ly *nd K00d »eW>bora. and lhe best wtshea of aU follow litem to the new field of work. new local manager will be Thomas E. Lomasney, who come-, from Mattoon, IU. Mr. Lomasney has been associated with Ward's MARRIAGE UCENbEH □tell O Wilkin., Baltimore . Aleta Wilcox. Battle creek .. Leo a. Francisco. Thomapple Twp. n. Genevieve A. Stadcl. Carlton"" John D. Haber. Thomapple Two. 20 Jean Bibs. Thomapple Twp. ....IB Gerald Schoenheide. Indlanapolb*34 Dorothy Cook. Hastings WllllUm II. Werner, a soldier 24 Orett* J. McNutt, MlddlevUle.’Zl? I �ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING HELD COMMENCEMENT ILI EXERCISE FRIDAY school debt will be of interest to our VVI 11 ssa ’1 (Eljurrl) Netns had been reduced to (59500. Tbere fcnMVWWI. I OIVM ■ will be raised by tax next Decern-1 (Continued from page 1. See. 1) ber and January (13500 to be paid more enjoyable than the other khai. on the prbicipal of the. debt., and I if realize that . II we *C rcxll-t Mull what WIMl we WC say. (200750 as interest. On May 1. what wr do and even whit we1 1B4« the debt te expected to be en- tlllllk ftrt. mfiuenrlng rthrra ns Urely paid. Then neither the city! WeU M ahaping our own lives, that nnr thr bi-hrwst Hiklrirt win nwr <* . , ... ... ... . .. (Continued from page i. sec. 1) feme training. These should not be Included In the cost of operating the schools, paying for tlx- mainten­ ance of the buildings, etc. The tentative cash balance this year I* (5.009.74. as compared witn< the actual balance a year ago ofi , , After the annual meeting adyear would have exceeded tlie bal-' lourned. the member* of the school ance a year ago. but the school ;board ontanlzed by electing Dr. board wisely accepted the advice of aeorKe Lockwood president. Charles government agencies and has acsecretary and Dr. D. D. Walton cumulated 1500 tons of coal on j •» treasurer. Clyde Rothrick. the blind evangel1st. and his trained dog last Friday evening and everyone thorough!jl, j enjoyed the service. i As a result of the vote for pastor, taken last Sunday. It is expected that the Rev. Chrtspell and fainliy wlll return for another year. You arc urged to attend thr mid- I week prayer service nt the church' each Wednesday e<cnlng. careful and help us to be wis-j iri' our thought*, words and deeds. Synod.- will preach Over three hun­ Following came three song* picas-: dred pastors and delegates are ex­ Ingly given by lhe high school girls', pected. Rev o. H. Trinkleln will hold a picnic supper at the camp­ grounds thia (Thursday) evening. glee club directed by Miss VSriinia! Supper wlil'be served al 1:30 and Moore “ ' ■ Principal Edwin L Taylor pre-]seated the class In fitting words to 11 the consideration of the -who-1 । board a* well as to all the friends . . Middleville' of the class and of Hie school. The, kiwuu, unarie* ousn ilclpal court1 diploma-, were given the graduitjrt,!lug thr pastor will preach o.i Superintendent Van Buskirk pre-i wo* brought It it unlawfilllv hr 11r H.-r.rDO t. I .nr It wood urn?.-,''lowshlp With God." sented five slier to of statistical In-' Monday on the —j,.,________ formation atxiut our school* which;drivlng^jtway-tnf June 4 with a dent of the Boaid of Education.! were Interesting and Informing. • caj,brionging to the Ordnance Dept. Tap* were sounded, to Indicate th. Thl* giving out ofUacts. figures unu .fit' the federal government. The close of high school life Jor the genera! information—about our c»r was standing tn front of the in memlx is of th - clui of 1142 school* Is gratifying to the'patrons,; White Manufacturing Co. plant at The benediction waa pron unerd ov; for it makes them realize that lhe Middleville when Bush took It. He Rev. Arthur M. Coldren. followed oy‘ scluxil board syid the superinten-1»" driving the ear near Wayland; the exercises, dent realize that the schools belong' when he ran U Into a ditch. He was to the people of Hasting*, wlw are | M1"n “'Tested by the sherUFs force entitled to know how their money innd JRlled wuivvd examination 1* expended In conducting them. and wa* bound over to the Circuit i XT h. <1 non AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY AT ST. ROSE CHURCH TO. GET "m “IX'J .MuJil beautiful silver chalice '»»' >•he had used11 he canvasser* or not. mce card will be given' wllovdln, 1 « mo.-, ,r“” ”°n>" x , and suiters >" h«-ih.r- , ; ------ . —' ; «r «• moincr, u siauonea. U, u, nj.lv. . «run..u W 8, ,u„ .MM AMW. which win t, |he .Inn a. lhe cloae <rf lhe eehool. j rnu8. mrn u, phertltood. The mother* are Invited to a' the two others brine Jnsenh Pr*n. Brunch on Thursday. June IB. at | cis Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. OUp 10:00 A. M. at which time it Lx plan- Miller, ordained in 1923. who tor now ned that Miss Edna Coldren. ot I Father Damien of thr Franciscan 'Santa Maria. Calif., will speak to us.(order, stationed at present in Mon­ j treal; and the Rev. Fr E C Jacobr, ----- --- e s--------------- r We can only have the highest hap-r80,1 of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jacou* ' pineas by having wide thoughts and ‘-rda*n<fd 'n 1939 now serving in i much Irtllna for the rest of thr nj,,n* ' Our cash loan plan enable you to “bcl your budget". Lei u» you clean th* alate • (. Inquire TODAY! CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION nAaInma war l ’aAax’awff • The War Against the Lamb" will be the topic at the evening service. MICHIGAN'S' *eiytliin£ HOSPITAL INSURANCE > day morning. BLshoo Junes is one: The following babies were bom ffellon of the outstanding colored leaders' at the hospital during the past Members of the Delton Inland week: A boy to Mr. and Mrs Flojal Lukes Garden club will attend the Barry Cqttlity Flower Festival In thr Kellogg school building In Middle- GLAMOR CYNTHIA SLIPS Select a slip that, will show your’ nq dress off to the best advantage! , 1 •A3F Tlie styling and fit must make a JL [x-rfect foundation for your costume! Choose n Cynthia of rayon crepe in four gore style with bias yoke and shadow-panel . . , tailored. churchin Grand Rapid' We Pay Hospital Bills up IO..S400 01143379 I0..J150 Medical Bills up to..S 90 Plus S75.00 Eitra Benelits Tlie following patient* who have undergone major or minor operaTiu« Cloverdale W, C. T. U. will , gle. Cloverdale; Mrs Kenneth Cas­ inert at the home ot Mrs. Ploy Mc.-i ................................... sell. Portland: Mrs. Alfred Williams.: ........ Dermott, Wednesday. June I" at 2 323 E High: Mrs Ray David. ’ o'clock. Mrs. Bertha Bush will LxClarksvilie: Harvey Furlong. Nash- the leader The Coif Per Individual 50c fo $1.50 a Month You mint bo in good hosltli ASSOCIATED MUTUAL HOSPITAL SERVICE Maiastlc lldq. Day Pugh, Vermontville. Medical j patient* wjio arc on the gain are: , George Yackebon. 219 W. Slate: Guy Kantner. Route 2. Woodland: Detroit At this meeting a motion picture will be given in illustration of the, different phases of work done by! the Mission. John Shay, the present I superintendent, will give a gospel message and will bring their spe17. Pot luck supper. AH arc Invited dal music and singing with them.' Come early or come late, but don't, An ottering will be taken at the I stay at home became-ot someone, close of the meeting which will be' you hate. National Bank Bulldmg pic Brumbaugh. Route The Pennock hospital whites to thank Mrs. Bertha Wilcox for the large number of tomato and cab­ bage plants she gave us for our Vacationers We Are Completely Sup­ plied for Cool, Summer Wearing AppareT! LARGE SLACK SUIT STOCK Thr Brush Ridge community The Quimby church school has purchased a Christian flag and a ’ national flag, and will dedicate them in a special Flag Day service next Sunday morning at 10:30. PAJAMAS and will speak In one or two other; places In Hastings later on. He re- • ports considerable interest every-1 where. A county convention will be held In July to organize, the | Mr. Hoyt has been a lifelong Pro- 1 hibitionlst and is still going strong! at 85 years of age. He is also an old-time printer. Mother's group of the Middleville school and in May the Middleville invite the public. Garden Club was In charge ot col-j PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Next Sunday. June 14, the mom-1 Ing worship service at the Presby- j terian church will be conducted by' and Mary L. Sdiith. was born Aug. the Sunday school, A special Chil­ 1. 1886, near Shultz. Hope TwpJ dren’s Day program will be given Barry County, and departed this life at Pennock hospital Saturday. The Presbyterian church council ill meet at the /Church Tuesday montvllle; 'Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy' ™'DAY SPECIALS !ATU'0AV large box SWERL the magic suds cleaner and water softener . lg< MELLO EELS NAPTHA SOAP PAPER TOWELS each PAPER PLATES, CUPS and NAPKINS MICHIGAN The more-tban-foar-miUten reader* ot the Woman'* Heme Companion are go­ ing to read, in the June laatrr, all about Penury* Women at Work Clothe*. The backbone of lhe American wartime ward­ robe—for women at work tn war Industry, on the farm, and al home! CHAMBRAY JUMPER TOWELS Full length—may be worn ov- Utility SUIT Of sheer lovely marquisette, lav­ ishly ruffled I — Sprinkled with fluffy dots! Paa- statement. • W* must plan our d-sily lives with economy of time, energy Filled Over-All Type! CMll Crt.pl JUMPER-ALL COTTONS learning all we can about the value of merchandise —where to buy to best advantage—how to make things last as long as pos­ sible by good care. . WOMEN NT WORK LUNCH CLOTHS CURTAINS Let Us All Work Together. HASTINGS Headquarters For Thrifty Shoppen! SECOND BIC WEEK! Children's Day program wilt be J held Sunday morning at 9 o'clock.! Special singing, dialogues and FeltO-Grain demonstration will be glv- 1 cn by Mrs. Grace Stackus of Grand Ledge, which is new and very In- WORK - SPORT BATHING TRUNKS for dressy weurl Clas­ sic or novelty styles I pltal who distributes them to the patients In the wards. Since being chairman Mrs. Frandxen has sent} SEPARATE SLACKS - SHIRTS |JQr 03 LITTLE A Children’s Day panlomine will be pul on next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock by the Sunday school All ure cordially Invited tn attend. been in charge of sending cookies to the hospital at Fort Custer for the Barry Co. Red Cross, would like to send another shipment on Saturday. Due to tlie sugnr shortage Mrs. Frandsen hesitates to ask for tlie j cookies but is Imping that anyone । Luxurious lace trimming on smoothly cut satin! Sizes 32 to 44. GIRLS' DRESSES LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE DORRANCE TRETHRIC AGENCY RAYON SATIN SLIPS DRESSES Prixcllla Style COAT DRESS �I THE HASTINGS BANWOt. THUHSDAY. JUNE 11. 1M3 litorials AHDKXWB SAVINGS IN SUMMER action near Midway Island. The Japanese Invasion fleet, ac-|i * cording lo Admiral King, represent- j | ed a major portion of their naval .| really over II will already have been power. No official claims have been made - ! that tills powerful armada was - The official government rotnmuZu. «< iworu.um. «. U>- nuuMi «rarv.u.., MM .<«. U,.„ no!. Lhr, WrUi >n»n . full IWUo. or U» «uon d-' •“> » ”•> ln Chlca Mrs lativp 11 “ I ■«*" /A LX AND PATRIOTIC «>k» U.nrM! corn™ !! scribed and WW ud arc. .... almost .i™.> without -dtad , .. ■Itantalisingly riers. three battleships, aacepliOQ. terse. Never'four .cruisers | ' and three transports were in Ujese communiques will you. , lone of the battleships —... find exaggerated claims of supcr­ | the cruisers were descrU op tlmlstlc inferences. severely damaged >. Likewise, most foreign cone-. । In response to a qt spondents'liave been accurate and. | whether or not lhe J«r>anese realistic In rxauauc ui their uicir press pm releases icwaam. A n. --------- Ux» comnuman or !h. -ord.।.--------- - --------- ------W Nlmltz. ’■B’ ,, tloiy would never have .caused one to ''-Admlral Chester iW. Nlmltz, ■ Commander In Chief of the Unllea' underestimate the magnitude ^f. 7States Pacific Fleet, said "I would i tlie task to be performed ~ Washington reporters, too. haveI1 not say that they have been defeat- ' been extremely careful and accu­ ed yet; they have 'withdrawn', This statement may be on tlie rate in their news releases. In mmunnuv moo, u.. .p.mentioning rm news releases tha spe-. BUY b“' 11 ew enhunn. -nd -behind lhe hod-, “ • “»> P™I«U tor .n line" chatter rhlch r.nin.1. !rom A™"’on ln.-w.lon ot d.p*n .re .l.ll far distant; that Japanese power in 11 Washington are definitely NOT in­ the Pacific is yet far from broken ii cluded. No matter how Interesting even though her offensive force has, such special material my. tR. Jl ptaslbly been impaired for a time. : must be kept in mind that most oi No responsible American naval I it is merely unconfirmed rumor official has even claimed that the | If It were anything else. It could, damage done to the Japanese atH be Included ta lhe regular news releases. Few of these columnLsU' m moot, more uun nn, p-r «„< Q"’ “ D...I U.rhAr Artmlral Nlmlt> Pearl Harbor Admiral Nlmltz. In right tn their predictions, and that, fact, merely said that Pearl Harbor ■ I after all. Is merely good guessing— has been •■partially- avenged. a pastime In which anyone can. indulge. But lhe news releases, lyzed for a time but certainly noth from Washington have been sound crushed as a result of lhe attack on and conservative. A careful perusal Dec. 7. So. It seems reasonably ob- [ of. them would not prompt one to vious that Japanese power in the conclude that war waa practu^lly Pacific has not been broken as a ’ | oyer. result of the setback at Midway! I So. for the most part. American ■ i Island. Journalism has been sober and ac­ Many of lhe ships sunk at. Pearl ’ i curate. It has given us the best Harbor have been salvaged and put! news coverage ta the world. Any 1 In commission again. Likewise Jap-' anese units badly damaged at Mid- j ently followed news reports' . . "" .... , ,*- rflMi know. . who). In.the — .to.. wh«i | HI] h rnn, «, m u- »«)d <h.n . *nm «*"’ , I HR t«n|»r.ble rlhrn. « orhnThn. won W .b. U. HH nallon i 8- at Midway, Island are mojtly 3-g Only ta its handhng of head- t«mT»rary. and lhe chief thing lino on Uw run.rk.n pro. hr "me ”■"* “ bn"' HE in more materials; time lo strength- | MIU Justly criticised. However, In view cn shore defenses; time to complete iJBl of the fact that so many readers depend on headlines for a hasty, repairs al Pearl Harbor; time to KjM train more men for the highly UN summary of the news, this is a specialized Job of scientific warfare; fairly serious criticism. Headlines, for example, an­ time to build up air power; time lo bring ta more ships. Possibly this is j | nounced that the first Japanese; what Admiral King meant when he11 thrust, on Java was repulsed with, i said that the Mldwv Island Battle । heavy losses. Yet the- news story : which followed made no such cour*e ot w, in the Pacific." claim. Rather. It clearly Indicated Nothing in lhe official communlthat the attack, ta question, was! ques tells the slge or make up of the probably an exploratory thrust by! । i American force which look part.. | advance units covering the main' J However, ft seems probable that air- | attack force: that these advance' planes constituted the chief strlk- I units withdrew after suffering some | tag power. . . ‘ 'Admiral King In his statement to ’ yet to fail. There was nothing In the press pointed out that tlie। I the story td Justify the exaggerated United Slates has to employ large j I headline claim that an initial inva­ forces to keep our far flung sea|| sion attempt had been repulsed. lanes open; that we always had to reckon with the possibility that the ink was dry on these flamboy­ Japan's attack might turn south­ ant headlines, word came through ward into the Coral Sea area again:' that Java was being over-run by. ( that the disposition of forces had i | Japanese forces striking Inward to be adjusted according to "calcu- I from several beach heads! |1 lated risks." Thus he Implied that.' I even though an attack In lhe Mid- i I heralded in the headlines as aJ way Island area was expected, ah I t critical clash between Japanese and overwhelming concentration of sur- I t Allied sea power in the Southern1 face craft was not present to meet 1I ■ Pacific. Judging from the head­ the enemy. It was the dive bomber. | ; lines, a victory here would be a‘ the torpedo plane and the bomber | ’ crushing blow to the Japanese which probably did most of the de- I : navy. Yet nothing ta the official strucUve work. Communiques which I . communiques Justified such a claim list aircraft as the chief casualties 4 ; News dispatches from Australia1 of the battle with lhe loss of but I ; made it clear that not much was1 one destroyer and bomb damage to I : known of the she of the two com­ one aircraft carrier, gives further I . bat forces. Actually, the battle was ' weight to this supposition. . I ; a clash between two moderately As yet no communiques have men- I : heavy task forces supported on the, • tinned further destruction to dam-;! : allied side by a comfortably - aged enemy ships by surface action, j . superior margin of land - based1 This possibly indicates that not' | : bomber planes. Both America and enough heavy surface units were fl Japan could lose several such forces1 present to follow up the advantage T and still be dangerous• antagonist’ Or at vi it may may uv be uuu that kite the presence picaciicc i.i „ „TO(l ln th0 M wame email vittatf* —.­ , some small village hv by • a iwiht counter dated LslamLs along the line of re- I attack of purely local slgnif^pcc. treat may have been the reason forthe fest was Invariably represented not pushing the pursuit too vigor-'| in the headlines as the possible be­ ouAy. I ginning of, a counter• offensive. Admiral Kina, in fact, said that Usually the news dispatches over the. U. 8. .quadrons would not at- ! which these bold headlines ap­ tempt to pursue and assault the peared. also went on to tell of con­ Japanese forces in their home qp- I tinued Japanese successes tn pene­ tars, out of respect for their land- I trating other sections of the front based air power. Great Britain' dem-i The facts tn the news stories usu-! onstrated at Singapore lhe folly of i aly made It clear- that the Chinese risking papttsl ships where control nf the air unnot be maintained.. laying action to protect the genJapan proved the same point again during the Coral Sea Battle; also | The treat work of the far-flung1 at Midway Island. , army of correspondenu. many of The Battle of Midway Island repwhom are risking their lives at rr-Mintr. lhe worst setback lite Jap-:' various centers of action dally In gnese Navy has received ta this war;! M w 00 celved. The forces ot Nippon werei hit hard in a particularly valuable • creep Into thr headlines. class of ship, the aircraft carrier. I If lhe headlines tn American and for the first time savage blows, were nealt to her finest battleships! able us the news dispatcher they , and heavy cruisers. Yet, despite such losses, the Jap-1 Journalism would have a near* ajiese Navy remains a potent force ' (Continued on page 5, Sec. I) . weeks Joh made Bundi Hut of thl nrsa LOW PRICES ON NEWEST STYLES all SIGNS POINT TO WHITE FOR SUMMER! --““Xi v— ‘ Choose from the Largest Selection in the County __ WHjlLiSijlE ■lliju nllWi Stylos । for ---- — - 00 busy I'iHfil now ‘ WM walk instead of hS! r,^c' II - ►pent Marie Linea Coro Grant Rus Bush camp Ba me ' MIm Croth guests vetli 1.9» $kof>/ring aw!-few i ____________________________ __ ----- -------------- trip Satur 00 niAsmoFfwi $i friend Mia HC Others To —w-——. Mid-Season Bargain Prices on Your Favorite Shoes $£.98 ts BUY UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND SAVINGS STAMPS WHITES Men! Here's White Sport Oxfords at an amazing low price. Not just one or two styles—No Sir f Take your choice of 15 up to the minute patterns! i COOL COMFORT FOR H WOMEN'S COOL WHITE SPORT STYLES Dress Styles Hundreds of pairs $J.98 Prices orc cut to the limit on ► AND ALL YOUR FAVORITE SUMMER STYLES ONE BIG RACK FEET ON THE MARCH $2-69 all short lets in summer styles so hurry for your pair! Broken Linos »2.9« Special Low All Sport Shoes 00 CHILDREN’S SANDALS x Regular $1.39 Value! •Your choice and Barry County rolled too 2 children's 4KV All . the choice all over — white and brown strap sandals arc the favorites. Priced at only ANKLET S&ckd ENJOY A PAIR OF WHITE ARCH SUPPORT SHOES! A ALL WIDTHS AAX to EEE All 'Sizes 6 to 10*/g! greater selection of shoe values 2. 25' 2.SMI First quality Bear Brand And $3.98 Anklets in all the bright summer colors. Choose from this big selection! SPECTATORS In a Wide Range of Styles and Colors In Open or Closed Toes Men’s Kestful! ill Styles ! i.na Dollai War Bontti* Every toy (My A PAIR . ill Sizes! Pick your favorites from our large stock Soft Kid lA’uther Up to *3. Ill CUr--RA7E BLACK fcROWN ________ ■ SHOESTORE �m HABTWOt BANMKB, TSUMDAY. JUNE 11. 1M1 I PERSONAL MENTION MU* Oonwlla Bevtrwyk retunird Rev Monday from a 10-day kip to the called northern peninsula. accompanied by etse o two friend* tram Battle Creek. Rev 1 EVENTS Mellvaln. son with brown and while accessories Mr* Richard Oroo* 1* visiting Mr* Frank Adair had friends in Chicagoover lhe weekend her s I wer* dlnnw guests of Mr. and 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. June 8.1 ....weekend. He graduated from lhe Following the wedding ceremony,1 Miss Dorothy Nash spent the Harold Steiger of Landing (Forrest Lane Monday svsning. AND , The home was decorated with fems, [ Mis* Leiter was Kalama- Ore*‘ Naval Training Station a reception waa held with about 30 weekend In Jackson Mr ar>d BUhop of ' “ “ Lena I-ttar ... in tn K.I.. candelabra and garden flowers too over the weekend to a.tend a al Or*‘ Lakfs- llUn9‘» °n June X in attendance. Mra. Harold Smith, from Mrs Chamberlain's garden. • Mn. Howard Tredsnnlck was in Traverae city spent the weekend assignment toto aa aiiln ship Mn Mn H.te^ HatenTTU*r Utter and Mta. Miss Bnbhie Bobbie btthday dinner honoring her brcth- He expects asslmment 1 The Rev Seward Walton of How- J Chicago Uie past week . with relative* in Hasting* soon. assisted ---------about— lhe----------rooms -^-t, I er-tn-law Dr. William D Irwin । very --- r- ■ .Blom —-------------------Mn Richard Grooa is visiting re-1 Acte William^ left Saturday for/ Lowry and children re­ laUvea In Evanston. Ill. for a few Logansport. Ind. and expect* to1 hour and oris-half ^t of^ R^l . X n R Dr IWaeUter.Mra 8. C. Brown brown and white suit with brown <«n gu^ Friday evening wilt: a . pijt? ^wSEn! d*T* [ enter school there next fall. tm. w«5 nf Mt Morri*, relumed with her hat and shoes to match. The cou- btxfTet dinner Bridge and other mirrh and To , WIld Itose- dur’ Mr anti Mr* A ben Johnson are Andrew Herbert and Mr. and Mn 1!nX^hnme makc |ier )lomc plr look B >horl trlp north and will1 E*"*** were played, with prizes go- । lh a(M] also acrzxnpa- Annable, at their Oun lake cottage for a few Lowell Herbert of Otsego visited Reed home sever* d*»s thl* week. nnd plam Mr. and Mr*. Andrew De Oi4xit for lhe present live at Leach lake upon their re- ”* * Mr* Harold PhllUO*. Mrs. D,torei coombs AlT.itweek* relaUve* In Hastings Bunday.. Mr. and Mr*. E. F. Bottum re- turn. IR- E Wail, and Mr and M<*. wooo >he Mn_ -q,. PrufnUr John Hay Otecn of Indianapolis! Mn H. A. Adrounle and daugh-/and Mr. and Mra. Paul Renhoul of Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. turned Monday from Ann Arbor Both the bride and groom are George Hebden Chinese figurine*; Me • ' made a busiucss trip to Hasting* ter. Mis* Zabelle. were tn Chicago ,and Mra. Henry flaverwyk Sunday, after spending the weekend with Mr. graduate, of Hastings high school. used as centerpieces on the The bridal couple was attended Bunday. / Bunday , over the weekend visiting relative*. Mr. and Mr*. B. C Pennock and end Mr*. Curtis* Bottum and fam- etas* of T9 Mr*. Storrs i* employed I bridge tables. [ by john Mellvaln of Hasting* and Hubert Cook will return the last! daughter Bernice of Kalamazoo and Hy who expect to spend several in the office of Dr. Elliott and Mr * * j Mis* Marton Ulrich of Kalamazoo. of this week from an eastern bu*:-1 Pleasant were guests of his parents, I Mr*. WlU Ollll* ot Hartford were months at Akron. Ohio Storrs in the office of the P. J. I Mrs Duane Miller entertained her jhe bride was attired in white bro­ One hundred and thirty Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Weaver. Sun-1 nesa trip. guests u, of m<a. Mr* m. M. u. J. Crow Sunday ' Mr* Attle Hay and Nancy Wait Finnels Co I club ‘or «l«a*®rt and--------cards---Wednesand carried Ma bou- including several out-of-town , --- --— ------ -------— . raded organdy BUM — mnN.hnn, I rw.t .nf.tnu,.. .,^.9. ------- • were day ‘ afternoon. htw'nn.t nt »hlU> rases, rn>x baby's breath Dr and... Mra it _ p ____ Webb and. art te«*tng Wridsv Friday tnr for Jonesboro.' Out-of-town guests -present Hemoon. June 3 at her hoop-^quet of white Miss Betty Bigler spent the week- family and Mr and Mra Msrtro »Aric. where the former will visit i >r Mr. and Mr* Orville Strickland and1 on 8- Hanover. Winner* at pedro. and orchid* Mia* Ulrich waa given by women of lhe Ullie of Orand Rapid* were bubal* “ couple of week* and lhe latter Mr. and Mr* Burr WhllUnore of I were Mr*. LloydI Anderson Mr* drezsed in pink taffeta and her Country club Tuesday aflernoou 7 ' letuiarrl and ind Ml** Ulit Betty *V,lfv Pfeffer F I* Leonard - Sunday of Dr and Mr* C P LaUi.|w,H rrmaln with her grandparent* Grand Rapid* and Mra. Nora Whitt-1 Hayra and Mr*. Robert Leary | flower* were a mixed bouquet Fol­ Dr. AceUaXM. leach of lensingI 1 kom. ' ’ jfor lhe summer vacation. more of Middleville. Mr* Leary will entertain on June lowing the ceremony, a wedding iponl the weekend wiJi her moUwr .1I Mrs A R Clark and Mina Ethel . Judge and Mr*. R. R. Mcpcck -----------------»«> ' H at her home on South St. cake and ice cream were served and bridge player* and numaraoa Mn H c. Leach. " Ml** Audrey Hummel and MIax -—•«' “• '“‘."“puvn .rorrn' — •' Clark of Toronto. Canada, are Mr* j-u— -- and- — in thr the ecity “r Tuesday and Mn Mrs PIANO RECITAL RECITAL • • • the couple loft on a wadding trip cash donations, about MO Dawson guests 01 of Mr. Mr. ana and Mn. Mr*. rwrrst Forrest uuic: Lane Lota Kenyon of lhe Windstorm of- were ,n s.TL o,John ’"--------'■Mix*, ‘“•’Munis A farewell party-, iionoring Mrs . through northern Michigan. For turned over to this fund. flee force, relumed Bunday from McPeek attended the benefit bridge, Miss Katherine Humphrey preMarie Rowe spent the weekend st and family The committee In Charge r.f thu Lincoln lake. Kent Co■ Edward unir Engle oi of nwony. Albany. n. N. Y.J thelr vacation in northern Michl- al ‘be Hastings Country Club. In sen ted a group of htr students in Andrew Taylor, was given last week 1 traveling she chose a two - piece i, mwbiu M, 1 the evening they were guests at the s piano recital giver! Friday evr- by Mn. Jo* Skinner. Mrs Albert aqua wool suit with white accea_ Mra Arthur Hanson. Hanton. Mn Ar’hur will remain indefinitely Indefinitely with hta hit son I an .irothrr* and mid Mn Mr. Wilke* Witv— were ____...In ..... ____ ..... ... .. .. . Mn .... ’ Mr. ... and Mn Roy Bupplee of h«ne of Mr and Mn R M. Cookining at the Methodist church at Vedder and Mrs. Joe Brozak at । sorle* women who patronised tMs want carolhrn and .daughter-in-law. Mr. and Lansing were Thursday and Friday' Ur* M ’“"‘ Goodyear ag Xvlnek ■ Mr and Mn. Edward o'clock. The following student* lhe Skinner home. Fifteen guests, [ Mn McIlwain wa* graduated and ' “ Grand Rapids Thursday I Bryce Engle. 4’*"*ay had as Bursts over the weekend her'participated: Marjorie and Phylis largely memben of Mrs. Taylors | from Delton high school and atRuaseU Shellenbarger and John] Lin Will Frank and Mn. Lyle guests of Mr. and Mn. ' James b-i—n—— —■ Barbara Smith. Frances W. S- C. 8. circle, were present, tended Western State College and for lhe benefit of the fund. Buah left Sunday for a week * Langdon and little daughter of LanDessert was nerved al 7:30. fol- Parson's RiLslnes* Colksgr^and ha* Foote. Myrna Knowles, 1 MUa Mergeret Buchanan, both of Carol caniplng trip In the north. ■ sing, were guests of Mr* Dora Fed- Baldwin lowed by a handkerchief and towel. an office poBHion with the SuthMm civilly Henry usuurn OU»m reuiirsru relumed riornc .. etae of me, — Delo™, and Anita McOlocklln. ihower for the guest of honor, with: erland Paper Co. in Kalamazoo. Mr I through voluntary donations, every Mn. Grace Gamble of Waylanc ewa. Saturday ears, -JMlowIny . . .. IM ------......... - ............... — . . -from a .. . . vtall ... rtetrnlt In.nlr. three weeks* Drtro“ aehraUi school*. MIuTHnmaa Mis*Thoma* nlana plan.* Juanita Arnold. Garnet Webb, games enjoyed later. Mr. and Mrs , Mellvaln is a graduate of Delton ' bit of the money collected will go waa lhe.gunt of Mn Chart™ Mr and Mn. O. A. Sempf of Monday with her daughter and son-in-law. w *Pe,wl summer in California Jo Anne Finnic. Beverly Bradford. Taylor are moving to their new'high school and Ferri* Institute, i directly to the navy fund. s«’.lr' thc *Pekrr’<1 ■ Allegan were guests of th- former's Hasting*. JoAnne and Frank Pulte. home in Battle Creek today. Thun-1 Big Rapids, and work* tn lhe of-1 Miss Billie Rattier of Kalamaxoo brother and wife. Mr. in J Mr*. Jack •Mr and Mr* Raymond Johnson at wltb Mr “»d-Mr* Edgar Thoma* Chappaqua NY I Mr ”,d Mr" J L Valentine Jane Tangenberg. Sally. Arlene and day. wa* a guest of Mr and Mn Arthur Sempf. Thursday. : flee of General Moton Corp. Flint, j Mr and Mn Harley Ftox Mr *prnl lhHr »•““«> >n Ypallanti Maxie Oarter. Mary. Elizabeth and Crolher* over the weekend 1 Mr. and Mn Gerald Ahren* and • • • I The gueet.s at the wedding were Mr and Mn Cha*. were L<X and Jrtry of Grand RapldJ.. and... Arc R?X7d "taUve.^ rJohnnie Holstein, rsGrand Rapid* j . “ . .ie — . . . and Ml*. and Ann Artmr vleitlne ralatlswa nKnni. 11^1...... — Honoring her *on. Jack Barnes '• from Flint. Detroit. Jtsstlngs. Clovwho ha* just completed eighth etdale. Delton. Akron. O. and Gary, their hall neat Wednesday evening. :Mr* Owr"Palmer""7 "* "" Kalamazoo, the gumta o! Mr. and Middleville accompanied them and Beverly Bradford. Mary Holstein grade work in St. Rose scliool. Mn Ind. . June 17. with a lunehand shod pro­ I Mra Paul Bryant left Tuesday; Mr* William Fox ! ‘,*‘r hu»band «nd father and Garnet Webb for the most Howard Barnes entertained mem- | --------*w s ■ gram after lhe meeting. Members for Washington, D. C„ lo visit her Mis* Cvntheal Reed accompanied *h,° ** *tayl"< Bl hom,e °A correct practicing. Jo Anne Flnnie bers of his class with a party at PATRIOTIC MOTIF SERVES are urged to be present and friends daughter and son-in-law. Mr andby a friend. Jim Cushman of Kala- aUt"<*• f Ab“*K‘ n Ypa- received an award for the student the Strand to ae« "Captain* of the poll ARMY BRIDE'S SHOWER arc welcome Herb Calkins wlU art Mrs Robert Caukin mazoo wo* home from W 8 T. C “nU wbcr' heJa *« • °e- having tl>e greatest desire for her F1°^‘L.Frldt.y n‘ghU V ***, Vi!' Mr* Floyd Mahler entertained as secretary and treasurer while Mr and Mra Weldon Bronson over lhe weekend She will return P? ®,u?day lhey aU muMc Delore* McOlocklln re­ abou‘ lhlrty U<Ue* al B n“»««Mnespent the weekend tn Jackton with home thl* week for the summer. , Mlended the Detroit-Chicago base- reived an award for the most hour-, ..V?? x <*« farro h<xnr 8“Uaars—I their daughter and son-in-law, Mr Mr*. Clarence Workman spent “**! «a“e , “P0” "turning Mra practiced Marjorie and Phylis ’ Date urd*y *H«rt>oon in honor of lhe remid Mr* Basil Smith Sunday with her husband at th. Arthur Valentine and son* spent Wood Barbara SmiUi France* Carol rirteh ^nd rrnt br,de- Mn Oerald Mahler A. HOTEL HA1TTB0B Pksaa nil Mr and Mr* Wm. McCnll hnd ns! Veteran* Hospital. Dearborn. He “ „ , ya r a?d J F'»‘r Myrna Kriowles. Anita Gibson and. RroQm u army AUUon).d guests over th<r weekend her ilxur will be there for some time and V ;a““2‘*nf P'/.P,'’ "turnln« 1° McOlocklln. Juanita Arnold. JoAnne Bruce Myers. * . | al uu|e Rock Afk thf ^^1,. । and husband. Mr. *>id Mrs. Hcniv will be glad U> hear from hta friend* lnclr ,n Middleville and Frankie Pulte. Jane TSngei,A .hower honoring Mrs Cart ton ( 5!dor nrO" Harvey of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Harry Young ol MAKTIM . iiiuVimBX, urn I brn[' Maj,Jr- 8ally and Arlene Gar Circle No 3 of the W. 8. C. 8. twd Irith Vwl’ Mr and Mr* Steven Karmea and Peoria. Ill . are visiting at the home A... nr-TRniT ciri 1 bcr' ®*xabeU’ Mnd John Holstein Bump v. as given Saturday evening | “ nt^rtth CaX^roti^wo^^K «b‘te -Abhte ribbonOmtesta Wilder. 114 N. Washingtom. on Frii son. lx>uta. of YpoilanU spent Sal- of Mr. and Mrs O W Sheffield I — marrtaae of MLv, nrmirr1 of award (or lurday and Sunday with Hasting. Sylvezter Young who was atao a1^ | j snd vLsltlng were enjoyed bx all “’2rC£5rt£ Feid. n h “XreMt^ ^lo^n?^?taiH>WUWne' fOrm,Hy °' CASCADDEN—JACOBSON STORRS—MOORE ‘The bride received manv beautiful STEAM HEAT Mr in andChl«<o Mrs. Roman Feid|*'u*v*n *ne Missesdaughter, uoiore* of ano iwrfomeri at 5Jtev n'rlrvv RaturHav’' I। were the first of lhe McOlocklln. Mr.Anita and «... .furoJS^the ^redTe.^h Norma Romaine Jacobson, I Miss Jacqueline Moore, daughter and “f®1*** Blfta. Strawberries, ice 1 of Mr. and Mra. Warren Moore. N DOT A COLD WATER week In attendance at the Whole- Mra. Robert McOlocklln. are spend- Rt the Jehovah LuthermT churdi I ?! Mr an?, Mra- c A Broadway, became the bride ot bnde'» >n white 8HOWER BATH sale Grocer*' convention. Ing two weeks In Yprilanll visiting Outer Drive and Greenfield where Jacob*on- Kenmore. N. Y_. became Glenn Storrs, son of Mra. Edns Uy*r> wh“« frosting. | Mr and Mra Glenn Densmore their uncle* and aunt*. Mr and ------- -------' rrti-u™ •« Storrs, HastUjg*. and CUHoed: with the American flag and Mr and Mrs. Ed Storkau *v- Mrs Rex Ttate and Mr. and Mr* wltnru lh, Kinel, rm, ceremony . Store*. Grand Rapid* on Sunday, "nd the words. God Bless Amerof the procram. at which The bride U lhe deufhter ot Ur “nd M".W. o< l *etendejl the graduating exercises at Gordon Havens. June 7. at 3 p. m. al the bride'*'lea- 'nd surrounded with six I St. Louis. Friday evening Over-Memorial-Day guests of Mr ■nd Mm. June, Bowe, M Derrad. 1 parents' home. candle*. We wish them a long and I1 Mtas Drusilla Powell left Thur*- and Mra. Oscar Kuempel and fam- urd rhe tnxxn u th. mn or Mr ’.“J, w ““J" ?! The Rev 8. conger Hathaway. ">*"><1 Ute_________ I day. for a checkup at lhe University Uy were Mr. and Mr*. Henry Hu­ utd Un ruloh lU.-thome or But and an Invitation ta extendsd ' Melbodlu church orcrelued , *11 who wish to attend. i of Mlchcigan hospital and expect* bert of Grand Rapids. Percy Kuem Stale Rd Hutlhd, , ceremony took place In Che pastor of the Presbyterian church. OLMSTEAD— RUBBELL performed the double ring service in | I! to remain there some time pel and friend of Kalamazoo, and J.me. Bowe, euorted BU 0.0,1,„ w. —.w Miss Arlene Rusaelll. daughter of E.NCXHJRAGEMENT AT MIDWAY ___________________________ _______ Mr and Mra. Charles Kuempel am) ter to lhe altar, which w« d«- , "" ' the presence of 15 relative* and iC-nnllnli—... A trnm *1 ' ! guests. T* The decorations consisted • Mr a,ld Ur* A. U- Russell ot daughter of Conklin. orated with r-rmte. lem* and > *?c‘ I*01 " ■woel^।' basket* of white, pink and rM red1 Adrian. became the bride oi of uvie Lyle 1 >1[h conxlderabJe considerable of bosket* , _ Zack __________ wS^wt^in X£‘S£sgS JnUuSS’SX w£E ™ uSl York,____________________ formerly of the Has1. peonies neonle.s and pink tilnk and white while roses. ror.rs Ii ® Olmstead, and Mra Mrs I She Q>,w can still probably n.nAah muster a I . t/~' son jOn Of °‘ lhe Rev. R*v a,ld tlnK5 school*, more recently on the For Mr wMdUM ita Orlde »»,.! Olm.u.d ol Frrwn. Mood.,. I “ faculty al W. 8. T. C.. Kalamaxoo. lace inerts at waist and at *weet-?n whl,f “Un Mbs vlr»,uU J*®' a dre** of green and white bemberu Jun*' * T*18 "fetnony was per- 01 al *evrn undanM now In training at Fl. Jackson.! heart neckline- the Lo<ir sleeves otaon..her sister's only Bitendant.! wUh taf brown orerioS and •> Unlrad. <«> “0“*: •“!». and To the Feather-Edge Cutl South Carolina, was greeting his. were cut in a point at the wrist I co,‘umcd ,n a gown of musalln_____ - * e, Brethren church at Adrian, lhe cruiser*, destroyer* and ■ many friend* here Monday due to Sr-M pearl* trimmed the coronet In orchid aryd carried yel- HIAWATHA REBEKAH LODGE | groom s father reading the marhaircut that's flattering End easy to flip into place. a week's leave of absence from: which held her fingertip veil in low Get a Ferflher-Edge! use rrgutar meeting or tne rua — - - ■................... ........ ed by wishful thinking. Il August Clausen, friend of the. c*fnP. place, her mother’s pearl* being . watha Rebekah lodge will be held , Permanents — Maehineleaa J1.50 Up. Others From IIJ9 Mr. and Mrs Ernest Scott enter- her only decoration. The bride car-1, bride and groom, was best man. A‘ in I O O. F. hall Friday evening. talned on Sunday for dinner Mr*, ried a bouquet of while *wcet peas. 1 reception followed the ceremony So. while admitting that lhe , JbM 12. M ■ o elocb. There .IB be MAKE ' The newlyweds left for a trip Shampoo 4 EEc Lue Hltakey and son. Bobby: Wil- gardenias and snapdragons. I Finger Ware OAc ’ S?‘£S;. A" ,U" m'mbm P1'“ e “rif^rlTS the Finger Wave OO APPOINTMENTS Dried OU Item Scott and son*. LeRoy an«: Mr* Evelyn Chestnut of Detroit.' ............... — • ** prftMrnt । t ; bride, was bridesmaid and wore a Henry, all of Chicago: Mr. and.'anut of the bride, was matron of Rkhmond Ave.. Buffalo. N. .EARLY mind that it wa« incomplete and Mr*. Dewey Anderson and family, I honor. She wore a turqoulse silk June 15. STONY POINT I plnk •wn- whlle ,w«*‘ P«“ »nd Caneweri local: and Mr*. Dora Scott of Shel-' marquisette dress with square neck‘ ,, _ . . forget-me-nots forming her cor£ 1 CLUM—RUSSELL ‘* Walter Brown and aon were in1 „ * * bum. Ind. line, also a shoulder veil to match Wlttoat | IvB oidmstead brother of the .»■ On Saturday evening. June 8. oc­ Grand Rapids one day last week Mr and Mrs Ralph Hawthorne, her dress and carried a bouquet Rhea, the oldest daughter of *m ’ grooin. wsTbesTmaT Mrs Dewey Reed. Miss Marjoiiejof yellow rosebuds, white peonies curred the marrlsge of. Clair E. !?yd ‘ 1 Mr. »nd Mn. Olmstead are makRecd. Carl and Don Welfare at-1 and snapdragons. Miss Marjorie Clum and Gertrude E. Russell, both - *n.d The ceremony was *W,ng . ‘.V l,!L?Brd *nd brokc her ln« thclr borne at 1261 College Ave.. tended the wedding of Mr. snd Mr*. Reed of Hasting* was the brtdea- of Freeport WT^t . . ____ _ Huntington. Ind.-Freeport Correa Hawthome'* son. Martin, to Miss' maid and wore a pink silk mar- wltnvwd toy Joll Field and Mrs I We don't really want lo boost over | Cora Walton, and wa* solemnised | Bemice Bowes at Detroit Saturday.1 quiselle with sweetheart neckline other neighborhood* but when we! wore a*’— shoulder veil Wayne Hawthorne returned with and "*---------’■* “ ‘ to match ' ' in Freeport The newlyweds will | can report three baby girl* bom her dress, the name as the matron them to spend the week. Mrs. Milo DeVries and Mrs. C. b of honor, and carried a bouquet of jnake their home in Freeport _ Mr i inside IU nillea on one street *lb J Bauer are attending the convention pink peonies, sweet peas and bach­ Clum expects a government se'rvlce within nine day* we think that'*, • of State Federation of Garden club* elor's buttons. Wayne Hawthorne call in the near future. AU of something of « record. A baby girl their friends Join in wishing them: was bom to Mr. and Mn Walter ! st the Old* hotel. Lansing, thta of Detroit, brother of the groom, . Wednesday and Thursday They go was best man. The ushers were a happy and Joyous future.—Free-1 Brown. Thursday. June 4. also onr to Mr and Mrs Andy Slut* Friday. [ a* delegate* from the Thomapple Carl Welfare of Hasting*. Walter June 5. beside* the one reported last Chestnut and I. Oodmere of Detroit. ! Garden club. Mias Sarah Sc had er ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT week to Mr and Mrs Angus Huey | Mn. Bowes, mother of lhe bride, - ta also attending with them. Mr. and Mn. John C*ini’n of | was dressed in navy blue and white ! Sharon Sheffield ot Traverse City Welcome Corners iimnunce the en­ . is spending thl* week with her with navy accessories. Her cor­ gagement and approaching mar­ grandparents. Mr. and Mr*. O. W. sage was pink carnation*. Mn. riage of their daughter. Ilene Anna, Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. Harr)- Hawthorne, mother of lhe groom, to Frank Bchiepek of Dowling. The Young of Peoria. Ill . and Mr. and also wore navy blue and while with wedding will take place July 4 at accetsorte*. Her corsage waa Mr\ ? t«U«man rase* and sweet peas. the St. Rose of Lima church. ' weekend guests of Mr and Mn. U. dinner and reception was held CLUB NEWS Ben«fit Bridge Natl $60 for Novy Fund Organizations The BEAUTY BAR It OOMS HOTEL HASTINGS HATS OFF- JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP IN WAR AS IN PEACE JUNE SPECIALS It Pays To Be Comfortable Relax over the weekend — keep the morale and health high for the war effort! OFF DUTY SPORT SHIRTS—Up from OFF DUTY SLACK SUITS—Up from __ ' OFF DUTY SLACKS—Up from OFF DUTY Shoes—Up from SJ25 365 250 450 SWIM TRUNKS - STRAW HATS - ANKLETS with Elastic Tops - COOL UNDERWEAR All Nationally Advertised Brands YOU CAN DO BETTER AT n<m> 2396 U AIRD’S Hoallage Considering the market pricee, th* fol­ lowing June Specials are outstanding values: . [ 1 T^Vert5i C r f°r lhc bridal party and about 50 rnr/*T VZ*kllD MCLIA'iDIAI J'*?*/1' v<aU^hlbr Of'finest* at the home of the bride's [RECT YOUR MEMORIAL R1d Ca“b*"7'‘a ho‘nei parents immediately after the cere-1 WUII C I from Appleton. Wia, whe* ahe has y Pfonia were used as the i WHILE YOU been employed for the past eight’ de<-nr°'innv : ntnnUit . - -.................. - ' months She «r«« was • a mint guest nt of Mlu. Miss, — For her wedding trip the bride Virginia Flggy of Albion over the wore a white, street-length dressweekend. They attended the Alum- with brown and white accessories. ' nl luncheon al Albion college on Mr. and Mr*. Margin Hawthorne, I Saturday. will be at home at 19310 St. Mary's. Mn. Amy Bower was in Wyoming Detroit. The groom ta assistant I Park Saturday to attend a coach­ msnaxer of a Woolworth store in ing school for teachers of the Dally Detroit. : Vacation Bible school of the United GuenL* from Hasting* were Mr । Brethren church there of which «he snd Mrs. Ralph Hawthorne, Carl I will be supervisor during lhe per­ Welfare. Don Welfare. Marjorie iod. June 30 to July 13. The Rev. Reed and Mrs Dewey Reed Grubbs, former local pxstor here. ' is now stationed al Wyoming Pars CRAMER—HANSON At a quiet service in lhe Grace! I Frederick Cole visited hl* brother. ' Pvt. Charles R. Cole 'Bobl at Jef- Methodist church in Fresno. Calif.. fenon Barracks. Mo.. Saturday and | Sunday. Bob enlisted in ths Air Hanson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Corp* in April and spent four days Adam Hanson of Barryton. Mich. : at Fort Custer and since then has been stationed al Jefferson Bar­ racks. Bob has been confined :o ■ Urn liosplul with streptococcus throat. He is lhe youngest son of The bride's gown was blue taf­ Mr and Mr* Henry Cole Mr and Mn. Andrew Taylor, Mi feta with a sweetheart neckline and and Mn. Joe Skinner and Mr. and Mr* Albert Vedder were tn Kalamaioo. Th unday night tor dinner and later enjoyed a visit to lhe Up­ black sheer, and she carried white John peony farm near Augusta. I gardenias Miss Anne Burton. Mrs. George The groom and his attendant, an Burgess. Mrs O. F. Chidester and jarmy friend, were attired in lhe > Mis* Jean Barnes enjoyed a trip to Big Rapids. Sunday wlwrr Mia* ' IRONSIDE MONUMENT Burton visited a coUain and a call waa also made on Mn. Fem White al the home ot Mr. and Mn MullWORKS StilweU. hater. 1 Mr* Cynthia Hart of Dearborn Pvt. Cramer wa* drafted into the ? MUbllabcd |M1 came Bunday for a visit with her H Aprt2 4 l*‘ He “- Phon# 2497 Hastings, Mich, sister. Mn. Ida PalmatlerAnd other tended Hastings high school, grad’ friends and relatives. Mr. and Mr* uatlng in 1938. *' Marshall Becker also of Dearborn HU many frien<U. in and. about, ware Sunday afternoon guest* of Hasting* extend sincere congratu­ Mn. Palmatlsr. * lation* This is especially a time when you should save all you can and buy BONDS wit(j all yod have left. w*”*‘on 25c Fait Color Printr, 36 in. wide, at. 19c "Cannon" Turkbh Towels, 16x32..15c Heavy Turkbh Towel*, 20x42_____ 25c Women's Rayon Hose, all sixes____ 39c AILSilk Knee-Length Hose .... Today we are twenty-four hours closer to Victory than we were yesterday. However there is a loryy hard struggle ahead, and our boys hove got 4o fin­ ish the job. and We— You and I and everybody who stays home, hove to moke sacrifices, not just buy a bond or two. but in­ stead of buying cars, gas­ oline. vocations, amuse­ ments, beer. Scotch, new clothes, etc., we just hove to buy oil the bonds wqcdn The sooner we do it. the sooner we will' have the boys home to cerebrate the VICTORY. 39c Mesh Cotton Hose, light shades.__ 59c Fine assortment of Handkerchiefs in Men's, Women's, Boys' & Childs'. 10c $1.00 Bag* in black, tan, rod, prints.79c Rayon and Batiste Gowns, Pajama*. .$1 Summer Knitted Sweaters_______ Girls' Dresses, 3-14, Dollar Values. Seersucker Woven, fast color-------Shorts for Girls, 6 to 14, navy, brown Thursday afternoon. Franefeen’g �THB HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1943 Farm Bureau News Hastings Banner CL A S SIFIE D W A NT ADS I COOK BROS, K4il.r» Ktuimr hkvxxth teak I TREE METHODIST CHUECH CLASSIFIED RATES HAY- FEEDS—sag muiTs—raoDUCE Sheldon Agency AU Kinds of lasuraaca Surety Bonds Hastiags tf. AUTO-REFAIBINO. ETC. •WK CAX*T PKKVEMT THE Swanson Agency Ufa\ Auto Tornado Fire l-l. K al l; IU HKHHIr a- 5 AUCTION SALES j CLEANING HENRY FLANNERY t OIMiRLF.HR PHONE 3201 NASHVILLE It. > DR. I. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Panroast Bldg. inn^s THE HEATING FUEL । EMPLOYMENT­ HELP WANTED Phene 3510. Haitlnn HOUSEHOLD OOODS Fbaoe 1703 Marshall Furnaces Coal. Gas and Oil Fired ECON-O-COAL STOKERS 142 E. Stats Phone 2331 JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 3519 WANTED Nall Bank Bldg. AUCTIONEER ' FIRST U B. CHURCH A. M. Celdrta. lutoi FARM EQUIFMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS Tu H 11. ' “'J r traetar and 1 up. Norwood a*, • <• mod-1 IS ,e,d rullHilor . Hr... Ildar DEWEY REED iMh.1 Calhoun county, were arraigned be­ fore Judge Archie McDonald In cir­ cuit court Thursday. Thev were charged with breaking and entering Each'admitted committing the of­ fense charged. Both were remanded to the custody of the iherlff until Battle Creek were visitors at Mr. and Mra Roland Barry* Sunday. JEFFERSON STRUCT U. B. CHURCH Robet retumecL home after spend­ ing the week with them. Several of her friends and neigh­ bor* gave a shower honoring Mrs. * Angus Huey, last Thursday after-, noon at the home of her mother., Mrs. J D. AeUck. Many useful gifts <rre left for lhe little daughter, » P. M. Clainr* and stunts were enjoyed by •1 Tun' all. and light refreshments were ‘ K4uh served. - EMPLOYMENT >n( MHerreU. O I' Tierr. -■»» .Mk. ik •»"». «.t of M.l-le flr-’e. N..h.mr >.•>»»*11 WXN'TKO—rrtlhrtlM l» be 4«»r w>lh one baw in city. »♦••«»»»«• 1 won* l>''»«- List your Anctioa Saks with Buchanan called on J. D. Aellck* Friday while en route lo Grand Ledge to spend Decoration Day. • Mr. and Mra. Glendon Jones and Mrs. Milford Plank ealed on B. J. Wellman Saturday. RALE—htori 1 FOR rrllrat Marker ; FOR SALE—Ten, 1 n llari^e. Pel, HALE— I'afni > FOR old. Men Tide 1 PraWerille FOR HALE—Neu ! Shipping Livestock Every Saturday □RACE LUTHERAN CHURCH TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CnullfWw TOMATO BAPTIST CHURCH FOB HAM JAKE DEtRIESTER FOB SALK—T PILOBIM HOLINESS CHURCH Company Hastings itockyard>. phone 25M, or call through Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reeser Seven­ teen were present. Mr Wotxlng led lhe group In singing three *elec- The Hospital Plan for Farm Bu­ reau member* wa* ducuxaed and It wax decided to join. communlty planned a shower for held without ball The nature s-id A communication wa* read from Mr*. Angus Huey on Thursday, but extent ol the crimes they admit Mra. Claude Hoffman in regard to about g ottock Wednesday Mr? a musketeer" from our group lo Huey, unknown lo any of her act a* a »poke»man when the Unit­ soirrawEST Rutland ed Dairy Farmers come into our pl lai and Immediately aflfr her ar* midst with lhe intent of organizing rival there a 1-pound baby dsughfarmers by union method* under county normal clashes of 1K». 1906 rted out os planned at the home of and 1907 at Heed's resort. Thom­ union control. Will Velte will act ~ as our representative In thh regard Mrs. Huey's mother on Thyradaj. apple lake Sunday. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Our minute man. Albert Hauer, where a nice crowd gathered‘and SCIENTIST France Gorham vi*Hed hLv broth­ reid a communication from Stanley many useful gifts were left for the er. Tom Gorham Sunday at Borges* Powell tn regard to an amendment newcomer, who will answer to the hospital. Ksjamazoo, on LegtslaUve Reapportlonment. name of Alice Mareta. Mra Huev IAurcncr Rohrbacher Ls auditing FEYS FOB BALD * MISCELXAHEOUS and baby returned from the hospi­ Harry Dunn with his farm work. 'Our Young People and Their Prob­ tal Saturday about 6 o'clock in an lems” — Each member present anMra. Fred Barlow of Hastings >«■*» ~ t----- — — • ■ambulance. Both she and the baby CMMAXUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH are doing fine at present, but you *pent Monday afternoon with her' swered the question. “Why 1 would jor would not rather be a youth have just'got to take off your hat father, Wm. H. Oita. Ur. rad Mn. Roy 0.1. .nd tun“•"> -?'r" ‘ w“ ■. ’°“u'' when you meet "Grandpa" J. D. "»■“ The wind and electrical storm last Uy .pen, Bunday ut.™>on » Ur *" '»>■»«■> ~ «m~d Thursday night put our lights out .nd Mn. i™ Slrrpn-. norUr WI ■‘•M •< »«’ |10 wtnl ch*n<e places with our for quite a spell. A tree fell across Hum Ings. “ .FOULTBT— Hubert Schrter Is spending tW»r^Mu^'waa read from J. F NORTH IRVTNO WESLRTAN METHO­ the line at Woodland. । Last Thursday evening Mr. and ucek with relative. In Kalamazoo. Y<rger ,n ,o Wftr DIST CHURCH Mr*. Ed Deakln and daughter of Wm. H. OU* accompanied Mr. । Board* that are to be organized m Hartings made a call on their old and Mra. Fred OU* to Kalamazoo I eBCh local comm unit) neighbors, Mr. and Mra. B. J. Well­ Sunday where they visited Mr. and — ...... . The topic for discussion at .. the man. Mra. Lyle OU* next meeting will be "What Fann­ er* Can Do For Themselves." Tlie MARTIN CORNERS June meeting will be held with Mr. Elmer Leslie ot Detroit wax a CHARLTON PARK Bunday caller at Wm. Cogswell's Due to rain Sunday, not many and Mrs. Albert Hauer, June 23. people saw the really thrilling Base-1 CARLTON GROUP and Orr Fisher*. Carlton Farm fiureau Group No WEBLETAN METHODIST Mr* Cora Miller Merry of Battle ball game between Park and Two CHURCH Creek wax a Sunday caller at Orr John* ball team of Battle Creek.' 1 met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Studt. 14 members and one vband Alfred Fuller-* They had visit­ /. B. CAiiiBnU. MlnliUr itor being present. ed the Warner cemetery where her the park. Two Johns led from the "Young People and Their Prob­ parents, Wm. and Elizabeth Miller, first till the ninth. Next Sunday and many other relatives are buried at 3 o'clock Delton Independents lems" was, lhe topic of discussion, Dori* Gillespie and friend and will tangle with the Park team. led bp Albert Shellenbarger. Game* Mu* Greta Cogswell were dinner Delton is said to have, an excep­ were played under lhe leadership • f Mrs. Dean Cunningham. guests of their respective families tionally good team. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Parson and son WANTED - MISCELLANEOUS of South Bend, Ind., were over lhe FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Norman Barry. MAS—»«•«!•. •■■'• I.W.. IMW-Hr «.rd.n.. Hr. Call 344J WAXTKII—!«»•■ •<■‘•*“>1 b®!1. »*• >• Estimates cheerfully gives. Datee made at Basner office. Hastiags, Mich ADMIT BREAKING AND STONY POINT ttoyql Barnum la laid up for re­ ENTERING Ralph McCann - ot Sherwood. WOODLAND GROUP pairs m a result of being thrown The Woodland Farm Bureau Branch county, and Mr* Laura Curfrom ills new saddle horie .. ■ •__ . Kau.. nt cuuicu or the xaxabexe Sheet Metal Work C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. I TOO LATE TO Gillespies last Wednesday was well attended. Proceed* from supper were over 19 00. CLAY HILLS Mra. Vance Sharp of Middleville; Wild Mrs. Leon Pott* u I tended a' shower. Wednesday afternoon, al Mr* Mildred McIver'* in Parmelee,'?! given in honor of Mra. Charlotte Tungate Staculascus. Mr and Mrs Morris Lx-wU of 11 Kalamazoo spent Friday night with. her parents, Mr. and Mr». Leon i Potts. I. Several from Clay Hills attended!* the funeral of Sain Zerbe in Middle-1 ville Friday-afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Melvin Haight of ’ Freeport were callers al Leon Pott*' Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Halgtjt of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mr* Eugene Haight attended lhe ball game al Caledonia Decoration Day. Mrs. Gertie Harris visited Mra. Nina Winger Friday. Mra. Charles Gibbs was on the! FARMERS - ATTENTION ! ! I YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES $7-50 cows $6-00 We have a collector stationed in Has­ tings to give immediate service. We Pay the Phone Charges PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS SOME GOOD BUYS IN REAL ESTATE rrtlee si 7 ;00. Mr. anC Mrs. Roy McCaul end I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH B. Confer Helkxviy, Peitor Ui,III..ill. CHICKEN DINNER Every Sunday at SHADY NOOK by calling 7MF12, 4 mile* nouth ot Battle Creek road—Mn, Charles HAL Keerb. rail ‘BILL” SHERWOOD FOR on a fishing trip Decoration Day. I Mrs. Wretha Me Nee and Mrs. Bertha Potts were csllera at Lon.| Tungale'* in Parma lee Thursday evening. Verdun Covtlie and family were visitors at his parents near Wood­ hind Saturday. ' Mr. and Mn. Leon Potts attended [ lhe Prairie school reunion Sunday. LOST- FOUND INSURANCE FOR HALE—Oil CASH Effective June 3, 1942 TO GRAND RAPIDS MISCELLANEOUS SALE OR RENT­ CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT <*••(• it Woodland. HF.HVILIHNO For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brasi, Copper & lEERPUI. COLORS TO BATTLE CREEK Lead. SOUTH SHULTZ Mr. and Mrs Harry Shute of Hastings visited Mr. and Mrs Ftank Horn Saturday evening Mr and Mrs. Homer McGowen of GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Baiting* Pon half (Sunday Only) MAPLE LEAF ORANGE and Mrs UrOnr .till W„ kiae. Hfap b, f< H.le Hboe I X PERIENCED FITTER LY BARKER'S Hsstisgi Pboas 3113 10* OF INCOME IS OUR QUOTA IN WAS BONDS in it.’u'iS'^nw' FUH hall -WaMlwrklac WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! THE GRANGES lii I Clarence Bacchler Tuesday evening. Truss Fitting MILLER Rooms in the Hendershott Building BUS SCHEDULE TIIAPE--Hememade ■ Hotel Hsstinn GEORGE Phone 2751 Dale Larrabee and Mr.' Sunday in Jaqkaon. Leland Sherrard and Evelyn H'in hope CENTER •pen! Suud.,- .tunymn «.-h ».r.| M„ UcDcrmou .Mud Im “», “ lz-.Uk- Lnuiuun* Du.uunz ui u ... » , ■ ... ■ . . granuuaugiiicr. Leaimc Nashville nttenrlrd (h rh iren !rs .. ■ ___ sund., «.... ....-. . . KuMllr and md .llradrt mi a ul Hastings Sunday evening attending college. Loraine Manning and Sharon Seward Walton from Midland vUJane of Harting* spent Thursday, llrd hta -grandmother. Mra. Mina night and Friday with the latter's Aldrich. Saturduv porents. Mr. and Mrs Lester SonMr. ,nd Mr» 3,, 8.^* neville, and called on her grand-, to Grand Rapid* Saturday to gel, mother. Mra. Mina Kenyon. Friday their daughter. Jessie, who will afternoon. . spend a week with them before re­ Mr and Mr* Lloyd Laubaugh of turning to her work. Spokane. Wash, are visiting the Clarence Payne and family spent .. Rev Fred Horn and famllz Allee Sunday In Delton visiting relatives ■twhlaa^’. Laubaugh of Grand Rapid* vis'ted i Mr. and Mrs Milion Wamei and there Saturday. Lol* from Battle Creek spent Pri-l Mr and Mra Harry MUener of day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Lester i Mr and Mrs Lester FUhar from Bonneville and Mra. Mina Kenyon1 Shultz spent Wednesday evening st I*. । spent Sunday evening with Mr. and । the Fred Ashby home. ' | correspondent TO LANSING HORSES COWS ’6.00 TO KALAMAZOO •Dally Except Sanday PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company Phons 2137 TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2607 IONIA-4OO �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIVIHTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1942 Delton Mon Heads ■ Sarru Sypatha | -R««l «»<■««» Club FREEPORT WAS BORN WHEN IT HAD GOOD PROSPECTS FOR A RAILROAD (Continued from page 1. Section 1) railroads'standard gauge, to faciU-*---------------------------------------- By Jane Cameron I The Barry County Rod and Gun club held ■ meeting in this city last I week for the purpo^of electing a ■■■■ AT THE THEATRES SECTION Cashing of john. c. hine Wolfe and daughter of Grand Rapids. John C. Hine, son of John E. Mra. Leo Hoyt and daughter of In Hope township and passed away Oull lake and Mr. and Mir Robert Shrtcker and sons of Rich! ind were Arbor recently Tuesday callers at Charles Whitte68 years. 5 month.* and Mra. Jack l&way and daughter! marriage to Jearie Payne of Clov­ । president in place 'of Dr. F. E. Romantic drama played against erdale. H spent lut week with her parental muum... passenger h—«••»«. ,MU beoe-ibren that members ol of that bee had "°W Surviving, besides'the widow, are near Gun take ' through service, bad . tx.rn Uial ' I ain't la Who's Who." says Cal . country with tlie, thrills and power come so thoroughly recognized that1 heard of that wily old MTjwnt, Tinney, "but they got my picture in' HyrH01; that went into Ils development. six children. Ora M. Babcock ofl Mr. and Mra. Clyde Warren rethere was no chance a, p^lS Tnd ^.nk Ke^v o*J there waa no chance lo to finance finance . a I "Carter "Carter .s Barite." Snake." which which wU wU arid said lo to the next What ta' U." Shultx. Gladys O. and Russell J. ■ ceived word from their son. Phillip. ( as pr prcsiaeni ana nans neiiy or. —. ... narrow-gauge al one; one . . . ।;<HU “ ” “,“n‘M " “.J™* at .la-pnaa™. Th. ; .u™. *a.» of Kalamszoo. Gerald L. of Hope., th at he te stationed in Illinois. narrow-gauge line, line, which which required required Il**e liave been b**n seen sern in ln Freeport al the unloading and reloading of| ol ।Ume. Um*'- Conridcratlon Consideration of the raulers; rattlers; Patsy's chums Just hud a Heaven-, ■। meeting voted to continue Ute op- U*' Ul» Conway Mra. Chrte Mathiasen of Lansing) Mr. and Mra. Russell Thornton, 'freight and made it impossible for Ior U* bl« Carter Monster might , ger Hunt and one of the boys iiad1 ernllon of tlie rearing ponds at OrA thrill-pocked &Wry based on and Victor R. of Delton; one broth- of Charlotte were weekend guests, Ore£ “**• ' K,n« Ita fiassenger and freight c«r»lh,ive ln minds of the 20, to gel a caterpillar to make his list angevhle. It was ata) d^ldcd Sit er. Lewis, and one sister. May: | at Clyde Warren's. Patty Ann re-1 with the market. to be transferred to the stand-' mt'n ln lhllt iffoup. TWy might complete. He hunted a long time If not too late, the club would spon-l “ “** Tci“ Ran«l:ni " seven grandchildren and .i host of | turned to her home after spending! ard Thus the pros- hovc thought Uncle Mike • himself and finally appeared with u dlsfriends and relatives. a week st Charlotte. a rd gauge gaun llnea. line pect of molding the K. H. L 10U8hl_to have a gpodjwpply of tlie couraged-looking worm and asked bulldir I Children’s Day exercises will be Some day. with my face toward t'i«1 rte of the Chidester district. k N. M. RAR. as a narrow-gauge. «nake-blte remedy (Or. hte own pro- if it would pass. Before I could dellne faded from lhe picture. Thtet tectlon.—It** too bad that Editor cide (and I've spent the last 20 gold-tinted west day. July 14. 1'11 see the light fade, and lie downi yearsu.a deciding kid controversies) his Sundav visitors at Ray Erway’s meant, too. that there were fewerrI, Peckham didn't -clear -------- up -- this mat- ------—------------------------u-_ J ter when he interviewed Uncle Mike, twin spoke up "and said. "Yes. that ------ , were Miss Genevieve Erway and seed line is complete. rtL3lu« | cause she happened to see them But. O. what a Joy-when tlie morn-, Dwight Ferris and Miss Maxine p The related uul that, wren when; u u catcrpiua caterpillar. It Just isn't feath- this year. large town. My father wajrone ef' IIW Herald reiatro ing shall break Erway of Grand Rapids. Mlu Calh-| man. the enthusiastic boosters for the Uncl® Mlke had “nother bee. in ered out yet.* K. H. I. A- N. M. line. I can IM3- wUh iS'bu*? work ,t,r; • _____________________ And I. in hte. likeness made sto-jerine Clouse of Shultz. Mr. and MUNICIPAL COURT recall our A «v,u,ri soldier num from a a west camp' Stanton Stanton Uenslba Senriba of of Rutland Rutland. 21 rious, awake! I Mfs. Frank Ferris and Howard Per-] -------- many visits to ... „ U1 home bv, M*"-. l»- recrulUng -------------- oHicer ---— for --- the* - n wc»i coast caunp: 21 Etenor Powell, Red Skelton In furnish you quelity Sam Roush and Job Cheesebrough., Union Army appeared and inducedi^, ... ---------T?'.by t . the .. aheriffa officers "• “Ship Ahoy" | rte of lhe Chidester district. Induced ■ us lhrtr -------cump one i was arrested and their their earnest earnest talks talk. about ah™. that tho, som «xne ofuilhen them to enlist of the teds won rrcogniUon. Snd in on Thursday and charged -llhi and !lsl With Tommy Dorsey and his or­ With friends I have loved and have, ----5„o_,.. -------? *?.uen.. "un rcvosiuuun. arm m on Thursday ; FAIR LAKE lost for a while railroad. All three were anxious lol . *,™rdln< u> ’Ih. U” *lw™M ’” uxounl. . „u -uw-w ,rtu.w IK. hk lte >cpv>w> ,U1M k-1— serious leiony. it u aueReo ilni. —.w—.— »«>icu y alleged mat that chestra. Miss Powell presents five The Kinsley L. A S will meet; store near Freeport was u .j developed .... have the line built, but there ie ‘first ln,t ‘ lor® n JTrDPr T*?°V "ft* had his brawn hoeing he look a 16-year-old girl out of new dance routines and with Bert Again I shall meet where no sor­ June 17 for supper at tlie cotnraurows beguile. seemed no way possible to get it., operated by David Ructasl lo bls Michigan wheat fields Evidently a the state on a promise of main - Lahr and Red Skelton us the com­ Thro' ages unending Hit gture lo hal1' M“- J«»l« Willison.Mrs.' lliat part part of of ow» ,wme..Several S,’V!\ral year later, thnl n 1M3 Tn cH> U' cUe California, Ing her. but that he really had an edy team the story carries Miss .. old — u Wa.. ■between _.-. ...... stag. i Orace Smith and Mra. Abraham Powell as an Innocent victim of the road-bed Kalama- •afnn. ‘2™’ lint J*11 n2^°”d?nIcd U ln , “2 ,n »>“ 11 n»«»t odd Idea of the way Immoral purpose in so doing, To worship and praise at the fitt w,u entertain. zoo and Hastings was acquired by • Chas. V.Reigler came w Free-, Michigan fanners operate. Maybe He was arraigned in municipal of my King. A group of old neighbors gave a group of capltallsta who then ex- Pon ,—.. ‘rom Ohio ..... _ and sterte'l -------- .... a store, thelr whe wiicui at iuu has iu to uc be riocu, hoed, uui but Ii court Friday, waived examination Ari Todd, Mtr. I Mrs. Fritz a surprise in her new the building deserted by Ruckel. our up umi Bnd i>rr.tiu-p. produces tt fani. and was bound over tn .... tended It in lhe (llir,_ .ruk un n fnm.i.na it throiurh through Wondtanrl Woodland tn to In tlie circuit Where death never comes tvlier?! hotnr recently Refreshment were Woodbury, which left Freeport out In 1874 hr entered into j»rtnreah.p| Uy wlUM)Ut contributing to the mus- court, his bond being fixed nt 11.000. none ever grow old. served and a fine time enjoyed । dolph Scott — , eU|gr • development of Uncle Sam's h 1 s brother-in-law. brother - in - law. L Sum altogether. But the irrepressible with his He wss unable to give the bond, so --------- ---------------------- -- --------- anHI wjned forcev ‘ The smashing story of the U. 8. Jerry Boynton of Grund Rapids Roush, and the firm later built nndi is held tn Jail until Ills case shall of Gold: conceived the idea ot starting a tor a long time operated a large be disposed ot by the courtturn out a fighting "leatherneck" TU there, while the years of eter­ railroad at Freeport, and extending store In Ute village. Modem simile; More preclou, far nity roll. has been brilliantly brought to the .. ... and farther ,„ 1WU W1U In the early 1880s tlie writer fre- than lump sugar. It lo ___ Lowell north. Did M. E. Schnurr was brought Into the people of Freeport work for lt?|quenUy visited Freeport. It seemed Hl dwell with toy Lord in that Municipal court, ciiarged with un­ Home of the Soul. They certainly did. and had the to be a very busy town. It had ' Rusty Just taught me a lesson. lawfully passing another vetiicle at MILO the handle factory of Job Cheese ­ pleasure.of seeing the railroad ex­ brouih the twi/sawmllteand many now that my offspring are big a street crossing. He admitted tiw The Milo 4-H Club boys and girls GLASS* CREEK ' ‘s and many! tending from their town to Lowell *active ‘business places. The writer I l',lol,«h to wash their own tuces., ch*f«e- >nd paid M30 fin., met at the home of Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tate spent the and Belding. The Pere Marquette . . Richard Osborne Thursday evening. weekend at Fbrrest Haven's. Dolores bought It To checkmate the P. M. can recall that Reigler A Roush Her kittens are big and she Is try-; „ had a Urge store. Moore 6- Y.ncur ........•« ‘hem. and — when they a ........ n uw, Th'S“ tf(“- *‘ 'J™" A skating party was discussed for and Anita McOlocklln returned from building .Into Heatings, and had a large store. Moore *• Yanrur come nuzzling around her she starts Ilp,r Clarksville, admitted Saturday buying lhe C. K. St 8. from Wood­ a prosperous hardware and '.tuple- washing them and they beat lt in Municipal court that he had been the coming months. home with them for a few weeks' Guy Crook of Hastings called on visit. bury lo Kalamazoo, the Michigan mcnl business, Ad. Herrington op­ Mothers, take a Up-when you want °< disorderly conduct Jud,, Pentrnl picked up the C. K. & 8. erated a drug store, Frank Bronson less racket, confusion and kidleta' Cortright Impede la flat of $5 and Mr. Spaulding and Mrs. Wilcox on Mr. and Mra. Robt. McOlocklln Friday. That put a quietus on any attempt a hotel, and Isaac Moore owned a under foot. Just start flourishing and family of Hartings spent Satur­ of **• ’T!?’n^ed grocery store. There were also other by the P. M. to build from Freeport Mr. Spaulding te spending most day In.lhe Havftu home. David anr| tiio wash cloth 10 the (nistody of the sheriff when south to and through Hastings. business places. After Jerry Boyn­ 1 he said he could not pav Thr ri- of his time al his cottage at Wall Joy remaining for a visit 15 dealers in Barry’ Good roads, auto-trucks and bussea ton extended hta railroad into Free­ lake. tentallve was five days In Jail. Mr. and Mra. Fred Otis and Rob-; Barnyard Capers: In Mexico City ,,, rmade the plug line from Elmdale port a large elevator was ouilt andI County to Serve You. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and ert and Wm. Otte, spent Sunday, . u«jjt Junction to Freeport, and the c., did a considerable business. The a bull broke loose and ran into a'^ D children of Battle Creek? were din ­ with Ute, Lyle Otis family In Kala ­ tip-top shop«. Use MOBIL K. k 8 from Delton to Woodbnrv. Freeport creamery was nho estab­ Cltlna shop and turned abcu( and V. DUSn, Middleville, Truck Service available to ner guests of Mra. Wilcox Sunday. mazoo. J ThurcHnv so unprofitable that they were lished and still nourishes. Frrcjtort. ran out and never broke a teacup ! A Later hi the afternoon all went to ‘The Goodwill community meet­ J A cow Iowa ____ gives milk at ex- Mrresrea - I nUrSaay gas, oil and lubricants foe ... in -----------abandoned Tlie Elmdale-Lowell had a bank, but it was unable to'.. CaU Today WlU Start US iu mm, ud nobod,; J*,,,,, 0[ Wall lake. Mra. Wilcox, remaining ing last Saturday night was well line Is an Important link in the at the lake for a few days. more trouble free miles. attended and a good home talent Out Your Way. lhe News, is published by I.can make her give down any MiuajeviUf Middleville unaersnerln Undersheriff Lean Leon DoxDosP. M. system from the Junction lo paper, — — — —. — •--------- —.......... — We are glad to hear that Iva program was given. The next meet­ Ur and Deputy Is also the fcrerioresl- sooner. I don don'te know whether she j m. Sheriff ... Glenn Swift Saginaw. But the stub from the Ken Braendei. who te dent of lhe village , will observe war time or not. Know-• city arrerted Char^ Etash Deteon te gaining nicely and expects ing will be a Fourth of July picnic Junction io Freeport will probably Freeport ha. a 12-grade school. Ing cows. I doubt IL In San Fran-WByVd ThurX^VveX tq be home this week. never be used again. Children's Day exercises will be Mr. And Mra. Leo Tift and chll-! indlan Uvln(r near MidThe Freeport Herald, then edited two churches, and has a consider- cteco a street car rammed a de:weryiBluh u —------‘*J he — - held at tlie church Sunday. June dren of Southwest Rutland spent , ^ i dleville dlevtUe When arrested waa by Dr. H. O. Peckham; in its issue able business. But like all small truck which was delivering three Sunday at Russell Whittemore's. '“—-"•« — •truck —>-1driving ----’ away with a car he had 2L Instead of June 14. MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR and •« the of February G. 1885. published a towns, good roads and automobile* seals to a t‘vletter Do not forget lhe Milo W. 3. C. 8. Sunday visitors at Roy Erway’s delivered them prematurely in Hie plcltCd up al Middleville. The car brief historical sketch of Freeport. itave cut Into its former trade. will have their picnic at ’he name E. STATE ST. HASTINGS Mr. and Mra. Ben Blakney of that ■Freeport has always been a com­ street. They were unhurt and br- J belongs to the ordnance deportment ot Mra. Mary Flowers, Parchment. were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sham and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Erway of “nn*0 w’e.^’.U8,’{ °f the u s An”y- Offlocra report town have a copy of that article, munity of home-loving, law-abiding {fl'n Wednesday, June 17. Muskegon and Mr. and Mrs. All __________ passersby. They kept H t.-olng. like lhat Buvh luis Mrve<i tt pHjon term which they kindly loaned to the poopte. „ tTO ?* ri for “ '•link a car in Grand Rapids writer to aid him in the prepara­ DIED SUDDENLY* another truck came for them ln tion of this bit of Freeport’s history. in 1B38 1038 . He He u te heW held In tall n-nXinpending Coroner Dr. Fisher and Sheriff action by the courts. ' Michael 8. Roush, brother of Sam and Jointly with him the maker of Bera were called to Middleville late CAR ACCIDENT GUN PERMITS GRANTED the first plat of Freeport, was the Friday night by the sudden death THURSDAY NIGHT At the meeting of the Barry grandfather of Mra. Blakney. Uncle Mike Roush, as he was fa­ She had been to Hostings with a miliarly called, felted lhe trees that relative that.evening and had gone Originally covered the site of Free­ home apparently all right. Al collide M the ram., al Or.M O port. After they were chopped down nearly midnight a member of the «bbk .(rwu Thund., .M sSLrd JlkJTu, and the limbs trimmed off. It be­ family with whom she lived heard about >:». 11 wlU oo.( .bout W00 ■ " «■ came necessary to haul the logs Into a noise upstairs. She went there; to repair Uie damages to the two ,this city and Francis E. Barnard of Delton. huge piles for burning. Hite meant automobiles. Mrs. Keller escaped a "bee." when several men with ox found her apparently dying. A doc-, wlUi sllgiit Injuries. Mr. Colvin auf- : MARRIAGE LICENSE teams would assemble to get the dead before he arrived. Under such fered some painful bruises and two Floyd LeClear, Yankee Springs. 3S tree trunks In big heaps for firing. , cracked ribs. Erma F. Scott. Yankee Springs. M If the bodies of trees thus destroyed Circumstances the sheriff had to be notified and a coroner has to in­ In the area tn and around Freeport vestigate. Coroner Fisher did not were now owned by the citizens think an inquest was tunessary. as thereof, they could be sold for Mra. Sco'tt's death was evi.le'nuy enough now to purchase more than due to a lieart attack. •100.000 of government bonds. But that's another story. PROGRAM COMMITTEE Uncle Mike, according to the Her­ Mrs. Gordon Fisher has been ald account, enjoyed "bees.” and named as chairman and Walter knew how to handle them so as to Perkins and Mra. Jdsephlne Whit­ get a lot of work done quickly and more as the other two members of at comparatively small expense. He the program committee, for 1042-43. used several of these groups before of the Central Parent-Teacher As­ the present rite of the village was sociation of this city. cleared of Its wealth of trees. Uncle Mike was known to be liberal in BRANCH DISTRICT his inducements to men to Join in A collection of 112.60 was taken at this work. His wife. Aunt Polly. lhe Children's Day program at thet North Maple Drove church last served on such occasions. So his Sunday evening. Mr. and Mra. Elite White and When Mr Roush wanted to clean children of Marshall spent Sunday up the logs on a district 30 rods or with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nor­ so wide, taking in the present Main ton. street of Freeport, he made extra The Dorcas Society of North preparations for a big day's work. Maple Orove will meet with Mra. The response to his Invitation, ac­ Vem Hawblitz Thursday. June 18. cording to the Herald, was hearty. Pot luck, dinner. There were 20 men and several ox Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Skidmore teams ready for the fray. According spent Sunday with lhe home folks. to the ' article referred to. Uncle Mike procured four Jugs of ■'good old Bourban," and placed one, In each comer of the tract to be cleaned up that day. The Herald sail) the 20 men seemed imbued with new* life and strength; even the patient, slow oxen quickened their pace and entered Into the excite­ ment of the' occasion. Oxen and men seemed to have doubled their usual strength. By evening the logs were heaped ready for bqmlng The Herald account says that the strangest and most unaccountable feature of that bee was that when UnOle Mike gathered up the Jugs r ™ Kv t:; FARME SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. MR. FARMER YOUR CAR IS A VALUABLE PIECE OF EQUIPMENT McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES IF you need A LOAN S jnuwE SPECIALS CHORE BOY PORTABLE MILKER 50c size LISTERINE JAL-HEPATICA 60c,ize 60c ALKA SELTZER “ size SI. 20 size BROMO SELTZER fORHANS TOOTH PASTE 50c «ze LYSOL DISINFECTANT 50c*ize DRENE SHAMPOO Resize 39c 49c 49c 95c 39c 43c 49c Father’s Day Gifts three were empty, while one of the Bourbon containers had not even been tapped. Asked bow lie. ac­ counted for this strange phenome­ non. Uncle Mike said he could not produce the positive proof, but the probability seemed to be that the crowd had all they wanted from three Jugs. He explained that this unexpected result might also have been due to the fact that he and five others whom he named might The Chora-Boy Milker U made of have practiced total abstinence that th« finest materials obtainable. Tlie day. The Herald did not claim they did. it even intimated that it would have been unusual tf they had. The Herald ought to have gone to the bottom of this strange occur­ rence. but It did not. So w« are left to Imagine the why of Utal un­ touched Jug of Bourban. it might HASTINGS Forman' Market and Seed Store We have money to loan to responsible parties For business or personal use We are making mortgage loans Loans For Financing the purchase oF equipment, household and Farm, auto­ FOUNTAIN PEN SETS$2.95 up TOBACCO POUCHES$1.00 up YARDLEY'S SHAVING BOWL ...$1.00 SEAFORTH AFTER-SHAVING LOTION$1.00 COLONIAL CLUB SHAVING 5ET.$1.25 TOBACCO UNION LEADER, lb. con . PRINCE ALBERT, lb. con Stop in and let’s talk it over! 69c 79c Many Other Suggestions mobiles, and loans on short-term notes. If you need money, see your banker and talk it over. HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifty-Five Years of Continuous Service*9 PHONES: 2105 - 210.3 LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 HASTINGS, M1CHIGAI �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JUNK 11, IMl John Bass of northwest Thom-1 day afternoon for services and tn- [ Mr*. Solomon whose blrthihy is the having completed h*r dutto. and grandparents. Mr and Mr*. Georg*' d"*hUr' “ lap and have goneto Ypsilanti l appls who has been very sick for terment In ML Hope cemetery. Mrs | 6th. Little Donald returned home enrolled a* a nurse tn training *t Oalster of Howard City and h*r।in very P°ot health. regular asrvlce* There will—be —r^--. ~'.TT where he has a good poslUon a* a some time has been moved from, Pumfrey passed away at the home with ids grandparents for a week's 8t. Mary's hospital'. Grand Rapids aunt and cousin. Mra In** Erickson and'sert Galster of "Holland. Sunday st the Methodist church Wednesday nig at skilled welder In the bomber plant. Pennock hospital lo the Jarstfer qf her daughter* Ml tile in a su-1 visit. Mr. and Mr*. Wayns Carpenter of altho1 It te not ■. Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Dora Babcock ha* returned Convalescent home in Hastings.. I burb of Cincinnati. Ohio. She is A marriage of interest to many Wm. Trumble to Grand Rapid* Fri­ ~ '— spent Friday In Muskegon.. Ing ju«t who will come rrooithe to her home on Grand Rapid* St.■ Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.'survived by another daughter. Mr* . ln ym vicinity wa* that of Arthur day evening to attend tlie wedding).-.™ after several month* months stay atav with h?r h-r'Cur! ‘carl Galster and. children were her her'Maud — Frank reception of their granddaughter. | Mrs. A.. H. Bell. Mr. and Mr*. Conference to fill the pulpit. ChilMaud Severance also of Clncln- ‘ Olbto. am of Mr and u Mra. in. n r r kren1* Dav exertteee and the bapaan-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and. cousin*. Mr. and Mr*. Dick Leuwln- n»U Th. runnw r.mll, r«U.- O1MM. room,, M ,hu ,.rtnllr M Ml** Sylvia Krottje. ‘ " VILLE parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Emeat Dun- Mra Russell Badford. berg of Grandville. Mr. and Mr*. c j»I Detroit, and John ' Frederick Rock ha* returned 40' Hehry Boone-., HMUa Smith anti attending' high' hl* wort in Detroit after a visit ’ Vandenberg, k •oc®1 with hl* parents, Mr. and Mra. Car) I Mrs. Roy McCaul Spent ThursRock. Their other eon. Karl Ryan u day with iter friend. Mrs. Charles Mra Dorothy Eppens ot Detroit in Parmelee and Middleville many Dorothy Menries. daughter of Mi. yean .on ago. Mr Mr. Pumfrev Pumfrey rwrlllrw operatingI Arthur Mendes r.ar. . ■.— ... of Alaska. _ •pent lest week st the home of her evening wncn mw caancr p.v- u. . —------T '• | June 31. A very fine program la ® *aw mill. . I The wedding took place at S:30 Sat- parent*. Mr. and Mrs Frank Osr- sented the new organliatlan. Mr. and Mra. Everett Carter of being prepared under direction ot Many flower lovers will undoubt-' unlay evening at the Alaska church Parmelee entertained tlie Carter a committee composed of Mrs. edly be present at the annual Barry' of Latter Day Saints. The groom's tlvitles of the T.-K. school, and relative* on Bunday a* a ceiebra- Harry Balsch, Mra. Russell Bender graduation of her brother Paul lion of the wedding anniversary of and Mra. R. O. Crldler. Benaway, Paul Oackler and| troll for the summer. Russell Bedfords arc getting their school thL( Friday, June 13. Tic pic- acted •* best man. Those who atamong | Thursday Th unday guest* guests at at Uie the Harry F Ixxtte Griffeth who were among, cottage at Harwood lake ready so gram open* at 10 AM., wi’a lur.cn tended tlie wedding from this vl- children have moved from Hasting* hl* parent*. Mr. and Mra. Will C*r-i The Wellman family of Laming, those from Barry Co. to take te final Balsch home and to attend the,they can spend the summer there, at noon. Tlie main add.-cx* of ine'clnity were Mr. and Mrs Clark to the Alton Flnkbeiner homo ter of Grand Rapid* and Everett'si one of the White-Product* CorporaatamlnaUon al Kalamaroo Friday, I graduation of Harry, Jr., from T.-K., Dale Wiley has sold the cottage I afternoon will be gtvin by Mr*. R Bliss and children Jean. Bud and northwest of town, formerly oc­ Urthday. Guest* were present also' lion men h»s rented and token po»from Beulah. Grandville and To- session of lhe John Armstrong aU relumed home because of | school, were her-pa rente. Mr. and adjoining Ute Methodist church to B. Chrtepell of Grand Rapid* and Paul; Mr. and Mra. Sylvester Van- cupied by Elton Lawrente. Mr*. Harold Kaechci* and Utile ledo, O beaide* from Grand Rapid*, residence physlcal disability Mrs. James Ives, and her brother- Mr. and Mra. Will Johnson of Yan- Mrs. M. H. Sheffield of Grai-l Rap-; Horn:. Pvt. and Mr*. John UobertRobert Jenkins of LeRoy was a Mr. and Mra. Homer Cunningham, Mr. and Mra. Al Joyce and Mr., in-law* and slstets. Mr. and Mrs kee Springs and has purchased the ids will show picture* yf "Tulip!son, Mr*. Hattie Carpenter. Mr and step-daughter, Lol* Ann' at the and Mn. John NellteL all of Grand Harold Stillwell and Mr. and Mrs., Harel house occupied by the Cum- Time in Holland." Any one wishing. Laurel and Janet. Mr. and” Mra, Duncan lake vicinity left on Bun­ visitor of Irving» and Middleville and Henry Cunningham of the T.-K. Rapid* spent Wednesday with their1 John Smith and daughter, Mary mingS and Burdick famlies on we t to show flower* can exhtbit and J Laurel and Jent. Mr. nnd Mrs. day for La Grange, mfr. where they I friends Decoration Day Ha reports' faculty leave this Tuesday for Bathb sister. Mary who has been very . Ue Creek and Homer and wife will will spend a week at the former's frimd*. Mr. and Mra Wm. K. Lieb- Elen. aU of Grand Rapids. Main St. the general public te invited to the Gibb* will live in Willoughby. Ohio Charles Gray of Merritt was a Mr. and Mrs Herbert Thorpe and Mr and Mra. Vem Smith re- meeting. ; where lie Is pastor of th? Chu>ci home and attend the graduation ill at the hospital in Howard Oily | continue to her home in Peflnsylexercise* of her half-brother. Mra. much better and was to be token vanlo where they both have employWednesday . caller ui ot 111* hte niuuic. mother,, iwo two asugniers daughters oi of n.Hiauuuw Kalamazoo spent ceivea ceived nn cauicgram cablegram aunaay Sunday irom from I Rev Rev. I. f. E E. Carley Carley pastor of of the the of Latter Day Saints. to home near ixiwy LeRoy iasi last men* ment lur for ii>e the iuuuiki summer.. me IQrnicr LXll* GOOD. w a private iujuic Mra Mary Gray on hte way home the weekend with their'parents. their'parent*. Mr. their thdr son Carleton stating he was; was'local IrasMary local Methodist church tlie past) Vem ,Smith and Harry Balsch IV. whenJ *'* will be cared for.! Miss Marjorie Chandler of the fmm a buslnew hluinMa trip trln to tn Chicago. r?hlra„n *hd -__ __ will ... attend the . annual ........ > . began work .... . rom a nnd VIr. Mrs. Vcrn RmltH Smltjr ai.rl and Mr Mr tinrl and ...... nOw i..in New Caledonia Island Cat- ............. three years thU week as govern-' Mi» Virginia Carley completes! Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Carl Cart Dunlap of ot Mrs Mr*. Floyd Holes, and attended th ne ue enUsted enlisted twenty-one months ag ag>r conference In Grand Rapid, Rapid, be*- ment - inspectors - at — " "Applied Arte her school work at Flat Rock tills1 Her address is LeRoy and she will T.-K. faculty .will attend summer the I. expected ——naa, —home i. — an .... h*» t-larl tn mall fmm h.r' at IK. TT nt X< Weck and te for Grand Rapids have stored their Smlth-Bowjgt-wVddlng at Lansing. and has seen a lot of the world' ginning Wedne.’dav and lastmx .-nr ptent In Grand Rapids. friend* in this vicinity. I Last week was a fine week for the indefinite stay. household mods hte Saturday. Raturdsv .j goods at the home of his , since u« He i« is connected with with ,:■« the1 ____ Sunday. u... Rev. and Mr* Corby .rnd The Blue Ribbon Dairy Compauy . Sir. Mr. and Mr*. Philip Bender were final doings at the scliool altho* ; army medical corps. j their cluidren have wurtted * .;»h-i came home Hopkin* Frld*y to see their j (Continued on page 3. this Bee.) _______ ______ ____will fully for the „ welfare . . ..... of the . ........... ,, , _ ■. __ ruiuw aubu, came iiomc , The Younlt_______ Woman's Guild ch i-.'heS' stunts hold Its monthly meeting In the on the charge since taking up the “ .thL.t o? town and rxi’ects tol D®n<°r' ^* turda>'v for -_____ _ _________________________ ________________________ Methodist f'V? ‘ d*? furlough-hte first since Methodist church church thte this week week ThursThurs-1. uv-rk work and wn we are e.neerin, expecting tlf tA l>< ,*000 begin the nvmiifacture of Ice I induction In January. day evening. A good attendance is return. J cream. I Mr and Mr*. Henry Poulson went. ; requested. . . Mr and Clacton Joiinson of Tlie Baptist thurch begin a wu1 to Ann Arbor Saturday for a few1 Vacation Bible school this day* visit with her sister and other | exnecftovb.it their son Rev Ralph; vlcl”lty cadr<* “l home,.pf hte Monday with Rev. and Mr*. S. B. relative*. ’ Harper and family at Flushing thu; eraron* ° John*°n- Sunday Quincer In charge. Mrs. Helen ^Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs.' trnoon. Fields Bechtel, former missionary in Earle Kermcen at Parmelee were! homing weekend i Mrs. Day Pugh, nee Frances See-1I The local Rotarians are expecting'Africa, will also be on the teaching'Mr. and Mn. Claude Kermeen of 40 ACRES just outside the Village of Nashville, '! Miunitvuie. Middleville, and ana Mrs Mrs Cora Cora KerKcrkcll is making n good convalescence,' a treat at their regular meeting this staff. lay* swell, good soil, 8 room hou*e. ha* electric­ M-rTu ‘ , s d * y Whcn they have “ ----------MLss Helen Brog accompanied -by , mcen and Mrs. Ubble Lawyer of' at Pennock hospital from an operity, bam 30 x 70, chicken coop and garage, 16 for sJ*aker- Alfred of Detroit.; :her early,। Allo. Alto. er father Henry Brog, left early chronlr Mr Wardte^Y^OtedT^ef is a Tinted sneaker osnv iiwii— Saturday Quf.irria.. morning —,.i..— for tnr Monroe, vinnma North kt—— t~>i. acre* of clover, $4500.00. , Duane White, oldest son of Mra. ’ hM^nv fmm pr ®nd auU'°r of Ward's Automotive Carolina and are expected home. Dora White te called for final ex-1 Wednesday evening. ‘ kmlnalton for Induction thia Thurs- j 108 ACRES 4 miles from Hailing* an excellent We understand the condition of day. Hte brother Don 1s in service road, exceptionally nice house. 5 bedrooms, din­ Mrs. John Ten Harkal, forme.'y of In the British Isles. this village but now of Grand! Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Rugg have ing room, living room, kitchen and wash room, Rapids. 1* some improved. Bn? h.-.s' spent considerable time with Rev. I ha* furnace and electricity. New garage and Th. remains nt friend*. been ill for several mjntbs and te 'H. H. Harris ar his Wayland homcj The oi Mrs. Mi.rv Mary pum-j1 l®dle* being . .. well house. Electric pump, 2 chicken coops. The six rustic tables are on ll.e bring cared for at the romc of her, the post few day*. frey, about 90 years old will be Basement barn 40 x 50. On telephone line. new rt-creatlon and picnic grotu.dr brother. Will Stanford at Dowling The girls of the home economics | brought to Middleville till* Tucs-‘ and the lower grade* held their pic. w Hol-i $5000.00 or will trade for a good home in Hal­ When you get that mid-day tired feeling, take time Mra. Hattie Stevens has returned class of T.-K. school went to । nlc there Thursday. 'from a few weeks' visit t iili Hr land Saturday and have a cotting*. out for a glass of rich Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk. Slxteen neighbors and mends. son. Dr Lloyd at Joliet. 111. nnd toge where they will stay three or *. —1. Stimson ---- ------- hcJ. SQn Mer(e <nd ln q,,.! four day, Mlwg MarK#rrt Ker. surprised Mrs. Myrtle Make it o regular three-o'clock habit. It picks you up Thursday afternoon as a pre-blrth- troll. 7 ROOM HOUSE, 3 black* from Main itreet in i meen and Marilyn Gillett who were day celebration at t\er Parmelee Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bt iute.- at-' working Saturday went Sunday. 3rd ward. 3 bedroom*, full bath and tewing right away, gives you the kind of stamina we all need home. They took the necessary food tended the funeral of-in old friend.! Margaret's brother Harold taking room upstairs; living room, dining room and for a fine luncheon and Mrs 8. en­ Mra. Cora Rogen of Leighton lap. I them over. Tlie girls were accomkitchen down, enclosed sun porch. Double base­ for VICTORY! joyed the day as she is an invalid inval'-1 held in the Evangelical churrli. Sun-panled by thidr teacher* Mlues ment, wonderful wash room. $4000.00. and confined to her iraie. and day afternoon. Mra. Row-* wh* TV Pauline Walker and Hester Seotera. the* kindly acts are appreciated. , year* old and Is survived by tno. The appearance of the Dale WlHAVE SOME WONDERFUL COTTAGES at Wall One of the school busses and he' sons, Floyd and John, nine grand-. ley cottage by the Methodist church ear driven by Ed Schnuur collided children, two sisters. Mr*. Wm. Lind Ls much improved with a new coat Lake and Gun Lake. nt the otfe mile comer west. Fri­ and MY*. Haas and a brother Amos of paint Folks shouldn't stick their day morning when on the way to Brearley. i . Mra. Will Carter of Grand Rapids lhe picnic at Oun lake. Ed s ws> The Rouse circle of the Method- visited at the home of her son badly damaged but fortunately no­ 1st church met with Mra Burdette Everett at Parmelee from Wcdneslot easier to have the wind­ u body was hurt much. Wadd. Thursday with a good at- j day to Friday. shield wiper fixed! Mr. nnd Mrs. Perry Adgate of tendance and the new lender. Mr*.! Paul Smith accompanied his Caledonia were Sunday guests of Mattle Benaway in charge. After brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and her cousin. Frank Coman nnd (the business meeting the iMMtes* Mrs. Wm. Campbell to New Baltlfamily southwest of town. ' conducted several interesting games more Saturday for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Solomon and,| PvL John Robertson who hasi Grover Cline of Parmelee spent REAL ESTATE BROKER son Curtis were guests of their been home on furlough left for hte,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phone 3119 other son. Russell and family on southeastern camp Sunday. Hu।Tolhurst who are spending the. STEBBINS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 llaslinn Michigan the west county line, Sunday. The wife returned to her duties at tlie • summer at a cottage at Campau Phono 2651 for homo delivery or buy it at your grocers. occasion was a birthday dinner fori। state hospital at Caro, also on Sun-) lake. ■) day. i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenberg and I News received from Bernard Ben- three older children attended the ] away wiw 1* employed in. an Air-1 Moore-Bloore wedding reception at HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW I craft Acces-sorle* plain near Holly-, the Moore home<ln Grand Rapids' OR PASTEURIZED. FT. 6c;4 QT. H wood. Calif., state* ’ he lias Just Sunday afternoon. j completed and patented his secondj Charles Chamberlain of the, 'invention In the line of a valve' Leighton Evangelical parsonage which is also used In the plant. {passed the final examination for Mrs. John VLiser and son Rich- army Inductees At Kalamazoo. Sat­ , a rd of Comstock Park were Tuesday I urday. visitors of her aunt. Mrs. Elmer, Mr. and Mra. Claude Rosenberg i Fenton and family. [and her sister. Miss Kittle Lattimer) Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Halting* । Eli Hole* is Hie new clerk at the were dinner guests, Sunday of Mr.' Kroger store. MLss Mary Sheehan । and Mrs Herbert Hand In Grjmd । Rapid* In the afternoon they at­ tended the wedding of their nephew, Ellsworth Moore, son of Mr. and Mra. Byron Moore and Mira Betty Jane Bloore, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Bloore. at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Mr. and Mra. Roy McMillen and little daughter. Phyllis of Grand Rapids were Decoration Dav visitor* ot Mr. and Mr*. A. C- Johnson on the prairie. Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Kelley and two children. Jimmie and Kathleen of Cabinet City, HI . were Decoration weekend guests of her parents. Mr. snd Mrs. Simeon Smith. Mra. Russell Hunsberger of Way­ land visited at the home of her brother. J, C. Schad Wednesday evening and attended the gradua­ tion of her nephew. Rodney Schad. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Hagatrom Well groomed windows , and two children of Muskegon wear fresh cloth shades. No j Heights spent lhe weekend at the matter how lovely your cur­ home of tier cousin. Mrs. Wm. tains . . . how exquisite your Schenk el and also were Sunday callera at the T. I. Gillett home. Mra drapes ... they just won't look IH. will be remembered a* Margaret right with flimsy, soiled or , Bette. faded shades as their back­ J Mr. and Mr*. Dillon Wplverton ground. While houseclcaning is of Chelsea were Tuesday night Open formula feeds were originated by the on your mind why not investi­ ; guest* at the Paul Faulkner home Farm Bureau as a farmers* organixation. gate the quality values that we and called on other friends They Contents of closed formula feeds had to also attended the Rotary Ann meetare offering in window be guessed at. Farmers' feeds arc open ... fresh stocks from the JUNE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE .w; xtjz1”.: s,asx°;< s, su,™1 Sr =4'-K DRINK MILK TO GET RID OF MID DAY LET-DOWN DRINK MILK The Beni Investment on Earth, the Earth Itself ” EARL R. BOYES FOR STAMINA BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Reahm Motor Sales FOR VICTORY HIGHLANDS DAIRY MONEY! DON’T Be Out Guessed For Buying a Home by « CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ Rebuilding or Remodeling NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Is Still Available Open Formula Feeds But Don’t Wait! Carveth & Stebbins, Drug Store Hastings. Mich. The Hastings Building of Carl Galster for the graduation activities of which Miss Donna Oaljer was one of lhe class were her cousin. Mrs. Henry Boone of Detroit coming Wednesday and her husband Friday and remaining until Sunday. Others present for Thursj day night exercises were Donna's There's shortage of binder convos material MEMBER F. H. L. B. PHONE 2503 1 They enable the farmer to check oh the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). When made by a reputable manufao2 turer interested in HIS welfare ho know* jiurt WHAT he is paying for. j The fanner can get an idea of the" * dollar rahie of the ration. He e*j> consult with the Michigan State Collego m to feeding value of the ration. Try to find these advantages in a & Loan Association 9 STEBBINS BLDG. formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because; CLOSED FORMULA FEED Wo repair all mokes of bindor-Canra*. Bring them in now. Harm Bureau MILKMAKKRB - M ERM ASHES - PORK­ MAKERS have no superior*. Ask ua for open formula booklet* on our feeds. . ._r;~ .. Custom mod* Item harness, collars, sweat pads, fly nets, harness parts. First class shoe repairing. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. JACK SEMPF, Shoe b Leather Goods Shop Hastings, Mich. HASTINGS, MICH. TILIFHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST. �THE BASTING 8 BANNTt. TByBSQAT. JUNE 11, IMA Thurow of Scottville spent tast week j On December 27, 1898. she wss Monday, June 22. Dally Vacation | NASHVILLE j the Hrea funeral M with their aunt, Mra Orville Slfton. I married to Alvah D. Miller, of Bible school will begin and ©on-| M„ MtrT whltc hu tOM to the by Rev. Kenneth Gr Mr* Lawrence Finefrock and son. Woodland. Michigan, and to this Dn30 A°rMWOra^hediv ttrtld™ rf!V' Of “ hO,p‘U1 “ AnnArt**!? Bob Bailey spent last Thursday in union on September ZJ. 1912. was 11.30 A. M. each day. Children of . „ , . , , her husband. Ed P J.n a host of other Grand Rapid* * born a baby daughter. Madaline Al- the chureh and community are t2^.ni.V1.nU5jrl,1S,£Oni-J,h?< training in Orlando. Fla., U visitMr and Mn Ernest Rev. and Mrs. Oeo Wingard left, veretta. who Uved to brighten their urged to attend Mrs Don Shomo and son 'Butch” gurets of Turtday June 9th, the pastor and hU and Wednesday for Orand Rapids where i lives but one day. of Coldwater called on Mr. and Siuimo Ur, ' Wathv 'rrrekMrd .rent ,hc>' ll a',rr‘d the Methodise Tlie entire married life of Mn Mrs. Dodie, accompanied by their,*3eorfe Hldgon and family. Mrs Frank Ntetliamer Monday aft­ dren are visiting her parents at spent Bunday -T?f,2d.v Conference There will be no service Milter has been spent on the farm —. --------------- -------- - —»i. ■ - ---------- -— — ---------- !■ Macey. Indiana. ernoon. Mr. and Mrt. Ralph Rise Inured*) with Mrs \lctor Brumm Kr h<x>l next Sunday one mile east of Woodland, whefe and Mrs. Celia Townsend left for ' Monday night for a party for Mrs. । ---------------- m । and son Zack of Beaverton were of Nashville. । Mn Maude pv,,. she has always been known aa a very lahntiu Edith Mayo.'who has sold her WEST HOPE Asheville. North Carolina, where Bunday with Mr. and also Monday afternoon callers. Miss Etta Schneider called on ence Parrott. Mr. and Mrs Oeo. thrifty and energetic woman. they will attend the 158th, Annual property here and will make her Mr. and Mrs. Everette McCallum । Mrs. Margaret Spindler Estep who Mrs. Lota Cheetham and Mra. Em-1 parrott Verne Hynes and Mr. and Her father and mother. Lydia meeting of lhe Church of the home in Grand Rapids with her have moved to the farm recently has been teaching as director ot ma Greibel of Lake Odessa Sunday Oto Forman attended the and Harrison Hllslnger. and three Brethren, which convenes June 10. i(daughter, Anne purchased by their son. Gordon. music at Haxlett this past year; ' Ingeraon reunion near Bradley last halfsisters have preceded her in Th, Methodist Chnrrh ' of Mr. and Mrs. at Hickory Comers. leaves this week for South Carolinaj MrAruiur lwer Bna , Por"r Kln,le werp Mrs Esther Mr and Mrs Ira Osgood and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Teeter and , Sunday Mr. and Mra. Geo Parrot, death, a nd besides lhe husband, *Rev Geone Win.frd nJiand Rtehald F^tenTsnuionXl vhlldren chlIdr,n of of Coals Co“U Onrre Onnre spent $’*nl 8,1,1 ‘1 called Suncalled On Mr. and Mrs Clifford A. D Miller, she Is survived by one 2? ' iLnVrd'K i Messimer of Detroit and son. Harry children called on' Mr and Mrs husband. Richard Estep 1* stationed day afternoon afternoon with with Rev. Rev. and and Mra Kahtor of Orangeville enroute horn-- half brother. LeRoy Hllslnger of Mrs wghloo H. V. Townsend Mr. and Mra. ^Robert Crockford. Toronto. Ohio, and several nieces »> vmooi Dccause ot conrerence. Mn, M HicktnilIJ of s^th Bend, afternoon. Mrs. Guyia Pease and Mra Ru Geo. Barrett. Jr., of Grand Rap-! Mr and Mra. John Brecheteen ofUJluUfe crockford\nd Joan Leffler and nephews. Zten Latheran Church Hariey Klnne Mrs. Lynden Johncoek. Mrs. Glen- • Watson and two children Ids la working as apprentice in Ute East Woodland were Sunday dinnrr, » Wfrr rrt., |n Kalamazoo Monday. i| Funeral services were conducted at Paul W. Geiger, pastor “n£ .H.m» ...u famUlr o, °r Grand urano Led ucoge «*‘ na Wrb(jfr MUs lrrnp J<)hn. back u, Mn. ho. Bird c; Printing and is living guest, of -------------Mr. and — Mn.• Robert whose husband, funeral Saturday! -rr -------- I Shop — — — ------ Mra. xfra. AllenAllen King.King, Whose husband, me the wingWing mnerai nomehome aaturoay I The PhUathea Class was enter- cock were in Battle Creek Tuesday Monday. with hte grandmother, Mrs. Allen Crockford. away In Hs«tlnc-< Hastings P P M M at 2:30 With with Re*. Rev. ArthUl Arthui : 10:00 A. M —Sunday school. ~ ‘ *1. I suddenly passed awnv 11:00 A. M —Morning worship. 1 talned Wednesday night at tlie and In Hasting* Wednesday. ————■*<» -— King. \ Mra Glenn England spep< Thur*- on May 22 reports a curious colnci- Dodge, pastor of the Chureh of the ____ ,P. __ M. _______ ____ _ [home of Mrs. Margery Wilson. -1 1 ■ 8:30 — Luther League. Miss ElMe Shomo and Miu Chert- day in Grand Rapids with her aunt. I dence. Mr*. King has one sister. Brethren officiating Interment in Wednesday 3:30 P. M. Choir re- There was a pot luck supper and / I Nina Morrison Cole of Logan. Utaiy Woodland Memorial Park. drl Lewti\of Allegan and Dr. and, Mra C M Brown hearsai.__________________________ .election of officers. Cook of Kalamaxoo. Mrs. n v.'fihpmo and non Jr or!। Mrs Wm. Lahrva-yr'tnd daughter who wrl.r., Mra. King that her.. I The Clover Leaf Class will meet Coldwater 'Wet Sunday dinner, Karen 0f_J3eUoir'atHl Mtas Betty hu*band. Ira A. Cote, aged 74. for- '»r«“on hrh®*>* . Kenneth and Irene Johncoek vf The Evangrlical Church Friday night at the home of Mrs. . ...mathematics ... Funned for July j mer teacher of tn .... tne Plsnnrd “«'d “ “! fiSFoIMTS'&fi' J. 8 Deabler. pastor Lanah Fisher with Mrs. 1.-..^. Logan. Utah «choote. passed away A meeting for the purpose of dis-1 10: 00 A. M —Morning worship. Lvnden Johncoek Sunday, bn.vgtng I Schriver assisting • on the same dav as Mr King. Mr cussing the advteibillly of holding a MLis Barbara Jean back with thr .n., 11: 00 A. M —Sunday school. Mrs. Harry Gaskill of Detroit ' Cole was noted for hts interest In Dally Vacation Bible school this ................................ Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes of spent from Friday until Sunday flowers and his lovely garden. Mrs year was held al the home of Rev. 3:30 P. M. Evening worship -------- r. with her aunt. Mrs. William Gibson Kalamaxoo were recent caU>.i at I King and her sUter, Nina were well and Mrs. E. B Griffin on May 19 I Thursday ------ •— — *Midweek “ evening and attended the Alumni banquet the Ray Barnes home. . ...... . . .. . A, IKI. M.AAIn. ... •4 iu« title tkoete «a4*e known in-Woodlnnd when they were- -------------------At this meeting Griffin *«! prayer service ...... Mrs v. ...„ . KT‘l£^,^be“"There was a good crowd out at j girls, as Sophia and Nina Morrison.: elected chairman of this c<xn-| Miss tlie Aid meeting at the Ira Oagc munlty project with Miss Etta Chureh sf the United sec-trea, the only children In Ute family. --------—1" *' **" home on Wednesday Shneider as Secretary-Treasurer A Brethren in Christ M1a. do,., n,.., ,nH ofth,r, O. E. S. Chapter Constituted second meeting was held last Wed-i E. B GrUIln D. D. pastor Bette of Grand Ranldl .rent ^12 ’ Teddy Hayward left Thursday Tlie Woodland Chapter of the nesday evening at the home of Mr! Woodland ,w2k>„J « i Order of tlie Eastern.Star. No. 498. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott. There Sunday, June 14. nnrt M™ ?h.rte<^I...PB"nU‘ Mr 111am johncoek, from Fort CUii>«m >p«a visited his brother. Johnnie w,’h •'* which wns Instituted June 2. 1041. It was decided to hold a Community, 10 30-A ChUdren's Day program * benefit soft h.n r.m. fnr ... CmllMcd U,. Ktaol IhU y-.r. Th. will proeniM. ’ J“Jto’IS h w, home riming, June 3. At lids time the, term will run from July 13 to July! A souvenir booklet containing lhe whlIe nuVjM b.n Chapter waa presented and officer* 24 with Mra. Georgs Wingard as( outline of the Pastor's message'The Tuewiav nteht P‘«>ed : installed by the Worthy Grand Ma-! director. / Best Thing in Life" will be presentu . trim.' Mra. Margaret Jones of OtIn previous years this school waa[ed to each tn attendance nlS? 1 J? °5k h“‘, dfr”? hlT U> the 1UMPUal •ego. assisted by lhe Grand Mar- held immediately following the| The free will offering will be white*down.ST m ’’. shall. Grand Chaplin and Grand ■ close of tiu? regular school year but given to mission*. fell on thJ revlmen? * m We,wer. Mian, urana vnapun ana uratio ■ close oi ine regular scnooi year dui given to m ------------------— •.... • -----.• -----1. — , — . — •■•• — l^.._ ... . ,ieu on me pavement. tended the Aid meeting Organist A number of guest* from} by having it In July lhe children Kilpatrick Mlla Rlllh. 1 ,i — ™ Wednes-------- 'i 1 Mlsa Ruth Williams has f gone- to day and then called on Mr Mr.oJand the surrounding Chapters were will have had a rest and will be. 2:00 P M A "Childreng-Day Pagm. t n* *■ ‘ ,n vWverdale ‘ ‘ - Mrs Mrj ShepgBepi ........ — - -------■---t,.a,|v ,o enlov the two week* nf eant” will KkJ. 7? her home for lhe Mrs. David Shepherd. ! ........................ prrj*nt A dinner was served preBlbte school which the leaders^ve1 Sunday school. Barbar«dDaltnn1^MU3 LyUh ,,an-M‘n to herd u M>n>p»hat improved in < ceding the meeting. preimred Further announcement* chairman of the committee and will' GraM SS^nex^ye^1' Mh^Mar" loiter “win*' h*f “ mUC,> Apply Now For Canning Sugar will be made taler. I| be In «".ter_igaim^in charge of of the program. p^™m~ "" I ; County Clerk Allen Hyde as head ' wiBhbe<^H» E^dT* kOr ^0C,rtl** wll> •‘"nd Khoo! next yrar ’ mL MARTIN CORNERS Entertains Garden Club _ of the Rationing Board of Ute -I. » j8'00..0®I<*k a‘ , rMC'1 Martha Zemke who has taught here' T1* WBC.S. has been postponed County has appointed representaMn. How.rt Hr-lll mUrUlMd church «nd Ite'aulita, U0C MU hn' ” ’ bX. t bJ^toi Alx yc*r’,o her bomc ln ver-lfTa rek- Yauh n"1 week ,or . lives in each township to receive the ic Garden club at her home last be "Who is Whn in th. nihte-- hi. ner.. nome ltend~ monlville. she will go to Ionia next, l’Ucc ol nteeting. j applications Cor sugar for um* in Tuesday afternoon. A talk on Hendee Hendse will lead the Ute Woodland ycar. M1M Mlsa K#y n^lng DeUlng has gone gone' Mr an ,nd d Mra. Mra cfctss Clarence CiiitU Curtis -i.J and ’ । home canning. Iris was given by Mrs Karl Paul group ando^! Madaline —- • — Sjrirk*^ ,M1AUne Smith the lhe KilKll-. to Louisiana .7 to visit Pvt. Blair n«>i. Uule son of n. Battle Creek were Woodland towusliip residents ana Mrs. Hewitt's lovely Iris in her gar­ patnex group Claypobl before returning to lier, Sunday visitors at her parents, Mr. I surrounding districts are advised to den was enjoyed by the duh. She cJ'ureh on, home, in Oneftma. . and Mrs. Roland Barrys. Mr. Curj make application with Mrs. Kart also has a nice arrangement of hy<- regular night sltOt o clock. w 1,™,^ Lynch of Chicago ‘ "turned Sunday and Mrt. CurI Faul In the village'. These appllca- brid roses which she Started this PRAIRIEVILLE spent a few days last week with tu ttnd u,u* *X1 1,111 remain for I tlons will then be sent to the Ra­ spring. Mrs. Stella Barber of Richland' he,mo<her' Mrs .William Gibson ; ■ w** ,uu; ' I ttoning Board who in turn Issue called on Mrs. Sarah Johnson and ChMrte* *nd Sherman Lykins and . A Children s Day pantomine will Woodland Wai^Tu-hoes Sugar Certificates for canning and Richard Johnson have • gone to ** Put on next Sunday morning at OBDEB FOB FUBUCAT10W | preserving. Applicants may ' come Bob Bailey, son of Mrs. Law­ Dora Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs James Boulter and Lake s l* nd "n days. । 10 . oclock b >' the Sunday school, rence Finefrock. a graduate of lhe to the home any day or evening blit “nd “".K L Appelman and A1J.“ren^nV!« Arth^ Pertn'^f I Monday. Bring the serial numbers class of 1M2 ot W. H. 8. has en­ family spent Tuesday afternoon with . weekend at their. Mr . “Dd ***"" P«Tta of ! ot your war ration books, lhe num­ listed in the Infantry of the U. 8. Mr. and Mra. Bert Eifler and family fam11* *1>cnt in Battle Creek I c °tt*Ke at Gun lake. 1 Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. , brr of quarts of fruit now on hand Army and will report for duty Mrs Irving. Zara. Bert and Earl1 and Mr» Lto7d Everta of h*nden,8a,Ty ."Y* ‘‘•“■“ter ot Hasnnd tlie number canned the previous June 18. their parents, Mr. and Junior Blocher, son of Mr. and Boulter and Mrs. Lewis Johnson. Downers' Grove. Ill. spent the Complete Check-up at Special Rate. Kalamaxoo snappers shoppers on !WM * ...... ..... hla Parents. nl Mr.. » and, Mrs John Blocher of South Wood­ Jr., • . were mawniuw on I -----1UJ M"- Milo . Barry ' Sunday. - ----- - . '| Mrs. Flnvd mi .. Lovteaii Mr. and Zednenlay. Floyd Rven* Everts Miu Wld Mrs. Mrs Orr Pb FUher -----were land has enlisted in the Marine Wednesday. Corp. Glenn Leeper of Scott* Evertj» ot- ----Detroit waa a weekend! Sunday dinner guest* of Wm. CogsCorps. He is now in training at - -— •-■mi i home of Mrs. Fay Wing. Friday Sacramento. Calif. teld. Ill., IU.. spent Ute weekend with,, BUMl «UMl ol ot her htT P*"nta. weU and taW on Ute Center road. Field. Congratulations to Mr. and Mn. i ajterruxm. June 12. at 2 P. M. his foster mother. Dora Brandstet-I Guest night of Laurel Chapter | Mrs. Daisy Tyler kill liavc the topic. Wayne Long of Woodland has been ter. On Sunday he called on Mr. “ No. “ ” 31. ~ O. E. 6. will be held Fri­ Walter Brown and Mr. and Mra day night, June 12. jk 8:30 dinner A. Mills. inducted into the Army from the and Mrs. M. . _______ . IsM-al Rrvidrnt Illes After Operation Bay City district and is temporarily baby daughter in each home. A group of 34 relatives attended Roe 8. Hilsinger was bom in Mis'. Jeanne Hecker who grad­ at Fort Custer. Harry the supper Friday evening honoring ! Wood. Co.. Ohio. Nov. 5. 1872, and stationed Long, an older brother, who left Frederick Castle, -r *— •is Joining ..the uated from Cleary College in Ypsi­ dinner guests of Mr. and who I departed this life at Pennock hoslanti has a position al lhe Olds In Frank Cogswell and family In Has with the Barry county group last ____________ _______ ________ _ < pltal. June 4. 1942: following an week, returned to Woodland Friday at the home of his grandmother, Lansing. Ungs last Tuesday - •• ■ ■ • illness of several months. Phone 2240 daytime. For night aervMr. and Mrs. tawrence Ward and having been rejected. — Boulter. — .................. Mra. *' Mary Frederick left CRESSEY ! When but a small child, she Roger Johnson, member of the Monday. Hit friends wish him luck family hare moved here from Ver­ ice phone 2352 or 2230 * Mr. and Mrs. Ray White of Kal­ moved with her parents on a farm Inshore Patrol of the U. 8. NaVy iand a happy landing. montville. ' routh of Hastings. %<ichlgiin. where and stationed at Cape May. N. J. Cor. Jeffttsoa sad Court Miss Virginia Laurent has gone amazoo visited relatives here Sun­ Mrs. Zara Boulter entertained at i site grew to young womanhood, and day. Tltey also called on .Mr. and Michigan Sta. Hastings, is on furlough and vtelUng his ia luncheon Friday honoring lhe to Battle Creek where she has Mrs. Robert Cosgrove at Climax, FiraatoM Tiraa sad Tabes Sunoco Gas and Oils Oreaaiag I teacher In the rural schools of mother, Mrs. V. Johnson and other Ibirthday of Mra. Bari Boulter. *ortcrelatives. 1Places were laid for seven. In the Mr. and Mrs. Dell White enter- formerly from here, and report NOTICE TO CBEDFTOBB Batteries, Wiadakiald Wipan Vulcanising I Harry Co. attemoon they attended a show in talned relatives from Chicago on him In very poor health. Mr and Mrs. Clarence White en­ South Woodland Church Kalamaxoo. , Sunday. / tertained her son and family anc of the Brethren her daughter and family of Chicago Arthur L. Dodge, pastor 10: 00 A M—Worship and sermon. Jewels of great price, be noteworthy her liome on Main street after an on Sunday. The daughter will n11: 00 AM.—Sunday'school. not because of I heir width, but be- Illness of many months were lield We wish to announce that on cause of their weight.—Seneca. ' Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. I«ee Reynolds on Sunday. Several from here went to Haa- Woodland Community News LEGAL NOTICES FOR CAR CONSERVATION Drive Into Our Station! LET US HELP YOU KEEP YOUR CAR RUNNING FOR THE DURATION VULCANIZING ... ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE sugar rationing cards for canning. Lets keep him For "Service That Satisfies—Service Your Own Judgment Will Tell You: on the inn! That Saves More people go to CHEVROLET DEALERS FOR SERVICE 1 Check and Rotate Tire* 3 Service Engine— Carburetor, Battery 4 Tcit Brakes 5 Check Steering and Wheel Alignment Check Clutch. Transmission. Rear Axle ... become for years more people have purchased Chevrolets than any other make of car, Originator and Outilanding leader W.'WELCOMED }he .Ejtabli.hmentl 'for wa*tow our opporiimBy to NOTICB TO uUDUhU 7 8 Check Cooling System Protect and Preserve Finish havs^olways^btsn.yVhsnl • This is a war of resources. And the housewife who saves tin and paper, uses up leftovers and remodels old clothes is helping make America's resources go as far as possible. So is her husband when he gets extra shaves out of a raxor blade, saves old nails and hardware, and walks to work. Like other folks, Michigan Bell em­ ployees are pulling . . . . together to win the war. By gating alon/t with what they have they arc helping conserve vital war materiala. The girls in onr offices keep extra vigilant watch over all supplies and equipment, to make them last. shortogsi forctd.up^Aie\osy 'of oil kinds of. msrehandhs? wa, kept'our' tslling'y pries? Telephone men are finding r<ew ways to keep old equipment in service. They take extra care of the tools with wLjich down, o» Iong'os_wa’could5 they work. They are careful with cars steadfastly withstood ths erolj prics^riss,' our^csilinfl' snd tires. And they even pick up small scraps of wire after ■ job is finished — not because it’s economical in money, but bceatuc the material ittelf is the thing that’s important now. •VAnd since our ‘ prices hod, BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN than ever, o place lor thrifty people lo shop. • And by' MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY limn OatMt.1 ■ prices are set ot levels that CAR CONSERVATION PLAN ’ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN nt Holl [pf/riesj ,C«lllngs} provs how low Penqay pricuj 6 ... because Chevrolet dealers specialize in giving skilled, de­ pendable service on all makes of cars and trucks. Mr. and Mra Leslie Gould ana children spent Sunday with Mr^nd Mrs Harold lauch of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Campbell of Hastings visited at the home of Mrs. Elsa Wertman Sunday after­ NOTICB TO CBBDITOBB noon. Mrs. Wertman is back in her own home now. Murieta Campbell, Will. MeaulW I Cet Regular Lubri­ 2 cation than to any other dealer organization ... because for yean more people have purchased used carsfrom ' Chevrolet dealers than from any other dealer organization. tended graduation exercises at Wayland on Thursday. Russell Oay. brother of Wayne Gay had tlie misfortune to have a tractor upset Saturday pinning him under it At last reports It was thought he had a broken arm and perhaps some other injuries. Robert Hammond is nursing a sprained arm. CEDAR CREEK** bodylf /?**»*' ■ -url �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNK II. 1M2 'spent Sunday evening wiUi Mr. and!.Newton. I tho I«lla Post hospital. Battle Helen attended live graduation ex-1 Preaching—11:90 Christian Kndaaror-7:00 , Un. Ed Thomas. : I Keith Calt. grandson of Mn. Ella creek. Friday. ercises at Howard City Tueaday : of Hastings called on Mr. and MraI Mlm Virginia Pish was a weekend! Calt. was transferred from New, Mr> Wcllfy Kfdm of cju^yuje evening. Juno 3. George Forbey snd family Satur- guest of Miss Anna Baar of Grand, Y°rk to Scotland. Thia U the firat vliUed hcr :nolher Mrs Bengali ntng at 8:00, at lhe church. i day afternoon. ‘ | Rapids. I fr°m him ' Serse Bunday afternoon. Ths Christian Endeavor bmlnca* Ung । * Mr. Mrs. ” Kenneth Mead andj MLas Irk Olnutaad ia working at Wedel tn Hastings Tuesday after| Mrs. Guy Smith entertained the! Mbs Norma Yoder Li assisting ’ and J " *- ” J — ‘ meeting will be held al lhe parson­ her >•family Maple Gtbve Mr. B1M1 and wiuua i ladiCA of the Bowne Aid Society! MM. Henry Smelker with U. ------- of - — -------- were -- Sup- IUm) homp „ mr „1UUUH noon. age at 8:00, Friday evening, with a rluv nflrmnnn Ccaller, nf Mr Mr Mand . .. . Clarksville —... ... ... .... . .. | Wednesday afternoon. • housework for a few days. .‘U“” oX ”d i: T<______ ’*G5<md of near thb Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A Berd Ing pot-luck lunch. I Frank Walton returned Sunday Mr. and Mra. Harotd Roscnber-, ” *“ (week. « ! evening from hb fishing trip in the Ber arcompanicd Mr. and MFs. I Mrs. Alfred Gonsales and Helen Gloria Laboum of Detroit visited Tinkler and baby. Pauline Everson Preaching—10:00 upper peninsula. Hub Burley to Fort Cualer Sunday Moore attended tho graduation her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mra. and little Lnldy Lester of Haatinga. Sunday school—11:00 Mr and Mra D. W Yaraer of whcre uttfr P|cked “P tbe,r exercises at Hastings. Friday eve- George Nelson. Sunday. ----- ------------------------------- t------Christian Endeavor—9.00 o.n,?. e.'f. son Clayton who b on a three1 I Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clinton and Battle Creek. Prank Winans and hu mother ‘ Mra Fllen Yaier Mr ‘'»y furlwuh. i J»rk McCoy of Cedar Springs and rtaughtera of Ada called on Mr. and son Chester and Clifford Wright of „ndir?ent T nn Mr and Mra Gerald Cairns and L*wrence Borc 61 Grandville were Mrs. i. R. Clinton, Saturday eve- Irving spent Sunday with Mr. and ■S3S - **'■ “■* ,ra u„ cov The Michigan Annual Conference convenes at First Methodist church < “n •* ’n”p-. <•' ■>In Grand Rapids this week Wed­ from the hospital. | son and Fry home. Uoll spcnt Uw wrfkend w„h Mr o, Chlc><|) Mrv Hub-1 caWnTof Mr. Mw7m nesday and runs through Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward of Miss Helen Steckle of Battle un(j George Nelson. ■ ! bard at Greenville Sunday. ObV and !X~. M- McCn; zt Ulrt.r.J “nO Mr*O««>Cn Ot • Belding were Saturday afternoon Creek spent the weekend with her. -m, Beminh Seese fell outsidei Fltr. ini THcicr; . i1™ “_______ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ever- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owenner home Saturday night and: Corners iiave purchased tlie home I Sunday. .ion and family. • Steckle. ", broke —— *— •— - Price, __ j .. roke )• her wrkt in •two places. t of --------Forrest and the -------latter, has I “‘j | The ordination service wBl occur I Dori* Barnett of Irving h spend- Mr and Mrs. Alva Moore and Mr. andIZr. . Johnson of moved Into lhe Fred Stnngham Jil Mrs. Sper.or . at 3:00 next Sunday afternoon, and Ing lhe week with hcr grandpar- family of Lake City spent the Logan were Sunday afternoon; hoti»e. formerly known as tlie Per■ ents. Mr. nnd Mrs George Bassett, weekend with Mr. and Mn. Chas.' guoLs of Mr. and Mra. Ray Wieland kins house i Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Dqnkleber- -Moore Mrs. Moore and the chfl- and■ family. • Mra. George Nelson was in Ha*c““' o””’h ger of Dowling were Sunday evening. dren remained for Hie week. . ' Mrs- Otto Kunde called on Mrs. tings nnd Clarksville on business tings visited Mr. and Mrs. Rial visitors of. Mr. and Mrs. Clement -Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and Bill James of Ha*tmg* Saturday.] lust week. There will be no preaching serv. Mead and family Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Yeitcr and'-4-Quests from away who attended। Kellogg and Jo Ann al Lansing.■ 1 Ice next Sunday during the pastor's । Mr. and \fra Victor Henney and. Pleasant Valley spent Sunday with Mra. Jennie Yetter and Donald of the wedding .reception of Mr. nnd। Sunday. | absence at conference. We invite family and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Jew Boulard of Lowell were Sunday afternoon Mrs. Lyle Olmstead were Mr. andI Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roush were our people to the ordination service Roush of Hustings spent Sunday , Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Owen Mrs Lyle Marshall and daughter., Sunday dinner gucsta of Mr. and next Bunday afternoon at First “ and other organi»ti°’»« toP *^e j afternoon with their mother. Mra Mr. nnd Mra F. C. Deming andI Steckle. Clifton Hickey of Lansing. Mr andI Mra. C. M. Murray of Grand Rap­ Methodist church tn Grand Rapids. percent figure, they will receive a Mary Henney. Mrs. IJoyd Karcher of Grand Rnp-: Dr. and Mrs 1. H. Walter and Mrs. Harold Horton of Ypsilanti, , ids. special Minute Man Certificate of Mrs. Wealey Keim of Clarksville ids. Mra. Nancy Deming. Mrs. IdaI farnili, and Mr and Mra. Lloyd Roy Horton npd family, the MUse* Mr . all(I M„. Edwin r,QWIn Chaffee enancc and ann BARNUM SCHOOL Mr. and Mra. Award signed by Secretsry Mor- nnd the MLsm-s Pearl and Doris Darr. Mrs. Mary Dodge, and John Mr. nnd Mr*. Keith Durkee genthau, the State Administrator, Reuter of Grand Rapids called on Fixh. local, were Sunday callersI Karcher and M.irion of Grand Virginia and Thelma Sherwood. KcK11 Chaffee of Jackson Mr and . Rapids .pent the Mend with.Mr Mary Lou Allen of Fowlerville. Mra. Mrs jra phalw and qu^. culled on Mr. nnd Mrs. Adam En­ and the Slate Chairman of tho Mrs. Adah Moller Sunday mid re- of Calvin Fish, who Li Ul a id Mr*. William Crake* m honor George Myera. Mr. and Mr. । by. and Mra Rlchard cha-^. dres and the Richard Durkee fam­ War Saving* Staff, the Treasury minded her of her birthday. . | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton andI of tiieir mothers birthday. Thomas Myer*, and Mrs Stanley, fw. and or MorgBn were Sun­ ily of Freeport Sunday. Department announced. Thia cer­ Mrs. Etta Blough of Hastings: sons of Carlton township were Geneva Uogurr of Grand Rap- Thompron of Hastings, Rev. E. M. day mJUwr guesta of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Etta Parmalee of Allegan tificate entitles the recipient to fly called on Mrs. Frank Walton Sun- Sunday dinner guests’ of Mr. andI Ids spent Sunday flight and Mon->Xckes and husband of Charlotte.1 y,ni,v Sherman the flag, which is being manufac­ day afternoon , . Mra B. R. Clinton. Mr. ui)d Mr* day with her grandmother. Mr*, and Rev. and Mr*. Don Carrick o:. Rev c V Holstein and family is spending a few days In the of Grand Rapli cX S M?Sd neighborhood. tured in various sixes and is sold by­' Mra. Keith Durkee of W’oodland Ray Clinton of Irving called in the C L Wlktxu and both returned to SunAeid. licensed suppliers at a nominal wa* a Sunday afternoon caller of afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crockford were Grand Rapids Monday evening. The Misses Doris and Pearl Reup^d Tabberer Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Leap Karcher. Keith Slnkler of Ixmg lake spent Mr. and Mra Herman Ckwch ter of Grand Rapid* visited Mr. and I« ihe(r way fkWnc from Hastings Sunday callers at the home ot ■ Gerald Forbey. who is in the. a few days with his comlns. Ray­ railed on Mr. and Mr* Floyd Geiger Mrs Semlah Sceic Sunday evening. W|Kre thry attended the piano ro- Mr. and Mra. Arthur Puller of Has­ army air corp, ha* flnbhed his’ mond and Paul'Mead. tings whose little son Is recovering schooling in California, and ..... Mrs. Theodore Buehler of Pleasnnd I-alc'? »•“ n «1PP«r B«”»‘ Mr pib. Their three older children took from a tonsil operation. been transferred back to Odgen.l luit Valley and Mias Grace Newton Mrs. Frank Walton, Dorothy Wood*, and Mrs. Leon Hawk Thursday' nurt in the recital The following were Sunday call­ Utah. of Grand Rapids were Tuesday eve- local, and Ml*. Betty o*per of evening. x Mr and Mra Peter W.lhnuu and ers nt lhe Ben Crockford home—Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Emil OLson, local. nlng callers of Mr. and Mrs. Rober* Newtok S^nk? °n i “J ".''‘J?1'’' P™'™ *nd ^n Donald, and Mr and Mra. Joon and Mrs. Walter Worthy of Lake M In, p. v ru JaCk °* I.>,r°‘l Wrrr Wrd,,r*d“> Walluna* of Detroit were Wednes- Odessa. Wm. Crockford and Mrs. Mi and Mra. Prank Dcnlv were evening dinner nnd - over night ,uy guesta of Mr. end Mrs Emil Grace Cole of Woodland. Mr. and Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and guests of Mr nnd Mrs Ivan Roush.1 ol*on Mrs. Pettit of south of Coala Mrs. Ivan Denbe and family of Al-. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bustanee — - Sunday Grove. of. -Mrs'. -Irma — Brown The economical way to Extra Vitamins lo in honor of the birthday nnniver- Greenville were Sunday callers of wtfh Mr and Mrs Myron Thomp4 DELICIOUS VARIETIES Ellis Johnston relumed home Kroger's Thiron Clock Bread with Vitamin sary of Dorothy Denise. Mr. and Mrs. George Bustanee and. Qf South Bowne. from hb trip to Weidman and . Boyd Payne of Hastings railed on Bi for energy ... Iron fox red blood ... Niacin u .. .. Mr nnd Mm prt* Smelker and Mt. Pleasant Friday. ■ hl* mother. Mrs. Ida Payne. Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Roe of: two children of Campbell were SunThe annual reunion of the Bar­ for tired nerves. — afternoon. Ncuajgo were Friday afternoon day evening supper guests of Mr. num school will be held Saturday, Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Karcher and callers at the Thompson and Fry, and Mra Guy Smith. July 18. Marlon nf Grand Rapid* spent Sat­ ho®*Mrs. Alina Wunderlich of c< Grand urday night KRh hL* parent*. Mr Innldv and nnrf Mrs. X(r— John Brown •'f Mrs. Harold Skinner of Battlo Rapids of Hl'BBARD h/lLS MICHIGAN MAID and Mrs. Leap Karcher Creek is. spending this week with i on ia County were Wednesday afFRESH CHURNED Mr. and Mra. Ralph Mowry of Mr. and Mr*. William Dipp nnd her parents. Mr. and Mra. Earl tenmon callers of Mn. iFma Brown. near Grand Rapids spent Tuesday family vbitql Mr. nnd Mrs. Clar- E\cr“n r.vmi>u.r .uauk w.m .uieir Mr. and Mrs. «•••••*» diaries Woodruff l?elr parents. P“"nu- Mr. Mr nnd cn{v' ■,t>hnJ®n Sunday. — ngs spent rnuraaay eveMr. and Mn, Alton Rogers of .ol of MasU Hastings spent Thursday eve- Mrs. Clyde Mowry. On Wcdneaday Wayne Ltipe of White Cloud is*Jackson the with Mr. and Frank ' they allnilwent .to.aLa&range. spent the weekend withnlng nh,» with nHtn b»i Mr .nA Mra Mr. rib.il* V— ---- •_ • on Ind., .. tickson . spent .......... . weekend .. .............................. —ibib . «<>u visiting Ills grandparents. Mr. nnd Mr •’H Mrs. **■•" Coy Stowell. . ।— -----------Mr. “ and Thompapn. IbwiineM. On the ” way ’Itack*'*^ — — — — --j mm * MbcJ l Mrs W. c. l-ipe. Rev and Mr*. Paul Olmstead p0|*v Wedel of Hastings spent called nn on relative* relatives I,, in Ri>!r,.l. Sturgis. 1 Mr. nnd Mr*. Andrew Brandt and visited their son Lyle at -Hunting- port of U*t week with Phyllis Ann Twelve ladles called on Mrs. John daughter of Lansing spent Sun- ton College, Thursday. | Postma. CLOVER VALLEY Andler and helped her celebrate her | day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Jennie Miller spent the I Phyllis Ann Postma and Jeanette birthday -Tuesday afternoon. Ttic Asa Steckle. week with Mn. Bertha Johnson of White are suffering from the afternoon was spent visiting, after Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howk railed Hastings, j mumps, which luncheon wm served. Mrs. on her parent*. Mr. nnd Mra. DanncT ana Air* wvrreu nove ieit Mr. ^nnd Mrs; William Rosebrock Rev. and Mrs. Everett Love left Andler received some nice gifts. nf -Elmdale. and ••••. Mr. Mbiu and Mrs. i2cib Bert b.cwi.-, Lcwta ui of Mona Monday for unuid Grand Rapids Rapids to to atat। h —1 Weaver -------- - — ...... —— ■ Thursday ....... —•,. -«-<vb ay for Mrs. Albert Tripp and Larry and 1 eventin' 71 ... Annual ,M‘a5 . Con­ evi-ninir. and and found found Mr Mr Weaver Howard mt.. City were Sunday dinnrr tend the Methodist Esther Burd and Mary Lou attend­ t recovering from a spriaus heart ul- gucsU of ... Mr. and Mrs. Virgil ference. where they will serve on ed the achool picnic in Middleville PLAIN OR cello pkg. CHOICE ALASKA •1 . , , WtkxU Woods nnd rfamily. “mlb' • । sla“ U”? conference treaa- Thursday. SUGARED dozen | A number from Freeport areMrs. Ray Neeb of Vicksburg re-lurer. Mr. and Mra. Archie Burd and planning to 'attend Uir National turned home Friday afternoon after| Children's dav wa* observed In children and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shrine Convention at Knlamazo aasbting Mrs. Lewis Neeb withthe Methodbt chureh last Sunday Green called on the fon:»er's par­ ‘hl* next week- Ward Hynes ano her housecleaning during lhe pastwith a shorb program and baptism ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burd, m I .^Tnlor of Charl01** Played । week. , of children. Rev. Love baptized Assyria Sunday afternoon. They ■ J.?nV,nUon Tuc5du>' evening. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hynes were, throe babies and throe small chll- also called on Mr. and Mra. Her­ Mra. Clarence Van Patten and Mr dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Ward, dren The music by the choir was bert Wright in Maple Grove and COB,TIT Cl,, W*0E ■ and Mra Lewb. Nccb attended the Hynes of Charlotte Thursday eve-! exceptionally well given to the en- found Mr. Wright, who had a stroke rranduatlon exercises of their nlng. > joymcnl of the congregation, some time ago. m well m could be nephew and grandson, Robert Clin-! Mr and Mrs. Harold Barnum and Mr*. Thera Nagler and Mra. expected. , Fr,day cvcnlnS Dickie of Grand Rapids were Eleanor Geiger of Hastings accotnThe W.C.T.U. will meet nt lhe i visitors at Mra. Edna Miller. Sun- panled Mr. and Mr*. Arthur RlchU home of Mrs. Empia Anderson; day. ' | ardson to Bellevue Sunday and COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS WHITE lbs. । Ttiesday afternoon. June 18. at 2:00. Percy Rosser visited hb son/Wes-1 were dinner guesta of Mr. and Mr*. Everybody welconw. . . ley Rover and family of Allegan' Chester Rlchard*on and fami'.v. Mr and Mrs. Henry Saddler of Sunday. , | Read about two weddings ot local u. , Kalamazoo were Sunday guest* of Mr and Mrs. Frank Martin and; Interest on the social page of thb siwi HOTHOUSE TOMATOES lb. 17e , tiieir niece. Mrs Pearl Lightfoot Marilyn of Grand Rapid* were Lssue. Mtnul. । and family : Sunday evening guesta of Mr. and I Sunday caller* at the home* of Mb* Helen Bustanee underwent Mrs. John Thaler and family. I Arthur and John Richardson were ; on operation nt Pennock hospjtal,Mr. and Mr* Frank Hynes visited | Carl Hewitt and family of Wooo, Friday morning. at the home* of Mr. and Mrs. Ford land and Mr. and Mra. Ray Richlitrdvare, aappliea' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deming of Stowell and Mr. and Mrs. Von. ard»on of Grand Rapid*. laar, rep.------------VAN CAMP'S LARGE ft «r», aupplin j Grand Hnjiidi called On hl* mother. Mskley of Woodland. Sunday aftUnited Brethren Circuit 300 SIZE <ozjtYC Mrs Nancy Deming. Sunday : cmoon. ' PaUj Olmstead, Pastor - 993.80 Rev. and Mra. Paul Olmstead Herbert Kunde. Mrs. R. F. Kunde., Freeport called on Mrs. James Brogdon at.Mr*. Virgil Woodi and Dorothy and! Sunday school—10:30. ;FREEPORT OF PATRIOTISM — -- Minute Man Fijes nian.—Thia is ■ -------Department for firms and oreanizationa which attain more than ‘.Hi percent participation in War Sav­ ings Bonds purchases by their etn^or members through a syspurchase pion. The Minute la emblaxoncd in white on a background, surrounded by thirteen stars, representing the Nation's thirteen founding States. When companies, tabor unions, ----- --------------— - - BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS flHBKROGER S PRESERVES 2 £ 27c ENRICHED OTHER BAKERY VALUES I 15c POUND CAKE JELLY ROLL -* 15c FRUIT TEA RING 19c Gaasiaa 13-Egg ANGEL FOOD CAKE 32c 27c 10c 23c 31c 22c 25c POST TOASTIES 3 ££ 23c SHRED. WHEAT 2 — 21c KROEGER RUSK 3 pib- 27c SPOTLIGHT coffee 2 £. 41c SODA CRACKERS 2 £ 17c COOKIES TRAY PACKED p». 10c RICH CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE la sanitary ruu rM cohtairer lb I VC CREAM CHEESE EVAP. MILK 3 PET MILK CARNATION 3 Tali Tall ENRICHED JLOUR tfOnCfl MlUUU « VEGETABLE SHORTENING U lb. can 29c 23c 25c 99c 65c Popular Stands CIGARETTES $1.19 MOTOR OIL 8 81.35 OXYDOL OR RINSO X 59c GRAN. SOAP Giant pkg GROWING MASH EGG MASH WESCO 100-lb. 16% DAIRY FEED 100-lb. Peanut Butter 2 £ 35c 100-lb. 51c S3.09 33.05 SI.99 PINK SALMON ™ 19c NEW POTATOES 10 TOMATO JUICE 33c 2 Gr.’ 33c FRUIT COCKTAIL 15c TOMATOES ™ 12c LEMONS TENDERONI CELERY LEAF LETTUCE 19c 2. «.<>. 15c CANTALOUPES ,J”! — 10c »■ 7c Maxwell House Coffee »• 32c ONIONS REDEEM YOUR SUGAR STAMPS AT KROGER'S TEXAS YELLOW SUGAR * 6c KROGER S TENDERAY IS THE ONLY BEEF THAT'S ALWAYS FRESH AND TENDS?. YOU GET ONLY THE HIGHER GRADES V~ KROGIRSd OF BEEF, YET TENDERAY IS ALWAYS ftonasna.l LOW"'a°' PFCfI LAMB LEGS * 33c LAMB ROAST smoilder u> 27c TENDERAY SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 35c FRESH BROILERS DRESSED RING BOLOGNA Q"^u‘ CHUCK ROAST PORK LIVERS BAKED MEAT LOAVES u. 33c VEIN-X SHRIMP SKINLESS FRANKS "> 25c YELLOW PIKE PIGS FEET ih BLUE PIKE PORK KNUCKLES » 19c COOK BOOK HVE ON FOOD COSTI 5c FISH FILLETS PLASTER STANDING lb •rtwL kkor -^"..7. ubar . . SASH .00 WINDOWS At»»i: Miller. Carried. Moied by Beaseh, >a| BARGAINS He Have Purchased the Entire Stock of THE HOME LUMBER CO. 15c 22c SLICED BRICK 28c TENDERAY BOILING BEEF » 21c LIME 26c TENDERAY u> 31c “LUMBER BARGAINS” — TENDERAY RIB ROAST 8K8»<srK?x». ROCK LATH Small Size DOUBLE SAVINGS I UK ON CAR WU« b, .b.cb« IEQULA1 PUCK. 1118 BUTTER 2 ‘bu 77c 39c SALAD DRESSING oWAX BEANS 2 CORN mlbeh iartam TENDER PEAS 2 GRAPE JUICE TWINKLE DESSERTS 4 MUSTARD AVONDALE 2 Q“T Kellogg's Corn Flake* or BREAD 3S25« DOUGHNUTS 35c geni and are selling all items to move quickly in order to save moving lo our yards. 15c 2 u>s roixoca 27c u. 18c I1ES] Everything Goes—Come In Now! STANDARD SUPPLY & LUMBER CO. lid N. Michigan Harting* Hsnitt. �THtMDAY, JUKI 11. IHt Mr. and Mn. Dal* Conklin, ha»- DOH WWSLDW OF TltWf MRANK MARTINE* MIDDLEVILLE (Continued from p*se X thl* Bee )' south Haven. Mr*- Vanlla Murphy tome warm. The graduates all, Kaechele of Caledonia, Mr*. Nora funeral eras held at the Wayland did wall at Clare Night and had Adams BUmaon and Mrs. Ruth Methodist church Monday aftsrtheir Joke* and the auditorium wa* was M^ttcaon Bchad of Middleville. Mra. completely filled for commencement cknlty and former charge*, many .Wednesday evening. Kim Bigler of ' going from thl* vicinity. Service. Hastings gave a very fine address. told their property, the A. C. Hyde father. The local Farm Bureau unit will Now the young folks are out looking, Miller of Johnstown, who will lo- meet at the Mr. and Mr*. Walter up work for lhe summer to help Stanton home June 17. Tlie carry­ defray expenses for advanced edu­ Bena way; Spurlock of Kalamazoo. Rar. W. F. vtce-fpreiddent. Sherk; ■- secretary-treasurer Kendrick. superintendent ot the Junior Martin, a former bus driv­ in supper will • be spread on the cational courses. er for tlie Hastings sctiool, who lawn. Clark Home. Grand Rapid*, who waa Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Hklrigel and Martha Jean Schad. The Women'* Society for Chris­ was inducted Into the army, is now district superintendent on three tian Service will meet on Thursday daughter Barbara attended the in training in Australia. districts where the Harrises were will entertain the i commencement nt Albion college IU June meeting. Roy Strickland went to Kalama- with a carry-in dinner. Mr*. Norman Stanton ha* been Monday where his brother William roll call will Henry Brog All members art asked eulogy on lhe life cf degrre of Doctor of Divinity. Wil­ Custer awaiting induction into the trouble. cemetery at Wayland. Tlie deepest liam is now district superintendent Tliere will be no preaching serv ­ George Seeley of Battle Creek service sympathy is felt for Rev. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McClelland ice Sunday due to the pastor's ab- of the Grand Traverse district of visited hl* grandparents. Rev. and the Michigan conference and 1* one were Bunday guests of thetr par­ ed on Mina Aldrich Monday. Mr. and Mr*. Leon Cole and Mr. of the local boy* sent into the min­ ents. Mr. and Mra. Jay Cole. Mr. the Prairie Garden club for its first istry from the Middleville Method ­ and Mr*. Bernard Tasker were in and Mrs ana Mrs. Glenn onnetn OrifTeth taking mm him] *■ McClelland ha* returned to hl* home Monday. George has 7>lned J I relumed U> their cottage at I _ work after treatment at the hospi­ Hasting* on Friday lo attend the ist church of whom we are justly the marines and leaves Thursday sol eaU^f^PaiStT FtowS?take aft*r tprndU1* Wtatw proud. He has worked hard for tal for back Injuries. —----------... -------the roll call My Favorite Flower Texas on Ulalr fann th(!re. , m.klns hb. terrw-n. Children's Day eitercise* at lhe Hasting* htgU, school, of which hl* honors—graduating from Michi­ ll*nd Caller* .1 Clifford Kahler. B. M„. Ahn* I—nlln, S<™i. ( Briggs church will be held Sunday their sister. Marjorie Tasker. 1* a gan State College, and later doing “ ““ — rtnv -v ~ -r: U, -------anH MrVn Tlie business consulra -- -Iftrfe —- --r-morning al 11-JO* o'clock. The pro­ member. Miss Beatridb Tuckerman, three years work in two and fin­ years, passed away very suddenly treasurer a lormcr former rraiuniv resident here, was. ----also ishing at Garrett Biblical Institute Friday night at tho home of her ] llrtnctDaliy ot divi.wion of plans for mnn gram I* is in charge of Katherine “ ,nd Mr- •nU and later graduating from Albion niece. Hollon. Evaline Tasker and Irene i one of the clas*. Loyd Owens and family of Cedar niece, Mr*. Mrs. Beatrice Stlmei. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Dorothy Holmra. with Mr and Mrs. Harold Cree enter- college so bears several degrees Scott had resided here more than the Plower festival to be held June Creek. . 12 at the T.-K. achool and to which j the Young People* cla»s assisting. t*lned at a family gathering Sun­ before acquiring this last. me sne ^lub ciuo v«-l the puouc public u la mvireu. invited. The vot-1 MIm Jennie Reynold* has retumwill do the decorating. honort»< her twin sUter. Mra tg conlribuus u, the pflze fund I ed home after spending two week* Mr. and Mra. Arthur Oetty and Uked by those who had made her Mr*. Sherman Jone* and mother.; Homer Erway. and family of Mus- daughter Colleen and hl* brother arouainunre She Uved'in Grand Ior dtapU>. with her ststre si VMuburg. Mr». Lind, will cooperate in enter- j ktgon Height*. ~ Glenn-Getty and wife of Sparta Rapids six years before mortngim ■ Ba|M.r lwd ci)an|(. o( the programMr. and Mra. Aubrey Murray of talntng the Pleasure Birthday Club; vai !****• spent the weekend nt Burt lake al it* next meeting ! PlEAhANT VAlXfcl____ ______ _ near Petoskey doing a bit of fishing. our town nnn previously naa *«» the jubject being -Peonies''. Among Nashville were Suncrsy visitor* al DON WINSLOW OF THE NAVY SAYS£ business in Port Huron^She had ^gaudn* .he gave on the. Chas. Kahler*. Mr*. Mary Bidleman of Grand Mr. and Mr*. Dale Conklin have , , ■Bieir twin ion*. Bob and Billie, belonged to the Valley City lodge SHIPMATES, LET'S GO ALL OUT purchased a plot of ground near Rapids is visiting Mr. and Mn. spent the time with their grand­ No 194 Maccabees for thirty-seven ————— 11 1 ’ FOR OUR EXPANDING NAVY— Lacey on lhe former Frank Clark John F. Brake for a few day*. years. Surviving 1* a son Harrison Mr. and Mn. Harley Taylor spent parent*. Mr. and Mrs A. C. John­ J. Scott of Detroit, one granddaucth-1 ' farm with the intention ot soon Sunday with Mr. and Mr* Russell son. building a home. Ur and twp great-grandchildren; Mra. Hattie Smith spent from Much sympathy is shown for Mr. Taylor and family of Berlin. one sister. Mr*. Grace Lewis of Mid-, Lester Stuart of South Boston Monday until Wednesday thLv week dleviUe and one brother. Wm. Kra-j and Mas. Frank Cox. who lost their —Courtety Bell Syndicate home by fire on Friday during their planted com for Elmer Scott and with her son Arthur and family in mer of Grand Rapids. Funeral > Garfield Slater. Friday and Satur- Hostings. Monday afternoon with services were held from the Beeler absence. her daughter-in-law she visited Tlie Pleasure Birthday club was day. funeral home at 2 P. M. Monday! entertained on Wednesday at the Miss Frances Scott of Grand Battle Creek and attended * band conducted by Rev. S. B. Qulncer. I concert by the city band in which heme of Mr*. Olive Tobias. I Rapid* spent from Friday night un­ Interment wa* mgde in Mt. Hope’ I til Sunday noon with Mr. and Mr*. hr/ grandson. Norman Drew, plays cemeUry. the French horn. Elmer Seott. Mr*. Al Nye broke her ankle Ini ! Mire Eldlene Preston and Mn. two places when she fell in the; 1 Dorothy Veneenma of Grand Rap­ The marriage of Lieutenant Rob- yard of her home Saturday after­ ! ids spent Thursday evening with noon. She was token to Pennock] ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston. wmnn iiobjumu where wncre the me injury was »*» res iri Smith anil anti MM MIm BClty Betty Bowser OI of hospital , Sunday afternoon callers on the Detroit occurred at 4 o'clock Satur- duced and Is getting about on ’ _ruicnc.s now. J. F. Brakes were Mr. and Mrs day. June 6 at the Kappa Kappa crutches Mrs. John Robertson, nee Maxine! । Duane Grey of Lake Odessa. Mrs. I .nrising tn lhe presence of member* Mac I ver. received her degree from Nls* of Grand Rapid*. Mr. and of the Immediate families. Herbert the Michigan StaJc College. Satur­ ■ Mrs. John E. Brake and family were Thorpe, brother of lhe groom acted day. She completed her work atk , dinner guest*. holiday time and is assistant diea* best man. ! Mr.'and Mra. Emery Benedict and Lieut. Smith la a graduate of the ticlan at lhe dale hospital at Caro. The Barrett family recently । ‘ Joanne nf Greenville spent Sunday Thornappie-Kellogg high school and at Herbert Gelger'a. Mrs. Benedict Of Michigan Slate College where he moved from lhe Moxon farm on I 1 and Mrs. Geiger called on Mrs. met his bride who is enrolled there Grand Rapid* St. to a farm near] I Annis Strong of Pinhook. as a student. The groom wm em­ Selkirk lake. Allegan county. Tho new Government Credit Regulation makes it necessary Miss Florence Bender of Grand I Mr. and Mr*. John F. Brake ployed in the chemical division ot that future monthly statements include, all charges and i spent Thursday with Mr. and Mr*. the Upjohn plant nt Kalamazoo be­ Rapid* spent the weekend at home. , Don siowins and family of Port­ fore entering the army, and was n She Is spending three hours a-werte! credits for the entire calendar month. There has been no member ot tire reserve officer* corps out of office hour* acting aa one! land. ; Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime ac- when tn college. He has just com­ of lhe "gray ladles" at Blodgett, change in credit terms on monthly charge accounts; bills arc j companied Mr. and Mr*. Harold pleted an officers training course at ho*pltalv who assist tlie nurses ini Yoder of Freeport lo Grand Rap­ Ft. Sill Okla., and will be accom­ their duties. due and payable in full by the 10th of each month. It la with sorrowing hearts that, ids Sunday to the home of Mr, panied by his bride wherever hl* you iavi momit and Mrs. Jesse Boulard. Other vis- future destination Ilea. The young Middleville resident* received the | couple left for a short wedding trip new* of the death of Mrs. Tere*a, However, if any portion of the account remains unpaid 30 you tuuoy pkompt, coomAitvt Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Van and return to his southern camp Harris, wife of Rev. H. H. Harris, Ammito m day* beyond the due date merchants arc not permitted to Manon of Grand Rapids. The day this Tuesday. The best wishes of who passed away Saturday noon,;, you* cam ii nAMiMto nn ur a wa* In celebration of lhe wedding many friend.* go with the young June 6 at her home in Wayland aft-1 extend additional credit accommodation. anniversary of the Boulards, Hie folks for a happy future. Members er a two months Illness. The Har-j TUAIMn M. O.tMOiocooaoai, of the family present" at the wed­ rlsses served the Methodist church-1 Joneses and the Kimes. ut ntimtti omlv MtcttiAoy ding were Mr. and Mrs. Vem Smith es of thl* village and Irving fron., The Retail Merchants of Hostings wish to continue credit NORTHEAST WOODLAND OtnATIOMI and son Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Wm 1934 to 1928 and by their friend­ service to all their charge customers os usual; co-operation Mrs. Richard Bloomer of Ann Campbell of New Baltimore, and Mr. liness and true Christian live* won you oav OMiy ton *mat you Mtn Arbor spent Thursday night and and Mrs. Herbert Thorpe of Kala- nil with whom they' came in con­ in paying all bills as required by law will enable them to whim you Mtn rr tact. Among the churches they had Friday with her husband, also her ■ mother, Mr*. Bertha Eckardt. do this. . tout a fv 11 itMoruton Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hiar accom­ Sherman, Lowell. Galesburg. New I Mr. and Mr*. Walter Cooke one ( AT MIMIHUH con panied by Mr*. Eldon Hiar of Bat­ Mr*. Lydia Schuler visited the lat- tle Creek left on Saturday for San Buffalo and Wayland. Two years You can protect your credit by paying in full each month. ago Rev. Harris retired from | ter'a sister. Mrs. Mary Kunx In Antonio, Texas to see tljeir son El­ active ministry and they built Grand Rapids Monday evening. Installment payment contracts arc not affected by this part NEW* 1942 PONTIACS FOR SALE. Many ar. now eligibis don. who has been confined in lhe a nice home In that villhge Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bursley army hospital there r.evtral weeks and where they have had much en­ to purchase a new 1942 Pomiac. Coma in and we will help you of the regulation. | and non Eldon were Sunday dinner because of a back Injury. He is joyment. Mrs. Harris was bom tn guest* of the former's parents, Mr. connected with the signal corp Worden. August 2. 1875 and lier life and Mrs. Bert Bursley and family service. Wo feci sure that the public will cheerfully and patriotically near Charlotte. Nearly one hundred persona at­ truly n queen of the parsonage, co-operate in these naw governmental requirements. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schauss of tended the Middleville high school whose life will live on as a sweet it av^iUhlt ceeveeim GM AC leeuMy tmu. alumni banquet Friday evening— Influence in the Ilves of many young Mrs. Bertha Eckardt Friday aft­ the fiftieth anniversary. Frederick folks and children with whom she Granger of the University of Michi­ ernoon. The Evangelical Buriday school gan, wm a very fine toastmaster, and rl* never had any children but had held their annual picnic at River­ Ml** Viola Fischer represented the helped one or more young people side park. Ionia. Wednesday. About yqung lady refugee from Vienna, through college and educated a 107 N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS, MICH. eighty were present and everyone Austria who was to speak, but did enjoyed thenuelvc* very much in not come on account of grief over the contest* and ball gome and news she received that day—the the pot luck dinner. It waa an ideal placing of her mother In a concen­ tration camp. One of the moat joy­ day for the affair. ful incidents of the event wm the Mr. nnd Mra. James Long of Has­ reunion of the Class of 1U3—the tings also Mr. and Mrs. Luther four girl graduate* who comprised Brodbeck an<L children of Lake Odessa called 'at the E. Brodbeck the first time in 29 years allho, ] hgme Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Walter Cooke were May Come Any Time, Any Place, Day or Night — Are You Roady?. Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooke nnd family at Dorr Mr. and Mra. Victor Eckardt • "Some time ago ahc waa smart enough to figure spent several day* last week with out that it takes two people to keep a ckr rolling— relatives in Reed City. a careful driver and a skillful service man. Children's Day exercises will be held at the Evangelical church next "So. ahc came in to see if we would help prolong Sunday morning at 1U;1S. Every­ the life of her car and tires. I showed her our Car one is welcome. Conservation Schedule and explained how car* arc Mr. and Mr*. Glendon Eckardt- of built to last well over 100,000 mile* if they’re Hastings were rapper guest* of his mother. Mrs. Bertha Eckardt Wed­ nesday evening. "Know what ahc said?... *Okay, Mister—from now on we pamper this car. IU bring it in weekly SOUTHEAST WOODLAND Mr. and Mra. Cridler and chil­ dren of Middleville were Sunday “... Smart gal—she’ll be driving hcr car a long, gnevt* of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ouy. long time. I like to help folks like her. Believe me, Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Farlee and the guy who marries her is going to be lucky,.. Nevah spent Saturday evening HERE'S WHAT I MEAN, RED. EACH DEFENSE BOND WE BUY MEANS MORE SHIPS AND PLANES FOR OUR NAVY? to an operation al Lsllji hospital on mor* lo the farm home of Clayton Care, recently vacated by Mrs. Tuesday. U improvingGeorge Miller. Mr*. Clyde Brandt and daugh­ ter. Betty Loa. are in Pittsburgh. Sylvia Treace of Baltimore. BUY DEFENSE BONDS! Get This Free Examination by the BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Government Controls CHARGE ACCOUNTS WITH THESE tf awkMwNyw Q © © O © ✓x Mrs / BUSINESS CREDIT BUREAU REAHM MOTOR SALES "That gal’s gonna make a swell wife for some lucky guy!" DESTRUCTIVE WINDSTORMS Jprwe**** ui&H SlWDW® Nothing left! Home swept awayl |2,800 gone with the wind! No insurance! |4J0 would have protected this home in tho Michigan Mutual ol Hastings- During the put two year* nearly every county fa Michigan hai suffered heavy financial damage from winditormi. The fine-reputation thia company has for fair adjuatmenta ot loiaea and early pay­ ment of claima, togetlier with other known advantages, makes it the choice of 128,996 owners of 8471,762,589 worth of Michigan property. The cost for protection In thia company is as low as can be furnished by any com­ pany with safety to the insured. ■ The Michigan Mutual of Hastings has purchased 850,000 fa Defense Bonds in co-operation with our government's defense program. A Strong Caih Rasarva and Ra-ln»uranco Guarantas* Protection MICHIGAN MITIAL WINDSTORM IRSUIARCE COMMIT Harrison Dodds, President - Guy K. Crook, Vice-President * M. E. Cota, Secretary-Treasurer Homs Offke — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN titabIMad IMS The Largest and" Oldest Insurance Company of Its Kind in Michigan Don't Forgot — H's ttto HASTINGS COMPANY with Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Williams of Woodland. Mrs. Bertha Mulltnex held open house at the iiome tn Battle Creek Sunday afternoon from three till five in honor of the new bride and groom. Mr. and Mra. Don Wilson (Gwendolyn Mullinexi. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hcrahbergcr and John Mullinex were present. Mr. snd Mra. Laird wotrtng of Grand Raplgs were Friday and Sat­ urday gunsts of his parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Olenn Wotrtng. Mrs. Oamet Townsend and daughter have joined Garnet in Indiana, where hr L* employed Mr. and Mr*. Shirley Mayo. Bar­ bara and Richard of Halting* railed on Mr. and Mra. KrtUi Farlee and baby Friday evening. Mrs. Charles Van Lente and baoy ran of Grant! Haven spent from Tuesday Uli Friday with her moth­ er. Mra. Harrison Blocher. Mr. and Mr*. Fgrris Lathrop of Toledo. Ohio, were Sunday dinner guest* of her parents. Mr and Mr* Owen Smith and will spend thl* week vmung relative* and friend*, i Buy United State# War Saving* Bonds and Stamps to help guarantee victory. Remember, a nation on wheels is a stronger nation. Keep America on wheels—help win the war. STANDARD RED CROWN GASOLINE —the clwid* of midwest motorists by a margin of 2 to 1* over any other brand. STANDARD’S ISO-VIS ” s* .OJ motor on ... high In protective powers, low in carbon formation, famous for giving long engine life. Oft IS AMMUNITION . . . USE IT WHIIYI YOUR STANDARD OIL DEALER IS CAR CONSERVATION HI, GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. Hastiags Phane Jill W. O. MOORE—STANDARD ST I CORNS* STATI & BROADWAY HASTINGS >■ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THVB5DAY, JUNE 11, 1»U and Mra. William Walt and the nation, by C3IVINO his ranch ; daughter of Flint were moving into and his Arabian horses to the Uni- 1 one of Mylo Shaw’s tenant houses verslty of California. This ranch Friday and will on the farm. srd Smith, the mlnteter’s brother,1 which met at her home Tuesday. ““ •*“ ™ Bh.. toil, .Sr Kto army * western remount area, to, vl)le supply officers with the finest type ’ . , . . He I ot Arabian horses. Ten thorough- „ and “,ra. James Johnson of bred Arabian mare, and stallion. H«Ungs called <m Mr* HatUe have been added recently, on. Johnson Sunday afternoon. A* a boy he admired the Arabian standing foals required for use ini Mr. and Mra. Jame* Oliver and horsec-. He purchased a 750 acre the army horsebreeding plan wlU daughter. Eunice, accompanied by farm at Pomona. California many Saturday morning for Flint to visit years ago. for the purpose of rais­ auction. . ——---------- ——— • the former's daughters and their ing pure-tired Arabian horses, tho SOl'TII THORNAFPLE i and their famlUes. Mr. and foundation source of the thoroughCallers Sunday afternoon on Mra. Mr*. George M%K>n of Grand Rap­ hones. He wanted this breed con- Hattie Johnson were iter daughter.'ids came down to do the chores of Mra Theodore Wlerlnga of Grand : both families while they are gone. aerved and propagated In this coun­ try; to Un prove lhe types and breeds Rapids, accompanied by Mrs Albert j Mr. and Mra. Lowe! Sensiba Wlerlnga. Mra. Ed Wlerlnga and apenl moot of last week here with hte accustomed energy and little son of the West County Line.'her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. n Uc Hendrix. Lowel has inrss. He Imported the very and Mra Harold Ross from Detroit.' >nd test types of Arabian homes from' who lias been spending u the week •* ■ been assisting Mr. Affmon in the Arabi*, had hte experts study the,’both In Grand Rapids and Middle-' Jackson vicinity. most up-to-date methods of f*«d-jvilte wlth her brothers and their' , DOWLING ing and breeding, so a* to produce famlli**. The Children s Day program will the very higheat.jype of ArabianMrs. Lydia Willson of Middleville horses, and had been-very success-' spent Thursday afternoon with her be given next Sunday. June 14. at f.,1 - ---------- : sister Mr*Mrs Otte Scott. Clare Bradv. ful. I sister. Otis Scott. Clare Brady. 10:30 a. tn., the regular Sunday When Mr. Kellogg felt that he! who lived for several years with school hour, and there will be no could no longer carry on this work; Mr. and Mra. Scott but now has preaching services at this time u —for the years take their toll—he > employment in Battle Creek, called the pastor, the Rev. Robert Smith, will be attending conference. Rich- W me Lwunm.K) surma.; wuu. church. did what you would expect him to. on Mrs. Scott last week. Kellogg Foundation, had one. ! of Plainwell xpent Sunday with Get Your Gun I who recently won honors In an oraMr. and Mrs. Frank Hallock vb-1 their parents. Mr. and Mra Free torical content at Grand Rapids, j ited the Victor Moxom family at O. Hughaa. was one of the sneakers at Lhe tv,v -A^wta an.4 tKai? Youth Fellowship meeting Sunday recent guest* of their daughter ar.d ents enjoyed a pot luck *upper in evening. , husband. Mr. and Mra. Clare John- the school building here Saturday Some of the Hastings teacher i son. near Laruing. S evening. Mr. and Mra Julius and friends of Mr. And Mra. Leland The ladies of the W. S C. 3. are; Knowlton of Hastings were guest*. Jones gave them a fare a ell sur-' preparing for a baked sale to be The Boy Scouu will spend the week prise party at their home Saturday held in Hasting* Saturday.. 'end at Bubbling Springs near Orevening. Games and refreshments' , ——■ ■ '■■■<•» -----------ongevlllc. were features. : DELTON , Mr. and Mra. John Adam* and Mr. and Mra. Albert Lee, Mis.! Mr- and Mr* John Adams, local. Leon Pennock visited their father. "ILi Mrs. Glenn Williams and tlirce, Addison Pennock in lhe Convales-1 Ella Smith and Miss Lizzie Llzzl? Smith'1 attended the wedding of Mira Eve­ sons of the W. K. Kellogg Farm'cent Home tn Hastings Sunday aft-1 . I temoon. Mr. and Mra. Lowell Lpweli Her-! , lyn Harrington and Louis C Harris, spent Thursday afternoon in Kala-I --fa—_ —_ | tert and their father. Aridrew Her­ which occurred in Battle Creek masoo. bert of Otsego ateo called on Mr. Sunday afternoon. t Mra. Waller Gilmore and mother Charles Harrington were in Has­, Pennock. । Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patton called of Hastings called on Mra. Orlte tings Tuesday forenoon. on Mr. and Mrs. Will Depricater Fisher Thursday. The WBCB. held its meeting In Mr. and Mra. Otis Altman. Earl the church on Wednesday of last1 near Augusta Bunday afternoon. • Rev. C. E Davis will attend Che Methodist Conference in. Grand 1 Rapids this week. urday for Charlie McMannb, whose for those having birthdays In April,, ; Some of the members of the, body was found in the basement of j.t»y and June. For the month of the home of Mr. and Mra. Frank April the decoration was a nest: WS.C8. wm attend the Methodise ’ Conference In Grund Rapids ' Thursday. A shower is being given this week and June * bouquet of roses Mrs., •| Frank Barnard. Mra. Myrtle Mc.r- Kt — — nrl K< — CV,— at lb. Stltlar ._>•__ . ■ . .. Leod. Garland McLeod, local and home in Johnstown, os the con-;defy who win soon leave for her’1! *?? ’ and Mrs. Lester McLeod of tents of their home were complete-, new home In Lansing was nresent-.^- , L - - ’ ~ .'.I «. | Ohlo b1s0 vUUM 0)e Mr. and Mra. Ralph Starring and In Covington. Ky. two children. Ellsworth and Carol [ Leo Chamberlain of Ohio spent | of Level Park visited his sister. Mr*, the weekend with relatives here. • , Leon Pennock and family Friday.' Mr and Mrs. Llewellyn Erb and I Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Eaton spenv Mr. and Mra. Dan Erb spent SuntJTuqKlayJn Kalamazoo. | day with Mr. and Mra. Thomas |! Mr and Mra. Will Whittemore' Ostrander in Hastings spent the weekend with Mr. and( • • •-----I Mrs. James Whittemore and oUiet HICKORY CORNERS . | relatives in Benzonia. I Rev. and Mra. J. W. McCue were i 1 Mr. and Mr*. Clare Blackman of at Freeport Saturday and Monday | ! Plainwell spent Friday with Mrs. I on bUsiness. •—from Akron [Ohio) Beacon-Journal. । Alice Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin | Mra. Ray McTaggart of Elmdale Jone* of Galesburg called on her te a surgical patient at Pennock | Friday afternoon. I hospital. Her father and daughter. Frank Town and Mra. Hazel Nun- visiting her daughter. Mra. John | Mr. ond Mr*. Arthur Halst. Mr.’Mr. and Mra. John Mourer. and nemaker Friday. Sunday callers at Belson. who is not os well as her nnd Mra. Arthur Lathrop and Wh- Mbs Eunice McTaggart. called on the Town home were Mr. and Mrs. friends could wish. Mra Belson Wade Town and Mra. Leo Cham­ leads an active, useful life in live lard Duddles spent the weekend In (her Sunday afternoon. church and community. । northern Michigan. | Peter Huffman of East Hickory berlin of Delton. Mra. Jessie Bush of Battle Creek The old Billy Smith farm, west Mr. and Mrs. WUlard Duddles were Comers has entered the University supper guests of Mr. an4 Mrs.; hospital al Ann Arbor and will un- and south of Hickory Corners, has Is spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William McCann. been sold to people from Kalamaxoo. Arthur Halst Thursday. major operation. -----------.. Mra. Helen Fry of Battle Creek Mra. Clarence Williams —I andMrs. Louella Beadle of Battle -----------------------------------Little Kendall Donavon U recov­ daughter Rosemary spent Tuesday Creek and son, Jimmie, ot West ering from a serious accident. spent the weekend, with her par­ ent*. Mr. and Mra. Frank Travis. ' in Kalamazoo.----------------------------------, Hickory Comers spent the weekend Irving people were grieved to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood; with her parents, Mr. and Mra John wheel backing . and Mr. and Mrs. Roger William*. Mounr. j and son Dean visited Mr. and Mra. | ’ Ed Bromley of- the Barnes farm the hospital and later returned to Harris, wife of Rev. H. H. Harris of Wayland, a former pastor here. I Leslie WUUams and family his home. Mra Nina Barr Schiller, a widow I------------Freeport Sunday. -----------business callers on Paul Hyde of The Christian Endeavor Society who resides In Oxford. Mich., to­ , Mr and Mra. Mason Norwood of Orangeville. attended the Youth Rally Sunday gether with Mra. Eva Perkins of Kalamazoo spent the weekend av. Eunice McTaggart of ............. Elmdale ... Is nignt night iin the Dowling Methodist Redford, were calling in town re­ I their cottage at Crooked lake. J, dialling her grandparents, Mr. and; flailing her grandparents. Mr. and | church. cently. The former resided here I Mbs Esther Kingsbury of Clov- Mrs. John Mourer. while her moth­ when her father was station agent. erdale te working for Mra. Chester er. Mrs. Ray McTaggart, te In Pen­ attending the Michigan Annual Mr. and Mra. Richard Seeber of Banghart. ' nock hospital. i Mr. and Mra. Chester Banghart Mr. and Mra. Charles Kohler of Conference of the Methodist church Hastings were Sunday guests of (spent Sunday In Grand Rapids. I North Barry called on Mra. Homer being held In the First church in Mra. Seeber'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids. Rev. Frank John­ John Beljon Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall and i Bartlett Saturday afternoon. Jimmie Nagel accompanied Mr. two children of Almena and Mr.j Mr. ’ and Mr*. Glen Coming of son will fill lhe pulpit .gt both Bun and Mn. Willard Waters and son Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mra. nell and Hickory Comers'Methodist and Mra. John Perry to Big Rapids churches next Sunday morning. Saturday. Ralph Cave of Muskegon was In church Friday at 3:30 p. tn.. with town over lhe weekend. - VOU HEEDI1T PULL 111 VOUR BELT Good food will go far to help build a stronger America. .Extra A&P wa* able lo male three tucceuive reductions’ In the spread chops on the table . .. meat one MORE night a week . . . means between whet foods cost at farm or factory and what you pay for more stamina, greater health. them—and each time A&P customers benefited. A&P is "all out" to make your Now—this year family food budget bring extra good eating. - A&P is an>experi­ —when getting the most for every dollar you spend is so very enced hand at cutting out waste in the cost of selling foods . . . important—every marketing short-cut, evary efficiency in food re­ In 1941, tailing, will be sought by A&P to make your budget buy the utmost. to assure you of the most in FOOD for your money. WHITEHOUSE 4^/xei 2uaLtif.—Jlwi pfucei—Vitamin Packad U. S. NO. I—A SIZE EVAPORATED MILK 4 CANS 30c 10-39' NEW POTATOES WATERMELONS CUCUMBERS_ ONIONS HEAR LETTUCE TOMATOES ROUND. SWEET 69° (HALVES, M 35c) FRESH. OUTDOOR 2't?L27c KETCHUP SPARKIE GELATIN 5 FKGL 24c —Jiffi.llc . c:'uo13c COLD STREAM ItS 1»C JIS 24c SALMON AtMOUX'S CORNED BEEF ARMOUR'S 2 ~ 23' 19° LB. HUNGLMS LIMES ------- BOX Of ri2c FBUH, FINGEl HU 33c CARROTS 5c POTTLD MEATS WHITE CORN 3S.. 29* WJHA 2 canI 2lc TOMATOES Moac. 2£i. 13c ^ina SbaiAy P\adudA /it iP Saving GREEN SEANS Eh’13c CUT WAX BEANS CAN 13c GRADE A SAUER KRAUT °<X 12c CAMFSEIL’S •’c^20c TOMATO JUICE MEL-O-BIT AHN FACE LOAF CHEESE as® VELVEETA CHEESE WISCONSIN CHEESE CRESTVIEW EGGS CAMPBELL’S KRAFTS LIMBURGER CHEESE „ 32c NAVY BEANS ALL FUtPOSE ...LB. DOZ. 30° 34° " SHREDDED WHEAT 2 PKGS. 21c ... WHEATIES MICHIGAN BEET SUGAR -ti. FRESH MILK MILK ___________ of. 1 11, |U|| eooo 1c „ 2 lB 31c OLEOMARGARINE YUKON CLUB BAKER'S COCOA 2 ill. 33c ANGILUi MARSHMAU.OWS ciSl’c WHITE SAIL CLEANSER a 27‘ cm 2 «. 3ic BOILING BEEF .□. 15c PORK LOIN ROAST *i. 28c ROLE STAR U 18e D-X I Sign BOLL SC ' MARVEL, ENRICHED 37' CENTER CUTS. TRIMMED FRYING CHICKENS FANCY LONG ISLAND A, 36c DUCKLINGS U 25c SMOKED PICNICS u. 30c SUGAX cuuo UAH FRESH TROUT BREAD 3»29‘ D-X Lubricates ■mi-crunarun Never were the advantages of D-X, the lubricating motor fuel, so important as now. D-X is, first, a■ h c high quality gasoline de­ -“"T -3 8 tlie utmost in power, anti-kno anti-knock and mileage. In addi­ tion, D-X provides upper­ cylinder lubrication to those cosdy-to-repair parts, frequendy inadequately lubricated by crank­ ^ase od. Thus, D-X is different from ordinary gasolines ... yet you pay no extra for it. Sold on a Money-Back Guarantee at any Diamoqd D-X service station. MID-CONTINENT rrrROLEUM CORPORATION DATED—THORO-IAKED HUM BUSSED IOCXS REDFISH FILLETS FOLLOCK FILLETS 4 cam 13c TISSUE CHOICE ROUND. SWISS OR LEAN BIB HALF 2 FKGL 27c NOBTHEXH GROUND BEEF THAT PROTECTS VITAL PARTS .OF THE ENGINE 4,'&»c ROOT BEER WHITE SAIL CHOICE TENDER MEATY RIIS 6c T7ie Motor Fuel I HEBSHEY’t OR 7aX< (jMlduaih Out al Maat Puuiua at A C P FRESH CHOPPED summer with her parents, Mr. and Mra Leo Griffith. Children's Day exercises will be held al the Wesleyan chureh next Sunday morning following the Sun- 231:75c IONA FLOUR SUNNYFIELD SOAP FLAKES BEEF ROAST SIRLOIN STEAKS 'WEES UWEll.CH 5 .i*. 33c CORN FLAKES LOCAl ________ —u u. 40c 3 CANS 20c MICHIGAN 2 • 60° dety meets at the Milton Trafford home in Dowling on Wednesday. June 17. Miss Helen Griffith, who was graduated from Middleville high 3 CANS 17c TOMATO SOUP MEDIUM-GRADE B ROLL BUTTER VIC1OBY 'Si 17c TOMATO SOUP FULL CREAM. MILD EUYCBSOOr. wedding anniversary of Mr .and Mra. Carl Boyes. On Sunday. 14 members of the Boyes family en­ joyed a family dinner at their home honoring the occasion On Tuesday evening nearly 60 relatives and friends from Hickory Corners gath­ ered for visiting and refreshments and left a lovely coffee table In token of the esteem In which the family is held. FRENCH STYLS TOMATO JUICE Cnjotf Mrs. Rena Bugbee entertained SOUTH BOWNE Mr. and Mra. Jake Wolf ol'ltasB, at lhe parsonage on Wednesday tlngs spent Wednesday at Art afternoon. Richardson'*. I IONA IONA SEEDLESS 2 IBS 19c ORANGES 31c HOODIES FANCY, HOTHOUSE -DOZ. 37c 2 SAUD DRESSING MACARONI FANCY. LARGE GREEN BEANS PEANUT BUTTER ANN FACE TEXAS YELLOW CALIFORNIA SULTANA 22° tended lhe funeral of their cousin. Leon Nevins, at Owosso last WednesSunday evening, June 21. a group from Houghton College, Houghton. man. Miss Veta Rice was graduated from Hastings High School Friday and is now working in E. A. Prandsen’s insurance office. QUIMBY ' *‘ JANI 7AHU 31c DOHUB________ «<n.12c FOR THAT FICNIC TSEAT ★ Drain and refill craalccua * Check Tranunhsioa and Differential Lubricants -fc Diamond Guaranteed Lubrication CONSERVATIVE DISTINCTIVE Mr. and Mra. Chester Scott and son* are spending their vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Scott and Waiter and other rela­ tives In Michigan. Mra. Dorris McIntyre will enter- UMJWIOI ROUS 2 to Ik OIAHGE - TINEA FT LI ..37c COffS CUElie COCKTAIL. 13* STORE Bearing* * Clean snd adjuit Spark Piug* ★ Wash, wax and poliih Car ir Service Oil Filter and Air Clean*/ * In­ spect and clean Lights, Window*, Windshield and Wiper. SATIS FINISH Beautiful white satin NOW CARE FOR I OUR CAR - For ,our Coonir, folded ibevi, deckled Bap. NEVER HAS D X BEEN SO IMPORTANT TO YOUR CAR S ENGINE AS NOW' HILDEBRANDT'S D-X SERVICE 111 W. Court St. HasHngB Hastings and Wanetta Schray’s Wednesday evening. Ervin Curtiss of Saranac and Beulah Lint of Lowell. Mr. and Ices at the Wesleyan church. One of the speakers will be Marion visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Milo CurBirch, son of Rev. and Mr*. Birch, former pastors here, and now mis­ DURFEE sionaries in Africa. Mra. Henry Davis and daughter. IRVING "’ Winifred, wlU visit relative* ln Chi­ sago and St. Louis till* week. Mrs. Perry HUnslcker of Cleve­ the Tigers play baseball recently. land. o.. t* visiting Elery HoughtalBig Rapids Saturday to attend to In and Mr and Mrs Bert Fancher. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Striker. Mr. affairs for their dadghter. who is with her husband near San Diego. and Mra. Heber Foster and Mr. and Mra. Emma Norton of Cartton is Mra Dale Bump attended the wed­ ding of Mis* Evelyn Herrington and Lewis Harris at Battle Creek on Bunday. At the East Baltimore church on4 Sunday the Sunday school was re­ organised and resulted ** follows: Bupt, John Moore; Asst.. John DEALE! FBBH STRiWBaST LXYB Blough's were Jessie Blough ana family. Roy Blough and family. Mra. Edna Blough and family. Mrs. Dorothy Oronewald and children, Mra. Albert Slabaugh of East East Boyrne, Mra Rachel Stahl and son Arthur of Zion Hill. Mr. and Mra. John Berky of Elmdale, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McRobert* of Alto. Mra. Ella Geiger and Mra. Deeds Naglei of Hastings visited the past week with Mr. and Mra. Art Rich­ ardson. On Sunday thejt all visited Mr. and Mra. Cheater Richardson of Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. WlU MUhler and daughter Gwendolyn were at tho Hastings hospital Saturday after­ noon to call on Warren Roush who is a patient there.. Clare Eash and family spent Bunday with her parent* at dull lake. Mrs. Loyd Brock end daughter Arlene and son Bob ot Lake Odessa Phono 2448 Carve th & Stebbins, Drug Store temoon. Mr. and Mra. Homer Belch of Battle Creek spent Bunday at Ute Perry home. Pvt. Dennis McIntyre and Mra. McIntyre of Oklahoma were Satur­ day callers on Mr. and Mr* Cam­ eron McIntyre and family. The .Quimby 4-H Club will meet at the Quimby chureh Friday after­ noon. June 12. weather permitting. A marshmallow roast will follow the Ann Meinlyra spent the wwkend with her grandparent*. Mr. and Mra Merritt Mead of BarryvUle. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-06-18.pdf de2ac95b1e72ef54f2ff9f4958c7fffc PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-5IVINTH YEAR SECTION ONE—FAGES 1 t« • HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, |UNE 18. 1942 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS NUi U.S.A.NeedsYour Scrap Rubber Now for War Effo Barry County Filling Stations Are Collection Centers in Special Campaij THORNAPPLE'S FIRST SETTLER MADE HIS HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE LIMITS Middleville Has Interesting History. It Is Up And Coming Has Excellent School*, Good Buiineti, Cooperative Spirit NEW A & P SUPER­ MARKET OPENS HERE TODAY Store Here One Of Mo«t Modern In The State CHANGE IN RED CROSS LEADERS Hastings Boys Graduated "VVith Honor" at M. S. C. COUNCIL ANNOUNCES Turn In Old Rubber Articles , PLAYGROUND PLANS To Help Keep ”Army Rolling jWUHWI»AllllVUIlUW Among the IM seniors who were; graduated ““with with honor" honor" at at the the 84lh 84lh Production Directors Resign ।graduated r —n—ama“ • uf 1< Q e- <3al,,r _ After Making Fine Record* ) SiX;I ,-----------Seven-Week .Program Start* ~ .wy.uln «■*•**• _ _ _ . _ _ ' O" Mondor. 22 ~~ ~ __ _ E— ~ • __ Tag Day For Starr COHimonwealtn , T*1’ United Slate* need* eve rtf r^ra n It ran rnlll to help piece out th* limited sup­ Hastings playgrounds at FJrst )1.000 were Samuel H. Schwarta and plies of crude on hand tn thia T*g Day for the benefit of Starr country. " ,William Robert Drake of Hastings ward park. Second Ward school and M will opm ««»«,,. I commjoSojlU, to to,. to told To aid In this collection, the oil ।chanicoi engineering; Drake, a B.S. • . .. । here Saturday June 20. under the Itn applied science. To graduate: June 22. and run for seven weeks dlreettOn of Mrs. Matlde Babcock, companies and filling stations are uniting tn a nation-wide drive '•with honor" a student must re-1 to August 7. Monday through Fri- Wjth headquarters in the Hotel Hu- which began Monday and will eud 0 uay day rai.n each week, toxuiuun according to an ""-'Ungs, an- tln„ several Several local boys are among among . c 'ceive an all-college average of 2-v uosslble grade arade aver-। nouncc-ment nounci-ment by bv the Hastings City Citv1 .,.- 125 ___ —benefits-rof - Each filling station In Barry to 2 39 out of a possible | the now—receiving age of 80. ! Youth Council. The Youth Coun- tthis his unique *....... — ’It • ■is ---------' unique Institution. a proj-1 county thus become* a collecting _______ _ < • *——! cU h“-' employed Edwin L Taylor, ecl worthy of support. center and the oil companies will "■_ — " - -I directorMarvMary Krtrh.im nr»t first van!ward ect worthy 7 -----director; Ketcham, । ■*♦*■ I haul the scrap to rubber reclaim supervisor; Will© Jones, second 1 ward supervisor: Beverly Jones A MESSAGE TO ALL . ’ third and fourth ward supervisor. HASTINGS RESIDENTS pound for mixed I and Kenneti\ Lane, .softball super-' । | visor. on current quotations. Tkn«. 1R 20 Year* Of Ann ?‘«nro<inds al the outset win be Or jxoplc can donate Those IB 20 Tears Ot A9«j open from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. and city at Hastings, hereby urge To Sign With Draft Board 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. at the First Ward It was with real regret that ofilBY M. L. COOK Super-Market opens here today ciala of Barry County Chapter, . . Near the present rite of Middle-1 about It than you do. Therefore,; (Thursday. June IB> in its new loc*-( ArnerlCan Red Crow, accepted the vllle there was an IndlKh village.'help yourself to whichever ilory Uon on the comer of Church and resignations of Mrs. William Lyle Tliere was a still larger group of may seem the more probable tn acCourt streets across from the post gciidder. in charge of production. Indtans at Thornapple take, and a! counting for Its name. much larger one on the Grand' However, there la do uncertainly, office. (Former location otRJniver- and Url j,ck Patrick, her assistant. ■ Mrs. Scudder began her work in river about where Grand Rapids U about Calvin Q. Hill being the first; sal Oarage ) This new store ha* nearly two December. 1940. and Mrs. Patrick located. The smallest of tlw three 'white settier in Thornapple townwas said to have been called by the ship and In Middleville also. In^and one-half time* the floor space haa assisted her since February, , of the old store and otut of the lMj early white settlers "Middle Village", 1834 he came from New York state Red Cross rooms were then because it was about half-way be- and bought 400 acres of land from, most up-to-date layouts and equipn, the Methodist church tween the two larger group* of the government on both ride* of. men* of any of the super-markets 1 ttnd when our participation in.the aborigines. Another story has it' the Thomappta river. Much of the( in the A. A; P. chain. ( Tn addition to other advantage*, w#r made largrr quarters necessary IIsat when a stage line was Mtnb- ‘ rite of Middleville is located on his increased production, they sullshed between Kalamazoo and'original purchase. It is said that; the management of the store an-; Grand Rapids, it followed the In-1 he waa attracted to that spot by, nouncea that there will be free perintended the moving to the dlan trail through Yankee Spring* tho possibility of developing water. parking space available for about potent rooms In the Stebbins 1 building donated by Earl Boyes. to the Thomapple river, where the power there. He never attempted। 100 car*. * . I park. At the other grounds the i The enlarged store will permit a Bom Mrs Scudder and Mrs. Patfirst white settlers tn Thornapple to do that, probably because it; The FIFTH REGISTRATION of ■ noun will be from 10 to 12 M. andi Ire ting all possible reciaimable • • rubber article* which ihould be township located, then followed the would Involve much more labor and। bigger variety of merchandise to be rick have been faithful to their all 11 male male citizens citizens and and such such male male 2 a to 4x p .. m. MAY ACCRUE FROM THE HALE । carried. William Murphy. local work Bnd quantities of well-made aliens as may be designated by the! Major league softball for boy* 13• Indian trail to Grand Rapids. It is a larger investment than he cared OF THIS SCRAP TO THE PRO­ . manager sqys. and the roomier orgarments have been shipped to the claimed that the name "Middle Vll- __________________ to or could make al_______________ that lime. Some President of the United States who to jj inclusive will be al 10 a. m.1 CESSING COMPANIES WILL BE I rangement will enable the supernational headquarter*. Il has been lugr" was then first used to derig-1 time after he had located his land were born on or after Jan. 1. 1922. Minor league bail will usually be DIVIDED EQUALLY BETWEEN Articles desired Include rubber nale the place where the stage line I he built his homt within the pres-. market to give belter and more ef- M real Job to distribute the rnate- and on or before June 30. 1924. Willi al 2 p. tn. The minor league In-, THE RED CROSS. THE NAVY I rials to all parts of the county and be held June 30. 1943. flrst reached the Thomapple river.) ent limits of Middleville. But he, flcient aerviee. | eludes boys'O to 12. Any boy who' raincoats, rubber boots, galoshes. Officials of the A. & P. Company kMp ihe records required. ns It wo* about midway between J later purchased land and built ak Thl* registration will take place failed to sign up when the oppor-l Thia drive for scrap rubber will fhf total number of sewed gar- al the office of the Local Board, tunlty w*s given may still be en-: Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids. As, dam on a stream near Duncan। stale that they decided to enlarge rubber matting, etc.. 4II of which a matter of fact the map will show lake. In Thomapple township, andj the market tiere because they are ments for war relief was 2,053; knlt- Post Office building. Hastings, and lered on a team by calling Mr. aluminum "fizzle." which was badry roe* to the United States gorernyou that It I* nearly two-thirds of, there erected a sawmill, which he. sold on Hastings as a merehandls- ted garments. 1313. and for the the office will be open for registra- Taylor or Ken Lane organised and premature—a result the way. while It Is about half-way i operated for some time—the first In; Ing center and that the extra space armfd force*. 115 knitted articles, lion on June 27. 28, 29 and 30. so, A' senior twilight league of' of the "let's do something" frenzy and belter equipment of the new hub record In which both Mrs. that registration can be made upon, young men. age 16 to 20. may be' between the two Indian settlements: Thomapple township. which followed Pearl Harbor and mentioned. j The second actual settler-in the. super-market were needed to give Scudder and Mrs. Patrick can take any one of the before-mentioned) added M present plans materialize. I which, unfortunately, has served to The question of whether tire raSo we open our little talk about f township was Henry Leonard, ana, this area the type of service which prtde. and there U no doubt of date*, but must be completed on the volume of trade Justifies. lhc gratitude of the county for June 30. 1942. ) Honing authorities can Rfnnlt bus-1 Middleville by leaving you. dear ■ with him came his stepson. Chas, scrap drives which have followed. The local A. Si P. employees who their WOrk. reader, in a state of delightful un-1 Pauli, the pioneer carpenter of thes The office hours of the Local 1 es to be used for the weekly swim­ But there Is nothing phoney or Mrs. R. G. Hubbard, county Board, upon the above• mentioned; mtng trips is still unanswered, certainty as to the origin of its) township. Mr. Leonard located In, are taking considerable pride in •scatterbrained" about thia rubber Swimming plans depend largely on name. I am unable to relieve your |'1835 on a farm, on section 23. which, their new super-market are: Wm. chairman. Is pleased to announce dates, will be os follows: drive. Murphy, manager: Fred Shipp, asacceptance by Mrs. Fred BechSaturday. June 27—8 a. m. to; tho answer to this question. Il Is stisixuue, because I know no more1 (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2) ehine. Building of tank treads. . alstant-manager; Lester Rlsch, prod, ul as chairman of production, to 4:30 p. m. hoped the government will consider manager; Peter Fedewa. asst. prod, be assisted by Mrs. V. D. Ackerman, Sunday, June 28—40 a. m. to 2; ‘he teaching of swimming essential. llvertng it to reclaim centers have mgr.; Donald St. John, meat man- A targe supply of materials has been pm’ I Boy Scouts and Cubs seeking to THERON BEACH DRAFT ager; Edward Feldspauch. asst, received and the work will go forMonday. June 29-8 a. m. to 4:30 » nd ‘ dvancementa may CASE REFERRED TO 1 meat mgr.; Duane Sinclair, meal Ward without interruption. p m. make arrangements at playground* STATE HEADQUARTERS I clerk: Betty Cooper. Irene Bullock.; During June. July and August, Tuesday June 30-7 a m. to 9,‘° P*“ lhe“ wllh “ registered like clockwork, but nothing had The case of Theron Bernard can help in land Edna Rlsch, checker*: Keith Mrs. Bechtel and Mr*. Ackerman p. m. ' I Seouter. Beach, Order No. 1254. has been Brady and Charles Menker. clerks., wm be at the Red Crow rooms tn There WUI be no other places of ’n coope«Uon wllh the Youth referred by the local draft board i Tills new store will be an excel-lgjva out materials and the rooms Rationing Board To Uso It; to state headquarters rauu.ua> Ucl Bo«d lent addition to the already fine will be open Thursday and Friday ’oram Y M c A fv^rrL,rv L'nn Various conflicting evidence । trading facilities here in Hasting*., afterttotm* for Hut return of fln- headquarter*. To Store Tires, Articles । Lewis announces that the Youth ) has been presented to the draft 1 ' «*•----------- :— hhod garment*. Mr*. Hubbard has misplaced enthuriasou. A warehouse has been tentatively, board concerning the status of held each Friday night this summer 1 a corps of assistants, one of whom rented by the federal government) this young man. and the board will be there during the** after wiu oe K>ao to near irom any in this city for the use of the Coun-1 felt, in ylew of the unusual cir­ I noon* to clteck the garments and cumstances in the case that the groups and leaders Interested in ly. Rationing Board. . answer the telephone. | Youth Hostel bicycle tripe. Mr. According to the notice ’ received I entire matter should be left to stations In the county have I Lewis has offered his services each by the county clerk, Uic government i headquarter*. Petitions signed _______ । carry Barry county county is none done uy by vununccia volunteers been moving scrap rubber by a number of the neighbors Parade, Contests And Free Wednesday for the summer recreaintends soon to ask all owners of) movement with the co-operation cars who have extra tire* or tubes,; have been presented to the Show Planned । tlo^r gUtea Ulc their oil companies. board, and by it forwarded to Attend Our City’s Schools of the work accomplished proves Leniency For Two Other* Children's Day at the Bluegillpressing need of the summer recrethe gavemment these extras. Atap.i headquarters. The case has at­ Because of Conditions The Banner laat week mentioned that Barry county residents are Festlval. Friday. June 26. will be a I «Uon program now is more volunaccording to the notice, owners of) tracted considerable attention, awake to their responsibilities and and tn order that there might be a statistical report presented by want to do their share toward win- blgger and better day than ever.,‘f«r leaders to do special work. Alt Ralph McCann, of Sherwood, no question or error, the local according to the committee's plans.' N. Y. A- help has been taken away give up using one of them and do­ board thought it would be best The Includes: this xyear and — many leaders, -lie program III UKXuuca. I — —■ — — -x former -------- ---------- . Branch county, who had -prevlousnate or cell the tires or tubes on annual school meeting, held on the to have headquarters pass upon 1 p. m — Children's parade with not available. Anyone who will , ly pleaded guilty to breaking and lete ' articlo* ' containing rtibb*r. that unused car to the government. evening of June 6, a copy of which prizes as described below. I contribute »-«• - . his talent for even an entering, the entire situation. and..... taking from a Johns ­ Nothing la too big nor nothing too These extra tires and tubes, do­ hour a week should call Mr. Taylor. 2 p. m —Children's contents. nated to or bought by the govern­ town home a large quantity of fur­ that night. 3 p m. — Awarding of grand prize ment, will be stored in the govern­ Last week we presented figures niture. silverware, an electric re­ bicycle. ment warehouse* in the various the superintendent gave concerning frigerator, also other articles, was 3:30 p. m.—Free show by magician) the school debt, which ha* been and comedtan. brought before Judge Archie D. Mc­ tinned lai reduced from 1170,000 to 156,500. Children's Doy Friday And Until 8 p. m. all ride* will be the warehouse. The shortage of Donald Saturday forenoon for tenand the planned payment of one-half price to children. Free Show Saturday rubber,W* the reason for thia action. I tence. He was given from IB •13.500 next May, and the wiping Grand prix* for the kids is the The government has appointed a Dr. D. H. Massellnk of Grand out of the debt by May 1. 1948. Completion of plans for the fifth *35 bicycle on display at Western local appraising committee to fix Another page of thia report gave annual Bluegill Festival la an­ Auto store. Plans for the bicycle Rapids was the Rotary speaker i was taken there by the sheriff's oipiivca m , prices UI, on Ito.il such win tires auiu and mira lubes as the figures for the enrollment in nounced by Chairman Ben Gidley. fleers Monday. it may purchase. The committee is; Monday noon. He has visited nearly Friday. June 28. will be Children's the winner must have participated The executive, of the W. K. Kel-I <Curtta a widow with Job. Ui» KM, MWW. « as follows: Chief appraiser, Frank Severy country on our globe, is hlgh- three years as follows: For the year Day and a special program has in the children's program logg Found.Uon. os do .11 thinking1 “J1*1! c.hlldrenFactories and Straimar Sh*dy Andrua of this city; assistant ap-Uy educated, is a keen observer and been arranged under the sponsor­ The program will line up on East Americans, know that the United ln c®urt had driven the witneaeed the scaUerpralsers, J. M. Oogglns. E. Echtl-)a sincere, witty and very forceful for the following year, 1388: for ship of the Playground Committee (Continued on page 0. Bee. 1) Rtate* must win the war which ctr which McCann went to Uu? we*« wirnraeen uw ■.■■mi.,* naw. Vem Leary and W. Moore, all speaker. Hitler started f?r the sole ’purpose »lflces looted- ttnd h,d kei* *‘u.h lng ot ‘'“here of th* Hastings the year ending this month. 1368 with Edwin L. Tsylor as chairman. ......— Massellnk's theme was "Never This allows that the enrollments Complete program of events for the of Hastings. of destroying human freedomYnd whllc he was Inride doing the pil- schools to their homos, the school Again." He asserted that "never nre remaining about the same un­ Children's Day is contained in tin-, democracy If HRk-r Than tri fcrin«' wv' «»•«> • “n°r “ be^ta offklaliy ckMed until NAVY LETS DOWN PHYSICAL again" would our jx-ople or our gov­ der the same school conditions as other article In this paper. Special STto d.<to .to toto, toto., Ud. tod Tuesday afternoon, although OomBARS FOR ENLISTMENT ernment take the position that arrangements are being made .toTUto, toe dtoeio, «to„: tod Drastic reductions in physical America is not a part of the great The statistics given for the en­ whereby any younsler bringing to previous. what Americans can do thereafter rm­ requirements for vision and teeth world and refuse to take her re­ rollment of non-resident pupils ore the committee at the festival any MR8. CATHERINE POSSELIUS, Not so many tripe are Included in will be ordered from Berlin. Theoeito ,hef h“vl,ng • family to care foi In the U. 8. Naval Reserve were an­ sponsibility for sharing in the solu­ particularly interesting and credit­ old rubber will be given a ticket Foundation executive* fully reallte(“nd 10 tlrcum&t*nc« for a free ride. / However, the com­ nounced today by O. H. Gaddis. tion of world problems. He said, tn able to the schools of Hastings: Mrs. Possellus wlU hold a Public that the sacrifices Americans may, ,, substance: Recruiter in charge for thia area. (1) Non-rerident pupils last year mittee places a limit of one ticket Auction at her place in Delton. She now make to win the war will be ,Hyold,V^<lerh8chU^1 ' jh08* Had a League of Nations been came from 59 districts. The reductions tn standards ap­ Is offering an excellent list of little compared to what we would mlsrions in the charge made against Saturday's program will include a ply to most classes of the Naval functioning, as it could and should. (2) Non-rerident pupil* in ele­ household goods. Loren poppock Reserve except Naval Aviation and Adolph Hitler would have been mentary grades came from 14 dis­ will cry the sale and William Hor- have to give up if w. kwe. Such brought before Judge McDonald p. m. Among the special attrac ­ beneficent work as the Foundation slopped before lie became a world classes leading to officer*' training Aside from trict*. Friday forenoon. He was directed tions of this show will be a clown menace: Japan would never have for college men. (3) Non-resident pupils in Junior Juggling act. an Impersonator, a elsewhere in tills Issue for full pat. is doing would be forbidden if the to pay 150 00 as costs in Ids case, June 21, with a group dictator succeeds In destroying our Rotarians to attend Rol Now. men between 17 and 50 years dared to steal Manchuria and In­ High came from 26 district*. well-known comedienne, a harmon­ Ucutara. liberties He would confiscate the and given time to earn the money. national. 3upertntcndent old who have at least 4/30 vision in vade China; nor would Italy have (4>» Non-resident pupil* In high ica player, tap dancer, and novelty He was also put on probation for many millions given by W. K. Kel­ MRS. NETTIE WILKINS, Prop. the weaker eye and 15/20 binocular grabbed Ethiopia. school came from 58 districts. singers besides many other features. If a World Court were operating Having decided to dispose of her logg to endow that organization. If virion m both, without glasses. can with a pres (6) The total number of nonoaluraliy nKI wui Saturday evclunM evening,, Ilsn fish n prixes will meet the Naval Reserve's vision as it could and should, differences raridwrt pupils enrolled In the b*T^T<ri 7nT3h ™1 JS Blue­ household goods. Mrs. Wilkins will Hitler believed such work should bp and garden done anywhere, he would continue and disagreements between nations hold a Public Auction at her resi ­ standards. Heretofore, a minimum schools of this city the past school |UU flrlt rUe *25 fly rod outfit; would have been settled by peace­ vear it in Germany, whose people he dence In the village of Freeport. arrtr in .-1 |ao a.. year wu was 4*1 428. nf o: whom wnom m 327 were m _____ ■_ prllc> fly —J outfit- for claims are superior to all others, Word received by Gaddis from the ful means and without resort to the high school. bos. smallmouth. *20 casting out- She is offering a good list of house­ that they have a right to rule the The Hastings Merchants behind j quite an acreage tn aoanMtton Recruiting Inspector of the Navy's Several years ago a considerably flt: targemouth. *15 casting outfit; hold goods. Dewey Reed will cry The speaker slated that America world through their dictators. Central Division stated that "nat­ number of pupils from Delton. walleyed pike, *10 reel and landing the sale and Ken Braendle will act The Foundation managers are »» .lead, Muhin, 1 Kain aid, ural teeth or suitable prosthetic e- never again will oppose a League of (Continued from page 3. thia Sec.) . net; pickerel. »10 reel and landing as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in tu, «-.« fully aware that the defeat of the „ .kn this Issue. ptacement* for biting and eating" Nations nor a World Court, but mun --------- ■■■ ■ — a*a naf. — III ,1 — ka i iici, nrl.aa ui ixca wui iiiAU uc awiMum L'l-k'. r'./o — f U,,n_ I — __ • - ■ United States Would spell the end _____ ___ and will cooperate in making this a would meet new requirements. for specie* at pan fish and BEN CARPENTER, Prop. of Its work. Realising this, they , day, 3 to 2. summer playground work. AIR PILOT NEED I fgj. obnoxious fish The recruiter in charge wishes safe/ and belter world. Boys who can shoot a squirrel n&h registrations will open to take this opportunity to point TO SPRINKLE out that all men may make appli­ from the top branch of a tree, or Thiirwlay June 25 at which TYDEN PARK Identify bird* on the wing. have,Uma fishermen may register their cation for enllitment in the U. S. The city council Friday night the sharp, keen eyes needed by the caUh Where it will be weighed and Naval Reserve regardless of whether they have made application or have voted that the . city engineer pur­ pilots of Uncle Sam's fighting measured and placed on the entry been called for service In any of the chase and install the necesiary plane* Boys who have hunted. iut. Entries will be open through mile west of Middleville at Duncan that the three Foundation camps, allowed 3 T*il* gpiping to sprinkle Tyden park. It fished, worked on the term and the three day* of the festival until lake. He Is offering a good list of at Pine and clear lake# In this' oilier military forces. county and at St. Mary * take In who will play ball for th. Gaddis urges all men who have had previously voted to buy a pow­ taken part la school athletic* usu-. fo o'clock Saturday evening, when horses, cattle, hogs and tools. N. C. Calhoun, are well adapted for baric) jtn?y„fro,n. on, Merchant* So Tyden ally pass Hie physical examinations the winners will be announced and been rejected tn the past for enltat- er mowing machine. training for young men for Coast* Oarret Isham to tho army sarfor the Aviation Cadet* with flying the prizes awarded. The committee donta Bank will act as clerk. See Uuard work, ior which service many Uer «n the the adv. elsewhere in tills issue for the use of families and groups who color*. In charge of these entries will be of vision or tertli to reapply at the (Continued on page 3 Sec 1) I 71>c Merchants play Caledonia al full particulars. may wish to picnic there during the Aviation Cadet appointment* are Vem Leary of the Auto Sport Shop toonunuea on pag* *. pec, it Caied<jnta Sunday The Merchant* Recruiting Station. summer months. This park has open to all boys between the ages and Mike Beckwith (the barber), FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTER have won six and lost on*. Save NOTICE ’ ’ ’ FRANK O. ADAMS, Prop. fine poaslblUUea which ought to be of 11 and 26. Inclusive. Diplomas a* The Bluegill Festival. Thursday, ! gas and Ure»t Come and watch Owing to circiimstnnccs and fi­ EXAMINATION The Barry County Rural Letter developed for the benefit of the evidence of formal education are no, Friday and Saturday. June 35. 28 nancial conditions, Mr. Adams is The United State* Civil Service , the Merchant* play ball. longer required Th* District Air and 27. Is held to celebrate the Carriers' Association and auxiliary people of Hastings.__________ closing out the Ace High Restaurant Commission hs* announced an ex- 1W-K- Mruu vnriV'TRAiN’ Corps Rec nd Ung Office. Armory opening of the fishing season in will meet at Lakeside park. Cale­ HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB M,bl’ YOU» TRAIN, and fuU equipment located at 137 amination, a* a result of which It donia. Saturday evening. June 20. Bldg.. Grand Rapid*, is open from Barry county. is expected to make certification to. The two local N.w York Central : TO HOLD DANCE .... a contemplated .____ ... . vacancy tn the, iv. daytime X.plln,. train* trains »rg ara now nmv running nmnln* good list of restaurant equipment fill 8:30 to 5 o'clock every day except. *t a/wrtevr Ttie June committee of the Has­ Bunday. Th* officer* In charge ara. eve. and the building-Itself. Dewey Reed position of fourth class postmaster on ths fallowing schedule—the tings County Club announces a rua U> Ul» with uun>M .,’2" GLENN GRIFFCTH. Secy. dance at the club house Saturday and to supply complete information. n‘1'8 that Police Chief Harty will cry the sale and Clifford Ham- at Freeport, Mich. Receipt of ap- morning train to Grand Rapids Or­ lupp y 1 Thompson attend th* F. B. I. school mond and John Birman will act as plications will close June 28. 1942.| rives at 10:43; the east bound train nght, Jun* 20. from 10 to 2. Two NOTICE Dane* at Welcome Orange hall of instruction, *a4 that hl* expeue* clerks. Bee the adv. elsewhere in The examination will be held a|. from Grand Rapid* at 1:4B p. M. are to be admitted free, The Bullis school reOnion will boijcouptas j this issue for full particulars. | Hastings, Mich. | instewd of 1:3B. i -aInwII^X I, 5TH REGISTRATION ! HERE JUNE 27 - 30 TENTATIVE RENTAL OF WAREHOUSE I SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN 59 SCHOOL DISTS. ARE REPRESENTED "NEVER AGAIN" SPEAKER'S THEME BLUEGILL FESTIVAL TO OPEN SEASON JUDGE SENTENCES M<ANN TO JACKSON FOUNDATION CAMPS FOR WAR TRAINING H.H 1 TEACHERS PLAN VACATIONS Four Auction Sales Hastings Merchant* Beat G. R. Nine 3-2 ’S"X, StL �TBK HASTINGS BANKS*.TUVMDAT. JTIHB IA 1H1 j Mr. and Mr* Richard Groo* have Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walldorff are!' I opened the Tyden cottage at H**- opening their Wall l*k* home to- ; I Ungs Point for the summer. | morrow for the summer month*. i 1 Of interest to many friend* here Mr. and Mn Clifford Dolan ha*« , t I* the information that Ml** Ell**- bought th* Whittier cottage at Gun Wm. Benjamin of the Kroger t^th Finch, a former teacher in the,lake and taken immediate posse*store ha* been haring hl* annual HssUngs schools, will return thu sion. AND vacation. I tall to rw-entar our school ayatem.| The Royal Coach Oo. requested Mrs. Ines Haynes and daughter Miss F.nch has taught in a private Ullt elty c<mncu permit Ux com- ■ have moved Into the David 8 Good- school Uf Indiana, also at Lake install a gaaoUne pump at I year residence, uo W. Center St Forest. Ill., since leaving here. .their plant That body voted FrtMrr. W. W. Potter has sold the DeForesl Walton. Jr, Is in the day night to refer the matter to the' Potter tenant cottage at Well lake last lap of his air training al Oor-!council's .Public Safety and Im-! Mias Maxine Naomi Dodds, to Mr and Mrs. Clifton Watkins of1 pus Christi. Texas, and hopes to be provement committee, giving that! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Chicago. । home to ccltbtate. July 4th. While committee power to act. I Dodds, will be married to FrankMias Beulah Count who paared h»« particular pal, Marshall Oook.| you know camphor, the Un R -Rothbua*. Sunday. June 31. l»er 80th birthday. June 8. la se-'Jr- 1* alao training In Uta alriIoOti old family remedy far many I a o’clock at the Methodist riously ill and 1* being cared for corp* at the Dallas, Texe*. field, jg now retailing for 25 cent* an church. Weal Branch. A reception .. the home -------of. Un. James -------- ■»<*-> ----- 1 th. I--------. al Silsbee, the Knv. boys are snn 400 mllaa miles anart apart anrt and.j OUnMa? And -----even ..... at that price it1 wl|, fo]|ow Jrom 4 to 4 al their JUC1’ ■ mcr cottage. Henderson lake. 420 E. Blind St. “ ret- haven’t seen each other. | ni,y be obtainable for any eon-! Thoma* E Lomasney, the new' Orchids to a former Hasting* girl.1 slderable period—aU du* to the Jape, manager at Montgomery Ward.'Mia Ethel Hedrick, principal of who are now in control of the Par with Mr*. Lomasney and small son. Ann Arbor’s Bach school, one of the Eastern countries from which we the -home of Mr. and Mra. Linden Snyder Monday evening with a have moved Into the Hurd apart- best In their public school 4y*tem.|have always received our supply, carry-ln dinner and contract played menta on W. Green St. *ho received. Monday night, the r wlu be of interest to any who Tile sympulhy of hl* many friends' !?L‘^oC,1Uff’uhlZ '*U,U,T ?f *rnd soldier* in camp afterwards, with prise* going to Mr. and Mr*. Richard Brower. Mr. here lx extended to Court Rtenog1 ‘ J* * “ ^1 le «rn that the Railway Express here Is extended to Court Slenog™’J “‘ Alearn that the Railway Express ,nd Mra John chandler and conrapher William Smith, of Charlotte. ta ™ X ’ork Co ■ccordhig to Harry Wood. Its “ **" n“'“a in the loss of his mother. Mr*. Alma toT ,u'e betterment of the com- local agent here, will forward free Furrow The next meeting will be transfer any package sent-------that Harwood Smith. 75. who died at her «nun»>’ ’ I| ------- ------of '---------------------------------1 1 at the home of Mr and Mr*. Joint moved to another another1 chandler July 6. home in Leslie June 7 1 T,le remain* of Walt Moore, whoI ’’ finds the assignee-------- to I1 camp before the parcel ’ ’ haa raaehea' • • • Mr. ...<l Mr., Urn h.«' ..him, --------that 'S is, if . - . — ------ ---------■ (leiUn*Uon l»l Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hayes enteratltl In In the tha U. tf S. a A. Wedne*day. by his niece. Mis* still tained their euchre club Saturday Winttna JUmMon. arntiui ma. r. L. Bauer peUUoned u» ell, JanI „ lhtlr hom, „„ ‘------------ -■ ------------------------indl tow allow him ivooaiuc lcu.ckij1, a.euw iuiu tnw mnxtmrt luihuuu .West Clinton 8l Winner*... were Mrs. Mrs '[at four o’clock with the Rev. Don an outside stairway leading to the|EI{^ rS? Oienn^tahler SOCIAL EVENTS Local Newt f STRONG CLUB NEWS workers on the home front— Winning Hie war require* strong, and we've got just what your Uncle Unc Sam orders for a healthier America Eat to keep fit by enjoying more —plenty of the right kind of food. fo< dairy products . . . more of the fresh fruits and vegetables . . . more r vitamin-rich foods we feature in appetising variety. Our low prices defend and strengthen your budget. : SUGAR • FOR CANNING U. S. No. 1 Circle W Coffee 22' 28' Del Monte Coffee 59' 2 pound jar Pet Milk 3 for 25' Tall cans ’ 4X Peanut Butter 37' 3 pound jar ................... Tomato Juice O 33' First Call No. 5 can*" Peas O Elmdale . " for 25' Corn Golden Bantam 11' Goody Goody, can Spinach Garden O for 31' Green No. 2 can " Kellogg* Corn Flake* 8' Shrcdcd Wheat p pkg. 2^c NEW POTATOES 10 »*. 37c MICHIGAN POTATOES - 45c • U. S. No. 1 Pound Argo Coffee Pound j RADISHES 2 CARROTS FANCY HOT HOUSE TOMATOES R-dR>* BANANAS YELLOW RIPE Lemons 6,.19' 5' Fancy Sankiil . . Cucumbers Each Onions Green . . Green Berans 2 Stringfes*_______ _ 59c 10 I FRUITS K VEGETABLES 11 Dinner Rolls 23' " < pc Doze:. DAIRY Ec Dozen Donut* DEPARTMENT ■ . 5 lb. sack ’*’* Wheat 2-k’ 15' 4'"l,19' Popped MILK VELVEETA CHEESE 2 CHEESE EGGS Toilet Tissue Pasteurized or Raw Grade A Waldorf/ Apple Butter KRAFT’S A. O. quart ... lb. loaf AM OR VELVEETA TASTY LOAF 60c 57c Butter, Freeport Card .. .. Solod Dressing Salad Bowl, quart Corned Beef Mullers' Bread 3 l‘> pound loavea O cans Tomato Soup I Elmdale Flour 24': pound sack eV 8 Cocktoil Energy Flour Ice Cream ■ No. can sack 244 5pound Pineapple Juice Cone Cups 2 .,.31' The local chapter of the Women' Klnmuoo were arrested Saturday of the Moose will hold an open by Conservation Officer George meeting at the Moose Hall. Friday, Bumner. charted with fishing out evening. June 19. with the Battle of WMon y^ir lake. They were Creek Chapter installing the new- brouiht before Justice Ben Bowly elected offlrers Iman Bach paid fliv and costs ot The public is cordially Invited tp *18.85. SltFnrl Im, a, ‘ attend thia thia open Ina,vita, Installation at ■8 True wisdom consists in knowing This meeting will be preceded by one’* duty exactly; true piety in act­ a dinner al 7 P. M. at the Kist store ing what one knows.—Bishop Wilfor all members. • Swift, can .... .. Campbell's doz. Choc, or Van. quart Top'o Oleo WATERS CLOTHES SHOP HONEY GRADE B LARGE Guaranteed Fresh QQC Roxey Dog Food HIGHLANDS DAIRY M. Gury officiating Mta* Johnston' basement of the Ford garage build- oltnn Kahler and Walter Lewis. Miss Beatrice Ooggin Will begin _‘ texpect* .MpC>4a to w lwuull elc 1UI u M>urviu*a, wimuu he, » uiei*r>,_ ,leveling ravelin* prize nrlra Vi, Mra remain „ here for a short Ing. which is <cu»u<uill remodeling tor for the was wm won hv by Mra. two weeks vacation from Uie Wlnd-, vltl[ before returning to Colorado Co.,. who axnect expect tn to mnvi> move in. in- «,,. ..... xellev The next oartv ............. ‘ • ' !A ’ Si • P. Co .. ___ ____ .1 tetii storm office Saturday and plans a, The three .Hasting, young bust-1 to it next month. Th. council FM-1 “held Sy 17X the hoS^of Mr trip to Chicago for part of the pe- ness men who entered officers'train-1 day night granted Uie reoucst the* Un. -Uuu. rrom HuBne. ,,, In u» iwcaiv mini umu Hr.il won, be uuiir don uiiuct under MBC (he oupn .uper-- ■n° . K'“7 -rwa. -- • - -- .M — -UU> — ,n, umiu " w, a u> w Mt rvrrnfhv Huver Hitver also alcn draw rima* vacation* varollnr, from •----- ~~Barry ------- a. ___ ... —Allen . ___.... , viaion of City Engineer —__ ..... ... • ■ • Dorothy County Prentice, Laberteaux. Mrs. L H Evarta entertained her next week. , Harold Pgrker and Arnold Perkin* Orchid* to Mrs. M. J. Cross. Mrs deasert bridge club Wednesday af­ .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boykin have have received their assignment* Mr.‘Leon Bauer and Mr*. Robert Shan- ternoon. purchased the resort property of | Prentice left June 8. for Fort Hous-j non who have been doing their Otto Lockstidt on Guernsey lake ton. Virginia, where anti-aircraft bit by giving volunteer service thia The life member* of HasUngs They plan to operate the i>tace the training 1* given. Mr Parker and past week to the sugar rationing Chapter No. 7. O. E 8. entertained same aa in previous years. Mr and Mr. Perkins left PYirt Custer Sunday board, of which Co. Clerk Allen the jxLst matron* at a buffet lunch­ Mr*. mvjbui m,a. Boykin MJU.r come to Michigan uulu from‘,,,u, morning with a a detachment ucim-iuikii , for ,1* Hyde. I1JUC. Is IB head. IKBU It lb Wa* WMaa Dig big JOO job OS a* rv(| uraua/. JUIlt IO. Bt (Ur I1UI11V eon ITuesday. June 16. at the homo Middletown. Ohio. They have two TBxaa, just wherp they did not people swarmed to get their canning of Mn J. P. Mohler in ’Irving sons | then know. i permits and would have swamped I township. The buffet table was Mn. Ethel Gamble received word During a' heavy electrical storm the regular force who were working I graced by a lace cloth and rose*, her aunt Mira Dibble Stine, former; Wednesday evening last week, overtime as it wa*. | while garden flowen centered the resident of Hastings, passed away in | lightning struck the home of Mr.' Ber* Llchty has received word • small tables The afternoon wa* Lansing at 4:00 A. M Tuesday. She and Mn Cranston WllcOx at Alle- recently from hl* sister. Mae Llchty spent in visiting and playing games. Is a sister of Philo Dibble. The fu- gan, entering through an open win- Gillam, formerly of Hasting., that I ... neral will be held in Lansing Thun- dow In an upstaln bed room Mn owing to the recent order for the' Ladles Aid of the Presby- ’ day at two o’clock with burial at< Wilcox wa* sitting on the porch with1 evacuation of Honolulu and vicinity' Urtan church are having their closLuke Odessa. i her two little ones and was on- by soldiers' wive* and children, her ln® °f the season at the Jack Donley, former resident of aware of what had happened until nephew. ‘1M cottage. Oun lake, this afnrpiKB, Sergt. ori,, Kenneth n.ciiiicin Edeburn, rjicuurn, I Cor ------Hasting*, graduated from Western. neighbor* discovered tire had de- "for several ------ ’ yearn serving ’ with ‘ the tomoon. State High school. Kalamasoo. June! veloped.-The contents of the bed- jj . . & rorcea mere, has sent hl* wile j A pleasant afternoon was spent 11, with a class of seventy-two. room were unfortunately destroyed and their two children to Bloom-1 Those who attended were hU sister,: before the fire was extinguished. | vllle. O . Mr*. Gillam * home town. I Tuesday of this week at the home Mrs. Betty Patten of Detroit and. These are trying days for the ma-. to remain until better cortditions of Mr* Cha*. Christman on S. Washington St.. where twenty-five Mrs. Fred Hale and daughter from; jority of our Greek citizens tn Ha»- prevail ladles of the Wesleyan Methodist Hastlng*. I Ungs. Chris Spirts ha* two brother* church had gathered for a shower Word comes a* we go to preas.and a sister in Greece and numet- LOST LIFE IN honoring Mrs. Lawrence" Adams. An RECENT TORNADO that Mn. Leon Doster, who under- ous nieces and nephews. He has Interesting program with light re­ Her many friend* in Barry Co., went an operation at Leila )km- had no word of them since siX| pltal. Battle Creek, last week Wed-1 months before the attack was made extend *ympathy to Miss Mary Bul- freshment* wa* carried out tn con­ nection wllh the event. nc*day, was resting as well as could {on their country by Germany and 11*. Home Extension agent, over the be expected and would go into sur- Italy. Louis Karmes, whose mother, death of her father, a well known ADMITS STEALING gery again for a follow up operation also a brother and a sister and farmer, living near Howell, which CHICKENS the latter part ot the week. j tlielr families, live in Greece, has occurred at the lime the recent’ -Prank French; who had admitted Temperature dropped 40 degrees’ had no word from there in over a Windstorm swept over Ingham‘ In1 circuit court that he liad stolen from Saturday afternoon to Sunday year, and this Is the same situation county causing the loss of over 500 .about 200 chicken* from Hope morning. Much scrambling for the other member* of the Greek colony. bams. I township farmer*, wa* brought in­ extra blanket put away for the here report in regard to their kins-' Mr- Bullis wa* caught In his’ to court Friday and the case war summer. men. b*m at the time, an unusually’ dismissed. Prosecutor Barnett ask­ ’ ed for the dLvmissal because It had ground In a few second*, killing’ been discovered that French had him Instantly. A large number of escaped from a stale Institution at cows and sheep were also lost. Coldwater, and that he could not The hired man had just left the1 be sentenced because of hl* mcnbam. and as the wind struck, threw’ lal unurr these Mlcae CUI1U1 tai conaluon condition. Under condi-. himself on the ground till It had Uona lhf CMe had u, be dismissed, partially subsided. „ * t__________ W2?reiN °,F THE MO°8E i h Horace *11111 .wd *DudWSpoe of 2,15 No 5 can 4 Cc Corn Meal 5 pound sack I i MEAT DEPARTMENT TRAND ■ ................... Marshmallow* *> for OKc Hastings, Mich. Cello Bag TlOlTF Telephones 2244-2557 SATURDAY ONLY — JUNE 20 FRESH GROUND BEEF BREAKFAST SAUSAGE SLICED BACON Skinless Frankfurters 2 |b« 39c ib. 29c 35c Sliced Tid-Bit Bacon ideal for Flenlr«..lb................................ " ■ 16' 29' 19c lb. Smoked Picnics Beef Tongue Or Hearts, lb LUX SOA'P 19' Bacon Squares RINSO Gnt. 60c 3ban 19‘ Lfc 22 ReS 2 for 19 LIFE BUOY Soap LUX FLAKES GOLD DUST Washing Powder O Qc C pkg. w FEATURE ATTRACTION Cigarettes 4.19 All popular brands, carton William (Hopalony Cassidy) Boyd In ■ "TWILIGHT ON THE TRAIL" And Brenda Joyce and Joseph Allen, Jr. In RING BOLOGNA t Thor—Good Grode No. 1 "RIGHT TO THE HEART" fcdaC SUNDAY and MONDAY — JUNE 21 and 22 Barbara Stanwyck. Joel McCrea and Brian Donlevy in COLD MEAT OQc t Special "THE GREAT MAN'S LADY" Ib. Barrain Matinee Sanday 1:M to 3:04 Plain Veal or Macaroni & Cheese TUES.. WED., THURS., FRI., JUNE 23, 24, 25 ond 26 Rita Hayworth. Victor Mature and Carole La nd la in SPRY 3 lb. pall 69 "MY GAL SAL" Gift Suggestions for HIS Gift . . . Barry MACK & SAN B Y 3,„ 19' ba. 22‘.„ 10' SILVER DUST 23 Pk9. SWAN SOAP Ige. 2 for 19c Med. 3 tor 17c fddd^center; theatri ? <K«: Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 WEMBLEY TIES SHAPELY SHIRTS FRIDAY ond SATURDAY — JUNE 19 end 20 DOUBLE* FEATURE ATTRACTION SPORTS WEAR SLACK SUITS Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes in "SUNSET ON THE DESERT" LUCGAGF And Hurh Herbert, Tom Broun and Ouy Klbbee in JEWELRY STRAW HATS COOPERS HOSE 'THERE'S ONE BORN EVERY MINUTE' JOCKEY SHORTS PAJAMAS SUMMER TROUSERS < GOLF JACKETS SUNDAY and MONDAY — (UNI 21 ond 22 EUaabeth Benner, Randolph Scott and Basil Rathbone In SILTS AND SUSriHDIIS "PARIS CALLING" Beautiful Gift Boxes and Gift Card Free Barrain Matinee Sunday 3:44 to 4:4* TUES.. WED., and THURS. —• JUNE 23, 24 and 25 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP HASTINGS Gewrge Rati, Pal O’Brien and Brod Crawford in "BROADWAY" . �THE HASTINGS BANHCT, THURSDAY. JUNE It, IM3 f* uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs Blah-' rAllllfV ATIAU f AMItC GRACE LUTHERAN op. and has a position in the Uni- rtlllNIlA I lllll I AMMliCUUKCU ( ver.ity hospital in clinical contactj । An adult class will be confirmed! work which she has done hrforc. rA|> WAD TDAIillilft lOn Sunday. June 28. Holy Com-! I Miss Grace Edmonds will be »l | UK VVAK IKAHllHV | munlon will be celebrated at 10.00 I home most of the summer, raking I" sswesssassew i ------time out for a two weeks' visit in (Continued from pegs 1. Bee. 1) on (Continued from page 1. sec. 1) at yU Prairieville, Hickory Corners and I Meeting this week Thursday to Ann Arbor and Detroit, and will I thousands must be recruited on ac-1 WwtoMda_ 2:00 P w A|l of theae wtn f alfn C]UI^ 7Jfi E Woodland, and a few from Middle- J start promptly at 8:30. Please be I P*«hably go to Pe^ey the last, count of prompt. I two weeks in August to get what .k»i, -k-i, 1 p in । relief Ural brief stay affords from. nw^ basic training for their work Bond. vtlle attended our high school. Since i l i< h . before lira opening of ,before they are inducted into the Arrangements have been com-< then Woodland first established al The bustneM of getting a hall will be one of the -Aibjectal CJL. • . 1 Coast Guard. This training, in thelpfefed for the picnic at the Yankee consolidated townslilp 12-grade| school. The 12-gradc Kellogg Ag-' dlsctuacd. so we urge every member' Mlis Esther Doty will spend the Judgment of the federal inveatlga-1springs recreation area Sunday qftbe done at the three Foun-, enxxJn. June 28. The committee ricu Hural school In Ross township to be there and help us determine LunJmrr at her home in Athens; (’°t». Miss Sawyer. Mtes Luikens,- ------mjm da Hon .camps. While they were not|re<]UMu au u> meet at the Church took In rural districts In Barry and our 04,7 course. cour*e-- ---------------------------------- —_ -.1 -j...----------at puiit. war-training but for|j;30 p. M. Prairieville. Then followed the- « Comrade Roy Bush has ubeen at --------------Bachcldrr and Mrs. Jacobean Middleville-Kellogg and the Delton-’,d* cottage, getting It ready to oc-1 their homes in Kalamazoo.. Mr? p. acetime uses, now that It lias been । 7h sermon theme next Sunday be "The Security of Kellogg schools, both having 12. cupy this summer. I Bertha Kuhn. Ms*. Royal Myer' found that they will fit Into plan. to| help America win the war. all Will I christ's Church" grades. and taking In several rurati Comrade Tagg te improving from Mrs- Jennie Stuck. "MIm Mary Wil' , t> ■»lh grade gradu- the kick he received hut week. ’J"*?*' lMrR, ,a’Lrtni,.''.,Wl ^Vni admit tiiat IL is fitting and right) shall be Joy IK, lwint me to Hastings «... . ■ . m u Catherine Clark and Mrs. Hah HUJ that they -- . -------- so - used. - c ' A tenta-: J Take ItUT JUJ MIC.. X facte tJw».?yr. ‘5can’pm‘nL2®. ** •« a« looking forward to a quiet arrangement ha* “'•’j.„ 1 made a pfece In thy great heart _____ .mu, .... And ddent nunlte at- tiS*! ° P.?rl Hur,on °J* Thursday.jaummer at home and catching up with government Atuthoriiiea, and| fo. hcr ?h^i and araSro “?d £‘Sda? °f "'X “ a lot of the homehold duUes In little IIiiIk doubt rtrMiHt that rsmrM . there■ Is that the camps And give her lime to grow, and pill be utilized for Coast Guard cherish her; training, commencing about July 1 •Then will she come, and oft will HASTINGS. MICHIGAN The three camps can provide sing to thee. ouarters for about 600 trainees. It ,When thou art working In the fur­ built. The fuel that H*sUngslalr(e(I f0r-yOur country in this1 yain »,rr husband u sanitary enaiIs iexpeclcd that number will be tehooh drew pupils from 59 other,campaign? Let’. all do our part, “Tb •• 8 rows.—Jean Ingelow. there soon after July 1. and will districts In the school y*arju*t?anil help our country wln tjll4 wuri, M(m Wa<le principal of the tire all the facilities at these places. Our doubts are traitors, and make ■ closed Is proof of the excellence Of Remember Pearl Harbor — and!fewer grades ol Central, will be tn It will be a great disappointment ,us lose the 'good we oft might win our schools. They have superior ad-igeep 'em flying' ■ , Hastings all ----------------— —work u summer -*and will to several hundred children In the ।by fearing to attempt.—Shakesvsntage* which attract these pupils. ---------------i kt the Barry County Agricultural seven counllea of tira Foundation But the principal reason why II 11 f TEAfUtnC ! Conservation office, area to be deprived of the wonder­ ' many outside pupils attend In Hast- If fl 1 I ffil l J I Despite the inroads inode by the ful vacation privilege* they would ings L< the fact that the state now -war on the teaching force in gen- otherwise have at the three camps. pays the high school tuition of ail If I AM WAf ATIA11C rral. Superintendent Van Buskirk Parents and probably the older chllpupils wlio complete eight grades rLAH VALAIIUllJ ; has the mater for next year almost dren will be Riad to have the Founin rural districts, but can go no completed and will soon be able to datlnn aid this country's war effort’ further In their rural schools; also’ (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) ,I give out Ute list for publication. in the manner we have explained. | the state gives liberal aid to rural *»«*• ■* hurt V™. joins the big Bites• --- ---------------------The federal officer who Investl-1 schools having a small attendance; forte, along with Verrol COnklln. - „ .. p ..i„ gated the three camps was surprised i to send such pupUs to attend the Ted Knoppf will have a busy sum- r. D. /VtOOH, DOrriC and pleased to find them so well elementary and Junior high gradeslmer h» ‘h’’ *?lon , ,,nn” I adapted for the training of Coast in some other district which main-1wlth 80 high school boys. r . tains a 12-grade school If ou»! enro*{e<« under the school! vocaFrank B -Moon of Battle Guard recruits. That officer added "This is a wonderful offer by tlve school buildings could provide u»c kuldance program. ------ t t j -- ------ j Foundation. These comps, when .. . . .............. ... ____ i MLu Ta-itsr nlun districts would send theis pupil, to| h" h?* “« Buchananj market in that city, but retired not used by the Coast Guard service for, the graded school* of this city. I -O,Uwill attend loIlg ng0 comnl|tted suicide on training purposes, will make a great) Il te a great compument for Hast” ™' -' weanrsuay rorcnoon at uw uwenJlU°n’’ WBr| Timely GlTla He'll Really Appreciate! It tea great compliment for H-l-: Wednesday forenoon at the CoIc­ Ing* schools schools that that they they are are able able to to B“'|man farm, about a mile south of;efTorl . . . . ing* 7eTart~ '.'— , , • ■■ •from — ------- school ---------! I ilsh department.. , | lak(. |n j0hmrtown He had u u MP*’cted ‘hat the Coast draw pupils 59 other Miss Emily McElwain U looking al thl, rann rt -^uard serv.ee will begin Mkingover districts Our citizen, have for; Jorw .rd t» to a .ummer ward ...mmrr at at home, home and .nd M#r|t c HuW I he threejamps this Week but the, d‘v‘d d.votto’' -_ 01 "y “ a"* ' n ~>t ‘*‘”8 “rf'crsc to an inside job. our tehool., and are proud of theh b Jusl now to f. ard Wells, hte stepson, and one or (‘'J”'*’ *“ n°l ,rr*Ve UnU* Bb0Ut. ■fj-Flne Count Broadcloth! ond I 1W* ‘oon'*v' record. Tira number of courses of-. b the Banner Office ‘WWed1ra^ay. according to reports ‘ °f “**”• }"* v. nu cor*^u"^ feted here, the fine equipment of, Du,< SurJXu wW Ip«"d Ute va■ft Sanforized-Shrunk! made to Sheriff Bera and Corone, ,,f h«W C «W ourschoote. including a library of; raUon ln hu hofnf. an<1 Plnr Uk^ Foundation camps 21.W0 volumes with all the leading aho hu wlfp., Taf Olet h,s Xathrop. Moon left , hte home In Men never have had loo many shirts, go Battle. Creek at about II o1cock thU summer. Barry county will find periodicals, and the excellent teach-1 fanUjy. will spend the vacation at ain’hi!X1 When he;£™ why not plwi.se him thte Father's Day with ing sluff, explain Uie popularity, lllclr cUfTord bike cottage near a'practical as well as thoughtful gift! arrived at the Coleman farm, he tnU"*n« J£r thelr| work “ COIU* and success of Hastings public • OieenvUfe: George Aten te awaitSmart woven paturns, colorful stripes or took a piece of rubber hose he had! equipment for such Mhools. ing thc CHn t0 unice and hopes Nudressy whites! All *" wllh ““*■ ever-fresh -----In this connection It should be to take up ground work in connec- brought with him. attached one end Craft collars! ..... >o the-exhaust pipe, run the other. ,c T”*1??, nt' rign 1 Rnd sald that the management of our tlon with aviation. . p.M'” Walter PerkL-.-. Perkins, junior high prin- cnd through a rear windew into hts; W* Pmen . schools by Supt. D. A. Van Buskirk j Wolter *■ ho* been a large factor in their | clpal. will divldj..... bel^ hl5 car He padded that window, shut • • • the car tightly, started the motor ,*“v* J"”® .5UC? l’1^” success. That he te highly regardea j home heze._«hen>' •he -is already f training, by the educators of Michigan Is wielding th^palnt brush, and hope- wiille he remained In the auto. The fromJiou'’ 40 shown by the fact that he was hon-j fully watting for the rain to^rtop deadly monoxide gra did the rest I w^h 5°* "T Hte body was found in the car ' ’ 7^ irroup of tralnres M cred by them with two terms as । long enough for him to aid In galhabout 1 o'clock that afternoon by ' .h. f l>} th cMnps, and the pmldenl of the state teachers' as-; ering in hay crops. Murk— H Coleman ----------------------Howard Wells - ,rnlnlnK of new groups will probsoclitiion. und has served in the Wesley E. Burrell goes to Ann1-------Murx H. ----------------coieman. Howard weu».r aWy connnUc through the summer management of the state teachers. Arbor, for the summer term; Miss James Hawk, and Douglas Pon-;j and early fall months. pension fund. । Mabie Cosby goes to Nashville, gratz. all of Battle Creek, who drove ---------------- < »» —— ' Tenn., to avail herself of a special, out to the farm after dinner. ! PASSING OF Yesterday b already a dream.(coyrae Peabody College offers in No definite — — reasons air known’ MRS. Kt'RTZ Tomorrow te only a visit. Today her line of work; Mrs. Reid Bassett why he made away with hlUUelL1 The death of Mra. Katherine well lived make, every yesterday a. goes to Ann Arbor for the summer He 1, survived by his widow, also McPharlin Kurtz, on Friday. June drcfim of happiness, every tomor- term; MLm Grace Butler will spend by three grown sons by n previous 12. following an operation at Pen­ row a vision of hope. Look well.’! the summer nt her home In Colum- marriage. The body was taken to nock hospital, which she seemed to therefore to this day.—From the bus. O.. and will study at Ohio th# Hebbles undertaking rooms in have undergone successfully, came Sanskrit. ’ State; Mrs. Adelyn Hussey Boyce Battle Creek. r—u------- TV---------X—< *!wl11 Jo,n l,UBt»and at ®»«' Coroner Lathrop decided that an as a distinct shock to her family To te «llv. onl, u, wteUte. pk». n,id. in. I i„qu,„ ,oul„ n„ w ntte—T. » and her man)' friends in Hastings. She was born in Hastings Oct. 27, ,m. pnte. momr ■"« | U» Hunky Whr.ter kn »•- lb, Uoon-. d.-.U. np. 1872. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to goodness nnd kindness, purity day to join her husband in Call-‘parent. --------Owen McPharlin. pioneer residents and love, history, poetry, music. > fomia. now In the personnel divl-i | A world looks at ministers out of of this vicinity. Save for a several flowers, stars. God und eternal, -----------------------------Uon nt Taft Field, . hopes, is to be all but dead. ‘ " Miss Anne Burton will spend the the pulpit’to know what they mean years’ residence In Kalamazoo, she had lived in Hastings all her life. thle D. Babcock. summer at Aim Arbor with her in it.—Cecil. Hell Need Several For Sammer! She married Frank Kurtz, son of Mr. and Mra. B. Kurtz, local pio­ neer residents. She was a mem­ ber of St. Rose of Lima church Cool, lightweight shins that you from childhood and took an active, can be sure will wear him welll or part in its work thruout her life. ' Bhort sleeve style with two handy | OJ Mrs. Kurtz filled an Important pockets! JL role in Hastings, the Kurtz form residence near the city limits, known as "The Pines.'" due to her culinary Men's single breastskill, became a favorite place over a long period of years for enurtalning cloth! In popular for private dinners, luncheons, and camel tan and I other functions. Mrs. Kurtz was green! I able to give the real home aUnoaplicre to these through her choice Here's something hell really ; menus and attractive table service. want for week-.end wear I A way to save hi* suite, loo! She Is survived by her husband Shirt and. trouser combina­ tions of rayon poplin! Solid ; Frank; two daughters. Mrs. Hubert I Fairchild. Detroit; Mrs. Thomas colors! Short sleeve, open rent shirt—trousers with self i Myers. Hastings; a son Tom. al I home; two sisters. Mra. Edward Mcbelt and slide fastener I Add a pair of these I Grath. Hastings; Mrs. Robert Lewis, handsome slacks for the smartest Chicago; three brothers, Prank outfit in town-1 McPharlin, Bowman. N. C.; Thomas Drape model of McPharlin, Buffalo, S. D.: Dr. Chas. Tropical rayons! D. McPharlin. San FeMppe. Mexico; > also one grandclilld. Sanforised means fabric Funeral services were held from shrinkage will not exceed 1%. ,St.. Rose of Lima church. Monday . morning with burial In Mt. Calvary ! cemetery. 59 SCHOOL DISTS. v.F W ARE REPRESENTED W — SPECI OT. JARS-KERR OR BALL MASON PINT JARS-KERR OR BALL MASON per dozen CAN RUBBERS BALL MASON CAPS per dozen PARAFFIN 3 Pkg». (. THOMAS STORE BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS H K Remember the Head of the Family with Creek, Silicides •>» - — ............ . a..*6”' TOWNCRAFT* SHIRTS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS CASUAL COATS 298 SPORT SETS 398 MEN'S SLACKS 398 Craftsman* Underwear 29‘ mercerized cotton! Sanfor­ ized broadcloth shorts! Nylon Summer Ties 98‘ smart ties that shape — resist wrinkles I Many colors! Swim Trunki 119 sharkskin with " wat Have YOU Joinet the Army of the buy onythinq we don 1 —- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE LU 1M3 orials So, If the New Dealers are im-l palled by purely patriotic motive* tn attempting to purge Hoffman for being an laotaUontai. they should be equally interested la re­ moving Brown. However, no one expects that I after the Axl* power* have been defeated. Even three year* ago. a cordial understanding between Uies. three power* would have been con- Bm and Midway Island are argument* against the for- DON’T BLAME THE NAVY] The United State* Navy I* tak1 of a separate air force coin■ Although carrier and Und-bazcd| tfrpianea daMvcred most of the toll-' blows against the Japanese to-1 redara. it was really the perfect) ( There simply are not enough ship* i the ground* that It la a "patriotic" J to do the job: even if available there duty to return oar junior senator navy forces tn these two areas which ,would not yet be enough trained to Washington to hel&.Uic war efenabled the planes to be at the; ) men to use them effectively. right spot, in sufficient numbers at' | AnU-submarine work Is a highly th* right time. I specialised trade. You simply pannot put a bunch of half-tralqed re-' ^crulta on a private pleasure ship difficult If the air force existed hastily converted tojvgr work and under a separate command, the expect lo get k'nywhere In fact.! problem would become even more these ..converted boat* and thelrl crews of enthusiastic greenhorn* । I would simply be mere fodder for i J* T'i“» "to" ton,1 onn« «■ Btotojr“» to। to- * Bnto. durln, to- dart , |h|> J tag to"*. .. Ito ktal .1 U dUtoul. tow-..- to Uto >u to- ,o Btoto.., .torto. h- ton dt. ,otk . lh> „ ........... . . . . possible for us to protect all points During Wavell's second drive in ' . ... .of danger adequately at the same Libya the R. A. F. frequently at- , T . . tokM Bmto .nd mototod " ” ’ “ touto. toto, eompU-um pn “» « already difficult assignment. Engr llxh flyers being under separate; c ‘ , pumnud dtol Inn. ...eUy whk.i *to’« ,te E“'' tok -to npp-ed u> do .nd to!™ ■*•>“« u ImperUnl. bo. no. pto. Itoto b.d .ometo. dnlnln. m Ibe ground eomnund <o be,u"” '» England and France needed all the help we could give and more (“Thia wasn't our war; event* in Europe he voted against Lend-Lrese **-j sistance to the countries fighting the Axis dictator* and opposed ex-1 The Barry County Nurses' Asso­ ciation will have a picnic Wednes­ day, June 34. at Hlghbank. Those who with transportation, write or phone reservations to Mrs Harold Down* or Mra Mary Moynahan. 1 Cara will leave the Hasting* Center at 8:30. Bring own table' rervioe, • sandwiches and on* other dish. In The Milo-Cressey Home Literary The East Baltimore Missionary1 case of rain the regular meeting Club will be entertained by Mra Leslie Snlffln and Mra Hope Chlt- Society will meet with Rev. and will be held al g p. m. at the HaaMra H. R. Pfeiffer Thursday. June I tings Center. "Do you wish to say anything about. on Thursday, Juno 33 Roll call prohibition7" was the first question. । "Our U. S. A." Tho program will consist of music and a paper on LOOKAHEAD! SAVE NOW! S low PRICES Sheer, All Rayon STOCKINGS REAL EXCITING SAVINGS ON Manufactured By Globe FddTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY NEW-DIFFERENT AND FLAT ERING! SHEER ALL - RAYON STOCKINGS LIKE THESE ARE REPLACING ALL OTHERS FOR "to., ft... H.r-, THE DURATION 75 Dozen-Special Purchase CHILDREN'S 2 STRAP SAN DAIS, SADDLE OXFORDS supporting aircraft unit* 1 .... A. to. Br.UU. HUP. 1»« toPr.ll'" ”• unr. bun bombul by tod b^,> W*"™! » do U» work rltouro.' of Slightly Irregulars FOR THIS High In Style .... .... Low In Price uonut* who thought that we were completely independent of events in' leading topics under discussion were | schedules for shipment of war ma­ Europe. Asia and Africa: blameterials to Russia, the pro*pec I* of i ourselves. the general public, tot opening a second I rent, tbe pact' our UsUessnes* tn matter* pertain­ recently signed by Russia and ing to international affair*. ' Tfae U. S. Navy has a man’*-' Croat Britain and certain question* pertaining to the post war world sized job to do Let * not be over- However the significant fact of Mololoff'* visit 1* the realignment In world poser indicated. with the pair EVENT ALL pair* SIZES. BIG 2 NEW SEASON FAVORITES CLEVERLY DESIGNED FOR THE KIDDIES DAD'S DAY IS SUNDAY BUY make h i m comfortable with o pair of Soft Kid Processed of Long - Wearing Rayon Yarn and look like many of the sheerest silk. Sizes Rfor all 81 101 • In r BUY NOIVofuZ SAVE/ summer shade! ROMEO SLIPPERS IIMMfflBIhllM C^ECKy THIS k DATE RETAN LEATHER WORK SHOES AT A BARGAIN PRICE NEW STYLES IN SPORTS FOR SUMMER Budget Thrilling Prices Save on These RUGGED SHOES ALL WHITES - TWO-TONES -I Long-Weor Ponco FLAT HEELS - MEDIUM HEELS - MOCCASINS AND SADDLES — HUNDREDS OF FAIRS — Sole*—Smooth ahadowed by the more spectacular headlines inspired by the Battle ot Midway—th!* wa* the surprise visit, lociferous idealist* >ho thought' . that if the U. 8. set an example by I to this country of Vyacheskaff MJ disarming, the rest of the world1 Mololoff. Soviet foreign commiuar. Experienced lourtoU—these Naxi*. Even Ln the wilda of Russia they seem to be able to find a one-day developing service for their *nap- The reporter turned to go. "By! the way." added Coolidge, unexpect-1| Preaching next Sunday at 10 edly calling him back, 'don't quote o'clock. Il's Father's Day and all the fathers are especially Invited | able to recognise their own men, and equipment with'any degree of' lanes are being effectively guarded but only at the expense of leaving! precision. Gen Wavell wa* so dis­ the East coast lightly protected. couraged by this lack of eo-operUndoubtedly the Navy is rushing Uon between air and ground forces that he is reliably reported to have) through plans for reinforcements with all possible speed. But it takes declared that he would never again undertake the responsibility of di­ For example, recruit* who started recting an offensive campaign un­ training in anti-submarine work at less he had complete control ot the British patrol craft. One of the moat devastating Brillaii aerial suc­ cesses in the war was the raid on I bor are not yet completely ready for combat duty.' Tarranto which broke the back­ Il may be many months yet be­ bone of the Italian navy. The flyers fore the greatly increased naval in Uils raid were operating under direct command of the navy an.l training program , begin* to show. had been especially trained for this result* so far as effective patrol*type of work much as our own navy along the Atlantic coastal route* ■ re concerned. airmen are. Frequently in the Mediterranean area, light British' Everything practical is doubtleu naval force* have been sent out ( being done. Airplane patrol* are. against much heavier Italian unit*; being strengthened as men and *hlp* become available. Blimp* are; being added and have proven to be' valuable craft for this type of work.' But here again. It take* time to1 train the crew* and time to expand' The Nasi air force is frequency, cited aa an example of what c separate air force can be. Actually, Another thing to keep in mind is; however, the Nazi air force is not an Independent command Rather that the very slip of Ute American' coastline creates a terrific problem it ha* invariably acted under direct orders of the commanding general Bri tish Islets could be dropped into J who had overall charge of the par­ the Caribbean Sea with a comfor-i ticular operation Involved In fact. table margin to spare—and that is' only one sector of the total area} mt of the world costly lessons in. the value of a perfectly unified com- we will have to guard. England ha* never yet been able rnand with all divisions of the fort* working tn co-ordination. The Coral Sea and Midway Island aerial, to prevent ail losses So. even after the Nivy gets considerable I United SUles forces have learned the lessen of co-operation Further­ reinforcement, it is probable that more. it can be stated as a cer-J Uinty. that if the United States air forces had been trained under a separate command like the R A F. these tVo battle would F not *Have ■resulted in such brilliant accom­ plishments senate for failing to provide ap-i proprtations for maintaining a navy of Aufilclent strength: blame the The Grace Lutheran Guild win nret wllh Mrs. Glenn Clam. 733 «■ June M. for a pot luck supper. Alli land, on Wednesday afternoon. are cordially Invited Claud Demcaid Wadnsoday,1 this will happen. All of which! BRUSH RIDGE pfovea beyond reasonable doubt. The Bruxh Ridge Cemetery Circle that politic* not patriotism is the, will meet with Mrs. Orear Wurm, real basis of the purge—If It ever for a picnic dinner, on June 33. did need proving. , | I ddedly spotty. On only rare occaaions. for example, has great Brit-, aln had co-operation between na­ val, ground force and aerial unb a* good a* the United Bute-, had at Midway and Coral Sea ithe Navy ha* a very definite plan England loat two of her best for fighting the U-Boate—provided ship*, the Repute and the Prtnec of Wale* because the expected aerial support, operating under a separate Why can't we do anything effec­ tive "right away quick?" The main reason Is that w? arc Organization* Mr* Leather Iniolc PRICED EXTRA LOW AT Choice of Block or Brown; f CUT-PATE SHOESTORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JUNK 11. 1H2 1 win 738 E. Stricken With Heart Failure in Hay Field Monday, James Morley, M. was AMERICAN LEGION Ki Ntwj ra DEWEY—NEWCOMB TEETER—NEWTON j Hie sotting for the* marriage of George W. D . Mtas Helen Oould Newton, daughter _ of Mrs Cole Newton of thta'~ “S- 'Caledonia, formerly of Woodland. I Ramember the picnic at Thom- at the homc °f *,,e bride's brother„ , driving a load of hay, at about »:W apjfle lake Thursday night al 6:*> ‘*nd ^ Methodist pa_ Nomination of offlcm next Tum“ hterim’. Arodding'Vto­ that afternoon, when he was taken with a heart attack, and fall from day night at the regular meeting f10*- Haricj V. Townsend of Wood- BonttpttrU Presbyterian church tn with the election to be held two, mna rBad reoa th inc * »in«>e rtng ring service on nf Mn Two Friday 12, ■» at four 1i >rWl *’’ afirmoon, June ” front of the wagon. The wagon weeks later on Tuesday, July 7. I o'clock in toe presence of the Un-I a wheels passed over and crushed hta i mediate relative. and a few friends. I ?°’er ’Lr* his airier stater In iI "i!f mTdf.u.p ’!* brtdaI pa.rly . .. I Ennont Newton giving hta found. | marriage. a J satin, made on princess lines, with Neither coroner was available | The bride was attired In a blue when the ahcriff's office was noti­ train. Her veil was held In crepe street-length frock fashioned.।* short fied of the accident. The Delton H. D. Tripp. Allegan druggist.। wtth Jacket Jacket effect, effect, and and her her accesacces-, place by a thread lace coronet made , I with deputy, who was asked to Invaatl- announced this week Chat he will I sories were navy blue. She carried। by her great-aunt for her mother’s gate the death, asked Justice Marwedding and worn also by the be a candidate for nomination for » Colonial bouquet of snapdragons •Shall Norwood of Delton to act as state senate, on the Ftfuublican | and rosebuds. ^uu> । bride's sister at her wedding. A coroner. Dr. Bernard of Delton was ticket at the primary election. SepGleasner Dage Mrs. C1S=_ —.. (Mildren ------------ 7c,ptlOn followed the ceremortV. summoned and pronounced the tember 15. Mr. Tripp Is proprietor I Newton» of Paw Paw. stater of the • Tlie bride ta the daughter of Mr death as due to heart failure, so or ot urug drug store* storm- in tn Allegan. South J bride, UHU>. was matron m-uon oi of nonor honor ano and - Haven, and Saugatuck, has been wore a. yellow, and white printed *"• Identified with the retail buslneaa crePe Jacket dreas. her Colonial bou-I h«’ He had resided in this county about for over 30 years. HU announce- QUel being of rhlxed flowers. Mr. £2, Hta?Z31 of Atoton Col’l’X’ a year and a half, coming here ». | L>age served as best man from Climax. His body was taken -................ »'O » ------For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. also holds a degree In journalism to a Marshall funeral home. FRANCISCO—STADEL ' Newton Rorc a light blue crepe from the V. of I. He enlisted In । the army In July, 1H1. and 1s now The marriage of Mtas Genevieve! dress. f ... M... GOOD REASONS FOR THE Alma Stadel. daughter of Mr. and! Following the ceremony, refresh- —। SUGAR RESTRICTIONS Mrs. Roy Stadel of Carlton town-|menta were served. Mr. and Mrs . „ A,r ”rpaJ ahlp, to Leo O. Francisco, son of "Teeter later leaving far a week's . 8*rIr*nt *nd Mr’- Dewey are at To hoar some people talk aboot , .?re4enL at 8-i government reatrictlona on the sell­ Mr. and Mra. Frank Franctacd of trip through northern Michigan, the borne1 „ Ing of sugar— It it ■Meel/A would appear fhnl that .(Lake Sun-1 latter wearing n a green and white white:j Fourth.St- Las y-gaa. Nev. Lake Odessa, was solemnized Sunmw MATTnnv ! th.v thought thmioht it it an an nnnwwinrv .nd day, day. June 14. at 2:30 o'clock at the1 seersucker suit tor for traveling. Upon Unon they unnecessary and * unwarranted interference. But these home ot toe parents of toe bride.I their return they will reside at.ioil tniNR navv critics probably do not know that The Rev. Sheldon B Qulnccr of S. Hanover St. Hastings. Mr. Teeter Middleville read the ceremony in expect* to soon enter the military thia city received word this week, the presence ot toe immediate rel- service.. '■ j Both Mr. and JMra. Teeter were.that their son-in-law. Clare S.' four being Iron, coal, oil and wheal. stives. Preceding the service, Mrs. Lay- graduated from the Hastings high( Jones, a commissioned lieutenant Sugar Is used to make high-teri . , c .,» >ne nw sugar molasses, which In turn U rence Walt of Lake Odessa played ■ school. For several years she has '»*!“*«rad*’-» 8 N*val Reserve : >e tradlbeen ■ctive service Yt t~J' u —employed ----- ’— as child accountant: bad becn c“"cd used In making ethyl alcohol, which "X Love You Truly" andjfcbe ring In the office wof un the Barry county County lhe --------Orowe IIc Naval and. — w“t ; B mthe «i»* - Mtx1 — --------------------------Is used to make thousands of chem­ ttonal wedding march. uurin ■■ i . ___ .i______ . ... ceremony she rendered "Because." _ school commissioner, Mrs. .. Maude W. ».worn worn In ,n Jun. June 11. icals. For her wedding the bride chose Smith. Mr. Teeter attended MichLieutenant Jones, who has been The solvent for gun powder b visitor in Hastings wltn made of sugar. Every lime a 16-in. a dress of heavenly blue silk andllgan Stale College, graduating in “ which taught a year hl Mat|i 1026. after -------- --- he -------------------hl** wlfe w,'“- lh* former Mildred «■>•coast defense or naval rifle Is fired carried a bouquet of pink rpsea. Mtaa Pearl Cook, a cousin of the। which time he has been a partner u>on- H H- 8 ’,a hBa »»«n In­ it consumes the equivalent of 871 pounds of sugar. It Is also one of groom, was toe bridesmaid and her In the Caledonia garage. In April 8tnJct‘)r kt. Roosevelt High. Oros.se I in te Caledonia garage. In April Ile ,n machine shop, cabinet work the Ingredients of the plastic used . he was elected president of that , nd h1'1*1 classes over a long term red roses formed her bouquet. for bomb noses and for many othes ' of years. He gained distinction by war purposes. Il Is a base for antl- Charles Stadel. brother of the bride. village. ' Guests who witnessed the cere- beln« lhe flr,t Instructor tn the freexo and as a dampening agent Ouesta present, besides Uic wed­ many, in addition to the wedding' country to organise a high school for storing nitro - cellulose ana ding party, were the bride's grand­ party, were Mrs Cole Newton. Mr. «1Wer cfub to u««h *nd tr*ln hoys nltro-cotton, used in explosives. When the explosion of a single mother, Mra. Esther Stadel; the■ 1'und Mrs. Ennont Newton and Mr ',0 n>‘ E*Wera- Two of hta pupils Mcialm in that field, one Is 16-ln. shell uses up the equivalent groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mra.!! and Mrs. Ellsworth Newton. Hasof about three barrels of sugar, a George Davis, Middleville; the,, tings; Mn. met Paton. Charlotte- nnw president of a St. Louis. Mo.. Harley Townsend. company manufacturing tor <uw>u>cna, Woodland; wooauna;"""'™"' ....... gliders ■»> can be seen that the federal gov­ groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs *»*>**v> Frank Francisco, and a cousin of , Mr Mra Russell Mott. Delton.! the government: another pupil beernment must assure itself of a came national glider champion. Al ------------- ----- -----------------------• ’­ plentiful supply, and the rest of the bride, Laurence Walt. Lake «'»> Mrs. Cyrus Page, Paw Paw ways air-minded. Lieutenant Jones us must practice self-denial if we early organized directed a modairplane cluband in his classes, also win the war. And we must win. or and MraFtanctaco leavtngtaterln', A mo,orUt was aaked if he had i eT give up the freedom we have cher­ .X ..umoon r« .tor n,. "/" 1 “ ’*> « ished since America became a U> orad mpld.. where be u em-1 hj SS’reTdre .11 ’ "1* SI? .b““' nation. . ployed. I.. Bal,’cr’ "e replied. It did all ether members are employed in re­ -------------------------------J*’® makprl claimed tor it. and saved sponsible positions along that line DURFEE------------------------------------------- I P',y P®r cent of my petrol. 1 also ln defense work. . 1 Mra. Dale Bump and son. Mr. .j.1??1.ne* ^rburetor which Lieutenant Jones is completing and Mra. Ralph Striker. Mrs. Elea- ,“1^, P?r cent, got another hta own training tor a private plnor Geiger, Mra. Heber Foster. Mr. brand of Pdrol which «•*«! twenty license, and- Mra Ed Rice Mr and Un ! ’*r cent- and *°me »P«>»! aparking ---------------- q » » -____ Jack Moore. Mr. and Mrs Bert Fan- p,Uf* Whlch “ve anolher MARRIAGE LICENSE Right to the Heart." 1 Victor Mead, a soldier The spry of n society playboy cher and Mra. Almu Hunsicker at-, tended toe funeral of Mra. Nancy ' La IFlorence Myers' Laka who turns to the "manly art of self-defense” as a last resort and in J.re.rre .. Lak, Od.re. M.nd.y .1-1 dMn beta, Fd Ul.nd W. Bbrererd. Hope the process finds his future. ttrnoon' | gone five miles. 1 Evelm Hom. Hope the Town- toroid lahan. Jenter irvlce, oetlng Has- Naris, they snap- Allegan Druggist Seek, Seat in State Senate .... Now you CAi buy Plumbing and Heating UNCLE SAM has cased the restrictions on the ESTIMATES on their jobs. YOU can save purchase of heating and plumbing equipment. money by filling your heating and plumbing In a great many instances not previously pcr- needs at Wards traditional low prices. The item* mitted, you can now buy thft equipment you we have shown on this page are a few typical require. WARDS is in position to give you com­ examples, from Wards wide assortments. Re­ plete advice.. .on the government’s rulings, and member, however/ that the easing of some of on your own heating and plumbing problems the restrictions may be temporary. So... for and to give qualified purchasers FREE the widest selection, hurry in to Wards today. AT THE THEATRES err wiir. ueerge nijtv Dealing with the efforts of Rogera and "Gabby" to bring Justice to sorely oppressed Modoc county. Victor Maters Rita Hayworth In "My Gal Sal.” An up-to-the-mlnute treatment of a Naughty Nineties story. Mtas Hayworth rings, dances, and her beauty makes screen entertainment with a smash. “Twilight on the Trail,” Starring Wm. Boyd. Andy Clyde. Another Hopelong Cauldy pic­ ture with roaring action, hard rid­ ing and fast shooting. “Faris Calling," Starring B a a f t Rathbone. Randolph Scott, Elisa- ; brth Bergner. The story of intrigue on the un­ derground front In Europe In mod­ em times. Hugh Harbert, Guy Klbbee The story tolls what happens in I ha sleepy village of Wltumpkn Palls when one of the local lights invents a prepared pudding. 725o 18-inch Firepot tizo CAST IRON FURNACE 66-in. CABINET SINK This furnace is bigger, better and heavier built than any other cast iron furnace we know of I Oversire firepot: smoke consumer gets extra heat from otherwise waste gases; also pan humidifier1 and controls! Buy now! Pay later! For homes that demand the BEST in deaign and service I Double basin, double drainboard, extra roomy sink coated with heavy white porcelain enamel for long wear! 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BUY WAR STAMM . t~i ON BALI Kt MONTGOMERY �SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN h LES SHOE VALUES We Would Like to Meet the Folks Who Can’t Save Here! ;Ctal0r HEVtll th® N.e” (Continued from pare I. 8ec. D Stale St. near Hanover. First will come the Pet Division, including tint prise of 50 cents and second prize of 25 cents for the beat-dressed pet, the cutest, the smallest, the homeliest, the pretUeet. and the greatest number of peU. All dogs must be on leash. ' .' . . Second will be the Wheel Divi­ sion. including best decorated bi­ cycle for boys, best decorated bloycle (or girls, best decorated wMh>n Rap |V GIVE DAD A PAIR OF . Attractive • •’ paCkeo Comfortable Except10’1' *oRTHt SPORT SHOES / \ at e float, and most typical boy or girl fhheman with dog The 2 p. m. contests Include pie­ eating. glove and sack race, potato and hjKxin race. 2-man wheelburrow race, night-gown relay, and three- g legged race. Following the contests will come .the bicycle auard und rides on the Sunday 19 White or Brown and White combi­ nations. Every Style Is Here for Dad’s Comfort . . . The writer of the article. “Earlier Days of Orangeville Village.'' and The Banner are Riad to give place to the following article- from Mrs. Carl Dnmon, correcting two statements “If you will panion me. there are two con'ectlons I wish to make In regard to the article In this week's Banner entitled 'Earlier Days of Or­ angeville Village.' Plain Toes, Wing Tips and Perforates with Leather or Rubber Heels. angevllle. .My parents came here to live 60 years ago this spring, when « I was nine years of oge. and I at­ tended school here. Nearly all my . life before my marriage was spent FASHION-BILT AND KLING ARCH HEALTH SHOES Headline Fashion News Combined with Arch Support Comfort See These Smart, Corrective Styles for Summer Wear! thc school then as now—tho prin­ cipal's room and the-primary room, the principal's room for the upper grades, primary room for lower grade*, with very good attendance in both rooms. The Ijist year I al­ taught in the principal'* room and □race Garrison Bauer In the pri- tn the ground The present build­ ing Is of cement, very modern and has two large school room*, also a dining room, kitchen, lockers, lava- 11 Then it was deeldd to send pupils jin the upper grades to Martin high I school and Delton-Kellogg school । the iMipIls to have their preference I of the two. which seems very Mtfe- Packed With Value YOUR CHOICE OF THE BIGGEST SELECTION OF WHITES IN YEARS ways been proud of our school. ' Next I want to correct what you say about the church in Orange­ ville. Contrary to your statement SEE THESE VALUES NOW! least one pair of these ish In Orangeville, the church here has always been very successful with church service* moat of the time, also Sunday school Great in­ terest is shown In them, and every­ one is ready to do his part, also to White Kid Leath­ ers, Easy to Clean flexible cushioned, cool palrs or whatever is needed. The church has prospered much more Built in Arch Sup­ port, Bring* Day­ Long Comfort White Arch Support! Check These VALUE Features Width* AAA to Every woman needs at through the county. I am referring to the Baptist church, which sUll stands and Is well preserved. For a number of years there has been no resident minister. However, there have been church eervices and Sun­ day school most of the time, mintaters coming from other towns and cities. M1m Brown, who ha* taken up her residence here, has conduct­ ed Sunday school with very good success. -and sometimes conducting church services when there Is no minister present She is very sin­ cere and devoted to the work. Slie ha* conducted Sunday school for six years in the church and Is still doing so. Orangeville people should be very thankful in having her in the community. She is loved .by all. She also works In the school, putting up fruit and vegetable* for the school dinners, and has charge of the dining room and kitchen. The children love her. “Very sincerely. "MRS CARL DAMON." Styles! They’re glove soft in TWO FAMOUS MAKES OF SHOES both feel and fit! AT ONE LOW PRICE FOR Comfortable Shoes for Summer THEIR FILL DOE PRICE QUALITY Corrective Features Handsomely Styled Scientifically Correct SAVINGS IN WHITE SHOES FOR THE BABY! Washable 4 t CUT-RATE With "First Step’ Hard-Sales SHOESTOBE Many Stylet rZVi' &c< '«- t/ in*t< Sto-n, White Elk Leathers Mr. and Mr*. Boyd Clark took their son to Ann Arbor Sunday, where he is attending school Mr. and Mrs. Clark Robinson drove to Ionia Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers and. on finding no one at home, came back by way of Freefx>rt and visited friend* there. Mr. and Mrs. Jock Snyder and Mr. and Mr*. Guy WlUard visited Mr FinktiwnBr tn Lacey Sunday.— Sunday afternoon caller* al Mr. and Mj* Claud Hammond's were Mr. and Mr*. Burr Wheeler. Mr. Mr* Elmer Cox of Kalamaroo. Mr. and Mn Leland Harshburger of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Pease, and Mr. and Mr*. Robert Burton and children. Mr. and Mr*. Dan Smith and daughter and Mis* Verabelle Goldenof Kalamazoo spent Bunday at the Kline and Golden home. licra �TUB MA1TTNG8 BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNE II. 1M2 AM First will Including it-drew*J licit. the and the AU dogs eel Divlratcd bi­ rated bl­ ed wagon and beat irst prize r stamiM. on. The •d Uncle J Stamp Liberty y or gtrl lude piee. potato *1 barrow rill come •s on the ormatlon the Has- “Earlier and The place tn ; itement-* it's letter moke in s of Or­ in Org. when all my is spent tcenes I x>nu> 11. ic prlne upper endance a Pratt om and he prl- Haslburned ; buildrm and electric . Soon Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hinman have'ANNUAL RECITAL HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB Fifty-two members and guests en­ Mrs. Arnold Malcolm and daugh-, borne at 111 E. Colfax on June !2 joyed badira Day at th. Hastings' 2* J^i Those who aaw him say he looks ter, Charlotte, and girl friend from me evening. An abundance of .Country Club on Tuesday. Deiphln-, Ui embrol<lc.y Her vtlb^hat and good and as If hU job as con­ Lake Odeixa were guests of Mrs. flowers made the musical setting. Mias Virginia Potts la horns from Russell MUI* called on his father ductor cm street cars In Detroit Is lums and other garden flowers were, Ida Palmalier Saturday afternoon. White suite for the boys and dainty 1 Greenville for the summer. tn Lansing Sunday. agreeing with him. They also state Mrs. Albert Reesor and daughters,' colored dresses for the glrb added used । In the lounge and on the; r --------— ---------•— Kelen •”4 of Woodland pj m» harmony of aU things, tabla. Creek Monday. t ^tuskegon. | were guests Saturday evening. ; Pupils making the evening poaslJun* Martin. Mra. Frank Adair la visiting liei Mr and Mra. Austin Goetz left! Mra. Jack 6empf. Mra. Angelo ble were Wtllsrd Payne. Wliner Ing golf event 'with low score for I Charles Seeker of HJHsdale. Roger sister in Lansing this week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ttkert of ih. -~t .j. .~t Marlene ■paraons, Duane 1 Monday morning for their summer -Bplrb and Mre Mra. Fred m Hale and ------p*yne, even holes Mra. Albert, Carveth Bennett and Keith Brady ushered, Stephen Johnson was home from home near Owen Sound. Ont, after daughter spent Wednesday m Grand Bump, Cleveland spent the weekend at the Mrs. Cook choae for her (laugh------- Jessie Chrlspcll. Evelyn won the guest bridge prize, while Indianapolis over the weekend. Will Hall home. a visit of a few weeks with their> Rapid*. ..■ 1 James. , „ James. Elaine Colvin. Arloa Sher­ Mra. Roy Hubbard and Mra. Don > urs wedding a blue ensemble, while Mias Katherine Humphrey b Mr. and Mra. Otto Isenhath vis­ I Mra. Hazel Oollins of Vermont- man Denny p»yne, Norma Sher'- 1 Siegel turned in the high scores for Mrs. Schoenheide, mother of the ited Mn. Bessie Wolf in Battle Creek spending a couple of weeks In De­ Mrs. Walter Powell Mr. and Mra.! vllle Is spending this week with Marilyn McDonald. Margue. . ..I K roorn WOie ■ b'*** »llk »uit Each troit. Saturday night. t Mra Fred Hale and friends nu ' Lucenntt Out-of-town guests were Mrs had a corsage of gardenias. ' u president i Ellis Ranney of Greenville was a Powell abo have as a guest this week «-/*nd Mra. A. J. Vedder and Ht. !* ’‘ J3*.1’ I •“« 1 nu Out Mw visitor at Mra. P. T. Oolgrove s home the latter’s grandmother. Mrs. W. P. n?n^Lt a h Mr 8coU ' Ag,1 “ Brennan. Clarence with Mra. Walter Stanley. Mra.I deutxla filled the attar vases and. nvikm are m t Bishop of Eureka Spring*. Ark. Friday. f Henro ifuhert Twatehed^he Bum P' John Cotant. Joyce Bower ­ Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Vernor Blough were Mrs. O. E. Goodyear arid daugh­ Marshall Campbell. Goldie| v Mra. Henry Gordon of ter, Anne, returned Sunday from a in Spartanburg. Ind.. Sunday to> ... , . « . i." ■0* the chancel '• ^Mre EH^ir^r ^Je^er received ft RoU''ln- Carolyne Lee Mackey ana ne^e’ek'and^i* Out-°t-u>'Kn rue*u included Mra. attend the wedding of hla cousin; week's visit In Detroit.atra. cieanor uetger recetvea a Oak Park ni^ith WlUon Co“k of »«*heT Mrs. Henry' Smith, this week. ■ letter frpm her grandson. Don jJoycc » _________ Mr. and Mra.JVmf D. Parker left Mbs Melva Maynard, at the Meth­ n‘- Wlth Cedrk,of the bride; Mr. and Mra. Theo, . Mbs Dorothy Long arrived home on Tuesday for a week's visit in De­ odist church, of which lier father is•■Westbrook of Alameda. ____________ WHK . Call/., wtio ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Morey. Morr' || dore Schoenheide of Detroit, par-. Ml. *rt teacher Saturday from South High. Grand troit arid Port Huron. pastor. Following the wedding and«te in an station school in Florida.! “‘Mr''and'Mrs’ Hostesses for the day were Mra.1 Mr and Mrs James R Polhemus Rapids, for the mmajor vacation. Phno■kbSairaSiX; m X Jita SKJLJ?L «?= -- ----------- ------ot scknowledglng the receipt of a of Middleville Lira. Alonzo E. Trim spent the \ dl”n<r' announce the en­ Delnaav. Mr* Clarence Trrter Mra “fr°'fn"eJde B"d**r' ,and.,Mr*, °*?.' Iz-wb fVlvlan ReynolAn of Mr. and Mrs Henry Vahlrtng and weekend with her mother, Mra. churches which the Rev. Maynard package she recently^sent him. ! „e Texter. Mra. —-—-- ---- ------------guitciiiriii gagement ui inrir aausnier, Irene ------------------------.• Mrs. — ■-Clarence -----of ntheir daughter, Irene Delnaay. sons, David and Donald, spent*the Schoenheide of Detroit; Mr. Harold Flora Schulze at Nashville. Mr.past andweek Mrs.atJ. their B Wolf j^t,■nd’Mn'^Strdln^'c* Oerald c Roger*. son of ne,h Adelbcrt Cortrlght and Mn Kenoring their pastor and wife, who the* Gun spent, lake ^7' Rogers " Lsberteaux. weekend In Detroit vbiting rela­ w na«t week at their Gun lake. ■ >■ --.... . Mr th lAhrrtram Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boyes and son, tives. Lawrence, of Hickory corners spent were also celebrating their 15th cottage E Green St i The committee for next Tuesday Mbs Barbara Bachelder of Kala­ wedding anniversary. s- ’ Polhemus ----’ Is - a graduate • .1 w3 «hii - Mrs. Dan r»«^ ur.iiA^wr »»™ mazoo. Miss Anne Burton of Ann, - . . i Mr. and Mra. Julius Knowlton iett Mbs of " h ** Walldorff. Mra. Homer, arrived home last week and | Bs.....3 Miss Beatrice Carrolhers was Monday for Camp Shawandoare.' fhomapple-Kellogg high school lnlRay Branch’ Mr’ Frank Sage. Mrs Arbor, Miss Margaret Jane .Bren-' plans to take summer school work - . week- MlchdlUnda. of £iW. ome from Detroit over the week-I Mlehrilllnrta Mich, Mlrh for fnr the sum-i Him. the cl . W. O. Cascadden Cascatldcn and Mrs. Mra Ben Rm nan of East Lansing; and Mbs Es­ Kleli of Hudson, formerly of Robert Parker returned the past home at Albion. ther Doty of Athens. end. accompanied by two friends mer. where Mr. Knowlton acts In a graduate of Hasting* high school ' owie>r week from the University of Mich ­ Mbs Hazel Caukln si from the Detroit achoob. Mra Helen the capacity of arabtanl director. V TT»e weddlM* iriUbe ---------Good- igan and has a summer Job at the Beer, and Mb. Edith Gonne. Mbs:Mr and Mrs Hugh Perkins of with Mbs Jane Ander „f October MTIOENHEIDE-l OOK Bibs plant. rich and Mbs Bonnie i . 1' ’ Miss Dorothy Ellen Cook, who has Mr. and Mra. Clytus Carr of Carrothera plans to go to New] Grand Rapid* are returning here Grand Blanc. b««n connected with the Hastings C. W. Clarke was in the city on Marshall and Mr. and Mra. W. J. Hampshire this summer with Mbs and wiU occupy the Knowlton’s. BUSINESS WOMEN'S < HOSPITAL GUILD |*choob for the past five years, and Tuesday, having accompanied his Carr returned Friday from their Gonne. who for several yean has-house. managed an Inn In one of the art] Mr. and Mra. Melvin Hornsby and The regular monthly meeting of Mr Gersld Schoenheide of Inrilanson-in-law Mai Cassady, here on u trip north. colonles near Mason. N. H.. Just off] Mr. and Mra. Carl Myers spent the the Business Women’s Hospital «po»i® .poke their marriage vows bueincM trip the, Rmilzin tha. Boston nrwt-nwizt poat-road. and will Jalrw take; weekend In Stanwood ..(.HI.,. visiting Chris-:■ ziniN Guild nwas .,, >., held iu Monday ,» at .L_ the Ihome. ____ _ Ratnrrlav Saturday ■npm.v't, afternoon at a qujet cercJoe Rosenbaum and Hollb Isen- tiimed Sunday from a two weeks' of the classes tn weaving, j topher Myers, also Fred Myen or of Mrs. Fred Smith, about _____________________ 30 guest* ;mony Bt ... Emmanue Emmanuel Episcopal hath left Saturday night for Wash­ visit with their children in Ann i charge Xtr and anA Mrs. Kira Ray Dav Hotchkiss UntahVla, and nn^ White ...... Cloud x. a and __ j Charley Myers .r — -. ^.^...1. tha Daw Mr. i church with the 4Rev. Don M. Gury Father would like a cake too — He’ll like this — of L.I being present. ington. D. C . for a week’s vacation Sergt Richard Karmes arrived «on of Detroit. Mr. and Mra. Will | Following the buriness meeting.! officiating. The single ring servGrand Rapids. with Joe's father home Monday on a short furlough I Y °ung of Grand Rapids and Mr Mrs. Virginia Baird gave an in-, W8S used. Mra. James Gower left yesterday , terest Ing talk on the Women’s Aux-' T1’6 brtdc u^re attractive to sjjcnd the remainder of the week from Aberdeen. Maryland, where he] ftnd M™- Chester Coleman and two FIXJWER FESTIVAL The Barry County Flower FesU-' illary of the Army. i street-length dress of white pique ■with her sister. Mra. Charles Mill­ of Mra. James Endsley. val, Friday. June 12. at the Kellogg' The committee for July Is Mra.1 fashioned with a circular skirt and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kurtz Of De-j er. at Spring Lake. Ta Heath, who, lias been troll were in In ' nasiuiga Hastings * uunaay,; Sunday,' —:------------------------------------------------- school Middleville held under the'Id“ Ved(te’’- chairman, with the trimmed with rows of insertion. Mr. und Mrs. Ernest Kenyon went iron Khool. Middleville, held under the Mb*e* Maxtne Swift. Florence Wade Her matching hat wa* of pompato Saginaw yesterday to visit their n8M tar. by lb. ta.U, ol hU •““»« « Ita.!><»■» »< tar Ptaents, Mr. and Mra. George Heath. Jotnt sponsorship of the Irving one and HeIen Wadf mbUng. . dour style with a short veil. An son, Russell, who has been in a burn. Un rr.nb Kuru. ------- ——*-•-•---------------• all-white corsage of roses, snaphospital for .six weeks. — Mrs. _____________________________ Pierce O’Connor returned on for two weeks, leaves Saturday for Prairie Garden clubs, was a decided 113 S. Jeffersoa SL m.mtare ot the u»eU>lon' m»ooMU UtHher Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ritchie afidiSaurday from a two weeks' vWt tn NUes. where she wUl teach Vaca­ daitghtcr. Carol, of Grund Ledge' Chicago with her sisters. Mbs Lydia tion Bible School for a few weeks. being present from Hastings Del- monot°ny of *«rk from becoming with accessories ot tbe same color Mr. and Mra. Edward J. Adams ton. Nashville. Cloverdale 'and mono“”»y of life.—Westcott. completed her costume. were Saturday evening guests of and MLm Lillian Roberta. I — Mr. und Mr Hurry Ritchie. Mr. and Mra. Richard Loppen- attended the wedding of Mbs Jose­ Irving. Mr. and Mra. W. E. culbcrt and I thlen had as a guest from Wednes- phine Louise Smith to Wellington About 80 members and guests reg-1 MIM Dorh Smith spent from Sat- day until Monday her sister. Mrs. Ames Pomperoy. Second Lieut. In btered for the noon luncheon, which £* unlay until Monday In Buffalo. John R. Meissner of Ludington. was served In the school cafeteria £ Ut church tn Lansing on Sunday at N. X* vbiting the former'* son. Mr. and Mrs Homer Smith and The Irving Club had charge of the J ‘ftebert. , Mr and Mra. Don Trethric spent1 < o'clock. tables. These were arranged in an £ Mr. and Mra. Don Bliven arrived Mr*. G. H Southwick of Grand j week on a vacation fishing trip open square with centerpieces of * Rapids was the guest of Mrs Ray, |n Canada about 100 miles north ofj! home Saturday night from a two large Victory emblems In red. white I 1 weeks’ vacation In Colorado Springs, Flnnle on Monday. Dr. Southwick t the Soo. and blue. ,, , wliere they vblted Mbs Winifred being here for work al Pennock Mr - 1- and' Mr. - Mwiiitem wnJ^r J°hM“”> While there Lester De After the luncheon the exhibits ... .. n I “Mr. »«• •»*»«* and “Mrs. >>’ William nuiuai rux Fox oi of ssai-r Kai- VauU who u al neld Den- were Inspected. Over 100 bouquets •Dir Rev and Mn,. IL P Phillipa >pcm th, weekend lrf and plants were entered. oi 8 . U.U8. Mo .81 ta■ ll.r sunU uoll „ „ ■| ver. Colo, spent Sunday with them Mrs. Blanche Crtdler, program , Mr. and Mra. Frank Rogers and of their son and daughter-in-law. Dsrllmr ni ». J n ; *°n- Lieut Frank Rogers. Jr, Mr. chairman. Introduced Mra. Merce­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Phillips, fori »* ------- tiro weeks -------------------- ' I Jf" °*^,n °Vh* Amer'1 •nd Mrl Wrn Schaan Jr., and Mra. des French, who gave the address Mbs Lob Kenyon spent part of' p"l*° i Cecil Robert* and daughter spent hrr two weeks' Jacalton tr!m ihe'"** WC*’1P | *«krnd »" Chicago. .j? I'’ Lteut. ’ 1 tine, president of the federation. Windstorm Te,uJ'’ where’ her hu«-1 Rogers returned from there to San responding. Windstorm office office in in Suidnaw Saginaw and “nd11 ?*. bwid uVatloncd J”n K^a-rle. Leary and Diego. Calif, where he b at presMr" Alice DeVries, in charge of ent stationed. I the flower show at the Barry county Mr and Mra E. A Caukln Mr* ‘ June ,nd 8111 ***” drove 10 *»“•Dr. and Mrs. Glenn 8. Smith of । t*>C urged everyone to bring en-i Grand Rapids and Mra Winona1 hiblts to the fair. She suggested, Bdward Caukln and Miss Hazeiij merb^Ttrend^’relteeT Caukln spent Sunday in Flint witbiT"’* wmow^Run ' * * Downing and daughter. Rexlne, of I floral flag*, patriotic centerpieces, ( their niece. Mra. Edward RockaRluL v Lansing were guests Sunday of Mr. wild flowers, and other arrange-, fellow und family Major Leonard, Dr. Wooton. Ken and Mrs. John Eddy to celebrate ments luted tn the fair book annual., Mr. und Mra. Frank Bennett re- Latart«‘“x..' Al ok”n Mrs. Eddy's birthday. | Mrs. R. B. Chrispell ot Grand Mr. and Mra. Wayne Frey and Rapid* showed motion pictures of ( turned to. their home in Nashville „11.8cha V, Thursday evening after spending! ■IP**1, double Dorothy Jean of Michigan City.I scenes of northern Michigan. Florind.; Mra. Kenneth Perry, Walter]Ida and the Holland tulip festival, v the forepart of the week with their I T’n Tuesday, son. Leland, and family, here. • . ., ~"rk L** *nd and Douglas of Sturgis. Mr. and. Mra. M. H. Sheffield of Grand \ Mbs Eleanor Miller, who bf nt-(daughter spent Sunday In Quincy, Mrs. Ernest Severance and Neil of'Rapids, who Judged the exhibits. »' tending the Gregg School'In Chl-l“"- IyCC remaining over for a few Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. B. R.,gave a talk in which the exhibits £ rago. returned to her work Sunday days to attend a Hospital Guild Minford of Pontiac with Mary Alice: on dbplay were used as a practical £ Dad’s doubled his efforts this after n week's vbll with her pur- meeting In Coldwater with her spent the weekentl with their par- j lesson to demonstrate her theories £ ents. Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Severance,, and suggestions for greater perfec- £ ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. 1 mother. year . . . he’s working harder and helped Mrs. D..D. Walton returned Sun-' . Mrs. James Olescn and Jimmie of I|----------.— celebrate their wedding: tlon In the art of flower arrange­ i menu !£ day from a four days’ stay In Lan-' Aurora, Ill., and Mra. Edward Bart-' anniversary. anniversary, and worrying more. Help him • u»b. where wueig she .n.MivLM c wui-, —-> — z— Ill, are 1 Mr*. H. sing, attended »., the com-'lhtS of ------Glen — EUju. H A. * Adrounle and daugh-| The festival b an annual affair mencement exercise* of her niece,| peeled Thursday for a two weeks'] Zabelle. and friend were Sunday > and announcement will be made V to relax by giving him sports­ Katherine Louise Clay, at M. S. C. | Vbit with their aunt, Mbs Tillie! dinner guests of Dr. Lydia Jesper- later as to where the 1M3 show S MIm Hazel Henry b expected, Tyden. ! «»n at the Battle Creek Sanitarium, will be held. wear on Father's Day. By do­ home from her school work in De-, Mrs. J. C. Ketcham. Mr. and Mrs. , Mra. E. A. Caukln spent last week The St. Rose of Lima Study Club I ing so. you'll also help him to trolt June 20. Her sbter. Miss Ber-1 Robert Houston of Royal Oak. Mra. [ U1 Sparta and Grand Rapids visit- enjoyed their monthly meeting on. Tuesday evening at the B. A. Ly-1 nice Henry, plans to remain In! Clara Brown and B. D. Shelton were 1,18 reMUvea and frends. consdrvc his business clothes. Akron. O . to teach summer school.। In Grand Rapids Sunday to see Mr.! M1M Helen Wade and Miss FlorMrr George Pogue and Mbs Mary ■ and Mrs. John Ketcham. Jr., andj spent the weekend and ture aside from the regular pro- i ■ Schermerhorn of Greeley. Colo., and family. their home In Traverse gram being a shower for Mra. Wm. i' Thomas (Marguerite Feldpauschl. Mr. and Mts. George Merritt of, Mr. and Mra. Robert O'Connor Grand Rapids spent Friday with and daughter of Greenville spent Mrs. L. H. Evarts and Mbs Agnes thu weekend with relatives here., Sim. 1 Mr. and Mrs. O’Connor moved from! MIsa Grace Edmonds is spending' Hurt to Greenville In January. Bob Whatever hit favorite sport, ho's sure this week in Ann Arbor visiting U manager of a shoe store there. } friends and will spend next week Mr and Mrs. Robert Houston of' FOR THI to love a handsomely knit V neck with her sister and husband, Mr. Royal Oak drove to Hastings Satur-1 and Mrs. E. H. Pate, al Lincoln day night from Lansing, where they1 sweater. Only 2.50 to 6.95. t’nr,t .. . I had attended their class reunion all Mbs Jean Campbell, daughter of Michigan Slate, and were gueate at' Mr. and Mra Kdward Campbell, the Ketcham home over Sunday. I leaves Sunday for Grand Rapids.. Mrs wh0 u Uvl ' where she plans to take a burtnrv. now Bt Belleville, near Scott Field, course at the Diivenport-McLacJilan' ni Dave.i iu..„ where wnere her ner husband. nusoana. Sergt sergt. Dave.i Institute. u twining, was home 1* In training, was home over over the the] week-end visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beck, and her hus­ band's family. Loren Boyes was home for the Owned and operated ky TBB88A CLEVELAND weekend from Lansing, where lie ls( working In one of the defense! Hours—S to 5 uc«pt by appolsV plants. Mrs. Boyes and son. Terry,' HOTEL HAStnroa Phon* 8711' have gone for a few weeks' stay, with her father. Arthur Westerlind. Mrs. Robert Lore (Nancy Hark­ ness). left Monday for Washington drus formerly of Hartings was tn town on business and also visited a PERSONAL MENTION FATHER S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 21 CHOCOLATE CAKE BANGHAKT BAKERY FOR DADS Help Him Keep' Fit! pupils In high school, fcrcnce r sath­ in and pupils irnngetemenl flourh here -■essful, of the every- more terring h still . For i been . there I Sunmlnis and taken iduclgood uctlng r sin­ t. She a still hould id by ehoot, hargc BAIRD'S SWEATERS PIPES LIGHTERS DILL FOLDS ROOMS STEAM HEAT HOT & COLD WATKB SHOWER BATH I and until Single 13.50 per wk. np nazoa took nday, Remember Father, June 21 The BEAUTY BAR HOTEL HASTINGS enta. Dr. and Mra. Robert HarknesJ Both Mr. and Mrs Love are en-j gaged in work for the government' In the aviation branch, the former i al present in charge of a section of the ferrying program. Edward McDonald ot Phoenix. days here this week with his brothi er. Judge Archie McDonald, and famUy. Mra. McDonald and the । children will leave Saturday for I their summer stay on Lake Huron. । the Judge driving them over jvlth I hla brother, whose wife Is already । in Port Huron. SHAVING NEEDS CIGARS - STATIONERY - CANDY Father's Day Cards - 5c to' 25c Shop In Comfort In Our Air Conditioned Store COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE SPORTS SHIRT Inson idlng and sited Buy Him Quality Clothes That Will Give Him Years of Service HAVE YOU A HAIR PROBLEM? If busy wartime activities have mode you neglect your hoir, let us treat it now for dryness, dandruff, split ends or other troubles. Take a quart of our delicious Spun royon sports shirt Ice Cream home for an ideal with whipstitch hot weather desert w Only2.50 to 4.50 MAKE APPOINTMENTS EARLE NECKWEAR Ties for every occasion, 3.95 to 7.50 in every color ond patctrn 75c to 1.50 If It's for Men and Boys, They Have It at Finger Wave on Dried OU JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP SLACKS Coverts, gabard i n e s ond tropicals to wear with your Jacket. . Permanents — Machlneleaa 52.50 Up, Others From 51-50 Shampoo A EEe Finger Ware DO trim. V HASTINGS MOUTHED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hostings Phons 2241 Stats Or Jsffsrson FAMOUS SFORTS WIAR JACKETS of MttM poplin 3.50 te 6.95 SLACK SUITS with contreiHwj shirts 3 65 to 10.50 �THE HASTINGS BANNEB. THU1L5DAT, JUNE 1A IM* NOTICE ' LEGAL NOTICES (Eljurrfj Nrms okdkb roa ruaucATtou Ulate nf Mlrklyan. Th. Prebate Ceetl far th. Caeaty •< Berry. At ■ ef eate Ceert. held al lb. Prubete Off.r. la th. City „t Ila. Haga la .aid Voeety, «e th. lltk day af June A. t> ISS1. Prearnt. Hao Hfuart Clement. laigr at Prabele. schedule, a rapreaentalive of ths Charlotte Production Credit Assoeta lion will bold office hours fran 11:M AJf. to 1:M P-M- »“h Twa 4ay al the office in the Handemhot Bldg. unUI further notice. Glen A. Speers. Sec y-Trtoa, 7-t - la tk. Melter ef Ike K.tate at Ctiarlre • MrManaU Walter WeManek keying filed In •aid (-art hta twill Ion pnylag that Te Ladles* Aid will meet *fhun- th. kdtadbletraliea^ nf .aid eatal. be day afternoon. June 25. with Mrs. ••Hehl, parton. John Hagar on East Mill St. AU other Il 1. Ordered. That the Sib day nt \ ladle* are cordially invited. . Julr A. n IktJ et tea e'rleek In Ike Uhmu. al .aid Probate ofhee. be and 1. hereby appointed tar keartny •al.l rMiUM; It i. Pwrtker Ordered. That pnblir none. th.rent !•» (Iren by puMlratlen of a eepy of tkka order, tar three rob••entire week. preel on. i. .aid day af worship will be combined and ■ heavies, la tie lU<Hn«a Benner a tpeclal program will be presented. "•W.naper printed sad elrrnlated In eaid Sheldon Agency All Kiais at lasuraace Safety Bonds Um Illi Hastiugs CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP I have purcliaaed the int­ erest of Otto LockaUdt on Guernsey lake. Am open for bualnena .and have boats, collages and rooms for rent. Lome on over and let’s set acquainted. Htuart tiemeat. Judy* at Probate choirs will participate and each de­ Mildred %mlth. RefiOer al Prebat.. partment of the church school will Put »•» furnish a part of the program. The Rev. Stone will give -a short talk NOTICE TO CREDITORS and will baptise bablca and children. State at Mleklgan The Prehat. Ceart 1 The offering will be used for the Ur the Canal r of Harry In Ihe^Matter nf ike F..tale ef Kall. AUCTION SALES "BOYKIN-HILL" “Bob” Boykin, Propr. Natter tv berehr given that all vlaim. . acalaat >1U r.lale erall be beard br •aid Cartel on ft. 30th Aar at Aueu.t ' A n IMS. at ten .'rleek tn ike fere nnon and aN eredrlara el raid deemiaed are re.ielred fa pan,, ray their Claim. tn •aid Cnmt. al th. Probate (Wire. In ’ lt C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. ? Is - hr ; . — TO BATTLE CREEK ! ' t:10 2:25 4:55 5:45 ••10:25 GROUND TUESDAY On Tuesday. June 23, the annual Hteart Clem eel. JuAre .f ProMie Young Peoples Convention of the A tru. regv. Mildred Hmllb Reel.ter nf Penb.f. n.n 7 9 NOTICE TO CREDITORS HI.I. -f Ulehlran the Prolate fart Ur th. Cunei, bit Barr. In the Matter nf the Kafale nt Charlea Udlav. fleeeeryd. Not Ire I. h.rehr tl.»- that all r'alm. ir.lr.t Mild e.tale *111 he heard b. •aid Cenrl en th. gjlh day of Au-u.l, A. D. IMIS -at ten e-rleek In the fere •eon. and all eredllnra nf .aid devea.ed been arranged with many of the ar. ro.nlved >n y>r...M their Claim. Io young people inking part. There .all Court at th. Prehaf. Offlre. in <h. Ctlr .f iG.flnm m-4 t„ . ropy •f -aid elahm ou Knlak Herman, ad -ml.train, ef .ahi ..late who.- .4 4^.. |. A71 El. HtreH. Allee-an Mkhl vention this year will be the pres­ ran al lee.t tu.nl, xday. prior te aeid krarlnr. ence on the grounds of the Hough-1 Dm-d. Jue. IS A. f> IS42 ton College quartette and tlje Mar­ Hlaart tlement J.Jy, ,.f Prntol. lon College quartette, both groups _ ... n« T» atsi-.ting hi the program. . I will allow no man to drag me Tlie guest speakers will be Dr P. F. McConn. president of Marion down so low as to make me bate him—Booker T. Washington. at the campground, southeast of Hartings Several hundred young people from the churches of this section of the stale will be present for a full days program, which AUCTIONEER List your Auctiaa Sales with Shipping Livestock sage of vital Importance to youngs people in these trying times. Senices begin al 10 a. m , 2 p. m. and 7 p. tn. end the public is In­ vited to enjoy this unusual treat. Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER ARDS OF THANKS A.M. P.M. PM. ' P.M. PM. TO LANSING •5:55 A.M. «:U PJM. kerning. In the KaUlne. Panner a n.u« M|ter printed and . rlrralated In .aid JERRY ANDRUS J:M P M. <:4S P-M. U:M P M. r : i - - .•tele In th- reel e.tale therein dr"u’*?. VirdeeeA* Thm ib. 7th day at At the Sunday monting worship A It. 1*13. af ten e'rleek In th. the pastor will tell about "Sewing Jnlr. tnrr-~.«. at .aid Pr*ba>. OMIr. h* a-4 Without Thread** End will preach '* aptolmed far kerning •^•■i If ie Purtber Ordered Tk.t twhlk n-.flr. thereof l.e (|y.n hr tw hl lea ilea nf a .O|.v nf thia .rder Ur threat ««« ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Effective June S, 1»4» TO GRAND RAPIDS g;M AJ4. £ = ir ‘ I .jlM s f-’w ES f M r r= U h Cool. Gat and Oil Fired BUS SCHEDULE 15 56 The Ladies* Aid Society will hold picnic meeting Thursday. June IB. Jay <■ wine, adtalal.lralnr havlne t Mm C. T Cordes* cottage at fllM In aald Ceerf hl. wtltiM nr.ylar that f,.r reau>a> Iber.lw >1.1.4 b. ena> Marshall Furnaces Cloverdale, MlctL UH- S iip jj Wednesday. 7:30 p. m_. prayer and Bible study. Thursday. 7:30 p. tn, Achievement OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. IL J DR. L. J. CASTON ifet? At the morning service the pastor will speak on ttie question "Who Owns Palestine?" “Joshua, a Type of Ciirisl" wiU be the subject of 2 HENRY FLANNERY TO KALAMAZOO •7:M AJK. •Dally Except Sunday ••Sunday Only All Other Trlpa Are Dally Phong 2137 TRIO CAFE BUS DEPOT MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS SOME GOOD BUYS IN HEAL ESTATE* every Wednesday evening dies’ prayer meeting every Young People’s prayer meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr. CHICKEN DINNER The W. H. * F. M. 8. picnic at the camp grounds last Friday eve­ ning was a decided success in spite of so much rain, a splendid sup­ per was enjoyed and an interesting •vary Sunday at SHADY NOOK by soiling 754F12, 4 miles south on Next Monday evening. June 23. the Houghion College male quar­ tette from Houghton. N. Y.. will be with us An evening of fine sing­ ing will be featured. Marion Birch, a member of the group and non of Rev. and Mrs. P. R Birch, former pastor at Hickory Comers, and now C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE CASH GEORGE ■ Phone 2751 MILLER Rooms tn the Hendershott Building WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE BUYING LIVESTOCK each Tuesday at my stock ya mile east of Bike factory, stockyard phone on Tuesday. For your old Scrap Iron, Rotators, Bottarios, Alu­ minum, Brats, Copper & Lead. An honest deal to all. Is our motto. himself, that it is which determines or rather Indicates, his fate.—Thor- FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! CLENN F. LAUBAUGH FARMERS - ATTENTION ! I I THE GRANGES Truss Fitting YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES $7-50 cows $6.00 We hove a collector stationed in Has­ tings to give immediate service. 10* OF INCOME IS OUR QUOTA M WM BONDS We oyght not to be wearv of do1 Ing little things for the love of Ood.* who regards not the greatness of the work, but the love with which It Is performed —Lawrence. We Poy the Phone Charges PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS HORSES . .. *7.50 COWS .... *6.00 PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-AOO Fourteenth year of service �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-5IVINTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1942 THORNAPPLE'S FIRST SETTLER MADE HIS HOME IN MIDDLEVILLE LIMITS Much Leis Road Work This Year Methodist Pastors For Barry Co. Churches FOUR-H CLUB NEWS County Minish Attend Loader Conference Imide hte report at the meeting of The 1M1 International I the city council Friday evening. champion steer. Loyal Alumnus 4th. , If maintenance work on state andI covering the three wrelu since their The Michigan Conference fit the president, prime minister and gen­ | county highways is curtailed thia... .v|~. ....eralissimo of the livestock world, Methodist church closed Its session (Continued from page 1. Section V1 I year, as it undoubtedly wlU be. celteneou* complaints; one car stoi- al Grand Rapids Sunday night. The 'comes to Wayland on Friday, June By Jane Cameron Bowens Mill*. he purchased from Calvin G. HiU. 1 there will be ample reason for It. en. recovered, and two arrests of ministerial appointments to thaj county will be attending ■ of Nathan and WiiHam Barlow, who , _____________________ ------------------tire State Highway Commissioner the guilty persons; one bicycle stol- denomination's churches in Barry Country leadership program • |I told a group of county road cocncom-en. en. not recovered; one one arrest arrest foi foi Eding Oo. und be exhibited under , in what became Thomapple town­ were pioneer merchant* of Hasting* I At the present time ttic re are twoi A minister In a poor parish need- nilsaloncrs and engineers who were: operating a motor vehicle wllh 1m- county are a* follows: the sponsorship of Barry and Alleship before Calvin O. Hill But he A ■'vtmilrilr*! Exten J Hastings—L. Winston Slone. gun CVutnllM Counties Agricultural ­ came there not for the purpose of churches In the village. The Bup- cd wng book* badly and had a ln Lansing last week to prepuce for proper plates; one arrest for diswa* ,first firm B sharp tightening of purse-strings orderly conduct: policed four autoHastings Circuit—Bessie RulUon. sion offices. to -July 10. Tile Barry ..win- un- i.nH nr h^-nrnin- . ..7 Ust “« *■* ‘r»t organized organised on Scales Beales propoaltlon propowuon irom a commercial nmi there Pralrlf Iin tM-1 1853 »ni) movedto MW., tnMid-to forniah him furnish withhim standard wlUi standard hvmn on hymn highway maintenance funds be- mobile accident*: Issued 16 traffic Middleville—I. W. Minor. loyal Alumnus, one-half ton ot Nashville—Kenneth P Griswold. cause of the war. He explained that; ticket*; issued 67 operators licenses champion beef. La being brought program jotntlv wllh N ^itherc ever 1Jncc Th* Methodist* | advertising. He saw no alternative gasoline tax revenues are dwindling. There have been 500 bicycle license* Woodland—George Wingard. here for free exhibition to farmers. ’SZl’Wntood In Middleville tn 1854. and but to accept, if he had new book*. Hlllzdale eountte*.Freeport—Everett M. Love. and that road machinery cannot be Issued 4-H Club members. Future Partners wttUr Ot ** con*ldered U,e;have an acUve organization and a When they came he was overjoyed Ba afield—Robert Smith. replaced when it wears out. also ’ of America and all those interested Umk. Ar.a.^Ar. . fine.church. i to see no advertising. On the next that there Is a distinct possibility Delton—W. D Robinson. In livestock raising -Jnr 'ln ,l* schools Middleville te won-! Sunday morning hte flock bunt into that the war department may req­ Hickory Comers—A. L. Wagley. ment clerk wlto took up dmk .bo „„ land mna on ,ok„md U» rolteWn, h,mn uisition roadbuilding and mainte­ Their friends in Barry county will the Thomapple river some distance । buildings, tlie fine equipment and' Hark I The herald amrete Barry county 4-H summer club angels sing, sing. nance equipment for Its own need* be glad to learn where former pas­ leaders will meet at the courthouse Rev. Thomas Moyer. Cloverdale; north of Middleville, on section 15,1 the excellent teaching they afford. | Beecham's pills are Just the thing: Kennedy advised the county road tors of churches in this county were ■Thursday ■ been able to carry out hte scheme? evening. Jupe 18. at 8:30 Peace on earth and incrcy mild. ( I believe no town of It* *ize In the men and engineers to investigate there would be no Middleville. He,''United States ha* better schools or . . ..... . Two for man and one for child. tiie possibility ot pooling their superintendent of the Big Rap-1 program for 1842. platted a town on hte land, got out^' i a filler school plant than thia vilCounty Farm Bureau board of di­ as ids district: Rev. E. H Babbitt a»ll equipment to meet shortage* which < colored maps describing It in de­ tage. Here again. "Hals off to lhe| J Friday mu*l have been National ' k rectors and the delegates represent­ superintendent of the Grand Rap-1 MU. Beatrice Boyle, “assistant “““"‘j E. M. Wheeler, Hastings; tail. He named ids town Thom­ W. K. Kellogg Foundation I* It was (Cat Day around here. Buster went he said are certain. state club leader from Michigan} JrV?' ing the 12 farm bureau discussion u. ■"<: wm. H .1" «»«« x.ih..., hmu. apple. Before he could proceed with1 a great day for Barry county when: down to hte aunt's and generously ^.r_ groups In the county deckled against rigel a* superintendent of the Grand State College, ftnd Ray Lamb, ills-' hte plan*, he learned that officers' it began it* beneficent work with in offered to shoot ail her fourteen. trict 4-H Club leader, will be Pre*-i holding the usual fanners' picnic ent. County Agent Harold Foster;^1 “ of the taw were seeking hte arre*t;I' it* borders. Thomapple township, and then give her some of our ten. this year and in favor of individual for certain alleged business Irregu-i | neighborhood picnics by each of fred F. Way was reappointed as' •til lead the dtecuuton. lurltles He fled in haste Neither! and Middleville soon had the oppor-1 That afternoon her two-year-old tu. .... - tunny tunlly to io wora work WlUl with it ana and secure • girl gin uauj baby came up uiu and uircw threw one une of ui Charles Bush. 22. of Middleville the various discussion group* if they superintendent of Bronson hospital,. Ix-ader* will discuss the 4-H camu vyie plan* to attend the Garrett Were ' r 0,11 K™*1 improvement that was our kittens In my ------------------rainbarrel. admitted, when arraigned befoie .—Angora —---------------------------Kalamazoo: Rev. John-R. Gregory | program, program, exhibit* at the Burn?! Biblical Institute'at Evanston, III. ’ r . r',_ u, 'needed for their children. As A* Buster «ald said. -nnfortnastely, "Unfortunately, we, we, judge McDonald Friday, that he shortage and desire to conserve mi- has «« .UH> j| county and state fair, state 4-H I Scholarship* are made available the vmau-ac Oakdale vuuaw. church u. in U Grand .Tl! Briefly, the Foundation proposed saved’it” We have so many lovely had driven away from that town tennis all possible which prompted Rapids: Rev. Karl Keefer has the c,ub Week, national 4-H contests, through the Barry County Haalth 4 ithM ,f the u>*luhlP of Thomapple Angora kittens we are like the old Ik car which the government owned, the decision against holding the Ludington church; Rev. Alfred But-i and «*tedemonstration team*.! Dept, at the request of th* *eholI would bond ,UeU for F50 000- that! woman in theIhoe. I told the boy* which was in-use by a government picnic. The farm bureau board of terfleld was sent to Scotts; Rev. C. Fann Volunteers' enrollment and j irahlp commute* of th* Barry A organization would match it dollar; to give one kitten to each person inspector, who was in that town directors also voted to purchase a M. Conklin to Cedar Springs- RevJ other matter* of interest to every. County Ministerial Association last A. Robertson. They had both worked । for and gJve b11 U|e who buys 8 gallons of gasoUne at on government business when the etna . tLeon ..... n.. M ­ I- — . — --__ . .. ’ • r>—a «» j fall. 8100 defense bond. Mrs Dun Myron E. Hoyt to. the of the township the benefit of a J the gu pump. ning. home and community chair­ church in Jackson: Re Clded IO Join the crowds Who Were nmilerti 12 — v r a d r conw>lli!nt<*<l1 • • • White Manufacturing Co. plant. man for the county, reported that RlKehnun to Augusta; lean ’m^h^rn^rod^n !nb^niu ‘60,1001 The u,wB*hlP votqfi" the We're having bad luck at meat We're having bad luck at meat Bush's plea w^s accepted by the several of the discussion groups had "iLS"“■MO.OOO and the Foundation came counters these days. We keep telling court. He was placed tn the cus­ been buying defense bond* regu­ Mead to Whitehall: Rev C. J. Ken­ dall to Manton. and Rev. A. A. mm of InHuenee iiy their locality. Incrois w!th considerably more than'the clerk* that their meat te much tody of the sheriff to await sen­ larly for some time. Buege to Lawrence. Rev. W. 8 Belted PrXte Lml »r MMrftevin2>U “«recd- But U1Bt *■» a: higher than the highest correspond- tence. Phillips to Cassopolis: Rev. Carley P°r ddte •‘’terter. With a 12-gradc school ac- lug price in March and you ought to Stanton Senriba, 21. of Rutland. to East Avenue church. Kalamazoo. 10 cver* an<1 « ............. ‘rl In Ihear --------------------aome of the Unea they - give - -----------us. pleaded guilty to the cluirge of members of the Chippewa, Ottawa Ottawa thp urivllrite was iship, that privilege was de-! de-! We We llkt HkE our our bologna bologna from from the the coun coun-­ pandering when arraigned in clrSTRIKER and Potawotomi tribes, to the' sired ----------by - rural districts in Leighton.! ter, not the cicrk.------------------------------- cult court on Friday. Scnslba made nuihber of SO to 100 families, would Irving. Rutland. Orangeville andj----------------------- • * *------------------------'some reservations as to his guilt Several ladles from here attended On Monday-Judge Archie D. Mc­ Yankee Springs townships. Theyj Isn't It a shame that adult and which made Judge McDonald re­ Donald passed sentences in Circuit the W. S. C. S. a Doris McIntyre's their tents several weeks al a time. applied for Incorporation in the > child viewpoint* are so essentially fuse to accept thq plea, so lie set court as follows: Thursday at Quimby. The location of a stage route from Thomapple - Kellogg district, and । different when we adults are re- the case for hearing at the ScptemChas. Bush had confessed takipg Mr. and Mrs. WlUism Kalamazoo to Grand Rapids'via were accommodated. The school sponsible for the upbringing of the ber term of court. an automobile, owned by the na­ Yankee Springs, reaching the sel- building has been twice enlarged, children? I had my little nephew* tional government but operated by death of Charles Cramer -------------- ------ ------------- :----Phlta-, . tlement that became Middleville, Our station is a depot for rubber salvage. Bring any­ a government Inspector, from In delphla. Mo., on Saturday. and the enrollment greatly In­ here and they were playing with a. PLEASANT RIDGE had a targe Influence in creating creased. And there was no bond streaked snake. They were going. There will be Children's Dey ex- front of the White Mfg. Co.'s office Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reynold* and thing that is composed of rubber. We will pay you or the town. There was much travel issue necessary for these enlarge­ wlth Patay to help pick strawber- wetees Sunday morning Jape 21. at Middleville, and driving away Marjorie had as a guest a week' over that line in the early days. It ments. The pupils are safely trans­ rles and I made them scrub their Mr» Dorothy Kelsef visited on with it. He was given from is ago Pvt. Lloyd Sawdy of Illinois, j accept your contribution. continued until a shorter line was ported to and from .school, <u>d hand* in soap suds. They were both Wednesday with her parent*. Mr. months to 15 years at Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. William Cramer.' established, some time thereafter, every boy and girl in 20 rural dis­ very disgusted and the youngrat'Bnd Mr*- E. P. Lathrop, near Bar Hayden Hathaway of Charlotte through Allegan codnty between tricts, now has access to- the fine one »ald. "I don't see why we got ryvllle. had admitted tn court that he had Jr., and Sandra, visited their aunt' HELP THE VICTORY CAMPAIGN WITH g Kalamazoo and Grand Rapid*. to wash. That snake wasn't dirty." Mr Mra. Harlow Barnum, driven his car in an unlawful man­ and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 12-grade school at Middleville. Probably Ute location of Middle­ ANYTHING MADE OF RUBBER! The pupils In this school are The other put in hte two cent*' Glendale, and Janice spent Sunday ner. He was given a Jail sentence Hammond of Hastings, Sunday eve­ ‘ ville was largely determined by the taught more than the usual studies. worth. “It was a dean snake," he at Alton Wood’s. of 80 days, and put on probation ning. fact that a dam was built, about There is a Foundation nurse as­ said, giving me a dirty look. ““ ’ - --------- ------------ **“ ’--------- for a period of two years. where it Li now. In 1848 to furnish signed to that school, who looks COMPLETES FLYING COURSE spending a few days in Battle power for a sawmill. In 1849 a after the physical welfare of the Advertisement in a drug atore: Creek with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rank. Fire, believed to have been start­ John Barnett, son of Mr. and! gristmill was also operated there by pupils. There is teaching and train­ DO YOUR TEETH SHIMMY? Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lehman of ed from a lighted clgaret, caused water power from the same dam. ing in health habits that will be a They don't now. but if you wait Woodland spent Sunday at Warner about 1100 damage in a room in his course in flying at Weeks Field. MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR Both were on the east side of lire blessing to them and to their de­ until we experience our first air raid, Kelsey's. Hotel Hastings early Wednesday Port Huron with a very high rating. river. That started the development scendants—all provided by the we may be able to oblige. Will Koble, Mr. and Mra. Alton morning last week. The damage HASTINGS of the business district on that side Foundation. Wood and Greydon spent Thursday was mostly to the Bedding and tion school In the west where he Something to mull over In your afternoon In Bedford with Mra. mattress. ( of the Thornapple. The Thornapple - Kellogg school will train fliers for war work. A store was opened by Isaac N. lias become a community center, mind—An Interviewer once said to Berta Covert and John Johnson. Keeler tn 1850. and a hotel was helpful to the village and to the built on that aide by Ralph Bugbee. surrounding territory. One does not that one man. beginning with noth- | CLOVERDALE Ing as you did, could accomplish! Richard Pennete of Detroit vteDr. 8. 8. Parkhurst, the first doc­ tor. come In 1848. and a little taler the good which that school has what you have accomplished?” But Ited hte parent* last Saturday built a drug store on the east side. brought to Middleville. There is a Mr. Ford replied: "You say I began! Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and with nothing. You are hardly cor-: Mra. LeRoy Pennete were Mr. and Mr. Keeler came to Middleville from new and better spirit. reel. Every man begins with all. Mra. Cleo Spark* and two daughPrairieville. His trade nt first was The writer’s mind goes back to mostly with the Indians, who were the days when he first became ac­ there te. The essence and aub-!tera of Stryker, O.; Mr. and Mra stance of all there te, te here with* Burl Cross of Fort Wayne, fr.d.. still quite numerous. He was a quainted with Middleville, whea lie u* now. and we can appropriate tv! and Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Mead keen business man By 1880 he had began his work on the Banner in made enough so that he decided to 1880. In the few years immediately „ . . * „ I Mrs Richard Engel, who under­ retire from the active management following he did a lot of canvassing M prauu. red whiw Bwreli Dp.,.Um >t hr.. of hta store, and became a capital­ for the paper. There were strong /Ilhams and blue Nightshade Nlshtshodr make make.v. ■. Wllllams nock hospital, is repor'ed feeling us ist. Hte large business was carried men then in business in. Middle ­ a lovely bouquet. Beside* being pa ­ • on by I. N. Keeler Si Son. the tatter well as fXMSlble. ville—like Opt. 8. B. Smith, John triotic. they are artistic when ar­ Mrs. Ed Gave and son, Bruce: taking active charge of the store, Carveth. Russell E. Combs.' I. N. ranged nicely. and Mra. I loin Hasel were weekend in which he also retained an in­ visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harn terest. T. D. French. J. H. McKevftt. In the DOUD CORNERS Jones and family. According to the History of Alle­ early 1880's younger men like Miner Guest of John Houghtallng Sun­ Miss Vivian Brooks Is spending gan and Barry Counties, the first 8. and George Keeler. Reg French. day were Mr. and Mra. Sam Hough­ vacation postofflce near Middleville was es­ Charley and Albert Parker, were be­ tallng of Battle Creek and Mr. and her V BCTlUon with her parents. tablished in 1838. at the home of ginning to show the qualities that Mead °f B“lUe Cn*k TO BUILD STORM SEWER B. 8. Dibble, about five miles north later made them prominent. Ttin bus­ and fanUly. , Al lhe council meeting Friday of Yankee Springs. Mr. Dibble re- iness places of the town arc in good Callers at Daisy Bergman'* Friu WM voUd cll oeived hl* appointment ns postmas­ hand*. The village is more than day were Lou Ctemence and daugh- ronilnM:l * new storm sewer on ’ ter through his friend. Congress­ Orant .t^t, in q,, m wart holding its own. There is evidence er of Bedford. Mr. and Mrs Albert man Lyon of Kent county. The of progress and a fine community Lee of Dowling. ! tram Norlh Chureh 8L Broad. tatter urged that the name Dibble- spirit The town has always had. vllle be given the postoffice. but and continue* Charley Han Hammond al Pennock WcU Colfax St. continues to enjoy, a targe large. Mrs cnariey .... • Mr. Dibble strongly objected. Some­ trade and its merchants are enter- ■ Hnvnltnl hospital Rimrlav Sunday, one suggested that north of Dibble's prising. It has a strong bank and I house was a settlement called Mid­ a widely-known, successful cream-' dle Village. This was abbreviated ery. The While Manufacturing Co. to Middleville later on. Mr, Dibble does a large business and is now resigned os postmaster In 1842 and operating night and day on' war took the contract for driving thu I work for the government. The > mall from Kalamazoo to Grand Middleville Sun shines on all kinds Rapids. He was succeeded by John of folks, and Sam Meyera. the gen­ W. Bradley, who kept the postof- ial editor, favors whatever prom­ floe at- Dibble's house until 1843. ises to benefit his town and county. when It was moved to the seltle- The Mlddlevile Rotary Club Ls a . ment on the Thomapple river factor in promoting the interests oi The first election in Thomapple, the village. when that name was given to four townships, was held April 2. 1838. al the home of B. 8. Dibble, which (DURING MAY AND JUNE ONLY!) was in what te now Yankee Springs townsWp. Calvin o. Hill wa* elect­ ed supervisor and Henry Leonard, township clerk. While there liad been a village called Middleville many years be­ fore 1867. it was not incorporated untn that year. At the first village fiarry Sypatljfl Farm Bureau Board Suspends Picnic, Buys Defense Bond 52? Judge Accepts Plea, Declines Another Judge McDonald Sentences Two GET IN THE SCRAP RUBBER EVERY BIT HELPS! MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES num Old Glory BEAUTY CREAMS FUR CHORE BOY WAR BONDS AND SAVINGS STAMPS PORTABLE MILKER president: William L. Cobb, village clerk, and M. P. Dowling, treasurer. At the present time there Is no lawyer in Middleville. At one time Available Here! known attorneys as Jolm Carveth. Aaron Clark. A. H. Ellis. H. E. Hen­ drick and M. F. Jordan. Probably the most brilliant lawyer In Barry county in his day was Harvey Wright, who located in Middleville in I860, but moved to Hastings In TAIDLET NIGHT CREAM fession because he seemed unable to master his appetite for liquor. TAIDtn CLEANSING CIEAM Comptaxlon-wii« woman (who know "Yordl*y" It a beautyncwM fa conjure with!) will be ouidc M lake odvanrag* of thii offer: any two $1 jori of there famous Yardley creams for /urt JI-501 Remember, this offer Is limited—you'll want to "take us up on II" right erwayl Wo carry th* corr.plet* lin* of Yardloy doc torn widely known In their day Ferguson, Dr. Swift and Dr. Taylor. In the village was the Disciples, or Campbellites, ot which the first set- give yean ef dependable service. Uta established a church organiza­ tion in Yankee Springs in 1848. which was moved to Middleville in 1853. Among th* first members was TAIDIET ENGLISH COMPLEXION Cl EAM Forman' Market and Saad Store HOTtNOl LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 Still Flies 1 to remind us of the fight we must wage to keep’ a free America. Help the war effort and prevent in flation by banking money and buying War Bonds on a regular plan. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JUNK II, 1M2 tent-Jones circle will be held Thurs- ed her Mlh birthday Sunday, June 14 day after a visit with her parents. U la the commissary department Mrs. Carley and children assisting Joyed by the-audience Beside* the of like Great Lakcj Training Sta- greatly In the musical life of the local garden club*—members of Lit school nt the Baptist church closes day afternoon with Mrs Henry' and as la tier regular custom utteod- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fenton. elute of Cloverdale, Nashville. Del­ Friday With a public demonstration. Brog. In charge of the caninl' tee Jed both morning and evening services on Saturday for Willoughby. Ohio. ’ her mother and Miss Betty Swift. director of the young ladles choir ton and Thornapple of Hastings Bunday evening there will be a Mrs Carley and Mrs. Helrigcl. All at the Baptist church. . . . ------------• . lefl for her new ^0^ Friday. Mrs. and the daughters sang in the choir. Mr» Myrtle Carpenter who has Mrs. Mattle Benaway and home-coming service with Rev members are urjed to be present 1 Blake and Betty returned Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rowe of De-1 been having trouble with her hip land temple. Floyd Nagel of Sunfield delivering for the church and Is president ot C. S. wlU be held al th* Msthodirt • evening. trolt spent the weekend with her which she fractured last year is Mb*, and Mn. Frank White of , Uy' Roman Feldpausch children the Community council. We shall church. Friday June 2fi with pot Mr*. Emma Morrell and daugh- stater. Mra. Edd Timm and family. - convalescing at the boms of Mra. Byron Center Sunday afternoon i of Hastings spent Sunday with their miss them but with this new ap-( luck dinner al noon- All members ter Zena left TUraday for their home Mix Timm accompanied them home. Bertha Dominie but not yot able lo ।1 grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Charles pointment MUa Oeraldine, who'' of 111* three circle* are asked to Sarreauit Arthur Aubtl left Monday ID Auburndale. Fla., after a visit for a three weeks' visit. I walk. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Wet graduated thte year at T-K school, plan to attend and a special invi­ on I --------------------Five of me girls of the graduating of Three Rivers wero Sunday guests! p- Parker. ------for hla port In Maine after a ten with her stater. Mra. Frtendo Rock, | M„ Marvel Brook* and son tation 1* extended to the Irving : class of T-K. school spent from,| ------------------of their daughter. Mrs.?-------------------Eldon Poul-.-----------------------------------Mr. and Mra. Sidney -----Kenyan and will be able to continue her college c.'] ---------------------------------------------------—----------------------days’ furlough with his parents. Mr. and her nephew, Carl Rock and Jlmnile tnd Mrs Brook*. Sr., of unfit Raturdav at the i onn anrl celebrated the mother's nf Lansing tanrtnr brought hrnnaht hte his and Mrs. Monroe Aubll and other family. I Saranac, spent Sunday with the Wednesday until Saturday । son and the mother’s ' children of — n —t w .-aa- thome —. field and extend a welcome to our relatives. .j The monthly meeting of the Mas- fQrmer» mother. Mr*. Lcnna Bixler. Bite* cottage al Green lake. They birthday. mother,- m Mrs. Peart Kenyon Bert Palmer had the small bone 'were Laurel Maclver. Phyllla Culler/ p. L. Smith of Mulliken, father of Monday evening from a few days’ of hte Ira above the ankle broken I Betty Jackson. Helen Frey, and Mra. Wm. Cridler. te confined tn St. visit In their home and^all were sup­ new pastor, Rev. Minor and family. workers of the Community House Wednesday of tast week, by a kick! Helen Griffeth. I Lawrence hospital at Lwnalng with per guests of the Hamid Orlffelh daughter Harriet of Grand Rapids in Grand Rapids, operated by the nvrun Ml nVRn Vbl IIIIV '< from, a o hor.M^Prld.y Ka-.a Wrtd.v he lu. was um. taken fnk.n' R. R Ely Hv MacNaughlon MucNaushton went by fractured shoulder blade and broken family. Mathodist churches of the confer­ Sunday y Pugh r-ugn was vu brought uivu|ui iiihi - ----------- - with her parent*, Mr. ence will be present and tell about Mrs. Day from! , spent to Pennock hYopIta! fpr X ray pic- train to Columbus. Georgia. Tues--ribs sustained in a truck accident' nnd Mrs. Kir, F. W R. If Prindle. PHnrfle Pennock hospital by ambulance ------- ' !I and I Hire* and Monday was returned to day. and accompanied hla daughter. Thursday ovening their work. We especially urge all to Mlddlevilrel Mlddlevttee| William Campbell of the Detroit Saturday morning to the home of Fred White is drilling the Hits on ! the hospital for a east. Rather hard Mrs. Edwina Downs to our church ladies to attend for too abend, who te!. well at Burnipe. 1 for a farmer to be laid up at this In her auto. Her htuband. is! school system, accompanied by Tom many ot iu are Ignorant of the i time of the year. connected with the United States j Carney, one of hl* former pupil* at Kevitt and Is making a good con­ Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Berljan ano great work our church docs In the । Guewts of Mr and Mrs. Charles force*, ha* gone to foreign aoll i Denby high school, spent the week- valescence from her recent appen­ their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Allred home fields. All ladles are asked 1 Crookston Tuesday last week were und she will remain with her par-, end with hl* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. dectomy. Her husband, who woiks in Ward of Detroit, attended the tn bring In their mite boxes to Ulis They arrived)' c. B. Campbell. Lansing. visited her Sunday. her cousins. Mrs. C. F. Haines of ent* Indefinitely. * " Knight Templar Conclave al Kala­ meeting or make some contribution ™.a. from —^1X7 Members of the Miner Palmer mazoo. Tuesday evening. Mr. Ward to the missionary apportionment. Kalamazoo and Mrs. A. Altman and the South Sunday afternoon) Mr. and Mr*. Jack Bowman, who a w. v....v.„a, also home ■ over1 I are employed in Hasting*, are liv- family are very happy this wees, was speaker at the Rotary Club husband of California, t’the • having found the trip ----------------| Crookston's daughter. Mr*. J. E H»e mountains difficult because or) Ing In the Glenn Kernieen residence for they have received news from Nontaard ot Green lake. ; Ute heavy rain*. | 8. F. Myers 1* tn Davenport, ftwa. their son Dick, whom they hadn’t We have one for Ripley. One of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bliss of Mid­ I Mr and Mr*. Wendell Lyonsand Horry Morgan and hta son-in-law j for a six weeks’ stay. heard from for.three months. He is the electrical storms test week dleville announce the marriage of 1 baby daughter of Flint spent the and daughter. Mr. and Mr* Joe' J. C. Schad te one of many town with the Quartermasters corps and Jinxed our electric clock and for a their foster-daughter, Jean to John I- parent*. ---------- -- I Clark ~r 1.-.1 — I------- -. I weekend with hl* Mr. and of VA.It.A>l Ypsilanti ------were weekend resident* _uwho are — employed al .w_! the somewhere In the Pacific and ha* whole day It ran backward, then Mr*. Ray Lyons aqd took ids ninth- gue*Lv of Joe’s brother. James and Bliss factory In Hasting*. | received their letter* regularly. stopped. Fisher of Thomapple township, on . er home with them for a week's' family at Parmelee. | Wednesday visitors of Mr. anal Their other son. Russell, who is Mr*. A. N. Fields of Onaway came Friday. June 12 at 8:19 p. m. The , stay. They were accompanied also' Sally and Pat Parker of Cadillac J Mrs. E. E Hickman were their stationed on the west coast, ha* Ju*t Saturday and Is visiting her ceremony was performed on the ' by Mrs E J. Talbott who will spend »«• spending the week with their daughter. Mrs. Charles Boytan and] been promoted to the rank of*er- daughter, Mrs Otto Bechtel and I two week* with her mother and grandporente. Mr and Mrs. A. H.| little Charles, and their daughter-, geant. family this week. Parmelee, aunt and uncle of the ! other relatives Parker, while their parent*. Mr and I In-taw. Mrs. P. M. Hickman and Mr. and-MX*. Leon Rock, accomGlen Dean attended a banquet In bride. I Quite a few from the Methodist Mr*. Arnold Parker, are preparing • little son. all of Allegan. panled by their daughter, Mr*. Grand Rapids for oil dealers this • church congregation were nt Grand! to come to the Vander Veen cottage I Mr. and Mr*. Wilber Rosenberg of Crystal GroariVeld and husbandand Monday evening. He wa* accom­ read by Arthur F. Gibbs, minister 1 Rapids taat week to attend the--------------' at Barlow take for summer. Plainwell spent spent Tuesday Tuesday „of test rtheir nephew, Frederick Rock, spent panied by hi* wife and Mr*. Forrest -- -------------- the ------------— Plainwell , of Kirtland Temple. Willoughby. Mr*.. Maud Cross is spending the), — week with his brother. Claude and) the weekend with Mrs. Friend* Clark who attended the theater. ! Michigan conference *cs*lons, ,j — —... — -- — . — Ohio, brother of the bride, in the •j'mnrl week weak In Grand <lr*nrt Rapid* Ranlrt, with with'■ wife wlfa in In northwest nzirthwaat Thprnapple. ThArnnnnla 1 Rock and Carl Rock and family. i Mtas JoAnn Dean spent a few second Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Griffeth ac­ presence of thirty relatives and I day* last week al Irving with her Mrs. Leota Clark while receiving ।, ” ------ ---Bishop -----------------------•by ­ his. Miss Leona Rock who has been companied by her mother and sta­ Henry accompanied friends. The bridal couple was at­ i grandmother. ------ i Mrs. ---------Martha Dean, . . ,j mediea] treatment. -I______________________________________ , sister, and Mta* Bessie Axtell, all of I staying in the Carl Rock home and ter*. Mr*. Geo. .Curtte, Mra. Louta tended by Laurel Maclver and Bud ,I Mrs. Wm. Sweet spent Thursday The Young Woman's Guild had a!/Kalamazoo Kalamazoo, were callers at the Cha*, callerant Chas attending school accompanied accomnanled her Betts of Grand Rapid* and Mr*. Bliss. For the wedding the bride 'afternoon and evening In Battle! very pleasant time at It* meeting1 Campbell home on the Inring road.; parent* home for a visit. . Clark Beeley and little daughter chote a street length dress ot beige । Creek and attended the commence-' Thursday avenlng at the Methodist Sunday. Among guest* at the Olbbs—Men- Nina of Battle Creek drove to Wau­ with brown trim and a corsage of ' ment exercises of the "Battle Creek (church with Mr*. Roy Bteen a*. Rex Schad te assisting In "The zlcs wedding tast week, omitted seon. Ohio. Sunday and attended a - . room and Ice-cream | through a printing error, should ■ hlgh’school and the graduation of -hostess The July meeting— will lunch be j Club" family gathering of Mrs. Curtis’ rel- was a matching dress of rose with I her nephew. Normand O Chapman. at ^arlow lake with Mra. Robert1 parlor. 1 I have been the names of Mr. and___________ __________________ _ _ white trim and a corsage of pink lone of the 457 young people in the Vander Veen entertaining. | Mrs. Nellie _______________ ____________ a Thompson is in ■ __ Mrs Halcomb Maclver, of Parmelee, > e. Spring. Glenn also ^called on —• assisting -—— in ■— the •' ------ of > aunt ----- - ----------- •- of -- **-— ------ atsoiMra. — /a.——1.. of a< Mlduia. (class. Miss Geraldine Carley entertained Wayland care and*uncle the •groom. Ella Graves formerly The bride graduated from Thorn• Mrs Earl Morse and daughte* her friend Mlw Oretta McNutt and her sister-in-law. Mrs. Will Berge-1 Leola Van Horn and John Fisher. ! dleville and one of his ex-patrons) uppIc-Kellogg high school tn the --------------------------------------------Mr. and Mra Earl Vansickle-----and on the mall route and of *4^d from Lhcld’.«ecresuffered a stroke. Friday. ---------------------------------—- *found —g her; Marilyn of Grand Rapids and Mrs fiance. William Warner at luncheon man.. who | Class from Lucld’.s®ecre|. Wayne Fleenor ancl daughter Nancy.। Wednesday prior to Lhcir marriage, Mr*. W. R. Harper spent Friday I little son Jerry leave for Hart this gUd to hear from our town. I . . of .’40 and . . . . wayne neenor ami cinugiiter Nancy, STi Sei’ll »nd wa* emptoyed-at nu— * B rn carpenter of the Parmelee in Grand Rapids visiting Mrs Ethel Tuesday for a few day*' visit with1 The — B - Y. — P. U. ----—of Albion wort Friday visitor* at wa*—entertainedthe Mkhl<an company In vicinity underwent an operation nt Harper Knechele and daughter. i the Floyd Hrlrigcl home I his parents. : Mr ,’n<1 Mra otU) Grand Rapid. The groom ta ernRev Karl Keefer, who was tn <t-| Leroy Timm, fourteen-year-old Bechtel Friday Friday evening. I The James Polhemus family St. Mary's hospital. Grand Rapid*. evening. (ployed at lite Blue Ribbon Dairy. ' moved to their Barlow lake coi- Tuesday of last week for kidney u tendance the miiiiiami Michigan vvnCon-1' aun son u» of rar Mr mu and ania. Mra. caau Edd Timm, has’ The — - - reunion blind*)' q-hpv u-.ti make their home in Mld'iuuiuc at MIC mum. n«» Moe school stone*. Plan* are underway at the ference In Grand Rapids thta put I a school record that any body could wu largely attended. Among th°** dleville ' tage Tuesday for the summer -------. spent -r-------------------—---------------- ----’' . • Floyd Hole*. Jr. returned to his. heme for an auction sale of f^rm week, several night* with— his be --proud to poMe-vs. poacess. During dhe'present -the present from a u distance were Mr.' Mr? Marching along in stepped-up war ric*. a* well a* the time and cost of work at the State Hospital. - Kata- equipment and stock as both Mr. mother. Mrs. Emm* William*, who tast four year* he ha* been neither and Mr*. Harry Poland of Owosso.' Warner—McNutt tempo. women are at work. They are dry cleaning. Women are already mazoo. Saturday after a shbrt vUlt and Mr*. Carpenter are In poor accompanied him to his home In tardy nor absent with the exception'Mrs. Princie Booth of Jacksonville.! Th. chnnei Of <>,.♦ Metlwidi>t iBtRhuT«d^uiu f c.e- health. Ludington Bunday for a two weeks' of part/af one day when ill with a'Fta. Mr and Mr*. LldJ'd Johnson c»,un.h «-ene nf a nrettv A shower will be held at the visit. . cold. He also was In a serious auro of Battle Creek and Mr and Mra. i weddln_ „ wedm-uiav ovatiinJ They are taking men. place* In ‘age of having work clothe, that can1 ^tXlay unU! MLss Ilene Polhemus was a gueSt accident a year ago Thanksgiving ■ George Deming of Grand Rapid*. I June J0 al B oclock ,L)(, I Parmelee Methodist church Sat­ civilian-goods factories, on farms, be put into the laundry with the Saturday with Joyce and Helen urday evening for the pleasure of but week of the SterlingRoger* day but was released from the ho*. John Baa* wu moved from ihe:OnsUa McNutt daughter of Mr* In hundred* of kind* of laboratories rest of the family wash, and still Cridler. southwest of town. 1 Mrs Peter Staclhauskas. nee Char­ family at their Leach takecottage/ pital In time to be back on Monday convalescent home ln**Hutlng* to! Clyde Bchifftnan of trvirw hwamo ■ and classrooms. come ouv’freah snd shapely as when Mrs. Harry Balsch attended the lotte Tungate, of Grand Rapids, a Mr. and Mr*. Harry St|mson of when school opened. the homo of hte brother. Leon at lllr brJdwiumm Warner nf These women must have clothes they were new. And tor all their meeting of the G G club In Grand recent bride Parmelee were among the Middle-; The remains of Mra. Mary P’«”- Parmelee the tatter part at the; Orand Ranids Mtas Laurel Maclver for strenuous activity and for rugged qualities, these work clothes Rapids Wednesday evening.(Her son L. R. Beeler accompanied by h» vtlle people who attended the char-1 frey. aged 85 yenr*. were brought t week and te In quite a serious con-] C|a**m*tc of the bride staved the tough service. . . work clothes, spe- ,ore amazingly becoming Their very, Harry accompanied her and re- father. C. C. Beeler of Caledonia ter meeting of the Woodland East-) to Middleville Tuesday tast for dltlon. wedding march and abo “I Love clfically designed for work both in simplicity makes them smart— anolmalned with retaUves until Satur- spent from Thursday to Baturday ern Star chapter. chapter, reoAtly rcoAtly ) Internment In the family lot In Mt. Mis* laurel Maclver leaves Friday-e-you Truly” during the ccreinonv fabric and style. Buch work uni- the designers have made it n point day. Thursday evening he was a — .h> — after the ____ - ......... Harry Balsch. Jr., wfl for Ann Hope cemetery. The undetigker for a ten weeka' scholarship course! wh( h nerformed hv Rrv t r looklng tatter's farm inarry Batach. Jr..*»Xl | . forms are not only safer and more to emphasize slender, youthful lines ' guest of hl* cousin Mary Ellen terest* at Merritt. Arbor Monday where’ lie has a and wife were accompanied on the, at Wayne University. Detroit, and' Car|ey jJSy.p nreaence of the im­ efficient, but', they conserve those Among retail firms already well- smith at the Creston high school Mr and Mrs. Vem Allerding and position with the Bell Telephone trip from Cincinnati by the daugh- tlien will beain tier mines' training! families and near frtenrt, -----------------------------! -----------------------« hranttal LanaTte clothes which will not stand such known in the work-clothe* field, tlic senior party al Silver take Country children of Coals Grove were Sun- vo ; ter. Mrs. Maude Severance, who re- coura hard use and laundering. ' J. C. Penney Company has steppea club. 1 day vtaitors of her parents. Mr. and Middleville relative* Friday re- mained until Saturday visiting Mrs., sing. white drew and her bridesmaid, This type of wear makes a real forward with a *erlra of practical Mr and Mra Claude Roaenberg Mr*. Henry Poulson Betty and Drived a letter from Harold Hay- McKevitt and other old friends. Mrs. Mr. »n> »>». • —- .Misa Ger I Mi** Geraldine Carley a drew of contribution to our nntioniil war and becoming work garments, de-tof northwest Thomapple went to Margaret remained for a week’s visit wood, from a southern camp, stat- Pumfrey was a pioneer resident of melee spent tast week visiting rel- tavendar. ta'.ci.di,-. The groom wu attended economy, stnee the Government has signed to cover a wide range of in- YpMtantl Saturday morning and wltfh their grandparent* andother Ing he is convalescing from a! Parmelee and Middleville, her hu*-; alive* ' "*;r in Indiana O„.,U ...X by • ,riend ,rr,ni ay,ind Rapid*. The »peciflcally asked for simplification duslrlal t<nd farm requirement?.. । remained over Ute weekend with relative*. month’s Illness with pneumonia. ' band operating a sawmill many, Mr. and Mra. Hot----------------- ------- 1 nappy couple ntan to live m M and standardization, wherever poa- These were planned by the Penney their lion. Clarence and wife. *A fine Children , ■’s---------• program ■Is ‘being Rev. and Mrs. I. E. Carley drove) years ago. Recent year* she has, three children of TS? Blue Island. Ill..i chuselta where the emnm i« rmi slide, tn fabric commodities. Company after a nation-wide au»- I Mra. Vessie Harris attended the prepared and will be presented In to Flat Rock Monday after their, lived with her daughter*, Mra. visited hi* parents. Mr. and nccted nuard forces. h * nccted with with the the coast coast guard These sturdy denim and chambray vey of ilw various needs, ns well as- graduation of her granddaughter 1>IC the raruiuu,M Methodist enurvn church ni nt 10:30 Sun--, daughter Virginia who ha* complot- Maude Severance and Mrs. MitUe(8. O. Smith from Friday until iu.au duh Mra. Warner is a tnernlwr n/7hi"« garment* replace the more perish- Intensive study of the problem with Shirley Jean Lowe, from the South day morning in combination with (ed her year's teaching dullra. Evans, both living in the Cincin- Sunday afternoon. ‘ year's araduatina etas* from Thnrn table woolens and rayon* for the the Clothing Department of the high school In Grand Rapids Fri- a baptismal service for children.j Mra Princie Johnson Booth of.nati, Ohio, vicinity. | Miss Lydia Cronlnger. teacher in] apple-Kellogg htah school and •»' greater port of the working woman s United State* Bureau of Home D:o-: day evening. Committee in charge of the program Jacksonville. Fla., is visiting her; Mr. and Mra Frank Garbow and. the Dayton. Ohio, school system, isjcclvMl the acliritv award In ihZ day. and *o save these needed fab- nomta—Adv. | ••Aunt" Lottie Howard celebrat- Is Mr*. Harry Batsch, Mra Russell uncle. Fred Johnson and family, und children Jeanette and Paul drove home for the summer. honor line The best wishes of inanv Bender and Mra. Reginald Cridlci. other relative* in this vicinity. Ac-ito Howard City. Sunday to visit; Hev. Elvin Flnkbelner »pent some. frlcnd, in l>ii< viHnitv -n with the Mf*. Homer infant 1 companied by herA. AM.A. brother-in-law , hta mother and also with parents, Mr. and yQ^JJA Mr*.]youn ’ • - ---------------DeWeerd -------- ---- --and-------------a---------... .A a . ..A. A.AA.,. A..A AAA, W to Big Rapids'time ....A —.... ..A.hta (A....A, - -------I (H , _, foUu son. Terrance Bruce, were brought ». !tn tee Mn j Andrew Flnkbelner, last ______ ‘ -,T, brought ' and sister. Mr. and Mr» Mr*. Marrv Harry p Poto see Mrs. era O'*, mniher mother. tart week while । tends nr e bl Methodist ' home from Blodgett hospital. Grand ] land of Owoaio, all attended the Moe Misses Jeanette Rugg. / ViolaJin In attendance at tha the Methodist; naRRFR-R BARBER CORNERS in al me mcuiouul unnonn’S o rnBklrnc lOKNcKS Rapids, Tuesday of last week. Hl* school reunion Sunday. | Ftecher, Jeanette Garbow, .7,. ' Jack conference ™ held in Grand Rapids. I Sunday visitors st the home of ,____ 1 irilit.1- daughters, Ellen, Betty and Herman Hauer __ ______ . . and. -mother from the Freeport vicinity i Mrs. Marc Squler spent tast week (Chase. Hary Albrecht are all home Htaliulc were: Mr. Mrs. has been caring for the home due-) with her parent*. Mr and Mrs. G. from Kalamaaoo where they have Norma accompanied him and visit­ Arthur Clinton of Freeport and Mr. Ing her daughter-in-law** hcwpl-1 E. Blake, packing up her householdcompleted their year's studies at the! cd their grandparent* and other and Mra. Floyd Clum and family tnllzalion. . good* and shipping them to High-! Western State College. relatives, all returning to their ap- , of Coat* Grove. । Mr*. Charles Lewis and daugh-1 land Park. Ill., where she and Ser Mr. and Mr* Elton Lawrence and pointment at Bangor. Monday. El­ • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston called I terx Mary Helen and Allee returned! husband are living. Lieut. Squler.। little daughter. Phyllis, are ex-’vln. who wa* one of the home boy* on Mr. and Mra. Warren Bolton to their home near Jarkson, Fri- who recently enlisted in the navy, pected home Tuesday from a few to enter Christian ministry from of the Little Brick district Sunday ----------------------------------------------------- J_______________________ __________ days’ visit with their parent* at. the Middleville church preached at evening. -----■-------------------- -------- ______ - s-L.'.' . Kalkaska. Mr. Lawrence, teacher of the morning' service* at Irving and Mr and Mr*. Herman Hauer . agriculture tn the T-K school will the local church. Bunday, called on Mra. Mary McIntyre of spend three week* at the sumnw1 Two hundred flower lovers of Hastings Sunday evening. school session al Michigan State; Barry county attended the annual The daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. College In connection with hl* work.' flower festival Friday at the T-K L. G. Cole held open house in honor Misses Betty Swift and Hazel)school with the Prairie and Irving of their parents’ 23lh wedding anni­ Campbell are entertaining al a! garden club* as hostesses Nearly versary on Sunday. June 7. Refresh­ shower at the Swift home this Mon- one hundred were present at the ment* were served to 70 guest* from day evening for thr pleasure of Mra.; luncheon and others came In later Grand Ledge. Grand Rapldq, CharPaul Spiker, nee Kay White, a re-: to the program and to view the || lotte. Battle Creek, Lowell. Nash­ cent bride flower arrangement, about two hun- ville and neighbors. All enjoyed a Middleville residents were muchldred exhibits of beautiful flowers ot very pleasant lime and many fine surprised Monday to learn that Rev J all v arte tie*. The flower arrange- gift* were presented to the hon­ I. E Carley had been transferred' ment wa* in dvarge of Mrs. Ruth ored couple. from the pastorate of the Middle-; Schad - ' ‘ Mrs. W. A Cridler was pro­ Mr. and Mrs L. O. Cole and fam­ vllle and Irving churches to another gram chairman and very abk/ in­ ily visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole charge, that of East Avenue church troduced tlie various numbers Hie of Ada on Bunday. Frank Cole has at Kalamazoo. Rev. I. W. Minor of talk by Mra. R. B. Chrispell and the been seriously 111 the past week. Otsego has been assigned here. The pictures “Tulip Time in Holland" Rev. Carley family has been a very shown by Mrs M. H Sheffield, both PLEASANT HILL ' helpful one for this community. of Grand Rapids, were greatly enThe Sunshine club met with Ethel Gibson Friday. Complete dining room suite, solid ook. 25 solid wood chairs, new Bert Palmer wa* painfully in­ Breakfast act, complete. 2 burner oil stove Jured Wednesday when he wa* 1 kicked on the ankle by a horse. Banking Hours:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. 3-piece bedroom aifitc. solid mahogany. Ironritc ironcr, like new Arlene William* Is spending the week with her cousin*. Barbara and Beauty Rest mattrots. Electric lamp stand and lamp Elisabeth Anne Clark of South 3-piccc bedroom suite, solid walnut. Root beer barrel and carbonator Haven and attending the event* of graduation week there. Quantity of tables Mr*. N. C. Kraft of Charlotte 2 three-quarter folding beds and mat­ spent the past week with Ed Bed­ Garland range, bottle gas ford and. Mary Wessel, her brother tresses, like new. Gasoline heater ■ Electric fans and sister. Mr*. Wessel returned to Charlotte with her Bunday. Day bed and mattress. Portable shower both Electric heater p*lrPer ha(l » nice steer Iron bod, springs ond mattress. killed by lightning Friday morning. Ironing board and clothes bars EVILLE WOMEN AT WORK GET INTO UNIFORMS, AMR MIAUTV REfAMIliA AMFCI ■ XUS’ Xi 3*1!“"».«"«*• AUCTION SALE I will sell at Public Auction my complete line of furniture at my place in Delton on ’ SATURDAY, JUNE 20,1942 COMMENCING AT 1 :OO O'CLOCK EWT. Keep Fit As a Fiddle By Drinking MILK Every Day HOUSEHOLD GOODS Keefa fit os a fiddle, well-tuned, drink Highlands Dairy'GradeK~A_j Milk every day! It's extra-rich goodness is the answer to your children's between - meal snacks. They'll love the flavor of Choco­ Chest of drawers, solid walnut. Chest of drawers, mahogany. Curtains Standard electric range Electric motor, 3-4 h.p., double duty 3 rocking chairs Electric table sow Love seat, 3 piece (Antique' Cement mixer Wilton 7ug, 8’ 3" x 10' 6" Quantity wrenches 12 x 16 rug 9x12 Axminstcr Writing desk Steam table tle or so around the house—it's Shovels Wheelbarrow ajways refreshing. • Large tool chest Many other articles too numerous to mention. Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it ot your grocers. HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale. CATHERINE POSSELIUS, Propr. LOHN COPPOCK. Avetmuc, late Milk, too. Keep an extra bot­ WILLIAM HORTON. Clark ■ ■{ ■■ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phono 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutingi NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I>U mind from Iblenin* to Reohm Motor Solas Phone 111* HiAltan Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JUNK It, 1942 :• Beside* the Nashville. Del­ e of Hastings a e/JAI MATICCC LCUAL IXVI IVEJ IfOTtai TO 0BBD1T0M lha Methodist, ( 3g with pot l AU members a special invi­ to the Irving tonary departimunlty House aerated by the of the conferand Udi about •dally urge all attend for too th does tn the boxes to thU ne contribution xirUonment. b t BUm of Mlde marriage ot , Jean to John id Mrs Dewey i township, on irrned on the iclver home at uncle of the Jlbbs. minister •. Willoughby. • bride. In the relatives and elver and Bud ling the bride dress of beige I a corsage of Laurel's dress a of rose with image of pink 1 from Thomschool in the Lucid's ‘fteerrs employed at Company in groom Is ernRlttbon Dairy, home In Mld- he* Methodist e of a pretty sday evening, k when Min jhter of Mn. Irving became i Warner of aurel Maclver. le. played the also "I .Love the ceremony by Rev. I E. te of the 1mncar friends, ankle length r bridesmaid, :y a dress nf id Rapids The guard forces, lember of thia > from Thnrn:hool and re­ sward In the rishes of many the home of n and family Preston called farren Bolton (strict Bunday irman Hauer McIntyre of ning. louse In Iwnor wedding annlne 7. Refresh70 guest* from Rapid*. CharLowell. NaahAU enjoyed a id many fine to the hon- ?olc and fam■s. Frank Cole rank Cole hat ib met with painfully In­ V X horse, spending the . Barbara and rk of South the events of ert ' I Mr. and Mra. Frank Haight and ! Wilma and Edwin, local. Mr. and' iM„. Kenneth Wilcox. Donna Jean । and Skipper of Battle Creek ote 1 Sunday dinner with Mr, and Mra.i . , -. Dori* Bette of Orand Rapid* Those from the church here who! ««nt Monday and Tuesday at her • attended the W Bebewa Home com- Isosne here. , tng last Sunday 'were Mr. and Mr*.| Mrs. Bessie Brown and Mra. Esther F <• Wlna Mr and Mra Part <taas» .tnhnanfi war* tn famine Mnnrtav NASHVILLE Any child bringing some old rubber will be given a ticket for a free ride. Limit 1 ticket to a child THREE DAYS OF FUN FOR ALL Fuh Prize!! Content! Free Attraction!! SELL YOUR SCRAP RUBBER TO U S-RIGHT NOW I. $ Your country needs it and it may avert gas rationing i MEYER'S SOAP STOCK-UP SPECIAL SUPERSUDS1 BRING IT TO YOUR STANDARD OIL DIALIR STANDARi SERVICE AUCTION SALE Soldiers of Production Rubber gram was a display of quilte. most­ ly old ones, by various members. Mr. and Mra. E G. Smith return- Complying with the President s re­ quest for scrap rubber, we are offering the facilities of our station as a depot. vacation visiting various places. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Goodrich and son of Lansing spent Sunday with Laurence Chase and family. The Dally Vacation Bible school Will begin June 29 for a two weeks period, conducted by Miss Ruth Woodman assisted by a number of teachers and helpers. 2. Like a man from Mara, the "cold room” research man is a strange tight as he teats airplan* instrument* for high-altitude per. , laboratory. WHAT'S YOUR MONEY PROBLEM Whan you need cash, you signature and security. Michigan THUR., FRI., SAT Free Show-Ride* 1-2 price until 0 P Contest* - Priiei-Something for ev child. us—any financial question puzzling you. otor BLUEGILL RIDES-SHOWS-DISPLAYSCHILDREN'S DAY - FRIDAY. BRING YOUR SCRAP RUBBER TO OUR STATION. WE WILL PAY YOU OR ACCEPT YOUR CONTRIBUTION Any old rubber hose, footwear, innertubes, tire casings, hot water bottles, etc. • Keen studsnts oi human B nature (all ua that mod vraay ■ is about monsy. What is ■ your money problem? * annoyrliminate | PRAIRIEVILLE Ur arul Wra lege situated al ths foot of Pikes Mra. Richard Bloomer, Phyllis and Dowling called on Mrs. Sarah John-' Peak, with a friend. MUs Elizabeth | Marilyn Eckardt visited the for-1 son and Dora, Tuesday evening. | mer'sjnother brother and wile wtfa| Mre DftVld ahepberd wishes to Sickler, also of Colorado visited at I| mer's mother and brouter her father'll. Willard Case'* home; Mra. Elizabeth Voelker and Mr. and thank her many friends for their Mr* Stanley Voelker and family In blr1hday cart, ,’nd whleh ---------------------A prayer service for the few hours Reed City Thursday and Friday. received last week Mn. Shepold infant daughter of Mr. and Mr*. , Mra. Sarah Oatroth and Mn.*herd ta feeling some better. nntwrf Oav waa BalH nn -rii^aMav Lesli* Adam* of Maple Orove call-j Mr. and Mrs Paul Nagle of Gull snu tata. Mr*. Arden Weygandt. I M d M a . k. nJnt!lhe»r Uve Committal service and Schneider. Calthrop called on Mr. Calthrop at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Demond of “r' «“* ***““ burial at the Union cemetery. i --— ——.1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eckard tofthe American Legion hospital. SunIonia VUlted the former-, mother.! rh.rtl Mr. and Mra. Hugh Case and Qrand Rapids and Mrs. Eugene, day and found him very comfor• Mra Pearl Demond Bunday and' ioh^^^NathS^Rhew^' No r,n* wer * MUe *u on orina were truest* on Sunday Sunday of of — .__ ... . .___utable. Mr. and Mn. Marte Norris vUlted in Hatting* in th. afternoon. I .VL hU brother. Mr and Mr* Dante) Eckardt and daughter Jo Ann of called on him last week. 1 Mr and Mra. N.Uon Cara have [ and Case and wife of East L*Roy. Mra 1 Niagara Falls vUlted their aunt. Sunday cullers of Mn. Jennie property near the Leite Port ho.y eJd^r io^ H,,ry ^hman and children were;,. Miss Olga Eckardt Thursday aftert noon. Other callers were Mrs. VkNOTICI TO CRBDITOX* lor Eckardt. Mrs. Walter Cooke and W. J, Norris and Burdette Norrta. We regret the death of Harrison [Mra. Lydia Schuler. Mrs. Wickett of Hastings. | Our sympathy la extended to the irnncc in uni.u isui.'iiu wiv. iicrr _------- _---- _------ ; . ---MU* Myrtle Smith la home for on Saturday to officiate at the^«> Bed Convalescent home In I bereaved one*. / funeral service of a parishioner.! Orand R*PW»« hol?5l *l“1.hcr| Mr. and Mra. LeGrande Do Prlett, MIm Virginia Thompson of Kai­ w..—narents Mr. and Mr*. Will Leteon1 . arnazoo xpent the weekend with her ernoon at the Wilcox church, burial uw Wlko. ehun^. Imn.l chureh ol hlj ctauJ1 .nd tor . rm w«k>. | „d Ita. M.t* NonU wr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Thomp- In the .1 Wilcox cemetery. He leaves Mrs. Warren Moore of Hastings' Dr. and Mr*. Geo. Benner anc- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and hU widow. Anna of Maple Orove. rni»y af «atil | - Mrs, Pearl Demond visited her ; was a Sunday caller at the Mr. ana. daughter Eleanor were Sunday dln- Mra. Will Pierce at Charlotte. one son, Clarence of Detroit, one u itlXo I f“her' Areh o™v« « Stony Point daughter. Mrs, Blebert of Detroit. ,I Mrs. Guylord Holmes home, — - ----------------------------- -—-------------- . Sunday callers at the Sarah Smith la.t The third annual reunion oi of me; the! Mr. and Mra. Jesse Rowlader of [home UV *Tiu»s/lav lur.way. ,, «umid. „ , . Andrew - celc ‘ne imra nome were; Mrs. Dora Clark and Mra. Dora Me Mn John Andrews cele-. Ml** Ruth Woodman vUlted ***•-* brated their 07th weddlna Mnnlver- BuIlu *h<»l will he held Sunday Nashville and daughter, Mn. Helen Mrs. Mn Mabie Mabie Shaw Shaw of of Kalamazoo Kalamaaoo and and K U »l the lhe school •choo‘ house with wllh a * picnic: Lukhardt and daughter d.ughte^ Janice of Mrs. Freda Mra. E. A. Parker and Elizabeth of II Teda Bryans of East Hastings Hasting* last wry very qulrtly MnT Andrews i. Wednesday afternoon. 91. and was bom In Walton town- dl"n"v . , |»nK Ohio called on Mn Lydia Hastings Mr. and Mra, George Adrianson H sip Jan 4 1851 Slie attended Oil-1 Ma? U)u Har,ofn recently re-. Schuler and at the home of Mra. HOT1CB TO CXEDITOBB STONY POINT of Miri>lraa. vet college arid taught school. She E4*"-41 Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. Mary. Mead spent Sunday 13 •mints ..f Bi 1UM| “r '"I M^ Kari ftk^dl, Brue« with Mr. and Mra. Clarence Adrian- K Mrs. Neil Smith of Midland call­ does most of her own work. Mr.' son and family near Marshall. I (fl । .nd m, ed on Mr. and Mn. B. J. Wellman ______ _______ _____ __________ _.jof the Bellevue high school. Allan Shelp underwent an oper-i£ Warren. Ohio! He comes down) ation for appendicitis Friday mom-iH We are glad to report- for lhe next town lown every eVery day. aay. They have nave been Ing at Borgess itospltal. Kalamazoo. t*census a baby boy bom to Mr. and,mldenta of Nashville for 30 year* Mra. Lewis Hertael Friday. They have two daughters, Mrs.' Mr. and Mra. B. J. Wellman vis- Harry Holman of. Bellevue, and Mra.i Ited Mr. and Mra. F. L. Hunter of S. E Powers of Nashville, two son*. Eaton county Saturday. I Daie of Battle Creek and Harley B.1 «. or Nasnvme. i Cree,‘' after u 114 Bunday. Harrison Blocher an old resident of Nashville. of this place, passed away Frtd.*.y| The Clover Leaf class was delight-1 QUIMBY night at the American Legion hos- fully entertained Friday night at Blocher was a prominent Woodland Mr. and Mn. Archie McIntyre and pita) at Battle Creek after a long tha home of Mra. Lanah Fisher with £“rTfL“n«?1.*j’^1*1,wt,ea.ve*. vacancy. He felve* a’host of rela- A1^ entertained at a family illneaa. Funeral services were held Mra. Ruth Schrivcr assisting. .... The .v. tive* and friend* to mourn hl* pa**- kftlliering Saturday evening. Mr. SOUTH BOWNE I JMonday al 2 o’clock at the real- next meeting, July 10. will be the . w ....nJ oral • and Mrs Hnwsni Howard navis Davis nt of r Battle annual picnic held at Putnam Part >«. v y . Mrs. Jennie Miller of South Bend. I rtence. Creek. Pvt. DennU McIntyre of Port Mra. Blocher Is very poorly, havMra. Clnra Hanneman and Mrs . p y' SIH, Oklahoma. Mra. Dennis McLillian Bullis were in Ann Arbor MLss Betty Wotring went to' Intyre of Battle Creek and Mr. Monday. Grand Rapids. Wednesday evening; and Mra. Cante ran McIntyre and ----------------............ ............... to vlalt Mr. and Mra. Laird Wotring1 family of Quimby were present. Memorial park. ASSYRIA for “ fe* d»ys □rand Rapids were Saturday night The Quimby 4-H Club met at Miss Bertha Miller of Lansing Mr» Bertha MuUlnex and Bobby the church for their business meetguests of Mr. and Mn. Will Mish­ MILO spent the weekend recently with Joc of Battle Creek were Sunday1 Ing on Friday afternoon and en­ ler. They also attended the school Mn. Henry Germaine. Mrs. Made­ Iter mother. Mrs. Belle Case. | of Mr. and Mn. Walter Her- Joyed a marshmallow roast on Chas. reunion al Logan Saturday. line Norman. Mn. Cliarles Mc­ MIm Norma Cose spent the first shberger. Bobby Joe remained to' Rowley’s foam later. Mr. and Mn. Will Mishler and Nulty. Mra. Frank Roush. Sr.. Mra. of the week with her parents. Mr.: «l*nd the summer here. daughter Gwendolyn attended the Emily Wilcox and Mra. Merle Brad­ Mr. and Mn. Chester Scott and Mr. and Mra. Joseph Smith and MelhodLst conference al Grand field were in Grand Rapids. Thurs­ and Mrs. Hugh Case, leaving Wednesday for a boat trip to Green Buy.1 daughter, Mra. Sherman Smith and family left for their home on Fri­ Rapids SuhUay. day after a two week’s visit with day. Mra. Roush visiting her daugh­ Roy Strickland, recently inducted [ Ralph Komraus of Hastings, Theo- their parents. ter. Mra. Wilcox vislUng friends tnto the army, is spending a ten dore Komraus of Detroit and Wm. tended Uie Mill school reunion Sat­ at the Isabella Home and spending days’ furlough al home. Our sincere sympathy is extended I Birman of Hastings spent Sunday the remainder of the week with Mr. urday afternoon. Mra. Daisy King I* convalescing afternoon with Cha*. Farlee and to Mr Puffpaff and the boys. Mra W. H. Pardee . relumed home and Mrs. H. P. Tuttle. The other from an operation at Leila hospital., family. Puffpaff was President of. the ladles attended Conference. Thursday night after having spent Guests entertained al the Mr. ant.J Mr and Mre Harry sandbroofc Mr. and Mra Merle Bradfield------were Mrs. Hugh Jones home recently, antl Jani^ and Donna Kay vUlud and her presence will be greatly You will bo paid 1 a pound by any the past three weeks with his -------------------------------------daughter. Mra. Harry Miller anc in Hastings this Monday morning missed by all who knew her. were: Mr and Mra. George Pratt, relauves at Blanchard Thursday, on 'business family of Elkhart. Ind. “ 1 Standard OH Dealer or Agent! Bring Mr. and Mn. Robert Vrooman of rubber is provided b$"'thi» drive, nation-wide of Aurora, Neb.. Mr. and Mra. Chas.' .. . M Mr. and Mn. William Roll. Blue Jone* of Battle Creek. Peter Cum-! . Mr. and Mr*. Sherman from near near Bhultx called on Mr. and Mn. . Middleville spent Sunday at Ml:o Island. III., spent the weekend at' hdnot unri auscr. ai.tBr Mra your old rubber in today... Urgent! iiiiiign hiiu tnia. OVABIC oiicp- । daughter returned to their home at Chas. Rowley and family Monday. their farm. Curtiss'. 1 ard. honoring the relatives from | Tije W. 8. C. 8. met with Dorris Mr. and Mrs. Rush Saunders are Nebraska, who were called here to Mra. Earl Fox and Mra. Alice McIntyre on Thursday. About 30 here. Gardner were in Hastings Wednes­ entertaining Mr. Saunder’s mother, attend the funeral of a nephew. were present and a lovely time was . sister and a friend of Detroit. day afternoon. Children's Day exercises were MrMr" w»f«l Green and had in spite of the weather. attia-of American homes ... articles useless to you. but Mr and Mn Herbert Van Strealn Mr and Mra. Milo Curtis* were held at the Briggs church Sunday., daughters were Sunday dinner alMmport.nt to the American war effort. In Middleville. Saturday afternoon. were tn Kalamazoo Friday. Mr. Van Mra. Willard Case has been ill the Mr and Mr» Green Bob Brock and Arlene Schray of Strealn getting a check up from the past week. • I <»» Woodland. . Lake Odessa were caller* at Jennie doctor. Mr. and Mra. Fred Hawley, who Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sisson and IN TO THE GOVERNMENT. Here’s a real opporRobert Van Btreain of Kalamazoo' have re,sided at Uic August Naujok.Paul of Irving and Mr. and Mr* Pardee'* Friday evening. Mra. Alice Gardner and brother spent the weekend with his grand­ tenant house have moved to Uie'Fred Mayo of Maple Orove were: Emory Lowe attended the Sunday parents. Sunday afternoon callers on Mr.j Anson home in Augusta. gasoline rationing is upon us. Its necessity in the Midwest school picnic of the Moulton church Mr. Fruln, who lias been ill for and Mrs. Keith Farlee. POWERS ECHOES at Fnliasburg park, Saturday. some time, I* able to be around now. FINAL DIVIDe’nd" „ | STANDARD OIL COMFANY (INDIANA) Mra. Jennie Pardee. Wanette Fred Hauser, who wa* graduated Clyde Russell received his ques­ Schray and Martha Porritt were 1n franuM. S. C. Saturday, left Tues­ tionnaire for army induction. The final dividend on certificates! Caledonia Wednesday forenoon and day for Appleton. Wte.. where he Mr. and Mrs. David Conklin ac­ of Indebtcdnea of Farmers Ac Mer-I were dinner guest* at the Alden has a position with the Artificial companied by their brother. George chants Depositor* Corporation of I Porritt home. Insemination Association. Conklin and wife called at the Mr. Lake Odessa, amounting to 4.25 per! A good many attended the Logon MIm Susie Reed of Kokomo. Ind., and Mra. Ed Butler home. Wm. cent, has been announced by James; school reunion Saturday and all came Thursday to visit her sisters. PitL’s former home, also „„ rcw L. Barker, liquidator. The original the ,new had a fine time. the Mlase* Neil and Almira Reed., home of their nelghor. Mr. and Mrs. payoff was 40 per cent and this .Mr*. Clare Eash entertained a and to attend the graduation of her! Fred Stiles on North Avenue road, final dvidend makes a total of 74.2b cousin from Ohio the past week and nephew. Fled Hau»er. at M. S. C.| Ronald and Donald Conklin. per cent on certificates, or a pay­ all visited Mra. Eash's parent* at Fred Hauser. Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.' twin brother*, are enjoying a week-* ment of 8455 per cent on the base Gull lake on Sunday. De­ vacation at the home of an aunt. amount of claims. The dividend Kenneth Dick and daughter of De.Mr*. Clare Eash attended the troit were week-end visitors also. Red-Hot Special Mr. and Mra. Loys Kader of Pon­ amounts to 10,040.69 and 1* now payj funeral of her grandmother. Mra. George Bedford of Middleville tiac. able. Heller at Dutton Saturday. spent Sunday with hl* son, Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Miller accom­ John Slmpion has sterted the and family. Owing to circumstances and financial conditions, I am doting out the Aca High panied their son and wife, Mr. ana building of the new house for Clare Miss Irene Prost of Grand Rap-___ ______ MUler. __ ________ _ „ Mr*. Clifton Sunday to Restaurant and full equipment located at 127 South Jefferson St. on Eash, replacing the one recently de­ Id* spent the week-end al the home spend the afternoon with their stroyed by fire. of her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Henry! daughter and family, Mr. and Mn. COATS GROVE*' Froot. . Will Davis. The Children's Day exercises of the Sunday school will be held Sun­ day morning at the Sunday sctiool hour. Starting at 7:30 o'clock, I will offer the following article*: The D. G. T. O. club met with Mr* Blanche Bayne last Wednes­ day afternoon. In the absence of America's “ soldier* of production, ” men and women working in the the president and vice president. plants of American industry, have their uniforms, too. Some uniforms Mrs. Margaret Coals was the chairworn by G-E worker* <Jh vital production job* are shown below. Charlotte I. her brother fl returned to nday. a nice steer day morning. Mbs Orpha Case of Denver. Colo J NORTHEAST WOODLAND 3. Frankenstein? No, just another G-E worker. His job is sandblasting big ' turbine eantngs for Uncle Sam's ships at one of the General Electric plants. 4. The helmet he wears is to protect him from light I The rays from «'welder’s are eould e*u»« blindness If he did not wear thia strange headgear. HELP US TO WIN WITH RUBBER! ANDRUS SERVICE CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION r M. S.iurJ.ji Hrertoa* Tiraa aa< Tabaa Batteries, Windshlsld WiMts X Oreaslag SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, ’42 Electric ice box Gas grill Steam table Coca-Cola cooler Ice box Notional cash register Glass pie case Hamilton Beach No. 18 elec­ tric malted milk machine, new. Hamilton Beach No. 32 juice extractor, new 3 burner elec, coffee maker Hamburg molder Store gas heater Electric fan Fan pipe Large electric ceiling fan Electric toaster New toilet Modern dish sink Electric cheeseburger toaster Electric hot dog machine Horseshoe counter and 19 .metal stool* 28 sandwich plate* 9 dinner plate* 9 soup bowls Too kettle and tin wars Soup cooker 5 skillets 9 sherbet glass** 6 sugar shakers Ice craom dipper 33 good water glasses 25 heavy mug* Hamburger jar and dishes of all kind* used in a restaur­ ant, including menu sign. I will also offer the hwlWIne 15’<" by TERMS OF SALK: Cosh day of sale, nothing to ba removed until satfM far. FRANK G. ADAMS, Propr DEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. JOHN BIRMAN, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JUNK II, 1B43 traveling expense of the sarvlc«lY MCA Nnu'S man will be guaranteed by the * • 1’1. V.. /k. of hearing a group from Houghton farmer or the farm mutual fire Mrs. George Kelley. College. Ona of the speakers, Mar­ insurance company interested A cabin group of boys B to U ian Birch. wlU be glad to meet »-a> no. remove ho.UO or mn oU -111 hon on auunU, lor friends of former days when his burning hay without adequate fire- * week of camp at Manitou-Un on fighting facUltiea at hand. Notify J Barlow lake 17* boy. will be, ac- Ing relative! in Detroit, and vicinity, Betty Bugbee tert Bunday evtntac your insurance company al once companied by the area Y. M. C A. were Friday afternoon and everting storage. Vent flue* placed in the mow, secretary Conley Davie*, alate "Y Mrs. Winnie Lundsturm and fam­ I 4.—Test occasionally for heating . 8—.... . .. . . . ............. -a^wotnnr 0.-111 In r-t,r-n nt Iho Hammond families On Saturday ily Bf Nashville visited the home sipslion of heal generated | program for the first week. folks Sunday. m w bh earn ww u> " i~7 I. . —.------- .1 —: Rev. H. W. Bugbee has been un—Site storage of chopped hay, ~~ „ during 1841. /.ponunrotu .S?eck for hot *?°Uht0? rOd' is 7.recommended. The food value off Dances and social parties for all HasUngs. Greater aceunscj is obtained by us­ ing a small diameter pipe with a chopped hay put into a allo te Just Hasting, young people will be held Mrs. Beth J. Cook and Shirley as high a* that of hay in the mow, •» lh» Episcopal parish hotue each pointed end Into which a tubular and the are hazard te much les*. I night during the «umn*- Jean. Mn. Lucille Ames and Connie WEST HOPR classed at "came unknown" 8-Remember that one load, month* Sponsored by the Y. M were Wednesday and Thursday af­ Children's bay will be observed at started from spontaneous thermometer should be left in Pol­ even one fork-full of hay with too! A - Youth Oosineil. the- dance, ternoon guests of the Edw. Walters. George Jordan of Hastings is vis­ the church Sunday evening. A pro­ • **111 supplement tlie playground gram is being prepared by Mrs. fh* nram.m.. nt .-nnn the tube b Inserted to obtain an much moisture may rau<r a are B -From axporienca of ■ I ow a! program, which will offer healthful iting his aunt and uncle. Mr.* and Mabelle Osgood and Miss Belle Mcre.dln. It U» Him-.­ Mrs. George Kelley. . fanners, soy lean hay should iicici never —------->° children and t iftliucia. uawi iu «j auvuiu Callum, to consist of numbers by Mr. and Mra. Floyd Walters and the children and a talk by the Revs. I' be stored in building*. Keep it in. oltler youth. Friday night par- Marion of Orand Rapids were Sun­ Mr., and Mrs. Roy Houghton, who ' 1 Bmlnrenrei Drp.rtmreif o* Mkh- stacks outside Some beans icon-1 Mug3c for • talnlng oil» are bound to be left in ,les ** furnished by the day dinner guests of her father. have been in Africa aa missionaries »« <*"■•• • “ ™">l»'re < he,».*POI?U I electric pyrometer testing equip- the threshed hay (straw) and ho: Rhythm Kings, our local young peoJames Slocum of Battle Creek lough. spots will form. . pies orchestra, spent Sunday at home with hte' 10—Do not put grain mi ton or rHKtF CORNERS* Reports from Ronald Anders a« family and other relatives. g — .. —: --------man will rush to- any farm with hay In mow. even for a short rime/ , Borgcaa hospital and from" Mra. Mr. and Mra. Lester Yeiter of, Lynden Johncock at Leite Post hoaCnsursnce Oompan les. should prove (thete instruments to make a U»ar- until threshed This packs down Kenney and Miss ramaoie. ojjgh- check in case of suspected the hay and prevent, escape of Dorothy Kenney of Ml. Clemens Kalamazoo were Friday evening1 pital aay both are gaining nicely. j soent Saturday with the former a [spent former's guests of hte parents, Mr. and Mrs. . I—Be sure hay te well cured. . spontaneous healing. If the actual Mrs. Lizzie Extrom and Mrs. Jean Mr.- “ and Clair Clair u. D. Yeiter. 10—If yoi auapecl that hot spots!' parents. mr ““ Mrs. v “*r Yeiter. «F“^-.vrau xener. Munn and children of Battle Creek are developing in your stored hay. Mr and Mr? M«r»hall Norwooo* Richard Leo Hammond of Cincin-' called on Mra. Hallie Anders and gcL in touch with your Are Inaur- tnd Mr- "nd Mra Ro'5’‘r Williams: nati. O.. wa* a last weekend guest’ MlM Belle McCallum Saturday afance company al once Accurate ,nd *°u* Dean, of Delton were Sun-. of his grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. temoon. testa can be quickly arranged at no day BuwU °r l,le talter’i parents. Claude Hammond, also of the' Donn . Springer came homo from coat LUJ, to yourodf and the thre. *. of. UH ”r *nd Mr* I*«lle Wil llama, ’ and jame. --------- Hammond* ----------------Kalamazoo Thursday, having fln..................destructive .. T**.* ..Lulheld a potentially lire can .be, famllv _. . , „ ' 1 Thf ' wtU M Sunday school [l tehed hte yee^te school work at Weatneutralized before any damage te MrsFbher of East State Rd , their picnic al FaUasburg Park near; I ern'MIchigan College of ducation. done. ,•»« * Friday overnight and Satur- Lowell on Saturday. 48 entering aI1 He left for Detroit thia Monday day guest of her son-in-law and pleasant Ume and the good dinner. I morning, where Ke expects to aecura 1 daughter. Mr. and Mra. James F. • — — —— v SOUTH THORNAPPLE I employment. i Mra. Dell Scott and Floyd LeClear Hommbad. and children: her son. HICKORY CORNERS OWNER HAS TO SELL because of poor health. I Mrs Sarah.Anders spent the fore­ were united in marriage last Tues- »arold. en route from Grand Raj>Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer were' part of the week In Kalamazoo with A'real good bargain tn a form. 230 acres of good day evening. June B by Justice of ld*- Was M Saturday evening caller dinner guests Sunday of Mr and the Peace perry Barnum the bride's ,here Rnd shc accompanied him to: Mrs. Nelson Willison of Johnstown, fertile land, nice woods, lays good, in Carlton Mr. and Mrs Almond Webber, brother, al his home. >L_ 1 Callers z'“n~ at '*• “ ” ~*-v Town *r"— home ‘—*• Mrs 1 LeClrar,,hclr home. the Frank Jesse Osgood and Lynden Johnand Woodland township. 2 sett of buildings, *--•------>—>1 Mrs.... Richnrd Cook and son. Johnwere owns a ft farm lurm near nt.ir the me Gates unic* svnooi school . . Sundayll.-llK..J afternoon * * Mr. ■ and ,' cock called on Mrs. Esther Johnv- Mr Mr.,’ T —r laril —n anH T.U. and .... only 7 miles from town. A good productive farm and Mr LeCte-r ha* been working '*>■ Barbee and son. 1 Mrs Wilbur Tolles children. cock at Leila Post hospital Sunday the farm Mtes Eunice Hoyt and “* *“* Conn“' canw Mr‘ E,hpl P™ock. and Mrs. HUI fee $12,000.00. Mrs Lydia Wilson prepared a sun- Thursday evening to visit their par- and nd son. Kenneth, all of Hastings. ■ . , Little ( per for the happy couple and every- ent*. Mr and Mrs H- J Robinson. Util* Kendall K.nrf.n Donovan nnnm-.n is i. making K1^ „7L one in the neighborhood wishes for, David nnd Dorothy^ Mesarn. Cook i a good recovery from hte recent rt A STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE, only 3 blocks _________ Jt King'* mother. Mr*.' themui happy Ufe together. '-««»** .1« ,! and Lara bee came Friday «enln» evening. : J Nancy,B. Jafst/er. She had visited from main street, double basement, double ga­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bromlcv Sunday callers on Mrs. Hattie, all returning home Sunday. Mrs Agnes Kelley te spending the I and family attended the wedding o! lour community many times with rage. $4000.00. Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. James her daughter and family and we Oliver and daughter. Eunice, and summer months with her son and(Mra. Bromley's cousin. Robert WU- had learned to love her and her Mr and Mrs Basil .Turner and , wife. Mr and Mrs. George Kelley- Ham Pnlderman.. and Miss Irene quiet, gracious ways. The family WE HAVE one of the nicest, most complete cot­ | jeon Gideon Sunday afternoon at family of Flint, who are- spending at her farm home here. ha* the sympathy of their many Rev. and Mra. D- A. Manker. । Stetson Memorial Chapel. Kalama­ friends here. i until Monday here with her par­ tages on Walldorff’s Resort. Large lot, has fire­ I ents. Mr. and Mra. Oliver; also her , daughters Flossie and Irene of Cad-, zoo Coljcge. Kalamazoo. The Rev. Isaac Osgood, wife and place, complete bath, insulated, built in garage. • brother. Francis Oliver, and wife. .lilac. Mr. and Mra. Stanley Manker| Eunice McTaggart of Elmdale re- son. David, visited the home folks of Baltimore. Md. Mr. and Mrs turned home Saturday after a two j who reside on the Frank Lee farm. Friday. Daughter Nelda is enter­ Will sell right. Mrs. Lee Hendricks axstetarl her Seth Cook and Shirley Jean of Lan- ( weeks' visit with her grandparents, taining tiiev whooping cough, so rtng. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walters Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer. | sister. Mrs. Laurel Sen.siba.in (taperstayed with friends in Charlotte: 40 ACRE FARM, fair house and bam. $1000.00. ■ Ing the Shafer liouse. where they and Marlon of Grand Rapids, andj Pvt. Joseph Keith Barnes of ConMr. and Mrs. L. D. Woodman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walters of Bat- neeticut, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Barnes were Grand Rapids visitors Sunday. ! are going to reside ' Jerry. Bedford has been inslall- tie Creek were Wednesday evening । and MLm Clara Upson of OUego Teddy Hayward te home on a few guests* of Mr. and Mrs. Ed called on Mrs H. E. Barnes on i ing an electric pump in the case- dinner ' days*, furlough from Fort Custer. 1 Wednesday evening of last week. ment of the residence of Mr. and Waiters. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Williams and Mrs. Grace Simpson te house-' HENDERSHOTT* * Mrs. Phillip Nichols and mother. Tlic Hendershott school reunion। Mrs. Grace Nichols, near the Gates, family of the W* K. Kellogg farm keeper for the W. K. Kelloggs at spent with -----their •----------parents/their summer home at— Gul| lake. school on the Gates Corners J — Sunday ------- . --------------------------------— — . was well attended Saturday, about George Chatman of Middleville ' Mr. Mr and "nd Mrs Leslie Williams. Wlihams. Mr. I| Boneta Bromley te having four 70 being present. Williams ot Grand‘ ’ weeks' vacation •from <her work atj Mr. and Mra. Charles Hendershott was making a cement floor last week'and ' ***'4 Mrs Lyle “ n,”“ •- — La Verne the Shakespeare plant in KalaKala.' and Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Mott’ in the new addition io t*** milk Rapids and Mr and Mra LaVerne Williams nt william, of Riehmnnri Richmond. Vn Vn; railed called ma./v, mazoo ' called on Mr. and Mra. Carl Archer isouse at the Blue Ribbon dairy, I a cordial welcome is extended to> near Charlotte Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Ward Benuo and on them Sunday. REAL ESTATE BROKER Mra. James P. Hammond and, Mr. and Mra. E L. McCallum, who> little son. Jerry, spent Sunday with Mrs. Edith Bechtel of Hastingsi STEBBINS BU1IJ)ING i her grandmother. Mrs. Hattie May­ Mrs. Carroll Fisher of Hastings spent are living on the old Will Elliott rilO.NE 2659 nard of Clarksville. Mrs. Maynard Saturday wllh the latter'* father, farm purchued from Ben Campbell ter. Mrs. Ronald Haynes. Sunday Weeks, and the Howard Weeks by their son. Major McCallum. guests and callers were Mr. and1 soent the winter with Mr. and Mrs.: of Lowell. I Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott of Mrs. Floyd Foote of Hastings andI Detroit spent the weekend at the'... Mr.________________________ and Mrs. John Bechtel, fromi old Will Elliott home. Their moth-1 the Hind's district er. Mrs. Ella Elliott, te being cared Dr. and Mra. Gunn and son.. for in a nursing home for old ladles} Romig, with Mra. Harold Atherly. In Detroit. She is 87 years old and, from near Kalamazoo, were Bunday unable to be up or feed herself, but evening callers at A. C. Clark's is comfortable and contented. (Romig will soon be Inducted into It 1s alarming the amount of gas- the service of Uncle Sam. ollne that has been burned today. | Mrs. Peter Baas and Viola of Apparently there have been more | Nashville and Mr. and Mra. Lloyd cars through here today than ever! Storer of Hastings were Sunday afbefore in one day. If we need .tel temoon callers at Albert Brill's. save our gasoline, why don't we Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hendershott of begin now. (Kalamazoo were Sunday callers at Tlie Wesleyan churoh will have Leo Hendershott's. Mrs. Frances MAY HUES th. birthday. cause heaUng. “"*• fiS.'SSX wSS GOOD BUYS "The Beat Investment on Earth, u the Earth Itielf” * ■ EARL R. BOYES MONEY! DON’T Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED! NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Open Formula Feeds Open formula feeds were originated by the Fann Bureau gs a farmers’ organization. Contents of cloked^fphnula feeds had to be guesaed at. Farmers’ feeds are open formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because: But Don’t Wait! 1 They enable the farmer to check on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try a»d hog feeds). 2 The Hastings Building & Loan-Association 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L. B PHONE 2503 Edwards Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Claud.Hofman were ton Valentine from Sunday unui Bunday gumU of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday. Orvin Birman in Verona. Tiro Maple Orove Farm Bureau Mra. Carol Fuller and daughter Elaine to Battle Croak Wednesday. community group will meet Wed­ nesday evening. June 17, tn the Briggs church basement Frank Hyde spent-last week at the home. ot Mr. and Mrs. Clem and because of 111 new aha U stay- Kiddkr. Mr and Mrs Francis Curley and son and Mra Albert Curley called at Claud Hoffman's on* evening improved now. Thursday. Mr. and Mn. Cleon Landon accompanied by Mr. and taking Albert Curley to FY>rt CuiMrs. OUs Landon and Mn. Arthur Bupper giyals Monday at Clem Kidder's were Fred Marshalls, Mrs. Ruel Root's where they enjoyed a | Mary Kidder and Mrs. Bower all birthday supper tn honor of Oita from near Vermontville. Landon who te Mrs. Root's father. — Wednesday -----•*Mr. — and -• Mra. George . CongratulaUona to Evelyn Town­ Ball joined Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mesend. Thelma Gibb, and Vet* Rice Caul and Mr. and Mra. Matt Bed­ all of Carlton Township wiio re­ ford of Middleville on a fishing trip ceived highest marks In scholar­ to Lake Michigan. ship for the school year and grad-______________________ Mr and Mrs. Clem Kidder ,-----------and uated Friday afternoon. Also all Mr. and Mrs. Claud Jones wen the others from here who gradu-, Sunday guest* at Sidney Stanton's ated. we .are proud of your success. In North Maple Grove. Mr. and Mra. Radford Stidham ' '—’ and son Rush of Hastings, accom­ GLASS CREEK The Glass Creek Extension Class panied by Mra. Stidham's moUier. Mra. James Daniela of Cardova, । will picinc at the Fred Bechtel cotot Mr. and Mrs. Garold Sunday afternoon. Mra. Anna Buck. Frank Shriber. Norman Barry, and Mrs.Kendal.* Buck and children of near Wel­ come Comers motored to Battle Creek. Tuesday morning where they met Kendall and all went u> Ham­ mond, Ind- for the day. Mn. Ken­ dall Buck and children stayed over until the next day when her brolner Sanford who 1s in the U. 8. army met her with hla new bride and they motored together to the home of their parents in Boulder. Colorado. Burl Valentlrte is vteitlng-Mr. ana Mra. Tello Bowers In Big Rapids church services Sunday morning be­ cause of automobile trouble. Clayton Valentine and hla daugh­ ter Mayoma, were in Blanton Sat­ urday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Todd and children were Sunday visitors at the nome Mr and Mrs. Arlry Arley Todd. home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Denney were callers at tho home of Mr. and Mr.­ Gerald Ttecher Wednesday evening. Mrs. Cleon Landon visited at the home ot Mrs. Hazel Eadie, in Rock­ ford over tho weekend. Her hus* band and daughter. Mrs. Arthik Yiuger and children drove mere Sunday to bring her home. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Brecheteen were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney, others callers that day were Mr. Mort Nicholas who is now working In Ypsilanti and his and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Nash ot Hustings.' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow were shopping in Ionia Saturday with their daughter. Mrs. Merle Fauley of Clarksville. When made by a reputable mannfaeturer interested in HIS welfare ke knows just WHAT he is paying for. j The farmer can get an idea of the * dollar value of the ration. day. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Havens, Da­ vid and Joy McGIocklln. Mr. and Mrs. John Havens and Rodney of Hastings spent Sunday with Louis Havens al Goguac lake. David re­ mained for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shricker and sons of Richland spent Sunday at diaries Whittemore's. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thornton and sons of Charlotte spent Sunday at Clyde Warren's. day visitors al Russell Whitte­ more's. . Mrs. Russell Whittemore attendMn. Eari Moore In Hastings last Thursday.* ' Kenneth Brown of Hickory Cor­ ners is spending the summer in the Whittemore home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis called on Mr. and Mrs. WlUiam Havens. H. W. Rutland. Bunday evening. The Misses Genevieve and Max­ irte Erway of Orand Rapids and Joan Erway of Kalamazoo spent tike week at their home here. Miss slater and husband, Mr. and Mu. Insured Safety AND CUIRINT 2*% IITUIN CLAY H1LL8 The Busy Bee Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Macle Potts, Contests were the main features of the afternoon. A luncheon was Mrs Guy McNee and two daugh- For Buying a Home, Rebuilding or Remodeling ooi sum next Monday morning. Hastings High school graduates M W. B. a a. will meet for ot this community were this Thursday at the home of Babcock, Nyla Van Syckte. Witoa . Oharlea Hendershott I GarreU, Violet Norton. William 1 ••» ■ Donovan and Arthur McKelvey. ---------- --------------i Mr <nd Mrs Bnrney wlUlame CARLTON CENTER Hastings Wednesday. Mary and Joe Lukso of Grand Rapids spent the weekend with their parents Irene Lukso re­ turned home with them. visiting relatives in Grand Rapids. Harold England and family of Lansing and Morris Lewis and wife Potts Sunday, and all attended the Moe school picnic. A large crowd attended the Moe school picnic Sunday, a program given by Jerry Bedford on civilian defense. Guests were present from Grand Rapids. Hastings. Eaton Rapids. Owosso, lAiuing, Kalama­ zoo. Freeport and Middleville. Howard Colburn's father passed away Sunday evening at St. Mary's hospital after a long lllneu. Verdun Coville and family spent Sunday with Mra. Covllle's people at Freeport. nUNHAM DIBlitlCT Rev. and Mra. Seward Walton und daughter Mary of Turk Lake, with Mra. Walton's mother. Mra. Bech and son of Eureka called on Mr. and Mra. Clyde Walton. Satur­ day. Rev. Walton went on to Clov­ erdale to conduct a marriage serv­ ice for former friends, the others staying at the Walton home until hte return. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Babcock and children ware Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. Chas. Babcock in Battle AT MICHIGAN'S IAIGUT "HDIUC Your savings here are insured io 15.000 by FA.LI.C, a United States Government agency. Firtr Frdaral nf amount opens an account. You in Urge or until amounts, as convenient by U. S. mail. Cur­ rent dividend rate, annu­ ally, compounded twice yearly. "SAVFBY-MAIL" FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSN DETROIT, MICH, o'lfticroas! tehft A. MmItot St There's shortage of binder canvas material He can consult with the Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. Try to find theae advantage in CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau MILKMAKEB8 - MKRMASHBd - PORK­ MAKERS have no superiors. Ask us for open formula booklets on our feeds. ... ^— - FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 21 IB N. CHURCH ST. tom hanim. Callan, neat pad,. Hy uh. JACK SEMPF, Shoa & Leather Goods Shop Ul Sa. Jeffarwa St. Hastings. Mich. �REEPORT 7 Detroit spent Monday with Rar. aad you very much for your kind In­ Brill. returned Mrs William Hutchens and Keith vitation to your reunion, for I would Tlialer ef HaaUngs visited at the WUlta Hutchina home, Bupday kit­ presented with a fine gift. Rafreah- 6e Ifridge Field were Saturday call- Mr. and Mra. 8am While ot Has­ Mrs. Neil Newton and Mra. WIU 'j Mr. and Mrs Frank Thompson tings. MIm Mary Sheaffer and Dipp. Among those present were some of my old friends and the old land Dennie were Bunday dinner mother of Ionia were Sunday after­ Mr. and Mra. Gary Newton of Beld­ school house. I found things vary turned home ■Friday night from a noon nuesjs of Mr. and Mrs Dewey ing. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Newton, week's visit with her daughter, Mn. and MIm Jean Deakins of Hastings. Roush end family. textile Creek spenk Uie weekend Woodruff of Hasting*Mr. and Mra. Charles Overholt. Mr. and Mra. Clare Clum visited tub hta parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry । Mr> Uap „ 4[<ndln< near Battle Creek. Hubert and Evelyn, spent Bunday gaa U keeping every one home till Ixo Hendershott liad the ml* for .Prr»ton [the week with Mr. and Mra. Ltoyd ten Tarp.. Mr. and Mra. Roy Bunn ■ Mr. and Mra. Clayton Clemens Karchcr und Marlon of Grand Rap­ of Campbell, and-Mr. and Mra. Art holt of Orand Haven. rand two children ot Prescott spent Kenneth Roger* of Jackson spent will be over soon, then things will It ha* been sugg**taj .hat our a.tVd« MAI Bund., MUI A„„. * Richardson, of South Bownc Hunthe weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Coy I Mr. and Mra. Harold Yoder and Grand Rapid* spent Bunday aft- day. Mr. and Mra. William Crakes BtoweU. We have two of the largest camps combined with Bible Demonstration I*nU,yI emoon with Ml** Virginia Fteh. spent the weekend with their grand­ Clarence Sumner and Miss Bea in the country near us. Fort Dix Day. which would bnn.f It on the Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler of. aIl(j Gtaude Fighter re- daughter. Mra. Al HoveF.if Hasting*. De PlOnly of Detroit spent Balur- and Camp Kilmer, so we see plenty tast Sunday In Hie month. Orand Rapid*, were Baturday eve, lelter a.lurday whlch wo Mr. and Mrs. Trafford Wilkins and kIb, Mlicner ffur.ctA nf Mr nnit Mrs I ... . .._ _ . .. . .. daughter of Flint were Sunday Mra. Warren Surrarrer and family. CHARLTON PARK i nard stating that he arrived safely guests of the former's mother. Mra. Mr. and Mra Verdan Oovills and craft is building many planes here The Delton Independent baseball family of Middleville were Sunday | some place. Nettle Wilkins r*. V. L. Wolcott of at hta destination in Australia. z team played the Park team Sunday dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. B. fcharlotte Bunday "upper Mr Klril HoWMd cunton and My wife and I have lived In Trevi, process thi* utuutpa**td product, make available over 30000X000 thta season. ______ Mr*. La. R. Wol- family of Bowne were Sunday wft- Battle Creek, and Rev. and Mra. W 81s*on. helping to celebrate their; certain unUl end of the Anal i , i emoon guesta of Mr. and Mrs B. R. William Tombaugh and mother of mothlr's birthday anniversary. 1 Mra. Joe Kauffman and Mra. Paulj 1 Clinton. more. Clarksville were Bunday dUmcr inning. The score was 3 to 3 in Lirten to Edgar A. Guett—eath Monday ting* visitor Friday. a Thompson Of Bownc Center were1 Now tell all my old friends I send favor of the Park. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Walton and guests at the Ray Wieland home. Mr. and Mrs. George Gillett and them my best wishes, also regrets Mra. Roy Chandler of HasUngs, 1 Friday evening supper guests of Mr. and Wodnctday 10 A.M.-WXYZ Next Sunday the Duplex Printing I and Mra. Jlgga Price of Hkatlngn. ' family ot South Bownc were Sun- spent Thursday with Mrs. Glenn sens of Barryvlllc spent Bunday I can't be with you-all. Press class A-1 team of Battle Creek Kellogg. . I। with Mr. and Mra. Manley Sherman J Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Steckle With love and best wishes, Leslie will play the park team. -Thta team I and children of Lansing were Bun­ Frank Walton. The children reMr. und Mra. Dwight Rosenberger! and family. O. Rowson. 33 Charlotte Ave., Trcn- should be a better team than any malned there while their parents and family of Clarksville were ! day dinner guests of his parents, the park Ii*s so far played thta ' accompanied Frank Walton and Thursday evening guest* of Mr.' CHURCH NEWS 4 Mr. and Mrs. Asa Steckle. season. An attempt will be made Mra. Bernice Closson to Howell and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger and I COATS OROVE United Brethren Circuit to art he‘ ■ Mr. and Mra. Clarence Van Patten ' where they visited tlie latter's hus­ Marvin. | Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor Mr. and Mrs Harley feesie spent advances. { g accompanied by Robert and Donald ; band. * Mr. and Mrs. George Woldring of Freeport Sunday with Mra. Pearl Demond. 1 Clinton of Carlton Twp.. and MIm Mr. and Mrs Ed Wallander and Holland were Wednesday evening, Sunday school "— --------—’ —10:30. I Dorothy Van Patten of Kalamazoo, —ON FAY DAY. BUY BONDS— rence Chaw Thursday with good , visited Mr. and Mra. Glenn Van, son Donald and the former's mother supper guests of Mr. and Mra Allen' Preaching—11:30. Christian Endeavor—7.00 attendance Mra. Floyd Clum had 1 - ----------| Patten and ........ family of Battle- Creek. of 8*nd Lake were Sunday dinner Fish and family. Mtas Norma Yoder spent part of | Preaching—8:00. Sunday. Dorothy returned home for ! surste of Mr. and Mra. Virgil Woods charge of the program last weex ana mis week witn Mr. | Prayer meeting Thursday evening n three weeks' vacation from the.*nd family. Mr. and Mra. Nell Smith and I Methodist Bronson hospital in Kai-1 A son named James Burke, weigh- and Mrs. Emery Kime and Beulah at the church at 8:00. daughter Gwen of Midland arc amazoo. ! pound*, thirteen ouncn.. of Pleasant Valley. ■ Pleasant Valley vlidtlng al Warren Coolbaugh's. Preaching — 10:00. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lapcjmd Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Smith are on Sunday school—11:00. .the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Ardta. Friday. June 12 Mra. George Barbara Ann of Grand Rapid* spent a trip to Detroit for a few day* to Christian Endeavor—8:00. 'Roy KUngman of Gaylord. | Bchurman of McBain ta caring for Sunday with Mr. and Mra. W. C. visit Mr. and Mra. Ed Smith and| Harold Skinner of Battle Creek. daughter and new grandson. Lape. will then spend Some time at Mac-i Freeport Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Dan PosLm* and spent the weekend with Mr. and, Congratulations. kniac Island and other pointe Ini Everett M. Love, pastor ■ northern Michigan. From there they! Mra Earl Everaon and family, hta! «w> Mra. AusUn Rosenberger Phyllta Ann spent Sunday with Mr. wife reluming home after a weck* °f tlarksvUle spent Friday after- and Mra. George Alexander of, Morning Worship—11:00. plan to go to Buffalo and other! Sermon: "Unlimited Consecra­ vtalt 1 noon with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowell. eastern points. , Mra. Nettle Wilkin* win have a tion." Quite a number from here at-] Mln Donna Thaler returned to Rosenberger and Marvin. her work at Butterworth ho*pltal' Mr. and Mr* John Thaler And sale of her household goods Satur-1 Sunday - school—13:00. tended the graduating exercises In J"" *“! T l <>»ul Church Hastings. We are proud of the four' In Grand Rapid* Sunday after a^wnily were Sunday dinner guesta Si two weeks' vacation at home. i of Mr. nnd Mra. William Spear of -------home---to Miner King and..... will make .. .............. mnu M love, polo, I। graduates from our Community, I namely—Evelyn Townsend. Nina 11 Bill Vander Male and Teddy Wai- Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Tlialer her future home with her children. John Landengendo of Alto Is' Morning worship—10:00. ton left Bunday evening for Man- attended the annual conference of Brisbin, Doris Coats and Kennetn Sunday school—11:00. Chester where they are employed. t,,e Methodist church In the afl- spending a few day* wllh Mr. and' ,,, ____ Demond. Mrs. William Crakes. . I IRVING Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres re- emoon. » Tiie C. E. met last Sunday eve­ Mr. and Mra. Albert Staufer. son] Congratulations to Mr. and Mis.. nlng with good attendance. Lucille # reived* word from the par depare-1 Mr. and Mrs Melvin Hutchina and ment stating that Glenn Novteky <l«ughter of Grand Rapids visited sfnd daughter of Grand Rapids Frvd Schlffman of Battle Creek, rehad arrived wifely al hta destlna- Mra. William Hutchin* Sunday were Bunday callers of Mr. and cently married. Fred ta a son oi Ject. “New Phases of World-Wide Hon. | evening. Mra. Clarence Benedict. I Dell Schlffman. local. ■, Missions." Several gave Interesting Mr. MUs gowerby ha* com-' Mra. jrnnu Jennie Min*, Miller i. Is spending al a > Mtas Virginia Moore ta employed ** Mri D°n/r*”ee “nd ***’ In lha J. C. Penney store in Has-, ofi. H*»Ung* spent Bunday evening few days with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie pitted her school work In East Chi­ llngJ . wllh Mr*. George Thompson. Stauffer of Orand Rapids. cago and hu returned to her home Mrs. Zocna Rothermal al Ragual. I Mr. and Mrs Emery Kime and. In Irving. Mr. kna ure J O. Cuul klUrrfrell , “f- "ml Mre. RUh.rU Durkre .no India. Estelta Kelsey and Dorothy! me Alcworm reunion M Ure home oM IUloo m>0 Beryl Price Beulah of Pleasant Valley were Mtas Donna Jean Nagel of Grand Kelsey sang "When the Oates' No customer's work shall be picked Hte customer will give, but in no com -nl Mr. end Mre Bohen Alruworih “lkd “ Mr «Ml *<”■ *—*» P"-*1 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Rapid* ta visiting her grandparents. Swing Outward Never." up and delivered on the same day. Mra. Harold Yoder and family. Mr. and Mra. Reo Brink ana I In soum Berlin. Bundey. Tliere' P"111" <»“» Bunday erenin,. Mr. and Mra. James Nagel. should any cleaner offer to buy were Umul miny-n.e prreenl I “"l, “J"; Rev. and Mra. Everett Love re­ Wilson Travis and family of Bat-Ernest --------- --------------------------Pranger visited----in the ... H.l , Mr. .nd Mr. Oemld Thompum' «™J All.rdm, .M Rotan turned When making a delivery to a cutlast Sunday night the tie Creek spent the weekend with. Woodman home Sunday as they hanger from the customer. ---------------------------- -- -------from — ... ‘ .nd Jerry Hertan. Mr. d^ ol Uke Odenk. Cv.nd Mr. P.U Michigan Methodist Conference at: hta parents and hl* brother and — .......... —• •from ----were returning to •••>* Milford ★ II a garment is brought In to the Thompum. mid Mr. Mary Pry were 9Imaleml and 0— and lean, Grand Rapids, and will serve the family here. a weekend at Fremont. Freepcrt charge for another year ] Congratulation* to Oretta McNutt .inure in Dowlln, and Cedar Creek. “™1’ Marilyn Bier­ • The West Sebewa Church of exchange and wherever possible m.. . I Tick Sunday" —— • zlck, Pattv Patty tlniivtamr Houvener. Mnrvn, Norma Vrviar Yoder. Rev. Everett Love was one of; and husband. Mr. Warner of Mld- Christ have their annual Home­ Mr .nd Mr, KrnneU. er, o( w«"‘ o< thote ordained an Elder in the. dleville, a service man In the armed Coming next Sunday with a basket curc as many additional hangers es brought in with the garment. * Orand Hatfd. —w Bnnda, MUr*«•"• •»" “‘“"‘.y e.lkr. Methodist church .at the ordination force*. dinner. 6. V. Mattson of Lansing. now cllm >( the Thomp-m' and »' »“ Helen Hu.Unre .ho re­ service in the Grand Rapids First Faye McMasters, who used to at­ Secretary of the State Missionary Please help us conserve our tires and save steel for National Defense. Fry home Iturncd ho,nc frotn Pennock hospital Methodist church last Sunday aft- tend school here and stay with hei society, will be the speaker. Miss Ruth Sherman of Jackson ‘ S*‘J,n,a’L ernoon. grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Mayville, waa a Bandar caller ot Rev, and , “i. s“S"r, “J da^hler Mrs. William Hutchens spent together with hte wife and family, HENDERSHOTT Mrs J L Ickes •ArIene of O™nd Rapid*, formerly oi from Wednesday until Saturday camped here on the river last week. Hie Hendershott school "reunion Mr. and Mr* Harry Boughner of on “r. and Mra. with Mr. and Mra. Marvin Thaler He is now a resident of Grand1-------------------------------------------------------- , Rapids. week Saturday. Rcixarti of i;ood| Lake Odessa were Monday afternoon ® U nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seeber of, Um “ «lw»ys heard after (he*e| guests of Mr. and Mrs. George FOr- • "taler of Mrs. Orric Call of KalRev. and Mra. Blain Snyder were brr ' I Grand Rapids visitors Friday, and Battle Creek spent Sunday with hta picnics, so If you are teacher, pupil U.drr Moore ot Irvin, .nd Mre. I “J Erenon.nd were dlnnei guesta of Mr. and Mrs. parent,. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seeber. or friend, plan to cornel Richard Bjork. Mra. Katie Nosanov and a friend Floyd W.llre> ot Orua lUpId. ■*“**> wUh HIND8 CORNERS * Mr. and Mra. Clark Robinson of from Detroit were Sunday guests! wrre Bund., erenin, (UhiU ot Mr wJn.n. Ot trrdn, at Floyd Garrison's. .nd Mre rrenn -Hromp-m „ » South Hastings called on their Mra. Albert Brill and Mra. Ella I cousins. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bisson much a failure as every one was too Mr. .nd Mre. Keim Dortre ot | “^d tulurMer ot^r Mu, busy to attend: there were a few Lahr went with Mr. and Mr*. Clin­ Woodbmd .pen! Bund., wlm Mr. Mn «>d Mn Beuhen Weleou. Mr Sunday. .nd Mn. Adlnr Bndre.. I •“> W*'“J|“J, Mr. and Mrs diaries Keller ana present among them Mr. and Mrs. ton Lahr to Cedar Springs. Sand Mr. ud Mn Armor Buller .nd rent. Hlllrert ot WoodUnd -ere son Bobby of Hastings, and Boyd Edd Myers of Ionia, putting forth Lake and Ionia to call on relatives! mn ot Hullni. .ere Bund., dm- '»“>'>■ “J dinner ,ue.u ot Mr. Novtaky of Orand Rapid* were a special effort to meet old friends. Sunday. Joyce Clark was an overnight] tier IhreU ot Mr. .nd Mn. Robert *»d Mn F. 0- T.M>errr Bund., Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ■was scarcely able to make the trip. guest last Monday of Barbara CasNewloo urd tunllr. I ""f" "> “f •»> t- n Warren Surrarrer and family. Edd Newton spent Saturday at tellne, tn Hastings. John Stairs and daughter ot John Tinier .nd d.u«l>Wr Dunn. Wolro’1 In me .tlemoon. .pent mree d.y, ot I.U -eek I»perMr. >"d Mn. Bto.eU r.llrd Woodland called on Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Halls In Hastings alter leav­ Mr. and Mra. Nat Bteele and Mbs ing Just recovered from the measles. Ethel Gibson of Kalamazoo w»re| In, tor Mr. .nd Mn Orv.l Kokx “ Fo?1 Bu,w*» H00- o[ Wood- Ed Stairs Monday morning. Orville Hammonds family are lit Sunday evening callers at the Floyd ollMIUe creek. Und Bund.; eremn, Mr. and Mra. Trueman Plppel of Garrison's. They had attended the Mr. urd Mn. Roberl Newton nnd '7 Harbor Beach spent Monday and with the measles. On account of sickness and being unable to carry on, I will sell at public auction Below is a letter received from Haynes family reunion that day at t.mlly were Sunday .tlemoon "nd Mn. Clyde Tooker allend- Tuesday morning with her parents. Leslie Q. Rowson ot Trenton. N. the home of Ernest Haynes. ,ue<U ot Mr .nd Mn. WlUUun “ « «op. the following described personal property at my farm home located 2 milas south Newton ot Stale Rmd. I kl^ , On Friday evening. June 13. a J., who attended school here fifty Mra. Dan Hall, with Mrs. Victor of Caledonia school house, or 2 miles wast, 3 miles north and 1 mile west of Mid­ MU. Maine K*uflm.n hre eo>-1 t” group of about thirty young people Munton of Hastings, called on Mra. dleville at Duncan Lake on Trenton. N. J. Ted OTaughlln last Tuesday. ploymenl .1 me cum County' ",d Jf.1 JJS most agreeably surprised Howell Baniurium In UnUn, I ",ld °r C*£?p*511- Newton and William Dipp. Jr., at June 1, 1M2. Alvin AUerdln, and Mr.; "nd Mr .nd Mre Rkh.rd Durkee the home of Mr. and Mrs Will Dipp I Just received your card. Thank past week with Mr. and Mra. Albert Mn uicnn Olenn Miller ot IU.Un„ mra. Miner oi rnuiuiias oiled cauca . “1 ,- “J0’"1 • flc"k _ their uncle, -------------------- ---Sun— ‘at on George Brown, Bt Gun °Un lake Sunday. Mrs. a George spent day afternoon II Mrs *or” Thompson n’ 11 from Wednesday until Saturday at Mr. and Mra. W. W. Rockhill' I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart spent Sunday wllh Mr. and Mrs.' Beginning at 1:30 EWT. '. of Grand Rapids, and attended the Walter Rockhill of Hastings. JI graduation exercises of her grand­ Callera of Mr. and Mrs. Semlahl ' daughter at Creston high school. Scesc the past week were Mra. Clay­ ton Clemens,and daughter Darlene of Prescott, Mra. Emery Kime, Mrs. Ila Hooper. Mrs. Nina Hulllbcrger 750 Ib. capacity motor-driven cream Gray Maro, 9 yrs. old, weight 1700 of Clarksville, J. W. Reuter and daughters. Pearl and Doris of Cray Gelding, 7 yn. old, weight 1600 PERQT Grand Rapids, Mra. Addle Olthousv. McCormick-Daaring binder with toagtM ONLY This I* an extra good pair, well broke, w and Mrs. Thurale Thompson of truck. In extra good condition South Bownc. Mra. Harold Yoder. behaved, and in fine condition. Mrs. Lydia Simpson, Mrs. Prart-i Denise. Mrs.' Jennie Miller, Mrs. Polly Parks. Mra. Mary Coals. Mra. Dema Rensch. Mra. L R Wolcott, Mrs. Ella Catt. and Mra. Eva PoslMcCormick Dearing mower, five ft. cut Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due soon ma and Phyllis Ann. local. Keystone side delivery rake Mr. and Mrs. John Bryans.-of Holstein cow, 4 yn. old, calf by tide Hastings' were Sunday afternoon Guernsey cow, 4 yn. olrf. due soon guests of Mr. and Mr* Frank Wailowk Saturday evening. n Itnpc in Our War Elfoii I cott* BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Federal Regulations Governing the Dry Cleaning Industry! Following the instructions of the Federal Government the local cleaning and tailoring firms listed below will govern their pick-up and delivery as stated in this ad Pick Up and Delivery al 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. Only BARRY CLEANERS MYALL'S CLEANING HASTINGS CLEANERS TAILORING UCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 27th 57 Years' Service to Members Adjusting Losses and Paying Claims Without Unnecessary Delays, Saving Policyholders Millions of Dollars. HORSES CATTLE Lowe Brothers MELLO-GLOSS Doreen Mead of Maple Orove spent last week with her grandpar­ ents. Mr. and Mra. Claud Mead. Freeport friends of Norris Her­ rington. who haa operated the Her­ rington Drug Store at Wayland the past two years, will be interested to know that' he has decided to close the drug department of -hte store will continue to handle pack­ age medicines, patent medicines and sundry article*. Mr. Herrington 1* at present employed in the pre­ scription department at Peck's Drug 6Cor% Orand Rapid*. Mr. and Mra. Charles Moore and Mr. and Mra. Alva Moore and fam­ ily of Lake City were Sunday dtn- Cook and family. Mra. Minnie Davis left the home of Mr. and Mrs. izap Kara her Mon­ day to spend the summer months si the Srtalta. Itrd Mrs. Frank Thompson Satur­ day afternoon. Mrs. Floyd Chare. Mrs. Wilma Krajenke and three children Fran­ cis. Robert, and Marianne. Mrs. Mary Kordyson. Margie Utlch of Holstein heifer, 2 yn. old, been fresh 3 month* 3 yearling Holstein heifers I yearling Holstein bull WALL PAINT PROPERTY OWNERS—You Cannot Afford to be without Windatorm Insurance on your Buildings, Livestock and Personal Property I Over $1,100,000 Property Loss In Michigan In One Storm in 1940, November 11 wnealod wagon and hay rack Fartilixar grain drill. McCormUk-Daarina, good condition GOODYEAR BROS HDWE. CO. lUMUn nwo, tui HOGS Double ha mots Othor articles toe numerous to mon- Brood sow and 9 pig's No One Knows What the Losses Will Be in 1M2! UFtVAUDI COST LOW I MOTUTION SURI I Take out a Windstorm Insurance policy at onee in thia reliable company, covering all your destructible property. non-iadlng qualities make MELLO-OLO6S more than International 2 horea cultivator 3 secHon *£r^n9 drag, nearly low Here Is another costly wreck. This beautiful bam. 40x76 and 33x4S, waa destroyed by wind­ storm, November 11, 1940. The Michigan Mutual of Hastings paid the loss, >2,150.00. ire washable I FineevprinU. •mudgee and dirt coma right ott LOWE BROTHERS MELLO-GLOSS with soap1 TOOLS MICHIGAN MITIAL WINDSTOIM IMIIAICE COMPANY Harrison Dodds. President - Guy E. Croak, Vice-President - M. E. Cota, Secretary-Treasurer Homo Offlaa— HASTINGS, MICHIGAN litabllthod IMS The Largest and Oldest Insurance Company of Its Kind in Michigan lt*« tha HASTINGS COMPANY TERMS: ■ ment* al ihs BEN CARPENTER, Propr. n. c. Thomas. Au.Hm.., �Admit* Unlawful Act Claims Justification . s ■ • ■ ■ i ‘ : | : ! ( 1 • ‘ • I : ' . . Harold Vande: Schurr. 79. of Middleville, wa* arrested Thursday. Uy Deputy Sheriff Bedford and fcrousht to Jail here. He U charted with “carrying a firearm or dangeruu» weapon with unlawful intent." He waa brought into Municipal court 'that afternoon, waived cxainination and waa bound over to Circuit court, hla bond being fixed at ll-MO which waa not given. Vander Schurr Mgned a statement that he did fire several ahoU into a trailer, belonging to and at the Unte occupied by James Slotman. who made the complaint Vander Schurr alleges that Slotman's attentioha to hla. Vander Schuur's wife were the cause of the firing into the'. trailer, but that he did not plan nor attempt to.shoot the man whom he charges was wrungIng him. ' ~ Friday Vander Schurr was brought into circuit court.- He de­ tailed to Judge McDonald the clrcumstances of his shooting into Slotman's trailer, when he alleges his wife was a member of a “trailer party." which she waa Induced to attend by Slotman. He repeated his claim that he did not intend to slioot any one. and aimed his rifle so no one would be hit. He said he was angry, and wanted to break up the party. Judge McDonald accepted the plea and remanded Vander Schurr to the custody of the sheriff, with­ out ball, to await hla sentence. BARRYVTLLE ■ Our pastor, the Rev. Kenneth Griswold, leaves for conference al Orand Rapids this week Wednes­ day. We expect him to return for another year. We had a Mr. Hoyt. Nashville, with us Sunday morning, who spoke briefly in the interest of Prohibition. He was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mn. E. H. Lathrop. . Miss Pearl Waite and a girl friend of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs Ben Watte tfjftl son of Pratt district.} Charles Perkins of Hastings. Ray Pufpoff and Eva. and Harley Eaton 1 were Sunday dinner guests of Mir­ and Mrs. Ernest Golden. Mr. and Mrs. Bordy Rawlader and Mrs Lctha Adkins of Morgan were Sun­ day evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day and Wendell called on Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Day of South Hastings Sun-, day afternoon. The-latter Is now • under the care Ota doctor. Mr and-Mn. Burr Fassett and I family and Miss Agnes Benson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray | Fassett and sons of -near Bedford The occasion was the 12th wedding anniversary of the Ray Passetts Mrs Nell Walker of Chesaning was the gueatof Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine and Mrs. Anna DeVine over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. James Fennell and Margaret spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Evalet. • Mrs. Clara Day and Vivian and Mr and Mra. Huron HkRkv spent Sunday in Lansing withTJlr. and Mrs. Stanley Haley and son. Wilbur Vining and lady friend of Jackson were Saturday evening ] callers on the Rou&h families. Mra. Will Hyde. Mrs. Merritt Mead. Mr. and Mra. Victor Brumm and Mra. Donald Potter of Dowa­ giac were callers on Mr. and Mrs J. L. Higdon throughout the week and on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Har­ old Higdon of Battle Creek were Sunday dinnef guests. Miss Eloise Day spent the week­ end in Hastings with her cousin. Miss Irene Springer. The latter spent Sunday night at the Day home. Several friends of Mra. Floyd Nesbet surprised her Monday eve­ ning, reminding her it was her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and family of Bellevue were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fassett. HIGHBANK The Dorcas Aid Society will serve a pot luck dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hawbllu. . Thursday. Everyone welcome. 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Marshall Green en1 tertalned at a birthday dinner Sun­ . day in honor of their son. Mar• shall'* second anniversary. GuesU were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green ■ and family of Bellevue. Mr. and 1 Mrs George Green of Nashville. Mr. nnd Mrs. Worth Green and Jack. ‘ Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mra. ■ F. Cable of Battle Creek .and W. S. Will of Hastings. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Adamajind Mrs. Sarah Oslroth's .Sundayguests { were Mr. and Mrs Carl Eckardt , and Bruce and Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel ■ of Woodland. After­ noon callers were f<lr. and Mra. BRANCH DISTRICT Only Sunday senool will be held Lawrence Adams and daughters and Mr. and Mra. Clay Adams and at the North Maple Grove church (next Sunday, owing to quarterly Mrs. Frost of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones. Mr. meeting at the South church. Congratulations are In order for and Mrs. Russell Jones of Battle : Creek spent Sunday at Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Conklin on Mrs. Frank Hawbllu'*. Recent call­ the arrival of twin sons. June 11. ers were Mrs. Mabie Manning. Burr Mrs. Conklin waa formerly Miss . nnd Ivis of near Bellevue, and Mr. Frances Darby. Several from this way attended and Mra. Lyle Jones of Battle Creek. Larry Jones remained for the sum­ the funeral of Samual Buckinastcr. Sunday afternoon at the Wilcox mer. Mr. nnd Mra. Harvey Marshall. church. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton Mr. and Mrs. Vem Marshall nnd daughters of North Maple Grove were In Marshall. Sunday at the and Mr. and Mra. Vern Hawbllu j home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis White were Sunday dinner guests of Will to see hex parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of Lincoln, Nebr. Hawhlltz-x Mr. and Mrs. John Darby. Rich­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz and Larry Jones called on Mra. Mabel ard and Dorr were in Allegan, Fri­ Manning and family of Assyria day to make the acquaintance of the twin grandsons. Sunday evening. Mr. and Mra. Vincent Norton were . Mr. and Mra. Glen Marshall vU­ lted at Mr. and Mrs Charles Jones In Kalamo Sunday afternoon vis­ iting Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton In Battle Creek Sunday. Marvel Marshal) Is visiting Mrs and Mr. and Mra. R. E. Hall. A Father's Day program is being Rachel Hill tn Battle Creek for a planned by the North Maple Grove couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs Vem Hawblitz ac­ Bunday school for June 28. Remember the Dorcas society av companied Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson's the Vem Hawbllu home this week Thursday. near Lowell Sunday evening. Mr. and Mra. John Darby attend­ Ortha Hawbllu accompanied some young people to Reed's lake at ed the funeral of the former's sis­ ter Monday at Lake Odessa. Grand Rapids. Sunday. ' Friday evening callers at Glen Marshall's were Mr. and Mra. Claud BARNUM SCHOOL The reunion will be Saturday. Holcomb of Owomo and Mr. and Mra. Orson Shoup of Vermontville. July 18. Neal and Joyce Will of Hastings i Walter Durkee suffered a severe are spending the week with Mr. ] heart attack and will be confined to । his bed for several weeks. and Mrs. Marshall Green. Miss Mabel Fauble of Pontiac and • Mra. Bear! Nash and sons and Clyde Reed's children attended a Mr. Wilson of Lansing called on Sunday school gathering near Belle­ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston Sat[ urday. vue Thursday evening. The West Woodland Birthday Clnb met with Mrs. Minnie Geiger DUNHAM DISTRICT Mrs. Mildred Rhodes and MIm, Friday afternoon. The ladles had j Harriett Babcock are preparing » the first leuon in a home-nursing Children's Day program to be giv­ | course which Is being directed by en at the South Maple Grove Evan­ I Mrs Edward Reesor gelical chtirch. Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O W. Johnston and' June 21. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnston of] Quarterly conference will be beta! Weldman were guests at the Herbert ■ Saturday afternoon at the S. Evan-1 Johnston home Saturday. gellcai church al 3:00 P. M . and I Mrs L. E. Holmes of Woodland communion service at 11:30 Sunday] i received ■ word of the death of a morning. Dr. Fault of Kalamazoo I half-sister. Mrs. Agnes Gumper of in charge. Jackson. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E L. Zemke, nnd I Mr and Mrs. C. H. Wallrich. Mr.' children of Vermontville called a» and Mrs. A. W. Stewart. Mr. and Ward Cheeseman's Sunday evening. 1 Mra. Geo. Lennon all of Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Royal Donovan called at the Ben Crockford home drove to Mt. Pleasant Saturday to Sunday. be. present at the graduation exehEllis Johnston and Hillis Kcewor cists at the Teachers' college, their spent Wednesday night In Kala-. son. Russel, being a member of the mazoo, graduating class. He received spe­ Dorothy Helse and friend of] cial iwnor from the college also a Grand Rapids called al the Carl Commercial Fellowship, one of bu: Helse home Sunday two granted in the United States. In July he starts work with the WOOD SCHOOL Marguerite Kidder, who has been Centra) Scientific company in Chi­ home for a few days, has returned | cago. to her work at Hastings. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Those from our community who Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jghnson of attended the Sunday School picnic Hickory Comers were Sunday guests at Lowell Saturday were the Kid­ of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. der children. Ruth Taggart, Mr Mary Dunn returned from Kal­ and Mra, Will Calms and Floyd, amazoo Thursday where she has Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Calms and been attending the W. M. C. E. Beverly and Mr. and Mrs Howard; Erwin Havens of Detroit was a Proctor and Lois. weekend guest of his grandparent*. . Teddy Strimback of Woodland.' Mr. and Mra. Wm. Havens. who has been spending a few days I Mr and Mra. Myron Bishop and with the Taggart boys, returned to' family spent Friday night with Mr. hla home on Saturday, and on Sun­ and Mra. Dan Douglass day Mr. and Mrs. Taggart and| Luella Schrier returned Sunday family spent the day With relatives, from the upper peninsula where In Kalamazoo. . she has been teaching. Doris Bassett Is home again after Mrs. Lena Hart and Mary and enjoying part of her vacation at Mrs. Doris Vroomsn and children the home of her grandparents tn[ of Brush Ridge district, spent Fri­ Freeport. day with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Ha­ We are glad to welcome to our1 vens. neighborhood Mr. and .Mrs Roy Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and family, who have moved] Roy Oaks and family were liens into the house formerly occupied by Bleeper of Hastings. Don Bartholo­ the Main family. Also Mr. and Mrs ' mew,. Helen Ensign mid Mr. and Arthur Hedge who are living In; Mra. H. T. Lord of Battle Creek. Loy Smith's house. 150 W. COURT ST. (FREE PARKING) The A&P Super Market is truly bigger and better than ever. The tremendous popularity of our Super Market at our old location forced us to open a new and larger Super Market than we had in order to accommodate the increasing crowds of thrifty customers seeking our everyday low prices. Here at our new location you will find the same low prices and much roomier and larger quarter^ . .. brand new with every convenience for the housewife. Yotf will find shopping here mote pleasant, convenient and thrifty! ' WHITE SAIL Shop. 'Daij.—StwL SotMj. (Day. on. IJouA. SWEETENED OR UNSWEETENED SOAP FLAKES PKS' | Q 'N THE HUE BOX ENTIRE FOOD BILL WHItS SAIL LAUNDRY STARCH 3&.15c CLEANSER4 CANS 13c kiCfh-t MgclU. WHITS SAIL SAI SOM____________ 3S 5c WHITS SAIL or 18c AMMONIA CHOICE BEEF ROAST chuck cuts______ lb. Z/ PRIME RIB ROAST_ _ _ LT Vlt SIRLOIN STEAK_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3/' TENDER, JUICY BRISKET 4 BOILING BEEF ,__ _ _ _ _ _ u. 13f 16-OZ. FULLY TRIMMED ,EST I _ _ u. L^t WITH ROCKET 4 VEAL BREAST _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ll 10 CHOICE J( LEG OF LAMB or RUMP ROAST L! 34 VEAL ROAST shoulder cuts FRYING CHICKENS &.__u 36 13c THANK YOU CEN1I* CJJ$ III CUTS PORK CHOPS .. 3Bc ... 30c WAFSK SLICED 30c BOILED HIM AKMOUK S 1HURIHGEK OK SALAMI .. 33c SUMMER SAUSAGE Out POLE STAR MJE REDFISH FILLETS POLE STAR HADDOCK FILLETS SLICED B*COH_ IONA PEACHES2c‘M,35c OOLLY MADISON BARRETT PEARS ---- “----- CAN 22c SUNNYFIELO CORN FLAKES BOZ. PKG. SMOKED PICNICS .. 30c sucto SPICED HIM______ » u.25c _ _ l. 19c POLLOCK FILLETS .. 18c WHITE BUSS _u.21e FANCY REO FANCY. LIAN FRESH TROUT ..35c ROMAH SiLMOH STEAK ... 35c "JUHKET BRAND CLEANSER FREEZE MIX 3 MINUTES TO MIX -&9C 3^25° DETENSE SAVINGS STAMPS 2 15c PKGS. RICE GEMS2«..1fc -SUNNYFIELO CAKE FLOUR 17c t- 100% VEGETABLE dexo SHORTENING 3 • FRANKENMUTH AGED CHEESE... 35c DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE37c IN CARTONS PURE LARD2.,,, 28c su»;good u. 12c M OLEOMARGARINE 2 31c _pkc. 5c . ISOL oBRAN FLAKES -------------------------------------------PKG. “C SUNHYFIELD SUNNYFIELO 2 56° 1^30' , FRESH MILKgl 10c KREEM RICH COTTAGE CHEESE 6|c fONA . 17° TOMATO JUICE. MARGARINE CORNED DEEF HASH 19' CRACKER JACK _________ 3 pkgs 13C «.oz. - CAN | | KEYKO VEGETABLE BROADCAST Ifr-OZ. ...CAN THE MORE YOU EAT THE MORE YOU WANT SULTANA .2 S< 37c ANN PAGE 2ISt27c . KETCHUP ANN PAGS SPARKLE GELATIN 5 pkgs. 24c ANN PAGS EGG NOOOLES csuJ4' Ik ANN PAGE CELLO WRAPPED , KLEIN'S MARSHMALLOWS 13c DILL PICKLES______ »*l,«l30c HOT CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS KLEIN S QT- OUR BEST SEUM CUTRITS WAX PAPH_______ 28E2fc VANITY PAIR PAPER NAPKINS 2 PKGS. 13c MAGE OP HUH NORTHEIIN TISSUE.oaSe PAPER TOWELSl.ou.25c SWEET RELISH________ pt. 16c CHILI SAUCE FRUIT JARS^53’^63’ 22c ,,,1,.. 18c BaJ—d • ENftlCHfD. DATED MARVEL BREAD JANE PARKER nfimiTS U V H U IV 3^29* . AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR DONUT ... DATED FOR FRESHNESSDOZ. . I A 4k 4k ‘ A I 7^ ASP (AKERS' SILVER POUND CAKE .„„ lie DINNER ROLLS6c ORANGE-HHEAAHE I ORANGGPINEAPPLI LAYER CAKEUach31cI COFFEE CAKE JANE PARKER CHOCOLATE O’ GOLD OLD DUTCH CLEAHStt ,0, 20c CUCUMBER PICKLES JANS PARKIS RED CROSS FINGER PEPPERS SWEET PICKLES 26c SALAD DRESSING JA* -l-LB. PKG. 16c DELISH CAm7c BALL MASON IJLBUYl coin MEL-0 BIT CHEESE MILD CHEESE - FULL CREAM FRESH EGGS______ooi. 35c TOMATO SOUP---------s3cans,17c 1 FRESH CAUGHT (ONSLSH IILMO HEALTHFUL * PEANUT BUTTER .. 22‘ . . . ..27' MUFFIN MIX 2 ROLL BUTTER !M> ScareIb. 39c ANN FAGS ... 33c I.LB. CELLO CRESTVIEW-MEDIUM SUGAR CURED BACOH SQUARES 22C _ SUVMIROOK EXTRA CRISP SUNNYFIELO n..17c SMALL. LEAN, SHOST SHANK COCOANUT AMERICAN OR BRICK HALVES OK SLICED SUNNYFIUO-U-LB. CELLO PKG. PORK 10IH ROAST .... 28c 9C PIE APPLES_________ "AHIt LOMBARD PLUMS—CAN 10c ASSORTED CEREALS ——CAST. He LIAN ail HALF PKGS. 5 (1a’g 28c SWANSOOWH 24c CAKE FLOUR________ PILLSBURY FLOUR ASP APPLE SAUCE on 9c STEWING FOWL_ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 3U Zt) 2 10c BAKER’S COCOA FANCY LONG ISLAND lb. BAKING SODA ENRICH Sth CHEWING GUM_ 3 HERSHEY’S OR SUNHYFIELD DUCKLINGS QT. BOTS. SUNNYFIELO CIGARETTES$1.19 CANDY BARS OR SHREDOto _ <Or 4k COMSTOCK WHEAT PUFFS 3 TO 4-LBS. AVG. PKGS. . YUKON CLUB POPULAR BRANDS SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAIL SHORT CUT 46-OZ. ...CAN FOR A COOL SOF DRINK STRAINED OR JUNIOR WHITE SAIL A&p GRAPEFRUIT JUICE FLAVOR-AID GERBER’S BABY FOOD BEVERAGES SIX FLAVORS „ WHITS SAIL SOAP GRAINS2 lg« 33c SUPERB QUALITY — SUPERB SAVINGS! 23‘ 25' 3“" 17' 29' ' CAMPBELL'S /♦ TOMATO SOUP A 3^ 20’ FOODW5TORE OWNED AND OFMATID DT TM DMAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC TiA CO J. CBACS MMMKT T9 MAUCIT CHANOn .BACH 15C GflAHULATtD SUGAR LB. BULK RATION STAMP Ng. 4 VAUD THRU JUNE 17 22' �TOT BAlTTXGi OANNKE, THUM DAY, JUNE It, 1S43 John Duffey and wife to Carl COURT HOUSE NEWS mlnlnstrator filed, letter* of ad­ ministration issued, order limiting elUcment entered, notice to credi­ tor* Issued. Est Julia E Hick* Final account filed, order assigning residue en­ tered. discharge of administrator is­ sued. estate enrolled. Fist. Catherine Oorrigan FUml account filed, order allowing ac­ count entered. Est. Patrick Corrigan. Ptnal ac­ count filed, order assigning residue entered. Ext. Luta Wohlford. Order allow­ ing claim* entered. COITON CWTOL Elmer 'OUtete. Elmwood Beach. Opring*' Yankee Emanuel 6. Kussmaul to Cart Francis B Kulp and wife to Fran­ cis A. Kulp, w Ac . Bee. il, Johns­ town Twp. . Mildred A. Sinclair to Archie D. Sinclair, par. Hastings city. . Saturday night wllh Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClelland. Bunday after- DKLTON taat vm* la Hasting* with her landed th* wadding ef Mte* HaMn1 graduatre Following hl* graduation afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Hoffman, daughter. Gertrude Wallace, whoNewton of HaaUng* a.-.d Lowell he will enter army camp at Fort Bill, former resident* of Detroit, were1 underwent an operation at the Teeur oi Caledonia atthe home of, Mr. and Mr*. John Harrington Ln that city to attend graAuaUm: hospital Wednesday morning. Mr*. Fred Mahoney In Katamaaoo called on their *on-ln-law and exercise*, their daughter being om Mrs. Elmer Marlow accompanied Friday. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1 o( tho graduates. by her daughter, Mr*. Merle PauMr*. L. Leonard has been vteiUng' Bmnock and family at Hickory 1 Mr and Mr*, jay Wilkinson were! ley of Clarksville, were In Detroit her brothere. Sheldon and Donald. Comer*. Sunday afternoon. dinner guesta of their broUKr-iapart of tast week visiting Mr. and Roger* and their famlllee Ur Qhl=| ------- ----* ” ’ '• - ---- — —-i Mrs Ralph Noble and a lie nd Ink’ cago the post week. the Commencement exercise* of bar)i — - - - - - mm-!; «wk at M. 3. C. The following Garden Club j Mn. Mildred Fuhrman and her grandeon*. Robert and Richard. aiumaea uw x the -newer ’flower Garner Pertnock. son of Mr. and mother. Mr*. George Sprague made Norman Barry vacaUonod taat I ber* attended ta^ ntoly festival Mro. Mra. Leon Pennock, now stationed a buslne* trip to Hastings Thursday.' Raffler and family of Rochester and Mr. and Mn. Edgar Lafferty and Delta Wagar of Nashville. and Ethel J. Mlles, par. Bee. 18. Mn. Merritt Mead. Mrs. Henry Hope Twp. • ----Henry-------------------------------Willyard and wife -to------State tehded the’W. 8. C. 8. meeting of Michigan, 40 Ac. 8ec. 13, Yankee! Thunsday afternoon al the home Benn« Un' Charles Harrington. Mra. mated from Private to Sergeant. । baby spent Friday in Battle Creek. * Spring* Twp.------------------------------------ I of Mrit Cameron McIntyre al Qulmn ahlt™ DUrkW' Mr8 DUfllee' Mr. and Mrs Maurice Adrtanson; O-HELMEY C. A. Oabome and wife to Mil-!by. ^^.^rsrSI l PUKe’ R°bert L0U* and baby of Morgan called on hte Mr and Mra. Fred Busha of dred Frlta, lot* 10 and 11, village' Mr. and Mr*. Claud Holcomb of the Annual Water Carnival pre-:(len M_ utrih* Adam* grandfather, Peter Adrianson Sun- arand Rapid* spent the weekend of Cedar Creek. Bee. 33, Hope Twp, j Laingsburg were Saturday dinner rented by the Senior claaa. In which! „ „ . . wiUt Mr. and Mra. George Sprague. Mr*. Susie Francisco of Kalama- d8* Alice M. Heney by Heir* to Eliza guests of Mr ** Ralph rv*_ Mr. *nH and m Mrs. De- Robert took rvArt There were fioata on Red Cedar River—each float’J0O 8Pent J”***0*1 **5 Mr. and Mra. Ben Cowles of Has- Sunday they all visited Mrs. Ola Knowles, •—■— Vlne. dupUMM put oflh. umu.Hh.rn. “• —• Ung* called on their brolher-ln-law Utter near Comstock. city. and steter, Mr. and Mr*. Sol StanCallers at the home of Mr. and ulba and wife to Wll- of Dr. and Mrs Clayton Wlllltt* at "All Out for Victory.’’ The float*. Mrs. Will Whittemore. Mrs. Ford Caaey Bunday were; Mr.I Mr and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and ton Saturday. Saranac from Tuesday until Thurs­ Est Grace DeMott. Annual ac­ Mrs Unn Seibel was called to' and Mrs. Harry Garrteon of North' day Ifl. Yankee Spring* Twp. foctlvely shown under colored fio-sd daughter of Hillsdale called on Mr. count filed. CLAIM DEEDS vw« Our «*>■****, church service* ouuua/ Sunday -tit were lump* and with appropriate music. and Mrs. Gordie Durkee Sunday Evl. Alvah Pennock, et al. Order QUIT Nelson Seleno to Alice Saleno. in "charge v-——— ot —f the Gideon society —f of of her sister, Mrs. Ota Larabee. and son Tommy of Lacey and Mr.' Mr*. Gerald Ttecher spent Friday afternoon. appointing guardian entered. Barilo Creek "with "Mr ' Bleach In nnd Baluntay in lensing, visiting Mr. and Mr*. Marshall Norwood, and Mrs. Clair Pifer of Katamaxoo Est. Alice Hoyt. Petition for hear­ par. Sec. 10, Johnstown Twp. John C. Hine and wife to Lynn relative* and friends. _____ __________ Doster__of _____ Hastings were sorry _ to _Mrs. Roger Williams and Mr*. Mary' Miss Marvel Bryan* of Cloverdalei ing claims filed, notice |p creditor* McDonald and wife. par. Long Lake. giwen for the splendid work they - Doster, called- — on -Mrs I^on Doster------------------spent a few, days — last week with Mr* Aad buy Sevinp Staaape Rev. Love return* for another hear that she underwent an oper-'I ----------------------------------------issued. are doing. They have placed many church year. HL* absence last Bun-! alton In Leila hoapital. BatUe ' in !•! Leila boaplUJ. .■ Rain* Hope Twp. Battle r»r*jSr Creek. Blanche Richards. Richard*. Eat. Harvey Edward Kauffman. Monday evening. ” --—4 Mra. Blanche Richard* spent Ida. Roche to Edward F. Wallace. testaments In the hands of our Order accepting resignation and re­ I conference. I a very speedy recovery. American soldiers. BE. M, lot 33. Walldorff'a Resort, Mra. Helen Shellenborgtr moved Bunday with her brother-in-law, lease of surely bond entered. Mr. and Mra. Huron Healy and and BE. 4, Lot 37. Walldorff’* 1st Mrs. Phyllis Beck Leary of Scott The acevere electrical *torm did Monday Into the house recently va- *«d *i*ter. Mr. and Mr*. Calvin Est. Beverly Jane Oaks. Inventory Mr.--------------------------and Mrs. Harry Haley andField. Ill., paid a surprise visit to some damage In this vicinity last cated by Mr. and Mr*. Tim Sens!- foweU in Hasting*. . | ----.------.----filed. daughter of Lansing were Bunday; her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. E. j;'— -------------Wednesday evening. Lightning DU. Christian Pufpaff Final asdlnner guesta dinner guests of Mrs. Mn. Clara Dav Day and Beck over the weekend. three children spent Sunday wllh struck the electric wires at the moved to Battle Creek. count filed, order assigning residue Vivian. Major Clarence Hoffman, wife and her parents. Mr. and Mn. Scott itome gret we report the passing of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morentered, discharge of executrix is­ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon were from Battle Creek visited them Bun­ hus and ran into the chicken house children Marjorie. Barbara. Dick Lidy at Carlton Center. Glen Pufpaff last Thursday at the sued. estate enrolled Tuesday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. day. > causing the death ot a targe number Ext. Rosa E. Salnave. Order to sell home of her sister. Mra. Sterling Charles Higdon In Nashville. Wed­ JL*" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney. ac- ________________________________ and Mrs. Dan Jones of Delton.' Mr of PtalnweU spent Bunday wllh her Weeks, who ha* so tenderly cared nesday they visited Mr. end Mrs. companled by Mr. nnd Mr*. Ralph I partmenl responded to the call and and Mre. Earl Hilbert of Plainwell, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town ’ Eri John E. Scnjdba. Petition and for her much of the time duj-ing the Welby Crockford of Woodland | ---------■■■ ■»> Henney. parents and grandparents put out the fire A tree cloae to the Miss Leatrice Dunning, and Law- *nd family. past year. Site has been through order to convey property filed. Mr. and Mn. Ed Greenfield of -------------- ----------- - -------------- -----u, w-., rence Jones, local. Mr. and Mr*.। Mr*. Trevi* Royer of Battle Eat. Floyd E. Wood, Proof of will *o much pain and sickness, espe­ Marshall ware Friday afternoon last Saturday for the graduation J struck. On Thursday during the! Henry Owens and son of Kalama- Creek waa a supper guest of her MWWwWw***" -1 ij «*O < filed, order admitting will entered. ’ cially the Inst year, that we cannot callers of Mr. and Mn. Will Hyde There were 1140 in the class of storm about noon Ellsworth B*r-|xoo. Mr. and Mg*. Vem Quick and parent*. Mr. and Mrs. W. Town —ON FAY DAT, BUY BONDSEtet John W. Armstrong. Proof of Private Demis McIntyre of Port 1842. Robert graduated from the rett had a hone killed by lightning son Lawrence of Banfield and Mr. Wednesday evening. > ■>.<:-j-jt-j-'-O01 will filed, order admitting will en­ who were privileged to work with Bill. Okla., has been enjoying a ten Division of Agriculture with a B-B.land some damage wa* done to the I ' ' ‘ ' ncr me various viuhius uiunn ------- - ----- ------ „ ---her ui in the church uuiiua activities tered. and alt in her Bunday school class; *?ay leave with relaUves here. .On degree. Mr. and Mr*. Mort Nichols wiring at the home of Mr. and Mra. E*L Ed la E, Armstrong, Proof of and. listen to her rnj>«rlfnt|nu» I Saturday night. Dennis and wife ab<) attended. Henry Kroes. | will filed, ordef. admitting will en­ teaching, a vacancy ha* been left an*J J4*-- 8nJBMn; Howard Davis Mr and Mrs. Marion Ctem were in Sunday caller*-at the Will Leltered. that Is Indeed liard to fill. Seldom] Haney of Battle Creek and Mr. LesUe, Bunday visiting her •trier.1 naar home were: Mr. and Mr*. Cor-' Eat. James E. Endsley. Petition for do we see a person who can display < Mre. Cameron McIntyre and: Mr*. Fred* Cory. j neil Cappon of Stewart Comers, t administrator filed, waiver of no­ such fortitude while enduring the1 clUldren of Quimby were supper .u.Mluuc .Hue cnuuimg uw,------ - - ------- —> J«^kle Todd, daughter of Mr.'Mr. and Mr*. Fred Van Luke. Mr. tice filed, order appointing admin­ mcu .......... .. _ ... . . . I miMli nf Mr arwt Mrfn.Mdn- and Mr*. Arlle Todd, had her ton- and Mra. Bert Patton. Mr. and Mr*.' pain It was her lol UP bear, but - fue8U ot MrMr* lu‘dJrrhlr Mr»- Archie istrator entered. her trust in her God was supreme • ly[c. I *u» removed Wednesday. j John Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Eat. Rosa E Salnave. Warrant and we know Heaven must be a; Mrs Nell Walker of Chesaning isj Mr. and Mra. Cleon Landon took Rex Water*, local. nnd inventory filed, brighter place, with her there. She spending the week with her mother 1 Mr. and Mr*. OU* Landon to vtalt. Mr*. J. C. Horton Is a paUent In Eat. Minnie B. Whltwam. Annual । has "fought a good fight and has‘ MrI Anna DeVine as Mr*. Davis te a nephew. Fred Heraei. near Plain- Borges* hospital In Katamaaoo. ,'&t“>Ate^h Pennnrt m .1 tv,,,,! II gone 8°«c to *o her her Heavenly Heavenly Home." Home." To| To I , •temumg Pcn<1‘n« <■*» Ulc »t her home well Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. George Schoolcraftj of mis-disn nird teitirw «rlh.r 1 hrr uirmwimr arrowing f.mtiv family, we ovt»nd extend ih*in<*T the nc’r Oo *‘*5 rov® ,l J ... J| Arlene Ariene Krohn, »ronn. daughter aaugnter of Mr.'of Mr.'of Battle Creek called on on her parpar-1 Coat* Orove. lanshln Issued 8 d’I sympathy of the entire community B“d Alfrcd Higdon and । and Mn. Robert. Krohn ha* been ent*. Mr. and Mn. Bert Patton Bun-1 uuunip u*u«l fQr i'l Klluw ,1.-1, w In .«.. her day. tut wa* n, lisa. I family — of KMamazoo were Sunday — I|.ick with .™. atrep-infection ... u*,, t*i. ai. Alice Heney. order a»- Her funeral was u.iu of ;| »». noun callers caurrs orr Mr. ana *us.! held ».•..««.» Saturday al-,[ afternoon caU ^° ,f and ln T Mrs.! “ »• throat throat. Rhe She t« te miu-h much hotter better nnw now Mn. Janet — Florta and- Miss Boyae JFe signing residue entered. J. L. temoon at Leonard’s funeral home1 L Higdon. Higdon. Other Other callers callers through through ' Mr. and Mn. Arthur Yarger and Bright of Flint spent the weekend EsL R. Sidney French. Order with har pastor. Rev. K P. Grte- tho week were Private Victor Hig­ - *Mr*. — Wilbur Landon -------------• - । Mr. — and were; — with Mr. and -Mrs. Charles Florta reducing bond entered. don of Orlando. Fla. Mlu Elaine In Middleville Wednesday evening.-and family. Eil. Celia A. Chamberlain. Bond Void officiating, and she was laid Thompson of Nashville. Mrs Welby Mr. and Mrs. Garo Ttecher. who; The children of Mrs. Ida Pifer of administrator filed, letters testa­ to rest tn the "Valley Home" ceme­ Crockford and Mrs. Victor Brumm. have been staying at the home of gathered at her home at Wall take mentary issued, order limiting aet- tery 'midst ti profusion of beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kesler and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tteciter since Sunday for a dinner In honor ot her tlcment entered, petition for hear­ and are selling all items to move quickly in order to save moving to our daughter were Sunday dinner DecoraUon Day are going to Lake, birthday. ' ' • Several of our C. E. members ating claim* filed, notice to creditors *«. ------------Kobert Barnes. Jr., left Monday 1 tended Hie Union meeting at Reed'a guesta of Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Wli- rv<—, yards. May ba our last wook. Everything Coe»—COME IN NOW! issued. litte. Dr. and Mrs. Clayton WU- ployment et the Canning Co. afternoon for Camp Bhawandossee Est. Floyd E. Wood. Bond of, resort last Monday rnight and our 11 Its of Saranac were afternoon ’ ' ’‘f’T®e the beautiful . near Muskegon where he will re­ executrix filed, letters teMammUry ’[““J* ’ FAIR LAKE . | main until Aug. 8. .“ keep perman- caller*. issued, order limiting Mttlrment *J*"" Mrs. Lawrence Webb and chil ­ This was awarded in the The Sidney Armour family of; Mr*. Alice Collin* went to the; entered, petition for hearing claim* publicity contest and they have dren of Lansing were Friday guests Battle Creek spent Sunday at Ham- home of her brother and *i»ter-in-. filed, notice to creditor* Issued. nuuuct church where all of *4ra’ u A- Day, Jt 'nite Armour’s. | taw, Mr. and Mra. Irwin R. Jones Ext. Mary Alice Heney. Dtecharge j Wc were sorry to hear Arthur ( Russell Gay met with a serious in Galesburg Friday. On Balur-. can enjoy IL. of executor issued, estate enrolled. of. Lathrop of Cloverdale underwent | whcn hls lractor tipped 1 day they attended commencement The annual JHomecoining . Bun-­ "n operation at Pennock hospital over on h|m pinning nim under It.i exorcises al M. 8. C. al Lansing. Barryvillc church will be held Bun WARRANTY DEEIiS _ ____ . -... Ralnrrlnv mnrhln* ... . recovery. .i David j Jone* , ■ I Wr ■hope .... for ..a speedy of > Lansing, grandson] Irene L. Allen. Exet. Maxwell B. day. June 28. We expect our Dis­ Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roush and Iva Case te spending her vaca- ]___________________________________ Alien Eat., ta Joseph W. McAuliffe. trict Supt.. JJr. E. H. Babbitt of family spent the weekend with the tion with her mother, Mrs. Lottie *-/ tnt. in lol 3. Bl. 3, Paulina Beach, Grand Rapids to dcllvver the mes­ former's cousin. Harold Tubbs in sage In the morning. special music Coliteter. I ———————— Sec. 30. Johnstown Twp. . Roscommon county. Bodie Strong to Gabriel D. Rau will be given and a'pot luck dinner after the morning service. The Our grand business in life 1s not Mill Lake Resort. Johnstown Twp afternoon program is In charge of made several calls the past week to see what lies dimly at a distance, Nelson M. Hinckley to dharles program committee. E. H. Lathrop on Mrs. Dexter Crouse of Nashville but to do what lias clearly at hand.. -Carlyle. Aspinali and wife, lot fl. Block 5. and Mrs. Wciby Crockford; Table who Is very ill. Roush's Add. Freeport village. Guy C. Keller and wife to Floyd . A. Armour, par. Sec. 23.', Hastings Twp. Ethel Laubaugh et al., to James A. Batson and wife. 34 23/100 Ac Sec. Ifl. and 18 27/100 Ac. Sec. 17. Hasting.-; Twp. . John W. Joy and wife to Clarence “LUMBER BARGAINS” LIME PAINT PLASTER BRICK WINDOWS ROCK LATH SASH HARDWARE Have Purchased'the Entire Stock of THE HOME LUMBER CO STANDARD SUPPLY & LUMBER CO. 118 N. Michigan Barry Twp. Ernest Wildermulh and wife to William G. Remynse and wife, lot 30 and par. Sec. 1. Prairieville Twp. Frank McCarty and wife to ElTner C. Van Zant nnd wife, lot Id. McCarty’s Landing. Bee. 9, Johns­ town Twp. John C. Hine and wife to G. Roy Parker nnd wife. par. Oak Hill Re­ sort. Hope Twp. John C. Hine nnd wife to G. Roy Hope Twp. Marvin J. Schaberg and wife to Daniel R Thomas and wife. par. Sec. 5, Orangeville Twp. Bertha Griffiths to Ray Sablaln and wife, lot 2 and part of lot 11. Plat of Wigwams. Orangeville Twp. Floyd A. Armour and wife to Guy C. Keller and wife. N. U lots 6 and 7. Bl. 7. Eastern Add.. Hastings city. James C. Phillipa and wife to Otto W. Lockstldt and wife, par. Sec. 7. Prairieville Twp. Jolin o. White and wife to Eu­ gene M. Flanders and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 14. Orangeville Twp. George Hazel to Dennis A. Wiley and wife, lot 5TBI. 48. Middleville Village. AUCTION SALE Hoving decided to dispose of my household goods I will offer at Public Auction, for some of thot good Lily White Flour Saturday, June 20,1942 The following described property beginning of 1:30 o’clock p.m. E.W.T. Large quantity of empty fruit Jars Porch swing Center stand 2 9x12 rug* 1 featherbed 2 bed davenport* 3 big rockers 1 arm chair Metal Music Stand Piano stool * Library table Large secretary 1 chest Dining room tabla, 54 in. top, 12 ft. extension 1 pair bathroom curtains which lost?” Well, we're not going to lose this war, but a leaky hot water bottle may supply the . Uncle Sam Wante That Old Rub­ ber Right Now! be sent to the nation's stock pile, and wants 2 pair lace curtains you to help get it there in a hurry. Oil Industry Is Collecting It! 3 white bed spreads ★ Starting June 15th, and continuing through Kitchen cabinet, (oak) 1 pair drapes June 30th, gasoline stations from coast to Assortment of Dishes 1 comforter top coast will help collect scrap rubber and will Curtain stretchers pay . .. Some canned fruit . 1 oat sprouter Pan cake griddle Hoo. spade, pitch fork, scytho Kitchen scales Curtain stretcher, mops, sprinkler and '’*• 2 bathroom rugs 3 picture frames settled for on doy of sale. everything to bo Mrs. Nettie Wilkins, Prop. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer tion today. . , if None of the oil companies will receive one penny of prpfit for this service to hhe nation. Through the cooperation and efforts of thousands of dealers and gasoline com­ pany employees, the scrap rubber will be turned over to the government and will be paid for by Uncle Sam on the basis of $25 per ton (2000 pounds). The difference be­ tween the amount paid by the oil companies and the amount paid by the government hos been pledged to the USO, Novy Relief, Army May Help Avert Gasoline Ration­ ing In Central West if Since a Shortage of rubber Is considered the main reason for the threatened rationing of gasoline in the central states, this is one ’ Pedestal rubber you can collect to the nearest gas sta­ Relief and American Red Cross. 2 door curtains TERMS—CASH. Nothing to be removed until settled for ond 'HASTINGS, MICH. ballad orworn out article made of rubber that con 2 trunks Pep yaur chickens up with SMITH BRQS. VELTE & CO. time says. “For the want of a rider a battle was if Yes. the government wants every disused Electric washing machine results. always. ★ REMEMBER the old extra ounce of scrap rubber that will more Droner and Commode 2 bedsteads and springs Wash tub and board fuel* May Help Win the War! quickly give the Axis the axe. numerous other articles Quality A BUSTED HOT WATER BOTTLE at tho residence in the village of Freeport on 4 dining room chairs EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Hastings KEN BRAENDLE. Clark A Penny A Pound In Spot Cash For Every Pound ■important way to do your port, ond it contributed by you ... so take all the old this vital commodity. mey help to ward off the need for curtailment of BARRY COUNTY SALVAGE FOR VICTORY COMMITTEE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUK1DAY, JUNE It. IM* C. 8. will ba held next CLOVERDALE Wednesday until Friday ot thla'pte dinner at th* home of Mn. week. Stowell'* niece. Mr. and Mr*. Leon Wednesday with a pot luck supper! ilr tnd Ml at 6:30 member* to bring own table tended th* Johncox reunion BalurMr. and Mn. Walter Scott of Champaign, Ill., and grandson^ a surprise feast and reception Dinner Honors Robert Halley gjj Hunt. Scotty Beeman of Grand Rapids awaiting them. Oueata were Mr. a lifelong resident of Allegan and Mra Oliver Tasker. Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Allerdlng Mra. Richard Engel returned BunVanBurcn counties, as well as legislative matters. I Rev. Paul W. Geiger was In Ypai- Lestor. Larry. Winifred. George and।'spent Friday afternoon with Mr. ™ —... .... - । BlLetuuvil iiwn . — —— In my appeal for the confidence ; lantl tiU* week attending the Michi­ Wayne Forman, Children of Mr. and Republican, I shall be a Mr. and Mra. Carl Thorp*. Battle Urtalned Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence । niui, where she has been a surgical ot eighth district voters may I state’ gan DUtrict convention ot the Mrs. Clarence Forman returned Harold Deabler, who ha* been —— ■ ■ , ■ -creex ana Mr ana Mra. sernara Ftncfrock and sons Robert and|pau,nt_ hat I wu educated in Allegan high American Lutheran church held In with them for a visit. They will ’Pending a couple of weeks vacation Tajker Assyria Richard Bailey Sunday night for yd Pennete waa taken to Borge** X-U FT.1UWU — -----~ school and Michigan Bute College, Emmanuel Lutheran church, Mon- also visit their oUier grandparent*, with hte parents. Rev. and Mra. J. _ ’ supper In honor of Robert Bailey hospital Friday .evening a.nm* far for X-ray. Old Recidtnl Passe* ~~ -------.-- -———. ~ f day through Thursday. He was Mr and Mra Lester Miller of S- Deabler. returned tast we*k to Mr. and Mr*. Merle Kahler and city ot Allegan since 1913. Al pres- accompanied [North Harrison accompaiura by Paul raui Brodbeck diuuucvk who whu Clarksville viarasvuie and ana other outer relative*. reiuuecs. , — Central ———— College. Naperville. riarriwo Bloeher, orocncr, 75. <□, *on son of 01 Solo oo«o-­ Uncle Sam. ion of Grand Rapid*, Mr. and Mr*. •nt. I am the owner of three Tripp served M ddelegate .— . nd Catherine Becher for the local. Mr nnd Mrj Donajd Oager and,' HL. to W continue his hl* college studies rtudlea man mon * Bnd Blocher wa* Glen Kahler of Hastings spent Sun­ rwn Morgan returned from** vhlt during dur,n8 the ,he summer months. month*. bom near near Greenville. Greenville. Darke Darke county. county. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Irug store*, In Allegan. Saugatuck congregation, ; bom day with their parent*. Mr. and ind South Haven. Mv " * My father, the! the MLxse* Virginia and »nd Dorothy riarnthv VarV«r. Ohio on Oct. Ort 8. 8 1866 IB** and deported) danarti-d: Mrs. Agnes Hewitt and Mr. and at Paw Paw and Hartford Satur-'। Mteae* Mrs. George Kahler. late Burrell Tripp, wa* a successful ney rode their bicycle* to Katamo this life on June 12 at the American I Paul W. Geiger, Pastor Mr. and.Mrs. Lyman Wilkinson of ouslncas man in Allegan and South Mra. Howard ftawttt attended the day. They plan to spend this week last Wednesday to visit their grand- Legion hospital In BatUe Creek, Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of Haven for many years, and served Mills school reunion near Clarks­ at their home here and Friday will mother, Mrs. Lillie Taylor. They: He had been 111 several month*, be Joined by her parents. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Lester Monica. this district as a Republican state ville Saturday. returned home Friday. jI „.He came with hte parent* to Monday. June 22. Dally Vacation hl* parents Mr. and Mra. Waller Lewis and Mr*. Forrest DeCamp and aunt Mrs. Harry Hough of Hartford and senator in 1915 to 1917. Lyle Williams of Chicago visited {Woodland, at the age of 15 years, Bible school will open at 8:00 A. family were visitors Sunday momAlthough I make no pretense of of Woodbury called ut the Clara hte brother and wife, Mr. and Mra. | •nd for thc P**1 years ha* re- _!. M. All children of the church and . at their lodge near Kalkaska. ___ _a _pollUclan ,______ __ being I have___________ taken a Klopfenstein home Sunday after-' Dell William* a tew day* lost week I skJed on tius farm 3 miles south of the Uie community are Invited to atat­ Middleville. clttaen's Interest In civic affairs and ■ noon. 11I Kenneth Stanley returned from a ________ I Und. Transportation TransportationwlU willbebefur furGordon wniinm, i. .mkinMA i Woodland. I tend. ­ wa* twice elected,alderman of my| Mr. and Mr*. Chas Fawcett. Jr.,. ten days' visit with friends In New .. e2.p by On On August August 1. 1. 1890. 1890, lie lie wa* was united united'; ntehed. ntehed. Call Call the the Lutheran Lutheran parsonparson- Monlca, home city on Ihe'Republican Ucket I *nd son of Oak Park. HI., left Sat- York state and plans to stay at the a Lansing contractor, who te re- ' in marriage to Olive Zumbrun of Prank Humteton attended the fes­ I am a director and chairman of. urday for their home after week'si home of Mra. Lawrence Hilbert for The Methodist Church Union City. Darke county, Ohio. To tival Saturday at Middleville. the finance committee oj the Alle- vlilt with her parent*. Mr. and Mr*,. a few days as he is expecting to be Rev. George Wingard. Pastor The Garden Club will meet Fri­ gan fair; director and treasurer of p, e. Border." Mr. Border and htei called into the service of the United 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship day at the home of Mr*. Wallace the Allegan Health Center; district son-in-law enjoyed u few days fish­, States army at any time. Mr. Stan­ wide on the Friday before Memorial 11: 15 A. M. Sunday school Nadeli. The chimney was damaged chairman of the Michigan Retailer* tng at tiielr lodge near Kalkaska. ley was the teacher of the seventh Day 8:00 P. M. Epworth League to such an extent that the contract8J5J’n*F '4>!. Grand Dally VaeaUon Bible School be­ War Savings committee for Ottawa. Lt. and Mrs Norman Wise and। grade in Woodland schools the past Tuesday. Choir practice TPM. Rapids and Mra. Glenna VanLente gan Monday. Teacher*, the Rev. Allegan and Barry counties; org.n- daughtrT Ann ,etumed to Fort year. He Is a native of the Upper Wednesday. Regular meeting of and Mrs. T. A. Moyer and Mra. 'j of Grand Haven. ized and directed the Allegan coun- ^^ Va week af(er spendlne! Peninsula. He Is a talented plan­ j As a young man he united with Elisa Applegate. ; 1st and violinist and played in the construct It from there. ty air raid wardens; two years' mas- a lwo' week>. furlough wlth their 1 the Church of the Brethren and has will be the feature of thia meeting, Mrs. Emma Dickinson. Mrs. Adele Mra. Lawson Smith and Mrs. Joe ter of ceremonies of business mens Mr wld Mra cb.df WUe , High School orchestra and will be Members bring own table service. snd Gertrude Monica and boys were . greatly missed In school and so- Nowicke were luncheon guest* of. faithfully and loyally served a* a The Evangelical Church deacon In the Woodland church un ­ Kalamasoo shoppers Friday. jclal affairs. Mra. Edison Buns of Lansing las/ chairman of the Community Chest; J. 8.-Deabler. Pastor '| 111 the time of ills passing. Cliildren's Duy exercises Sunday inatlon for state senator in Die director of Community Council; an-! Mra. Jack Hartman nnd son Ro­ Thursday. 1 Surviving are the widow. Olive, 10:00 A. M. Morning .worship Mesdame* Ralph Leffer. Jc&sle bert and Mra. Bertha Bresson of evening were well attended and the eighth district, com prising the coun­ nouncer at the Allciran fair the past George Forman. Carl He- Vicksburg spent J?,?41?'Vicksburg program was excellent. ties of Allegan. Barry and Van­ four years and liave actively sup- Hatton. spent part part of of tast lost week week Mr. and Mr*. George Simons of the -agrtcfiUural programs, In'arand Wlkh ,he forroer‘» P««nU. Mr »n<1 Uk. Odn» .pent lut WMkrnd .< .“in It i Buren. 1.ported ------------------------ - ----- ----------------I °l Sco«»U> •nd John of nlng Worship Ul Ornd Mrs. Dor Stowell. Verdon Stowell Sault Ste. Marie. Kalamazoo were Sunday caller* on My qualifications are those of a upon upon which which the the welfare welfare of of *uch; *uch. ‘he .*£ Tuesday evening. Midweek pray- Mr. and Mrs. LcRoy Pennels. Mirae. Shirley and Sharon War-1 J business man. and my Interest* are rural counties as Allegan. Barry and: rriaaj 1 spent the weekend with his sister*. field ere vlsltinc Mr and Mr* j Kahler, Miss Edith and Mias Clara those of the’ smaller town* and' VanBuret) so vitally depends | ’Mrs Cal Furlong and Kenneth Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Lester ii “h!!« Sr . Wo-ltaA 10- noa. Mrv Friday evening, choir rehearsal. PLEASANT HILL title* and the rural districts, sucn II mention these activities only to: Smith called on Miss Hazel Smith Nobles of Vicksburg and brought Mrs. Carl Burkie visited her sis-1 J? hmS.U M,nnle ***“ Church of the United Brethren In Cora Campbell. Elsie Williams, a* comprise the entire-eighth db- acquaint the voters with my effort* । at St. Lawrence hospital last Wed- Gordon Nobles back with him for Christ Jr., Laura Carter. Bernice Carter. S' ^--“-‘ce* were heid Montrict. If successful. I shall hope to to co-operate in civic enterprises nesday. Mis* Smith Is in a very a vacation with his grandparents. E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor Mary Cook and Nellie Bedford at­ Mr. nnd Mra. Carl Walts. Mr nnd represent the three counties from' and carry my share of their respon- weakened condition from low blood Woodland and Kilpatrick tended the Flower Festival at Mid­ the viewpoint of the farmer and slblUtlee If elected to the state, pressure but hopes to be removed Mrs. Reuben Woleott and Mra W.. Mr .nd Un. CuljU n»r«l. Rev. D. H. Carrick, presiding Ed­ dleville Friday. small business man whose voice* ’ senate. I shall endeavor to repre- J from the hospital to her apartment Ukwrepce Hilbert spent Sunday of Lansing for a few days last week. Sf.luAgY .a « Mrs Edgar Myers. Mr. and MraJ®^“ w4s lu Woodl*nd Memorial er of Michigan Conference will hold Bert Palmer, who was kicked by have too often been submerged by1 rent the dominant interjrtl* of the soon. with Mr. and Mra. Fred Tabbrrer the fourth quarterly conference at dominating metropolitan Interest*. ■ three counties', agriculture, business i Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford of Freeport and attended the Moul­ Arthur Hart nnd Linda Lou of p^rK' Kilpatrick church Saturday night feclton In his ankle and Friday hud It Is from thl* angle that I believe ‘ and smaller Industrial enterprises, ’ and Janice witnessed the R. O. T. ton church where their mother used Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glenn Farthing and Dor Stowell Olsen of Detroit called on Mr. and' ------- - more business men have long been’ in the «ame energetic way. As a C. parade of Michigan Stale Col- to attend. ' Elected. -to School Board. mlttcemen are urged to be present. bone was shattered. He expects toneeded in the Michigan legislature. I Republican candidate for a Repub- lege in East Lansing last Tuesday ---------------------------------Mra. Lawrence Flnefrock Sunday Miss Etta Schneider-----------and George There were 94 ballots cast at last Sunday mom Ing service at 10:30 A majority of the legislature's | llcan nomination. I will, indeed, up- i Jack, who is attending M. S. C~ Schneider called on Mrs.E. J. Bates afternoon. • Monday's election. One reason for with Rev. Carrick In charge. There have it placed tn a cast Monday. Charles Bennett received word work ha* to do with the Interest* _ predate your support at the Re- is a member of the R. O. T. C. and at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ben Mr. and Mm. O. J. Vreeland of Ute larger than usual vote was the of business men and fanners who I publican primary ejection on Sep- took part in the parade. Schneider ofnorthcast Woodland Green lake. Mr. and Mra. Rolfe announcement by Lawrence L. Paul that his sister, who has been 111 at Holy Communion. her hbme in Grand Rapids all win­ .have ----- ----had the -------.... .. Geraldine Ralrigh of Lake Odes-' Sunday. • minority of -------repre-i1 — tember .. IS. Bulling of Hastings and Mr. and that after 18 years of continuous Christian Bide ter, had fallen and broken her hip. m vlalted Joyce Farthing a Jew '' * - - — sentattan. Il is Ume that more H. D. •BUD" TRIPP, Mr. nnd' "Mrs. Ward Plant* of Mrs. John Bulling and Mbs Juanitaservice as secretory of the board hg day* lut week. ' Hartford were dinner guest* of her Pennington of Woodland were dln-lw<hild not be a candidate for reThe Irving Garden Club will meet champions of agriculture and small j (PoL Adv.) Prayer meeting* at regular hour with Mrs. Addle Lewis Thursday. J Marietta and David Paul of, Has­ parent*. Mr. and Mra. Milan Trum- ner guests at the home of Mr. and election. A wide open race resulted at each church. . June 35. tings vUlted their grandmother. bo Saturday evening. Their daugh­ Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng Sunday. 1 with 18 different individuals recelvMr. and Mrs Roland Furrow and I Mra. George Paul. Monday and ter*. Beverly and Bonnie, returned Daily Vacation Bible School* Begin ing vote* for membership on the MARTIN CORNERS About M per cent at the world' Only 300 p***enger automobiles Tuesday. Mrs. Paul returned home home with them after a two week'*; June 22 board. ■ Congratulations to Mr. and Mra. son of Freeport were Sunday callproduction of grape* gdes into wine with them and plans to spend n few visit with their grandparent* Two ___ _ Dally _____________ Vacation_____________ Bible schools ..Dor — —----------N. StowelL--------------the other - member L*wU Hentel on the birth of a son era on Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williams production. In this country only and nearly all of these went to the days at the Paul cottage at Trails Sunday callers at the Bert Palmer Mr. and Mra. Mearl Ralrigh and “re announced by churches of this, whose term expired this year, led on Thursday. June lllh at Pennock army. End. Gun lake. family spent Sunday with Mr. nnd community Monday, June, --the field with 84 votes. tv. For mi, Mr. hospital. He weighed 10 lb*., and home were; Mr. and Mra. Cyrus -------------, to -- open - --- -- — z, WM.,. Mr. and Mre. Cal Furlong called Mra. Francis Smith of Lowell. veat 1* used for thia purpose. Ii Paul'S sent. Glenn Farthing was “ Ute will answer later to the name of Shroyer and Clayton of Barber's on Harve Furlong of Nashville •»«». Rev. and mas. Mrs. <i. H. V. ». Townseno luwiuvctioj The •••« — annual amimi a^uvui school v< of mic the ovum South winner —....<<.-1 acwavua* receiving *u 40 votes u> to jj 33 cast Philip Douglas, and everybody's Comers, Mr. and Mr**ldlner Palm­ Candid Camera B.-nnock hospital, Sunday after- attended the wedding of her broth-' Brethren church will convene dally for Harley v. Townsend. happy. An ambulance brought Mr*. er'of Powers district, Mr. and Mrs. Oldest Mlnfs . The term "candid camera" was ------noon.Mr.1_. ______Is. confined _ ________to er. Lowell Teeter of Caledonia and from 9 to 11:30 A. M. beginning! There wo* a good attendance at Furlong Herael and son home Saturday af­ Earl Vansickle and son of Middle­ The lapis lazuli mine* in Afghan­ coined by the New York Journal. ville and Mr. and Mra. Keith Lechthe hospital mifal wUH with . a herjr.n broken Mn hip. Miss Helen Newton of Hastings at Monday. June 22 and continue for the annual school meeting held in ternoon. istan. which have been worked for The He ant papers Introduced this the home of the latter'* sister. Mr. • two weeks' period. All children the afternoon. Preaident Dor StoMr. and Mrs. .Lloyd Goodenough leltner of Delton. 6,000 year*, are probably the oldest type of photography, using the mini­ BarryvIUe were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Fred Mahoney at Kala-1 of the church and community are, well presided over She session ana of Huttngs ate Sunday dinner with | secretary Paul gave a splendid re­ Alice and Melvin Whetstone honor­ DURFEE nnd Mrs. Welby Crockford last mnzoo Friday afternoon at 4 P. M. I invited to attend. ature camera far newspapers. • in the world. Thursday. Mr. ghd Mra. Teeter left for d short' A Dolly Vocation Bible school will. port of the financial condition of ing Mr*. Goodenough's 31st birth­ A strange but te:rlble accident Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Paul and honeymoon in northern Michigan, be held In Zion Lutheran church.) the district. A resolution of com- day. happened at the Hammond and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Arnie and George Schneider and Mis* Etta beginning on Monday. June 23. al mendatlon and appreciation for the Remember the W. S. C. 8. at Mra. Bateman home Wednesday morning sons Jack and Gordon were dinner, Schneider were dinner guest* at the 9 A. M.. and extending through Fri-' splendid service rendered to the dte- Claud Demonds for u pot luck sup­ when Richard Baleman shill the '*-*-* -Law- per Wednesday, Jun* 24. You are dog's tall in the garage door, which guest* of Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Row­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Velte day, —- July 3. . Witt by the retired secretary lader of Grand Rapids Sunday and of East Woodland Sunday. Ha* Undulant’ Fever I rence L. Paul was Introduced by Invited. held It fast. The dog, much enraged x spent the afternoon at Lake Michl- (। Mra. Don Shonto and son Don. Guy Kantner. South Woodland, Lawrence H. Bird and wa* unanlMr. and Mra. Frank Cogswell and bit Richard twice on the hand. His gan. who have been visiting her mothgr farmer and member of the Board of moualy adopted. children of Hasting* were Sunday n.othar applied the Iodine and It's Mr. and Mr*. Dale Hauer and Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert and slaters, Education was taken to Pennock i Honored at College Alumni Banquet afternoon caller* at Mr. and Mr*. pK. now. But when Mrs. Ham­ mond attempted to help him. live daughter Betty of Tustin are vis­ Lorena and Ellen for the past two hospital last Monday for obeerva-j Dor Stowell was honored at the iting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John weeks, were Joined by her husband. tlon. Hbi case was diagnosed os > annual alumni banquet of Michigan Our pastor. Rev. Butterfield has dog Jumped at her, knocking Iter Hauer. Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Shorno •undulant —••..'-mt fever. He has returned to: to j State Slate colleen college last Satnrdav Saturday -v-nin. evening been in Orand Rapids attending Misses Mary and Mabie Feaser of took an overnight trip Saturday his home and 1* taking a complete in East Lansing when he was given conference the post week. We are She Is in Pennock hospital at this Elkhart. Ind., and Miss Susie Fish­ ond Sunday to visit old haunts, al rest treatment. We hope his re.-’the title of Patriarch as they cele- all hoping he may be returned to writing. er of South Woodland spent Sun­ Petoskey. Dr. Siwmo has been covery under the modem treatment brated the anniversary of those us for another year. Cecil Wilkins, eldest son of Mr. day — evening ------------ -----with — Mr. --------------and Mrs. taking a short course at the Unlwill be soon. j graduating from that Institution Mra Mabie Puffpaff passed away and Mn. Bert Wilkins, and Alette Jerry Fisher. I verelty of Michigan. Wilcox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Celebrate* Wedding Anniversary । fifty years ago. Mr. Stowell attendMrs. Maud Capron of Lake Odes-1 Mr and Mrs. Byron Tcaker and Sunday. June 7 was the 43rd ed Michigan Agricultural College, as Sterling Weeks last Wednesday. She Lyle Wilcox, were married by the sa and Mr. and Mra. Geo. Forman' children of Pontiac sfcent Saturday wedding anniversary of Mr. and It was known at that time for four had been very 111 for sonic weeks Rev. H. R. Pfeiffer’at the parson­ of Woodland. kUw Florence Forman night with her parent*, Mr. and Mra. Dor Stowell, residents of 'years. graduating in 1892 and has Her mother, Mrs. John Martin of age Monday. They will make their and Bob Sense of Hastings were: Mra. George Forman. Woodland township, one mile west been a farmer in West Woodland Charlotte had been helping to care home- In Battle Creek. Sunday dinner guesta of Mr. and Marda Paul visited Marilyn Eck- and one half mile north of the vil- since that Ume. Mr. and Mrs. Sto­ for her. Her sorrowing relatives Mr. and Mn. Ralph DeWitt of Mrs. Clarence Forman of Homer, j unit of northeast Woodland from ; lage. They were invited to n slm- well attended the graduation ex­ have the sympathy of all in their near Middleville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. Bert Wilkins. ercises In the afternoon and the bereavement. alumni banquet In the evening. Miss Rosemary Weeks te assiz­ ing in caring for the patients at —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— The regular meeting of the Meth- Pennock hospital. .. ______ Druggist Seeks Nomination Stat* Sonata On Republican Ticket “IS: # W oodland Community NetVS ’ M“"'' Fr‘n" •'“1 “*h" T~1 *,u 7* iiff* Remember with Constant Lubrication DESTRUCTION Incendiary bombs are little things, far leas noisy than tlie huge demolition bombs but just as destructive when they find their targets. One bombing plane can drop a thousand, each a package of white-hot .fire! so costly and difficult to secure Householders are learning how to fight tlie incendiary bombing of their homes, if it comes. For if hundreds of ■mall fires started at once in a single community, it would take the alert Michigan HILDEBRANDT'S D-X SERVICE 111 W. Court St. Hartings Phone 2448 Bell IM SMALL PICKAfilS cooperation of everybody to prevent a major conflagration. The secret of fighting a wide-spread fire is speed. Fire-fighters, volunteers, police and others must be summoned instantly. That cannot be done if the telephone system already is jammed with calls. Cigar* Cigarette* Razon Cigaret lighten Pip«i Pip* rocke Poker Chips Tobacco humid ors Stag Shaving Sets____________ 79c Lavendar Father's Day Sets .. $1.39 Gentlemen Sets_____________ 1.29 Bill Folds and Key Sets 2.00 Telephone Company MAN’S KIT Ideal Cift for Dad Value $1.39 Martel* Hair rant nlng the clia cha Oid coun O the in H with villa land por Dolt hav N Car tlon In ting zon spo par wha pro and tain N. Zon tain N. Zon lnc Jef No. clu fera H fun Ha m tlp tln Mb OU. Powder, Mt31 Mouth 89c THI REXALL DRUGGISTS COURTESY ANO FRIENDLY SERVICE SHOWN TO ALL Prompt Delivery Service bond OU will toriu atom may this sche have P D CARVETH & STEBBINS PHONE 2131 open from ba a dou So during and right after an air for vital messages. mote aerie sored sla bon Give "Dad" some remember□nce to show your apprecia­ tion and thoughtfulness of him. D-X Lubricate* •raauiiaruTj I how will their ove Sunday, June 21st PROTECTS UPPER-CYLINDER PARTS Pai P/a On sta oul M3 quo tal "DAD" suiOHir ohiD'X St HASTINGS Ja M Ma Ap Ap � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-06-25.pdf 30407e1857145865b38e4b5eace05a11 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR 14 PACES—-2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1942 County Retailers Organize for Sale of War Stamps, E Bonds 'Campaign to Open July First INot,'" To industrial ° 1 Z*. 1 /»1 And Institutional $8,112 to be Quota for Month Sugar U««r» Five Barry Teachers To Attend Workshop Five Barry County teachers are attending one of the teacher work­ shop* being held in the Michigan Community Health Project are*. The Barry County teacher* are at­ tending the one at Charlotte. The workshop Is conducted by the University of Chicago and Is made possible through financial assist­ ance from the county health de­ partment and the W. K. Kellogg Foundation. Those attending the workshops In Charlotte this summer are: Mrs. Mildred Nowlcke, Woodland. Woodland School; Miss Evelyn Short. Lake Odessa, Brown Schoo); Mrs. Zelma Smith. Nashville. Nash­ ville School; Miss Elaine Thomp­ son. Nashville. Mayo School; Mr*. Prances Bawdy, Woodland. Wood­ land School This program Is conducted for a six weeks’ period, June, 22. 1942 to August 2. 1942. s^tWhJtoah Law In Barry County On order* from headquarters, we’ have been reclassifying 3-A men.' This Board has been more liberal in-*thl* classification than other Board* In the State and headquarters have InsLsted that we must meet our quota* even though it wax necessary to take aelectees to cer- SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 Ml Bluegill Festival Starts Toda T> ITt* 1 O TT Opens ran risn Season He . n . KlWOniS KUHS An F * - “ ' • • , S-zsr Hastings MeaeOiMne ScOUtS ' For 3 ThS ?,B’Ungs .Klwanls club has might be some measure of depend- undertaken to run an employment bureau for Hastings boy scout* to The members of the local Board help them earn money for summer however feel that in view of the camps. Those who have "odd Job*" newspaper publicity concerning the. wtich a boy can do-are requested drfrnrent of married men that all all ' to call William Bchllhaneck deferment BchlUianeck. at the 3-A classifications should be given I Hastings Cleaners or at hla home very careful consideration We have1 who has charge of this bureau, .therefore agreed upon certain pro-; Furthermore, the. Ki wank club recedure in an effort to avoid as, quests that patrons who’ use this many Injustices as possible. j bureau call back after a job U doneWith these thoughts to mind, the' and report whether or not lhe work members of lhe Board have decided! was satisfactory. The object of the that before the Ust of men for to-! bureau, tn addition to finding emduetion is prepared, lhe flies of all ploymenl for the boys, is to see that selectees then In 1-A. who have'they do their work assignments formerly been to the 3-A classifies- properly, tlon. will be segregated and before' ---------------- » t » being placed upon a list for Indue- FHAAIfEH I AlfE tlon a further check will be made I if (JU BEU LAKE on each Individual case to deterM * Employment Bureau City Band To Give Concert Friday Night Prize Registration Already Underway} Children's Day Fri. _ ... _ _ . ... The Hastings City Band will pre­ sent Its concert on Michigan Ave­ nue oetween nue between state Stale «na and court Court lUtrU p^y mu week in The fifth annual Bluegill FraiM*** connection with the-Blueglll Fes- starts today with the op*nlnt Uv . SDecl-i number* will be nre{loben Roush comet the fishing season. Shows and wlout with the University of MlchlBand Durbin placed and are open to the public. Registering of fUh begins with • All [tersons who registered as In­ dustrial and institutional users of sugar should apply to the local Further collections of wa-.ic paper rationing office between now and <*111 be discontinued, at least for July 5, for their July and August the time being, according to the allotment of sugar on Form 314. Commencing July 1. sixty-one local salvage committee. Mills now According to the information re­ thousand retail stores In Michigan have on hand enough mixed scrap ceived from the Office of Price Ad­ ministration. the July and August will urge customers to take part of to lost many montiu. National Anthem meat market where entries will ba Unexpectedly viivkp. vtvutj large re.uitia returns aawkki from UllAJMIlCllb Hi allotment of BU<UI sugar tut for UIUIUUUI Industrial March. Triumph of Tru1 received, weighed and recorded. their change in war stamp*. This salvage drives held throughout the] users Will be the same as their orTone* Smith Prise* being offered are, first prise Is port of a nationwide plan to pro- natlon combined with a reduction. Iginal allotment was for JJuy and Overture, Hermit of . for the largest bluegill a (23.00 In the use of paper by civilians, June. Kildare .............................. Holme*! casting outfit; second prize for the Institutional users may apply to series E Government bonds, spon­ have definitely broken the paper Waltz. Springtime............... Jarrett] next largest, a *2000 casting outfit. i the-local board for an Increase in March. E Pluribus Unum ... Jewell For the largest small-mouth bass a sored by the National Treasury Re­ "bottleneck.” The constantly Increasing war de-! their allotment If there has been an Comet solo. Premier Polka 1""“ —“— —— —— ■ tail Advisory Committee. msncU may bring about another increase in their business, on Form by Llewellyn, played by and for the largest In Hastings this campaign will; shortage sometime in the future but 315. Robert Roush. Solo Cometlst The appUcatlon shall state: with U. of M Band open on Wednesday, July 1 and for the present and many months to come, the present supplies of (a) The amount applied for as Percentages Civen For Song. Stout Hearu-d Men. Romberg perch, pike, and many other spectra from 12:45 to 1:00 P. M. all stores pulp and mixed scrap are more an Increase In the allotment. March. -National Emblem." Bagley i of fish, totaling *15000 In all. Any Each Taxing District nnd restaurants will suspend sales than adequate. <b» The amount of the applicant's Vocal Solos. The Band Played • fisherman, man or woman, is in­ nn all merchandise except war institutional allotment for the per­ .. Ward. viced to enter his catch to these further action taken. The board Oteoth . contesu nrrnrldlnr m bonds and stamps. My Wild Irish Rose............ uicoui proviaing IK. ow rt.)i nan a are slon have completed their allotment realizes that this will mean an ex­ (c) The number of meals served Supervisors Take Action 1 Sung by Miss Shirley Durbin i caught In the takes or streams cf Ottter communities to lhe county tra amount of work but it wishes] during the month preceding the under the 15 mill tax limitation, to assume the burden In order to Barry-----------county. Ask Prosecutor tp Proceed March. Show Boy ............ r... Huff-------will probably observe simitar "mora­ allotment period for which the ap­ to all the taxing units of the coun­ Overture. A Night In Friday will be designated as Chil­ make asUew mistakes as possible toriums’* to favor of war bonds and plication Is filed—I. e. If the allot­ ty. The total for any taxing unit In classification. A few weeks ago. the Banner gave Tripoli ......................... Richards dren's Day and the program wm stamps, although the time selected ment period begins on July 1. 1942, must not exceed 15 mills. The law ,...U the local -------------------------------------------------- -r Regardless v. of now how hard :«» account of the attempt* by one March U 3 Field Artillery . Sousa start with a parade at 1:00 p. m. ■" may differ from lhe one here. At he shall report the number of meals Board tries and how conscientious ! group to raise the level of Upper " KU * Theta Materials Vitally ana ; upper specifies that In every Incorporated ’ this writing (Wed. morning) the served In June. 1942. 1— I. March. Stars Stars and Stiines Stripes children of various ages and fol­ be.—Itel.... can I not utUIj e™r-| erbokea lake.„ ’and u» eounur el- -March. village and city, one tenth of a mill ■Ila m»r Needed by War Industry schedules of the other communities <d> The number of meals served Forever..—--------------lowing tike contests will be the have not been definitely fixed. during the period used In establish­ must be apportioned, whldh will be awarding of prises and the grand ,ra,.p “ Although the waste paper situa­ ing Ils sugar base, which may have paid directly to the city or village At a meeting of Hastings retallc------- \ era. professional men and restau- tion has eased, plans for collecting been the corresponding month of for local government expense*. Just they have been improperly dassl-!vcnt MUCh acuon. The acts laneUon why me the icgiaiaiurc legislature cnacicu enacted that fled. It must remembered, iww how-, group* were without the sanction uiai|iicu. mini be uv iruicmuritu, • rant owners held in the council room oilier scrap materials such as metal, 1941. or March. 1942. or the month­ wny . . ... __ ■ - .____ _ --________ aa.«a _ ___ >■___ J.i.-rf law -Dim rai-iilt waa IH.I ft,* rubber and Ml lhe of me city hall n«u here iicic Tuesday i uciMiuy eve- -------- woollen ,------- goods will ---- be - ly average of meals served during provision we do not know. Probably. ever, that all classifications, files .rood across a very narrow portion Oltchell. a magician, AU ride* will it was done to give *uch municipal- and record* are subject to constant . .Un,. 100 par re.H ao-aparaUre, >»! m ma reremare the months « It — was In the business Itles some extra money. They al' " *­ Inspection and examination by of the war stamp and bond sale plan ways find use for it. That proviso ficers from headquarters. A great partly washed away. This situation, was voted. George Carpenter, county Doster. county defense co-ordinator. 1. 1941, and April 28. 1942. the other group remedied by filling | deal more time Is being taken by Must File Ceiling Prices What scrap materials mean in the (e» The percentage Increase in the reduces the limit which the County chairman and Ben Gldley, c!tV City Bond on the grand stand. For defense program can be judged Tax commission can apportion to the Board In considering cases than the washed-out portion of the road­ Not Later Than July 1st chairman, jointly presided. number of meals served in 1942 complete detail! of programs see Hastings. Freeport. Middleville. people generally realize and 0 very way with materials thavmade the Gldley Is also assisting In the from the following facts: (meals reported in “c” above) over <h, «a«r The Ildm, prtmHmntml la. MU A ten pound window weight con­ the number of meals served dur­ Nashville and Woodland from 15 determined effort is being made to ra.d > dam. holdlnj county organization. Saturday's program will Include In Upper lake. ' , „ . ... treat all cases alike. Fotunately the bitter feelings! ** ,n effect On Ju,y >• 1942 11 w111 two free grandstand shows to be Organization meetings similar to tains enough metal necessary for ing Ute monthly base period (meals mills to 14.9 mills. Stuart Clement. Secretary By adding the millage allowance Uie one here are to be held with­ a three Inch shell. Two pairs of reported In “d" above). aroused by these proceedings rfFver impose definite duties and responKim Sigler. Chairman for the county, the township, and in lhe next few“daya at Middleville, old adult rubbers will majte a pair (f) There shall be attached to resultcd to a clash between the two1 alblUtle* . upon retailers, also on William Schader. of overshoes to keep a soldier's feet the application such further In­ the school district in which he re­ with Tom Berry, chairman: Nash­ drmipa u .mild prabaM, ban 0M.wb., b,„ bnn btreioron daau- cal numbers, singing. Impersona­ dry. An old disused five j»und sides. any rural taxpayer can aaville with Ralph Hess, chrm ; Wood­ flatiron could be mustered Into formation as may be furnished by Kad U.1- ranunnd u»la raud „ „„„ „Uo„lrl< boanm tion*. harmonica cclccltons. lap land. with Leon Hynes, chrm.: Free­ service as four hand-grenades. A the applicant In response to a re­ next December. The four villages pniomamn. umh aldaa nldanUr but .hlth are now olflclaU, namri dancing and comedy Juggling. Al port with Ken Braendle. chrm. and cast-off woolen suit can be made, quest for such. Information from the are also obliged to pay the town­ cooled off. and decided lliat there, "county War Price and Rationing Delton with Bill* Faulkner, ehrm. into two army blankets. An old local Board or State Director. must be 3 peaceful solution, and Boards " These boards arc charged will be awarding ship tax. And remember the reDetails for handling Uie work to pair of roller skates, two door fncreaae in Allotments that they would take legal steps to **tth the duty of art mini tiering this | qulrcd one tenth mill allowed the Increase In the allotment for any several of the smaller communities hinges, door lock, old spade and a have the matter decided lawfully. I new four villages and this city, if you period may be granted in proportion have not yet been announced. Two PeUttani: have been peasantcounty reU1ier bond booth at the few other small cast off knick - to the percentage Increase in the George Cramer’s Experience Nashville, according to George •d ■» U» ho-fd « .ucerMaor, a> lhould lno» nal hla dulka are un- children with compute the number of mills. In Quimby School 67 Yr*. Ago number of meals served In the pre­ Carpenter, was the flrat community Ihrir June uaalnn One aakad mat der up, federal law. He u uned This U the last week of the ceding month over the base pet tod. this city and Nashville, also in the to announce 100 per cent co-opera­ lhe auperrleon lake Uta nmaeaar, u, obtain AT OKCI a oopj ot what Middleville and Delton school dis ­ (The following »tory 1* contributed drive for scrap rubber. Have In regard to the status of church­ tion with Uie plan. i";” ““ k"1 •• Upp" “ ae Bulletin Ho. 1 from the you done your part? There is es. lodges, clubs, and other private tricts. there is an added millage In the local organisation. Has­ Crooked lake determined by court Jocal beard Dealers can secure nothing phoney about the rub­ organizations which occasionally for debt service which docs not ap­ route 3. Nashville. It relates inci­ Mtta and w hare Ute neeeeaarr BuUeUn No. 1 at the Mia of tings has been divided Into four ber shortage. It 1* both real and serve meals, hold banquets, give pear In the report of the Barry dents that occurred at the Quimby aupa taken to maintain Ute l>ke sones, each headed by a captain re­ M „,a, u acute. Your old rubber articles benefit dinners, etc. In order to County Tax Commission. The mill­ school, where Cramer^ (then a small sponsible for the acUvity to his level when ao determined. The oth- u)e administrator of the Barry weigh* a half pound are needed to keep Uncle Barn's qualify as an industrial user under age for paying school debts Is fix­ boy. now he Is 791 was a pupil, and er petition, representing thdse In- county war Price and Rationing particular area and who is to give ed by the school boards, not by the Burnle Messer, a younger brother mechanised army rolling. the present ruling, such an organi ­ ticket. whatever assistance may be needed tereited in Lower Crooked lake, asks ( Board zation must serve at least four county. to individual stores In organising Following are the tax allocations the teacher. Bumie Messer died that the supervisors take step* to Bulletin No. 2 contains a list of properly for the sale of war stamps knacks have the metal required for have the level of the entire Crook-. "cost of living commodities." on to all the taxing units of the county: many yean before either of his two and bonds. a 30 caliber machine gun. Twenty- designated location. Barry County older brothers passed on. We are ed lake, not a part of It; determined ■ which celling prices have been fixed m general chairman. Allan C. Hyde. 7xme No.. 1. Homer Smith, cap­ five feet of old garden hose will federal law. ."Ceiling pricra" Allowed 614 mills of the 15 mill sure our readers will enjoy this by the court and then maintained.' Barry County War Price and tain. includes the area bounded by provide, rubber for gas masks for The board of supervisors Is not! according to that law. for any re­ limit. N. Jefferson and W. State streets: seven soldiers and 50 feet will make Rationing Board Administrator. asked to decide what shall be done' taner on any articles he may sell Townships Zone No. 2, Kendall Reahm. cap­ a navy inflatable life raft. Eighteen in this touchy situation. They wish! are the high**) prices he charged Assyria 1 mill; Baltimore 1 mill; I attended school at Quimby, and ' tain. Includes the area bounded by .30 caliber cartridges are hiding to have It settled definitely by the! for those articles during the month Barry 1’4 mills; Carlton. ‘4 mill; N. Jefferson and E. State streets; from military service In every pound | Castleton, including five district tax. will admit that I was a mischievous courts. Monday the board passed | of March 1942. Zone No. 3. Dick Jacobs, captain, of abandoned brass pipe. An old, The retailer 1* required by this 1'4 mills; Hastings township, no lad. I did no many pranks that I was a resolution referring the matter to includes the area bounded by S. pair of bed springs probably of no township tax; Hope 1*4 mills; Irv­ credited with doing about everything Prosecuting Attorney Laurence E.'law to post the celling prices, on Jeffenon and E. State streets; Zone further value, will make two fourCounty Tola I h ing. 1 mill; Johnstown. 1 mill; that happened in Hie school room Barnett, asking him to bring pro-, all commodities he aelU, to his place No. 4 John Delnaay. captain, in­ inch shells.. An old tire used as a Maple Grove 3-5 mill; Orangeville, that should not have occurred. 80 cctdings in the circuit court for a of buslnesa in a conspicuous man­ 120.000 Found* clude* the area bounded by 8. Jef­ bumper on a boat dock will help Army May Need AU Rail­ 1*4 mills: Prairieville, 1 mill; Rut­ It didn't make much difference what hearing. and to have the court* de- i ner. so hla customers can readily ferson and W. State streets. make a tank tread. termlne what action shall be taken. 1 see ’ them The price which he thus land, no township tax: Thornapple, road Traffic Next Fall The quota of Barry county for county at this writing (Wed. morn* No doubt the state conservation deon every article must be lhe 1 mill; Woodland 2 mills; Yankee “One day someone threw a piece stamp and bond sales through retail Il will be wise for our readers to Springs, 1H mills. of rubber on the hot stove in the partment, which Is directly inter- high price he received for It. or about two-thirds of the toial num­ outlets only lx (8.112 for July and City and Four Villages take seriously Uie warning that school room. You can imagine how csted in all matters of determining | offered, during March 1942. He *62.400 for the coming year. These Hastings. Freeport. Middleville. It smelled. Someone laid it onto me. and maintaining lake levels. wlU be)must p^t this list of articles and* ber of collecting stations yet tabucomes from government authorities quotas pertain to sale* though re­ brought Into the case before it Is the celling price for each article urging all the people of this coun­ Nashville. Woodland village, each although I didn't do It. Of course. finally decided. ' by July j 1M2 when nfW Uw ble. chairman of the salvage com­ tail stores and restaurants only aiyl try to purchase their coal NOW for given the one tenth mill required Bumie took me to task for It. For a are not to be confused with the mittee. ; goes Into effect. John Brass, manager of the Has­ over-all quota for the county which tings fish hatchery for several Rural School Districts ! The retailer must also fllev with and I said I didn't. But my repu ­ Secretary of the Interior, and coal I*, of course, much higher. All the figures given below stana w , j tne the county County War war mce Price ana and rtauonRation- vllle. Hickory Corners. Banfteld, year*, suffered a paralytic stroke at administrator for thia Country, over tation for mischief-making was so In other word*, the government ..Sere “«"->•» lorenoon. his own signature, sent a notice to for mills allowed the various school well known that he doubted my ext?ec‘* . “nd He । of the articles he sells and the cellHe had had driven driven In In hl* his car car to to the the the press of the nation last weex districts. word. I couldn't convince him that (Continued on page 3. Bee. 1) An Institute for training lay lead-/ Ing price on each one. postoffice, taken some letters In­ staUng that, unless the American stamps and Series E government erabip in the churches Is being The retailer must also maintain side to mall, had returned to his people want to suffer from cold next bonds during July. car and was about to start ft when winter, they should lay tn their sponsored jointly by the ministerial to his place of business what Is This retail plan Is part of a gen­ associations of Ute seven counties termed a "Base Book" which simll seized by the attack. HU condition eral system to Increase war stamp was observed and medical aid sum­ winter supply of coal this summer, and the W. K. Kellogg Foundation. : give the ceiling prices on all the otherwise they would be likely to and government bond sales up to It will be held al Albion College, articles ho sells, together with his moned. He was taken in an am­ suffer during the cold months. the required levels on a voluntary July 12 to 17, with thirty scholar-' customary allowances, discounts and bulance to Pennock hospital. The It seems difficult for the Ameri­ basis. If the voluntary plan la not report Wednesday morning was lliat ships provided for Barry County, i other price differentials. cans to realize that this country Is a success the government w»L un­ Each church may send one lay! Every retailer to Barry county hla condition U still critical engaged In a terrible war. The na­ doubtedly have to resort to some Three Bachelors Were First Settlers of Town and Twp.; delegate. Persons Interested should! should heed this notice and do what tion and our free institutions art sort of a direct assessment. UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND tills consult their pester at once. Rev. “ ‘ ‘law requires. There ore severe threatened as never before. It is a The Town Has Fino Folks, Good Churches and Schools FOR COTTAGES Arthur M. Coldren of Grand street penalties. Including heavy fine* and garnered scrap with rubber how desperate struggle. The Increase In U. B. Church Is registration chair­ prison sentences, for violation of The Barry County Tourist and our armed forces and the great In­ man for the Barry County group. crease In food and supplies they cedented demancj for cottages on need, the tremendous Increase In the At the exact center of the north­ well Impressed with the town. "How Oation. which would cause terrible Barry county lakes so far this sea­ production of ship*, tanks, airplanes, east comer township of Barry Herewith Is an accounting of misery and suffering in this coun- rhich said: son. The number of Inquiries great­ ammunition. Including shells — all county is the village of Woodland, terestlng. If you had been prlvfunds collected and paid out by the ly exceeds the list of cottage* which these will have the first claim on named after the township in which lllged to visit township 4 north of Hastings Balvage-For-VIctory com­ ■ Tile Banner 1* donating tills pubthe association has on file. Those the service of our railroads. As It is located. The setting is ideal, range 7 west before any white set­ mutes as a result of the waste For the fifth registration, the of-ilicity al the request ft national, Tuesday, Jun* >0; paper collections (Further collec­ who have cottages to rent are re­ the production of war goods and surrounded as it is by a beautiful tler had arrived, “you could not flee of the Barry County Daft Board i state and local authorities concern­ SECOND JUNE DRAFT tions of paper have been discon­ quested to *0 inform Mr. Green at supplies Increases, the volume of farming area, the richest and best ' regular traffic on railroads must In our county. The town Itself —great, big, hardwood trees—maple, in the post office building here will cd in the administration of the QUOTA TO GO JUNE » tinued because the waste paper the Hotel Hastings. be the only center for enrolling, price-fixing law. decline. Next year the climax of speaks of comfort and contentment, beech, ash, elm. whitewood, bass­ "bottle neck" has been broken): GRANDDAUGHTER OF MR. ■■ -------- « « » with Its many pleasant homes and wood. walnut, cherry, butternut—so Charlie Bill Sherwood wlU serve as' the war is anticipated, which means Receipts from Waste-paper Drives AND MRS. GARY CROOK A BEN FRANKLIN STORE chief registrar. that the railroad* will be taxed to the orderly manner tn which It was thick, so straight and so tall! Trees assistant January *240.00 WINS SCHOLARSHIP This registration Is for those who TO OPEN IN HASTINGS their limit with carrying freight am. planned. You would expect to find thrived In the rich soil. The land were bom on or after Jan. 1. 1922 February Work will begin next week on the 80-61 -------- — good people living there—and they was level, or gently rolling and the double store building owned by April ... 87.06 received word that 11 granddaugh­ supplies for our armies next wln- are. and on or before June 30. 1924. 1 Three church spires point big woods were there, and nothing 42.00 ter. Miss Mac Ann Farrell of LakeJune .— The draft board office will be heavenward. The members may else. You do not wonder that they with the expiration of the A. A Herbert Edward Tbdd. vlew High school. Battle Creek has not agree in their credal statement. called township 4 N. range 7 W. open for this registration as fol­ 1428 00 been awarded a scholarship by W. the situation that Is developing but t^ey are unanimous in the con- Woodland. Il was decidedly ap- lows: Saturday. June 27—8:00 a. Manning. Bellevue; Clare Expense of advertising m. to 4:30 p. m.: Sunday. June 28 whlch will greatly decrease the vol-i vlcU on that Ute's real meaning U ------------------------------------------— | propriate. And the village natur20.89 Miss Parrell, a 1942 graduate. Is ume of coal the railroads can han- (-7^^ —10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m.; Monday. PitUburgh Plate Glass Co. and ex­ revealed by the Christian .-!!;! religion, —. ally adopted the township name. tensive alteration! and new light­ a member of the National Honor Gifts: --------a— do u--------— *. — ^1 Whlta settlers to Wooddie next winter. It may iiauoen. who not v., belong have a ing Installed for the present lessee* Jan. 27—American Red Cross *200 00 society and plans to study languages that all the transportation facllr —Butler Bros, of Chicago. March 2—American Red Cross 35.00 at college. She has been a mem­ Tiie latter have reassigned ber of the Girls' Athletic association Itles of this country will be required March 2—Hot Lunch Fund ‘ community without them. You I para lively young men. who did not for military purposes. Lloyd Bersoda, 20.00 and won two table tennis champion­ April 20—Hot Lunch Fund BO BE WISE. LAY IN YOUR would expect such a village to have' remain to a state of single blessedA CORRECTION who will open a Ben Franklin S Stuts, Hastings; ships during the last year. April 20—Red Cross for USO hill. Hastings; RumHI WINTER'S SUPPLY OF COAL a good school. It is extra good.Jness very long after they had proRed Cross rooms will be open Room The town and township united In vlded homes on the lands they purTuesday. Wednesday, Thursday We understand they hope to open May 27—Hastings Youth RUBBER SCRAP provldlng a 13-grade consolidated chased from the government. AU and Friday afternoons Instead of RELIEF CLIENTS* by July 15 Council 20 00 school located to ths village. Be-! of them bought farms on section DRIVE NOTE merely Thursday and Friday as 7tf.6T On hand Ail relief clients of Barry county fore the Kellogg Foundation was' 15. close to the village that came Usable overshoes and galoshes stated In a Banner article last desiring onions can get same at formed, the taxpayer* voted the afterward. The three young men singly or in pairs, should not be *429.60 surplus office. Hastings, Mich., week *130.000 bonds needed to construct , secured employment Jonathan Roy Finstrom, three Hastings boys, out Wednesday afternoon only. The *78 67 on hand Is being reof June 29. 1942. by presenting their the original plant, and that debt and Samuel Haight. These three are now playing with the Paul Uh Floyd Miller of Assyria surplus cards. for pooling and use of such ar­ has been liquidated. I first met In Livingston county In Neilson orchestra In Detroit. They wlU be present Friday afternoon pense* In connection with any fuM. E. Tuckerman. Director. Barry ticles by the public. . So you see Woodland is there:1 1836. and agreed that they would to give advice on knitting. Co. Dept. Social Welfare. Part of Nation-Wide Plan to Raise Funds On Voluntary Basis Collection of Scrap Paper to End COUNTY TAX COMM COMPLETES LABORS LEVEL UP TO COURT METAL, RUBBER DRIVES TO CONTINUE RETAILERS MUST POST THEIR PRICES A SLIVER EARNED A BRAND NEW SUIT PASSES 40 TONS RUBBER COLLECTION GOVERNMENT URGES BUY COAL NOW John Brasi Suffered a Paralytic Stroke Monday Training For Lay Leaders In Churches WOODLAND VILLAGE RECEIVED ITS NAME FROM THE TOWNSHIP PAPER SALVAGE DRIVES NET $429.66 Fifth Registration Here June 27 - 30 Bo*rd by >• • u»< �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, JUNK U, 1H1 lines for the United Stales and i ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ।| PENNOCK HOSPITAL Richardson. George Clum was a BARNUM SCHOOL supper (UMt and accompanied Mr.reunlnsi -m h-ld at To announce the engagement ot!’ Bablc* born at the hospital hospital the «. Babies bom at lhe the M?Kn‘S3’"n “ e”n‘n< *hoolt^* Saturday Ju?j,» MUs Marta of UlU p^t were: A boy to Mr and Bnd Wayne jnnkbclner of Middle- Mr*. Lewis Hersel, Woodland, on 7 Mr*. Ba??yMUl*r and daughter* • vmv noW at jefferwn Barracks? June 11: a girl to Mr. and Mrsof Elkhart Ind_ and W H. P»rdto *^ *’^ *" Roland Mo Mni Bernard McPharlln en- Merlin Pierce. 537 E. MUI on June local, were dinner guests of Mra I ^?and £L *«!■« rJtwkrnrrt tert*Ined nine gtrto at a very at-112. a boy to Mr and Mrs. Hugo Wtoto* «r B«i Crockford ment Jewnle Pardee on Thuroday. AU Wm Blown Down Ovor 100 tractive dinner Wednesday night at. Anderson on Jun* 12. a gtri to Mr. spent lhe afternoon at the Edward Newton of last SUU Rood. her home. 545 E. Thom St. : and Mr*. Harold Aldrich, route 1. Delton ! Nash home at ClariuvlUe. Centering lhe June 17 -nte Wit table was WA, a love-1 juvv-f on VII JUIIt 1, and AMU a — girl ■A > to U. Mr.. and «u«u rnt W. D, V. W. Oi me Mctnoly arrangement of Madonna UllesjMr*. Darrel Jones. HasUng*. on ui«t rhurrh win hnirt m next David Conklin, of Johnstown, ________ ___________________ Um ikk Uat lor two w«u. la oo I.,a at at the Uw home torn, of at Mrs. Mn. Leon' uon Mt?wlu MUh£? I "• “» and rteinhinium*. delphiniums .. —r strip of June IB. •nri a tiny ' > tng brought to this office one day la»t paper In the centre of a rose on Patients discharged from th* hos­ Leonard on Wednesday afternoon, ----------------------------------------------“ TV, iXh 1 of 60 mM,y friends and neighbor* week a small. honey-combed piece ,the ...place card.-., _bore _.w the names , of pl tai were Mr, Sterling O*troth. July j. Mn. Leon Dunning. Mr*.: X^S^tev Altera ^Jm£ • Mr »ubert Barnum : —. _ . . —-----------wvre NUitcuy on xr*'(•pent the prospective bride and groom. Sunday Mr*. of swamp oak tree trunk that is Schllthroat. Lewi* Patten । cojub y ccaucrs -——with —- Mr. and - - — 544 E. Thom; George SchlHhroat. Lewis Eaton Eaton and and Mr* Mrs Bert Bert Patten Allce aardner .“uc,a 0,1 , ----------------A beautifully decorated birthday 104 W. Grant; Mis* LaPreal Ran- wm prepare ---------- , lht Tn. cun, olm hjj • |h., I Fred Butolph of Hastings. known to be much over 100 year* cake was.cut for the dessert course kin. Bellevue; Mrs Murray Myer*, clely wlU ha.v .a K—V- aala In lha loojc • » , or ■____ __ ..L _____ ____ .1{ Phylite Ba mum spent test week old. That tree has an interesting with— her grandparent*. Mr. ----and honoring the Joint birthdays of the Woodland and Mra. Hiram Penn of Leonard dry goods store, Saturday. 0» naint t. ------.— —— — guest-of-honor and Mrs. Herbert ~-------------------------------------part of the old John Bow.<er farm, Crosby < Florence Anderson >. near Bristol lake. The tend where Persons submitting to major oper- PrairieviU* tot which ,we convey our thanks. j Robert Field and Lawrence Moore Later the guests enjoyed a thea- atlons and who are Improving are:: Th. B.b.b.B._™, Oda .M am. Bo^bol Mr. and Mr*. Richard Bishop who have in the air corps Mr*. Edwin Nash. Clarksville: Mrs.' , - .j rcir-;.----- ~i ton rented Mr. and Mr* Plynn ln“ Richard Meyer. 911 W. Green. Mrs ’‘Il hold their Memorial Day rervlive In Mra. Etta Parmalee's house, seasons. tile Grand/Rapid*. They They PnoTECT v8 UNDUE he Armory. Grand/Rapld*. Howard ^^.a from camp Polk ! The home of Mr. and Mr*. JdhnsHoward Hershberger. Hershberger. Lake Lake Odessa: Odessa: lc*s Bunday, June 28 at the hall. n0 white man ever saw'that tree 111 now watt at home until caUed.; .."hIYilmknt themf nr Mrs and La (ton Mrs. Sri Carl Hefflcbower. Hetflcbower. Woodland. Woodland; “enibe™ ,rr ton was was the the scene acene of of a a dell delightful nundlng. It had been blown over Lester DeVault/of DeVsult/of 'this this city, who who cosIerv^TION <xtnvfvtiAk: Tjnilnr I Leiter Jesse Kelley. 135 E. Grand; Mra ** ” •«■ Outsiders are In-, pjoyd Burkey and femllv of Has! ** <tdln < Saturday. June 20 vno»»inMvnCONVENTION iv.n iiu.i jciw nrucj, isa r. uraiiu. mra --------------- -------- — ~~ । Floyd Burkey and famllv o( Has-; wedding Saturday. June 20 when before any.white settler • look up Misted several'month* aeo. ha* has CONSERVATION I Hate !■ t-kln. a vacation ' ,nlt4,rd **'eriU 'month* ago. - - ------------------- B .--.vThe watchword of the annual! Gh-’1 Solomon Middleville, ' tings and U>« Mra. .nd Ann Mr. Wolcott U1“ «*«*! Fauble. mathematics।Und “ ......................Miss - ■ ■vlwd — Ann ofW»ko<> o< ““ MM»Ia FaubM. . m.U>. m Johnstown. It was a mon­ Ju>l .completed a twelve weeks’ ___ _ _______ ' lear*K»r teacher In tha Pnntlar nnHnnl schools, was Bler. When first seen by white men, injt... course in eround work at *«»•»«••••*■•• convention of route-------------2; Harvey FurPast Noble Grand* will entertain ' charlotte -^-re 8und»v -ne»t, in the Pontiac . th!* U1M summer from active work by tra training »*• Michigan United, <.....<<.1 -Melva - — Clagett. ———•------*----, -— tfcctor’s nrtim orders, and will entov enjoy-------------------------a Bn ^uon .. fleld Conservation M,.h. clubs, ». held at wmwh.lloag. Hough- h**- Nashville i«Mtnr*a .. n^ * r Denver Col . m -• Ralph Burroughs, the county P. N. G. July 10 at a 1 their parent*, Mr. and Mn. A. T. united In marriage to Mr. Arthuripart Of the trunk was imbedded in ! Eash. .Wilson of Lansing, who I* connectgon, mUcxy iand on which it rest at Loach lake In the family and lua received hls apnolntment ,on ,ake' 'June »•«. WM w watch 002 s Jefferaon. Mra. Mrs. W. H. Weav- o'clock luncheon. Attend Sunday school at 10 15 Mr and Urs A,bert 8labau«h and ed with the state work among crip-• mm grown. That tree trunk, when ______________ ________ __________________________ _____________ .... . . _ ‘.ndchurch ull Holmes ofipartor u WB> imbedded, waa *0 WLU. U» MkUnn B.U______ TC;-_ b. UwutmM « to «« Uw ,„w new _Bobbin "_ m SJ SSrii U«»«■> •• ‘ » >LvWn^'a^Mrl Medical hospital phone Company expect* to be able] field as soon a* It Is ready for use expenditures because of the war.’ “ed^al patients P*U^ at U>e U‘cJ?? PlU‘I Roblnaon 1* our new pastor Caledonia Monday. Woodland performed the ceremony. 1 thick through that Justus Butler, to meet most request* for service For the present however tils adHomer Smith, member of the ?nd whose conditions are good are: ' Callers the past week at Jerry I Guest* present were: Mr. and Mra grandfather of Mr. Conklin, who at It* summer resort exchanges this drees to Lowry Held Denver His stole state board of that organization. <J«orx>Geoigr Niicxeican. Nackelcan. am 219 W. State; 1I The Shultz community Community Club will will, tnougn Blough'ss were Donald Miller or of umLan-1, Maurice kcco Reed ana and ramuy family or of unLan- was WB5 <slx tx ffed uu.. had tn astand on w. state; Tne Bhuit* Donato Miner eet uU Tr*” .. . . 17 ncia. Denver. MIS of Delton 1 Hl*worth BUaiwth Myer*, Mv<-ra route m>il« *• Ur, l,„. mMt »-lth Hr. r Ihhl. rr«.'.n I .>ru» Aamn .nrt famllv .Inw Ur. Panht. nf Pnntl.r ... cn tjie D Floris year many peraons still will be un-friend* here congratulate him up- and «Charles —- — ~ I rf .u” "jr 3: Mra Jen- , meet with Mr*. Libbie Craven onjuna. Aaron Gronewald and family : sing. Mrs. Faubte of Pontiac, moth-1 his tiptoes lo see objects ~ ... uie spwnam rcxaro ne 1. maxPresident of the Barry CountyL'n ‘ e Brumbaugh route 4; Mrs. Chas. Thursday, July 2 1 and Mra Russell Blough and chll- er of th. bride. Mr and Mr*. Frankly, ,lde of lla lower p.^ able to gel service because of war on Ute splendid record he Is mak- President of lhe Barry Countju ’lfle Brumbaugh, route —. « . .. . .—; ocner siae oi its lower pan. ...... __ .. .u_ ___ ■■ ___ ... _______ . ... ... . . ^ i .. k ........ Hammono. route ---------------dren of Freeport. restriction.', officials of the com-'Ing and know he will continue his R<xl and Gun club, represented< Hammond, route 4: Mrs. Cornelia wryiEnwvK:----------------drwn oF FTewport. __ Holmraof The lower as of Grand Rapids. R*plds. Rev. and) and |Ower part [Mr. of IhU thU Ibig tree. - - - - -- ------------------ 1 Earl Scheller. Jr., and James Holmes of Woodland Mr* 1 fOr qUjte a fev above lhe root*. pony stated. Restrictions to date «i wets as a field Instructor our local sportsmen throughout tbe!■B•,8fn,• Dellon. route 1. auto seeIThe 2marriage of Mtes Gretchen. 80,7 Barry of of Lake Lake Odessa Odessa catted called on the n Rm>H Frank Wnlmn ___ __ _ ____ .... _____u affect mostly exchanges where Friend* of Mr and Mra Floyd convention. Mr. and Mrs Kim dent Saturday night. Injuries to j-P,,' T.------------- . ----------MJ Hiai mk iiu.n ».•» Mrvlce demand* have twen greatly Everhart now of Lake WorttLFte?'«««". and Mr*. Homer Smith were Mabto BwckeU. 614 E. and Mrs. Johnston were all. school I broken off a few feet above Uie mcreased by th. war effort. !: former ! 2"',d' M"'. le N^mZTTS^ S Tm7. 2^' afteniX mates In high school and Sunday pound when It fell. The rest of former residents residents of of Freeport Freeport and and there there for ‘or the the Sunday Sunday banquet. banquet. •1 Hiutlngs. ”— u- glad to ■- hear — thatt Resolution* were passedLL" In regard '.center. Fishing season open* today. will be Middleville Mrs Portit J Hall of Hastings, was! Mra. Sarah Lacy visited her niece. school al Bear Lake. Michigan, the tree was solid Umber. Mr. Conkremember when this stump An Interesting letter Just received Itate^SSlittoM lLIhSi Thtal Guild donation* during the past *ole«nnlred Saturday, June 20. at Mrs Alma McRobert* of Lake Odes- After dinner waa served, the happy1 lln couple left for places In central and. WB3 iylng nat on the ground. In from Hying Officer George Michael «7^rst^M.^ ho^ta d^L'on l^ pl.ce^ a “busl^ —k were a ^v.rtX £dri£e R>ton. Ohio, by lhe Rev. Gorham ra Friday McPharhn of the, Eagle (UB.) mXX ^*Umda? f^m 9 a ra i^t j‘-“nP ’'th night 11*Hl by Mr. Wfi- of th. Hrac M.thodtot church. I। Martyn of Grand Rapid* northern Michigan, but will be com-. winter*, when the swnil was cov­ Marilyn ktarttn k—,--------------------------------to--------spending the week her cou­ ing back to make their home in cred with water which had frozen Squadron R A. F. Great Brillan. Uh p ra I »*m Schader'. guild; curtains and For her wedding lhe bride cho*J --------- with ----------Lansing. I over, Uie children used to go to to being prepared for publication * •w“‘ •* "“J “>«« Another business session was held! rtxb‘ wnporeh given by the • l»*d« Mue dress with white ac- sin. Gwendolyn Mishler. Mis* Margery Reesor has return- that pond to Mutate. He rtmtem­ .1 Mr. and Mrs Edd Lacy accompaed to Kalamazoo to attend summer) bers that that apart of lhe hallow ^Ident arid ThUeons-enlence for lhe nurse, and ro«n with red and blue delphlnW tvtrh.ri U In ehnn. of U,«r ■■ r , . .. ‘---------------------— ~-------------------* W“>«chool. stump ixtendlng above ’.he ice wa* Charlotte Wednesday afternoon toj' Galnev who to said Mid to be be ePrtmy for „ the patient. u to grrauy greatly —------------- ------ ------------ ------------ -• * -------- ' — lc puucuu Un a . la ■ ‘Uw<’ Lakp Worth. All hope he Harry R. Gaine*, ■ ttenik the. the funeral of Mrs. Mra Edd Fdri 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham en-, big enough so that five or six chllMrs Elmer Green- M.lss CorneUa Bevcrwyk. a steter. attend tertained the following guest* Sun- dren could skate Imide of IL Harold Parker and Arnold Perk- may make a rapid and complete the "spark plug" of Uie organlz*Uon apifreciated. field of Nashville donated maga- who "Ota a beige dress with beige' Lacy’s nephew. day In honor of their son. Gerald's | The solid portion of the big tree, In* Jumped from our cool Michigan; recovery. ' wo* elected secretary Mr*. Beulah Lint of LoweU spent spring Into midsummer heat al! m1« Beatrice Benham has acDare Roberts, outdoor editor on zincs for children also stereopticon "cressones and carried red cams- the past week with Mr. and Mr*. twenty-second birthday,- Mr. and; above* the hollow spot, down to that |tlon*. J- C. Miller, of Ohio, was Mrs. Ed. Weiner of Grand Rapids.'part of the trunk whteh was un­ Camp Wolters near FL Worth. Tex-(eepted a position in the dining 'he Cincinnati Enquirer, gave the views and view boxes. Milo Curtiss. --------------- it. 1 best man. as. Added to this they have to be, room ,t the American Legion bos- m»ln address at the Sunday evening SUGAR Caller* Uie past week at Milo Cur- Mr. and Mr*. -Richard Koaeley of bedded In the ground, was some FOR VICTORY [ Sgt. and Mrs Hall are both gradin quarantine for a period because plul. creek. and ieaVr3 Sat- banquet at the Rustic hotel. HlgUss' were Mr. and Mr*. I. J. Sher­ BatUe Creek. Mr. and Mr*. ChaaJ time ago sawed and split off as fireGlenn R. Larke. of Saginaw, eduates from Hastings High school, Erway of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs I wood. The Imbedded part, of of the development of measles and urday to begin work Uiere. Kins lake.- Other speakers were P. ; man of Middleville and Mr. ’ Raymond Wickham of Howell. Mrs. I course, was not ht for fuel. Many mumps among some of the enlisted Miss Neva Warner, granddaugh- J- HoHmasler, conservation dlrcc- itor of the Sugar Beet Journal, was Sgt. Hall te stationed at Onmp : Mrs. Glen Conroe of Saranac. the Rotary speaker Monday noon. Beauregard. Alexandria. La., and' _________ A- J. Woodmansee and daughter Sy- cord* were taken from the sound men who accompanied them. j ter of Mr. and Mrs WUUs Struble, tor. and Fred Westerman, chief-of bll of HasUngs. Mrs. Andrus of portion of the tree. Fireplaces come in handy these' ha* accepted a position In lhe office the Michigan flail division. Ben Hte theme was "Sugar for Victory." will return after a ten-day furlough. I CARLTON CENTER In u preliminary talk he asserted Before he entered lhe Army. Sgt ! f-__. vaimtm* hu h-<-n Grand Rapids. Miss Freda Butolph Not fa' rrom Uu* locality, on day* to take Uie chill off Uie chilly. of the Bohn Aluminum and Brass Emi was toastmaster that lhe farmers of Michigan would Hall was employed at the Hasting*. lo r Technical Corporal of HasUngs. Miss Marie Eldridge Manlier farm, stood an oak tree weather June 1942 1* dishing out.; Co. of Detroit. A banquet Saturday evening at raise 140.000 acres of sugar beet* City bank and Mr* Hall te with the! K,°!"^latlo,:, Neison orpor’1 of Lake Odessa. , that was said to have yielded tlie Rotary IntemaUanal ha* drawn: A prohibition meeting wa* lield •>» State ConservaUon training Mr. and Mr*. Keith Durkee vis-1 largest amount of lumber ever takin 1942 which, at the average of re- Bell Telephone Co. She will re- ■ Mrs t^siie Daniels and son Hart fire local Rotarians to 1U annual at North Maple Grove church last quarter* offered a program of en-: cent yeara. would yield 300.000.000 main at home with her parents for “hool reunion al the ited the latter'* parent*. Mr. andl«> frotn onc onk hi Barry cnnvenUon which was held thi*; Thursday evening. June 18, with tertalnmcnt. pounds of sugar. That he said, the present. 1 -------------—j—Thursday. Mrs. Adam Endres of Freeport, county. But that tree was conald..Gregory school year in Toronto. Ont. Those who B c. Hoyt. Nashrllle. spea’ker. ‘An• —— would be enough sugar to feed the __ j; — i erably smaller than the fallen Ruth and Alice Beck are home for Sunday. attended were Joseph McKnlght. J.; other prohibition meeting was held DAUGHTER OF PIONEER American army tor for a a year. year. He He next next A '5 A,JP^_X!trRPLE CROSS ! swamp oak we have described. Mr. PARENTH DIEK . An * nc , a ^ army• ” ••• ~ ’ ’ the summ summer from Kalanutxoo. where H. Tredinnick. D. A. Van Buskirk, at Uie ^Brethren church. souUi of PARENTS DIES __ - reel nf ...... mrc _____ ...u ilaree । presented talkie- mn •*’■* MERrmnmfTK .-ir.Ki i otiiut n , At-rs ) NORTH HOPE j Conklin took away lhe specimen oC0U,?„*°’ da“«h‘*r moving picture? illustraUng and A’ard* and cation* for gallantI: they attended college. D. D. Walton and Robert Cook. .’Woodland. Sunday. June 14. Mr. and Mr*. Harvey Hill and Mra.' mentioned a* * souvenir of what he Elmer Marlow *p?nt a few Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Potto Martin E. Van GetoonT son of cof Robert and Sarah Count, plonter explaining the raising of sugar beeta and meritorious action during last ' daMrs .. Nelson Hulbert and son of BatUe believe* wa* once pOMlbly lhe iargL_t week In Freeport. opened their Gun lake cottage last Mra. Maude Van Gelson of Dow- settler* of Yankee ....acc op,.,,*, wu- and the factory processing neces- December’s InlUal attack on Hawaii I Springs lO townp. ! Mr*. Clayton Valentine has been Creek spent Sunday wlUi Mr. and, Mt oak tree In this county. u 1 u n r tom l'n ,u?nfr,y °u hCre5,5 ship, passed Poased awav away Sundnv Sunday at at the the*2i^ ’ihenTtato sugar" recently at Hickham .... to traiuform r woreWfre mademadc reeenllv at UL-Vhim . . ’ . Mrs. Albert Ulrich. I w--Z.Mn2L’ " • >--------- ;-----Ra**“r’ nILJ u 18 “J, th~ .A r ,wmc of Mr* Jan,ca Silsbee. 410 E n »-as oil very Interesting , Hawaii. Thirteen Sliver Star* sick, in bed with a hard cold. Sunday afternoon visitors al the, W*8T HOPE ' Janet and Linda Lou Tlscher and of the late Mr. and Mr*. John G. Porl» He graduated from Battie Bond St. very^ uitcrcsung. ,■ weie urwnted 0| n|hrr Lawrence McMaster, her two presented and and (n to ,101 other Shirley Valentine are attending home of Mr. and Mr* Otto Pran»h-1 Nagler. weU known in Barrf Co.'Creek High school in the class of Mtes Count wo* born In New York ROY HATHAWAY RECEIVES ! officer* and enlisted men went lhe1 Dully Vacation Bible school at lhe ka were Mr. and Mrs Walter Mis- children and her mother, with one ha* been called back to the Aliys-. 4CI and since that Ume has at- 6Ute In 1862, coming to Barry FINE PROMOTION «. ke and son of Lake Odessa Mr. and car “nd 0,10 BeUon with car nutnj award of the Purple Heart, citing Ctialmera plant In Milwaukee from tended business college. Hto many county with her parents when bull Word has been received by Mrs. each of them for "meritorious act* Zion Lutheran church, northeast of Mrs. Merle Tobias of Dowling and,bcr tw° n,et on u"-' Baumgartner 1 Woodland. the Canadian branch. He now iiolds friends wish him much aucceM. a small child. She lived In Hastings! Mabel Roush Uvat her nephew. Roy of 'essential service" during the Mrs. Wilma Pennington of Delton Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Ferguson of comer Saturday night resulting In position of chief the responsible posiUon Mr. and ;Mra Roy °?rde\e7‘"- lor nearly fifty years and was a Hathaway, who enlisted in Uie aerial attack. Each wa* wounded ' pretty badly damaged car* and ■ spent Friday wiUi her sister, Mrs. Delton. engineer in that big plant which 1* talned^their pot luck club al their lifelong member of the First Metho-1 armed forces 3‘» years ago. has reAmong the 101 men to receive Mr. and Mr*. Donald McCallum *°n,e 1x111 cuts but no serious in­ i Arley Todd. turning out tanka and airplane en- Gun take cottage Sunday night dut church of this city. i ceived u fine advancement. He the Purple Heart wa* a Barry occupant* Harlass Babcock of Kalamazoo spent Sunday afternoon wUi Mr. Jurt« tor — MIm Count to survived by one sis- has been promoted to Warrant Of- county boy, Raymond A. Bunn, soni visited M1m Ruth Beck test week. A the church and Mrs -Everett McCallum at ‘ good program at •—-" ter. Mrs. Zllplui Reed of Durand. ' fleer. He acts as personal sten- of Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Bunn of Sunday evening and very instruc­ Mr*. Fred Henney entertained her Hickory Comers. C Services were held Tuesday af- ographer and aide-de-camp to and Freeport. Raymond, who has re- father. Al Nichols of Hastings, for tive talks by the Rev*. Roy Hough­ Paul Pnyudika Is spending a few y temoon at the Leonard funeral chief clerk in the office of the cently been promoted to the rank dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mort day* with Mr. and Mn. Merle To-1 ton and wife on the conditions, life 0 home with the Rev. Winston Stone, Chief of Staff. Seventh Motorised of corporal, received serious stom- Nichols and family were callers in bias at Dowling. and needs of the people of Africa. officiating. Burial was in the fam-: Division in Camp San Lute Obispo, ach injuries In the attack, and was the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Theodore Pranshka.1 There will be quarterly meeting at x lly lot at the Yankee Springs ceme-, California. Roy'to a graduate of confined to lhe hospital for some Keith Wlteon of near • Portland and son are spending a few days!i the church next Sunday evening. In Drosses and by the yard. •' ; Hasting* High 1938. time but te again on active duty. was a dinner guest at the norne of In Delton attending to the Sinclair । Come out to the services. t ’ Mrs. Roush and her daughter Another son of Mr. and Mrs. John Usbornc Sunday Easy to wash and no ironing. station while Mr*. Welch is in the!| Mr and Mr*. William McCallum A birthday party------------honoring three north attending a wedding. Mrs. Mary Payne, have recently re-' Bunn. Clayton, te also tn the sen ----------- ------—------son William Edward and daughter \ NO FARMERS' DAY turned from a trip to California Ice and te stationed at Hawaii, too. 1 birthdays was held at the hpme of Mr. and Mra. Jim Baker and Mary Margaret spent a week's vacX There's to be no customary Farm­ where they visited Roy and other■ । ---------------- u o » -------------' , Mrs. Robert »■ Krohn Monday -----—i— •« —•-------after- friend* of Kalamazoo spent Sunday! atlon with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ers’ Day the last Friday In July this । ROBERT GARDNER , noon. Beth Todd was eight years at their farm here. I Will McCallum. . X year on the Michigan State College BENNETT , old, Arlene Krohn was five and CarOus Peake spent Sunday with Mr.:: The Community club will meet Tv campus. It’s the war. the college MARRIAGE LICENSES I After a short Illness, Gardner oline Ferrier was two year* old. Al! and Mra. William Martin near Has-J Friday night at the school house. ! Bennett, son of Mr and Mr*. Gard-1 the little guests enjoyed the after- । ttng*. announces, which forces the agri। Gloria Springer entertained her Howard J. Thaler. Freeport .... 20 Js cultural division to call off the usu­ 1 ner Bennett, of this city, pajuted' noon playing games and eating ice , cousin. Miss Springer from Bowens Bertha C. Fausey, Freeport .... 19 Kinds heart* are the gardens. I Mills last week. ' away in a Detroit hospital. Tuesday, cream and cake. al open house Invitation to farmX et»June 18. . । Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Steffey and Kind thought* are the root*. The Community club will meet at Allen C. Lane. Bellefontaine. O 22 X Instead there arc plans to dem' He was bom in Hasting*. July son of Kalamazoo visited John Us­ the school house Friday evening. Barbara A. Betilsworth. Hastings 24‘ 14. 1900, and a greater part of ill* borne and family Monday. "Corky" Kind words are the blossoms. Jh onstrate new scientific practices to Kind deeds ore lhe fruit*.—Anon. | , life wa* spent here. He left Has-1*111 remain for the summer. 5 campus visitor* who may come to James HcughtaUn. Hastings I tings about two months ago to: Mr» Lipkey and Mrs. Mattoon of < the proposed 4-H club fair to be Jacqueline Thomas. Hastings SEERSUCKER - work In a defense plant In Detroit. Hasting* called on Mr*. Gerald X staged the forepart of September: by the yard 22. Dczlh Death came a* as ills the iBHui result VI of an iu-1 In-i TUcher Wednesday In the place of lhe State Fair Max R. Snyder. Hastings ... I fected sinus that spread to glands' “nd Mni- Hans Jcn5On o« X event* usually held at Detroit. : Wanda Converse. Hastings .. in the throat. With him at theiOrand R*P|cls were Sunday vUltors Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■___ lime of his death was hto mother U?e home of Mr- and Mre- Clcon and his sister. Mias Winona Ben-1 SATURDAY ONLY. JUNE 27 Mrs Colonel Yarger went to the nett, of Detroit. DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION oervices neid at the Brown Darrell Jones, we*t of HasService* were. were,held Brown' *’,onle lunm.1 h«i». O~n.Uk., Thur«u,. B“d*’ » r™"" • Lynn Bari. Mary Beth Hughe*. Nite Aslher Sires 3 to 14; nicely trimmed and at 2 D. rn_. the Rev R rnnvo, I wcc,cwell made. Hathaway of this city oUlctaling DVNHAM DISTRICT March Ceiling Price 97c Benn,It family famllv. _... __ ‘ Burial was on the Bennett Billy Donovan, youngest son of lot In Greenville cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Donovan, who ■ was recently graduated from Has­ HUBERT S, BRONSON SOON . TO RECEIVE HIS WINGS „Bnuo llng high school, has enlisted In the Sale Price SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 28-29 At the * largest muni-momulti-mo- nav* and 11 now Oreal LakcJ> „■<. world wviiu, _ 7 ---- ..al ~ --------------.—. — .. । Naval Training Station. lured flying school. Ellington Field.I Spencer Treey. Hedy laMarr, John Garfield nuvert oenu1 °< community, Texas. Enlisted Pilot Hubert Schu-1 The FOR MEN mann Bronson. 20 grandson of Mr. ??der.,^’.e leadership of and Mn D. C. Bronson, of Has•M?Wred R,^c‘ and HaU?^1 Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 . ? Babcock, presented Ungs, to nearing hl* wings, which, abc.odL prc “n,cd a fine Chll( 1 drcns dren'* Day program al at Uie Ute church concludes seven monQis of Inten* program she instruction In grotindUchool. Sunday evening. Several from this neighborhood combat order*, precision and in­' TUES.. WED., THURS.. JUNE 30. JULY 1-2 strument flying, radio work and' attended the Farm Bureau meeting 1 Wednesday evening at the home of blind flving Priscilla Lane, Robert Cumming, la Hubert, “who attended Hastings ^ un<5 Mr*. Walter 8UnU,n Mr.yraand Stanton In our Allies. Threat went to Ally*Chalmm after graduating from the engineering deportment at Ann Arb°r and has advanced through many important assignment*, havIn* ~ been tn charge of Canadian opera­ tion* for the firm. Barry Ragla. who recently en­ listed in Ulc the U. 8.- Nuv Navy, would be Mre IUUa ln U' S >'' would h»PP/ *PP7 10 reCelve lelU?r» nl <01“ to receive g Jost in the shuffle, ■?conveying ot!y7^« fo towing wU< address: address USS Mervlne. .am mx. -.Him, ,h.. "“**.• carc Postmaster. „ Qty H?** NevYwk ____ ___ . __ lU uXQgood,tod!,)ta* iSd to' “TeU "«nbody to write" are the >al New* PROBABLY COUNTY'S LARGEST OAK TREE Community Notice* —..................... SEERSUCKER DRESSES 2.98 TRANC TLEATL»= Children's Print and Gingham Dresses r IFTY NUMBERS in Sma/it "THE NIGHT BEFORE THE DIVORCE" 69c DOWN RIO GRANDE WAY' "TORTILLA FIAT" COAT SALE from I,.°rrk™r^1.ra.r“\(gr*duat5d Mtes Enid Checseman finished the f.om Jackson High a* his parent*' third year at M 8 C. Wednesday J 'evening she returned to East Lanhe,BM««4-:»lng to work in the 4-H Club office ed Tri-State college. Angola. Ind.; for two weeks. Later he wm purchasing clerk at Mr and Mr*. Ned Kidder and the Spariu-Wlthlngton Co.. Jack-1 children from Lansing were guests sot. He enlUted In the Army Air Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Ray OUCorpa. In 1941.. Mrs. Claud Hoffman and Mr*. CHARLTON PARK* Merton Hoffman were dinner guests The Chariton Park nine defeated Misses' & Women s Spring ond Summer Coots Cordu­ roy Reversible Coots, sizes 12 to 20. 6.75 Wool Coots in Polos. Novy. Colored Serge and Spring Jackets at Sale Prices. Creek 12 to-J Sunday On Sunday afternoon attended a shower given the Park team plays the Hasting* by Mr*. Orvan Birman in honor of Merchants at the fairground here Mr*. Arthur Palnham.This te the first time these two DOVb (OMNLBB tfarns have met and should result------------------------------------ -------- --In a hot contest since the Mer- family visited In Jackson Sunday at ‘Exclusive, but not expensiuL’” H AST ENG S' Barry tiieathj? Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 ■ *< FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 26-27 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Sidney Toler (Charlie Chant 'CASTLE IN THE DESERT' "FORBIDDEN TRAILS' SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 28-29 Leo Carrillo. Gloria Jean. Andrew* Stotfr* ★ Xkratscai Smc^Ust Frand»en9s "SABOTEUR" TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE ■'Gcfad Shoes Properly Fitted'' HASTINGS MICHIGAN it* game*. Next Sunday the Park Creek Sundav evening, and Thurawill play a Class “A-l" team of <htX visited Mrs. McClurttln of the Battle Creek Hendershott district. --------•» ■ r N Bergman and wife and ™---------------- u’ — .. Dais> Bergman called at the homes' —- -------- ...... UI mrs. uoc aua buq ana Carlton and Chester Richardson euce in CUmax Sunday, and family of Bellevue were gucote °------- ' •— this -neighborhood Several from Of Mr and Mrs. Art Richardton on attended Ute funeral of Mrs LyM Sumtey. Burwell at Urbandale al Uie funeral Mr. and Mrs. fiert PrUby and home of her brother. Harland WerlGeorge Clmn were Thursday after­ noon gueau of Mr. and Mrs. Art WHAT'S COOKIN' TUES.. WED.. THUMS., JUNE 30, JULY 1-2 CALL OUT THE MARINES' • �COUNTY TAX COMM. COMPLETES LABORS Summer Playground Mr. and Mra. Clyde Moury drove to Kalamazoo last Saturday after­ Over five per cent of Hosting-’ noon to visit their daughter Mabel population. 26fl children, appeared in the hospital and found her much opening day at ths three play­ better and gaining in weight. grounds operated by lhe Hastings i These huge 80-ton heavy tanka Youth Council. The high school! cost 1120,000, and America’s auto­ center led with 120; flrat ward park A»nuy oi iwun------.. . ..... —, motive and locomotive plants are had 82; and second ward school had! boy on June 11. Mr. Ashby wu turning them out on a never-ending - formerly of this place. j -• assembly line. Our army uses light Ing in Grand Rapids on Sunday, Mrs. Blrdena Lyttle, who has been The c. E. on Sunday evening was tanks, weighing 14 tons, and me­ assisting Rev. Moyer at Cloverdale dium tanks of 28 tons also, but we led by Vesta Sense. Next Sunday with Vacation Bible school the past evening tire subject will be ‘Sum­ favor lhe medium tank over the week, went to Allegan Monday mer Sundays’* and will be led by 'k/kailfautifuf'UJltk WAR BONDS Cheney, CAST’LETON HASTING^ TOWNSHIP — Full­ er 7: Gre#orj\7; Altoft 4; Star 7; Hastings Center 6; Pratt 3; Qu Im- and Grand Rapids. Emory 8. Thompson iierforrned the wedding ceremony of a friend' of hla. Geo. Eailey. Thursday eve­ ning nt 9 o'clock at the Thompson home. The Jsride was Miss Patricia West and they were accompanied, by lhe latter’s sister and husbano Mr. nnd Mra. Young. They were nil from Grand Rapids. A good Children's Day program was given Sunday morning at the 8. 8. hour, in charge of Mrs. Ethel Kilmer, assisted by Agnes Haight and Wllda Ailerding. The offering McCallum 7; and with their thlci Brush Ridge 6: armor and heavy-gauge guns they are almost unstoppable. They'art considered superior in gun power, in maneuver­ ability and In die power of their Jones fl; Ryan 4; Flllrporc King 4: roughs 7'.i. MAPLE GROVE-Qualitrap 2' Maple Grove Center 4; Mayo through their purchase ot War Bonds. Invest at least ten percent °t your Incoma In War Bonds evary Orangeville j A SLIVER EARNED A BRAND NEW SUIT ievllle village S' I didn't. So he yanked m« out of my seat, laid me across his chair, look a kindling board, and wenLaft- “It happened that the board broke Thomapple-Kellogg school fl mills. Woodland Township school 5 mills and a share of It penetrated my Nashville Kellogg school — In trousers nnd didn’t slop at that, it village limits 7.15 mills outside the village. 7 mills. Other Large Districts furlough last week. Llgc Colvin called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kid­ der Friday and Mr. and Mra. Wil­ lard Kidder spend the weekend Work shop. (gagi Mr. and Mrs. William Ashby and daughter Marie of Parchment spent addition at the high school Lynn Friday with their parents, Mr. and Lewis. Y. M. C. A. secretary, assists Mrs. Fred Ashby. A very interesting W. C. T. U. with handicraft on Wednesdays. Mrs Delbert Whitmore glvra sev­ eral hours per week, and Mrs Vir­ ginia Baird helps one hour per SUN SUITS Jeon Nedro DRESSES started to seat me properly. I said: • "Just wait a minute." I took a piece of paper out of my pocket and' handed it to him saying: "There is a piece of your kindling'board." He looked at It and turned as white as a sheet. At recess I proved to him I what he had done. That night he sent a note to -my parents asking If he could come Itome with me the next night. My mother sent a note by me saying, 'Sure you are welcome to come.’ So he came that Thurs­ day night.” “Bumie had told my parents that' he wanted to see me In Hastings the next Saturday. We met him1 roent will replace ^pe Novice Ten­ nis Meet, which has been discon­ tinued by its sponsors because of transportation difficulties. Edwin Taylor, playground supervisor, asks that ail who are Interested sign up with, members of the playground staff or at Hodges Jewelry. . The tournament will Include open singles and doubles for both men Lustrous Rayon BLOUSES PLAY SUIT Tailored of silky rayon in white or pusuls! 34-40. Rayon Gabardine! SLACKS We are glad to report that the condltlorpof Mrs. John Ten Harkel Grant's store and bought me a suit is somewhat improved, as she has and Mrs. Thede Pearl near Bedford had.a long siege of serious illness Sunday afternoon. When they were of clothes, the first suit I ever had I He did not stop there. He bought ------- . -• ------- „----- returning at about 8 o’clock, they me a shirt, a necktie and two suite I*11'- Mr “n<1 Mrs WUUam Ston- saw a buck deer about two rods of underwear, a pair of shoes aj»d ;for<t from the road, eating In the ortwo pairs of stockings. And ’■ ’* ' a proud kid? I surely was.' . _ „ , , „ “Bumie was a good tevfier and1 Don£!orttel your pled«e Buy---------------------we all loved him. a few Weeks after y0Ur Stamps and "Bonds" । stream a half that 1 Jokingly said. Teacher. haveiZrom Jour rural maU Carrlcr- " ‘ " you got any more of that board?' ------------------------- He asked me Why?’ I said 'Give, me a silver on, "the other side.' He wanted to know why I made such a request. J* answered. 'My father j Jghed." Guess I will quit for this time." SWIM SUITS weather housekeeping. With handy button-on Gria* ' Dreas-Up SLACK SUITS I urday to spend the lurnrnj i home of his aunts, the Ml Sleek new suit that might have stepped off the cover of your favorite fashion magazine! Non­ chalant belted jacket, slim zip­ pered slacks of rayon faille GIRLS'SLACKS Tomboy's delight! Of rag­ ged cotton 1*111 in bright colors or navy! Buying "On Time." ON SPORT SETS $30,000,000 Annual Advertising Campaign SHEER Cottons has put ONE SIDE Safer, U,—LET’S HEAR th, OTHER 1. Enjoy sound movie. 2. Benefit from the straightforward message. WEEK-END CASE 3. Receive Gene Tunnoy s Excellent article. Some­ JIMMIES thing worth SEEING HEARING end PASSING Longles with bib front." ALONG. SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 7:30 P. M. Ho.Hnj, I. o. O. f. Hall—All Inulred Poetic posy shy dimity c happy -h Smart Woven Covering! . . . and just as prac­ tical! Durable shower­ repellent covering, leath­ er handle, two locks . .. al) spell QUALITY I SHIRTS 4 Gay Summer Gad-A-Bouft! '•COTTON : BLOUSES ft Turns Away from EXPOSED For Tiny Swimmers! Gay prints — plain Now the Nation ENEMIES SUN SUITS J Suspender top • ■ • handy pockets 2-8------ *1 SLACK SUITS Sport sets for boy ( or girl . . from 3-fl------ ’ trophy. | returned to her home in Kokomo, moved from Wayland to the Claude ■ ‘ Bunday after spending the Shafer house. He will help Mr. Republican Candidate for Congress grandmother. Mrs. Pearl Demond1 last Sunday and in lhe afternoon Primary September 15 Beverly Turau and Patricia Halen called on ■ Arch Graves at Stony I of Williamston are visiting at the College Man, Fruit Grower, Church Point. Kenneth, after working two Norman Purchase home. Worker. Veteran of World War, 53 weeks for lhe Royal Coach Co. In I Ruth and Bobby McCullem spent Year* Old. Married, and the Father Hastings is now working for the Mich. Shade Tree Co. doing work In Grand Rapids. DEADLY HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TOMORROW WON’T DO . . . OUR LEADERS TILL US The (raining of millions of men, I ho building of vosl quantities of war equipment, must bo done now, Immediately, today. Tomor­ row may bo loo late—ju»t as it may bo loo Iota to start our economizing: thrift is part of the program, lop . . . and <Jh im­ portant part! Shop and save ot Penney's. WALTER A. CREASON TWO 80 count Rayon crepe or Bembcrg sheer is just the right weight to keep you looking like a cool million I Softly tailored with unart dress- afternoon. Wednesday. Mrs, Kidder, accompanied Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard VOTE FOR 9 inch . dozen Sport Braves. July 1—Brockway Saxons vs. Kist a shopping trip to Grand Rapids. FOR CONGRESS PAPER PLATES NAPKINS-WHITE 400 CLUB BEVERAGES PORK & BEANS CRISCO SHORTENING wa, hours for children at high school are 2 to 3 Tuesdays and Thursdays. At second ward stories are possible each morning. THE MEN WHO GIVE THEIR LIVES, GIVE THEM! YOU'RE ONLY ASKED TO LEND !0rX OF YOUR FAY. THAT ISN’T Children from any part of town MUCH, IS IT? BUY YOUR WAR STAMPS AND BONDS AT PENNEY'S! files in the white building. Jig­ saws and leather work are avail­ able each day. On Wednesdays 2:18 to 3:15 girls will work on doll sewing. They should bring their This week all playgrounds have been stressing the Children's Parade for the Bluegill Festival and pre­ paration for winning a prize or lhe cIdm the offering banner. About 70 bicycle. For particulars see last were present. week’s issue or the playground bul­ । Tile L. A. S. club No. 3 will pay. letin. The parade starts promptly Into the Treasury a sum of S7 in­ at 1:00 Friday and will be led by stead of serving the supper In’July. I the Junior band with George and Hugo Walton os drum majors. For older children plans are beSynday. .ing made for bicycle swim hike*. Recognition of Father's Day was made in S. 8. Sunday. Opening day games In the Play­ ground Leagues resulted In victor­ ies for Kist Eagles over Brockway Saxons 17-8 In lhe Major League and for Reed Yankees over the Beumer Pirates 11-7 In the Minor League stars of the first game were Jack McKeough with four run* for the winners and Kingsley Zerbel with three for the losers. In the younger boys’ game Grein­ she nnd her mother will be warmly er had three runs for the winning welcomed by Dowling friends. Mrs. Ttielma'Shay of Battle Creek ' was a weekend guest at lhe Alberti June 29 — Strand Dodgers vs. Brockway Saxons. Beumer Pirates vs. Waters Giants. Auto Sport Braves vs. LyBarker Indians. June 30—Kist Eagles vs. Bslrd Mra. Alta* Kidder and Mra. ShelJlngton attended the missionary The Friendly Neighbor Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Geo Tag­ gart. Thursday July 2. Mrs. Tag­ gart is entertaining for Mrs. Howard FRIDAY frocks for daugh­ ter and her doily, gay dresa-up out­ fits for big daugh­ ter, and ever-freatj �■AMM—, TBramr, Jipo Mt mi The demonstration of carrier borne A SOLDIER'S VOW offensive power was so overwhelm­ Some time has passed since first we met; ingly convincing Uvat naval con­ I remember the past with sore re-1 struction program has been draa, TURN «reL j. tlcally altered. Buper-dreadnaughte When we Mt and built our castles AT HAND have been aide tracked in favor of of goldr A* extremely critical phaae of Uie more carriers, thus conceding that With loving word* our plan* we I war tram the united Nations' point' capital ships are no longer con­ told. We could not foresee what fate had of etew la now al hand. sidered a measure of naval power. in store. The more spectacular headlinesJ lhe aircraft carrier, after weathLittle we thought of people al war. amanaUng from the Pacific area crln< Mtonny yea„ of controversy, and the thousand-plane bomber has moved up into the leading posl- Until on* night, our freedom defied. 1 We were tricked, trapped while ot I ralds Ot) Germany have detracted tlon. peace they lied; attention from the fact that Gen. I ■ ------------From acrowi lhe sea came that yei- | Rcomell has steadily been conaoll- MITCHELL WAS right low horde. dating his position tn Libya. The "No defensive force can stop a deTheir parcel* of death in their, BrtUsh army in North Africa Is now termined offensive force by air.” planes were stored. back where It started last year Ail, Thl-’ resounding conclusion was Then out of the night “our" scrap- ‘ Iron came. at Libya' b once again tn Axis, staled by Rear Admiral Carl Sherhands Including Tobruk which In a m“n. captain ot the carrier Lexlng- The harbor became a sea of flame. former German drive was a point of «>n whose planes had simk two • When at last It was over, away they resistance which stopped Rommel! s ’ Japanese carriers and taken part fled. thrust. Now Tobruk te gone. I>n several destructive raids against' The ground wav littered with met. Kurth U not >n Uilttl Urrt brt<— >h. wu I who were dead. battle ana. Rather, it Is the right !*unk ln,.tum-t>jraetermlned Jap- Take off your hat, son* and bow down your head. X flank of a giant Nail pincer move- . anc!* airmen. And say a aliogt prayer for our; went aimed at the rich oU fields in ■n,ere *•» nothing to criticize buddles dead. j South Russia. Iraq and Iran, and,,boul measures taken to defend . Take an oath ere the sun has set: I the cutting of British communica-'the Lexington during her final Make up your mind those rate well ttons through Suex I SIru6Slc. She was surrounded by I . Nor 1s that all The most serious *crwn' °f Troyers and cruteers consequence of this acUoo. If sue- ! *h“*‘ anti-aircraft guns took a toll It may take a while, but we won't ' shirk; ceaatul. would be to effect a seaway of 19 ene“> planes, a new record j We II tramp through mud. through junction with Japan who already |for engagements of this sort, while blood and dirt; has access to rich resources in the defending airmen shot down 24 Well raise “Old Glory" array on high. But Indies and Malay which would lnorf' 11,lLS 43 attacking planes out And make her mistress of land and provide materials badly needed by'of 9 for« of 103 were deNaxl war industries. Furthermore, s’nvyed. But the 59 which came , Go to It. men. with plenty of ardor— such a junction would enable Japan through managed to hit the Lex- Remember what happened at Peart Harbor! to get finished war materials from I »ngton with five torpedos, one half­ —fey Corp Clarence T. Courser. German factories—particularly air- ,,on bomb *nd one smaller one. Corporal Courser, who wrote the planes and airplane parts. I H te a credit to American naval above poem, te now on duty with If this line of communication can construction that the Lexington look the armed forces tn Iceland—Ea. bo established and maintained, the “» ‘hl* punishment without going present war would very probably to pieces. After lhe attack wa* THREE CORNERS Mr. and Mra. J. Shirley Wing and drag on for years and require ex-I over, she was soon able to proceed sons. Kenneth and Larry of Muske­ pendlture* of materials and man- on even keel and 'at almost norma! gon were Thursday guests ot Mr power beyond the imagination to speed, oa* fumes from fuel lines and Mrs Claude Hammond and comprehend । which had loosened during Uie Paul and helped Mra. Hammond ob­ The situation is serious and the bombardment eventually caused lhe serve her birthday. Mr. and Mrs Natalie and United Nation* must make good use destructive blast which completed James Hammond. Thomas were evening guests there. of the few advantages they now the work Uie Japs had started, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sisson and possess In order to gain time to' The Japanese weren't able to 1 Paul were Sunday afternoon call­ reinforce their position* sufficiently protect their ships from determined ; era at the home of Mr and Mra. /or offensive action. air attacks and the best American 1 Keith Perlee of 8. W. Woodland. jFkyorable factors are that the defense wasn't able to «ave lhe Lester Larabee of Durand spent rials Russians seem to be holding splen- Lexington. So. Rear Admiral Slurdidly even though they hav? not dis- man * statement about the po- 1 and Sue. who played strength sufficient to take tency of an air offensive te no been guest* of her parent* the past the offensive and hold it Sevasto­ more theory but a tested military week returned home with him. Maury E. Moore and Mr*. Floyd1 pol ha* not fallen even though the fact. Gen. Billy Mitchell, in command ' Walter* of Grand Rapids were last, Ng*l bcselgera have brought great Sunday evening guest* of Mr. and force to bear, lhe front around of the U. S. air forces during World j Mrs Frank Thompson and son. Karkov is certainly no worse than War I. made a similar prediction Dennl* Maury of Freeport. It was before the start of the spring more than 20 years ago. But he was Mr and Mrs. Clifford Walters and "feeler- offensives. Although Gen. ahead of hi* time. Some people ad- ' daughter*. Barbara, fffary Lou and Rommel has twice outsmarted Brlt- mired hte nerve, others hated hte Carol 8ue. of Terre Haute. Ind . and Dorothy Adam* o'f Bloomington. atn'» African army, he has never spunk, but almost no one believed Ind. arrived Thursday evening for been able to break through defenses him a week's sojourn with his parent*. guarding the approaches to AlexWhen Mitchell spoke of air power. Mr. and Mrs Edw. Walters. Fathandrla. If the British are able to he didn't have in mind the flimsy er's day guest* there and to enjoy; a visit with their brotlier. Clifford craft of the post war decade. He hold again, perhaps the U. S. A. will and family were Mr. and Mrs. Seth have time to send over enough correctly foresaw the tremendous I J. Cook and Shirley Jean of Lan­ -Improvement* which ding; Mra. Cecil Plank. Marte and medium tanks and dive bombers to technical add an offensive punch which Eng­ would Increase the range, speed, LeRoy Cecil of Cleveland. Ohio; land's brave desert fighters have durability and load capacity of the , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walter* and ' airplane. s Marion of Grand Rapids. ’ always lacked. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hammond Uncertain factors are that Ute 1 Most of those in charge of our spent the weekend with their un­ full force of the Nazi offensive peace-time army following the war. cle and aunt. Mr. and Mra M. Paul' against Russia has not yet been un­ on the contrary, thought of air, Wing cf Detroit, returning home teashed. Whether or not the So­ power In terms of the frail Utile Monday morning. viet* have been able to uma-ss suf­ airships that had been In action' Mr. and Mra. Clifford Magoon an-. nounce lhe engagement of their ficient mechanized equipment to over the battlefields of France. daughters. Geraldine to Elton Mcstop the expected drive remain* to I So. when Billy Mitchell said "We Ohan of Hasting* and De loris to be seen Gen. Rommel ha* ap­ must relegate armies and navies' Maynard Moyer of Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walters and parently been able to get a much lo a glass case In a dusty museum, larger mechanized force assembled which contains sample* of the dlno-1 Marlon of Grand Rapid* were Fath­ tn Africa than he had last year. He 1 saw. the mammoth and the cave er'* Day supper guest* of her fath­ er. Maury E. Moore. may be able to break through tills bear." military and naval expert* Natalie Hammond was the week­ ttae. were neither pleased nor Impressed. end guest of her cousin, Margaret A* a matter of fact, that state- Jean Fisher of East State Road and Anyway, the really significant war Thomas of hte grandparent*. Mr. ment was and still is extreme. Even news al the next few month* will and Mrs. Leo Fisher during their i come from North Africa and South­ yet. the airplane ha* not become parent*' absence. ern Russia. Rcntov and Alexandria so potent that it can displace ground Ruth and Ann Cook returned to are the focal point* in the present force* and navies. In Libya, the their home at Durand a week ago United Nations had a definite su­ Sunday after a week's visit wllhi picture. periority" in the air—Yet Rommel Dorothy Robinson. The latter ac­ AIRCRAFT CARRIER was able to push through defense companied them home for a visit, ateo visiting her sister. Retha and NOW LEADS line* guarding. Tobruk because he The airplane carrier has definite­ could muster a superior force of family, returning tuune Sunday. . , ly replaced the Imposing super- medium tanks. MILO dreadnaught a* the backbone of The 4-JI Food Preparation Club However. Uie day may come when naval offensive power. MItchellteZprcdictlon te completely prepared and ierved a sb6rtcake luncheon at at tnc the name home ot of 'Virginia fnintrf cv». llow „„„ I—. luncnron Virginia Thl* fact, already indicated in fuinikr. w. Esrn now both land-and al)tl Naomi Beck Friday afternoon. previous naval-air engagement*, wa* 1^ forees have had lo modlf theJf । -------- . ___ Mr and Mra. Rush Saunders look oondualvely proved during the bat- ' -tactic* -because of the tremendous W* mother to Detroit Thursday, reties of Coral Sea and Midway Is­ | power qf Uie modern warplane. ! turning early in the evening. land. Uu'. On, MlUhell 100 W*«> ' ■ uas mu per came 8aturdaj n, spen(j the *umAlthough land-based bomber* al- ___ ___ _ ccnt correct in predicting that the mer at lhe Bradfield home “ “> durl"« rtri.n’e’ wouM “u mLcm' The friends of Mr. Van Strealn «ch or ib, in batrtf^—and »i MM. over any w,rahlp [hat c,n,, wllJr. are rorry to hear that he te not feeling a* well a* he was aaunuj a«nma« th. muon ’ „„„ proved „ . There were 34 ladies who attend­ ed the picnic at Parchment on Provcd “ at: Wednesday a* the guetta of Mrs Bering doubts which skeptrs may Singapore by sinking live Repulse Mary Flowers After a delicious have had concerning this type of I and the Prince of Wale*, two of Uie l»‘-luck dinner a short business craft. mightiest warships afloat, the U. 8 c*Ued to order by the »- — •—-- as — — •Ad■ I laltrnen proved. it at Coral Sea and ; president. Mr* Phllmon. A tour, Even — such veterans Rear of the park and community house mlral Frederick Cart Sherman of Midway Island was then enjoyed, having been ar-i lhe Lexington were surprised al the As a matter r:"*: of fact. Germany got ranged by Bernice Flower* tremendous offensive power of car- away to a “ flytag start In mUitaryMra. Emily Wilcox te spending a rter-ba*ed squadrons. On one raid ' aviation by following the concept* of : few days at Wall lake. Mra. Madeline Norman and Law- 1 akme. at Tulagi Harbor on May 4. air power outlined by Mitchell two rence Tobias attended a 4-H Leadera meeting at Hasting* Thursd»> officially credited with sinking Event* have more tlian vindicated evening. eleven enemy warship- Including j Gen Mitchell for the stand he look Tie Children's Day ejerctees were two heavy cruteer* and three light > People no longer consider ills court ven- much enjoyed Sunday There were 74 present and lhe collection cruisers. In addition many smaller .martial a disgrace *If they ever dld> was over »B00 We also enjoyed) craft were damaged or sunk by gun-1 but rather something closely akin to the sermon given by our new pastor 1 fire. Altogether carrier-based air- ' political persecution lhe Reverend Robinson. craft were credited with destroying । As an added gesture to Uie mein- SHVLTZ ’ * f twenty Japanese warship* and ory of a great fighter and airman, transport* during the curat 8ea ' . wm,„ -----t imwioraesBr «r it. UtUe. ' . future of air power,.......... ................... it would seem on Wedneaday and Thursday. Burface ship* of the two navies — entirely fitting and■ proper to name Mr* Adelbert Craven attended a never got dore enough to open fire one of our newest ami mmt power- birthday party at the Wllford Dent either at Coral Sea or Midway The ful aircraft carrier*, the -mn- M,ta6e °n Lake Morrteon Sunday "“v celebrating the birthday* of Mra cruiser*, battleships and destroyers Mitchell " Hamilton of Lansing and Mrs Will Dent of Vicksburg. . the carriers white the warplane* : Therf ‘ nothing *o kingly a* kindUtopia must be the place where’ to, „»«. a housewife never has any unin­ torpwlo craft | _Aljc# vited guest* OH SALE! 35* GRADE SUPREME QUALITY 100% PURE Make* velvety-smooth ice cream In 7 to 12 minuted Turn* eerily. Ru*t-reri*ting metal pan*. PENNSYLVANIA OIL Ideal for all lummir iporti! Closely woven all-white cot­ ton. Get yours NOW at Wards! 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An extra coat ot asphalt on the back is weather-proof/ Fadeproof celorl Fift'rrtiruatl BUY WAR STAMPS... OH SALE AT MONTGOMERY WARD HASTINGS . CATALOG ORDER SERVICE FUONE MH �THE HASTINGS BANNKK, THUBEDAY, JUNE U, 1941 and granddaughter Artenc spent I Mr. and Mra. Aaron Schwucho ot I last Saturday in the Robert Shriek-' Battle Creek called at Jack SulllHh.nu.1 rnntta Ma 1 will rn«.« er homt ,l Uhland In honor of van's Sunday afternoon. “XbU.-. buuxar | xr and Xra. Alberi NrtB wen twllh Mrs. John Ketcham Friday Uh ItoFridas Mr. and Mrl Ruw<ll Whittemore Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and afternoon for a picnic supper. Mrs.! visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mathews Mrs. John Havens In Hastings, A. K. Prandsen Is chairman ot the at Fowler Saturday night. I The Hendershott church was well guild. Mr. and Mn Al Wolfe and represented at the farewell party tawcM «!..», Nn I h.. rh.n.Ad daughter and Maurice Brway and for Rev. and Mra Butterfield at the . tn b,by °' Qr,nd “H11 w»rd ^mby Church. We regret to see . mxunr daU X a..m two nda „„ gundw k,„ on Tuesday evening lhe next meet-: vteiton at Roy Erwsy's. gratulau them In their good forIng coming on Tuesday evening, j Mr. and Mn. Wm. Whittemore tune and hope they wUl be happy June 30. All members are urged to and Mr. and Mn. Lowell Whltte-' in their new charge. be present as there la special buslmore of Delton were Sunday vial:Our new minister. Miss Rulteon on at Chas, Whittemore's will fill ths pulpit next Sunday and Jack Brownell of Detroit was a we hope there wlU be a good atWriters' Guild Meets tendance. ,, The Writer*' Guild of Hastings' weekend guest al Jack Erway'a. , Mn, Sara Erway L» spending the' — '•--------met Thursday evening, June 18. at'; week with lhe Louie Erwaya al Kai- • CLOVERDALE the home ofzMlu Sara Beryl Schad-' । amazoo. * Sunday evening will be lhe closer. Prosecuting Attorney Barnett *us In charge of tlie meeting and 1 Mr. and Mn. Russell Thornton; big program of the Vacation Bible each member^submitted a synopsis!i and sons of Charlotte spent Sunday! school at the church. The enrollat Clyde Warren's Patty returned ’ mcnt has been 48 and most of them of lhe embryonic novel that every home with them for a visit / I have been in regular attendance writer has lurking In the back af ' Mr. and Mra. Ray Erway attended । A fine program will be gvien Hunhte or her mind. Uncompleted plans the letter carriers meeting at Cale-!d»y evening. Every one welcome, for the July meeting were put In the i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kingsbury hands of Sura Beryl Schader and 'donla park Saturday night Hie W. S. C. 5. will be entertain­ entertained at Sunday dinner with Gertrude Springer. Mrii.''CMcadden was guest of the evening. ! ed In. Hie Ray Erway home for sup­ a family gathering honoring Fainper this week Friday. Organizations I to R. I. Hendershott for the tetter's. has added a U-horaepovtr motor dastora building now occupied by Jo*, livery wagon to their well-equipped 1 Rogers. , establishment Yesterday W. E AUgeo's new bakH^ungx Orange No. M with M ery wagon arrived from Grand Rap- members was organized on Monday ' Id* and he will won be able to night. TWENTY YEARS AGO I bring al) kinds of pastry right to ,,, ’ ... , May 34. 1022 your door. ■ MLvi Margaret Eldred, teacher of I June 6th the Hasting* Wool Boot rnu-'^c 'n Hasting* achoob. has been »" .cSurXa,. Unix -Wm-T “ b, Ux ganlzed here. C. E. Doyle Is pre*i■ Xi EnnTxriuuJ"r U nJ public xXxU X TbX®. Art. ' Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday of Middleville were In Hastings on! Mr “nd MrK Lemuel Oaks and, Sunday and Monday evening help-! of Striker district called Ing to move tn our new hall. . Sunday afternoon on hi* parent^. Please don't forget the Salvage Mr nnd Mr*. Roy Oaks. Rubber campaign - Kenneth Dunn of East Lansing Stamp, Stamp. Who's buying1 “P®111 Sunday and Monday with hte stamps? I parenu. Mr. and Mra. Harry Dunn. ------------ I Mr. and Mra. Mallen Gilmer of Townsend Club No. 3 will meet1 Kalamaaoo called on Mr. and Mrs. at 430 W. Grand St., June 30. Plan' Dan Douglas* Sunday. _ is spending the week week' to be there.' *■* Gary Oak* with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrn. GLASS CREEK Roy Oaks. Twenty-five members and visitor* Mrs. Mary Johnson of Hickory attended the Extension class picnic Corncra visited her parents. Mr, at lhe Pred Bechtel cottage at Gun and Mrs. Wm. Havens, Wednesday, take last Thursday. After a well I ---------------------------------------planned dinner the lime was spent HENDERSHOTT In vlslUng. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrison visBunday callers at Forrest Havens tt«d their son. Linden in Detroit were Mr. and Mr* Gordon Havens over the weekend of Ypaltanti and Mra. Geo Crake* Mr and Mra. A. C. Clark and of Hastings who arc spending two family were guests of Dr. and Mra. weeks al their Wall take cottage. |Oien Gunn, near Kalamazoo on Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. O. Scott and baby " —•*““ of Lansing and the Mlue* Gene­ . Ernie Matteson and family were vieve and Maxine Erway and Miss Sunday guests of hl* mother. Mr» ' Ijemmen of Grand Rapids were Lilli* Matteson in the Weeks dlstricL ' \ The John Weyerman family liave Mis* Joan returned home after spending a week with the Scotts. moved in with Chas. Van Vrankin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McOlocklln Mrs. Weyerman acting as houseand family of Hutings and Mr. and keeper Tor Mr. Van Vrankin. Mrs Gordon Havens of Ypsilanti Mrs DeWitt Rowley and children were Monday visitors at Forrest of Jackson spent the past week with Havens' David and Joy returned her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Court home with their parents after Strowbrige, the latter going home spending the past two Weeks with with her on Saturday to stay this their grandparent* here. The friends of the late Thoa. Gor­ Friends of Robert Bryans will be ham were sorry to hear of his death glagl . _________ to bear that 8 he is feeling bet­ at Ann Arbor last week. He lived I ter again and is able to lie down for sometime tn this neighborhood and rest where he wa* highly respected. 1 Mr*. Mary Schwucho Is on lhe Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore sick list this week. Pat Murphy, who the fire arjd remove thdr companions from U» bulging. extinguish train will go to Chicago traveling the' -----------' enUre distance by daylight The FORTY YEARSAQO have been living at Lake Gogebic.' car* will be decorated with flags, May 29. war gattanailsts the coming year. ' M^QO bunting and of placards and will carry turned to HasUngs to reside ^ira friXota A parly of eight ladles and genCharles Van Amburg has purMra. Clark Robinson underwent with Mrs. George and Fred Meahennick, listening to recitations by Mrs. George Mcnhcnnlck and Miss Frank Flanders, who has been1 1922 employed In the, Horton and Reed i The councU iuu voted to accept Vlnnle Ream The following are members ot grocery store lhe past five years, has the use of the fairgrounds a* a the Hasting* baseball team: Roblesgone to Fennville to engage in I free camp for auto tourists, , The city budget has ------been set business with lite brother. —* *■" ’ *for KL Denioth. Diamond, Goodyear, I the same amount as last year—'Brown. De Kemp. Hines. Wilcox. Wooton, Bevier R. J Bell “ te, THIRTY YEARS AGO 117.500. *“ PofT. ----------------May 23 1912 MLss Elhel Hedrick, formerly of captain and P. W Walker, secre-! Th. . U ■ lhl“ * teacher in the school* tary-treojurer. Th« or..X Box Xx.um.n, Ann AIbor, htI „keK1 „ Word lias been received of the “ ",""“•'7 l» •>'<"■ pdxlp.1 or on. Due to conservation of rubber it is no longer possible one X of u» the Ann Ann Arbor Arbor arrival of a nine-pound son at the, cated with lmpre**ivc services schools at ----------- '-------’— home «f at -a nice 'Increase In in salary, salary. of Mr. and Mr*. Mrs Scott Rog.: Memorial Day. “:hools “““ " . WlU Ducker ha* purchased the.ers of Spokane. Wash. r^ Mte’hZu ^'n17' Of Mr Mr “ “nt nt* cl cigar store bU4ln business of Addle Addle Parker. Parker. Mn <ar ,lore «*s of Matt Erb left for Montana Tue»-I lr*. Michael Kellev F J? run .... .... ht ”.nv«r 0 a Mr. and Mr*. Parker will move to day, where he expects lo take up by the north-bround C. K <k S. ar*nC| Rapids 'some tend train at the State St. crossing Mon| ____ day. losing both leg* and sustaining THIRTY YEARS AGO ' FJFTY YEARS AGO internal injuries which caused hi* May 30. 191f 1 June 2, 1892 death several hours later. Miller & Harris Furniture Co.[ George Winter* wm seriously । The following traffic laws have ;.,y^?ruon “ Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCallum. Mr. and Mra. Bert McCallum Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Everett McCallum at Hickory Comers. Mrs. Dale Morri* and daughter, of Allegan spent lhe weekend with Mr. and Mra. Arthur Johncox. Bun­ day callers were: Mr. and Mr*. Olin Brown and daughter of Plainwell been adopted for the city of Ha*-. ting*. Russel Johncox. Mr. and Mr*. Nile Always keep to the right. t McGhan and baby of HasUngs. Xr. .nd X„ to OxmXrXln I। Team* must be hitched facing the .nd xxxd.u,bu. X K.bx,« called on. their mother. Mrs Martha | 1 . Do not turn your vehicle around Chamberlain Sunday. ! in the center of the ,block rnrtK uul o but go Tlie Garden club will meet at the to the interaecUon’and lurnr*comhorne of Mrs Walla Napell Friday, i tng back on the aide of the street Mr. and Mrs. Guy Delong of ’ on which wish to hitch. Traverse City spent the weekend No vehicle or motor car must be with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeGolla . left standing, within 30 feet of an I On Saturday all drove down around I Intersection. the Irish Hills for a trip. . Turn the comers squarely Instead, Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks en­ j of cutting acrau them. tertained on Father's Day with a' 1 If you intend to turn -to the left. ! “r X" »•»!> ol dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hine. go to the farther aide of the street I ...uln,, Jun. 10 tlw B-,.' J“r •”< nrl ,l““h Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and and turn squarely to the left. A motor car owned and driven • <1« C«rt Chapin- ot Ihr Women ol 51TOe «n4 Xr mX Un family. Mr. nnd Mrt. John Chandler of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Steve I by Ralph Kenyon and occupied in: ,lw Xom. ln.uum Uw n„U etoel- fj1"'" »< Qulmw. u«! Kames and— baby , —of Ypsilanti -----------------andBouiiion additionoybyMrs Mrs Kenyon Kenyonand andMr. Mr.. a PoUudt potluck' -----------------M XK.n of lh, u»x d„pu-r at ,n their families attended • Mrs. Alla Mosher. ; and Mra. Ray Fox plunged down an tom InaMlUlton mn-unp Um Nall “«IX‘J dlntur at ox >xm« X Xr | The Evangelical church here was | embankment 48 feet high, turning Joon X i>aiuc Balli, creek wu InaUUln, ,«» Jonrj ui vrec* wu installing . „ , . Xnle Howler al Quimby the scene of a pretty wedding at 2 ■ over three times on the way down ..x Mrs. Margaret r-«.. > -,,iu. guide . and Com I., In- on on Bunday. 8un<“y' , , , m.. and w.u Mrs Paul Kesler rxeanrr m neari°'ctock Saturdai afternoon. June 201 and landing in the river at the1 -----— •••• of near stalling regent. The following offl-!. Mr Laccy were Sunday afternoon call- when Miss Evelyn Hom. daughter north edge of Freeport. Mr. and ’ cere were installed: Mrs. “ Eathel J^nc«k ,P Gr^ ’u.te rewrnt mT "* Cameron Melnijr?^ | of Rev and Mra Fred Hom. be- Mra. Fox were thrown clear but Mr HMMUCraS^wntor ^SSt' Mra Mr *nd U" Ander* and|“”« b,rid£ °f Rev_Leland H. and Mra Kenyon remafqed in the Vesta Itarthv’tanlor JSent’ Mra. e,llldren of Hosting* called on Sherrard of Florida. The service. car which landed bottom side up in J IlX Alto?L cliulrin Ar£ P'rry'B 8und“>’ “Remoon and all »“ re*d b>’ lh* Hom. the shallow water They crawled, A,,0Au._chB.p.uln'..”" Ar.l0B,went tn -ata, e»ll vaa nn aw.i Mr . Wm T- .Mn„J father of the bride. The flowers, out and were uninjured. Mr. and! 8-a.aiw Trait, kora tjuup- ------- ---- » Kurr. recorder; Mrs. Kathryn In-' ----- -----------throughout the Mrs. Fox received minor bruises, but and Mr* Myrtle Cotton at Thom- werc beautiful1 grain, treasurer: Mrs Ruth Cooley.; apple lake. -** church, —** a * targe number of rela- how'any of them escaped alive Is a guide: Mrs. Doris Allcrdlng, aasbt-' Uvcs and friends were present. mystery. and, Mra. Russell'Mead ant’gulde: Mm. Claudia Ullery.1 . Mr. .. . — - ■— r:: ~and W W. Potter and R. W. Roger* WM, .nd Mr., Minnie Marble. ??udrS’ ° v““d "“*1 Ed Pennels is still at Borgess hos­ have set a canoe record, making lhe Argus Mn rrlavtzbn ', Mn clayton McKeown enJ and other pital gaining slowly. , 120-mllc trip from Hastings to Following the meeting refresh-!I relatives over the weekend. SOUTH SHULTZ? * Grand Rapids, in about 14 hour* Mr and Mrs. William Sweet of mente were served. Mra. EathelMina Kenyon received word that Edmonds Bros, are erecting some Joltncock retiring senior regent wiisj Baltimore were Sunday evening her niece. Mra. Thelma White of large coal sheds and n garage on presented with a lovely necklace. j| callers at Chas. Rowley's. Mr. and Mr*. Victor Sparkes nnd Delton wa* In Borges* hospital. their elevator property. ’ Wednesday evening the Women of, j K-ilnrnaroo nnd had undergone &n 'children of Muskegon spent lhe • the Moose hod a pot luck supper operation. Her friend* here wish FORTY YEARS AGO nnd birthday party at the Moose । weekend nt the J. L. Smith home. for her a speedy recovery. May’22. 1902 | °tocte Sparkes te remaining for the halt A number of children from here Miss Olive Lathrop, daughter of ...- ... .. ... Among the boy* who are In the lire attending vacation Bible school Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Lathrop, has of Mrs. E. A. Parker Tuesday. June, service are Mr. nnd Mrs. Philo Otte' at the Cloverdale church. secured n very desirable position In Mr. and Mrs Lester SonnevlSe 16, with about thirty member* and Philo. Jr . and Mt’, nnd Mrs. the Congressional Library at Washvisitors present. Mrs. Mae Custer J- L* Smith's son. 'Herbert of Qulm- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. tngton. Jim Muy of Battle Creek. wa* In charge of the program. "Al-J by. Mrs..„N N.' T T. Parker. 52. who hasi Robert and Bennie Kenyon spent\ Mrs cohol and Ite effect on the human Mr “nd Mrs. Stanley Lyons and from Saturday until Monday nightlbcen u* R,x,Mt “ year, died this body." The union voted to pay 3100* Mr. and Mra. Donald Cook of Bntw|th Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ken- m°rnldf , pcr month to the recreation center; ^e Creek were Sunday afternoon yon of Battle Creek. i p w- Wilkinson of Charlevoix ' at FOrt Custer for refreshments foric"hera of Mr and Mr*. J. L. Smith, Mr*. Ethel Hom visited her sister..who w,n «e*d'“te from the Dental! the soldier boys. Following the bus!-, Mrs. Lois Brail of HasUngs spenv Mrs Harry Shute at Pennock hoe-1 the 8ute University next . I Thursday with Mn. Chas. Rowley. Shule nt Pennock ho *-l ties* meeting and program a recep-1 Thursday with Mm. Chas. Rowley, pital Friday. ' m°hlh. has rented the office over Mrs; Brooks and --------Ben of lion was held for the new members. M ~ Grover n -~ - , Visitors and callers at Alva Ken- Jhe National Bank occupied by the! Striker district called on Mr. and v^‘or* and callers at Alva Ken- . were and R' Johnson and has purMrs. J. L Smith Sunday afternoon. ycii ™no’ Sunday ®,E'day we *» Mr. *r- 5 nd MraJ bl* Dr Otir next meeting on July 2 will! ' "••• ’’ > _ _ _ Jj Ronald Rnnald Kenyon. IT.nvnn Dick n-V and Jack of n* 011^ hl» denlal “PP>tance* also. | be held In our new hall, over SOUTHWEST .RUTLAND | Nasvllle. Donald Kenyon of Battle! piypy YEARS AGO Reahm's garage, on Michigan Ave.I c^lld.ren "nd Mrs, **YiSE«’*5n"l May 26 1892 land Mrs. Robert Wilcox spent last, yon of Hastings and Mr. "knd Mrs. I 18M their mother. Mr*.j Harry Mteener of Kalamazoo. Mr.1 The new cemetery. Riverside, will1 The Department of Michigan V. ' Tuesday .—- with -— — ’— i and Mra Dale Larabee and Mr. and, be one of the prettiest in the state1 F. W. will donate three training11 James Wilcox. In I.. lhe — afternoon . Mrs. Artnurj Arthur. — Mrs ships lo the army in the near fu- thfy a11 called on Mra. ™. Donald Manning and Sharon “ M»n “> the necessary work can I be completed. ture and baby Hasting*. turn financed nnanccu by oy dollar uouar donations uonanons Palmer .......... “—“A near Orangeville, of. _JMrand andMrs. Mr.Roy. RnvDouglass nnnolauand and Esther EstherHom Hn of Benton Harbor. Hastings band made It* first npfrom each member. 1 I Mr. Comrade Flflcld was badly hurt In Mr McCann of Hasting* and Mr. who has been spending a month 'pearancc on the street this week an accident I ,nd Mrs. Oley Douglas* and family with her parents, expects to spend under the leadership of Dr. Clarence Mrs. Florence Scogale Sunday Mr ----and-----Mrs. Ubu.nu- took IWA the »P«»t ■---- — —---- - with ------ ---’ — some time with her sister and broth- ‘ Barber. . . - — — p. t. colgrove has traded hte fine Bushong children to Leach lake on Dnn Tx>ugla*s. residence property in the 3rd ward! Sunday for picnic dinner. We are Mary Dunn Is spending a few man of Battle Creek. sorry to report Mrs. Dorothy Bush-;d“Y's ln Katemozo. ong is Ui in Detroit. I Mrs. Hazel OU* of Hickory Cor- DURFEE The last Quarterly meeting will A Roster will be kept tn our hall! ner> wU3te*<l at Wm. OU*' Sunday. for comrades who are donating for Luelte Schrier 1s working at the be held at McCallum church Sun­ day and Monday evenings. the V. F. W. training ships which wei fih°P >n HasUngs Mrs. Henry Davis and Winifred, will turn over lo the Army. ' Mr- “nd Mr*. James Wilcox spent Comrade Webb and family spent' Sunday evening with Mr. and Mr*. returned from St. Louts Wednesday. WAR Miss Mary Baulch of Battle Creek; part of Sunday with Mr. and Mra.!Ro**rt Wilcox near HasUngs. spent Sunday with the home folks! OUver Johnson of Baltimore townMr “nd Mre Frances Gorham ohlfi. । attended his brother Tom's funeral and all visited Mrs. Chas. Ham-: mond at nor SMMDINS—SAVf D01UU Comrade Leo Crane and family Sunday at Delton. QUIMBY Reguiar meeting ot the W. R. C. Mr, and Mrs. Merritt Mead or will be field Thursday. June 26. at Bgrryvllle. Mr. and Mra. Russell *2 o'clock In O. A. R. Hall. Mead and family of Oscoda, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McKeown en-. Rebekah Lodge joyed a picnic,dinner al lhe home The regular meeting of the Hia­ of Mr. and Mrs Cameron McIntyre watha Rebekah Lodge No. 53 WlU be and family on Sunday. held Friday evening. June 20, at 8 Mr. and Mr*. Homer Belch of Bat­ o'clock, at Uie I. O. O. F. Hall. En­ tertainment and supper after lodgtf tle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs Perry on Friday evening. honoring the June birthdays. It I* Ab k, VA|JCVkCU expected kIMkV that X a U4U1 drill LVXII team , A large vkvnw crowd -.M-.IUTU attended the l»<Cfarc• consisting of twenty Lansing Re-!well party given In honor of Rev. bekalix will pul on “The Excm- nnd Mrs. Albert Butterfield, who pllflcallon of the Opening Ode" at have been transferred. » The whole the regular meeting of Hiawatha circuit gave the party and all are Rebekah Lodge No. 53 Friday. June sorry to lose them. Ice cream six26 at 8:00 P. M, I wafers were served. ... , a-2?*---------I Mlm Bcwle Roullson, our new Attention hportamen | minister, conducted service* Sunday. The next regular meeting of the We Wflcoine her to our mldlt, A Barry county Rod ft Gun Club will rt w h Jd . h . recentbc held at lhe City Hall. here. Monn ner nonor recenl day. July 13. Mr. and Mr*. Burr Rowley of Wei- tered insensible on Tueoday after­ noon when lightning struck the LEMON COCOANUT UYIft CANE 37c HAN ft IIA II T BAKERY A‘P "”,,69c * 35'“ J k (U*IUSai» A. U. 5. NO. I—WHITE 5ELF-5ERUKE ENRICHED. CARD MARVEL BREAD NEW POTATOES CANTALOUPES TOMATOES FRESH LIMES 10 33* 35' 15' 1? LBS. EXTRA JUMBO—27 SIZE—VINE RIPE FOR RED-RIPE SEEDLESS, JUICY JANE PARKIS BOZ IlC DONUTS LIGHT. FLUFFY HUH DOZ. 6C DINNER ROLLS SULTANA 2 12. 37c ann page SAUD DRESSING 31c ANN PAGE SPARKLE GEU7IH 5 PKSS. 24c ANN PAGE 3,’iSi 11c MACARONI 2,c.., 13c FINGER CARROTS /these values PEANUT BUTTER M|- WATERMELONS MFCHIQAN CELERY HEARTS 10c ACK NKW GSECN GREEN PEPPERS 5c NEW CROP CABBAGE 5c HUH. HOME «aOWH 5uc 23c YELLOW ONIONS. HEAD LETTUCI_ FRIHCH'S YUKON CLUI manoAi. GlgGER ALE________ 4^ 29c MUSTW«I_ ViaglNTA DARE 23c 25c m wna MOTHIR SISKS INSWNT*ID.__4«,n »c MU51UD L AISORTtD FLAVORS ■ KI t IM '. 20c BuiFcoauii 4«... 25c DILL'PICKLES FU-V0R4ID oS 13c AH 13c EGG HOODIES ANN PAGE 3 CAM 17c TOMATO SOUP CAMFHLL'S 3 cam 20c TOMATO SOUP ANN PAGE 2io?f27c UTSUP COLD URIAH as 11c PINK SALMON ARMOUR'S POTTED MSI CAN 5C ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEf ___ 'l£t24c ALL PURPOSE _ IONA FLOUR »75c tUNHYFIELD t^!7c ENRICHED FLOUR WNNYFIELD CAKE FLOUR *£17c IONA GUAM STYLE WHITE CORN 3 CANS 29c STANDARD TOMATOES 2 cans 21c WHITEHOUSE EVAPORATED MILK 4 CANS 31c LARSENS _ VEG-ALL.. AMERICAN OR BRICK MEL-O-BIT CHEESE WISCONSIN CHEESE FRESH EGGS SILVERBROOK BUTTER MILD. FULL CREAM CRESTVIEW—MEDIUM CREAMERY FRESH OLEOMARGARINE2 m. 31c LOCAL SSAHO FRANKENMUTH FRESH MILK<st OUHN ANNE -02. ‘WL. TIN ZVC VANITY FAIR lie STANDARD CUT WAX BEANS AGED CHEESE WHrTB SAIL ISM-SHUT GRAPEFRUIT-2CAN! 29c SCOT TISSUE4.0lu29c TOMATO JUICE ..ROLL UISSGOOO 3o£$29c CAMPSELL'S DOZ. .CAIL FABST-ETT CHEESE16c WHOLE SEGMENTS IONA LI. HAIN OS TIMKNTO 2 CANS 21c TOMATO JUICE 2-56c 30* 35* 39* NORTHtSN iMMOHU |ALl MASON W»X MPtt--------- 215S25C HANDY TOWELS____ 3.o.u2Sc FRUTT JUS PAPER NAPKINS WHITgSAU 2xg$. ___ xitt VMITAIU 13c SOU FUKES2 9.u27c <kn 5H0S1BIMG 3 <S« 61c cUlk PUNCH STYLE GREEN BEANS •SJ13c SUNHYFtllD CHOICE CHUCK CUTS CORN FLAKES Sc SHREDDED WHEAT 2 PKGS. 21c DROMEDARY 6IHGERMEID BEEF ROAST SIRLOIN STEAKS BOILING BEEF VEAL ROAST. ROUND. SWISS OR MIX 20c TENDER. MEATY RIBS fsejh caught WHtTEFISH wnsioa. is. 37c FOIE ETAR REDFISH FILLETS t. 22c HQ SONE POLLOCK FILLETS t.. 18c OPEN UNTIL 10 F. M. ON FRIDAY NEXT WEEK 27' 37' CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS FRYING CHICKENSu. 36c FANCY STEWING FOWL XBUYI DEFENSE SAVINGS STAMPS shue on vour tot m FOOD BUDGET U8T fl �TH! HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JUNE M. 1H3 1st, 1942 and Every Hastings Merchant, Business and Pro­ fessional Man Is Fighting To Keep America Free! / -* * ★ * -k k’ ir ■ A . ' * ★ A I.SHAH BONDSISUMPS ,*jjaaa ... will be on sale in every store, office, restaurant, garage, theatre, and every business establishment in the City of Hastings. Starting JULY 1st and continuing for the Duration of the WAR. VICTORY BEGINS RIGHT HERE, WHAT'S UP TO THE U. S. IS UP TO YOE Take Part of Your Change In War Stamps” THIS AD SPONSORED BY HASTINGS MERCHANTS, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN �PERSONAL MENTION Wi*.. U expected Thursday for * I ot Detroit and four children span t1 two weeks' vacation Her Barents the weekend with Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs George Newton, will Homer Warner. accompany her to Coldwater • for Mn. Ella WoUe spent part of last a three-day visit with th* Burr week tn Battle Creek visiting friend* ' Mr. and Mra. F. L. Brockway. Mr. and Mra. Harbert Oalklns and Cochranes ’jelly, and Lowell E Teeter of ; Hom, daughter of Rev and Vermontville. - spent part of last granddaughter, Patricia returned Mark Hance of Troy. Ohio, who is AND week with Mr. and Mrs. Edwara Saturday from a two week*' visit 1 Leo and Miss Beulah Bunt* visited J Caledonia, formerly of Woodland “ Mattoon. I with Mr and Mr* W O. Paulin and attending the summer session at' friends and retaUvea in Grand Rap- • at the home of lhe bride** brother- the bride of Rev Leland Sherrard. Cassidy Grand ; Mr. and Mr*. Byron A. Smith and too. Richard, of Rockford. Ill Their the University uf Michigan, was a Ids Sunday. Ray Pinnte. Ing Green. Florida Mr. and Mra. D*v|d A.* Seibert of grandson. Richard, returned with m. ax,. I Mrs, Jennie Groos of Orand Rap- ■ flflaflfiaaaaaaftanaaaaaaae F*ed M*honey of Katemasoo The Wm horn,. He . > nephra oi Mn. oi Mn. UHw,' Detroit are spending a few days Uds! them. Rev Harley V. Townsend of Woodweek with friends at Croaked take I Mafy Lou Smith is spending the ”” I Greenfield a couple of day* this The Night Hawk Club met at Mr*. | land read lhe single ring iervice on the bride's father, in the presence Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and wefk of one hundred and fifty gueets. Del Newton's cottage al Leach lake Friday afternoon. June 12. al four Mr*. F H. GoU and children of summer with Mr. and Mra. Stephen Bobby spent last, week in Detroit1 .. ’ Palm* and large bask't, of flowNunica visited her parents, Mr. ana' Bristol at Muskegon. Myen SSr * ““ “*■ i ra. m Mra VzzA. Bxtra and her grandMrs. oene Sweet of Banfleld spent 22 tor ‘id tor. u.rnM Phinin. .rr »*° vacation which they wm *pcnt playing game* and vtalt- Ermant Newton giving hte sister in fatherf A. W. Cook, last weekend. | Friday and Saturday at the home morrow, Friday at one i »i*nt »taiUng their former place* in* Mr. and Mra Harry Shute were marriage. Roy Cook of Muskegon 1* visiting: ot Mr. and Mr*. James Bristol, in Cleveland Ohto for a few da>* ‘ • »“ t abaent because of illnesa At th* The bride was attired tn a blue Hom. of Ionia. his uncle. A. W. Cook, for a few) and Mrs. Clifford Hammond oTtaX. 1 Mr and Mra. W. L. Hinman red «««•*•« ** The wedding march wa* played crepe street-length frock fashioned day*. \ .Mnd Mr. and Mra. Earl Buck alwith jacket effect, and her acees- by Lota Jean Miller oi Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steiger ac-/turned Sunday from a ten-day vta-' ta^bSd1 at । Stephrtt.Hatiisway has enrolled In tended a dinner party Sunday at , «r yand Hu#h Myera sorics were navy blue She carried the summrk school of Uie Michigan',he home of Mr. and Mr*. George O. companled Mr*. F. E. Adair to JIM- j» <n Detroit. Flint and Bay City. a Colonial bouquet of snapdragons state Normal,College at YjwttanU. | Snyder of Caiedontu. Mr. and Mr*. Ungs Sunday after she had visited Mr. and Mra, Otto Lsenhath and'(n October and rosebuds. Mr. and Mrv Casper Burklund of Frank Erb of Grand Rapids were them for two week* In Lansing 1 son John spent Sunday In Grand I ... The bride wore a floor length Mn, Glessner Dage (Mildred Detroit spent the weekend with Mr*. •M®' ®ue>ta Mra. Lester Stanley and two chll-' Rapid, with Mr. and Mra Everett Mra entertained her. n BWMKl, ol Newton) of „w Faw raw. Paw. suver sister or ot cne the white satin gown with finger tip Chas. Pickell. Dr. and^Mr*. C. P Lathrop at- dren returned home Tuesday to St. । PetttngtU club for dessert and card* Wednea-1 bride, wm matron of honor and veil and carried a bouquet of white • Edward Bottom. Jr.. of'Detroll tcnded “ dinner given by Dr. and roses tied with a satin ribbon. Clair Snores after a ‘J1**® Mr. and Mr*. Lorraine Isenhalh d*j- afternoon. June 17 winner* al wore a yellow and white printed spent the weekend with hi* parents. Mrs. R F. Webb in Grand Rapids The Misses E»ther and Ruth Horn. visit with Mr. and Mra. Walter; & frynt ipPnl a few day* text week pedro being Mr*. Glenn Kahler, crepe Jacket dresa. her Colontai bouMr. and Mn. E. P. Botturn [Tuesday evening in honor of Harry Stapwy with their parent*. Mr. and Mr* Mrs Duane Milter, and Mra Lloyd quet being of mixed flower*. Mr.' slxters of the bride, acted as bridesMLss Janet Smith anil MU* Bea-' S°u‘hwick whose marriage to Lo‘ maids. The former wore a floor Mr. and Mrs. -Horace Waters and|otto j^nhath. Anderson. The next party will be Dage *erved as best man . trice Tuckerman visited Pvt Martin r“lnc Hinsdale will take place Sat- Mr. and Mr* ArthurHint henof Mr <nd Mn( of hcld Wednesday. July I. al lhe For her daughter's wedding. Mr* length gown of aqua satin and lhe R VanOetaon *1 Pint Custer «un-,urlay <n Meriden. Connecticut Richland and Hte* Dorethy Roush home of Mrs. Kahler on 8ouU» Park! Newton wore a light blue crepe d*y. ■ Mrs. May L- Scott of Jackson was qulsetle with aqua trim Both car-! 7, « «■>»»" •*" •“*** I— Mr and Mrs. Warren Myer* and ll)e guest Monday of her stater and “Uwl ,n ““ B,U gueate at the of their per*• *• *• ,u- home ~- -* । Following the ceremony, refreah- rled bouquets of mixed flowers. . son. Leo. of Dana. Ind spent the husband. Mr. and Mr*. Ixwta Shafer, Milton Cof of CincinnaU. Ohio.' nU Mf d Mrs. MrS' WatTen ents Mr ®" and Warren R°USh. Roush. Mr. and Mrs C. H. Osborn enter-1 rnenta were served, Mr. and Mrs weekend with Mra Kmma'Myer* beR«v “Ud Mrs Don M. Gury and e,M^n‘*» J V.n nvSx Rxrhan* Nnr * close friend of the groom, served as Miss Helen Severance of Battle ulned Mr ,nd Urs W,11IC<' Oabom Teeter later leaving for a week** fore leaving for the west coast where ehlldren spent Tuesday and Wed' best man Usher* were Rev. John . .... ... .. and famllv ■ hlrthrtov dinner trip inn through , I.—. northern Michigan, iu. the Mr Myera hqs a position. Leo Myer* «t Pittsford, visiting tier Hom and Rev Dwight Hom. i latter wearing a green and while will finish his education there with' PWjnta. the, DavId S. Llcklys^ A reception was held st lhe home' *eersucker suit for traveling. Upon his parent*. Mr*. Myer* will be re-! Mr and Mrs Edward J. Adams- week. I Mr. and Mrs Ed Smith spent last 7 . . of the bride's parent* following the their return they wlU reside at 1021 spent lite weekend with lheir aonMr. and Mra. Einar Frandaen ! weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl, -• ... membered lu AlUia Marble. ' ■ Mix* Barbara Johnson entertained 8. Hanover St.. Heating*. Mr. Tee­ ceremony, with Mrs. Ethel Hom I Mra Frank Hosmer went lo, in-law, daughter and baby. Mr. and haCc hale'as as guest* gueaU this thte week Mr. and — Smith at~Dearborn. — bxu w..b. Hospital Silver Guild No. 9 al a ter expect* to soon enter the mili­ and Mrs Amy Sonneville as-stating, Gland RupUlx text week to attend। Mrs. E J. Adams, Jr., and Constance Mn. Guy A. Ream of Detroit Mr. '. about lhe room A large pyramid I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VaienUne dessert bridge Wednesday evening, tary service. the graduating exercises of her Jean, of Muskegon. I brtda's cake with miniature bride Reern te General Agent for Michi­ and children of YjwllanU were' June 17, Winning scores were Mrs. Wm. Corkin spent a few day* gan of the Mutual Life Assurance guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vai-1 turned In by Mrs. Willard Smith, granddaughter Barbara J Pierama. graduated frpm lhe HasUngs High William Clark of Cascade spent In Grand Rapid* last week where Co. and will enjoy the opening of entine Monday. cep l ion M1 m Jocelyn Ironside. Mr*. Robert . »lic attended a shower in honor of the fishing season with hte host at Sunday with Frank Hosmer. For the present. Mr. and Mr*.' Mr .nd Mn. o r. AM»wn nnd. "»»■ been employed as child accountant Mr and Mra Reydenburg and her niece. MLss Florence Walsh, Wall lake. Mn<M- or Tp.ll.nU .rrl.rd Wed-1 ““ IromAfe And M1m Fort, were tn the office of .the Barry county Sherrard will remain with Rev family of Grand Rapid* were dinner Mrs. Roy Caldwell of . Warren, Mr and Mn. Dewey Hon and nredu ro ranwln lhe re.1 ol ,he •a4“k^'Mr. ArreJd Fee. school commissioner. Mr*. Maude and Mrs. Hom guests Sunday of Mr. and Mr* O»- Ohio, spent friom Saturday until Among the out-of-town guests at] week with Me .nd Hr. Uojd V.l' w "> “ n “ “ “ “ » •> “ >» daughter Mama were in Detroit W Smith. Mr. Teeter attended car Puliner. Tuesday with Mra. Edward Caukin. Monday and Tuesday the wedding were Rev. and Mr* enllne. mreUiu. _ , _ Michigan State College, graduating Mr. and Mra. Ver’nor Webater and1 Mr. and Mra. A J. Vedder were Mn. Edward Kurta of Detroit Mr and Mrs Mark Ritchie returned Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. An- was In Hastings Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Allen Pender spent Miss Leola Yerger of BatUe lq 1928. after which he taught a Mra Lloyd Laubaugh of Spokane. year since which time he has been Wash. Rev and Mr* John Horn Monday evening from a teip to Port d'f»' Taylor of BatUe Creek. Mr. and Mrs Clay Bassett had Sunday with friend* al the home creek, lister of Mrs. Cedric Morey, Mr and Mrs. Mn. Oecrge George D Down* Huron, where they attended the Mr. ost. of ax a weekend’ guest Mrs Boxsett’s of Mr*. Orpha Gray in Caledonia wa* honor guest* at a dessert a partner in lhe Caledonia garage. and Lota of Cleveland. Ohio. Rev. - - • rtth Michigan Rrgtxter of Deeds' conven- Grand Rapids spent- Sunday bridge given by Mrs. Lawrence Her- In April he wa* elected president of . and Mra. Dwight Hom of PalesUne.l slater Mn. Merl Heald of Big Rap- eighteen being present. lion, and went on into Canada, com- Mr and Mrs. Glenn Densmore. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pender spent: rick Wednesday afternoon. June 17. that village. I III, Milton Coy of Cincinnati. Ohio.’ Guests who witnesxed the cere­ Ing back-by way of Niagara Falls. Mr*. Martha Freeman of Kalama-’ Mbs Gloria Kelley of Battle Monday and Tuesday with Uiglr Covers were laid for nine guests tKRev- and Mr*. Lewi* Hom of Ionia. Mr*. T. E. Allen and son. Edward. «» "P*™ from Thursday until Creek te spending a week with her son, Lloyd Pender and family of Contract* honor* went to Mra. Ed- mony., tn addition to ‘1® the wc±!lz; Mr Mr. and Mr*. White and Alice Uu-1 Newton. Mr Mr. ote Newton. of Orand Rjipida. Mr. and of Mt Clemen* have beerr visiting Tuesday with her brother and ate- prandparente Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Grand Rapids. ward Van Popering and Miss Yer- party, were Mra. Cole Mr and Mrs. George Wild of ger. <h< r parent*, Mr and Mrs V. A t«-to-taw. Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Ed- Kelley. Mrs. Harry Harry Elyia 01 of VfUCSgO. Chicago. Mrs .nd tor. rtl.wnrfK N.wtnn Mr* • • • and Mrs. Ellsworth Newton. Has- j»uth zerbel and a daughter. Virginia, Itatrs and her grandfather. A W tnond*. *i * xr 'VI rwtni ■ Prieea: , Mlu Virginia Potts has as a house Grand Rapids spent Wednesdsy "A. 1 Mra Willard Smith waa guest of tings; Mr*. Ines Paton. Charlotte: of. .. Cook, for U.n l>ast two, week* Mr Mr and Mra. Maurice Wells of;, guest at Gun lake thte week Miss with lheir daughter and aon-ln-law Marshall. William and Foster: Allen called for them Friday eve- Grsnd Rapids were gueata of Mr.' Dorothy Houser of Grand Rapids. Mr and Mra. Edward Van Poper- honor at a shower Friday evening, Mrs Harley Towruend. Woodland. Moody of BatUe Creek. ing given by Mr*. Howard Frost, The Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Mott. Delton, Ding j and Mrs. Edward Van Popering Leonard Jaralfer returned Mon­ Mr* O. E Yerly returned Pri- dessert table* were centered with OBSERVE SILVER Mrs. C. B Weiss and children. Bunday. Mrs Basil *• Smith of day to Camp Shelby after a fur­ day from a two week* visit with her ANNIVERSARY BBed wlth marigold Barbara and Rlchar^. of Memphis.' Mr and *' *-•- -• lough spent with hte mother. Mrs. sister in Angola. Ind. i ptents and bouquet* of rose* and GRADUATES REVEAL . Tenn. will arrive in Hastings Jackson spent Uie weekend' with Velma Jarstfer. j Twenty-eight relatives and friends COLLEGE PLANS Mr. and Mra. Percy Diamond and ![lle* were used around the room Thursday for a month's visit with' relatives and friends here in Hassurprised mi suipiwcu Mr. mtiu and mi*. Mn. Kitcn Glen Ingram uh*i*ui ', Samuel Schwarts went to Battle Uiigs. family leave Thursday for a week's Honor* for contract went lo Mra. Some of our 19tt graduates have with a carry-in dinner Sunday. Dr. and Mis. Guy C. Keller. Creek Sunday - to visit relatives. Harold Parker. Mrs. Cedric Morey. made Jtnown their college plan* for June 21, an lhe event ot lheir twen-1 Dr. mid Mr*. Frank Carruthers Prom there he will leave for Pat­ stay at Wall lake Lieut. Lyal Norwood and family of Mra. Blennor Fetter received word *Mra. Arthur urani Brant ana and sap My*. onuin Smith next year. Those who Jiave aignlfleo ty-flfth wedding anniversary. -..v guest* MonRue-sto Of her mother. Mr* terson. N. J- where he will be tn Mr*. “r" nrinur Cheyenn^ Wyo.. were The occasion wa* made festive by, day nigltt al the home uf Mr. nnd Elisabeth Smith, tn Whitehall last the employ of lhe Curtiss-Wright from Detroit that she te now a great *Bh the traveling prise going U»| their choice at lhe high school ofgrandmother Mr. and Mrs. Mlltbn' M™- Thomae Taffee. I flee are as follows: U. of M, Bea-' gift* and cards, while a large anMrs. Duane Miller. They vblted rei- weekend, Airplane factory. Mra Smith wa* the recipient of trice Rose, who won * scholarship; niversary cake topped with pink alive* and friends on Tuesday. Lieut.' Mte* Marian Sawyer of Kalamazoo Richard Kannes left Sunday for Bennert 'Marcia Ironside, daughtera of Mr*. Gladys Ironside) are many lovely gift*. Mrs. Hasel DooKalamaaoo College. Carol Puller; roaes and fluted in silver wa* a fesNorwood, who te staUoncd-at Fort , Mr and Mr*. Forrest Johnson Camp Rodman. Md. after a week's Utt* of Syracuse. N. Y. was an w M c B Maurene Haavind. lure of the dinner. Garden flowers Princis E. Warren. Wyo. recently oi Greenville were Friday dinner furlough at home with hte parent*. parenta of a baby daughter, bom Tuesday. June 23. out-of-town guest. Marjorie Hill, Harold Sherman; , were u*ed about lhe rooms. 1 received hte commission os First Rucsts of Mr. and Mr*. G. Avery Mr. mid Mrs Louis Kannes. Mi» Jocelyn Ironside leave* this . . ranv'..'. held for lit- ’c M- c B~ Mount Pleasant. Jack Eight relatives were prerent who Lieutenant and will be transferred Aten. Mr. and Mra. Clarence DePlanta u‘. Laubaugh: ’Michigan Slate College, h*d attended the wedding In 1#17 July 5 to California, for training in: Miss Doris Lundberg, niece of of Grand Rapid* were weekend weekend for Ann Arbor where she will attend lhe summer sexton at. J“,,eDorothy Stanley ; Martan Louise They were: Mr. EUa Ingram, lhe Air Corps. . Frank Carrolher*. Is spending the University of Michigan j u"/” w|t.hey School of Nursing. Blodgett mother of Mr. Ingram: Mr. and Miss LeonsrdaTrieb wasln Grand.‘hree weeks at Big Blue take near Potts at their Gun lake cottage Miss Ilene Rogers went to Big1 h7^%^^"day a"d hospital. Grand Rapids. Evelyn Mra. George Clary, parent* ot Mra Rapid* Tuesday. ■ .Holton as counsellor at the Y, W. Corp. Jean England of Moore Rapid* Sunday to visit friends for *in L^1mU’ I Towni*nd: St. Camillus School of Ingram: Mrs. Lewis Bailie: Mr Bad' Mrs Earl Boyes end daughurM3- A- camp. Field, Mission. Texa*. is spending a the week. Games £ re enJoved bvthe chU-1 V”1?** Dor’e” hospital. Kalama- Mra. Charle* Woodruff; Mr. and Mis* Marjorie and Mn. James DlbMr. and Mra Edward Barber were fifteen day furlough with hte moth­ blr were In Chicago last week. Mrs.. In Vermontville last weekend as er. Mn. Glenn England, sister Mar­ Mr. and Mr* Sterling Rogers ’ a n.h .nd Baur* Maurer; Community Mr*. Fred Ingram. as their guesta this week Uie d hoapltaL Battle Creek. Marjorie -------------- — Boyes and Mis* Marjorie wert also guests of hta mother. Mrs. Keith jorie and other relatives in Wood­ have -1 Guests were in attendance from tatter's, parents, Mr. and Mra. Wil™ ’ werc' R^>d« and R~*m.ry Week* In Lake odexsa to visit Mr. nnd Mr».| Barber who recenUy returned from land and friend* in Hastings Last J Dowling. Rutland. Welcome Cor­ Item Netzel. and her nephew. Eu-!^*^ ----------------- ----------------------George Van Ttfflin while Mrs. Boyes Plymouth. N H, to spend the iumI ners. Freeport, Hasting*. end Dewas on vacation. mer at her heme. High Hedges. | trolt. hte Hater*. Mn. Nat. Peters and gene Menke of Michigan City. In-; lrrtUn<.' 8hirley and Ronnie Rob- ENLISTED IN ARMY Kim Sigler was in Paw Paw MoX-1' Jim wa* *•* CORPS „ । The daughter* of Mr. and Mr*.; • _ . Cushman . . . of , Katamasoo ... «... Miss .So roujHiina Pollyanna cuu.i*nci. England anr. Mr. exik DirMr’inrt Mra Uvmn T'nrir.rm.n1 *mson; Gladys. Floyd and Helen AIR On Tuesday evening the Masonsi 1 Ingram served the the dinner dinner and and tn tn' day night where he spoke before “ weekend of Miss j ho bfCni pr0[note< j from -------- guest ,--------------— Cyntheal Q na>I Un( Decn promoMX Irom pn. Mr.p^. and Mra Myron Tuckerman; CIark: j0Berta and Jane Whitmore, Ingram served • the Kiwante club. Reed. ... » technician*f Xb ‘ jR Mtas Jean Lmroenthien left Mnn I vat. * .10 corpor*.1 wlth J ft^their hnmi Charlie Linderman. Joan Ryan and and Eastern Stars had a farewell the afternoon brought refreshing, Tuesdayevening evening at at their their home home. Mr. and Mr*. Krantz Keller and1 MIm Jean LoppcnIhlen left Monof ^e Medical Corn* of the CClub ub Tuesday Ward get-together In honor of Fay Marble lemonade, tec cream, and 'cake to day for ftaugatuck where she will n e id srauonhSd wlth * “ ny-in dinner al 8:30. The' Wart r.em ouiuon noapnai. . W,U ’ 1 “ d J nn ? “ 8 “ Z*® 1 daughter Marilyn of Syracuse. N who hu enlisted In the Air Corps; the guests. Mr and Mrs Donald ReU jMn. Harold Parker entertained and left yesterday, Wednesday. Mr. Y.. are visiting hL* parents. Dr. and work at the Colonial Tea Room. Kelley i'rervlng ferrln4t table tablc wta wts decorated dec°rated with '“‘ Mr. and Mra. John Ironside re- John and• Jud • • of- rMtrejj - are large l=-“ bouquet* of Cf lilies and del- u th„e giru of the Mr. and Mr*. Club Marble te Master of the Masonic, HASTINGS COUNTBr CLUB Mia. Guy Keller, thte week tfd overnight guests, Phlniuma and the small table, wltt^: .... ------------ I.*.* ------..KI att . B dessert bridge Thursday eve- Lodge and Associate Patron of the1 Flft) members and guests regteMr. nnd Mrs. Don BUvin. Mrs. turned Mond*y from Atlanta. Oa. Mr and Mr* Stew-1 roaea “’Y* b<bya br**lh' AfUr dln-< ning. Two table* were tn play with -aswrn i ,ered for lhe Tue«l»y C. S. McIntyre. Sr. nnd MLss Wini­ where they accompanied their son. £ hu Eastern o-r Star wugc. lodge. Following the pot luck dinner the brld«c luncheon al the Country Mr Kelley who has ner I1*"1110 WM played with Mrs. top scores being turned In by Mrs fred Johnston of Colorado Springs Ian. who ha* accepted a position a*iart Kelley a dlrrcU,r of alhletlM ln the Vemor Webster and Lloyd Valen- john Chandler and Mra. Richard evening was spent In playing cards, i cl“hwere in Kalamazoo Sunday return­ autatant planner for Uie Federal . „ HASTINGS MICK. nrix* enine tn th* wtnn.r .t *./■<_ The morning golf event went to holding high score and Mrs. Brower, lhe low score going to Mrs ._________________________________ ing Mollie McIntyre to the C. S Housing Commission. They drove 1^^ m-hooU for sixteen years. ]Pave Saturday ®,ry Crook and Elzey Mead, low Arnold Perkins. Guest* were Mr* table. Mr. Marble was also presenl-, Ml** Jocelyn Ironside for low total McIntyre. Jr, home after a stay witn down via Norrta dam. Great Smoky' nd hls fam|jy Winners al bridge; wbere he will be at sco‘* A aet °r *cnlnS tr*W *“ Hl Baxter and Mr*. Arnold Perkin*.' ed with a lovely golng-away gift.* 1 on odd holes her irrandparriita. Mr and Mr*. J Mountaln*. and Lookout Mountain | for at Chattanooga. Tenn Mr. and |he Torch Lake camp with which hei « h ' en “ d Tuckerman In: ___________________________________________________________________ Armbruster, while her sister Bon­ m ha* asrociated for some time. Mra.lb°nor of thrtr Mth weddln« an’ ' . ............................. ' nie was recovering from an attack Mr anfl Mra Howard Frost have. KeUey wlll act M Aleutian at a nl*e«*«Tof pneumonia in a Kntanusoo hos-,, las their house gue*l for lhe *um- -a-.,. P.mn BPrn,> t>k» I — —* pital. Mr*. Proat'. mother. Mra Ha- , FANCHER-NORTHRUP Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy D Thayer. Sr. mer ,.l Doolittle DCOUU1. of o. Syracuse. siraun. N. I _ lhl .-u « .. „ “ It ’5^: “ »!»«*> N. Y. Y. _ ~ w marriage « oi Jone ranof Detroit, called on Ml** Grace tMr .nd Mn. Hubert Brawn o<TOk “ ““ " "" 'oraerty M (hU aW. <o Mlu Rrlckord Tuesday on their way to ne-fe>n» spent .~r>> the >h. weekend — — uh . Dor. nil nixuuup Northrun Creek ,, ,, _ , . . . . • uoiaui Donna Northrup of Battle ureea. Creek. Jackson with Benio:* Harlxir. Mrs Henry Eggteston and daugh- Iook plBCe ln May p.rUcuI.ra of Alfred Fisher of Pontiac and Mr. hte ■parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. WHdrie E<*te#u>n wenl,‘? ‘he event have Just come lo the Gies of Detroit, called on Gary Bronson. *nfl *re cxpecl*d Banner which will be of intereal Mr and Mrs E H. BeVler Crook one day last week / 10 thelr m*n>' friends here and in Mrs C W. Sander* left Friday (Beatrice Munton Knappi of De­ Mr. and Mrs. William .James were lhe county evening for a few day* visit in Ml.' troit were In town this weekend to see relatives and frienda. TTvey were Clemen* and Detroit. ' c , " ,°L?? rolL ! »trtn>oon. Max U. bl St. Thom., en route home from a northern trip '•■“rtth. B.tU. Cra*. U>. where they visited her brother. M?. i ""or u” Wm A ston“vJn^B torali* th. eeraiytny. with a re­ at the Hubert Cook cottage at Wall Verona. Ohio, spent lhe weekend f<„tj0n foiling at ij.e home of Ovaefl and operate! Sy lake Tuesday. • MUMrottW, W.ttrtrtCort.lSKhnSSl? TBBBIA CLEVELAND Mr* Etta Blough and family en­ Heat*—* to B except by eppolatTheBro^au bride is Northrop lhe daughter Mn tertained Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Pen­ £ VU‘UM Mae ioiof a red■ea. Claw* Ttartaay*. ✓ ney and family of Royal Oak last n«^|lnRMm We*ran®* i dent of Ha»Ungs. and for sevenHOTEL HASTINGS Phea* ITU weekend. Sunday guests were Mr. d,y> . teen ye * r ’ * teacher in our city and Mrs. Lawrence Pattison and th? .U*L ‘l^hoois. Mrs. Fancher te a gradudaughter and Mrs Eva Jones. Do­ *te of Nashville High school where wagiac; Mrs Anna Maynard. Lynn. R!*ntdsJ and0^ Pm>l h*f P*"”14 Uvcd lo her Ind.; Mr. and ^fra Wlerda. and Paul Bal5er fathers, the late Elmer E. NortnMr. and Mr* Jeff Bullard, Grand rtto.u.nM lh d' tod” Bbo rups death. She Is a graduate of Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Hooper Fresh8 J' * „ D the Argubright college and ha* ney. Middleville. h"” connc<:l«d *«h the Industrie' STEAM HEAT Mr* Morri* O. Hill plan* lo vtelt Jfr'.*nd. Saving* & Loan Co. In Battle her mother. Mrs. Otto Lightfoot, thte £2. iSr’T ‘.“''cr^for a number of yean. anS HOT > COLD WATER weekend at her home near Freeport. dBU*,ltfr' Mlss B*rnlce,ha* been a valued member of the; 8HOWER BATH Richard Groos and Dick spent „ I St. Thomas choir. the weekend In Chicago with Mrs B<?Tman' y .<y*n2?‘d I Mr Fancher 1* the son of Mr. and Groos who returned with them aft­ hr FnS^ Fkncher of Baltimore I er an extended visit there. Thelma Johnson of BatUe Creek twp- and <raduated trom HasUngx Mta» Eileen SulUvan came home spent Saturday night and Sunday, scho<S In 193? Friday from her leaching position TJ-U’-irSJtedX\ Vme w"h t “ Si In Katemasoo to spend lhe vacatlon with her mother, Mrs. Thoma* M^ j£llMUu? -n^r m”4! AUt° 8pOrt ShOP' lhen Wlth lhe Mrs Judd Arnold. Mr. and Mr*. । Michigan Bell here and later as , Sullivan. nIK0'r^.Un,^,lh;lr^ra‘llr' rnmX for that ^o“ E SOC1AL EVENTS CLUB NEWS Kids Klothes Safety Legion and Kaynee Makes 79c to $1.98 SLACK SUITS $2.38 to $5.50 BAIRD’S SODA & FOUNTAIN The BEAUTY BAR GET OUT IN THE SUN FOR HEALTH AND FUN! • Sodas / • Sundaes IlOOMS • Malted Milks • Hot Chocolate AIR­ CONDITIONED STORE HOTEL HASTINGS »Uo,|Mr P*h> ln Nile*. Following their marV rlaBr Mr and Mrs Fancher took U E * honeymoon trip lo Mexico, the Mr, Mn??,. *nn und Orand Canyon and other weaUrn Mn. Morris Hill and Mra. Ted jxiints They are now in Battle Krapt ™ u ora.4 RBptd. TU». ^Tuta..SS5 tree HAVE YOU A HAIR PROBLEM? If busy wortime activities have mode you neglect your hair, let us treat it,now for drynags, dandruff,._*plit ends or other troubles. CCe] 0 ______ MA“ APPOINTMENTS EARLY Finger Wave Dried JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP “I Mr Brtd Urt. J. R KB, .nd Ur. - Permanent* — Ma chine lea* »L30 Up, Others From U.S* Shampoo & Mr OU BUY UNITED STATES WAR STAMPS BULK AND BRICK ICE CREAM For Home Use Olive Clark of Allegan were guest* ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE j ot Mr. and Mra. Fbrrest Lane SunUim» Juhe Stuart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stuart, of Free- , ————————— Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie en- port, wa* married on April 28. lo tertained Mr. nnd Mra Frank Corp Robcil G. Conley, son of Mr — ■■ ■ Rltcnle and daughter. Carol of and Mrs Glenn Conley of Hasting*. **" ■ ■ B, ■ V —— Grand Ledge, and Mr and Mra Tlie ceremony took place in Rolla.! bmmmmmb Earl Offley and daughter. Nancy Missouri, a small city situated a — ww wv c rm XX n w< ——■ Lou of Grand Rapid* Sunday. few miles from Fort Leonard Wood. Mr and Mra. Clair McKee enter- ' where corp. Conley wa* .rationed —■ " A II It | I £‘?enr w.b‘£rj A** 'h ,hr‘ U?e Al pre#ent eriy of Wakelee or Sunday. tlon te unknown. I **"*"*"""* IZZZZZ HATS Sil OUR SELECTION STORE ■■ 1 ’*" ,oca‘ — »«OISTtttD PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY ~ MM u ■*. ->tx< ISS Hortinfi Phon« 2241 State Ar JeHaraaa 2* 104 fait State Streef �Tut HA,TING, AASNEIL TBO1DAT. JIM IV 1H1 THE CHURCHES VICTORY LEGAL NOTICES 11:M A.M. to 1:U PJH. cadi Tues­ day at the office in the Hendershott Bldg, until further notice. BUY Mrs. Lyle Bidleman and baby son' Jack, of Rochester, are visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. andI NOTICE UNITED STATES WAR Sheldon Agency BONDS AU Klada of laanrMco Barety Bond* kCMJlIJ Halting! Surie Phillips. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP AND STAMPS Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ingram celebfiitcd their 25th wedding anniver* sary Sunday with twenty-six guests Swanson Agency Detroit were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Greenfield. j Miss Susie Phillips visited Mr. and Mra. Ivan Gaskill of Hastings friends of the local and Bunnell churches attended the going away party Friday evening for Rev. and BOYKIN-HILL' The Gregory school reunion was held Saturday with forty-five at­ tending. The fall reunion will be AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY -BUS SCHEDULE Prof. Reese of Houghton college, N. Y.. and a quartette Including Marlon and Larry Birch, conducted the services at the Wesleyan church DR. L J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Hastings TO GRAND RAPIDS C. for a few days. He leaves Sat­ urday for* New Jersey where he has a position. tertalned Bunday with a family dinner twelve being present. Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gai and Oil Fired Repairs furabhed and Bob Burdick graduated Wednes­ day from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station and spent over the weekend with kb parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burdick and brother Dick. This will be his last furlough for some time as he will leave soon la- ECON-O-COAL STOKERS C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. JERRY ANDRUS Mr. and Mrs Edward Bromley nnd family attended commencement at Lansing Thursday evening as guests of MF. Bromley's nephew. Ro- TO KALAMAZOO at Camp Blodgett, a camp fori crippled children near Orand Hav-i1 There was a good crowd at the Methodist church Sunday morning to hear the new minister. Rev. Wagley. who cornea here from Charlotte where he has been pastor of Ebe- •Dally Except Sunday • ‘Sunday Only Doris. Helen nnd Stanley Snyder enjoyed a plenic dinner with the', Shirley Barnum family of Lansing I The Dally Vacation Bible achool al Bethel Chapel closed Sunday. Commencement night had an at­ tendance of 102. Children's day 101. with the week's dally average at- Fhona 2137 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer ann daughter called on Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clum and family of Hastings' DEWEY REED chwrtall, D.t, Shipping Livestock ^CARDS OF THANK1 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bush. Miss Ethelyn Snyder and Miss Lena Bak­ er of Battle Creek were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer Sunday afternoon. Mra. Nellie Carrol and grand­ daughter Rae. who have spent lhe past ten days with her abler. Mn. Alfred Oalnder, returned lo her home in Plainwell on Sunday. JAKE DEPRIESTER Evanston. Ill.. Saturday where she will attend Northwestern University this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oalnder and son Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Oalnder and Elda Jean. Mr. and Mrs Bert Oalnder. Mr. and Mrs, Fred VanLuke and Erma and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dunning and Leatrice went to Plainwell Sunday afternoon to surprise Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Oalnder, the event being their silver wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs. Myron Simpson and children, Bobble and Elinor let: Sunday morning on a leisurely vacation trip of two weeks. They will go by way of Chicago, through Wisconsin and back into Michigan across the Straits. They will spend seme time fishing in the Manistee CHICKEN DINNER Rrery Sunday al SHADY NOOK by c^Utng 7S1F12. 4 milra south on Battle Creek road—Mra. Charles C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE CASH For year old Scrap Iron, Radfetora, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Farmers, ATTENTION Load. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Mi No. Michigan Avenue YOUR OEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE BUYING LIVESTOCK each Tanday at my stock yards »; mile cast of BHm factory. Call Stockyard phone on Tuesday. Other 3* root* in rhh on X. Mlrhbin t'.ll 1 c.lf " B’ HORSES cows$fi00 WE HAVE A COLLECTOR stationed ot 912 West LY BARKER’S BUS DEPOT MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES COWS PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE Green St. in Haifingt to give immediate aerviee. phone BaMlsgs Pkoaa nil TRIO CAFE away at the home of her daughter. Mra. Lawrence Fuhr of Athens Fri­ day. Funeral itervlccs were held Sunday afternoon at the Wert man funeral home of Urbandale. Rev. C. S. Rennelb had charge of the sendees. Burial was made al Ced- Every Saturday Truss i-itting TO LANSING Haven accompanied by Miss Ann Snyder of Jacksonville. Fla . epent: AUCTIONEER Un Ordered HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA—400 �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SKVENTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1942 WOODLAND VILLAGE RECEIVED ITS NAME FROM THE TOWNSHIP barry county youth ! SECTION Bemteta CaUok Wilma Haight, xotot 8,Rlchart°8taffen. R.FD. 2. 1* mis' AM ■ p M*bel M«rtin was bom in Racine Vi summer completing a course of the daughter of John A. and Mertl‘study which give* him a chance' deP Strickland, Batt - ■ -. Martin. She passed from thte life! (ConUniMd from page 1. Section !)•—--------- -------- ———-------- -- ------—— I to learn more about way* of mar-1 By Jane Cameyin Buehler. Freeport: go together to some place in the,^ center U» township. John A l.f«^ Drill Will I. Oni™ J“"' '"S'ISrJ'.LSrI ketlng Michigan farm produce pro- i western part of,the state ami take McArthur began selling lota on me l-L, vr e tier. Mrs. n.erung weeks, in castteI] fltabty and al the same time to win'i Charles Btadel. HasUngs; U Selccted to Attend I ine JOD very boon ,On towiuhlp. At the time of her up land. Galloway and Samuel eut alde ot ,ftrm on aectton 16. ;| a * cash caan scholarship, sciiomianip. the inc National national ! , ray. Batlte Creek. Reginald „ Haight went' to Ionia, where they Homes and a few business places 01 Twenty-reven Bam- eounty 4-H Ada. Henry Adler. Clovertale Personal nomination for me most: ■ I junior Jttntor Vegetable Vnretabte Grower* Clrower* Aa*octaAsinrls-;: The Sun Oil Co. of Toledo, has secured employment Jonatha-i;were b*1111' In 1®®® Jonathan charming book UUe we've heard yeti llon reported thl* week. .‘ecured a permit from me state to John Richardson. Hastings. 1UUM ll»m -rlx ■>» M-, "■ -WIM in Tl» WUto.. her mother died and shortly there- zri.,1. w.^.v ni iiaiHe te compeUng with 27 other: dow n a test well on the farm • year. Th They met T*oac Knapp rencc Hilbert, owner* of property after she came to Michigan with Elub _Wc5k_ aVM*State Ooltowing year. Michigan youth* for scholarship ot James F. Mead, on Uie south­ CALEDONIA DEFlATH ’there. K; He advised them to locate adjoining the center, had a survey ।, I just read with gusto James fund* Mtabltehed by the Great At-:wetl Aui^ter of the southwest quar­ her father and settled In Barry1] County Agent Harold Foster will ac­ m town w»n 4 * Inorth, range 7 wret. be- completed and a village platted. laid in tantic and Pacific Tea Company for. Ur °r section io. Rutland township, county She graduated from Has­ company these delegates who will cause *.»» — »““y, The HasUngs Merchants Buffered cause he be nad had travelled travelled over over it It mm-l^ him-1 out “ In> "«• lots and blocks They conself and knew It was good land, and, “nued using mr name of Woodland.'11: la a delMout on me NaUonal Junior Vegetable Orow- » “n be reached by driving on M­ tings High school and from the represent over a thousand Barry era Association, the association an-;37 10 lhe Lane farm- turning west County Normal mere, after whlcn. County rural youth In the 4-H pro­ day to Caledonia fl to 2. Thte wm had himself bought acreage on sec-! The village wa* incorporated In IBM.' a11 U»e m nounced. on t,1P township road and proceed- she taught five years in the county gram. tlon 17. In May 1837, the three । The Ortt village election was held '*n 2?ml’y ’^.n^a^h.1^ the first defeat for Craig thte soa' ' • Professor Grant B. Snyder of ln« toT “ Httle less man u mile schools. - . Uie then _______ > .town___ ''vr-.av. and narrir<i named or ortwo. two. Mr. Mr.Thurber* Thurber'*humor humorteteme me set- out- fbr unnamed ’Marcl1 i < tH-f ltlBl v»a>’ear tUi onri Delegates attending are those On May 12. 1823 she was married wlnner for Caledonia. rr.ua raiuct president. Lloyd kind that get* funnier with eseh Massachusetts State College, the *J,d onp h*17ship of Woodland. The trio found Frank Hilbert ’ r “ association'* advisory chairman, exA ■ representative of the company to Glenn G. Pufpatf and two sons. selected last fall and this put Hastings meet* the Charteton the land that suited them on see- Felghner Prtghner clerk clerk and —- Jesse Jordan 'reading. «nd you goi around ehbek- plained that “Most participants »« llfrr on Wednesday of last week spring on the basis of outstanding Karl and Keith, came to bless their —” ! Ung for days over hla situation*. project work over a period of years. Park team at the Fairground on tlon 15 They returned to Ionia treasurer. have already completed three units ‘nanging for some of the prellm- home. nonM! During their stay at me College Frt“y 8:30 From 111 county mr Luuiuy for ■ a wmc, time, uui but in In wviouvr October, in the ’ ‘1880’'* a number of new Among other tilings, this is a war of a five-unit extension course In >,lar*ea before proceeding with the In addition to lhe husband, the lhe Barry County youth enjoy, with I ,lhW lhou“ ** " '!?*’ set out from Portland for their new home* were built and the first | of O1 Time 41WC and Transportation. Every farm markeUng intended to help drilling. He stated that the com­ sons A. andM^Tn. parents. ™Uw^ofS^regS^I ou«» __ farm. — youngster* . why ..... they nanv Hart ■ • c^ I—..ICl(k) u.1,1. W‘t,Je. *„ —nr “r’ X .ndMr. [he‘and Iter Mrs. to- WchigS? • home. It wo* a distance of 22 miles briek store erected. In 1885 Lloyd, tjme we purchase ’ r a non-essential .how tive OMver* Olivera on Sunday at the FairFalrohn A. Martin, and the sister al- Michigan, the use of th* regid* r col- | the through dense woods. Samuel and Len W. Felghner established | we up the Ume of mannfacturi ground. On Sunday. July 5. lha ---- ................ Halght went- --------ahead with ------ ----compass ------ the Woodland -------------- -------News, which -------- con-,rI pr_ merchant n,,u and virtn. clerk, nnu and mtttv' transu S .uXSu! He ™>M be en lhe |ot „„ uva, uS ~ ' ■ Merchants play the strong Kalama and axe. and blaxed a trail to sec- tlnued until quite recently. A roller । poruUon facilities that could be lion 15. The other two. with an mill was built and me C. K. k 8.; IIRed for vital and necessary war and old .11 nn»l mm. >11 H u. '•>” mihln >o dm. hr wham S.;,in RUmi„ " ujrun,!",wu- „TV?" «" ,p‘’“Martin Runzler of Burlington. Wis­ ox team and a driver, whom the railroad was under constructton., nfe-saving equipment. The mer-| naming.'', leaner; varoi oinciair, ' A rotary outfit will sink a well In three had employed, followed with Then came a new elevator, oar tac-] chants who are thus thrown out of Of the association to be held thte about half the time of an ordinary consin. by an aunt and uncle. Mr HasUngs; Polly Doster. Doster: Be-| and Mrs. George Chenoweth of Not everybody wilii a Mier their supplies. It took two days to tory and creamery. About thte UmeibualnfM are cordially Invited to fall. drill. We understand the company Leonidas. Michigan, and by several airice Bush. Hoitlngs; Dorothy i U> to spare cu shoot * gaa complete that 22 mile trip. They what ha* become known os the' cofnp oul and y>elp me cultivate my, — Ingram. Hastings; Juna Ferris.' will make thte a deep test, nnd we nieces, nephews, cousins and ffiends Dowling: Marjorie Cole. Hasting*;! Kj'4 »tr»l*bt—but everybody caa arrived at their destination on Woodland Fire Insurance was hureUU.t Mclory garden. I'm ...I getting I --UNCLE 8A.M WANTS ------- --------------------------Co. ail hope success will attend their who hold her In loving memory. ------ ----------- .a established ._ -----------........................................... ...... .. DER pJLQT-y October 14. 1837. They made In ... the ------town. --This com-1about tuckered out from IL JI effort*. Oil and gas are very es­ Arlene Williams, Middleville; Jooni MB shoot itralght to lhe book sad rude shanty, which answered un­ pony has extended Ils Held to lhe | WMn Leffler. Woodlind; Doreen Williams' bom----------------------to be a horse. -------No kld------- -t -----2According to Captain George F. sential to lhe United Stales these fnt.r counties muntlM of nt Barry, Rarrv Eaton. Eaton. Ionia Ionia ,ding, the tu. farm labor -Un-. ... - i. til they completed n log cabin and four Hastings; Harriett Babcock. Dow-i shortage te «« no|samsen. in charge of Uie District days, and the discovery of oil in were then quite comfortable. Hie and Kent, and te a large and grow- small , Ung; Donna Davte. Middleville: matter Feeding me world Ii Air Corps Rec ting Office C ~ nd ------------’ln.B,rT>’ counly would be of. great bachelors lived In that cabin lo de­ Ing mutual company. te of supreme Importance, whereat orand Rapid*, glider pilot training i benefit to the county. lightful harmony for three year*. There were several unsuccessful selling useless knlcknack* te not.: u now available to men between the There will be much Interest in With lheir domicile completed, they attempts to start a general stole See what I mean? , *Bes of 18 and 35 who want lo fly1 tbl* well. Its location will be about began to clear the land, nnd had in the early history of Woodland The Barry County triple A com­ • • • but are unable to qualify ns avia-1 two miles west and three quarters removed the trees from 30 8c res the village. In 1808 Lawrence Hilbert, We — are uawi having a ii time naming our' non cadet*. ’ ' n,. — . -------------------------— dita. I of tt mllc south of me test well mittee consisting of Glenn Wot­ tint three months. Gama was poultry mis year. We hatched, with C‘222 idiot 'training Glider ' ' **Include* ~ ln-'’thal WIU Put down on tbe Kidder ring. John Birman. Lawrence Far­ plenUfuL Jonathan Haight was a village banker, made the tlrat sua­ pride, three goslings and one te very suucUon flying a plane.''{arm on *cUon 8. Rutland over a rell. Mrs. Loutee Spillane, office Lriu-tiAn 7n tn riving * light plane. crack shot with a'rifle They had manager, and Mra. Warren Bolton strong and one te very;strong-mind- The gilder training Include* gliding, secured a good supply of potatoes sion vu burglarized and nearly all rd They are Sampson nnd Delilah.t in sailplanes of the type that have: fieldwoman attended a district and with venison in plenty they meeting held in Ionia -test Monday. The other one te mediocre, but you broken all nation*! distance and' DEATH OF WM. fared very well. The next year by Nathan Barlow, a pioneer mer­ can't run around calling. 'Come,, altitude records. " |H. BIRMAN • they purchased three cow*. Mush chant of HasUngs, to get anomer Mediocre. Here Mediocre." Pro- . v-kA,,, William H. Birman. 429 E. Bond upon completion v. of ,M«. gilder train­ Mra. Warren Bolton held a'meet­ and milk was on their menu for at start. He made a fine success ot II. pie would think you were nuts. jiIng -------all ’• those -------who ‘------graduate — ------------win - be 81 • Hasting*, passed away Monday ing at the Dowling Methodist Ladle* least one meal a day thereafter. The In 1884 he sold a half Interest in It i Irras' rated as staff sergeants on flying morning at three o'clock at Pennocs Aid test Thursday showing colored Then three men had trying experiences to B. 8. Holly. Frank Hilbert, who men mere uic.c are Bic me uic seven >ririi ducks uuvu.J . jmlm nnanlta! hospital after an lllnees illness nt of five etava days, slides on our Fumi Program. l|uu rrf , m — —— 111a Ua—Ia 1 Men who , , In those early year*, but survived had been associated with hla father !?*' Men who ere are Interested Interested are are inIn- aged 85 years. I month. 29 days. them, bne thing they agreed , on In Uie business, and Mr. Holly con­ Yu°?ne; Our station is a depot for rubber salvage. Bring any­ P ?nd.A,\net«n. *,led the Dbitrict Air Corp* He was born April 23. 1857 in The W.ar Board Chairman asks was "No work on Sunday." They tinued Uie business as partners for mev are Ml d^kL ’"SLidStanl RecrulUn« Armory Building. Ohio, the son of John and Cather­ that every fanner please be patient thing that is composed of rubber. We will pay you or . could not go to church, but they some Ume. men Frank sold hte half ‘h,re, e^"7 Incl<lentally. Xonlll Bnd Michl<an- Orxnd Rapids, ine Birman who came to this coun­ and wait for the Salvage County; respected Sunday ns the Lord's Day. to Holly and established a bank in ducks originated the convoy system Mlchlon . wher * complete In forma try from Germany. Mr. Birman 1 Michigan, where <----- ,-------------------accept your contribution. Samuel Haight was the first of the village. Mr. Holly closed out hte used in modem warfare. was a retired former and lived In will take a considerable length of' | tlon u te evaUBWe available.. . the three to get married. On April business In 1918 and gave hte time Baltimore township for about 30 time to cover the entire county and 1 w\nt .?own morbis hill to’ 12. 1841 he was wedded to CharWU thereafter to hte farm, which was they will get there some time soon. HELP THE VICTORY CAMPAIGN WITH inventory canned- fruit, meat*. 1 ---------------ot- -all ----------------------------REPRESENT HI-Y CLUBS * Brown of Danby. Galloway was within me village limits. Besides hte wife, he te survived by lun. praer^. u>d married in 1843. Jonathan Haight Morris Hill wjll represent Has- two daughters, Mrs. Jay Edmonds ANYTHING MADE OF RUBBER! Glenn Wotring announces that In 1876 Ludwig Paul started a TOUbln. Vou» no Idra hd« It llw tnd oounlv Hl-V club. and Mra. Joe Smith, both of Has­ was tile test to take unto himself farmers who are interested In the hardware store In Woodland. Later h-lp, ,n pl.nnu« uid bow h,.y A„mMy „„ tings and two sons. John of Balti­ redemption ot farm-stored 1841 loan Aowmblx will too- more twp. and Edwin of Absarokee. When the three bachelor* settled he was associated with the late John tux Il k lo Pltn the e.nnln. .nd Ju„ a5.M oxford. Ohio, and te the Mont. on section 15, Woodland had no Velte. The business te now carried preserving for the year when you । VPnc office. mUC,t--------h mfl,nevens evcntm uie 010ra-x program program name. Ail of Barry county was on by Mr. Paul's sons. Lawrence and “ j", . . ,r.----- — .—. mam Added to this, thte. one alwavs always find* finds a year then called Barry township. From Karl. You may also sell thte wheat to J MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR^ In’ Edition to hu duties M Christopher A. Hough, established few choice tidbits that were pushed funeral home at 3:00 P. M. with your neighbor for feed if you so de- ■ back out of sight. — ----------•« — ..... — a repair shop in the village soon tings township, which then included retary of the Hastings Club, Mor­ Rev, Coldren officiating. ''Burial 227 E. STATE ST. UA8TING3 lhe four northeastern townships of Rabbit*, no matter how tame, atilt, rte serves the County council as will be tn the Hastings township Informatlon from lhe AAA office fl the county. But in 1842 It was set the Civil war. He was elected retain some of lheir wild impulses. official representative in the district cemetery. before lhe wheat te used for feed. county treasurer for two terms and apart as Woodland township. and slate business meetings and he I wa* cultivating this afternoon, al ­ Early settlers were mostly from then, with C. D. Beebe, established ternating it with calling Hiller has recently been nominated for New York and New England. Later a state bank in Nashville, of which name* for taking all the men away, the office of State Councilman. many came from Ohio. What be­ he was cashier unite falling health and our old pet Pnpa bunny war,' Delegates from Barry and Calb^pinY came known as the "German settle­ caused hte reUrement. ment" started with Michael RowAmong the earlier physicians in teder In 1848. The northeast quar­ Woodland were Dr*. Kilpatrick. hole, for no earthly reasbn except•1 group will drive to Oxford on ter of the township was mostly flat Carpenter. Rawson. . Benson and that hte ancestors dug big holes.‘ Thursday, or gently rolling. It seemed too wev Baughman. After graduating from He took nips off cabbages, peas and for the Yankees. But the Germans the University medical department, com and hopped over my feet and knew what It would make, and they the late'! Dr. Charles McIntyre lo­ made a nuisance of himself. picked up these tends, cleared and cated In. Woodland, and. after many drained them nnd transformed them years of successful practice there Well, we were lucky to get thte into beautiful farms. They were In­ he moved to Hastings. The record finished with so much outdoor work dustrious. honest, patient, knew how shows that, previous to 1830. Dr. and rose to take a bow and our • to plan and they prospered. Wm. Upjohn of Hostings served the chair rose and bowed with us. people of Woodland ns their phy­ Warm, thte afternoon. Isn't it? rellglon and education by Uie early sician, until Dr. Weeks moved into settler* of Woodland. At one Ume the township. there were nine churches in me Woodland had long desired a rail­ township, all sustained by its peo­ road. Its people were pleased beple. and two more were close to me town line, to which Woodland mem­ was completed through the village. bers contributed largely. At the But the road could not stand the present time there arc eight church­ loss In its passenger and freight es in ths township—three U. B., two business brought about by the au­ "Church of the Brethren." a Lu­ tomobile, the auto-truck and auto­ theran. Methodist and Evangelical. Denominational differences are not and east of Delton to Woodbury. as marked as they were sixty or Fortunately, the town's two elevators seventy year* ago. The eight have been able to continue. Of churches show me emphasis which course It hurt Woodland; but you Woodland folk* place on religion. n _.r no sobbing about it in the viihear That me Christian religion helps] ‘ia-0•. They get lheir dally mall. tiiose who take It seriously la shown can br th. tact Uut *lmou never h>re' o[ themhke.tii ol uicir lhMr own. own. Tliy • — ---------- . . . . uicm nave can oi *i>ey the courts of J. -v-...uun.. u> Ihlnk .bool. °< Itarrv H-jn eountv raunly had Ui to; Unm oU»r Young America's choice In fragrance! Loved for dMl .'Ui . crtmln.1 cm. Iran muc„ m,„, ndhehl, u>u> !•Woodland township.. The only one mentlng the loss of a dinkey rail­ Its glorious, spicy freshness. It Is th* meadow­ the writer can recall was a recent road, whose service had deteriorated sweet breath of sunny clover fields... in an one. which did not involve people very much before it was abandoned. enchanting fragrance family — perfume, toilet of Woodland at all, but was due to But If you want to see a Wood­ a quarrel between two Mexican sug­ tender perk up. start talking about ar-beet workers. And rarely do civ­ schools. You'll hear something right 1.00 •ach - Coloon.... IM - Talcum. 50C. il cases come from that township. off the reel about Woodland's town­ The Inhabitant* of Woodland re­ ship unit school. And it's worth spect the rights and convictions of talking about. < te rated high, and each other and of all other* *o deservedly so. The majority for $1 Hind* Honey y| Qc generally thflt they avoid trouble® bonding the township, including that require acUoft by the courts. the village, was small-only 38 as I fir Almond Cream Mtz The first religious service in the township wa* held at the home of the debt la wiped out. The W. K. Alonxo Barnum. He seem* to have Kellogg Foundation had not startbeen a sincere religious man. When no preacher wa* present to conduct the Foundation has shown a fine lhe service*, ho would do so hlmaelf. and friendly spirit toward this 12A Methodist eta**, with five mem- grade school, has enlarged and im­ proved the plant, without asking The Methodist church In the vll- any help from the taxpayers. The Foundation has added to lhe equip­ The flrat town meeting, after the ment also. And Use part-time servtownship was set apart In 1842. was held In April of that year at Uie Foundation are helpful, as are the -home of Alonxo Barnum. There teaching of and training in good gl! IN FARM SCHOLAR- SarrQ SypatliB | 4-H CLUB MEMBERS MEETATM.S.C. SUN OIL CO. TO DRILL '1'-™ ON Jo Fo MEAD FARM «■ beJ^SiSriS ■>*•“«-» K ■“!%£ . -X-“i” ■XU'KTLJS, EX' 5 'T, GET IN THE SCRAP RUBBER EVERY BIT HELPS! MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES yakky CLOVER Old Glory $100 DR. MILE'S NERVINE ALKA SELTZER 60c*ize 60c size BROMO SELTZER Previous lo 1840 Woodland folks got their mall at Hastings. When a Woodland resident came to the expected to call for the mall for himself and his neighbors, yrotUd expected mall would call there tar It. In 1848 a post office was es­ tablished at the center. Mall came from Hastings twice a week. For many years the town had dally service. Throe rural routes lead from the village poet office. Now the office receive* mail frorfl Lake three bachelor* located in Woodland before .there were evidence* that a town was destined to spring up at health habit* for the pupil*, which that fine organization has made possible Ln all me schools of Barry county. Woodland ha* electric lights and the home services that go with elec­ tricity. it* folk* can have natural churches, fine schools, with kind, orderly, intelligent folks for neigh­ bor*. why shouldn't the people of Woodland feel that life there Is worth while? It surely te. If you think this story shows a UtUe bias In favor of Woodland, you barn In that township and grew to 83c 49c 49c PAINT SPECIAL! Row or Boiled Linseed Oil $■* no in 1 wu - n>............................. Valspar Outside House Point $089 White ar Catere — Gal............... ................. Available Here! Still Flies! to remind us of the fight we must wage to keep a free America. Help the war effort and prevent in- Ration by banking money and buying War Bonds on a regular plan. — LyBARKER’S HASTINGS WAR BONDS AND SAVINGS STAMPS PHONS 2115 HASTINGS CITY BA ^Fifty-Five Yean of Coniinuotu Sonieo PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTWCS, �TBI MA»TIHO« auran. TUMMY, roxg u, |ia Elisabeth Jordan—Young John employed at a gas station In Battle Take* Over. Creek and Mr*. Wright Is employed Agatha Christie—Murder tn Rcl- at ths Western Baking Company. ben Benchley, "Inside Benchley”; roapect. « They will reside In Battle Creek. Halen X Haines, "Living WlUi Grace Livingston Hill — Crimson Mn. Myrtle H emery wlU be hostMoun tain ■ uiiinain . cm av ai uie next session oi me David Garth. ’Thunderbird"; Erie' Happy Down Unit on July 3. FKAIRISVILL* Cowles, "Don’t Be Afraid": Elliott Stanley Gardner, "The Case of the! This locality, which ha* been Mr. and Mn. fmg*t Farr spent Merrick, "Northern Nurse" Drowning Duck"; Carolyn Wells.!served by lhe Are department of the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. •Murder WlU In"; Patricia Went- Bedford. wlU. In the future be Nlram Harris at GreenvUJ*. Fiction Zane Grey—Majesty’s Ranch. cc* Crane, The Golden Box"; E Bellevue fire department. . ' Phillips Oppenheim. ’The Man> Mis* Pally Brandt spent part of Who Changed Hla Ptea”; Mary Ro- ’ last week al Ute home of her grand- anion and Ruaaall at Olivet. berts Rinehart. "Haunted Lady"; i parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ■ Rex Stout. "Black Orchids ’; Ben-! Strickland of Assyria Center. in Hastings. ! nett Foster. "The Maverick"; Kath-1 Mr. and Mr*. William Stanton Callers on Mrs. Jennie Norris and i icen Norris, "Dina Cashman"; Mau-; went Sunday to visit their daugh- Lucy Saturday were T. H. Ketchum ; reen Daly, "Seventeenth Summer"; ter and family. Mr. and Mra. May- of Martin. Mr*. Lottie McBain of | Cornell Woolrich. "Black Alibi"; | nard Thompran of Battle Creek. I Rachel Field.“And Now Tomorrow'. i Mra. Roger Davis thinks that aside Barber ot Richland. Ellery Queen. "Calamity Town"; from June 22 being the longest day I "Saxon Ashe — Secret Agent”; of the year, the number 22 has been family ot Kalamaaoo were Wednes­ 1 Cecile Hulse Matschat. "Highway J an eventful one In their home. day evening callers on their mother. I To Heaven"; Chas. Norphoft [ Their marriage was on the 22 of । and James Norman Hall,' "Men i June: last October her husband loci Mrs Ben Temple and Jack oi | Without Country"; Phoebe A. Tay- part, of his hand In an operation. ! lor, 'The Six Iron Spider*". I lheir only child was born on the M. J. NorrU Sunday; they also ■■ <• 22 of February lut. ASSYRIA । The Case family reunion will be called on Mrs. Jennie Norris and Mra Anne Lena Coy of Lacey re- held July 4 at the Car! Case home Lucy. turned Friday from • three days’! On Howland St.. Battle Creek. visit in Lansing, with friend*. j Mr «nd Mra. Leslie Conklin at-. and Mra. La Vem CalUirop caUed Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conklin tended the family reunion of the. on MI*. Calthrop at Battle Creek now located in their new home. . Shoup family Sunday at lhe Thom-. Sunday. Hl* condition remains the same. Mrs Calthrop Is working al WbIIacc Harris has been engaged apple lake park. In the remodeling of the barn on1 The Bullis school reunion, with Gull lake for a weak ! Mr, and Mrs. Will Norris and the Mr. Mace farm. | about seventy present, was held ! The Women's Society of the; Sunday at lhe schoolhouse George Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hughes and Briggs church will meet on Thur*- . Trick was made president and John' family of Toledo. O_. are on a week's . flihlng trip in northern Michigan. day at .. the Mr. uand. Mra. w.u Walter — Willison. Secretary Mrs Katie Cox Mr.-and Mra. Earl Boulter spent | SUnton home. of Marshall and Miss Villa Cox were; Sunday, with Mr. and Mra. Oliver The Union cemetery group met al■ lhe oldest ones present. Open formula feeds were originated by the Hayward and Mr. and Mrs. BaaU I Ketcham hall at Lacey on ThuraThe tenant house of August NauFarm Bureau as a fanners’ organization. Hayward and family at Kalamazoo. day for a carry-in dinner and btui- jok’te in the process of repair. Contents of closed formula feed* had to Diane and Sally Hayward returned । ness session. Donald and Ronald Conklin, twin1; home with them for a vtalL be guessed at. Farmers ’ feed* are open , Mra DaUy King Is convalescing:. brothers,, who ___ recently visited M ,' In formula and list the ingredients pound at the home of her parent*. Mr. and! Pontiac. wlU soon return tn to Pnnttarl Pontiac I Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Baker and I! Pontiac will mon ; I Patricia of Kalamazoo were Sunfor pound on the feed tag, because: 'Mrs. Gaylord Holme*, following an । where they have employment. QBy ,1H:nioan or M I day afternoon of Mr. and STS^k “ UHa h“P,U’ ln Bat‘LSW?2 U Grandevisitor* De Printer opccmiuii a a 4-H s-n ciuo They enable the farmer to check on the balance I tie ue Creek. uraea............ , Ced club omciai official meeting neia held Mr. and Mra. Mart Norrti i Mr*. Willard Case lias been UI the | at Hasting* on Thursday night. Mra. Sunday dinner guest* of Mr*. Jen­ f between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ i last week with the flu. Mrs. Herbert. Nohnan Stanton and Elon Cole nie Norris and Lucy. try and hog feeds). in the Library DON’T Be Out Guessed CLOSED FORMULA FEED.' NOW that it is your patriotic duty-as well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand— Bhurrb Nets* music and haudKork d same department. In net* and Primary Dept subject at the eve- Cooley conducted th* worship servalng moating will be ’Th* Four Alleluia'* of Revelation." Primary Dept, had a handwort dlM Alt meet With Mr*. John Hagar, Mra. Cooley. Recreation periods were in charge of Milo Ooldren and Mrs Amy Bower. Each Tuaaday morning Mra. Mae Custer has Temperance Nlghl On Sunday, June 28 at T:»P. M. given Interesting talk* and object a iarnnaranaa mx.ll.. ha >.aL4 lessons on Temperance. Ing program ha* been planned and Episcopal Church the public la Invited to attend. Summer schedule of services a* Emmanuel Episcopal church wtl in­ clude both lhe 8 a. m. communion The member* of the Cornu* Club service and 11 a. tn. morning wor­ will have a family picnic at Chariship and sermon. The Bunday At the Sunday morning wor­ ship the pastor will tell about "Seventeen Holes" and will preach on the theme,' "The Peril* of Look­ ing Back." COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ootnrou. raocKBDiaas summer but the chUdren are urged to attend at 11 o'clock. The Rey. Don M. Oury is preaching a aerlre of sermon* on "Old Testament" history, and wUl speak next Sun­ day on "Joseph's Dream." day morning (June 29) to attend the Town-Country Leadership Attending Summer school conducted by the University Conference Near Holland of Wisconsin at Madison. Wte. He Attending the Episcopal- yOuflg will-be there until July 10. conference .-th|i > Inn on MacsPilgrim IInrChurrh A number of visitor* were With us Jorie Boyes, Martha Lou Maus, last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Lau- Eunice Jrisher and Cheater Mc­ baugh from Spokane. Wash.. the Millon. Jr. Miss Bernice Jarmen of Charlton* from Kalamazoo. Mr and Neighborhood House. Orangeville. te Mra. Hoc* from Battle Creek, and on lhe faculty. The Rev. Don M. Mra. Leonard and daughter from Gun- accompanied Uie local group Grand Rapid* to Uic conference on Bunday after­ Next Sunday morning Rev. Mra. noon, but did no* remain for lhe Manker will speak on "The Time Element In Faith." This 1* the third First Methodist Church The Methodist church will begin At night lhe will apeak from Matt. 1U‘ summer schedule of services neat Sunday. Morning worship will qulra*.” i there. Prayer Service Wednesday nlghl Mildred Mack the Dunham group. our schoolhouse and on the garden "When made by a reputable manufy| Mr. and Mrs. Oral Miller were In Mrs. Olive Tobias was hostess nt of Mr and Mrs. Robert McKlbbln. at the church. We take up the study Just one hour. The Church school 2 turer interested in HIS welfare be , Middleville Sunday at a family a family dinner recently for her knows just WHAT he it paying for. , gathering at the home of lheir par­ children. Womens Prayer Mee Ung at the promptly .at 12:00. The Church north woods. school will meet by departments ; ent*. Mr. *nd Mrs. T. R. Kline honAllan Shelp returned home Fri­ home of Mr*. Wesley Stowe on 8. with a leader assigned for each ortng their son. Tunis Kline, of Fort SOUTH THORNAPPLE 2 The farmer can get an idea of the day from Borges* hospital. Kalama- Broadway. Sunday. ' Blanding, Fla., who 1* here on a We welcome you. * dollar value of the ration. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wlerlnga too. where he underwent an operaThe sermon theme for next Sun­ ' ten day*' furlough. and daughter. Anna May. of Orand j tlon for appendicitis. He Is getting day will be "Religion tn ,a Chang­ Grace Lutheran Church ■ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stanton Rapid* were Sunday afternoon and along nicely, He can consult with the Michigan State College ing World.” Rev. Slone will preach. A confirmation service with Holy were host and hostess on Saturday dinner guests of her mother. Mrs - _ • • •---------------aa to feeding value of the ration. There will be special music. Communion will be held Sunday at I night to the members ot the Young Hattie Johnson. CLAY HILLS Mr*. Leon Polls spent ls*t Fri­ j Peoples group. Try to find these advantages in a । The Happy Dozen organization* »pent Sunday afternoon In Middle- day. with her sister. Mrs. Lamia confirmed The pastor will preach met on Friday with Mrs. Della Mil- I ville. the guests of her sister, Mrs. Johnson in Bowne. Young people from the various CLOSED FORMULA FEED I ler of the Checkered district, s new'|| Lydia WU*on. Mary. Irene and Joe Lukso ot Word." The Sunday school staff meet* churches ot lhe Michigan Confer­ I member. Mrs. Thompson, was ac-: Mr. and Mra. George Mason of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Farm Bureau MILKMAKKR^ ■ MBBMASHES - PORK­ Friday, 7:So P. M, at 521 W. Court ence gathered al lhe camp grounds I cepted. Grand Rapids spent the weekend | the home folks. . ‘ ' MAKERS have no superiors. Aik us for open formula Av pfcnjo at the Yankee Spring* south ol the city Tuesday tor the ; Mrs. Gaylord Holme* and daugh- here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Ouy McKee family and" Mr. annual convention of the Wesley­ bookleu on our feeds. _ Oliver, and daughter. Eunice and Mrs. Chas. Gibbs entertained j ter. Mrs. Daisy King, spent Tues- James James Oliver and family assisted jj relatives from Indiana over the ,or Sunday afternoon. June 28. All an Young Peoples Society. Services • day at the home of Mrs. Lewis Webb with the work a few days for their weekend. | Jo meet at the church at 2:10 were held throughout the day and ■ of Ba'ttle Creek and called on an evening. i aunt, Mr*. Bnma Cole. ison. .Frances Oliver, who resides I Floy Haight and wife of Grand'p- “• Dr. P. P. McConn, president of ; «ne --------------------------------- Sc had | Wallace Harris, having sold hi* inear Irving ltatahtaW .— * BU “------U Bl— i U ”, VacaUairmi* Marion College, Marion, Ind., gave Russell Lewi* of Grand Rapid* I farm, will soon leave for Marine Inspirational at the morn­ HASTINGS, MICH. c.,,. P“F“' Iv‘1 u »< ■■ “■“» v«»- ing, afternoonmessage* City. *earn* Saturday night lo.aaalat al and evening sendees iSx ■*“ w,u *“u ■ a“"I James Oliver and George Mason TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. I Raymond Wright of Battle Creek the Papers and special musical numbers ■ and Miss Mls* Dorotny Dorothy Holmes, oaugntcr daughter I were given by the young people of rBJ5, wor*t ,l of Mr. and Mrs Gaylord Holmes.| Word received by Mra. Louie Mar- grandsons. Jr. and Bobby returned church thte evening (T^uraday) st the different churches. were married on Monday. June 15.! Un from her son. John, states that home with them Mr and Roy McC.u! at- ]2° P*™U *nd ,rteO* at Defiance. Ohio. Mr. Wright Is he Is in Australia and all right. Mr. of two quartette*, that of Marlon tended the Grange picnic Sunday! , st the Grange hall ^day. the closing day. lhe College and one from Houghton av me urange na». children will be given attendance college, Houghton, N. Y. The boy* cards and certificates for perfect furnished several quartette number* -ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— I attendance. throughout the day and tn the eve- Open Formula Feeds ivpiy. MMiiw 4 ft JK-ui6" FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. FISHING SEASON OPENS A SALE DURING There', shortage of binder canvas material PULL EM harvest time. AH our binder can- REMEMBER THE DATE JUNE 25 - 26 - 27 Enjoy the Bluegill Festival on these days, then Visit Our Store for some Real Specials - Remember, the Sale lasts only during these three days or until present supplies are exhausted. You will find other items in our store not listed here os Real Values. $29.95 GLIDERS for only —;-------$32.95 GLIDERS for only 21” 2500 27” $29.75 GLIDERS for only________ $31.50 GLIDERS for only________ A limited quantity of spring steel chair* —20 DISCOUNT! Nice Selection of Standard A Quantity of HERE ISA REAL SPECIAL Marbella and Straight Line Patterns. lOur Celling Price, ONLY 11 — 9x12 FELT BASE RUGS. RANGING In PRICE FROM 94.95. Felt Base Linoleum for only A limited quantity only. quickly. Act . OFF. OR A SAVING OF Jt'v. 379 DURING THIS ACT NOW I Remember 3 days only or until stock is SALE . A solid maple 6-piece dinette­ buffet tabla and 4 chain. Cail- Ing price $77.50 for only GET YOUR SCRAP RUBBER INTO THE BIG SCRAP HURRY! Yavr country need* every bit of old rubber you can dig up., N*non and It may avert gas rationing! EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT exhausted. PMMDvn Roantvur has asked mry American to HERE ARE SOME EXTRA SPECIALS 2- 9x12 FELT BASE RUGS - Coil- $098 ing Price $4.95; Slightly Damaged This community was greatly sad­ dened to hear of the death of Mra. I Rose Bunnell Friday. She was loved by *11 who knew her. Deepest sympa thy 1* extended by all. j A dinner was given Bundny by 1 the child:en and grandchildren of k’i1; Hanunlo Armour at his home, it iHreh being hU birthday. FOR ONLY 34c "vr A Real Barsaln at only Square harness parts. First class shoe repairing. Hastings, Mich. •4J 24’5 27 INLAID LINOLEUM Custom made team harness, collars, sweat pads, fly nets, JACK SEMPF, Shoe & Leather Goods Shop LOOK ! — JUST AT THE HEIGHT OF THE SUMMER SEASON we are putting a special on our summer Furniture that is Really a Special. $26.50 GLIDERS for only------------- We repair all makes of binder canvas. Bring them in now. double quartette finale. "My An­ chor Holds." In the business session plans were discussed (or a special dedication service In lhe coming camp meet­ ing where the newly erected Day Memorial tabernacle will be for­ mally opened for use. I Officer* elected for the coining year were: Pre*.. Rev. L. H. May­ field. Pittsford; Vice Pre*.. Rev. Al­ vin Barker. Waldron; Secretary. Vesta Smith, Coldwater; Treas., Jeannette Fries*. Allendale; Asst. Treas. Rosetta VLs*cr. Holland. i FAIR LAKE ’ * ’ 1 - 7 Jx9 FELT BASE RUG - Ceil-! ing Price $3.25; Slightly Damaged Lily White Flour K mahogany 6-piece dinette 6750 suite—ceiling price $79.50— 59 Qualify .fr*1* W. A. liOTH. Furniture RHONE 2226 HASTINGS STANDARD OIL COMPANY (INDIANA) BRIM IT TO VOVI BVANOMO OH OIAUR lANDak b always. SMITH BROS VEUTE & CO. HASTWO8. MICH. * �THt >A|TINC| BAXNIK niUMPAT. JVNK 1J, 1H1 — 1 The Potts family reunion was held falfa makes vile smelling all Roaenberg In northwest Thorpsppta. i per, daughters ' at lhe hnme nt Mr* R/Hba Pott* Mra. Ray Lyons goes to Katams, Ralph Harper of Flushing, are. widow of Will Potts, at Moralist! Cutting U beat when one-tenth MIDDLEVILLE Mrs. Enoa Price of Jackson spent; Harry Balsch. Jr., who la em­ zoo, Wednesdsy. to spend a few day* spending some time with their Bunday with an attendance of 44 Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Jen»ow to match rationed su ployed by the Bell Telephone Co. al with her grandchildren, white their'grandparents. Mr. and Mra. W. R kin. Relatives who went from this , vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. Julian loaded Immediately tor the cutter Ann Arbor was home Saturday and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons, Harper. take azvacatton trip. ) gupt. and Mr, E j jenm^ anij Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potts. Mr. Wadd. without field drying. ।been simplified by tan visiting. Mr. and Mr*. Paul Gibson and her little son of Quincy, former teacher* »nd Mra. Clive Churchill, son Don The regular meeting of the W. B ■ Michigan State College. Mr. and Mn. Walter Nelson of NORTHEAST WOODLAND were “»d daughter Lol* Ann. Mrs. James C- 8. wlU be held Friday at the! No’sweetening U need, Whitehall called on Dr. and Mrs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pren-1 tn the Middleville «hoote. Methodist church with pot luck din-' {rt£h te^? Frank Shaw. Sunday evening on lice of HasUngs. also Mr. and Mrs [ Sunday callers at tlie Wm. McKevitt Polhemui and children. Glenn Dean nd Chas. Cha*. Campbell Campbell homes. home*. and family, Ralph ~ Finkbelner and ner at noon. Business meeting In w2* rj J? Clyde Skinner enjoyed a picnic dinand • ■* their way home from Fort Outer c where they had been to see their ner Sunday at Fallasburg Park, LoOld MM, or M„ MHob"'' “» »™ >» <”'!«->■■ W • and Mra. Walter Cooks am Burges*, Burges*. nieee niece of Mrs. Frank Frank *°n P?,’*?, Pr®“p‘I program and it la hoped to have one Ur Butyric. the smelly acid, turning Friday. ' nam eon. George, who enlisted last weta. weU' haw. will will be to know John Jacobs of The Holtend Shaw, be Interested Interested to know were Oeraid Roger, of Hasttn«s. Mr. (of lhe workers of lhe Community d.t dt,;rlop ln newtnad' MUgff' F J Bite, te riXLi nteeTv'™’ Mr* Mra. Clyde SchlfTman and family tat the the family family has has moved moved from from and *nd Mrs. Mr* E Erwin <wln Peters and Mnd Mr Mr. and ,nd House, House. West Side. Grand Rapid* Rapids th,v -niLi.. , “t*8 la recovering nicely (Middleville ealted at the of Irving have moved Into tile Floy Home. Grand Rapid*, spent the, that Alrx Potte of Grand Rapids.' aa speaker. It te also mite box openJ. VT > from her recent illness and returned i.' XirlZ. weekend with hte sister, Mr*. Mar-; Lansing to Long Beach. Calif.. Mrs. Austin house on Grand Rapids St. *£’*** and Mr. and Mrs Clarence DeSmilt tog day and all ladles are asked to winter feeding, alldfa silage’ to her home Sunday, having been | John trnunaw or wasmngton. d . °* “ n on J he I D ln « road and *' here Mr Bar «' “ ’ «» defense work. 1 — j' nnn **r*. k . j. Dates aim John Dchtlnaw of Washington. D. and son Kenneth of Plainwell I bring their mite boxes The Irving can ** m?de 10 ke7 b>’ ,ddln* C, who has been visiting hte! ncllhew G^nn Dean and fam-; joim cterk of Lincoln, Neb.. Mr*, noon. The VanderVren grocery store has , U&cs and all other* of the comoJn5o^m.a?rtf?0?hrOfUr"^ Mrs. Ben Schneider. brother in Grand Rapids, was a ,ly' J- C. Holcomb, Afetfrew Olboon and installed a large refrigerator plant , munity who are at all Interested are|°f “TP »nd The Mtues Phyllis and Marilyn caller al'the Glenn Allen home at I Eugene Allen of Evanston, HI. J C. E Lindsay of Grand Rapids were : invitca to come ana enjoy tne ume1— , —.—— —, "" Parmelee. Tuesday. I was culling on Middleville friend* Saturday callers ot Mr. and Mr*. 'together. The Rouse circle will have! l» fennentatton remains In lhe Eckardt accompanied Richard formers grandfather, E. Broi Bloomer to Ann Arbor Bunday, Friday. Mrs. Vem Hooper and children charge of the tables and each ladyl,Ua«e as sound ground feed. Mri. Sophia Leslie of Grand Monday and te visiting hte E F. Blake. where they visited Mrs. Bloomer The Woman's MUstonary Hociety Rapids,spent several days last wrek| daughter. Mrs Clifford Converse and; Mra. Isabel Lepper te spending are spending a couple weeks with Li asked to bring own table service! Molasses, if It Is avallaole at 140 with het: friends, Mr. and Mrs. W.; family near Freeport. He reports some time in Detroit with her chil- relatives In Utnslng and Detroit.[ besides sandwiches and one other a ton. which Is about Uie present and other friends, returning on of the Evangelical church held IU Tuesday. monthly business meetIng tn Qw K. Llebler. I «he family as fairly zweU. altho’ drrn and families. i Mr. Hooper spent lhe weekend with article of. food. ■ celling price, te not too high priced . * them. Mr. and Mrs. David Chase and Helen is Just tog from Mi«Ml~nie club eh.h of nt Grand' nr.nd jiut recover recovering iram a tore xnee Middleville -ffi o. A lt ,o„ u .a-r*nd 'BThSr t?oyw3LW™e "ll "Jit with Mrs. A picnic super te being held thte spending the week with her cousin, to 30 pounds of molasses to each, M1!, Martan Henderson o( Detroit, entertaining also lhe Circle. Mteatoa the funeral of the ladles aunt, Mrs. kept her—nr bed two weeks. The nim Ihl. Monday evening as a farewell gath, ton of fresh cut alfalfa. I Mr8 K#u. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Band and Little Herald membars. Wm. Bergman, al Wayland. Thurs- children Bernice. Iva and -Lyle are Oun Uke **“•*’ lh“ 1 ering for the Rev. I. E. Carley fam- Mtes Barbara Helrigel. Misses Helen Brog and Pauline) Scanty depths of silage lead to I jn,jn Hall and Marshal Prichard. A very nice time was enjoyed by ’day. ' ! •*' working but the latter plans io 1 lly who leave Wednesday for hte Walker left Tuesday for a few days;mold, says Huffman. When a allo। Mania Paul of Woodland! all present. MU. Ur.ljn O.uk- .rm-1 Mm. to «h«,l I,, ih. f.U .1^ S camping trip. ' te filled only up to the second oi j lpent from Wednesday unutll PriRichard Bloomer. Mrs Igrdia from M. S. c. Wednesday having Mr orvi Mr. w™ Sweet and on we*r J™!*? Main St. Sunday Sunday for for dinner dinner, c*,u*Sh> (Calajnazoo. Following the I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. wm- aweet ana onwesrMalriSt Mrs. Donald Lieyendecker, nee! third door, there te not sufficient! <jav with Mtes Marilyn Eckardt. Schuter and Mtes Olga Erkardt w»tv hiteren win . —... .. O.,. — .... supiier the men and boys plan to I Norma Gibson, accompanied by Mr., weight. Al least 15 feet in depth) Mr. and Mra. Ben Schneider vis- In Lakeview Saturday, being dinner completed another year's studies. .MMren •“> >l», HuMura U otawr, F.U»r Mra. Hay Lyons returned home! ml la UUMm, .ud I.mllU. oUi.,.( work on the new playground which and Mrs. John Leyendecker and son H neaesaary to create pressure, keep lt«i Mr. and Mn, Floyd Kimble ‘ guests at the homo of Dr. L. L. n f<W ?**, WM.h1 I Huna 8Unda> 1 present ’ cousin* *v. . were her present were Mr her and cousins Mr. .And te fast becoming a favorite recreation Wayne of Freeport, left Thursday out air and prevent mold. The top — ------ ---Sun-, •• —— The doctor - *is --------------— and --------son, Dick, at Coats ” Grove Marston. recovering and picnic spot. Rev I. W. Minor lost week for a weekend visit with P**t. Huffman pointe out, must be day afternoon her son Wendell and family In, •»» ----- ---• --------'Misses Lola--------------------and Agnes Stokoc .. Mrs. ------Harry ----------Bechtel nnd. daughter nicely from his recent oirrailon. and family will move from Otsego her husband at Camp Crowder. Mo.! tramped down thoroughly during • The Young People’s choir of Miss Esther Schuler, who has been Flint. have been st home for a few days MIm Patty of Grand Rapids. Word was received last week of1 following the-close of their schools1 Marie Kenyon of Grand Rapids also on Wednesday and will All the Mrs. Glenn GrtfTeth. president of; the filling. If preserving material Woodland Eyangellcal church sur* I away for several weeks, returned the death of Mrs. Ida May Mark­ .. o left thte .... ““ch.tS" Barry Co. O. E 8. association, will;Is shy. then a little extra molasses prised their pianist. Mrs. Arthur home with them. at Pontine ... and week w, foi .pen. spent „„„, several days PU. lost week with »“l«‘ ham, widow of Frank Markham, on Detroit where they resume their her grandmother, Mr* Pearl Keil- “J “,.d<?e'U*and Il**ng SundBY entertain officers of the association' or cornmeal in the top third of the Bates, on her birthday at the home | ---------------- ----------------------June 8 at her home In Bradenton. positions with lhe D. & C. Narfga-'yon. Her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. morning. of two of lheir members. Joyce and' Hubber-besrteg Plants and worthy matrons of the County *H*«e ’hl help keep the feed. Fine cutting te is encouraged, prepre- Bruce Ecka.rdl. All enjoyed a Rubber-bearing plants hava 1mm lion Co. . Horus Johnson came after her on Homecoming at the BapUst Eastern Star chapters at her home1I ^ne , ferably In quarter-inch lengths to, to, "wienie .., ” roast____________________ and they gave Mrs.( found growing wild in northern A fine Children's Day program Sunday. [ chureh Sunday evening was a very thte Tuesday evening. —““ *in --------Cook, daughter of Mn. A. L. Mc­ was given at the Melhodtet ehurcli Mra. A. M. Gates and daughter! enjoyable meeUng with many of the encourage packing. Extra juicy al-, Bates a shopping baaket as a token Russia. Dowell. one-time teacher In I^lgh- Sunday morning with nil doing well. Betty Dawn of Grand Rapid* spent' former musician* and worker* lo- Lynn Lewis wishes to meet the ton Twp.. Weber district. After Among the numbers of the program Suhd'ay with her risly. Mr*. L. R. gether for Uie first reunion in *ev- boys of the community 8 years and her marriage site resided in Orand wa* u ploy "Opportunity” By all Beeler and family. They were ac- eral years. The choir member* of older on lhe new playground on Rapids for many years and with Mr. departments of the Sunday school companled by Mr. and Mrs. Robert; fifteen years ago furnished lhe music Markiuim moved to Florida more Much credit should be given the te- Frost who visited hl* parent*. Mr , An<» Rcv Floyd Nagel of Sunfield Ized play. There will be croquet, than twenty years ago. She was a die*. Mrs. Harry Bitech and Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Frost and brother' brought lhe message. In the aftet- baseball, table tennte, deck tennis, worker in the Methodist church Russell Bender who had charge of I William who leaves June 30 for the! noon the former choir member* met horse shoes and other games Boys, and for some yean was preaident of the program, and those whj assist-1 army. ' “t the jK>me of Mr. and Mrs. Harold be sure and tell others about It and the Grand Rapid* District Woman's ed, giving freely of tlseir lime from, Mr. and Mra. Glenn GriffeUt and OrlffeUi for lunch and vtelUng. meet Mr. Lewis that day. Home Missionary Society, a Sunday home duties. LARGE LOAVES Mr. and Mrs. Harold Qriffeth at- • Those from out-of-town were Mr. BRANCH D1ST* " ’ school teacher moat of her life, and Wm. Ferguson and Billie Saritlefur! tended live Barry Co. Rural Letter) and Mr*. Lyle Garfield and children n member of the art and literary Itook aaV a . trip north over ___ ________ ,___ I Curriers .__ picnic _ _____________ ______ nt *noil>t> MrMr. andand MraMrs. Orkv Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Skidmore at Caledonia park'of Augusta. Oriey «°T«* the weekend clubs and D. A. R. Funeral services visiting Pentwater. Traverse City shelter Saturday evening, In lhe, Bechtel and children and Mr. am) and Helen were called to Missouri nnd Internment were at Bradenton. and Petoskey. evening Mrs. Harold GrtfTeth called, Mrs Andrew Welton and children, by tlxe death of lheir brother-inHer nieces. Misses Ada and Bertha of Clarksville. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Pau) Faulkner and L. Russell Bee­ on her aunt. -Mrs. Orpha Gray. Hie children and other relatives McDowell of Chicago attended the ler were visitors at the Hastings Some of our citizens attended Uie Hall and children of Big Rapids. funeral. Mrs. Edd Perrault Is also a Rotary club this Monday noon. Barber Shop Quartet contest at the I Clayton Carl of Coldwater. Rev and of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marshall niece. MLvs Helen Potte has finished her Civic auditorium In Orand Rapids. I Mrs Nagel and Mrs. Vina Carl of ate picnic dinner with them on Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Arnold Parker and teaching duties In .the St, Johns Satuiday evening and report It a I Caledonia and the Leo GrifTclh Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of children of Cadillac are nicely set­ schools and is home fob vacation. most enjoyable event. family of Hickory Corners. AccomYtUTMLE SBORTERING |lb.taa24t) Country Club Lincoln. Nebr., spent last week with . tied In the VenderVeen collage at Her brother. Jahn, of the Michigan Mrs. Sophia Leslie of Grand Rap- ponying the choir in its music was Barlow lake for the summer. Tills State college and Gerald and' wife ids is spending a couple weeks with I Mrs. Garfield, with Mrs. Hall play- their daughter. Mrs. Kenneth Nor­ ton. Mr. Norton and the girls. Monday Arnold began work assisting of LaPorte. Ind., Kellen'* ,SS. 3£X 23c h»r friend. frUnd Mrs. Mr. W. w K. v Liebier, t irhirr I li« the offertory and Clayton Carl Ind.. were all " home to her Mr and Mrs. Vincent Norton ac­ his father at lhe mH). ' .' nrrnmnanwlficr fnr hvmn. accompanying for hymns. spend Father's Day with their par-j James Hutch moved hte family to companied their daughter. Mrs Lee Mn. Myra Rose and Mr. and Mn. ente. Mr. and Mra. Ray Potte. and. Lake Odessa Thursday where he te Lortja W Post Toasties 3ftf23c Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKevitt spent Mlsenar, to Wall lake last Thurs­ Pkg fC Allen Wing, who have been visiting grandfather. "Frank Pratt. manager of the Kroger store. We Sunday at Otsego with Mrs. Harry day and visited Mrs. W. W. potter. their daughter and sister. Mn. Geo. Wbeatles ■*» 10c Mtes Pauline Walker sjienf the. have enjoyed having Die Hatch fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton were Holes and family, left for their weekend in Jackson with her par- lly in our tgwn and are.sorry to have Coke, who accompanied them lo। REDEEM YOUR SUGAR Florida last winter and plans to । Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Shredded Wheat 2 21c home In Chicago. Saturday morn­ wit*" ‘ , them nfbve.* >b. soon leave fnr Denver. Colo. Mrs, Grover Marshall. STAMPS AT KROGER’S ing. Miss Jacqueline Holes accom- ■'Mr*. George Masters was taken ill Mr. and Mra Irving Lutx and son Superior Judge T. B. Taylor and; Mr. and Mn. Ray Fossett and Fresh Oraageade 10c jianied them #or a month's visit. Clover Valley Wednesday of test week and is con-! David of lUlopolte. Ill., were calling mother. Mrs. Flora Taylor, of Grand I -----sons--------were-----Sunday visitors In thte Mrs. Ada Cook, grandmother of fined to the bed moat of the Ume . on Middleville friends Saturday eveRapids were In town Saturday and neighborhood. Pancake Floor 5 sack Wc Mn. Harold Noah, has returned Her daughter. Mra. Mildred Mlckcbning on the way lo the home of her from a visit at her old home In of Chicago and the son, Rkfhard of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ItaUiDark Synip 5 ft, 30c Tennessee. Orand Rapids came Thursday, the bun of Ea*t Caledonia where she Dr. and Mrs. Sam Trcpp and former for an Indefinite stay. ) and iiavld-will visit until after July Pet Milk 3 ™ 25c children who have been visiting her Mr. nnd Mr*. Earl Kermeen. Mr. 4. living returned to work Monday, parents. Mr. and Mra. Ray Potts and Mrs. Francis Wilson and! The Mnsters-Joncs circle of the Caraatloa Milk 3 25c are returning to their home at diiughter. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Roa- ‘ Methodist church liad a pleasant ERESN CHURNED SwarUunore. Pa. this week. enberg, were Sunday dinner gurate' meeting with Mrs. Henry Brog COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATED Mr. and Mn. Wm. Streeter and of MT. and Mra. August Finkbetocr Thursday with twenty members and little daughters are moving from near Caledonia. | visitors present. Mrs. Carlej- and Grand Rapids to their Gun lake cot­ DnSEBTS Mr. and Mra. Ellsworth Moore of Mrs. Helrigel. furnished lhe pro-; tage ns Bill has employment at Grand rtaplds were Sunday callers gram and dainty refreshments' Battle Creek. Country Club Grade A of the Jack Rpsenberg family, north-, served by the hostess completed a) Spotlight c,if„ 2 41e Rev. and Mra. Robert Hall of Big Giant west Thomapple. nice social event. Rapids who were down for. the Mtes Virginia Carley te spending Mrs, Glenu Solomon te In Pen­ can# Prues cuul 4 ft, 35c Baptist homecoming service Sunday a few days with her slater. Mrs. Sid-; nock hospital at Hastings where she evening were afternoon callers on ney Binns and family In Albion. Rich. Creamed 3 ft 25c I underwent an operation th Ln Mon­ Mscaroel hts *Uter. Mrs. T. I. Gillett and Mr. and Mrs Roy Colborn and day. We wish for her u speedy refamily. 4ftft29c lb. pkg. Wescola two children of Dearborn were re- covery. Kenneth Bercnds was numbered cent visitors of hte uncle, Roy Me-’ D o. Doyle was one from thte vlPlak Salma Tall caa 1 9C among tile selectees sent Thursday Caul nnd family of Clay Hflli, and clnlty who enjoyed Cole's circus at ruu> k iusmes to Kalamazoo for final examination. 6lher relatives In till* vicinity. ; Grand Rapidj Monday. 5 ft 33c cello sum* Navy Bens Mr. and Mrs. Howard Colborn, of Middleville. Mrs. Sarah McCaul, Mr. Aigil m Cake "ST 36c .and Mrs. Roy McCaul and otiiers ot the Clay Hills vicinity attended lhe Jelly Roll —■ 15c funeral of Howard's father, and Mrs. McCaul'a son-in-law, Edwin tOBU cookjju 17c Colborn of Alaska, at the Baptist church in Alaska. Wednesday aft­ Marakaallcwc — f 11c ernoon. 3M> mi Mra. Arthur Valentine and Utile LtMURO Cm i,„« Iimu. WII.W, Teaderoal eft-, 2 sons Donald nnd Richard, accom-i panled Art to Ypsilanti this Mon-j LARGE PERSIAM 10c Gold Medal sl.1t day for a week's stay and lo took1 Today, more than ever, uft lubrication is FLOU1 CAUFOUEIA VAtnCIAJ for a place to live. vital... nccdlcu engine wear must be avoided. Mn. Nellie Thompson has re­ Pillsbwy's >1.60 Diamond 760 costs you only a few cents more bed upk turned from Wayland where she than the cheapest oil... it is Spry ar Crises 3 ft 60c spent several days assisting In Uie care of her sister-in-law. Mra. Wm. worth many times its cost. But, ' Eatanre Olea 2 m 33c Bergman who pa«sed away. Tuesday even with as fine an oil as Dia­ The Vacation Bible school closed Cross Ckeet* 21s mond 760 you should — for at the Baptist church with a public safety’s sake—drain and refill demonstration Friday evening. Gren Bern ,1m, •— 15c every 1,000 miles. This added Toll coo Those present realized tile great protective measure costs the opportunities workers wlUi children have to mold young lives Into staP teat Cbeeu 2 ft 59c Mo. 1 wart Christian characters. 8,000 miles per year—less cans Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Parker spent Oraige Jalce — 27c than a penny a day. Be the weekend wlUi their son Arnold Whole Kornal Golden Bantam SAFE... us4 Diamond 760 Mo. 1 and family at Barlow lake. Mr. and and drain every 1,000 miles! Petted Meats 3 <— 16c Mrs Dallas White of Grand Rapids Michigan has already sent many of her sons into Only 30c a quart... at were Sunday visitors. the^ nation's forces to protect the homeland against Diamond D-X station. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Crofoof of Campbell's iwi 3 ~~ 29c the assaults of treachery anti Villainy. There will be Battle Creek and lheir son Alton of Newaygo were Thursday aftermore to go—sons and husbands and fathers. MIDDLEVILLE SXA1?" “* to,“rt|NEED LESS SUGAR IN GRASS SILAGE tUS (■■■KROGER ThlronW^ ENRICHED BREAD KROGO 3 £ 65c MILK 3 22c SINCERITY FLOUR 79c ENRICHED FLOUR CORN FLAKES c™ SUGAR 95c PEANUT GUTTER 2 ", 35c SALAD DRESSING »>»» ? 32c BUTTER 2 77c TWINKLE 22c TOMATO JUICE SONS o/MICHIGAN DIAMOND 700 PROTECTS YOUR ENGINE AGAINST WEAR -THE CHEAPEST INSURANCE YOU CAN BUY IT'S FOR YOU WE'RE NEW WHITE POTATOES CANTALOUPES ■ cunut uuaz • Keen students of human ■ nature tell us that most worry w Is about money. What Is ■ your money problem? ■ Come in and talk over with ■ us—any financial question ■ Whtn you BMd erah. you signature and security. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101 y. W. SUU SL. H*Mla*S HARTDraa MAT'L BAXX RLDO. But this you may count on: Our every plant and line, our orgonizatipn of your own fellow citizens —all are dedicated to the work that will back you up. For years, we built and enlarged and strength­ ened the facilities for the people’s service. So now, Jis the_crisis, we grejiera and ready. We have sup­ plied every demand. We want you and your boys in the forces to be able to soy we've ’’got the stuff"— that we're on the job. for all of you. • ess' Helu Seups Dripk-AW 2 — 25c 4 — 17c Cworl MEW 5UDS Laj V* 91 r oweri discovery pk®. *1 c Swsotbeart flaui ^k^* 37c Avaloa ★ Drain and refill crankcase ★ OiecTc Trsntmusion and Differential Lubricant* * Diamond Guaranteed Lubrication for chassis and body W Check and inflate Tires ★ Check Battery ★ Check Cooling System ★ Repack Front Wheel Bearings ★ Clean and adjust Spark Plugs ★ Wash, wax and polish Car ★ Service Oil Filter and Air Cleaner ★ Inspect and dean Lights, Windows, Windshield and Wiper. MID-CONT1NINT rmtOLgUM. CORPORATION ’ * 1S« 29c 10c *7/u!.tc g'ui QaAcdinci p. . Z^ONLY ONE U"i HILDEBRANDTS D-X SERVKE 111 W. Crart St. HHearings mHm> Grasslated Soap "ft* 51c Oxydol or Rloso 59c Cklorits Sims, 2 Jtu.. 17c AmooIs q~h 10c Mire Soap 3 >->• 15c 2MI Egg Mash •— *3.05 69c Cattle Spray c— *1.10 Cigarettes Mater Oil J 2C 29c GUTTER KERNEL CORN 2 27c MAXWELL HOUSE coffee » 32c SODA CRACKERS 2 £ 17c TOSUT KPOGir* FAMOUS TENDERAY TENDERAY TENDERAY TENDERAY CHICKENS SIRLOIN STEAKS * 35c CHUCK ROAST 26c ‘ * RIB ROAST ™n>i»2lc BOILING BEEF - 15c STEWING HENS ». 29c @ TENDER AY BEEF Crawlag Mask "ft* *3.09 CARE FOR YOUR CAR—for your Country Buy U. S. SAVINGS BONDS and STAMPS Consumers Power Co. 10 »- 31c 15c 29c LIMES ORANGES TOMATOES TEXAS YELLOW ONIONS CELERY HEARTS 10c 10c FRUIT COCKTAIL TOMATOES so’fToTcx 3 And. on the home front, men and women must stand to duty in the great battle of production to arm our forces. In factory1 and mill, in transporta­ tion. and at every point in the united front. In how many ways do you think Gas and Elec­ tricity help build tanks and planes, guns and shells and ships, and all their parts? How many here in your territory? As military information, it’can’t be told. * • ' ' 33c F G FRESH PRODUCE NOW We of Consumers Power Company ore a part of this war effort. We're enlisted in this fight, side by side, with you—to win! 2 COTTAGE CHEESE DOUGHNUTS 612 WHAT'S YOUR MONEY PROBLEM 6c LUiei£MLomiH-*.17« fumi u-uu Mli sslmss *. is< »■ nt TOUR FOOD DOLLARS RUT MORE AT KROGER'S KROGER MHO utsai rsss nnatM ms ukuu css Hunt HUM HU �ni mathmob uxm. afternoon. Charles Gaskill of HasUngs. Rapids were Father's Day callers family. ot the letter's father, F. E Deming, Miss Barbara Covell at Middleville Overamlth and daughter Ccsmto Lou —.Is her grandparents, Mr. and the Allenvisiting Fish family, and also, called on Mr. and Mr*. Mra. Ben BlakDlak- and Mr* B. W. Bisson. ' Mrs. Clifford Allerdlng and baby Mr. and Mrs. Charles Overholt, Winans of Irvin# were with Mr. and Mn. Wll- Evelyn and Hubert, spent Sunday Chester Boyd Payne at Hastings and Miss with Mr. and Mn. Lewis Overholt Bunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Earl' of Woodland, Mr. and Mr*. Herman r ot HasUngs. , Holahay of Qrwnd Rapid*, 10 Mr. and Emma Carpenter of Bhulia spent Everaon andfamUr and family of Fowlerville. Friday night with the former's Mr. and Mrs. Karyl Livingston North Carlton, and Mra. Merle Mn. Marie Roush. Mn. Claude family ot Hasting* were Wednesday ____ l—_ Walton, and Mn. Clare Cium were and family of Clartavllle were Bun­ Campbell of Hastings. MUs Hermelne Bigbee of Chase day dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Hastings shoppers Friday. Mrs. Fred Schwsder of Campbell spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs Ray Wieland and family. .Max Rice of Alto spent Saturday and Mrs. Ellen Helrigle of HasUngs, _ ...Walton — and Miss ______ Evelyn and Donald Mackey called on Use night with Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mra. Dale Cook and family.Donald and Mr. and Mra. Alva Moore and | Thompson, accompanied by Mr and former'* sister. Mrs George Fortfey gon is spending the weekend with family of Lake City were Sunday! Mra. Frank Denise drove to North­ and family, Tuesday. ' sum Miss saurwi Muriel DcuuruMin Schurman tuici sister oi of " Mr. and Mrs ' port where they visited Mr. and1 Mr. and Mr*. George Woidrtng of family. Mra. K W. Ardis, was among $»«! --------------------£2? °' iter from from R.tnrrf.v' Mr' antl °®OT’e WOUlrtng of 'Mrs Denise Saturday M. and Mr* Meri Campbell and group group of or June June enrollees enrouccs of oi the inc1■ Iiolpn —•--------------Moorr —-j Clayton “ J,2,„ ’i ' HoU*nd were Saturday evening *upnurae* training training school school of of ButterButter- [ M" Mrs Nancy Deming accompanied Tl'isd“>arSuesU of Mr AUcn family of HasUngs were Bunday nuraea worth hospital who______ were ____ sent _J to; »». Mr. aim and mra. Mrs. Alien Allen risn Fish io to inc the ,rxl‘ . Fish __ _____ ------- -----------------run and and family. family. ____ University for a summer' Fir n «, Caledonia Park, ElliOtt ,,I Mr. ir. and Mrs. Alva Moore and tarne Deming reunion at Llllott SjOOCrg Sjooerg Bt at CSlllilaC Cadillac. smtrtn I Saturday, and returned' to Grandi Mrs Charley Hoyt met with dis-' family of take City returned to the Mr. and Mrs. Rgy Neeb and fam­ Mr' and Mn Watt Thomas of R*pi<ta with Mr. and Mra. P. C. Ulct and assembly officer* of the'home of the Utter's parents In ily of Vicksburg enjoyed a birthday Mr. — ana oi:, mint - ------lu **rs.' wan —i- nomas ..------tnr »ihnrt dmr, |...Rebekah Lodge at Diamondale. Clare after a stay with Mr. and Mra. dinner in honor of Will Allerdlng at his home in Carlton. Sunday, They 1 Charles Moore. ■ family,.were-Sunday dinner guests I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker and;I: Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston of BatKarcher and family. ana Mrs. Creek spent the weeker , : ot-Mr. opHrind Mrs. win Will Neeb Neeb otjaaugnier. nf!daughter. carol Carol Ann. Ann. or of Grand: GrandI 1 tie tie Creek spent the weekend with Lewis Neeb. G«ors« Schurman d*ughterj ciarksvllle. i Rapid*, called on their uncle. B. R.|Mr. and Mrs. Perry Preston. Nancy Closson spent Monday with Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Bunce Arcus. Mrs Bernard Piper of Battle Clinton and and'famliy family and Cou*in. Cousin. Mr* Mrs., Oulntln Qulntln oimatMd Olmstead t« Is rmm convalescing har cousins, the Ralph Walton Katherine Ardte and friend. Hll- creek .pent the weekend st the Alfred Gonzales. Sunday. children, of South Bowne. | from pneumonia, w lt ‘r; Virgil Wood* home Miss Helen Moore spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs Voyle Mance of; Mrs. Virgil Woods Is spending a h«oe of Mr. and Mrs. Evart Ardis, Mr Bn(j Mnt pranfc Denise spent tansink and Will Keller of Has- few days al Howard City caring for with Miss Jean Allerdlng of Carlton. Bunday afternoon. | Thursday afternoon with Mr. and ting* were Sunday visitor* of Mr ! her father. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Van Pat- Mrs. Ivan Denise and family of and Mra. W. W. Rockhill. | Mrs. Lelha Karcher. Miss Dnnu Mr. and Mrs. Coma Schondelmayer ten and Dorothy were.Sunday ere-'iAlto. Miss Dorothy Walton of Flint Smith, and Mr. and Mra. tavern of Grand Rapids are leaving for Northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Thursday evening, and will return Monday by way of Chicago. Charles Casaday. Mrs. Della Cas­ tle. and Duane Axtie of Lansing were Sunday guest* of Mra. Maude Roger* and Marguerite. Mra. Jennie Casaday returned home with them. j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballance of | Hastings were Sunday dinner guests kss: Attention, - - - -| Mr. and Mrs* AMERICA Mrs Jennie Miller Is spending lhe week with Mra. Bertha Johnson of I Hastings. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Benedict spent Wednesday in Hasting*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and Patty spent Sunday with relaUves In Lansing. Patty remained for a I YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS! Here’s a VALUE that will give you MORE for YOUR MONEY than EVER before/ It will give YOU ADDED SECURITY ... PROTECT your home and your family/ Mr and Mra. Matthew Woods and daughter Katherine and Mr. and Mr* Henry Woods of Marshall were Wednesday afternoon callers of their cousin George Brown. Mias Ruth Wlbert of Hastings was a Thursday dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. Frank Walton. Mra. Ena Rockwood of Hastings is visiting Rev. BIIU and m.a. Mr*. u. J. I* L. Ickes. i Mr. and Mrs. John Wlsenauer and j Dorothy Perkins of BalUtnore. Mary­ land and Mr*. Greta Perkins of I HasUngs called on Mra. Fred KunIde. Tuesday afternoon.. I Mr. and Mr*. Frank Thompson , and Dennie spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mr*. Glendon Jones of Hastings. Donald Miller ot East Lansing called on hl* aunt. Mr*. Charles Bunn and family, Thursday after­ noon. . Mr* taap Karcher return rd home Sunday after a week's visit with Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Karcher and Marion of Orand Rapids Mtes Emma Smith of Grand Rapids re­ turned to Feeport to stay with Mra. Karcher while Mra. Minnie Davis Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Hastings were Sunday visitors of * And IT’S GUARANTEED by YOUR UNCLE SAM/ Buy a Share in America family. | days last week with her sister. Mrs. R. A. Brown of Greenville. Mr*. Manley Sherman and Arloa spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Chaffee of Jackson. Arloa remained for a visit. Mr. and Mra. Carlos Seese and daughter Boise and Gerald Seese. Fkllasburg Park twar IrvtU, Bun- don Oienn of Burlington were Bun- Coats Grove, Sunday afternoon. $25 WAR BOND, of Grand Raplda were Sunday <Un- Regular $50 WAR BOND, Will Mishler and Gwendolyn of South Bowne called in’’ the after­ noon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish and family ot Middleville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr*. Mary Dodge. Mira Helen Stecklc of Battle YOU SAVE $12.50 ON EVERY SALE Regular $|(JO WAR BOND, home of Mrs. Will Dipp Thursday afternoon. July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson and Mrs. L. Jani* and son Freddy of Detroit spent Sunday with the former's sis­ ter. Mrs. J. O. Johnson of Luding­ ton. Mrs. Joe Kauffman was'In Has­ tings on business Wednesday aft­ ernoon. . Mr and Mra. Bill Hildreth of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests family. Lon Cook. Mr*. Ruth Graham and Shirley Mae of Lansing, and Mrs. Charles AusUn and three children of Mulliken called on Mr. and Mra. Coy Stowell Sunday afternoon. Mr, and Mra. Clare Clutn visited the latter’* parent*, Mr. and Mra. Robert Sweet of Long lake Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Ivan Roush called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roush ot Rockford. Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hynes visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith. Mr and Mr*. Ford Stowell, and Mr. and Mr*. James'Guy of Woodland. Sun­ day. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Blough at­ tended the Kime and Blough re­ union at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime at Clarksville. Satur­ day. Mr. and Mrs. William Dipp were the materials to WIN Now Bank Give them drink Highlands Dairy Grade A HELP THEM HELP Milk every-day! It's extra-rich BUY ALL YOU CAN ! goodness is the answer to your on SALE at your Postoffice, or at your favorite store! They'll love the flavor of Choco- UNCLE SAM children's between - meal snacks. late Milk, too. Keep an extra bot­ [DnsumtRs power Yes, Consumers Power Employees are buying WAR BONDS ... EVERY PAY DAY is BOND DAY with them! body 1* invited. HINDS CORNERS . Edd Newton, in company with lhe Forrcst< Hall family of Hastings, spent Father's Day at Morrison lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder and Mr. and Mn. Guy Willard called at Henry Houvenlr's Sunday. ■ Mr. and Mn. Jay Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Follick of Hastings called on Mr. and Mn. Jack Snyder Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris and Mn. Carrie Olsen of Grand Rapids Guy. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hynes of Freeport were afternoon callers. PLEASANT HILL Mrs. Edith Telroe of Battle Creek in. Mrs. Addle Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tolan. Jr., ! and son ot Detroit spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mra Clare Williams. Ed Bedford was a Sunday dinner Keep fit os a fiddle, well-tuned, «.s.*w UVlS<>s_ Pratt of Lansing visited friend* and relaUves in this vldnlty Wed­ nesday. Mrs. Carroll Brod beck of New Haven spent part of last week with Mrs. Paul Brodbeck and family. Rev. Carroll Brodbeck and Mr*. Gallen Mlskc of Lansing were Fri­ day dinner guests there. Ralph Hershberger ot Detroit and Chalmer Hershberger of Grand Rapids were weekend guesto of Mr. and Mra Walter Hershberger. Janice May and Donna Kay Sand­ brook are spending a few days with their grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Burt Rogers of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mra. Ellsworth Smith of Hastings and Mr*. Hubert Carl of Berrien Spring* were Sunday aft­ ernoon guest* of Chas. Farlee and family. Mr. and Mr*. Paul Guy and Ray­ mond, Mis* Ruby Goodson, John Guy, Mrs. Gall Bever and sons of Woodland. Pvt. Ralph Guy and friend ot Fort Custer were Father's hu mind from listening to the squeaks and rattles in Reahm Motor Soles HasUngs Phone 2119 Michigan dan of Middleville By Drinking MILK Every Day HELP our BOYS at the FRONT Bunday school—10 :M. able and necessary these days. Preaching—11:30. They should be used as a guide to Preaching—a .00. Prayer meeting. Thursday evening properly filing Income tax returns next March. Foster points out that this Is the Preaching—10:00. dropped due to the press of farm work In the field. One minute a tended the Grange picnic Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pierce and son* of Allegan were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Steph­ '— Wendell remained for only YOU SAVE $25 ON EVERY SALE May will present a comparative study at the farm's 1M1 business. Cxiunty Agent Pewter points out parents. Mr. and Mn. Owen Steckle. Mr nnd Mr*. Robert Newton were Hasting* visitors Wednesday, where Jimmy and Ann hud dental Fnoooti Methodist Church record of the. day's business white examinations. They were *upt>er Everett M. Love, pastor It is fresh In mind, will save hours guests of Mr. and Mn. William Morning worship—11:00. next fall and winter trying to bring Newton of Stale Road. Sermon: "The Certainty of Faith." it up to date. Don't neglect your Dr. Vfesley Burling of Grand Sunday school—12:00. farm record* over the next three Raplda and Mr* Corinne Gould of month* period is County Agent Lansing were Bunday guests of Mr. coming wedding of two of our Foster’s advice. Over 200 farm reand Mn. Warren Sumner and young people. Mr. Howard Thaler family. and Miss Bertha Fausey, to be held County Agent's office this spring. in the church auditorium next Suncompanled Mr. and Mr*. Earl Fox. IRVING V^da and Ted. to Lansing where o'clock. The members of the church Mr. and Mr*. Carl Hula and son they visited Uie latter* daughter are invited-to attend. Esther, and to Fenton where they day to see Mrs. Hula's sister. Carlton Center Methodist Church Mr and Mrs. Jack Perry of Kal­ Everett M. Love, pastor Calen Overholt. amazoo spent lhe weekend with Mr. and Mra. Carlton Bump of I Morning worship—10:00. , Jack's folks. Hastings were Sunday caller* of Sermon: "The Certainty of Faith." Argyle Wlndes was home from Mrs. Polly Parka. Sunday school—11:00. Royal Oak Sunday. The Dally Vacation Bible School1 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pblll* and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis enter­ baby of Valparaiso, Ind., spent Sat­ under the direction of Rev. Elmer tained lheir sons and their lamlUes urday night and Sunday with Mr.. Deal will begin next Monday, June1 Sunday. 129. — and Mrs. Alvin Helrigle. l„. AU the children of the- comThe village ladles and tome Mr. and Mra. Robert Newton and munlty are Invited to attend, friends were entertained at lhe family and Frank Cool were Fath­ home ot Mrs. John Perry In honor er's Day dinner guest* of Mr. and I SOUTHWEST WOODLAND of Mra. Nora Ellen Belson Beeber. Mrs. William Newton of State Road. Pvt. and Mra. Garold Mahler, the: She received many useful gift* with Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Geiger of Al­ former from Little Rock. Ark., were। which to start housekeeping. to and Glen Coach of Ionia were calling In this vicinity Sunday. Miss Betty Flanders, who has i Miss Ruby Goodson of Maple! been working In HasUngs. is al and Mr*. Herman Oosch. Grove Is visiting her sitter, Mrs.. iiotnc for a few days. Mrs. Arthur Beeman and Norman Paul Guy. I Several from here attended a Novisky of Hastings were Wednes­ Mr. and Mr*. Keith Farlec and। farewell party In the form of a pic­ day afternoon guests of Mrs. Ger­ . nlc in MlddlevUle'a new park for hardt Kunde. guests of Mr. and Mra. Shirley Mayo. Rev. Carley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wilcox of Rut­ A. Abbey of Castings one day last of HasUngs. Mra. Orville Van Wie an<J daugh­. land visited at Wm. McCann's Bun­ ter. Judy of Cadillac and Mrs. Percy. day. Keep Fit As a Fiddle only CHURCH NEWS Rov. Paul Olmstead. pastor only YOU SAVE $6.25 ON EVERY SALE management from Michigan Stale OoUeg*. will visit IS Barry County Woodtaw Knowles and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kokx and family Rapids. Buy WAR Savings BON DS and STAMPS Regular Management Expert To Aieiet Barry Farmers tle or so around the house—it's GOOD BUYS INCOME PROPERTIES, that pay a nice rata of interest on money invested. AN APARTMENT house on N. Mich. Ave. Has three 3-room apartments, complete bath up and downstair*, furnace, hot water heater, 3 stall HOUSE, 8 rooms and bath, has gas, electricity, furnace, garage, close in—■in 3rd Word, $2200.­ 00. A REAL LARGE HOUSE in Nashville on State street, cIom to busineas district. Has 5 bed­ rooms, oak floors downstair*, stoker, blower, hot and redecorated inside, 2 stall garage. derful buy at $2500.00. Won­ 6 ROOM HOUSE in the 2nd Word, all modern except furnace, $1700.00. olwoys refreshing. 10 ACRES with nice little house, 2 mile* from town on pavement, for only $1600.00. Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. FT. <a; QT. ||/ II The Best Investment on Earth, u the Earth Itself” EARL R. BOYES HIGHLANDS DAIRY n>0M 2*51 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutton REAL (STATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 �THE HAOTWOM BANNEK, THUKEDAT, JUNE U, 1842 f Expert Utt. Hasting*, and lot 10. Bl. 17, Lincoln Park Add. Hasting* city and Inraatory filed. J. Maude Crawley to V. Walter Caukin et ux lot IUL HasUngs city. ■ Th* Barry county board of super­ entered. ♦ 'WWi O**JUn'" starring th* Doric* K. Faster, al al Co Madge visor* convened Monday and will be Est EM D. Halt PeUllon for auth­ WARRANTY DEEDS in session all this week- The board ority to correct description filed, or­ will have the usual routine' buslneu Agnes L. Smith, Admx John A. Yankas Springs Twp. der to correct description entered. The story of a drive to. substitute far it* Jun* reaalon. Il* principal Smith Est-, lo Clarke Edwin Davte Robert W. Rogers to Kenneth N. lit. Annte C. Pierce. Warrant lhe “jivin'" of lhe Andrews Bisters, concern will be the equalisation of and Inventory filed. j Maple Grove Twp. , _____ the valuation* at property in Uie far a itald program of chamber Bee. 16, Woodland Twp. Eat. Matilda McLravy. Report of mu*lo on • nationwide radio show. | township* and this city, which have sale filed. j been made by the boards Est. Carl William Main. PeUllon ine nigni neiore me ir.xorc* . wife, 100 Ac* and par. Bee. 3. Hope Pblnt Plat, Fair lake, Barry Twp. ”'”77, at review. ... rtnnr for guardian filed, order appoint­ •H>. preU.m *h*i lo dt, ih, rdiht, ’ Miialltlns NuoMnd la O om 6, Ux board’. T»P. ____ i ‘ ‘ *’ “ __ .... ______ _______ _________ cnrrrmlttMi on rm wniillnunn j own committee equalization. ing guardian entered, bond of guar­ before Utejidivorce te neatly solved,inim Roy Thomas, Admr. Matilda Mc- burg part of lot 48. Cedar Pointe, dianship issued, petition and order That committee's report will be In this entertaining story. Fair lake, Barry Twp. Louis J. Overholt and wife to to employ attorney filed. en. Ste lota 5 and 6, Bl- 14. Eastern submit to lhe board for IU approval Est. Mary E. Lydy. Warrant and Add., Hasting* or amendment. Usually Lhe report Inventory filed. with Russell Hayden Harold O. Perkins. Admr. Hiram Bl. 5. Roush's Add.. Freeport vil­ Rousingly bringing new glory lo te approved os it comes from lhe lage. Est William W. Runyon. Order lhe quick-shooting ^7:7:7::^--. committee, for they have given Harry K Hammond and wife to to deposit fund* with County Treas­ • Old Glory" .17: and wife. par. Nashville village. ,u. much thought and studv study tn to it. It. and urer entered, discharge of admin­ men of Texas ride again. Andrew Kennedy. Exec. Louis C. have considered the subject from istrator Issued, estate enrolled. Walker Eat., to Fred J. Atton. 8*4 and 31, Castleton Twp. every angle. Thte equalization does starring Sidney Teter. Prance* M.. Kroger to Harry Eit James Endsley. Warrant and tots 231 and 233. Hastings city. not al all affect the lavytng of taxes Arteen Whelan Hammond apd wife. pars. Sec. 30 Inventory filed. •r Another murder mystery solved by for township or school costs. It te M(g. Co., lot 122. and lot 121. Has­ and 31. Castleton Twp. E*t. OotlUeb Kaecete. Order al­ Charite Chan set in a medieval made with the sole Idea of levy­ Cart H. Tuttle, Adm Henry Roe tings city. Ing the county lax equitably in the) lowing claims entered. castle on the Mojave Desert. Blanche E. Goucher to Bird Shelvarious supervisor*' districts. I Est. William R Johncock. Order Victor McUglen. lenbarger and. wife, part of"lote 130, 8ec. 1, Maple Orove Twp. Helen A. Horton to Lois Flower, allowing claims entered. and 140. Hastings city. " BARRYVILLE Est. Anna Lampson. Order al­ "Call Out The Marines" Winn Green to James Storkan lot 2 of Hughe* Park, Prairieville Please remember the annual' How a couple of rollicking sealowing claims entered and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 15. Yankee. Twp. Homecoming at the church tills Ena Rockwood to J. Maude Craw­ Est. William R. Johncock. Final soldlera help to break up an es­ week Sunday. Dist. Bupt. E. H. Springs Twp. account filed, order assigning resi­ pionage ring forms the hilarious Ruth L. OoktemlUi to Robert A. ley. lot 112. Hasting* city. Babbitt will deliver the morning theme of thte story. Joseph O. Lorenz and wife to due entered. Johnston and wife, lote 26 and 27, message and there will be special Est. George Campbell. Proof of Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr, Sylvan Shore Plat, pine lake. Prair­ George Dalton and wife, part of music, followed by pot luck dinner lote 11 and 12, Owln* Orove. Barry will filed, order admitting will to John Garfield In ieville Twp. and afternoon program. Everyone <4 probate entered. LUllaq Lichty to Oienn O. Henry te very welcome to attend. A charming narrative of the Cali ­ Kenneth N. Mead and wife to Est. Melvin Mead. Order deter­ and wife. 40 Ac. Seg. 13, Hope Twp. fornia Pateanos te a revealing ro ­ David Robinson of HasUngs was Otto W. Lockstldt and wife to Ro­ Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. par mining legal heir* entered. mance. with drama and comedy Sec. 20. Maple Drove Twp. a recent supper guest of Duane Est. Katie Norris. Proof of win bert D. Boykin and wife, 51 Ac. Lote Flower lo Helen A. Horton filed, order admitting will entered, cunningly interlaced Ln the action. Set. 10, Hope Twp. and husband, lot 3, Hughes Park. bond filed. Letter* testamentary "Saboteur" starring Eva Maynard to Clayton Staffen Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and issued, order UmiUng settlement Robert Cummings, Priscilla Lane and wife. 32 Ac. Sec. 16. Johnstown' Prairieville Twp. The story la based on lhe des­ Mr*. Will Hyde. In the afternoon) entered, petition for hearing claims Twp. perate efforts of fifth columnists they all attended the 60th wedding) PROBATE COURT filed. noUce to creditors Issued. Jessfe Htne to Wilbur K. and Min­ to check Uncle Barn ’ s drive for vlcanniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Est. James E. Endsley. Bond of Est. Floyd E. Wood. Warranty nie Schantz, lol 4. Oak Hill Resort, Demeray al their home East of administrator filed, letter* of ad­ and Inventory filed, petition for lory. Hope Twp. Lake Odessa Howard Wateon to Harold Wat­ ministration Issued, order limiting hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ STONY POINT David McClelland spent Friday son and wife, H Int. in par. Sec. settlement entered, petition (or itors Issued. Ute Cappon family reunion was with George Hayman at the home' hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ E*L Mary E. Lydy. PeUUon for . license to sell filed, order for pub­ held last Sunday at the Cappon of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer OlUetl. Vincent Fanelli to Carl Meyle and itors issued. home here .about 40 being preaent. Mr. and Mrs. Harold WlUltU and' lication entered. Wife. par. Sec. 4. Orangeville Twp. Ebl. Otto Natxel. Warrant and Kalamazoo. Delton, Prairieville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank WlUltU and! Stale of Michigan by State Land administrator filed. Hastings and Lansing were repre­ son Frank of Fostoria were Sat­ Eat. Clarence Appelman. Final Inventory filed. Office Board lo William Davidson, Est. Phyllis McDonald. Testimony sented. A large table wa* set out urday and Sunday guests of the Rev. lot 20. Supra. Plat Ritchie Wood­ account filed. Eit. John W. Armstrong. Bond of of freeholders filed, license to sell under the trees to accommodate and Mra. J. J. WUliUs. Prank Wll-j lands. them at the dinner hour. Next year lilts. Sr . being a twin brother of Mary A Fuller (by Exeq.i to Cla­ executor filed, letter* testamentary Issued. Est. Bessie B. Ollleland. Proof of lhe reunion will be held at Midland J. J. Willltla. Sunday dinner guests I “ rence L. Brady and wife, part of issued. order limiting settlement en­ were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kesler and Battle Creek shoppers on Thursday.) and Mra. Ralph McClelland and tered. wm will iiica, filed, utacr order aonuiung admilUng wiu will anu and ' park. Gull lake. lots 0 and 10. Hastings city. ( iciou. Mr. and Mra. George Bchalbley daughter*. Dr. and Mra. Clayton) Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Roush enter-' Rachel and Mr and Mra. Kenneth Eat. Edla E. Armstrong. Bond of. certificate of allowance entered, E W. Bites CO. to Loya Smith and Mr*. Henry Bchalbley called on WHIRL* of Saranac. Mra. Clara Day' tained lheir sister-in-law, -•••- Creek — -■ house back to Battle Creel. talnet their riiter-ln-law^ Mrs. Mra. Ber-j Ber-. McClelland McClelland of of ” Battle and executor filed, tetter* testamentary bond of executor filed, tetters tes- Mr. and Mra. B. J. Williams Friday. and Vivian Mr. and Mrs Carroll tha Rouih of Hastlnn. over the' Orrin McClellandof Tiffin, Ohio, iMued. order UmiUng *eiUement|tamentary ' ‘ ‘Issued, affidavit “ as •to no tern Add. Hastings city. । Mr*. Claud Demond and children claims filed. Inventory filed, final i and Mtes Florence Coolbar.yh made Newton and son were Sunday aft­ weekend. Mr. and Mrs Charles were Fathers Day guests of Mr. Peter Volkers, by Exec, to Karl entered. ernoon callers. Wood and family of Hastings were, an(j Mrs. Albert'McClelland. Est Mary E. Lydy. Waiver of no­ account filed, waiver of notice filed, Schlanderer and wife, lot 24. WallVine. a trip to Orand Rapids Saturday. asm. i Mr. and Mrs. Harold Higdon of Bunw Uce filed, order appointing admin­ order allowing final account and as­ dorff Resort. Hope Twp. Claud Demond* are Improving Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred signment of residue entered, dis­ lheir residence with new porches. E.. w. nils* e Bite* Co. uo. to ouy Guy c. C. Kcuer KcUer istrator‘ entered. : Wedn«d*y .rumooo »IU> Uulr Helen. Jac Higdon and family of Kalamazoo of Assyria and Mr. and Mr*. Oordon'grandmother, ----- • • -charge of executor Issued, estate en ­ and wife. lote 0 and 10 Bl. 1. Ken-1 E81 John w Armstrong. PeUUon Mra. — Elmer — Gillett. Mr. and Mra. J. D. Aelick and and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higdon Hoffman were Sunday dinner guesto'|’ Mr. and Mra. Russell Mead and friend, Mr. fields Second Addition. HasUngs। for hearing claims filed, notice to rolled. Mr. and Mra. B. J. Williams tnd creditor* issued. Eat. Patrick Corrigan. Discharge the Claud Demond family repre­ and daughter Mtes Betty Higdon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day. city. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Kelsey of, sons of Oscoda are spending a week Est. Andrew Allerdlng. Final ac­ of administrator Issued, estate en­ sented the Marlin church at the and friend enjoyed an out door pot The Lincoln National Life Ins. with their parents here and at Grove were Wednesday dlnCo. to State of Michigan. 340 AC. count filed, order assigning residue rolled. farewell party for the Rev. Butter- luck dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. CoalsBursts or Mr ana Mrs t h <Jul,nby- On Sunday they. Mr. and Adrtanson and son. entered, discharge of administrator EsL Catherine Corrigan. Dis­ field at the Quimby church last L. Higdon on Father's Day. After­ ner Sec. 12. Yankee Springs Twp. Uth?^ ““ “L “d Burr Fa-*! K noon callers were Mr. and Mrs. charge of administrator Issued, es­ Thursday night. Slate of Michigan, by the State issued, estate enrolled. Mr. SrSf r^ fiund*y dlnner Welby vrocxioiu Crockford oi of Woodland, Mr.' woouiana. »r.' atr. and ana Mra. Mrs. Nelson neuon Brumm urunun and' ana_ .' , I nVly Ext. Aubrey W. Swift. Petition to tate enrolled. Land Office Board to Charles E. and Mrs. John Hynes of Lansing,1 family were Sunday guests of Mr. r" “ of Mr IUwT Or“a assign certificate of participation Est. George Campbell. Bond of Davis, lote 57 and 58. Long Beach. MARTIN CORNERS Cameron McIntyre al at .... Mr. and Mr*. Victor Brumm anaI and Cameron Quimby. nuu Mr*. mto, Ralph iwupn DeVine. axiuic. 'Bellevue. -----------E R. Wolcott and wife to Faye filed, order authorizing re-te*ue of executor filed, tetters testamentary Mr. and Mra. Frank Cogswell and Mr. nnd Mra. Richard Brumm andi Ii Mr. and Mrs. Qwood Elwood Klingtnan Mtes MLui Elaine Day of Kalamazoo M Mrr Mrs Humes and I O. West, lot* 67 and 68. First Add , certificate of participation entered. Issued, notice to creditors iasu<.u. children of Hastings and Mr. and baby of Nashville. | I and Lote. Lois. Oaten Oalen and Mildred Me-I Me«P«»t the weekend with her parutter's otter's mother of Eaton Rap Est. Mary E. Lydy. Bond of ad ­ Est Charles Ludlow. Bond of ad­ Mr*. Oienard Showalter and Mtes WalldorfP* Resort. Hope Twp. ento. Mr. and Mra. Mrs. L. A. A- Day. । were Sunday 8 Mra. Elmer OUlett. Mtes Clarai Clelland, Mr. and Mrs. Adron Me- ents, 'were afternoon caller* Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias. ministrator filed, letter* of admln- ministrator filed, letters of admin­ Marjorie Cogswell of Nashville were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monroe and ■ Mr. and Mra. Archie McIntyre. Domain of Michigan, to Heraldj tetratlon Issued, order limiting set- istration Issued, order limiting set­ Bunday callers at Mr. and Mra. Orr Olllett and Mrs. Curt Wagoney were, Clelland all of Lake Odessa, Mr. tlcmcnt entered, petition for hear­ tlement entered, petition for hear­ Fisher's. Classic, par. Woodland village. Luke M. Senslba and wife to Wil­ ing claims filed, notice to creditor* ing claims filed, notice to creditors Miss Bessie Rulteon. our new issued. liam H. Engels et al. 80 Ac. Sec. 16. issued. pastor, was with us Sunday and Bit. Alma M. Hilton. Final ac­ gave a very helpful address. Come . Twp. .wp, E"1- Ev* May Warren. Release Yankee O|nuv Springs Margaret Brooks to Lawrence k. C.. filed, release—ofwguardian filed out and hear her Uie next time I naui . of - ------- — ,,led --- —- . ,dUoh,r ---------- —S-ea <rf|' count -- —--------------------------- ---------------Walt and wife 33 Ac Sec 3 Carl-i #u*rdlan Issued, estate enrolled, (discharge of guardian Issued, estate Lieut, and Mra. Lloyd IL Cogs­ ton Twp ' ’ ' | Est. Otto Nalzel. Proof of will: enrolled. well of Enid, Okla., arrived al hte A. C. Hebbte and wife to Kenneth' n,fcd' order "Emitting will entered.) Est. Janet Randall. Warrant and father-*, W. H. Cogswell's, last Fri­ ... , bond nf rxeeutzir flint, tetter* te*inventnrv flint । bond of executor filed, tetters tes ­ inventory filed. day for a week'* visit with the home W. Thornton and wife. 20 Ac. Sec. tamentary issued, order limiting Eat. James E. Endsley. Petition folks. They were Monday dinner 34. Assyria Twp. Leo Schanzrnbaker to Victor. settlement entered, petition for tor widow's allowance filed, order guests of their unde and aunt. Mr. and Mra Orr Fteher. Phillips and wife. 6 Ac. Sec. 17. As­' hearing claims filed, notice to cred­ for widow's allowance entered. itor* Issued. Est. Edla E. Armstrong. Warrant Our former pastor, the Rev. But­ syria Twp. Est. Anna Boice. Warrant and and Inventory filed. terfield. and family were sent to . Agnes Willison, et al. to Edward। Eat. John W. Armstrong. War­ Scotts this year. We were surprised Kellogg and wife, lol 34. Cedar. Inventory filed. Est. Lottie Smalley. PeUUon for rant and Inventory filed. Points. Fair lake. Barry Twp. Eat. Christina Brandatetier. An­ the best wishes of all go with them Agnes Willison et al to Earl Lev-, license lo sell filed, order for pub­ to lheir new Held of labor. nual account filed. ens. lot 2. Supr's Replat, Cedar. llcatlon entered. Point Plat. Fair lake. Barry Twp. Clayton rrooies viayion Nobles ana and wife wne to io Lola' ixna. Milter, par. Sec. 12, Barry' Twp. | Myrtle M. McIntyre to Donald D. Smith and wife. W‘l of lot 024 and lot 025. Hasting* city. Harley B. Andrew* and wife to George C. Scott 40 Ac. Sec. 36. Has­ tings Twp David R Hooper and wife to Er­ nest L Hooper, par. Tliornapple Twp. Bertha Johnson to Oreto Kohl. Jr., nnd wife par. Sec. 4. Irving Twp. George E. Brown and wife to Jo­ seph I. Mllune nnd wife, lot 5. Ho­ ward's Point. Castleton Twp. ■ Gertrude 8. Sinclair to Irving D. Cliarlton. 30 Ac. Sec. 23. Hastings Twp. Royal IL Frantz anti wife to Em­ ma 8. Evans, par, Woodland vil­ lage. Charles D. Shasky and wife to Corneluis Allen Alexander, 40 Ac. Bee. 16. Orangeville Twp. James Storkan and wife to Winn Green 80 Ac. Sec. 15. Yankee lf( Bprings Twp. Wesley K. Ferguson and wife to Charles 8. Baker and wife. W'v lots 126 and 127. Hasting* city. William H. Murray and wife to Mary Egglestonr-tel 8 Bl. 4,- Butter Add. Hastings city. Leland H. Ollleland to Ruth L. Goldsmith Jot* 28 and 27. Sylvan Shore Plat. Prairieville Twp. Galen Pry and wife to Nettie Keiser, tot* 3. 4. 11, 12. 13. 14 and part of lot 5. Bl. 65. Middleville vil­ lage. Ellas Newman Sabin and wife to Sarah. Palmiter, et al. 1-5 Ac. See. 10. Johnstown Twp. tfrrti’Rl! being egrtful of many thing* the*e Don’t put it on a wall box or * narrow ledge Edward Wall -to Stanley Postula where it can be knocked ofl. Keep the cord and wife, undivided U Int. in 80 days. Careful of your tire* and your car, your straight and without kink*. Replace lhe receiver radio and household appliance*. Johnstown Twp. gently and carefully when you’ve finished a call. And now to conserve war materials, the War Catherine Wall, et al. to Stanley In wartime, when repair materials are scarce, Postula and wife, undivided Int. Production Board ha* ordered drastic restric­ your telephone is worthy of extra care. tions oflelephone installation*. Telephone ser­ 27. Johnstown Twp vice cannot bo provided in some place*. In Hugh W. Fumtes and wife to Carl Damon Warner and wife, lol 22. other*, only party line service can be furnished. Morgan vltiagr. S^ M Cutlet® Extension telephone* cannot be installed in COURT HOUSE NEWS Michigan Mato comparative iter points out y these days. I as a guide lo lhal Uite is lhe irm records are One minute a able, making a business while will save hours trying to bring •t neglect your the next three County Agent old from the :• this spring. I Hula and son nlamaxoo. Sun- : Perry of Kalweekend with u home from k Travte enterl their families e« and soma Lalned al the Perry In honor Beteon Berber, seful gifts with ‘keeping. e attended a Wllcpx of RutMcCann's 8un- y program will enlng. Every- npany with lhe of Hastings, Morrison lake. k Snyder and Willard called Sunday. f Snyder and k of Hastings s. Jack Snyder y Harris and Orand Raplda nd Mrs. Clark TY BONDS— AT THI THIATRES Sup«rviwn Holding Juno Sootion You Can’t Build But You CAN BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! itenlng to ralUea In t’a aanayellmlnate iotor Michigan s Has and stall city. 00.- toil hot ■ted s DON'T WAIT! Tomorrow May Be Too Late! Buy! You can buy the home you like •ven REPAIR NOW-MAKE SURE if you con't build the one you want! So Do your part for victory by r«mod*ling decide on the one you like and let us or repairing your home. Although naw help you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of a home that is already built, but, we don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. So if you want to buy a home do it now ... to­ morrow may be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you in buying. Come in today. home conitruction has been affected, considerably, there is still a supply of materials on hand to help you keep your present,home in excellent condition for the duration. Serve your country and yourself by re­ pairing and remodeling now. DON'T PUT THIS OFF... IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING EITHER OF THE Al SEE US TODAY—Money li Aroilobl. and TOMORROW MAY BE TOO L Earl M. Marvin and wife to Lee L. Langdon and wife. S InL in lot 18. Pleasant Beach, Prairieville Twp. Jennie Johnson to James A. Cas- i59 Bessie O. Jordan to Clifford W. Dolan and wife, par Sec. 32. Yankee Bprings Twp. Paul R. Foreman and wife to Adalbert E. Heath and wife; lot residence*, generally speaking. ■ So pleare take good care of your telephone. Michigan Bell Telephone Company ffMd baklad a*r Igktiag aaa - >ay W«r tavja;* Mada ■*< Itowpil The Hastings Building & Loan BL DC. nr 9 STEBBINS Bl, LilMIIB MIMBIR ■F.MH.L.L.HI. /I �_____________________________________ THE BAITIN'OS BANNEK, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1>41 , Foul, and they devoted their en-| Mrs Ford Stowell, who underwent1 Brethren. Kilpatrick United Breth। tire time, every day and evening, an operation at Pennock hospital i ren and Methodist churches will beI Last week, people were asked to recently, has returned home and is! gin on Monday, July 13 at 9 a. m. The annual special offering for ' come in the afterpoon and she was convalescing nicely. and continue for two weeks. Each I assisted by Miss IrU Guy. Miss Mr*. Carl Walt*. Mr* Law.em/ 1 session will begin at 9 and close Sunday morning service. ; neten Helen ncesor. Reeaor, rars, Mr*. Robert Crock- Hilbert. Hilbert, Mrs. Mr*. Reuben Reuben Wolcott Wolcott and and «l Ht20 a. m. The school will be The Kilpatrick C. E. 8. will meet „ .w ... .. iwocri t-rocxSouth Woodland. | ford. Mr, Lawson Smith. Mra. Ber-1 Mrs. Bernard Black spent the week-’lield *n the Methodist and United for a business session Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Green were nlcc Kantncr and Miss Marda FnulJ-nd at a house party at the cottlge Brethren churches of the village. at thejiome of Karl Dillenbeck. The r*av guest* niMli at al the th* home hnm. TheM —. applications —....ti—kk.»- were — • —» of... —... lake.]I Notice I of Lake Odessa, accompanied ".HuA FkUiert Day mailed to: MrK . . at. Wall annual elections will be held. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Long.] of hls son. Mr. and Mra. Ward (he county Clerk's office in Has-|Mr waits and Mr Black Joined —------------- --------------------------------Annual elections will be held at. —dland, left Sunday morning forj Green and daughter* of South ungs where certificate* for canning theln {or Sunday dinner. Till* wax'the Town Hall of Woodland town­ the Woodland class on July 12th. . two weeks* vacation at Blue lake.. Woodland. Mr. and Mr*. 8. W [ sU#ar were rapidly and efficiently nn annual reunion of old school'*hlp. a special meeting of the WoMecosta county. Smith oi South Woodland were also mallet! lo the applicants. , friends I ,n*n* Study Club te called for the DELTON Mr.>and Mra. Robert Crockford, guests.. ] Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes of Lan-; Mr. aI1d Mra Vane Wotring. Mrs.1 pVrE?* of »“ePUn8 the resignation Mra.TJtenn Williams and son. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.1 Mr. and Mra. Allerdlng and son sing were Sunday dinner guest* at Loren Hershberger and Miss Caro-1? Florence Eckardt as vice presl- Kendall of the W. K. Kellogg farm Franklln Townsend of Ionia. cn< Carl spent the weekend withMr. UK. home of Mr. and Mrs.-Welby I iyn rierahberger were in Grand, denl5nd “ ®lecl B President, vice Joyed a trip through northern and Mrs. Otis Vrecland of Green Crockford. Miss Janice Crockford1 Ruplds last Tuesday. | president and one member of lhe , Michigan from .Sunday until'Tues-, lake. returned with her sister and hus-l jjr. and Mrs. Otto Townsend i ho>rd;. alsp to approve the minute* Williams and family near Freeport, I ! Mrs. Lawrence Flncfrock nnd son band for a weA> visit. west Woodland. Rev. nnd Mra. Fay ’ ®f, fr?C^!.ngk“7!Un8 Saturday afternoon. Keith and1 Mrz and Mrs. Ralph Hershberger,Dick and Jack Osgood accompanied John Mullenlx began work In1 C. Wing. Miss Phoebe Oaks nnd Mr.l J8lrnwl) Kenneth Williams, who have been! spending a week with their grand­ Of petrolt and Chaimcr Hershbcrg-> by Mtes Barbara Bailey of Hastings. Lake Odessa last week In tlte plant nnd Mrs. Vano Wotring were Sun-! r,orc,’cc ««arat, vice _Hre* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wller nnd Miss Opal Gels of Grand called on Robert Bailey al Ft Cus- making munitions for the govern-'day dinner guests at the home of, y . . .. ’ ■ "“J uuu.ki .. Rapids spent the weekend with Mr. ter Sunday. Bob has Just enlisted [ ment. Ca” ^alU entertained the i Hams end family, returned home | - ! Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mrs. Eldon Eldon Farrell. FarrelL and Mrs. Walter Hershberger. In the infantry and is located at Roberta Ann Manker of South nt !, . ‘V/L , with tiiem. h 11 Mr Mr und*Mrs. and'Mrs D. D A. A Stoner Stoner of of ByByRev. Mra. C- M. Brown of Grand Rap-'1’1- Custer for the tijne being I Woodland Is staying with her •r aunt ron were weekend guest* of their *_ _ “ a _L tarewcii arcwc " P° party rly _ for Ior . three _ ree .° of r Re, W. D. Robinson, who has'; being । Woodland is staying with her aur* LnRue McMUIen/$bn of Mr. and and uncle. Dr. and Mrs. I_ 1--------- - -------------------------------- ------ ----- । , -------------- ---------------- ---------- ------------ - ^.1 pastor of the Methodist id* visited Mra.-Glenn England and LaRuc evening of this week. Miss Leona | churches at Hubbardston and Palo Mra. Kitty Holmes Thursday night ijoira. ! Mrs H«rJ HarJey-McMillen, lias enlisted Brumm for the coming two weeks Mrs E. B. Griffin. lln,lBe _‘Navr Air Corp and attending Vacation Bible school, Virginia ond Doris Hesterly. L*u- Helse who has been accompanist has been assigned to the charges at and Friday. 1' -----jreTl Hendee. Edgar Edgar and and Donna Donna “'5. yi P™‘rtevUle. Milo and Delton. Rev., | rell Hendee. time food production rolling. Mrs. Henry -Hynes spent lastl /Richard Bloomer, accompanied by at the South Brethren church. Fisher.’ for Rapids where she. will c. E. Davis who has been pastor of Mis* Jeanne Burklc of Buttle'Smith Smith. Lynn Miller. Ruth FUher. amk at the home of .Mr. arid MxaffThis niece*, the Misses Phyllis and enter business college. Miss Ellen Marilyn Eckardt. visitedMrs.. Creek visited her parent*. Mr. ond Max Duncan. Rev and Mrs. E. B H1Ibprt 7.... “ •£“«£. O7yui77„; these churches (or the past four,“ly J" years, will go to Hubbardston and Mr. and Mrs. George Schaiblyr Bloomer ot Ann Arbor from Sun-Mr*. Carl Burkle over the weekend! Griffin are attending the State, “*T*" Mr* Ward Plant* and daughters Christian Endeavor Convention In ^"7Xn«Jra Trehn^ten^lltele Palo. Rev. Davis has. preached somej and ron Duane and Mrs. Henryr day until Tuesday. Jack Crockford visited a whool Beverly and Bonnie of Hartford Grand Rapids this week. t„ in^T te J™ .2-hnirt?n fide sermons during his stay here. ■ HEhalbly were Bunday dinner guests> train technician Rev. Robinson preached his first ’ , rrto>d. Ch.rk. Ark.™,,, Thre. »l»ni Tbundw will, her -|»eenU. ----- .... ... ----------------.... »to ml. ..................................... ............................. ______ The.Woodland C. E.- 8. held auas. a laboratory uehnui^. and Miss Jlene Ralrtgh enters train­ sermon here Sunday morning. ] Bchalbly of Kalamazoo »Oaks. part of last wrek Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo while lawn party at the paraonagc Frling as a nurse in Sparrow hospital Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and' Oorp Jean England -of Moore’ Clarence Farthing of Salem. Il- Mr. Plants attended a Farm Bur- day evening with sixteen young -7hLL“-.;.l Field. Mission. Texas Is enjoying a Hnota. visited his brother mid wife, eau meeting In Lansing. people present “ son Dean, local, and Mr. and Mrs. I 'people present. The .... social hour graduates with the class of 1942 in Oienn Williams and two sons Keith' Mr nnd Mrs Ruucll " Rletsmn of‘ was directed by’ Virginia Hcsterlyi fifteen day furlough with his moth- Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Farthing and Kenneth of the W. K. Kellogg — Thursday until ...... .... I Grand Rapids spent the weekend and Rev. Griffin was In charge of Woodland high school. er, Mra. Glenn England, sister Mar- from Saturday, Walker-Hynev farm spent Saturday evening in ' Donna Jiti.. June .nnd Knowles With parents. Mr. ----and Mrs. jorie and grandmother. Mrs. S A. D<>r.r.a ’.nd Verlan Vr.Un Kr.MwH.; — her- --------------- the closing devotional period. I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes an-, Kalamazoo, Surprise Party Holmes In Woodland and friends of Hostings spent last week with Clyde Wise. nounce the marriage of their daugh-11 Mr. — and * Mr*. Ernest Smith and! About twenty five neighbors and -r ----- ---In Hastings. He visited hls sistera, Janice Crockford. r I**11' Thompson, who has been WalJ“' of family have moved into their new I Mrv. Nat. Peters and MLss PollyDon Duncan nnd Mias Eleanor attending business college In Lan- relatives surprised Mrs Viola He*-'!" Dorothy to home Just south of the village. Mr. | Mn,of, Mr anna England of Chicago over the Klein of Grand Rapids spent lhe sing tills past year, left Monday for. terly of West Woodland last Wed- ■ and Mr*. John Chamberlain will! . ... .. . ...... nesday. the occasion being her 71M , WnUc ® r of weekend Jean has Just been ad- weekend with his parent*. Mr mid Tkiraon. Arizona, to Join his jmr- : ent*. Mr. Mrs. T W Thomp- birthday. a A lovely lovely uinnuay birthday cant. cake , .... on JU,’T ® ~r Walker Is move Into the house vacated by the vanced from private to a corporal Mrs 4 ““ and irs. Jerry jerry FUher runer . ... ...* ... ‘ . ... .... . . . . ... . . : the mannuer nf ilia Riiiwr.le rnuar ________________________________ °LJ Smith's. „ ? technician's rating of the Medical T ‘ ' *' The home of Mrs Kuri Fiiul has son. who have been In the west decorated with roses was made by . market Utere. Mr and Mrs. WalkMr. and Mrs. Lewis Eaton were' Corps of the Station hospital at been n bust one for the past two. since last summer [Mrs. Glen Hendee. Mra. Hesterly • nlorl“t Ulere Mr “no wa“’ I er have Just completed a new home in Hastings last Wednesday. unci Mrs. Mrs. Gail Gall Russell Russell of; received many birthday gifts, Moore Field. Texas. weeks where applications for sug-. Mr. Mr. and of (received gifts. ; and will soon be at home to their Mr. and Mrs;Robert Bamra and, Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Brumm were or for canning were being made; Perry rrry spent spent lhe lhe weekend weekend with with his I Vacation Bible School to Begin Ih J friends. DotOthy Is a graduate of Bunday evening guests at Uie home out. The first week she was ns- sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs.' The annual Vacation Bible school। Woodland XlRh school and W. M. two cildren. Dick and Charlotte, and Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Bush, attend­ of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Manker of sisted by her daughter. Marda! Gordon Williams. (of the'Evangellcal. Woodland United । C. E. and has taught in Mason for ed lhe Rural Letter Carriers Meet-| । a number of years. Ing at Caledonia Park Saturday I1 Honors Former Woodland Girl Steel atHia art working 24 I evening. 11 Mrs. Milan Trumbo entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Bush called i members and former members of on Mr*. Merle Neeb and Mr. and • Mrs. Charles Gaskill In Hastings made In the cemetery at Hickory] wera dinner guests of Mr and Mra. Thursday afternoon. They also Corners. j Fred O. Hughes. Father's Day. called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bry­ The teachers of lhe Delton] Sergt. Gamer Pennock of Port ans of South Hastings. I accompanist for the choir for a Mrs. Charla Harrington. Mr$. Methodist Sunday school will hold' Myers. Fla., spent from Saturday a meeting at ttie home of MM Lin-J afternoon until Wednesday with hU I number of years and gave much of Julia Weller. Mrs. Will Whittemore. . her Ume lo the choir even after she Mra. Lincoln Bush and Mrs. Leon coin Bush thl* Thursday evening. | parents. Mr. and Mra. Leon Pennock i lived In Grand Rapid*. Dunning attended a meeting of the at 8 P. M. to make plans for the1 and hls sister, Naomi. year. i Mra. Gladys Gaskill entertained CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Mra. J. C. Horton underwent an] at a party Saturday night in honor Methodist Church Floyd McDermott Wednesday. ! Rev. George Wingard. Pastor * Tlie Misses Dorothea and Kath­ operation In Borgcss hospital. Kai-; of lhe birthday of .her daughlei. amasoo. one day last week. । Mra. George Frederickson. 10:00 A. M. Morning worship ryn McBain of BatUe Creek spent Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adrianson and Miss Joe Ann Hall of Almena Is , 11:15 A- M. Sunday school Sunday with their parents. Mr. and cltlldren of Bottle Creek spent Sun- ( spending several weeks with her 8:00 P. M. Epworth League Mrs. Roy McBain. j 7 P. M. Choir rehearsal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams spent day afternoon at live home of Peter | grandparents. |; Hughes. Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek service' Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. Adrianson. Mr. and Mra LeRoy Pcnnels of]' | Sunday, June 28 a special service1 Oienn Williams and family at the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daniels and Cloverdale called on Mra. Hattie two sons of Alabama have been ’ will be held at Uie usual time, 10:00I W. K.'Kellogg form at Gull lake. A. M. in honor of the newly decor­ visiting tile former's brother. J. L. Mrs. Blanche Richards spent Whittemore Saturday evening. Mra. George Sprague and Mra. Daniels and family for a few days. ated church auditorium, which willI Thursday afternoon In Hostings. be completed by tluit Ume. Invita­ Levi Jensen of Grand Ledge spent Hattie Whittemore attended com­ His mother, who has been visiting tions have been Issued to former' the weekend with his sister. Mrs. mittal services for Mrs. Rose Bun­ her son here, returned home with We’ve gatherd up "odds and ends" from every corner CLOSET SEATS . . . Here U a real HAND SEEDERS ... For. broadcast­ nell In the Cedar Creek cemetery them on Sunday. pastors and a special program withi Blanche Richards. bargain—our regular good quality ing of grass seed or grain; will of the store—and we’re clearing them out . . . regardless music Is being prepared. Pot luck: Mrs. Helmert J. Duisterhof. who Arthur Haist. who Is employed In Sunday. They also called on George — solidly constructed wood closet dinner in lhe church basement willI Lansing, spent the weekend with his Norris at Douds Corner*. resides at Crooked lake, near Del­ seats—white enameled—have been day: holds S bushel. All-metal: of price ... to make room for new stocks! Odd lots, Mrs. Susie Francisco of Kalama? ton. has revealed that her husband. follow the services. > wife here. used for display and have a few hopper. Never again nt this $944 Church of the United Brethren ini, Mr. and Mrs. Ebeling Bosma of zoo and her son. Kenneth, who is in Major Duisterhof. recently stascratches. We've slashed the price reduced price........................ broken sizes, onc-of-a-kind, and slightly soiled or dam­ Christ Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mr*. the navy and'Miss Joan Rogen of Honed with U. 8. forces in the for quick $ 4 HS E. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor Icon Pennock and family Sunday. Prairieville called on Mra. Hattie Philippines, has been listed a* clearance to —• aged items we won’t sell for new—all of them serv­ FERTILIZER AND LAWN SEED Sunday. June 28. “missing” by the War Department. I Thomas Qorham. 74. of Delton, Whittemore Sunday. SPREADER . . . Easy to operate Mra. Merrell Evans and her sis­ Dulsterhof's promotion from cap­ Woodbind i passed away in lhe University hosJust set jpiuge and push across ELECTRIC STOVE . . . Trade-In. 4iceable and all of them tare values! 10:00 A. M Morning worship | pitai. Ann Arbor, Thursday, after a ter. Miss Thelma Mott of Kalama- tain to major came after he liad bumer with automatic oven, in lawn. Spreads lawn seed; plant xoo. spent the weekend with their last corresponded with his wife in ---------i long Illness. He was born In Cal-------A-l condition, having been- com-1 food. lime. sand, top dressing. 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor.; houn Co.. Nov. 15. 1887. On March parents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moll November. He last wrote her from pletely overhauled. White porce- ■ Only one of these remaining in and family. lain finish. Reduced for $i A 88 stock and it has been reduced for FOOD SAVER SET ... For your 3-PC. MAPLE BEDROOM SET . . . Topic: ' Summer Sundays." Leader. 28. 1894 he was marled to Miss Della Mra. Marte Pritchard of Wall lake .working with army scouts in jungle refrigerator, contains 18 bowl cov­ The lucky first-comer can have Mabie Schaibly.--------------------------------- Bolyan, who died ten years ago. He Clearance to only......... quick clearance M8S 8:00 P. M. Wednesday Prayer '■ — ­ entertained the Lady Maccabees at areas. She said. Dagupan Pang was ers in 5 graduated sizes. Use these this handsome maple suite at far Is survived »«> by three brothers. «» Fran to ............................................. *♦ •, on all bowls and bottles to keep below its regular price. Just 1 of meeting. cis of Hastings Bert of Battle a luncheon in her home Thursday. one of lhe first places captured by I-TUBtr RADIO ... In walnut ve­ Mrs. George Sprague and daugh­ the Japanese in December. The War foods fresh. This set also contains these ... so hurry! $"»Q95i Kilpatrick Creek and Arthur of Dowling. Fu­ neer cabinet. mantel style. 6-stu- HAND PLANTERS . . . Smooth oj>10: 30 A. M. Sunday school Only ................................ I one large 15x12 In draw string neral services were held at 3 P. M. ter, Mrs. Mildred Fuhrman, made Department message to Mrs. Dulsllon automatic tuning for your crating slide feed. Adjustable to 11: 30 A. M. Morning worship. bag to keep lettuce, celery, rad­ Saturday in the Henton funeral a business trip lo Kalamazoo Thurs­ terhof-said the “missing classifica­ favorite stations. Wide range tone plant 2 to 7 kernels to hill. Plants Annual Elections ishes. etc., crisp and clean. The MODERN BEDROOM SET ... A tion" woujd stand until Japanese In­ home here with Rest Robert Smith. day. Control gives you your exact tone com. peas, brans. etc. Only 0 Mrs. Margaret Corwin and son vaders revealed the officer's actual above 19 pieces are packed in n beauty In modem waterfall de­ preference from the rich, mellow 1 Jr., pastor of the Dowling Method­ hardy, transparent holder tiiat sign; 3 big pieces — bed, chest and Topic: “ Summer Sundays." Bass to the brilliant, clear treble­ ist chuich In charge. Burial was Sylvester Corwin of Battle Creek fate. Major dhd Mrs. Duisterhof are so hufty! can be u-sed us a knitting bag to vanity — with matched veneer spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. the parents of'three children, one makes every program more enjoykeep yarn clean and secure. 20­ fronts! Was $10995—but because George Sprague. Mr. and Mrs. Max of them, seven-monjhs old Helmert CARPENTER'S TOOL CHEST . . . pc set. Regular price was $ 4 00 tills is the only one left, f Reynolds and two children and Mr. Bruce, was bom since the father was hurry! Only This Is an ideal box to carry your $189. While they last, only 1 we slashed that price to. carpenter tools from one Job to called to service. There Is another another. Size 32x18x7 in. All steel Jack, local and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ son. Gordon. 12. end a daughter, Atrro RADIO SALE . . . Now is covered wood chest.- Bracket* to REMNANTS . . . Std. Wardoleum. OCCASIONAL CHAIRS . . . Were lard Waters anfkson of Plainwell;I Sally Joan. five. quite a selection of Modem and hold level and saws. Extra space DeLuxe Airline auto radio—orig­ Super Service Wardolcum and Period styles ... but we're mak­ for 2-foot square and other s/u inal price of $3285 has Armstrong Quaker. We have 30 ing room for newer stocks. Regu­ tools. Save 20 . this week.. *T been slashed to only .... odd pieces, some of them room lar values from $7.95 to $Q88 size. Variety of tile, floral. 18th $1093 Select yours at O np HOG WATERERS . . . Cast iron MANTEL RADIO . . . It's a small century and hook patterns. Re­ automatic wnlerers Gives your Brory. 5-tube set with built-in duced for "Odds and Ends' sale PAINTS . . . Too many point colors hogs, sheep, etc., al) the clean wa­ aerial plate. The Ideal “extra" to one-third regular price. , is our misfortune—your good luck. ter they want when they want it. ■ radio for use in kitchen or bed­ If thf color* we're overstocked Easily attached to barrel or tank, j room Only 2 tn stock to $4 4 95 with should prove the paint you Automatic valve and float preveni | A DROP-LEAF DUNCAN PHYFE to at I I TABLE . . . May be just what need. Nothing wrong with them— water from overflowing. $0451 you are looking for. and if It is but to clear our slowest moving This week reduced to .... £■ WASTE BASKETS . . . we've quite you're lucky. Ward's have one in colors, we've marked them "WAY a selection of gay colored baskets HORSE COLLARS ... Mr. Farmer. I mahogany finish thqz has been down! lo move at once. Assortment con­ here too long. We ore clearing Coverall Flat Wall Paint— here Is your chance to Save on I tains both composition and all­ this table at $20.00. If you wish all leather ''Flexo-FHce'' horse metal baskets tn colors for every 3-pc. group will sell table and 2 Master Flat Wall Paint— collars. Nothing wrong with these rootn Complete stock of these 29c lyre back SPQO<1 at all except that we ordered too | mahoganychairs for — Cv Was $259 gal., now $1 97 gal. many In sizes 20 and 21. If you ' only cun uKe these sizes you can now 1 Super Gloos Wall'Point— have these $895 collars for $C48 I BADMINTON RACKETS . . . We're SCREEN DOORS .. . Made of finest marking thesb down only because' only.................................. W I quality Ponderosa Pine, 1*4 Inches we need the space. Come in early Also a few "Tick-Face' collars'' for some marvelous buys. thick, air seasoned, kiln dried Size $ 4 98 I.NLA1D LINOLEUM FELT 2-8 by 8-8. with bronze screen with leather backs that sold reg-' Reg $2.19. NOW. BACK . . . Every customer can't wire. If you want a screen door ulariy for $2.49 in size 19 $• | 53-PC. DINNER SET . . . It'S the built to last tor years, then hurry at only............................ a flock of assorted-size pieces of 1 loit one we have of a specially these lovely inlaids. It's the very ROCK WOOL . . . Easy to Install popular pattern, so we've cut the same linoleum that we sell every Just pour between wall stud*, cell- j price on this 53-pc. service SQ88 day for 99c a square yard—and If DISHPAN'S . . . Better quality. Ing and floor Joist*--level to de- j for 8. Reg. 110.95 O your kitchen or bath isn't too Triple Coat Porcelain Enamelware •itred thickness. Actually pays for large, you can cover the floor wallwhlte with black trim: large 12itself! In winter It saves you upj LIVING ROOM SUITE BARGAINS to-wall with your favorite marbled I to 30 on fuel Provides year ... We have Just I lovely rayon pattern at only, Cfic I vents splashing. Use also as bread 'round comfort. Bag covers 18 sq ' and velvet covered living room M .. ................................. - Ob raisers. for small washings or large fl. 3 in. deep. Special this QQc suite left over from a special mixing bowl Regular price b week, per bag. only OO sale! You can have suite ALTO SEAT COVERS in dUcon•1.10. Reduced for this week QQc tinued patterns are one of the .. SEED to only„OO GRASS Carefully --I--. selected -----Clearance items! Water-repellent and treated to grow » thick, rich SOFA BEDS We-have 1 super­ fiber tops; snug-tliuns. You can ■ELF-POLISHING wax . . . No comfortable carpet of green around your home ‘ " sofa bed that has be­ easily afford this added protection rubbing! It shines as It dries! come a bit soiled from being dis­ You can row it with confidence Wear resisting —durable! Use on because It has been tested for you. | played! We've reduced the original Clearance Prices: wood, linoleum, varnished floor.. Save 20r; now. $4 00­ price of $3995 to Sfl/Joo 5 lbs. only I just OD Save and Sell for Victory oodland Community News 1 '#oq WARDS “ODDS and ENDS’’ CLEARANCE T‘ 31' ■99“ Rubber ictory “ ........... Complying with the President's re­ quest for scrap rubber, we are offering the facilities of our station as a depot. 18 BRING YOUR SCRAP RUBBER TO OUR STATION. WE WlU PAY YOU OR ACCEPT YOUR CONTRIBUTION Any old rubber hose, footwear, innertubes, tire casings, hot water bottles, etc. only, gallon ’1 MOTOR OIL ... Ward's Command­ er. Best quality coastal oil. gives ■ umtr.'per qt. 9' HARNESS OIL . . It Just arrived—] AN UNFINISHED TABLE that you •and the factory made a mistake can |»aint to match your other by doubling our order. Its your' furniture can be used In most any chance to save now on your needs . room: these ore the same styles for this fall and next spring. 5that Ward's usually sell for $895 Jrlp‘,-Jy *a0® -JO?’. Prlee. »la-5hrd lor the Odds $898 Special this week C | a: Ends Clearance to only.. CATALOG ORDER SERVICE BA8EBALL CAPS . . . We've got enough left 4o outfit several teams and we want to sell them before HELP US TO WIN WITH RUBBER! ANDRUS SERVICE MONTGOMERY WAI!II Mattarlaa, WbU.kl.14 aJUM* � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-07-02.pdf 7c3e681db7132168e1bebe621359b1ea PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SIVINTH YEAR MICKEY McPHARLIN INACTION WITHR.A.F. 12 RAGES—2 SECTIONS Promoted to Major HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1942 TWO FROM COUNTY i£,“nSXer TO RECEIVE WINGS Michigan i I ATTENTION SHOPPERS SECTION ONI—PAGES 1 t« • MUCH EXTRA WORK; NO COMPENSATION Rose, Eckert, Lead Festival Fishermen BARRY SI ENDORSE OF KIMS. Because the 4lh of July Prize winners of the Bluegill FciRepresentative end Mrs. Ellis E. j Faulkner. Delton, have just re­ Uval fishing contest were as fol-----------1 State Health Department bulletin ternoon and Friday evening. ceived word that their son, Arnold, Basil Johnson And Hubart cautioned cltisens to be Richard Rose, of Hastings, who ha* been promoted to the rank of Government Work Adds careful of milk supplies, reporting tied with Harold Eckert, also of major in the coast artillery/ He Bronson Near End of Air Many Duties For Co. Clerk Hastings, won the draw for first 13 new cases of undulant fever Ulis began as a 2nd Lieut., was, made a Corps Training Now Holds Rank of month. The bulletin said pasteuri­ prize. They both had 10-ounce fish. captain lost August and jnov has Unanimously Recommend zation of milk kills the undulant Two men from Anderson. Ind, received further advancement. "Flying Officer*' In realise how much has been added caught 33.4 pound iniaII fever germ, which is transmitted to Maj. Faulkner—graduated from..and Mrs. Lewis Johnson u of* r.u.rreProtrie- human beings In the consumption: Senator of 8th Dhtrict Splttire Spitfire squadron Squadron Hastings Kiwanis will sponsor _ „ __ ________ _ __ _______ _. _____ _ to the work and responsibilities of I bass to lead In that div bion. They ’ " high, in 1930 and from .m receive . *... xi — — i* ■..... — at ti.x ... ,Hastings j, _ 'win ■■ ■ tnJ, j.__ __ __ ■ _■ . vine, —will his wings the of raw milk from cows infected with1 Senior Softball League for young county Clerk Allan Hyde v... by the ' vert* were Maurice Mnrkett Hockett and narl Carl Il will DC be Pleasing nleaalna uj to we the menus friends 1".. e • engineering department all. Qulf _ . , „ Barry county supervisors. Repub­ IV Win Training Center soon Bang's disease. The June total of' men1 nf no—< la tn fcdcra ■ . •| government . . . . W<of ages 16 tn to OO 22 nr-«-nrrllna according requiring Wli-............ , -- to' KMCIM MMTCIlHIISUk in ,11 icuiumuc of Flying Officer George Michael! MBj Faulkner graduated from' ancl w111 ** commissioned a Ueuten- new cases was five the.;.n announcement ve greater than the;an by K™n«h Kenneth Bm>San- COunly clerks to act as MmlnUlr.adminUtra-. <-Other awards included: Urge lican and Democratic alike, psiasd rnmoummenl W ............... dermn. oe.1 dub pmddent. The Counl w„ „mUU, bu. McPharlin of this city, now serving. Barry county to attain this rank in, *nl ln the u- 8. Air Corps. Hubert rvmiiiv Irniziie* will nrvn nisv nx-rl ..... .. .. _ . . rr.nl Onk..., , >,: evening league open play next Rationing Boards?” These boards- **“> Ro**r»n. Mlddlevon. O.; wall-i candidacy of Kim -------------------- —tKe The other two'8 Bronson, grandson of Mr. andI total reported 1this year to 63 the _wlth .L the-------Eagle (American) Squad-, the present present war week. Local business institutions are now rationing <1» automobiles i Bronson of Hastings, j bulletin said. P|ke- 3 Pounds 11 ounce Forrest Sigler. Hastings attorney, for State ton. R. A. F, Great Britain, to get! are Maj. "Kingsley Anderson and Mr» DFUnalnr of nf the th* Eighth Fl.hth Dtatrict ni.trV-t at *1 Hastings; pike pickerel. 8„ Senator Maj P Pelham. Pelham mentioned In a Banner article last 1 ---------------- -----,'kpoiiMiring teams. include. Commer­ <2. passenger car tires. '3^pwuvenMaj. Harold Harold P. cial Printers. Western Auto Assocl- ger car tire retreads <4> truck tires ' P°und*- 9 ounces. 33 3-4 inches long.; • meeting of the board here Batfirst - hand information cot)femlng| time as a staff sergeant. j I utes. Roth Furniture .Walldorff Fur- ;<5> truck retread tires. <6> type- Charles Monica. Cloverdale; calico, urday. - . . . him through a series of three let-,। ’f jnlturc, Trethrlc Agency and Has­ writers? i7>*’bicycles. ’(6)’ sugar.'basi- 1 pound.-53-4 ounces. Cleo! The resolution which read as | Johnson graduated from Delton 1 s tings Cleaners R Cook. Since July I each board must ad- Ba”T. Hastings Sunfish. 74 ounces, follows, was introduced by BuperI All young men who are Interested The first letter, with a February ■ scholastic record, he was alri 'iri tou minister the new price fixing law Ml“ Bee Tobias. Dowling; parch. 1 vtaor Morse Backus and saamA^ by In playing t-lnylntf softball -zirtKnll evenings —votilnpc till* till, whl. dale, was for some reason delayed In th members of such1 P°u’“l 23-4 ounces. Howard Colburn! Mayor Chariee H. I^cnard: j star athlete and was captain of the I He completed! summer arereport asked to to the renort to the . “‘"cr — mciuocts , nwrt m suu. — "i----------summer are asked to . ™ ” . r*”".- 01 sucn Hustings: and obnoxious fish, bull-! in mailing and is enclosed with two « «vs ■■ »»aoi GENTLEMEN: Mr Mr. «ri Kim Sigler, Two Boys Stage the Event |pa ndv ___ this .Friday evening iui for .^.,rdi »’,«» “» ',he »™n»lng of. 'pol­ ___UBroU „______ .-uuy evening . others with May dates. -- ---------; three years al W. 8. T. C. <nuw I X-.- Doster rtx.tx. Spoiled t» .iteam ___ ___________ ... _ __ J.___ ' iciex and -urcccdures. organization Mr. Sanderson } cle * " ,,d ' P rt * ctlurf s- the the admlnadmin- head. I pound 10 ounces, Chet En- of ‘his county, and one of MichlLeon It One page was quite generally cen­ Woi ot Foot of Berryville Western Michigan College of Edugiehart, Hastings; dogfish. 6 pounds K*n's prominent lawyers, has an-ppoinudM.U, -note. S' '.mint -S' ouwTilui BtrkHuunt*. hu Two young fellows in Rutland. 1 sored by the scissors process, which Hill; Driver Pinned Under It man of the Boys and Oirls Work Attendance on uw the day xr of Senate from thia district tho ... ... and ...... Att*nrlane* nn fH— closing Ino u»y dlstrtet at tlm unfortunately cuts out information plans instructions. ,. Awc.u-.rec o. • S*nat.* one 15, the other 17. on Friday night Committee i of Kiwanis, as manager on the opposite page that might When Prlc Dollxc. who has While In the county clerk's of-1 H?* w“ e*u,n,t«d nwre coming September primaries, and staged a Wild West cattle-rustling 1of the league. otherwise have gone through: WHEREAS, Allegan county ass flee one day last week, waiting a (than 6 00°charge <J the Standard Oil station jr for many years represented in the event, which did not turn out ns| No 89764 short time to n&k a few questions lit the corner of Michigan Ave. and Senate and VanBuren County lias they had planned. As neither of: I about pries- fixing. Uic&c things oc-; Stat- St went home nt alx.at 10 ! the two had ever been brought j furnished the Senator during the currcd in that brief Interval: । AIR MINISTRY ocIhcI: Monday night his car vu ! into coqrt or charged with) i)i Three -people asked to get; Houghton Road. WHEREAS, Barry county has parked cluse to the. stnlbm When ! an offense before, we will not men-:I birth certificates, which were nee-! never furnished a Senator for tin tlon names. But the story Was quite! London, W. C. 2. essary for them In order to obtain.: he appeared there Tuesday fore’ Eighth Senatorial District, and thrilling, according to the officers. or to keep, their jobs in other cltfes' You will see from my new adThe oldest lad. according to the Action Was Made Solely drew I am being posted back to of recognised ability throughout tho account, took ids fathers car and To Distribute County Tox <2> A lawyer brought to the clerk'1 my first -Amcr- uu.c io imaic is, su tic iKJillllu ..., former -------- —squadron, «------------ the ---- ----borrowed Roy Belson'x small trailer, a notice of a suit he had started. lean squadron to be formed over, ,),„«(■* office that his car had been which had a cattle rack on it. Thus The equalization committee of the Another attorney asked for files ln: Total May Exceed 80 Tont octet and reputation, and here. It lias made a very good name. uke|1 aherlff pajUbe(1 lh# word WHEREAS, he h recognised as board of supervisors completed their outfitted, our hero drove to the _________________________________ ! a pending circuit court case. —Record Among Best In for iuelf. I*m mighty proud to bei cUy popep, who drovp all U strong personality who fearlessly home of his young friend, called j report, which was submitted to the w-mm.walked ... ■ 3> A fanner in to ask The State • one of them again. over town, but could not find It. ! does his duty as he may see II. and him aside and Inquired if he would board on Friday, and was given how he m.ust go ktout It to get a We haven't been doing much fly-, jtt about 9:30 Tuesday forenoon J WHEREAS, in these perilous and like to get some "easy money" to I thHr approval The real estate of needed .row new M. tire tor lua his Hui*. truck, B >u> : Charles Annable. head of file Ing lately due to a number of rea-‘word camc m the sheriff's office* spend at the Blue Gill Festival? Of lite county was assessed by the suw„„ had been committee to gather in the scrap uncertain times It Is Imperative , song, mostly the weather but In a lhat Bt Ow f00l of Barr).vil|c hiU • 14! Another person, who ------- athe ------------. a new lire. rubber jn Barry Co. reported, thatthat our state ----- offices —be ~ ,filled ------ with course he would like that So they pervisora al 418.031.405 and the per- granted right to. buy mntith or nr two tun we Ur shall be tn in Hj«. the — rnohlli was. an overturned and wrecked' "* ‘‘"“W'wTmU. .unou* drove to Waters Comers, just off sonal property at’,42.155.285. a total when the board's stock was ex- mm TO tm» Imd bmn mllmTmi m thick of it. I have a feeling therell BUto a young fellow pinned! courage and • ability, “,r*D'1 ■----------« of M-43, then west, then south to of 420.186.780. The board equalized hausted. wanted to learn how much this county. The final returns may i rr be plenty of activity here about as UIHjcr the wreck, whom the man an 80-acre tract, unoccupied except I‘he asscasments at 418.000,000. They , longer he would have to wall for reach well toward 80 tons. In pro-1 THEREFORE, be it RESOLVED soon as spring breaks. It only lakes. w^0 md the phoning said he was by several cattle which are the I could not change the personal as-: one. portion to population this county's a little common sense to see that, unable to release. Somehow Sher-’j ~ Old Jerry “n’t *0 dumb »“d I'm ltf Brra h>d a hunch Ulat ____________ __________ property of Earl Hubbell Parking! resament. but could and did change! <5i A basilful young chap wanted1 record in tiiat campaign puts Barry'----- , ------- ------------------- ^ .7 ...... car and “ w-.ro. - •real —-------— m — .« - 1 1 among the top notch counties of i of 7f,an *n.d Van8u"n their trailer w. at the »**«: side u* of:1 — the estate— for---------------equalizailon pur;Q liMuiiwKv marrioge ucciuw license (here a line is censored*. ' I wrecked car might be the one tak-j the road, rood the "rustlers" "nistters" for (nr several orvr-rnt poses, DOM'S. fixing fixilUt it at $15544.715. 415.844.715. leavleBV-i <6> A reporter <for a city daily Michigan. I F‘a Your letter was down-to-earth-; rn from Doi bee. Accordingly Sher-: LIEUT. BASIL JOHNSON ------------------- | hlghth senatorial District the CAn­ Hiutings-locnllty. and therefore ex-'irf Bera, Undershcriff Doster and: .. . . h. .. . minutes busied themselves with ing the personal at the assessed asked to see the legal papers filed trrmely Interesting. Procuring Attorney Barnett drove! L N‘ iSll matarina chasing Hie cattle. They succeeded! fi«ures. so the total wag fixed at tn several circuit court coses that ° n?..°fllrtto>7n»r'* —— *—*® Prosecuting Barnett drove in a cow---into'n swampyi $18,000,000. Of Of the the personal personal propprop-ljmd recently been been started. started. ” **“* Be it It further RESC RESOLVED that 4M ’ Iw driving --------x swnm py! $18,000,000. had recently vvvvmim.sm Be I MwuM b. r-<un, my T o m- „pldly w <>..Attorney («« »( Brnnvlllhu> I . rtShm ' '"f to the fool of Bafryvllle hill. I Clerk of tills Board be instructed io in n[«riy nferty assessment of $2,155,285. $2,155285. $1,243.-1 $1243.-1 <71 <7> a A divorced woman wanted w< lug Officer! stripe any day now- There,. sure sure enough, they found found the| the) ‘“.fiX. jxhl„xn place, where she stopped,. in to enough, they send a copy of thia resolution to (^1 c«me ,-nTT-.r* from from this city. rltv In Tn other,know nth.*r: v....... if her ...... ex-husband ......___ , had paid 45k In 1 *500 Fnironc which is equivalent to First Lieu-’ Ddbct car. which the aheriff to . >,—<»» quick-1 tau-L 1,1- nor,nal normal ,lmw umca.* Ueut uieui. J®*mson jonnson manner that would not commend,«» I?would. U.U M. .nd the Boards of Supervisors of AUethem to experienced cattle rustlers words, well toward 58 per cent of (the alimony that mBnth which the ,n 1 cn *'CC5 tenant. It's about three months*)? identified as tile missing one. gan and VanBuren counties." have been in line for a position as the two succeeded In roping the ‘he personal property subject to' court said he should pay overdue, but it really doesn't matter; The three with other* who had ar­ A painting by Pvt. Gaylord Flory. In addition to receiving unanlcoach and instructor at some Michi­ eow. led her to the parked trailer.' taxation of the county was in Has-1 —■ —-------------------- - • ... Woodland, placed fourth among a great deal, for wiien It finally. Hved soon released the driver, Numerous . ilk* ..<81 wlfll ... . . . . women ............wanted ....... — to — •vwvum.u. pujccu luuiwi KUKHis mous maorsement or tne ranvi gan high school. and got her safely inside the trailer’ Un**Axlwe... ...... talk witii Administrator Hyde about IfgX) entries in an art- contest for County Board of Supervteora, Mr. coincs there will be back pay with; whom they knew was Merrill AllerNow he b flying for Uncle 8am.. rack.’ “Buy money" looked* per-1 Thp figures far the asseued and'sugar, 11i ding. 17. of this city. The car was <?LIC ve‘,enwnUy “ld she! service men sponsored by a mog*-, Sigler is also developing strong sup­ Similarly. Bronson was moving up fectly stipple at that stage of the equalised values of the^counly are thought " the sugar restrictions for. xlne of national circulation. A second'. port in Allegan and VanBurra The Britishers have been very, damaged beyond repair. The boy kind to us over here often Inviting wu brought to Pennock hospital, the line In the purcliastng depart­ game. It was dead easy. The drtv- »s follows: preserves were perfectly ridicu- picture received honorable mention countltt. ASSYRIA — Real estate assessed k>ua,ttnd ■ “ t2he county and tile opuireui., sponsor.! or Opinion seems to to ba that 11 It U■ us to spend our weekends or rest1 where his Injuries were given atten- ment of a Jackson firm. Now he er started the car on its way to .......... ..... 1 clerit — “ *“* was "*“ purchased puiviumu by wic inion seems oe tnat tn blame si.-w-.k— Pvt. tx,. Flory v... . i. " . Ulurr.e 1 Altogether. has painted, not ‘only Barry county's turn to properiods w'lh them. During one of tlon. Just how serious they were is about to assume the respotui- the cattle auction on thc Hastings $695,175; personal awewd $33650; as If she believed he was to for U»ern. Another thought it was. seven pictures on army life, all of I vide a candidate but, that In the I the dull periods last fall, seven days', had not been determined at this leave was suddenly thrown at ua. > writing. Allerdlng acknowledged world's moat rapidly expanding air Friday night. Soon that cow would, estate equalized at 5668.050; per- none of the government's business which have been on exhibition.' person of Mr RteUr the counlv iwa corps. be sold, they would divide the easy'acnal left as assessed; total equal ­ ixnv much canned fruit she had on( Two are now in the Army and Navy i offered the Vlrtith Senatorial Dte- ' With no definite place to go and a that he had lak'an Dolbees car. money and would have a royal time ized value 8703.000. The township hand. Most of them modestly 1 Exhibit in Chicago. I triet a raiWtMMr «r strong desire to see Scotland. .11 It appears that Merrill had given parting company with those easy will pay .039 per cent of the county .wished ” to .-V" have -----------the canning Pvt ptnrv U 1* the ttv son of MrxJquallflcatlona. wired a friend I had made aboard the officers trouble on several pre- reguPv ’t- Flory dollars. ‘ I t*x. latlons exnlalnrd explained to them them. Etc, Ete etc.. Mr ‘!Perry Flory of Woodland. After; ----------------- nt the ship coming over, a Mr. Alec, vlous occasions. N=i tar.; tata; The outfit proceeded north on the' BALTIMORE — Real estate asMitchell from Edinburgh. I sent one afternoon, his parents called;«c. , graduating from high school in 1937 J C C RONI) RAATM traveled roadway till it reached the seased 5766JOO: personal M5.900; <9> it came the writers writer** ; ne he trained to taxe take over tne the operaooera*•_ "VriU the wire and caught the first train | Sheriff Bera, asking him to come ■ ’* When ” , . , ~ _ DWIO corner of the road leading to Wat- total assessed 5822.200. Reak estate turn to ask a few questions about j tlon of a barber shop that his falh(Continued on page 2. See. 2) ‘o liomc in the first ward, as I-----Merrill had---------------attacked-----them ond. I Children's Day at the Bluegill ers Corners, which connects with equalized 4646.100; personal as ss- price fixing the administrator said: er had run for 43 years. However,1 ~ ■ r—------— — .H- paving ------on---M-43 ‘ Right there —। gessed; total as equalized 5702,000. "I'm Mirrv I haven't the time nn<u t « n driven them from their home. When Festival was a great day for all. the to give you the details. Here arc I drawing and painting and after! worth of War Bonds and Stamps the sheriff arrived, the boy had:with free Ice cream, free rides and they saw a targe man In a car. ap­ Percentage of county tax .039. parently waiting for something. . BARRY — Real estate assessed the instructions 1 have so far re-1 eighteen months in business, he en- at » special booth during the two : gone to the bam. As Mr. Bera half-fares, but It was especially |, stepped in. the young fellow pointed I memorable for Duane Buinp, win- Sure enough, that fellow wanted to> 8947J00; personal osseased 571,700; cclved from Uie government Look tered an art school in Detroit. He days of the Bluegill Festival, acsee both boys. Maybe he was gladI total as assessed 51.019JOO. Real them over, nnd when I can get the had finished one and one-half years cording to Dr. Norbert Schowalter. I a shot gun ’at the officer, telling j ner of the grand prize bicycle. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wilkes. for-| him not to come any farther. The! In the children's parade at I p. m. to make their acquaintance, but hei estate equalized 4882.300; personal time I will be glad to give you the! of his art education at the lime helocal chairman of the War Bond ___ Total „ as assessed. as equalized information you desire." The writer] entered the army last January. Stamp committee. Ths booth merly of Chicago, who have become' --aheriff- did back away but Beadle and Eugene Jarman looked darned serious to the boys... -. Ui'n; ... ---- not ----------- ----- - be-{Herbert -- > . : p.n Him K*rnnrl re rr-­ The targe man asked them where $954,000. Percentage of county tax. took the papers, containing many carried nff off first nnrt and second At Fort Custer he underwent a *•“ constructed by Willard Smith, or Hm.mrn t, "" "“nb2u wl.H wl'5,„hl ” aHnnf mrrirrl pages of closely printed regulations.; major operation and It was during।Winston Merrick and Robert ■ wnere sucn acts would lead mm. spectively in the Uncle 8am sec­ they were going at that time of .053. the purchase of the former Oscar j thc down his gun. tion. The best War Bond and night? Wlrere did they get that CARLTON — Real estate assessed glanced at them and noted that It; the period of convalescence that he.CorUnJob io to read made good of spare tune time to I AsaHUng in the sals ot stamps Young home. 653 W. Green St, Mr. the sheriff made two quick leaps, Stamp float was won by Jane Whit­ cow? "How come" the boule tn gl.051625; personal assessed $31650; would be a big jvu ,r«u these wiew ! maae gooa use or and Mrs. Wilkes had for many years, grabbed the gun. and held thc boy. more. Second in this division went their trailer? For a total stranger total assessment $1,082,675. Real carefully. He handed them back | carry on with his painting of •army'1irere: Mary Ketcham, Betty Cooper, *’------ «•—«— —------------- -- ------ •­ Kxx„ nf Th/had a doctor examine the boy. to Philip and Helen Walldorf and he was quite rude and personal in estate equalized $904 550; personal saying;'Til wait until you can tell, scenes. I He Is now taking basic training Trails End section of Gun take, and He w“ Pronounced decidedly sub- Poppy Foote. The Second Ward his questions. However, when he left as assessed; total as equalized me what It is all about." Cub pack won the Victory and Lib­ said he was Underaherlff Leon Dos- $936,000. Percentage of county tax A county clerk's duties as clerk! at Fort 8U1. Okla, when the £ond111on of Mr. Wilkes' ““"“Jerty prize with a tank float. Gary ter. the boys ceased to evade hts 652. of the court; clerk of the board of! — -■■■■»♦♦---------------h,.kh l^eM (to. ta MW Lee Yarger. Alicia Lohr and the queries and told the truth, for they CASTLETON — Real estate as- supervisors; clerk of the county tax’JULY SCHEDULE FOR S'x. xxtxx “aS I « * similar booth at the Barry County Clarke slstera took second. Kenneth now realized there would be no sessed seated $1559.700: personal $148500; commission and other bodies; re-' AVIATION BOARD Williams won and Michael Haw­ “easy money" money" for for them. them. ; • total assessment $1.70820 $1,758,200. Real qulred to keep duplicate records! ’ of interest to men wishing serva menace to society for a lime at Wilkes still keeps In touch with his 1 " menace 10 thorne was second in the typical Army Air Forces, both If any other fellows, young or estate equalized $1588500; personal with the county treasurer; keep re-!lce *“11 manufacturing plant In Chicago by; boy fisherman and dog. old. should be tempted to look for | left as assessed: total equalized cords of births, dratiu. marriages.'Bs Hying and ground officers, is the JOHN BRASS, SUPERVISOR a private line. Thc Wilkes, as the 1 In the pet division, awards were "easy money," they had better real-, value $1,737,000. Percentage of and a long list of otner duties, Is 'publication of Ute July Itinerary of j OF FISH HATCHERY, PASHM two-star fla)[ in a window Indlc^tea.! as follows: Best-dressed, Jacqueline Ize that "there ain't no such am- county tax .0965. no small affair in and of Itself. Hi3'.t,,e Traveling Aviation Cadet Exam-! HASTINGS CITY BAND nave two sons In service. Tlic eld­ Young and Bonita Henney;/cutest, mal." and that "Leon Doster'll git HASTINGS TOWNSHIP — Real job is largely increased and U great- !lnlng Board. Ueut. John H. Patk-'-. n.,^ iwirTTpen” PROGRAM est. Corp. Sherwood Wilkes, Is with I Suzanne Hawthorne and Leslie you If you don't watch out" (Continued on page 3, sec. 1) First Ward Park anti-aircraft. Fort Bliss, Texas.; Hawthorne; smallest, Alfred Myers; government has added. I urging men throughout the state to Thursday, July 2—8 P. M. Chauncey, the other son. was here homeliest. Billy Ootant and Dick Think what it will be when to hia,meet’0,6 b0*”1 whn‘ 11 u ln lhclr en to the hospital last Monday । afternoon following a stroke sufa short time ago with his wife, a :National Anthem McLaughlin; prettiest. Madelyn Sig­ present duties and responsibilities!vlclnlly ,or information in regard bride of March. He is at Jgckson- ■March. "Gardes Du Corpa~....Hall ler and Noreen Birdsall; greatest there will be added as seems well40 ^h Aviation Cadet and Glider the post office. ville. Fla, air base in the public 1Overture. “The Admiral” ...Russell number, Gordon Fisher and Jimmie assured, the rationing of tea. coffee.!PUot ‘raining: "Croeley March" ..Fillmore Fisher. relations branch. Mr. and Mra. March. ; gasoline, clothing and other artl-'Arbor- University Health Wilkes' daughter, Mrs. Caryl Pel- 'Waltz. "Blue Danube " Strauss In the wheel division Franklin cles. He has had to add several: . B£d8 .................................Ju.ly l* 3 March. "March of ton, lives In New York City andiMedley 1 Pierce and Marguerite Harry took osshtanls to do the detail work re-’i*c.kson' Coi^lty J',? Time" Arr. by Richards flrata for decorated bicycles. Philip has a little daughter. In Chicago by the government. ThereiK‘U*m“°0* Temple.July 8-14 Land on Which It Is Built Was Heavily. Timbered. Was qulred U no room tn his office for^o2|f" “’~ V " Mem. M“" Bldg..July ’15-20 * * Hecox and Patty Me Keough took Mrs. Wilkes, st. daughter of Swedish 1Songs: ;Lansing. Vet. •God Bless America ” Berlin second places. Best decorated wagBought and Held for Speculative Purpose. Not Improved of his workers. When the super­ Saginaw. Elks Temple ...July 21-25 parents was affiliated with the •■Alice Blue Gown"Tierney on-wtth-queen prises went to Jovised the building of Swedish Mission church; in Has­ visors are not here they occupy Flint, county Court H’se.July 20-30 Until 1855 By Frank Cooper Berta Whitmore and Janet Herrick. tings she attends the Meflfodlst their quarters. When, as last week. |FORMER NAVY MEN MAY "Glory of Ute Following the parade came con­ church and has joined one of the March. 1 the board is bolding a seas Ion. these । tests of the oldtime variety, three­ RE-ENLIST WITH to this country with Ids parents al W. 8. C. 8. circles. Mr. Wilkes b . Marines"O rebel The village of Nashville Is located big boost Nashville Is said to have Selection. "Westward Hol**.Thomas legged races, wheelbarrow races, on land that was heavily Umbered.1 been named In honor of Mr. Nash, extra assistants and their desks are ।HIGHER RATING of Welch descent. . located In the halls of the court Sacred. ** Til We Meet pie-eating contests, and others. was purchased from the govern- '* Men honorably discharged from ' of- the - house. the chief■ engineer Grand ।the U. 8. Navy between July 1, Again”Arr. by De Lamater These were followed by ~ magic ment In 1838 and 1837 and held for al Arch Mason and Marshall Tem­ Mr. and Mrs. T. E Lomasney, who River Valley Railroad, who had For all of litis extra work for March. "The Battleship show for the kids, which enter­ speculation. come from Mattoon. Ill., to HasUntil 1855 no Im­ charge of its construction, although Uncle Sam. and for all the study. ।1932. and December 8. 1941, now ple of the Bhrina of Detroit. "Alabama" may re-enltrt with many higher rat­ tained many of the older visitors as provements whatever were made on Surviving are the widow. Ada; « tings, where Mr Lomasney is Uich v’ y- — he never lived In the village nor thought and effort which these gov- ings I than those held al time of son. John F. of Grand Rapids; Cwa new manager at Montgomery Wards . ta „ < these holdings, some time after; was he ever actively connected with eminent added responsibilities re- i Wards. March. "El Capitan* discharge. • The Lomaaneys and their three-------------- ------------ -------- ---------------------.'the town. COURT MAY FIX LEVEL qutre. our county clerk receives not Word of this new Navy policy was year-old son. Edward, are living In near the present Nashville dam on. Nashville, located tn its southeast one penny of compensation. His ireceived today by Paul Nelson, OF THORNAPPLE LAKE the Hurd apartments. 401 Benton Signers of petitions claiming the Thornapple and was operated1 comer, is a part of Castleton town- pay is that he knows that he is ichief quartermaster, in charge of children. UNCLE SAM WANTS St. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lomasney ownership of over 51 per cent of the by water power. A few rude houses ship. The beginning of the history helping hh country in the greatest Inavy recruiting for tills area The GLIDER PILOTS count Port Huron as their home were built for the workers In that, of Castleton antedates that of the ruling applies to men leas than 50 ‘4 Gliding, which has been the sport property abutting Thornapple lake mill by Its owner. Hiram Hanchett village by several years. town. He has been with the M. W While years old. of many adventurous young men tn asked the board of supervisors at These were the first indications tracts of land in .the township were Tuesday afternoon al 3: their June session to determine the The Navy Is making the offer tn and Niles previously. Mr. Lomasney America, is something which Uncle level of that lake and maintain the that a town plight start there. 1 sold by the government previous to lA/,-11 E 7 II a. xz , an effort to fill a shortage of ex- of Rev. A. M. CoWren 8am Is now going to use to help has no particular hobbles, but is There were rumors following the 1837. that was the year when the same. The board referred the mat­ |*rlcnced personnel. Men eligible glad to be in.a "fishing" county. war that railroad first white man actually settled u» on ter to rroarcuung icr Prosecuting Attorney Attomty tsar-1 Bar-jCWJl ~ , . a ------~ might ” be ...... are asked to visit their nearest Navy is now available to men between nett Tnwr.hln 13 North MnrtK of n.mx. who will bring the matter up. built buUt from rrorn Jackson J*11"00 to w Grand Ran-'land Rap- land In “ Township Range School district officers wUl be in­■ Recruiting Station for further in­ on Thursday. He also enjoys golf, in circuit, whose determination is ,d*' w5*ld “tuf?Uy 7 We*‘ " “ Eo«niment then terested In the report of the statef formation. COUNTY PROHIBITION although warning that his score Is fly but are unable to qualify as avi­ necessary necessary io to seine settle me the question question oi of reach 611 wn Haplds. Charlotte. Has- designated Its 36 square uulcs miles.. In commissioner of revenue. Louis M ----— . Tn — ... -----. ------... MEETING tines and Middleville Mirtrllovltl*— —all all well esm- that ih.i year .... .n nothing to brag about, but he likes ation cadets. Men who are Inter­ lake levels Unga all of Barry county was Nims. that the primary school fund UNEARTHED STONE A county prohibition ested are invited to visit the Dis------- ,------------------------------ i tabllshed towns at that time. If called "Barry township." The folto be distributed next fall will be POTTERY BOTTLE trict Air Oorps Recruiting Office. MEU7HANT8 Fd*Y-------------no. * railroad would naturally’loiing year Gaatieton.' still with- <<1551 To LharoTThe previous year. While spading for a flower bed In Saturday, July 11. Armory Bldg.. Ionia and Michigan, KAZOO SUNDAY • travefte the Thomapple river val- out -----■ a part of- Inheritance taxes already exceed his yard recently, a name, was made recently. Jas. Mason unGrand Rapids. Mich., where com­ The Hastings Merchants defeated ^y through Barry county, so as to Hastings township, which then in­ 13.700.000; over $8,500.000 utility earthed a stake pottery bottle which CHANGE IN LIBRARY HOURS plete information Is available. Charlton Park. June 28. 15 to 3., »vold the heavy and expensive cluded the four northeastern town­ taxes had been paid previous to was in perfect condition. Stamped RACES AT LAKE "ODESSA behind the pitching of Keefyr. The grades which would otherwise be ships of the county. William P. June 30; with several large corpora- Into the pottery was the following, Merchants then lost a 2 to 1 heart; necessary. In that event it would Wilkinson, the second white settler, lions which will add large amounts; stone Potterleo. J. Bourne A SonON JULY 4 before November I, when the final; Patentee*—Dsnby A: Coduoc—Park I «Lako Odessa Is planning a eom- breaker to the Battle Creek Ohve™ have to cross the level lands on on Die 28- The Merchants play the which Nashville Is located. Pre-• - township after it was set apart in distribution will be made. Rallroaos potteries, near Derby. P. & J. Arstrong Kalams zoo Police Simdayl Hmlnary surveys for the railroad. ------- ----------------------------Ji 1842 from its former grouping. He and communication systems may, charity event In the form of races --------- ---------- ------------------- --------- . and this promises to be a thriller, : were tnade. in 1865 and 1866. called It Castleton, because that under tho law, pay half of this and other special attractions to ! through these lands. The belief was the name of the Vermont town year's tax before July 1, and the NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS start at 3:00 o'clock in the after­ This team is a class AAA team. balance before November 1. Tho I am ready io collect summer noon on Saturday. July 4. AU profFourth of July Celebration, Lake have a railroad. Its actual construe-1 What it th-ii siaat to take ui What it then meant to take up total collections for this fund were taxes beginning Friday. July 10.— Odessa; races, attractions Welcome I i tlon and the resulting operation of|a 160 acre farm in the big wllder- approximately $15,000,000 at the Mabel Field. City Treasurer. 7/9 charities. —Adr. trains gave the projected village a> (Continued on page 1, Bee. 2) item with antique collectors. Kiwanis To Sponsor Softball League 'CATTLE RUSTLING" ON FRIDAY NIGHT STOLEN CAR FOUND IS COMPLETE WRECK CO. EQUALIZATION GIVEN APPROVAL COUNTY TURNS IN OVER 70 TONS OF SCRAP RUBBER Painting by Woodland Painting by service Man rlQCeS CHILDREN'S DAY AT .festival again POPULAR EVENT NETS $401.50 May We Introduce NASHVILLE STARTED IN 1865 WITH GRAND RIVER VALLEY R.R. PROSPECTS Primary School Fund ▼vlll Equal Last Tear S �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1843 ■| Patricia Loube la thi name of the j five-pound daughter bom to Mr. and Mm. Muryl Foreman Monday. June 29. . Jjmea BaUon U building an addi­ tional bedroom on his Podunk lake < cottage. from Hastings to Quimby. Nashville. „ ,. .. Wr Kalamo. Charlotte. Eaton Rapid* I and Jackson, left here Monday with-; “H1U*’ .'t’Lum out previous notice at 12:45 P. « ! , wTrefn' and returned at 10:55 P. MU ought; £ P mini™ to prove popular and If travel meets *1" .,LDn r'Jkra’»*Xai T^mtM expectation*. a second bus will be Lakm Naval Tr,lnin« put on starting from Jackson on a1u morning hour. Short Way Lines will I Guernsey cows owned by X run the above schedule for the pres-; F of CrcAsay. Mich . have . fm. i just finished new official records i Since receiving the letter appear- for production which entitles them ; ing in the Banner this week from to enU">" m the Advanced Register. ; Flying Officer G. M. McPharlln, tof Th® American Guernsey Cattle I another letter sent out as recently a* I Club. t June 4. has Just been received by | Mrs. M. O. Weaver Is still confinedI ■ Mrs. Virginia Baird, indicating* to her bed after six weeks of Illness । "Mickey” was still In the land of with lumbago at her home at 512 W. i 1 tive living, altho in a hospital at i State. ! tlie time he wrote—"Just for a minor' The Banner Office wishes tn I trouble, nothing serious." he avers.1 thank Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bldelman The sbap he received In a package of Hastings. Route 4. for the tovety1 recently sent by Mrs Baird, he said bouquet of flowers they brought to I looked better than anything that the office on Saturday. had come his way in a long time, as I The sheriff's officers discovered I soap Lt hard to obtain In the British I a patch of marihuana in Orange-1 Isles. He also asks for kodak films vllle township. Narcotic agents are No. 120 If any friends are wondering expected to destroy it. what to send him. i n will be Interesting news to: Mrs. Eva Lane has secured a po-| friends of Mrs. Wilds Babcock Mor- ; sitlon . at the Otterbein Home at gan. who lived in Hastings and at-' Lebanon. Ohio, connected with thc tended school here as a young girl.! United Brethren. Liberal, church, to leani that after twn years In and with her four children left Has- Flint as a Home-Ec teacher at the tings recently to begin her duties Longfellow school she has accepted there. a position at thtf Rhode Island state Lynn U. Stambaugh Stambaugh of Fargo. Fargo, N. coUege college at Kingston. R. I. Mrs. MorD. . national commander qf Uje,gan .after finishing high school in American Legion, will make his Kalamaaoo attended Western only public appearance In the low- ’ Normal, then went to Michigan er |>cnlnsula nt an open-nlr meeting I Stale for her degree where she me­ This new color poater, which soon will be usbd in all parts of the at Bennett park. Charlotte. Wed- jored in horrte economics. The new country to promote tho sale of War Bonds and Stamps is one of nrsday evening. July 8. position marks a merited advancefour recently created to emphasise new themes in the War Bond By action of the board of super-1 ment in her work. sales campaign. U. S. Trtuury Depl. visors on Monday of last week, on' Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson thr recommendation of Judge Me-' moved their household goods on Donald, the contract of Barry ccun-' Friday to their farm home near [ SUMMER PLAYGROUND . ty and the state house of correction Belding, j Average attendance at the three at Detroit was renewed. I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dahlhouscr ! Hmtlngi playgrounds the first week Mrs Leon Doster, who went! have moved here from Nashville through a major operation al n1 and have rented the Maurice Pender was 205 daily. Central led with 79; Battle Creek hospital some time ngo. tenant house 210 Blair St.. In the first ward had 68; and second ward | was sufficiently improved so .-she first ward. <Thelr daughter. MU* had 57. , could be brought to her home here Frances Duhlhouser is working in Durfee * , Plans for Friday afternoon. July Hut week. At thLs writing thc Im-'the office of thc Sheldon Agency. I Mr and M„ Coppock wU| lwve 3. call for . — a program, of Treasure Iprovement continues Her many Menxo Turner was brought tO charge of the program *kt Uie Ea*l Hunt* on thc playgrounds for Chil। friends hope for her complete re- hl* home Tuesday from Pennock iiaiumore U. B. church Sunday dren under nine. Thor above nine col?n" „ , , hoapital where he has been a pa- evening. July 12. । who do not have bicycles will have Dr F E Ixiwrcy. local dentist.! tlent since May 26. ------------a hunl ,n Temple Park. A city-wide now in service, has Just been trans-1 Mr. and Mrs. Nell Boekeloo (Jessie Cedar Creek ’Treasure Hunt for those with blferred from the salubrious Man-! Rogers) and daughter. MLm Janet. Mabel Hamntnn will enter-1 cycles I* planned. cheater. New Hampshire, climate to moved to Hastings Tuesday from ’ . "". cedar Otek Ocmeterv Playgrounds have started plans the rather torrid one of'D.lhhaMce Kalamazoo and wlU occupy Mr.inter-ptayground tount.menu D Boekeloo'* house, comer 8. BroadwTdnraSy JulyB f“r an In badmin£n and other game*. •Die address of P. F. C. Gordon way and W. Bond St . originally aflernoon meeting. i A favorable ruling from thc stalo . 4 E. Crothcr* ha* J tut been changed built by her father, the late D. W. 'administrator has reached County to the following: 36154370.5th Sig- Roger* Mr Boekeloo'. work keep. >Urtl|, (orn<ni ’clerk Hide regarding the use of nai Co.. U S. Army. A. P. O No. 5,. him in Ft. Wayne and he will spend „. . . , bti.r. for Mwimmliur trim A* vnn a* A Story of War—And War Bonds LOCAL NEWS srorip PRICE CONTROL'S -J an old story Wc heartily endorse the government 1 program to keep price* low be­ cause we have always followed it in principle. By operating economically, and by taking imall profits, wc have been able to offer money-saving prices every day of every week. Our. ads have told it — our prices have proved it. We will cooperate with thc government by continuing our policy which has won the confidence and patronage of value-wise women. Del Monte Salmon 39c Pink Salmon, 2 cant------------ 39c WE CLOSE ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4th Stuffed Olivet, 3 os. jar-------- 25c OPEN FRIDAY TILL 10 P. M. Plain Olivet, 3’/x os. jar------17c Dried Beef. 5 os. jar----- ------- 31c Treat, con33c Star Pickled Pig Feet, jar------ 25c 4X Peanut Butter, 2 lb. jar_.37c Van Campt Sardines. 2 oval com 27c vfflJL KRAFT'S CHEESE Heins Cucumber picklct large tixe —. Paw Paw Sweet pickles large jar . LEMONS 25c SUNKIST DOZEN- 28c Pimcnto We Buy Your EGGS PARK IN REAR PARKIM-'i LOT AND BRING JiM IN OUR REAR -•TRANCE. Tasty Loaf Cheese, 2 lb. loaf 51c Ritx Crackers, I lb. box--------21c Jam Good Pop Corn, Lgc. pkg. 25c COBBLERS CABBAGE Michigan Kist Soft Drinks, 6 Sm. bot. 25c Ice t'vld Knox Jell. pkg.------------------------ 5c Lb. - CELERY HEARTS Surfinc Beverage, 3 qt. bottles 25c Salad Bowl Salad Dressing qt. 31c 47e Carolina . . Bunch Ifi. ■ WATERMELONS .......... ......... ..Ea. *wAw IJt SNAKE & inyourgiw Bananas—wc hope Smuckcr’s Apple Butter, jar 22c Dinner Rolls, dox--------------------- 5c TWO FREE PARKING LOTS To Serve You! Front one on Main St. Rear lot on Michigan Avenue. ve your Fats... Slap the Japs! COLLECTION STATION OF THE SUGAR HOUSEHOLD FAT SALVAGE PROGRAM" -HELP WIN THIS WAR- 1st Call Pork & Beans 2 cans 25c Rings or large sliced lb. 21c pound COTTAGE CHEESE COLD MEAT LOAVES choice of 4 varieties . lb. PORK STEAK BLADE CUTS p°und SIRLOIN STEAKS SMOKED HAMS whole or leg half .lb. CHICKENS-FANCY ROCKS pound SLAB BACON any size chunk . lb. rib half. lb. PORK LOIN ROAST lb. HOME MADE POTATO SALAD ECKRICH LIVER SAUSAGE especially good. lb. SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS pound Groin Fed Steer Beef Trimmed Center Cuts, Lb. It’i d«F*nqlheJ*p! jR^M-WAX WNPSL STAMPS! Bring us waste fats — We pay thc highest market prices BOLOGNA Mi. Janet, who 1. fifteen will en- Qur ww f RMjWjn <|U u,e city it U expected that arrange­ 1 ter high school this. fall. worn OUt and Welcome ,Or b* bU> ; Mrs. Anna Reed son received word ber tt,ul ,war “ k00** BU<* helpful will be completed. Pvt Harrv I this week that her son. 1 Pvt. Harry ‘ , Completion of thr first week’of " I play in the Major League softball Alabama. Delton showed that Kist Eagle* mid Baird j Miss DrurJila Powell has been The next meeting of the Deltot ‘A*4 U* t**1 “ “V41* । taken to the American Legion bos-’ Inland Lukes Garden Club will be "bUj ’n l*?c Mln°J I pltal In Battle Creek following an »-ld in the church baament. Uaguc Food Center Tlgcra appeared I observation period at the University Thursday afternoon, July 9. Roll call: bcAU 711,1 ‘lending, are. of Michigan hospital at Ann Arbor.1 Major League | Forrest Johnson has entered his will be a "Topic You Would Uke Pet. W i string of horse* al the Lake Odeum | to Have Discussed Next Year." Mr. j 1 000 races on July Fourth, substantial Herman Reynolds and Mrs. Bessie ’Kist Eagle* .....---------- 2 1.000 Quick will be in charge of the de-tH^lrd Pioneers 2 purses being hung up. -R33 I Mr. and Mrs Ia>o Rose, have1 bate which will be "Resolved Pe- Brockway Saxons .—’..1 .000 moved to .513 8. Washington St, rennlals Are More Desirable Than Strand Dodgers 0 Annuals." Thc hostesses will be Mrs.] Minor League from Freeport. Charles Harrington and Mrs. Gor-1 • W Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Perkins have I 1.000 ! Food Center Tigers .—2 moved into thc house at 312 W. die Durkee. .500 ’ Bcssmer Pirates I ftinq to coti Billions to Marshall vacated by Mr. and Mr*. Prairieville ■ - ' ■ j Ly Barker Indians1 .500 Julius Knowlton. .500 W. S. G 8. will meet Wednesday,1 Reed Yankees 1 .500 July 8 at the church. Pot luck dtii- Waters Giants ... . ...1 Keeping Limea Freih tier at noon. ■ (Auto Sport Brave. ....0 .000 Limes will kcap fresh for soma Games for July 2 to July 8 inclulima if they are washed, wiped dry OBITUARY are: July 2. Baird vs. Strand, and then stored in a covered fruit Jar . Mrs. Roae; Bunnell, daughter ot , xlve Food Center vs. Waters: July B, in thc refrigerator. Wm. and Sarah Wertman. was born! Brockway v». Baird. Retd vs. Wa' July 27. 1873. in Barry county and tent. Btvamrr v*. Auto Sport; July deported this lift June 19 at thc 7. Kist vs. Strand, Food Center vs. j home of her daughter. Mrs. Lau- i.yBarker. July B. Brockway vs. rencq Fuhr ot near Athens, Where’strand, Reed vs. LyBarkcr. ' *he had been visiting for the last i ---------------- « a > — —— Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 J eight weeks. She was married to WILLIAM IL BIRMAN Lyle Bunnell Nov. 17. 1898. and WIUlam Henry Human, son of FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY 3-4 lived near the place of her birtn. John and juuiettoc Birman, was HfOVBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION . »®>T*y all her life. .... born In Ohio on April 23, 1857, mid Th. IW.d End Kid., In Surviving txwldea the husband mu ul Pennock hatmid Mrs. Fuhr are a son. Dale Bun- pllM1 Hasting*. Mich . June 22. ut f t rS’^Mr!!. lh* ““c 01 85 1 month. 23 । Allee Tungate of Battle Creek and ■ and Hugh Herbert. Anne Gwynne Mrs. Bessie Bergman of East DelH„ camc t0 Michigan wUI, IU1 ton. und a brother. Harlan Wert- parenLi at me age ot 19 and on ( man of Baltic Creek. March 11. 1880. was united in mar­ Though suffering much from ill- fl*— to Holllpeter. To this 5UNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 5-6 herrWe.\.l*5: nrr nve children'Lere bom MJohnny Weissmuller, Maureen O'Sullivan in thought wm always for the happl- wln B ’w MonlaxU; orvin A., who , win K. m Montana; Orvin A., who nesa of her family and frlAids. precetlt!d him hlm In jn ^m. I| preceded death. and John ------- --- -------------------------------------------- CEi DRY ONIONS 4 CO MMUNI T Y NOTICES 12c 29c 35c 37c 35c 30c 29c 28c 20c 33c 25c Elmdale Fruit Cocktoil, can 13c N. B. C. Shredded Wheat,2 pkgs. 21c Pillsbury Flour 24 > 2 lb. sack 1.09 , Sno-Shcen Cake Flour, pkg. 23c Pillsbury Farina, Lgc. pkg. 18c Harvest Time Pancake 5 lb. sack . 25c Pillsbury Flour, 5 lb. sack __29c Cigarettes, popular brands Carton _ 1.19 . Freeport Butter, lb.39c Nucoa. lb. 26c TUAND THEATKBP r TOUGH AS THEY COME' YOU'RE TELLING ME" Tarzan's New York Adventure' Bargain matinee Sunday 1:80 to 3:00 Only enough'-har^aln admhudona will be sold to fill the theatre once—cnine early TUBS.. WED.. THURS.. JULY 7-8-9 Good Luck oleo, lb26c Bob Hope, Madeleinnc Carroll Top-Oleo. 2 lbs.31c Elmdale Flour, 24Vi lb. sack 75t MY FAVORITE BLONDE" Energy Flour, 24’/j lb. sack 89c Klek, 2 lgc. pkg.<_35c Super Suds, lgc.22c Palmolive Soap, 3 bars19c Marshmallows, cellophane bag, each Barry TirEATitw? Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 Super Suds, Giant60c 10c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 3-4 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Tom Brown. Jean Parker In "HELLO ANNAPOLIS", and William Gargan, Margaret Lindsay ★ BUY YOUR WAR BONDS and STAMPS AT ★ 1 H of Baltimore; Jessie M. Ednionuj , OBITUARY I and Doris O. Smith of Hastings. I Thoma* Gorham, son of Edward lwu« and Anna Gorham, wits born in children. 14 grandchildren. 21 great Calhoun county Nov. 15. 1887. and grandchildren, four sisters and passed away June 18 at the Unlver- three brothers. and many other relsity hospital. Ann Arbor. 1 attves. friends and neighbors who On March 38. 1854 he was married win sadly miss him. I to Miss Della Bolyan. who passed Funeral services were conducted away ten years ago. Surviving are by the Rev. A. M. Coldren al 3 । three brothers. Francis. Bert and rp. — m. Thursday ’ — at—the Leonora "Arthur.' -------• *-home. -----* funeral Burial ■­In the Hasi Funeral services were held at 3I 1 Ungs township cemetery. P. M. Saturday In the Henton fu­ neral home, conducted by the Rev.rS CRASH AT WEST GUN LAKE ' Robert Smith, burial wl* In Hlefc’ Two ears came together tbasday ; ory Corners cemetery. afternoon, on the sharp bend in thc - road around the lower end of Gun lake. Harland Adams, of Comstock. Mich, driving one car. with Miss l.uclllo Taylor, also of Comvtock as a passenger, had rounded the curve when he discovered he was on the wrong road, made a turn and start - SLAP THATJAP/ The Desperate Chance of Ellery Queen read. Just then Earl Beaver, of Del­ , ton was rounding the curve. The drivers could not see each other unU1 they were too close for either to turn out. so they crashed. Miss Taylor received a bad cut above her right eye. The two driver* were bruised but not seriously hurt. Thc front* of both cars will need ex­ tensive repairs. Fortunately both cars were going at moderate speed t • or the injuries would have been SUNDAY AND MONDAY. JULY 5-6 FDDKCENTER THIS GUN FOR HIRE Bargain Matinee Sunday 3: TUES.. WED.. THURS.. JULY 7-8-9 euaswATTMf Errol Flynn, Fred MacMurray in L STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. • THE BEST FOR LESS" N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE. MICH. THE DIVE BOMBER lOYu.WMIHM-ffAMB knees of their Hainers*‘batWM* ; rounds, as no stools were provided. �THC HASTING 3 B.ANNEB.TBCRSPAT, JVLT 1, IHi Unbeatable Team-—Soldier. Bond Buyer at the theatres ling. Mr. and Mrs. Bhlrley Mayo and . Barbara of Hastings spent Sunday * evening with Mr. and Mrs. Keith You're Telling Me" starring HughFar lee. Herbert. Anne Gynn». Robert Paige — •— One ot the beat broadsides of hl- WEST HOPE . lartou* hocus-pocus that has come The committee* for the school re­ union. which will be held al the this way for a good many weeks. McCallum school house July 18. are Bob Hope, Madeleine Carroll In as. follows: Program, Sarah Anders -My Favorite Blonde" and Wilda McKibbln; yard. Johnnie A yarn'of a ham vaudevilllan who Johncox and Raymond Anders, get* inlxedgup with Nazi Spies, the table and tents. Abe Hayward. • fastest amidmost furiously funny Ronald Anders, Earl McKibben: jof the Hope epics. —“ Springer and* Ice --------cream.-----Harold Buryi McKibbln; dinner. Lillie Woodman. Maggie McKibbln. Lena Laubaugh: sport*. Francis Springer. Billy lUlop. Paul Kelly. ■w^n Robert Wilcox and Bryon Crofoot Helen ........ Parrish Thore popular headliner*/ the The member* of the various comDcad End Kids and Utile ‘ Tough mlttee* please make a note of this. Mr. * and Webber, ,Ou>* display their thraplan ware. Mr nA Mrs Almond Webber Jesse Osgood. Ira Osgood arid chil­ ' to plump advantage. dren Stephen and Barbara Mae at­ tended the Welton reunion at GtlU "A De*perate Chance for Ellery lake Sunday afternoon. Mabelle and i Queen" starring William Gargan, Elisabeth Ann spent the afternoon .Vtargaret Undaay with Mr. and Mrs. Everette McCal­ Tlte new story ot this aeries ha* its activity In San Francisco to lum at Hickory Comers. Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Johncock and children spent Sunday with his I !X ssraLX".” PHURSDAY ARE YOU SPECIALS mn CHEESE TOMATOJUICE - ODESSA GRAPEFRUIT JUICE unsweetened CORNED BEEF -SWIFT'S 7 flavors JELL-0 2 pound loaf 47 oz. can 2^oz-cant 2 2 boxes J C. THOMAS STORE 1 pound can putting TtnPtrCttrtsf HASTINGS. MICHIGAN pur Income into U.S. Wsr lends £,9tsmp4? WANT TO BUY 0R SEU ? TRY our want columi Julia Jewel and daughter from De­ troit were home tor the weekend. “Tills Gon For Hire" starring Robert Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martin Preston. Veronica Lake were Sunday afternoon callers at A teruion-packed story of a PFQpro­ the L. D. Woodman home. fessional killer who’* gunning for t|ie head man of an Axis spy ring who double-crossed him. ORGANIZATIONS Four new color posters soon will be seen all over the United States, emphasising new themes in the War Bond sales campaign. Tho S osier reproduced above stresses the double-purpose utility of War ond purchases. ' ll.S.Trrauiry Drpt. Hospital Guild No. 18 closed their starring Maureen O’Sullivan, I years activities with a pot luck pic­ Johnny WelMinuller . nic _______ at the_____ Bennett _________ cottage ___________ at Leach Intriguingly different from the take Wednesday. June 24.’Bingo fur­ former Tarzan pictures it presents nislied the entertainment for the thr uncivilized king of the jungle/ afternoon. In September the officers battling thc dangers of civilization elect will take charge. The Guild is In the midst of the roaring activities looking forward to a very successful of New York. year With the following. Mrs. V. D. —•-* DEATH Dl’E TO 1 Hale, Vice Chairman. Mr*. I. J. I estate as- HEART DISEASE Smith Secretary and Mrs. Albert Ttw sheriff's office was notified Ktnnie Treasurer. ■ jiersonnl 471.700: wvi Hwvnhiaini IV1I |I total total assz-wunent tlUlnio >1.200325. Real Friday flight that at a Uttle after -----------nine o ’ clock that evening. Mr* The Thornapple Garden Club will I estate equalized 4072300: personal las assseued; total as equalized Anna Hewitt. 58. of Middleville, had meet Thursday. July D. at the home I 41.044.000. Percentage of county tax, suddenly died of heart failure. As of Mr*. Walter Hobbs for a pot luck ’>><• taw requires in such ciues, when dinner. Those wishing transporta­ (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) 1I .058 RUTLAND — Real estate azscsied *“ Pl’E*ictan had not been In at-Hon please call Mrs. James Lang­ estate aMesand 4015,370; personal —------ ----- •;-----ass<\-.M-d 431300: total assessment W24.810. personal------------S3 J.600. total as- tendance within a few hour* pre- ston. , Kwacm •»*.*»«..«„. raiuic equn.- c*‘dlnR » Midden death, the sheriff' >946.670 Real estate eqqpllzrd 4760.- ' tJOl R'a> “ul* The Widow* Club will meet Fri­ Ized >554.400: personal H> aa.w.ised; 2°'*ned. He detailed Deputy 700: iter&onal as asw-sed; total a.' total a-v equalized >594,000. Percent- "hfrnT Bedford, of Middleville, and day. July 10. with Mrs. Florence equalized >792.000. Percentage of . age.Jit-county tax .033. this .... city, Harthy of Route 4. Pot luck supper. ,i Coroner Dr. r., Lathrop, of .u.county tax .044 to Investigate the case. The coronor Mrs. Arthur Laubaugh will be the THORNAPPLE—Real e*tata as­ CITY WARDS 1 AND 4-Rca) honored guest. estate assessed >1.668,050; personal sessed >1.156.660; peruofful 480,650; heart disease. «o no Inquest was >468.950; total ovemmrnt >2.137.- total UAseshmcnt 41337.310, Real considered necessary. Mrs. Hewitt American Legion •estate equalized >1,026350; >>cr*onal C00 Real, estate equalized >1376... widow, -------- . „. wna.. a and Is survived u, by Tne annual election of officer* and ns n'lesscd; total ns equalized |l.C6R: personal left a* UM/irud; total nine children as follows: Wiillimrdelegates to Department convention as equalized >1.845.018. Percentage 107.000. Percentage of county tax Hewitt. Conrbv. Mich.: Mrs. Ruth *" *” *“*J “ “ .0615. of county |«x .102501. Gardner, Battle Creek: Ed. Hewitt. and 16. will be held next Tuesday e-n v WAKUH AM) 3 WOODLAND — Redl estate ns- Detroit; Melvin and Harold He­ night at the regular meeting. Lunch CITY WARDS 2 2 AND 3 — — Ken Real tstate assessed >1,866.450; personal *1414-075witt. Royal Oak; Miss Myrtle following business session. MUScninn uno lotal “^’SMitent >1.497.425. Rea) Hewitt. Royal Oak: Miss Laura Rrnl^Mtnre'^tiX^ st M7 '••'«"«* equalized >1.401.650; personal Hewitt. MIm Anna Howitt, and Mrs. SOUTHWEST RtrTLAND Mr. and Mr*. George Havens and S"X*34“ ■*««“» »> “»"'>■ ■“ Fruncls Ko! sky. Middleville. Mr* Hewitt had resided in Middleville sons Erwin and Dickie of Detroit for the past ID years. spent the weekend with Mr. and county tax .128999. •08S3’ , Mrs. Wm. Havens. HOPE—Real e.-.tate assessed >783.-; YANKEE SPRINGS—Real estate mskivs- DEATH OF Mrs Zc*Pha Reed of Durand is 550; personal 439^65: total as as4426.800; persorial 452335; SUDDEN • , vtaitlug her cousin. Mrs. Dan Doug035 H,jI MAM.M SHERMAN total assessment 4*79.035. Heal rewed 4823315. Real estate equal­ tol.il Mnnley Sherman. 30. an employee, is** ized >518.035: personal a* a‘sewed: estate equalised 4307.765: personal of the F. W. Blks Co. ptant. died ~ Kenneth Dunn and ‘Miss Thelma total as equalized >558,000. Percent­ as assessed: total us equalized 4360.­ 000. Percentage of county tax 112. very suddenly nt his home in Free­ Loudenbeck of East Lansing, spent age of county tax 031.. Equalization docs not aticct town­ port very early Monday morning. the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. IRVING — Real estate assessed A blood clot had formed and lodged Harry Dunn. ship taxes or school taxes Ita pur ­ 473039.1: penonal >48810: total as­ In a vital spot, resulting in hl* de­ Mr. and Mrs. H. T, Lord of Bat­ sessment >779.105. Real estate equal­ pose la to fix the percentage of cease. Sheriff Bera and Coroner tle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. ized >590,190: persotuil a* assessed; county 'tax which each supervisor's Dr. tathrop made the investigation and Mrs. Roy Oaks and family. total equalized at >639.000. Percent­ district must pay. required in such coses as this. The Harold Atktaon of Kalamazoo was age of county tax .0355. ' Thc committee on equalization coronor said that the cause of death a Sunday guest of Mary Dunn. JOHNSTOWN — Real estate tw- consist* erf Morse H. Backus, super­ was evident, and did not call for STONY POINT * * sexsed >808.425: personal >52350; visor — —of—Barry, chairman; J. J. lofnl aasessment >861.075. Real estate Mead, supervisor of 2nd and 3rd nn inquest. He was n tine man. highly esteemed „—... „ by «... all Wllu who wnrw knew Mr and Mr*. B. J. Wellman made equalized >703350: personal a* as- wards of this city; Leon Moon. #uhim. Hr is survived by hl* widow n trip to Bellevue Monday. sessed: total a* equalized >756.000 ‘ peiwtsor of Baltimore; Fred Fulter." Eleanor, and by two daughter*. ArMtas Ruth Brown of Lansing Percentage of county tax .042. supervisor • of Maple Grovd: Julian ioa. it. and Bonnie four: also by hl* •'•Pent last week wfth her aunt. Mr*, MAPI.E GROVE—Real estate as- Potts. suj>enlsor of Thomapplr: ressed >048.750: personal >35.750: to-1 William C. McCann, supervisor of mother. Mr*. Bertha Sherfnan. and Claud Dernond. by two brother*. Smith and N. c. Mr. and Mr*. Lowell Dernond en? tai assessment >984.500. Real estate’ Irving, tuid Ferd Stevens, stijicrvlsor The body was taken to the Leonard tertalned relatives from Indiana one equalized $882,250; personal as ns-lot Johnstown. > funeral home, where the funeral d*E ljut week. scsied;. total as equalize^ >918.000 ■------- -------- < a » w»i held yesterday afternoon at 3, The ~ Dernond '"* families attended Percentage of county tax, -051. ■ LOOKING AHEAD , the Mead family reunion at Reid’s ORANGEVILLE-Real estate ns-1 “How goes it with your business?” bl' ■“ s™sessed >639,535: personal >341175: to-; queried one store crony of another, ihakHoxmbE----------------- S”'* “ tai assessment $674,410. Real estate I “Oh. better?" was the reply. Tiie Park team played Hasting* A good crowd attended the Aid rqualirwi >514.125: personal mm"Better, do you say?" rnaa y evening and socletv at Mr*. m h HU °n J2 Prtday al Claud Dernond’* last Mssed: total as equalized >54«000. Ye*, much beltar-than next’ i -trCthe gam t ’ evvn*nK "nd “ Society Wednmdav M .5“’- — t<J 1. rsLv Oil. SuHuay Wednesday. Percentage of county tax .0305. year." . Two John of 12n.ut -- Wednesday , I wo John of Battle Creek won---------------- - > from the Park team 5 to 4. "TO BREAK THE ICE"—Today 1 This coming July 4th the Park the Phrase to break the ice means to i team will play Delton at the park °Pen the Wtt>' lor conversation, but and on July 5 they will play Wes- *’«ck in the day* of the old Romans ton Biscuit of Battle* Creek also nt 11 reftrred to u»e custom of breaking the park. ' open enough Ice to permit winter •--------------- -----------------------r bathing. MARRIAGE LICENSE I ----------------- . ♦» ----------1 Delbert Moore, city in AGREED Ikiiy M. Anhur. onS ipli 1« r I am a speedy worker. I finished l Fred Schlepek, Dowling----------- 30 the enclosed Article In an hour and llene Cappon. Carlton21 thought nothing of it." ——-----------Editor (replying): ’’I got through Mr "GODLA?"D your your arncie article in In a a traction fraction ot ot ui that Mr and Mrs. John Homan and time and thought Just the same." *on Win. of Indiana spent part o! last week with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Sandbrook and children were Sunday guests of; Mr. and Mrs. York Duffy of Kata-, An Old Word With mil zoo, New Meanings. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Dell .of Lan­ sing spent Wednesday nig 114 and, It's a sad truth that many Thursday wltji Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ‘ CO. EQUALIZATION GIVEN APPROVAL Save and Sell for Victory THRIFT . . . SAVE on rubber. Check tractor, track, and auto tire* often. Be a Wotring. Hwy enjoyed fishing on •Thursday and got their limit. Raymond Smith spent the week-, end with Mr. and Mrs. John Smith at Wall lake. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith were Sunday guests there. I Mr. and Mr*. Isaac Williams of ! Woodland were Sunday dinner< guests of Chas. Farlee and family. •. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Townsend were1 guests'of Mr. and Mr*. Franklin; Townsend of Ionia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wotrlng and o little ashamed of being thrifty There was too — of doing without un- Grand Opening Bowens Mills JULY 4th who have elways bought chases home — who have Orchestra Every Saturday Night i HOWARD BRISTOL. Mgr. thrift to which patriotism Ackerman, chairman. Mrs. Fred �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1H8 ! ' ................... .......... '-------------------------------------------- —]----------------------------------- -———r U.—---------------------- ~ ing proportion* In cartain com-! consumption of synthetic* for the ' LIBERTY HMEfflCKS I T A fl I A I C pounds, thus conserving thc dwlnd- llre tread*. Up, Wp|, a n.bO, Io. UP. QUIPak truck । „ Uro problem can be salved tn time. ~ ' JUCh t*sw,tui w th0 18l5 wlu mark a turning point In __.ro AN EVEN KEEL focturc of heavy-duty tires and the rubber situation. M than two weeks ago AmerJ- tubes where no adequate substitutes synUteUe rubber production for spirits were soaring cn an up- !bave yet been found '1945 Is cxpeclctl to be about 832,000 t of Joyful optimism following jn ract, thc beat dt the artificial tons. To this can be added 70.000 Malar surcease* at Coral Bea ' rubbers cannot entirely replace nat-;tong Of natural crude Imported from I I UKIAL3 i Millway Island and the thou-, Ural rubber in heavy duly tires Vttrioiu sources and a possible carryr 'gaad-plane raids by R-AJ". which anti tubes. lover of about 10.000 ton* from 1944 smashed .Cologne and Essen. One | No onCi notcven the Germans for a total of 812,000 ton*, heard confident predictions Uiat wtlo bave been experimenting with A**umlng war, requirements to be the war might end sometime this n-nthetlc rubber for 30 years, have nt the 600X100 level, there may yvir. lyet turned out serviceable tires and | be a surplus of about 112.000 tons Now,- with Tobruk gone, with tubes made solely of synthetic rub- at thc end of 1945. Although this Gen RommeH’s mechanised army b,.r represents an easing of the alluaion. already driving Into Egypt and thCj Qnp American rubber . Russian* hard pressed on their vital now toting tires contalnithT a half- over; would not even be enough to aouthem flsnk. a wave of acute and-half mixture of *^j<thctic and take care of the present restricted , pessimism U roiling over the coun- crude nibbers/bul are Incom- dvllun rejiuiremente of 10,000 tons' Uy, iplete ar.d_iu»-nni^c,.n *ay a* yet month. _ 1 There is considerable sharp talk the tires will have proper' so. unless scrap rubber collections ' against Great Britain^ for *tuPld wearing qualities. This 50-50 blend vastly exceed idl expectations, un-! bungling—AU of which xioubtlcw oI cnl<iP Bnd synthetic rubber* is supplies from such sources os give* great joy to the Nail “big aboul „ far „ any u. 8 manu- uain Amcrica'nnd Africa are boost­ wigs'* who are striving with every (acturcr* have been able to go with .(x| above rsUmatcs and unless the artifice at their command to pro- 'any pro*pccU for success. deliveries from Ceylon and India mote a rift of mutual dislike and j A11 thbk mav mrprbe many of. us can be maintained. U 8 authorities suspicion between England and thc ;Who Ulik -R|lbly ol uie coming gyn- on rubber supply believe that nothU. S. A. Ithetle program making u* forever ing short of 11 miracle in the syn-l Actually^ war communique* so independent of natural rubber far this year have Justified neither pJ1M I ■ fHAlKIEVILLE here. His address Is Frederick J. Mrs. George Adrtanson. Mrs. Mary Castle, PL. 472 R.D.—M.CJJ., Ban Diego. Calif. Loraine were In Kaiamasoo, TueaZara and Karl Boulter spent a day.. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nagle of Gull lake, Mrs. Gladys Burpee and Mrs. T. H. -Ketehum of Karlin called LaVem Calthrop called on Mr. Calthrop al Battle Creek. Bunday. He Friday. Mrs. Mary Polley entertained at feeling better again. a pot luck dinner Friday evening M1m Dorothy Johnson of Flint E honoring the birthdays of Mark spending her vacation with her Ritchie of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. IMrcnta. Mr. and Mrs. I-ewla John- Mark Norris and Mrs. Polley. Oth- Policy had ss callers Sunday. Mrs Ffcyd N*grl ot Sunfield. E. A. Parker and Elisabeth of HaaUuU aha U enjoying the scenery and Patricia Baker of Kalimasoo. Bunday callers of Mrs. Jennie stationed at an army camp. Norris and Lucy were Mrs. Stella Barber of Richland. Clara Scott of Grand Rapids. Friday. Ptne lake. Mrs. Delos Hughes and The Irving people art glad to hear i Charlotte of Toledo. Ohio. that Mrs. John Ten Harkrl is much improved tn health. IRVING Dicky Belson spent a few days Mr. and Mrs. Byron Smith of De- with hU abler and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seeber of Battle Wm. McCann one day recently. , Frederick Castle, who recently Lucy Norris. Miss Lola Anne Nagel has been Joined the U-. S. marines I* now at Patricia Baker of Kalamaaoo Is Ranald Be Ison vieltod hb broth­ San Diego, Calif. Let's remember spending two weeks with her grand­ er. Clifford Behan and family near in Grand Rapids a* a delegate from the Hastings Christ Un En­ that he Is a long ways from home. home, parents. parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeOrande De Gourd Neck lake recently. and would like to hear from friends‘ Priester. Mbs Martan Nagel b spending deavor society to which she belpng* I A carpenter named Mr. Jedd Hit the nail on tho head when ho said "The Bonds I am buying Will help 'em keep flyin' And bomb all the Axis guys i ^Int/ _ OUJAR BOODS ADD SAUinGS STAR]PS > \ MpT dead!" (Bm/. in dScsl Jhe fhweAL ivlUl ‘Uncle Sam f WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AVAILABLE AT ALL AS.P SUPER MARKETS \ I sup- theiie production prograin can till I the bctww.n ' supply nnd do- ttaund., Sweet petent military observers and for- rubber in all types of compounds. ABOUJ* ihe RUBBER SHORT.MILO elgn correspondents last January to! Germany hasn't discovered the «•- AGE. Mr*. Henry Germaine. Mrs. Nina the effect that 1942 would be an- |Cret tn more than three decades of Boyle. Miss SophU Spath. Mrs other Axis year with the United! intensive research. Our VcientLst* ■Bertha Philmon. Mrs. Madeline Nor­ Nations mostly on the defensive; may ablp to d0 a better Job but­ Public Forum man. ML* Nina Fenner and Mrs. Leone Bradfield attended the fare­ that the Nazi would probably make’there Is no assurance that succe.*.* well social given at the Delton further gains in Rassla; that thC| Wjji be achieved In time to help Editor. Banner: church tor thhe Rev. and Mr*. British might be driven back into much during the-presenl enArgcncy... You Ihivc probably noticed tlwifMvh Monday evening. Several Egypt; that Japan would make. The situation at present is about'; blind man who operates u new*- gift.*, including money, were pre' Minted to them. further gains in the East Indies and us follows, according to thc most; .kind in the poatofflc-c when you/ i Norman Wilcox spent Sunday China. . I accurate reports which responsible ' came In to buy n stamp: but you with his grandmother nt Wail lake. Before we get too hitler about leaders in the rubber industry have probably do not know the actual 1 Robert Van Strealn of Kaluna­ j conditions which he has to face 'in the bungling of thc English, let's been able io accumulate: , zoo Is spending part of his vacation Many •■Remember Pearl Harbor! | Wc entered 1942 with a stockpile j hi* .-truggle for existence. , wills hb grandparents. 'profile have remarked: . Our sincere sympathy goes to Mr. Tliat was possibly t!»e most dis-;of slightly lessjfran 700.000 pound* ,! ' How nice It Is that that blind astrous bit of "muddling" which jOf natural Import* from nu<n cun earil hb living .in such and Mrs. Van Stream in the death I. hl* sister, who passed away at | has happened since the French col- [jtoegs which wcr' salvaged from an easy wuy and under ahelterr 1 of uorKCSs hosptal nospiai Saturday. aaiuruay. • Borges* But Mr. Sponable's "}***“•; ha*! The lapse at Sedan. If there had been Eatt jn(jjM plantation.* and from Thc Young Young People's People's Sunday Sunday school school ,i attended two birthday parties I leader* at Pear! Harbor who could fnd!a and Ceylon will amount to j brt-n confined to the ID-dollar-.i-. I week level for many years, which, Thursday and Friday evenings. have used available resource* a* 300.001) tons mure. Synthetic rubtis only a little more than enough,<ine (or Juvce llouf.h al the home | brilliantly and decisively to repel 0Htpiit for the year will be . to pay hb room and board bill. He of Mr aIld Mrs Charles McNulty the initial blow by Japan as did abou jjjnnoiu. . :ireclves no other kind of assistance,on Thursday, and ano for Nonna the men at Coral Sea and Mid-1 of {pig n(|tb; Up to a total «up- in any way. ISaunder* al her home on Friday. However, now he has found an-1 Each was presented with a beautlway island, thc explosive violence !p|v (lf silghllj. more u,an 1.032.000 other way in which he can Increase ful compact. of the Japanese conquests might Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and have been considerably reduced, j Rubbfr authorities believe that i hl* livelihood if he can secure thc crepe ration of some club or organ-‘son. Larry, were overnight guests After all. it Is' not Great Britain'* onJy fI|ghliy more than COOPOO ton* ballon. >Jr Sponuble hn* been of-'of Mrs. Wilcox Thurat/ay, fault that she ha* no general a* can I)roccss«i during tlip year frred a position. in Grand lupldv, .--------— , --------------brilliant in the art of mechanizedancj covers both civilian oik! which will jx»y a much greater *al- BRANCH DISTRICT warfare as Rommcll. Have we? demand*-even though Army. ary and which will necessitate mucn, Several of our young jx-oplc al­ , walking about the city. In order to tended the convention al Grand Even Germany could probably not Navy and lemj-U-asr official* are re­ do this work successfully he would, Rapid* Sunday. produce another. Such eminent quoting much more for war de- have to" have a'leutier dog of the. Mrs. Ruth Hawks entertained the, UcUcLans arc rare and can only mand». alone. -----------—typ—wlileb ore IraliiiHl-m lead-thc- Jolly Dvaen-Tuesday afternoon. ‘ be cornered by greatly superior. <he j,r(>lmb|||Uc5 are that blind through the heaviest kind of. A short Father’s Day program was given at the North Mnplc. force—something thc United Na- Amcrica that enter 1943 with a stock traffic. The cad of these docs is J300 Grove church Sunday mornlni;. | Uon* do not posses* as ycL | p|lc of Bbol|t WOM tm„ To (hte ' a piece ami they ninv‘ be secured! Several of the old neighbor* at-! Ground gains In North Africa |w(11 oddcd 250.000 tons of »yn- from thr Leader Dog Foundation of I tended the funenil of Peter Hoff* mean little arid If thc British c9»lthPtic rubber which can be pro- Rochester. Mich. In order to se-lmnn nt the Wilcox church Sunday! succccd in keeping Rommel! from; dMwJ onJy |f prpM.nt production cure one of these dogs n local or- afternoon, Mrs. Lawrence Maurer received Alexandria, it will represent a arr. rigidly maintained, ganlzatlon must be found who wit sponsor half of thc cost, or $150 a letter from her son. "Edwin last xtrategic defeat for the Noxi forces. Xmporte ^e expected to be about Then after the do*; b obtained and .week but he couldn't tell her where There is no attempting to deny, £0 ton, ■ providing deliveries! It* master h employed lie may pay; h’’ wo* stationed or what he was. that the situation i* .serious. But from CeyJon an(I can con. back to thc foundation the rcma.-.i- • doing, but he Lt still in thc United. there are some favorable factor* . mg half of thc cost. Stales. A dog of Uds type would in-' Our pastor.Rev. Moyer left for thc Britain is now defending inside ; , Th|,‘ rf.1||1Wr auUwr. line* with supply route, becoming j J|lni |n An„.rl(.il |hu> PXptt.t Uiat crease Mr. Sponable'* economic University of Wisconsin Monday value from three to four Ume*. If morning to be gone two weeks at shorter and better a* she withdraws i there will be only ‘ slightly more any l«nl chib or onnmbatlon b the expense ot the Kellogg Founda-. Into Egypt. Rommcll. on the oth­ than 7W.OOO ton* of rubber on hand mtercsle’d in financing thc $150 ncc- Uon. er hand, must face the task during 1043. Of thia, more than e*.-<irv for thr securing of a clog for. of bringing in supplies over great­ 100,000 tons of the natural crude Mr Sponnblc they may get further POWERS ECHOES Mrs. Theltna Alston of Cleveland. ly extended desert routes. Britain must be reserved as a qprry-ovcr information from him at the local ,Ohio, visited Miss Laura Cosgrove ixAstolftce or they may write direct wlU won up b, ntn-r-a irr for 1911 • ;».* mentioned previously. to the Leader Dog Foundation from Friday uniii Wednejiday. •• Mr. and Mr*. Russeil ShossbcrgOflUh Mmw. -wch O'""- ',nlbh., „1U. Rochester. Mich-, and ofler their cr and son of Grand Rapid* spent Rommeil with problems lie ha* not • । factory for heavy duty Ure*». So., services. a wvArvs-n Saturday with hb sbter. Mrs. Ar. , , KLAUfc4> thur Bedford and family, -ttlsere win lie only await oioooo ton­ Thus the setbacks In North Africa ’ ! of crude mid syntiiclic rubber avail­ kin ni kin n y Mr ‘‘ntl Mrs Nonna» Purchase arc not disastrous. After all. Rom­ soi ill sin i.i/. vbited relatives at Reed City. Sunable for actual processing during But Cook of Hasting* visited Mr. day. mel!. himself, has been pushed back ’ the year. amt Mr* Frank Horn one day liutl inti Frost left Monday for Fort Into Tripolltana without fatal con- I The demiuiil* of- Anny. ’NavywH-k mid Onillc Cook of Columbu*. Custer for induction into the army.' 1,—.< with ... — Mr nnd Mrg Harold Poole of Ind . spent -----------Hie weekend them 'and Icnd-l’-a.-'c officials, however, «...< Il will, however, be disastrous for Gr ind Rapids were Sunday guest* | 'omouht* to UOO.OOO ton* even wiicn Mr. and Mr* Lealer Bonneville spent of tin- latter's daughter. Mrs. A. the United Nations' cause If wc rquirc- Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Bedford and famllyher. U. .uri H» " Mbs Barbara Siegel ot Lansing b of throwing mud nt our stronge*'. menu. f”"*”" visiting at the home of l»er aunt Thus war demands, alone, exceed ally each time she suffers a set.the probable supply. Civilian' pro­ Sherrard attended church service and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Norman at Midland pari; Bunday. duction Will have to lx- rcduccd al­ Mr and Mrs Bert Whiting. Mr. If we do that, we're playing right Mr .md Mrs. Bob Frost of Grand most to the xezo point. iand .*«*. Mrs. nua** Hugh Foster ****** and uc**** Jean Rapid* were Sunday guests of hl* into thc hands of Hitler. The rubber situation will remain wd lorren of Grand Rapids, vb- parents. Mr. and Mry Henry Front. Lted ,h their auiit. Mina K«»vun Kenyon i tight during 1944 ltfrt ',,r “ unl Mrs utna CONCERNING RUBBER There is nothing phoney about Synthetic production during that and Aha Krtiytm* Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mila Ashby spent | tear is expected to U- 650,000 ton* Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Jim the rubber shortage. Rubber industry leader* tn Akron provldlruf. of enurre. that tlitre Bate* of Oi-i-go Visitor* at Rev. Fred Hom's Sunand rubber specialist-, on Die War Production Board In Washington. In the expansion procram. To this Mankrr and Mr and Mrs Shelby after carefully balancmg^pmbable can be added the expected earry- Nash of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. war’industry demand* against pre .- pver from 1943 of 100.000 ton* of Boaz Walton of Battle Creek ent and possible future sources of natural crude and import* from Donald Kenyon of Battle Creek tha world. our own two-ocean supply, agree that tile U. S. A. ti various sources of about 60.000 tons spent he weekend with his parents. Marshall Hom of Ionia is spend­ , one—thc Battleships of the Line. I almost certain to be faced with on 'more, far total of about 810.000 ton­ acute rubber shortage by the second j The demand from Army. Navy ing -omc time with his gnmdpar-'। nicy displace approximately 35.000 ent*. Rev. and Mr*. Fred Hom. tons and cost up to $70,000,000. We quarter of next year. any lend-lease source* during 1941 j have somelhing like a score of these Both groups have termed "fancontinue to be about OCT.000 IIKNJIERNHOTT .' huge ships In the Atlantic and PaEveryone enjoyed the Bible school1 cific. tastlc" the claim being made that ton*, thus leaving « slight, thcortti• demonstration and thc sermon by! therc are ten million ton* of coL Cal surplus. lectable rubber scrap in tljb cotin-1 However, by that time, it willj our raw minister- We hope she will! enjoy her ifork un thb charge. try. probably be impossible to carry, LoiiLpt Chrisleibru and Caro) If the present scrap rubber rol- jWrr •sufficient natural crude from Sinclair arc ut E**t Lanning. u-> lection drive brings in a quarter of ’the 1944 stock pile* to take care Robert Brogan was operated on a million ton/-, they will be pleased; of the 1945 requirements. If a half a million tons, Mtounded | So. if Hie rubber industry hasn't .it l*ennak hospital Saturday, for removal- of tonsils and adenoid*. , _ .___ '’»,u "i iun*u* aim aueiunu-,. BuL even half a million tons ton* ot found But. found uu satisfactory satisfactory process process for tor, ?iIr . AUjr-l Bnll “nd| mixed scrap, would yield no more making heavy-duty truck Lire* sole-' RichardDeMott were Sunday dm-' Wkal you WHOLE QUARTERS than a hundred thousand pounds |y from synthetic rubber by the end ncr aural*of Mr. and Mrs. Percy of good-grade reclaim—and that of 1944. thc mechanized division* I Dimond at Wall lake where Use Ditifiire w protjuhiy un-the-opttmfcpe-orttw v.'ir. Army Teiirnavr tn Rcr-”"'n‘“ “ tight huge bstUcahlps are under The Dr Gunn family from Kala'nstruction and mere arc contem­ nurx; were weekend uu<*U st AG, ---------------------.... these .«««,« plated. To finance modern Clatk's. Romig goes to Pon Custer I baths of Uie sea it Is necessary . cn Friday thl* week foj^.tralidng. 1 r, everyAmerican everywhere to ----------.Juy more nxrw Wb(. We । Copper Luster • ; ra do it U ttwrybody does his i Copper luster Is a metallic luster . hire. Invest at least ten percent on pottery or porcelain, achieved by your income every pay day to wash, and often iridescent rip your county go over IU Bond in appearance. j Quote. ' HALVES 30c 31' CANTALOUPES NEW POTATOES JO 33' FRESH PEACHES 3 29' 29' TOMATOES 5 ■ 23° OHIOHS 15' UNTIL 9:00 P. M B--D JUMBO 36 SIZE—VINE-RIPE Friday Nite 10 P.M U . S. NO. I—WHITE Closed JULY 4 LBS. FANCY. YELLOW /THESE VALUE' A LBS. SULTANA CELERY HEARTS fresh. CUCUMBERS 10c km GRAOI -A’’ ■A. Sc 2 k,. 11c LIMB GRAPEFRUIT IONA PEACHES PICNIC LOAF CAKE ooz. 12c RYE BREAD ...Ik oot.31c . SPARKLE 6ELATM 5 FXGS 24c GRANULATED A SUGAR LB. Hi 10c P0P1 CORH 3 .n. Wc WHITE LAYER CAKE PRESERVES !K" CREAMERY FRESH SILVERBROOK BUTTER AMERICA^ OR BRICK MELO-BIT CHEESE MILD, FULL CREAM WISCONSIN CHEESE .. KRKKMRICH PABSTETT CHE ... Ik COTTAGE CHEESE X_ ) OLEOMARGARINE 39' 2 i°‘f 56' 30' LB. o,31c PEANUT BUTTER 237c KETCHUP 2'foil 27c TQMATO SOUP 3 CANS 17c EVAPORATED MILK 4J2S 31c TOMATO SOUP 3 CANS 20c YUKON CLUB BEVERAGES 4 tfu. 29' FRESH MILK.. Ik suhhyfiild 2 m. 31c 2 11. Wc SAUD DRESSING WHIIKHOUSt HtALTHPUL .. 12c BUR {GOOD FRANKENMUTN CHEESE,. 35c BULK' .. 31c aflatidcuf aUead^iio.'iteAt. PLAIN OR PIMENTO 12c RED CHERRIES CHOCOLAIK ICiO PLAIN OR SEEDED FUDGE OR WHIK ICING 2 Cans 35c MARASCHINO HOT DOG ROLLS 12 19 DONUTS 2c£w29c HALVU ■ SLICED _woi, 12c LEMONS 4* 10c 0"C WHOIS SEGMENTS SUNIIST—300 SIZE Sc CABBAGE JANE PARKER SANDWICH BREAD NO. 1 CAN UP APPLE SAUCE FRtiH. StlDlHl FRESH, HOME GSOWN ante GREEN IfPEERS ^410c LOMBARD PLUMS NEW CROP—YELLOW FRESH, OUIOOOR Si 13c tHAHK VOU LBS. MICHIGAN ' FRUIT COCKTAIL FRESH. RED-RIPE Witk WAH BONDS Uc aide. [along with an inferior producu-a Furthermore. rectalm is not an product, for example, which has a adequate substitute for natural rub-| life span of 5.000 mil's instead of her and. even if available in un- 20.000. limited quantities, would no com-| More tires will have to-he used pensate for the shortage m crude and. this will complicate tnuuporrubber. .ration problem*, require expansion The prince1 v*luf of reclaim is /if manufacturing facilltlM and fc&vg?" •--------' . . ' / ------ •'------- ~----- —~ that It can replace crude in vary- cau*/ corresponding Increase# in.Uie WATERMELONS OPEN PURE LARD2i’.2k IONA 44-01. «7CAN 1/C TOMATO JUKE /I & P Pi^ki Meat* tyo* *1lte tyauJitk NSW RACK PHILLIPS' PEAS 2e"?H,’23c WNNVmiD CORH FLAKES FRESH DRESSED ROCKS FRYIHG CHICKENS STEWIHG FOWL_ BEEF ROAST‘__ 3 TO 4-LB. AVG ...LB. . CHOICE CHUCK CUTS towa.-iwm or 34' 33“ 27' WNNTFIKLO OR tWIFFt FANCX-HOM Caught SIRLOIN STEAKS .tn",. 37c COOKED HAMS 111?.' '1, 3k WHITEFISH L4AH. MEATY RIIS SUGAR CURIO B0IEIN6 BEEF _____ u.15c CHOIC4 iHOULDIR CUTS HEAL ROAST ASSORTED CEREALS Wc OUK1H AH NR WAX PAPER 2ISX>25c Hew SHORTENING !<£. Me WHO* MIL SOAP HAKES 2«..27c REDFISH FUHS..22c MILO SUGAR CURIO .. 2k WHtXl CI SHANK HAU SMOKED HANS SMOKED PICNICS _u.3k ^.'vKc JUHNYFIKLO 37e SUB BACON met! - ii. 2k POLLOCK FILLETS WAFER SI I CKO pancy •OILED HAM_^3fc Ik LARGE SHRIMP __.u. 27c, SELF-5ERUKE / . �TUI HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JULY X 1M1 iS S ’ 3 a - M 3 S S s ilF Sherman Jones cooperating at the daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ru**----- * “----sell Reynolds in Neacommtown. George Converse and Carl MeMr. and Mrs. Norman Stanton Ohio. Pharlin admitted in Municipal Lad as guests on Sunday. Mr. and -- ------------------- -- ----------------------court Thursday afternoon that they Mrs. Gerald Scidmors of Hartings, nora Jtox of Fort Wayne. Ind. have ttad been guilty of disorderly con­ The 4-H organiuUons of the been’visiting the former's brotherduct. Judge Cortright sentenced Duniiam and Lacey projects, en- In-law and abler. Mr. and Mrs. Bert each to pay A flm of 810.00 and joytd B roller skating n Patton for the past week. costa of 1450. | Harold Marlin rink at________ ______________________________ _ horn* of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac-i --------- - | bn Tuesday night of-iasL week Elmer Johnson admitted In Mu-( Ray Strickland, who tub been In- kinder at Wall take Sunday In honnldpal Court the charge brought ducted into the air corps, has besn or ot the. birthday anniversary of against him of petit larceny. Judga] stationed al Camp Jefferson. Mls- Mrs. Lillian Rapp? also of Wall lake. Cortright gave him 110 fine, M-2V|WUrl The other guests were: W. W. emu and put him on probation for otU Ketcham, a rural mail car- Lung of Wall take. Mr. and Mrs. ner from Dowling, went to Unlver- John Ritter of Kalamazoo. Mr and ally hoapttal. Ann Arbor tor treat- Mrs. Claude Harrington of Banfield, John Beteon. of Irving, was ar­ menl for infection of hb foot. ! Mr. and Mrs Marshall Norwood and rested for disorderly conduct Fri­ Mrs. Anna Davb and niece. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams and day. nr He was arruignea arraigned in In Municipal Martin who b aay. t< iivin* with her, r«ii. Rosemary,. local and Mrs 1 Is living her. callcali- daughter Ra«cmar> , court that day. admitted the cliarge. Bt the home of her brother. Mr. Florence Reed of BatUe Creek. I .and was ordered by Judge Cortright Bnd Mrs ciifton Miller on Sunday. Mrs Bernice <KendalD Anderson to pay 110fine and84 50costa.He jgr and Mn Frank R. Jones of of Kalamazoo called on Mr. and I P* paid. 1®. Assyria held the reunion at their Mrs. Lincoln Bush Monday morning Mrs. Lincoln Bush Monday morning Assyria held the reunion at their - Jurie • ' “ ,____ .... way ______ ,___ ____ , --------------. home on 28. Rit being being the the She_ was on. her to Hartings to • Mbs MarieMcMaster, of Doster, twelfth family gathering. Those spend ’ Those spend thc thc day day with with her her stater. stater. Mrs Mrs was driving a car on June 20 that present were: Mr. and Mrs Chaa. Leah Nreb and family. was in an accident. In which her,B Jones Bnd (anujy, Mr. and Mr* Mr. and Mrs. Ellb E. Faulkner !nolh" waa PMNvnger. wy Cleo Jones and family. Mr and Mn. have received word that their son. Injured. The Sheriff's on leer wh<. Erwin -Willison, also Mbs Bernice Arnold Faulkner of Camp Davb. S nvesUgaled found that the young I jo,;** ot Batik Creek: Mr and Mr* C. ha* been promoted from the' lady had no operator s license. She lining Walker and famllv of Chi- rank nf captain to major appeared in Municipal court here eago; Mr and Mrs. Arte Humphrey. Mr and Mr*. Max Reynolds and! Saturday, admitted the charge of I Mr and Mr*. Carey Jone* and fam- 'Mr. and Mr*. Ellis E Faulkner driving a car when *he lacked uie.Hy Of Dowling: Mr. and Mrs. Albert spent Tuesday tn Lansing. proper license, and paid the 85.00, Jones and family of Assyria; Mr.' Mr. and Mrs. Harley Durkee of fme and 84.50 costa which Judge an(j Mrs. Fred Clemence. Mr. and Wayland called on hb brother. GorCortright imposed. Mra. Victor Clemence and famllv, die Durkee and family Sunday evePENNOCK HON FITAL of.n,n< Charlotte; -Mr. and Mr*. Edd Jones --------------- « • » Babies born at the hospital since’-VI of WU.,1. Denver. Colorado; Mr VVIUJ.OH ml and *181 Mrs I: BARHYV1LLE ■ . -----1**1 riHmrt tnF-liirL. thrMF uirl, ......... . ----------- . . ....... last rrjort include three glrb and Fred Jones and family of Hastings; A large crowd attended the Home V. ». Navy need* more men — A Nary Recraitlnf Officer will be al th* Pool Office here every Monday to two boy*. They are: a girl tn Mr Mr and Mrs George Jones and coming at thc church Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs Robert Brownell. Hastings family. Pittsburg, Pa ; Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kelsey ot Coats Grove Oarl 8ooUman and family. Mr. and sang a solo and Heber Foster and rence Barcroft Freeport, R. !.• a Mrs. Russell Mott and family of Mrs Ruth Dutmer sang a duet; the! boy on June 25: Mr. and Mrs. Muryi Delicti: Mrs. George Enos and chll-! message of the morning was given! KOl'TH BOWNE Ivin Leigh of Caledonia and MLm] Foreman, IM W. Bund, a girl on dren of Kentucky. | by our dbtrict Supt. Rev E. H.I The above cartoon poeter, especially drawn to promote tba sale Mr. and Mrs. Milo Curtisi accom- Fnincb Porrllt. June 29; a girl to Mr and Mrs Dale The day was spent in vlslUng and Babbitt. One only needed to hear panted Ervin Curite* and Bcutah Mr and Mr* Will Cosgrlff of. of War Bonds aud Stamps, will soon be seen throughout the United Falconer, Hasting*. R. F. D. also games. rxen METHODIST CHUBCH A beautiful dinner was that, to regain new lippe and cour-| Lint of Lowell to Montpelier, Ohio. Lowell accompanted by W. H. Par-] ■ r-jir.. Ittaat *1 BoKvmS on Jun* 29; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin served with Ice cream and cake later.. age to carry on hi these trying' Stales. It is one of four new porters stressing new themes in the Monday, where the tatter were unit- '■ dec. Mn. Jennie Pardee and Wa* । Browne. 70b Newton Court, a boy many pictures being taken War Bond campaign. V. &. TrssswryDegs. I times. He said faith b the one .rd in marriage. They will make their I netta Schray called on Mn. /Ed-. on June 30. thing we must have. Elghty-five home with Mr. and Mr*. Milo Cur-1 win Nash al Pennock hospital SalMedical {ntlent* at the hospital DELTON I enjoyed the pot luck dinner and STRIKER Um. Mr. Curtis* I* employed by the] urday afternoon. who are showing improvement are: Due to scarcity of farm laborer*., were happy to have Rev. and Mrs ] Mar^..n oi-Hn-i' Wedding btlls rang foe Jamgs ’’.'■‘J4!!.* Mr* -J1?"' Mr and Mra W111 Mtahter and Mrs. Mabel Sackett 814 E Bond; the Government ha* asked that all Babbitt with us through the <Mn-' *rl el Kelitor of Mlddtevl te cared for dBUKhtcr Gwendolyn attended the1 Houghtalln and Jacqueline Thomas George Nackeicon, 219 W. Stale St; of the people who can work fuU or ner hour as weU a* our own pastor ' ‘ 0 Mr. and Mn. Milo Curtis* children, wedding of their nephew. Howard । chubch or t ,~'vAlonxo Campbell Sunday. Harvey Furlong. Nashville; Mrs part lime on farms, to regteter with! and wife. The afternoon was g:v-, Jerry Blough and grandson, Jun- Thaler and Bertha Fausey of Free. e*m 3Ur*a*D Bt. ta Jennie Brumbaugh. Hastings. R. 4; their local war club leader. Thb en over to election of officers and 6,4 uraay e entng. DUNHAM Dirnucr ' ’jor Blough of Fretport were In; port at Hie Methodist church at1 William ThurketUe. Middleville. also applies to farmers who wteh to an impromptu program. We also Prtnk Dbbrow. who has been Pvt. Howard McIntyre and Sgt. Caledonia Thursday. । Freeport Sunday afternoon. Mrs Otto Pranshka. Hastings, R. 5; hir* inv—H fnr |nie our new Quite seriously III b al home again hire h*in help. Hv By rwiii*rin* registering wninv.F. employers'‘. *>n enjoyed tor in* the fi-«* flrsL *time, Ray Wolf of Fort Custer caine Mr*. Lydia Porrllt. Mn Alden' Mr and Mr* Ray Lacy and moth-1 and employees, the government can floor covering and Orlo Rc Porritl and daughten, Marilyn and'er, Mn. KUpfer of East Bowne, Mr ' ners: Mbs Virginia Moore. 119 W aid both parties. Your local War , Murtha and Pvt. Albert Porritl of and Mrs Emerson Stauffer of Has-1’’”*’ Green St. club leaders are Mrs Leo Chamber­ of thanks for tlie splendid job they! ^row b employed at W. K Kellogg Io. nom. Camp Folk. La., were callers al Mr* i ting* were Sunday dinner guests nt, Forrest Richardson of Alto was lain and Paul Kyburz. did. laying the linoleum. They do- caral> al Morris lake. , HarT1,, Jennie Pardee* and at thr Lacy the Lacy and Porritt horn*. I vi­ discharged on June 30. Mrs Earl , ^arntt t,*Dc^* « attending Mr. and Mrs Glenn William* and naled their wort and we are very! Mrs. Seasel of Ebton Rapids ta and Porrllt home'on Thursday. I Mr. nnd Mn. Frank Martin and ’• »k Hollister of Ann Arbor, who under­ three sons of the W. K. Kellogg grateful to them Everyone felt It spending part of thb week with Mr. c,““ "L a C. being Mrs Altx:rt Stabausth of East Mr and Mra Kenneth Tolken of] went a minor operation, and Mena day*very happily spent. The group' and Mrs. James Mead and Mr. and ‘h* dc**gate* from thb Bown.- iXd MrTleny BtoSi.Onuul Rapid* were Sunday afternriycorai. chubch farm spent the weekend with her m Turner. 522 8. Broadway, have1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. included- friends from Grand RapRichards. Mra. Bertha.--------Roush- couniy ------------------------------------ .-Mrs. ------------------------------------„SZr a r..rf **—— O- —.__ _ — >--- J---—I. . . UX.. — ■ ____ — • ___ ■ . n. ... — * ..--.I — — . ....I, — j .F._________ .. __ K—wf with her wort on Wednesday. ■noon callfn at Will Mishler's. also been discharged, their condi­ ML'S Bettv Ia>anard anneared in1 lda- Muskegon. Dowagiac, Battle of Hartings visited there during the Mr. and Mr*. Robert Rhodes vbtion showing Improvement taKSuaTSStSl^- C«e«o. Otsego. CoJdwaler. past week. i »n Climax Ssiurday Mr. and Mrs Mose Hoffman of। The energetic salesman walked' Beltevue. Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs William Cramer. Sr. IlUght and Sunda*Major operations were performed cital 6t the Lewb Dancing *ch«5. rt Kalan»a«»Gnrtwn. Ind., were cahcn at Jerry lnt0 me factory and sought and; on Robert Danleb, Jr., ot Lake! the Civic auditorium in Kalamazoo'CoaU Grove. Hastings. Sunfield, received word that their son. Ches-! Brandt Memtyre, who b staBlough * Friday. Rev. Tobias Shrock obtained an interview wiUi the suOdessa; Jesse Kelly. 135 E. Grand; Wednesday evening. NashviHe and Quimby. Wilson Wil- ur, had promoted toiwthe «««, n—been man viwrank! <a4iaUoned atw.Milwaukee and who nitota of Zion Hill was abo a caller. perinfendenl. Melva Clagett. Hartings, R. 2; Mrs | of Technical Corporal. I a plane from there to Detroit, flaw wtts was re-elected re-eieciea president. Mr and Mn. John Mtahler of. -Look here, rirl" he began. ■I'd N0BTH IBV1XO WESLEYAN METHO- Edwin Nash. Clarksville, Michigan; 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray of Plain-‘'■ ktta Monday. Dtrr CHUBCH weU spent Saturday night with Mr. C' wU,uhl!?< “ Frank Campbell, who makes hb(I over Monday. Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner Hike to speak to some of your men SZ — Glen nt— Solomon. RAlnmn— Mrs. Middleville; ' well snent Ratnrrlav nicht with Mr I guest* of Mr. nnd Mn Will Mtah-|and try to sell them my corre-, and Mrs. Roger Williams They al) meeUn* UlU ucea Friday night at horn* with hb son, Alonso, ta not Mr and Mrs. Clem Kidder ware J. B. CbrisiMU. Mlaiaur Yuel MacLeod. Freeport; Mbs Lob ter. Miss Marilyn Martin, who Has spondt-nec course on itow to put | very well at the present time. « the Bellevue part Sunday atFair. Lansing; Mbs Josephine Eaton. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 'the home of Mlaa A<nea Ben*1" spent the post week al the Mtahler file and sparkle into their wort " Mtases Elaine Day and Agnes Mrs. Lawrence Cartehne of De- tending the annual meeting of a 321 South Jefferson; Mrs. Ray Mc- Lealie Williams and family near home, returned to tier home in| The superintendent turned pale: i I Benson attended the State C. E. troll will spend part of tills week c*ul> to which Mrs. Kidder belonged Taggart. Clarksville. R. 2; Mrs Bert Freeport. Grand Rapids Sunday. -------i "Ost out of ivere." E: he roared, "thlal .^“V* Perverse, Lake Odessa, R. 17 The • Caller* Uic past week at Mr*. E*-' factory b working on na n defense rlctrnu* order nrrtrr Rogers and son Charles of Chicago; M ' “ «>Hle Wilson ot Hasand Marjorie. I ---------------condition of each b reported as telta Roaler'a were Mr. und Mn. Er- making shells!" drove to Delton Monday. Mrs Lrcn iUn'b alao attended. Mr. and Mrs. Merk Caliban and CARLTON CENTER good. Leonard, who has been Visiting In ! Mr and Mrs. James Fennell and “n- Jack- 01 are spending Bible School began at pie Method­ — ------ and . ' Pauline of Lansing were Bunday P*ri of their vacation at the Burto 1st ehurth Monday with 61 children Des Moines. Iowa. Chicago HASTINGS WESLETAW METHODIST ASSl’RIA .-r Mr. *•. and Mrs >*_ Marcel «r___ ■ Ev■».. i Houghtalln Houahtalln oittwe present. CHUBCH .Mrs Bessie Strickland spent Bun- Peoria. Ill . returned to her home gixwta of cottage nn on Hall Hall lake take, Mr* IHhir. VartMr anA * *. ■ Mr’ Clcsson Peck of Big Rapid here with them. Mrs. Ella Rogers akt bringing Enid Evalet home afler home. ( who haa bfen wlth h*r P*r«nta. Mr. ueraw lucner ■ Grand Rapand Mrs Margaret Sheldon return­ ter a few days' visit there. Charles Johnson, who has been ed to Chicago. Tuesday with Mrs Mr and Mr* Lew Witann nf 'and Mrl wlll*rd Ickes, for some ids Wednesday . ill for some time, attended church DeMoll for a visit. *SdW to !?. LM “» 01 U» LuUmui Uiureh u Paul Richards of Hartings spent I *•>"’« «' . Woodland l»o dan lan awk. day. Sunday with hb mother , Mrs. ll«m«...iui J ,, _ , _. . , , Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Striker spent1 Janet and Unda Lou Ttocher The 30th wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Blanche Rlcltards Mrs. Etale Tucker of Hastings 1/ me weekend at Saddlebag take with, were guest singers on Uncle Nick's Hugh Jones was observed by a gath­ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pennock and M'Al,nd ■ Mr ““ D B ar^" of Wood-1 Safety Scouta program SaturS} ering recently at the home of a daughter Naomi, Mr. and Mrs. ?undaydlnne* land. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bump morning at 10:30 over WASH. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hol­ Glenn Willtarns and three sons of Mr. and .pent Sunday at the take also | Mrs. Elmar Mariow returned to lon of Assyria Center. Au aunt, the W. K. Kellogg farm. Mr and riBST METHODIST CHUBCH t>8|.S , 7. id d Mu I 8c',cral children from the Striker. Charlotte with her son Winifred Mrs. Bessie Shepard and the bride's Mrs. John Adams and Garth Fiorta. ! dbtrict will attend Bible school at and family for a week's visit. father were guests. local, enjoyed a pot luck picnic sup- Flojd Baird of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Potter and, the Quimby church thb week. I Mr. and Mrs. D. U De Pard and Mrs. Katherine Holtom has re­ turned from Community hospital. nlng of last week in honor of the Dorothy Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Forreai. Burke Cramer spent several days children (4 Grand Rapids vjslted at former's son. Sgt. Garner Pennock, Potter and *on of Dowagiac. Mr ! In the north fishing. He was ac-1 the home of Mr. and Mrs Clayton 'J JErrEBBON BTBEET U. B. CHUkCH Battle Creek. and Mrs. Clarence Higdon and son 1 companled b Richard Knlffen ot Valentin* Sunday afternoon, Little Louise Holtom b staying \ ke*idknrF—zn Nsalk J*tf»r»u* who was home on a few days' fur­ \ B. M. Wbwl.r. I'Mlor with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs lough from Fort Myers. Fla., Mr. nnd Mr. and Mn. Harold Higdon] \ JtV N. JrtfwMB Hugh Jones while her mother ta at and Mrs. John Unbeck and three of BatUe Creek and Mr and Mr*.! Gerald Potter and children of ‘ the hospital. Her brother. Nell b childfen of Alamo. Mr. and Mn staying at the Mrs. Mary Messenger Ebeling Bosnia and their father. Woodland enjoyed an afternoon of V Custer. map O I'hrialhn home in Bellevue. Cleo Pennock and Robert Love and vbiting ,.and lunch with Mr. and C ftarl (.'■ilia On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred lady friend. Miss Arm Welch all of Mr*. J. L. Higdon. Tiic Potter fam-, Miller entertained at their wood Kalamazoo were callers In the eve­ Hies of Dowagiac were also her* for ilisifc •• plot at a picnic dinner, the follow­ ning Mr. Love Is also stationed at the Homecoming. Sunday evening Mr*. E4llh ing guests Mr. and Mrs Ehret Scld- Fort Myers. Fla. On Tuesday eve- callers at the Higdon home were Mr- and Mn. Charles Higdon and more and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Dale Scldmore and son Larry of (home of Mr. and MriTT^nnock in Mr. and Mrs Victor Brumm of Alfred Higdon and $ Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ouy, honor of Gamer. The guests were: Nashvllk. also Printed Spun Crapes. Each FIBBT V. *. CHUBCH and moUier. Mni. Aaron Treese of । Mr. and Mrs Carl Simmons and son daughter* of Kalamazoo were SalBaltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Howard' Charles of Ann Arbor and Mr and “«>*>’ dinner guests. Dress with a separata Jacket. Cole and Mr. and Mr». Oral Miller I Mrs. Ralph Starring and children' alrn spent Sunday in --.8 Morris tfih.. . Level* . . part. . „ ... — aitnl o7 GMierTef?*Tu^ I cr'nwlr /rtM wit >> an aunt and Miller. \ Municipal Court FIRING TORPEDOES ft KW For VIC of evei CHURCHES , taSXi Jacket Dresses Here is a timely lip Celebrate the 4th BUYING WAR STAMPS • BONDS! ■: Buy to the Limit BUT buy NOW ft’s your investment in FREEDOM! PRESBYTBBXAN CHUBCH $ HASTINGS METHODIST CtBCUIT ! । win Stamps And Bonds For Sole At This Store! WATERS CLQTHES SHOP HASTINGS day evening for Fort Myers. On Dennb McIntyre of Battle Friday. June 26. he expected to be Cr*<k- Mr “nd Mrs. T. N. Dutmer transferred to another camp. I “nd £ Mudse of Grand Mrs Pansy Francisco of Kalama-; H»P*ds and O. D. Fassclt were Sunxoo spent the weekend with Mr day afternoon callers of Mr. an^ t nua. mviiir and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward and fam- • Mrs Arc*'lp McIntyre. Uy ।। Ur Mr. anal and Ur. Mrs. rVKartaa Charles Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. RimmU M >tt and c,1|tdren of Benton Harbor were daughter Merilyn spent W« infsd,,. W| Saturday evening callers of Mr. and ' Mrs.-Milton Geskr. evening with Dr. and Mrs HeWfy Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wlilitb and Vanden Berg at-their Gun lake cot­ tage. Thev spent Sunday with Mr. children of Muskegon Heights were and Mrs Frank Jones at Aasyria here Sunday for the Homecoming and vbited Rev. .......... and Mrs. J. J. Wilventer. Mr. Center nir. and ano Mrs. Mrs George ueorge Enos trios and daughter Ruth of Cincinnati. lllu P“rt of the da>- Dr- and Mra Ohio, are stiending the week with Clayton WHHiLa of Saranac were . I Rnnrlnv nlaht nlnnrr o.iuala They the yntr* ' """ " • Sunday night supper guests. Mrs. Ada Wright and Mr. and aH .c”led on Mr and Mr» Paul Mrs Byron Needhan and baby ot K”^r "nd daughters In the evening i Flint visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert! Mrs Stanley Haley and son pt I Barnes recently. < Lansing came Saturday to spend « Mbs Suunne Wright of Flint b ,e* dn>* w|th her mother Mrs vtaiUng her cousin. Charlotte' fr‘ar> ■"<» Vivian. Mr. and Barnes ‘ iMra- Huron Healy were Sunday Mr. and Mrs Robert Barnes nndiev”l,nB I Gr- “nd Mr* Harter of School­ at Kalamazoo, spent over the week­ two children Dick and Charlotte will end at thr home of her mother. leave thb week for a 10 days' VBCa. ertft were Sunday guests of Mr. tlon at Traverse City. Mr. and Mrs | and **r’ Mare,‘1 Evatet. Mrs. Wiltard Case and husband. Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller accom­ Barnes will attend the Rural Letter, haruwiiik ” * I Ptnvd s™«.r panied Mr. and Mrs. Ogersby to Carriers Convention as delegates i \.r .nr! ..u. ..., ■ it, .t.a S4r. nnd Mrs FIoj(1 Ariitaur and Troy. Ohio recently for the week­ Mr a"d Mrs. Herbte Wilcox picend. Mr Ind’Mr* inhn And„r« v.i al Fair lake Sunday and Mrs. Daisy King, who has been, Mr. mr. and aim Mrs. John jonn Anders Anacrs of oi Kairun- . B ftlh dinner, , convalescing al the home of her amasoo spent the weekend with their I| The L B. C. of Mapte Grove held ] parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord; brothtr-in-law' and abler Mr. and । ttoimes. returned to her wort in Mrs. Will WhinahOrf Sunday ‘ home of Mrs. Herbie Wilcox all the BatUe Creek Monday. temoon they all visited at the homo menlber» bul two present with JMin. ‘XVMI cr!K±!£r. cobur" sffnUi!3; noiuiiii ’‘ Assyria ccn- m Rev. Marclus E. Taber left Manday morning for Madison. Wta, where he b privileged to attend a ministerial school through Uw co­ GBACE LUTHERAN CHURCH operation of Kellogg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jay dole and ab­ W Court Phans SCSI CbanstlsM ChrIH far a CkaasiaS ler. Mrs. Neill* Miller spent SunWarlS” da/ at the home of their brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. EdwardI Stanlon. Claude Miller has relumed fromi BAPTIST CHUBCH a vacation trip to various points of! the Upper Peninsula. Mrs Edith Miller spent part of! ;»0. last week with her mother. Mrs Margaret Smith of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Tuttle of Bat­ ik Creek. Mrs. Olive Tobias. Lyman PILOBIM HOUNBSS CHUBCH Tompkins were recent guests of a cousin and husband at Marcellus. The W. 8. C. 8. will meet Thurs­ day. July 9 at Briggs church parlors. Mbs Bertha Miller, a teacher ot Lansing schoob, who b attending nasf or chbibt. BC1BMT1BT chubch ter who submitted to an operation schooL I the club. A delicious fried chicken at Community hospital. Battle! Mrs. Orville Knauv and Mbs1,dinner with all the trimmings was' Creek 6n Tuesday of last week is Elisabeth Bechtel of Chicago siient,enjoyed. In an improved condition i from Saturday afternoon until SunMrs Howard Gibson was a caller j Morrta Taber, small son ot our day evening with. Mrs. Alice Collins pastor. Rev. Marclus Taber, <b Mr. and Mrs. William pierce of Wilcox Saturday. improved from his recent serious Charlotte called on Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs F.d Birman of Mon­ operation • Ike Johnson Friday afternoon tana and Mr. and Mrs. John BlrThe Pleasure birthday organlzaIf- and Mrs Herman Reynoldsi min were callers at the home of Uon will be held Wednesday with spent from Wednesday until Sat- Mr. and Mn>. Herbie Wilcox on Mrs. Lucy Lind and daughter. Mrs. urday afternoon with their son andI Saturday. STUNNING Young Jacket Frocks in lovely soft prints and polka dots. 14 to 20. Green, Blue, Rose, Navy, and Earth PRICES 398 and g9S Sleeves Short, Three-quart­ ers and Full Length. Notice Our Window! a wo wuv ycaterday. Frandsen “Exclusive, but not ®xprnm’c” HASTINGS Bat �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JULY J. 1942 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE 1 ~ ' ■ Mrs. Robert Brorfhell and baby near Shultz. Mrs. Gena Brown. Junior and Lois were Sunday callers al Cha* j Whittemore*. I The W S. C. 8. al Ray Erway’s Sunday guests at the home of Nat Peters and Miss Pollyanna Eng- 1 1 last Friday night wss well attended. Mrs. Clara Kropfensteln were Mrs. land of Chicago. > Mr and Mra Chas. Whittemore Curl Seybert and son. Lonrn. And 1 Robert France, son of Mrx. Mamie | spent Sunday at the Fred Bechtel Mha Doris Himes of Howe. Ind., iPrance, was inducted into Ute Army cottage at Gun lake. ’ (and Miss June Case. Mrs. Theo last week. He was granted a 13| Miss Joan Erway went to camp .Yunker and Dick of Sturgis. Mich, day furlough and went to Fort Kitannlwa last Wednesday where Misses Marian and Frances Young Custer Tuesday. she will be Camp Fire Counsellor of Grand Rapids and Miss Phyllis -----------for two months. I shoemaker of Reed City were week- A From the J. V. Hilbert* , 1 Mr and Mn. Ray Erway called end guests at the BtrdsUl Holly A peridnal letter was' received by I j on Bert Newland near Hastings last home. — — of the J. V. Hilbert* who ■ 1 friend* WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS JUjlISi '■‘J!’01 ... S Window Display Features War Saving s/omp. *» t“»" *"■ Mr. and Mrs Maurice Erway and Mr #nd Mrs. Peter Fender of "Expect you wiU laugh at our R. P. • | babv of Grund Rapias *P«nt the (woodland. The same day site D. mailbox—we are In the country. iSTey^ Artt^Mr and’ Mrs. DlJk mUe, 7" I pcndlcltls andtowas taken in anwhere am- cen,M of downU>wn c,lv Du* S015 | ! Rom at their Gun lake cottage buiance bock Battle Creek, buiance back to Battle Creek, where ; around . our comer for town every ,. .in operation was performed. MARTIN CORNERS ; MUs Hilbert, daughter ot 1 half hour. I have taken It several I Mrx Bea'le Routh Mix and daur-i- Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert and a grad- . time* It’s real fun to ride on it i ter Eunice, and her daughter-in-law. uste with the class of 1942. left , Mra. Norma Mix of near 'Battle Tuesday for Minneapolis. Minn.. adobe—white stucco home, two bed- ' Creek, were caller* al Orr Fuher's where she will study to be a labors - rooms, lovely bath between, tub and : and Will Hilton's Friday of last tory technician at lhe Northwest shower, lovely built-in linen closet, In Michigan starting a campaign. on July I, to sell al least 848.000.000 In also one In the hall. Dream of a week. (Institute of Technology. kitchen, so modem—green tile all । Mra Glenard Showalter of NashMr. and Mrs. Eldon Farrell and around sink, automatic hot water villi' gave a linen shower last PH- son. Larry Joe. spent Sunday after­ <gas heat >■ and electric refrigerator. day evening honoring her cousin noon with Mr. and Mrs. Japies 8id- Plenty big enough lawn for J. V to and wife. Lieut, und Mrs.,Lloyd man of Barryvllle. 'care for. Just large enough for him Woodland High School Band r u II O r U uciur R. Cogswell of Enid. Okla, about Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rowlader of to putter around in. Wonderful played In Grand Rapids I II U K L II N L W J 3> being present. The gifts were Grand Rapids were Thursday eve- view of the beautiful Catalina mounThr Woodland high school band । ” 11 ” * numerous and beautiful and de-,nmR gueato of Mr. and Mrs. Law- tains. We sit out on the front. again was Invited to play and march ■ y rusT METHODIST CHURCH the state convention of ChristianH r .7? ?, . . J < / „ j lictotu refreshments of home made^ehcc Faul and enjoyed a picnic porch and read our evening paper District Super* Ice cream and wafer* were .served. :at the Faul cottage on Saddlebag every night. There are French Endeavor which was held in Grand |. °r' | The WAC.TA at Mrs. Velma De- lake. doom opening out on to a lovely n«n!d« last week The parade was ai‘d lorrner irastor. will be on Saturday afternoon with itlw speaker at thc Methodirt , mond’a was well attended..Proceeds Two Woodland boys, now living in screened-ln porch, two lovely ChiSunday morning at I from supper were 88.70. Grahd Rapids, passed their phyical nese elm trees that shade it House thP woodland band in full rqralla > cl’urch । Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Cogswell examinations at Kalamazoo last was fully furnished. I am crazy. , rl,resentlng Barry county. They > 10‘M o'clock. Mr. Slone lx in Madi­ for a nine mile and half uvwii down wu • “Uchdlng the school tor —, so — well —-- arranged ....—-y, — niarchMl mUri:iicy iui uuu iibii | left for Enid. Okla, Friduy nfter week and rxp-ct to be inducted about the house, i; as ns most of these lh( llw, buzlne** business section ot of Grand Rap- j, ministers. | spending u week with the home into army service after a weeks to do work In: western homes has cement floor all n Sunday School hour. Mrs. nil ; Tjw J(. band was directed by ‘1 At folk*. !'tay with their parents here. Don _ on -r. lop. We Iri.'.l — ................ ... — ... _Flan- Robert Cook will talk on the Reconthroughout, rugs tried .Gordon Williams with Ruth Wlllum Cnt.wrll .M Umllx. Mr. ■»" « J'rry nM.er. to find a place with acreage, but l(.nn drum major. Istructlon of Williamsburg, and Mra. Huth v.nw. MU. M.,)«rlr O,.- l>“J>*n rn.pkoul lor lh<- pul mr could not at present Maybe a place । -----------Wayne Merrick will teach tile lexwll. ...a Mr. and Mu Or FUhrr »»Bur™«l» Addin, Machine farther out fn the foothills will turn I Woodland Church of 1 son. .U.ndrt ihr Khh wrddin, .nnurr- “ o< Onnd Rapid, .nd cbalm.r up where we can have horse*. '1 " the Brethren " saty celebration of their cousins Hershberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. , It’s* getting real warm—1B0 de- | 1 FIRST CHUIU ll OF Arthur L Dodge. Pastor Mr. and Mr* Chas. Chapman. In faller Hershberger of South Wood- ________________________ I CHRIST, SCIENTIST 10 a. m.—Worship nnd sermon. Barryvllle Sunday. Trucking Co’ also of Grand Rapt look ,or r"Uk ponu‘ leeord; Sun lias '. ----Subject for 11 u. m —Sunday school. -- — ——Sunday, July 5. Is Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook of Lltch- lds for some time shown every day since we came In vlluren . uamm Church attendance Is a good "God." Held and Mrs. Viola Cook of Hills-j oIen smith of Hammond. Ind. Is November, only two rains ' this . hablt cultivate It. dale were guests of Mr. and Mrs spending bls lummtr vacation at ,, , . , .. , I Next Sunday. 10 A. M. thr service GLASS CREEK , don Havens at their Wall lake cotMr. and Mrs. Russell Whittemore> Minor Bateman Wednesday and th* Henry Flewnei-home. Glen is ( ,a?ere.U ! ?! Me,1“>dW <h"rrh Mr. and Mrs. Otis and sons of I ta8O| and daughters attended a showerr Wednesday night of last week cousin of Eldon and LeRoy P «k-red and white, all around the । Rev. George Wingard. Pastor i will be In charge-of Rev. Rlvclle. Kalamazoo were weekend guests at I Mrs. John Foreman of Kalamazoo I for Mrs Bernard Hammond in the’ I 10 a. m-—Morning worship. |. C. E. at 7 o’clock, topic is "PlayMr. and Mr. James Tyler of Flrasner ’ Gordon Teakrr of Pontiac is vbtWe v«c im>c 8C oi.v.-. 'era.1 nUe ..«*> trtps »■>-! ]| is a m.—Sunday school. This Ing a Straight Game" Prov. 4:23-27. Otis’. who just returned from a western I Wesley Pew home in Hastings last■ Woodland and Mrs Eva Tniutweln on- horesbatk up in the canyons, 'j. Promotion Sunday and an invi-1 At 8 o'clock Rev, Clinton will be tlie Sunday night. und Alfred Fisher visited Mr. nnd Itlng his grandparents. Mr. nnd Mra. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Havens trip. called on relatives here last I love to ride. Am going swimming 'tatton tv given all the fathers and *i>cakrr. Jack Erway is caring, lor the spent Sunday with Mr- and Mrs. I Friday and attended the W. S. C.; ! Mra. Carl Trnutwein and family Geo Forman, for several weeks. j... ... v w r> a i i..ryv uz L" r- ’s w: c; mothers to attend. I On Tuesday evening lhe W. M. A. Mr and Mrs Howard Hewitt were—c'J Geo. Crakes and Mr. and Mrs. Gor-8. at Ray Erway's. Stuart Brownell home near Gun near Middleville “ Sunday afternoon ' in Grand Rapid, lot TUert.y nf- J oaXV i 8 p. m -Epworth Ufigue. ) will meet at the home of Mr. and temnon on buslneu. They also *“* ,o e,n ou L^ e ’ _ „Vt° «« Tal ­ -- —• — — --- -I Tuesday. 7 p nv-Choir practice. । Mrs. Earl CurtUs, 730 E Mill St., es'led on Mr Hewitt .* uncle and not- many vegetable* and-no Jap*. । Thurrday-Midweek prayer serv- there will be a picnic supper. 1 nb J J.’ Y v. HlUHOiTS. iiiuubitio. i I . • । ■ aunt. Mr and Mrs Thomas Brower . . THK ■ I know ail lh«r friends of Hesse . ' j FIRST U. B. CHURCH Joan Leffler left Monday morning and Victor will be Interested to'Zion Lutheran I'hureh I with Mr. and Mra. Harold Foster know that they are no»Sunday. July 5. Communion serv­ living in J Paul W. Geiger. Pastor land other 4-H member* of Barry ice and sermon on "Tlie Prophetic [county for East Lansing, where they their own home with a porch to sit ■ 10 a» m.—Sunday school. View of the Lord's Supper." [will be entertained at the college on and are enjoying the west, al­ , 11 a. m.—Children's Day service. 1.. 7:30 — P. . . M. sermon tonic "Can though we do miss them here al . for 4-H Week. Joan has won hon­ This will take the place of the' Civilization Save the World?" hotnf. Besse. ora when with you her read sheepthis for। morning two sumworship. ­ I Sunday July 12. a representative , Tuesday evening the Woman ’ s c' -------- >- al .... mers nt the Barry countv fair, Gideons the '*«“"«will ”«■meet wnm n ‘ of the Gideon* liberty I have taken In publishing Muuktonary society at *the morning service will 'preach —. — -~ where she ha* dlsplnved her sheep t.।; your letter-that you can picture us. of PaJ, Brodbeck. in tiir 4-H Club division. Out- ■ not sitting on the poren m a »un»t t ioni will be led by Mrs. Pauline FREE METHODIST CHURCH standing students in club work were .TO BE IN THEOOODOLD ^'rn^rram tha ’ t'M^vtotoZjmdan 11 ^Fran ’ i f ’ Vh a A chosen from Barry county to go to the weeds have grown—and grown. ,rW RCUtiler and Mr* Virginia Rob-lh!ii<ih|i ar.*n,rt Hah*d-'‘ district, will Lansing tl>)» week. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Myers of The gardens look grand, however. Keutner ana Mra. Virginia iron hold the last quarterly meeting ot Hartings spent ^Sunday afternoon •• nil \AND ■ “ --— u-_(tlie conference year at the Husand evening..with Mr. and Mn r“pberrta * °rt ntng° r TVJlearS* Wednesday eve-1 III Fre,. Methodist church. July ’i with legs, side extension*, Howard Hewitt. , 1 fork and glove*. Mr nnd Mrs Wm Kelly of Char- । i^.a, Art|u wins’ Prise Evangelical Church latte were Sunday dinner attests at ln Contest GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH | Let’s all help to keep j Refl. $4.69 $3®® J. S. Deabler. Pastor the home of Mr and Mrs. John, ln an Brt contest for all men In Al n recent meeting of the Eng­ Our Country Indrpen' 10 a. in —Morning worship. „ „ „ . . . the Armed Forces, sponsored by Life lish District of the Missouri Synod, dent! Buy more War 1! a. m — Sunday school. Mr*. G F. Benner and daughter. 1 Magazine, Pvt. Gaylord Flory, young with which thc Grace Lutheran Eleanor: Mr and Mrs Eston Ever- jIoCal artist, has been awaided 4lh Stamp* and Bonds'. 7:45 p. m.—Combined Evangelical church here is associated, a formal ett and children of Vermontville.. —j.,. The n-juiu of the contest League I of C. E. and evening worship declaration of loyalty to the coun­ and M^ Helena Benner of Battle ,wlyn(rt be officially announced by service i try. to the president, to all in au­ MARK ’ S. Take part of your chance In Stamps Genuine Thursday evonlng—Midweek pray- thority and in the leadership of Creek attended the Benner reunion . Llfe publication of thd July 8 at Barron lake nea^ Niles. They jague. Gaylord’s winning painting ' lean were Joined there by Dr Benner and |Wlll be reproduced in full color in , wad made and ordered sent to Presi­ Faucet. Reg. M.98. KampEart Benner of Milford, III. who.that butue of Life along with a story Church of the United Brethren dent Roosevelt. 'returned home with them for over- of |he pfcture and Ute artUt. The!। 1in Christ Next Sunday morning the pastor the E- B. Grinin. D.D. Pastor 'nlaht. returning to Milford Monday. prize.wlnnlng painting Is entitled . oSSL uaTtSS w“«“ral- s“na‘r J“1'S: will preach on "Saints and Sinners” I Mra F. E Border is visiting her ..7:00 A M - Gaylord tolls that CAMP COTS I Delight V "3 impiraiion for rol the lhe painting l-l-an, |I « t•JS5;„57: Voting members will meet after daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.'.me lhe inspiration B. Schalbly of; the service. 1 Triple Purpose Receiver! Folding ampacl $g!3 Chas Fawcett and son of Oak Park.), — -him -------------------•--------while •— 'came to one morning he * “ '• K ‘ 2-Burner Instant 'was at Forst Custer and had gonejH^n\ । Light. Reg. 85-98 ' t0 ’ some ne sketching. ** *■ , | EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs Murray Hansberger ^jy sketching He. He CAMP STOOLS 8 ?■ m.-ChrUtian Endeavor. Ute | Dur to tlie absrnrr of the rector, 'T 2-Bumcr Deluxe — and children and Mrs. Lena Classic anting on the ground gwhena*cUumn ------- J studying —1 !loptc Reg. 49c JO » Straight Game" the Rev. Robert K. Giffin will be hi •I Resular $7.98 — of Lake Odessa were Sunday dinner an (jd fallen tree worn a cmiunn v7-^n-. -charge of both services. Hie Rev. iruests at the home of Mr. and Mra. of soldiers with full pack came down Leader. L<^tlpr- Virginia vlIJ*n“ Hraterly. . 3-Burner Deluxe — p. “ m.-—Wednesday nrav prayer meet- i Giffin U curate at St. Luke's church, Herald Classic. Mra. Lena Classic B trail and marched by him. They 8 " Rubber BEACH BALLS Kalamazoo. 'remained for a week’s visit- with ,venl aroUnd a clump of bushes ing. Visitors always welcome. i her son and family. | along the trail, through a ravine and Kilpatrick: 39c Med. 59e Large Genuine Wilson 10: 30 a. m.—Sunday school. , The Rev. Fny C. Wing was called finaHy Out of sight. ' BAPTIST CHURCH NOTESSize ..19c Site ..29c 11: 30 a. m —Morning worship. , -------------- ----------,tn Wayland to nrexch the funeral) Gaylord entered two pictures in PITCHING SHOES 8 4.49 , ‘crmon for an old friend. He also this contest, which was participated Sermon by Rev. K. B. Schalbly of' The |>*<ttor’s subject at thc evtmlng • service will be ’The Opened Heavens goes there Wednesday for the fu- m by 1.500 young artist# from the Hopkins. zgSjjSSx. Our 8 p. m. — Christian Endeavor. Ton, and the Coming of the Lord from 1 neral of anoRuw friend who has ' A rmy. Navy. Marine* and the Air KiHsSKlA llrtul.ir ! Glory With the Armies of Heaven." passed away. 1 corp*. The other entry received !c. "Playing a Stralghl Game.” roggffgga $3.98 TERMS AVAILABLE 8 p. m —Thursday—Prayer meet- --------------------------- —- ------------------I Mr. and Mra. Richard Hughe* of honorable mention and was purSeller ing. ! SOUTH TIIORNAPPLE | Allegan visited Mr and Mrs. Karl chased by Life The title was "Pay « a ----------------' Mr. and Mra. Lee Hendricks spent Faul last Wednesday evening. Day Hnd showed a group of five [ the weekend with her sister in BatMr. nnd Mra Robert Owens and |Army boys silting around a foot! QUIMBY Tiic Quimby W. 8. C. 8. meets tie Creek. ' daughters of Grand Haven spent 1 locker playing poker. Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd LcCiear re­ 1 the weekend with her parents. Mr. jn ^1. Gaylord painted seven plc- with Mrs. Glenn Kellogg at Freeturned home Saturday from Detroit Waterproof land Mrs J L. Crockford ot the tures while at Port Custer. Besldga port on July 9. MUs Doreen Rltzmap of Bottle bringing two of his daughters with Holmes diatrlcL the two mentioned above, two others Mr. and Mra. Gerry England of are now m the Army and Navy ex­ Creek visited her parents and sb- . theni They have been attending j school there and will spend their Jackson are now spending every Mbit in Chicago. The two accepted ten over the weekend. The Quimby 4-H club meets July vacation here on the farm. Wood I weekend at their cottage at Saddle-|by Life, following the official on'bag lake. inounccment along with all other 10th at the church to be followed ; Mrs. Clifford Thomas and little FIRST QUALITY WEATHERTESTED 1 Mr and Mrs. JohhHynes of Lan- j,rliee winners, will be placed on ex- by a wiener roast on the Chas. Row- daughter of Detroit returned home • (Sunday after spending several days )sing were Saturday cvcjittig dinner mbIUon in the National Art Gal- ley farm. Vacation Bible school started here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. guests at the home of her parents. icrv nt Washington for a month Mr and Mra. Welby Crockford. and », half and then wUl go on a Monday to continue through the Body and daughter Edna. Dannie week. A nice program is planned who u Is in In training. training. Is Is In bi aa | Janice Crockford. Crockford, who «4«it»<4 vUlted hw her-^.year ---------lour of• .uthe — museums of the I fnv O..„»4a.? . program is piaimra ., Body, uony. wno _ .. Ishtor and — Mrs. Bua^l 10 tac?d' ®lble 5^°°* H"p n"r T—*___ ron"_’' ... WaAh I sister and and husband. husbon_. Mr __ ___ — ettto* thXhout thTunltod Slates There’s none Hvne* thc the past nasi week, week, returned returnedtoto iS L p .w , demonstration and Childrens day Mr Mrs James Mr. and and .Mrs. James Tyler Tyler <nee <nee j Hynes I . Pvl _ piory Is the son of x. Mrs. Perry 1007c Pur aa , better than I Edith Trnulwtne* of Woodland ac। her home with them. . i Flory, who with another son. Ver-I program Everyone U Invited. [ Mr. and Mrs Wm. Wilfofg of Bat- I companies by her mother. Mrs Eva Mac-O-Lac. Mr and Mra. John Dell attended don. reside* In the village of Woodthe Fox reunion Sunday at the home |amj Gaylord was graduated from 1! tie Creek spent Bunday at the J. I Troutwine and Alfred Fisher of nF II. X«r« IM ..._ ____ ......_ ” • . . ... TACKLE BOX ... Y The Original -------------------------8^83 J. QUICK-DRY ENAMEL. Qt. Inrinding Federal Tax f CASTING ROD ... V \V> PORCH, DECK and FLOOR Our >4-48 9-Ft. SQ69 ’ \ ENAMEL. Qt FLY ROD O j • lx>ng Handle — \ SPAR VARNISH. Qt —----- ----- lauiri uau upriauu *■>! VD yraia Round Point *■ Q, Mra. Barbara Burkle and Mra. unW ,5^ by ill health to rellre. . Nylbn Casting Line SHOVEL Pnreton Manning of Lincoln. Nebr , However. Gaylord’s first tote was Our >1.41 qq left last week for Michigan and drawing and he finally entered the "D" Handle S« 50 Yd*. IS-lb. Test 03 . \>\l-Qt. can ...49c 1-Pl. ran will visit in Kalamazoo before com- . Melnsmger Art school In Detroit. Hr GARDEN SPADE . Our 81.79 8 4 29 h ing to Woodland to vtalt relative*, had completed one and one-ball 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nlethamer. years of h« art schooling when he STEP-LADDERS . Tran »nd Peggy entertained Bunday WM called to duty tor his country evening for supper Mra Lawrence ;,nd entered Ute Arnfy last January. 5 ft. sixe1.75 Hilbert, the Misses Lorena and On entering the service he under­ SHAKESPEARE Ellen HUberlland Kenneth Stanley > went a major operation at the 6 ft. sixe2.19 1 in honor of Miss Ellen Hilbert, who Army hospital and It was during Casting Reel Ord«r Early for your 4lh of July Holiday 1-TT TV-1- — _ K—_ _______ —I..._ _______ ..__ J • Pint Me Aker's Liquid Minneapolis. Minn. had such R wonderful opportunity Sandwich bread, rolls, assorted cookies, cakes, pies, sweet buns BASEBALL •> r O R E 5 INC AUTO WAX POLISH Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and . t0 sketch scenes from army life, Mr. and Lan-; He —-------------• •— — .nd Mrs. Caryle Burkle of Lan-1 WBs «nl to •Port SIU. Okla., for sing were bi hi Woodland Saturday j; basic training He is still sla­ ner WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! -- 1 the .a. first a— fishing a.to— of the su. ■ tlwre m a Wire CsmmuiU. and enjoyed । season. . Lcations battery, preparing for sig­ ■ Jean England left Monday for nal । work in the Field Artillery. i Mission. Texas, after a 15-day fur­ 113 8. Jeffersoa SL Phoaa 2438 lough with his mother. Mn. Glenn ।studying and working al his new i England, and sister, Marjory. Has■ tings friends and his slaters. Mrs. paint. j Congestuiat tons, Gaylord I j K CHURCH NEWS Charcoal Stove Y i GRRND Hi h< .UNITED STATES w I Cetefriate THE //GRAND \ < 4*of JULY/ HOLIDAY OUTING PICNIC JUGS Camp Stoves 97’ •3“ I DETROLA PERSONAL PORTABLE i Tennis Racket The Painter’s Sweetheart!- MOTOR OIL MAC-OtAC HOUSE PAINT FISJilNG TACKLE! 85 37' . •r 95' Kiiiiif; J TURPENTINE— Mark «. 2£-99C JL Bakery Special... CHERRY TOP CAKE - each40c POUND CAKE, white and choc., eo. 15c 128 W. STATE PHONE 2524 HASTINGS nt Al i 54" •5” $339 ne BANGHART BAKERY O G �THB HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY t, IMS Mrs. J. B. Zagelmeler left Bun­ day for Newberry and Houghton. PERSONAL MENTION daughter and their farrjlle* until toaQo Kri^embar. Mr. and Mr* William Fox of KaiHollis L. Johnson of Cadillac. I Mr. and Mra. Robert O'Connor amamo lm,„ aprat lhe weekend W1U1 called on hl* parent*. Mr and Mrs and children of Greenville were ^fpareSt* wcwuo with Lyman Johnson and stater. Dori*.' gue»ls of Mr. and Mr*. Edward Van. Br-£«ohn White ha* been ?^^ere he 1**7 I 8Und“y' hornTcm furffi for a few day. Ind. where lie h«* a new position.* jjn yurr VanHoutcn and son }|c recently completed hl* training Mr*. Johnson 1* recovering from Stephen of Cleveland. Ohio, are B« B military center. Kansas City, ttreptoooceus. ‘ visiting her mother. Mr*. Sarah y0 ond now leaves to complete hi* Mis* Barbal* and MIm Agnes Branditetler and Mr and Mr*, cour^ at Enid. Oklahoma airport Jaiin*an spent tlie weekend in De- Clayton Brandstetter this week. | g{„ paullrw Stanley of Grand trait. | Mr. and Mr*. M D. Beard and chll- Rapid* spent the weekend with.her Mr. and Mr* Louis Karmea went dren ot Delta. Ohio, are lhe gucat* staler. Mr*. Arthur Laubaugh. to Lansing last week to attend a'of Mr. and Mra. Lucius Lobdell for • Mra. Crystal Howard^nd daughter dance recital in which their grand- |a few day*. Mis* Atitata Lobdell Elaine of Chicago are »pcndlng th* daughter. Marilyn Wright, took part returned home with them after week with her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Mr*, id* of NashviUe. the spending two week* in Delta. | John Burk*. k paternal grandmother, accompanied i Mr and Mra. Ralph Landen and Mr. and Mra. R B Rou*e returned them. children of South Bend. Ind., were Tuesday Jo Ann Arbor after »pendMr*. Palma\SUvernall 1* visiting . guaal* o< hl* mothor. Mra. Elizabeth ing a month with their daughter relative* in Hdlidays Cove W. Va., Landen, over the weekend. 7 , and ion-ln-law. Mr. and Mra. M. A while her husbahd. the Rev. Alfred I Mr. and Mra. Kranta Keller and Umble. Sllvemail. is with the Barry Co. daughter Marilyn .have returned to Philip W. Kntakem I* expected mlntatera in Madison, Wls. i their homo th Syracuse. N. Y. af- here next week for a short vtail Mr and Mra. Wllltam T-Grigtoy Ur ■Pending a week with Dr. and with hi* mother. Mra. A. D. Kntareturned Friday from a week's vta- Mr*. Guy C. Keller. i kern. He t* enroute Home to SwarthIt with members of hl* family ln"oMr* ?"re; *7 ,rom a bUilnr“ trip «« Toledo Detroit and Flint Detroit Loa X £ i> He " .found Raymond M" and Ernest off «,«•■-! Mr.Angele*. Mn. H. D. lU.n, ,VUl «» SSukrn >1 hl. horn. In Tolnln , “• c'"», ««" «'nU W*“"> “‘‘T'" dur to a succeatom of stroke* Judge and Mra. Adrlbert Cortright. from a week'* vacation in Jackson Mr. Kel^^Z and Cart1 M1“’Dlen Caro is .nd Ft. W.yne White at the latter . LHl m “nd Mr* Carl vUUln< Mn Cressey this city they were gucat* of Mr. and 8r ’ »ere •»» Battle week I Mra. Jean Smith formerly of Ha*Creek Monday Mr and jjra p,.,,] Boulter spent ting*. Dr and Mrs. Franx Willison left thP weekend with hl* parent* apd ' H*nry Osborn wa* in Ann Arbor u,e *>uFth other relatives in Plainwell. Tuesday on a business trip with their dauthter nnd'*on-ln-law Mra Maggie Hamilton of Rattle! orlln Yank and Dean Brovont Mr and Mr*. Theodore Stevens of creek spent lhe weekend with Iztha 1 wb0 teach al Traverse City during f Guesta of Mr and Mrs Carl Nct- .MMr. and Mra Carl Nellhamer turrnner^1 a^’^lhefr1 ’home/^at OFFICIAL U. S. TREASURY WAR BOND QUOTAS FOR JULY [.♦17,000 Hl7,506“i ' ROT im: 8S—DOD Dis Before an altar banked with Ma-1' donna lilies and white delphinium*. । MU* Maxine Naomi Dodds, d*ugto- i ter of Mr. and Mr*, Harrison Dodds . of Hastings, and Franklin K. Roth-; , fu*a. *on of Mr and Mr*. Bernard /< (ir Rothfus* of bebewaing, .poke their i . vows Sunday afternoon, July 28 rv The service was read at the West JrOF Branch Methodist church by the) Reverend E H. Soderberg in the; presence of nearly 300 guest* on the twenty-seventh wedding anniversary' ot lhe bride s parents. i The bride, who approached the' _ . . . n ■ .• tvCUlXfUlO. W A * wAA* ■ ■ I B : gowned in white slipper satin fash-1 loned princes* stylo with a long! train A lacc-edged veil hung from a seed pearl coronet to her finger lipa White sweet jwas and talisman 1500 ! ‘67,200 L.- Mix* Araeli Dodd*, staler ot the bride, wa* maid-of-honor. Her1 gown of delicate blue marquisette over blue taffeta luul scroll embroid­ ery on the full skirt. Mr* Kenneth* Slieppard, cousin of the bride, and U1M Nellie Rothfus*. stater ot lhe groom, were bridesmaid*. Tivcir | dream were of rose and blue 1 taffeta respectively with jackets and full skirt*. Flower wreaths held in place Uteir short circular veils I of matching color, and they carried' arm bouquets ot pink roses and MICHIGAN U.S.Treasury Official War Bond Quotas । wiuaao |h.iux«ci| »oi- jocuuw | 9°° ‘ooj1^00 i*2U0l)i for July Ell Rothfus* of Sebewaing at­ tended his brother, Ushers were. Harold Stock of that city and Km-, 1 neth Sheppard of West Branch. j Mra Dodds wore al her daugh­ ter's wedding a dress of sheer blue crepe. Mra. Rothfus chose a printed crepe, and both mothers wore1 Rayon-Wool and Las tex Wide range of color*. Fancy Belts — Pocket*. Fine Quality. j[39. J95.250 1600!““ thamer over the weekend were her mive a* a gue*t for the *ununer. her Woodtend' and Sunfield took the •inter Mrn pearl McArthur of mother, Mrs Ota Nash of Gale*a. Hastlni* Friday for Ute Grand Rapid* and Mr and Mr* burg. N f a «mvi.ntinn\t rwnvee ,__ 4 *w*f«*l MUoniTmiMU* Iwiiuio • >94.600 Carl Schofield and ton Roddv of, Mr*. George Gaffer < Emogene 1 " J; a ° Wedding music was rendered by I J9.SOO Lw.OOOi t»2l,10«46l300 jy(^nN;l‘.ham‘?i‘W 9 *uur | Crowell > and children Jane and of MnnaflPid Ohio, are guests Miss Hasel Blots. soloist, and Mn of Mrs. Nrlthamer Edward of Chlcwgo came Friday for . hu M Archie McCov ,_^000!____ to®!-.—™ -_l«12l,20Di‘ Clyde Fletcher, organist. Mr. and Mra Lewi* Williams and B visit with their aunt Mta* Fran-'. -----After a dinner at Roscbrugh Farm 777dnn MCHTCXJI IOUIMl '.MCUUW 1 l.-JAAAA William T. Wallace wax here .from Jeanie of Columbus. Ohio, art Ce« Crowell. I Jonesville Tuesday to attend lhe for the bridal party and Immediate r.-i<67W00! ^-i'^000 guetto this week of her parent*. Mr. I Mm Erwin Crolhera. Mr*. ^Eva! ...... .,-1,1 -t funeral of the late J L Brass. and Mr* Maurice Pierron price and daughter Shirley of Pon- ,i Mr. and Mrs Mervtn Klein and Dodds' summer home at Hender­ Mr*. Atlle Hay returned Sunday , tiac were wwkend guest* of Mr.1 daughter of Orosse He spent from son lake. Feature* of the long buf-1 from a two week*' vacation in Ark- and Mrs Arthur Crothera fet ‘ table over looking tlie terrace I Thursday until Tuesday with her »nuin. - Mr*. Mildred Blldson and Mr*. and lake were white roses and tapers Mra. Eleanor Fetter and Mr*. Lula Anns of Lansing were Thuraa three-tiered wedding cake, and u mer. • ,_*«t | urea Tu»um bnasnoa UJl.oO Frsrer Ironside went to Hillsdale day guest* of Ml** Charlotte Lake. replica in miniature of the wedding tn .-x »r+ relative* Sunday. 140,700 i WOO! rt6,40tP. i ' ; Jamea M. O'.eMn of Aurora. DI.,' Mr. and Mn. Fred Pierson and party. July Quota for Stale, Mr nnd Mrs Artliur Hansen had expect* to join Mn. Olesen and Jim­ Mr. and Mm. Jacob Rehor were Mrs. Rothfus* 1* a graduate ot n« their miest* the first of thr week mie Friday al the home of Miss dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Her­ ••* Mu)uUMUM CMHOW I4SUWI I «*I«l West Blanch high school and Mich­ man Winkler and family of Lake Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Alexander and Tillie Tjden. They will spend thc $39,466,000 igan State. Since graduation site Odessa Sunday. 132,700,554500 »533 500i *20.77170 daughter Dorothv of Bad Axe. Mrs. Fourth in Montague as guest* of his ha* taught home economics al Cros­ ( Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie. Mn ' „L._ P6I23001_ ' _!»78l300!__ Aletyndrr Is a sister of Mm. Han- brother, returning to their home In well and Rockford. Reva Benson. Robert Parker and Aurora Sunday. After a lumcymoon at Henderson •smoota^oo! Mra. Cheater Stem of New Al­ Mn. Hasel Hinckley and son. Rich; lake. Mr.juid Mrs. Rothfus* will live children of Parma visited Mr. and bany. Ind., arrived al lhe Kellar ard. spent Sunday al lhe Ritchie at Sebewaing where he is In thc THALER—FAUSEY ' ' Mr L. E West Tuesday and Wed-1 Stem hothe Wednesday Mr. Stein cottage at Gun lake. «ng», or U» Her. U.rqu.ru nul-j taireh * Mr. and Mr* Warren Roush at­ neaday. coming In from Washington batDr. and Mrs Frank Carrother*! urday for lhe weekend. They bothi tended tlie wedding of MIm Bertha vrir tn Grand Ranids last weekend, ^turned home Sunday and expect Fausey and Howard John Thaler at The Msy Quota for Michigan Wat |2I%47.000 (TIXBRATE GOLDEN, wedding on Sunday afternoon. Juno at the hom* of Mr. and Mrs. Ru-. to come to "The City among the, the FTeejxirt Methodist church Sun­ Tho May Saiei for Michigan Ware $26,240,000 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ', day afternoon. I281 h at four o'clock, when Mias pert Carrother*. I Lakes" for fishing later In lhe sea­’ । William A. Murphy spent Monday ' Forty relatives and close friend* Bertha Fausey, daughter of Mr. and son. ,'ln Grand Rapids attending a busiof Mr. and Mr*. Charles Chapman . , , , . rd tn Shepherd to call on relatives Keith Lancaster, who Is working gsthered al their home in Barry; Mr*. Orlcc Fausey of Fiecpori. beSunday nnd stopped lu East I<n- In Albion this summer, spent A he• new meeting and banquet at thc Tlie above map of Michigan shows the War Sailors, Marines and Airmen ara on every front. ,viilc Sunday to help them celebate came tlie bride Of Howard J. Thaler, PantUnd hotel. • Inr to rer Mr nnd Mr* George weekend at home. They ara giving IM percent for their country. t Bond quotas, by counties, for lhe month of July, tlteir 5Oth wedding, anniversary, wn of Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Valentine Bauer and family on their way ; Catherine Davies came home for , 1942. Total War Bond quota for the state is What are we doing here on the borne front? Are Guest* were present from Detroit, of Freeport. home. 1 the weekend from tlie University of and M>na of Ypsilanti spent Sunday $39,466,000. With the National quota total placed we lending at least ten percent of income to help Jackson. Hasting*. Nashville and Mr and Mrs S. J. Shelton of, Michigan where site ta attending thc with Mr and Mra. Lloyd Valentine at a billion dollars, the nation goes into high gear them? It's very little. But to fight this war sue- i ■„„ the surrounding country. The bride , Mr. and Mrs. Lcwlr. Kempf and Of 50 years ago wore a f black hta sister. Mrs John Keteha-n over, ahd^Mrs C C McOuflni * ------------------------ In its support of lhe War financing and to give our cessfully our country needs a billion dollars in 'of ‘ satin Rev. Everett Love, In the prow lighting forces adequate implements of war which War Bonds every month from us—lhe People, dress and a boauulul corsage of of a.large company of retails* the weekend and remained until Donald, returned to their home* In Ann and John of Traverse City vta-1 .... ,h. will bring ultimate Victory. American Soldiers, Let’s Go, America. u. S. Twn ' golden yellow rose* tied with a gold friends. *nn. McGut-' Ypsilanti after spending the week WUrnt^nd ’ Um os.11— ..-.nt *t«l hl* mother. Mr*. Anna . fishing here. Mr. nnd Mra. Rov Fuller spent , , , ribbon while lhe groom wore a black Ferns and large basket* of flower* thr weekend at their farm in thc ! nd' A n rcm;ln,n< I Ml** Josephine Murphy spent tlie suit with a white carnation. A w(Te M decoration* The northern twrt of-the state. , ,0[ *5*K. .. ... . . .. . weekend az. a house guest of Mtai thur Laubaugh at lhe Long lake bountiful pot luck dinner was brldc gb-Cn in marriage by her Mr. nnd Mrs. A ben Johnson and Ml” Charlotte Lake had as herj Patricia Toolen of Umslng. served. The tables were decorated in father. A ben Jr., drove to Culver. Batur,on «’l“5da5r' “TL rl.T ‘ | Ml** Barbara Wilcox i* spending pink and green, and beautiful bouThe wedding march wm piayad day where lhe latter entered smri- C«JT. Mr*. Al Glttaon. and Mra. D. H. two weeks with a friend In Watcrquel* of sweet peas, yellow rase*. t,y Mr*. Ralph Stuart of Freeport, mer school at Culver Academy *** , vllet. iris, snapdragons, and baby * breath । and Mis* Gwendolyn Mahler and Which cnehed Mondav. I Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Kalaglan and) A family gathering for little year- adorned the tables and buffet. Thc jjlss Virginia Moore tang "Oh Mr. and Mr*. William McKnight day with Mr. and Mra. Henry Mui- |1AKTJNOS COUNTRY CLUB Mra. B R. Minford and Merry: «°n- Chas. Jr . of Milwaukee are and Janet of Evanston will spend bride's cake was a real work of art. promise Me”, and "God Gave M* Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patrick and| Beautiful arrangements of del- Jold Joyce Ann dau8ht*r Alice of Pontiac visited her par- visiting Mra. H. A. Adrounie andL the Fourth of July holiday in Hasand on ita white trotting bore thc you." ’ Mr. and Mra. Howard Naylor al-, phintums and lilies decorated the |*<r. and Mra. Melvin Jaeoba, ents Rev. end Mra Lemuel Sever-; Mira Zabelle. inscription in gold letters. -5Oth flu. bride and groom are living on Mr* Emma DeVai of Seattle.1। lings and at Wall lake. tended the races at Mason Sunday lounge for the Country Club Tuesnnce. and friend* .several days last “ , Mra. Pauline Bliss leave* tomor- where several horse* from lhe For- day luncheon, which was attended |». M <ne hyBarker cottage. Wall anniversary Charlie and Stella" ' ding dreas with kmg train with I Wash.. Is a guest of Mr. and Mra ' < row on a ten-day vacation at rni John.™ mil, »<r, enured, by So mtmWr. and 8»»u. W •» “>• «» Several picture* of the bride und linger Up veil and carried a bouMr and Mr*. Albert Vedder. Mr Frank Andrus. jI Portland. Maine, where she will visit „ „ , „ , groom and group picture* of all were ' quet of mixed flower* tied with white Olenn Hngleton who ha* been table flowers carried out a color I Preacl‘lnnd Mrs William Corkin. Mr and | Mr*. Chmter r-" 7* taken and some gifts and remem-1 **Un ribbon. 7 , Vs ' uc. her ou... wn' nwiuu, now now wnn with uw the u. U. o S staliened at Ft. Leonard Wood. Mo., scheme of red. white and blue. *, ‘ , Mr*. F H. Gaskell and Mr. and ta visitinc her brother and Mster-ln-, Sl8nal Corps at Ft William* brance* were left. On the whole it Miss Emily Dipp, a friend of the wa* in the city Saturday to see hb Mrs David French won the momt Saturday evening. June 27. twelve Mm George Van Tiflin.nf take law. Mr. and'Mrs. Dana McNally. I Mra. Ous Wlngeier is spending lhe mother. Mrs. Alma Flngleton before'Ing golf event for least number of .gurate gathered al Uie home of Mr was a very happy occasion, and one bddr, acted a* bridesmaid, and Odem* spent Bunday in Ma.son with ) Mr. and Mrs Curtis Bollum and1 wcek hrr n^tcr in Lansing. stroke* in the rough and in traps, and Mrs. Ellis Kelley on 6. Jefier- long to be remembered by all pres- wore a floor length gown of light Mr. and Mra Leo Burton. I non*. Curite. Jr. and Edward of Mra Allcp Drouilterd returned leaving tor the west coast. Mra Don Gary went to PittafordJBridge honors went to Mra. William (son to help Walter Lewis of Clov- ent. Their many friends certainly ulue marquisette. Her corsage was of Mr. and Mr*. Durrand Rogers of | Ann Arbor spent Saturday night; yMterday from a two week*'stay in Hillsdale Co Tuesday bringing Stebbins and Mra. R. E. Walt. erdale celebrate his birthday. wish Charlie nnd Stella many more sweet pea*. Grand Rapid* spent Sunday with with Mr. and Mrs E F. Botturn . Detroit Narval Thaler, brother of the Out-of-town guests were Mrs ] Euchre was played during tiw eve- happy year* ot life together.-MarMr" liurem , , , ' Mr. .nd Mr» Rlch«ra ,nd u„. M„, n,^lbbon „t onM David home after a visit with his tin Correa. groom, eerved as beat man. Usher** Mrs. I ning. winners being -Mrs. J E. Mc" Mm Frazer Ironside Is leaving for. her mother. Mrs. Victor Schmidt, of Rapid., will spend the Fourth and.i maternal grandparent*. Donna Lou C. B. Wei**. Memphis. Tenn her father to Wiscon- J»mes Olesen. Aurora. Ill; Detroit today for a two weeks' vLs-‘ Hammond. Ind are house guest* w«.krnd Mra JoJ^ accompanied Wieland, both of Freeport. Alice TlBtM Bates. Gun Oun Inkrlake; Mrs. Byron!Mrs. Herman Neal. Other guests LANE—BETTISWDRTH 1 ri^mi^li'spcndlM^tie^Umc^Ul . •................. . It with Mr nnd Mra Milton Ben- , this week of Mr and Mra. Charles Dawson Al a simple home wedding Mis* A reception wa* held at the home hL return irtth l^r god-mMher at »*nteU. Delton; Mrs John Cron- were Mrs. Walter Lewi, of Ctovernert and her new prandd»ughtrr. poMB at Gun lake ( Mr and Mrs Jamcs Langston lh, 1#rwnUi foltowtag City, with Mra. Mrs. Ray 1 dale. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Miller. Barbara BetlUworth laboratory ’ |irw* nxw. New York City. Judv Ann. who wa* bom June 23. । Mr*. D. L. Christian attended and Mlss atuart snent the -J?061??1' ceremony, with former clawMr and Mr- Clavton Brandstetter. ' Hnnte; Finnic: Mrs. H. H, L. I. Williams. Co- Mrs. Mn. Harry Youngs and J. E. MeMctipping thc scale* at seven pounds the Hope Daring reunion in Grand weekend In Grand Haven plighted her troth to Scrgt. Allen , matfs o( the brldc and Eroosxl Lane of Fort Custer at the real- “ - “ v® u'!oc Bno Mr nnd Mr*. Mrs Rov Graham and Rapid* Rapids Saturday at lhe home of Dr. Dr. j. Mr. Marv 8ndlh o» York were uuincr gui-sus ui • Mr. and rad Mrs. Mr, C. C. F. F Or.tam । Cl» U mUU« an ..Lend.,I .UJI Beach at Gun lake. Monday night, Mr; Graham and Winifred MrLravj McLravy “**'• , r I _ . .. , .. unicc dence in of Mra. .»r». iwurgc George votenuui, Coleman. oi* 813 Tlu bride and groom are living on Lu5,U“ Lottfell L ,?5nn5y'’'J^****1 heLn nth w- Oreen.St.. Saturday evening at w>n. Charlo of Lebanon. Ind. will, Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Bronson oL with her nenhrw and niece Mr and and enjoyed several hours of fishing. wl‘Jj afterward I 1110 committee for u. r^ 8 conger “— for next weeks birthday Monday Monday afternoon by en- ...» aj0 ockik ,Ow arrive Wednesday evening to spend. jetton, were here for a weekend Mrs Morri* Itariow aiterwara. » । luncheon is Mr*. Wan — CrUr. 1 t.ruinln, ---------------------------------w«rrn. >--------number of her r~ns ; iuu....y omcl.llng lor lhe Un- , the remainder of <he week with Mr. vUlt Wllh reiaUve*. They are leav-t Ur alld Mra. Marshall Becker and >bert Cook. Mrs. friends with a party at her home. ; -lr rlnfl \-rvj~. 1of Freeport high school and have BrrOn F1clchcr and '«« Jariwon * Mr. Bronson's new1BOn> W1uBrd .and two grandehddren BALTIMORE COUPLE .MARRY r hJrt*rcook 5?<IUr I ।240 E M1U St i The bride wore a green and white 1a large circle of friends who wish Wilh eight guest* in attendance *7d^4ra Hubert Jlmnl>- work take* him to Kansas City, Mo.' Bnd friend Of Dearborn wer/guest* ,«u“rt Cook. j --------Mr. and Mra Lawrence Christ-' Of yr*. Ida Palmatier Bunday after- tlie Reverend H. R. Pfeiffer read 8Untey and I —-----.n,n» n(X)n Cynlhla Hart who mantim.n and daughter Lillian spent lhe single sing ceremony which; „t.luck lunchcon »t_ tne Sunday with relative* in Grand been visiting Mr*. Palmatier for united in marriage Mbs Jacqueline flub drcw oul gn BtUndance of 22.' honor> MUa flue Hall , Rapids. Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Christ­ several week* returned home with Thomasjaughter of Mr. and Mra. honor of Sgt. and Mn. Bradford and Mra. Lynn Lewi* 1 man returned with them to then them. John Thomas, and James Hough»tr« nrwav I------------------------------ ■ Norman Hall. >|Wm. ------ ------Tf jH who “ marru «'' ,ook “ Bt whose marriage took pta place at Bry,n Bryan, staling, assisting. home in tlie. city after a week's va- j Mr. and Mn. Guy Giddings and talln. Sunday. June 28. al eleven oefeck. Boll, In B.1, 5 ,a‘ >' - -. O., Saturday. ->™' June » JO. Tm.yJWJ Twenty-two Mr*. 'Lane Is the daughter of Mr. ! cation at hl* brother** farm. daughter. Mtes Kathrine. spent Giayton Brann- gurai* were wcre prams, |jment. w.U. with . a mock ;and Mr*. A A.. u. O. mw Betthworjh of Cof1 .tetter ’ m m. Mrs Irene Benton of Los An­ Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Loren tlnjore township. HOTEL . UAITIXOB PkMS 1711 *“■* various * T : U 1* a graduate of | The wedding took place in the 1W,Wr” ... < ‘wedding and game* fur- feyvilie. Kansas: geles. Calif., spent a few day* last Johnson of Middleville. home of lhe Reverend PfeifferMr. before . bufJcl spent SUPDCr ^!H_b6 nL\h,.n’ JK, entertainment. Sgt. ' Fmnnri. Emporia. K.n Kan.. rwu College arid received I week with her niece and husband.) and’ wMr*. Clair . McKee *3U^ et allPI>cr wTTt ---—-- ,Bna Mrs. nan were me recipients oi ner iwooraiory iccnnicuui s degree an improvised altar of rases and Sm.v "'tunTL her laboratory technician's degree Mr and Mrs Lewi* E. Shafer. i thc weekend In Cassopolis visiting lin, ‘.nJ1 Ur.' pH "»«»/ beautiful gifts. Sent Hall from Minneapolis General hospital.1 fern*. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stover friend*. 6 30 ociock With Mr. and Mrs. Efl h#s . returned to his post at She plana nlana ’to continue her work 1 of the Van Popertng, chairmen; Mr. and and the former's mother, Mra James i Mr. and Mn. Lester Reynold* and . Turf-tan - - - was the ■ - rotor Beauregard. La. here at Pennock. Berges Massey and three children of South two children, Mary and Bobby, vte-;^** «ult. white her corsage wa* Mrs. G. M. Puller, and Mr and jvamp otaulr*a,u' Bend. Ind., spent the weekend here ited reiaUve* tn Katamasoo Sunday. of ro5CS ttnd snapdragons. They Mrs William Hackney, tlie commit- ' Six girl* enjoyed dessert with Lane of Bellefontaine. O.; 1* a with Mr*. Stover’s parents. Rev.j Mr. and Mn. Nick Vifktn ot were attended by Mr. and Mra. tee in charge. STEAM HEAT ... । MIm Beverly Brown, but Wcdnes- graduate of lhe high school there and Mra. John Sinclair. Mr. Stover, , Grand Rapid* were guest* of Mra Edward Bents of Hastings. The HOT A COLD WATER To celebrate ner Birthday, Ml** nUW to celebrate her birth­ who was on leave from Camp Jack-! Anna L. Johnson and family Sun- matron-of-honor chose aquamarine Sally Goodyear entertained with a d»hich wa* foUowed by a party F 1 as lhe color of her dress and wore son. 8. C.. made a flying trip to SHOWER BATH luncheon and a swimming party[ Strand for the past IB months. Grand Rapid* Sunday to see hl* MUa Han^, Hamilton of Ma rah- a contrasting corsage of sweet pea* ----------------------------- . Gun BARNUM SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs Houghtalln are at ... uncle. Earl Sinclair, a veteran ot fleid Mo mu been visiting Mrs later al--the -Goodyear cottage. home on East State street, Hastings. lake, on Friday last. Those present Mb* Ruth McLaughlin wa* very nie annua) *c)iool reunion World War I. All returned to South John C Ketcham this week. ..... were JoAnne Finnic. Florence pleasantly surprised last Fridaybe Saturday. July Bend Sunday evening. , Mr Bnd MrB. H. A. Trtmm of ANNOUNCES DAUGHTER'S^ 28 al theeschool French. Marna Hon. Marietta Faul. evening. She had been led to be­ house. Arthur oleich returned Friday to Caledonia were Sunday guest* of ENGAGEMENT Rosalie Ketchum and Beverly Brad­ lieve that she was going to a - re­ hl* work at thb Watervliet. N. Y | Mr Bnd b. A. LyBarker at Darlene Durkee returned home Monday evening Mr. and Mra ford. union of some reiaUve* of a girl Saturday after spending a week j Arsenal after spending a week with tgseir Wall lake cottage friend, and was taken to Caledonia with her aunt, Mrs. Roland Valen­ Mra. Oleich. Mr. and Mn Floyd Eckert of De­ Aben Johnson announced to a small gathering of relatives and friend* A group of friends gathered on Park, where she found a group ol tine of Hastings. • ----------- — ! troll will spend lhe weekend of the the engagement ol their daughter, Wednesday evening at the home of friends with a picnic dinner in hon­ Helen Rcc.sor is attending sum' Fourth in Hastings. Barbara, to Erik von Reis of Detroit. Raymond Murphy to surprise him —,-------- ------,— .. . or of her birthday. Mra. Marjorie 11 ’ Mr. and Mra. R. H Loppenthien Michigan, son of Mr*. Gustav von on his IBth birthday. Refreshments cbtroth. whose birthday 1* .within’a The West Woodland Birthday will spend lhe Fourth in Saugatuck Reis and the late Mr. Gustav von were served and a social evening 1 Iew dMys of mi*s McUughlLns wa*1 Club held its June meeting at the .with their daughter. Jean. Ret* of Goteborg. Sweden. was enjoyed. The gureta included ubn B guest Both girl* were lion- 11UUW home „of Luella Reesur Friday aft­ If busy wortime octivities have mode you Mr. and Mra. L- T. Raitenbury of Defense Boods p< mm Robert Parker. Bruce Long. Harold orPd wjlh glIlo. park was love- ernoon ernoon. The ladies were given a Grand Rapid* and Miami left Tum- ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT neglect your hoir, let us treot it now for Sherman. Earl Lewi*. Alden Bur- 'ly A veiy enjoyable evening was . second lesson in home nursing,, ' dryness. ddhdfUff, split ends or' other ge*«. Keith Brady. Joseph Wilcox. Bpent. Mr. and Mr* Hubert Barnum . weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs near Dowling, announce the en­ James Mulder. Richard Bennett., ‘ ... troubles. - spent Sunday tn Grand Rapids at John Dawson. gagement their son daughter. asaaon ofuus. or Mr.Jeane. ana1RaJrn'°nd reccl'c<2 m*ny gift*. Thc Linger-Ixmger Club met at the ___home of Mr. and Mn. Harry Saturday afternoon. June 27lh to Permanents — Macliinetew* 12-50 Up, Others From $1M to Mason Lius, son ot Mr. and. Mr* A L Brown is entertaining ■ ‘he home of Mra. Clew* Kidder Sal- Woodman. Mn. Glenn Kahiar, Mra. Iva Kelley. Mr*. Bert Litts of Delton No wedThe Albert Reesor family attend*. Mn. Ellis Kelley. Mis* Permeta ding plan* have been made a* yet.!with a bridge luncheon tn Grand urday evening with card* furnishi Rapids — ------- »------ .— to ing entertainment. ed a dinner Bunday al the home of : Ertrharl and Mr. Willard Hayes -1------------- *-•-*---------------today, complimentary • • • Mr und Mr* Arnold Malcolm of motored to Allegan to attend the The members of the New Idea Mr, Burr Van Houten of CinclnMra. Howard Orabom entertained Lake Odessa in honor of lhe 1st-, marriage of the latter** son, Willard Club, with well filled basket* spent nati. Those attending are Mn. Hayes to Miss Reva Bussey of A1-. an enjoyable evening at lhe home clayton Brandstetter. Mn. Einar the Busy Eight Club and their fam-1 ter1* son who is to enter the army. । of Mrs. Alma Fing te too on North)Frandsen. Mr* Roy Cordes. Mn. Illes at a picnic at Holland Slate June 30. Mra M'nnie Geiger accompanied Meibom Laubaugh of Grand Broadway last Wednesday The oc-.David French. Mn Jatpe* Radford, Park. Lake Michigan. Sunday. June AyyetataMt Oyanten: J«*a*«u« Fs<K VUgista n«v»r ,k*8* »**• Rapids spent Monday night and cation was to celebrate lhe birthday Mrs Earl Coleman. Mn. Ray Ftn- 21. An enjojable time wa* had by Mr and Mr*. Merle Geiger to BcotlI all. viile Friday. Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. Ar- annivenary of Mr*. Geo. Sumner, nle' and Mn. Wm. Me Knight. and 0 295 U Y 0 N D S A IR D ’ S social events and club news The BEAUTY BAR UBERrY VIMEffICK ROOMS H0TH HASTINGS HAVE YOU A HAIR PROBLEM? H >ta£Tw.™ 55' "TO™™YI!iT* ™ JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 30” �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY », IMS War Bonds Guard Home Front PabtUbad .vary Thursday ■I Haatioou. MlchiO*. COOK BROS. Editor. KIOIfrYSKVKNTH TEAM Sheldon Agency CARDS OF THANKS AU Kindt of Insurance Surety Bonds bone 2114 Hastings Swannon Agency Ufa lt» W. State SL Au»© Fire Tornado GREGORY MIm Dorothy Ingram and Miss Beatrice Bush are attending tlie State 4-H Club Week al Michigan State College this week. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wade of De­ witt are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mn. Melvin Wade this week. Mr. and Mrs. Millon Rice of DeWitt were gueste Monday. Thelma Pierce of Kalamazoo Is convalescing at tlie home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Bert Pierce. Oueat* at the home of Mr. and Mft Glenn Ingram this week were MIm Beatrice Benham of Hastings Wednesday nnd Thursday. .Mrs. Hattie Smith of Middleville Friday and Saturday, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay SmIUi and son. Reginald, of Ada. and Mra Leon Drew ot Battle Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Snydpr and children of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konieczny and baby son. Kenneth, and Mr. and Mrs. Burrei Phillips and Mary Ellen spent Sunday with MIm Susie Phillipa. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Webb of Gun lake spent Tuenday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Haywood. Toa art always near a State Farm Service Man. Fann Bateau State Agent AUCTION SALES Llit Year Sale With HENRY FLANNERY We can’t all go .. b DR. L J. (ASTON Put at least 10% of yot OPTOMETRIST Sign lhe card today This new color potter, which toon will be'seen throughout the United Staten, emphasizes a new theme in the War Bond sales campaign. The present goal of the Nation wide drfre it to per­ suade all citizens to invest 10 percent of incojne in War Bonds und Stamps. U. S. Tnaiury Dtpt. Marshall Furnaces Cool, Gas ond Oil Fired Repairs famished «nd In­ stalled for til makes of LEGAL NOTICES Beef Producers Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay are the three principal countries in Latin America producing beef and veal They produce IS,000 pound■ every minute. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS ll.r ll.nnrr 7'.' t’AKPEsTEB '••v.s hl,. rei>air,ur lotiotmr • < 1 >x. How about ' •fc f V«l rr«M.’ 7 1i. .'r^rTn-Tf^itn*. "Hou..work • rar C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Industrial Exposition The-first Industrial exposition in which all nations might participate was held In the Crystal palaee, Lon­ don. England, in 1831. NOTICB TO CUDFIOBS JERRY ANDRUS LIBERTY LIMEffICKS AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Belimatcs cheerfully given. Datei jtVKI.l. IlHKSSEI 1 PEAItldT-thr Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER I t-Xhihir '•hue gihi.s ix.sint"on. Id ihrir beauty under iEPAfiliStt 4I> lake] Urine >;nr. in for rabnildiluf. Th-1 Knydrr’. fU.o- M.|>»ir, •rpt-.. Ha.llnj. . T V 1 it- VUK* MEV OLIIS Kr.d, mil,.I tari.tr ol r-.lor.. For There nt, and an,h,,r«. <»*•. Z'.I- »» 713 F4, 7 ■■ | ■ A Ford. For INSURANCE Hotel Ilutlnti Phi K.lr | machinist And always on pay day. Instead of ■ play day— - tri' 15. Cali; n'rluek. l.l->d Mr iiailnT M t 7Xa.hlllb Tfij Full- -Al.K lie. f/ only year old. Al rondtttou. W. Grand. Phm» 375d □e bought all the BONDS he could carry! A milkman’s power of deduction runs considerably below normal. He win continue to deposit milk on the front porch until there is an ag­ gregation of seventeen quarts before it occurs to him that maybe the customer is on vacation or some- FGIt WAl.E A. UM-d titr dJS.lll fall «ir. W U PET8 FOB ISAM * MISCELLANEOUS CASH a Who worked in a ateel mill at ’Gary, Full MALE- Ur C. “BILL” SHERWOOD was named Harry 1,1.' < .11 ;<t. ’ ' < In* 7in — Via Nt—By day or weak, or 3ZU3. Al Draanwr For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu- GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Sts No. Michigan Avenue tinne 2S37 Hutinn ATTENTION Will bring bark merrhandUe anyone from Detroit. For furtl NOTICE sehrdulr, a representative h ot WAStEft —T\rd typ.writ.r«, adding i m.cMnr., n.rd flllnc rdUiptnrnt. dr.ka. rt!;n.<>L*j Oltirr K , Farmers, ATTENTION YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES . .. $7.5O COWS .... $6.OO HORSES PHONE COLLECT Truss Fitting WE HAVE A COLLECTOR Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charges PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-4OO Fourteenth year of service �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIVINTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JULY 2. 1942 NASHVILLE STARTED IN 1865 WITH GRAND RIVER VALLEY R.R. PROSPECTS a fine agricultural area. It has the Lents Table Oo^ which makes an excellent product and has a large and well-established nation-wide trade. The cooperative creamery Wm. Geddes, Charlotte, Tailor Now Retiring SECTION TW< BARRY BYPATHS Bantam In this column. Again what do-yoii know about that? Windstorm Losses Large From Storm of May 29 November 11, 1940. The kids must have had a gor­ By JANE CAMERON geous time at the Blue Gill/PestlAN INITIALED From the last Issue of the Char-1 val last night. They look like rome­ We doubt If many In Hqrry VICTORY GARDEN . thing the Draft Board had left the case of Lorenzo Mudge, the ment Additions were platted which | *”*“***• , «Ura« many u,e lolte Republican, we team that the lover. Or maybe I should say Daft county realized that the windstorm Victory gardens being the topic township's/flrit settler. He was winded lhe village limit* beyond! t®Tn: “ 11 • plaf' Id“ hw"« widely known business of W. Violets are blue; , Board. If I didn't have so much conversation this summer, Mr. at bom in Plymouth. Vermont,1 in Castleton Into Maple Orove. The *«” “ a ,nf 5.T*, k.ept ?<n' 7^* («(..uk| - -------------------------j respect for the members of said Mrs. L J Matthews, Rout* J. r 1808. In. 1821 hb father and moth- ! fact thal Nashville is surrounded by, °r<?erIy' ‘nU111«enl American folks of the illnes* of Mr. Oeddes. whoi * tiope those lousy Japi I board, bro-ther. would it be fun tc er and their eight children moved j • splendid fanning district added Uv,n* lhereMichigan. While some damage was ha* been responsible for building ha*e to So without, tool go to town with that typographical only the victory garden in fact but to Niagara county. New York. where!much lhe confidence Its prqjecNaturally when one te almost 84. tlie firm's burines* to an unusually I • • • ’error! iSee page 1. column 6. at ! alio In symbol. Lorenzo grew up and wa* married. Ulr* had ln lhe future of . the vll- hte mind dwojte on past scene* and lajge volume. There te no succes-1 Our goslings are like some peop.-e bottom of page, June 23 Banner.» nothing approaching a cyclonic In February '1837. Lorenzo Mudge lage- Nearly all of thte land te I the friends he knew during hte Five baby kittens put In an spstorm in thte region But in the, sbr, for he was the business and —they seem to think they — — • • • , pearance and.— Msfced theta hte wife, their ,two small sons and’ «enlly rolling, ha* rich roll and te active years. So when I think of ■»—, about T built it to large proportion* for a bom with lhe right ot way. Come to think of It. gentlemen. eastern part of the state particu-1 . vrtfftahl* crarrtrn ritirlnv “ th* a hired man started for Michigan.! Wfl* adapted for agricultural uses.1 Nashville, memory pictures for me town lhe size of Charlotte. Wlteo^ |' » naat ... I take it all back I have two tom (■dr in Inchun. u.lnuun, They drove a team, their rig con-lIn the .earlier days there was much the faces of Cassius L Glasgow, Gedde* founded the business when Oakland rounUaa. (hare m,u( hare 1 ***b , Ji!0* *" lhe registration. -----------Did you hear about the rabbit >n talning such articles a* they .»t*ndlng timber In that entire area.; Herb Lee. Frank .and Freel Boice, bren a real (Walre. Areredln, U “>» “ he wa* a young man. “ He 'had' the i that was caught in the forest fire? thought they must take with'the*n.rIta transformation Into merchant-; John and Victor Fumtes, Charley "knack" of tailoring reporu (rren Lanaln, SOO I <X Uwlr (alia and lana t ..suit so it He said, “I'm defurred." and arrived In Battle Creek. They ■ ab*« lumber -kept saw mill* busy Wolcott. Charley Smith. Frank Mc- would fit. and he put into it good* were damajrt. and oree Wo dron .9*, 01 V- r head, Violets are blue. spent the spring and summer there ' and put go6d money tn tho pockets Derby. Emmett Evart*. Barney .(reread Ih (hl. .(are hr. lhe wired-' • •»that would give excellent wear. He1 Question —.— Sugar is sweet and— of the Week: How doe« In September the family and hired of lhe farm owners. I Brook*. Dr. W. H. Young. Orno knew good cloth, and nothing I one .(arena at lha( one day. Uan, renaU (tn£Uee teeiure in (hai (ran ih, go about cleaning the comb How in tunket ore we go­ .■ a .. . . . .snot on each head tn the rehntikiera nun started for the 160 acres on The ,lrst l*r»o» to open a store; Strong. Walter Powers. Harry Hale cheap or shoddy ever went into a. cleaner? ing to cook for a hired section M, 32. which IM* hte U.UHiei-111brother-in- wlth Nashville and-other* -.-..-(( ---- Vi r- the limit* --------— of.......... — wa* i----—.--- a 1—knew .-a- —who —w have passed Geddes tailored ault. •--------- --------. i ... mon when we haven't ou» earn wrrcu were reported,------- -------■__ ।purchased ___ . T^nnard V Rtao/far T.I..Later 1,taw. Ebenezcr Seeley, had Leonard E. Stauffer. be on. from Eaton. Ionia and Wexford1 Matthew* feel* that they Mr cieddes la nnt nniv an earv-rt' Have you heard the new tune, enough for ourselves? for him. Six miles north of Bat- moved HasUng* and for many । Nashville 1* the newest of the at mung and tailoring but a man of i counties, due to high wind*. The h>ve a true Victory garden, but Y“UJ Mandolln’2 11 14 Sherman was right! He Creek Mr. Mudge came to the yeara «ucce«fully operated a gen- three larger town* of Barry county, sound buslnes* Judgment, a* lu*,' Windstorm Co. of thte city and the when asked if site had seen Um an and you! n impudent little tune ‘ nd vou end Of the road. From that point era' ,lore In this city. There were settlers in HasUng* and .Cyclone Insurance Co. of Lapeer! mother, she said. “No. and I hope J might know It came from the pen j ITS WORTH THE COST IBM, two of the town's earlier, Middleville In in 1831. while the lhe site presidency of the Charlotte Nation-1 unUl he reached hl* own. land he' In 1866. report good-sized losses, but theldon'tl" had to cut a road for nearly the en-, mcr merchants 5Hants located :In ln the village— — [i of Nashville wa* was an unbroken wll- al Bank testifies. He te an excel-. cause It sounds exactly like him ' beautiful lawn on thc Barry counc­ total will not be much over 20 per-1 What kind of kittens are they? Ure distance. He first went to the Lycurgus J. Wheeler and D. U., demes* up to 1865 The village lent salesman, too. No customer il has a most tantalizing tempo. court yard, When he sees how much home of Ell Lapham In Maple Griffith. Mr. Wheeler served really began when. In 1865. a rall- ever doubled hte word—he couldn’t. and reminds me of lhe split-beat 11 11KS added to the setting of the Grove. reaching that place Bep- thn* >'«»»» In the Union amiy. end-! road seemed probable. We do not Naturally he built up a large busi­ time that wa* popular about the court house, how much more attractember 18. 1837. He left hl* wtfe'ta»,,n ,M5bullt a fr,mc store and cgnnot know what is ahead of ness. "having many customer* in De­ tlme of “The Broadway Melody." ' Uve it ha* made all lhe county nnd children in a shanty, which Mr. bulldlng and did a prosperous busl-i u* now. even though our heart* tell troit, Grand Rapids, Jackson, Lan­ • • • > property on court house* square, no Lapham had recently vacated. Mr. ness. In 1873, he built a brick store’ us that America ought to and will sing and other largo cities In the Tne pause that depresses—Oui j taxpayer will disapprove of the and residence. Mr. Griffith came win the World war for freedom. If state, a* well a* In many smaller Institute of Sugarleos Research re- comparatively small expenditure re­ Mudge and the hired man chopped a road to hte farm, which took from Ingham county, and operated that shall be. as I confidently be­ town*. He has had several cus­ ports that when you want a quick ■ qulred to make thte pleasing transtomers in Hastings. A Geddes' suit Probably .the lieve. this country should, as the them lour day*. He returned to a general store. and sugarles* cake filling, take Uf I formation. Such bkauty is an asLnpham's for hte wife and the two town's best-known merchant was World's leader, have a wonderful the layers very hot and sprinkh ; set to thte county. We can all share To meet .the needs of his business cut niarshmaUows between them ! that beauty'whenever we look at boy*. On Saturday, September 23. George A. Truman, who located In future. And Nashville should share 1837. they arrived with their goods Nashville a few year* after the oth­ in the growth of our nation and Tie heat melts the nutrsbjnallowi court house square, and agree that er two mentioned. Charles Wolcott more- than hold its own. Unity of lors; but no suit ever left his estab­ and makes a nice marshmalloa it is a big dividend on a small in­ nt what became their home. When Mr. Mudge reached hte 160 was associated with the town's early, purpose, clear vteion and a coopera­ lishment until he had looked it over creme filling. For a sugarieu frost­ vestment. acres, he found on hte place three development. He built the first; tive community spirit can *pell pro­ and given his approval; and he ing for a loaf-cake, chip seml-sweel nr «■<» n-. town. our »»irehiw»< neighboring chocolate and sprinkle over hoi SPARE THE SNAKES? crude wigwams, which the Indian* hotel Ln lhe village. A Nashville gress rfor Two scientists, who are making lived in during lhe maple sugar sea­ man. widely known In thte county And here's hoping it works out that The Hastings friends of Wilson cake and put back in oven for about • Team Pulling Conte*!* for team* weighing 3,000 Oeddes hope he may soon recover two minute*, then _____ _____ remove and a speaking tour through Hie Badger son. In these the abortginees had from his illness, and that he will pounds or less and teams weighing over 3,000 pounds. spread and you have a painless State for the University of Wiscon-* stored their wooden sap troughs lawyer and real estate dealer, who | sin. are — urging people chocolate frosting ■*“ — ‘— *the ’-----------’* of that when the sugar season ended. The located in Nashville in 1888. He Prius $20.00, $15.00, $10.00, $5.00 or each class. two men removed these crude .state to let up oh their warfare Fatay ha* a battle every night against* snakes. They claim that • Horse Races. 3 races of 3 heats each. Total Puna troughs from one of the wigwam*, this senatorial district, whose lim­ has alarays been so active to stop getting the 22 chicken*. 7 duck? snake*, feeding on mice, rate and and the family occupied it as their its have changed since hl* day. $450.00. , . • wen-king. and 3 goslings to bed. and compli­ other pests, will be worth approx­ temporary home. It happened that Soon after hl* marriage in 1868. the cated by the old hens who haw imately $3,600,000 toward national tlie • Indian owners of thte sugar- late Judge Clemeht Smith took up • A Company from Fort Custer will be present wfth William C. Smith, employed by BARRY BOARD TO SEND some ideas on the subject them­ defense thte year, because they will making oulflL returning from a hte residence in Nashville, but tlie Imperial Beverage Co., of Kal ­ FIVE I-B MEN IN AUGUST selves. I'm going to teach her some equipment and will stage a parade. This attraction moved to Hastings when he was save* that much in property Lhe hunting trip, found the white fam­ According to word received from of the finer point* on how to win rodents and vermin would consume ily occupying one of the wigwams, elected probate Judge tn 1878. Hte amazoo. drove that company's truck will show 1942 military equipment and will be worth Notwithstanding all t h I a. we nnd lhe sap troughs scattered out­ parents. Mr. nnd Mr*. David W. to several towns and districts In headquarters. Barry county draft friends and influence hen*. There'! this vicinity the first of last week board must furnish five c I bm 1-B going miles to see. a certain delicate technique to it doubt if any of our women readers side. They were very angry about Smith. were pioneer residents -of and It will make her task much ■ would be glad to meet up with even It, until Mr. Mudge made them un­ Castleton township, which hte father to collect empty beer bottles When men Ln the August call. • A Pet Parade, a Live Midway, a display of Live The local board will send only easier. Welt start th* demonstra- a little streaked snake. And what derstand that he would treat them served for many years a* supervis­ he left Hastings Wednesday fore­ Stock, a good grandstand program and a number of fairly; then they left apparently or. a* did hte brother. E. V. Smith, noon for the Celery City, he had those registrants In class 1-B who tlon on the hens and TH jive net I man who sees a blue racer or black160 cases, 320 dozen, empty beer have been placed in that classifica ­ a lesson tonight if I can find the snake could resist the impulse to satisfied. These Indian*, a* well a* who still resides in the village. Bands. Nashville received Its village char­ bottles on his rig. He drove on tion by an U. 8. Army examining baseball bat. destroy It? Mother Eve* experi­ others of their tribe, became well ence with the serpent probably acquainted with the Mudge family, ter from the state in 1869. .Tie M43. He was negotiating the long board under both the Induction and We had a letter from Roger Allen caused the antipathy which humans often came to the Mudge home to first village elecUon was held April curve just before the road heads pre-lnductlon plans. Registrants who of Fired at Random fame, tlie other feei toward snakes straight for Acker's Point on Long require surgery for removal of her ­ 7 that year In the office of Lewis exchange fur* or hide* for proday, and he has a sister-in-law who vLslons. and at other times came to Durkee. Lemuel Smith was chosen Lake. He says the front wheels of nias or like defects will not be ac­ lives at Wall lake and he used tc If you would convince a man that visit. They were always treated village president: Leonard E. Stauf­ his truck struck a rough spot on cepted by the U. S. Army. Celebrate with u* and have the satisfaction of knowing that 1-B registrants may volunteer fur come out to Cloverdale for chicken he does wrong, do right. But do fer. clerk; Robert Gregg, treasurer; that curve, and his gas-wagon went kindly. dinners. What do you know about not care to convince him. Men will out of control over the side of a induction at local board headquar­ Later. In relating lite experiences and Hiram Coe, assessor. In 1874. fire destroyed several bank on the west side of lhe road­ ters and by so doing will be given that? Isn't it a small''world? Hr believe what they see. Let them with the Indians. Mr. Mudge said likes our particular brand of Oolden ' way, with the wheels in the air. preference in deliveries to induction see.—Thoreau. that, al Uiat time, hi* family had to economize In every way. They garded as a dire calamity al the Fortunately Lb* driver escaped with centers. only bruises. Tlie truck sustained had no money to buy clothes for their two growing boy*. Mra. Mudge structures were replaced by sub­ little damage. But Oh Boy. what classified for limited military servmade clothing for them from the stantial brick blocks the folks did didn't It do to those 320 dozen empty bottles? Over half of them who will be released for active tanned buck akin* he had obtained It was realized in Nashville as were smashed. And Carrie NaUon from the Indians. One of the two The August call will be the larg­ boys was Royal Mudge, years later early as IBM that lhere was an ur­ with her hatchet couldn't havt done a better job est call for Michigan to date. a successful merchant of thte city, gent need of a school house So whose store, which he owned, was a "bee" was announced for the pur­ next to the Goodyear Hardware. pose of erecting such a building. For the first eight months after the family moved onto their farm, night came there was the new the only member* of her sex Mrs. school house—not so much from the standpoint of beauty—but it was Mudge ever met were squaw*. As soon as possible Mr. Mudge better than none. Bo thick were bullt a one-story log house, so the the trees qt-that time that it was LyBARKER’S TH- VANILLA COMP. N. F. family moved out of the wigwam said the one story structure could Into their larger and more com­ fortable quarters. When enough near to IL Tie school opened with other white settler* moved into 13 children. Miss Aggie Bmllh was that locality ao he could get the lhe teacher. She later married C. necessary help, another story ws* M. Putnam, a prominent resident'of added to the house. But for, a long the village. In this list of teach­ time there wa* only one window In ers In that early day I found the this dwelling, which Mr. Mudge had names of Clement Smith. Enoch brought In hte wagon from New Andrus and MIm Frank M Wheel­ er. who not long thereafter became Lorenzo Mudge was a tireless Mrs. Clement Smith. A new school worker. He had the New England .Ideas of thrift and economy. When. years later a new brick structure it was cleared he had a beautiful। Replaced. IL Nashville people have a right to farm gently rolling, with rich soil, which produced bountifully. So he! be very proud of their school* and! prospered, became well-to-do, and। fine school plant. The town had . a built a very comfortable brick i good-steed, but not modern, brick home, which is still standing. He. । school building, which ha* been re­ Pictursi that Satisfy , eently revamped so as to be adaplmember of the first Methodist class, ed for up-to-date school uses. There WITH YOUR BOY organized tn Hastings. The first ha* very recdhtly been added an­ religious service in Castleton town­' other and a beautiful school build­ IN THE SERVICES ship was held in tlie Mudge home, ing at a coat'of about 8100,000. Here and was conducted by Rev. Bush, again we pause to thank the W. GIVE SHEAFFERS the first Methodist pastor In Has­’ K. Kellogg Foundation for Its gen­ erous aid in securing this fine ad ­ tings. Mr. Mudge was the first treasurer of his township, electedj di tlon to Nashville schools. The Help him"gel oheod —ond keep WPA furnished most of the labor, at lhe first town meeting, which WAR ■ ONOS AND YOURSELF in HIS HEAMT... with was held April 17. when Ansel See­ so the taxpayers of the village were SAVINGS STAMPS ley was elected supervisor and- Cy­ asked to bond for a comparatively the gift of a Sheaffer'. While Dot AVAILABLE HERE! rus Buxton township clerk. This modest sum. Now the village has ' an excellent, modem, well-equipped Remember, Army requirements cem the history of Nashville, but school planL which is well-staffed and well-conducted. Thia fine 13 »y gifts useless - but it is interesting. In 1883 the village of Nashville grade school is drawing many stu­ was platted by Robert B. Gregg. dents from the surrounding terri­ colors flying I So-o as we r both tory and that number will natur ­ Additions to the village were plat­ ted later. The confident expecta­ ally be increased. Any sort of a history of Nash­ tion that a railroad would surely reach the town in the near future ville would be very incomplete—and very roll of Agfa pt*o*. America IS AMERICANS . . . Americans with a job to do. . . fighting, was verified when the final survey thte sketchy attempt Is far from do­ chrome Film Is guaranteed, for the Grand River Valley line was ing justice to the subject—without "Picttni tbit Htiify tri tne nil living, and. maybe dying for a single purpose—to keep olive that precious Freedom Americans completed *ln 18M. Trains did not mention of the Nashville News and fought for one hundred and sixty-six years ago ... to keep olive that "one nation indivisible, reach Nashville until January 1589. its founder. Orno Strong. He was The delay was due tothe fact that a character —original, keen and a with* liberty and justice for all." On July 4, 1776, they established a free country . . . ond range of subjects. a great deal of local financial aid master of thr art of preparing news for hte weekly. He made the New* July 4, 1942 Americans with the same blood in their veins, the same spirit in their hearts ' Use Plenachrome and then leave constructed. This aid was raised by an outstanding success a* a weekyour film with us for finishing. fighting to keep it free subscription in some places, and by When he moved to Rubber Strt>ll«n__ $1.95 bonding townships or villages In Nashville. only with lhe results, but also other cases. This required time with our prompt sod courteous Bathing Cop*----------- 89c and delayed the the building of the who took on himself the editortai Beach Bag*$1.00 »°rk, Ute. Jim-EStherlng.. and the all-around duties of a newspaper Service Fhiga —129c chroma today. Nkshville uproariously welcomed that first train. The small en­ publisher. There is only one “Fike" as everybody calls him. and he had gines, coaches and freight can then (Continued from page 1, Section !)•—■:— of Bar™ —— — begu, a— rapid develop- 4 th ox JULY CELEBRATION ATTRACTIONS-LAKE ODESSA, MICH, Carrie Nation Outdone Smashing Beer Bottles Total net proceeds to go to War Charities VANILLA SPECIAL full pint Sj59 PICNIC SUPPLIES KEEPIN touch Paper Napkins 10c Paper Plates - 10c Paper Cups - - 10c Pt. Thermos Bottle - - - $1.47 Liberty and Justice Reign! in the land of the free, and will continue while Americans ora New Roll keep the fighting spirit! You can help'bj> banking money regularly and buy War Bonds. JULY FOURTH E BEACH SUPPLIES * WE SELL U. S. in use are In striking contrast to that line of work. The News la burning engines on the Valley line now in very competent hands. It were named after the counties te a live, up-to-date publicity agent tat Nashville. Donald F. Hlnderllter through which the road passed— La now the publisher and owner of Barry. Eaton. Jackson and Kant. that Nashville would have a rail- Nashville has good schools, good churches, good fraternal organisa- WAR $TAMPS LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 21 IS HASTINGS CITY BANK ^Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service” PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS. Ml �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TUUlMnAT. JULY S. 1MI convenation, especially when It was (censor again cuts out something on the air. Juit aa I turned to rejoin learned I had attended school his brother and alster-ln-law. Mr. I driving through the lower take disperhaps have explained the delay tn tha Jerry crash Into the forest men- and Mrs. Elmer Wallers. Donna terestlng in conversation and from mailing earlier letter: ever, heeded him off, I later learned. and Alyce before journeying on to burgh. We dined, sipped cham- knm w.d can^kture thT t^y moment before the J came into the coast, both skidding violently to SX: ‘^hT.xXv.0^ 2Ulhrt~‘n. made England the finest and (cen­ my "sights" I irappened to glance, watch our tails, when turning to box containing (censored on oppo­ up to see three more Ji from an- our port side we saw a Spitfire sored) fighting allies we have. mpany with tpelr daiujlidubs of the city of which Ml I 1 sweater,■ — flashlight, socks.. other squadron diving on me from inc castle cuuc la u buiiuuiiucu oy ju .uwi site . side) ----------The surrounded by 30,000 Mitchell Is a member. Men’s chibs The ntxl mornln<^r heading out toward the aen with a Glenn Williams and son abouCf.WO-above. It's the iwn Kendall of* «a* the W K. Kellogg farm — same ——- —wa IWII. ajv, WMwaj ____ ____ and _____ _______ tn England amuse me to no and around Edinburgh and the old ca*The ____ telegram I arrived •“««*** auiy. old game of not worrying about we went again. We left him as hr,, Gull lake, called called on Mr. end Mrs. he, .Gull about the same time.______________ They represent a haven of gold ‘,0- I »’*r‘«d out for Mr. MltebeU’s aide. Two beautiful small lake* art writing my squadron the guy in your sights but wonder- with smoke pouring out of him. I-odle Williams and family last Bal­ Mr. Mitchell's town Ih'N’M is spa-' braid and protruding paitnrhiM! I brother’s home near Concardtn-on- also Included with Col. Mitchem . Stace participated (several lines cut ing who has them, or you! dous. rather Victorian, and has an'bathed In an atmosphere whichif Forth. Two hours later the "eours- estate. On learning they contained! dove into the sea. At lhe same unlay afternoon. Keith und Kenr.Hli who had been spending ft week alr of genuine elegance. Strangely,; might serve as a heaven for moths (fT place." as it had been spoken trout I was onto Ute end of a rod;0411 acre). I" no nn tfr.tM »nu nnH aiufiutu —. FYnm U’u— were - tn time and surprised cvviyiuic. everyone/ my Wa wore flying with their grandparents, tlie Leslie the living UTU*e room or »r drawing urawmu room. or< or’ The inc next day aay proved proven a very busy ousy.“*’ *to amazement and delight uCU1„, >■> uv muc •FTom - —■ mV — * diary: — uyuig >• . — _ --------io Ann _____ _ ------------------_ __ ____ tnrrwtrl —— Z—— -’I— , mostly myself. Uy landing a pound! “boot 19400 fact this afternoon In Williams, returned home with their WtgU have you, is situated on the* one far my friend, who was settling turned out Into K—beit ut-atilM castle Castle mother. . second floor. Its walls contained. business at home — the MitchellsTuUlaln. Colonel Mitchell, its own-; and a quarter beauty. A few days sections of threes — -line astern check. Damn Rl X should have to thc right, and both ot us wt Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walters and riebretely shaded panelings of ort- own a shipping line and glass maner> 15 lt* member of (censored). , later I returned to the station thor- formation." suddenly as if from had that J by rights. Oscar. Strick headed back into France agam. ental birds done by soma Chinese' ufacturing concern — so that he Tho household had been told of.°ughly convinced I had seen some- nowhere five to seven F. W. iKs and. I got home with no further In­ Just as I straightened out of the Marion of Grand Rapids were Sun­ artist, which in themselves are gal-j could again travel to Canada io J my probable arrival and were there-1 thing of Scotland. fiew smack over the other sections terruptions. turn I looked up about 3.000 feet day dinner guests of her father. Maury E. Moore and spent the nt­ lery pieces I believe they were I oversee his interests there! He ar- fore waiting for me and lunch (ccn... to the left of ours from almost a brought tq Britain by one of the’ranged a trip for me through the sored». We soon found Interesting / Next entry Is dated May 15. 1M2 head-on direction. -Pete' < Squad head on. I threw my aircraft on ternoon with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Watters.’ t __ _______ I_____________________________________ ;___________ _____________ .________ von Leader Paterson ) jerked tlie Mrs. Jamea Hammond and chil­ The papers are filled with our across the flak area and into the old Jerry a good burst. He mksed most recent "6u "do” over uw the uuitr, other; hare- v,c. over «■«; lhe ui«u>n. Channel. nuuuv About that dren. Natalie and Thomas. spent I him by a fraction. As the Gouk I *idc. yesterday, so I guess I can *«me time I heard Red Leader from Friday evening with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo FUher and the Har­ ’ flew by J’s tall they loosened up m nnttnn it, it tzv» _ I m«r wm R-T r, «n mention too. our squadron shout over ,the | their formation and having passed We. were flying over St Omer as' transmitter): "Red Izadrr old Fishers of E. State Road. Mrs. | over started a left-hand diving turn one of tlie ’ high covers" when wc RoU,« home aUinr’■" Iud Leader «as Fisher and her grgnd-daughter. , -they simply oouldnl have seen us spotted about 30 F.W. 190s below 1,,ohn p,Jrnn’ one ot our best lads tn Margaret Jean, accompanied her until that moment. us and some 15 or 20 above. Mott the *fluadron. Nothing has been home to stay unLil Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and [ The moment the J* started their of them were hanging about in i hel”* of.hlm »ince. _ . oa. ..h .... gamI 1 nBt— nftv Fr,,'!..—Qnn.HwW., | dive. Oscar, leading our section iF-O ...... v» » «uu s-eic ------' •• — j— Paul Ray and Ml» Jeanne Williams । Order Com.) whipped his aircraft',he order to attack, picked out two n',e eo,)flrmed dwtroyed. one prob- of Plainwell were Sunday dinner । around Into a IBO-degree turn <fiv-| f<* himself, which he sent crashing “ble’ thrcc dantaged. Roscoe got tne guests of the Leslie William.'. | ing attack. He let go with a buret I <« the ground. I "probable" in that he shot lhe tan Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hammond I right into Jerry’s back-vidJust Our section broke up following' ’*"‘n “"d** had as guests on Wednesday after­ hen another j throttled bark to soma violent maneuvering and a h noon. their daughter Rose Marie, M Oscar—Oscar’s -No second taler Oscar and I paired up J lh * and title Jamea Izo, Mrs. A. Curtiss 2 tZavokas from Dayton. O.) had, together. About 5,000 feel below us. "7^, ’tew vn.> and Mrs. G. Sprague of Hastings. been so annoyed by the whole af> we saw five Pw tuw flvino ■ wen. tnat gives you some idea of James Slocum nf Battle Creek »iu at home with his family orer lhe do. I think this was his first or dove, opening f£re on one of them1of course- ,he ***• glamorous side weekend second sweep — knowing McEavvyi simultaneously. Bits flew off Ills ’here'' *nany’ 'our Irish variation given to the fuselage, a belch otflame camei. H®**v*r’ here Ln u bit of news ray Cecil of Cleveland. Ohio, are good Greek name Zavokas) would forth followed by a long column of ,ntmrt wme of "!y remaining another week as guests sit there thunderstruck. I did 'a smoke pouring frbm him as he 1 Ule announcement recently of her parents, the Edw. Walters. peel-off backward and flew straight1 headed for the deck engagement to Miss -Virginia Mrs. D. A. Manker nnd Irene of at the J about to make the attack I * uomui t • . — —। ' Bcrtranl- daughter of Mr. and Mra. Cadillac are also spending a few | He broke away Into evdve Irtta । ond ^tXt I Ow,r*p B^’rani of Toronto. On- McPHARLIN The first night we R.A.F. ,™ « M. Mt.™! '„X“ £“^5 FIGHTING to Keep America FREE I1 followed, hauling my Mte arouTn n ' tario, Canada. Mr Bertram is one Clarence Slocum of Columbus. S.’mTKS<S?° 0P"’ ' t£ c’X’o/1:' hS CaAad.d,reCt°rS °f BrO# ' Ud Ohio, and Helen Little ot Battle Creek called on their brother and I that passed thank God* M>°nT^ alrwaft^fmtahed’us’fltaht V tatakl dBtf °f 0Ur marriafie <’wn<L* , —"Strick’’ (SUicktand (mJ r/ niahedl ,U fll^hL 1 think' upon two things—my transfer to Slocum and baby Saturday after­ SUMUM from p,,ol „ g noon. ' ----------- --------------I the time when. I can return home. Mr. and Mrs. James Hammond | Virginia is a little blonde girl not were weesenu weekend gucsu guests or of ner her urombroth­ quite as tall as myself She has a'er and slster-in-taw, Mr. and Mrs. contagious smile which shows off I Millon FUher and his uncle and Banking Hours9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. | her very nice teeth. Virginia wmjaunt, Mr and Mra. M. Paul Wing, 'schooled at lhe University of To-.of Detroit. 1 ronto and holds both n B A. and -----------------•’♦* -----fan MA degree Her field is child COATS GROVE juychology. Some day we hope to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brovont from , settle down to a normal life (you’re near Lake Odessa visited Mr. and probably saying. "Not you. young Mn Harley Sease on Saturday. manfi, but just wait and see. With of Kalamazoo attended church here scribed, beside?i finishing lhe war Sunday morning and spent the real und medicine afterward. I guess 111 of the day al Harve Woodman’s. liave my hands full for the neat P. C. Wing went to Wavland Sun­ day to preach the funeral sermon for Cluts. Wilcox. MICHAEL MePHARLIN. The Dally Vacation Bible school began Monday morning und will Flying Officer. ; P. S—May I tell everyone now continue two weeks. as a hint that may save a lol of Max and George Weygandt of worry and grief to tlwse who are. North Carlton arc attending the ; and will be. abroad In thc near Vacation school and staying In the . future, when writing do Include the H. Woodman home. J correct rank, full name, Le.. Initials. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dernond nnd | number and. until your conflnunlca- Kenneth of Ionia spent Sunday with ' tlons have been well established. Will register all mall Mail means so On Friday. June 29. Carlton Coat* [ very much to the service man celebrated his 10th birthday. Tlie । abroad, especially when there is no cousins present were Maxine and ‘ Immediate activity. Register a 11 Ronnie Coat*. Mary, Mildred 'und I .uiic arc «« iuv ui David Teeter, Mark nnd Mary Mar­ [things Interfering with malls these garet Barry. Jimmy. Joyce and Her­ | days other than Jerry U-boats <1 man Neil. Jr, and Mlsa Cathrinc ■ hope some of our censors will note Royer. AU report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Beiue visitca I this). M McP. Mr. and Mrs. Coy SloweU of Free­ ITHREE CORNERS port. Bunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walters and The C. E. will have a Mesuuiring i daughters Barbara. Mary Lou and Social at the church Wednesday Carol Sue and. Dorothy Adams, who evening. July 8. Everyone const and FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION have been visiting his parents for have a good time and supper. ten days, left Sunday for Battle Audra Endsley and Nina Brisbin attended tho State C. E. Convention at Grand Rapids last week and re­ port a fine time. Mrs. Grace Blocher broke a bone In her ankle recently. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coolbaugh. local, and Mr. and Mrs Neil Smith and daughter Gwen ot Midland are spending a week fishing near Munis­ ing. The p. E. held an open air Hymn Sing on thc church lawn Sunday evening, led by Kenneth Kelsey ana accompanied on piano by Dorothy Kelsey. 219 of Our Employees Have Gone More Will Go July 4th, one hundred and sixty-six years ago, we Americans declared our right to freedom. Today we are at war to keep America free. This Company is proud of its 219 men in service and equally proud of the men and women here on the home front who are all out for Victory loo. ' ' Our men in the armed forces know that their comrades on the home front are seeing to it that sound and dependable gas and electric service ... so necessary to the production of planes, ships, tanks, guns, and other war equipment. . . are maintained. * * " * EMPLOYEES OF CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY WHO HAVE ANSWERED THE CALL ALMA DIVISION Clifford Bedford Hortley C. Finstrom Wollace E. Fleming F. Jack Gibbi Louis W. GuntherCarl I. Nickel Leslie D. Romine Roy J. Shoemaker Raymond R. Rogers A. Otto Rushville Lloyd H. Selle Paul A. Taubitx Joseph Thompson Nelson Voul AltlHA DIVISION Merle J. Harris BATTLS CRUK DIVISION Philip J. Abbey Elmer W. Cary James P. Driscoll Leon S. Fits* Harold V. Franck Frederick G. Katz Vaughn C. Kelly John M. Lewis Floyd O. Painter C. Richard Palmar Russell E. Winans Garrett A. Youngs MANS RAFIDS DIVISION Arthur J. Bardish Marvin R. Byte Jacob De Zeeuw Robert F. Hillis Leonard D. Knapp Harmon R. Lambarts Lisle W. Mann Gayle S. Phillips John E. Rickling George 8. Stocking . Gordan K. Stratton ■ Donald X. Turner Homer D. Vander Kolk Robert E. Wilson BAY CITY DIVISION William C. Anderson Eiford A. Cedarburg lee W. Curtis Merle A. Gavitl Edmund J. Gerhardt Austin L. Jankeni James W. Marlin Henry G. Rexer Robert G. Rogo James C. Sheeran Lloyd V. Wendt George E. Williams' T. M. Wisniewski Clayton R. Wood CADILLAC DIVISION Richard R. Burke, Jr.' Richard G. Clark Donald R. Elgas Charles W. Haines Monroe W. Whaley William L. Worden rilNT DIVISION Robert J. Cook Baylis P. Cromer Ben Eikens ‘ Robert W. Emerton JACKSON DIVISION Frank J. Bednarz Oscur D. Bryan George T. Carter Howard 1. Esteriine Arthur L. Estry William C. Flock / Robert E Fruchey ’ Thomas A. Gornall < O. Ceril Griggs / leo H. Keyzer / John L King Otto King Curnel J. Meador; Lloyd Merriam Spencer Pongbom, Jr. Steve Poloski Robert J. Schneider E. Vernon Scudder Max D. Shown Merritt C. Town Hubert I. Wright KALAMAZOO DIVISION Harold J. Bowman Glenn J, Endsley George Garman Byron D. Hardy Alfred J. Moifre -kJ f’ Bruce D. Flesher William F. Fox Edward A. Gall 1 Winfred T. Greeson Richard G. Holland, Leonard A. Keyes. Jr. Norman L. Lockrey Frederick J. Mayer I B. M. MiddimMe_________ jS-. Jamas Mejeur Gerrit Vander Lugt, Jr. Clifford R. Welch LANSING DIVISION Stuart J. Bearup Donald K. Bowerman Howard E Davis Frederick H. Fogelsong ! Henry 8. Gardner ’ Asa Gray Alfred L. C. Hayhoe ' Melville J. Head's f James A. Longley, Jr. Rollo Maher ’ Earl F. Mayo A. James Mayotte Don D. Moon Garnet I. Murphy Preston L. Schomp Lester D. Sheets Charles D. Wieand Lawrence N. Young MANimi DIVISION Stanley L Lockhart , Marshall H. Olsen W. Earl Peterson Phillip L. Ramsdell MUSKIGON DIVISION Lawrence Bob Charles R. Dillon Gordon W. Howard Francis N. Miller Clayson L. Peoples Rognor M. Peterson OWOSSO DIVISION Wallace A. Mollqma William J. Munro PONTIAC DIVISION Arnold H. Baddis Merle D. Baddis Birum G. Campbell, Jr. Mervin C. Christie Edward J. Deery Richard G. Fisher Carl F. Grassman William W. Holdsworth D. N. Lanway, Jr. Bruce W. Martin Thomas J. Martin George J. Monti Frank G. Ver Lee SAGINAW DIVISION Glen A. Boissoneault Donald H. Brandt Thomas R. Carmichael George T. Curbey Glen L. Edgett, Jr, John B. Farrell Julius H. Gimesky John F. Hacksladt Eugene H. Harrison George H. Hillman Charles H. Krebs Fred 1. Lee Ronald S. Medler Ronald M. Minnis ’ Gordon V. Russell Donald C. Turbin PrerfectiM A TranimittJea SOUTHIRN DIVISION Roy F. Asbury Francis E. Billman Fredric J. Burton Clinton L,Corwin Edward J. Deegan Edwin R. Meek Henry Pott NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS WISTI1N DIVISION Ralph E. James Robert A. Mentzer. Edgar Niles MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM IA1T1RN MVI3SON Clorance J. Adrian Norbert H. L Berndt Willard S. Dafoe Howard L. Freeman Harald A. Gratopp John P. Harris, Jr. Clinton E. Kem Alfred J. Luplow Warren W. Race Jennings W. Reed Richard L Williams Michjgans Beauty Spots are at your door (MNIRAL OHIO Robert E. Arnutrong James O. Bigger Michael Bobic Robert L Byrum PLEASANT RIDGE Vacation Bible school is starting this Monday morning for two week* Mrs. Ella Klnne spent a few days In Battle Creek with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rank. Mrs. Edith Richardson of Grand Rapids spent last week wlth'Mr. and I Mr*. Arthur Richardson and John. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey at­ tended the church homecoming at Barryvillc. Sunday Alton Wood spent a few days with his brother. Ward and faintly, in Lansing recently.; Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Royer and Katherine of Piqua. Ohio, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Teeter and famUy. Edward R. Conde John N. Daly Robert W. Dunn Clare Fretz John W. Gaff, Jr. Bartley J. Gallagher, Jr. William M. Gallagher James I. Halfacre John J. Harrington lerlie R. Hartz Verl R. Huntley Michael H. Kelly Francis J. Kennedy Joseph J. Lacinski Phillip Mayotte Carlton C, Meador Henry I. Noyenske Allan B. Penn " Earl W. Peterson Carl Randolph Ralph C. Ratcliff Harry E. Reniger lorris Russell Harold E. Show John B. Shepherd Ralph L. Sinclair Marvin t. Smith William S. Steensmo Ralph W. Slone Clarence F. Word ___ ' Edward J. WAson ■ IFOH 10A.M. NOON TO J P. M. FOUR TO 7 AFOUL V P. I EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour 5^inning the war is a job for vigorous Americana, ready to of salt—fine, medium, and put all they're got into production and to work overtime cheerfully. But on days off they need to renew their energies out in the open. • In Michigan, you don’t have far to go. Hero you’ll find almost any kind of recreation yon want — fishing, swimming, canoeing, camping — all close at hand. Buy U.S. War Bonds and Stamps acres of woodland ere your playground. • Michigan workers are fortunate in having all these opportunities within easy reach by bus, boat or train. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY UM Michigan Bell Telephone Company Qualify fuels always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULT 2, W1 Mtes!guest of Mra. Roush and Mra. Swart! will Dipp horn* Thursday with anf Mra. Mary Henney spent last week NORTHEAST WOODLAND by-the! spent Sunday with her couiln, U—---------------------- - ---------------------------------- ------------- „-------- -------------- - ------ —. •nd Mra. Mra. Parker were ovemignt overnight aU-day all-day meeting. meeting. Public dinner at at Srlth Mr. and Mra. Andrew Roush a letter Marion Routh. land ww a ^wawarw www^aa *•■ Mnt County aerk AUan guest* al the Howk home. Thte wa* noon. Everybody Invited. and Mr-and Mra. Victor Henney of I IE1I AC T A VCC TA Uua ,he EOVernmcnt will pay to) ipenl ulf weekend with Mr. and 1 Bn annual get-to-gether which they Miner **. — «et~. King, .local, —,1 and daughter Hastings. Grand Rapid* from Thund Mra. Harry Oliver of Ortonville l Ui IAAu IU LU* Barry county the sum of I375M In William Klemp. enjoyed very much. 1 lieu of taxes The letter explains Mrt. George Nelson spent several MUa Vivian Buehler of Charlotte were Wednesday evening supper Saturday. Bruce Eckardt. n- r ■ r„,„. [how 11 »haU distributed distributed among amona'^yg vuiUn< friends in Detroit. land Mtes Velma Buehler of Grand guests and Thursday luncheon guests •nd Mrs Guy Smith. and Marilyn Eckardt attended on Un o Kcjciricmcnr Farms taxing units concerned — the i Mr. and Mra. August Doom of Rapid* spent the weekend with their Saturday taking pan in the parade It Own* in Barry County 'county. town*hl(M and school dte- Satai Paul. Minn. rtarted home parenle, Mr and Mr*. Forrest BuehMr. and Mrs. Will Leteon and family visited Mra. Letaon*s porBcvcrai years ago, on lhe recam- ilrttU-| > ( . Sunday morning after visiting theiri terBunday afternoon guests of, Mr. aunt. Mrs. EJla Karcher and fam-| Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton and and Mra. Will Savacoo! of Carlton mendatlon ot Prealdrnl Roosevelt, EDEEDADT Friday evening guests of Mr. nnd Uy. । Mr* Floyd Walton called on Mra. Center. what te known as the -Resettle-! r*ccrv1' 1 . Mr. and Mra. Roger Bentley (new- ■ Minnie Zytetra of Lowell. Sunday. The Townsend Meeting will be raent Act" was passed by congress.! Mrs. Donald Sothard and baby tyweo v-nx*n.«i|e> New York. I Hr,. KU<*i sce*c was pleasantly held in thc Cool Building Friday supper guests'surprised Thursday afternoon when evening. July 3. Its iMirppae was to remove families David ot Nashville were guestsj were . *' --------------------- ------- Jrt Newton. ) several of her relatives came with from unproductive *olte and from of Mr. O. W. Culver last week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fteh called and family and well-fUled mucu boskets *«iu and ireminded uxc thc me ”du*t au*t bowl'' bowr* of or nc Mrs. Bliss Parson and: Francis Seese — — •-•••• ‘j — — Mra.). wen-nuco GUUuu»* her regions like Nc-I Rev. and Mr*. Kansas and Oklahoma, to) daughter Marlene were Friday eveSul11 of Lo«an were Fri<u*’ of her birthday. All returned home ■rtlle farms and areas. To nlng supper guests of Mr/and Mra. eVCT11*E guests of Mr. and Mrs. Be- wishing her many more happy blrthnrovlde^pr / . .Idays. I spending thte week with her parMarvin lioJrTberaei *o»nt the htrthA™ u Sfor those whom It it planned Claud Mead. ■ .mlah mUh Seese. 8ce#e’ . „ . A day*. ...... . If.. rClare —Is—a llan.H Tawm—A -TV.I.. .— •to remove lhe government. pur-|1 Mr. and Mra W.p/Hynra andI1 , ** — BaraeU anrl* and* Mr. and .... Mra. tHoward Thaler were Mr and Mra C. W. Culver. । let .blrUxte),JackBaUeyte .taytag . ...........— ------- ------ : . — — —-------------------- ----- enu.. oir »uu mi*. n. x^iuxci. ciuued farm* in more desirable dte- lair„ o( cimrloUe' were’ Sunday: '1 ?? nd,y ^' Mrs Grant Muir of BaaIman war* Rutuiav Uml,y °f of Irvln« wrr wtTe Sunday din-, Sunday evening, luncheon guerix gueste ot| otj Mr Mr. and ~ r*----1 L-h Mril nvrtght Roeenberrer of —-------Mr. and Mra. trlcts whlcli.lt will sell on liberal, dinner guret*ofM *-lilrtr! ‘2guests of11 Mr. and ,nd Mrs.Mra George bride's narents. Mr. Mr and and Mrii.l nn/,Ungi wre Wednesday «.erenlngl veninol ,_______________ . ...' I Glendon Eckardt of Mr — and' Mra "*Prank “ ,U” ot Mn ' Orortha «e the bride*, parents. Mrt. Clarksville. -* Hastings vteUed at the home of .terms to tlu-w fjnner*. It lias eight' Hynfti I , .. - O H- Fausey. callers of Mr. and Mr*. Clement Prank P. Gooch of HasUng.-. was Mn. Bertlia Eckardt. Mr. and Ma Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool, and'MclM1 and family. •uch pUct. in <h>« ot Wlle chfcMO a Monday guest of hl» sister, Mra victor Eckardt Sunday evening. Bar.» oniuty. u/oU««,.O!.,. »< » >uur. Mr. cw srowHl tarn family of Carlton Twp were Sun-1 Frank Cool attended the Cool re-: Mr Bnd Mr* Arthur Hath of Lan| were Sunday gueste of Mr. and .er.. In. AMrrtn. Iwo or K acre. Mondny unul nulay o< lul -Mk. I day dinner gueste of Mr. and Mra I unjou at Grand Ledge. Sunday. Afternoon guests were'• Rev• — and Mra. W.- — L. ----------Oeteton—of, each and one of 78 acres in Carl-, grr and Mn a i Mnnira »nd B - -R. Clinton. ----------- — -------------------—-----i MrR p^.^. preton. last week in Hastings vteHtag| being ton township; two of — »0 -------acres ■>»! Mr nun. linr! Mr* niviwu Richard cMicnnmn Shellman viL'of I Mr-Bnd .7 Howard. Clinton of I Highland Park called on her father. I during the past week al i guest each, Lttai vrere ®. Blakney. Sunday afternoon. I। the Adam Endres home were Mr. friends. each, one one of of to 60 acre* acres and and one one of of: “ Hustinga were guest* «f of Mr andiBo*ne TwP’ “5 Mri 5?I8 Ben An account of lhe Thaler-Fatuey , Sunfield 30 acres in Maple Grove. ! Clinton of and Mr. and ” Mr*.| ” Mra. Howard Bolo and Mra. Wil-1 Mr* Boyce Evan, and ion of ! Mr*. C C. W W. Culrw Culver tei la*t week week. ’’ Irving jj " Thte property, owned by the U. Kenneth and Alton Roger* of A 'lflrd Arnold of a“nl'Grand Rapids. Mra. Herman Hol­ ■ ! Jackson Kennethspent and the Alton Rogt * with I S. government, cannot be taxed for weekend DoroU'y SUc*tl<J<’L battle of BatUe Creek spent Thursday ,h*y of Grand Rapids. Mr* Mary ----- ... ---- ------ - -- ----- -- ----- wauKXill .'p-lll MIC WrCKnaw w.v.. Manley J. Sherman. -^i.nrv township or school expenses. — .. .. ! Shoemaker of Lansing Mr and Mra county, Mr. .... and Mra. Coy_.Stowell. | । Creek spent the weekend with her with Mrs. Glenn Kellogg. . n° S on. Pro«*rty, MrMrs. L. E. Yarger of Ovid,' parents. Mr. and Mra. Owen Steckle. l Mtes Elaine Kauffman of Lan-1 John Endres and Car! ot Kalama - at lhe home of his mother. Mra. i Uy near Clarksville. Mr. and Mra. Harley Seese of s|ng spent Thursday afternoon and Mr. and Mra. Keith Durkee and In Michigan. T7ic federal author- were Sunday afternoon guests of!, Berilia Sherman, following an 111-1 Mr. and Mra. Kai lUe* have recognized that It would Mr. und Mrs. Prank Yarger and Mr. Coate Grove called on Mr. and Mra,! Friday with her parents. Mr. and family of Woodland, and Mr. and nr** of only eight days with mumps and Joyce Eckardt. Doria Bates and «... -------n Sunday. . | MrK Jo<. KftufTlnan MrB. KaufTman Coy -Stowell, be an injustice to deprive counties. atU| Mra. Asa Strcklc. Mra. Hubert Barniftn of Barnum followed by heart trouble. He had!Jack Bailey. Ml** Marian HenderMr. and Mra. J. D. Cool visited,11 accompanied her to Lansing Friday District. townahltte nnd school districts of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dernond of revenue from government owned, Woodland were Monday afternoon Mra. Edna Cool of Grand Rapids.. evening. Miner King, who purchased tlu? Jeanette White underwent a ton- Mra. „ v,»« Wilkins home recently. farms. Accordingly they have nr-: callers of Mr. and Mr*. Claud Mead Wednesday afternoon. Thc latter,• Nettie ranged to pay directly to counties I Mrs. Bertha Johnson of Hastings who has been ill, ts not much im­ Ml and adenoid operation at Pen- moved into it laat week, Bookcase factory, and at the time I Hall. proved.' nock hospital, Saturday. _ . _ Payne -of— Hastings -­ e annually sums of money in lieu of apent the weekend with Mr. and Boyd was a ' ' * **h«| Mr. and Mra. Hugo Wunderlich Keith Buehler Is attending 4-H I Mr. and Mra. Henry Myera. local, ________ Ui!?' ..... ' a*1"- Dftn PoMma and Phyllis Ann. Saturday dinner _______ guest ot_ his moth- BUsa. On March 1. 1930 be ws ras and Dr. and Mrs. Willison ot Haaweek at La ruing- --------------this week. • ----- ...-----------------------land Mra. Laura Myers of Wayland I er id* paync. , The board of supervisors of Barry Mtes Dorothy White of HasUng* Club married to Eleanor Chaffee and -■* tings and Mrs Helen Make of Lan­ Franklin Cool of Louisiana and spent Sunday at Cedar Lake. jjr and Mrs Roy Preston of Bat­ xnst parsonage. two children were born to this sing were Sunday afternoon callers Jean Cool of Battle Creek were i Mrs. Claude Walton and Mra ■ tle ^eek spent lhe weekend with Hodg Saturday night union. He'was a man of fine char­ at the E. Brodbeck home. Monday evening gueste of Mr. and [Clare CTum were Hastings v tel ton. hte parents Mr and Mr* Perry acter who loved his homo and famMra Robert Newton----------------------- I Friday Preston. home tn Lanatag, Bunday evening. HICKORY CORNERS Rev. and Mra. E M. Wheeler of j Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barcioft; Mrs Ida Howk and Mrs. GerHaaUngs called on Mrs. Emma An-j «re proud parents of a son born hardt Kunde were Hastings visitor* large circle of friend*. Surviving, what appears to be a very suc- CLOVERDALE boides the wife, two daughters. CMlfui operation for cataracts was derson. Tuesday evening | Wednesday night. Friday afternoon. -------a - ------ -_u pexformed on 1(ulc Judy Mp.naI1 , Mr. and Mra. Lewis Overtiolt and j Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yarger of the mother, are two brothers: family of Fowlerville spent Sunday were Sunday afternoon guests of near Hastings spent Sunday with Smith and Nathan Sherman, both at Leila honpltal Saturday. | with Mr. and Mra. Charles Overholt: Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Myers and Mr.' Mr. and Mra. B. W. Slsion They of Hastings. Thc body wa* re­ Kalamazoo spent Saturday evening The Ladles Aid wUl hold their and Hubert. I and Mrs. Theron Dolbee of Has--VteUed Lakeside Park at Caledonia moved to the Lenard tuneral Iwrue with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Orin I Mra. Ida Howk. local. Mra. Isa- Ung*. ; in the afternoon. at HasUng* where services were I belle Swart and Miss Pern Wheeler1 ,Rev. and Mrs. Blain Snyder at-1 Mr. and Mra. Gall Burkholder of held at 3 o’clock ou Wednesday In Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer and Mrs. Gtenlce Ghabertag of Kaii of Grand Rapids were Sunday eve- tended the church conference at j Grand Rapids were Saturday evecharge of Rev. 8. Conger Hathaway granddaughter Eunice McTaggort jning huteiwon guesu of Mr. and Dayton. Ohio. They also attended j ning gueals of Mr. and Mrs. Guy of the First Presbyterian church. j Mr*. Ivan Roush and family. ' the young people's camp near Peru. I smith. Burial was in the Sponablc ceme­ Pannock hospital Sunday after­ Mr. and Mra. Clare Johnson and, Ind. last week. j Raymond and Paul Mead .pent noon. Ray McTaggert of Elmdale I Dick. Rum John-son. Mte* Eteanore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wieland of a few days with their grandparents. tery in HagUngs township. was a Sunday night guest at the Don l driv Mourer home. CHURCH NEWS Motn Mra. Alice Dunntag of Delton is er. Mrs. Martha Replogic United Brethren Church visiting her brother Mr. and Mrs. your tire*. You can prolong lhe working life Paul E. Olmstead, pastor Wm. Jewell te not much better Alfred Gatager and too Dale. lira by observing such simple precaution* a* driving Thc Sunday evening services will Sunday school—10:30. at a moderate speed, keeping tire* inflated to correct be continued at the Wesleyan Fredrick and Bobble Lewis of No morning preaching service bechurch through the summer. Thooc Rev. and Mrs. Everett Love and Fern Wheeler of Grand Rapids, and I Mr Bnd Mns Ray wle,Bnd went hte parents. Mr. and Mra. Chas,11 cause of Quarterly Meeting at who do rwt attend church elsewhere I tton*"wnh° thHr^grai^wita^Mrm them inipeclrd regularly. are cordially Invited. ££ ™ waltece i Mrs. Marie Roush, local, at a 8^X1! to Middlebury. Ind.. Sunday and Loyc. called on Mr. and Mra. Georae■ Pleasant Valley. Christian Endeavor—7-.00. Thru* «fhn or V n a I . । o'clock dinner Saturday. The eve-(was accompanied home by her riirV ot Caledonia i*«t *h-m»y evr-I ' Preaching—85X1. . Ii nlng was spent visiting and relat-1 retal-1 mother. Mrs. E. M. Troyer. ■' n |ng. nlng. TiiMd.v -—-I *.~ rw,lDnlcc **^11***1 icmuucu wow Rev McCue will be the guc*l Ing the good ttme they had on their. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunn and nnd Mra R F Kunde and( i51. rue;u!n> were Mrs. Doris }jQn(jay after spending tlie weekGainder and Arlene Hungerford. 1 7 Canadian trip four year* ago. They' family and Miss Marlon Roush drove Mr. and Mra Virgil Woods visited Prayer Meeting Thursday—8:00. 1 drove to Hastings in the evening' to Ann Arbor last Thursday where Uie former’s brother Gu*t KundeJ MOHIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR Rev. and Mra. Bugbee, Mr. and Mr*. Curtis Lawrence and Douglas and and took In the Bluegill Carnival, they left Mrs. Bunn at University at Howard City Rinteay PHONE 2554 127 E. STATE ST. Dale Gainder attended In the eve­ HASTINGS Tlie ladles presented Mr*. Howk [ hospital. She underwent another Mr and Mrs' Clarence Benedict with a beautiful chenille bedspread J operation on her eye*. I Urv p^y Wrkl caUed o„ Preaching—11: JO. ning. , Mtes Fem Wheeler was an overnight The W. M. A. will meet at the and Mra. Bert Heaven* of ClarksI vllle Wednesday afternoon. Christian Endeavor—7:30. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gtllrsple and program waa largely attended ' /* AlffT f flfU mlownty h»s been notified UOV I JlNDj LAjH IN authorities, through LI U daug li­ es farm th their era and re Sun­ father. d chll. spent e Hurtighter, ed her •ven Ing ns and 'Ullam* dinner nmopd afteiMarle, Curtiss istlngs. er the guesti altera, tne of imbtis. Battle r and James after­ mond iroth- ■ and Wing, from . and ld*on Sunrmon chool luul. with don t Speed on Hot Dry Roods MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES .•oats rtnt iited ring day and You Can’t Build But You CAN BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! Mn Uon DON'T ! Jackson were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Gerhardt KUnde and family. ! L. A. Seger of Grand Rapids un­ derwent an * operation at Blodgett hospital In Grand Raplus Friday morning. i Mr. and Mra. Otto Kunde were ) Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. otto Lightfoot of North Irving . in honor of Mr. Lightfoot's birthi day anniversary. Other gueste were ) Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bldleman of Muskegon. Mr. and Mra. Dale Bldle­ man and two children of Battle Creek. Mra. Ha Hill and two chil­ dren. and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Water of Hastings. Ctialmer Miller Tuesday evening— their July meeting at the home of Dale Gainder. Wednesday afternoon, July 8. Everett M. Love, pastor . Mrs. Geo. Kahler. Morning worahlp—11:00. ■ Sermon by Rev. George Wingard of the Woodland Methodist church. Sunday to visit the latter’s son. unknown. Carlton Center Methodist Church Everett M. Love, pastor Morning worahlp—10:00. 18. 1471. tn Maple Grove township, Sunday •chool—11:00. Rev. George Wingard of Wood­ land will be the guest preacher next ory Corners. Ha died at University Sunday, while the pastor Is away. hospital Thursday. June 35. was married to Of good hearing. Nashville, In 1895, I WAIT! i child, and one brother. Will Hoff­ ) man of Maple Grove. Funeral aervices were held at the Wilcox church at Maple Grove Center Sunday. I Tomorrow May Be Too Late! You can buy the home you like even DRINK MILK REPAIR NOW-MAKE SURE if you can’t build the one you want! So Do your port for victory by remodeling decide on the one you like and let us or repairing your home. Although new help you buy it. Wc can still finance the purchase of a home that is already built, but, we don’t know haw much longer wc will be allowed to. So if you want to buy a home do it now ... to­ morrow may bo too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you in buying. Come in today. home construction has been affected considerably, there is still a supply of materials on hand to help you keep your present home in excellent condition for UNCLE SAM MILK—that’s America’s strongest weapon to win the war! You’ll find it rich and creamy. COTTAGES A NICE 7 ROOM COTTAGE l|l EXCELLENT ALL YEAR AROUND COTTAGE and large 11* read Above all, it provides the food essentials your body needs every day to maintain good health—not just ordinary ANOTHER YEAR AROUND COTTAGE amounts but those all-important extra vitamins, min­ erals and proteins.. the duration. Raohm Motor Sate* made in the Wilcox cemetery. Mra. Mary Bartlett returned irorne Saturday after spending two weeks Every adult should drink at least a pint daily to successfully carry out his duties in Serve your country and yourself by re­ Untie Sam’s war program. Order your bottle of nour­ A NICE COTTAGE ishing. flavorful Highland’s Dairy Grade A milk today. pairing and remodeling now. It's GOOD—ond good for you, too! DON'T PUT THIS OFF... IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING EITHER OF THE ABOVE Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocen. SEE US TODAY—Money Is Available and TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE! HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR The Hastings Building & |.oan Assn 9 STEBBINS BLDG MEMBER F. H. L. B. PHONE 2503 ||^ PASTEURIZED HIGHLANDS Ph0M 2451 EARL R. BOYES DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Haitian REAL ESTATE MOUa STEBBINS BUILDING �TRI HASTING# BANXXK. TBIHSHAT, JVLT I 1H1 health and confined to her home I Claude Rosenberg home in north- ij Buddle BUm is now working for, Rev. and Mra. O. A. Steeby and and to gel their house ready tor garden that day and her death was — - — ‘ much of the time. | west Thomapple. ------— i shew 6: Cox dairy and Rodncv two sons. Gary and Linden spent moving of her goods from tlie home a shock to the family and comMra. Clair Brog spent! Perry Baird of Grand Rapids wasi Mra. A. — .... off west Thorn— ! Behad has taken Bud's position from Wednesday until Saturday’of her parents. Mr. and Mra. Wm/munity. She was S7 years old. a good HHgert customer* at Geukes' meat afternoon of last week with their McKevitt so she and her husband woman who had worked very hard, y uhUl Monday night a caller at the home of Ms uncle. | apple is tn very poor health and serving . market parents. Mr. and Mr*. Oeorge Btce-j aid little daughter. Mary Ellen and one alwaya ready to assist i at Big Star lake. i Albert Vrcdenburg Sunday, and quite helpless with rheumatism. Mrs Isabel Lepper returned home by ot Leighton and Mr. and Mra.) can set uq housekeeping. | where help wu needed. She was a . 6j.vUa Allcn 0{ Parmelee wus, Mn. Robert Dean is assisting or member of the Baptist church, where to expected back the latter an afternoon visitor. Other guests Mr, Oscar Ftnkbelner at the Club last week from Detroit. Her daugh-i A. C. Johnson of the prairie. Pri-j Mr and Mrl John t,r. Mn Ito Schwuu. who I* dI)r.."*1.M” ?“*br “L™1' aio.lwwn. u.. tonopotod ta hu -nku won tod Moodd, i of Mr. and Mra. Vredenburg during ’ lunch seriously tn in a hospital there .1*.^ thp Christian Endeavor conven-' Mr, Ea^ey ^,4 afternoon at 3 o’clock conducted «« Hallie Smith spent from alldo? G“irdViut)M.d Wednesday until Saturday night at Improving and 1* expected to be tlon: in Orand Rapids, he being gmnddamhtq- <of Grand Rapids, by Rav. 0. B. Qulncer. Intermem bronght to the Lepper home this chairman of the Evangelical group.' visitor*_ahd lUnciwon guests was In Mt. Hopwcemetery. Surviving i to operating the buttermilk family, all ot Grand Rapid... . iro(tnf, vU|||n< aunt MrJ week forwconvalescence. Saturday, tlw Johnson family met o( Mr o. Slokoe Mon- ,re four daughters. Mra. Rlchara at the Middleville Co-operative, I Barbara Helrigel Is spending tlie Ingram and her son Arthur Smith Mr and Mr* Ju Csawnter of to«ptll,r °n lhc home btwn for din-; J t a d Gardner of Battle Creek. Mrs. Cart 1 week in Albion with her cousin, and family. ornnev W £e Ja^L and n,r honoring the birthday of the * ££• tn litohton Hoop, of Royal Oak. Mr. Prance. TUKKKFOR*. Bit IT JtotSOhVEO: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bsbch and , Nancy Fleenor. The two girls liav<Mrs. Rose Snyder and son Francis 1Mra Avis Naugle ot Kalamazoo and other dau»hier. Mra. Art township, was a former pupil of Mr.. K°tesky and Anna ofMlddievllle. .Ulte daughter Nancy will join-other the honor of being among obout of pilr.t brought, her sister. Mra. E ' families of the o O club of Grand Miss Jean Carpenter of Eaton Rap-1 Mrl Vern ‘ 8,ok£* when he uaa teacher in the *““• ^Miam of Omaway Edfifty children selected to attend a j. Talbot, home Saturday after u id» were Tuesday dinner guests of drtn returned home this Monday Helst ^hocl and a childhood play-1 Detroit. Melvin of Royal laboratory school attended by lwo weeks' visit wither sisters and I their grandmother. Mra. Sylvia I from a two weeks' visit with rela- maw of Mr*. Stokoe.Their last meet- Oak.Lawrence and Harold of Mldteachers from over the state who mother. The Wilber Glbba family of Kaldleville; two other daughters. Elsie obsene reactions to various methods nie northern camping trip of .AUm "nd their uncle. Glenn Alien tive* in Lansing nnd other points > ln< wu more than thirty-five years, tamiiy at parmelee. purmeier. They iney were! wnr: Mr. air. and ana Mrs. mrs. Frank rou» Brown onzwu of u» ago ngu a. ■« the mv Sebring, ocurmas have lived u,™ Ini u* Hbhy died in young womanfamily used with the children. ' Misses Helen Brog und Pauline und . Mr. and Mra. Ozro Pierce. ttM,a w,n u,e cn,wrrn/“S a ToU^r' Walker terminated sooner than exi also calling on former friends in So. Bend. Ind- were at their Gun the South for thirty yean and are no°O- Boo , i daughters remained for a Mra. Jess Crossett and herzuncle, that vicinity. lake cottage over the weekend for now completing a two weeks' varaMrl Kotesxy of Grand Rapids. th their grandparent*. > Harry Buskirk, of Grand' 'Rapid*, pectcd on account of the cold । MU. Cock, -ho m^» to ■ «UU"« re“U,'‘ ™ 22!.'.°2 ohp Kepkey I* in very poor , were Wednesday visiters at thc nia and two brothers. Edward Vemabelle Poulson of Hastings is »n<> friends. .Mr. and Mrs Earl VanSlckle and home with her aunt. Mrs. Sarah Janeschek of Detroit and Frank little son returned home Wednes­ Campbel), has gone to Battle CJcck enjoying a week's racaUon with her:. Mr. and Mra. Roy Smith and Janrachek of Middleville. day from u visit with his parent* to spend the summer with her’parents. Mr. and Mra. Henry Foul- daughter Barbara of Caledonia were, son. on ’— her sister. Mra ’L. ° R.I |— 1[callers ""— — 1 , Mrs. Elizabeth Landen is spendat Hart. Earl is doing a little farm­ parents. Mr. and Mra. Roy Cook. a “*al 'J1* home of ing at the Bert Raimer farm..where Mra. Dale Shaver of Tqjedo, Ohio. I Tlw girl* of Mrs. J. L. Rugg’s Sun- Beeler and family. Sunday evening., Bert Is laid up with a broken ankle to spending the week with her sis­ day school class and a few invited' Charles Claier fell in the yard Cassius Nlbbs, who to In poor health, Rower and Roderick Campbell of ter. Mrs. Wm. Sweet and family. guests to tlie number of eighteen of his home one day last week and *** —— Labarge spent the weekend with met with Mra. Rugg on Tuesday cut the ride of hl* head on the — — — . . —. ... ------------ Rug* tlie side his rAiinTUAIiee Meu/e. Ts.t th. i. kw.t., i» h* Mrs. Lawrence Ward, wife of thc •n»l? tk.t w>” their grandmother. Mr*. Roy Rus­ pastor of Caledonia-and Parmelee evening of last week for a shower cement step and bruised his face COURT HOUSE NEWS n., s'.'rtri sell. Their parent*. Mr and Mr* Methodist churches, underwent an for Jean Bliss Fisher, a recent bride, and neck badly necessitating metll-’ --------------------- --------------------=- I t*» »iin»i*d rest ot th* w.itroeilra Robert Campbell came after them operation in Univettrity hospital. Dainty refreshment* were ,served cal care. He. I* belter and sits out PROBATE COURT Sunday. Ann Arbor. Monday. .1 and many nice git is were received some on tlw porch. Fit Louis C. Walker Report ot Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Blake andby the guest of honor. An out-ofConsiderable work wa* done on Mi** Hazel Campbell went to High-1 Mr and Mr*. S. G. Smith have town guests was Barbara Senen the community playground nnd plc- sale filed, order cooflrming sale en­ Ibr «ttk» tered. Inheritance tax determined. , gone to their cottage at Barlow lakq land Park. Ill . north of Chicago. Chy ■< Itsatis. Leary of Hastings. nlc park Monday evening of last for the summer. Est. Alice Rose Oibba. Annual ac­ ‘Saturday to visit (heir daughter.j Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Griffeth week and wc understand another Mra. Marc Squier. and expected toJI Misses Donna Davis and Arlene' spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs meeting of men and boys is ached- count filed. HF. IT VUHTIIKK RKSVl.VF.n: Tksj ™mve I William* left Monday morning to Clark Seeley and family at Battle uled for this evening. The slide arrive nome home aionaav. Monday. 1 ----- ----------------- ------ - ---------- ----------Mrs Glenn Solomon to convales-1 attend the 4-H club meeting at East Creek. and teeter are In working order; i»nt and Inventory filed. ring from her major operation nt | Lansing, and Reginald Smith of Mr. and Mra. Earl Kcrmcen of as are the tables nnd stove and sand; Est. James F. Ream. Petition Pennock hospital and Is expected; Ada. also a student at the T.-K.• Pannelee were Sunday visitors of boxes and courts ere staked out. and order to sell, transfer and ason til* h home this week. Mra. P. Sneathen I school. Is al*o attending. These | their daughter. Mrs. M. D. Roberts The Eastern Star Past Matrons'sign Consumer* Power Block filed. will care for her during her conva- young folk* ore among the high and family in Allegan. , club —will ••• •-------------------------—*•—- — - — -------- - Annual • ac­ have--Its monthly meeting Ext. Giles Shepard. lescence. . 'ranking 4-H members of this; Ben Carpenter, who ha* been ill nnd pot luck dinner at lhe play­ count filed. ’ Tlie sale at the Ben Carpenter j county. In St. Mary's hospital. Grand ground park this Friday. Est John A. Smith. Petition to farm ... at ---------Parmelee. Saturday MU* Edna Schantz,—daughter ------------. . after-1 ___________________ Rapid* ot! for several weeks, was to Two auto accidents In the nearby employ counsel and pay coats and noon was a real su/:css. things, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schantz of. have a second operation Monday. community Saturday evening, a col- expenses filed, order to employ bringing a very satisfactory price.! near CalAionla and Sergeant Lyle! Clifford --------- - Purdy, who ha* -----been Uslon at Shiloh comers near counsel and pay costs and expeiv.es i Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter ore In poor Wood, son of Otto Wood of Par­ working the farm of hl* brother, Ed melee and later In the evening entered. : health. He to in the hospital and she. melee, were united in marriage in' on Grund Rapid* St., uruna tuipiua a... and «uu Hte ww utv Sheriff Jerald Redford Est. Thomas Gorham. Will filed, 1 on crutches following a hip frac-1 the Methodist church of Las Vegas, i Clark son. whose father moved on called down Grand Rapids St. where petition for probate filed, order for ture lost year. .Nevada, on June Ifl. Sgt. Wood to1 thr Smelker farm, also known as the car driven by lhe Sines boy and publication entered. Helen Jean Brog. Shirley and'rationed at Snn Bernardino. Calif.' tlie Bedie Leonard place last fall.'who with the Henning boy had Est. Samuel F. Zerba. Will filed, Dorothy Schipper and Phyllis Fink-, Member* of the Rouse circle are! were recently Inducted Into the . just left the latter's drive and petition for probate filed, order for beiner went to Camp MUhawanna. n.skcd to remember. the monthly, army from this vicinity. , reached lhe lop of the hill when publication entered. rlthi. Your automobile is the only one you will have for Saturday for a two week*' outing.I meeting thia 'Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs Rom Armstrong of j tjtclr car gears stuck. A car driven Eat. Fred B. Wise. Petition for ad­ Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Gillett of ! at tltc home of MLu Mary Moe Constantine were In town Sunday, by a young man’tomlng from lhe ministrator filed, order for publica­ a long time to come. Have it checked regularly Grand Rapids spent the latter part> Those who have mite boxes not looking after thc residence of the. north at excessive speed struck the tion entered | of thc week with their parents. ,B.- turned in at Friday meeting are] i late John Armstrong. .... . . . . you’ll prevent waste of precious gas and oil boys' car nnd damaged... the .back EsL Thomas E Checsebrough F. Gillett and Mr. and Mra. Vance' asked to bring them and hand to The Paul Faulkner family has and shoved it a considerable dis* Report of sale filed. * □nd metals for replacements. Bring it to Andrus Sharp. ; Mrs. Holes. been spending some time at the Est. Will W. Sheffield. Discharge Mr. and Mra. C. L. Hlar returned Quite a. number of furnace* and Frank Lee cottage at Gun lake. one was aerlouslv hurt. of administrator Issued, estate en­ Service for a thorough tune-up. witho home Tuesday night from Uftlr heating systems in town are under-1 Tuesday evening, friends from Lake rolled. vacation trip to Camp Sam Hous- Rolng repairs. Some were unlucky Worth. Fla.. Mr. and Mra. Edwin Friday, while not largely attended Est. Matilda McLravy. Final ac­ ton. Texas, where they vLslted their enough to have them dismantled!। Ports came for a visit and to was a profitable and enjoyable one count filed, order allowing account COMPLETE CHECK-UP AT SPECIAL RATE son. Eldon who to confined in the last week during cold----spell. j spend I ------------------ our ----------their summer vacation • in entered, discharge of executor is­ I hospital with back injuries. They her! one of Gun lake's many cottages. Habl* Rev. nnd Mrs. I. W. Minor and her) ner and program Miss Mary Shoe­ sued, estate enrolled. | are now at their Gun lake cottage mother -------------moved u last •----week •- *from ----- —Ot' Mrs. —Harry — Kope returned to her maker. one of lhe deaconesses In Est. Lusher Campbell. Petition.for llahlr and Vern returned to hli duties In; sego. where he has served Mx years Iwme in Otsego Monday after charge of the Methodist Com­ administrator filed, petition for spe­ thc B<11 Telephone office at Has- as pastor of thc Methodist church -pending the weekend with Mr. and munity Kouse In Grand Rapids, cial administrator filed, order ap­ । ting*. Monday. land are now getting acquainted! Mra. Wm. McKevltt. Accompanied wa* present and told of her work pointing special administrator en­ । Mrs Ciu*. Down*, the former Ed- with their new partohloncra. Rev.'by Martha Dietrich, all drove to tered. bond of special administra­ win® MacNaughton. whose husband • Carley nnd family aLso moved on Ada. Sunday, calling on friends close at hand that we are all quite tor filed, letters of special admin­ . has gone abroad, has gone to Chi- Wednesday to their new charge alj In nnd near that vicinity. ignorant of the service our churches istration Issued. | cago to remain indefinitely. Ed-1 Kalamazoo I Mrs. John Robertson of lhe hos-of are I Mrs. John Robertson the hoarendering through Ita home Est. Florence Fonnan. Order to Tliese are ‘busy times on the farms' pltai force at‘ Caro, and Miss Laurel. mKxions. Reports of the various secwinn was employed in Chicago pre-1 — ‘ ~ use funds entered. vlotts to her marriage. with showers upsetting haying plans Maclver. who has Just completed a Est Lottie Smalley. Testimony of I Tlie Harold Sleeman family of, and with farm help shortage many week of a ten weeks' course at man. secretary of the Status of freeholders filed, license to sell Is­ । Grand Rapids is spending thc week ladles are working in the fields. Wayne University, Detroit, spent the Women, who with her committee sued. oath before- sale filed. Phone 2240 daytime. For night aervJunior Gillett left Saturday eve-| weekend with their parents. Mr. nnd circulated petitions through th# EsL Annie M. Heldemati. Annual Ice phone 2352 or 2230 lake. nlng for an Arkansas camp after, Mr* M. A. Maclver at Parmelee. village asking the Village Council account filed. , Miss Janet Weimer of East Lan-1 n week's furlough spent with hLs' Jack Hamilton spent Sunday In to close . the. tavern* and other E*L,Hartley J. Gallup. Waiver of sing spent several days last week father. B. p. Gillett and brother*. Grand Rapids with his nuxte. place* of business selling beer and astinga, Michigan notice filed, order assigning residue at the home of her courin. M. A • Jnek and Woodrow of Grand Rap- Marvel O'Connor. entered. Oreaaiag Maclver at Parmelee. Her friend. ids. Junior enjoys his work a-s cook. Boys of the community from the Ise*, together with all pool and Est. Lottie Smalley. Band on sale Vulcaalring Wiping Prt. Woodrow Simmon* of Fort Mrs. Mary Flnkbeiner of west I age of eight years up are requested blllard rooms, from midnight Satur­ filed, bond of executrix filed, report Custer, wa* a Sunday guest A Jump in hog prices, adds one Thomapple to spending a. few days, to meet at I P. M.. Friday.. July 3, day night of each week and remain dt her home on Larkin St at the new playground to meet the closed until 7 o'clock Monday morn­ more to the Hat of needed Inven­ Est. Samuel F. Zerbe. Waivers of Ing as a carpenter's helper nt Mus­ Mr. and Mr*. Allen Pender of Y secretary, Lyn Lewis for organized ing. gave a report. These petitions notice filed, proof of will filed, or­ tions: A combination refrigerator kegon 1* home this week, assisting Hastings'*were callers of her niece, play. and wall safe, for the pork chop. x were signed by 317 eligible voters der admitting will entered. ' his father In carpenter work at the Mrs Claude Rosenberg and other Town folks who have gone to1 and also a petition was presented Est, Anna F. Eckert. Bond of Chas. Minor farm, two miles west friends in this vicinity one day last their Gun lake cottage* for tlw1 signed by twenty-nine young peotrustee filed, letters of trusteeship of town. i summer are. the Ear) Lee and Cllf- pie. it wa* the belief of lhe Worn- Issued. ■ ford Gardner families. Mra. Swift an'* Society and the signers that BARGAINS ! and children. Mrs Benaway andI such action 1* necessary for the DURFEE son. the Ritchies. Hlara. betterment of the morals of the The doctor reduced the fracture Have fun this summer! And before your vacation or trip make I faster David Lutz of IlUpolls.. community. The councllmen reIt a point to visit the Rexall Drug Store's Playtime Sale. You'll IU~ spent some time last week withi fused to grant the petitions UntilI Hammond Friday. She came home really have fun shopping at the low prices during this sale— hto little friend. Dickie Dean. such time as other places selling I from Pennock hospital Saturday and and of course all Rexall items are fresh, full quality merchandise. | Mr. and Mrs. J. L Hodgson ofI beer and wine in nearby communi-. her daughters are caring for her. Find out for yourself—today. 1 Kalamazoo spent from Friday over• ties nnd villages close theirs. Thet Sunday callers were Mr. and Mra. I the -weekend with her mother andI society appreciated the hard work: Geo. Baulch of Hastings. Mr. and • Koon students ol human g . daughter. Mrs. Isabel lipper, andI Mrs. Hickman nnd committee didI Mra. Harry Johnson of BatUe Creek, DAINTY Mrs. Roy Steen and family. nnd fee’. that the effort will not bet Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams of Maple nature tell us that moat worry ■ i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peeling, andI lost. The members of the societyr Grove and Mrs. William Surplice. DEODORANT ia about money. What is ■ Mr. and Mrs. Cart Dunlap and Joani having mite boxes who did not tum, local. by . and Beverley VanderKolk. all of , Mr. and Mra Ernie Bateman were -------------------------------— _J , them In are requested to hand them your money problem? ■ POWDER AND . Detroit were greeting old friends! to their circle leader or Mrs. Holes! guests of Mr. and Mra. Russell Bate­ । Saturday evening. The Dunlaps re- [ as the quarterly missionary appor-, man at Mason, Sunday. Coma In and talk over with ■ GERMICIDAL SOAPI. Mra. Ashley Van Dom and daugh• enabling over until Hutlday night tlonmenl to now due. The next, ILLE •L^agJKKDVJ!. IN YOUR DRIVE TO VICTORY CHECK YOUR CAR REGULARLY SI ?&' VULCANIZING . . . ALL KINDS General Tire and Tube Repairing ANDRUS SERVICE MOM/GS for Hie WHOLE FAMILY WHAT'S TOURMONEY PROBLEM DON’T Be Out Guessed N A »bft. ab*orb«nt powder to mask perspiration and other odors—with a famous Firstaid soap containing I'I Mercuuc Iodide— Gently antiseptic. BOTH FOR ------ 'LL 39- CLOSED FORMULA FEED' NOW that it is your patriotic duty-aa well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand­ Open Formula Feeds . i 59cp®i EOOT POWDER Am FOOT BALM J7C JuagMZ-:.'Xi; f0R win Buy three pair Stay Tie white shoe lace* 27," and take your choice nf any one of these white shoe cleaners. Elkay's While Shoe Cleaner & Polish Elkay's White Shoe Paste Elkay's While Shoe Soap ■T7 Give white shoe* a real J > beauty treatment—only » /9c SAVINGS STAMPS! BUY THEM HERE 1 THE REXALL DRUGGISTS COURTESY AND FRIENDLY SERVICE SHOWN TO ALL Prompt Delivery Service They enable the fanner to check on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). ' 2 When made by a reputable manufac­ turer interested in HIS welfare he knows just WHAT be is paying for. 3 The farmer can get an Idea of the dollar value of thc ration. HASTINGS 1915 1942 W. E. ROBB. rranOr 4 Ho can consult with thc Michigan State College as to feeding value of the ration. Be Prepared Farm Bureau MILKMAKKRS - MERMASHES • PORK­ MAKERS have hOSUperjora-Aakiisfor opau-formula booklets on our feeds. .... . . FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. Kg HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. Whan you need cash, you ■ signature and security. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION ItAiitNOB 5*7“L"BANK*BLDO* F. M. Bf.iudiya Thingi You Have Been Looking For 4 Ac Hose, per ft. I gal._ Chicken Water I4J Fountain* — Crockery OU Electric $g-50 - $ 5 - gal. Chicken waler fountains “ "" . galvanixd $285 2 burner Oil Stove j5 Baler ... Had we followed the advice of Winston Charchin. MacArthur Electric Mixer* £O 1-10 New Pyrex Pie Sunbeam S12.0M.0M PAID IN 27 YEARS ’1750 Laiy Davis established, state-wide organiralton with.IM agents to terr. JERRY ANDRUS. NaHonol Bank Bldg.. Phone 2519 Citizens’ Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. - HowtU, Michigan ■ puzzling you. SCARCITY ITEMS NOW AVAILABLE 1000 ft. Rubber liemember Libya, the Philliplnro, and Pearl Harbor CARVETH & STEBBINS PHONE IU1 Mr. and Mra. Henry Davis and Winifred and Jack Davis attended I a reunion at Alma recently. Open formula feeds were originated by the Farm Bureau ns a farmers’ organization. Contents of closed formula feeds had to be guessed nt. Farmer*’ feeds are open formula and Hat the ingredients pound for pound on lhe feed tag, because; Try to find these advantages in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED TAKE PART OF YOUR CHANGE IN WAR i with his parents. Mr. and Mra. Er-1 meeting will be held the last Fri-, tera of Coldwater spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Footer. nest Dunlap and grandmother. Mra day in August. Emma Pender Tlie ..,v UMrc others .» went wc.i# UU| on| MH. Mra. muia Anna nvwiit, Hewitt, a resiaent resident of,.. of Mr‘ John Moore and to Imd M.r,„J,ek *Penl to Wayland Wayland and and visited visited the tlie girts*: girls* this thia community community for for twenty twenty years.I years.) r»th«r Sunday with Mr. with and Mr. Mrs and Harrv Mrs. Harry father and brother, John v...*.., Vander- [ -a.passed away quite suddenly <1 from a Sunday Kolk and Burdette, over the week- heart alUck at her home Friday William* and family tn Lansing. *nd. | evening about 10 o'clock. She had Master Bernard and John came for Mrs. Day Pugh went to Vermont- had a couple of heart attacks prt- theln vacation. Miss Jacqueline Thomas and vllle Friday for a few days' stay ] viously but had been working'the James Houghtalln were married Sunday at eleven o'clock by Rev.i H. R. Pfeiffer al the local parson- • 7Cc Q95 ■w -W • Glatt Me! Electric Hot Haics Utility Baking Dish < Oiled Silk Bawl Caver Sal <5> .. 5” 2” 45' 35 Sl,di"« Window .Screens, 12 in. __ UU (Oiled Silk "-■Mixer Cover OU G. E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-07-09.pdf 90b56c990cf8ec819c6bdc3611bb5d96 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SKVKNTH YEAR VALUED RELICS OF BURDETTE NORRIS 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1942 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 Get In The Scrap TRAINING AT CAMPS The Lawrence J. Bauer American Legion post and the Auxiliary will entertain the fourth district con­ ClM, Lola Unit 2. Pina vention here Bunday, the 19th. Lake Unit 3, Busy Days A luncheon al 12:30 at Legion hall precedes the business met Ung and' For Naw Men program which Includes election of1 . officers. | Actual basic LnstrucUon tn their J. P. Kelley. .Detroit win be rieit1 duU«» and guard* wu speaker. About 100 delegates arei*™**1 Tuesday morning last weekC expected, and all district officers are *or about 80 enlisted men In the United State^ coast guard, at the planning to be present. The local post asks for a general display of Kellogg Foundation lake cam pa at The men flags in business ... streets and on Pine and Claar lakes realrtenrea on residence* nn Sunday, Rnrulav each one. on the preceding Monday. ---------------- •-»-*---------------Tuesday last week 78 more trainees arrived at Battle Creek, all of whom ■ w aw wwm. were sent to the Foundation camp • at St Mary's take near Battle Creek . Early this week another lot will arrive. Beginning this week all new Order "In Stride" CROOKED LAKE CASE ☆ .Car Burned Monday On Rutland Rood NUMMR FAT SALVAGE DRIVE HARB HERE In making steel, the only sub­ A little after midnight Undenher* stitute for scrap Iron 1* pig Iron. Fur the mills to make 100 pounds phone by Mrs. Clarence Yoho, of A Soldier’s Utter of 1842 Waste Material, Source wristlets was received by the pro-! Opgnina of Roadway Tile of pig Iron, it requires 150 pounds Rutland, that a car was burning In Account Book 100 Yrs. Old Glycerine. Vital In Defas duction department of the Barry wP«nm9 noaowoy me the rojulway near Iter home. Through the courtesy of Burdette Industries County Chapter. American Red On June 27 the board of super- 50 iKKinds of limestone—all hauled Sheriff Bera and the undVraheriff CWu. Th. .rucu. nn Io be mid. q b..^ Norris, of Yankee Springs, son of out of mines and shipped by boat U1V„ w Housewives In Barry county of olive drab yam and were oc. ... ...... and rail over great distances to blast: v„tlgaUon They learned that the Benjamin P. Norris, d< pioneer of a.im .hlppnl W Auguil 10. Th, ,'“a eommluloo w opor. U» Ute furnaces where an expensive operaar belonged to Hugh Gray of Clare, that township, we itave been priv­ sweaters are turtle neck style, size-under the county road across the tlon reduces this combination to pig, Mlch.. one of the crew of men who tlonwide drive to i ileged to peruse a letter, written 42. with long sleeves. ■ r* Crooked ~ (mn Your Voitr scrap arran Iron Iriwi can fan ellmln- arr engaged j u> pul■ down a . - -------------- -----------. narrow part■ of* “ the original iron. a- test oil kitchen fats which Just having taken charge of pro- ‘-f • whlch a — -—/ separates •«< these costly, time -consuming on March 29. 1862. by bls father, then — ■ —— - what — w., lhe .... JwneB- P a . Me a-aaad —a farm a a-a aaa in a.. gfnCHU SSlVagC r-WtrWfl g ducUon, Mn. Flea Fred Bechtel, Chairchair­ are now UCtiOn, MF!. nAw designated ■■ — nnr( ll.ttlnnrl srr Grey nr»v said that that he Ha counly niesr fau are a wi serving In the Union army tn Com-L ■f as Unn Upper and steps. I, Rutland Mr. man and Mn. V. D. Ackerman, her Lower Crooked take*. pony H. Northwestern Rifle Reel-■. 1 hot water fapiler could supply, WM traveling east in his car. at | aiycertne needed in defense assistant were somewhat worried ment. The letter was sent from Bt The Banner has previously related ateel for 1 37 mm. gun. about 15 miles an hour, when he'tries . about getting the work done. But how that tile was plugged some Ume I pound fiaUron could sup- discovered fire breaking out under --- - - -­ they went to work on the telephone ago. recently opened. U»en plugged P>y Iron for 4 hand grenade*. tlw hood text He Jufn lumped stamp on the envelope. In place of lhe pe<« •- tint. W 'I the stamp there was written by T. and Inside of ten days all the yam again, then opened again and ftaal-; 1 *°o>«n suit could supply wool^■ J,** injury to himself. himself, The car waa ln ,n BVfrM, of on], orsave Injury «3. Hobart, Major of the regiment.' was given out and the articles prom- iy plugged a third time The recent *or 2 army blankets. ■ ruined riilnMl by tvv the iHd. fire, fir* e .... .. . 'ised by that date. "‘*“ the** words; "Soldier's Letter." and opening and plugging wu* done by _ 1 doublf h^et could supply wool, -----------------------------------------Some of Ute faster knitters prom­ that statement carried the letter narily imported from the Paclfte ised to make two sweaters, among without postage to his brother. islands now in Japanese hands Must Use Recaps Instead lake camp, where they will receive thfm Mrs. Floyd Miller of Assyria. Henry D Norrts. Yankee Springs, Mrs. George Hebden will be la Of Retreads on Tiras Barry Co.. Michigan.” On the en­ direct charge of the drive hare la en to Clear and Pine take camps, ale Tredinnick of Hastings Mrs -nud to them a petition uanrt by ■w1' lron '" ' »-"«• ’» la now I‘“M*w*nl*dlaMV County Clerk Allan Hyde, adminHastings. She Is completing where their training will be com-_____ _ ___ _ .... ---------------- ■I Cotuae ownett. and property own-! era! Hallock The lack of a 3-cent ,. , ____ I — - al­ her organisation plans, further an­ ; Istrator of the Barry County War pleted. The UUTC three camps are des- rooms on Ptiday afternoons to give ee.. wl»w land, bordered Upper , 1 •“2,'“’ nouncements of which will be pubthe 3-tUBatUe Creek C.—X assistance in knitting, completed onj Crooked lake, adrtna the board to receiving office, for there wasi Price and Rationing Board last ignated as units of th> “*'>■ “““ stamped on the envelope "Due 3c”. week received a notice from state station of the coast guard. tnalllule proeeadlntp. In cinull I ' akat® k door huntea _______ General information concerning fat rooms to be used as a model by court to determine and maintain lhe I ?<*?or In the letter after stating that he: and national authorities in regard to i J**” lr**lt burner. 1 txaah Count, Me.ehnnt. Atraodv salvage Is given by Mrs. HabdMB level ot lhe Upper lake The board ~uld -upply metal toe 1 M .“!! Ah“dr more Inexperienced knitters. was well. Benjamin Norris tells of retreads for automobiles, both trucks I as follows: Save all cooking fat This incident U Just further proof received lhe petition and retortedmartthw tun Nene July Quota a recent battle, and asks his broth­' and passenger care, which Is e.pe■ Including drippings and deep fats of the willingness of Barry County ­ er Henry "what do the people of dally Important to them, partlcu-' “1 8 p m' mcn w l h U. Proaeeutlnt Attorney Caunoee' “^'“' kJ'd'"^«J^ud_“FHaahrtlle took a commandlnt usd for frying potatoes. Ash. dough* I1,1 water safety, gunnery, signalling. people to assist In the war effort Barnett, directing him to take the pl{ Yankee Springs think of the war?”' laai, I r • g.“ > lead as the first week of the Rs rev 1 U?^Ck drtver*- .... first aid infantry dose order drill. bender Wat .tap. io have Ute ] ■ ">■“ ’ r'T.rtr.^ ' 'du^pTS He asks him also for news about the This notice says that when drlv-, **'*• “*“• "‘*“‘"2'■ rope *pBeln< ,nd war. complaining that, though he era are told t))at they MUST USE! level ot Upper crooked lake deler-l SJtofctd °«nd CmpaW ended Mon­ and strained Into a clean, wldawas a soldier, and might be pre­ RECAPS INSTEAD OP RETREADS mined by the Circuit court in' the; . .. ■— M—It.— hu-t. ... —_.-.u— mouth container such as an empty sumed to know about it. as a mat­ many of them, strenuously object, J11* W' manner provided by state taw. That for M JO^caUbcr baH cartridg es, : day. SINCE THE OFFICIAL OPENclaiming that recaps do not per-; officer was proceeding with the! ' ’ * 1 INO ON JUNE 1. NASHVILLE that the container should be concerning It. unless he happened form satisfactorily. Ill**® Ou!e camE*' equlpdrafting of the necessary papers MERCHANTS HAVE ACCOUNTED to obtain a newspaper, which rare­ The state and national groups say VtMrdUPPbu7 haaf<abo 'made looking up the taw. eic.. when an­ ! FOR 82.187.13 WORTH OF STAMPS paper container should be avoided. ly occurred. other petition came to the board.I a »|/rt\ FIIA IR that when such complaints are In-, Store the salvaged fat In the n ' AND BONDS. THUS GOING 2.734 Other matters In the letter were vcsllgated. it la found that OVER-; This later one was signed by 21 per-| A\KHJ \IIhAU Graduates From Corpus TIMES OVER THEIR QUOTA of frlgerator and take It to a Loa personal, pertaining to members of LOAD and SPEED cause their trouh*ad<lu*r‘«r» in ln "‘e Ttou?d*Uot> headquarters sons, claiming to own more than 51 vearv Christi School, July 4 8600 FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF meat dealer (which includes any < the family. Mrs. Minnie D. Springer, ble with retreads. They say that Ba‘“'.. per cent of the prpoerty abutting r/kfa f 1 : JULY! daughter of Henry D. Norris, found new Urea win not give satisfactory | n”* DeForest Walton. Jr., son of Dr. both the Upper and Lower Crooked Mil? I ANNINI1 ' Hastings with sales of 8'4.05135 counter) before it becomes rancid. service under under such such conditions. conditions. Commander Hugh B. Masters for-; and Mrs. D. D. Walton. Hastings, takes The later petition asked that 11 W this letter some time ago when go-' service V However, for the sake of economy ig I from a quota of 85300. percentage handling, see that not leas than one ' The notice says that objections by mer director of the camps but now graduated from Ute naval aviation the board proceed under the taw to .7M. was second. ' longing to her father. The writer' such applicants cannot be accepted the commander of the Battle Creek training school at Corpus Christi. have the level of the original Crook­ One Day 549 Applied. pound at a time Is turned In. A prtoe of the letter. Benjamin P. Norris,■ The "camel back.” used by the U coast guard station, will continue | Texas. July 4. and waa commissioned ed take, which Included the Upper 1 Herewith Is a tabulation for lhe Were Given 12,118 died tn 1906. ; entire county arranged in order ot 8. army In Its truck-lire recapping. to occupy his office at the Founda-'' an ensign in the U. 8. Naval Air and Lower takes, determined by Pounds of Sugar i ixrst record based on percentage of Burdette Norris also left with usI Is exactly the same grade as Is procourt action Tlie supervisors also for examination a book of accounts,■ vlded for other truck tires. Army County Clerk Allan Hyde, admin-1’“S**; ., referred that petition to the prose­ evidently kept by one of the NorrisI1 truck drivers must keep speeds un- menU1^fh*lh28itaUon,yaL^1 f’oTThe' «“««»«» «*«»’ iChO01 ln im ,?nd' cuting attorney, directing him to istrator of the Barry County War' Ch>ln^n brothers From one entry tn the1 der 40 miles per hour, except when Ist iSS sS Iln «MlUou to making-an excriirm take the matter of determining the Price and Rationing Board? report. JJph JXo book we would say it belonged to1 tn combat or in an emergency. A B E^ch tre££? wUl h^i^alx weeks schoU*Uc ««<>"». WM “u’e on ,8^?' level of the original take Into the that, up to July 1. there had been Each trainee will have alx weeks lfanu Bnd workfd ,{Ur Circuit court. James Norris, its accounts, espe­ 10-ply 4J»1 applications made to the board । J*r. lo-piy truck tire ure wears out twice as cially prices paid for labor and com­ fast at 60 miles per hour as It does ™ ‘™ln'“g sugar for canning purposes all _ Co,n,,‘onlIy • Hasting*. Chairman .7. . . t school hours and during vacations Naturally court procedure will be for »r7,Xh,«roIr.nXWn~“! Mary, lake camp-'ln j c modities. were Interesting, and a complicated by the fact that there contrast to those prevailing at the The amount of sugar allowed was; **"**“* per tenl The notice adds that eligible tire­ now called "Unit 1" of the Battle He entered Western Michigan Col­ are two petitions asking for differ­ coast guard station. He present time. 112 976 txiunds quota ,7M. users. especially truckers, must rec­ Creek lege of Education (Then W.8.T. C.>. ent determinations. Under date of August 10. 1827. Mr. ognise that recapping must be done will be "In detention" while at Kalamazoo in 1937 and graduated On the busiest single day there'. Communlta: Freeport. Chairman As the petition signed by the 61 were ^apphrente to wh<^ (Continued on page 1. Sec. 3) Norris wrote the following: "Hiram before the tread Is worn too thin, In 1041 with a Bachelor of Science cottage owners first came before the (Continued on page 1. Bee. 2) 810815 cenl which makes them vulnerable to board, and u the supervtson had granted 12,118 lbs. rationing stamps Noa. 5 at instructed the prosecutor to proceed The administrator states that he °‘ quo<* ™ . the local rationing board Common ty: MiddlevlUe. CTutiras vice-president of the student with the determination of the level wlU continue to receive applications Barry council. He won his "W" In track of Upper Crooked-lake, and ua he for sugar for canning a. long aa> ,.n*,n: Paul F»ul*nCT' there Is fruit to can In some other1 «!*.}£.^“‘’’fL8500'0? I*1 i the matter was preparing to do that before the (cross country) and was a member Short Way Bus Lines have start­ qU°^ T^55.,, , stamps 1 to caps, aa It does, then civilian ed operation between Hastings and of the varsity debate team. second petition was received and counties rationing boards have 11m- 81J?^°' ?o? one users must adopt army methods tn Jackson, via Charlotte and Eaton While attending college he en­ acted upon, the cottage owners did ited the time during which sppllc r.hC“nmunUy- ,1D*lt£"' lwPralr,e’,1U*'! atlons can be made; but that Is no<| Cha.lrn't?^,nJ3UaI ,F*^!kn1,e.r' ' each covered * The directors of the Windstorm the care of tires by recapping. Rapids, effective Monday. June 29. rolled In one of the civilian aero- not desire to have the tile under the troe in Barry county. | ‘ ■' All qualified tire Inspectors know Fred M. Temple, vice president of roadway opened. The water In the Co. have decided that their as­ Upper take Is now two or three feet u. that mat the for recaP» of Short Way Unea. slates there will So far 142 merchants In Barry , 1 pound per wok sessment on policy holders In county have filed with this county's1 OoRumnrita - Woodland. ' was made res higher than the tUe. mutual company for the coming' rffeads and must inform tire users be one round trip dally, including 5 sndTLIh Accordingly the cottage owners, War Price and Rationing board their; year shall be the usual one of 151 Th^ notice concludes "today no Sundays and holidays. If needed, t*5-50 P*r cent 01 good for lwt> j by one of their number. John Ze- celling prices on goods they sell as' J*'' cents per 8100D0. That Is a rea- «»* *»“ ‘he rt«h‘ 10 destroy a Ure more service will be added later. they were too buyk. on July 3, through their at­ the federal law directs. The. ceil-, ,u®** wmable rate, and It would seem'f,rc*" br overloading, speed or Under the plan now in operation, °ldl®y w wreks^h. T torney George O Dean, of this ing prices tn each ease we(<e the' that no property owner would risk'1™’*1 0Vfr, rou*h RV‘1 unCTen buses will leave Hastings for JackthMt the distribution of sates t city, brought Injunction proceedings highest prices the dealer asked In lhe loss'of hl* buildings by cyclone'gr°u'Jd- orlor oU,er reason, 1942 here “ follows: Zone 1. Homer again”, the county road commission, March or windstorm when the annual . wh»ch wouW contribute to abuse or .....v.i, .rw. omiih -an' tirsm i w-wperson per its members, its secretary and high­ coat 1* but^8130 on 81J00 of In-1 n^^t °f Un*, Reahm. capt . 880635; ZooP 3. Dick way engineer. surance. _ One storm, that ot of ANNUAL anjgrjNQ local bus agent can supply further Jacobo, capt. 81355.50: Zone 4. The complaint filed in the in­ Armistice Day 1940. caused nearly ' “ | Delton Rural Agricultural School Information. John Delnaay. capt., 8307.75. junction proceedings states that the 30.000 windstorm losses (o our local;; District The three high firms here were tile In question had been closed for company. In other words that one! The annual meeting of the qual- FISHED WITH TOO as follows: J. C. Penney Co., 860136; fifteen years: that excessive rains In MANY LINES In answer to many Inquiries In Storm brought losses to over a1 ifled school electors of the Delton tween June 38 and July 26 regard to transportation for rural Walldorf! Furniture, 851750; Con­ good for two pounds; No. quarter of the policy holders. Ev­ Rural Agricultural School district Jesse Badgerow and Gaylord Jolly sumers Power. 8453.00. water to rise in Upper lake, and students. SupL D. A. VanBusklrk ery one of them was paid in full1 will be held In the school house in were fishing on Thomapple lake Barry county's official July quota that opening it now would harm the announces that there will be no m rapidly as the losses could be' said district on July 4. when Conservation Officer is 88112 00. although the campaign interests of the complainant and change In this bus service. Stu­ adjusted. George Sumner paddled up close to Monday, Joly 12. 1942, reduce the value of his cottage pro­ dents may plan on the buses to take directors have set 88.650 00 as the reported during the past few The Windstorm Co. Is the sec­' for the purpose of electing two their boat. That officer called their perty. located on the shore of the th-m to and from school as in pre­ ond largest in the world, and the' trustees for a period of three years attention to the fact that they were Upper lake. vious yean. Restrictions in their campaign. county retailers have al- ' largest in Michigan. It has a to succeed Henry Moorhus and Geo using more fish lines than the law The complaint says that the com­ use do not effect these dally trips. ready accounted for 77.77 per cent ' valued reputation for aquare-deal- H. Eddy, whose terms expire, and permitted. He invited them to meet of this enlarged quota. plainant and others interested had Ing with all its patrons. The of­ transact any other business that him and Justice Bowman Monday A fact to remember about those filed a petition asking the board of FORMER SUIT. HASTINGS ficers and directors could not be' may be legally brought before said night tn Hastings. Badgerow came, war stamps and bonds is that they ' supervisors for a court determina­ SCHOOLS DIES AT HOWELL admitted the charge against him more interested in Ite progress and1 meeting are not gifts but the finest invest­ tion of the lever-of Upper lake, so Morley E. Oebom. superintendent prosperity If they owned the com­ Henry Moorhus and George H and paid the 85.00 fine and 86 85 ment now available on tlie market 1 that the rights of all concerned in of schools in Hastings from 1609 to pany. They take their duties to1 Eddy have been legally nominated costs which the justice assessed. conversation with the the matter will thus be legally set­ 1911. died Thursday. July 2. at Mc­ Each stamp and bond purchasod ’' the stockholders, who are the! to succeed themselves Jolly failed to show up. It will be itelpa to reduce eventual danger | nauuc hying units and qualified for tled Pherson Memorird hoept tai. Howell, policy holders, seriously and carry The polls will be open from 10:00 from the dread economic danger of a private hying license. Under these conditions the plain­ after a several weeks' illness. on (he company's business on After gradualon. he enlisted in the tiff asks that the Barry County road After serving in educational cir­ uncontrolled inflation. sound business principles. naval aviation corps and passed the commission be restrained from cles here and in the Thumb district. ington office. It appears to bi Dated at Delton. Mchlgan. this stiff mental and physical exams re­ opening the tile under the roadway, Mr Osborn became engaged in MARJORIE HILL WINS the fanciful wishing at torn* 30th day of June. 1942. quired for that branch of the serv- and from Interfering In any manner farming in Ingham Co At the time SCHOLARSHIP AT W.M.C.E. Signed BOARD OP EDUCATION NAVY NEEDS YOUR with the present level of Upper of his death he held the position of Miss Marjorie L Hl11. daughter bonus I . By R. O. Henton. Secretary. Adv., BINOCULARS After his present furlough is over. Crooked lake. x. investigator for the Ingham Co. of Mrs. Morris Hill, received word The United States Navy has ap- Ensign Walton wiM report at a west­ The plalnUff asks that at the Bureau of Social Aid. last week that she had been granted । pealed directly to the people of our ern station. nearing of this case In the Circuit Surviving are the widow, two a scholarship by W M C. E. for city for the loan of binoculars meetThe supervisor of each district is Court, a preliminary Injunction be daughters. Mrs. Robert Musson, 1943-1943 This Includes tuition and I ing Navy requirements for the durarequired by taw. when he makes his granted, restraining tlie defendant* Howell. Mrs. Thos. Caldwell, north­ student fees. spring property aasesaihenta. to also from doing any act or ketr men­ ern Michigan. The scholarship Is granted on the Binoculars are a necessity on the HA8TING8 CITY BAND CONCERT make a census of the dog population tioned, un|il that court shall have Services were held from the Mc­ basis of scholastic standing and a fighting ships of our Navy. Look­ July 9th. 8:00—First Ward Park At the June session of our board, made Ito determination fixing the Dowell funeral home on Sunday recommendation by an administra­ moved to Hastings tills spring from outs use them to keep a constant the official figures were reported for level of Upper Crooked take, which followed by services at White Chapel tive officer of the high school who vigil for enemy ships, planes and National Anthem each district as follows:’- ’ determination the plaintiff and ,60 considers the general qualifications ton waa personnel director at South submarines. The Ilves of our sail­ March—Marines Hymn, Phillips. others have asked to be made, and crematory. Detroit. Assyria 205; Baltimore 211; Barry of the applicant Including character Overture—The Gypsy Festival, 180; Carlton IM; Castleton 294: Dakota State college. He is con­ ors. marines, and transports of toward which steps have already BOYES AGENCY SALES and extracurricular activities. Hastings township 140; city. 1st nected here with the Hastings Mfg. soldiers depend on them been taken by the prosecuting at­ Mias Hill, an honor student in Co. Mr. Compton Is a native of Two types of instruments are ac ­ Mr. and Mrs Bert Payne of Mexican Walts — La Golondrina. and 4th wards, 1U; City, 2d and torney. the Hastings High school class of Grand Rapids District which in­ Vermont and a graduate of Katacepted by the Navy. They are Grand Rapids have bought the SerradelL 3rd wards 200; Hope 224. Irving Judge McDonald has fixed Sat­ Whitmore house corner Jefferson '42. has shown leadership by the cludes Allegan, Berrien and Bony maxoo college and the University of Bausch and Lomb or Carl Zeiss, March—Manhattan Beach. Sousa. urday. July 18. as the date for hear­ 166: Johnstown 355; Maple Grove counties It is the duty at thia Michigan. Vocal Solos: (a)—Somewhere a ing on the merits of the prelim­ and Marshall Sts. .191; Orangeville IM; Prairie­ miuec to keep an account of Ml Mrs. Compton's home town is pair at these, tag them with your Voice is Calling—Tate, Paul Portman has sold the Guy Music Appreciation Club and presi­ war bonds and stampa sold In Use (bi God ville 140; Rutland IM; Thomapple Sheridan. Mich. She Is a graduate name and address, wrap them care­ Bless America—Berlin. Sung by Mr. inary injunction. If granted, the Havens home corner 8 Market and dent of the Junior ctafa. She was county as well 189; Yankee Springs 76. road commission would be prevented of Central State college. Mt. Pleas­ fully and send them to the Naval W Clinton to Mr. and Mrs. Adel- active In music organizations, being from opening the tile, or In any accompanist for the Boys Glee Club. ant. following which she taught Observatory, Washington. D. C. March—Anchors Awelgh, Zim­ manner Interfering with the level bert Heath. ONE AUCTION SALE They will be returned after the war. mermann. Wesley Ferguson has sold the of the Upper lake until its level Is The Comptons have three chil­ If possible. house on E High St to Robert Bur­ wrote the scripts for a Book Club AVIATION EXAMINING BOABM MRS. ORLEY E. Overture— Amphlon, Schmidt. fixed by court action. A temporary play and a minstrel show for the dren, Lenore, 9: Gar Edmore. 7; KNICKERBOCKER, Owner Song—Highways Are Happy Ways. Injunction was granted that aril) dick of Middleville. Monday. July 1>. LL P. Clyde Leonard has transferred 80 Boys Glee Club, and she wrote and As Mrs. Knickerbocker Is discon­ Calmer, 4 months old. prevent action by tlie road commis­ Mr. Compton has a bobby for SPECIAL MEETING tinuing her antique and second March—The Vanished Army, Al­ sion until the court shall act on the acres on section 1 Johnstown town­ directed one part of U>e class night Special meeting of all air raid ship to Herman Frollcl, of Chicago. program. She was also active In hand goods business, she will have gardening and beside a flourishing wardens In city on Tuesday, July 14. ford. question of whether a preliminary the Spotlight and general activities Popular—Star Dust, Carmichael. (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) gineer of the State Highway Dept., of the school. ___ __________ East Madison St.. Hastings. She additional plot bock of the Angell March—Them Basses. Hufflne. has purchased an attractive plat of is offering a large assortment of ent. 60 acres of Ralph Striker, section PROHIBITION antique and secondhand goods. ton has always been interested Ln Chlef Air Raid Warden. Varenl fnnLli'n In article on the front page of 2. Baltimore township, which bord- PARTY CONVENTION Dewey Reed will cry the sale and elub «Uvitle* but at present finds the Banner last week about Major It has finally been positively de­ Oil driners on^e*J. F. Mead farm Clifford Hammond will act as fW, hw hours fairly welt filled with cided to hold a Prohibition organi­ home duties. Mr. and Mrs. Comp­ have, after several unsuccesful at­ the property as a summer home. f,ct lh,t lwo other* from Barry zing convention in the City Hall In ton are living in the Shullers home tempts. struck a supply of water suf­ for full particulars. VvtToI CbnkUn. tor Ihlrtem yror. „„nly who m „„ Hastings on Saturday, July 11. be­ on W. Green 8L ficient to feed their rotary drill and "'e""”™ W S. Andemaa and Harold T. r.1- 1N8TALLED NEW ginning at 2 p. m. All interested Cadsu must Bt. Rose and St. Cyril annual STATIONED AT*’ OC U» BftUna. public ultaaU. h. w. wuh to «, tb,t Klnnl„ OFFICERS MONDAY are earnestly urged to attend. Be- Inclusive; CM mid-summer chicken-pie dinner, BL resigned , thia position to enter the B Andersson la now a Lieutenant At the Monday noon meeting of Rom Hall, Sun.. July It. 11:20 to BANTA ANNA arsenal plant of the Hudson Motor Colonel. the Hastings Rotary elub the new David Townsend, the youngest son 3 p. m. Adults 66c. children 40c Remember to put out your flag Co. De4ro't. officers were Installed a* follows: Sunday when the fourth district O. Avery Aten will be his suc- IONIA FREE FAIR President, D. A. Van Buskirk; vice delegates of the American Legion ADO. 17-22 president, Judge Stuart Clement; Hones TO TAXTAYKM and Auxiliary meet with the L. J. Lorenz Schelhaus of Allegan, who I am ready to collect summer California. Their other two eons -------- — ———has been teaching tn Scottville This Ken Labsrteaux. Ths club has 83 taxes beginning Friday, July 16.— have Important positions In a big venUon. About 100 delegates are'work includes manual arts in junaccording to an announcement re­ members and closed a very good ing Grange hall. July 10 Start sereMabel Field. City Treasurer. 7/9 airplane factory al Buffalo, N. Y expected. i lor and senior high school leased by the Ionia Fair Assn. ALL ' IMPORTANT IMrUKlAfil TO IUALL DRIVERS OF TRUCKS NASHVILLE LEADS ixrrr*’-w 111 OAK JIAFIr ««»1’lra'!Rfil|n ( Al F DUHU J ALE D. WALTON, JR. WINS NAVAL WINGS NEARLY 5000 CONFUSION ABOUT VALUE OF SUGAR STAMPS Hostings—Jackson Bus Service Windstorm Co. to Levy 15 Cent Assessment School Buses To Run This Fall As Usual Here You Hove Official Census of County's Dogs May We Introduce Warren Carter Heads County War Bond & Stamp Committee verroi UOnKlin Accepts Position lh» �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1942 I. a a F. INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS Hasting* Lodge No. M installed their new officers Tuesday evening: Noble Grand. Roland Valentin*; Vioe-Gnmd. Ptoyd Buskirk; Right Support to Nobi* C------ -------bert H. Porter of RPD 1, Doster,. ton; Left Support to Noble Grand. Mich., was recently advanced tor Keith James; Wart Warden. Clyde KuemAvlatlon Machinist* Mate aceondipei: Conductor. E. J. Hildebrandt; class at the Naval Air Station at Outside Guardian. Karl Wellfare; Pensacola. Fla., according to an an- 1 Inside Guardian, Ellaworth Newton: nouncement from lhe public rela-!Left Seen* Bupport. Harry Wood. Uona office of that station. | Jr.; Chaplain. Bird Shellenbarger; Gordon MannL 29. Hastings R. 2.1 R*kht Support to Vice-Grand. Ira has entered training at G real । 8hulti:L4fl Support to Vice -Grand. Lakes Naval Training Station. | J*«n— Carpenter _______ . 1?'o.b0?,r,llr.C‘X 4U»*ni4Ors •Utbor-/ MUNICIPAL COURT T“ lied dep­ ied Sheriff Bera to name five deuMerU xllarding was arraigned in uty sheriffs to serve on the fair Municipal court Monday ; grounds ground* aunng during fair rair week. weex. ,. t ... .. .. _ _ ' fonooan _ ; The board of supervisors at their I LOCAL NEWS 1 ASTE FATS Needed to Make Explosives THE NEED IS URGENT. War ih the Pacific has greatly reduced our supply of vegetable fats from the Far East. It is necessary to find substitutes for them. Fob moke glycerine. And glycerine makes explosives for us and our allies explosives, to down Axis planes, stop their tanks, sink their ships. We need millions of pounds of glycerine and the housewives of America can help supply them. ,t Save Your Fats To Slap the Japs FOUR THINGS TO DO Save all your waste cooking fats. Pour into clean wide mouth can. - 3. Keep in refrigerator, or a cool, dark place until you have collected at least one pound. 4. Bring it to Food Center. We will pay you 5c a Ib. for it. Our Best Buy $25.00 War Bond for $18.75, Buy Your War Bonds And Stamps At Food Center 34 TENDER SUGAR 10lb! 59 WHEATIES Qc a pkg. MORGAN'S FRUIT PECTIN CERTO 1 Qc a bottle JQc a bottle Our meats suit to a “T” because they arc tender, tasty and thrifty. Step up to our immaculate refrigerated cases today and choose tonight's meat from the choice cuts on display. If you don't see exactly what you want, we'll gladly cut to your order. Your satisfaction is our first concern. lb. BEEF KETTLE ROAST PORK STEAK blade cuts, a lb. PORK LOIN ROAST Hb half. lb. BREAKFAST SLICED BACOli "> SLICED BACON TIDBITS lb. lb. SKINLESS WEINERS lb. SLICING BOLOGNA lb. BACON SQUARES lb. RING LIVER SAUSAGE ib. LARGE FRANKFURTERS lb. ASST COLD MEATS lb.. SHORT CUT STEAKS ground . Ib. ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAKS ib. PARAWAX 12capkg CAN RUBBERS gcapkg. ' 27c 35c 28c 35c 16c 25c 22c 19c 22c 22c 29c 35c 35c 37c CAN COVERS 21c a doz. SURE-JELL 2 pkg’- 19C । ciaim* oi stbtju. w——u miscellaneous; SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS Mra. Gaotge Bauteh entertained, Another one of the popular Sun­ il dessert Thursday evening. June day night pot »t luck suppers suppen will w.„ be 26. honoring Mr*. Parrel! Anderaon held at the Country elub this - ----------comwho ha* resigned her position a*‘ing Sunday at «:30 o'clock. Man­ I Jin. ... ■ lit, ■ In «W. __ ■ •bera ___ ore --- asked .. . .to- tbring .__ their own service representative the «local phone Oo. Guest* included former table service are furnished by the and present women employe* of this club. company. Pink and blue were the color scheme, being carried out with Thc local golfer* will play a match rambler roe**, delphinium* and com game with Marywood. Battle Creek. Bunday meaning. with breakfast Anderaon with some lovely gift*. * Mrs. nesday Glenn * ’ Restricted travel waa probably lhe Kahler entertained reason for the largest registration afternoon. July 1 at h*r Fourth of July and a boost for green fees-as well. , at pedro were Mr*. Lloyd Anderaon, 1 Th. ho/To, .uprnuon h.„uu, rt.un Mra. Kahler and Mra. Royal Haye*. . , ,,< UU..U VI aupcouura nasing t*t , The next party win be held at the ,h.l. .L_ lhe ____ . ~ ~ ~ ' ! held their June session late in HINDS CORNERS home of Mra. Hayes Wednesday, °° to is1 “• •"< B“ih •"«I July IS on West Clinton Stract. —J? ’ "“.rxfcBmasa—aB; . • • . JI Mra. Milo DeVries.and Mis* Mary 1t Bernard MePhariin And ' Sunday at the Kline and Golden McPharlln and Max, . DeVries entertained with a family JieTto^ur U'a K'1U' •°n of Mr Mr' .gathering on the rounn. Fourth. TTuwe Thoae ii were at ’’ “*"*1 d| Boyd Boyd Clark CUrk was WM home (rom Anni Anni present prMent were were Mr*. Urs J. J- Dombush Dombush and and .7 Ptart home from nr. UEtav A over thr *«k«'dHel*® Dornbush. Mr. and Mra. ' fMk nf^h^n nZ ‘ Mr ,nd Ur* CUlrtc Rob!nron Ru-cll Dombush and family. Mra. Inta f ,*?"• called 0,1 P»rtles at Gul!'lake Sun- Raymond Dombush and daughtera. ; Rte Dove in Carlton, a neighbor day | Mr and Mra. Martin Kabbeek. ----Mr. Mr. S w^n a ^d Mr*. John DeVries and rmiir w.nVn hU*u^"SSr. .H. Mr ,nd Bnd Mr» Bn>'d c cl“ “" rk "> and family -"7 .n Charlie Bowne.1 faxnib - >pent Sunday with their of Grand Rapids; Mr*. A Johnson1 | Congratulations to Im passed oawd hl* hu B7th Kth birthday. I an(J and Mr. who ho na*l*d hU 87th hirthrt.v Mon-I Mnn.lI ^uehter in Bellevue. _ . Ur Carl ftn<1 Johnson W[nof Cloverdale; and; I 'day. ** * ! day, July July fl. «, in in excellent excellent health health for for < DURFEE j little daughter of Kalamaxoo !™h°,21!! Ve^ H a M”-' Mr- “,'d Mra Gordon Wolf of OlnCr' Wlth Whotn ** PIMnwell spent lhe Fourth with Mn. Al Hemey entertained the’ h 5 u?Te' uJnearU’« her Mlh Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hunt and Mr. last meeting of lhe J. F. p. club i birthday which is due in December. 1 and Mra. Tom Hoffman. nt her home Wednesday afternoonI I They an a remarkable couple, get1 Ray White, who is in aeroplane with lunclteon and cards. a good bit of enjoyment out of life training at Enid. Okla., was a guest u—. •. Qf Mr and Mrt Hcb(fr FogUr and and are mentally keen which Is beat The court house employees gave I of all when one reaches this ad- family recently. a dessert bridge honoring Mrs Lo­ well Teeter (Helen Newtoni at the People who drove north to the home of Mr*. Homer Smith Friday, cherry district orer the Fourth June 28. Coronation bridge was The lowest body of water In the found accommodations at a pre­ world Is the Dead sea In Palestine, played. Twelve guests were present mium. and Mrs Teeter received many which lies 1.200 feet below sea level Mr. and Mn. Ivan W. Bums have varied gift*. moved to 411 W. State St. Mrs. Robert Walldorff entertained Canned soup has been on the mar1 week a letter from her nephew John the girls of lhe Mr. and Mn. Club Pryor from an army base in Aus­ Thursday evening at a dessert tralia in which he said it was the bridge. Two tables of contract were winter season there with rain and In play, with top scores being tumchilly weather. At that time he had Sl in by Mn. Linden Snyder, Mn. not yet received the news of hl* er* Id Lawrence, and Mn. Hl Bax­ i mother's deathter. Mn. Neil Adair and Mrs. Hl Mrs. Anna Deal, who has been Baxter were additional guests. seriously HI the peat week. Is !mproving. Mn. George Newton was hostess i Article* of incorporation for the to her bridge club for dessert Tues­ Avalon Night Club. Yankee Spring*. day. June 30. Tables were set for i Middleville. R. 3. have been filed st I twelve. ' tlie county clerk's office here. Fred Wagner. Howard Naylor. Millie! Mrs. Jason McElwain entertained ! Wagner. Evelyn Naylor and Helen । Rt a family dinner Friday for Mis* Page, all of Middleville were named: Virginia Pott* who left for New York 1 as the board of directors. City on Sunday. Out-of-town guesl* were Mr. nrtd Mrs.' Clarence De State Paying Largest Taxes Invest qour moneq id United totes Planta of Grand Rapid*. New York state pays the largest WAR SMIK BONDS AND STAMPS! Mrs. F. E Adair, who left for Wlsincome taxes, including exce«*-profit taxe*. It amounts to one-fourth of | last Thursday al a surprise bridge th* total amount paid for all statesjtarty given by Mn. Nell -Adair; Prom the two tables In play, win- fid BANK'S (IN$AF£/ E Barnett, Mrs. W. J. Corkin, Mra. David Boyes and Mrs. Hah Hill. Over ninety snjoyad family night and buffet supper at the club on the Fourth of July. Among those pres- 10 lb* 37c NEW POTATOES 3 bunches 13c CARROTS LEAF LETTUCE pound 10c FRESH TOMATOES 2 lbs- 25c 6 for 15c LEMONS 4 lbs 17c DRY ONIONS W« have Raspberries, Huckleberries, and Black Rasp­ berries. 2 «»». 15c COOKING APPLES lb. NEW CABBAGE GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 241 lb . sack 113 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5>i> »ck 29c SOFTA-SILK CAKE FLOUR pkg- 25c package KIX 11c ICECREAM choc, or vanilla . qt. 25c Iff fDFAM ILL LKLApI Buttcr tecan. Strawberry, or Block Walnut, qt. CHEERIOATS PORK & BEANS OOr 12c 2^25® Women golfers entering for the July handicap are reminded that Tueaday. PENNOCK HOSPITAL The following bablM were bom at the hospital during the past week: A girl to Rev. and Mra. Hubert Karl. Berrien Springs on July 3;, if girl to Mr. and Mra. Norman Rhssell. Nashville, route 1 on July 4; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Plrddy. NaahvlUe, route 1 on July 5 and another girl to Mr. and Mrs. William Hummell, Cloverdale, route 1 on July 6. Medical patients whose* condition* are Improving are; George Nackeicon. 219 W. State: Mra. Jennie Brumbaugh, route 4: Mr*. George 77inma« Tiioma*. Mtelrnrv Hickory Corners: X*»rrUl Merrill Allerdlng. Jr.. 704 N. Michigan, dis­ charged July 0; Jacob powers. Lake Odessa: Henry Haskins. Lake- Odes­ sa, discharged July fl; Mrs Harry Hasting*, route I; Don Rawson, Venriontrille; Wm. ThurketUe. Mid­ dleville, discharged July 3. Others discharged during the past week were: Miss Lots Fair, Lansing; FredAntoinette Penmorae. Clarkivllle; Je*ae Kelley, 133 E Grand; Miss Mary Tudor. 511 E Grand; Hollis faenhalh. 804 8. Hanover: Mr*. Ed­ win Nash., Clarksville. Those who have undergone maj­ or operations and whose conditions are Improved are: Harvey Furlong. Nashville, route 1; Mr*. Roy McTaggert, Clarksville route 1; Cla­ rence Moe. Lake Odessa: Mr*. Yuel Mac Leod, Freeport. Mrs. Otto Pranshka. route 5; Mr*. Willard Rogen. 138 E. Slate; Maurice Haight 206 W. Muriel; Robert Daniel*. Lake Odessa, discharged July 3: Mn. Lor­ en Bassett. Lake OdMM. Patients whose condition* are good and improving from minor opera­ tion* are: Miss Shirley Griffeth, Lake Odessa: Mn. Eugene Bryant. 517 W. Walnut; Roger and Paul El­ lis. Allo, route 1: Mn. Rankin Hart, route 5 and Arlene Krohn, city. The hospital wishes to thank Mrs. Wagner. R. F. D.. Hastings for her donation of pickle* and jelly and Mrs Vere Carter, chairman Middle­ ville Garden club for lhe sewing they did. The material was dona­ ted by Mrs. Fred Jones, guild clialrman. l-ec Whitcomb, Leonia. New Jersey, Nat Pendleton, film actor. I* «aid with Ar and Mrs. Dan WalldortT: to have equipped hl* quarter* with Mr. and Mn. Wm. McKnlght and a private bedroom and bath for hi* daughter Janet. Wilmette. III., with Mr and Mrs. Joseph McKnlght: dog. Mrs. Chas Parker, Middleville, with Moving Picture Costa Increase Mr. and Mrs. Roman Feldpausch. The cost of motion-picture produe­ The committee in charge was Mr lion fa th* United State*, he* In­ and Mn. Ed Van Popering. Mr. and creased three-fold In th* pa*t 20 year*. Wm. Hackney. TRAND THEATUf= Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 BL— r Here is a timely tip FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY 10-11 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM William Holden - Brian Donlevy In "REMARKABLE ANDREW' "BROOKLYN ORCHID' Buy SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 12-13 WAR STAMPS BONDS Nelson Eddy and Jeaartle McDonald I MARRIED AN ANGEL" Bargain Matinee Sunday, 1:00 to J:00 TUES.. WED.. THU RS.. FRI„ JULY 14-17 George Montgomery - Maarten O'Hara Ten Gentlemen From West Point' Buy to the Limit BUT buy NOW It's your investment in FREEDOM! Barry tiieathi? Hostings, Mich., Phonos 2247-2282 MJ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY 10-11 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM ALIAS BOSTON BLACKIE" And BUI Elliott and Tex Ritter in NORTH OF THE ROCKIES1 SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 12-13 FODD^CENTERl Penny Singleton - Stamps And Bonds For Sola At This Store! TUES.. WID„ THUM., JULY 14. 15. and 16 WATERS CLOTHES SHOP t ITATI ST.. HASTING^. MICH. HASTINGS THE BEST FOR LESS ' N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. Arthsr Lak* BLONDIE'S BLESSED EVENT' Technicolor Masterpiece JUNGLE BOOK' , �INJUNCTION ASKED CROOKED LAKE CASE (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) 1 Injunction shall be granted, which' hearing 1* set for July 18. Prom what Judge McDonald has, stated It is quite eertain that he will not preside as Judge at the! hearing July 18. nor at the trial WkatyouBtufWiik WAR BONDS Our army spells and pronounce* Il ponton, not "pontoon", a* you do. । Ponton bridge* cost all-the way j from 115,000 to 1700,000. The smaller bridge using Individual metal ponton* . I* pictured here. The largest ponton I bridge 1* 1.080 feet long and Is made pears that when the Judge wo* prosecuting attorney of Barry coun­ of rubber Instead of aluminum. ty he was consulted by person* dir­ ectly Interested in the matter, and was advised with about It. »o that he feel* |h«t he is disqualified from acting Rs judge in the Injunction and detcnnlnutlon proceeding*. When «n injunction Is asked, as in this cate, and the hearing I* set for an early\date, It I* the custom to grant w temporary injunction. Ons small bridge has a weight 'capacity of 25 tons, using about 2.000 individual metal ponton*. The imallMrs Alice Whitney, 83. wife of est I* used only to take troop* over Edward J. Whitney of Hasting*, parsed away Sunday in a Kalamazoo army use* lhe smaller or largest hospital following a long Illness. She ponton, our engineer* need-plenty of had resided in Barry county for them. If you and every American Invest* at least 10 percent ot Income >n War Bond* every pay day we can supply our fighting force* with these •tsentlal* to a victorious war. berculosis per 100,000 population in the United State* Ln 1939. a* com­ pared with 48 9 death* per 100,000 population in 1938. 'Wingless' Her* Corp. H. N. Tamer, who had n*v*r flown a plan*, won the Distinguished Flying Cross tor landing a plan* after hl* pilot had collapsed. He wa* a U. 8. marine. Seeretary Bird Th* secretary bird 1* a long-legged ereatut* which feed* largely on shakM. It got It* name because It* er**i Suggest* a bunch of pen* stuck Mhind the ear. Honeybee* Honeybee* were brought to North America by acme of the early col­ onist*. Il appear* that non* existed on this continent before th* white men came. . ORGANIZATIONS The 4th American Legion Auxil­ iary District meeting ot the Ameri­ can Legion and Auxiliary will be held In the Legion Horne July 10, dinner will be served ut 12:3Q. The by Rev. J. R. Chrlspell of the Wes­ the dinner. the Legion and Auxiliary leyan Methodist church. Interment to convene in serrate rooms at the waa mode in the Dowling cemetery. cotton frock* will see you through the summer with wl{h the following elected: Mra. good wishes of all Auxiliary mem­ Mary Jacobs of Sturgte. president: ber* and we are hoping she will, Mrs Eva Melnhrt. vlce-pYcrident; have a speedy recovery. The Auxiliary fracture bed Is be­ ing used at present but will be avail­ able soon. Tills bed is for any one Current production of 100 octane aviation gasoline amounts to ap­ proximately 43.000 barrel* a day, or nearly 8,000.000 gallon*. SALLY LEA DRESSES ond energy at top level all Cottons ore going more places and Don't underestimate lhe Im­ doing more things, this year of smart parlance of looking your economy! best, when you're thinking wash frpek for your mony new activi- about your part In the war­ You’ll need this type of ties . . . especially since there are time iob. styles for street, work and home wear!_ And when, in addition, you Tailored or casual types in long torso, at Penney thrift price*, you be held the 15 and 18 of August,' plans'for tills arc still under way. Mra. Harry Larsen is in the hoe-1 pltal this week taking treatments Terpedo Expensive Torpedoes today measure, over 20 feet In length, carry 500 pound* of explosive jnd_contain more than 8.000 precision-made pert*. A Wardrobe of fre»h, bright keep attractive in sturdy American cotton*, bought CHURCH NEWS For fioori subjected to an extr* amount of wear and tear, spar var­ nish I* an ideal coating. Too, it gives .such floor* additional protec­ tion against water left by dripping umbrella* and wet galoshes. SHIONS color* flying—wilh morale Roland Burke of Crystal; two sis­ ters. Mrs. Eva Telwlgg’er and Mra. Minnie Turndyke. both of Crystal; odd Dish A dish always served at form*) dinner* In Japan I* osashlmL II 1* mad* up of sUce* of raw fish which th* diner* dip into mustard and toy kauc* and eat with great relish. Boaay Grate* Bossy graze* 8 out of 24 hour*, according to statistics, but she cat* more at night because there are not so many automobile*, motorcycle*, hltfh-hiker* or airplane* to distract her. are making a genuine con­ tribution to the national Fetching style* for the young charmer! Bosque, tailored and prince** style* In *4ripea, dot* and Florala d-raa 1 A midriff, batton front and shirt-waist styles. Bright flowers, stripes, and dots —and endless variety of prints! 12-20. 38-52. cautel THRIFT AND SAVINGS FOR VICTORY will nil the pulpit toddler style* In batiste, organdy, and dimity I Basque, princess and tailored type* tn solid and printed summer col- Mils Mabel SUson's many friends will be glad to know that she is gaining and bi spending the week A representative of the Gideon. D _ j 11 * • r» v < Society will preach. The pastor will KeCOrd Making Delicate be on vacation until July 26th. Reg*‘ Work; Gold Plated Heat J* necessary to record mak­ ing, but"never afterward. A disk­ starts with a round metal plate, onehalf inch thick vend slightly larger Novelty Print* Flock Dot Voila* Striped .Seersuckers' Woven Stripe Chambray* fully and passed on to the recording room. The sound picked up by mi­ crophone* and converted Into elec­ tribal energy by amplifier* piped GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH An Important meeting of com- into the room 1* changed back into mechanical energy nnd impressed on the thin layer of wax by the cutting head. The waxed plate is The sermon subject for next Sun­ day morning will be “God's Gifts.” Woke Up Your Bathroom With Beautiful Postel Shade* 31®ru, for wear —and plenty of shaggy Ioojm to moke them highly absorbent! Plenty large for the bath . . .' -you'll want them in your kitchen, tool • tho surface is gold plated. It is put into a coppcr-iulphale solution for 16 hour* and a heavy copper plale put over the gold. This coppcr-plale Is lifted away from the wax and the inside surface I* gold with an oppo­ eleven Innings and wm finally won: site imfrcasion of music. The disk by lhe Park team 6 to 5. On Sun-1 I* nickel plated, then chrome plated day. Weston Biscuit of Battle Creek tn make the groove* more rugged. played at park a very interesting j It now 1* ready to be put on a pres*. game the final score being 10 tc Broadcloth Shirting Stripe* FLUFFY TERRY TOWELS SMART^SHO^PBRS ARf INYtRtSTTS JqJ FIRSTjiTGOODTvAL- ’ V UEs'; THEM JisTnO V better)rVMUg*bM UNITED) B0^jL sTwar YOUR WAR^TAMPS AND team plays at the Park. This team! has the highest rating of any team degree*. The pres* i* closed by to come to the park so far this year hand and opened immediately, the and always gives n good fight for finished record then I* ready to play. But before it Is played on your phonograph, brush off the carbon BONOS AT PEN HEY'S! DRESSES * Will lauch from Charlotte visited hl* daughter. Mra. John HoughtalIng over the weekend and all at­ tended the ball game on the Fourth at Charlotte park. for warm weather! Delightfully de­ signed in midriff, tailored. long torso and casual style*. Cross bar lawn, novelty cotton, striped shirting*. the funeral of Mrs. WU1 Tyrell at Hastings Sunday afternoon. * * Mabie and Marveu Moore visited their sister. Mra. Tobias Bunday. Mr and Mra. Linden Norris vis­ ited Ira Chaffee's of Quimby, Sun- SOFT TERRY TOWELS Mrs. Linden Norris and family, Mra. John Houghtallng and daugh­ ter* called on Mrs. Harold Burpee , of Delton Saturday evening/' Thoroughly Serviceable, absorbent Terry Towels at real value prices. WIFE WM SHEEROFF HIS FACE/ Trimmed Or Tailored Summer Styles! BIG, HEAVY CYNTHIA* SLIPS Famous For Beauty And Smooth Fit! TERRY TOWELS SMART... ELITE WtSMINGS BONDS iSTMK CARVETH O STEBBINS Rcxall Drug Store Hastings Mkh. BASEMENT STORE Extraordinary value for tills small price! Rayon crepe, that does not slip at the seumsl With delicate touche* of fine lace, or strictly �4 TMK HASTING 8 R4NNM, THUMPAY, JULY 9, 1M1 ITORIA L 5 least two. Bo, from a numerical standpoint, the advantage still note with Japan. 4200,000 Worth of Worm. Qu** Milk Without Cort From Muno Chun Flat. Evch D*r Move Cmwcrnu .nd •hlo«l«ra,. class to 8200,000 worth, win bo dug I from Maine clam gate by the time the fishing season generally ends. I pan the only naval defeats which Harvesting at Ihsae spectes which i that maritime nation has ever are sold as an A-l bait mostly for ' sports fishermen in metropolitan suffered. But much remains to be done. arees was originally limited to slam i flats betwesn Biddeford Pool and , Boothbay harbor. Now it has ex"Midway's" before Japan te crushed. tended to the easternmost bounds- ' Midway, made brilliant use of Ite released from Waahkig- President Roosevelt soon after Pearl Harbor arc actually being surpassed It te no longer a mere, optimistic hope to term the U. 8., CONCERNING DIONAN ot man are making a living digging A. an "Afsrnal of Democracy" When the name of fearless New worms. There are two kifids. sandworms York Prosecutor Tom Dewey te picture la decidedly optimistic. mentioned Michigan men in both snd bloodworms. Nobody knows Just The tranzjxirtatlon situation te' parties naturally think of hte why they ar*called clamworms for not ao bright It te a bottleneck of there is no evidence that dams feed boyhood chum. Blate Senator .Her­ upon them or that they feed on such serious proportions liul much man Dignan. also of Owosso of Che advantage accruing from whose political iter 4s. sharply in clams. They are most plentiful, however. In dam flats and that may our unexpectedly fine production lhe ascendency tn his .native stele. be why they got the name. record cannot bo immediately fell For this reason a brief sketch of Most of them are as big around on tlie actual fighting fronts Dignap would seem to be priv­ as a fountain pen and from eight U-Boat raids against American ileged even in these early days of Inches to a foot, and a half. This merchantman have been so worm has a horned black head, ear>hls campaign as a republican canceuful that even our tremendous­ didale for secretary of slate. He rated sides like fine saw teeth and ly rnlanred shipbuilding program may be found at a depth from two ( Is the small town man at home Inches to two feel. is barely able to replace leases on Dewey's Fifth Ave. or on any The captured worms are packed which have already passed the 330 Malp Street in the land. He has in seaweed or wet mosses about WO mark since December. Further­ ( been a successful Owosso hard­ to a box. and are shipped daily by more, these loasrs have increased ware dealer for 23 years, was placed railway express pr by motor truck, month by month, indicating that The shippers received from three to our submarine defenses are still tton in the state in 1928. serving four cents apiece while the Asherinadequate MX years on the board prior to men will pay as high as 10 cents a worm. One worm may be cut up The "Battle, of Transportation" his elevation, a probationary tech- j into pieces an inch long and it is the nique used by commercial groups most effective bait known. to teat the men they select for THK COURT AT MIDWAY AU this forecasts a Official tellies compiled nt Pearl leadership. Uncle Sam Thinkg FourHarbor make it clear that Ute home town activity which includes the presidency of the Chamber of Leaf Cloven Are Lucky Battle of Midway Island was a vic­ You may have wondered why if tory of greater magnitude Ulan Commerce and scores ot other es­ you find one four-leaf clover you the first, cautious reports Indi- sential and vital community er­ will soon find another nearby, as rands. He was a member of the Board fratn 1930 likely as noL If these leaves were Four Japanese aircraft carriers .Michigan Athletic u. . . ___ . .. 1 traced back to their creeping stems hte. mey thej, wouta woUld oe touna fmjnd ।u<UBnjr n, orl<. were aeatroyeu. destroyed. . Two two were the. me to 1932 which fact suggests — ■ (farting alarttn* judge nf . . here is targc-sl and finest in the Japanese maJ°r VtnhViv • of .... jnatc on< plant If me the wnoie whole H»vy All Wire rut. modem -hip-. r»clnH •>«> 111M Irten anolh.r odd point: u The« row >1>1M .reonUnn to Ad-1 h1'" “ nil the lop IhU. plnnl. Uemendop. rooU .nd rtl . «*'■"“* ““ " <•' ““ Sr,t i-O00-000 drsftees were declared unflt ,or tnnjl*ry duty, largely be«•“*• malnutrition. W. D. Dob­ b*01- ■ Birmingham real estate man. ’’ *i<*dlly building support tor • P*« whlch •W child in the '’•Uon*ouJd «<•«»• • ‘>u*rt mlUl each Without coiL The Dobbins proposal, which he (’gross as soon as some difficulties I are ironed out, provides for an initi»l federal appropriation ot (800.I 000,000 to start operation ot the plan I —which he charectorlzes es a defeme move. I Dobbins cited figures showing that j 26 per cent of the nation's 45,000.000 ¥hool children are undernourished I and liable to serious mental or phys• leal illness. He would have the department ot [ agriculture issue "white stamps aim­ 1 fiar to food and cotton stamps now being used, with which those un­ | der 14 could purchase not more than one quart of milk a day. His slogan is: "A quart of milk a <fex Per child will make the cheeks I of American children rosy, the paslures green and the farmers pros| perous.” i | Forty-one per cent of the brown thrasher's food is insects and other animal matter. It may collect some domestic fruits and grain, particu­ larly where wild fruits and weed seeds are not available. 1 Comparteoc of photographs has brought out of hiding M faint little stars, now identified as members of the Pleiades constellation. Dr. Adri­ an Van Maanen of Mount Wilson observatory. California, announced recently. Although the Greeks, who named the constellation, called it the Seven Sisters after th* legend of the seven Pleiades slaters and their mother, who escaped the pursuit of Orion tains at least 211 known stars, the estranomer said. The most bril­ liant. Alcyone, is about 1,000 times as newly added are 1.000 times as faint Dr. Van Maarfen compared recent photographs of the Pleiades with plates taken IS to 19 years ago and identified as PIciadeslans those stare which had changed position in the fcttervaL Labels Help Identify A helpful idea at canning Ume te to label jelly glasses, fruit jars and other containers with the name of the contents and the date of prepsidentify and select whatever is want* Ope of the easiest ways Is to hold the paper label on the Jar with trans­ parent adhesive tape which seals tightly at a touch ot the Anger and requires no moistening. This tape is transparent as glass so the label Is easily read and Is also protected against stein or dusL Tape and label are readily removed when de­ Sired. Many housewives also label their storeroom shelves in the same way. Buy Quality Soaps Under U. S. Specification* anunent specUtcatioas To comply with federal specifica­ tions a soep must be pure and can­ not contain an excess of free fatty acid nor alkali, which may Irritate the skin- Further, it cannot con­ tain anexesisof matter insoluble in alcohol or water. The purity of a soap te judged more or less by the unaller the insoluble portion, the In making aoap, fate aad oils are treated with caustic soda (lye) sad mains in the finished product as free alkali. To offset this danger, loo much free fatty acid Is some­ times left in lhe soap. The most Important requirement lor a good toilet soap is that it should have no excessive free alkalinity. Sodium chloride or salt is used in the soap-making process and is also an impurity which should not appear in the finished product framed or floating and milled. Framed Abaps contain about 23 per cent of moisture when new And dis­ solve more rapidly in use than do milled soaps which contain about 10 per cent moisture. Wheal In Australia The new varieties ot wheat devel­ oped in Australia appear to have more resistance to disease and give better retoms in dry areas. “d enmemenU rt lhe, 11 rtoh.hl, reVeal some leaves divided Into three, Weelrtl, te.tned men .ho Ite. I°”U, .ow, „,o . some into four, and some into five. them could h..e heen »ved.; h“ • M““t ,hM>' >“>•• I .u, w even Mven leedeu. T« heeey enW.™ »e« Artinite- * u,ra “"J” public exhibit In lhe patio of V ,nn». -ntrt. mon- erulrtt. nnd!>”n*r three battle ships were bombed and j chufc damaged (keep in mind that thc,*or ' U. 8. naval communiques are ex-i**"1® rtetnel, eotuerv.Uee In their elrtnu. . •" “■»' ‘"reeUnn-to- beginning ages ago. has long been preached by our agricultural ex­ TO. lennworu were » he.rily hit I ”rt "» «>»erel«n fu te r „ » ' sfatre.-Charlotte Republican-Trtb- parts. For instance, in 19M clover- . end-prosperity meetings were held that officiate believe it safe to as- unc r in 114 Missouri counties. In that sume that some were never able to‘ ' . year in Alabama more than 8,000,- j reach a port. Three drelroyeni, andi 'Ersata* Rubber 000 pounds of clover and other winpossibly ! ____ , a fourth, went down. are no illusions about meet- tor-legume seeds were planted. No navy in Ihta war. not even I Ing our rubber requirements through The benefits to the farmer include I — vv.H. n w. — v.> —« r | synthetics atone. The producing of enriching the soil for subsequent the Italian Navy at -rTarranto or ; sufficient "ersatz rubber" to satisfy crops when the clover, roots and Cape Matepan. have suffered so the smallest part at our needs Is stubble, or "green manure" is turned severely in a single engagement. 1 still In lhe drcam stage. In 1839 under the sod. and providing excel In fact, the Japanese Navy sufthan ?iooo tons ot lhe artificial tent pasture tor livestock. In Vir­ fcred much greater Iosmui In ships1 product were manufactured, and ginia the regular turning under of during the Midway Island engage- in 1940 the amount was not matariment than the U. 8. Navy did al' Increased. It was predicted increased lhe annual corn yield j l»rarl Harbor B1* U"1**1* Slates in 1941 would from a maximum of 18 bushels per • ' - - ba manufacturing 33.000 tons of acre to 30 bushels. Similar results | However. It must be conceded synthetic rubber. But we are far. In various states prove that lhe , that, in dtearuptlng the service of farmer who plants clover can grow j such a goat his own luck. pan won tremendous initial advan-| And in connection with synthetic tages which she has not lost even) rubber the thing to remember is Seven Oat •( Fifty Occasionally we see a person with by two successive defeats which that right now we need not less than a small dark disc in his ear. and took a terrific toll of some of her •».000 tons of rubber a year! moat valuable ahi]*. ; Even when lhe thoughts of war know he is deaf, but tor each such - person, there are dozens who should W ih.l U>. du-ur .1 ren.l lUr-' ” ""a'd ■«“«1«MO> lorn, prx- have a hearing aid. The dozens who I iww-n .«.««.<( tlcally all of which went into manubor has been avenged. factoring 58.000.000 automobile tires the condition developed so gradually Japan has plenty of striking and jj.ooo.OOO inner tubes yearly, as to make them unaware of it. . power left, even though her re,,t Others realize their condition, but sources have been considerably Oldest Known Flag reduced _ in existence are foolishly sensitive about wear* . The oldest known flag Ing something that will help them In airplane carrier strength, for No^^rica te_Uteib*nn«r M caUh [ example, lhe U. S and Japan arc Cortez which was borne in the pro­ I world's voices. One young person now about on a par Japan, how - cw“on *heo Corl" I out of 73 has difficulty hearing to , _ .11 K— God ■< Cuyoacan for the cap­ I church, at lectures, and dinner la- , ever. can concentrate all her car-, tufe o| Mexlco Clly J51p lt u now blc conversation. Among persons I Tiers in one ocean while the U. prf.,erved under glass In the National museum. Mexico City. lar hearing difficulty. debts. A threat to "Dun" a man Imais can be their own doctors, but only if allowed to roam the fields, forest or jungles to gel the medicine anlmal geta sick he is given ■ *UP- produced results. native land, and in these he finds the needed medicine and cures himself. Hair Returned to Norma! With New Acid, Claim THI FOOD YOU BUY "Silver threads among the gold" are being turned gold again through daily doses of para-amlnobenzoic acid, nearest publicised member of the vitamin B family. The hair of gruy-headed men and women as elderly es 09 years has been turned back to its normal shade in over 90 cases st Boston City hospital. Suereported at a tecent meeting of the American Chemical society. The newly identified antigray hair vita­ min is found in yeast and liver. Para-aminobenzoic acid Is used in synthetic form and costs only around 10 cents a pound in Urge quantities. It should, however, be used under a physician's guidance because; When the 100-miiligram dally doses required to restore hair color are given, blood pressure, in some instances, may bo raised slightly Despite this possible disad­ vantage no toxic effects of paraaminobetuoic acid have been ob­ served. The antigray hair research has been conducted by lhe Warner Institute for Therapeutic Research and the International -Vitamin cor­ poration of New York city. IN THE DARK' WTHEN you go marketing, ** you can teste or tear most produce you buy. But there’s one important food element that, in a sense, must be bought " in tbe dark." You must buy vita­ * min products "on faith." There la no quick teat for their potency. We all know the role vita­ mins play in promoting good health. But not everyone real­ izes the folly of buying them by lhe "price-tag" method. In vita- but uAj/ yew rit that coanii. We feature Abbott Vitamin Products because of their high vitamin potency and dependa­ bility. For safety's sake, bring vitamin prescriptions here. CARVETH & STEBBINS Rcxall Drug Store Mich. Hastings ’•*1 VITA**'' 1 ciEflmjjj tnlr.1 NMU ewrle.l m pl.ne., | “•’"» Pre or then, wntplnun. or the1 "“““V 8. must divide tier's between at The word "dun" applied to me process whereby delinquent debtors are urged to pay overdue bills orig­ inated during lhe reign of Henry VIIT when Joe Dun, a London bailiff. SALE STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 10th AT TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE THIS IS THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR. NOW is your chance to outfit the entire family in smart, new footwear at prices you won't mind paying. These values are priced to sell quickly-So be here early. When these are gone there will be no more buy STAR BRAND SHOES now! Your Child s Shoes can last "For the Duration SAVING FOR MEN! Select your chidren's shoes for dress ond every day wear with care. For Victory’s sake they must last. Genuine all leather (counter, in­ soles, etc.) Star Brand shoes-sell- WHITE STRAPS AND OXFORDS ing for much less than you would Sensational Buys For Women Be a pretty picture . . . save a pretty penny. Now On Sale at Popular styles reduced to sell quickly like these they can't last long. 5149 „„d 6 4 99 At prices Don't delay. think possible. Values at any­ time, but Big Values at prices like these. See the many styles avail­ able. . . today. Make your selections now! Whites, Beige, Red and Brown and White (bridal fy. S. War Bond Quotas Priced at FOR JULY and May War Bond Scoreboard TH *389 38 States Top Quota: 10 States and District of Columbia Fall Short >Alabama ....9 7,881,000 $ 5.283.000 ( 1.7B7.000 1,966,000 •:'./s DM 1 Arizona ......... 2,943,000 ’T.SM.OOO U ? X 837^000 Columbia 6.250.000 a ......... 9.842.000 9.797.000 8.879.000 n^m'ooa 3.958.000 iifjUM 6 ai mo 2.208.000 ■ 14 Ml - •» 13.870.000 i-ss ehusetts Mjuta) 8,240,tr >3 POLL PARROTS New York . 9171,596.000 (106.871.000 9129.000.000 12.133.000 Na. r-.Miu. Carolina A I >i ’ «4) North Dakota 2.059,000 Ohio ............ 3>. W Oklahoma .. g I1UN Oregon ....... 5.6711.000 Pennsylvania 53 514 OiV) 3S.ii4.ocn Rhode Island 4 4.-.4.0IC 5.3'2 .w South Carolina 4.320.000 3 2.4M.000 South Dakota " I.731.I-FV) Tennessee .. 6.484,000 22.479.000 18.'5H000 3.879'000 Utah....... .. Vermont .. i: 4:.Rorm Virginia ... J'lQJOC 8.965,000 Washington 13.419.000 :i mi m 7 Ml i».J W Virginia 4,|Afl OMJ 4.OO2.OOO Wisconsin .. 12.280.000 ILffl M( Wyoming ., 1 51J 1.003.000 Alaska . .. 49X000 IK'D* Canal Zone. (No Report) 9,985.000 992.000 4 503 3 Puerto Rico. ’ --------314.000 -14.9 Virgin 11landi 18.000 (No Report) ond Oxfords ot EXTRA SPECIAL QQC One group of broken sixes LEATHER DRESS OXFORDS! I! H ffi ■ Hi m 17.-?;' 5S 2.7-.V Mt 3.386.000 .Sa PLAY SHOES! .. (1.000^00,000 ^14.354.000 gSQO.OOO.QOO r .-Mu.ui-.-.uuiLiu uaua io aia tn meet...,__ ___ states in comparison to the May Quotes. (June । available far ptiblteguon shortly.) The percentage of Quotaa range from 71J percent above * puts the nation as a whole above tha (600,000,000 tn sate of War Bonds on quota basts. _ w«ic vi u>v Blurt Buying Lm** *°V reads the sticker, printed n 0 • lapel button, winch indicates that the wearer ii givce May War Bond ulea tn the vinous Block and.white, all white, beige and brown On Sale at combinations. Made of all leather construc­ tion. two prices *129 am/* 198 49-7 Large collectjon of slyles to choose from. They're gay and colorful ond come in many different color combinations. Unallocated 37,000.000« •Not distributed by States. Total . MEN S SUMMER j/f is® 8.5M.OO0 5 MXMO combination in strops, oxfords or pumps Genuine Star Brand. Priced at. *244 *389 *J89 BOYS! Some Block's, brown’s ond two - tone combination. Broken sizes. ON SALE— —• $ 789 L Taylor’s Shoe Store HASTINGS "QUALITY SHOES PROPERLY FITTED" MICH. �ORGANIZATIONS The Nation's No. 1 Life Insurance Policy otreto Mo j p( the W. B O. 6. will mast with Mra. Walter Wallace, 531 8. Montgomery. Friday afternoon, July 18. at 3 o’clock, visitors welTER PttONr OF TOUR \ MCQM6, YOU PROTECT YOU® UFE.TW UVtS OF VOlia HMKt *XD,LATta.GGr ALUYOlW talned Tuesday evening. July 14 at the cottage of Mrs Bertha Leonard at Podttnk lak». Pot luck supper at cS PAINT PRICES Same High Quality Are Now REDUCED 'Way Below Our O.P.A. Colling Prim. their next meeting on Tuesday eve­ ning. July 14. In their hall. There will be a lunch and program. MASTER PAINTERS HOUSE PAINT The regular meeting of the W. R. C. will be held tn O. A- R. hall, Thursday P. M. at 3 o'clock. Aa there Is U> be Important business all mem­ bers are requested to be present. Why pay premi tfin prices for even the best nationally-famous paint? Wards Master Painters proved equal to any we tested against it' yet in 5-gal. lots you pay about $1 less than Ceiling Prices I Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge The regular meeting of lhe Hia­ watha Rebekah Lodge will be held Friday, July 10 al 8 o'clock. This will be the last meeting until September The beautiful work put on by the Lansing staff at our last meeting was enjoyed by all. COMMUNITY NOTICES Mrs. Charles Lechlcitncr on Wednes the 15th for a pot luck supper. Everyone Invited. Supper will bej ready early for thoae who so desire I Master Painters in Gallon cans Brush Rid re Tire Brush Ridge School Reunion The epunty P. N. O.'s will meet at will not be held this year. Prairieville Friday. July 10, for 1 are cordially Invited. Mary Elta Griffin, daughter of Mary and Solomon Griffin, was bom In .Canada. May 1, 1871, and Please remember Otte school aim­ passed away July 3 at lhe homt of her atater. Mn. Ernest Hayes after ing next Monday night, July 13. a long illness. She came to Michi­ gan with her parents In 1880, living In Barry county the greater part of her life. She was .married to Wil­ liam Tyrell In 1918. who preceded A Holy Temperance program at I Baltimore U. B. church July 13 at! 8:00; including singing, lecture and] pictures. 1EDu«d MASTER PAI Ray Downs and Mrs. Ernest Hayes of Hastings: three brothers, George Griffin of Pontiac. Phillip Griffin of oull lake and Allen Griffin of Mr. and Mn Allen Griffin wenr day. July 10 The regular meeting to Hastings Sunday to attend the of Use Milo Cressey Home Literary I funeral of Mrs. Edith Tyrell, a slsFluffy Mashed Potatoes Club will be iu annual picnic on' Hot milk added a little at a lime Thursday. July 10. Mra. Lynn Law-1 while mashing potatoes will make rente and Mrs. Hope Chittenden them light and fluffy. Heat, do not will be in charge of entertainment; boil, the milk. tie Col lister in Delton Friday. The Kinsley Aid will meet In July on lhe 3rd Wednesday for dinner at MLvs Ruby Cogswell Wednesday, a picnic at Fine take. Every one July 15 for a pot luck supper. All will please come. FAMOUS ’’SUPER” HOUSE PAINT fcr SUPER is the best paint you can put on your house better than Master Painters and 6 nationally■famous piaints tested against it! Costs less per-ycarof-scrvice received! In 5-gal. lots you now -actually pay about $1.25 less than Ceiling Prices! SUPER in Gallon Can July Bargains in Every Department! WARDS BIG LIGHT* FIXTURE SALE Cabinet Sink Seasonable merchandise at reduced prices — Dresses, House Coats, Spring Coats. Skirts, Slacks, Gowns. Curtains. Bathing Sults, Grrls’ Drosses, Slips, ingil Spacious cwt-iren sink and cabinet, both heavily porcelaincnanwfcd for long wwrl Mod ernire your kitehgn NOWI Pajamas, Prints, Sheets, Pillow Coses, Bed Spreads, Etc. ONE RACK OF GOOD DRESSES GREATLY REDUCED! SKIRTS Washable Spun Rayon In Pastel Colors At 1.69 RAYON PRINT SKIRTS at SUCKS GLASS BOWL FIXTURES REGULARLY 7.391 Soft, cool, fluo­ rescent light. New adaptor type fits any 4-inch holder. Price in- REGULARLY 3.791 Ceiling light in pale rose or frosted crystal... Wards greatest light-fixture value. See it today1 Drop fixture Io match..'3.SI Price RWucmI Oe Wardb .DeLuxe Stoker 159 One Group, of Washable Slacks At 1.49 BETTER SLACKS GOWNS KITCHEN FLUORESCENT In Navy, Brown, Rust ond Blue ot Floral Batiste. Crepe, Satin and Rayon Values r" 'up to $1.39 and $1.50 — Out they go ot Kitchen Fixture 1.39 Fluorescent Fixture —-— Chrome Kitchen Fixture 1.85 3-Light Dining Room Drop Porch Light 2.09 Chrome Kitchen Fixture — The f-nsst la automatic stoker­ heat ... at low rest I Soon pays for itself 1a dse Am it saves you I Ttnda your Atrnaca, while you enjoy extra ki»ur«, time »v»y day I All controls indudcdl 10.45 6.38 All Purpose Fixture----- — Bodroom Light SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES 72 x 99 Foxcraft Ready Shoots. A soft heavy count sheet at 81 x 99 ''Connon" Sheets at PRINTS Made Repair your roof riowl 42 x 36 Hemmed Pillow Cates------- GRANULATID Sale! 99-lb. Hock Wool Hoofing 42 x 36 Hemstitched Pillow Cases IrockwohI 36“ fast colored in striped, checked and floral A heavy-duty,roof that will give ytx> year after year of trouble­ free service. Price includes nails and shingles. STEVENS ALL LINEN CRASH Bleached or unbleached at HEXAGON' Shingle*, heavy­ duty, .. 100 an. fk .. 4.65 36" Bleached Or Unbleached Sheeting Re-roof for LESS now! • Mica Hoofing 100 square- 1 dBl foot roll JU 44-pound Standard Quality . tough, mica surLaced rucftngl Ni MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN HASTINGS, 'Exclusive But Not Expensive' MONTGOMERY WARD PHONE 2504 115*126 3. JIFFIR30N HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 1, l$y V. F. W. NEWS Exciting Values! JULY . Comrade Flfleld 11 Ml U wall m IWVj uiual. It Is hoped we can get hoa|N K| pltalUatlon for him in the near ’ future. - Word has been received from Washington that the defense plants will accept an honorable discharge r ifllU from lhe Army. Navy or-Marines, In KSI lieu of « birth certificate. ■ENB We will hold our Memorial servMM ice for our departed comrades and dedication of our new liall on Thurs[■■jfday evening, July 30 IMKl Have you noticed our Root? We : thank the committee and especial­ ly Bl Iv Comrade Platt for the coat of O^icial 14. S. 'Jsaaueuf MICHIGAN <ta ; 1 WAR BOND QUOTAS fj roa ruin: : WASHINGTON. D. C., June 1.—Henry Morgenthau, Jr.. Secretary of the Treasury, today made known June War Bond quotas for the 3,070 counties In the nation to ail State and County War Savings Staffs. The June quota for the State of Michigan is $29,782,500. . The county quotas, based upon a substantial increase mKt i Our hall will be open to lhe mem­ over May quotas, are expected to reach ten per cent of in­ bers and lheir families even1 Satur­ come when the nation goes on a billion-dollar-a-month War day afternoon. It la hoped to have Bond basis in July to help meet the war cost. '•Everybody, 1 magazine* and newspaper* there as well u other forms of entertaln- every pay day, ten per cent," is the battle cry throughout ment. If you are In HasUnga. make the country. You can buy War Bonds at your Bank, Building [■■j the Veteran* of Foreign Wan hall & Loan Association, Post Office and at many department NU' your lwadquarter$. stores. • NSN All of you comrade* who have not I Quotas by counties are: SPECIAL PRICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT WHITE SHOESSI JULY IS THE MONTH OF "All OUT" SAVINGS Summer Styles For Every Member of the family! ■ 1 WOMEN'S SUMMER SHOES Children's Saddle Oxfords F7Qr PR,CED T0 i O pr. CLOSE ONE BIC RACK $439 pr. Regular $148 quality Brown and While Sport Htylea. All «!««•* to Mg 2* fl«y TWO pain for only $1.50 00 M w 00 M 00 7 MEN'S WHITE SPORTS All Popular Patterns Specially Priced OUR STYLE SELECTION INCLUDES TWO TONES, DRESSY WHITE WING TIPS AND MANY NEW SPORT TYPES Women’s Cloth SUN KIX ft donated your dollar for our aeroAlcona. >8.300; Alger, $20,000; Al-’ MNjpUme campaign are asked to send Swimming plana revise lhe base‘■W it at once to Comrade Roy Bush. legso. 888.700; Alpena. >75,100; An­ । ball schodule Thursday game* will uenawee, MU I and "LeV* Keep Them Flying.” trim. >18,700, Arenac. >11.500. Llvingrton, >63.700; Luca. >14.000. 1 be postponed until Friday morning. Baraga. (8.600; Barry. Ml.100; U 51' HASTINGS MERCHANTS Mackinac. $22,000; Macomb. (267.- : Campfire Wark Done Bay. >346.800. Benzie. $18,100. Ber­ JOO; Maniitce. >55.400; Marquette. । Joyce Harrington works with the K Bl WON 3 TO 1 rien. $406,800. Branch. $84,800 4213.900; Mason. (36,300; Mecosta, i girl* of Campfire age on their t .—.300; — Nonominee, ^..w. ,...m 484,700: ! Campfire Mid-honor work each day ut Mn T’,c Hasting* Merchant* defeated । Calhoun. >403.800: Cass. M4.000. , $28 >23.600; Cheboygan. iana. tend. »rU,w»; (7Q.800; -Ntesaukee, Miisaukte. (6.800; $6,800; Second Ward from 2:45 to 3:45. 1KM the Kalamazoo Sheriff's Department ;Charlevoix. Matroe. (234.160; >224.100. Montcalm. (44.>44.- I Girl* from all over the city are welM K tram 3 to 1 In a doae hard-fought ।$24,100; Chippewa. $06,800; Clare. JjYOco*°- ¥?! ??r,nc y-' W-® 0: Muske- I' come al 900 ^™,n l^ rency »5-800; at these meeting* meeting*. EEven gltte KSB; battle. Kalamazoo scored their lone ।>17.800; Clinton. (52,800; Crawford. 90 >8.800 gon. $420.401 ' not yet in Campfire mav be inter■ESH run In the tint inning Blakeley mK1 hlt 3 pltchrd b"11 *nd * lon> hlt : Delta, >144,500; Dickinson. >103.. >■» or a Piicnca mu and a ion* hit 200 -----I by Huited The Merchants countEaton. (80 300 Emmet WW On 00 all •“ the lhe playground* P*“>^ound. the game cred one tn the first on a walk by' GeX« r'anX offi. tu’w*.1•SSteto » iooOtsego,' >10 200-' Ottawa' *,hat 10 hold 1,1 PoP^aflD’ Johnson, sacrifice by Swift and a (12.100: Gogabic. (82.100- Grand (4.100; isego. am.wu, uiuwa. u othcr rarm.R . hltJ’* O’Donnell. Two run» were Traverse. 281,300; Gratiot.' $68 000 >• file 1 wax and wane, but a new “biriUe" -** Preaqua Isle. «iaam $16 800. (scored in the xcond on a hit by Hillsdale. (01.800; Houghton, $110., । La alwayg In demand Rotcommon. >5.200. Keeler “ HOlne to leennil On rw. »n an error arm- 800; oo Huron. It.irnn 867.200. ■<- -ww> KM,,er olnif 10 I Saginaw, $550,000; Saint Clair, ;■ League ««*ur Standing* ounninx* ,SS] and scoring on a single by Johnson. Ingham. $93,100; Ionia. >75.700; I MU •Thc 'atler 'coring on a fielder's Iosco., >22.200; Iron. (51,300; Isa­ $202,600; Saint Joioph. >132.500; ; Apparently Kist and Food Center *il-40°: Schoolcraft, >35,- - have the cream of the baseball KM i choice by Thompson. bella. (50.600. 600; Shiawassee. >112.100. i teams in their respective league*. | Tlie battery for Hasting* was KceJackson. $404,800 Tu»e“>“. i Both are itlll undefeated WW , ler and V. Pierce and for KiilnmaKalamazoo, 4462,100; Kalkaska. Van Buren. >110.600 Major leatue 11®'™. Montgomery. McCllsh, Junker (2.800; Kent. >1.700.500; Keweenaw. Washtenaw. >591.000; Wayne, >16.. ’ $2,800. nn<l Dunlap catching 976.800; Wexford. (38,800. (Kist MU The Merciiante will play tlie ______________ ^3-DeuwyPimaaal KM Verona Merchants at the falr- ~ । Brockway ~ , Strand — । mrana ---------CARLTON CENTER Sorry w to lieer Evan FulUer is on I .Minor League 1 EAST WALL LAKE Mn Stellf Bump la' vlriUng her lhe *kM ,lrt »e skk list. Occa Donovan went to Indiana daughter. Mra. Wm Moore Clayton1 A‘ shower ------ honoring Mrs George Food Center------4 0 1000 Friday to see her brother who Is Lydy, given by Mn. Gerald Tbcher Reed 3 1 750 home from the armv on a furlough. Moore, a brother of Mra Moore, vteited there Sunday afternoon and Mn. Arthur YargFt. wm held, Besuner 3 1 .750 Alice Laubaugh of Grand Ranld* rn„c . Mrl Lieraio risen- l.iUarker is spending a few days with Clifford «rf Roebeater. Minn . spent er Thuraday afternoon. The guetl, Waters .. 1 3 250 Kahler and family. . .nTJL , t^‘r ,!></enU' Wfr'' n*nlb*” ot the Carlton, Auto Sport • 0 4 .000 Mr and Mr*. McClarren have a Mn and -Un, La Fayette Uibome Center Birthday Club, except these Next Week’. Game. boy from Ohio staving with them Mr. and Mrs. Ora Valentine of rrlativea of Mr*. Lydy: Mr* Maude July g xi*t v* Baird Julv 10 Auto for a couple of weeks Grand Rapids .pent Saturday with Smith of Hartings. Mr*. Bernard. H,x>r. ** w.teni or I™ । J. J 1! Bob Donoxpn went to Indiana fbbmh,, cu,>«,. .nd (.mdrj r-Ukmr Uom , Sunday. yars will buy their comTortj I: Warren Warren Cairns of Doster spent Ij Saturday afternoon here fishing. k shoes now at reduced prices. Wrndrl Vrceland and family have <!4“.ndr'k>n7n.iuL*t*J1?l>Py ■ Wendell STYLES GALORE! | ^“SdX *Se ^rn^\w ! 8lranLdVB*rU,'r: July 18 KUt | arrived from Detroit to spend the : summer In their cottage. Mra Myrtella Shupp and her I M>ent playing -Cootie Mr*BcrBrr-' ---- -------------------------------- — _____ ___ _ . ____ . _____ " ”Mn. ! A party from Kalamazoo spent »■«* Faulkner Fkulkner won won heaj head prU« prize and COATS GROVE ; father. Mr Barron, "accompaniedI accompanied I nard , Sunday in the Maturecn cottage. Mr. and Mra. Arlle Todd -*-■ and __j fam-1 . .m Mr*. — Hale Carpenter won "Booby" “2=ct7"i Tlie C. E. Is holding a measuring . Russell Reynold* and wife and iiy to Gun lake, where they cries pru* Mra. Lydy then opened ,------- Mn. Lydy then opened thethe I supper al the church this Wedne*I; a car load of boys from Doster spent brated the Fburth of July. " many lovely gifts, after which | nay evening to supply expense money I. Saturday afternoon here fishing and I Erwin Marlow I* home from De­ lunch was served by the hoateura , for dfifg,tr* u> the Rock Lake 8umj bathing. *JrMn. Charles Cookson mcr young Peoples Camp. troit for a few days. and family from Findlay. Ohto. vis-| Mf and Mrs SUnlry Rlch o( I Ira McClarren spent Thursday In Rev. Wingard of-Woodtend deliv­ Red at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B OTHERS j Ohio. visited their uncle and ered a splendid *ermnn here at Colonel Yarger and Mr and Mia. | atm^ M1> ,nH -------AS LOW AS the Methodist church in the ab­ Arthur Yarger, Wednesday. ”■ 1 aunt. Mr. and Mr*. Harb y Brow f *encc of Rev. Love, who te attend[ Sunday. Other caller* were ML** Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Utndon vis’•; ­ Florence Foreman of Woodland and | ing school in Wisconsin, for which ited her brother. Gall Harry, who j he ha* a scholarship. Ilves in the Upper Pcninsuala. last Pearl Demond. Kenneth Demond of Ionia visited ] Mrs Ralph Henney entertained week. ■ her daughters, Mra. La Floy Green­ his grandmother. Mr*. Pearl Demond Sergeant and Mrs Lawrence field of Hasting*, and Mrs Thelma from Friday, until Sunday. Pyle of Albuquerque. N. M.. are vis­ Johnson of Battle Creek, forf din­ Gertrude Tobias of near Barryiting her father, sister and broth­ vflle L* visiting her uncle and i ner Sunday. | Mr. and Mr*. Clayton Valentine1 ers at. the John Usbome home. He aunt- Mr. and Mn- Frank Kilmer, , — ■■iruuiir has aa is-aay 15-day runou&n furlough, i> part of and attending Dally Vacation Bible Are you entitled to wear a target attended the funeral of Mn Ella which they wilt spend here Woman's Sport lapel button? Tyrell of HasUne* SnM.. . . .. ' at the school. of Hastings Sunday after-;i «■.... Fourth of July* visitors The many friends of Mrs Emma You can ONLY If you are investing noon I home of Mr. and Mn. Oenrid Allan Young of Grand Rapids. IiTtscher were Mr. and Mn. Oarc. Uragdon are glad to learn she was at least ten percent of your Income * ‘ . in War Bonds to do your part*on the Mrs. Mark Craig of Hasting* and Ttscher of Lake Odessa. Mr. and able to be removed from the la-tla home front toward winning the War. , Mr. and Mrs Howard Daniel* of Mrs. Galen -E. Phelps and family Post hOBpital In Battle Creek to | Saranac were Fburth of July via-. of Woodland and Mr. and Mn. her home wMt of here last Friday. The target lapel button is a badge Mr* Pearl Demond visited her at the home of Mr. and Mra Hollis Ttscher of Lansing. Inci­ । ot patriotism, a badge of honor. You Hora Lcriie Daniel* dentally. word has been received father at Stony Point test Wed­ should feel proud to display it The Ruth and Alice Beck are em­ that a son was born to Mr. and nesday. । -buttons are obtainable at your plant- ployed bt Kalamazoo $350 ineluded. Our c. E. Society plans to at­ Mn Hollis Tlscher Sunday. IlliI1 management, at the office of your tend the '"Hymn Sing” at Wood­ '>u.crrtln < —, a.u..MU.» «.v Dally Vacation Bible school at local War Bond chairman, or at your vetv happy over the brief note they the Methodist church was a real land Recreation park Sunday eve­ ■ Payroll Savings Window---where you received from their son. . ------ -----------------«r>n Dennis n-r>.u. It, r> , success Tlie largest attendance any ning. The Dally Vacation Bible school I authorize your ten percent payroll te the first they had heard any­ ' one day was 83, The child bringing , deduction* .thing from him since March 5. I the most vlalton received a Bible. picnic Is to be this week Thursday Enlist in lhe ten percent War Bond Shirley Yager vLsited Bible school ' The climax was Friday night, when I ut Cliarlton Park Everyone in­ army and do yoar part to win th* at the Zl°n Lutheran church, N. E.. j1 the children gave a program, am re-1 re- u-rr*ud 15 Invited to go. with War.r ; Woodland, laat Friday. I viewing — m>u learned all they *had 1 J <llnn*r *l nnon “nd games and other *" beside* ‘ ’IHUIIIU- entertainment week, Individ■ . Ii through the — ------ ----- - In the afternoon. Friri|. '^IlilWIIIIIIillRIIIIIIIIIIIIIL’IlIlllllllllllilllllllllllllllll^ ™hoteeSJted PthJ‘'school^' program to’be^’b*’? a p " ’ll' 00 M PRICES DISREGARDED 99c Children's Straps. Sandals' QQr Vv Pr. SIZES TO BIG 2 quick clearance! 00 OXFORDS $198 pr. 00 SPECIAL SA1/IRIGS r-> FIRST TIME PRICED UNDER $2-98 C00L SPECTATOR AND 00 Brown sugar cake, maple flavor with mild chocolate frosting. FRESH BLUE8EIJRY TORTE35c BLUEBERRY MUFFINS .... 2 for 5c BUY IVAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! SB See These Leaders in Style and Comfort! BANGHART BAKERY PhOa* 2428 "'“y Now Only 2.37 ond $2.77 iL-ti —I COLONIAL CAKE40c Buy the finest at reduced prices. Our en­ tire stock of $3.48 and $2.98 white shoes - drastically marked downbe here early for first choice Stylet and sizes to jit every foot Save on Latest in shoe Kite I i Bakery Special... SOFT KID ARCH SHOES 00 M Playground Notes SWIMMING FLANS MADE Mr. Taylor has received authori­ zation from the Regional Recreation Representative to [>ennlt use of school btuea for swimming trl;>* os In past summers. Children under age 10 will swim on Thursday after­ noons and children 10 and above will swim Wednesday afternoon*. Tlw Buddv system will be used Anv parents who are competent swim­ mers will be welcome additions to these swim trips, says Mr. Taylor The bus will pick up the children at their own playground centers. M 1.77 FORMER Never before have you had an opportu­ nity like this. Kiddies dress styles ond play shoes oil now bargain priced for M old. -ground* Sunday. r : Enjoy Cool Comfort This Summer! SELLING VALUES TO $1.39 am accompanied the Merrills of Grand Rapids hare to the home of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Henney Bun­ day afternoon. Mn. Banbrook, who CUT-KATS AffO9' SHOESTORE c«**fully waa Mr. Dea*)”of tlie Rural I SPECIALS SATUI,DA, BEST YET FLOUR MACARONI-BULK SPAGHETTI - BULK RICE - BULK GRAPEFRUIT JUICE unsweetened 241 Ib. sack 4 4 2 pounds pounds 93c 25c 25c 19c 2 oz • can* 39c (. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ---------------- ------------------ ----- NTONV POINT Fourth of July in thia, commu­ nity was rather quiet. Some folks went to Lake Odessa, urnie went falling and quite a number stayted at home and worked Mra. John Blocher te being cared tor for Elmer Marlow Monday. The for by her daughter. Roma, of* doctor discovered the patient had I lalnwell. Her broken ankle Is 1marthritis of the knee bone, and has prortng and she will soon be around to remain with his leg In an ele­ vated position. Mr and Mr* Lynn Malllson of A lovely outdoor supper was en­ Lansing called on Mr. and Mrs joyed by Mrs. Mort Nichols and B J. Wellman Sunday. Margaret of Grand Rapids. Mr . Mcs An<u* HueX ,nd and Mrs. Ed Paulson. Marlon Mac­ two children visited hte parents of Gregor and Gerrit Wieasma of De­ Ionia the 4th and over the week­ troll and Mr and Mr* Fred Hen- end and enjoyed a little fishing ’ ney and Robert. Monday night- at trip on lhe ride Mra Claud Demond en­ a delightful spot by the river, back . ’f'. tertained relative* from Indiana of Fred Henney'* farm. Mra. Eva Sanbrook of Mt. Pleas- w»r the weekend With harvesting, haying and cultivating all coming in a bunch ■long with scarcity bf help, farmer* are pretty busy these day*. Bible Mission, headquarters In Kalamazoo. Those who aaslsted with the teaching were Mrs. Fred. Henney, Mn Everett Ixrve and I Mr McKeown Mr Deal sold 40; Bibles to the children. P°und’ Americas Pictures Ninety per cent at lhe moUon plsturee shown in -------American. BUY B WAR �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY »■ 1M1 PERSONAL MENTION U - —k U .»» Art- .. U» » .M Mr. Ctaur Hod.- rad! F.. «_! U- —— -rt rt. brother-In-| panted Mr. and Mra. Howard Martin Freeport called on tbelr mother, the brief vteit with Mrs. John Ketcham. •*“ STiXXES “X' — .< Dd-un,. ta tn marriage by the Reverend Sauer in the Methodist church atj part they Ute nortv. party. ton (pent tha weekend with Mr. ' ” *" week ,K *’ entertained their the Gibson City. Tuesday. June X at Mtes Virginia Potts Isft Sunday Muir. Mr. jnd Mrs. Fred Roush of Grand ' ___ _ ____ grandchildren. Joyce Maurer and Mr*. Clarence Workman spent the Following the »— for an extended stay in New York! Mrs. Robert B Moore and daugh„ The bride was attired In blue with Robert and Barbara Jonw of Detroit, weekend In Dearborn with her bus- Rapids speut Bunday with Mr. and CUy. un. Jon rad Aera, relumed Bun-1, w„u»m pnraln, rad dkujh. Mrs. Floyd Rice. | white acceosorlc* and wore a cor- Siegel, the nre*l<MwvtL They all returned home Sunday. band al the veteran*’ hospital. Mr*. Clay Baasetl and daughter! daY fr«1’ * two weeks' vteit in DunFrlU Hiller and daughter and son- sage ot white carnations. Her only various acllvtltea planned Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haven and Mr. Dr. and Mra. Norbert Bchowaiter Carolyn left Monday for a three: kirk and Bluffton. Ind. I J"" V1* J!S'!vruMU ot Mr and Mra. P. King leave Friday for a La-111 leave for Chicago Sunday to in-law of Canton. Ohio: and Mr. I attendant. Mlu Doris Leonard, also wwk.’ Vteit at her home at HenuMr and Mrs. Wilson Guldet went. and Mra. Carl Weeber and family wore blue, while pink rorebuda made reuu’“ “ *” I to Milwaukee for the weekend. i tS^ar?“ P“kpr °r_“’ddk' Ville Mtes Winifred Johnston leaves' «*nl »>'«■ „ luncheon Mr rad Mn 1— CHrttmra. Mr -huh -m opra Mradw. Joi,' J*®,®XL’/ *““«■ £££ ‘J, J“»“ “,u M M | In M-h -kdjw'.n U-1 , Mr. and Mrs Meri Clark and Mr. and Mra. Maurice Hynes spent the Thursday for Colorado Springs and aau<nter and son-m-taw. Mr. and will stop In Chicago to visit Mrs. A.’^r* R-°man Feldpausch. weekend at Guenuey lake B Voebur,,. .0^ Hullni Bui- XjXd ! “• •£“ *“* CMH.bdra r.UM ..UnUra \ Mra. Wallace Oabom and daugh­ 1 Ur7L‘J? rhrt.7J.an ford rVteJcoXe Gun lake Mra rnda> *° 1 werk wUh Mr u a «radua" *“**1 State Nor-to the drive how beginning foe ter Janet left Sunday for a visit * J »nd Mra. Jacob Rehor and then ma! university. I gre« which te to be ravW ta Un k with the former’s cousin. Mrs. G. SS 'ZX*'* , . ra Mr rad and JIB Mrt“■ wm William for the 4th r.U.d and then on Sgt. Crook, an instructor at Cha- can*. particulars of which are tnada WilUem Herntax, Ur HUu„ ,„d' toe ^e num.' UM, elra. e> they’ plan to spend three week* at X.' C?ir’and “£.a *«* “» Harrteon 5-kmd .■ KMamwooj-rr rtrr on rte J. Hance Mt mXrd Trov. Ohio with ’ Gun lake , nute Field, Rantoul, wa* graduated! eteewhere. ,------ --------------- --------- | daughter* Connie and Nancy of, B।I Reid Furrow of Flint spent lhe from HasUng* High school In the! Mr*. Ray Branch won the moman aunt .. .. >• „ .. .. . ■ ‘ m inc cncrry. reg I Mr. and Mra. Craig Slwffleld and. Ionia were guests of Mr. and Mr*J ^"afad a"d “n weekend with hte parents, Mr. and Cla** of 1035 Mr. and Mra. C. B. Matson spent an(1 Ludington. i Ing golf event which wm for Wad foughton take. | MMArth»r Oleteh left Tuesday fand, r-Pent Uj* weekend to Trav, Einar Frandsen and family tor the of SS(ter Mra IL A — ’ 7 --------------------------------J----------------------------------------------------f------------------------------------- - ------------ the weekend-al^Houghton lake. I . Mr*. Freeman Furrow, and Mr. and 6«t. and Mra. Crook left Immc- hole* and also won top honors in L-Whitcomb of for Tr^’. N. Y . where her husbonT J^.OUywRh,?<r and M™ ° Fourth I Adrounle returned home Friday (Mra. Robert Furrow of Grand Rapid* dintely after the ceremony for a trip! the afternoon bridge, with Mrs. R. — -----a.— .two — .te engaged ------ -- In defense - . ..... 1 IW ll^t<’?_?Sheffield. h.crf£leId I Mr* Charles Bamea Barnes and Mra.| Mra.and Aben had' *ere *UPSta Sunday. to Boulder. Colorado. EWait, Leonia, N. J., arc spending work. Winston Mra. Charles and Mr. Mraand ! Mr MraJohnson Aben Johnson had' E. Walt, runner-up. runner-up. months at the Fisher collage. Wall! Mr. and Mr*. R. K. Compton! ' ‘ ~ ' 'J ’ ® Botlum were Grace G*mble spent the weekend o guest* at their Gun .lakecotlacc . Corp. Kenneth Biddle of Ft. Cus—----- --- —«♦» — Guest* oresent from awav ware lake. Mr* Whitcomb te a cousin of, spent the weekend with relative* in' °f “r-,*nd B- N- StUcsl |n Jackson with Mr. and Mrs Clyde the Fourth MUa jan-< Lam- ter spent the weekend with hte ENGAGEMENT OF Mra M 8 Hodrson Mmeantown Mra. Dan Walldorff. ; Grand Rapid* and Sheridan. I ?£ ^.rt ShS<^2'. Uke Mlchl«w>! Gamble and family. bert. Jule* Becker and Ertkvon Reis' mother, Mrs. Newton Benner, who is DAUGHTER ANNOUNCED w. Va.wllh Mr*Dtin stage) :Mn‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thayer wpent. Mtes Barbara Babbitt of Grand Thu«*l»y and Friday. | Mr. and Mra. James Bristol were of Detroit william Vahue of Ai-i seriously 111 J Mr and Mra. Myron Tuckerman c. B. Weis, with Mra. David French; the weekend at Birch lake and Elk-' Rapid* wo* the guert of Mra. A. D.1 „.Mr' ,nd Howard Martin, guests of Mr. and Mrs Joe Conklin| lefan MI1 Stephen wu also' Mr- a,’d Mrs. Fred Stanley of of D17 church St. Hasting* an- Mra. Lee Whitcomb. Ixonia. N. JM hart. Ind. I Knlskem Sunday. I M1“ Beatrice Tuckerman, and Mr*, of Battle Creek Saturday. u5_ ,lao Grand Rapids spent the weekend nounsr the engagement of lheir, with Mra. Don Walldorff; Mrs. Max here from Indianapolis. Mr and Mra. Earl Boyes had asl Mra. Moe Olltem (Mae Llchty) kIaud® Van O***0” and daughter.' Lyle Gillespie of Buffalo, N. Y . Mr and Mn| Vlctflr Munton ar [ With Mr. and Mr*. John Rose. daughter. Beatrice to Pvt Attend Lynd. Middleville with Mra. Paul Mr. and Mra. Victor Munton and guests on Sunday. Mr and Mra ' and daughter. Miss Maxine Gillam1 J°*“,h*.ww*'nd, 8t son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillespie. Mr. and Mr* Robert Beadle took a ““ L^w-ls visited F. Mrs Howard Herrick. Mr- “nd Mra. w Den F Martin, son of Mr, and Mra Ho- Faulkner; Mrs. Herrick, Robt. Dibble of Kansas City. e»>., Mr. u. of Bloomville. wiiwa Ohio,. -uu and m,-. Mra. Ken- Lo“ ' ?4.,f*';, Artand week.lrlp inrrnisn through Ute upper peninsula Mrs M,r y Keyes of ,Godwin Height*. wartl Y. with Mra Harold rra M.rv Kava nt rwiwin Hetehta ---- . Martin of Dowling «—.—. i Claverack. claverack. N. Y, with Mr*. - U- 'J1------ ---------- MarUn ■ - —— »** -— -home ——— -on — Tuesday ~ - - last ■ ■ ---------uiij — ----------— ” Willtam Dlbbte of O« nd H ’Pldjl-Sund *> I Pvt. Martin, after receiving hte PhUUpT narow and Mr*. Jim Dibble of• " Rutland'neth Edeburn and..................... two children of• .,nd pvJ Martin Van Gelson who William Dibble of Ch^ Chicago vWted vtelted X over uveuh the 4th Grand Rapid*. Sunday. and Wm. Dibble Of Chicago. 'Honolulu arrived Tuesday and are‘are stationed itatloned at Jefferson Rarraelu Barracks. aji "MIm .. vr.-u-.-iMarjorie v E. n Boyes n..’. ovei- »»,-! the .. Mr. and. Mra L E Royer and Mr Jaek ,nd Ann 8hBdwl<:k ■" degree from Western Michigan cot-; Mra L. Lobdell Is chairman for Roger Wallace was here Sunday! guests of Burdette Llchly and Mra.1 —--------- - ------------------------------ — ®“‘!. ®m‘,h and Fourth and Mra Dmald Murohy artf son •»*”<>'’’« «»“• Cr"k Inte enllated a* a physical Instructor' K from Lansing to see hte mother, Mrs. Ed (daughter of.Jackson u Beaver. i _zr" j Dione — ---------- - were —•*! jMra. Robert Dibble of Kansas City. Larry went to Ohio earlv Friday . wllh tlielr ,unt B,,d Mr’ ,ndjln the air corps, and Is now sla-vr„ gt-bhins Mn Geo Mra. Rlwwid Richard Covey ...u and Judy ’r*;k'?d of„her perer.U. Mr.,™... Mr. Mra James Dibble v. of Rutland and moving to attend the fuwral of a Mnu wlIb’lr" Kogera I Uoned al jcrfcr>on Barrack*. Mo.j" Mm Lulu Gibson who was recently inMio. ...... I days last i... week at Gull n„u “and Weldon Bronson Bronson and and viavis- Mtes Miss Marjorie Marlorle E. K. Boye* Boves spent snentMon Mon1!. “ SiMOn went to Gun Both rouh are ... graduates of Hastings’High wm RcJ>k ,*Oraer Mnd MIm Mabel Sisson Jured by a fall. 'spent several nd Mra. Weldon ­ brother-in-lnw. J. D. Oldham of Mrs. Amon Laxton of Detroit, lake with friends. I ot"cr Wcn<1» and relatives in day in Grand Rapid* On Wcdnes- Greenville. Ohio On SafurtM they Uke.PryU’r > 21ZZZ. retumed Sunday after a few days' Mr. and Mr*. Cranston Wilcox'1™* dty. 'day Mrs. Robert Dibble and ML** visited Patterson and Wright fields ’“T1,0' ,brol*,er' C JJ" 8 No dal« •’<« b«n set for the HIGHBANK visited Patterson and Wright fields , visit with her parent*. Mr. and Mra. and children of Allegan visited her, Mr- and Mr» P”1*1 Boulter spent Boyes spent the day In Battle Creek. near Dayton, returning i»me Sun- ’ j weddlnS, , ' near Dayton, returning home Sun-; Levi J. Mead. Capt. Laxton.Is now mother. Mra. Will Field, over the.8unday ln Marshall visiting rela-1 Mr. and Mra. J. M. Townand, of da.. convalescing from her recent illness I —-— ■■■— phla. Missouri, now at the Buick Loren Garllnger. former Hastings! JOHNSON—SAGE NUPTIALS in Honolulu and will noon receive hte Fourth. I tlve*. ;,Wall take were the guests of Has' school In Flint spent the weekend commlsslon as Major. | Mr. and Mra. L, E. Barnett and', M,r, and Mr# G«"7ie Bauer and tings friends Monday. a bridge luncheon given by Mr*. R. resident, has been promoted to Chief,. «ET FOR JULY EIGHTEENTH | al Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Skidmore's. Mra. P. E. Lowry. Julie and John MIm Maxine Swift went to Port »*mlly of EastLansing were week-; s. 8. McCracken of Dallas. Texas, quartermaster ’ s rating in the navy | | The wedding date of Mtes Anne Mr. and Mra. Vem HawbUta visF. Webb Wednesday al lhe Blytheare spending two weeks in Royal Huron Friday to spend lhe week-end BUMto of lheir parents. Mr and was 'in the city lhe past week on field country Club In Grand Rapids. He te stationed on the west coast. i Isabel Sage, youngest daughter at. Ited Sunday at Amoa Wenger’* n**r Oak with her sister. Mra. C. B. end with John Barnett who te com-1 pBww and and Mrs. business connected with the HosMr. and Mrs. Frank Sage, to Steph- Nashville. *»enger. dw Raymond Murphy Is spending a pletlng ills course of training at. F*?,nk 8a8e i ting* Mfg. Co. . Noyes. I en Ironside Johnson, eldest ion of few day* this week in Lansing visit­ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Jacqueline Jones of Battle Creek Mr and Mrs. B R Reed enjoyad Weeks Field. * I Mr ana Mra.Will Allerdlng spent! Mr and Mra. Eart Boyes and ing friends. The Reverend and Mra. A. M. Col- Mr. and Mra. Aben Johnson, both n fishing trip near Cadillac over, Mr. and Mra. Charles Chapel) the weekend at Detroit with rela- daughter Marjorie spent lhe Fourth Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilcox of <lren announce the approaching popular and well known Hastings the weekend. 'and Tommy of Battle Creek vte-1 u*“with the Carl Boyes’ at Hickory CorGrand Rapids. Minn., spent last marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, young people, will take place Sat-, Clyde Snores of North Nashville Mr. lied her herparents, parenta, Mr. Mr. and andMra. Mrs. Mau-1 Mau-1Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard and ners Mr and Mrs Fred Stebbins had lied week with Mr and Mra. F J. Hoon- to Staff Sgt. Carl F. Wood, son of Urday. July 1g at three o’clock at and Rev. Rhoades of Scottville calla* guests at Gun lake on the Fourth rice Pterion from Wednesday until daughter Carol of Detroitwere Dale Henry tehome from Great r,„, M.Uwdl* dearth wlU. > “SZ!? an and Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Wil-­ Mr .nJ Mn ArUn«u«> i Wood Mr. and Mrs. Sunday when when they they accompanied acconnpan'.cd weekend visitor* of Mr. and Mr* Lakes Naval Training* Station on a Mra. Jam.*; James Murray and Sunday cox. Enroute they visited their son. of Six lakes. Sgt. Wood te »ta- rrcepUon following at the HasUng* “ al WlU HawbUl* a Friday, daughter Mra. Stewart Mra. Ciiapcii*a Chapell* slater iteter aiiu and lauillj. family, Roy Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. ten-day leave. dauahici and «iiu mi' Stewart PhilFl,,,- mfi. ’, j w--------' uoned Long Brach. C.l MIm Country club . Clair Wilcox Lakesand, lips of Chicago: Mr.C. and Mra.at HtheL.Great Williams D®y*at d left «*">«» .. .. ------.. ----- ----- .. . ....------ 5?-“ ! Kenneth GillespieMr. of and theMra. 31stDon j Coldren July 7 for Cali----------------: Kendall Q*lted on.their son. Stuart Naval Training StaUon j coiaren iert juty i tor can■ ■ -; Bottom. C.. opto.Mo.-p-a. spent the post weekMurray and daughter Of Grand Jeanie, to Columbus. Ohio, for a' Edward Be ------ . Jr., of Detroit Squadron A. v Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Buehler! Edn“ vteit. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Rapids. r°n’u w,Ul hcr “unl- MUa | week's Mr Chapell's mother/ sp*ul the Mr. weekend with Buri his parents, end with Ute home vnt U'—V—, hl- ran—..... .... ■ n..— ra . ' and Mrs. Nash and famand children of Mt. Morris. Miss Eu-1'Coldren- • Santa Barbara county, Mr. M- and arid Mr* Mra. Dale Sponselter Sponsellrt of Uy and CTy(le ReKJ and chliXl Mrs. Jerae Moore visited her Mrs. C. C. Chapell, and Tommy are, andMf’- E p BoUurn. I Gillespie was enroute to Jefferson gcnla LyBarker of Grand Riplds.'nul2J’ *,ho ,been j!?11' Nashville, ’DAhvlIli* route mute 2. 9 announce nnnmmre the en-! -n. ___ .__ ... __ _ . daughter at Middleville over the'remaining here for the week. r Darrell Aldrich of lhe Great Lakes; Barracks and had been granted a Ross Handy of Chicago, and Mr. and,ln* *?cre ,.Tbf 0 dl?k gagement of their daughter. Thelma, gundav school tUcnlc weekend. Denny McCain and Mrs. Roy' Naval Station spent from Friday I j.day delay. Mra Mel Jacob, of Hastings were I ’hU:h »“> P1*" CaUfomla Jcan Kn of Mrs . Mr and Mra H^Wlteon of Noah, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Farrand Douglass went to Pliny Tuesday to I unU* Sunday with his wife and; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster of L*n- over the 4th guests of Mr. and Mrs.I«» uncertain, depending on the Umc Elhel of „ Orove 8lreel. and Shirley of Lansing spent the attend the funeral of Mr. McCain’s' mother. Mra. Citas. Aldrich. ‘ sing spent lhe weekend with rela- B A LyBarker at their Wall lake' Set- Wood will obtain leave. CreeM No date has been ret 1 HawbUtaY Baluri Battle Creek. No date has been set ryw,|nr Fourth with Mr. and Mra. Ivan W. brother. ! 8’r- *nd Mrs- Theron A. Caln of uves here. cottage. Mr. and Mpi- Buehler and' " * ’ -for t.he wedding. ■ , Bums. ! Charles Struble, who wm commls-■ lownxhlp have been viaMrs. Mary McDowell of lainsing. ; RURAL TEACHERS HONOR Ray Waters and Bruce Long re-1 stoned as second lieutenant in the; dcd l*w di"'s by their son. Miss Sadie Glasgow. Mra. L. R. GIm- children will remain for Ute rest of MRS. LOWELL TEETER 1 ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT | Are * tlie week. tum today from a few days flshlngi u. 8. army air corpa In May. left; “5™” Caln of Boston. Mms.j row. and Mra. Frank Bllvln spent Mr ahd Mra. Earl Hoover and Mrs. LowfU Tfrt7 <lf Mra. Donna Harrington announce.' "*5“ on Pine river. i Fort Custer lost week Wednesday their daughter. Mra. Arthur Grang-jthe weekend in Traverse City. children of Detroit were Bunday h,000' ■» ■ ^cnlc «»’«> “T * «rouP the engagement and approaching ° Robert Wright of Jackson te vis-1 for somewhere In the Carolinas. I ®r of Lansing: and another son Mr. •< Mn and Mrs. Mrs W. " C. Paulin — and Ring relatives here and al Barlow' Mr. and Mra. Roy Douglass had’Stewart D. Cain of Rock Island, son. Richard, retumc led to their home ton Reid's Landing. Thomapple lake. , Lyle Sanborn, son of Mr. and Mra.' York '“*• lake I as their guests over the weekend of, Mr*- c,‘n h“s been ill at her .... in Rockford. Ill.. Tuesday after -------------- ------Mr and and Mrs. Mm Carl r-.rt Finstrom «... oienn Ranbnm Sanborn of Caledonia. Caledonia, ----------------- *** ■ * Mr. en­ last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Tee-1 r.lrnn Miss Virginia Stevens of Detroit the Fourth/Mr. and Mrs Leslie hnm home'' ,h the " *jMist “*' two weeks. 1 ' spending ------ ----------their -----------vacation with Mrs. ter waa presented with lovely, ---------------- --------------- --—■ ---------------two -----------Mr. and Mrs. William of Kal-i Paulin’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Her- tertained their granddaughter. Nola1 accompanied her grandparents. Dr.'McCain of Traverse City, Political Advertising ' London was the first city to pubJane Finstrom lhe past week. Mr .! , and Mrs. Franz Willison home from. Paul Dryer and Mra. Robert Dry- ainazoo are spending their vacation bert Calkins. and Mra. Roy Finstrom arrived! teachers expressed their_conPolilical advertising on the two Ush a eity directory. In 1(77; tha Mr and Mra Prank Giddings of thnt city Monday for a visit. I er have returned home after a this week with lheir parents. Mr. Monday morning for their daughter «’’atulatlons on her recent marriage major' radio chains amounted to first one In thia country was to New Mra. Merl Savacooi went to Miami week's trip through lhe Upper Pen- and Mra. Archie Reickord and Mr. Clarksville and Mr. and Mra. Ed and from here went on to LouU-'"nd how wlU her ktod*l more than $107,000 tn 1938. i York to 17(6. and Mra. Harley Fox. I McNeil of Battle Creek wrre Sun- ville. Ky.. where the Neilson orches-lncas and Thursday of last week to visit her insula, •hown lhem duH Mr and Mra. B. M. Hartgerink, day guests of Mr. and Mra. Guy tra is now playing husband and will return by Day- i Mr. and Mra. Richard Jacobs left I10* her nlnc *» school com-1 ton. Ohio where he is being trans- Monday for a week’* trip through and daughter Leia of Manistee were Giddings. Mr. IMIIB. r. J. Hoom.n .prat1 mMtonrr-, e'fce. iic northern iwruicm l»rt of the «.c slate. aww. ot ^r' John Engle| Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinman spent ferred. . the |> w.. ..... Mr and Mra. Alvin Schultx of Tuesday. June 30. Mr. Hartgerink; Sunday In Detroit with their gon-lnDr. and Mrs. Geo. Lockwood and, M. ALL. EchulU -Mr. and Mra.■ rv. .. — -----• • . .... . ..... 1 Dan AAhalter leave, Caro spent Wednesday evening with] *’“* “ t*"chcr In Hastings High i«w and daughter, Mr. and Mra. M. .............................. ------ . * miss MU, uons Don, jane Janr tsmun smith left lett aimSunLeRoy. vLUted relatives In nil- dav fnr nuffato n y where she Saturday for n week of trout fish-1 Mr. and Mra. E C. Edmonds and;80”®01 twenty years ago. Ic. Musolf. Martin Musolf relumed son. nols from Thursday until Bunday.! Jnh Ing Pine nver. river. , Miss Adair left Tuesday for ।i wiui with ura hts granaparenui grandparents to spena spend a Jnal, .h.lr da„ahter tg on tine auss Grace urace Edmonds. sumonas. t| ----- - - r- -------h.d niu “ccePl™ "n otrice position witn Mra. MIm du FlambCaU, Flambeau. Wls. where she she.. rnilnlr couple weeks. rtavitut there r^v lhc Curtis-Wright Corp.'Miss Smith। St.. Ella nip Myers Wv'.ra and Mra. Mr« Mary U.n* I Mra. U.. ’ L. T H. l» EvarU Fvarti and ond sister. Ml Ln. LBC OU WtS , Where lllton »l>ent "vth ™ Uon Da .------—\' jgraduated granuaica in in the inc class cuus of oi ’40 w and ana Hilton spent the the Fourth Fourth In In Grand Grand Agnes Agnes Sim Sim spent spent the the 4th 4th with with Mr. Mr. tht“,_R_u?U,nn>cr Pos,Uon “l CiUnP . Mrs Robert Daw (Aileen Isen-1 rrlt,rnL returned home with them. I since that time has been employed; hath) of Detroit Is visiting her par­ Rgplds. • I and Mra. A. K. Frandsen al their Wlpigakl. Mrs. Forrest Hall. Mra. Nprman ents. Mr. and Mra. Otto Isenhath 'Fra hy lhe Windstorm Insurance Co Miss Lucy Bassett Is home from Wall lake cottage. Her many friends wish her success' tlie State Library at Lansing on Dr. and Mra. Albert Johannsen of Hall and Miss Cornelia Beverwyk this week. two and a half weeks' vacation. I Chicago arrived last week to spend leave Friday for Alexandria. La.. Dale Laubaugh spent last week tn friends. »,lh her new work, | : .r. g Mr. and Mrs Dale Bassett of the summer al their Wall lake cot« where they will visit Norman Hall East Lansing as one of the twenty­ Mr. and Mrs. Ertel Flanigan and' ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT who is stationed at Camp Beaure­ seven delegates from Barry county Grand Rapids spent tlie Fourth, tage. daughter, Shirley, spent tlie weekMra. Nellie Smith ot this city an-: attending 4-H Club week. ( with tier parents, Mr. and Mra. Ed. j Hubert and Richard Fairchild of gard. end with Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Johnson nouncca the engagement of her) Mr. and Mra. Donald Weaver of Mrs. Edward . Roush of Carson Monica. Detroit were over lhe 4th guests of at Crooked lake. i daughter. Doris Jane to Robert W.! w„ called ,„, r last week WCCfc w here by Mra. Morion Hodgson arrived Frl- [ their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Mt Pleasant arc spending a three City was Mr. and culbert of Buffalo.. n. N. Y., son oi of, weeks hla parents., lUness of .nd Mr. Xik wee** his“" parent*.i lUnera her hra mother. Stella ; , “ lt' S " .Mrs. „ Art Bennett i . ..ano uutoerv oi ouiismj x.. son day night from Morgantown. W. Va.. Fairchild. “ I- ,’"avacation , K>with ™’ W r “*■ the VAnBehoHn bn., Mr Mr rad Mr. W.l,., CulWrt, of ihU1■ for a visit with her parents. Mr.| Mrs. Alex Nell and Mra. Garret and , , Van Schoten. Mr. and Mrs. Robert s and Mr*. Mrs. Albert Albert Carveth Carveth at at wall Wall, Isham Isham of of Harting* Hastings and and Miss Miss FatPat- ot*‘" lake. Her son Albert. Jr., has been ricla LyBorgcr of Battle Creek spent1 R*chard Hinckley and Robert Teal (Bessie Oundry* of Grand here for the post two weeks. . the weekend at Jefferson Barrack*, Pwker *pent the weekend at laird Rapid* spent Friday at lhe Van Mr*. M. E. Lee and Nancy have| vtaltlng Mr. Nell. Mr. Isham knd ’akp'.. near Flint, with Robert's, Schoten •home. ----- --------Rev.-----------Roush came grandparents. Tuesday for a few days. been vialUng her parenta In Quincy* other friends. or Mra. Hazel Hinckley spent the Mrs. Ted McLaughlin of Mu*ke-i while Mr. Lee was north on a fish-1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hller of Ionia Rapids her >on gon wno who was a guest at the home home. ing trip. called on Mr. and Mra. T. 8. Baird weekend in Grand rt» PKIa with .,ui ncri Mr. and Mrs John Fuller and son 'Sunday. Mr*. Hller Is Mra. Baird's brother and family, Mr. end Mrs. of Mr. and Mra. F. Manin Sage Earl o,TUw Offley. ' ove the Fourth returned ~ Tuesday. Jackie, of Munising visited Mr. and *t*ter. ------r---------------------------------’ iiainuu'tiu, who — — ----- - - - -— ......... w<. .uuihu. wama ,,„ Mr* Glenn Densmore Thursday eveRichard Leo Hammond, ha* Mr- and .n.oMrs iNorman Otto a and the early nlng I ’been ___ _spending ___ 'L__________ -- part - of the j Ban8c,dand daughter. Alice, of Bat- baby visited her parents in Lansing summer with with hte his grandmother. grandmother. Mrs. Mrs. ll® Creek, and Lloyd Hammond also' over the Fourth. Mr*. Philip Milchrll and Linda of -• Rummer ! of Banfield, were Sunday guests of j “ 'Mra Eli»"johnson returned Mon1 Fort Sil|. Okla., are expected the oeo. Port, returned to Cincinnati. | day from a several days' visit with middle of July for a month’s stay; Ohio. Saturday. He was accompan-. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Ritchie. Chrystal Victory of Dayton., her son. Dr. Lester Johnson and with hcr parent*. Mr. and Mra. Fred i«i by Mr. and Mrs. James Ham-■ . Ohio. Mrs. Earl Smith of Detroit.' family at Ann Arbor. Stebblns. mond and family who spent the I Mr. and Mra. Cassius Chandler of Mr. and Mra. Alonxo E. Trim enMra. Leo Hammond In Cincinnati. Owomo, Mra. Arthur Collison of tertalned on the Fourth the latter'*; । Judge and Mrs. Adelbert Cort­. Delton. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Weaver. uncle and family. Mr. and Mra. I right and family spent the week­. and two children of Galesburg. Mrs.; Shirley Moore of Big Rapids and! WILL BE CLOSED ! end with her sister, Mra. Annat Ronald Graham and two children daughter. Mtes Paula Moore of PeFrom Monday. July 13th to and mother-in-law. Mra. Graham, toakey; also Miss Lois Morey of Big ; Berry of .Colon. Monday. July ZOth 9 PAIRS , Mrs. Blanche Goucher spent from( and Miss Irone Weaver of Nashville Rapids. TRESSA CLEVELAND ! and Mr. and Mrs. C. Groom.' of Mrs. Alonzo E. Trim was an over Phone 2711 Hotel Hastings,' Thursday until Sunday with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra., Ionia were the out-of-town relative* Sunday guest of her mother, Mrs. who attended the funeral of Mra. Flora Schulze al Nashville , ' Donald Goucher of Detroit. . Elvira Weaver Monday. | Mr. and Mra. Ray Shroyer and $4-50 VALUE FOR Mr. and Mra. Floyd Gaskell and Miss Lctha Mote are spending the trolt were the guesU of Mr. and! Mrs. W. G. Bauer from Friday un­. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vedder of Has-' week at Fife lake, near Traverse 10 Pain Plain Toe and Mr.—and Mra. Ed Kropp of city. 1 til Wednesday. I| tings — --------------;--------------------— »iik Ark., spent- -----------•’“’•j Mr. At-] Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Towne.!■» l ft. e Smith. the weekendI .... and „,M Mra. B. a, J. Coulan of nl .. and sonnf .Detroit were guests Bat- In Chicago. Mra. Gaskell. Mra. Ved- lanta. Ga.. have been visiting her STEAM HEAT urday and Sunday of Mr. and Mra. der and Mrs. Kropp are sisters. | parents. Mr. and Mra. James Mat-- —- —-v*---------- ~’J’ '• I*"1’15- Mr and Mrs. James MatHOT A COLD WATER Oscar Palmer. Mr and Mra. Ger-J Mr*. Mrs. Marie Dolsen of Flint ar- thews the Ute last two weeks. They left, $7.50 Value for aid Ahrens. Lois and Jerry of Grand rl**d Tuesday ♦» to spend this week ™r/_ ihk t Tuesday for their home. SHOWER BATH Carl | Mrs. Martha — Predum Rapids; and Una Morland of Cale- with Mra. n *’’ Wesplnter. -— and son.' Miss Audrey Hummel and Mis* Walter Rose and fam Uy of Grand donla were also Sunday guests of 11 Polri Single 13-50 per wk. up Lot* Kenyon »pent the weekend in , Rapid* attended a reunion In Danthe Palmers । bury, Ohio, July 4lh. • Mrs. Cora BUnchlcomb left Sun- Kalamazoo. I day for her home in Great Falls, I Mont., after spending several weeka I with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Chag.[ I Aldrich. 1 “ =• •> T. X SSXS'kTtoOlU , A ““cX,. oX'X'XJ! n“u “.^d^S^, fX'r XiM. rad-M-s: 5i.-Srt-r Tn’ofiyW o~ SHOE Specials! 18 PAIRS WHITE SHOES 6.50 and 9.50 values for ’345 a,,d 7 PAIRS TANS THE BEATUY BAR 7.50 value for MOCCASIN STYLE • Sodas Sundaes ROOMS • Malted Milks TAN EDGERTONS • Hot Chocolate AIR CONDITIONED STORE BROKEN SIZES HOTEL HASTINGS Chicken Dinners! i HAVE YOU A HAIR PROBLEM? If your hair is too dry. loo oily, bleached, dyed or too fine, bring your problems to us. Wc specialize m pemaBau ahd retOuiiUonlng for^problem" hair. PERMANENTS MachlneleM SX50 ■p.^ others from JEAN'S-BEAUTY SHOP SERVED EVERY SUNDAY Old Fashioned home cooked meals served family style, as you like it. With all the Old-time trimmtngi that melt in your mouth. Plan to stop In soon. Complete Chicken Dinner $1.00 LONG LAKE LODGE At Acker's Point On Long Lake Phone 3F-22 for reservations BUY BULK AND BRICK UNITED STATES WAR STAMPS ICE CREAM Iheae are good value, regular itock shoea that we want to dote out! For Home Use U Y ■ REED’S = DRLG STOIIE__ % ZZS MGISTIMD PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY 1 ““Ha»Wnf» Ph ana 2241 Stata & Jgffareon SSI 0 N D �Hastings Banner LEGAL NOTICES dUteoe •< tlui vertala *•><(>(, 4a lU IM 41, at XevawaLar lest, eeen h, Bran! J. Ta44 aa4 JomU Te kaiUa4 aa4 wife, aa »ri(a(ar*. the Land bank CMalnlA.r, aidag I Sheldon Agency P S -rg jn z & d S ? AU Binds nf Insurance Surety Bonds Phone JUS Hastings tf. Swanson Agency AUCTION SALES List Your Sale With A & E tJ S l HENRY FLANNERY PHONE IM1 NASHVILLE DR. L. J. CASTON "SUMS OPTOMETRIST B 5 S 5 F X & 8 F lf t R Hastings Paneoast Bldg. CARDS OF THANKS Marshall Furnaces Cool, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Bavesl roughing 1<J B. State 2?S& C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 28P2 Phone 2JJ1 tf JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS DEWEY REED Batimates cheerfully given. Dates Heslinga, Mich, ti GRANGES Shipping Livestock tM *1. er.k«i. Cmh asuTcWart. held al th* Prabat- Itttlrr la the Pit, af Hu the Wk 4a, ■ MAPLE LEAF OBANOB BO. Sit Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 23U, or call 717—FI through the week. U. in a blood diet. This is fortunate for the natives. for theae beta meas­ ure three feet and more across their wings. There Is many a legend about the vampire bat. and not all ot these tales are true. One persistent bit ot lore is that lhe creature is a blood sucke- This la wrong The vam­ pire literally laps up blood with a C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOB INSURANCE Hotel Ilastlnga MILLER S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS Phene WSI ROME GOOD BUYS IN BEAL ESTATE Thia tongue flicks back and forth at high rrecd when the flesh ot lhe vicUm hai been punctured and Ukea up the blood so fast that It seems the eating is done by sucking it up. CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiotors, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHUBCH CLENN F. LAUBAUGH GEORGE MS No. Michigan Avenue Phono MJ1 HaatXnga Phone 2751 NOTICE P31T^.Y^«iKroTSSr-»i Farmers, ATTENTION nniithrxo nrxia— h, YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE D“* U “ ehjin** In railroad time schedule, a rrnrroentatlve «r thCharlotte Production Credit At»ocLi­ lian .ill hold office hours • from 11:M A.M. to 1:M PM. each Turoday at lhe office in the Hendershott Bldg. ■nUl further notice. MILLER '.Rpoma in the Hendershott Building | CITY. COITXTBT AND BBSOBT 'FOR SALE The Edward L. Schantz resi­ dence property, Nashville. Michigan. ELWIN NASH. Adm. . AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with £ 3 5 2 8 1 3 3 Natl Bank Bldg. tf INSURE YOUR HOME AGAINST HITLER/ WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES COWS HORSES Glen A. Speer*. Sec'y-Trea., WE HAVE A COLLECTOR Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Halting! To Give Immediate Service Truss Fitting We Pay the Phone Charges i XPE R I E N C E D FlTTfR PHONE LY BARKER’S 8-f Utt SWISS MMKlSnMK HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS $6.OO PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-4OO I PSF Phone 1319 �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, JULY 9, ^942 IICHTY-SIVINTH YIAt COASTGUARDSNOW TRAINING AT CAMPS Delton Woman Takes Own Life VAI IlCh DEI IfC AC I 10,c?n^ DVDATUC ItALUCU KCLILj VI tor * doiCTl *«*• I PAID 8500 IN SETTLEMENT j BOY ON BICYCLE INJURED July 10. 1849, Mr. Norrte sold to It will be remembered that same, , ‘<>r ume ago. Barry county brought suit-. as to wha I *i ru atuv m *•>*•—* ■» u i brought on« Au<ui1 7- — «old,.bto! against ’Andrew Matthews and wrxit hte,। home Is in Kalamazoo . tune piece 174 lb*, of pork for. 8132. 7 bondsmen for tines and costs in cer- 'J* J backward: By JANE CAMERON William Couch of Delton, ended her By March 38. 1856. we find prices tain cases which It was alleged he lhe «nner of Jefferson and Clinton miMt (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) ., (Oontlnuad from page 1, sec. 1) ' a Uttle after noon Thun-',; life Monday afternoon by swallow- ------------------------------------------ ~——»-{ had advanced, for Mr. Norris on had collected. M justice of the peace | Bt. Mary's for two weeks. Next he Ing a deadly poison Her death oc-1 ' lhc coMUtution guarantees la Green began to wdrk for me for thaL.date sold to a Mr. Ooslln flour but had tailed tn pay to the county 1 Xu.. will tf transferred far two weeks seven dollars per month.” . 'at four cents a pound; f”u -----------•----- —-*- *-• Davis, of Gillman. IU. He taken to Pennock hospital, having T***®^^ Under date of July 15. 1836, a Mr. then 12‘* cents a day. ------------------------------------------.---------- — of---- prices ------ • quoted objections raised to some of the luKered the ,°* ri^ht Plantler* te--------charged with tour days Comparison period at Pine Uke camp. At the Dleton. st seven o'clock that eve- sir oehld Campbell in the Readers --------------one hour after she Digest. work In haying. 8400; boy one day. above with those now prevailing item? which the county had charged ™ hu chMl •nd “ ln‘i Mr» Evlr« Weaver. latter two camps he will be given nlng, about ,4. — fatal dose. She sheriff's ...• • • drank the 37 cents. And we must remember seems to give the Impression that against him. The offer was referred!Jurea tnoult*rweekend leaves. Clear lake camp office was notified. Undershcriff j Something i would like to do— that then a day meant from sunrise people in those day* could not be-; to the board of supervisors. After' rAvvftT ciiangVtime is designated as "Unit 3 “ and Pine Leon Doster and Coroner Lathrop'send Mahatma Ghandl a pair of to sunset come very rich from selling isbor or1 investigation the board decided to । ‘ ‘ Uke camp as "Unit 3" of the Bat­ made the investigation. ' pants. In January 1838. Mr. Ashley te product*. But maybe they were accept the proposition. At their I The board of supervisor* would tle Creek coast guard station. It appears that Mrs. Couch work• • • f charged 81-17 for hauling three loads more h*PPY th“n the people of our June session the supervisors were like. If possible, to have eastern U;>' 01,10 On Ju,y 2Activities at unit No. 1 will be ed In a.-•Delton restaurant. She Add beautiful names: Mayllng. of lumber, and the same amount for ,lnw- Prom what some pioneers notified that the 8500 had been paid. I vandard time as formerly Instead unlle<1 ln mntTiage io Rufu the writer he te certain they ---------------------- ----------------|of w>r ’|0Wn the counly-, er who died two jean ag cepllon center of Port Custer. Tha camo home that evening, a little | given name of Madame Chiang Kai- hauling three loads of brick. For ' actlvlttea. The matter was referred Weaver was a member of ( enlisted men will be Issued uni­ early. Her husband waa a home. shek. Incidentally. I think Madame 117 feel of lumber Mr. Ashley ws* H*d 8<x>d Ume* together, a nd teem- SUPERVI ME COURT HOUSE than — folks do AND *"'* GROUNDS forms.-will be instructed In navy It Is Mid that they had some words chia ng Kal-ihek has one of lhe charged 8137. But when 11 came ed -far more friendly •* to Prnaecutlng Attorney Barnett for land cemetery circle. She te *urabout the wage# she received. Evimoit beautiful mouths L have ever I The board of superiors at their' decision. He said at once that he vived by a daughter. Mn Edward regulation*, will be vaccinated, will to nail* that Mr. Ashley needed in nowshe *«cn. be taught health hygiene, and wffl i dently hurt by what he said, ~~ Iris building operations, the charge < recent session gave to Probate doubted tf It could be done. In an D. Smith, two sons. Leslie and Foe­ be given preliminary training in I audden’y left bou*e and was ... TUNEFUL OLD HYMNS 'Judge Clement. County clerk Hyde, opinion filed at the June session he rest, all of Hastings; seven grand­ close order drill and signal work 8°n,! <*bout ten minute*. She next| Wr Just found a recipe for pea- Heed that Mr. Ashley Is also FAVORITE WITH SOLDIERS ___________ ,______ _ said that he had advised with the1 children, and four great-grandchiland County______________ Treasurer Clouse gen-1 At the Clear lake camp or unn!*01'^ her kltchcn- pour*® eoffee nul butter Ice cream. Don't look charged with "one buffalo skin. Editor Brown, of the Ingham Co-*1*1 «h*r*teion of the court house attornev general of the state and dren. Funeral service* were conNo 2 where the trainees will spend 11,10 “ cup Bntl dr,nlt 8hc Put' for it tn this column because even 81.00." You might be willing to and grounds, and authorised them > with other authorities, and had no ducted Monday at 3 P- tn at Um the second two weeks of lheir in-1 mor<! cofIe« ln lhe ^P- *nd.wc"t j my stomach wouldn't stand that, part with a dollar, several of them to direct the activities of lhe jandoubt that tlie board lacked author- Walidorff funeral home by th* Itev•traction period they will receive' 0,11 doora wllh the CUP ,n her hand |8ay. have you noticed that peanut in fact, for such a robe, but you opposing what Is generally termed ; 1 Itor and any other caretakers of lhe Ity to make the change as federal erend Albert Butterfield. Interment »eaman*hlp and ordnance In*true- 8he >n about two minutes butter taste* better since it went cannot buy them now. Two other 1 as "high falutlng" music by churchI । court house and grounds. la* governed the fixing of stand- was In Rutland township. X . husband and dauahter r.,. „a can? it daughter ,, Un p to *•> 42 — cents If it stays tlon, will be put through close or­ and told her —------ —------ ----------------------- - - choirs, li happy to be backed up der drills, and will receive addition­ Clarabel Uiat she had swallowed1 at that price, maybe I can spread flooring 84 06, and 336 feel ot white-1 on hte plea for more tuneful, rhycarbolic acid. Shortly after that she: peanut butter sandwiches for my al training signal work. wood siding, 8336. ■ mic music, by the favorite hymn* became 111. and waa taken to Bergrandchildren after,all. The final two weeks of training In April 1838. Ed Stokoc U, chosen by soldiers of army trainnard hospital where she died *oon; • • . charged for H pound of tobacco.mg camps in widely separated, । The newsstand* in July mu*t be probably chewing. 25 oents. 3. will Include additional training after. ln our country They are Undersheriff Doater learned where B mott inspiring sight. Every In close order drill and signal work. __U In M.rth 1841. C.lrln LCT.U, 'I”"? -U-------------'toningaJ . ln( . from Jnck and J 1U to lhe The men will be trained in gunnery and when she had purchased the' pinner roU.nl U v.nkr. Sprint.. । to “lk“ JT1' °M CnW, at Pine lake, but coast guard of­ drug, also found the bottle that had highbrow Reader's Digest, from ficer* have emphasised that such contained it and the cup Into which women's magazines to farm papers activities will not interfere with she had poured the poison. Mfpri that have come here lately have had civilian activities at the lake and Doster and Lathrope Ulked with lhe a colored cover featuring OLD GRAND In December 1830. Mr. NorrU had will not endanger the Uvea of civil- husband and children and learned OLORY in all her majestic beauty. evidently a stock of groceries, for When the Roll Is Called Up RAPIDS' Seeing a complete newsstand of flagUna. A crow's neat, similar to those we find he charged William Lewis, covered magazines must be a thrill. Carolina; "In tlie Sweet Bye and. on ship*, win be erected on the famed as "Yankee Bill Lewis" the Bye" at Indiantown Gap. Penn-1 army. As there was no question EUSES direct TQ Indeed. • shore of Pine lake, and the enlist­ following .items: 2 lbs. auger. 44 sylvanla; "Dayate Dying tn the' about the cause of her death an tnTOLEDO - HO CHANM8 ed men wUl be trained In cUmblng West" at Camp Lee. Virginia; PI RECT CONNECTIOMS AT Mra. Couch te survived by her "Rock of Ages" at Fort Warren. ' Four Urge lifeboats are being sent JACKSON TO In September 1839. we find Dan Wyoming; "Holy, Holy, Holy" at arrangement of a body of troops In to' Pine and Clear Ukea for me by! husband, by four sons. James of ARM ARBORTo- DETROIT Carpenter charged with 27 lbs. of tlie trainees. Other equipment be­, Muskegon. Charles and Sum in the the form of steps; an arrangement beef. 8135: peck of salt, 18 cenu; Maxwell Field, Alabama; "Abide DtTROtT •VIA ing shipped to the camps Includes, army and Herbert of Delton; also of the vessels of a fleet In V form. half bushel of poUtoes. 18 cents; With Me" al Camp Shelby. Missis­ sippi; and "Onward Christian Sol­ by two daughters. Clarabel and One never knows what will be In ANN ARBOR medical and ordnance supplies. pound of tobacco. 37 cents. In No­ diets" al Camp Robinson, Arkan­ this column next. Just for fun. , Beverly both at home. The body The 80 trainees who arrived Mon­ see If you don't find lhe word again vember he U charged with 51 Iba. sas. They are songs that always . was taken to the Henton funeral day came from Grand Haven where somewhere else In ,a few hours or of flour, 81.00; 1 lb. of tea. 81 cenU. draw out good congregational slngthey had received some Instruction. TOL£DO In September 1842, lie chargedI Ing, readers will note. days. I always do after finding a Nearly all of the men are from Darby Doyle, an early settler ot PASSING OF * ” ADRIAN Chicago or iu vicinity. Yankee Springs, with "one day's The new fence they put around; work of myself and ox team 8100.' ■ WELDON FREELAND carried on much like life on a ship. the Byttaths last week is quite *In *" —*- — •*--•March 3. 1842 he----sold Mr. Doyle' Weldon James Freeland, 47. passEach camp will be called a ship, snazzy, eh. chums? a fat hog. weighing 203 lbs., for HASTINGS — JACKSON — TOLEDO HASTINGS — JACKSON — DETROIT and enlisted men who leave the 89.12. and a quarter of beef, 183 morning after a short Illness. Me BEAD ur BEAD DOWfc BEAD DOWX camp will be described as "off ship." * terring Brian Doitlevy. William Something to think about— lbs. for 8493. is survived by his father. James Hastings Hasting* Prom lhe Bataan Epic in the July Holden. Ellen Drew March 4. 1841. we note the fol­ Freeland of Cincinnati. Ohio; six Charlotte Charlotte portance to our country in war time Reader's Digest: “On Mt. Marieveles Eaton Rapids The atory concern* the visitation* lived the pygmy Negritos, most lowing entry: "Elizabeth Cole bc- brothers. Gilbert of Colon. Floyd, That was proven by the fact that Eldred and Percy of Battle Creek. from the past solely to help a small ­ eight German saboteurs were re­ primitive of all human beings. They May 4. 1842. James Watson Is Charles of Cincinnati, and John of cently arrested by the F. B. I. be­ town bookkepeer out of the fix he's wore no clothing, lived on wild ban­ charged these Items 'For 1 day's Fulton: two sisters. Mrs. Goldie cause a coast guard in Florida saw In when framed by crooked pol­ ana*. papayl. cocoanut*, snakes and work of my oxen, 37 cents." On Bowers of Traverse city, and Mrs. ■ crocodiles, and were a mild and August 10. 1842. Mr. Watson U four of these Hitler hirelings land itician*. Ruth Engle of Los Altos. Calif. i on lhe ocean shore at a lonely spot. "Brooklyn Orchid" starring peaceful people. When the full charged: "For driving my hone to Funeral services were held al 111 In a rubber boat, which had been William Bendix, Joe Sawyer fury of modem war hit this forest Otsego. 50 cents: oxen and wagon o'clock Wednesday at Leonard's! launched from a German submarine primeval, these inoffensive little funeral home with Rev. Ooldren of­ The atory of two taxicab tycoon* aborigines. APPALLED BY THE । who become Involved with a blonde SAVAGERY OP CIVILIZED MAN. day's work of oxen to plow, 37 cents". ficiating and burial at Freeport. tet, also al another four, who had beauty contest winner. retreated to the great, rocky crater son is charged for work at plowing made a similar landing on Long Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy of Marivelea. where they huddled, 50 cenu a day by Mr. Norris; but in comparative security, while the Uter during harvesting Mr. Norris' Island. These eight men had lived In “I Married an Angelin America, had belonged to the Catchy music, fantastic situations bloody Ude of conquest surged bock German “Bund," had gone to Ger­ and a unique romance blend into and forth below them." The "CAPS" day. The day then, of course, was many. and spent montlis In being fascinating entertainment, literally are mine. And we have the in­ from sunrise to sundown. trained for wrecking munition a fantasy set to music. describable gall to send missionaries In April 1843. Patrick Oillaspie out to CHRISTIANIZE the savages became indebted to Mr. NorrU for plants, aluminum factories, impor­ tant railroad bridge* and other Sabu. Rosemary DeCamp Well, i guess we got the pinfeath­ 23‘a lbs. of pork, probably taken dirty business of that kind. They Rudyard Kipling's Jungle ____ Book ers all picked In this one. 'Bye, from the family barrel of salk pork, brought with them, in disguUad and was charged 6 cents a pound forms, the high explosives with oomes to lhe screen with all Its chums. amazing tales and thrilling adven­ which to do this work. They also A legal ruling states that a cow tures. brought with them 8170,000 In cash. June 15. 1850 we find Darby Doyle ha* a right In the road. Fancy In American money, which was to taking all thia time to find out what be used to hire crooks, and bribe cows seem to have known all along. ter, purchased of Ur. Norris; also employees to aid them In this sab­ otage. A coast guard spoiled their plan* Advice has been sent out from and saved many American lives and Washington to farmers who have hundreds of millions of American wood lol* that they cut wood for their own use next winter as soon property. ___ _______ as possible. The government auth­ HASTINGS GIRLs'aT orities call attention to the fact Uiat CAMP K1TANN1WA coal plies at the mines and at the Hastings girls entering the first distribution centers are smaller period at Camp Kilannlwa this week than usual this year: that railroads are Mary Jane Andrus, Anne Good­ will be increasingly busy with war year, Sally Goodyear, Janet Mc­ work transportation, so that there Nally. Helen Stebbins and Julie te sure to be a coal shortage next Sheldon. winter. Hence the advice to farm-1 Among the other girls registered era to provide their own fuel when­ are Janet McKnlght. granddaughter ever possible. of Mr. and Mra Jos. McKnlght. who comes from Wilmette. Hl., along REPORTED MISSING with two friends. Anne Palmer and Peggy Fifer from the *ame town. Mrs. John Jugle of Lansing, for­ merly of Hastings, has been report­ MARRIAGE UCENSE ed as loot In action on the Atlantic Gordon L. Green. Yankee Springs 30 coast. Lawrence hud been in the Lula B. M. Young, Battle Creek 20 Navy about four years. ............... ll" D ADDV I BARRY BYPATHS BURDETTE horru 1 JIRSTCLASS-BUS-SERVICE HASTINGS JACKSON AT THE THEATRES BUS STATION Liberty Adviie Farmers To Cut Winter Wood and Justice This Week’s Specials! COLONIAL CLUB SHAMPOO 8oz. 59c COLONIAL HAIR TONIC Boz 59c FORHAN S DENTAL CREAM 50c 39c 50c Calax QQi Dental Powder— Reign! in the land of the free, anti will continue while Americans keep the fighting spirit! You can help by banking money regularly and buy War Bonds. Gaby Grease!cm Lotion 1915 Suntan AMERICA GOES IN ONLY ONE DIRECTION Special 500 Box CHOCOLATES Had we followed the advice of Winston Charchlll. MaeArthur and alhrnt Iha at..____ . Dilititujlj frttb frtm w REFRIGERATED CvidyCMmf WAR BONDS AND SAVINGS STAMPS AVAILABLE HERE! 50c Come here lor 1942 Be Prepared! TRIO CAFE, 1 50 E. STATE ST. PHONE 213 ' ' OE Carferry Tiuae* All Americonsare united in the effort for victory. Everyone . ■ . men, women, and children in the armed forces, defense, home and farm march together. The Hastings City Bank too, walks in the some direction, for it has absolute faith in our government and the righteousness of the cause it fights for. Buy War Bonds ond Stamps Here Regularly! Safety Deposit for Your War Bonds and Valuables. Loans to Cover Your Personal and Business Needs. * and Checking Accounts to Save Trouble. We carry a complete line of picnic supplies 8123M.8M PAID IN tj YEARS WE SELL WAR STAMPS & BONDS JURY ANDRUS, NaHowal Bank Bldg., Phong 2519 Rabb, Secretary. Citizens’ Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. HASTINGS CITY BA Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service" LyBARKER'S HASTINGS PHONES: 2105-2103 PHONE 2115 ----------- * �THE HASTINGS RANNEK, THURSDAY, JULY »■ 1MI FRA1R.IEVILLE Mr*. LaVem Calthrop returned home Friday evening after spending two weeks at Gull lake. On Bunday Mra. Calthrop and Mr. and Mrs Lewellyn Bb of Delton visited Mr. Calthrop at Battle Creek, finding Mr. and Mr*. Will Johnson at­ Hattie Johnson Tuesday, while on' Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Whittemore him feeling fairly good. tended the funeral of their nephew Mra. Man Foltoy was * guest last Manley Sherman In Hastings, Wed­ week ot Dr. and Mr*. Charle. Mul­ nesday. Manley Shannas lived on len and Mra Ada Cortright of Ot­ Jdr. Hl,'BBAKD mLLS sego, returning home Sunday. Much sympathy 1* extended to the J Lana daughter of Mr. lake three mllea south of Battle family. Mra. James Boulter and Mrs Lew­ Creek. They have rented a cottage Undale, son of Mr. and Mn. Dan Will Green ot Fort Pearce. Fla., is Johnson. Jr., were Kalamazoo shopper* Friday. warning to farmers, who ar Martindale were married in Ohio. and Gordon Green of Battle Creek hu a poslUon In the Duplex Press July 1. They were accompanied by apent Tuesday night withl Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Mark Norris spent to think German treachery Mrs. Albert Green. Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Harry Mr and Mr*. Walter Karpinski, their going, but others will gain ent they are staying at the home Ritchie at their eotuge at Oun lake. received word from their son in Haof the groom ’ s parents. Best wish ­ fact that the German despot would Mra. Georgia Bellingham relumed Mra. Lucy OUon of Grand RapUke to destroy America's big1. Id* has been staying a few days es to them, for a happy married life. home Sunday after spending the' The youngest son of Mr. and Mra. and taking In the sights down there. week with her daughter Mrs. Walter Mr. Oliver Van Kirk te looking af­ aidrog Bbgl'and' and R’usala with wUh her ,uter MUs Eunlce H°>1 Wm. Stanton had the misfortune to Warner at Pine lake ■ ter the huckleberry marsh on the needed food. They will atop at! fall from the handle ban of a bi­ Mr. and Mra George Adrianson. i nothing, for they are desperate 1 GLASS CREEK cycle on which he was riding and chased from Myron Setulba last fall Mra. Mary Mead, Jake Adrianson, injure ms hl* biuuc ankle quiw quite wrcrviy severely a* b/£t^Tt pS-------------------------Accordingly farmers arc asked to'1 Mrs Ray Erway and Miss Maxine injure Robert Burchett and Mr. and Mr*. b. had b.« to U, be b. taken bta to b, a . doctor, .^b,, Jnlklm ,nUt. watch their grain fields when | and Genevieve qnd Dwight FerrU.I he NASHVILLE AnnTi^V.nd Mr and Mrs Jenkins enterLewis Johnson, Jr, and family at­ visited MIm Joph Erway at Morris *' *nni- Pedor attd children of|1 tained tained friend* friend* from from Grand Grand Rapid* Rapid* ML*a Elaine Scott ha* gone to Chi­ tended the Adrianson reunion Sun­ I Grand Rapids_____________ are spending some two day3 )ajlt weck p lake Sunday. ' ' _____________ cago for a two weeks' visit with day at Milham Park. Kalamazoo ntirenLi Mr and Mrs.; Mn. i -- ‘ . lin'pmx .. — . ’Tyle . Mr.and Mra. Robert Shricker and; time with her parents. Van of. aries to prevent German hirelings relatives. There were 47 present. Others were sons Jack and Jerry of Richland Walter Karpinski. On Sunday they ; NaahvlUe lpcnl a day last week n»hfrom setting fires. Mra. WJjl Reynolds has returned from Kalamaaoo, M*nhaU. Irving vlrited at Chas. WhlUemore'6 had pot luck dinner and a large ln_ JL^Yake imi weex iisn from Lansing where she visited her and Doster. SOUTH THOBNAPPLE ' I birthday «... . Thursday ihuraday and Friday. birthday’ cake in h6nor honor ot of Walter! Walter , au—-s ah.,— daughter. Do not forget the P. N. O. lunch­ — __u ------------------------------1 Karplnakf ' * “ — .. ... Mr. ond Mn. Chn WhlUrmon Korplrakl Jr. o< Oread Rapid. All « Mrs. Ernest Van Auker of Uuulng eon at the Odd Fellow* Hall. Fri­ Infant son born to Mr and Mrs : spent lhe Fourth at Gun lake. their children and famine* were lake s.turdav evenlnr Thev spent a few day* with her sister.• day. July 10 at 1 o'clock. -Ward Bender at Blodgett ho.plU),. Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Haven* ac- present from Grand Rapids. 1 are getting quite tame in this part Mra. Glenn Wood. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Norris and Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mr*. Sherman Sharpe of of u,c Rapids. Monday evening, evening. companled by Mr. and Mra. Rex Mrs. .Viola Hagerman stepped off’ Charlotte Hughes were Sunday June 28. Both mother and babe are Tate of Ypollantt, Mr. and Mrs I Muskegon are spending this week, . '’ weddl„_ k,.., ln a raise at the Townsend hall, fell, guests of Mra. Jennie Norris and doing fine. Marie Nash of Ha*flng* John Haven, and Rodney of Has- at their cottage at D^p lake Their| eommunltv won and broke her left arm. Lucy. Other caller* were Mr. arid to caring for Uttle Gerry and the tings and Robert McOlockUn and, daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs.; ______ y, , ,_________ Hany Lasley of Navarre. Ohio’ Mr*. Elbert Simpson. Mra. Rachel home during Mra. Bender's abaence. family of Hastings spent Sunday at' Al Bergstrom of Grand Rapids! q(I|mby visited at the home of Gail Lykins Simpson and Jane McKinnon of m.w. spent the weekend with them. ... . Clare TreMiirfn. Troutwtne na»»« passed th. the week nun Gun lake. several'day* 1**1 week. Mre Mword uovrnnan Bob.mon ana ond two; l»o ,nd Hopkins. end with friends In Grand Rapid* Mr. and Mr*. Russell Whittemore mra. aawaro ~pr"”’ “' Robert Betts of Grand Rapid* Mra. Oeorge Adrianson to spending Mra. were visitors tn u>e Perry Mr*. Hattie Johnson returned and ana daughters Arlene and and Judy Juay children children went to Detroit Sunday Bunday to to.Hastings , 77 ,7.7; spent the weekend at hto home here. | the week with her daughter and home — Thursday ‘ evening from m Mu. Has- called An on Mr Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Leo Tift Of snend spend a week with Mr. and Mra .11 home on °° the Fourth. Mr. and Mr*. Ward Butler and family, Mr. and Mra. Robert Orr at --------------------welt attended Ung* where She had spent a cou- northwest Rutland Sunday. Clarence Graby. | WKS ' family will ntoVe this week into their Watervliet. last week with an average dally at ­ Visitors at Forrest Havens' during Mr. and Mra. Goodwin have gone home recently purchased of Mra. Mr. and Mra. Clayton St. John Johnson and with them attended the week were Mr. and Mrs. Gor- to Indiana on a defense project tendance of 25; 17 received perfect Edith Mayo and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris spent Ithe funeral of their nephew Manley don Havens and Mr. and Mr*. Rtx' Mra. Elsie Penbrook Is looking after attendance certificates Those who MIm Nettie Zimmer of Patterson. Sunday with Mr. St. Johns’ parents assisted were Mra. Loyal Lowell. Mr* Sherman. Mra. Eva Johnson, wid­ Tate ot Ypsilanti and Louis Havens their place during their absence, , Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs Leo New Jersey. Is spending the summer at Holland. j Leo Storkan. Mr. and Mr*. Frank leo Reynolds. Mrs Clarence Calms. WOOD SCHOOL ow of the late Sam Johnson, and of Saugatuck. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Erway and j Storkan and daughters ot Cleve- Miss Rullson and Marjorie Reynold*.• There were fifteen children from। Erb and family of Grand Rapids at the home of Mra. Llbble Mar­ daughter Pearl Withey and husband . made a short visit at the Bruce shall. Are you entitled to wear g of Grand Rapids were In attend­ son Norman and Loraine OUa of land were guests of Mr. and Mra The names of Helen Rowley. Paul our neighborhood who attended the Mra. Stewart Lofdahl and two ‘ Kalamazoo were weekend visitor* at | James Storkan Sr., lhe pa*t week OUs, Robert Reid and Norman Me- summer Bible school at Carlton Cen-, home. "target" lapel button? You ance. sons returned Monday from Aurora. HE! are If you are Inverting al Fred Otis'. Mr. and Mr*. Harry j Other guests there during the week Intyrc were placed on the honor roll' ter. and on Friday night the par-' Thursday evening guests of Mr. Mrs. Grace Nichols received a fdr learning the most scripture. 1 ents who attended the programi and Mra. Charles Rose were Mr. Illinois, where she visited relative*. IM* least ten percent al your.InMr. and Mra. Harry Beard and* Mr. and Mr*. Marley Ayres of: were Mra. Alta Kidder. Mrs. CarylI and Mra. Russell Rose of Hastings, come tn War Bond**very pay | Hastings spent the weekend with Bowman, and Mr. and Mrs. Ho- and Mr. and Mrs, Orville Bruce. family are living In Charlotte. »'■ you Indge of psMis* Virginia Week* was at In­ M Mr. and Mra. Merle Rowley. I • trioilim. z • dian River over lhe holiday. RiHb Mr. r^E^Sv^h and Mra. Homer Belch M°r of; f! Jearw‘l* and Joan ****«» of Mr- and Mr» clare Bassett spent | r-. — v » o.... , Mra. Mary White visited relatives “•y5,2r^k l*1 Sund“y w“h Mr- land visited their aunt and uncle the weekend visiting relatives in Dein Lansing a few days last week. I and Mr* Rov I---------------------------------Mf Bassett j ■ndMra. Roy Perrv Perry. Mr Mrs Roy Kelley .from TUes-tn)U <>,M . 8pT?t day untu Saturday. On Saturday stayed with the children during' Herbert Wise made a buxines* trip. to Detroit Monday. "2 ? . y Ur. .nd Mn. Kelb-y ,„d P.UI their absence. Douglas and David Yarger of | Nonban Melnlyre l. lb, wrddln, ol Tim, Cp. - The Friendly Neighbors club; held Battle Creek spanl^last'’week with' *!?■ .< U ». Robc °r Unu church- afterward at- al the home of Mr*. Geo. Taggart their grandparents, Igr. and Mra Thursday was well attended Coy Brumnt. ofKDnwlmuSMMmf<^nH1'^av,with h8? ,endln« u,e reception at the home last all member* but one being present ! The Clover Leaf class 'will have f £££? her °f U)e brld,.B pan-ntt Mr. and M„ One visitor also atended. After n their picnic Friday at PutnUn Park. I Don't forget me 4-h meeting this’ busy and pleasant afternoon re-1 A pot luck dinner at one b'plock. ! Prldav I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Proctor freshments of ice cream and cake Mrs. Ruth Shriver has returned Mr ’ .nd Mr. Ch.rlr. Bunion. O'*"11 from her vacation in Grand Rapids.1 Barbara and Billy of Kalamazoo. »'■«»*»«• *|। **Mr. and Mrs. Howard.Wilson vte-t Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Furniss have guests Mr.------and--------Mrs.'ited In Wayland and Kalamazoo, purchased the former E. V, Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Carpenter of I Sunday T----—of— - ----------- . ... . Battle creek spent the Fourth at'Ernest Wilkins were Mr. and Mrs. property on State street. the J. L. Smith home. | Clifford Treet, George Kidder. MldWord received from Vernon EnMrs Carrie Evans has returned' Mr. and Mrs Crabtree of Char-1 dierille and Warren Kidder g»l states that he is stationed In from Indiana and to staying at the lotto were Sunday afternoon callers Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Bowman and Florida. home of Mr> Esther Johnson. at the J. L. Smith home. I children. Mr. and Mrs. Verne BowThe Pilgrim Holiness Woman's Mra. Leljy Roc of Kalamazoo spent' Mrs. Roy Perry spent Thursday I dt*1* dnd family. Robert Bowman prayer meeting will be held at Mra. the weekend at her home here. In Middleville at the A C. Dunkee'md family, the Loy Smith, family Rose Engel's Thursday afternoon. . Fergus Reldel of Cadillac to with hto I home In the Interest of Red Cross and Mr- *nd Mrs. Omer Wiesen- GREGORY grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. William' ’* * hofer and family attended n party Ttlmarah. Mr*. Jean Reldel to be-' Kenneth Slocum spent the week-1 Ing transferred to Grand Rapids. . j?rs.' Byron Girard and RiuseU of, - --------- ----------------------- - ... Holland spent the weekend at the. Utile Barbara Bowman’* birthday, end al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. John S. Greene A locksmith' who Uvail in Mr. and Mrs: Ray Clinton and " ----- “ " " of- - '; spent the week In Detroit. Russell Booher and‘ family Coate homes of Kenneth Reynolds and E., family and Will— CLsler visited De­ Grove. A. Reynolds. I------------------------The reunion of the Nashville high Key West, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rose and ■ troll a few ‘rJrdays Z, -~r ago Mr. and Mr. Mra.and Mr*. Burrel PhilMp* and; school class of 1925 will be held Said—“I have a plan to LuclUe of Pontiac spent the week-1 Will Cisler called on Charles Cis­ Mr and Mrs. Joe Konleczny and I Sunday. July 12 at Thomapple lake. end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Row- ler. who to not very well. last Sun- baby son. Kenneth, attended the I Mr. and Mra Richard Green and ■ORgeM: Fox reunion at th£*'homo of Mr.1 family are at Ludington. ley and Mr. and Mra. Lon Rose of dayBuy Bonds—all you can; Hastings where Lucille Ls making Mr. Charles Cixler passed his Mth and Mra. Jesse Kenyon of Gull lake. Mtos Mary Jane Sheldon of Kala­ They’ll help licit Japan— Sunday. ,' an extended visit ; birthday last Thursday. mazoo Is visiting Mr. and Mra. Ralph ---------------------------------------- | Corporal Charles Kidder paid his Moreover, they’ll feather Mr. and Mra. Chet Tompkins and- Wetherbee. family and, doll Slocum spent Sat­ P4,U, U, ,b. > | Mr. and Mrs. Gall Lykins. Chaa. your neetl". urday in Traverse City. . I and Sherman and Nathan Sheldon FrnUm.. B, k.,1 w. ... , u„ >M da^hun: were at Higgins lake over the 4th. M do b«e •( homo I. U U, MlM o,,., T»urt ond Clyde UTHch from Tuesday until Thursday In De­ Viat ponds—10'7 for War ; of Jackson were weekend guests ol troll where they attended a bail Adolph, Benito and Hirohito On game. —the three blind mlee. Make them rnn with ten percent of year Income in War Bond* every pay d*y. letter recently stating that * for- Dunn were callers Sunday niter- Buildingt Crop* Mine, Where's Your*? kan and baby of Grand Rapid*. Mr. Mrs. Theodore WUrtnga ar.d1 Katemasoo were Sunday callers at and Mr* Dick Maters of Kalamadaughter Ann* May of Grand Roy Erway's. Jack Brownell of De­ Mtoa Susie Phillipa to In Hastings tills week taking care of Mr. and Mrs Linden Snyder'* little boy while they are up north. Mr. and Mra. Vern Haywood vis­ ited at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Cleo Haywood and family of Dow­ ling Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs Donald Henion and family visited hto mother tn Mus­ kegon Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Eaton and family of Marshall were caller* at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Ingram, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Miller of Mid­ dleville were gueata of Mr. and Mra. Dewayne Greenfield Bunday. Gureta of Mr. and Mr* Melvin Wade for the 4U» were Mr. and Mra. Alden Chase and family of Phut, Mra. Alice Rice of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs Milton Rice and Mr and Mrs Fred Wade from DeWitt and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Wade from Holt. UBERfY LIMERICKS Women’s Part in Salvage SAVE FATS /or VICTORY/ Waste Fats Needed to Make Explosives The need it urgent. War in the Pacific has greatly reduced our supply of vegetable fats from the Far East. It is neces­ sary to find tubstitutes for them. Fats make glycerine. And glycerine maket explosives for us and our allies-explosives to down Axis planes, stop their tanks, sink their ships. We need millions of pounds of glycerine ond the housewives of America can help supply them. EVROLET DEALERS > Four Things to Do 4. SAVE ALL YOUR WASTE COOK­ And strain your fats as you pour ING FATS after you've got all them in. so that meat particles and the cooking good from them. Save other foreign matter are removed. KEEP IN REFRIGERATOR, or a cool, dark place until you have lamb, and poultry. Save broiler drip­ q w pings from steaks, chops, veal and collected at least I pound. bocon. Save deep fats, whether lard A. TAKE TO YOUR MEAT DEALER pan drippings from roast ham. beef, or vegetable* Shortening, from fried potatoes, fish, doughnuts, ^fc. p. C POUR INTO CLEAN. WIDEMOUTHED CAN. It is best to who is cooperating patriotically in this drive. He will weigh your QUALITY MATERIALS LOW COST to the war industries. locker plants will also accept your Be sure the con is spotlessly clean, salvaged fats. Frozen food TWO POUNDS OF WASTE COOKI NG FAT Wl LL MAKE ENOUGH GLYCERINE FOR FIVE ANTI-TANK SHELLS. ^arry County Salvage Committee MILK ■ays UNCLE SAM MILK—that s America's strongest weapon to win the war! You'll find It rich ond creamy. Above all. it provides the food essentials your body needs every day to maintain price for it, and start it on its way coffee or vegetable shortening con. DRINK service all makes of cars and trucks con of fat. pay you. the established pour into a wide-mouthed can. os a Chaa. Annabla, Chairman TRAINED MECHANICS good health—not just ordinary amounts but those all-important extra vitamins, min­ YOUR CAR OR TRUCK WILL LAST LONGER IF YOU HAVE IT SERVICED REGULARLY—SEE YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER erals ond proteins.. Every adult should drink at feast a pint daily to successfully carry out his duties In Uncle Sam s war program, He has trained mechanic!. ... He uses quality mate­ rials. ... He performs all service operations at reosonable Kites. ... It pays to see your Chevrolet dealer for car-saving service because, for years, Chevrolet dealers have had the largest num­ ber of trade-ins and, there­ fore, the widest experience in servicing all makes and models. ... Better have a check-bp today. Mrs. Geo. Hebden, Director Originator and Outstanding Leader CAR CONSERVATION PLAN Order your bottle of nour­ ishing. flavorful Highland's Dairy Grode A milk today. It's GOOD—and good for you. too! Phono 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. HIGH IN CRKAM CONTINT. RAW OR PASTIURIZIO. PT. 6c: QT. e ■ / ■■ HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutings ---- - - - -- j �FREEPORT ..J? chlldrrn ,, . Mead. k>cal. Mra. MarMr. and Mr*. Howard Osborne1 <-arp<- Demand Woodland, WIU and — ————— of ■•WVUW1U. and Mr. and Mra. Fred Ballance of Mr’ Bernice Hughes and children Hasting*, and Vai Jorgensen of Cad- of Hastings spent Tuesday at Thoralltec were Sunday dinner guest* of *PP>e lake. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Benedict. Mr. and Mra George Bassett and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt spent M1“ K«te Kidder spent the weekBunday visiting, friends In Lakeview 1 rnd at Clare Bassett home in and Grand Rapids. (Irving earing for lhe children and Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Bteckle'whUe lhr utUr *fre ln and family of Laming ipent the'UrUoU' Mrs. Irma Brown was a Hastings Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Asa | visitor Wednesday and Friday. Steckle. Mr. and Mra. Merrill Karcher and Mr. and Mra. Guy Smith and family called on Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Lloyd attended the celebration at Miller of Hastings, Sunday evening. Lake Odem. Saturday. George Nelson was a Hastings Mr. and Mra. Charles Atlee and visitor Monday morning. children of Midland Park spent Pvt James Cool of Fort Knox, Sunday and Monday with tlie tet­ Ky., spent Sunday momlng with hte ter's parent*. Rev. and Mra. J. W. McCue cooi Mr and Mra Brown of Comstock Mtes Gloria Laybourn of Detroit Park visited Mr and Mra. J. D Coo) te visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr i Tuesday. , and Mra? George Neteon. Mr and Mr*. Claude .Walton and Mr. und . Mrs Bertram Barnard family and Ml** Evelj'rt Thompson and Mira Grace Newton of Grand spent Sunday, with'' Mr. and Mra Rapids called on their uncle. J. D i George Brownell and Mtei Dorothy Cool. Saturday Walton of PUnt. Mr. and Mra. Coy Stowell *pent Mra. George Nelson attended the Bunday evening with Mr.'ancL Mr*wedding ceremony of Margie RobFred Stowell at their cottage at Leach lake. Mra. Arthur Beeman of Hastings James Cool of Fort Knox. Ky., ,and Boyd Novteky of Grand Rapids spent Saturday night and Sunday were Sunday morning visitors of Mr with hte sister Mr* Robert Newton add Mrs Gerhardt Kunde and fam­ and father, Frank Co6l. ily. Mr. and Mr* Ed Blouon of Hunt­ Miss Betty Emerson of Lansing ington. Ind., spent the weekend with spent lhe weekend with her grand­ Mr. and Mra. Adam Endres. parents. Mr. and Mra. W. W. Rock­ Mabie Bums of Bowne was a hill Friday afternoon guest of Mra. Guy. Merle Surrarrer of Great Lakes. Smith. Ill. Miss Nellie Marrett ot Lake Mr. and Mn. Leetend Jones and Odessa. Mra. Arthur Beeman and family of Ml. Pleasant spent Salur- Norman NovUky of Hastings, and "d»y night and Sunday with Mr. and Boyd Novteky of oAuid Rapids were Mra. Robert Newton. Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mrs Norina Bustance spent lhe week­ Warren Surrarrer end with her grandparents. Mr. and Harry Thompson of Hastings and Mra. Gary Studt of Lake Odessa Bud Thompson of Sturgis were Mr. and Mra Claud Mead re­ Sunday evening callers of Mra. Geo. ceived word from their son Robert, Thompson. stating that he te a military policeMr. and Mrs. Frank Denise spent njan and te stationed at Pittsburg, the Fourth with Mr and Mra. Ivan California. Denise and family of Alto Mr and Mr*. Voyle Manee and Rev. and Mra F C. Voaburg of J«ck Moore of Lansing roofed the Royal Oak visited the latter's par- hill. Saturday. Tliey returned home Bunday. Mr. and Mra Rollo Hyde of Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs Marshall Hyde and family of Port Huron were Saturday evening callers of Mr. and Mra Leon Ho wk. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Clinton. Rob­ ert and Dongld. of Carlton Twp . and Mr. and Mn. Clarence Van Patten and Dorothy were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mn Lewis Neeb. Mr. and Mra. Mery) Neeb and Meria of Hastings called In the afternoon. Dick White spent Saturday night with Charles Stringham of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler and Gwendolyn of %outh Bowne and Mra. Elnora Whitney spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mn. Harold Yoder and family. • Mra. George Hillman of Hastings and Mra. Clarence Benedict. Mra. Jennie Miller of South tynd, Ind., was a Tuesday afternoon guest of Mrs Merrill Karcher. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Clemens and Mr. and Mrs Harold Dunbar of Prescott, and Mr. and Mra. EmeryKime and Beulah of Pleasant' Val­ ley were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Harold Yoder and family. Mra. Wall Thomas of South Bowne and Mra. Merrill Karcher and Carol were Friday afternoon shop- 1 pers In Lowell. Mra. A. D Steckle and Mra. Stella Yarger received word Thursday of the death of their brother. John! Yarger. who who resided in Kerr­ ville. Texas. Mrs. Come Schondelmeyer and son of Grand Rapids spent Friday' with Mr. and Mra Charles Hoyt j Miss Donna Bacheider of Has-| tings spent a few days with her. grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Leap Karcher. McCords and Mark Postma of Fort. Knox. Ky . were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Dan Postma Mr. and Mra. Neeb and family! of Vicksburg »pent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Neeb. Mr. and Mra Allen Pteh and Vlrginla called on Mr. and Mra. L. A. Seger and Mr. and Mra. John Baar1 and family. Saturday. Virginia re­ mained with the latter for the week-1 end. Mra. Nellie Singer and Mr*. Lor-! ralne Russell of Grand Rapids i spent the weekend with Mr. and • Mra. Iv^n Roush Mr. and Mr*. Otto Kunde, local, accompanied them to > Gun lake Sunday evening, where they enjoyed a picnic lunch. 1 EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for tom* of that good Lily White Flour Quality tool* always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO; HASTINGS, MICH. !Htw? her work at Bronson Methodist I The mother, lister and baby son hospital In Kalamssoo Bunday after of Johnstown. Pa. are vteillng Mra a three weeks' vacation. j Bteln Snyder this week. Preaching—11:00. Ulla hospital. Batik, Creek, from a MIm Evelyn Overholt of Battle Creek, who came home. Friday. Is Charles Hamblin Tuesday evening day night Uli Sunday night wli_ Danmgt family of Grand Rapids and Mrax-bowlln. were Saturday evening entertaining lhe mumps. father, Eldon Beadle at Battle Cree* Mr. and Mra. Robert Glasgow and was a farewell party foe Howard Mr. and Mra Ike Dekilder of Ot­ Louise Hanlon of California spent | guest* • Saturday afternoon with Mr. and rarrer. -family of Dowling and Mr. and Mn Hamblin who La leaving for lhe sego were Saturday evening guests Arnold and Marilyn of Mmy-___________ _ __________ of his sister. Mrs. Nellie Pennock. Mm Dan Po*tma and Phyllis Ann i Marguerite Roger* spent lhe Willard , months as ssalstant They enjoyed a picnic supper at: weekend with Mr. and Mra. Alton Hastings were Sunday dinner guests HICKORY CORNERS Campau lake in the evening. Roger* at Jackson. 1 Mr. and Mra. George Miller of sley community hall Bunday. July Mr. and'Hr*. Royal Good of Del-1 Mr. and Mr*. Bill Walluna* and ■ Hastings were Bunday guests vt Mr. Society will meet with Mra. Leon ton spent Bunday with Mr. and* Mr. and Mr*. Peter Walluna* of De- , Mr. and Mra. John Holmquist ot Mra. William Klemp. | troll spent the weekend with Mr. ,and Mrs. Henry Karcher. In the Dunning in Delton. Wednesday. July afternoon they called on Mr. and IS. The business meeting will be at Saginaw were weekend guests of Mr. Mr. and Mra. Earl Smith and and Mra. EmU Olson. j 2:M at which time, officers will be family, and Mr. and Mra. Howard' Mr. and Mr*. Karyl Uvlngstonand <of South Bowne. <elected for the coming year and a Smith of Grand Rapid* wm Sun-! family of Clarksville were Sunday Mra. Ford Stowell ot Woodland <delegate to conference. Thank-of- BARBERS CORNERS day aftercoon guests of Mr. and dinner gueets ot Mr. and Mra. Ray spent part of last week with her i Paul Foley left Saturday for Aber­ Mra. Guy Smith. I wietefkl and family. sister. Mra. Prank Hynes. ।at this meeting. Supper -arjli be deen. Maryland. Mr. and Mr*. Wesley Keim and! Rev and Mra. Paul Olmstead and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson j Marjorie Cole spent tert week at Lake with relatives. son Vera of Clarksville, and Uie'family spent th* Fourth at the entertained with a pot luck dinner Powunaster and Mra. C. O. Ren- Eart Lansing with a 4-H group. Mteses Pearl and Dori* Reuter of home of Ttev. E. M. Ickes and bus­ Sunday honoring the birthdays of .nell* attended the Rennell's reunion rauunc Parks rat„ of Bay City spent Pauline Grand Rapid* wm Sunday after-, band of Lake Odessa Mra J. B. Wolf of Hastings and at , FaUasburg park. July 4th and!u«7wrek at “ toyXris noon mu M Mr. .nd Mr. Brml.h „„ Cu»d«,. »!«. Du Mr. Richardson, which are on July 1 spent merit Saturday nlsht ..... . _ night and Sundav Sunday Rachel Mac and Betty Ann Cole “**** been visiting in Xssnslng. returned and July 4. respectively. The fol­ with relatives In Grand Rapids attended Bible school at Carlton Lansing at dinner on Saturday fa lowing guests were present: Donald Dr. J. W Rlgterink and daughter to the home of her daughter. Mr*. . Mr. and Mra. Raymond Collin* honor of Wayne Bump, who lias enHelen of Grand Rapids and friend Claude Roger* and Marguerite. Bun- 1 Geiger and family of Saranac. Mr. left Sunday morning with Mr. and and Mrs Victor Greg and grand­ Don Pierce of Ann Arbor wm Sat-’' day. Mr. and Mn. Nay Bump and fam­. luted in the navy and will leave for Mrs Leo Whitworth and son Frank­ urday afternoon guesU of Mra. Julia MJm Kauffman Of Lansing daughter of Laming. Mr. and Mrs. lin at Battle Creek for a visit with ily were in Battle Creek Sunday' Detroit, Monday.Godfrey. j Thursday night and Friday Charles Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Ches-1 relatives in Indiana and a teip to tar Richardson and family or Mr. and Mra. Andrew Kime of De-, with Mis* Dorothy Bunn, Bellevue. Mr. and Mra. Will Richard­ the Cumberland mountains and the, troll spent tlie weekend with Mr. । H A Dennteon and daughter son and family. Mr. and Mra. Vern Mammoth Cave. They wiU be gone .nd M„ WIU Bloufh. .nd .11 -rr. UIrton OnBi IpeM Sun. about ten days. Sunday dlnnrr surxu ot Mr. .nd ,,lfrnoon rrcnlru with Mr. rvsgi«r. Mr. ano Mra J. B. wolf ot nenry noKn ana, Mr., sure Miller ot L«.n. Hasting*. Mr. and Mra. Ray Rich- daughter. Mrs Ertle Barce* and< S“d«l noudabuth ot la^ell .nd Uerte ,.mr,r ot o,.„ »rd»on of Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Agnes Mrs George Rainey of Comstock ArvUU twud.bu.h0t New York, , BunaiJ miioe Thompson. Mr. and Mra Bert Frisby P** »ere dinner gutste Friday w— m..— i~—> t. night of Mrs H. E- Barnes. Caller* B.'rrJS? oF'nISS'“* Mr acr,M Yhomiuon. Lafie and Barbara Ann, of Grand o.^ww^r^t on Saturday were Mr. and Mr* Ray Raymond .net and o«..i Paul Mead spent a vary pleasant gathering. Rapids spent the weekend with Mr. last week with their aunt. Mrs A NICE 7 ROOM COTTAGE and Mra W. C. Lape Van and two sons of Kalmasoo Howard Demond of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hath of Lawrence Wieland of Anderaon, On July 8. 1M2. at the home of Sunday callers were Mr. and Mn Roy Preston of Nashville. Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Iqd. and Mn. Wilma Kyea of Lan­ Preston of Battle Creek spent lhe sing spent the weekend with their port, at hlghnoon. occurred the mar­ Mrs Prank Town celebrated her EXCELLENT ALL YEAR AROUND COTTAGE parents, Mr. and Mn. Ray Wieland riage of Delbert Owen Moore of 83rd birthday July 4lh. Mr. Town Preston. and family. Hastings, and Miss Betty Mae vanced age they have sold out their Mr. and Mn. Ed Coates spent the Arthur of Grand Rapids The best Mr." and Mra. Harold Rosenberger of groceries and gone out of stock and Marvin spent Sunday afternoon weekend with Mr. and Mn. Clarence bath up. la In; living room, dining room, kitchen and business. Their daughter. Mrs. Doty and family of Battle Creek. In Grand Rapids. O»u<n also .uo of o. Freeport. rr^oorv ™ >oun. «•"' Nunruuukor. who hu Won Clarence Surrarrer and Mtes Bea Blough Mr and Mra. Dan Poatma and The young coupl. r* WIU uukt Phyllis Ann and Mrs. Jennie Miller De Plenty of Detroit spent the week­ coupfo “ — •- tholr homo h;“> houMboepor .nd <Wrk Io. u”"' "« end with lhe former's parents. Mr. Onuid MpUU whom he U employed. Tlulr Mend. wUh for Urnn . ru-i. ’T’'"1" ?' row and family of Grand Rapids and Mrs Warren Surrarrer ANOTHER YEAR AROUND COTTAGE Im ed heppineu. Bee. 1. L. kke. ■» «“k he U home tram u>. Thursday evening. hospital after an ------operation for sin­ perlonned Uie common,. -■Mr. and Mrs Arthur Moore, and lings visitor Tuesday afternoon. us trouble and the removal of hte Mn. E. M. Love la spending the Mr. and Mra. Frank Thompson visit­ tonsils. CHURCH NEWS ed Mrs. Myrtle Blakney of Hastings week with her parents in South Mra. E. M. Cadwallader Is very Freeport Methodist Church Sunday evening. Bend. Ind. Mr and Mn. Harold Yoder called Everett M. Love, pastor Mus Velma Buehler of Grand ter are caring for her. A NICE COTTAGE Morning worship—11:00. from Friday until Sunday evening Rapids spent the weekend with her on Mr. and Mn. Andrew Allen of Mr. and Mn. Myron Simpson re­ Rev. Love will return for They are preparing tt> move to their parents. . Mr. and Mra. Forest Bueh- Coopersville Wednesday evening turned Saturday night from their Word has been received from new appointment which te at the ler. tricity; eemplctely fnrntahed. Far two weeks' vacation and fishing trip telhodlst church in In Houghton 1 " Mr. and Mrs.'Ualen Overholt of, Glen NovUky Novteky that he U now stsBunday school—13:00. Methodist Mr. .and Mn. Olen Coming of Mr. and Mra. Herman Gooch. ac-| Fenton were Sunday afternoon, Honed in Australia. Carlton Center Methodtet Churth Kalanuuoo called on Mr. and Mrs. companlcd by Mra. Ralph Stuart | guests ot Mr. and Mra. Charles Everett M. Love, pastor Frank Town and Mrs. Hasel NunneUy ot Mount Pleasant were Sunday and Mra. Claude Walton, were Has-• OverholtMorning worship—10:00. maker Friday afternoon. lings visitors Monday. i Mr. and Mra. Frank Hynes and afternoon callers of Mr. and Mn. Bunday school—11:00. • Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mead, and | Mrs Ford Stowell visited friends In J. D. Cool. Oladstone. Mich., are here for an Boyd Payne of Hastings was a Mr. and Mra. Clement Mead and. Wayland. Thursday afternoon.’ United Brethren Church extended vteit with their sons C. R. family spent Sunday afternoon at I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunkleberger Saturday dinner guest of hU mothPaul OUmtead. pastor and H. W. Snyder and families. Mr. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth of Dowling called at the clement Freeport and Mra. C. R. Snyder’s daughter. Mead of Maple Grove. I Mead home Monday forenoon. Mtes Dorothy Woods returned Bunday school—10:30 Mrs Eugene Marpnette of Oladstone Mrs Bernice CloMon visited her Clare Clum was Inducted Into lhe home Monday evening after spend­ Preaching—11:30. Is spending a few days with her par­ ing a few days caring for her grand­ husband at Howell, Sunday. [ nrmy test week Tuesday Christian Endeavor—7:00. ents Mr. and Mr*. Walter Brekener Mrs. B Janis of Detroit returned' Mra. Virgil Woods left for Howard father. Gust Kunde of Howard City. Preaching—8:00. of Rice lake. Wisconsin, are visit­ home Wednesday aftpr a three; City Monday, to care for her father, Mra;- Clare Clum and Mr. and Rev. Olmstead will return for trie ing the Snyder families. The C. weeks' visit with Jier parents. Mr. i Gust Kunde, after spending a few Mrs. Bert Frisby attended a birthSTEBBINS BUIIDINC PHONE 2639 R. and H W. Snyder families and and Mra. Emil Olson. days at home. Prayer Meeting Thursday—8:00. guests enjoyed a picnic dinner at Mr. and Mra. Gall Lightfoot. Carl1 . Miss Vuda Schwader of Detroit home in South Bowne. Sunday. Ros* townstilp Park. July 4lh. Mrs. Clarence Van Patten and Pleasant Valley and Roy Blough. Jr., spent the week-, spent Saturday forenoon with Mr. Sunday school — 10:00. WIU Ds priester te recovering at end holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Dunat and Mrs. George Porbey. Dorothy and Mn. Lewis Neeb were Lightfoot, Mr. and Mra Bill Boyer. Mr. and Mra. William Klemp Hastings shoppen. Wednesday after­ and Mr. and Mra Fred Klick of Elk-' spent the Fourth at Long lake fteh- noon: hart, Ind., at Clear lake near Three' ing. Rivers. Mich. I Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Roush and among those who attended lhe liorse Emily and Evelyn Dipp are em-1 family. Mtes Dorothy Bunn, local, ployed In the Coffee Shop in Has-1 and Mtes Dorothy White of Hastings emoon. ting*. । spent the Fourth at Ramona Park Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smelker and Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Smelker Miss Dorothy Van Patten returned in Grand Rapids. COTTAGES I ) rThe Best Investment on Earth, ii the Earth Itself" EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER AUCTION SALE MONEY! A* I om discontinuing my antique and secondhand goods business, I will have an auction sale at my home at 319 East Madison St. in Hostings on For Buying a Home, SATURDAY, JULY 11,1942 STARTING AT 1:30 E. W. T Oak extension dinette table and four chairs Small antique gateleg dining table Antique chest of drawer*, carved handAntique chest of drawer*, teardrop handles Walnut chest drawers, painted ivory Combination shelve* or 5 foot table Antique 5 shelf corner what-not Antique 5 shelf walnut what-not Mirror back mahogany what-not Very good ice refrigerator, 75 Ib*. Crosloy 5 tube table model radio Child's playground slide Porch glider, con be opened into full­ sis* bed American oriental rug, 5 ft. « 8!4 ft. 9 x 12 rug, usable a* rug pod Antique baby buggy, red parasol top Brass cylinder force pump Hanging lamp—other lamp* Electric floor lamp Mirror front medicine cabinet Pqjr 5.25—18 tiro* for trailer Antique drop leaf table, spool leg* Several small table* and stand* Two bisque headed dolls 3 cord tables Paisley shawl 3 small oil heaters Floor waxer Swivel organ stool, glass ball feet Electric sandwich toaster Sewing machine Walnut server Fruit con* Stone jug* Old wooden sugar bucket* Large metal standard grindstone Metol cow stanchion 100 ft. of 1 in. rope One burner oil oven 8 day Seth Thomas clock Stove board Kitchen stool 5 48-in. oak table filler* Good tool chest Cow bell Good electric flat iron Ottoman foot stool Benches Canary bird and cage Few tools Kitchen wall clock Box of children’s toy* Good three-quarter size bed spring* Small electric mixer, almost new Cooking utensil* and lot* of dishes of all kind*. Many other article* too numerous to mention. Rebuilding or Remodeling Is Still Available But Don’t Wait! WAR SAYINGS BONDS FOR SALE HERE Children are especially invited to make their Bond purchases here TERMS OF SALE — Cash day of tale, nothing to ba removed until settled for. HRS. ORLEY E. KNICKERBOCKER, OWNER DEWEY REED, Auctioeiaai CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clark The Hastings Building & Loan 9 STEBBINS ILDC. MEMBER F. H. L. I. �T11F. HASTINGS BANNER, THU AS DAY, JULY 8, 1943 222----------------------------------- ------------- ■-------------------------------------------- IDLEVILLE AWfaK V 1 fefes mothsr. Mas. Isabel Lepper. Friday. convajesee from a vary serious MIm Irisle Ktete Vanderfichuur of MonMon-!Uta *Vuiderflchuur of llklM roe spent from Friday evening Until Mrs. Claude Kermeen entertained Bunday afternoon with her parents, with a lovely, birthday dinner Bun- MIm Jeanette Randall of Grand unUl Saturday with hl* parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harper. Clarice and Margaret, who had been visiting their grandparents, accompanied ton home Saturday. Sunday posed of Messrs. Herold and Olean □rifleth. Robert Bsmu of Delton Rurel Letter Carriere association and auxiliary, in session there from mortal rervica. Tueaday. A number ot the young people Tuesday until Thursday. apent tha Fourth al Lake Michigan Ue Joan of Grand Lodge, and Mr. end many oUrera enjoyed lhe amusemenu at Ramona. R^s lake. and Mn. Henry Thompson of Grand Rapids Were Friday caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cridler and children nlabt in Pennock hospital. Hasting* followtng teeth extraction. Monday. Palmer R, Richard*. whoso death was quite sudden, altho he .k. _• j .___ for aomC time, was Interred al 3:30 P. U. He was a native of Ohio but resided in Middleville for many year. Mmg employed at the French * Mil a miller He te survived by hte wlfr Mstthews of Howard City and her Lyle and Eteanore remained for a daughter. Mra. Melba Poeteme, hus­ visit. hospital, where she waa bom July 3. band and son Jack of Grand RapSupt and Mra. J. F. Schlpper Little Pauline Schantz te staying and Mrs. Earl Kermecn, other and Illite wn Paul visited their with her Grandmother Randall ^eteTher husguests were Mr. and Mrs. August Edd Timm and son Leroy went to ekend Flnkbeiner and Mr and Mrs. Claude1 mothers at Overieel and Holland while her mother is in the hospital. Detroit for the weekend Mr* Timm, SSd X“nice S 3 o'clock Kermeen of northwest Thomapple l“l »Mk- fuming home Saturday, ------------------------ * — who had been spending the past apple. Deputy sheriff and Mra. Jerry f Ulj5 Mcdora Parkhurst, night. duties Monday after a few days three weeks with her sisters, ac­ and sister, Mrs. Jennie Bovee, and B « lf0 » d . a ~> ehU 2r n oldest in the family uiurjl in me iniuii; of Dr Patk-----at Detroit Monday and Connie. who Tlie Prairie Garden Club met tpent in b<d suffering with a atom- companied them home Monday Mrv Bunkite Wadd and husband. ■r an* lirrkthar Mn I. M Jnnnann .hural, . ana of... ....__ nfdoctor* of the pioneer Tuesday. July 7 with Mu. Ruth morning. cupylng Ute Grace Tolhurst home and Stanley, are spending a couple ifather In the undertaking business. Schad at her Barlow lake cottage Bupt. and Mrs. J. F Schipper and Cliarles Popp' Is back again In the Mrs. Clair Brog visited their daugh­ VanderVeen store after a two daughter Jeanette spent Hmi Fourth [ riiiviicu enrolled u-o as » a -luutui student in wic the minuMichl- for afternoon and picnic rapper. Middleville and Grand Rapid* be­ John Bats, who has been at the. gan college of Mortuary Science and Mr Mn Wrtfhl Clifford and ters at Camp Mtehawanna. Long months' layoff with a brokA bone in Grand Rapids wllh hl* brother. tagee at Gun lake. Ray and family. Leon Bas* home, wa* taken to the | hu Monday. fore hla death. son Nelson of northeast of town lake, Bunday afternoon. mother. Mrs. Matlie Lynd are stay­ Ths annua] meeting of T.-K. Jarelf er-Convalescent home in Has-: Mrs Glenn Solomon was brought -spent ---------------------------------------Sunday with their son— Wright, Mr. Kronewitter are Mr. and Mr* Frank White- of —.and — Mra Win. ---------------------------ing at their Gun Lake cottage. Frank proved from her recent sickness and school district will be held next Ungs recently. , ]lorn(l froni pennock hospital Fri- Jr., and wife near Freeport. Caledonia, Blanch Spaulding of spending some time at Blrlow lake Mr/and Mrs. Vlril Boyer of Lan-!day by ambulance and te doing well: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Matthew* of Muskegon, Clayton Lockwood of'*t the cottage of their grandson. able to get about the house with use Lee and daughter Edna are also get­ Mopday. July 13. The term* of two ting ready to move to lheir cottage members of the board. Ray Aubll of a cane. Her daughter. Mrs Mil ­ sing spent the weekend wllh hte, from her recent major operation, al-'Grand Rapids, who recently sold Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra. Cliff Proc- Bob Olner. Mr. K's ateter. Mr*. W. and Wm. McKevitt, expire and they mother, Mn. Claude Kermeen.'Sun-1 though she will be in bed,for some their home to Mr. ThurkelUe, Sr., tor and daughter Vivian of East'K. Llebler and husband spent some dred Mlckel ha* returned to her for the summer. One of the prettiest petunia beds .are candidates for reelection. An day accompanied by hte sister. Mr*.* time. Mrs. Sneathen te ^Caring for were home in Chicago, and her grand­ -- In --- town ----- Sunday, - —--- -- and —-- Monday —----- —- a- Caledonia V.BICUU1UK were WKIC Fourth IVUIMI of VI July U UJ* : time wl«h them last week. Stuart Relgltsr and family and Mtes her. / | truck look their household goods U to ------fUest* <----------------------,t Ule home of . Rnd .. Unlj j Mtll phyiite Cutler, who graduat- daughter. Mary Masters of Grand in the village is at live rear ot the unusual situation. lias developed, in Rapids ha* been wllh her Uie past Ernest Dunlap home and is cared that friends of two Isdles of the ,. the where have tr F. « Blake. ni.v. ---------- —— they enjoyed a Representative and ' Mr*. Elite* the citycity where theythev bothboth have em-am- E. • — Margaret for by his mother, Mrs Emma Pcn- community, unknown to them-and «d* lake. j Faulkner were greeting local friend*. ployment. without their sanction, circulated nnd ____________ ... A. Cridler and i Tuerdar"and spent the evening at! Mr. and Mr*. Harry Stimson and The Knight* of Pythias ai)d Pythdaughter Elsie ui of i>oopcrsviuc Coopersville una and Grand Rapids. She was home for vember 2. We hope the Hower Judges filed nominating petitions in their children were at .Mulliken' Sunday I cun' lake with Uielr son Paul and * son Leonard were Sunday dinner i uau,uwr tan Memorial the weekend holiday*. ’ — Sister* -------observed *-------- ■* their •• ------Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Whltwam ondj wont mis* it when they start on Uie behalf. The ladle* claim they will of last week and vlstted-lwr parent*,, family. | guest* al the * Malcomb Maclver Day on Sunday and attended the Eleanor Harper of Flushing te with not act If elected and have asked Mr. and Mrs. P. L. SmlthT'Her-fath'Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Potter cf Ea- home at Parmelee. Other caller* children of Spring lake were Sat­ her cousin. Phyllis Flnkbeiner at Methodist church service in a body final tour. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Davis and that their names be dropped. Polls er who was Injured last month and ton Rapids spent the weekend holi-* were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Maclver of urday callers of the former's ateter. Camp Mlshawana. Rev. Minor preached a very fine and Mra. Margaret Dennison. their son Hartley, wife and two for voting wiU be open from 3 P. M. narrowly escaped death when hte day* with hte alstcr-in-law. Mrs. । Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ Mr. and Mr*. George Juppatrom appropriate sermon. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gackler ac ­ children of Merritt were visitors of until 9 at night wllh business ses­ truck struck a tree and was Dana Potter. j man Maclver and little son. and Mr. and daughter Norma spent the Ml** Winifred Lectka Is assisting crushed when the tree fell, te recovMra Dora White spent the week-, and Mra. Clark Bliss of Middleville, companied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. weekend with hte brother. Charles with the work at the Grand Rapids the former'* sister, Mra. Ray Lyon* ,sion called for 8 o'clock. and husband Wednesday and Thurs­ ering nicely from hte injuries, which end with her sister. Mrs. Mattle, Mr*. L. M. Rlgelman of Augusta, Gackler of west Thomapple attend­ and family at Cadillac. On lhe way day. They were down to attend the consisted of broken ribs, cracked Benaway at her Gun lake cottage , formerly of Middleville, wa* a ed the Denson family reunion at the home they ateo called on her sister funeral of Mra. D'a nephew. Manley shoulder blade and bruise* about the Another *l»tcr, Mra. George Bro«< luncheon guest of Mra. A. H. Park­ Antal Benson home at Morley, the and niece at Coral. Sherman of Freeport body. and family of the Wayland vicinity' er. Tuesday of last week, as was also Fourth. Betty Popps, young granddaugh­ Friday. July 10. ha* been set as Mra. Mary Gray accompanied her Mr. and Mrs Earl VanAvery and, were Sunday guest* at a flsh dinner.) Mrs. Clifford Freahney. Crystal Lee The meeting of the Past Matron's Weekend visitors of Rev. and Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs,-Sylvester Van- daughter-ln-law and granddaughter. hte mother. Mrs. Alice VanAvery Nina Seeley of Battle Creek is accompanied her mother and ate I. W. Minor and her mother, Mrs., Hom. *u*talned an injury' to her Mrs. Cha*. Gray and Maxine (o club of the Easterfi Slam wax poat-1 Youth Council dance for HnaUng* of Kalamazoo were in town Satur- vijitlng her grandparent*.. Rev and lunch with her former playmate, Bite*, were their son-in-law and'arm recently when she fell from a Merritt. Wednesday for a few weeks' poned until August because of such young people. Thcee jmrtle* will a busy season. day to make arrangement* for the . Mrs Geo. Curtis and her aunt. Mrs Paul Bites at the Clark Bites home daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Win. Coa- bicycle, ft wa* thought to be only a visit. continue on each Friday. Rlchmund Fenton, son of Mr and his brother-In-law. brother-in-law. Palmer Palmer , Glenn Grlffeth. | Mr*. C. Dcttman and children of tello and little ran John of Kalama-1 sprain but when It continued to give burial of hl* ' ~ William Campbell has completed Music I* furnished by the Rhythm Richard.* of Detroit. Mrs. VanAvery,1 Rev E. C. Flnkbeiner of Bangor. Kalamazoo spent the weekend with aoo on Saturday. Sunday visitors trouble, a doctor's examination Ids year's teaching dutlea In Detroit Mrs. Elmer Fenton, and Sonny Lee. Kings and an adrateelon te charged Sr., visited Mrs. Jennie Bovee while visited hte parents, Mr. and Mr* , her> parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. were their sons. Harold and wife, found it had been a fracture that and with Mrs Campbel) and little to help defray expense*. her* ' Andrew Flnkbeiner. Friday. Hl*' Crana. here. and Raymond, wife and daughters. I healed Improperly. Saturday. *he John arc staying with his parent*. have applied for admission Into the A group ot Hastings bd>x will Hara and . i_ In ... .... Miss Madge Solomon, retired. U. S young nehew. Stanley Flnkbeiner ac-1 Mra. Chas. Parker spent the Rar Barbara and narUan Darleen. all all nf of train. Kala­ spent Pennock hospital at Ha*- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Campbell for marines and expect to have their start a "bike" tour this week of [ Fourth with her daughter. Mrs. Ro- mazoo. Raymond and family were final examination this week. Navy nurse, returned to Grand Rap­ companied him home for a visit. the rammer. A telephone ha* recently been In­ some Youth Hostel camp* in Wes­ ids. Monday, after a several days',। Jack Chase returned to Muskegon man Feldpausch and family at Has- vacationing at Gun lake at the cot­ break and set the bone—not a Mrs. Lewi* Flnkbeiner and daugh­ tern Michigan. There will be stop­ stalled In the Alton Elwood residence Sunday night where he is employed tings. tage of her father Henry Pierce pleasant Fourth she says ter Evelyn, and M>. and Mra. Harold 1 a* carpenter's assistant. ; Mrs. Gertrude Parkhurst and once of Middleville. Glenn Solomon. Mrs Emms Williams returned Grlffeth were among lhe relatives on Grand Rapids St. No. is 189 F 3. overs at points of Interrat. Similar trips will br carried out In con­ Mr. and Mr*. EU Doster ot Cleve-,I Mr. and Mra. W. R. Harpfr and daughter of Grand Rapids, Mrs Eltrei' Lawrence. agricultural, home early Monday morning from who attended the wedding of their land. Mtes Emma Doster and Miss little grandson'Lyle Harper, visited Hinman of New York City and teacher of T.-K, school, will com­ a visit with her son. Rev. Karl niece. Mary Orifleth. daughter of , the weekend with relatives at Reed nection with the rammer play­ ground program. Those Interested , City. Dora Brandstetter of Prairieville, her brother and xtetcr in Ionia, Sun-, her sister the former Nelia plete a three week*' course at Michi­ Keefer and family of Ludington. Mr. and Mn. Shirley Grifleth ot in a weekend or mld-wrek tour Mr. and Mrs Seymour Jordan were Thursday afternoon vLxltor* of day. | Parkhurst of Detroit were present gan State college. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flnkbeiner Sturgis The marriage took place at were Fourth of July visitors of her should get In touch with Edwin their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette, Mra. Arch Dent and son Tom of, Monday at the Interment of Mk* Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bender are and daughter Maxine spent Sunday the Gospel Hall in Sturgis, Saturday brother, Edd Bedford at Pleasant Taylor or Lyn Lewi*. Groups will Wadd Ann Arbor visited her sister. Mr*. W. Dora Parkhurst. Earl VanAvery and parent* of their second son. Monte at South Haven with friends. evening. June 37. be limited to 10 persona. Including HUI. The Rouse circle had a very pleas­ P. Corson End family last week A family of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Afton Bruce, weight 6 lbs. 10 ox* bom In Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Nelson of Mis* Julia Capp of Ann Arbor is ■ David Chase waa laid up most of ।a leader. ant meeting at the home of Mtes weekend guest was Mrs. R. G. Myer* Dibble of Albion were among rela- Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapids on Sparta spent the weekend with her spending some time with her broth­ Mary Moe on Thursday afternoon1 of Kalamazoo Ltivea present at the Interment of last week suffering with infection In parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Getty. er. Daniel Capp at Bowens Milla. Monday evening. June 39. hte foot and ankle. wllh a good attendance considering' Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Valentine, Palmer Richard*. Mra. Richards acEarl Drew of Detroit a pupil of Mrs. Blanch Segerstrom apent the The residences ot Marion Swift . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harpe^ and lhe busy season. Refreshment* were have stored their household good.* | companied them back to Kalamazoo t'WHUam Campbell. Lx spending the weekend holidays with her daughthree little daughters of Ithaca. N. served and entertainment completed at Hosting* and she and children PvL Wayne Aubll, who te attend- and Cora French on Grand Rapid*;‘ summer on the Campbell farm and a nice social time. *' | are staying with her parent*. r Y., are expected the tatter part of Dr. Ing the airplane mechanics school St. are much improved in appear-,' assisting with the work. He eccom- Grand Rapid*. — — -1 Mrs. O. . —L. r-U ——. until suchI (at rh.ffi!!* ,' the week for a vteit with hte parent*. \ Mrs. Minnie Johnson vLiited at and Frank Shaw Chanute WalH Field. 71] III., spent spent the uie ance by new paint. The Hooper iI panled hl* mother to Muskegon for Monty Myers 1* spending the sumfamily occupies the French house. | lhe homes of her sister. Mrs. Cal time a* they can And a residence I weekend at home with hte parent*, ., Mr. and Mra. W. R. Harper and her the weekend. mer with relaUe* in Dctelt. William Thurketlle. who ha* spent) Streeter and her brother.1 John Car- near hl* work at the Willow Run. Mr. and Mra. Ray Aubll in Lelghfather. John Knechele and family . I Mrs. Wm. Llebler trill spend some Mra. Warren Bredahl, nee Pauline' iI Floj'd te a professor In the graduate ter tn the Gun lake vicinity. Satur- plant. Ypsilanti. ton Twp. | time this week In Chicago purchas- Taylor and two small daughters, ac-1; I school of Cornell University. day and Sunday. I Mr. and. Mrs. George Shephard, Paul Carey and family of Leighton S^'r^^f Tn«n?ypr.nMd' Mr "I ! Mr. and Mra. Harold Culler ofi Mra. Paul Spiker, nee Kathleen and Mr. and Mr*. John DePagtcr of spsnt Sunday In Grand Rapids with ■ store. ift*8!mdfv for BridB?™drt lhe vlctnll>' northeast of town, had »-as brought home Friday and te' White, spent Saturday and Sunday Detroit were Saturday and Suftday hte mother. Mr and Mrs. Leon Rock and son at her husband'* home at Hattie-------’ Hel-j’ ** — “ *------• Johiuon ------- -of ----------J around the yard some with the aid1 Francis, nnd Frederick and Karl Ry­ te^Jl 'SrXtSK i.^:, ^rpre^n^To’n’: guests of **Mr. — and1 Mrs. ” F. *HMr*. Forreat Grand ■ rigel. Rapids waa a Friday visitor of Mr. of crutches. an Rock, all of Detroit were visitors MreedBre^f°who^WMW^vlLnirnat:n'Urth ot July plcnlc' whPn thelr fen.'e workers who worked through Ben Carpenter ot Parmelee, who and Mr*. Will Johnson and took her Old friends of Dr. Lizzie Hender­ of Mrs Frenda Rock and the Carl • Koon students ol human g Pie d T^nnw at 40,1 Dar' «companled by hte uncle.! the holidays. recently underwent hl* second op-1 Utile son. Robert, home, after a few shott of Detroit, formerly of Irving Rock homes, this past weekend, and &dfrtece seiiridge Field, is now at lhe home ,v_ nature tell us that moat worry ■ Dickie Dean Lx spending some time eratlon. and Is in St. Mary's hos- days visit with hl* grandparents, and Middleville, arc glad to hear all enjoyed some time at the Payne of her father In Grand Rapid* ‘ । on lhe farm of hi* grandfather. Ju- pital. Grand Rapids. Is reported as' Mr. and Mra. Louis Betts of that altho' her eye&lght te very poor,;,j lake cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dwood1 i ’ htah rohmf I is about money. What is ■ Ilan Potta and helping in the bu*y quite comfortable. ; Grand Rapid* spent the weekend she ha* gone with her sister. Mtes’ Pvt. Arlie Bixler of Scott Field. spent the weekend with her parent*' L your money problem? ■ aeason. , uimvc Bruce Chase u is nanuivllli, assisting u. at *1. the'wllh —. her parent* and sister. Rev. Pearl Hendershott to Otsego lake 1’SrSui’ta ' IU. spent the weekend with his jj.r M^.1! .„d d,d . UUX Mra. Jessie Schwaite of Detroit i Bedford Hardware tills summer. ' and Mr*. George Curtis and Mra. where Pearl conducts a select sum­ mother. Mrs Lena Bixler. Como in and talk over with ■ was brought to the home of her| Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Harper ot[ Glenn Grifleth mer camp for girls. brated the weekend with a trip to IU, spent the weekend with hte .{J?!!® huhXm to stottn. u* — any financial question ■ brated the weekend Traverse City .nd the north. The parents. Mr and Mra. John Carter puzzling you. ■ Uttle daughters. Margaret and Pa- in Orangeville. A friend. MIm Ann1 Xrth^r f^te^t oAhiIH?* h trida *tMed stayed wllh with their their Grand Grand-­ Old., Old., who who worked worked with Bob at' ™M!r..fteV“rt of c™ lyl . . tricla When you nood cash, you ■ [ Mra. Harold Haywood left by bus mother Elwood and the boys with for Arkansas lost Tuesday arriving' can got it hers on your own ■ their aunt, Ann Kenyon, during Carter home. ,1 on Wednesday at the camp where1 their absence. signature and security. her husband Is stationed and where , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grifleth and Cloverdale were Monday evening she wiU remain Indefinitely. Harold,, children. Frederick. Jean. Carol and ____________ _______________ _____ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Grlf-' who has been III. is better and back CITIZENS CREDIT Joyce and her mother. Mrs Pearl feth. and the two Couples left early CORPORATION . on duty. Kenyon left Monday for Merritt Tuesday morning for Traverse City) The remains of two old-time real-' where the latter and little Joyce will I as delegates to the state meeting/ of dent* who died in Detroit where' visit her sister. Mrs. R. I, Kenyon ■ the Rural Letter Carriers. The’ they have Uved for some years were PM. B»tajd»ri 0 and husband and lhe other* win go J Barry county male quartet, combrought to Mt. Hope cemetery for graveside services and interment. Y. M. C. A. WHAT'S YOUR MONEY PROBLEM «“d’ '» SETS £ ■"MUM "■Z'fVA o"' P"aJ" derknei Th. DON’T >>«« n> •“< 1 ••■ io Be Out Guessed ■"oed Ih'.n^hu u'k1£<Je“ •oce M. “ ^“°C*ra‘h *»<< »' ur. CLOSED FORMULA FEED/ '*>■' wh«e„r ] , Amr fair Cnr farfatrlMfarf Use our low-cost maintenance plan pay on convenient monthly terma NOW that it is your patriotic duty-a« well as profitable to produce all the eggs, broilers, milk or pork you can, Demand- Open Formula Feeds »odc._.w„ —J A«.enc. Open formula feed* were originated by the Farm Bureau as aJarmera' organization. Contents of closed formula feeds had to be guessed at. Farmers’ feed* are open formula and list the ingredients pound for pound on the feed tag, because: NOW THIR1 U no need to postpone or delay necessarv sarvice work on vixir rar. Y.-.t- Pnnii.r . I—.I.. _.;il .1.. . i_ . . , . • .O ** 1 dearie i»b.. They enable lhe farmer to check on the balance between animal and vegetable proteins (in poul­ try and hog feeds). Furthermore, by taking your car to a Pontiac dealer, you «ct ■e adtantagc of Prescribed Sarvice. This means a/rv« examinaon to determine ciactly what your car oeedb before any ork is recommended. Prescribed Service, offered exclusively by Pontiac dealer* n convenient GMAC monthly terms, is a.iilable to owners F ^11 makM rW When made by a reputable mannfao2 turer interested in HIS welfare he knows juet WHAT he is paying Tor. j The farmer ean get an idea of the • dollar value of the ration. 4 CONSUMERS POWER CO He ean consult with the Michigan State Collage aa te feeding value of the ration. Try to find thw advantage in a CLOSED FORMULA FEED Farm Bureau MILK MAK EM ■ MIRMA8HM - PORK­ MAKERS have no auperion. Ask ue for open formula booklets on our feeda. „ FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. I HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2111 N. CHURCH ST. । ■ trrm in « /MP0RT4irr NMFJ, operative Attention includes Spacial Free 0 H« Prescribes Only Neces­ sary Operation* 0 X*>“P»r Only for What You Need Yt NtrJ lr Trained Motor Doctor NEW* 1M3 PONT1AC8 FOB 8ALE. REAHM MOTOR SALES 107 N. Mlchr(on HasHngi, Mich, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. JULY I, IMI SIX TEAMS IN KIWANIS LEAGUE and ' To*naend the home of Mr. and Mn. George gle Bates. Mn. Swenk. Mr. snd Mn. weekend, . « Indiana were Eddy Saturday evening. Several WIU Bacon. Mr. and Mn. Karl Ekktcrulning for them with a musical] the Ltoyd Gaskill , U °f Mr and Mn 0110 eoaunlttees are to be appointed. Th*1 ardt and family. Mr. and Mn | Those *from away — were Mr. i Mr. and Mrs Dougal McCallum program. .. ' group is expecting to have a half Muhan and son Jim. Virginia Rice. Mrs. Ferd Thomas and son Chas.' Gaskill of Hastings, and family of Detroit spent Bunday Bix teams have bean organized to 7 . J^Ln 80111,1 01 mils of black topping this summer.1 Jackie Baltey and Mr. and Mn Ray play In the Klwanh Evening Soft­ .a “"•Pent from Friday tlU Bunday. Mr. and Mn. Milton Townsend of Bcheel ata ptcnlc dinner st Baubsc ball League as.follows: Roth Fur- with W1M1 nl hte narrnta Mr .nA m— ___ .. .___ ..._ r._____________ a.__ lake Bunday celebrating July btrth- Bruce and Mr. and Mn. Lyman of town, ’‘which they will occupy Glenn Mowry of West Hastings and the niturs, Blue; Hastings Cleaners, smith. _while . . her . .... ...Is engaged In Carl Ccnvts —-------------------------<■ ' until ounuay wren ncr pacrnui. sir. husband of Battle Creek. Green: Trsthric Agency. Red: Wall.1 »•and Mrs. H. R. Mashan and] 8tron« »nd daugh-| and Mrs. Clarence Stevens. Mr. and naval duties • Stanton returned from Chidor fl Furniture, Yellow; Western .‘ -.°La.r,.n<1 Rapld * ,pont **•*- Mrs Harry Morris and sons of Kal- son Jim, and niece Virginia Rice of his mother, 1 Nell Granger h bulidlng a new ‘!*r ‘P™Un» tAulo, Black; Commercial Printer." end with her mother, Mrs. Harrison1 amaaoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Pennels are Detroit, spent over Sunday with Mr. home on the Granger farm next to I*11*1 hu bnrtl'cr White. Blocher. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt and family. Them apple lake. Games .will be played at lhe fair­ Miss Betty Wolring spent lhe Ivan Smith. who enlisted in the Mbs RIcs la slaying for a few days' family are moving into Kalsmazoo from Clear lake. •. ' C. 8. will be at the church on Thuraground each Monday. Tuesday and weekend al Lansing and Chicago. vacation. We are sorry to report thMerious] d“J ?!,ly Friday that weather permits com­ Mix* Carolyn Brodbeck and MIm Lakes Training Schoo) temporarily, Mbs Esther Schuler accompanied1 Ed. Pennels has been moved from illness of our mail carrier, CXte Ket- ,nd Un Helen Drake in charge. mencing at 7:30 o'clock. Joyce Fisher are spending two has received a rating ot Pharmacist Richard Bloomer to Ann Arbor. night and 1 Borgeaa hospital to lhe home of Mr. Tin schedule te u toUowr. weeks with the latter's uncle and Mate.' Thursday where they vUiled Mrs and Mrs. Harry Pennels. He will I MILO July d Roth Furnlture-Hastlngs aunt at Frankenmuth. EAST DELTOW Mr. and Mra. Rosa .Waters attend- Bloomer snd other friends returning remain there until lie is able to re­ I Mn. Madeline Norman drove Mra. Cleaners:z July 7 Trcthrlc Agency­ Callen on Chas. Farlee and fam­ Friday. turn to his home here. ,' Van Blrealn to Katemasoo Tuesday Walldotfl Furniture; July 10 Wes­ ily Saturday and Bunday were Oene Mbs Marilyn Eckardt spent over . Rev. Moyer is in Madison. Wlspan of Harting* and Prank Bchtetek , morning where she attended the tern i Auto-Commerctsl Printers. FUher of Lansing. Mbs Nevah Hie weekend with MIm Marda Paul1 conain, attending the University returned from Riga. Ohio where'! funeral of Mr. Van Strealn’a sister.J Bllcrnoon „„ Bno July >3 Roth , Furnllure-Trethric Smith. Ellsworth Smith. Mr. and they attended the funeral of Mr. church In Hastings Saturday mom- in Woodland. CNwalds brother. I Twenty members of the 4H club) Mra 'Lucille*Csrpenter'Tn B Agenoy:. July 14 Hastings Cleaners Mra Joseph amlln BnQ 0.™^ Smith daughter. Vhilors at the E Brodbeck home Wratern Auto. July 17 W.lldorff Marjorie, ‘oon.ld .ndand Wiu“ T^i' Mra. Clare Johnson and family of attended a meeting at the home of j • Mr. and Mrs. Rou Waters and over the weekend were Mrs. Emma Furniture - Commercial Printers,land Mrs. Sherman Smith of Has- son William and their father. Wil- wolf and son of Detroit, Mrs Karl « pending the week at Clear lake. Lansing were Bunday guests of Mr. | Kenneth Garrison Thursday eve-1 }lIr and AJJen oriffen July 20 Roth Furniture-Walldorff 1 tings Mrs. and Mn. Frank Hallock. j ning. After the business meeting Ma4On Nc1rton attended tl» fur rs. Myrtle "Williams and llam Lelnaar. called Burkle of Woodland and Mra. Bar­ DOWLING Furniture; July 21 Hastings Cleaners, Robert of-c ______ Dowling. Mrs. Paul Towns I Cornell Cappon nea bara Burkle from Nebraska. “““ wm- -............... — O1 auicr. wiMca wag A Bible class Is being held at the cago spent the weekend with the I Tlie home of Mr. and Mra. John I held on Sunday at the WaBdorft Commercial Printers; July 34 TteUl-1 and Mr. and williams of ind Mra. Mn. Isaac Isaac Williams of ners n»r< Sunday. RimHov church thte week for the children tetter's mother, Mrs Agnes Oils and Beck was the scene of a gct-ac-l funeral home in Hastings, ric Agency_-Western Auto July jg Woodland. Mrs. Kenneth-Aldrich underwent In ... nearby seven Hastings Cleaners-Walldorf! Fuml-r ----------------- a > ‘ an operation in Borgna hospital. qualnted neighborhood party and Mra Bob of brother ana and lamuy. family, air. Mr. ana and-------------- -------— Bun-11 Mr. ------------------- ■-Carpenter --------, . .localities, —;------- •------- school — her oer oromcr ture: July 31 Trethric Agency-Com-. BARNUM SCHOOL Hwy I Mu Lffl. OU.. My. and Un rtard day evening when they entertained Battle Creek spent over the Fourth Kalamazoo last Tuesday. Prairieville called on Mr. and Mrs mercial Printers August 3 Roth Virginia Anspaugh te spending Yp •"d eU“?, C.rt or AU,U«. Maud Mn OU. Mrs. Mary Shedd called on Mrs. Leslie Williams Sunday afternoon Furniture - Commercial Printers:' the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Fordie Casey and Mra. Angle Titus . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook and an KhoduUU from a u> ll:x each1 Surd>, an-modn day. 'n»n Uoudy onul XU.a, All Ur „a M„ UUnd M ut Spillane Forty-two sat down to a August 4 Walldorf! Furnlture-Wcs-1 Raymond Laird of Muskegon Tuesday afternoon. Mra. R. J. Batea and two chlldran Johnny and Mr. and Mra Lester chlldnn an Inalfcd. plaanot arm ealUnd on old iriend. ■ bountiful pot luck vupper topped off । of Battle Creek spent Wednesday tern Auto: August 7 Hastings Clean-1 Heights. ero-Trelhric Agency. I i^ona Helse, who has enrolled as and Mrs. Paul Ptfer and two chil­ Larabee. Bobby and Baby Connie Several members of the W. 8. C. here Saturday. by Ice cream and cake, after which {with her parents. Mr. and Mn Sue of Durand spent lhe weekend George Whitworth who Uvea alone• Mr. Sooy and Mr. Specs showed 4 on Willison. RRANrii ninTw’ir-T-------------• “indent in the Da venport- Mac- dren of Kalamazoo visited Mr. and of lhe Fourth with the ladies' par­ 8. of Dowling and Banfield were at HBANIII UIATOICT I Uujh„n Co!U<, o„„d Mra. Julia Towne and daughtera Mrs. Fordie Casey Bunday. ents. Mr. and Mra. H. J. Robinson, Battle Creek. Sunday evening where at hb home south of DowUng hadI reels of colored, pictures which were Mr. and Mrs H. J. Wilcox accom-; Rapids, waa home for the weekend, I Marv and Margie spent Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Monica and and family rtuming to lheir homes they served cake and coffee to about two light strokes last week but tei much enjoyed by all. panled Mr. arid Mra Kenneth Nor-1 Friends of Leona will be glad to son Bobble and their father. Prank Sunday evening, accompanied by one hundred soldiers at the U. 8. | improving. *. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bradfield of at Rex Waterb. ton to the home of Mr. and Mrs/ know she has a pleasant place to Heller ofz Cloverdale called At the Dorothy who will be the guest of R. E. Hall. In Kalamo, for Sunday, stay as company for an elderly lady, Casey home Sunday night her sister, Ruth and family, tlie dinner. , an(j ij a|| prepared to begin her Mrs Hattie Whittemore and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Theodore Pearce and, studies. Ella Doud called on Mrs. Angie Titus Sunday all enjoyed an outing and! Ollie of Bedford were Sunday" aftMr. and Mrs. L. E. Holmes of Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Orcv­ picnic dinner at Gun lake. emoon callers al the Vincent Norton, Woodland. Mr. am! Mrs F. W. er Davenport and daughter Helen Mr. and Mra. Anton Anderson of htwneI Holmes of Grand Rapids, and the of Cloverdale were callers on Fri­ Potterville called on Mr. and Mrs ] -- ------------UUer.g Mr8 Luclla aodlng day. Mr. and Mrs. Vet Erskine of Edw. Walters. Saturday. tle Creek were Sunday guests of ot McAllen. Texas, visited at lhe Battle Creek visited her Bunday. Mra. Alvin Huver and two sons; lhe latter's parents. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Johnaton home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rllbtone and Michael and Richard Ix-o of Has­ Vincent Norton. cheam ry FRESH Lynn Miller and Elite Johnston daughter Frances and Mr. and Mrs tings spent Monday with her com-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willits ac­ spent the Fourth In Grand Rapids. Vern Kahler and three children of tn. Mra. 3ames Hammond and chil­ companied their son. Dr. Clayton Mr. and Mrs Hugh Reynolds of Detroit have been visiting Mr. and dren. Willits and wife to Arizona to visit Clarksville and Mr. and Mn. Geo. Mrs. Charles Kahler. Mrs, cedi Plank and children.' another son. Stanley Willits and Lennon of Lansing called on Mr. Mr and Mrs Travis Royer of Bat­ Marie and LeRoy Cecil and Mrs. D. wife. and Mrs. Ben Crockford Sunday. CRESTVIEW—MEDIUM A tle Creek spent Sunday with her A. Manker and daughter. Irene who O. D Eassett te In Wisconsin visit­ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town. had been visiting their parents. Mr. ing relatives. Mr, Fa.vett had the called on Mr. and Mra. Winnie Dove and Mrs. Edw. Walters, returned NORTHEAST WOODLAND pleasure at flying over Lake Michi­ of Carlton Center Sunday. Thursday evening to their homes in gan. He experts to be back some Remember tlie school reunion te Mrs. Lydia Schuler and Miss Olga Cleveland. Ohio and Cadillac, re­ SUNNYFIELO time this week, July 18. Eckardt visited relatives In Grand spectively. AMERICAN OR BRICK A Ml CORN FLAKES 3 PKGS. 20c Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fossett of Bed­ Word has been received by Carl Rapids Thursday. CRESSEY *** JUHNVFIELD ford spent Sunday In the neighbor­ Helse that Corporal Wateon Towsley Mr. and Mrs. Will Bacon and the hood. Their son. LeRoy, who had te still In a camp in Pennsylvania latter's mother. Mrs. Swenk of Lan­ ROLLED OATS Vbltoni at the Enzlan home on Deen visiting here, returned home and may soon have a furlough. Hte sing visited over the weekend al the Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Frank JUNHYFIEID | ________________________ brother. Corporal Clifford,,Towsley, home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates Miller and family of Cleveland and with them. | MILD, FULL CREAM — —■ WHEAT PUFFS5c ..------ 1 Norton, te expected tome >hli Mr. and Mrs. Vincent tills week week nn on for fur-­ and family. Leslie Bulan of Hastings. SUNNYFIELD sjient tlie Fburth with Mr. and plough. Mra. Charles McNulty and chil­ Mra. Bertha Eckardt spent TuesCAKE FLOUR ’Y.‘A17c Mrs. E. J. Norton, near Bonfield. -------- . .j.. ■ dren returned home Sunday after 1 DELTON spending a woek at. Gun lake. DUNHAM DISTRICT Mtes Effie Richards of Midland Olendon Eckardt in Hastings. Rich­ SHREDDED WHEAT 2 21c Mr. and Mrs. BUI Bauman and PLAIN OUR PIMENTO FIMEHTO FRANKENMUTH iUZfGOOD ■ 1 -J FRANKENMUTH JUSEGOOD Rev. and Mrs. Edward Rhoades' park, Gull lake, visited Mrs. Blanche ard Bloomer was a guest there In Mr. and Mra. Murle Reynolds re­ lY'S NEW| • the evening. PABST En CHEESE ... 1k OlEOMANUNE^i m. lie AGED CHEESE 35c and daughter of Scottville called Richards several days last week. turned Saturday evening from lhe CHEERIOATS ... 2.... 25c MraSJohn Gronroos. Jr., of New Mr. and Mrs Walter Cooke vis­ victory DOMESTIC at several homes in this community northern part of the state where SREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS York City, has been visiting Mra. ited Mr. and Mra. Clarence Cooke LIMBURGER CHEESE .. 32c they enjoyed a week's vacation. SWISS CHEESE Pc MMGJUtM and family in Grand Rapids Sun­ WHEATIES ... 10c Tuesday evening of last week Mr Byron Farwell. Mr. and Mra. Garnet Townsend CHIEF HAND HEALTHFUL JUNNYFIUD Dr. Byron Farwell has been a day afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. and daughter of Indiana spent the and Mrs W. H. Cheeseman accom­ KELLOGG'S BRICK CHEESE PURE LARD_____ 2cih.2fc ii 30c FRESH MILK 11c Floyd Cooke and son at Sparta Bun ­ medical patient in Borgess hospital panied by John Cheeseman. Neva weekend with her parents, Mr: and RICE KRISP1ES 12c for nearly three weeks day evening. Ball and Marion Stevens attended Mrs. Carl Hartman. RtQUIRn NO COOKING Mr. and Mra. Harley Durkee of Mr. and Mra. Guy Walters and the program of 4-H Club week at WHITEHOUSE MICHIGAN ItLMO Mr. and Mra Richard Hartman of INSTANT RALSTON ... 22c Wayland called on his brother and family of near Charlotte were Kalamazoo are the proud parents of EVAP. MILK 4£S31c BEET SUGAR u. k MUFFM MIX2«^15c caw Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walton at­ a daughter bom July 5. She will WATEtMAlD SNO5HUN SUNHYFI1LD Will Leteon and family Sunday. answer to the name of Marjorie tended the Walton reunion in Battle Durkee Friday evening. POST TOASTIES fc BLUE ROSE RICE 2cl!.o19c ^.24c BAKMGSOM___ 2^ fc Creek Saturday. Their daughter Susan is staying for • Grace. POBT'S GRAPE NUn RECIPES IN BOX Hand picked — IONA The community extends congratu­ Methodist church for Rev. and Mrs. a few days with her cousin Mtes I FLAKES assigned to- Laura Leteon. J « 27c. JUVY BEANS 5 & 33c BISQUICK COM m Mr. mi and nuu Mrs. min. Ernest C. — B. —Davis, -------- ■ who were ——lations io son bom July 4. EXCEL Dunkelbereer who were uniiru united 111 In '.f.. ,» Pirate a^uiisciucixci wiui were — near . Ionia , ,,,Members :----- . of marriage by Rev Scott-1. tlie *»>e Milo and Prairieville churches i... d .. Rhoades at c„.. SOM CRACKERS 2 17c spent over the weekend with hte and family of Kalamazoo visited Mr. vine. Mnr Dunkelberger was for- j attended. The Milo people present- sister Miss Olga Eckardt. Other and Mrs. Harvey Enzlan. Saturday WHIII JAIL merly Melva Tobias ■ ed Mr. arid Mrs. Davis with a wool- guests there on Bunday were Mrs evening. SOAP FLAKES _2 PKGS. 27c Mlss Enid Cheeseman. who has '11 blanket, the Prairieville folks Bertha Eckardt. Mra. Lydia Schuler! Marion McGlockhn of Battle CHOICE CHUCK CUTS WHITE JAIL been working for th State 4-H Clubi u,wn 501,16 dtehw. and Delton and Miss Esther Schuler. Creek spent a few days the past SAL SODA lit: 5c staff at M. 8 C. lhe part two weeks.’ “ vaM?- * *** Mfule »nd twenty f*v« ML« Maxine Bates spent over the week wllh Mr. and Mra. Russell ’ dollars. WHITg JAIL returned home Friday. weekend with Virginia Varney In Reynolds. Mr. and Mra Desford Fox of Fort Woodland. ’ Mr. and Mrs. H. Bishop andI «• 9c I----------------------------------------------AMMONIA granddaughter. Janet Bishop ofr Wayne. Ind., visited Mr. and Mra. WHITE JAIL Mr, and Mrs. John Springett of CLOVERDALE TENDER. MEATY RIBS Masatllon. Ohio, were guests last। Bert Patton. Saturday. Mra. Eiiza- Nashville visited Mra. O. L. Bates; _______________________________ Mrs Harry* Jonea and Mrs. LeSOAP GRAINS _2 PKGS. 33c week of Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Btehop.’ beth Perse and Mbs Elnora Fox of and Miss Bertha Wagner Thuratlay Roy Pennels were in Kalamazoo Little Joan Gatewood Of Lake. Fort Wayne, who have been vis- afternoon. । Friday on business. itlng-at the Patton home for two (LEACH Citv. Is visiting at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mra. Ben Schneider. MrJ Ed Sanders of Kalamazoo spent | weeks, relumed to their homes with nnd Mrs. Royal Donovan. and Mra. E. J. Bates and family. Thursday with Mr. and Mra. Bert CHOICE CENTER CUTS ROUND. SWISS OR Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Willets andI them. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates and fam- McCallum. CLEANSER Mrs. Myrtle Leinaar spent the Uy, Miss Bertha Wagner. Mra. Mag- > Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hanes and son family of Muskegon Heights andI KIRK'S FLAKE WHITE OR Laurel Newton of Dowling were, weekend with her cousin. Mr. and PEG SOAP10 .... 43c guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Pau)। Mra. Lester Snyder in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith entcrSWEHHEART Kesler. CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS ’ tained at a family reunion on Sat­ SOAP FLAKES _5 BOX 31c SOUTHWEST WOODLAND urday. CONCENTRATED Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brodbeck and, The annual school meeting will be SUPtBUDS...22c family and Mr. and Mra. Gallen। held in the Delton school building CAMAY OR MUke of Lansing were Sunday Monday. July 13. PALMOLIVE SOAP 2o,.u13c guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tuck­ Mrs. John Chamberlain has been POLI STAR • *. X OVAL ' ‘ er nf Clarksville. ________ .___________ ___________ elected superintendent of the MethPORK LOIH ROAST.. u 21c STEWING FOWL 3k KWSI FILETS___ SWEETHEART SOAP 4ca.„23c Mr and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook • odist Sunday school. The attendCENTER CUTS iii cure SMALL. LEAN. SUGAR CURED JUNMITE and sons spent Monday at Grand ance In Sunday school Sunday was PORK CHOPS .. 38c u 30c SMOKED PICHICS _u.3k HILLOCK FILETS___ uNI Rapids. | “ 3cah.14c CLEANSER FRESH DRESSED ROCKS SUMMER SAUSAGE MADE OF FLUFF Mr. and Mra. Leo Herrick of De­ Mrs. Floyd Hyatt and daughter of FRYING CHICKENS THURIHGB..33c , 3k FRESH WHITEflSH —.zik ROLL fc troit and Mr and Mrs. Shirley Keego Harbor. Mich., visited her sis­ NORTHERN TISSUE Mayo and Barbara of HaaUnga were ter Mrs. Ted Shepard and family re­ Hi SHEETS guests ot Mr and Mrs. Keith Farlee cently. SULTANA JUNKWEET VEGETAItE WALDORF TISSUE 5 ROLLS 23c Fburth of July evening. Callers al the Shepard home over UN SHEETS TOMATOES _____ 2c".%’21c rPRUNE JUICE d»o SHORTBfflK 1&.41C 22c Mr. and Mra. Clarence Sluon and the weekend were: Mrs. Will Hul­ DONALD DUCK CAMMEllS SCOT TISSUE CLAPTI 4 rous 29c Paul of Irving spent Sunday after­ bert of Scotts. Howard Slriebel. SCOT GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2£g 49c TOMATO SOUP 3 CAMS 20c BABY HX»S3 con Ik noon with Mr. and Mra. Keith Far- Kalamazoo and Ralph Striebel of CAMsmrs •••■•* JULIANA PAPER TOWELS 3 rolu 25c QUEEN ANNI •Si 20c TOMATO JUICE FRUIT COCKTAIL ..JtSlJc Vernon Thompson had the misfor­ SKDLtSS UBMSlmlfc Mr. and Mra. Rosa Pierce and WAXED PAPER 2.'?£25c tune to break hte wrist Thursday daughter Mary Joyce and Priscilla while cranking his grand fa Mier's. Eddy are on a trip through northFRUIT JARS vuasu ?boz. 6jc iem Michigan. They expected to Mvm RAIL MASON spend one night with Mr. and Mra. Wt TOPS___ oo: 20c Clayton Stough at* Elk Rapids. JUMBO 36 SIZE—VINE RIPE MORGAN! The South Wall lake Improve­ ment association held a meeting at rant]PECTlN-2...19c FOR Ju- FROM THE DAIRY COUNTRY TO YOUR A&P DAIRY CENTER-AT FLAVOR PEAK I UK S1LVERBROOK BUTTER ,. 39* FRESH EGGS35* A W A* MEL-0-BIT CHEESE 2 56’ WISCONSIN CHEESE . 30“ j gf SELF-SERVICE «:1k CAKE not *7aA« QMHuKVik Out FOR ■ ---------- YEUW ------ Mtal Btufimf With AiP SufM-Pifkt. BEEF ROAST = BOILING BEEF SIRLOIN STEAKS VEAL ROAST - THE DURATION CONSERVE YOUR CAR »Dra> SALT _2S8i11c DRIVE don't Speed on Hot Dry Roods HI.. lfM4 IN REGULARLY FOR CONSERVATION }UCK.iPEPPER__W.'23c CHECK-UP. MOBIL PRODUCTS *— DOTRIBUTOB «27 t STATE 8T. HASTINGS PHONS UM ADDRESSING ..«, 31: PEANUI BUTTER 2 11.37c OUR PLAN WILL HELP KEEP JHailP_______ 2 Ki 27c YOUR CAR RUNNING FOR THE CHIU SAUCE MARVEL BREAD PhoM 2240 daytime. For night serv­ ice phone 2352 or 2230 . "BtHc ENRICHED, DATED DURATION. ANDRUS SERVICE M'KEE SERVICE OIL SALES Cm. Taffsnoa sad Court Sto, Bastiags, Mickigae ▼ ateaaisiag S VafttaUti Qal 1/aun Vitamini. Natwudltf tuu Cal 3 ^’29* •LACK WALNUT (FUDGE ICING) J MICHIGAN lUNKUT-xJ SIZE ., 1 FREIH. HOME GROWN LEMONS _________ mz. 31c CAUKUMA SUOARIDDOZ. Ik 15c HAMBURG OR * HOTDOG ROUS - 2 PKGS 19c 27* 29* US. ---------------------- CUCUMBERS CABBAGE _____ 2 m. n.DU, UlLOW ----------- 7< SQUASH2 » tga . 3 FOR 14c GREEN ONIONS 3 JANI FARKH DONUTS Grssslai Wasklai US. DELICIOUS YELLOW ORANGESw 31c LOAF CAKE ------- 1—BACH 19c PKAN ROUS ‘ CANTALOUPES TOMATOES PEACHES CELERY HEARTS RED-RIPE SHOP ANY DAY-SAVE EV ON YOUR ENTIRE FOt 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TNUMPAY.JLLY >, 1HI Ml ;----------- .. ----------------------- --—-I MtesNorm* Norm*Case CaatofofLaming Unrtngcahie'have cataeJ have been ^bcen entertaining entertaining an an aunt j MARTIN CORNERS H.ZA11ANT BIDOC 1 CAST WALL LAKI Annointlng Service Held Mtes Quit. » lev trm tww .ttwulM L»V Wwk*. UtUr. • A most helpful and Impressive Friday for the rest of tlie week with from Chicago the past week. - ~T T I Several of the ladle* of the church home folks | The Bunshine club met with Mra Snet there tart Thursday afternoon the Fourth of July program .1 Lake. Bob Donovon's- father l* staying holiday. Mra. Jones* cousin from-Clare William* Thursday afternoon and proceeded to give it a cleaning. Oda***. | with him for a while. Texas. ] and did sewing for the hospital.| a._ „» Mra. laVerne Klnne spent Friday, waiter Richard Friebell of De­ Clyde Russell, who has been ill for।• The next meeting will be with Ida o£f,. " 1 " 1 ' 1 — 1 ' j. j Dodge and Fay C. Wing admtntevquc inc nc* in Grand Rapid*. | troll spent the weekend In the MaMr. and Mr*. John Gardner of children of Detroit spent the week-] Urc<i the annotating service of thelson-.e time «U> with lhe te recov-1 -gar. Skinner. ». Um, u. flu. nu. u Mr* Huron Healy of Dowling and turin cottage. . Bsrt Woodland wer® Sunday dinner end with her mother. Mra. Louis church to Mr* Wotring. in Uie1 ering. Ii Mr. a .ring. and Mra. Roy Travis and - mil*, n,rrv _____________________________ The -------Merle Davte ** family igartta “"T Sunday Mr*. Ray Fusch of Indiana, achooi-: Mr and Mrs ,Fr'd1,R1^°n' zguMU al the home of Mra. Celia I Schmidt. Barbara. Ronald and lhe prMen cC of a houseful of relative*, I — “'*-----of ' Bal- 'family -------were Saturday guest* of Mr rnaua of Dorothy Kelsey, called on daughter from Detroit 8“ * •nd friend* i tie Creek enjoyed the holiday pic.nd Mra. Bert Palmer ' JJTJ rSmton to? Townsend. In- the afternoon they! twins, Marlene and Arlene remained • *-*—I ----------lot Mr. and Mr* Cha* Kahler from her Friday evening. t — — . ... called on Mr. and Mr* Simon Scars for a vteit with their grandmother ; rur U1C past wurc For the three years medical | --------- - --------, hthiTT^ ----------------------I P**tor. Mias Bcwte Rullaon at the Mra. Ida Klnne called Sunday onjThuraday untn Monday , STRIKER Of Clarksville. ; Mr. and Mra. H. I. Fratcher of De- science ha* rendered It* utmost to Ing and dinner. church-l*«l Friday evening. Re- her brother Ira tefi* who 1* in।' . aata. Mra. Clayton Matteson. vu>,w>. ....... ... Mr. and Mra. R. I. Wolcott, Mr.I teolt visited Mr. and Mr*. John Dell! cope with lhe illne** of Mx*. Wot-| Tlie Assyria Center --------- -taschool —— —। Rev. and Mra. Albert Butterfield < freahment* were aervad. and It was daughter* of Jackson came test have their reunion "" on «••»<* Sunday. and Mra. Carl Walts, with Dr. and and Mtes Dorothy Dell from Friday! ring, but seemingly to no avail andI ................... — July and two children of Scott* vtelted an enjoyable occasion tor all who a hospital at Battle Greek. ।j' week for their summer's vacation at Mra. D. V. Shorao and baby son ct untU Sunday. the news of her very grave condl-. 12th at the Assyria Center church Mr. and Mr* Xzo Reynold* and The Co C. E. Union meeting will] their cottage hare. ' Marjorie July 4th. I be held at Woodland next Sunday Coldwatcr spent the Fourjh with Maxlhe Bates of East Woodland t‘°n »’ tM* llm»' comes as a shock with carry-in dinner. Mr. and Mra. Frank Dunnovan, V,ry QUlet' P’1 Hkry Cr,mcr' foimrr>y of Wm." CogsweT home’ 'wednraday. evening with a hymn ring. Mra.-Lawrence Hilbert and Mis* *pent the Weekend wllh Virginia to her many friend* after an appar- iwrndI£u?«“nCf °*y and Mr. and Mra Burton DunnoLorena izorena Himeri Hilbert at nt me the muocti Hilbert cot- Vumey. Varney. j ent recovery severiH^ months ago. here about*. • Philadelphia. Mo., but now stationed, July 14 tor pot luck supper. Al) This week Friday evening will be Mra. Carrie Russell and son Clyde: )n Michigan, attended lhe Cramer- are Invited. i ,a program at lhe church following Uta ,t BtaldlzbM Utt. i Mr u„ Kw„ lion at Robert Dunnovan't Weman's Sludv (Tub Elect* New wrre callers at the home of her ria-. Houghtalin reunion at B. L HoughMr. and Mra Clarence Curtis and' — Mr. and Mra. Blrdtlll Holly were Carson City and Mrs. Jennie Slo-R^noTbtaJle Grovel’tSSIv'! WUn’‘ JlUy Uh “nd W“ “ uulc *°n of B‘llU Creek' *chooL . Officers ■ ........ _ . | AWAAlia AVAAUKV QUA/ BI1U W IM U IllUf. Vjn BUWeg Ol UBllle L-TrCK SHULTZ weekend guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Lyle, cum of Woodland were Sunday dinAt a special meeting ot the Wo­ Russ Russell ell of Maple Grove °n on Tue Tuesday. sday. RUMl RUMt of Of Mr. and Mra. Mrs. William!' were vere over lhe the weekend guest* iruest* of of! John Richardson attended the Hynea of Portland , per guest* at the home of Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mr* Adelbert Craven en­ . man * Study Club at the Town Hall uooo o * Cramer and family Sunday. Pvt. I her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roland State 4-H camp at M. & C. but tertained the Shull* Community Mtes Catherine Spindler of Bat- Flory. la*t Tuesday evening the following bOL-TTI SHULTZ Cramer te a son of Charles Cramer Barry. Club Thursday. Dinner was oencil tie Creek is spending part of her, Mr. and Mra. Robert/Crockford. ■/Mr. nnd Mr*' °?.rd°,l. of; who passed fcway threw week* ago at Mr. and Mra. Orr Fteher, Alfred Mr*. Arthur Richardson attended to eighteen. Progtam by Mrs. Or* H^Rnhuii^r111 her mother' MfS Ar" 0rth“r Allerd,nK- dr-'’’a£Ld M.l“ clrs caused by resignation*: Fred-!Heatings ore spending^!!*!* week at]t^homeln^MlMOurr J - -------- — —------- J-' j Fteher and Mra. Eva TTautwein lhe candle lighting service of the Babcock. The August club will be T‘“r,'d,"y «™>. Mu. Ann. Drill vice Fml- uSrXutt u ItaUtt .nd their collage at the lake and Don-, Richards spent from Pri-'were Bunday afternoon caller* at at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Michigan State Service club. J,>'” *m. Mn x.nn.Wlu.u.lAA.m.1—----------------- ------------ ■—- — r .------ : -„ .------>• aid Kenyon of Battle Creek waal<lay umn Bunday wllh her aunt. Mr. and Mra. H. F. Munn'* On the Dickeraon. . and family ana Mra. Arlle Spindler Hynes of Holt. j.— ,cxrJ „,'* ..*Uaard pf ~ ,hf!r °!" lhf„wp<^nd j' Eunice Rteor. of near Hartings. | Center road. Mtes Lena Heldeman POWERS ECHOES Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Hamilton Mr "nd Mr’ Tcd Euper en,er* Dorrit Hauer. Ptanawe being made) " Mr. MrsJlm~May s.nd ” ” and “ " ~ — and. Mr and Mr> R<]ph sulker tU.tha* returned to the Munn home Mi** Jean Harrington of Hasting* ot Lansing spent the weekend with ™ K ,alned /rom I’rtdAy unUl Monday. for nn interesting and instructive Jimmy ----of Battle spent ------ - - Creek -o~“ - Sat -~l­*iit#d Mr and Mra Oliver Icke* of “f^ an extended vteit with friends Mr. aad’Mrs. Delbert Craven. ,f 8undfl>- ?lh‘ Mr and Mra W. E. Munson and Mr. club year. .......................... • ........... urday night and Sunday with Mr. , ? Y, “naMr" ouver icxea or Wisconsin .nd Mr* Lester Sonneville. Od<^ 8und«>f | Mra^^rd Showalter and Ml*. ford. Tuesday and Wednesday at era that attended from near here; nn<1 Mril g]jnrr Petersen of Chamwere Mr. and Mr*. Paul Brodbeck, .M|™ |Mtoo|s. Mr. and Mra Harry Mteaner of MtaaHafriet Hamacker of Canton.1 M“Srie C^Xtil^f NalbXlnS the home of her parent*. Mr. ano South Woodland Church of the Mra Arthur Bamford. and family of South Woodland. Mr. Kalamazoo spent the weekend with Ohio, te spending some lime as the M Maurice Cogswell and little son Mr.-and Mrs. Ernest Shonto were . and Mra. Jasper Jordan and family.: dinner guest* of her sister and hus-, Mrs. Margaret Brown of Detroit ArthumL. Dodge, pastor their mother. Mrs Mina Kenyon (Nuest of E I. Houghtaiin. ! mvid werrcaltera at Mr wd Mra Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jordan and visited her son Bob and aunt* the band. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Kirahman 1 10 00 A. M. Worship and sermon. Mr. and Mrs Dale Larabee spent Mr. and Mra. William Cramer. Jr. ' Orr Fteher'* Tuesday eve nin g of fatally, Mr. and Mr*. Theodore Jor-] Misses Neil and Almira Reed over ] of Kalamazoo on the Fourth. i The second sermon in a serie* on a few days above the Straits return- and Sandra spent the 4lh in Kala- 'la*t week. dan and daughter and Will Schmal- I Mr. and Mrs Howard Hewitt were ,,M> F,n'1 KPLtlle of John. J, U>N n «nc aunu«r auu ,w. auu »» m»w ns gucuis <« nrr sister ano several in me Martin Sunday the weekend. . ing home Sunday and Mr. and Mra mazoo as guest* of her rirtor and Several In the zried of north Woodland. Mis* Artelle Bedford, telephone “M^Tn^Mre'j^nHyne* of Holt *n Battle creek on burinew Thun.-' Theme: The Righteousness of ( Donald Manning and Sharon spent family, Mr. and Mra. L. D. Clemens: School received prizes last Sunday aran, diinrfav zoinnaai tt-p'dav i Ood. | tlie test of the week at the Larabee! and Lola I■ for att«nriimr Lol* and Larrv. Larry. attending an 40 or more Fiundavi Sundays operator ot Hasting*. Is spending were Sunday dinner guest* at the ““J11 no a M Church rchool cottage at Gun lake. Mr. and Mra. Lee Mead and chil- out of the U. We had 31 at Sunhome of hte parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bailey of Battle Creek spent1 There are ctewe* fo“nu‘ of her parent* this week. Mr. and Mra. Lee McFall and PKA. noateUr of ^tnOOn R‘X‘ney The Young Peoples' Department! JoTn oF"MoTr£ and M?^ Mra dren of Big Rapids. Mr. and MY*, day School Sunday. We have a new Sunday guests at Ure home of Mi Leon Fuhr and sons of Cedar Creek superintendent. Rev. J. D. Aelick. a . .. J. . *IU a PlannlnK meeting and] George Brockway of Adrian spent and Mrs. Henry Frost wci ^r wit? 1 Mr "nd Mre C ; x»l''f “l the Loren Hershberger from Thursday until Saturday with •nd Mr. and Mrs Harry Rlzor of. who te also the teacher of the Bible Mra. Tom Riley and'*? near Hastings spent Sunday m] class. Come and enjoy Uie Sunday । Ha5tlnK’ wp"‘ of *Jr “nd Home Thursday evening. July 9. | Mrs O E. Kenyon and Alva KenFront of Grand Rapids guest* of Mr. and Mrs. James Mead, school with us. wK?1!. J Mn D B Orei” r°n’ Frld:‘y u“* H 00 o'clock Tlie young people oflyons and Mr. and Mrs Jew Kenyon Garat of Detroit. Mr. and Mr* Dale Bump spent * ** . M?.8 ‘ “ n 1 r-- VIlhc church "rc to attend. j of Hlckorv Comers spent Friday MondK in Oml n.Wd. on ntm-I.J1” Mn. Albert Frost and little daugh­ m.n 1«,nt dUouu Ry Dav,d Johnson °f Crcckl The Missionary Society will meet evening wllh them. ter Jacqueline are visiting her par­ ..IM on . tralm. Faul returned to Grand Rapids to hu Rtandmolher. Mrs Agnes wlth Mrs Lavon Barnum on WedThe friend* of Mr* George Thom- n.M .nd l.mlly NW U> pronounce Urow lor.Qn ents. Mr. and Mn. Walter Porter “P™ * week wllh her sUteri Fisher over the Fourth nesday. July 15 I as of Hickory Comers will be sorry Slocum __________ names. near Sparta for a weekn...h n-r. rrwk D Ou* Johnron entertaiped for Different families of the church, to hear that she te In Pennock hm- ( EDAR CREEK Mtes Ruth Rogers of Battle Creek Sunday night supper. Mr. and Mrs. have been giving special numbers ofi pltal*seriously 111 and all hope for Mr. and Mn. Henry Leinaar and! spent the weekend with her parents Ted Euper and their house guest*.! music each Sunday morning at the her recovery. Mr. and Mr* _ " .. . : Mr. and Mrs. Ebblc Leinaar accom­ Mra. John Roecrs. Rogers. ; nMr. .nN and Mr*. ur W. iE Munson and *<r Mr. ,worship hour. Their co-operation panied by Mr. and Mn. Vaughn’ Mra. Herald Classic and children Bnt| Mrs. Elmer Petersen of Cham-|L, greatly appreciated and Mr*. Rhoda Austin spent Sun- paign, 1U, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hennnn -mere were IM In attendance at . . if you now spend 10c a day day with Mr. and Mrs Robert Aus-, gandet-n and Mr. and Mrs. Henry- the worship service last Sundnv (or one 20-oz. loaf I tin and daughter of Laming. . Klrtn of Hasting* । our two weeks D. V. B S. closed how FRESH, Jim Hlnra Saturda . Haynes who expected to leave there Mrs. Ella Nicholson of Orancj Miss Marcella Rehnke and Howard' oh Friday, July 3. DELICIOUS Ret. ntict sirs, rred Horn and1 ,t.,a *LXnr,.(n<. Rapid* and Mr and Mrs. Clarence Schick of Grand Rapid* and Mr | Average attendance 35 Largest Rev and Mrs Leland Hom visited „ * Vfftnr„ nnH CLOCK BREAD Robert of Sheridan were guests of nn(| Mrs. Ray Wingard and family I number on one day 40. n,.,*•— d=i Mrs- Dorothy Monroe and son Large CA YliM^e??h? J2?k?ndf P ’’' Ma>nord °f Kalamazoo vtelted her Mr and Mrs. Mru Leon Tmn Nicholson NirhnUnn SunRun-'’ Of Rockford were Sunday -' Al.,— Mr. dinner estlne. III., over the weekend. Loaves The Methodist Church day. l guest* at the home of Rev. and Mrs ' John Graham of Kalamazoo spent ° $7.03 ° y««*l Mr. and Mr*. Homer Harrison and Geo. Wingard. Rev. George Wingard. Pastor the Fourth and over Sunday With ii. »r„ tv...v : Mr an< i Mrs Clair Lammers enchildren of Detroit were gueste of! Ronald Lehman entertained 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship Mr. and Mrs, rranx hoiib. . i Mra. Glenn England nnd Marjory (with a surprise dinner Thursday «„z4 tn..„ -- tertatoed company from Chicago.! 11: 15 A. M. Sunday school and Mr*. Loren 1 noma* or naturHav Qnnrt.v Sunday. Mra. S. A. Holmes, who has i evening in honor of her husband's ■ 8:00 P. M. Young People’s Service !?“Mr* ;1 Mr ,r.a l^WMIzr BMrd <,! COUNTRY CLUB UOGEB'B OntlCHED Tuesday 7 p. m.—Choir practice I been vteltlng at the England home, birthday and the birthday* of Mtes ' , a , I Gull lake spent the Fourth with Mr. 8 p. m —Midweek serv-j for a few week*, returned to De- , Mary Long and Ted Euper. Thursday. Guesu EVAPORATED MILK CLOCK BREAD troll with her daughter and family------------------------------------------------J Ice. ItOWFNS MH I <t I nnd Mrs Lloyd owen were* Mr. and Mrs. Ted Euper nnd BOHEV, MILLS , RUMeii Watson of Detroit spent for an extended vtelL The Evangelical Church Jeralee, Mr and Mrs. Lynn Osgood.i —**“" ~ —*" A very enjoyable farewell party. Saturday and Sunday at home. Out of town visitors at the V. R. Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Farthing and J. S. Deabler. Pastor was given the Smiths when about! Mr. and Mra. Eward Campbell Wotring home Saturday and Sunday Joyce and Mis* Mary Long and 10: 00 A. M.—Morning worship 30 of their neighbors dropped in to visited at Gull lake Saturday. Milk cZll. 3 SI 25c Algol F«M Cake 39c Bitter c'Su 2 79c were Mr. and Mra. Laird Wotring Harry Long 11: 00 A. M.—Sunday-school of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Har­ 7:45 P M. Combined Evangelical spend lhe evening. Mr and Mrs. I Little Leonard Schneider of Bat­ Mr. and Mr* H. A. Kltson and vey Rupp of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Mary Jo visited his father. 'Levi League of C. E. and Evening Wor­ Smith have sold their Baker lake tie Creek visited hte grandparent*, Creaa Ckeese >a. 29c resort to Mr. and Mrs. Grimes of Mr . and M ra. Lipscomb last week. ..................................... C P M.^w 2 Maude Wotring ot Nashville. Kltson and sister. Mtes Mary Alice ship. Mra. Water* of Harting* te vteThursday evening Midweek pray- Illinois, who have already taken Kltson of Syracuse. Ind., oter lhe Cottage Ckeese 10c Skretie4»a>t2 21c po&session. The Smilla will return Hung Mrs. Minnie Campbell. children of Lake Odessa were Sun­ weekend holiday. CoouotXT Club to their eld home In Indiana. I . ' old in ... day dinner guests at the home of Friday evening—choir rehearsal. Mbs Eleanor Klein of Grand Coffee maxwell rome ib. 32c ***10 (otter 'L".‘ 17c Tlie Yankee Spring*. Kilngen-1 HOPE CENTER Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Bird. Zion Lutheran Church Rapids spent the weekend with Mr. smith and Ritchie school reunion te [ We are sorry to hear of Uie death Con Flakes 7c MIm Betty Fender of Battle Creek and Mrs. Jerry Fteher and Donald Paul W. Geiger. Pastor (Mtllgktc«ii»2 41c almost here agalri. July loth at of Victor Hoffman's father in Ann Baotaa Con 10c returned to the home of her parents and Max Duncan. 10: 00 A. M.—Sunday school On Monday Ballots'* Murphy's Point. Gun take. • Arbor hospital, following an operaMr. and Mra. Peter Fender of East morning. Mr. and Mrs. Fteher and 11: 00 A. M—Morning wonhlp Alire ’SK1 3 im>, 15c Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Lewi* and tion. Much sympathy is extended $M* cw«A.r, 3 Woodland last week after tin opera­ Max drove to Grand Rapids to wltWednesday 8:30 P. M.-Choir reRice Krloglei am. 11c daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Hall, to the bereaved ones. tion tor appendicitis at Battle Creek neas the parade given in honor of heorasL and family and Frank McIntyre all; Irene Sallck. daughter of Mr. and Oxygal >r Riiu X°' 6»« 4£X28c Vog-AII 10c Weuolo the 200 Grand Rapids boy* leaving of Northville spent Saturday and Mr*. Ben Sallck hud an operation Smith at their Saddlebag lake cot- that morning for service with the NORTHEAST WOODLAND Sunday with friend* and retaUve*. , on her limbs. In a hospital In Grand Mr. and Mrs Karl Paul and fam ­ 7oaotMC 3 ’JJ 29c Orlok-AU Army. Don Duncan and Chalmer Our L. A- S. will meet Thursday. Rapids. At last report* she Is getMr* W. J. Merriam of Vermontville. Hershberger were among the 200 ily and Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Eck­ Grewlated Sue °^51c ardt were Sunday evening callers Julv 9th with Mr* Clara Gill at 2- ting along fine. Mr. and Mra. Verbm Murphy and that were feted. OraegeMe r>Mh qi 10c Teteor Poao 2 23c o'clock. Everybody invited j Edwin Ashby ot Maraha?. Is *taychildren of Dearborn and Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Ernest Sliomo were (“1*1.35 Motor Oil Mr. and Mr*. Homer French of ing with hl* grandparent*, Mr. and tor Eckardt and Mra. Bertha Eck­ Mra. Milan Tnimbo. Woodland. Lansing visitors Monday. Fnlt Cocktail ™ 12c Wayland wen Sunday guests of Mr. Mrs. Fred Ashby. ardt. MIm Ione Ralrigh nnd Jimmy Mtes Eleanor Jean Bird entertain­ Juket 3 25c and Mrs. Luke Sensiba. I The thirten year old son of Mr. Vincent leff Sunday for a week's ed Janet Jordan of North Woodland. Dairy Feed ■£?• SI .99 ASSYRIA Sundav school at 11 a. m. fast and Mra. H. Daniel* te working for Craka**les >>m<,£*15c •w .1 lhe rpwonh Uwue e.mp ,1 U„cl, An„ Smnh „| Uraln, .nd TwiekleT^TA 19c Mr. and Mra. Willard Case. Mra.|iime. mere were aevenii visitors-■ hte brother in Burlington. time. There several visitors Crystal lake near Dowagiac. Jimmy '* Eunice and Irene Roberts of Lake from Barlow Ilake — lL; and Mr. and Mrs Maurice Ashby and 100-lh Znbattr father. L. J. Vincent drove them to odew* with a dinner Sunday In Nellie Miller and nephew Milton last Sunday Growler S3.13 Case attended the Case family re-1 Gun lake. ‘ • to two children of Katamaaoo spent --------Everybody Invited Crystal lake and called on friends hr.nor of her llth Mrthdav. 7oaate Joice 3 L"“ 29c Salad Drenlag o~« 32c | Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Fred in Coion on hte return home | MUs Hrlsc> daughter of Mr. union on Saturday at the home of attend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Case ot Battle] Lvman Dean Kinney spent lost; Ashby and son. Lyle. 100-lb. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and and Mrs carl Helse’ and a IB42| Petite Salad 2 “ 25c tnsofnH Jolco^^Sc >3.09 CrpfkI week in Detroit, lhe guest of Jackie Mra. Mina Aidrich fell from her son. Monday graduate UA of niAUUUAAlU Woodland IAAKII high SCIIAKAI school!. Mr al)(« . ■ Morgan , ~--- came r---- . home :--- .-------—' SIXUIMW nnett who WllO Allgeo. Allt-A-ei Mr. ^and Mrs^ pjpjA Fred R» Bennett, I porch one day last week, bruising from a two week* stay In the north.. lelt Sunday for Grand Rapids Fly Spray rui He . . herself quite badly. V-9 Cocktoll c£' 29c MattirS Q—< 10c Mr Claorr nlin. In «nt>r —■ .... bc«an J’" ....... .. i York, have located In the August. PLEASANT rchradT nJrt summer whtre shc «ud‘« “. thr HILL —-----------•-»— i I P. Ashby and family visited Mr. school at Kalamazoo next Monda)- Davenport-McLnchlln Business Uni-'I-••— •------1 .. . ----------. . . Mrs. Anna Andrus was pleasantly, and Mra. George Jewell of CloverBlack Salt SO-lb. block 43c and Mis. Gnger and Morgan will, versity. taking a secretarial course, I Munjok tenant house. PlokSoloMO T.a— 19c ScSi Cnckcn 10c Remember the meeting of the W. surprised Tuesday afternoon when dale Sunday evening. Mr. Jewell 1* ««®>P«ny him and live nearby in classes are being held this summer S C- 8. at the Briggs church on! two steters-ln-law from Orand Rap-* confined to hl* bed with Illness. * ’ on *he lovely campus of lhe Uni­ Thursday. PottoU Mute 3 — 16c | id* and another from Chicago called Mr. and Mra. Victor Hoffman are Cookies 15c Cattle Spray uuu. (9c Marilyn Eckardt of northeast veraity of Grand Rapids Mr nnd Mrs. Albert Jones of Ax- on her.- visiting hte mother. Mra Peter vut.^t Mardn Pr.,.1 GeorRt. Wln<ard nllcd Ow Woodland visited Paul re™, from, ’ syria Center entertained over the1 Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell ] Hoffman of Hickory Corner*. Cigarettes 11.19 Crocker Jock 3 ■*<■• 11c Friday until Monday evening. Wklte Skie c“££ 15c | pulpit of the Methodist churches in Miss Mary Dodge accompanied by]i Freeport and Carlton Center SunLowell Dodge and Miss Leona Helse■ day. Montaullowo Eatmre 01m 2 33c 10c CMer Vlcegar 15c drove to North Webster. Ind., onI. ’ business. Saturday, July 4. | To Entertain Charity Circle Krogo u-u-m 3 85c Sogar u. 6c Jir Rlags 3 .... 14c Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Wingard at-■ i, Mrs. Herald Classic will entertain tended the Spriggs family reunioni the Charity Circle of the Methodist mb ■ taw «***<**■■>■■«.> DLAND COMMUNITY NEWS- - - - - ----------- CLOCK BREAD njux oi luaxiiD DOUGHNUTS w'llULa ■‘- IOC 3 L'i 22c 3 ISZ 25c t 35c lU Milk Spring*. Saturday. . , nlng, ... July 10. Mrs. Howard Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rlvctt and I* assisting a* hoste.sn. ★ ★ IT'S LUXURY-BUILT * * The Kind of Choir You've Always Wanted $3400 Synthetic a -g Dark Syn* ru b ber AND STANDARD OIL COMPANY (INDIANA) tchair In which you will glray* find rfoct comlcrt HEAD-HEIGHT back — adjustable TILT-BASE — AU steal under construction — Si-latex corerod all wire cushion unit — Marshall unit No matter who makes it or what it's made from! QUALITY • We want to sec America get the rubber it needs, whether natural or synthetic. We want America to get that rubber in the quantities required and in the shortest poasiblc time, whether it is made out of petroleum, out of alcohol, dandelions, guayule, or sawdust. The main thing is LUXURY-BUILT IN «RAND RAPIDS Much ha* been said about making rub­ ber from alcohol derived from farm crop* Nevertheless, we urge a "green light" ' THONC2226 OIL Crim method of making synthetic rubber. COMPANY (INDIANA) 88c ’ 3 UNO'S ENRICHED FLOUR SINCERITY FLOUR •a? 95c *2S? 75c TOMATOES s ,£noi’a’' XWOGiPS fresh i Tender Beef CANTALOUPES 12^c FRESH PEACHES 3 25c Freak Irellirt t. 32c Sm»W CW]£- *37e Sliced IttM i* tor- 37c Sliced (sets e*4 £ 95c Oeeatr, rraiKiwners1 SKIMLESS * 27c > qlaUtT " Celery Heirte10c 22c fievoort Film COUMTBT CLUB We are working with petroleum because To those who are working to make rub­ ber out of materials other than petroleum, we say, "God *pecd your effort*." Solving the rubber.problem is necetaary for win"ing th? and winning the wev is our main concern STANDARD 49c ing a hand in supplying the raw materials for rubber. Government we have helped form Rubber Synthetic*, Inc. In 1943 that company expect* to put into operation at Gary, Indiana, a large plant financed by the De­ feme Plant Corporation to produce buta­ diene. which te one of the principal ingre­ dient* of lynthetic rubber. Negotiation is now under way with the Government to supply. that plant with a part of the petrnleum raw materials required in'it* opera- fanner*. We should like to see them hav- W. A. ROTH. Furniture HASTINGS S 27c Rubber .. let’s get it Fast... and plenty of it! COMFORT Ir.g pleasure and ••rrlc*. Complete with handxome spring top ottoman. 3(c 5 PURE HONEY CtlfUvere »>« 21c 53c BHFl CHUCK ROAST a.. 26c STANDDIG RIB ROAST - 28c SIRLOIN STEAK WATERMELONS — 59c Plgc Fut CUoud NEW POTATOES Vtlo-X (krirn Mm Pike »“• 1O»- 3bc orKEATna ■>. 7C »■ 35c 2 ». 27c - 35c I0ILIN8 IEEF with the waste fat iavimg fiogkam ORANGES KROGER � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-07-16.pdf e1d4e73c0084c35fb42428bddb9fa453 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SIVINTH YEAR 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS BARRY COUNTY RURAL SCHOOL BUILDINGS ARE TO BE MODERNIZED K.IIMS Foundation Make*1 Improvtrnint Program Possible •Tliere were 6'2 rural districts in Barry county where schools were maintained during the last school year. Three of them wUbvote this week on proposals to give up tholr sessions and. if the vote is favor­ able. Ui» children in those districts will attend al Delton. Middleville, and Hastings. In 42 of these dis­ tricts dcciBcd improvements will be made tills year in their school I buildings, tiie total cost of which will be 172.424. of which the W. K. Kellogg Epundsllon will contribute *50497. lind the districts will pay *22.127. The districts in which these Im­ provements will be carried out arc • as follows: ASSYRIA—Assyria Center. Briggs and IJncoln. BALTIMORE—Dowling. Striker. McOmber. Hendershott. Weeks. Durfee and Barney Mills CARLTON—Carlton Center. Fish. Welcome. Brown and Coats Grave. CASTLETON—Lake View, and Barryvllle. HASTINGS TWP-Fisher. Altoft. Star and Quimby. HOPE- Hinds. Shulta, Brush Ridge and Cloverdale. IRVING—Wood and Little Brick JOHNSTOWN—Monroe. Stevens. Bristol. Banfield. Culver and Bur­ roughs. MAPLE GROVE-Mayo, Dunham and Moore. ORANGEVILLE Orangeville Vlltagl. PRAIRTEVILLE-Milo and North Pine Lake. RUTLAND — Algonquin Lake. Chidester and Tenner. In the foiowlng four districts the improvements were deferred: In tha Gregory and Hastings Center dis­ trict*. of Hastings township, it was felt that the school attendance w too small to Justify the expense The project may be revived next year if it then seems desirable. The Doud and Cedar Creek districts In Hope are small. They adjoin each other and the school attendance U small, it was believed it would be belter to unite the districts, so Im­ provements were deferred. In the remaining sixteen the dis­ tricts were considered too small, or tliere were other valid reasons for not attempting the improvements. Barry. Thomapple and Woodland townships have consolidated schools, and nearly all the Yankee Springs Hove 3 Sam In Army; Fourth" Await! Call Hastings, Michigan; Thursday, HASTINGS OF 1855 AS TOLD IN LETTER HASTINGS CITY BAND^ july is, 1942 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 H 8 jmEJUDGE COULDN'T EE IT THAT WAY DENIES REQUEST July 16th. 8:00 ... ’ OF STATE BOARD Flrat Ward Park State draft headquarters have Program National Anthem requested the Barry County Draft March—Repau Band. Lincoln. VanPoperlng. for duty as a Michi­ Overture—Crusaders. Buchtel. Was Written by Robert He Denied Motion for New gan draft board Inspector, according March—His Honor. Fillmore. Simpson, March 12, 1855 Triol for Edward Schlien to Kim Sigler, chairman ot the . Novelty—E-fers Holiday. Yoder. Through the courtesy of Mrs. J. March—King Cotton. Sousa. • Edwa\d Schlie-vs and his com- county board. The local board. Trombone Novelty—Teddy Trom- i'panion. Clare Fuller, were arrested , however, believes that people of tills S. Hagle. 1307 West North St. Kala­ ! county are entitled the most comcharge ot mazoo. tiie Banner is in possession 1 pnrnl petent ona and expcnencca experienced service service . k-.1 of a letter written by Robert BlrppItudi-WuhlniWn l>o.l. soou. *, J *hlch ll c*n Provide and so has son, who then lived near the vil­ lage of Hastings, evidently on a Yoder. both men admitted thei^ guilt.! farm. The letter Is dated March March—“The Victors". Elbel. Schliess was given by Judge McPeek Among the pictures displayed in the wlndowat-lhetyBarker drug store of Barry county boys now In service' are those of three well known Hastings brothers, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hinckley, which were taken in widely scat­ tered JKUtS. years after the first while person James, the eldest, a first lieuten­ located In this part of Barry county. ant, w4s in the Oaark mountains. Mo, at that particular Ume. He Harrington. East Henrietta, Mon­ roe Co, N. Y. Mm Hagle says that u millionaires' playground has been the original letter is clearly written taken over for a camp. and. as was customary, had no Bradford, second in line, is a fly­ punctuation marks. The envelope Ing cadet in the air corps and was '* one ' of .. the Hv'7nM the ’vow very m early ones, made bilngH^tm Shanghai' PHeU ta i *llh0Ul f,1U*‘ “nd ,nUnded ,o ** slililntoe South SSf^lrea | t^’upJ^rtaSrXe*? LOCAL WOMEN ORGANIZE FOR WAR WORK from five to ten years at Jadtson.'F*|Q BAIRR Ahftr and Fuller from two to five yturs^ in the same penal institution. \| Through a Jackson attorney IIJ A UV' ||EIAf Schliess filed a motion in the Clr-lFlAllI I1LVT cult court of this county for a new .......... . trial of hU case. Because Judge McDonald was the prosecuting at- J r I AIK DUAKU ADDJ nDEMIIIIJ AlAJADfK KCFIIUFI AWAKDJ he was disqualified to act as judge To Assist Now In Salvage in deciding tills motion. He called Judge Morris K. Davis, of Stanton, to act In his place when the motion A permanent group of approxi­ The matter was brought up be­ mately eighty women to be known ax the Women’s Committee for War fore Judge Davis here on ThursWork has been formed in Hostings to assist for the duration of the war lorney urging that the motion be in Civilian Defense. Salvage Drives granted. The motion was strenu­ and other war activities. Mrs. Geo. ously opposed by Prosecuting AtHebden is General Chairman with .tomey Barnett. Although Schliess had pleaded the following ward committees for guilty, the motion filed in his be­ the city of Hastings: First Ward — Mrs. Shirley B. half by his lawyer claimed thil he Henry. Chairman. Mrs. Ed Camp­ was absolutely Innocent of the bell. Mrs. Robert Dryer. Mrs. Rol­ crime. It slated that Schliess had land Bolton. Mrs. John Houvenalr. stepped out of the beer hall when Second Ward—Mrs Dewey Reed. the crime was committed, and had Chairman. Mrs. Thomas Ogden. Mrs. returned to find that Fuller was Maurice Roush. Mrs. Louise Duck- holding up the place. Judg? Davis denied the ‘motion. er. Mrs. Maurice Ingram. Third Ward—Mrs. Wm. B. Brad­ In doing so he stated that Judge ford. chairman. Mrs. E- A. Cauk- McPeek had given to Schliess every In. Mrs David Boyes. Mrs. Harry opportunity to have a trial at the October session of court in 1840. R. Scobey. Mrs. Waller Stanley. Fourth Ward—Mrs. Lucius Lob­ He had ataio named an attorney to (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) dell. Chairman. Mrs. H. A. Adrounle, More Thon $8*000 In BARRY COUNTY INTENSIFIES DRIVE FOR ALL CRITICAL SCRAP Barry Ministars Finish Special Study Course Old Rubkar Watto Fata Vltatty la War Effort Thirteen Barry' county ministers A greatly Intensified relumed home Saturday after spending two weeks at the Univer­ sity of Wisconsin, studying rural sociology. They were part ot a Michigan group of 34. who were giv­ en scholarships by the W. K Kel­ logg Foundation to take the sum­ and steel industries, and the tty. mer course. Rev. Don M. Gury of . Hastings acted as general chairman national advertising campaign In tor the Michigan group. Others ] from Barry C<> were Rev L. Win- 1। an effort to stimulate scrap collec­ tion. ston Stone. Rev. 8.- conger Hath"™.r. ana !rv 'the just completed rubber salvage Alfred Sllvcmall of Hastings; Rev. Everett M. Love and Rev. Paul OlmaUod or moport: >U, B B “ “““ ™* Griffin, and Rev. Alice A. Griffin shortage la far worse than moat of Woodland; Rev. J. I. Batdorff unu Rev. and Mi-v. John juun 8. o. Deabler ueaoicr of oi Woodwooo- • .. —— Howard,inthe son. 1.division. a staff I amount off mitaste The ratmark sergeant thethird munition* More than. *8.000 worth of bury. Rev. Thomas Moyer of Clov­ nra.j.nf of xv,,. n,.„„ m r- u>- amount or pontage. The oostniarx mlums will be offered in the .pre- erdale and Rev Marclus Taber ot I , desperately for the armed forcaa. 11 «l*mped In the lower left hand Briggj. mlum book of the Barry county fair picture was taken while serving in i ,i iiiiiu i a medium tank for example re­ Panama, and allows him standing which goes to the printers this week. quires 1.750 pounds: a ten-ton poni.. nt . >.u 1 given to Mrs. Hagie by a member of in front of a tall, wide spreading, nnrrinctzin familv I toon bridge. 3400 pounds: a half. The amount of premiums for the fen fan oalm palm with with barracks barracks in In the Hut backback­ U‘L.>..................... ' ton truck. 125 pounds; a flying fortTiie writer has taken the liberty B5th annual show, Aug. 11 to 15 in­ ground . i to correct some misspelled words tn 1450 pounds; a 35WX) ton batclusive. exceeds that of many past Louis, a fourth son. Is awaiting tiie letter, and to punctuate it so years, if It ta not the largest ever. the coming draft for boys eighteen |u75%,i" „ it can be easily read Banner read­ About a dozen changes have been ers will enjoy Mr. Simpson’s state­ made in the departments of the fair AU of the boys are graduates of Sun Oil Co. Has a Big claimed rubber can be mixed with ments about Hastings In 1855. and /or this year. Hastings High school. We salute will make comparisons ot prices, Rotary Boring an Barry county granges will com­ these young men and their parents, usable in many military products. tiien and now, on the products men pete one against the other for Eight Inch Hole as well, and trust they may all live Uoned. also on prices for land then awards for the best displays of pro­ to gather once again around the ।‘ and the prevailing prices now. Tiie Sun OH co. is making fine' called upon to do her bit by savduce and work of members. This family board. What a tale each 1 waste kitchen ----------‘‘ *•**’— fate. *All ” types HasUngs. Mich . March 12. 1855. grange display will be under the progreM In drilling a test well on ‘tng will have to tell I I Kind Friends and Neighbors: — suiicrvlslon of Rene Mott of MW the ,ihe James P. Mead farm in Rut- of cooking-fats are strained, saved I have taken my pen in hand to horticultural department. Victory!Ian<t A Banner representative was write a few lines to you. as you gardeners will find the horticulture ।there Sunday afternoon. wished us to do, and ns I believe exhibits to their taste also ^e big rotary drill tn use Is prac- turn pom them on to a rendering wo promised to do, though we have Mra. Warren Carter, in charge of • new outfit, this being Ute Fate are used in making glycer­ long delayed. I hope these few lines the antique division of^tiie fine arts!slxl*1 •*“ °n which it has been op­ ic. which Is a base product for will find you all well. as. thank God. department. has added a hobby show | erated. The power comes from a they leave us. except very bad colds. । to her division. Changes in the, ul**el engine, driving a large motor We have had a pretty cold winter flower show have been made by Mrs.! whlch delivers 300 to 350 horse powhere this winter—a great deal cold- Whitmore, Mrs Stuart Clement. Although the effort of each in­ Milo DeVries. Mrs J. A. Bell, chair- I er In l,ro hours the drHl bored Each ward committee is enlisting ed than It has been for years. I man of the domestic art* has in- Mn 8‘lnch hole 50 feet, which Is far dividual housewife may seem small. Official! Realise Education­ suppose, and more snow. There has a member for every two or three creased the premiums on domestic more than the ordinary type would been snow on the ground ever rince blocks, giving rapid and complete, btllty of the salvage at more than arte. Miss Mary Bullis has increased ' »«»nipU»h. al Value of Thii Trend in-•Hasauuui the luiuuic re coverage " of- every -----household --------- ---------— about middle ui of nufnnurr. November. It the home extension premlurtM. I Water is an essential with a ro­ four thousand pounds of waste fata 4H Club members will make up has been about two feet deep, but1 Un«» wlth a minimum of telephone Many livestock premiums have Ury- ■ pum>> ***"« ln conatant op- in Barry County per month. In __ _____ . >_______ .. ....... . . I iixuitb roeo nt terms of anti-tank shells, this would been added, especially where a1 (Continued an page 2. Sec. 1) tiie bulk of exhibitors at tiie Barry A Junior Auxiliary of older high mean that the combined efforts ot deeper in York State. It makes it fourth place has been added to; ’’ * County Fair when it opens at Has­ seem rather lonesome here in the school girls is being fanned id aid. Barry County housewives would popular species. George Heath is the i, tings on Tuesday. Aug. II. for Ita woods when we can see nothing but in this work. Additional details will contribute glycerine for over ten County Retailen Pass The new head of the poultry department I bo furnished Inter. 1942 showing. Tills county fair like snow and woods. . tnousana thousand shells each and evr —' where changes are few. State fair July Quota At the present time members of many others has been Invaded by Concming the country. It seems premiums on Coriedale sheep will! u/iiic cruAi i' monih for In reports received by George be paid here the 4H club youth over tiie last a pleasant country enough about the committee are working under HIHJ jknvLAKJnlr Mo« several years. *** fat. ,ra wa.tarf (- Ih. Vlt-han. here, and Hastings te a very pretty Mrs. Charles Annable, canvassing Carpenter. Barry County Chairman, The horse pulling contest will Seven years ago the 4H clubs set village, u great deal larger than every houehold on the Fat Salvage from other towns in Barry county, draw a larger and perhaps better Successfully Passes Exams Nashville leads by a targe margin up a department at the Barry Henrietta. There are 12 or 14 Drive. field, it Is thought, because the na­ Tiie enthusiastic response to tills for the second week, with a total County Fair under, the direction of stores and two blacksmith shops, For Webb Inst, of Naval tionals will not be held at Allegan County Agent. Harold Foster. That and a wagon maker and two or call for "duration of the war" work­ of *1.827.45. Architecture This targe sale of bonds and year 148 members made 203 exhib­ three shoemakers, and one grist mill ers is fine proof that Hastings is past. The contests, Thursday and its. This has Increased each year out for victory and willing to work stamps is due to the 100 percent Friday mornings, have 1150 in Robert Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. cooperation of retailers given Mr. purses. until In 1841. 534 club members made Bernard Reed. Hastings, received Hess, local chairman there, states 1002 exhibits. These exhibits were The Junior Chamber of Com­ word Wednesday morning that he Mr. Carpenter. made in 22 different projects rang­ merce will have a stamp and bond had been awarded a scholarship tn The city of Hastings came In sec­ the Webb Institute of Naval Arehl- I ing from livestock and crops SUGAR ALLOTMENTS tent on the grounds, the concession through pheasant rearing, clothing The following rulings and inter­ ond. with a report from City Chair­ space being donated free by the lecture. New York. N. Y. and Is to I and flowers. pretations by the Office of Price man Ben Oidley of *1.052.40. fair society. AU people are asked report there Sept. 16. Tiie scholar­ The tone reports were: Over two-thirds the exhibitors at ship Includes board, room, tuition Administration have been received by the board to cooperate In trans­ *a(i Resolution Endorsing the Barry County Fair were 4H club today according to Allan Hyde. Zone 1—Homer Smith, captain portation aU possible to conserve and cost of all books and materials Listened To Reports And County Rationing Administrator: Annuol Gathering Here for an intensive four year course wi Sigler for State Senator members. They took just” less than *22845. Considered Future Action iialf the *5,00000 paid by the aaso-* of study which leads to the De­ “A’. Stamp No. 7 of the war ra­ Zone 2—Kendall Reahm. captain 'uer Poet No. elation in premiums. Tiie county gree of Bachelor of Science. About 70 members of the Barry tioning book may be exchanged for *4550. tiie Wesleyan Methodist church membership is looking forward to County Rod and Gun club attend­ two pounds of sugar from July 10 Zone 3—Richard Jacobs—*542.00. the 1842 Pair with many calves, ed the meeting at the City hall through Aug. 22. This does not af­ N. <C.C.) Retired, a former Hastings Zone 4—John Delnaay. captain, sheep, pigs and poultry already get­ Monday night, and all felt it was fect the value of stamps 5 and 6. *237.65. boy who. al the time of his reUresoutheast of Hastings, off Mil ting tlielr training for show day. ac­ well worth while. It Is permissible, however, to use The three highest sales In the cording to County Agent Foster. Naval construction, is administra- ।; Kim Sigler, gave an interesting stamp 7 before stamp 6 and tn that city of Hastings were: precceded by the 102nd annua] tor of the institute. It' is expected that the 4H club report of the convention, held June 15 day period. July 10 to July 25. J. C. Penney Co.—*295.00; Bexsmembers will play an even greater 20 and 21 at Houghton take, of the stamp a should not be removed from mer’s Market — *14250; Trethric Il Entitled To Support For Rear Admiral Rock, here on a re­ . adjutant. Frank part In the 1842 event cent visit, said that the course at! Ita Outatonding Candidate Michigan United Conservation clubs the ration book. This is an extra Agency—*75.00. fleo.. KKf-tance officer. Manhall Barry County Pair officials feel Webb was based on the course he. ■ n. •>.. ration of sugar and is not an In­ The county standings to date are Schantz;post chaplain. L. P. Maus; kindly towards this trend and en­ which he attended. Pointing to the trl-county under­ himself, had taken in Scotland.1 County Conservation Officer Geo. dication that future rationing quot- as follows: post historian, Shirley B. Henry: courage a greater partlcation by 4H standing concerning representation many yean before and is identical >rrgeant-at-amu. Jack Bempf; ser­ club members. They feel the in­ Sumner gave a report for the Or­ in the state senate and the loyal with the course given at M. I. T. B. Increased allotments will be Middleville. Paul Faulk- " angeville rearing ponds. He sala vice officer. Maurice Foreman; and spiration, education and training support given by Barry county be­ where the U. 3. Navy trains Its men1 granted to industrial and Instltilner. Chrm*50000 *30650 executive committee, Edwin Sayles. given to these youths Is the real rea­ it was hoped to raise bass finger­ tlonal users to supplement their cause of that understanding to sen­ in naval construction He cwuid***?<?"* •“ Nashville. Ralph Hess. lings this year tn No. i pond, and George Dean, and Albert Craig. atorial candidates from both Van era the W.bb course on a par with * son for a County Fair. Six county July and August quotas. Although Chrm. 800 00 4.11400 A resolution endorsing the candi­ 4H club members were named su­ that ponds 3 and 3 would be used the Increased allotments are retro­ Buren and Allegan counties, the similar training given anywhere Woodland. Leon Hynes. / dacy of Kim Sigler for State Sena- perintendents of departments in the for bluegtlta as usual. Barry county Republican commit ­ else in the world. > and R>r MeKtattaw. Chrm.-...................... 400 00 194 50 A committee was appointed to in­ active to July 1. certificates for the of Canisteo, N. Y, a favorite al tee, through it* chairman. Dr. 1942 Fair. • The Webb Institute Is fully en-. vestigate the feasibility of forming amount of increase cannot be se­ Freeport, Ken Broendie. tug Tuesday evening. Frank Carrothers. declared today ita Chrm......................... 30000 182 bu candidate, Kim Sigler. Hastings at­ dowed and has a full capacity of! the club into a non-profit corpora­ cured by institutional and Industrial The Fourth District convention only rixty students. Ila function Is users until after Aug. 15 al which Delton. Prairieville, Ellis tion. torney. 1* entitled to the support of will be entertained by the local (Continued on page 4. sec. 1) time they may also apply for their Faulkner. Chrm. .. 350.00 182.0 Dr. Allman threw on the screen both Van Buren and Allegan coun­ post next Sunday. July 19. with J. 104.00 ties. two reels of pictures, furnished by September and October allotments. Gun Lake Area .... P. Keliey. of Detroit, as one of the “Field and Stream" nutgazlne, de­ Institutional users may apply start­ Dowling ....................... . That support is due Sigler, the guest s|>eakeni. ing Ajig. 15 to the local boards and Hastings, Ben Gldley. picting hunting and fishing scenes. Barry committee declared, not only Dinner will be served at the Leg­ .5400.00 5,103.75 ’bee The first reel gave pictures of bird receive a certificate increasing their —a! xuse of the tri-county agreeion home at 12:30 sharp. Section >r July for Baca, — ment —it. but because Sigler has out­ dogs in action: the second showed allotments for July and August to County Clerk Hyde Tell* of district officers will be the main Huai mssage. 75 percent of their sugar usage for County so far are 110430.10 against standing qualifications for the sen­ fishermen in action. The pictures business of this session. You How to Get the Extra the corresponding months of 1841. Barry County's quota of gg.l 12.00. atorship were good and much enjoyed. Four delegates will represent the Industrial users can secure a cer ­ “ We are receiving orders every day The Rod and Gun Club has done Designation of stamp No. 7 In the local post at tiie annual Depart tificate increasing their allotment from all parts of Barry County for the statement reads, “but at that ment convention to be held at Kal­ sugar rationing books for use in ob­ a wonderful work, and Its efforts Ute singing. for July and August to 00 percent window display kits," Carpenter said time we had no candidate available amazoo. Saturday and Sunday. taining an extra two-pounds-per- to provide belter hunting and fish­ ing in this county deserve the" of their usage of sugar in July and A new supply has just been re­ whom we considered outstanding August 15 and 18. Defense Organisations August, 1841. This means institu­ ceived and same can be obtained enough to properly represent the person allotment was received by hearty support of all citizens. whom have proven their ability tional - users shall receive an ad­ through ybur city chairman as long District. Since Van Buren county County Clerk Allan Hyde, admin­ ditional 25 percent and Industrial as the supply taste. was next in line, we whole-hearted­ istrator of the Barry County War The Barry County Air Raid De­ ly supported her candidate with users can secure an additional 10 Price and Rationing Board. The fense Organisation win be given the understanding that we should percent. No provision has. as yet, instruction came in a telegram from have the privilege of furnishing the been made for an increased allot­ Arthur H. Sarvis of Detroit, state Uce alert on Monday evenlng.,July next candidate. ment for industrial and institution­ director. W. K. Kellogg, founder of the "We now have a candidate. Kim 27. from 8:00 to 8:15 p. m, war lendale. Childrens Workers; Mrs. al users for the month of Septem­ The telegram stated: “Sugar ra­ June was the Banner month this Sigler. We requested him to run. He Ume. according to The Rev. Fr. Royal Woodhead. Lansing, organber and October. 1842. above the tion stamp No. 7 Is good for two John V. Dillon, chairman of the the large sum which established the extra pound* of sugar, effective July regular 50 percent and 70 percent Thursday. July 8 was the 58th an­ represent any clique or group. We Barry County Defense Council. Windstorm Co. of this city. Its allotments scheduled for the respec­ W. K. Kellogg Foundation, wa* in 10 through August 22." niversary of the wedding of Mr. and wanted him to run because we At that Ume the standard "alert" Hasting* Wednesday of last week. Stamps No. 5 and 6 are good as agents gathered In *6.152.805 In new tive classes. . Mrs, Elmer Rising ot this city. They knew his ability and we knew we signal of throe conaecuUve groups oriol Tabernacle. luu been He recalled that when he was a previously announced. Sarvis added. policies during that 30 day period. C. The arbitrary limits, that is. spent the day quietly on their farm could fully trust him to fearlessly of six short btasta will be sounded young man he frequently ------- - visited . auunp Stamp no. no. 7i may may be oc rcnwvra removed insure before When thia year sliaU end it seems 6 pounds per person in urban areas by fire sirens in Hastings. Middle­ Hastings as a salesman — salesman for hl* his ' stamp No. 6. but No. 6 must remain certain now that the company will and 7 pounds per person in rural in Woodland with their son and ville. Freeport. Woodland. Nash­ father. ,wh° attached to the card until valid have added several millions to Ita areas, have been lifted and any family who live there. Their large —v u to Au<ugt ville and Delton. Here in HasUng*. Young brooms in Battle . O Creek. He _ re-1I |huh volume of insurance, and will bring amount of canning sugar may be circle of friends congratulate them, Ute district.and wish them many returns of the the company well toward tiie cov’ John v™,., b ,« u», n. obtained at the rate of one pound ; u-y ” ’ County Clerk Hyde stated that he supplemented by blasts from the eted half billion dollar mark. W. U.n M > roeerr •tin. NOTICE for every four quarts of fruit to be | t,B factory whistle at the Grand Rapcomer of Jefferaon and Court! graph to mean that stamp No. 7 A dollar blU was received by canned. Local boards should bear;* II C i“nd ”,Wllh Wh°m he i »ouW ** 8°°d onlX (or lhc extr» NAVAL PILOT R. J. BARRY in mind, however, that a showing the Banner office Tuesday, July SPENDS WEEKEND HERE Chief of Police Harry Thompson, dm, bu.ln-j u------now C. iwo-pounos (wo-poood, allotment .uoUnmL . - - , riH. , -; put must be made that the amount of T o Robert J. Barry, Nava] Pilot first ---' InlorMl In noH — _ I . . director of the county defense orand has a keen. Interest In. nation-1 1|t etaM, and mm. Barry arrived Sat­ si and international affairs. He ONE AUCTION SALE with us as soon as possible. The Lawrence Bauer Post of the urday morning, July 11. to upend lias retired from active business, uABRY F. OSBORN. Adm. American Legion has given the the weekend with his mother. Mrs Barry County Draft Board a new St. Rone and St. Cyril annual Nina Barry, of route 3. and other Ungulsh it from a regular fire American flag for use in the Hear­ mid-summer chicken-pie dinner. St. the late Mrs. Celia Chamberlain, relatives of this vicinity. He Just alarm. This particular Mart is ing room at the local draft headRose Hall. Sun, July 18. 11:30 to Mr. Osborn will offer the entire lot completed his pilot training al Pen­ merely a practice affair to giye th* qtrs. in the former Farm <St Home J p. m. Adults Me. children 40c. sacola. Fla, and left Tuesday morn­ entire county air raid defense ortion at the residence located at 722 ing for San Francisco, Calif. He The Hastings Police Department Appliance store on Wqst State Second Lieutenant Philip H. Mlt- ganlratlon an opportunity to put North Michigan Ave., Hastings. He will do submarine patrol duty on has been instructed by the city street.. Harry Larsen, commander chell. Headquarters and Headquar­ Allerdlng-Yarger reunion. Grove, la offering a good list of furniture the west coast and In Atasktan council to enforce the ordinance of the local post, made the presen­ ters Battery. Field Artillery Re­ Uce “aleru* win doubtless Lake Odessa. Sun, July 26. Potluck prohibiting the dumping of leaves, tation to Kim Sigler, chairman of placement Training center, former­ dinner. 7-Ifl grass and rubbish on parkings or the county draft board. “This gift ly of Hastings, has been promoted Dewey Reed will cry I Weeks School Reunion at school was much appreciated’, Mr. Sigler to the rank of 1st Lieutenant. Lieu­ NOTICE Clifford Hammoud Will Sat, July 25. Members please be responsible for stoppages In the said, “because the board had no flag tenant Mitchell Is attached to catch basins of\the street drain- available nor any funds to purchase Headquarters, Field Artillery Re­ present. Friends welcome. for full particulars. placement Training Center. 4-H CLUBS IMPORTANT FAIR EXHIBITORS LIVELY DRILLING All TUC MCAnEAnU UN Int MtADFARM NASHVILLE HOLDS LEAD IN SALE OF BONDS AND STAMPS ROBERT REED adcuid AMERICAN LEGION ELECTS OFFICERS WORKERS NAMED FOR CAMP MEH ROD AND GUN CLUB MH MONDAY NIGHT BARRY COUNTY ASKS THAT FAITH BE KEPT BARRY COUNTY A£ FAITH BE KER» 09540634 OF SUGAR ALLOWED W. K. Kallagg Sold Brooms Hera When A Young Man COUNTY TO HAVE AIR RAID "ALERT TEST" Windstorm Co Added Over $6,000,000 In June July 9 Was Their 58th Wedding Anniversary l-egiOH rresentS U. 3. FloQ Flog To Draft Draft Board Board Police Dept, to Enforce Trash Dumping Mitchell Promoted to Rank of lit Lieut. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY M, 1M1 Mr*. Althouae, of Vermontville. Instead will hold a combined appeal for membership* and fund* for war­ time need* next March; will not participate in any Joint fund-rais­ ing effort. These plan*, according ••••••••• •••••••••••••• i ibi* to-walk without aadstanc*. ,to ___Mr. ________________ Davis, have Uie__full approval Mr. and Mrs. Al Dyer and son' a 20-acre section of farm land of President Roosevelt, have moved their household goods, alui rc*ld*nce Ln th* WmI Gun lak* .to Flint where he I* now employed. [ section bordering on Allegan Co. ha* their two daughters, who moved . Mr. and Mrt Robert Mills have been sold by the Boyes Agency to two yeara ago to Grand Rapids {sold their Gun lake cottage to R. Benjamin J - Clboch of Chicago. from Hastings, kre.now being sent H. Ogden of Grand Rapid* who plana improvement* and modmod- to Ann Arbor to live where All work, as assistant engineer with Ute MAluiaii w. o«iri, auii us mi. wiu----------— ---- --------Mrs. Harlow Seger of Freeport, who I Lynwood Burdick of Middleville Bute Highway Dept., shift* him to 338 K the road now being built in connte­ enlisted in the Army Air Corps at has *■ moved* into the house at “ “ ” flon with the Willow Run plant of High St. assigned to Jefferson Barracks. Mo.. Mrs. Maurice O*troth and her ! for basic training, Seger graduat- sister Miss Elizabeth Parker are \ ed from Freeport High tn 1838 and spending their vacation from the __ —--------------- ---windstorm office at the Parker a file clerk in Veterans Admin-' cottage. Wall lake, islratlon. In* Div. The Jiastings Public Library has Student* of Unity, please call received a check for 8132.48 from 3895—Adv. the Stale Board for Libraries, ac­ (Continued from page 1. Section 1) Maurice Greenfield, son of Mr. cording to Miss Jean Barnes, li­ confused wtlh a blackout. In fact and Mrs La Floy Greenfield started brarian. Thl* represent* the final the Ume of the "alert"—8:00 p. m. payment on a—grant 8235 08-------frofn work at the Willow Run bomber r —---------------—- —of— — ptant al YpailanU, Monday mom- ‘he General Library Fund. This there would be daylight during the Ing. ! payment is made under provision fifteen minute test period. Word hu Urn rnel.rd b, bu ““ »“* >»™l“ Richard Endsley, chief air raid urenu r™> corp. 1-urrnr. o.r- «“»*“ “ * “ to’ warden for Hastings, and Leon Dos­ rbon in., hr U Vww .r.Uonrd in P™*' ■" “» ter. county air raid warden, wish to H.br.kM u , Motor Muhudo ,na “ iw* wrtk». find out the area which tiie tire school. | Harold Swanson ha* purchased sirens will effectively cover and also detenhlne how efficient their tele­ phone communication system Is In handling the required volume of Uon are the liquids and creams Chief of Police Thompson also for leg make-up. due to stocking' m*<le thru lhB H0?1’* Agency shortage In old favorite style*, as ,TJ“ rounc" vol*d Krttfmy states that here in Hastings, the well as higher price* asked. In the JM>«»»a*e six tables for use auxiliary police and fire fighters will take their stations. liquid-brand* «n Ingenious, Inbcl 1,1 Tl’den park. Dr. J. K. Alttand, county health reads: ~60 pairs In a 38-cent bottle; Approval was given by Ute city rain proof; can't rub off.*' 1 council Friday night tn a peUttan officer, also plana to have ids emer­ Harold Swanson ha* a JiuUftable.for curb "nd on South Ben- gency medical unit* lake part In taie of woe concerning the blows!,on *troet. The air raid wardens throughout fate of late, has dealt the flock of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin of the county will contact their senior Itheep on his farm in Hustings ■ Clear Lake Lodge. Dowling, have wardens and will phone back re­ । township. A short time ago dog* got. received word from their son Ho­ ports to the control center. i in and killed sixteen; during the: ward. Jr., who is overseas. The lel80. keep Monday evening. July 71. electrical storm, Friday morning, ter was dated June fl and was in mind. । a big tree in hl* pasture lot was headed "Somewhere in Australia." At that time |>eople In Barn­ ’LrUCk' J?*?1?1*; AUUn< Word h*-' ro««l»ed from tat county will hear for th* first Ume | sheep which had taken refuge under Lieutenant Hartley c. Finstrom. the air raid "alert'* warning stgson of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Fln| Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gardner strom. 402 W. Mill street, that he bers of the defense council urge I (Marie Ellis), the latter formerly ’landed safely on foreign soil op May Barry citizens to become familiar I with the Social Aid Bureau here.; 8th, and Is now on duty on one of with the sound. ’are receiving congratulation* on thei the far- flung battle front* serving This Ume it will be justvplay. [ birth of a 7 lb. 10 m. daughter.1 with the U. S. Army Coast ArUl- Later on it may be necessary to give | Gene Marie, on July 0. at Vicks-; lery. AnU-AIrcraft. His wife is re­ the signal as an actual warning. ! bur8| siding with her parents, Mr. and We all hope not but must be pre­ ' There's sure to be a group in iMr* Chester G. Engleharte of route pared for the wont if it docs come. I front of the LyBarker window in s At the conclusion of the 15 min­ j which pictures of Barry county boy* Mrs. Theron A. Cain is recovering i ute test period, the standard "all now In service are being displayed from malaria fever at the farm clear" signal will be sounded — a A lady wlUi greying hair pointed home in Rutland township, having long blast on the fire siren*. out a particularly Rood looking lad returned there a week ago” from in an officer's cap and uniform, Pennock hospital. It 1* expected SOUTH BOWNE remarking— -That boy was in my that she will be confined to bed Mr and Mrs. Jerry BJoagh were Sunday school class and was he for several weeks. Visitors are llm- Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and a rascal! Always my biggest weekly. ited to the immediate family. Dur­ Mrs Will Hoffman. problem. If activity counts for any-> Ing her illness. Mr*. Caln ha* been thing he ought to be right there visited by her three children. Mr*, Blough's were Lyman Powell and with the goods as a trouble shooter I Arthur Granger of Lansing, Ber- brother of Howard City, Mrs Rachel for any Jap or Nasi that get* in nard M. Caln of Marblehead. Mau. Stahl and son of Zion Hill. Rev. hu w«y ’’ | and Stewart D. Caln of Rock Island. and Mrs. Bhrock. The Carlton Center school, at Illinois. Newton Goon* of Lowell wa* a a recent meeting, voted to disconMr and Mrs. D. C. Bronson. Miss Monday caller of Mrs. “Alice Gard­ tinue the eighth grade' for the com-1 Doreen Clary. Mrs Ralph Leffler. ner and Emery Lowe enraffta home Ing year. ; Mr* Robert Crockford and Joan from attending’a funeral, at MklVem Wldrig. former day tel*- ■ Leffler went to Jackson Wednesday dlevtlle. Mr. and Mrs. Henry ThMfffMhn. graph operator for the Michigan 1 *** 8ufr Sgt. Hubert S. Bronson Central here, has been tranaferred *ho arrived in Jackson Monday, Emory Lowe and Mrs. Alice Gard­ to Middleville, replacing Clinton ‘ JllIy 6. expecting to have a 15-day ner were In Hastings Saturday af­ Poulron. who was sent to Augusta I furlough, however, he received a ternoon. to take over the work there. *'lre Wednsday to report at Sparta. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slabaugh and The annual Southwest Michigan ’ Wls ■ for duty at once. Friday morn- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Blough were In Partsh Jersey Show will be held, ln« word wa-' received that he had Caledonia Saturday afternoon. « Wayland. Mich, again this I l*en assigned to Kellogg Field, BjrtMrs. Edwin Nash has returned to year. The date of the show is Aug. it,e Creek. her home at Clarksville from Pen­ 7. Jersey breeders from Allegan. OtThe month of March. 1843. has nock hospital greatly improved. Ionia. Barry. Van Buren.'been officially designated as the' St. Joacph Berrien and Kalamazoo) period for the next membership well and Mrs. Jennie Pardee and countlea will exhibit cattle at this I and fund-raising appeal of the Wanelta Schray were Sunday after­ parbh show. The show will also , American Red Crosa Mrs. Roy Hub- noon callers at the Alden Porritt 2»«ure an adult and 4-H Judging bard chairman of the Etarry County home in Bowne. Rev. and Mrs. McCune of Free­ c,lf *howChapter announced Monday upon d,*Mn’ Tarbet. 21. Nashville. | advice from Norman H. Dav I*, na­ port were Sunday dinner guest* of . h** J’Poried for duty pt' tlonal chalfman. The American Alice Gardner and brother Emory Great Lakes Naval Training j Red Cross will not conduct a memMr. anti Mr*. Ervin Leigh of Cale­ onbershlp Roll Call this November; donia were Saturday callers on Mrs. Jennie Pardee They were atao call­ er* on Mrs. Estelta Rosier Wednes­ day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Oles* ar.d (daughter Corrine spent Thursday Hasting,. Mich. Telephone, 2244-2557 j evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thoma* of Cascade. SATURDAY. |ULY 1* ONLY I Mrs. Jennie Pardee. Wanetta DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Schray and W. H. Pardee visited Leo Carrillo, Andy Devine. Don Terry j Wednesday with Mr. and Mr*. Will [ Coagriff ot Lowell. , Mr. and Mrs. Milo CurU** ent«N talned Saturday evening with a mlsand Jean Davis. Jinx Falkenbarg cellaneous shower In honor of the . newly-wed* Mr. and Mr*. Ervin CifrtlM. Friends were present from I Lowell. Saranac. Clarksville and SUNDAY ond MONDAY. JULY 19-20 , thta vicinity. They received many lovely gift*. | Mr. and Mrs. Clare- Eash and I family spent the weekend with her Rosalind Russell, Fred MacMurray i parent* at Gull lake. . Mr. and Mr*. Art Richardson a*Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 । slated their son Chester Richardson in moving near Battle Creek, Baturday. TUES., WED.. THUES.. JULY 21-22-23 Mrs. Zora Poe of Grand Rapid* • wa* a Wednesday night and Thurs­ Henry Fonda. Lynn Bari, Don Ameche day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will ' Mishler. ! Wm. Porritt and family and Another comedy scream mother. Mr*. Edd Lacy were in Grand Rapids Friday. Mrs. Jennie Pardee and Waneita Schray ncrompanlod Mrs. a Bertha Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247*2282 JEd Porritt to Harting*. Friday. Mr and Mrs. Will Mishler and daughter Gwendolyn visited with DOUBLE feature attraction their cousin*. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Roush of Dutton last Sunday. | LOCAL NEWS• Bl/T NOT youR belt I JISI, ejiM BARRY CO. TO HAVE AIR RAID TEST Two things will go a long way toward winning the war—SAVINGS and FOOD— and we’va got both of them right here waiting for you. Our daily low prices make it easier for you to fulfill your War Stamp Pledge. Our fine, fresh, nutri­ tious foods mean well-fej strength and energy for the extra work you’re doing for Victory. Shop here daily and lower your food bill without lowering the qual­ LOW ity or quantity of the foods you serve. MEATS VEAL ROAST*-":: 35c CHICKENS 30c RING BOLOGNA SIRLOIN STEAKS u. 37 PORK STEAK Lb. 33 SHORT STEAKS Lb. 35 Fresh GROUND BEEF 2 Lbs. 39 BACON TIDBITS^ 16 - 21c SKINLESS FRANKS u. 25 LIVER SAUSAGE Ecnich33e SMOKED PICNICS u 30‘ POTATO SALAD U. 20' COTTAGE CHEESE Lb 12' 2 CHEESE i»f CANTALOUPE 2 for 25c Watermelon —— 1 Each Huckleberries ORANGES ■ Sunklst, a down RASPBERRIES Red. a quart.............. APPLES Cooking Q .............. ** lb. LEMONS J-* 50c 25c 31e 28c 25e 23c 51c PORK & BEANS .X. 2% POST BRAN FLAKES ige. Pkg. 14c or Kellogg's Corn A. Flakes, Ige. pkg. O POST TOASTIES N.B.C. SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pk9. 21' GRAPENUT FLAKES fee .pkg. 14' ELMDALE PEAS 2 can. 25' WHOLE KERNEL CORN Fin,c:!!. 12c GOODYGOODYCORN ^",‘".“”11' FAD1I Dcl Mon,° Whole Kernel Q IUKH Gold. Bant. Vacuum packC j cns. 97c fc* I V I fUKDIAATI I Shredded WhcatH LUttKIUAlJ ■ K’"099’ Mull<lr’ I Supreme Bread ■ 12 pkgs. 19c | I 12c a pkg. I I DEL M0NTE I RED SALMON I 29511 39cacan [ riUAND TIEATKF M "TOP SERGEANT" SWEETHEART OF THE FLEET' FAMOUS POTATO CHIPS7 oz .bx . 25c Ige. bag 25c POPCORN 3 for 17c KITCHEN KLENZER OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 for 19c PENICK'S SYRUP 35' “ 6b.„u. 25' bottles 25c 6 bottles 22c I f W rnriCF I I. W. CQrrtt ■ Elmdale I Fru.t Coekto!i ■ TASTEWELL COCOA I I r«t O' CemeHee I milk I 22calb: I | 13c a can | ^Ibcan. 19c | I3 can. 25' I arry th eat kb? B THE CORPSE VANISHES' SUNDAY and MONDAY. JULY 19-20 THE BEST FOR LESS" Marlene Dietrich and Fred MacMnrray THE LADY IS WILLING' Bargain matinee Sunday 3;M to 5:H TUES.. WIO., THURS-, JULY 21-22-23 Frederic March. Martha Srett N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. of water wa* found. It is the purpose of the Bun Oil Co., we understand, to reach a depth of between 5.000 and fl BOO feet, unices they find a good, flow Of oil at a ctoaer depth. The 8un Co. put down a well on the Kid­ der farm In Rutland some Ume ago. It wa* driven to a depth of about 5 000 feet It will be remembered that Mr. Kidder dropped a match into th* hole, after the driller* had quit. There wa* a deep roar deep down in the hole, indicating the menl waa repealed, and that time a lol happened. Flames spurted from the hole, destroyed the frame drill house and damaged the der­ rick. OH was found in that hole, so it i* claimed, of very high qual­ ity but not in large quantity It is said that the drill had not reached the desired oil-bearing rock, but the explosions had. so it is thought, opened some connections with that rock, which, we understand, the Sun Co. is hoping to get to on the Mead farm. We are Informed tliat the Bun corporation ha* continued. It* leases on the Kidder farm and others in that area. The Kidder about half a mile west and abuot about a half mile north of the Mead An a-tnch pipe has been put down to the first solid rock encountered In drilling the Mead well, about 380 feet down. From that point on It is interesting to watch the ro­ tary drill in operaUpn. The well ta located In a 40 acre tract owned by Mr. Mead, which is heavily Um­ bered. It is some distance from the highway, but can be reached by u one-way. temporary road through GLA88 CREEK Visitors at Forrest Haven*' dur­ ing the last week were Louis Hav­ ens of Detroit and Robert McGlocklln and family and John Hav­ ens of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Whittemore of Delton were Wednesday call? era at Cha*. Whittemore's. granddaughter. Jane Meuch. were weekend guests at Fred QUs'. Mr. and Mn. Chas Whittemore spent the weekend with the Wm. Whittemore* at Delton and accom­ panied them to Three River* on Sunday. Philip Warren of Great Lake* Naval Training Station is spending hlJ furlough with hl* parent*. Mr. and Mr* Clyde Warren. Mr*. Russell Whittemore and daughters spent Bunday with the Fred Bechtel* at Gun lake while Russell went to Fennville for cher­ ries. Visitors at Roy Erway'* during Maurice Erway and son. Grand Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Ward Erway, Mr. and Mrs. Ear) ’ Bumford. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rose and son of Ha tings. , Mrs. Bara Erway Is cariu<ij,l3 Mr*. Bcrtiia V *•■- " ‘^«3.0fl Swv homfly^n" “ ■ Salt •• a Edmond* rui 17c 43c Flanders acfflto-*.... and itayed UU the next HpcrUtnen's Halts transported by airplane unless It bears a transportation lag signed by Silk for Hosiery The hosiery industry Accounts for K per cent of the total domestic consumption of silk. WANTED! That rusty old *tove up’ in your attic. That old THE MAGNIFICENT DOPE' and Bela Lugort the Mystery Msn IM I STATI ST.. HASTINGS, MFCH (Continued from page 1. this S*®-* nation, delivering a ‘<o-‘ncb stream, winch enable* the rotary to bite into the rock through which it to making an 8-lnch opening. A plentiful supply of wsur come* from a fl-inch well, driven to a TAKE A~LETTER DARLING' DOWN TEXAS WAY" FDDDoCENTER LIVELY DRILLING ONTHE MEADFARM ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN BARNUM SCHOOL The school reunion will be held Saturday, July is at the school hot^e. । Mrs. A. O. Hilt* and two grandI children of Lansing sptnt the week­ end at the Herbert Johnston home. Corp. Clifford Towsley I* spend­ ing a furlough al the Cha*. Heatrriy nftrne ahd With relative* and . friendp at Sheridan. x of pound* of ecrap metal, , old rubber, old rap! It need* them to help build 1 ship* and gun* and am am*­ amps munition and tank treada1 /and hundreds of other*' Don’t My ”My little bit’ L It will. Gather it to-' ways to do this ta differ urday efter spending Wendell Shoemaker of Laming. Mr. and Mrs, Keith Durkee callquite sick for several weeks. Several children in our commun- । । Uon Bible School teeing held at Woodland beginnlnff this week. give it to a local charity. right place eventually. / It will all help to win1 I �TH* HASTINGB BANNKA, THTTKADAY, JULY It, 1H» THE JUDGE COULDN'T SEE IT THAT WAY I FARM BUREAU NEWS TWINS REPEAT AFTER ONE MAPLE GROVE HUNDRED FOURTEEN YEARS _______________ The interesting news Is sent us COMMUNITY GROUP from Muncie. Ind., of the birth of. twins, a boy, Daniel David, and a BARRY COUNTY RURAL SCHOOL BUILDINGS ARE TO BE MODERNIZED (Continued from page 1. Boe. 1) (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) 4 nle Waldron of that city on Prt- the liome of Mr. and Mrt. Walter act for Bchliesa. In the meantime! These twins. It seems, are the first . ‘ ~ ~ nn . duriiet Schliess had served nearly two ronnrt ! ithe Thomspple-Kellogg area — so | to arrive In the Daniel Wolcott * 1. ® “ d years of his sentence and had nev­ there four townships do not appear er before made a claim like that1 family since Daniel and David Wol!In the list. • eou «r. bom U> Im. IM 1H 'X.7 TOmSL" staled in Ute motion. When the improvements shall be In speaking about his decWon in completed, all of the 42 schools will the matter Judge Davis later said:' have new furniture, with comfort' ' S cussed at that meetins were rnm. "If this motion were given favor-1 canning clubs, exchanging These seats are adjustable, and each able consideration and allowed, then every conviction obtained in ssssnss desk top can be tilted for studying the state could be upset by filing Bra»li .. . KIdrr .. ' I inrfnlnv f,ir,nlnif marlr.tinu marketing rlnb. club* tn to rnncona motion like this." . There will be a convenient table nrmh Ri,toe HemeterV Circle *CrVe UTO> P°°lln« P*rU Of old The attempted hold up occurred ' Rov CH^I1‘ nuchlneO' *° “ 10 have regular and chair for the teacher and there on the dale named while the Mid­ will be a new library table and new dleville Rotary, club was holding a flllnv filing cabinet fnr for each school. meeting in the’ hotel. When the meeting and picnic dinner. zMem-, nn the Eaph schoolhouse will have in­ b, alarm was sounded, the members bera please be pr-ent and vuitor, nr^ door. flush toilets protafted against ur, protegee Ic»pportlonment of the of the club helped In the pursuit _n Rhidt? Joseph gnd H(Xu<s of freezing. There will be lavatories and capture of Schliess and Fuller. • ! of Michigan. He informed us with running water. There will be Later Schliess led members of the Carlton Center ’thBt ^or our own must sanitary drinking fountains. New state police and Barry county of­ The community, former residents * UmlHkr with the bill when pre- wells will be driven In the following ficer* along the highway over wfiteh eleven districts: Lincoln. Hender­ he and Fuller traveled when at­ and teachers are invited to attend ««ited so as to be able to vole not shott. Carlton Center. Welcome, the Cariton Center school reunion olll > ’ for °u r own interests but for tempting to escape, and tried to Coats Grove. Lake View. Fisher. help them find the gun used in Sunday. July 19. Pot luck dinner the beat interests of the entire state. Star. Stevens. North Pine Lake and Please bring your own table service Th * ’ members were asked to galhthe holdup. which he admitted , -- ---------er information regarding Gerald U Brush Ridge. AU of these new wells throwing from the car during die Edger K. Smith, also to be prepared to also those previously driven in oth­ chase. The Edger -rhool reunion will; give their viewpoint on our gov- er districts will be equipped with I There will be general approvorttf tx postponed for the duration of eminent paying laborers they cm­ pressure water systems. Judge Da via* decision In the foliosrlng 17 districts new ----, ploy such high wages. Twenty-six ; members and four visitors were healing systems will be Installed: Dirty Headlights Assyria Center. Briggs. Lincoln. Doud j present. Dirty automobile headlight lenses The Doud Ladies Aid will be en- , Banfield Group Weeks. Durfee. Fish. Welcome, reduce Illumination 50 to CO per tertalned by Mrs. Edward Campbell | Tl>e Banfield Community Farm Brown, Lake View, BarryvIUe, Mon­ July 23 for supper. All welcome. . cent, testa have revealed. Stevens. Culver. Dunham, Bureau met Wednesday evening at roe. , Moore. Brush Ridge and Algonquin Martin r-nrn.r. t,,C *,O,nF °f Mr “nd Mr“ Dmnls Remen^rr wo have preaching1 7^?-, **“ Lake. In the 25 other dlstrtcta the Steel Capaclly High present heating systems will be re­ The American steel industry is service next Sunday at 10 o'clock. । w,’“l "wnbe™ wcre capable of producing 8I.000.0U0 tons Be on hand for the church service i ,or lhe war e“°,rt of lhe paired or altered to met the needs of steel Ingots annually. and Sunday school. , responses were : Increased acreage of the modernized school buildings. The Interior of the school rooms 1 by 15 percent as asked, raising West Hope 1 *orghum. increase In number of will tie repainted when necessary. and properly-placed There will be no Community Club: fertilized com. working later Adequate meeting for July. • ' | at night, buying stamps and' bonds. blackboards will feature the im­ Tiie McCallum acltool reunion will ■ ««‘lng up earlier, raising more proved schoolrooms. Much atten­ tion will be given to proper Ught. be held at the schoolhouse this j chickens, extra space pul In garweek Saturday. July 18th. <lrnI' kcepl»« more hens, forming , v.u«. num­ „umWh*n the work «• completed, ev­ --------- — । marketing cluba. The average ber ..I of hours both men and women cO°nc of the 42 schools will have Cloverdale----------------------------------------- . ti. ... .... . ..... hot'lunch rahln.l cabinet, with necessary ! The Cloverdale Garden club willt. of this _________ group worked a day was .18- (1i hnl.litnrh 1 meet at the home of Mrs. Virgil j The suggestion was made that ilsnes and a hot lunch plate. Most Monica Friday, July 17 in the nft-, the W. P. A. be done-away with of these cabinets will be new, ss ! 'moon. , entirely for duration at least as will be much of the other equip­ I The Comrade Sunday School class | there 1s no excuse for anyone be- ment for this very desirable fea­ •j will meet al the home of Mr. and Ing without work. The group dis- ture of a modem school. Four of the schools will have ad­ Mrs. Virgil Monica Tuesday. July '.cussed the seriousness of so many l 21. for a pot luck supper nnd bail- f skilled farm boys being inducted ditions made to their buildings. Mrs. Maude Smith, county school । ne*s meeting into tiie army. They do not ask --------------- ’ " > | for class distinction .but there is commissioner, brought the propos­ In the attic or cellar of -----— . . . n Rfrlous need for trained, skilled al to modernize their school build­ Selling Whiskey to Indians the average home there ■ It is Illegal lo sell or -give whiskey ; form help no that the fanner can ings to the school boards, who then is 130 lbs. of junk. In 1 to Indisns and liquor cannot be 'do his part in the war effort. There took the necessary steps to have U a double drain of farm labor- the very generous offer of the ordinary times, it would i bought on an Indian reservation. first, being drafted; second, the call Foundation properly acted upon by stay there to gather dust. their districts. District meetings for workers in defense plants. Traveling Salesmen were held, a large Informal commit­ Or it would be destroyed. According to the 1930 census there tee representing the districts then went to Battle Creek and asked the were 223,732 commercial travelers But thia is war. Amer­ in the JJnllcd States. Foundation for assistance in thia ica needs every single program of modernizing their schools. After that meeting all the pound of that junk— details were worked out for each of every pound of scrap (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) the 42 districts. metal, scrap rubber, and It is of much interest to know vage these waste kitchen fata. old rags. It is needed to In our effort for victory, every that nearly all the work involved pound of waste metal must be sal­ in modernizing the 42 school build­ make ship* and altclla, ings can be completed in a com­ vaged: such as iron, steel, brass, cop­ tires for jeeps; bombs, per, aluminum, lead, discarded tools, paratively short time, as there are metal beds, stoves, railings, tire no priorities for materials that will shells, guns. chains, pots and pans, pipe and Interfere with any of the work ex­ hardware, batteries, and anything cept the plumbing. No one can say Gather it up today. else made of metal—except tin cans. now how long that may be delayed. And then turn it in. Sell Last January steel furnaces wcre All the other materials required can you, it to a junkman. Or give down for lack of scrap. Through be obtained as needed, so this proj­ enthusiastic response of cltl- ect will be carried through, except it to a local charity. Re­ CAN SINK. U-BOATS . the zens. scrap was obtained so that the plumbing, in a comparatively time. All the filing cabinets member, your junk can ----------------> ovt -- ------------------ I four months later all Michigan fur­ short for the 42 districts have been de­ win the war. I United ShtaWtr $>wy BoadnSuap Inaces were back on a 24 hour. 7 livered already. The rest of the day week production: and a five to eight day Inventory was built up furniture and furnishings required by some of lhe principal users in will soon be forwarded and received by the districts. [ this territory. Tl>c Foundation lias made the This activity has temporarily remoney available. School boards who receive Hie money from that organi­ zation have signed agreements to keep the modernization money en­ tirely separate from the school-op­ They have alao sary for each citizen to redouble his eration funds. agreed to carry out the work in efforts to make available every IS ENTITLED TO SUPPORT could trust to adequately repre­ | pound of scrap which can be pro- their schools according to the FOR ITS OUTSTANDING agreed-on plans, as rapidly as sent the District. | cessed and piled at the mills. Ev­ CANDIDATE I eD'thing metallic, except tin cans. materials are available. This modernization of 42 rural Mr. Kim Sigler of Hastings, Mich. • should be moved into dealers yards school buildings is "just another" Pointing to the tri-county underHe Is not ttandlng concerning representation ; The Barry County Department of of the many benefits conferred upin the state senate and the loyal. i Agriculture War Board is coopersupport given by Barry county be­ j atlng in an excellent maimer in get­ logg Foundation. The pupils In cause of that understanding to knew his ability and we knew we ting salvage material moved /iff these schools will appreciate the senatorial candidates from both I could fully trust him to fearlessj farms. One of their efforts being changes made, which will add to Van Buren and Allegan counties, ■ a WPA project to provide a pick-up their comfort and health. These .the Barry County Republican com­ improvements are in line with the hard hlt- | service, to which the farmer may fixed policy of the Foundation, mittee. through its chairman, Dr. 1 donate or sell his scrap metal. Frank Carrothers. declared today This is a big project and is work­ which is to promote the health and its candidate, Kim Sigler, Hastings ing under the difficulty of man­ well-being of the children of to­ attorney, Is.entitled to the support power and truck shortages. For this day, who will be the citizens of to­ of both Van Buren and Allegan reason the farmers are urged to morrow. counties. That support is due Sig­ help by taking their scrap direct to ler, the Barry committee declared, the dealer. not only because of the trl-county A survey made early in 1942 Indi­ agreement, but because Sigler has cated that an average of 500 outstanding qualifications for the pounds of scrap Iron can be gath­ ■enatorshlp. ered from every farm in the coun­ The statement reads: try. Tills is a vital war material. The Repnblican Committees of 'Bends’ Core Planes soon will fly at heights of Counties, comprising the Eighth eight miles or more—but medical Senatorial District, have had an understanding for years that the science has come to the aid of men Republican candidate for the who pilot planes and who will be State • Senate should be rotated subject to "bends," cramps induced by such altitudes. Dr. Walter M. Boothey cf the have Its turn. This understanding Mayo's aviation medicine research laboratory said that Increased pre­ ty equitable representation. cautions for the safety of pilots Allegan County has had a senawould be needed. Medical science already has de­ creed preliminary decompression ot all high altitude fliers before they take off. New types of pxygen nlshed a Candidate for the Eighth masks have been developed also, bo loyal to the understanding and Covering Scratches support to the candidates fur­ nished by Allegan and VanBucourse of unanimously Indorsing scratches, water marks or hot dish his candidacy is in removing chewing gum from rings on dark furniture which has a furniture. It makes. ideal furni­ dull finish is to use liquid shoe polture polish, also, and is a substitute Blncerely yours, tor whipped cream. Match it with your furniture and ap­ BARRY COUNTY ply with a sponge, using just enough REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE to. cover and color the blemish. Rub The general board of the United dry with a soft cloth. Put a few ’ Chairman States navy was established Msrcb drupe of oil on the cloth and go over Sigler’s candidacy has met the 13. IMO. it gently the last Ume. . wholehearted approval of various I farm and business organizations • M . ., _ _ .. Marriages which have gone on record endorsMeteorite Definition Ing him to the entire district. 11 ’hikes the earth, a There were about 1,300,000 mar­ —Political Adv.' (tor •’ known as a meteorite. riages in the United States in 1M0. rAAAAAIIMIYV MATIFFP ' munlly COMMUNITY NOTICES - kstlesss: .FRIDAY Federal Housing administration Insured loans are not government private lending institutions such as banks, savings and loan associa­ tions. Insurance companies and oth. er qualified lending institutions. Cherry Eater Intacta and other animal matter. It ----------------------may collect a fee in domestic charrloi st or.« soaion of the vear but it is satisfied with wild fruits when they are available. SPECIALS 12 oz. can CORNED BEEF 12 oz. can ROAST BEEF MORGAN'S FRUIT PECTIN bottle P><g. WHEATIES pound 29 MILD CHEESE €. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Michigan, lies entirely within the borders of the United States. "WM TAXI YOUR THAI YO PAY. WITHOUT BLANKET SELLING BUYING Tiwr -on Selling. Yuall find everything from heavy There’s 130 Lbs ( WARM 10.90 of Junk in your home! ( BARRY CO. SCRAP MATERIALS DRIVE BLANKETS Here’s everything you want THRIFT AMD savings for thick. luxurious in texture . . lovely pastel shades . . . gleaming rayon satin binding Woven of a bal­ anced blend of all wool yarns. VICTORY Basement Cotton Shop! THRIFTY SUMMER FASHIONS JFarni! Cozy! Invest in Winter Contentment! Too, BARRY,COUNTY ASKS THAT PROMISES ANDili~^U“X■« FAITH BE KEPT IN TRI-COUNTY AGREEMENT ATTACK! ATTACK! ATTACK! 7.90 1.49 COTTON PLAID PAIRS Good American cotton pairs . irt Cotton Seersucker buy for a real winter. Get theta now while they last. ALL WOOL ALL WOOL Serviceable single blankets of nil wool yariui for greater warmth and less weight. Buy them now while we still have all wool blankets. 72 x 84, Ail good colors tn pls gel. There will be no more DRESSES Cottons that come fresh from the soap suds with a fsuitaanablc took! Two piece types with jacket style overblouse, or classic shirtwaist type that but­ tons down the front! Sixes Children's Sun Suits . .39c Toddler’s Sheer Frocks 69c Children’s Smartalb ..911c Tailored Baby Suite _...69c For Fun In The Sun! FINE JACQUARD Slack Suits 3.98 Jacket - type blouse and well cut slacks! 12-20. SWIM SUITS 1.98 Sleek fitting! WARM PAIRS Warm blankets woven of fine lm;»rted , cotton—firmly woven—with sateen bind-Ing! Lovely bedroom pastels। 70” x 80". Chevron plaids woven with 5T springy wool for extra warmth! Rayon taffeta binding! Extra large for plenty of tuck. SINGLE BLANKET Half rayon and half cotton for extra beauty and warmth! With four inch ray­ on satin binding . . . popular pastel ■ Ua.l—I T-V" — SI" STUNNING FLORAL PATTERN A soft deep pile blanket of SO’i rayon . . . 30'1 cotton for extra durability and lus­ tre I Beautiful binding! 72" x 84”. Port Wool For Extra Warmth! Priced For Extra Saving,! Values That Are Hard To Beat In Go6d, Everyday Blankets! sVyks! Grand variety! For Sports! BLOUSES 69c b broad­ cloth tn notch­ Cool colors! PRETTY PASTELS SMART SLACKS Sturdy Cotton Twill Nicely cut of denim, hop­ sacking or twill. Practi­ cal colors. Sizes j Qg INDIAN DESIGNS RICH PLAID PAIRS warmth I In rich pas­ tels with rayon satin binding. Gwi e rota double bed site fur plenty of tuck-in. 72“ Striking Indian Good-looking plaid pairs ed comfoeH Nicely fin­ ished with sateen bind- derful for < boys’ rooms’ de- �TUB HAgTINGg BANNER, TH URABAY Jll-V 1A 1M1 EDITORIALS or next. President Roosevelt has ponded ship building program la scarcely keeping apace with our neither has Prime Minister Winston Churchill; nw Oen. Marshall, U. The U. 8. senatorial contest in 8. chief of staff; nor Admiral King, Michigan promises to be an Interc»Ung one. . Uon*: nor Oen. Arnold, chief of the get materials to lhe battle fronts On the democratic side, there are 8- alT 4®”*. Donald Nelson, in sufficient quanUUe*. no complications. Prentiss Brown hcad of dc,en*« production; nor AdThe war activity In Europe and la the the only only candidate candidate In In the the primary. primary. ; mlral charge of U. S. ship ia North Africa during recent weeks He has the united support of his’ nor any other individual. i in official or private capacity, who ! can face the facte with even a mod­ Mlchlgan congressmen, he was an such tremendous pew gains in active Isolationist before Pearl Har­ erate degree of realism. China that she could'probably hold Rep. May's statement U a good bor and consistently voted against out now for a considerable time appropriations for the army, navy example of the sort of official mud­ even if Germany collapsed. dling which has kept the jiubhc and air force and opposed meusure.i So. there is nothing In the war from becoming thoroughly aroused picture to Justify tiie hope of a Ing lhe Axis powers. Aside from to the full effort needed to win lhe quick victory. In fact, previous es­ war. this, however? his record was such There is po&tag-about the pres­ timates. believed conservative’ at the that he won many friends among ent wpr situation which JusUfies Ume. which placed the probable easy optimism. Germany sUll has ending ot the war^sonfetime In IMS Republicans present an Outstanding may now have to be revised sharp­ candidate, he will undoubtedly get the Initiative. Her armies have dis­ played tremendous striking power ly upward. strong support from this source­ There Is no reason for despair and there is no reason to believe may anyway. that she will collapse quickly under since Uie Axis can't possibly win If The Republican primary picture the opposing forces marshall their is muddled. Gerald L. K Smith, resources effectively. But there is rabble rousing radio orator and a need for a clearer concepUon of former Huey Long democrat iHc arc dangerous Responsible officials the really tough Job facing us. delivered Long's funeral oration) Last. lingering hopes for a speedy, here have frequently voiced the now proposes to become a candlopinion that if Russia could keep easy victory must now be abandoned THE RACE FOR SENATOR church Friday evening with an at­ tendance ot IM. The following of- Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday I* ms. probably being derived from ball games played by tha Greeks (Continued tram page 1. Bee. 1) to graduate*a*relatively small num­ nomlnaUng Hon. John Patton. Jr., ber of men who are especially train­ pine was known and played tn the of Grand Rapids for lhe governor-1, ed to enter Uxe profession of naval much younger, being invented as re­ ship. architecture and marine engineer­ cently as 1874. It was Brit played Elwaln (KU) who was accidentally ing. The cngeeinrtng training, how­ on a court shaped like an hour electrocuted last week was held ever. lx sufficiently basic so that glass. The present shape of court from the late home Saturday afler- graduates can lake up work tn any noon. The Oar Seal factory has begun glnecrtng. Tliereforc, all students accepted Jade, a hard and greatly, admired work on a 113x47 feet, one story ad­ by Webb must pass an exceptional­ dition. Quincy Hynes has sold his stock ly stiff examination in mathemaUcs. barian ancestors in the making of of drug* at Delton to Ell* Faulk- physics and English. This cxamlna- reliable battleaxes, spearheads and arrow heads. 20 YEARS AGO July 5, 1923. This Issue contains lhe speech of ship will have a modem consoli­ dated school. Shullers, assistant poslnuu- > ■ ■ ■ -—----------- 7 Mr. and Mrs Chester Stem have George Martin, who comes from Grand Rapids and is associated with lhe Pianoplayer factory. Mrs John McLravy. 65. was killed Wednesday evening about 7:30 when struck by an east bound freight M YEARS AGO July 7. 1892. train at tiie Broadway crossing. . The new board of education met 30 YEARS AGO * ’ Tuesday evening for the purpose of July 4. 1913. organizing. They elected lhe fol­ Clark Doolittle completed his lowing officers: Pres.. Oeo. Tom- and has accepted a fine position as instructor In Detroit Preparatory College. William W Potter end Ralph Rogers, who are experts with the paddle, plan to leave July 0 for Deward. Crawford Co., where they will place their causes in the head waters of Manlstae river and paddle several hundred miles down stream to Manistee. Germany from the Caucasus oil 40 YEARS AGO “GOOD Tf^ES ARE COMING’*fields for another year and if Big­ •July 3. 1902. land could hold or improve her sit­• Tire expression originated while The twentieth annual banquet of uation In the Middle East, and if[ Cromwell was in power In England. the Hastings High School Alumni , During this time Ireland and Scot ­ U. S. war production continued on land swarmed with strong royalschedule and If we were able to1 1st parties who wished for the resbreak the transportation bottleneck,i tora Uon of the royal family, since Therefore, the problem is to center that we should be able to amassi the royalists could not openly ex­ on one strong candidate, since sufficient materials and manpower. proas their feelings, they invented Smith might prove difficult to beat stock phrases which had a signifi­ to take initiative sometime during in a split Heid. | 1943 and hate the Natl armies well cant meaning In khclr own circlet. Especially popular was the phrase Two well-known Republicans are । wishing for the return of the "good on the way to defeat by 1944. out to challenge Smith in lhe pri­ Even this degree of optimism was old times." which really meant a re­ turn to the monarplilal system and mary—Eton R. Eaton, former state bxsed on a considerable number of the destruction of Cromwells form representative and editor of the of government. As time went on the Plymouth Mall, and Judge Homer . nm * niaiwi u* lacs, nusua is not royalists began looking forward to r.rvna, Muon .h» ntort m the restoration of the crown and the phrase was hopefully changed to w Niar u wide prominence „ as MU, presiding judge "good times are coming." of a grand Jury which probed deep­ Chicken Dinners! fully. Although Retd Iuls led his cIqas that these exams were the stiffest SERVED EVERY SUNDAY Old Fashioned home cooked meals served family style, as you like it. Wifh all the Old-time trim­ mings fhat melt in your mouth. Plan to stop in soon. elected os grade teacher to succeed Mrs. Kittle Coffleld. nee Dooley, re­ signed. A side track Is being put In at the C. K. & S depot. An elevator will soon be built and stock yards put In. milted to a scholarship In an in- a stltuUon the caliber of Webb and* Bob deserves congratulations and X best wishes for continued success A from all tils friends and acquaint- \ ancea. X Can't Sew Stltcb Mrs. Dorothy Anderson, director of the New York Dress Institute. Mexican Mercury Production The entire Mexican mercury pro- V duction Is being purchased by the £ United States. A Complete Chicken Dinner $1.00 LONG LAKE LODGE s At Acker's Point On Long Lake Phone 3F-22 for reservations CLEBJ^ SALE STILL GOING ON WATERS CL-OTHES SHOP THIS IS THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR. NOW is your chance to outfit the entire family in smart, new footwear at prices you won't mind paying. These values are priced to sell quickly-So be here early. When these are gone there will be no more AT TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE such as lhe senatorship Is concerned. The qualifications for the of­ fice of senator are outlined In the Constitution of the United States MEN! - ify them. Eaton ana Ferguson are both fine men. Any parly could be proud to have cither as a U. 8. senatorial candidate. Of the two, the preference of this writer 1* for Eaton. Although the Plymouth editor Isn't aupposed to be a student of international af­ fairs. he ''called the turn" on the trend of world events during there past few years much more accurate­ ly than many of our aupposedly "scholarly" senators who frequently made trips abroad to "see the situ aUon first hand.” Eaton advocated a stronger army, navy and airforce back in the days when moat MichlIng down any and all defense appropriaUons 'Who did we want to tight! >. He favored all out aid to Uw forces flghUng the Axis powers at a Ume when many of our "big name" senators and representatives were seeking refuge In lhe sanctuary of Isolationism or were doing a tight rope walking act which would have done credit to the great Blondin Eaton Is a crusading libera) who has never side-tracked an issue or a fight where his concepUons of bet­ ter government wcre concerned. Republicans are well aware that it will be unfortunate if two such men us Eaton and Ferguson have to fight one another In the primary With Smith's opposition divided be­ tween the Plymouth efUtor and the Detroit It might mean thar the Republican nomination would be handed to the rabble rousing satellite of the former Huey Long on a silver platter. A victory for Smith In the pri­ mary would be a crushing bT6w to a party which has become increasing­ ly disorganized during lhe past dec­ ade through the domineering sway which th« former (we hope' MeKay-Barnard machine has held over party convcnUons MORE REALISM NEEDED - If one can believe Andrew J. May, chairman of lhe House Military Af­ fairs Committee, th* end of the war might come ’'probably in IMS and unquestionably in 1943." BUCH A STATEMENT IS SO RIDICULOUS THAT IT 18 DIFFI­ CULT TO BELIEVE1 THAT A HIGH -RANKING GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL WAS RESPONSIBLE buy STAR Your Child's Shoes can last "For the Duration" Here s your last chance to get WHITE STRAPS AND OXFORDS J. L. Taylor & Co Now On Sale at Sensational Buys For Women Be a pretty picture . . . save a pretty penny. 5149„„<; ’499 pure virgin wools ot Salo Prices Popular styles reduced to icll quickly At prices Don't delay. Moke your selections now? ’25 - ’45 We will tailor you a perfect fitting □II wool suit for as low as $25.00. We *|99 ’299 ’389 straps, oxfords or pumps Priced at guarantee a perfect fit or no sale. If you ore hard to fit you are just the man we want. These prices are low­ er than you will pay for good ready made suits. POLL PARROTS in White—Straps ond Oxfords at 8Q" EXTRA SPECIAL QQC One group of broken sixes LEATHER DRESS OXFORDS! Large collection* of styles to choose from. They're gay ond colorful and come in many Black and white, all white, beige and brown different color combinations. combinations. Mode of all leather construc­ On Sale at two prices I Stamps And Bondi For Sale At This Store! MEN'S SUMMER Jf PLAY SHOES! Come in now while assortment is good. This is your last chance tion. n and ’198 Genuine Star Brand. ’744 ’289 Priced at $ BOYS! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP . think possible. Values at any­ time, but Big Values at prices like these. See the man/styles avail­ able. . , today.. Whites, Beige, Red and Brown and White combination in “Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" MEN! Genuine all----------leather (counter, (cou _ .. -----in­ soles, etc.) Star Brand shoes sell­ ing for much less than you would like these they can't last long. CUSTOM TAILORED SUITS BRAND SHOESnow! BIG SAVING F°R Select your chidren's shoes for dress and every day wear with care. For Victory's sake they must last. HASTINGS There is nothing in Ute entire war picture U> Justify a belief that the Among uiv.v ------ ------Chins In the past are ths Msncnu*. There csnluriss they ™ from ths north and conquered lbs country. A Manchu took over U»s throne of China and ruled a* em­ peror. After him came many oth­ er Manchu emperor* and they kept power until a revolution brought about a republic. While the Msnchus ’ were in power there came Into being a greet number of public officers known as kwane or kuana. That la wbat the Chinese celled them. In the outside world they came to be known as mandarins, a name from the Hindu language. There were nine klnth, or grades, of mandarins. They often wcre rich and sonie were greatly feared by the plain people. best of students since the course, itself, is such that only those with a special aptitude for mathematics W. D. Hayes, all democrats. so difficult, in fact, that up until Il Is expected that speelflcaUons lhe Ume he received lhe letter from for the new courthouse and Jail will be ready by July 20. । lhe impression that he had failed. publican ticket. If Smith should be successful Republicans realize that a large share of their normal following, as well as most of the independent ly Into the Wayne county graft and racket mess. Mr. Eaton entered the senatorial race to challenge Smith on the as­ sumption that Judge Ferguson would not run. There Is a state law which forbids a circuit Judge from entering a political contest during his term Of office. However, a supremo court decision has void- ROBERT REED WINS SCHOLARSHIP MICH Some Block's, brown's ond two - tone combination. Broken sizes. ON SALE— *789 Taylor’s Shoe Store L HASTINGS “QUALITY SHOES FROFULY FITTED" M|CH �THE MAfiTINOa RANNKR,THURfiDAY, JULY Ifl. Invaded tanchua. :«m* in >vcr the my othi»y kept brought tanchua ' io being officers That b ic from idarins. people. *QSS FERRY ENTER tj ORGANIZATIONS Mr*. Lloyd Valentine will enter­ tain lhe Missionary Barvtoe Guild Burton Perry. left yesterday Thursday afternoon at 340- Mis* Custer, having reglstorad so---------Tillie Tydcn La the president. Visi­ ago for foreign service with th* tors are • The Maccabees will hold their regular meeting today. Thursday tiie IClh, at the usual place of meeting Blodgett .... ... o- a. M.,WIU Ul’Cl IUCVday. July 31 at the home of Mrs. Maude Zerbel, 1600 B Hanover at 2 P. M. Hite is the annual flower misalon day when we send flower* to shut-in folk*. Please bring flower*. Ilefreshinenta. ’ Firming Fids Worth Knowing lit. '!5n5 Mlll.r, PRICKS SLASH! Or WILLARD SOLTI IN WARDS ."K? hospital. Grand Rapids. perience aside from regular nursing routine. Il include* an xray course tn Battle Creek, and a postgraduate course at the Cldcago Maternity Center after which sire entered tiie Home Maternity service for the Barry Go. Health Unit—Kellogg Foundation. The Kununka Camp Ftre group tntendenl of the maternity floor, met al the homa of Marjorie Nor- Bronaon hospital, Kalamazoo. ,ton on July 9. n<c members pur­ chased, cooked and. served a din­ ner. which was followed by game*. 1 hose present were Patty McLaugh­ lin, Joan Garrison, Beverly Myers, and a visitor Gloria Brockway. Wkaty^B^Wiik WAR BONDS Chlcadce's Delphi Stxly-cighl per cent of tiie chick­ adee* food is caterpillar* and moth*, their eggs, and similar ani­ mal matter, and the vegetable mat­ ter U consume* la largely weed The IM-mlUimeter gun Is the modWorld War, I day*. It ha* a range fifty percent greater than the old gun, heaving a 05-pound projectile approximately 15 mile*. It 1* capa­ ble of high road apeed and each one coats $50,000. Give Your Grocer A Break! The tery iob of cataloging them and checking back on hi* price* is trcmeniloua, let alone the complex! lie* of tho don I rolled ana noncon trolled item*. . He i* doing everything in hi* j>ower to help the Govern­ ment work out lliia wartime measure, so don’t be hard on him—don’t be critical— where and when necessary the Government will do the enforcing. UK IT FVRTIIKK RKWII.VED: That Sketch shows a handy and practical method of improving the venti­ lation of a slat com erib. This plan will make it possible for you to build temporary slat crib* twice a* wide as you otherwise could. LIVINGROOM BARGAINS Feed per Pound of Gain Soybean Oil Alda Farmers The Connecticut agricultural ex­ periment station baa announced an Increase In the tobacco crop yield after using soybean oil meal instead of cottonseed meal in fertilizer ex­ periments. Average results for five year* showed a 7 per cent increase In the yiold of soybean-treated plots, while the grade Index increased 6.5 1 per cent and the total crop index (yield by grade) H per cent. OUier ' experiment* show nitrogen from 1 If you want to know whether youf bird* are doing a* well a* they should on the feed they are getting, check them against the following average gain* from many careful feeding experiments: broiler* should put on a pound for each 3% to 4 lb«. of fc«d—roaster* require an average of 6 to 7 lb*.pound to 2H to 3 lbs.—mature turkey* gain green duck* gain a pound on 4 to 5 lb*, of fe Sulfur for.Coccidiosis Flowcrs.of sulfur is the only type that seems to be beneficial In pro­ tecting chicks against eoccidiosis—and in some teat* this treatment proved to be almost aa harmful aa the disease because apparently the sulfur dsatroy* the vitamin I) in the ration and the chick* develop rickets In spite of receiving an ample supply of fish oil. For this r»a»on Cornell Experi­ ment Station prefers to rely on eleanlineaa and freedom from dampness— and lhe old reliable milk flush when tho disease Hi* job, since the Price Con­ trol program went into effeci, is a tough one! Remember, he has hun­ dred* of iteiite in. hi* store that arc effected by lliia order. A Slat Crib Improvement cent more efficient than nitrogen | more efficient than cottonseed. Hammer Mill Operation at terrific speed turning out thi* long range, effective weapon for our armed forces. You and your neigh­ bor working handdn-hand in unity can make possible the purchase of an adequate number of these gun* by buying War Bond*. Put 10 per­ cent of your income in War Bond* to help reach your county quota, every Two Millian for Mailing In normal time* the British people spend about 16.230.000 on buying Christmas card* and about >2,000.000 mure in posting them. Dentally Speaking to 20 la a "danger period" accord­ ing to dentlata. Using too fine a screen and feeding unevenly can easily double th* gasoline or electricity eo*t of operating a hammer mill—according to Ohio Experiment Station experts. Using a traveling feed table instead of hand feeding cut the gasoline cost of grinding l.flOO lbs. of ear com from 7Me to 4Hc—and the investigators found that a ‘4-In. screen would pro­ duce 1,800 lbs. of ground oats per hour—compared to 2,500 lbs. from a A-in. screen—and 3,300 lbs. from a M-in. screen. REDUCTIONS in Slack Suits, Separate Slacks, Shorts, Polo Shirts, Bathing Suits, Gowns, Pajamas, Prints and Dresses. 1.95 SLACK SUITS AND PLAY SUITS . SEPARATE SLACKS1.00 ond 1.69 POLO SHIRTS39c — 59c — 1.00 BATISTE AND SATIN GOWNS 1.00 Yean get a rare bargain al tbb price! Rayon aad oolten velvet cover. No.aag spring scat! VP SALE ! ModernZpc. Living RoomSuitc! Light blue striped velvet, attractive walnut trim. Regular 9445—Sate ■ tF SALE ! WINGED BACK MOHAIR Suite A beautiful suite in attractive turquoter shadow MOO waco /MOO ahm MMOO WF SALE! Modern 2-pc. Living Roqm Suite with massive box arm*. Burgundy zebra strip-*1 QQRR mohair. Reduced from 1*445 to OtJ stripe. Regular price was 11445, now reduced to.. SALE! Beautiful Barrel Arm Suite H488 In a recent test at Iowa Experiment Station, it was found that when cow* were able to drink at will from drinking cup* they produced nearly 11‘,4 more butterfat than the same cows produced when they wer* watered twice daily nt an outside lank. The experimenter* believ* that both con­ stant availability of the water and it* warmer temperature were factor* In thi* increased production. SALE! Modem 2-pc. Living Room Suita 106“ hard wood walnut finish trim. Thia comfortable Moldy Corn for Hogs "Every dime and dollar not vitally needed for Sometimes we cannot avoid feeding corn that is mors or las* moldy to our hogs. Right now, for instance, the writer is finishing off 60 late spring shoata on com that the nicker left in the field—and a lot of these cars are moldy from contact with damp soil. But hogs will not gain nearly as fast on moldy corn a* on sound com—due primarily to the fact that they won't cat as much. In Illinois testa it was found that sound corn brought shoata to 200 lbs. in 71 day*—while moldy com required 90 days to make the same weight RKHOuVED: Thai the City Clerk «>. , should go injo WAR BONDS and STAMPS to add to tha striking power of our armed force*." —FaxxKux D. Roourur. REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE 36“ Large enough for small home. VALUES FOR HOME! Think War! Act War! Buy WAR SAVINGS BONDS—at The diet of the breeding flock is of the utmost importance In making ! eggs hatch—and produce strong chicks. Michigan Experiment Station I reports report* that best hatching results can be secured by including in „> tho breeder*' ration 7% to 10% of alfalfa meal—6% of dried milk—3% of fish meal—and 3% of 85-unit cod liver oil. The ration should carry 18% to 20% protein from both vegetable and animal source*, and tha audition of 8 to 10 ounce* of manganese sulphate to the ton of mash help* hatch­ ability with the heavy breed*. ' paydayI THESE WON'T LAST LONG! /» DELUXE CAS RANCES rally cqulyneg with famous Robertshaw "ran beat control! Foredate top burners! Terms. New only SALE! HANDSOME 5-PIECE OAK DINETTE! 32“ S ALE ! ALL METAL PORCH CHAIRS nQ7 enameled In gay colors. These regularly sold for 1.49. Now reduced for clearance to ................. SALE! MM WARDOLEUM FLOOR COVERING! New Raspberries MSIERV PMBlais/ ■ I yf m qc K/l“3 RJ ML Sweet Potato Meal Thi* column recently carried a news item concerning the valuo of dehydrated sweet potatoes for dairy cattle. Now come* a report that . South Carolina Experiment Station haa found dried *weet potato meal ' to be a splendid ingredient in the ration for both laying hens and baby chick*—nartieulary a* a source of vitamin A. Thia new feed ingredient . i is made by slicing unpecled cull sweet potatoes into thin chips—drying the ehip* in a current of warm air—and then grinding them into an orange-colored meal that ha* excellent keeping qualities. 36" PRINTS AT ONLYLyd. 19c STEVENS ALL LINEN CRASH23c CHILDREN S SUNSUITS AT 75c SALE I Lovely Guc»t Chair! $10 Value! Water Increases Butter Fat Production Diet Makes Eggs That Hatch HOT WEATHER BARGAINS FURNITUR CLEARANCE Forty-eight commercial grower* rejwrt.that the Sodu* purple ra«pberry—created by New York Experiment Station—is the best purple on tha market. The berries are large, firm, of good color and do not crumble. Flavor is good but a bit tart. It must be protected against mosaic. Re­ port* on three fairly new black raspberries show that Bristol 1* th* most Eremising. Naples ripen* about a week after Bristol but is les* producve. Dundee is a high-quality variety that ripen* midway between these two, but some growers found Dundee les* hardy than either Bristol or Naplos. 26‘ OUT THEY GO! Hetary Sew­ ing machine*! . ■ Console model! With automatic ! ' ' ■ Ing light. Greist al- PQ88 tachmenl*. etc. Terms wv HERE'S YOUR CHANCX! . . . Deluxe rotary ward dr backward*! tomatlc thread Greist atlochmentsi tension. X0U^tuGiB COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 68“ RADIO CLOSE-OUT! (MLUlanh / HERE'S VALUE! <I 133“ RADIO - PHONOGRAPH TERMS SALE; 6 Tube AUTO RADIOS a<mqo -dZ/uaval ■ .srtrtiit’A*1 WARTIME BICYCLE Good New* for your budget... lovely Mocking* that simply CANNOT RUN. Yet they’re sheer, clear and luxurious as can be! No wonder we’re excited about GOLD MARK KANTR UN’S new . lock-stitch. And no *' HAWTWORHCI 100 4 MAN OH WOMAN'S MOOIL Bicycles ere NOW being rationed 1 Extra Sheer If your local Rationing Board ieeues And Fine a Purchase Certificate to you bring it to Wards. Check-over the brandnew Hawthorne "Iitewate”^ae- 150 JJ'A pau-S.-rei Carefully built far wirccteth. White no’s Ab > wonder you’ll share our enthusiasm once you try them and see how they S-T-R-E-T-C-ll your budget! Sturdy wood legs are firmly braced with steal rods . . . lock Cobalt Slug DisApan UUI F Big l»-qt. sisal Hold* 7 qt. or 7 pt. jar*I Us* for canning cooking. (Jar* not included.) Bxtra-dssp UM-qt. *i*«! Um NOT JUST FOR U. S. signed for fast, easy transportation. Seo also, the other models on salcl Frandsen^ Carrlul. . ■ OVBB AMD OUTTEK KEBOLUT1OMS WHEREAS "Exclusive, but not expensive” HASTINGS >•14 Itrset, onoy os wall os your freedom FOR YOU a �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY,. JULY 18, 1H3 A LIGHTER MOMENT IN NAVY LIFE HASTINGS Of 1855 WteSSS.,' AS IN ....... LETTER From ,i .... .. .. ...... 'V 51 **■*TOLD 1 , a-> u, , „ trait ** ®,ctodt t*** u°n. day. bids Will be received by County (Continued from page 1. Sec. D Dratn commissioner Mark Ritchie . —and I hear there to to be anoth- at the Woodland town hall, for the er—two taverns and a cablneUnak- ’ construction of the Stsdra-Parrott ■ lift " Bul 101 *°rU of f00d fOr man drain. It will be more than two: IQn and cattle are very high here thl»! miles long, and wUl be dredged for | winter. Flour has Wen three dol- ■ lta enUrt length. It will empty in- 1 lars per barrel: salt pork a shilling j uuie Thomapple river. This I per pound; butter 20 and 22 cento ; dnUn hax been under eonsideraUon i ’-■■i 'per pound: *hcal eleven “nd lwelvc for a long time but. owing to con- I AlHl fhin*w P" ?u!hel; fUcUng mterests, it has been de1351,Ur’ P" bltthe,: drlrd aPPu« 131 layed until now. when the way mjRB ahHlngs: and wood, we have had ■ Eeems entirely smooth for its con- I MM plenty to bum all winter without f atnieUon. We underatand that the I paying three dollar* per cord I village of Woodland to interested: IB ■]* ,Lan<1 «one UP • considerable now b^.u^, toWn-s *cWage wlU T! bought The same kina dlvertrd lnto the drBln. fl^tefl of land to now selling at about five . dollars and upward per acre. There 1 PENNOCK HOSPITAL MM . to plenty of land to sell about here.; Babin hospital dur- ' ’■S'And good land too I suppose, but . “ .‘ZT' bom at the ™„i ar * is Frida; kina. day. at ths this a E- Rh FrU Bagin |R3| WHITE SHOE KIEAHME w $2.69 Quality DRESS STYLES ALL WHITE and SPECTATOR ’|99 Sport Leather Soln Regular $2.29 and $2.98 SPORT STYLES Choose from o big array of sport styles $ with low heels". Now only — $2.98 and $3.45 Values! WOMENS DRESS SHOES Hundreds of Pairs in All Sizes ond Styles — Don't miss these great values. A Choice Lot of WHITES 'IS All-Whites, Two Tones! £■ I MEN'S AND BOYS SPORT OXFORDS ★ SJ99 Dress Styles Uniform Insignia - United States Navy. All $1.39 Quality * Children's Sandals Broken Lines. 77c For dress or play. 60 Casual and Dress is Types! fl fl $3.98 Quality Styles MJWWJJiy MEN’S SPORTS pj Two Two Tones, Tones, Plain Plain Whites Whites in in - I 0B * fffffffffff orncssr coses PltTINGUlUUNO IHSICMIA /wBn all new summer styles. Q0 Buy your, now at a bargain price $ VW Q Q K j Jf t o Smart Perforates, Whites! IQ PLAY SHOES—SLACK SHOES Keep your feet cool and comfortable. Reg. $1.98 & $2.49 JN. __ Leather Soles NOW ONLY! xl Tennis Shoes Men's or Boys' 79s M37 Ail Sixes 51.79 & $1.98 .blue,! x, CHILDREN'S 2 TONE rv\OXFORD5 ALL SIZES N $1.39 Wm. Mi QMjl1 or wren aerra chopped and perl ot mr? 3,M * Rd ' 3 I, cleared Oeorjr and Charlro have a boj Co Mr and Mro. Harald T worked dkwc or Che wtncer aC Cwehr BenneCC. lanla. on July U , Medical•’'patients at the hospital I |V dollars per month: but money to' •'-■*• " *- -• rather scare. Just around here ---- --------------- — --r------j you lu.ve to work a good deal m K-xxi are: Harvey Furlong. Nash- I f tnule Hom are pretty high hrtr vllle: Robert Taylor. Latke Odessa: j; and cattle too. : Mrs. Jennie Brumbaugh, route 4: i __| I They have got Baitings tncor- Mra. George Thomas. Hickory Cor- ! I porated for a town, and they say it ners: Mrs. Gerald JamH. 735 E , While ships are In I I will be a city in a few years We Grand, discharged July 14: Mrs. Le- •» the P«"‘ <>«•** I would like you for neighbors again. ‘ Roy Courtney. Cloverdale; Mrs. Lou---------------------------------------; There to some land for sale pretty SchanU. 230 E. Thom: Mrs Edwin LOCAL BOYS TO Distillation Points Best-Seller Diamond I , near to us. There are. I believe.' McC-luL Clarksville; Frank Van ATTEND SCOUT CAMP Distillation range tests provide an Ethel Bernstein handles a million two coopers that I know of. Schoten. 457 Apple; Mr. and Mrs indication of the volatility of a ga»oPlease to excuse my badly writ- Ira Peake's Infant son. route 5: and ' Duc'PM ,he of July 18 to 28 dollars worth of diamonds a year. She is a buyer for one of New York's .'line. Volatility should be such that ten letter, for I am no hand al writ -! Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McMannus', the following boys will attend Camp | toe engine will start easily, warm I Ing. and my pen was bad. and you infant daughter. Cloverdale. .Shawondcmee on DWck lake. White-, wholesale diamond dealers, and is one of the few women in the United up quickly, accelerate satisfactor­ : know we cant run to the store and 1 pattento who have undergone , hall. Mich: Richard Gross. Rey- States entrusted with large-scale ily. operate without crankcase dilu­ get another very quick. Plensc to , lnljor and mliwr operations and , nolds Cordes. Tom Dolan. William buying of tho costly gems. tion and be free from vapor lock. I give our kind respects to all our old whose conditions are reported as Stebbins. Robert Stowell. Ed. BushTho 10 per cent point in the dis­ I neighbors. The children all unite good are: Maurtce Haight. 205 W ong. Raymond Bennett. Alton Ben| with father and mother In kind re- Muriel: Yuel MacLeod. Freeport nett. Paul Benham. Richard Treth- began In a routine office job. fell tillation test Is the point at which the temperature shown has evap­ . spccta to you and your* I Mrs. Leo Colburn. 415 W. Apple: ! He. Bud Texter. Charles Gwin. tn love with toe sparklers and orated 10 per cent qf toe gasoline. worked her way Into the buyer'a । Robert and Sarah SUnpsnn-1 Mrs. Otto Pranshka. route 5: Mra Denny Payne. Pat Hodges. Richard chair. Now you can see her any This point is used to determining linnfRT mu iVrftirfk Marley Ayres. 720 E Mill and Ro- I Feidpausch and Alfred Cortright. FROM Hit! DEPARTMENT i Fraoclsco. 23i S Broadway. Winston Merrick will spend the week-day with a black-rimmed the ease of starting 'the engine. loupe (magnifying glass) screwed Low temperatures at this point in­ Robert A Mills, who ha, served ' ----------------------------1 the city of HatUngx for nearly 21 ' r**rnl !«. £8 and Ute into one eye, (wirling toe diamonds dicate quick starting. This 10 per cen| point is also used, | years as night driver of the fire 1 Hearer Hayea was bom at Lawton ' new Trdop of the Presbyterian white paper square. She never together with the vapor pressure, to truck, has tendered hto resignationon M. 1RM “nd died July I Church. touches with her hands a stone she estimate the tendency to 1 vapor ! to the city council. It was reluc- | 2 at the age o' aa in I -----lock. A low temperature combined is inspecting and buys only in the Adjust upper Upper oesm Beam । lantiy tantly accepted by our city fathers fathers ,। “nd 22 days. morning in a clear, cold nosth light. with a hlgh.yapor pressure, may and took effect usterday. July !5. j On M">' 27. 1885 he was united In । It is the upper beam that the Mr. Mills tx'gnn this work 21 years । marriage to Sara Anna Turk who ; motertot should be concerned with Best-seller diamond of all time, she eausc vapor lock, particularly in warm weather. ..............UM- rororol.1.... hro sets uro). about .Vro..., ..aiouilnu I i ago In September, working _________ continu- IlOSSOd I’“ssc<l UWSV away 27 27 VCST!. years Blffl ago. T« To thin thia, uti-n when he adjusting toe says, is the round engagement soli­ ously front 7 .p. m. to 5 a. m. six! six., union seven children were bom. two headlights. If he sees that it pro- taire. ■ J days da>s a week except for a two dying In in infancy. Infancy. Those living are vides a light at the prescribed disWh.i PuudK I. -------------------------... |I three sons —- Ernest ... of Hastings. — w.$ L10I;I------months' leave -------------He feels that he will Wil- |I Unca.ahead of a,,. car Bnd without India Large Steel Center A pundit is a learned Brahman; a W I enjoy bavins fills evenings free after 1--rd of Grand Rapids and Sidney of : causing glare, lhe lower beam will India’has the sixth largest steel­ man of great knowledge, especially i VCars *°-.d ?2? ’’. — M”' take care ot itself. so many years , ---— —t— ----■>hteT --------producing C'-' the world. one posing as an authority. Tiie city firemen presented Mr., A11«‘ Earhart of Belding and Mrs, Mills with a fly rod outfit at the I Iv* Kelley of this city. j last firemen's meeting He plans to I *** add extra goodness and nutritive hold Ita shape and not spread.) get in some good fishing these sum- j HURT WHEN value to thia luacioua filling. u.ke In very hot oven (45OnF.) mer evenings <'*« tEFT ROA!) Do you know it's eaay aa any- lOmlnutea, then reduce heat slightly I The council has employed Robert Richard Blough, 18. while riding thing to make cream puffs* Do It to 400°F. and bake 25 minutes . Harper temporarily in this position, with five other youths in a car tha Hpry way-no fussing or fooling longer. Cool. Silt each puff. Fill with '— l driven by Wm. Cordray of Hope. -mixing is so easy and qulek, when Nut Cream Filling. Dust with con| TOMMY MILLER ENLISTS .। suffered severe arm ^lacerations. . you use creamy, ail-vegalabla Spry, fectlonera' sugar. Makes 18 puffs. 11 Thomas -Tommy) Miller, son of I when Cordray lost control and the ’T» “““ „, ____ _ Mrs Harry Parker of Jackson, who b., left the campground road south enlisted In the U. 8. N„ left Wed- nf the city. He wan taken to PennesdnyjJuly 8. for Great Lakes | )l0Ck uonpltnl where his Injuries Naval Training Station. Illinois were cared for Cordrav was thrown Tommy^ » nephew- of the late from the car also, but escaped aeri- ' Frank Adair made his Itome with ous lnJury. the oUier occupants of Bring Spry and waler to boiling point in saucepan. Sift flour and Mia flour and salt In top of double Mr and Mrs Adair for several lhe cnr were not injured, years alien.a young boy. He attend, „ , once and beat vigorously until mix­ dented milk, water. Add to flour cd the Hastings schools until in PARTED WITH 811.83 ture la thick and smooth and come* gradually, stirring until smooth. JUHer was^cliosen ''recruit of U»’ 1 °*>tord J®*1*- of LanxtoK- one of W.^k" W« heard^ver th. ■ Ji lhe lwo men recently foundMjy the until smooth and thick, stirring move from Are. nlhl Conservation officer. George Sum­ sugar Add eggs, ons at a time, beating constantly (about lOmlAutasl.Cool. i nursoay ntgnt., , । nw ruh|ng Wlth too many lines in budget! Tliew crispy, golden cream thoroughly after each addition until stirring occasionally, to prevent a puffs need no sugar, but satisfy akin forming on top. Add vanilla Music and mathematics are truly Thomapple lake, appeared before your sweet tooth completely. The Drop mixture from tablespoon and peanuts. (Peanuts may be omit­ one: or. rather, real music to merely 1 Justice Bowtnan Friday. He parted smooth, glossy filling la made with about 3 Inches apart on Sprycoated ted. If desired.) Makes enough Oil­ maUiematics clothed in harmony. company with 85 00 tine and 88 85 sweetened condensed milk. Peanuts baking sheet. (The mixture should ing tor 18 cream puffs. and tone.-E- W. Nichols. coats aa the result. UBA I Ihlen winte Mau Park Wall Grai and Mond been hom in C Patr port Glen Mrs. Ind. lake M Ben Way and the M of Y and and and gue 'fXlHL, $^37 /JI ’ $2.98 Regular Price n Jul? 10> -*■»; Hnl = 00 PUMPS — Everyone's wearing them 05 60 00 60 MU t»l. I h... « brother who bu “r tl^Q . bron'oui here, who bou*hl « «re»! Neh^1'* EM •>’ lor one hundred dolb.ro. .nd , "»- »?J! MH puld ronr duller, down. U hu . , “ “'t SE *m-n 10« houro °n “ ,rid o,,« >Duddl”Mfl ehoiw. Our people h... ,»< hr * “ “L Gia Gun Arthu M I 80 ■■■■ ■■■■■ hqhbhds COMMISSIONED AND WARRANT OFFICERS CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS AND PETTY OFFICERS U □□ SEAMEN. FIREMEN. MESSMEN lyWIIIHH so no U MSI -WS. Jul Orc T Pho �TWM BAITINGS BANNER, TBURSDAT, JULY 18. 1M3 . ...................... ............. Friday night. • Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kilmer of Lansing spent the weekend at the Larsen cottage, Wall take. Mira Helen Wooton returns to Do- White at their Middle lake eolMr. and Mra. Clayton Blnaktoy troll tomorrow after spending a two toge Bunday. week*' vacation with her parents. ••I1 MIm Jean Fennell of Dearborn Uire borne In Kissimmee, Fla., their j Will arrive Sunday to spend a week I household goods being trucked thru Mr. and Mra. Robert MUI* spent with her brother-in-law and stater, Friday and Saturday with her broth- Mr. and Mra Ted Knopf and tam­ Mrs. Itowlf* Stanton, delegate, er, Gerald Nash, and family In Hop- I |iy. and Mrs. Barnard Quigley attended Mn.MumvwUr.K^Mnk.l M„. d.„ Ip„, the Michigan Conference Institute ' . . , . I Bunday at Podunk lake with Mr. Way »ho is cashier and Mrs. Carl Finstrom and daugh- Tuesday and Wednesday, as rep­ at tlw Y. W. c. a. cafeteria ai Jack. tgr Mrs Garret Isham. resentatives of the Fint Methodist son. U spending part of her vacation * Jack and Ann Chadwick returned church. this week here with her brother-in­ home Friday night after spending Mr. and Mn. Frahk Cronk and law and slater. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis son, Jimmy, of Dowagiac, spent the week with their aunt and uncle tlw weekend with her mother and in Battle Creek. Friday guests of Mr*. Edgar Brooks Corp. Kenqeth Biddle of Camp attended the family reunion iionwere Mr. etui Mra Edgar French. Custer visited his mother, Mr*. oring her brother. Robert J. Barry. Saginaw, L<ee MePharlln. Toledo; Newton Bernier on Sunday. Naval Pilot 1-c and his bride of Mn. Winifred Mahar. Martin. Mr. and Mra. Will Iienhath and Miss Virginia Steiger and Miss PERSONAL MENTION w“»“" ■»„“d , .... ... ~....___ _ Thu., nuuuu M CI.IU.W_ I w,naortI Mra. Vivian Anderson spent~laat Bunday. week in Detroit with her brotherTed Knopf is attending lhe in-law oiid family. Mr. and Mra. fimlth-Hughra conference at MichlWm. Andtaon and family. | gan State College, Bast Lansing. Miss Brrttin Snyder was the guest: this week. Mro Mr* JR,ch,rd LOPP™- i M». and Mra. Harry Lewis of thlen Saturday and Sunday enroute Grand Rapid* spent Sunday with to her home in Ludington after a Mrs. Mary Beach. winter In Florida. । jgr. wl,| xfri Oscar Jones and Mra. B. A. Parker. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Ethel Hess spent Sunday in Maurice Oatrdh. and MIm EJizabeth Freeport with their stater, Mrs. Pau.aro #P',ulln‘f U1C week at line Mead. Mrs. Hees remained for Wall lake. I the week. Mr. and Mrs George Hauer of । Mr. Bnd Mra. ww cn^ of Mld. Grand Rapids visited Glenn Clum dleville and Mra. carl Dettmnn and andl family two eLevs last week. {children of Kalamaaoo wcre guests Mrs. John Sinclair Is spending a Of Mr. and Mra. Den Lewis Friday. Grand Rapids relatives Mrs Alonzo E Trim, accompanMiss Gladys Hildebrandt returned lrd by NonnB Bennett, .pent Monday from Chicago where she has, the weekend at the E. E. Vender been Visiting her uncle and family home near Woodland. **Mr w^"nk Dn?!T “nd Mr “ntJ, Mn‘- Robert Sullivan and daughMnt. William Bchader. Jr., retum-d ter. Mary Lbu. are spending “this »me Mter a visit of several weeks week at Dr. and Mr. G. L Lock­ in Chicago and oilier point*. Mra. I wood s cottage. Wall lake, while Patrick Cusack of Arlington Height*, the tatter aro itorth ftahing. Il) came with them for a *hort visit. Mr._ Arah Connolly of Syracuse, ■Mr and Mr\ Herl t-rlihv nt Pree- • •• ____ ..... _ . .. ... port .pent Sunday with Mr. and Un , h„ ,nd bratlwr-ln-law. My. Olmn Clam. , ,lld Ur, Lawrwr Harriet They Mr and Mra. Carman W Jay. u» wrwtmd al Lake Crawfordsville. Ind., and Mr. and ' Michigan Mrs. Ottosen Morris, Fairmount.. | Dr. Robert W. Dawe of Detroit Ind., are at Harry Ritchie's Gun , spent from Saturday until Mon­ lake cottage. 'day with Mr and Mra. Robert Mrs. Winston Merrick and Mrs walldorff. Mrs. Dawe returned Ben.. Merrick accompanied Mrs. j him Monday after a week's ^n^,M7rl^ 10 f^uth HaVen ,aat vl’,“ *lth ber parents, Mr. and Mr* week Wednesday where she vtalted - otto Isenhath her daughter and son-in-law. Mr , Mr. and Mra. Harry Thompson and Mra Kent Drake, until Sunday. I of sturgls spent their week's vacaMr. and Mrs Duane Lamrfler* are wtth relative, and friends here the parents of a daughter. Joyce, Mrs stea.rt Kelley spent last ??!kWm..W?«bor? ®‘Jn.<’ajf- J?’’r With her daughter and family, 12 The Util* Miss lipped the scales Mr. Bncl Mrg. J(Weph jellis of Flint, at seven iwiiyis. ....................... I Mr and Ra}. Hotchkiss ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Valentine Detroit have moved into their naw of- Ypsilanti were Sunday guesta ll0me «»i> «vuw rouU j,3 iiiuiimg*. Hasting. Mrs. Mra. ------ —of nunic Mr. uud and Mrs Lloyd Yi* Valentine. ent r?C’^ Hotchkiss Hotchkiss and Mrs. Mrs Gertrude Gertrude EndsM?'~Orvtn. AHerdlng |ey gpent Monday In Grand Rapids. and Patricia of Freeport. Mr and Mr. Bnd Mrl j w. Armbruster. Mr* FYank Kauffman and Tommy, Jr„ ot pum »re vUUln< hu p.r. and Mr. and Mra. Delton Tyler enl3 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armbrusand family of Bowne Center were' ur. Sr this week guests of Mr. and Mra. Willard. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Muxolf came ---------------------------------------------------- —, ‘ Friday and epent the weekend with vz u /- a v .aI the letter's parents. Mr. and Mra Y. M. C. A. Youth Council W. L. Hinman. Mrs. Musdlf re­ a M E mainlng for a week. *A IN V E | Mrs. A. P. Christy of Grand Rapat Epbcopal Parish House Friday. °f LUC'U* LOb* July 17. at 9:M. Rhythm Kings; Mn) H ^‘Batea of Omaha. Neb.. D Orchestra. Adm. 22c plus tax. I a guest of Mrs Dewey Hon this I Miss Jean DePriester of Battle l Creek wm the guest from Thura; day until Saturday - of Miss Lots । Kenyon. Mln* Kenyon returned to WILL BE CLOSED | Battle Creek with her on Saturday From Monday, July 13th to j and Sunday they spent the day tn Monday. July 20lh THESSA CLEVELAND , Ann Arbor with Coral DePriester, Phone 2711 Hotel Hastings a student'at U. of M . > Rev. and Mrs. Francis Reams , of South Haven -were dinner guesta | Monday at the home of Mr. and Mra. Thomas Beck. I Mrs. Don M. Gury and son David 1 went to Wisconsin last week, vlsit। ing friends at Waukesha and THE BEATUY BAR ROOMS Single *2.58 per wk. ap HOTEL HASTINGS turned home with them after hla : summer course at University of ■ Wisconsin. They stopped at Phan_ tom Lake "Y" Camp, near Mll! waukce, to pick up their daughter, Donna Lou. who had spent the two 1 weeks there, and proceeded home, I crossing the lake on the Milwaukee 1 Clipper. Mra. Orville Sayles was a dinner I guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols •*'. Mra. Gory Feldpsusdi's coUage Leo Feld pause h, Jr. and family. Mr j and Mra. Albert Feldpauach. Mr.' and Mrs. William Burke. Mr. and Mra. Al Holland and family, Urban Fcldpausch and children and Mr. and Mrs. Lao Feldpauach. Br_. of Grand Rapids; and Mr. and Ro­ man Feldpausch and Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas of Hastings. Mra. M. C. Nichols of Grand Rapids and Mra.. Ed Paulson of Detroit wcre guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fisher last week. C. E. Gam of Big Rapids waa SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS CHURCH NEWS EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH I ......... .............................................. Frances Hill, daughter al Mrs Morris Hill, entertained fifteen guests Saturday, July |1, from 3 to 7 on the occasion of her ninth birthday. Her sister. Marjorie, planned and conducted the games, one being a treasure hunt. The unique feature of the aftentooh was carried out as follows: each child was given a dart with which to shoot at balloons hanging from a wire In the yard; when ahot down, tlw balloon released a slip of paper on which were directions for a stunt Bums, Ella Tyler. Anleta Lobdell, ■ a eerie* of old Testament sermons Bingleton. Betty Servant; Dale day. "The Famine in the Land' . Henry. Max Myers. Harold Rogers, | Vbitora always welcome. . Carl Sparks. Joe Thomas, Vincent W. H. * F, M. B. HOLDS Smith. Torn Kurr. | ---------------- »*» .. ' » • • ! ANNUAL MEETING Mrs Mary Payne, who his been ■ The annual meeting ef tiie Woill at the home of her son. Ken- | man s Wony and Foreign Missionary neth. was very happily surprised | Society of the Wesleyan Methodist Sunday by all her children and I church waa held last Thursday afthetr families walking WBlBlllg in Ul with WlUi a picpw [ ternoon at the home mi of Mra. Chas. nlc dinner in honor of her birth- Christiaan. Reports of the various u... the .u. following .— jday. — Many love- officers were given, tlay, given, which siiowcd showed ly cards filled with money and I the society to be in excellent conother gifts were left. There were | dltion. All apportionmenta are paid seventeen tn all and as the day was | in full and there is a small balance a perfect one the dinner was served i left in the treasury. on the lovely back lawn. All fully ' Officers were elected for tiie comenjoyed the occasion and wished -----------------Ing year, as follows: President, Mn. Mother many happy returns of the Floyd Gaskill; Vice-Pres. Mrs Ceday. nard Smith; Sec . Mn. Wm. Allerdlng; Treas, Mrs. Glenn Miller. Sixty-three partlctpaed in the potluck supper at tiie club. Sunday GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH The Missouri Synod's Department evening, with a good representation of lhe younger generation present of Missionary Education and Pub­ to enjoy the gathering. "A special licity announce* that a motion pic­ ture company has bought the script Mr. and Mrs. Paul Faulkner of Mid­ for Synod's proposed Army and dleville. In the two-ball foursome NaVy film portraying lhe work of a chaplain in tiie United State­ turned in by Mrs. c. B. Weiss. Mem­ Armed Farces Tiie Department of phis, and Don Fisher, with Mr. and Public Relations of the Anfly called Mn. Ray Branch and Mrs. Wm. it "the finest piece of morale build­ Bradford and David French tying Ing that had crossed the desk ot the Army since the beginning of the for second honors. either had to ba distance. Miss Lettie Gam. Mr. and Mn. Guy Giddings spent Bunday with Mrs. Ann*i Percival supper was served. SPECIAL PROGRAM AT of Oaleeburg. NORTH IRVING CHURCH Rev. and Mn. Clifford Clinton A miscellaneous shower was giv­ lift Monday morning for her home en by Mn. Burdette Cotant at her Irving and Hastings Wesleyan home Friday afternoon In honor of Methodist churches will put on a spend the week. Mrs. Lowell Teeter (Helen Newton). public home talent program st the terday to visit Mr. and Mn. Nell Mr. and Mn. Glenn Brower and Game. were played and refresh­ North Irving church Friday evening Adair. . menu Mrved. Mn. Teeter was the daughters. Jean and Evelyn, spent at 8 o'clock. Special musical numDr. N. Ohlson, president of North lhe weekend in Benton Harbor with recipient of many lovely and use­ ful gifts. Park College, Chicago, was the Mr and Mrs. Howard Brower. house guest ot Col. Emil Tyden at Mr. and Mn. Sam Pant and fam­ The girls from Beaver Cabin at Gun lake last weekend. ily of Kent City were Bunday guests tette numbers. Camp Kitannlwa will come to town William Miller of Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. Roman Feldpausch tonight to be the guests of Mr. his cousin. Neil Adair, and fatally and Mn. O. E. Goodyear for dinner and family drove over to Battle part of last week, returning home public is invited to attend this open and a theatre party They are Ann i Bunday with his mother, Mn. Harry Goodyear and Julie Sheldon of Parker who came for the weekend. Gerald Swerdfeger of Buffalo, N. Y. Friday night. Mr. 8werdfegtr was Hastings. Mary Lou Keeler of Char­ Mr. and Mrs Mace Cromwell of lotte. Helen Johnson of Evanston. on his way back to Buffalo from PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cadillac were Bunday guesta of Mr. Chicago. Ill., and Pat Williams of Wilmette, Morning worship al 10:50 o’clock. and Mn. Earl Coleman. Farrell Anderson and Mr. and The pastor will tell about "The Mr. and Mn. Russell Kantner vis­ Mra. Glenn Storrs spent the week­ Three Bones" and will preach on ited Ohio friend.* at Twin Shores end in Chicago visiting Mr. and Mra. John Ironside entertained lhe theme, “A Christian Btimulent.” trallec camp. Gun lake on Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Provost. Mrs Ander­ Thursday with a luncheon bridge The vested choir will sing. MIm Neva Warner of Detroit son relumed with them after complimentary to Mrs CHarence Rev Lawrence Meyer, director of In lhe July handicap prelimin­ WclM of Memphis, Tenn., with visited her grandparents, Mr. and spending a week there. the Missouri Synod's Department ot Sunday school until September. honors going to Mrs. R. E. Walt. aries for ladies, Mrs Finnle won Mn. Willis Struble over the wcekMissionary Education and Public­ Rev. Lesson Sharpe, former pastor Jr., Mrs. Roman Feldpausch and from Mrs. Dwight Fisher; Mrs. SCHIEPEK—CAPPON ity has been appointed spiritual of the Hastings Presbyterian church Hubbard from M$i Geo. Hebden; Mrs. Weiss. Tiie St. Rose of Limn church Cliff Dolan is In Detroit thia Mrs. Van Popering from Mrs. Don advisor for the film by the produc­ and now pastor of the Morgan Park wm the scene of a beautiful wed­ week. ing company. • Presbyterian church of Chicago, has Fisher; Mrs: Lobdell from Mn. FulMrs. Addle Perry celebrated her ding on Saturday morning. July 4, The sermon subject next Sunday been secured as pulpit supply for David Johnson of Battle Creek at 0 o'clock, when Mias Tlene Cap­ 95th birthday Saturday. July 11. at 1": Mrs Hon from Miss Stanley; Wilcox Is visiting his uncle and aunt. Mr. pon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mrs French and Mrs W “~w won morning will be "Divine Discipline." August and will preach tour Bun­ days beginning August Mix and Mrs. Don Fisher at their Leach Cappon of Welcome Comers, be­ Juno Martin, with seventeen guests 1by defaulL FIRST METHODIST CHURCH lake cottage. * came the bride of Frank Schiepek present, Mr. and Mra. Jim Stantake The Gideons will have charge of BAPTIST CHURCH Winner of the June Ringer event Mis* Esther La Ballister is spend­ of Dowling. The marriage vows of Lansing. Mrs. Maggie Bidlecome The sermon subject Sunday moming her two weeks' vacation from were read by The Reverend Father of Kalamazoo. Mra. Elmer Gillespie was Mrs. Ray Finnic who lowered Methodist church next Sunday at the Frandsen store in Ypsilanti and Dillon, in the presence of a large and daughter. Mareelle, Mra. Will 10:00 o'clock. Guest speakers will Persecutions of Isrca! Because of Detroit. Gillespie. Mra. Linden Bryans and -----number of relativea and friends. Their Rejection and Hostility to come from Battle Creek and will Tha bride who approached the al­ son. Jack. Mis* Ethel Eaton. Miss' HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald lei! of the work which theta or­ Christ?" and th subject Bunday IZh. Mr, B. ». Munn. > „„ „„„ (Phyllis Jantferi and daughter left tar on the arm of her father, was ganization U doing in supplying Saturday for Long Beach. Calif., gowned in white slipper satin fash­ blned with delphiniums and snow- Bibles for the men in our nation« Rider on White Horae/ where Mr. McDonald is stationed, ioned princess style with a long and three daughters. Ann Louise.j, 1 on-lhe mountain, made a striking armed forces. Sunday school will WESLEYAN METHODIST train, a lace edged veil hung from Agnes, and Arleen. and Miss Ann arrangement of the national colors the latter coming on cast. meet immediately after the church A prayer poster, containing tha Mr. and Mn. Harold Wright apd a seed pearl coronet to her finger Perry of Hastings and vicinity. Mm. for the central floral piece in the service. Perry received many lovely boudaughter Marilyn of Lansing are tip*. Roses and sweet peas wenlounge at lhe Country Club Tuesday The following Sunday, July 20. church, and near relative* queta of flowers! used in the bouquet. Mrs. John enjoying a two weeks' vacation, last luncheon. In the small pastel-col­ the guest speaker for the morning people, together with their a week being at Arbutus Beach and Miss Margaret Johncock enicr- ored urn vases, giant shasta daisies, this week at the Knrmcs cottage. maid of honor. Her gown was of i tained the Busy Eight Club Monday coreopsis and calendulas brightened Blrdsall. Superintendent of Clark display Bunday at the delicate blue crepe and her bou­ evening. Pedro was played with Miss the luncheon tables. Long lake. Memorial Home. Grand Rapids. Rev. quet of delphiniums and sweet peas. Katharine Wecber winning high The morning golf event for most Birdsall was just appointed to this at the Cordes cottage. Gun lake, Miss Helen Dunn, cousin of the score and Mrs Rosel! Stanton low one-putt, greens was won by Mrs. position, and this will be a good sented on our poster: Raymond clalr Stover, grandson of Rev. bride, waa bridesmaid, her dress be­ score. several days last week. David French: Mra. Clayton Brnnd- opportunity to get acquainted with Mrs. Sinclair; Richard A. Ga The Rev. and Mrs. W. Keith ing of pink satin, her bouquet of xletler turned In the winning score hlmT) son of Mr. and Mn. Floyd Gm Chidester, their daughter Harriet, mixed flowers. John Kauten. brothHospital Silver Guild No. S waa for lhe afternoon bridge game*. Rew. Stone is to be on vacation Wayne Flnkbetncr. son of Mr. and W. N. Chidester of Winter entertained by Mrs. Arnold Per­ As usual there were quit a num­ ovef the next three Sundays. It is Mrs. Louis Flnkbelncr; Em« Park. Pla., are expected here to­ man. Luther Lenz, cousin of‘ the kins Thursday evening. Winning ber of out-of-town gursta 'present: prwm; possible that he may be In the pul­ day. The latter will spend the sum­ bride was usher. Mra. Cappon wore Mrs A F Chrirty. Grand Rapid*. pit on Aug. 2nd. If not, a guest Cairns: Rusaell Marcel Teegardin. mer in Hastings at lhe J. R. Mason at her daughter's wedding a dress CW rlCH Mx«r<Cy' J4? Rlchard »'rii Mrs. Lucius Itobdell; Mra. speaker will be provided. horns and with other members of of lavender sheer, with a corsage of Brower, and Miss Jein Brower. Ros* Lethbridge, Mason; Mra. Chas. Mra Rozcll Stanton and Mra. the family. The Rev. and Mrs. pink rose* and sweet peas. Guesta for the evening were Mra. । McIntyre. Jr.. Kalamazoo; Miss Bematd Quigley represented the In; Willi* Carter, brother of Mn. Chidester and Harriet will remain •Dinner was served at home, with James Brown and Mr*. Morey. The Hrten Wooton Detroit- Mra Cla- Hastings society of this church at till Saturday and then leave for a three-tiered wedding cake, and a Augusl meeting wUl be held at the.^e Weiw Memphis; Mn M S I H" fgson, Morgantown. W. Va the stale Women's Society of Chris­ Bennett: and Jos. J. Duck lake near Traverse City where replica in miniature of the bridal home of Mrs Robert W.lldorff tian Service convention, which wax they have rented a cabin and will couple in the center of the table A family reunion iaa held at the a of held al Albion. July 14 and 15. The annual church meeting. be near their other daughter. with a large wedding bell hanging Mrs. Don Siegel; Miss Anna Howe. Mrs. J. C. Ketcham and Mra. I. from lhe celling. home of Mr. and Mra Harry Young Elizabeth, who is enrolled al the Marshall and Miss Bernice Creaxer. J. Smith are attending lhe lay Mra. Schiepek is a graduate of i on Sunday. Guesta were Mr. and National Music camp al Inter­ workers conference, sponsored by Wednesday evening, July 20. *Vlochen. They plan to return to Hastings High school. Guesta were Mrs. H. L. Steiger and Nancy. Mr. Brown; Mrs. Arah Connolly. Byra- the Kellogg Foundation, at Albion ery member of the church is urged Hastings to pick up W. N. Chidester from Prairieville. Delton. Bellevue, and Mrs. Jack Stitta and son. Lan­ to attend this meeting. Hooper, Dowling, Chicago, Johns­ sing; Mrs. Harry Parker and son, whan they leave for Florida. William Mlliler. Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Bradford, Arling­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Adams town township and Hastings. ton. Mass, with Mrs. Wm. Brad­ HASTINGS ned for a Bunday afternoon soon After a honeymoon In Chicago Mrs. Nell Adair and Charles. took her father. John Thwaltes, to Anyone ‘nteraeted Inbeing baptised Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Kelley enter­ ford; Mrs. H. C. Bates. Omaha. METHODIST CIRCUIT ey enterhis home in Owosso and on the and various places in Wisconsin. Mr. Neb., with Mrs. Dewey Hon. Three of the Bunday schools on U urged to contact the pastor. £_: ‘ ; and Mra. Schiepek will be at home tained their Euchre Club Saturday Next week is monthly "Guest the Hastings Methodist Parish have evening. July 11th at their lelr home | in Dowling about July 10. to wel ­ spent tiie weekend tn Lansing with Leslie Hawthorne, on come their many friends. ««• South ovuMi Jefferson. ^cucraun. Winners winners at Day." x.” with Mrs. — zr — 7,' 1—• been holding successful Daily Vaca­ tend the special young 1 Mrs Rhea Smith and family. cards were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cap- p,hmn • Mrs. Edw. Van Popering, tion Bible choolx during the past service at the North Irving Mr. and Mn. Andrew F. Brandt pon. Mis. Walter Lewis ahd Glenn J}”' °uy IS^r' WedeUFriday evening. of Lansing wcre Sunday guests of FAMILY REUNION HELD SUNDAY, JULY TWELFTH Statistics as follows at Hender­ K>hler. The travelling prize was won Mra. Clare DcCou, the asslting com­ Honoring Mrs. Barbara Burkle by Cecil cappon. The next party mittee. shott enrollment. 23. Average at­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST* Mr. and Mra. Frank Sage and --------------------------... The pctluck golf and bridge tendance IS 1-5. Perfect attendance SCIENTIST be held August 1st______ at Lhe_home daughter. Mlsa Isabel, spent Sun­ and her daughter. Mrs. Preston . will nt Mr anH Mrs t r’ The subject for Sunday is "Ufa.' day in East Lansing with their Manning, both of Lincoln. Nebraska, I of Mr. and Mra. J. E. McMillan oo luncheon Friday was enjoyed by 12. Teachers Mrs. Alice Garrison i twenty-four ladles with Mra. W. O. daughter and family, Mr. and Mra. forty-two relatives gathered at the East Clinton St. • • • | Bedford and Mra. Roy Hubbard George Bauer. den in Hastings. Sunday, July 13, A group of local young people winners at golf and Mra Don BleMr. and Mra. Stephen Bristol of enjoyed a picnic over to the Lake (gel. Mra. Earl Coleman. Mrs. LesGrund Rapids were weekend guests for a potluck. Mr. and Mn. James Long. Mias Dorothy Long, and Mr. Mlchlgun shore. Sunday. Those tn: lie Hawthorn at bridge. of Mr. and Mra. James Bristol. and Mn. H. C. Wunderlich were PARTIES HONOR MISS MERCHANTS BEAT as guests Bunday Mn. Jarvis and joint hosts at this fint family re­ SAGE. BRIDE-ELECT CA1XDONIA Ma and Mn. Hill of Grand Rapids. union in over a decade. With but a short t|me intervening The Hastings Merchants defeated Mix Ella Wolfe is spending the at three large tables under the huge between the announcement of the Caledonia on July 8 at Caledonia week tn Battle Creek with Mn. Besdate of the marriage of Mlsa Isa­ 9 to 8- The battery for Hastings maple in the Ogdens' backyard. Mn. Burkle and her sister, Mrs. bel Sago to Stephen I. Johnson, and wa* Craig and Pierce. Thompeon Emma Wolfe, were presented with the event itself, the blrde-elcct haa of Hastings and Seger of Caledonia trolt spent the weekend with her dainty colonial breast-pins by their been a very busy young lady at­ hit home runs over the short right parents. Mr. and Mra. W. AZHall. sister, Mrs. James Long, and her tending the functions, planned in field fence. Miss Charlotte Lake returned Fri­ The Mcrchante game with Bat­ family. The approaching first wed­ her honor. day from a few days' stay with Last Thursday night. Miss Marian tle C.reck cancelled last Sunday ding anniversary of Mr. and Mn. friends in Lansing. Carl Brod beck, as well as his birth­ I^nfear, a Lansing friend, enter­ when they failed to appear. Miss Doris Lund of Muskegon Is Hastings plays Caledonia at the day and a “Welcome Home" for the tained with a dinner at Hotel Port­ spending the week with Miss Davis honor guests were remembered by er in the Capitol City. Present from fairgrounds tonight. Thursday, .at Lundberg at the Dr. Carrothcra the Inscription on life two-tlcred Hastings were Mias Audra Dens­ 7:00. On Sunday the Merchants home. pink and white cake centering one more. Miss Betty Bigler and Miss tangle with the G. P. Athletics froq» Mr. and Mra. Wayne Frey with Betty Zeigler. Grand Rapids. of the tables. Dorothy jeali of Michigan City. Last night a mticellaneobaxhow- HOPE CENTER ’ * Quests. In addition to the Nebras­ Ind., visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Sev­ ka visitors, were Mrs. Emma Wolfe. er in Lansing was given by Mrs. erance Sunday. Ransford Daniels from Fort Leon­ Arbra Wolfe from Detroit; Mr. and Wm. Jesiek, the guests being large­ Mra. Albert P. LcMon has been Mrs Bethel Wolfe from Gull lake; ly members of the personal Finance ard Wood, Mo., was home on fur­ Mrs. Edith Wunderlich. Mr. and Co. where MUs Sage has been lough last week, spent part oUpie Chester G. Engleharte for the post time visiting his father In Battle . Mn. Gilbert Percy and Denny from employed. two weeks. Her sister. Mn. Hartley Tonight. Mrs. Chas Leonard, and Creek and Ida sisters in Detroit and . Kalamazoo; Rupert Wunderlich. U. C Finstrom is returning to Pontiac SEFARATE SLACKS i.95 .nd 3.50 — NOW —Its MUs Leone Leonard. Mrs Glen the weekend with his parents. Harry ' Daniels and family of this place. Densmore and Ml-.s Audra Dens ­ Wunderlich. Mr. and Mrs. E A. Mrs. W. E. Aldrich in company more are entertaining with a mis­ specially planned school for leaden Paul Brod beck. Jacqueline. Larr,. cellaneous shower at the Leonard's with Carl Ricker and family ot Has­ of local churches In this vicinity tings spent the weekend with Chas. Paul, Willard. David, and Russell. lake cottage. held at Albion College this week are Friday. Mrs. Robert W. Cook will Ricker and family In Owendale. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brodbcck. Mr. Mrs. Fred Bower. Mn. W. o. Brad­ Mr. and Mrs- Clyde Ashby of and Mrs. OarI Buritie and Gertrude entertain at luncheon tor MUs Sage. ford. Mn. E. G. Rothaar. Miss Sara Comstock spent Sunday with their Gene. Mra. George Benner, Helena, That evening lhe rehearsal dinner Beryl Bchader. Mn. Marion Card. and Eleanor from Woodland: Mr. will be given by Mr. and Mra. Aben parents, Mr. and Mra. Fred Ashby Mm May Custer. Mn. D. Whitmore and Mra. Chester Long. Bruce, Jim Johnson, parents of the bridegroom­ and family. and Mn. S. j. Cooley. Miss Irene Sal lek returned home elect. at their residence on 8. Park and Barbara from Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tobias from Borgess haxpltal. Kalamazoo street. and children and Mn. Melvin Shafe souiji page’ * ‘ nuiqb Unproved. Her sister Helen and son Donald, returned home ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT returned With her and her sister THORNAPPLE Wednesday evening from a fishing Jessie and son from Grand Rapids Mr. and Mra. Glenn Clurn an- GARDEN CLUB ' trip to the upper peninsula over lhe nounce lhe engagement and Thursday. July 0. twenty members came Sunday to visit them. Fourth. They were the guests of proaching marriage of their daugh­ of the Thomapple Garden club en­ Mr. and Mra Milton Warner and Mr. and Mn. Clifford Es&ner and ter. Ardea Maxine, to Tech. Sgt. joyed a picnic at the home of Mn. daughter of Battle Creek called on family of Hillman Mr* Tobias, Franklin Beckwith, son of Mrs. Tina Walter Hobbs. a carry-ln dinnet tlwlr parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mn. Bhafe. and Mrs. Essner are Beckwith and Charles Beckwith of Ashby Sunday. Ben Salick and family arid Fred this city. Sgt. Beckwith is now sta- tlma waa spent going through Mrs _ _ Mr. and Mrs. William FY>x return. Ashby and family ware Hastings ed to their Itome in Kalamaaoo Sun­ shoppers Saturday. CHARLTON PARK day after having spent the post Mrs. Floy McDermott attended The meeting wax called to order week with their parents. ’ The ball gxipe' Sunday wjto If. g, by the president. Mrs W. D. Barnes tiie funeral" of Addison Pennock In Philip W. Kntakem, of Swarth­ Wire ball team of Battle Creek was and a short business meeting was Delton Monday. —...Penn . spent ____ fine except Mrs Blrdena Lyttle returned to more. the weekend herefor the score which was with his mother, Mn. A. D. Knls- 2 to 1 in favor of lhe visitors. This ports of the federation Ivclri In Lan­ her school In Allegan Monday kam. .baseball team was the best trained sing, given by Mrs Milo DeVries morning. . Mrs. Sidney Shipman of Ban ■ team the Park has played this year. and Mrs. C. D. Bauer. These were Francisco arrived Sunday for a aevThis coming Sunday the Park Instructive as well as entertaining. eral weeks' visit with her mother, i team plays Ita old rivals. Oliver Mrg DeVries called attention to George Washington ones listed 104 East State Street j Mn. H. O. Hayes and with her sis- Equipment team of Battle Creek lhe flower show to be held at the that an iron ring pr.»*»d against । ter and brother-tn-law, Mr. and j Previous engagements were good Barry Co. fair and asked all mem­ human flesh would cure anyone who Mra. Einar Pracdseu. ^and hard fought. bers to help make It a success. suffered from Ills. MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE of all SUMMER COTTON SPORTSWEAR SLACKSUITS 6.95 4.95 3.50 2.95 HAVE YOU A HAIR If your Jialr Is too dry. too oily,' bleached, dyed or too fine, bring your problem* to us. We specialize in permanent and reconditioning for “problem" halr\ - Shampoo 4 rr( Finger Wave 03 PERMANENTS Machinelew JX50 Dried PLAY SUITS JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 4.95, now 3.?5. 3.95 and 3.50, now 2.95. 2.95, now 2.50. 1.95, now 150. '■Ml Seersucker*, spun rayon and gingham, 2 Bakery Special... GRAHAM CRACKER LAYER CAKE 40' Two fine folly layers, with a soft fondant icing. LEMON COCONUT CAKE 40' Filled with lemon, coated with fondant fluff icing. BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! BANGHART BAKERY 112 8. Jsffsrioa 8L ‘ and 5.95, now 4.95. slacks, now 3.95. slacks, naw 2.95. slacks, now 2.50. Phew 2438 piece suits greatly reduced. See our selec­ tion. Summer dresses at reduced prices. . WHITE AND COLORED HATS Bonnet & town ; �CHURCHES WAR BONDS which is the standard Issue today for the U. s. army, is superior to the old Springfield rifle In many re­ spects. We literally need millions of these fast shooting powerful rifles to equip our army. They cost IM each and aro being manufactured at the rata of one a minute. They fire sixty 30-calibre shells a minute. GRANGES Sheldon Agency SweiiMin Agency CARDS OF THANKS Every one of the 40.000.000 em­ ployed persons in America could easily buy one of these rifles for the army. Not that we need Uiat many, but the reserve could go into shells and other much needed supplies. AUCTION SALES lop the quota in your county by in­ vesting al icujt ten percent of your income every, pay day. HENRY FLANNERY DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Hastings Aborv MIUir lev Cr«»m Star* Phone 2703 if. Marshall Furnaces Cool, Gas and Oil Fired .Repairs furnished and in- ECON-O-COAL STOKERS ■ Eavestroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Scientists ‘Hunting’ For Four-Leaf Clovers ; n;’ Hunting four-leaf clovers may not be a silly occupation, after all. It ' 11 E . i-u> ver can be "lied up'* with greater resistance against prolonged dry spells or with higher clover tonnage per acre, then the farmers they are trying to benefit will be lucky In­ deed. Tho four leaves can be seen, while these more practical traits can WkatyouBu^Wiik WAR BONDS Up to date, planting, seed from such plants has been no guarantee ot four-leafed progeny. On the oth­ er hand, you can get large num­ bers of plants of the coveted form if you make stem cuttings in the JERRY ANDRUS take ■ piece of lhe creeping item having one node (or burled nitro- AUCTIONEER DEWEY REED Katiaates cheerfully given. Dates taa bo made at Banner office. Phons 3467 Hastings, Mich. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 25M, or call 117—Fg through the America's plane production plants are working over-time turning out thousands of triose fighter planes. War Savings Bonds will help pay for them and the American people arc committed to at least leu pcr- INSURANCE Broiled foods are among the most healthful of all tiie cooked foods. By this method of cooking we pre­ serve food values more easily and surely than by many other meth­ ods. The direct flame ot the broiler may be graduated to the desired in­ tensity for the job to be done. And New Method for Testing Heart, Told by Doctors How the heart is made to reveal Its pathological secrets by the use For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. CLENN F. LAUBAUGH SSS No. Michigan Avenue For sale The Edward L. Schantz resi­ dence property. Nashville, Michigan. ELWIN NASH, Adm. NOTICE schedule. a representative Blue Eyes Ktraigbtesl A soldier with blue eyes can shoot straighter than his brown-eyed com­ rades, on the average, according to day at the office tn the HenderUtoU Bldg, until further notice. Glen A. Speers, Sec’y-Treas. Truss Fitting corps. If this is so It might give this nation at least one important advantage in any shooting war with Japan or Italy. A survey shows that some two-thirds of our marines are blue-e/cd. A brown-eyed marks­ man. it is said. Is likely to be both­ ered by shifting lights and shadows or drifting clouds. He may make a fine score under the most favorable conditions, but his alm tends to waver when heat waves make the But, he continued, tKe area of dilease can be even more iiolated by the subsequent use of an ether their pockets full of silk stockings for the girl friends. Of the 5,000 persons questioned—"about evenly divided as to sex—only 250 bought and half the men bought stockings and socks, respectively; only 20 per cent of the people bought under­ wear (miners bought morn under­ wear than anyone else); about* 10 per cent of the men bought suits, another 20 per cent bought pants onlyandthrmenunaefSO went as wild as the girls did on stockings —but tho.men bought ties, scarves plele. fat drops away from thr food elimi­ nating the deadly disintegration of trying. And • - the - - smoke • consuming Several good uwd plows. do away with cooking One International model 10-20 trac­ tor ready for work. One model D John Deere tracUr on "In this way we can tell how fast the blood is fluwing, with the normal being about 15 seconds from arm to Popular Pilots Most popular men in Britain are the ferry pilots who never fly a plane Auto Mechanic, with ex­ perience. Will work on weekly salary or on 50­ 50 basis. Best working conditions. Permanent employment. Apply at once. C. B. Burkholder, Hastings Chevrolet. 7-16 for grain only. Spreaders In good Saccharin, or a sugar solution, is injected into a vein of the arm. tinder this method, he said, and a stop watch held on the patient. The sweet substance must then. Saccharin or sugar, being not eas­ ily soluble, passes over the whole route from arm to heart, to lungs and to the tongue. But ether, being highly volatile, or easily converted from liquid to gas. is completely volatized when It gets through tiie heart Io the .lung, escaping through the windpipe there so the patient can smell iL FOR LEASE 8U Hastings. Space available for home and auto supply store tn conjunction with lhe In lhe wcU-dcsIgned broiler we find tho smokeless type of broiler to western area doctors by Dr. Hor­ ace B. Cates of Lus Angeles. The test, he said, is made to as- the heart and the lungs to emerge on the tongue, where lhe patient CASH A third of lhe food uf the grackla consists of insects and bugs but fur this work it exacts payment in do­ mestic grain. Il likes to follow lhe plow in spring to eat the grub wurtns that are turned up. HARVEST BARGAINS cost in War Bonds. Every Amcrlran. buying his share every pay day. will moke it comparatively easy to supply our army nnd navy air corps which to the medical man means improper blood pumping rather than, as laymen use it, heart stop- C. “BILL" SHERWOOD "Her firsthand report of Lin­ coln's Gettysburg Address bote wit­ ness to ita greytness. In her.ac­ count for the Hanover Spectator she garnered Lincoln's words from his own Ups. She helped the world to long remember. Her fellow towns­ men pay this belated tribute to her courage, enterprise and foresight that we may never forget" ated and the plant persuaded to breed true, then the plant geneti­ cists wiU score another triumph The Army's tighter planes are the finest in lhe world and develop i speeds up to 400 miles an hour.1 They cost approximately $100,000। each, provide fighter escorts for the ; speed, range, altitude and blistering tire power. List your Auction Sales with who had ths power of analysis to acclaim the Lincoln Gettysburg ad­ dress a great speech. While other reporters tell into the mistake of playing up the “orator of tha day” and paraphrased a race Farmers, ATTENTION YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES COWS$A00 WE HAVE A COLLECTOR Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service The equivalent of 250,000 miles in five years' normal operation is trav­ eled by the compressor motor of an electric refrigerator. HOWARD D. POFF WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES COWS PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE We Pay the Phone Charge! Queer Monkey The lemur is a queer. Madagas­ can monkey with spooky manners and a name that means ''ghost" It fias a fox-liko face, big round eyes, soft fur and a bushy tall. It hides all day and prowls around at night making strange cries. PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA—400 �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIVINTH YEAR So For 162 Dealers Have Filed Ceiling Prices So far 162 dealers In Barry county have filed their celling prices on the goods they handle with County Clerk Allan Hyds, the administra­ tor of lhe Barry County War Price and Rationing Board, Tiie federal law requires that every dealer should file sd^h a list with that board. The celling prices in the case of any dealer are the highest prices he asked for each kind of goods during the mon th of March. 1942. ------ LIKES ARMY LIFE Kim Bigler, clulrman of the local draft board, received the following letter from Pvt. Bernard Williams, in training at a mld-westem air base, containing some observation* on army Ufe: Dear Mr. Bigler; Just a line to let you know where I am and how I like the army. I am In a new camp, the first squad­ ron to arrive here at Lincoln. Neb. Il really isn’t completed yet but they are working night and day. The army Is a swell place to bo. They treat you very good, the food is excellent. And now a Utile bit about, the camp. They haven't named it yet but they call It the "Lincoln Air Base." It is a school for training technical airplane mechanics for which lhe nation has a great need. We are to start school Monday. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUL 16. 1942. BARRY BYPATHS By JANE CAMERON This might be funny If it weren't so pitiful—At the end of the Bataan 1 tragedy, an old navy seaplane which lhe Japs had sunk was revived and patched up with parts from a Chev­ rolet motor. It’s wings tied, on with baling wire, and used to transport people over to Oorregidor. It was called “The Baling Wire and Glue Transport Co." It seems the least we can do is to gather up every scrap of usable metal and rubber brave men some good. Mother's Day brought me a box of the most delectable candy I ever ate and I kept it on my dresser. fie into the bedroom while it lasted. To get even. I fixed a very interest­ ing-looking sack and put papers of needles and pins in it and tipped It at an inviting angle on the dress­ er. Every time I hear a yelp from lhe bedroom. I giggle. ■ , , My opinion last week on the beauty of July newsstands was ap­ parently shared by others for lhe Christian Science Monitor carried a first page photo of such a news­ stand. Over 1 JOO magazines dis­ played the flag on-their July* cov­ er and many artiste competed. House and Garden received the cross of Honor from tho United States Flag Association. for their cover which sliowed Old Glory unfurled Before you can get In lhe school over Mount Vernon. you have to take some examinations. The 22. chickens, 7 ducks and 3 If you pass, you go to school; If you don't, you have to go to some field geese all go and stretch out around and learn the hard way by work- tho rabbit pens and they seem to all be enjoying the afternoons' k Ing .under somebody. Will write again after I get start­ peaceful sunshine together. Patsy went out to feed the rabbits and ed to school. stooped over And a duck reached up Your Friend, Bernard Williams. and grabbed her hair bow in his bill and dropped It on the ground. Wo can't understand what made him do such a thing. ' COAT8 GROVE About 20 from here attended the I think I know where they first County C. E. Hymn Sing at Wood­ got the idea of aircraft carriers. It land Sunday evening. was from a hen who has her chick­ Mra. Leota Frye of Pontiac called ens all pile on her back everytime at Paul Woodman's on Sunday uftemoon. big now that their mother gets up Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Demond of and shakes herself when they get Ionia and Arch Graves spent Sun­ to quarreling about who rides on day with Mra. Pearl Demond. Ken­ her back and none of them ride. neth Demond also spent the week­ To the soldier who thought II end there. Tlw Dally Vacation Bible school doesn't matter whether he tries for closed Its two weeks' session on Fri­ high marks or not—Dear Soldier: The cause of the almost super-hum­ day with a splendid program and exhibit of work In the evening. The an power of the Germans is that enrollment of the school was SI. each individual Is compelled to ac­ complish his utmost then go way Ruth Woodman was tho director; Teachers: Beginners—Vesta Sense beyond that. The reason for our and Doris Coats: Primary—Lucille lack of accomplishment in this war Woodman, Evelyn Townsend; Junior Is because we have abused our sac­ —Ruth Woodman; Junior hand­ red privileges—as, free people in a work — Doris Coals and Dorothy democracy we do or don’t do. Just Kelsey; Music — Dorothy Kelsey. The school, with visitors, enjoyed a must match the tremendous In­ picnic at Charlton park. The chil­ dividual efforts of, the enemy with dren gave their offerings to India tremendous individual effort and sacrifice of our own. You have Mission work. Mr. and Mrs. D. Nell Smith and mode your sacrifice and will make daughter Owen ol Midland and Mr. the supreme ■ effort. I know. We and Mra. Warren Coolbaugh return­ civilians must put forth greater ef­ ed Monday from a week in north­ forts and realize the seriousness of ern Michigan. The Smiths return­ the situation. This is the only way ed to Midland on Tuesday and Nell we can Justify ourselves to those who face fire and death far us. It on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Woodman and1 precious, priceless Democracy. daughters Ruth and Mrs. Marian PRAIRIEVILLE Brink, visited Sunday at John Lieut. Basil Johnson spent last Woodman’s. Mr. and Mn. Harry week with his parents. Mr. and Mra. Woodman of Grand Rapids were Lewis Johnson. Sr., and his sisters. afternoon callers. Dorothy Johnson and Mra. Evelyn The C. E. Society held a supper Pfundt. Weekend guesta at the on the church lawn last Wednesday Johnson home were Mr? and Mra. evening. A business meeting was Floyd Elckhom and Merle Pfundt also held. Margaret Weygandt was of Bay City, Mr. and Mra. Russell chosen to go to a young people's Johnson and family of Mount Mor­ camp with Audra Didsley as al­ ris and Miss Ruth Ann Schomberg ternate. of Petoskey. Sunday guests were: Mr. and Mra. Jerry Kenny of Gay­ CLAY HILLS lord. Mr. and Mra. Lewis Johnson. Mr. and Mn. Morris Lewis of Jr., and family and Miss Jean Rog­ Kalamazoo spent a few days last ers. Other callera were Mr. and Mrs. Ike Johnson of Delton and Leon Potts. Mra. Sarah Johnson and Dora. Bas­ Mn. Hazel McCaul entertained il left Monday for Utah. His many the Busy Bee Club last Thursday, friends wish him the best of luck. afternoon. Games were played and Mrs. Mary Polley had as Sunday a nice lunch was served by lhe dinner guests Mr. and Mra. Le­ hostess. G rande DePriester and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Buel Bisson of Free- Mra. Arthur Baker and Patricia of Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Colburn and Mrs. Guy McNee were In Grand Rapids Saturday. Clyde Cheesman and family of Lacey, were callers al Roy McCaul's Monday. Their daughter Is visit­ ing at the McCaul home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCaul at­ tended Ute county grange picnic at Thomapple lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lukso, and Henry Carlson and family of Grand Rapids spent Sunday at John Luk- MARRIAGE LICENSES Stephen J. Johnson, Indianapolis, Ind........................................... Anne Isabel Sage. Hostings Maynard Moyer, Flint........ . Delores F. Magoon, Irving .. It was the first time Miss Nonna The plot concerns the determina­ tion of a highly successful business Michael of lhe local bureau had woman to keep her back turned on not been In attendance at this an­ nual institute, but she volunteered romance. Up to and Including Saturday Henry Fonda. Lynn Bari, to keep the office open. nominating petitions for the pri­ mary election September IS had Magnificent Dope" been filed for the following: Ellis Concemlhg the misadventures of. MASONIC HOME William McIntosh. 90. who had E. Faulkner, of Delton for repre­ Hank Fonda, a lazy Bumpkin ad­ sentative in the state legislature; dicted to the bucolic life, who runs lived in this city for over 60 years, Laurence E Bamett for prosecut­ afoul a fast-talking operator of a died Thursday in the Masonic Home at Alma. He was bom in ing attorney: George A. Clouse for big city "Success School". county treasurer and Dr. Clarence ly Interested In Masonry, and a Vanishes" with Joan Barclay regular attendant at all lodge meet­ all republican candidates. So far There Is many a shudder in tills no.petltloru have been uuu filed nor .11/ any film, mm. mystery and ana finely nneiy maintained ings while he resided here. He blank petitions taken out for any | atmosphere of suspense and terror, worked in the Wool Boot factory from the time it was started un­ denwcraik e.ndld»u, I -TV. Id, U WIBW til it ceased doing business here. •n* Fred MacMurrar. Mac Murray, Marlene nirtrich Dietrich PROHIBITION MEETING Introducing Baby Corley to tire David Bennett___ _______ ____ HELD SATURDAY screen in this wild and whacky held on Saturday al the Walldorff I On Saturday a Prohibition organ- comedy. MUs Dietrich appears to funeral home. Burial waa in Rlv-1 perfection as a dizzy Broadway nUr. erside cemetery. City Hall with the following of­ ficers being elected: President. Paul CARLTON CENTER Kyburz, Delton: vice-pre*.. Mra. A miscellaneous shower waa giv- i Returned by popular request this Bessie Woodman. Woodland; sec.. en by Mra. Clayton Allerdlng al the; Rev. Harold Bugbee. Hickory Oor- Interesting drama of a young home of Mrs. Roy Stadle honoring । preacher, his wife and his family. Genevieve Stadle Francisco a recent | Dowling. Three other members Be sure to see this heart-stirring bride on Saturday afternoon. Mra., were elected to serve with the above film. Vaughn Lydy. Mra. Marion Clem. । officers as an executive committee. Mrs. Arthur Yarger. Mrs Colonel CITY POLICE REPORT They are. Lincoln Bush. Delton; Yarger. Leta Landon. Wilma UsFDr the two weeks ending Friday bome and Helen McKenzie were Rev. Kenneth Griswold. Nashville, night the city police reported as and Mrs OUs Lawrence. Hickory* guests from here. follows: 52 operators licenses issued; Mr. and Mra. James Landon and A nominating convention will be 14 traffic tickets issued; 18 doors son of Portland were Sunday din-i found unlocked by the night police ncr ruests of Mr and Mn Glenn' held on September 10. In the business district; 25 miscel­ laneous complaints answered; two RATIONED TIRES, RETREADS stolen cars recovered and two ar­ At the session of the Barry Coun­ rests for same; two larceny com­ Mrs. Gerald Tischer on Wednesday । Harvey and Merle McNutt of I ty War Price and Rationing Board plaints; five arrested as drunk and last week they granted the follow- disorderly persons. To date 57S bicycle licenses have been Issued. solete tires for passenger cars, also 14 truck tires. They granted 18 re­ ’HICKORY CORNERS treads for passenger ears and 5 re­ The largest school meeting ever treads for track tires. held th the W. K. Kellogg Agricul­ tural school in Ross township was FTNE RECORD OF a very pleasant event and for the FIRE DEPT. first Ume in the history of the During the months of April, May school, a woman. Mrs. Edith Greer, and June, the fire department re­ sponded to 12 calls. Three were celvlng 178 of the 21B votes cast. grass fires, one a car fire, one a rub­ Tom Philipson received 148 voles bish fire, and at three no damage and was the second member elected. was done. In the four other fires Clarence Cheney and Bob Neat the total damage was 1235.00 were only other candidates. ham and son Rush of Hostings and 1 The young couple left here Tuesday . Hastings. Howard Me Vac and Marion Schlde | morning for Ban Francisco, Cal., [ Quite a Mr ana Mrs Howard Daniels ol Saranac and June Carey of Lake marines and destroy them. Odessa were Saturday night sup-1 At the school meeting Monday per guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie, night Robert Krohn was elected Daniels and tamilv. director, succeeding Leslie Daniels, Corp, and Mrs. David Lean' of iMrvfd e»P*rtty for Scott Field. Hl., are visiting her »»>«• ycar* 11 ***° voUd w parents. Mr. and Mra. E. J. Beck cUM<f 0,6 eighth grade. until Thursday. ' Mr. and Mra. Prank Cronk and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Altofl and <* Dowagiac spent lhe weektheir granddaughter Harriet wcre «>d »lth her mother. Mrs. Nina Sunday dinner guesta at the home | Barry. Sunday callera were Mr and of Mr and Mra. Colonel Yarger Mrs. David Vincent and daughter of A birthday celebration honoring Morgan. Mr. and Mra. Ford TwltchJ. C. Wing, local and Fay C. Wing and Wn of PottarsvtUe and Mr. of Woodland was held at Caledonia »nd L™ Barry and Norman, park Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Daniels acRobert Barry arrived home unex- companled by her sister, Mrs. Nelpectedly Saturday morning from He Craig of Hastings, visited Mr. Pensacola, Fla., where he has been and Mra. William Shrader. Sunday, stationed since December. On July i Sunday evening visitora at the 8th he received his diploma for home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank ShribUnlted Staten Navy Aviation Pilot er were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warner. brought with him his wife. Nomination reririons Petitions riominorion Are Now Filed for Four GREETING CAROS N B C RAPIDS MEW BUSES DIRECT TQ TOLEDO - NO CHANM8 DIRECT CONNECTIONS AT JACKSON TO ANN ARBOR O DETROIT JACKSON DETROIT VBA ’ AMR ACTOR TOLEDO AMMAN HASTINGS — JACKSON — TOLEDO UAD UP BEAD DOWN HASTINGS — JACKSON — DTTROIT BBAD DOWN Hastings Charlotte Hastings Charielte Eaton Rapids 3:00 P.M- TRIO CAFE, 1 50 E. STATE ST. PHONE 2137 BUS STATION 25c Fortuuu Tboth Paste .... 76c Vaseline Hair Tonic ....... I1-2C) Bromo Seltzer ............... Adler-i-ka 11 DO Size _____ ... 19' 69 ... 95 89 WE SELL WAR STAMPS b BONDS LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 TO KEEP ’EM ON THE JOB Your Savings here are put to work imme­ diately for Victory Loans to formers in tho "Food For Freedom" program ... into homes for War workers ... into War industries ond to subscribe to War Bond issues suitable for banks. Start a savings account today! Pro­ feet your future, and keep men and machines on the job for Uncle Sam ... for Victory. Remember your friends on important occasions in their lives. Send an appropriate HALLMARK Card—always in good taste Lysol Michigan HASTINGS 'grand Special days like birthdays and wedding anniversaries mean even more to us when friends remember them— and let us know they do. - 59s 49 47” 23° I WHhOwIml BUY WAR SONOS They children of Woodland and Mr. and HSloney [ [ALL/AARK 50c Pepto Blsmal ....... Histlnn SHOOT STIUUSHT Tovt'l 60c Alka Seltzer ......... Reahm Motor Solos from Holland visited Mr. Jay C. Wing Saturday. we're high on quality 75c Llaterine Antiseptic ... probably DOESN’T need vitamins. More likely it daughter of Battle Monday evening callers MmST-CLASSrBUS-SERVKE DRUG SPECIALS FAIR LAKE A small crowd was In attendance at the school picnic but a very en­ joyable Ume was had. Lettie Chapin passed away at her home in Richland. Deepest sym­ pathy Is extended by all. Mrs, Florence Van Hom and daughter are visiting - at Porter Orville Damon and wife of Battle Creek visited Lottie CollUter Sun­ day. Mra. Edna Merrls and son Gar­ ner Elarton of Napoleon. Ohio spent the weekend with Lottie Collator. B.OFB, A. ATTENDED SOCIAL WELFARE INSTITUTE | The local Bureau of Social Aid was represented at the 14th annual L. E. Reed, who te temporarily " ■—■■■■ ■ I Institute Of Social Welfare at Mich­ making hla home in-this city, gave "Ten Gentlemen from l Igan State College last week by Mra. a very Interesting talk' on China at Weal Point" starring George j Helen Nelson, Miss Virginia Con­ the Rotary club Monday noon. Mr.' Montgomery, Maureen rad. MIm Betty Sigler and Mrs. Reed waa in charge of Christian I O'Hara, Jahn Halton work among the young people of The story of the military acad- | Robert Gorham that country. He had been station- emy at West Paint in the days when | The Institute ran from the 6th to ed at the following three large the future of the Point hung pre­ to the 10th. The Barry Co. stat; v.un. *• being Of extties: Shanghai. nuiig Hong rvung Kong ana and' canousiy cafiously on on uw the snouiaers shoulders ot ot ten rep?,r}f Nanking. He said the Chinese are I courageous cadete for ita existence. .SJTES ,“n<LJ.0,f pracUcal ----------- --------- . -iwr atarrine ?B,ue ln the,r tocal Problems fCrmT a J. 1 "8ocUl WeUare ,n w" Tlme" WBJ , QjC underlying theme of the entire China will have a, great future Hej Leo Carrillo. Andy program. The general sessions were said the Chinese have a high regard Devine, Don Terry of an addressed by men and women of Americans and and a a great great respect] rtjnect1 The ‘?e fast-moving melodrama of for Americans, American missionaries, missionaries. who who have have underWQrld rMt who lrle» to use lhe । national Importance, leaders In civfor American uniform of Uncle Sam as the per-! Ulan defense and social admlnlshad a largo part In awakening these fect hideout. trail on. orientals. They know that the mis­ The round table discussions were sionaries and this country are seek- "Sweetheart of the Fleet"j of special value, planned to aid Jinx Falkenburg |. social social workers workers ln In’”thrtr" their specific .nwlflr compelled to leave china late in With an all-star supporting cast I problems and were considered under 1940. because lhe war had made it - ■ ------ ­ Chil impossible for him to carry on his the story concerns a press agent's the head of Public Assistance; work in the cities where he hod efforts at dreaming up a gigantic dren’s Work; Supervision; Medical been stationed. He Is hoping that stunt to help sell Navy Recruiting. Social Work; Administration of So­ cial Agencies, each in charge of he will be able to return when peace Rosalind RusmII, Fred MacMurray in recognized authorities in his or her is declared. Elizabeth and Ruth McPharlin of Hastings were also callers. Miss Eleanor Havens of Marshall la spending the week with iter aunt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Simpson of Watson called on Mrs. Jennie Nor­ ris and Lucy. Sunday. Our girls and boys are urged to attend the Bible school starting Monday morning, June '20 at the church. SECTION Returned Mitiionary -------------------------------Addrei.ed Rotary Club AT THE THEATRES Rent a safaty-daposit box in our vaults to safe-guard your bonds and other valuables. HASTINGS CIT[Y BAN Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service* PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, NICHE �1042 State dub Week held last week :.at Michigan State college. County I Agent Foster and Mary Payne accompanted 98 county club members Rearing project. to the week encampment. Each acholanMp b an award of The Michigan State 4H Service ___________ 195 DO to be applied against entrance I club honored two Barry County 4ft | feet at Michigan State College at 1 roirjet said luit‘r»«»ni»r.t I me »jivvc uuuue usns 01 ine Miaaicvsue rvci-erZ ... Fridsr. the 14th 1 with membership. Selection for club was ana of 19 girls from aouth"*£• ’hid ’TiV l! ! membership In the State 4H Serv- ern Michigan placed on the State in the Ilaaiitraa Hawk * ■>«• club 13 nulde by Ule ®ut* 4HI Honor Roll In the annual <H Style bushed u the City ot Ils* . dub staff. Only a limited number Revue presented at Michigan State X ™h ■hV'tata" । of leaders are honored ! College during 4H Club Week. Miss ' ’ with membership each year. Mm. Davis •—will ■" — ■- — - •her outfit ------- alagain style (Piaiied) Buy Thornes, t.te™ I cheeseman has lead the Dunham the Slate 4H Club Show held In EH club both In summer and win­ September at Michigan State Col­ ter projects qver a period of eleven lege for top honors in the state. years. This recognition of service Mist Bonnie Jean Drake of the department that in many Instances to the youth of her community is Clear Lake «H club also participated paint synthttle enamel, black japan, In the Style Revue at dub Week. or porcelain enamel are being sub­ stituted for galvanizing. Paint or EH club for three years and has synthetic enamel and bronze or done some very ouUtandlng work porcelain finishes are being used in both In the handicraft and livestock place ot the monel metal employed projects with a very sitable enrollin nickel plating and clear lacquer is one of the substitutes tor cadmium plating. Itemised Every Penny Eaamlnatlon of lhe books and pa­ per! of Joseph Ludlow, who left 1250.000. shows that he Itemized ev­ ery I>enny he spent during a period ot 13 years, it is reported in London. Some of lhe items were: "Coir; lost at duke of York’s atepi. one penny . coins given to street musician. LEGAL NOTICES Alteraey ter *•»><»•• ** Albeaa. MWhiea* o,, 114 OBDM POB FUgUOATlOW one pair of'dueling platoll, three­ pence . . . admission over toll bridge, one penny." Bight or Way Descending planea alwaya have the right of way, on the theory that thozc cn the ground can never know how important it la for a plane to effect a speedy landing. . "bs* FINER FLAVOR — LOWER PRICES 31 PRLKED FRESH. YELLOW PEACHES TOMATOES — CANTALOUPES CABBAGE. WAX BEANS HEALTH FOR AMERICAN BABIES IN DAIRY FOODS! RED-RIPE ORDER FOR FURUCA-.-10M CELERY HEARTS JUMBO 36 SIZE—VINE-RIPE CRUP. PUSH GREEK PEPPERS _2 GAIDEH-FILSH RADISHES NEW. GREEN FRESH. TtNDEJt GREEN BEAMS GRAPEFRUIT2 CLAPFS SWEETENED OR UNSWEETENED BABY FOODS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE COMSTOCK GRANULATED PIE APPLES BEET SUGAR FRU’lf* COCKTAIL CAMPBELL'S ASPARAGUS IONA . Me TOMATO JUICE rvrrt HER SAUERKRAUT. tifANK YOU YELLOW SQUASH _J URROTS^^J IC ABP 2^ 23c 3 GREEK OMIOKS TENDER. STRINGLESS STANDARD PEAS 3 FIESH, TINDEt Every ounce of milk you give your baby ■means better health . . greater strength . . . more stamina. Milk contains Vitamin D which builds strong, straight bones and good teeth. Growing children need plenty of milk. Order Highlands Dairy Grade-A Milk for it is low in bac­ terio and high in vitamin conDAIRY DISHFS he k den SHORTENING J (covomyA 3 QULIN ANN! 2 41c WAX PAPHL_2; SUNNYFIELD TOMATO SOUP In ths Msllrr at th* Estsls Him II. Ilirmsu. IFrfnfont. 3 ,fc CORK HAKES 2k ffiliz BEAMS _3 HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT, RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. SUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY • CREAMERY FRESH FRESH MILK SILVERBROOK BUTTER FRESH EGGS MEL-O-BIT CHEESE WISCONSIM CHEESE Pbone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Halting!, PABST-ETT CHEESE CRESTVIEW—MEDIUM YELYEETA CHEESE DOZ. CART. OLOMARGARIHE AMERICAN OR BRICK LOAF FULL CREAM. MILD EVAPORATED MILK 4 < WHITE SHOE CLEARER Rin CRACKERS rxeit SODA CRACKERS WHITE SAIL EIGHT O'CLOCK Micas SOAP FLAKES 2 VIRGINIA DARE INSTANT AID 4 21c MARASCHINO COFFEE CHERRIES CLEAN SWEEP BROOMS 24c INSECTICIDELINCO SWEETHEART / 1ST 12c \ .«„30c SOAP FLAKES WHITE SAIL SAL SODA FANCY. FRESH DRESSED ' VEAL BREAST WaFEI sliced BOILED HAM FRYIHG CHICKENS BEEF ROAST SIRLOIN STEAKS VEAL ROAST BOILING BEEF SWIFT'S HLMIUM. Wl SMOKED HAMS YOUR CAR OR TRUCK WILL LAST LONGIR IF YOU HAVI CHOICE CENTER CUTS—ROUND. SWISS OR H. hat trained mechanic!. . . . H. uses quality mate­ rials. ... Ha performs all service operations ot reasonabFe rates. ... It pays to see your Chevrolet dealer far cer-sevmg service because, . ENRICHED. DATED MARVEL BREAD STORE ADDRESS BREAD DRUG SERVICED REGULARLY-SEE YOUR CHRVROLtT DIAlfk BEST SHOULDER CUTS 12c service all makes of cars and trucks MEATY (IBS CHOICE CHUCK CUTS IMllfff “ °* WRUJ3 ,U4 WtAKED Out T-33 (LEACH SPARKLE ANN PAGE KETCHUP 14-OZ. IO' », 11c MUSTARD CHEVROLET r DEALERS Me store for years, Chevrolet dealer! have had the largest num­ ber. of trade-ini and, there­ fore, the widest experience in servicing all makes and models. ... Better hove a COFFEE UKE STORE HOURS Originator and Outstanding Leader "CAR CONSERVATION PLAN BURKHOLDER-NISCHAN, Inc. Hastings, Michigan Carveth & Stebbins j REXALL DrfllOGlST pasting. lln �Tnt BASTING) riRM* MORTUAUK COR mjUOATlOR rru«. w FREEPORT Awelgh" as the guesta left for their various homes ItRPWWt. mr u. Mr*. Andrew Brandt, Robert and Marvin Roaenberger 1* spending I and church. We want all of the NORTHEAST WOODLAND few day* with hl* grandparent*, children tn our community who atMr. and Mra. Morey Kokx of Mr. and Mr*. Austin Roaenberger tended the Bible school, and who Bellevue and Mr. and Mr* Orval of Hastings were Sunday afternoon Asa Sleckle. ot Clarksville. I do not go anywhere else to church. family at Byron Friday. Kokx of Battle Creek were Sunday visitor* of Mr* George Thompson. Mr. and Mra. Rolland Vaught of Dori* Bassett of North Irving 1* r to be present next Bunday mon, Mrs Bertha ErkanH spent Fri­ guesta of Mr. and Mr*. John Thaler Mr. and Mr* Howard Clinton and Terre Haute. Indiana, called on Mr. spending the week with her grand-. Ing. There will be classes and ■nd family. fsmilj- of Bowne Twp were Sunday J. L. Daniel, of Delton, truck driv­ day and Saturday with Mr. and evening guesta of Mr. and Mr*. B. Polly Parks Saturday. Mr. Vaught •e« er tor the Texaco Distribution Co Mra. Olendon Eckardt In Hasting, Ualtad Brethren Clreull and Saturday evening they all drove of Battle Creek, at about 6 o'clock L* a brother of Dr. Vaught, one' D W Ysrger of Orand Rapid* Saturday afternoon visitor of Mra R. Clinton. Rev. Paul Olmstead Pastor Wednesday afternoon of last week, to Reed City where they vblted the George Forte y. Mr*. Karyl Livingston and chil­ time physician In Freeport spent Wednesday night and Thur*- ' yrr,Mrl ran Inta two cow*, belonging to Wm former's mother. Mra. Voelker and dren of Claritsvllle and Mis* VlrMr. and Mra Harry Fbh and day with hb mother. Mr*. Ellen i Sunday school—10:80 Fuhr, a little south of the Shults brother Stanley Voelker and fam­ Bunday dinner guest of Mr. and Kln|* Livingston of -Battle Creek_____ family of Middleville _____________________ were Bunday Yarger. Preaching—11:30. •tore on M43. Mr Fuhr bad signs ily. returning Sunday evening. .. WPns jgondBy djnner guest* at, the dinner guesta of hb mother. Mra. Mr. and Mrs Richard Durkee and Ultie Elaine Bate* celebrated her Christian Endeavor—7.00 posted near the place where the ac­ Ray Wieland home. I Mary Dodge. The latter returned family spent Sunday with Mr. and coll called in lhe afternoon. Preaching—8:00. cident occurred, war.Ung drivers birthday Thursday by entertaining Mr. and Mrs Warren Miller and । home with them for a few day* vb- Mr*. Fred Durkee of Woodland The Christian business r ne unruuan Endeavor business mat that cattle were being driven aero** acrou a few of her friends at her home. Mra. Ethel Hess of Hastings spent children of South Campbell spent It, present. were Georgia and meeting wm will dc be nciQ held bi at uk the parsonparson- , uic the aucci street bi at inai that point point. Mr Mr. Daniel iI Those ■ w. .. MM-.. .. ..wruiiB ,, ----------; I. ranllred In home of Mn. Glenn Kellogg Tura- age Friday evening at 8:00. There put on lhe brakes, and mark* in the 1 M\~ Sunday.-with Mr. and Mrs. Chud a»lurt.y ud nuidv W1U, Mr urd' P„ o,„ld ry„VMr?5y' EuP'r. Laura John Bpringelt m Naahville. Mra. John Miller and Marie Ann of Hm neid Station hospital In Og- day afternoon. July 31 al 3:00. MeadZ will be ..w. uk an election cmuun of oi officer* mi jeers and ano ’ roadway showed that hl* truck had'“nd Harold Letaon. Jackie Bailey Plymoulh. | den. Utah with scarlet fever. Hb w. _ ..__ of -- deviate . . ....... . .and FWnnv Ha Im land Denny Bates Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict Mr and Mrs Charles Moore .. at-I election to conference, skidded. ...... 66 feet before hitting thel Mr. and Mra. Fred Stringham and Bddrc*a b the same except to add ww*. w vnucranenii uooier wno K “ rl *??? “ , rdt 'u • spent Friday in Hastings. u> Undersheriff Doster who daughter In taw. Mra. Loub Ood-> 8ullon Hospital. He would like to tended a birthday party in honor Everyone b urged to attend. Pot cows. investigated the accident reported. tor Adult Christian ™ Edu­ of Mrs. Oertha Beam of Hastings | luck lunch. ie Nelson was In Hastings on frey of Grand Rapids vblted Mra. । hear reporteq. . Alblon hear from from all all of of hb hl* friend*. friends. __________ - - . cation at Albion tlib week. . » Monday. Ella Catt Saturday afternoon. 1 FOR VICTORY 1 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson spqnt Cook last week Tuesday evening. OBITUARY , Mr- ,n<1 Mn Scheel vblted 'X*ul Olmstead returned) Mra. Charles w..— Preachlng—10:00. Bunn-left University Mr. -------------and Mra.--------Harry . with, .... , Mr and Mra. Ou* Deardorff and Tn^nhin. a... k, r Mr “nd Mr* Andrew Plnkbeiner at Sunday school—11:00. 'rldsy night from hb course I hospital. Ann Arbor. -Tuesday af- 'Sunday Middleville Sunday afternoon. Bouihner of Lake Odessa. I----- > Wisconsin. ‘ I__ Boughncr | daughter Bernice of near Elmdale at Madison, ” • । ___-__ _ _ *1-"__ - ___ . Christian Endeavor—8 L®11™ Lebon, who has been Mra. Ford Stowell of Woodland »l»nt Sunday evening with Mr. and' Mbs Avb Evenon spent part of 0rter. Mr* John A. Miller of Plym­ born in Barry county. March 25., home with her perenra jjr and called on Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hynes **“ **' " BRANCH DISTRICT last week with her aister. Mra. Wil? outh until Saturday. Mrs. Ivan Roush. BIU and Tom. 11am Tinkler of Hastings Mbs Dorothy Sleckle of Battle Saturday nftemoon. Mrs. Arthur Webb spent Tues­ 53 year*. 3 months and 11 day* of • ..... Mr. and Mra. James Swanson of Creek spent a few,days with her Mr. and-Mrs. Allen Fbh and Mrs attended an open-house in honor day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Her­ age. She waa married to William Hastings Twp were Sunday after­ parehts, Mr. andMr* Oteen Steckle. Mary Dodge were Saturday after­ of the boys' grandmother. Mrs. bie Wilcox. On Wednesday mom- Couch. October 31. 1812. noon guest# of Mr and Mrs Buel Mr*. Ella Catt was a Hastings vis­ noon callera of Mra Mattle Fitch Francis Vsnder Male on her 80tt There are left to mb* her passing birthday anniversary. Friday eve- to Join her husband who enlbted the husband Sisson. itor, Monday. of Dutton. huriband and six children, four' four Adam Endres b sUll confined to . Mra. Zora Poe of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and in April and b now stationed at sons and two daughters: daughters; James, of of. hb bed. but b gaining slowly and Rev. E. M. Roush of Carson Carolyn of Saginaw spent the week- ' Un Vander Male of Colt Road. that place for fifteen weeks. Bay City. Charles ' and‘ Sam ~ in " the. Mr. and Mrs Harry Fbh of Mid­ City were Wednesday gueaU of Mr end with Mr and Mra. L. R. Wol-। Grand Rapids j service of their country, being in i Mra. H. J. Wilcox attended the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg, local dleville were Sunday afternoon call­ and Mr* John Thaler and family. cott. Carolyn remaining for the । camp* in the state of Washington. B O. in Naahville Friday. Mr. end Mra. Rial Kellogg and Jo ers of Mr and Mrs. Allen Fish and Herbert. Claribelle and Beverly at! Mrs Elnora Whitney and Gay­ family. lord left Thursday morning for An­ Mr. and Mrs. William Tinkler of Ann of Lansing. Mr. and Mra. Ho­ Mra. Emily Sullivan and daugh­ napolis. Md.. where they will spend Hasting* and Mr. and Mrs Harold ward Bolo. and Mr. and Mra. Wil­ noon MMUn ol Mr, «nd Mn Vln-lnd ch*rte> ter Eileen of Hastings were Wednes­ several week* with their son and Skinner of Battle Creek spent Sun­ lard Arnold of Hastings enjoyed a A NICE 7 ROOM COTTAGE emt Kono., on their to Tn.I day evenbig caller* of Mra. Julh brother. Max Whitney and family. day with Mr. and Mra. Earl Everson picnic at Grand Ledge Sunday af­ •raj. r*tiv tnr n riav,* vee.ur —. I er>] Mrs. nlfca Mary <n<J Kerrnephewj of Flint,and with erae City for a few day. v^UonJ g sev-' ternoon. Godfrey. Mra. Enuna Anderson waa a Has­ and family. Perry L. Preston. 83, died Sunday Wayne Conklin and Wanda of °f friends In all the communities Bud Richardson of Dearborn b tings visitor Friday afternoon . Rev. Paul Olmstead and son Ivan ’biting with Mr and Mra. Dan Mrs. Rose Ware of Battle Creek spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr after an extended Illness. He for­ Allegan were Sunday dinner guests thMt ahe called home B“d JOhn.?*r.by- .In Funer*1 •*nlcps htld f™m Postma and Phy lib Ann. spent Tuesday evening and Wed­ and Mrs. Lyle Olmstead of Hunt­ merly had operated harness and EXCELLENT ALL YEAR AROUND COTTAGE shoe shops in Freeport and at t*1* Bi|UnU>H? l»Ty iTent n’ Henlon funeral home. Delton. FrlByron Payne of Zeeland waa a nesday with Mr and Mr*. Richard ington, Ind. Bunday dinner guest of hb moth­ Durkee and also called on other Mra Ray Wieland. Darlene and Clarksville. Surviving are the widow lanilng hospUal. Eunice: a son, Roy of Battle Creek; er. Mrs Ida Payne ‘Relating with burial at Hickory friends here. • Bonnie Lou and the former's mothBud Kauffman, local, and Howard Mr. and Mra. Ed Coates spent er. Mra. E. M. Troyer attended the a daughter. Mra. Bessie Hath of McRobert* of Alto visited Mis* Friday night and Bat unlay mom-. Brethren Ladle* Aid Society last Lansing: two sbters. Mrs Claire Waters of Howard City and Mra. Verne HawbllU and family. OBITUARY , Elaine Kauffman at Lansing Bun­ Ing in Grand "Rapids. Tne former's ! Thursday. day. two sbters accompanied them to: Vem Bronson and friend of De- Florence Abbott of Chicago and Tiie young people of the North.-----------------Alice Burke---------------was bom----on a farm Funeral serv- Church attended the hymn sing at near Crystal. Mich.. August 11. 1878 Out of town callera of Mr. and Bellalrr, which is tn the cherry trait. Mrs Edna Jurgenaon of Cad- two grandchildren ANOTHER YEAR AROUND COTTAGE Mra. Adam Endres during the past country. Saturday afternoon and , lilac, Mrs George Hillman, and Mr. Woodland, Sunday evening. and passed away July 8. aged 63 week were Mr* Mary Shoemaker of Sunday. . and Mrs Fred Ballance of Hastings lhe Methodist church and burial in There will be no prayer meeting years, 10 months. 25 days On AugMr. and Mr*. Grant Muir and1 were Saturday afternoon guests of Pleasant Hill cemetery. Lansing. Leander Endres and son, MIC IXUIMI I ” 1. A* IC W IJllll, ICU CORev and Mra. Love returned Mrs Margaret Holahay of Grand Mr. and Mra. Bird Sbellenbarger of Mr. and Mra. Clarence Benedict. Maple Orov« church. ward J. Whitney and lhe first year* Rapid*. John Endrea and family of Hastings were Thursday evening Merle Surrarrer of Great Lakes, from South Bend last Monday eve­ * -----of Uwlr mflrTbd life were spent on Kalamazoo. Mr and Mra Bert callers of Mr. and Mrs Clement' Hl.. Mb* Nellie Marretl of Lake ning where lhe latter spent the DOUD CORNERS firms near Hastings and Dowling. Hayner and Carl Gilliland of Lake Mead. , I Odessa and Russell Hinckley of week wltli her parents. A NICE COTTAGE Mr. and Mra. John Houghtallng1 They moved to Hastings 32 years Odessa. Mr and Mra Fred Durkee Percy Rosser visited hb son Wes- Lawrence were Sunday vbllora at, Rev Everett Love returned from and family were In Battle Creek ago. They took into their home! Madison. Wb, lost Friday evening, Bunday afternoon. of Barnum dtatrict. Mr. and Mrs ley and family of Allegan. Bunday, tiie Warren Surrarrer home. ... ------Rosalie and. -Manville Whitney, . trieity; completely famished. For Keith Durkee and family of Wood­ Mr. and Mrs Frank Hynes called I Mr. and Mra. Walter Rockhill of after spending two weeks at the whom they raised as their own. j John Bishop. Irene Norris. Donnls ' land, and Nelson Good of Middle­ on Mr. and Mra. Will Larson of Hastings wcre Saturday evening university taking short courses in Houghtallng. and Margaret and Site leaves to mourn her passing ville. I callera of Mr. and Mra. W. W. Rock­ rural sociology. Greenville Sunday afternoon. Glen Ourd attended Bible school the husband, niece and nephew, j Mr. and Mra. Art Richardson vis ­ Mra. Ray Whitmer and daughter Mr. and Mra. Harry Boughner of hill. three brothers, two abler* and num- ’ at Dowling the past week. Mrs. Andrew Roush of Hastings ited at Claud Yeetert of West Carl­ Mae of Holland. Milton Hoffman of Lake Odessa and Mr*. Buel Sisson Daby Bergman vblted her son In erou* other relatives. Funeral serv- ‘ Pennsylvania were Thursday guests local palled on Mr. and Mr*. Geo. U assbUng with the care of her ton Sunday. Battle Creek. Sunday and called on ice* were held from the Walldorff Freeport Methodist Church Porbey. Thursday afternoon? mother, Mr* Mary Kenney, who b Mrs. Neal who b In the hospital, funeral home on July 8. Tn charge Everett M. Love, pastor Mr*. Cheater Wilson and son Roy Tooker of Payne lake was a of Rer. J. R. Chrbpell. Burial was also called at the home of Delbert Morning worship 11:00 Robcrt Kidder of Irving called Chester of Flint are visiting her ab­ Priday evening supper guest of his Groat and called on Mra. Electa In Dowling cemetery. Sermon: "The Kingdom." ler. Mr* Harold Rosenberger parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Took- on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton Cummings, who b staying with her Sunday school 13:00. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ruby Hammond of Bird Tiie sermon for next Sunday is son at Banfield. Mr. and Mr*. George Nelson and Lake called on Mrs. Lewis Neeb Mr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell spent Mr. and Mrs Paul Spencer and Saturday afternoon. Sunday with Mrs. Jesse Stowell and niece Gloria of Detroit were Cale­ the second in a scries based on the REAL ESTATE BROKER Lord's Prayer as recorded In Matt­ family visited In Battle Creek Sun­ donia visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Mead and Maureen of Kalamazoo Uvea. Every dollar yea can Mr. and Mr*. Emil Tight of Val­ hew We invite you to be with us day afternoon. children of Maple Grove were Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson STEBBINS BUI I DING Shirley Stowell and Marlon PHONE 2659 urday evening supper guest* of Mr. and Jerry Herbert visited Mr. and paraiso. Ind. were Saturday and next Sunday. War Bonds. Boy your ten and Mrs. Claud Mead Mra. Carl Myera of Hastings Sun- • Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*, Carlton Center Methodist Church Wheelock of Battle Creek vblted the Houghtallng family Wednesday ; Clarence Benedict Mr. and Mra. Sam White of Has­ day afternoon night. Morning worship 10:00. Mr and Mra. Will Blough, local. Charles Bunn and family were ting* and Mr. and Mrs. Clare White Sermon: "Tile Kingdom." and family, local, spent Sunday at ■nd Mr. and Mra. Andrevf Kime of Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. John Detroit called on Mrs* Jane Kime]"*"* J Marie Ann • *• “■ Sunday school 11:00. Miller and of* ’Plymouth. Grand Haven. After the succesful Dally Vacation Mrs. Bunn returned home with Mra Dan Pnstma and Mra. Jennie of Clarksville. Tuesday. Bible School held recently in our Mr and Mrs Dwight Roeenberger ' them idler a few days visit with Miller spent Wednesday with Mrs church, it would be too bad to see Bertha Johnson of Hastings. and family.of Clarksville were Sat-) her aister. —-------------Coach— of---------Ionia----------caUed— on , the work go for nothing because of Mr*. Florence Abbott of Chicago. urday evening guests of Mr. and | Glen Mr*. Clara Watters of Howard City. Mra. Harold Rosenberger and Mar- । Herman Goach and wife Sunday' our failure to follow It up with I regular attendance at Sunday school ’ evening. • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hath. Mr. and Tin. Mr* Lee BeeboId t of Lansing, and Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston of Bat­ tle Creek were gueaU of Mr* Perry Preston- during the past week. Mr. and Mra. Charles Price. MUs Velma Buehler of Grand Rapids, and Miss Vivian. Buehler of char­ lotte were Sunday guest* of Mr and j Mrs. Forrest Buehler and family Mr* Dewey Roush spent Thur*- ' day afternoon and evening with her' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam White! In order to close up the estate of the late Mr*. Celia Chamberlain, I will offer the of Hastings. Those who wish to write to Clair entire lot of Household goods at Public Auction at the residence located at 722 E. Clum, hl* address Is as follows: North Michigan Ave., in Hastings on Pvt Clair E. Clum (36183486) Co. A. I 35th Sig.. Tng. Bn.. 8CRTC. Camp j Crowder. Missouri Mr*. Arthur Beeman. Norman Novisky, Boyd Novbky, Mrs. Vlrglnla Babcock and brother Frankie of Hastings spent Wednesday after­ noon with Mr. and Mra. Gerhardt Storting at 1 o'clock, I will offer the following: Kunde and family. Don Richard* of Dearborn and, Mrs. Earle Jack of Detroit were Sat­ urday and Sunday guests of their parents. Mi*, and Mra. Herman Coach. Mr. and Mra John Hutchison of Spring Lake visited their aunt, Mra. Large circulating heating (tove Round table and 6 good chair* Ellen Yarger. Sunday. In the af­ ternoon they called on their uncle. 7-tube Sparton electric radio, cabinet Sparton 7’Zi ft. 1939 model electric re­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allcrdlng of model frigerator, in good condition Clarksville. Piano and bench, in good condition Cote leg table Tea wagon Meadames George Nelson. William Library table Olthouse and Franklin Burgess en­ 4 burner kerotene itove, upright oven, Damascui drop head sewing machine tertained about thirty-five ladle* good condition with a shower for Mra. Adon Mey­ Easy chair Arm chair Two (tool* Corner cupboard er* at the home of Mra. Nelson. Rug Foot itooli Games and prise* wcre awarded and 2 dish cupboard* with glau door* Card tobies End table veiy tasty refreshmenu were served. Kitchen cabinet **Small table Large clock Mbs Ruth Yonker played ‘'Anchor* Texaco Oil Truck Hit Two Cow* on M-43 Wednesday morn mm wa BONDS-STAMPS y ^l1 v HIV • COTTAGES 11th rauca'.-ioa i l> i- is lkl> u«i «in "The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself r EARL R. BOYES ■UOAHON AUCTION SALE MONEY! SATURDAY, JULY 18,1942 HOUSEHOLD >od sailor* ara to a D. Rootnt'.i \ Bur 1 W*R BONDS GOODS For Buying a Home Rebuilding or Remodeling Is Still Available EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for soma of that good Lily White Flour bushel Ironing board Large mirror Hall tree Rocker* Plant -------stand Metal bed, coil spring* and mattress Feather bed Dresser and commode Wood bed. mattress and springs Dresser with large mirror Commode Long mirror Small kerosene stove Electric reading lamp Large roll top oak office desk and swiv­ el chair Day bed and pad with couch cover But Don’t Wait! Wash bowl and pitcher set Several books Small chest of drawer* 2 galv. tubs Westinghouse motor Cupboard 5 gal. kero, can ”2 pail* Steel wheelbarrow Stepladder * ‘ * coal Quantity of 2 porch chair* Door mot Wringer Copper boiler Clothes basket Dishes Cooking ,, w utensils And many other articles too numerous to mention. I will accept scaled bids on the property at time of sale. I reserve the right to re­ ject any and all bid*. WAR SAVINGS BONDS FOR SALE HERE TERMS OF SALE: Cosh day of sale, no property to be ramovad until settled for Children are especially invited to make their Bond purchases here. >nsbl«i retails. 7 pre*crip<ioa. Stsbblni ftoour Quality fuel* always. SMITH BROS. VELTE fir CO. BASTINGS, MICH. HARRY F. OSBORN ADMINISTRATOR DEWEY REED, Auctionear CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clark The Hastings Building & Loan Assn. 9 STIIBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L I. �THE HARTINGS BANNER, TWUR—Ajr JULY IL IMS Miss Florence Coolbaugh iter nepltew Warren Demond in company with Mrs. Fransca Brown of Grand Rapids are spending a “w day. at thTcoulbsugh coiug" turned home Chat evening and Mrs McKevilt remained until Mood*) turned to their home in poyal Oak night to help her daughter. Mn. Sunday attar a few days spent at their Barlow lake cpttage Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Johnson , yearly visit among Leighton William spent Sunday afternoon with U«n In Vermontville. and throe cnlldron of Detroit will L1VILU g than will be • large gathering ot old associates pnssnt to nmew ac­ ^^Hin’uai Khooi mccung quaintance. Tiw FeaUuu-bonc fac­ tory was one of the leading Indus­ hekl aVlh. W.lUnan Khool hootries of this town back In 1M1 and last Monday evening. Walter Browu was elected to the office of dlrcct- OurUs Solomon acted as sub mail uieir linage ciuo at, me cottage ai Mra j. wm oc icmcwocrcu as aucc Gun lake this week. Wednesday J Harper. carrier for Glenn Griffith last with a potluck dlnnc.- nt noon. j Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wleringa Grand Rapids ware Sunday night Monday evening, they visited the the enterprise had factories also at Rotary club st Allegan. Thdr CLOVERDALE Mrs. Nellie Thompson U spending and daughter Anna Mae of Grand state meet in the north. wives a^Mupsnled them on the latMiss Emma Kay Johncock of De­ the week tn Battle Creek with her I Rapids, and Mra. Andrew Wleringa MIm Nettie and Fred Howard and The local manager was C. G. Steb- troit is spending her vacation al Uu> . . ___ ___ .... und Suit. Mrs. Hattie Johnson in south Mn Grace Wlstner and friend. oeasary and satisfactory ribbon-Ukc Harper and family. Little Eddie Turing of Grand Jolincock. .... Bert Kes*! er, and Miss Kila Smith Thornapple. pliable, but sUff boning made from Arthur Mr. and Mrs John McLeod are O Doyle spent Sunday at Caledonia Uie quills left after feather dusters Mr. »n<Mrs Elmer FVnton and where mon than twenty old friend* were manufactured. Tile boning was back in their home Here again. Michigan after August 1 when he Stimson in northwest Thomapple son Dick spent Thursday with Mra ited their daughter. Mrs. Will Lenz Rev. Moyer returned from Madi­ *nJoyed a picnic dinner and time iiis uncle Rlciiard from Friday until Sunday evening P.'s stepbrother. Call Lens and fam­ used In dressmaking-In collars, and Mra L Q. Palmer and daughter son. Wls, and Mrs Moyer and *ou Mra.. Wm. McKevitt and daugh- when they returned to their home ily near Freeport. weekend. as slays-and several hundred gtrb and Harold Kingsbury relumed ( fer. Mrs. Ernest Sandefur went to The Mother's club of ThomappleMra. Belle Chandler of Grand and boys were employed in the vari­ from their cottage at Clear take. Vermontville Friday. The latter rc-' companted home by Byron Smith Kellogg school took, aa last year's Baptds was a Sunday visitor of her ous factories—more than one hun­ Mfr Emma Johncock lias been ill staying with her daughter in Grand dred being used In this factory The ; who had been visiting relatives and project, the purchase of a hospital sister. Mra. Evo Wood and broth­ They were accompanied by Robert Rapids while under medical treat­ for the past week. We all hope toe friends in this vicinity the past ers. Claude and Elmer Fenton and product, then a vital part of the Gillett who spent the time with his ment. was taken much worse Wed­ month. / a fine addition to the community family. nesday and removed to Bt. Mary's Mr. and Mra. Robert Tolan of the loan closet. New officers of the Mra. Sarah Campbell spent Bun­ Mra. Harry Balscii 1a spending the hospital. Her condition al this feather dusters. How the world weeks. His friends hope lie will | Parmelee jrtoinity'attended the wed- 1club are. President, Mrs Russell day in west Thornapple with hex Her Republican Candidate 3UWII vt: Mil I ding of MUs Helen Thomas at the Bender; vice president. Mrs. Poster Mep. daughter, Mn Chris Malchcle week at Albion, as repreacnlaUvc writing Is some improved docs change! from the Methodist church tn at­ daughter Betty returned home Sat­ Mr. and Mra. Amtj are spending home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waddell; secretary-treasurer. Mrs aad family. A very’ pleasant family reunion For State Senate tendance at the Kellogg InaUtute urday night after spending several Orlo Thomas, east of Caledonia. 1Carl Marble. Mrs. Dan Claler Is the Mra. Olenn Solomon Is convaleswas held at the home of Mr. and some Ume at their cottage here. for church workers. Her little days in the city. Mra. Ernest Jewboll ot Detroit. Wednesday night The ceremony 1retiring president.' Mrs. Ray Lyons, Sunday when their Mr. and Mra. Glenn Dean and Mrs. Beatrice Colburn and daugh­ wax performed by the bride's grand­ Eldon Poulson went to Three Riv­ Uon and will be allowed to alt up daughter Nancy Is staying with her five boys and their families were grandmother Ives In Grand Rapids children and his mother. Mra. father of Hastings. 1 ers. Saturday and brought back his a lUUe this week. home, for the first get-together get-iogouier ter. Ruby Weeber of HasUngs and Martha Dean drove to Webberville. while she la absent. _ Mr. Lyons nieces of River Rouge called on Mr. Mr. and Mrs Sam Nelson and 'wife and children who had visited There has been a change tn Uie MI m Pauline Benaway of the Beil Sunday and met the Ear! Dean can Dean Ly'on. was also pres- Bnd Mrs. Lester Monica. two boys of Cadillac are spending Iher people for a week. . night telegraph operator and sta­ All enjoyed I cnt w Ulc tQ^. fenw.sUotu wCrP 1 Mr. and Mrs, Lyman Wilkcnson some time with their friends. Mr. Mrs. Jean Beisch spent consider­ tion master at the local Michigan Telephone company, Battle Creek family of Rochester. iJZ spent Wednesday and Thursday the day together with dinner and dinner and well represented. The latter lives ''spent «nent thr the wnrkrnd weekend with with Mr. Mr. and and and Mrs Arnold Parker at Barlow 1able time at her beauty parlor at Central ataUon. Clinton Poulson, Joan and Dickie Dean accompanied । Mra. Later Monica. lake. The young men are fellow <Caledonia last week while her as­ who has been lhe operator for a their Gun lake cottage. Thursday Uiclr uncle home for the balance of teachers in the Cadillac schools. 1sistant. MUs Georgia Hamacher was iils daughter. Mra. Lewis Whiieneet evening stje entertained several Township Treasurer Grover Cline <on vacation. Augusta Tiie new night man here and husband and a friend. The 1 Ing at their home here while Mr. Mr. and Mra. Charlie Rohrbacker spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Galen Brower and little son Is Vern Wldrlg of Hastings, former young ladles to a shower iiOnoring Lyons boys borne for the gathering and Mra. LcRoy Fennels ore in CoMrs Tom Tolhurst at Campau lake. 1Richard of Detroit arrived by bus day man there. We understand the ! her cousin. Mrs Paul Spiker, nee spent the weekend of the Fourth were Ivan and family of Ames, । lumbus. Ohio for several weeks. Mrs. Jerry" Payne of Lansing evening for a week's visit shifting of men is due to shortage, Kathleen White, a recent bride. touring Into Canada and also took Iowa; Alfred, wife and two chil­ I MIm Helen Potts, daughter of Mr. Saturday I Mrs. Robert Frost of Grand Rapids ! and Mrs Ray Potts has a position ’with her parents. Mr and Mrs. of telegraph operators. dren of Kalamazoo. Owen. wife and spent several days wiUt her sister. was an out-of-town guest. trip. Mra. R. is the former Dollle- two children ot Chelsea. Wendell, Mrs Russel Hart. tn the J. L. Hudson store in Detroit .Jarvis .Campbell, west of town. Dr. C. A. E. Lund Is expected Mrs. George Juppstrom and dale Betz. w — and baby of Flint and Stanley. I Tite Cloverdale Gorden club will । for lhe summer. Wayne Carpenter of northwest home thia week from Minneapolis, i wife The Masters-Jones circle will meet wife and infant daughter of Battle meet nt the home of Mra. Virgil i We are sorry to hear of the sick- 'Thomapple U employed in Battle Minn, where he has been for ten daughter Nonna Mae will be lunchwith Mrs. Fred Stokoe on Thursday Cn । nras of Loren Tungale of Parmelee. < “ *k ‘ 1Ivan *»«' ■ and nd family le/l left for Monica Friday afternoon, July 17. days’ visiting his mother, who Is in gate and her daughter. Mrr.. Lois 1 He was in St. Mary's hospital. Bill McFall, who 13 employed by poor health wwtam home on Monday. I The Comrade Sunday school cta» I W W Sunday was a happy wUl meet- at the home of Mr. and Grand Rapids last week and now tlw I Royal Coach Co. of Hastings, Bunday callera of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert at their Green lake cottage are ^Ked to bring them to that tJaie ^or ay , Mrs yirgll Monica Tuesday. July is in a convalescent home in lhe 1left on Tuesday on a trip to deliver Wm. K. Llebler were Mr. and Mra. Thursday. Mrs. Kate Olthouse of Grand mMr eAd Mr, t r Heeler srrom city. We hope he will soon be quite <coach bodies in South Carolina. Milo Latfton and Mr and Mrs. Sid­ Mr *nd J- L Hodgson of 21. far a potluck supper and buslRapids came Monday to spend a n^ted bv f.Vher KManuuoo were weekend visitor, ness meeting well again. 1 1Mrs. McFall accompanied him on ney Bauwi. all of Omad Rapids ponied by nts father, Conrad Beeler , , r , ■ » the trip. Wednesday. July 22. Bill Mr. and Mra. Leon Slater of I Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. of Caledonia visited the fonucrti; Jdto‘r ^Xk M,LO to Kalamazoo for his final Arnold Parker at the VanderVeen Martha Dean of Irving. Grand Rapids, long time associate goes 1 Mrs. Christine Pelentan returned son-in-law and daughter. Mr. »nd S’1? hS^X^^/Xte Mra •’ E1*ood Irv,ng ot BaM,c Cn*** ' of W. K. Liebier in the A. Moy store «check-up for army call. to her home In Detroit on Friday Mrs. Robert Frost in Grand Rapids j schwaits who is convalktelng * calkr Bl o‘e ho,n‘* o{ Mr *nd In the city visited at the Liebier aunt. Mra. Orrin Treat and son Allene Polhemu. who is era i Mrs. Merle Bradfteid. Thursday evehome Friday night. <children of Grand Rapids wcre Walter, and her cousins, Mr. and Mtas liene Polhemus, who is emon™., nlng. Mrs Carl Hl ar and two small ISunday dinner guests of the Breeze Mra. Harold Gamble and sons of mother. Mra. Jack Schwaite at the .JSTsiISv nS?t' Mr and Me>cr’ of otAccording to. — the -----------Michigan .----------------Manual.:! children of Wnylnnd were Sunday IMcDyer family. Clarence Gross of Grand Rapids; also Mr. and Mra home of Mra. Isabel Lepper, for sev­ ployed in the Montgomery Ward I I lea lion of the Senate ' visitors of her parents. Mr. and Mrs 1Hastings was also a Sunday visitor Robert VanderVeen and Mr. and eral days. — >»~ <« UW . ™ «"r »""» •• s™*™ Supt. and Mrs Glenn Nyklrk of ‘ I Fred Guffin. Carl, who lx secretary 1before leaving for Texas, to Join Rodney Seh.d. mn of Mr and ! Saihferw Mwy llrt'n M.rtlyn Horaun t^.pendlm fhU . of the CIO of the Pct Milk Co.. Ilhe army air corp. Mra Joseph Schnurr Is a lay rep­ Drayton plains school, near Pontiac ■ BARRY COUNTY HAS c “rUm "" » mlMr. and Mra. Will Shovey of resentative from Parmelee Metho­ were vlsltora of her brother. Supt. Mn. J. a kM md on, of 1W, I where he has a fine position, was VPr creek. •-FURNISHED 15 STATE I at Jackson In attendance at a meet- <Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors dist church attending the Kellogg J. F. Schlpper and family a few Thomapple - KeUogg graduates. ! SENATORS Ing. c Mra. Elmer Fenton and Sonny Lee. 80es uncie 8 1 Prairieville, were callers nt Earl The Dale Betz family visited his j Mr. and Mra. Edward Jackson and Don Churchill who is employed in bion, this week. ; (1 for every 1431 population) sod of Cashier and Mra. Earl Lee. Town's Sunday. daughter Leila and her cousin, tlhe Reo plant at Lansing was home Mr. and Mra. Plane Stimson of parents at Muir. Sunday. dJuty Mr *nd Mra John Witters and ; ALLEGAN COUNTY HAS S. P. Myers recently received one have Joined the marines, passed | ' Mary L4q crofool, visited Mra. Ifor the weekend. northwest Thornapple were Sunday their final physical examination ■ , ™ ? -r^Llow-take ^tta^^wito a children of Wall take called on Mra. ' FURNISHED 15 STATE i Jackson's sister. Mrs. Neal Ingall William J. Llebler. who has been dinner guests oT his sister. Mrs of the new photoletters-ncw style and will leave on Monday for their L^e alSX o r^Xra ak* M'dP11^ Norman. Sunday SENATORS and family al Lake Odessa. San- 1in poor health for some time, lias Vern Smith and family. Mrs. Stim­ army V mall from his brother-in­ training period. They are Mrs Herbert Van Sirealn. Mra. day, They were accompanied home tbeen in Blodgett hospital several son to an invalid and confined to law. Dem White from Ireland. This basic pSklent Lie*e“ Th^dJ H'nrjr Mra Bertha Philof photographing the three of a unit of seventy young by Mrs. Mary Keeney, and Barbara limes t the past ton days taking tests, her bed most of the Ume with arth­ method ! VANBUREN COUNTY HAS men winy will be inducted and re_ .P „ ae?1'. Lu^Pen Thede. m>n anrt Mn< Madf,lln„ Ingall who will visit them for some >x-rays, and receiving medical care ritis. so this outing was a real treat writer's letters, saves lota of space main Intact throughout their train- with Kaechele acting ,"1‘ wlU11' Ruth RuttrKaechele acting as as secsec­ JnR,‘ ‘T’*1 MP'' Madellnc and makes mail transportaUon and . FURNISHED 17 STATE time. 1 and observation. HL* father has — tended conference at the Delton Mr. and J/ra. Richard Mecklen­ In,. The unit will be bnown u the "W; delivery much easier. church Wednesday evening. been in the ____ store______ during Mrs. Hattie Smith who has been I __ _assisting ___ __ „ — w burg of Mtsliawaka. Ind., visited SENATORS “*■ dle Jack and Jane VanderVeen. chil­ "WeWem Ulehlsoi Devil Do,." n 10 i Mra. Mary Doster of Delton. Mra. spending a few days with, her; his absence and Mra. Llebler was their cousins Mra. W. K. Llebler (1 for every 1.487 population) these huts mt .denture met • “ « these lads want adventure mast daughter. Mra. Leon Drew and fam-! obliged to postpone her buying trip and William Kronewitter and fam­ dren of Mr. and Mra. Robert Van­ Almon and Tillie Plnkbclner were Emily Wilcox and Mra. Ixonr Brad­ Thia Correction is Presented in lhe 1 Uy lly nt at'‘Battle Battle Creek, Creek, is is expected expected { 1 to to Chicago Chicago to to a a later later dale. date. ilies last week on their way to visit derVeen. spent the weekend with likely It will be theirs and the bat guests. Roses and columbine were field attended a dinner In HaMings their aunt. Mra. Raymond Leon- wishes and prayers of many home Interval of Fairness by Republl- | home Tuesday and will accompany 1 George Juppstrom of Hastings relatives in Algonac. at the of-— Mrs. Walter _. home ----------7-------- Walkins - -7—■ folks go with them and all our boys subjects for study. Sarah Johnson can Friends of j her son Arthur and family of Has- was a Sunday visitor of his parents. Paul Bliss is assisting in the de­ ardson in Allegan. . mr InuruUn, on *“ • «•“?'who go forth Into the service of on. 1 tings on a vacation trip north and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Juppstrom. Sr.. livery of milk with the Blue Ribol n»a .nd L.u,o wh° • Ited their son-in-law and daughter their country. club over thirty year, *• mo ,•« her slater at Kalkaska. I and hU aister. Norma Mac aurtnxo .Uumbux “ ““ mr ” School election and annual meet­ — ' I MUs Lydia Croninger is making Mra. B C. Swift and daughter Monday guests of Mra. Olare Brog Mr. and Mra. E. H. Barber at Gun L’ portnuun,’ litrytoO, u> p., Ing was held Monday but our writ­ “ A Republican candidate for lhe Re-j extensive repairs and improvements | Betty Jane. Misses Martha Schad were her sister-in-law. Mra. Dwight lake over the weekend. inconiP kx months in advance Supt and Mrs. E. J. Jennings and ings go in too early to give results. conducted by Sarah Johnson was publication Nomination for State I in her residence occupied by Mr.: and Haxri Campbell left tarty Mon­ Tabor and her mother. Mrs. Kelly. wm te Helu. Mmm mo urn. Mrt„ „ „»„a ' and Mrs E. J. Talbot. The Im- I day for Hunters Lodge near Grand Mra. Jock Reynolds and Mra. Glenn little son of Quincy wcre callera at However, at this moment it prom­ Senator HkKman. money similarly. the Glenn Solomon home Sunday ises to be a quiet affair. —Pol Adv. I provementa Include a new furnace. I Marais. Upper Peninsula tor a few Thompwn all of Grand Rapids. During the program the children ----, . Former employees of the Warren floors and chahgc in arrangement, days vacation. _ Dorothy and Shirley Schlpper. evening. took advantage of the iovgty bath- ■■■■ ■■■■■■ ✓ 11 V Ing beach, a bounteous buffet sup­ per completed a very pleasant af-1 I tontoon. tor Ito publics lowing H. 0. TRIPP A CORRECTION HAROLD D. TRIPP day. August 4th with Mra. Louise Jackson as hosta. । William Ferguson, of the tcach. era of Thomapple-Kellogg school.; spent the weekend with friends at ' Baroda He expects to leave for a>> army camp, Wednesday, the 22nd. I , Mr. Ferguson has made many | friends since he came to our town and did a fine piece nf landscaping at Uie school grounds which in a | FARM BUREAU "Please send me lOe worth of electricity—today" TWINE FOR A TROUBLE­ FREE HARVEST vantage. We all wish him success. | STONY POINT* ’ * No snarls, breaks, runs free to If YOU had to order your day** supply of electricity fresh every morning, you’d appreciate even more how tof/e it costs and how much it does for you. Actually, about two-thirds of all American families light their homes and run radios, cleaners, toasters, percolators, docks and washers for a dime a day—or leu! What’s more, that dime buys just about tune as much electricity for the average family as it did 10 to 15 years ago! These bargains don’t just happen. last. Insect treated. Thoroughly tested. Strong and uniform. Drowing shows criss-cross, non-tongling cover of 8 pound boll. Protects, inner core. Always runs free. Our 600 feet per pound twine binds 20 percent more grain per pound than 500 feet. Costs less per 100 feet, less per acre. GET OUR LOW PRICES-YOU'LL LIKE FARM BUREAU TWINE Mra. Howard Demond. Mra. Claud Demond and Miss Florence Coolbaugh were at East Lansing one day last week visiting Mrs. Olin Brown. Miss Joice Demond is spending the week with relatives In Fort Wayne, Ind., having gone home with the folks that visited lhe Demond* over the Fourth. Don Cook and family of Jackson called at the J. D. Aelick home Sunttay. The two daughters stayed over for a few days with their aunt and unde, Mr. and Mra. Aelick. ' , WHAT'S J TDURMONEYIf PROBLEM 3 • Keen students oi human nature tell ua that most worry is about money. What is your money problem? Como in and talk over with g us—any financial question ■ puzxling you. ■ When you nood cash, you g aignaturo and security. CITIUNS CREDIT CORPORATION ' | They come from the electric industry’s constant effort to give you good service at low rates. They are made possible by practical, efficient business management ofan industry built by the tarings ofmillions ofAmericans. CO-OP FLY SPRAY P«r 9»l That's the American way—and it works! It works so well that even though America is in balk. Bring your container. U. 8. Department ot AgHcul- pouring record-breaking amounts of electric power into the world's greatest production of planes, tanks, ships sod guns— you still get low-cost curreut at the flick of a switch in your home. Probably the pennies you spend for buys. Slop in or coll, s 8 IB. BALL 1937 DeSoto 4 Door Deluxe Tour. Sedan 1936 Dodge 4 Door Deluxe Tour. Sedan 50C Foot Per Pound electric service bring you more for your money than anything else you buy. Would you take ten cents a day for beating rugs, scrubbing clothes and cleaning oil lamps? . lent Quick. Stainlos. Taintless, 5 LB. BALL FARM BUREAU SERVICES* INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TILfPHONI 2111 IXVUr IN AHU.ICX WY •** IONOI AHO ITAUH 1936 Dodge 2 Door Standard Sedan 1936 Chevrolet 2 Door Matter Deluxe AU of Th«M Cart Are Equipped With Firtt-Clats Tires Standard Cover 500 Foot For Posmd N. CHURCH ST. HENRY I. DAVIES Phon* 2482 or 2243 124 N. MICHIGAN g ■ ■ ■ HASTINGS Fabl BffiS �TOT HAgTtNGg BANNO. TWURIDAT, JULY H, 1H2 COURT HOUSE NEWS BL Charles Ludlow. Warrant;of administrator Issued, estate enrolled. and inventory Hied. ' * ttL Lusher CAmpbell. , Pinal ac­ Est- Katie Norris. Inventory filed. Est. Lottie Smalley. Order con­ count tiled, discharge of speck! ad­ ministrator issued, estate enrolled. firming sale entered. at. Ernest Wilnt. Petition for determination of heirs filed, order for publication entered. account entered. discharge of guarEst. Mary E. Lydy. Testimony of freeholders filed, license to sell Issued, oath before sate filed. count tiled. Est. Celia A- Chamberkin. Peti­ Eat. John L. Bhupp. Order al­ tion tor license to sell filed, order lowing account entered, discharge of for publication entered. administrator Issued, estate enroll- lowing account entered, discharge of administrator issued, estate enrollad. Est. James E. Babbitt, petition for license to Mil filed, order tor publication entered. . Est. Alice c. Ronan Underhill. Order allowing account entered, discharge of executrix Issued, estate enrolled. Est. Laura Gardlntor. Order al­ lowing claims entered. Est. Joseph,.^ Ooafrey. Order ilea Uon entered. Kat. Llewellyn I. Campbell, allowing claims entered. Bit. Peter F. Burgart. Final ac­ der allowing claims entered. EaL Barmenia M Tnthriek. count filed.. waiver of notice filed, order assigning residue entered, der allowing claims entered. Eat. Rosa B. Beinave. Order al­ discharge of administratrix issued, lowing claims entered, final etcmint estate enrolled. ' Est. curtLi T. Ormsbe. Final ac­ filed, waiver of notice filed; order count filed, orderxfor publication allowing account.entered. Eat. AnnaF. Eckert. DtechArge entered, inheritance tax determined. Report of the Condition of The Delton State AHHKTH usuurai CAriTAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL CARITAL AtVOUNTH I.IARII.ITIKH AND CAFITAI. ACCOUNTS OBITUABY Manley John Sherman, son of John and Bertha Sherman, was born In Carlton twp., Barry county, on Feb. 10, 1013, and died at his home tn Freeport an, June 29 at the age of 30 years, 4 months. IS days. Bank In 1930 he wm united In marriage to Eleanor L. Chaffee of Quimby. To tills union two children were bom both of whom survive him. He leaves to mourn their loss, his wid­ ow and two daughters, Arioa and Dstlsrs OU. Bonnie, also hte mother and two brothers. Smith and N. C. Sherman of Hastings. His father proceeded him In death thirteen years ago. He lived In Barry county all hla life where he made a host of friends and all who came tn contact with | him loved him. He was genial and kindly and had the ability of winning and retaining friends. Il seems sad that such a life should go out in the time of hla usefulness, but we have the consolation that we can look back over hk life and see the bright sunshine that waa always there; a good example to follow and realize that the world U made better for hte having lived in. Services were conducted at Leon­ ard's funeral home by Rev Coldren on July 1. Intertnent in Hastings twp. cemetery. . MEMORANDA rllflbla at Est. James E. Babbitt Pinal ac­ count Died, order M .publication entered. Est. Fred B. Wise. Order appoint­ ing administrator enured. I real U. O. REYNOLDS Cornet.—Attest: 0. M. Hi(ksa. Notary Pablls Report of the Condition of The Hastings City Bank Dollars cn. iss.eiil.ur 1.1 Ul .ITIK5 DKI-OHITH 33. Other llahltlllra ' ".IT. Al. At . (If!. ..-I HUBBARD HILLS have shingled the house of Ray Mra. Dan Martindale entertained Barnes of northwest Cloverdale several ladies at a miscellaneous Mind Kenyon visited Mrs. Nellie Thomae and Kittle Pranahka at Mra. Junior Martindale (nee Vera Pennock hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manning Latta! Thursday afternoon. Cards were played, after which refreeh- and Sharon of Hastings spent the menta were served. Mra. Martin­ Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville and they all attended a dale received many lovely ilfk. Mrs. Edward Bowerman, HArald birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. and Larry returned to their home Jens Larshee'n honoring their son. Saturday night after spending the Dele's, birthday. Little Miriam Foreman of Bat­ tle Creek spent Wednesday after­ rence Grebe. Mr. and Mra. Chas Mayo. Mr. noon with Mina and Emma Ken­ and Mra. Clarence Mayo and Bry­ yon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson and ant of Battle Creek were callera at the Green home Sunday afternoon. Ruth of Comstock called on Mrs Mr. and Mra. Jack Green and chil­ Mina Kenyon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mtsener of dren called there Wednesday. Mrs. Albert Green has been on Kalamazoo spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon and the sick list the last week. their mother. Mra. Mina Kenyon. Rev. and Mra. Leland Sherrard Mra. James Storkan came from Grand Rapids and Hastings and attended camp meeting at Battle Creek Saturday and Sunday. spent Friday with them. Marshall Tripp was called back to work at the factdry In Middle­ CEDAR creek Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lammers spent ville last week after a lay off ot several weeks while they were over the weekend with friends in Kalamazoo. changing over their machines. Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen called MIm Lulu Belle Young and Gor­ on Mra. Amy Simpson of Gull lake don Oreen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Sunday afternoon. bert Green, were united in marriage Saturday evening at the Methodist parsonage In Battle Creek by Rev Spencer Bacon Owen. Mr.'Savage and friend of Battle Creek attend­ ed them. Tiie bride was a gradu­ ate of I-akevlew high school. Bat­ tle Creek. The groom attended T. K. high school in Middleville and has been employed at Kellogg's In Battle Creek the past two years. Mra. Green Is also employed at Kel­ logg's. - bell last Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Charite Whit Kabunaxoe spent last weM Henry Lclnaar and family. mazoo spent Wednesday afternoon with Mra. Gertie Pease and Mn. Russell Wateon. The Ladles Aid Society was pleasantly entertained by Mr. and Mrs. John Perry. July* 10th. Out of Fail ta Ratati YaurTtrH Frankfort. Ind. and MIm Thelma Peck of Lansing. August meeting Is Mrs Avis Sowerby Timm and her grandmother. Mrs. John Whitright Sowerby'e. Miss Lena Nagel spent last week In Grand Rapids at Henry Nagel's. Mr. and Mra. Argyle Wlndes spent last week vacationing at Lake Orion All of Frank Tra»ls' sons and his daughter have visited him during his illness. Prom the letters he doesn't get from camp, the experienced parent will understand that the children are having a wonderful time. , McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR 127 E. STATE ST. BASTINGS YOUSNIP E YOUSAVE- AT MARK'S THREE CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hubbard of Rutland spept Sunday afternoon with her brother and steter-in-tew. Mr. and Mra. Ckude Hammond and Paul. Mra. Anna Marble left for her home in Eaton Rapids Tuesday af­ ter a two week's visit with her brother. Maury R. Moore. Clarence Slocum of Columbus, OBITUARY Ohio spent Saturday with hte The body of Eleazer Hayes. 84, brother and family, the James 81 ofather of Ernest Hayes of this city, cums. was brought to Hastings, and the Mr and Mra. Lewis Clark and son of-------------Cascade,--------------------------visited the forfuneral services were held Friday at Ralph _—,-----the Walldorff funeral home. The j mer's sister and husband. Mr. and burial was in Riverside Riverside. He died In Mrs Clair Yelter Hundsv Sunday. Montana. Until he went west, about 30 years ago, he had resided and son Herman of Hastings and In and near Hastings. He is sur­ Miss Lenora Feidpausch of Big vived by three sons. Ernest of Has­ Rapids were Tuesday guests of Mrs tings, Willard and Sidney of Battle Creek; by two daughters. Mra. Iva Hammond. Little James Leo ac­ Kelley ot Hastings and Mrs. Mabel companied his mother to Hastings Everhart of Belding; also one broth­ to spend the day. er. John of Otsego. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and son Dean of Delton. Mr. and Mrs. C.l.fin --- mwb QUIMBY Glenn WilliamWilliams an* and three sons. Keith. Kenneth and Kendall of the Mrs. Anne Smith of Kalamazoo rUited her nephew Kenneth Rey­ W. K. Kellogg (ann. Gull lake and nolds and family several days last MIm Jeanne Williams of Plainwell; spent Sunday with their parents, .Mr. and Mn. Leslie Williams. ana e. a. Reynolds. They came by bicycle from their home In Holland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forsythe and family of Goodwill were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Merle Row­ ley. An Interesting service was held last Sunday at the close of Sunday school hour. The two new flags, the Christian flag and the Stars and Stripes, recently purchased for the church were dedicated. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Reynolds and family called on Frank McCarty at Bristol Jake Saturday. st Mn. Chas. Rowley called on her mother, Mra. Ernest Lewis in Hastings last week. Cash Chandler of Owosso called Paul Wing of Detroit, is vteltlnn the James Hammond and the Claude Hammonds. Mr. and Mra. James Slocum are reinodellng and repairing the house on their farm—lhe former Hudson Sisson estate—preparatory to tak­ ing up their residence there. Mrs. Claude Hammond and grand son. James Leo Rose, spent Wed­ nesday with her daughter. Rose Marie. In Hastings. * 100% PURE MOTOR OIL Kompkook TWO CALLON 2- bumar deluxe $j-.97 Our reg. $7.98 — U Sealed Cana Including Federal Tax 3- burner deluxe Our reg. WITH THIS COUPON Casting Rod CAMP STOVES 2-bumer instant JA.49 light. Our reg. $5.98 — a STF.97 CUP EM! RIP 'EM! SNIP 'EM RECORD PLAYER Union I Id art. Ail-Electric—Just plug it In any AC socket and play your favorite recordings. Excellent lone. At­ tractive cabinet. $266 BUMPER-LIFT AUTO JACK WITH THIS COUPON RAZOR Nylon Casting Line W yards 15. lb .test SOUTH SHULTZ Mr. and Mra. Elmer Trial of Bellevue and Ronald Kenyon and family of Nashville visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Kenyon, Friday. Mik Ashby and Alva Kenyon 99 124.93 seller ■Mb this coupon! 4C 17” Buy It On Our Friendly Credit Plan! WITH THIS COUPON 17 EVERVONES A SAVINS! I CLOTHES HAMPER ^JUVENILE AUTOMOBILE 30. TOTAL I.IAHtf.lTlEH AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTH of ass.ooo.oo. HI MOUA M>. ■olid rubber tire*. Beautiful red finish with white trim. Our regular $6.98 teller. Strea scoo M. A. LAM1IIE pneumatic Brake* and parking finish. $537 COUPON Our Regular 11.98 seller WITH THIS COUPON Report of Condition of the National Bank of Hastings or BAITINGS !£»*7 WAR WORKERS “ on any ,m- DRIVE RIGHT IN! Whether yours is on old cor ... or a new cor . . or one in between, it will poy you to keep it .in shape. You con get maximum mileage from il on minimum gas consumption. We have- every available facility and material to service your car and its tires. Drive in for conservation LIABILITIES Metal UTILITY or COCKTAIL TABLE parch or rrcr Register 11.39 99c •HeacU 5WIVFL-HEAd flash- GRILLE GUARD 4 light Beautiful »Uck light- Our r«K«* “ — — —Iler fuu $447 w,u‘ 88c check-up. lubnniM. ■ UY RONDS AND STAMPS CAP1T1L ACCaCNTM. I. Cssltel Stock: ( Commas Buck, fatal ear IM.MO M Household Broom ANDRUS SERVICE TOTAL CAPITAL . ACCOUSTH TOTAL LIAHILIT1EH AND CAPITAL ACtOUNTH Phone 2240 daytime. Far night un PHONE 2524 aaS amici. WARRKN E. CARTER. Os shier. Car. Irfftraea *a4 Court •M, KAatlRgs, MieklgAk rirettgaA TVm aa4 Tabm ■attlriea, WUgskkM Wlptre TilMaHM 128 W. STATE ST. Oreailai WaUlai HASTINGS AUT POLI! �__ ____ THE HASTINGS BANNER. THLMDAY. JtXT U. IBM________ —num She has secured os her]ice committee. They gave a very -i—■r-.'i'T”?-: j Pontiac returned Monday to their gurd. teachers the following: Barbara । interesting report of this work, at Dalton. Primary Department; Mn. i lhe Y P. D. meeting tn the evening. J. Rnlriirh We invite you to worship With us. Ralrigli. Junior Denartmenr, Department. ............................................ । .................... ! Callera at the V. R. Wotring home Mra. Alice Griffin. Intermediate De­ ■ inis past were wen- mra. tuuu partment with helpers Virginia Mra. John Hauer left the last of at lhe Paul cottage at Saddlebag pMck. Chicago, Miss Catherine Varney. Dorothy Varney, Wanlta Paui W. Geiger, Pastor the week to visit her sister. Misspake. Spindler. Baltic Creek. Mra. Royal Nicholson. Roberta Wise and Phy­ 1Q:00 A. M. Sunday school Jcaephtne Hoppe of Chelsea, who Is Mlaa j^nne Burkle of Battle I-ranU and Mrs. Emma Lucas. Lake llis Eckardt. Mrs. Wingard will tn poor health. Creek visited her parents. Mr. and Odessa. Mrs. Floyd Johnson. Lan- teach the Beginners Congregational meeting July 19 after tho morning service. Potluck Jack Crocklord and Gerald Slf-1 Mrs. Carl Burkle over the weekend, ring. Pvt. and Mra. Richard Estep. Local Beauty Operator Leaves ton left Woodland last Thursday for Mr ftnd Howard Baker and J“ek*”1- South Carolina. Mr MUs Dorothy Rogera. Rogers, who has dinner, sponsored by the Luther Ciarkin. Idaho, where they will be'children entertained her mother “nd Mra Delmond Culler and Mr operated the Dot Beauty Shop for •mployad by the Forestry Depart- Mrs Norma 81fu_ wlth a birthday “nd Mre Gutehess. Castleton, the past five yeara. has leased her fnr tKi* .. — . . . . Iv —.trip*, na hmt ment nf of lhe Tlnltfwl United RlatM States for the dinner besides host nf of lnr*al local friends friends, .hnn shop In to XSIwv Mlsr rvimtHv Dorothy -TV-lwr. Tyler fnr for an ASSYRIA Sunday In her honor. I Mrs. Wotring's condition has been I indefinite period. Miss Hilda Case, a supervising MM Improvinr the past week or so - | Miss Tyler is very well known nurse at a hospital In Cleveland. tevi«i?nr«^Tuiri^v SU|1< M>d MfS A K1U°n “nd । hert' bCtng the dau«*“«Mr “nd Ohio la visiting her father. Willard family of Grand Rapids were Sun­ Mr indMr/ ‘ ' .nd <»*Ughter Mary jJ-Jcft Saturday in । Mrs Leon Tyler and a graduate of Case and wife and other relatives day guests of Mra. Allen King. Mr. /Qf “ ,ew we*U‘ w<x>dland high school. Since her here and in Chicago. and Mra. Dorr Layle of Clarksville d.n.h.rr rmvi. nf T^n.^n.A «n Ulclr house UrTnrt Mra ?Qhn nJiMUnfdsv *aca‘lon northern Michigan. | graduation two months ago from Donald Preston of Hastings was and Mra Eathel Houghton of Lake Mr. and Mrs. John Dell Sunday ete- , Mrj j g Dcablcr who has been । LaMar Beauty Academy in Kalathe weekend guest of Kenneth MllOdessa were Sunday evening call-,.* ; a-— - — — ------- ----- —- ---- .--------- -------- ------------- „— -----------era, I n5'v w.ir-iv ’e ho,ne *u8h- mazoo. she has been employed . iritlng at ° the home of hcr her d daughemnloved at at j .. * aim husband IIIUUMIIU,- Rpv nt'. and anu Mr mia. nuu Mrs. DeVere England of Wash‘HT ^r ftnd " 1-u>c t!ic Hollywood Beauty Shop in Mra. Ronald Warner of Detroit aars. Revere ongiana or warn- , daughter Judy of Blissfield ! »■». th. w—v—aH m,..r h— srieia are vis- ।, Harold vphn Kohn of Marcellus returned 1■Hastings. ington, D..C, is expected Friday to uting her parenU. Mr. a&i <Sr ~... H id on PrWay cvenln< of 101 week ’ ’ Mls4 ,. .. ~_z -------- -- —----- ---------, Miss Rogers Is leaving this week ent“- Mr. “nd Mra Fred Miller. visit relatives for a few weeks. She' Nicholson and Mr. andidrs Herald Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blake of for Camp Tyson. Tenn. She will The reunion of the Albert Cole will Join her mother. Mra. Barbara ciaxsle for a-few days. -v. — m-I -..u 1i — . > — ------.-j ._ « ... .— ,,■ *— 11.. — «_.«a -• • ' — « ----.----Burkle and aister. Mra. Preston | Mra< Robert Crockford I* visiting Nashville and Earl Blake and Jim , be married to Sgt. Darwin McClel-' family was held at the fsrm'home McLoud of Indianapolis. Ind., spent । land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloydi of Mr- “nd Mrs..Orin Cole with all Manning of Lincoln, Nebraska who; her’uncle and aunt Mr. nnd Mrs Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Edward McClelland of Nashville who Is su- members present. aro visiting in Michigan this sum-, Hubert Bronson of Jackson this Reesor. Honed nt Camp Tyson. Mr. and Mra. Norman Stanton «nrr. weeK. Rev. J. S. Deabler who has been j We regret Dorothy's leaving but will be hosts for the July session of Miss Vivien Schray of Elmhurst, j Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford | attending the Kellogg Foundation wish her much happiness in her the Community Farm Bureau on Illinois, is spending her vacation entertained their family reunion on Institute al MBIluon v Madison. WIs.. returned ' new life. A hearty welcome is ex­ Wednesday night. this week with Mr. and Mrs. Eu- Sunday Those present were Mr. .last , p-uia.. .-rroo'n Friday afternoon. tended to Miss Tyler and success The young peoples group will gene Reuther. ! and Mrs. J. L. Higdon. Barryvllle, u > a ltcrnoon' meet on Sunday. July 19 at Bristol Lawrence L. Paul was, a Sunday 1 Mf. and Mrs Chas. Higdon and FaJ|h ,o HaT(, TrT<Jinre 1Iunl dinner guest at the home of Mr. and daughter Betty. Mr and Mr.- Vic- , of the w s CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS .. Babcock cottage. Mra. Chas. Rowtader of Grand Rap- tor Brumm. Mr. and Mra. Richard | c B ot the Methodise church will Morris, small non of Rev. and Mrs. The Evangelical Church ids. Mra. Paul who had been vis-, Richard Brumm and son and Mr ^tertained at the home Of their Marclus Taber returned to his home J. S. Deabler. Pastor itmg her risUr and husband, Mr i and Mr. Maurice PurchU and chll&lXd Rrewr 10: 00 A. M—Morning worship.’ Sunday from Community hospital. IM Mn. U» pul w«,». a™. Mr Mr. CU«' U>u » with Anthem: "I ShaU Not Want." , ,-------- —------------------------------------- ---returned home with him. ! rence Higdon and son and Mr. and lrea«ure hunt Theme of sermon “The Aftermath convalescing among more familiar Herman Johnson of Battle Creek Mrs. Harold Higdon. Battle Creek of Christian Devotion." surroundings. spent the weekend with his moth- Alfred Higdon. Kalamazoo. Mr. and Woodland Reiat1¥e, Attend Reunion 11: 00 A. M —Sunday school. ' The new bam at the Harvey GllMrs. John Higdon and family. ---- ------fam”v RUative. of the Wunderlich fam­ ucarvu cuniiHvuuu 7:45 P. M —Combined Evangelical., l*’Pic iium f“nn iuui has neared completion Grand. Rapids. Mr. and Mrs John ily were pleasantly entertained at so as ----------to receive •*'*• this ”year's hay crop. League of C. E. and Evening Wor- *" —** ------------Sunday afternoon visitors at the Hynes] Hblt and Clinton Watson of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Maynard Thompson was the ship Service. home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lauer Ind1,11?1 ogacn Ogden (Maxine (Maxine wunaeruem, Wunderlich}, wrecn Green Topic “The Gambling Menace" , Mr MfS’ a“llw’Fhe,lJ6 a,Jd St.. Hastings at a pot luck dinner Wllllam Stanton for lhe weekend Rev. Deabler will give a report of Mr. and Mrs. Gerry England of W^tlinA -Aie! wereTXV’J0 Sund‘y Th°* PrWtU frOm WMdOtis Ketcham, who has beeh at Mrs arod. the Kellogg Foundation Institute. Jackson and Saddlebag lake were Woodiknd. They were forme rresl- , UluJ wcn. Mr Thursday evening — Midweek University hospital. Ann Arbor. f»( and (aml, Mf Mr> Carl Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and denta Of Lansing where Mr Phelps observation and treatment, has re­ is employed at t|ie Reo. T^iey nre Q kl d T ) M o p prayer service. Mrs. Karl C. Paul. turned to hLs home Improved. Friday evening — Choir reheonal. j now living in the Jerry Fisher ten-1 „‘1',T." ?“and Mrs. Nina Stanford nnd mother. ..O Vmi Rmirinv Benner and daughter Eleanor ana wvu»« tertained Mr. and Mrs Gordon Lozo Mra ^da^Te^ker and thUdren of Mr Bnd CBrl Brodbpck- Olh- Lakeride park. July 23-26. ,----------------Mrs. Lena--------------------------------------Conklin. Mrs lYirrest and son Gregory over the weekend I Mrs. Ada Teaker and children of , fr MTrr Mr and Mrs. Bethel. Riverside park assembly August Stanun and children, visited Mra. • i Wolfe and Mrs. Emma Wolfe and g.]g —-w a>.~~ k- m - .j m — i u. Hannah Stamm .> at .the Mr. and Mra. I Edd Butler home in Pennfield townArbra Wolfe. Detroit. Mrs. Edith I The Methodist Church Wunderlich and son Rupert and Mr.; I ship honoring her natal day. Rev. George Wingard. Pastor I The members of the Mra. Anne and Mrs. Gilbert Percy and son ■ 10: 00 A. M — Morning worship I Denny of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mra. | 11: 15 A M—Sunday school. I Lena Coy family of. Lacey with a ■ Edwin Loop and Mrs. Alma Wun- , o1:00 P. M —Young People's serv- I brother had a home gathering on ' (lerllch of Grand Rapids. Miss tcc ’ Saturday night honoring the sevJeanne Burkle nnd MUs Helena' Tuesday 7:30 P. M. Choir-fifactlce ! era! members of the family who had Youthful smoothness of complexion Benner. Battle Creek and Mr. and Thursday 7 p. M.—Midweek serv- June birthdays, but due to illness, can be youra for many years to Mrs. James Long. Miss Dorothy1 [ee had been deferred. come! At pight, let Cara Nome Skin Long and Mr. and .Mrs. Chester । The Assyria Center school reunion South Woodland Church of the ■ was held Sunday with a fair at­ ! Long and family, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Cream compensate your skin for tho , Hugo Wunderlich. Hostings. Tills i Brethren tendance. The present incumbents. loss of its natural oils, dried out by I dinner and gathering was in hon-1 Arthur L. Dodge, pastor Milton Hartom. president and EvaTime and Weather. Simple to be or of Mrs. Barbara Burkle and Mrs. ■■ 10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon. Ilne Tusker, secretary, were re-elcctsure! But most effective I Start , Preston Manning of Lincoln. Ne- 1' Theme: "The Love of God." today this way. to Beauty. ! braska. who are making a few weeks 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. Le«Miss Betty Ketcham who Is serv­ J visit with relatives in Michigan. son: ' "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" ing an Internship In 4 hospital In Cc-mmunity Bible School Opened1 I 7.30 P. M. Y. P. D. meeting. Cincinnati. Ohio, has returned after Monday , ...... —. Last Sunday a delegation of j Tiie Community Daily Vacation1 young people visited the work Rev. Marclus E. Taber, pastor of Bible school opened Monday mom- camp at Shepherd where a group Battle Creek circuit who was priv­ । Ing. July 1 and will continue of young people have been doing ileged to attend u ten day period of REXALL DRUGGIST ', through July 34, 1 religious and social work among ministerial instruction sponsored by Hastings Phone 3131 । The school this year is under the I the Mexican beet growers, under the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, filled supervision of Mrs. George Win- , the auspices of the Brethren Serv- the pulpit on his charge Sunday. w. .............. . OODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS^-™~ RENEW YOUR LOVELINESS CARA NOME SKIN CREAM CARVETH & STEBBINS oiteo Gouty to Tho Community club has been GREGORY Mr. and Mn. Albert ■Stauffer callera at the horns of his brother taken up for this month so there Mr. and Mn. Hugh Case Sunday will be no July meeting but re­ spent tiie weekend in Detroit vl»member our school reunion Satur- Itlng Mr and Mrs Ray Wilcox. Mr and Mra Cleo Haywood and family of Dowling were Bunday Mrs Oral Miller and Mn. Doris .. . .. , .____ n- anrl Mrs. Warner of Detroit spent Sunday shaken up and suffered some crackwith the* Ehret Bcidmore family ot Augusta. Vern Haywood. rack by a trip rope. Mn. John Johnson and LoretU Mr. and Mrs. Cady have recently Mrs. Sarah Anden entertained and John of Delton and Mr. and purchased a home near the Court with a party Saturday afternoon in Mn. Nelson Jones and family spent school house on north Avenue Road. Sunday at Baseline lake ___ Mr and Mn Fred Wade returned DELTON Wlll McCallum received some to their home In DeWitt Monday Addison 3. Fennock. 83. passed away tn the Convalescent'home in rather bad bruises while trying to after spending the week with Mr. help a horse up. and Mn. Melvin Wade. Hastings. Friday after a long ill­ The many friends of Mrs Bertha Mr. and Mn. William Moore of ness. He had lived on a farm a Freeport were Sunday guests of Mr. mile south of Delton for 80 yean. He was the son of Mr. and Mn. Illness the past week but understand I and Mn. Burrel Phillips. Mn. Arthur Bergeron of Detroit Asa Pennock and was bom in Barry she is on the gain now. Mn. Sarah township April 33. 1839 four miles Erway has been visiting her the last . er and suter-m-iaw, mr. southeast of Delton. On January *ey. da^?' . MUs Barbara Jean Johncock. who : newavne Greenfield. 8. 1884 he was married to Clarissa Reed of Gun Plains. He leaves two has been with Mr“- Esther John-| Mra. Geraldine Jubelt and daughsons. Cleo of Kalamazoo. Leon of cock at the Jesse Osgood home for I u Mery Joan ot Detroit and MIm Delton, one daughter. Mn. John reveral weeks, returned to her home | jL-.t-ice robum and Gottlieb Wee­ In Hastings where ah* has employ-1 of Hastings and nieces Nancy Adams of Delton. Funeral services » “■,>» ~ xoi w" no-' were held in the Delton Methodist Rev. and Mra. R. Peiffer were wrre cau«.rs Friday evening at the church Monday at 2 P. M. with callera in the neighborhood Wed- home of Mr and Mrs. Elmer Bush, Rev. C. K Davis officiating. neaday and Thursday. On 1 , t - ---------------Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams and daughter Rosemary went to day they called on Mra. David | you CANT DENY IT "When I rose to speak, they threw Fulton. Ind.. Saturday night and on Shepherd at Leila hospital. Battle Creek. They report her to be cheery ' cowardly eggs at me " Sunday attended the Williams re­ and very much encouraged after a -What sort of eggs are those, union there. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whittemore rather serious operaUon. Her many Mister?" “A cowardly egg is one that hits ot- Rutland spent Saturday night friends here hope for speedy recovery. • I yOU and then runs." with their brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs Will Whittemore. Sunday they all visited Mr. and Mn Charles Soules at Three Riven Cameron Floria, who has been Banking Hours:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. stationed at a camp in Denver. ■ Colorado, spent from Thursday un-' til Monday with his parents. Mr. I and Mn. Charles Floria and fam- [ lly. He left Monday for Jefferson । Banacks. St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. .Glenn Williams I and three sons of the W. K. Kellogg , Farm spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams. On Sunday they all spent the day with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams and family near Freeport. I Mr. and Mn. Ralph Starring and two children of Level Park spent Sunday and Monday with his sis- j ter. Mn. Leon Pennock and family.' Mr. and Mn. George Schoolcraft, of Battle. Creek visited her parents Mr. and Mn. Bert Patton Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mn. Lowell Teeter of Hastings spent the weekend with Mr. and Mn. Russell Mott Peter Adrianson and son Harry Adrianson went to the home of Mn. Ida Pifer at Wall lake. Saturday where they enjoyed ■ fish dinner. They returned home Sunday eve­ ning. Mrs Plfer came home with them. WEST HOPE Mr. and Mrs Russel Holmes of Pontiac came Friday night to spend a week with her parents. Mr. and Mn. Will McCallum. Mr. and Mn. William McCallum and children of Kalamazoo were also weekend vis­ itors at home. . IIGH1 W« Pub commi petltlor Thorns erabie purpo erabie that lx Survey distric injunc nents the lak • petltlo for th Ing ah Ung f permi eatabl that the jx which time that Into only High NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION mert came agem ture Mrs. old mon Uiat Uest flnd live. High Jun reco tng Wln uati nurs M Is He Vo as Bio and lun T as Ha Teu pre Joa Cla RO B spo pu � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-07-23.pdf 10455b7e7fb4147972514b1c54baeace PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR PROPOSE DREDGING FOUR MILES OF THE B0.:.B Would Probably Moan Lower Level for Thornappla Lake. Public, Indvidual Concern In IBOO patrlck Dooley, then drain commissioner of Barry county, was petitioned to dredge the outlet of Thomapple lake, end for a consid­ erable distance down stream, -the purpose being to lower the level of the lake, and to reclaim a consid­ erable area of swamp and low land that bordered the lake and the river. Surveys were made, the drainage district was established, the pro­ posal to let the contract for the dredging was advertised. At that stage of the procedure a temporary injunction was granted to oppo­ nents of the proposed lowering of the lake level. At the hearing which was held In 1902 in the circuit court, Uie drain commissioner, also the petitioners for the drain who asked for the lowering of Uie lake level, were perpetually enjoined from go­ ing ahead with the project. There the matter rested until some months ago. when Judge Davis of Ionia, sit­ ting for Judge McPeek was asked to modify the Injunction, so as to permit relief to owners of land In the area, giving them the right to establish any claim, it they could. Uiat conditions have arisen, since the i»’rj>etual Injunction was grant­ ed. which did not exist at that time which the court could not at that time have foreseen, which required that the injunction be modified. Into Thomapple lake empties not only the Thomapple river, but also two other considerable streams — High Bank and Mud creeks. Since the Injunction was granted, sev­ eral large dialns. Into'which hun­ dreds of small drains empty, pour their drainage water Into the river and into these two creeks. After hard rains, or a prolonged rainy season, these drains add much to the volume of water that goes into Uie lake. The drainage area of Uirae three streams includes a con­ siderable part of Eaton county, five townships of Barry county, and ex­ tends Into Ionia county. High Bank Creek starts near the center or Johnstown, traverses the east aide of Baltimore, extends into the northwest portion of Maple drove, then through the southern part or Castleton. The drainage area of Mud Creek includes a part of 6ebewa township in Ionia county, part nf Sunfield township in Eaton county, about half of Woodland and (Continued on page J. Bee. 1) 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS Only Two Primary Racer In Prarpect For Barry County HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1942 TRIED PROPAGANDA IN 1ST WORLD WAR CONCERNING TIN CANS There have been many inquiries about saving tin cans. Only selected areas in the United States orc asked No Democratic nominating peti­ that there are only three detinning tions for county office were filed at Copy Llgflat Kept by plants in the country. Hence there the county clerk's office here as Uie Coo. C. Deon, Who will probably be no request for Un deadline was passed. Only two con­ Was in France can salvage In Barry county, inas­ tests, both In Republican ranks, ap­ much as two of the plants are tn pear in prospect during the primary. We read occasionally of how Ger­ tl»e east, and the third is on the Kenneth Braendle of Freeport, Republican, filed for register of1.man planes drop propaganda leaf­ deeds to oppose Vcmor Webster, Ijets ‘eu‘In n England and English planes than 2 per cent of Un. The public Is requested to save all In Germany. The pindo Incumbent, also a Republican. Her- ' “ ° the same --b.n c«*r-niomippl. wwnaup. |W «•?» >» wulm collapsible lubes In which tooth RwAwn. will OPPOM Mirk RlUli- “» mor»le of Uwlr opponent.. paste and other creams are packed. commissioner ■ ” Tnak ® them the | These tubes are 98 per cent pure I,, tn. prown dr.In commudoiwr "k,h"" war-weary, with — hope that Ufey win will oruig bring pressure pressure., tin. Un. These tubes an are couecica collected by who nope inat uiey inese woes oy who Is Is also also a a Republican Republican. nn» thc,r their government trnvemmeiit and armies mottiIm Ij drug rlnia stores, *tnre« sent to tn wholesalers, and No candidates in either party filed or to oppose Allan Hyde, county clerk; ,o *ue for >**ct Sometimes these then to the resmelters. The urgency George Ctouse. county treasurer H’’"PPG*** the intend-1 of collecting «lUpslble lube, has UuJnt. r Boroeu. Binxu. prowxuungi pn-MVUni —.— >“■' to “ a' regulation which requires Laurence t .lead yHomey; Glen Bera, sheriff *nd 1 Sfh efforte were made In the an old tube U>> be turned In when c r. P navnrup. Lathrop coroner. coroner lFlr,t Wor,d w*r Attorney George | certain toilet arUch are purchased. V. ............................... ,,, service ; of ASK FIXING LEVELS j FOR 2 BARRY LAKES of many thousand leaflets that Court Action la SouaM For !»«“ nwuuou* appe Tk-.-r-nli i ifi that leaflet, Which wan LWU.UThornapple, Upper ("rrwiirorl Crooked I laUd make the Amerlcan ^idien. G. R. BOOK CASE, LENTZ FURNITURE, JOIN NEW CORP. Eighteen Firmi Organize When petitions were received by IVTlkVU war-weary and appealiw-vi.w U» their UJ long ­ ptWWUIW* i------------------- ---------------------- . . . .... i iiur tn vet out nf the inuddv fllthv For War Production ■ trenches and shell holes, and return June session, asking for a court de- • theIr comforuble American The Grand Rapids Book Case & termination of toe levels of Upper homes. But the effect of the pam- Chal^ Co, Hastings, and the Lentz Crooked and of Thomapple lakes, ■ phlet was to make our soldiers more Table Co.. Nashville, are among U»> bod, UuinKUd l>n—«uUn, win U» eighteen furniture, building and riW nJ^stepa^to^i O•“* •!*"*<* lumber companies In six commun­ ities of western Michigan which both matter. Into toe Circuit Court 'ci have organized themselves Into a so us as to to nave have ^ucn such aeiermmauon determination ',ng lhe B>nnewhlch r a copy of one so teafleU WBJ| prinu .d of ln corporation, known as Holland In­ legally made. The prosecutor filed . ---- --- ~ -- - dustries. Inc., for the purpose of IM prtium. fw u>. r».nni» ■» f"«“■!>• 1> ™ •• I war production. aid set the date for the hearing wew •ay “,e* | Kellar Stem and L. A. Lent* have Don't die Uli you have tot on the Crooked lake petition for ,' been named to the board of dlrecFriday. September 4. and that fori । tor France, for Alsace-Lorraine, or. . Thomapple lake, on Wednesday. | for England In France? I The new corporation has the September 9. The Judge Is dlsquali- i Isn't it better anyhow to live W""™1 ,nd lraln,rd uni n uciicr uiiynuw iu uve i - ■ ---- .. ----, ...... - '^kmen -------fled for acting In the Upper Crooked ;1, then u .... of die, — no m.ller lev Me “ handle . .Me vkrev or. war ->r ..— .wr ror now ; to - ----- n - wide ------ variety . lake case, because as prosecuting! .......... .. a cause? . ....... glorious" Isn't it bet-1 U*’Ark or|t, Mr Mr Rtem Stem entrt said, byXmeo'f<lheamterc1 stcd parties. HejUr ‘" U> Uve end ran. ba.k U> rol'tnI ‘“coenroed*lnrwaTprerfu^ U» | Ca^e _ WUU lhe Or.nd lUp'd, Book uy mule ui inc uuciwwu pa, iktv. oo probably nrnhahlv will ask .dr an outside Judge ludae । of Uon. alll olJhe five leading factories to hear both cases. ,~ ' Prance? ----hcre- wl11 ** contributing directly to There will t: — *"^. 1 Vou have had to hear many high war effort nigh . ........... shown in both hearings. The Ban­ "hu-* *® * ner has recently mentioned the 1 fBluUn wonU ttboul "Ul*rty" ■■“u- a m Min nnrATii manlty” and “making the worla All) nAIR ,r Al EdT" openings and closings of the out­ ।\ safe for democracy" but honest now. Mill KMIU MLLI\ I let of Upper Crooked lake, and the i nrrn't thou* rstrh wnrdt min-lv nitftiAiiniw -! injunction proceedings to restrainI1 aren't these catch words merely aug-! ar coating to the bitter pill of mak- ' Tk\T AV the Barry county road commission Ing you spend wretched months Jar ■ 1 » IVI1MM I from interfering with the present from home? Do you really believe level of Upper Crooked lake, until those German soldier boys In their County To Try Out Its level shall be fixed by court faded grey uniforms on the other Its Defense Organization action. side of "No Man's Land" are hot on The Thornapple lake hearing. If On Monday evening, July 27. a se­ the trail of your liberties? the court shall leave Its level as Just like you. they want the war | ries of three of six short It is at present, might have a con­ to end with honor so they can go fire sirens in siderable effect on the proposed back to their home folks. AU they1 blasts on nil dredging of Thomapple river for the county will mark the beginning two miles up stream from toe In­ live. let to Thomapple lake. This pro­ And so. If it should happen to you be held here. In addition a series posed drainage Is discussed in an­ to fall Into their hands you will of three groups of six short rings other article In this l&sue. find that they will treat you fair will be sounded on all rural party enough on the principle of "Uve telephone lines to help reach RAGLA, YECKLEY DISTS. and let live". Why run any more areas not covered by the fire si­ TO SEND PUFILS chances than you have to. you might rens. Here In Hastings, blast* from the factory whistle at the Grand TO CITY SCHOOL many till the war Is over. Mr. ahd Mrs. Qus Wlngeier; for-, Rapids Bookcase Ac Chair Co. will Meetings were held Tuesday night merly of Lowell. Mr. Wlngeier also be used to supplement the sig­ came some time ago to assume man­ last week by the qualified voters of nals from the fire siren. agement of the W. A. Roth furni­ the Ragla school district. In Carl­ Chief of Police Harry Thompson, ture store; owing to house shortage. ton. and Uie Yecklcy In Rutland, to director of the county defense or­ Mrs. Wlngeier and their two-yearganization. cautions people not to decide whether .schools should be old son. Robert, Just arrived thia maintained In Ute two districts for The Sun OU Co's test well on the dlnary fire alarm. This practice month. the coming school year. Last year James P. Mead farm in Rutland Mr. Wingjier Is of the opinion alert Is the first of several planned there were only four pupils In the township, had reached a depth of that Hastings is one of the pret­ to test and Improve the county air Yecklay and seven In the Ragla over half a mile Sunday afternoon. tiest towns in Michigan and is raid set up. Il will help the en­ school. It was decided that both It passed the 2700 foot level. One finding It a most desirable place to tire effort. Chief Thompson said. schools be closed, and that the pu­ oil-bearing stratum had been enlive. He is a graduate of Lowell If people will make a special effort pils attend the Hastings schools. High, followfcg which he attended That will probably be a money sav­ to recognize Uie "alert" signal. whether It promised enough to be Junior college. Grand Rapids, for When the "alert" sound, auxiliary er for the districts, and should af­ worth developing could not be < two years. Later he took a mortic­ ■police and firemen here In Hastings ford the children better opportun­ learned; probably further tests alone ian course at Chicago and entered wUl report to the city hall. Watch­ ities than they would have In. will determine that. the employ of Mr. Roth at Lowell. ers and wardens throughout the schools with such a small attend­ In the seven days the rotary drill county will report to their senior He is a Mason and both he and ance. The proposal to abandon had bored an eight Inch hole a little Mrs. Wlngeier are affiliated with wardens who will, in tum. call the Ute Methodist church. He goes on Blake district of Orangeville and over 2.000 feet. From now on prog­ control center here. ress will be slower. When the biting record as enjoying fishing and hunt­ The purpose of this first "alert" the Yankee Springs district, but we ing and plays a little golf. Mrs I have not learned how those districts surfaces of the drill become worn Is to find out to what extent the the whole drilling outfit lias to be county la covered by the present Wlngeier (Gladys Roas), after grad­ I voted. pulled up, each of the 20 feet pieces signal system and how long it takes uating from Lowell High, entered must be taken apart, until the drill to clear all necessary calls back nurses' training and graduated from Is reached. That Is then removed to the control center. the Louise Wlthey School of Nurs­ SCREAMS REVEAL and a sharpened drill substituted. । ing. Blodgett hospital. Grand Rap­ LOCKED-IN BOY At 8:15 o'clock, one long blast Then, piece by piece the drill rod on sirens and one long ring on the ids. She Is a member of Ute Order of Eastern star. The Wlngeleera a pretty scared little chap when he telephones, will give the “all clear" (accent on the Win), have bought woke up In the Strand Theatre, the well the longer time It takes signal. the Wm. Benjamin house at 002 S Tuesday night, between twelve and to make this necessary change of Broadway, formerly owned by Her­ one o'clock, and found himself sur­ the drill. Considerable salt has been found rounded by a blackout and deep man Sandeen. silence. It seems he had fallen asleep bered that about BOO feel of nearly DeForest Walton. Jr., who has during a double session of pictures, slumped down, and was not dis­ Kidder well, about two miles north- completed his training at Corpus Christi and Is home on a brief fur­ covered when lights went off. He found his way- to one of the outer go down below the 5,000 fool level. lough, gave a very Interesting talk at the Rotary Club meeting Monday doors and had kicked quite an About 100 Leglonalres and their opening in the heavy plate glass noon, in which he told, as far as he wlvea attended the Fourth District when his shrill screams attracted felt was allowable under naval reg, American Legion Assn., which ulallons, some of his experiences as the attention of Landlord Green was held in thia city Sunday. Ray who was having a late lunch in the The American Legion, with the a trainee In the naval air-lralnlng Von Bllenen, of Niles, was chosen Coffee Shop end of the hotel, camps at Dallas and Corpus Christi. as commander > of the district Le­ nearby. He summoned Mrs. Branch assistance of other groups, is sport­ Texas. That training Is serious busi­ gion. Shirley Henry of thia city to unlock the door and Sheriff soring a collection of old phono­ ness for the young fellows who take was made vice commander. Vent Bera escorted the little fellow to graph records, which will be made it. But they gain a lot of valuable Into new records for use in soldiers Simmons of Constantine second his honie 1104 N. Michigan Ave. and sailors service clubs in their knowledge and experience. Occa­ vice commander. Walter* Single of many camps, wherever located. The sionally something very funny hap­ St. Joseph and Arthur Clark of RECEIVED PROMOTION quota for Hastings Is 2A00. which pens. and sometimes things occur South Haven were chosen as dele­ IN FERRY COMMAND will be collected within the next that are anything but humorous. gates to the national convention But the young men like It. and In the list of military promotions two weeks. The Junior Chamber and Harry Larsen of this city was । strive with all their might to moke published in lite last ten days, ap- of commerce will aid In thia oolnamed as the alternate. , lection. Tiic records may be tak­ good and to pass the required tests. The Auxiliary officers named were en to Moore's Service Station. Tex­ as follows: Mrs. Shirley Henry, of Hastings, president; Mrs. Estelle the U. S. A. Air Corps and execu- aco or Mobile Gas stations, or to Teuter. of Benton Harbor, vice Uve officer of the ferry command Legion hall. Those having old re­ cords, which they do not care for president; Mrs. Oertrude Fisher. St jocenb. treasurer; Mrs. Bernice ud Un nown H.rtneu o, llwInga and baa been a frequent vis;unre. which li nation-wide his home near the north city limits Clark. South Haven, chaplain. It was voted to reduce the dis­ last Thursday morning. Russell trict meetings from ala to four a merclal aviation long before war Bmelker. a member of the city fire year for the duration. was declared and Iws been able department, discovered his car was to render valuable service from Its on fire. He attempted to extin­ ROLLER SKATING beginning, as has his wife, Nancy Two rural schools, not mentioned guish the blaze but fearing he Barry Co. Christian Endeavor will heretofore, field special meetings would be unable to do so alone sponsor a skating party open to the turned in the alarm and his fel­ public. Proceeds to go to the coun­ The ferry command is naturally schools.- The Rogers school dis­ low firemen came to his rescue ty organisation. Local units will trict of Carlton will send Its pupils However, Russell had put out th? sell tickets, also available at the Ice cream social *Bunnell church to Hastings, and the pupils of the fire before they arrived and before door. Monday night, July 27. at Branch district, of Maple Grove It had damaged the car very much Reid's ReoorL Adv. 7-M Saturday evening, July 25.—adv. M> ahla • It Ik.. AIR RAID "ALERT' I May We | Introduce... Mead Weil Drilled to Over Half-Mile Depth DeForest Walton Jr. Addressed Rotary Club Mr». Shirley Henry Is Elected Auxiliary Head Very Good Use for Old Phonograph Records Firemen Called Out by Fire in Fireman's Car Two Moro Districts Vote to Close Schools SECTION ONI—PAGES 1 to I 85TH ANNUAL FAIR |°oba™YndW0men HERE AUG. 11-15 M. S. C. MEET' w iu>. ,. - SALVAGE When the drive for household markets. Last Friday the Barry H«hty BarTy County women, who County ( Salvage Committee was FINEWI NATIONAL Reason Why All Should Go arc local leader* of Home Extension inotified toat the OPA was taking Cash Premiums Are Ara $5,000 $5,000 groupi Bn(j member* of the Home 1action to reduce the celling price Cosh 424 Mm TrwiMd to Operate Machines The 85th annual Barry county , Extension Council, will be attending on ' household grease a cent a pound. Chance Still Open fair will be held in this city Aug.' F*nn Women's Week at Michigan ;An Amendment to Schedule 53 of the General Maximum Price Regu­ lation has been prepared which .will . .. , 20-31. on scholarships provided by ,set a nation-wide ceiling price. <h~ IUr» h... down Un pwpl. „„ Co„n,y Because of the action of the OPA In this city, sponsored by qur city of Barry county together. They ment. the housewife will now receive four schools, crith'the enUre cost at it have promoted Improvements in Mbs Mary E. Bullis, Home &- ,rents a pqunt! for the household crops and In livestock by yearly tension agent, will' accompany the .grease she sells to the meat dealer. paid by the federal government, to aid which this work was inauguralcompetition. That county fairs are , women Others planning to attend 1 worthwhile and worth keeping up arc staff members of the Barry ' tinned. Since April 22. 1M1, Nais shown by the fact that national., County Health Department, inos well as state, authorities advise eluding Dr . J. K. Altland. dlrec- 1 that these fairs be held wherever | tor. and Miss Loulsfe Hayward, senpoHiblc this year, although they Ho counselor. have asked that state fairs be disMrs. Leon Dunning of. Delton I on North Broadway, the instructors continued during the war. This is | chairman of .the Home Extension; Its Vaters So Decide, Will, due to the fact state fairs call peo-i Council and a local leader, have,[ George Stowell. pie from long distances, which been asked by Miss Bullis, to take1 Be Added to Other Dists. j| structlon. should be discouraged now because part tn the radio program broad-' of restrictions In the use of gaso-lr*»t from £>*1 Lansing, at 10:15 l3| The qualified voters of the Cobb' line, the use of automobiles and; A M Monday. July 27. ..’ school district, which is mostly in1 automobile tires; but In county The Barry delegation Lx eallmat‘ ' Irving with some land in Rutland! in each class, are receiving training. fairs, where folks come from short b? Mr Tenny to be Ute largest. .i township, have voted to dissolve! distances, the benefits outweigh the to attend from any one county. All meetings are open to the pubi that district, which has had no I very trifling cost of gasoline and ~- i the very small wear of tire* ne­ lie and free of charge. Anyone -- -- - — -• ------- - --wishing to go over for one day. can' 01 I The purpose is to train men to cessary to attend them. These na­ obtain further details about : Uie dLxtrlct lias been so small that 1 tional authorities recognize that program by calling Mis* Bullis at; 1 tO *nd l^n! county fairs do help to promote the Extensions Office in the Court to another district Now the school, better crops, better livestock and census shows enough increase of pubetter farm conditions. They also House at Hastings recognize that such fairs furnish older can take this training if ho attendance might be expected. entertainment that people need But the voters of the district re­ and can enjoy, at small coat, un­ alize that there are repairs needed, training he Is qualified for a poslder such war conditions such as we and many changes required to are now passing through. make the school room what it ought done. Over SO per cent of toooc This year the Barry county fair fn hr for in un.tn.dalr irhivl who have taken the training here Is making a special effort to inter­ ! When they faced that proposition, have already found employment In est Ute young folks—the future Retail War Stomps and ; the majority decided that it would factories In this city. Lansing and farmers of America. More than | be better to dissolve the district. Bond Drive Meeting fifty per cent of the cash premiums increasing demand for trained workWith Good Response ji Most of it will be annexed to the offered are for 4-H club and Smith­ • Thonuipplc-Kellogg area1’ Two.----------------------- Hughes project exhibits. Over half Barry county retailers will prob­. farms will be added to the Little I pecially in factories which are pe»of the 85.000 premiums to be award­ ably double the quota assigned to!' Brick district and one to that of during for the government. Umt» ed this year will be paid to mem­ the Algonquin Lake school. j would seem to be little doubt about ‘“"p. The town boards “ “’■« and “»■ ■ machine work at good of Irving ]— obtaining bers of 4-H clubs. The Barry county fair Is doing more than any> and bond drive, according to George-Rutland must approve the Cobb wagea al other In the state, except toe Carpenter, chairman. With a quota I district action. It Is believed both I There straight 4-H club fairs, to aid 4-H of 88.112 00 for Uy! month, rales tolwilj consent, because they will na- • carried c turally desire to do what the real- (classes 1 clubs and other plans to interest date total more than 814.53100 Reports from various comrnun-1 dents of that district so evidenUy Ing for i the young people of the country 1ri agriculture. itlrs in the county to date are as' desire, and will mean no added ex- pertence j pense, nor any loss, to either town- who of This year, for the first time In follows: Sales I Second—■classes for men who are ne July Sales to to ship. "*-*------ recent years, premiums are offered Date i Consolidation of school districts. I employed, but who need or dM Chairman iQuota for Grange exhibits. The Barry or arranging to send the children of further training, or who wish county fair this year will offer the Middleville— Paul Faulkner 8 500 00 8 680 25i rural districts to 12-gradc schools ■ learn how to operate other kinds largest cash premiums ever given in I in cities or villages la very appar- machines as well as the kind the history of Barry county fair. Nashville — i ibi -u. — ik... «... m I wHLti hm mnferrW Ralph Hess .. 800.00 4.45120 They will aggregate over 85.000. districts in this county where school' which,Is toe largest sum offered by Woodland — Leon Hynes... 400.00 350.75 any county fair in Michigan in a year that number will be reduced project to the school which Freeportcounty toe size of Barry. ----- - •“ Ken Braendle 254 00 to leu than 60. If there were a' i---- “ consolidated school In the south- i Dellon-PralrievUle— 815*70 eastern part of this county. * anJ | Ellis Faulkner 350 00 attractions, of which we will speak Hastings would add several grade; later, will be worthwhile. Let's Hastlnga— Ben Gidley ... 5fl00fi0 7A03.60 rooms, district schools would ap-j( make the 85th the outstanding < 71A0 proach the vanishing point. county fair In the history of Barry Dowling 104.00 county. We should do this because Oun Lake Area. Hickory Comers 200.00 the fair is a community affair. Is for Die people of Barry county: so Total SalA to July 18 ..814.531.00 everyone should encourage it by at­ Ben Oldley. chairman for Hast­ tending. It will be worth seeing. The Banner will mention later many ings. reports a sale of 82.6W.85 in The Hastings Jr. Chamber of more Interesting things about this stamps and bonds here during the Commerce is co-operutlng with the past week as follows: So let's everybody help by boost­ Zone 1. Homer Smith. Capt. 8 457.90 Ing "Navy Recruiting Days" July trust funds belonging to ing for Uie Barry county fair and Zone 2, Kendall Reahm... 557.30 by attending. Get your Uckcte In Zone 3. Dick Jacobs 1,373.70 have a flight trainer at the Waldo advance, thereby aavlng money and Zone 4. John Delnaay .... 311.25 Stadium In Kalamazoo. Any young July 24. 1M1, shall be If Barry county does succeed in assure yourselves a good Ume. Tiic fair will be worth your time and doubling Its quota. Mr. Carpenter 27 interested in taking up flying the very little it will cost to attend with the Navy can go to Kalamazoo Hastings will remember. Ha already enrolled are doing a superb during one of these days and take The fair is the place and the Job to make up for those who are the teat In the trainer to see children. Her will, which is on Ume to meet your friends. Il Is not yet taking part in the drive. whether he can qualify as a pilot. Mr. Carpenter pointed with par­ the only InsUlutlon left which calls ticular pride to Dowling, the Gun all the people of Barry county to­ though the young man cannot enLake Area and Hickory Comers gether. so It has social value. The fair Is patriotic also. It Is None of these communities were however, if he can qualify to pass originally assigned quotas but all being held this year because, In the the examinations of a flyer. judgment of state and naUonal have voluntarily joined the drive Anyone interested can contact bequest* amount and are doing a great job. Dr. L. J Caston for more complete authorlUes, cotifity, fain should be continued. They do. in the Judg­ information. The teste will be other belongings to friends and conducted by Lieutenant Com­ stitutlona. ment of these authorities, play a mander Harry Klpke. part in keeping up the morale of bequeathed in trust to the two ecthe American people In these try­ ing days. In this connection the fair officials announce that the Jr. The local Rationing Board will Gebhardt of thia city. They Chamber of Commerce will have paid the bequests, also ail headquarters on the fairgrounds, make it convenient for the people M. H. Avery. Assistant State 4-H during the enUre fair week, for Uie to secure their second allotment of Club Leader from Michigan State purpose of selling war stamps and cunning sugar. Allan C. Hyde. Ra­ College, will meet with Barry- Coun­ tioning Administrator, announced war savings bonds. ty 4-H poultry, garden and crops today. COBB SCHOOL DIST. TO BE DISSOLVED COUNTY PASSES JULY QUOTA J. C. of C. Sponsors "Novy Recruiting Days" Rationing Board Simplifies Securing of Canning Sugar The plan Is to mall each person CONCERT who has already registered for their flrat allotment of canning sugar an application blank which they may Program fill out at their convenience and re-. National Anthem. tum to this office by mall and the March-MJonnectlcul. Naasann. sugar purchase certificate will be Overture—Calif of Bagdad. Bolel- mulled back to the applicant Can­ dleu. ning sugar will be available as long March—Colossus of Oalumbia. as there is fruit to can. so the house Alexander. wife need only make application Bass Solo. Solo Pom|x»o. Hayes when the'sugar Lx needed, thereby Played by Shirley Henry. avoiding a trip to Hostings and March—Invcrthrglll, Lllhglow. standing In line to secure these cer­ Old English Dance—Country Gar­ tificates. Tlwee who have not made dens. Granger. any application may secure an ap­ Soldiers' Chorus from “Foust"— plication blank by dropping a postGounod. Selection—Hill Billy Medley, Are County Rationing Board. Hastings. by DeLamater. Michigan. March—National School Band Mr. Hyde states that of the Association. Mader. amount of sugar granted on your Novelty—Old McDonald. Are. by flrat allotment, you are now eligible Yoder. for such other amounts of fruit you March—On Wisconsin. Purdy. pound of sugar for each four quarts cleaning kaechle drain of the finished canned fruit, but you should also bear In mind that completed-----last week ---you ,-vu will wu, vc be icqucoicu requested to W uie file u a stateWhat la known as Die Kaechle went showing the total number of (rain in Tiinrnnnma smim-i— UtMTof fruit put up this year with about 24 miles west of Middleville your sugar allotment and If you HASTINGS CITY a clean-out Job, and was done un­ der the supervision of the county drain commissioner. Mark Ritchie The cleaning out was * accomplished with a dredge, which seems to haw done a very satisfactory Job. guilty of violating the Sugar Regu­ lations and subject to penalty. RURAL CARRIERS* TO PICNIC $35,000 TRUST PENNOCK HOSWTJ M. H. AVERY TO’ ADDRESS 4-H CLUBS district County ranged Friday, meetings held in the county. Agent Harold Foster has ar­ for the three meetings for 135,000. Which 1* to July 34th. at the following 10:00 A. M. Alton school house; 2:00 P. M. Briggs church and 8:00 P. M. Milo school house. Mr. Avery will discuss the man­ gard to the hospital la agement and care of the 4-H poul­ try, garden and crop* projects. Special emphasis wilt be placed on the selection of exhibits and prepar­ ing the exhibits for the Fair. to furnish Barry County 4-H club niemben enrolled in these projArts are urged known as by County Agent Poster to attend furnished. I direct that the ty Fair premium books will be dis­ come therefrom. payable hi tributed to those Interested In ex­ hibiting at the Fair. President Sustains Opinion of Local Board A decision of the Barry County result of an appeal taacii taken to mo the president in the case of Richard QbHon Perrault. The local board classified Perrault as 1-A after America entered the war. In March. 1942. the registrant look hil Headquarters asked for a review The Barry county rural letter car­ riers association and auxiliary will picnic at Murphy's Point, Gun lake. drainage district. About 100 acres United States government park Saturday. July 25. Potluck supper is claimed. About 20 acres of’oelery at 8:30 otlock. Come and bring your fanUUes. Secretary. the president. out explicitly the contained; but I trustees keep hospital board �LOCAL NEWS OPEN EVENINGS And four women SAVED TIRESGASOLINE and MONEY Leave it to American women to ihow their ingenuity. Now they're "pooling" their car* to do their shopping comfortably and convenient­ HASTINGS Store Hours 8:30 a. m. - 8:30 p. m. Sat till 10 p. m. Sunday in August Sunday scho°> being the first Ume since Dec. 19. ^aiwijibaiteldat OOOA. ^ The Boyes Agency th* past week | that she had left her home except •old the 1B0 acre farm of the Hcfflei and church services wHl begin at In an ambulance. On Sunday she bower eatats tn Carlton township 11 00 A M. Nsxt Sunday. Jie co^reg.Hon and Bunday Khoo Dan Postma of Freeport; a H. O. L.1 O. house. In that village was bought ---• 8. - Jenkins, •—a - -former ■ ■ Prank real2S!?,u“fV OtuTume"at will“assemble for’the the last time «l itfoot of Hope and Rutland town- will by Fred Kunde. The Oall Ughtf“* dent ■ the accustomed ptace of worship, w^p t 'eker11 ,hlp*. but who hu for the last IB trip remarkably well. property, the former John Riel-----Grace Guild will meet av Sl&ter M. Aquln. daughter of Mr. home, was sold to Russell Blough.I; I year* lived in California, ta visiting and Mrs. William Smith of this city. Loren Boyes house In the second old-time । friend* in Barry County. rm Wadnesdsr. July 39. a 1* attending Fbrdham University. ward on E South stryet was pur- ! New York City, for six week*. I chased by Otis Hartiiy. iner Office one day last week. While Next Sunday the p^lor will LiUie Carl Wespinter HI. who has ;Mr. Jenkin* wag bom and grew to preach on "Chrtotian Content­ been seriously Hl with a threatened imanhood in Jackson county, Mtehlmeat.'' attack of pneumonia. Is, reported ( much Improved. ? i PRBSBTTEMAN ■ Owing to government regulations ।seems in a way Uke coming homt ANNGUNCKWBNT8 , He say* ha enjoy* life In no ouiciai official suuenieni statement can now be 1to him. nun. nr nc enjuj* Sunday morning worship at ten I given out as to temperature read- California, and thinks it a won- thirty o'clock. The pastor wlU toll 1 Ing* at the water works, but seeing, derful state. He makes hta home about “Making The Best of It. and j that It's all over now. we can state there with hta daughter and het will preach on the theme. "Con­ without fear of disloyalty that the husband, Mr. and Mn. John Os- version." past post week weex end eno was probably prooaoiy the me good, at Hemet. Mr. Osgood ta a » hottest in a good number of years; brotlter of Jtere Osgood, a proml-' FIRST CHURCH OF regular southern Missouri com nent and well-known cltlsen of I CHRIST, SCIENTIST I growing weather, with accompany­ Hope township and is a son of the | The subject - for Sunday- U late Ira Osgood, a pioneer of that, "Truth." Ing humidity. J 4«>---------------I Mrs. Lula Gibson, who ha* been township. Mr. Jenkins states that Hemet Is BARRYVILLE at a Lansing hospital and at the home of her sistec for the past not In California's orange district.; Mr. and Mn. Cameron McIntyre month recovering from a fractured but that other orchard products are and children were Bunday dinner shoulder and other wrious Injuries, raised in that section. Hta »on-ln- - guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mctaw hu a fine apricot orchard near | Intyre. the town. j Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Willetts re­ thia week. -------------------—- , i turned from their trip to Ariton* Howard Martin. Jr., of, Dowling Is now with the U. S. force* In Aus­ KIWANIS SOFTBALL LEAGUE 1 on Wednesday. They had a grand standlnga-| trip, but were very happy to get.* tralia where hl* experience a* driver Pct! Iback back toto Michigan. They They found found _____ wW LL Pct Michigan. for the school bus here may put him }ln good trim for handling one ofi walldorff Furniture .3 0 1.000 Stanley and wife u wellu uiual I Uncle Sam's big tanks. [ Hasting* Cleaner* .......... 2 0 *1.0001 and "* very *busy. “ .500 > Fourteen campfire girl* from Norj Lynn Stedge. who enlisted In Trethrlc Agency .............. 1 I 500 rl* lake spent three or four days June, is now stationed at Ft. SUL Western Autp .............. I 1 .0001 last week at Orlo Roush's Hlghbank Oklahoma, u a mechanic tn the I commercial Printers .02 ,000 park. On Sunday the Morley and groundcrew Roth Furniture ..............0 3 I Jim Mead families, numbering 60. Mtas EHzabeth Harlow Is the new . • I held their reunion there. These counselor at the Barry Co. Health Trethrlc. 4. Roth 3. people came from Detroit. Grand DepL-Kellogg Foundation. She ta Cleaners fl. Western Auto 3. Rapids and other points. The 1 transferred from the Van Buren Walldorff 19. Printers 7. Charles Hoffman family reunion I County center where she hits been Walldorff X. Roth 5. also met at the park, numbering ‘ a member of the itart for the past By a strange co-lnddence, July 94. Trethrlc-Weslern Auto; 3fl. | Landlord Green has quite trans- July 27. Rolh-Wcstem Auto; July these two groups were related and neither knew the othef was meeting | formed the lobby of Hotel Hastings 28. Cleaners-Walldorff. there. Mr Roush reports around with a complete set of new furntahM!J lb. sack ................. ! Ings. Chromium and red leather 300 were there throughout- llic. (l.iy_ j upholstered furniture, a modem i and evening last Sunday. Mr*. Clara Day and Mrs. Huron * writing table of white,' new floor । I lamps, cigarette stands, and clean | JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH Healy went to Muskegon on Thurs­ white walls give It a most attractive Rev Glen R. Stewart of Aledo, day taking Mrs. Wilson Wlllitts and I appearance. [ HL will give a gospel message children home. Mr*. Mtada Mudge -----------------**-•---------------based on Pilgrim* Progress Sunday of Grand Rapids returned home , STREET CROSSING ACCIDENT evening. July 2fl. at 8 P. M. Rev. I About .7 o'clock Monday morning ; 3tewBrt ,n artlst Of exceptions! Mr. and Mrs Russell Mead and an accident occurred al the inter-. ablllly wlu Jhow tweive Hft-si*e wns have returned to their home I section of Grand street and— South OU 0)1 pmmillgn paintjngg illw, (hia uwai own -U,»y work) miIn atuiavur Oscoda. Sunday dln. They wereuuiiua ; wiitMichigan avenue Nell Hynes. 127; ,ih..,„,L,- n 127: utustmtlon Oft Pilgrim, Progress net guests of Mr. and Mrs. MsrE C.r.nd ... anm, east- 1 t-a.. nubile V as driving ta wrduir rnrrtlallv InVl^ invited to to ritt ritt Mead. Mead । ward <«» Grand street and dawn a । thU Mrvlce> An offering will oc Mrs. Anna DeVine's condition re­ I grade. Helen Dugan of MlddlevUle I mains about the same.’ She takes Small pkg...............—..... | was driving a car owned by Robert j very little nourishment. ' Anderaon of Middleville, with Mis.-:• FIRST U. a CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mead and " I LaVonda Anderson as her paysenSn<i Sheen ........................ tv The sermon subject for Sunday son of Hastings were Saturday ger. and was going south on Mich­ morning will be "Bitter Water* night and Sunday guests of Mr. and Igan and down a grade when the Made Sweet." Mrs. Maurice Adrlan&on and aon. । At fl:30 the Junior and Inter­ cars crashed at the crossing. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lancaster of Gerber, _________ . » for ■ I Miss Dugan. 19. suffered a cut on mediate zocletlea will resume their Hasting* were Sunday afternoon I her right forearm and a scratch' meetings. callers of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hig­ across i.r. her .x.e.ie.u. forehead. Miss Ander-1 contests for points to determine don. Mr and Mrs. Harold Higdon Ritz ................................................. ■ ,I aciun , son, 14. suffered a slight back in-1 wb0 sba(| their way paid to of Battle Creek were Saturday ■ jury and was also hurt about the the ,umroer school at Uke Odessa night and Sunday guests. Other chest. Both were taken to Peh-! wm dose On Sunday'evening, Aug. Sunday caller* were Mr. and Mrs. N. B. C........................... pkg*. “ 1 | nock hospital and were released soon ; 8 The school will convene Monday Robert crockford of Woodland and I after. Mr. Hynes was not hurt nfunioon. Aug 3. end close Sunday Arthur AUerdlng and friend. । Both cars were damaged by the noon. Aug. 9. Mra. Rex Dunnigan spent a cou­ A down .............................;........... ■ ** Impact. j Sunday evening song service and ple days last week with her sister. Mrr. Hubert Lathrop. Little Janet , FARM BUREAuVrWS mr-age*^spent the fore pan of the week at Chsrmln ................................. roll* I HASTINGS COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES the Lathrop home. ! FARM BUREAU I The sermon subeet Shnday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McClelland The July meeting of the Hasting* | inOmlng wUl be "More Scriptural and daughter of Battle Creek were J Community Farm Bureau met at I Reasons for the Jew* Persecutions " Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al­ the home of Mr. and Mra. Allen At the evening service the sermon bert McClelland. I McDonald with a very good attend- subject will be Some Things About Charles Hutton and his mother, ; ancc. The discussion leader dlvid- [ Armageddon." • Mrs. Minnie Hutton of Walled Uke ed tire group into two section* and । The Ladies Aid ha* been poat- came Sunday to spend a few days -----------------------------------until July when will itwith Mr. andMr Mrs we discussed.... 'The Future forI poned Agri- poned until30July 30 It wtren ' with andVVill Mr>Hyde Wilt Mrs UvH. Mr. culture" after which the point, be held at the home of Mr. and Hutton and Mllgra have bren here I brought out in the discussions were, Mrs. Leslie Oros*. " “ I summarized. The August meeting -----------j will be a picnic. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH I Mrs. Juna Martin of Hastings and a friend were Bunday dinner guests ---------------- Beginning with Sunday. Aug. 9.i of Mr. and Mn. E H. Lathrop. I MUNICIPAL COURT services will be held In the AmeriMrs. Paul Kesler and daughters | Don Young, arrested on a dlsor- can Legion hall. West Green and derly chargv, was brought into Church streets. The proposed re- were Bunday dinner guests of Rev. •nd Mr*. J. J. Willetts. । Municipal court Saturday He ad- modeling of the church-edifice. E At our annual school meeting mltted the offense and was given Bond and East streets, make this last Monday night, Earl Tobias was five days in Jail. . change necessary. With the first elected treasurer. We are unable to give the name of the new director as the one elected doe* not inlena to qualify and the board hu not as yet appointed another. Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Lathrop and Ho.tinga, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 M l children were Sunday dinner guests ' of Mr. and Mra. Wirt Surinc of 'FRIDAY end SATURDAY — JULY 24 end 25 I Nashville. Hubert's had a tcleDOUBLE FEATURE FROOBAM phorie installed last week. Nosh­ ' rille exchange and their number Is Jimmy Lydon .nd Muy Andmon In I 3189. I Mr*. Charles McCoy of Grand > Rapids and her daughter-tn-taw, And Charles Starrett and Russell Hayden in (Mm. William Corey and children of Texas, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde Tuesday and Wed। nesday night. | Walter Vioker* of Nashville spent SUNDAY and MONDAY — JULY 26 and 27 the weekend with her parents. Mr. Dorethy Umour and Richard Denning In | Mr. and Mra Elmer Olllelt ac। companled Mr. and Mr*. Carl Reese ' to Augusta Bunday afternoon. Mix* Bargain matinee Bunday 1:00 to 3:00 (Clara Gillett and a group of girls are spending the week at Wall lake. ' Stuart Day is spending the week TUES., WED., and THURS. — JULY 28, 29 and 30 ; with hi* stater. Mrs Karl Oaawr Shirley Temple, Guy Klbbee and Dickie Moore In and family near Assyria. Vemard McClelland is in Battle Creek this week vtalfirig Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McClelland. IRVING GARDEN'CLUB Eran|r Jenkins Vilitl «/QnK JCORini ▼ to! FriDfldt Here aid Ryan house, 337 E Grant St. fined in Pennock hospital in Hasti ng* .—Bradley Items In Wayland ________ ____________ ____________ Mias Betty Swift of Middleville b Oiobe. Mrs. Courtney is a former named Victory Ann and Valory a recent addition to the local Bu­ nt R/vlil aim tare* Ulu resident of Hastings, haring served as pastor of the Nazarene church here, and was released from the hospital last week. Arnold C. Johnson, son of Mrs. ly. Usually four women "club" together, riding in one car one day and another the next, thereby laving tires and gasoline for national de­ fense. And by coming to FOOD CENTER they save money, too, be­ cause every price is a low price every day. Our "ceilings" cover a 75c 89c $J09 Pillsbury Flour Pillsbury Flour Pillsbury Farina Pillsbury Farina store full of savings. DON UTS SUGAR kA II Ik |Z IN BREAD Elmdale Flour Energy Flour CHURCHES 29‘ 18‘ 9‘ Pillsbury Cake Flour 99c lOc IO - 59c O -j* t 39e 3— 29c Koo,Ad 2-9c Baby Food A FULL DOZEN for GRANULATED lgl| ht. Carnation, »' Armour. 17c 94c Shre'ed Wheat 9 94c Paper Plates 1 Ac Toilet Tissue 4 OEc Bakers Vanilla _ supreme MEAT DEPARTMENT O £ — 9 Crackers JYi^^^Tf flFRUIB L VEGETABLES BACON TID BUS »> 17' BOLOGNA, RING OR SLICED »> 22c RIB BOILING BEEF «>• 19c ASSORTED COLD MEATS >°"g >Hc« 29c COTTAGE CHEESE lb-“12c HAMBURG 2 »>s. 39c MICHIGAN CABBAGE lb 3c MICHIGAN WAX BEANS 2 11c CELERYHEARTS bunch Qc CUCUMBERS 3 f°r 10c RED RIPE TOMATOES 2 lb>. 29c LEMONS doz 23c JTTRAND TtiEATRF "HENRY AND DIZZY" "RIDERS OF THE NORTHLANDS" "°XSR STEAKS 37c RINSO22£,m’"2(., 19’"pt, SILVER DUST, towel free pkg LUX FLAKES reg phg 10c ige pkg. LUX SOAP 3 bar, GO' 23' 22c 19c P EACH E S 2 17c LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 bar, 19c GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER 2 pk» 9c FELS NAPTHA SOAP 6 bar, 28c CUMALENE lg*pk19' "BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON" "MISS ANNIE ROONEY" Barry BONDS STAMPS JEtf FRIDAY and SATURDAY — JULY 24 and 25 ‘ DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM The East Side Kids, Bobby Jordan. Leo Gorcey tn "MR. WISE GUY" And Ona Munson and Stuart Erwin In "DRUMS OF THE CONGO" FOR VICTORY us. WAR SAVINGS theatric Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 SUNDAY and MONDAY — JULY 26 and 27 Special Return Engagement of James CXgney and Olivia DeiUvitand The Irving Garden dub met Thursday at the home of Mr*. Clare Williams. Mrs. Cora Campbell and iMtas Cotagrove assistant hostesse*. ■ Eighteen member* were prerent. । Mra. Williams read several Item* on | “Herbs" followed by general dlacusston. Next meeting will be August zu with 20 wnn Mr*, mr,. olenn a lean Miller MUM,, at her new *■ house Dowling—al>H day “ ”at ~ meeting, pot luck dinner.. Mra. Amby Mugridge will assist as co­ hostess. Annual elub picnic will be held Sunday. July ao. at Murphv'a Point. Oun take: program In charge of Mra. McCau). Mrs. Carter. Mr*. Stanton and Mr*. Winiam*. -——"STRAWBERRY BLONDE" ■ r. Bargain matinee Sunday, 3:00 to 5:00 TUES., WED., and THURS. — JULY 28. 29 and 30 Returned at popular prices and by request of many Hailing, fan, — Jack Benny and Kay Francis h> "CHARLEYS AUNT" MAKE EVERT MT DAY BOND DAY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY M, 1912 Mr. and Mrs. Will MUhler and \i E \1/ hJE\A/C daughter Gwendolyn were Sunday ’• r* ™ dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. My- i - special meeting tonight Joint! ron Thompson of Bowne Center Gerald and Emmet Olcss aro ' with the Auxiliary. This ta an Im-1 portant meeting* and we want you spending a ten days' outing wlUi Within the year ending July t the 4-H club at Bostwick lake. chance* should be weighed before (Continued from page L Bee. 1) Our Pont hu bought a new hec- | the pdbllc shall be called on to pul Michigan State Board of Control 1943, state inheritance taxes have Miss Correne Gies* *pent tile been levied and collected in Barry weekend at the Archie Thomas tcgraph for the use of Adjutant and ■ . up port the cash to do IL t0T vocational Education. . __„ . -^^--7, cl„ County as follow*: home at Cascade. On Saturday Quartermaster. Estate of Edith Godfrey...I 20 00 they all fished on Thomapple rivComrade Wm^Andr^ws has comf IMITV HATIlkX 50 far thtrc ,laVf “*cn trained 127 Estate of Mary De Lieu 79.65' er •v ■'"h • good geed catch. pleted , Wl'II'lUlill I HUI ! men In the pre-employment depart­ with a . _ painting and decorating hta J o.i, i ment. and 207 have received »up- Estate of Francis Sander*.. ' Mrs. Maggie Runyon of Isike home. The Otis school reunion ha* been1 P>«n»entary tralnlng-a total of 434. Estate of Herbert D. Wei­ Odeum i'as a Sunday dinner guest Comrade Harry Brown had life' ring ---■ 70.03 1' at the Lacy and Porrltt home. i cancelled for the duraUon Reridents of Lake Od mlhfortune of having iii* leg pierced | c,nceu~ ,or tn* uut>u011 > BnMC Ionla, Caledonia •nd Ver- Estate of Robert Aitofl. .. 30314;i Mr. Aifd Mrs John Eash of Johns­ by u hay fork. He Is'able to be on 38.9* town. V^ryMteci' from Wednesday ' Prairieville ' montvllle. outside of thta „ Estate of F. R. Iron*ide.... the Job again. |I p r. T t. A a. plcnlc picnic w(11 win oc h(f|d ncia touts- well as — from num Middleville. n»uu>cvmc, Nashville. nunviue, Estate of Carrol A. Hub­ until Pridgy with his brother, Abe The Post received a letter from bard .................................... 1411-621 and wife. _ evening ____ ( ... the .... school_ ?Freeport V, ■ ■ IL.I I and Woodland, ...I *and «<1 F_. —_ day July 23 ut from Comrade Harley Howtg. He ta ut __ to ____ u nlFutr Clare Eash and family and moth- present in the Naval hospital In house. Pot luck. nt Plan come___ and other part* zif of thia thta FAimn. county, haw* have law tak- Estate of Andrew Allcrdlng 110001 bring your neighbor. «n thta training. It ta very deslr- Estate of Ernest Wurst ... 3.574441 er. Mr*. A be’Eash, with Mrs. Alden Pensacola, Fla . and would like to ----------able and helpful. No doubt there Estate of Ida O. Bawdy.. . ■ 13881 Eash of Dearborn spent the Sab„ ----------------.... — hear from his comrades. BarryviU* '■ ‘ will be numerous classes this school Estate of Frank M. Hazel.. 1510 61 both wl'?rllh Mr. and Mrs Keith Dan- j We now have sixteen names on The annual Barryville, Morgan.1 year also. Thta very practical work. Estate M Louis C. Walker.. 281551 lels of Hastings. 1 our honor roll, to buy a new artoBranch and McKelvey__*ehoo> re- sponsored by our school*, ta servJohn Eash and Arthur Schmaltz |,Iane for our flying boys We want Total .87.413351 of Grand Rapid* visited Saturday ai) our comrade*’ name* on thta roll Thursday. Aug. 6. Please bring. pecially helpful to young men pre­ Inheritance tax monev goes Into> and Bunday with the former * par- . rend In your nume and one doltable' sendee, also your own sugar, vioualy employed in gUollnc sta- the state's primary • school fund,, ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Eash and |ar bill to Comrade Roy E. Bta.h — -----------। lion*, or by hardware and imple- which Ls distributed among the Clare Eash and family. Wc voted to buy some more War Cedar Creek , ment dealers, where restrictions and school districts of the alate In pro­ - - -----------------• • " Saving Stamps m> we me helping ice cream social at Bunnell priorities have made It necssary for portion to the number of persons ini OBITUARY | to Keep Them Plying ” church Saturday night Jtfly 25. Ev-'------•------J ----------employer*•-------to reduce their working each school district between the' Raymond Edward Lacy, son ot Wesley B. Webb. Adj. erybody welcome. force. Several of these men, who ages of five and twenty. Edward and Sarah Lacy, was born . _________________________________ had been thrown out of work, have on Jan. 1. 1800. in Downtwo.. Doud * been able to get good Jobs and good SOUTH BOWNE Kent county, and departed thta. life I Pioneer picnic at Bunnell landing. wages In factories. Miss Corinne Gies., spent several very suddenly on July 18. at the age, Pair lake, Thursday, July 30 There I* also a program for young days with the A. J. Lennen family of 63 years. 6 month* and 17 day* I|M men- 17 to 55- ,n meul working of Kalamazoo. He spent" his entire lifetime in this Mrs. Earl Pox and daughter Vada. vicinity. Three clawe* have been given that Mrs. Alice Gardner attended the He was united tn marriage lc i ne mm oi tne entire program 1* missionary meeting at the home of Emma Verll Klipfer and to this Sheriff Bera and hU depuue3 i to fit men for good job, < । Mr*. Anderson last Thursday. union was born one daughter. Mar-1 Mr*. Dorothy Gronewald and chil­ ion. He leaves to mourn their lag I were confronted last week by a 11 no* J**™ Probable that worndren of Freeport and sUter-in-law hta loving wife, daughter. Marion series of crimes committed by boy*. | 'n “ *•» ** mPn ,*«> * in Industry, especially in factories from Missouri visited Monday after­ i Mrs. Emerson Stauffer >. hta parThe Yankee Springs school house '" ian„ m th ee cheeis More men noon at Jerry Blough's. 1 ent*, two sister*. Mrs. William Porwas broken Into, a radio and electric engaged in war work Mrs. Esteila Rosier accompanied 1 ritt and Mrs. Alden Portitt; moth­ are being called Into military serv­ clock stolen on July 14. The aheriff’s Mrs Ervin Leigh of Cale- i FOR THE er-in-law. Mrs Emma Kllpfer. and officers were able to clear up thta ice. and million., more will be draft­ donla to IARGA1H I Luke Odessa Saturday afed Men must carry on the farms many other relatives and friends matter by arresting three boys who uve in in Allegan ouegan county. county, The inc stolen stolen , W produce the food. Other men temoon. Funeral service* were conducted’ live Mrs. H. F. Miller and daughter from the home Tuesday afternoon huhteri goods have been recovered Theboyi, must wort to process the farm pro­ Jerry and lady friend of Elkiiart. at 2 o'clock with Rev. R C. John­ will be dealt with later ducla *?rk BudaaMheichioO ■’ The Smith Oil Station on M-37. i *«PPbr the e**entlata tn our Ameri- Ind., and W. H. Pardee called on son of Flint and Rev. Gordon Trues­ o fine art ■ • • °"d I Mrs. Edwin Nash and family of dale of Nortiistar officiating tall 1s ■ little south of the city limits, was can “““ homes. The *" ' increasing "* In­ one that w«oUmv‘‘ terment at Bowne Ceiter cemetery broken into on July 13 very early. for men to produce planes, tank*, Clarksville Saturday evening.” .OIn. It b «lo!J® Thin community was saddened Three carton* of cigarettes and ships, and munition* for the gov­ •Thrift and Sa*mo* $0 00 cash were stolen. One boy ta ernment. Many women may be Saturday evening by Uie sudden death of Ray Lacy of North Bowne. lor VictoiYasked to work in factories, as they In Jail and another, who ta known, Ona way to stretch are now doing to some extent. But ta being sought; the latter. 15 years budoeh 11 ’“^Xni ' old. made hta get-away in a cat the demand for their service* will Sympathy ta extended to the be­ the thino» that w>i owned by Duane Miller, who live* 4 Increase, it seem* certain, in the reaved family. give u» the lono«»’ near the young fellow's parent* on near future Training will become I The 26th annual Nash reunion wrvice »o replace­ BouUi Hanover. This car was re- 1' a necessity for women who enter was held Saturday al Bowne Cenmenu con be put covered at Climax. Mich. <i factories to do work which men । | ter. with an attendance of fifty. off a» long as pot They were present from Detroit. After the two boys broke Into the have always done In the past. Mr. Hansen Informs the Banner Lowell. Caledonia. Elgin. Ill.. Elk­ lible.. oil *taUon they took Winifred Alexander's car on the night of that thta phase of our industrial hart. Ind., and Grand Rapids. Another way to Jerry Blough and Arthur Stahl ttretch ’he budO«» July 14. The two were arrested In problem 1* being given due consid­ Coldwaler and the car recovered. eration in the program here for were In Caledonia. Tuesday. it to watch every Glendon Brock. Kenneth Johnson, newipaper ad with me younger mane a get-away tne . National Defense Classes. Plans are The made the following night from the detention' beln« made 10 tr*ln wonien to op­ Lota Reed. Earl Schelter. Maxine a sharp eye..An ad vertiiemenl hke th>«| home taking Miller s car. He ran eral« machine tools also to open Schelter and Lucille Reese of Lake Odessa were Sunday callers of Waout of gas at Climax and left the • cU“ for Uwm ln b,ue print reBd" netla Schray at the Mrs. Jennie car there. It can be seen Uiat the ln?..nnd Ln*P*c,,onWe If many of — our readers sheriff and his deputies have solved “ doubt ‘ - — -■ ■ Pardee home. IhrHtyl al) these crimes and the proper pai - . have known the extent of the work thrift and lie* will be- facing the court In set­ , In training men in National De­ tlement. SAVINGS FOR fense Classes. It would seem, that I these classes offer fine opportun­ 8OUTHWE8T RUTLAND VICTORY There will be no Otis school re­ ities for many more men. and for women who would Uke to learn how union for the duration of war. Mr. and Mr*. Myron Bishop and to operate machines. Ladies Spring and children were Sunday afternoon Perplexing problems will confront CRIMES AND LAW ENFORCE­ callers of Mr. and Mrs. Dan r the next few sessions of the legisla­ MENT. Law* affecting technical!ture. In times of war difficult ques­ The Balance of ’ Mary Dunn left Sunday with tions are presented to all legislative our stock to go friend* from Kalainazdo on a vaca­ bodies. The public in It* own Inter­ cedure; sheriffs; peace officers; prosecuting attorneys; prisons; tion trip in Kentucky. est should exercise the utmost care PROPOSE DREDGING FOUR MILES OF THE M 01922370 of <a»U»u«. >n» PM. !. M. 1) nearly that much of Castleton township* in thta county. The drainage ures of the Thomapple river include* several Eaton county town“nd \ considerable part ot Castleton and Maple Grove. When you consider that hundred* -t -------. of farm*— are tiled Into drain* .. Uiat increase the water flow into Thorpannlapple lair* lake, Fin, one Fon can visualize what these can. and do. do to' flood the river and the lake in Umea of ex­ cessive rainfall. The people of this city had a good opportunity In the March flood this year to see what can happen quickly where a lot of snow melts, or heavy rain* fall. The water In the river was the highest ever known in that flood. One doe* not liave to work hta imagination overtime to realise what these flood* do to the lowlands bordering Thom­ apple take and the river. As more farms are drained more water will go Into the lake. Judge Davis had to recognise, when he modified the InJuncUon. that conditions at Thomapple take and along the river have been so altered by what we have explained, that the owners of the low lands mentioned and other* who might be Interested should be given a chance to present their situation. In court, and should have court re­ lief If what they ask ta reasonable and possible. At th- June session of the Barry county board of supervisor* thta year, petition* were received from per­ son., claiming to own more than 81 perjznl of the shore line of Thorn­ apple lake, asking the board to take legal steps to have the level of that lake determined and maintained. Thta ta possible now because the InJuncUon has been modified. It will be a matter for the court, and we understand that steps are being taken to have the lake level de­ termined legally. A petiuon by the parUea Inter­ ested ha* been presented to Uie county drain • commissioner. Mark Ritchie, asking that the Thom­ apple river down stream from the outlet ofithe lake, for a distance of two miles, be dredged, with the idea that court action will fix the level of the lake, and provide mean* for holding the water tn the lake at the level determined by the court. The petition »lso asks that, for a distance of two miles upstream, be­ ginning at the inlet, the Thorn­ apple river be dredged. We believe everybody will agree that. If relief can b« given to the owners of the low lands, which are flooded *o often as to make them quite useless for farming and often even for pasturing. It ought to be given them; provided it can be done In a manner consistent with the public good, and the general good We are not attempting to decide Uiat matter; that will be up to the proper authorities. The Banner be- nil concerned, to weigh this nutter fairly and look Into It thoroughly. First, It would seem apparent that the level of the lake must be brought considerably below what It was when the injunction was is­ sued 40 years ago to afford any re­ lief to the low lands bordering the lake and upstream from the Inlet. Will that lowering of the lake level be desirable from the public In­ terest standpoint? Second—How much will be the probable cost, and how much of It will Barry county have to pay? How much will the townships have to pay? How much will the owners of the lowlands be expected to pay? —What percentage of the total cost will the Baton, Ionia and Barry land., have to pay whose drains In­ crease the flooding of the lake and river? To dredge the river for four miles will undoubtedly cost a nice bundle at money. Third—How many acres of low lands will be benefited by the pro­ posed Thomapple lake drain? Ho* much do the owners think that land Is worth at the present time? How much more would It probably be worth if the lake level were lowered two or three feet? Even If that were done. In the spring break-up. or when there are heavy or continued rains, would these lands continue to be overflowed, so they could only■ be used for pasturing? Fourth — What benefits, except; such as the owners of the low landsi may derive, could be expected fromI dredging four miles of the Thom­. apple river and lowering the lake• level? \ Fifth—Would It be a money saver■ to buy the low lands and forget; about dredging the river and low­. ering the lake? ■ Wc are not answering these ques­ tions We are presenting them for all concerned to consider and an­ swer for themselves. There h»ye been disappointment* In Barry county about lowering lake levels. Lowering Bristol lake In FINE WORK HEREfOR national defense Yvar’i Inheritance Tax in Barry County Wo* Over $7,400.00 USED CARS AND 1940 MASTER DELUXE TOWN AMMI nerirr s Men Viear up Three Juvenile Crimes 1939 CHEVROLET TRUCK 1937 CHEVROLET 1 TON PANEL WEILER MOTOR COMPANY ' et® RAseeeease ... . MEN'S SUMMER TIES Mrs. Buehl Beatty and son of | in the selection of legislators. They (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) Kalamazoo spent the week with her . should be individuals of wide expe­ parent*. Mr. and Mrs ,Franc Oor- cannot be carried out. and said sum rience. In business, in law. in farm­ ing. etc. Even in times of peace many of our governmental difficul­ ed by the Eastern Star at Adrian ties can be traced to the fact that uy. i Mich., ikjiown as the Eastern Star we have elected too mny Individ­ Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox were । Villa) to’be und in name manner uals to Important public offices Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ to the memory of Dr. Puller, which merely because we considered them bert Wilcox near Hastings. to be "nice fellows”. In these trying Mr. Mrs .toy spent 1 Mr. ana and Mrs. Roy oougtas. Douglass spent times It is of utmost importance Thursday evening with Mr. and Mra I ™.y .*h, ’ ed frotn from their trust when when tlte the arar­ that we select our officials upon the rwn nn.ifti,,, in hnnnr nf “r rangements either under O.I. -r.. under tills para- bosh of all around experience and | graph or paragraph 4 have been proven ability. A State Senator is Mrs. Minnie Schtffman and Mra.; r,~72i„. called upon to enact important law*. Gladys Goodenough and son* Dick The amount available in this He must consider new laws and and Junior of Muskegon visited Mr. 1 amend and repeal old ones. A wide and Mrs. Roy Oak., and famlly estate Is much larger than first an­ range of subject* la involved. He ticipated. It Is a fine sum. Mrs Monday afternoon. i7 —— “ ' • ' splendid phll- must pass upon laws relating to; AGRICULTURE. Tracking laws; est <nlriL spirit. A1 A* * she children lawa affecting the fruit grower*; and Mrs. Wm. Haven* Sunday. Ptt hB had no chudren I it was wise and helpful to make disease* In cattle; marketing laws; Pvt Hubert McCallum of Camp Livingston spent Friday evening electrification; supervision of Uve- ANI7ATIllN\ CLAY HILLS The Grace Lutheran Guild will Mr. and Mr*. Roy McCaul enjoy- Inect aV ltlr, form home of Mra cd a ftah supper at Gun take one Hnrry sponable on Wednesday. July nlohl la.l w~-lr w th .1»rrv _ .... ' --------------- -- - । -0_ . 4.W .U. »<*. ford and family. ■ <*«,----------------------------Floyd Haight and wife were week- CHARLTON PARK end visitor* at Eugene Haight's. 1 Due to change to seven day work Harold England and family of. week the Oliver Equipment ba*eLansing spent Saturday night with ball team of Battle Creek could not Leon Potts and wife and all spent make an appearance Sunday. NashSunday With Mrs Lenna Joluison. ville. however, organized a te«m In Bowne, Other visitor* that day and played In their place. The were Mr. and Mra. Vance Sharp of, boy* did a very good job, the *core Middleville and Mr*. Dorothy Oil- being 7 to 6 In favor of the Park. lett of Grand Rapids. I Till* coming Sunday Weston Bls- ricallure. EDUCATION. consolidation of 1.49 BOYS' SUMMER CAPS fit COOL AND Comfortable Old Fashioned home cooked meals served family style, as yoy like it. With oil the Old-time trimmlngs that melt In your mouth, PlaiSPo stop In soon. Complete Chicken Dinner $1.00 LONG LAKE LODGE At Acker’s Point On Long Lake Phone 3F-22 for reservations Stripe*, cliccks and plains, all price* to go BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS AU. COLORS AND rnmt sizes . I W BOYS' JIMMY G ALLS 79 Sanforized, washable. STRAW HATS 88c 1 TABLE MEN'S SHIRTS One table as- Our Better Soiled (rum handling sixes, and colors must Slightly 4 0J ... I Grade. THE MONEY YOU* SAVE IN WAR STAMPS ANfr BONDS WILL FIGHT THE WAR NOW.’WILL WIN THE WAR SOONER AND WILL BUY’YOU THINGS YOU’WANT WHEN THE WAR Is’oVERI BUY YOUR WAR^STAMPs'aND BONDS’^T PENNEY'S) determining PENNEY’S WORK CLOTHES SUPER - SERVICE OVERALLS Ladle* While Glove* division of Tough denim, fully Sanforized an d huskily sewn to assure longer serv- J39 BIG MAC KIM SIGLER Heavy duty values! Full 8 ox. Sanfor­ ized denim, cut over graduated pat­ en is I TAXATION. An increasingly Important subject requiring lots BIG MAC disputes; numerous laws affecting LABOR. Laws relating to unetn- training and experience who knows how to do the Job you want done. The Eighth District ta entitled to the same consideration. Kim Sigler has the necessary qualifications. He is a successful business man. He lias had a wide variety of legal expe­ rience. Like any other man who opbles. Kim Sigler will make the Eighth District a good Senator. (Paid for by friends) SPECIALS SATU,DAY 7 flavor* ODESSA TOMATO JUICE GRAPEFRUIT - fancy segment 3 Hasky Work SHOES WORK GLOVES. leather palm,! . 35r 379 WORK GLOVES, ranvas!.. 15o ■Blreli arch supports foot health! Plain1 toe. leather FIELD HATS, cool . ,trsu ’ .. -------- Xte $13-75 ind’you help do your 2 Blurdy Work Pants Sanforized .... 1.79 IZoz.can JJ2 47 oz. can 17 2 can‘ 25 BED PILLOWS A REAL VALUE gge Poper WINDOW SHADES Idlh. 6 ft. long Age Ladies’ SHIER DRISSIS FROSTY MORN Blanket Men's Shop Caps Cottage Set* CR 13 BROADCLOTH 4 R0 ■d Halid Cater Plain your choice • WORK SHOES, eord bottles OK plus bottle charge C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Waist Band. 9 oz full cut. sanfor­ ized denim pant*. Boys ...................98c The subject* are unlimited. vIn stallment buying; exemption laws! 400 CLUB son DRINKS JELL-0 PREM .sandwich meat $25.00 U. S. Bond This store’s best buy at only SLUB school concerning school*. / BUSINESS. Sales tax; haws af­ fecting debtor and creditor; con­ tracts; licensing provisions of all kinds, advertising laws; laws con- 4fr OX HIDE Law* affecting schools, appro- i earlier In the season was close and Our fighting men are doing I interesting. FRIDAY Men's WASH PANTS Summer Coots a /■ yu - $35,000 TRUST TO PENNOCK HOSPITAL had ■ccumulatcd. accumulated. family. i, llnd Sunday visitor* al Herman Ku- , . .aaL*a viatre Mil* were his daughter. Marte Kuball and stater-ln-law. Mrs. Anna VK VMIIILM 11VH J Kuball of Charlotte. The The Goodwill Goodwill Aid Aid will will meet meet Zt Melvin oaks made a business trip Mrs aerald Smith's, July 24 for to near Belding Sunday. ; tUpper. Visitors are welcome. JQ WASHABLE WAR DEMANDS UTMOST IN LEGISLATIVE ABILITY SERVED EVERY SUNDAY Adv. T-XJ Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want « Chicken Dinners! VERMONTVILLE, MICH. SHIER Savings Ox Hide* 79c YARD Work Shirts Big Mac 98c Dress afilr€ Husky------------covert or design! chambray. Sanfarizod Banforised covert or or lasting chambruy. Big Mac 1.19 Finest v a t dyed cloUi. Men's MATCHED OUTFITS A real light weight suit, slub cot­ ton shirt, and pants In Teal or Tan. 122. IN WAR JTAJM WILL BUY A SUROI BED. HOW MA bed's WILL YOU B �TM BATIMOB A EBCOND FRONT? EDITORIALS -- - l-ubue cUmor nr • ueond Inmt: S.'STwr”* “ ---------------- Backward GlanC*. Bit. of Ye.terday FENNOCK HOSPITAL NOTEM Babies bcm al th* hospital 1 Olsworth Newton. 5M W Court, on July 17; a girl to Mr. and ■ Mr*. Harry Hurleas, 401 N Church, A VICTORY FOR INFLATION July 17; a daughter to Mr. and Mn : Homer Bauchman. Route 1. July IB; m rar called "Little York Trlbunf dee kt rd that the adPrcwecutor Gould. In hta annual Doara m nc so-canea uiuic the p.neni]s >fre (rcport showl there were 5M pro­ Steel case ta a victory tor hula-. buntllIlg t oadly and to ’ secutlon* with 489 conviction*. Non. The muonlng which prompt-1 gUrUd’B campaign for I " ---- -------------- --- ------; P. W. O'Connor and Bon of Orand Arthur Bennett. 731 E. Bond, and *1 a drive on Richmond, the capita! Rapids have been awarded the con­ a boy lo Mr. and Mra. Oeraid Smel­ tract for the constructloci of «H lier. 923 N. Church. On July 30 a -, . . . ,. of the Southern Confederacy. miles of regulation width trunk line daughter to Mr. and Mra. Adrian I*^, ’LTT* ”«* —I M. M- from the M. C. crossing east of the Smith. Vermontville, and a son to O.K in Number -y County. F^nn to the foot of Barry- Mr. and Mra- Harry Leys. 303 W. * "T" oU« p.„r. vUlc hill. \ ““ 01 »P .h. er,. r~plr « U« Former members of the M. U. M. and Mn. Oeraid -Bedford. Middle­ the de mands. । North to this editorial ‘club held a gathering Friday at Uie ville, on July 31. II hu Mn ebomu iur ,om< a ,home of Mn. Nellie Bump on W. Medical pattent* al'the hospital u™U»1U»*»»»d. .r =ur ™|i „„„ 1Mill SL Twelve ’of the original are Harry Thompson, 710 B. MadlaTM n, urn <*. imv OTOTh,lml„, „,.„„a„ 1member* wero present. But 81.. John Holcomb. July 19. 1923 Clarksville; Frank Van Scholen. 457 and 1 Apple: William Carr. Route 1, and Merchants, manufacturers our tremendous resources we have . , . — , , , I Mrs Lou Schantx, 3J0 E. Thom St. Milter ■>« men nor Ite m.lrrUU! ""a'J2*,r * “T !professional men of the city are Surgical patient* wfioi>c condi­ .. , . . 1 southern capital before enough men 1sponsoring a big Mid-Summer pic­ tions are reported a* good are: nic al the Fairground Thursday. Mrs. Matthew Armstrong, Laxe »»> OrUUn dmand. U, uidIU™ .July 27. Odessa; Mrs. William Loll. Clarks­ Sheriff's force made a raid .on a Co MhK .n .r-n.1 o, — p™ Iama ville. and Kenneth Blough, Alto. moonshine Joint in Assyria last U» UII-A.lt p<Mr. BavU>Me night, capturing a *UU. 13 barrels Tte tmntl nn< cl.Ultr ,of mash, many gallons of white SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Last Weak's Letter. ™ -Ph- i ■mule and three moonshiners. Mrs. Nellie Foreman ta assisting Mis* Nevah Parlee of Woodland ’ , ™> ■»»">“>« >>»lr MteU,® Mlwho was so terribly buni- in the care of Mrs Bertha McKib­ .«» in th. Mn .MM, In township, ' ben. who is quite ill. N» e-P ™ M prouelrt >™> <ed but winter, ta much improved. Mrs. George Haven* and children. Ihl. Mtelte. in UAW tund.rtjtonKa „ . muK lhu JFive Grand Rapid* young people contributed 150 inches of skin for Erwin, Dick, and Dorothy and tiie latter's friend. Lorraine CorbUi, r«r lure campaign. «grafting purposes. greater fall In Ute living standard • Finishing Couches are being put turned to Detroit Sunday after ten There ta a leason in this for those days' stay at the Havens home. of throe not protected. of us today. con Broadway bridge and It will be If the workers at "LltUe Steel" Let's let our admirals and gen- copened lo traffic about August 1. were in the subnormal Income crals determine the strategy of thta rmodeling the Regent UteaUe at the 1 group, there would be some just I- j war. Their judgment will not be ceast end of State street and plan | flea lion for their wage demands faultless. But even al its worst lto open aoon under their own man- OBDEB FOB PUBU4MTION But, according lo the government's It will be preferable' lo Uiat of tu • own statistics, steel workers arc, lirld at Arthur Flnkbelner. Middleville "arm chair strategists" bock home among the highest paid fifth of fac-I Not many of u» have ang con- young man who died in France, was » burled in the home town cemetery lory workers in the country and cepllon of the quantities of ma- on July jj among at least the highest third " '■ tcrials needed for - JUCCCSjfu) ---------- ’ of income receiver* at all kind*. ! * campaign or Uie intricate problem.* THIRTY YEARS AGO “1: Therefore. 11 1* evident that theJM' of supply involved. Nor do we know July II. 1912. wage demands of “Little Steel", ! how much material and how many Walter Pipp. the heavy hilling were not based on necessity. Rathei men are available. Il would be nice third sacker of the Hastings team, Uie War Labor Board has seen1 fltI, to know but if these facta were re- joined the Kalamazoo champions of to champion a group who are a 1 leased, the Axis leaders would also the South Michigan league Friday. Robert W Cook, eldest son of Mr. ready "tops'' among factory wasr ..U p,on” — have the information. earners. All of us want a second front The Immediate effect of this When enough men and material* and Mrs J. S. Harper of thta city, WLB decision will be the addition were united in marriage at four of about twenty-one million dol-1I have been accumulated, there wil) o'clock on Monday afternoon at the be a second front. home of the bride's parents on Dib­ For the Mkc of the United Nable street. When thta increase has been spread Mrs. Margaret Whitney passed throughout the entire steel Indus-1 lions' cause, however, and llje ’ j' American boy* who are being sent away early Wednesday morning at Lry <a* it hievitably will be>. it wil* overscAs, let u* all hope that the home of her daughter. Mrs. Al­ fncan an addition of seventy-five noUilng will prompt our military bert Carveth. Cion dollar* annually. Added tc Rial* Mrs. Elisabeth Barber, wife of Dr. leaders to call for an attack untl’ H. A Barber and mother of Dr. Cwill be countleu other wage bii full and adequate preparations trease* In the interest of "equalihave been made. Tuesday afternoon. *>f -1 Ration" among other war Indus- 'i Modem warfare Is a buslneu for July 18. 1912. "a a< tr.'re. 1 trained spectallste-Not politiclani Hie increase in "Little Steel" was Hie lumber business so long con- J*1' or amateur strategist* 6n the figuratively speaking, the opening ducted hare by J. S. Harjx-r and Co. on" ,* home front. of a floodgnte which will spread, will continue lo be conducted by Ft the estate under the management througlwul American Industry. of Walter Harper, a son • } Wage Increases will boost the de­ Chester Pryor has purchased a I <-.Un mand for consumer goods at ■, dental office at Big Rapids and will I ,r"f< time when normal supplies in every locate there. I “’j' line will have to be cut in the in- f Mayor Osborn lias sold hLv fine uk, Mr. -and Mr*. D. D.t Meyers of lercst of defense production. An in- ।Hammond. Indiana, spent the week new Overland car to Bert Holley. ,|11Woodland merchant. end here. The Misses Ann Mayo of Grand FORTY YEARS AGO If'ui wind! Ing supplies is a long step Rapid* and Mis*. Jean Smith have own the road to inflation. gone to Mackinac Island for their July 10. 1903. The really disturbing thing in vacation. v| Saturday threshermcn of the onncctlon *ith the "Little Steel"! Miss Esther Dull of Daytona Beach. Florida. Is visiting her par- county met In the city and organ- 4tb ised. They agreed upon a price of “J®' Inent by the War Labor Board of, 3c per bushel for threshing wheat »i i other relatives. B "standard" for future wage setMrs. Porter Klnne and Mrs. Frank and also an Increase In price for •» • lemenl*. The board declared that Hecker were railed to Shelby, Ohio rill Ml** Nellie Pryor started a kin­ he peacetime purchasing power of by the death of their alsler. Mr*. dergarten Monday in the new school all hourly wages—a* of Jan. 1, 1941 Jennie Rice. building with ten UtUe ones enrolled daughter* returned home Saturday the first day. Berved. and under certain condi­ from Alpena. Dell Gams ha* purchased the tions to be increased. Funeral services for Mr*. Glenn drug store at Woodland formerly , ’In the face of a general reduc­ Howell. 47. were held Wednesday conducted by H. P. French. tion in living standard* due to a afternoon at two o'clock al the Heu July 17, 1902. funeral home, conducted by the j scarcity of consumer good*, how can Rev. H. R Krieg. Burial In Lake­ Lorenao Mau*, son of Supervisor Die purchasing power of any group view cemetery. She leave* her hus­ pc maintained on a par with peace- ■ band Glenn, one daughter. Glenna' ly injured in a street car accident Ume standards! and one son Donald. at Kalamasoo. *■*' ' Industrial wages make up about Mrs. Marvel Eberly of Si. Loul* John Bessmer reports a splendid |M, 1 Lwo-tlilrd* of the mcoirie of tilt* ta visiting her sister. Mrs. Coy sale of hta new style harmonicas. Brumm. They all spent Sunday. NOTICE TO CBBDITOBB country. ' if the purchasing power, FIFTY YEARS AGO Of these wages are to be mainJuly 14. 1893. 7 * gained on peacetime level*, it giean* Mrs. Bessie Brown and Mrs. Carl W. H. Huffman. Alonso Wooley.1 that all the increase in cost in­ Brown spent a few days Uie first Spary Phillips, and Oscar Crook volved will be at the expense of Mrs Grace pulU entertained her went to Wall lake Thursday. The the other third of the population parents from Pontiac Sunday. first two boasted of their ability to This L* something which cannot be Richard Johnson spent the week­ "do" the other two in catching ftah. pone—The resources simply arc noi j end with ill* father. Norman John­ The final report was: Huffman and Wooley. 3: Phillipa and Crook. 50. son in Detroit. there. Miss Kittle Beadle left Tuesday HIM Ethel Mae Klnne of Grand I Till* WLb "yardstick" was prob,I^dge U visiting her grandparents. 1 for Benton Harbor where she ha* •bly the outgroirth of a sentiment Mr. and Mrs. Porter Klnne. secured a position. Wliich ta much too prevalent in out Mis.-. Flora McCallum has been Mrs. Sylvia Yvlder of Battle Creek government — Everybody want­ visited wiUi relatives here a few engaged to teach the No. 1 Barry MOTICB or MOBTOAOB BALE school again next year at the salary credit for doing something t^Jjelp Mrs Maude Wtnrlng Is (pending of |370. some ifroup of voters; nobody ha.* Horace Greeley, militant and ' ' ‘ crusading editor of the old New j TWENTY YEARS AGO ' 2 L E G A L S NASHVILLE sufficient "gumption* to risk tak­ Ward Butler Is having hi* vaca­ ing the blame for opposing the de­ tion thLs week from his duties at mands of any group or bringing It the bank. down to earth WOOD SCHOOL Only one thing can counteract, ,Mr __________________________ and Mr* Howard Wilson en" the upward spiral which the "Lit-(Joyed a very pleasant weekend on a trip Dike spending tie Steel” decision ha* started and motor —” 4“ to ’ **'■ City, — —<*—• the night with Mr. Wilson's moth­ that ta a drastic program of tax­ er and traveling through the^cherry ation uniformly applied which wil1 orchard* on Sunday. Charles paid Siphon off excess purchasing powet them a short visit after they re­ turned. Mr. and Mrs Gerald Cairns and Btandard*. Blit no such program has. yet daughter Mr. and Mrs. Will Cairns* tfeen adopted ot even seriously pro­ and Floyd attrjided the Calms re­ union Saturday. posed. Rather all of our wartffne tax programs have followed the family attended a birthday dinner famular rule of shifting . the bur- In honor of Mis* Kale Kidder at the dm in such a manner as to alien- home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bassett ale the least possible number of of Freeport, Sunday. votes| Ida cairn* suffered a painful acPerliap*.’ after the November tLUenl,t!je fiul ttIr,WS2"T2rr .... . *he got her eyeball scratched. The election. Uie politicians at Wa»h- e$e „nied to be In bad condition on tnguin may settle down to some tea' -Sunday, work on anil-inflation measuret- and it will take "some doing" tr counteract Uie InHatlonarv eRec! of Uie decision made by, the Wai nund* by "Utile Steel." . Insects and bugs make up 41 per cent of the catbird's food and IL is doubtful if it would poach an do­ mestic fruit* if a sufficient suaply July 31. 1892. - -------------------- FARMERS... Mais avary ararfcatJayBONDDAYl For our fighting mtn, tor our country's lulurt and for 4ratdem UL_ wt must mttt tad best our county War Bond quota and kttp on do­ ing it W2 (OP Pick up your War Bond* and Stamps on your stcoad slop in town... right after you've sold your tggs, milk, poultry, stock or grain. No invtitrqent is too small and no in­ vestment is too largt ... (kt impartaot thing it to buy tvrry timg you trill U. S. Trnnrj Bee Travel* for Honey It has been estimated that a bee travels 43,776 mllee to gather one pound of honey, constating of 29.154 drops. A good hive of bee* In a fa­ vorable location can produce a pound ot honey in about 45 minutes. By Destroying Cattle Tick Disease !• Checked That ticks can be the vectors or transmitters of disease organism* ws* demonstreted fog the first Ume in 1883. Two investigators. Messrs. T. Smith *ntL-F. L. Kilbourne, of the United SUM? department of agriculture, discovered that a perticular species of Uck in the southern states wee Uw vector of a protoxoan (a single-celled animal) that pro­ duces a serious and often fatal dis­ ease in catUa and other domestic animals lo Texas and adjoining states. These Texas fever ticks, as U»y are called, are single host parasites. They pass their different stages on one animal, finally meting and drop­ ping to the ground where the fe­ male* lay lheir eggs. As there is no successful way of curing the afflict­ ed animals, the best method for checking the disene to to kill the ticks on their hosts, and to prevent the parasites from spreading Into other parte of the country by quar­ antine regulations. In this manner the pesto have bcaa greatly re­ duced in number, and the area of their distribution has been restrict­ ed. In Europe other species of Ucks have been found to be responsible for a disease similar to the Texas or redwater fever. . «i p. »• •* Passenger Pigeon* ExUnci Although there were billions ot passenger pigeon* in the United Stales a hundred year* ago. those birds are now extinct. According to an article In Natural History Maga­ zine the last passenger pigeon died in Cincinnati xoo tn 1914. SAVE TIRES, GAS, MONEY SHOP AT YOUR A&P SELF-SERVICE MARKET SULTANA 0, 31c SALAD MESSING SPARKLE _____ Sf.« 24c MACARONI3 & 23c POTTED MEAT EVANMATB MILK 4 CAM 31C HOT DIINK VITAMIN PACKED PAPER CUPS DELICIOUS, FREESTONE SUNNTFIItf_____ _ 3 PKGS. 20c SHREDDED WHEAT 2 PKGS. 21c ASSOSTID CEREALS PEACHES_ _ _ CANTALOUPES_ _ 2 ro" 29* CUCUMBERS 7 GREEN CABBAGE2 ORANGES us. ONIONS 17* 25' HEAD LETTUCE 2 Ku 25c WAX PAPER ago caois PAPER TOWELS _3 ions 25c MAPI OF HUFF FRESH. 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SWEET LAN 5C CORN FLAKES WHITLHOUlt UtalLf Quth tyiuiti omJ 2 !1. 37c PEANUT BUTTER 3^29' departments of the Hastings Fur­ niture Manufacturing Co. Although medietas •««» •nets hive forged sbssd ta m«U»* of trsstmrnt. tuberculxtai* re^^n* the AIM oontributarjo rsts smong persons 11 ta M United States, Dr. Dean .A. Clark. National Institute of Health surgsot, told members of the beslth divistan. Council of Social Agencies. Washington has the highest tuber­ culosis death rate in the country. Dr. Clark said, and is also the higi«»t in venereal Infections among cities at 500.000 population or more. Throughout the country, « P«: sons out of every 100.000 while and 200 Rom the same number in u>« Negro population d-ed from Uis dlMSse. Dut in Washington W deatha for every 100.000 white population were reported. Dr. Clark declared. In the District of-Columbia there is also an urgent need for the addi­ tion of a mental hygiene branch to the Health department, he said. •There I* no branch of medicine tn the district which Is so inaccessible to the low Income group." Speaking of accidental bllndnes*. Dr. Clark said mishap* that occur In the home are the largest single cause of blindness. Poor housing conditions were present in 32 per cent at the cases reported. tlons seam to prove that King Salo­ mon was an important iron and cop­ per magnate of the ancient world. Dr. Engbcrg pointed out in a Uni­ versity at Chicago lecture Uiat in the year 3000 B. C. EgypUan* were familiar with the art of extracting the square root of numbers. They oven appear to have known how to obtain the area of a circle by squar­ ing _el|lu ninths of the diameter. The’reiulllng error from thio method he declared, to only about half of I per cent Th* pig. excavaUona prove, was domesticated long be­ fore the horse and the latter long before the camel J TO 4-LI. AVG. Ed. Holbrook has purchased Will. Babcock s interest in the Hams and Babcock barber shop and business. | ’ About fifty, are in attendance at; Ia. T. B. CJd-f Do*th Cause Among Young«r P^P*0 ' iMRSri ef Blag BeiesaM Archeology now has substantiated the broad historical framework of tFo Old Testament narrative from th* Ume of Abraham, according to Dr. Robert Engberg. director of th* American School for Oriental Besearch at Jerusalem. He cite* the seaport of King Solomon. menUaned M FANCY RICE 2 4 AO I iy | Hamd ricuo ..23c ' ’ WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ' �THUMDAY, JUI-Y U, 1H1 THB LIAPING TILDBNS Gideons Give Bibles to Geest Guard Trainees In several Hastings church**, are are placing a copy of the New Taatfean soldier. On Sunday laat. rep­ resentatives ot the Battle Croak branch of thta Christian travailing sateemen's organisation gave a copy of the Bible to each one of the 300 men who are being trained for coast guard service al the three W.' K. Kellogg camps at Clear. Pine gave 10 Bibles to each, of the three camps, which are lo be'-kept at the camps permanently. 'Pasteur Enzyme’ New Traffic Cop* for Food* EithlM.-DoUar W.f. Warily Enough, Say Glrla Eighteen dollar* a week is a quite adequate salary for working girls, according ta the women themselves. Interviews with 0,000 working Farming Facts Worth Knowing WILLARB 90 LTI— ■ way from pyorrhea lo piles. has just been completed by the BuUniversity cl Southern California worms, gastritis, toxemia, tnfeettoue enteritis. colttta and several others. Constipation. while pot so much a disease be a condition, I* likely to causa toxemia. Diarrhea ta really a symptom, hardly a disease. A chill may bring on gastritis. Entente. which is an Inflammation of the tertal invasion. However, it opinion. About 88 per cent said they were making enough to maintain a de­ cent standard of living. And of those who said they needed more money. n per cent were making in excess Most of the women said they were well clothed, with 0 per cent claim­ ing they were always in need of clothes. ‘The higher wage group, com­ plained more about the need for The chemical identification of a cellular "traffic cop," which directs Leaping over parkrd automobiles and through hoops of fire ta the the human body's utilization at food unusual act to be presented by The Tildens before afternoon grandstand along the smooth and efficient road Apple "Chemurgy crowds at the Ionia Free Fair, starting August 17. ot respiration Instead of the energy­ earners,” pointed out Dr. Thurston Before the war. the Tildens performed their daring act all over "* Until our farm wasting detour of fermentation, was H. Ross, director of the bureau. Europe and were twice a feature of the famous Mills Circus in London. announced by Dr. Kurt G. Stem ot "That is. those who spent most mookeep on squeezing t To gain height and distance, the Tildens make their leaps from a small the Yale university school of medi­ recent bumper crop springboard after a running start. The men cover distances as great est need for them at all times, while from the trees and as 22 feet. The flaming hoops through which they leap, are so small cine. not pay for the picking. His old-fashioned press develops a pressure Without this strategic biological those who spent least had no com­ that at lime* their clothing ca tehee fire. , 75 tons. . substance. Dr. Stem declared in hla plaints to make with respect to the quality and quantity ot their address al the meeting of the New Hogs Don’t Need Cod Liver Oil York section of the American clothes.” Crippled Children Are The purpose of the survey, Dr. Chemical society, each adujt would Hog feeding testa at Cornell Experiment Station confirm the findings Aided by Modern Surgery have to consume the dally equivalent Ross stated, was to find out what at several other station*—to the effect that when pigs receive yellow corn these women spefid money for and anti a good mixed protein supplement, together with alfalfa hay and min­ Magic, in lha guise of modern how much they spend on the various erals, the addition of cod liver oil to the ration did nothing but increase the surgery and the ancient craft of Dr. Stern and his research asso­ expense. brace making, is reality to Iowa’s ciates. Dr. Joseph L. Melnick and items. A typical yearly expenditure rec­ crippled and deformed children Delafield DuBols, named the newly Pellets for Poultry who have been patients at the Uni­ identified substance the "Pasteur ord for other items disclosed that In experiments by the USDA, mash fed in the form of peltate gave versity of Iowa Children's hospital enzyme" In honor of Dr. Louis Pas- street dresses 4*33.75), transporta­ better results than did the same mash fed in dry mash form. The pellets Here, under the genius of Dr. Ar­ four, who In 1MI discovered an anti­ tion 1*48.13), amusements >*20.40), produced 13 more eggs per year and the pullets maintained their body thur Steindter, regarded as promi­ fermentation effect while carrying and stockings <(10.32) made the weight better than the dry-mash pullet*. Cost of feed per dozen eggs nent in this work, a laboratory has out his experiments on yeast and most sizeable bite into the remainprobably was fully as high with the pellets, because of the higher cost ot been built that ranks with the na­ the fermentation ot beer. In the manufacture. tion’s best ta orthopedic work. Here ceils of the human body fermenta­ children who were hopelessly des­ tion converts sugar into lactic acid Hiatus of Daniig Molasses for Cattle tined to go through life with crip­ Instead of alcohol. A thousand years ago Danzig was Missouri Experiment Station report* that the chief value of molasses pled arms or tegs, or a deformed A possible new Insight into the a peaceful Polish fishing village, for cattle lies in its palatability. Both dairy and beef animals like the fool, are walking and playing just chemical riddle of cancer was hint­ Gyddanizc, at the mouth of the Vis­ sweet latte, and by sprinkling it over unpalatable fodder a greater con­ the same as their , more fortunate ed by Dr. Stern in recalling the tula river. Pomeranian dukes cap­ sumption can be secured. Best results have been secured when the playmates. molasses I* diluted with from 1 to 2 parte of water—anirtbout 10% of discovery several years ago by Dr. tured and fortified the city in 1150; molasses is added to the roughage or grain. ■ For those who are not, and can­ Otto Warburg, Nobel Prize winner Il was returned to Polish domina­ not be completely cured, there is re­ tn medicine, that tumor cells are tion in 1282. Hold Down on Silage lief or permanent help of a nature Teutonic knights seized the city especially active In fermenting su­ that lessens the burden of a physical In 1308. but their rule lasted only ■ Minnesota Experiment Station warns against feeding more than SO gar into lactic acid. He suggested drawback that might have kept lbs. of silage per day to cows in heavy production—because silage contains that this might be due to a shortage until 1488 when the territory was them away from society as a whole. so much moisture that it prevents the animal from getting enough nutriof the newly Identified Pasteur en­ returned to Poland. In 1772. when Dr. Stetadler began orthopedic Poland was partitioned for the first enta to keep up maximum production. Under such eireumatancea it is The total amount ot wages paid zyme. better to give the eow a fill of good legume hay, plus what silage she wants work here even before the children's in the' United flutes varies from ”ln spite of the fact that some time, Germany absorbed the hinter­ on the aide. ’ hospital wu built. He commuted tumor strains can derive all the en­ land but left the city more or less to Iowa City from Des Moines twice free. But in the second Polish par­ census, 1937, showed a total of ergy they need from respiration,” Sweet Clover For Pasture weekly to see patients end perform tion to 1793, Germany absorbed wages of *10,112,883,711. There are Dr. Stern pointed out, "they may operations. Sweet clover does not provide pasture of much account after the. approximately 6,633.(XXh persons in form as much as their own height the city as well. seeds ripen—but before that a good stand will furnish a surprising The department was established Napoleon restored Danzig to free Die United Slates 05 years old or in lactic add per day. provided that amount of feed. Last spring a Reno County, Kansu, farmsr turned 115 here ta, 1010 when the children's older. they are furnished the necessary city status for the seventh change. head of two-year-old steen into 30 acres of sweet clover about the middle hospital—one of four state operated In 1814 it was relumed to Germany of April and this small acreage provided them wlth.more than enough feed hospitals at the university—was con­ A sufficient supply of Uie Pasteur and remained a part of the German for two and a half months. structed. John W. Ross ot Erin, Tenn., is enzyme, he argued, might prevent empire until World war treaties made it Poland's outlet to the sea. Handling Hatching Eggs this diversion of the normal food certain of one thing, says the Amer­ supply. ican magazine. When he dies he’s Missouri Experiment Station reports that the hatchability of good Contrary to the general belief, going to have n bit of heavep-at his fertile eggs can be completely destroyed before incubation by a tempera­ Oxygen Cocktail head. Recently an BOO pound mete­ Benedict Arnold did not lose a teg. Take an oxygen cocktail to start । ture that i» cither too high or too low—by holding the eggs too long—or Plutonic Stone Quarry by rough handling. The temperature of the storage place should be orite fell near the Boss home. He is He was, however, wounded to the the day, is the advice of Mrs. Elba- I 50 and 60 degrees with ample moisture—it is preferable to set keeping it to use for his tombstone. teg during a battle in the War of Discovered by Chemists beth F. von Hesse. New York, who between eggs within a week after laying—the eggs should be stored with the the Revolution and a memorial to Exploitation of a quarry near has-gained considerable public no- small end down—and they must not be jamd. Corona. Calif., said to contain a tloe as the speech teacher of Elea­ field. Yeast for Milk Fever very fine-grained plutonic rock of nor Roosevelt. Estimated revenues of the U. fl­ Mrs. von Hesse's oxygen cock­ exceptional purity and hardness, post office department for the last Ohio Experiment Station ta trying out irradiated yeast as a source will be undertaken by a Los Angeles tail goes down like this: "Stand of vitamin D to nrevent milk fever—and in the 84 freshenir.gs that have Sales of automohUcs in the Canary group, according to a chemist’s re­ before an open window and. tak­ occurred under this treatment no cases of fever have shown up. Results 075.24. the largest in history, ac­ Islands .increased from 14 in 1830 to ing each nostril in thumb and thus far are encouraging, but the experimenters report that it is alto­ port. cording lo the Encyclopedia Britan­ nica Book of the Year for 1M0. Ground to various sizes,.the rock forefinger, pull the nostrils wide, gether too soon to draw any definite conclusion. However, It Is felt that no harm can possibly come from the use of this product as an experi­ is adaptable for all purposes where keeping thumbs out of the way, in­ mental preventive in herds where milk fever frequently occurs. stone, cement or concrete is used, hale a long deep breath through engineers declare. Unlike concrete, .nostrils.” The idea, she explains, is to think Salt for Cannibalism it is not a conglomerate of many ☆ ☆ ☆ 1 When all other methods fail, the USDA recommends trying the salt minerals, the component parts ot ot the breath channel as a question eure to check cannibalism in the laying flock—by sprinkling a thin layer which may not conform harmoni­ mark beginning at the nostrils and of salt on top of the dry mash each morning. However, the salt should not ously to change in temperature, curving up over the head and then constitute more than of the mash consumed and at the start It should down the spine to the back of the moisture, etc., and break up and be held down to 1% or 2%. Instead of using it on the mash, Illinois Ex­ crack. Weathering is believed to waist The cocktail .fills the lowest periment Station recommends adding a tablcspoonful of salt to each gal­ cells of the lungs at the back with lon 'of drinking water for half a day—and doing it again three days later. strengthen its durability.. air, and the long draught should be Authority for this analysis is E. A. held for a moment then exhaled Personal Mention Bruder, agricultural chemist. Los with a hissing sound. The head hog man on Stoneycreekmouth thinks that my reader* will ! Angeles. In the survey and labora­ be interested ta hearing about one of our Hampshire gilts. She was toe tory experiments he was aided by last of three pew registered gills to farrow—she saved only one pig—and 1 other interested, geologists and en­ Puppies Furnish Police Uniforms ahe produced milk from only one teat, as might, bo expected. About a gineers. Because Chief Fred Bosna of Zee­ month later one of these gilts died very suddenly for causes unknown— .’ More than *100,000 is lo be spent land, Mich- likes animals, the leaving nine pigs. Those nine pigs promptly started to nurse the gilt for mining equipment, trams, crush­ two-man police force gets new with one pig—and now she apparently is producing milk ta 10 teats. ers, grinders, laboratories and other uniforms annually. A stray dog. buildings. Bruder declared. Quar­ given a home by the chief, four Sizes to 50 rying. crushing and grinding Costs years ago, has presented him with a ATTACK! ATTACK! ATTACK! Portuguese Monarchy The tum of the Twentieth cen­ tury marked the downfall cf many monarchies in Europe. revolution <4 1110 expelled Alfonso the ascendency of the mooarchlal line In 1940 Is still celebrated. The stamp issued in 1M0 to com­ memorate the WOth anniversary ot the monarchy, bears a likeness of King John IV, duke of Braganza. As leader ot the patriotic party, the duke succeeded in 1M0 in ex­ pelling the Spanish usurpers and making himself king, after the school In a selected grade school ta P dclphla, the system has prove worth incontestably, Dr. Wells The physician added be Is now pre- ment with the recommendation that it be installed in army cantonments . throughout the nation. "Our research in -this field has predict that purification ot the air thorough and just as normal a pro­ cedure as our everyday pasteuriza­ tion of milk and chlorination of ■ drinking waler.” declared Dr. Wells. He recalled the plague of Spanish Influenza which swept through the training camps in World war year* and knocked off American soldiers 1 like flies, and stressed that "It need never happen again.” Among the especially aerious die-’ the yoke of Spain. Washington. D. C.. led all cities tioo. according to the Encyclopedia age"for the United States, which leads all other nations, isrtrtfout 18 per 100 population. \ ' tato cancer) prevalent in most Euro­ pean countries Mid in New­ foundland. While it is unlikely that European I potatoes may reach Canada under the present circumstances, there is an increase in Canadian trade with that usually only a few tubers are it may take some years before this flan Juan Caplytrano mission in California was established in 1770. Il The disease Is most prominent on curious cauliflower-like growth al orately decorated and artistically constructed of California missions and is noted far its fine arched ctols- formed entirely to a lumpy warty mass. BABY WEEK NO SHORTAGE On Baby’s Things! We fit the Hard to fit! BATHING TRUNKS HATS the survey reveals more than 44.000.000 tons positively in sight. <*•*•> the pups pays for the uniforms. Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column Baby Blankets 36 x 50 Satin Bound 1.25 Blanket* from29c to 1.98 Baby Buntings with Zipper and Hood Carter Vest* 1.25 2»g-50c-65c Carter Band*------------------ a25c-50c The chemist visions use c]f the rock above and underground for foundations, dikes, wharfs, roads, airport runways and for other con­ struction projects designed to last centuries. Plenty of 7% DRESS HOSE Sizes to 13 WORK & DRESS PAllTS Plenty of 44 to 50 O'ALLS All sizes including 50 I I ' • ’ ’ i ’ SHORTS & SHIRTS Sizes to 50 SWEATERS All the Igr. sizes incl. 52 IFe fit the hard to fit Facta About Vinegar Vinegar has a long and ancient history as a staple condiment to cookery and pickling. 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This is the American way to provide the billions needed so urgently for National Defense. ■fc United States ft DEFENSE SAVINGS BONDS and STAMPS THIS MESSAGE IS PUBLISHED BY US IN THE INTEREST OF NATIONAL DEFENSE THE HASTINGS BANNER �THE HASTING 8 BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY $3, 1M1 FWiiiiiiinnHwwiriiirminmKWt PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mra. Byron Fletcher and son. Jimmy, returned from Lebanon, Monday evening accompanied by Mbs Retta Graham, who win re­ ! SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS ATTEND CATHOLIC DINNER Nashville St. Cyril Catholic chnichfell on a particularly torrid Gardner, Mrs. Beatrice Fisher and f weekend this year. Mia* Lodtae Hayward, aiatattag. I However, the women of the p*r------ - -.it I lahe*. tabes, nothing daunted, carried — on • iu usual, and on Saturday had the VICTORY SUPPER HONORS VISITING GUESTS --------------------------------------- -- —-----------, Mra. Curtta Garrison entertained of ehldten fte । a group of relatives Monday even- necessary to feed the crowd of peoMtas Florence Wade left Friday to j dren, France* and Wm. Jr., of, Mary Lou Kaachele of Wyandotte, talncd two table* on Friday. ing with a Victory sunoer comnllwho always attend. spend the re»t of -the summer with 1 Pontiac, spent last week here with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Johnson. mentary to her couslnf. Mr* James ■ Yearly lhe task of making the Roy Hubbard. The wedding was solemnized at At brfcL Mr. and Mra. Stephen Wade and; her mother, Mrs. Alice Droulllard Kaecbele. returned home Bunday F. P. Gooch went lo Grand Rapids Mrnurim »( OKH1. Hrt .nd Mr, V— pr.p-rUM U» pin W, U» family of Traverse city. Mr. Wade ' and their grandmother. Mn. Isa Bfter spending three weeks with Mr. the First Methodist church with Dr. Saturday to attend the wedding of ; Mra. Chester Hodges and I Edmund Holt Babbitt, of Grand George Morse of Cedar Springs and Kobe,. Lm. o. CMew> O—w Tf '*“■ “ ‘ ta her brother. Hayes. Mr. Cashen coming up to ■ and Mrs. Oeorge Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DePlanta, return with them at the weekend | MUa Roaemary Hagen of Kalama- Rapids, officiating for the full ring ML*» Thelma Ducave* of Grana don. w,n in red. .luu ud bhre '“"n Smiu, « Cuiurn. ure•Mill :Walldorff turned in high i The cenirel Borel piece wu u er- meiehec tnnl of u erm, chef her member*. A blind bogey v.,c Mr. and Mrs Ed. Huffman, and Mr.; Mra. Marshall Thayer of Cold- i 100 ta the guest thta weet .of Mtas service. I Rapids which wax..solemnized at the reniement of double blue end white [ 'ellow woekere deelere The vows were spoken In front of home of the bride's parents. Mr. bachelor buttons in a crystal bowl 1 Fine cooperation and a well Mrs. Albert CaneUi. and Mra. Sam Glerum were Sunday j water, has been spending a few Janet Boekeloo, -• of ° S. Broadway. ' krfa days In the city. Mr. Thayer la the Mr. and Mn. Hazen Gray and the chancel rail with an elaborate and Mr* mhn Dim-otm at a-*n n m with red taper*, bright clutter, of Panned routtoe mates the dinner Pott* at Oun take. __________________ son left Tuesday for Mio where arrangement of alt white flowers Mr. and Mrs. Morse received many petunias to blue and white colonial Inot nearly the formidable e*ent tt Dorothy Goddard. Chicago. Miss Marjoria Hill spent the Hastings and Jackson. It 1s their they will spend several days camp- and cathedral candles in tall stand­ beautiful presents and at present vaxe. gave cheer lo the supper . ‘Ptt*" **• W M" Mtas Barbara Wilcox: Mrs. A ard*. In the background. A pro­ they will make their home at 117 table*, a lhree-cour*e Victory menu Clayton Brandstetter who wa* gen. weekend In Battle Creek wltii her : P,Mn to move to Hostings as soon M gram of organ music and the tradi­ Colfax St. uncle and aunt. and Mr*. Dayle lh*y can flnd home. wiu, served. Mrs McPharUn has cr»‘ chalnnan. tS. BU.i:! «'• W”’’.OUe OU.™.,.nd tional marches were played by Mr*. Btdelman and family. The Bldel- L Mr. "nd.“ r,^.Wn .rnML*nd .J1® three w>na and a grandson serving <>«• *”**"?? 7““* Mr*. Harold Phillip*; Mrs. Harold Fix'ter who also accom­ The Young Mothers Club met at ta lhe U. 8 force*. They are Dr ' »»U8ht Ucketa who did not attend Whitcomb. New Jersey, With mans brought her home n„ dund.,. I "" ™,“reaM, panied Mra. Waller Scutt. of Lan­ tiie home of Mra. Lynn Edger on James, Medical Corp., U B. Navy; ow,n« Mrs. John....... Kurtz naplL returnedailw". Satur­ I “ heal and Ure re.trie- Dan walldorff: Mr*. Hetty W ..Wl preunl in ir.lnln, HU wit. j 'rt*nd. UU w—L sing. n Lake Forest college friend of Madison street Thursday afternoon. Owen, Quartermaster's Dcp'l, Wash- Ill0M- These yearly dinners are a day from Grand Rapids after a re- the bride, who sang "1 Love You" After a short business meeUng Mr*. Mrs. Phillip Mitchell. Lawton,« yma-lr'a visit „l«l» with V< —— granddaughter ttnd daughter plan to spend a few ' Rev. week's her *” *and Mra. ~ CUfIor4 nr Clinton - " ington. D. C ; Eiden. Anti-Aircraft., »°rt of homecoming and family । turned the last of the week from and "Oh Promise Me." ..and rea family. week*- near the camo. Darrell Hall gave a topic on"GetUng Camp Roberta. Calif , and Htirdta. reunion event and prove pleasant with Mn. Willard Smith; Mn. Ool. EmH Tyden left the first of; Fif« L*ke Miss Sage went to the altar on Along with Brothers and Sisters " Severson. Flying Squadron. San' occasion*. Mra. Morris Hill and Mtas Helen Wade' were In Grand Rapids Satur­ the week for a trip to hta farm in 1 Mr. and Mra. Max Dietrich anc the arm of her father who gave ner Last month a gift was given to Mra. Antonio, Texas. | Iowa and to the west coast, daughter of Chicago are visiting her In marriage. She wore a youth­ Lynn Edger for the new baby from Mrs. Wm Andrew* entertained BO^O-BASSETT day. Mr. gnd Mra. W. L. Hinman mot- He - will be absent untH lhe middle . parents. Mr. and Mra. Albert Be«- ful gown of white, marquisette the girls In the club. Refreshments the same group Wednexlty with ' In * T*1***' ceremony read by Clarence Weta*. Memphis, with Mn Paul Pauikner. — imer. Mrs. Thomas Stebbins of forming Ute yoke, the. short sleeves were served and a good time en­ ored to Detroit Sunday to take their ' ~f .*.2r August., splenic dinner at her Wall WUUarn C. Bachert, Saturday and the very full skirt, made over joyed by all. The next meeting will uaugnicr, mu m . v . musoii ana Mr » c * rl Eck.urom and two sons ’ Grand Rapids also spent last week daughter. Mra. M. C. Musolf and, take cottage. Tha day was de-W H. at Rollo. Mo Mi*. faille, which fell to the floor line. be held at the home of Mra. Linden llghtfuBy spent tn rowing, swimming Gladys Bassett daughter af Mr. and her son. Martin, home. They re-1 returned Thursday from a few days’ with them. The snug fitting taffeta bodice was Snyder. 1029 South Eut Street. malned for a few days. vUit wlth her P«*nu in Ann Mri. Ha*el McManoman of Toledo ----------I Mrs. Arthur Bassett of NaxhviUe. Mra. John Ironside, Mra. H. A. and bridge. Guests were Mrs. James Adrounle, Mra. H 8 Wedel. Mrs. O. Pvt. Harry Tennant of Fort Arbor. WM me guest of her cousins, Mr. fashioned with a double scallop top. Thursday. August 20. McPharUn. O’Neil. Neb.. Mr* Robert became the bride of Corporal Harold P. LAlhrop. Sheridan. III., was the weekend ‘ Mri- Richard Groos went to Chi-1 Bntj Mn, Edwin Smith, part of last which was outlined with a narrow E Bolo. son of Mr. and Mr*. Glenn box-pleated ruching of the taffeta, Mr. and Mra. Hal R. Keeling of Lewis, Chicago; Mrs Hubert Pair­ Bolo Of Battle Creek, formerly ol guest of Mr. and Mr* B F. Cowie* Monday end will be accom- wtek. A pot luck luncheon for golfers and Ml*s France* Cowie*. : M1“ I Mr Mr* Arthur Valentine of and edged the waistline Her fin­ Indianapolis gave a dinner and child. Detroit; Mt* Max Bauer. De­ Hastings. and bridge players wiU be held to­ I troll; Mr* Ed McGrath. Mrs .Mr*. Fay Engelman of Kalamazoo , I Yf-ltanU were Sunday guests of Mr. gertip snood veil of bridal Illusion bridge party at the Ouil Lake Coun­ Thomas Myers and son. Billy. Mrs For her wedding, the bride chase morrow. Friday at one o'clock to which had been worn by her try Club last Friday night. Out-of a navy blue faille dressmaker suit which ----------all members Interested are "’d . Rose Karmes. Mrs. Otis Gallup and sister. Mra. George Bauer as a bride, with white accessories. Her corsage I invited. Mn no, Srn-mr U In tau.- ??•“«'>’ *"a Wm O|5>" wh^hS'ten was secured by a slender line of Collln* of IndlanapolL* and Mr. and daughter. Mary Anne. Mra. W. G. wa* of mixed white flower* stephanotL* blossoms. She carried Mra. Andrew Shaw of Loa Angeles. Bauer. Mias Henrietta Bauer and .KI. m.u.n .or I Attending the brld8 wu Marie Likes CaterpUian . a satin hand bouquet of white or­ Prizes were won by Mrs. George Mra. Curtis Garrison. Goetsch. and Sgt Harold E Goetech Mr* R M Lamble w« children returned to Mt Morri. I Mrs. George Fulton, for the last chid* from which fell a shower ot Hebden. Mrs. Dewey Hon. Clifford The staple food cf the Baltimore served the grooin a* beat man. end gu«l of Mr and Mr [Sunday after .pending two week, two weeks, returned lo her home stephanotL* and satin ribbons. ABBEY—BARNES Dolan and George Hebden. Following the ceremony n dlnnei oriole is caterpillan but tt also Lamble at Gun take 111 thc Barker cottage. Wall take.1 Sunday. in the bridal party were Mra. In the presence of sixty guests. 1 Mra. B. D. Shelton has returned George Bauer, Jhe malron-of-lnnMr. and Mr*, Glenn Evans of Mr- Buehler was here for the weekThe Ward family reunion was Betty Jayne Barnes, daughter of Mr. ।Colonial inn. to her home in Marshfield. Mo., tansing called on ML** Mary Me-1 . and Mra. John Barnes of Marshall Mrs. Bolo plans to Join her hus- la believed alight. । Mrs. Wm. Bruckner, of Evanston, after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. bare and Mias Agnes Johnson: Mias M. O Weaver, 512 .W. State street.: and Robert L. Abbey, son of Mr and Eiwaln. Sunday. ’ Audra Densmore and Mtas Leone last Sunday, a large number at­ Mr*. Rolland Bolton of Hastings, Mr* Alonzo E Trim .pent lhe Ill., and Mrs. E J. Huffman of John C. Ketcham. Ora--* Rapids, ”— — friends --- --weekend with her mother and | Grand called* on j corp. Kenneth Biddle of Fort Leonard. tended from Fulton. Otsego, Lowell were united in marriage by the Rev. Mra. Bauer's gown was of pink and Hastings. ------------ Mra Mr* Bruckner Custer has been spending a sevenbrother. Mr*. Flora Schulze and -----here- Thursday. Bruckner. custerhasbcenspendingasevenWarren E Brown. The single ring Lewta Schulze at Nashville. |'Edith Alexander) was a f«... I'Edith former day furlough with hta.mother, Mra. dotted swtas with a torso bodice and service waa rend Saturday evening. I full skirt ot floor length. She car­ The Andrew Geiger family re­ July 18. at 7:00 o'clock al lhe home EdwanJ Bottum. Jr. of Detroit, teacher in Hasting* High school Newton NewtonBenner. Benner. — r f Taliam wbc hrimn ried an arm bouquet of Better union was held Sunday at the old spent Sunday with hta parent*. Mr. I Noble Cain and daughter. cadet Garret Isham was home of the bride's parents before an im­ Times roses and wore the same homestead near Woodland now and Mr*. E. F. Bottum. Mr. and Charlotte, of Chicago were guests! from Chicago over lhe weekend to provised altar of palm* and baskets Mr*. Gerald Hoekstra of Kalamazoo ! In lhe Robert Burch home from I vmt, hta wife and friends. He ta to flowers in her hair. The brides­ owned by Fred Geiger, with ninety- of gladioli an<t snapdragons. were visitor* Tuesday. , Tuesday to Friday. I Rationed at Chicago for eighteen maids' dresses of varying shades six present from Flint. Detroit. Lan­ The bride, given In marriage by Dr and Mrs S M FYiwIrr of Mr Rnd Mr*. Ed. Schmledicke and WM k« while attendlna weeks attending an aero­ were Identical with the matron's. sing. Grand Rapids. Hastings. Wood­ her father, was gowned in white eye­ Miss Densmore wearing green; Miss land. Marcellus and Lake Odessa. let embroidered pique which was Muskegon an(! Mr. and Mr*. Harry ' children of Grand Rapid* spent nautics school James spent Saturday and Sunday ‘Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Grace Tolhurst, who has Barbara Johnson, blue; Mias Agnes modeled with a fitted bodice and I In Traverse City. Mr*. B. A. Ly Barker. Mrs. Schmte- been staying tn Detroit for some Johnson, yellow; Mtas Leonard, Della Smith Copp. M, who taught full skirt. Blue and white accespeach. Each carried a colonial bou­ Edward Reed, of near Ha*ting*. U <Ucke remained over for relief duty time, ha* returned to Hastings series completed her costume, and spending the week tn Detroit wltn! at Pennock hospital. Miss Mary R Powers of Grand quet and wore harmonising flow­ school where most of the Geiger she carried white rosebuds ano children attended. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Zimmerman. Mr*. Della Decker of Nile* spent Rapids, who ta spending a week ers in her hair. gladioli. Mtas Barnes chose her sis- , The groom was attended by ------------- last week with Mra Clara Wilder. with Judge and Mra. McPeek at ui.. VI — ", herMis* Barbara Wilcox and her ’ ter. Mias Virginia Barnes, a* Stephen Bristol, of Grand Rapids, Mr*. Robert Lewis of Chicago and their Charlotte farm, visited Mrs. Saturday visitors at the home of the pm Mlu DoreU., Orext.rd M ’ •»» a>«M U|. M.VVC. . vuuam. I ‘>fr cousin.- Mrs. James McPharUn P. T. Colgrove. Saturday afternoon. as best man and the ushers. Dr. latter'a cousin. Alonso E. Trim. OT cmo -nd Ur. WllUrd BmlU.I" ’! Mtas Zabelle Adrounle was the of CNeil. Neb, returned to their Miss Barbara Butt, who has been George Bauer, of Lansing; Ensign . . . . . ..... -A.tw. man W"Wwman was Charlie ; sories. The best were entertained at luncheon Mon ­ weekend gucat of Miss Nancy home* Monday after a visit here a guest at the home of Mr. and Mr*. EAForrest Walton. Corpus Christi. day by Mr*. F. W. Stebbins and Tefft of Battle creek. Roberta of Dearborn. with relatives. Chas. Lawrence, returned to her Texas; Wellesley Ironside and Aben Mrs. Barnes chose for her daugii- i Mr*. Philip Mitchell at the Stebbins Mr. and Mra. Max Bauer of De- I Mra. Sarah Powell and Mis* Rose home at Plymouth. Monday. Mtas Johnson. Jr.. Hastings. teri* wedding a rust and white print ■ Mr*. Sage, the brides mother, cottage. Hastings Point. Oun lake. trolt spent their week'* vacation Clark wer? in Battle Creek. Tuesday 1I Lucile Lawrence accompanied her Bobbie Ward, son of Mr*. Clifford and wore yellow rosebuds, while the I * wore a figured green and white with hl* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Guy night to visit Mtas Drurilta Powell. Ward, celebrated hl* fifth birthday. groom's mother was atured In a'. Bauer. » patient al the American Legion Mrs. Henry Wilton (Maude Hollo- print and a beige hat with luggage Friday afternoon at hta home on,Diue .blue ana and wnne white print wun with n a con-1con-1; brown trim. Her corsage was of Mra. Blanche Goucher spent Frl- hospital. Sweetheart roses and a single Rub­ W. South St., with a party, enter-, treating corsage of pink rosebud*. 1; day in Grand Rapid* on business. Mis* Nora Henkes. Mtas Marguetainlng *lx of hta little friends., At me reception, held at the !• rum illy. Mra. Johnson's gown was Mr*. 8. O. Brock and Mrs. George rite McGuinness and niece. Miss Guests included Richard Newton. I home, a wedding cake topped by ap Robinson spent from IIUI4I Thursday illUIDUUJ unu,i- Nora -McGuinness, - -- - -------------of—--------Detroit - were ----­ daughter. Barbara, of Long Island a Vemon green and brown print, Helen Clark. Floyd Clark. Jo Berta । nflntature bride and groom was a ■ ____ and ■. nf of Mr. nnHand kfrflMra.1 nre ill Bunday evening with friends । week end guests are spending three weeks week* nero hero wiin with her small flower-trimmed hat being ; relatives In Jackson. 'Frank Kelley and other friendsjjher her parent, parents, Mr. and Mra. C. O. H. of corresponding shades. She wore Whitmore. Jane Whitmore *nq feature of the refreahmenl table. a week’s (rip in Wlaconaln a corsage of Better Times roe**. David Faul. A birthday cake with Mr*. Gene Sweet of Banfleld here. . |'— — Wilkes on — W. --------Green---8t. five candle* and ice cream were en-1 ftnd nOrthem Mlchig*«. Mr. and?; spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*.! Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cushman‘1 Mrs. L. W. Lahr of Toledo. Ohio, Mr. and Mra. Clifford Dolan were Jameii Bristol and son. Jim, and daughter. Sally. । ta ft house guest ot Mr. and Mra. master and mistress of ceremonies. joyed by the youngsters on the lawn.: Mfl Abbey The July meeting of the Business | B*-- Battle Creek. |, A reception followed at the Has­ Mra. James Parmer and Mra. lot Kalamazoo were Sunday night V. D. Wldrig this week. Harry Baldwin were in Grand supper guests at the B. R. "Reed Mra. William A. Murphy and son. tings Country club, where lovely ar­ Women's Hospital Guild was held' Mrs. Abbey was graduated from • . . .... ___ ___ ■ , KA1 > Kish Ia "I... l' Rapids. Thursday. home on W. Bond St. Raymond, spent Monday in Grand rangements of- midsummer flowers -Monday, dinner being served by the Marshall high school in the class of ‘: embeUtahed the lounge At the at- . ..-------- --________________ I Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shaw of Rapids. ------- . iw.1 *41 and has been employed until recently at Shrank* in Battle Creek. I Mr. and Mra. Harry McDonald .... -ilftyof Santa Ana. Calif , are house and daughter returned Monday ■ five members and guests were pres­ Mr. Abbey, a '41 graduate from : guests at the Johnson cottage, Hast­ from a week's vacation at Pine lake. ent Following the business meet­ Hastings high school, ta employed I Ovned ud sserated by ings Point, this week. Mra. Wm. Ransom. Mrs. Allan thur Crothers, Mrs. Fred Zeigler. 'ing all returned to the home of by the Eaton Mfg. Co. of Battle 1 TBE88A CLEVELAND Mrs. Wayman Jones of Battle Ransom and daughter, and Jacob Miss Betty Sigler. Mra. Don Siegel. Mn. Ida Vedder where various Creek. Creek was a Sunday guest of Mr. Rehor attended lhe funeral of Leon Mrs. Harold Phillips, Mrs. Wm. Je- games furnished the evening's en­ Hastings rela Uve* who were In at­ slek and Mtas Dorothy Roush. At 1 tertainment । and Mra. George Fulton. Howe in Grand Rapids. Tuesday. The August meeting tendance were Mr. apd Mra. Rolland Mr. and Mra. -Dan Lewta spent Richard Beaamer ta spending hta a side table a beautifully decorated will be a picnic with the following Bolton. Richard Abbey. Mr. and Mr*. last Wednesday with Mra. Etta vacation with Robert Hendershott wedding cake wu served by Mra. committee In charge; Mrs. Attic Albert Klnne and Mr. and Mra. Clifford Dolan after first being cut j Stone of Plainwell. and family at Montreal. Canada. Hay. chairman, with Mrs. Erma Lester Klnne. . Mr*. Winston Merrick ta visiting Mr. and Mr*. Emest Hathaway by the bride and groom. For her traveling ensemble Mrs. her parents In White pigeon thta and son Tommy of Milwaukee. Wl* . visneo hta n» parents.. ------------week and her son, Chas. Wayne Mer- visited Mr. and----Mrs. Johnson chose a cavalry red twill sick, ta staying with hta grandpar­ Mason Hathaway, from Saturday | suit with brown accessories. Fol­ - --------this ------------lowing a week's honeymoon. Mr.; ents, Mr. and Mra. Wayne Merrick. until .... Monday week. Mr. and Mra. V. D. Wldrig attendPvt. Lester DeVault returned to STEAM HEAT cd a family reunion at Potter Part. pL* post in Denver. Colorado, today at 1320 N. Delaware Ave.. Indiana­ HOT A COLD WATER i Lansing. Sunday. (Thursday) after having spent the polis. where Mr. Johnson is em­ ' Mra. Clarence Stamm of Clover past week visiting relatives and ployed at the Allison Aircraft plant SHOWER BATH on defense work. I City. Calif., arrived Saturday to friends. Both the bride and groom were I spend tiie summer with her stater­ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ekstrom and Single $3.50 per wk. up ... . —1-~ unia*I in-taw. Mra. Clara Wilder. family were weekend guests at the bom in Hastings and are graduates Mra. Dr. and Mr*. Norbert Schowalter summer home of Mrs. Ekstrom's of Hastings High school. returned from Chicago. Friday, aunt, Mra. Alfred O- Williams, on Johnson attended Lake Forest col-1 lege. I1L. where »he was awarded where they attended the national GuU lake. convention of the American Osteo­ ana son. a » scholarship aenmarcup in .1. her second year. Mr*. Frank LaMaster and t»,id. of ot Detroit Da® hare tu,e been bren vising naMn, I Lain (reduUrel >n —pathic Association. David, her Barents Mr. and Mr*. Lemuel ministration at Michigan State and 1 . ■ tV—accompanied wax • member of Chi SOTOFwas Omcsa a member of Chi Omega sororSeverance, who them to St. Johns. Friday. On Saturday with the Personal they visited Mr. and Mra. Wayne kssociated wlth shorts Frey at Fine take. Mrs. LaMaster Finance Co. at Lansing. Mr. John­ and David relumed home yesterday. son attended the Univrraity of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carrothera Michigan and was a member of If your hair Is too dry. loo oily, bleached, dyed or and Mr. and Mra. Kim Sigler spent Sigma Chi fraternity.. He tater studied In California and for the too fine, bring your problems to us.- Wc specialize Sunday in South Haven. . Mra Frazer Ironside returned past year has been In Indianapolis. tn permanents and reconditioning for “problem Among the guests present from Saturday from Detroit where she hair. has been visiting her daughter. away were Mr. and Mra. Don Col­ Uns. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ray Keel- | PERMANENTS , Marcia, and family. ing. IndlanapolL*: Judge and Mra. | Machineless $1.50 | Mr. and Mrs. Norman Otto ano Bp. others from baby attended a picnic for Kroger R. R. McPeek. Charlotte; Mra. Wal­ employees at .Camp take near ter Scutt, Mra. Wm Jeslek. Lansing; Mrs. C. E. Thdmss, Santa Ana. Sparta, Sunday. Guest* of Mr. and Mra. Charles Calif., Mr. and Mra. Andrew Sljaw, with longies Paul on Sunday were. Mrs. Lena Lo* Angeles; Mr. and Mra. Stephen Bristol. Mr. and Mra. Will Sage. Mis* Jarvis of Saugatuck, Mrs. Etta Faul, Pbsas illi Woodland. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Gertrude Sage. Grand Rapids; Faul. Raymond. Jr., and Billy of and Mra. George Snook and da ter, Detroit; Mrs. Joanne and ChicagoMarietta Faul returned on Satur­ Mary Ann Avis. Jackson; Mra. Tim­ day from a week's visit with Mias othy C. Howard. Kalamazoo; Mr. Lucile Harrtpgton of Grand Rapids. and Mra. Forrest Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Reickord and daughters, Belding; Eric von Ries, Mtas Grace ftelckord spent Saturday Detroit; Robert Wells. Chicago; evening in Kalamazoo the guesta of Frederick Wentworth. Grand Rap- reports for service August 7. 1-t-a* t 0 01 pa a CC t ocotitoottcc- Mra Neil Adair and Charles are! Mrs. Leland Bennett left Sunday Iteed Furrow of Flint Is spending Two dessert bridge parties were' spending the week with her brother- noon for Vorena. North Carolina, his two weeks' vacation at ths homo JOHNSON—SAGE At a ceremony which took place' ofd“u,htfT of„Mr Wllltam Mustard, tn Pontiac. Mr.' ter. Mn. Leona Proctor. She also man Furrow. - Saturday afternoon at three o'clock.. Mtas Anne Isabel Sage, daughter of “ nd ’• Adair will Join them for ths week-1 plans lo visit a nephew, Pfc. Robert j and Mra. Lloyd VatenUne man entertained her bridge club of end and they will return home Sun- ■ Bennett at' Fort Bragg. N. C. I visited In Middleville, Bunday oventwo tables Wednesday afternoon. the bride of Stephen Ironside Johnd*yI Mr*. Wm. Cm hen and two chll- ing. Are your Kids Kross ? Keep 'am Komfortable in Kool Klote from Baird's JUMPER SHORTS 89 I19 REGULAR SHORTS 69 I19 The BEAUTY BAR ROOMS MODJERN PLAY SUITS SODA FOUNTAIN HOTEL HASTINGS J 95 to 2?5 SLACK SUITS AIR­ CONDITIONED HAVE YOU A HAIR PROBLEM? STORE 30j • • • • JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP BULK AND BRICK Bakery Special FUDGE LAYER CAKE Orange Chocolate 40c HIGHLAND BUTTERSCOTCH EQi Square cake with butterscotch letng WV BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! IIANGIIAIIT BAKERY 113 8. Jeffsrsoa &L Sodas Sundaes Malted Milke Hot Chocolate Phea* 34M Mr. and Mr*. Wllltam Fox. Mrs. Hattie Hayward of CaUfomta, a sister of William Fuhr, and Dorta | Cappon of Hastings, called on Mr. I and Mrs. William Fuhr of Route 5 ntv. d.v Iasi week as she has come । to visit relatives and friends until fall. Mr and Mrs. Earl Rothaar vis­ ited their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mra. Robert Meade of De­ troit the first of the week. Mra. John Kurt* had a* her guests Monday. Mrs. Keonan and Mr* Spade of Grand Rapid* Ml** Margaret Bchaupner of De­ troll is eoming Friday tot a few Bwain and Miao Emily McElwain. BE 100% WITH YOUR BUY UNITED STATES WAR STAMPS ICECREAM For Homo U»« =llli ZS RRGISTERID PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY =£ Hailhigi Phong 1241 Stet« tr Jgfferwm J 98 to Q45 SLACK SUITS 275 to 450 SAFETY LEGION AND KAYNEE BRAND THE BEST MONEY CAN «UY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. JULY 23, 1H1 Hastings Banner CHURCHES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS CLASSIFIED BATES IRt per word. minimum of SO DlipUy Ua.i Mt In rapt or Sheldon Agency "T ” * Hlenly' Oh. old. Ufa Auto Alb<gl , . res ' j ' IB " YOUR" CAR "SHOWING’’ signa root ot M lddl-1 i-. Rr.RREI. RAAREX BI..RT TOT Tornado Fire •30' ' ' AUTO BEPAIEINQ AND MISC Swannosa Agency at Moscow be ci uie It li the largest. H*l*leia Mikl. 10c additional Win ba chargid tot All Kinds of lasursnc* Sarety Bonds Pkoaa 2185 Hastings tt. i Famous Moscow Kremlin j Covers Acres of Land i* 3 “IJ 2J1/ ■n | I*’ ; Ji'r -as j _JJ*<wrjL_______ :____________ »•_»* BRAKE SUH l 1<> -. Make ,.,re >■< .11 ..(U.lur.l l.y drMnr in f..r a 1.-1 an uur drnensir brake l»«l>nr m»rl,ir.-. h»l-r..|»t.U «<.rk Krebm Valor N.I.. He.ling*. I*'"' -,,y • -s BERRIES AND PRODUCE AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY DR. L J. CASTON [ lift KLKM no;n. Hastings 11 Ht'CKI.EHERR.ES— At < Phone 2703 FOR KALE- Marshoil Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired FOR BALE- CLEANING AMD DYEING SUITS AND DRESNER EavMtroughiag 142 E. State Phone 1331 JERRY ANDRUS Phone 2518 Natl Bank Bldg. AUCTIONEER List yonr Aurtloa Sales with DEWEY REED Kstimstts cheerfully given. Dat Haatlags, STATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY (IF >» Meh will IT IS FURTHER ORDERK11 Ik.I DURFEE ' EMPLOYMENT - HELP WANTED Foil HALE—Lr.ni ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS ORDER FOR PUBLICATION DIST CHURCH i. *. ChrHp.lL Minister ' Leon Radlike of Detroit is Vlsltat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henn* »» £• I Proat. ICON-O-COAL STOKERS G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. tt ClOUt Strut Ing place for the national congresa "IS and lhe Communist Internationale. POWERS ECHOES Little Myrna EBlnger of Augusto, is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mn. Rozell Stanton this week., Mr. Purchase of Heed City is j *’ making an extended visit with hlslj.o: son. Norman and family. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. I Rozel] Stanton were Mr. and Mrs Clean and family and Mr. and Mrs ORDER FOR PUBtlOATIOW I Howard Orsbcrn of Hastings : Lavonna Purchase, who has been I visiting relatives in Lansing and ’jefferson street u. B. church Williamston, returned home Wed- : RanMsaae—3U 8»mh Jefferua OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I h*v the Kremlin and It was seriously damaged when the Bolshevists bom- , ' barded it. lain” This damage, however, was later I *' repaired, and until lhe present war the Soviets used the Kremlin for PHONE 3281 NASHVILLE « I* OHlIF.IllJl mous Kremlin still surviving. Originally it consisted of a great pile ut buildlngs-^alaees, calhedrals. churches, convents,. muse­ urns, barracks and market tooths— surrounded by a brick and stone wall ranging In width from 13 to 15 feet and in height from 30 to 50 feet It is shaped like a triangle, ons side paralleling the Moscow riVjrt. “d " *" “ acres. The walls, pierced by five gates. are surmounted with battlements i and towers. Outside the Kremlin opposite lha celebrated Gate of Salvation, Is the ' beautiful Red square. During the 1817 revolution the ' Poet hospital at Battle Creek for, j treatments and seems to be re­ sponding to them. । Threshing and combining wheat1 seems to be lhe principal occupa- 1 ' lion in this vicinity. Mra. Alma Hunsteker returned to । 'FARM EQUIPMENT • AND MISCELLANEOUS 1 Hut hale - 22 ns <>■> < ; FOB BALE a MISCELLANEOUS , JoRfUtVf HU"9 of fMx666 MARRIAGE LICENSES Rex V. Waters. Hastings... .. Chryttal L. Hampton. Vermonlville ............. :................ .......... it ' *•* Refuge far Young Butterfish The poisonous tenacles ot certain huge jellyfish serve as a haven ot refuge for the young butterfish, ac­ cording to an article in Natural His- MUKtUSUIS. IMVt. NOH MOW out of NaRhville. 7 3» 1KXJH—By day or week. FOU HALE—tjrf. Jrr.ey raw allh he.f BOARDING Cail 703—F>3 or 3383. Al Daaamrr. rr retf. werk aid; <•>' 377’lb. but tf . trrl.t In VH mo. rrvard to «k»». • 133. Al-a llultuppU While It.-ek FullelR. X week. aid. e*> eect>. Ylrir. USED CARS AND TRUCKS mile >ouih Maple Grove. 13 d mile FOH SALE — ’ 31 Chevrolet roope. good re.l. 7-33 engine, good tire*, (heap for mb. larger and hungrier fish, they slip SALB OB BBXT— Call 330* after 13:15 or «:15 P. M. quickly beneath the tentacles and CITY. C0UNTBY AND BES0BT FOR HALE—1835 Chevrolet truck; eb<M< FOR KES'T—Mader:, aufarnished Sperlwheel-baae t> good tire*; burster mnt. 33* 8 Jeflrrwu. Fhone 333*. brake. Kuaarll MrLeaiilhan. Uka laud. Mil- neat. 7-33 FOR NM.E—f. S. Hperk. t.ta.k.mltb •hop on Court Nt. Cell Clifford Ham- l ol; BALE C ■ ■ Itarl ■. I>avid*aa mond v 1 -50 uMorryrlrHarry Oarriam. phoh. T-nFO 7-33 FOH REST—Plrei.t.1 .leepln* rMmi •nllehle for 1 ar' 2 wrwo>. 11 reek FOR SALK OH TRADE—18(0 Ford pirk<a.t otrllaaal Mr». Eibau A. Kidder up. new motor. Ilarfr Babmrk. Vtrkery'a Mailing, Clear lake. DdwSIT W Smalh If l.ng. 723 JAKE DEPRIESTER FOH RALE OR TRADE—1*1 seres of cikhI Uud. buildlnse. leys (omi. FOR HALE—1831 Cbevrolel irdau, egin trke. nrichtH>rhrH>d HahlMuee t..vr..bl|. »35<I<1 per acre ..r will DUO cbeveokl <.'«.•> ar trade for trade for lumse and Ut in town. 1 all edrrtrlr refrigerator ar farm tool*. Mlle. o. C. Ilewiti. 'cUtk.Ri'lk. R. 9. 7 3.1 FOH HALF. - 40 - r- . • Cr... 1 .- .4 4 mile ta I'-., hkel lays burnt, bam, R»K HALT!—1»44 Ford O.biae mope;’ no hmim. Earl Omar.., mule 4. Hat <•■0-1 tlrra. radio, healer. Call 3307. tie Creek. 7 33 . .. . FOR SAtlf OH TRADE-73 vtn In th. >.t) llrull- I.A. rlrellrnl .H "1 I.J WANTED- MISCELLANEOUS — ini*, modern. Want tn Iradr far ■ l'av.1 typewriters, addin* krntm en.l lai in town, t all Earl U WANItTb maehlnea. u*ed filing mulptnent. de*k*, It ... xi.l.l.m. Bldg. MJS. 7 33 ckalra. lee Offlre Hupply. 144 E FOH BALE—7 room all modern kouw: Htala 8t.. Hatting*. Phona 3747. Il • tokrr heat. MlrmBheli hot mater " trailers "wanted—Ht*k-' FOB biin.i>; garage atlar'hei In'hnuar. evi Housil en price cash pal*. Write as or N. Mlrhlsan 7 33 phone and reptoMMaUve will call INSURANCE WK CAS NOW cell the I L. Il»>ea ml on yon. A. A M. Finance Co. *30 ■age ..a WalldurfC* He.orl. Wall lake Houth Di*l*len. Oren* Ha1>hl*. Phone Katra well dvaisard and rwn*lrwrre* 3 55nj 7-33 Urite Farl 11 II..-. -I.I.I.I... ItMg WAN'+».I> -Will pay ea.h tor electric l'h»n. SC.JW. 7-XI retnevrator In flrat claaa ceniltlUu. FOH SALE l.or. Urge .•><■ at A1g,.m|uli* medium *l«e. Mr*. Orlle Flabrr. Dowl­ lakr. -Ill loelude <-k1 .(..I b.^t ing Ph. ne Banfield l<> H . 7-33 cheap for-ea.h. Phone 37Jj If FOR TRADE—9 good lot. in the city FOH NALK—Modern i»me In -h. tiro •4 Heating*, want to trade for lot a: .•alrt3.8v9.liq. 7J3 lloye*. Hlrbbin* Bldg. Phone ~'wi FOR SALK—The Bareihslan mtiag- on 7 23 Eddy'. Ilm.h. Wall lake 1 l-e.-iti WANTED—Walnut*. Uw hickory nut*. ful i.la<. tail Karl It H..<r. Pay ra»h. Hlate price and amount For your old Scrap Iron, ► trl.'.ui. Illds. 7 : L. F. Jnbnioa. Crea.er, nn-ir 1. . 7-21 FUR RFNT -Nenly drmraied unfur- WANTED—A baby .trailer/ Call Mr*. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ nl.hrd apartment in blork »-t of Mabel Field. 3351 or 3dvt. 7 33 Cnort H-m-e 331 W. C«mrf.- Ph-mr WANTED—8matl al*e baby bed. Un' minum, Brass, Copper & 34WI - . W retire Urhln. phone 3451. U3.t H. j FOR HEXT -« r.«.m h..-4.e. f .rnair and llanuver 7 Id garage 2 IdarL. tram faetory. tn MfANTED—Pick up baler to tale about! quire ot Jamea Cook. S3* Mark,: «.'ter 4<t arm of atrsw. Phone 337V. Wil ham Haywood 7-33 Al-fEH ”Al til'sT tub Modem" hon’.e GUNN F. LAUBAUGH —25 bu. of Kama r’y'e. n» ol. for rent. R-fervaree rvonlr-4. E F. WANTED !a5..,’fc .’n?err''” MS Na. Michigan Arenas Bat tom. 330 K. Walnut Nt. I'hoae 3333. 7-D Hastings FOH KENT—Onr ..f the iio.t Je.irahle TOO LATH TO CLASSIFY unfueni.hr,I apartment*, will be avail able Anguat 1, atri.tlr wUevn FOH SALE- IV41 Fdrd Itvimae with I^eate.1 at 414 H Jeffer-un Mr* heater 14.1HM> milaa. & good lire*. Manure I’mdrr. phone 3340 tf Earvllent emdllien throughout. Mat­ FOR KENT— I room farni.hed apt 4=k ing f..r army. Phone 3505. 7 3S | >« Bmaduay. It RENT— Hta rmrnt bourn, two mile. FOR REST-1 room f.irc*li*4 apt, prl FOR -it .m North it roadway. Elartrlrli*. rate bath and priiale entrancePhone phone 34*5. 7 33 ; 35»*. 7 2.1 _frvll trm Shipping Livestock Shell Station on 8. Jefferson HL. Hastings. Space available BAPTIST CHURCH ■la lion. WRITE J. DAVIDGE Shell OH Co.. 818 American Na IT Bank Bldg.. Kalamasoo, or phone Kalamazoo 34287. 7-16 CHURCHES BARFIELD CHURCH PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Every Saturday C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOR LEASE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deled. 4* DOWLING C1IUBCH A. D. 1849. NOTICE TO CREDITORS MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ROME GOOD BUVR IN BEAL ESTATE HASTINGS METHODIST PARISH GOODWILL CHURCH c worship iir>l<» 10:00. HENDERSHOTT CHURCH Minin Foil HALE Htu'arl Cl Quimby martIn' CHURCH Goodwill QUIMBY CHURCH I'lalnlltf*. fe’S.KTt. Phone 2751 Rooms Ln the Hendershott Building CASH I It I.-I ST 50 both. Best working conditions. Permanent employment. Apply at once. C. B. Burkholder, Hostings Chevrolet.' Truss Fitting f XPERIENCED HEATING FUEL TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ■ oo.l si law pri.r. SpevUil prlre in S rord Iota. Phone 3570. tie.. II ■JjpL________________________ H HOUSEHOLD GOODS HVCKLEBKKKY MAHSil—Open tor uirker*. pl.nly .1 Leirlea. it quart. 2<i mile, norlhomt of Delton, la lilenty of waler, bring Mot., J. W. Hikoek. Ilelton, It. I, Dellon phone. ............. 7.1 FOR HAI.K -X-.I in sand e .n ditkin. M t. Haiti., Phone 754FI I Hunt., i. 7-.'l FOH RALE—Bird i»ge end Oan.lanl. wk library UM', large leather rocker, niat'lr renter table, eniyrt >neet>er. rommede. J I irvn bed, *prlnat*, inner • prlng mattrea*. Phlte.. i-.rlabl. radl.i. fUUal Mill*. 330 H. Park 7 23 FOR HALE—Dau Thmm oil'I.Hriwr~irtrt) five muulh*: like new Inqairn 31* E Ktale 723 FOR RALF.--flaaollne twe-Rare *io«e W Peek. R. 3. Middleville. • 7.23 Wifi RALE—Buffet and rh.na rloa.f Halid walnut Lifetime furniture. Mr* Vert) Leary 417 E. Grand C.H mans Inga or eieninp T }3 F0.K. R«». good qualltr SalO, *13 Alm dining ror.m .une 7 pe.. Walnut flblah. (2U. 302 X Broadniv rf FOH HALE—AB gaa range, in' Mr»; leal mndltloa Phone 3-.!>4 7-;3 LY BARKER S iip LIVESTOCK— TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY mil cantav 8110 Alao choice early pot a­ lee., 8150 bu. Uwrenre llarcmlt. on the Elmer Eckert farm at Fr-» Ftp 1 1. FOR HALE—-2 blryrle* man*, and wo^ man', iu go-xi rendition Call at 405 >.. Green after 5 o'clock 793 FUR SALE—Heteral walnut irew. near Haatlikg*. Phono 35«iv'i Hattie Cre.-k. FOR HF.NT—4 room private bath, r" <ri«erator. nicely furnl.bed. newly dec­ orated apt. garage Adulla Id* R. Broadway. Phone 2(114 7 93 FOR' RENT—Five room apartment In . city and rouMry home with eleetnrlly. Jerry Audrua. plxme 3518. 7-33 Peanut oil The Peanut Products company of Tuskegee, Ala., manufactures pea­ nut oil from Dr. George Washington Carver’s formula. It Is said to be very helpful in cases of infantile paralysis. >rn Corner Chord and Cantar lirwu CARDS OF THANKS CARD OP THANK’/—Wr e/H/H/H/H/H/H/H/Z/H/H/HZH, Farmers, ATTENTION WANT ED Auto Mechanic, with ex­ perience. Will work on I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. CARD OP THANKS—HU GRANGES IRVING GUNGE YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES$750 C0WS$5®° WE HAVE A COLLECTOR Stationed at 912 Wait Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charges PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES COWS *4.00 HIDE MUST BE IN GOOD CONDITION PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-4OO �THE HASTINGS BANNER UCHTY-SfVINTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1942 <J±a± n[nS‘ Harvara. university. University, men then went went to to JUnirt, and”ta£' to b£u£ TtiSicai seminary for hta PhD. degree, gradualing with honor. He 1* now hold­ ing hl* first charge In tlie Adtron- RAPPY BYPATHS L'FMXIX I Ml I nlHJ By JANE CAMERON I wonder how many Banner read­ er* ever heard ot Grindstone island When the Rev. Gabriel left Tur- . Recommended reading — Major key. he brought back with him some d* Bevsrsky's article tn'-the July thirty or more Oriental rugs, rues, which Rtader-» D)fM ......t ,... land so small <8 mile* in length by t^riy I1Utled victory 4 in width) that your R*nd Me-1 Armenian refugees had given hlm Nally allM doesn't even label tt by ,1x1 dispose of. It representing all ,\. n n,Alr u their In trade. It wm Ule avl“.... ter who lost a leg ft name. name. ...... worldly stock ... ....... , ______ __■ .nd —. M in uiu this way Vhe became a ___ sort_ oi of» n<1 ora. «• decorated Mr tor hr.. bravery in> ne _ oresme u ■ But it lies there ^between the N»w rla.Hn. Hmiu, tnr • group vwwm over AU., ; the >>>. I1... h ... u. clearing house for a' mi war. He invented Uie first York and Ontario shores, nearly midway in the river, with New York there and the business grew.1 automatic bomb sight and developed claiming lhe ownership by the nar­ Owing to the years of work abroad lhe nret turbo-supercharged, airhtau*,f Jlrokcn *h health cooled fighter plane and thus made rowest kind of a margin. "Grind­ ,l< J stone" is a misnomer, for stones and had to retire from active mln- hlgh-alUtude combat possible. He usable for grinding have never been istry before retirement age was ------------- • •*— ----- ~--------------- — found there. Originally it possess­ leached, so drew a reduced pension. men and thl* article of hl* Is worth The nigs and other articles grad­ a hundred from lhe pen* ot lesser ed valuable red granite quarries, worked extensively over a long per­ ually added, became a source of In­ authorities. You'll have an entirely iod of year* In It* halcyon days come for the Gabriels and the Near different viewpoint after you study East shop resulted. Most of the it. I believe Major Seversky work* . boat* left its piers loaded with car­ ' goes for palatial homes <nd public Jewelry Usey now handle 1* made by for Henry Ford in Detroit but am buildings in Detroit and Chicago; Armenian refugees tn New York unable to check for sure thia mompaving stone material also came fashioning gold and silver settings from there. One of our favorite soldiers from The present population numbers for semi-precious stones or filagree about 4<X) and Is descended from a work of Intricate design. With the Ft. Livingston. La . juat told us an colony of 100 Scot* who caine there ending of the winter season, thrir amusing anecdote. It seem* they have bugs that bite down there u around M year* ago to develop the quarries on the island In the duration, m It is now impossible to I well m in Michigan There are a * 1 good many city lad* In camp who course of Ume these were stripped replenish their shelves. The Gabriel* look forward with never were chewed by Chiggers he­ and are now grown over with trees and shrubs with an occasional pleasure each summer to reluming fore und they christened lhe place to their work on the little St. Law ­ Lousyann*. glimpse ot the old hoMlng machin­ rence river Island. When they took ery stIU tn sight up the charge there, the church wa* Every Ume I atari Co comment on When this industry died, lhe soil in a sadly run-down condition. It tiie heat. I slop and think of those being unusually ferule, the thrifty ha* been completely renovated and poor soldiers who are fighting in BcoU turned to agriculture, stock refurnished. Mrs. Gabriel report* Libyan Desert and the complaint raising und dairy farming Many of a splendid cooperaUve Spirit In tne dwindles away into nothingness. the island'* farm* run In strips to Utile community. the river, Uke the "ribbon farms'' On returning one year they found All of our cracks about sugar have in th* French settlement* on the the ancient, dilapidated horse shed*, been leading' up U> something and mainlands farther up the river. king tn disuse, had been convert-*! wc think this is a good time to take My liking for poking around shops into a moat attractive Community down our back hair and tell all. It's that carr)' Old World good* wm the house, with a wide stretch of win­ Just this. We believe that fighting mean* of my learning, at St. Peters­ dows affording a lovely view of the men and people who do heavy man­ burg this winter, of the existence of river, all done by volunteer service. ual labor need more sugar than Grindstone Island and uncovering A convenient kitchen in connecUon city people who Uve and wort. In­ an interesting tale in connecUon. makes possible the serving of din­ doors. That pick-up'- you get tn qioae to the "Salad Bowl", where ner* during the resort season to lhe .sugar makes all lhe difference In we usually had breakfMt and often cottagers and resorters from the the world to the amount of work a lunched, wm one of those "Near nearby Islands and mainland, who laborer put* out. Bringing in the E**t" bazaar* with double doom in- soon learned there were famous personal note, farmers' wive* have viUngiy open. Il wm a small one cooks in the UlUe communly. After lo pul up meal* for ravenous hired but had an unusual line of inter­ oelng obliged for years to carry men <who aren‘t accounted for in esUng articles, liandlcraft done by water from a quarter-mile distance her .ration books), threshers, corn Armenians in their homeland in a splendid vein of water was struck huskers. silo fillers, bean threshers, jewelry, brass, hand embroidery, near lo lhe church at a depth ot and many other necessary activities, pottery. There were abo Oriental 85 feeL The women also make all vitally essential to national de­ rugs and Importations from other quilt* during the long winter month* fense. She doesn't have access to. foreign iAnds, aU of which now has which find a ready sale In the sum- or can't afford store baking. I be­ ceMed. lieve it is very necesary that pro­ Mrs. Gabriel, one quickly recog-, visions be made for emergencies ot The proprietor*, a Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Gabriel, were a pleasant, cul­ nlses, U the ideal type for a min­ thl* kind, for the increased effi­ tured couple It wm someUme be­ ister's wife. She is a finished musi­ ciency would more than Justify the fore I learned that the gentleman cian. has a trained voice, is a skilled trouble It would be to the ration in question wm a retired Methodist pianist, alHiough she considers lhe board* minister belonging to a New York violin her chosen instrument Ia ter state conference. Buster haa added a first aid kit From a chance inquiry m to Cornell Conservatory ot Music at to the collection of acceaaoriea tn where they opened their shop tn God Biens America on a felt motto, Sometime when conditions for a thermometer. a skull and cross­ •ted only in winter. In the sum­ mer they went to Grindstone island travel become normal again. I hope bone* knob on lhe gear shift, a sun in the St. Lawrence river, where. my gypsy-foot may take me some­ vl*or Uiat hold* hl* magazines, sevwhere near the Grindstone Island Gabriel, hu assumed the pastorate mainland and it will be my good and many other object* I can't re­ of the Community church, the only fortune to exlore the island at leis­ member, all jingling and Jangling one on the island. The steps that ure, attend a service in lhe little around In it and the poor Jallopy lead up la this making Interesting Community church and one of their with the palsy. Now he is counting suppers. recounting. If possible I should like to pur­ he can buy a second hand Jeep of At the Ume of lhe first World War. the Rev. Gabriel who had chase some of the famous Grind­ the army. He ha* a Jeep now but served tn various Methodist charges stone Island cheese, the output of doesn't know it. In the East, went over to France which Is never equal to the demand. with the first contingent of Persh­ It quite make* the mouth of a TIME TO LINE GRAIN BINS ing's army and was associated with cheese-addict water, lo hear Mrs. Approach of grain harvest time Gabriel extol It* praises—"nothing brings a reminder to farmers to like It in the USA.", she avers. give lhe granary a thorough clean­ Cross to Turkey to help In the task ing and to line the bins with hard FIO COSTS VARY of feeding and ministering lo the Some Idea of how to value a finish building paper. The lining wants of 10,000 homeless, orphaned will make it tuy to fumigate if Armenian children, his particular young pig M a feeder arises from Insect trouble develops later In the assignment being a camp of 600 lit­ feed cost figure* obtained In trial* stored grain, say* C. B. Dibble. tle Armenian boys, who slept in at Michigan State College. The re­ Michigan State College extension tents and were fed in a mess hall sult* are based on efficient, bal­ *peclali*t In Insect control anced ration* fed to para*lte-free While It was a trying, heart­ hogs. When grain averaged two breaking ta*k. It wa* not wlUwut It* cent* a pound in cost, the first 100 compensation*. Mr. Gabried be­ pounds of pig cost 8 cents a pound. came "Father Gabriel" to all the It took seven cent* a pound to get Utile chap* and received ihelr love the average pig from 100 to 200 pounds. It took 8 cent* a pound to | and devotion. One day a little fel­ low of four and a half yean ac­ increase a pig's weight from 200 to । costed him saying. "Father Gabriel, everything you say goes in thl* around 14 cent* a pound, the heavy­ camp, doesn't It?"—"I expect It weight hogs mean good business, Beautiful Tribute to j ’ ' ------ ■= the Late John L. Brass AT THE THEATRES SECTION Merrill Allerding Is Held for Sentence j Merrill Allerdlng was brought into ». year* supervisor of Uie HMtlngs fish "tHrawberry Blonde" circuit court Wednesday of list producUon. found the cow* In Barry Ben* with hatchery, wm such a modest man. starring j-ww Cagney w«-ek rharvr-ri with driving awav a . rtmintv TV H T A No. 2 running . .... J glying such close attention to his oMri* Dellavitand. Alan Hale work, that few Barry county folk* A engMCment o{ lhal car not hl* own on came to know him Intimately, warm, human story of lhe gay ROs account of which was though all respected him. Those who -Mr. Whe Guy”starrinx * X knew ,,u him all elaii read The Esst End Kid* .. . ‘ “ at * “ wilt he ■* “ “ reBU Wlille driving thl* car furiously ' eocUtton averaged 748 pound* milk Woodland. Highlands Dairy ot .. >> ... .... - • .. in. tet tne rnzinlh ■ ~ —a. - ■ r the following to A irllunc anima ma of ,r. LT —~ L ,beautiful ------ ...tribute -----A . Ju uiruung tne und( underine Darrjuue iuii e**i oi uie him . oi just “ ‘“‘CT- oowu him, whlrh which show* hl. hl* deep appre- 'wwiu. , world, lightened .with enough city, “ it »a*i>cu crashed uirvugn through the *uaiu guard One of the reasons for lids fine owning the remaining three c usiiiciicu awiiii ju*i enougn elation frlenashlu and now ___ _ of ... _ _rail ,, injuring ....... _ Allerdlng,__ U average producUon 1* that grain. the high ten for lhe month claUon of friendship how much comedy to relieve_some it* powyoung and it meant to* him. We are indebted, trful tenseness. i ruining the car. He wm arrested was being ted to 24 of Uie M herds I In all there were thlrty-sigi .. are .r. our Anr reader*, .to a U a Georein* ---------_lu38. m Mrs -Orum. . c ■whfn -— relwl>ed from on test. County Agent Foster point* in the associaUon that |» Bauer, of this city.-for a copy W a .urring On* Muiuon. pltal. As lie was 17 his case would out that grain feeding even in good over 50 pound* butterfat t part of a personal letter to her. Don Terry, Stuart Erwin ________ ordinarily_________ be brought before Judge pasture pay* big dividend* where month. Aeven cows were .------ ... ------a .. good producing cow* are considered, from the n herd* during the ----------- -- in ..._ which we give below. 1 Throbbing with the best of jungle j Clement lhe Juvenile court. A* The letter wm written by Mr*, tom tom* thl* is a new adventure I he had been taken Into that court J. L. Carter ot Lake Odessa led Bruce Fuqua, a widow living in drama of th* African interior. I previously, without mending his the association for high herd aver- BRANCH DISTRICT Harrlsvllle. Mich., to Mrs. Bauer.' Charles Starrett in I ways, Judge clement waived juris- age In butterfat production with Her husband wm a druggist at' “Riders of the Northland" I diction, m the law provides he can hl* 7 registered Jersey* produdn* panled her sister and ht Harrisville narruvnie who wno died oiea several years ( Blaring mazing bullet*. bullets. Hashing Hashing fist*. fist*. 1 do ' do under under such such circumstances, circumstances, and and (142 42 88 pound*. pounds. In In second second olace place wm wm Hastings ona snort vacation ago. The letter, dated July 15. 1M2.' hard riding and harder fighting are i young Allerdlng wm brought into ■ the registered Jersey herd ot 10 to Barryton th* Utter part Of bring* out clearly th* fine quallUes the rule In this film based on an circuit court. He pleaded guilty when cow* owned by Clare Norrl* of week. of Mr. Brass, of whose recent death actual and recent occurrence in lie faced Judge McDonald. HU plea Lacey with 41.1 pounds butterfatMr. and Mra Herbie Wilcox Mrs. Fuqua had evidently not, Alaska. wm accepted and he wm placed tn average ColonUl estate at Doster tertalned Mr. and Mr*. Knu I the custody of Sheriff Itera pend- with purebred Brown Swiss ana Norton and children. Mr and Mr-. teamed The circumstances which "Beyond lhe Blue Horben* evoked this mention of the thought- starring Dorothy Lamour. 1 ing hU sentence. . Earl Strickland and Sons of Johns- R. E. Hall of KaUmo at a picnic ful. unassuming man. who lived so Richard Denning : -------------town towtump noi- dinner on their Uwn Sunday.* --------------. «• •- • township witn with pureurca purebred HolMri quletly and worked so efficiently I The story concern* the search for Leon Hendershon hM perched hl* (teln* were very clooe for third . high------ — ... Evaler Marshall ----------------entertain** among u*. are such that we are sure lost papers In Ute Jungle whichnew office in one of. those UtUe average production with 40 9 and the Jolly Dozen Xvednnsday afterour readers wUl be glad to read. would establish Dotty's claim to a structures on top of an apartment 40J pound* butterfat respecUvely. noon. what Mrs Fuqua *ay* about him fortune. She sing* the new tunc . building, well beyond the ordinary Tiie fifth high herd wm Ute regiaMr.and Mrs Lee Whitcomb of Following are extract* from Mrs.' hit "A Full Moon andan Empty elevator service. Stout statesmen tered Guernsey herd ot 8 cow* Battle Creek called at th* Vincent Fuqua's letter to Mrs. Bauer Heart." who labor breathlessly up the stairs owned by Leon Dunning of Delton.Norton home Friday evening. "I hope to get over to HMtlngs . “Henry and Dixxy" starring | will doubtless refer to it m hi* pant-1 The high cow both in fat and Combining whaal 1* ths f“ some day. and when I do there I*'a ' Jimmy Lydon. Mary Anderson 1 house milk production wm owned by 8 jf fanners UU* waskthere I--------want-----------------to meet. I _do The TheAidrich AldrichFamily's Famllv'snewest newestfun fun -person --------------------not know thst you know him, but film tells the side-splltUng story of perhaps you do. Hl* name is Mr.; the two boys' dilemma when they John L. Brass, and he is super- smash op a motor boat which does visor of fisheries operaUons. district j not belong to them No. 10. State Fish Hatchery, Ha*t- ghlriey Temple In Ings-----------------------------------------------------"Mis* Annie Rooney” with "Three year* ago. when I returned William Gargan. Guy Klbbee from Florida, and went to lhe cerne- ' Briefly the story concerns the rotery In Grand Rapids on Memorial' mantle affairs of Shirley after ahe day. (that is where Bruce Is buried) -------• meets Dickie ----Moore, who portrays I found some one had put flowers ,I the scion of a wealthy family. on Bruce's resting place before I ar- ■ MSC GETS 11,000 rived, and I found a card attached Six officers of the Allied Seed with lhe above name — a person I I company of Fort Wayne. Ind., are had never met nor heard of "When T arrived home. I wote ] appreciative ot the training they re­ him a note, thanking him for hl* ceived in farm crops si Michigan floral offering lo Bruce's memory, State College. So they recently CONNECTIONS AT JACKSON TO ADRIAN. TOLEDO. ANN ARBOR. AND DETROIT and I received such a beauUful voted to present a check for 11,000 reply. for use by the college In aiding stu­ The money has been ac- ■ "Among other things he said* dent* HASTINGS — JACKSON — DITSOIT HASTINGS — JACKSON — TOLEDO When •! discovered Bruce's last cepted by lhe Stale Board of Agri­ BEAD DOWH resting place, quite by accident it culture and will be administered a* BEAD UP Ilaslinga Hastings brought to me a little thrill of joy. a student loan and gift fund. e*pe(harlott* Charlotte for I felt m if i was once more daily for students in agriculture Eaton Rapids contacting him a* In life. His con­ and principally tor those studying Jackson tact. In life, with those who were farm crops. A. L. Bibbin*, graduate really friends, wm outstanding and of 1015. was seconded in lhe move । 2:3ft PAL-Lv. Jackson unique and left an indelible im­ by vice presidents L. D. Kuitx. '20. 4:45 Adrian pression upon one's memory. As I 5:55 P.M.—Ar. Toledo stood in that beauUful. quiet rest­ treasurer C. N. Silcox. '20 and board ing place and made my simple floral members John Hanune*. '20. und I offering. I could almost see and feel George Wenner. "28. E. I* Anthony. | his smile of approval of the tribute dean of agriculture, and Ur. Bib-1 to hl* memory When these little blns will direct use of the fund. offerings fall to appear from me at thl* Ume. you will know that I. too. have gone to that undiscovered country, from whose bourne no traveler returns.' “Each year I find hl* offering but no card, and I know he has been there. I think It is such a nice gesture. Hl* wife's parent* are buried In that cemetery. That is why he happened to be there and discovered Bruce's resting place. Tt seems he wm an old-time friend of Bruce. So I thought I would like to meet a man who sUll care* for an old friend, although they had not met for many years." Try the NEW SHORT WAY LINES BUS SERVICE Between HASTINGS and JACKSON ! -p St. _ _ Lawrence _____ __ River . Island Has |jj * • Unusual History BUS STATION TRIO CAFE, 1 50 E. STATE ST. PHONE 2131 SMALL TALK "Do you remember the chap who wrote about the silent watches of the night?" "Well, 111 guarantee he never placed the dollar variety beside his bed at night. Vacation BEAUTY NEEDS ask?". It seems "Asab". m th* lit­ tle fellow wm called, had dl*covered an old man of hl* nationality, sick and uncared for. in a mlMrable shack Just outside the canton­ ment and wished to bring him tn ■nd have him fed Father Gabriel tried to explain how pressed they already were for food; that they had a larger number than they really should look after; then. tooz It might *M a precedent for othbr case*, and. much m he wished they could, he didn't see how it could be done. Then Asab pressed the point, saying he would give up hl* own ' place at the table. This appeal and die eamast little face couldn't be resisted. Just before the dinner hour Assb showed up. the old man's hand In his. hl* Uny body pressed against that of his charge. He placed him In hl* own seat, then stood back of the chair, hand* praaaed close to his side* to show he had no thought of reaching for any food himself. Hl* face expressed so much happi­ ness that "Father Gabriel" then and there decided that a lad of such tender year* and thowlng such quailtie*, if given the chanc*. could be rounded Into a good American citizen. He therefore took the ne­ cessary steps for adoption, and so became the real "father to little Asab with a splendid, devoted mother added tor full meuure -Th* boy hM brought a greet deal of happiness into Uie life of the •Utt. but hog feeder* may not make a profit if they pay too high a price MUD PIES HARM GARDEN Parmer* could give many Victory Gardners some practical lessons In good soil management Mud pie* in the garden come from cultivating gan State College the hortlcultuiist* are suggesting to gardners that tney adopt for their cultivating theme the old lune "Wall till the sun shines. Nellie." Weeds laid low when the biasing sun will hit their roots are easier killed and the soil is not abused by puddling. A mathematical wizard believe* er than the whole, as when repack­ ing a vacation trunk. CAMPANA BALM »value GABY SUNTAN LOTION ARMAND LEG MAKE-UP ELMO PHOTO FINISH EVENING IN PARIS combination 49c 50c 50c 150 J 00 • Reohm Motor Soles betel’s brother, a college professor, he ha* received a fine education, choosing th* ministry for his Ufo Masting* 'Phone 1111 Michigan Your Savings here are put to work imme­ diately for Victory Loans to farmers in the "Food For Freedom" program ... into hornet for War workers ... into*War industrial and to subscribe to War Bond issues suitable for banks. Start a savings account today! Pro­ tect your future, and keep men and machines on the job for Uncle Sam ... for Victory. DRUG SPECIALS 25c size "J 9C 18163278 COLONIAL CLUB ^v. lotion.60c 49c NATEX re^ or ST*®11 label - $1.50 SJ19 60c size SALHEPATICA 60c>ize 49c PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA 50c 43c SLOAN’S LINIMENT 70c*ize 59c VICKS VARATONE ANTISEPTIC 35c 29c WE SELL WAR STAMPS & BONDS well founded. Later ba expressed a desire for an American name and chose “Howard”, retaining Asab, signifying "joy", for his middle TO KEEP ’EM ON THE JOB LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 YOUR — Rent a safety-deposit box in our vaults to safe-guard your bond* and other valuables. Oi HASTINGS CITY BANK Fifty.Five Yean of Conlinttoiu Servioe** PHONES: 2105.2103 . HASTINGS, �THE HA8TOC08 BANNER, THURSDAY, JJULY 13, 1M1 Wayne Henney of Lansing, Mr. Mrs. Homer Harney, Wllmg dinner. Visiters welcome. and Raymond, of Woodland w*ft Mrs. Barbara Burgle of Lincoln, rented the Jdrs. ©nora Whitney part. Wednesday, July 39. Bunday guests of Mra. Mgry Henngy. Nelx. Mra. Minnie Long and daugh- tenant house. Mtas Helena Braendle has been at open door meeting of the Hastings titer of HMtlngs. and Mra. her home here with th* mmnpe. •nd attended snd Freeport lodgra at Freeport. i Matter, local, were WadncsMrs Adon Myers was the guest Thursday evening. July 33. aftemoon gue<ts of Mr. and of honor ga » shower oa July 10. Th. speaker at Ow Wesleyan given by Mra. George Nelson. Mrs church neat Bunday evening wlM be Phyllis Ann spent Sunday at Gun Mra. Merrill Karcher attended, a Franklin Burgess and Mra. William Porrsst Gearhart, son of Iter, Wm. Godfrey. . , take. • • • OlthoMe. A pleasant afternoon was O. Qevhart. fanner puteg hare. Janet and Marlene Preston ot; Mr. and Mra. Merrill Karcher and ~ «•« o« spent in games and contests with! Balti* Creek spent a few days with I children were Sunday dinner guests Bowne Center at the Bowrie AM Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. George Bustanee Mrs. Perry Preston. \ d“y- th* following officers were • Delbert and Mary Louise Bassett vd Richard spent Sunday with Mr Watt Thomas of South Bowne. Mrs. Jennie Miller ta spending Ot Roeth Irving are spending Ute 1 nnd Mrs Bill Slocum of Hastings Rapids and John Layer of Pleas­ Vic* Pres., Hattie Irving: Secretary^ Mrs. Margaret Kamiaki of Gay- lhe week with Mrs.. Sate Stauffer 'Fish and family at Middleville. grandprents. Mr. Jeanette White is visiting her ant valley were Sunday afternoon lord was a caller of Mr. and Mra. ■ of Alto. Lute Sniffin: Trmaum. Blanche and Mra. George Bassett. ■ aun, Mrs_ lda winfama of Rutland , The nuptials were read by the Semlah Seese Thuraday. • Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson (and family. Mr and Mra Richard Durkee and were Sunday dinner guest* at the Rev. James ChrUpell Sunday after Mtas Francis Endres of Harper family ---—r ;-----• : TT----- . ~~ nar. ana Mrs. aijrun nacaa uuu enjoyed a — picnic dinner Bun­ of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers ------- " -- --home elected delegate to ca&Mtw*. Ina Mn chlldrrn of M«p,e Greve spent 8un- hospital. Detroit, grand-daughter of day Orith Mr. and Mra Fred Dur­ of Hastings In honor of the birth­ wedding for Mbs Delores Magoon. Edith Winters joined the society yn ,on .rr' d»y with Mr. end Mrs. Claud Mead Adnm Endres, who enlisted ns an kee an.d Mr. and Mrs Keith Dur­ day anniversaries of Mr. and Mra. I daughter of Mr. and Mra. Clifford which brings the membership to 39 Eltner Hull and family of Unveil, i Mr and Mra-Willtam Crakes re- army nurse recently, left for Fort kee and family of Woodland, and Myers. Magoon of Irving, and Maynard MIm Norma Bustanee spent the turned home Sunday after a three Custer. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Valentine of Mr. and M». Glendon Jones and Moyer, son of Fred Moyer of Flint „----- , wcejyj. vun ln Orand Rnp|(L, Mr. and Mra. George Brownell. HMtlngs at Oun take. son of Hastings called on Mr. and Mra. George Nelson of Freeport Rev and Mra. Harold Bugbee and Oliver of Ortansville. played the bridal clwnu from Roy Nagler is employed at the Miss Dorothy Walton, and Robert The W. M. A. oF Caledonia have Mra. Claud Mead Sunday. - Carolyn Everson underwent a ton- Norge plant In Detroit. Campbell of Flint, and Mr. and Mrs Invited the W. M. A. of Freeport to Mr. and Mra. Clare Payne of Kal- ••Lohengrin" on lhe accordlan as the win this week enjoying a vacation allectomy at Pennock hospital Sat­■ Sunday dinner guests nt the Ray Floyd Walton of _______ ______ South_____ Bowne were a picnic luncheon at Caledonia park .j nmaioo spent Saturday night with wedding party entered Geraldine with friends from Rives Junction urday morning. Wieland home were Mr. and Mra. i Sunday dinner guesta of Mr. and Wednesday. July 39 at 1 o'clock. lhe former's mother. Mrs. Ida Magoon was chosen'bridesmaid for The annual business meeting of Mary Jane Woods returned Bat- 8. J. Roudabush and family ano I Mrs. Claude Walton and family in her stater. Alton McGaan seted a* the Wraleyan church will be held Callers during the post week at Payne. '.urday night after spending a week: Jock Peterson of Lowell, and Earl | honor of Mr. Walton's birthday an- the Adam Endres home were Mr Mr. and Mrs Frank Hynes wenThursday evening. July M at I / with Mr. and Mra. Robert Whitei. Fosthufnus of Bowne. . nlvcraary. and Mra. Wendell Shoemaker of dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Ward with the song "I Love You Truly" o'clock. '*nd family of Stevensville. Mrs. Pauline Durbin of Hastings Leon Henney and Bobby Adam­ Lansing. Mr and Mra. Fred Durkee Hynes and harry at Gun lake. Sat­ sung by Sarah Jane Burges* and < Mr and Mrs George Forbey vis­ is caring for Mra. Mary Henney dur- son of Grand Rapids were Satur- of Barnum district. Mr. and Mra urday evening. Gloria Laybourn. followed by pray­ ited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boughner ing her lllnere. day guests of Mra. Mary Henney Herman Holshay. Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs Alien Ftah and Cal­ er by the minister. The young cou­ of lake Odessa Sunday Mr and Mrs. Ray Neeb and fam-1 R. W. Moulton of Howard City ------------------------------------------------------Boyce Evans snd son and Leander vln called on Mr. and Mra. Dewey ple will spend a few days in Grand school and has been promoted to : Ted Walton and B1U Vander Male ily of Vicksburg spent Sunday with I ta spending a few days with hta Endres and family of Grand Rap- . Jaarama of near Dutton. Friday eve- Rapids and then will make their Corporal. spent Saturday night at the Wal- hta parents, Mr. and Mra. Lewis. daughter. Mrs. Roy Nagler. ids.----------------------------------------------------- nlng. home In Flint where Mr. Moyer ta Mra. Myers of Charlotte U mski ton cottage al Gun take. Neeb. I Mr. and Mra Robert Newton and Mr. and Mra Olenn Kellogg spent Freeport friends will be Interested employed. Mra John Agerter and Mra. Leon family were 'Sunday supper guests the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Ria) in two news items concerning mem- CHURCH NEWS Donna of Lansing spent Uie week­ Howk spent Wednesday with Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Wllltam Newton of Kcllogg and Jo Ann of Lansing. United Brethren Circuit bera of the Rev. A. A- Buege family. end with Mr. and Mra. Herman and Mra. Harry Lane of Byron i East Hagtlhgs. Mra. John Quinn of Grand Rap-1 former residents hen* a girl was Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor family. ,‘Goech. Center. | Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Seger of ids was a recent luncheon guest of I bom recently to Mr and Mra. Franjgtaa Virginia Ftah spent the week Bunday school—10:30. The Townsend Club met In the Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. eta Buege. being their second daughtuna to cut tier hand In a meat end at the John Baar homo In club rooms with a goodly attend- I Ben Blakney. local, attended lhe Preaching—11:30. Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston of Bat- ter. Francta Is superintendent of i Grand Rapids. ance Friday evening. A potluck [ Seger reunion at Reid's resort. Sun­ tie creek spent the Veekend with schools at Rockford. Mra. Buege Christian Ektdesvor—T;00. Midland Park. Gull lake. Ker baby : Miss Dorothy Van Patten of Kai­ supper was served followed by the day. hta mother. Mra. Perry Preston. I ta lhe former Faith DeWeerd. AnPreaching—8 00. ‘ la at the home Of its grandparente. Sunday wiui with iict her par- business and program and mrs Mrs rrani Prank oegur Segur ana and Mra. preston accompanied them------------------_' ama^oo spent uuiun/ ouuneu meeting mrciiug ana program, Evc-v- ।| Mr. mr. ana There will be.a business meeting Rev. and Mrs. Victor Jones nouncement was also ' made ' Uiat ' •nts. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Van I eryone ta urged to attend tijese . family of Battle Creek spent Sun- home Sunday for an extended visit. Floyd Buege. 33. youngest child of after lhe prayer service Thursday •Fattea. I meetings as the prospects of the I day with th* tatter's aunt and hus-1 evening. Mr. and Mm Guy Smith and daughter and Ray McTaggart of .' Boyd Payne at Hastings was a plan are Improving. The next I band. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coats. Lloyd called at the Kllpfer and given m Sparta, had applied for Pleasant Valley Grand Rapids were dinner guests Bunday dinner gunsl of hl* mother meeting will be held tn the hall Fri-1 Russell Todd of Chicago called on Lacey home in Alto. Bunday eve­ license to marry Ruth Morrill. 26. Preaching—10 00. Sunday of Mr. and Mra. John Mrs. Id* Payne. day evening. July 31. Outside tai- I Mr. and Mra Dan Postnta Satur- ning. Sunday school—11:00. of Benton Harbor. Mourar. Mra Louelta Beadle was a i), Mr. and Mrs Maurice Calkins ot 'ent will present the-program. day afternoon Christian Endeavor—8:00 Mr. and Mra Willard Arnold and -IRultand township and Mr. and Mra. I Mra. pearl Lightfoot and son Carl | Mr. and Mra Alvin Helrigle and Marilyn of Hastings spent the week­ celved word recently from their Mr and Mrs. Carl Boyer left j Raymond Clinton and family of are leaving for Straubvllle. North Mr. and Mrs Charles Bunn and end at the Glenn Kellogg home. nephew. Keith Tabberer, who made Thursday for a trip through the iJrvinrf township were Sunday after- Dakota. Friday, to visit the former's ’ family attended the Helrigle re­ Morning worship 11:00. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde. Mr. his home with them for some time. west. They will visit the Black Hills Koon ffueata of Mr. and Mn B R hmthrr W McGregor. MrAr*«nr 1( uninn brother. Pnom, Eugene H. union at Tnvnunrt Townsend narir park Runrtav Sunday- I and Mra. Ivan Roush and Tommie, Keith is now in Uncle Sam's serv­ Barman: "Bread." and other places of interest Mr. and Mra. George Brownell of > Mr. and Mra Eugene Schanta and and Gordon Yoder motored to ice and is at preaent In Australia Sunday school—13:00. Mra. Homer Bartlett and guests.' is Mr. and Mra. Bill Tinkler and son Flint, and Mra. Claude Walton, local [ Larry of Grand Rapids were Sun- Bostwick lake. Sunday. They call­ The sermon will be the third — In Mr. and Mra. Ewart Bolton of Friends here have received word '•Mr. and Mra. Clifford Allerdlng of were Hastings shoppers Saturday I day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed on Mr. and Mra. Elmer Roush of from Bill Boughner whose address a series based on the lord's Prayer. Evanston, Ill., were guests Wednes'.'Hastings end Frank Wlndes of Irv­ evening. | Fred Kunde and family. Rockford on their way home. ta Pvt. Wm. 8. Boughner. Co. F. We Invite your attendance at our Ing were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr and Mra. Paul Miller and' ..... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt lulu and , .... -..u UtC 3nd. Bln. 331 St. Engineers Shore services. Myrtle C.YrrMM| Everson u> ta DpCIlUUlg spending lhe X ra. Earl Everson and family. Carolyn of Saginaw spent Saturday j Patty attended the Carr-Monks re- ' week at Uie Leonard Lester home Regt 1st Amphibian Brigade. Camp Carlloq Center Methodist Church the last of the week with friends t n night and Sunday with Mr. and । union at Lake Odessa park. Sunday. | tn South Hastings. Everett M. Love, pastor Edwards, Mass. at Galeaburg. Morning worship 10:00. Five Freeport young men escaped Mra. Edward Straddling of Qre<Sermon: "Our Dally Bread" serious injury' on Monday evening Sunday school 11:00. of last week when the car. driven picking and canning-red raapberwhere they visited Cpl. Gemara day night and Sunday with Miss Austin. In the evening Cpl. Aus- June OOhrln of Hastings. . Mrs. Edith Benton of Bowne was a Tuesday afternoon caller ot Mr. ’ and Kathrin*. From thsr* th«y drove to Ohio, returning Uy way of Mr. and Mra. Chaster Bupcrnnu Bltaaneld. They visited L. D of Grand Rablds and Mr. and Mra |Shnuap< and family. Ute manager lot th* Irish Hills Hotel. Norma day afternoon callers of Mra. Julia .... ______ ________ » To all Telephone Users ■re certain to be delayed. In the kind of war we are fighting now, telephone communication ia a vital neces­ sity. War cdlli muu go through. Every lime a military or war production call gets stalled in a traffic jam, the speed of our drive to Victory ia. slowed down. The reserve capacity of our lines and equipment, built up for emergencies, is now fully used. And further substantial enlargement of the telephone system to lake rare of this wartime congestion ia impossible because materials are even more urgently needed for tanks, planes and guns. There is only one solution remaining—' more careful and more efficient use of pres­ ent telephone facilities by all of tu. ’ 1. Make only the raoet necessary calls during the 1. Try lo make your conversations short, and avoid lhe rush hours. 3. Plan what you want lo say, so that the call will be brief. 4. Whenever possible, five lhe number of the tele* - Call* Local fore 9 A.M.; between noon and 2 P.M.; between 5 and 7 P.M.; or after 9 P.M. phone you are calling. HEALTH FOR AMERICAN BABIES IN DAIRY FOODS! 2. Look up numbers in the telephone directory, so that you won’t have lo call information. 3. Plan your conversations ahead, and keep paper and pencil handy. 4. Show your children how they can help the war effort by keeping their calls brief. 5. Don’t call Washington, D.C, unleM you must. Trunk lines lo the nation's capital are already overloaded with war messages. 5. If you share a party-line, be considerate of yonr neighbors. Every ounce of milk you give your baby means better health . . . greater strength . . . more stamina. Milk contains Vitamin D which builds strong, straight bones and good teeth. Growing children need plenty of milk. Order Highlands Dairy Grode-A Milk for it is low in bac­ teria and high in vitamin con­ tent. Thoughtful use of telephone facilities in these days is a real contribution to the war ' effort—one that every eitisen can make. The Telephone Company will continue to provide the best service possible under present conditions. But now, ^nd for the dura­ tion, FXR CALLS COME FIRST. -------~ Rhone 2651 for home delivery or buy it . HIGH IN CRKAM CONTINT. RAW OR PASTIURIZCD. FT. 6c; QT. higan of ths st Brass* mum Bell Telephone Company "i" 7? Probata ttegl'ter M0T101 OP MOITOAQB «ALB Se.’WX* Waahtailaa. in Llhsr 1<I» ot Morl, on F*«r St. NOTICK IS HEREBY 0IVBN. Tbit FKDkJtAL FARM *lO<rOAOK COR­ PORATION. a rarpamtlan, nt Wathteg- Mr. and Mra. Paul Jones of Mid­ land park, Gull lake, are the par­ ents of a son, Michael Paul, weight 7 lbs. 3 ou. bom Sunday. July 13 at Community hospital. Battle Creek. Pleasant attending an Indian camp meeting where Rev. Wagley preach­ es to the Indians in their own lang­ uage. Rev. Victor Jones has preach­ ed al the Methodist ehwreh to Bellevue Friday evening and call. market which Is not often seen In a town of iso Inhabitants. Mra. Nina Bradford of Hemlock called on Mra. OUs lararrence Wed- Mra. Cora Winter# and Mra. Lola C" X (aid p«Ullat>; h I. talker < stirs Uirrsot Im> • row «t tfci* Hazel Nunnemaker Sunday afternoon and on Mn Doria McTaggurt wiio U at the home of her father. _________________________ Out 7­ serious operation at Pennock hos­ pital. Friends wtU be plfased to Mm roa rtraucAnov know that Mra. McTaggart is mak­ ing a good recovery. Barbara Bolton of near Allegan has returned home after a three weeks' visit with her grandmother. Mra. Homer Bartlett. Mra. Bartlett's wtfe. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Bolton of Evanston, HL Mn. H. E. Hames returned Mon­ day after a visit with her sons, Rev. and Mra. Eslle Hames and family of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Blair Barnes and family at Otsego. Friends of Mra. George Thomas will be pleased to know that she is home after spending a few weeks at Penpock hospital. Junior,Cheney, Dick Burdick, Mr. and Mra. Martin Peters and Geral­ dine and Mr. and Mra. Bob You can help the cause of Victory by put­ ting this list of reminders beside your tele­ phone and making it your guidei Long Pittance Colli 2. Avoid the rush hoars. When possible, call be* left the road near the campground HICKORY CORNERS The Red Cross will meet nt the south of Hvtings and turned over. The driver tiu thrown from the car Masonic Temple Wednesday after­ when thevdoor came open. Richard Blough, 18* suffered severe lacera­ tion* of the right arm. The oth­ Ing and knitting and all members ers. who escaped Injury, were Rich­ are urged to be present. Everyone ard Yarger. 13. Gall Slocum. 16 and Interested Is cordially Invited to at­ Edward Slocum. 18 tend this meeting Not a great deal of Interest was The thresher's whistle was heard manifested at lhe annugr school thta Monday morning for the flrat meeting on Monday evening of |aat time In this locality. week. Only nine votes were cast. New members elected on the Board at her home south of town Wed­ of Education were E. Q. Olson and nesday afternoon, following an Ili­ F C Tabberer. nas* of a year and a half. She was Mrs Manley Sherman and bom July 7. 1889. al Burlington. A daughters have moved to the home graduate of Western Michigan Col­ of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira lege. she had taught school for 28 Chaffee of Rutland. years at Galesburg. Augusta and Mr. and Mra Woodrow Knawles and family of Battle Creek. Mr. band. Ernest, and two staters, Isola •nd Mrs Basil Thompson of pbn- Bayer of Katamoaoo and Lottie Blstlar. Mr. and Mra. William Spearjoro of Sherwood. Funeral services and Miss Donna Thaler of Grand : were held at the home Sunday afRapids and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin i temoon at 3 o’clock. Rev. J. W. Thaler of Hastings were weekend 1 McCue of Freeport had charge of guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Thal­ er and family. eaat cemetery, lhe Eastern Star Arthur Richardson received word Lodge having charge of lhe services from Glen Stater, a former Freeport high school graduate, who Is now --------------------------------- —--- ----------Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Robinson went in Uncle Sam's navy. Hta addreM to NaahviUe laat Thursday for a fei In lhe past, easy, unhampered telephone service has been taken for granted, and properly so. Now there is a war to win, and each of us has a patriotic duty to see that our use of the telephone does not interfere with war calls. Though your own line may never be used for war messages, every call you make must pass through a central office switchboard. Many switchboards are crowded with military or industrial calls. business day. la . .. ./ Toj., the telephone line* are crowded with traffic a* never before, and aome calls LEGAL NOTICES Mono or rukucanoM ||/ ■ ■ •UY U. S. WAR IONDS AND STAMM HIGHLANDS dairy Haatinft PhouMt ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. to help harvest lhe cherries. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Patera and children of Battle Creek are staying at the Peters* home. Germany ha# three Important rlv17 Language* ta Philippines Tfiere ar* eight distinct langusges and Bl dialects spoken ui th* Philipnines. r cidedly yellow, ths second green and the third blue. They are the Main, Rhine and Danube. MICHIGAN MADE PURE SUGAR An Important Factor I in Our War Effort ' �Swimming had two full bus loads of U tach last week. Children 10 •nd over go every Wednesday. Chil­ dren under 10 swim Thursday*. R*v. Don Gury conducted two cook-out* this week. Second ward and flnt wefd went Tuesday and Central went Wednesday. Nature study blend* In with these hike* Farming Fads Worth Knowing | WILLARD »OL Friday, on the playground call for ooatum** and amateur program*. Handicraft shop in the white building Is open for lhe children from the enUre city. Some very fine leather and wood artkl** have been made.-. Mn. Kuhn has late­ ly been supervising puppet making. First ward children have ‘also been I making puppet* under Mn Lewis' guidance. \ The softball schedules for the second half of lhe split.season will go out to the boys of the major *nd minor league* tomorrow. Each-team Hogging Down Sorghums captain reUlna his flnt two choice* In 1038 drouth reduced com yield to 7% bu. per acre *1 Nebraska from his flnt half team. All oth­ Station, whil* three varieties of sorghum on th* same field er player* then are free agent* lo Experiment produced from 31 to 38 bu. of grain per acre. Sketch show* hog* hogging be chosen in tum. down a 31-bu. crop of Day milo in this tret. When they received a protein Final standing* for Uie flnt half supplement they produced nearly 400 lbs. of gain per acre on the milo of the playground softball league* grain—or 100 Ibe. of gain from 8 bu. Without protein supplement they required 10H bu. of milo grain for 100 lbs. of gain. And there was no harvesting coat . Major League Kist —i..-........................ Baird Brockway; Strand Minor League Food Center 5 0 1X00 Recd Bessmer Auto Sport LyBarker Waters Klwanis League Standings Hasting* Cleaners .. Walldorff Furniture Western Auto Trethric Agency .... Commercial Printers Roth Furniture I DOO 500 .000 Poultry Worms To control round worms and pin worm* in the poultry flock. Kansas Experiment Station recommend* adding 2 lb*, of tobacco dust to each 100 lb*, of mash. This procedure has given excellent rreulta both at the ex­ periment station end in farm flocks in that state. Soybeaiu for Dairy Cows 800 .300 .200 Experiment* at Tow* Experiment Station indicate that dairy eowa can use a very much larger percentage of soybean* in the ration than waa previously believed to be safe. A* much as D 1b*. of ground whole bean* per d»y over a long period of time showed no 111 effect* on either the cows or their appetites. Icy Driveways 0 1000 0 1X00 0 1X00 1 500 1 .000 When drives, Isnes and barnyard* get too icy for safety, Iowa Experi­ ment Station recommends scattering them with sand or gravel mixed with calcium chloride. The calcium chloride melts the lee much more effec­ tively then common sslt and causes the sand and gravel to embed itself In the slippery surfsce. Hastings Cleaners 10. Roth •; Walldorff 13, Trethric 13 (13 inn­ ing*); Western Auto 25. Commercial Printers IS; Trethric 4. Roth I. Games Next Week: July 17. Walldorff vs. Commercial Printen; July 20. Roth vs. Wall­ dorff; July 21. Hastings Cleaners vs. Commercial Printers Up to date, Pennsylvania Experiment Station has secured beet results in the production of hothouse lambs for the New York Christmas market by using ewe* that are produced by crossing Dorset ram* on Merino ewe* —and breeding these crossbred ewe* to good mutton-type rams in May and Jun*. Their lambs come in October and November—they are creepfed on a mixture of 5 parts shelled corn—3 parts whole oats—2 parts bran —1 jpart oilcake—and go to market weighing an average of 35 lbs. in six' -I ,1 .1 .1 -0 Alfalfa Hay for Shoats Lily White Flour Kenneth Demond and Jim Mal­ colm visited at Pearl Demond'* a dinner guest on Sunday and Fay Demond and daughter called Jhert In the afternoon We are glad to report that Ken­ dal Coats is able to be around again and has been able to attend church for two Sunday*. hsdb dlwyt. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. w The money on hand la and Mn Keith Durkee attended a family reunion at Oun lake Bunday. Mr. and Mn. F. W. Holmes of Grand Rapid? attended the school reunion and visited at th* Herbert COTTAGES HK IT rVRTIIEK RESOLVED: Till talned at th* home of Mn. Emily Wilcox Wednesday afternoon with Mn. Merle Bradfield a* co-hosteu. order by our preaident. Mn. Bertha Philmon. Mn. Marie Brown sent tn her resignation as recording secNina Boyle was then appointed to fill out Brad-11 nut th* year. vear Mn. Mra Leone Uri/t. field wa* elected represenUUve of the Women's society on the board of Religious Education. Th* winter club of the 4-H boy* . and girt* attended the theatre at Plainwell. Thursday evening. No. many news Items this week, as every one U busy canning, com- 1 blnlng, making hay and baking. I BANFIELD Last Week * Leiter. Mr. and Mn. Chas. Leiter and Mn. Fred Wallen and son from Claypool. Ind., spent the weekend with the former's son. Eugene Leiter and family. The Methodist parsonage has un­ dergone extensive repairs. Cllr at Kaiilnc HE IT FURTHER HEHOLvED. TUI ALL MIDWAY SHOWS AND RIDtS ANOTHER YEAR AROUND COTTAGE OrtNINO » 4,JOO HARNIIS ~w. . **ri»n MOGIAM A NICE COTTAGE triclty: completely furnished. Far fr HOMECOMING DAY The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself” it NATIONAL DEFENSE DAY GRANDSTAND SHOW EVERr AFTERNOOH AHO EVENING ill i» EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUI I DING ADMISSION JO. PHONE 2659 FREE CATE*FREE PARKING MONEY! >11 lha land* ihlrkl. ilsbl For Buying a Home, Rebuilding or Remodeling Is Still Available But Don’t Wait! DON'T Fail to Rotate Your Tires WAR SAVINGS BONDS FOR SALE HERE Children are eipecially invited to make their Band purchases here. ta discontinue th* reunion duFaUon. Balti* 'FAIR BARNUM SCHOOL The annual school reunion was tield Saturday. Although there was a small attendance, a good dinner was enjoyed, also vUitlng and talk­ ing over events of the school days Quality hospital. AUG.. 1722 n“~ w"h by Earl Weygandt who will be home Osteopathic IONIA wb*n compared with the loss of leave* and digestible matter that often occur* tn making hay in th* cornbelt. X a.Au, d "KTm;TJor’rS at Mr. and Mn. Merton Hoffman and Mr. and Mn. Claud Hoffman visited relatives of Mr*. Merton nonman in Kansas last week. *2*’. « O,‘“' Intyre*' were Mr. and Mn. John Sylvester, of Battle Creek. Pvt Ho­ Henney. ward McIntyre and Pvt. Simmons of Mn Gerald Tischsr an Fort Custer, end Leon Gould and Emily Echart Carrol Meyen. a neplicw of Geo. Ball, from Glenwood *pent Satur> day night and Sunday at Uie Ball 1 home before going to an army camp. wa* held Sunday. It Wa* ntee tended and everyone had a Mn. John Higdon. Jr., and children rung on lhe church lawn. There Menu arurbaeh .nd cMl. Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mn Har­ i .nd Mr. wa* a good attendance and he will of :.7 .nd wm mnrnb... or Wood'J” ■CX,“” time. ’ Higdon. have another meeting next Sunday j old “ J**®1’- Mr. and Mr*. Clarence und - 1 son of BatUe Creek. Mr. I • ?.. ...mn, u « o’cloet ud bopL!™!;“J- ■ Uule BlrUnbuk oi Wood. I is now located at Kellogg airport as iw» mor. will com. IS, “ Wv her .nmdr.Ur- an instructor. HwrurS duSTSldto 5 K.UlhU I CARLTON CENTER tnasoo. Mr. and Mn. Maurice Pur- nrviuM niHTRir-r tendance of 65 Roy Fuller, Marvin Clem ana American standard of living chlM and children. Mr. and Mn . 7.? ..^.D!®TR,CT Mr. and Mn. LeweUyn Erb of . George Robinson went up north . Delton and Mn. LaVern Calthroo Charles Higdon and Mr and Mn. I Monday afternoon of last week. l»8t Thursday morning and visited Mr. Calthrop at BatU* Victor Brumm of Nashville. Nell Kidder, son of Mr. and Mr*, burned Sunday. No fish stories to keep several jump* ahead of th* Our C. E. entertained the Nash- i Clem Kidder, had an appendectomy have been reported as yet. 1 Creek Sunday, finding him very | American standard of earning. vilje young people at a weiner roast 1 comfortable. in O. D. Passed* woods Tuesday night, after which thJy went to i The details of the new income-tax ' bill are still withheld from the pub- Reid's skating rink. Transportation 1 Ik Maybe it's a matter of finding someone brutal enough to break Uie held Bunday at Roush's park. Near­ new*. ly all those present were from Bat­ ‘oDRR ARD OUTTBR RMOLOTIOW* tle Creek. WHEREAS, a prlllioa ku bws HIM M’L° A NICE 7 ROOM COTTAGE «»» Merle Bradfield and Jack were in Kalamasoo Monday when they did irwi. some repair work on their home *aJ Susanne Shulls returned to her ,""4 home In Grand Rapids Thursday EXCELLENT ALL YEAR AROUND COTTAGE nest after spending a month at the rwEt'tyy -'<»• I home of Mr. and Mi*. Laurence 1 Tobias Mr. and Mr*. Laurence Tobias and children spent Bunday at the home of Mr. and Mn. Otis Boulter . COATS GROVE | Johnston home Saturday. Mr. and Mn Laurence Chase and . The Dally VacaUon Bible school family attended a family reunion at at Woodland closes this week. Lake Odessa Sunday. . olu Johluton Wll3 those Wilma Haight was al italamaaoo who left Wednesday for the final from Tuesday until Friday and vis- physical cxamlnaUog al Kalamaited Virginia and Felicia Thompson, boo. DOWLING Mr. and Mn. Harley Sease and Sgt. Clifford Towsley left ThunMn. EUa Smith entertained at Robert and MLw Florence Foreman day for his camp In Wyoming. ~v— * *t her home Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sease and da ugha shower for Mrs Robert Aben- Un Ruth and ’ Wilma and Oscar PRAIRIEVILLE droth. Some of lhe ladle* In the com­ ... Jr. .mJ Mmlly. Eteinor H.rrn. U14 O«m AdrUruon .prat munity gave Mn. Mary Freeman a •iSrn rSTt T«.d.y wild Mr. lurd Mn. IP&rr Circle surprise on her Mth birthIt? On- urd r.mlly .t w.terrUrt. Mr. daughter, Mn. John Ormabe. west Adrianson returned home with them. Mickey Quick is visiting hl* aunt ot town. Murray OUs is in Chicago, spend­ the convention is the large com­ and uncle. Mr. and Mn. Vaughn ing a teW days with hl* aunt’and munion service to be held on Sun­ Molt at Round lake. uncle. Mr. and Mn. Neri, who were day. Aug. 3 at 3 o'clock. Mn. Opal Babcock and baby son Our C. E. society won the County here last week fishing and visiting returned to their home in Battle Cup for the attendance at Uie relative*. County C. E. meeUng held July 13 at Woodland. At the local meeUng Bunday evening lhe subject was "The Gambling Menace" Earl Sease. leader. Next Sunday the subject EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT WOOD SCHOOL Last Week's Letter. Our community was deeply grievMrs Charles Hutton and Mllgra talned their cousins. Mr snd Ur*. of Walled Lake are spending two death of Mp. Josie Couch of Deiweeks With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. WUl Hyde. Josie Mrs Anna De Vine suffered anoth- now occupied by Roy Kelley. s rT.i week with hl* grandmother, Mr*. - rmmSSj LaVem Calthrop. LaMar Erb wa* bor and will long be remembered In our neighborhood. Bunday' gueati of Mr. and Mrs. George Taggart were Mr. and Mn. ” Producing Hothouse Lambs SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Alfalfa hay In the fattening ration ie a definite help with pigs that Mr and Mn. Loren Hershberger have no legume pasture—according to Wisconsin Experiment Station. went to Camp Mack. Indiana. Sun­ ot e.orn' tankaE« •"‘1 soybean meal they tried adding ground day. Barbara and Joan who spent alfalfa hay at the raU of 6%, 10% and 15%. Fastest and chcap««t gains the past week there, returned home came from the 10% hay ration. On the wriUr’s farm we have had good succeas using 1/6 ground alfalfa hay in our proUin supplement for fall With them. Mr. and Mn. Geo. Piper accom­ pig*—but We figure that legume pasture makes thia unnecessary for panied Robert Benner lo Chicago spring pig*. for the weekend, where they visited their son. Howard Piper at the U. Keep Turkey Hens Fat 8. Naval Training school. Navy pier. Minnesota Experiment Station recoihmenda having turkey hens fat Chicago. at the start of the breeding season—and trying to maintain th*m in full Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler of flesh by-feeding all they will eat of a laying ration consisting of equal Detroit called on Mr and Mr*. Jo­ parts by weight of ground yellow com, ground oat*, bran, middlings and MMt scrape. In addition they should receive a scratch grain mixture in seph Wise Bunday afternoon Even when they *tart laying in fat condition, and have this Mr and Mrs Keith Farlee exiled •eaMrfecdere. ration before them constantly, they WUl Tom weight rapidly under h4avy on Mr. and Mn. Ellsworth Smith •gf-prodnetion. and Nevah. R*v. end Mn. Harbert Carl and baby Sandra Lee and Mr. and Mn. Shirley. Mayo Saturday Clipping Red Clover A good many of my neighbors permitted their new red elover seed­ evening. Mr. and Mn. Laird Wotring of ing* to make a crop of seed thi* fall, and the lawa of evidence say that Grand Rapid* spent the weekend they will be sorry next year. The experiment station pasture specialists say that Uie blossom* should be dipped off red clover the flrat year before with hl* parents, Mr. and Mn they produce seed. At the Illinois station clipping new red clover at Olenn Wotring. blooming time has increased the next year's hay yield as much as 60%— and the next years seed crop all the way from 13% to 50%. In many brook families was held at the eases, the flelds that were not clipped winter-killed because the first-year home ot Mr. and Mn. Harry Sand­ crop of seed took *0 much food out of the roots. brook Sunday. Guests present were Mr. and Mn Thomas Handbrook. Stack Silage Mr. and Mn. George Sandbrook Farmer* who have a surplus of green feed of any kind—and either no Wilford Sandbrook and family, Mr. Silo at all or insufficient silage capacity—can make this feed into good •«•<• by property stacking it while green. For example. Michigan and Mn Willi* Handbrook and Experiment Station recently harveated 7 ton* of green oat* in ths milk daughter*. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sandbrook all of Blanchard. Mr. and Mn. Franklin Townsend of Ionia wen weekend guest* of hl* parents. Mr. and Mn. Otto TownMr. and Mr*. Jay Dittman of De­ troit were weekend guests of Mr*. Harrison Blocher. Jay relumed home Monday and Wilma stayed to spend the week with her mother. Ellsworth Smith, Mrs Zelma Cox and Mr*. Sherman Smith of HasUng* were Sunday callers on Chas. Farlee and family. j Creek. Saturday after spending two M^KEE,SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS - DISTRIBUTOR M7 E. STATE ST. HABTDfOl PHONE MM The Hastings Building & Loan As » STIBIINS HOC. MEMBER F.H.LB I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUUDAY, JULY U, IMS MADE kYS LONGER or Re»tricHons On 1, Daves and Woodcock Federal migratory-bird hunting IRulaUocu for 1943 were announcd Friday In Washington bySecre- THREE CORNERS I and Mra. Ezra Morehouse Sunday. Nick aullllum 1* not very well this Wedding bells rang Sunday for Mr. and Mr*. Thoma* Clark Of hot weather a* hi* heart ha* been Mis* Delore* Magoon and Maynard I Kalanuroo were Sunday guest* of quite bad at spell*. Moyer of Flint. We wish for them' Mr. and Mrs. Will McCallum and factory In Middleville. many year* of happiness together I family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dobson and i Shepherd Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Forest Bisson. Jr. and flrown *nd (toughter. Isabelle, wm. Stanton, who injured hi* foot family of Lansing were Sunday ’ attended church here Sunday momafternoon guest* of Mr. and Mra., RtE- Mr and Mr*. Almond Webber Clarence L Bisson and family. 1 were dinner guests at Mr. Brbwn’s ' 1* getting along nicely. Mrs H J Robinson and. inn Bnd lhfn lhey a11 vLdted Mr*. Shep- | D-vS s£nt SiiS^th “?d • herdvat U‘to P?41 hosPlUl. Battle-------------------------BOWENH MILLS Mr* Lester Larabcc and family I Creek, in the afternoon. They reMr. and Mra. E.JJ. Springer, also Dorothy, who has been the house-1 porl her Honing nicely and able to Sadie Streeter Lewie, attended the SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Leon Pennock attended funeral GREGORY lenice* for Mr*. Walter Thoma* at DELTON El>yn Haywartl spent Sunday guarts al a family dinner aftereoon in Hasting* Saturday Thomas Ogden of Hartings, In hon- sing spent lhe weekend with her parents, Rev. and Mr* W. RobinPreston Manning of Lincoln, Neb. who are visiting relaUve* here. Mr. and Mra. otto Teltt. M Hast­ Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hershberger ings called on her aunt, Mrs , of Detroit and M1m Opal Olles of Blanche Rlcliani*. Saturday eve­ Grand Rapid* were weekend guest* ning. ,of Mr. and Mra. Walter HerahbergMr. and Mrs John Adams spent , er. Bunday they aU called on Pri­ Sunday with their daughter. Mra. 1 vate Chalmcr Hershberger of Fort Glenn. William* and family at the ,Custer. W. K. Kellogg farm at OuU lake. Rev. and Mra. O- R Davis of Hub­ 1 ,of Chicago and Mr. and Mn. Walter ;Fisher were Saturday dinner guests bardston spent Mondry night In the village. , Mr. and Mrs. John Adam* ana , Leon Pennock spent Friday after­ Harry Grant of Detroit and noon In Hastings Henry Hynea of Woodland called on J. B. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Victor BatUc Creek apent the weekend ton for ducks 1* provided. instead guest of her sister and family since 1 up *onie_ I Yankee Spring*, Klingensmith. of lhe 60 day* permitted Iasi year. the weekend of the Fourth returned I Mr *nd Mrl WlU ,n<Un Ritchie School Reunion al Murthem Utile ItXu Florida, visits^, at L. D. phy'a Point. Oun lake, tert Sunday. ThU increase is granted because an ihome^nh , investigation by federal authorities Larabce accompanied them to 1 Woodman's Friday and attended the a fair crowd was in attendance. thowa that there has been a vast.1 spend the week here reunion Saturday. ' Some of the old pupils and realdente Mr. and Mra Lloyd Houghton of Frank -,enkllY ot Hemet, Call- : of the district* 40 to 60 years ago, — ------ ,-rIonU wcre Tuj.jday rvp|11nu eueiti fornia- *ire«>dcd »he reunion and who have moved away, were back iThe duck-hunting season will of Mr Mrs claude Hamiu£Iul M>ent the weekend with Jesse Os- I with uni les on their faces. Among open September 26 in lhe northern Their aunt Mrs Rose Anderaon Bood- al1 wkln» dinner Sunday with , them were: Clare Wataon and rone. accordlngxto Washington ad- j lhttr daughter Mr* Seth'J Cook Mr and Mr5, Ira °»koodI wife of Battle Creek, Jennie Johnvice*. Duck hurtdng hours are 1 and Shirley jean all of-Lansing arc I' Jtty McMannl* of Lansing spent son Psge of near Freeport. Eugene ed this year from sunrise to sun- I houte a fcw oj 1 Tuesday at lhe Ira McCallum home. | springer and wife of Plainwell, In.txrt nf from uinrii* tn 4 Wj,«jer. ---------------- **-•---------------- j John Norrte and family of near Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Hynea Friday p. m. as heretofore. , Mr.-and Mra E. D Yeiter of Cas- Hl'BBARn HILLS « . I Martin. Floyd Culver and wife of afternoon. called at________ the home w of. Mr. ano Mr- and Mrs- Hany Latte enter-1Shelbyville. Frank Robert*. Plain- i ---------------- ... -------------Regulation* governing the' _11,cade ____________ ---------------------_ . . talned at dinner Sunday in honu> । well, who I* our oldest member, over east watj. lake and possession limits of duck* re- i Mrs. Clair D Yetter Saturday. ---------------------------------------- — -------- .------- ---------------------- —-------------------- -act Next In axe jnj main the same, except that a new | Miss Betty Sisson was Uie Week- i of ol their lhelr danehter daughter and htuhanrt husband. Mr Mr.. On 90 rears year* of .Age. age were 1. Mr provision makes the possession km- । end guest of Woodland friends. "nd Mr* Junior Martindale. Those j Mrs. Amy Young and Adelaide family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday it on the first day of hunting conMr. and Mrs. Lyle William* at, P«**nt were Mr. and Mrs, Delbert Baird of Middleville. We are very at Robert Dunnavan'a. • fohn to the dally bag limit. | Orand .Rapid* spenk Saturday Yn'd son ChaHe* and Elvtn I proud of these older youngster*. Mr. and Mra Veresh of Lansing I Regulations for hunting geese Sunday with hl* brother and fam- and tody friend and Mrs. Bessie There wa* a fine delegaUon from were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Aya and other migratory birds ex-1 lb', the Leslie William.' Aves - L® unta 1'" “ ana nd grandson. granaaon. Richard iticnaru Young xoung i nasung* HasUngs and ana Middleville Miaaicvuie and ana vlvi­ Mrs. Chas. Kahler. dLt duck* were tightened accord- I Mrs. Floyd Walters of Grand of ^‘tle Creek. Mr. and Mre. Dan 1 cinlty. A bounUful dinner and a A party from Indiana are oc­ lag to lhe Washington notice. That I Rapids ‘wa* a Wednesday overnight Martindale. Mr. and Mra, Rollo good lime were throuoghly enjoyed cupying lhe M. O. couch cottage Was done because these other bira, guest and Mr. Walters and Marlon Mr >nd Mra Edw*rd Bower-, by all. __ ________ I Remember at iSrt not increased in populaUon. Sunday afternoon guest* of hh , man and fanlWy. -----------— the Sunday School Mrs. Kirk Foreman of Hastings Albert Oreen ertter-! 11 A. M. A fine attendance this visited her aunt. Mrs. Clifford Kah­ The regulations‘reduced the bus r parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. WaiMr. und Mra. A.~.. talned at a mlscella miscellaneous siiowei ; summer. The resorters from Oun ler. Friday. Umiu on geese and included other j ter*. talned special saleguard*, since InvestigaMr. and Mrs. Carlton Bump of okturday evening atI their _ home In I lake. Payne lake and Barlow lake arc all helping out. Attendance July Uons had shown a decline in goose ' Hastings called at the Clarence L. I ,’?2or “n Oordon and wife. Wnll lake Saturday. July 18th. A populations other Ulan the blue Sisson home Sunday afternoon About 55 friend* and relatives were 12th. there were 40; last Sunday. 85. good Attendance and a lovely day. gLse. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slocum of P««fnt from Olivet. Battle Creek. Frank McIntyre. Mrs Wm. Hal) Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Leonard of Mourning-dove bag and passes-'Wal1 ”ke and Clarence Slocum of H«tln<«. Middleville and Lkndng. and children, also Burdette Lewi* Detroit, spent the past week with sivn taUU at^> were reduced Iron, 1 Columbus. Ohio, wrr Thursday (lamps Pj*^ Mter which:Ice and family of Northville, were week­ their parent*. Mr. an’d Mn. Ira Mc^I?and U?ereIIoM were‘short">ftemoon caller. oT Mrs. James cream and cake wefe screed Thev end guest* of the home folks. Clarren. ened 30 davs in 14 states ■ Stocum and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie i received many lovely gift*. Their Jennie Reynold.!* came home SatQUIMBY ' Art Reynolds was in the hospital I urday from a trip through the northern penlsula and home by way With Ur. .nd u™. W* “"t,’ of Wisconsin and took in lhe Dells. Charles Wallace, of HasUngs, were She accompanied her grandson. I Ruwell Wing of Detroit, who «to m»n>- friends wtah him speedy callers in lhe Roy Perry home Riusell Reynolds and wife of Cressey. I Flfty-day woodcock esasons with 1 gpfnt two wllll tI|e Claude recovery. . Thursday evening. ea-day bag and 8-bird possession | jummond. and the Mr and Mra. Dick Mater*of Kate- , Mr and Mrs Rus*“ Uesde of ««JanE* Ham------------------------------r----------------BARBERS CORNERS hmil*. remain a* last year. - returned... —— monels, to hl* home Mon- --------nuizqp., Mr. and Mrs. ' Larry Storkan Oscoda, were Friday supper guests Mrs. Jerry Fhley and family and ' day with Ids aunt. Mis* M. Bernice und bat|y. and James Storkan Sr., of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre their guest*. Miss Margaret Durfan ot CLOVERDALE I Wing, a Wednesday unUl Monday 8Pc,'l l,1P weekend with Mr* and family. CinclnnaU and Mr. and Mrs. Roy , Mra. Myrtle Colton and Mr. and Huver of Lansing enjoyed the an­ . Mra, Arthur Johncock Is slowly .\guest there. • , James Storkan. Improving from her recent Ulntw. . Elmer Walter* of Battle Creek 1Mrs. ------ ----------------------------------------------Orace------------------------------Nichols is assisting Mr*. •Wm. La Mont— called on lhe nual dinner at St. Rose Hall. Hast­ The Dibble* of Detroit were out ut spent evening. rpent Thursday inuntaay evening with witn his ms Mrs L Jone* with her work this Perry'* Tuesday w ..... .. ings. then spent the afternoon at parents. Mr. and Mrs, Edw. Wallers, summer. . Doreen Rittman of Battle Creek Gun lake. ----- Lloyd Walter* ---------- and. .. — Mr. ----------------and Mrs ---------------W. Young. and a girl friend spent the weekend Mr and Mrs l«lrr Mnnlea and1 Mrs. Marion Of-----— (Nee ------ •----------------------------•------------------------Mr. and Mra. James Tyler of Chsries and BnS soent Friday Orand RaP'ds have been (pending A”" Rose Latta), are the parents with Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence RltzWoodland were callers at D. Sny­ afternoon and evening in K.lamu- ww tlmc wltb f««her. Maury ■ » b«b>' h"™ -W < their, man. ________ ___ der’s Saturday evening. ^reiXumgChZTe*' birthday | «■ Moore. ‘i third child. He will will aiuwer answer to the i; Mr. Mr. --------------------------------------------and Mn. Cameron McIntyre, Maurine Clum of Coat* Grove . ---------------- -----------------------name Dale. Mr*. Young formerly Norman and Ann were Sunday dln- spent Monday night with Mabelle 'Mr. and Mr*. Welton Brooks at­ ' WEST HOPE resided here but Uvea In Battle ; ner guests of Mr and Mn. Archie Hauer. tended the Mail Carriers' conven­ : A very, enjoyable school reunion I Creek now. McIntyre and Albert. Miss Margaret Dugan of Cincln­ tion at Traverse City as delegate*. : Saturday with over a hundred pres-. Sgt. Charles Storkan did not get | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds, naU. who has been visiting Mis* |Mr. and Mra. Wayne Gates und ent. Pontiac. Kalamazoo. Lake ' home a* he expected to. but expect* j Shirley and Gary attended a famAlice Foley left for Chicago on (fiildren of Parchment spent the Odessa. Baltimore. Delton. Hast- to get home next month. He is ata- ‘ ,lv h»r grand erand.­ Monday. lly nirnir picnic. in In honor of her Ings, Hickory Corners. Ocala. Flor- tinned on the east coast mother. Mrs. Hoffman's birthday, Mrs. Nettle Melch and grandson ■rs. Earl Gates. ida and Hemet. Culifornla. were Junior Martindale took his phys- Sunday at Roush's picnic grounds. of Jackson were Bunday visitors at J Mra. B»rl Oates had her ann and among the places represented. Pvt. ‘ leal examination Tuesday for the Roger OlLs was home over the the D. Snyder home. shouldc Injured Saturday while Hubert McCallum from n Louisiana ■ u. S. Army. weekend from the Willow Run, helping with the team. । camp wa* our soldier representative. | Mr and Mrs. Ralph Teeter and where he is employed. Mary Lou Lewis had her tonsils Harvey Wcmbt of Detroit wa* a Betty were in HasUngs Saturday Ml** Marjorie Matthew* of Hast­ There are 501,000 food stores in i guest of Linden Johncock over the Don Moore is busy picking string ing* called on Mrs. Charles Rowley the U. S. or one for every 233 percoming along One. : weekend, all taking dinner with Mr. beans and marketing them. i one evening last week. soruT Per capita sales average >77 Mrs. Herbert Bllven. Mrs. Bllven ' returning with them for a week. CEDAR CREEK spending the week with his grand­ days. parents, Mr. and Mrs Ardy Owen. The Goodwill Circle of the Wood­ land Methodist church met al the Delton spent one day last week wltn their son, Henry and family. luck dinner Friday. Edward and Gale Slocum ano raa*oo. *pent Saturday night and Junior Bechtel ot lhe Hinds district Bunday wtth her parent*, Mr. and and Johnny Haynes of the HendvrMra. John Lammers. aliott district are on a camping trip Mra. Robert Oeraid and daughter to lhe Straits this week. of Ypallan 11 visited her mother. Mra. Mra. Mark Garrison of Cloverdale.Ella Wertman from Thursday until Mra, Robert Phillipa of Hastings, Bunday. Mr* Joe Konlecxny, and Mrs. BurMr. and Mrs. Clair Lammer* and rel Phillipa attended a shower in daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Lammar*. Joyce and Dale, spent Sunday Mr and Mt*., Frederick Slocum evening wlUi Mr. and Mra. Wendell and family of Hastings were Sunwith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lammers Of Kalamazoo. Wade Town. mA WilAr Tho™. 11. « B.IU. "J Uwrene, Bou.kk Mrs. Harold Slocum. qo ana enuaren oi “ kom Mrs. Grace Benham of Hastings CrMk. dirt rar .uddrtU •<. -. TOO “ townsmp. Mrs. Thurrtw In » e*r drlvan lL h-r (spent ™nt Bunday afternoon MMmnnn with M r. and Mis* Beatrice Benham of Bat­ ter also also o<:rtl'’ P”1** and Mr* HuMell Wat- tle Creek, where she ia working in daughter. Mra. Virgil Schuster, the American Legion hospital, were of Battle Creek, who own* a collage Earl Wood of Dowling called on Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and at Pleasant lake, near Delton, where they with their families were Joseph Hammond Thursday after­ Mrs. Glenn Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson and daughters. spending the su miner. summer. Mn. noon. Thomas, who had been In falling Mra. Harold Leach and son of Judy and Janet of Belding were Fri­ health for some Ume. was being Jackson visited Mr* Hla Wertman day callers. Floyd Hill and daughter. Helen taken to a doctor's office here. Just a few days last wetk. and Ids mother, Mrs. Frank HUI ot a* they drove Into the yard at the Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wertman St. Johns were Sunday guests Of and son visited hl* sister and fam­ nock near the lake, she passed sud- ily of Ypsilanti. Bunday and Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wade. Miss Susie Phillips called on Mr. day. Henton ambulance to the funeral and Mrs. Ansel Golden of Hastings home here Dr. C. P Lathrop, HOPE CENTER Sunday evening. Last Friday she Barry county coroner of Hastings. I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston and helped Mrs. Hugh Perkins of Has­ tings for Uie day and left Monday caused by a heart attack. The body IU]ph pennock and family ot Nash­ for Mr. and Mr*. Homer Bauchville and Clare Texter and wife ot man's of Goodwill where she will Hastings were Sunday guest* at the home in Battle Creek that same care for Mr*. Bauchman and Uie . evening where- funeral services were McDermott home. new baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. William Ashby of held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Kalamazoo visited their parent*. Mr. She is survived by her husband and MO I'TH SHULTZ and Mrs Fred Ashby last Monday. daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Lester Bonneville Clarence Payne's sister. Frances ' and Mra. Donald Manping ana Flint spent the weekend with her from Grand Rapid*, came Friday to1 Sharon spent Sunday with Mr. and ipend a few days with them. sister, Mrs. Myrtle Lelnaar Mra Joe Brown of Orand Rapids. | Mr. and Mra. Ben Ballk's daugh­ ; Mr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon ana Denver, Colo. arc spending a few ter. Irene, is improving slowly after Robert and Benny and Donald day* with Mr. and Mrs. Russel) returning horns from Blodgett hos­ Kenyon of Battle Creek and Ron­ pital. Grand Rapids. Mott and family. ald Kenyon and family of Nashville Victor Hoffman ha* employment spent Bunday at Orand Ledge. Mr. Mrs Myrtle McLeod entertained the following guests on Wednesday in a factory in Battle Creek. , and Mra. Kenyon and Donald spent Mr* Peter Hoffmsn from Hickory. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mra. of last week: Mrs. Robert Gaskill of Comers Is visiUng her son. Victor Nashville. Miss Laura Hosken of Elmer Treat of Bellevue. Vermontville. Mra. Rica Wolf and Hoffman snd fsmily , Mr. and Mra. Mila Athby spent Sterling Modrack. upon returning son of River Falls. Minn. ; Sunday evening with Alta Mosher Mr*. Alice Collins spent the week­ home from Battle Creek one night; of Hope Center. end with her brother and sister-in­ last week, had a tire that blew out' Rev Leland Sherrard Is rang law. Mr. and Mra. Irwin Jone* in leader and assisting in a tent meet­ Galesburg. On Sunday evening she ing at Battle Creek. •went to Benton Harbor where *he turned to get hl* car, and found that Mr. and Mr*. Merle Bonneville anti spent until Thursday with her hl* beat lire had been stolen from1 Gary of Battle Creek spent Sunnephew. Irwin Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hsl*t of ter Bonneville. • Lansing spent Sunday and Monday OBITUARY Rev. und Mrs. Fred Hom and Ei­ Addison Pennock. 83. a life-long ther attended meeting at Midland In the village. Mr. and Mra. Will Whittemore resident of Barry township, died Park. OuU lake Bunday evening. and Mrs Alice Collin* attended the The many friend* of Mrs Georg! McCalltfm school reunion Saturday. Pennock, he was bom April 23. 1859 Thomas will be glad to hear that Mr. Whittemore and Mn. Collins Jan. 8. 1884. he was united In mar­ she has gone from Pennock hospital attended the McCallum school 80 riage with Clarissa Reed of Oun to her home in Hickory Corners Plains. Allegan County, and came Mr. and Mr*. Willard Duddle*. lo reside on a farm south of Delton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanlon and Mrs. where they celebrated their Mth MARTIN CORNERS Last Week's Letter. 1834. He leaves one daughter. Mra. Lyle Oilleaple of Buffalo. N. Y„ John Adam* of Delton, two *on». Cleo of Kalamazno. and Leon of Mlective sen-ice. Delton, seven grandchildren, ann Biaff Sargeant Kenneth Glllespl* tlx great-grandchildren. Funeral of Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis, services were held In lhe Delton Mo., visited Id* parent* Mr. and Mrs. ehurth Monday at 2:00 P. M. with Elmer Gillespie from Saturday un­ T C. E. Devi* officiating. til Wednesday of last week. To the HOUSEWIFE BE ON GUARD! BUY With more and Watch Your Canning! bonds HERE Use Fresh High Quolity Moterials. You Can't Afford Spoilage This Year. more of our people buying VICTORY War Bonds every day. our post offices and banks are finding THIS IS O</^F Br J flemmamic WAR „r * TWINE FOR A TROUBLE­ FREE HARVEST No marls, breaks, runs free to last. Insect treated. Thoroughly !Ju Unx.’fmi iwavAw FARM BUREAU tested. Strong and uniform. .^1 it difficult to keep up with the Drawing shows criss-cross, non-tangling cover of 8 demand. So. many of Michi­ pound boll. Protects inner core. 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HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. �THE HAST1NG8 BANNER, THUR8DAY, JULY 83, 1B41 18028676 NEWS cf Rev. and Mr*. Arthur L. Dodge I Rump of Baltimore ‘ ' M?'^n ' OrUn Yank or Traverse City and and Larry Joe of Woodland and I East Woodland wa* a dinner guest v’ D**11 mnt* of 1 Of Rev. and Mra. £. B. Griffin SftiClariuvlUe. ' . Dr. O. P. Benner of Milford. III., ■ Mr. and Mr*. Willis Dalton sn­ ipent from Friday until Monday at tert*lned fcr dinner Sunday, Mr. hta home here. atul Mra. Elmer Matthews and famMra Rhoda Austin and grand- Uy and Mra. Ira Cotton at East daughter, Norma Jean Classic, re- ' Woodland and Mr. and My* Leo turned Wednesday from a week's ] Guy and family Ot Hasting*. vtalt with Rev and Mra Harold ' Mra. Arlie Spindler wa* a dinner Blaksly of wii ni.fc.iv Blissfield -.i-m and Mr. — and - (rUMl Prlday evening at the home Mrs. Robert Austin and daughter of Mr. and Mr*. porre«t Estep7©! of Lansing. \ Sunfield. / Mr. and Mr>\ Welby Crockford Mr. and Mra. Robert Ojtru ot and daughter Janice were Sunday Grand Haven were Sunday evening dinner guest* at the home of ht* callers at the home of Mr. and Mr*. parent*. Mr and Mrs. J. U Crock­ Welby Crockford. ford of Carlton. '' montvlllc were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Lozo in honor of A. Hoffs. Lake Odessa, after a Mrs. Poley's birthday. Mr and Mrs. week's vacation at home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes vis­ Russell Loan of Fowlerville were Sunday evening callers at the Lozo ited their son and wife. Mr. and home Sunday. Miss Olga Eckardt. Miss Doris -------- r. — Phyllis atumroc Mr “nd Mr» Lawrence Steenwyk Bates. Miss Eckardt .mi and Mrs. J 8. Deablrr are attending the an<1 chlWren of Sunfield called on state Evangelical W. M. S. conven- Ilcv- *n<1 Mra C- w*ng SunUon at Lakeside park. Brighton. d“Y evening. Mrs. Steenwyk la a from July 23 to the 28. nice® of Rev. wing. Rev and Mr*. John Price of Lake ' Mr »nd Mr» R°Y Perkin* and .Odessa were Tuesday evening din- «Whler, Audrey returned home ner guests at the Herald Claaaic Hunday after a week’s visit with home. . i friends in Bay city and Ta was city. Miss Vivian Sehray of Elmhurst.' pfc- R^hard Estep returned Sat­ in. was a dinner guest of Mrs Glenn u,d“y 10 ‘ J«ck*on, South Carolina England and M1m Marjory Friday ,,fter “ week’* furlough %ith home folks.’ Mra Mrs. EaleD Estep,- who hw has be been in evening. 1■ foUu «n ,n Mr and Mrs Raymond Faul and i South Carolina the first part of Aon* of Chicago. III., are spending I the summer and returned to Mlchithl* week with hl* mother. Mra. I can with her husband, remained George Faul and- other relative! I with her mother. Mrs.' Arlie SplndNext week thev plan to stay at the Mrs. Clint Lehman of Scottville Charles Faul cottage at’Trail's End. 1 visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Gun lake. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Dell of Leslie Fay C. Wing, Mr* Delhi Mankielow, Mrs. Minnis Geiger. Mr. and spent the weekend with hl* par­ Mrs. Lowell Fisher and other rela­ ents. My. and Mrs John Dell. Rev. and Mr«. J. 8 Deabler were tives and friends in lhe vicinity guest* at a dinner celebrating the last week. On Monday she left tor 25th wedding anniversary of Rev. a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Mrs. A. R. Kuehn of Ionia on Wheeler of Hastings. On Sunday nt lake Odessa Park a Lehman Miss Marcia Pau! 1* entertaining' family picnic was held In her honwith a house party, nt the Jerry England cottage nt Saddlebag lake ! Mrs. Lawrence ChaM and children. thLi week from Monday until Fri­ Coat* Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Dnerday. Guest* are the Misses Phyllis' and Marilvn Eckardt. Virginia and Lehman and Mr and Mr* Lee LehDorothy Varney and Joan Leffler. Mrs. Arlie Spindler and Mrs ' Verne Newton. Hastings. Rev. and Richard Estep were Sunday guests Mrs. Fay' C. Wing. Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs Spindler’s sister, Mrs. Earl Percy Lehman, Mr. and Mr*. Ora Randall of East LeRoy. Mrs. Edith Lehman. Mr and Mrs. Ronald Leh­ McQueen of Detroit, another sister, man and Mahlon Lehman. Wood­ land. • wax also a guest. Callers at the V. R. Wotring home ' Supt. and Mrs. H. A. Kltson re­ turned Monday evening from a trip the M. H C. faculty. East Lansing. through northern Michigan. Mrs. Sophia Geiger returned Mr. and Mra. Royal Franti and chil­ dren of loke Odessa. Mra. Clint Monday from a two weeks' visit with Lehman of Scottville. Rev. and Mrs.. relatives at Walakoneta, Ohio. McClelland—Rogen Dean Franu. Clarksville. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Lansing and Mr. and Mra. Ray Qutcheas. Mr*. Woodland announce the marriage Peter Baas and MIm Viola Baas of of their daughter. Dorothy to Sgt. Darwin A. McClelland of Camp Ty­ Nashville. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Dalton ot son, Tenn., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lake Orlrssa and Mr. and Mra. Floyd McClelland of Nashville. The ceremony was performed at Chas. Harms and daughter of Sun­ field were Sunday dinner guests at the Methodist parsonage in Wood­ the home, of Mr and Mrs. Henry land last Tuesday evening. July 14. by the Rev. Geo Wingard Flcasncr. The bride Is a graduate of Wood­ Mr. and Mrs Fred Geiger ot West Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Lou land high school In the class of 1036 Geiger of Detroit were callers Sun­ day evening al the home of Mr. and erated a beauty shop in Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. McClelland left for Mra. Paul Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. J L .Smith and Mr. Comp Tyson last Saturday after and Mra Milan Trumbo spent Sun­ visiting friends and relatives in the day with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mer­ community. • Mrs. McClelland will make her home in Tennessee as riam of Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs. D B. Green were long as lhe Sergeant Is stationed Sunday dinner guest* at the home there. About fifty ladles of the whole community gathered at the Town­ hall last Friday In honor of Mtas Dorothy Roger** approaching mar­ riage. a lowly dinner wa* served with Mrs. Carl En*, Mn. piwrenoe Midweek service Thursday. Choir rehearsal Friday. Brethren 10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon. 11.00 A. M. Bunday school. ing. We invite you to worship with us. rented with a wedding shower and Church of Um United Brethren In received many lovely gifts Christ B. B. Griffin D. D. Pastor The Woodland C. E business meeting and election of officers was 10: 00 A. M Morning worship. held at the home of Rev and Mrs. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school R-B. Griffin Monday evening. The 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. following officers were elected: 8 00 P. M. .Wednesday prayer Pres , Laurell Hendes: Vice Pres., Max Duncan: Bet.. Virginia Heatcr- meeting. The c. E will meet Monday night ly: Corn Sec.. Mabel Scitalbly: Trea*., Byron Heaterly; Ohor. Rosa at the parsonage for business and Mac Eddy: Pianist, Virginia Hester- social meeting. Election of officer* tor tjte coming year will be the orAss’n meeting at Sunfield. August dcr 'of business. The W. M. A. local will meet 5 to B. Laurell Hendce. Thursday, for an all day meeting News from the Kilpatricks at the home of Mra. Henry Schaib- Mr*. Pearl Holmes antertained the i barn door to the ground balow. Happy Dozen birthday unit on Fri- i breaking the wagon tongue so the Henry Rogers and family near day. honoring her birthday with ! load of hay didn't go along. Clare Prairieville Sunday afternoon. luncheon and gift*. 1 wa* bruised a hit but athorwtaa un­ Mr. and Mrs. Wllterd case scconi- 1 hurt. panled their daughter. Ml** Hilda | Allee Williams is spending the b“° entertaining friends from Chi­ Caw of Cleveland. Ohio and spent i week in Detroit with her stater, Mr*. < eM°Tuesday afternoon at the Mr and Robert Tolan and family. ' Emmetle Campbell ahd Joaeph Mra. Fred Brandt home at Kalamo. Dert P1Umer had lhe cast removed: CorTli'a'’ arfl •ttendtng night school Several from Grand Rapids are] from hta foot Saturday - but ha* to Iat HaAtlnK« -nanrftna tK» m - and i an 11 nff*iraA_ ■another -*-- - ten days ! Mr*. Fred Johnson hu bcm quite spending aornc tirru, lima at al the Mr. go nn on crutches Mrt. Naujok home. ’ before stepping on it? Joan Strickland, who spent the! Mr *nd Mr’ M,tt Bedford,at- , Sunday evening callers at the R. poal week at lhe liome of her grand-. tended the Peaiherbone picnic Sun- J. and CUie Williams homes were: j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ciarto of mother. Mn. Resale Strickland Jias Mrs. Addle Lewis is visiting her ■ South Haven and Mr. and Mra. Byrelumed lo her home in Battle sister near Eaton Rapids. | ron Rowlnder ' and daughter of Creek. .Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams and i I Caledonia. Mr* Edd Papke of Bellevue Will i[ be hostess to the Happy Doaen or­ ganization on July 31 Mr. and Mrs Nile Castelein and family and mother. Mrs. Myrtle Caateleln, have been in camp the past two weeks at Martin lake. Mrs Raymond Wright of Battle Creek spent Saturday at the home ly. Kilpatrick of Benton Harbor—Cap­ Kilpatrick lord Holmes. tain David Kilpatrick has been 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brigham of j transferred to Camp Carson. Colo­ Marcellus were recent weekend 1 11: 30 A. M. Morning worship. rado, which Is a new Tank Destroy­ 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. guests at the home of Mrs. Olive er Unit and lie is quite enthused 8:00 P. M. Thursday prayer Tobias and son Lyman Tompkins. over the same meeting. Mrs. Olivo Tobias spent part of. Corporal Arthur Kilpatrick ta ex­ pected noon by hla parent* en a nlng at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. short furlough, before being assign­ Lawrence Chase for business and Eldon Tuttle of Battle Creek. ed to a new station in the Army Air social meeUng. Mr. and Mra. Hugh Ca*e speni Corps. Saturday evening at lhe home of . Bible School Continues their brother and wife, Mr and Mra. ASSYRIA The Community Vacation Bible j Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stanton Willard Case. school began last week Monday with !. will be host an „ hoateM lo „ Miss Hilda Case of lhe United j and a IIMn fam-. an enrollment of about fifty with u t honoring lhe third birth- University hospital of Cleveland. new pupil* coming rach monUng day of lhelr dau<hler Marlene. Ohio is visiting her parent*; Mr. and ! A public demonstration of the _ . . . . Mr*. Willard Caae. Recently rrInitiative steps are being taken work that ta being done, along with turned from visiting In Chicago, she the presentation of certificates will for the Briggs church and school has gone on a trip to Tennessee. 1 be held at the Methodist church cooperative session scheduled for Mr*. Homer Erway and children Thursday evening at 8 p. m. of this August 7. All are welcome. Carry of Muskegon Height* spent last । in dinner at noon. week with her parent*. Mr. and Mr* | .. The local 4-H groups and lead- Ben Conklin. A y..™.™. picnic dinner will be enjoyed .. at the Lake Odeasa park Friday noon era will meet at the Briggs church Mrs. Nina Stanford and Mrs. El­ if lhe weather permits, otherwbe Friday afternoon, ‘for a special meet. ’ sie Rogers of Baltimore called at the dinner will be served in the County agent Harold Foster and a the Mra. Sylvia Conklin home on j worker from Michigan Stale college Thursday. church. Word from Private Clifford Conk-1 The Evangelical. Woodland will be present. The Farm Bureau organisation ! Un who ha* been stationed at Ft. United.Brethren. Kilpatrick United Brethren and the Methodist church- —------------ ----------------------------------.,: Sill. Florida, state* that he has ■ ea arg making thia Community Bible i; cottage at Bristol lake bn ——-- — j----- ---— ,August :gone to North Carolina for a per- I school possible for the children of IS for *----------an all " day session, -■ and ”* — carry — - lod of maneuvering. jin dinner. I Mrs. Hannah Stamm has been the community. Mr. and Mra Lisle Strickland and • Spcndtn8 a (ew days al the home CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS family spent Sunday with his moth- of her — -—.— ■- ■ — . The Methodic! Church son --and daughter-in-law, er, Mra. Bessie Strickland. Rev, George Wingard, Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Forest Stamm, return­ 10: 00 A. M —Morning worship Ing to the Mr. and Mrs. Edd But­ Wm. Davis of Assyria OenU-r and ler home on Sunday. 11: 15 A. M.—Sunday school 8:00 P. M—Young People's Serv- Mt** Bernice Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Butler spent Sunday with their sister. Miss Lucy . recently marr in Indiana. Tuesday 7 p. m—Choir practice. Butler and brothers Tom and Wes-.i Thursday 8 p m —Midweek «ervBetty Swart*. who is working at ley ButlerBeadle lake was home over the week A family gathering of the Mrs ; Sylvia vuu»uu Conklin inuuiy family met a* at uic the ", „ , . .. . . Paul W. Geiger, Pastor Eldon Cole of the Lacey 4-H j Ketcham cottage at Bristol lake. group was the winner of lhe pheas­ Pritchardvlile. for a picnic dinner.. nor Sunday school next Sunday be­ ant raising contest; Kenneth Strain. | honoring Mrs. Arabelle Erway and cause of the Pastor's absence. Bnse Line group, won In corn pro­ family of Muskegon Heights. The Evangelical Chorrh duction. giving both a scholarship Mrs. Fred Hawley of Augusta ’ J. 8 Deabler, Pastor for a trip to Michigan State col­ called Thursday on Mrs. Hugh Case. 10: 00 A- M Morning worship. lege The Eli)* Cemetery circle met at Theme of sermon "The Christian Kenneth Miller of Lacey Future the Briggs church on Wednesday for | Alamo " Farmers of America group attended carry-la dinner. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday schooj. ... a party — on -------Friday , night at T. .. — S . ----------------- ,---------------------7:43 P. M. Combined Evangelical K. Reed’s resort at Thomapple lake PLEASANT HILL League of C. E. and evening worCarpenters are at work at the Mr. Mra. Anna Andersen is entertain- . ship service. Mra. Karl Eckardt. • and Mrs. Clifton Miller home,' plac- i Ing a sister-in-law from Chicago. | delegate to the Kellogg Foundation j ing a glassed in porch and other Clare Peters had a fortunate ac- , Institute at Albion, will give her re- I improvements, also a garpge. i cl dent <if there is such a thing) I port. | Mrs- Clifton Miller spent part of thta week when he brought a load The Ladles Auxiliary will have last week at lhe home of her moth- of hay into lhe bam with a tractor. | their monthly meeting on Friday er. Mrs. Margaret Smith of Nash- ■ In some way he was unable to stop 1 al the church. | ville. ' 1 the tractor and It dropped out the ’Daniel Ad Dorothy •Donald Daniel 1 I I UAfl Sc Turn toThHOl) -enriched 3 KROGER'S CLOlCK BREAD DQNUTS TOMATOES PUINM388JUU CELLO W8APH8 3 29c dos. Spinach c3£’ 2 29c Angel Feo! Cake Bantaa Cars 10c Soda Crackere 2 IUC 39c £ 17c . Navy Beaas 1 £ 31s 13c Prases 5S5 4 £ 3k Breea Beaaa «- >— 12c Carry's Chau-O-Bita m 10c Rare .arson's Veg-All 22c Berk Syrip 23c Cracker Jack 3 10c Twinkle am«ti 4 PEANUT BUTTER lb K _ Xe jaj eJ 3 C FRUIT COCKTAIL ™ S?1" - - ’O' MC 27c 2 Paper Plates Peaches «-i~ 2"J™33c Country Club 27c « Charcoal Soups v<!^. 3 29c 3 29c Heine Casspball’e Teaato Juice 19c Clapp'slail™.6 ■— 35c 2 Marshmallows c.u.i»,10c 25c ENRICHED FLOUR SINCERITY FLOUR COUMT1T CLUB KINO 8 84V4-1B. "WCMlchliae Milled Mck JJV , Pastry Flour £, 23c 5 Country Club Cake Floar 19c “ SODA CRACKERS 1 1Oc X - Pillshary's ***^11.11 • DIKqSICK Cake Raisins Siaditis 4 37c Flak 19c Salmon Potted Meat 3 19c Rice Krfsples a» lip INRICH1D KUO 8 FLAKE 14H-W. sack 3 65c Spry or Crlsco 3 69c Eatmore Oleo 2 33c Krogo Soc» Mix — Peanut Sitter J, 29c 5c TematoCatxip2£,L’.21c MUSTARD JACK FROST Q“” 27c Quart jar Wheat Putla 7 Cere Flakit Kellogg’* SbreSMoteitl *•Wheatlea Country Club Wheat Flakea 2 C0TTA6E C Rich. I VC Cheese KROGER'S TENDERAY Leaf Cheese 2 Standing Rib Roast it 90’ 10O-,-. tender, juicy and flavorful. A ■ thrill tn thrift! Leaf Cheese 26c Temleray SIRLOIN STEAK 35c Teaderay BOILING BEEF 14c Evi*. Milk FAT VjuVcTIM BIAtlSS 35c Ganuia* Spring — Shouldar Cut* Genuins Spring — Breast ot Ms«k Lamb Roast Lamb Stew ■*> 28c Pigs LUNCHEON LOAVES Mo. 1 Quality Ring ' “ 21c Bologca VEIN-X SHRIMP >U 19c ih. JSc 2 Blue Pike CHICKENS 25c Carutlii >» 1 Fresh Oraageade <h Drlak-ald ' SRANULATEB AVIUM Feet 19c ASSORTED Mo. 1 Quality Skinless Fraaks “ 27c « -Baa4Ma-«aak U> 35c Giaeelateel Seep'S* *2r Sot* Flikis Rinse or Oxydol a£ lS* Swirl Cello Wrapped Fraah Wat«r Fish Fillets ci u. 23c Local Dressad - Bock Broilata lb. 35c Popular Brands Cigarettes c— St .19 Oeveert Films Meter OU rear and mileage. Observe thta rule to lengthen car life and to conserve lhe nation’s limited supply at replacement parts. Keep’ your ear rolling . . . eCfclently. and you'll be ANDRUS SERVICE By buying in August hl fho Ideal LANE gift for DsegM.r, Metter, or Sliter for Engegemeali. Birthdays, Weddings or THE GIFT THAT STARTS THE HOME ■ Wu A. ROTH . FURNITURE HASTINGS, MICH. UteU<u Ore*slag •ft* 13.13 __ / YELLOW ELBERTA PEACHE | NEW CROP FREESTONES ** Srcwlsg Mnk'£;b 33.15 16% Mryn-’E,* *1.99 Mrv. ■■I Coin Mask Ctick Brain ‘8? 52.39 your gift for her I BUY BONDS AND STAMPS •*. 13c Bulbs Lamp Egg 22c 8 £.11.35 Cattle Spray 69c • »“> 17c Block Salt w “ 43c Fly Spray TOUR FOOD DQUAU I QO FARTHKR AT KROOM’S | w. II I Country Club lecderay CHUCK ROAST Ceoatzy Club So, POOL YOUR CAR "WITH FRIENDS’ CARS and length, en the life of them alL Groups are getting together all OVC 10c Vaailla Flavor Park Llvert“ 19c SPARE ROOM IN YOUR CAR? SHARE IT WITH OTHERS! 11* All-Bras Cream CAR CONSERVATION TIPS 4k K.Uogg's Soaps VJC £ 1 £ 88* Be a. CaapbeU*. Tomato Joice 2 Hooey CLOVER VALLEY 12c Srspefrelt u-m* '.“JI25c Ritz Crackers Peas nwrnei 2 CLOVEl VJUXXT Start Your Dream Home Is £ 2k 21c 2 Petite Salad SLICED BACON yetlga wiring Sagar Macaroni or 3 GENUINE SPRING fLAMB LEGS OMUriM, WiadakleM Wi»ua FRESH BUTTBR 1 "ST 2 ~u79c| Spaghetti SALAD DRESSING in a LANE Hope Chest n>on« 2240 daytimv. Per led ph™ 2352 », 2230 25« California Valencia ORANGES —28c CELERY — -“5c LEMONS ONIONS 4 -19c POTATOES CORN KROGER 5TDI �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUB3DAY, JULY W. 1M1 *ot chtrrlM hum, lor member, ul db lhe lui ot mem end pmlUmu ee d»„e>iter Mn. Hine Welder el Ihe’emon, thoM who report el KeU.!friend. Mr Mr*. Cart Mn( at cbLake .de Odessa of their families. follows—Nozzle men. Harold Ball. Fred White residence on Grand । niazoo thl* week for final ex*mln*Harry Stimson wa* called back to Emc*t Ball. Cheater Geukea. Cha*. Rapids St. Saturday night and Sun- tlon for service. Mrs. Robert Ctater. who has been B*’"’ Wpids brought Mra. Dana vary in in Bl Mary s hospital to home Sunday after hU work at lhe WoMrine Bntas Co Williams; how men-Ocar Fink- day guett* were her sister. Mra. I Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rugg and Grand Rapids. U much Improved/* »*ks’ ’*»“ lhelr home. 'in Grand Rapids, last week after a beiner »n<l R*'P" FTnkbetaer; lad- Clifford Brigg* and family of Jack-1daughter Jeanette expect to attend twd month*' lay-off. der men. Max Lyn*, Arthur Ken- son. fhg wedding of their niece. PhylU* Mr. W.rn. K.rrnm .nd two 2"? U1“ * ■>* —bo— ot her puraU a daughter In Uw city. | their daughters. Jean and Jane am: children vuiteo visited ner her motner-in-iaw. mother-in-law ■• r'"" a’an* ------ ---einxueiner. negu- county line is spending . a <EW few u days ano w Mra. Rugg u, In Grand William Ferauson and Charles Maxine FRikbeiner. to the Metho- Mrs children, " — “ «,s' Mr. „i,u .. Ray FlnktXr Weekday Earl Wednesday *“h hfr,,,w lrtcnd Ml“ Marilyn U*rllyn OU 7“ 8und*y afternoon. ahCTn°T' -- ' Kermcen. tar firemen at are a* follow*-Russell friend. MU* OilRapid*, next Sunday July 26. Jeanette will assist In the r.m, OIUHV) iui Burmeiec ana witn Mrs. Maurice --- 5^(art, p. ■ - . lett. .. wwx,. -j . t*y. Roberta und children who were) ?*‘7Mr- and Mr». Charles Charle* Parker Parker atat-■ cagu *uy. .. । Our (own now cham­ Mr. and Mra. Ray Leemstra of there from Allegun, all enjoyed u Miller ° Juptmrpm' 1 tended .mithe annual- chicken dinner Arthur Valentine was home from - ----- --— —- ------ ------ irand Rapid* «>«•*» .... of St. Rose Catholic church a^Haa- ; pion deep »ea J|shera-women at that YpallanU for the weekend and with Grand Rapids were were Thursday Thursday visvis- picnic at Caledonia park. or.* of and Mrs. Sunday. Mhac* Martha Jeon Schad and Mrs Louise Louise Cleveland Cleveland came came Tues-1 Tues-,, Mr?l ^r"’’7 „ •. ------------------'■ hls family enjoyed a fish dinner ‘tor.of Mra. Mrs Sarah Sarah Kepkey Kepkey and day ot last week for a visit with her '* r ' « r * n 7" ’ Benyon were amMr nnd Mrl BuJT Cooley and lwo Hazel Campbell who accompanied daughter r»,.i Oral. --- ------------- --__„T„ with hta parent* at HasUngs. i day dinner guests of the bitter'* • UbUxmly. -rt,T d,nn" of children ot Hasting* were Saturday Mrs. B. C. Swift and daughter Betty . .... OM> fcOrr. -ho U blMUlm «». J«.M . |ruM“mcr Dr. C. A. E Lund returned Thunt[daughter. Mrs. Harold Grlffeth and on a week's trip to northern Michi­ day from a vacaUon spent with his the College of Mortuary In'Detroit. Mrs Grace Tolhurst, who spent /ainiiv On amnii iinnldv St , and Ofo JuppsU^_ ' gan have proved lhelr stories for home folk* In Minneapolis. Minn. was home Saturday and/Sunday the winter in T^troH with her,family or. Grand Rap'd: friends of James Bowerman । tiie flah arrived by express a few The J. Bedford and Johnson fam- and b enjoying hta work. daughter, and ha* been in very poor '। Many vtrlnlfv nf MlthHuKrl Milla MtS. R A. BUmgXmeT, lit Ing Oil , >u hour* ahead of them. The three Illes have returned to town after Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harkin* and health. Is now with’ her son, Dorr , ot th, .Mnur bl Hubb.nl Hill, girls accompanied u party of fish­ two weeks reaortlng at Gun lake little son Lionel und her parents. Cain nnd family In Hastings. ~ i southwest of town, on the Barry- ermen out on Itake Superior and Many of our town ladies are Mr. and Mra. Henry Poulson vid ten Grover Cline speiit the weekend ou* col’<**von ,, , nome Allegan line had a nerve-racking working at the White Products Co. the former's parent*. Mr/and Mrs. at Grandville with his n»phcw, Will ln8 »-««** zuucred recently. . experience. Thursday morning that Martha look her luck right with her. (c-Sundav. Scott and...... family. ' " Richmond Lee and which 7* running four-six hour, Alfred Haskins at Sarar^* ‘-------- .‘ j• -m-w ------ -- Fenton. Sonny ------- - ----------u she hope* never to again experience. for she reeled In a 26 lb. lake trout Mrs. E J. Talbot was called t</Rodney Schad left for Detroit Mon- She had left others ot the family then one of 19 lb*, and then one shift* on defente work. The many friends — ~oren TunThe Walter Thornton family has gate of Parmelt Ire pleased to Flint Friday, by a message telling ! <!“>' morning a» new recruits in the sleeping and went to the bam to 14 lbs. They brought them to the moved from. the Flo Taylor home ' ‘ .....irovement " In health cf the severe illness of her mother, marine* marines—the the -----------------------unit Inducted in milk, when during the storm a bolt boat, then the men helped land Uie catch—some of the largest, ever Buddy Stone ot Battle Creek ulOf*nd Rapids known on East Main St. to the Joy. ten­ at the convalescent home In Orand -——— .--------and --- — — as -—theof lightening struck both the house ant home recently- vacated By the JUfpIda. spending hl* vacation with his un- "Western Michigan Devil Dogs," - A and bam and M1 killed „ku „. the c vo cow _ next brought in up there. Hazel brought Valentine family. —— '' laurel Senslba of Bowens Mills cle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. Edd banquet for the boys and their fam- tne one *he was milking. She was m one weighing 16 Ite. and a min­ went to Northville Sunday where he Finkbciner Hies wns held at rite Elk* club In the mihurt. except a nervous shock, and now weighing 7 IbS.. then she took attended lhe funeral of Russell expects to work with a gravel comVance Sharp ha* employment nt ]City Sunday- evenlrw. ^*ir imrenra .attribute* lhe fact of her being alive the rrat of the Ume off for *ea*lckCrum back ut the CroKt funeral Mr. and Mrs. Elmer FYnton, Cash- t0 jjiat 0( right decision. Before ncss. Betty *cem* to have had fish­ x-,.i Ler r — and Mr. m, . xh sUrtln< t£> mUk she had un. erman’* luck for wc have heard no home In Caledonia. Sunday. Miss Eunice Hoyt 1* lh very poor I'T »nd Mrs. Earl and home from their Gun hike cottage health and confined lo hef bed J- C. Schad, also Rex Schad: decided whether to milk the cow storlca of her catch. Tlje girl* took for two weeks and Vern is attend­ much of the time at her home, the ,yiL' An" Churchill and Gloria that wax killed or the one she did. picture* ami it 1* hoped they mav Peterson in the Grace Tolhurst ing n school for Bell Telephone Perry Barnum place southwest of Clouse of Hostings attended the Other damage was confined to make *ome of the suite paper*' All (own, banquet and the Fentons remained burning, of the wiring of the light­ who lutd a taste of the big ones home. workers In Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher have Mr. and Mr*. Armond Stimson o’er night with.relatives Rodney's ing system and small damage to report they were the finest kind of Floyd Harper returned to his their trailer home now located tn work as instructor In Cornell Uni­ and little daughter of Grand Rap- ri'tcr, Martha Jean didn't - return the house. The Barry-Eaton In­ caUng. Member* of the Masters-Jones the yard of her grandfather. Wil­ versity! Ithaca. New York. Wednes­ id. spent Sunday with hl* mother., from vacation In Ume to attend the surance Company sent their, repre­ liam Sprinkle. day of last week after a visit with Mra Plcnv Stimson at ■ Parmelee banquet but went up Monday mom- sentative at once to adjust the loss. circle of the Methodist church are asked to remember the monthly Alfred England returned home hl* home folks while Pierre In company with Mr. Ing to see her brother and the boys The Yankee Springs-Klingensmith meeting thL* week Thursday after­ Sunday from two week* spent with Mr and Mr*. St Lrpper of Detroit and Mrs Harry SUmson and son entrain. und Ritchie schools joined In a re­ bls son Harold and family at Ian- visited her brother-in-law and sla­ Leonard were at Lakeside park. ! Mrs W. R. Harper attended a union at Murphy's Point. Gun lake noon at 2 p. m . with Mrs. Fred Stokoe. Those who have mission ting and is some Improved In health, ter. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Elwood from Cafeabnla to the Dcmcrcst family wedding of friends nt the Martha­ Sunday. mite boxes not yet turned in’ are MUs Pauline Benaway returned Friday until Sundav reunion. j Mary chapel In Greenfield Village. Ross Armstrong of Constantine asked to bring them lo Ulis meet­ to her work al the Bell Telephone Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Brown of Mra. pearl Kenyon was pleasant- | Dearborn. Saturday. was In town Saturday seeing to the Co. at Battle Creek. Monda- after Hastings were callers of the Hnr- ly surprised Monday evening, this । Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Miller, nee disposal of the household goods of ing enjoying four day* at the take with old Griffcth family, one evening lost week when her children. Mrs Har- I Bertha Mugridgc nnd little son have the Ute John Armstrong, which NASHVILLE \ her home folks. ------ u old Griffcth. Ralph nnd Arthur1 moved from the Armstrong cottagi were sqld at auction. We congratulate Miss Donna Mra. Bessie Welch, housekeeper Kenyon and their families visited to Dowling to be nearer hl* woik I When we. see farmers and others Last Weed's Letter. Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mr-, at the home of Pierre Sjjmson nt her at her home on Arlington St. i at Battle Creek. Mra. Fred Fisher and daughter working on the Sabboth day and Clifford Davis and ■ Thomapple- " ------- ------------------weekend —'—J -• Parmelee, spent •• the nt her with a birthday' dinner and helped MU* Betty Swift began her work breaking the fourth great law of Patricia arc visiting Mra. Walter Kellogg student, who wax selectea home In Hostings her celebrata. ! nt Hasting*. Monday os social sen - God. we wonder Just what they ex­ Moore atid family al Houghton ! Mrsr Will Allego and children of Clinton PouLon is driving 68 ice worker In lhe county, , pect to gain. Brought up In a home Lake. as star revue girls, at the Michigan Detroit are staving at their Barlow miles dally dully to his hl* work as night night'' Betty and Margaret1 Allerdlng " of where Sunday was a day of wor­ The many friends of Mra. Albert State College during 4-H week. Ono lake cottage this summer Mr. Al­ telegraph operator and station op- 1 Coats Grove spent the latter part ship and rest, and where practically Ostroth. who underwent a serious lego. who is a brother of Mra. Clyde crator at Augusta as he ta unable of the week with their grandpar- the entire community observed It operation several weeks ago. will be point star and will be given special Holmes of Bowens Mills, comes up to find a place to Uve [ent*. Mr. and Mrs Henry Poulson. as such, even without modem ma­ sorry to learn she was taken decid­ __ some weekends. "■ Mrs Harry Balsch relumed home Their parents. Mr and Mrs. Vem chinery, we never remember of a edly worse. She lives In St. Louis. Mrs. Hattie Stevens ll staying at i Mr. ahd Mrs Ward Wolcott and Friday night from the Kellogg- Allerdlng came after them Sunday loss of crop through Sunday obscr- Mo. with her daughter. Mra. Clin­ her Gun lake cottage , her sister. Mrs Ida Morris of Flint church worker* Institute, held in I evening. ■ vance. and all prospered. More ton F. Smith. Mra. Lizzie Stlmpson and son were Sunday evening visitors at lhe Albion last week . । The annual school election of than ever before we feel that peoRalph Hess took lhe body of Jacob - Melson and wife relumed to£)etrolt Harry SHm*on home In Parmelee Mrs. Chas. Lewis and two young । Thcmapple-Kellogg district was n , pie of this country should be obey­ Bower of Lake Odessa to Burbank. . on Saturday night after a few days Mrs. Fred Guffin has been In daughters have returned to their I very quiet affair. Despite the fact ing the Ten Commandments. Ohio, for funeral services and burial roent at their home on Grand Rap- Grand Rapid., much of the lime for home near Jackson after spending ‘ the district covers over 80 square Mrs. Cordelia Cordes Is staying on Monday. ids St ' several days because of the .serious Hie post week with her parents and’1 miles and has. wlthojit doubt, more -Mr. und Mrs. Ivon Babcock and Rev. and Mra. Ralph Harper and , sickness of her nephew. Will MU- brother. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fen- than twelve hundred voters, only 37 valraclng from her winter's sick­ family are on their vacation. Tltey two younger children came Monday . ler who fit convalescing from a maj- ton and son Richmond <Dlck>. i ballots were cast during the after­ ness Mrs. Cordes assisted Mra. went to Traverse City and across and remained until Tuesday visit-'or operation al St -Mary's — ----------- -- hospital - j-----Thl* i* rather an unusual week noon and evening, and less than Chas. Baughman last year but spent the lake, then to Chicago to visit Ing their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mr and Mra Mra. J. L Rugg and — no births, marriages or deaths to twenty peraonvattended the annual rite winter In Detroit. Miss Dorothy tier father and oilier relative*. Mr. J L. Harper. Their older children El- daughter and MrMIm Jean-' reporl s.wh.xr Jennette nnn meeting. Ray Aubll and WllUan- Springer Is helping her now al her Mr. and Mra Ralph Olin. Mrs. eanor and Lyle, who have been vis- ettc Garbow were at Kalamazoo. Keith Bowman of Gaines town- , McKevltt. whose terms expired were cottage. Nettle Parrott. Mr. and Mra. Wal­ Ring their grandparents, accompan- Wednesday of last week. ship. Kent county, was a caller one re-elected for three years without' Mr. and Mrs Earl VanSickle and lace Graham and Mr. and Mrs El­ «-j led .w them — w home. . Sylvia Trumble visited her day last week of his aunt. Mrs. opposition, only dissenting vote be- little son Gary arc staying with her don Day attended the wedding Sat­ Mr. and Mra. Floyd Helrigel and .brother. John Bass .al the Jarstfer Charles Parker He reported his ing one cast for Elmer Bender. The parents the Miner Palmers, and as­ urday afternoon of Miss Dorothy daughter Barbara attended the Hcl- i! convalescent home In Hastings. father. Austin, as being In a Grand financial report for the year shows sisting with the summer's work. Seaman and Maynard Parrott at rigel family reunion at Townsend । Wednesday of last week. Rapids ho.pltal Itospltal for treatment. treatment. Rapid* | receipt* of *63.982 33 with dtsbursr- Sunday the VanSIcklcs visited at the the Metliodist church in Parma. park near Rockford. Sunday. । Mr. and Mr*. Alton Elwood and; Tile •local• « — * lias or- ' mrnta ------- of — 837,692 42. — Balance on home'of her cqusin, Paul Noglcs at fire -* department The Standard Stamping Plant of Middleville friends will be Inter­ .children and her abler. Mtas Vivian- ganizcd un auxiliary to assist m hand $6 289 81. .Dull lake. Charlotte are moving here, using lhe ested to know that Mrs. Alice Van iWilliams, drove lo Traverse City!case „, of emergency or large fire. *' - C- — • Mra J. Denham of Louisville. Duane While. Elmer (Mlke> old creamery building on Sherman Avery of Kalamazoo Is visiting her Sunday and brought several cares William McKcvltt. fire chief hands came by bus Saturday to visit her Bender, and Henry cunningham are street for temporary quarters. At IDDLFVILLF ll/VLCTILbC 01 AUGUST FARM EXHIBITS ★ HANDICRAFT DISPLAYS LIVESTOCK * HOME ECONOMICS * POULTRY 4-H ACHIEVEMENTS * ENTERTAINMENT Deluxe GRANDSTAND SAVE MONEY—Buy and MIDWAY Four Season Tickets Now Fed. Tax Total- $1.00 ,10 $1.10 MARTIN CORNERS Mb* Bemlta Cogswell of Hastings contract*. runrnn aervicea ror Durwood Ml“ Marcelle Gillespie Of the KmW re, neu ThumU, IS. »»<" WrtMdw n»h> •ntooo -I 1 .IM X che Un. fu-, •M .Tnuna.r «ue.u hi .uni UUU. FUher. neral home, conducted by lhe Rev. Mr. and Mra. John Martin of H. R. Krieg. Burial In Vermontville cemetery. Mr. Kennedy was 83 Charlotte and Mr and Mrs. Sterl­ ing Weeks are enjoying a week's Eaton county about three years ago. outing In northern Michigan, where Has leaves his widow, Julia, one sla­ they will fish and pick cherries. ter, Mra. Cora Benedict of Battle Creek, several nieces and nephews. Cogswell's lust Wednesday wo* cer­ Mra. Mary Shilling haa been tainly the banner society. A very brought from Dimondale to the home of her daughter, Mra. Welling­ from lhe supper being $17.10. Mn. Clarence Curtis and little son ton Britten. of Battle Creek visited her parents Knoxville. Tenn., la the only city providing mail boxes on streetcars. | troit visited her sister, Mra. Minor Bateman and husband, for a week department in Waihlngton disclose. recently. War Research of scientists in America's research laboratories, developing new materials and new equipment, means a lot to our fighting men. equip a large, organised, and able staff for research. Fortunately, in­ dustry did this long ago. 3. History rcpeatsl In the last war "wireless'* was developed for mili­ tary needs—to become, with peace, a giant broadcasting industry. laboratories Uke Ocneral Electric's . were serving tbeir country—solving I technical problems of war.7 will help to tnany wartime discoveries will to build a better future. GENERAL^ ELECTRIC —* ■» <.>Sr,1 . iTMiiife<^l| I , * � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-07-30.pdf e5773e1591708ecea56758d9db194059 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR 14 FACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1942 W. K. Kellogg Foundation Makes Generous Offer To Pennock Hospital Mead Well Down 4,000 Feet SundayGoing Mile Down SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 Old Phonograph PATRIOTIC THEME TO Your WISH THEIR Records Needed BE A FEATURE BE II Harry Larsen, commander of the The oil well on the James P. Mead Lawrence J. Bauer Port. American farm tn Rutland had. on Bunday, Flower Show at Fair Will Be Legion, announces that this Is the Wish Nw reached a depth of 4.000 feet. They Of Unusual Interest struck one oil bearing rock. But ______ phonograph records Receiving sta­ how valuable It might be was The not ninth annual Flower Show JERSEY, GUERNSEY investigated. D;:~“ down they -----------------Deeper held in conjunction ----------------------------------with the Barry . tions have been set up In Hastings found gas, but the pressure was evl-j Co. Fair, and sponsored by M the ~iat toe Legion Hall. Moore 8tend CATTLE SHOWS rlentlv not so in much, tnnrti for fnr they tHnv did 1 combined Garden clubs nf dentiy of th* tthe ____________________________ ' ard Station. Texaco, and Mobil Sts- lleve ,toe dredging of not stop. The plan is to push the > county, promises to be of more than han (tlons. ' tlrmo On! In toe Out tH— county rnnntv MlU**r Mlll-r . . . .. The Fifteenth Annual Jersey river, tor two riDm up .traam drill to the St. Peter's sand, which:usual Interest this year. I Brothers Station a4d Polhemus Parish Show will be held al Way­ will probably be encountered at a : A patriotic theme is being fea-.Garage In Middleville; Snyder Oaland on Friday. Aug. 7. while the depth of around 5 J00 feet. If oil! lured, a floral American Flag and (rage in Hickory Comers; and Red from the outlet, will be a public Government Calls For Sixth Annual Guernsey Breeder's Is not found there, the oil rock (centerpieces for patriotic 4. dinner Arrow Service In Delton, will re- benefit, called at the Banner Office Show and picnic will be held at Greater Flow to Help hlgher up may then be investigated । table arrangements comprising en- |celve records the Marshall Fair jOround* on War Effort tries ------for clubs, also a patriotic land. If prospect* seem worth while, — -— - ----------------- ar- 1' The Junior War Workers, a - •large ------ views. They had no I Thursday. Aug. 6. Barry County Increased Demand on Banfield Church Will dairymen rangetnent tor individual entri-s. (group of young ladles, are assisting Banner article; on___ Salvage committee* throughout { - well may be developed there. have been active In sup­ Hospital Makes More the nation are being urged to push I r The reason being more advanced (with toe drive tn Hastings. | thought the questions asked tn tool porting these events. Hold Its Centennial than tn previous years’ promises more' Because of the shortage of shel- write-up were fair and pertinent, Purebred cattle Irom the county 'he drive for iron and steel, acRoom Imperative and better varieties of bloom for (lac from which records are manu- We were glad to get their views on Thoac who have driven to and will be shown at each event. A cording to Charles Annable. chairPennock hospital U the only on* exhibit, gtadioll and zinnias par( factored, this appeal for old records ' tots suggested drain. recognized dairy cattle Judge will man for Barry county. in Barry county which meets u£ through Banfield have noticed the place the exhibits which will come ticularly being at their best. ( has been made ro that they may be I First, they explained that the The War Production Board state* national standards for hospital church which has a prominent place from tike southwestern counties. that there Is desperate need for I IM J LAr LKILIllLJ A wide choice hu been given for i remelted and mad* Into new record* ' |>etltion filed did not ask for the in too life of that community. It 4-H club and adult Judging con- an increased flow of Iron and steel , selection of arrangements, the de- I for use in the USO Clubs tn the construction of the drain until an When It was built tn 1923 and was built along colonial lines and scrap to feed our ever-expanding tails of which have been studied i training camp*. . I investigation had been made to de­ for some years thereafter. Its rec­ Is a pleasing structure to look al. al the annual flower festivals for ---------------- • • • ' termUie whether the proposed dredprogram with various prises offered war machine, lie said. ords will, show that from two-thlrds Under the new quotas which must in thia competition. several y-ara. so an interesting ex- ! 8ln» °* the ***«■ *ouW “ccomplWi Tlie Methodist church at Benfield to three-fourths of its patients „Tlie Barry County Draft Board. hlbit of arrangements Is expected (what the petitioners believe wlU County Agent Foster encourages be met If this nation Is to avoid z. । w*» organli-d 100 years ago. all county purebred cattle owners shut-down* from lack of material, as do others throughout the couriwere 11win from »>u> this v» city. Judges for the show will be be a public benefit. If it will they . Ita oiiUide patients have, how- I«* 100th anniversary will be held, to attend their respective show and Michlgan has been assigned 1.101.000 try. occasionally has peculiar ex­ Mrs. M H. Sheffield of Grand Rap(want the project put through. They ever, so greatly Increased that now ‘ commencing Sunday. August 23. and picnic and .take a dairy farmer tons for the next six month* or an | periences. some of which are not so “■* ([JI l (do not want it unless it will bane­ two-thirds of them come from out- continuing through Hurt week and friend with them. ! fit the public Those who have average of 183.000 tons a month. । pleasant These occurrences might choice. side this city. In other words, its ‘>'e following Sunday, August 30. Attention is called to errors in People are urged to look over their be regarded as the pay they receive: aiked for an Investigation by state service has become county wide. I During the same week the 75th Calls From All Parts of Co, (»nd county authorities had »mpremises for scrap iron and steel for they get no other compensation tlie schedule as printed in the Fair This increased use of ita facilities > anniversary of toe founding of the materials Oet It to the scrap deal- ( for toe time and efforts they give I book. There is but one exhibit of City Come Through Within IP*0”*1 b**ore ““>• °»ade their peUis due to Ita excellent service ana Dowling Methodist church will be Flag.IJ era with as little delay os possible, to their draft-board duties, except "Floral’ American *------‘— — —- that beingFifteen Minutes llon' and at lh*,r ntmtt. rirreen minutes , man whOfn they u, be s . ita reasonable rates. | observed. Rev. Robert Smith. Jr., Dealer* Qi communities of this; the consciousness of helping tlie for dubs outside garden clubs. Color . For more than u year and a|bj pastor of both churches. The size do not have tracking faclli- nation they love. The decisions oi arrangements in- niches should be I County defense officials were competent engineer to investigate iialf Pennock hospital has lacked | Banfield church was formed Jn ties for covering the entire county,; the Barry County Draft Board have uivision DlvLslnn it. R. viass Class is; 12; sxnioiis Exhibits lor for „„. I »ne _______ ________ ___ ____ j _______ the ifeasibility of their_ plan, to Ksituation al ths taka, the room to care for Its Increasing ****** but the church members de­ so It Is Important for individuals to . rarely been overruled, and their organizations outside garden clubs i Illcaiwl at *e response to toe prac- llpvt, B patronage. The nurses employed elded last winter to wait until the co-operate, Mr. Annable said. Help work has been highly commended should be Division R, ptass 13: >tlcc *ir rBld "•tert" Monday eve-1,^0 up stream and down stream at the hospital formerly had their I P«***>1 time before holding their I from IL That man had concluded. get the scrap In.' by state and regional boards. While Garden Club exhibits should be ning? rooms in the building. Now. all j centennial program, | ***** that tba ‘1 Here in Hastings. Chief of Po- 1-^ — he had .Investigated, ------- -------- -- --------^_J The government is not asking for we are mentioning the subject of re­ Division R. Class 14. Even Essential War Workers except toe superintendent and her! The organization of the Banfleld Must Meet Specified Con­ a donation of toe scrap Iron and | numeration for draft service, we assistant have had to find rooms | E‘’uF'h *u{!*** b* Rcv Daniel proposed dredging would be a public steel, rather Is merely urging that It should also explain that tlw Hasoutside ,of the hospital. । Bu4h* * Methodist missionary who ditions Rules for exhibiting are printed 0* the clt>' defense council, said benefit. be brought In and sold at stand- : tings doctors, who examine the On several occasions, this ho.- | ■‘PPo'nl'd by toe Methodist In other ' draftees, also receive no pay what- at the beginning of the schedule. th«t 45 of the 48 air wardens. 37 The tire and tube siuatlon In this ard commercial rates. pltgl has been overcrowded. So1 conference and was stationed at words. you aren't being asked to ; ever for toe work they do—and It and exhibitor* are urged to pro- '0* lbe 42 auxiliary firemen and 34 that It was necessary to put some “* n‘,s' *he JlrBt P°,U)r °* lhc country Is such that from now on make a gift—but merely a sale. ( requires a considerable time to moke cure entry tags In advance to avoid °* the 25 auxiliary police, reported 1 tition were mad*, end state and even factory worker* in vital war patients ifi the guest room and **“Ungs church. Mr. and Mr. Orta YOUR SCRAP WILL HELP THE ! these examinations delay and confusion on toe opening .«* t*« headquarters in the city hal county authorities believe their plan even the halls ( Barnum, who lived In a log house on industries will not be eligible for within ten minutes after live "alert' Not long ago the local draft boara day. As Is true in all seven counties •lhe Ch*ndl?r .*•»?" «*»» second grade tires and tubes or U. S A. WIN THIS "SCRAP." Members of Garden clubs partlci- ‘ «'»*“* *°unded Three of the firereceived a lengthy communication in Ita area, lhe W. K. Kellogg °wn5dby Vem , *W*ted Rev. retreads until the following general BRING IT INI pating are requested to have one or ' men were out Af of town Monday * and na eeive favorable consideration from some one who signed himself Foundation U Interested hi having' °°r?e 10 ,^5lr hom® *nd conditions are met: had been excused from toe drill, uie investigators favor the dr a "Real American." His American ­ two member* present Tuesday eveJ 1. The individual receiving a a r, class of ,hr three members, adequate hospital facilities II has organize “ *“ "* ~ ------------Alter the tne auxiliary firemen nremen had nao Ii mg tng plan, plan. then, further steps will | ism was anything but “real." or he nlng and Wednesday morning to I After been very generous in providing1 composed of Mr. and Mrs. Ba mum recommendation must be a perma­ a "rrMintrv rail" snuntled K. ,.uhave — the .__ dredging dong. ’ a "country call, ’ ------sounded would have signed his real name to assist tn arranging and placing (reported, nent employee. M . ----- . C — I*"7 'be taken to “4 K«*c k4>c ureaal Pennock hospital with much of Ila and Mrs Lydia Coles, who later - 2. Tho Individual recommended , onH and they ,h’” were ,ak taken *n along n,nn" with u ttie ■Investigators ------- --------------report ------ ■ --— his letter, instead of playing the entries according to schedule. wag Mrs. Lydia Breese special equipment for proper care i the regular force to Floyd Craig’s |y the coat of the Inrc low-down coward and hiding bemust be responsible for carrying at Al first meetings of the church of the sick and the Injured. The pres­ I hind the falsehood of pretending to least three other ---fellow workers were held every four weeks on ( .... • — — ,MW4 .... .............. “ ent head of the Barry County ‘be a "Real American." But the me uk.vv.o , Dy owners of the 260 000 Thursday evenings. When the slze' b “ ck and forth ,o ll, e Ptenl; or a Health Department. Dr. Altiand. I practice. Afterward, the truck stop- ' m the drainage area, which c | board sized up this letter for what ’ of the congregation increased the ’ lewer number if three is not pracalso hla predecesaors, Dr. Kinde ped at Pall creek where the power1 mto 13. townships of Barry it was—Just cheap, contemptible Heal. and Dr. Harkness, have been co­ meetlngs were held In a log school I1pump on the truck clap-trap, and let It go at that. Tlie 3. The one recommended must ..... ,--------------------- was ----- rigged up and Ionia counUes vwtiwca. and uuu the MM pun 4,567 Pupilg In Rural, operative with the hospital and. house, located a mile north of themembers of the board fully realize and tested. I will not be harmed. If the Invm J present church. live more than two miles from his Village Schools management In every way. Their Office l»*~F^i e r Smelker S0™ of the ‘Axillary police were ^ton report favorably, steps that they are human like the rest According to a history of the Ban­ work. Office In former bmclkcr Mnl along on the "country call';have the dredging done can aas recommendations now for Increased The school census for all the ... Responsibility for making recom­ , field church, written by the late room and increased facilities for Hardware Store To Be I with the firemen while the rest were be taken. Then the whi te wci mendations to the county rationing county outside the city of Hastings the hospital have been approved. Frank E. Doty, the present frame Opened August 1 assigned to ambulances which! only pay for benefits it actus board will ije a factory panel set up has been completed and together fair, open criticism. But when a church building was constructed In by the Foundation and by Graham In each concern employing 100 or with the Teacher's Personnel Re­ critic shows that he Is nothing but Commencing Aug. I. the Barry rec*‘*“ The owners <X the 2MJ , April 1867. There was a debt Davis, the Foundation's specialist nospna. operation. ot^r.uon ' “ of M.000 In the follow- more men and consisting of rep­ ports and Closed District Reports a chronic scold, a cheap fault-find­ County War Price and Rationing i J10'*1 1*f“ ,of ,,lhe '=*‘y। rcs *ouId W • »«T large p in AU hospital *fter f1* *n‘Ual bl“l (Continued on page J. Bee. |) °r ihri tav. kw In clou : ™ resentatives of both labor and has been sent to Lansing from the er, unethical and unmanly enough Board office will be transferred from1 to conceal his name, his letter finds the county clerk's office in the court । ***** . I ----------------------------------—— School Commissioner's office. ' touch with our hosoltal AU oi ■ *^*on<*r farmers who traveled long management. There are fifty districts that have its proper place—in the waste bas- house to the ground floor location These four victims , needless to a • Fa It will be the duly of these fac­ at 123 W State recently occupied by the K . either the eighth grade or the whole tory panels to see to It that all in­ Last week our board liad a dif ­ school closed that submit the closed • - Hardware store. -.. happiest "cases' which had ever | dividuals receiving recommendations the Smelker ac-.--->-r---------- -------_ ___ ___________ ___________ In I xr-r -ferent experience, this time with a eortUw u> count, clort AWn >1,0. , . b' for tires or tubes are complying district reports, stating the amount u. ........v. with the three general conditions of money spent for transportation draftee who had a 1A classification. n. u. D narr». H,rrU. mwr,! *•«■ Chet StoweD who arrived tar Michigan war price nrice and ra- ' P ” u**l°8 on * wicked-looking B ,tional Office of Civilian r is.. ■« years ago a church basement was mentioned above. Furthermore, the during the past year, which amount This man. 26 years old, when he for found the weU-padded Former Hastings Boy panel will be responsible tor de­ is Included In the computation for answered his questionnaire and sent Honing boards gave his approval to^po It in to the board, stated that he the plan Tuesday afternoon, accord-1*P**c*‘er so comfortable, that he ,giving full co-operation to the Prntnarinn i The n*me Banfield was given this termining how many tires and tubes state aid. rrospermg in Uetroit | community in Johnstown township any one Individual Is entitled to The census which Includes all was single, had no dependents, (ind Ing to Mr. Hyde and also to the'11*'’ to be coaxed, by none too , those betwean the ages of five and liad no physical defects that would administrative details of the new'«ubtta methods, from his restful. ,John V. Dilion, chaiman of receive. Mr and Mr* ‘ a ** m wn™because that wa* the name of one o.M^.*“.re“E n The county rationing board will nineteen years Inclusive, shows a disqualify him for, army service. set-up. Incidentally, too. Mr. Har- (tirone. accept the word of the factory panel slight decrease as usual. Last year The board accordlnalv nave him ris said some very fine things about . Undertoeriff Leon Doster, coun*'r ***** warden, said that reports ,of an attractive window sticker the total for the county was 5.843 the only classification they could the competent manner in which I I Tb. bU a., or lb. ernUbblol as final and will act accordingly. an important meeUng of^he All “5 “°" *U‘ ** 8und*>'under the circumstances — 1A. He war price and rationing problems1 came through *f°m Middleville. .claiming •'This Is a V Home." The purpose of this new plan la including Hasting* which was 1.208 Poultry AMwclrtton* ”•* *?'n JUymond Wade of to bring about a more economical leaving 4.635 for the county outside was promptly notified of his ctass- have been handled here In Barry Freeport. Nashville. Woodland and OUItry Association i — . .. .--- ---------- --------unug auvut u I11VIC cvuiiuiutuu Mr of the city. This year the figure flcatlqn. and made no protest or ap­ county. This is a tribute to the Delton within 15 minutes after the of the following five points: 1Mr. WlteoT W!ko. U Linei.ta.i uneUtoi with MU, hi. hb Detrolt “ Rnd District!, Superintendent “XKSS'S.'S “V' Si' aw““iUn« .— ----- ... .... i wv. t II. BaDDitt or arnnd Ranirts lube, even ntnOng Msenltal war is 4_5fi“ or a decrease of 68. There peal from the boards decision. rationing board In general and Mr. "alert" sounded. The time arrived last week When Hyde In particular who has been The Barry County Defense Counworkers. Tlie average citizen, of are 2.480 boys and 2.087 girls. Of course, will not be able to get new the rural districts the Orangeville this man must be inducted Into handling all the extra work in­ ell wishes to thank those who took Hons: 2—Co-operalton with th* Uolonnu., With. »lth^hu ISb-lb! i X tires or tubes legally under any district has the highest number, military service. He was notified volved without any increase whatso­ programs to conserve food, cloth­ by the board to be in Hastings Wed­ ever In compensation. War price and fine co-operation shown. 111; Ritchie, the lowest only 5. ing. transportation and health: Dm to Stroll where ^7 WHmx ' The centennial committee includes consideration. Another "alert" Is being planned Co-operation with th* various salnew regulation anticipates The Weeks school district showed nesday forenoon of last week, and rationing responsibilities have mere­ hsndlra Sk F™* 8Ules *nd Mrr A***rt *«*- ...This __________ go with others In his draft group ly been added to his normal duties for the near future. But this time the greatest Increase from last year, the unpleasant fact that In the (Continued on page 1. Sec. 2i the date nor the hour will not be rumors which might Impede the Wlloo, «u .mud praM.nl or Ux U,"d“,OKk'l''1^r“rMifln.*"dThm ** “,l™" " from-33 to 48 and the Altoft re­ as county clerk. mained the same as last year with Even at present, the amount of announced tn advance. war program; 5—Purchase of war MUM! Buu«r C. Bo.,0 H. miXJ? rJSl ”* "> *“ clerical and administrative work --------------------------------- tlal war workers with tires and only 2 entries and 2 withdrawals. ONE AUCTION SALE The distributions are as follows: ?n U» nwm wMeh H.n« U» -Ui.rt . rtOt' pun connected .with war price and ra­ schedule. gan Allied Poultry Association. n-.nl, from tram long In. nuu™ I—„„ mtM „ “ people distances, because Townships Boys Giris Totals LOREN BOYES. Propr. tioning problems have over-taxed County Republican! . Asa grew up In this city and the church has n very Interesting I Assyria 151 118 269 the capacity of the county clerk's vicinity and graduated from the history and has accomplished much,——------- --------------------------------------■ ten >11 104 Having sold his place and moved office in the court house. Expec - Ask For United Baltimore ... Hastings High school. He made one good in the surrounding territory. I JUST A REMINDER to a different location Mr. Boyes tatlons are that within the next few Support of Sigler Onriton .... ... 180 150 inspection of their various lerricomfortable „ fortune in eastern ■ Women who are making the long Castleton .. ... 106 210 will offer his household furniture months, many more articles will be 110 ' Michigan, but lost It because he al Public Auction at the Sherd added to the rationed list thus In the person of Kim Sigler. Has- j sleeved, turtle-neck sweaters tor Hastings ... ... 132 104 signed and had to pay a Urge bona Two Young Men Badly Sparks Shop at 112 East Court greatly increasing the work of the tings attorney, the Barry county । coFdingly. Hope 101 for another person who had un­ street. He la offering an excellent member that the garments mt Irving 102 173 rationing board. Republican Committee believes that dertoken a big road contract. Hurt in an Accident list of household goods some of Johnstown .. 115 177 In view of the fact that rationing property owner. There fa But Asa started again and has day, Aug. 10. Il would help Mrs. Maple Orove 306 which are nearly new and all are in and war price problems have in­ It has given the Eighth Senatorial compulsory about the i 140 built up a flourishing business. Hixi Two cars driven by olenn Ainslee. Fred Bechtel, who is In charge, and good condition. Dewey Reed will creased to tlie point where they District, which also includes Alle­ rtiany friends will be glad that this1 16. of Nashville and Clarence Elliott her assistants if the sweaters are Orangeville .. Prairieville . 146 cry the sale and Clifford Ham­ cannot be directed by the county gan and Van Buren counties, a 65 former Hastings boy Is doing well ' 18, also of Nashville collided head turned in as soon as they are fin­ Rutland 163 mond and John Birman will act as clerk as at present. Mr. Hyde has candidate worthy of strong supand has received such recognition 51 clerks. See the adv. elsewhere In appointed William Schader. Jr., as on at the crest of a hill on a county ished as they have to be labelled Yankee Springs as we have mentioned. owner. The entire survey administrative assistant. He will 124 Uils Issue for full partlcuUrs. But there art other reasons In road northeast of Maple Orove and gotten ready for packing. They Freepott ...... have active charge of the new war addition to. persona] qualifications operation. Delton 216 GYPSY THIEVES GET CASH Center on Sunday night. Four per­ LIGHTNING DID THIS emoon If the maker's natfie is at ­ -price and rationing office under the why Mr. Sigler should receive strong NashvUle 124 267 The window stickers are Two women and a man driver of sons were Injured, two seriously. tached to the garment. Lightning played havoc at the genera] supervision of Mr. Hyde. Middleville support from the other two counties a big motor car, all Gypsies, made Most seriously hurt was Arden home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mar­ If anyone, has started a sweater Woodland Tn fact, Mr. Hyde will continue to In Che district, county Republicans - 154 150 a successful raid in this vicinity Schantz. 16. of Nashville, who was and for some reason finds she tindale. R. 3. Middleville. Bunday be in charge of war prices and ra­ believe. Tuesday. TJie two women engage^. riding with Ainslee. He was taken cannot finish it in lime she Is after. when it entered the house through Total .. tioning board activities as at pres­ .2.480 4.567 Since the district was organized Fred Barnas in a conversation ’ to Pennock hospital where the at­ asked to get In touch with Mrs. the wall by the switch box. making ent. He is still toe responsible ad­ in 1925. this county has never sup­ that afternoon. He couldn't tell tendant* said his condition was a five-inch Jiole. Then it followed ministrative head of all war price plied a candidate. There was a for the life of him how they did it. serious. He suffered severe face In­ .and arrangements will be made for Thane Young Did the steel around an archway in th* and rationing work but is merely gentlemen's agreement among Re­ juries and was also hurt Internally. Hastings but they abstracted three ten dol­ kitchen, making four other holes, being relleyed of some of the con­ Fine Detective Elliott. who escaped with bruises, some one to finish the sweater. publican committees in the three lar bills from a pocketbook he car-. tearing the plaster off and scatter­ stantly increasing detail work in­ counties that the office should be BAND PROGRAM rled In his shirt pocket, left some had as a passenger John Slbotean, ing it over the kitchen. Mr. and volved. Jobs Tuesday 21, of Nashville, who was found by Thus Allegan and Van Bu­ 41.00 bills, and made a quick get­ Judge Modifies Upper Thane Young. 17. of Nashville, Mrs. Martindale were not at home Other full time employes of the rotated. ren counties have each supplied away. That afternoon the same a neighbor In a dazed condition should qualify as a detective. Tues­ at the time. They wre certainly MuCe„T111 h* Mrs’ Erm* Gardner. Gyps In the same rig took 442 from’. about a mite from th* ~*ene of the Lake Injunction National Anthem. day he was in the sheriff's office surprised when they relumed later. Mta VlrtinU rm,. Mr. OmMM. the turn of Republicans here to accident He was taken to Pen­ a Vermontville man. March—Spirit of Peace. Kiefer. No other damage was found. Judge Arch, of Hillsdale, pre­ here getting a driver's license. Nell and Mi*. Helen Teeter. nock hospital and U said to be suf­ .supply a-candidate but they waived So. after Aug. 1. all price and ra­ tn favor of a third term for Earl fering from head injuries. Ainslee siding In the Circuit court here in While there he heard over the po­ NOTICE Suppe. the hearing of the Upper Crooked lice radio that two negroqs- driving tioning problems pertaining to tires Burhans with the understanding Because of business affairs and was treated by a physician for face lake injunction case Tuesday, modi­ a Lincoln Zephyr car. were wanted NATIONAL DEFENSE tubes, retreads, sugar, bicycles and that after this additional term ex­ other considerations. I have with­ Injuries and released. typewriters will be handled from pired. Barry County Republicans The timely arrival of two un­ fied the temporary InJuncUon ax for short changing a Battle Creek CLASSES EXPANDING drawn my name from the coming follows: He held that the water in.man. defrauding him of several A class for tire training of women the new office in the former Smel- would again have ••first call" on Singleton for Robert Henry identified farmer* at the acene of primary election os candidate for the accident probably prevented that take Is now abnormally high, (dollars. After Thane had his 11- in the operation of machines such ker Hardware store at 123 W. State supplying the candidate. toe office of register of deeds on Schantz from bleeding to death. He He therefore ruled that the upper cense and was driving home on as lathes, drill presses, milling ma­ ‘and not from toe county clerk's of­ Dr. Frank Carrolhers. chairman । Song—Bells of St. Mary’s. the Republican ticket I appreciate , had Buffered two severed arteries In of the two tiles under the roadway M-79. he met two negroes in a chines is being planned and will fice as at present. of the county Republican cotnmilthe support and encouragement New items added to toe rationed the accident These farmers had be now opened, so as to permit wa-1 Lincoln Zephyr car. driving toward open August 3. 1942. given by the friends who signed —-• —the - —sher -— ­ This class will operate from 8:00 list and problems pertaining to war publicans here as follows: "Since recently teamed. In a first aid claw ter to enter the Lower'take. He Hastings. He telephoned my petition and know that they how to stop the flow of blood Ln an decreed that the lower tile remain iff's office here. Sheriff Bera and jwlces will also be handled from Hie 8th District was formed. Barry Hastings Mfg. Cai will appreciate Ute reason for my this new office. artery. They applied their know­ closed until the Upper lake level City Policeman Ekidrtey HiWted Friday each week. county Republicans have stood by Pie. Softly NOW the withdrawal. Anyone interested in taking this ledge and probably saved this young shall be determined, which case is In their cars to get the pair. They their agreement and supported Um Adv. 7-30 Kenneth W. Braendle set for September hearing. He de­ found them at the Triangle Oil training may register In room 206 HASTINGS SCHOOL EXHIBIT man’s life. candidates of the otocr two coun­ PLANNED FOR FAIR creed that If the level of Upper high school building, or call 2224. Undersheriff Leon Doster Investi ­ Station, arrested and Jailed them, ties. We have turned In Impressive TO BE DEDICATED Crooked take It not determined by Plans are under way for the an ­ gated the accident. then notified Battle Creek officers, majorities even in the face of SATURDAY October 1, then the lower tile shall who were glad to gel them The nual exhibit to be set up at the Democratic landslides elsewhere. We The formal dedication of the Barry County Fair by the Hast ings DEATH OF INFANT CHILD three Kellogg Foundation camps as KEN BRAENDLE WITHDRAWS Public Schools. Students who hav« They gave their names as James Funeral services of Patricia L. exceptional qualihlcatlons .'or the units of the United States coast Ken Braendle. of Freeport, 'who JUDGE ARCH PRESIDED McMannis. 13-day-old daughter of ahop or home economic* projects McDade 41 and Chas Ardle 37. Guard will take place next. Sat­ had filed petitions for nomination Judge Charles Aren, oi Hillsdale Mr. Ind Mrs. Clifford McMannis of which they are willing to lend for lleve that Republicans in the other urday. beginning at 12 30 P. M.. for register of deeds, has withdrawn presided tn the circuit Monday and PENNOCK REUNION Cedar creek, who died Saturday exhibit are asked to call the high — •-* — his name, so that Vernor Webster, and will be held at the *** Pine Lake At Roy Preston's Aug. 8. All rel­ was held Sunday, at the Leonard school office. It will be appreciated candidate the same type of united camp. There are now several hun- the present incumbent will not be proposed fixing of the level of up­ atives invited. Pot luck dinner.— funeral home with burial In Fuller If they can bring these to the of­ support which, to part years, we . dred trainees at the three camps, opposed at the September primary. per Crooked lake Blntena Lyttle, Sac.—Adv. cemetery, Carlton Twp. fice when they are In town. have given to theirs." To Contribute $60,000 Toward Modernization Program If $20,000 Is Pledged Locally MORE SCRAP IRON, STEEL NEEDED Al If) HD ACT DA ADD UUK UK Al I DUAKU ■■■# punrnie>iere MAC FlDFDIbUl F\ AAR nECDAMCE TA yUniJ III TtCT ”11 E^T,, AL KI ' FACTORY PANELS TO MAKE TIRE AND TUBE DECISIONS ,- rJX.SX'Kr "Wh“ ■” SCHOOL CENSUS OUTSIDE HASTINGS NOWCOMPLETED RATIONING OFFICE TO BE MOVED Homfll ^laSSlfv errr �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TH UBA DAT, JULY 20, 1M3 COUNTY GOES FAR OVER QUOTA AT THE BARRY COUNTY FAIR at Pennock hospital. i mil will go lo Hastings to harvest Oklahoma. j who have sold thetr home In HaaDog Warden Frank Caley report* ' hay crop there.-Decalur Re-1 juprewntatlve Bits Faulkner ha* Jtags- .£*" **“•** hou" U>U* that dog* killed six sheep on the , publican. been chosen as a speaker at the for “ temporary home. ^IrteyBlnod farm in Carlton Wed-1 Reports from Pennock • hospital meeting of the Barry County Po-: - A variety of troublesome short nMrUv night thU (Wedifesday) morning bring mono Grange at Woodland town weedaaretaklngoveralotofHa*Tom Waters and Joe Berk will be'the assuring news that Mrs. Ray hall on Wednesday August 5. He Ungs lawn* this summer. h*ld a meeting 8alur- Barry county representatives at the Finnic and Mrs. Howard Frost who 'will speak on "The Farmer and Hl* । jerry Andnu ha* rented his du.TWch lake Y. M. C. A. camp in underwent appendectomies there Problems." . > plex apartment at 421 W. Bond to iAt<JML', . yesterday, the latter in the mom- i Mrs. Allen Pend-r relumed hbme Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oversmith and By the time July 31 "rolls around : >n no rruna « Folk. CMH K.nnn Wubburo «>nl u. U.<U- UK. Mr, rum» lot •«•'»>«■ U,o anurdw ur« ■ 1»O Mr. »n. Mr,. MoL.ury. Barry county retailers will have x rvu.s ,, , aon, __ _ . . - — ... .. .. wilno ... •known __ _ ■- hotel in Grand RapjUrry U you say that Wisconsin, last Friday to at-.are restins enmfnrtahlv comfortably with with no no,stay i>. In Blodgett hrunlHl hospital. rtr«nd Grand I| A. ..well tripled their quota for lhe month eaning in contact with poison ivy tend the Midwest Fann Bureau complications Indicated. (Rapid*. , ids U featuring our talented local in the war stamp and bond sale <. * muter tn .he jnked ahmit. To Training School. He was a deleA beautiful hand woven basket.! Mis* Lol* Clouse is working in j girl. Miss Susanne Sumner, as their ' according UJ irtorfr Carpenter, mit It mildly, hr thtnk* It 1* a serf- gate from the Van Buren County the handiwork of Navajo Indians, tlie Barry Co. Agrieultutal Office . console solUt. Her concerts for pounty chairman of the drive. • ......................................................................................................................... wa* received this week by Mrs. H. this week while Miss Beatrice Co- luncheon and dinner hour* come al allI with a goal of 88.113 tar the ------------------ ------------------------ ~:--------------------------------------------A. A Adrounle from from her son Harry Horry burn is U having Iter her vacation. ii112:30 13:30 and 6:15, 6:15. the program being ■ month. county retailer* had already । who is stationed with a medical | Mjss Donna Cline of Middleville 1{broadcast 1 over „„„ . tlocal —i station | dlipoae<1 or J20.205.80 war stamp* corps at Carlsbad NV Mexico. u new to County ' dally. I and bonds by July 25. Harry write* he is Ilnding-hU pres- Ig^om commissioner. Mrs. Maude ,’oieph'W. Bump, son of Mr. ‘ and' When lhe state asked retailer* । ent work of unusual interest, and j8ln|U, M.S. M. O. Bump. Hastings. RFD for 4 per cent of their sales In bond* more practical thnn a college! oet your want ad* )n early so-aa Ln* land and stamp* for July, it appear* a* iirnouT ’course. .not to be disappointed. Lakes Naval Training Station. though tlie retailer* decided to do Cars driven by Albert W. Segur.1 Bruce M. Sheffer, son of Mr. and Pvt. Bernard E William*, son of even better. . ' of Dowling, and Clifford Blake, of Mrs. 8. M. Sheffer, who was grad- E. B. Williams. Hastings. 1* now Nasiivllle, which has oversub­ BatUe Creek, were damaged In an i uated «tn June as a mechanical en- In training as an airplane median- 1 accldcnt Sunday afternoon near live Mincer from lhe College of Ehgl- Ic at the Army Air Base, Lincoln, scribed her quota nearly eight time* still ha* a big lead while Hasting* Bristol schoolhouse in Johnstown nrerlng. U. of M.. Is now employed Neb.is ahead on total sale*. City Clerk Sterling Rogers was by the TllOinpson Products Co., of Mis* Audra Hummel and Miss During the past week, Hasting* BEAD ST0MY-A10UT US IN JULX^llth ISSUE granted a two weeks' vacation by Cleveland. Ohio, as a research en­ Ronins Nash have rented the front lead the Held with a sale of >£• SATUMDAY. EVEKUIO^ ?OST tire city council-Friday evening. gineer. Mr. Sheffer taught three tower floor apartment in the W. G. 185.18 while Nashville wa* second A petition for curb and gutter on <1: iam s nt the university during his Bauer apartment on 8. Broadway. V. A. MIF.HLS. General Manager with 11.887.50 and Woodland third West Bond St. between Cass and last semester and now is working Friend* of Dick Hurd. Sr., for­ with $1.093 95. . Market, was received by the city on defense production. E. A. STROUT REALTY AGENCY. INC. Reports from various communi­ council Friday evening and referred | Mr. and Mrs. Loren Boyes and merly of Hatting*, will be glad to lo the Street committee for invcall- -son. Perry, moved Sunday to Lan- Iyar that he was able to leave tire ties in Barry County to date are as follows: hospital at Tucson. Aris., and has Nation and report. I sing where he has been employed July Sales Lynn Sledge lias been made nn for several months by the Nash returned to his home following a Quota heart attack which kept him tn the '/own-Ch rmn. to Date Middleville. hospital several month*. Mrs. Sylvia Stanlske has moved Paul Pnulkner ..8500.00 8 749TA here from Wisconsin and is living . Nashville. in the Chas Freer tenant house on 633857 Ralph He** .. . 800 00 : E ' Green St. Woodland, I The Raymond Gambles have, Leon Hynes .... 400 uO 1.444.70 , moved to Battle Creek where Mr.: Freeport. i Gamble is working for th- Union Ken Braendle .. 30000 395.30 J Steam Pump Co. Delton-Prairieville. Father Robert Toffee recently orEllis Faulkner .. 350.00 Above is pictured one of the many amusement feature* booked for ttie dnined Into the Catholic priesthood Hastings, Barry County Fair August 13-15, By Agricultural Displays. Exhibits and is now an assistant to Monsignor Ben OMty . .5300.00 good entertainment the Fair Board is trying to preserve a bit of “norHackett of St. Augustine# Church, Dowling i 100.85 malc>" in a world that has gone "cockeyed.'* I Kalamazoo Gun Lake Area .. 111.00 Greatly Increased train service Hickory Comers ’ 1 WAS IN CHINA WHEN now due to gab going to see their Cloverdale 10001 BOMBS FELL sweethearts. The time mostly is all! , „ , -----------Mr. and Mr*. John Casteleln were । too brief, but it's well worth it even Tota! Ba es to July 25 ....820305.80] sulprued Friday when thetr broth­ Prairieville at that, the interested parties con­ According to renort* from City er-m-Uw. D. H. Hunter of Rockford. KigIIh Mik and Veaatafdei. Tlie Sunday School picnic will b« . lend. SOU CRACKERS _2 &.17c Chairman. Ben Gidley, the Zone* 'Bnd three sons. Charles. Fred held Wednesday. August 5 al PraBRING US { An obituary of Mrs. Lutllln were: Zone i. Homer Smith, cap- an(j Ne{j. two of them In the mtv- rleville Twp. park. Pot luck. All are VITAMIN PACKED •Schant* who passed away at Pen­ laln—$40425; Zone 2, Kendal)! iee. visited them. One of the sons invited. J.7 21C Bin CRACKERS FANCY ELBERTA nock hospital Saturday night and Reahm. captain—$5035; Zone 3. Lieut. Charles Hunter, who ha* been lUHNYFIlLO whose services were held from the Dick Jacobs, captain—$1244 35; I working for the CurtlM-Wright Co Martin Corners WASTE FATS FOR CORN HAKES 3 »«GS. 20c Leonard funeral home Tuesday, will 4. John Delnaay. captain- ln china, said their place of btul- » Preaching service at tile church be published next week. tUNNYHtlD $486 00. | neM wu bombed three time*. He Ls Bunday morning at 10 o'clock. Anders reunion will be held at FRESH-OUTDOOR WHEAT PUFFS _______ ~ Sc Tlie three hbthevt *•««*•* now government service. Fred Come lo this helpful service and EXPLOSIVES Vickery's landing. Clear lake. Sun­ were. J. C. Penney Co., 523.75; O. B. Hunter run* the fixture market for slay to the Sunday school following. All'BRAN ,^«t day. Aug. 2. Come and bring table Hodges Jewelry Store. $375.00; Chet hU father in Grand Rapid*. Ned All are cordially welcome. service.—Adv. Banghart* Bakery. $240.00. , Hunter, the other son. was Inducted rotrs A Guernsey bull. Lockshpo* King . The tifree highest stores' sales Into the service In March and 1* Delton 2,,.. 27c at trioto Royal 204205. bred by R. F. Locke. City of Hastings July 13 to 18 were' now stationed at Camp Bllas. Texas. The Mno-Cre*»ey Home Literary Cressey. Michigan and owned by I Food hold Its next meeting at vsuw,. Center. $420 00; uui East End r.nu viCl-1’ These »nese boys uuyn win will be ue rviixinocrro remembered tui as club — will ............. — SMEDDED WHEAT 2 P«Gt 21c Dale Kirklin, Kalamazoo, Michigan L-ar Store, $.149 50; ami J. C. Pen- 'brothers I5.LB. FECK of riniik.r.1 Frances Hunter Carl*- i,he home Mrs. ---------------------Estella Barber uiuuicio ui nuuir, VraiM-----— of -- -----COMSTOCK Att-PUirOLE has Just .won national recognition. nev an THIS tnn wHn mu.ir in Hastings H.ui. r. In ton who tanoht taught music *n Rlcliland. Richland. Thursday. Aiia. Aug. 6. Mrs. cSilldc PIE APPLES _ ____ LARGE—SWEET—RIPE IONA FLOURffi75c This bull, having six daughters High several year* ago. ( 1*on Leonard will be co-ho*te<u which have made creditable official DIES SUDDENLY FROM --------- | This 1* in place of th- meeting records, has been entered in the Ad­ HEART ATTACK ----- — -------------------------------------------- । which wa* scheduled to be held with SOROA CUBAN THANK YOU vanced Register of Tlie American Royal E. Wickham. 59. of Carlton ’ ;Mr». Pern Hazen In Kalamazoo. FRESH-SEEDLESS Guernsey Cattle Club. King Royal Twp.. died suddenly from a heart ! The program will be in charge of I will be known hereafter a* an Ad­ attack while at work drawing wheat I ;the hostesses. i vanced Register sire. Only ouem- on a neighbor's farm. Monday. He I The Methodist W. 8. C. 8. will BOX OF S seys which meet high production is survived by the widow and two • hold it* regular meeting at Hie home i requirements are eligible for entry. FRESH-CRISP sons. Raymond and Gerald, of But­ of Mrs. John Harrington W'dnesNO. 2 CUTS The six daughters which have com­ tle Creek. The body wa* taken to laay P. M.. Aug. 5 with Mrs Ella CRUSHED CAN pleted official records are Walnut the Leonard funeral home. Services a tips , . . ... ! Rogers and Mr*. Blanche WUUams n..un nd molar, will o.v.r , ch>„, ,hr Manor Royal Jessie 529716. Walnut will be conducted at the family NEW—OREN SULTANA ' Manor Jane 532182. Walnut Manor home in Carlton township this wholly replace the Army Mule as a I _______ FRUIT COCKTAIL Janet 543084. Walnut Manor Lillian Thursday afternoon with the Rst. factor in the mobile unit* of our Podunk PILLSBURT FLOUR ' 616583. Walnut Manor Royal Minnie , S. Conger Hathaway ofTlclnUng. army. The Army Mui* is a tradl- I lhe Podunk school reunion and WHOLE SEGMtHIS JWANtOOWN 671022. and Ajx>llo’a Hannah Lou Burial will be in Fuller cemetery. tion and the “mule skinner" is a ! Community Club picnic nt the IgMWc GRAPEFRUIT ■RS 24c MICHIGAN FltSH-GRMN OWE FLOUR , 616581. breed unlo himself. Army Mules > church will be held on Saturday. BOARD FILLS'** ' CELERY 10c CUCUMBERS 2 FOI 11 c asp fancy are used by the Field Artillery and ' Aug. ‘1. AU interested "* are welcome ' FO RM ER BANFTELD TWO VACA NOES 2ciS,39c PEACHES to attend. CRISP—tOtIO -----FANCr-IPISH BAKING SOMJ )ii, k RESIDENT PASSES The board of director* of the Uie Cavalry In areas where tlie IONA HEAD LETTUCE 2 -o. 25c GREEN PEAS 1.10c tHOtllNING Mr*. Murtha G. Adam*, wife of Hastings Chamber of commerce, at terrhln is rough and tractors cannot Matthews reunion. Sunday. Aug. cSS He BARTLETT PEARS dexo FUSE vce-------------- 3 CAHr 61c Andrew Adams, of this city, died a meeting held Wednesday after­ operate. 2. al Murphy's Point, Gun lake. NEW PACK Saturday after an extended illness. noon of last week at Hotel Hastings Bring lemons and sugar. Kun 2S.,'23c STANDARD PEAS Shull* "3 CORNSTARCH 2f*»17c , tyineAt ^baiAFflandi. ernl «u held Monday afternoon In place of Roy Cordea, who is now , IONA from the Leonard funeral home engaged In defense work so he can- । । Shull* Community Club will mr-t TOMATOES __ ______ 2c"a%’21c WISCONSIN Httin Jlits 9UA*I* , with lhe Rev. B. R. Parsons olTIct- not perform tfie duUe* of that of-1 ooz. 63c ;w*ltt» Mm Leslie Dicker?™ cn atlng. Burial was hi Banfield cem- 1 flee. G. E Goodyear was named ; Thursday. Aug. 6. Pleasse bring prue •ALL MASON J PUMPKIN . IS ft , etery. Mr and Mrs. Adams were for i as a member of the board of dlrcc- 1 , for program. FRUIT JARS pfNTs .. ooz. 53c many yearn residents of the Bani WELL KNOWN RUTLAND MIXED MASON / Held neighborhood. now serving In the army. VEGETABLES _______ ISUBc FARMER PASSES ooi 20c TOPS. lIIINGlttS Cha*. H. Loehr. $8. a well known SIN6LE HF {Otas________ ooz 4c farmer of Rutland Twp.. died at the GREEN BEANS 2 Si 23c home ot hl* niece, Mrs. Earl Buck, IONA SILVERBROOK in that township. Monday after a cifel VNE&ffi . ??«’13c WAX BEANS ______ protracted Illness. Mr. Loehr wa* ... Ik .Jy Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 Pack trains in mountainous sec­ bom in Rutland, the son of Oenrxc tor* are often necessary and here Washington and Emma La Barge BEST GRANULATED FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 31 and AUGUST 1 the mule, slow but sure-footed, plays Lxjehr. He 1* survived by three RED SOUR PITTED CRESTVIEW DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM an important role. Our Army buys niece* and two nephew*. Funeral thousands of mules paying from $175 services were held yesterday after, Eugene Pallette, Eliiabelh Pattenon noon at the Leonard funeral home, the Rev. Albert Butterfield ofllci. ALMOST MARRIED" HEALTHFUL LB.^^BUUC clare is smarler than the horse. dating. Interment al Rutland cem- • and Millon Berie, Brenda Joyce etery. Your purchase of War Bonds and QUART Stamps help* pay tor these Army WHISPERING GHOSTS" Mules. Invest al least ten percent MARRIAGE LICENSE HAIN OS FIMIENIO FUSE 'ANGILUt of your Income In War Bonds every Lyl^Sanbom, Hastings . PABST-ETT CHEESE PKG. Ik URO IN CASrON 2 UI. 28c Ethel Jane Harrington. MARSHMALLOWS _ 13c 2'^t 27c KETCHUP ________ SUNDAY and MONDAY. AUGUST 2 and 3 Hastings .31 SUSE GOOD VICIOSV IIMIUSGE* GUM Ot CAMPtElL'S OLEOMARGARINE 2.» 31c CHEESE Red Skelton, Ann Sothern u. 32c CANDY BARS 3 ,o. 10c iTOMATO SOUP 3 CANS 20c May. 1941. shoe. production of YUKON MAISIE GETS HER MAN" IONA Two women haw been nominated 41.667.435 pairs was the highest for GINGERALE ________ IX He TOMATO 7UICE 3^29c Bargain matinee Sunday 1:06 lo 3:00 any May. according to the depart­ for United State* President. Victoria QUEEN ANNE Woodhull, In 1872 and Belva Lock­ Sufi&TiL Qualify—Supe.\b SWIETIMED OI UN5WEETIM0 ment of commerce. ■ WAX PAPER ________ .IlKHSc Wood tn 1884 and 1888. GRAPEFRUIT JUIC He EVAPORATED Highest Navigable Lake Koi ida FANCY FRESH DRESSED ROCKS AA-OZ <M1, WHITEHOUSE MILK 4c^31c The highest navigable lake In the ORANGE JUICE CAN ZOC TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. AUG. 4-5-C-7 Changing color in a wood is con­ world is Lake Titicaca, situated tn WHITE SAIL ■ the Andes at an elevation of 12.500 sidered the first sign of delerloraWm. Powell, Hedy LaMarr, Basil Rathbone SOAP FLAKES 2,..<27c CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS CROSSROADS" * LOCAL NEWS ASSOCIATE WANTED FOR HUGE FRESH STOCKS OF FINER FOODS — VISIT A&P GET AU YOUR FOODS UNDER ONE ROOF AND SAVE TOO! COMMUNITY NOTICES 3 ibs 25c PEACHES lbIOC TOMATOES £¥tENun 42C 2 POTATOES ... CANTALOUPE PINEAPPLE 12( 21c 3° 10c JtSrik 2 ,s 7c ASPARAGUS ■£sj15c GREEN PEPPERS CABBAGE MILD CHEESE JAR LOAF CHEESE 5Sakn ROLL BUTTER CHERRIES FRESH KGS 2^ 29c FRESH MILK ,.30c 2 lbs 56c 42c 40c 12C ooz. i VEAL ROAST MARVEL ENRICHED BREAD I ■ 3 && 29s rtAIN—SUGAlLO Ot aHNAMOH XJNUTS JAHE FAUEC . OOZ. 12c X.0 FASHIONED Bt MBB- ______ 3 m. hi IE ---1 XL----EACH 19t UH KING—COLONIAL CUE___ iach 21c ALL THE BEST CHUCK CUTS BEEF ROAST SWIFTS PREMIUM OR ARMOUR S STAR SMOKED HAMS_ WITH POCKET VEAL BREAST SHOULDER CUIS VEAL CHOPS-------------- U 2k > TO 4-1*. AVG STEWING FOWL„ 3k ugg/-’—** ..,5c TTKAND IlIAIliJp it. FRYING CHICKENS ■A WAR BONDS m 35t .24c ..27 c • 37 c u. 18c THUIINGEt OI SALAMI SUMMER SAUSAGE IM THIN PltCaS PORK LIVER u 3k Ik 4 tom 29c | STORE SUGAR RED FISH FILLETS “ 2!5 FANCY lAtGE FRESH PERCH __ru.27c PtEJH TUlftHS WHITE FISH . . u23c FANCY SEO SALMON STEAK FANCY LEAN FRESH TROUT U. 37c ARItY TIIEATIIB7 « Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 Mjf FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JULY 31 and AUGUST 1 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE! Marguerite Chapman. Kay Harrb PARACHUTE NURSE THE PHANTOM PLAINSMEN elusions as to military requirements have been reached. It is possible to release from rationing limitations some the lighter model portable machine*, together with stocks SUNDAY and MONDAY. AUGUST 2 and 'THE MAD MARTINDALES WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Bargain msll.iee Sunday. 3:06 to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. ondTHUHS.. AUGUST 4. S ond 6 FLIGHT COMMAND LEE OFFICE SUPPLY "Butintkiman's Departmertl Stare" 144 t. STATI ST. PHONI 2747 HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNEK, THURSDAY, WILLIE WEST AND McGINTY AT IONIA FAIR, AUGUST 17-22 JIT T M, IMt V. F. W. NEWS Service and family night 'party at the hall tonight. A pot luck sup­ per will be held and a good time for all. We are expecting our Gold Star mother and Mr. Miller to be our special guests. Regular meeting next Thursday, Aug. fl. SERVED EVERY SUNDAY Sunday guest* at Floyd Garrison's. Mr*. Mary Schwucho Is home again after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ormsby and Mr. and Mra. tan Oswald in DowUng the post ten day*. i Sunday guest* and caller* at Al- chairmen for lhe fair for the poet and auxllllary. Comrade Earl Bumford Is taking Mr*. Scogate spent a day at lhe lake taking the Bushong children with her. the Gregory district. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. tahr and Richard DeMott of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Court Slrowbrige. local Mr Frank Gould and his grand­ children left for their tame in Oberlin. Monday after a two- weeks’ Mrs. Roy Busti and Mrs. Zelma Cox have been very busy picking huckleberries for the past couple of 1 I I | I We would like to have you Com­ rades come up to meeting*. We hope to alart our winter's social program soon after the fair and would like your help? If you have a boy in the service please let your adjutant know his WISH THEIR PLAN TO BE INVESTIGATED (Continued from page 1. See. 1) portion of the coat. Distributed over Mich an area the cost per acre seeking ‘ to lower the level of TTiornappie lake. On the contrary, they wish lo tave the level fixed and maintained. Whin they wish If. If possible, to have the dredging so done that the water can get through-lhe lake much more rap­ idly in time* of excessive rainfall, and prevent the damage now done, because the water now pile* up nt the nonnal level. By widening and deepening tlie river below the dam. doing lhe same up stream from tire The human gout medicine, colchi­ cine. is already uied in scientific war gardens tn 38 state*, a* shown by exhibit* ofrth* University of Ok­ lahoma botany department. Colchicine doe* two things. On*, changes the size, shape and fruit and flower qualities of plants. Two. make* it possible to cross-breed plant* that never before could be spent Sunday at Gun lake. Pfc. Lincoln Parrcll who Is home on furlough, wo* honored with a made a business trip to Kalamazoo family dinner Friday- night at the Friday afternoon. home of his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrell Those present Hcnry Germaine are attending Wo­ were Miss Majesty Becker. Mr. and men's Week at East tansing. Mrs. Jack Erwav nf H" sting* and M. H Avery, assistant state club Janet TiiCher spent Tuesday night lender from M. B. C. gave a very Interesting talk at the Milo school and Wednesday as the guest of house Friday evening to a group of Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Merle Fauley of Clarksville. . 4-H boys and girls, leaders and par­ ent*. Miss Mary Bullis and Harold Foster also gave short talks. We Barry and song »pent Wednesday arc sorry there were not more pres­ with Mr* Lester Warner and chil­ ent u.i many good suggestions for dren of Woodland. Mm. Anna Buck and Estherlpcht Wednesday with Mrs. Ford Enz and family of north Woodland. Odd looking cotton plants mad* with colchicine were shown by Tex­ as A. tc M. The gout remedy I* being used to cross-breed American yica and Australia. The daughter plants from the Chemical* From Seaweed Produced by Scientist* Seaweed is a crop that Is unaf­ fected by drouth, erosion, or gov­ ernment regulation. It I* a general name given to a group of plant* table kingdom, varying in size from microscopic organisms to plants the They differ in one important re­ spect from other plants. Taking RONDO PRINTS steid of from air and soil, they are freed from the necessity of being rooted in one spot. Moreover, the difference in food requirement* ha* resulted in profound difference* in both the physical and the chemical plants. GrafUng the adrenal glands «f sheep into the abdomen* of victim* of Addisoa'i disease I* reported to pravcmcnL Without prompt treat­ ment this disease, physician* say, Arlene Krohn, daughter of Mr. I usually prove* fatal. Muscle* be­ many cottage* at th* lake. tec and n friend from Blue Island. and Mrs. Robert Krohn, slipped come extremely weak and the akin If the investigation report to fa- III. spent the weekend at the Roll from the hay mow and broke her of the entire body take* on a deep vorable lo dredging. then lhe public fkrtn. • Mrs Rolf and friend re­ bronze hue. It was known previ­ will have a right to believe that the turning to their home in Illinois. ously that hypodermic Injection* ot _________________________________ Sunday evening. On Monday Mrs. Albert Roil and daughter Gladys promptly, have kept •------------- " .................... will come to spend their vacation. for‘several year*. The gland-grafting ____ . Mr. and Mr*. Ivan Smith were at Lake Odessa, Mr. and Mrs. Radford 1* *aid. offer some hope for mor* the Dunnavan's for Sunday dinner. Stidham and son, Rush of Hastings. positive and lasting benefits. In Mr. Smith is at Great takes Naval more advanced case*, however, it wa* found necessary to repeat th* Sponablc and family from Hastings "transplant" surgery after si* called Bunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Messinger nesday and had to be moved to Pennock hospital where he under­ went an operation on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Munson and daughter of Battle Creek were Fri­ day night guests of Mrs. Anna They contain no cellulose, the fibrou* substance that account* for ■bout half of the matter in land plant*. InsteadMhcy contain relat­ ed substances ot a gelatinous na­ ture. These seaweed gelatin* and cellulose both are derived from sugar. The various sugar* are rela­ tively simple compound* of carboa. hydrogen, and oxygen that the plant* synthesize from carbon diox­ ide and water. When a few sugar molecules, of the order of a half dozen, are linked together chemical­ ly. the resulting compound is a dex­ trin (the sticky stuff on stomps). A joining together of still more sugar molecule* forms starch. Cellulose, in spite ot its apparent dissimilar­ ity to sugar, is actually ■ compound of a thousand or so sugar molecule*. Fur Fabric COATS Use our convenient tay-Away Plan! Make your selection now and pay a small amount ... pay lhe rest a little at u time and lhe coat is your* by the lime you want to wear it! 89c & 95c Taylor Shoe Store Good Shoe* Properly Fitted FRIDAY an altar of Incense. And alwayi, perfume ba* signified something fine, mysterious, and ari*tocratlc. Roman men of fashion made use of a different perfume for each part of their person, and for each of their garment*. So far did this rage go in Rome that horse* and dog* were frequently sprayed with fine per.fumes. Sweet odors were dispensed by the most fanciful devices. Doves, their wings saturated with perfume, were often turned loose indoor* to flutter overhead and produce a sub lie. fragrant odor. Fine Quality Cottons For d re*sc*. play clothe* and children's frocks! Slub broad­ cloth. popllnette, sheers and 1975 Wondertpun-SPUN RAYON Mayonna of Lowell, Marguerite of Hasting* and Nel*on. who had been West Cressey were Saturday after­ Flattened at Boston. Ma**., but ha* noon visitors of Jennie Reynolds. been transferred to Texas, beside* Mr. ----and----------------Mrs. Ralph Hibbard.. ofme oilier* at home surely enjoyed — ------------------Kalamazoo were there Sunday eve- ' the treat. ntng. | we regret to report that Roy Mr. and Mrs Leon Benedict and wickham died very suddenly Mon­ son attended a reunion at take ^ay afternoon while working in the Truly glamorous rayon hos­ iery . . . unbelievably sheer and flattering In new dull cast Sheer, or service weight big daughter -and a brand new wardrobe for yourself. Coot! ily of Cressey were Sunday callers at Clifford Kahler's. Ernest Samp­ son and friend of Augusta were dln- prominently mentioned in all history At Acker’s Point On Long Lake Phone 3F-22 for reservations Men from 17 lo 50 years old. inclusive, who have experience In many construction and mechanical trades are needed urgently by tlie Navy fur iU Construction Battalions lo build new Naval bases In all parts of the world. Petty officer rating* paying as high a» »12G per mt nth may be given to qualified men immediately upon Utetr enlistment In the “Bca- floods will get out of the lake and Kalamazoo are spending part of. down stream far more readily, and their vacation with their grandpar­ without causing the damage now RAYONS! I.O5G LAKE LODGE Official insignia of the • Seabees." or men in the United Slate* Navy's Construction Battalions, (shown in lhe accompanying picture) portray* a Sunday without u game. | Thi* coming Sunday Van Devort, ' top team in the tansing League, proposed drain would be a benefit. ! plays at tlie park. This should be The fair spirit evidenced by the two one of the best games of the sea■ men shows that the petitioners for the investigation are desirous that the suggested drain will be a real SHEER Complete Chicken Dinner $1.00 Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Coli HAW Wlllte West Ac McGinty will bring to tho great musical night show. । him hl* card* from the Post each "THE FREE FAIR FOLLIES OF '<3". an act which ha* been acclaimed month. Can you help in our Avlafrom Broadway lo Hollywood a* the greatest piece of pantomime comedy tlon cadet Program? All right thut has been produced In recent year*. , speak up because we want to "Keep For those needing a cheering tonic (and we all do these day*) tnj",hem ___ the form of an old faahkmtd hearty laugh, nothing in the opinion of the Ionia Free Fair management could be recommended to surpass the prescription offered by lhe Wlllte West i McGinty Company. Old Fashioned home cooked meals served I style, as you like it. With a|l the Old-time ti mings that melt in your mouth. Plan to stop In st I j I SODA CRACKERS - SUNRAY" 2lb box 19c KRAFT CHEESE SPREAD~AMERICAN PIMENTO 2 Jar‘ 29c CHEESE-WISCONSIN MILD >b 29c GRAPEFRUIT" FANCY SEGMENTS 2no 2 25c LIBBYS TOMATO JUICE M<*■ ™ 2 ““ 15c (. THOMAS STORE Favorite Rayon SPUN PLAIDS I T. Corporal James Nelson Valen­ tine had a short furlough that carpe us a happy surprise to his parent*. He was able to be home on his mothers birthday. Il I* the first time he ha* been home since lost I September. Caller* at the Valen-1 tine home on Thursday evening were Mr. and Mr*. George James and Keith Craig of Hastings. Aello Bower* of Big Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Rowlader and Mr. ana Mr*. Floyd Todd and children. Mrs. Gerald Tlscher wa* a gueat at the birthday parly honoring Mrs. Hllll* Tlscher and Mr*. Glen Rogers of take Odessa. A pot luck din­ ner served at 7 o'clock was enjoyed by 12 ladle*, taler, progreulve pedro was played. Mrs. Fay Ar­ mour won top score and Marvel SPECIALS SATURDAY Soft firm weave that looks for aU the world like wool! Smartly tail­ ored types in stripes, plaids, floral*! For Fall! CREPE ROMAINE Ara Kurl Coats Tender, fluffy, perfect in flavor ... Delicious with ice cream or fruit! 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Lined with quitted rayon taffeta. THE PENNEY WAY IS THI THRIFTY THI THRIFTY WAY IS THI AMIRICAN �TIIK HASTINGS BA NNKB, THUMDAY, JULY 98, 1M1 DITORIALS tinual fog and storm, for example, it is probable that American avia­ tion forcea based at Dutch Harbor would, already have blasted the Bockword Glances Bits of Yesterday wiiafyMatufWM. WAR BDMJS THE ALEUTIAN DANGER SPOT , There is no discounting the fact. I however, that lhe presence of enemy Although the- Japanese occupation ■ ' fbrees “on the*? outer Aleutian of tha outer Aleutian Islands pre- Islands 1* a formidable threat to Hastings dealers are nearly out I" of coal, the Water Works has only . , , w . -~A. wopto wd urn a » IT, 7 J" •S""””1 "L”.ebef in sight. sight. I *ry Soldler- Sailor, Marine or Flyer relief in Work win start soon on a cement U Ht, cctulsting al band­ — line* of communication between " J security of lhe United States, their RusaU u s, A tnd any dam at the outlet of Gun lake. In- i **** •nd •ntiseptlcs tor Instantane[ landed to permanently maintain ! OU1 u,e- These materials are packed presence there ta a challenge which direct dlrrct sea-borne attack upon Japan. . tn, levri < ____________________ _ _ attack upon Japan, tjie level Of the lake, and setting a into • compact box and cost about cannot be minimised. | ^j|e ouier Aleutian area must be precedent which will be of value win. auanit . ...Iran J, . w . . .. -..--y WIU, .> Tanana, — Ml unnn ,Ucn WII» «CT resort lake tn Michigan. I __ C Culbert. who stood highest aratM by br military miuury men .1 wiuc w]d, Amcnc,„ ,r.,_____ ... [p™ Russia expected in the tests required for entrance u, tin*. ihrtv ouUr ABulUn port„ TOm,cn, to the U. 8. Naval Academy at AnUdd. couuuu . b-rrler -Meh will h make union of American and Rus; ll...l.-1..... a z qulred physical examination nt the academy and I* now entered In the (Un strength even more difficult A SYNTHETIC MESS than It Is at present. So long as | jn any other country ,.l»ut the InatituUon. Two moonshine outfits. 13 bar­ Japan remains entrenched In these . u.- g. A._ the handling- of -the Un­ rels of mash, a lot of moonahln-j bleak outpost*. American control of •portent nibbefproblem would prob- and six prisoners were taken by of lhe Northern Pact!legates will |ably- J>«ve provoked a cabinet cu­ Sheriff Burd and his deputies, as­ by Battle Ci>ek officers. In axnplele nor mrnne. .u»rtx«nMy Kta.wVn be■ neither complete -■ --—*roreed J -> ert'r -•-------- *- In sisted Is the | Mr. Rim Kim Sigler, a promising *re Air-minded naval and military government. At least that is men have long recognised the im- opinion of many competent Wash- j young attorney of Detroit, has pur- i portance of the Aleutian bland* in tngton observm. j J.h*4edllbr^ Bnd , needed until hospital treatment may None .in.™. !„<«>. Ib.au N~ly rnurth. h.v. I— be obtained. Even a child could buy ««.< --- I‘ nnllUkK.II ..... by Mr. I one or more of these kits through Maj. -Gen. William MU Mitchell once «lh«. since D.,rl Pearl II.rhAr Harbor .nd and .till still th»H> there purchase of War Stamps. Buy War said that air power would make U uncertainty and bickering over­ Sullivan. Sheriff Burd plans to devote his | Bonds and Stamps every pay day Alaska and the Aleutians the moat whose process for artificial rubber entire time to real estate when his ",,a “»*'»• a‘ sen percent of important strategic area in the (.’lull receive "most favored' treat­ term expires. I your income in these government world. The Aleutians stretch out ment. -----------| securities. u s r _ hundreds ot miles from the AlasMany valuable weeks In develop­ THIRTY YEARS AGO , kan mainland parallel to lhe short-, ing the rubber program were wast­ Lewis Butterfield, 12 year old son f f es! shipping route between the ed while Jesse Jones was ponder- of Mr. and Mrs. O. E Butterfield Unlled State* and Japan or Asia, ously attempting to make up his surtcred ’a 'crushed right leg when chi uch newh 1» dlppM and !,U Ubdar . Ibad » 4rT lST OU KC1I The Hepburn Naval Board, in ita mind. But. even after he was re­ ii.niim iiiitu.ll ,, oi sand. ■ ’ — • Sunday evening sermon about report of 1938. recommending im- moved, the backstage clash of those Asa N. Wilcox has announced his provement of American bases, having a selfish interest in syn- candidacy for the nomination tor "Armageddon." Thursday afternoon. July 30. pointed out that strategic constd- thelic rubber has helped lo cloud register of deeds. Ladles Aid meeting at home of Mr. eraUons alone made a base in lhe »n luue which, even under the and Mra Leslie Gross. IXJRTY YEARS AGO outer Aleutian* advisable. However, most favorable circumstances/ is July 24. 1902 RICH LAND *** for reason* of economy in times ot admittedly complicated. Fred Hendershott. Louts Greuscl. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH peace, Dutch Harbor on Unalaaka Strictly speaking there Is no such Hiram Russ, John Powers, Ralph On Sunday. August 2. Rev. LeaIstand in the Eastern Aleutians.! thl0K » "artificial rubber." Rather, Rogers. Ford Hicks. Roy Davis, M>n Sharpe, formerly of Hastings, Maurice Lambic. Lloyd Hoglc. about 700 miles from lhe Islands tlK'fc are hundreds of synthetic Thomas Barnett, Harold Hums and will be guest speaker at this church now held by Japan, was selected PlM,lc compounds known which, in Ralph Huffman attended a dance for the American sea end air base, varying degrees, have properties re- al Gjm lake Saturday night and re­ tor of the .Morgan Park Presby­ terian Church of Chicago nt the How did it happen that the ambling natural rubber. One com- mained over Sunday, Mrs. Bessie Barnes left for Grand present time. united States let Japan get a foot- l»w»d. for example, may have par­ Rapids yesterday, where she has ac­ hold on these Important Wands “cu^’F Raxl 'ensile and abraalve cepted a position with C. M. Her­ EPISCOPAL CHURCH 'Some Common Temptations in without a fight? The answer is. «lud‘U«: may not have rick. Perilous Times" will be the sermon that once again we are "paying fcxtng properties satisfactory for subject al Emmanuel Episcopal FIFTY YEARS AGO through the nose' for our long yeara 1° "re or tube, but may be a church next Sunday at 11 o'clock. July 28. 1892 of unpreparedness There were not substitute in hard rub­ The Chair and Table Co have or­ The Rev. Don M. Gury b dealing enough ships or men or planes ber aooUlrr may have ;ders on hand for nearly J25.0OO with Old Testament characters in his sermons this summer, and Moses available t, safeguard all the dan- rl~ Ming, but tack sufficient ten­ .worth of their new goods, or near­ lhe Lawgiver will be the person dis­ . . ,*110 and tear; another may be too ly enough to run the factory until cussed in relation to the world of Jan. 1. soft for use in tires but excellent Charlie Sherwood is now the bag­ today. Visitors nrc cordially invited. Then. too. the habitually poor for pads, flexible tubing, etc. । gage smasher at the Michigan Cen­ weather conditions in the Aleutians FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, depot. I Picking the best all-around syn- tral ' SCIENTIST" make effective patrol work In this thelic plastics should not be too ( Miss Minnie Matthews expects region difficult. The Japanese slip­ soon to leave for Chicago to take >. ! The subject for Sunday is "Love." difficult, since most of the promU- course j in work connected with the I FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ped in under cover of protecting ing ones have been under test for schoolroom. , Rev. L. Wliuton Stone, pastor of blankets of clouds and fog. Wretch­ Tlie many friends in this city of | a period of years. the First Methodist church will re­ ed flying weather has made a Unfortunately, however, politi- 1 W,K> > ,urn '*nK!' thi* turn 10 to Has Hastings this week week and and will will sustained air attack on the Invaders , clans and lobbyists have entered the roTLnw ] ’ V' pleased prCM£.h at the lhc lnornlng Service In/tov UWl U Pa** * boUnc' I Sunday at ten o'clock. Mr. and impossible. There have apparently been । Japan has had to pay a price for j■ picture. । R k Or.nl hl. V,... V Mra stone have been on a vacaher gains. According to official U (conflict* within the ranks of in­ Jorta^of ChMterhlE*to^“on Bl Whtte Uke' near W,11!clla11’ or cnester. Eaton Co. Dan fnr dustry over which process shall re- joraan • 6. reports, six Jap destroyers have «..« ( cm. w Reynolds and his brother. Elba , ——------- ----------------------reive "most ...v.cu favored" raun treatment. oeen sunk in the outer Aleutian Various , oil companies have devel- 2£1Reln?onl' N' H' wUI k8V<’ nc« | PRESBYTERIAN *"• *“ -» •"»““« .b Mow* h"n“n‘ I .. .V . 1 •r I ---• c rii.bbvu m llKlt Illg .““'“VZX 5.SiXI strayera. a gunboat and a transport [he chemical industries. Each, of i,ho courthouse lo the northeast cor"How We Earn Our Names" and h... b™ iUmurtl. At tart hope. ,tol („ „n nrr.1 lb. court I .nd n .ill be will preach on the theme. "Self m J,p pl.nra ,nd poulbly Mvml wlll Kleelrd ’ d hl,hert bidder Neglect." Ulis will be the pastor's final sermon before his vacation. ilbid b.vr been dnuo,M TT.cn, too. there u . wobble beWay of Our World On August 9. 16. 23 and 30 the pul­ Howeree. In Wlte ot the- km... lm> .M mHcu,,u„ pit will be supplied by Rev. Leason News Gleanings .nd the .tueb. . hkh Ameelcon Mos, ,h, by Sharpe, pastor of the Hastings Let us serve instead of rule, knock tone, bore been .Me to deliver, lhe „„ bp-prodoeu oi lhe peinstead of push at the door of hu - , church from 1926 to 1931. and now J.l»iw ore ,r.du.U> con»ll<l>t- lt0,eum „ , Anomer utu- [man hearts, and allow to each and|I pastor of the Morgan Park PresI bytertan church of Chicago. Hl. ins their Aleutun poUllonv We „eu,^ w„kh h„ U 11 I) U k II U R k II || E 11/ C 11 L fl J will probably hove to llpM ■ mojor eon ider.ble otUnlton tn Europe. -M«n _______ Eddy K “l!,n 1 ?ot?lB “[ ’dk‘“°LK Ur .nd » battle to drive them out comm,„iu alcohol u a baae. Tppan ta paylos a aleep price tor .Ince commercial alcohol ran be Teach uv dell,ht In alanple Ihlnca,1’ north of Albion h« Aleutun baaaa mid II may be^.de tram iam pnxlueu. me po-[*nd mirth mat baa no bluer. that constant hit-and-run atuclu a.rlcllltural lobby lit conorevv •Pr,nMt . r.rtac e 1.1 tiilbai. 1 Kt Kt ti notch .tamo, may came .on „ ^alnt -X’ flcient damage to make continued gjvcn a leading place on the syn-I —Rudyard Kipling ) hall. West Green and Church Jap occupation of these island out- thetic rubber program. ------------; streets. Tlie Sunday school session post* unprofitable—but this 1* deAnother factor In the decision 1-,1 Nnl b> blrth d0M one bcconic l,n w“* ** he,d “v 10:90 A M- “l«1 ">p cued,, doubltul tuu mote m. eompar.me amount ot rao ; doe. one beeon.e . 'a"XrXXb-'U ‘.S U^'X’S^ BRANCH DISTRICT The home of Mr. and Mrs. Er­ nest Skidmore was the scene of a very pretty wedding last Friday evening, at a o'clock when their daughter. Helen, wa* united in mar­ riage lo Pvt. Maynard Tucker. Tlie ceremony was performed by the Rev. Pfeiffer, of Baltimore, in the presence of lhe Immediate relatives army bogged down in the snow and and a few close friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker left immediately for mud of the Russian Winter. Al­ Philadelphia, where Mr. Tucker re­ though our Army is largely mecha­ ported for duty Sunday. nised lhe cavalry horse is still a highly essential factor in this mount­ ed division and in the Field Artil­ lery. The Army also maintains re­ mount farms where many cavalry The Junior young people had pic­ horses are bred and raised. nic dinner Sunday In Ute Sherman Swift wood*. Farming Fads Worth Knowing ----------------------------------- >y WILUtp BOLTI a—b Wkaiytu.&tuf'Udk - WAH HU MIS turned Saturday afternoon from Fair lake where they enjoyed n week's outing In company with Mr. and Mrs Floyd Armour of Hastings. Molasses Cuts Lamb Losses By adding about >i lb. of molasses per lamb per day to a standard ration. Ohio Experiment Station cut normal death losses from apoplexy —in the above lambs—from an average of 12% to an average of but 8%. A ton of moiasan made aa much gain as 1900 lbs. of shelled cons—and by pouring the molasses in the bottom of ths grain trough, and then placing the grain on top. the lambs did not get sticky. moving from Chicago to Lansing. Mrs. Mlnda Mudge okOrand Rap­ ids has been visiting old friends in These select horses cost from 1100 thia neighorhood the peat week. We enjoyed a nice shower. Sunto 8163 and our grack cavalrymen are expert riders'and carry on lhe traditions which have followed the cavalry from lhe earliest days of the Army. Purchase of Wsr Savings Bonds will insure good mounts for the Cavalry. You and your neigh­ bors buying War Bonds and Stamps regularly every pay day can help buy these horses for the U. S. Cavalry. Invest at least 10 percent of your income in War Bonds. Manuring on Snow In Minnesota testa it has been found that if the ground Is compara­ tively level there is venr little loss of fertility when manure ia spread on snow or frozen ground—but when it is spread on sloping land much of tlie fertility may wash down hill before the ground thaws and dries suffi­ ciently to absorb IL Midland Red Clover In HM2 we ought to know more about the new Midland red clover that was released to conibelt farmers for planting in the spring of 1941. This ?i';r Var“’,.< Produ^ *»r/ro“inK °n« outstanding old variety from Illinois with two from Ohio. It ia reported to make exccllent'jrrowth—to be somewhat resistant to anthracnose—and to be well adapted to the northern half of the cornbelt. , Old Grain for Seed □rand R*plds. Mr. and Mrs Fred Butolph of Hastings visited Sun* . . ’n V111? •,tJl1he ^cw Yoris, Experiment Station, it was found that oats and barley held in storage is long ns 8 years showed germination ranging ns high as 9b ,r to 100%—and the sprouts from these old seeds were apparently as vigorous aa those from last year’s crop, although no com­ parative teats were made in the field. Treating old seed with mercuric fungicides was particularly profitable—and the dead seeds in these old aamnlea could be spotted with fair accuracy by the presence of black mold on the dead seeds. I tun Raymond of South Minneapolis । visited their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. I Wickham recently. I Leona Helse of Grand Rapids । spent the weekend at home. s Protein for Dairy Cows Perhaps there never has been a time when It paid better to buy pro­ tein supplement for dairy cows—according to Wisconsin Experiment .station. At the present average price, a pound of whole milk will pay for a pound of protein supplement—and up to a certain limit a pound of pro­ tein supplement will increase milk production from two to three pounds. I rotein supplement is especially profitable on farms where the hay is low in protein or so poor in quality that the cows do not consume their normal legume hay intake. until Friday. She was a former schoolmate of theirs at Huntington college. Mr. and Mrs. Montey of Replogls family took Harold Johnston and Ilr,PIlrt-' here Sunday afternoon. ■oma Khar Woodland Bpworth ua- , “» H"”" auara lo Ulon Rapid, ump meal- Z™'' “ >■»» h“r ,n. Ini Sunday I ’™«>' -'J" ■ •"*" »“• Soybean Meal for Layers Kansas Experiment Station reports that brown toasted soybean meal is an excellent ingredient in the laying mash for chickens. This meal has given best results when used withmeator fishscraps—and a recommended laying mash formula is 5 lbs. each of meat scraps, fish scraps and soybean meal, plus bh lbs. of alfalfa meal, ground corn, wheat, oats or barley. A mixture of grams is preferable, with the combined amount of alfalfa and oats and barley not running more than >4 of the grain because of high fiber content. New Strawberries Get Growers’ Okay Three of fiv# new itrawberrtea that were released by New York Experiment Station within the last ten years have received an enthusiastsc okay by growers in many states. These three are Catakill—Culver— and LlermonL (.atskill is the heat—bring a good plant maker, resistant to leaf spot, and a heavy producer of berries of good quality. Clermont is very satisfactory except in regions where leaf spot is prevalent Tho only drawback to Culver is its rather small yield, out the berries are of outstanding quality for jam and preserves. Cross-Bred Chicks for Broilers n and daugh—• guests nt •s Sunday —.; and Rev were dlnnei Mr. and Mrs The draft boards take lhe reason-, T*J-L STORY able view that the wife and .kiddles!. >«dy »«*> ‘,h« country saw । come first If thi family Loodon ,or„t1’* groceries, it Is no Ume for fatheFto The industrious A. R. P go camping. I Impress'd her. ,t( | "How does it happen that lherr'i There is no advance information | always a warden on the s|x>l right where the next Bitdown strike on a after the bomb falls?" she asked defense project will be staged, bull one very busy worker. the opinion of the expert* is that it I “Why, don't you know, madam?' i will not be staged anywhere near; he solemnly replied. “The warden lo a camp ot United Stales Marines comes down with the bomb." . The big broiler-raising sections of this country are almost completely sold on the superiority of cross-bred chicks over any pure breed—and In the great Del-MarA a section the most popular chick comes from a cross of Barred Rock males on either New Hampshire or Rhode Island Red femaies. It has been discovered, however, that producing cross-bred chicks is much like producing hybrid corn. Both of the parent* must be strongly inbred if the ehicks nrc to have the “bounce" that w* expect from crossing. There is little or no gain in vigor and health from crowing two breeds that are not inbred. Protein for Steers Steer-feeding testa at Ohio Experiment Station have definitely shown that a mixed protein supplement is better than any single product—that soybean meal is better than ground whole beans—that most economical results are secured by allowing two pounds of supplement per head per ,ayitOi,btS/ ?n fu,n and 1’i pounds td yearling ateers on full reed. Fattening calves do not eat enough legume hay to supply their min­ eral needs, and therefore they should receive a mineral supplement—one good mixture being 2 parts of limestone flour, two part* steamed bone­ meal, and 1 part fine stock salt. ’ from an operation of last Friday. ---------- --- --------- -- — ... Mr. ana Mrs. H. A. Woodman an pay in monev instead of serving the ! Ruth and Mr. and Mra. Paul Wood regular supper for the month • man visited at Arden Weygandt* Mr. and Mra. Harley Sease vis- 00,111 01 C*rlton Center. Sunday. Ited Mr and Mra. Harold Brovant „Mr *nd Mrs Demond o of East Lake Odessa last Friday BatUe Creek visited lhe former' evening I mother. Mrs. Mra. Pearl n»nvwid Demond laa las Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Demond and i Wednesday. Kenneth of Ionia visited at tlie1. , There will tie no preaching scrv Pearl Demand's for lhe weekend. :ice next Sunday morning and thi school will be held at nlm On Sunday a birthday dinner wa* Sunday ' after which those who ear enjoyed to observe Lloyd's and his o'clock1 mother’s birthdays. v 'will go to Grand Rapids to attem tty; International Convention of thi In 1M0 which wa* not scheduled to 'hat there really isn't much differ- riches not too good, Baker but IsEddy. economy ' delegate to conference *'1* “b<? Dorti attended the funeral of Mrs. rnurth at the Civic auditorium. Th< —Mary * and (elected. _ large communion service will b< .i~-«~« be completed until 19« ot the chart., ene’e between any ot the processes riche*.—Mary Baker Eddy. Eva Fletcher in Kataniazo*. Thursheld there al 3:30 Sunday P. M. i ___ _ ------ u which are available, many were In this respect. T . 1 . Communion will be observed at Mr. and Mra. coy Stowell of FjeeI Hiu» mV both churches Sunday morning must uu do suincimng something so to Keep keep -my Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Crawford vis ­ based on ^sounding made 8.5 yswrr Apparently there lias been no one thoughts and growing l»rt visited at Harley Seases Bun­ louslita fresh fresh and erowini?— —James ram^ A baptismal service will be held ited at John Woodman's last Sun­ day P. M. and evening. ago. The Navy, of course, docs not “t Washington big enough or bold j A. Garfield at Sugarbiuh lake, near the North day. , reveal whether or not it* surveys enough to choose one or more of! .. u .. . church on Sunday afternoon. Irving Mrs. Pearl Demond called on Mrs. of this region have been conjpleted processes and say to these that go to mike up a Successful and' delreired^h* 3 evening Rev. Sinclair Tae Old to Steal Lost Sunday Dwight Barnum last Wednesday. There was a moment of pathos Of the three islands occupied by squabbling factions "A plague । truly good life —Theodore Roosevelt •slivered • "• - the message at N. Irvfng Mrs. Irene Brooks. Mrs. H. A. and Glenn Miller preached at Beth­ recently in the Kansas City police Japan. Kbka has a splendid harbor on y°hf houses! We need syn-; ... d-dX h'nr.. ,i. , . , el chapel, south of Hickory Corners Woodman and Ruth visited Mrs. showup when a trembling old men Emma Bragdon last Wednesday and .«ufflctent level ground for mill- 'helic rubber In big quantities as; can do. and then do it with all our evening and report her a* getting huddled under the glare of lights at SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES tary airfields. It can be developed |fa5t *».** can get It. So we have j might.—Amelia D. Barr. along as well as expected. Mrs headquarters and peered hopelessly Into an excellent base. Altu and «l«ted the process which we be-1 , I AT COAST GUARD CAMP 1 Tlie Rev. Don M. Gury, rector ot Beverly of Kalamo is caring for her at the screen that made his ques­ Agatlu are of lesser importance but lle'e «>11 B»v* 05 ‘he best product | pose. paUen^cMtxy for*ita accom-1 tioners invisible to him. । Emmafiucl Episcopal church, con­ as Crystal is in the Ulla Post hos­ "William Wise. 71 years old. ex­ do have harbors suitable for small- wlth thr‘ greatest possible speed and 1 p|j*hn>ent. a resoluteness undaunted ducted the protestant worship sen-, pital at Battle Creek recovering; STONY POINT convict. 22 previous arrests, includer ahlpg. j8re 80i,,g "head on that basis and j by difficulties, and then success.— ice last Sunday evening nt U. S The Demond families attended! Coast Guard training camp at Clear The wretched weather' conditions (we d«™nd cooperation from thejFumhon. lake. Sadie Mae Palmer, pianist, h lhe Haywood family reunion at terday at Twelfth (tract and Grand in thi* section of the world restrict1 enUrp country in seeing that It No wtn(1 mak(M. |or hlm |h;t hwh and Cyntheal Reed, soprano, fur- j. Thornapple lake Sunday. avenue and put in JaU for attempt­ The "vnuna men Another one of our old neighbors. ed shoplifting," an official vote* the umIulnej* of bases in the outer; P^hcd through on schedule." no intended port t<J sail into.—Mon- rushed the music.- Thr enUstrtm MnL u>,‘ 8chanu- «*»*“ "" •' Aleutian area. Aerial patrol work. 1-he «ynthetic rubber program talgne. who have recently enlisted ennstea in in this this ; pennock ho«pUal Saturday P. M droned. important branch of the service "Why don't you live up to your for example, i* seldom practical ! »«• 3U",r*<1100 much • A purpose'^idSiies character name. Mr. Wise?" Lieut. William Moat of the Ume. it would be dan- |U°"' Production which should al- culture, position, attainment of every Gordon inquired. nrou* to start long-range bomber re,dy •* underway ta not even sort.-Munger. The old man blinked in lhe direc­ attacks from these bases because ;,t*rted. — ■H,. ... . “"‘■““v u,rse service* earn bunday - • ™-b-. tion from which the voice came. lhe devotion of thought to an evening, under auspices of the mln"1 guess I'm getting too old." he onest - arhiM.m«t w- the’ Ulttfol association, at request of the •' tbair craft back through fog and and An,erlca° boys on the drill achievement possible.—Mary Baker commanding officer iu the camo J?e,P.ondPT’*Prtal.npd ---------------------‘ Mrs Hoaara Demond entertained storm. In few other places in the Jwda and 'he far flung battle Eddy Catholic services each sunaay momworld is the weather w tempera- fronU «‘vl"8 thrir best to the NotWng b £hte?Td before is- be ‘ing n“ are aUo rovlded Attendance also Pprovided. Attendance [ Howard Demond Is nursing a very guass I'll give up. 1 can't steal any | sore thumb at present. It was partly ntore." “nT"”™ ""‘r. S™"” •‘"“’“a.Mta : severed from the hand by being 'That's a good idea," Gordon re­ Thia, above all.—To thine town self.1 caught in a spring tooth cultivator plied. * But. the vary factor* which re- ALTERATIONS needed _ ' n you wish success In life, make ■trlKt tllK I IKKf.ilnKa. r.f Ua.Ka It. • V-1 . . ' Agnes married a self-made man " Pp,*p'*,>nce your bosom friend, ex- And it must follow as the night the' rood ,or Poar ^..7* . oerlence vniir wtaa rnimulU. n.i.ration, also help to.protect them One-half of th* toilet articles used .m. -----7 ' Poor P*°P>« 10 New York, who ar* r^ird^n Th0U Ca,Ut nDl thfn “* ,aU« <« “>? 00 "U,t r,c,iv* 500 P°“nd» of food against attack. Except for con- make extensive alterations' >our guardian renfti*.-Addison. feniu- -Addison man -Bhokapeore. । ter minute. 'he United States. titan once demonstrated a willing- materials which will have to go innoble I theme. "Gods Government." nes* to take plenty of severe losses to ptant construction for lhe vari- Through deeds it ta that one lx -1 w-rK7T7av—------In exchange for strategically-located ou* processes. Certain oil com pan-1 cwncs !. ;:r~—„ comes «n an outcast, outcast. (Through deeds it Is that one >•- '’IJ!,.,O^,!’T,C,!'VR,CU bases, les *ay that they can use existing comes a noble.—Sutta. / i • ,n 1 *orsct the Ladles prayer Japan probably knows mole about facilities for the manufacture of । _______ J meeting Wednesday afternoon and there outer Aleutian positions than wyntbeUc plastics with very little [' Every ruan feels instinctively that u,e regular church prayer meeting [ all the beautiful sentiments In the each Wednesday evening. we do. She has had "fishing boat*" new building required. Other com­ । world weigh less than a single lovely' Young peoples' prayer meeting ln this area for years and without paiue* claim that their own prl- । action.—Jarties Russell Lowell j Friday evening at the home of Ar­ question has accurate and up-lo- vateiy developed processes can be -----------I thur McCall. 215 E. High sc. Goodness and philanthropy begin The last quarterly conference will date survey* available. The United put into production with only a work and never stop working be held Saturday evening nt the States, on the, other hand, started slight drain on critical materials. | with...................... reckoning is whnt AU reports . pewem ot hydravv.pbu .urvry. Olb.r. m poJUon lo Uww. cUlm ] All C" that is w-orth uXS«?Twmi2 “u ’ North mrnU Ining te'm .church “thu tm*",S ”mi Just Rscsivsd-Nsw Shipment of Boys' SLACK SUITS Blue, brown ond green mixtures ed and belted. Elastic Slocks are pleat­ inserts - in waist band. Shirts are short sleeve, rayon yoke, gathered bock. Sizes 6 to 12. a Straw Hat Specia A good assortment of this season’s models Values at ceiling prices to $1.98 Choice fl • > W X’- l!5 !!“ ■T"1 y6" m>p WATERS CLOTHES SHOP "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" HASTINGS MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY M, IHt HICKORY OORNKR8 Sympathy is extended to Rev. and Mrs. Wagleyy in the death of her e sister. Mrs. L-..„ Lewis Robinson ot Harbor Springs, who died recently tn a hospital at Petoskey, Recent weekend guest* of Mr. and when she slipped on the wet floor In {turned home Friday after spending visited their daughter at Lansing the washroom. A Hastings doctor j part of last week at the Swaddling Monday night and brought their' daughter of Battle Creek. Mr. and was called. She Is confined to her:farm. granddaughter home with them m . baud und., u» tan™, Mri WMW Mrs. Wallace Borden of Kalamazoo Rev. Wagtoy was called to Char­ were Bunday evening callers. | Tuesday at last week from Mt lotte Sunday afternoon to take Mrs. C. 8. Rcnncll* suffered a dis­ Rev. and Mrs Edward Swaddling [ p;euant where they had attended charge of a funtral. Rev. and Mrs. । located Joint last week Monday and two neighbor* of Gregory re- cumpmeetlng for two weeks. They Wagley's only son. 34 years old. was honorably discharged from the U. 8. army recently because Of ecxemx on hla tymds. Mra. Coral Anson and daughter and Mrs. Ruth Tcrpenuing of Pine lake called on Mr*. Clara Underhill Saturday afternoon. The senior* of the W. K. KeilCM Agricultural school class of IM haJ a get-together party at tha liwnc of Supt. and Mra. Oscar Harrington Friday evening. Mr* Mary Bartlett attended the ice cream social at Bunnell church Saturday evening. Albert Drake of near Hastings vis­ ited Mr and Mrs. Edward Bromley and family Sunday afternoon. by Ute hay fork striking her foot. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bugbee and Phyllis of near Hastings spent Sun­ day afternoon with Rev and Mra Harold Bugbee and daughter Betty. Little Eleanor Slmpeon had her, tonsils and adenoids removed last week Monday at Bernard hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott of Detroit silent the weekend at the 'njkoiyouAtufWiik WAR BONOS New Printed On Finish! Save Dollars! WARDS GREATEST 3-pc. MODERN BEDROOM Did you over hope to find such a beauti­ ful bedroom set ... at such a remark­ ably low price1 Jusf /ooA at fhe fea­ t ure»! Genuine plate glass minor I Gum­ wood construction with toast finish wal­ nut veneer effects! You get vanity, chest and bed—all in modern American streamlined styling! Save at Wards! remarked at lhe similarity ot the steel helmets worn by our boy* with those worn by German troops. These steel hats are protection from shrap­ nel fragments and other light ml»- New freshness and comfort foe your liv­ ing room AND priced amazingly LOW so you can buy it now! Carefully crafted, beautifully styled pieces, with rich wal­ nut finished carvings in gumwood! Plenty of roomy lounging space! Covered in at­ tractive multi-colored cotton tapestry' Get this August Sale savings nowl August Sale prices on fine furniture are a standing welcome to BUY AT SAVINGS! Lower than low ceiling pricesl Dozens of items, in trainload quanti­ ties have been bought for Wards 650 retail stores! Re­ sulting economies are passed on to you! Hurry to Wards band. Mr. and Mrs. James Slocum. Sunday. Mrs. Carroll Ftaher of Hastings was a weekend guest of Mr. ano Mrs. James Hammond and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Larabee and baby Connie Sue of Durand spen. I lhe weekend with her parents, the । IL J. Robinsons. Bobby, who had been a visitor there the past week, returned home with hte parents. for this August Sale! Save now on comfort for your home I Guest Chair Reduced! Big—Comfortable—and styled to fit the modem ce A French veterinarian. Dr. Thleulin, wa* the tint to study the sense of alght of tha cat. and be conaiden it clearly superior lo that of the dog or any other domestic animal He points out that tha cat can see its way at night because the Iris of the eye ia distensible, and it possesses highly developed tactile organs (v(- O‘lzl Its hearing is very fine, except kt blue-eyed white cals. Its sense of smell, though developed. Is not com­ parable to that of the dog. It is the samrf with the sense of taste, which gives to the cat impressions more (Jnpainted Chair Made from solid Hard­ wood! Smoothly finished I Paint it in your favorite color! Price reduced I |j | The sense of touch, on the other band, is most refined, most exquisite, for tn addition to the aforementioned Folding Play Yard Let baby play with no worry to mother I Save on this roomy piey yard! ss gay patterns for any room I 5 Pc. SOLID OAK DINETTE You'll KNOW Words low price gives you big savings but examine this suite and you’ll sec the QUALITY! The solid oak table and chairs are finished in your choice of Limed Oak or Harvest Brown! Table extends to 33 by 55 inchest Box seat chairs arc upholstered ia red imitation leather! WARDOLEUM RUG SALE! Enjoy the bright beauty cf this easy-toe'ean floor covering! And compare the weight and quality of Wardoleum with other makes! Assorted patterns! Wardoleum by-the-yard gives you a beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spencer and family spent the weekend in Quine,. Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Morris and family visited Ira Chaffee of Quim­ by Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Campbell visited at John Ourd'a Sunday. Preaching every Sunday at 10 new minister. Prayer meeting tach Wednesday evening. , SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Mr. and Mra. James Wilcox, Luelta Schurer, and Mary Dunn at­ tended the orange picnic at Gun lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens and Mr>. Lucy Olson of Grand Rapids came Saturday evening to assist in , the earing for her sister. Runlet Hoyt, who is iU. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Turner and family and Mr. and Mra Al Cosier and family of Hint spent tlie week­ end with their parents, afco Mr. and Mrs. Jamas OHrer and daughter n Eunice, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis 2 Pcs.. MODERN TAPESTRY Ward* still hava the things your home needs! And you Dont forget the pioneer pignlp al Bunnell tending. Fair teks, July M. All welcome. Capt. Wheelock and daughter of Washington. D. C„ spent WedBte day evening at John HoughlaUiw's; on Sunday they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Sam Houghtallng of Buttle Joan, Olenn and Jean Bishop of Charlotte visited from Friday un­ til Sunday with their grandparents Mr. antf Mrs. Dan Douglass. Mrs. Rankin Hart of Brush Ridge district spent Saturday with hat parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. Mary Dunn began working for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheldon of Hastings Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Lord of Bat­ tle Creek were Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oaks. .. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn were in ‘ every time you fill a R stomp book Lansing Saturday on business, their ! you are buying protection for an son. Kenneth, returning iiosna with American soldier. Invest at least them for the weekend. ,ttj ten percent of your income in War Bonds every pay day. Help your community reach ks War Bond EXTRA LARGE—Reduced for August Sale! still get the savings you’d expect at Wards! Yes! Wards M». and Mra. O. te ruined Mr. and 1 and Mr. and Mra. home With them to spend lhe week. Saturday evening two cars bad a collision just north of th* Hattie Johnson residence on M-37. One car belonged or was driven by Frank Glover of Middleville; in lhe other were Mr. and Mra. Oeorgo Grebe of Rutland. Both cans were damaged but no one seriously injured. Soma varieties of bask beetles art monogamous while others art polyg­ amous. With the former, it is tha feminine beetle which digs Um "bri­ dal chamber" and is then Joined by her male consort With the latter, builder. He soon gathers about him a number of "wives.** In either case, the "wives** proceed to dig tunnels out from the "bridal chamber,” the number of these depending upon the nel*. the mother beetles lay their eggs. Sometimes, a "family” spends the entire summer egg-laying sea­ son In a single diggings, but in othfour times, borl.ig out a new abode and laying more eggs tach time. The polygamous male usually spends ncl, pushing out borings and defend­ ing his insect harem. Often be dies or Is killed there, blocking the entrance against his foe with bis body. Tha bill* vampire bat has s bid psme all the way from Mexico to Brazil. For its alas, it probably rates ss tha meanest * critter" ia the Ani­ mal Kingdom. Omit ’Obey* In *1135 Lucy Stone caused quite a sensation by demanding that the word "obey** be omitted from mar­ riage services. FOUR CERTAINTIES 6x9 rug.... 7ftx9 rug.. 9x10!i rug. 2. Eternal Life Through Acceptance of Christ Panel Baby Crib Full panel decorated crib with adjustable spring I S<- II MONTHLY PAYMINT PLAN te •tegeyee weri . . Inlteidon Felt Back! Reduced! Marble pattern floor covering... with col •1 or* that go through to the JK *( (jCw CATALOG ORDER SERVICE MONTGOMERY WARD PHON! 2704 But as many a* received Him. to them gave He poi to become the sons of OOd. 3. Rejectors of Christ Jesus Perish Forever. He that bellevrth not the Son shall not see life (spl but the wrath of God nbitfeth ou him. GULL LAKE BIBLE FILLO1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, ■««»========* | ten testamentary Issued, order UmIRT HOUSE NEWS tdng settlement entered, petition for 7 I hearing claims filed, notice to cred- JVLT It. 1H» I EIGHTY COUNTY WOMEN AN AMERICAN "POWER HOUSE raOBATS COURT Wffl.ntod. order admitting wlU en- 1 w John w craven of nJed ttt Philip 6. Sparta. Final acHaU. p^uon and oroountlng filed1, waiver of notice filed. J nlfl] ortre a^dng rraldue entered. .Igat. Fred B. Wise. Bond of ad*\ J mlnlstrator filed, letter* of adminEst. Thomas Gorham. Bond or , igtration issued order limiting setu*t*m1enUr* ti.ment entered, notice to creditor* Issued. order limiting settlement1 lvuetj ■ entered, petition for hearing claims Eat William H. Birman. Warrant filed, notice lo cred I ton Issued. and Inventory filed. Est. Frank Elston. Annual ac­ E*t. Lola Wieland. Bond of guar­ count filed. dian filed, order releasing surety entered. count Hied, order for publication and Inventory filed. EsU Anna Scott Bond of admin­ Est. Anna M. Boice. Order allow­ istrator filed, letters of administra­ ing claims entered. .tion Issued, order limiting settle­ Est. Janet Randall. Order allow­ ment entered, notice to creditors u- ing claims entered?* Est. Altoe Hoyt. Order allowing, Eat. Anna Scott Bond of admin­ claims .entered, petition for license | istrator filed, letters of adflnUtra- to well filed, order for publication । tlan Issued. order limiting settle­ entered. . ment entered, notice to creditors isEst. James E Babbitt. Oath be—ri , 'fore sale filed, bond on sale filed. Est. Willard M. Cole. Final ac-: rrport of nled co!fn‘ *“lw of E»‘ ’P Co“°IL n,ial accounI order allowing account entered dis- nJed w2iver of notice filed, order I । .Middleville — Mra. Glenn Allen. chMrge °f adndnl*‘raWr lssued' «■ assigulng residue entered, discharge ■ Mrs. Myrta Jackson. Mra. Cha*. late enrolled. i of administrator Issued, estate en­ : Robertson. Mr*., Harry Stimson, Est. Mary A. Knickerbocker. Pell-' ro]ied i Mra. Robert Tolan. Mra. Ray Potto. 'rr I “ w“»> I’"11"”’ • Woodland — Mrs. Victor Benner, oi »oU<» nled, order .pixdoUn, .d- Io, delenolneUon <d heir, Wed. oei Mr*. Lester Brumm, Mr*. Welby mlnUU.Ior enured, brmd of edmln-, j,, pijWk,tl„, entered. ie,Ui Crockford. Mra. Guy Kanuier. Mrs. tiled, letter, oi *dnUnUn; , o( lurt , Carl'Scofield. Uon Issued. Inventory filed, final j, , t . Delton—Mrs. Earl Boulter, Mrs. account filed, order allowing ac- MUNICIPAL COURT handle Its rapidly-growing fleet. A recruiting officer will be at the Post Office each Monday. !i lo II a. m. Zora Boulter. Mra. Leon Dunning count entered, discharge of admin- [ Jennings Risner, of Orangeville. Mrs. Margaret, Garrett. Mrs. Henry tetrator Issued, Issued. estate estate enrolled. enrolled. ', faced faced Judgt Judge Cortri'ght in Municipal [, . . „ u , ' Istrator 1 Germaine. Mrs. Robert Louden. Mr*. Est. Samuel F. Zerbc. Bond of , court Saturday, and admitted that! Injured himself, but William WalkPENNOCK HOSPITAL NEWS Madeline Norman. Mr*. Rose Pierce. executor filed, letters testamentary ' he had operated a motor vehicle cr- w,l° was *lth bim. suffered - KIWANIS SOFTBALL Babies bom al the hospital dur- Mrs. Ferris € Quick. Mra. Merle issued. order limiting settlement en- , without the required operator's ; bruises and lacerations, and was LEAGUE ing Hie past, .week are: a daughter Schley. schiev ‘ tend, notice to creditors Isaued. Issued. , license. the u» usual *en-------------,o * Battle Creek hospital for Standings standings tered, license. He was. assessed UK UB. ta -------- -------------—.----------W to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erway. Jr., I ’ Cloverdale—Mr*. Welton Brook*. Willard Moffitt. Testimony »4 50 as costs in his case, ahd paid. • Irealtnent. Balch wn* brought to Hasting* Cleanprs 3 of freeholders filed, license to sell i State Troopers Dell and Haap*lanla‘l here. Saturday he was tak- Walldorff Furniture ... .3 0 1.000 route 1 and a son to Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Bernard DeGolla. Everett Gallup. 310 E Walnut on issued. I Of Battle Creek, late Friday afteF- «» «»»«<» Municipal court, admitted (Western wmrra AUlo Auto .. .. ; .2 1 .657 July 23. A boy to Mr. and Mrs 1 Naahville—Mr*. Frank J Kellogg. Est. James E. Babbitt. Testimony noon, arrested Leon A. Balch. 51, char«e. and wo* assessed a fine Trethric Anrfc Agency .. , i 2 333 Arthur Baker. Middleville. July 24: । Dowling—Mra. Orin Cole. Mrs. of freeholder* filed, license to sell also of that city, for driving a car :of nt »7 3S- a"<l Bl’en 30 ---------------c ~ ■ * Howard Drake. Mr*. Lewis Otis. Commercial Printers 0 issued. • while intoxicated. He was picked da>» >n Jail U be falls to pay. Bellevue—Mr» Ward Cole. R. 3. Roth Furniture 0 _________________________ 3 .000 route 1 and a boy to Mr. and Mr*. Est. William H. Birman. Proof of up east of Assyria Center, where lie I Clifford Carey. 21. of VermontScores Inst week: Hastings Clean­ Terrance Doyle. Freeport on July Mr*. Laurence Holcomb 3. Mrs. Fred will filed, order admitting will en- had driven a car off a steep, high , hro..,,hl llltn MssMiri.wal ers—7. Commercial Printers—5; 26. also a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hyland 3. Mra. Albert Jones. Mrs. tered. bond of executor filed, let- bank into a ditch. He was not much vUle' *’* brought into Municipal Western Auto—IV, Trethric—3. . Bernard Tasker. Lammers. Delton on Ute 28th. , 1 court Monday a charge of recki Vermontville • riiiiuuiruir— —Mra. mn«. Harold ■ »—• Jone*. .utu... i Medical patients whose condition* ; Mr, r . j Mankcr llk.'■ ■------ ■■1 —■ tII Icm driving. He was ordered to pay * July 31. Trethric - Commercial nre reported a* good are: Thomas ‘ lioater-Mrs' Lee KiUlck Mrs spend 20 days In jail- He win pick­ Printers; August 3. Roth-Commer- Loftus. Freeport, route 1: John Sc- jamc, Nevins Mrs Thomas Olsed up by Nashville officers after n ctai Printers; August 4. Walldorff- button. Nashville, route 3. dis- hewsky. Mra. John Venema. charged Tuesday: Arden Schantz., Augusta—Mra Ward Moon Mrs long chase through the street* of Western Auto. End of End of Nashville, route 2: William Carr. Thomas PhlUlpson. Mra. Oien Prouthat village. He was accused of routc 1: Miss Frances Laird. 520 W. ‘ ty . driving at a 50 mile rate. Month Month Court, Spanliib and Mr*.Moracco Frank Bamre, Lake । iilekery Comers - Mra. Blanch : Spanish Morocco, always destined Odessa I Kelley. British Guiana I lo play a part in Mediterranean conSurgical patients are: Mrs. Ho-British Guiana is about the size | Mcts, again looms a* a danger spot. ward Frost. 801 W. Bond: Jacob CHARLTON PARK It may become a’— landing al Englund. Scotland and Wales— " ------ u-------------J'--------place -" ‘ for Strodtbcck, route 2; Raymond A* you know the Barry county I Axis troops and ba* a population of 344.000. . headed for the Libyan . Shultz, route 5: Plovd Martin. 1430 . supervisors some six years ago The Mazarunl diamond field* are 1 war.thcatcr. S. Jefferson; Mrs Ezra Brovont. ' authorized a Barry County Pioneer WOMENS WASH DRESSES extremely rich but almost inacces- ■ The British licet bars the Axis 919 E. Railroad; Mrs Mall Arm- Museum but never have been In a Sixes 32 to 50. Voiles and Prints sible. In one year—the largest thus , supply line* from the heel of lhe strong. Lake Odessa: Mrs. John Hol-; poalUon to provide housing for h far—214,474 carats ot British Guiana j Italian bout Another possible route comb. Clartsvllle and Mrs. Albert, at t,u? P“rk How*'er- 0115 museum One Rack of BETTER DRESSES | fus-s been continually growing. Wlthdiamonds were produced. That is to Libya is that through Spain, to Reed, route 1. in the last month among otiter more than $3,000,000 worth of spar- Spanish ■ • — Morocco and then across Vaiuea'up to 8 50 with sale tags that save you articles has been added a reaper, the desert into the Italian possesfrom 25*1 to 50% elevated oven stove. Edison phono­ British Guiana possesses one of .Sion. graph. two-time hand hay fork, a the world's great natural wonders— At present the Rock of Gibraltar, WOMENS SLACK SUITS ‘ wall case containing a beautiful Kaictcur falls. It is only 150 miles proud and dctlant with gun emplace­ greatly reduced.some as low as made of wool yarn, another MAKE EVERY ' ' wreath from Georgetown, the capital, but ments bristling, is the chief stum­ made of human hair, an early radio. has been seen by few white men 1 bling block to such a move. a tomahawk, a tnixlei of 1857 cast PLAY SUITS PAY DAY The trip from Georgetown to Kaci*■ As cariv early a* as 1937 1937. when r:< Generalis­ ; iron heating stove and many other made from prints leur and return takes seven days simo Francisco Franco was making I smaller articles. Charles Wetoaert of his greatest headway against the j Kalamazoo has offered many other motor car and launch. Tho falls Loyalist troops. Germans were PLAY SUITS article* but wishes to have have a sheer drop of 741 feet, mak­ building troop barracks and fortifi­ building to contain them. JOIN THE PAY ROLL made from shantung . cations in Monaco* for possible use ing them five times as high as * SAVINGS PLAN * Niagara! In an African campaign. Bardla Washable Spun Rayon Skirts -i Bardla. port of Libya, is a part in pastel shades at only of the old region of Barca or Barka in North Africa, more anciently GIRLS WASH DRESSES known as Cyrenalca. Successively belonging to lhe Greeks. Romans. 3 to 14 made from prints and gingham ... > W W7 • iw ■ J M Jd • Friday and Saturday JOO £95 £39 BOND DAY £95 JL 36" Fast Colored Print In striped, checks and plain at STEVENS CRASH 16“ all linen ....................................... DRAPERY CLOTH BLEACHED OUTING BLEACHED OUTING 36" Cloth Window Shades fast color, light green, complete ....................... Womens and Mens All Linen handkerchiefs (China made* at ............. Fancy Guest Towels and TUrktsh towels 22x38 at . Rayon Fancy Trimmed Slips 00 79' 19' 23' 50' 15' 19' 50' 25' 25' £00 WOMENS GOWNS Batiste and Crepe------------- Rayon Panties ond Batiste All Silk Knee Length Hose also full length Rayon hose Full Fashioned Rayon Sheer 25' 39' 89' AUCTION SALE As I have sold my place and moved to a different location, I am offering my household furniture at Public Auction at the Sherd Sparks Shop at 112 East Court St. on SATURDAY, AUG. 1,1942 Starting at l^o'clock, I offer the following articles HOUSEHOLD Wolnut dining room suite, complete Dropleaf table Kitchen cabinet 6 good oak chairs Library table Breakfast tabic and 4 chairs Table* top AB gas stove 2-piece velvet living room suite Occasional arm choir 2 end tables Coffee table 2 electric stand lamps 6 tube Zenith electric radio, arm chair model Aetna table model radio Universal electric washing machine Hoover electric vacuum sweeper 9x12 rug 9x12 rug pad Brown metal bed, coil spring arid innerspring mattress Vanity dresser, stool and chest of White baby bed and crib complete. Join Our Blanket Club! •■PURREY" Rayon, Colton and Wool Blankets, 72x84 satin bound, pastel shades C QE 95c down. 50c In ten payments ...., Smail white dresser and wardrobe Three-quarters brown metal bed and good set of coil springs Plywood corner stand 2 metal beds 2 commodes New coil springs Bedside table Sewing cabinet FURNITURE 'Exclusive, but not expensive" HASTINGS part of the Barbaray States when U. S. navy guns raked its shores early In last century. Port Bardla or Mer­ ia Suleiman wa* a German U-boal base in World War I until Allies de­ stroyed It In April. 1910. The adja- rnous Pchtapolte or "Five Cities”— Bernice (Bcqgazi), Arsinoe. Barca, Apollonla (Mini Susa) and Cyrene. The port of Barca became Ptolemals. later known as Tolrotnela. Prickly Heat Rash During hot weather a baby often has a prickly heat rash. To relieve this, give the baby a sponge bath adding one teaspoon ot baku.g soda to each quart of water. And Broader Feature. J Tlie ears get larger, the nose gets longer and broader, jnd the mouth get* wider as. one grow* older. The curlous age. changes in the dimen»ion* of Uicse facial organs, suffldent to change materially the appearnnee of the individual, have been established by Dr. Ates Hrdlicka, curator ot physical anthropology of the Smithsonian instltution. by measurements at thousand* of men and women—while "Old Americans." Pueblo and other Indians. Eskimo* and Negroe*. ' When one meets an old friend aft- WILL OFFER FOR SALE, ON FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 30 & 31, ALL OF THE DISHES, SILVERWARE & KITCH­ EN WARE. ALSO NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES WHICH WERE USED IN FURNISHING THE FULLER HALL. Many other articles too numerous to mention This will be your opportunity to fill TERMS OF SALE — Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY Farm Living More Healthful Figures compiled by Dr. James 3. Short of the New Ydrk Postgraduate Medical achool, agree with the old contention that farm living is more healthful than city living. Fifty­ seven per cent of rural people and 68 per cent of c|ty dwellers use to­ bacco. Forty-two per cent of rural and 60 per cent of city populations use alcohol About 1 per cent of rural as contrasted to 7 per cent of the city dwellers have a pulse rate in whot you need in dishes, etc. We will sell these dishes ond silverware one piece or more, ALL SALES CASH. LOREN BOYES, Propr. DEWEY REED. Auctioneer JOHN BIRMAN, CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clarks • ' great deal In the task of starting swimmers. A number of youngsters ’ have become quite proficient swlm! mers. instead of being only begtn| ners. Marjorie Stanley does un ex­ | eeltart job tn irutructing It is planned to end the summer | playground with a picnic at the Temple park on Aug. 7. 'nil* will be u family style picnic. Ices, cream wUl be furnished. Those children I *Ho*e families cannot come may bling sandwiches and dishes, and --------------— hot dishes will be furnished. The craft shop will exhibit things made during tlie summer and games and contests will be held. vague unfamiliarlty about his fea­ ture* , which cannot easily be ex­ plained. "You've changed somehow. Dignity !> Associated but I can't say Just where," is a With Prestige, Honor common remark. Part of the People are apt lo have a mistaken I change, it Is probable. Is due to these altered dimension* of the Idea of true dignity. They sometimes associate it with the stiffness, sever­ ; mouth. nose. ity and frigidity of the Nineteenth I Among lhe white “Old Ameri- century and even the first decade of [ cani.",say* Dr. Hrdlicka. "both the the Twentieth. Dignity then seemed nasal breadth and length increase* to connote an aloofness, an Inslstduring adult life, but the increase in ence upon deference, a cold detach­ breadth exceeds agptewhat that in ment that could not but repel ashen length. With Hie ears, conditions it did not actually irritate. Most of । nf*.reveri*d—Ince***® more in , UI terprej atgnity today oeauus m interpret dignity today as as a abacked beauLU’----------*'r ,*n“ h- Bo,th 0,6 p“eWo» and tiful serenity, a something | other Indians .how similar condl- by lofly purpose, a striving for that Uons. and at least as pronounced. purpole ^th calmness, stateliness P* J,?1? * ““ n°‘* ,nd and «ood ch««r- Dignity In these breadth of the ears increase with I democratic days need not be withage but slightly: the nasal breadth, I out optimism, friendliness and enhow»v»r nrsrl «ha aar lanalh In. .. ... however, and the ear length In­ thusiasm.. In full measure. We may crease decidedly.” couple enthusiasm willi dignity, for The effects of age on the mouth. it tills fine quality is applied to any De. Hrdlicka pointed out, arc even plan as an energizing force, it must more marked than those of lhe nose. contribute fts share of dignity to the undertaking. Golf Ball Speed Dignity has been described as a Gelling hit on the head by. a goU behavior which wins prestige: and ball an Instant after it lakes flight with prestige the mind associates from the tec ca»i!y might write ' Un­ honor, repute and distincflon. Digis” to one's life. This is indicated by research which appears to prove antithesis of pettiness, small mind­ that such a ball. If struck by an edness and meanness. It is a term ■ expert, is traveling at a speed of nowadays aligned with the finer around 150 miles nn hour! And the aspects of personal and public con­ head of lhe dub is moving nt a bet­ duct, winning for those who prac­ ter, than 100-milC’pcr-hour velocity tice It a very sincere respect Nor. just before impact with lhe balL docs dignity imply slowness of These findings were mode possi­ thought or speech, or action. We ble by trick photography in which discover this fine quality In many a pictures of a driver in action were phase of human achievement There taken at one 1-lOOlh of a second in­ is a dignity in attaining some de­ tervals. Bobby Jones was the text sired result in a worthy manner. ntujrel. Dignity, likewise, may come In tha completion ot a plan, though that Food* Gelatinized Mr*. Mildred Giaxc Cook of Chase plan be lhe fruits of a passing But if, in building that Sanitarium. Calif., has developed a dream. method for keeping foods looking drcam into a reality our structure < fresh while being exhibited al fairs is based on foundations of meanness and pettiness, the dignity is lessened and other displays. All the liquids are gelatinized. And all the foods, or vanishes entirely. including berries, an# vegetables like sliced tomatoes, are heavily First Labor Dispute in coated with a gelaUn mixture of Eady Biblical Times three tablespoons at dry gelatin to Tlie first labor dispute of any im­ one cup of water. Even the meats, fried eggs and hams, surfaces ot port happened in biblical time* dur­ . ln« ‘he building ot tlie Tower of Bagrapefruit and those ... of'potatoes and peas are coated. The gelatin mix- ' bel when, according to Scripture, . ture wa* Polled In order to lengthen b*® Lord confounded lhe common the lime before it would grow mold language of the tribe*, making It ] Impotaible for them to understand .... ................................................ One another. Whether the unhappy ' Si ending of thi* heavenly bound proji cct might be deemed a strike of | workers against their employer*, a | sympathetic walkout or a lockout en! gineered by the owrfers remains a I moot question. ! In the United State* the first strike 1 on record involved a group of jour­ neyman printer* who in 1788 sought I a minimum wage of $6 weekly. There had been earlier protests here । and as for back a* 1740 in England; these, however, were more .in the nature of political risings. Work , stoppage* with a marked social *igI niflennee were nut apparent until the 1 induitrial revolution brought about lhe ri»c of large-scale industry. Accurate rccurds of strikes and lockouts have come into being since 1880 both here and abroad. The gen| eral strike which gripped England I following the coal-mining dispute in 1928 was the most alarming ever 1 experienced in the British Isles. It affected more than 2.500.000 persons, of whom nearly 00 per cent were In­ ! voived in aynfjfathetic strikes. 6 rocking chairs Fernery Vanity dresser 5 straight chairs 3 mattresses Cabinet Foot stools and hall tree Round table 3 feather ticks Baby bassinet, new Birch dressing table ond bench Laundry cose C ■ •• Card• table Bathroom scales Night stand Double wash tubs 3 good stepJadders Tennis racket and frame 5 mirrors Couch Davcnpott Telephone corner stand Hassock Whatnot BB gun 2 pr. roller skates Set golf clubs ond bag Cream can Fruit cans Lawn mower Pick axe 1-8 h.p. Emerson electric motor Thor electric washer Wheelbarrow ‘ * hoae 75 *ft. garden Shovel *Some small tools 2 tubs Dishes Some of these goods are nearly new and all are in good condition. Frandsen^s j-------------------------- . JULY 8ELECTEEH ! ATTEND M. 8. C. COURSE j AWAIT INDUCTION PlaVgrOUIld Not«l I Tlw following eighty Barry county' ^■‘*.±^*^1-11 11 .... ' I women who are local leader* of wiio passed their examination and, are awaiting induction early In o"d ‘ Home ‘Extension groups are attend­ August l* one enlistee. Harn' T. “*’8« d nU,lar baseball leagues steriea Ing a short course at Michigan Blate Young of Hastings. ioff wl‘h eTer> indication that the College this week on scholarships Other* are: Thoma* Edvard Melcaln »• HUI 'U^!4.0L^d provided by the Barry Co. Health Phariln, Hastings; Bertram Lewis major league and that the Food Dept—Kellogg Foundation. O'Donnsll. Hastlnga; Max LeRoy Center team la the brat in HasUnga—Mra. Herman Anderaon. Storey, Nlfoa; Robert Hamilton Hen- . a* Prague. However the games are Mra. Jerry AiidnierMr*. Floyd ney. Hastings; Alton Francis McP ckwer than in the first nan­ mour, Mr*. Dan A»halter. Ohan, Hastings; Ival Warren Mr-! Yesterday a bicycle hike waa held. Harry P. Brown. Mr*. Clarence Ilvaln. Flint; Edward E. Thwaltra, ending at Thornapple lake with u Hastings; GletM Lloyd Frederickson swim along with those coming out ' Ben Cowles. Mrs Glen Densmore. Freeport: Gordon Walter Castle,' In the bus. Today lhe age 7 to Mrs Guy Frwies*. Mr*. LaFloy Delton; James Lincoln Bowerman. ’ 10 group are hiking up river. Greenfield. Mra. Fay Green. Mrs Hastings; Cecil Roscoe Fair. Belle- 1 Swimmer* In Hie group will meet Victor Kenney. Mra. Maurice Ing­ vue; Olio Pwcol Kuball. Hastings; i lhe bus at the Bite* factory on re­ ' ram. Mr* Elite Kelley. Mra. Omo Floyd Iles School*. Delton; Alfred ' turn and'will go for their regular Knowles. Mra. J. L. Merriam. Mr*. DeWitt Marks. Hasting*: Frank! weekly awim. Rev. Oury conduct* | Robert MeOlocklln. Mr* Geo. Slo­ Ray WOUdstra. Nashville: Earl J.' these hikes. cum. Mra. Glenn A. Swift. Mr*. Capppn. Hastings: John Junior. Next Tuesday there wtU be a I Richard Slocum. Mr*- Burl Will. Weyeftnan. Hasting*: Florian Ralph wienie roost for the Utile loUu ot j Hasting* R. R.—Mr*. Laurence Batik. Delton: Robert Kenneth Oor- I the playground* al RevP Gury1* ut*b■ Beadle 4. Mr*. Hale Carpenter 2. ham, Hastings: Glen don Emmanuel door fireplace Mra. Ifawrenee Christiansen 5. Mr*. Woodruff. Hastings; LeRoy Caster- i D..rlni. [lu. ,wo weeks In ad' A. C. Clark 5. Mixa Emily Edger 1. Une. Battle Creek, and Wilbur HlUte , d "““J““ ‘Xr Wednesday ThXttey swims, there will be . Mr*. Ralph Kenney 2. Mr*. Kenneth Jorgensen. Middleville. Duane White Kelsey 3. Mrs Eldon Matthews 3. • Mrs. Walter C. Rivers 3. Mr*.'Harry Rizor 3. Mr*. Albert Stauffer 1. Mra Middleville for induction. |oul Thomapple tomorrow. Ie>*vChester Tompkins 4. Mra. Cha*. | Ing at lhe usual time. The addltlonTownsend 3. Mr*. Clyde Warren 1Age Brings Bigger Ears al swim for tlie under lo age group Mr* Russell Whittemore 5. .' THE HOME LUMBER CO & <rt urban dwellers hava enlarged heart*. High blood pressure la equally prevalent in both popula- �TUB HAMTINGB BANNER, THUMDAY, JULY 36, 1843 |Maj. Faulkner ta Visit PERSONAL MENTION d the Bird-Van Bycte re- ‘outing in northern Michigan. SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS «lh>n it Milham park, Kalamalno,' Mr*. D l. Christian and Miss ■ ir. i-. Arnold F.D ...................... ............................................ Major Faulkner, son of ______ Banday. . Charlotte Lake wert in Grand Rap00008S080 ‘ Representative and Mr*. EH1* IRYING Mar*hall Furrow, Bob Clark, id* Monday. I The staff of the Barry County: The July bridge dinner is being Faulkner. Delton, will visit htt par-1 Mr, Nsil lias Mra. Mary Dodge ot Freeport waa , Barbara and Jlaine Walton, Gordon Sothard. Herbert Whitworth 1 MY. and Mra. Elza Carlin and son, a dinner guest last Thursday of Mr. daughters of Mr. and Mra. Richard and a friend from Battle Creek left Richard, attended the Gene Autry! Health Department-Kellogg Foun­ held al the Country Club this eve- enu Thursday and Friday, aceoni-; frotn__________ : and Mra. victor Bisson. j Welton, spent two weeks visiting Mr. Saturday night for a canoe-camp- Hying A. Rodeo in Chicago Bunday. dation and their families held a ning. the committee in charge be- [ ponied by hi* wife and two children Chicago which *1 picnic July m 23 at uu Gov Mra. H. 8. Gaskill relumed Friday and Mrs. Herman Sleloff of De- inc trio uo in the wild* ot Canada. . c. of St. Clair, and; )« ““>■ Thursday. uuiz ’-­ ing Mr. and Mra. Leslie Hawthorne Ann Louise and Tommy. Major for him to get ui? up mi wum* iv. mm , Horace Diamond enunent beach -----Gun lake Guest* •— -e. Guests from Hillsdale where she spent a trolt. Mr*. La Moina Henney attended Cha*. Harte of Hoasmore, HL. were ------- away wr. the MW. mnt chairmen. Mr. 4nd Mr*. Roy Hub- Faulkner, now stationed at Camp'on furlough, bard, Mr. and Mr* Einar Frandsen, Davi*. N. C.. was recently promoted | Mr MnL “"-■■yyi 01 tl,e. «”•“ ”* “■? ?'■“ DeVru-, .nd Km- Mr. and Mr*. Cedric Mvfty. Mr. and I to hl* present rank from that of ,n-n, mdsy .. । irf noiurfWi P«t------T.... ---IK.--------- r— - —«r—Ik. .„A mer oi of inc the oiaic 8ute vnppieu crippled Chll- Mr* Glenn Monica. Mr and Mrs captain. gtn 7 “ 7 ■ ■ '—- i^viM _— .1 --------- 3 — mci Geor|e. Mr. and Mra. Harry Brown, Lane spent Sunday in Allegan. ( em. Battie Creek. Sunday. | jpyed »everal round* of golf at the drcn>M Commission. Lansing, anc Walter Stanley. । ( LOVERDALE ’ * ‘ | Mr and Mra. Bert Mr. and Mra Otto Tteta. and Mr 1 Mr*. Clair McKee b in Wakelee Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewb spent Hastings Country Club. I M1M Hcinltelman of the U. 8. Chll’ and Mrs. Walter Riven attended caring for her father. W. J. Aker- . The New Idea Club met withMra. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Enzian of Middleville and Mr. and L, the weekend in Ypsilanti lhe guest* , Mr. and Mrs Don Fisher and Mr. | dren’s Bureau. Washington, D. C. lhe funeral of Leon Paustie in Do- ly. who is ill. — James Silsbee and Mra. Frederick Florida called on Mr. and Mrs Ar- . ? ,™n Rapids 1 and Mra. Dwight FUher were at • • '» trolt Tuesday. | Mr*. Burton Baldwin of Onon- ‘of Mr. and Mra. Steven Karnje*. , “ Mra. Willard Lawrence .ca,lV* ho^* Mr. and Mrs. James Heney-and i Traverse City over the weekend. *" - entertain- Palmer last Thuraday. eleven mem- thur Johncock Wednesday evening Chariene Wenger jotf Nashville h;d*g> and mother. Mra. Jessie Bush lho ed the girls of the Mr. and Mr*, ber* being present to enjoy the 6:30 I Mr anrt M«,i— [Tr*vU- who ba»n lU. v • Club at a farewell party for Mr*, i dmner t, u» । itlon____ with her'Pf Battle Creek, called on Mr. and ’ spending a week's _yacat._ Mr. and Mrs. Cart Hula and i w ■ - L. Mra. Edwin Smith Monday and on grandparents, Mn and Mra. R. spent Sunday with her parents Nashville. vUited Pvt Fay St*up on Friday. ‘ .j? I guests of Mr. and Mra. Lester Mr. and Mra. Alien Pender Tuea- »t 1 Camp Crowder, Mo., last week. it Winslow. Yankee Springs. Mis* Genevieve Rider of Akron, d X ®und“y' , 1 MU. Jean Brower .pent lhe week-' O^o. came Saturday for a vMl with [ winning scores Being turned in oy, lowing the business meeting the Miss Barbara P^ixmo ot Grand day. Mr. and* Mrs. John Belaon a Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bauer left ,.ir ana Mra mwira Lamuocu . Mi*. Richard Brower and Mra. balance of the evening wa* spent In I M,n H*nt®y Ding* and Luvina Rbplds ha* relume^ home aftc < in Ghleago with Mbe Mary Cos- | ------- Garden flowers ---------------------------------[ a *octal Ume. 5l*nl »n Vicksburg. ------- — ipendtng two week* wit*Ith *her -----------grand-- Friday for Houghton lake where. end teilo of Grand Rapid*. | Mr ,nrf Tlmothv Hm !S. ’ri." ... I Bernard Apsey spent but week | and bkby of Kalamazoo are *r“ - [ were used about the room*. The mother. Mr*. Frank He Mis* Barbara Thayer of Detroit ' Posts of Ionia. -----Bnd 1 girl* presented Mra. Boyes with a Mrs. R. E. Flnnie entertained with with hl* grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. and aUo visited his mother. Mra i Ing their vacation with Mr.----- lovely gift. Mr*. Walter Powell and children1 Mr. and Mra. Earl Bumford spent I » dessert bridge at her home on W. i Bernard De Golla. . - Ida BeUon. left Monday for a two week»l^lsit[ last week Friday in Kalamazoo vU- and Mbs Grace Rekkord spent’ Mra. Charles Leonard at Podunk • • • [Center St., yesterday afternoon Several have received letters from i Mr. and Mra James Nani have from Friday until MondayUn Bal­ with her parent* at their luminr ,rr tiling the former's sister and broth* timore, Md„ visiting Pvt. Roy lake. Mbs Esther Doty entertained a lionoring her guest. Miss Evelyn Catherine Penneb staling that she been in altendancs at ths Bibta Mr*. George Devlin < Aletha Pul­ number of Hastings teachers at an । Bailey of Lexington. Ky. home on fjike Huron In Canada. •er-ln-law. Mr. and Mra. Charles Thayer who Is stationed at Aber­ iu busy oashting her brother In ids I* ajwlsting tils conference at Gull Gull laka lak*. ler) and children have returned to all-day party Thursday. July 23, at' • • • i----- >—. — Mr*. R. H. Loppenthien U vUitlng | Dunham. deen. their home in Columbus. Ohio, after several fr!?nd* ^luncheon^PYiday ' Mrs Droo,“ »nd Mr*. Ber- ’ theU*picnic'under trawTln uw relative* and friend* tn Ludington.1 Mr. and Mra. ,C. D. Bauer reMr*. Harold Pierce b spending a visiting relatives here and in Jack- tendance were Mra. Morrb Hill, several friends at luncheon Friday nard She will remain for two we*ka. [turned Monday night from a trout are |n Lansing attend-' village and conserved tha eg* it week with her daughter, Mra. GerHasting*: Mra. Leo Boyce. Mr* ™ Cc'"- "UM >»'• •*-» » ,0 ■» aJtato. ’ Dr. and Mr* Ray Flnnie and fishing trip near Grayling. Mrs. Eleanor Stricklin in com­ Harold Jacobson, Miss Vlrgtnb aid Doater of Battle CYeek. Mr*. B»ld French were guest* of, M*-Mrk. H. E Birdsall had . rtaeennort. ntu.nrtMt a -------------- ----- 1 " Mra. Winona Downing and daugh­ pany with Mr. and Mrs. Burr Pas- Liukens, Miss Barbara Bachelder. Calif. Mrs. Cha* Menefee of Ann| Dr. and Mra. Clifford Brainard atin* Sunday guest* al their Thomtheir Goguac lake home. Bunday. «PPl* take cottage. Ed Lewi* and ter, Rexlne, are expected home from tlie weekend with relative* at Gib­ Knbmaxoo; Mra. A- J- Cortright of hrr noph^. te • and baby. Detroit. Mra. Bertha Evanston were gue*t* present from |wrk ln Mr. and Mrs. Walter Powell had Mrs Nellie Trombley and daughter. Lansing for a two weeks', vacation sonburg. Ohio. with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn nnd lhe Mlues Grace Ed­ nw*y ... Annis who is leaving for the Army as guest* from Wednesday to Bat- Irene, of Grand Rapid*, Archie Road* is visiting friends at mond*. Helen Wade and Mary Wil- ' . , “??• urduy, hl* brolheY and wife. Mr 1 Marion 8. Hodgson of Morgan- John Eddy Rexlne h spending part Evart and flihlng for two week*. Cover* were laid for nine fnr for dew„ , . . ., , , of her vacation with her aunt and »"■»I™1"1" Lylr t and Mr*. H. H. Powell of Chicago *town. ** W. ” Va.. * *■** hu *been “ spending " *ert at lhe home of Mra. Lawrence 1 ? Johnc?clt,\Mra, h?*' Bob Cochrane of Coldwater 1* the al fresco supper. ntu i.‘?k:ca --. i unde. Dr. and Mra. Glenn F. Smith Herrick on Monday in honor of her xln„h,iri. ,and 1nd ^.v^i °' hf— ru.U Mr. and Mrs. Chnrtea Myers and spending the week with hb grand­ ------ ... .. --------- .... .. — went to Kalamazoo one night last daughter Nora from Grand Rapids Wall lake. Mr* Hodgson and son of Grand RaplcU. Mr* Richard Gro<» ta entertain- sbter. Mra. Arch Connolly of Syrapa rents. Mr. and Mrs. George New­ Mra, Albert Bellamy and daughter 1 called on hl* brother, Cnri E. My­ Sktppy who have been guests there ing with a luncheon Friday, al cuse. N. Y. .Contract honor* were [ week, the occasion being pirn. .Lyle ; . ton. won by Mrs. Edward ' V«nF^pering ‘ ers and wife south of Hastings Sun­ for the past month will return of Detroit are 'spending thb week I Clayton Brandstetter made a Kent Country club. Grand Rapids With her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. business trip to Detroit Wednesday - day. ,nome .home wiui with mm him Saturday. and Mra. R. G. Finnic with guest lfepalri,15 ,h5 e,ntranceut®i complimentary to her couatn. Mb* prize for Mra Connolly. IhU boathou«!- ^r Applegate had < Mra. Edwin Smith spent part of I Mra Hell Conaway *pent 8un- 1Gilbert Fisher. Mr. and Mra. Wm. McKnlght of Barbara Johnson, whose engage­ prize tor Mra. uonnouy. , thp mWortune let a targe stone , ta*t week with relatives in Dear- d*y »«h *»er slater and husband, Mr. and Mra. Earl Bumford and Evanston. Ill., are expected here to­ ment to Eric von Reb of Detroit I Mra. Bert Webb entertained^twelve ' »»P «nd cut his leg severely. It reborn. Mr. and Mr*. Will Fighter at Grand :Mr. and Mra. Ward Erway spent morrow and will spend a week al was recently announced at bridge Friday with the prizes go- j uulred a number of stitches to re- 1 Monday through Thursday of last the McKnlght cottage. Wall lake. Mr. and Mr*. C. L Tcxter spent; li>e weekend nt Whitehall. Mra- R“l|ili Eggleston. Mr*. Eth- week at lhe J. B. Wolf Cottage, Their son Bill who lilu been in camp Mr*. Norman Hail <Gretchcn । ing to Mrs. carl Ricker and Mra. । P“lr “>c damage nnd will keep him i confined for several day*. He misMr. and Mrs Lloyd Valentine : e|Xn Buholtz and Miss Eva. Hecox iGttn lake. at Newaygo and their daughter Bevcrwyki, a recent bride, was the; Boyd Clark. • • • J*“d his first Sunday in nt lending spent Bunday in Baltic Creek with altendcd a birthday dinner for Mr*, Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Herrick Janet at Camp Kitanniwa will join guest of honor at a miscellaneous The IJnger-Longer Club met with church for thirteen years. His hb sbter and brother-in-law, Mr. ;W- H- Fry Woodland Saturday and Mra. Areh Connolly of Syra­ them Uiere. shower Riven Friday evening at the Mr*. Myrtle Blakney. Saturday evemany friends hope for a speedy reuud Mra. S. B. Scott. ; “"d visited the Roy Stadel* cuse, N. Y , were Saturday guests Mr. and Mra. Frank Coup of Chi­ home of Mrs. Henry Beverwyk with "7™ "377. the Misses Jean Hunt and Bettie ning. Games were placed and re- cover}, Mr. nnd Mr* A. R. Vin TH and al Carlton Sunday. Mr and Mra Harr>. p,,llneb of at th! Howard Herrick cottage. cago were weekend guest* of Mr. the .Misses Jean Hunt and Bettie freahmenU Mrvcd two daughters are spending a [ Mbs Ethel Copenhaver had a* .Wall lake. Pink, and and Mra. Clifford Dolan at their Weaver as hostesses. . • • • Kabmazoo were out to vhlt Mr. and week's vacation at Holland. Sunday guest* al her Podunk lake white formed the color motif of the I Mr. and Mr*. Edward Adams. Sr., Gun lake cottage. The birthday club of which Mr. Mra. Ed. Penneb Sunday ’ Mr. and Mra. Charles White of, cottage Mr. and Mra. Albert Vedminiature bouquets centering the spent the weekend with their ton and Mrs. Jay Marsman are memjanjce McConkle of Rlchbnd Ovid nnd Mr*. William White of ;<»«. Mr. and Mra. Edward Smith .and family. Mr. and Mr*. Edward BECKER—SMITH dessert table*. The evening was bers held a picnic Monday night spent lhe weekend with Olenlce White gladioli and southern Charleston. W. Va.. were Sunday ,and and Mrs. Lewb Marble, John Adams. Jr., and Constance green* formed the background for silent playing games and doing । honoring the former's birthday. Gleb ' guest* of Mr. and Mrs Willard I Ddlle of Grand Ledge b 'Jean. stunts. Tlie guest of honor found Mr.. »b.„ j'oh^; u rn»rUln.!„X £’^±d£,'*S»i the nuptial vow* of Mis* Elizabeth' her many varied and lovely gifts | White. Mra William White remain- , ‘Pending the week with hb mother [' Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bottum were Smith, daughter of Mra. Phew ing with her son.and daughter-in- M™- Forrf,,t Yarger. . by following tags tucked away In to, MU> . rn.ll lunawon todw .< 2T2.d 1 in Grand Rapids Monday. law for a few weeks. 1 m,m Butenla LyBarker and Ros* i: Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Dodds and Bradwell Smith of Bloomingdale. a dainty corsage. Utolr Odd Ute ».Ute. HM.tote| OUIeH »< Oa.. and Albert B. Becker, son ot Charles Drake of South Haven. Ha«dy of Grand Rapid* «pent the (Mr. [, and Mra. M. E Cota returned Mr. and . Mrs. Ella* Beiker of .... | Jackson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers entertained । ro,n‘b vbltlng Mr. and Mra. Wayne ’■'wKend at the LyBarker cottage j Monday evening from a week's trip Wyoming Park. Mich. The cere­ her bridge club Tuesday with a'l 1 Mra. Howard Barnes entertained . FYank Humeston. Merrick thb week. ial Wal> take Mr. Handy enters the । through the upper peninsula. the Shuffle club Friday evening. L »nd Mrs. Dale Bassctl and mony was performed by the Rev. o'clock luncheon. High score was Mr*. Loy Royer and little dough- u; 8 Mrvlce w*tk. Prank McCloskey of Trenton. N. A. C. Prlckettc Thursday morning. won by Mrs. Don Putnam, low score two tables of pedro being played. ^Idren of Grand Rapid-) and Mr WILSON BROS’ ter. Marie, of Battle Creek, were , Mr- and Mrs- Henry Weaver had ■ ”r Hastings July 16. at II in the Methodist by Mrs. George Welsh and travel­ with winning (cores going to Mr*, i I visitor* at the home of Mr. and |M a «ueit over the weekend hb . Mr*. Robert Cook. Mr. McCioakey Marie Mann! and Mrs. Veeda Blrd.v I *P*'nt lhc wtek ln Ctancy ivome Mra. Gary Crook Tuesday. iaunt Mr*. Lizzie Kauffman of Go- [and a Detroit friend were on their church of Bloomingdale before 200 ing prize by Mr*. Welsh. Eight' and guest*. At tiie organ was Dori* ail. ... Raymond Murphy b in Detroit •»«»». Ind • *»»o accompanied them . way home from a fishing trip In Daniel of Hinesville, Ga., niece of thb week on bualnesa. the annual picnic of lhe N. ।the upper peninsula. Gl-AKK CREEK the bride. ; TUCKER—SKIDMORE LUNCHEON HONORS Mrs. Dwight Beumer and son of Michigan Ave. birthday club at Mr. and Mra. Earl Bumford and Miss Smith, who was given in MISS JANSEN Canton, Ohio, are vbltlng Mr. and Held's, Thomapple lake on Bun- :Mrs, Ward Erway spent Tuesday In the presence ot fitly guests Mrs. jock exway muraoay. sne has ; marriage by her brother. A. D. 1.65 -2.00 Mis. Fred Pierson and other rela-ldayA ohc o'clock luncheon of unu • Helen Geraldine Skidmore, daugh- been named Catherine Susan. Mra. I tn Grand Rapids. Cohen, wa* attired in a Jacket dress the*. I Father Robert Toffee of KalaBrownell of Oun laktf is oaring for j sually attractive appointments was Mr. and Mrs E, F. Bottum spent Mr. and Mra. Harry Young of Pe- "taino spent Bunday afternoon at ,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald of soft rose, her corsage being com­ given by Mr*. Lawrence Herrick.1. ter ot Mr. and Mra. Ernie Skidmore her daughter. Values posed of Sweetheart rosea. Navy ■; of Nashville and Maynard Tucker. orb. Ill. who have been vbltlng!h** niothert, Mra. Leo Taffce's . Mrs. Clyde Warren and Mrs. Rus- : Mrs. Frank Hoonan and Mrs. Ber ­ Hoekstra of Kalamazoo. blue acceaRorics added a smart ac­ Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Sheffield re- home. >rge Tuck ruex-­ sell ih-ii Whittemore wmuemorc are in In East Lansing Richard Welton, Jr . ha* been cent to her costume. Her only at­ nard R. Reed. Wednesday of last. ' son of Mr. and Mrs.^George I turned home Wednesday. Mr *nd Mra. Chrb Splrb had*bc , united in Woman's Week at M. S. C. . er oS Clarksville were t_______ The Mbscs Ruth Horn. Kath- Kur»ts Sunday hb fcousln and wtfe? *spending two week* with hb grand- tendant waa Mra. Wllllnm E. Shel- Bond street, places being marked forr marriage by the Rev. H. R. Dolores. Anita. David and ChrU- | A R PfeifPfeif­ Mr. and Mra. Robs Bld el ryn Conkltn. Marceline Weaver.1 Mr- “nd Mra. James Andrews, and 'barents. . fer Friday evening. July 24. 1M2. .tine McGlocklin of Hastings are. mtn of Nashville. pink roses contrasted with her blue grand* I Wanda Mae Bechtel, and Kathei- Mr. and Mr*. A. Carbbkb of Lan• - — the- week - with -— their — ~ Summer flow'ers on the mantel hi a ucivca ai inc nuiuc uj mr , spending Mrs. and Mra. Sleloff of Detroit ! nnrent*. Mr. and Mrs rural Forrest H»Ha- I Ine Clouse are spending the week ’ lln<»• unU spent the weekend with Mr. and.I Mr. Becker was attended by Wal­ were reflected from n mirror and Undf. puenu tefon «n Impra.nt Leo Warner's cottage, Elmwood Mr and Mra. Bernard McPharlln ■Mra. Richard Welton and family. .1 phlm and uh.ra- "“■’“M“ ‘P^dlw| a ull vase filled with varying «>n.l.ll« ter H. Cohen of Hinesville, brother llowm Tl» Unslt rln/ 1 "' w " k , “ “ “ La " u '« ' Beach. Gun take [“"d Mr. and Mra. Dan Hall spent shades of giant phlox was particu­ Mis* Jean Proas of Grand Rapids of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Webster of' the weekend nt the Andrews col- । aervlce was used 1 71,6 M13srs Genevieve and Marine < b visiting Mr. and Mra. Guy Gid­ At the-weddlng breakfast, served larly ..effective In a corner of the The bride was gowned in an aqua 1 of, ar,w"d w«*Detroit are expected for a short ‘ ta<*, Wal1 take. dings for two weeks. at lhe home of A. D. Cohen, white living room. h.tr<‘ vjsit with hb parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mra. M ” Grace Vincent of Belding The luncheon honored Miss Ber­ romalne crepe and she carried a ' Lnd Mra. WlllU Cola of Big Rapids oleanders were outstanding in the and Mra. Loma Clear who is lhe Vemor Webster. bouquet of white and pink ro«. • nice Jansen, of Neighborhood House spent Saturday and Sdnday with decorations. Mra. Emma Murdock U spending dietitian at lhe Veteran's' bureau. Mr. and Mra. Gordon Cota. Mb* Skidmore chose lhe groom's After a motor trip through the Orangeville, who was leaving short­ ; ilster. Mrs. Velma Dawson, as her ™R®x7'“£°r Jpdta’}u. w'1 lhe week in Kalamazoo with Mr. Buttle Creek. Called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. John Ketcham, Jr„ southeastern states. Mr. and Mrs. ly on a vacation which takes her to >“» and - Mra. Roger Wbwcii and Jim- Roy Everett Saturday evening. headquarters of Domestic Missions only .u.pd>nl. Bh. ra .<Uml In, Mrs. Avis Tyler of the local auto 'Of Grand Rapids were Sunday a gown of brown print and wore a 1 By evening Thursday, and Frimfe. guests of Mra. John C. Ketcham. 118 N. Woodhams, Plainwell, Mich. In New Yoik and also to WashlngMrs Mollie Van DURteren Is en- license bureati attended the annua! Ann, their oldest daughter, who corsage of mixed flowers. Tlie A' .... _________ , Mrs. Becker attended George .ran .tundjd br th. Md.-. J .„ a '°2„ “ a FS pE’^ 1 tertainlng Mrs. Henry Reynold* of picnic of the Department of state .had been vbltlng here the last Peabody College. Nashville, Tenn., A huge basket filled wfth various--------- —---------------------------------; Mapleville, Ill, and Mr*. Fannie at the Frank D. Fitzgerald park at ,week, returned home with them. and the Detroit Conservatory- of useful foodstuff* in special demand brother. George Skidmore. A ' Annette, Grand Rapid*; Mr. and । Grand Ledge. Tuesday.. York of Grand Rapids thb week. Music. For the last two years she at Neighborhood House, including i ceplion followed the wedding, The •giiSe-tefr.'imiSSuiv for i "Mr. and Mra. Basil Smith and Mr. and Mra. Roy Everett and Mrs. Walter Lake. Elisabeth and taught at .the Portage Training limited donatlona of sugar from! The ‘-•— •-Ma. Pa where Mr Tuck- Lnd difughler, Diane, of Jackson, spent Miss Bonita L. Henney visited Mr. Miss Charlotte Lake are spending School of Western Michigan College. each guest of lhe afternoon, was Phlladelnbl* and Mrs. Harry Laurent and Mrs. jseveral days this week nt the tlw weekend with relatives here. - -------------------Miss---------------------Jansen following Jnedlhe witherthe 1* station U. 8. Navy. | Mr. Becker, who taught rpeech presented Mr. and Mra. Alden T. Eash of Mary .White at Nashville Bunday. |,; Christian cottage. Wall lake. luncheon. Out-nf-town euests were Mr. and at Hastings High school for ten An afternoon of contract was en- Mr*. George Tucker. Clarksville;' • Detroit, their cousin. Mb* Betty Mra. Robert Burrell of Detroit U I William Dlehlman. brother-in­ years, has degrees from Western । Oray of Swarthmore, Pa., and Junior spending the week with her par- law of Denny McCain, and his Michigan College and the Univer­ Joyed with Mrs. George Lockwood i Mr. and Mra. Elli* Rollins. Mrs VelGray, wlio b attending M. S. C.. enta Mr. and Mra. Albert Carvelh ,granddaughter. Alice, Flint; Mr. sity of Michigan. He has studied and Mra. David French making the m* Daw.«on and son* Clayton and were al lhe Keith Daniel* cottage. at Wall lake. and Mrs. Paul Staight, Mt. Morris; further at Northwestern Univer­ honor score*, a traveling gift pa**- Wayne. Lowell; Mrs Wllfard Oole A Gun lake, lust weekend. Douglas Barnes and Laurence ,and Mr. and Mra. Irvin McCain. sity and is now on lhe staff of Wes- ing through various hands, became Mr. and Mra. clarence Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Philo Sheldon and Moore will drive to Elgin, Bl., this Hickory Comers, were Sunday I ^m Michigan College. Kalamazoo, the permanent possession of Mra. Hastings; Mrs. Sylvia Treece, Nashfamily*'*pcnt Sunday in Holland. weekend to return with Charles .guests John Delnaay as the afternoon. ’'"1*. miesta of Mr. Mr and Mr*. Mr* Roy Rnv Doug TVnicr.­ _ _ . - ----ended. ।---------------Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith were Barnes who has Just completed hl* ।lass and Denny McCain. COAST GUARDSMEN DANCE ip Traverse City Sunday. -----------------------------------------------------course al the watch repair school Mrs. Areh Connolly of Syra^usj, HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB Mrs. Charles Van Worden and AT HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB Reports of the dance at the Has­ °f Uwrefi“ i The morning golf event for five Miss Mabel Sisson returned ■ there and plans to remain in Has- daughter, Helen, of Chicago, visit­ | Thursday from a three weeks' vblt ! ting* until he b called into servtings country club. Saturday night, n out*or'lo*n Buest . holc# Mra Branch ed Mra. Worden's parents. Mr. and I, with her brother, C. M. Sisson, and I ter lie.■ glvr/i for the fifty coast guardsmen present. Tuesday; the afternoon contract Mra. Herman Zertiel. last week. family nt their Gun lake cottage. ** Mrs. Norris Herrington of Way­ Mr. Van, Worden spent both week­ in training at nearby Kellogg Clear PAGE AND ' honor1* to Mr*. George Hebdcn and l«M camp, are all to the good. land wa* a guest of Mra. Cha*. ends here. DIXON REUNION Mrs Walter Stanley. A lovely bou­ [Freer Tuesday. /Die boys and their officers left quet seat by Mra Roy Fuller was Miss Rowena Sheffer who teaches Mr. and Mr*. Allison Tolies. Mra. at Cassopolis is spending the sum­ no doubt of the pleasure the eve­ The 15th annual reunion of lhe i drawn by Mr*. Lynn Lewis as a The BEAUTY BAR : Norma Lake, and Mra. Keith Fox mer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ning had given them and the com­ Page and Dixon family was held blind bogey. Oerue* ul opereUd by mittee representing the Country­ Sunday, at Murphy's Point, Gun attended the funeral of Mr. Toilet' 3. M. Sheffer, Plftv registered for the one TBEB8A OLEVEIARD I sbter, Mrs. Frank Hildlnger. at club felt more than repaid for their lake, with thirty present, from o'clock luncheon. Arrangements of Miss Charlotte Lake had as Sun­ effort. . Cleveland Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Grand Rapids. Jackson, Hastings, Our local "Rhythm Kings" made Middleville. Irving and Grand Ledge Queen Anne'* lace, tiger and lemon I Forrest Tolle* and son Richard of day guests Mr. and Mrs. David C. lilies, glads and flax were most at­ Elliott and daughter. Barbara, of a hit with the music furnished. Ann Arbor were also members of Lansing. Eat Ice Cream For Health! A business meeting was held and tractive. This is the first of a series that the following officer* were the party. ire elected . Guests from away were Miss Ev­ Dr. and Mrs. Prank Carrothers Mra. Ella Rogers. Mr. and Mra. and MLu Doris Lundberg visited is planned. The next group of for- the mm coming year: F * ” . — President, alyojaliey. Lexington. Kv. with Henry Roger* and daughters Jean Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Whitehall guardsmen will be from Pine lake °eOr5e W“LUma' HMlln«s; vlcp i Mra. Roy Hubbard: Mns. Whitcomb. camp. The girls from the.U. 8. O. president, Frank Tronyot, Grand and Joan of Prairieville were guest* last weekend Leonia. N. J., with Mrs. Dan Wall­ and others there to dance and help at lhe M. L. Cook home Sunday. Mr. and Mra. R. K. Compton had with the entertainment will l>e Rapid.*; secretary-treasurer. Fred dorff: Mrs. Sidney Shloman. San Mra. jerry Andrus 1* tn Lansing as guests over the weekend her augmented by other local group*. Raymond. Jackson; corresponding Frnncbco, Mrs James Hilton. Ionia thbweek. secretary. Gladys Williams, Grand­ with Mrs. Einar Fran risen: Mrs. P The committee in charge in­ ville; htatortan. Jennie Page. Has­ 8TEAM HEAT Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Haven and Crandall qf Sheridan. E. Yokes. Detroit, with Mrs. W. 8 cluded Mr. and Mra. Richard Cook. tings. family attended the 76th birthday ' Bradford: Mrs. A. L Paulson. Mus­ Miss Marcelelne Edger of Albion HOT .* COLD WATER party of Mra. Haven's father. A. J. was a weekend guest of her mother. Chmn.. Mr and Mra. Earl Coleman Two death* during the past year Mr. and Mr*. Roy Hubbard. Ml were reported a* follows; Mrs. Ida kegon. with Mr» Willard Smith SBOVVER BATH [French at Onondaga. Sunday. ■ Mrs. Dewey Hon. chm.. Mrs. R. Mra. Belle Edger. and Mr*. Olayton Brandstetter. Mr. Pike of Middleville, aged 77; and Misa Betty Lane Is spending a E. Walt, Mrs. Howard Prost and MY*. Arthur Glelch and Mls* Syl­ Single >3.50 per wk. week's vacation in Detroit. Toron­ via Walters spent Saturday and and Mra. Roman Feldpausch. Mr Mrs. Nancy William* of Detroit. 75. Mrs. Kim Sigler will be hostesses to and Montreal, vhltlng her aunt, Sunday in Jackson where Mrs. and Mrs. Chester Hodges, Mr. and The next reunion will be held at Mra. Carlyle Miller in the latter Glelch vUited her husband who U Mra Edward Van Popering. Dr. Thomapple bke the second Sunday and Mra. Ray Finnic, Mr. and Mrs. city. employed in the Goodyear plant Einar Prandsen, Mrs. Orville Bayles. in August. 1M3. AU are requested ENTERTAINED BY Mr. and Mra. wm. Hartman ot there. to take note of the change to date MRS. AGNES FISHER of meeting. Lowell were Sunday gueaU of Mr. Mrs Lloyd Towns and Marilyn BEL8ON—MULDER Thursday afternoon seventeen and-Mr*. Gu* y/lngeier. Announcement is made of the ROBINSON REUNION • Sundaes left Wednesday ot last week for a tadlea were entertained by Mrs Ag­ visit with Mm. Towns' son Paul. marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Muld­ nes Fisher at her home in Wood­ FYom there they will go to Wyom- er. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Henry • The 17th Robinson reunion of the land. All of them had at some time Malted Milk* Mulder, and cart Belson, son of descendant* of Thomas and Rachel lived In Woodland. At the party it .ing to see Pvt. Gerald Gonyou. । Mrs. Lowell Teeter was in Del­ Mra. O. M. BeUon. at Bryan. Ohio Robinson w.t* held at Crooked lake wa* found that six of the ladies Sunday with about thirty in attend­ present were now residents ol For Home Use • Hot ton Saturday night to attend a Saturday. July. 18. at noon. Friends were there from Woodland, six reside in Hasting*, They were attended by his broth­ ance. party given tn her honor by Mrs. Youthful, light and' airy for your wartime er and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Benton Harbor. Muskegon, Katamn- two in Lincoln. Nebraska, one lives .Russell Mott. too. Hastings. Cariton Center. Hick­ । in Washington. D. C., one In MtdComplete Lino of Druj* at Populer | Mrs. Donna Hayward of Delton Howard Belson of Lan’ins. summer activities—the new "fealher-edgo” ory Comers and Hinds Comers.~ 1 dleville and one in Kalamazoo It Mr. Belson was graduated from waa in the city Monday and left haircut! Every snip of the scisoora will take AIR CONDITIONED 5 from here to visit her husband. Hastings High .school in lhe class George A Robinson, our oldest 1 was a delightful afternoon for all rith a shinmember was present. A short buslthe party. • Pvt. Theodore Hayward who U at of ’41 and Mrs. Belson In '42. Mr. nes prpgram wa* held retaining the Canip Grant near Rockford, III. She BeUon is employed by Olfson* To<?l Oficer*: president. George and Die Shop in Lansing, where old ; plans on an extended visit . r Robinson: eec.-treas.. Mary I MU* Eble Shuman of Roa*.* Ind., they are at home at 700 N. Wash* E. ____________________ L ________ Payne. It wa* voted to hold the I who ha* been visiting.uTnSSd Raymond Shampoo * EEr Hastings Campfire girls who are reunion at the **me place and same Finger Wave □□ Bunn at Freeport, left Monday by RoBlNSON FAMILY REUNION spending the second and last week time next year. l , The Robinson family held their of their vacation at Camp Kitan। Miss Evelyn Bailey of Lewisville, j n-mflon crooked lake Sunday HOTHKINS FAMILY GATHER nlwa. Morris lake, are a* follows: the of Mr. and Mra. land had an enjoyable Umc Among The reunion of the Hotchkiss Fem Bliss. Prances <Poppy) Foote. . i those in attendance was Mra. Ethel family wa* held at the home M Anne Goodyear, Carol Goodyear. MT. and Mra. Jas. Panner visited: Rente* of Muskegon, also a sistei Mr. and Mr* ' Ray Hotchkiss Sun-' J<nrh>ra n — MQISTItlO FHASMACIST ALWAYi Barbara Long. jaan Jean xr^nharii McPharlln. I Mr*. Mao R. Shaw In Battle 1 of George and John Robinson, from day. Sixteen were served at din- j Dortrtha Smith, Helen Stebbins and Hoitlnfl rh.M 1141 (Ml. * , Creek Thursday. ■ Benton Harbor. ner and a nice time enjoyed by all. ^fartha Wedel. Ki, '.fen’s-1 1 .uSiSr'XsnvSs;%1 SHIRT SPECIAL ------- Cool Summer Weight Fabrics Made by 9|39 UY ON DS AI R D ’ S FAVORITE ROOMS MODERN SODA HOTEL HASTINGS BULK AND BRICK • Soda‘ ICECREAM Have a FEATHER-EDGE Cut! 1HEEB' JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP ^=»RU«ii STOI �CLASSI FIED WANT ADS — * tf. * You, you, you. can join the attacks on Tokyo by saving at least 10% of your pay in War Bonds—by joining your company's pay-roll savings plan today or going to your local bank or post office and buying War Savings Bonds —at least 10% of your pay—every pay day. — —— ................... — Swanwon Agency 109 W. State St Life Auto Fira YOURSELF! Every person in America may not fly over Tokyo, but every one's dollars can help produce the bombing planes that dot r? * All El|s4a of lasaraace Surety Bonds PkOM 21U Hsitings JOIN THE ATTACK ON TOKYO, ihl w ‘ Sheldon Agency CARDS OF THANKS Tornado Remember you can start buying War Bonda by buying War Stampa for aa little aa 10c and that you get a $25 War Bond (maturity value) for only $18.75. IX MP.MORIAM—In Lil- • Ito M»» Hartman whe d.p.KrS thtra Ta^bv’wlTh * Wo'll nrvt her la that (lad uveruteg Wb.n M>rrnw >Un turn la tov» _________ Thr le-Hr- AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY it Court Amtolte Greyjioundi Not Fooled; Racers Know Rabbit Falw LEGAL NOTICES DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. . Hastings Marshall Furnaces Cool. Gas and Oil Fired ECON-O-COAL STOKERS , Eavestronghing . C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 2519 NatT Bank Bldg. tf South in Ail Directions A person standing at the North Pole would be looking south in all directions, as there are no east and west at the pole. . _____________________ _ _______ i AUCTIONEER ★ ★ List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED ’Wkai'yauHtufWiik estimates cheerfully given. Dates un be made at Banner office. Phone 3467 Hastings, Mich. WAR HUNDS Shipping Livestock The 50-caUber Browning machine gun Is one of the most efficient short rsnge weapons used by U. S. Fight­ ing forces. It is effective nt ranges up to 2.000 yards and fires about 600 forty-five caliber bullets per minute. Every Saturday Many believe that greyhounds race only because they see a stuffed bunny on the track ahead of them. But the dogs know lhe bunny is a fake; and they get their real fun [ out of lhe competition among them­ selves. This, and many other ex| plosions ot generally accepted bej liefs are revealed in an inside story ! by Paul W. Kearney which appeared In the American Kennel Gazette. Dr. Kearney claims that dog rac­ ing shows more consistent performj ance in form sheets than other forms . of racing. i —.'The run of the dog races Is In i betting on a contest which, al tlie i legitimate tracks, is a pure gamble. I in which you win or lose on your own 1 luck—not on somebody else's mon• key business," he says. "The dogs I are running on their own with no I jockeys to help or hinder them, and ; they are being handled between । times under the most rigid super*■ vision. j "Study the form charts for a sesi son and you will see that the grey­ hounds are amazingly consistent in , their performances; investigate the matchmaking system and you'll see I that the dogs are remarkably even­ * ly matched." I The writer stresses the tempera­ ment of the dogs. He says: I "... The attachments which de■ velop between individual dogs in the stable are often touching and. some­ times, a problem for their handlers. I On mure than one occasion, a stable­ i mate has been shipped halfway , across the continent with a runner. not becauae the stablemate la en­ tered at any track, but because the ' runner will sulk and pine and bog I down In competition urfless his fa­ . vorile pal Ig. nearby. ! ' I I JAKE DEPRIESTER I One of these guns costs about 31,300, while a thirty-caliber ma­ chine gun coats approximately 3600. Our fighting forces need thousands of these rapid-fire guns. Even a small town or community can buy many of them by uniting In the pur­ chase of War Bonds. At least ten Percent of your income in War Bonda every pay day Will do the trick. V. J. DeSorhwnt C. “BILL" SHERWOOD INSURAHCI Hotel Hastings It Can't Dance, Though One of the world's most Ingenious clocks is one built and recently dis­ played at Akron, Ohio. This clock Phi utes and hours; indicates the day of the week, the month, the year, and the time in the largest cities of lhe countries ot all six continents. In addition to this the 12-foot clock sounds chimes, plays a harp and an organ, predicta weather, recites Lin­ coln's Gettysburg address at the ex­ act hour the Great Emancipator was laid to rest and does other tricks. Made of 5.000 pieces of wood taken from 33 different trees, this timepiece Is valued at 150.000. CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Rodiatora, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & CLENH F. LAUBAUGH 363 No. Michigan Avenue UM 2437 Hastings Farmers, ATTENTION Auto Mechanic, with ex­ perience. Will work on weekly salary or on 50­ 50 basis. Best working conditions. Permanent employment. Apply ot * I YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE once. C. B. Burkholder, Hastings Chevrolet. 7-16 HORSES cows$fi00 WE HAVE A COLLECTOR Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service Truss Fitting Wo Pay the Phone Charges About 365.000 grains of pollen arc produced by a single dandelion PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS ' i j Ant Surgeons In Ball, a species of large anta performs the surgical job of suturIng wounds, according to Ute traveler-physlcian. Dr. F. C. E. KnlghL He revealed the use of ants as sur­ geons in describing cockfighllng in Bali. The Balinese have no knowl­ edge of how to stitch up human wounds but hive developed an ingenlous method of closing wounds incurred by their rooster "champs.” The natives hold lhe ant by its mid­ die and make it bite the wound iso each mandible embeds itself in one lip ot the wound. Then the ant is cut in two, leaving the mandibles clamped on the wound, thus holding lhe edges together. - Mast Western Point The most western point In the United Slates Is Cape Alva in Wash1 ington. I GIsrs Tice for Railroads । Glass (las for railroads were pro­ ! (wised and tested in I860. WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES ... *5.00 COWS ... *4.00 HIDl MUST It IN GOOD CONDITION PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-4OO Foorteenth year o< service ' * �OF THANKS THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIVINTH YEAR PIIANKH — w it Not Fooled; now Rabbit Faka rve that greyhounds ■use they see a stuffed track ahead of them, know lhe bunny is a ipeHUog among themand many other exenerally accepted be­ lled in an inside story amey which appeared can Kennel Gazelle. claims that dog racre consistent perform­ beets than other forms ! lhe dog races is in contest which, at the :ks, is a pure gamble, in or lose on your own omebody alse’s mon- n their own with no > or hinder them, and ig handled between he most rigid super- 111 see that the greylaxingly consistent in nces; investigate the tysteni and you'll ace ire remarkably even- llachments which de­ individual dugs In lhe 1 touching and, some171 for their handlers, ne occasion, a stablen shipped halfway inent with a runner, e stablemate Is »a- k and pine and bog itition urfless his fatarby. irgical job of suturording to the travelr. F. C. E. KnlghL ' use of anti as surbing cockflghllng in >ese have no knowla stitch up human 'e developed an inof closing wounds r rooster “champs." I the ant by Its mid­ I bite the wound.so imbeds itself in one d. Then the snl is ring the mandibles wound, thus holding W.K. KELLOGG FOUNDATION MAKES GENEROUS OFFER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1942 AT THE THEATRES I YOUR COUNTRY AND MINE— their patience, and for liavlng per- SAVE IT. KEEP IT. listed until this draftee did what - campaign ------------- ----for •*-— tlie Republican SECTION i of lhe Army, the Navy Force, in their handling —— -- ---------- —’ meht at Hi Perkins' filling station ' tips tor BARRY BYPATHS UHI\I\ I D I r H I I IJ caught mux Teazle Pondcrowa i son out You know that I have never been his case by the federal authorities.. on and you are cnUttod to a frank.' Mrald.of afraid,of the political gangsters in B v'TANF hunting on thewhleh acrap,herubber pile ment There is a rather odd ending to I concise, unequivocal statement as, Washington-or elsewhere, for that I Uy JANE CAMFROKJ for her glrdIe lnf on tbstr tead art this story. When thU draftee came to my position. I mat (er. If nominated and elected. —1 ' -"T t nated to tlie Cause after uiwr a u stirring surimi; Icoujxm । coupon whtre-ln wnere-in you ivou j The story'of a small-town sing- ; before the Kalamazoo induction Elghty-five percent of our people, jniy ।—first thought will always be of.' All the country women I Know are J'IJ*cch hy a Boy Scout. She has a moat offensive plug, praa 1 er’s efforts tp make good In Uie 1 for examination on Monday, including ... those ------- of Michigan, - — were ----------all J my efforts devoted to the aup- doing their utmost to help the war datc ’,,U| “ Marine tartne Friday eloquent satire. satire. Again I n Friday night night eloquent (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) _ and lhe mad mix-up that ।h* big-town not axxepted for army service oppoacd pori of. the men who. on land, sea, effort by canning every surplus bit and pleased with Hl. but Hl main- can Judge the worth of i —d to to the the war. war. So 8o was was I. I. II did did ।। port need of Pennock hospital now is: l involves taZoivra‘her“in a marriage. aftei'he had beenelamlnedThe In- ' ttfutm — — ---------— 1 ■ Jy utmost to keep us out of the I and in the air. are .fighting your' of their garden produce. Eten lhe talned uiiiieu he ne paid pum for ior u It oy by uie the pouna pound by oy lhe me dignity dignity of oi Ito Its adwi advertising. • duction center officials declined to.Iwar. WBr. Bul But 1 spoke and voted for na-1 battle and mine. MORE Mr. Davis, who Is ________ The .________ ta wouldn't take “ toe Miss I --------------- > two-year-old family baby is doing -and ------------“ ’loss. — ***" ---------------mu™! tional defense, as witness my vote ThU U your country. It U my her bit. Her mother was canning Teals lipa the scales at 385 and , MUNICIPAL COURT a rated highly as a specialist in ho*- i -The Phantom Plainsmen". on the *4.000.000.000 appropriation j country; your Government; my! string beans, and she helped by has a temper and about this time ! Louis Hinkley waa brought pltal service, hu spent much time I ' The plot deals with the effprts of -----------for that purpose. i Government Let us serve, save; breaking off ends and when she she became peeved. Hi handed over ' Into Municipal court Wednesday .nd noi hu given mucn much inougni thouihl io u. a bumman death HI,.t ana .----- •—:------ ru> ----------- , 7.L. ---------ttho or ()la[ op. found one she couidnt break, site her four-way stretch of glamor with !'••harged wills breaking and eatarv .. who are In the em- e.?n. ROLUMK proper .Increase of. the rooms and. I of ®loydesperados oV'^t^tanta^utJ'ixracr'' ’ HO1 ',,ROOK । posed "to strengthening our na­ nU haste and MUs Tessle wended »n« the night time. An examClare E. Hoffman. bit it. Thus, tlie baby proved the talities fdx Pennock hospital. Ipby f <®**uurt*n W*rr Mr*. Mary Holbrook, wife of E. f tional defenses prior to Pearl Har- j hcr way homeward happily. Hl inatlon wu demanded and tha , Republican Candidate ___ _ ..__ '________________ n.. al.. He iuu consulted with the Worn-, “Whispering ObflaU’ starring O. Holbrook, died Tuesday night j bor": who says that I made "con­ for Congress way to string u bean.' cn's and lhe Men's Boards many, Milton Rarte, Brenda Joyce Ust week at her home in Lansing. | ttnuai attacks upon our Alllea". -Adv. than times, and had aiK^rchitect em-f A "acare-cwy", spine-chillingcom- i She would have been 88 years of ‘ cither does not know tlie facta or: I The Small Pry up the r<»ad just ployed by the Foundation prepare: edy wfth a ghost ship background, age had she lived until October 31. Ignorantly or wilfully misstates : MARRIAGE LICENSES Every few weeks we get a bulurday'a hearing was postponed until came down and enlightened me as let in from the Reader's Digest with 1 a later date. plans tor its enlargement.'which ----- , ."T-_- — ~ T”e ,unrr“1 he.l<1 r.rtdj,y fo"- them. jDon't forget enlargement, which ’ ( mem.that. uoi, i lorgei inai. Roy Leslie Dennison. Hastings ..20 to lhe genders of my geese. All I have been approved by all con­ Alin ADAPT RAADD 2°°" funeral Tlie statement that I have crtU- Loh Marie Wray, Allegan _____ IB knew about it is. the ones who chase ‘n Burial waa m'clxed President Roosevelt's policies cerned These |4ans have also UUK UK Al I DUAKU Riverside cemetery in Hastings [ u lnK.. and who haMlt criticized Maynard Earl Tucker, Hastings 30 and bite are ganders and my geese had the approval of the local ana .... are Just babies, oply weigh about Helen Geraldine Skidmore. county d<xtora who realize neea YDpDIfmI I Mrs ,Iolbrook the daughter Ills handling of the sit-down strike Nashville ............. —...t. ...... 20 8 pounds and are only about 8 I of Mr. and Mrs. EU Throop, who! the tabor problem, the fraud and of enlargement and improvement । weeks old. 60. I was completely in rrvmtinnarf rmm n.o. . n *ere Ploneer residents Of this City, graft Ui war contra, U. the regulaof facilities of lhe hospital. , the dark about who was a lady and GREGORY tConUnued from pagei. Bee. V ,8h WM h and. mar. tlon and peuccutlon of business, The W. k. Kellogg Foundation who was a gentleman. The Small' Mrs. Albert Stauffer and Mrs. ElIs so much interested in tills mat­ to Kalamazoo for examination for, rifd u, E o. Hdbrook on June 20. Fry came up and said. -Did you ter that it offered to pay a targe the service. He failed to show up ; 1870. so they had lived together— BARKY COUNTY HAS NOT maklng a strong attempt <0 domi­ forenoon. But in lhe afternoon Bnd very happily—for a little over proixirtlon of the cost, provided | that of that day he appeared at the a years. ■" ■>*»' YET FURNISHED A SENATOR nate this State The Eighth Dis­ Hustings nnd Barry county iieople i 7,7* — *—trict needs a Senator who knows FOR THE DISTRICT would raise at least >20,000 of Uie ‘‘IPj“' beca^ In 1887 Mr and Mrs »oIbrook how and has the ability and cour­ total cost of lhe enlargement and imto KalaSS^ "WVC? W LBn“n« where he <“>• , age u> fight Bosai-.n lias run rampprovementa. Not only that, but <^dre Ulned " *n lhe Auditor; twriiij nuenaing. I ।Gooic •• [ The Goose." ” Tire present present Eighth Eighth Senatorial Senatorial ^,r'jOnu Mrs’ 'fcrn fbiywood nt... District, comprising. Allegan. Van the Foundation pul in its budgef < »uh ‘>J« i Department He has givtor Uie year ending the middle ot He ,d' \ j such faithful and capable aerv-! tended the Haywood reunion held This is how the July. 1942 coun- 1 Buren and Barry Counties. wa« at Morgan park. Thomapple lake, try correspondence would look if formed in 1925. Since its forma* ; ........... — -nee uwi ne nas Deen reunnea un(had college training, and felt thaXidc, every'Auditor General, Demo(Sunday. • Wcre doinil U for a *mail town tlon three Senators have repreaeptMr. and Mrs. Melvin Wade and weekly: ed the district: enlarging and Improving the hos­ he was entitled to be something • erat Ui well M R^uubUcan. since family spent Sunday in St. Johns PUMPKINiHOLLOW 1 pital If steps are not taken be­ more than a private In lhe ranks. | that time—45 years. He s»ia said ne he >cn felt nmi that nc he was being ■ Ur> Holbrook was a loving help- 1 «^Un^H0>,d»HU1 8hd hlS '"ot,‘rr 1 Mr. and Mrs Herman Hinkle are George Inland—Allegan .County— fore August 15 to secure the pledges ne misused by lhe ' ,h. draft Hr.ii board, al•>-4ul wife and a lovable woman high-; Miss Shirley Bryant returned with announcing the arrival of a new !5 terms—1925-1934. In this city and county for the though he had never written or ly esteemed by all who knew her. them tor a few days. ^ugar ration card in their home. | Frank Moaler—Allegan County • *20,000 -.then, according to lhe spoken to Jhe board, nor protested J3he Is survived by her husband i r> *?.ld iIfS Lu^!“n w*bison of The name Is Herman Junior and Foundation's rules governing .its against tils classification. Battle Creek were Sunday evening Grandpa Hinkle is pleased as punch and one married daughter. action, this large sum which the Sheriff Bera told thb draftee, that cahera at the home of Mr. and Mra. about lt „e says now maybe they Foundation lias set aside in ita he had no authority to arrest him BARRY CO. B. H. A. Vew ». u •>- cnn ' can have have thnre three ples pies “a wcek week nr and budget, which It agreed to pay, I or pul him In Jail. He sent for­ GRANTS AMOUNT TO *18,840 Edward Groat cake irirauiig frosting arouna around there, ---- :—. .-----. .'kited ----- --- his — broth7....... j^nie rase mere. .............. e ! BARRY COUNTY HAS NOT YET a will go back into the Foundation's judge Clement, the secretary of er and alster-ln-taw, sister-in-law. Mr Mr. end nnd Mrs . 1I a Abr " T Twinklehickey ' ** ~i ' says ’he ’has treasury and be used for other pur- the draft board. When the latter , The State Bureau of Social Be-1 Delbert Groat of Banfield Banfteld last SunSun. ' |ots of huckleberries^ * .77? this* year. _ ..He I FURNISHED A SENATOR FOR curlty releases the following Maappeared: he was told by the dal’' ' «»•««• further that there is four1 THE DISTRICT ment nnd Improvements so great­ draftee that he felt he had been tUUcs for June concerning the work I Foster Weinberg and William and a half of waler In hla I 'Hie Constitution of Michigan ly needed might never be made. misused by lhe board, and that he in Barry county. "eenirng viritora^he Henion of Inkster, were ’^^Mr Sunday „,ar*h nr>rf thln -thinir. *“ plckeni lhould ' P™*** forr • Cases of old age assistance num-1 ■ n «Arrange.n«il of of It the Foundation became Inter­ would not serve under the classi­ ber 902. with (1548280 being dis ­ CLARE E. HOFFMAN ested in other projects which call fication of a private In the ranks, tributed at an average cost of *1730 ' fdr large sums to carry on ita and was ready to take hU punish­ per person. The total cose load ..the unfair and arbitrary enforce- mvn< f HUmmel was short of hay prior to 1925 Allegan and Van Bu­ work In a greatly enlarged area, ment for his refusal. Judge Clem­ 1 ment of the rationing program? HINDS ( Olt.NLRb hands and went to the city last ren Counties constituted lhe it might never again be able to ent explained that neither he. nor for Barry numbers 999; total grants i Committees of both House and Mrs. I/ma Golden and daughter, week and brought back two pretty Eighth Senatorial District, while. help Pennock hospital as It can any member of lhe board nor all ,(18440.00 of which aid to depend- j' Senate, controlled by Democrats, ent children U *3312 per case; aid Vesta, were In Kalamazoo Thursday : farmerettes. Grandpa Hummel de- Barry County was a part of lhe NOW. Tlie wise thing, the need­ Its members, had anything to do to blind *2393 per case, the re- have done the same. to sec Verabelle Golden and all elded, what with the shortage of ful thing. Ls RIGHT NOW to make with giving any draftee a cqm- :malndcr going to old age assist­ The President and Henderson are were guests of Mr. and Mra. IJan ' labor and all. he better get back In Fifteenth, along with Eaton and Clinton Counties certain that the Foundation's of- mission or assigning him to any । now having trouble over price-fix­ Smith for the day. ance a* above. | the harness so he helped the girls fcr for the enlargement and Im­ special work. That was up to KIM SIGLER The Eighth Senatorial District ing. As early as November. 1940. Lena Golden and four sons at- , put up hay until that hot spell provement of the hospital can and army officers, not local draft HASTINGS MAN FINED foreseeing the danger of Inflation, tended lhe 4-H picnic at Thom- ! when he had a slight sunstroke. He I is primarily agricultural, devoted Kim Sigler knows how and will be acted on. to diversified farming, fruit grow­ the injustice of profiteering, I In­ apple take Sunday. boards He read to this draftee the .AS RECKLESS DRIVER ■ is now 'confined to his hammock. the ability and courage to 1 Tlie addition cannot be built now rules governing the actions of ing. produce raising, dairying, troduced a .bill which was entitled . Mr. and aaiK, Mrs, vmi. Clark iwvuixiu Robinson uiat- > wiucn which urnnuma Grandma nummei Hummel put up on Lyle Sanborn. 21. of Hastings, nor for the duration of the war. county draft boards, which explicit­ production of livestock, wool, poul- for this District. He wUl not tok , — wk: uj.nuwu ucfh‘. 'I tcn‘lcd u,e Robinson reunion at' the opposite side of the house from because government priorities on ly stated that such boards' had paid a fine of 149 40 Wednesday fenae. fciue. render more effective elective the | Crookfd lakl. Sunday. Mr. and the hay field. Grandpa says war afternoon after pleading guilty to mntertah necessary for building nothing to say or do about com1 Selective Training and Service Act1 Mrs. Roy Harris and san Wayne, j U all Sherman said it was. Grand­ fine manufacturing enterprises and BARRY COUNTY a charge of reckless driving on REPUBLICAN CO will prevent until the war is ended mkslruui, as their duties were sole­ arraignment before Justice Will A.' Ot 1B40. prevent profiteering, atabl- Mrs. Olson and a friend of Grand ma says there's no fool like an' old businesses typical of rural Michigan. and America wins It. However, ly to induct men tnto the army. Certain metropolitan areas are Adv.-7-30 Cady. Police charged he had driv­ Ilze prices, raise revenue, minimize Rapid* were evening callers at the fool, and she don't mean Mussolini. other needed items can b<- i>ut In This man is a veterinarian. The the increase tn the public debt. InRobinson home. I There was quite a bit of excltoen at excessive speeds and in a nnd p-nld for now because they arc Judge read to him a federal rule manner menacing other cars on1 sure a contribution from, and the available now. which specifically said that vet­ West Michigan avenue. — Battle, participation of, all citizens In The The Kellogg Foundation hu erinarians, as well as members of Creek Enquirer-News, July 23. national-defense program." made a most generous offer. Il other professions, except medical It would have fixed a price celling has tlie money on hand now to doctors, should enter the army as FAIR LAKE for mcrchandL’e. farm products nnd pay Its large share of the cost ot iwivates. and that os soon as pos­ wages. It proposed simple, easilyMr. and Mrs. James Young of enforceable, effective price control these Improvements and the en­ sible their qualifications for of­ Indiana were callers Wednesday at largement of Pennock hospital. It ficer* or for special work would Now. almost two years later, the Porter Knowles’. has now agreed that, if pledges are be considered by the military President is getting around to the George Pry of Ontario. Calif., and ! same Idea. Under It. all citizens secured In the sum of *20400 by authorities. Arthur Knowles of Jackson were1 would have contributed to the nathe people of Hastings and Barry This man hod a right to think county. BEFORE AUGUST 16. It himself capable of becoming an weekend visitors at Lottie Collis- tlonnl defense program. I was on I the Job. I have always been on the will hand over lhe large sum of officer. If he had volunteered, as ter's. money it has provided for Pennock have other college-trained men bi . A family group met with Mrs. Job. Frlu for dinner one day hospital In ‘its budget to the Hos­ this county, and had passed the Mildred Get this other point straight— ' pital Board now. to be kept by examination al Fort Custer as , last week, it being her birthday. । once for all. Never have I criticized them Intact and used when con­ they did. he could have been train­ ditions are such that the addition ed and given a commission, he and improvements con all be made. all wrong in thinking that the I When that time arrives all its was Barry County Draft Board had money and that hedged by the people of this city and county, will anything to do with his getting > “Thoughtful people never forget—and are a commission. He was all wrong be used to provide the added never forgotten." Be Thoughtful—Send.., in not talking his case over with rooms and other Improvemenu lhe board before his refusal to go provided In the plans prepared and with tlie other draftees to Kala­ already approved by the Hospital mazoo. 1 ’GREETING CARDS Boards and by the Foundation. Anxious that this num should Accordingly, a campaign will be not get In wrong with the federal put on at once In this city ana authorities, and believing that his county to raise the *20.000 in trouble was due to his having pledges. The money does not have brooded ever what he mistakenly DRUG SPECIALS thought was a wrong done him b> i the local draft board, the members ■II lhe restrictions can be removed of that board succeeded In getting and all materials needed be made him to come before them again available. Pledges will be made on on Saturday. The board recog­ the Installment plan—so much each nized that he was a man of much year for lhe lime the pledge ex­ more than ordinary ability, and tends. convinced him that he should 'go The people of this city and county to Kalamazoo for examination, God Grants Liberty Only to Those Who Love It will, we are sure, do their duly and which he did on Sunday. The meet their responsibility in this And Are Always Rready to Guard and Defend It" matter. They must meet this gen­ board also recommended to the army authorities that this man erous offer of the Foundation by be given an examination for pro­ providing lhe 120,000 in good, sub­ motion to such office In Ute army stantial pledges before August 15. THE face of overwhelming odd*, George Washington defended Then we ean add the new rooms - It is learned that, this man's par­ our Liberty on the Windswept field* of Valley Forge. Today, aa in 1778, and the other facilities to Pennock hospital, so that it will be ample In ent* died when he was young, and that two aunts had made a home that Liberty it under fire. And once again, American* stand "ready to size and complete In all Its appolnlfor him and helped him to get a guard ond defend it." The battle ahead is greater than any Washington One of the Pennock hospital surely cjeservis college education. this consideration from the people things that caused his objection could have envisioned,—but the fighting spirit of American* hasn't changed. of this city and county. Its service to serving as a private was that We have just begun to fight. .. U> the people hu been excellent, and the pay Is so small that he could WE SELL WAR STAMPS & BONDS lias been given »l * cost much leu not earn enough to pay his rela­ Ilian is commonly charged In larger tives for the money they had ad­ lt‘i going to cost o lot to win this war, but Victory is o million times cheaper vanced to him to help him llirough city hospitals. The added rooms and facilities are necessary, in or­ college. He had eV31ently brooded than defeat. To find the billions needed for Victory, every American must do der to take care of the hospital over that situation until he might have gotten Into serious trouble. needs of Hastings and of Barry his share by buying U. S. War Bonds and Stamps to the very limit. If every county, which have been increasing American bought a $!8.75*Bond today, $11,487,500.000.00 worth of guns, ns people have come to understand tlie value of hospital service Ip case tanks, planes and ships could be paid for tomorrow! A small price to pay for of serious sickness or accident. Pennock hospital has had such such a big reward. More—U. S. War Bonds hove behind them the tremendous remarkably good management that resources of this country. Your money will come bock with interest—as much no campaign hu been necessary since It was built to provide funds as $4 for every $3—when bonds are held to maturity. Our America is now— for its operation. Through the hos­ pital guilds an0 the careful man­ as it has always been—the best investment in the world. Buy your share of agement of the 'Women's Board. It Victory today! ■ . hu been able not only to pay Its way but hu also paid for some of Its new equipment. But more Is WHAT CONSTITUTES THE PRESENT STH SENATORAL DIST.; WHEN WAS IT ORGANIZED! U AC E IIAJ LArLKILnVU JVw™SS’/mK *"™ s\™ SKS'kl? « i ' “J “»/««• •ni ,-KLJ i.3, ~ h« ™ ««• aw -um « h« K i'. ft 17 u&HUgifMEM I lALLMARK ’tern point in lhe -ape Alva in Wash- railroads were pro- >CK! i.OO .oo riON 'ICE ipany FORHAN’J TOOTH PASTE 25c .ize 19c COLONIAL CLUB >i»v. iotion.60c 49c NATEX fed °r green label. $1.50 $119 60c size SALHEPATICA 60c*ize 49c PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA 50c 43c 70c size 58c 421369 VICKS VARATONE ANTISEPTIC 35c 29c |n Vacation BEAUTY NEEDS nils campaign will permit the peo­ ple of this city and county to do We have the opportunity to do it NOW. If we fall to do our part, this opportunity which the W. K. Kellogg Foundation NOW gives us So. when you are solicited to aid this project. GIVE. GIVE LIBER­ ALLY. and GIVE PROMPTLY. CAMPANA BALM »value 49c 50c GABY SUNTAN LOTION 50c ARMAND LEG MAKE-UP iso ELMO PHOTO FINISH EVENING IN PARIS combination j 00 LyBARKER’S HASTINGS PHONE 2115 HASTINGS CITY B 'Fifty-Five Yean of Continuoiu Service' PHONES: 2105-2103 �THE HASTING8 BANNER, THURSDAY, .’JULY X. 1M1 IITORT Marion Gamble of Blissfield are spending their vacation with their rd Bert Winsley of Hopkins Thunt- Mr. and Mrs. Ruaaell Koercher of Mra. Vai Jorgensen of Cadillac were Mr. and Mra. Earl HulUberger of Sunday guests c Stairs. omstock Park, with hit mother ence Benedict. Mra Arthur Seifert of Buffalo. N. Grand Rapids visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mead and Y_ called on Mrs Herman Gooch, and sister, Mra. Nora HulUberger Rev. C. E- Thies of Lake Odessa W. W. Rockhill. Saturday. children of Maple Grove spent Fri­ Friday afternoon. and Mra- I’B Sullivan of Grand •"""»• “>■1 Un McCu; ■ day afternoon with Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hutchens ana lera of their cousin*. Mr. and Mrs • family, and Mrs. Charles Mailhot Jnhn Pt«h ^frs. Lottie Stowell and Miss Ger­ Rev. Frank E. chamberlain of Al­ and children of Grand Rapid i vis­ ™ . I trude Stowell of Detroit were WedMra Bernice Clouon and daugii- lo was a Wednesday forenoon c.tll- ited tlie latter part of test week witn Thc Townsend meeting will be afternoon guest* of Mr nnd ir Nancy accompanied by the forheld In the Cool building Friday, iTT' I R Wokott Mrs. William Hutchens. sn brother. Floyd Walton and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Clinton nnd Mr. and Mra. Curt Cable and Mr. •nd Harold Rosenberger tfe. vUited W. F. Closson at How- family of Carlton Twp were Sun­ eral students of the Honolulu Con- and Manrin wrrf Holland visitors and Mrs. Curtis Cable of Grand day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rapids visited the tetter's sister, servatory of Mualc from Hastings | RUnJ.r B R. Clinton. will furnish the-program. Everyone ----Rev. and Mra J. I. Batdorff, Mr. Alice Bassett of Irving 1* spend­ Mra. Mary Fry. Sunday. Wsoiey and family af Allegan to Is urged to attend. Eckart, and Rev. P. W. King of Mr. and Mr* Earl Gout and chil­ ing the week with her gruodpart-nu. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benton of Woodbury were Friday callers of dren of Flint were Saturday evening visit his brother and other relative* Mr. and Mra George Bassett Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mr. and Mrs Allen Fish and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stickle or I-------- ----- ---------------- ------ --------------Mra. WUllam Hutchens visited Mr Karcher. local, spent Sunday after­ ily \ and Mra Wilbur Hutchens of Grand I Grand Rapids, and lam Weber of Benedict Kitchener. Ontario, were Thursday Mrs. John Batdortf of Woodbury noon at Ramona Park in Grand Rapids Saturday. tings visitor Friday. evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. called on Mr. nnd Mra John Pish, Rapids. Mis* Ruth Wlbert of Hastings was Owen Steritle. Friday. Boyd PajTte and Miss Marlon Ijoh- j Mis* Norma Bustancc is spend- 'eelved word from their nephew Keith a Friday dinner guest nt tlie Waibacher of Hasringi were Fridu/sup- ing a few days with Mr. nnd Mrs. j Tnbberer stntlng*ihat he Is well, anti Sul Hoffman "of"south Bowne?” *'■ !L' enjoying au*tr*n» Australia v»rv very m<u-H much. Raymond Wieland was a Detroit ’ per and overnight guests -* 1 «• — •<« Owen Oteckta. Mr. of Fort Knox Ida P»>i>e. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. Lloyd Lloyd Karcher Karcher and and I Although Although he prefers the me United united visitor Bunday. with lite home Mr nn<1 Mrs. J. D. Copl-fverc Sun-Marion ofw.Grand Rapids were he says that----------Australia could Marie Kenyon of Grand Rapids WCZCSun-. OUU’ 'I ^Utea. ------- -------------------- ------i day dinner gucsw of’Mr. and Mrs. 1 day day dinner dinner guests guests ofof Mr Mr and nnd Mrs Mrs i ,e“ch thf the United States quite a few 'Robert Newtonjtnd family in honor William Crakes and called on other 'things. His brother. Harry has quit Patty Hoyt. 1i thlnci. Harrv .. . z. Rnlrf-rt N—w-fzwi nnrl fnmUv In lu»nAr 1 Williamr-rcirz.. r?rnirp— nnrl nntl—M nn thlnES. His Hi* HAITV has ault OUit Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Everson and cool, relatives and friends. 1 hi* defense Job tn Detroit and is Marilyn Martin of Grand Rapids, of birthday anniversary of Mrs_........ j I...-,.-..., Rev. c E vz M Ickes and husband of'entering Ute submarine submarine rtlvidnn division nt of family were Sunday guests of Mr ■ Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler end In. tlie center of the table was a and Mrs Harold Skinner of Battle I Gwendolyn of South Bowne. and large birthday cake surrounded by Lake Odessa were Friday supper lhc Navy. --------------.... and ™.. M Moulton of Creek. Carolyn and Pauline re­ guests of-------Rev.---and «... Mrs .. Pau) Olm- i Mr. Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs Howard Thaler, luca! many good things to.eat. Mr. and Mra Harvey Paused of stead and family, in honor ot of Rev. Muskegon were Sunday evening mained for the week. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr Mra. L B. Lester spent from Wed­ Grand Rapids called on Mr., and j Olmstead’s birthday anniversary. | guests of Mr! and Mrs. Fred Kunde HasUngs called Mra. P. C. Tubberer at Ute farm, I Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Keim and and Mrs. Roy Nagler. also cfflllng nesday until Saturday with her sis­ ter. Mra. R A. Brown of Greenville. Sunday evening. ! son Vent of Clarksville were Sunday ' on Mr. and Mra. Gerhardt Kunde. Out of town callers during the Clatld Mead nnd Mr. rQuests of Mr. and Mra. Semiah Seese. | Mr*. Polly Parks spent last week Dallas Allee and Sandra Albertson I Mr. r, „and - Mr*. ~ —-------— — -nd wiUt Mr. Carlton Bump letumad to Chair home al Gull lak->' * na Mra. Mra- Clement Element and sons spent । Katherine rw«n,eiuie Troyer ,rvj-rr of oi Clarksville vianuvine iwiui rar. and Mra.— ------- — ...r —of were John Endres and family of Bunday after spending a week with 1 Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Howard ‘ was a Sunday guest of her aunt. Hastings. and Mrs their grandrwrents Rev and Mrs I Demond of Woodland. Mra. Ray Wieland and family. UIIU aaiiu.y. ‘ Mr. and ■ 311. Mrs.min Beryl mi*.Albertsop of Kalamazoo. v. _ .Mr. --------------------- Keith — Mr. " and Richard Durkee anti I Midland Park and Miss Gladys . famUT of Woodland. John McCue. ’ ! Patty Hoyt Is spending the week Hr. j! Mrs.. ntcl.'r.: .»<,« ___ ___ .... . i .. ___ _• , __ , __ ______ n __ .... . nnrt Mra. Warv Mary Rfiz^malrar Shoemaker nt of tanLan­ Word was received by friends in wllh p"t-'y Wedel of Hastings family spent last week with Mr. and I Harger of Lansing were Sunday and Mn sing. Freenort of the death about four' Mr#- w- p Closson. daughter Mrs Fred Durkee end family of । guests of Rev. and Mrs. John Mc' *, .Z" ;i Nanrv Cue. Nancy, and Mra Mrs. P F. T. L- Waliz.n Walton called 1I WnndlnnH Woodland. Claud Mead is spending I. Mr------------ “a her home with lUnras Frandaen of California formerly of on Mrs. W. J. Watson of Carlton. ! Jake Kaufiman of Millersburg. , Mrs Mr. and Mra. Frank Thompson Thursday forenoon, and also made Ind., sjient Wednesday night and few days with her daughter. Mrs. Hastings and Charlotte. nnd Dennie were Sunday dinner a business trip to Caledonia Thursday here with his son. Joe nnd Howard Demond of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Roush nnd . family. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Sisson. local, cuesta of Mr. and Mra. Henry family were Sunday dlnnei guests of । Mr. and Mra. Walter Balrtl and and Barbara CoviUe of Middleville Thompson of South Bowne. In the Mr, and Mrs. Earl Roush and fam- family of Midland Park, and Mra. attended the Cowles Reunion at afternoon they drove to I-ake Odes­ I lly of Coats Grove, in honor of the Leslie Pease and family of Cedar Pine lake in Johnstown Twp.. Sun- sa and were accompanied home by Willis Thompson I birthday anniversary of MLu Vivian Creek were Sunday afternoon callMl'j Elaine Kauffman of Lansing Roush. era of Rev. and Mrs. John McCue. Bion Paynfe of Zeeland was a Bun­ | Mrs. Nancy Deming returned Home ; — Mr. -----------------------and Mrs Frank Hynes ilsit- day dinner guest of his mother. epent Friday with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Joe Kauffman and fam­ Friday evening after spending sev- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Ida Payne. ily. eral weeks with her son and wife, j Ford Stowell of Woodland. Sunday. Mr and Mra. P. C. Deming of Grat-d Mr. and Mra. Merl Campbell and - iter son. Mark E. Troyer and family [ Mr and Mra. Alton Rogers of Rapids. > family of Hastings, and Mr. and of Ctarksville. Sunday, after spend- Jackson spent Tuesday and WedThe W M. A. will meet nt the Mra. Lloyd Karcher and Marion of i ing the post four weeks with her | nesday of last week with the forhomc of Mr*. John Brown Friday. Grand Rapids were Sundav guest* daughter. Mra. Ray Wieland and ! mer's mother. Mra Ooy Stowell. Lily Whit* Flour | I Mr. and Mrs George NeUon Nelson ar andPublic dinner at al noon. ., of of Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mra. Leap Leap Karcher. Karcher. family. family. | Jerry Herbert Thomjison is on John Kollar of Mlddlevile was a !, Mr*. ___ William Hutchens was a Miss Gloria Laburn were Lake Odessa visitors Sunday. the sick list this week. Friday afternoon guest of Mr. and Hastings visitor. Monday. Darlene Wieland spent Sunday । Mr and Mrs. Marvin Thaler nnd ■ Mrs Otto Kunde Mrs. Howard Lowe. Miss Isabelle Keith of Hastings, and Willis Mr. and Mrs Percy Penney. Mr. Durbin. Mrs Dan Shay. Jr., and with her cousins. Knthrine and ■ Hutchens visited Mrs. WUllam 1 and Mrs. Clarence Grandy and chil­ daughter Sharon, and Mra. Hasel Amlth Stahl of Logan. i Hutchens. Bunday. dren of Marshall. Mr and Mrs. Roush of Hastings spent Wednes­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Coats spent Sun­ I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stuart and Clarence Johnson of Sparta, and day afternoon with Mra. Mary Hea­ day with Mr and Mra. C. W. Doty and family of Battle Creek. ■ son Dean, and Mra Herman Gosch Mr. and Mrs Lynn Johnson and ney. A special meeting of the school | were Hastings visitors Saturday. daughter of Grandville spent SunLaurence Hull of Saranac is Mr. and Mrs. 'G. W. House of day with Mr. and Mra. William Dipp spending a few weeks at the Pry and board was held recently and the! Grand Rapids called on Mr. anti and family. board was organized as follows: Thompson home. Mrs. B. W. Clinton. Sunday evening. Mra. Sam Shuler and daughter Miss Elaic Shuman of New Russ. Pres.. Cl«ude L. Walton: Sec.. P. C. Quality fuels always. Rev. and Mra. A. B. Fbckler of Esther of Woodland were Friday Ind., spent n few days with Mr. and Tnbbercr: Trees.. Ciias. Overholt. Livingston were dinner guests of: afternoon caller* of Mr*. Mary Hen- Mrs Charles Bunn and family. On Tlie other trustees are Harold Yo­ Rev. and Mra. John McCue. Thura- ney. Monday morning she left for Bal­ der and Kenneth Smelker. Chas. SMITH BROS. <!»>*. . Mr. and Mra. Glenn Kellogg, lo- timore. Md.. where- she is visiting Overholt was chosen by tlie board | Mr. and Mra. Lavern Seger of 1 cal. and Mr. and Mra. Howard Bolo her father, who is ill in the hospital. In place of E. G. Olson, recently VILTE & CO Grand Rapids spent Sunday with of Hasting* spent the weekend in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers spent elected, who refund to qualify. : Mr. nnd Mr*. Ben Blakney. . Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Perkins, Sunday with Mr and Mra. Robert HASTINGS, MICH. . Rev. Lloyd Mead of Whitehall was I Mrs. Leon Howk received word Button of Wayland. the former now with lhe U. S. Navy, I a caller at lhe home of Rev. and from her nephew. Duane Krauss of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale Miller anti and stationed al Pensacola. Fla., I Mra John McCue. Wedneeday. I Elmdale, that he has been tranrfer- baby of Dowling. Mr. and Mra. Fred recently visited friends here. Ray­ mond wu enjoying a fifteen day furlough. ' ' Guy Nosh of Carlton Center visit­ ed his uncle. Arthur Richardson, Sunday/ Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler of Grand Rapid*. were welcome visitors at the Sunday morning services at the Methodist church. Mrs Mary Dodge spent test Friday in Hastings and was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Victor SLssot Among the large number of photos of boys In Hie service of our country now on display in the win­ dow of LvBarker's Drug Store. Is one of a former Freeport boy. Har­ old Schwadt-r Nagler. better known as Junior. Junior, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nagler. is In the Field Artillery. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT man than his dad was in ’17 ter bom In Brpnaoa hospital Tuesd*y, July 31- Her weight is 8 pounds and 6 ounces, name Janet Maureen and her mother before her marriage was ■ Altha McAdan“- daughter of Mr. and Mra Dale McAdamsDecatur Reputflican church will meet the 2nd Wednea-» j., «wwu, h-i-tu. u-w.. of the flrat. so don't forget lhe change. The first meeting will be field in the church basement/ Au- Ju< locality near Fort Custer, h»ving sold their property to the Federa! government anUcipate locating at the A- C- farm soon. A representative of Consumers po^r of Batlle Creek was here on Thursday, making necessary plans regarding the wiring of lhe former namamh— o.. "’.r. ::d ’ ... Pal party. Thoee having birthday's The Fred Millers spent Bunday at in July. August, and September wilr the Herman Babcock cottage at be special gueaU. Everyone Is invit- Bristol lake. Threshing hu begun wheat and oats in tha process from the field by the Ray Baboock machine. Rev. Paul Olmstead, pastor Sunday school—10:30. Preaching—11:30. Christian Endeavor—7:00. Preaching-8:00. Prayer meeting, Thursday ning. 8:00. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Mr. and Mra. Guy Maktey and family were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Blake Makley and chil­ dren of Charlotte. Mr*. Guy Kantner is attending eve- CULTIVATIO lLUIII««irS All A HOHTAILI c«or The cultivation of blueberries.-8 which most of us call huckleberries. Is showing a derided Increase in rtcenTZS. Outarattag btaetanta. has become a profitable business for several people ta this state. There arc probably hundreds of acres In Barry county where culUvated blucberrlM could be grown. They require on arid aod and that the water table shall be about 14 Incrfea below the surface. Wliere tiieae conditions are found they produce a profitable crop if given proper al teuton The cultivated blueberries are several times as large a* the ordi­ nary high bu*h huckleberrie* and they have a delightful flavor. If any owners of ground that would be suitable for cultivated blueberrlea wish to know more about what U necessary to do to enter the busi­ ness of raising them, they should get In touch with the. Extension De­ partment of the Michigan State Col­ lege. That department has a fine acreage ot cultivated blueberries near Bangor. Mich. Recently a Michigan Blueberry Growers Association has been form­ ed for the purpoee of developing • the market for thb product There Is also a national swociaUon with which this Michigan body Is co­ operating. The national associa­ tion is putting on a campaign to advertise cultivated blueberries. Nevah accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and daughter of Has­ tings to Montpelier, Ohio. Bunday where they visited the fonner's brother Joseph Farlec. Freeport Mttbodlrt Church Private Joe Ctadmer Hershberger Morning Worship—1!;00. Sermon : is stationed at Cramp Swift, Texas "Forgiveness ------- “ Mr. and Mrs. Farris Lathrop and daughter of Toledo, visited her par- I PRAIRIEVILLE Sunday school—13:00. Cartteo Center Methodist Church ent*. Mr. and Mra. Owen Smith last Mr. and Mra. Paul Nagle of Gull Everett M. Love, pastor lake and Mra LaVcm Calthrop. vis­ Mlss Opal Giles of Grand Rapids ited Mr. Calthrop at the American Morning Worship—10:00. Sermon: "Forgiveness'' Legion hospital in Battle Creek, Mrs. Walter Hershberger. Sunday school—11:00. Bunday, finding him very comfort­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rozems and able. ASSYRIA *** children ot Grand Rapids. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Adrtanaon. Isaac Williams and Mra. Paul of her sister and family. Mr. and Towns of Woodland were Sunday Johnson. Jr., and family were In Mrs. Norman Stanton, while iter evening callers on Mr. and Mrs. Allegan. Tuesday afternoon. husband Morris Brandt took In the Keith Perlee and baby. sights at the Ball game In Detroit. The Woodland MhAionary society Mrs Merle Schley are spending the Several from this locality attend­ met with Mra. CUmena Schalbly week in Lansing. ed the funeral services of Mrs An­ Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. Ferris Quick and drew Adams of Hastings, a former family attended the Miller's pic­ NORTHEAST WOODLAND nic at Jackson. Saturday. al home Monday. Our Bible school closed Friday Miss Mertle Steward attended the Guests on Friday at the Lucy Steward family reunion at the home evening with a program put on by Butler home were Mr. and Mra. Edd jof Mr. and Mrs. Milan Folia In the girls and boys for their parrots Butler. Mrs. Hannah Stamm and Sunfield Sunday. and friends. Tlie smallrat attendMiss Beverly Huit of Convis. Callers at lhe E. Brodbeck Itome the-post week were Mra. Helen Mist, largest attendance waa ill on Thurs­ 8 with Mra Kate Cole and Mrs. klc. Lansing; Mrs Barbara Burklc day Elmer Deal and his two sons Katherine Cole as hostessM. and daughter, Mrs Manning. Lin­ conducted lhe Bible school and coln. Neb.; Mra. DeVere England. much Interest waa shown by each Minagv home has sufficiently re­ Washington. D. C.; Mra. Lucinda boy and girl attending. Those who covered as to be able to attend Garlick. Mra. Christina Grozlngev assisted by teaching classes were: churciv school after his long Illness and Mra Benner and Deanor. Mra. Ida Parr. Mrs. Freda Quick, The Pleasure birthday club will: Woodland. • Mra Chas. McNulty. Mra. Lewis be cooperatively entertained on, Wednesday by ' Mesdames Bessie 1 Eckardt JphTllis)R:kardt ^artd TOris Reatha Jordon and Mira Beverly S? Brim ehurc^‘dln?™S<n *l! DaU» attended the Women's Mls- Ferguson. the Bchurch dlr tag hall. alonary and Young people's Circle Mr. and Mrs. Leon Adrtanaon and viite u I convcnUon at Lakeside park, near Russell of Olivet and Mr. and Mrs. vllle is spending the week at the < Brighton from Thursday to Sun­ Lewis Johnson. Jr . and family spent home of her daughter and family j — Sunday with their parents. Mr. and day. Mr. and Mra. Clifton Miller. Sunday dinner guests at the Mrs George Adrianson. Mr. and Mra. James Boulter and home of Mr. and Mra. Ben SchneldBunday gueaU of their brother Clif­ family. Mrs. Mary Boulter and Mr. ton Miller and family. and Mrs. Sarah Oatroth of Maple arid Mra. George Bagley and fam­ Housewives have been Improving Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. E J. ily attended the Boulter reunion. spare hours with the huckleberry­ Bates and family. Sunday at Murphy's Point. Gun crop for the Victory family larder Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke call­ lake. There were 79 present It is the concensus of opinion of ed on relatives an(l friends near Only a few attended the P. T. the older farmers that 1943 has been ; Grand Rapids Sunday afternoon. A..' picnic at the school house the most unfavorable and discour­ Thursday evening but a good time aging season in their memory. was had by those who were present. BANFIELD A recent marriage in our midst Mr. and Mra. William Norris and Frank Hobbs has returned from was when Ralph Raymor. Bellevue Charlotte Hughes, WUllam Mullen and Miss Vcatrice Barve of the Franklin. IntL where he has been and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnccck attending summer school. Checkered district spoke their vows. and family attended the Ritchie re­ Mrs. Florence Butte of Benton County clerk A. C. Hyde of Has­ Harbor is spending a few weeks union at Shelp's Resort. Pine lake tings was at his farm home recent­ Sunday. ly for nn interview with a pros-1 with her brother Don Putnam and pective buyer for the Lucian Hyde Mrs. Marjorie Paerino and Tony DUNHABI DISTRICT Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miss Norma Case .came Saturday Paerino of Benton Harbor, were Martin. July 15. a son. • Thursday supper guests .at Twin Utile Ruby Goodson Is the guest Odkrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Case. of her sister. Mra. Gaylord Gray. Mrs. Mattie Adams who lived In Tlie Augiut Naujok home and that of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Raymond this vicinity for 67 years died at her Luella Lauer and O. E. Brumm of have had as guests the past week late home in Hastings last Satur­ Augusta called at the home of Mr. day. and the remains waa laid to friends from Ch.cago.and Mra. Ward Cheeseman Monday rest In the Banfield cemetery, Mon- afternoon of last week. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Harold Gray were Mr. and Mra. management of the Bedford Mills, Sam Buxton of Banfield. Mra. Ttna and Miss Lena Payette has retired. Buxton of Cadillac and Mrs. Nel- . Mr and Mrs. John Miller of Bat­ He Miller of Lacey. Mra. Tina Bux­ tle Creek were Bunday guests of the latter’s grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. ton la visiting at the 8am Buxton home. A MacDougaL Mr. and Mra. Hmrat Kanzler of The celebration of the founding Battle Creek were supper gurals of the Banfield Methodist church 100 years ago will be held In the Friday evening at the Barney Wil­ liams home Miss Mildred Williams church beginning Aug. 33 and con­ is working for a niece of Mra. Kanz­ tinuing through August 10. ler in Battle Creek. Wednesday. M1m Mary Bullis held MenSlng Stocking* When mending snags and small a canning demonstration at the runners In silk boie, pull a thread home of Mra. Ward Cheeseman for crosswise from an old stocking near neighborhood war board chairmen. Mr. and Mra. Sidney Stanton and the same shade. When mended with family started Bunday for Marino this ftqe thread the mend can hardly City to visit Mr. and Mra. Clifton Harris and family for a few dajes. ' Preachlng—10:00/ Sunday school—11:00. Christian Endeavor—8:00. UNCLE SAM SAYS "DRINK MILK FO VICTORY! ■.■Ua, H«iinS—9 A M. H 1:10 F. M. Where else con you find oil these essential food elements concentrated in one de­ licious drink? Highlands Dairy Grade A milk supplies calcium and phosphorus for bones and teeth . .. proteins to build strong muscles. Milk is a health and Victory! w*. Department figures show that today’s average soldier is nearly an inch taller and ten pounds heavier than in 1917. That’s a great gain for one generation —and a real tribute to the men of science and the men of industry who helped build Bill's husky frame. We're glad the electric industry had a hand in it. WWe food exprrts were discovering new vitamins and hater diets for Bill, electric research was working out wavs Co refrigerate his food so it would oe fresher, safer, cheaper. While doctors were developing new ••rums, drags and healing techniques, electric laboratories were improving X-rays, diathermy lamps, electric knives. Evejy before Bill was bom, electric servants freed his mother from much of the work of washing, cleaning, cooking and sewing—so that she and her children could be healthier and happier. . Actually, these advances can be cred­ ited to the American Way at work—free men creating and producing the things that other men want and need—foe every­ body’s benefit. The electric industry grew that way. A few men organised a com­ pany. Many men invested their savings. Good business management under Government regulation multiplied jobs, • extended service; loarred rites. Today, the average American home pays only 10c a day for «// electric ser­ vice—and gets about twice as much electricity for that dime as it did 10 to 15 years ago. More important still, thanks to business management, A metica'i »gr mduitriei hart lhe world’t greateit electric power rapp/y on top! Consumers Power Company IfeH Phone 2651 for home delivery or bpy it et your grocers. HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c: QT. ■■ ■ UY U. $. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 INVEST IN AMERICA.’ IVY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS drink of ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hwfinn NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION �TM. 1MTW? ID SLUIMSSIB riTAiii c»or stlon ot blueberries. n f m call huckleberries, lecldcd inereass In rthlklvsUng blueberries profl table business for Id thb aUU. , probably hundreds of y county where culUriaa could bo grown an acid soil and that Mr. and Mra. Faul Stutz have]tings Tuesday evening. moved to Hastings •<--------------where Mr. Stutz Mr. and Mra. Floyd Neabet and has employment. We are sorry to Jeanne attended the Maple leaf lose them from our community, but Grange picnic at Reid's resort sunmunlty last week our best wishes go with them to Mra. E. H. Lathrop and Mn HuPLEASANT VALLEY Mn. Lizzie Reamer of Lake Odessa ! ,1^ ____ Alice Whetstone. Mra. Velma De- > Dunnigan near Maple Grove Friday (pent Saturday night and Bunday i mond and Mra Millie Fisher at- ! ettemoon. Mra. Fay Fisher and two ------ —— liuvlffli MAU. tended a builness meeting at the childrenof Nashville were Tuesday . LEGAL NOTICES i' ae.ri.g ' d.n—u, K0TICB or MOBTOAQl SALE tied blueberries are as large as the ordlsh huckleberries and delightful flavor. If , t ground that would ► if cultivated bluebernow more about what ORDER FOB PUBLICATION tn rib*r' OR*pF.RF.O lh*l r»n»t IS IIKUKIIY GIVEN I-. Tt -i iih>m n> ki "i NOW TIIEHKFORK- On motion of plaintiff. II I. OHIIKUED Ibai Ibi NOTICE TO CREDITORS and family were in ay afternoon. FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE COR I'llnAilus, r rotueralwK1. «f Walking iley are spending the b. Ferris Quick and ORDER FOR rUHLIOATIOM OF HARRY. HR ■' ।' In mM day NOTICE TO CREDITORS u ... Ibe Mrti.r «f tu K.I.I. ta! and hl* two sons Bible school and was shown by each lending. Those who ichlng classes were: , Mrs Freda Quick. CNulty. Mrs Lewis iui »u grandmother. Mra. Guy Golden and Green: Lee and Clare Fassett were as . at nt Bedford with Mr and Mra. Mr* Ray Rav family. He has seen much action as he was on lhe Lexington. On Thura- Fussen while their parents were In day Mra. Golden. Mr. Bates. Em- । Ohio. manuel Strong and tiro girl friends' were at Dimondale vbltlng Mr. and : HUBBARD HILLS Mra. Frank Bates. Friday he re­ Mr. and turned to Norfolk Va I OrandvuU were guests of Mr and ,Mr Mr> R°y Jenkins over the weekMrs. Charles Hutton and Milgra and PIjd, on Sunday they spent the MJnnl$ Joyed • ■ afternoon at Gun lake chicken ~ and fish dinner with Mr. :I The — - - County Barry road men did nnd Mrs. Arthur Lariirop nnd Mra.(some good work on our road alomUutae Lathrop at Cloverdale. The lhe hills with the big road grader £U. SMr 7tunul.^ lhSlr home ,l *nd draw U»t week They graded Walled Lake on Wednesday Mnd the Mder and cut Mr and Mrs. Ferris Lathrop and brush which is quite an Improve­ daughter of Toledo spent last week ' ment with Mr. and Mra. E. H. Lathrop | Jim Bowerman, who suffered a and here. .. Other --- J relatives -------- .V----.. . I light stroke a'tfew weeks ago. is gain-; Mr and Mrs. Huron He»b' n«d j |ng nicely and is able to be out Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Haley and around again. Mr. and Mrs. Reo son of Lansing were Sunday dinner Bowerman of Grand Rapids called rumU of Mra. Clara Day and Vivian, on him one evening hut week. Mr. and Mra Harold Higdon ofA letter from Charles Storitan I Battle Creek were Sunday guests of , from a camp In MasMchusettes Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon. states he Is well and has been pro­ Mr. and Mra Burr Fasett. Linda | moted to Corporal ■nd Nyle. Mrs O D. Fkssett and, Mr. and Mra. Don Moore and Mra. Eleanor Strickland of Harting* children of Senriba's Corners were Out 7-MI «Pent from Friday until Sunday i guests of Mr. and Mra. Ed. Bowerwith relatives In Ohio. ------------------man Sunday. Tom Davis of Coats Orove spent Fishing seems to be pretty good , Bunday with hb wife at the home I in the lakes In thb part of the Wiui.m|of Mrs. Anna DeVine J country. At least the men In thb Mrs. Edith Renkes of Clarksville: neighborhood have had some pretty Mildred Bmilh. lie.i.i and Mbs Beverly Jr.. and family spent ie!r parents, Mr. and Irianson. James Boulter nnd SOME BRAND NEW LISTINGS 13 ACRES ON PINE LAKE In Hope township. has 5 room bungalow with balh AN ALL MODERN 5 ROOM HOUSE 60 ACRES IN THORNAPPLE TOWNSHIP 1 I ■ Z FAMILY HOUSE IN THE SECOND WARD । 2 FAMILY HOUSE ON WEST MILL STREET | : one side completely famished. tMMAt. BO ACRES FARM ON M-37 The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER 'i i Biins m ii dim; PHONE 2659 Rose Martin began work at the ed a school officers meeting at Has-: factory in Middleville last week. [e Bagley and famle Boulter reunion, irphy's Point, Gun ere 70 present, attended lhe -J*. T. the school house ng but a good time WHERE Can He Go? William Norris and ies. WUllam Mullen 4rs. Enrl Johncock ided tlie Ritchie re­ s Resort. Pine lake Mildred Hmith. IteiUla Out 7 30 NOTICE TO CREDITORS RICT and Mra. Howard , a son. oodson is the guest ra. Gaylord Gray. Prank Lauer. Mrs. d O. E. Brumm of ' nt Deed* an P*»» 74. NOTICE IN 1IF.RKUY GIVEN. Tk.l Ib.ntt of DELTON SCHOOL BOARD REPORT Banfieid. Mra. Tina llac and Mra. Neley. Mrs Tina Buxit the Sam Buxton Iss Mary Bullb held lonatraUon at the ard Cheese man for ir board chairmen. Sidney Stanton nnd Sunday for Marina . and Mrs. Clifton , physical fr the V. 8. Army and will । Mr. and Mra. Elmer Gillett were j leave In ten days for. camp '"J** Sunday dinner guest, of Mr. and, Albert Oreen is putting a cellar | Mra- Dorr Webb at Nashville. De- ur.der the Archie Burd house, I. lore* and Janet Marshall spent I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haywood of Thursday night and Friday at the Wayland were callera at the Green Gillett home. hotfie Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mra. Hubert Lathrop and 1 ’ Mr. and’ Mrs. Ed. Slorkan of Has- . children were Sunday afternoon ■ tings spent Sunday afternoon at lhe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bam-1 home of lhe former's mother. Mrs, lie rrsale.l ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Leon Adrianson and Em-st Knnzler of 'ere supper guests it the Bamey Wil­ ts Mildred Williams niece of Mr* Kanx- ®alu2*’r orlo Roush. Mrs. Roush had not j Rh5i..Junc.U?u !? Mr. , "hhock hospital. Mrs. Schantz Mell me latter In 30 years, land Mra. John F. Brake for dinner It cannot twin itself : had been 111 but a short time, but Mr and Mra clnud Kunkle and ' Sunday. Menno Brake. Sr. acdxn- causing suflocatloa patent list . daughters were Friday evening call- panled them to Rlvea Junction b'unIng children have the sympathy of era of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine. day evening. lhe community in their bereave- Sunday evening callers were Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Vaughn Geiger and ment. Mrs. Elgin Mead. Mr. and Mra. baby of Remus and Mr. and Mrs. I Dale DeVine. Ordsllah Lynn and Dale Geiger of Grand Ledge spent BARRYVILLE I Beverly, Please remember the MissBarryvllle. Agnes Benson went to Cold- Herbert Geiger. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ccott. Tommy Branch. Morgan and McKelvey water Wednesday where »he ex­ Jackson Lake Odessa, _Claude ’ ' reunion peels w to uiia find wora. work. one She is lx smyniK staying „ ..HUKni Thursday Aug. o8 at pccis ---------- . of . — --------Reid's resort. Bring table service ; with Miss Jay Van Dorvn and Mr. P?VC” ■nd your own sugar, and Mrs. Ashley Van Doren: 80011 of °™nd RapMs spent Sunand Mrs. Ashley Van Doren: Wallace J. Bales who is in the Lois Fossett spent the weekend 4 a. George Adrianson. Cheeseman Monday Saturday all 666 ig them, they should 1th the Extension Deie Michigan State Coltpartment has a fine cultivated blueberries Mich Michigan Blueberry la tlon has been formurpose of developing * r this product There onal association with llchlgan body Is co­ ne national assoc!*g on a campaign to valed blueberries. id the Miller’s pic­ . Saturday. chool closed Friday * । program put on by oys for their parents rhe smallest attepd>n Monday and the Lathrop home itaptos spent the weekend with Mr. .nd r^nd ICampbeU.of JaekJwn and his sister | and neighbor - Mra. Lou SchanU. l^e ^uera^f0 their cotudn* Mra । companled Mrs, Frankie Palmer of ia.» lhe surface. Where are found they afltablc crop if given t. Paul Nagle of Gull LaVem Calthrop. visirop al the American si In Battle Creek, ig him very comfort- IgL-MDAT, rglT * FF.IIKRAL FARM MORTGAGE OORFORATI ON g.'T. HeronJed euorl by Trmturer. llsmiuond tbst l.uiar..' MARTIN COUnVrS Friends and relatives here re­ ceived word Sunday of the death of Ralph Wood which occurred Fri­ day evening at lhe Soldier's Home ♦Kispltal, Grand Rapids. Mr. Wood had been In falling health for sev- TREASURER'S REFORT Coats Grove, the son of one of our first rural carriers. Claude Wood. We extend sympathy to his sorrowbig wife nnd children. He was brought back to Hastings Monday afternoon for burial In Riverside cemetery. Mra. Osa Lewis of Hastings called on Mra. Millie Fisher Monday eve­ ning of last week. Delton Rural Agricultural School District. 1941-42 IH’LKATION ANI> l.KHT HE|l\ |< E ran. t« 0 F. M IIRIIKHKII I Hat DON’T A great army of war workers has gome to Hastings to work in our factories ond build the tools of Victory. And while they work, we have a job to do, too ... a job to see that these men and. women have comfortable, pleasant, inexpensive homes . . . the kind of homes that will make them better fitted to work for Victory. If you have unused space in your home, it's your patriotic duty to convert it into living quarters for our war workers. You may own a large house or a building’which can be modernized to fur nish housing facilities for workers families. These homes are desperately NOW! Act at once! War Savings Bonds For Sale Here Children orc especially invited to make their Bond purchases t&n CONHTRUCriON ACCOUNT gradually. Housing Loans Are-Available Here!. If you own a.building which you think can be remodeled into one or more family units, a long-time Ioan through The Hastings Bui.lding & Loan will readily fi­ nance your remodeling or repair program. The additional rent you receive from your new tenants will be enough to pay the remodeling costs. Here’s an oppor­ tunity to help Uncle Sam and yourself! Turn vacant-property into homes for war workers . . . profit for you. Come in today! SLAM ON YOUR BRAKES (J needed Sudden starting or stopping grinds off robber. Money is Also Available For the Purchase of Home* INK IGS McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PBODUCT8 SYSTEM >O RATION HI E. STATE ST DISTRIBUTOR HASTINGS PHONE UM THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN AS 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L. B �THE HASTINGS BAN NEU. THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1H2 .IVILLE tonsil ‘ Mb» Donna Carey of Leighton want to Grand Rapids Monday to — I fan. la ai.lfl.i- daughter. Mra. Harry Depult and farepart of the week with Middle- | lowing Thursday night and Friday with her Sunday for a family reunion, parents, Mr. and Mn. Wm. McKevMUses Helen Brog and Pauline family at Grandville, while Mra vllle friends, on her way to visit;north, relatives at Haatinga. | aing w! lit. ' Walker wlio have been wacatlonlng The Methodist personage and ln the Hart Tlcln11’' •erp home for church are being connected with - «* Monday morn- River Rouge and Mrs Lawrence Day ha-s been working with the Kellogg 1 Mias,,Maxine will begin her fifth and the city sewer intern. j vacation in northern of Big Rapids who were present for Foundation in Barry county, wa* final year of her nurse's training course at Michigan State college. Mrs Sarah Campbel! and Mrs.; MlclUgan. the interment of their brother. with Dr. Lund last week Pearl Kenyon spent Wednesday with | Mr. and Mra. Forrest Jolmson and James Dickens. Tuesday, visited Mrs. Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Rohrbacher ' The Lynn Burdick family recently lhe former's stepdaughter. Mra. Carl. two children of Grand Rapids, apent Luella Thomas spent Sunday with ids father tn moved to Hartings where they have Pferdsteller. northwrrt of town. 'Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Rapids. I purchased a home on High BL. Mr Miu Lydia Guenter of Leighton is Grand 1 Mr. and Mra. Harry Bennett vrent; Mrs. W1U Johnson. „v„. home t ,, from —^.i,, Blodgett hospital. u Grand ..„u 1 Mr and Mr. ujuoia ------ ----------------- • Haloid uriuetn OHB.U, ------ *.—7 tn Detroit. Saturday for a week's Mra. Glenn Solomon who was ; R ttpjds following a recent appcndec, and children children aitended attended the the nibie Bible vaca,pd °n west Main St. known ;--------visit daughter and other (---------making from ai. -----r ----- - ,and «. .V' th- Ro< Prvtl Blake Rte*, home, hnm. has —- with • --her — — -~ v..n.a u» a - good -— recovery ----------- ------, tomy. conference at Gull lake Thursday I .ten M r*l.Hv»e relatives i major mater roperation, “-1U again confinea I prank nlbcam aHrtl „ y(,M. evening. Thcv called al the Leo U making giber Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grant ot • to Ute bed with a blood clot in her I jonncr resident of Middleville and ' Ortffcth home on the way. Waiter I lmProvementa in the property. Miss Jean Williams ot Ptalnwell ipent Sunday with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Baadafur and Mrs. Maith* Dirtrich William* Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood monivlDa wtth tha former's daogh* attended a birthday dinner at the ter. Mra. Day Pugh, nee Frances cottage of their brother and sisterin-law,. Mr. and Mra. Ma*on Nor­ wood at Crooked lake Bunday. The street; secretory. Clare Williams; *}°5k “ ®aaUn**' July J< The ambulance brought the mother and babe to their home on Grand Rapids St Monday after­ noon. of dled rcCcnll>. at the Griffeth has recently been promoted Mra. Emma WUUama and daughMra Hallie Bena way entertainer feilfare and mother Dayton. Ohio, cwnr this Tuesday I«Y- We all aympathirc with her in hMr ftndl ^Mte Wh?te arromnintert bvMra I home Of ills daughter. Mrs. Raymond *h* '• te. 1 ter. Mn Arthur neukM attended tha A. H. Parker. , lied White, accompanied by Mrs. . a-iuirk near nradiev —,,i.t—. Mr. Vogel In Grand Rapid.'. Tucs- Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J.Liebier are In ‘ J- C. Denham and her daughter and : ^urtiter ^rtrthv* hr th™ cated at Ft. Benning. Ga . In officera', reunion of the auld Ung syne club at her Gun lake cottage from Sun­ j Byron Center Saturday. Mra. day noon until Monday night The Ann Arbor where he is a medlca. grandson. Mra Nina Weidner and ' ‘‘^±fld^‘hy' he lhrM’ training. young girls who had the outing George Maclvcr of Grand Rapids in the University hospital. I Jack Redford, went to Jackson Prt-Crf.ukrt, arromnanlef is assisting his son Norman in paint­ patient The Leon Rock family of Detroit day where Mrs. Denham will spend fri^ from By^t ot lluunc. —re Thur-Jay rv.nln, Glenna aalrter, Leila Jackson. Mary ing the house and with other Im-I had been-spending their vacation a few days with another daughter, ‘ “5 Noah. Thelma Fllllngham. Jacque­ provements. at the Rock cottage at PaynTakr before going on to her home in ball^Lme Und Mra. George Juppstrom. 1 Mac corson of Detroit spent a few ! h^.fd.iu,hl,r line Holes and her cousin from Chi* The Johnson-Wools ton, Gibbs Louisville. Ky. The other* returned j8 £*an*" , ! days last week with his parents Mr i „ Ray Serven wife and daughter family- Human ,111 b, rnij „.«> hu™ Bu«u, ,.m,» I. “X-Xl ,ua«, Miss Dorlne Rolfe of Fowlerville Betty' re,un*d home Sunday from over the weekend and assisting in Sunday. Aug._2.ai Dr.lton park. AU ' Harry Balach. Jr. who Ls employed 1 »,0S df\er rourtn‘rLT PfMdLtei 1 and Mm W P Corson Ls visiting her cousin Beverly Sweet the celebration of lhe birthday of those attending .are asked to bring by Ute Bell Telephone Co. in Ann • {“J®* r "er couMn- Carl Pferdcateland with girls from Alto enjoyed the ber sister. s^X and J^^F^^tteX1^.;^^ °B »°ul* ’ own table service. : Arbor was home frpm Wednesday . weekend and until Wednesday at n Frederick Rock who Is-employed The party who left a parasol at evening until Friday morning. I ™ J’0® *£?. cottage at Green lakei The same in Detroit spent several da'ys -tart the Methodist church on Children's I William Ferguson. Elmer (Mike) Xto belM the dunfc for the cna*i Guard boys crowd of girls had' an outing to­ week with hla parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cay can obtain same by getting in ' Bender and Henry Cunningham who ’iSdfwv^stVad ™ | of Clear lake at the Hastings Coun­ gether last year. i try club. Saturday night. The Faulk­ daughier Charlene of Ann Arbor touch with Mrs. Elmer Fenton. I went to Kalamazoo Thursday for ”'' “had Many relatives were at Caledonia Mra. Walter Brown and infant We arc glad to know that Gerrv ' army examination were re-ctasUfied ^c1’^^ ^, F^^ **'l °*- ners acted as one of the patrons and Friday to the funeral of John Hackdaughter Deanna Lynn of Charlotte Dennlscn is iiome from the Kalama- nnd returned home; Duane White.. J® -» h«p,Ul and much bm.m.cd in ullO, Dorn White paurf <1, XJrtVto Xia. Mrs. Nellie Thompson returned' were also Saturday evening dinner hla home early Wednesday morning. ter. Mra. Will Sweet and family. health. j examinations nnd will be her second | d"“®~JI home Monday noon from a few Interment wal made in ML Hope Mra. Roy Russell spent the week­ Deputy sheriff nnd Mra. Gerald '»on In lhe service of Uncle Sam. Don : ** Jr’tai ' weeks spent with her sister-in-law Ray Overholt who graduated from cemetery. Mlddlevljle Mr. Hacker end with her son-in-law and daugh­ Bedford are |>arents of another «... being located ta North Ireland. ^>d Jr • at Battle Creek. T -K. high school in June has been ter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell at Kenneth Gerald, born ta Pennock Mn Clare Zerbe and young a™ 10 ** “,,Pd Mrs. Margaret Keegstrn and two j employed at the Middleville Creamcinity, Leighton township where he Labarge. children at Grand Rapids, nceomTuesday morning, July JI. daughter of Parmelee spent the ,, ...... «»-»»•<-,, lived many years before locating in । ery since. Mr. and Mrs. Al Henning and two hospital A birthday gift to his grandmother, weekend with her mother. Mrs . r B?n|Toledo. etL?y OhioBUn h Hle. II 5f ^rtledTu^ayal «"<"nkbslmr children visited hla former employer Mrs U M Johnson Mother and Mary Sharp. *7 ul.V.n To^° °h‘“ <‘aM*d Tu~Uv at Phyllis wife, lhe former Cora Flnkbeiner L E. Johnson and family at Lowell, babe are home now und being cared i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis of“"'.H""™, •ct®1' the home of her sister, Mra. T. I. Iul clKlWren- .8W.nley I »pent the weekend al Lake Louise and two daughters. Mra. Vasco Vin­ Bunday. for by Mra. Isabel Lepper. Ann Arbor viaited his mother. Mra. I ^J^M^ R^ri.^RO^.-77 GHlett cent of Albion and Mra. Ray KertaMrs. Day Pugh and little daugh­ Mr .nd Mn. CUfford D.M. .nd ' Emory Flnkbeiner expects to go to Herbert Cttok. east of town over ■ ‘ ' daught.n. M.rerlU ,»d Noon. P”1"? “a, £•» “» ter Mary Ellen of Vermontville spent Bay' View Sunday to bring home hi* the weekend. Howard who took u Mra. Hattie Smith and the Arthur ..r. .t Or.nd R.pJd< Sunday .Rl>.d l».n i|»ndln« . wife and two children who have civil service examination two years ~ Smith family returned from their Mr. ni .uUr Mr. —TjJj'" been spending two weeks with her ago. leaves In two weeks for Pearl | l‘ K home ,™«n In northern trip Thursday evening. H arbor where he has brem appointee rente aunt. Miss Bertha Ronan. — -*•-----*- *— ----------------|Ior Uw ** ‘'“nd- hr™k- nr th^riarv Earl Wiuy.nl who U In Blnd<,l< hospital convalescing from a major ,!"* Rlver wnk brought to The former having vUdted her sis>„ .,-------te-hon m l,u Un. ur---------i-.irm m.UuxiK^^; “rind Sp£i Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Skinner were___ - -----------------------operation. Little Keith WUlyard who I .Hopf ?ur?1 ,1' Thursday evening dinner guests of maker. had been .-pending a week al lhe h» Smith visiting her brother at Petaaher brother Paul Gibson ana win* ■ Mrs. Donald Leyendecker. nee I visiting her sbter, Mrs. Ada Shaw. DavLs home accompanied them and I *3rolJ1CT Jesse and wife. He also is key. They al) went on to Hastings 4?™" Saturday evening.___________ east of town, as a celebration tor Nbmia Glbtson, is spending some . southeast of town, and also spend­ they brought VktTwK- S Ida's birthday. time with her husband at the Camp ing some time with old friends tn also Myrtle Davis home after a P3*. Raplds M r- IXckens Mr. and Mra. Will Reed of Par- In Missouri where tils company Ls | Mrs. Mary Sharp returned recent- ' week's visit with her cousin. r^d. Doris.1! j** ”* with his P^" enLl >In n ,tLeighton f1*bl?n! DELTON lived parents melee visited Mrs. Hartwell at Rock- i located. ly from a week's visit with her son, Mr ana and Mra. Johnson visited vtelted 1 y. ,*V:r thC : Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Bush and ,-nr. airs, Will win jnnn.wn , “ —,, * J?° ~ ford on Sunday. . | Five home economics extension Sherman and family in Muskegon ' ' d.Udhur, ' ---------------------------- i nirken, familv fh. thru Mr. Bam.nl “» nl.r. plu. or, on Miss Caroline Solomon went lo Ea­ Mra. John Robertson of Cnro aim leaders from HU* vicinity are en, “ o< (own now own.d by ton Rapids Tuesday of last week ■ Enas Price of Jackson a Sun- and runny u Huun«. Thur-Uy • Kean students cl human ■ Miss Laurel Maclvcr of Detroit, joying Woman's Week at Michiganrr ’y~- was -r-where thsy are attending camp and found Mrs. Peck much Improved l,,e nnxera. • rpent the weekend at home with . State coUegt They are Mrs Mary dav Mra wh? Mrs- L*n,ul Johnson and Mira nature tell us that most worry ■ their parents. Mr. and Mra Mulcomb Potta. Mra Zera Robertson. Mrs I1*- _ P'.. Mra'. Prtc.e who. ha[l in health - j ' , , __ „ , | been spending a few day* with her Buddy Sion. la. relunwd U. hu B°wn« .Cenwr. •“* ,p°"“ Nora SUrnsoh. Mra. Dorothy Tolan 1 ia about money. What is ■ Maclvcr. nllnni called called on nn her h^r sister, clct^r Mra. Mr. ““ i HasUngs I mother, and her slQer. Mrs, Bur­ horn, in BMU. Cnab .nd hu U.your money problem? ■ I Mra. E. J. Talbot returned home and Mrs. Lulu Allen. ter. Chmlr A»n te Mr-ndUM Iwr ... “‘"-.’J? ,V‘.T Sh*!1’ ,b? : Blanche Richards Bunday afternoon. dette Wadd, accompanied him home. from Flint Saturday where she had I Mr. and Mra. Robert Frost ol chon with hay unrte and .uni. Mr. *"»,ln 1“'. Dick Campbell of Flint who has been on account of the illneiui of her : Grund Rapids spent lhe weekend ( Rev. Elvin Flnkbeiner and family .nd Un Edd PlnMwln.r. “ “ •*» “ “ ! been visiting at the home of his Coma in and talk over with motlier. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bel! t with tier parents. Mr. and Mrs. L 1 Mr. Alin. Llrnrinaiui. hr«d oT Uu Vwl« who aunt Mrs. Robert Barnes and fam­ tlie Flnkbeiner cottage nt Barlow ua—any financial question met her at Lowell. ; R. Beeler. “ ily for two weeks returned homv lake.. teaching staff of the convalescent1 , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Betz spent SunMrs. Loren Tungate and the Clair puxxling you. Guests of Mra. Edd Perrault andI Sunday afternoon. His couain. Miss Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hulett accom­ home'for crippled children at Farmday at Charlotte with )Us parents Tungate family vtelted Loren at tngton nnd her friend. Mrs Harry “mlly northwest of town the past. Charlotte Barnes returned with him Mrs. Hazel Johnson and daugh- the convalescent home in Grand panied by their son-in-law and Freeman were Thursday afternoon 17.° hV, . Tor a two weeks' visit. Miss Sydney Whan you na«d cash, you ten Sharon and Joan were Friday Rapids where he is receiving treat­ daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCaui vLUtors «F Airs Peter Peterson, also ' .Ada ftnd McDowell Wright who has been spending some drove to Elmore Ohio. Friday, called visitors of tlie girl*' grandmother.! ment. Sunday. there by the death of Mrs: Hulett's a member of the faculty of the «>ualtu. Jtamle and I time at the Barnes home returned Mrs. Pearl Kenyon. Joan remainea ' The Gackler-Kacchele family re- , . . - " **’ **"* . B„t,b<e Rohb(r* Carpenter, Caniantar all all of nt Chicago. T-lyi— n»n School ■z — signature and security. to her home in Flint last week. stster. They returned home Sunday for a week's visit with her grand- union was held al Murphy's Point. Jlmmlr pulhrmu, U Ihr i»w dm 1. Tw.uly-lour-Mate, .nd Iwo ebUevening. Alfred England looked aft­ I motlier and cousins. Gun lake. Saturday. CITIZENS CREDIT U, Cteuta meal uurk«. uklns ’aren *rrr prarnt .1 U>e Muten- tended lhe Barry Co. Rural Letter ! Mr. and Mrs. Murray Harper and Mrs. Floyd Harper nnd three er affairs at the Hulett home during U>. blur ot Rodnry Sdu,d who '“' ■"W ™,, .. Carrier's association and Auxiliary their absence. CORPORATION i son of Baldwin. Mrs. Ethel Kucchrle small daughters left this week h», )oU>M Ute marlites. "“W «< Mr. ITrd Stek«. Ote,. picnic at Murphy's Point, Gun lake, | of Grand Rapids. Maurice Harper’ Tuesday for their home hi Ithaca. , Mrs. Bertha Dominie and Mra. MU* J«m.i« Bum u havlnc . \ Ul'rkhte bud.WM wu Innueted Saturday. A pot luck supper wts | and family and Mrs. Oscar Knechele N. *’ Y.. *' after --------*-*------------------------— MyrUq Carpenter spent the week­ a visit with his parents, enjoyed at 6:30 o'clock * end at Lansing with the former's 1 and family met with Mrs. Bradford and her father. John Kaechele. Mra. Leon Pennock and daughter I Johnson and family of Detroit nt Mrs. Sylvia Allen of Parmelee is daughter, Mrs. Ruth Brown and Mr. Cluu. ..._^ Gray ___ and ___ daukhwr um,> ind rrlrr.hmrnu romplrted a Naomi spent Saturday afternoon in family. __ _ ____ the Schud cottage, Barlow lake. spending the week with her grand------■-----Mnl .very pleasant get-together. GueaU -------Kalamazoo. Mrs Nora Whitmore of Grand Maxine of Merritt brought’ | included Mrs. Peter Peterson ana Mrs. Julia Weller has beer enter­ Rapids apent from Friday until lhe Mary Gray to her home Sunda , mother. Mrs. Sickle, Mrs. Russell taining lhe following guests: Mr. and ! Bender and Mra. Sweet's sister. Mr*. Mra. George Waller. Grand Rapids: —i Walter Brown of Charlotte. The ' next meeting will be with Mra. Wm. viUe; Mrs. Retta McNeil. Pontiac. I Sweet on August 20. Mrs. Wayne Hord. Detroll. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams Tuesday evening of iMt week and and daughter Rosemary spent from rc-organlzrd with the same officers. Wednesday to Sunday with relatives They are. President. Clarence Long- tn Kokomo. Ind. peri has returned from a inspectors training course ± WHAT'S YOUR MONEY PROBLEM THE To the HOUSEWIFE BE ON GUARD! Watch Your Canning! TELEPHONE 2 Use Fresh High Quality Materi­ als. You Can't Afford Spoilage This Year. CLEAR FOR VICTORY! FARM BUREAU TWINE and m\ Rrier Wlltal.nl and MI. — —— ami Dean spent Saturday with his parents. Mr. and Mra. Lealle Wil­ liams and family near Freeport. Mr. and Mra Oeear Chamberlain and their daughter-in-law, Mra. Leo Chamberlain left Friday for New jersey where they will visit Leo Chamberlain. They will be gone about a week. Mf. and Mrs. Irwin Junes of Galesburg were supper guests of his sister, Mra. Alice Collins Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes nnd Mra. Alice Collins were In Battle Creek Sunday afternoon. Mra. Will Hayward of Prairieville and Mra. Xlvah Hayward of Ther­ mal. Cal., visited Mrs. Alice Collins one day last week. Mra. l^'man Case and two sons of East Lansing called Llewellyn Erb Thursday __ ... Mrs, Erb and three sons spent Sun­ day at Gun lake. Harold Burpee and two daughter! Delores and Irene: Mrs. ly Vern Calthrop, Mra. Ia Vent Erb nnd Mr. and Mra. Paul Nagel vtelted Mra Harold Burpee and LaVcrn Calthrop al the hospital at Fort CiUter Sunday. Mra. Burpee nnd Mr. Calthrop are gaining nicely. Mra. Russell Mott gave a miscel­ laneous shower for her friend. Mrs. Lowell Teeter Saturday evening Fourteen guests were present. Mrs. Merrill Evans and MUs The!ma Molt of Kalamazoo spent the weekend with their parents. Mr. nnd Mra. Russell Mott. Ivan Smith who is suctioned at Great Lakes Training station spent the weekend at his home here. QUIMBY Mr. and Mra. Roy Petty and daughter Thyln Jeon attended a family dinner given by Mra Myrtle LCotton. at a Mont ni the inc Wm wm Iia mom cotce lk*a. « Thamappl. lak, s-na.>. ««_ ____________ ... ., . Marie A. Cole will again be our teacher nt the Quimby school. Mr and Mrs Burr Rdwley and Mr. and Mra Elmer Rouvh and family were Bunday callers at- Merle Rowley's. Shirley Reynolds returned home Sunday evening after a week's visit with her aunt. Mrs Byron Girard of Holland. Lucille Rove of Pontiac was a guest In the Chas. Rowley home from Wednesday afternoon until Sunday afternoon, when she re­ turned home with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude Rose Mr. and Mra. FrancLs Rose of Pontiac arrived on Friday evening to spend the week­ end with tlie Rowleys and called on relatives in Hastings nnd Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasgow and family of Dowling were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs, Cameron McIntyre and family. Mr. and Mra. Harold Doxey and daughter. Jennett, Deyo Larkin. Lawrence Larkin. Lou Ann Edmonds and Leo Howald were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds and E A. Reynolds. Mra. Ernest Lewis nf Hastings called on Mr. and Mra. Chas. Rowleyon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. taster Reynolds, Mary Ixmise and Robby of Hastings called Sunday evening an Kenneth Reynolds and his father. E. A. Rey­ nolds. Mr. and Mra Warren Hosmer of Lansing spent last Wednesday with Mra. Chas. Rowley and children attended the Free Methodist outing al Charlton Park last week Tues­ day. A bountiful pot luck 'upper was enjoyed by 66 FOR A TROUBLE­ FREE HARVEST Hastlngs calters at and Mra. callers at No (naris, breaks, runs free to last. Insect treated. Thoroughly were Wednesday evening the J. U Smith home. Mr. Lawrence Greenfield were the Smith home on Sun- tested. Strong ond uniform. SPICES Drawing shows criss-cross, non-tongling cover of 8 —GN PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— pound ball. Protects inner core. Always runs free. TELEPHONE lines lo«1ay‘nrc crowded as never before. Ami Long Distance lines between nil .Michigan pointe and war production centers are carrying some of the heaviest traffic in the country. War callt mutt go through promptly. In normal times we’d enlarge lhe telephone system lo handle the increased load. We can’t today, because the materials required for sufficient telephone expansion are even more urgently Deeded on the fighting fronts. What we must do^is.niakc the most efficient use of the facilities we now hAvc — with your help. Here are three simple ways in *hich you can help we have a complete line of FRESH HIGH QUALITY SPICES MANY OF YOUR NEEDS Allspice Gd. and Wh. Cinnamon Gd. knd Wh.' Cloves Gd. and Wh. Ginger Gd. and Wh. Mustard 1. Make only the moit etsenlial Long Distance calls. Nutmeg Gd. and Wh. 2. Keep your conversations as brief at you can. Pepper Blk. 3. When pottihle. give the number oj lhe distant telephone you are calling. Tlie same kind of cooperation will improve local service, too. Try lo keep your calls short. Look up numbers in lhe directory, but if necessary to call Information for a number, write it down for future use. Everybody can help by saving wires for war! Pepper Red Pepper White Cassia Buds Crystalized Ginger Cardamon seed Oil of Anise Oil of Cloves Mixed* Spices Celery Seed Caraway Seed Carander Seed Dill Seed Turmeric Mace Cream of Tarter Saccharin Salicylic Acid Alum ’ Bay Leaves Oil of Cinnamon Oil of Allspice WHILE THEY LAST WAR CALLS MUST GO THROUGH CARVETH & STEBBINS MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY THE REXALL DRUGGISTS COURTESY AND FRIENDLY SERVICE SHOWN TO ALL PHONE till PremH Delivery Service HASTINGS Our 600 feet per pound twine binds 20 percent more grain per pound than 500 feet. Costs less per 100 feet, less per acre. GET OUR LOW PRICES-YOU'LL LIKE FARM BUREAU TWINE IONIA* *FREE * ♦ ‘FAIR *AUG.1711* POWER’S CO-OP FLY SPRAY 75 c per gal WORLD FAMOUJ PACHKDMM PMMIMMS U. 8. Department 8 LB. BALL ”1211 GRANDSTAND Criss-Cross Cover * AFTERNOON * 600 Foot Per Pound fni) THRILLING FLATURL ACT*> 5 LB. BAIL SSLOIN Standard Cover LIS KIMRIS srorrom ywojrotm Axnsr. UAL DUO «» MgATM-TAAIS6 TtotlUJ, LtAPlNO TILDANS a pama wm avaxy Sap FARM BUREAU SERVICES. INC HASTINGS, MICH. TtLIPHONI 21 IB ' Fill FAIR FOLLIES yt’f 1 .1'41" ’ N. CHURCH ST. FBI i GAI? a »«fl PARKING �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JULY 38, 1M1 Mr. and Mra. Howard itawltt held "at Lakeside part near Brlghapent Sunday afternoon with Mr. i ton. . and Mn. John Richardson of Carl- | Mr*. O. F. Benner and daughter Caller* at tha V. R. Wotrtng! ^a \mrkle°a™d*Mr*. PrJton Man­ home this past* week were Rev. K. 1 ning of Lincoln, Nab., attended the M. Wheeler 'of Hasting*. Mr. and1 MWhnbig family reunion at the Mr*. Alvin Hefflebowcr ot Clarks- home of Rev. and Mr*. Leon Man­ ville. Mra. J. Di Unan of Detroit. Mr*. I ning of Charlotte. Tuesday. Olive Blocher of South Woodland, ■ Mr and Mrs Richard Hughe* of Mr* DeVete England of W^i.ing- ' were“u^ay SnM?gX*U KUpMrick 10: M A. M. Sunday school 11: fo A. M. Preach!#! 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Leader: OrJin Yank. 8:00 P. M. Thursday prayer meet­ ing. Annual "Clean-up" day will be Friday, July 11 nt the Camp Ground. (Horace T. Barnaby Memorial Part, Sunfield). The committee ask* for volunteers to help get the ground ready for the annual a£rmbiy. The annual conference convenes August 6. W. E. Musgrave, D. D. of Huntington, Ind., will be the presldlng bishop. The camp meeting begin* August 0. Evangelists will te Rev. C. Ar- SOUTH BOWNE Mr. and Mra. MUo Curtin. Mr. »ind Mn. Ervin Curtin epent Sun­ day at Mr. and Mn Glen Conroe'a at Saranac, in honor of Loren and Ervin Curtiss* birthday*. Mr*. Ervin CurUs* spent Tues­ day and Wednesday with her par­ ents in Lowell. Mr. and Mn. John Mishler and Marilyn Martin of Grand Rapid* were over Saturday night guests ot lhe Will Mishlers and on Bunday all were dinner gueaU of the John Thaler*. Mr. and Mr*. Hasen Gray of Has­ ting* were caller* at Milo Curtiss' Monday eveningHaAld Neilsen I* building a large the Rev. George Fleming of Hunt­ poultry house. ington, tod. Rev. Oscar w. BeilelCaller* through the week at Jerry dievllle, Mr*. Harold Hecker ot Kai- Uy Mr. and Mr* Karl Paul amaaoo and MU* Opal aile* of ( Grand Rapid‘ Th* Cheerful Hcloer* Club will Ralph Leffler and meet next Sunday at Lake Odea«> —7*?y of Mix* ■ p®rk with a pot luck dinner at noon. Doreen Clary of Masting*. An member* and former member* Mrs. G. F. Benner and Eleanor are Invited. " entertained for dlnder Wednesday | Luncheon For Out of State Guests evening, Mn. Barbara Burftle and I Mrs. Agnex Holly Ftah*r «nterMrs. Preston Manning of Lincoln, | talned with a picnic luncheon on Neb. Mrs. DeVere England of the lawn of her home in honor of Washington, D. C . and Mr*. Lu- Mr*. Barbara Burkle and Mr*. Pres­ cinds Garlick and Mrs. Christina! ton Manning of Lincoln. Neb., and Groringer of Woodland. I Mn. DeVere England of WashingFrank Brayton of Detroit is ton. D., C., test Thursday. GuMta staying for an Indefinite period at were Mr*. 4. D. Kntakem, Mn. Elthe home of Mr. nnd Mr*. Law- ' mw Rising. Mn. Janie* Long. Mia* rence Bird. I Dorothy Long. Mn. Dwight Fisher. Mr*. L 6. Jeffries and itaughter,' Mr*. Carrie Fisher, of Hasting*, Mr*. Mrs. Anna Jeffrie*. Mn. Clara I Glen Stake of Middleville, Mn. Dundbeck and Mn Cook called on I Edith Wunderlich of Kalamaaoo, Mr. and Mr*. Carl Burkle Sunday Mn. George Garlich. Mra. Christina afternoon. । Gro*lng*r, Mra. John Dell, Mr*. -----..MM.,, Mra.--------I-awrence Hilbert I„,u nnd MUM Mbs > John Hnuer and Mra. George Faul Lorena Hilbert stalled Dr. and Mrs. of Woodland. D. V. Slwrno of Coldwater las. ' To Introduce Thursday. Mrs. Shorno nnd son Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifton Mlel and Don returned with them for the little daughter Mary Lou. formerly rest of the week. Dr. Shorno came I of Vestaburg, who are now living to spend the weekend at the Hil- 1 in tlie Thompson's south apartment bert cottage at Saddlebag lake. On on north Main street. Mr. Mlel L* Sunday Mr. and Mra. Ernest Shor- : the new teacher of Manual Arte in no. Mr*. Lawrence Hilbert. MIm the Woodland Township school. He Inrena Hilbert and Kenneth Stan- is n graduate of Mt. Pleasant coI­ Mi.c./i.ne ley Joined Dr. and Mrs. Shomo at lege. tlie cottage where they celebrated CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS the birthday of Mr*. Ernest Shorno. , ~ The Evangelical Church Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Williams • J. 8. Deabler, Pastor and daughter Kay were Sunday din- I 10: 00 A. M. Morning woraiilp. ner guests at the home of Mr. and ■ Theme of sermon: "4 Prayer for Mrs. H.'A. Kitson. Missions." Mr*. Delta Cotton of Mulliken ta j .. 11:— 00 ... A. — M.—Sunday school visiting her daughter and family. 7:45 P. M.—Combined Evangelical Mr. and Mra. Jerry Fisher. Lost1’-------- — ~ “ —•-------- ‘-----------Friday they enjoyed a weenie roost shlp. Topic—"Youths and Adults". ahd pOUuck- dinner at the Fisher Leader Karl Eckardt. Special numcottage. Saddlebag take. In company with Mr. and Mr*. Harold Hecker day”. Report of delegate* to the and family of Kstamazoo, who spent State convention of the W. M. S. at Lakeside. Evangelical League of C. E. buxi­ Mrs Mary Plalter and Mias Susie ne** meeting and Bible Study Tues­ Fisher of South Woodland were also day evening. Choir rehearsal Friday. Mr. and Mr* Dule Hauer end Zion Lutheran Church daughter Betty of Tustin are vis­ Paul W. Geiger. Pastor iting hla parents. Mr. and Mn. John 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school. 11: 00 P. M. Morning worship serv-. Rev. and Mrs Arthur Dodgp, Miss Ice. Mary Dodge nnd Rev. nnd Mr*. H. The Methodist Church V. Townsend and family enjoyed a Rev. George Wingard. Pastor picnic dinner at Gull take Sunday 10:00 A. M.—Morning worship, and vUited Kellogg's Bird Sanctuary.. litis A M-Sunday school. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Faul and ! 8:00 P. M —Young People'* service sons Raymond. Jr. and Billy or Tuesday 7 P. M. Choir practice. Chicago are enjoying thta week at Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek *ervtlie Charles Paul cottage at Trail's End. Gun take. Mr*. Curt Rolff and son Eddie of Chicago are their ,. >. . .1 guests. 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon. Keller Mrs. Barbara Burkle nnd Mr*. Arthur L. Dodge, pastor Preston Manning of Lincoln. Neb., 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. and Mrs. DeVere England of Wash­ 7: 30 P. M. Young People’* moelington. D. C.. were Sunday night IIng. supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl "The Spirit and the Bride say. Burkle. Miss Jean Burkic and Ted <Come. And let him that heareth Burkle. . soy. come. And let him that 1* Rev. and Mrs. George Wingard 1athirst come. And whosoever will, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee Ilet him take the water of life free­ took the members of the Epworth Ily." . League of the Methodut church to 1Church of the United Brethren in the Eaton Rapid* Campmeetlng Christ Sunday afternoon and evening. K B. Griffin. D. D. Pastor The delegates of the State Evan- 1Woodland gelical W, M. S. convention reported 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. n very lame attendance and most I 11:00 A. M. Bunday school. pleasant and nrofltable sessions 8: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Rapid*; Mr. school at Wayne university. nd Perri tt hame on Sunday. Mis* Gwendolyn Mtehter epent wSSLSffi daughter, Mr*. Rachel Btahl and cousin. Marilyn Martin. Shrock. local. Roy Blough and eons DURFEE • _ A very __ |________ interesting _ _____ message and ]Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mn. Will Hatnmpnd and daughter of Mn Minnie Bouck were in Mulli­ review of Pilgrim'* Progress yas South Dowling • ken. Sunday to visit Mrs. Andrew*' given Sunday morning at the Mr. -------------------------------and Mn. Kendal! Kellar -— and —, sister. Mn. Bessie McNaughton, church by Rev. Glen P. Slewart ot. — who has Just returned from Law­ Aledo, Ill. Twelve life *l*e oU paint- | son Nell, Mr*. Cha*. Kellar and son Ings made by Rev. Stewart helped I Bobbie of Hasting*. Rex Casey of Abbey. rence hospital. Lansing. 1 the Hind* district. Mra. Sam KelMrs. Clarence Van Patten and to illustrate his message. Mr and Mr* Geo Baulch of Hasand Joan of near Orangeville, Mn. Lo Andrews were in Hastings Ungs spent .pent Sunday Sunday afternoon afternoon at «t Simday Mr*. . riday. ting.* 7 u"a“y with Mr and 01 ? Friday. .. -. *1 . ... . and . _ . .. ______ ,_____ Mr*. Jennie Pardee and WaneIta I the Hammond Bateman home.I RAwarrt I “’’J11Hire In halt* hc'PcaUhrata celebratetha the Bohray were in GlariuviUe, BaturMis* Jennie Pfeiffer of Toledo, I tatter a birthday. day afternoon to call on Mr*. Ed- Ohio is visiting her brother and Mr. and Mra. Herbert Davis of win Nash who is now able to be wife. Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Pfeiffer. Grand Rapid.* were nieau of Mr. around but not able to work. | Mrs. Anna Hammond underwent, and Mr*. H. R. Devi* recently. Cartage ll.-hrl.l. llebrrl <•« » l>. Wa •eM Ce®paaj------ Ulrhiga. Teel:krr*' lUUrrmral Fund 4S.SO Buppllra and Madkal Saevira /< and nubbin. .................. * Heed'a liras gtsre Uarrj Ceualjr Medical Society---- - 10.13 300.00 33 Lltrarg Bapplaei ’ Company .. Grand Rapid. Br ?. W. Wt.pl.Ur Science fcpplMi Central Scientific BUY BONDS AND STAMPS Phone 2240 daytime*. For night Birrke phene 2152 er 2230 Agrtcahar* * 11 ** Cor. Jafftrsoa and Coart St*., Hsstiags, Mlckigs* Anasco Gm *ad Oil* ValuaUisg _ |lA„* Mapidy Cempaay -------- ------U. E . Uoodyear Hardware .............. Michigan Bril Trit;. Ha.llnga Ctly Clark Hig* at.Mi Cw-or4laale ArlHIlU. SaalUar* Asenrlea Find CWargw ______ Optollti .1 Pteal ___ Kklltui,, .( Plant ^ ill f/.S Is M l! 1 iH fa TIRES, MOTOR ANDMAYBE YOUI FirectoM Tirss sod Tobe* ••ttsrtae, Wi*8*klaU Wiper* ierdware ....... •3$ i. ie*j ’ (<Q3BCf) KKMkir. 347.0s S bieiUBBBMEBTe ANDRUS SERVICE 81 1. Htutai PUst Hnodyesr llrot. Hardwire TBBASUBER'S BI^OBT SO. Drive at 40 ond under! High speeds not only risk your life, but also shorten tire life by holf. de­ crease gasoline mileage ond hasten the need for motor repairs that will’ further deplete the na­ tion's dwindli’ng stock of replacement parts. Ob­ serve this rule and bring your car to us regularly for inspection and maintenance work that keeps small disorders from becoming big repair bills. Keep your car rolling . . . efficiently, and you’ll be serving the interests of your country as well as yourself. Grand 6<tkw arnrritan umi company Hailing. Public Schooia Uook.lore HIGH SPEEDS KILL Wood of BOARD OF EDUCATION ANNUAL REPORT COW *! WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS Itirr M. A. at Huntington. tod-, will b« the Youth Leader and lead­ ership tutors teasbsr. Wednesday • y ... :.ia3.*t 140SO 4SS.S* �THE HASTINGS BAHNEH. THURSDAY, JULY X3. 1H1 ☆ BUY ☆ I ' WAR BONDS ° and STAMPS § . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :. . . . . . . . . . . ffl BOOTH ON 'FAIRGROUNDS ................ ........................... EARL “ASTOUNDING WRIGHT WONDER DOGS HATS .IN ACROBATICS” ' I F //-Z2-Z3-/4S/J 4ir«. < FARM EXHIBITS * HANDICRAFT DISPLAYS LIVESTOCK * HOME ECONOMICS * POULTRY 4-H ACHIEVEMENTS * E NTE RTAI N M ENT Deluxe GRANDSTAND and MIDWAY ★ "Skippy," the "Wonder Dog," Performing Acrobatic Feats, Impossible for the Best Skilled __ Accoboti to Accomplish ■ . BEAUTIFUL GRANGE EXHIBITS 5 BIG DAYS! 5 BIG NIGHTS! EVERY MAN, WOMAN and CHILD, will want to attend the 1942 Barry County Fair! Hundreds of entertaining and in­ on the grounds. Picnic tables will be available and Fair Week would be a good time to hold your reunions and get- teresting exhibits will make every moment one of excitement togethers. and pleasure . . . every one worth the price of admission alone. both adults and children. Exhibits will include grain, produce, Premiums will be awarded for the many entries by Thousands of people will help make this one of the greatest machinery, livestock, etc., etc., fairs that has ever been shown in the county. nesday, August 12. Plan now to come arid bring the family. Exhibitors, contestants, and concessions will assure success to this fair that means so much to everyone. The Fair Board invites you to visit the fair and meet your friends and acquaintances Children's Day will be Wed­ This Is YOUR Fair, Put On for YOU, and We Hope That YOU Will Attend! FED. TAX Buy your Season Ticket NOW! N ....------------- S S � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-08-06.pdf ad3e8ef114650ca33f2ddd65b5bdc27f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR 14 FACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1942 SECTION ONE—FAGES 1 8 Barry County’s 85th Annual Fair Opens Next Wee BLACKOUT Ki's? For All of Barry County Wednesday Night, August 12,11:00 to 11:30 p. m. Fold the Usual Dividend Added $3,158 to Surplus The Hastings Building and' Loan ■Association, despite the serious war The following telegram was received Sunday by Rev. J. V. Dillon, handicap to building operations, made a fine record for the year rhnlnnan of the Barry County Council of Defense: ending June 30. 1942. Its total as­ Lansing. Mich. Aug. 2. 1842 sets were then 8341.44528. or 817.­ REV. J. V. DILLON 18250 larger than one year ago. Chairman Barry County Council of Defense. Hasting*. Mich. Its surplus account, after paying the ' Blackout will be held In lower part of lower peninsula of Michl: usual dividend ot four per cent, was ■ gan including your area night of August 12. 11:00 to 11:30 p. m. Increased by 13.15885 for the year. wPull details will be forwarded by mall. Its total reserve is now 824.483.90. The mortgage loans at the end of CAPT. DONALD 8. LEONARD. the year were *288.436.18. UnUl Stale Commander US Citizens very recently the association owned Defense Corps of Michigan some real estate, due to mortgage There will be a total blackout In lower Michigan on the night of foreclosures. It has been able to Wednesday. August 12. All lights In all the homes, store buildings, offices, dispose of all Its* real estate hold­ neon signs, night lights and the fair grounds must be put out between ing*. so that Item no longer ap­ 11:00 and 11:20 p. m. The Barry County Civilian Defense Council Is pears In it* statement. asking for Uw cooperation ot all the residents in Barry county and also At the June 3 meeting, the di­ Uie Fair management. rector voted to put Its loans on a "direct reduction basis." so that Hie amount of interest the borrower pay* will be reduced each month, when he makes his payment on the principal of his loan. Those who are paying for their homes through the association will appreciate this assistance. The only thing that troubles the directors now is the fact that it is unable to find enough borrowers. There would be no such difficulty , were it not for war priorities, which I make It Impossible to get building materials for new construction, or ' for large additions to residences. The association would have plenty of calls for financing such improve­ ment* but for the ImpoulblUty of obtaining needed materials. There has been no change in the membership of the board ot direc­ tors or officers. From the fine rec­ ord they have made there ought not willing to serve. The officers are: President Chas. B. Potts: vice-presi­ dent F. W. Stebbins; A. H- Corvelh. secretary-treasurer; Earl Boyes, re­ cording secretary: Kim Bigler at­ torney. The officers named above are directors The other four mem­ bers of the board are: R. C. Fuller: H. 8. Sheldon. Dr. P. E. Willison and Judge Btewart Clement. Well On Mead Farm Down 4,700 Ft. Sun. The Bun Oil Co.’* test well on tlie James P. Mead farm in Rutland had reached a depth of 4.700 feet Sun­ day evening. Progress In drilling is much slower now as the depth of the 8-inch hole increases. So far1 two oil-bearing rocks have been punctured by the drill, but neither was considered as promising oil enough to be worth developing. The orders from headquarters are to keep on drilling until the “81. Pet- CONFERENCE OPENS lugu8L11’l2,, * 3’ H’,15“Day “nd Ni^ ? AT CAMP GROUNDS ’ave Money by Buying Your Season Ticket TUESDAY, AUG. 11 Now At Barry Co. Stores and Organizations Con.pmntmg Follow. With Horace Powers SCRAP HARVEST TO Outstanding Workers x ‘ ‘ ''' | Member of' ’Wind< | storm Co. Board BEGIN AUGUST 17 Get Mt for th* 85th annual Barry five following day* and nighta. Aug. I At the meeting of the directors .' of Windstorm Insurance Co. here ;. last week, one of them presented ’ 1 his resignation. The vacancy was filled by the board who voted I unanimously to choose Attorney ■ | Horace Power* of this city for the ’ I place. Mr. Powers will be a valuable member of the board. His knowl­ edge of the law and hi* Interest in the company will be very.helpful to the organization. It is also a flttirfg compliment to Mr. Powers to be selected for such a responsible position. ' reached, which is expected to be found at a depth of about 5,200 feet, or almost a mile down. There Li a prospect that the hole may be bored to a depth of 8,000 feet, but that has not bceh definitely decided. In cooperation with plans for a National Scrap Harvest David 8. Goodyear representing Uw Im­ plement dealers. Glenn Wotring ot. the USDA War board, and Charles Annable county salvage chairman, met last Friday to formulate plans for a Barry county Scrap Harvest Aug. 17 was chosen for starting it both in the urban and rural parte of Barry County. To assist with the drive. Salvage committees in Freeport. Middleville. Nashville, Woodland. ..and Delton have been asked to set up weighing stations to which scrap metal may be brought. Farmer* have been very busy with spring and summer work and have not been able to gather and haul scrap to town. While an excellent Job of scrap collecting tias been done, this Is an effort to harvest Penney Store Over the Top scrap from , every farm In Barry DEDICATION OF 3 KELLOGG CAMPS To Coast Guard Service At Pine Lake Saturday BARRY RETAILERS DOUBLE STAMP & BOND QUOTA The W. K. Kellogg Foundation’s Pine lake camp, which has tong been devoted to teaching the values ot life to boys and girls, was on Satur­ day dedicated, along with two neighboring camp* at clear and’ St. Mary's lakes, to a new purpose—that of toughening young men .who will battle to preserve the American way of life. The program waa interest­ ing throughout An outstanding Th. CK, of BuUnu Participating tn the test with। Michigan will be portions of Illi­■ nois and Wisconsin which, with, Michigan, make up the Sixth Civil- Thls is a big assignment, but I have no doubt that we can handle it without difficulty." commented Lt. Col. Harold A. Furlong, adminis­ trator of the Michigan Council of’ Defense. Expressing the same con-■ ' ard. Blate Commander of lite Clllaens Defense Corps, - . . who — pointed ,-------- 11 out that to date. Michigan has staged 188 blackouts successfully. | some covering large areas. I , Most of the counties tn the east-' em portion of the area to be blnckcd out Aug. 12 have had one or more blackouts, and most of those in the western portion had planned such testa for nights later in the month. Light* In all counties south of the northern boundaries of Oceana, Newaygo, Mecosta. Izabella. Mldland. Bay and Huron Counties are War Time, for 30 minutes. Those counties make up the first five dis­ tricts of the Michigan Cltlzeiu De- Regulations for the blackout are being distributed to county, munlcipal and civilian defense officials throughout Ute area. These regulatlons wlU list the exceptions to the blackout, including airway beacon and obstruction lights, railroad signals, barricade flares and the like. WILLIAM T. WALLACE WRITES OF CALIFORNIA Jonesville. Mich. July 18. 1942. to California and even. then it la found growing wild In Just a few My dear Banner Editors: California has always had same- localities In the almost desert-llke southeastern portion of the state. in a climate so different from part of the state Into which I have gone that when I am there, I nev­ what we In Michigan know, land- er look forward to any such pos­ sibility as days dull because of monotony. So. when in the early morning of Thursday. March 10 "the Challenger" stopped at the station in Riverside It was Indeed with eager anticipation that I look­ ed forward to getting acquainted with this (to me) bit of new world. Just the first glimpse of one of the Riverside* tree-lined streets Is enUrely different from what we see In Barry county, and the Washing­ ton Palm Is Just one of such ex­ pressions. For ungainly and almost leafless as this tree Is it adds a genuine touch of beauty to a dry­ climate picture wlille one of our llage would somehow look quite out Part of Ute personnel of the Fort Custer Reception Center band will be present and honoring them the Hastlnss band will Include "Them Basses" by Hufflne, In the program. HASTINGS YOUTH COUNCIL PLAYGROUNDS CLOSE Tomorrow brings to a close the seven week* summer playground sponsored by the Hastings Youth Council under the direction of their summer committee, of which J. W. Hewitt la chairman. Children from aU three playgrounds will meet at Central for an afternoon of games. The family picnic original­ ly planned will not be held, but In­ stead refreshments will be served Another palm that la much made In addition to the Inter-play­ ground contests the championship Michigan no longer. Maples and elms have disappeared and In their street tree Is a Data Palm (the fruit not edible) from the Canary Islands. feast till you have become acquaint­ This tree haa enormous pliune- be an exhibit of some of the craft ed. Perhaps the most noticeable work in the white building, and a street tree In southern California length, growing out from a low puppet show Is planned by a group stocky trunk so that at a distance of children from first ward. is the Washington Palm. Tills is Parents are cordially invited to the tree that one so often sees In the tree looks much like a majestic pictures of California street scenes, sreen fountain with the spray fall­ attend. a tree with a slender bare trunk, ing in every direction. NOTICE slim as a telephone pole, and 40 or W or even more feet tall, carrying much used as a lawn tree, and the, I have sold my business to W. C. almost tropical effect It produces Spohn of Nashville, who will con­ large fan shaped leaves. “Not very for the setting of a home is still tinue to operate at the same place much shade from such an arrange­ one more form of beauty that meet* under the same name. I wish to ment" one quickly decides, but It is thank my customers for their pato much a matter of what trees I’ll just have to admit that it dees Henry Vahlslng, one can get In California that oth­ require a bit of mental readjust­ er considerations take a second ment to come upon a farm home in Henry's Market—Adv. which a fine specimen of this Can­ One of the most essential requlre- ary Island Palm Is growing seem­ FOR BARRY CO. RACE ingly perfectly at home. Somehow, Anyone wishing to enter a horse southern California Is the ability to it looks as if such a graceful sym­ endure drouth conditions. This bol of a life of leisure Is out of in touch with Frank W. Kelley be­ Washington Palm 1* also of interest place where so much' hard work hu fore 10 A. M. Wednesday. Aug. IX from a scientific point of view, as R Is the only kind of palm native (Continued on bag* «. Sec. 1) UW stamps and bonds. This added fea­ ture should and will appeal to ev­ eryone. It will no doubt be a drawing card, a fine addition to tn previous articles concerning the fair. the Barry county fair: First, as Ita name implies, it la a Barry county institution. It's sorts frequently drew the people Of “■*' Barry county together. PractlcaRjr “S w,u’,n ,h?.r JSZSJK 826230. . lack of materials with which to "We have done a good job." said make arms, ammunition, or equip­ lurvivor. It affords the only opparMr. Carpenter, "a better job than ment. Morganlhau set four per cent of 1 — July sales as a quota for retalles in acceptance S tartan and life-saving organization: Montha of preparation and train-’ lug tn civilian defense will be trans­, I lated Into action at 11 p. m. Aug., 12 when 41 counties In Bouthem, Michigan douse lights simultane­ ously In U>e biggest blackout lest, urday. Aug. 15. They will wear their beautiful, white-and-gold uni­ forms. These ladle* will parade in front of the grandstand Hauirday With 257? Of Total Sum Council First Ward Park Die concert scheduled for lost week Thursday was cancelled owing to rain and will be given this week. National Anthem. March—Spirit of Peace. Kieffer. Overture — Poet and Peasant, Suppe. March—Anchor’s Awelgh, Zim­ merman. Requested by Miss Betty Singleton for Robert Henry who is in the Navy Song—Bells of St Mary’s. Adams. (Chimes played by Don Clark) March—Officer of the Day. Halt (Dedicated to the guards of the Hastings Mfg. Co ) Chorals—Come Ye Thankful Peo­ ple. Softly Now the Light of Day. Songs—Gypsy Love Song. God Bless America, Sung by Miss Ruth Marble. Overture—"The Narrator," Buch­ tel. March—“A Jolly Cop", Jarrett. Dedicated to Zip’ Thompson. Walta—That Naughty Waite. Levy. March —U. 8. Field Artillery. Sousa. (Sound effects by Sam Mc­ Ghee. guard at the Hastings Mfg. day that a company of U. 8. Naval Anchorettea. who have recently been recruited for naval service will sole benefit of Barry county. Capacity production of steel for war Second, while state fain are dis­ Barry county retailers show a purposes cannot continue through by the President for th* 34*. gain over quota In bond and the winter months without an in-1 couraged auriHon duration o of, Ulc the w war. nenM«nhe has emlemps sold In ’Retailers for Vic°W °f ICr#P ' “hlulacd lhc fact “““ hc iry Campaign", for month of July, . county fairs will be continued, be-’ ccording to tile report from towns MichiganIS quota for scrap iron cauje they’ lielp to keep up life i Barry county just received by and steel for the next six months ; morlle of people give worth* leorge Carpenter. Burry retail ta°alt^ty\tae1^^tOtacr^^iwhlIe en‘*rUlnn>«‘ ■nd Emulate hairman of the drive. ■in <^ cenl *ncr*“«-1 competition In production. Thm The figures are as follows: Ii. peace time most of the scrap he says will help the United States for— the-------steel--mills came from to wta the wiu-. by encouraging ounua ...---- ...------- - ------.819.693.75 <I>.WJ.N ..----- — -----------Stamps .................... '. 6,615.80 . 6,615lhe 80 ‘automobile be ““‘omoMle Industries industries — With iarger and better production. •| the cessation of automobile pro­ Tilled, the fair haa social value*. Total. raid to July 31st.. 826.309 55 dueUoh- ‘he burden of furnishing tenant Jack Dempsey, once the idol of the prize ring, now a coast guard officer In the service ot Uncle Sam. Dr. Emory W. Morris, general di­ rector of the Foundation, gave a short talk, in which he presented the three camps to the coast guard for their use for the duration of the war. Dr. Morris called attenUon to the fact that turning over the three camps to the coast guard la only one of many things the Foun­ dation is doing to help America win the war. He stated that the Foun­ dation had added 82.000.000 to Its budget to help finance other acUvitles to aid the United States. Cap­ tain Thomas a. Shanley, comman­ der of the Chicago coast guard dis- fine thing doing that will be worthwhile Formers Hold Key To The all the time. Success Of Co. Wi^e Drive Secretary Sherwood was greatly . . — * GOUnty UetS Funds I For Road Commission Co u>on b, xxopUn, Uw. njure | Tn-iurer UU r.essary for roast guards to fight, and "nt 01 h 0"1.0 •*•- «!»«< ■ dr»n from Uw ifaw hUb- county people. It la helpful to rev. o. G. McKinley we will do so to the bitter end." county folk* are doing in The 102nd Annual Conference of went a lot better and said they WM lurn d owr th(f Lieutenant Jack Dempsey said to commission for construction tlon no matter what the pt the trainees, about nine hundred at the Michigan- Conference of the would sell •17-M0- They too. ro d | the three camps, "You men can’t get Wuteyan Methodist church will f.?r maintenance work on county phasises 4-H club work. open at the Pennock Camp Grounds 128309 55 andI It. quite evident that ! roadJI eh<ck th>n in shape to fight by playing ping ---------- ------- ---—------ , roa(u. lne check was smaucr man Ila ball . .beuuw .. . pong. You have got to learn how | southeast of the city on Tuesday, bfwrv wfnrm HIH d lu Ivat m “ « “ Ita “• 1 u,ml. the <» rnuuluto fight with your hands, your head. | August 11. at 7:30 P. M. Rev. D. T. (Continued on page 6. this Sec.) (Continued on page 5. Sec. 1) 1 tureri did• not this - year make the your legs and your feet, against I Perrine of Lansing. Conference ' usual 1.500.000 to 2,000.000 new cars •these >.._ ___ ..I...__ .J ■tricky Japs -__ and D.nM.nl •VAN AUKEN NAME HONORED BUSINESS CHANGES President, «-lll will preside. sneaky and in the six months, on which the “T S OWNERSHIP Pastors and lay delegates from all BY BRAVERY OF GRANDSON i Naris." Major Robert D. V.n Auken, 1 has heretofore been paid, On the program were a boat race, the churches iof the district, as well Henry Valhalng, well known pro­ paternal grandfather was the । tug of war and pushball game be­ as many others, will be In attend­ whose late Rev. H. H. Van Auken. pastor >COACH BENNETT RESIGNS tween the coast guards and soldiers ance. Business sessions will be held ferzon St., announces a change in from Fort Custer. The coast guards throughout the day with mesages of the Presbyterian church here at I Lyle Bennett, a member of the ownership, having sold his business won the boat race and the Fort each evening of interest to the pub­ one time, and whose maternal > Hastings High school faculty for to Wm. C. Spohn, of Nashville, an grandfather was the late Dr. Amos the past seven years, has resigned Custer soldiers won the other two of Middleville. Is In a bos- hb position here to accept perThe speaker at the Wednesday Hanlon ■ events. In south Australia, recovering | manent work at the University of evening service will be one of the pltal I (Continued on page 8. Bee. 1) wounds and severe burn* re- Michigan in the physical fitness preachers of the conference. On from 1 celved In aerial action June 13. He program for men of draft age. He Thursday evening a special service 1 reported to have attacked 27 has been doing that work at the will be held dedicating pay Me- was ’ bomber planes escorted University thLi summer. portal Tabernacle, the building Japanese ■ 18 Zeros. Mr. Bennett was coach of fooU erected during the post year for the by 1 Reports received in this country ball, basketball, and track as well Missionary and Young People's" his thrilling experience and as teacher of courses In social meetings. Dr. Stephen W. Paine. relate 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Lake who President of Houghton College, and 1miraculous escape from death. Be- science and health. For four years come from Owosso where Mr. Lake Connections! Representative at the fore his plane was shot to pieces -he has been director of the summer 1 was connected with Consumers Conference, will be the speaker at 1and he was rendered unconscious playground program. Power, He will take Cedric Morey's one bomber had been damaged. ■ ptace in the Hastings set-up as Two great missionary services will Wind pulled him out of the cockpit power and light engineer, *—* *-----------------be held on Friday and Saturday as the I Mr. Lake was originally from evening*, with returned missionaries time to parachute, Grass Lake and graduated from the speaking at both services. The water 150 feet from shore. After University of Michigan as electrical Woman’s Home A: Foreign Mission­ walking five miles he was found by engineer. Mrs. Lake Is a Graiyl ary Society. Mrs. Mabel Perrine, aborigines who cared for him until Rapids girl and studied art tn president, which will hold Its an­ they located white men. Maj. VanChicago. They have one child. Wm. nual meeting during the conference Auken. received the silver star for Jonathon Danforth Ho*ley Located Farm Near Fine Lake, "gallantry In action." (Continued on Page 3. Sec. 1) In 1837. His Wanderlust Carried Him te California Utef They are Hying In the Reveal house. MMooVan Auken whose home Li 222^ Lincoln St. In the first ward. now at Bergenfield. N. J., was the son (Condensed from Letters Written Mr. Lake finds his best recreation of Howard Van Auken of Hastings by his daughter, who is now 83) in fishing and hunting and 1s in­ and Miss Mabie Hanlon of Middle­ There is no one Lr\ Johnstown terested in Conservation work. Mr*_ville and he lived in the tatter town now who can remember that Jona­ Lee admits a leaning toward eonas a young child. than Danforth Hoaley located in tract and reading for a pastime. , The Manufacturing Co.'s two MICKEY McPIIARLIN that township In 1837. The Hosley plants are now enclosed within a family settled on a farm southeast the birth of their first MRS. VALENTINE ASSUMES high wire fence, as the government CHARGE OF FLOWER SHOW Word was received here Tuesday of Fine lake In that township. with his father and Plans have been completed to requires when a factory Li doing by Mrs. Rose Cairns that her neph­ Their third child, a daughter, was maze successiuj flower newer show. *now. Owuw. war ~ work. The plant Is further ew. George Michael McPharlln, who bom there, also their fourth child. make a successful Ing to other duties. Mrs. Milo De- , “ J? hv wfli have completed three years In Vries has resigned as superintend" TmdHaries^ Th^ mav the air corp* in Canada and Eng­ ent and Mr*. J. L. Valentine haa land. in September, would arrive been appointed appointed with with Mrs. Mr*. John John c^M_.BnTrAer^.“ been ! In case of any plant disturbance. in the United States, probably this Brass as assistant superintendent. month, which is happy news to his । lly moved to Mendon. Mich. The They are subject to military law. relative* and friends. i fifth child, a son, was bom in Men ----------------■,----—.--------------------—-­ reached YpaUanti Ha The patriotic theme will be car­ I and trained by an army officer. in 1R4.1 A rtaushtar Mickey has seen a lot of active don don ln 1843. A daughter. Marv. Mary, ried out as planned. Please .note They will not be subject to the draft service with the Royal Canadian I»»» bom there in 1849. She mistakes tn entries in no American unless they are released from their Air Force, and with the Eagle now 93. and the only surviving flag exhibit other than the one present duties, and they will not Squadron, of American flyer*. In I member of her family. She live* for women's clubs. Make reserva­' i be permitted to resign. ___ >___ ■__ .. In tions for entries in color arrange- ment class No. 12: also women's 1 Ktvnrv home on furlough this fall when he Mrs. Jane B.Hagl*.’ 1307 West North county. The Ol dubs v uuus and niiu garden guiucn club ciuo exhibits. exiiiuiu. AH nu , will marry the girl of his choice. St.. Kalamazoo, give an Interesting speaking of the entries must be In place by 9 o’clock Because of business affairs and Miss Virginia Bertram, of Toronto. account of her father's pioneering April 18. IBM. Wednesday morning as the judging 1 ot,1«r considerations. I have wllh- Canada, whom he met while In In this county and state, also In | drawn my name from the coming training In the R.OA.F. In a con­ Kansas and California. In the days both countiM. primary election as candidate for tinual round of bomb diving Mickey’s we have menUoned. She tells about 1 the office of register of deeds on the “Gold Rush" to California The ONE AUCTION SALE I the Republican ticket. I appreciate Just been released from a hospital account of Mr. Hosley's trips to LOUIS H. RANDALL. Adm. _________ I the support and encouragement where he received treatment for that state, also of the stirring time* Having sold the residence and | given by the friends who signed several weeks. in Kansas preceding the Civil war. are to Interesting that ws are sure no further use for the furniture । my petition and know that they Ml*. Randall will hold an auction , will appreciate the reason for my PIONEER PICNIC PLANNED sals at the-Sparks Shop located at withdrawal. 112 Rut Court Street Ip Hastings. Adv. 7-30 Kenneth W. Braendle Plans are underway. Irving ChariDawwy Reed will cry the sale and i ------ -------- • . Jonathan Danforth Iloslcy waa — •« ---------- -- and John Birman PFKk-nrK C. M. — Hammond PENNOCK nrriMinw REUNION will act as clerks. See the adv. At Roy Preston's Aug. g. All rtl- sometime this month, the date elsewhere In this issue for full: stives Invited. Pot luck dinner.— and plana can be announced next particulars. jBlrdena UrtUt, See. ■ Adv. I May We I Introduce ... I .■xS? ~ THE WANDERINGS OF A JOHNSTOWN PIONEER TOLD BY HIS DAUGHTER Plant Police Protect the Manufacturing Co. �J32_ THE HASTING 8 BANNER, THUMDAY, AUGUST 8, 18U. Reva Miller, daughter of Mr. and rifle shooting, being second highest1 William O. Dillon, salesman forjeau Agency la in charge-here this | g»A18B8l8M8*** aiAtel^FF Mr*. Peter Miller of route 2. had .in platoon wiUi a rating of 23T Mueller Furniture Co. of Grand week while Mrs LaMoine Hennsy. i 8lMM||N||Y Ml)111 both bone* In her leg Just above u t ocani. iso Tn Rapids, landed a SW lb. soiaU mouth local manager. 1* on vacation. . »»'»>'wlw8 I — T ... ... •.rw,_. . ' . 1 kIaaw a«u ia*« WwiireA**-l Mrs. E, ■ .!■ mat .i.h and children ; Berryville Martin P. Hawthorn*, Group D. 26th the ankle, broken Friday when a 1 auwcuuc Jeute McLaury putot mooting ne n*s T*ch. Sch. 8qd, Atlantic city. N. 3. swing roi» broke, letting I have moved from 210 N. Chyrch 88.1 A meeting 1* called for thi* week mad* the record for sharpshooter B*,nln«' iFriday evening al 8:M at the home Six coast guardsmen from Pine I wnlcn ‘nwLM nlm ,nlro ® peroent- 1 reca. uu*• nxir mei wiwi ■ p*ui- 1, to 831 W. Bond was reduced by a Hastings pny- , age hu hlgh fuI accident Monday morning when Mn. John Engel I* spending three of Mr. and Mr* Will Hyde for home the Klwanl* club yesterday to club ^C|0,’i 1 d hh U eon,lneU 10 **r rating i.M.w result* rawia tn in a . considerable «m»ucn.uw in- she slipped on a rug tn mi their —— •« —- ■I -•eJ“ 4» Canada with her rister. everyone interested In Um Improvaed at her home. crease In wage*. He 1* the aon of and in falling, her wrist was frac- Mrs. Ml tie11. w|io*e eon. Air Ob- ment of Berryville cemetery. The member* and their guests. Wont iia* been received from Mr. ana and ears, Mn vuniun Clinton Castle oi of tuxvu, tured. ■* a >3 special misfortune ** at the Emeat MlttelL RCAF. . wa* .v. air. —mewdwyaauw . Castleton ■ ■ ■ ■ Township board ■ , .« will a*Mr*. awawaav Maude Van Oalaan w of wv-u.o, Dowling Frederic* J. Castle, formerly of Dolton. R. 1. and was employed by. present time as Mr. Kerr has been, *>}}ed in acUon flying over England. :*Ut with this project, providing ths A-W. was. - —** v^wawu board of supervisor* held local people show sufficient Inter­ Martin P. Hawthorne, son of Mr. haa been, transferred from Jeffer- Delton, who Is in training al the j th* Kalamazoo Vegetable Parch- seriously ill tor several weeks past.! nnd Mrs. Ralph Hawthorne. 08 E. I son Barracks to ScotU Field. Ill,' Marine Bare. San Diogo. Calif, that I ment Co. before entering setvlce i Mr*. Mary A. Brake of Charlotte, their on* day soaslou for this month ,eat. Let u* aU attend this meeting he has received expert rating tn I i owner of the Hastings Credit Bur-1 on Monday. Friday evening. Officer* are to be RWI. whn enlisted aa an where lie will attend radio school Th* rationing boonl. offices were elected. . 1 Adviwry Committee Donate Their Service LOCAL NEWS STRONG ... FROMMS* THESE ARE THE FOODS TO BUY U. S. Need* US Strong! Eat right to work right. Big meals do not nourishing diets nor do high prices guarantee quality Foods. You can be sure of the right foods at the right prices ... of balanced budgets and balanced diets ... by shopping here for the delicious foods that supply the nourishment so essential to good health. We have them in vast variety to make menu-planning cosier, and our many low prices mean many savings on your food order. Victory DEL MONTE FRUITS & VEGETABLES IN GLASS Buy Now Before Prices Rise Royal Ann Cherries BING CHERRIES WHOLE FIGS FRUIT COCKTAIL SLICED BEETS Co. 82-70U BOLOGNA King or sliced, lb. x.-. O Fresh, lb. VEAL ROAST BEEF CHUCK ROAST PIG LIVER SKINLESS FRANKS VINEGAR Gallon PORK LOIN ROAST FRESH BEEF LIVER PORK STEAK 10% SAVED NOW OR 1»% TAKEN 1Y THE AXIS UTERI pound pound pound Co. 83J8. N*. tM Jar............... ....... PUMPKIN FRUIT FOR SALAD Pound POTATO SALAD ______ PEARS p Co. 8X25. N*. 383 glass............ " PLUMS for HEAT DEPARTMENT BOILING BEEF Cs. 8J.W. Na. t!4 Jar. 9 19' 33' 31' Green LIMA BEANS Das. 8X00. Na. 383 glass .............. J 9' .. 17' WHOLE KERNEL CORN e 83.40. 383 glaoa Jar CARROTS 99. O OQ fa fer faW 223' FRUITS L VEGETABLES 33' 29' 35c PILLSBURY FLOUR CIGARETTES GRAPEFRUIT HEAD LETTUCE Large, firm head* fTKAIMD 2,23 17' 22' 39' 29' 28' 19' 27' 17' 20' 19' TOMATOES —.... ■“ 9 9E for CABBAGE CUCUMBERS 3 MICHIGAN POTATOES CELERY HEARTS Esther Hom entertained for din- mother's friend*. Alta Manlier of Hope Center and Mr* Mina KenPvt. Fred Peake of Camp Shel­ by. Miss, is home on a furlough. and hl* many friend* are glad to 1 33' 25' PEACHES 2411b sack $1.09 carton $1.19 *eg. - no. 2 cn». 2 for 29< FDDD^CENTERl BUY WAR BONDS fcsUteday 20t5 I. STATI $T„ HASTINGS. MICH. “THI BIST FOR LtSS "THE MEXICAN SPITFJRE AT SEA' SUNDAY & MONDAY, AUGUST 9-10 "THE JACKASS MAIL" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:M to 3:M Home grown, tender SWEET CORN THEATERS "WHO IS HOPE SCHUYLER" 3' 10' 39' 9' WAX BEANS LEMONS Cobb School Dist. Added To Thornapple-Kellpgg Rotarians Visited The J? 4 ’ Mfg. Go. Plant Mon. 32' 22' 30' PRUNES PEACHES BACON TID BITS GROUND BEEF SPICE PEACHES 35' 39' 29' whatever, in carrying out the gov­ ernment's regulation* for inducting men Into the army. But there-* an­ other group In connection with tiiat work which we failed to mention, because we did not know of K* «Istenca, vis: the Advisory Commit­ Hendershott block on Monday. | DeKan Richard Hotchkiss. reported to the The Lady Maccabees will hold an tee. which cooperate* with the meeting the of- Selective Service Board. sheriffs office a* missing, relumed afternoon ---------------------- -------at ‘ “ “ --home ---------Every occupational questionnaire Mr*. Mildred Fuhrman Thursday. to hl* home on Friday night. Neal Wilson received an unusual August 8. Uonnatra. partially or wholly un­ filled. Is token before the member* son. now In training in California Prairieville W. 8. C. 8. will meet Wednaiday. of thU Advisory Committee in Bany —a horned toad. In appearance it look* like a miniature version of a August 12. at the church. Pot luck county. Barry.county's total draft registreUon has passed through • nightmare but Mr. Wilson says it dinner at noon. their hands. Every blank that they is really very harmless and gentle. have worked on requires from ten minutes to half an hour to fill out. called to Michigan City. Ind, Thurs­ The members of tho Advisor)' Com­ day by the death of his mother. Mr*. mittee cheerfully donate many Victor Darron. John Sebotean. 21. of Nashville, Our Woodland correspondent this who was Injured In an accident hour* of service, usually after their regular work is done, to aid the south of that village a week ago government in the selective draft. 1 Gw horse* in the well known span i) ndayg> Is booked fr|* further They also serve every registered grief and a lot of It. He was brought long big to Ford Stowell, a team to the hospital here for treatment. man. In talking pith one of the member* of the Advisory commit­ which lias taken part in many local fairs And ouUide heavyweight pull­ Tuesday. John evidently 1* fond of tee wc team Uiat each member ha* ing contests. his conception of a high time In cheerfully given much time to this wrek. The clerical work required A greater and more Intensive drive tor scrap metal will begin from hl* wrecked car to relative In carrying out the-duties of the Aug. 17 In Barry county. Weighing living near Bellevue for 150 00 cash, AdvLvory Committee I* eitlier done station.' are lo be set up in Hastings. and on Monday night, when he was by the member* of that committee NaahvilM. Middleville. Woodland. picked up by the officers, he had or by their personal stenographers. Delton and Freeport Our quota I* 20 cents left, which show* that They also give over their stores, a million and one hundred thous- he knows bow to separate himself salesrooms, and private offices to li»e carrying out of their duties. from tiie coin of the realm. Of this committee Laurence EL if every farmer , does hl* bit. plus the efforts of every householder. ।Sebotean drove when the crash Barnett is chairman. The other Rend the plans on the first page ।came was stolen from Battle Creek Hastings members are Adalbert Cortright. D- H. Sharp. Roy Bush. of the Banner for the contag ' ------------------„ MMH1 011 July 8. and there 1* more than Scrap Harvest drive beginning B 4Usplclon that John can tell how George Green. William Sherwood. Monday. Aug. IT. \ that happened. That Is one thing. Everett Swegles. A. J. Larsen. Roy George Ransom thought lie | Selling tires from a atolen car is Chandler and Roy Cordes: the Mid­ reached for the brake when he another. Aside from those two mat­ dleville membre is Cashier Lee of drove his car Into a garage Monday jier*. which John Is apt to find are the Farmara Bank; In Freeport the afternoon. Instead he put the ac- not trivial, it ha* been revealed' member Is Ken Braendle; Wood­ land. Karl Paul; and Delton. George ' . ---- ---------- --- -----------WOLI. WM W1AC,I, . 4 . 1 hurt, but hla car crashed through iwa* on probation from th* Michi- Leonard. The Banner is glad to make this ithe rear of the garage. Consider- gan state prison al Jackson. 80 able repairing will be necessary for he Is wanted for violation of hts mention in Justice to these mer. 1 both the garage and car. lxMrole. and tliat's no trifling mat- and the good work piey do.Kenneth Schant*. now with Uncle i ter either. Sam's forces ta Alaska, is receiving I In any event, besides suffering *Sekly °f lhe Banner. I from bad bruise* ta an automobile Gordon Crothcra with the A. E accident, this young man faces a F. ta Iceland, writes home that serious situation. He Is waiting for I mail is coming through now quite I more grief In the Barry county Jail. 1I regularly and. at last, copies of th* the 1 I .---------------- -•-»* -----------------------------------At a Joint meeting of the Thomapple-W. K. Kellogg school board :Banner, which hr read* from cover I to cover, want ads and all. he aver*. ?// and the town board* of RullAnd 1 Martin Tinker who suffered a and Irving townships, what haa stroke of apoplexy. Monday and J D , . u been known as the Cobb school dis­ । haa been in a nwre or leu un-: 7hc R<)tjlry club, at their July trict was practical) all nlxvorbcd in­ I coiucious condition since was felt 27 mMrlln8 voU‘d tb«t rsch member to the Thomapple-Kellogg district. ito be slightly improved yesterday. j«h*uld bring a pound of sugar for The addition of this district adds 1 Marion Matthews, who lived In'thelr flnt meeting in Augu*t. Some two and one-half square miles and Hastings many years and wu a °r lhem dld- bul the forgetter* of bring* the total area of Thom­ brother of the late Ben Matthews.' “ apple-Kellogg district to approxi­ They promised to remember It next , passed away ta July, in Los Angele*. mately eighty-three square mile*. Monday. At their last meeting, the The district, which is the eighteenth member* were shown through the school district to become wholly Manufacturing Co.'s plant. They or in part into the consolidation and their four children of Morgan were surprised to see what a lot of of the Thomapple-W. K. Kellogg Park. Ill, arc spending the month machines and operation* arc neces­ school brings an added valuation of August at Gun lake. Miss Es- sary In producing piston ring*. The of 837X100. JlelL the eldest daughter wlU enter company's new plant needs a few । Northwestern University this fall. more machines before It dan square Y. M. C. A.—YOUTH 1 "It pays to advertise in the Ban­ COUNCIL DANCE ner." says Wm. Kllpfer. who found This social dances sponsored by hl* pct cocker spaniel through a ducllon some time next month. the Y. M. C. A.-Youth Council will Los. adv. In the Banner. The lit­ end tor the summer with a special tle fellow had strayed a long way, affair on Friday, Aug. 21. These being found at Timberlake farm It Is difficult to convince some peo. parties have attracted an average in Assyria on Sunday. Henry Sochard has sold liLs house tue* but a fifth of it* food 1* bug* of sixty-alx young people each week and II 1* expected that the final on E. Manhall St. to Franklin and insects. It* black reputation is summer special will be even larger Thayer, who drivea the Jacksonbuilt bp by its habit of robbing nests than others. Hastings bus. of other bird* and Ils liking for com. A part of the summer playground Lewi* Hine Is working as a night program. thc*c evening affairs have guard at the Hastings Manufacturserved the older youth of Hasting* and surrounding communities that The state* of New York, Penn­ would otherwise have been without SOUTH SHULTZ sylvania and Illinois furnished the recreation In group activities. The Mr. and Mr*, a. Kenyon enter­ dance this week will begin al the tained al dinner Sunday, Ronald regular time al the Parish House. Kenyon and family of Nashville, and Mr. and Mr* Gordon Kenyon of Hastings, honoring three birth­ days. Donald Kenyon of Battle Creek and Dick and Jack Kenyon of Nashville. ,Jy Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 Claud Lewi* ahd Catherine O'Con­ nor of Kalamazoo visited her son*. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 Ronnie and Bobble O'Connor, Wed­ DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION nesday. Mrs. Sarah Bishop and Mrs.1 Ricardo Cortes, Sheila Ryan , Phenia Wilkinson of Kalamazoo and Opal BLJiop of Doud dutrict called on Mrs. Mina Kenyon Fn- John Sebotean Booked For a Lot More Grief UIHimmoiuiFonn SODA CRACKERS 2 Lt 17 RITZ CRACKERS 21c SHREDDED WHEAT 2pk„ 21‘ CAKE FLOUR 24' CORNSTARCH $TA^i„ 17' KETCHUP 11' MILD CHEESE 30' rUEECC Ta»ty Loaf, American UILUL or Pimento — 2 lb. box 55' SHURFINEMILK 4 .... 25' TOP-O OLEO 2 ... 31' JELLOor ROYAL 5 29' The Banner ha* called attention to the fact that the member* of the Selective Service Board and the docton of this city are enUtlsd to much credit for the work which N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. Dale Larrabee and Donald Man- ■ nine are now working at Willow 1 Rwi^psilanti. Loma Larabee was In Ypsilanti 1 tyo-dafs test week. Esther Hom, who has been spend­ tag the past two months with her i parents, has returned to Benton 1 Harbor where she has employment' Mr. and Mrs Harry Misener of Kalamazoo spent Saturday night and Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Les­ ter Bonneville Lorraine Manning and Sharon of Hastings spent pan I of last week with them. Our Shults school house Is being 1 made over Into a modem school' building. -Caroil and Marshall Hom of' Ionia are spending two weeks with, their grandparent*. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hom. Dolores O'Connor of Kalamaeoo! Rev Fred Horn and Rev. Leland Sherrard attended Bible bonierenee at Oull lake Saturday evening Rev hik* Mrs. Leland Sherrard helped in .a camp meeting field in the Pilgrim Holme** church In Hastttigi Sunday evening. Mrs Sher­ rard assisted with the singing There are approximately 1.500 000 tn the United States whe ar* elassi­ Bed a* unemployable* even tn । boom limes. — TUM.. WED.. THUES.. AUGUST. 11-12-13 BASHFUL BACHELOR' Barry theatri ? JES Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY & SATURDAY. AUGUST 7-8 DOvnu rurvar attbactioh "THE LONE STAR RANGER1 'SING YOUR WORRIES AWAY' SUNDAY D MONDAY, AUGUST 9-10 'RINGS ON HER FINGERS' TUES.. WED, THUU, AUGUST. 11-12-13 ■nJ nnw. BuaMpb 8MU "Thay Diad With Thair Boots On" �THE HABTINGg BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST >, 1942. J pork in the barrel and butter from ~ THE WANDERINGS OF A JOHNSTOWN PIONEER TOLD BY HIS DAUGHTER —■ ■ — AT THE THEATRES (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) --------------------------------------------------— wandering* for the next few y*ar«t |lbe old Bpantah land title*. Bet­ as told by hl* daughter make an tlwa wwjW uk* claim* and make InterwUng .lory of travel*, hard- a r**1 many, Unprovements. then ship, and tabor. Danger* from Z™. ?*.. V3 °“ Indian raiders and the bitter feel- Spantah tiUe and get po=*«»lon of Ing in Kansas over the slavery que»- the l<nd O”* °f our 0,d friend* tton creep into this nanauVe’amd ^.d trying to protect his own­ ' “The year of the drought we had ,very few prairie chickens, but th. ____________ next year, TH. they came in cloud*. .............. ’ My father again displaced his inAT THE THEATRES I ventive gtnlu*. He made a trap -They Died With Their | with tile wagon box and caught Boot* On” starring [ them. We had chicken* for break- Erro! Flynn, Olivia Deliaviltand fast chickens for wpper, chicken*. The story of America's moat hechicken*. chicken*. And we had, roic adventure that tell* in specsome honey from a bee tree t*cutar detail the ttory of General . . .. ... . .... . vu»ver, one oi uie nauon ■ from the honey coml] in that tree ' colorful heroes wa* used to for polish A coffin that „ Fonda Gene Ttenier tether made a neighbor who.' KinJ. an he? mart sin. ;v•’w NIWS last meeting before Fair so would hall on N. Michigan Ate. like a good attendance. (Continued from page 1, Section 1) Building and Loan Association*.' About thirty-five were at our Memorial service Thursday. Com­ a* well as bank*, are regularly ex­ rade Fiflekj, who is working in DeKIWAN18 SOFT­ amined by state examiners. The BALL LEAGUE make It one of gripping interest erah>PWo quote now from the daughter’* "During the winter some of the story ■* follows: men wandered around prospecting -ur.ii r h.v. I.k.n vaii fhrouwh P*ck«l ’riV’ comedy, the picture "In 1849. during the gold excite- ‘n Kansas. It was being opened . b mak“ th* moal of *u hllartous plot ment in California. J. D. IL went henreotead* then and a* my th. w. । K> keep the two .tar. In a constant to New York city and took a sail- «rothers were then grown and m ,tate of uncertainty ’hile a tot of In, 1 .round th, Hora Th. “ ** “»Y «mnw<l laugh-provoking situation* resolve year* supply of grain ahead and thenueivei VMwl vu bKalnwd to ton, WMk, 19 ***' 1,11(1 1 l)n nM know no other year wa* so difficult" menuetve*. . Th. r.pr.ln h.d und.ruk™ u> “•' «> >»■ "1,"Y >w;. (Condensed from letter* written cm .Into. («to in. numb., U»l b"m; »hra Uwr Itol ton. U> Chi. , by Mr*. Mary Hosley Holeman. 1940h. ... nww to. Undo- i f"?; itself could be bought for >1.25 per i'42.) “l With an all-star ca*t thi* is a tropical sun'thej to one pint of. water a day. also one । sea blacult. The crew mutinied, put i "And now came another streak । tn new officers and my father wa* of bad luck. When father had left I made inuoe steward. siewaro, The days day* dragged California t-auiomia he no- had noo put pui his ms mill nun In in |, John Kimbrough. Shelia Ryan on and they drifted farther and charge of a promising young man AT A Lin flnmllJnr One of the most exciting of Zane farther out of ot the line-of Ifne-of other named Michael wlio who had gone out | ,Al vAHr vKUUHI/J Grey's novel* brought to the screen. ship*. More than half of the pas»'‘h him But Mike had got He — pre-I rengera and crew died and were to drinking and gambling. ■ «- •1 belonged buried In the sea. Al last the Trade, tended —-— the —- mil) ----- --------— to — him ----- ' wind* began to stir and. after some and *°ld K 1° P*7 gambling debt*, days of sailing, they reached island* Wllen I ’Ulted thi rite, many years service *TteSo«ur<tav’nteht1 melt1 ftnd down-rl«ht human values in then uninhabited, but which had ----- -------------- ‘*‘* Win Jnirr! one of the mo’1 uproarious com­ been inhabited by pirates, who had water'wheel that had been brought ing Wil] be under the auspice* of the . ,h r left cattle, horses and chickens. around the Horn. Y. M W B. with Mr* Nellie Frleu With these and native fruit*. In­ "To continue the Kansas story— ^el^drama^of the cluding breadfruit, and water, they Father took a homestead. In An­ '"•nu^aruiuai ordination service will1 proceeded to Son Francisco. Some derson ... county, so did brother Eras- be held on Bunday morning with * ° classed as "operating expense." The of the people after being hungry so mu* (he wa* bom in New York), report shows that the operating long, overate and died from the । also sister Julia, (born in Barry ‘ccordlng 10 pre«- [ "Mexican Spitfire al SoT cost—such as postage. supplies, etc. effect* of Mat. county) and her husband. Brother ^t^talL i The fifth In a series of film* star- —of the Hastings Building A- Loan "Well, father went Immediately Richard returned to Michigan. It The 53th annual campmeeUng । rlng v^s as Camiellta and are but 2-3 as much tn percentage to the popular gold field*. He'wa* 1859 and States Right* open* on Bunday. August 15. with g—ol .. nn-j* MMlt as the average in the group. thought he could see fortune* for ,bl11 wa» ***"« agitated. Kansas advance retarvatlons indicating in The eamlngs of a Building & « small company, so hastened home | *aa *n a tunnoil over the slavery unusual number of people .laying '* Loan come from the borrowers in to Mendon, and I think in the year i question. We were located 30 mite* on U>> .round. UrSxJwxrt. AU *““• the way of interest and expenses 1850 formed a company to go over-1frotn Mlwouri border and guer- cottages have been engaged, rooms 1 A dramatic, action-packed mur- charged against them Herr again land to California. On account oflrtlla* from there frequently came in the dormitories have been In1 the Hasting* company show* favor­ Man imubto un>ll ,n,up. M Jtoto U« Jmtor tod Jnw m, „„ . „ and wiillaif Poirell. Hedy Lamarr ably. for its gross eamlngs on its not ton unto lb, pUln. Th,, •>“*. ton«Unto burned the nn.. great demand, utok? and Utenting IJ? brtS went to St. Joseph. Missouri, and; r------*rty of -----------aeUlers. .. My uruMtcn brothers . k sp,cc “ ,aa D',n8, In "CroMroada ireunMM” ----t.-u the --------- ------------_ <nln*^ (Ft- Unmrrd. j1 IMCT. ... . TT1C film Ifflfr VT OU>rdl Th*>’ hUndrf(1 >Oun« awaited coming of more. Some . ?,ummer and f*n ! who are guests of the camp each ‘ 12.PMta 1 4 cent. In other words the borrow­ one hundred wagons were In line ers tn the Hastings association paid will UC be present again HllU. and. IU as prtor 10 resent and my father. Jonathan Danforth of 1859 4 « when we . still .l expected . . to 9go ‘| year, I'—1. Will CACUl U.UUI . * . war _ •H per cent tn interest and ex­ Hoatey. wax chosen a captain. They, on to California, Hie the men had rent- ln in ye veara ara part nait will wilt be under under the the dirtl. , .. . . of course, had a long tiresome jour­ ed land and raised late potatoes, J red supervtaton of Rev. o. VlMer of AUQUSt group. The gross earning* of the ney. Father rod* a hone but the beans and buekwhmL a year's sup- Hoitand. Young People'* Superin. Hastings association of 53 per cent ply. These we brought to the new' undent Rev. Cha*. Foster, young show that its borrowers are fairly "(Nota: Tlicre were Indian en­ m. >M0 » on. ot Ur. ! A^ortto, u, .ord -n. cot trom treated. counter* but Mr. Hosley managed The office of the Hasting* Bulldthe" wl11 ** a d^trtbuU,°J’ to settle those by making prepara­ rible drought. Father had potatoes' young people?*who come a* guests. Ing 6t Loan Association in the Steb­ tions for strong defense, and then planted on some bottom land and | are invited to come on Friday In |ot Primary school money this month, bins block sells defense bonds Series giving the Indians something to managed to raise a few No one orter to attend the Mla.ton.ry “mou"Hn« * 49 00 per census Ktwl- E. The office hours are from 9 else had any. or anything etae Pro- 2e7rtoea ,r alkxatton ta now being eat.r, bX KM#ene. *u"One of the hunter* was supposed pie from other state* sent in aid. | Workers for this year's camp are I venlence to those who wish to buy. but we were 125^miles from a rail- among the tert in the rountry and ’ °LLU?tUC tn transport his gun hung from the among me Deal in me country ana ■ Children who wish to convert sav­ 1* in In store for those who * _^ ***°" 0"d . J** £ 1” ™ P] L ln 'nov^E? ridgepole of the wagon, but he was road station. Father had a fine u real treat is ings stamps into bonds can call ^>»rpub^ uSSto ot careless and allowed It to get onto draft team and hauled in aid for during office hours. That will be the floor, mixed with a blanket other people taking food for his a convenience when school opens Father pulled the blanket toward pay. made for thL* part of the program. next month. him and the gun discharged, (hoot­ "To fo back a little—when the Rev. ,E. W. Tokely of Toronto. of their 1941-42 taxes. We feel sure our readers will be School authorities estimate that ing him through the flesh of the men first took up their land, father, Odt.. Canada, and Rev. O. Q. Mc­ interested in the report we have arm. Ho went on with the arm in and a friend who went with him. Kinley of Canisteo. N. Y., both of the primary fund thia year will be given of the local association. Up a sling. each cut walnut log* and built the whom have served th previous The state added to this time it has never failed to "When they reached Salt Lake body of their house*. Remember camps here, arc the evangelists 418.177.965. pay its dividend. It is a carefully, the oxen were exhausted and the there were no saw mills near. With Prof. Lorenzo Harvey, head of the enough more from its general fund I conservatively managed business. train stopped for a rest for some crosscut saw* they cut blocks shingle Voice Department of central Col­ to make the total 444iOO.OOO, which will also be the total amount from day* Father said he found the length and split shakes, as they lege. Centra!. SC., will be in retary. looks after the books and U11’ ^*r With “ld Mormon* of the salt of the earth, were called, for the roofs. They charge of the ringing and Mr. the does the detail office work for this Royal Woodhead of Lansing will be I ‘‘w .------ . . except for the plurality of wives, made one long trip for rafters, uuvii doors Hovat wooaneaa oi lahsuik wiu ----- : .------ wdthi"'^" ; association, which has grown into alon» “»d k««P within.the on which they satisfied their con­ and windows, when the house* . pi.nlst An orchestra and a male : •«’ ffera finished they sciences relumed by toold our Testament chorus willreading. also feature the *ervicca. mlu But “^e elites which a large business, which 4s carefully looked after and capably managed. for their families. mh. Jeannette Fries* of Allendale al*° include the cost of their city "Now I take you to the gold field*. camp "They rode the hohm home tear- w “ M.“ popular lojernment in th. 15 mill limit are Tlie bed of the Feather river wa* DURFEE “n easy or a pleasant considered very rich In ore, so my Ing a democrat buggy, a beautiful children's meetings each morning of Ipot Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolf of time of lt_ it. Th That to ** be Mn espe’, Um * ot “t seems to *' father and hl* company, including buffalo robe, an exquisite Indian the camp. Plainwell spent Sunday with Mr. hLs oldest aon, Richard, staked out blanket, quite a box of tool*, and Special thought has been given to, i daily true of Grand Rapids and a claim. They hired Kanakas to so forth. In the house. When we the condition* facing the world to- Battle creek, where there has arisen and Mr*. Claud Hunt. Mr. and Mrs Edward Rice and drive and lay sand bags, then gov arrived there the lock on the door <j*y in planning this year’s camp strife between school boards and a big pump and pumped out the had been broken and everything and every service will be especially common council* over the alloca­ Mrs. Mary Rice attended the Blake school reunion Sunday. ■water. They were doing a fine was gone. An old man living half aimed at meeting the needs of man- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hunt were The school board* which have business when a cloudburst higher b mite distant knew nothing of the kind. A dally program will be antheir district census figure* for last recent guest* of the former's fathers up in the mountains washed their robbery. Other neighbors were three nounced next week. year can easily figure what amount Fred Hunt at Alto. work all out Their capital wa* to five or even ten miles away. ; ---------------- . .>-■----------Mr. and Mrs. W. Schriber and gone, also their mine, for the river the August distribution of primary "To continue with the story ol QUIMBY children of Hasting*. Mr. and Mrs. had returned to its former bed. “rtl Th. U.I tonltori money will bring them. Harry Johnson of Battle Creek spent ' "The men all went down to the families left. Those were time* that 'that Lawrence Larkin and Mary Sunday at the Hammond and Bate­ *8hoottag Fish' Santa Clare Valley. At that lime tried men's souls. Of the endur- Lou Edmonds were among guest* lumber wa* very high. Father had •nee. fortitude and courage of both In th* waters adjacent to the East man home. at Kenneth Reynolds. It should managed to save some money. He my father and mother I want to have read Jack Larkin and Mary Indies th*r* is a flth which the naB. Conference Wednesday at Barna­ found a saw mill whose water wheel try to tall you. Out on the fron­ Lou Edmonds. I'm sorry. by park. Sunfield. -had been brought around the Hom. tier, among Indians, wolves, rattle- 1 “nd MrS B°b MIUer Of MU1 cause from a distance of five or six nD.n.w,* .1.. i He bought the mill but could not tnakM nwnv Vmmtd|,akc are Proud p®rents of a son. feet this fish tan eject from its mouth ■ get possession for some time, so he ever known except her own Imme-1►, nnrrv iMrs Miller is Mrs a drop of water which will knock an Ordinarily a make sheds Its .skin Dn1y *“"• ™1!1" : left the men to work, my brother dtate dtatc family, family, to to fAce fAce famine famine and insect from its perch on a leaf or | staying with them. Father came guerilla warfare, with no money Lawrence Rltzman's sister.) Conother In midsummer, or later. back home* by boat. The first trip and no employment tor the men. gratulallons. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Bainbridge : hr had returned across the I»thmus by a woman who had never known He planned to sell everything and hardship, was the acid test. Well, and son ot Joliet and Jack and Dick Barnes of Hastings called on move the family to California. she stood it! nils must suffice for Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Reynold* ; "It took a long time to com­ now. Perhaps later, should you deand E. A. Reynold* on Sunday. ; plctc arrangements, selling property, CONFERENCE OPENS f TUESDAY, AUG. 11 ^tu^L’lSrlXTme rt^reT ’ _ TODAY'S PAYING PRICES FOR PER DOZEN FEDERAL STATE Gl 34 roads were dreadful and by the "In 1851 we had a crop—and mos­ time wo reached St. Joseph, Mia- quitoes and the ague. There was no machinery and no money to buy too jaded to risk crossing the plains any. My father managed to make and mountains before winter set in. or get himself another kit of tools. 80, we crossed the Big Muddy He built a sorghum milt a vat and and camped, planning to stay there furnace, and made molasses for the until spring. family and the neighbors. He sold "Whlto\we were there my broth­ some potatoes and bought sugar er. Richard came to u* from Cali­ and wheat flour, and a brood aow. fornia. He told of the trouble over FRIDAY Bellevue were Friday callers In the Cameron McIntyre home, Mrs. Gerald Tebo and Charlene of Dowling spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mead of Berryville. Lucille, Keith and Eldon Roush visited their cousins, the Rowley children on Thursday of last week. Ninety per cent of all tooth trou­ ble can be prevented, states the dental information bureau of New York, If you will give your teeth the proper care, if you will include the proper element* In your diet and if you visit your dentist often enough for him to detect decay. SPECIALS SA™°AY SALAD BOWL-SALAD DRESSING SALAD BOWL-SANDWICH SPREAD POTTED MEAT CHEESE HAM SPREAD OLDESTYLE POPCORN qt. jar qt- jar 51 oz. can 3oz. pkg bag BUY YOUR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HERE! C. THOMAS STOR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 31c 35c 12c 10c 10c 31 32* BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR, Alto, Mich. savings by the yard b"n ErTO> ,n Lusclons Solid Colors and Entrancing New Fall Pattern*! RONDO* PERCALES Distribution primary AAOney building the covered wagons and "My father and brother Erasmus equipment for the Journey. We walked three miles and split rails were not ready to go until April all day. carrying home each one bushel of corn for the day's work remember the journey vividly. We That way they managed to feed the used horses instead of oxen this big team of horses. Well, with bean*, buckwheat flour, potatoes, across Illinois. Some days we could and milk from one cow. an occa­ not travel at all. Sometimes we sional rabbit or prairie chicken, we stayed at the home of settlers, at a through the drought year. We other times simply made camp no meat except occasional wild Hastings Some fact. wX1 Comrade Chet Engiehardt ha* WaUdoriT Furniture the examiner. completed shingling and painting Hastings Cleaners brought out in that examination 2 j ggj I Stales Imported • Western Auto ..... which show how carefully thi* com­ hl* house. .2 2 M0 valued al We received another letter from Trethric Agency ... pany 1* managed; how well the in­ terests of borrower* and stockhold- Comrade Howlg. He 1* still station _______________________________ ed in Pensacola, Fla., and tanking ment I for your tetter. The examiner put the Hastings ■ Comrade Chas. Townsend had hi* ------- ------ ------,.--r with ...... ....... v-u Per,(!aaaodation In .. a group other ankle hurt witile playing ball. auoctatlons having asset* of from hap* Comrade Townsend will show 1 4300.000 to 4500,000 i his comrades how to piny ball with I He repyta that the operating ex- his feet: EXTRAS QQc STANDARD o' the local asroctation are Comrade and Mr* Webb spent VW Large 253 cent—of it* gross — earnings. Monoiiy Monday evening evening at the home of, . .. per -----while the average In It* ta comrade T. J “?erT Ji ,l* group rr!Up ? Comrade Bush' Bush Mr. Howl, wa* EXTRAS STANDARDS oer cent cent m-ether Tn ether word* vnrds the fh» a . visitor .....■ * 36 5 per also Medium .. Medium .... operating expense of — ’ u,\ the UHT Hartings • What are you doing u> help your \ y ?.° per eent be* P°51 t°r 'he Fair? Your post needs tow heJp w (t (Jown low the average In lt« Its group. i He reports that the compensation Come out to meeting tonight. Do paid u/ by the me >uui local uoociauon association io to ofoi- your share in keeping our post on ficeri and employees in comparison the front line of helping win the with it* adjusted assets, Is but 2-5 of one per cent, while In the en­ tire group the average is 4-5 of one per cent, or twice as much. In other words, the oompensatlon to officers and employees is but half as much as the average in the group The other expense of carrying on The delightful designs in this superb quality percale will make your fall sew­ ing a pleasure. You'll want enough to take care of all your fall need*. You'll find just the print* for the children—and other* to make up for yourself I MO-DE-CAY* Percole* 27 AVENUE PRINTS 19c yd. 23c yd. Lovely colors! Grand for ■rhool clothes and home frocks! 36". ' Gay prints In smart fall shade*. Also matching plain colon! Superb vol- BROADMOOR PRINTS—Fancy patterns for Mis* OEc or Matron—Real Value, yd. --------------------- ...... few PRINTED BROADCLOTH—now's the Ume to buy thb hard-to-get material tu <)Qc WONDERSPUN RAYON—Slim stripe*, sports, pat- EQC terns that are jurt right for new season clothes’.. vw PINWALE CORDUROY—Sturdy fabric—warmth without weight! Fin* for sport clothes and frock*I.. QQc wO Bright Royolspun Plaid* For Fall SORORITY RAYON SEWING NOTIONS Yam dyed fabric in gay ptaids! Smart fall color combinations! Suitable for EQc shirts or suits! Yd. WW 59c yd. Flower-bright Safely Pins Cotton Thread col- Darning Cotten tones; you'll plan a brand new ward- Novelty Buttons thi* lovely fabric! 39" wide. Lingerie Straps GRAND VALUES in ACCESSORIES and LINGERIE! RAYON CYNTHIA* SLIPS Perfect-fitting four-gored slips, trimly tailored I Other style* lace trimmed. --------•-... LOVELY RAYON HOSE Full-fashioned with reinforced heel* and toes! Dainty plcot tops! ‘TQc Popular shades! ’tw PROTECT YOUR SKIN from wind and sun RAYON PANTIES Easy-lo-!aundrr knit JQe rayon fit* snugly I .. “tw , BLOUSES Nicely tailored tor sports wear! Rayon! For Bod Weather During Th* Fall! Showerproofed COATS CARA NOME CREAMS Giris FLAY SUITS IIIIIIIIUL SHEER Kind Like! The 129 Stockings Smart little short suit* in cham- LEG MAKE-UP 39C Sheer is Rain Proof! COATS 590 MEN’S POPLIN JACKETS Dupont Zelan treated water repellent ..... CARVETH & STEBBINS THI REXALL DRUGGISTS MEN'S TOPFLIGHT SHIRTS New stripes and1 figure* tn COURTESY AND FRIENDLY SERVICE SHOWN TO ALL Prompt Delivery Service ter-repeiienll Just what you’ll need for now! Women will welcome these every rainy day during fall and winter! irate Ue-on skirt* Striped — with plain combina­ tions Sheer Will Not Rub Off PHONE >111 498 Good-looking knockabout* that have been specially treat- HASTINGS your favorite blues »port* I Practical all­ weather* — specially treated to make them watcr-rtpel- day and be prepared I �thi JurrtNos banner, Thursday, Auuurr «, iml !other trustees an era Victor Mason Sisson and!1 garden and paint occasionally. Mn ■ * II || f 11 il t IM f!other Mn. [won won honors honor, u aa Blossom Queen at HASTINGS CAKES PASSING OT or ARM TRAVEL TRAVEL TO TO 14 p. m. and with eoramilteo ohalr- FAMING LnuKLlI NtWj I-------------Frtd Du«— bce’’ stewards Mrs. — Fred Kuempel's hobby'is wwlng --------.. —— ~i --------- --------------------------.— which 1 Michigan ----- ,City. -nd Mra. Holmes, WIDELY SCATTERED POINTS niup POINTS Iman at I P. M . ARTHUR CHASR * M fe fc * Bugbee. treasurer. and Mn. Chartesihe teamed in a tailor shop as a one year in Bat ten In one of ourj Mrs. Charles Krauss, senior reWednesday | CHURCH NEWS Christman, communion steward; I girl. Christmas at 1030 site gave to | m** might.gent of the local chapter, has ap- M 1*>i ®* . Lapsing Mlsa Juanita Juanita Hye and mother of army camps recently, you might , JKFKBSON ST. U. bl CHURCH class leader. Floyd Gaskill: assist-■members of her family five double | Hartford cams came Monday I tnorrum;. •*» ... .. for a vaca- hare seen a ' and lived fifty years h»re In Has­ I On account of the annual con-; ant class Icadar. bam Couch; ad-1 wadding ring quilts, products of her lion Uon at at The the homes hotr of Mr. and Mrs. bar carried gingerly by means of chairman for the coming , year: D. HALE BRAKE ferance and camp meeting the'viaocy Cenard Smith. VfcW.W1 the heedle. iterance the vUocy board board— —Conard Vlt- (kBl with Clyde Clyde Holmes Holmes and son Mr. and a corded handle. Pvt. Joiui Doe. Membership. Mtae Margaret John- tings. He worked for 13 years for Thoae tootling for proven ability * Jefferson St. U. B. church Bunday tor Sisson and Floyd Gaskill; ush---------------Mrs. Harold Holmes. jwas hastening to deliver it to the cock; Publicity, Mrs. Roaell 8Un- the Internsttonsl Harvester Co. as In their eandidataa far pohlir nfftee services' will be discontinued until. era—Olenn Miller and Victor Sis-1 A88YBIA - * Mr. and Mrs. Parks of Midland addressee whose name flapped mar- ton; Social Service. Mlsa Katharine -- ------------------------------------------------win anotaud Ute entrance of D Aur 23 on whlch dl»u miutar .son; ------------------------------------------------planUt-Mrs. Gaskill; Cnor-11 Mu VW1 WWp)jk and toI>nl are visiting at his son's home. Mr. °n one fit the tags, the other Weeber; Home MakingWalter wn apprsuo u» entrance or u Khcdul# Qf wU, be held flUgb«>. flower com.. Beverly Jean, who have and Mrs. Wilbur Parks bearing the stamps. But why the witaon; Library, Mr* Harvey Lew- reurmg iwwiw Hata Brake, of Stanton, into the W1U praycr Mrvlce ea । Mrs. Olenn ................. ■ ■ daughter. Miller, Sunday school at ltlc ))Olne Of parents. The fallowing local wranen. who'~n W?Lv ’ ---------“ ““ --------------------- vivad by hit wife, Mary; one da“«h' primary race for candidate for the Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. । board—Mrs. Bam Couch, Olenn and Roy Terpening. have Mocnehaven, Mrs. Lewis Stanton; ter. MU* JoaepiUne of Grand Rap­ .Miller and Lawrence Adams; clerk retume<i to their home ta Battle are leaders of local groups ta the | office of llautenint-govemor. Mr. ids; two sons. Emmon* of and Ritualistic. Miss Ila Reed. Home Extension work, attended J" , -Mrs. Bugbee. I Cretk and Dwight of Chanute Field, in , Broke Is running on tha Republic­ ; thz ™ «™a.> «l«»lsuperintendant tert mrt1.1,I and three grandchildren. -------------------hZ ol The >— an ticket. His record as a stele BRETHREN CHURCH MrZlamr. Ward (W. pled Mv ce>loPh*ne Window ta the top Of BIBB BVnDKXLT Funeral services will be held Fri­ been attending W. m M. n. C. E.. Kala- Mcsdames Ward Cole, Fred Hy•emter (he entered in 1W5» has Re». KUa* Zimmerman, a native Hu8bee. Monday evening and b “n ““ “dina w el Kata, Dr. Walter Davis, chiropractor, day at 3:30 at the Methodist church land. Bernard Bernard Tasker. Tasker. Albert Albert Jones Jones ’B'S, lhe b°X > J 0U C0U,d d • d deeorgted eeorj»toJ of 132 West Marshall street, died been outstanding. A conslstenUy (5L,?’eten*n’pb<’^ nQlnl,’"tcd officers for the Bunday mazoo. has returned to the Willard land, with Dr. Gregory officiating. Burial Case home for the remainder of' and Orin Cole The work was 0*?,', suddenly early Wednesday morning. tart ~tar. M. tata tad tarttata STSLSX XcS^".* . ta Riverside. Im .MUM i.poiuorrt br u» Barn. Count, I „/SI He graduated from the Palmer carry the weight of authority. ion Wednesday evening, August 12 LUTHERAN CHURCH HONORS School of Chiropractors. Davenport. Mr U»_rtdM Un W.lur luu KrtUUl Doparunonl .nd lullou SSSdk, jLi, rt»n< .. UMni i MUUl.. M M Iowa, and came to Nashville and OUs Family Ravnian A list of the bills Senator Brake at 8:00. [KUEMPEL ANNIVERSARY The Otte family reunion will l* The Misses Beatrice Moore and recent ones going to our service started his practice. About four­ held Sunday. Aug. 14. al Reid's • I Sunday. August 16. at 11 o'clock take cottage. Harvey Holmes, a carpenter, who' sister Eunice Moore of BalUe Creek men. They have gone west as far teen yean ago ha came to Hastings Resort. Thomapple lake All des­ Senate u tn fact a catalog ol the the fiftieth wedding anniversary I ceremony used by the Grace Luth- has been employed at the Kellogg ’ were k’Uosts on Wednesday of their as California and Washington cendants are invited. Pol luck din­ constructive accomplishments of j member of the Holy for several years, now uncie and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred south to Florida and Texas, while leran church will be performed by Sanitarium ner.* Bring tabla service. that body during the last eight haa nmnlnvm.nl na fnrmnBn nt tK* * a*lll._ ' a. __ .._L .... .havei . i(Name Society the at St.- JRose New York and ...... West ... Virginia N,me S 0®1*1!- and *nd lhe 10** I the Rev. O. H. Trlnkteta for Mr. ha* employment a* foreman of the ; Miller. Federal Percy Jones hospital at j - ----------yean: The Michigan Probate Code, church. claimed a few. When in the shop c bureh. He leaves his wife, Rachael; Waxing * Cell lag? Monday, we were told ta M^’»Patricia and two «KUghtm. daughters, Patricia and Mary Mary Battle Creek. I SOUTHWEST WOODLAND the Court of Claims, the AnU-SaboSent to the supply room. Private [S’taT‘"‘ “• STlir. Otart. Otaf. ... that to their knowledge Ml home: “dIUl"? ‘ tage law. the Medical Basic Science °i Banghart 8 , . * tended the funeral of a brother­ .k.---------— nun of BalUe Creek, Alphonao Under of the 7flth field artillery bat­ talion asked Custodian "Pappy" J°rtaw, the Dental Licensing'laws: the , ____________________ Mr. and Mrs. Kuempel will join 5;'"• ln.i,w. ySaiv CharlesTtalr Bachmer ot OU[of Windom. Mtan., and Edward of STurt, Jta ° “ ’ K,n “ ' r ■"» Ibbrlly talurtay. rived In perfect condition. Public Health laws, llie-Qld Age I hands before the alter to receive vH On Thrlr and Alabama. Funeral arrangementa 'tha I the blessing a ofV the rhnrwH church, snrl and ■ a'* j daughters ___ , .__ - Mra. . John — Brunson . and. Ra|Ph auT *nd frtcnd ol have any floor wpx," Pappy repll were not completed at this writing Assistance taw. Welfare laws, the -----------... hbe . ofiered .n«a.. M .s. acrorn(MnlM Custer were weekend pmta of MACCABEES CONTRIBUTE prayer will Invoking the M|^ CASH GIFT TO UNCLE SAM Michigan Unemployment compen। divine blessing upon the couple. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Shotwell of Parente. Mr. and Mrs. James wax." "You can't kid me," Ldxler To mark the 64Ui anniversary aaUon Act. the AnU-chaln Banking Special music will be sung by Mrs. Battle Creek were -Bunday guests auy* Tuesday night, Aug. 11. for pot said, "I'm no rookie anymore. Who of iu founding, the local Macca[Henry Elliott, church soloist. bill which passed Ute Legislature of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holmes. I Mr. and Mrs. Keith. Farlre and bees joining with 3.000 other lodges ever beard of waxing a celling?" I Mrs. Kuempel was bom Feb. 14. but was vetoed by the Governor, 1 Mr* Mar>' Purcell had as a guest baby Charles accompanied Mr. and of the order have been carrying on *T* neney. t , :;86# In Palmerston. Ont., her on Wednesday her sister. Mrs. Joel Mrs. Shirley Mayo of Hastings to livestock disease laws; and many, a campaign to aid In a Victory pro- '------------------Rev. Zimmerman was born and maiden name being Matilda Agnes Maple Grove Bunday evening and gram to raise money to aid the miiiMRunniiimui ■NUT many more in the public interest. ।brought up in an orthodox Jewish-Shaw. Elmira. Ont., was the place Moore of BalUe Creek. I^o Holmes has been in Battle . visited Mr and Mrs. Fred Mayo. war efforts of Ute United Nations. pQolilHuM As Chairman of the powerful Ju- 1home. At the age of 13 he was of birth of Mr. Kuempel Oct. 12. Creek the put few days assisting I Mr. and Mr*. Morley Hough and Funds wore accumulated in a "Bardietary Committee of the Senate. •'sent away from home for his rub- 1963. in moving their belongings to the son of Lake Ode.ua were Sunday They firet met when Mre. Kuem- new Kellogg sanitarium. Brake haa painstakingly patched [binical training which took him to ' I evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. given as an outright gift to the some of the moat famous Rub- pel was a brighteyed waitress in a Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Parks have I Harn Sandbrook and children. u. 8. treasury. This week Friday binical schools of Europe unUI he I Canadian hotel and her husband a new bath room and bed room un-1 Mr. and Mra. Paul Brod beck and marks lhe day of delivery for all and tightened up the Criminal Code was 19 years of age. fn a remark- a coachdriver who dined there daily der construction al tile new bun- Rpv. Paul Geiger Apent from Sat-1 contribuUons. The local tent have and law enforcement legislation. able wav he was led to accentwhile waning tor the train. galow. Mr. Parks' father doing the ' urday till Tuesday with Rev. and [raised tha money fpr their barrel His fellow Senators elected him I[Christ. Because of thLs he had to I Their ’marriage took place in work. • Mrs. Carroll Brodbeck of New Hav- [ by voluntary contribuUons. Canflee from his native land and final­ Ont. Aug. 1892. ------Mrs.----Doris Stanton, leader, and en. lada has also taken part and a President Pro Tempore, the high­ ly arrived in America. Here he [They movedKitchener. to the United States 46 lhe —— 4 C .'H I. frmip ln 1.. focK '—-j prrpar'sUon,i I Blake Mnkley and family of jme sum expected for both the Plenty of black walnuts In chocolate cake and fudge Icing w est honor a Senator can receive attended Dubuque University, as years ago. settling tn Freeport where [ Cir>nlng . sr-1 - ----------canning, gardening and poultry, -----------Charlotte and ...... Mr. and Mrs. Ouy wr funds in the Dominion ns well well as a theological seminary from they lived until 20 years ago when are from his colleagues. nrr btuv busy with auemhllnr assembling tha the wnrk work Mnklev Mnkley and children enloved enjoyed a tileplc- । aa .. i„ In ti,a Ute v*ni>>w« United a.-*LSuites Best oft Senator Brake has consistently which he graduated with honor. lltey moved to their present home tor exhibits for the Barry county nic dinner Sunday. [ all it shows the, loyal spirit ot the[ For the past 21 years Rev Zim­ at 221 8. Michigan Ave.. Hastings falr next . Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith, Order. been one of the strongest advocates merman has been Associated with Iced - ----------------------------------Smith. Mr. A8plnaii family re- Mrs Sherman ....... ...... and Mrs. of the public Interest in the his­ the American Board 'of Missions to The couple took out naturaltaaUon; -nlc papers during World War I. They . unjon was held Sunday at Charlton Joseph Smith and daughter of Hastory of the Senate. He enjoys the ^7ht"nTth."i;i-t^.“Si:.i7^have an ■d°P‘*d d«u«htrr. Mr* park. Messrs, and Mesdames Orin Ungs and Mrs. Hubert Carl and WOMEN OF THE MOOSE BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! The regular meeUng of the Worn- ■ reputation of being absolutely ta.red hv then^ hre^Thn^h^rtr JwnM Kldder- 'Ut‘ grandchildren, cole, Norman Stanton and fam- baby Sandra of Berrien Springs rn of the Moose will be held Pri- ' '*“• «™nrtata»IMr.n uta e.Urt an Cta. nrta tad Ita.ll, day. Aug. 7. at Moose Hall. N. Mich.' America in the city, of Los Angeles. ta *"d -™“' “ ,h" ,tte Coni’" K“l> -I MKhUta <>“■”">■ If there were more D. Hale tata Ave. at B p. m. Mrs. Nell Jones, IiX.mta A ,ou “ “lw W Ital, Irl.nd* cit,. .nd tatar. Uta M.nta" ---------------- —----------------113 S. Jeffarsaa 8L • ?*<>■• Brakes filling key posts in our state graduate regent of the BalUe Creek ZUnmcnn*n nt th" fontarl, palnwr .nd e.tanT «- Bnmrtio, rtdtad ■ eotaln Un MARRIAGE LICENSE chapter will be a guest and will government, the Commonwealth of spcclively. Mr. Kuempel says that Dorothy Holmes and husband last Robert O. Link. Hastings 19 meet with the execuUve board at Michigan would profit tremendous­ BAPTIST CHURCH now lie likes to work in his flower . week. Mrs. Koch, as Miss Brunette Ardith Hubbell. Hastings 18 ly thereby.. Sunday evening sermon will be further teachings about “Armaged­ A TRIBUTE TO DEMOCRACY don." -A storm of indignation has arisen j Tlie Ladies Missionary meeting | EDITORIALS ■ss c ““ tad LSI “"‘“1 , “ °TT "si/1'1 n- b~* >*»» Bakery Special BLACK WALNUT FUDGE CAKE AQ’ LIME ANGEL FOOD- BANGHART HAKEKY MMKROGER SHOP AT in this country over the fact, that »* he*d Wednesday afternoon. .I.ht M..1 tehrtCnr. HwHiv Aug. 12. The place of meeting to eight Nasi saboteurs, deadly ene-i^ announced next Sunday. ' mles of the U. 8. A. and democratic —i.--— I insUtutloru everywhere, have tak­ U. B. ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND CAMP .MEETING en advantage of our civil taw to ' The a lie nirt.u|«u Michigan KIIIIUMI annual vuiicci conference «:ih.c ; have petitions for writs of habeas of lhe united Brethren church i corpus filed on their behelf. 'const. 1841 > will be held at Barna(const. Bantabehalf. Actually, however. It tent the b>' Memorial Park, August 5 to 9 £ ’*SuSsr iw. Ep«sss"'Ti. MARK'S tuihortty o< the mlUUrj court, MU conference -111 be Mowed by the rather the Army officers appointed yearly camp meeting, the date August 9 to 17 Inclusive. Rev. O. to defend them , A. Blackmore of Erie. Pa. and Rev. " George Fleming of Huntington* bringing forward a test case to1 Ind., will be the Evangelista. Rev.1 Clarify a point of law on which ani B. O. Bertiiihciu of Huntington authentic ruling has never been, will conduct the young peoples! camp work and'Hev. Chas. Baum obtained. I of Leslie will be in charge of the i Briefly, the officers for the de­ children's camp. Rev. Blackmore : tense are seeking to determine will be song leader, and Miss Ber- ’ whether or not the president of Ute nadlne Hoffman will be pianist 1 United States has the authority to Services dally in the tabernacle will Country Club appoint a military commission for Car* Flakes Larga pkg. 7C Cor* Flakes Larga P**g. 8c eastern war time. as the civil courts are open and un­ POPULAR PASTOR obstructed by .the declaration of TO RETURN Rev. Leeson Sharpe, who served i marled law for the enUre nation. the local Presbyterian church from No clear decision has ever been January 1026 to Dec. 31. 1031. is; to occupy the pulpit for four Sun-! made on this issue. The officers for the defense are days beginning next Sunday. August ; 9th He left Hastings to accept a bun. tba, wa on u» M1IU. , call t„, „ MorJln Park „„ Presby-, to the Morgan gan case, decided tn 1B66, in which nerian church. Chicago which he! Ute Supreme Court held that “Mar- hiss served conUnuously since. The i Ual rule can never exist where the ' church there burned shortly after [ .r. In .i,. ।he became pastor and plans were courts are open and in the proper m>(!e t0 rebuild A and unobstructed exercise of their beautiful new building has been JurisdlcUon." completed and paid for during his ,u, u.,™., Ch~c. .M !hc mm, P'’™ tato "°t6> that 'the power of Congress to au- GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Utorire triata for crimes against the | 111 e fiftieth wedding anniversary security and safety of the national' nM5 , : . . will be commemorated with a cereforces may be derived from Ils con- mony In the morning service StonsUtullonal authority to raise and. day. August 16. support armies " ' /The Initial Sunday school scs-. It ta not improbable that this ' ”?nJnd th,e clhurcl? ’*"»'• «*' hv . rthi.B 1 American Legion hall were well । view expressed b> a former chief: attended last Sunday. Justice will still carry considerable I Next Sunday the pastor will weight In Abe deliberation* -y-1 preach, on the theme, “Ood's Grace-The important feature of this ”oly Communion will be celebrated. ' FIRST METHODIST CHURCH , |{|irry R Quant of Grand* Rapid* will be the guest preacher * at the Methodist Church next Sun­ day morning. Rev Stone will preach the following Sunday. He luu gone to Indiana on a business j trip and will visit friends for a few i days. Mr* stone accompanied him. I FIRST CHURCH* OF CHRIST, i SCIENTIST The subject for Sunday is "Sptr- ■ ability, not to eight prisoners who OFFICERS'ELECTED BY have certainly forfeited their right WESLEYAN METHODISTS The annual meeting of the Wwdcrers ever did. but rather to the leyan Methodist church was held last Wednesday evening The! continued welfare of the democratic treasurer's report showed the bud­ insUtutloii* of the United States. get paid In full, the salary* of the Of course officials of Uur Axis pn*tor Increased over previous | nations will ridicule this court pro­ years, several splendid improve­ ments made on the church pro­ cedure as splneteas nonsense. But perty, and all paid for, and there under the circumstances, a hor.-e- ta a substantial amount in the Is just about the finest compliment Officers were elected for the com­ ing year as follow*. Trustee for three . years—Cenard Smith (the BUTTER MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI Mo. 114 PEACHES CHERRIES GREEN BEANS TOMATO JUICE BEVERAGES PINK SALMON FLOUR COUNTBY CLUB ENB1CHED SINCERITY FLOUR NAVY BEANS PRUNES SANTA CLARAS 4 EATMORE OLEO 2 39c Fralt Cocktail t.u— 12c Twinkle uu'iVri 4 22c Soda Crackers > Peaaot Better 2 10c £ 41c UIIL CO0HTRT CLU8 n Tall "ll’R EVAPOUTEO « can, -MG 25c 3 Milk Shredded Wheat 2 m.. 21c Orange Joice 2 "Ll 29c Granulated Sea* ■£? 49c Oxydol nr Rinse CP7" 59c Cwnrl OWen Krnrn IMORO 8ud* Laiga Discovary pkg. v*8»‘°b,a Q u>Short.ning «> eon Spry or Crisce 3 21c 65c 69c MORE FOR YOUR MONEY WITH .^ocras KROGER'S Tcndeiau BEEF -*£■ u . m.r, ua, lau, u> (hr hb p«,un,u main point at trial II was an opln-.his own congregation but the other Ion made without the due argu-! churches as well. The capacity of < men, a>d .aaUd.r.u™ ,b,n .o ll» w“ “»"> “ «»» practically every Sunday when he court ,«iu» । ,„a o, 1W1 This^ informal ruling was dissent- vicinity will welcome hLs return, ed from by four justice*, among J The Sharpes are spending their them Chief JusUce Salmon p.'vacation at one of the Barry. hearing ta that it gives Ute accused . . _ under circumstances which tex the limits of one's patience. Such a utep is thoroughly In accord with Amer­ ican traditions. Il Is only by assur­ ing exact Justice to the guilty and the depraved that justice can be guaranteed to the Innocent. . One can also rest assured that the Supreme Court In its delibera- Angel Food Cake Tendaray Standing 28c BOILING BEEF U 4c CHUCK ROASTlk 26c RIB ROAST Tendaray jg Tandbrav f* te q Cautry Club Reil-CMkid Shank Hall Swift'i Premium UCH CIUJOD COTTAGE CHEESE A 10c ^* ft am LAMB ROLLS Our Regular SUPKRWEAR SPARK PLUGS $18.95 Seller 39‘£ 5 Tube Superhet­ Our Regular erodyne—eperates on AC or DO current—excellent tone, easy to read dial, attrac­ tive modern cabinet. Buy It On Mark's Friendly Credit Flan 2 "4.! 33c REPLACEMENT MUFFLER WHEEL GOODS COUNTBY CLUB VELOCIPEDE SCOOTER Quick-Dry £no me I—qt. $1.40 ‘ 32c DOUGHNUTS Country Club Sliced Tkurlajer i> BATHROOM SQALES COUNTIT CLUB WHEAT FLAKES CHEESE Porch & Deck Paint Veli-X Skrlapib 35c <* 29c Pigs Feet o—« " 8c Pork Liven 20c Fork Hocks 19c 3 <— EMBASSY 10 o,™ 3 u*. ioc QL capacity— 32c 3. 10c 95c SALAD DRESSING Yeilew Pike Cilery fftliW) 137 5e Qt. STEP-ON PEACHES <'»»• sad i«k.i$2.49 Carrots accu- $3 67 WAGNER "PRE-SEASONED' CAST IRONWARE KICK1CAN » 39c controlled pkg. 10c WHEATIES Meat Leaves *4 u>. 19c Calf Livers $4.98 «347 37c Caealry CM AssarltS SOceA U. S. No. 1 Yellow Elberta Grace Pepoera o. iucaiko Callage J™ 3 10c Green Onions 3 10c BeOtl Hossa Orawa 3 10c READY FOR XMMKDIAT* USB Linoleum Varnish _Qt. _90c RAINBOW MIXING BOWL SET Michigan Potatoes Do... jJaJiLu 9763 SIFTED PEAS SIRLOIN STEAK‘ 35c BROILERS *» 35c flaix TRAVLER ■■ Tenderay HAMS 83c 10c1 35c 31c 12c 29c 29c 19c 93c 75c 33c 35c 33c IOC Green Peas 15 35c Yellow Onions 3 25c A»plei 17c 10 W. 29c KROGER STORES Hum 2314 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN >HH Si. Buy U.S. War Saving* Stamps efib Pure Linseed Oil mix <*l -99c �THE HA8T1NGB JAN MEM, THURSDAY, ACQUIT 8, KU. T PENNOCK HOSPITAL MILO school BANFIELD Olen Fufpaff. Qari and K«Hh Hoffman Saturday afternoon. Babies born at the hospital durMr. and *• Mra. Merle Bradfield[ IA< the past week were as follows: were In Hastings Wednesday on( were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Martin of Char­ baby of WhitnsyvUlc were callers on E. Brodbeck Friday. A girl to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth business. Brower. Battte creek on July 38; Mr*. Frank Harvey was lakso to, lotte. The occasion wag the 17th Mn. Jennie Pardee Friday after- I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckardt, Bruce — . noon. and J(jyee Eckardt, Mr. and Mn. a girl to Mr. and Mra. Carlton I Borges* hospital early Wednesday> birthday of Keith. ..— Mishler ------of. — - Bowne ------- |Ra y Scheel, Wagnar sad Mr*. W. H. Genka and children j Mrs. Alma East | Rsy Scheel.Bertha .. .... Bump. 113 N. Park on July 29; a - morning where an emergency operboy to Mr. and Mr*. Orley Knlcker- atlon was performed. She is get-. of Battle Creek »Jid Mr*. William visited Friday at lhe Lacy and Pot- . Maxine and Dorothy Batea attendCarey and children of Grand Rap-1 ritt home. ed the reunion and picnic of the bocker, 319 E, Madison and a girl 1 Ung along as well as can be expectfteld cemetery Tuesday. (Continued from page 1. thia Sec.) । Ids were Bunday evening luncheon Mr. and Mra. Milo Curtiss called I Cheerful Helpers club tn the park guests of Mr. -----and — Mrs. Glenice and Gladys Roll enter- 1 gueit* °f Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde. ' on — — Asor Curtiss of in Lake Odessa Sunday. As lost a* poa*lble each retail —* *• —» Kenneth ------•*?!*»» at Marrlson lake lake ThtiradBV Miiurnve Mn Falkner talned a small group of young l *" Ur- ftnd Mr Kelsey of Morrison Thursday, outlet will bs hated in Barry Oounfriends Sunday evening. Coat* Grove were Sunday dinner ] Mr. and Mra. Milo C •lend* Bunday evening I costs urovr nunaay rnnner, Mr ana Mrs mho curtiss ana or luik* ty a* to what sales’ sffort they ton. and a daughter to - Mr. and Nbrman Wilcox returned to hl* '• Bu**** 01 Parents, Mr. and Mn. I children were entertained Tueaday dinnerr. al the hexne of Mr*. Lydia contributed to thi* "RateHer* for Mr*. Lloyd Stosby on August 3. Schuler and Esther Wednesday. , enu. Sunday. ome In Battle Creek Tuesday Tueaday aft aft-­ • H- Lathrop . j evening at the home of Mr. and Schulei Medical patients are Allan Cleve­ Itome Victory Cammpslgn '' for the month Mr. and Mra. Robert Eckardt of hU I1 ***■ and Mr* Burr ra**«u enter- . «■■». Mn. iLoren Curtis* of mac Lake vwou Odessa.. i *h«» vu>u*a land. Mlddlevlltf, route 1; Oso. err spending several week* with hl* ol July and succeeding months. aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mn. Merle <1 * family gathering on SunMr. and Mr*. Ervin Curtiss have Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mr*. Reports from Various CommuniBradfield 1 daY- Present were Mr. and Mrs. rented the new tenant house on Uie Mondial Rlster of Mu^pAon called Butt*, were Saturday night dinner Laird. 630 W. Court; Mr*. Alma tlea for July were; The 4-H Boys and Girls will liold Flo>'11 and family of Char- | Alvin Bmelker farm. They will make Nordstrom, Grand Rapids, and Jo ­ guests of the DeVon Putnams in Town-Chairmen Quota Batea i*lr home there about Au«uat August is 15. Eckardt. Wednesday. their meeting thi* ThuradE/ eve- 1 Mr* an<1 Mrr Harr* Oreen and 1 th«ir seph Ryan, route 2. Charlotte. • Mlddlevillo. nlng at lhe home 0/Mr and Mra I famlly of Bellevue, Richard Oreen Mr. -----------of Mr. and and Mr. Mn. Vernon Vernon W Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schneider at­ Surgical patient* whose conditions , Mr. and Mrs. William Warner, of Paul Faulkner, / are ivpuiwa reported (wu good bis are:. Mia. Mra. nvwBiu Howard -lawiuiss Lawrence Tobias. — The girl* *ui wifi ' '•* nave have E. Lansing, Mr. anti Mrs.----Ucmc Charlotte and” Mr. and-------------Mra. Helkr tended the Kimble reunion in the Bedford, were callers at the Carl tuuMM. <nc |iiu „ — • — -----. .. — -------. . ------------------Tom Barry . ..(500 00 ( 1,122.00 Frost, 801 W. Bond; Mra. Ward Er- ; a meeting in the afternoon at lhe Fossett o! Nashville, Mr. and Mrs. | of Gull lake were caller* at the A. T. park at Lake Odessa, Bunday. Bowman home Friday evening. a Naahville— Visitor* at lhe home of Mr. and way. 70g W. Grand; Fred Jackson. home of Iva Belson. W Basse“ and *’na Bedford Quh homc S^d.y, Ralph He**. Lake Odessa; Mrs ' R. G. Flnnte', j Albprta Schilling and friend of *nd„Mr-° D’ ' Mr. and Mra Harvey Blough and Mr* Victor Eckardt and Mrs the Eugene Letter home were hh . Adolph Douse 8.800.80 304 8. jefferaon. discharged Wed-1 ScolU were dinner guests Sunday MU* •Penl U* wee*’ I belah Hterbard of Welcome Corners Bertha Eckardt Tuesday evening grandfather. Mlles Johnson, father. Woodland— neaday; Floyd Merlin, 1430 S. Jot- > at Mr. and Mra. Bradfield. i cnd end ln In Hasting* Bastings with with her rrauin cousin. I| and mi Mias ., w Francis —rwi. Porritl were Sun- were oeo. Schneider and Miss Etta Charles Leiter and brother. Max Leon Hynes 1.482 JO feraon; Mr*. Harold Ball, Na*hvtlle; t Mr. and Mra. Slater of Kalamazoo 'MU Irene Springer. ,1 day callers of Mra. Eatella Rosler. Schneider. Mr and Mra. Will Velte. and sliler Dolores from Claypool. Freeport— _ the ... ------ • Mr. jmd Mra. Wm ot orand Mr* Karl Faul and Ma rd* Mra Camer Schondelmayer. Mid- I were caller* at Mr. and Mra. Van I furniture for school Ind. . Kep Brea ndle .. 300.00 dlevllle; Mnk* Albert Reed, -route 1. • fitreain * Bunday. Thi* Monday w delivered last week. NoW We Rapids were callers Sunday on Mrs. Rev. and Mrs, Oscar YerUc are Mrs. Emma Hobbs visited a friend Delton—Prairieville— get the arid Mias Naida Miller, Clarksville, j morning Mr. DcVrie* and Herbert are anxious to — • ,H - rest of the Alice Gardner and brother, Emory visiting their relative* and friends in Centerville Tuesday. Ellis Faulkner .. 350 00 improvements made. here and attended services at the Tw«nty-four stretcher cart cov-1 Hoover of Kalamazoo called. HastingsEvangelical church Sunday.’ Mrs. Rollo Clemen* of Hastings CLOVERDALE Ben Gldlcy ....5300,00 16,14516 of Welcome Comer* and 40 dress-. BARRYVILLE spent the weekend with Mr and NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mrs. John Behlcr of Grand Rap­ Mr. and Mn. Virgil Monica and Dowling • Ing towels. Guild 19 were given lhe | Please look in community notices Mrs. Hubert Lathrop and family. Mr*. Anna Beckhold of Luke id* called at the home of Mra. son Bobby and the two Boykin boys Gun Lake Area . 123.00 hospital ‘during lhe past week for for special meeting to be called this Sunday dinner guests were her par­ Odessa spent last week with Mr*. Bertha Eckardt Friday afternoon. i were at Pine lake camp Saturday. • Hickory Corner* .. 308.20 which they wish to thank these dr- j week Friday night ents Mr. and Mr*. Wirt Surlne of Ben Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. LaRoy Pennela re­ Cloverdale ganlzAllons. ’ 1 Sterling Deller of Jackson wa* a Nashville. Tn the evening, the Population Increases Mra. Bertha Eckardt. Mr and turned Tuesday after spending some • **>---------------1 Fri4ay afternoon caller of Mr. and La thtops called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Victor Eckardt visited Mr. and The population of India has lo­ time at Columbus. Ohio. U,600.00 12030955 LUTITIA BLOCHER Rex Dunnigan of Maple Orove. ; Mrs. Elmer Olltetl. Mra. Jesse Rowladcr* in Nashville And here-is "Who's Who" In bond Lulilla Blocher was bom Novem-1 Mr. and Mrs Wilson Willette and nuw is more than 380.000,000. Sunday afternoon. lhe town hall Sunday. • and stamp sales for last week In ber 28, 1873 In Darke county, near! children of Muskegon Height* were SOUTH BOWNE lhe City of Hastings, according to Greenville. Ohio, a daughter of j Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and Mr. and Mr*. Ervin Curtiss ac, , . . .. . . . the report* from City Chrm., Ben Solomon and Catherine Blocher and Mra. J. J. WUlltte. Mra. Clara Day companled pvt. Leslie While of Chi­ Oldlcy: passed awny July 25 In thte city, i and Vivian were also Sunday dinner cago Flying school and MU* Thelma Zone 1-Homer Smith, cap. ( 483.75 The family moved to Castleton' guests: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kesler Oglebee of Saranac to Bryan. Ohio. . Zone 2-Kendall Reahm. cap. 937.40 township, Barry county in August and daughter* were lunch- guest* Tuesday, where they were united tn 3.558.75 1881 where she lived until her mar-, «nd Dr. and "Mra. Clayton WlUItt* rffiirriagc The foursome had a very Zone3-Dick Jacob*, cap. Zone 4-John Dclnaay, tap. 178.90 nage in June 1(08 to William H. 1 of Saranac, the latter * mother. Mra. enjoyable trip, except for a thunder The three leading stores were J. Sciiantz. then moving to Hasting*. J Griffin of charlotte and her niece. storm, but that didn’t deaden the C. Penney Co , with a total of (2.­ To till* union were bom five ciul-1 Betty Green of Indiana, were after- high spirits of the newlyweds. 071.25. Food Center Market, with dren: Marshall L. Wilbur K.. AUna noon callers. Glendon and Bob Brock and Ar(495.00; and Walldorf! Furniture, E. Mra. ------Harold Higdon and ; tene Schray of Lake Odessa were E. of of Hastings; Ha*tlng»; Kenneth Kenneth R. R. now now ii Mr. and ir --- — - ------------with 1478 75. Three highest stores with ilia U. S. Army, Anchorage, Mr. end Mrs. Clarence Higdon and caller* on Wanett^ Schray Sunday for lhe month tn Hastings were J. Ala&ka; William H.. Maple Orove pen of Battle Creek and Mr. and ; afternoon. C. Penney Co . (3.830.00; rood Cen- Twp. ; Mr*. Welby Crockford of Woodland1 -* • Miller and• daughter. * Mra. Jennie | ler Market. (1,197.75; and Walldorf! Soon after her marriage she Join- »*re Sunday afternoon callera of Mra. Blanche Butrick of South Furniture, with (1.006.25. ed lhe Methodist church; she waa Mr and Mra. J. L. Higdon. Mr. and Bend, Ind., visited Wednesday at And here la how each retail out­ also a member of the American j Mra. Victor Brumm of Nashville WIU Mishler’s. let responded to the “Retallcra for Legion Auxiliary. During the hut were Sunday evening caller*. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Osborn of Victory Campaign" to back our two years she ha* made her home * Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston and Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn • boy* on the home front. with her daughter. Mr* Harry Lar- Mrand cK,‘,0*£ wrr® of Campbell visited at the Lacy and “ Zone 1—Corner Smith, Capt., , Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. ano Porritl home Wednesday. (2.655.90. MP. and Mra. Will Mishler were Funeral services were held Tues­ Mrs. Ralph DeVine. Mr. and Mra. Zone 2—Kendall Reahm. Capt., day. July 28 at lhe Leonard funeral Asa Wilcox of Detroit were Monday Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Warren Rou*h of Hastings. home, conducted by the Rev. H. V. evening callers. Mr*. Edith Renkes returned to Zoqe 3—Dick Jacobs, Capt, Townsend ot Woodland. Burial wa* Dr. and Mra. M A. Hoff and (8,059.20. • her home In Clarksville Friday aft­ daughter of I-*ke Odessa were visi­ in Woodland cemetery. Zone 4—John Dclnaay, Capt.. Besides her children she is sur­ er spending the week with Mrs. tors nt Harold Neilsen’* last Sunday. 12.019.55. Mr. and Mra. Edd Lagy received vived by seven grandchildren, five Marcel Evalet and family. Mra. Eva­ the new* from Wisconsin of the se­ Mr. Oldley. was asked •What sisters, MIm Clara Blocher, Mrs, let took her home. The Misses Joy Van Doren and rious illness of their cousin. Mra. would your city sale* have been if Anna Kahler, Woodland; MUs Edith each retailer had contributed hU Blocher, Mrs. Minnie Baker. Has­ Agnes Benson of Coldwater were Ida Cronk, who I* tn a hospital. Caller* the past week al Jerry four per cent of his July sale* as tings; Mra. Ida Flory. Castleton wceKend guest* of Mr. and Mrs. asked?" and his reply was. "Mr. Twp.; three brothers, Ed. Blocher. Burr Fassatt. Richard Oreen of E. Blough’s were Mr. and Mra. Frank Jone* of Grand Rapids. Mr and Retailer hold* that answer." and Mason Co.; fiam, Nashville; John, vine were Friday night and Satur­ Mr*. Charlie Baker of 8. W. Bowne. assured us that it would have been Woodland. day guest* at ths Fossett home. Mr. and Mrs Norman Kauffman of a lot larger iuid every retail outlet “Worth and the things of grace Mis* Alberta McClelland of Lan­ Zion Hill. Mr. and Mra Don Zook gotten behind IhU drive one hun­ Know not the season’s pace sing and friend were Bunday guests of Clarksville,'Harvey Blough and This much Is sure. dred per cent instead of making of her parents. Mr. and Mra. Albert wife of Welcome Comers. Nelson i the outlets participating do superb Since summer follows spring. McClelland and attended S. S. and Thomas and wife of Clarksville and , That age to which we’d cling Jobs to carry their load.*. church servicer, here. Roy Blough and family of FreeCannot endure. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elltslon and But for the soul shall be children of Nashville also attended Mra. Mabie Bum* of Weal Bowne Liff through eternity." Sunday church services here. F A Z-llUtat called on Mn. Jennie Pardee Thum- । Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre day afternoon. and children of Quimby were Sun ­ Mrs. mi *, rjva Elva Miller Miner ana and cniiaren children or of ,| Growing Season day dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Detroit visited Tuesday afternoon ' The growing season in North Caro­ Merritt Mead. Trouble over a driveway wa* at Will Mishler *. lina ranges between the extremes brought into Municipal court Charles Day.hu been appointed Mr. and Mn. Albert Slabaugh of Thursday, when Harry Ley* faced of 174 days tn the mountains to 295 by the.other two members ot school East Bowne accompanied by Mr. Judge Cartright on lhe charge of days at Cape Hatteras. board to be director of BarryvUlc and Mrs. Jerry Blough were callers i having planted nails in the drive­ way used by his neighbor. William Flfield, so that seven nail* found their way into lire* on the latter’* car. That waa naturally not pleas­ ing to Flfield who made the com­ plaint that brought Leys Into court. Police Chief Harry Thompson, who was brought into lhe case, sold he picked up In the driveway many more nails which had been planted so as to do a thorough Job of punc­ turing tires. Leys admitted placing lhe nail* in row*, with the sharp ends up­ ward. But he said he thought he was Justified in doing so, because, he said Flfleld had driven through a clothesline stretched across the driveway, when it was holding a line full of baby garments. Judge Cortrighl owcMcd a tine of (25 and (4.50 caste in the case against I**ys. ateo directed that he pay Flfield (10 for damage to hi* Ures. He -gave Leys 30 days in which to pay fine and cost* and 30 day* more to pay (10 damages to Flfleld. He wa* also put on pro­ bation for six month.. It was brought out that there had developed a bitter feeling be­ tween the two men. Ley* claimed he had permlsilon from the owner of lhe property to block It. and that Flfleld had removed other barriers placed, in the driveway. Flfleld Oak dining table and 6 chairs Hall tree ctetm* that he had pie right to use Good oak buffet Gas stove the driveway a* It was for Joint use, not* for Leys alone. Perfection oil hooter Oak cabinet CEDAR CREEK * * Kitchen chain BARRY RETAILERS DOUBLE STAMP & BOND QUOTA 2 here at theif home Mrs. Julia Perry is In again. family spent Mr and Mr* Barnard DeGoU»>. have purchased th* Woodin pro-,,, perty. E. C Applegate U (Uli walking; with help of a crutch, and U g*t-y ting along as well as ponible. A ballet dancer walks about a miisr-' J* —n SUPER VALUES FOR CANNING OR TABLE ... FANCY — ELBERTA PEACHES. . 5 29' DUCHESS APPLES. . 19 33' 15 3T MICH. POTATOES 34‘ FRYING CHICKENS 33' SMOKED PICNICS 24' VEAL ROAST 25' RED FISH FILLETS 42’ CREAMERY BUTTER a 56° LOAF CHEESE “T MICH. NEW CROP LBS. J - aw — LBS. U. S. NO. 1 GRADE LB. PECK FANCY FRESH DRESSED ROCKS SWIFT’S CIRCLE (S) CELLO WRAPPED Trduble Over Driveway Expensive For This Man CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS AUCTION SALE Having sold the residence and having no further use for the furniture I will dispose of it at Public Auction ot the Sparks Shop located at 112 East Court Street in Hastings on Saturday, Aug. 8,1942 Storting at 1 o'clock, I offer the following articles HOUSEHOLD GOODS POLE STAR SILVERBROOK FRESH ROLL MELO-BIT BRICK NEW PACK GRADE "A" GREEK GIANT PEAS ASPARAGUS PINEAPPLE BOKAR COFFEE MARVEL BREAD LB. LOAF 217-OZ.OfiC CANS^ THANK YOU BRAND NEW PACK Elwln Lammers returned home recently from the Anny whh an honorable discharge because of 111 health. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lam­ mers. a daughter, last week. Congratulatlons. Russel Watson wm home from Detroit tost Friday and Saturday. Miss Kate Reeaor of Battle Creek spent Saturday at tha home of Mr. and Mra Henry Lslnaar. Mureta Campbell of Haallngs spent last week with her grand­ mother. Mra. Ella Wertman Her mother. Mra. Walteoe Campbell, came after her Sunday. Mlsa Joyce Lammers Is spending the week with her brother. Wendal in Kalamasoo. Junior Oswald of Dowling and Elwln Lammers, accompanied by Joe Hammond, are catching the greater' part of lhe fish In the northern, part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Calm* and ' children, and Mra. Usale calms of I Hastings visited at Lloyd Owen'* Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Upscomb spent Um weekend in Chicago. Mr. and Mr*. RumcU CollUter of Pulton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra Leslie Gould and family. Ctola and Franca* a ent home with them Kitchen cabinet Refrigerator Round table 2 square tables . Bookcase Walnut telephone stand 3 beds Plant stands 3 dressers Oak bookcase 2 commodes Oak davenport with leather (eat Library tabla Odd chairs 3 electric lompg Several stands 8 rocking chain 4 feather beds Clock Sewing machine Wringer OHice Swivel chair 2 walnut straight chain High choir Trunk( Wooden cheat Arm chair Water power washing machine 4 wash tub* Ironing board Dishci and cooking utensils 4 boll pein hammen 45 twist drills Drill gouge 1-2 in. to 2 in. pipe tape Tap wrench Rear Chisels Punches Pipe and craient wrenches Files Plien Screw driven Outside and imide calipers Machiniit level Breast drill 3 ft. steel straight edge Tool box 6 in. steel straight edge And many other articles too numerous to mention. TIMMS OF SALK: Ca.h da, of .ala, na preparty ta ba removed until tattled lor. Louis H. Randall, Adm DIWIY MID. Awtleaa.r C. M. HAMMOND. |OHN BIRMAN. Clarlct 17-OZ. CAN CRUSHED SOROA BRAND VIGOROUS AND WINEY NO. 2 CAN / GROUND TO ORDER U ENRICHED, DATED For Victory WAR STAMPS ON SAL£ HIRE tto jous— 11/,-LB. LVS. ’into CHERRIES 29c VINEGAR VSTO SAL lit 1 £C �! LAST 2 PAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY — if evident that if one ofstory more conscious do I planting become of ‘‘,* *conditions to to sing at aO heto must . they out have what -■•cy alhe trees. the splendid -tsc side of California life. ii mere ‘21" ■ellows are! The more I far-seeing go about in California. platformhimself, present as well as past, a sidemuch that he 1Kfi '• the It,.«xn to -whole just laughable, the conceit of books do not tell us "w r“ ,of n wha ,i 5 these fellows. Here to one singing about but which“*does exist and J ’le~ "‘a,2 “. d. been produced fiy existen pitif '■but Pi“ appointed wlnler ’th souther M f°r Just all that there is In him. which to responsible for California's truly *orthwhll» Kl but It will not be till you get well rich, cultural life. From what lit 8“ ’ into the next block, or even farther. Even the business of plant-hunt- began to recollec 5£ WHITE SHOES CLSMfMwmr Bring Along a Friend to Share in These Savings! Final Cleanup Price $2.98 I ’ WOMEN'S WHITE DRESS AND ARCH SUPPORT STYLES $3.98 and $1.85 Values! 247 Pairs, Values to $3.00 yg Lost minute V white kid arch shoes in wide and narrow Stock up now at this lower than ever price. ’ widths. Now priced $1.00 lower. Summer styles for dress and play. All whites, mark downs. Fashion hand, the mocking bird has a,Hie»case. The stronger voice than our catbird. As practicall* “ I have tried tn compare the two.| r»'- I have felt that the catbird’s st­ ing lacked some of thflnlsh of his »-• petitor fo- ' A- Final Cleanup Price $1.98 g WOMEN'S FASHION - BILT g WHITE HEALTH SHOES ff before you coma;upon another equal- Ing ivacatlon-llke as the name may the first plant-hu\ lyHie enthusiastic performer. *ound> has.Iatsoon times, its hindrances, unfavorable im song of the mocking bird to and found that I was to resultscondlt from hto ef» KI much like that of our Michigan experience flfttte March >nd April , spirit I w*”’ •J brown thrasher without being quit- are the months in which to see couw ' vl so <almost boisterously) vigorous as California's wild flowers at th-1 11 the latter is at timea. On the other very best. But this la 'l^io^JOF Bilt two tones, spectators. Stock up now with plen­ ty of shoes at this special low price. Your Unrestricted Choice of AU StyIt ONE SECOND ONE SECOND PAIR PAIR PAIR PAIR A' Final Cleanup Values to $2.98 Final Cleanup Price $2.48 & $2.98 CHILDREN'S WHITE STRAPS AND OXFORDS MEH'S WHITE SPORTS CREPE AND LEATHER SOLES Lots of pretty white styles, priced for big savings, ore here for the kiddies. Three low priced groups to choose from. All sizes ore here 8’ j to 3 but not in every style— get them two pairs now’ ‘ Regular Selling Prices $2.98 and $3.98 a pair ! Popular white sport styles for men. Crepe rub­ ber or leather soles in a big array of patterns. Check this value. Compare the price. Just 88 pairs left to sell. Sizes 6 to 10. Si BUY BOYS SPORT Women's—Girls Summer ONE PAIR OXFORDS PLAY SHOES SECOND PAIR Cleanup Price. $1.98 CooL colorful fabric sport styles with low heels, robber soles—wine, blue and biege. Wear them anywhere. . I TOTAL / 2 PAIRS Ohio torr- 1.49 : 1.54 fled . I* Bays' white moccasin and win* tip exfaeda. Slaea 1 to C. naw priced fur quick sale. 9CUT-KATE Second Pair 5c SHOESTORE dmeiAys ffuujid/SAce Stoajb " f°Xon B,307~"Date-Wortlii '^i •nd �THK HASTINGS BANNER, THUB8DAY, AUGUST «, 1 MI­ PERSONAL MENTION Cadei Garrett |*hsm. who is in MI** Judy Mulder is vteiUng her training at Chicago, spent the weokend with Mn. Isham and other ard Post of Grand Rapids. friends in the dty. . Mrs. Oscar Jones u attending famUy went to their Wall lake cot­ tage Saturday where they will spend Mr. and Mn. Wilburn Rogen oi some time. BalUe Creek vlilted the John Rom family Sunday. in Chicago on business the first of Ross Handy of Grand Rapids the wsek. Jean and Joan stayed with tlie Henry Mulder family. Mr. and Mn. W. G Bradford had Barker and Ml** Eugenia Ly Bar­ ker. He left Grand Rapids Wed- i and daughter, Virginia of DsZtoil. ncaday for induction Into the Army. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Brozak and Mr*. Roy Showerman returned ■ daughter spent Sunday in Lowell Saturday from Hilladale Co. where with her parents. Mr. and Mra. O. She ha* been vhlUng for two and C. Kent. . one-half week*. v Miss Suzanne Sumner of Grand Mr. and Mr*. Norman Otto and Rapids stopped Bunday to set her Norman Lee spent Suhday tn Lan- parent*. Mr. and Mr* George Sum­ sing with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ner. on her return trip from a visit Alvin Strouse. at the home of Prof, and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Myers re­ Samuel Robinson of Olivet. turned last week Wednesday from Mr. and Mrs Donald Weaver of a short visit with Mr. and Mn. Ml. Pleasant spent the weekend In Sumner Myer* and Nancy Gall of Hastings. Newcastle, fnd. While there they MU* Virginia Potu returned Sat­ celebrated the birthdays of Royal urday from a month's stay in New Myer* and Nancy Gall. July 25. York City. • being the letter's tint anniversary. Mr*. William Btebbin* and Mn P. J. Harpham. Ansol*, tod.; Mr. PARTIES HONOR and Mra John Hsrpham and MII9 HARRINGTON Vireinl^ lterohain "n,e "diearasl dimu-r honoring ! 5?M?a£nupUaU MU* Jan® Hiring­ children, HrawL Mra P j K and Bwtaorn. whose marham and Mra. Virginia Herptiam rla®e *• an are remuntag for a'^ek"^ ’hte evening, , ?unl; 1 Alex Nell Neil who is 1* taking a coune courae buffet dhfmreUuTtabkXuw dl^eTuu“tebtei bain, cen W uTCSKrSJ wiTmS Neil. Mr and Mn Ouster Sherwood of CadliiaTvWtod M/Tod Mra Ge?aid-jamra~and othe/raia’tiis , end. — Birthday guests Bunday of Mr* AJ... n.wn wc.v «*r. UIO aw*. Ira Chaffee and sons of Quimby; Ur. .nd U„ » L H-. Unas; Mr. and Mrs. Fred PUher and daughter Nashville Mr and Mra Edwiu Chaffee Mr and Mra Edwin Ciiaffee Mr’ and Mra Mrs Lyle “atra. JaduS; Mr nut Mr! Otto LtahUoot. Freeport. Caller* in the afternoon were Ekioty Pish­ er and friend of Naahville and also Elaine Winslow ot Hastings. Mr* J L. Brass visited Dr Marlha Stauffer and other friends in Grand Rapid* last weak. r„ REIS—JOHNSON SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS ^fl™'nwXb^S,XU nd Oen *}°*rra. White tapers and rose ln,IX,r"•o”*_ , Al** .*** r°'I"<LbU". !* The place c<nls bore b°re dainty datat)' confectionery confectionery rh 1 *m J- E “«“UUn entortoinad | her c]Ub fOr dessert and cards Wed! nsaday afternoon, July m *t hei I hom). on E CUnlon m -| al a‘t’'pcdro were Mr** oedro Ber - * Ur . RoyalWHam ^.•ssas >• the home of the bride', par- the Immediate famillnxnS la at the home ot the bride’s par- the Immediate families and a num­ ent* in ManbAH. Titvtity-nie rel- her ot out-of-town gue*t* as witatlve* were present Mr. and Mra ncues The single ring service wa* Abbey were the recipients ot many read by the Rev. Leeson Sharpe of lovely gifts. Out-of-town guests'the Morgan Park 1'retbytertan were Mr. and Mr* Wesley Fergcr- church, Chicago. John Marahall; Barnes and rt.rebvbXi^imSv^TSTr herTtber ^2 groom presented gif to to the wed- Millan Mr*. Orville Ballance and koru. Mr Mr. and Mary Mn. CDa8. 1 iXn ding party. , Mr* Gordon Bera were guest*. The ™d*t£releofCPbrt c^ter'1 H*’*|whenf »‘»ndard* of white gladioli, A carry-ln dinner waa given by I nest party will b« held August 19 ward Moore of Fort Custer. white Rubrum lilies, and the soft lhc present and former women era- at the iiome of Mra. Elite Kelley on J_.illumination from many candlM, P'"> « « U» fed oHN. U Uu | SouU, ji „ m«, «p«_ Michigan Bell Telephone Co at I „ . • • • apace between floor and lflP **°m« of Mra William Dunlap Mr. and Mra. J. E McMillan en- । at Tiwrnappte take Bunday. Tltose ,B> ‘ »uunw»y wincn nonoreu oom i~ --------— . v. uu owmu TTS PUc? ^Hln g * ’ the end ot the long Uv- 1 ,lut Thursday which honored both , ^',ulnrd Uwir Euchre club SaturHarrington and Mra. Norman •*»n'og at their home on East; «ra-J^aa7 tag room. Music was played . Hell (Gretchen Beverwyki. a re- !£.Unto“81, Wtaner* at cards were VUi___.lv_ »rraL Marshall- Mr *n<i ‘hroughout lhe ceremony by Mr*, Small expeditions of U. The leut word in summer comfort ----------------------------------------------------- MiXEliSSI '^7“"“* “• buffet style, and summer flower* were ------- r:------- —----------- --------,bout ,h* room*. Mra. Donna . Pl? tr,veljng prize was won by Harry Johnson, Jr, Margaret Hop*' bride s gown which was M em­ Harrington and Mr* Ben-Bevenvyk. !i0>f .I1"*” ne,t P“rt> 3,111 kins. O. T. Johnson. Ebner ttandeen broidered eggshell linen and fell to mother* of the guests of honor. I '* ru'n*’ ^UE‘at and son. James, and Unia Schattler floor length. Her only attendant -------------------were among----those —----------------------present. The” I al*l 1 9“’ !lon* of ot Mr and Mr* from BatUe Creek; Mr. and Mrs o,enn Kehkr on South Park Bl. Wesley Brooks, Nashville; Mr. and Pointe Shores, a friend of college '. ana nr* rorrest Lane ana evening was spent in u. visiting, and i«u Mrs Herman Sandeen. Mr. and the izlrtx nrv<vnt*A wwAh nt : _ . ■ . Kenneth, spent Bunday with lllc «lrla presented each of the hon­ Mrs. Henry Sandeen and family. days both In Virginia and Ann Ar­ and Mr*. F. E. Lane of Saranac. orPMk^r^T'aXsZ^. « with ■ lovely gUL .n* LyBarker cottage. Wall lake. Mon- Mr. and Mr* Henry Kline, and Mn waa the guest ot Sites Charlotte for a two weeks' visit with their, Mr. and Mn. LaFloy Greenfield Mra Farrell Anderaon and Mra , etening for a steak roaut and ftuio- Hainaway ana Mr ana Mrs , " — —- — “ -----mother. Mrs. C. T Hampton ot Iron *nd son, Maurice. Mias Patricia I “« >"">» *na Asp ^Th?. Ja.v ; *n h004’’*®! Harry Young Simon murb«l from HuUwt. Bob Bu»h and Paul Barnum were Mountain. shower inursday TV-ur-d-y.. I nnd . , , purple buddles. wljo eMpect to g0 Calkins, and Mr. and Mr* Laurence miscellaneous Sunday guests at U>e A. J. Larsen Mn Anhur croUw. »>d Ur». I J1? •“ By »«. Wrdne>tUy Rev. and Mr*. Elmer Crockett of Grtcnfleld visited Mn. Thelma July - 23. in honor of Miss. Harring- , lnto lhe cottage al Wall lake. Chatsworth. Ill., called on Mr. and | Johnson In Battle Creek Sunday. i*-^Ion- Twelve guests were present. .vwMuis mi Maurice Pierson gave an attractive urZ. 8*p,‘*°” ot Oty6>t Pointe. Mr* Theodore Kilmer and three Mr*. Joseph Brozak Sunday. 1 •• Mra -Martha --- ----------Predum--------------spent Pri- and was----spent playing . ...... . . lht —* evening - --..... . ........ inureuay —— - .......... .ulMra. Lou V- uN-f-auict Beaamer -uuiiuuicu entertained luncheon Thun day noon, nononng honoring _rides — mother wore a turchildren of Lansing came Monday — ~ Miss Helen Stebbtn* .vr*... returned to day in Ballis Creak with friends. blngo. -Refreshment* -----------------included n - Monday evening with bridge and their ntecc. Mtes Baibara Johnny' nuotee print; BriarcUffe and Bet­ to visit her parents, Mr. and Mr*, camp Kltanniwa Sunday for an­ cake topped with a miniature Chinese checkers. Mr*. Floyd Gas- covers were laid for twelve at Uie tertime* rases fashioned her corsage, A. J. Larsen, at Wall lake. Mra. other •• ------- -------------bride and groom MLm Harrington ‘ kell and Mr*. Warren Carter were luncheon table which wa* centered AA hnwhavm -a .. k. camping term. luncheon w.. was -----served at ,the week's vacation. Kilmer returned Tuesday, but the Hastings Country Club following Mra. C. J. Ekstrom and sons. Carl received many lovely and useful the winners ta bridge and Mra. with pink ruses and gypjoplulla. children will remain for a few days. and Peter are spending a few weeks the weekend in Big Rapid* visit­ guta. . । the ceremony, where »lxtr guesta, | Jacob Rehor in Chinese checkers. | . . . Mr. and Mr*. Carl DeVries and al Bay View and Petoskey. An .m® .m.nt.m.n. cl w.,“ 7? ?' “ 7? J-A ,UBto ‘ ing Mr. and Mr*. Willi* Cote and daughter Donna Jean are spending EVERYONE CYCLES Mr. and Mr*. WUUam Linington Mrs. Henry Vahlsing and son family. UAe Gowen cenureA IBB ubfe .1 E?11 '*t> ' MIm Betty lane returned Tue*- N<>w ,N BRITIAN ' ‘entertained their 500 club at Uieir David are visiting relatives h> IB. luncheon «l»en W.dnnA.y » " ft. * *7? ! tage of Mrs DeVries' father, C. E. Tacoma. Wash. i day evening from Montreal and Hastings people wlif remember cottage at Podunk teke Saturday Mn. Aben JoBnuU, .1 <M,; Gun ■*Sj-wtu..!!“-1 Davis. Wittenberg and Quebec where she had been spend- MUs Mary Hunt, of Grand Rapids, night with a picnic supper Caras lake cottage on Hastings Point, ... of Detroit, Mr. i; ■mg j.,.. twin Uster of Herold Hunt, who , were played, the winner* being Mr*. daughter and family her vacation,, complimentary to her slster-in-taw. Mr. Bristol via- 1 vls*ted here when he was a mem-. J. W. Hewitt, clarence Cappen. Mi*. and Mn. Will Young and Oarret •• and• Mra. James • Mrs. C. E. Thomas ot Santa Ana. । Jacobson of Grand Rapids and Mr. Red their son and daughter-tn- her of H..H. 8. faculty. She 1* now I Dan Ashalter and J. W. Hewitt, Calif. Gueste present were Mra. P. apple lake Bunday. . n. rv_. -------—’ ---------------------- --..... the bride and groom and the pretty and Mrs. Ray Hotchkiss were Bun­ law. Mr. and Mr*. Stephen Bristol **r». Frank Atkin* of Sandy Lane Heir, HUjy IL ,C°J n’r nla —-.1A XEn°rt *<<».£* , a- .iXZ “.M Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davies had day visitors of Mn. James Endsley. of Grand Rapids Sunday. IComer. Uornfr- Woodbridge In in Suffolk Suffolk. ' 1 was“ observedTrith the ™ Mr.'I t bridal couple ■" —' Mr and Mn. Charles Bush ot England. Her husband 1* the son irsxX Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Coteson (Dasle F. T Cathera, and daughter. Joan Johnson Cruel of Wausa. Neb. Grand Rapid* were caller* Monday °! • well known British family and groom's best man proposing the , service gardens in honor of Mtes Mate Iw R- Cook. I lnlH11 ot Ypsilanti. Another sister. Mn. were here to attend the von Rate- evening at lhe home of Mr. and l* *n British government service. . . . one Responses were made wnun, recently .rally' to lo'Y ln.M in u>;«»« »“"r,« Tmm. InM«lhl«B.with to Paul Neale of KalHinazoo spent Pri- Johnson wedding on Saturday and Mr*. E. C. Edmond*. ; Writing a friend The "Friendly. Neighbors" with a ** thp * brother, Stephen ----• s 1 auuctor-in library science at the 1 wiki a . . d,Ai With them. me ,uc*w u< mi. m.u «u». wviku Lew Jim Bishop of Dearborn Is Grand Rapids, Mr*. Atkins suggests “LTT.",.™ Ie*rry-in inmanapou*. *sr. von carry-ln dinner, walked in ta on or. Mr. Mr. •'«">««». °_,.».™ UD?poUl'. ?5fL. Ton nre guests of Mr. and Mra. John H"' C~.tT,uc Pr^rce of Shaker Crue ^id other members ot Mra. VL*Kmv visiting iu* hl* ETttluDlrtn grandparent, Mr. ana ana k*Urr Bet used to cycling, m m |.. Wcrts^ HssU^ MauJ lhf crentag of ReU and other*. A cablegram of j. Mr. • hwejn . — . —. ।| and Mr> ........ .................... „c, that anti walking that*! that nrly and Ml**walking Hunt ha* Completed m" to~cetebrate"''her"^nth" ..I., I .. .. crwl «ood wi.hn wbih«‘ •«>» aanf H.by the groom's - ■ ■ Heights. "... Ohio is spending Wednes­ Coloo|1., „m||y Mrs. « Herbert Bishop for two week*. arejUSt their only WOTwH“n‘ has 1' .July u day and Thursday with Mr. and Mn. Martin .Hawthorne is visit- miiri* of getting around now ex- “ । woJk*hoP *l birthday After dinner card* were rn‘>'her from Gothborg was received Mr. and Mra. Richard Cook and Mr*. Edwin L. Taylor and family, Sally Rose are enjoying a two Ing her parent*. Mr. and Mrs J. cent for a long-distance Journey., Coldwater. An al fresco dinner was played. Mra. Myron Tuckerman and . >n Ume for lhe festivities. Mrs. Taylor being her sister. Everything has to be "fetched." too.1 »cr*ed to 21 guests who were mem- Vernor B^’ore weeks' vacation st Dunn * Perm on Bowes of Detroit thL* week. vernor Webster weosier making maxing high rugn score ' — v the reception wa* over the Mn. Pierce O'Connor. Mr. and Olenn lake. Leelanau county. .Wil­ Mlss Shirley Durbin is visiting1 "People are a bit tired," she bcr* ot the workshop last year. T7il* and Mrs Gary Crook and Myron hrldal couP*e had *Hpp»d away to Mrs. Homer Becker and Mary Jane liam R. Jr. U spending the period her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. i writes, "but we'd go on for yean, reunion called to Hastings Miss Tuckerman low score. j ,n an unrevealed unrevealerf destination for a spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. with his DeFoe grandparents In Alton Rogers of Jackson, this week, if necessary, with more stuff bring Anne Burton of Ann Arbor and • • • For traveling '1 brief honeymoon. Melvin Buckner and Anne Louise Charlotte, along with 'Tuffy" the Corp Dwight Paul Chase of r«Uoned or restricted" Everyone, Ml** Esther Doty of Athens. in mild support, smartly Mr. and Mra. Edwin Lancaster of fin. von Ret* wore a tan shantung of Sunfield. —•- of -• white at • neck • Chanute Field. Ill., and Mias Fh> U pleased to see the American sol- I Ketcham and MB* S. Jefferson 81. gave a famfly din- suit -*•*■ with a *touch cocker spaniel. Miss Leone Leonard of Chicago. Thomas of Battle Creek spent the dlera about her theory being that A “ taI Xi f I celebrated their *evner Sunday to celebrate his moUrand wrists, a small white hat com­ Private Richard Gaskill ot Camp Hl. came home Monday for a week's Forre»t. Tenn., arrived Sunday eve­ weekend st the horns of ids par- so many soldier* are being crowded *n ‘ ” e iJondtv en­ er's. Mra. Bertha Lancaster's birth­ pleting the costume. t^mi^wo at a day. She came over to Hastings I After her graduation from Has­ visit with her parents. Mr. and Mra. ning for a week's furlough with ema. Mr and Mra. Arthur Chase onto that already crowded island Charles Leonard. from Lake Odessa with her oilier tings High. Mrs von RH* attended MU Ju« n.iuraU, erupt U.Ui his wife, hl* parents, Mr. and Mra. Mlu Jwphln. cho. o< Grand Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulder and Floyd Gaskill, and other relatives. lupld. .pent the wrakettd .l.Burope. "'““J” Mary Baldwin school at Staunton. family attended the Mulder reunion wife Keith Lancaster, a grandson Pvt. Roy D. Thayer of Aberdeen. . ---------- ---------------------------------- ------at Caledonia Park Sunday. Md.. and MU* Joan Thayer of De- I Mr. and Mra. M. E. CDta spent band cycled 28 miles in order to ‘scavenger hunt, and for the de-wert was home from Albion for the event. University of Michigan, where she Mr. and Mra. Harry Ritchie, Mrs. troll were guests ot MU* Grace Tuesday in Lansing. spend a weekend »Mh friends. wa* a member of Alpha Chi Omega they went to the new Lobdcli home Hazel Hinkley and Richard Hinkley Reickord Sunday. Mrs. Richard Gnx* entertained sorority Following her graduation Mr. and Mra. E A. Caukin went "v *•. on Ca*s St. returned last Wednesday from a with a lovely luncheon at Kent there she went to California and throu«h UPP" Michigan jR^M MElicY HOSPITAL Country club. Friday, honoring her wm on the faculty of lhe Us Antrip in northern Michigan. Family pot acluck ,Sunday MIm, Suzanne Stuck has relumed Lampman resided here for many ! Mra. Davs Water* visited Mrs. Mr and Mrs Harry Ritchie ----- ,r~ night. couaUg ------ Mis* B trtoara IW | geles Buatne.'.n A Secretarial college , Nelson Au*- 9 “l with Mr. and Mra. Johnson. whose marriage wm to . and igter wm appointed head of a from a five weeks' visit with her year*, wa* calling on Hastings 1 Cora Lightfoot of near Freeport. companlcd by Mr. and Mra. ? were in Kn7e*t and Barry township Erncal Burr. Burr- Chmn.; Chmn.; Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. paternal grandparents. Mr. and । friends this week. James gradu- I Friday evening. Monday guests WlUson * *»-----------------------------------------------------place the following day, table department of the branch coilegt - nosy evciuii*.muuu., s«"» neirnit Thurvl.v in .tteurt liw Chester Geukcs; Mr and Mra. Clare take decoration* and place card* fore- at Long Beach. Calif, "in Hastings Mrs. Vulney Stuck of Otsego. aled from our High school, took a-----— ~ -----------------**Detroit Thurwd.v tn .te.nrt rhe These knitted shorts hove Mn' «r«lMUn« ex.rclu. o< Uw Mw, !“«>“• Pvt. Arland Martin, son of Mr. special college course, and now has X 23 casting the event j ahe ha* always been Identified-With ■ ?“,o: HASTINGS COt’NTSV CLUB full elastic and Mrs. Howard Martin of Dow­ a Civil Service position at Chicago U-L ol MortM. Out-of-town guest* who iud come worthwhile civic activities and of ling and Pvt Wayne Plnkbeiner. In five War Department of tlie fed­ Dr. and Mrs. C. E.Conley and Mr.. *hlPLl MtK5.A ‘7 W!Suut'' tUught*r Tuesday lunelieon found forty on for the wedding were among late with defense work. Mr. von son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Flnk- eral government. and Mra. George Osgood of J'. XP’ and Mrs Willison, was a rfg^twin,, gladioll and other aea- tiwse present. [ReU was educated in lhe school* belner of Middleville were hone* on Following tlw luncheon hour of Sweden and in Pari* He I* now ■ wnal flowers dccoraUng tM lounge Mr. and Mn Ernest Hayes with Johns spent Sunday with Mr. and mP”’DePa pass from Sunday to Wednesday Mr. and Mra. Elmo Soules of Bat­ Mrs. P. L Bauer. •I ber M>me . and tables. contract and visiting passed the an engineer connected with t)»e Defrom Jefferson Barracks. | tro* Broach Co . engaged in defense Mrs John-Swenson and baby Eton »“r f,our. y“f» । The morning golf event for blind aftemoon. Ue creek spent last week at Trav­ Mr. and Mr*. Ed Bchmiedicke erse cityx of Benton Harber are spending the J'* hcrc' Br*duaUnE ln low gro** was won by Mra. Edwarh Mra. Frederick J. Palmer enter- . Mr‘ ftnd and family of Grata! Rapid* spent Mra. F. C. Wilkie (Chariot Brumm) week with her mother, Mr*. Newton « Van Popering, with Mrs. R. E. Walt tolned four couple* al bridge Mon- 1 homc at Alden the weekend with her parents. Mr. of 1*00816110, Idaho, was tire week­ Denner. ' She went to Leila Post hospital rarryln< ofI conlract hOnors in the d*v evening, the occasion being Mr. Michigan. and Mrs. B. A. LyBarker at Wall end guest of Mn. Archie McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Drake of Battle Creek for her first training.. afUlTloon. — .. . lake. Mrs. Bchmiedicke helped out Mr*. Emma S. Evans. Mrs. Wilkie South Haven, who have been spend-, *T°l to Mprc>r Guesu from away were Mra. Wm. Palmers birthday. High score went Guests attending the wedding at Pennock hospital Friday and Sat­ was « *”}£ McKnight, Wilmette. DI., a IVOIKl former IUUAK. music SUpCITUWl supervisor III in Ing Illg their Uieit vacation V«A.*AG>11 at Crystal lake.' — ----- i fJ?r %«“----——“' Mcrvnigni, ..... with waM, Mra. ~«... consolation to Mr. and Mr*. Harurday nights. • our schools for six yean. She will came Sunday for their son. Chartes w«« h«»d In the Book-CadUlac De- Davld M„ WInooa Down- ILT~ Mr. and Mrs Robert Laurenson also be a guest of Mias Gertrude who had been staying with Mr. and Uo“. the «*•»• numberins eighty- ,ng LanJu^ wlth Mr, M j CroM; 0,0 orocaway. Andrew Shaw. Los Angeles; Mr. and son of Dkhart. Ind. arrived Hampton. Mra Prank Sage and Mra Wayne Merrick the past <a«k.' n‘n«Mrs. 8. L. Yerger. Battle -------Golfers pot luck this Friday. Aug. and Mr*. Harold Connor, Mr. and Saturday to spend a month with other friends during her stay In Mlsa Donna Chamberlain of La- 1 W1&s Willison expects later to enjdr*. Cedric Morey. Mra. Tlieodore Armstrong, Carl her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hastings. guna Beach. Calif , is vUltlng Mr. Ur government service.■ , ________ Paulson. Detroit; Mr. and Mra. SIFrandsen at their Wall lake cot­ wr ana Mra. a. a. Anaer*on oi ana Mrs. Winston Merncx. At presrrviv,. MCBruivTa mu U w ptetpor.™ **um Ute u» gg wS drrn called on Perris Brown of dinner will tage. The Prandocn*' other daugh- Grand Rapid* were Sunday guests ent Mra. Merrick is In Ann Arbor ““e“*hTb Mth the the . u«u**c rumia, ........ " --------^^N!h?"«1S5K Prairieville Sunday evening. Mr. j 20th to the 27th. On the 20th Brown has infection, caused by a potluck dinner and program will be W. Baldwin of New Bedford, Maas., Claude Lydell formerly connected | held at the church with MIm Be*will come Saturday for a week's with lhe fish hatchery here was In Mr and Mrs Edwin Draktn* and ^1^cn?^r th’?J,mS^hantennf bruise. Just above the ankle. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Springer Sie *Rulteon —*•— -m -------•* and • speaker short visit. daughter Jean. Pvt Donald Deakln* „ i!2 bJ'n the city Bunday. Paul Draper spent his vacation. Miss of port Port cuater Custer ana and uyie Lyle Newton ^2*7? and lamlly of Grand Rapids called mis* cveiyn Evelyn Henaeranou Hendershott oi of ssonMon­ or newton of oi on tlie Harold Springer family last week visiting relatives tn Kala- . treal. daughter of Robert I. Hen- Preeport were Sunday guesta of Mr. Sunday evening. , -----------------«-« mazoo and Croton. derahott. wa* a guest at the Aben and Mra Carl Phillips of KalamaAbe Hayward wa* a recent- vis- WOOD SCHOOL Fold garage 11iur:4ay. Mra. Francis Hamilton of ftata- i Johnson cottage. Gun take, several «do P ord n T*“ there. On T "',rid*'' mazoo visited her parents. Mr. and , day* the past week. MU* Evelyn It Corp. Kenneth Biddle of Port ^wwl his bride the former Helen Itor at Camp Grant. .Illinois going Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauman of “ Mrs. Fred Jones, several days last: vialtlng her uncle and aunt, Mr Custer spent the weekend with his Cressey called at tiie homes ot Oer.5“^! and Mr* Fred Hendershott In mother, Hra. Newton Benner. p Mr. and Mra Raymond Windek-/° £ hal1 where cot er* were Frank Becker of Hastings has Grand Rapids. near Camp Grant. Ml** Anne BuMon was here from necht. Molly and Tom. of Owo&*6 Ia“. Archie Woodman is in Detroit purchased the Loy Smith ptace and When a member of your family is ill the wise M'- !*«<«• was presented with a Ann Arbor from Saturday till Tues- are spending two week* at the Marexpect to move in aoon. Un Van Dateen cottage. Ritchie ,u?veU“« which he w,n ftnd taking treatment* for arthritis. move is to promptly coll a physician. Giving Mrs. Sink and daughter. Mra. The many friends of Mrs. Zelpha Onii *s< eparstag >y *peci*Uy useful now. Mr. and Mn. Roland McCrecry of Woodlands. Gun lake. him on opportunity to use his skill when the TKX8SA CLSVBLAKD Morehouse nre sorry to hear that Pearl Simmons spent Thursday with [ Grund Rapids were visitor* here she is ill and hope for a speedy re­ Alton Kidder. Charles Kidder, for­ ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Castonj troublp starts goes far toward insuring quick re­ I Tuesday. , merly of Ft. Custer, has bken trans­ covery. wish oi St. St Johns John* returned Sunday sunaay from trnm ' Mr. and Mrs Harry Latta ----- 7 .7 , Mr. and Mra. Fred Hopkins spent of ferred to Texas. lief and complete recovery. > announce the ’marriage of their HOTEL HA8TIX0S Fka two weeks' outing at Gun lake ’“"‘Me ot the weekend in the northern part a M? s^T^. Frank 'Kline of Mr. and Mra. Clare Bassett call­ DOWLING I of the state and were accompanied Detroit were in Hasting* over the Often the treatment calls for one or more Several of our fishermen hgve ed on the George Bassett family of ^11®r?an’ °*Uo' Wed* by Mr. and Mra. Bmelker ot Free- veekrnrl Frerpart. Sunday afternoon and on been having real good luck lately’ ’‘r*na>. July 1. prescriptions written by your physician. If you Mtaa Mary R Power* and Mr*.1 by her broth- but one of the beat catches of the Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Sam | Jimmy Cadwallader is visiting his lu -J Goodyear of Grand Rapids cr “nd w^e’ Mr- B,ld ^*r*- Rollo season Is reported by Mrs. Belle Magee were guests of the Bassette. bring or send your prescriptions to us. we want * "WM*• »<« cousins In Grand Ledge this week. snd MU^y D^ightTEv^on Mr. and Mrs. George Taggart and Hoffman who landed a 5 pound you to know they will be compounded exactly • Hr. nnd Mra. J. L. Valentine vis- were guesta of Mr*. P. T. Colgrove L' 11 Br“du«te of Middleville T-K. bass recently while fishing on Bris­ children with Dorte Bassett ai a pted Dr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw of rrtd* os your physician prescribed, and the very best school, class of 38 Mr Martindale tol lake. This report has been guest, attended lhe Adams reunion STEAM HEAT 1 Middleville Sunday evening. obtainable medicines used. Mr. and Mr* Aben Johnson and U al*° • «radual< of that school. somewhat delayed but certainly Is at Ionia Sunday. j Mr. and Mn. Arthur ValenUne Mr*. Lena Bedford of Mulliken worthy of mention. HOT A COLD WATER were Sunday dinner guesta of Mr: Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Shaw ot Los ttTST unwa- ' ’ ’ Mr. and Mra. Don Wright with ■vtelted her slater, Mra. Will Ctekr Parke-Davis Products ore used in our pre­ Angeles left today on a short trip SHOWER BATH I nnd Mra. J. L. Valentine. Mra. Cleo May Baumgartner, Mr. and Mra. Sterling Nswton of for a few days. 1 Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. to Culver. Ind. where they will daughter of Mr and Mra Frank Battle Creek were fishing and scription work for two reasons: First, we believe Jack Clinton, who underwent a Single »J.M per wk. up Keith Ycrty and Mra. O. E. Yerty :&"^"^driw"i’1£dtenk'Su. ®‘(S’,^nerhrid°J 5'^“? vacationing In the northern part of minor operation at Pennock hos­ in using only ingredients of known quality, and the state last week and Miss Mar­ pital is getting along fine. to tee Mr. and Mra. Btephen Johnbrid„, if a customer of ours is in need of medicine, we Mrs. R. C. Jones of Canon City; san Lorraine Wheeler who returned The 'Shaw* will leave fmm JOlUlCOCk. ton Of the late Mr. and jorie Wright was at Battle Creek । Mr. and Mn. D. E. Kercher, Mr. there for Chicago where Mra C I ¥ra’ WU1 R- John°ock of Delton. visiting relatives several days. feel that he or she Is‘entitled to the very best. from a two weeks' visit with her and Mn. Orover Truxell. Lansing: E. Thomas, who ha* been vitiUng j }?.,£"!{?“ "*d J.uly “ Byron, Dr. K. B. Ree* who is employed aunt ta Vassar, also spent the week­ Second, when we dispense only the highest qual­ Mn. J. T. Hammond and three chil­ relatives here the past three week*. O‘,lo(t ®hp Taa a a‘“d«'‘ a‘ Borgeas at a Fort Custer hospital, spent end with —»> her friend Mtes Van .... Oeisdren. Denton Harbor; Mr. and Mrs. wiU Join them for lhe return Lrip! ity medicines, your physician gets results, and Sunday with hl* family here. 'on of clear lake. Those who atRala’”az‘x> ftt;d he Mr» Etta Smith visited friends' tended lhe picnic dinner al th* to California I •M,ted *n farming Both are graduour reputation in this specialized field is en­ , Mr*, a L. Piynn spent lhe week- aUa «‘«h AIt<r in Rattle Creek over lhe weekend. J Wheeler home Sunday were Merend in Altaian with Mia* Mildred I • northern trip they wiU be at their The junior Sunday school class rill Wheeler and family. Vivian hanced. Urfer. of lhe Farm Security office ..w.G north home nmui of Ul Delton uciuiu Ol WIUCI1 of which ail*. Mra. Walter WIUUUC Ormsbe l|M has| , MIUUUI Barnum and family and Mra The success of our prescription department Pvt. Ja Gerald spent the MIm Janet Burns spent the week- ! *7 7s’d Anders spen. — been the teacher for several yean. Wheeler's mother. Mrs. Geiger all “*•—* with .... ------ met at Clear lake lodge Friday night of Woodland end in Kalamasoo. weekend the <.home folks. depends largely upon how well we serve physi­ Youthful, light and airy for year wartime Mr. and Mra. Frank Andrus and Mn’ Emma Collin* and daughter for a surprise party on Joan Van | Mr “nd Mrs. Orville Bruce accians and the public. We are striving to win the Getuan. one of the class, who is . compared Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mary Jane drove to Traversa City. Mra Dorothy RJghter of Kalama­ , Monday night for a short stay. 1100 *Penl WrdneAd*!' at the Ira Mc- staying at present with the Martin i Norton on a visit to Howard Shepgood will of both. If quality drugs, together with haircut! Mr and Mra. Michael Sullivan Callum home family. Mrs Ormsbe has been a herd, a former neighbor, now llvprompt and efficient service will do It, our fW and daughter Margaret of Detroit I **r- and ^fr* Lynden Johncock very faithful Instructor during this i Ing In Saranac. Saturday evening, spent Sunday with his iteter. Mrs. and children and Jerne Osgood were time and occasionally haa some- ( On Bunday. Mra Brace tvad Urn Ing halo that's so easy to care for! pose will be accomplished. ! guest* guests or of Ira Ira Osgood Osgood and and family family thing special for her young.folks Nell OOnaway misfortune to run a fish ivook Sunday in honor of lhe birthday of Another surprise U>ok place on through her finger, which neadlss* PERMANENTS ; Barbara Mae‘Osgood. Friday afternoon when several to say is now quite a sore subject, Shampoo A rr< Machlneleaa JIM For Victory... | Mr. and Mrs. Almond Webber____ neighbors _______________________________ and friends of Mra. Ade- j ----------■ • ■ Finger Wave □□ were Sunday guests of her sister in Ha Stanton came in with Ice cream Quinine Indtepenosble Drug Battle creek. and cake, and enjoyed the after-1 DEFENSE Rev. Pfeiffer held hl* hut serv- noon together. away In treasury vaults. 10.W.000 Hastings, mu m. Ice of the conference year here SunBud Pierce. Nell Rees an<^ Wm.1 ounces ot pure quinine, which is re­ day. They have made many friend* Carver are enjoying a vacation trip garded as an indispensable drug, her* who would like to see them re-1 thia week'in northgm Michigan. enough for a four or five turn. ' On account of the Centennial an-. Mr. and Mra. Ira Osgood and chll-1 nlversary. the regular W. 8. C. S. supply u> an emergency. ONDS Al R D Don t Wait! Call Your Physician The BEAUTY BAR ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Have a FEATHER-EDGE Cut! JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 11.7. BONDS STAMPS B. R. RKD, DRUGGIST �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST d. 190. I CURB AND 0UTTZB MSOLUTIONS ' NEWS OF HOME COMES OBITUARY istings Banner CLASSIFIED WANT ADS —•------------- - ------- him quite regularly now from au> COOK DUOS. Kdllor. KHinTYSEVKNTH YEAR trails. j After he had gone nearly eight 'months without a •or^1rrom.^X’ i due to his constantly shWUng I change of scene—Corregldor. China. « ik. wav-1 JawLAustmlla. his mall huAnally ,g»tws3^!!! Sa neighbor. CLASSIFIED RATES land al tb. !*•» •< Haa Umc. MirMtxn bai-tibt 1 Sheldon Agency j ,J I AU Binds of Insursncs Surety Bonds Pkons 2IM Hastings I ' AUTO BEPAUINO AMD MIBC. Swanson Agency IM W. State SL Ufa Auto Fira\ Tornado Tor are always Mt. a State Howoem* Kal.m.roa__ R.ward. <■« ' /• IlJll AaLE—30 giulu aad quill lop., all dillrrrtit, At*o ragt aad pillow*, al WE PAY top m.rkrt prirv lor dr.i] tk. .am. old prwo., and a nlrv a».lock. Hotvm gS.OU. nivi SS.Oq. .ortawat ot ak.ll aovNtlra from ri..I.r c.i.r. 1 »,.rr.l *1.1.1111, Hl.lll.f, .'6117: leal. Euu. V.ll,, cb.iBll.| Florida. Jv.nio Krynold*. Di-llnn. Ka.t .Id. ot Wall lake _ _ IO i X* F,IK SALE—H.rvfora eahr«. H.Utrtn FOR SALE—llol.lvia ball, alw tla.m, In Itrr,. Xork.r. »nj (e. <|,r». Mllrh ur row. t Omrsv Dfliotl, pkw. 6 ruvi and .prln/.r., Saddle Lour., 73S F3I. ’ SO ► Iixk lull.. .M|r»lz r Htorkjard. .1 (Hurl. .Hl>xb,ardi .1 Narilall. 170 FOR KALE—Tkrw row., (ood ra.^ on. YOU’LL FINO It emt poobim Hounu okubce . Gilbert FlUIBBYTERI AN CHURCH (Jane* Mrs. Archie Wilson. of Kai- «rb*t HASTINGS METHODIST PARISH AUCTION SALES <■ Jwill u ma by th. 1 Ike Ira MrCalh PHONE 1101 □ MACE LUTHERAN CHURCH CLEANING AND DTEINO LAHT' YEAR'S" HAT—When*w Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. iwmiI aceordl Powdered grass designed for hu­ man consumption is now being re­ tailed in earn in Canada. BARRY COUNTY REPUBLICAN CON­ VENTION The parties who have been In lhe . Matureen collage the past lour ' weeks left Friday and another party DOUD SCHOOL CHURCH Bspsirs furnished and in•Ulled for aU makes of furnaces. , Mrs Everett Pritchard gnd son of ! Kalamazoo called on Jennie Rey- FOR KALE — Jer.*-r r.i CARD OE THANKS—I ul.b I I Mr. and Mn. Kirk Foreman of • Hastings were Sunday evening call| ers at Clifford Kahler's. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Sheet Metal Work Xavestroughing AliD OF THA NKR—Word. cannot C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Phone 2331 tf necessary. He did not rally and death came late Sunday afternoon, Richard was a particularly beau- Mili'IE “ • crushing blow to lib ib» city (-ink of tb. , parents and hit grandparents. Dr. ‘.tor ■ Mr. and Mra. Ed Malureen went Pkaoa BBfiy' from Friday till Sunday at their Coal, Gas and Oil Fired 142 E. Stats nr. it FURTHF.H HK»oi.kxD: Tk.t 1 ' EAST WALL LAKS Hastings Marshall Furnaces j wardrobeJie writes. pathy of their many friends litre. OPTOMETRIST Phone 2703 besides other relatives and a boat of friends. A sister. Mrs Clarence Radford, and a brother. Henry Wickham, whose death Roy great­ ly mourned, preceded him . to the ; Great Beyond a few years ago. The large gathering of friends tiful floral tributes were a testi­ mony of love and respect. Tlie funeral services were held at tlie home. Thursday afternoon I at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. ■ S. Conger Hathaway, of the First j Presbyterian church of Hastings, I with burial across from lhe home I in lhe Fuller cemetery. DR. L. J. CASTON Pancoast Bldg. *,'n worthwhile .*"4 RICHARD LETHBBIDGlT to**?" j The many friends of Dr. and _______ j, .. 'Mrs. Hom Lethbridge of Masoh are imt J»4 ran (sharing with them this week, their • -wd >ir«<i ' over the 10M of tlielr ten• year-old son and only child. Rfch'".‘.ard. who passed away Sunday In 1 Ponton hospital. Mason, where on He leaves to moum their lots CARDS OF THANKS HENRY FLANNERY •7’bidrover Gardner and relumed to he found his greatest happiness In ‘''ru', * ■ BERRIES AND NASHVILLE "therefore U.nl .itulf botlr.i ^arl ut tkre. aaaam*t*. SIS. Pkw» 7J4P1 .1. « « LIVESTOCK— , mond E. riiunrn win LEGAL! a.peel.ll* tk WAXfCT>~H7m^h k. V3 LOST. FOUND. STRAYED JERRY ANDRUS “1 HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That ie Kunervlaor of tk. Vlr.t ...I ,<i. Dr. Ullirop and Ihr nur.r. al I’muorli h».pllai for Heir kinder** and lervicn. Wo alw wl. h to tbank all tbo ik.lghbor. for tkoir kiadnr. ia r*nrm GRANGES IBV1NO ORANOE ALL FOBMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 2519 Natl Bank Bldg. U I Wrlroiar. C ! and Coal. 1ilr ■ •■Ulaorr i,la:. : >1:1:1:;. lair 20. rnllM<* ■>' Dirk Ito* AUCTIONEER iii DEWEY REED Katlsutei cheerfully given. Hastings, Mich. U Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOB INSURANCI CASH Radiators, Batteries, Alu- l.<flou. Mra. Marr WMIm WANTED EMPLOYMENT TIXTUI*-U'ork I. FABM EQUIPMENT. ETC. >x»H KALE—Or rat oo'.h.r;. IS wrv. <4 .vcond ratlins alt.lt. kay. 3 mil*. wr.t ..I Middlrtlilr. 1H mile. .ootk. mil. wr.t. <l><irg** Daria. HU Kill MAI.E—>).. angln. and pump lark; al.o Hl.r oinJm.ll, W. M. Klrh.rd wan. phone 7O2F3. d« FtiH SALK—Pamp jark, antloard (ran. foreo pomp, .uilablr for windmill or l*.nd pump; quantity of fluornconl fitturr* I^wl. F.lrrtrir Hrriirr. Clor.rdal. ph‘>nr 1-F3. S-.13 FOR HALE—Homo (town .Half.'i,.d: PEARL BUTTONS—More durable. H.brr Fo.lrr, pbnn. 7A1F11. s t) FOR KALE—Flat rim .ink. Hay rake and pump Jark. at..* tku.r tile. 13 In. Brasi, pup.. Mra. Jor WlllVm.. flr.t koa.o WMt Tannrr .chool. s C FtIK KALE— Mct.'ormirk-Drrrftic binder. 0 ft. eul. fair condition, Ilk. t,u>d hurt, roll, yrac old. |30. Erne.t W. PETS FOR SALE a MISCELLANEOUS Flfleld. 4 mile. *r*t on M 37. U tuile wilb.__RoytoJ._______________ HO SALE OB BERTCITY. COUNTBY AND RESORT >*« aapnorlm! by Bia lalloa adopted at •t impromptu fealurr Maurlc. Healy. Lech MARTIN COKNEBH |------ ------------ ------- ------- । — Mn. V1»M Coo, ol KI11MUM Mid CORTOTIM Mrs. Ella HotehkLss of Spring Ar- I Th» bor visited lhe latter’s brother. Ml- ('>•'<•< nor Bateman and wife the past j {*"• wcck. irsnskct Mrs. Alice Mead of Kalamazoo. who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead the past few days, I was a Sunday dinner guest at Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher’s. Relatives here received word of 1 Lloyd R. Cogswell's recent promo- 1 >Mil«n •>< »ueii tion to 1st Lieut. He Is on duty at tlie flying field in Enid. Okie. | lhln Arthur Mead. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. i?ANTEb--Hiih ’.rbool <IrI FREE METHODIST CHURCH E. Oolfsz SUMI at Baitwood At*. CHURCH OF THE NAEARENE FOR RALE — R7(b'tere4 paint USED CARS AND TRUCKS Mead’s. Some from FOR HALE—B fata at Eddy’. Ba attended Clinton. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS- Kbit KALI'. WANTED HOUSEHOLD OOODS | YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HASTINGS WE8LBTAX METHODIST 11 CHURCH • J. a CkrlapaU, Mlnlatat WANTED—Wall aaf FIRST METHODIST CHURCH is'jss Fitting XPERIENCED Farmers, ATTENTION Ko UN WAN Auto Mechanic, with ex­ perience. Will work on FOR weakly salary or on 50­ 50 basis. Best working OARAGE FOR RENT conditions. Permanent employment. Apply at once. C. B. Burkholder, HEATING rUKL Hastings Chevrolet. 7-16 wanted H0RSES$7^ C0WS$5®® WE HAVE A COLLECTOR Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hasting, To Give Immediate Service Wo Pay the Phono Charges TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Model t ford wanted—a PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS LY BARKER'S Haatlags Phon. 2111 a W. Ranier F.vanf.ll.ilr am Ira I M. A. ■••U tka lira Out July 3 Oik. 101J MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS YOU can't Lose on Real Estate tlie afternoon of last week. . Alice and Melvin Whetstone were Sunday afternoon visitors at Mr, and Mrs. Uoyd Goodenough’s In Hastings Sunday afternoon. They all visited the oil well which is being drilled In Rutland. Friends of Forest Mead of Kala­ mazoo have received word that he has joined the ranks of the bene­ dicts. he and MIm Helen Louise Cllgh. also of Kalamazoo, being mar­ ried recently. Congratulations and —- — best wishes for many happy years houses and have families moving to Mr. and Mrs. Mead. | into Hastings who would be very Darwin McClelland and family, good tenants. If you have a bonne who lived In Shirley Slocum's ten- J to rent come to our office. Eari R. NORTH IBVTNO WESLETAW METHO­ DIST CHURCH Yankee Uncin City of Hull toouaa tar drainasa bcaaa with ateotria here WANTED FOR KALL EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS Ma. Michigan Anoua .:i. a.l puour | uul.llr.tion of Datas JOHN WHITE, Salr.m.n GEORGE V. MILLER, Rr,k,r Phone 2151 Rooms tn the Henderah6tt Building WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! *5.00 HORSES COWS .... *4.00 HIDE MUST BE IN GOOD CONDITION PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-4OO �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIVfNTH YEAR YOUNG AUSTRALIAN WRITES LETTERS Exchanqes Corraspondanco With Hastings Giri Everything now concerning Aus­ tralia Is read with more than orpass on a series of letter* written by u young Australian to a Hastings gan the correspondence through a mutual friend early last year. young man. seem* an especially In­ telligent fellow, eager to know more about American life and customs. In return we receive a lol of first hand Information about life there. In reading the letter*, a* a whole, it 1* noticeable how Australian <>l>Jnion haa been changing since the The letters start in lhe spring- of 1041 Just as lhe writer had left high school and was taking a business course at Adelaide University, and holding a Job also al liic Adelaide Electric Supply Co. Ltd., hq being business manager of "The Adelsct" lhe company's magazine which la . mailed all over the world as well as to 250 of their employees now In service. One of their exchanges, he mentions, is the Detroit Edison Co Throughout the letters certain Idioms appear, common as well In England, which sound a bit odd to our American ears, just as doubt- The first letter below was written in April last year: Your American educational sys­ tem is a lot different to ours from what I can see in* lhe movies and by your letter The ordinary high school here only goe* to Grade 11 or "Leaving Class." as we term it. whlch-ts thq fourth year class. Ade­ laide high school being the excep­ tion going to grade 12 or "The leav­ ing honors class." Australia'' and the United Stele* have much in common and more shall be done to bring these two countries into closer relationship. I think Australia will mold itself Into a nation similar to the U. 8. We are just becoming a real nation, but n6t many people outside Its boundaries know this. It is not. a land of sheep, kan­ garoos. koala bear*, wheat and vast cattle lands alone. We have sheep —millions of them—vast wheat and cattle areas, but secondary Indus­ tries arc enormous and the rapid jumps assisted by the war have helped these industries to progress taken two or even three decades to accomplish. This is one of the rerults of the war. prosperous to us as a nation; disastrous'to us as in­ dividuals. However, well survive. Look at lhe wonderful Inherited tradition of fighting spirit which our "Digger Anzaca" are at present displaying In North and East Africa on land, the service with the R. A. F. in the air. and the battles suc­ cessfully fought by units for the Royal Australian navy. I heard Pres. Roosevelt's speech mrwt unmeasurable capacity and I ask anyone—How can Great Britlan. her Empire and all her Allie* and • Democracy lose now? My hat's off to you all. ■and Ood bleu you I Americans don't know much about us and the same applies to Austra­ lians toward the United States. There's been too much thinking ot tlie U. 8. A. os a land of film stars and gangsters, which, I think you'll agree with me, is due to lhe fact that lhe. films, as a whole, give a rather poor conception of your country Adelaide Is the capita! of South Australia, and is better known as the "Garden City of Australis " Is is a beautiful well-planned city. It was founded Dec. 28, IBM. by Col. Wm. Light II is separated in two sections by the river Torrens, the southern portion being a mile square, then all this is fringed with very extensive parkland*. A* for rabbits, the furs are used for food, but In the outback areas, they are pests and are killed whole­ sale. and buried by the thousands. Also millions of them ^re frozen and HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 6. 1942 SECTION exported overseas, yet 150 yean ago. MERRILL ALLERDING Ev«rv GUILD MEETS AT ■ - — ■ - ■ ~ My geese are in the doghouse.: Tw. Y*»si«< every Warkdir Tvorxer ShrtllM onouia WRITER 81TE OF’SINI)IAS village there wasn't one rabbit on Die IS BENT TO JACKSON n a nnv nv/n a ti ir iThey weM lhelen«th of ***clolhe’!- wo 1 ’ Commonwealth of Australia. Merrill AUerdlng, who had ad­ Keep Same Security i T.hLWri‘*r* OuUd naating* mitted previously that he had drtv- N.R^Lte. . Ilu mel Tliur*day afternoon on the rite , A portion of the American fleet , Umoer vn Every JOD .of an Algonquin Indian Village and The sherifr* office has been to Sydney and Brisbane brought before Judge McDonald for j Inspected the huge mound that was 1 By |ANE CAMERON during the past few days, and they (■cniencc Th* security sentence Wednesday weuiicsaay aiicr«MX>n. afternoon. He nc , same social —. * account . . known to be the burial ground of . —in.--- -■ ■ -r 1 Monday, even tor my beautiful — ------were given a tumultuous welcome at wa* given from 15 month* to fIv*!number -umber riwulJ should be used u*«d by a wort-rii work^jhe telbe. This hUtoric spot is Orchids, forget-me-nots and car- whlte gooale. * . . r °" An rvrrv Inh25 Hr. holds hntrle throughout thrnnvhrut, .■located _ ,__ ______ both cIUm. I lUtened to the broad­ year, at Jackson. located In InIk. the northwestern no ‘ comer. u> rel p.mou, (uMlr' U' HoUhlte < cast, but I wish I could have seen I In nassln* the sentence Jude* hU ufetlme- T™* statement was ; of Hope township on the farm own‘fcDonald clbed called young young ’AllerdTn?'* Allerdlng's I1ra,af “^ Kirchled by br Mrs. Mr*. John John (C. c. Anders Anders and and son people of Lowell when they gave stay with me while her mother went I left his home Sunday. J« those seven warship, as they filed J McDoAald ,oaay Dy wullwn K ««- led i«» Mra into Sydney harbor through the ^ “ "^ y^m« *1‘"tu"s *; gessner. manager of the arand Hap- and is part of the land taken by ! up their famous Showboat "for the to a movie under one condition. It has not been heard from early morning mist I had seen the ™ I ids field office of the Social Secur- an ancertor, Robert Dinwiddle who .duration." It must have been a was that. "Momml* Is going to, time. Ml** Bettie Jane "Louisville* when riie came Io Port ',ly 1,1 migrant wa* a "tint eetUer." from the govAdelaide in 1938 for the M^quicen- : i work*r. against having more than.emment a hundred years ago' In­ still on the overture when she drop- । Lewi*. Nashville, route 2. who letter from Mr. Runciman, lhe ped to sleep. This wa* much bet- ; working for another family -Some worker* have the mktak- ’ noon's study. Book reports were glv- popular interlocutor, and he Utr than the chant which rite reported to have left Um latter’ n en impression that they need a hew ien by Mra. I. J. Smith and Tommy at *t th**' meettnv rhev vnterl tw brought with her lhe last time. ’ Wednesday last week and ha* “oT ttiJn!' hadI saved mX hc h*d w*l"d In the social security card If they move i Waters. Mr*. Cha*. Leary had a on Somebody had taught her to say,■ been heard from at this writ from one state to another, or If they I Poem published ln an Au*trallan."Oh nuta!" and she wa* giving It Ijt u reported that th* girl w Australian* from drowning In 8ydtake a new position. That is not ■ «“«Mlne recently also poems wb. « «-rr dld no' to a frjetl{j paying the intend** Our own good Fair officials official* will will' xhe ^*d 1<norln ber nev harbor when, an overloaded tt'fBht be applied In the Circuit ire Tte ume reUl «»«. card In . « R-U-r . Court to curb hl* bent for get Ung farewell ferry foundered near Gar­ .hnuld b, uwd lor ,11 Rte rel complunmu™ „ _ _________ into trouble. Sheriff Bera had re ­ den Island as the "Louisville" was should be shown to the employe: “P**? *er* preie,9}*^ ,u’. Qu**” having a’ Fair this year we are you "pul <nfr” lhe Pn^P^t- Wc ported to Judge McDonald that, hot departing. The American sailors al the time the worker Is hired. Bdzabeih, Queen WUhelmlna and 1 m#klnB b|_ plBni fo_ exhibits All ''P0'11'1 u-rtto a book on children and dived over lhe side .and many lives The employer should copy lhe imuw name ।; Princess. Julianna. The^next ------meet- tJw Old o|d Better Home* Hom2 and narrten* Garden* u'elr monkeyshine*, and may we . . .---, ,----- ... .... umjii*c,»iuuc». auu —--------number nv.rtlw exactly as 7 AUXUSt , me h,ve «t»ed outand and. suSfcd to enjoy them TRUCK MIT- BY TWAIN .. u-, were saved by thelt courageous lerdlng home to disarm the boy and nnrl nnmhr'r ■■ they appear annM? Ing Of the club Will be al held ...been d.... ... never gettoosedate Inn .M,t. tn after he had threatened his par­ actions. on the card, so that he may report " the Smith home at 7 o clock. for for lhf flow. ———!-------------, Wednwdv. . Marquette ents with a shotgun. rid,a«fM»d**tundvor»TnsurinS (H,CKEN THIEVES ACTIVE *how a« l*kln« cAAIPMEErSJ1, traln “l Woodbury hit a big truck. Young AUerdlng'* parents nay The movie* are pretty old before u d insurwice tax. ACCO rdING TO REPORTS •» annual stete camp t ACCORDING TO REKIRTH ■» the pretty things we made dur<Nr- I’ ' The AanJ,. CSnw meeting mwtln. belonging to lhe state highway de­ they reach m. “The Fighting «8th“ that an attack of meningitis some Worker* who use more than one . According to report* reaching the ln& u,c If™- because next year our of m* Seventh Day Adventist* will and “Of Mice and Men" have been time ago completely changed the r‘L2? m‘y f,nd U’elr ^riff's office chicken thieves are »-ncy work will be Red Cross *ew- £ ra^ip gr2?nZar boy> disposition. . It seem* a* if benefHa deferred or even reduced becoming active. Paul C. Spence.!‘W- w« FXPccl » far more «PPre-!Orand j^ge on from truck caught fire and wa* de*troy not released in Australia. Have you the state ought to provide some way old- Who who Ilves lives south of of the Doud school school!cUUve 8ro«P °n me the receiving end dBy Auau August II to Bn and Including ...cu they w.vj tile .uc claims under wa,. ii d including Tn* driver. Henry Singleton, to treat such a case. If the author­ when Mnrw tnwn.i.in _ survivors Insurance insurance Work-I Work- hr.in house in Hope township, ~»«rr.H reported i of ®f our our effort* efforts in in that that work work than than In in SundayAugust 23 Many membera reaped injury. He staled that be ities shall find that the disease. age and survivor* tralla? — —— — —— ...... era who have obtained multiple ac-1 Sunday a. M. that from 40 to 501 anything we could possibly con-|of mat denomination. In Barry h*d raised the acrap*r-bkde and Australian film called "Porty-lhou-| mentioned left the boy In a state count numbers should make known ( o f his this year's chickens, averug. tribute towards a Fair, although we coun t y attend these annual gath' wu following another truck and did sand Horsemen" depicting lhe aus- । where al times he U not responnot hear lhe train, tralian cavalry at the Sinai penln-1 aible for hla actions. The parent* this fact to our field office so that |ng around four pounds each had have stood fatuouslv by and gloatall number* except one may be can- been taken. The officers went to °ver "Oh's" and "Ah's'' at the ) * ' aula and the Battle of Gaza Ridge stale that Merrill was usually an I against lhe Turk* in the 1914-1018 affectionate son; but had "spells" celled. Every person applying for tlie Spence place that morning, but «’■»«'• an account number should indicate . found no cleu*. as a hard rain had • • • ‘ struggle? This was all produced and directed here In Queensland They say that when these spells he wants a duplicate card, if he 1 fallen which would have obliterated ! My three strapping son* and their likewise strapping chums are after 1 and New South Wale* with mem­ left hlip the boy would weep and has ever had one. and should nev- । car tracks or foot prints. ~ bers of the present Australian in­ ask their forgiveness, saying that er attempt to obtain a second ac- - Saturday Clayton Decker, living me constantly to know where they 11 ~ on route 2 from Nashville reportedcan donate blood for the Red Cross. he could not understand why he count number.” fantry. l‘lx hen> »«den. No clue* in this I don't get anywhere to inquire so did not always treat them as a To Be Continued |c»*c either. am sending out an SOS. through son should, because they had al­ HIGHBANK Moat successful men Mr and Mr*. Will Hawblitz called i Stolen chickens are hard to trace. I thi* medium. I think they would ways been kind to him. -- ------------*— >—•— - ■ - • The Banner previously mentioned an MT. and Mr*. Harvey Marshall * •’’"* handed to them. The man who of North Maple Grove Sunday aft ­ wit h fine shot, and fired with the I they won't be working m steadllr works for what he gets In this world how this youth took an automobile, Idea of peppering these sneaks, not then. For their benefit, and III knows how he came by it. parked near the Standard Oil gaso­ ernoon. line station on East State street. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Bugbee of Bal- killing them or dangerously wound-1 bet two bite for lhe. benefit of Kim Sigler grew up on a farm Ing them, might not be a bad idea, i many other young people who read He drove It for some time and came ----------------- - --------------------I this, will the Medical Society or from early to grief on Berryville hill when, troth home Bunday. A MUCH WANTED PAIR ; Red Cross please answer giving de­ nifhL He No Tires Or Retreads When descending that hill at high speed, Mr. and Mrs Merle Hecker and Trucks Exceed 40 M. P. H. he crashed Into the guard rail. The daughter* of Battle Creek spent a rested h'm ls*Ti talU Bnd win ,he rdltor Plea“ Prlnl car rolled over several limes and day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Some trucks and some passenger lhe youthful driver was Injured. He Frank Hawblltx. When he became a successful turned them over to Bellevue au. • cars, according to government regu- received hospital treatment, follow­ Mr. and Mrs. Max C. Slhler and lawyer, the call of his youth found who wanted them for short _____ , . .. ing which he was placed under ar­ daughter. Helen and son Maxie of thoritle* changing a gasoline station attend-1. R520mJ^2?e^„r*,d!?ir—“nri”et him owning farm lands where he rest. admitted the offense, and was retreads or recaps. But they can Chicago spent the past ten days ant of 89.00. When arraigned in j *u?beSk “ J**™ Y°u could again see his growing com. and will forfeit all right to such given a prison sentence. with the Hawbllta families. Justice court these they admitted!^?7 19 He*der* P1" watch his ripening wheat, observe consideration. IF THEY DRIVE ON Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parks ot their guilt, and were directed to'f?L. n“tly. that woman haa cattle grazing and the great out THE HIGHWAYS AT A SPEED OF BARNUM SCHOOL Battle Creek called on Mr* Frelda make restitution and pay fine* of' 19* »ovelle.t mind of any^writer MORE THAN M MILES AN HOUR- , Roy Wickham suffered a heart Marshall Sunday. 813.35 each, or take 20 days in the J?’,7" “d Such men understand lhe probMr. and Mrs. Glen Marshall and Eaton county jail. Tne pair are > J 111 wllh understanding. The Regional OPA Administration attack last week Monday while with headquarter* at Cleveland, threshing at a neighbor's and pasaed daughter spent Sunday at Mr. and also wanted in Grand Rapids for enough entertainer* and theorists • • • which controls the tire-rationing away at once. The sympathy of the Mrs. Doyle Marshall's near Mar­ the same, offense. in legislative halls? • I anyone have a nice recipe and repairing for lhe stales ot Ohio. neighbors and friends 1* extended shall. Kim Sigler has ability with ex­ --------- .*> ■ I for those slightly sweet end spicy Visitors at George Hoffman's and NEVER A HAND oN THE WHEEL J dill pickles Uke you get with sand­ perience. and we need him in the Indiana, West Virginia. Kentucky to th* bereaved family. The funer­ al was held Thursday afternoon at the HofTman cottage last week were and Michigan, at a meeting held Bump: "Ha* your wife learned toiwiches in city lunch counters? State Senate. Mrs. Grant Haney and little daugh- drive the car yet? Friday last, decided to crack down the home. BARRY COUNTY Mr. *IIU Ml. and Mrs. AUS. UCIUm Herbert VUIMMWll Johnston ICl, MIM . on all trucks and cars, which would Bumper REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE KIM 8IQLKB otherwise be entitled to tires or attended the Eaton Rapids camp- I Talman of Belding, capacity. —----------of Buffalo. N. Y, Merle — Hoffman retreads of recaps, whenever they meeting Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott and Mrs. Harry Cotterill of Jackson Helen and Margery Reesor are spent tiielr vacation at George Hoff­ Administrator Birkett L. Williams called upon state highway patrol home again after attending summer man's and they gave lhe Hoffman cottage at Clear lake a new coat of aystema in the fire-state region of paint. Ohio. West Virginia. Kentucky. In­ respectively. Darotly Helse of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Max Slhler and diana and ' Michigan to report to Mrs. Frank Hawbliu called at Rod­ tlie OPA license numbers of every was home Sunday. Walter DurkeeX condition remains ger Warner's In Nashville Wednes­ vehicle traveling faster than 40 much the same. day evening. miles. an hour. At lhe same lime, he Instructed regional tire rationing authorities to direct rationing boards to with­ hold both new and repaired tires from speeding drivers. Returning from a long motor trip, Williams said. "1 drove 40 miles an hour and a lot of trucks passed me. I followed one truck driver just to see. He was traveling from 50 to 55 miles an hour." The administrator look the truck driver's license number, turned-It over to a regional rationing execu­ tive with the expressed hope that "when he trie* to get another lire or recap hell have some trouble.” Williams pointed out a tlre-ratlonlng amendment prohibits Issu­ ing certificates to applicants whose tires are unusable because of abuse or neglect. Two Young Leave Their BARRY BYPATHS TOO MANY ENTERTAINERS IN LEGISLATIVE HALLS; SUCCESSFUL MEN COME FROM RANKS OPA WILL CRACK DOWN ON DRIVERS FARM BUREAU FERTILIZER FOR WHEAT ARRESTED At'iONIA The Ionia County News of last week reported that, on Saturday, July 25. Ionia officers arrested three Barry county youths for attempting to remove1 lhe federal tax stamps from the car of Matthew Bradley and from other cars on Ionia streets The three picked up were Fay Demond. 18. of'Coats Grove; Dallas Nance, 10. of Hastings, and Herbert Burpee, 23. of Dowling. The Demond boy's case was taken Into the Juvenile Court at Ionia. On the following Monday Justice Heath ot that city assessed fine and coats of 83300 each for the other two. Bur- FOR INCREASED YIELD LOWER COST PER BUSHEL BETTER QUALITY GRAIN TOP PRICE for CROP INSURES FOLLOWING CLOVER CROP God Grants Liberty Only to Those Who Love It • And Are Always Rready to Guard and Defend If' RECOMMENDED ANALYSES 0-14-7 0-20-0 FALL GRAINS THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFT EVE RED ROCK-(RED WHEAT) AMERICAN BANNER-(White Wheot1 In THE too of ordrwhalmiR, odd,. Coorgo Wo,hloaMo d,f,odod our Liberty on the Windswept fields of Valley Forge. Today, at in 1771, guard and defend it.1* The battle ahead is greater than any Washington could hove envisioned.—but the fighting spirit of Americans hasn't changed. We have just begun to fight. .. It's going to cost a lot to win this wor. but Victory is a million times cheaper than defeat. To find the billions needed for Victory. every'American must do RICHLAND HOME COMING! SELECT SEED OF HIGH YIELDING GRAIN VARIE­ TIES is always a good investment. We have a Com­ plete stock of seed grains of high quality and germi­ nation. The very best seed wheat is a bargain in the his share by buying U. S. War Bonds and Stamps to the very limit. If every American bought a $18.75 Bond today, $11,487,500,000.00 worth of gum, tanks, planes and ships could be paid for tomorrow! A small price to pay for such a big reward. More—U. S. War Bonds have behind them the tremendous resources of this country.’Your money will come bock with interest—as much FREE ACTS-fXHIBITS RIDES-BANDS Something Doing Every Minute On The Midway as $4 for every $3-:-when bonds are held to maturity. Our America is now— „ r. r r. r r, fV FL D AN R LF J< H n Controls Stinking Smut as it has always been—the best investment in the world. Buy your shore of traalmant is sura, ond C0lU about 2c per bushel bf 1 |b _ 70e 32 bu Victory today! HASTINGS CITY BANK FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. TILEPHONI 2111 N. CHURCH ST "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service' PHONES: 2105-2103 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, JAUGUST C, ISO. Mrs. Forrest Buehler wa* guest1 Galen Overholt of Fenton were1 Mrs. Clayton Clamen* of Prescott, honor at« a*^ birthday Raoid* visitor* Saturday ana nt Mrenl Unn*,. Mra. aiahtRoy arw* KlingTt^aCecil Rousn spent Saturday and [ber ,wm week I*trarlv rtd*’ held *f‘" . Grand Franklin Burges, of Bat tie Creek and wllh Don WeUfara, and Mlsa -Betty ataetaton at HssUngs, enjoyed a gH-lagether at Rs^ls lake ta they cetobratMl Um birthday of h«r Grand Rapid*. Saturday evening, ta Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Damon I 'moon. Mr. and Mra. Henry Kerch- returned home Tuesday to make a ,n*n of Gaylord. Warner and family of Morgan. ■ I«. Mr and Mra. Neal Karelter. and . burinaes trip to- Lansing. | Mr and Mra. Watt Thomas of Sunday afternoon. honor of Donald Praetor • Monday Jor U*e Marines. Mr. and Mra. Meryl Neeb and I Oeorge Karther and fondly. IoLarry Atlee of Gull lake is spend- South Bowne. and Mr. and Mra. Mra. Martin Kunde of Bowne Meria, and Mra. Eleanors Dur-ado of i presented the refreahmenu of ( Mienl days with his grandpar- , Henry Karcher. local, were Sun- called on. Mi. and Mra. Gerhardt Haaftags -sjfcot Sunday afternoon " enJoyca i enu. Rev. and Mr* John MtCur I evenlne eaDers of Mr. and Mr* Kunde Sunday evjnlng. .with the mump*. rtMbi^^-i«e BteLUo7 fguhvilie A on .. the r‘ ur. Ur ana mis. rsiii I>aU1 t Thompron and 1 ---------- -------------... wo—nww> ana tended the Hysan Stag at Woodland MIm Oenevlcie Biggs of Nashville I A new roof ha* been put on the . . ., ot, Bowne ____ — ...— -------. . en.-,,. ..n* ance Grandy ot Marshall Sunday. Center, Howard Sunday callen of the A. » B w.u Ftah inner kucsls uaturuay eve nine at' <a,lna.v spent the’ weekend with Mr and U chureh tv R F- MCROberta and Bud Kauffman of '*niily and F. E. Demtag were Mr. er preaching aerrice* at the United Mra. W. culver. Kunde and ton . ncBr aRo, Dale Kauffman of Logan. Urs F- C. Demtag of Grand fatal a maaoo spent Sunday with her Mr and Mrs Frank Page of Lan- antj MkJU Elaine Kauffman of Lan- Rapid*. Mra. Nancy Deming. Mr*, There wUl ba no prayer meeting at Charlotte called on Mr. and Mrs sing Sunday dinner guest* Sunday uiiuwi dinner Bwawa guest* UM cm Emma Anderson, K Braendle. Km- both the Freeport and Pleasant Val­ --- --- were -----------_ --- - ~ ----- . of MU, .bl, oiutua; Patten. L. R. Wolcott Sunday afternoon. Ltr —and Mr*. Frflr.klU. ... _ _ . ra -h Thompson, and Hubart Overfrom near Dellon driving to Battle Mr Franklin UltnMa, Burgess anrf and .. Mr Joi. Kauffman and neth ley United Brethren churchw durMr. and Mra. Ivan Roush. Bill and Creek when he was employed, lost Mlsa Helen Bustance called on Mr family. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Deming (.mily field from August 5th to 16th in\l holt, local. Luncheon guest* were Mr and Mra. Bill . Slocum of Hastings of Grand Rapids called ta the aft| Mrs. ' Roy Nagler 1* spending a few ’ and Mrs George Woldrtng. Miss Mrs. Owen Steckle and daughter Friday. emoon. . Julia Nylon, and Kenneth Wold­ day* in Detroit. Rev. C. L. Clinton of Hastings Helen of Carlton were Thursday culvert, a large telephone pole. ring of Holland, and Donald Pres ­ Boyd Novlsky of Grand Rapids is Clarence Summer and Miss Bea ton. local called on Mr. and Mrs B. R. Clin­ spending two ■ weeks at the Warre" the latter are on their vacation. farren pjonty of Detroit spent the ton and Mrs. Charles Bunn and Surrarrer home. Mr. and Mra. Harold weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Warren j»d o %Rosenberger |1 o™, n . *3n w*'*? 01 1„ ginia and Kenneth, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Makley and daughter family Friday afternoon. M««n HWM. TU..U, Ufa. Mr. and Mr* Claud Mead visited Surrarrer and family. Mra. Frank Walton had the-------pleasMetre Jaao and Vernon Dean of --------------------------------------------Mr. .nd Un Forrest BurMer .M Mr Sw? S«?£r4,, to“ Woodland, and Mita Nona May . ure of visiting with her couiln* Del-. their children at Maple Grove Sun-1 Mr. and Mr* Dewey Roush and , cecil were Sunday dinner guest* of Makley df Charlotte were Wednes- bert Routh of Ohio, and Mr and day. Mra. Polly Parks accompanied . Mr. and Mra. Damon Warner, and Kollar of Flint Saturday night and Rev. Paul Olmstead c*Ued on hl* day afternoon calltrx of Mr* Frank , Mrs Fred Roush of Dutton, Sunday Mr*. Jonas Blough of Clarksville to j family d! Morgan. Hync*. , I Mr*. Wilma Kyes of Lansing uncle Seymour Olmatead of near Sunday. family of South Bowne. Rfv- and Mr*. John McCue were 1 Mr. and Mra. Jsy Blough and 1 spent the weekend with her parents, Saranac where they visited their Woodland Friday. Mr*. virgU Woods and father. Mrs Amll Johnson. I Sunday dinner guest* of Alice Gard-1 Mra Eilwyn Johnson and daugh­ family of Irving, and Mr. and Mra | Mr and Mrs. .Ray'Wieland and sliter. : Homar Frederickson. Shirley and ■later, Mrs Hasel Nunnetnaker from ter Lots of Grand Rapids were Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larson of ner and brother. Emory Lowe of N. j day morning callers of Mr snd Mrs. Quit Kunde returned home from Glenn Frederickson. John Blasar, Thursday night until Bunday afterSteve Miller and family of Logan family. Howard City Tuesday. Mr Kunde Battle Creek are vbdtlng Mr and'Irving. Clyde Tooker, and Lawrence AUer­ Gerhardt Kunde. will remain for an Indefinite *tay. Mr*. Harold Wood* thi* week. I Mr*. Orley Bums of Bowne was dlng spent Sunday to Detroit visit­ had spent their vacation tn north­ ern Michigan and were on their Mr. and Mr*. Walter Rockhill ot Mrs. P. S. Woodall and Margaret a Wednesday afternoon caller of , Robert ot Lansing were Sunday Hastings and two grandcJUldren ing friends and seeing the Detroit Parr and . friends.. of Muskegon Mr. and Mra. Guy Smith. guest* of Mr. and Mra. A*a Stecile. of Battle Creek visited Mr. and Tiger* play the Boston Red Sax News ef the appointment of Cla­ Heights cailefl on Mr and Mr* Fred ; Norma Cook of Grand Rapid* and Mr and Mr*. Frank Walton, local, Mra W W. Rockhill Sunday. rence Donovan as deputy Sheriff Kunde and family Saturday eve- Marlon Gamble of Blissfield returned . called in the afternoon. near Clarksville, broke hla arm Mr. and Mra. Gerald Thompson ntag. hpme Sunday after a two weeks' Mrs. Irma Hutchens end Mrs and Jerry Herbert. Mrs. Deas1e while playing tn the bam last week Mias Elaine Kauffman of lonsing visit with their grandparent*. Mr. Monday. He was taken to Pennock Seelbach of Grand Rapids were Thompson and daughter Evelyn, Rav. Edward Swaddling of Oregspertt the weekend with her par- and Mrs. Ed. Stairs, Friday guest* of Mrs Julia Godfrey and Laurence Hull look Mra. Mary hospital for x-ray. ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman Mr. and Mra. Coy Stowell attendnoon ta conduct funeral services at and family. | ed the funeral sendees of Mrs. An- I Elwood Yoder and Reuben Ftaii Fry to Grand Rapid* Saturday aft­ CHURCH NEWS accompanied Donald Preston to 2:3# o'clock at the Methodist church Warren Surrarrer and son Clar- drew Brumbaugh at Lake Odessa, j Grand Rapid* Monday where he ernoon where the i* spending’a few Freeport Methodist Church week* with her titter and brother­ ence. and Nelson Hinckley called Wednesday afternoon, boarded tlie bus for Detroit, where on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull of Sara- lie look hl* examination for the in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Cun Cable. Momlng worship—11:00. Sermon; Tlie Misses Helen Bustancc and “Temptation ” Hasllng* Sunday afternoon nac were Monday afternoon callers. Marines. Sarah Jane Burges* are attending Miss Marilyn Steralck of Lansing ' at the Fry and Thompson home. Sunday achool—12:00. Mra Kate Simpson, lhe husband^ Mr. and Mra. Frank Deming ol was a Sunday, afternoon caller at A surprise birthday party era* held ; Grand Rapids, and Mr* Nancy the United Brethren conference at Sunfield this week. the FrankHn’Burge** home. in honor of Frank Walton at his | Carlton Center Melhodtet Church Demlng. local, called on Mr. and Oreer. one daughter. Mra. Elinor Mr. and Mrs Galen Overholt of home last week Tuesday eveatag. | grai»dchUdren f J Burdick, two brothers, Charie* and South Bend, Ind., spent several day* Fenton spent the weekend with Mr ST childrenMd — —• — ------' Morning uorahlp—10:00. Sermon: Earnest Simpson ot Augusta, one Uncle Sam wants bills paid with Mr and Mra. Dau Posima. and Mrs Charles Overholt and were all present with the exception Z11* * 'TemptaUoo.'' sister. Pearl ot St. Louis, Mo., and Mr. and Mra. W. Culver. locaL and nt the Miii-in-law and the three l *rr 01 Helan family. Bunday school—11:00. promptly. If ypu hove a num­ : two grandchildren. Burial was made Ml** Genevieve Bigg* of Na*hvllle Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Stahl and .nH -aha ware «arved UrtlAy, AUgUkt O clock attended the service* al lhe con­ DOUD CORNERS in lha east cemetery at Hickory M«ra^??re afUrnoo1 »St»tWO-tiUTty l Westwood '(juniiy ‘ of Logan spent Sunday aft­ ber of outstanding bills which Caller* at Daisy Bergman* Sat­ Comers. ___ .. with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wle- Gr^dXi” virtto^nSrStay lParkw^’ FIlnl- Mlchu lhr ference ground* at Oull lake. 8ua' emoon Mra. George Sprague of Delton ftirr. *nd Mra. Ray Neeb and fam ­ urday were Mr. and Mra. Roy Waland and family. to .to Mr* EM Soffl of “n of C1*',<lc M1Uer’ ®< need attention, let us help you dell and Mr. and Mra. George Wa- was a guest last Monday evening ot Mrs. Jennie Miller I* spending a nttrnmJdI are inendhur a few da?*: ,hc Mra Susle Helrigle, and Mr. and Mrs. Orin Haynes Mr. and few day* with Mrs. Asahel Thomp­ m! jLhn FbdT d ’ “ KraduQU' ot Freeport High *chool. ily of Vicksburg, and Mr. and Mrx dell of Detroit. out. Remember, saving time is Mrs Bob HUI and baby were din­ Arthur Clinton. Robert and Don ­ Mr*. May Carl of Hasting* visited son of Bowne. surirsus aij'SE? ald. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Edward Campbell over ner guests Sunday and Mr. and Mn. i Mr. and Mrs William Yule and a victory won and The Citi­ Wn I «wi. . the weekend and attended church Wallace Barden of Kalamazoo Sun­ daughter of Grand Rapids, and ------- ------------ — — -- ------- -------Let us talk over day evening caller*. Mr and Mra. Seymour Lope and Sunday. Mr*. Della Yule, local, were Sunday Reitburg B'lUtur. of or Grand or.no Rapid* 3.B0U Saturday soma., wuh Mr< w|kr U]c zens Credit Corp, is prepared Mra. LoueUa Beadle and son your problem Barbara Ann of Grand Rapids afternoon. The Doud prayer meeting has dinner guest* of Mrs. Ella Catl. -------------I lest congratulations. spent lhe weekend with Mr. and been changed to Tuesday evening. Jimmie were over the weekend , Mr. —.. and ___ — ..._________________ Lightning struck the Ivan Roush to help you save time. with you. Mra. Gerald Thom|>y>n I Mrs. Frank Oldfield of Detroit. guest* of her mother. Mr* John and Laurence Hull called on Mr. home Thursday night about 9 45 | All are welcome Mr. and Mr*. Barney Oldfield, and Mr. and Mrs Frank Hynes were nnd Mr*. Carl Myer* of East Has- and did damage thaT amounted to Mr. and Mrx Lynden Norris and Maurer tirwi ■ kii-ss Katherine Tansey ot Grand In Grand Rapids Friday afternoon, Mrs H E. Barnes received a card family visited Orval Fountain's of tines Sunday afternoon. “*—* TOrrr-nv. manbm ----.nd »Wror. '“>'“■ «“• the latter having optical work done. Hastings Sunday and vlrited Lyle saying her son. Blair Bames of Kenneth Rogers of Jackson spent ------, -----------------------t.-od/d u» -rownand m«>ln, j "'J, *na "*n Mr. and Mrs WU1 Mishler of Norris' folk* at Richland from Tues­ OUego, was *pendlng over lhe Uie weekend with his mother. Mrs. attended Ute Townsend meeting W1H W. State SL, Hastings. Hastings Natl Bank Bldg. weekend with his son. Pvt. Joseph South Bowne, Mr and Mrs. Fred day till Thursday. Cay Stowell | Friday evening. Music and singing Boyd Payne of Hastings was a Keith Barnes at Bradley Field, Darlene Wieland is spending thi* were turntahad by the Honolulu Friday supper and overnight guest Roush of Grand Rapids, and Delbert Conn. Roush of Cleveland, Ohio, were CARLTON CENTER ’ week with her cousins, Katheryn, Conservatory of Music from Has- of hl* mother. Mrs Ida Payne Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Donna Whitmore. Minneapolis. . Mrs. Doris McTaggart of Elmdale. and Amith Stahl of Ixxtan. . lings. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woods of Mrs John Thaler and family. KJnn . haa been visiting at Ute home Mr and Mrs. Charles Overholt I Mr and Mr* Harold Yoder spent Battle Creek were Thursday end Mr. and Mra. Coma Schondel- of Mr. and Mra. Ouy McKenzie for father, Mr. and Mra. John Mourer and family, local nnd Mr. and Mrs. Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Friday guest* of the Virgil Woods mayer of Grand Rapids, and Mr the past three week* and expects to for several weeks recovering from family. an operation performed st Pennock and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and Patty, remain until August 26? The Freeport. Gaines, Caledonia, local, spent Suaday at Big Star Mr and Mrs Otis Landon accom­ hospital is able to be up around the and the Banner Street. Grand Rap­ lake. Baldwin and Muskegon. panied Mr and Mrs Cleon Landon | house and y^rd id*. W. M. A- met al Caledonia Park Bruce. Clarence and Arion Brom­ The Misses Emily and Evelyn to Coopersville u-here they visited Wednesday. July 9 for a Joint Dipp and Reuben Pish were Sunday ley and their guest spent Sunday W. M. A- picnic. Those who at­ dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. O. H. anal Yarger. who haa been at the afternoon at the Ouli lake golf tended from Freeport were Mra. O. Fausey and family. Root home for two weeks returned grounds. H. Fausey. Mrs. Emma Anderson. Rev. and Mra John McCue of Mrs. Will Dipp and daughter Emily. companled by Mr. and Mrs. Her­ Mr. and Mra. Oeraid Tiacher and Mr*. F. K. Burge**, Mn. Allen Ftah. man Ooach. Mra. Floyd Geiger of family were tn Kalamazoo Satur­ end called on Rev and Mrs. WagMra. Tom Jeffries and baby. Mrs. Alto, and Glen Ooach. were in day. Luther Sterzlck. Mra. Charles Over­ Grand Raplda Monday, where Glen Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Shroyur of holt. Mrs. Frank Walton, and Rev. was one ot a group of boys leaving Marshall wers Sunday gueaLi of the Hungerford home Friday eve­ and Mra Paul Olmstead, daughter that afternoon for R>r*t Custer . Mr. and Mrs Hale Carpenter. ning. August t. Dora and son Quinton. Virgil Woods and family visited Mr. and Mra. Howard Daniels ■ Mlu Betty Bugbee left for KalaMrs. Dearie Thompson spent Sat­ Ernest Woods of Greenville 'Sunnrazoo thia Mends? morning, where urday night with Mr. and Mra. Clif­ she will attend summer school at . Leslie Daniels Friday night. ford Bird of North Irving. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg viritMr. and MY*. Wayne Truesdale Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mead and ed the former's parents, Mr. and The W. H. and F. M. society will son* spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. E. J. Kellogg of Martin, who meet at lhe Hastings Wesleyan Mrs Jack Slnkler of Long lake. campgrounds on Wednesday. August have been seriously Ul. Clem. Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and Mra. James O’Loughlin and Mra. Md. and Mr*. WIU Hale wwe tn 10 for a picnic dinner and business meeting following niece Gloria Layboum visited Grand Anna Vosburg of South Bend. Ind., Battle Creek Wednesday. Haven on Lake Michigan Sunday. and Mlsa Nellie Crouch of Three Mlu Alice Beck and friend. Her- , ~ Recent callers at the Wegleyan ''arsonage Oeorge Brown spent the weekend Rivers are spending a few days with land Babcock of Kalamazoo vlrited i P ar*onn2' were Mrs Edna Fox of with hl* niece, Mra. Olenn Miller of Mr and Mra. Charles Moore. Hastings Howell and Lyle Newton. William. Evanston Beck returned with the las pie. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey OUlas- . Russell Hinckley of Watervliet. Emily. and Evelyn Dipp. Bernard young couple to spend a few days pie and son Ori and Miss Beatrice Mr. and Mra. E. H. Johnson ano and Donald Preston, and Miss Ruth Mr and Mr* Frank DeGroot and T« Wesleyan Sunday school pic­ daughter'Lot* of Grand Rapids Yonker. local. MIm Jean Deaklns, I children were guests for Sunday nic at Roas township park last Wed­ nesday was a very enjoyable event. There were 66 present to enjoy lhe . tertatned Mr. and Mra. Willis TU- ir<xxi dinner and a fine program of cher of West Lake Odessa for din­ contests. Mn and Mrs. Douglas Gainder ner on Bunday. Mrs Clayton Valentine and chllCarpenter Wednesday evening. per Wednesday night at the home of her daughter. Mra. Margrvte tnlasionariM from Brasil. South Flvnn. Later In Lhe evening they America, will show pictures of their work among the Indians, August 9 all enjoyed the theater. Mrs. Marion Clem's mother. Mrs at the We*|ey*n church. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Robinson •pending tht* week at the Clem were dinner guests of Douglas and Dorris Oainder Sundayrate of production cannot be attained home. Mr. and Mra. Curtis Lawrence and or increased; the necessary tanks, guns Miss ftuby Hart enjoyed a fish sup­ and ships cannot be produced. Missouri and sent to a achool In per with Mr and Mrs. Douglas Grinder Saturday evening. Chicago. III. to become an aviation The rubber situation is also critical. Bev. and Mra. Fred Hart of Ona­ In spite of the recent rubber drive, lough this weekend and with Mrs. way, retun.ed home last week. The Hart* have been at Midland park there is a continuing need for large the paat few week* building a cotquantities of scrap rubber. Also for other Henry WUliama. Mr. and Mra Harold EUtott of PLEASANT HILL waste materials and metals like brass, Flint spent the weekend at the Mra R. J. Williams. who has been copper, zinc, lead and tin. home of Mr. and Mrs Mina Elliott. In poor health for some time. ta Scrap iron and ateel, for example. Mra. Elliott expects to remain here staying at the home of her daugh­ Where el»e can you find all theie atianfiai The Junk which you collect is bought Even in peacetime, scrap provided ter. Mrs. Byron Rowlader of Cale­ by industry from scrap dealers at estab­ Mr. and Mra. George Lydy and donia for a while. pxrong projection food alemeqtg' concentrated in ana de­ about'50% of tlie raw matertnlTor ateel. lished, government-controlled prices. Mr and Mra. Matt Bedford and licious drink? Highlands Dairy Grade A Ed Bedford spent Sunday with Mr. It may be rutty, old "scrap” to you, Will you help? . and Mra John Aubil of Grand but it is actually refined steel—with milk supplies calcium and phosphorus for First—collect all of your waste ma­ most impurities removed, and can be The Birthday club g#ye w-sur­ terial and pile it up. bones and teeth ... proteins to build strong prise party, on Bart Palmer Satur­ quickly melted with new metal in the day evening. Priam at card* were Then—sell it to a Junk dealer, give muscles. Milk is a drink of form of pig iron to produce highest von by Mr* Roy Travis, Miner it to a charity, take it yourself to the Palmer, Ferris Moon and Arthur quality steel for our war machines. health and Victory! Bedford. nearest collection point, or get in touch The production of steel has gone with your Local Salvage Committee. Isgan spent Saturday night up, up, UP, until today America is Sunday wRh her parents. Mr. If you live on a farm, consult your turning out as much steel as all the rest Mra Stephen Carter. County War Board or your farm imple­ , Mra. Clare William* accompanied of the world combined. But unless at (r CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION needed for War What s it good for? Guns, tanks, and maybe part of a plane' in the barnyards and gullies of farme and in the basements and attics of homes is a lot of Junk which is doing no good where it is, but which is needed at once to help smash the Japs and Nasis. . JUNK MAKES FIGHTING WEAPONS UNCLE SAM SAYS "DRINK MILK FOR VICTORY! EXCHANGE YOUP WHEAT Y YY Y YY YY 11 V Y Y Y Lily Whitt Flour least 6,000,000 additional tons of scrap steel is uncovered promptly, the full ment dealer. MATERIALS NEEDED Throw YOUR scrap into th# fight! Thr* message approved by Contervation Divhian WAR PRODUCTION BOARD Scrap Iron and steal. Orand Rapids Saturday. Sunday evening luncheon guests Phone 2651 far home delivery or buy it at your grocer*. daughters were: Mr. and Mra Ro- Other metals of all kinds. Old rubber. Rags, Manila rope, burlap bags. (reprwMnfiag and wHh lunch provided by groupi ol loading induUrial concern). Waste Cooking Fats — When ynu *«t LOCAL SALVAGE COMMITTEE NEEDED ONLY IN CERTAIN LOCALITIES: HIGH IN CRIAM CONTINT. RAW OR PASTKURJZED. PT. 6c; QT. ||/ ■ ■ yow and son •’Mickey" of Freeport. ^Frederick Griffith of Middleville »nd R J William*, local. M< and Mrs Keith l-echhelner of Delton were Saturday night land BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS phone: Hastings, 2693 HIGHLAHDS DAIRY Phon, 2651 ROBERT W.'COOK, Prop. nu Shroyer and Clayton of BarHASTINGS. MICH. Hulltn . I. . ■ ' and son Harry of Mid- �m Bonxoa banner, ttowpai. august LEGAL NOTICES i'JL" FBES ;i.t- MOBTOAOB -OOH 4-H JUDGING CONTESTS POBATIOB MeDuasM. CUnll J»4<» ns I M8 I ta i'ta rim unit ■Mb ta ■ta filiac lb* bill ta DRAIN NOTICE MTATE or MICIIKIAN, COUNTY HANKY. aa .- MOW THtHKFOBK: Oa Mlln •! 1U1CMII >> Il ta tarlhrr OHDEUKD that vllhta «. ik OBDBk FOB FUNLIBATIOW H<au ■( MKktata. Tka Fn PRAIRIEVILLE Mrs. Mary Mead who spent the past two months with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Adrtanson. went to Kalamasoo. Thursday to visit her son and fam­ ily. GLASS CREEK reporta that Phillip Jean o( Lansing ipent sev- । 4H club members are showing U»e nuAl 4H clothing, canning and food usual great interval in the Barry preparation Judging contest* are *ral rfava tan! waalr ■> Dav **■ —■ County Pilr. He 1* receiving large being scheduled during Barry Coun­ Arlene and Judy Whittemore numbers of entries each day. It Is uent last week with their grandexpected that over 600 of the 1014 home extension agent. 4H projects in operation in lhe ,7“ wWc.h Y.‘U ** ^“'Hasting*, while their mother wa* county thia year will be on display. 1 10 . *n Lansing attending ' Woman's According to early entries Foster charge of Beatrice Boyle, assistant week . .. expect* th 4H garden display to be state club leader will be clotiilng ; ... one of the beat ever with exhibit* Judging Wednesday, August 12 at' , ^£2 doubling those of any previous year. 9:00 A. M; and canning and food Judging Thursday, chiid?^ L” Two buildings will be devoted to preparation at a rwi a m children returned home with them thia exhibit of basket* of quality Atnrnst liliS. iu... b.. ‘‘t" SSSSJC'"1 •“* '"“•I produce. In. h.M thl» mr. lhe Iwtf dele^e^^dtlU Ihool .nd emn ' Tha «H poultry section also seems JI": Ur *pendln«- ■ to be popular with the youthful .ale. ehoaen In e«h project will' farmers This will be the strongest ■ • . r ~—~ While Plymouth Rock show the 4H Jonl**u *h‘*h *“• ** held ln ®a*‘ clubs have ever made according to v ■“ ToRfllrrr Older and more advanced mem­ County Agent Poster. ton at Charlotte. 4H Calf and sheep project* will bers are urged by Mlsa Bullis to j Mis* Joan Erway and three oth­ Il Is still take their Important place in take part In the contest. er counselors from Morris lake were recommended that all contestants the 4H exhlolta. Already over 100 Thursday evening supp 4H sheep entered are being trimmed be at least 12 years old or older. . her home here. and blocked to look their best The Instructions on Judging will be giv­ Mr and Mra. Clyde Calf club exhibit Is overflowing ita en previous to the contest. . celved word from their son, Philhew quarters of last year and a tent ta rented to bouse the overflow ex­ BARBERS CORNERS Mr. and Mra. Nay Bump and fam­ hibit. 4H club exhibits will be in fine ily attended the Matthews family shape thta year as so many mem­ reunion at Irving Orange hall on bers are fitting their animals, with Sunday. Mabelle Hauer spent Thursday the hopes of placing them on the county herd that will represent evening with Manon Champion I Barry county at the State 4H club near Dellon. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Garlough and Fair in September at East Lansing. | family of Springfield. Ohio were County Agent Foster expects to pick over 60 animals to make this herd visitors al Roy Preston's from Tues­ and tlie selections will be made day until Friday. Mr. and Mra. Roy Huver of Lan­ from the blue ribbon winners at sing were Sunday dinner guest* of lhe County Fair. Mra Jerry Foley. Ellen Bump ac­ BOWENS MILLS * companied them home for a week s Mr. and Mrs E. D. Springer and visitMr and Mra Shirley Barnum and Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Bennett of Has­ ting who was visiting at the family of Lansing spent Sunday Bpringer home, drove to Plainwell afternoon with DeForrest Snyder I last Wednesday and ate dinner with and family. Mr. and |4ri. Eugene Springer In Raymond and Richard of North- , their new home. vllie were visitors it Mr. and Mrs.1 I Friday. August 7th with Mrs Max Bump's Sunday afternoon. Private DeForrest Snyder ta sta- , Frankie Briggs at 2 P- m. Everybody Invited. Paul Foley, who ha* been spend­ Wm. Allgeo of Detroit spent the weekend at his Barlow take couage ing a tew weeks in Aberdeen. Mary­ with hl* family, who have been land. spent the weekend with his • spending several weeks here. They mother. Mrs Jerry Foley and fam- ' all returned to Detroit. Sunday eve­ Uy. Sunday evening he relumd to Grand Rapids. ning. Mr. and Mrs Roy Preston, and Mr. and Mra. Clarke Springer, E. D. Springer and Mr. and Mra. P. Donald spent from Thursday until ! G. Bennett motored to Kalamazoo Monday with relatives at Fremont , Mabel and Carl Canniff of Premont, Bunday and visited the tatter's grandson and family, Mr. and MF>- accompanied them home for a few days' visit. Don Curtis Mr. and Mrs. L. G Cole and fam­ Mrs Luke Sensiba was called to Wayland Sunday by the serious Ill­ ily were Sunday visitors of Mr. and ness of her sister. Mrs. Homer Mrs. Frank Cole of Ada. French Itemamber Uve Sunday school word Saturday eveping cmheTilrtlF shine. A class for eact of a baby girl. Saturday morning to Come and meet with us. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Mills of De­ troit. Pells, Leather Uirbta.n I Lynn Erb of Delton spent a few Hides or skins, untanned, are Aitir«»y f<w days last week witli hl* grandmothcalled pelts. After they are tanned, Plalnllffa Ba. A<UreM, Lab* <M»»- | er. Mra. ItaVem Calthrop. they are called leather. aa. Mirhl«*a Mr. Temnle of —- — Mra. Ben Temple of ir.'Kalamasoo, Jack and Howard Temple of De­ OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION troit were Friday callers of Mra. Jennie Norris and Lucy. Mrs Mary Polley entertained Mra. Eva Calms of Monrovia. Calif . Wednesday and Thursday. She called on many friends here and then went to the home of Mrs. Birdie Merlau. Madeline Eifler of Baltic Creek is visiting her grandmother, Mra. Lulu Shepard. Virginia Houvcner ta working In vm Wih MAKE EVERY PAY tai DAY uai L\f>?B0ND DAY WHERE Can He Go? , Il la prayed that laatl ot Tbornappl h. -Toamtelhi of IT IH oSftliED tkal Friday. Saturday and Sunday, several friends from Prairieville. Delton. Cressey, Baltimore. Pine lake. Cloverdale. Hickory comers and Ocalla Florida called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Shep­ herd. bringing plenty of sunshine. Mrs. Shepherd returned from the hospital greatly improved which is good news to her many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd were especially pleased with the visit by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bixlan of Ocalla, •Florida and Miss Martan Hall who is spend­ ing her vacation with her parents near Pine take. Mr. and Mrs. Lewellyn Erb of Delton and Mrs LaVem Calthrop called on Mr Calthrop Sunday al lhe American Legion hospital in Battle Creek. He was feeling fair­ ly good. Mrs. Maxine Eifler of Battle Creek spent Tuesday with her sta­ ter. Mra. Pauline Boulter. IT IH VDBVHM* OBDKKKD taai OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION 4 Probate Oltlre NOTICB OP MOBTOAOB BALE A great army of war workers has come to Hastings to work in our factories and build the tools of Victory. And while they work, we have a job to do, too ... a job to see that these men and women have comfortable pleasant, inexpensive homes the kind of homes that will make them better fitted to work for Victory. If you have unused space in your home, it's your patriotic duty to convert it Into living quarters for our war workers. You may own a large house or a building which can be modernized to fur­ nish housing facilities for workers' families. These homes ore desperately NOW! Act at once! needed cil ARLTON PARK Tire ball game with Van Dcvort NOTICE TO CBEDITOBB spite of all they could do they could f (talobar. A, u In favor of Die Park team Next Sunday lhe Union Steam Pump ball team of Battle Creek will Ulldrad Hmllh. Haslalrr •! Probata. NOTICE |H HKRKBY <11 NOTICB OP MOBTOAOB 1ALB War Savings Bonds For Sale Here Children are Mpecially invited to make their Bond purchases DON’T “l^" Housing Loans Are Available Here! If you own o building which you think con be remodeled into one or more fomily • units, a long-time loan through The Hastings Building & Loan will readily fi­ nance your remodeling or repair program. The additional rent you receive from your new tenants will be enough to pay the remodeling costs. Here's on oppor­ tunity to help Uncle Sam and yourself! Turn vacant property Into homes for war workers . . / profit for you. Come in today! SLAM’ ON YOUR BRAKES rradually. Sudden starting ar stopping grind* off rubber. FBDKBAL FARM MOBTOAOB OOKroBATION Money is Also Available For the Purchase of Homes M'KEE SERVICE OIL SALES ' MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR HASTING8 Id Court bold si PHONE UM THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN 9 STEBBINS BLOC. MEMBER F. H. L. B �TO HASTINGS BANNER. TKimiDA Y, AUGUST «. 1ML The regular meeting shine club will be bMd this Thur,-| children of Calumet City. HL. and kinner northeast of town. I of Hanupood. Ind. arc vtslUng apple-Kellogg faculty haa purchased locality for long-Ume wedding ww Mrs Stanley Glass returned home their parents Mr and Mn Simeon the Llebler tenant house, also .... from >___ -a____ __ visit Omlahwith ■> an bmlth al their Barlow I.k. • nn Arbor this Tuesday I' A pleasant gathering waa held Bunday week's lake cottage, cal traiment Sunday At the Arthur Geukea home aunt in Kentucky • ‘ Burutay. all h*«>1 with Mr, Flora Arlington St■ ' I . _ ______ .___ _______ <__ _ ar ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ‘ -IH- Hzinw. James Faulkner who holds the *"' **-“Jaeventy relatives present from varie lhe Mih annlreraary “*n“ tner were in Oranit Rapids sevMr and Mrs Clifford Davta. Mn office of district leader of commun­ ol.ce,. Besmc. the local retadays last week attending ity service of the Kuworth League ---- , nn. -—• ---------------- ----- -------- Knwi vu uw»= w ciiKMua. 1 tended the funeral of their cousin's Zm tbSTsW-^Sut^SdlM-------------------------------------- th« I Milo Sha< of the Blue Ribbon Mra. Carl Bunce at Casnovia society, attended a district cabinet sarve their J7lh anniversary. Of ground thia week Friday noon for meeting at Grand Rapids, Monday the three couples. Mr. Vredenourg picnic dinner and regular meeting. arudveraary Tumday August 4. .Sheahan family. Chester Geukes and dBlry accompanied by Dr Frank Friday. evening. Ulw» Ada and Berths McDowell Jatnll5r- Mr' *'“1 w,eringa gnaw were In Lansing Monday hav- , Mrs Cha* Crookston, accompanThe Rouse circle will hold its /.'rP1 -.*"-A11 and baby, Mra. Gladys Wurm and blood of lhe CBtUe pre-' led by her daughter. Mra J. E. monthly meeting thia Thursday HU wtfe is a native of the Neth­ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS T.Tv. ■ chlw"n 01 ’h0 w® paniurr U> cxhlMUn* HU herd at No^aard ot Onmd Hapldi. want by afternoon with Mra Charles Park­ erlands Tlte Hulelts were born in Sen SS?*. "S ar'"a “ c“"'» O'*"1- ■>" ol er north of town. Ohio, and the Perraults tn Indiana. M Cee«(U ■« ta r«f« aS Md%raWX eSdTIilirre! EiSJi,1* ’ R “w' 8mllh ’d "" lael -eel te flail her eon. Frtrate , ani. Frl4»» Jah S*. I»«t The local f^re boys made a run* nuuy (Minin “ hou aun ouur Mi wwa vu vwv urt •«>, Mr. and reus, Mrs nenry Henry orog Brog ana and Wayland were callers at the Wayne Crookston, returning home . Mr and Mra Philip Bender enjoyed Friday morning to the tenant home ’Sg..'* te”. >» ««d Mfl. V«e Vincent M of Laid, Mr. and Mrs Vasco Vincent and home of Mr. and Mra. L W. Hulett. Thursday night. -------------Hytnn --------------— the weekly Sing at- ~ Bigelow “ „ I . ... „ „ i *on of Albion were Sunday dinner Saturday. Held Grand Rapids. Sunday eve- southeast of town in Irving town­ aturuay. k Mr and Mn. I. E. Tinsley of De- IHeld gueata at the home of Mr. and Mr, J* • ship. The house which was for­ Mn. John Kollar of the Ctay troU vare weekend visitor, of Mr nlng. Tctefltacne ufnoe. Battle Creek was .I7. . B*e,er aa.< ^amratte^ 11 Gtm C' U coounun“F *• QU«« 111 ■nd *nd Mra. Pete Peterson, We are Informed that Alex Poll, merly the Power, schoolhouae waa ty until Sunday eve-, Kenn^h Kopf has completed a^nHned to the bed Her sister M1M Rulh HowBrd of burned to the ground and the tenMi» Rum HO.-.,a or lorn. 7 ou“u“’ c • six’-weeka' course in an aircraft Mrs Etale Wtntermute of DetroU IMd l»r .uni. Mn. Wm. Manx, la'm “I Mr. l.lxm. RUmjwm. norm I ant. Mra M Bedel teat moat of her Ding. \ 'school in Detroit and hopes aoon'came Monday to care for her. Hom WadneRUy mer Sunday 1 f , .. 00 Or*nd B-P'R* «• AI-< I household goods and conalderabte J. C. Schad and hla wife, formerly of this vicinsavings his wife, formerly of this vicin- 1 savings now How sne the uro fire wwsuasew originated «ta to have employment in that line. Mtes Ruth Stokoe of Grand RapMr and Mra. Tom Taggart and lly hBVp for yej|r> UvmJ ln B mystery *• there had been no fire Carleton Swift 1 WUI»r HU1U ..n/ol “ “» Crrt Su>loInfant edn of Spring lake visited al Wj,ere he has a hardware store. In the house. Mra- Bedel smelted Mr and Mrs. J. C. Jorgenson and of ~ he L mo , V Y rs Her. w r ^11 be glad to welcome them smoke and later found the entire week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs Roy McCaul of to our community , top of lhe building burning. The Mr and Mrs Harold Haywood re- a veteran of the .Worid'Wsr. will northeast of town with their friends vey Miller. Sunday of last week leave for cjun^i, Wednesday, with Mr. and MTs. Bamey Williams and I ----------------------------------— Lynd entertained the , ........ — the garage and Mra Miss Donna Vollwelter— of------------Grand ,---------Mrs.----Max firemen_saved the Barryxeounty inductees. Mr. and Mra. Ernie Kanxleer of Rapids and Shirley Brog of Way- • force of Faulkner's stores at a din- i Mohler and Mra. Bedel state they been stationed for some tltMA—Mf.- and Mra Herbert Hand of the Dunham district, spent Sunday land are spending lhe week at Gun । nej at the Lynd cottage al Gun ihould be commended for their atHarold. whose health la not the best Grand Rapids visited at the Claude afternoon Slj. Charlton park. ' lake With with their aunt. aunt. Mrs Mra Martha I lake Thurvtav Thursday -vmlno evening to hnnA» honor Ij fnrta forts arwl and annrAelat* appreciate tha lhe wnHr work tliav they Rosenberg home tn northwest Arthur Valentine was home from Benaway Miss Frances Potts one of their did. Mra. Mohler cubed Insurance Frederick Griffeth la the new Thomapple from Thursday until hta work at the Willow Run plant.----Ben---Carpenter — ----- - who —. has ,------been-------------------------a number, who-------has resigned , , and F plans ,.„. , on ■„ .... Ute house. clerk in lhe Llebler clothing store. Sunday. Saturday In company with Saturday night and with hta fam- paUent at St Mary s hospital., to continue her schooling this fall. I The Ftonu fairdly of ~ Floras Johnson family Mrs. Roaepberg they attended the lly spent Sunday at Hastings with Grand Rapids for two months te AU had a fine time although the Grand Rapids were In town Saturcalling on old friends In loam last Buskirk family reunion at Selkirk hta people again at hta home in Parmelee and rain prevented eating outdoors as I day enroute to Flint and Mrs lake Paul Faulkner was at Delton gradually Improving In health । planned. PrBll Kenyon accompanied them to The Finkbelner family reunion — Mr. and Mrs Wm. McKevitt were ■ • Mra James Robertson and her The Thomapple-KelJogg school Lansing for a few days' visit with Sunday dinner guest, of their enta and his brother. Major Arnold mother. Mn Julian Potto were in board Last week received the real- । their son Sidney and family daughter. Mn. Day Pugh and fam­ day with around one hundred rela- Faulkner who was home on a brief Grand Rapid., shopping. Monday nation of Mr and Mra. Homer CunHarry Batach Jr of the Bell uvea In attendance. ily In Vermontville. furlough. Edd J. Talbott suffered a couple ningham who are spending the sum- Telephone office Ann Arbor came Mra Dora White entertained her Jimmie Faulkner will accompany Mr,. Hattie Smith spent the week- quite severe heart spells speUs the fore- mer al at Tunnelton. Pa. Homer has home Monday for a couple days <rt di his uncle. Robert Faulkner and children and families at dinner end with her brother and family in part of last week but ta feeling quite been teacher of social science and I vacAon family of Coloma on a two weeks' Sunday as a farewell for her son well now. vocal music in the local schools for vacation trip, tearing next Sunday Duane who goes with Barry county Mr, a B Lewis and little son , six year, and hta wife has been Richard Mli|er of Hopkins spent selectees, for Uncle Sam'a service. iui wrva vuuuiig for the Canadian wilds. visiting his tua ujuhu cousin.. Clare David of Detroit came Friday for head ot the commercial and JourBesides Duane and Bender and other relatives tn this a visit with her parents. Mr and nallsm departments. Homer has aeRev. and Mrs Ralph Harper and Wednesday. children of Hushing are spending wife others pment were Mr and vicinity Mrs Lloyd Elwood. Her busband ‘ position on lhe faculty of Mn. 3. G. Myers and two little Nancy Rosenberg, young daughter will join her later on his annual j daughters, and Mr. and Mrs Paul of Mr. and Mrs Jack Rosenberg, hay fever trek, to the north. Mra. W. R. Harper. j ___________________________ Mr. and Mra Glen Dean and Spyker. Mta, Frances Potto left Monday celebrated her ninth birthday Wed•" children. Joan and Dick left Tues­ Stephen Baker of the north coun- neaday. July 29 with a party at her for Detroit to visjt her sister Helen I day for a few days' vacation In ty line is in quite poor health and/ home northwest of town. Games Hl DoUert of Detroit was a vta- j they will not be back day afternoon with interment in Mt. northern Michigan The Uttte was at St Mary's hospital. Grand and refreshments of ice cream and itor of hta cousin. Mrs E P. Blake I The board has already hired four daughters. Patricia and Carol are Rapids test week for testa. , cake made a happy time for the last week while in this vicinity on | new teachers to care for vacancies, staying with their aunt. Mr, Jas. Mr and Mrs Andrew Welton and guests and Nancy received many business. The place in north They are later elementary. Grace Bradfield of Oregon and Mrs Lucy Robertson during their absence children ------- — — of- Clarksville were Sun- nice gifts from her little friends. Thomapple known as the Henry f pendel of Wayland and Jean Smith Olson of Grand Rapids Letters from the three local boys <!•>' —7 r guests —- of ef h" her parents. px.-tr.tr, Mr and x.-J j>. .. ... H Heirigel made a business Simmons farm of which he was in J of Nashville; art and Junior high Thornapple-Kellogg school dis- *. who recently Joined the marines. Mra Allen Bechtel Utile Phyllis trip to Detroit Thursday, returning charge has been sold—part to a English. Edna Helmink of Virginia trict has acquired two and one-half M Dick Fenton. Bonny Lee and Rod- Welton who had been spending a home Sunday Grand Rapids party and forty acres Park; early elementary. Morrell square miles more of territory in n D*»»i—s. ney Schad state they are enjoying week with her grandparents acFloyd Holes. Jr., who has been to Fred Wleringa. I Weber of Flushing. New York. lhe annexation of the Irving No 2 ' *• their work very much. They are companled her parents home. employed in Kalamazoo has reA vacation Bible school will be | Alien Cleveland who has been in district known also as the Cobb ,[ w.', uUr sutloned at SaA Diego. Calif Carol, young daughter of Mr. and signed and Joined the marines. He held at the Methodist church the frail healtl) for some time was lak- achool. The action was taken at: mJ K»il»>. i»i Mra Hattie Stevens'has relumed Mr,. Harold Griffeth is doing nice- leaves this Tuesday for Kalamazoo weeii of August 17. The school will1 en much worse Saturday and taken _ a recent Joint meeting of the school i E~«<i»r.. b ta her . home on Broadway after ly following an operation Saturday on his first day In Uncle Sam's be conducted by trained church , to Pennock hospital. Hastings His, Bnd township boards of Irvsome weeks spent at her Gun lake at Pennock hospital, for removal of service. A - *— brother Charles ■Is ■in •»the workers under leaderahip of Mr condition Monday was much Im- in< Bnd Rutland The school has cottage. tonsils and adenoids. | been dosed for twenty-teven years U 8. Army and stationed on tire Deyries and will be the thirteenth proved Mra. Florence TenEyck and Mr. and Mrs. Bowman who lived . ... Khool they have conducted this , Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rosenberg., Bnd the pupils transported to the daughter Gretchen of Grand Rap- In the Glenn Kermeen house have Mr. and Mra. Ed Farnsworth of summer They also have a bus which Mtes Kittle Lattimer. Nancy and A)gOnquln school Last year s cen- in hr rhllrtrrn Ids were Sunday caller, al the home moved into the Flo Taylor home on Lincoln, Neb . are spending some will will lUrlr pick rtn dp Ithe children from from the the .larnurllilr Jacqueline knonlrro Rosenberg and and Mr Mr nnrt and I of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Llebler. East Main St. ume with their daughter-in-law. country and it ta hoped there will Mra Will Trumble of northweat Mtes Nyla Klpgsley of Leighton Connie Beeler of Detroit spent, Mfit. Tony Glesseman at the home be a large attendance. Persons who ; Thoniapple. attended the Blossom ta asslsUng with the housework at me the weekend weekend al at home home with with his his parpar-; of of Mr Mr parents, parents. l.„. Mr. and Mra. Ti­ wish their children brought in; family reunion at Townsend park, ents. nest Vermeulen. Vermeulen. Tony Tony who who wm the Olenn Solomon home. enta. Mr Mr and and Mrs. Mrs. L. L. R, R. Beeler Beeler. !‘ nest was should notify Mrs Harry Balsch, Sunday The Clyde Schiffman family have xr...tcr;— zt —J—r- who will arrange the schedule for Mlsa Madge ” Hunsberger of Crxxd Grand formerly a member of U.. the G-. Canadian " — • ­ Mrs Philip — Bender. Mrs. Forrest dlstrict io comet wholly or in part n< moved from the Austin house on Rapids, one of the T-K teacher, I Air Force, is now attending of- transportation. Bender. Mra Walter Bender and into the Thomapple-KeUogg school I Grand Rapid, St. to lhe Jackson was a caller at lhe Talbott home fleers training camp in North The petunia displays will be Mra Russell Bender spent Friday consolidation and lhe area of the (o. house on High BL (Friday. ।I — Carolina. Judged this week by a committee afternoon In Grand Rapids In the district now Is about S3 square ell from the various garden clubs evening they attended the gradu­ mites. I “ The families of Russell Bender ation of Mtes Florence Bender as a Mra W. J. Llebler who Is staying i, lu and Harry Batach spent Sunday af­ Gray Lady''—one of a class Of In Ann Arbor white her husband ‘Jethrwa ta a. ternoon at Holland nearly fifty businou women to re- is receiving treatments in UnlverMr. and Mra Oscar Hnkbeiner ccive the complete outfit. The left on a few days' vacation trip to “Gray Ladles'' are peraoni whrytake Beaver fsland. Monday. Mr and a three months' course as assistant* Mrs Clare Skinner are staying with । to the nuraes in lhe hospitals, glvtheir children during their absence. I en under auspices of the Red Croas. daughter-in-law. MON£r h tha AM Mr ^(j Mrs „ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schad and I Their costumes are gray with white Mtes Florence OrBnd were Sunday children Martha Jean and Rex en­ 'collars and cuffs tertained the following relatives who ta employed in the office of rmon callera at lhe E. F. Blake home. and friends at a carry-in dinner , Westinghouse Electric Company has Middleville ta now fortunate in CUB* AMD OVTTBB BBIOLUTIOWS ■nuui Sunday at their home on west Main given three hours a week of her hBVlng B uMnacd 1Bdy fanerB| dl. St. Mr. and Mra. Henry Buxton of Chaiiotte. Mr and Mr, Russell so an schedule at Blodgett hoapltol. the past two years has been servHunsberger of Wayland. Mr. and Mrs Camer SchondeUnayer wu lng her apprenliceahlp as a funeral Mra. WIU Brog of west county line. taken seriously IU Wednesday nlghj [ director with her husband has re- j im^«.7-.«i Mr. and-Mrs. Harold Sleeman and and on Saturday was taken to Pen- celved her Ucense from the Stole “ " r— son John of Grand Rapids, and Ell nock hospital. Hastings where she Board of Funeral Directors and Holes local Movie pictures of lake underwent a major operation. Sun- Embalmers The months and years WHEMUE 1 of work and study In this profesI sion have brought their award. Mra. ■ Beeler wrote the Slate Board ex­ I amination, held at fhe Wayne Medl11B4 ! cal college. In Detroit on July 2nd. bk it rvuTHKR iMnLVKP; t* | She received her examination ta ' p I standings and license last week and '211 Is now a full-fledged funeral di- rity. i« K?za LEGAL! obdu roa ruauoATiox IsrffiLn „n„B UlW® WDS & STAMPS ’*CK U our d°Uab« maiat four car nfSr <7 fOT fOmfwr funeral home. lege of Mortuary Science in Detroit I profile tiled ta is ’j . __ ... ii.,k is* nil parents in lhe profession. letter last week from their son Ed MOLD aw. a Five aeighbora, with only 6.000 mile, Those of us on the home front have got to build MORE •.. BElTER ... FASTER and we've got to BUY more and more U. S. SAVINGS BONDS to do this job. many extra tire miles will result. If we can't carry a gun it's up to each and everyone of us to provide an ever increasing army of FIGHTING Vic­ tory Dollars with which to equip our men at the FRONT. "»» a PanOer dtelrr at lean once a month for a wheel alignment check. ■g a lira sidewaj aile. Have him i .OOO miles, too. bccomlna costly repair,. Regular in­ spection by your Pontiac dealer it the cheapest way to presanf something you can't replace until the war is wqo . WE WIU Mn. Flossie Pooten of Plymouth called on her cousin. Mn. B. J. Wellman Monday. Mr. and Mn. B J. Wellman made a business trip to Lowell last Wed­ nesday. FAIR DAV WITH THtMl AUG 17 11 HAkittSS RACKS power EASY PAYMENTS ON BILLS OF 32S.90 OR MORE REAHM MOTOR SALES IH N. MICHIGAN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN IRVING Mrs Isa Graham of Washington. D C. and three of her children, two of whom reside in Grand Rapids and the other one on furlough, were Sunday guesU of Mrs. Sowertoy and daughters Mrs Graham remained for a visit with her mother and sls- vUttad at Charles Mead's over the weekend. Peggie Shellenbargtr of Belding is IONIA WE RE IN IT consumERS OMDKB FOB FUBUCSTIOX STONY POINT Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Aellcks vis­ ited Mrs. Aslick’, parents al Beld­ ing last Thursday. Pontiac's FREE "Motor Doctor" in- WE'VE GOT TO WIN IT and H»4a. <1, Mrs. Helen Frye of BalUe Creek and Roy ’ Travis and family of Grandville were weekend visitors at lhe home of their father Mr and Mrs John Perry are on a vacation trip with their house trailer They went to the upper peninsula. Junior McNutt spent a few days In Muskegon wt|h his aunt. Mrs. Ooodenougli and family. There will be Dally Vacation Bible school at Middleville at the Methodist church beginning August 12th. Mr. and Mn. John Belson enter­ tained their son Clifford and fam­ ily and their daughter Mrs. Richard Beeber and husband of Battle Creek Bunday. Mra. Harvey Myers of Hastings and Mtaa Betty Flanders, local, spent four days at Fort Knox, Ky.. visiting Pvt. Robert Bryans. nt - wt neyaoMi/ We Will tVe Muft our boys have been through hell in Hawaii, pushed into a comer in the Philippines, sunk in the seas off Java — and our own shores. tar rtalntllro. It l> ORDKIEn 231 SSWft emeus acts 1 • • s. lU AFniNOON • • gPAglUlM SIAM SMCTACU 1 fa fat fair Mis «r42 pwny with Mr and Mra Young of Battls Creak attended a reunion ot their church at Banford, over lhe Had relatives tn Ionia Bunday. Um Ezra Robinson farm just aast at Mud Creak was struck by lightning and totally destroyed with severiu >• th IVINIHG rail lw Mid l*|ce*««Mi will �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1BU. WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS mained for a vteit until Monday 1—8. | them. j Mr. and Mr*. Harold Lowe of Winner ’ Gertrude McCartney has ' NI1<J art vtelting her mother. Mrs. th* funeral In Naahville on TUaaday? when Rev. and Mrs. Btekley and । Thursday—Sc ml-Final*. Mn. Lloyd Town* and daughter daughter Judy carce to Woodland. > of Game Na 6 vs. Wlnuar of Game SOne to Battle Creek to snend some Blanche Richards. f I --------------- — * MU* Marilyn Town* vuued Pvt. Rev. Blakley is attending the United ! No. L Winner of Oarne No. 3 vs- ume. I ur. ftnd Mra John .Greene left GREGORY Wingard spent Sunday In Grand 1 family of cotte Orove and Ralph Paul Town* of Jeffanson Barracks. Brethren School of Methods at Lake । Winner of Game No. 6. Odessa this week. Friday—Finals—9 P. M. I Bunday to .spend two week* near Mra. Herbert BUven returned Rapids. । Bowman of Scottville were Bunday Carl Holden and a group of young I The winner and possibly lhe runygecosta. home Thursday from her visit at Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott. । dlnnsr guest* of Rev. and Mr*. H. people from Grand Rapid* conduct- , n*r-up will be entered In the jjr antj p Eckardt ot Jackson and Detroit. Warren, Wyoming. Mis* Dtn* Warren. Rev. and Mrs. ’ V. Townsend. . Mr, and Mn. E. O. Sborno spent ed a very successful Hymn Sing Regional Tournament to be held at (ar*nd Rapid* are spending a few Mary Ellen Phillips of Hasting* Sunday evening here In Woodland. । Lansing the tetter part of August ■ days with Mr. and Mra. J. M. Mrs. Carl Walts. Mrs Lawrence 1 tended the International convention Bunday with their eon and family. spent the weekend with her grand­ Last Tuesday, Mrs. Preston Man- a* will the Woodland Merchants In R0Ujch. parent*. Mr. and Mra. Burrel Phil­ Hilbert and Rev. and Mr*. L. E. of the Disciple* of Christ in Grand ua B. lips. Mr. and Mn. Robert Phillips Vivian Rairlgh visited his aunt Holme* attended camp met Ung at Rapids two days during the week DELTON The Methodist Churtb comjng for her on Bun<i»v. Eaton Rapids, Friday. ;and on Bunday. Mr and Mrs. Earl and uncle. Mr. and Mn. Manam visiting In Michigan attended lhe SOth Wedding Anniversary celebra-j Rev. George Wingard. Pastor Mn. Ruth Horne and daughter Mra. DcVere England returned to i Seats and family of South Wood- Rairlgh ot Blockbridge last week. p10:00 A. M —Morning worship. J*cki* of Kokomo. Ind-, have been Mr. and Mn. Meari Rairlgh spent Uon of her husband'* parent*. Mr. her home in Washington, D. C.,' land attended on Bunday. and Mrs. Lewis Manning at CharrIt-IS A— M _Rttndav arhrwrl Bunday there and Vivian relunfcp -----... ----------, ---------। spending the past week with Mr. Bedford, Sunday afternoon. after a week's visit with relatives | Rev. and Mra. H. V. Townsend lolte. When she arrived in Char-1 8 People's Serv- and Mrs. Clarence Williams and Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Bush and man's of Goodwill Saturday n In this vicinity. / | spent Sunday evening at the home home with them. Ask Mrs. Ral- lotte in company with Mr*. G. F-;ice.1:00 P. M.—Young * ' ' Rosemary. .---------------------------------------------------'[daughter daughter Rosemarv. family and Edward Groat were Bun- and left Monday morning for Mra. Cro*by WashtyGrn otOlivet' of Mr. and Mra. Otto Townsend of rtgb about the slae of huckleberries Benner “ and daughter Eleanor, she — — 1 T Ues< j M y 7 p jj — Choir practice. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Williams of that grow around Stockbridge. and Mrs Gertrude Stahl of Lansing West Woodland. found to her surprise that her bus ­ . — — ------— — ■' — I Thursday 8 P. M. — Midweek servFreeport were dinner guest* of their Mr and Mrs. Cha*. Mead. Mn. Mn. Earl Bristol and family of La- Hastings. were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Curl . Sunday. band had had come come from from Nebraska Nebraska to to',lce band ; wn and d.uahter-ln-tew. Mr and ~ J---------* 1 Mr. and Mra. A. J. Sparling vteBurkle Thursday andJ I be present ceie—. at the anniversary — -- i I Th(. Eran<,lka| church I Mra. Roger Williams and family Stoney Point were Monday after­ ----------MIm Betty Henion of Battle Creek,' ftnd lied Adrian Cheeseman of Nashville bration of htes parent*. Mrs. Man| Mr. and Mr*. Leon noon callers at lhe home of Mr. and J. 8. Deabkr. Pastor Sunday. They also called on their Mrs. Faster Weinberg ». u Mr*. Wllnuand mu * uiaays F' ®en™r ?nd daughter I nlng and her mother, Mra. Barbara MU* Gladys nynea Hynes wcrc-.ounday wercX,Sunday _Mr» The church wU1 ** clQ8cd 8un- ,*°n- olenn WiUlams and family at ilftm Heplon of Inkster were visitor* dinner guests al the lumic of Mr El“nor- Woodland and Miss Helena Mr*. Lawrence Bird. Mr and Mrs. Reuben FUher ot in d,y' Au* 9 texau-te of lhe Assembly i the W. K. Kellogg farm In the aft- Monday and Tuesday at the home of the Took Stale. Bapjutana. India. and mra. Mra m U V. Rodebaugh w of ^.n L*not f|mu Bun­ aim v. iwueoaugn Frankenmuth, Mr. and Mra. LouU to Nebraska the following day. re- at mveralde park near Buchanan. 1 cmoon. WoodUnd Chnfch the malned tnr for . a kmwr longer vt.it visit. 1 Mra. John Adams ha* a Picardy Mn. Anna Kahler. Dorr Kahler ’ h*^E °£ Mr “r3 W' J?'^ax?' Schmidt and grandchildren. .Bar­ Organise Service Star Mother's Club , Brethren gladiolus In her flower garjlsi from bara. Ronald, Marlene and Arlene and Mlsa Ruth Scudder visited rel- , ’■ A R Kuehn The Service Star Mothers of j Arthur niM.u, L. Dodge. Pastor FMM,. • which she picked a spike measuring • ative* ln Dellon Sunday afternoon. I °f Ionl* “d Bnd Mra. Woodland township met at the. 10:00 A. M —Worship and sermon • M inche* in length and had elgh- ■ Mr. and Mn. Frank Nlethamer u *crtyll ot. Be2d,nf a‘Undcd home of Mr*. Laura Gardiner re­ I 11 00 A. A M—Sundav Rundav school teen 11:00 teen bkwmm* blossoms and and bud* bud* on on it. It. the the Thoughtful and family accompanied by Mr and ** ,L.Pr>n<*.U?1 oehure* lower one* of which measured eight Woodland. Mrs. Leonard returned cently nnd organised a club for |I 7:30 P. M. Y. P D. meeting. Mra A E Laird of Battle Creek i nK>rnln8 and the Reverend* Kuehn never forgt «■>. n. w. V.rte wllK ,K. — to Frankenmuth with Mr. and Mra. those mothers of Woodland town- i "The Spirit and the Bride say. 1 inches across. were Sunday night supper guest* nnd Yerty assisted with the serv- Reuen Fisher to spend the week ship who have sons in the Armed Come. And let him that hearth William cable received news of the of Fred Jordan ot North Woodland. , say. Come. And let him that la death of hU nephew. Sgt. Gerald Mrs Robert Geiser. Mrs. Millard with another brother and wife, Mr. Otlcer* elected were: President.! athirst, come. And whosoever will, Cable, whose home was al Bedford . and Mrs. Cha*. FUher. * • 'ORIITIHG CARDS Wotring home the past week were ' let him take the-----water - -----of life freely. He was killed in action in Australia.! Mr*. Lester Brumm. Mra. Stanley Mrs. Laura Gardiner; vlce-preslMra. Ray Teeter of Coat* Orove,; CS28*a^C*Ue^, on Mra' Jerry Manker. Mra. Welby Crockford. Mrs. "---- ------ 1 Zton Lutheran Church Wednesday, July 22. dent, Mrs. Vera Curtis: Will v’-"’ ■Al"*1' '* Mr. and Mr* Le.ler Miller. Rev. O. H^r -ntur^ay .fUnwon. I Paul W. GeIver Putor. Carl Scofield and Mra. Guy Kantner Mrs. Myrtle Bulling; Treasurer. L. Yerty. Belding, Mr. and Mra. »f«- John Hauer was tn CheUca garet Sheldon relumed to their attended Farm Women's Week in 10;00 A. M.—Sunday school. Frank Jonra. Battle Creek. Mr. -nd ’T* -nd attended the home here Friday from a five weeks'' LET PURE FOODS HELP YOU LCtOO A. M.—Morning worship. Mra Ray Gutches* Nashville be- Mineral of her sister, Mtes Jo*e- East Lansing from Sunday until Fine frock; Flower Committee, Mrs Church of the United Brethren in visit with relative.* in Chicago. ' COMBAT . . . Mae Wtse and Mra. Ruth Fteher. tidra mtny localcailera I?Wn* •”» ™urad*y: MU* Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Schuster Christ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coolbaugh Meetings will be held the first Gsorge Schneider and MU* Etta Hoppe had been ill for some time. and two children. Betty and Bobble of Coat* Orove wire dinner guest* and third Mondays of each month. Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Will “n S^ttend'^he of Richland, called on Mrs. Alice • of Mr and Mrs. D. B. Green Sun­ Every mother who ha* a boy In the miseries. Follow the Vclte surprised Mra. Victor Eckardt. 7^°. were lhero »H«nd the day. service Is urged to Join. Work for Woodland or Kilpatrick churches Collin* Bunday. of northeast Woodland last Wed-/11™™ NEW ALLERGY for lhe next two Sundays because | Rev. W. Robinson, pastor of the Mrs. Ella Flory and Mra. Ruth lhe Red Cross la planned. ^heV'X^”^0;^0 M“”c^wTteea» £ of conference nnd campmeeting at Methodist church, began a serlCT of Myera spent the weekend with Mr. Softball Tournament Here This HEALTH FOOD PLAN sermon.* Sunday morning. The Sub- I Barnaby park near Sunfield. and Mra. Dewey Zerkle ot Lansing. Week using smooth, soft, imported ™ .nd h^'h^. । Reuben Wolcott were,tund In Eaton £ SSkl? I ^m d£i£ ““ RapMelhXt ject will be To Know IJlm." The i Mr. )> mr. gnd iiq mra. Mra. nan Karl v. C. raui Paul ana and The fourth annual fjtate District young people are urged to attend. j children were Bunday night auppet Softball Tournament Is being held NASHVILLE Rodney Scofield visited his aunt. Ctt"}P Hamrnnnrt Mr. and Mn. John Adams spent guests of Mr. and Mra. Bert Ben- at Woodland Recreation park this Funeral services for Daniel Gar­ Ur«. t—wl LUAHbu, »! Onnd R.p. „ ham and sons at their Leach lake week beginning Monday, and con- llnger. 78. were held Tuesday af­ Thursday with their daughter. Mn. cottage. J Unulng until Friday. Team* iroin ternoon at 3 o'clock at the Evan­ Glenn William* and family at the a* palliative for local irritation* of Mr*. Edith Wunderlich. Mrs. Gil­ 1 bond. Mr. and Mra. Henry Pieasner. They all Eleanor Jean Bird spent Wed- Lake Odessa. Nashville, Woodland gelical church, conducted by the W. K. Kellogg farm. bert Percy and son Denny and Mrs. Another sister and husband. Mr. nesday and Thursday of last week will ptey for Class c title I the nose and throat. • Rev. Wendell Bassett of Blissfield. spent the afternoon in Augusta. . and Mra. Chas. Hanns’ ot Sunfield This new food plan la free at Al. Bitterly and daughter Patty of Mr. and Mn. Gordie Durkee spent with Marcia Ann Smith of Lansing. | — There are ’10 * -------teams entered ——' in Burial was in lakeside cemetery. Kalamazoo were Sunday afternoon were Sunday dinner guest* at the Saturday afternoon in Hasting*. MI m Ione Rairlgh returned lost Class C and one In Cteos B. Of the Lake Odessa. NAME OF TOtnt 8TOIE HEBE Mr. Garllnger was Pieasner home. Mr. and Mn. Duane Harrington Or Your Neighborhood Drag or Mrs. Della Cotton ot Mulliken, week from a visit with her sister Class C team* 5 arc from the Nosh- bom April 22. 1864 in Maple Grove of Kalamazoo called on their par•township. ■ ' He tic leaves his uu widow, wiuvw, — -------------- — -------- - , ” . Health Food Store i who iuu been vteltlng her step­ and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ville league. 2 from Lake Odessa and• loniuuup. onb brother Will GarMr Charles Barring- , 3 from Woodland. .. Margaret: daughter. Mra. Jerry Fisher, la now Henney of Lansing. . Mr. and Mr*. Louis Schmidt of Two games will be played on eachi linger of Cadillac; three sisters. Mra. wn Sunday afternoon. I visiting nt the horn* of her niece, Vanilla, pint .. $1.59 i Emma Lucas of Lake Odessa. Mrs. I Mrs Ote Larabee of Kalkaska. Mr. and Mrs. Carl HeUe of West Midland and Woodland and grand­ of the first four nlghls of play with children. Barbara. Ronald. Arlene a single game, lhe finals beingI Gilbert McLeod of Woodland and . >> spending a few weeks with her Service ainS st O«4. wooded. Fresh pickling spices sister. Mra. Linn Seibel. >t saivsuon. Orlln yank 0I Traverse City and and Marlene Rlvett of Detroit, who scheduled for Friday ntghj. Tlie' Mra. Rose Johnson of Lansing. Cenol Fly Destroyer CQC Mr and Mrs. James McDonald of Mra. Etta Knwtrick and son El- ; । are visiting them at their Woodland first game each evening will begini for the house. Qt. W«3 at 8 o'clock with the second game! Winchester. Ind., are visiting Mr. I mer of Climax. Were supper -guest* Gift* o Sarvica Mon Cofl'Um I and Mrs Ottle Lykins. | of her slster-ln-tew, Mra. Hattie lage at Crystal Beach near Pinck­ Sm Our Salactionl Cenol Fly Spray for 7Qc The schedule follows: Mrs Ora Wheeler was called to Whittemore. tnaausi*., stowell had the misfortune ney. Qie barn. Special gal. I w Mrs. Ollie Taylor. Miss Velma Monday—Lutherans vs. Nashville Chicago by ... the w death of her brothMra- George Cowles of Clarksville i* w Mt». i lo one oj hig prlze winning . ... pr HorKe smith. visited Mrs. Linn Seibel. Mra. Jay t -----n conrau* | llcavy weight sorrel hones Batur- Taylor. Earl Taylor and Mis* Ctera Co-ops. 1. Mcthodtel vs. Nashville er. Horace Smith. Surlnc of Kalamo were Sunday din- Fargo 2. I. M,. -------- —-j------Mr. and 1.1..,. Mra. Ol.u.c. Charles Bette spent ,Wilkinson and.---------------Mra. Alice --Stanton ner guest* at the home of Mr. and j Tuesday — Scheldt's vs. Nashville, Sunday with Miss Doris Bette tn frVm Friday afternoqn until SunMrs. Ocorge Varney and daughters. Kelhl's 3. ---------------------------Nashville Sinclair—vs. . Grand Rapids. dfty. She attended church at Prai------------------------------------- ------------। Grand Rapids. in pulling contests in fain about --------------The Goodwill circle of the W. S. Haps 4. I Mra. Margaret Downing, who te rlevllle Sunday forenoon. i the country in recent yean. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Barnes took Mr*. Jennie Slocum spent test spending the summer near Middle' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Forman and C. 8. of the Methodist church was HASTINGS ---------------------PHONE 2115 the following boys to Camp Shawanentertained at the home of Mra. Thursday with her son and daugh- ville, was home Saturday. dlulREUl CHBIBT -------class ------------j— ­ donee north of Muskegon Sunday j The Phliathea met...Wednes three children of Detroit spent Sun­ Cha* Farthing Tuesday evening, ter. Mr. and Mra. Shirley Slocum ,day evening at lhe home of'Mn. afternoon: Dick Barnes. Freddie .’ I day with Mr. and Mn. Oeo. Forman. Mrs. J. L. Smith la the chairman of • of Martin Corners. this Circle. i Mr. and Mrs ,Edmund Howard of Dorr Webb assisted by Mrs. Mar ­ ' Mrs. Durand Roger* iVlvlan JorOn Tuesday and Wednesday of' Holt were Saturday evening dinner garet Wagner and Mra. Ada Balch, . ; daqj and daughter Carol and son Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Wolfe of' j Ronald oi Grand Rapid* called on last week. Mr*. Leon Nicholson, I guests of Mr. and idr*. Lawrence Ml** Evelyn Nicholson and Mr*. Bird. Farmington spent Hie weekend nt n’ । Mr. and Mrs. Gerry England ot „ j Jackson were dinner guest* at the । home of Mrs. Glenn England Sal­ , urday evening. v 4 Miss Barbara Bailey of Hastings visited her parent*. Mr. and Mn Lawrence Fine frock Bunday. k Mra. Ray Schantz spent Friday i and Saturday with Mr. and Mra. N John Jordan of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Garllnger of Cadillac were at the home of Mr. Gull Lake Bible Fellowship and Mra. Floyd Johnson af East INTERDENOMINATIONAL Woodland Monday. They were call­ ed here by the death ot their broth­ er. Daniel Garllnger of Nashville, BEV. DOH NICHOLLS. Pasler a Mr. and Mra. Johnson,' Mr. and O Mrs. Garllnger and Mr. and Mrs. H«v. and Mn. Floyd Fisk of Lak* caller* at the Dorr Stowell home. bHr I Jn*| ill! HALLMARK HAY FEVER sri SINK :KD El Aguinaldo Cabs* Wonder Honey U. S. SERVICE THE BIBLE! LyBARKER’S Even though SUMMER HEAT Hold it! increases tire wear >14 30 here’s what to do > CiboUt its The thermometer on the right tells a story that is vital to •very motorist who wants to conserve his tire*. It show* how much fatter tire* wear out in summer thsn during the rest of the year. Note that the mile­ age at 40 degrees is 5 lime* greater thsn at 100 degree*. At 90 degree*, lhe wear is over 4 time* greater, • nd even at 60 degrees, it's.nearly twice a* great. o ft War calls must go through! Rubber weaken* under heat—wear* away Q. Every American is glad to give the right of way to our fighting force* in these day* of war. . the hither the heat. Following are tome on ’r lurvirc summer temperature* ... .CAR CONSERVATION TIES YOU MAKE BIG ONES OUT OF LITTLE ONES . . . DELAYING CAR REPAIRS SO. Have Inspection* made regularly to keep minor car disorders from becoming major ones . . . little repair bills from becoming big ones! There are enough repair parts to keep your car running efficiently—if you see to ‘t that none are wasted through repairs made necessary by ’care­ lessness and delay. Observe this rule and ‘ let us handle the Inspection Job ... we can keep your car in lip*Wp shape with expert service and work. Keep your car. roll­ ing . . . efficiently, and you'll be serving the interest* of your country as weij as yourself. your tires have a ham time throwing off the heat they develop in driving. Help them by reducing speeds — not ju*t to 40 but to 30 mile* per hour. This will cut tire heat many decree*. Reduce speed even more on curve*. And, of course, avoid ••Jack-rabbit" start* and ‘'on-a-dlme" stops I Cool tire* call for cool driving. ju« tire rotation—but ptopac rotation—is important. Remember that telephone line* are highway* too — highway* ot speech over which thousand* of vital military and war production me»> sage* must travel each day. And Long Distance line* between Michigan To accomplish thia, your Standard Oil Dealer has a Tire Mileage Gauge with which he can estimate the mileage left in each tire. Then, by putting the weak­ est tire where it gets the least wear, the beat tire at point of heaviest wear, etc., he can rotate your tires properly. Have him do this every 2500-5000* mile*. And every week have him check every tire for proper inflation. •OW« tins ahotdd Because of material shortages we can't add enough new Linet to handle the Increased traffic. So it'* np to all of us to make the moot efficient use of the facilities we now have. HIRE'S HOW YOU CAN HUP 1. Make only the moat essential Long Distance cell*. 2. Keep your conversations as brie/ a* you can. 3. IFhen possible, give lhe number of the distant telephone you are calling. STANDARD RED CROWN •ASOLINI . . . the drotea W STANDARD StllVICE STANDARD’S ISO-VIS MOTOR OIL Local service can be improved in the same way. Try to keep all ealla as short as possible^ Show your children how they, too, cam aid the nation'* effort by keeping their call* brief. And pltat don't rail Inform** lion for a number when It's listed in lhe directory. The telephone c-aU> you save cau speed delivery of a plane or tank! midwest motorist* by a margin of ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime. For night Ice phon* 2352 or 2230 3t s Isstiags, Battari**, WinAUl.14 Wiper* Mlchigaa t Grustag Vulcaaidag ▼uklu OU it Aaueeitiae. ..Utt it Wittlj 'OU STANBARB OIL COMPANY (IHBIANA) Save w/res for war/' ST.NT.RD OIL C.IALIR IS CAR CONSERVATION HEADQUARTERS Michigan Bell Telephone.got W. 0. MOORE STANDARD SERVICE STATION COR. STATE AND BROADWAY HASTINGS PHONE Bill �THE HASTINGS BANNO, TH OU OAT, WWf A IMA BUY ☆ WAR BONDS and STAMPS IIGH BOOTH OH FAIRGROUNDS EARL WRIGHT WONDER DOGS , “ASTOUNDING FEATS IN ACROBATIC I"' | TI ■' -wfr jm.. Yes, This Is J I ; I • 5 BIG DAYS! 5 BIG NIGHTS! OFFICIAL FAIR PROGRAM TUESDAY 8:00 a.nv-Jtetclvlng and arranging Exhibit*. All exhibit* must be in place by 13:08 o'clock noon. Ex­ cepting thow given special time by mien in the premium book. 3:00 pjn.—Gate* Open. Midway Show* and Ride* will be opened and conceuiom in place. * 8:30 p.m.—"Hat* OH America" Herne and Show in front of Grandstand. 25 talented actresses and adopt. 10:00 pjn.—See Free Midway Attractions. Visit Shows—Rides. best Clubs In the Central Slates this season producing shows that sell at a dollar to two dollars per show. 19:00 p.m.—Mammoth Fireworks Display. Visit Midway and Shows. THURSDAY 8:00 a.m.—Gates Opened. 9: 30 a.m.—Lightweight (Barry County'Horses) under direction of Henry Rogers. Free Grandstand. CHILDREN'S DAY School children admitted FREE al gales until 8 pjn. Shows and Rides al reduced prices until 6:00 pan. 8:00 aan.—Gates Opened. 8:00 a.m.—Exhibit Buildings Opened. 0:00 s.m.—Judging Livestock. 4H Club and Open Dairy Classes. Prof. E. C. Schledenhelm. Judge 4H Club and Open Sheep, Swine and Beef Cattle. Prof. C. L. Cole. Judge. 411 Club and Open Class Poultry. Prof. C. G Card, Judge. 1:30 pan^—411 Club and Open Class Horses. II. F Moxley, Judge. 1:30 p-m.—Contestants Parade. A Free ticket for a ride on Midway given to each boy and girl in Parade. ' Running Races. Boys and Giris; Lamb Race; 3 Legged Races, Boys and Girls; Calf Leading Race. Boys and Giris; Siow Bicycle Race. Boys nnd Girle; Egg Marathon; Bike Races. Girls and Boys; Pie Ealldg; Amateur Act*. Grandstand 18c plus 2 cents Fed. Ta* total 20c for all scats in the afternoon. 8:00 p-m.—Mule in front of Grandstand. 8:30 pjn.—Revue and Circus Acts on stage in front of Grand­ stand. These acts and revue have been playing some of the Grandstand Acta.. "Sklppy," the “Wonder Dog," Performing Acrobatic Feats, Impossible for the Best Skilled . Acrobatsto Afcompllsh^ _ 1: 30 p.m.—Livestock Parade. Grandstand Acts by Hoaglan's Sensation Shows. Many high grade show* and rides ready to entertain you on the Midway. Be sure to see Free Lion Act on Midway. ful h clown 10.0 shows Slav The Detro urrtay ladles gold grand ■nd Junio 2: 30 pjn.—Open to lhe World Running Races H mUe. Purses 1st. 340.00; 2nd, 330.00 ; 3rd, 320.00 ; 4lh. 810.00. Barry County Horses Invited to race as well as many out of slate hones. • 8: 00 a.m.—Exhibit Halls Opened 1: 30 p-m.—Parade of Livestock. WEDNESDAY I . 2: 30 pjn.—Large Pony Race, Barry Co. Ponies half-mile. Small Pony Race, Barry County Ponies half-mile. Purses: 1st 315.00; 2nd 310.00; 3rd 33.00 ; 4lh 33-00 for each class. These two race* sponsored by Farm Bureau Service* Hastings. 3: 30 p-m.—Horse Raee (Open to Barry County only) !» mile. Sponsored by Hastings Mfg. Co. Manufacturers of Steel­ Vent Piston Rings and Caslte. Purses 1st, 330.00 ; 2nd. 335.00; 3rd. 310.00; 4lh. 35-00­ 8:00 p-m.—Band Concert by Hasting* City Band In front ot Grandstand. Under direction of Lewis Hine. 8:30 p.m.—Hoaglan Hippodrome Sensations and Feature Acts in front of Grandstand. High Grade Clown and Circus Acts. 10:00 pjn.—Patriotic Fireworks Display. See CopL. Billie Sells thrilling Hon aet Free on Midway. AU Shows and Rides are ready to entertain you. FRIDAY 8:00 a.m.—Gates Opened. 8: 00 a.m.—Opening of Exhibit Buildings. 9: 30 a.m.—Open to the World Horse Pulling Contest under direction of Henry Rogers. Grandstand Free! Be sure to visit Flower Shdws and Barry County School Exhibits. / opene Vl*i shows last a many hove Count ■ make ‘ .1-30 8:00 p.m.—Band Concert by Hastings City Band. Under the direction of Lewis Hine. 8:30 p.m.—Hoaglan's Horse Show and Circus in front of the grandstand. 10:00 p.m.—Fireworks Display. Concessions, Shows and Rider on the Midway to amuse and entertain you. Be sure to see lhe World Famous Billy Sells Trained Lions FREE! SATURDAY 8:00 s.m.—Gates Opened. 8:00 s.m.—Exhibits Buildings Opened. Visit merchant midway as well as shows and rides. Thia will be your last afternoon to enjoy displays of many types. Many hours of work have been expended by your Barry Barry County friends and neighbors to make these dis­ plays possible. 1:30 pan.—Hoaglan's Shows and Acts to entertain In front ot the Grandstand. Don't miss Billy Sells and his trained Lions FREE on the midway. 8:00 pjn.—Band Concert by Hastings City Band. Under the direction ot Lewis Hine. 8:30 p-m.—Your last chance lo-witness the Famous Hoaglan Hippodrome Sensation Shows In front of the Grand­ stand. This complete show has entertained Slate Fain for many years. A complete colorful high-grade horse Circus with clown and stage acts. 10:00 p-m.—Mammoth Rides and Shows to greet you on the Midway. Stay as long as you like. ins a Thw n. 11: Ing a a mi ■nctun cmi'.i a dlf lar d Th satr.oil to .uin:r did payin See the Beautiful ☆ U. S. NAVAL ☆ ANCHORETTES! a pro In t cores (GIRLS GALORE) Saturday Afternoon and Night, August 15 * SAVE MONEY... * Buy your Season Ticket NOW! SjOO FED. TAX TOTAL 10 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-08-13.pdf 2583955603ec30a76a416d7ea8bcb306 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER HGHTY-SIVKNTH YKAR FAIR PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY-SATURDAY The U. S. Novel Anchorettas Feature Saturday's Program Tiie Barry County Fair will close next Saturday night. The program li for Friday and Saturday I* as fol- 14 PACKS—2 SECTIONS Dr. M. R. Kindt Joint U. S. Army-ft Now Major Kinde HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 1942 Names Leon Doster Dosterhaa ----Undersheriff Leon Doster the 'The many Barry county friends of been appointed commander (Cilteens Defense Corps of Barry county. The appointment was-made ly surprised to learn that he ha* by Governor Van Wagoner upon been commissioned as a major In the recommendation of the Barry the U. 8. army. He will report in County Defense Council and of New York city next Tuesday. Dr.. Donald 8. Leonard, state command­ Kinde is the type of man who would er of the Citizen* Defense Corps. wish to serve his country In such Mr. Doster has accepted, and will give his best attention to the duties Hte experience In public health which that position will require. work will make'hte service of targe value to thia'country and ita army. 1 Dr. Kinde came to Hasting* in 1030 when the W. K. Kellogg Foun­ dation began ita work here—and ] that work started in this county. I \Barry County Opens Scran Drive Aug. -r,V e • t. . 1 ' Choi. Annoble Directs Drive; Formers, Dealers Cooperate i SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 N • Do Not Have To September 21<t-22nd Endure the Noiiy I As can be seen in the official call Motor Boat* HONORED 42 -L 9 be held in this dty Monday. Sep­ our larger lake* have complained [ tember 21. al 11 a. m, to elect nine ____________ I delegate* to attend the state con« 1 venUon to be held in Detroit. The ' their craft are moat annoying. They ' A.H^w,Uew CO"°P DeVatOr‘ Mlke* ,DemocraUc county convention will ' .. heW herp Tuesday evening. SepBarry county farmers are “all ,t2?'a2|teMJ«f|Ur?.Ugh’ HM" itembcr 22- Bt 8:50 o'clock, to chooac Ing something very smart by mak- Miss Maude Latham, both of Maple Friday—8:00 a. m.—Oates open. Ing all the noise they can with the Grove were united In .marriage. It 1 n threc d«>*B«tes to their state con- exhaust from tlielr motors. Some the writer's memory is correct, that 8: 00 a. m—Opening of Exhibit lection which Is due to begin in C °J UCt ^ n I ventlon - which will be held in Grand buildings. of them seem to fancy themselves was the first wedding at our county *" * — this county next week. Monday. , depote will be weighed under the 9: 30 a. m—Open to the World especially cute, when they see some ■ fair. Merchant* and factories at Aug. 17. A county-wide organtea- supervision of an approved agent of * 19t Hone Pulling Contest under direc­ one in a row boat still fishing, to this city contributed a cook stove, lion has been formed and plans, the Salvage committee. Weight tion of Henry Rogers. Grandstand drive their noisy speed craft os close a bedroom suite, a dining table and completed for the "scrap harvest" , certificates will be given to the ( (| N F F* E) MI F RFhAN free! Be sure to visit Flower Shows to the row boat a* possible. In or- .chairs, and other household ntceswhich te expelled to yield many । fanners by the coliecUon depots. Wall LKLUUL DLUMI1 and Barry County School Exhibit*. tons of valuable material for war When the scrap has been sold. the llrnVi viipfniii 1: 30 p. m— Livestock parade. urea The farmer* plan to comb' farmer* win receive their pro-rata HhD|- llllAllAY Grandstand acte by Hoaglan's Foundation's > health work in this Ing the fish by Jheir senseleu racket fair. Mr. Harding and Mlaa Lath­ every acre of their farms for any | share of the proceeds from the col■ wLJIZM I Sensation shows. Many high grade county and became the city and Glgnn Wotring Soys They’re type of scrap that might ba of j lection depot*. The only exception Cottagers and fishermen do not am had been keeping company with allows and ride* ready to entertain county health officer. He had to have to stand tor such disturbances ' each other for some time, had talkAhead of Goal Set for Them war use. and It te expected that the ! will, be in Hastings where the farm- I Campmeeting to Follow you on the Midway. Be sure to see ploncer the way. and did it very We read In the Battle Creek En- ; ed of marriage bqt hadn't act the canvas* will be thorough and com- er will receive cash for hi* scrap i With Full Program Free Lion Act on Midway. Glenn Wotring. who has charge plete. qulrer, one day last week, how one । date. When they read the Uet of tactfully and successfully. In 1935 . when He bring* It In. 2: 30 p. m.—Open to Die World of the Triple A program In Barry of these smart alecks wax brought , gifts offered to the couple wito Chairman Charles Annable, HasThe collection depot* set up out In spite of the tire rationing and into court there and was compelled would have the ceremony performed Running Races 5/8 mile. I houn county health department. tings, of the County Salvage com- I In the county are for the conmany of our people to pay a stiff fine for operating a at the fair, they decided that this tary club Monday noon. He brief­ ml ttee will direct the campaign In , venlence of the farmer*. They will the fact that Purses 1st $40 00; 2nd $30.00; 3rd , . , . , , . $20 00; 4111 $10.00. coming tlie Foundation's field di­ ly outlined the program which the Barry county, assisted by the sub- । not have to haul their scrap such *** en«a«ed 111 Intense defense work motor boat on ooguac lake, near I offer was their opportunity, and Barry County Homes Invited to rector In it* health activities In the national government Is asking the chairmen: cnairmen. Royce rtoyce Henton. rtenton, Delton; Denon; ilong । tong distances, alliances, and ana they tney will reacvps uwm — ui -------nome.---me -• ai- that city, with an excessively loud were married in the presence of a race as well a* many fust out of area where It operates. farmers to car.yy.out thia year and OnIc ku-hi, Nashville; Oeone WU- ceive substantially the same for tendance at the Wesleyan Metho* exhaust The sheriff of Caliioun | large crowd al the fair on the date slate horaes. In the army Dr. Kinde will carry next, winch 1* the reverse of what uanUi Woodland; Ken Braendle. their scrap as though they had dUl Conference this year promises county has asked lake residents to mentioned The ceremony ws* per­ 8:00 p. m —Band concert by Has- on the type of work which he ha* was asked of them for 1941 and Freeport; and Clare Bregg. Mid-' taken It to Hastings. call the sheriff's office to make • formed by a Nashville clergyman, to be large. Ung* city Band. Under the direc­ done so well since he began here previous years. Then they had been dlevllle. That marriage wa* “for kevpa." All types of scrap material are Pastor* from all parts of the complaint* against the operators of nroductlon while — n ___ ■__ '_____ 7 ___ is -a ___ r—— Michigan conference, lay delegates ti»e*e noise-making boats. A few | Mr. and Mrs. Harding have lived tion of Lewis Hine. twelve years ago. He will conduct urged to curtail production, The non. USDA Co. nr War Board rep. needed, but .. there particular for 1942 and 1943 the goal te a con ­ 8:30 p. m—Hoaglan's Horse Show public health work a* a health of­ arresia and ano stiff sun fines line* will win end eno the tne i, together aa* husband and wife for resented by Glenn Wotring. and need for scrap iron, other metals. and other* began arriving Bunday. arrest* — — q -> -----fifty yean. They, hare chlland Circus In front of the grand­ ficer in any county to which he siderable increase in the volume of 'Barry county implement dealers land rubber. Everything made of getting their cottage ready for a nuisance. We are sure Barry coun- J over "Ry ” stand. ------ 1. fgrandchildren and great may be assigned. Hte successor on many product* grown on farml-u, I represented by Me»»a DaVld o. 8. uoouycar Goodyear : were these marenaui materials ana and not in In use two weeks' occupancy, putting up ly's sheriff will be glad to act when [,dren. complaints of that kind are made grandchildren. So they have only 10: 00 p. m.—Fireworks display. the Foundation staff ha* -not yet /The farmers of the country, the । Bre actively participating in the should be gathered up. Discarded . Concessions, shows and ride* on been named. to him. happy memories of • wedded life *pea!ier« ,xpIalnc<1- /,ce^. de- | Barry Co. Scrap Harvest I farm implement*, broken parts. the Midway to amuse and entertain ' CoUecUon depot* to which farm- Iworn hoea- shovels, broken hammer*. I you Be sure to see the World fam­ nr th .rn v hilh ™ pr» »>» the scrap have been nails, wire, broken household uten- । ous Billy Sell* Trained Idons FREE! tf^dlhin HUM 1 MUbU*hcd ‘n ,he following loca- •»»: lire*, inner tubes, hoae. belting. I l>ald tn imuu in ciues cities a* wcu well as ax the draft draft.___ -------- — —------------- ------------• „ fact.' Saturday—8:00 a. m.—Gates open. gloves, rubber sole*, bool*, iin are depleting labor that ha* been । ‘ ' 8:00 a. m—Exhibit* buildings available on farms in the past, Delton: Delton Lumber and Coal everything made of rubber: copper opened. . / I and brass; such aluminum articles While it 1* yet too early for a sum- । 00 Visit merchant midway as well as; a* port and pan*, vacuum cleaners,! I newiy-weds. . mary of 1942 crops, he said that if Freeport: Runclman Elevator, washing machines: utensils which allows and rides. This will be your : Entries Tax Capacity A Peculiar Situation Up To weather conditions will permit, the | Freeport Creamery. Mr. and Mrs Harding were and last afternoon to enjoy displays of j contain zinc, like refrigerators, vac- ■ Of Exhibition Space arc practical folk*. They knew that many types. Many hours of work | Middleville; A. Flnkbeiner------and' uum cleaners; lead, such a* found 11 The County Election Comn. fanner* of America and In Barry .. G. --------------hove -been expended by your Barry i county will this year harvest 10 per son Elevator. Ed. Flnkbeiner -Im-jin old batteries; Un pans and othA whirlwind of acUvity was tn cent more of the government-1 plement Sale*, County friends .. and neighbors „| A to constitutional ' amendment waa jer metal articles. evidence on the Fairgrounds the ■ make these 'dinplays possible. | submitted to, and was approved by. wanted crop* than they were ask-1 They have something to show for .1:30 p. m—Hoaglan's shows and the voters of Michigan some time ed to produce. While the call te I. aratlons were made for the 85th an­ act* to entertain in front of the ago that supreme court Justices, cir-. for yet more sons and more farm nual Barry County fair. Grandstand. . jI cult judges, probate Judges and tabor tor for tne the army ana and navy ana and randstand. and ’ utoor HASTINGS CITY BAND CONCERT FOR THE FAIR Conspicuous by their absence mlM Billv Sells Belts and hU hte;! u ............. the American Don’t mix* Doni hl* other ‘‘*er juoiciai Judicial onicers officers “------------shall not----be I for yar industries, I were the new automobile*, refrigera­ home In the Dunham district. Mapto Thursday, August 13ih, 8:00 trained Idons FREE on the midway.1 nominated or elected on party farmers are asked to raise consld- j (Sung by Mr. and Mrs. Cooper.) jtort. and other article* frozen by Grove. They have two Dvum 8:00 n. m—Band concert by Has- j ticket*." The amendment provided erably larger crops for next year March—Anchors Awelgh. National Anthem. government agencies since the 1941 daughters. Mrs. George Ball and , ting* City Band Under the direc- • that the names of candidate* for than they did tn 1942. "Die speak-1, March — ''Lieutenant SanteK I Bells of Salm Mary a Chimes ------I exposition. However, this ha* by Mrs Harry McKelvey, also of Uon of Lewis Hine. {such offices should be printed on a er believed they would do it through Ii mann's March." played by Donald Clark. ' no means put a damper upon Barry Maule Grove. They realise that the aid of their women folks. Just ! 8:30 p m—Your last chance lolwparate. “non-partisan ballot" not Popular — Don't Sit Under the ' county's merchants and they have now Increuln,,,. they ere very fortunate In having wltne«* the famous Hoaglnn Hippo- ; on political party ballot*. An In­ u womm Apple Tree. come to the front with some fine their children, grandchildren and T^r h' . drome sensation shows in front of , terprtlaUon of tltlx amendment ha* helping In factories, so they would I v“ Choral—Softly Now the Light of I displays of such merchandise a* great grandchildren neat them. the Grandstand. This complete held that circuit court commission­ respond to the urgent need for their they are permitted to sell. The work n., th. farm Found a Rose In Ireland. 2. God show has entertained State Fairs era ora Judicial officers, and the Novelty—Pop Goes the Weasel. space north of the race track and while for many years. A complete color- names of candidates for that office March—Start and Stripes Fo£Marble). to the east of the grandstand is well ful high-grade horse circus with have been included on the non­ the emphasis now Is on production;: March—El Capitan. tents, locating housetrailers. and filled with these displays, farm maclown and stage acts. i partisan ballot*. although the ' Choral —Come Ye‘Thankful PcoSaturday. August 15th. 8:0C doing other things necessary for the chlnery occupying the center of the -■ 10:00 p. rn— Mammoth rides and amendment adopted did not name enlng in the effort* to keep up the -te. National Anthem. . conference tills week and the camp­ here on Friday and will shows to greet you on the Midway.; circuit court commissioner*. Those good work of sol) conservation, in : lll5; Saxophone Solo—Piggly Wiggle. March—Foo Ultter. meeting of next week. “ Stav as long aa you like. Interpreted the amendment which considerable progress has Overture—Raymond. Conference opened Tuesday eve­ i fairs are not only of special interest The company of Anchorettes from evidently believed they are Judicial March—The Army March. ning with a business and organisa­ Detroit will feature the fair Sat- i officers. This amendment applies to Vocal Solos: 1. The Band Played tional meeting in charge of Rev. D. leans an loyal Barry Countlans. ance on the actual 51st sea aa »»wa ■aa^aaa^ Frl11 Football Medley March. urdoy afternoon and evening. These primary as well a* general elections, On. 2. My Wild Irish Rose (Sung । (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) ladles, hi their beauUful whlle-and- I A pecuUar situation with referby MUs Shirley Durbin) a stand where War Savings Stamps gold uniforms will appear before the i ence to this non-partisan ballot has Medley—Over There. and Bonds may be purchased and grand stand Saturday afternoon | arisen in Barry county. There are Friday, Auguat 14lh. 1:00 Cornet Solo — Premier Polka. they are really selling them there, awn ui UMST uru. and evening, and will assist the I no supreme court, circuit court or National Anthem. Played by Mr. Robert Roush. The amount sold will make too. Junior Chamber of Commerce in probate court judge* to be voted for March—National Emblem. March—E Pluribus Unum. a nice addition to Barry county's the sale of war savings bonds and ■ the general election hi November, Sacred — TUI We Meet Again. total. Another tent to the east of Victory Program Planned stamps. They are an auxiliary part 'or at the September primary: but March — U. 8. Field Artillery. Novelty—Steppln* Out the school display building lx equip­ With Coast Guards of the U. S. Navy, and their ap- circuit court commissioner* are electSound effecta by Mr. Sam McGhee. Song—I Am An American. ped like a hospital room, and here pearance at our fair will be a de­ Participating ! Vocal Bolos; I. Alice Blue Gown, March—Stars and Stripes Forattendant* receive contributions to School Board Hires Ten provide* for two circuit cwnmisidqncided attraction. A two-dsy program with some |z Somewhere a Voice te Calling the hospital fund. A.*um of 820,000 ers for each Michigan county. Only New Teachers for '42-’43 a lawyer Is eligible for that office. novel features will be part of the j' Supt. D. A. Van Buskirk an- fore 8®lw<tay. Aug.' 15. in order for Enrollment Days But In Barry county no petitions entertainment at this annual event ■ nouncea the complete list of faculty ।tbe counly to receive the $60,000 were presented for any candidate for at Charlton Park next week Satur-1 for the Hastings city schools for! ,froln lbe Kellogg Foundation commissioner. No attorney tn the day afternoon and evening, and 1942,1943 aa ratified by the Board i f °r Improvement of pennock hoscounty cares to bother with It. In Sunday. of Education at it* regular meeting IContributions and pledge* are The program reached us too late counties like Kent and Wayne auch Monday. Aug. 10. 1 ^Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) commissioners have much tn do. and to fully cover thte week but brief­ Due to retirement, marriage, de- j ~ Increased Interest Shows As Drive Continues — Figures Sun-Co. Will Moke Further> the office is much sought after. Not ly—Saturday afternoon and evening calls for a demonstration by the For City and County Reports Given Below Tests Before Abandoning It,1 so In Barry county. itudenia will be held Sept. 1-9: tar The question In this county to be Coast Guard boys In training al Junior high, grades and kindargarers are not returning: High rghool Accordhig to reports Just received The Sun Oil Co.'s test well on the settled by the county election com­ Clear lake; a base ball game be­ —Lyle Bennett, health and coachJames F. Mead farm in Rutland mission Is this: Shall non-partisan tween Charlton and Howell; an from County Chrmn. George Car­ Consumers. 1624.54); D. Trethric, Ing; Stanley Wheater. speech; Vertickets be printed In Barry county penter. it looks like nearly every re­ 8111.00: Rowley's. Inc.. 84.65: H. L. reached the St. Peter’s sand last Tire defense training courses, Teachers planning day will also . our „„ , ,conon. week at a depth of a little over for the September primary, when an old time dance with fiddlers tailer has responded to this drive Smith. 47625; Hastings Bargain rol Conklin, head of manual art* sponsored D by city Knoo schools, for August. Here te how the reports Store, 96.75: W. A. Roth. 198.75; ClePl,'i J“nlor hl8>’—C*<2'erine Clark, j unuo to function regularly through 5 000 feet, drilled into it a short there are no candidates for circuit playing. Sunday the Klwanls Club are en- ।came In. social science and reading; reading: Eleanor th. wh~,i vacation period. In a distance, then stopoed regular drill­ court commissioners? It would seem the school Forrest Yarger. 54.00: John Bul­ ing and began taking out ' cores." to be foolish to put the county to tertalning the Coast Guards with City Chairman Ben Gldley report* ling. 18.75; Hastings Reminder. Duttwellcr, home economica Ele­ recent article explaining these de­ nie.v cores are round pieces of the the expense of printing 10300 pri­ an “Old Settlers" picnic dinner at the sale of 82,007.35 In bonds and 37250; Hastings Cleaners. 13525; mentary grades — Reva Jacobson fense course*, we mentioned the actual rock penetrated by the cor­ mary ballots, when there are no 12:30; later Kim Sigler will talk; ,stamps for the City of Hastings. Miller's Dairy. 45.00; Dutch Kraft. (Mrs.), grade 4: Dori* Hilbert fact that classes for women would ing anpara tux. at a depth of nearly other Judicial candidates, and no The program this year features,,■ With Zone 1, Homer Smith. Captain, 15.00; Geo. Green, 25.00: Glen (Mrs.), grades 3-4: Dorothy Cook . n ...... mile. They show what «.« the rock candidates for circuit court com- •'Victory" in keeping with the trend y'8288.20; Zone 2. Dan Walldorff. White. 5.00: o. N. Benner. 2000; Schoenheide (Mn.l. Asst, kinder­ have enrolled for instruction in of the Umea. AU dllsens of Barry ^110.' z£e 3 WcZrt garten. Special teacher*—Virginia ’actually Is. and whether or not it | (Continued on page eight) Farm Bureau. 53.75; Beteon Bakery. Moore, music; Rosalia Westcott, machine work and others will no county and neighboring ones, •e’jgcoba Captain. $845.00 and Zone contains oil. The core is made by ; ' "r doubt be added. The classes are Kentucky, was seriously injured well, are Invited to take part in the L Joh' rvinaay. Captain. $238.45. 20.: L. E. Barnett. 9650: Citizens girls* physical education. a different device than the regu-!A CORRECTION held dally, from 8:00 a. m- to 2:30 about 3:00 o'clock Thursday aftor4. John Delnaay, Captain. $236.45. Credit Corp. 8.: Myers 5 to |100, The work of these teachers will lar drill. I In the Banner last week appeared program at Charlton park at the The three leading stores were: 48.76: Fox's Barber Shop. 95.: Ro­ be assumed by the following new p. tn. in the Banders machine shop west end of Thornapple lake oft The cores taken at the Mead well a Ahort Article concerning the arJ. C. Penney Co.. 8353.75. Cf B. gers Seed Store, 23.50; Hilda Werner faculty members; Fred Goodell. on North Broadway. Pull Infor­ Is known as the Orangeville road. revealed lhre« Young men from this roviiiru that uiai most must of oi the me rocks rotas : rMl ■ —ot ............... mation can be obtained there or 4: City of Hastings. 48: Strand Hodges. $168.75. Bonnet and Gown sampled were too dense to permit I countX al Ionla- The Item was vtrfrom Arthur Hansen, under whose Theater, 81. Total—------------Shop. 8126.00. 52655.90. oll to penetrate Xhem, One or two UteUr * copy an account of the direction this work is being carried lake. He The Royal Coach Company re­ samples, however, were porous and matter, as given in an Ionia paper. the road sponded with $393.75. and the county Vem Leary. $90.; Busy Bee. 9.25: did contain some oil—whether in But it seems there was an error, stacks up as follows: Reed's Drug Store. 58.90: Geo. from W. M. C. E.; Mildred Gold, paying quantities later step* alone which We gladly correct, in that reTown Chairman Sales Quota Bales Smith. Jr., 10.: Reahm Motor 0o, can reveal. Further teste will prob­ In that highway and waa at 10.: Walldorf f Co, 100625: M. JACOB J. STRODTBECK, Propr. Fred Hering, employed by the . Nashvilleably be made with dvnamlte, which picked up by the Ionia officers for Sheffer. 33.75: C. G. DeCou. 24.: several year* of experience at Scott­ Because of 111 health and being automobile veered sharply will shatter thex rock and Derm it taking or attempting to take gov­ Consumers Power Co. of Battle Ralph Hess. the oil to gather In a pool—If oil Is ernment stamps from any car or Creek, was severely bitten Friday by Adolph Douse ..$1,000.00 $1,435.00 Roy Yarger. 43.75: East End Cigar. ville; Elizabeth Finch. A. B, Na­ unable to work the farm Mr. tional College of Education. M. A, cars, as the article stated. Young 454.50: Hastings' Constr. Co, 89.; Strodtbeck will dtepore of his per­ a female Beagle hound when, in present In sufficient quantity. Hastings— Columbia University, former Has ­ sonal property at Public Auction at Tn talking with a member of the Demond was taken into court be­ the course of hl* duty, he called at Ben Gldley .... 6.000.00 2.00735 ironside Monument. 10.: Wood Bro*. 170.00; Glenn I*uibaugh. 93 75,'. tings teacher, coming from the the farm located 5 miles northeast Middleville— Run OH Co.'* staff. It was evident cause he was with the two fellows Goodyear Bros. 10.: C. H. & W. schools of Lake Forrest. Ill.; Gene­ of Hastings or 2 miles north of Barthat he was not very hopeful that who did break the law—In other Guthrie, who live on section 26. Paul Faulkner. Price Bros. Ji.; vieve Kern. A. B. from W. M. C. E. Assyria township. The sheriffs of­ L. Hinman. 23. 7.: ^. r.__. a profitable well might be developed Tom Barry . the plunge down the fll Brass Motor co, 168.75: Hast. Grain experience tn the schools of Grand 1 mile south of ■ Carlton Center. sharp descent, when the In the deeoer rocks where these which he says he did not know. He fice here was notified and the dog WoodlandHaven: Alice <Dontje. B. S. from was considerable, younger than the & Bean, 75. Total—$241090. core* were token. 400.00 Report Leon Hynes The Juvenile Court home. Mr*. Guthrie admitted that Lafayette Osborne will act as clerk. wheels then struck the Th» regular rotary drill pene­ other two. not received Dwight Fisher. *15.: Francis Gog­ A. B. from M. 8. N. C.. Evelyn Van Sec the adv. elsewhere in thia Issue. Fortunately for tile driver trated a oorous rock containing oil Judge, before whom Fay Jr. wag tak­ the dog wu ugly, and said they had Delton—Prairieville— gins. 10.: Ironside & Michael. at a deoth of a little over 1700 feet, en. gave him a good talk, warning placed a warning card at their gate Ellis Faulkner .. I500 00 dashed over the bank and era! years of experience In the Al­ A. G. FINKBEINEfc/ Prop. also another at around 1000 feet him that bad company would soon calling on visitors to beware of an Having sold hl* farm. Mr., Fink- with almost no margin for get him Into trouble. Fay haa al ­ ugly dog. Some one had removed Penney. 3830: Bonnet & Gown, legan schools; Anne VanWextrendeeper. There rocks were not cored 33 50 Ken Braendle belner will dispose of his personal ways had a good record, and says the sign she said. The Beagle, (Continued on page 3. 8ec..D 1250 237.50; Luella Rogers. 6.; T. 8. Baird, Dowling on either side. The front and property at Public Auction at his he had no idea that his companions which has a litter-of puppies, will The entire teaching staff Is list­ * 38.75: C. B. Hodges, 995.75: A. K. would plan or do what they did. ; be kept Ued up and under obser­ 1(5850 Prandsen. 302.70: Jack 8empf, 10.: ed by schools as follows: D. A. Van farm 2 miles west and 3-4 mile C. 8. Rennells 500.00 LAW HAS TEETH superintendent: High’ north of Middleville on M-37. He is He thinks he has learned from this vation to determine if it Is a case Gun Lake Area ... 50.00 5.00 Lee Office Supply. 4.50; W. A. HaU. Buskirk, Consumers may. under a new law experience a lesson that will last of ugliness or rabies. Hering's lac­ 5.: G. E. Goodyear. 87.50: Log Cabin. school—Edwin L. Taylor, principal offering a good list of livestock and Cloverdale 10.00 just enacted by congress, sue price- him a lifetime. erated lower leg was given treat­ 20 : Trio Cafe. 86: Ralph Coecar- and Latin: Fred 8. Jones, ass't farm* implement*. N. C. Thomas crushed against the steel celllmr viols tors for treble damages, ment. It is believed that the hound1 $9460.00 $4.78145 elU. 23825; Herman Bessmer. 143.75: principal, head of science dept.: fracturing several riba or for 850 00. Whichever is the larg­ WHY BLACKOUT HOUR Marie A. Rowe, dean of girls, head where In this Issue for £ull par ticu- lured man waa hurried I win not show signs of rabies. The state has given us a quota of Jess Snyder, 10.00: Rose Dress Shop. of mathematics dept.; a. Avery er. plus legal fere. It te quite evi­ WAS CHANGED 3825: Waters Clothes Shop. 425.75: hospital. At thia writin dent that the government pronoxe* At least they give a reason for Durfee school reunion Sun., Aug. $8,160.00 for August, while we have Henry's Market. 25.: Pete Dolbee, Aten, head of manual art* dept.; dittan is reported as fa that Its price fixing laws shall be upsetting the "all-set"preparallons 16. Martin's resort. Clear lake. Pol; set our own goal a* $9,66040, and 2.: A. Tolle*, 25.: Carveth & Steb­ Barbara Bachelder, home econom­ It looks very evident, rtports Mr. enforced. Beside* encouraging entorcea. eneouraxine con- for the Blackout Hour in In changing luck dinner.—Adv. • ics: Dana Burgess, commercial; Carl not definitely determined . Carpenter, that with every retailer bins. 81.; O. R. Feldpausch, 1197.75; Damson, social science: Roy Gar­ turners to sue viola tore, the federal j to 10 to 10:30 from 11:00 to 11:80. Triangle Service. 10 : Ear! Boyes, behind thte. doing hte share in ner. English and mathematics; Tac authorities are starting several test The latter hour was going to cause Ilgar allowed Barry county's quota of bonds August for Victory, that It will again 40.: Hastings Ice & Fuel. 168.75: P. Gies, biology and mathematics; case* to comoel compliance with much *trouble 'in connection with FOR THRESHERS Mich. Bell Tel. Co . 10 : reports more than double thte amount. this new legtelation. changing of shifts tn defense fac­ have not been received from the Fred . Goodell, health, civic* and month of August Is $83400. This Report* Just received from Ben following concerns: Jay Meade; coaching; Arthur Hansen, appren­ tories. nnltted us to give a small al­ Gldley, City chairman, show how Smith Bros. Valte: Auto Tag Dm; tice training and supervisor of de­ Lous months, and it Is to toe ment of sugar to farmers who COUNTTrf QUOTA hire and board extra help such each retail outlet responded to the Warners Grocery: Beckwith Brpa.; fense classes: Lewis Hine, instru­ :d that that will be true tor WAR STAMPS as threshers, corn huskera. silo “Retailers for Victory Drive" in July Freese Shoe Repairs; 81 Meade. mental music and social month. If the voluntary plan Te quota set for the August sale wlten they were asked to sell four Warren Roush and Perkins Barber (Continued on page 5. Sec. 1) percent of their sale* in bonds and Shop. Total—805920. fill out an application for this . county stores has been set at 57.400. stamps which te as fallows: extra allotment Bryan family reunion Aug. 23, Barry County Ration Board. Chris Sptrls, |15.: E. J. .Hllde- Morgan's Park. Thomapple lake. Ing bj> the record made In July. 1 (Continued from page J, thia See.) THE FARMERS ARE DOING THEIR PART BARRY COUNTY FAIR IS ON WHAT SHALL BE DONE ABOUT IT! OLD SETTLERS PICNIC AUGUST 22-23 NOT SO HOPEFUL ABOUT MEAD WELL SUPT. VAN BUSKIRK ANNOUNCES STAFF SCHOOL SCHEDULE SH; OPENS SEPT. 8 BARRY RETAILERS BOND AND STAMP SALE IS GOING ACROSS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE iSS Woman Are Enrolling for weronso Defense Troinina i raining Gom Cor Ovor Bonk Drivor Badly Injured Consumers Co. Employe Bitten by An Ugly Dog Two Auction Solei This County's August Bond Quota is $82,000 K exte �THE HASTINGS BAN N EH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11. 1041 OCAL NEWS Harold Kimmel who te enrolled of a Flying Fortreaat Don’t fall Is stationed at the-new air base , session. She received the Btate etlc Association, her professional at th* training school of the Wilto turn yours In at your drugstore, school. . • | Limited certificate. | organization, and for regular Civil low Run plant, was home over the At the Branch-Mudge-McKelveyPvt. Zack York, who has been . Miss Betty Ketcham, daughter of Sendee appointment. Mlsa Ketch- weekend. Harold, a graduate of Morgan school reunion. Thursday at Fort Jackson. B. a. has been j.^ and Mr* Otis Ketcham of ■ In X C * H. Ji. 8. 1M1. passed the pralimlnary examination with^ J^Wgh^avwh0 ™1"’1 her b‘ch*lor I of Kltnt.c degree In foods and nu-’ ■ *> i ing tribute to the late John C. location not revealed as yet Unga boy. te also there taking train­ Ketcham, who attended the Branch Robert William is the name of trition at Michigan State college, ‘f returned from a month in New ing for aeronautical engineering. the .... .four ...... and ............................... one-half month old ls u compicimg completing ner her suiucm student inwrointern- York ici* win City, kwuioM studied votes white titsre . -„. .. tl. or. „ son who who came Aug. 11 to to Uve Hve wiUi with ,hip ^lp *i ,t Cincinnati Cincinnati General General hospital. hospital, ] with with Maxim Maxim Panteleieff. Panteleieff. founder ‘winSd son came Aug. Mr and and Mr*. Mr*. Tom Tom Ogden. Ogden Thte hospital hospital conducts conduct* one ore of the and and director director of of the the Ru-tan Grand ;*Oded to Mr and Mr* Willard nual reunion*. HLs presence was Mr. This of the Russian mans greatly misted at this 1M3'gather­ Iva B. Case of Delton was one 158 student training courses approved ■ Opera Q3. who ha* made appear01 ° cr ‘l ® y of a class of 05 member, to be I by the American Dietetic Assn ane« in thte country in Carnegie * ■* ® " V*** gruduated from W. M. C. E at । Miss Ketcham Is now eligible for Hall and Hollywood Bowl. He was «»* Fred Bechtel reports from ross headquarter* that the luL wu fully six Inches In diameter. ------------------- - ... .... AT FOOD CENTER Step up Ladies . . . show your skill as a shipper. Ring the prize«winning values at our mammoth Food Fair. START Everyl vim because our quality, variety and economy leave nothing to chance—and nothing to be desired. Bring your friends. Big crowds, of course, but wide aisles, convenient displays and helpful clerks enable you to shop quickly and easily. pPlCEf । Tok* a PICNIC LUNCH with you to the Barry County Fai August 11 to 15th Inc. Bread Mullen Ovengio, 11 lb. loaves 3 for 29c TREET, a can _L.33c DONUTS, a dozen 12c HAMBURGER BUNS, a pkg. 10c HERMANS COOKIES, a pkg 17c First Call PORK b BEANS, No. 2 can, 2 for 25c 4X PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. 37c 9c POTTED MEAT, Ige. can PAW PAW SWEET RELISH 10c STUFFED OLIVES, a bottle 22c a doz. 33= FRUIT JARS q‘ without covers a dozen 5= CAN RUBBERS a pound 6c SUGAR ■■ A 241 lb. sack GOLD MEDAL FLOUR $1.12 3 tall cans 25c PET OR CARNATION MILK, 1 lb. cello bag EGG NOODLES 15c qt. 4Qc MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING a pkg 10= WHEATIES 2 lbs. 31c LARD 2lb- loaf 59< KRAFT CHEESE MEAT DEPARTMENT FRUITS L VEGETABLES gal. |c lb. 25c SKINLESS FRANKFURTERS 2 lbs. for 39c FRESH GROUND BEEF lb. 39c SMOKED HAM, lb- 31c PORK LOIN ROAST BEEF RIBS, lean IB 19= lb. 3Qc SLAB BACON, any size chunk BEEF CHUCK ROAST ‘teerbeef lb. 28c lb. 18c FRESH PORK LIVER lb. 21c RING OR SLICED BOLOGNA i lb. cello 19c REPEAT BACON 6 lbs 19c MICHIGAN ONIONS MICHIGAN CAULIFLOWER Ige- white heads 21 CALIFORNIA ORANGES medium size a doz. 29c ICEBERG LETTUCE firm cri»p head* 2<or 25c COOKING APPLES 8 lb.. 25c WATERMELONS ON ICE WHOLE OR HALF 10% SAVED NOW OR 100% TAKEN BY THE AXIS UTERI PEACHES Michigan Grown Ready for slicing CABBAGE 5 ibs 29= 21 a lb. FOO K, CENTER- BUY WAR BONDS 206 I. STATI ST., HASTINGS. MICH. “TH! BIST FOR LESS Dr. D. D. Walton will attend the Optometric Board meeting Uta Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pender and on Friday. ' family of Grand Rapids were BunWin. Houghton has purchased th* Harman Sandeen residence on 8. Hanover. Fred Zemke and daughter*. MarMr. and Mra. Craig Shatfiald have moved onto the WUI Sheffield term, Martha Purington' of Buffalo. N. Y., CH outalds th* city limits, which . end Herman Zemke of Vermontville recently purchased. 1--------------*- -—— —-------— RolhI were guest* of—Mr*. Minerva laar and family Tuesday. Helen E. Nelson of the Bureau of Social Aid and Miss Louella Kinney of Benton Harbor left Chicago Sat­ urday for California on the new the emergency call, recently received. streamliner “Ef Capitan” for a tew Mtes Dorothy Schant* and Ml**1 weeks'. vacation. Miss Nonna Mlthe day of shipment, tn fact sev­ eral over the required number, and vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer iu during the former's absence. the knitting beautifully done. Hltsk* of Chicago. Sgt. Howard Hinkley arrived from a friend of the late Czar of Russia. Miss Fotta also accompanied for Detroit and Mr and Mr* Roderick auditions at the Schubert theater. Warner of Grand Rapids spent a 15-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hinkley, and 1 2nd Lt. Merl E. Savacool hav­ the weekend with their parents I brother*. Bradford and Lewis. Ing completed a six weeks course Mr. and Mrs, Homer Warner. | Miss Olga Garrison of Ann .Ar­ of military instruction and physical conditioning at the Air Forces Of­ ficer Training school at Miami the weekend from Vandalia where and wife. Mr. and Mr*. Curtis Gar­ she is caring for her father who is rison. from Saturday until Wed­ Beach. Florida, has graduated with seriously ill. nesday. Ernest Kenyon, janitor at the prepared to take over executive family of East Lansing were Sun­ Windstorm building is oft duty just duties In Air Forces maintenance day dinner guest* of Mrs John C at present having undergone an Ketcham. that parallel the responsible position emergency operation for appendlche held in civilian life. Charles and Jack Beaumont of itls Bunday, after entering Pennock ' Mr*. Mary Abbey goes to Hastings Bay City spent Sunday with the hospital the evening previous. Re­ August 8th to celebrate her ninetieth Carl Finstrom family. port* tell of his favorable progress. birthday at the home of her grand­ Mrs. Emma Henne of Saline ar­ daughter. Mrs. Walter River*. She rived Wednesday night to stay has two children, six grandchildren, with her father, George Bradley eighteen great-grandchildren and who la seriously Hi in Pennock two great-great-grandchildren who hospital. Mr*. O. E. qpodyear and daugh­ expect to be with her that day.— Anne,- went to Detroit--Saturday Mtes Rexlne Downing will arrive ter. - ---------- ----- ----------------------- — Nashville News. Thursday from Grand Rapid* to !‘O'-* week s visit. Martin. Lake View. Wellman lhe remainder or her eeschool reunion. ' Reid's Resort, ,p«nd Callon with her randparenla. Mr . MVKWN Thomapple lake, Aug. 18 —Adv. 8-13 and Un John Idd, On Sunder W1‘ »■“ Only 25 more vacation days untU Ur. Winona Downin, and Rexlne I S™1?1'; ■ •"«. school bell* will be ringing! will relum lo u>«r home In Lan- | “» HlW-two were reared Mr. and Mrs: Clinton CadwaUad- gtng I at a long table for a cooperative । er. Jean, and Roas have moved from Un Oeone R. Rone and Mlu au'“r « ‘3:M >” “» alunwim the Chidester school neighborhood to their former home at 720 8 Mar, Bcnermerhom of O»eeW, | Colo, will arrlre Rrlda, lo .pend Maurice WlllUon preMdln,. Church. a lew dare will. Mn. I. H RrarU °™t" "" »■" "" I The Inheritance tax on the Lout* aod Mlaa ASne. Blm. Mn Po«u. । : NeBon WUJ. DuBols estate appraised at ha. been <pendin, the rummer In, Jj®”'Ice-preredenl, Jaaon '.around 830.000 amounts to 81617.41 Canada and Mia. Schermerhorn. In । ,“5. M"The only heirs were lite nine northern Michigan, and are .loo-: Ode?Caldwell. Baltic creek. treaanephews and niece* which ac­ plna In Haallrm on their war home u"r* Erwln VlUtaoh. Bartle Creek; p U;i iKnlS and TIiKS table oommnu.appmnred b, Ure counts for the high lox rate. Mrs. Vinnle Ream Boyd of At­ Ulen, elallrel Mr and Mn / ‘4?”“ lanta. who was called here by the Mary Arthur Gage of Adrian, formerly of | Wllltaon. Hickory Comers. The redeath of her brother. Frank Ream ihistings. last Wednesday. Mary 0,1100 00x1 ye*r w111 ** held J*lc ha* been making *omc nice im- Dlen staying for a week. , second Bunday In August at the Itrovemcnta on hte late residence Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bronson ] “me Plac«. on E , Bond St- which she pur­ spent the weekend with Mr. and n ’ chased. Mrs. Basil Smith of Jackson. ro" BAR J? CO. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paine have, Mrs. Basil Smith of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wtswell and I moved into Mr*. Rollo Green> . At the United Brethren confer­ son. Jimmy of Kalamazoo spent ence held at the Sunfield camphouse on W. State St. Emins Livingston, who Ilves near. the weekend with Mrs. Emma Mur­ j ground* last week, the following Orangeville, writes the Banner that, dock. The fallowing out-of-town rela-]I pastor* were assigned to Barry she has a volunteer sunfllower 10i county: ft. 8 in. tall, stem 11 In. diame­ fives attended the funeral of Ar-iI Hastings—Rev. E. M. Wheeler. ter at the ground. 20 in. leaves, and। thur Chnse last Friday: MU* Jose-I Baltimore—Rev. H. R Peltier. i phine Chase. Grand Rapid*: Em­ with a 16 In. flower. ' Freeport. Rev*. E. B. and A. A. Joe Burkholder, class of '43 mons chase and two sons, Arthur! ;• Griffin. H. H. 8- is working in the Wool- and Alphonse. Detroit; Corp. Dwight] '! I Woodland—Ray. I. H. Osgood. Paul Chase. Chanute Field, IU.; 1 Worth store al La Porte. Ind. ■ Howard Lewis, well known here .and tn Middleville, left last ThursVltVHIIItH IIVH J ! day for San Francisco being ordered Mrs. Paul Baker. NUe*; Ruby WUklnaon and two daughter* and Mrs ’' The Townsend organization oak* kinson Brunner. Grand Ledge; Letlor: Mr |I thte question. Are you interested I government work In connection Lew Brunger. ' with his trade u a nattem maker and Mr*. Ward Davis. Albion; Mis* In some kind of old age pension? Otis J. Bouma of Washington. Howard has been working in an Ann Fay Thomas of Battle Creek. Mr. and' Mr*. Wade Fausey and D. O-, will give you the latest news Arbor plant for some time and had signified his willingness to enter daughter*. Vema. Margaret and ■ on the pension question. You are I government service. Mrs. Lewis Is Barbara, of Gibsonburg. Ohio re-1 invited to come and hear him at turned home Sunday after spend- the Hasting* Townsend Club hall ■ — night. August 50. enta. Mr and Mrs. Will Thoma* Ing two weeks with Frank and on Thursday Mias let He Oarn at the Storey cot­ In Wayland Will WUI member* members of the Writer*’ Orchids to Mrs. B. J. Adcock who tage.' Gun take. Mr. Fausey Is n at Heidelberg college. Tif- Oulw Ple“*e no‘c th"1 the not herself, knitted six of the sixty- teacher re— HI I ha meeting nt of tha the Guild —will be Thur.*four big turtle neck, long sleeve fon. Ohio. Mr* Citarlea Barnes returned sweaters asked for in the recent emergency call received at local Wednesday from a trip to Lansing the tame of Mrs. I. J. Smith, 111 E. Colfax. where she visited her brother and Red Crow, headquarter*. , Alton McGhan. who went with wife. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Becker The Maccabees will hold their । the draftees to Fort Custer last going on to Houghton lake and next regular meeting Thursday ] Wednesday. was sent to California Harrisville where they visited her afternoon, Aug. 30. I Saturday. Bert O'Donnell, who also cousin. Mrs. Hugh Truman. .Mr. and Mrs. David Boyes and left Wednesday, was sent to Texas Hastings Townsend Club No. 3 Word has been received that En­ grandson. Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Earl will have a pot luck supper. Tuessign DeForest Walton 1* now »ta- Boyes and daughter. Marjory; and Mr and Mrs. Carl Boyes and son Grand SL tloned at San Diego. CaUf. Mr, and Mr*. Charles Jonea and Laurence of Hickory Comen spent The W C T. U. will hold their MIiia Dorctha Edmonds of Battle Sunday In Kalamazoo with Mr ----- -------------monthly ------------meeting -- at __ the Creek were Sunday guest* of Mr and Mrs. Harry Kelly where they regular and Mrs. Sumner Sponable. How­ enjoyed a picnic to Milham park. ‘ Pint U. B. church. East Grand StMr. and Mr*. Harry Avink and Tuesday evening. Aug. 18. nt 7:30. ard Dickinson of Mason was a weekend guest. Mr. and Mrs. Garrit Jacobson of I Mr*. Ruby Merrick tn charge of Mrs. Bernice Kelley has sold iter Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs Rayl program and Rev. Winston Htone house on W. Clinton street to Will Hotchkiss and son. Mr*. Jennie, will be ^he guest speaker. Endsley and daughters spent Sun-! _______ Schllhaneck. REBEKAH LODGE The Damon McClelland family day with Mr*. Gertrude Endsley. Mtes Kay Murray te filling In at , ’uluAlon R*be,knh who were recently burned out on tile Slate road have moved into the the Lee Office Supply for MlsaJJetty | J? ^lr*1 * wiu »* held ,n E**011 Frledrick who is on her vacation Tuesday. Aug. 8. Pot luck house at 110 N. Hanover. Mr*. J. C. Forester who h*s been;»uPP«r' brin« °*n table service. Mia* Lucy Bassett, former assist­ R ant at the Hastings library, now I staying with her slater. Mr*. Rob-1 I" “XU. tether h^'in « tending the Michigan library con­ Ave. left Frid“y f0.r h" J"' C. will be held, Thursday. Aug. 13, ference at Munising, U. P. this Greenaboro. N. C.. to help in the |n q y{ j-.ii at n o'clock arrangements for the marriage of ” ociock. Miss Katherine Loftus is back at her granddaughter. After the wed- > her counter at the Penney store af­ ter a two weeks' vacation. iKlm Sigler was scheduled to ter. Mr. and Mra. Murray drove het , headline the regular Wednesday as far as Columbus. Ohio, where she1 evening program of entertainment continued her Journey with her at Wayland on Wednesday evening daughter-in-law. On their return ■ Mr. k and “u Mra. mia. Murray stop- . this week. The committee promised trip. mi. that live program would be over tn ped on Sunday in Bluffton. Ohio lime for everyone to get home be­ vteiunir relative*. Perry Boye.* returned home tc fore the blackout at 11 o'clock. ■When Glenn Densmore was pass­ Lansing Monday morning after ing the Frank Freeman farm R 3 spending a few dky* with his Lowell, recently,' he noticed an up­ grand|>arenlB. Mr. and Mrs. David : turned tractor in the field. Ho Mis* Maxine Bushy of Detroit, notified people at the farm and it was discovered that Perry Free­ niece of Mrs Pauline Durbin, te man, 17. only son of the Freemans, visiting relatives in Hasting* thte had evidently been instantly killed week. B __ /lermfl Mra. Kenneth Perry and twe by the accident. He had graduated from Lowell in June where he had sons of Sturgis visited her sister taken an active part in athletics. Mrs. Wayne Frey, and parent*. The clrcumslanfes of hl* death are particularly sad as his father lb. wcwkeml Mr knd Mn. U Bkr-; erance went home with her for a and his mother has been a patient few days' visit al Sturgis. Dr. and Mr*. C D. Mohler ■°‘i: No need to suffer th* at the Howell sanitarium for over Mr and Mr*. Edwin Smith were I torture* of acid indigestion and other . I!S3,.-3=3^£riiSFBi XVi/ts atotei BIG FOOD FAIR ALL EODO wife, although it will be * abort one, — -- ------------ * ----------------------- *— N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE. MICH ’ PERSONALS ORGANIZATIONS £ aj a A ACTION BELIEF sunt, sKfW usrrNO MW INDIGESTIOH Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Huffman's Grand Rapids address Is now 239 Orchard Hill. Mrs. Huffman hav­ ing sold her home on Fuller Ave. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Watkins who resided In the Reveal house on E. Lincoln have moved to Perry, Mich. Mrs. Leon 'Bud' Flinn Is tak­ ing a week's vacation granted by hbr bosses of Die Boyes Agency, for a very special reason. It aeem* Bud. stationed at Fl. DU. N. J, was suddenly given a week's* fur­ lough the fust aUwe their mar­ riage, and naturally hastanedstralght for the aid home town to , enjoy a belated honeymoon with hte gSwch.m.o.^ |E Vlrnnlx Moor. U In du- 5^2" “x~“, " mlThl. -Sk will, hre l.llur who D™« »>““• T" <• '“1‘> te there from Mnn.. on > fishing trip. Mrs Lucy. Graybill of Dakota. IB. { Mr*. Eldon Shank and children of; Sterling. HU Mr* Willard Qinrich | --------- ‘ HL. nt visited . Ur orvt of — Freeport'. Mr. and.‘ Mr*. Warren Roush last week. On' Sunday they ditended the MteTflei reunion at the home of Mr. and port, with tendance. about seventy . »■““ ------ - ---------------- BISMA-REX 50c •> VOrVCTn CT Stebbins -------------------------------------------THE BEXALL DRUG GISTS Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to A11 tn at­ Prompt Delivery Service Phone till Hastings �THE HASTINGB BANNER. TWURflUAY, AL'Gl flT 13, 19U BARRY RETAILERS vmiihi r nhiHlkknrf Main ’ Cafe* (Service BUUon, *4. M C.Wetherbee'» T. Monroe. CTARjn C Al E Webb Service Station. MO; & JlArlr jALilney ‘McKercber Drug Store. 4175.75; Var­ , Dairy 4; Grocery. 1175.76; Naaii(Oonllnued from page 1. See. D j villa Beauty Shop. *7; Vanity Beaubrandt, 57.; Western Auto. 43.75; ty Shop. *18125; Nashvilte Co-Op. DAklh DUiW eery 30 ■ H. VandeGlenen in- U375' PfIulock Uxker W*™Frank Andrus. «.; H. 8? Sheldon, 7J^er°y 274 50 W A Thl r r o BtS’ 4^0 M^^rv Ku.’ 8mllh Bart*r Bhop' ,1M-75 N° 8<Ie‘ RepOrted: rarm*f’ °“ * OU °° ; 183 Angelo'snlrta HinkleyChristopher; Gas u oil; Wayne John's ChrtatoMarket; 7375; Kur'i Mk“” 340 Smi ‘Harold House £“™e 5845: A J L^n P^r-TOTAU-45d44«). 100 ; Hasting* cut Rate. 177.50; A. MMdtoviUeB. Gwinn. 12.Z 12;' R. G. Finnic. 12.; i Paul Faulkner—Tom Barry. Chmn. Fanner'* Marte tet. 25.: Value Store.’ Glenn Dean. 347.50; Central Ga­ 18.75; C. Thomi *— Store. 2946; Sy)- rage. 357.50; Stanley Johmon, 473.venter Thoma* ~' Hollywood 35; R. J. Bedford. 430; H. A. Brog ■ Beauty, 80.: Ua.Banner. . 155.; & Son. 48; Ed Esterman. 451; Jerry: • Hathaway Shultz v8tore, ------ - 48; — — -----re, <no report— 1 Bedford. Paul M. ., Faulkner, received); Perk's TAvern. 20. Total 4213.75; Oscar Flnkbeiner. 45; Farm­ —42010.55. \ era State Bank. 437-Uebler's, 45; Rugg. 424 75; Dr. Lund. 818.75; , 810; Miller Bros. 45625; Kroger. 415; Ralph He**— Adolph Douse Chmn: ’• ■ Lumber Co. 44; M-37 Cafe. IT, Roy Ayers and Randal). 41250; Bab­ ” Snyder. 35; J. J. Vanderveen. 410; cock Service Station. 3305: Beedle / Bros.. 315; Bera’* Produce. 87; Bur­ C. W. Bennett. 443125. No Sales dick * Tavern. 814-Chas. Diamonte. Reported; Reynold* Street Car; 817; Pio Theatre. 85; Ml Lady Dreis Middleville Elevator Co.; Pl»h In*. Shop. 815; Furatas Drug Store. Agency; ft M. Serijan; Middleville 3870 50; Food Center, 4858; John Green. 313950; Hess Furniture. 32.­ 781.20; Nashville New*. 45; Hurd* Garage, gfll.25; T. K. Reid Resort, Ellis Faulkner. Chmn. 412375; Keihl Hdwe. 88240: Kroger Delton Creamery (E. B Bmith. Store. 810; McIntyre's Oil Station, Mgr ). 870: Boulter's Store. Pralrie47; Larson C^fe. >10: Maple Grove Ville. 4182; Collison's Grocery. 340; Gen. Store. 313; Line'* Dept. Store, I Horton's Garage, 415; Faulkner's I Drug Store. 1143.75; Smith At Doster DELTON (the Leonard apartment*. Hdwe.. 423950; Delton Devalor Co, ■ । Mrs. Wayne Hord of Detroit who | Mra. Stanley Rouse of California 380; Leonard'* Grocery. 85846; ; ha* been visiting her mother. Mr*, j te visiting her brother-ln-taw and Loren Braley, 818.75: Delton Lumber Julia Weller for some time, return-1 stater. Dr. and Mrs. Byron E. Far- Hower festival which will be held led to her home Wednesday of last 1 well. Co.. 355; Hen ton’s Funeral Home, in the Delton Community hall. Bal313.75; Peck's Barber Shop. 310; Vic-, (Continued from page I. See. 1) .. —z . tor Hlnea. Gai Station, no report. solicited and every vliltor to the day and enjoyed the sight* at the nock hospital Sunday. Aag. tod. TOTAL—4932.70. and two children Betty and Bobbie fair ta urged to visit this tent and capital. Mr. and Mrs Herman Reynolds, do hi* bit in thte worthy cause. | The Mllo-Cn»*ey Home Literary local, and her stater, Mr*. Maggie of Richland attended church serv­ ice* and Bunday sch</,l here Bun­ As one enters the grounds, the Club meet* Thursday, Aug. 6. with Portenga of Three Oak* are spend­ day morning. first building to be seen house* an Mra. Kite Ila Barber at Richland ing the weekdn n cottage near Lud­ The Misses Hasel and Disabeth unusual display ot antiques, fancy i with Mr*. Leon Leonard of Delton, ington. They left Saturday morn­ Henry of Halting* were dinner work and kindred article*, with can- Ico-hostea*. Roll call was answered ing. nlng for Victory a keynote of th* by twenty member*. E3ght guest* Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hatat ^f x 'Continued from page 1. Section 1) display. A large group of doll* te 1 w*r» present. After the business Lansing spent the weekend with Thursday evening. T. Perrine, Conference President, i espedally attractive to the children.1 meeting Mra. Georgia Kraus* Mr. and Mra. Charles Whittemore — and ----- 1 friends here. Mrs. Hatat remained The program for the remainder of , The school displays are of the her daughter Mr* Ernstrop enter- । for the week. of Rutland called on Mr. and Mr*. the week Include* a great service usual high quality and show some talnad with wme piano due'si. Betty | Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward Will Whittemore Sunday. this <Thursday) evening when the excellent work on the part of teach- I Leonard presented two tap dances. I moved their household goods to I Mra. Sherman Wertman motored new Day Memorial Tabernacle will era and pupils as well a* the com- |accompanied on the piano by Mtas.Hastings Saturday where they will to Champaign. Ill., last week to re­ oe dedicated for the gathering* of mittee that has arranged the vari- Kathryn Horton. There followed reside. : main Indefinitely In order lo be near the young people and the mission­ OU* work. XT r Wertman W—rvman who 1* stationed at a debate and genera] dtacussion on । Charlotte Barnes, who has been . Mr. ary society. Thl* building, located i The- 4-H ■ — building ■■ ... is again -...w-a fitted J| "Modem Methods - “ of■ Education." ...... I visiting ... In .Flint u.lb ■returned V - l.-.., to her j Chanute tutc kField. mu. Mr. Wertman. wvu uU—il. WIIV who lust north of the large tabernacle, to overflowing with the wort of the |The The meeting adjourned to meet ’' home last week. Her grandmother, j is the son *on of Mr. end and Mr*. Ollie vas erected during the past year, young people and one cannot help Aug. 27th with Mra. Elsie Wade and I Mrs. Ada Wright of Flint came Wertman of Cloverdale, enlisted in ind I* a much needed Improvement. but marvel at the beauty and util­ Mra.Ida Turner. [home with her for a visit. . !the air corp* in June. Prior to that Che dedicatory message will be de­ ity of the article* displayed. Mra. Margaret Sheldon went to The Delton Inland Lakes Garden i he was employed at the BUsa in livered by Dr. B. W. Paine. Preai­ A departure from recent years Jackson Sunday where she will vis- 'club held it* annual picnic and Hastings. Mr*. Wertman is the for­ dent of Houghton College. Hough­ are the exhibits of the Orange* of te at the home of her daughter Mra , budness meeting at Shady|and. Wall mcr Julia long, daughter of Mr. ton. N. Y. who 1* also acting a* the county. Surely much planning Roy Jacob* for several weeks. take, on Thursday. Fourteen mem- and Mrs. Mack Long of near Delconnections! representative atr the ha* been done ahead of lime to Dr. Celia McNeely has rooms at bers responded to roll call by tell- ton. conference. make poaalble the attractive show­ ' The one hundred young people ings these organization* have ar­ । who are to be guest* of the Board ranged In one of the building* to |during the camp will begin arrlv- tile rear of the grandstand. j Ing tomorrow in order to attend the Victory gardens have produced i two great missionary services on their vegetable* to add to the Friday and Saturday evenings. Frl- grandeur of the fair and it would l «fay evening the service will be seem that never were there nicer sponsored by the W. H. and F. M. display* than are housed in the S. with Mr*. Mabel Perrine in agricultural building thl* year. I charge, and a returned missionary Nature ha* been good lo Barry I bringing the meesage. The Y. M. county and flower lovers can have ,W. B, Mra. Nellie Fries, president. a gate time among the plant* and will be in .charge of the<Saturday flowers that make the floral hall 'night service with another great a paradise of beauty. Gladioli of 'mLislonary address. almost unbelievable colors and size; | Sunday, the annual campmeellng zinnias that are the envy of every­ i opens. Announcement of pastoral one; a display of cacti that ta an 1 appointments will be made at the education in Itself; these are a few morning service and the ordination of the Joys that greet the eyo. know. W «■)• .service will also be held. And many a potential Thanksgiv­ Rev. £ w. Tokley of Toronto. ing dinner ta housed In the poultry : Ontario. Canada, and Rev. O. O. I building—chickens of all varieties, McKinley of Canisteo. N. Y.. the turkeys, ducks, geese, pigeons, and evangelist* will alternate In bring- i rabbit* And are they ever nice । Ing the messages throughout the I ones! ^.rylh'no P ’ . BUY week. Special music will feature Out to the west of the horse barn*. all the services, with Prof. Lorenzo I a veritable fairground by Itself, thu I Harvey of Central, 8. C-. leading the 14-H club* have really taken things! singing and Mra. Royal Woodhead The building erected two years ago of Lansing as pianist. There will to house road equipment doesn't be­ be other musical talent assisting at gin to be targe enough for this eneach service. I thusiastlc group of young people. Young people's services are held Two large lent* are filled to over­ each morning nt 8:30 under the flowing and smaller tent* have been Smart Style* For Your Succeitful Autumn and Winter! leadership of Rev. Chas. Foster. set up near by. Children's meetings at 10:00 a. m. . are conducted by Miss Jeannette makes up the Barry County Fair ; Fries*. [which Is on this week and which Bewitching to sec . . . wonderful to The dally program of services Is 1 close* Saturday night. wear, these coats are outstanding as follows: : A program of the entertainment for style and price! Gay plaids, ' 6:30 A. M. Prayer hour. provided is printed In another col­ soft fleeces, and distinctive tweeds 7: 00 A. M. Breakfast umn of thl* issue and with a larger and needle-point* in the season's Pay A Little 8: 30 A. M. Young peoples service. than usual midway and * varied new fall coloring* aijd mixtures. 10:00 A. M. Bible study. program that the board feels Is far Dressy or swagger styles from 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. Evangelistic which to choose, according to your On the ’service*. flctals look forward to record breakactivities and new way .of life! Sunday Lay-awoy Huge collar* of soft, deep fur for 9 00 A. M Praise service. Government officials have recom­ trimming. 12-20 and 38-44. Plan 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. mended Die continuance of county 2:30 P. M. Evangelistic service. fairs os a bolster to the morale of Casual Styles You’ll Love for General Weai , 6:30 P. M. Young People's service. our people, so—“well see you at I 7:30 P. M. Evangelistic service. the Fair," has become the by-word in Barry- county. BARRY COUNTY FAIR IS ON CONFERENCE BEGAN HERE TUESDAY j I This is the month you can save some money. We arc all interested in keeping the prices low. make your Dollar go as far as possible and don’t pay two prides for merchandise. Take advantage of our low prices and keep the Inflation down. Buy War Stamps , and Bonds instead of luxuries. |. Fall Weight Coats in Polo, Plaids, and plain colors10.00 to 19.00 Reversible Tweed Coats in brown 12.75 Reversible Corduroy Coat Toppers 6.75 Slock Suits reduced os low os1.95 One Rack of Better Dresses all Reduced One Rack of Wash House Dresses 1.39 New Fall Dresses, one and two piece-------- --------- - --------------- ..6.75 Girls' School Dresses 79c - 1.25 - 1.95 Women's separate Slocks1.69 Foil Sweaters---------- 1.00-1.25 and up Special Purchase of Umbrellas ..1.98 36" Cloth Window Shades fast color 50c Big Bargains in Blankets, join our Blan­ ket Club 72 x 84, rayon, wool and cot­ ton j_______________;5.95 Women's Royon Panties ..25 and 39c Women's Rayon full fashioned Hose 89c Women's Cotton mesh hose59c Stay Up Brass Curtain Rods at10c Stevens Alt Linen Crash at----------23c 36" fast color print ot19c 36" 80 x 80 square print at25c Bargains in Curtains, Draperies, Bed Spreads, Lace Cloths, Sheets, Blankets, Children's Coot Sets, etc. Frandsen'ti "Exclusive, bul not expensive" HASTINGS doling its labor* on Sunday. rd pastor of that demonination’a churche* In thl* city, Morgan end Castleton. 2975 smartly V. F. W. NEWS . Next regular meeting will be i Thursday. Aug. 20. ' Our commander. Comrade An­ drew* has been feeling rather poori iy for the last week. Comrade Wllford Piatt has sent In hl* resignation a* Sr. Vice-Com­ mander owing to the nature of his present employment. Several of the comrades spent Sunday at the fairgrounds getting our tent ready for the fair. Our "Aeroplane Campaign" has gone over the 50 percent mark. We urge all ot you to jend in your dol­ lar to help this cause along. Your dollar might save the life of one of our boys. By buying stamps each month our post will soon have enough for our first ward bond. Zelrna Cox and family have re­ turned from a week's vacation at Thornapple take. BARRY COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS i The Maple Grove Community I group will have a picnic meeting Wednesday. Aug. 19. at the Her­ man Babcock landing, Bristol lake. All Fiirm Burelu members and theif families in the area of this group and interested friend* will be cor­ dially welcome. Pot luck dinner will be the main feature of the noon hour after which sports In charge i of Henry Van Syckles win keep the group entertained. Stans pointing the way will be placed at each turn . west of Lacey. ■ NOT SO HOPEFUL ABOUT MEAD WELL Tailored coats 1975 » . . . and again in the spring! Choose a *oft fleece boyish type coat. In tht popular camel shade, or a smart tweed cut on military lines I Each nicely lined In rayon twill. 12-20. | (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) , but very small sample* of the enuh1 ed rock made by the drill smelled of oil and contained oil. The regu। tar drill coat* the surface which It । cut* through so successfully that no oil could penetrate that coaling un­ I sure. No such pressure was there in either case, but the samples kept of the borings did plainly show oU. Should oU in paying quantities be I found in the deeper rock structure. I these oil bearing rocks higher up . will not be tested so long os the I deeper well can be profitably oper- the deepest structure be abandoned, i testa of the two showings at about I the 1700 and 2700 foot levels can be made, to learn if they will produce profitably. The Sun OU Co. had hoped to find oU at about the 5.000 ' foot depth, because in the test it made on the Wilcox farm, about | two miles from the Mead location. I the oil that slowly seeped Into the two a day. was of a very desirable quality. The company hoped to find . much more of it o n the Mead farm. That was the reason no attempt ' there might be at the 1700 and 2700 foot showing*. If hope/for de­ , veloplng the deep well Is abandoned. ' test* of the structure* higher up will be made, *o the Sun Oil Co.'* I CAN CARRY ■ representative told the Banner. CONGEALED WEAPONS Should these test* Indicate profltI Permits to carry concealed weap- । able production. It will not be Lon* ware granted last wwk to the The Bun OU Oo. ha* been very | following, residents of this county: ' George H. Ross. Bradley route 1; thorough and business-like in te* Ed Morgan. Hastings route 4; Orov- prospecting for oil in Barry county. |er Cline. Middleville route 1: Henry . If first sent it* men into this coun­ ,M. Elliot, city; Byron V. Elston. I ty to make “sounding test*." which ■ would locate structures. You can Bellevue, route 3. have structure* without any oil tn them: but when you find oil It will be trapped In a structure. Then I the company leased the lands where i their soundings indicated structures. I Thte company has spent a lot of j money In making the sounding te*t*. • leasing lands and putting down test1 wells. It* field men believe that | somewhere in Barry county there; ta an oU pool, possibly more than one; but they haven't located te yet. unless further tests shall re- I veal that the Mead well shall b«- I come a producer—and they are not very hopeful that It will, but they wfli not abandon It until they have tested It thoroughly. The Banner ■ has found the members of the Sun •Co.'s organization very courteous Lining! Coilly Worm! SMART FALL COATS GIRLS' COATS 1650 5.90 Tlita collection gives you real , choice at a moderate price! / Fleece in gay tones; Cavalry twill In smart monotones; । Nubby tweed in novelty effect! I Smart plaids to vie with the I rainbow! Somi with fur. Novelty tweeds, soft fleeces or plaids! Double or single breasted, with smart matching trimming. 3 to 6. Coata7 to 14 -.6.90 others with removable lin­ ing*! Grind values for price, , style and comfort! Sizes 12 your family on Penney's INVEST NOW IN COZY WARMTH FOR NEXT WINTER. PAY A LITTLE AT A TIME ON PENNEY S LAY-AWAY PLAN! Percale* 27c Smart and durable for SATURDAY 2 for 15c bottle 22c 2 pkg 25c pkg. 5c 241 lb bag 93c no 1 tin TAKE PART OF YOUR CHANCE IN WAR STAMPS C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN FREE METHODIST CONFERENCE The Free Methodist FUR TRIMMED COATS '«“>« SPECIALS CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP CERTO PENJEL CAN RUBBERS BEST YET FLOUR lost Tuesday evening. Merle Rowley entered hospital Tuesday for an o COAT EVENT IO« «>«»■ Our FIGHT Against INFLATION Reuben Gejilnger of Rani dinner guest* Wednesday Styles for Everyone! Cotton and DRESSES 1.98 Smart for indoor* or out I Shirtstyles. 13-44 COLLISION NEAR ORANGEVILLf I Near Orangeville village Sunday forenoon, car* driven by Bert Rose and John T. Wilcox, both of whom 25% wool. 75% cot­ ton with soft nap I Beautiful rayon satin binding. 70" x 80". BEAUTIFUL Half-cotton, half-ray­ on for warm Hi and beauty. Bound with rayon satin. Big—72’ x 84". . GOLDEN DAWN" COMFORTER So light and billowy—filled to the brim with soft, springy wool I Covered with rayon taffeta hi an attractive scroll design that will took so luxurious on your Mieses- Skirts । gether. Mrs. Mabie Wilcox and her fered cuts and bruises, and the ears 5% wool combined with the flufllnsas ot cotton I Pastel plaid* tayon satin binding •Rag. U. 8. Pat. Off. cotton with «* binding. IT g 84". �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUUDAY, AUGUST II, 1M1 ! correspondents, business men and | lometlmes—but thte fact te carefully PASSING OF missionaries; the the mssaacre massacre of of British British concealed from the the Japanese Jsdaiicsc pubnub- MARTIN TINKUB I A I C 'our WM*UI routes. • i#nd that Congress has not troubled ' missionaries; concealed from I I U K I A L J ' T^ro no sudden solution to the i lo change thte slate of the law.1 and American wounded at Hong lie—the banner of the "Rising Bun" -w ——w- —— —- —-•, -- -- — ------- - ------ana Mary Tinkler, was born tn ” ! nmKUm ’ ta...i Let nntustnract that ihn.ioi. am. Kone and Wake bland:Island; the masdoes not come come out rmout Lon.on lop. Hastings twp. Dec. 25. 1872, and de' problem possible. mn.t We ru>v musta pay not forget that though em-1 Kong and Wake the masdoesalwavs not always hcgvy price for our years of crimln- * ploy era are forced to recognise eacre of British miners in Thai-) It te all disquieting end the exas- parted this life Aug. 7 at hte home unions under •*.« the Wagner Act. there 'land; the rape and subsequent vent tHalr their rage ln Hastings Al Unpre pa redness th* ran* «nhamtt*nt pcrated naratjwl militarists mllltartaEa want ram. In Watting, at nt th« th* ag« nae of N SB years, years. is nothing whatever In the Federal slaughter of British women and in the manner of the savage—Cruel- .7 ^“united tn marrisee Naxi lubmarlno attacks that the law to compel these unions to con- I girls, including war hoepltai nurses ty, torture and vile indignities to J w Clara L Ryan who survives him. POMMIKT « ImlW MT UUUPCTOILLO IHCIOIST duct their affairs responsibly. I The above Is no Idle ranting but'Prisoners of war and clvfliahs In He also leavia a half stater. Mn. "There Is nothingto prevent them rather a summation of the obser-. th® conquered territories who are (Jane Campbell® of GrandRapids, owl, 1—.. rl—o. union neen.lr l4.ii—1 - wrUa। ' powerless to resist 18^P . . .. . ! or rdlou » hub-h-nd-d and un- from keeping out anybody from vatlons of foreign correspondents OM«tun-UU U» q , their union, and so denying him a 1 who are trained to high standards ' Commodore Perry's summation ot Mead of Battle Creek, and other J*" "J .Uoh ta. UXm rta po-uon <ta< job. unless he pay» an extravagant IOf .accuracy in .reporting. Their the the Japanese Japanese character character has has been been relatives — r——w. Their relatives and and friends. friends. __ 1 _ stories _ _______ _____ *_ of ____ * ■*’'* “ * “I There te _nothing and_ _the stories other ci- proven Just __ and accurate by events ‘I ” Funeral* services were ’held at nnron labor ran do no .™« r., Initiation fee. “ - • fortunate I p. m. Monday at the Leonard funer­ ttatak U.M u. lb. tn-rran pubdUMl. compelling them to make their ■1 viltans enough to be re- , of the past few months. al home with burial in Mount Cal' Mr. Prtrllk., Il -Id be rmallad. finances public, or to submlhjo aud- leased from the “Land of the Rte| vary. Father John B. Dillon ofAir transpoct iias ita sphere of ■ Relating. stopped the Sunday broadcasts at It. or to hold regular and unin- ing Bun," dovetail Into a picture ot COAT8 GROVE usefulness, but/It cannot now Interlochen because the students j• tlmldated elections of officers. To inhuman cruelty and sadism Vhlch Our school district Is having a I * • - ----------------nor at any time in the near future there were not members of hte tax. <ta M . -.unaU ta. ocll* (ta mMtadtoM | take the place of the freight car' orchestra, wltlch must be p~ paid torture w of >.conquered Poland at the [n Wld ar(>un(] the school building. Mrs. Hattie Harrington, 75, passed union. runnennert Furthermore ne he is te attempt-'*" attempt- ^•in I ‘ i t < Union, ............... — — — . uuiuuic w«>huc<cm rvaaiaw in undeveloped 4Uj|> recordings of music «nd ' Cvrn though It te te ar. ac- !*j hands I. not used, I. anda of the Nazi Gestapo. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woodman via- away at the Brower Nursing home, ^lrcnl restaurants the — explicit declaration ByBysuch suefiactions actionsdoes doesJapan Ja| re- *t*d Sunday at the tatter’s parents. PtalnweU. Friday evening. She had - transportation w p) orc.cm rrsvaurants and ana radio raaio cording —*—ato ------------------------------------nr nonexistent ... ——1 . faclUttaa are limitedI >r using canned music of the Supreme Court, quite aU right veal...her .true .Inadequacy. Indi- “L"-*“ "“‘W a °' ^b. te the border regloro between or ttiterUlnm^rt^ | according to the law. Evan Even tor for m i .. r.---------------------, Mrs. rtarl Demond came back and one-half years. Mrs. BarringIndia and China for examole-olr c*“"‘»“u«cn‘ pramrama. .".7 < .. , 'ldual* °r nations who are sure of rue,^ frOm Grand Rapids. | ton was bom Sept. 23. 1866 in HuPefrlilo had » »® *‘l ,or loinsnort can move tnnr in a 1 If Mr. Mr Wfrtllo bad his hte way way. for "unlon'' hoodlum h,xxUunu w Uc IP w waU Ior ' themselves ih^nsclve, and who do not suffer having spent a week there attend- tings. She te survived by two sons, transport can move more goods In a-j - .. „ ... eOtfea’trv trucl “ Crossing a • S 8lale Une' fnrea (orce from • a -painful ing tha the nH.irr Church Convention and vis- Vere of Hastings and Arthur of ,। w rV, rBt* Una mi-.,..! sense of inferiority , Ina given time than any of the usual ' c" “le “n““C81 C0M*«-1 toelr way onto them by beating the not stoop to such practices They ,Un« relatives and Mrs. Margaret Loutevllle, Ky- three grandchildren surface transport mediums. 5hop ao nov stoop-----------to sucnrpractices ine>* wlUox who uved herc d great-grandchild shop or tavem tavern ,n in Hastings HasUngs would ■ . ' . , . ------------—-------- ------A^w^eTofX new four- ■ have “ lhTOW away ‘way radios and!t,rtven'' and rorec ,he ‘°° much m“Ch pride and ,nd self ro"* j Mra ” at ‘ — lo throw of ] have too Mrs. norothv Dorothy Hmvnnt Brovont of of R..t EastI' Funer.l Funeral ^lc« services were were he held the phonograpiu and hire union musl-1 lhou*h Lake Odessa spent last Thursday Brower Nursing Home. Plainwell, engined transport planes now being clans to provide entertainment. not offer to render any services, is. i Japanese atrocities may with Mr and Mrs. Harley Sease and , Monday. Aug. 10. at 2 o’clock produced In America could have Robert. with interment at Riverside ctmeThis exhibition by Mr. Petrillo has ttcCQrd,n8 lo llw Supreme Court. reauu from an realisation that The subject of the C. E meeting here. Rev Herbert Oottas of moved more freight over the Burma lireater significance than the mere ccrSalnl* not ln vlolaUon of the j Jor UM.m lhefe u lo be no final last Sunday evening was “Youth In PIalnwc11 officiating. Road route than hundreds of heavy ranting of an ambitious, self-ccn- IFcdcrul Anti-Racketeering Act victory; irom from uuna blind.. .repeuion .rebellion at al Olher chun.hMi—. ------------------ “------ ?-------- /"-----iI victory; waa led by I . ----------------- v—----------------trucks. If we can get enough of tercd labor leader — -*■ __ -1 “ Ac inn** **■ ■ min.imi nnnurcKs I *.. n »u. Rather it re- I ’As long tts “ »Plr‘e,au Congress 1 (heir failure to measure up to the ' Eurl Scuse. Next Bunday evening | PENNOCK HOSPITAL these planes to India in time, the fleets a fundamentally unsound IPermits ------- -----------------------.... state of the suture of. world .. conquerors. mcetlng wiu be led by Kenneth > Babies born at the hospital this disgraceful Burma Road will be no loss With condition in the entire American law wc w111 hav® not only Petrillos' other returning reporters, tell of Kelsey and, the subject^ '-Refugees | during the past week were as fol­ in Our Midst.” ’ jlows: A ty>y to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. transport planes we can do a bet­ labor policy. For. after all. so far bul unlon who d° far morc i inflation which has carried prices On Sunday evening. Aug. 30. the ' Waldron. 430 N. Michigan, on Auter Job of supplying China from ns unionism goes, Mr. Petrillo ta harm than tbe Petrillos Indigna- up Mme J0Q wnt ln (our Jcara' C. E. ere planning a camp fire ■ guest 8; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. HarIndia than could ever have been merely "small potatoes.” |l,on nt ,be edicts of Mr. Petrillo, i t(mc; of printing press money; of meetlng to be led by Earl Wcy-told Perkins. 610 E. Thom, on Audone by land routes from Burma. । The real significance of the Pel-1 unaccompanied by any suggestion or । rice shOruges worse this June than gandt. | gust 7; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Orio In the Sunday school last Sunday Springer. 200 S. Michigan, on AuThere are numerous other places rillo incident 1s ably presented in 1 movc to chan*>’c the lta,e 01 thc ■ before Pearl Harbor: of a shipping •V ’s class won the attendthe Women Women'* attend­ J gust 7; a girl to Mr and Mra. on the far flung battle fronts of the the following New York Times edit- !Uw wh,ch Permits him and others crisis which makes It Impossible to ance . banner and the Young Poo- Harvey Slater. Alto, routes J. on world where aerial transportation orlal. wliich is worthy of careful »u«eMful)y to issue sqph edicts. 1s bring in materials from the con- P*c» clajk4 «l* Offering Banner. will be valuable. But even with !»tudy: Stanley Thompson, 401 E Center, .... qutlta uU>.r _ uhypocrtue.l „ a utexkrt tack of cot- ■ '* ’ on Augusl 8; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. thousands of Lhasa huge nlr trans­ ton. leather and woolen goods; of DOWLINO "is it possible that there ta a , ,uPid ports available, we would still have Callen *. at MIO the «va«i Ivan osiftKO Briggs umuic home Byrle Potter. 1620 8. Jetlerson. on higher law even than Mr. Petrillos critical fuel shortages; of women Saturday evening were Mr. and August 8; a girl to Mr. and Mra. to depend on the lowly freighter for PERRY TRIED slightest word? The Government I standing in line for hours to gel Mrs Harold HUI and daughters William Thomas. 136 E. Clinton, carrying the bulk of needed war TO WARN US Linda and MarclUe. reminding him on Augusl 10; a girl to Mr. and I thinks there might be, and has had food. supplies to Ute vital fronts. Il was many years ago Jhat Comof his 66th birthday. Ice cream Mrs. Chester Eaton. 740 E. MUI. the temerity to move against him AU of this does not mean that and cake was served On Sunday, on August 11; and a girl to Mr. Hugest of the transport craft yet from two different directions. The Japan is on the verge, of collapse guests at a picnic dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pepper. Clarksville, built te the experimental “Mkrs.” Attorney General has authorized the Japanese people and cautioned To give credit where credit Is due. .tnd Mrs. Bam Briggs and son Ro­ on August 11. a 40-ton giant which te still under­ the filing of an injunction suit un­ the West not to be "taken In" by Medical patients whose condi­ It must be recognized that the av­ bert. Mr. .and Mrs. Bernie Briggs tions are Imprpved are: Joseph Ry­ going testa. der the anti-trust laws to slop Mr. their charming manners and seetn- erage, Japanese te toughened to ad- and family of Lansing, Mr. and an. Hastings, route 2; George Art Briggs and son George. Ambitions veralty through centuries ot pri- .Mr*. Yet. It this country now had 5.000 Petrillo from preventing hte musl- ! Mr and M„ Fn.(1 Reams and Bradley. 400 Cass; Roily LeVan. flying boita of the "Mars” classclans’ union members from ...... B °f nhsUf'll>■ colossal proportions making Mbs Frances vatlon in which he has been kept daughters. Rachel and Ruth and LoufevlUe. Ky; ---------------------fired,lred the minds of Jananese lead-lead- "Ln line" by fanatical adherence to husband of Battle creek. Mr. ami Laird. 530 W. Court; and Mrs. svallable, we could only hope to, recordings for .. the radio. The chairn,lnda ot Japanese Mrs. Clyde **-* Briggs •and the carry an average of 75.000 tons of tn^, of the Federal Communlca- er*’ l>e «nied. and they were past an ancient and vicious tradition. ” “'* ,fc “ letter’s Clara Honnemann. Nashville. Surgical patients whose condi­ daughter of Nashville. It was a freight to England each" week, tlofs Commission has started an In- 1 of deception and cruelty. Japan has been fighting for five most enjoyable occasion and all tions are reported good are: Mrs. This volume would be possible only j vecUgaUon of the cancellation, on American refugees recently re* years and has become increasingly united in wishing Mr. Briggs many if the ships were fueled Tor a one- Mr. Petrillo’s orders, of the broad- turned from the fabled land of the poorer through her attempted con­ more happy birthdays. Ward Erway. 706 E. Grand; Er­ Vera Wljlteon is visiting her as­ nest Kenyon. 512 W. Grand; An­ way trip. If the ship* were to carry , cast of the National High School Samurai tell stories of the vile in­ quests. The leaders of her naval thony Humphrey. Freeport, route enough gas for the round trip, only Orchestra al Interlochen. j dignities, torture and murder In- and military cliques (the real rulers ter. Mrs. Harold Hill. 1; Mtes Leonards Trleb. Sil 8. 25,000 tons could be moved during ’ "We wteh these Government fileted upon helpless prisoners by of Japan) have cqjne up against a MARRIAGE LICENSES Jefferson; Mtes Clarabelle Hooper, a week. Since all gasoline must be agencies luck. The past record of Japanese soldiers and police which force with which they did not reck­ Dale Charles Keeler20 Clarksville; Mr*. Gamer Schonoelmayer. Middleville; Don Putnam. shipped- Into England anyway, the Administration. Congress and verify the accuracy of the Commo­ on—The flaming love of freedom Billie Jean Hopkins 18 Battle Creek, route 4; Mn. N. T. there would not be any advantage ; the Supreme" Court, however, has dore's predictions—if verification te which can mould the spirit of a _Never has any man , r plucked the Schrieb. Lake Odessa; Merle Row­ In fueling for a one-way trip only. been all on the side of Mr. Petrillo, needed! I divided nation into a solid shaft fruit of happiness from the tree of ley. Hastings, route 1; and Mrs. Thus 25.000 tons a week ta about They may deplore what he te do-I .. Harry Scobey. 120 W. Bond. It te not too surprising that ,, a, 1 of... resolution and courage. : Injustice.—Anon. the average, practical maximum of ।' ing. but It te they who have brought nation responsible for tne hideous I This has brought up a situation goods whieh could be moved by this ‘ kbout the state of taw—or lawless- barbarisms at Nanking, should also on which the militarists did not unprecedented fleet of flying boats, nets—that lias so far permitted him be guilty of practices ranging from plan. Their enemies are not prop­ In contrast to this. Bigland’s In- , to do It. Let us recall that under disregard of diplomatic courtesies erly impressed with their swash­ WATERS CLOTHES SHOP coming freight, even during lime recent Supreme Court decisions to the Imprisonment and torture of buckling display of might. Indeed, of war and in spite of submarine tabor unions enjoy swapping Im- American and British newspaper they actually fight bark! And action, averages 750,000 tons per I T A D SlSS;OH«knS'TON It would take a fleet of 150.000 flying boats of the "Mars" class to handle thte volume and even then such heavy Individual, items as light and medium tanks or the heavier pieces of field artillery could not It takes a minimum crew of sev­ en highly trained men to handle a flying boat like the "Mars." Thus it would take an army of about 1.050.000 airmen lo man the 150,000 flying boats necessary to carry the average tonnage of merchandise which England ta receiving each AUCTION SALE Wednesday, Aug. 19,1942 Starting at 1 o'clock. I will offer the following LIVESTOCK Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, bred March 23 Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old, not bred know what anti-submarine te all about, which will spell the doom ot the un'drr water marauder. It will take time to get these boats in sufficient numbers and more time lo train the men So. lor weeks or possibly tnonliu to come, submarines are likely to continue About 150 Leghorn pullets, 4 mos. old 'U.S.War Bands Naw government regulations permit you lo buy a new gai range, if you need anal Here's the biggest range value of the year! Oven bakes biscuits in 10 minutes from a cold itartl Hoe Robertshaw control! Ribbon-Home burners on the handy centered cooktopl* Glideout broiler! Full Rock Wool Emulated oven and broiler! Stain­ leu porcelain! See this range sensation fodayl 6^*9 »> ... order early as quontilies ere liir.itedl Masvivo cast-iron inner POULTRY FARM IMPLEMENTS John Deere tractor, model D, good condition 3 bottom plow International side rake John Deere manure spreader' Fertilizer drill, nearly new Cultipacker 3 sec. spring drag Silo filler and pipes 7 tooth cultivator Cream separator, nearly new Gale 2 horse cultivator Other articles too numerous to mention bums smoke ond gaiei usually wasted) Radiant doors al side ... Fall SWEATERS quick healing! 20 in. flrepet! Eaxy to clean porcelain finish! Are Here! KHOIINI CIRCULATOR A Big complete ossortment of novelties and staples. 16.95 We have a complete stock of Pure Wool sweaters too. Sizes 34 to 52. Not only heats, but cooks as welll . Two big wickless burners ... one filling of kerosene lasts 12-14 hours! Heals up to two rooms! Eligible buyers can gel immedi­ Fall JACKETS ate delivery! Get It today! for Cool Days Comploto With Controls! Standard Stoker l3750 Poplins, gaberdines, reversibles, horse­ hides, suedes, goat skins, copes. A very large stock to choose from. WM,AIICoatnh..i End flra-tanding, gratB-shak- Corduroy Reversible Finger Tips TERMS OF SALE—All sums of $10.00 and under cash. Balance, six months time will bo allowed on good bankable notes with interest at 6'J. Arrangements to be made before time of sale. * " This is a popular coat for young men for fall. 11 N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer automatic heat control I You’ll gain many extra hours of teteure time each weekt 30-lb. per hour capacity. Rever­ sible corduroy with rainproof gaberdine on one TP50 ■ side. Price; lamt YOU CAN BUY A NEW GAS RANGE IF YOU NIED IT 64.95 unit circulates heat for 4 roomsl Extra large feed door! Het blest 3 Guernsey heifers, 1 J yrs. old Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old 2 Durhom heifers, I J yrs. old Yeorling steer A Dime Out of Every Dollar in 1942 RANGES AND HEATERS If you need a heater... Wards can give you immediate delivery at Public Auction at my farm, 2 miles west and 4 mile north which have been turned orcr to the training of coast guard units are giving a better answer to Uie sub- , marine problem than would a fly­ Ing boat twice the size of the -Mars" For it te the speedy patrol craft, the motor-turpedo boats, the sub­ chasers. the corvettes and the de- Riaeaber Batran DIFARTMENT, COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS OF BIO COAL-WOOD CIRCULATOR HEATER Having sold my farm, I will dispose of my personal property of Middleville on M-37 on Obviously such an outlay is fan­ tastic. The matcriab. factory spaor. machines and time necessary to produce such an aerial fleet would defy the Imagination. Doubtless there will be future de­ velopments In the air transport field which will make any of the above remarks obsolete. But such super­ craft have not yet even reached the drawing board stage. They will probably not be available in time for thte war. We must make our * plans without them. Air transport ta definitely not the Immediate answer to the submarine. As a matter of fact, the Kellogg VISIT WARDS STOVE WATERS CLOTHES SHOP BUY WAR STAMPS! ON SALE AT ‘‘S«lling Quality Keeps Us Busy” HASTINGS MICH. •ur m«r ba bauaM an aw maathl, na,nWnl plan. �TU BASTING! MANNO, TSVBBDAY, AUGUBT U. IMS Mrs. Russell Tolles August 19 for pot the members. Lydia Solomon. luck supper, everyone invited. Delay Baker. Dorothy Cany and Hendershott two contests presented by Gertrude The Hendershott reunion will Jackson. meet with Mrs. Maude Youngs at Comstock. August 33 instead of Aug. the hostess 15.—Carrie McDonald. Secy. at the next meeting. Sept. 1. Roll call will be “School Day Memorlaa." Gregory Ed McPharlln thte Sunday. Aug. 10. g Doud School Church Rev. Don Nicholls will apeak Sunday morning on -JSeven Unitlee of Ephesians vs. Modern UnltartanIsm." \ Tile Doud Sunday''mInxjI lias a have charge of the program. CHURCHES BEN FRANKLIN STORE TO OPEN SOON Mrs Floyd Gaakill; AMI. Glapo Miller; Intermadiato girls, Mn BAPTIST CHURCH NOTU The Missionary meeting recent­ ly postponed will be held Wed| (Continued from page 1. Sec 1) nasday afternoon. Aug. IB. at the Parsonage, 425 West Court street Ottilia Kamlnske. commercial; The building, owned by Mrs. P. Theodore Knopf, agriculture; Lena T. Oolgrove. formerly occupied by Our guest speaker for Bunday dent Arthm” W LoS^vwl ‘he A 8. P. Oo. is undergoing ex­ late of Paw Paw. He will speak at dept.. Arthur w. Lower, vocal ■ i»I<af«» remodel ins It boasts new music and social science; Emily J.; wlndowi counters fixture*, and both services and will be glad to “nd Jou{nB>Um: fioreacent lighting among the 1m- meet all his qld friends in Has­ tings. Herbert J. Hflnhardt. head of so-1 provemenU u ?dePel.<,3,V Roh#°,n' I The store te Individually owned h«»d °f English dept.; Lester L. by the Hagan Bros, ot Chicago who BUNDAY SCHOOL Schilling, speech. operate under a franchise from OFFICERS ELECTED The Wesleyan Methodist Sunday Special teachers and supervisors1 Butler Bro*. School board met at the home of DALI HENRY ADVANCED Joseph Brozak. boys’ physlcal^igi- TRANSFERRED TO SHIP S COOK. 3rd CLASS ^luorttan (Head of Dept ); Mary £. TO LANSING Mr Ind Mra HhirtePn H.n'S’.S. Clunpb*U’ “rt: Blnor M Pu«e-' -ff'.Ai .,. ry . _ .. j. _. j!.y B’ I■■ • - *M music; music, Anne aiiiic VanWestrenen. van wcstrenen. girls'j giris । । recently advanced rating physical education; education: Groce Grace Butler, Butler .V.a,2.ccd In *.n It 1, . from '• Physical .Seaman. '..*7 education. . . 77 ' Seaman. 2nd 2nd elau class, tn to Htiln'a Shipa Honk Cook 7 health ; US S" X.T'rXui . ■"» cmwl uboo. .dminuu.udn Norman.Otto, meal mgr. at the Kroger store, has been transferred ttr to Lansing where he will have a like position Mr and Mr*. Otto and early and enjoy God's -----------\ Great Lakes, ill, the world's lari? Martin Corner*----------------- '. e*t naval training center, slnce-hte Remember the preaching sere- enlistment in lhe,.Navy last De­ Ice next Sunday morning at 10, cctnbcr. Hte assignment at Great o’clock. Plan to attend church ahdi i^ke* is in one of the Station galBunday school. {leys. Some "chef now te Dale! He The W. 8. C. S. will meet with hu charge of feeding 2.00C — Mrs Carrie Fisher Wednesday. Aug | and has 180 men under him. Some’ 19 for a pot luck supper. All arei gal ought to find Dale the perfect Invited. husband In the years to come. U composed of: II!., and Minnesota where they will Walter E Perkins, principal, sci­ visit his parents. Then he will take ence; Helen M Warr, aas'l princi­ up his work in Lansing. Mr. Pike pal and supervisor of elementary the new manager, will arrive here grades. ■ Thursday. The Junior High school. teachers CHARLTON PARK 2?’*". MEnglish The Union Steam Pump baseball and science; Wesley M Burrell. team Of Battle Creek played a Englteh and social science; Mabel heartbreaking game at the Park A. Opaby. Englteh and arithmetic; Bunday. They led the scoring from Cloverdale 1 WELL KNOWN BOWENH •Alice Donljc home economics; lhe third Inning until the ninth Hie Cloverdale W C. T. U. will | MILLS RESIDENT PA88E8 . be held at Otto Luckstldl's Pine' ~ Burd' — Pierson, a -life ■long resident Jennie M. Stuck (Mrs.i, social scl- | When the Park team came through lake cottage Wednesday, Aug. 19 of Bowen's Mills, son ot the late ence and reading; ‘Lorenz Schclhas making the final score 4 to 3 ta ’ favor of the Park. Everyone welcome. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Pierson, passed manual arts. Elementary grade teachers will : Next Sunday the Hastings Mer.chanta baseball team will play a Moore School Reunion night. He had been atrlcken with Grace A. Aten <Mrs >: Adelyir ' return game at the Park. Thte The Moore school reunion will apoplexy Sunday. be held al Ute school house on Mr. Pierson had never married Boyce <Mrs i; Esther Doty; Eliza- ■ ahould be a good game, beth Pinch; Hah C. Hill <Mra.»; ' Saturday. Aug. 22. All former resi­ and would have been 81 years old Genevieve Kernr 'Bertha Kuhn WEST HOPE dents, pupils, teachers and friends this coming Saturday. He is sur­ - of the community are urged lo be vived by two sisters. Mrs. Bert <Mrs >; Virginia Luikeiu; Ata Myers Mr. and Mrs. Gest ot Kalamazoo visited their cousin. D D. Wood­ live dinner at noon, bring table'gar Thornton, Detroit; two broth- whiter WHcos. Margaret man and family Sunday. scTTlce. | era. Fred. Hastings, and Earl. De­ The relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Johncock gave a shower for Durfee them Saturday evening at the Clov­ Second wkrd. erdale town hall. There were about Durfee school reunion Sun.. Aug |i^nUh^rrh^^ I MitaHRI Gold; In thepr,nclpa,; 10. Martin's resort. Clear lake. Pot1 75 present. Relatives from Has­ luck dinner. 12 p. m.. conducted by lhe Rev. Don • uurto‘'. . . . 11 Teachers marked with an as- tings. Battle Creek. Kalamazoo and IM. Gury. Ocala, Fla., joined with the local । tertek are listed where most of their PRAIRIE GARDEN CLUB group to help make it a pleasant ; work is done, but also work in oth­ evening. They received many nice Mrs. Louise Jackson entertained FOOTBALL HERO AIDS er divisions of the school. . the members of the Prairie Garden IN RECRUITING n , rn ,n gifts. AT FAIR club at her home Tuesday. Aug. 4. Thc BOod looking young Naval' REUNION AT " ' Jesse Osgood spent the weekend Twenty-three members responded Ensign o f the Air Corps in charge BRIGGS CHURCH with Mr and Mrs. William Holly to the roll call, "A New Flower Of u)e recruiting station at the fair There waa a reunion Sunday of of Bedford. I have Grown". Five guests were grounds te Forrest Eveshevski. of the Briggs church and school at the Mr. and Mra. Will McCallum and present, Mrs. Humphrey Gardner.' football tame, who divided honors Briggs church in Assyria township. son William and family, Ira, Belle, Lucille Gardner. Barbara Gardner, wlth Tom Hannon for Michigan R. G Courtright and family of this and John McCallum. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. M Keeney, and THIle Fink- during their collegiate career. En- city attended, and report that it was Ira Osgood and children. Abe Hay­ bclner■ sign Eveshevski te also a scn-ln- an enjoyable gathering. An inter­ ward and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes The secretary gave a report of law of U. S. Senator Prentiss Brown, esting address was made by Mrs. attended the reunion Saturday at tlie Flower Festival; the President; ---------------- o, Everette McCallum's at Hickory i Wm. Bradfield of this city. urged members to begin work on TENNIS CLASS TO Camera. their scrap books nt once. I BE ORGANIZED BANNER WANT ADS . Mrs. Metta Barnes of Augusta Helen Hooper was appointed to I Boys and girls are invited to Join WIDELY READ spent from Saturday until Monday net as one of the judges for the u tennis cIms for beginners at the The Montgomery-Ward manage­ with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes. Pet unin display. Anyone in the , Central school court* on Wednes- ment was naturally surprised thte Mr. and Mra. Almond Webber at­ country wishing to have her petunia day afternoons. The class te con- week to receive from faraway Coal tended camp meeting Sunday at the garden Judged should notify Ange- ducted by Lyn'Lewis and will con­ Center. Pa., a response to their U. B. camp grounds near SunfleU. iine Kenyon. | tlnue through part ot next month. Want Ad in last week’s Banner for Jack and Jerry Johncock are at­ The subjects for study were snap- , Those -------------interested-----------should--------come „ be- n hardware salesman. Just another tending the young people's camp draKons and phlox. Mnry Jackson, tween two and- five and• should • •• proof of the wide circulation the Angelinc Kenyon and Gertnido bring their ‘--‘r own playing equipment. "Banner gives ita advertisers. Sunfield. Evening song service and mas- ran Adams; Primary. Mrs. Deland Ben­ nett; Asst., Mrs. ChrtspeU; Be­ Monday. Aug. it Y.M p M- F»«l ginners. Mrs Fred Bugbea; Asst. oflicial Board meeting M the Mrs. Nils Olletrn. church. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST CHURCH(30 Rev lA-uon Sharpe, former pas­ CHRIST, MCIBNTm Friday, 1:J0 pjn. Senior O- E tor of the local church, spoke lo Business and social meeting. Place "Soul." a large and attentive audience last of meeting to be announced Bun ­ Sunday, using for his period of Mi. dB11 uni the subject -tWhal's day. Aug. Wtb. FAIR LAKI Tiw Michigan Conference of the Right in the World." Any who .were United Brethren in Christ held unable lo hear him last week may 18th annual School of have nave tne the opportunity tor for me the next thatr " ~ three Sundays, as he will continue j L*^‘e I**1 *•*! the superintendent last ‘ Monday to fill lhe puljilt during his vaca-13^'^ ***!••* evening and made the following tion period , lu history, there being 200 present _____________ j for lhe full week 13 attended from nominations which were approved lough. by the church al the Wednesday WESLEYAN METHODIST I ‘taurch. They. Mr Mr> attended tha CHURCH Mrs. - Fitxl Bower, Dorothy tn. evening prayer service: t 71iere'will be no service* al our! were. Ann Bowcr Dorothy Bump. Mlkn^ UU^ to ltoWta Cr*fc ' .r Supt . Lawrence Adams; Asst Supt , Glenn Miller; Treas. church for the next two week* be- Coldren. Phil Coldren. Beulah MyA baby boy was bora to Mr and’-’ Teegardln; Sec. Raymond Ben­ cause of the conference and camp- ”s’ 8n?S*r' Mr> ^“’'Mr*. NeU Welaher. Mra. Wttche* nett; Asst Bee. Alton Bennett; meeting being held at the camp Joyce Thompson. Mll-jw^ formerly Mttiwrite Lutahner ^v.r^.T'Tr.re7 a^t^l Si• Pianist. Miss Myrtle Wilson; ■>, Asst grout..________ __ __ __ t, Pianist. Mrs Lawrence 1.1 ----- - urge all our friends to attend as Adams: Orville Damon of Battle creek wars Temperance Supt. Mrs Cenard; Cenard । many of the seasions of the camp Bunday visitors at LotUla oollister'a,- ■1 Smith; Missionary Supt.. Mrs. Bam as possible. I • •» THE REASON'"' Couch; Home Dept. Supt., Mrs Be ready to join iu again when, G*tAt-’£ LUTHERAN CHURCH Leland Bennett; Cradle Roll Supt. we start the new year on Sunday. The fiftieth wedding anniversary Boarder: These biscuits arg Mrs. Olenn Miller. . Aug. 30. I of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Kuem- smaller than usual, aren't they?" Teachers—Bible Class-.Ocnard occur, on Monday, Aug Smith; Asst.. Floyd Gaskill; Young FIRST U. B. CHURCH ' 17, will be commemorated by a so that you would have lea* to find Married People, Mrs. Sam Couch; 11:00 A. M. Morning worship j formal ceremony next Bunday; fault with." > Fine foods FRE5H STOCKS LOIU PRICES EUERV DRV Ifan II /these values Spend AnotUe/i r g ,ultAMA Iran coanil ^batla/i, See 5SIk S WyOlESWMINIS 2X4 Me =: AW FANCY *7&e Valuei. = . g PFACMES rtAOIES________ 2XS»c 1 BunmpMK____ .i&Hc at A&P ! / ! == HEW FACS , 1 STINMn WAS._2£WBc E 'OHA Ofc UPEACHES BUSHEL LBS. 12.05 MICHIGAN—U. S. NO. I POTATOES APPLES. . TOMATOES. 2 = TOMATOES 31'1 rrarr BULK tosHsiua____ 1™ in SALL MASON WIT JUS QUASTS--------- poz. Uc FRUIT JUS MASON -x MICHIGAN BUST ISO CELERY — IM. BCM. 10c BEETS SUGAR 15-LB. PECK MICHIGAN—DUCHESS MICHIGAN— —RED RIPE JUTOPS... — tlHSLE LIP JAR RUBBERS OKiVNEGAB —3 »chj. 11c CARROTS __ 3 bchl 11c GREEN PEPPERS 4 COFFEE 10c 1126c SWIFTS CIRCLE (S|—CELLO-WRAPPED PICNICS . VEAL ROAST VEAL BREAST 18' som ouatRs_._2 &. m WITH POCKET - 34c nuosei AUMAN POST'S GIUPtHUTS______ l«c27t ■ WHITE HOUSE MILK WHITEFISH F.VARORATID HUH OBUSEO CANADIAN SYYll BACON NTHEFIICt----------- :-L8 THUUNGiM OK MIAMI j WHEAT PUFFS ■ FSUH CAUGHT TUllISLU . FRYING CHICKENS WALLEYED PIKE 51c f 23c SUMMER SAUSAGE „ 33c RED FISH FILLETS„35e SLICED fancy bed hkh SPICED HAM SALMON STEAK .. v,u 25c 4a he mouara CHOICE SHOULDER CUTS HUH DRESSEO SOCKS -•al Me.. BOKAR HHH-CBIir FRESH—TENDER I .25M2k BEET GRANULATED iiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIUI WISCONSIN x 4as31c KHCHUF___ ! TOMiTOSOW 2'SiDc 30° TOMITO JOICE____ISSSc SWEETENEO OB UHJWIITSKSD AMERICAN OR BRICK 0 LBS' KfiC VV SILVERBROOK ROLL BUTTER FRESH EGGS medium ..DOZ. FRESH MILK -"•‘A TODAY’S war corpmuniquee have a familiar ring lo the men ot your electric company. For years, they’ve been fighting cyclones, ale<t, snow, lightning, and other natural enemies, oil ground the clock and calendar. CRESTVIEW knew their Job so wall. Hwy knew the job because they learned it the average American home enjoys cold milk and hot coffee, dean rugs and trkally — all for a dime 0 /ay/ When real war came, they were ready. Ready for day and night duty. Ready to ke^p the lines hot the ground up. That’s true right along the line. Many electric company executives began by digging holes, reading meters and climbing poles. Their initiative kept them climbing. powers America's war industries. Tank, plane and ship production schedules that seemed fantastic a few months ago are being surpassed tod iy — partly because these men Proved, practical business man­ agement of thia kind, built upon the savings of millions of Americans, has gfvan this country by fir the most and the best electric service in the world. It’s the reason why the Only a free people could have ac> complishcd that. HEALTHFUL . PLAIN OS PIMENTO ... 16c INVEST IN AMERICA! BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMM WAI STAMPS OWJALiHERf 6MPPPIWITJUia_253Sflc FLORIDA IHOITtNIH* 43* MARVEL ENRICHED ..BREAD 3'^ 29c HAIM. LUM. CUKXHAM MW 10if tin Wc CHEESE NORTHERN - -~--:'~iiir~ TISSUE MADE OF FLUFF ROLL I ib. 15c LARD IN CAI1CM-------VICTORY LIMSUIgia OLEOMARGARINE 2 m 31c CONSUMERS POWER CO. QUAH PUBS PABST-ETT CHEESE SUBE GOOD * 1 4 sfts COMMUNITY N0TKESiB~^™S SUPT. VAN BUSKIRK aS«M!^~^SiANN0UNCESSTAFF . I WALDORF * TOILET TISSUE 5^ 23c ^STORE J » �THU BASTING? BANNTR. THURSDAY, AVGVST U. 1H2 ating only tn or near large cities. 7:M P. M. Young People's meet, Tell your boys and their chums JANE CAMERON ing. I Wednesday. Augusl IB. The Mis• senary Society wih meet at the Your inquiry of last week relaUve Chicago, to go to the Red Cross home of Mra. Paul11Townsepd to donating blood to tlir Red Cnns and offer their blood-it will be -r-rtrnn J~ te gratifying in that it show* the accepted • Come an go with n* u* and wa we v will do For your Information lhe follow­ Louis Brock spent the weekend .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Benham and j[luncheon Thuraday. within their power to ing people from Barry Cotmty do­ nated. blood ~ to the Red Crou In with Mrs. Loro's sister and hus- I sons at their Leach lake cottage, wr. a»r*. u. v. onorno ana um band. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell of'Hastings, from Wednesday until ,wn Don and Mr end Mn Milford AT TM[ THEATRES EanyDJood ‘“l lprln< * mob,k Rcd o hU«,r!?Tf McPherson and dsughtrr. Patty of M 1 lnc lnCAIhCJ Crou ln j*mra Huggett/Ray Marion and attended a school re- 'Saturday. ' is spending union. ।: Mr*. Murtha Blower* -------- •-----------—' | Coldwater were dinner dinner guest* at the Lss;------- t —IOrand Rapids for two days and Delton; Howard Croto, William Miniver- .tarrinr I Plans had been completed to have Carver. Neal Jone*. ot Dealing'’ Mr. and Mra. Carlyle Burkle and « few weeks in Barnesville. Ohio, i'hQtne ot 2- the formers _“'z parenu. .Mr. ,.M ...d Mra Mn Ernest tn»l Shorno Xmn. Sunday, Mm. “*■ g-rwSC* “! unn in ‘1 nasungs1 uui ror "2 two aay*. SSI. ....- -- 'm -- Mr and Mra. Paul Smith ot Lan-. Mr and Mra. John Benedict df. and ! Greer Garson. Waiter The use of the I. O. O. P. Hall Nathan Sheldon, of *nd sing spent the weekend with’ rela- ! Rutland called, on Mr. and Mra. I Entertain* at Bridge Bldgeon. Teresa Wright had been secured for the unit; pic- ,larry Lenhart and Frederick Zlegtlve* here and Mra. Burkle and Mra. Henry Schaibly Monday afternoon.1 Mra. L. J. Vincent entertained ler of Hastings. Smith stayed over for a longer vis- I Mr. and Mra. Bernard David of two table* of bridge al her home ।.time England, tire story deals with tures and an article about the operII. East Lansing. Mr. and Mra. John last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Glenn t.a family living tn a quiet village In atlon/of the unit was ready to be ' Sincerely. —.kii.*—a <- •>.. : Charles R. Annable, Chrmn , Mr. and Mra Dell Williams and Hi'”61 ot and Mr. and Mra. England won high score and Mra. . England, an air raid wrecks the vil- published tn the Banner; and an 1 Committee. Barry Mr and Mrs Homer Rawdv in> Robert Crockford. Woodland were I Carl Jordan the consolation. Mra. |lage. kills many, but the villagers appeal for three hundred donor* Blood Donor vacationing in lhe north for t*O Su,ld,>' ditmer guests nt the home ! Vincent Was presented with a was ready lo be sent out. when County Chapter. American Red ~rith calm courage carry on. wrTKfi . ._ — I homespun luncheon cloth aa t> farei, technical difficulties were encounweek*. : Ur and Mra. Welby Crockford. ; !„«.*»»» .. - r.wCallers at the V R Wotring home i Mls* Ru,h Tcbo oI Boyne City t well gift from her bridge club. Coach thte post week were Rev o L. ls ' UtU'm ML** Laurell Hendee for , and Mra. Vincent and »on* are leav- I1 Blood received from donors is MARTIN TINKLER PASSES put through a process which Martin Tinkler, 69. who waa born rmo Brldln.. Ml„ G«. H".- • i™ •!»» ■» 1 changes it into a powder. This in Hasting* township, and had lived nrr /Milford Ind ’. Mr Mrs ,and Mrl»o - and Mr*"' ’ K" ’-'«« a'‘'> to be teacher of' Agriculture £ren Sberaer Mr and Era land chUdr children returned tu™ >d Schaibly ,o to their |th/tUth «‘the *h Mhool' ' " ’ in ' ^./.‘"Itorv of-llp* ‘old “ dU* powder is placed in a sterile con­ al) his life tn thte vicinity, for most tainer along with a container of of the time in thte city, died Fri­ wue. ML*.* Josephine JOsepnme WLse, w«. “IlTih ^2? M r Z-fV'** W“h "O-m in U»e Pacific" .tarring j4D. Wise. sterile water so that the two may­ day night at his home here. Jie Miss Susie Fisher Mrs Laura Bak- P*** of summer with hLs par- । Mra. Gardiner _ r' ■.P Miura uag en|ll Mr and Mr*. Henry Schaibly. | The meeting of the -Blue Star be mixed and used fora transfusion had suffered a severe stroke a fr* er and Mra. Guy Kantner, South L-uto. AHbrtlUa day* before. He is survived by hte .u Mr. M. and .n„ Mra Albert Rceu«n»lbly ylym. u Molh... -Ill b. .IU. Mr. Uur. Woodland. An intriguing mystery-action Unfortunately, it was found that wife, Clara: a sister. Mra. Jone mu. Mn Hrnrysrh.iuy .ndjuri •• l~rl»r »• BwlUh In OMdl.ier, *u.,..i u .1 ■ p M drams based on a hostile, conspiracy lhe donated "olood must be pro­ Campbell of Grand Rapids and by " ----.... . .... . (he High school. Farewell Parly for Rev. and Mra. Geo. Fortnan. West Woodland, Rev. . in the tfoplcs. • News from the United Brethren j Griffin cessed into powder within a few several ... nephews . --­ and nieces. The and Mra. Arthur Dodge. Rev. and ___ .___ — -- ,..tb mn. winaaru wcv Scbewa is lhe mov- | A farewell party for Revs. E B "Thl* Above All" starring hours and must not be transported funeral. services were held Monday Mrs. wroGeo. Wingard. Rev ana and Mrs Mra. «>nirr«'c* Pav C Wino M- And Mr fwZ «’> «•' u R^' Alice | and A. A Griffin wiU be held in the Leonard funeral Iona distances or it lost must of afternoon — at tL« Telling the story of two young Ils good. Fatrell and lirra-ii and Mra 'Griffin from the Woodland and the Woodland U B. church parlors ;home. ____ ‘ The burial wax In the ” ■*' Haslovers caught in the turmoil of war Lawrence Bird Mr. and .Mra H A :K,1i»“‘rick churches to the Frec|>ort on Monday evening. August 17 at in Britain Hailed by the critics a* Because the processing calls for tings township cemetery, Kitson and Mary Joe Mra Carl n,,d Valley churciw*. Rev. 8 p. m. All members of the church one of the great novels of our aen- the use of a specially equipped ।------------- • • • — , Waits Mra Blrdslll Hnilv Mr. i “n<1 Mn*- l*nac Osgood and two and friends are Invited. Bring own laboratory of which there are only Recompense to no man evil tor i eratlon. Dora Bnimmand Mra Will War- chUd<tn o( Charlotte aic being sent ; table service and sandwlchea. a few in the larger <tles. the Red evlL Provide things honest In the "Atlantic Convoy" starring nrr local * 1’° ,hc l’a5,or4,ca here- wp are verv Farewell Party al Methodist Churrh Bruce Bennett. Virginia Cross Blood Donor Unit* arc.opcr- sight of all men —Romans 12:17. Mr. and Mra ErnestShorno wefts ’M,rry 10 k”4r Krv' and Mri1' Grif' ' Tl“‘ ,nemben'' of ,he Methodist Grand RanltU’vtattora Mnnd-w I,,n- *ho hnV(‘ won [rlc,1(b in ‘ church entertained with a farewell Field. John Beal A magnificent tribute to tlje devil Ur. ai And.™ ororyr "" lUTO TtamUy Hrnlu. In lh. dogs of the air as it shows them Spindler of GllWcad West Wood- M,K* Mr& htre' I church paHors for Mr. and Mrs. tend were Su„^ dmnTr gura^o I Mr *‘nd “rw Cha*. Towmend < Harry Baker who are leaving *o.m in action hunting down U-boat raiders. Mr* Artie Spindler and Mra Rich- n,,d 1x0 <taukhtcra of South Wood- for their new home in Lansing. Mr The Andrews Sister*, Harry ard &tep Mra' K,cn land wese Sunday dinner guest* at |and Mra Donald Gager, who will James and his music makers In IIU VO Grand UlaUU Rapids Mllll .-*11 . Hint rills Green of South Woodland the hom<‘ ot hb iwrfnU' Rev' audi’ ° 10 and Mr. and 'Mra. L. J. Vincent, to ” Plain Marcia Smith of Lansing are i MPJr U'„Y' “ "* who “ go “ * "­ Dealing with - the adventures of .. "ng the United Brethren i Mr. and Mra. Urrter Noble and well. a group of performers in one of Birthday Club :n camp ac at ix-ocwa Sebcwa tms this , f(>n and Mrs. o{Jack Hartn ‘sa camp rn.(|i Gordon nnd Rt(bcn V|ck>butf Uncle Sam's Army cantonments.^ WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS WHITE SHOES FAIR WEEK! BE HERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY g 497 PAIRS WHITE I SHOES $1.00 0 K COMPARE THESE VALUES ANYWHERE UM COST Lawrence Bird and Gloria ailed to Big Ranld* Satuidav I®*1**a,ld Mr*. Dor Stowell. sZTom dhieZ oiher gS “j “d a»d TENNIS SHOES Boys A LITTLE MONEY GOES |A LONG WAY WHEN N BUYING AT SALE PRICES 0 88 PAIRS CHILDREN'S WHITE STRAPS and OXFORDS VALUES TO 1.98 ALL SIZES TO BIG 2 $100 । Stang and mother, Mrs. C. B. Benlliam of Dowagiac. I Mr*. F. J. Phillip*. Mra. Oea L. iKUshman and Mra Glen Well.* and I daughter Beth of -Kalamasoo " and ___ _________________ the members of the Birthday Club Dennis Morgan In • We Nine* at her home last Friday evening Lovely vases were pre­ A Mitring story ot Canada s he­ to members--------------------------who are leaving. Mra Wm Hnriirw whn children Of Dearborn, and Mra sented „— ------------------roes of the air. filmed against the awav that evening The Maty MurPhX ,,f E*8* Woodland Mra. Donald Gager and Mra. L. J. authentic backgrounds of the Can­ run.r.1 h»M Mond.v In M.n- I™ f "J? S'”? •*•»•’ «•" adian North Woods and the RCAF ’ J. L. Smith Monday. Littfe Shlriee i served training field at Uplands. I Ann and Susan. K. are remaining Entertain* Hope Circle Mr. and Mrs Leon Nicholson ac' Jwith Mr. and Mr*. Smith for a vi*lt. Mrs. Della Manktelow entertained eompanied by their daughter and ‘ DR. WALTER G. DAVIS ( Mr and Mrs. Roy Rowtadcr. Mrs. the Augusl meeting of the Hope husband. Rev. and Mra. Harold ' ‘ Jessie Hatton and Mr. and Mra. pircle of the W. S. C. S. of the 1M1-IM2 Blakley and . daughter, Judy of .! Blissfield spent Sunday with Mr. ! Will Warner called on Mr. and Mr*. Methodist church at her home , Funeral services for the late Dr. Tuesday afternoon. Mra Mankte ­ Jcs*e Rowlader of Nashville SunWalter G. Davi* were held Sat­ and Mra. George Nicholson and Mra. ' low .served tea herself which sureI day. ■ urday morning. Aug. 8. in 8». Rove Ella Nicholson of Barryton. | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rcesor atof Lima Catholic church, the Rev. Mrs. Chas. -Leonard returned], .nm. H.<>ln««l-S.nb«n remember that she Is quite a bit John Dillon officiating at the re­ from Frankenmuth n.mm.y Saturday «. ac-!; quiem high Mom. ' past ninety years old. conuunlml by Mr. .nd Mr,, eta.. '"*"™ “ i Dr. Davis was barn May 30. 1881. Pariah IWr. Um Up h.d Ivrn vUU- ।and reception .at the — "■h House Mr. and Mra. Ernest Shorno enI-­ ' at Ellsworth. WU.. and for several ing this past week. Mr and Mra. I in Hastings Thuraday evening. _ ______ _____ ____________ With_____________ dessert "500last it year*______ was a________ resident__ of that »tate. Fisher spent the weekend with rcl- i Mr. and Mra. Sanford Flloon of tertained 1 Sunfield were callers at the F. E ‘ Thursday evening in honor of Mr. In 1912 wild 1913 he was principal Btatlves hero. and Mra. Donald Gager who are of the city schools In Ambrose. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Striker and । Border home Thuraday. Mr and Mrs Dale Bump of the | Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arnie and soon leaving for their new homo Divide Co.. North Dakota. guests Mra. in Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs.--------------| During------------middle------life--------------------he became l Striker District and Mrs. Mary An- k°'“ ,were — -u. of Mr. . and -----I*gus of Rockford. Ill. were Sunday le 0( «««>«" H. A. Kitson and Mr. and Mrs.' interested in the study of chlropractic, and graduated from the I'dinner guests at the home of Mr. ,!,rda>'. , Howard Hewitt were guests. Palmer school in Davenport. Iowa ■1'and Mrs D B Green Mr- a,ld Mrn Jcsse Chase and nl Mis* Janice Crockford is spend-'Mr* ^Um’1 HaU, oI V«it* Grove CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS together with Mrs. Davis who also Zion Lutheran Church Si ing thU week with Mr mid Mrs *ere ’“"“7 8U"L' al ‘ ,e h°mS of graduated in the same class. Fol­ Paul W. Geiger. Pastor lowing his graduation he began B orno Knowles and children of HasMra. f.ay C. Wing Sunday. 10:00 A. M.—Sunday school Una, Mr*. Vere Miller of Chicago vlspractice in Nashville and several 11.00 A. M — Morning worship. MUs Laurell Hendee Just returned l|ted and „h?ub?!’d' years later moved to this city. ■j from Sebewa where she was the C. ""d Mrs- HalI>h Ix-ffler the flra. I Dr. Davis was a prominent mem­ Rev. George Wingard. Pastor She is spend­ » E delegate at the United Brethren part of last week. " H, “ ----------' tier of the St. Rose of Lima Catho- .’ 10 00 A. M—Morning worship ing a two weeks' vacation with rel^.Conference held there nut week. Uc church and always gave freely 11:15 A- M.—Sunday school of his time and energy in support M i Mr. and Mr*. Will Jordan of Bear 1 atives in Woodland and Hastings 8.00 P. M.—Young People's servN Lake called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry ! Mra. L. J. Vincent and sons Jim­ of his local parish. He was a mie and Wendall attended the B"11 Schaibly Sunday,evening friendly man, steadfast in the love . Hunt family reunion at Moore's \ Mr. and Mrs Glen Covert and Thursday 8:00 P. M—Midweek of hL* family. and ready and will­ ing to give his best to society. Dr granddaughter. Judy, of Tuike Oties- INirk In Lansing Sunday. service. Davis was prominent in municipal *a called at the Roy Rowlader home | Lawrence Faiil was a Sunday dinThe Evangelical Church jner guest of Mr. and M™- Cha* M last Tuesday evening. activities as well, and his musical J. 8. Deabler. Pastor ■V Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lehman Rowlader of Grand Rapids. Mrs. ability was freely rendered over a . 10: 00 A. M —Morning worship. Paul, who had been visiting her sis­ period of years ■I were entertained at the Kenneth ter and husband the past week, re­ 11: 00 A. M —Sunday school '{M KcLvey home. Coats Grove for dlnBe? ides his wife, Rachel, his two ] 7:45 P M. Combined Evangelical daughters, , turnedn home Sunday. W11 Mary Lou and Patricia, | [ Sfl ner Sunday. u ' Mr. and Mra. Robert Born enter- League of C. E and evening worship j® Mr. and Mrs Torn Long of Grand tamed the Davis family reunion nt is survived by three brother*. I■ service Thursday evening.—Midweek he W. H. Davis. Battle Creek. Alphonsu |! »'•Rapids were guest* of his parent*. ,heir home Sunday. Twenty-eight prayer service. Davis, Windom. Minn. and Edward 11 B"' Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Long over relatives were present. : South Woodland Church of the H. Davis. Duluth, Minn. Burial was '1 the weekend. ।I ----Mra. ----Karl- — Paul and children Brethren In Mount Calvary. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rcesor at-Mania _________________________ and Rodger are leaving SatArthur L Dodge. Pastor ' tended the Rose family picnic nt j urday for a visit with her sister and 10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon. Thoniapplc lake Sunday. husband. husband. Lieut. Lieut. Col. Co), and and Mrs. Mrs. H. J.H. J. | 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. GET IN THE SCRAP! TtaHoni) FAVORITE , Eat Ice Cream For Health! SODA FOUNTAIN B B BULK AND BRICK • Sodos . • Sundaes ICECREAM • Malted Milks For Home Use • Hot Chocolate Complete Line of Drug* at Popular Prices AIR CONDITIONED STORE IREED’Sf EDRUG STOREE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hastings Phono 2241 State & Jefferson PRS. WHITE SHOES $l oo pair BUYS MOKE Men Women’s, Children’s STYLES Check These Outstanding Values! LAST CALL Final Clean-up of Broken Lines $l°° Pr. NEVER BEFORE have you been offered WHITE SHOES regular $3.00 and $4.00 values at THIS LOW PRICE * Now Only ?1.00 HERE'S PROOF AGAIN TH AT QUALITY SHOES NEED NOT BE COSTLY Pick Your Favorite Styles for $1.00 326 Prs.Women’s Arch Styles, Dress Styles and Play Shoes, all in Low and Cuban Heels FINAL ONE RACK CLEANUP MEN’S PRICE WOMENS MOO CHILDREN'S WHITE SHOES Dress Up Your Feet Now At Low Cost 2 Prs. $1.00 IT'S EASY TO KEEP YOUR SHOE BUIDGET DOWN WITH ------VALUES LIKE THESE /jL> If" }CUT-HATE SHOESTORE • �TWI HABTING8 BANNER, THLR8DAY, AUGUBT 11, 1941 near large cille». and their chums ration the followBarrv County dohe Red Crow in h: Shirley Ham­ it.- Ray Pierce, of Cronk. William i. of Dowling: ElBurton Eberaole. of Naahville; and d Frederick Zieg­ nnable. Chrmn. ommlttee. Barry American Red :k passes 69. who was bom >ip. and had lived vicinity, for mort la city, died Frihome here He • survived by his liter. Mn. Jane d Rapid* and by md nieces. The ere held Monday Leonard funeral nelery. no man evil for 1* honest in the tomans 12:17. PERSONAL MENTION vllle was in the city Friday to take the bn* for j weekend vtait with relatives In Kankakee, IU Baldwin of • spending „ , * ®Uaon Iet‘ Friday Mr and Mrs Earl Offley and morning for Traverse City where Nancy Lou ot Grand Rapids and MARRIAGE DATE BET FOR SEPTEMBER fw I The following from Sunday's Grand Rapids Her- Crawford family of Ufl* city: SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS Mr. and Mra. Nlal McGhan ■U-; •nd tnapdragon*. tended the reception immediately following, g.vvn given uy by Mr. aar. ana and asra. Mn. MLm Marjorie Reed entertained Edward Goodyear In the Parish Xln£ “nured by a gracefully ^reading inborn evening Therttte were to^d bou,’urt °r wh“e «tadtou and »>“«• H*h •eh00’ ta 11 engagement and approaching mar- i OhM before he left for the serv-; day uay evening, by msX of ins gnu were found •,hlle a white table held the the Stan Larew Mr. Laurenaon rloge of their daughter. Jeanne ,c« Wednesday. There were about by mean* of directions nestled in tiered all white wedding cake BatUa Croak. Frances, to William Frederick ,ortY gueeta present, U>e out-of- ■ corsage. Mis* Hopkins will be- three 1 ends. ।Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- I ‘°,WD V““te being Mra. Asa Austin come lhe bride of Dale Keeler on topped w.th a bell. Baskets of aster* i Out-of-town guests dahltas, daisies, zinnia** ccgmoti. | groom's narente ware W Crawford of Hastings., °r Fremont and Mr. and Mra. Ma- > Saturday. Mias Mary Smith of Grand Rap- ence 1 phlox and glad toll were used tn MU* Dort* Ranborn oay will . . . \ ceremony will be be performed performed on on «°°n and family of Freeport. ids spent the weekend with Mr. and The ' ----------profusion Thofcf ,>*.:*;ing were Rathbun, and Wise OaL Mn. Maurice Plvqwn. ISept. 5. • • • j Mr*. Philip Mitchell entertained Mr* Jaroh Rnlww- Sir. 1.,... x. , _ . . . .. Mr. and Mn. George Klngwell I —~------ ------------- ---- ------ « — Mra. Arthur Lower entertained Mr* re- Arthur Lower entertained re- ‘hc Boyes Agency bowling team n.~— Z----- « WilUam cently at two informal evening of which she waa a member. Thurs-1 KlnUy Burchalltl and ‘family, lhe Mluea Misses Anna Anna and and omciave officiate in In. urace Grace tpucopai EpUcopal cn church ana tm“y. me parties, one Thursday. July 30,1 day night at dinner at the StebA^”2?d Prtacilla Harrlng- s^; Mri Harold Galllhugfc <’1"’ “ when eight guesta were present, the bin> cottage. Hastings Pointe. Gun Thompson, and Anne creek; Mr and Mrs. Henry Mils Crego ha* a*krd her for whom he te vb.— H<nry Iamlly at Clartav|Ue( 8un. Grand Rapids called on Mr* John ----- -coukin. I*, a a salesman. -They Thursday. Aug. 6, .attended | Mke. . Mrs. Mary Vreeland. Mra. » Kurtz Sunday. Ml** Mara France* Graves, to at- other expect to movr Sept. I. by twelve. The evenings were spent .... .*- *- ,,*, her Frank I For • going f.-'—« a«y ..--J outfit. —.o., Mra. mi, Siicox. Mr and Mra. m.o. . i.HB Mn. F. E. Adair relumed last t*nfl h*r “ mald-of-honor. Bridea- in sewin*. brldee and Trtnoli Guasta of Mn Frazer Ironside Mr. and Mr* Edward Mattoon >. ” Ml** U’J' Carol Fuller Puller entertained Sanborn wore a blue print with Alto; Allo; Mr. and Mra. Edward Mdwsrd in tewing, bridge and Tripoli. •nd Mra. J. 8 Fetter la*t week­ .pent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. . her bridge club of eight members white yoke and navy acceasortea. Woodland: Mr and Mra. Wlplgakl. Uc du Flambeau, Wta. Kent. BtUe Williams. Hasel Py. end were lhe former’s dai«hter end MU. Z.Irell. Adraunle mier.iS!1' ».nl»n> U»k . irtp V.n Kurec MKM1.H1U. Mtas Dorothy Roush of Kalama-1 J*08*”*’ family of Detroit, Mr. and Mra tallied two tables qf bridge Friday | —-----------------------------------------------Un IferMilton Bennert and Judy Ann. ’ted relative* at Thornapple lake «» (lilUd her pwrenlw Mr. Mn. w.nwn Mui. Bimd.y. ' WoWTreO. B«ly M.n, M.1- evening tn honor of her guest, Mis*! Mr. and Mra. Mark Lee are giving 1 Mn Leo Boyce (Adelyn Hussey) Bunday. Jane . Wright of Altona. Pa. Mis* I a birthday dinner today, honoring Mr, Krl Wuwh.m ,i«! >n *,U * Mr. and Mrs F. W Druckenbrod children of Kalamazoo called on Hasting* “ O..MU ™, rtS, Mr _ wm b. u^red Wright is a college friend of Mist i the birthday of her father. Dr. 8 E returned thl* week from a visit friends Saturday. Adrounle. High score was turned in. Far, ot Quincy Mra. John Messimer of Detroit with their son and daughter-in-law. and Mn, Kell,r Blam Ur a couple ^y Harald Khnraal ol HaaUn«a. aa by MlM Betty Swift of Middleville ---------------- ----------------------of weeks be“ man Among hta ushers will be and Miss Helen Fumlse of Nash­ Mr. and Mra. Marvin Druckenbrod the honoree receiving a guest gift SANBORN—HARRINGTON Mr, and Mn Don rranclwo and ‘."a Or’rdo., ville called on friends in Hastings of St Louis, Mo. • • • Before an altar bearing white daudhin nl Ballnr ware Bund.y , t °„ Friday Mlsa Fumiss and her The Women’s Board of Pennock ! 8**<BoU. phlox, daisies, and burning mother. Mr* Victor FumU*. re­ Grand Rapid* »pent Sunday with guests of Dr. and Mra. D. D. Wai-' Mr *nd Mrj Robert H. Jessen boapital held their monthly meeting I teP"*Mis* Jane Harrington. j of Chicago, brother-in-law and sta­ Monday at the M- A. Umbie col- ■ daughter of Mrs. Donna Harrtngturned last week from a winter in his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs ton. te~ r-i.-t. .... Wr ot the groom-to-be, will comPasadena. Calif, where MlM Pur- William Carkin and Robert tage. Gun lake, with u pot luck Ilon- *nd ‘d’te Sanborn, son of Mr. ‘he wedding party aa mas- luncheon preceding the aftemodr. and Mrs. Glenn Sanborn of Calenlas wa* an exchange teacher from ' Mr and Mr* Kenneth Newton n i M? and mtatreiu of ceremonies. the school* of New Rochelle, N. Y. and baby. Richard Kenneth of Jack- Freeland of Caledonia spent Sundonla. were married Thursday eveeve- . sesslon. .donla. *rHa» i—ida_ai.ni ,n,ndui **day afternoon with Mr. and Mra •l‘*"d*dManrMiss Martan Ruth Bradford of | nlng, Augusl 6. at eight o'clock. | ents. Mr. 5^ and Mn George Newton. AiUn p.nrtrr Arlington. Mas* . arrived Monday j n «• **„ j wood academy and was graduated REV. AND MRS. GURY | The marriage service was read at for a two weeks’ visit at the home I vUltfdo,Mr ,, , „ „ . I from Ottawa Hills high school. Mr. lEmmanufl Episcopal church by the ARE ENTERTAINING Mr* Ella Wolfe was the weekend crawford is a graduate of Hastings of her brother. W. o. Bradford and ' !^n“ Mr R. 2?’ MrC,*tr'’ Bl Starr Reverend Don M. Gury. rector. family. Commonwealth. Albion, a few days guert of her son-in-law and daugh- hlgh school and attended Npcth- NATIVE OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1 At lhe chancel step*, where Miss Rev. and Mrs. Don M. Gury are Air BIH1 Mr. Lyn h»rr! Mn’walur Rowell and children ter. Mr. and Mra. Paul Dyer of^wggtem university of Evanston. Ill. was given in marriage Kalamazoo. । Mrl r e Wall u |e,vlng today entertaining eleven-year-oid Nora । Harrtngton by her uncle. George Baulch. U»e Mrs PauL Patterson (Jeanette for Jonesboro, Ark., to visit her Crown, recently from Marseille*. Thomas I of Detroit, who is visit- parents, and will return in time ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will for school opening with her daughThomas of Wayland waa in the ler. Nancy, who haa been spending san last weekend. city Tuesday. the summer with* her grandpar­ her parents took her Immediately Cilla.. h...! reiumra 10 X'^Tb^^ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Worden ents. Miss Rosemary Jacobs and Miss S“ *“’• and daughter Helen of Chicago Virginia Townsend visited the for­ mer’s brother Gordon and Harold mm, Minnie Keyes, Washington. I Sunday from a week at Hui i*kn Zerbel home thl* week and D. 8. and Mrs. Win Walker. BatHaM Mra. George oeorgr Hart nan of oi Grand urana Rapn«|>- Kimmel at Ypsilanti r ------ Thursday ------------1-----Mrs tvewaygo. Th^y I As the wedding party proceeded to Sra’iTTj*" W M*Bobbin, .nd Mr, I tie Creek, were Sunday guests of j। near ~-.1 C, « .. v •‘he altar steps, where vow. were I Keith Brady spent the weekend Mtas-Msry McElwain. I at Monroe visiting relatives. S’nce leaving France. Nora has exchanged and ritgt* given, they Mn HUI . n«i “ j!" Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Burkey and , Mrs. Mary Hilton is spending a c«nm»nd played slrMlns from -o Perfect son, Robert of Sparta, were week­ j two weeks’ vacation tn Jackson., of lhe English language. She has i^-e - Barn*by end gue*b> of their son. Floyd and Kaiamaaoo and Grand Rapids i .d^r^'L^xx ? SF. *“» ««■>« "’Bl' ' MU. mis* H.rmura,. riarnngion * r>wn gown ol oi nteggfamily, and are spending this week In dtacusalne Mlehlean« nrsrtir* . “in was fashioned princesse Mr and Mrs. Ray Walers and ! prafU5e »I*U « and next al tiiein cottage at the Marguerite and Tom returned Sat- i blackout of Wednesday night. ,tyle. with a ipng full tram. The camp grounds here, attending con­ urday from a week’s outing in CanNora said that in France the Mackdeep yoke of silk net was worked ference and campmeeting. •da. doos not bother lhe civilian*. wllh with seed pearls, pearl*, the the sleeves sleeves were were Charlotte visited her mother. Mr* . .. „ v Sunday guest* of Mr and Mr*. Mis* Ruth Miller of Grand Rap­ Mr and Mrl c * clarke of 81 a* they arc in bed long before dark long and ttght-fittlng. and tiny A W. Reickord and MLva Grace Ids visited her brother and wife, Mr. 'Jessie McLaurv Frldav anyway. Due to fuel and clothing satin buttons extended down Die Riickord. were Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ and Mr* Bernard McPharlln, Sat­ shortages, it L* customary to go to back of the waist. Her finger-tip liam Fox of KalamaxOo. and Mr. urday. bed about six o'clock taking a mor­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Damson and her Gull lake home ground Aug- 22. sel of food for supper, and a small ' orange blossoms. She earned a flash-light by which to read. shower bouquet of KUlamey and David Morgan of Kalamazoo L*' VICTORY GARDEN tor a weeks visit. and Mrs Eldon Wolfe and son. visiting hta grandmother. Mra. Neil Nora's visit to Hastings was ar­ ! Finch roaes. ' \ Mr. and Mra William Fox of Lansing; Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Man­ Boekeloo. Miss Jean Harrington, mal^l-of| Should you walk into my garden ranged by one of Mrs. Gury's friends Kalamazoo s|>ent Friday and Sat­ digo and children. Adrian: Mr. and in Chicago. , honor for her sister, wore a blue Miss Bettie Weaver was in Chi- It would fill you with dlspslr urday with Mr. and Mra Harley Mr* fidward Fitting and son. East cago over the weekrnd visiting! You would wonder what I planted: marquisette modeled over satin. A lanslng. The four men were for­ Robert Cooper who ta al the Uni-,’ Vegetables, I planted there. HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB j row of blue velvet bows trimmed Henry Vahlslng spent Sunday in mer teachers at the Michigan verslty of Chicago Naval Radio' Detroit visiting relative. A 'carry-in luncheon was sub­ the dress from the ruchtng-edged School for the Blind at lanslng. Training School ! Summer's sun came up and nursed stituted for the regular Country sweetheart neckline in front to the F. F. Gosch accompanied' Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Van Buskirk Miss Ethel LaMore ot Mt | ’hem Mrs. T. Stowell and Mr and Mrs. went to Fremont Friday lo attend Club luncheon Tuesday. Aug. 11,. teatatline, and the same trim was Frank Williams tp the Pilgrim Holi­ a business and social gathering of Pleasant ta a guest this week at i Rain beat on the bursting seeds, due to fair week. Twenty-five used down the back of the full ness camp meeting at Owosso Bun­ I school superintendents and their the home of Mr. and Mr* W. R But I raised a puny cabbage members and guest* attended. Bridge floor-length skirt. She wore a blue Cook, following her »ummer term And a garden full of weed*, day. wives prizes, which had been donated, tian* veil of shoulder length, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chambcrtaln IIarry Youn< u„ p E of teaching at Central Michigan, were won by Mr*. Edward Van her colonial bouquet was of mixed | I grabbed up my hoe and smote Pope ring and Mr*. Guy Keller, flowers. M^U win.i™ Adal* and Mr and Mr*. Neil Adair college. Mra. Etta Blough was the week-; them . guests of Mr. and Mra. Winston rollMt-vw, iMm, vmm> at wnrt Mr*. Dan Walldorf! winning the Merrick over the weekend. On “vTH.ne CkJ end guest of Mr. and Mra. Ross. Used eaeh method that I knew and the ushers were Douglas Barnes blind bogey. Monday. Mr* Chamberlain went Txt Burton of Charlotte. | But they raised their heads unand Lawrence Moore Out-of-town guests were: Miss 11 । .... , «... - * .so entuiea. reported to Custer last Mta* A Been Wataon of Royal daunted Mrs. Harrington wore a blue and tar^r^f^AswWMk Wednesday and was trans104 East State Street Oak was the weekend guest ot Mbs, And. my goodness, how they grew oor tor a rew ci.ivs oiMcrvation. ...— .. Mr. and Mra. B. R. Reed and Mond,y' dealinaUon un- Carol Fuller. Mr. and Mra. Vemor Blough and All day long I hoed and sweated, htam*mOtoera Mra V”? ^^f । Mr “nd O“> «*“ a”d Leonvra.aTitet ■ M ° p f *,fd Bunnell ot 8t. Joseph spent the children spent Bunday with Mr. and । And I tried to clear a track. Mrs, C. J. J Penney and family df titI. When I cleared, cleared. a spot before --------------me Watervliet. ■ weekend with Mr. and Mra. Ro- Mra, Rnval Oak. I They grew up behind my back. Walidorn. Ibert Mills. The men. spent some Mn. Leland Bennett returned I The committee for Guest Day time fishing at Gun lake. Saturday from Verena. N. C-. where IIn mY dreams they stood beside me Mr. and Mrs. Ed Monica and Mr. she had spent three weeks as the I Reaching out with clutching hand* next week Tuesday. Aug. 18. Js Mrs. Cedric Morey, chmn., Mrs. By-. and Mrs.'John Ingram were guests guest of her sister. Mrs Leona And I woke in trembling horror Owned sad opertUd by ron Fletcher, and Mrs Robert' nuu clevelamd Proctor. Proetor. whose health j M Aa iI grameo granted tncir their aemanas. demands. proctor. Mrs. proetor. Shannon. Grand Rapid* Thursday. „„ l>wr acco(np .nw, hits been very poor, accompanied ■ Mr. ana Mrs. Mark L«e were in j4 re Bennett Mra. Dennett home and plans toJ1 I wllt wl11 no more raise r«l*e a garden - her . _ here. »___ Ver IT *n> am too In- weak a man. A dinner will be held at the C.Vlc*f° week •‘Un<,,n* Ule make future home j. For Country Club Thursday, Aug. 20, gift show. • ! Mlu Edfth Burket of New Ken- After thia 171 eat my rations with the following committee in ; Mr and Mr*. Stephen Kanne* I sington. Pa. accompanied by a From • K*yly pictured can. and louto Jr., of YpallanU were. frlend arrived Tuesday for a visit1 Mrs. Grace Smith. Delton charge: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Branch chairmen. Dr. and Mrs. C. P h^ebi. Twllh MUs Ruth McLaughlin. ' - Ro.be? c.lart- wl>?. u worktn® | Mr. and Mrs Walter Clinton and B??N8O?3BE£.K . „ _ Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith Battle Creek and taking an aviation , Mr. and Mrl Melvin Simmons of Mr and Mra. E. J. Beck of Carl­ course In addition, spent Saturday Grand Rapids were Sunday euesta ton announce ‘he marriage of their and Mrs. Kim Bigler. Mr. and Mrs. and Sunday with hta parents. Mr. 'of the n-v and aiffo/d rlrri I daughter, Doris Ruth, to Staff O. E Goodyear, and Mrs. M. J .nd Mr, Mnrl CUrk, ■ l llm on IS cSu“« «* pu“ »■ Branran or Uu Cross STEAM HEAT Mrs. Humphrey Rohns of Buffalo Sunday guests at the home of Army Air Corps, whichtook place HOT A COLD WATER ta spending the week with her Mr. and' m„. E p Bottom were , 8aturriav ’ ■a. at Napoleon. Ohio VIRGINIA FOX. IONIA. Saturday.*>> Aug SHOWER BATH Mrs. Bronson graduated from ENGAGED TO ORVILLE COOLEY mother. Mrs o F. Chidester and I rd ward Bottum. Jr., of Detroit. Announcement is made of the en­ Je*2 Mr and Mrs. Bert Stiles of Grand । Hastings High school in 1941 and Single 13.50 ger wk. up Mr and Mr* A. H Carveth were jupki* Bn<i Mr. and Mrs Gerald 1* now ■ student at W.M.C.E. Kal- gagement of Mb* Virginia Fox. 1 guests Sunday of the M A. Lam- , Hoekstra and patty and Tummy of, amazoo. Sgt. Bronson also attended daughter of Mr. and Mrs!- Arthur Ha*tinin High, graduating from Fox, North Jackson street, to Or­ bles at Gun lake. | Kalamazoo I Mra. Edna Shroyer of Elyria. Ohio Mr. and Mrs Alton Rogers of the Jackson schools. He is lhe ton ville Cooley of Hastings. — Ionia I .pent a few days lhe past week with Jackson spent Saturday with Mr , of Mr. and Mra Hubert D- Bron­ County News. Mr. Cooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. ka Mr. Roy Durbin Durbin ,t M>n., formerly of Hastings, now of her lister. Mrs Louis Karmes. Hpd krice Mildred llrwlrpn _ Janie* •____ Short nl__ . of ..... t Miss Hosken nf of V.rmnnl. VermontMrs Kalamazcfc ?llI’ ’ »nd the grandson 3. J. Cooley, finished his course at ta vtaiUng Mr and Mrs Fred Pren“J;’ Mra D’ c- BrtXtton of Hastings High In January. He had been on the apprentice training tlce this week. . course and was employed in the Mra. Sterling Rogers, Harold and shattitk nfvkion ^‘Sd.I''B^d'.“"M ,n ■“* lamlly re- Kroger meal department. In Feb­ ruary he left Hastings to work in R1?r‘.S„dn'1Xw TO Cr.M c, S Ionia, reluming in June for the commencement .exercises. He was Youthful, light and airy for your wartime made manager of the meal depart­ Mr*<IndI^rsL»itard Black of from out of U>wn were: Mr and summer activities—lhe r ment in one of the Kroger st sunfleld Rnnd.v PhUUp Dickinson. Fullerton. in Ionia in May. haircut! Every snip of HI Md- Mr ‘nd Mra rnuik OUver. tbe^home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ,daughter, Myrtle Farr, and grandSILV'ER WEDDING ^Maroi’n Merrick .nd wiiiiem‘dau«hUr' Frances Farr. Newaygo: nemn?.v n«nd w.ni^1 Mr and Mri1 Arthur Shattuck and ANNIVERSARY About seventy-five relatives and PERMANENTS daughter. Helen. William Shattuck friends from Kalamazoo, Battle Mrt E d A C^kl^Marvin * 11 ' 1 dau « hters Mrs Florence Jones Maehlneieaa lt.SO Shampoo A ECr ta Mr■ riuHnta £nht. M I Mab> Tiff. Howard City: Mr. Creek. Hastings. Nashville. Char­ Finger Wave vU up. other* from lotte and Bellevue met at the pleas­ **mI .nd n^?hMTn<nn ,.1IM “d A,bCr‘ 8tU1‘1 ’nd ant farm home of Mr. and Mn Mr- “d Urs Glen on John Johnson of Bedford Sun- WUe Bnd famlIyt unslng: Pvt Harry Cheeseman on Sunday eve­ ning to help thhem celebrate their Mr .nd Un r/nKwr. W.K.r Mr J#mM D00*- Forl K«««- K-V Mr 25th wedding anniversary, which1 •rii M~d ’m?. and Mri Robert Newton and famttore^ T^of Krtam.^ ’’ Ur- Fr^Ort MM Su“n J°hn9On’ took place on Aug. 12. 1917 It tai J ?Mr« »^n r M ‘he oldest member present. also the fifth anniversary of their! daughter and husband. Mr. and Bunday visitors at the home of, * a, Mrs George Woodmansee. Mra May Trieb and Mis* Leonard* its A SMALL WORLD Tlie home »as decorated through-1 Trk'b at Pennock hospital. ; Our Martin Comers correspondMra Yloyd Merrick and daugh- ent aends in lhe following item out with-gladioli Musicians from ter. Mtaa Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs | which will be of interest to every- Hastings furntahed the entertain­ ment. autated by Mr. and Mn I Jamea Huggins of Detroit were one guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs George Ollleaple. a former reai- Howard Bristol. Many beautiful and Ben Merrick Sunday. Mrs Levan-( dent of this place but now of useful gifts were given Mr and! ch* Merrick returning with them charleston. W Va. received a let­ Mrs. Cheeseman and their picture; .for -a •few months’ stay. -i<r fron) a C0U4|n ln inland, stat­ was presented to each family) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Little Miss Joan Ryan went te to ’ing that a boy from Orangeville present. All hope that they may, lo celebrate their Golden anGrand Rapine Rapid* on me Ithe tram urana train uut last Mien., Mid1_ with the U. u. 8. troops in live w Tuesday where she spent the week Ireland, had called on them. Going nlversary. part with Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kress — • the GUlespte place --------of* *-business - ------ 1 I ------HIGHLAND BUTTERSCOTCH X Mr. and Mra. E F Bottum spent , the Midler boy noticed the name APPROACHING MARRIAGE Monday in Grand Rapids I Gillespie, and remembering that The marriage of Mta* Billie Jean Hopkins, daughter of Mr slid Mrs Mr. and Mra. J. F. Edmonds rehta former teacher. Armlna OilEACH turned home Saturday rilghl after, lesple Pike, bad visited tn Ireland Fred Hopkins ol Hastinpi and having spent two months visiting and had relatives there, he went Dale Keeler, son of Mr. and Mrt BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! their children and families. Mrs I In and discovered the proprieter Earl Keeler of Hastings, will take Belle Hyatt. Joliet, 111.: Mra. Elsie ■ was her own cousin, all of which place at the ftome of the bride's “‘— Cuyahoga Palls. Ohio; I proves that wherever you are. you parents. Saturday afternoon. Aug Maurice Edmonds. Detroit: and I can moat always find some one j#. The bride and groom are plan­ Phon* ;<;i northern »rip( Gordon Edmonds. Ann Arbor .Mr. I that knows some one that you I and Mra Gordon Edmond* and ■ know, and that It’s really a small Immediately afterwards They will be al home at 420 N. Michigan Ave Bonnie accompanied them home. 1 world after aU. brother-in-taw and slater. Mr. and family were Sunday guests at the Mrs. U. C. Manns. i Harry Ritchie cottage. Gun lake. Mra. L. W. William* and Jeanie The Misses Helen Naylor Beatrice returned io Columbus. Ohio, Sat- Tuckennan %nd Ja.vcl Smith .pern urday, after a week's visit with her the weekend al clear fate Lodge parents. Mr. and Mra Maurice Pier- ! Mrs. Robert Dawson waa al Wstthem ifor X’UUin*’ ^pught kina lake near Pontiac test weekthem for the von Rcu-Johnson end as the guest of Mra Glenn Fitzwedding, came for them last Friday, gibbons. He has been transferred to Louta-, Mtaa Elizabeth arel Ml.. •uH^Ki'.by UK HB.I1W a, 'turn Cum home Bunday. SUMMER CLEARANCE! Summer Dresses Marked Down 25% to 50% DRESSES REDUCED Sheers to $1.00-$1.95-$2.95 Cottons to $1,95-$2.95-$3.95 Bembergs to $2.98 and $3.98 SUITS Cotton, rayon and seenudeer suit* $8.95, now $5.95 Regular $5.95, now as low as $2.95 PLAYSUITS Marked as low as $1.00 SLACK SUITS MN Good selection, many reduced to $1.95 FINAL CLEARANCE ON ALL BETTER SUMMER DRESSES Vtilks colate rices ORE E DUTY ffenon Bonnet & Gown Sh The BEAUTY BAR ANNUAL WESLEYAN METHODIST CAMP ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Have a FEATHER-EDGE Cut! SUNDAY, AUG. 16 to SUNDAY, AUQ. 23 AT CAMPGROUNDS 2* MILES SOUTHEAST OF HASTINGS, OFF M-37 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Evangelistic services daily at 10 a.m., 2:30 and 7:30 p.m Children's meeting 10 a.m. Young People's 8:30 a.m WORKERS Bakery Special CAKE SQUARES RASPBERRY JAM ROLLS REV. E. W. TOKLEY, Toronto, Ont., Conodo 50' 25' BANGHART BAKERY rev. o. g. mckinley, com.t.0, n. y. ) j PROF. LORENZO HARVEY, cotrsi, s. c, Song REV, CHAS, FOSTER, Young Peoplet Leader MISS JEANNETTE FRIESS, Children'. Worker Evangell EVERYONE INVITED TO ALL THESE SERVIC �ncurr THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1X1 it Hastings Banner CHURCHES Sheldon Agency All Kinde of Insurance Surety Bonds Phone 2113 Hastings Mrs. Control and family, attended the annual meeting of the Battle Creek Farm Bureau on Thursday CHURCHES MAKE APPOINTMENTS . “ ,'wo J"""™''*'1"™ «n»urr. Mn. Kuhlm«n .Uirmd h>U UM Annual tajtam. wnk , ttolt lwo wnU m S». •nd On n>uH <rf Um PAatanU ap- u „ Bar »n. will .ho npotalmenU an ot tatami ta Barry „nily mo.nl hrrr from Drlroll and counu Ptapla. taunoch a, wrrral h,vn marl* In tn the in. i. The _ _D. anda C. — Stores. -Inc., otrtng -.r.Mp rharuraS h *vc _been ™ade rrviee 7:0*. churches of theea denominations, stockbridge, have bought out the >». Uta —tai tanoor paatan h.ta Une txi»rta»n> Hom. Hrrtan iy.r eerslee I lr“!“Jerre<1 l<? new.Wise will remain as manager of lhe Ttsoa Jrtfh annual (—..In., ot IN. . . . MLu Esther Dull has returned to Mr home in Daytona Beach. Fla., .after spending several weeks with 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. 1 Swanson Agency 109 W. State St. Life Auto Fira , Tornado the helm for the second year. The Hits and lhe Eagle schools are still closed: and at lhe Briggs school. Mrs. Adelbert Courtright AUCTION SALES Appointment of pastors for the coming year brings a change to Hastings. Rev. B. R. Parsons, pas­ tor here for several yean, has been transferred to St. Louis. Mich. His successor will be Rev. Seth Davey. . During hla pastorate here. Rev. Parsons has labored faithfully in Hustings. Castleton and Morgan, and has won lhe respect and friend­ ship of all, who regret to see him HENRY FLANNERY Other appointments of Intereat NASHVILLE DR. L. J. CASTON which convened al Barnaby Park near Sunfield last week, closed Sun­ day evening with lhe reading of the appointments by Bishop W. E. Mus­ grave of Huntington. Indiana. OPTOMETRIST Haitlnge Pincoist Bldg. David -Harper, a workman nt Country Club Hills of Battle Creek, had the misfortune on Monday to Injure his foot while using the jx>wrr lawn mower Mrs. Hable Buxton and sister. Marshall Furnaces were Sunday dinner guests of Cluu. Farlee and family. 1 ing in a factory at Grand Rapids. Guy Kantner and family attended camp meeting at Barnaby Park Sunday. Other appointments In- Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for al! makes of furnaces. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Kavertroughiag Herman Babcock • cottage. Bristql lake. Attendance, ninety-one. They will meet the third Sunday ot Au- C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 141 K. State > Phone 2331 tf CREDITORS irhlian Th- ' The Briggs church and home­ coming was well attended .and a fifty broke bread togeth<7fThe ser­ mon by the pastor was most In­ spiring Those to attend from away JERRY ANDRUS AU. FORMS or INSURANCE SL'BKTl* BONOS F>— Ul> ' ‘ ' । Carrick; Freeport—Revs. E. B. and y»4a».j*7 7.30 a. A. Griffin ।from Woodland*; receiving congratulations on the ar­ min a P M iOr*ud Rapids—Rev. V- E. Robison rival of a six and one half pound ih« fir.i To»»-1'from Caledonia*; Lake, Odessa— baby girl. August 1. She will an- WHAT SHALL BE DONE ABOUT IT! AUCTIONEER Liat your Auctioa Sales with DEWEY REED Kenneth Miller. Supt. of the 4-H calf club, and other exhibits of i calves, namely Eldon Cole, presl- gives. Dates Hartings, Mich. If Shipping Livertock Every Saturday Mrs Mary Clark Is staying with er sister. Mrs. George Clark ot Cole left Monday morning for the Barry county fair with exhibits. desks and heating plant, through the Kellogg Foun- a for elN11.I,-,. North Buyer for STILES end Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone Z5U, or call 717—F3 through the week. u. ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farley of Mont (teller. Ohio, called on his l brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farlec Saturday afternoon I enruuU* lo Hustings, witere they will ITS STILL WRONG In a big shop, on a hot day. a woman was seen to hold her doc up for a drink at one of the foun­ tains. A shopwalker, advised of this, hurried to the acene. "Madam." he expostulated, "this fountain Is for the use of cus­ tomers." The shopper looked confused. "Oh. I’m to sorry." she replied, “I thought it waa for lhe employees" DRY GOODS Bride—"Do you sell dry goods here?" Clerk—"No this Li a grocery " some dried apples.' We are very glad to hear that Mn Frank Haney is improving. Mrs Emily Wilcox'll spending this Mrs.. Esther Messimer of Detroit spent last week at the Reid hotel. Thomapple lake. On Monday, twenty six met at Putman park for a pot luck dinner In her nonor. She returned to her home Tuesday. Irvin Lind of Camp Shelby re­ turned Sunday after a ten days C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Most of the oat crop is on the ground In shocks or uncut. Mrs. David Harper sustained a broken arm Monday, while caring for her husbands foot injury. INSURANCE a physician. s. HTiiil Hrlfuoi. <;ih(. CARDS OF THANKS For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brasi, Copper & Load. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH mazoo Wednesday. All the 4-H boys and girls are busy getting their projects ready for guests at a family dinner on Sun­ day at their parents home. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes honoring Miss Juanita Nye and mother. Mrs. Wil- Pennoek hospital last week for a . minor operation. ! Mrs. Josephine Cheeseman had । ns a guest recently her aunt. Mrs. Volney Buxton from Flint. WANTED! EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT Auto Mechanic, with ex­ perience. Will work on weekly (alary, or on 50­ 50 basis. Best working conditions. Permanent employment. Apply at once. C. B. Burkholder, Hastings Chevrolet. 7-16 for tome of thot good Lily White Flour were held Sunday at the church Mrs Madeline Norman. Supt.. Miss Nina Fenner. Asst. 8>jpt.. Mlia fcrary Saunderson, Secy.. Mra. Charles Mc­ Nulty, Treas.. and Mn. Leone Brad­ field/ pianist. The teachers were all Quality fuels ,w. E. M. DUNLOP Pine Lake Orchards Farmers, ATTENTION YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES$750 C0WS$6°° WE HAVE A COLLECTOR Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service NO PEACHES Truss Fitting I XPtRIENCED FITTER always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. PEACHES Friday night at the home of Mrs. ’ week. Leia Young with Mra. Melissa Sho­ VALLEY FRUIT MARKET walter. assisting. • ANDERSON and <;OCHRAN Rev. and Mrs H. R. Kreig and family are at Riverside park. BuchAllegan phone 189 Adv. 8-13 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sharp of Rich- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Case Sunday. Callers Sunday evening at the Mr. and Mrs Hugh Case hbme W Na. Michigan Arenac LT IAIKEET mlssloner. The ballot, if printed, would contain only blank spaces foe the voter to write two mints. Bul how could the voter name any two lawyers of this county for that of­ fice. when none of the county's lawyers wont lhe office? The ques­ tion of what to do will be put up to the attorney general of Michigan. It will be Interesting to know what he thinks should be done In this county about pointing non-partisan the hospital following an Injury in Hamburg Shop JAKE DEtKIESTER CASH often right and family from Hastings: Nail Bank BU,. Estimates cheerfully Dan Sunfield—Revs. Floyd H. and Mabel' Nagfl: Wakeshma—Rev. Edward Smith spent Friday in Lanslng. The Gamble: Woodbury—Rev. J. I. Bat­ latter couple were guests of Mr. t and Mrs. Casgo Smith while the We Pay the Phone Charges PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES ... ?5.OO COWS .... $4.OO HIDE MUST IE IN COOD CONDITION PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE Valley Chemical Company CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA-4OO ‘Fifteenth Year of Service." �THE HASTINGS BANNER CONSENT OF WIVES NOT NEEDED BY NAVY ENLISTEES 027 TOOTH PASTE TUBES old, inclusive, to enUat In moat U..£?*mSX ” BARRY BYPATHS By JANE CAMERON •' FARM W. heard ot oermon raid told over ovrr We of > a German Britain where several German planes were brought down by anticraft gun* -manned' by women. W'. 7.ere .PUlUn? S' «0<xlnew< •a letter lo a toldier and argued *‘Sn< "'v. •ert2u*‘>p wh*V^ lO put manned or womanned. Well Bye folk*. See you al lhe Yippee! r Hostings, Mich. TH EATE ■= Telephones 2244-2557 M FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. AUGUST 14-15 Double Feature Attraction THRU DIFFERENT EYES DANGER IN THE PACIFIC SUNDAY and MONDAY. 16-17 Ray Miltend, Betty Field ARE HUSBANDS NECESSARY Tue*., Wad.. Thurt., Fri., 18-19-20-21 Sunday afternoon visitor* at the home of Mr. and Mra. Will Bryans of South Hutlngs. » Mrs Mabel Cook of Shelby. Ohio, and Mr. and Mra, Arthur Webb of Gun lake were Friday guests <JT Mr. and Mrs. Vern Haywood. Mr. and Mra. Fred Bush and fam­ ily of Battle Creek were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mra. Elmer Bush. Mra Donald Hrnton and two chil­ dren spent Thuraday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Haywood and family of Dowling. Mr. and Mrs.-Paul Pardee and children of Garden weie Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Msj Donald Henion. Miss ' Angie Ellen Pardee remained here to spend two week* with Mr. and Mrs. Henion and Mr. and Mra. Vern Haywood. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Holley and children or of Kalamazoo were iSuncniiaren afternoon guests of Mr I1?8'__________ Don't forget the Gregory school picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed McPharlln thl* Sunday. Aug. 18. "THIS ABOVE ACL" Children under twelve, 10c plus 1c tax. total 11c Barry theatrv JE* Hotting,. Mich.. Phone, 2247-2282 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. AUGUST 14-15 Double Feature Attraction Virginia Bruee. Brod Crawford, Dick Foran Insurance Accounts MLLUUnr* . . It la not so much the width of i your field of usefulness u the qual-1 j ‘Tbit I* the identifying mark particular people look for on the back of lhe greet­ ing cord* they *end ond receive.” Ttntf _________ WE FEATURE HALLMARK CARDS DRUG SPECIALS $1.00 Dr. Miles Nervine 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia 50c Pepto Bismol —. 60c Lysol Disinfectant 25c Forhans Tooth paste 75c Fitches Shampoo 65c Kremel Shampoo $1.25 S S S Tonic 60c Bromo Seltzer $1.00 Zemo Liquid attended the at u... McCallum reunion u and Mra. Edward Rice. Mrs. Mary • .i. hrun* nf \<r -md Mn, Evaratt Rice te is visiting visltlns Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mrs WeldWeld. . J™ Everett Rice : McCallum in Hickory Comers on la Ln Hutlngs. Saturday. Sunday guest* at the Hammond ;I Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hill and and Bateman home were Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Nelsop Hulbert of mJ* aJn^Mra^Pronk^mmzrtmt iI B "l,lc Cwk *m Sunday with Mr. Battle Creek 4p spent Mr. and Mra. Frank Kemmerling , and jj- Albert Ulrich ; of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. WU- ! andA‘"J" j?' Baker and Mr? SSTJch S Hutinu M? 8u^ and Mra Bert Fancher, local.’ jd‘?, at ‘he,r ,arm ?ere' Mtes Eva at>d Dorothy Hook are 1 M™- Otto Pranshka. who hu been ! spending thl* week at the U. B. ’•*nd5S wllh ?lcr Par’ children's camp at Barnaby i»rk, , Nr- and Mr' Ferguson Delton, recovering recovering from from her her rere- | near Sunfield [iat al Oelton. rrni nru-riiHnn returned w>lnn»H to m her 1.-,Mra. Anna Hammond came home i1 « nl operation, ahe1, home Sunda Sunday, from Leila hospital Friday. She >" d b, Mr stood the trip very nicely and te'! Mr. and Mrs. Clare Thomu of slowly gaining. Mra. Guy Erb of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. Grand Rapids te helping care fori and Mra. Prank Chilson. her. | Mra. Otto Pranshka spent the --------■■■*■♦ *■ ............ । weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Merle -ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS- . TObtu at Dowling. 83c -43c ..47c ..43c 19c 49c 59c 99e 49c . _83c You don’t talk about them... but your letter paper does! Alwajra \ A/) Cornel LyBARKER’S X? HASTINGS PHONE 2115 Your Scrap Into The Fight t^WAHg^BAVDS BUREAU FOR WHEAT • FOR INCREASED YIELD • LOWER COST PER BUSHEL BETTER QUALITY GRAIN TOP PRICE for CROP INSURES FOLLOWING CLOVER CROP American Banking GOES TO WAR A country that is up in arms for freedom needs united effort in production from its industries, business, labor, farming HAND BANKING. The banks of America, the Hastings City Bank in­ cluded, have expanded their normal RECOMMENDED ANALYSES 0-14-7 0-20-0 facilities to include the sole of War Bonds, Victory Loans to speed produc­ tion of war machineryr and safe deposit Tyrone Power, Joan Fontaine Adapted from lhe Best seller book of the Month . mUUon wllh w. Thursday evening. Mr. and Mn. Richard Gaskill, Mr. and Mr*. Ro­ a<e accounta apply w the bert Gaskill. Mr. and Mra. Charles Social Security Board each year for Gaskill and Mr. and Mra. Ivan duplicate account number card* lo Gaskill and their families, were all replace tho« lo*t. dcatroyed. or *o present. Richard was home from | badly worn they cannot be read, Camp Forrest. Tenn. Bcc<___ ’rdld«_“> Mr William E.„Kiroh.— -------- : mi. mr>. aiiuci. turn the . Rnarrt*. children and Mr. and Mrs. Charles '■gesaner. manager nf the ;2e»d O'Dc® «n «he Grand Rapid* WaUace canwl at the-Roy Perry | NaUonal Bank Building, Grand home Sunday. GET INTO THE gCRAP , Rapids. Michigan. I w. —--------------------Mr. and »«.. Mrs. — Floyd Gaskill were WTh?re8 pRMVMi«h sernn iron and "AlUlou«h request* for replace• "Although request* for replaceThere is enough scrap Iron and menls are always granted” Mr at lhe U. B. camp ground at Sun­ steel, to say nothing of Un. line. Klrchgeuner said “Uw worker field on Sunday afternoon. understand thatTutuTuro Mr. and Mrs. Homer Belch of and tool shed* of Barry county to on hU part wlU help to prevent de­ Battle Creek called iw »he Perrys tank* and ,plan“’ in Issuing him a duplicate card. Sunday afternoon. hundreds of gtm* bayonet* and He lhou]d kccp a permanent record ; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds hand grenades. IT all of It4* B«th- :Of account number. In any way and family and E. A. Reynolds spent fmd enoUfh hf With such a record he the weekend with Mr. and Mr*. By­ oW robber lying around to make will be able to teU u. what hl* num­ ron Girard of Holland. dozens nr . . . . ! On Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Cha*. ot ns gas masks, cranlann seaplane >__ , . ... ........... . emergency boat*, aircraft tires and With lhe number, we can replace Gaskill and Mrs Richard GaskiU pontoons for bridges. Let's make hl* card immediately. Without accompanied Richard to Detroit tills new campaign to harvest scrap knowing what It is, we have to send material on farms and elsewhere be­ [hte application for a duplicate to Sunday nlcht for Ctmn Fbrrest. ginning Monday, the most success­ the accounting section of lhe Burful one to date. leau of Old-Age Insurance at Balti­ an their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Ashby one day last Maryland. GREOORY I more. -in’ Sng such a requ«L the week. ' "In maklne str-*- * ---------- ■*Mr and Mn Harold TenEyek and worker car,f VM u.p-un „pUln 1 Mr- and Mrs Melvin Campbell . shoulJ daughter. Gretchen, of Grand Rap- i that what he want* is a duplicate ----- and family of Leslie viaited Kenneth U> were Bw,d«y .turn™. ,ur.U .( . not a new one. Assignment Reynold* and family Sunday night Mr. and Mra. Glenn Ingram andint a rnew account number to a per- • *nd Monday. family. I &on who ^rs- Myrtle Cotton -..J and '.V..,. Wm. LLa who already already ha* ha* one number ,,Mr ,‘ndM" =“rI and fam-; conruMM. h „ account „, a may re- Mont ...... ............ ................... hl* and c,llpd ............. ■* thc Prrr >’ home SatHy attended the Drake reunion sull ln difncuin^. |n Uic eventual “I‘d"y evening. Sunday near Hun^.v r n^mHli. Greenville. Mr. Mra. Al ...­ wlllemrnl o{ hu cUlnu fof । Mr and Mr* Earl Roush and lie Simmons. Mr, Drake's ilster. of 1 ance benefit.,'’ 1 --------------— **: family of ‘ Coats -Grove called on Mra Grand Rapids, returned with them Charles Rowley and family Friday to spend the week here. . evening. DURFEE Miss Helen Hill of St. Johns Is and Mm Roy PerrT »ttended the fuThe many friends of Rev. visiting lillUlg Miss Mis* Joyce joyce Wade waae thl* tnu week. wees. ’; 7_ 'Iu.' neral nf — of of a enn.ln cousin. Arthur z-h. Chase Edward Groat and Mr and Mrs Mr*’ p‘«’Ier "Joice in the fact Hastings, Friday afternoon. Adolbert Groat of Banfield, were that they are returned to Baltimore Bunday guest* of Mr. and Mn>. OU* circuit for lhe coming year. Mis* Mary Baulch of Battle Creek NORTH HOPE Mr. and Mr*. Joe Konleczny were spent last week with the home folk*. I Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCallum, FERTILIZER TRANI) Important to Old Aqe 9l,MBY chaaea a year-old baby tn between. announced today by Paul Nelson. They're Important Factor Chief Quartermaster, Recruiting Do your bouquets all droop? Oura tn Winning the War . Officer in charge of Navy recruit- do. Do your plants all need water.u> ring? Oura do. Doc* your kitchen A nationwide harvest of crumpled Previously. Navy enlistees below ' smell lo high haaven with garlic? collapsible tubes, collected by drug Uie rank of petty. officer. »econd Ours doe* DO you watch peoplea’ stores and other retailers through­ class, were required to furnish con- 'reaction when they enter and get out the country. Is arriving dally sent papers signed by their wives. I a loader-it? I do. Some of them at the Tin Salvage Inuitute, but now there are regular month- I say./AJhhhh. My. It smells good In M J, ;_ ... a r. Newark. N, .ml )» h*tng’zan. ' out now mere are regular mi verted jnto Un and other metals .>f Navy I here." They like It. Others sa>. men below such rank. —।"Whew!IT I guess they don’t like for war. After sorting, the work'd The revocation of the.cdnient rul- it. The sum total Is this—Canning converting the tubes is comparative­ ing-also applies to,wives who are season hu started In earnest. ly simple. divorced -.and, receiving alimony.’ ... The average Collapsible tube U They likewise are eligible to re- i My geese are like tome people I 69 percent Un. These lubes ore ceivc dependency -*--------allowances. -"-----------i know—They go around sUcklng dumjied on a table where employees Information about the Navy's new their necks out. remove the caps for sterilization dependency provision* may be ob­ and reuse, then sort the tubra ac­ tained at any Navy recruiting staGolly, I'm glad I'm not a mother cording to estimated Un content, lion. rabbit. Think ot washing ten pairs after which they are put In a hop­ of ears every morning, and WHAT per and passed on to other sorters, OBITUARY EARS. who use two electric flatirons, one Arthur Chase was born July 25th. kept nt 450 degrees and the oUier July conversation—First farmer: 1872 at Lansing. Michigan, being at 620 degrees Fahrenheit. Tin the son of Andrew Jackson Chase My. don't It rain eaay? melt* at the former temperature and cella Hamilton Chase. He at­ Second fanner: Yeah, and ain't and lead at the latter. The all­ tended the public school at IsnUn items are then smelted In an sing and spent moat of his bust- ‘ oil burning "kettle, the paint and nes* life a* a salesman in Hastings. Here is one of our favorite dishes lacquer being burned away; the He was married on September. 24.. for thl* time of year*. Cook lean tooth paste rise* to the top; the 1881 to Mary Elizabeth Hail and to °1 salt pork, string beans and little : Un settles to the bottom. them were bom two children. Em- ।''new potatoes together and cream The collecUon of lubes Is just mntw mons P)iu> Chase nf of W-tmlt Detroit and .Yn«f. Jose­ i them. The pork has to be cooked another aid In winning the war. phine Margaret Chase of Grand longer than the vegetable*. A per­ Sixty old tooth paste tubes provides fUpirte. fect side dish to complement thl* all the tin necessary for solder In He slipped quietly away from this main one Is fresh cucumbers. lhe electrical connecUon* of a Fly­ life on lhe morning of August 5. ing Fortress! War economy, or any time econ­ 1M2 leaving to those who knew him the memory of a great lover of his omy—Save all fish cleanings and । fellow-men, for he had a wonder­ NAVY BUYS 1,000,000 LBS. orite shrubs or garden plant* for ful gift of making friend* combined OF MILKWEED PRODUCT fertilizer. This Lx an Indian cus­ The lowly milkweed Is coming In­ with a profound contempt for show tom. They planted a fish (de­ to Its own at lul. It t* claimed and humbug. Many beautiful trait* made up hl* ceased) In each hill of com. When that a good substitute for rubber I think of all the fish heads I threw can be made from it, but that hu character for he persisted in keep­ at-the ducks this spring, then think not been recommended u yet. ing mind and spirit on the sunny of that pouting flowering quince ■ side of life however hard lhe trials However, a factory hu been es­ that just won't grow. well, maybe and difficulties. tablished at Petoskey to produce a He leaves a glimpse into the 111 go yet and see if I can find product from milkweed called "floss " those fish skulls. Why doesn’t The United States riuvy ha* placed thing* of God to a devoted wife, a somebody tell me those things!l an order for 1 (XXJ.000 pounds of IL son and daughter, three grand­ children and two great grandchil­ It will be u*ed u a substitute for Do you girls want to know how an imported product which, on ac­ dren. a nephew Dwight Paul Chase to can apple sauce faster than you count of war conditions Is not now who has made hi* home with him ever canned it before? And have It available. The naval authorities for twenty five year*, a large num­ take less sugar than ever before? have tested It thoroughly, and ber of relatives and a oat of friends. Then listen, my pals, and you shall claim it will answer their needs sat­ hear. It was taught by an alum­ isfactorily. Only 200.000 pounds will BARRY CO. BOYS AND inum salesman who probably now be needed this year, and the bal- GIRLS CAN BE DICK TRACES Of all the people in Barry county. U selling granite dlsl.es. You take ttMMilltweed<wiUngrow*beat on what i l^r,2rliP‘lC81 ^’{hev'aro your apples, naturally, and slice the government call* "sulxmarginal ^^uS'^^^Lctal them every .U to 'v Inch and par­ land, wlilch te not fitted for grain 1 P,*y ,1!'<n^h? allel with tiie core. Cook quickly and sieve, or put through a ricer. croiw. Barry county has a consld- i ,f rL erable sol! where milkweed would ; f^.’Z?n?Cr“L’_Pr Momtev1 the 17U1 By leaving lhe skins and cores In flourish. There te much of that soli ™>'„roin u2ir while they cook, you save alt the In the region surrounding Pe^ey. Heroajs^^^^e^ natural sugar in the apple, which is plenty. Also you save several MUNICIPAL COURT , "J*0’*' ™ ^22 hours of valuable time. Also you of apple. This method out for the farm scrap harvest Uwsc save plenty vn., , Leo Fteher, of HuUnga township. ' r n „. rl.- -*------yr- « “ — — -u brought orouint Into Municipal -unioipu court coon "“«>« Wdden Iran moot peopte In should net A there being wu , ___ „ Monday on U>< ctuujo ot hoyln« MJ! ' IM from a bu*L_ about two ouart* quart* of of waste waste tomcom­ no owoy from th. Kono ot on w- w,hlch h‘!e "“J pared to the pans of peelings you old.nt In which hh cor. which M Pu" “ViL* “* old" ordinarily have. Only add half the never notice them. WO, drtyln, wu Involrod. Ho id- ' .............. ,h"" i a hint to these Dick Tracy*: If sugar you normally do. Our cousin mltted lhe charge and was given a j there's a road running by your can* a bushel of apples by thl* fine of 825, cost* of *5.90. and wu method In two and a half hours and allowed 10 day* In which to pay. . place, the ditche* along It may well Failure to cash up will mean 20 hold things fallen from automobUe* , or wagon* or else ju*t thrown away. days in jail. ■Look there: look everywhere: show ■ the grownup* all t^e "clue*'' to TO ENTERTAIN I waste you can find—to be turned COAST GUARDS 'Six member* of lhe Coast Guard Into gun* and bombs and jeeps for from Clear lake put on the program our flghlera. for the Klwanls club Wednesday Du­ noon of last week. The club voteh to provide social entertainment for . KMhrvfuTseSSta/city the Clear lake trainees, and to regu- Mr* Kathryn N. Senriba, City ■ lariy invite members of that group "" ’ to their home*. . GET IN THE SCRAP! fin SECTION TWO—I HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 13, 1942 IIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR FALL GRAINS RED ROCK-(RED WHEAT) AMERICAN BANNER-(White Wheat1 SELECT SEED OF HIGH YIELDING GRAIN VARIE­ TIES is always a good investment. We have a com­ plete stock of seed grains of high quality and germi­ nation. TJte very best seed wheat is a bargain in the for War Bonds and other valuables. Bank at the Hastings City Bonk for security and convenience of location. BUY WAR BONDS OFTEN! "BUTCH MINDS THE BABY . and Bruce Bennett Virginia Field "ATLANTIC CONVOY SUNDAY end MONDAY, 16-17 Treat All Cereal Seed With f F D F C A II I L K L J A 11 Controls Stinking Smut This easy duit treatment It sure. co«tt about 2c per bushel of teed. 1 lb. — 70c. Treats 32 bu. "PRIVATE BUCKAROO FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINCJ, MICH. 'CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS TIUTHONE 211* N. CHURCH ST. HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Five Years of Continuous Service*1 PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ____ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUM PAY, AUGC1T 11, 1H1 A <T der of Caledonia, and Mr. and MiddlavUle. Bunday afternoon. Mr. and Mn. Clarenc# Banedict, Mra- Joe Buehler, local. last Sunday dinner 8outh Bowne with a swimming Mr. and Mrs William Dipp and □rand Rapid* vidtort Saturday. Rockhill of Hasting*, they visit- and Mr*. Howard Thaler. Mia* Bia Bchroder. 10. who w party at Bugarbusb lake, Monday family spent Sunday at the home the MMd farm near Hasting* MU* Helen Steckle returned to in Assyria township and rrday with Mr. and Mr*. Leo Fry b.' Barker and Cathrtne and childran to Banfleld. ----- where *■---------an Oil well la being Battle Creek Sunday with harparIonia, Mr. and Mra. William Spear 'Sunday near Grandville. of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. drilled. . of Waldron sre visiting her parhome Bunday.'MU* NelMarvin Thaler inaier of oi Hastings. Hasting*, Mr*. Mrs. j Mr and ana Mra. Mr*. Harry Boughner of ot MBs Dorothy SteeUe returatd i of Three Rlvtm returned and Mrs. Paul Olmstead and fsm- Frank Martin of Grand Rapids,; Mice Ode.va were Wednesday aft- ,with them for her two weeks' vaLloyd Kercher end Merlon cd - --------------------- — ----,—----- and Mr*. Floyd Burkey of Hutlng*' ernoon vUllor* of Mr. and Mra i catton. Grand Rapid* to Caledonia Park wu due fo heart failure. Pleasant Valley Circuit* of the'were Sunday truest* I The W. M. A. of the United guest* of Mr. and Owm George Forbev. Forbey. M- A, Bunday afternoon to the* Crakes Brethren church for •**— ~taler, and family. United | Minor King was a Sunday eve- 'Brethren church will have a food Middleville, who has bun seriously reunion. family to Fremont Sunday where Caledonia. We wUh them much — ----- -Ar* Merrill Karcher'nlng guest of Mr. and Mra. Albi* .sals. Saturday, August 23. The 111 for some time was taken to they visited the latter'* relative* and family spent dundsy evening iWslh of Lowell, --------- •“ '------------------ ---------University hospital. Ann Arbor, ths and attended church service*. and Mr*. E. 8. Griffin of Wood­ •dth Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull and Mr. and Mra. Victor Stock1 e of Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Atlee of land will fill their places. >of South Bowne. children of Saranac were Tuesday । Lansing were Friday evening sup­ ration and treatment. All hope he Mr. and Mra. Floyd Welton and The Townsend Chib will meet 1 and overnight guests at the per °t Mr. and Mra. Asa may soon regain hl* health and be friend Roy Buurd. Conservation MIm Schroder U survived by a and Mra. John Miss Evelyn Thompson of South i at the hall Friday evening.-August Thompson and Fry home, Officer from Kent Chy. Jack and returning home Bowne were Bunday dinner guests ... . —------—.. ..w UUUH. «HU7>i oBtahl W» of Lotfan was ■a it. Pot luck .supper at 7:00 lharp. ■ nKathryn Mr. and Mra. Alien Fish attend­ Ml** Virginia Moore spent Bun­ Roy. who went on a fishing trip Kalamaxoo, several nieces and wilh them. of Mr. and Mra, CJaud Walton and . Everyone Invited. Saturday overnight guest of Der- ed Conference at Sunfield Satur­ day with Pfc. Gerald Endres who on Algonquin lake, caught their nephews. Among the latter are r, who <*le- famlly. Mra. Caroline , Mr. and Mra. Dan Postau and lene Wieland. day afternoon aod Sunday after- hu been home on furlough since limit of bluegill*. Mile* Schroder, of Bqllsvue and Rev. and Mr*. John McCue nt- Mr*. Jennie Miller attended the I WUI King’ of Bmdale rtl noon. Tueeday. He left for Camp Nlantie. Gloria Ann Layboum and Phyl- William Schroder of Atsyria. tended a community home-com- Jflller-TW reunion at Lake Sunday guest of Minor King. Mis* Donna Thaler of Grand Conn., Sunday afternoon. * borne of Mr. and Mra. Forrest I ing at Graven burg church. Sstur-, Odessa. Sunday. | Boyd Payne of Hutlngs, son Rapid* . Is recuperating at Lhe TH18 MUCH GOOD pen Wednesday. Buehler Saturday afternoon. Guest* day. home of her parents, Mr and Mra. ant Valley were Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorr vl»lted were Mr. and MraS Wilbur Norris I Mr. and Mra. Clarence Benedict ting* on bujilne.-is Thuraday. Emma Carpenter of Shults, were John . Thaler, after having a ton­ visitor* of Mr. and Mra. J. D. Cool. Mrs. John Holcomb, of Campbell, Not much that 1* good can be of Sand Lake, Mr. and Mra. Theo- spent Wednesday in Haatirigs. united In marriage August 1st. sillectomy. Phyllis and Richard Warner of Saturday afternoon. accompanied Mr. and Mra Her­ Ruth Yonkrr and Sarah Jane ------------------------—-------------- . Rev. John McCue called on ArMorgan are spending the week with Mra. Claud Walton and Bobby Nelson, of the university of TuUs. man Opsch lo Sebcwa camp near Burgeas are attending Young Feo- tbur Clark of Caledonia, Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Roush and Oklahoma, says that »s a result of and Mra. Myron ThompM.|i of ,of Mr and.Mrs. George Porbey. Sunfield. Sunday. .» pie's Camp at Sunfield this week, i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest TDoker ac- family. . Gun lake. Jack Blough, local, spent the war. high test gasoline will be Allo. Mr. and NeUl*Of UMr^and'Mra. -------Mrs. ------- Ray ------------, --------- -—Au^anu Otto aim. Kunde aiurae called raiicu Mr*. C. W. Culver — vu.ic, ui,ciiucu attended the uic Julla Curtiss. Theo Kauffman. Edith com panled Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mr. and Mr*. Robert Newton two day* with them. cut from 18 cent* to 17 cent* per Detroit. Mr. and Mr*. George Sny- 'on Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar of Nashville Garden Club at the home Tlejeiu, , Dora MinuiicHu. Olmstead. uic* Dick sou and , Tooker cwscc «uio and isiniiy family o< of ijanion Carlton to. lo ana and ismiiy family uitenaca attended tne the onattucK Shattuck gallon, Dr. Nelson say* that lhe .of Mr*. James Rlxor of Nashville Jeannette White, and Alice Yonker Gunday lake. Sunday, where they j reunion at the horn* of Mrs. KenLouie English of South Boston and coat of producing 100 octene gas Is Tuesday. srv attending Children's Camp. attended the Tooker reunion at lheineth Clark of Hutlngs Sunday Charles Comb* of Freeport left for now 18 cents a gallon. He say* that Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Van Patten Mr. and Mr*. Leon Howk returned cottage of Mr. and Mra. R*y’afternoon. Other* there were from plants now being built or planned attended the Bellinger reunion at home Saturday after spending a Tooker. Newaygo. Fremont. Lansing, and will reduce that figure about 50 per Gun lake. The following letter is reprinted cent. The 100 octane ga» 1* the kind week at Sugarbush lake I Frank Cool left Wednesday noon Grand Rapids. Mr* Perry Preston relumed home Mr. and Mra. Robert Newton | for a trout Ashing fishing trip. He plans Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tboker ot from the Lake Odessa Wave-Times used In America'* airplane*. Saturday after spending three were supper guests of Mr and . to be gone for ten days or two Carlton ...U.. were supper guests1 of UI Mr. aa.. —----- --------- —— — —- —- — Mra. Arthur Fuller and family of weeks. land and Mra. Ernest Tooker In honor on oK mMnF ln Preeport because Lloyd .. birthday . ------_ jorm#r|y lived here, h* father ---------and Mrs. Roy Preston of Battle i Hutlngs. Saturday evening. • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Latson of । the latter's 70th anniverconducting a grocery and meat I Rev. and Mra. John McCue were Kalamazoo spent lut week with sary. Wednesday. Mra. Arthur Beeman and Mrs, Grand Rapids visitors Tuesday. (Mr. arid Mrs. Harold Wood* O. H. Fausey of Muskegon »pent market. The mother now reside* moticb or Murruo or dbainaoi Dale Faulkner and Infant daugh- , There will. be no church. Sunday | Pvt. Jam** Cool of Fort Knox, the weekend at home. —- - — * . v. . KKUUA, WVKMWW HI. IIVIIIC. i*chool. or prayer service zat‘ the Ky.. -----• “ --------* — J -* u| — 1 •*— -* “ -------•' July 0, 1M2. spent lhe weekend at home. I Mr. and Mra. R. E. Postma and enwon callers at Die Gerhardt United Brethren ... and Mra. Evart Ardis called Mr. and Mrs. Ben Poatma of MeDear Friends: I sure appreciate TO WHOM IT MAY CONCXHN ihren church this week. week ' ___ Supt. XOT1CI. I- nr.il> ». ..iv, ■. ■ Kunde liome. ’ ' because of the camp meeting. ion Supt. and Mrs. H. A. Kltaon of Cord* were Friday evening guesta Mbs Vivian Buehler of Charlotte Mr. and Mrs Alton Rogers of , Woodland Sunday afternoon. I is. spending her week's vacation at Jackson spent the weekend with i Mr. and Mra. George Karcher Mrs Roy Deming of Detroit was arc on a small Island south of the the home of her parents. Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Coy Stowell. ’and family of South Bowne. and a Sunday caller of F. E. Deming equator The people here seem Mr* Forrest Buehler. , I Miss Gloria Ann Layboum. W1 „ Mr*. Merrill Karcher and family. and the Allen Pi*h family? quite glad lo have u* here, and are who Kathryn Troyer of Clarksville is ho* spent ’ * five ’ or six ' weeks with local, were Sunday dinner gueste of Miss Evelyn Overhqlt of Battle very friendly and religious. spending this week with her aunt 'her aunt. Mrs Oeerge Nelson re­ Mr. and Mrs Henry Karcher Women on the home front ore They live in gnu* hut* with no Creek spent the weekend with her ; tyre Raj Wieland and family. turned lo her home In Detroit. Sunside# and tbs usual floor Is made A number of young people 1 Mr. and Mrs. Louts SLstl of De- day handling much more of the ot stone. There are plenty Of ba­ gathered at the home of Mra. Geo. Overholt. nana* and coconuts and tome pine­ Nelson one evening lut week, hon­ responsibility of running the apples, though they are out of oring Gloria La>bourn. The party. , ________________ M1« Marlr Emermgcr and broui— !"pending the week al lhe GerIi Miss — vnnd, season now. opened with a treasure hunt, with;home of Mra. Katie Hovenef. er Johnny of Chicago, and Mr ;h,.?2 home than they formerly did. Things we are permitted to write Mary Jane Woods receiving Aral i Mr. and Mra. Claud Walton and and Mrs Max Robinson • of Has-' lax Robinson-of Hu- i,i„_ prize Many games followed, and Bobby, and Mra. Mary Dodge were : tings, were F-C2_ ? If you need money to do your Mra3zClement' lMeadStS 1 Mr a,“1 Mrs Owen 8teckl,f ,nd refreshments --------were served shout among those who attended lhe close. Sincerely—Pfc Loyd J. Ream­ of Mr. and Mra Clement Mead. )• daughters. Helen and Dorothy, and 11:30. ____ ___________________ w,| United Brethren Conference near er (O.A.) U£. Marine Corp*. Unit job on the home front more ■ Rev. and Mrs. John McCue and Mr. 3*5. care postmaster, San Fran­ Mr and an<4 Mrs. Ur, Fred Frr-rl Henney It—nn—v of nt CarlVMIFI Clifford Bustance ot' Hutlngs is Sunfleld. Sunday. grandson luirry Atlee visited rel- | Lot us folk over ton visited at Fort Custer Sunday visiting Dean Sage for a few days. -Mrs. Rupert Caln and son Bobby cisco. Calif. atives In Lanslng Friday. efficiently, let us arrange a and Mra.u>a. Lyle spent Olmstead Mri Carlo* of Grand Rapids your problem ' f.mUvannf MrlriraJ.hUL^lln QnnHav ■ afternoon. Mrs Clarence Van Patten. Mr*. «« Rev. nunungion. tne Freeport Methodist Church । Mra Clarence Van Patten. Mr*. ’°f Huntington. Ind., spent the vWt vtelted ~’ Up Mr. anrt and Mra Mra. J. ’ rt D. n God ~’1 loan for you on our easy terms. ’withyou. Everett M. Love, pastor Thursday. Morning Worship—11:00. I SSS £.£“«' m ."a 2™ a t Mr. and Mra. Frank Thompson, VTTt Hoatlngs visitor* Friday, and ;R«v. and Mra. Paul Olmstead and R Clinton. Mr. s~‘ "— local, aceonunpanled Mr. and Mrs. mon: "The Kingdom, Power, and m called on ><r. and Mra. Meryl, Neeb. I fondly. j Clinton of Irving ’T»-p. caned in । MK, o<.nevleve Biggs of Wash- I Miss Mary Ellen Walters of Charles Woodruff of Hastings to Glory." Sunday school—12:00. the evening. the Hastings Farm Bureau Group . , _____ ,. IIville „ . . V,,1C and anu friend «ricna Sgt. ogt. Emerson canerson Grand' urona Rapids rtapias is spending two 101S W. State SL, Haatlnj*. Hasting* Nat*) Bank Bldg. r-M ^n' ChBr*es Hobfrte of stnible of Soo Falls. 8 D. were’weeks with her grandparente. Mr. picnic at Irving Grange Hall. Sun­ day. Grand Rapid* were Sunday after- j Sunday evening dinner guests of I and Mra. William Crake*. Prayer, 1 0L „ r„ "nd Mrs' ;Mr “nd Mrt c- w Culver. | Mra Pearl Lightfoot returned I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasgow Phone tin. Charles Hoyt nnd Patty. , Mr an(j Mrs s^iah Seese and home Wednesday after spending two and family of Dowling spent the Carlton Center Methodist Church I “ '»• I Mr*. Nina Mance of Laming Mrs. Adah Mottex were Grand I week* In Straubvllle, North Dako- weekend wllh Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Everett M. Love, pastor |’ | spent the weekend with her par- Rapids visitors Tuesday. ta. at the home of her brother. Eu- Kellogg. Morning worship—10:00. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Overholt. .uiv THKllKFORK Sunday school—11:00. gene H. McOregor. She spent a pv-Tvn ~.na ’**«’ ^-j. Katie day *t La Croase. WU.. where she the SOUTH SHULTZ* * ■visited her aunt. Mra. Emma Me- Hovcner and ‘nd Patty attended attend Mr. and Mra. Harry Shute of Gregor and family. Carl remained United Brethren Conference at Sunfield. Sunday. Hutlngs and Bert Cook of Kala-, rnazoo vUlted Mr and Mr*. Frank I Mr ana Mrs u J. O Harrow and and daughter Bonnie of Ann Arbor. Horn Saturday evening. family of Grand Rapid* were | Sunday evening guests of Mr. and I Mra. Dan Postal* and Phyllis Ann. Barbara of Middleville enjoyed a flab dinner al the home of their i Mr. and Mrs John Pish are mov- parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mln* Kenyon spent Thuraday । vojicg to cmeditobs ling Into a part of Mra. William Mr*. Buei Sisson Sunday. Gordon with Sarah Bishop and Phenla Su‘* , Hutchens' house this week. Edmonds b still busy at Willow Wllkison at the home of Mr. and | I Mra. Lillian Scobel of Clarksville Run. Mra. Alf Bishop of Doud corner*. was a Friday dinner guest of Minor Mrs. B. J. Roudabush and two Carol and Marshall Hom, who ' Kin,. have been spending two weeks with I Mr. and Mra. Warren Surrarrer Lowell, were Wednesday guest* of their grandparent*. Rev and Mra.1 ,Bj1 “!(3 'called on Mr. and Mra. Charles Mr. and Mra. Ray Wieland and Fred Hem, returned to their home mr>ir«4 t» m iDouBla* nf Middleville Bunday. in Ionia Saturday night. !<?•■«. u iL Dick White was in Lanslng Sat- > urday night and Sunday morning.' Mr- *nd Mrs- Jolly Rou*h of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mick of bake Odessa were Sunday after­ Jimmy of Battle Creek spent SunSaranac were Sunday dinner guests noon guest* of Mr. and Mra. "|cof Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sage and ment Mead. neville. family. Mrs. Ruth Pearce ot Lansing Mra. Lorraine Manning and baby , Mrs. Harry Boughner of Lake «P*nt Tuesday with her brother, Sharon and Mr*. Loma Larabee are Odessa was a Thuraday afternoon George Brown. (pending a few days at Willow Run, i caller of Mrs Emil Olson. | Gust Kunde of Howard City Is Ypsilanti, where their husbands OBDEK FOB rPBUCATION Phyllis Ann Postms, Gloria Lay- ! spending the week with his brother, are employed. bourn, and Mrs. George Nelson were R. F. Kunde and family. Martha Hom visited her daughter Mabel of Battle Creek. Wednesday and Thuraday. Mr. and Mra. A. Houser of Colum­ bus, Ohio, visited Mr. and Mra. L E G A L S rSAHjSlW) !!?.1*'.”™’ , CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION jeoov u&ik. i’V; BARBERS CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Nay Bump accom­ panied Mrs B. Foley and daughter Alice to Lanslng Sunday to visit Mr. and Mra. Roy Huver. Mra, B. Foley will remain in Lanslng for Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Albright of Chicago spent from Tuesday until ' Sunday at their farm here. | family of Springfield. Ohio, spent. Saturday night and Sunday at Roy Preston's. Mabelle Hauer spent Sunday > night with Lois Clouae of Shulu. | WAR A united nation and it« families require blooming health and steady narveg to wage a successful Fight For Freedom! You and your family can keep "on the go" by drinking MILK regularly ond often. Don't mln out on this all-American health drink! Order from High­ land* Dairy today. Let’* blast Japan—and Germany—and Italy—with the chain lightning of destruction that can be built from the scrap in our cellars, attics and garages, on our farm* and in our places of business. Scrap iron and steel, other matab, rubber and u>aete materiab. It will all be used to make tanks, ships, planes and the fighting weapon* our boys mu*t have. It it needed Sell it to a Junk dealer—give it to a charity or collection agency—take it yourself to the nearest collection point—or conault the Local Salvage Committee... If you live on a farm, and have found no mean* of disposing of your Junk, get in touch with the County War Board or your farm implement dealer. Thrw YOUR scrap Into the fight! Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. HIGH IN CRKAM CONTINT. RAW OR FASTIURIZtD. PT. 6c; QT. COOKlNn TMi mossogo approved by Cowrvathm Diviuon WAR PRODUCTION ||^ ■ ■ only.L"3 BUY U. $. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS BOARD HIGHLANDS DAIRY Local Salvage Committee-Phone:' 2693 Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutinfg �IRODER a Schrodsr. 70. who wa* iaayrta township and red Wcdnaadsy afwroocn tattle Creek. Her death o baart failure. j lived alone tu a section « In Battle Creek which uodar la survived by a Minnesota, a ateter In . , several niece* and Among the latter arc ruder, of B<levue and hroder of Assyria. m GOOD . LR • h that Is good can be om war. Bul Dr. W. L. the University of Tulsa, •ays that as a result of Igh te*t gasoline will be 8 eent* to 17 cent* per -. Nelson says that Ute duclng 100 octane gas is ta a gallon. He says that being built or planned that figure about 50 per 100 octane gas te lhe kind .« terica's airplanes. GALS Boreoo of Itraiu*. T MAY CONUKKN: , I liEXKBY GIVEN. Ibat on , •f Jun» A l> 10U. ap■ tll«l -Uh Math A. a«a of Jti* > CuunltM HICKORY CORKERS I It it keeps on raining, it will be ] of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra. Lester. baby a Mtaa Nonna Jeon Butter, daugh- URPOMlhle. Monica and son Bruce spent Sun- parent; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler of Young'Robert Bostwick of Rou!4&y evening with their mother in Healy. West Hickory Comers, left last | township te spending the week with I Hastings. Mr. week Thuraday morning for Dal- hu grandmother. Mra. Gertie Pease. Mrs. Ella Hammond is visiting her I daught las. Texas and win Henry Lelnaar and wu, be w married -..v. wife visited Json-ik-taw ... - and ...... daughter. Mr. ..... and —... . Dunkel enuarvn were —* rb* Mem Monday evening. Aug. 10 to'Dwlght Partnts. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mra. Mark Garrison. Sunday guests at Jay Labadlea* in 1 spent Sunday witl Hitchcock, an airplane inspector of Lelnaar of Delton Sunday afternoon.1 Miss Emma Kay Johncox is Lacey. families Mr and Dallas. She was accompanied by and Mra. Watts of Sturgis ' spending the week in Detroit. I Mr. and Mra. Ernest Brooks and111am* and D»sn a Rev. Benjamin Hitchcock of Mid-1 ’tailed at the home of Edward , Mra. Beth Carter of Lanslng! children of Castleton called at Or-1 and Mra. Glenn land park. Gull take, Dwight's fath-! Campbell and wife Saturday. I spent Thuraday with her ton and ' son McIntyre's Sunday afternoon. Kenneth and War, marriage "naerv- I .. ttr. «nd Mra. John Lammers with mother. ...... Mra. — LeNqre Waugh. work of rnocemuing modernizing tn* the i' ohm Kellogg farm atm OU la .ire, er who will read ii-u the ...I u.u.u*.! ----- ------wiui ' ----------........... ,| _ The ..... mi. U1 , tana, Bioko. Hotal eat I Ire. Ml** Butler 1* a graduate of Marjory' and Joyce attended the Mr. and Mr*. Charles Kingsbury. Dunham rchoolhouee «tarted Mon- i vr’~ •o4.the W. K. Kellogg Agricultural Wewman reunion Sunday in Wol- Mr. and Mn. Earl Oates, Mr. and ! day. I J??*" achool. claw of UH2. and I. a talent- Cottville. Indiana | Mn Bert Chllrom and boy. ,at- ' ---------------- -----------------------»•ereJ.ed mtuician. Mr. Hitchcock also Duwayne Utrnmen and family of' tended the Homecoming at Rich-I THREE CORNERS : i,h w' William., graduated from the W. K Kellogg 1 Heatings vlalted John Lammen and >«nd Saturday. Mn. Nay Bump and daughter El- ur7r. ,„d achool and later attended W. 3. 0. f1 Saturday night te i Mra. LeRoy Pennete wax in Kata- I ten of Barber* Comert *pent Thun“uL*’®? mazoo Thursday. Thursday. J I dc“ afternoon ufum; from .j, e at mmuiibuxi Kalamazoo.. The ABdrrw Myera and wife of Ha*- ,' mazoo 'day with Mra. Ctatele A wTi..— parent*, tne bow. -tne beat oast wt*hr» wisnra h these Mr. ,waitera \w’ ot thelr man’’ friend* go with thesg lln«» vldted in the home of Mra. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Ray Ray Stewart Stewart and and , Hammond. Hammond. ; two grandchildren; rolled on Mr. and ; Mr. and —*' Mra. Keith Partee and'------------ *........................... .. Mid defendant.. | estimable young people to their . . Oertie e.—.. Pease - ------ ---Sunday. 11 "■"'W*' deviate.. l.(at... . home In Texaa. [Mra LeRoy Pennete Saturday af- , son Charles of southweal Woodland To relieve TkCI [ temoon. i were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr wk * | | || I |W GLASS CREEK ■ — । — wuiu*y uuiurr guesi* or Mr lb.I within fortr Muttr JenV Burdick of Florida Mr *nd *nrt Mrs. Mr* Harry W*rre Vennete and onrl and *»d Mra. Mr* zvs. wiitt MlktfFy of r I JR Pb^k ropv of thl. nr Irtalted hla parent*. Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mra. Fred Otis and Robt Mr Clarence », L. Sisson and in the Rastinf. • Clyde Burdick and hl* grandmolh- called Sunday at the Borges* has-I Paul spent Saturday with Mr. and family. . a a a nowp ” pub* i "• Lydl* Clark, three day* of pital In Kalamazoo to see Louie. Mrs. Ed. Pennete. Maury E Moore made a btulnea* Zk ’A'WP Erway. who had an operation for1 Ladies Aid was oostooned until Iteip to Grand Rapid*. Thuraday. I Fj Fj F> N<w*ffij« । Thuraday. Aug, 20. on account of I Mrs. Claude A. Hammond with' COOOH Bob Burdick of the U. B. navy appendicitis last Wednesday. Mra. Cha*. Whittemore *pent a f«ir week. They will meet at the 1 at New York City, was granted a --------BUU part of last week with her dangh- home of Mr. and Mra. J. Tedrow. ,, 1Mn. — Francis Dooley of Grand Rapter. Mra. Robert Shricker and fam- I ---------------- . BRANCH DISTRICT Burdick and his brother Dick from lly at Richland. Mr. and Mr*. John Havens and Ronald Fossett of. Bedford spent Saturday morning until Sunday •on Rodney and David McGlocklln' the P**t week with hi* grandparnight. > Jimmy Beadle was seven years of Hastings were visitors at Poe- , ent*. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Pa**ett. old Sunday and Saturday evening rest Havens* last Wednesday and on J Mra. Mlnda Mudge, returned to hta mother. Mrs Lewella Beadle Sunday the Robt. McGlocklln fam- I her home in Grand Rapid* text Friday after spending two weeks and Mrs. Lee Burdick surprised him lly were visitor*. Ray Olis of Kalamazoo is assist- ! visiting relatives and friend*. with a party from 8 to 10 o'clock, attended by eleven of hta young Ing with the work at Fred Otte'. I Mr. and Mra. Herman Miller and Mra. Robt. Shricker of Richland ' of Detroit spent Sunday night friends. Ice cream and a lovely A GOOD COINC business showing ■ v ttai « i, birthday cake and many beautiful brought her mother home Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nor­ ----------- ------------------------------- a—.------ ■ glfu made the party a pleasant get- and remained until Saturday. ' ton. profit and no risk involved only. $2,000. Sunday visitors at Roy Erway's Farmers are having trouble har0BDER fob PUBLICATION----------------- [ together for the children. Htata of Michl**.. The Prabni* Court Friends of Mrs. George Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rose and vesting their oat* a* the weather NOW T1IF.REPOHF. • On A DANDY 30 ACRE FARM right on M-43 8Vi ...................... ' were sorry to hear that she L, not son of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Ho-, man ha* sent so many shower*, Blsl-r and Powor*. attorn** ISK. mer Erway and children and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Norton. gaUtatlfr. II la ORDERED lb. milea south of Hostings. Has 3 bedrooms, living Harold Sharp of Muskegon Joyce and Phyllis, spent Sunday pita! Sunday. room, dining room, kitchen, large barn, chicken Kenneth Brown, who te spending' afternoon, with Mr. and Mra. R. K Mrs. Nellie Pennock visited her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and the summer at Russell Whittemore's । Hall in Kalamo. coop and other out buildings. Hoi electricity, .rrtroin. and of th- whole thnvnl. Mra. Harold White and children at spent th* weekend at hte home at i Mr. and Mra. O. Dt Fossett atquite a lot of woods, $2,500. TN TKHTIMONY WIIF.RF.OF. I hovr Hlckory Cornera. ! tended the Fte&sett reunion at the ! Plainwell Wednesday. Postmaster 'and Mrs. C. 8. RcnMra. RuamII Thornton and sons i home of Mr. anti Mra. Burr Fossett, ------------ -—---------------nells entertained for dinner last of Charlotte were Tuesday visitors A GOOD HOUSE AND 2 LOTS will throw in I DUNHAM DISTRICT week Monday. Mr. Rennell's brother at Clyde Warren's. some good extras such as point, etc., in Free­ The Misses Genevieve and Max- ' Mr. and Mr*. Clare Wright are of Grand Rapids. port, $1,000. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kahler of ine Erway and Betty Hanson of i having a much needed addition built! North Barry called on Mra. Homer Grand Rapids were weekend guest* , to their home, the foundation being at Ray Erway *. completed. Bartlett Saturday evening. WE HAVE 2 HOUSES LEFT in tho village of Mr. and Mra. Clyde Warren reSunday guests for a birthday* surAbout seventy people gathered at Woodland. Ono estate we must close—for quick «K*ir son nmu.. i._ on Orson n_v n>.._ _____ ceived wnnt word that their PhllUp nr the home of Mr. and Mra. Carl eaived prise McIntyre were Mr. sole only. $1,200. Boyes last Wednesday evening for ta in • training school at Chicago, and Mrs Fred Van Dongan of Mus­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tift and chil­ kegon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones a farewell party for Rev. and Mrs STATE OP MICHIGAN, dren of northwest Rutland were Harold Bugbee and Betty. Light and son of Pennfleld and Brandt! OF BARRY. KH A GOOD MODERN HOME will moke ClrSunday visitors at Russell Whitte ­ I Allan O. Hyiio. Clerk « McIntyre of Kellogg airport. In the i refreshments were served and a .mil Court for Iho County ful house for. $2,000. lovely gift was presented to the more's. afternoon they all went to FDrt Cus- [ TN CftANCERY. So hereby r McDonald, ( Bugbees, who are moving to Kala­ ter for a visit with Pvt. Howard • Uno* rrod tltlOO of ih. Hoar mazoo after serving as pastor of CLOVERDALE McIntyre who was allowed a short Richard Pennel* of Detroit called time off from guard duty. the. Wesleyan church for the past "The Best Investment on Earth, on hta parents Sunday. four years. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ball and son Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hayes of of Gull take were weekend guests is lhe Earth Itself" The W. H. and P. M. society will meet at the campgrounds near Has- Grand Ledge and Mrs. Florence Mason were dinner guests Friday of Brandt McIntyre, who has been Mr. ----and -----Mrs.------Bert McCallum. - ... t .-KMiavau**. nu*. if, uimuicm lucw- »--an Instructor at Kellogg airport, has rdln« lo th. pro.I.lon. of Art > Btoort Cltoont. JuJa*'ln* and delegates report will be; #nd Mra. Albert Monica of been transferred to Fort Dlx, N. J. lb. Pabllr Art. of ISIS. Upon m ' * 1 Immediately following. j Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. for transport duty. Murruc. E. Barnau, Pro.rct ,r Of th* Kitol, or JoMlo Rev. ona Mrs. Harold Bugbee and I*™1 ,Mr» Charles Kingsbury. Mr. Miss Laura McKelvey ta spending llorntr, REAL ESTATE BROKER <in* tu«i in uid* Betty ” 1* dinner auesta Sunday •••*-■ -1 । Monica remained and 1* enjoying this week with her grandparents. IT IH ORDRRKD th. fishing for a few davx. rinx tbst th*~h>- jOf^the Leon. Dunnings In Delton, Mr. and Mra. A. E. Harding. STEBBINS BUDDING James Henry Moshler has been PHONE 2659 A daughter, jean Marte, was born rill Wesleyan church August i« and at Osteopathic hospital. Battle 23 because of the campmeeUng at Is still under the doctor's care. Creek, to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill HamMr. and Mrs. Lyman Wilkinson |tnond. July 25. Mra. Hammond and Pennocks Grove, near Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Clark and family of Battle Creek and Will Clark and lady friend of Clover­ dale were dinner guests Sunday of their mother. Mrs. Emma Clark. Mra. Homer Bartlett nt tended a birthday party Sunday for her son Hamar Bolton of Kalamazoo at Hie home of hta son. Jim Bolton of Galesburg. Mn. Bartlett's grand­ Hullnri children, Henry and Phyllis Bol­ wnty. 6» ton of Chicago, were guests at the ' Arable 6. UcDonsM. party. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Dekilder of Otsego visited his sister, Mrs. Nel- . ORDER YOB PUBLICATION lie Pennock. Sunday afternoon. Elat a ot Michlnn, Tha Prol liar Altor»»r. IT IX ORnfcREn tb»l * b*»rl»t Mrs Douglas Galnder and daugh­ tor I ha County ot Barra; id Hpsa tald p'tltlna oa tV*Jn*>d ter Elda Jean visited her sister. • tub dar nt 8»|>t. A I). IMS. Mra. Case of Union City, from Monday until Wednesday of last LEGAL NOTICES GOOD BUYS EARL R. BOYES Lsriraltu DapuT*. ■ airiripri. iluloaor, artii Rev. and Mrs. Charles Harmon ot Brazil. South America, were at the W. M. church Sunday evening and showed slides of their work among the Nltamblquara Indians. The Harmons traveled by train to the end of the railroad, then by truck loaded with provisions sufficient for six months. The remainder of the 600 miles Inland to their station was made on foot, with their aupollea carried on the backs of oxen. Slides shown were ot their home in Brasi), Merrill Ha 33 ftTi 'nSE child tor 10S of Doodo* on Po*« 15. ‘ NOTICE IH HEREBY (IIVEN. That lyiej wilhtn said County Be sold at Mblle aurtfor eat bidder fur roah by Barry County, at lha I tbo Court House In. th* Cl :30 F. M. nf Iho Blain ot MIcLlaon. hat an urdtr ba made by I .aid liny E. Murphy and |ihy do .land in th. blara .aid child, and IbaC Iho .,11 in. natives and cities. The Noble and Waildorff reunion was held at Crooked lake Sunday. There were only a few present and it was voted to discontinue the re­ union for the duration. CEDAR CREEK Mrs. Ola Lara bee, fromzthe nor­ thern Dart of the state Is visiting her bister. Mat. Minnie Campbell. ited in Leonidas Sunday with Clela and Francis, reluming home wllh FEDERAL FARM MORTUAOB COR. PORATION. o tarporoUon. of Waah'MHdrrd "smith. R»*Ul«r“ oi PnUt* The farmers are having a real time trying to save their oat crop. CALL US SPACE INTO EXTRA ROOMS FOR FINANCIAL AID REPAIR NOW-MAKE SURE Do your part for victory by remodeling or repair­ ing your home. Although new home construction has been affected considerably* there is still a supply of materials on hand to help you keep your present hbmejn excellent condition for the duration. Serve your country and yourself by repairing and remodeling now. i Uhrr 10* of Marl, oa Po*» **. NOTICE 18 HEREBY CH VEN. Thai DON'T BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! Rida on Under- BUY! You can buy the home you like... even if you can't build * the one you want! So decide on the one you like and let ui help you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of a home that is already built, but, we don't know how much long­ er we will be allowed to. So if you want to buy a home do It now . . . tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you in buying. Coma in today. lnfldted Tiros Clark a K WK MGS SYSTEM ISO RATION Ptatatfaa, When your tiros are undor-inflated, have a heart and give 'em air! Have us check tire pressures. Too little pressure breaks down side walls; too much pres­ sure wears out center tread. Make your tires last by always keeping pressures balanced. Havo tires M«KE£ SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR ■TATE IT. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 9 STEBBINS ILDC. MEMBER F. H. L B. �THE HASTINGS BANNEB. THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, IHi and neighbors present. Evary one , panled the Henney'* lo Fort Custer HENDERSHOTT Battle Creek Sunday evening, Saranac Ttiursday forenoon. Mra DUNHAM DISTRICT routed wieners and marshmallows to visit their eon. Robert. Our minister preached a jplendld Carol Burd of Assyria te spending WlUltts spent Friday vita hw lemonade. after | Mr. and Mra. Cleon Landon Cook | sermon Sunday morning and we two weeks with her brother. Mr daughter, Mra. Kesler ana family. with her and enjoyed which the young people played hte parents. Mr. and Mrs. OU* Lan- wish more might have heard her and Mrs Archie Burd. Ralph Henney. Mr. and Mra. Claud Holcomb of Mra. Albert te taking care of the Laingsburg were Saturday auppef Carrol, daughter of Mr and Mn. games. The climax of the evening! dan to Oram} Ledge Sunday after- Plan lo come neat time a* you will was plenty of home made Ice cream . noon where they will stay and al- ' enjoy her 1 Burd and Tripp ner messages. message*. “•n' children while Mr. and Mra. Ralph DeMarls Faulcy of Clarksville, was a and cake. _ (tend the camp meetings. > Both Hendershott -'‘ and McOsnber ----------------------------------------lh*U ,"»«»” - ** **•MMdJr “'—rflte *•*“ mH wllh gusat of Janet and Linda Lu TtechThe Carlton' W. 8~C~8.’met-at Mr. and Mra. Kusler of Hutlnga ' have *___ "ciitbuiUullc —.,u...t.-ai- j4-H ti »i.<iu club* <. who v<a j *•• were Thuraday afer, Monday ami TUnaday A picnic, counseled by Mra. El­ the home of Mrs. Jay Wing, Thur*- called on Mr. and Mra. Lon Deck- ! are very busy these da ya doing PLEAliANT HILL Mr. and Mrs. Gene Campbell of । *ome very good work. ater Marlow and Mra. Gerald Tlsch- day afternoon co discuss plans for: er. Wednesday night. Maxine Daniels, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mra. Bmte Matteson Chicago spent part of last week at «T. was enjoyed on Tuesday by a supper. You know this particuYvonne Clem. Sharron and Shirley lar group of ladles have a repute- and Mrs. Lewis Daniels hu been with their grandion, Leland, and the home of his cousin. CUfton Evalct and Enid. Curd from the Doud district. Valwittne. Janet. Linds Lu and An­ Uon of being excepUonally good . visiting her ateter, Mra. Glendon Mr. and Mra. Harry Whitworth Campbell Mn. Nell Walker of Chesaning 1 are spending a two' weeks' vaca­ no Marie TUcher and Carrol Walt- culinary artists, so be making plan* Pierson of Fowlerville. Mrs. ura. r«. N. v. C. nrnii Kraft ana and «ara. Mra. Mary mbij — — ----------■ te enjoy a bountiful meal of special, Mrs. Louise Lydy returned home non at Bow lake. Weekend vteitoni Weasel ot Charlotte spent from ’’’other two or Thuraday and Friday at Pleasant — — — three days last week. Mra. DeVlno z goodnera 8ept. 3 at the hall over with Mrs. Dale Quick ot Mattle । there were Mr. and Mr*. Ed Bentz the Thornapplc River was chosen Wedncaday until Monday-----I Creek, Sunday. ' Of Hastings. Loutee and Mason their brother. Ed Bedford. Other condition remains about the same. by lhe group. Everything was com­ Jay "Wing's store. Frank Brandt and family from } Evelyn Fox. of Freeport wu . chrtetenaen. pleted for a picnic environment, Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs Mra. Jennie McIntyre was a Thura­ Mr. and Mra. Orson McIntyre Sunday callers at Jack Bullivanr Seymour Jordan of Middleville. Mra day afternoon caller. •ven to the girls stirring up a bum- West Sebewa visited at the home ■ “ dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. and Mrs. Katheryn Jones and Km Mr. and Mra. Alfred Higdon and of Mr. and Mrs. Marton Clem Sun- Cleon Landon Sunday. * , , were Aaron Schwucfco of Battle family of Kalamazoo and Mr. and nlng to aee Ensign and Mn. Donfollowing for u few mln- day. Mra. ?red Brandt, who iiad Marie Nash from south west Hu-1 Creek and Howard Stanton from visit with relative*. been a guest at lhe Clem home, “ng* has been visiting at the home 1 Dowling. Mrs. Sylvester Van Hom and Mra. Harold Higdon of Battle returned with them. j of Mr- and Mra. Harold Norton for ’ Callers at Albert Brill's on Sun- two children of Detroit spent lhe Creek enjoyed an out door picnic and Mrs. Dick McInnis. Donald J. J. Strodtbeck I* now canvalea- '- -' - ------..... , Monday afternoon when IS WV.K Hl. WU past week with her mother. Mrs dinner with Mr. and Mn. J. L. has Just graduated from a naval guests gathered at his home cing At hte home, after an opera-: rhe Lydy reunion wm held at the Ejck and daughter Gretchen of Anna Andersen. On Friday she Higdon. Sunday evening Mr. and flying school In Texas and is home to help him celebrate his 10th Mrthbrought Mrs. Barney Strauss la for­ Mra. Higdon accompanied Mr. and on a two weeks' furlough. Uon at Pennock hospital. / home of Mr. and Mra. Scott Lydy Grand Rapid*. day. He received many nice gifts. Sunday. Those from away were: The Wilbur Schantz family are I mer resident here) there for a Mrs. Charles Higdon ot Nashville Mrs. Colonel Yarger attended" a Mike Vester and hlz two grandsons vacationing at their cottage on; couple of days' vteU. Friday eve- to Woodland to call on Mr. and The children spent the afternoon days’ visit. woodland lo o city,______ ,_____ playing games. cattng\.home made mb.cellaneous shower Ignoring Mr. of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mra. John; Long lake. ning they had za few friend* In tc Mrs. Joseph Crockford ,. tFuk evening .W.nlrp and *n<l served t-.L-d brated SOth wedding wrdrlli the brak'd their 50th anniver­ Mrs. Royal Donovan for several lee cream and cake. Norman's and Mra. Rex Walters of Hastings Dockztader and Mr. and Mra. Percy Geo. Kelley has sold hte farpi -apend sary that day. mother. who gave the party, v Becker of Grand Rapld\ Mr. and and equipment to Don Robinson i lunch. day. Xfr aud'Mra. William Savacool Mra. Darcy Becker of Detroit? WUI of Hastings. Mr. Kelley's poor I Harry WUllams of Detroit wu responsible for the many “Hal Mr. and Mra. Orson McIntyre and Tutrc sold their farm home here to tr Vester —«u. and Mr. and j Mra Dale Quick Braith mmie the deal necessary. We home over Sunday. Other evening Sunday dinner gue.sU of Mrs. Clara Returns of the day." grandson attended the Ladles a Battle creek counle. from Battle Creek. Tv- and Mrs regret very much to lose these good. lunciteon guests writ Mr. and Day and Vivian. en by Mtes Wilma Usbo’mc ut her Mr and Mrs. Fred Henney were Ralph Bowerman and family of friends and hope they will be happj i Mrs, Robert Tolan. Jr., and son Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster and Birthday Club picnic at Thornappte lake Sunday. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mra. Burr wherever they locate. home, Wednesday night. There were Lynn of Detroit and Curtte Solo- son Robert and Mra. Eleanor OeiMrs. Jean Bchmlteer and son. Steckle nnu and num» family u« of rictpvn Freeport ounSun­ Cooley and family. Mr. and Mr*. nineteen young people of the Pro- ., oicc*ic Gerald Haynes wm home from t mon of MlddlevUle. gnulva Brethren Sunday school!day. Mis* Dorothy Steckle accornPlymouth tor the week. He te Mra. Addle Lewis lias returned service* here Sunday. rence Cooley and family. Mrs Hat­ working in a Defense plant there i home from her visit with her steMr. and Mra. Will Hyde and Mr. Mr. and Mra Royal Donovan from Wednesday until Sunday. tie Cheney. Mr. and Mra. Foote and and Mra. E. H. Lathrop were Sun­ Lettera were received from Clin-' ter al Eaton Rapids. Marne Banics all of Hastings and ton BrlU the past week from an: Mrs. Bert Palmer and Mrs. Clare day dinner guests of Mr, and Mn. Mrs. Mary Lydy from Royal Oak. Atlantic sea-port where his boat Williams and daughter* called on Hubert Lathrop and family. i The extension club met at lhe docked. Il isn't known where hb' Mrs. R. J. Williams at Caledonia Mra. Ernest Wood and Arlin Deli home of Mrs. Clayton Valentine last trip look him. but from hte| fThupday and found her .some of Lanslng. Mrs. Leslie Dickerson Wednesday afternoon to .discuss letters it te Judged it wu in south-1 better. They also called on Mrs and daughter were Tuesday dinner OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION plans for an exhibit at the" Barry ern waters. He has sailed again Olcn Solomon and son Curtte of State nf Mlehlsa County fair. from ports farther north on thei MlddlevlUe. Curtte painfully InStuart Day te vteltlng hta sister far Ik* Cua*|r of Mrs. Gerald Tlscher received a “coast. “**• । Jurcd hte knee when hte Iwrsc Mrs. Carl Gnsscr and family for dldate? Dldn' surprise visit from Mrs Elmer . stumbled and fell on the tarmac Green and her daughter Helen. Mrs IIUBHABD HILLS । pavement. Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Golden of Dolly Shcpler and her son. Rich­ Mr. and Mrs Larry Storkan and1 Mtes Maxine Flnkbeiner Is atay- Hastings were Sunday forenoon ard of Chicago. IU.. on Wednesday.' baby of Grand Rapids. Mr. and: ing with her friends. Arlene and callers of Mr. and Mra. Arqhte Mc­ Is that the question—WHOSE Members of the school board met Mr* Dick Mater* of Kalamazoo Alice attending the Intyre. *’*~ Williams, ----------and * ‘ y TURN IS IT?, or WHO W1U. with Mr. Ross, Engineer from the spent Sunday with their parents Hastings Fall. ■ EPRESENT THE Ith DISTRICT Wr K. Kellogg Foundation. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jafries Storkan. Sr Mrs. Robert Tolan. Jr. .and son HIGHBANK IN LANSING? Afternoon, lo discuss plans for get­ Mr. and Mrs. Walt,. Mr. mid Lynn of Detroit, are staying at the The Moore school reunion will H. D. Tripp, a life-long Republlting started on the modernizing Mr*. Peck ot Gates Corners spent home of her parents. Mr. and Mra meet with a cooperative dinner at project, . . | the weekend hi Flint with relative*. Clare Williams, this week. the school house August 22. Every­ Mr.Vand Mra. Clayton Valentine [Mr. and Mrs. Walt attended the one come and meet old schoolmates. and family had a nice time at wedding of a relative while there. CLAY HILLS The North Evangelical Sunday of <■«»•«•Tndl.in- school will have a picnic supper at qualifications. He ha* talked farm Reed's lake. Grand Raping, en route | Mrs Alberta Tripp, Mra. Archie, Mbs Myrtle Howard *'• Iter sister. Mra 7 o'clock on Wednesday, Aug. ID. problems with hundreds of his custo Lowell wliere they took Mayonna Burd and Mra Angellne Sensibn I "P01111 w li»» trabUr no imblkatUa ol began work in lhe factory in Mid- Ouy McNce and family. at Reid’s Resort, Thornapple lake. Sarah McCaul on ** the dlevUlc last week. I. Mrs. Sar ”h “ ***•>' te “ “ Mr. and Mrs. Austin Shanti of Maynard Park* of near Mine­ ' sick list. Her daughter. Mra Mln- east Maple Grave called at Vern mind with sound business judgment. STRIKER nie Colburn, spent Sunday night Mrs. Ariel Aiken and three sons ville combined oat* and rye In I Hawblltx Sunday evening. with her. of Lansing and Mn. Clifford E. thl* 'neighborhood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall and Mra. Leon Potts, and Mrs. Vance Mr. and Mra. Alec Alberts have drug stores. In. Allegan. Saugatuck Poland visited Hie latter's stater-lnfamily of near Detroit spent the been entertaining their daughter Sharp of Middleville have been weekend at Mrs. Frieda Marshall's. caring for their sister, Mra. Lenna and. three chUdren from Chicagc day afternoon. COUNTY DBMOCBATIC C0NVBNTI0N Michigan already employs all lhe Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reynolds and the past week. Another daugh­ Johnson of Bowne. She was taken lly and MteJ Olive Brew of Battle 5EPTLTABER IB Marjory had u a weekend guest his ter came from Chicago and spent to Blodgett hospital Saturday for Creek and Mr. and Mrs. F. NeaII. D. TRIPP ; tfood transfusions mother. Mra. Delbert Reynolds of the weekend, returning Sunday bet of Nashville were callerg at Mr. high Ume that The Busy Bee club held their evening. Hastings. and Mra. Frank HawbllU'a Sun ­ we nominate Jim Bowerman. Jr.. leaves for picnic Sunday at Caledonia Park day. Republican party in the Eighth dis­ । Mr. and Mra. George F. Jensen. A good time is the report. trict, and it is up to every straight­ I Joyce and Gail of ML Clemens, vis­ camp thl* week. Doris Mr. sir. and anu Mra. mra. Morris siurris Lewis of oi „Mrs. ------ George ~ — ” Hoffman .—.-------„ and :--------Mrs earner Schondelmnycr of. thinking Republican lo work and ited her parents. Mr. and Mra. Wil­ wm ln M‘ rial reaaons—A business man who we that II. D. TRIPP i« nominat- liam Cramer recently. Joyce re- Middleville te getting along as well K.l-m.-x. .nd II.reM Enjlmd .nd family of Lansing were visitors all tenUing a reunion. as could be expected. Her many malned for her annual vacation. ,— • . — —.. . — . . ca ,or lnc »**»« senan Mr. and Mra. Leslie Adams and U wmihln, nd.UK s.pumh., 11! William Calihan of Lansing Is also friends wish her a speedy recovery the blood donors for Mrs. Lenna Mrs. Sarah Oalrolh called on Mr. Mr and Mra. Albert Green. Mr spending some time with his grand­ Johnson at the hospital. parents and helping in the saw­ and Mra. Archie Burd were guest (Signed: Friend* of II. D. Trtpp.> Mra. Sterling Ostroth In Hastings of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Green in . mill. Sunday. BARRYVILLE Mr. and Mra. Will Nash and Mar­ About 60 attended lhe school re­ union at Reid’s Resort Thursday. tin and James Herr of Battle Creek A bountiful dinner was enjqyed spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. gl I after which officers were elected Bearle Nash and sons. E|: resulting In Asa Wilcox of Detroit Mr. and Mra. Marshall Green and Si | being re-elected Pres.. Cheater son spent Sunday at Gun lake. ]| Smith Vlce-Pre», and Mra. Lottie M Beil. Sec. and Treas. Special BRANCH DISTRICT ?|' music was enjoyed and an inter­ The North Maple Grove Sunday im esting account of their trip to school will hold their picnic at Thornapple lake, Wednesday. August 11 J. Wlllltis. On account of ill health and being unable to work the farm, I will dizpose of the Personal property at Public Auc­ S' The cemetery circle meeting Fri­ ID. with supper at 7 o'clock. Rev. Moyer, will attend camp­ ll day night was not verj- largely at­ tion at the farm located 5 miles northcast of Hastings or 2 miles north of Barbers Corners or ’/a mile west and M tended. Will Hyde waa elected meeting at Buchanan this week. 1 mile south of Carlton Center on Mr. and Mra. Arthur Lathrop of S Pres.: Elmer Gillett Vice Pres.; | ita*. "x... SB IT KHSTMtR E TIT-TAT-TOE IN POLITICS AUCTION SALE MONDAY, AUGUST 17,1942 Starting at 1 o'clock E.W.T. prompt. I will offer the following: 2 HORSES . BLACK GELDING. 7 YRS. OLD. WCT. 1400 LBS. BLACK MARE. WCT. 1300 IBS. 9 CATTLE HOLSTEIN COW. 6 YRS. OLD. BRED JUNE 11 DURHAM and GUERNSEY. 5 YRS. OLD. BRED JUNE 14 HOLSTEIN COW. 4 YRS. OLD. BRED JUNE 13 HOLSTEIN COW. 10 YRS. OLD. DUE AUG. 18 HOLSTEIN COW. 9 YRS. OLD, PASTURE BRED HOLSTEIN COW. 3 YRS. OLD. PASTURE BRED HOLSTEIN COW. 8 YRS. OLD. BRED JULY 3 ' These are large cows and a good producing herd. HOLSTEIN BULL. 17 MOS. OLD HOLSTEIN BULL. 2 MOS. OLD 39 SHEEP 19 GRADE LINCOLN ond SHROE EWES RUCK 19 LAMBS CORN AND HAY 13 ACRES OF GOOD STANDING CORN IN FIELD 8 TONS MIXED HAY FARM MACHINERY JOHN DEERE MODEL A TRACTOR. RUBBER IN FRONT. VERY GOOD CONDITION JOHN DEERE 2 BOTTOM TRACTOR PLOW DUNHAM 8 FT. DOUBLE CULTIPACKER MONTGOMERY WARD DOUBLE TANDEM DISC. NEARLY NEW FARMERS FAVORITE 11 HOE DISC DRILL GOOD GALE CORN PLANTER WITH FERTILIZER ATTACHMENTS 3 SEC. SPRING TOOTH DRAG OSBORNE HAY LOADER OHIO SIDE DELIVERY RAKE JOHN DEERE 7 FT. CUT CRAIN BINDER WITH TONCUE TRUCKS McCORMICK DEERING 5 FT. CUT MOWER WITH TONCUE TRUCK. NEARLY NEW WAIRD BEAN PULLER. GOOD JOHN DEERE DOUBLE RIDING CULTIVATOR SPRING BRAKE. NEARLY NEW NEW IDEA MANURE SPREADER WITH LIME SOWER ATTACHMENTS. GOOD NEW IDEA 4 ROLL CORN HUSKER, BEEN OUT 2 SEASONS. GOOD CONDITION McCORMICK CORN BINDER FARM WAGON COMBINATION HAY AND STOCK RACK, GOOD LETZ FEED GRINDER. GOOD SINGLE CULTIVATOR—BANNER WALKING PLOW 2 SINGLE UNIT DcLAVAL MILKING MACHINE INSTALLED FOR 12"COWS NO. 16 DcLAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR 2 HORSE ELECTRIC MOTOR. GOOD SET DOUBLE WORK HARNESS ODD HARNESS WAGON AND SET DUMP BOARDS LAND ROLLER DUMP RAKE HOG CRATE 70 FT.. 7 IN. DRIVE BELT 40 FT. 6 IN. DRIVE BELT SET 1000 LB. PLATFORM SCALES 12 x 14 CANVAS DUBBLE BUGGY CAULDRON KETTLE AND JACKET SET SLEIGHS GALE RIDING PLOW OLD ROLLER TANK HEATER WATERLOO GAS ENGINE BUZZ SAW AND ARBOR POTATO MARKER 70 GRAIN BAGS CRATES HO FT. HAY ROPE. NEARLY NEW HARPOON FORK GRAPPLE FORK SET OF SLINGS, NEW -------------- --------------CARDEN CULTIVATOR 3 LARGE OIL DRUMS 3 SMALL DRUMS 110 CAL. DISTILLATE ___________________ 10 GAL. GASOLINE 2 BALES TWINE 10 AND 5 CAL CREAM CAN EMERY GRINDER ON STAND FENCE STRETCHERS SCYTHE CORN PLANTER LOG CHAINS TANK HEATER FORKS SHOVELS HOES AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. ?] SXT'SS “X- BK IT FVBTHKK BMOLVKD: TS.l BmI" Hirer'. 'lUt’th” OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION ilaMn. platattff*. RHMI-ST: Tk WHISS1B U Mead or the. Pres » that the work Battle Creek were Sunday guests Mrs. George Roxburg of Reed of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton. City. Mra. Prank Wilkie of Poca­ ... nf tello. Idaho. Mra. L. S. Lester ot Bedford came for their *rm Ronald Charles Detroit, Mr. and " — - • Salunl** evening Victor 1 MUs Whitmore of Battle Brumm, Mr. and Brumm and Fred Brumm were1 Preck 15 iPcnc’ln6 thte week with Su,.d.> dinner |WU oi Ur. .nd I !y. P*”nU“tl Ur* Mrs. Floyd Ncsbet. | Whitmore. Mrs. Clara Day, Mra. Paul Kesler and Rev. J. J. WlUllta were al GET IN THE SCRAP! WHHRKAH. II I • ot Ihr pnatllonrra inmir n* Kr*nir<i. THKRKFOHK hE IT KKaoi.VKTI: WINDSTORM OF MAY 29 A BAD ONE Cost This Company About $2304X10. OBDEB PUB The above picture ia that of a wrecked bam, owned by Rota and Giadyt Tran, Sebewa townahip, Ionia county. Thia was a fine building, 40 s 90, and was blown down in the bad windstorm of May 29- The Michigan Mutual of Hastings promptly paid the lost, $3,10644, on bam, farm tools and other property. Low coat of windstorm insurance ia one of the services thia successful insurance company has rendered its policyholders for S7 year*. JrtH Mutual of Hastings and buy Dafansa Bonds. I will also offer at Private Sale my 80 acre farm with good buildings qt time of sale. I reserve the right to reject SEE OUR AGENT IN YOUR LOCALITY OR WRITS HOME OFFICE. TERMS OF SALE; Cash day of talc, nothing to be removed until settled for. MICHIUI MDT1AL WIINTOIM IISIIANCE CIMMIY Harrison Dodds, President - Guy E. Crook, Vke-PcwdsU ■ M. E. Cota. gacrstary-Traaa JACOB J. STRODTBECK, Proi DEWEY REED. Auctioneer ' afayette Osborne. Clerk HASTING!, MICHIGAN HfaNMad Illi The Largett and Oldeat Insurance Company of Ita Kind in Michigan. Hw HASTINGS COMPANY te �TWI HAITTMOS BANNPI. THURSDAY, AUOUtT U. 1M1 MIDDLIYILLE •nd children at wa* w*U and svldcntly In ment while returning from Grand Detroit Rapids and getting pretty badly day al the Will Mishler home, Bunday. other bey* of Uncl* 8am** fore*. Hastings spent Tussdsy of UM weak scratched up and this spring wwa , Mrs Lydia Porrtlt and Mra. AlquaranUnsd with scarlet frver. den PwrriU of Bowno Center «wo Mrs. Mildred Oam Mrs Msllnd* England of Grand callers at the Lacy and Porrttl Richard Watkins of' th* U. S. of Grand Ledge ww Rapid* is staying with Mrs Loren house Saturday afternoon. spent a few days the tetter part ot neighborhood. navy te visiting retaUvas in Leigh­ Parmetee wRh thMr parent*. Mr. Hora al the hosM ta* weak with hte sister. Mrs. El­ Mrs. Lucy Oraybel and throe tertainad ton during a few days* furlough. Mr. and Mr* Wm Crider and Tungate at Parmelee while Loren and Mra. Ben Oarpanter and Mr. daughters of Dakota, Ill, sre vtaand Mr* WlU Reed. hat eon Lewi* McDonald, Who 1a don Poulson and family. three children returned iwme Bun­ ta HL Mtas Nancy Rosenberg of north-' Hing relatives in Um neighborhood day night from a wry epjoyable northwest of town haa had ita face of the Middleville Baptist church four days vacation trip. They took wen Thomappte te spending a week They were Saturday night guards tcrtetnad bar lifted with asbestos aiding -a nice I with her parent* children of Parmelee left on Sun­ Who is now located In Boston. Mau . the scenic route along Lake Michi­ with her aunt.' Mra. Monroe dibbs ot Mrs. Graybel's brother, Will Mtehler and family. and Frank Mra. Leta Neff ot Lanslng ha* — — Mr*. —-- -• —- C—— —— —— day foe a few days visit with rsU- attended the Tuesday evening Bible gan, Uicnce to Petoskey. Harbor at Grand Haven. class. He was on • vacation trip Springs. Carp lake, the Soo and Mrs. Harry Batach will attend the' Sony to hear of the serious Ulbeen visiting bar etettr. Mr* Me- Helen. Mr. and Mra. Parry Adgate Uves In Ohio. •—- lhe Upper -VI— peninsula. —------ -------They --- ’ . meeting of her G a club in Grand nrs* of Cheater Baxter cf MlddieLavem Hooper. accompanied by and visiting his brothers in Grand Into Und* Bedford and other relatives in of Caledonia were Sunday vteitora. Raplda took the boat trip down lhe Tn- Rapids thte Wednesday evening. vtlle, who went to Arm Arbor bos- , ___________ thte vicinity. Both were Bunday , Mr. and Mra. Will Johnson vteBaker has returned from P11*1 Tueaday. . Enstan reunion at Fine taiM BusWm. Harper la out again after quamenon river to the Falls—« ride j dtnner guest* of their brother. Mon- ' Red their daughter. Mra. Bernard vljll W1U1 hu daughter. Mrs Mril Clara Thompson *nd“Mre. day. a week's alckneas with erysipelas. through beauUful and wild scenery. roe Aubll and family west of town., Peck and family near Hastings, Mr*. Alice VanAvery accompanied ’Thursday afternoon. Saturday afternoon. the weekend with her parent*, M>. City ta spending a Grand Rapids brought his broth­ *lx deer, saw an eagle a long thf'aummer honw al cedar by Mrs.Friday Myrtle and Kart of Lake Odessa Mtese*have Helen Brog and spent ^turdsy with ■ Walker returned from Pauline several ^*tu7lln* ^orae ‘hey took | Mra. W. J. Llebler returned to Mr* E*t«U* Rosier was in Alto ] and Mrs Harald Dottar. er Jack, who had been visiting them route n to Alma where they spent | Ann Arbor Thursday afternoon afbusines* Wednesday. | Mrs. Wm. White spent the wesfcMra. Jennl* Bovee. Mm ViuiAvefry weela- ,Uy in northern Michigan Mra. Loren Tungate and family, for a week, home and spent the . Milo Curtis* Mll and family and spentfamily ‘end with Mr. end ahdwith Urs. Mr. Bayahd Wtfte “ ,c* " co‘“ln- ter a couple days at home attend° CurUw spent Mrs. Ray Whfte who iia* been the gue»t of Mrs p0Uy h** gone to Jacluon for two Loren who Is In a convalescent . weekend with hta parents, Mr. and Dr. Rex Wilcox and family. They ln^ £|n-a. ’ details detail* and is ing to bl buxine** ta ex- Saturday evening with their broth- in Katamaxoo and attended the Kart the month, plan* to re- week* visit with her parent*, be­ home in Grand Rapid*, remain* Mrs Henry Prost, east of town. . home some time the tatter er- Loren Curtte of Lake Odessa, j White reunion at Milham Park, Misses .Jead Oriffeth. Beverly report need of rain In the northern peeled turn to Kalamazoo soon tore returning to take up tier duties about the tame. country, and missed the delight ­ Mr. and Mrs. Prank Coman and 8 WCtt md part of the week with Mr Llebler Mr ,nd Mrs,-Ervin Curtiss vis-' Mra. Louua Spath of Kalamaearner Bchondelmaye< who works u* Instructor In home economic* daughter Helen. Mr. and Mra. da-1 u.t«. ...d Ann* Hewitt visited their ful all night downpour Friday night. ; who ta much improved from treat- lud hrr I*renu in Lowell Saturday sod spent Um weekend al the to­ friend* Helen. Lol* and Phyllis In Detroit has been horns since last at Thomappie-Kellogg school. Mtes Maxine Flnkbeiner te at । received at lhe University . evening. j stan home. . week when hls wife was taken seri- । Mr. and Mra. Fred Dienes of tended lhe funeral of their aunt. Oriffeth at Hickory Corners. Fri­ Hastings thte week, being superIn- menta ; hospital. - --------- --————-----------------——————ii .m■ ously ill. Mrs s. te still hospital- Grand Rapid* accompanied by her Mn Omer French at Wayland. day afternoon. tendent of lhe exhibit of the 4-H Bird Pearson of Bowens Mills suf- I Mra George Schlefla of Caledonia lied In Pennock hospital al Has- , brother and *l*ter-in-taw. Rev. and Thursday afternoon. Mn. .French. Olrte work. fered a severe stroke Sunday night I is staying with Mr. and Mrs Ben Ungs. TMjs. Floyd Drake of Gladwin, were Mr* Dan Claler is visiting rela­ and on Monday was removed io a Carpenter at Parmelee both of Twenty-five ladle* enjoyed the in attendance at the morning by her husband, a sister. Mrs Luke tives in Ohio for a few days. convalescent home at Hastings for 1 Rouse circle meeting Thursday af- church services at the Methodist Senalba of Yankee Springs, a broth­ whom had serious sicknesses the Mrs. Franc Gartxzw vtelted her care. ternoon at the home of Mrs. Cha*, church Sunday. Rev. and Mra. er. Guy Buck of Onaway and five past year. Remember that the Bible school I Parker north of town. The next Drake will also visit her sister. Mrs. grandchildren. Mrs Burr Cooley and two chil­ mother at Big Rapids from Wed­ nesday until Saturday. will open at the Methodist church i meeting wiU be held with Mrs. E- I’toyd Holes and family during their Mrs Halite Smith spent the week dren of Hastings were Thuraday The Parmejee Sunday school held next Monday for a week's session. ; vacation. J. Talbot. ।------‘ end wllh her daughter. Mn. Rom supper guest* of her parent* and it* picnic at Murphy's Point Wed­ The school will open al 9 o'clock 1 Mr. and Mr*. Ed Bowerman and ' . — - ■­ Stau*er and family in the Allo sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Jupp- nesday with a good attendance for and continue through forenoons I Utile son Larry of Yankee Springs J*n JJ11’ ***5n ’ndJ?iicr vicinity. strom and Norma. tile busy season. only. AU children of lhe commun- I were visitor* st Die Fred White Middleville friend*, from Friday Harold Enders and hte fiancee. G. E. Blake and Mn. E J. Tal­ Mr. and Mrs Barney Cteler, who ily are Invited to come and get this , bane Monday !”>«»“ 8und’>- wben relatives bot have been assisting at lhe Lieb- Mtes. Dorothy Roman* of Grand „ froln HasUng* took her back to ler store during rush days. Raplda. whose marriage will take arc tenants on the Wadd farm, on Instruction. The leaders. Mr. De­ M-37 known as tlie Pender farm, Vries and group are well-known .. 'T "" fW U. IM WhlUnor, re­ Sidney Kenyon and family of place next Sunday in the city, were little aon Stephen of Dighton, spent un|on are proud parents of a 10'j lb. Bible workers and they will be asLanslng brought hte mother. Mn. Sunday guest* of hte step-father Wednesday and Thursday visiting M„ chrUtlna Pftrrwn or baby daughter, bom TuestUr stated by an able corp of the work- | hi* grandmother. Mra. I^cl- j trolt te assisting in the care of her Pearl Kenyon home Tuesday from and mother. Mr and Mrs Bam August 4. era of the church. Included among 1 Coat*. Other Sunday guesta were ■ ka and children Vera and Winnie. mother. — .... .-.u o.u — ... .v_ Will Bassett and hte sister. Mrs. the teachers acting a* assistants , Mrs. Jack Schwait* al the Supt. J. F.’ Bchipper of the Harold's great-aunt*. Mrs. Lula Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons and home of her grandmother. Mra. I*- Thornapple-Kellogg schools waa at Mutchler of Allegan and Mrs. Chas. Addie Kelley, both of Grand Rapide' are Mra Wm Harper. Mra. Floyd were visitors of Mr. and Mra. Claude , Hole*. Mrs Ed Jackson. Mrs Rus- ,I two children of Kalamaaoo vtelted sbel Lepper. Mr. Schwait* wa* Lanslng. Ypsilanti, and Ann Arbor Hoffman ot Watervliet. The tat­ hta parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lyons n weekend visitor, and Mr. and Mra through the weekend and at Big ter's ladles were sister and half­ Rosenberg of northwest Thornapple,' sell Bender, Mra. Chas Rohrback- ' the past weekend. J. L. Hodgson of Kalamasoo were Raplda thte week Monday looking sister of Mra. Pearl McMillan who from Thursday until thte Tuesday * er and others. There will be a . । The Parmelee *chool reunion held | bus to bring In country children Mrs Hattie Johnson of aouth Sunday visitor* at the Lepper home. up teachers to fill the vacancies in _ ■I ovttuua/ Saturday — atk the iiuuxnr Pannelee uiuiui church and those who have children who ’ Thomapple, returned home Thura- ’ These are family reunion day* the achool faculty due to resigna­ rndiruk orWW. u .prnlln, „„ „untel ,rou^ can come sitould lev Mn. Harry day from a week's visit with Mr. and The Jackson family reunion wa* tion of Homer and Grace Cunning­ th, ______ _____________ „ _ „ Mr*. Will Page <>f th* Ry*n district held at Murphy’s point, Gdn take ham. While in Ann Arbor lie called “» I <tay together renewing old friend- have lhe schedule for iraniDcrtation I and Mr. and Mrs Jaa Johnson of and the Steeby reunion al Streeter’s. to see Wm. J. Uebler at the Uni­ S’"’1* ror_: . , , Jlrley. hlblted This Included two SheI- ghlps. Among those from away lined up for Monday. Parente who I Hastings. i *“me lake, on Saturday. Thl* com- versity hospital. land ponies and their two colts. ] wrrr p,uh of charlotte, who don't send their children to 8un- > Robert VunderVecn ha* been ing Saturday the Brog reunion li The young people of lhe Metho­ Mrs George Juppstrom accom- I cat tied considerable mirth by dta- day school arc urged to help them • nursing a very sore eye, the result scheduled for Streeter’*. dist church will have entire charge of an injury suppo^dly due to a Mr. and Mra. Loul* Bette of of lhe morning worship service next panl*d by her daughter. Mra. Burr 1 appearing and appearing again in get thte teaching. speck of steel received while at Grand Rapid* were weekend vis- Sunday. The* threw girls who at­ Cooley of Hastings will take- the I------ J - ’------ — ■“--------- ----------------1 tatter's son. son. Leon Leon to to Grand Grand Rapids tatters Rapid*I »U1U left.after paying hl* income . the Floral Garden club at her home 1 work in the White Product* cor- Kora of her parent*, Rev. and Mn. tended lhe Methodist camp al Lake Thuraday for a check-up. tax. Others from away were Mr. | Thursday afternoon. August 8th. I twrution plant George curtl* Louise will teil of the meeting and Pvt Wayne Crookston ha* re- and Mrs. George Cline and Mra.. The president, Florence Coman Pvt. Wayne Aubll of Chanute Mr*. Arthur Getty and children there will be special music The Field. HL spent Sunday at home accompanied by her parent*. Mr. girls who were al the camp were cently been transferred from Camp charlotte Stacihanskas of Grand called llu. meeting to order and Massa- Rapids. Rev. and Mra. Walter Cline | with the members repeated lhe club in Leighton with hl* parent*. Mr. and Mra. A. C. Johnson, drove to Maxine Flnkbeiner and Jean and Grant, Ill., lo a camp in chusett*. according to word received of Kalamazoo. Harry Morgan of' |x>em. Fourteen members respond­ and Mrs. Hay AUbll. Howe. Ind . Wednesday and spent Jane Hooper Monday by hta parent* Ypsilanti. Mrs Florence Cook of ed lo roll call. Mrs. Henry Bros Orson Washbum. accompanied by th* day with their stater and daughAlbert H. Parker, accompanied by Miss Hattie Howard of Evanston. I Traverse City. Mr and Mn. OUs and Ml*.* Helen Coman were gues’«. hte daughter and granddaughter, i ter. Mr*. O. A. Steeby and family. Clifford Gardner and Carleton Miss Evelyn Washburn and Janice Mr. and Mr* F. R Prindle spent Swift were In Canada from Tues­ IU.. and her niece Mtes Ruth Ho- jenaen of Detroit. Mr and Mrs. The members voted to give |2 to Anderson, all of Chicago were Sal- the weekend with their daughter day until Friday night on business ward of Jonia who had been via- Lonnie H1U of Eaton Rapids and the petunia prize fund. Mrs. Laura Itlng’ her. came Monday to visit Mis* Genie HiU of Hastings, Hickman read an interesting paper urday night and Sunday visitors of and family tn Grand Rapid*. relative to lhe settling of the estate their sister and aunt. Mrs. Wm Mr. and Mrs. George Juppstrom on "August in lhe small fruit gar­ Mrs. Lenna Kirkpatrick. Mr*. I Our junior auctioneer. Curt Solo- of thl late George'Campbell. Harper. and daughter Norma and Mtes den." and also discussed hardy flowWashbum. who had been spending num. ha* acquired a fine riding John Kepkey had a very enjoy­ We are glad to know that Mra. Martha Jean Schad vtelted Mr and a few days wllh her cousin, accom-. l-orse which will not only save rub- able birthday. August 8. when hte panled them home. Ixr but be quick means of looking sister-in-law and niece. Mra. Sarah Glenn Solomon is Improving from Mrs. Glenn Juppstrom at Green Pearl Kenyon toy of her visit to i the Cooley ' Garden at Lanslng , Thuraday evening dinner guest* . after the slock on the Solomon farm, Kepkey and daughter Oral, brought a recent set back and able to alt lake. Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hewitt which all very much enjoyed. Mrs.. of Mrs. T. I. Gillett and family were , Elmer Bender and lhe Rusroll their dinner and spent lhe after­ up some after her extended serious of the Prairie are happy parents Janet Bchipper and Mtes Helen Coher stater-in-taw. Mr*. Jane Hall Bender family returned home Sun- noon with John and 'wife, who te lllneos. Mtes Belly Aubll. who graduated of their second son. Gerald Lee.I, umll WU11 theUle. contests w ,1Ma, WCIC and her mother. Mrs Ed Johnson day evening from a weekend outing very poorly and confined to the man won which were of Benton Harbor, also her broth- trip to lhe Straits. home. It was a nice outing for from Thomappie-Kellogg school In । boni Thursday afternoon. August 8. conducted by Mra Pearl Kenyon Mra. — -•-----— ■ --------On account of “ lhe rr-ln-taw and stater. Mr and Mr*. ■* usual inclement* Oral. also, who spends her lime June, with honors, plan* to enter Weight some over 8 lb», Haney Buaines college in Grand Frances Kotesky of MiddlevUie te Gerald Keegitra and two little sons picnic weather the Past Matrons in a wheel chair. Rapids next month. caring for her sLster-ln-taw and perennial flower seeds elubli supper. Friday evening was Lovely re­ of Grand Rapids. The Parmelee Methodist church The monthly meeting of the Mas- new babe. freshment* were served by the hostFred White was in Jackson on held in lhe Masonic hall instead of has recently been rt-decoraled In yrs. Pearl Kenyon and graod... days last. week. -v... the new recreation park as planned. lhe basement and also improved tera-Jone* circle wlU be held With business a couple of Mrs. WUI Sweet on east Main St. ' daughter. Charlotte Kenyon, were tain lhe group at her home with a Mr and Mrs. Wm Kronewllter Twenty-five were Preeent for the with a new roof. Thursday afternoon, August 30. All Saturday dinner guest* of her picnic dinner at 1 o'clock. Thursday, time and enjoyed the ’hour of returned to the Barlow take cot- good *"* “ Good school* art vital to a dsMr and Mrs. Lewis Solomon ot daughter, Mrs Harold Griffith and August 30. tage of their grandson. Robert Di­ sociability that followed. "The Sep­ Grand Rapids were visitors of ids member* are urged to be present We congratulate our champion famuy observing the birthday of ner lost week, for an extended out­ tember meeting will be a supper brother. Glenn and family Satur­ SOUTH BOWNE* * tmtneni recognised lhe importance fishers. Martha Jean Schad. Hazel another granddaughter. Jean Grifing day. Sunday callers at the Solomon Campbeil and the luckles* fisher. f»th. Mr. and Mra. A. T. Eash enter- , Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dean and mlta. home were Mr. and Mra. Art Bow­ Betty Jane Swift in being the big , Mr and Mr* Henry Long of the talned about 75 of the relatives i nent Uctor ln America Mr.' and Mra. Theodore Wieringa man of Caledonia. children. Joan and Dick returned atteacUcn In Ben East's sport’s page north county Une were Sunday af- Sunday, it being the first Mishler , , .. from their vacation Friday evening. and daughter Anna Mae, of Grand We are Informed that Allen reunion held. A bountiful pot luck . *re*tJack .Redford looked after lhe oil Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cleveland, who te in Pennock hos­ In Saturday’s Grand Rapids Press, ternoon caUers at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mra. L. W. Hulett and Bnd Mrs. C. F. Parker. dinner was held at noon Guests i -^e Nazi and Fascist realize the Wlerlnga of lhe west county line, pital te much improved. station during their abaence. their daughter. Mra. Roy McOwul. Three fractured arms in thte vic- were present from Grand Rapid*. । / The Thomapple township board also Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson Mra. A. H. Parker went to Detroit ■Hastings. Charlotte. St. Johns. Iforce ol educaUon, BUT. use it has purchased 1 1/8-acres adjoin­ of HasUngs, were Sunday afternoon Tuesday of last week for a visit were in Grand Rapid* Thursday lnny within a few days due to falls, where the Hulett* were guests of two of the victims live In north­ Dearborn. Detroit. Freeport. South to mold the minds of the people. ing Ml. Hope cemetery on the west, visitors of Mra. HatUe Johnson, with friends. honor at a picnic dinner oi the wesl Thomappte. Mra. Iva Adams to further the selfish IriteresU of Miuth of town. from Harold VanderSchuur a* a Mrs Flora Hanlon spent the Needle and Thread duo. held at broke her left arm in a fall In her Robert Carter of Chanute Field. new cemetery plot. Till* land lie* their leaders. weekend al Barlow lake at the cot­ to the east of the village line and Kantoul, III., and Mis* Ann Old* tage of her brother. 8. O. Smith. Ramona park, a program included , home. Little Susan Janoss. whose Zion Hill visited Sunday at Jerry We must protect our school sys­ was once the «ite of the Oetty of Kalamazoo were Saturday night A gathering of relatives from Il­ a song "I'm Yours." sang especially parents live on lhe George Fink- Blough's. Mrs. Alice Gardner and Emory tem to Insure the maintenance of hatchery. The building which had vteitora of hte parent/. Mn and Mra. linois and Indiana spent Sunday to­ for them by HtUe Miss Camilla beiner farm In the Murphy district. Mr. and Mra. Hulett broke her arm In a fail froth a Lowe accompanied Mr. and Mrs democracy. gether to honor the birthday of Satamone. were well remembered on their 55th The latest victim, was young i Ervin Leigh of Caledonia lo SunHoward Smith, son of the Smiths, wedding anniversary, Sunday with Douglass Bedford, son of Deputy Held Sunday to attend Camp­ who with hte family were there flower*, a large number of cards sheriff and Mra. Jerald Bedford, meeting. legislators carefully. from Blue Island. IU. and letters and callers They spent who feU 0(t hte bicycle and broke Mrs. Thuna Thompson and Mra. Newell Stoner of Kalamazoo the anniversary day at the Busy hls left arm near the elbow. Sat- mother. Mrs Ellen Setae. Mra. Adah Men of common sense, ability and who waa vteltlng her parent*. Rev. Bee picnic al Caledonia park. ' urday. X ray pictures were taken Thompson, Mrs. Jennie Miller of experience are needed to paas upon and Mrs. I. Minor, favored the Mrs. John Kollar, who has been nt Pennock hospital and he was South Bend. Ini., were caller* Wedmorning congregation al the Meth­ very 111. was in Pennock hospital able to celebrate hte seventh birthodist church Sunday with a very A State Senator plays an Imbeautiful solo, and also played her the tatter part of the week for day Sunday with a family birthday lhe D. D. Holcomb homes. [ dinner at the home of his grand­ Arthur Parker of Battle Creek as­ own accompaniment. The extra Mr*. Una White of lhe Kllngen- mother. Mra. L. M Johnson. Oth- sisted Floyd Walton in putting a smlth district, Yankee Springs, is • er experiences Doug ha* had with­ the song by the girls choir with standing some time at the horns j |n less than a year, was to fall from Mtes Marcella Davis as pianist. Mr* Harry Ifydorn' of John Carter In ( wan dinner guaata Grand — William McKevlU assisted at the postoffice several days last week while Postmaster Gardner was in Bradford Johnson came from De-' trolt Saturday night, after his wife and three children who have been vacationing at lhe 8chad cottage. Barlow lake the past three weeks. All returned home Sunday evening, after spending the day with her CAR CONSERVATION TIPS NEEDLESS EXPOSURE SHORTENS THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR . . . SO. Keep it in your garogn when it s not in use! Exposure to sun may mean a faded finish besides evaporating the gas in your tank and hastening depretiation. Observe this rule to lengthen car life, and see us regularly for routine check-ups that help conserve the nation's restricted supply of re­ pair parts. Keep your car rolling . . . efficiently, and you'll be. serving the interests of your country as well as yourself. ANDRUS SERVICE night Mrv> PhiM 2240 ic« phon. 2352 HroataM Tires *U Tibes FW4W4 Wtura 12230 luroe Gas a*4 Otte .Y«1**M4m Graulii Tke IONIA FREE FAIR Mr and Mrs. David Klump of west Thomappte received a tetter Monday from their son. Burdette, whom they hadn't heard from for FREE FAIR FOLLIES /'41. HARNESS RACE! family. The Gerald White residence at lhe intersection of East Main and Grand Rapids St. known as the Dave French home, te undergoing extensive repairs and receiving out­ side painting The Young Woman's Guild of the Methodist church will hold ita regu­ lar meeting thte Thursday evening In lhe church parlors Robert Rugg has completed a three months' officers' training course al-Camp Davis. North Caro­ lina and. been commissioned sec­ ond lieutenant He arrived home Saturday evening on R ten days’ furlough. He will return to Camp vtoualy. for more training In the Coast artillery antl-alreraR division with barrage balloons. Bob cer­ tainly makes a fine-looking officer. Mr and Mra. A. C- Johnson and the Arthur GeUy family spent Sunday afternoon at Dutton park. While there Mr. Johnson lind the pleasure of meeting Carrol Webb, of Grand Rapids, son of Norman Webb and who waa bora In our town. Old friends of lhe Webbs will be Interested In knowing that Norman Uvea in Chicago wllh hte son Addison. His sister. MTs. Stella Vanderburg, also of Chicago, who has been a wheel chair Invalid for COMMON SENSE VITAL IN SCHOOL LAI EXPERIENCED, ABLE LEGISLATORS POWERS ELEPHANTS YOUR HEART WITH TRICKS AND COMEDY kulliWJ U CMCAfi BIANCHI BRADLty • LEAP OVER | AUTOJ AND I THRU FURY NOOW’ WILLY'S TRPUPE HOYgcry JU66UN6 ACT FRO*t t> WfSNj ‘SO# L drtlS TOMTM8AP b-----1 r.;,S6xf^ GRAHDSrMD . B oth ? a’-vi vj/v/ j/a/ f w ANO MUJICAL IMITATI I1U1UB �THE HASTINGS EANNEB, THO8pAT,ACGD»T It, I Ml employed on the rejxirtorlal staff of Ernest Wilkins were Mr. and Mrs. wKh Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Eckthe Detroit To Day. la spending hla Warren Kidder and family and Brdt in Hastings. Mr. and Mr*. Nell Karcher of, Mr, Mrs. Forest Dorsev of turn to Harvard university in Sep­ Freeport. Roseville spent over the weekend tember.. ■ Mn. Howard Wllurn called on ^th {helr relatives here, being dinMr*.— Sink Friday. - - ----.. . at -----------------TWENTY YEARS AGO ------ ~Of—Hastings ——--- -------—-• . ner guests Sunday the home of FIFTY YEARS AGO Miss Edith Anderson and N. C. «jr and Mra Arthur Bates. Other Thomas of Grand Rapids were m-tt. wen, Mr. and Mra. E J. Mr*. Oscar Young has lived on The Methodists have arranged for Sunday evening guests at the Will B,tr< .nd family. MVn Magele Irasn 8L in this dty for 69 yearn. Mr. and Mn. William Herrington i an excursion to Ottawa beach Wed- Cisicr home.. On Thursday Mrs. Bates anh Mias Bertha Wagner. Mr. neaday. August. 17th. proceeds lo go Ray Clinton and wns and Mra. BUd Mrs pioyrf Batre and family to the building fund. Cixler were In- Grand Rapid*. iwere •were afternoon afternoon vUltor*. vUltor*. 'Thl* season has been the largest Milo . Curtis and family. Loren , Mr Bnd jjr*. Lehman Pamey of one ever enjoyed at Wall lake. At Norton and family and Mbs Cole joreenvtllc. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hickory Corner* on July 3. present there are over 100 camper* were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Or- ycrtle Mri. g j. Bates were Leon Stanton ot Johnstown met on Ila shores, and this has been ville Bruce Sunday. Saturday eve- ;guwU of Mr ,nd Mrs. Ben death Saturday noon by the ac­ ; true nearly ever since thc season nlng Mr.-and Mr* Bruce Schneider. Friday. cidental discharge of a shotgun. _ ' opened. ™ w. ...... **.«— .. , Mr and Mri. victor Eckardt and its reouest to abandon its line Into i T- Parker hM hnd or>c of the TTwouW , !»», «,„ „,n,r ----------------------Miss Esther mu.. Schuler were in Grand, Freeport thus assuring that town m"plP ,rrM ,hat had ,o removrd Mm. Clara Bntraon tram Na-^pu, ThurM>, 1“r >«< w>11" O***A brid<» hu bMA orttrwl bull, hu h£W1 . • « Proc*or- , . „ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Correction from last week; Sam. cooke and son in Sparta Sunday over Fall Creek on the Ketcham 1 CHARLES MURPHY not Frank Becker, ha* purchased Bnd bUo ctW on lhe fonn„-. ' enlists in navy *1 ,®S€_JS.t0 ",bln I Charles Frederick Murphy. 25. the Loy-Smith home and they have mother in Grand Rapids. now gloved in ■ M1M Virginia Varney of Wood­ punt formerly of Hastings, son of Mr Monday, striking on hls heat y, *** i^find spent over the weekend with Mlr- and Mfs. Leonard Murphy of 128 aculoualy he escaped death. •Miss Maxine Bates North Park street, street. enlisted enlbted In injhe , -North the -PLEASANT VALLEY Mr* Bertha Eckardt and Mbs I U. 8. Navy on July 27 and wiis glvMrs. Lester Long. Mrs. Clarence THIRTY YEARS AGO . I en the rating ------------w of _ Radio .—Technician. ----------------- Kime accompanied Mrs. Emery Olgn Eckardt vbitetf relatives in Grand -?-• Rapids Sunday being din^Second Second Class which makes nun him a n Kline Kime to Ionia. Friday lorcnocm. forenoon. --------Bv week^HtsU^/Petty defeatin® nharlntte twn 'I orco . na visas wnuin maxes ionic, rriaay —~ ~~ — thb wllii Beulah — Kime PettyOftlcer.-3nd Officer. 2ndClass. Class. HeI*---“**and —-* in company ------------- Lof ' — — "" ’Vf81* at lhc homc of Mrl Glances of Yaafarday ing a legitimate claim to the semlpro championship of the state, claimed until recently by Charlotte. Work Is progressing nicely on the second floor additions to the two ward school buildings. Republican, Democrat. Socialist and American progressive parties have filed nominating petitions for candidates for the coming election. . Ing Stations for Indoctrination and basic training after which he will be sent to radio school for speciallied instruction in ijidlo and sound device* which will enable him to become an Instructor —————---------------MARRIAGE LICENSE Leonard Eugene Cutler. Hasting* 20 Bobbie Lou Chamberlain. Hastings 17 flnt -tfloor, into wl. yg| toto th OrtlV. flee will ------move---shortly. Bp .? ' UBOLUTIOX WHEREAS. the L’nllad »SKri>4* In. t03». lUnnnif CUIas' CombIUM. I lb* (<i||t>wiii< • BOARD OF IUTHRVIBORB N«r tb« Cm«t> at IHrry • |{oBor*bl« Brard at Hapdrtli ■•rvta>i by MU local mil NOW, THEREFORE, Otla U Basil* < allagfean A C sP* w. ”n.' Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Benner and hospital that jamr day. Mr. and Mra. Vaughn Geiger and their aon, Ensign Geo. Benner of baby of Remus *)>ent Saturday Corpus Christi. Texas, called on E. Brodbecjc Sunday. night at Herbert Geiger's. On Sun­ day. they all visited Mr and Mr*, Dale Geiger of Grand Ledge. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oarfield Slater spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. ivan slater and family of Ionic. JUNE SESSION ■ ■ and - -* ------- — — Joseph Della Scott and •Mr. BARRY COUNTY COURTHOUSE and Mia. Elmer Scott spent Sun­ day afternoon with Mr and Mrs. Harold Kaechele or of Caledonia. H artiifl Kaecneie Mr Mr. nnd and Mrx Mrs Spenqr Johnson and family of Logan ’and Susanne ___ ClarksBnd Betty Kelley of _ near vlUe spent Saturday at Clarence Kimes'. Harold Jackson of Lake Odessa Is spending the week with hls grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston./ Preaton./ Mrs. Herbert Geiger accompanied Mrs. Roy Houghton of Lake Odessa to Cor5J,n Clty Friday to camp­ meeting, where Mrs. Houghton gave a missionary talk. —Eidlene Preston of Grand Rapids jP^f0‘«rra4* spent Sunday with Cecil Preston'*. ; <i-trriBi»<- n«ro She was accompanied to her home , Sunday evening^ by 5 -------Clyde Jackson and children Odessa CERTIFICATE Allan C HyJr Clrr*. . SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS WOOD SCHOOL and family caneu called ,1, Caryl Bowman ■ llu lamuy _ lhf .Ur on sun-. P0*101' day evening, and on Monday the .... c_i.u 1.. Bowman -...i and rLoy Smith family were In Grand Rapid* FORTY YEARS AGO The Fann Bureau held their July 31. 1B03 reunion at the Grange Hall Sun * ~ ­ Henry Miller, prominent ,------stockis spenaing tne wees wun nis „ V ^T‘h P,fym; i Thc Prtencnv Neighbors Club, id suddenly Saturday night of j which was held at the home of ■ki.' 7 * 1 wnich u“ neW tne home or u,euul ».. . IUna Wpkey Thursday was weO William T. Wallace, of- Litchfield attended. nil All lllVIlimia members WX-IC were Kill, there -- — -------- - — — I MUCXIUCTJ. as been elected as science teacher teacher ; but k„. two — 4 --------------- were ---------has and tliree guests pres­ et the City High School, in place ;cn t. — •f Wm. Warner who recently reMarjorte Marjorie Calma Cairns and and Ruth Ruth TagTagslgned to accept a more lucrative g*rt .»♦ enjoyed a „ .three k— day trip to position. Mr. Wallace comes well Coldwater, visiting friends and relrecommcnded. having had nine atives of Mra. Calms jm teaching experience, four of | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose made which were spent in the Litchfield a short visit on hls daughter. Mrs school*. He has also attended »ev-, strimback of Woodland on Wederal summer sessions at the V. of1 nesday. M. ■ ! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson Al. H. Weber, formerly foreman of [called on Mr. and Mr* Merle Gas- NORTHEAST WOODLAND the Banner office, has purchased । kHl KUl at Lyon lake and also on Mr. Mr Mrs. Lydia Schuler. Mrs. Wai- L*ke ■•* rr T_ w... .... .. Roas n. Ebenham . ...of Mar- ter Cooke and Miss Esther Schul- ' land Mrs. "Bumps" Robleskl has resigned shall on Sunday. Mrs. Elscnham er were In Grand Rapids Friday in„\u( hls position as catcher for the Bat­ returned’’and in spending arew visiting Mn. Mary Kunx. helping ■ u»n> i,? *• tle Creek state league team and has days at the Wilson home. On her celebrate-her birthday. - ' ““jutMiJ,' signed with Ovid. Sunday evening. Mrs. Tenlck of Mra. Maggie Bates spent last ' t(1. Hoard Naval Constructor George Rock, Grand Rapids made a short call, week with Mr. and Mrs. John i e-l by no formerly of Hastings, has been Miss Helen Lewis of Osseo was Springett in Nashville. ' ’ V ."fk transferred from lhe Bath Iron k weekend guest at the Proctor —J ' “ -• ■ Works. Me., to the Portsmouth. N. .nomc. . home. uraiin rcapius uno rar. mu* rar*. —------- I -Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bassett at- J. M. Roush of Nashville were dinMri. Ida Wood was in Eaton Rap- tended the wedding of Ardith Hub- ner guests' of the former's sister. Ids Thuntlay and catered for the ble and Robert Sink at Hastings Mbs Olga Eckardl Friday. wedding of Dr. Long's daughter. Sunday afternoon. The Mhses Phyllis and Marilyn how.mont ~uJ|?£ H»4o, Ch-, Michie**. • fluUn Ca.----------13. fe-Mmay Ollie* H, i3. (viuis«riL~Kiir ■a. Hoslt»r. ...rd, M-ad. It. Btavaaa. nrlb. Holl­ and Moan gg E888?£22S: Ornllmra: ». H. A. I.jiiirki it ; •= E V ’’ s E 5 8 i R S 2 5 5 S 5 2 S 5 'tftiTi Hsrkot lloult-r C«lb«rt Crsalord b-Gob. Klhworlh ll-LIir ecnn 8 *r -.-'nr "r i x J: » •HHpHii .... y isoo 1oil I S 00 is.aoIV 00 Ward” Keep off ■MsHij in no IS 00 1,>0 IS. 00 Tt I V r-0 IS.00 IS <W» ido is on is.no ■ Ml —i 10 M Reeenr ISrm is on 15.00 no Motion nac 'j HI ilissss: :5s:>f Ibalr oftin Roll Call: i 'iH-.H Ubr Zlr otflrr and •• (Smnly Old. 1.1. Abv £uss/h<?. If you wanted to drive across a river and you found lhe bridge already crowded with Army trucks, tanks and guns, you’d cheerfully give them the right of way. I Klliftt and Mr Nahlkian.' of tb< a.8~n.li, l<immlatralian lUull. ’THBRRPORB.-bo-ts RBROLVmi IkSI Long Distance telephone lines are bridges oi speech, connecting your city with' other sections of the land. Today they are jammed with military and war produc> tion calls. - It’a impossible to enlarge lhe telephone system enough lo handle all the in* creased volume of calls. Materials orc even more urgently needed for war pro* duction. So we must make the most efficient use of what we have — with thc help of every telephone user. Here are three simple ways in which you can 7ie/p keep war calls movingi Make only lhe most euential Long Distance calls. 2. Keep your conversations as brief as you can. , 3. When possible, give lhe number of the distant telephone you are calling. OHiolla. Hop* 32, Kllivortb. Yankro The Mme kind of cooperation will help improve local service, too. Try lo keep all calls short. Look up numbers in the directory, and if it’s necessary to call LKB :CTC: Information for a number, write it down for future uac. Everybody can help tare , wdar by Chai Roll Coll: All War colli must go through! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 7M M.ll-r Mra* Fuller Poll. Reotl Rl»»»ni Mrl son isssssjij; iiSssiSsS: 13S IM so "OM? I* n« 0 30 ( 31.30 SO 33 M l s» in M *i i. <i. 3 no iM.no coo, 3i m M IS. Ik 3.3S IT 3< .30 IS.30 30 15 30 2 70 17 70 iM Id M < M I’l ’.n 3.00 IM 00 4.2t> 1« 30 Lmnsnl .30 is.5o m ini 3 30 11.30 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-08-20.pdf d964c30ea3ee6f1d1d4499213f56ed55 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 FACES—2 SECTIONS FVT. ERNEST P. TURNES TWO KALAMAZOO MEN DROWN j FINISHES TECH. TRAINING i HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1942 S'™’•w.'Z" w'“ NINE SUB IN CRASH OF BIG ARMY B-24 ’"7 <j?; •*;,«»> BOMBER HEAR DOWLING FRIDAY NI0HllX^±±2_ Trained as a skilled airplane , mechanic, Pvt Ernest Phillip1 Turoe*. son of Mr. and Mrs. Pidllip Turtles. Hasting* today was recently i Big Plane Seen Flying Low Over Hasting* Let* Than Five Werc Fishing on Wiley Lake graduated from the Technical , Minute* Before News Of Tragedy Wat Received Training Command's aehool, Kessler Bodies of Both Recovered Field, Biloxi. Miss., ready for active i The people of Barry county have A drowning accident occurred duty “on lite line" with the tactical had the horrors of war brought agree that the sounds they heard early Thursday evening, at Wiley unit* of the Army Air Force*. Indicated engine trouble. The home to them in a tragic manner. Private Turnes has completed a take In ( Orangeville towiishlp. two In the performance of their mili­ noises were unusual, some describ­ ed them as shrill, whistling miles directly north of Prairieville been so Intense that formal exer­ tary duty, nine Jlne young Ameri­ noises: others as peculiar roaring cans. representing as many, states, village, and 16 miles southwest of cises were not even held. Gradu­ sounds. The listeners thought the one from Michigan, on Friday night this city. The victims were' Ar­ ate* are being dispatched Jo-activepilot was having trouble of some gave up their lives for our country, kind. The plane was reen and thur D. Wood. 35. and Albert. duty with a diploma, a hind shake, not on a bloody battlefield, but In heard south of Hastings before it' Schauer. 48. both of Kalamazoo, and the knowledge that their tralna peaceful rural community, a mile crashed. All agreed that it waz who iiad been fishing on that take. ing'ts -lhe best in the world. 1 north of Dowling and eight miles Hie course Included successive 10-. flying very low. and nearly all be* Not far from the boat occupied day training, phases in aircraft . south of this city. At 10:15 that lieved the peculiar noises they by Wood and Schauer, Mr and maintenance fundamentals, struc­ night. In a heavy rainstorm, their heard were due to engine trouble Mrs. Grover Brussee, also of Kala­ ture*. hydraulic*, propellers, fuel ' big B-24. four-motored bomber Undersheriff Leon Doster waa mazoo. were fishing from anoth­ systems, electrical systems, instru! crashed in a cornfield near the on the porch at the jail office He er boat. iTliey told| menta. the officers iJvocne of Guy Schermerhorn. Their saw the plane and heard peculiar ■ engine and in» ----engine menta, opcniuon ana operation 111Uiat they had seen the two men | spfCtjon of single and multi-engined mangled bodies were thrown some both standing up In their craft and i njnnes 'distance from the fu*lta|e. *o that noises coming from the airship, i He estimated that when he saw casting before the accident. Later ' ' *a> I when Ute gasoline exploded, the re- it the plane was about 100 feet they heard calls for help, and . I sultlpg flames did not reach them. above the tree tops. He could rowed as quickly os they could to ’ The nine young men.- four of- plainly see the wing lights. Mr. Uie other boat, but when they ar­ fleers and five private*, in training Doster was impressed impressed' by the rived both men had disappeared. sounds coming from the bomber En.«n orone rr.nklte B-niter. ; The sheriff* office here was no­ Jr Aon of Dr and Mr*. O. F. 'w,lloa’ Run airfield, were making and was so confident that the tified. Untlersherlff Leon Doster. Itenner. Woodland. U.hpm, on fur- . ■ trl? U^’ hattPW,*rtfn pilot was having serious trouble Police Chief Harry Thompson and temh alter ncrteln? In. «ln«. In \ ■ wlwdute widen look Uwmjnonh- that he called to Deputy Sheriff . Coroner Dr. Lathrop, soon arrived “’.‘2 C"UU' . .hS. Bedford, who was In the jail of­ Cen. Barnes Was Born at the acene Of Uie accident. Tliey fice. urging him to "stay by the And Grew to Manhood found the empty boat wu but a Ensign Benner graduated from'°yer anind Rap’d* phone for that plane Is In troubli; In Hastings few rods from shore. Mr. Doster I high school In Milford. III . In 1934 Th^J #wpr,e du* ,l ®"L4LCr^k and is going to crash." noticed that a fish line wo* caught and taler attended freshman col- ’ at 10:30. Tliey were eri-. _. ... Shortly after that the phone In World War No. 1 Hastings nnu laier niicnora iresnman cuionto the boat. When he pulled it Idte h,te lor on, K«r He rntelrd . rang, and some one told the slier-■ furnished Gen. A. D. Knlskem. up he brought also the body of 1 Ute UnIVeridty of Michigan In 1938 ttaie. Their failure to arrive at iffs office that a big plane had Mr. Wood. The line was entangled who hud the Important duty of crashed on the farm of Guy Scher­ the American army with about his body and limb*. One of supplying 1 merhorn. Underaherlff Doster. Wood's shoes was In Uie boat. He 1a targe share of their subsistence, the dental school when he enlisted ' The nine victims, who comprised ( Coroner Lathrop and Prosecuting he then had charge of pur­ had evidently removed most of as 1 the crew of the bomber were as Attorney Barnett hurried to the in Uie Naval Air Corps in June, W..M„ In the water. ■; ,,lrl ।chases of meats and other eatables his clothing while follows: ‘ scene of the tragic end of the big for It wo* gone and was not In and krPl Immense supplies of them 1941. Second Lieutenant Eugene C . „ , ™ bomber and its crew. They were brail.Schauer had managed the boat. hu*f,‘ *“rehouses al Chicago. King, pilot, of Kte<. pU«. »I Brawley. Bteww. California g-W”"* I: tte „rtter .rrinl. I.’."..".* T f f It -fa 11,. V ' -- -‘ (where he had several thousand (Continued on page 3. Sec. D | men under him. He did \a fine r ! the bodl«. Coroner Lathrop tel(service for which he was highly mS o“ STterl? | ,or “ . [commended by his superior of­ GEN. G. M. BARNES ISCALLEDTOLONDON "OLD SETTLERS" PICNIC TO STRESS VICTORY NOTE : fleers. i In the Novy Deportment during ; that war Rear Admiral Goorge ■ Rock had charge of building shlpa I for the navy at the Brooklyn yards I having at one lime over . 18.000 [men at work under his direction. [Admiral Rock was born here, and [grew to young manhood In HasProgram Covert Saturday iUngs. ■ | In making arms for the Ameriand Sunday With Coast ‘can forces In the first World war. Guards Present [Colonel Emil Tyden had charge of Tlie "Old Settlers" annual picnic1*”* Rock Island arsenal operations, nt Charlton Park this year, finds ,iTtwr<’ ucrc “vera!. thousand men Indians always took a leading part, outside contractors who furnished necessarily abandoned because of equipment for our naval and mlllwur condition*. [tary foroes. He was called Into In their ptace a program of un-1 the service of his adopted coun­ usual interest has been planned with 1*7 while he was a resident of the Klwanls Club of Hastings as- : Hastings, which has been his home jilstlng. The Coast Guard trainees:for well toward forty years. at Clear take will be present both I Hastings Is represented in the days. Saturday and Sunday. August j present global war, which is touch 22 nnd 23, to be honored guests. more of a world war than that of They will put on demonstrations of 1014-18. General Gladeon M. their work and other entertainment. Barnes, who Is a brother of Mrs. The official program Is as fol­ Cha*, s. Potts was bom m jhls lows: (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) Saturday—3 p. m —Baseball game —Charlton Park vs. Junior. Ameri­ can Legion. Fort Custer. 5:30 p. m. Arrival of Coast Guardsmen In surprise appearance. 6:00 p. m. Auction of “Box Lunches", furnish­ ed by girls of the local Service or­ ganization. The competitive bid­ ding for boxes and partners Ln made Threo Volunteers, Two pwlble by the Kiwnnian*. all proTransfers in Group -eeds to be used for the purchase Twenty-seven Barry county men. onstratlon by Coast Guard Boy*. Including three volunteers, passed 7:30 p. tn. Virginia Reel—A Barry their final examinations at the Kal­ Co. old time fiddler will play for amazoo Induction center last week, the Coast Guards and their part­ and. following the usual time alners. 8;00 p. m. Square dancing for Iqwed to close up Jheir personal af­ all on the green, Bill Martin, old fairs. will report for service In the time fiddler presiding. 9:30—Lights U. S. army. I The three volunteers were Robert out with "Taps" sounded. Sunday—12:00 Noon —- Thirty | Coricin. Arthur Ear! Bryans and of ,i ------------Kenneth V. Raymond, all — of — HasCoast Guardsmen come as guests ... -• ------------ - — «. aa zm . i Hooting* Klwante Club. 12:00—Old ', tine* Un<* Settlers picnic. 1:30 Patriotic ndOthers Inducted are: Raymond dress by Kim Sigler. 2*00 P. M. Henry Gibson, a transfer from MeBjicctal Demonstration by Coast I c<“t“ county; Kenneth Wyatt SlanGuantamen. 3:00— Baseball game., ■‘‘Y- “ transfer from Osceola county; Charlton Park Nine vs. U. 8. Wire Wllltain Rembert Adams of LaPorte, Battle Creek. | Ind.; Carleton Charles Edmonds. A cordial Invitation Is extended R «• Hastings; Nathan Lee Bhelto every citizen of Barry County-and , don. R- 3. Nashville; Richard Gorndjolnlng counties to be present and !don Perrault. R. 1, Middleville; enjoy either or both of the days at; Willard Henry Gardner, R,'4. HasChnrlton Park. Indian Landing. Io- Ungs; George Henry Cogswell. R. cated at the west end of Ttlomapple 3. Hasting*; Edwin Lee Herbert. ~ I Delton; Hanfld M. Enders. MiddleI vllle: Roy Leslie Dennison. Has­ tings; Russell Allen Sinclair, Has­ H Ungs; Edgar Pearl Staup. Nashville: l Clarence Pmor Miller. Nashville; Robert’Laurence Beckwith, Has­ tings: John Riley Smith, Hastings; Charles Burton Heffner. Shelby­ Mr’, and Mrs. Bert A. Payne who ville: Joseph Hula. R. 3. Middleville: come to Hastings from Grand Rap­ Raymond John Matherson. R. 5. ids Hasting*: Lawrence Edward Allen. Mr. Payne has been sent here to Cloverdale; Joseph Christopher replace Arnold Perkins, now In serv­ Torres, Battle Creek: Ernest Ger­ ice, a* representative of Fidelity ald VanSyckle, R. 1. Dowling; Leon Health and Accident and New York Ctayman, R. 1, Nashville; and Rus­ sell Edward Tasetaar, Silver Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Payne have bought Md. the Edward B. Whlttmore house. IQ02 B. Jefferson. They have two |'----------------------------- ---------------------------children, a five-year-old daughter I HASTINGS CITY and an eight months'-old-son. Mr. '’BAND PROGRAM Payne enjoys golf, fishing and Thursday evening. Aug. 20. First bowling In the Une of recreation.' Wark Park. In Grand Rapids he attended | National’ Anthem. - ---------। Post-Sousa, Godwin Height* High school- and | March-Washington J and Peasant later Junior College. Mrs. Payna is i <Overture-Poet --------- also a Grand Rapid* girl. She is i Sappl. . a graduate nurse of St. Mary's hos- ' March — High School Cadet— pttal. I Sousa. | Cornet Solo — Premier Polka.— Lullewyn (Played by Robert Roush I MARVIN FLOWER EARNS I Novelty—Hornpipe March —Uncle COMMISSION IN ARMY ! Dooleys Delight—Hall. UaTtln r nover. route 1 Clover-1 polonoteo-Rorol Oeeroo-Bwirt. dote, ou troduoted rjteOU, from . o„„a M,„„ _ Tnumphonlthe Antiaircraft Artillery school, ‘ oiivadotl rtZYi—. . . * _ .. _ . ... «te»r CTnaMbte dteUten. ante Hrnh.-Tb. Mo. Doon-VoO.r D..U. H c >nd n> rommMoM U«roh-S«wx» no.lu_»ou». ■ second eerrmrl lieutenant lieutenant tn (V. the the U. TT 8. Q _ — —. . _ -a Army. Lake. , March—The Thundered—Sousa. M C. R. before lie entered training. TWENTY SEVEN DRAFTEES PASS I May W® I Introduce . • • | | SECTION ONE—PAGES I to I MRS. EBER LAMBIE MAJOR OF RED CROSS Mr*. Eber Lambte of Detroit, a recent ilsllor here. I* filling an im­ portant work with the Michigan Red Cross. After being a Captain in the High­ land Chapter for three year*, she was sent this spring to St. Louis. Mo., to the School of Instruction for surgical dressings and took the advanced course there. She has since been given the rank of Major and made a member of the general staff of the. Detroit Red Cross. I Just now she te Field Representa­ tive for the Detroit chapter and । Is holding schools of Instruction at i the larger cities throughout the ! state, where representatives of I smaller chapters are lent to receive the work. "V-MAl TO FOREIGN Latter Sheet* been Inaugurated by the Navy Depts, io expedite I handling and dispatch of mail nounce that the purpose is to re­ duce weight and bulk of mall to thus making available more space for vital military material and | engagements to visit members of to provide the most expeditlou* j her late husband's family—Mrs. R. dispatch and handling of this mall . M. Lamble and the Maurice Lamment are responsible for mall as All low*: Post Office Dept., Ute domestic dispatch and handling I of mail throughout the U. 8. Postal AHNOLD T. FAULKNER Service; War and Navy Depte., | the transportation of mall between Major Faulkner 1* a "34 gradu-1 rONFFDFNrF the military and naval units and ate of Michigan State where he Will LTYLI1VL the U. 8. P. 8 and also the di­ took four years of military train-1 -----------rection of the shipping faculties Ing He early offered his service* ------Elected for Officers to the government, wa* accepted Uon to and from our territories Various Croups July I. 1940, and sent to Fl. Mon­ roe. Va., where he remained unUl The 102nd Annual Conference of transferred to Camp Davu In Api^l the Michigan Conference of the uniform dutlnctlve. being of till* year. Major Faulkner was bom’ in Del­ Wesleyan Methodist church^closed ton. March 7. 1912. and Ls a grad­ Saturday evening at the camp is to be typed or written with a uate of Hastings High. Accom­ grounds southeast of the city. Elec­ panied by Mrs. Faulkner and then two children. Ann Louise and tions of officers, appointments of folded into an envelope which hu committees and other routine buslTommy, they were guest* of hit parents, Rep. and Mr* Faulknei ne.vt made up the program of the meeting* throughout the day* with I at Delton, July 30 and 31. special programs each evening. (Continued on page 3, Sac. 1) Thirty minister* of the Michigan District and thirty-seven lay dele­ gate* took part In the deliberations of the conference al the various IO^cond Lieutenant James' J I w Officer Deter was on the acene sessions held throughout the week. On Thursday evening, the new Dall.y, bombardier, ot Upper D.rf?’ City and County Report ■ Day Memorial Tabernacle was dedi­ by Pennsylvania Iltee from Baltle Creek and the Complete Compliance cated. with Dr. » Paine, Pre*!preslAHornev. caled - * ‘Ui Dr • W. Paine. Staff Sergeant John D Horen.1 fr°? ^rl Attorney- General So Rule* , denl of Houghton college, delivering The blackout In this city and radio operator, of Lewiston. Mon.-; Members of the Hastings police ■ In Letter to Pros. Attorney the message. This was a most 1m.nna and fire department arrived. soon| county Wednesday night was a [ tana, Corporal unugc Orona E SUenire. ch-।| alter «ro« and kept siderlne the the fact fact vurporsi c.. onciiac. - - --- the —....... ........ - -—the - rroad . ~ ■ The Banner Iasi week mentioned ' °ne '*’*U fine success, considering Co1 Woodland Leads on ... . ...... ..i-a-i nwnv from the wreeksirp until the line i uiai no canaiaates liaa Tho w m ocri w- u a ! iPercentage Basis that, almost at t‘ .i< । soiaier* arrived irom culler. Un-1 nrlm«rv PlM-tlnn rvtutnn< tnr . w ana r M 8 Was *n a change was made in the time." - Prother. ■ . -a —»._-<»» h.. -appre- lhe o(Tke of clrcult court commL„; '^arge . Corporal E L. assistant d<Dost .ef ^_ greatly numbe?*'m for the blackout, which had been! engineer, of Schoolfield. Virginia. । elated this assistance, pie mill- stone,r. To ^1.1111^ fOr that, touresU^ratJ^bv . Private C Spa tars. a«^tant: P®**®®. would iu« aUw spe^;^,^ a CBn(UdBU mu,t an ‘nUmtlrwwtM^trmurer. pears probable that Barry county 'radio operator, of Wellsburg, West: ®n 4he premise* and refused [ tomey. No attorney in the county bv • Vlrelnla 10 allow, cars to stop anywhere. 1D>. Kev Dekker, a missionary to tie violation of the request to P’lva^ r. w carillon, gunner I near the scene of the accident. J’*” ‘ , A'r,ca- h®1"® o® furlough, featured Stamp and Bond sale campaign be­ ing carried on by Michigan retail douse all the lights. The only! ’ 8 I The first person to arrive at Uie , T?e"U.or?ey ,Beneral of *ute 0115 *®n,>c«down town exception was a peon AtM lhls wr8 |n_ u;ere has been Schermerhorn premises after the lt„c.ourt COI”Enl“1on- ( Mrs. Dekker wu Uie speaker on sign, whose owner vas out of the no official Statement of the prob-: cra**» wu Carroll Newton, a neigh-1d'5la! ®,ne«re ‘n the coun-1 Saturday evening when the Y. M. county Is 1940000 and to date mere city and there was no available BbIe CBlue of thls rt|yi«tarP the *»r. He said he heard the plane J* J**3! "5rve and must be W. B wu In charge of the aervica. than tTIMOO In stamp* and bondM key to reach the clock-work which; flrst alr crBih m thu action of above Uie noise of the storm. He Bnd cleclcd °n non-par- - a missionary playlet and special Woodland lead* for the month on controlled the sign I the state Many In HuUngs saw «*ld Ita motors sppeared to be ‘*“oU' । muric helped to nwtae thta an Outa percentage-of-cuota basis with At the fairgrounds the evening । or heard q* bomber al lt passed1 working aU right. Shortly after | , Th®" ar® o‘h®r Judicial of- : standing service. performance of the Barry county। over tbU C|ty .hortly before the that he heard a loud roar, then,flcfrs ®® vot®d for ‘*>1* all At the conference bualneu meet­ *841.50 of stamps and bonds soM fair before the grandstand wu crBsh. They said it wu going at Uie sky lighted up. and Newton!lhc Primary election in September, Ing ofBeers for the coming year against a quota of 940&90. NatoInterrupted, but a broadcast from , high speed a little above the tree! concluded that the plane had 'or *he general election in Novem-! were elected u follows: Pres., Rev. Detroit wu relayed over the loud tops—some say about 100 feet above' crashed. He ran across commls-ID. T. Lansing; vice rre«., Pres., _ro*s lots to thei the I b®r'■* ®*®®Pt circuit tireuu court commit*• Perrine. utnsuig; speaker, so that people In the 1 them. Those who heard Uie noises! blazing wreckage.'. When •he -ar-!•(« ! sl°ners. ’«"■ !r Rev. *.v n O. Vtaser, n^Unx* Holland; aSec., h Rev. ... . . . them , (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) Under these condition*. Prosecu- 5 rL Brt£h.lSL: B*6 grandstand could listen while from Uie plane u It sped by p quietly walling for the the end end nf of the thejI __________________________________I •__________________________________ Ung Attorney L. E. Barnett asked • !JeT^.S Wc Zuber- Coldwater; Treas.. oil rtlv wa tine for During July. Barry county did Um half hour. The moment the light*, Ute A.tente, gntenl ter in oplnten ?_DT,Ul,"« outstanding Job In the state on a came on the fireworks display war; percentage-of-quota basis white put on. That was a vivid contrast, IIHJ1II1VJ VVLJ IHIV JVRHr I ballot for an office for which there 1 1 Continued on page 3. Sec. I) to the utter blackness that had । are no candidates. I ' Attorney C swer to tiie I record for one month which wtU Uon. holds that notwithstanding the fact' count but rather a consistently good Those who drove through the that there are no candidates for dr- ; record for “the duration." country to see how well the black­ cult court commissioner, yet the' out was observed reported that county election commission should' there were scarcely any lights | prepare non-partisan ballots* for Wickard Urges Switch glimmering In any horns. To some both the September primary and to Other Vital War Crops people It seemed unnecessary to the November election. He holds make this trial blackout, but their Glenn Wotrtng, Chairman of the Nashville— that circuit court commissioners are views would be altogether changed judicial officers of thje county, and Barry County AAA says that with J37JM|l,?Tlto if they could realize how much that the law provide* that the peo­ the targe holdover from the 1941 suffering it might save to have ...... elect r.cv» such officers. There..icre- »he“ ®rop and the addition of the Hastings— ple shall people generally observe the black­ fore, he holds that the only safe 1943 crop J®*1 b«ln« harvested, it Ben Gldley gJlOOXO 1448.00 1JUM out If an enemy aircraft attempt­ thing is for the election commlsanimated that the U. 8. A. will Middleville— ed to bomb Barry county in the slon to prepare the ballots so the jhave on hand a total of 1^06.000.000 Paul Faulkner. 1SI-3* Bll.to night Ume. As far as we. have < people can do the choosing, because' bushels with an annual consumption Tom Barry 800 00 Woodland— ’ Report not teamed there were no accidents! B ;Ute right to chcoee circuit court IoI about ®83 million bushels. Leon Hynes 400 00 received ‘Ml it resulting from the blackout. I ' commissioners rests with the peo- i In accordance with a law passed pte. The election commission con- I,n 1938“the Secretary of Agricul- Delton-Prairieville—. Ellis 1 slats of Uie probate JudRK the coun­ ture la required to hold Wheat Ref­ Faulkner ty clerk and the county treasurer. erendums whenever the supply reaches 135 per cent of our needs. CLOSED WESLEYAN •>» J"™’,')' FIRST BLACKOUT WAS A SUCCESS SAYS THE BALLOTS MUST BE PREPARED %w !ST'- HASTINGS CANNON GOES INTO "SCRAP" AGAIN; JOHN F. REYNOLDS OFFERS RELIC — PLAN TO FORM USO UNIT HERE Many Local Groups to Co-operate In Project Under sponsorship of the Hastings Klwanls club, representatives from various local organizations m»t In the Municipal Court Room Tues­ day evening, to form the Hastings USO. Defense Recreation Commit­ tee. The Immediate purpose of thl* committee will be to provide dance* and recreation for the men stationed The Civil War cannon which' enlistee in the regular army for at the U. 8. Coast Guard training camps in the county. stood In the court house and school • three years, having previously servOfficers elected were as follows: yard* for so many years left Hastn the Spanish-American war. Dr. P. R, Brooks, chairman; Mrs. tings Friday morning to go into'.He He was In 101 engagements In all David French, first vice chairman: the service of Ha country again. I‘and .fought Bt Bataan. Luzon, and D. A. VanBusklrk, tecond vice chair­ having been given by it* most re- (‘ Corregldor.. He enlisted for three man; Mrs. Shirley B. Henry, third cent possessor. John F. Reynolds, years tn the U. 8. Infantry In 1895, vice chairman; Lynn Lewis, record­ to be made into gun mount* for'serving jn Cuba and upon hi* re­ ing secretary; Mrs. Richard Cook, mobile cannons. (turn being messenger for Oelts. corresponding secretary; the Rev. Mr. Reynolds has a letter from'l^wton and Cliaftee until sent Don Oury, treasurer. Ute U. S. Ordnance Dept., wrlttenhomc after a siege of typhoid fevThis committee plans to under­ j In 1930, which identifies thia 840 er tn 1898 In December of that take the formation of a local USO , lb. cannon a* one donated to the: jlear he reenlisted in the Infantry center. - ^nd embarked for the Philippines " Representatives of the various '■ - — local organization* who attended t'De 1*?5:1 10, I90®be placed In the. going via the Mediterranean sea _ .. . -Lynn - Lewis. — ~ibllc school grounds for decora-; and Sues Canal, a total distance the meeting were: Y. .P® 1 M. v. c. ... A.: Ueut Frank Scott. Amer^ j“v' *nd memorial purposes This of 13,109 miles by rail and water. —k r.tekUk lean Legton; M(\. Richard Cook. 1 donation was made under the Act He s-rved as a foot scout, mounted Hastings Country Club; Mrs David!®' Congress approved May 26. scout, sanitary Inspector, and pro­ French and Mrs. Dewejr Hon. Has- i1896 ,l lh® p«iu**l of a former vost sergeant and built the first tings Women's Club: Mrs Walter'Congressman from your district, mile of gravel road in Rizo!, Luzon Poteetf, Central P. T. A-t Shirley"tho ’'* ------------Honorable ” E. *L. --Hamilton, ----------------also Province. He wa* honorably dis­ Henry. American Legion; Mrs. Shlr- the Mayor and Superintendent of charged In 1901. Having been a soldier, Mr. Rey­ Public Schools of the City of Has­ (Continued on page 2. Sec 1) nold* ha* a sincere and sentimen­ tings." AN INVITATION Thl* gun was n three Inch tal attachment for the cannon which he ha* painted every year Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Fin­ wrought Iron Civil War cannon. nic extend an Invitation to M1864, this type being the prln- and over which has flown Old Glory on. an eagle-topped pole ev­ the friends of Dr and Mrs. Ar­ ery day but three since Peart Har­ thur W. woodbume of Tampa, artillery until 1M5. bor. Hl* deep patriotism was what Fla., to call between the hours A native of Hastings, the donor prompted Mr. Reynolds to part served In the Philippine* a* an with this cherished possession. BOND, STAMP SALES SLUMP DURING PAST WEEK ; LARGE WHEAT SURPLUS IN U. S. A. FAIR AWARDS ANNOUNCED 14* wheat Is on hand, the Secretary has Braendle notified the county AAA ofice that Dowlingthere will be a wheat referendum Wright* UM held early tn the spring of 1943. The following is quoted from a letter received from Secretary of Q. 8. Rennells. TIM I 4-H Members Again Agriculture. Claud R Wlckard. In Post Office 500.00 39.00 Take P/ominent Part which farmer* are urged to curtail Gun Lake Area 50.00 Report not the growing of wheat and subsUtute Amidst a downpour of rain that In place, some of the much needed Cloverdale 10.00 received came on rather suddenly^ the 85th annual Barry County Fair came to wartime emergency and the urgent 49.96000 42,116.00 M.TMJM a close Saturday evening. need for certain types of commod­ That the 4-H club work in the ities other Uian wheat. I hope win­ county Is holding Its own was evi­ ter wheat farmers will divert as denced by the fact that 504 mem­ much wheat acreage as possible to bers exhibited at the fair this year. soybeans, flax, and various feed In the list bf grand Jurors an Judging these entries required a crops. Wheat Is a valuable wartime trial jurors for the coming sm great deal of time and skill. En­ crop, as shown during the first slon of Um U. 8. federal dtolrtt tries Included livestock, grain, fruit, World War when we didn't have court at. । vegetable*, handwork, clothing, can­ enough of It. Fortunately, however, the names ned goods and baked goods and we have plenty of wheal today—«o clearly proved that the training much. In fact, that Uie nation I* these young people, are receiving hard pressed to find adequate stor­ will prove valuable In later life. age even though targe amount* are In tire clothing judging contest being fed to livestock. In order to from Baton county we two girl* were chotieri to attend make his best contribution every the state club fair. They were farmer should divert just as much Louise Christiansen and Maxine wheaf Jand as practicable to crop* more urgently needed, st the same highest in point of markings but time storing on his farm as much LEGION AUXILIARY UPONwas too young to qualify as a dele­ as possible of the .wheat he pro­ gate. The girls who were selected duces. and marketing It wherever GEN TEC to attend the state club fair as possible in the form of livestock and TO LOAN canning delegates were Donna poultry" Under i Hamilton and Juna Ferri* of the Capital dub and Dowling club re;pecUvely. Donna Davis of Mid­ Collection fee of 4 percent will dleville and jennet Doxey of Has­ be added to all city taxes not paid tings will be the food demonstration by Hept. 1st and thereafter the delegates. Treasurer's office will be open on The title of champion canner of Wednesdays only. Barry county was awarded to Mr*. Mabel Plaid. City Treu Florence Strain of Assyria and that of champion cake baker to Mr*. Car! BOWLERS N0TIC1 Alley* will be epen Sept L; Johnson of Woodland. The contest In the use of Barry county products was won by Mar- tails. Hasting* Recreation. (Contlnued on page g. Sec. 1) Federal Cour* Jurort From Barry County �T11K HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST t», 1BU — DM—_. r\.._ II— Al A 11 TA FAfkkl E. W. Bliss Oo„ left Bunday for I Martin C. JAltman, and Oeorae Dettman Rd.. Jackion. volunteered of his unde and aunt, Mr. and 1 the remainder ot the summer there. | Wibald*. i for the air service and ha* been Mr*. J. C. Ketchum. He also at-i Mr. and Mr*. Dorrance Trethric ■ 7,11,1,0" DOH8S UUg Up DIAB I fl H1UM sendee clerk in the office of the ■ There weree sold in In Barry countv’ Itwlloned at Jefferson Barracks, tended the wedding of a navy friend have sold their newly built home Near Pavne Lake ' at Escanaba. Robert eulBted in the at 118 8. Church to Mr*. F. W. Den■ 7 • Ilf A IIB1IT UCRC Michigan Bell Telephone Co. She: during the month of July »1<4 lO17Ji MUwurl will live with her aunt. Ml*s Ruth «*r fend* M.iu and stamp*, which wwwill* wail Owing IV to mv the January unit freeze liw the navy ago last and ton of Houghton Michigan Mr, ofInp>d‘«,tn«'\ ® ------ two years • .---- .April ------- .. Denton, aa Bitter ihltr'of Mr*. Robert ° p»>"np ne laxe Tuesday, workmen Parr, formerly of Hastings. overI81XXX) 1•______________________________ * nf Mn. 01f **y 881XXX)more morethan than the thequota quota''upeach crop in Barry county is short, b*s ha* been rm On the we*t west eaait coast and and in In Denton ------ ----------- —._ -------- -----Hawaii. At present he “I*in"ih7re stationed Harkneu, ha* taken poa*e**ion. round several bone*, which were (Continued from page 1. See 1) • Barry County Rationing Municipal Judge Adelbert OortTWp J' it"N*rv d granted permission to pur- right performed the ceremony onf^jdhft ^eyh^eated .Chicago III .where The Trethric* have bought a home Pronounced as those of a one-time ley Henry. American Legion Aux­ on IH E. Grand of the Randall numan being, evidently snaU in ! illary: Paulina Bliss and Avia Ty.. ...... <.Bv murl « .VMIUH1. uu. -------------- --------------------------- Estate. nr a- D. r> A.* VanDuddrk. Vanlliiiklrk. RoRustature. There Is rio record ot ofany r— ;ier. O.ES.; ---------- --------------------------------rho lives Oil-1. month, ,---------. lenn Bera They also granted ar<1 * °race. who lives near Lii. GU----— which is way below the norruin to puretal. to..n ■»« •n'1 Belle Sl.lhmJ Stalhnod ol of I m.1 mal crap, crop. i Mr. and Mr*. Harry Larsen have The George Allofl property. 435 tragedy in that vicinity, and they :tary club; the Rev. Don Oury. Mlnbe a part of the akelaton skeleton of an 1 Bterial tstertai Aaan.: *un ■ Mrs Mr> Philo Sheldon. — l — •has — been aqUi.loathe may ba Robert Power, pharmacists mate ‘ bought Uie John Cappon cottage at F- Madlwn. lea to Wflliam F. Hall. Ver-1 D°«>in<. on Wednesday last week Indian. The sheriff s office wa* Central p.TX: Philo Sheldon and 'Y ■ retired min ­ P Hurkr 8. Newton. Robert L Bpauld-' Pvt. Kenneth R. Heath, son * in the Navy, *pent last week in Has- Leach lake and with their daugh- ister U who cor^ hir. from Bpsru notified about the find, and Under- Ed Tudor. Hastings Lodge 52. F. Ungs and ut the Wall lake collage • ter. Linda, are planning to spend The Wm. Savacool form In Carlton Ernest Gordon. Lena B. Tift Mr,. Faye Della Watt* of 1013 nivt ha* been purchased by Mr. and'?u 1 w“ unaWe 10 •ol*B the Burghduff.* ID.OF.: L. E. Barnett. Hosting, Klwanls club. Ml*, uuiiii uccis ui nuiuc vice, Mn. , John Berra of Battle Creek Present at the meeting In an adwho will occupy it this month, both ixiNDON PICTURE POST deals being made by the Boyes MIRRORS WAR AND DIVERSION vlsory capacity were Downing Proc­ tor. field recreational representaMency. Bernard McPharlln recently relive of the federal security agency: Shcriff and Mrs. Glenn Bera went reived from friends in Scotland a Barqr Shales, recreational director to Arizona last week to return Keith Picture- — —-------■ ------Post magazine printed■ •In1 for-ftatc coast guard units; Robert Smith. 18. who 1* wanted for steal- Ixmdan dated June 20. 1042 The Freytag. director of a USO center • sign* of the times" are seen in the in Battle Creek and Lieut. Edwin by officers In that state and held advertising a* evidenced by one Pumala from the Clear Lake Trains for Sheriff Bera. boot polish company that ad­ Ing Station. The J. O. C. sold 1245 worth of vocate;.: "Use Less Boot Polish, By War Bonds and Stamps at their Government order all manufke- FIFTIETH WEDDING booth at the Barry Co. fair last lure is reduced BY HALF" and then ANNIVERSARY suggest* using their product every Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L Crock­ Kim Sigler was called to Gothen-.- other day and brushing up between ford celebrated their fiftieth wed­ burg. Nebraska, last Tuesday night lime*. Kellogg's Com Flakes print ding anniversary al their home to in Carlton township on Sunday, by the sudden death of hl* father, ,a. -shopping )j*t forjconformlng ~ who had been in falling health for a.nd 1 August 0 Both Mr and Mrs. ranu tune Mr Sigler arrived home balanced bal*nfrd diet M'rrh.nt. Merchant* th-r. there Crockford wwe bom in Michigan. Sunday, accompanied by his 82- are also asking for the return ot Mr Crockford going to Kansas tooth paste tube*. . with hl* parents in a covered wag­ year-old aunt. Mrs Mina Stone, of The magazine, being pictorial In on at the age of I. Mr, Crock­ Schuyler. Neb .making the trip from Omaha to Chicago by airplane and nature, has many war photographs ford went to Kansas on a visit Including Vome pitiful ones from lutcr wltcre U»ry were married from there to Battle Creek on the fust New York streamline train. Russia and also a few featuring the August 11. iBB'J. returning to Michi­ gan and living in Carlton township Mrs. Stone was In no way fatigued U. S. Cadets Diversion comes In an article on cn the farm where they celebrated by these modem method* of travel. She wll Ispen drome time here with rummer exercises and one on the their anniversary since 1002 'War-Time Dog Show.” -illustra­ They have one ran. Welby of Mr. and Mrs. Sigler. tions of the New Russian Ballet at Woodland and one daughter. Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Dorrance Trethric the Cambridge Theatre featuring attended the funeral of a relative five of Pushkin's Fairy Tales reveal Robert Owens of Grand Haven. Mrs. Crockford has one ran Arthur Mrs. Ella Coykendall. at Luke Odes­ the love of beauty, love of Hie im­ Allcrding of Woodland and one sa Friday. Mrs. Coykendall'® son.,aginative. and love of diversion daughter. Mr,. Sena Crockford Lester Coykendall. Ls a member of which help to keep up the morale of Milwaukee. Wiscoiuln, by u the Michigan Slate Police atiij gave of our fighting allies across the previous marriage. The couple demoiutratiotu of sharpshooting in Atlantic. have nine grandchildren. Mr. Hastings last year. Crockford who l* 81 years old is COPPERS— PENFOLD very active for his age taking care ills home. 231 N. Jef terran. Al this A very pretty wedding was solem- of his cowjr and chicken* besides writing he Is improving. nittd on Wednesday. August 12 caring for Mr, Crockford who is Gordon W.' Castle. Delton. R. R. when Mias Theda Penfold, daugh­ confined to tier wheel chair due 3. U undergoing basic training in ter of Mr and Mr*. Alston Penfold tn a full last September. She is 82 anti-aircraft al Camp Wallace. of Nashville and Charles CoppeM. year* old and had kept her own Vitamin* are vtfal to victory because they are.so important in keeping the home front strong and Texas. ton of Mr ... and Mrs Oco. A. Cop- house.until her accident. Relatives from Grand Haven, Dr. Glenn C. Munger. Osjeopathlc '!*»•. were married before a vine healthy. Sec that your family gets the essential vitamins naturally—in palate-pleasing nutritional physician and surgeon is opening an covered ai»x>r with baskets at East Lansing. Holt and Woodland foods. You'll soo them here in vast variety—oppetixingly displayed to make shopping easier—plainly office at Woodland this week. •"•••«< mixed gladioli on .■■■ either — .uside, _on called in the afternoon besides ’ the lawn at the home of Mr. and n host of neighbors and friends. priced to make economy a certainty. Defend your health, your country and your budget by shopping GATHERINGS HONOR Mra Raymond Dalton of Lake PENNOaFREtmiON daily at Food Center . . . the "buy-word" for fine foods. CORPORAL BOURDO . Odessa. The fortieth annual Pennock re­ Sixty-three relative} and friends, Rev D H Carrick of Sunfield met at Sam's Landing. Gun lake for read the double ring ceremony in union was held Saturday. August a at tjic home of Roy Preston of a- potluck (upper in honor of cor- -------------------- - - guest*. -------the presence----of thirty-five Corn,-mv.r* pornl Ramond Bourdo of Campi Tlie bride chose a blue gown of Nashville. Relatives were present KellouJt ige. pkg Robinson. Arkanwu who was home silk Jersey, "her shoulder coraage from Hasting*. Delton, Cedar Creek, on a furlough the past week. Corpl being pink rose* and white baby Marshall. Nashville and Owosso. 1st Coll Catsup Following the dinner a program was Bourdo is the son of Mr. and Mrs mums. 14 os. bottle -------Emmett Bourdo of Orangeville. He Mrs. Raymond Dalton, sister bf given which was enjoyed by all . is serving in tha .Medical Division the groom, was matron of honor present. Nolle* Can4y Bars A FRESH GROUND . .11 Eight of our boys are now urvof the U. 8. Army. and wore pink silk jersey with a Large site £ for A similar Rathering met at the corsage of pink lilies nnd blue Ing their country either in the Navy RED SALMON farm lioinc of Mr. and Mr,. Arthur delphinium. ECKRICH, lb LEAN, lb LaVera Wilcox acted as best member all with a letter from some Morse at Adrian. Saturday evening DEL MONTE, small can .... Ivhen his Toledo relatives and man. ' relative. It wu* also voted to go Whole Green Beans friends came to greet him. He re­ Refreshments were served on the to, the same home for the reunion Steer Beef, lb. POUND STOKLEY'S, a can ceived many lovely gift* while he lawn after the reception at which next year. was Jiome. Uie bride and groom received Toilet Tissue . AT CAMP KH'ANNIWA Dorrance Trethric left Tuesday to many lovely gift*. Scott — Hastings girl* who arc attend­ roll* --------, an W..S.V attend — the funeral w of unde I After a two weeks trip in north.MUTTON, lb Charles Warner, of Gibbs. Idaho ,frn Michigan the newly weds will ing the present period at Camp Metal Sponge Kliannlwa. Morris Ukc arc Jo­ _u_ fie at to their friends at who-----------died Monday. Mr.home Warner hanna Baird. Fern BlUs. Gloria was a former resident of Barry their farm home near Sunfield. Home Made. lb. . FRESH, lb Brockway. Georgia Deyarmond. county. Waffle Syrup MBS. GIRICH RESIGNS AS Joan Garrison and Joanne Story, FINAL SUMMER;’ ‘ Pcnnlck. Igc. can ASST. SEC. 01 DRAFT BOARD Pound ..........................................1 ■ Savoy Popular Name HADDOCK, lb. DANCE PARTY Mrs Pearl Glelch. who ha* been Strained Honey Hie popularity of "Savoy" as a The final summer dance party in assistant clerk of the Barry county JAR the Y. M. C. A.-Youth Council •e- draft board s^ice its formation, name for motion picture houses in Fly Ribbons TENDERIZED, lb ries will be on Friday night at the recently resigned that position and the United States traces back to thu Pound . Parish llbuse. Special plans are Jias gone to Jackson to reside. Mr Duchy of Savoy in France, though it for being made for Intermission and ^Glekh having employment In a comes indirectly through the theater Fly Tax those attending are assured of a defense plant there. of that name in London's Strand, golden STEER BEEF. POUND ............................................... Quart site .... fitting closing of* the summer seaMrs. Geneva O'Connor succeed* says a National Geographic society son. Mrs. Glelch at the Draft Board. Fly Tax bantam bulletin. England's Honry ill in Pint siiy 1238 had married a niece of Peter MARRIAGE LICENSE j No. Murh R>|_ . ot Savoy, to whom thq English king WHEATIES Roy Herman Fisher. Prairieville 25 Ahn.it as n»r cent nf th* •■rih Alotha Warren Hastlnm 10 Ab ‘ ■ 01 the Mrlh gave a palace on the banks of the ai t na warren., Hastings ............ 19 Um U)an M lnehc| ram/al] A pkg heavy rocks, fancy Thames. It later wa* the site of CORN KIX KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! i annually. the Savoy hospital. A theater built in this vicinity was given the name CAKE FLOUR "Savoy." and wa* long the scene of Softaallk . the Gilbert and Sullivan light opera*. Cold Medal Flour LOCAL NEWS UjU UN I HtRfc ICTDRY VITAMINS * * ** 0WVALUES TOO! LOW PRICES HMEAT DEPARTMENT T]T 8 11 25' 39 21 4 29 10 39 25' 5 3 39 22 10‘ 11' 25' ELMDALE REPEAT BACON LIVER SAUSAGE I- 25' BOILING BEEF COTTAGE CHEESE POTATO SALAD GOODY GOODY CORN 11c 19' 35' 17' 12' 20' BEEF • p PORK STEAK MUTTON STEW SHOULDER PORK LIVER SLICING BOLOGNA pi FILLETS VEAL CHOPS SMOKED HAMS 35' ROUND OR SIRLOIN STEAKS 39' 35' 10' 23' 19' 35' 37' 39' g BEEF CHUCK ROAST b | YOUNG CHICKENS 4 ,b 28' PI DEL MONTE PUMPKIN 2'23c rm FRUITS L VEGETABLES ri l POTATOES 29c PEACHES 5 25c CELERY HEARTS 9c CUCUMBERS 3 f" 10c ORANGES 29c TOMATOES ,b 5c ONIONS 15c SWEET CORN 19c WATERMELONS 39c Michigan Ibr. ICECREAM any flavor 25c bunch .Michigan 10% SAVED NOW OR 100% TAKEN IT THE AXIS LATERI BUY WAR BONDS > H>- Pkg.......... . ............. SURFINE COFFEE A lb. DELICIOUS COFFEE MULLERS BREAD 3 1:. lb. loaves MULLERS DONUTS A doten 13 63 53 21 28 28 29 12 "THIS ABOVE ALL" SATURDAY ONLY. AUGUST 22 Double Feature Attraction Preston Foster. Lynn Bari SECRET AGENT OF JAPAN" On Ire Each LIBERTY LIMEfrIGfS "FLIGHT LIEUTENANT Bargain matinee Sunday 1;H to 3;M TOPO OltO TUES.. WED., THURS., AUGUST 25-26-27 An adaptation from the II. G. Wells atory The invisible 'Man 2lb‘ 31 "INVISIBLE AGENT Matinee Thursday ut 2 o'clock. Erenlnj price* Popular Brand, CIGARETTES $119 carton fddkcenter; 206 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. THE IEST FOR LESS 1 Muscovado is an unrefined sugar 1 obtained from the Juice of the sugar | cane by evaporation and draining off the. molasse*. SUNDOWN JIM ABBY THEATBV Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 JEl « FRIDAY & SATURAY. AUGUST 21-22 Doable Feature Attraction Said a lumberman named "BAD MEN OF THE HILLS “If we’d work juat aa hard and Wm. I.undigan. Jean Rogen. Goy Kibbee "SUNDAY PUNCH" SUNDAY & MONDAY. AUGUST 23-24 William Holden. Frances Dee MEET THE STEWARTS Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 Io 5:M TUES.. WED.. THURS., AUGUST 25-26-27 Salurday Unscrambled Transoceanic telephone conversa­ tions are sent through a "scrumbhng" machine that change* the low and high tones to opposites. At the other end the speech goes through an "unscrambler." and John Kimbrough, Virginia Gilmore I Im. ilex. TtiEATI^p Telephones 2244-2557 MATINEE THURSDAY. AUGUST 20 tariing al 2:00 P. M. running to 6:00 P. M. Dur. Home Grown, Hcd Hipe 2-31’ FRUIT JARS Ball Mason, pints < -aliforniu Ucai fur Juice f'TRANID Hostings. Mich. Fruit Cocktail Bumdale FRUIT JARS Ball Mason, qt. .. N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MtCH. Jean Gabin, Ida Lupine, Claude Rains "MOONTIDE" And all of ua bought The Bonda that we ought— Wo’d diapoM of Hegr Hit­ ler for good! �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUBaDAT. AUGUST M, 1H3________ ______ _________________________________________ Tllf A If AI A AA A 7ft A I Wv nALArlA£Uv NINE KILLED IN CRASH OF BIG ARMY B-24 OFnci«lcou«stTt,Y BOMBER NEAR DOWLING FRIDAY NIGHT SSF MEN DROWN (Continued from page 1, B«, D .— • ---------- ■------------- . I ”* *----- - ” . «■» r»M« —... —••. — — “■*’ course April 13. 1007. He then 'March to Instruct nlghu in the de- daughters of Del ing tljelr vacatloi worked for several years getting ex-1 fcnr'g cauw............................ led Ferry and M । pertence in various shops in Michl- }' " ‘ fair at Hastings. ‘ Mr. and Mn. iwnunuru irotn pair 1. ocx.. -t. । ■■■t-'—t 1 .-"’•x-—"- —- -■ — ~” daughter Eunice entertained 1 over Sw SE'tS’wStE take parachute «. •“ '“™<> W “» “»*>; pan Um. In April 1HI h. Irll Mr .nd Mn. Philip NlelmU .nd' J"*™ ““ "STpu,- rrmrinM, they think ba the Solomon Islands i sheriff In seven ftet of water: R. lhe factory to open his shop to family visited her brother,^Qgrald '.J* wat believed that he did not know defense classes. .Williams of Detroit Sunday at-the daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Cedi Pres­ goes through San Train liow u> lw|m. but had kept afloat! George Stowell started to learn home of their partm* Mr and Mrt ton and family from Flint M.nin rauu I nc«nvd and paddled toward shore with hta | <&• mechanic's trade at PonUac Bert WUUanu of Middleville. lu. toune >t M B. C. l»> Jem., He had been a member of the R. O. T."O-. for four years and went into the anny directly after gradualion. MiiiMrcnuirr„ 1“^ un“' V■ “IMAIL JknilVl. SERVICE 08607928 »«t. mn.lu do™, with ’.XTS. X c.^S'Si'w “b*““d *■1 nwOofficers officer^’thought thought that that Schauer 00' Tool lhen Consolidated partLydia of the week. of Middleville PARATROOPS ABROAD Schauer 1 und where he work<.aPress for | terMrs. Willson Several months ago Donald T. had probably fallen inU> the Jake 3<J year> He Iefl w)lh ls kM,p|ng lxnuc for her brother. Doxey was promoted to first acr- : -— fln-t, and that Wood had shed most the intention of retiring in April Perley Barnum and their nephew, grant, organized hta own company BOMB THE JAPS WITH JUNK! of his wearables before undertak- 1 ■ — ' (Continued from page 1. Section D -lng the rescue of hta companion. Iw nhtained bv <-iv. I but in doing so had become tangled » u» pou MU., or t™n,“P ■» "•» “S'rural carriers. Stationery con- *<* before he -Could try to rave EVERYTHING FOR IACK-TO-SCHOOL "cern* are expected to handle these 8cnauer‘ sheets, printed by government per-, Coroner Lathrop pronounced W, rr.rr UwvbM lum.d >o »ppl»i I- — -M# Hwr, ■ mission: to relieve the post office, lhe deaths of the two men were which to now helping to Initiate caused by accidental drowning, and n««a» . . . a u-.vn-i m w...—” -- the service. The Hastings post that ho Inquest was nrcevary, supply our young cMfians wUfa things to lake them bock to school office received its first supoly last | Both bodies were taken to the comfortable and happy. Bui, as always for forty yean, Pmmts week Postage Is 3c by domestic Henton funeral home at Delton. xiirfure ’ • • surface means and Gc 6c bv by domestic nai liuuinu • —---- - ■ ------- ---- ----■ ooei. hot smart, durable clothe* for your family, planned wrfh air transportation. Tliey are tc DEATH OF MRS. be used for letters to our troops J. N. COVERT hue wartime economy! abroad only. . ., Mrs. Rosalia Parsons Covert. 85. Because - of the identification died at her home in Lake Odessa, printed cn the envelope ond the uniformity of size, this mall serv­ Saturday. She was born in Palmy­ ice will receive the most preferred. ra. N. Y.. but In her girlhood days lived in Hastings. She was married and expeditious sorting and hand­ to James N. Covert, who for many ling possible to Its destination. years operated a general store at When large volumes and long Carlton Center, and owned a farm distances arc Involved, there har east of that place. Mr. and Mrs. been set up a photographic micro­ Covert moved to Lake Odessa about filming facility which reproduce#. 30 years ago. Her husband has been 16 mai film, reducing them to 3.1! dead for several years. Sur, percent of the ortginol volume vlvlng are two sons Marlin, ot Hol­ On reaching the destination, the land and Glen ot Lake Odessa; one letters will be reproduced by photo- grandchild and two great grandchllr.ni J/-! graphic processes to 4x5'. inches' dren. , । j 1 and delivered In War and Navy The funeral services were held rru T>pt v-Mall penalty window cn- Monday In the Wortley and Baine j 4* velopes. . __ i luueiB. auinc in in Lake irarsu I funeral borne Odessa. me The -M., Original letters are preserved burlttl WM ln lhe PulIer MrneUry - J; until there is knowledge that lhe ln carlion. 1 film has readied its destination ------- 1------ « < » -•'" In case.lt falls to arrive, the let- lA/ftiarkj iCADkl ■J ter is returned, thereby giving m-| “VIYttri LCAKn rurance that the mall transports will reach- MACHINE SKILLS its destination despite ‘ J/” /'J* 1 IMIS. ting quietly In their home, when suddenly they heard axgrcnt noise i and they iuw flames leaping high. l/x»kh>g out they saw thpt a big. nltplimr wait burning. \ Theh i daughter. Catharine, row. the crash from her bedroom window ’There was a terrific roar," alw aald. "then everything was lit tip*rut bright day.” The plane had ■klrnmed over a field of soy beans, then struck the ground where it gouged a hole four feet deep and ten fret wide. Next it struck two big willow trees and a cemtht cul­ vert over a drain where it crosseda narrow lane. Hie trees sheared most of the wings from the plane which then headed In a north-i earterly direction Into the Scher­ merhorn cornfield. where the' fusilage struck the ground, then made a wide, circular path of w. flattened rorn before It stopped 'J not far from one of Schcrmer- ii horn's bams, and but a few rod." '[ from the paying on' M37. The smash against the culvert and m UARTERMASTiL TO AMERICA’S SCHOOL ARMY plosion and the bodies nf the men were found .between that place and the point uhere the fusiUgc final-' ly landed * Mr. and Mrs. Schermerhorn were tislirp when the roaring noise n mured them. They at first thought II was caused by the storm. When the gasoline exploded mid caused a bright light, they thought; l>..ui.|r.i.} lightning had struck one of the two banks Fortunately raining and the fire that no damage resulted. While tlx* bomber apparer/.b* >* ” -iburst Into flameSx whFn It crashed' .■-•»->iii> into the trees and the culvert, the u. <unr- f fires from the gasoline did ‘not, ’•» bum mi very long. The ground Vn'r ’ was reorched where the plane ’ .■truck the trees, and gasoline spilled in the crash burned bright­ ly in the cornfield for n time. i The motors of the plane were wricked when it crashed Into tire tree.-, and the culvert. But piece* of wreckage were strewn along j the 250 yards from that point mi­ ni the fusilnge stopped its rolling, In the corn field. Members of the coroner's jury: ' Impaneled nt the .scene of the ac-| eldent Friday night were: Fred Haywood. Fordyce Matson. John: Chandler. Lyle Ingram. A. A. Tur. nes and Stephen Demond. Hie Jury', composed of two farm-1 era. a dairyman and three defense­ workers, returned this verdicti "We do find that all died by! occidental violence In the crash, landing of n large airplane in| Baltimore Township. Barry Coun­ ty. between the hours of io and 11 the night of Aug 14 In the line ' of their duty and the defense of America.” • A number of witnesses said that th-- plane—a Consolidated B-24 roaring over the Barry’ County Fairgrounds pt Hastings a minutes tx-forc It crashed. uppearad to be in difficulty even then Obseivirs said they be­ lieved the plhl. lost In heavy rain was attempting to land. No sound was heard from the motors ex cep I an eerie wbUUlllg. they said. Tiie mangled bodies of the nine young men were taken to a Bat­ tle Creek undertaker's rooms in an armg truck, a salvage crew came from Willow Run bomber plant k clear up the wreckage Sunday. ■ Before that was done officers from the Willow Rim airfield and । from Camp Custer examined the wreckage to find some clue. If posBible, to the of me the cihaii crash., ' r.iuri **•' cause ui If they -found any evidences or indications they lhev hove not been' bren'""'*’ made public ut Ulis writing. .SB GEN. G. M. BARNES IS CALLED TO LONDON (Continued from page 1. dec. 1) city. Hr graduated from our schools and from the engineering department of the University of Michigan. Hejs doing an Importonl service for -the United Stales in -the present war. After finish­ ing his work at Ann Arbor he en­ tered the army, and soon was rec­ ognized as a valuable man. He was in the ordnance department, where he has been promoted un­ til he Is now a General. He has invented big guns, and gun car­ riages that have been adopted by the army. In the dally papers of last week there appeared this item concerning him. tn an American Pre?-* dispatch from London, which reads follows: • LONDON-<AP> - Brig.-Gen. O. M. Barnes, chief of the United States war department design sec­ tion. has arrived at the head of a technical mission to work with the British in correlating Ameri­ can and Brit Uh fighting material. Latest developments ' on both sides of the Atlantic have left many nd lustmen is to be made befuiv iiuterial can be used Inter­ changeably by both armies. Gen­ era 1 Barnes, an expert on design and manufacture of heavy ord­ nance. particularly anti-aircraft artillery, came to London at in­ vitation of the British war and supply ministries. A native of Hastings. Mich., he was graduated from the Univer­ sity of Michigan as a civil' en.gineer and commissioned in the army in 1010. He Is 55. 4—v. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS .letters by spectallred machines on rived ut Schermerhonj's lie could see the mangled bodies scattered I about, but they were apparently' thrown away from the fusllagc. I They were not near each other but scattered about, and were thrown clear of the flames. E W. Procfrock, a nrar/najgh-, bor. telephoned the sheriff's offlrt I Muskegon Heights, completing the ' 1M1. but was called into service last' Clare Barnum, I) Uon hazards. The boys have this FOR DEFENSE > same service In writing to lhe U 8. but with free jwstagc 1 "They are just as adaptable as 1 There Is a distinct benefit tc, the men." declared Frank Sanders '> our armed forces abroad tn let-, Monday when Interviewed In re-. _.|ters and military supplies received Kard to the'women In the National There may be space on a convoy ■ Defense class at hta machine shop, or bomber ferry for 1500 lbs. This’; He added that this statement Is would mean 32 racks of moll or true in regard to the work they can 87.500 single-sheet letters V-Mail do but that, of course, they cannot would mean 150.000 letters for men!do heavy UfUng. , at the front. In a combat com-1 He spoke very favorably of the ""J mand of 150.000 men each would i w°rk being done by the nine women "■ j-< hear from home, whereas with:wh0 entered Utls course Aug. 3. ..u..i shiRle-sheet letters 62 500 men,He rays that they can ask more ' " jw'ould have to wait for the next Questions titan the men. but he does Hmiifc .iU1. dispatch of mall. One hundred h01 8<*m ,o regkrd this as a dis­ mi K<r«.| and fifty thousand single-sheet' advantage. these women . ! lettera would weigh-2.575 lbs. and;I 'To r" see **" - •In slacks • • imrnt take 37 mail sacks as against 'with caps or kerchiefs on their rut'/ 1500 lbs. and 22 sacks, making a heads working so earnestly Is evl.u.j'saving of space for 15 sacks and। dence of their Interest In this work. 1,075 lbs. of military materials, "Oh. it's swell.” said one. and the inner «diBy mpans of the mkro-fllmlngI sparkle in her eyes showed that this । process 150.000 letters may be re-' H. H. 8. '42 graduate had found an by ducetl to 45 lbs. taking the space, absorbing Interest. ‘hi* iLt’ of one mall *’ckThe machines that hold their at­ „>a ,« Although thia is still in an ex- tention arc engine and turret lathes, ligat..,..- fl-rtmental state. V-mail letters a milling machine, drill press, and "i h are being received in this country, power saw. Tliey saw their own Al-1 from men In our armed forces materials, cut threads, turn tapers, a Ji."1 “broadAbout 40 rcproductiom bore holes, make cap screws, vices. y,M|have come to our local office in' parallel and C clamps and center 1 finders. I the past month. More applications are being re- ' celved all the time, but all stations 1 are filled at present for the 12 - » ■ CLOSED WESLEYAN CONFERENCE each machine. This course Involves i no expense for the members ' This women's class Ls part of the • (Continued from page 1. Sec. D program sponsored by Hastings । ker. Waldron; Supt. of Grounds. High school, supervised by co-ordln-I , Rev. H. A. Cole. Clarksville; Stalls- ator Arthur Hansen, taught by Frank Sanders and George Sto- j i Junction. well, and under the Michigan State ' | At the annual meeting of the Board of Control for vocational Ed- , icampmeetlng association, the of। fleers were all reelected. They are: The federal government furnish­ I Pres., Rev. R. S. Woodhead. Lan- es all materials used and replace-[ Isltig; Sec.. Rev. E. W. Zuber.' Cold- menu for broken tools or machln| water: Trcas.. Rev. a. VUscr. Hol1 land. of the tool room. The W. H. A- P. M. 8. held their Tiie shop is open day and night rr|...ri«i I.. I annual meeting on Wednesday and with the women's class from 8:00- 1 ’r“ to the following were re-elected: Pres, 2:30.. Men's classes run from 2:30­ •rridrM. aii Mabe! Perrine: Vice Pres, Bessie 9:30 and 0:30-6.00. Mr. ^nders U Densmore: 2nd. Vice Pres. Ada day instructor working from 8 a. BuK Wright: Sec., Cleo Bonney; Asst. m. to 7/p. m.. while George Stowell tinmUh'd Sec.. Nora Woodhead: Trees., Rena Is on from 7 p. m. to 8 a. m. m.irmtiM |.. Bugbee: Supt. of Y. M. W. B.. NelMembers who might be AWOL ku.ilUrj Ue Priess: Organizer: Clara Wilson: vu.iiur, would find their places filled after Supt. of Dormitories. Mabel De­ two days. so min Pouw: statistician. Mildred Merrill; A certificate Is given at the end <■( cur Member planning committee. Nora of the 360 hour term stating how i Woodhead. much of the time they attended. ! It was of interest to note that- Mr. Sanders says • that they keep the budgets of the conference were track of people after they leave -----------------j help Q, em get get bet... ,«..u ... full and In many cases I the course and them ln,„ nJ overpaid. This was especially noted ter jobs. Each student learns to .tw.i i.y in the report of the missionary | lay out his own work, to use the f iiu.k-'treasurer which showed the amothls , drill press, — -•* •» - one machine and to — run , 1 paid to both home and foreign mis­ lor specialise In bench work. . j8toii3 was about one-fourth over the Frank Sanders took his appren­ •i 1 budget for the year. ticeship at Uie Morton Mfg. Co., fieZrT&ftZe-0 Gay Cotton Or Rayon! DRESSES Prlnccns. tailored or bas­ que styles In gingham. printed or solid cotton or rayon. 3 to 14. for Girls to 16 Smart For School GIRLS' DRESSES 1.98 or or - Plain Or Plaids! SKIRTS GIRLS' Cottons or spun ray­ ons! Bright prints! 3 to 16. For Cool Weather! GIRLS' COATS 2.29 6.90 Gored or flared! Blas stitched pleats. Fall colors. 7-16. Of fleece or tweed .. . with trimming of vel­ vet or fabric. 7-14. Hats Girls’ Fell Hrinrh < ri Smart mannish tailoring In wool flannel and tweed! Pall colors in plaid or plain. 12 to 20. FRIDAY SPECIAL LAST SHIPMENT FORMER RUTLAND RESIDENT PASHES . , James Burdick. 63. of Grand ' Rapids, a former resident of Rut- । land and a brolher-ln-Iaw of Mrs. James Dibble of that community, died at his home last Wednesday. . Burial was at Middleville on Satur- I day. He is survived by the widow, | Nettle. . I Mrs. Dibble spent sometime at I the Burdick home assisting in his care and Mrs. Burdick will make I her home with Mrs. Dibble. I NYLON HOSE s1.89 FRIDAY 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. ONLY NONE SAVED NO LAYAWAY LIMIT-TWO PAIRS TO CUSTOMER | ,30 For School Days! a <1 MM -rawwww SWEATERS Shorty slipover styles knit of half cotton—half wool I Attractive patterns—gay colors t SKIRTS Pleated or flared styles in a choice of wool flannel or crepel New Autumn shades. 24 to 34. 4 ft A ft ft A X MM ■■•**** 4 AA | slf Rayon Tailored Blouse* ............... Slipover Cardigan Sweaters ............ Full-Fashioned Rayon Hosiery Snap Brim Sports or Dress Hals_________ Cynthia* Slips-Trinuned or Tailored 1.29 •Reg U. S. Pat. Off. ftiTfawt?/ffot BOYS' TRENTWOOD Suit, t' Hall* r». all. M«tc4 A fetching fashion for the little girl! New fall colors, and clan plaids. ft ftft M I S S E S' JACKET S MISSES' Girls' School Shoe* Girls' Rayon Slip* SUSPENDER SKIRTS JEAN NEDRA* DRESSES Style leaders for fall I Smartly cut rayons tn one- or two-piece styles jftyZ I a j - - Pleated Flannel 2.98 Woo 1 flannel tweed; Plaid plain. 7-16. 4 I Rmart new naw models mrvtels with amazing nniarlnff-­ Smart ly long wear ahead I Handsome patterns in soft weaves and hard-finished fabrics! ft ftft M Mil W«WV Boys’ Fast Color Percale ggc Lustrous patterns on smooth percale. Right Weights for Fall! SWEATERS O Qg Two-tone coats with zipper fronts! Color-Rich BOYS' Herringbones, Fashion ‘•Bests"! SLACKS- diagonals in soft 2.98 weaves I Hard-flnl&iied wcares I Sanforized means fabric shrinkage will not LONGI ES Herringbones with ••Lastex" aide inserts. Sturdy corduroy, smartly styled I Boys' Dress Shirts Bright Crew Socks . TufTy Tucker Shoes ™T” □CASUAL JACKETS Rayon Jackets with brushed backs 1 19 “: ' _ X MR and Ann woven fronts. Two-tone. 1.98 □VICTORY SLACKS Cuffless slacks are news I Hard-flntahed weaves, soft effects, gabardineI Topflight Ties _.40e Rayon Sport Shirts Corduroy Coat and Jimmie* Sets □£ ° nil Fn.t color! rnlnrf RanFnrlred all fast Sanforized font tool 1.49 New Victory DRESS SHIRTS BOYS' o«n»r, CU/r ATCD c SWEATERS Tough little knits in new weaves! 2.98 o2.98 Victory Hats -Mt SporUlad' At Money Saving Priced SCHOOL SUPPLIES �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, AUGUST M. IM! POUR EDITORIALS ' | city, has been engaged to appear at i । the Fremont O. A. R.. held-at Pre- SAILORS SWIM AT THE THEATRES ' her second appearance before this ' , group. ™' ■«OR"t nm- yeabJ AOO "ITn Captain Jinks of the Horse Aug. 11. 1892 Marines. I feed my horse on pork 1 Work on Dr. Andrus new house Is and bean*. I often Uve beyond the “lonR a 8«xl rate, and it means of a Captain in the Amy " 'rlH ** * beau‘>' whcn completed, mrans oi a uaptam in tne Amy. c Rigdon, who formerly Thus ran the catch lines from worked ln lhc o|Ilce. ,n ,hb c|l)? Is now editor «nd and n<ihllah«r publisher nf of ih, the j' “Captain Jinks Of lhe Horse Ma- L* rinea.“ first produced at the Gar­ Ingham County Republican nt Les­ lie. rick Theater. New York CRy. in Rev. ovlatt returned to his home 1901. featuring Ethel IWrymarc in in Laramee, Wyoming. Tuesday of-1 her flrrt star role. l1ie play, in­ ter a short vLsit here. He was ac­ cidentally. started a'long train of companied by Miss Nonna Michael' Jokes, which have gtvrn tne “hone who has secured a position ns teach- I er in thnt wild state at a good sal- I marines" a semi-myth^al status. Tlierefore, It la Interesting to note The manufacturing plant* of thl* | that Washington dispatcher men- cjty. now employ 300 hand’, pavings tion that the Coast Guard is about jto,a* ****ly *»«« 32.W-—They . Sunday evening visitors at Mr iDelton. wa* cut and bruised. Nor- | Candidate* for *nnalK,lli land Mrs. James Wilcox’* were Mr. m* Crawley, 9. daughter of Mr. .be not’les* than 17 years o' and Mrs. Robert Wilcox, of near (and Mr*. Kenneth Crawley of Dow- nor more than 21 year* of M« Lord and children . I Sherman and the Crawley girl less than 5 feet 54 Inches..nor ,---------------- ---- ------------- , MU* Zana Douglaav of Gun lake were taken to the hospital, where more than 8 feet 4 Inches in height. John KimUroujli. Arteen Whelan visited her grandparent*. Mr. and a cast wu put on Norma CrawCandidates for West Point must A rip-roaring thriller of old fron- Mr*. Roy Oaks and family Sunday, ley's ankle, Harold Sherman's be not under 17 nor over 22 yearn . condition la reported u being irn- of age on July 1. 1943. and must proved. a* It i« is uc believed he suffered be not les* than 5 feet 8 inches in , “MoonUde" starring .FLEASANTHILL ____ P*u'~ .m O«b»n. Ida Lupine ‘ Mr und Mrs 3^ piiihgr Bnd no serious injury. I height. . i Congressman Hoffhtan suggest* f a K - _ »r ‘ „ A ‘tUrtn « ,he r-aiu. sen ana Paul, andzionciiac Ml*a Hortenae ----------------►*....... . S0” cf ’!fe ;scn, Miaa nacau Mead-------------------------------------I K* Ptarlrie X'^lrrfrnnl ..... that »ny boy who is * resident of Pacific waterfront, adapted (mm from wcre SundBy dinner guests of... Mr. ANNOUNCEMENT TO 'the Fourth Congressional District ta Un€ nove 01 Wll!ard and Mrs Keith Lechleitner. FOURTH DISTRICT PAPERS and who m«U the foregoing re­ Tlu: threshing machine is busy; congressman Clare E Hoffman quirement* anti who 1* Utlerested Pat O’Brien, Glenn Ford, in this neighborhood between show- announce* that the Fourth District in competing for the appointment will have a vacancy el the Naval should communicate with him for “Flight Lieutenant" ' Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams, Academy at Annapolis, the ap­ A .story of the men who fly and Mrs. R. J. Tolan and son Lynn and pointee to enter in 1943; and that full particulars. ' fight like demons, the teat fitloui R J. Williams called on Mrs. R. J. also come Into thetr own tdoiiR with Williams at the home of her daugh- Military Academy at West Point. KEEP 'EM FIRING— WITH JCNf<! what are-------------said to --be--------sharply incisive.I ter. Mrs. Byron Rowlader at Cale----------------■ scenes showing phases of present- donla. Sunday afternoon. I day aeronautics. ' • Rapid;. Saturday. “Secret Agent of Japan" w ta> V ■ -~n» 01 torta ..urtem. A wnuhing story of undercover1 .. ■ n u Navy boys take time out-for a swim while on duly in Hawaii. mounted guardsmen, to patrol deso-^, activities of Japanese agents Just NotlOnOI RoCC HorSC A Navy Recruiter is at the Hastings Post Office every Monday from before the nt tack on Pearl Harbor. ■ □ C:wo Pnnnlo late stretches of die coast line." William l.umliran. Jean Roger.. Injured FIYC TCOpIC After all. why should there be 1 I An accident in which five pro- | Dan Dailey. Jr. In anything consistent about Uie title | “Sunday Punch" DROWNED IN GRAND 'pic., were hurt occurred when the CLOVERDALE "horse marine." You find the ma­ By JANE CAMERON {river at Lowell The film revolves ______about ______a ____________ prize running __ ___ race for Barry- county I rble aboard ship, flying warplanes, । , -------------------------------- —<------- ■ 1 Frank F. How. 48. a resident of aid were al Buchanan tail Thun- ’ fighters' boarding house, into which horses was pulled off at the fair- ' Mis* Rogen, an unemployed show­ grounds on Thursday afternoon.1 Jumping to the ground with the BAIUIY BYPATHS 'Lowell, wa* drowned tn Grand I day. girl, enters u the landlady's niece. ft was caused when a horse owneel paratroop*. bumping along tn tanks' o ... river *■ quarter mile m»t of that | Marvin Flower 1* home on a furwlth Uie meclianlzcd divisions. rid- , LyBarVrgift of p.Xu Xdow city, cHv sometime Saturday aftamrem Charie* Starrett in by Smith Sherman who lives on j afternoon. ’ louah. lough. route 3 from Hasting:;, which was Ing through the surf wiUi landing !-pare to the rcli'lve., of men in Mr. How made his home with Man- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chilson and . on with Kewell Hayden ridden by his son, Harold. 21. leiqv- ' ley and Edward Johnson, two broth- 1 Earl and Mrs. Ciwrlc.s Kingsbury parties, pouting enemy movemenu {our armed forrrr. .-o that they may Blazing aix-guns. flashing fi’t.v cd over the piosageway at the track I era. who reported lo officers that he were1 in KalamaCOO last Monday. wt.h ..nit. ..r -in ' ' tIwlr R*Vi:l °'1Ci with patrol unit*, etc., etc. 'there, llr elw enlarge. Un> pte- had gone fishing Saturday after- , James Mosier is reported not so and rousing songs are certain to side, through which horses comF: fioin the stalls to the tract to cn- i highlight the outdoor dranui Therefore. it Isn’t too surprls • [ turea free of cltarge The window U noon and hud not returmd Of- . well again. William Holden. Frances Dee in ter races, nth gateway Lv near fleers found his line and a string ! The Evangelical L. A. 3. meets Ing that at least a few rtprraen-, (;f the most popular spot.-, in and in plain view of the grand- j of flxli on the bank and at once.I this Thursday nt the home of Mr. UUves of Uil* versatile corps of 'Hastings. * . Describing the domestic difficul­ stand. brgfiii dragging o;>erntlons. recov-I ad Mrs. J. Tedrow. ft Ls reported that the Sherman • lighting men should find themj-m rrct|jniT Alexis Carrel’s MAN. 1 ertng the body Sunday about noon 1 Sunday visitors at the heme of ties of a young couple who hadn't a nickel hone In their xnd through n had pocket.; tried to get thl* in twelve feet of water. Mr. and Mrs. LcRov Penncl* wcre: selves serving their, country from THE UNKNOWN. Wow uhat a man na*. nave Mr .’,ow *?, by four sis- Mr. and Mr*. Milo Rcplogle and two million dollars worth of love In opening to the barn when the | the "topside" of a horse. ■ mu... ..M. ,n '"! 1,n '- 11 _ha 'r ... .rreact fad tticlr hearts. horses were scoring for the race 11 little n» a time -o 1 wont blow trr*’ Mra Altoft <>f Has- 1 boy* of Paw Paw. Mr. and Mr*. L Good luck to the “horse marines! .* fuse. Ar my present rate uf speed l— latter, however, he went by it nil ■ lnKR . .' .^s *^rs Colonel Colf«el Yarger. Mn. Mr* ,. Iflrxh Hirsh of Fort Wayne. Mr. Mr and Mra. Mrs. ■Lawrence Farrell Farrell and and Mrs. Mrs. Cha*. Cha*. Robert Robert Adams. Adams. Mr Mr and and Mr*. Mrs. Hany Harry light, ’When the werd "Go" was: I ll be till Christmas on it . : Lawrence | Norris, Norrt*. nil all of Jones and family. Mr. and Mra. Mrs Abe • • . of Carlton township: ;' Jones Mr. and Mrs Harry Dunn and given for the runners, the Sher- ■ OUR MACHINES ------- ---------------------. We received our spiced, sweet dill 'two ,wo brothers, brothers, John of Of Hertfmm Her tlnra ’ Dawson of Kalamazoo family. Mr. ami Alr>. Wm. Havens. m.-tn horse again took n notion; 'pickle recipe and of all things, from ?2’d Mlddj£y*l,!f: ldw* b>2 ' _ Mr a,.,.d Mr\ A'v^n Stodcll of Mr and Mrs Dlric laiutxtuuli and to head for the bam. In doing so! Colonel Robert U Scott of the .an <rf(J ftjiopl friend ,uo daughterr Mrs Charles Sue Bobby Harrington Wm. OH’ old rchopl frientj who^doesnl wl ‘ *" Rice of Detroit. ' - — - and- -• — *“ ■ “is attended the otL-i re­ lhe race* hurt four people who' 23rd Pursuit Squadron recenUj know nahlp Hnd Mr ' "I Kalamazoo.............. called, Ui-.w it 11 and Hi.u who »T.o novi'lives now Ilves in'Chirn vm- ,Car ' ■ ,!,on ,n , *,, , ■ * PlwlM ...... ............................. • on Mr. and union at Reid's resort. Thoriu|>ple “detoured and flew over Mount cc<4<« : She : . *av* . ... to take dill pirkles !'* Fnrl ’"'” Creek, and 'one । <<-. “r,~* rr nf of M Battle Mu ea Hi Pennets Friday. lake. Sunday. u1m> fen and rolled over Ute rider. '- already made,made. eithereRhcr pur- !'? r" !' *»»•’ ** *'> U»c service ' , Mr* DorLs Moitfhi »j>ent thc.wcekRoman Bull, IS. ot Irving twp. Everest, clearing, flic top ot u,at the !ir that arc already purSunday visitors of Herman Kabuli world-.’hlahest mountain ov will or homemade Tin-ii di|at P"«“nt. end with her father. Charles Mon­ were his sister and husband of Lan- received minor bnilscs. Peter, 3worlds highest mountain oy u :*ojV1. ., f Up of sugar In In half haif a a <up]. i m»1 endecs were held at ica. ring, and Anna and Marie Kuball of yeur-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ over ■ mile during a routine flight of vinegar, and thh doesn’t have L''ufU 2 o'clock on Monday and ' Charlotte. ' ward Whipple of Kalamazoo. re­ -----------. 1 Ben Jenkin* returned home Sun- ceived ____________ from India to China." according to to lx- rooked. Dram liquid ofT pickles *lntCTnu>nt wa* nt Midland : QUIMBY etna on hi* mouth and nose. word received from Chunking. |«nd add' syrup. Place Hu- eon- ' . ' |’1^X*nNsHerbert Smith who ha* been ,l,lv nlKl11 u ?*■*' days’ vLMt Margaret. 5-ycar-old daughter of So tar .tataw o> Uta ... In . .Uta, )„ ... m.O*« --------—Barkley ----- his daughter. Mrs. Albert Nash Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lester ot .studying teletype at FT, hex son Jar or wherever you like and or 1vvvaich ’ been chosen among ten others to goes, that statement had no-rig- i!lr (Juni t.vcr>. da>. s , ,lptt. and Mrs. D. A Van Buskirk leant radio operation. nificancc. but as an index of the. ... |, leave : for Flint tomorrow where , Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sparkcs of Improvement made in aviation dur-1, That is the pay-ofl, ~ stirring-them . .. (they will attend the program in,Muskegon spent lhe weekend in day of your life you gotta 1 connection with the Ten Year the 4. L. Smith home. Gloria liig the past decade, it is tremend- every 1 1 .-.Ur dill pickle*. I don't care what ! Awards injflc to student* who have Sparkcs who has been spending <Ju*. MS, ,„ M might IH >,c ... year*' work muev uic sunime important ,. duty you have I completed — ten since'the j the summer summer here here returned returned home home ' This matter of fact flight by Col.; m what Important place, you must j graduation from the General Motors 'with them. Scott ’till -'tlr dill pickles. One „uuo houseI Institute of Technology. 1| Charles Fredericks 1 <xu«, recalk mans The 1 nc JIouston-Mour.t n.zusu»> V. of Hastings . r-i.u.. . . Everest Expedition of 1033. when «»•«• "HMiry- *UI you stir I Only ten student* are selected to »us a dinner guest in the J. U Smith nn.iKh riichn u-.-rr made over ‘the JL'*. dU1 dill pickles? M My »’ frrt fret hurt." 1j receive thL* this award which is h made home on Sunday. Mr* Ella Wolfe uro British flight were made ovc. rhi* doesn't mean she stirs them wlely ou record and standings, of Hutlng* was a Monday visitor, took thh this expedition expedition Kith With her li.-r feet. It n me.aiu she canned Supt. Sunt and mid Mn Van Vr... Binkirk H.i.vi-t- .-ire .... the neak. peak. It took more than a year to prepare and string beans all day mid her feet 1 naturally gratified that his nephew, Reserved for Farmers carry out its exploit. Tile planes hurt Aiw she wants to *harr a ' Kirk Hamilton, who entered Gen­ . ,,A simple hnmctnaklng .thrill with her , era! Motors Institute on completion New York has .a hotel that re­ used hart a top speed oi omy Henry. If you go on n honeymoon f|f his graduation nt Haatlnu High, I serves its rooms exclusively for miles an hour, considerably lew |to Niagara, or take the family to ' L* one to receive the award, fanner*. than the velocity frequently reached I lhc Yelto* stone Park on a vacation. 1 by the high Himalayan winds. !<W”tl°n mark, you take the dill1 u, «r' P*ck,e* along and stir them every Tliere was a distinct element pf ,Uy , allouId lh)nlt n wouI(| danger and risk involved. The «Uper to put them in the washing flight was a gamble with the ^vea machine and just start the motor of two adventurous men nt stake, j cver> wonting.. , . SPEAKING OF BONDS BARRY BYPATHS ....... ta“to'K1nr‘l™“ ™ __________ _________ Mid-Siiiiinier Furniture CLEAN-UP SALE! If you need a throw rug here is an unusual opportunity to get one at unheard of prices, in fact some are actually below cost. This makes it all the more important since there is a very serious shortage of wool rugs. Remember these are all 100% wool rugs. Axminsters and Wiltons, a variety of color. Many beautiful patterns WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ■ 04. toon, ny.ns . pun. tain . , u,.,,_Sm,r tol,.tak top speed of more than 300 miles orchestras would revive Sigmund per hour had nothing to fear from Romburg* SILVER MOON. oiiF of the thundering gales of the upper j '•l‘e WO** beautiful of all waiters. Ji.i. j « .taM«...u. «><u And 1 ,wI:r u Ls\.sliunncd by the Mltitudra. He evidently made tliL* lhnH. Bb bjuw boogie-woogie mid detour over Everest on the spur of boiler-factory. 1 the moment simply to see what this1 * , innir. tn., iron, nhnvr Sudden thousht If. on the way to famed peak looks like from above. lhp Yellowstone, .you should have The great Adventure of 1033 when.' ,u flat on that last gtaal tlr<-. And yon men and planes gambled their fate'should toll lhe rar over twice, you against the caprices of nature was! 1 .”7** 10 *,lr the'dill pickles nothing more than a routine In-1 ia ... cldent for the tremeiuloissly superior ! I put the ■ geese over the fence craft of 1942 !1,L'1 v‘i,sh *luy antl *h°y jrarkrd Close O ut THIS SALE DEFINITELY ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 22. CROUP NO. I A group of SUMMER SPECIALS BUY NOW! BUY PLENTY! GROUP NO. 5 18" x 27" RUG SAMPLES Just a Reminder: ■ of some of the thing* wc moy help you do or doorway. Ceiling price $1.73 amj, 8225. Only longer and better. • Wc have in stock or can get the necessary Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday ’ Oov. Groesbeck has named — W. W Potter as State- Fuel Admin_______ Qtrator. A dog quarantine is In effect In Barry county from Aug"3 to Oct. 5 The Windstorm Co added 16 000.000 in new’Insurance in June. THIRTY YEARS AGO Aug. 8. 1912. er f let them bock in lhe yard. ; they both bit uuc. i All kidding aside, the dill* are I wonderful. I put spices in mine and ’rooked the spices a minute Ln the , syrup. Put them in a mi|M>n jar .and change ends every day and they are ready ip about four day*. ITl I cool the .syrup next time before 'Huwlug adding a:, a.', putting It on hot ..-hrlvricd the dilb slightly and 1 want them crisp. This recipe makes a quart ‘ ‘ WOODLAND ONE OF THREE B«N>: DRY SPOTS ■ Our neighboring vIHmrc of Wood­ land. which rrenived top notch pub­ licity. io. well ns Barry county.,ten , ... ,hr c.i.b th. rnnr, ronradS cement floor. .raufylm: the constitutional repeal The Barry county Fair will be of prohibition. 99 to 1. L* remain'Qrpt 3. 4. 5. and 6. a month earlier in? true to this tradition . than last year. Along with Olivet and East Lan­ . The Uth annual reunion of the sing the claim Lv made that these Soldiers. Sailors and Loyal Ladle.' , three communitic* are the only bone will be held on Hie fairgrounds Aug dry spot* In Michigan, not even a 1 bottle of txer being available , Editor Bird is given the credit nt M Smith, B, A. F. Sylvester R.Io’ wiping up the only- wet imnt in n^nnL!7<’b«e*J1OmDr NAl‘r,i1«n. Woodland by buying tlte rrltaurant w R ‘ «C J?1 ° llr«nsed to wll bottled beer and !Lr<vL'’ ShBS!i xVr!,’ thcn discontinuing It* use WoodIff; Edward A. Parker. R . Ear! B. Tl^J^dr<nA *^rterw n ntr i? 11,,n<1 *“* ncvcr had a tablr ,0P Townsend. R. Frank K Bullis, R.. hcense R71X »r I n “r community can KWd£r for Pro-e- r,.^. rwh condition* bv getting y' Andrus *or j whole heartedly behind the move­ county clerk._______ mNlt l0 prevcnt tlu;m Mw Ml r *r t. h.r tom. .tnki„« tor total .m .to . f. A°° DEATH OF HARVEY TOWNS wi a“d” the atatc militia encampment at1 (,n Sunday He had been In poor Manistee where he will remain for health for over a yc<r He la wa meinbei of the second vised bv one son Lloyd, of WcodH^nr<1«iC|^aih.,Hra<1thi< land: ,hn‘c krandchlfdren and onb * Prof. Bauer wa* In the city this great grandchild: also by a brother .,n'A ^,pped»hLs «•••«-» ”f good* to Haaung* where he has de> 7^ funeral a«Vire» were held WnlM,L.‘n I?x5,*nd MuruU>- « the-Wing chapel m coal buaineaa—Eaton Rapids Jour- woodland, and burial m Woodland n*‘ cemetery. * • ' Mi&s Vinnle B Ream, the charm— . . Ing reader and elocutionist of this BOMB. THE JAPS WITH JUNK: SPECIAL NO. I for your tewing machine, such as 3® GROUP NO. 6 needles, belts, bobbins, shuttle*, etc., for all NECKWEAR GROUP NO. 2 A Big lot of 55c-69c-$I.OO Tics (ceiling prices) 27 x 54 RUGS kinds. For a nominal cost, wc will repair, oil and adjust your sewing machine. • Wc can frame that picture or painting for you at a small cost. All sixes complete and ^•39cl5100 ready to hang from a wide selection of styles and color, modern or otherwise. 50 cents up. • Electric sweeper repairs such as belts, bags, adjusting and oiling. • Don't forget that washer of yours which SPECIAL NO. 2 MEN'S SLACK SUITS GROUP NO. 3 hasn't had any attention for perhaps several nice selection of RUGS Afhile you still hove a chance. Perhaps new with hieiuded. Celling price up Io 83.93. Ilr *urr to see these ftfr duty CHOICE ENTIRE STOCK Discount 289 years. Why not got it in first class condition MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Short and long sleeves, open collar style your present washer fnay have to lost you for' , some time. CHOICE Ceiling prices from $3.95 to $4.50. Discount arc for Friday and 49s CROUP NO. 7 This it our very best qual­ ity Axminstcr and Wil­ ton rugs. looking for one of lhe fined Ml one amazingly low price ot only Another Must! few glider* left. It 1* »ett(n|; later In the A beautiful group of 27 x 54.Aaminstcr throw rugs including a few 27 x 36 Wilton, practically all colors. 88-35. During this complete change of oil and grease. Remember Be sure to sec Group No. 4, our biggest and best selection. 100' oil wool Axminttcr and Wilton 27 x 54 rugs. Thh M-Ircllon >uu waulii u>- rolls or some other repairs. No doubt needs Here Is a Must! SPECIAL NO. 3 NOTICE—These specials AXMINSTER Celling price-. Jl.75 to 8343 get in helping to keep your home running repairs civilization a* wb do their machine*. ;nI me. chattering and aquarklng there would be no need for lire bar- 'Flu; nundid like nnc of Hocriingi barous destruction of modern war. j,Hlt,rr’5 N»eeehr .. so thej must All ll*B hardly possible that any gliders will be available next year. These glider* have individual springing seat*. water repellent covers, most of them equipped with ball bearing. Thls'is really a sale. DON'T MISS THESE ALL $31.50 GLIDER for only WOOL RUGS for only $29.75 GLIDER for only 2450 2350 Saturday only. August 21 and 22. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP "Selling Quality Keeps U$ Busy" HASTINGS W. A. ROTH HASTINGS MICH. Furniture PHONE 2226 ~ �THE HASTING* BANNF.H. THURSDAY, AUGUST M, 1848 Hasfrinat rrienai Friends van Can Bcl1 Jones nuiringi (4 .H>Bro . *' “n<1 cve- UllburnWBynt _______________ OBITUART 1 John Wilbur Johnson was born ! His friends were shocked Wed- June 8, 1M0. at Ripley, Huron Co, Im —A.- tr I— of the .u_ death of Ohto lhe Bn(j Uam* (4-H); Rambouillet, ews. Ger­ neaday to. learn they were able lo provide. I Two new panels hsve been se. YVOOdDUrnC bunday aid Mater <4-H). and ram. O. Q. Rrnest Kenyon. 54. of this city, phtmla Johnson. ‘He came with Maur; Blacktop*. ram and ews. Dr. and Mr*. A- W. Woodbume Mater; Suffolk*, ram and ewe. Clare fairs to carry on this year, thl* j comraodlUsa which may be raUoncd following an operation at Pennock his parent* to Michigan aUthe age hoepit al for appendicitis. He had of three years, settling on a farm now of Tampa, Florida, former William*: Cheviot, ram and ere. action being urged by government in ths near future, according to been employed os janitor at the well-known and highly-rmpected near Coat* Grove. He Bred there Bell Bros ; Karakul. Herman Cal­ authorities a* a. measure toward j County Clerk Allan Hyde. wix> 1* Windstorm Insurance Co.'s bulldresident* of Hastings, have a wide lahan. Battle Creek. until 1817 when he moved to fcatmaintaining morale and the nwm- | In charge of county raUonlng. circle of friends In Ulla'city and *■ ------------- ■done “— their On Panel No. 1 1* Donald Hin­ ber» ot' Lhe ------board- 'have Children's day on Wednesday 'He was a life-long resident of thU vicinity. Dr and Mrs Woodbume -*. — "jn:-------- -u bit by m doing. der liter, Nashville; Prank Hoonan, — • — • -----am,.... will be tn this city nextSunday drew,B Ur«e ’"’“P ot*nd county, and highly by until he wa* retired u. May". 1um. —- —esteemed —- —---------Hastings and Warren Carter. Has­ those August 23rd. They will be here L.V"JMV °£.c«’u*u *m conducted '“ “ rho *knew ■him. He •u sur. He passed away Wednesday. Aug' tings. tor miuj only mu. theone day. In inai that Edwl ,T,ay^f>Ti ,.----Ab0¥. 300------®hn" FLOWER SHOW AT >ui u*x.and miu in — "..... 7 t ---FAIR ONE OF BEST On Panel No 2 Is Rev Winston ------ jy hl* widow. Ina; by five : 12. at 4:45 p. tp. at hl* home. IM .... lime ..... they .want to see and . grest . Oren narttrln* partldpaUd In In ththe re>nt>afa contest* sons. Russell of Saginaw. Rex of Marvin Road. Battle Creek, afur Stone. Hastings; Harley Tbwnsend, Tire flower show feature of the a* many of their friend, in thU!rh'ch <”* "f* « ---------J Wwidtend and A. J. Larsen. H*s- Iaft4 Rjch.jd of thts cHy. uUo by a weeks nines* Surviving hilm are city and lhe surrounding .terrl-.ln ,ront of ,he 8r*nil*Ur'd. his sister, Alberta Covert with whom ****** | 'three daughters, Mr^. Verland Ran- he lived and an aunt. Susan John­ lory n* possible All thekzfriend* The Ught weight horse pulling _ ■ well understand that Df Wood- 'contest wn* held on Thursday “ritert sea»'' «nd GROOM WEARS OLIVE D*ARlaom ,nd 1316 Misses Lois and Jean, son. and several cousins. bijrnc 1* not *unni; (physically; morning with a tram owned by Ro­ Funeral services were held Sunthat is why he had td. locate in bert Endsley. R. 3. Itutlngs, tek- | E Orant. III. was the following de- ^d . n Fr*f,aJ 1 ?'3.° p’ m' Bt Florida They will also r-member “ig ilrsl place. Thl* team pulled । A1 acrtpUon ot an army wedding: ‘“n*n*1 £?,ne' c™' that Mr* Woodburn? wok severe-12900 «ba. a distance of 13 feet 1‘‘X "The groom, buck private scion tA*aX?l 8hart*' Thc lv injur-fd last fall when\a big »nch Other team* listed. In the orof a well-known tgg Harbor. WU. bur“l WB* ln »Uwr»lde cemetery, track ran Into her on one orTam-,**" of lhelr Placing* were: Howard |‘ family, chose the season's popular I ——— infs down-town street* While Dingman. Hartsville. R. 1. 280(Llb.J *‘*7 “ * **" GET IN THE SCRAP! olive drab blouse and trousers of ,KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! Use Ims made u good recovery, rtu • >» «*»•! R*’’ Hughe. Dyllon. ^*c* ‘'’' h^ ’^ed lhey mlght wool serge, with harmonizing sun­ have awarded ribbon* to all. is not strong. Both of them lort’’R«J- 3600 ***• 3 ft zS in.; Linden ■ tan shirt for his wedding. and appreciate the many warm I uO’»n*., R. 3. 27pO lbs . 8 ft.; Vlr- i The color arrangement* In Use "Belting off lhe straight lines of friendships they made here and dan Stowell, Woodland. 2500 lbs,. । niche* entries proved a center of the blouse wu a single row of }n glad-!.* 14 II' < *n... tlii*_ .» vicinity They would .I.*.: bright brass buttons down the lv. If they could, call at the homed On Friday morning In the heavy urge plant* being enured front, with matching Individual but­ of these The se friend* inemu and ano visit with'pulling with; pulling conUst. contest, Dan Arnold of ot Tlte Conservation tower tower ----was----a tons on each pocket and on each •them. hem nut lhe..... —i ।D1.le».n __ . ________ . TV?. . .* IBut ----------„------they, are not ... physical-1 Plainwell look first place, hl* team nice addition to floral hall and — ---- - ------ , .... ....... |lllcc huuukmi io norai nan. ana shoulder. |he wl.hin.wrtl hi lhe ly able to to do do that that. Yet Yet they they de de: welahing welkhlng 4250 4250 lb. lbs. pUUed polled 3400 3«00 lb. lbs !'the wishing well «sXJ enjoyed by "HU trousers were straight cut want to rre a* many a* possible 13 ft. 11 In. Second place went to children. without cuffa Cotton sox of olive of their friend* during the day ’'O7,5 ylG1 ft learn ' T1"’ specimens dlspteys of sln- drab, with harmonizing brown shoe* they will be here—Bunday, August I ,00, U*iw,wV*ch Pullc<1 IIS*, marigolds and other summer and a contrasting black woolen 3800 lb*., 10 ft Third, Dan Ar- flowers showed a growing Interest serge tie completed hU ensemble. Through th" courtesy of Dr. and। nold. 3030 lbs.. 3600 lb*., 13 ft. 10 all along t|je line in raUlng better Tn hU left hip-pocket hr carried a Mr.i. Rnv Finnic It ho* been ar- In ; Fourth. Hubert Barnum, Wood- , grade* cf blooms. AU in all the white linen handkerchief. . ■.taliRMl for Dr. and Mr*. ‘‘.‘’,’d' — 3900 5 M 4 i,n..... ': !G»rdea "After a luxurious breakfast at a .................... -- Woixl- ------— lh4 ’ 3400 yjuiucn.clubs c4u of Nashville. Delton. tnirrie to ij... IJIWI: their friends R: t I Fifth, ■ . Sidney • — - Root. Grand ••Rapid,-, <j- jCloverdale. Middleville. Irving. down-town hotel the onde and their former ?r home here, where the -wu 3420 lbs. 3400 lb*.. 4 st, ft. 1 in. iu». jsuu ids.. « : Woodland and Hutings are well groom left on a short honeymoon. Finnic* now reside, next Sunday An accident. In which five per-'pleased over the resfilt* of their For going away, the groom chose < .afternoon from 2.30 to 5:30 p. nt sons were Injured, marred lhe work u shown In the flower dU- a heavy woolen coat of olive drab. 1 Tills Lt not to bo a dress-up for­ running races on Thursday after- play al the fair this year. with brass buttons, on front and i mal. foclel event-it will be very noon. A horse owned by Chas., ----------------- »-•-•----------------shoulders. The dressy traveling hat ! Informal, with the one aim of Raymond and ridden by Chuck, DOWLING of garrison design in olive drab I having-the Woodburne> meet thelt Raymond led the group across the , Bishop Wade will be the morning with harmonizing brown leather old friend*, whether in the city UnC-MOUjrr.2y’"? ‘o P BCf MHraker al. lhe Centennial service* brim and chin strap, and a pair . or country. Tliey want to see owned and ridden by Second. Chas wWch wlfl held al Banfleld Bun- of knit woolen gloves of olive drab AIX of them, if possible, and hope S£??20n... d*y- Aug. 23 and District Supt. Bab- were hU only accessories. all who ran will inert them and1 31*wu,3*In*—H1U; | bitt will be the evening speaker. "The brldr wore blue "—Behind shake hands, and all the Dr.'s for­ r?U,2h Z .,?°ldon I F’ E Thomas, who ha* been ixime the Headlines. F1,th; ^redrick Grlffeths— j on a 13 day furlough, has returned mer path nt* are urged to be nt this informal gathering. Hap Raymond. Ito naval duties on the Atlantic. He WEBSTER REUNION Tire descendant* of Robert and •A °*’ned by Hawks, i jppm most Of yn)e ||crc ridden by Jeane ><**ks- »on Uie . nu wife and young son. Charles Eliza lx-th Webster met with Ur. and small pony races on Thursday. The ' getting acquainted with the IltUe Mr*. Russell Tolles near Delton, on Sunday for their twenty-ninth an- : other four Pj*”* in their order four months old fellow which Ite nuai reunion with thirty-nine pres­ went to the following owners and ; hftd never seen ent The usual business meeting • klers. Roland EToman-lrvln FroMrt attended the Mn. Anna Anna Trethric Trethric attended the m*ni Vtlbur ?lb“n~Dlck funeral of hes- cousin. Mrs Kite was conducted by the president. w?ic<1: X.^r J2PM- v«ra Jones; Coy Kendall at Laka Odessa Frt- Vemor Webster. Guests were pres­ (Continued from pagel. Sec. 1) ent from Battle Creek, Galesburg. |day jorlc Norton. Wlmlers In the new Wilbur Gibson. Frank Goodale. Large jionte* also raced on Thurs-। Thousands of people have vis- Climax. Hastings. Kalamazoo. Del­ nmutcur photography contest were day -nd lhe winners were. In thelr lled Ule of lhe umWe llr ton and Orangeville. Betty Fisher and Curl Vun Loo. Pearle Bagley. Secretary. order. Owner Lester Hawks, rider. । p ] Bne crash which occurred here Carlton ............. township schools took J Shrnnan-. priday evening with the loss of ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Frank Ctnodnlp- Curl .TtmUir __ * Announcement is made of the en­ WARTIME CUJEF SIGNAL OFFICERS-One of the most highly gagement of Miss Genevieve Biggs specialized ot all the forms of military service Is the Signal Corps of Hsstlags. daughter of Mrs. C. W. year was reported to be about onewhich wss established in the United States Army 82 years, sgo by took awards in the graded school । third less than a year ago. Many Representative Ellis E. Faulkner. Culver to Sergeant Emerson N. Brig. Gen. Albert II. Myer (upper left), who entered the Array as exhibits. ! things conspired to make this so. of Delton, gave an interesting talk ' Struble of Hastings, now stationed a surgeon, in the late 60’*. On July 2, 1800, he was appointed chief •rrttoi|h,thKr’vrar ''Irvine’ rtranun ; A ® part 01 > 8 P°P U- at the Rotary club meeung Monday, at Sioux Falls. S. D Sgt Struble A lart large of Barry Barry counl county's popuI m V iJ. ri.™ as’!? CJr*n"® Ixtion «re either tn active military He spoke of the coat of the liberty I is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bmer signal officer with lhe rank,of. a Rivalry major. After the War and opportunity which the found-1 Struble. between the States he orgsnised the U. S. Weather Bureau. Another , " ■»••«"> U> »ort. ‘ era of our government gave us as I---------------- < • *■ ■ ■■ VS Sb pioneer Signal Officer was Maj. Gen. A. W. Greely, soldier and a terae p^enuge^f ihejai/ ^ Xs^lr^n^i'"“Subet of U S. Nava! famous Arctie explorer (upper right). Maj. Gen. George 0. Squier I tendance, were unusually busy this ,jeren<jlng lhem whatever the cost.! Training SlaUon, Great Lakes. Ill . (lower left) developed the efficient service of the Signal Corps during He pointed out some of the dangers’ -sP«nl an enjoyable nine day leave the eight garden clubs of the coun- I World War. Maj. Gen. Dawson Ofinstrad (lower right), present ly. v": that threaten this hcrllage-not •with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. wa* Judged cm Wednesday 1I C0DrtlUonl, ’ Chief Signal Officer, heads lhe greatest military communication ’ntrf-n firt^t find places. n1ur«-a 18 lu second I . ,, , .... , alone the Hillers. Musaollnte and , D»*'d Tarbet of Nashville. ^Seventeen I The exhibit* were of better qtialsystem in history.________________________________________________ place* and 4 tlilrd places were by -nd In crr.Ur number. u»i> In Hirohitos, bad and dangerous as “ I ---------------------------------------------------------awarded to Mrs. Arthur Thede of „re,l„u. The ,r.na.Ul>a tnV*' « •T*"' ’ Wav land, president of the Prairie inulnmml mH with „n,r«l .pJ Gulden club. Clarence Cairns of proval although causing the fair co,'i?t5y Th0' lnUnt, °n u’^lr ?wn Hiutiiixs won 10 first places. In board no end'of concern to provide. •*“*•** themes, endanger freedom , the club patriotic exhibits . the One cun hardly realize Uie extent |,n America. Thomapple Garden eJub placed to which the war ha* cut into the j first. Irving Garden club second, entertainment field, taking a tnnjdr- KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! and Delton Garden club third. Mrs. C. D Bauer took first place In the patriotic red. white and blue class, and her entry. "Grandmother's Soup MONTOOMKRY (WARD Kettle on Ironing Day." a clever arrangement, was given first place in the antique container division Judging in lhe Barry County Hol­ stein Black and White show was completed on Tuesday. William 8. Vclte of Woodland had the Senior - grand champion row arul Lloyd Gn- klll of Dowling the grand cham­ pion bull and the Junior grand champion female Mr Vclte aLw hud the grand champion bull calf and Mr. Gaskill the yearling bull. Grand champion heifer calves were shown by Wm Velte. Robert Gaskill nntl Robert McDermott. The jun­ ior yearling belonged to Floyd Jones of Hickory Corners, senior yearling. I.lnyd Gaskill; 2 year-old. Wm. Vclte. 3 year-old. Lloyd Gaskill; National Holstein Fieldman. war, Du roc Jcncy: Will Vclte. Berkshire; judge. BMP Judging of cattle was completed on Wednesday and proved to be n real task with so many entries and some unusually good ones to select -from. The Judges' decisions were: Guernsey, grand champion fe­ Including male and 4-H champion female, Federal Excise owned by Ruth Flanigan apd bull owned by George Clouse; Jersey, Tax—Priced grand champion female owned by WITH YOUR Howard Smith. 4-H champion fe­ At Only .;; male. Fred Griffeth. and grand OLD TIRE I . 3Mb- Car■dhnmpldrfbun. Howard smith; Hol^Prjce cull This high-quolity stoker quickly pdys for U m H in r'ein. grand champlqn female, fuel-savings . . . ond poys dividends In added comfort with Lloyd Gaskill. 4-H chamjllon female. *V.'ar Workers:- if you get a Certification Robert Gaskill, and grand cham­ leu workl It's built lo give you years of good service! .from your Plant Committee regarding pion bull. .Uoyd Gaskill; Milking shorthorn, grand champion bull and your need for tire*, bring it to u* We win cnw. Milo Shaw, and 4-H cham­ be glad to help you make out an applica­ pion. Robert Osborne: Brown gwKs. tion to the Rationing Board If approved 4-H and grand champion female. by the Board, you can then buy "Trail Marjorie Cole; Ayrshire, grand champion cow, George Brown and bull. Jack Rizor; Hereford, 4-H built to give more safe mile*! champion. Mile* Kelly, grand champion female. Dale Cole and grand champion bull. Robert Hunt­ ington and Aberdeen Angus. 4-H and grand champion. Naomi Beck $7.29 Grand champion hogs were owned 3.90-17. 8.86 by : Bell Bros.. OIC; J. C. Hamer. Duroc Jersey: Will Velte. Berkshire; Victor Jones. Hampshire. . An exfra heavy furnace Horses attracted more Interest with an outomalic humidi­ this year than for a number of years All price* include Federal Excise Tax fier, a smoke consumer previous. Fred Smith and Son had the grand champion Perchcron and center dump grates mare; Ed. Flnkbelncr. the grand USB WARDS MONTHLY ... yet H coils no more champion Belgian stallion: Floyd PAYMENT PLAN Kimball, grade draft mare: Ralph than an ordinary fumocel Kenyon, draft gelding; Don Kelley, general purpose tnare; Leo Fisher, general purpose gelding O. O Mater of Nashville took the state fair money fdr Corriedales, with the grandchsmplon ewe and ram. Other grand champions own­ ers: Oxford ram and ear. Dale To­ bias «-H); Hampshire ram. Marian Malchele '4-H> and ewe. Simon Maichele (4-H); Shropshire ram, I 111-124 S. JIFFIASON HASTINGS RHONE 2704 PHONE 37H HASTINGS 111-114 SO. JEFFERSON ST. Gr««t Dr. and Mr». A. ~ \A/»UU W c J Naw Ratianing j Pa"*l‘ Named ~ FAIR AWARDS ANNOUNCED WARDS GREATEST AUGUST FURNITU SALE i iim Prin Rat/vnd Daring SugvH Fmnhun Sal* PORCELAIN TOP DINETTE Brighten up your roam with Wards Famous Porcclained Steel Top Kitchen Set I Refectory table extends to 40x54 A| ^R/R V 9 inches! 4 chairs are 1-pc. Saamless Tub- G ingl Rust resistant chrome plntedl High luster finish protects it from watcrl Chairs upholstered in washable leatherCite! Your choice in black or red I Ask about Wards Monthly Paywseat Mm MONTGOMERY WARD RAND WARDS FAMOUS TRAIL BLAZER’* STOKERS AND FURNACES available. Workers! Rich beauty at Wa^dt low prical MODERN DINING ROOM Just imagine—e cample<e_8-pc. set in lovely walnut veneers and gum wood! ■ You get an arm chair and 5 wde chairs, Credenxa buffet, and 38*16 tabic that extend* to 68 inches! Note the dear matched graining of the wood* . . . and come now to see rid* sot for yourself! Buy at Ward* August Sale Price, savel MM HRRTB 1F J — Ask About Wards MosUkiy MysnoM Mm NOWYOUCANAFFORP IQQ CA AUTOMATIC HEATING! WARDS CASTIRON FURNACI 69.88 INNERSPRING MATTRESS YouwillenjoyslecpingooWardsKing-O- TM Sleep mattress! 109 Premier Wire Coils H upholstered with layer upon layer of all ■ NEW felted cottonl Covered in a dur- M able colorful woven panel stripe ticking1 JL. Quilted SISAL insulator pads prevent - coil feel"! Inner-roll edges give midmattress oxnTort to the edge! Ab Rbot A R R^R M Ask Altaut Wwds MMAfrlmwHM BUY WAR STAMPS! ON BALI Al Uta yuur credit. Any merchandlso to Mr tlero gtodn our catalogs may be bought en ogr niMtkly mAI fM �zejs- - - - - - - .- - - - - Turkey Buzzard* Not Rare in Thi* Vicinity | THK HASTINGS BANNER. WOTUtBAT. AUGUflT M, 1M8 DAY MEMORIAL TABERNACLE Matthew Balch Hurt In Crossing Accident SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS Matthew Balch. M. of Nashville seen recently near Cloverdale by one of our local merchant* who believed them to be rare, tn thia vicinity. Conservation Officer George Sum- collar .bone, facial cuts ahd severe shock. resulting from an accident Singly and In group* ranging from Of the highway leading straight east from Dowling with what b known as the Lacey county road • Mr. Sumner aaya that they come cial tarts for beetles, including those that infest potato plants. It supple­ ments Its diet with small weed seeds and wild fruits and there have been do complaints that it interferas with cultivated things. >ABBT COUXTT COUBTHOUBB Wooden lich-gates—roofed in gate­ ways to churchyards — existed in England IS centuries ago. Volved tn the accident wa* Ro­ as winter begins to, break up tn March and are luuallv gone by November. He says that they nest Ost Rid M Haabaads During the mythological reign oi Queen Hypslpyle. the married wornen ot Lemmos suddenly row anTnasse and gut rid ut their husbands ( because Venus had cast a spell over all the husband* and alienated their affection* To Induce a canary to take a bath sprinkle -a few seeds uu tup ot the the rural route from Dowling full of baby buzzard* In a hollow stub. The large*! flock lie has seen The turkey buxaerd. not a bird of prey, as some think. Is protected , . The new Day Memorial Tabenvacle./buUl on live Wesleyan Methodist renders a good scavenger service, although sometime* it is shot for Campgrounds during the past yegr. for joint use of lhe young mile* straight east of Dowling andi two miles north of Lacey. Both1 car* were damaged. The ont । driven by Powell was thought tc | ' be damaged beyond repair. For­ : Innately, no one was hurt in the | Powell car. although there were ! elgttt persona In it. Al) were idr^oTthr roId * Farming Fads Worth Knowing lv WILLAID SOLTI------------ s--------------------- d ground where the The name come* fromits resem­ «M". h.. lull, P-Id lur ^“^""7, blance In »lze and shape to a small Ite .dd^,. TO. I. turkey. Its head is a reddish color ' --------------------- ' 'T 1 whic,h Interfere with a good view and the plumage, gloaay black.' I «uii i~~»" ,.km „ The buzzard spends much time -----------------------wheeling about In lhe upper air.;during the past year and flnanees held Friday evening at the home J«rrnr<iine to reDaisy Bergman at what nine where he When notified notified by bv a a feUow fellow flyer fiver of nf ;are are in in good good order according' «• to " re- Lof Lp» Mrs. Mr* come Daisy Bergman at nine n<x'k hospital, ’ When order prepared to tell his injuries andwa* trcatthe presence of fresh flesh, he ; porta submitted at the annua! elec Jeau* Christ has done Thow who saw the accidi / quickly swoop* upon the carcass as-tlon of( ofllcenand buahte” for your uf(. and h„rt -Bj. trace that neither car was going do hte They lng<o hhe official board «T«««»•' trough faith, and ’P^-not over thirty n> hi* neighboring birds birds. miles an . - gorge to their capacity preparing Fallowing tea list of the church youriflrM ,t „ |hr hour. \i' for days of fasting until another .officer* elected. . . . . „<r, - s-.,k-.i.... <• . ——--------- »■» Class Leader. Clay Adams; As­ gift of God” Ephesians 2 8. •• meal is located, depending on death ANCHORETTES ARE FINE , for their food and seldom attack - sistant. Clancy Tift: Financial Sec­ GROUP OF YOUNG WOMEN - Ing any living creature unless dis-. retary. Mrs. Clancy TUt: Church FIRST METHODIST ' . The U 8. Naval Anchorette*. of •rbled. These carcasses are located ■ Tr»s»rureeJ Mm Harvey Myerv CHURCH Mr Stone will preach at the Defrclt. Detroit, who t^HiuUnga'saG Benevolence Trea*. Mr. Fred Bow ­ who came came to Hastings. s»at- . . by sight, not smell. er:, Secretary of the Board. Mr*. Morning Worship Service on Sun-J' unlay, ,,rHav to assist <_ in ------recruiting .... 'naval. I"—' o'clock.--------Hi* subject willI aviation cadets, left a most fav- ■ , Jay Snyder: Chorister. Mrs A<- day —, at ...10.00 ------------------thur Struble: Assistant. Mr. Clay be "The Companion of the Hard orable impression during their short 1 Adam*; Pianist. Mrs. Clancy Tift; Road ' There will be special music stay here. „ ORGANIZED 'iAwUtant. Assistant. Mrs Mrs. Leon West; Head oy by lhe tne choir Tliey air mostly college girls with I Hie Sunday school will meet at regular summer Job* and spend ’ Tuesday evening a croup c. Ushers. Messrs. Jay Snyder, and । Clancy Tift: Communion Steward*. 11:15 A meeting of the Church their spare hour* in aiding in de­ young women of tire Emmanuel Mrsdame* Clay Adam* Simon El- Board of Education will be held fense work Tliey take their job.’ Episcopal church met at the Parish ।, terbeck | and j. Cappon. Finance In the church office on Friday cve- seriously, and ate all -high grade 1 House to organise a guild for bus!- ICommittee. . Messrs 8 J. Cooley S nlng at 7:80. Plan* will be started girl*. nraa women and young mother* '. Tliey could not say enough- in n Who could not attend the meet- Etterbeck J Snvder and A Struble for Rally Day and the Fall pro­ inn who W1U *cl ln conjunction with grain. ; praise of their reception Jiere which • mgs of the Women* Auxiliary. It .. Financial Secretary* Audit inc 111 began al the home of MUs Betty ' was organized a* the St Cecilia J'" "e« »S* ' Aud,Un? ----------- --- -- ------Lt!. --------. Jarman and GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Sigler, with Mr* DeForest Walton. | Choir Guild with the purpose of Mrs. Leon West The Grace Guild will meet on Mr*. Frank Kelley. Mrs. Frank । doing the work and caring for the At the Quarterly Conference held next Wednesday- al tile home of Roger*. Mrs. Robert Cook and Mr*. ( expenses involved by the choir . Richard Mrs Amos Dolman. East Clinton Geo. Benner, of Woodland, all' i. They will also have social meetings ' jseveral weeks ago. Mr wax re-elected to the street. 2:00 P M mother* of naval aviation cadets. 1 '' •' The following officer* were elect • Schillenum j j board of trustees. j At a baptismal service Sunday assisting in receiving as tliey ar­ ' J ---------------- •*-♦---------------morning a group of children will rived from Detroit. ha pitted. „ A chicken uulnrr dinner,. collnlrT country My|p style.' Mrs. Duane Miller; Mrs GUEST PREACHER AT U. B. CHURCH > p>ul • Modrl Christian' will be wa* served later at the Country club Royal Hayes. Sunday August fl Rev Wm ™rTt£™°n nC” Sund-y ”wo«‘‘ “* «™rte*y of the fair The guild fill pieet the first Gerhart who te attending the Wesmornln « hraird. with Mr* L F Mau* and board. Mrs L F. Maus and Wednesday evening of each month (Joe'Mix providing dinner music at eight o'clock at lhe homes of Iryan Methodist Camp Meeting, will FIRST ( II < «c>i or‘ A short program followed with '.lie 20 members , be the guest preacher for the , CHRIST. SCIENTIST ML*a Sigler presiding. anil introduc; morning service Mr Gearhart was The subject for Sunday 1s ‘ ing Mayor Leonard who made an BAPTIST CHURCH formerly pastor of the local" W M j। "Mind " j Informal speech o! welcome and in­ 8'tnday school at--------------10 o'clock. , --------church and ha* been a long time 1 -----troduced Mrs Prudence. Butterfield. Divine Service at 11 o'clock, personal friend of pastor A M Commander of The Anchotette* Sermon Subjezfc—"Prayer and Coldren and some .of the other special guests Prouhecy.”-----------------------------------------I The pastor will have charge of j which included lhe mothers of en- > • •»; Evening meeting at 7:30. Sermon Uie evening service and will bring a bv pastor on "The Prominent Gospel message. The Barry County 4H demonstra- Ustecj aviation-cadets Ensign Geo ;K* Character* in Revelation Thirteen. 1 «»» Uon coptesU will be held Wednes­ Benner of Woodland, hqme on fur- , as related to Armageddon " DOUD SCHOOL CHURCH day. August 26. at 2 00 P- M at lough, was also Introduced. Tuesday nights Young People's । ANNOUNCEMENTS In the evening tZ-y appeared In the Haatinga High School, accord­ meeting ' I Rev. Don NictvoR* will be preach­ ing to Marv E. Bullis, home ex- ■,front of the grandstand with their i I commander who made Mayor Leon­ Wrd. nights prayer meeting: । Ing on Sunday. Hte subject will be tension agent. ____ .... > honorary the'| | "The Walk of the Believer.” The The 616 Barrv County club mem- . ard. BroUp,an an d *everalmember of theof Rirl* I Scripture reading for live week te bers enrolled In clothing, canning ] spofce of the object nf the orgaulza- t EJECTION OF OFFICERS Ephesian* 4:17 to 5:18. There will or food preparation are Invited «o .llon and work they alm to do. AT FIRST U. B. CHURCH be special violin music by the pa*- compete In the contest which will ,— ---------- « w » --------' Attendance averages in all — HIC Doud be in the home economics rooms at tor'a wife. AU families in the , partnienta of the First U. B. church, school area are cordially invited. | the high Bchool. Winning team* PRAIRIEVILLE I will will competed" -• 'the ‘State' ‘ Hl "■* ’ Club ! Mra'jtnnle’tJirS^ Th^ i ■1I p-ir whicli will be held Michl- btrtlUl.1Vwo* Of Mr* Jennieby NortU I hf if Ian ut. te Co Heer Ka*t ati-In*h« celebrated her famSStembSS^ h-v‘n« ’ **’ odock dlnn" “ it FORECAST 1 At the judging contest* held dur”h v ■ Select Hybrid Corn Carefully The above sketch of the hybrid com-testing plots of the Kansas Experiment Station emphasizes the importance of considering '•*elT angle when you M-lect hybrid seed com for your own use. In this field one very high-yielding hybrid variety proved to be totally unfitted for drouth conditions—as shown by the white tops. CHURCHES Colorado Experiment Station says that the quickest and easiest way to spot hen* that have stopped laying is by the color of lhe beak. When the beak begins to get yellow in summer or fall it is a sure sign that that hen has stopped laying. Lice on Dairy Cattle A heavy infestation of lice in Told weather will make dairy cows uneasy and reduce milk production. Nebraska Experiment Station rrconnnend* sprinkling the backs of all cattle in the herd with finely-ground sabadilla seed—and repeating the treatment twice at 10-day intervals. ' Potato Flea Beetle Control Oregon Experiment Station reports success In controlling the destructive potato flea beetle by dusting at proper intervals with 20 lbs. to the aere of a mixture containing 20 lb*, calcium arsenate—3 lbs. pow­ dered sugar—10 lb*, diatomaceous earth—and 67 ((m. powdered talc. The time of application is exceedingly important. Manganese Deficiency Causes Lame Pigs In”recent Pennsylvania hog feeding tests, pigs receiving yellow com, tankagg, soybean meal, groqnd alfalfa and salt dcvrl<i|>vd rheumatic stiff­ ness when they reached n weight of about 150 lb*. The addition of manga­ nese sulphate to thi* ration with other pigs in the experiment prevented the appearance of iamcnc**, but adding manganese did not curv the . trouble in the pigs where it had already made its appearance. 4-H Demonstration Contest Aug. 26 New Varieties of Sudan Grass Pastors Appointed; Not Many Changes By next *nring Texas Experiment Station hopes to distribute tn growers several new types of sudan grass that will be markedly superior lo the ordinary type in one or more ways. By inter-ero»*ing with the Leoti sweet sorghum and years of selection this station hu created sudan varieties that have sweet, juicy stalks and resistance to the “red spot" foliage diseases that are common to sudan grass in certain regions. Feeding Lambs Ministerial appointments ot the One of the most successful lamb-feeders in western New York starts Michigan Conference of lhe Wealeyfrom 300 to 500 western lambs each fall on a ration of 2.’>U0 lbs. of torn . - an Methodist church were read S«tand cob meal—1250 lb*, of whole oats—1250 lb*, of whole barley—1000 . urday evening by Rev. D T. Perlbs. of bran—1000 lbs. of oilmeal—1770 lb*, stock molaam » - and 100 Itm. ■ rine. conference president and were nf salt. After the first month the amount of bran is cut in half and no I as follow*: further change i» inode in the grain ration. Mixing the salt with the grain Allegan. Theodore Bowditch: Al­ — and using molasses—have both proved to be profitable on his farm. ' ing fair week the six delegate* se- J- '. '** lendale. C. D FrieM: Bird Latke. A. t ieeted tn renretent Ketcham Ronald Of Martin lllidofher grea. sr u1 , Sulfur Onsafe for Laying Pullets D. Wright: Brighton, E L. Crocker: he State ££ werethe countv nt xrandson. Hughes Toledo, '‘ ’prl^ratiln—notma Dnvte ' ohl° Mr" NorrU r«eived many: । Carr> Floyd E. Fisk. Associate. Mrs Although Wisconsin Experiment Station hu found flowers of sulfur ' MlddSvinT J?nnrtt ^Doxey 7{m- car,U “nd ,loWfn /rwn frirnd* who - Irene Fisk: Clarksville. H. A. Cole: X Ca^lS-Xn^HLniK. ** »“’’•* blrth'I to be beneficial in warding off coceuiosis in young chicks, very bad results " Coldwater. E. W. Zuber: Dearbornwere secured when they continued to feed from 2'1 to fi'.e of the sulfur to 1 shire. Wm. E Foster: Diamond laying pullets kept indoor*, out of direct sunlight. By January all of the Capital: Juna Ferrte. Bristol Clothr,i.n^ nr ‘ 'Springs. Wm. C Gearhart: Eaton sulfur-fed lots ot pullets showed low egg-production, poor shell texture, Ing—Uniter Christiansen. McOmber; Ad“_f d Jftrlno^n Rapid.*. G. L. Densmore; Grand poor hatchability, and very high death losses. Cod liver oil dkl not prevent Maxine Flnkbeiner. Middleville. Otsego were Thur*daj, afternoon Rapids. In hand* of President: sulfur damage—but the sulfur-fed pullets recovered within two weeks The judging contest* were in w« • rui Hastings. J. R. Chrispell: Hickory when they were exposed to direct sunlight in April. charge of Beatrice Boyle, mmlstant. Temple of Jackson was a H,„t, Comers, Kenneth Eyler: Holland. Si'tuT L'“1" » "Sm?. O. Visser; Hudson. Carl Coffey: Roughage for Steer Feeding "-i Ingham. C D. LaPrexe: Jackson. • tw jfcrt Wilkins of near Hastings were "',l C. A. Lelherer: Lansing. R S. In three years of steer feeding testa at Pennsylvania Experiment BANFIELD-DOWUNG JOINT c“»r« •» S Station corn and cub meal was the grain ration and it was fed at the aver­ Woodhead: North Parma. Emory BOABD OF 1UPEBVIBOBS xic-rurtniCT ANNIVERSARY Akjkjiv/coc *nv Mrs. LnVem Calthrop Is working METHODIST age rate of about 12*i lbs. per steer per day for six months. The three, I Scott: Ottawa Lake, W. H. Mar­ roughages compared were coni silage plus soybean meal — alfalfa , |vin: Owosso. H. V Dekker, (tem­ I The centennial of the Benfield at Oull lake. On Sunday she and Mr* LaVern Erb of Delton called molasses silage—and alfalfa hay. The experimenter* found no significant porary supply): Pittsford. L. h. Methodist church and the 75th andifferences in the three rations. Average gains were a little over 2 lbs. on Mr. CnlthrOp at the American c Mayfield: Rives Junction. Gordon nlveraary. of the Dowling M.-’thodUt per steer per day. Roughage consumption to make these gains was 15 lhe. ....----------Legion hospital at Battle Creek • Clark; Romulus. Geo Huff; Shlachurch will uaBSemorated by a finding him feeling real good. He . sill be commemorated of corn silsge nlus 1 >i lbs. soybean meal—or 20 lbs. of alfalfa molasses , waatee. H. V. Dekker; Tallmadge. joint program 20. b anxious t0 bear from hte friend*. Tr«-t igram beginning August 2fl. silage—or 8'* lbs. of alfalfa hay. (;Cljas Foster: Union City. P C. j The first event will be a 12 o'clock ■'’J Bonney: Waldron. A. C Barker. ; dinner Thursday. Aug. 20. at Dow­ *o let's write a card or letter. Treating Rough Concrete Floors Mr. and Mr* W. U Morgan of ?•’ Other aupolnpncnts include: Conling given by the W. S C S with ... Roufh wnfret* >” milk houses are difficult to keep clean, anil fo ferenee President. D. T. Perrine; I the Rev Bessie RuILmmi ns speaker. ' Kalamazoo were Saturday evening ' guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis John- , J? Secretary to Missions E P. McIllinois Experiment Station suggest* the following treatment fur such I The Sunday morning worship son. Jr. floors: (1) When the floor is thoroughly clean andVry, apply one coat of ’ Carty; Missionary tn India. Hazel J Aug. 23. will be held at the Banwarm linseed oil thinned with turpentine— and follow with a thicker coat Mr /nd Mrs. Earl Boulter enter- 1 | Held church at Ila. m with Bishop -i Rogers Banker: Missionaries tn when the first is dry. Remove surplus oil with a squeegee. (2> If the old J",! Africa. P R Birch and C. Ione Raymond J Wade of the Methodist talned their parent*. Mr. and Mrs surface is too rough for the previous treatment, roughen it with a pick iiVaoDriscal: Teacher in Gieenville col­ Detroit Area delivering the sermon Irving Boulter and Mr. and Mrs. and remove all dust—scrub the floor with a 10'i solution of muriatic acid Hayward of KalamAzoo at lege. S J. Kleis: General EvangePicnic lunches will be eaten at Oliver , —flood with water overnight and then remove surplus water—tlreat with dinner Sunday. ’’•jlist. D. G Hodgin: To do evangea brush coat of cement and water—and put on a new top course at least Sunday callers of Mr* Jennie , । llstic work. R. E Durkee: Supply­ afternoon will be spent In visiting two inehet thick, reinforced with heavy chicken wire. . Ing Sand Lake Methodist church. with former pastors and friends who Parker and Stgateth. Mr*. Ella 1 - F. E. Densmore: Supplying Calvary are invited to attertd jj.jj Undenominational church. Grand Dr. E. H Babbitt of Grand Rap'- । Hammond and Mr* Hannah Wilkia*. district district superintendent, superintendent, swill i “‘L®1 Arthur n ir a Rapid»^M.jR. Cronk: Supplying Ids. preach at the a n’rinrv ovaninir allt‘ ’•r'- Arthur Baker and church afFortageville N. Y.. FOr- 1 worTh n e'enU‘« , Patricia of Kalsmaroo were Sunday iwviei.K»‘ Gearhart: Supplying Bethel __________ w , guest* of Mr. and Mr.* IxGnmde rrvytrit-'Cfutix'l. Howard Rice: ChaoUln in ------- - - ........ -‘ Drprtcster. Bawling Receipts Greater IU. 8. Navy. 8. J. Kleis: To seek I "Good Shoes*Properly Fitted” Sunday callers of Mr* Sarah own field of labor. A A. Bryan. C. I Although baseball Is considered SmlUi were Mr* E. A. Parker and 8 Rennells. 8. W Calhoon. B. a. I successful business man must HASTINGS MICHIGAN the national pastime, bowling alley- Elizabeth of Hastings and Mr and Hammond. H W. Hug bee. P D. '«ive most of hte time to hl* bu*lbilliard' parlors do three times as Mra. Arthur Baker and Patricia of iDoty. I, F Burkey: Superannuated n»as during these troublesome years, > much business. Kalamazoo ' elders. E. D. Iclzcnring, W. F. Hall, if he wishes to remain successful. A C. Bunnell. A. R. Merrill. E H When he takes on another vocaLlndslev; Conference preachers, tlon he generally neglects one or Clifford LaPreze. Chides Foster, the other or both. The smart busiForrest Gearhart. Floyd E. Fisk, nesa man usually spends a llfeI Irene FUk. Emory Scott. Geo. Huff, itime devoted to his particular field , Howard Rice. Theo. Bowdltcli. Ken- ‘and does not dabble in others. Ineth Eyler. Ye*, we kept ’em flying! ——■ ■ ■< • »------- Most of our bum law* are passed To those of our ordeF who were Plante Grow Wlthonl Help |by legislators acting upon subjects love I during fair week helping You’d love to decorate your home ■ ,neI know little about. For this -1th our restaurant tent, we wish to expre*s our sincere apprrclaitoc. with plants, but you haven't time to I reason, we have crazy laws *uch a* take care of them? Many beautiful lhe clock ahead thereby It was hard work, but we had Iota plants tske care of themselves. In I ^ro»ing the farmers' work out of of fun too Our thanks especially almost any spot, one or another wlU ! *Uht^ for hte to Mr* Mildred Platt. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Webb. Phy 111*. Vanda and tor,. Sp..,. el Chin... I - philodendron grow In a -low wa- nr** in the early afternoon We re­ Dotina. Mr. and Mr*. Lowell Tagg. and move farm labor without making OUs, Waynes and Elvera. Mr. and *" ter-Alled bowl, make a lovely center adequate psovteion to take care of Mrs William Teske and Dick. Mr* on Piece for your table Just rinse our crop* Wc see numerous laws ZeUna Cox. Thelma. Marjorie and tn bowl and add fresh water once a filled with silly loopholes. Eva. Mr* Nora Russell. Mr. and week. Dracaena, tell, with varia ­ | Mr* George Keeler and family, Mr. te gated foliage, does well even where After foolish laws are passed, •nd Mn. Ernest Flfleld and Sid­ there's little direct sunlight—nesr a we *11 back and complain, forget­ ney. Mr* George Varney. Virginia BUY YOUR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HERE 10 fireplace or on a stairway landing. ting that we sent someone to our and Dorothy. Mrs MamJe France, MgtelaUve lull* because we tlwught ift So does sansevieria whiefi grows fur Mn Forest Smith. Mr. and Mra KIM SIGLER he wu a business man or a good 11 months without draiaage. Leo Cfane and daughter* and Bill fellow. We forgot to think about hte I Andrew*, our Commander Our • ——•- >i>> me Hoard experience *nd quallffcailjns Per­ of Supervisor* of the County where thanks also to the public, for tljelr HASTINGS.* MICHIGAN haps we even forgot to vole. I patronage. 1“ u"anlrnoui<y indorsed hl* Marie Antoinette once sponsored a | Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Bush. candidacy for lhe Slate Senate commemorate a Kim Sigler hu proven his qualiflChairman. FOOLISH LAWS RESULT FROM UNQUALIFIED AND INEXPERIENCED LEGISLATORS TAILOR'S SHOE STORE FRIDAY ' Cull Hens With Yellow Beaks SPECIALS TUNA FISH one can limit PINK SALMON CRISCO OR SPRY WHEATIES ODESSA TOMATO JUICE SATURDAY 25c 2 39c 3 lb can 69c box 10c 46 oz .can 17c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, AUGUST M, IM Union City and lo New York CityJ land. Ohio, are vlstUng his parents, < Mr. and Mr* Vem Leary and , Mr. and Mrs Sumner Bponable this I ! wedding, minus the near ot kin. and that autumn Mr. and Mrs Harry Thompaon left Bunday guests were Mr And Saturday for a week's fishing trip Sbuon of Oourdneck . Thc following account of the tan*** fitate. WhU« tn Canada. J*k“ , ceremony taken from the Jonesboro, he joined the Nattaia , , , Art. Evening Sun. we publish by ’hru Batten “C tef' David McNeill of Muskegon vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carpenter. * M«.nuinuM.cr. m». ywu.,, At avery pleasant reunion of Council, will be^held al the parish; courtesy of Mr and Mrs. Cooper, 1HI for Fort BUra, 1 ited IU his grandmother. « Mrs. Emma Kay, and Helen of Detroit were .vro parents of .<the bride: ’ companled them and later i spending from Wednesday until Bauer and family of East Lansing. weekend guests of Mr. and Mr*. V McNeill and Mr and Mr* Wm *our °‘d Utne school girls Of Irving home tomorrow. Friday, night. I-------- _» — u_.j_. A." Murphy and family Uie Mat township day* wa* held at thc home 1 Mr. and Mr. James Bristol and . of Sunday at the Caldwell cotk-e Mr. and Mrs? Muryl Foreman and Fred Unlngton. than usual Interest In p‘bl^d ’Jtar^hTtaTstaL Wall lake. week Pte Clifton Reese ot Kai- of MUm Angelina Bates on Thur*- Mr ar-.d Mr*. Robert Cook were ±5^,.^ stluXd ’ ingg Field is vblUug Mira Josephine da>’ wko entertained with a lunch, Henry Vahtang left Sunday, with Andrew's Cathedral. Grand Rapids iter of Grand Rapid* were Thursday <«.... i.,. r" .[SuJ’t;dinner ssvosr., x “ guests of Dr. and "S Mr*. sr Geo. t during hl* residence taro, hta stater and brother-in-law of De­ Sunday to see Miss Mary Ellen Car- !; guests of Mrs. Charles Polls at poral Garrett penter. tlrter of Mrs Foreman, retage Tuesday nleht " ’ *' J°n«*h«»ro residents, of the marriage troit for Minnesota to visit hta par­ Gun lake. «ge. iucroay nigjn. ______ । of ctarolyu, ent times al ents. Mrs Vahtang and son David cclve tar diploma from Mercy Cen­ Mr. and Mn. Rupert Carrothen who have been vUitintf relatives tral School of Nursing. MIm CarA group of Hastings friends en- lo Corporal Cyril D. Garrett, ot Grand Rapids spent Sunday ... .. day Artth Mrs m^hSd IX1U> "arbor. Alaska, son of Mr. hl* Birmingham home. shortly bo. --1 during the past two week* in Ta­ jxnter of Pigeon ha* attended lhe of Mr*. Arthur LaBahlstcr of Ho‘ year*, wlilch. if divided by fqur .l 0 ^ a e -’ — — ------coma. Wash., will return with them. Bay City Unit. Seventy-three were ' *. u.uu. on un Friday Friday at at Gun Gun lake. take. A A . ««* Mrs. G. B Garrett, of Birmtaa WBH wa* ■ well a W weekend guest of Mr*, surely places them as octogenarian*. Groos lie was given a scholarship to Ho­ 1 Mr and Mrs Harry Haage oi graduated. carry-in luncheon wa* was served at —rz/TT; AU.-. .h.., “ MJemnUed .... carry-ln ’. whlc ~L" ----------____ In ward college to study for tht mim­ Miss Doris Smith. Robert Culbcrt, !?dna Edn> Bassett Mrs Arthur Lower and Becky are ——;------------Bangor spent Friday with Mr. and .------------------1 >1 LUU PoUH Uke. U.. ,u~u oi and -J"1 U.mKJ Lawrence Payne -Juflgfb, of BuH.I BuffaR.. Miss Virginia Campbell of New Mrs Amos Dolman will be hostess ’•“"..W P*™ to* place Monda July twenty- : icry a™. Guild Mr*. James Bristol. '' N. Y, ipent the weikend with their Y°«k City ta a guest of her broth, lo the.Grace at her home, m “ J* Uk, ‘ 'wtmming ' £* “ o „'d«k in ta M .__ ____ . .. . -_ . N V Biwmt Flu* wiwlra-nri with lh< Mrs. Paul Busick and iWo children ....................... ----------------------------------------------------— ----------........ .... “ * “ -----------------------J n . ,he btuband. ■£££. » o Mrs. Nellie Smith. Mr. and er and stater-in-law. Mr. and Mr*., E Clinton St, on Wednesday eve••• ~~ of 8. Amherst. Ohio/ arc vtalting Glerum. this week. Mr. Lower is parent*. Mr*. Waiter Culbert. Hastings, and Edward Campbell, for u few day* ning; August 26. ______ W par<lclpa,e . t ln the fes- , T | church of Sratta.Waso " turn lugn tn to nuteh Dutch ss.rt™ Harbor and M. a Mr* Mollie VanDugWreu. spending the weekends with them. Mr. and Mr*. Payne. Hickory Cor- : H*1* **ok Thslr aunt. Mis* Gene-j • . • tiutics. ... will return to her parents' Miss Grace Edmonds left this •ran. Ohio, umo. ha* nas 1 Mr*. Harry nazry McDonald Mcuunata entertained cucriaineu ।, - • • • The church pastor. Dr. Harold V. Hastings. Mr. and Mr* Warren Wilcox. Mu nera. z vieve Rider, of Akron. • morning for Bay View where she MIm Cimptfi:, Campbel).;' the the Suzy Busy E!g!:t Eight :!ub club at at her her h: home. The Two-Table Bridge club was Jensen, officiated, reading the im­ Floyd, Washburn. Uie MU.m-a Mar­ wim. r»r .nH r. ra w.u™ IaUo b"n a B'lert MUi — — Augu*t --------------------fan -Mrs entertained presii-.e service garet and Worrena WU&ox. Jack will stay for two weeks. She wlU yvnue ur ana Mr*, o. u. waiton B frequent visUbr in Hasting* when Monday evening, ' 10. ----------------* — by Mtat Bonnie , Brand■—------ — w— —single > ------ring — — —- before -----Graham and Will Andetaon of stop at Traverse City for a few days ... Jackson, attended the Attalltary on her way home. Mrs. F. C. Wilkie 'fjizwrlot Brown) mceting at Ed. McPhoriin's Sunday : ta w” |"™«! !ta ta" J*"“ -l“rw h “ “ were hosts to Uie Ultra club last .gtadldh. ’ and also called on retaUves wiilta of Pocatello. Idaho, who has been played 'visiting friends- here during lhe heyean work in Grund Rapids. ' Mr. and Mr* C. W. Clarke of Bt. evening at a carry-in dinner at I The church organist , their Podunk take cottage. * -Bridal Chorus" from Wagner's Mrs. Llnnle Davta visited her son Petersburg, will be guesu of Mrs. A. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Delano and past few weeks, left Saturday for ... MoHotio pLid » "LohengrinT. fora processional and her home. Mrs. Carrie Montgomery of Grand M “UAb!n J^hn^’ M Gm. take °' twu,n« '"^u'rX Uli day.with Hasting*friends dropping group of hcr friends on Friday*eve^nuntk't The Misses Beulah and Beatrice Rapids called on friends here Bun­ '«»friT^trin»P^ day. Bush. Jean Dickerson, and Marilyn Mrs. Aben Johnson, at Gun take Sunday, Sunday, when when Mr. Mr. and and Mn Mrs. wm Wm. In for a farewellchat before they ning. the oceaslon being her Mur- ' mL? over the weekend. teenth birthday. For the evening’s W,Uy Ouring lhe । Claggett and family came over for leave for the south. N. C. Liter- of Princeton. Ind’, Bristol are vacationing al Twin a visit with the Billings family • and spent Sunday with Mrs. Mollie Van- Shores Resort. (Jim lake, iiaving ““W '-»W Mrs. William Brammell. of Seattle. । rented a cabin there. C.n.«. .IU. “I! Dugten-n. | as maid of honor, and Captain Mn. E. H. Pate and daughter from th. Grand Rtvor V.ltoy Bov : U-rtaioerf Mr. and tHr MrslaUef/nep Alonzo E. hew? Trim enMrs. Robert Burch and Mr*. EL °’11W w** held Monday evening at Thelma Hubert and son Joe. spent Mary Elizabeth, of ~ Detroit are ScouU. Twenty-eight flrat class ■ wln Bnd vender of Wood- lhe Yankee Yankec Springs Park with with.I .birthday .party nnd carry-in din- onl>- A«*ndanta. spending two or time weeks with wnuts will travel 170 mitr*< nortli Thursday In Grund Rapids. _ I ... ... ■ . . . . . 'Die thirty-five m.iviv.r. members nnd guests I.. In .ner for Mn Will Roush on Hayes *”*“ bride, who ta n very aitrncBetty jeon Cortrlght spent last । live young girl, wa-vtovely fpr her attendance. The picnic dinner wu* street. Friday night. week In Detroit vtalting her -aunt, Edmonds. ua, .ta^w— 6y Mrs ----------------------------------------------------------—___________ | marriage, wearing a stunning two ■ 1 prepared Charles Rogers ------------—— ----------------Mrs Dora Coleman ta vtalting her Mrs E G. Folkmire where they will camp. I Mrs. A H Trim was a Monday and WM w “ enjoyed by all present The HASTINGS COUNTRY CLUB place, frock of white embroidered Eugene.Cortrlght of Bellevue Is daughter. Mrs Mabie Bennett, of . . i.Ssntrmhfr rnmivH-4 I Mixed bouquets bououets of garden rarden flower* flm—— pique, the top of which was fitted over night guest at her mother's S*Pt*P»b«r committee ta composed spending this week with hta uncle Bellevue thl* weet Mrs Flora Schulze at Nashville ' M«ton Echtinaw. chairman, with centered the tables for guest day I nnd finished with a ripple tall. Her' Mr. and Mr* Arthur Lower had and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Adelbcrt 'Mrs. linrgarct Hayes. Mrs Stella, at Hie Hartings Country club this hnt and slippers were white and oarents. Mr. and Mrs S. E. Far. of Mr and Mrs Ray Hotchkiss and — — •••o — ■«■». wwau* -— —--------z as a guest several days last week ^oLincv” "" Gortright son and Mrs Gertrude Endsley I Kniskem and Miss Grace Edmonds i week Tuesday at one o'clock. The 'she carried a white purse and white Mrs. O. J. McNaughton ot Mulli­ her aunt. Mrs. L. A. Stevenson of|M^‘\ . Mrs Ben Robbins nnd Bpen, RUn<tav with Mr nnd Mr* I assisting. i committee for the day were Mrs. Mn. C doeskin glove*. gloves Hcr Her cqraage was 6t 6f ken and her daoghter Miss Audra •en of o»wso «n»nt la.t ..-------------- ..'. • • • !M M. Morey, chmn.. Mr*. Mrs. Robert Robert ।yellow . yellow rosebuds. rosebuds •• Carpenter of Glencoe, 'ill. spent Mn GertrudeWHTnTTnrt «>n Nancy Ixlu J»ynes entertainedShannon, and Mrs B F. FletchVr For her 'romethln’ old’. Carolyn .9*5*•*—- -— Sunday Mrs. Lxni Lou vrr.wy. Croaey. wu»u.. ? with -KU OK.. . . — . . _ . ' ----i. mu. m.,, u» k„i„ ■ cj.,., J0- „ph • -- - —T™ -- --j*cven ot her schoolmates on her Al golf Mrs. Ray Branch nnd wore a necklace that had belonged Mr and Mr* Ray Hotchkiss and canM! 10 ha,p celebrate Becky Lowtenth birthday, Monday, from 2 to Mrs Ed Van Popering tiefl for lowto tar maternal graadmother. the er's ** second birthday. ™*k nd th Ml“ I J°rie Dooley spent last week WedMrs. Gertrude Endsley spent Friday era c?Pd blrtbd ?y' . • . __ and contest* were ____ p. ” m’ and Games Guest low Kelley score was made tat? Mrs. Wheeler . . . and for her Dorothy Houser of Grand Notre Dame Joseph is !|5 evening with Mr nnd Mra Ordle 1 Miss “«« S^veraTtara'lsl 0^ I' P’t Jt>h" Bdnwmon nl °* 1 »e*dny p^nmgat ’^enler^There^fa? enjoy ”klur” *Tre l«tan of bynet. Mra Robert ‘ •*- r*.-":rr‘ "r”: . ' somethin' new." she had hcr wed- When cooking fumes turn IJnnlrl. .no»f Juctal U.f m..U । FVl. JOtin MllllOnSOtl Of Fort 1 -------------- —..----- .... ... 11 ' ”k I Custer called E'l'L-lev. .lUPltai^lteveraltaw UM * week] CBUed on Mr. Mr and Mrs G. PM B’d m' p AihfnM 'll,e *rouP Supper was served, a’ High High scores scores nt at bridge bridge were turned ding costume . . . for her “some- kitchen walls yellow . . . Mrs Emma Henncy of Saline is al. the PoU* cottage. Gun lake Mira | --------------------B Goodyear -------------------------------------Sunday. ‘ --r- '‘'wTre^JSSta D' Ashford off| nvrtv Wrthrfav hv Mr* m ur m... MlTwaJkro Vta o’f tow,y ““today rakw cake centering «>.» the in In by Mr*. M. W. Mustard, guest, ’ thin' borrowed'' and her "somethin' vtalting Mra John Eddy She will v!r«lnla PotU returning with her i --------- ,"..owo y | Laurence Moore and Hollis Isen- 1 Jud-C nnd Mrs -Archie McDonald tI,blr Nancy'- guests were Evelyn Mrs Robert Cook, and Mr* Ray blue", she wore blue garters sent remain tare until her father, G.!w b*. ***k*,nd *ueatI Mra Vera Mr. in,, hath *P*‘nt Bu"d*y «n Pontiac .and , Wcdresday Gwinn. Jean Moot.-, Lou Ann Sco- Branch. her by her closest girl friend when M. Bradley recovers from-the oper- !„Mr* Vf Vrr™ " .HaJ "ayne *l Mra i|Detroit visiting friend* .n” **ra Mra Nortxrl Sullivan U spendin HeUn Drroond' “ar> ^ul’' Seventy ladles were present in- I she lived here. Helen Powell, who • ntlon he underwent Wednesday at spending Haynes and are: Bteinice, El“yH Bufr “nd Mar“yu cludJlng the following out-of-town ' now works in Washington. D. C-. the daughter. we?k ai June, Luilnglon Frank WrS^of Week Delro" J.*^' Blodgett hospital Grand Rapids. . tta «l t*«hn.inn . 1 Martin. guests: Mr*. Vinnlc Rcr.m Boyd. To be sure that she was missing cheap jxnr.l that . and other northern pointe. J Rolxrt H “^Joy of Ft. Mrs. Winona Downing nnd ..................................... ; ' . J^ra * 1 “ K“”wr N J “*nl Prtday ,n AttanLi. Gn . with Mrs. Fred Steb- nothing in lhe way of luck, the iactviJr—!h«n ad daughter Hazel Rexinc left Sunday J' * Hotatead returned last ------_. — , M1M Grace Edmonds wa* hostess bins; Mrs. M. W Mu-Jard, Ponttac, bride also had a brand new penny tn* kttchJa. °Mras£ti‘tLrt«r...... UnRS vbdUpg hl* parents. Mr. IP-.'SJUf.*. *!.' and ■”! ,O.mwn.unUi.lliinrteonThur.. with Mr*. Walter Stanley: Miss i tn the heel of her slipper. for their home In Lansing after **ck from a *«*• vUU *«h hta m Mrs Alfrcd MunJ°>' and !««*»>• and '| spending their vacation here. I dau«hters and families in Connect!- spent Thursdav and Friday with Barbara Dlckoff. DickofT. Iron Mountain Mounts in Both Both Corporal Corporal and and Mrs. Mrs. Garrett Garrett 5^,. Mra DaVld Irwln. , Mr. and Mra J. K Burnham and ,cu'. „ „ . ... witli -____ __ d ~^Sau8* UrdM> I Mrs Archle McDonald and chll-' Funds* of Nashville. Thc aftcr- with Mrs. William Stebbins; Mrs are former Arkansas State college. ____ daughter Maxine'of Lansing spent t .Idrs _c, s; pot.,A a».nd M m V r‘ guest* were Clarence Wilkinson and drcn arrived home Sunday from Inoon wa* spent in visiting.’ Other Rovoc Henton and Mrs Ivan Smith, students and enjoy a host of friends Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E C.! B‘n‘“ Po,u bad lunch at lhe Wo’ family of Perrinton _' ou"uu> out-oi-iown guesu were oars, tiar- Delton, with Mr*. M. J. Cross; Mrs. in Jonesboro where Mrs Garrett Mr* B R Minford and Merrv I Huron vacation on lake । old JacoUson . Mlss Muty Campbel! ,, Hb1 Keelinc. Indtanapolta. ' Ind .! wasrai Edmonds and Mbs Grace Edmonds.1 me”a clly c,ub- Grand Rapids, as H“! RSclln^-. Indtanapolta. #Ind .! was reared and graduated from high Mrs Bert Stiles of Grand Rapids 1of J' A' Hotter last tK a? “""t! ik.nta.Rta .iJj.™'”” *nd MK' DW" The bride is a talented ---------- —---------THE REXALL DRUGGISTS I spent thc past week with Mr.' and Mon<la>'| Jumala. Clear Lake Camp, with; musician- and possesses a lovely Thursday until I few ln arand Rapid, gg thc|Aln Courtesy and Friendly Service MY* B F Bottom Oh Friday they O®®™’’ R-’»burgh of Reed Monday. . Mrs R. G. ^FinnicMr*. Albert voice. She was active in music „ . guest were al) guest* of Mr. and Mra. Ger- । Clty' wl,h her al,ter' Mr* w»k‘eShown to AU.... of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mur- j A chicken mantar, '"KJ2* Mr. and Mrs F. J. Van Dyke. phy clubs of this city before moving two aid Hoekstra at Kalamazoo. | ,a 8UMt °r Mrs Arch,e McCoy N^?B Joh,nnlr Mrs Mr, F r. B. is. Aaair AU.Ir .M was rhe tne guest-ana kta,<' cm! jta,u guests will_ta win oc servea tart TOUtatok j u" p,® _ years ago to Hastings. Mta Ruth Farr of Wayne was in tbp J"'1" parl ot„ Ust »««kPlymouth came Sunday to visit , 0/ Mrs „nrry Parker in Jackson [evening. Aug. 6:30. Corporal Garrett came lo Jones­ Hastings ------ -------—' 20 at "* 3’ lips. town Monday nnd Tuesday visiting MUs Florence Crowclte and MIm Mrs. Van Dykes parents. Mr. and rnr ,hf. weekend - - . wt** CTdM W Mustard and ' ^iday. Aug 21 ta the date for the ' The committee for next week's boro several summers ago to asfriends. Gertrude Longyear of Lansing were Mrs. L. Severance, also the Wayne I Mr and Mn Mr ml Mr. C«wr Tlwm.. W ChtalMte Preys at' Fine take. Kalamnzoo wtr« Blind., .ursi. of 1 "kr an(1 M " M*ry MeFPw.ln Mrs. Wayne Frey. Mrs. Mary “kV/nS-x-n'; et „iLparCnt ' M and M i The last dance of the summer Brandutcttcr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. Clarrnce orota Ctarta McIntyre, MulUe, Frey and Dorothy Jean spent wai.taT Mr, E J Mi.ir.n.n ,,l lr.ln.tai J “J* »< «»"• “ m, .ta Mr. ch.rlc.l-~"““ Y"“U' Thursday In Sturgis with the Ken.Ala, r.i.r MV. amk r,„m Ann Ar- . ”,k Wedtataay Wh her parenU. Paul at their Gun lake cottage over ---------------------------------bor where she has been attending I aud « AlnJbrU*’,eL trance returned home .with them. the weekend were Mr. nnd Mra. A. KEELER—HOPKINS lhe School of Education this sum- ', Mr; and MrsiJl' B T°bey of East -- ----------- ---------------।« position as junior hosteM at Camp Rev and Mrs. A. L Wagley of mrr. to visit hcr aunt. Mt*. Archie %118 »e" Friday dinner guests Hickory Corners also Mr. and Mrs. R. Louden of Crooked Lake. Mr. At the home of- her parents. Mr. McCoy. Wis. r.ii T’7----- ""V, """ ar>d Mrs. Kenneth Nash and da ughMcCoy Mr. Moorman ta working i °LM~..fharl?.Uf ^ke u , .. unrl -----------------«-• » ■ — ° cn.e“LA,pena ters of Vicksburg. Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins. Miss Billie on hcr college degree. E. Tyden left last week for Cali- .. r dinner, guests Saturday of jQbnny Wallace and daughters of Jean Hopkins became the bride of LINK—HUBBELL Mr s. F. C Wilkie of Pocatcllo.|fon;‘aI?na business trip Mra. Mary Showerman. iS,’ ...h *<i„ r.ih/rinn Data vC." Keeler, son of .............. Mr. andm,B Mrs. -| | Mtai Amun ArdlthHubbell, Hubbell, daughter daughterof of . Btalio. and Mrs George Roxburgh I. W of ,Orand RaP d* nrv D w Bnbltann ol Dcllon ovS ol OUnon^f" C.lhcrinc ar, c S1,,urd»y .licmtan, > Mr .nd Mr. wim.m Huhtall. tad of Reed City, were dinner guests I wa’.»a JVed,,csday a{<«rnoon caller C.IM on Mr,.M.ry Sho„rm.n MvmondMSV wta home from AAugust «‘“" “15. l “ at >1:30. "■ u ’H-r' Unk. I"Robert Link, «n son ofof Mr Mr.tad andMr, Mrs. Friday of Miss Gertrude Hampton nt ‘bc h<^e of hU brother. Victor Thnmd.y 5«mtaaIMUWW wta nomc Hom . Th. Rev. S Cons.r H.lh.w.) r„ Unk „„ Mr. nnd Mra Frank Sage were •,ind fam“* , Mr tad UnOrork. Bnydcc oi.P m? Mn^ltan'kConlc. or n'''1 ““ •" u,t Sundky Mtamoon. Ata «. M Ita Rev and Mrx nwrenr-aa KCnvczm Mrs. ILawrence Maxson CMonU. Mr. .nd Mr. Ftank “J J M^tarTkK Ju' ?"“ES lh? homo or Lta .mom-. p.r.nu by lhe and daughter Kathleen of Lowell Erb. Grand Ranirt. .nd u, i . a“° »n(* »r- ““.Mrs Jas. j|lcs before an improvised-altar of nvr William nrvrii* hrrnm fifraare spending the week with Mr.'and J 1 Hhron^nnM^iK ‘ “-I _,.,0.pk!^_*“!L BtTcd_lp GlSdloll and mixed flowers were Mrs, victor Staton and children nnd .............. ।S >7- “nd tiA E J Huffman of wh? 'mbroldcry attending the Mmpmeetlng sessions Mr*. Clifford Hammond Ovn«! and oparatad ¥y ‘ and carried — - u$etJ tQ decorBle ^e rooms. Piano T»BSSA CLEVELAND , i»t Pennock Grove. Mr. and Mr*. Duane Slagle of Lrand^.nidta marte^ i**^in^ trtn'plnk roses “nd wWU snaPdr*8°Ils music was rendered by Alfred Mrs James Merriam. Mr. and Waldron were guests of Mrs Mary WP I and baby s brvaU1 Thc COU1’1'’ were Schmitt of Grand Rapids. S A^f Rockford. Ill.' *>y «' . and J .P“* । Mrs. Willard Lawrence and children XtZ K WrTka v n k. > AM^Tof Rockford Ill i ?ucn“ea “I ana Thc brWe wore a navy blue enare at Duck lake thia. wek. other T“U' Ule wcartn« a b,ack with white trim and a corwereP|n Kalamazrw ils ^nd?n/tw^X-kx *Pendln& two wertes of her sum- L Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Carpenter of snendina two week, of her num- Bnd wh|u ensemble. j Mge of mlxnd flowr„ Mr Bni, mcr vacatlon nt hcr brother's. Bert , Pigeon were weekend guests of their lend the funeral^of1 pjL? i? | For her golni-away outfit Mr*. Mrs. Lloyd Link, brother and. staI ron-in-taw nnd daughter. Mr. and Jenks, former secretary of Kata- ! ^FtasUngs™ Vtott*ng !rlends ! ; --------Keeler wore beige ----and blue with ter-in-taw of the groom, were their Mrs Muryl Foreman. The latter S5X.0SX«Xl.hTSB*-fSTia ' -pprcpriste ==riS5. , only altendanta. and Patricia returned with them After a week's trip in the upper Mr. and Mrs. Unk spent a few SrSlZ _:‘rr~* enhome r Mrs and Mrs. Jf? Ted Knopf. Mrs. Morris; , Sunday for a visit. Buskirk made her with Yan the ,,'n ™ Pcnlnsula- Mr and, Mrs Keeler w,u ‘ days al the Link cottage at Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulder had Jenks family when a college atu-:1*‘‘ nf M Mn° ai kJker I ** at hometo their friends at 420; take. Lake Odessa and are living in as guests last week Tuesday and dent in Kalamazoo. J? PtatnLeU R.md.v“JJtemmST N Mlchl«an * LAke Odessa until their new home Wednesday her three sisters. Mrs. Miss Edna Boddy returned to atJj“ ntatrirh oml^taimhter * Mr and Mrs Keelpr "rc both u completed on Woodland Ave. Gilbert Blglow and Mrs. Dan De- her work in Judge Cortright's office I or^^n ^l^retanitd home . 8raduat<s of Hastings High and he ,„. here. Mr. Link Link ta is a a machinist machinist at at -------------------------------------- -------------s, Mr. ----------------------------------------,-----------m ^y VB«w,„. nr. Mltcr of Los Angeles. Calif., and! Mr*. Leonard Post of Grand R*P- Detroit with her *!.»»/ **** ln Sunday after spending a month ta now employed as a machinist at I the E. W. Bliss Co. Bliss Co. Out-of-tewn guests were present lda Eltaworth Van stee and G win l»1thherp*rente.MrAndMni.Al- the E. W. BU*s . from 11 mn Lansing. l . Ionia, and Grand > Mtas Rosalia Westcott left Satur- 15ton Sheffield of Traverse Ci tv bcrt Bessmer. Mrs. Thomas StebHALE-SHEFFER ( Rapids. <lay lo spend n short tjmc with heriWBre ue«Kcnti guests of me latter^ b,n* who ha# l>ccn 1,1 nt Pennock At the home of hcr aunt nnd parents. Mr nnd Mrs George R-iparents. Mr ’and Mrs GeorLJ l“»Pila’taatlhehomeoftarparuncle. Mr. and Mrs. Ro*s Phelps, of HASTINGS GIRL WEDS Westcott 'Sheffield. “ei. cnl* snta convalescing. convalescing. Westcott of of St st..Louis. Louis. Mo Mo. leheflleld ’ aeor• | Miss Alice Hagelshaw is spend- , Mr and Mrs James Ronra. anri 1 Mnt- Herbert Davis of Grand Saugatuck. Miss Rowena Sheffer, IN SEATTLE. WASHINGTON Prospective brides of army men. i , ing Jjer four weeks' vacation from (their son and dauahter Ram and Rap,(to Wld *btCT- Mrs Uo'd Dc- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice oir Ionia, .pen* "““T*1'. *Camf Ule in true spirit of the times, are I ।lhe Health Dept, at her home near ;Maxine, of Chicago; are enjoying a mond/ spent u.e the wceacna weekend ;. at Long Long take lafce as as nesta euests at at the thn i wlth w,“* ° “lelr lelr mother. >hol*«r, Mrs. Mrs. Jennie Jennie GorGor- | br,d® of taon Hale, technical cor- traveling long distances now. if | , ---------------------------------------------------------- iweex week at tZhi. .. B u 1 thc don I P°ra> at Port Custet. son of Mr. nnd necessary, to take their nuptial ^Mrs. JmT NuSTof East st ' Mra Cynlhla °r ^boro j^rs John Hale ot Sapulpa. Okta vows. Louis III ta the guest of her «i* ls visiting her stater. Mrs. Ida Par- .T?6 was rcad the Rev. Such a one was Miss Carolyn ' me guest of her ata- menU<.r aBnd 0{her reUtlw thu | Frank; Davta. of Coraopolis. Sunday. Cooper, of Hastings, daughter of • ».iu u>vuici-ui-iia, mt. ana ----- . Aug. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper, whose j .Mrs. Harold Phillips. .«'«*• A Youthful, light and airy for your wartime MU, U«w Tooker rerunud u> . "-T1/ *“ >»* >“*- ' The bride was attired in a white fiance. Corp. Garrett, of Dutch m. »• H”* ””«■ Harbor. Alaska, in service since , I her work in the Sigler-Powers taw .... lnR frie»d* .... "«’d relive* ..... this week ­ , ■“ W«r summer arlhiUc*—the new "fealher-edze" ml U» «' Chicago, CMr.fo . «nd .i.« ..rd.nl., In tar tark talr. JihiaJML suddenly found hlnuelf ' Prinhati Zip-Toppari ora ! office. Monday, following u week's I ” 'd Iron. ;rs::; th ~ Ul>U«H<7 sf haircut! Every snip of the scissor* will take The couple were attended by Mr. drawings aj three weeks' furlough. . vacation, the latter part of which I। *-----• • HI a»nl in nrrrr.lt I WOMEN Ot THL MOQ8L and Mrs. John Kenny ot Cassopolis,, Qn reaching Seattle, lu» loU uo Unia ! datiinad for a long Ufa An informal reception and- open In getting In touch with the lady j Ing halo that's so easy lo care for! ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sheffield and Tb* Women of lhe Moose took house was held from four to six. and a utoful one! Ytor-in, of his choice, via long distance, and family of Albion, spent Saturday lwo candidates. Mr*. Naomi Kurr Corp. Hale wa* graduated from asking for an immediate marriage. : and Sunday at his brother Craig's . “nd Mr*. Betty Murphy, into their year-out clotsics for allthe Univeratty of Wichita. Kan ., seemed to .... fall „„ on favorable .j ' Phyllta Sheffield relumed homo defending circle. Friday evening, and worked as an accountant in iI which Shampoo 4> Cfjei Finger Wave Q Ac cars, and tad the added sanction | wllii them for a week's vult. Aug. 7. in honor of Mrs. Nell Jones. Finger Waro □□ Dried JU around wear ... tailored ... Mr. and• Mrs. Cooper, who had I Mrs. Cole Newton and Mrs 'Graduate Regent of the Battle Tulsa. Okta., before Entering the of- -Lowell Teeter were In Paw Paw Creek chapter. After the meeting service about a year ago. Mrs. Hale, known Corp'. Garrett, intimately1 in fine fatted fabric* that tne chapter, cnapier. new candidates canoiaates and ana after ,,, ■ completing . her ,. course .rr-.at: the , and favorably, in their former home Sunday to see Mrs. Newton's lhe guests enjoyed enjoyed a a lunch lunch al al the the CofCof- i-. - —• -r n the high schools in Jonesboro So Miss Carolyn was daughter. Mr*. Glessner Doge. guests wear and wear. Bleued aJXm. Morenci. Monroe, CassoooMr and Mr. -Bud" n™ w„, *WP.S! , of Morenci. Monroe, .ndand Cwoposoon speeding westward on a fast | E,ll,r Ossrstors: Jssansua virwA.l. Wan. streamline train to Join her soldier , with warm lining* that go moat of last hta ofNWeJ parents,! this Thequestion. TownsendAre organization asks ।I Mr. and Mrs.week E. T.with Flynn you interested c‘Jj* 3*.' will return husband-to-be. Miss Catherine Jane Davies came ; In *«me kind of old age pension? 1 n/v n.r Corp. Garrett showed hta versain or out according to the I home from the U. of M. to spend ■ OU* J. Bouma of Washington. D. | J*rt C^r tlllty by making all arrangements I weather reports. the weekend wiU* her parents. Mr.1C will give the latest news on the . lou8h. This fall Mrs. Hale will take । for the ceremony wlilch was carried J__________________________________ and Mrs Henry Davies i pension question. Hear him nt the |---------------------------------------------------------Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Hastings Townsend club hall oji pwbmbmbmmmwmmhw Clark, route 1. from Thursday un- Friday night. August 21. A con- ‘1 111 Saturday last week were their, Hlct in dates made necessary the j daughter. Mrs. Clifton Gillespie and change to Friday night son. Dickie, of Bellevue. Keith j Circle No. 3 of thc W. 8. C. 8 • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Clark brought a university friend, will have Its summer picnic at the Robert' Brown of L. I. home for home of Mrs, Geo. Heath. 1030 8. the weekend. Market on Friday. August 21 at one Mrs. Lydia Burdick of Hickory o’clock. Each member is asked to. Corners visited her sister. Mrs. Ed bring own table service, one dish. A LAYER OF CHOCOLATE J Monica Thursday and Friday last of food and sandwiches, The County of' Odd­ ' week and accompanied Mr. and Mrs. —*“ Association *----- ------------and a layer of white cake ------------------------------------------------j. . fellows and Rebekahs will have theta! Monica to Kalamazoo Saturday COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES Miss Amelia Walters. Miss Leia annual picnic Sunday, August 23 at FOUNTAIN PEN8 ... All Nationally Advertised Makes Jordan. Mrs. Dora Ingram. Mr. and Thornapple lake. BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! OFFICE SUPPLIES and GREETING CARDS Mrs. John Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. ।-----------—’ John Ingram accompanied by Mias.ORGANIZATIONS Carol Rogen of Grand Rapids spent | The Baptist- L. A. S. will meet HASTINGS Sunday with Mrs. Al Germain of with Mrs Virgie Reid. 12S E. Court. I "Businessman's Department Store" ' 113 S. JsHsrsoa SL Pkoas 3421 Charlotte on "Thuraday.’August 2T Election Ut E. STATE ST. PHONE »U7 HASTLNGS Mr. and Mrs Linden Bponable' or of OIIICI officers, good program. Potluck 11. UUHWU opuiiauic Dig j and daughter Lou Ann of Cleve- supper. PERSONAL MENTION SOCIAL EVENTS AND CLUB NEWS .»<!“ yw c.mpbcu».» . w. Dota.nwitata.uj. *»«,«- »“«.•>«<* M. "ta.--i £r.“c^' 2* »i!SS. TSTZJS! Aw“‘ ” wV"uJ’. X?"■y E01 Carveth & Stebbins ? S£*“' ssrs-ssnr,-^ Lining Out Lining In The BEAUTY BAR TWO COATS IN ONE ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Have a FEATHER EDGE Cut! JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Bakery Special SQUARE LAYER CAKE q £ BANGIIAHT BAKERY D0L5UPPUE5 “Exclusive, but not gxpewiw’ LEE OFFICE SUPPLY �Proposes Replacement of Fountain Here With 65-Ft. Flagpole The Hastings Bann MISS HARRISON PASSES CHURCHES Miss Minnie Harrison. 70. passed away suddenly Bunday evening. August 15. at the Wall lake home Nearly 40 years ago. when the will of Daniel Striker was probated, it wu found to contain a provision that 11.000 be given from his estate for a fountain to be placed on court house square. That wu carried out. but hu never been very aiitUfactory. despite the good inten­ tion* of the giver. When the water Sheldon Agency In the public schools. She has made her home with the Walldorffs for about 20 yean. She was a skilled AU Kind* of Iniarance Snrety Bond* Phone 2153 Halting* tf. Rex, -8. Conger Hathaway conducted Ute services yesterday at 10:30 at the Walldorf f Funeral Swanson Agency Life Ji ha-’ been «”Ply *nd the founo 21 tain failed to fount, and only drlnkr »h.a> ing water wo* furnbhed by two ,la*’ a ?!> Mn“11 Jets °t water. Those are well .11 f.nn' Patronized by the kid*, but not m> phon, much by grown ups. Meantime lite * so big basin has been a catch all for »i .«.«• waste paper and what have you. " I T*1* supervisors, conscious of all ri»»n. these things, have considered what lo. iwn to do about it. They have about declded that the fountain be re­ " placed by a «.•> foot flagpole, and ,, that old glory floating from It will » zn be much more satisfying than the •r won,i fountain that doesn't play at an. L1’* We believe there will be general ' «30 agreement with that idea especlalU.tr..i. ly if somehow It will carry thf name * of Mr. Striker, whose purpose to Quimby beautify the court house lawn we " ’‘"J,, all approve. 100 W. Stats St Auto Fire Tornado AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY DR. L J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancout Bldg. , Hu lings Complete County Retoilen' Set-Up For Bond Soles Barrv county's organization for the Mie. of Wai- Saving* and Bond* through retailers been completed, according to word from Oscar Webber, vice president and general manager of the J. u Hudson Company. Detroit. »ho L* state chairman of the Michigan Retailer* War Savings committee Under county retail chairman. Geo. Carnenter of Hutlng*. a countv-wlde organization has been carefully built, with a retail chair- and John D*** hrmn. ’ Nashville. Ing class here and taught In the rural schools of Barry county. Mrs. Hall was for many years an active participant In church, hos­ pital and social circles In Hasting* In commenting upon thia organ­ ization. Mr Carpenter stated TUB is a- permanent organization which will carry through for the dura­ tion Our job is to encourage our "The retailer* of Barry county hove cooperated In fine fashion but we need the support of every merchant- to accomplish lhe quota do, it is entirely |io.-«ihle that some form of forced saving plan may be forthcorfilng" Marshall Furnaces Cool, Gas and Oil Fired furniihed Repair* and Thc Holland Evening Sentinel of | last Wednesday records the death of Mra. Edwin Antlsdel. who passed away suddenly from a stroke, ! Tuesday evening at her home at l:»o Macalawn park where she had re­ , | sided the past 47 years. She had ' iw-rn in ill Health fnr tlmr in- . i. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS a. CARDS OF THANKS C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 1 nnd Mrs John P. Quinn. Survivors I include the husband: a daughter, Geraldine at home; and a son, Ed­ win, Jr., of Rolland. Burial was at | Oakhill cemetery. Grand Rapids. | Mra. Antlsdel lived In Hastings JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE ’ SURETY BONDS Phone 2319 Natl Bank Bldg. tf 1 AUCTIONEER city on Tuesday night of last week, following a paralytic strike The funeral was held Thursday after­ noon at 2:00 o'clock at the Bowens DEWEY REED Ketlmatea cheerfully given. Date* ran be mad"------.... Phon* J467 1,,,’lr rani. Nir 55ih »>>!<1 Mr., f.. W. Th Mr a>..l Mi.ldllovillr. ----------- Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS COMMUNITY NOTICES FOE SALE-170 acre* ef goad FOB BALE-Anolher good bam. lend. In BaiUmore Twp Hie fair in Bret Ward, nearly med.ru. baa hoc, bars* and ether oatbaUdlu* two lota, with lota of frail, bulb Far only S3L00 per acre. Be. thl. targe end email. Would trade for a email farm. Priced at only 43.300. The Doud Ladles Aid will be en­ tertained by Mrs. Leslie Gould for supper Thursday, Aug. 21 All ate C. "BILL” SHERWOOD i FOB INSURANCE i Hotel Hutlng* , Church on Thursday. August 27. Hostesses are Mn. Myrtle jCasteleln. Mn Gladys Couch and Mn. Myrtle Sanborn. Visitors are cordially in- Phone tMI tf. Brush Ridge The Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle will meet with Mrs. Jessie Hine. Au­ gust 27 for an nil day meeting. V Lu­ CASH For*your old Scrap Iron, Rodiatort, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & i Elevator, Haatinge n-30 | 1 FOR BALE—Dry hardwood end dry mill ’5 r»rd lot*. Myer.. Phoao 3510 Um. If. tf HOUSEHOLD GOODS ll rafted The big wages pal^ In factories engaged In war work have attracted several thousand former Farmers, ATTENTION run r*u.—»|>l >iir (a> every PAYDAY WE PAY TOP MARKET PRICE | HEATING FUEL | ga MAKE FOB UU-OM4 home ta Bret FOB BALL A very Sue modern Ward. nearlv modern ml’ p.'-t borne in Third Ward. Co.t more •4. and well papered Intlde. Dan then twice that much to build, bat at STIdoJo” *,rT •b”Uz- JPruw4 would eeU for *5.500. A tne home Quimby Tlie Quimby W. S. C. S. will meet Call > »-20 ! F«»K SALE- f..d davenport. Call .:'-<*<• beforv •.)>» f m • 30 i toR BALE—I large .Ue eireu atiaj letter Leave*:. Lure*, phose Woodland .30 LOST—FOUND-ST BATED LOST—Small. male Beagle b -und I While «>tb Ma.k .j~.t .n hip EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for tome of that good YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE .*30 1 BOND DAY Lily White Flour HORSES COWS$A00 WE HAVE A COLLECTOR Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service Truss Fitting SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. PHONE HASTINGS-2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK! HORSES COWS HIDE MUST RE IN GOOD CONDITION PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE CALL NEAREST STATION HASTINGS-2697 IONIA—400 �' - • ■ THE HASTINGS f ICHTY-SEVtMTH YEAR BANNER HAST IN OS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. YOUNG MinULMN!£.S£^ WRITES LETTERS ~ 1942 SECTION TWO—FAGO 1 SOUTH SHULTZ Mr. and Mrs. Ruosell Whittemore :Falconer of Irving-Carlton townline, were recent vUlion at th" hotm i Rev. and Mra. Fred Hom and Ek- were Saturday evening callers at 1Visited their aunt. Mrs. Hazel Nagel. of their parent* here. * ther. Mrs Ada Ashby and Mra. Melvin Smiths at Goodwill._____ i a f**’ d.v. ta*r Mlua i<iu. u--.... Kenyon ... attended u-j .u_ lhe meet­ Mes-dumes Sara Erway and Clara Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCann and Ings at Pennock Grove Sunday. । Robinson arc spending the week 1daughter. Jane, of East Lansing ing agents of lhe Rubber Reserve . । Rev. and Mrs. Izland Sherrard with ’ the Louie Erway .family In Co are not making excessive pro- TWENTY YE^ARS AGO . attended church services Sunday at Kalamazoo. I Au*- ,8- 1922 i Level Park near Battle Creek. Rev. With Hal tings Girl in September, then went to England fit* In lhe scrap rubber salvage Mrs Roy Erway spent the week­ program as rumor Has IL |- pubarment proceedings against , Sherrard preached. , in the Ward Erway home in a . .1.. “nd crashed in flight over Loch AS AN AID TO COMBAT The Ra^rve Co. was authorized Bancr°U U” 1! Visitors at Alva Kenyan's Sunday end Second Installment. BepL lMl. Lomond very tragic and a perI Hastings She reports Mra. Erway were Mr and Mra. George Martin ’who just returned from the hospital Xlu? n disposition and liked by and Mr and Mrs, John Mason of as i recovering nicely. w trail*. I just thought you nuiy like I ereryOne. .Nashville. Donald Kenyon of Bat­ Mtas Genevieve Erway accompan­ mtaeriss. mucus forming. Irritating l d *7"W.r.rea<,i What ta the general onus of tle Creek spent the weekend with ।ied the Frank Ferris family lo Fort foods may now ba replaced by <« “p,; ix.’®*'’. j,‘“n * .b c ° J them । Custer Sunday to call on Dwight ‘delicious, pleasant, non-mucus, 1 John Graham of Kalamazoo spent Ferris. non-irritating foods. Follow the Imported magazines or periodicals ! several days with Mr. and Mra r' Mr and Mrs. Russell Thornton of Come here are. not allowed now to save dollar naiiciivuiM, tuiiiuiitcu w,-wimsimiu inventories and closed their books'®L I Fr»nk, Honi. ~ . . Charlotte were Sunday visPors at NEW ALLERGY exchange). y AS.>“?. .,Mr Bnd larabee and Warren's. Urtl. Russell Alfor any aggression and stand behind any June 18. 1842, becoming virtually' J 1".. and Mrs. Mra. ume Dole Larabee and Clyde Clyde Warren's. luUon. stater. Collette. JusUnia'J IrMrand “rST" Ywltantl ,<f m er Uttle for . ........ Mr.Wiltow IVinutrl Uannim, . n remained .... Here in this office it's very quiet, move-made by the Preaident of U. 8 government employes. HEALTH FOOD PLAN bosses never worry me. get a little the U. 8>At -The people here are These broker, buy and sell ex- Philip arwf Jamas. were^nner m rata n? I *,lh hto 8randP“rcnli Using smooth, soothing. Imported determined to defend against cluaively for the Federal Govern- | Omar Christian lias resigned a. Lester S^nJvm^ SatStaH -------Mrs. Stuart Brownell and son Il's caHed* the Mains Office from any aggression by .Japan and will ment and have no financial in-I. clerk at Lnppenthien's store and IMerle SevUle a^d Stanley were Sunday visitors al where outride distribution is made fight with all their might. In the Jack Erway'*. to factories nnd consumers for 180 meantime, wc are praying that hos- lerest in It except a commission , wm enter Kalamazoo Normal for I Gerry «nd Fva Sonneville and .7•«..£<*«. 8m. 1 miles north of Adelaide to 80 miles ----- , ~ ---- , ------ ------ ~ vi«ivn>«ry cumiiusston ns—< south and 60 miles cast. I can't pnyln, for lhe----------------- «' । day with them, as a palliative for Imai irritations lUhed In Uie ln.de Ur ee-" “«7 1 RjTHlRTY YEARS AGO Rev. and Mrs Leland Sherrard. tell where lhe power house Is but of the nose and throat. Mrs. Doris Burger Bo'ven of Flint Dilkittily frtih frvtn Okr this is, for Its output, »ne of the Aug. 15. 1042. Mr* Martha Hom and Esther and REFRIGERATED has uecii been ' ■■■■»• Mrs. ....... Mina i'.enyon spent spent aa very most efficient powerhouses in lite laii'iy me many uik siriara in your ooents ns these avenin are eo,dnn_,< * Von ‘ Furnlss of Nashville ...» very and Mrs John Perry one day last world and of that fact we arc all coalmines. What really was at the .o ujru-irrade clean and 'clfclfcl 8CCre,“ry of Ute Michigan enjoyable evening Friday with Mr. week. From here she went tn Big Candy Caiintr naturally proud. We work 44 hours bottom of them—outride elements or, rubber vnm tar min Stale Pharmaceutical Assn. and Mrs. Clarence Applegate and Rapids where her children all re­ At mcnl 1 • m 6nlp‘ Miss Charlotte Mnnni of Grand ' Elsie and all enjoyed a wiener roast side. a week (tong hours for an offfte; Just Internal dissatisfaction? five day* a week—Monday to Fri­ any rate. Il’s a good Job they are " . !Rapids, sister 'of Deputy Sheriff "nd lovely lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nagel went lo “ '™> u» -J. "• hUh,h„ u .-------------- 7——-------------day). Tlic office staff Ivere works •HIM. Sunfield Sunday to Barnaby Park to Lionel. * ttde ,!5I?P, ~ BC<^Ue. govern- 1[teacher teacher In In the the Hastings Hasting:, schools. schools. AfORTH HOPF the same number of hours as do Camp meeting. ............ »l?Mhe,Pn Uiiscs W“l ioe th.e IU.X1 wnicn wh,ch I _ She _ taught In Traverse City last MORTH HOPF. ..linesmen, drivers, electrical me­ Mr and Mrs. Bert McCallum and chanics and fitters, etc., but don't I the lhe Rubber Reserve ta inVin.. taking i., In ।I year ' ' a few days last week at Grandville . | bu*Jn« to* grade rubber. The ; Miss Bertha Newman succeeds grandson of Cloverdale called Sun­ at tl>e home of their son Roy and mind much. I reckon it's just as ------------- --Tlie Leslle-Cogawcll reunion i“ J?lU rw^lve * fe* de’ !F. A. Sisson as Citiaens Telephone day afternoon on Mr. and Mrs family hard to get up ut one time as an­ Donald McCallum. held nt Charlton Park. Smmay. ‘ cl ™to<d on the bases of a 60manager at Freeport, other. though H's a bit crook some­ Revs. Lloyd and Mabel Nagel have times. about 30 being present. The fam- i J*1’1 period, at the end of ! -----------Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Merle been returned to Sunfield where ■ It Is spring here in Adelaide now Illes of Wm. and Maurice Cogswell i *'d'h ,tlrnc lhelr h00*5-' **U I* FORTY YEARS AGO Tobias of Dowling and Mr nnd Mrs. they have pastorates In thc United Mr. and Mra. Orr-----------Fisher—at-4 ad­ Brethren church. and It's beautiful—lhe parks and and --------------------------------. “udll*d bE ,the RFC, and fees ----------Lewis Ferguson of Delton and Mrs I Aug. 21. 1902 gardens are masses of splendour. ' tended from this vicinity. j Juried on °n a » cost basis. Mr and Mrs. John Lappley and ! Miss Mildred Lahr went to Fort Laura Wurm and son. local, called Oh, you know what it's lute in , Alfred Fisher. Mrs. Eva Troulwein I ---------------; Wayne. Ind. Tuesday where she on Mr and Mrs. Otto Praruhka and Mrs Hattie Fisher of Silver Lake spring! j and Mrs. Eda Tyler of Woodland i T,,REE CORNERS and Kenneth and Bien Graham of family Sunday. ‘r Thursday ' nuraaay ennner guests or What is the feelingf now now of of the the wc *w dinner guests of Mr. Mr. ||, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. ciair Clair D. D. Yelter Yelter atat- ewterT't^cher P°Wh°Ue ’thero'^riw Grand Rapids were Sunday guests Warren Sefton and friends of »d Mr> endedthe Ute wJdding tf her of Mrs. Lillie Sowerby. average American? Neutral, Neutral, taoiso- ,. “ — Mrs. Orr Orr Fisher, F—her, honoring honoring Mrs Mrs. ,। ‘tended thcYelter Yelterreunion reunionlast lustSur F - till attend otherwise? I' Troulweln's Troulweln's birthday. birthday She 8he received received Iday Fallasburg Lowell. «.J*,.r?!*JJJ!? Grand Rapids spent Sunday at j Mrs. Martha Dean entertained latlonbt. pro-Brltlsh or or otherwise? day at nt Fallasburg park.park. Lowed. (brother. Harry Lahr, draughtsman their cottage here. In Australia we are intensely * beautiful bosket of flowers and Clarence Sisson, Mrs. Carr from Rochester. Mich. Intensely inter- '* *“**•*• ** "--------------------------•* | Mr- and -Mra. --------*--------- ---L. ~ Junior Wurm spent a few days at the Car Seal factory. ested in yourattitude, particular- 18*,u- "nd In the afternoon the ladles Miss Betty and Paul were Sunday i c E Rowtader of Woodland has with Mr. and Mra. Durbin and . ly tothe sinking of your ships and were “»«« «l Mrs. Clara Wilder's I dinner guMta of Mr. Uke and Mra. Er-’;rrn.^ Wlndes Is '.TitolTl spending nrat Cunninghjun*of OdesS elev,U>r ne*-r ‘he C K ,‘Mr> Andm . Mrs Argyle ilhh.rhmb.na with regard to the Pacific situation. “nd Mrs. Elsie Cogswell's in Hasland S Ry. station and the plant, Rose Marie Rose ta the house 1 iOak. l'm taking my first A. R. P. lesson ,ln»slong idle. Is -now running blast. called at the homes of Mr and Mrs ' “Mrs. John Belson ta caring for her , „full today but I Tiope <111 never have 1 Mr" Millie Fisher was a Wedncs- guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs 1 Gersham Severence ,and and Corpor- Pred Anders and Mr. and Mra. WilClaude A. Hammond and Paul tar I °" sh “ ,n Severence Corp to use lhe knowledge I’ve gained fl#y afternoon caller at Mra. Jennie the week , granddaughters, their mother hav.-.-h. Riley. Co C. 7th U .. g Ham Anders Saturday. £ l‘». HUgh We have had several blackouts- , Slocum's and Mrs. Ed* Tyler's in i ing employment In the new factory, Cavalry, week James F. Hammonds Sunday she C “”*rV last' w "k received their GLASS CREEK ■ they're serious. Woodland. I Middleville where they have Two months later. Th« Misses Ruby and Orel* Cogs- accompanied friends to Valparaiso. discharges from a three years —M to « spend .pcnu the u« day. uay. । service with Uncle Sam. They arOur summer season has begun al- weU c»Ued on Mrs. Alice Moon' in Ind., S"™” °“' M S ’n,ST; “ ‘ "»l»n 1W. ‘-Tor run Kn«. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and rlvcd home Montlny ,rom chlek“ready and we have a real dose dally ; Woodland, Wednesday afternoon, Pvt. Robert Bryans of Fort Knox. P*1* where ‘hey haw bwn mu .nd w “nd K> - and MU* Betty Flanders of with temperatures at 100.7 nnd 108 4 I Remember the W. 8. C. 8. al Mra. son Dean of Delton. Mtas Jeanne - • ««e^a----- e« . — . sLntlnnrrt sincA An—11 nicy serv- n, u Har° d i »®n? Sunday dinner guesta Corrie Fishers Fisher's Wcdn.esctav Wednesday. Au* Aug. degrees so far. It looks like some C"Tle ------ . -- ------ ...-------- M. Across the I OUs ,nd Mn Art Oils of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo, who ware were vi.vta- I of '------B—P° ‘ l’“lufk **--------------more tomorrow. One thing ta that ' 19 ror "upper, All are discharges of both men. ta written ui Mr s/ n ? L r ‘ Mrs “ Sowerby oranam He Williams. Mrs. *Isa Graham has lias rereit’s good swimming nnd bench invited. 'Extra -Good" denoting the best wni nnrf ‘ " nd R0> lurned ,O hcr homc *n Washington. Item of- ■-----interest — to local .peoMr. and Mrs. Clair D. Yelter mo­ weather. The harvest has started I An !tc — z — with an ncutc shortage of farm lab- P|e '’I11 f°und on the social tored to Kalamazoo Sunday where Ur , U ,r , I D c• “ visit with her mother Mr. *nd Mrs John Havens and And 1UUri here or. Adelaide in the summer Ls fair- rP*«e- headed “It'a a Small World." they were guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney of Hastings were Sunday ~ ' -— — ... FIFTY YEARS AGO ly drab and dry but there are beau- ; Elmer Lzslle of Detroit called on Lester D. Yetter. Mrs. Florence Blackford has gone visitors at Forrest Havens'. Tile Wool Co. shut down ------- Boot _ — I--------Mr. and Mra. Floyd Jordan and tiful cool drives, parks, gardens nnd I relatives here and attended lhe re­ to Hickory Comers to assist In car­ Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Olla and sons. ing for Mrs. George Thomas, mother son George of Hastings Were Sun­ yesterday to allow its employes to river-lakes between the northern I Union Sunday. Keith and Terry, of Kalamazoo, of Mrs. Marble. section of lhe city and the southMr Mrs- Norman Barry nnd day guests of Mr. and Mra. George take in the excureton. HASTINGS PHONE 2115 J. N. Burroughs will erect a were Sunday evening callers at em. or Adelaide proper. Then daughter Joanne spent most of last Kelley. Darlene and Donald Falconer.' largo green house at his residence Fred Otis.' nround the city ta a belt of park- week wlth Mr- “nd Mra. Glen Par­ children of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard lands varying In size to something , “ns and son of South Bend. Ind., Miss Betty. Paul and Russell Lind -uboUt *>« mile who' who u.'Ar« were variUnnlhvacationing «l at u/nll Wall latr* lake. of Woodland called Sunday on Mrs. have over 1400 feet of glass. Manager Knight of the Chair Al thi? Semaphore, a bench near 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holladay of Carlton Bump and br<y at Pennock Co. seems io be Just Hie man the liere, a carnival ta held here every I Walkerville and Mr. and Mrs. Ross hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams call­ company has been looking for. Christmas lasting 10 days. There Near of Muskegon were over tjie are plenty of aide shows nnd amuse­ weekend guests nt Mr. and Mrs. El­ ed on relatives near Clarksville. FORMES RESIDENT PASSES ments. ■ Wc get about n week mer Gillespie's. Mr. Holladay ta an Sunday. A telegram received last Wednes­ David Robinson enjoyed a trip ■ thrown in on pay at Christmas time. uncle of Mrs. Gillespie, whom she day morning "by Mrs. D. C. feronson This year they’ve only got to pay had not seen for several years, so to Fort Wayne. Ind., Sunday. Lieut, and Mrs. Harvey Kenney tells of the death of her sister. Mrs. us for three days out of that week because the remainder nre public prise. Miss Doris Gillespie of Lan- of Oscoda were house guests of her Caroline Schumann Lovett, al Mill holidays and a weekend. December alng also visited the home folks over parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clair D. Valley, California She Is the third of a family of five girls and five । Yelter the past week. 28th <29th this year), ta a public the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. James Slocum and holiday in South Australia because BARNUM SCHOOL David, made a business trip to Bat­ born in Cleveland but lived all her it jas on this date in 1838 that the Mrs. Alta Shanta and Mrs. Bessie early life In Hastings, being a tle Creek. Monday. first pioneers landed and founded daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. that state. They landed about 8 Allerdlng of Woodland visited Mra Ben Crockford Friday. . Peter Schumann, and was a fre­ miles south of here either in Janu­ The Richard Durkee family of —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— quent visitor here all her life. ary or February. I nip going per Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Val­ push-bike during my annual leaye entine of Hastings visited at the and tour Kangaroo island with an­ Fred Durkee home Sunday. other chap. We arc going to rough Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lennon and It for a fortnight and live under the friends of Lansing called on Mr. stars. Glance at the map and you and Mrs. Ben Crockford Sunday. will find the island south of Ade­ Wm. Crockford and Mrs. Grace laide. Just off lhe toe of the pen­ Cole of Woodland called on Mr. and insula. Mra. Ben Crockford. Friday. If you still have that map handy Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Holmes of take a look at a place called Ta- Grand Rapids and Mr and Mra. L. neenda which ta about 50 miles E. Holmes of Woodland spent north'of Adelaide. It ta to here that Thursday at the Herbert Johnston I went twice in the past three weeks home. Mr. and Mra. Frank Holmes on duty for the company. The tour Just returned from lhelr vacation was 'something like this—for the most of which they spent on the first six miles we were in the sub­ shore of Lake Superior In the "cop­ urbs of Adelaide, then we struck per country." They told of the out (In a V-8) along the Main wonderful scenery, and brought North road. First we passed the back many interesting pictures. slaughter nnd abattoirs, then a few Walter Durkee's condition remains miles on we come to a big aero- about the same. • drome where there were many Air Open house was held at the home Force trainee taxiing up and down of Mr. and Mrs. Joe crockford,Sun­ It's a proven fact, that a stored lhe field and still more fn the air. day in honor of their golden wed­ Then we went past the biggest ding anniversary which ta Aug. 11. car deteriorates foster than munitions factory in the southern Those present from a distance were hemisphere and one of the world's Mr. and Mrs. 'Bernard Davta. Mr. one that is sensibly driven biggest. We sow the golden crops and Mrs. John Hynes of Lansing. swaying In ti>e breeze, some cut. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens and every day. The some is true thc remainder standing. §oma crops daughter! of Grand Haven. were about 8-7 feet high. Then we of fires. As proof place a box Mr. andfMr* Keith Durkee went came to a place called\Gawler, a to Lansing Tuesday to accompany fairly large towh. Then we turned Mra. Durkee's sister to Ann Arbor of rubber bands in storage. and came into the richest vineyard where their father. Adam Endres of After a few months they lose country In Australia — Angaston. Freeport underwent a serious opera­ Nuriootpa. Lyndoch. and Tanemda tion last week. their resiliency, may even fall Mr. and Mra Raymond Wickham nunda our firm has Just bought out of South Lyons. Dell Wickham of apart. So be patriotic and the private powerhouse and extend­ Battle Creek returned to work after ed our supply a few miles to take spending lhe past two weeks at keep your car running—but tn this township. It Is a very pret­ home. ty township, well laid out. quiet, Mn. Archie Wilson of Kalama­ clean, and the people were very hos- zoo ta spending a few days with Mrs. Ktable. Hcwwver. my Job was to Roy Wickham. ond sensibly! t'.out thc spare parts and tools to the engines which we had pur­ chased. and which we intended to MUNICIPAL COURT Harold R. Ward was questioned sell. Fortunately the job took two days, so that meant two tripe, and by the officers in regard to an accident tn which he was Involved Incidentally some grand meals. Ye,,trdoy HAY FEVER nd SINK »■ T w“~" •“» i I “> « *“"1 ,h* x °* t El Aguinaldo Cubin Wonder Hosey ^CHOCOLATES X"w.'g“ xs TR Vanilla Comp. Full pt. $1.59 DRUG SPECIALS $1.00 Zonite 60c Lysol Disinfectant 43c 75c Penslar Saline Effervescence __65c 50c Penslar Milk Magnesia, pt.39c 75c Pepsodent Antiseptic 25c Forhans Tooth Paste 75c Colonial Club Shampoo 60c Sal Hepatica wuu.m. 01 SuM«' •™> “» $1.20 Bromo Seltzer *■»« t.?* ..59c ...19c 49c _.95c 75c Mode Brushless Shave Cream _72c LyBARKER’S J™ American Banking GOES TO WAR A country that is up in arms for freedom needs united effort in production from its industries, business, labor, farming —AND BANKING. The banks of America, the Hastings City Bank in­ Keep your car in condition for younelf - and Uncle Sam cluded, have expanded their normal facilities to include the sale of War Bonds', Victory Loans to speed produc­ tion of war machinery, and safe deposit for War Bonds and other valuables. Bank at the Hastings City Bank for security and convenience of location. BUY WAR BONDS OFTEN! VULCANIZING AND GENERAL he had been operating a car for some time without a drivers license He was directed to make his appearance bi Municipal court, and appeared before Judge Cort­ bourne last Tuesday night to begin rlght one day last week. He ad­ their training In various branches mitted the offense and paid the of the Royal Australian Navy. It 13AO fine and 14 50 costs assessed makes me kick because I went with them and they got through and I didn't, neither did another one MARRIAGE LICENSES Leon Hale. Fort ’Custer 32 to get Into the Naval Auxiliary Rowena A. Sheffer. Hastings ..25 Patrol, of which initial training I Richard V. Grace, Olivet,, Mich. 40 have almost completed. Well ba going out on duty soon. That will Leia Belle Sialhood. Dowling ..35 and every day they're putting on new Juniors and now have resorted to employing girls In our branch. Eight of my school cobbers and TIRE REPAIRING ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime, For night serv­ ice phone 2352 or 2230 Mkklgsa ■stlsrlss, WiU.kl.14 Wipsr. s Gtseal ag HASTINGS CITY \ ^Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous PHONES: 2105.2103 HASTINGS, "MICHIGAN �FAOE TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST M, IH» "W Mra Clyde Skinner and Mra. Ger- ! ited ralatlves at Ensley canter. I vtalting Mvan different states. They 1 holders of the Caledonia Elevator I cemetery. She is survived by two held at 3 o'clock Tuesday from the Ind. All are enroute to a conven- trude Harris drove to Kalamaeoo Sunday and were supper guests of । visited Mrs. Farnsworth's parents Oo. at Caledonia. Tuesday evening 1 eons, Melvin of Reed City and Gli- Beeler funeral home with Friday and met the former's stater, friends in Grant. >n Allerton. Iowa, and hta mother in tn and bad a part in disposing of the th^s ;Ibert Uon at Toronto. Canada. Friday '1 In bert of Fremont, also a daughter in Mt. Hope cemetery Frank Brown, who citv. has been KanjM Mo, and were in iUn- ■ fish supper. . |I Irene Reed Cttv. City She Mr and Mr* Jack Rosenberg and Mrs Donald r*—.m Leyendeckcr who re- I| Mrs ____ .. Kansas Ma_ and wereCity. in Linmnner. Irena of Read Sh« wm w» the pathy of many friends is fell the loved ones in this bereavement. granddaughter, Joanne Smith of turned from a month's visit with jesOrtlng al lhelr Gun lake cottage.:C0“1'Ne?1 on.“u5ln”f- The? *** I Mrs. Roy McCaul -will teach the;wW®w of Rev- &en Mohr who Mulliken spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaachcle drove her htubund at Camp Crowder. Mo .t took the fisherman's laurels by ! !3' 4 ,nd 5th ,r*de* “** ’ to Potterville. Bunday and brought -— Neosho -u, OK - WM glad to re­ brlngl^ln’;* ft. “si^T .Farnsworths year. mouthrt ■ who are from the •*»‘pori schools this comingthis ’Domini ^>7 ’ *nd u*hWn *™<«l>c*l WEST HOPE near She Mrs. R.'s sunt bock with them for and family , turn to the coolness and graenness bau. one day last Week, a ftah din- P‘*n “ fn. J" JJtite’ Produce I Mr3 Camer Schondelmayer ta ' Mr. and Mrs- Lynden Jonncock Donald and Raymond . Carey of 1a few days' visit of Michigan after the heat and ner wu the order of the day Bun-home from Pennock hospital ,11 v.ryl Boyjr of Laming and Muri and sons jack. Jerry, and -Juntac. Grand ■Rapids are spending the ■—• —r------- —r—• -* ■ day. with her father and *tater,' thc PUWn Rin< 00 , Hastings and making n fine reoov- Boyer and **'"* ’” of ------ ------------drouth of the south. family Hastings spent* and daughter Joy and Mrs. Zripha wM *1 tte Wm. of ttel: uncl.. "I™> • Wnitem. e.U SunOjj .... Mrs. Obert Griffeth is al Bowne Frank Le. and Mtas Edna, and Mrs ’„ try from her recent major opera- Sunday with lhelr mother. Mra. Morehouse left Monday morning on Ml CW. W«i of lorn. I"-<? Mattle Benaway and Burdet aa | Mtaa Helga Peteraon of Wilmette. ----Claude Kermeen and family. a vacation trip through the north­ r—.nH j.v~i H.'iwh nt uraira iA& Howe, Ind., that their Center caring for Mrs. Lenna John­ guest*. Mr. Brown earns up for the I HU ta spending .a week with Mra. Mr. and Mn. Frank Wither and ern part ot lhe state. daughter. Mr*. Steeby. wu in lhe son who was brought home Friday | Mr. and Mra. Claude Rosenberg Mr and Mra. Almond Webber fatidte f h Niles hospital with injuries <ui- from the Blodgett hospital where weekend nnd Bunday evening they I R°y McCaul of Clay Hills. The two 1 and their grandchildren, Jacqueline daughters Gladys and Laura of were Bunday dinner guesu. of Mr. brother. Harry and family| ln a fall Iteps at she Itad been seriously ill. returned to their home in South ' were school friend* when attending Western State. - ‘ . 1Bnd Monro« Rosenberg and Mtas Grand Rapids were Saturday call- and Mra. Ira Osgood and family Mra. Robert Cisler Is home^from Bend. Ind. western otare. KUU(, vl,Ued hta brother Mr. and Mra. Carl Bruning and thc Evangelical Riverside camp at Private Gerald Anders visited lhe .WdUacu Llebler has returned from , *"*•!" /'wilter „ puinwtll. ,M . u>ur. baby daughter, and hta parent* all Buchanan. She wu said not to be Grand Rapids where she spent some time In the hospital, and is much Ann Arbor, greatly improved In 1 of Muskegon were gues&i at the > Mriousiy hurt. •“S’Ti. >"• School., .< rwuwlte on The young people who conducted home folks over- the weekend. Ira and Belie McCallum visited health and is again at his usual wedding • Methodist par*«i*ge.„8und«5\ Aug- j Mr janis Campbell. improved In health. of hta nephew. Harold Al- sundav I the morning service, at the Metho­ Mr. and Mrs. Isaac De Back near J. L. Rugg and son. Lieut. Robert place In the store. len. and Mtas Alice Lee, Friday night 1 . were Sunday dinner guests of her Rugg. enjoyed a boat trip down Uie Mr and Mrs. Ernest Dunlap and 1 Prairieville Bunday. ' ( formed the baptismal service for stater in Grand Rapids. :TTiornapple VHIIUKICMJUL . . - . ~ ----- ■--- .------- .--- ~ river from Irving Mr. and Mra. Vance Sharp spent Mr. and Mrs. James Anders or the infant home In the northeut section of | U>e UuxtaiiUul mannar in which all Goodwill. Mr and Mrs Ronald An­ Chester Baxter, who had been /thursday. ,< On account of high the weekend at Houghton lake .Mra. .. Nellie...Ward\of Otsego te .... town now .occupied by the Georg. I weirp.ru. two special mustR An. receiving treatment*'ut University/,water and swift current the trip Mrs. Mary ’ Flnkbeiner of Leighton 1 visiting Willson family. • They will not move I “* number* a solo by Ell Holea Ralph Cook were dinner hospital in Ann Arbor, arrive*! home' which they have made many times Is spending some time at hcr home 1 fey. , ischool ip 1837. He ta operating the Bernard Wleringa, son of Mr. and Wednesday evening of_J**t-Tveek ।in previous years was made in three on lhe west sidy. ‘K Gcukes accmnoimlat wer/.n 1m" Springer and family Sunday h Members of the Masters-Jones farm of hta father-in-law on M-37 hours instead of Ute usual five. It Mrs. Fred Wleringa of north Grand during lhe blackout:" n«e rmn,™,. (ram IM* vldn“ „ ‘ t JtailS. J ~' •>*'>*•> „»>n Mrs. Haltie^Carpenter and llttl* fc> a very picturesque outing. circle of the Methodist church are 1near Bailey. Harold's many friends j Five young men from thta vlqlnRapids street had an operation-for presalve part of the service. Jimmie -gronridaugjiter. Janet Maclver, of Attorneys Albert Parker and Con- ____ asked __ _ to remember _____ _ __ the________ monthly ________ ;1 In thta_ vlcbilly _________________ extend best_______ wishes I U»' were at Kalamaaoo lut week Puihemus read the scripture lesson meeting at Ute V. B. camp grounds Partneler. *i>ent Thursday in Grand :Un of Ann Arbor were in town on i meeting this Thursday afternoon at for a happyI-'. future. ‘ .r z —j. ' for final examination for induction and MIm Roberta Slagel lad the re­ near Sunfield. Sunday. Rapids witli her son, George Mac- Ibusiness Wednesday, and-atao called j the home of -----Mrs. Wm. Sweet on,1 Mlsgej j-— June •— and -­aiorln caepemer ' !nt* ““ Ira and Belie McCallum called ------------------------su^41 Le5* sponsive reading. MIm Jane Hoop­ on Monday. St.------------------------------------ oj Grand Rapids and little Charles * McDonald wu rejected but the on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Campbell on the fanner's parent*. Mr. and - East Main w». Mr. and Mrs. Clare Watson of gave lhe preliminary report of I ------------------- ------------------— ooyian tneir : folIowln< r°ur were accepted and er Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Hildreth of Mra. Chas Parker. Mis* — Donna Davta spent last week Boylan ot of uuego Otsego are visiting vtalting their Battie Creek, former residents of lhe girls stay at the Methodist camp near Middleville Thursday. at thp Hl* Barry Barr*- county emmtv fair fair in in rh.ree Mra. Alma Thompson and dangh- ,f charge urandparenta Mr and Mrs E. E will leave the Mth for service; Rich­ al Lake Louise In northern Michi­ Middleville and Irving were greet­ Grand Rapids were Sunday guests ' Mrs. George Steeby of Leighton |I at iwnshln hrfs'been hrfs'bccn confined lo the thc of lhe the 4-H clothing. • I| Hickman. ’ ■ ' ard Perrault. Joseph Hula, John gan. followed by a detailed report of ter of Battle Creek were ealters al ing old friend.* In town Saturday of hte cousin/ Frank Pnndlc and township t-j1 Mra. Forrest Bender and three three!| _.. ' wife. bed the past few days with an atSmith and Harold Enders. Rich­ the L. D. Woodman home Sunday. evening. :! -m. Clare. John John and KenKep. 1, Jl^SS Xw ard L* taking lhe time before hta Uie Institute by her slater, Mtea ,' Jimmie Springer returned to Ids Mrs. C L. Hiar entertained Mrs. rack of summer flu. young-sons. Clare. Mra. Laura Curtiss, an employee Jean Hooper MIm Maxine Fink- ■ Mra. John Robertson left on Frl- I netii went to Hespeler, Canada. of the White Product* Corp, and E. J. Talbot. Mrs. Arthur Bell and Thuraday visit parent*. ’ 'I, Charles Flashman of Bradley l» trip to Ft. Custer to have a siege bclner, the third delegate to the work in Detroit on Monday after ------J— *to — '*'* her ---------------with the mump*. a week's vacation al home her four children of Battle Creek Mrs E F. Blake at a 10 o'clock day for Hattiesburg. Miss, for a concluded the service with spending 1 Herman McConnell, who has been ’landing some time visiting old nMh^ hmwK|ln*tlI,iyh?>enIi Sluld'}y Camp, taking In the Fair. “ xoutna nnd have moved info the Austin house breakfast at hcr Gun lake cottage. week's visit with her husband at a very very line fine taut talk on on "Tne •’The Youths 1 working In Highland Park. Ut the fIn Leighton township, hta , ; Wednesday _________ ____________________ to honor the birthday — of Camp Shelby. Mr. and Mra. Will McCallum vis­ on Grand Rapid* St. nLr Ul,hton ‘ownship , pUce ln churth .. wllh attended ' Mr. and Mrs Andrew Finkbelnrr Michigan Unemployment service. 1fornler home. Mrs. Prank Shaw — . — the Mra. Talbot. n1 young peoole to carry on lhe task ited relatives jn Kalamazoo Sunday. —wc notice Glen Blake’s name have sold their farm twd miles wtal hnx been transferred to Holland. • Mtas Loueta Ctxrtt -who had been 1 Dar Cutler of lhe United States । of llw church u laid down by the funeral of her cousin. —— Burd• Pieraon Miss Mary Moe. Mrs. Ora Davis spending the summer with her par- N**y returned to the Panama, ol(ier mtfnbc„. the futUne of PROBATE COURT at Bdwerui Mills. Thursday after­ among the grand jurors called for and one-half mile north of town, United oiate.i State* uu»>v* district tuuii court io to wucon- to Galen Fry arid 'held an auction and Mr. and Mrs Clifford Davta ent* in Battle Creek, returned to ^•’“^^•"“^•ruriough Christ's Kingdom ta secure, noon ; UJ1IICU ESt. Patricia Anne O'Connor. Dis­ daughter*. Marcella, 'thc home of hcr aunt. Mr* Surah spent with hta parents, Mr. and 11 Ted Robart of Beaumont. Texas, Mr. and Mra. Lewis Skinner of venc in Grand Rapid*. September 8. sale Tuesday. Tliey Intend to move and three charge of guardian issued, eslate ' Leighton township are enjoying a I ML*.* Jeanette Rugg began work lo Middleville some lime In the Myrtle and Norma were nt Trufant Campbel). Thursday evening. Her Mrs. Harold cutler northeast of. one Ume a pupil in Middleville enrolled. . % Sunday to the ,Bunce-Moe family mother accompanied hcr and went town. month's vacation trip In northern in thc office of the Bell Telephone future. !at Battle Creek, this*uweek Eat. Jack Thomas O'Connor. Dis­ Mrs Ted Smith and Mrs. Har­ reunion. I on to visit relatives at Alto. | Mr. and Mra. Leon Pott* of 'Clay icitoota, called on hta uncle. Hoy Michigan. . r-~v Mrs Norman Carpenter of De­ ris Smith and little son of Grand Mr and Mrs T- I Gillett and ■ Mr. and Mrs Sam Coats were in Hill* vicinity spent Friday after­ McCaul in the Clay Hills dtatrict charge of guardian issued, estate The AUe-Bar Farmers club will enrolled. meet for a picnic supper at Mur­ troit te spending the week with her Rapids were’ Thursday visitors of Mra Pearl Kenyon were in Lake Grand Rapids Sunday as guest* at noon with her stater. Kirs Lenna Tuesday. Mrs A. B. Lewis and little son Oderaa Friday afternoon to the thc marriage of the latter's non, 1 Johnson who was brought that day phy's Point. Gun lake. Friday. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed Mra/Hatlie Smith. Mrs. A. H. Parker returned home funeral of Mrs G.'« aunt. Mr*. Harold Enders to Mta.* Doroliiy to her home in Bowne Center from David returned lo their home in De­ pointing administrator entered. ■ August 21. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Livergood of Saturday from a ten days' visit Frank Coykendall. aged 71. who Romans of that city. ■ the hospital. . troit. Friday, after a stall with her Eat Anna Scott. Warrant and in­ Deputy Sheriff Jerald Bedford Grand Rapids spent Saturday af ­ with friend* In Detroit. i Supt. and Mr*. J. F. Schipper and parent*. Mr. and Mrs L. E. Elwood. ventory filed. wm in Hastings the latter part of Leon William* of Kalamazoo 2nd Lieut. Robert Rugg left this slcknews She was a former real- dren of Parmelee entertained at a children were Sunday guest* of the week while Sheriff Bera was ternoon with her sister. Mrs. L. M. Johnson and family. . Monday night for Camp Tyson. dent of Yankee Springs and Rut- *family —dinner " * 'honoring ' Sunday, Supt. and Mra. John J. Verbeck of spent the weekend with hta ktatera. account filed. away on official business Mrs. Sarah Campbell and niece Tenn-- to continue hte training with land township* nqd well known by the 5th birthday of their little the Byron Center schools. The oc« Mrs. Art Kenyon'and Mra. Alton Est. Celia Chamberlain. Testi­ Mtas Donna Galster Is entertain­ He brought Floyd Hole's___ ___________________ mony of freeholders filed,__________ license to ing hcr friend. Miss Geraldine Gild­ Loueta Cook accompanied Mr. and Ute United States Coast Guard, anil many of the older resldenj-s of this daughter, Ruth Ann. whose birth- riulon wu a joint wedding anni­ Elwood Mrs Carl Pfcrdesteller to thc home aircraft barrage balloon division. • community Surviving beside* the versary celebraUon. The Schlppers car home as "Fuddy" Is now in the tell issued, oath before sale filed. ing of Mulllksn We have a sunflower in our gar­ husband, te a son. Sjate Trooper were Mr. and Mra. Andrew Fink- were I Est. Surtl* T. Ormsbe. Order a».... celebrating Uwlr 15th annl- U. 8. Marine*. Mr. and Mra. Stanlev f.vons and of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Malchcle in Supt. and Mra. Glenn Nykirk and signing certificate entered, order Infant daughter of Battle Creek I west Thornapple for Sunday dinner den that should have gone lo the Lester Coykendall of the Rockford bclner. Mr. and Mra Oscar Fink- veraary and the Verbecks their fourchildren of the Drayton Plain* allowing account entered. were weekend visitors of his parenU nnd the afternoon. Raymond Mal- fair, as It measures thirteen feet post, a daughter. Mrs. Marjorie belner and children and Mr. nnd ' teenth. Mr and Mra Ray Lyon* i chele was home from Ceresco where tall. However, tliat la all that can Hlerachler of Lake Odessa, and a Mrs Wilber Klump and Harold Mrs Pearl Kenyon and grand­ school* near Pontiac were Monday j Est. John W. Craven. Annual ecMr. and Mra. Jtenry Brog and he ta working. His brother. Max be said about it. for it bore only half-sister. Mrs Pearl Leslie Mat­ Temple all of this vicinity. daughter. Charlotte Kenyon, spent evrning caller* of her brother, Supt.' count filed. daughter Helen, went to Jackson I Fdward returned with him to Ceres- a pin head blossom at the top, and teson of tansing. i E*t. Neva . _ ... was in Lansing the ... Norman Maclvcr weekend in Cateddnia ......... with her J. F. Schipper and family. Arthur Valentine was home from I Wednesday on business and spent sister-in-law, Mrs Orpha Gray. Frank Lee hu received word of i count filed. no others. Sunday afternoon and all attended CO— ..1 —> at -. — — <1—.. ,he with hte cousin. Mrs chf- I Mrs. Dana Potter is spending the death on August 5 of hta cousin ; Est. Annie the cascades display in Uie evening. J Air. and Mrs. Henry Poutaon spent Mr. and Mrs Dale Wiley have thc u>m™ Willow » Run plant Ypailantl Helen remained for a week's visit ‘ f«wn Friday until Monday at Ypsl- moved from the cottage adjoining for the weekend. Junes H. Lee at Grand Junction, ' count filed. ford Wimer and family. three weeks In Grand Rapids al the Mrs. Russell Bender nnd chffdren with her friend. Polly Walker. itantl visiting her nephews. Donald the Methodist church to their new Est. Barbara Mapes. Annual acLadies of Middleville and sur-; home of her brother Elmer Woltjer. Colorado, at the age of 86 years, Mrs Louise Cleveland returned to and Howard Pebbles and families horde, known as the Hazel or Fud Bobble and Joon visited her moth- rounding vicinity who are Inter- । aratatlng her alster-tn-law who L* lacking one week Mr. Lee wa* 1------ ‘ * her home In Grand Rapid*. Friday Her little ' great-nephew. Terry Blake house on west Main St. Which • 1 bom in Yankee Springs township. I Est. Winifred Mapes. Annual ested in having a Red Cross chap- nursing :i fractured arm. lings the latter part of thc week. son of Mr. and '1 ।account filed. after a few weeks vtelt at the home Pebbles accompanied them home for they have recently Improved. ter in this community are asked to j ML*.* Jean Ylriffeth spent a cou­ Barry county, the »on of her son Jerald Bedford I» few day.*' stay. | Mr. and Mra. Wm. Myers of LanMra. A Voorhorat and daughter nsel at the home of Mra. Harry pie days last week wtth her friend. Mrs. Chas. B. Lee. early pioneer I Est. John Craven. Order con< Margaret and Joan K. Allerdlng Harold Johnson, son of Mr. and | sing spent the weekend with her Clara of Holland are spending a Batech on Grand Rapids St. at 2 , Alice Williams tn Ute Pleasant Hill *«tilers. Hta childhood was spent in I firming sale entered. 1 days with their daughter antfc1 o'clock Thursday. August 27 for district. of Coat* Grove are spending a few Mrs. Loren Johnson, has enlisted in I parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Gnim- few this vicinity, graduating from the I Eat Frances A. Schantz. Order 1 days with their grandparent*. Mr. the Navy, passed the examination mett of northwest Thoniappie and MMcr. Mra. J. F. Schipper and fam­ the purpose of organizing such a I Mr. and Mrs G E. Blnke left on high school of Rochester. 'confirming sale entered. ond -------leaves---the 24th for service, visited their son Billie who is spend- ilyI and Mra Henry Poulson. ------„ . --------------Hla marriaga to Clara Beil Smith. I Eat. Celia A. Chamberlain. Or- ' chapter. i Saturday...for--------------Hunters ----------------Lodge near —Vacation ..---- .... . ... . In ... 1 Grand rtranrt Marais Marais Upper Tlntwr Peninsula, Pontnsnta for for Nov. 4. 1840 wm solemnised in the|der allowing claims entered, bond Mr nnd — Mrs. —, Tony — Slagel — ingoflhe summer with hte grandpar---------Mra Tony Gclsscman. accompan- j The Bible school Expected guest* of Mr. and Mra. R. G. Cridler from thL* coming Fri- Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Slagel I enls led by her husband s parents. Mr. progress lids week at the Methodist I a couple days stay. We expect Middleville Congregational church.' on sale of real estate Bled. nf Middleville and Mr. and Mrs. ML** Edna Lee returned home Fri- and 1 Mra. Ed Fanuworth and her church had an enrollment ot Bl i Glenn will try lo bent the Middle­ Four years later thc couple moved I EM. Willard Moffitt. Oath be­ 1 brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Walter Thomas of Hasting.* were [day from a few days visit with mother. Mrs. Ernest Vermeulen.: children the opening day. Tire 1 ville girls'record as champion ftah- to Willow lake. South Dakota, where I fore sate filed, bond on sale filed, Sunday callers at lhe Ernest Verfriends In Detroit. Mrs. Gilbert Hill of Detroit, and--------- --------------------------------... trtok a-six days' trip to the west school Is in charge of Henry De-<«n. he engaged in the real estate *nd report of sale filed. ..... ... . . j Mr and Harry Stimson visher cousin and wife. Mr. and Mrs. rneulen home on Hte Irving road. last week, covering 3000 miles and Vries of Grand Rapids, a Christian I 17ie remains of James Burdick of hardware business. After twenty I Est. James E. Endsley. Order al| layman, assisted by a corp of local' Grand Rapids were brought to Mld- years' residence they moved lo I lowing claims entered. Est. Samuel P. Zerbe. Warranl , . (Sunday school workers. <dievtlie Saturday afternoon for in- Grand Junction, Colo., where he ’ ' Inventory ' ‘ filed. • 1 Mr. and. Mra. James Pender and terment In.Mt., Hope cemetery. Mr. took an active part in the business and •i I little granddaughter. Karen of the , Burdick, who wa».S3 years old. died and civil life of the city and one Est. James F. Ream. Order ■ Prairie, were Sunday dinner suddenly while at work “t the Hayes time served m mayor. He conducted signing residue entered. guesu of her sister. Mra. Ernest Ver-1 Manufacturing. Co He former!/ ----------------Est. Louis ------------J. DuBois. Final ac­ WOULD YOU DO THIS JOB FOR He I* survived by hta widow, a count filed, order for publication rneulen and family to honor Jim's I lived in Middleville and for years birthday. | wa.* an employee of lhe Globe Knitentered. The W. S. C. S. will meet for a 1 Uxg Works m machinist He Is Stale Home Training School at Eat. Henry C- Zuachnilt. Final Grand Junction; also two grand- account filed. picnic dinner nt 1 o'clock. Friday survived by hta wife Nettle. : August 28 nt the new playground. 1 MH F .. H. Helrigel and daughter children. Dr. Robert Lee of Santai Est. Alvah Pennock, et aL Pet!-. A business-meeting nnd social time Barbara, ---- — ------------------ --------’* of Barham. Cnlif.. and Aller Lee of | tlon for license to sell filed, waiver are spending a couple - -------------—­ notice — filed, testimony of- •free . will follow the dinner and it is weeks with relatives and friends In Grand-Junction; two great-grand-1 of‘ ----. hoped there will be a good attend­ Detroit and vicinity their former children and two staters, Mrs. Alice holders filed, license to sell Issued, Dudley of Oyuid Junction. Colo,, oath before sale filed. ance. The young women who have home. Est. Bessie B. Gilleland. Petition ; small children are invited to bring The Grand Rapids Press records and Mrs. Sarah- Collins of Willow ' them and let them have a good the_.death ....—Saturday of Mrs. Ben for amended order assigning resi­ Mr. and Mrs. Thane Hulett of due filed, waiver of notice filed, time in the sand pile.* and on tire , Mohr at Reed city nt age of 64 ' slide. 1 years. Funeral services were held Grand Rapids were gueat* of Mr order assigning residue entered. Est. Hartley J. Gallup. Discharge A number from this vicinity nt- in Reed City this Tuesday and and Mrs. L. W. Hulett on Sunday tended the annual meeting of stock- (burial was made in the Woodland and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. of administrator issued, estate en­ Roy McCaul and her guest, Mira rolled. Helga Peterson enjoyed a chicken fry-out dinner at Murphy's Point. signing residue entered. Mrs. Jessica P. Schwalte of De­ pointing administrator entered, the home of her mother, Mrs E.' bond of administrator filed, letters ♦ IB. Lepper for several weeks, passed of administration Issued, order lim­ (away Sunday evening, al the age iting settlement entered, petition 1 of 50 years Prior to coming to her for hearing claims filed, notice to creditors issued. । pltal tn Detroit several weeks fol­ Eat. Mary A. Fuller. Bond of lowing a cerebral hemorrhage. It trustee filed, tetters of trusteeship was hoped the change might be issued. Inventory filwcT. beneficial but following a period of Eat. James E. Babbitt. Order 1 improvement her condition pecame confirming sate entered. more serious. Surviving besides her Est Celia A. Chamberlain. Re­ mother, is the hsband John, a port of sale filed. daughter. Mra. it N. Petersen of Eat. Otto NaUel Order allowing Detroit, a sister. Mrs. J. I* Hodg- claims entered. aon of Kalamazoo and two broth­ Eat. Angelina M. Warner. Final ers. Lucian and Lynn Lepper 0! account filed, order for publication Detroit . Funeral services were entered. MIDDLEVILLE Frederick Payne of Indlanapolte.^ i™,“» '*™ ■“ • ““«• ■>' .^ AVIME AVAY? mwimr A united nation and its families require blooming health and steady nerve* to wago a lucceuful Fight For Freedom! your family con keep “on the You and go" drinking MILK regularly and often. by ~Don't this all-American health drink! 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Scott Alice Willison and Agnes Willi­ Augst Est. to Burl Bwln Townsend and wife, lot 9 Bl. 2. Woodland vll- son to Frank Tuwell and wife, lot 2. Cedar Pointe Plat. Fair lake. Rirrv Ten Archie D. McDonald. Odn. of George A. Kelley and wife to Ralph Lamb to Orin A. Cole and Donald F. Robinson and wife, 120 wife. 15 Ac. Sec. 36. BalUZore Twp Rose Frants, executrix of Lottie Avis L. Babcock to Roscoe C. Stevens and wife, lot “7" in allot­ Woodland village. ment survey. See. 10. Johnstown Arthur B. Eickert. Admr. Anna F. Eckert Est to Joseph Floyd Eckert Elbert V. Smith to Hugh W. Furand wife. 202 Acres. Bee. 3, Irving nisj and wife. par. Nashville vll- Haul Mary Isham, odn. of Neal Graydon Isham to Amy Strayer Sylves­ ter. i/fi ini. in lot 14. Vickers Lake Side Park and parcel. Sec. 5. Johns­ town Twp. Vida H. Dema ray. Gdn. Sarah M. Isham to Amy Sylvester. 1/3 int. in lol 14. Vickers Lake Side Park and 1 PltlnrlUa. Bi ... Ml-hlc.n ' I- Home Owners' Loan Corp, to Dean F Fish, et al. tots 4 and 3. BL 5. Roush's Add. Freeport village. Peter Mtsiewlcx, odn. Adolph Jurewlcx to Frank B. Wilson and wife, 40 AC. Sec. 22, Thomapple riNQB IIANNMt. Alvin HelrigeL et al. Jo Ray o. ।: Link and wife. par. Hastings dty. I Federal Farm Mortgage Corp, to HAKItY 31. Rutland Twp. Nashville State Bank, by Receiver ‘’oiktr to Lloyd H. Starks and wife. par. umM-.. [Sec. 38. Castleton Twp. State of Michigan by lhe Slate Land Office 'Board to Gilbert L. Gordon, par. Sec. 30. Johnstown Twp. Cornelius Evan Johnson by E<t5c. 1 to Elltabelh T. Von Maur, lot 14. .i Shepherd's plat, Orangeville Twp Naomi E. Pearce to Harriet B. Buechner, lot 5. Shore Acres. Pine lake, also parcel. Johnstown Twp. | Naomi E Pearce to Ouy A. Mlles WTATK OF MK1IIOAN. VOP IUKHV. HH. IX CKAXCKKT. do k NOTICE TO CBaDXTOM ' I r I> iiui.i,i;i . 1 Lake. Johnstown Twp. Nashville State Bank by Recr. to Harlow White, lots 58. 59. 60. 61 and 62. Hardendorff's Add. Nash­ ville village. Myrtle DeFeyter to Harold and Doria Vander Schuur, par Sec. 23. Thomapple Twp, Wm. H. Birman to Charles Qulbell and wife, lot 1123 Hastings dty. C. O. Smith and wife lo Royce lanaon urunes ana wne. au । Yankee Springs Twp. . *T* tlnl'ln."., nnA «-l Hastings city. . Albert L. Tetmarsh and wife to U.r j Dorton D Sanders and wife. 1 Ac. r. . .. Wm. O. Bauer and wife to John lots 574 and 593. Hastings city. Lester Wood in and wife to Ber­ For ye shall go out with joy. and nard K. DeGolla and—wife, be led forth with peace: the moun-----------------------------------—- —lot 33 tains and the hills shall break forth and parcel Cloverdale village, Charles Dwight Grames and wife before you into singing, -and all the to Clyde R. HaUlfax and wlft. 20 trees of the field shall clap lhelt Ac. and par. Sec. 22. Carlton Twp. hands.—Im. 55:12. Frank CenUlver and wife to Alan E. Lewis and wife, lot 79. Lindbergh Park Add., Sec. 5. Yankee Springs. Twp. Mary K. Van Dugteren to Charles D. Orames and wife, SH lots 5 and 6. Bl. 14. Eastern Add. Hastings dty. Harley B. Andrews and wife to Ed Keyes aqd wife. 40 Ac. Bees. 16 and 17. Assyria Twp. Winn Green to Clayton G. Hinck­ ley and wife. 13 3/4 Ac. Sec. 13. Rutland Twp. Elzey Mead and wife to Frank McMillan and wife, part ot lot 2. Sundago Park. Hastings Twp. Winn Green to Clayton O. Hlnck- Deed Newton to John Cappon. Minnie B. Matthews to Willard Edojard Q Smith and wife to J. White and wife, lot 1. Matthews George Taft and-wife, par. Nash­ ville village. Leland Dunkelberger and wife to Glenn Hayman and wile, par. I drove Twp. wwtiia carry Rillle Thornton to Daniel G- Rurr 1 Mildred Norman to Robert V. and wife. pir>Bec. 14. Rutland Twp.. Birdsall and wife, par. Sec. 10. Howard P. Kelley and wife to H. • Johnstown Twp. M. Wilcox and wife, tot 33, Sun- I Jane Daniels to Byron W. Flemdago Park. Hastings Twp. ing and wife 40 Ac. 8re. 31. ThomSarah C. Kepkey to Maude «D. Walter O. Slater to Geo. P. Slater Benjamin Mich. Annua) Conf. Alice Willison. Towell and wife, par. Cadar Keeler's Brothers Add,, Middleville Robert V. Birdsall and wife to Plat. Fair lake. Barry Twp. village. Mildred Norman par. Sec. 10 Lyman W. Baxter and wife to Johnstown Twp. Andrew J. Thompson, W‘» lot 44. | Floyd E. Buskirk to Lois Ruth Add. Hastings city. Forrest A. Clark lo Madge M. Nashville village. I Buskirk tot 6. BL 7. Kenfleld's Add Clark, par Middleville village. Alice A. Searles to William C- Hastings city. Miller and wife, tot 23. Cedar Point.1 Ethel J. Miles to George L. LockCleo Card and wife to Levi Card. Barry Twp. I wood and wife, par. Sec. 16. Hope ITUas XV 'THrV an.l wir* tn U— . morn Tbs first 10 amendments to Anna Van Tyne U> Ford Casey —.... ....... . wK. . W.ic IV Constitution constitute the BUI Hasel a Hinckley to Winn Green‘Jacob J. Mlles and wife, par. Sec. Rights. Sec. 31. Orangeville and Hope Twps. 8 Ac. Sec. 18. Hastings Twp. < 16. Hone Twn. Avis L Babcock to Robert V. Nettle Wilkins to Miner W. King.' Marshall 'Winans et al to Frank Birdsall, par. Sec. 10, Johnstown ci ai. iou 6 ana 7. bi. 9. Roush's Twp. | Add.. — Freeport ------ <-—village. ------ —■ Frank Winans to Manhall WlAlma M. Coon, et al to Maxine I John John Baum u to Edwin J. J. H.. Baum et nans, et aL 80 Ac. Sec. 8, Rutland , Oemig tot 5. plat of Long Beach, al. I. N'4 N‘4 tot lot 364. Hastings city, city. Two. Baltimore Twp. Byron L. Cole arid wife to ClarMartha Dietrich to Wm. Bradley Irvlng V. Conrad and wife to ence 1. Whitney and wife. 2 Ab. Cronlnger par Middleville village, i Winn Green, tot 12. Cottage Grove I Cloverdale. Hope Twp Helen Francoist Kasted to Etta Resort, and par. Barry Twp. I c. H Dahihouser nnd wife to Oto Terpstra. iou 11 and'12. Pottawa-1 Winn Green to Irving V. Con- Ingvartson et a), tot 17. A. W. rad and wife et Ml. tot 12 and par.. Phillips Add.. Nashville village. tomle Park, also pars. Sec. 33. Hope i Cottage Orove Resort Harry Twp. Raymond G. Flnnle and wife to Etta Terpsira io Joaeph F Kas- ' Rosa Belle Barnum and husband Harold J. Swanson, par. Sec. 16 lead and wife, tote 11 ahd 12. Potto Fred Francis Swift. 40 Ac. Sec. Woodland Twp. tawatnmle park, abo pars. Sec. 33, i 1. Castleton Twp. , Arthur CC Todd and wife to Orv On Hoor Twn James Ransom to Ann Workman. Chaffee, tot B. Bl D Chas it Fern Ball to Julia Garrett, 48! par. Hastings dty. j Bauer's Add . Hastings dty. Helen Asplnall Roxell to Helen R.' Ann Workman to James Ransom I lx>rcn P. Boyes and wife to Mlnand Maude R. Schomp, par. Has- nle B. Ballou. N’4 tot 15 Bl 13 Twp. Unas dtv ; Kenfleld's Second Add. Hastings Zongker. 80 Ac. Sec. 21 Johnxtown HE IS FEARLESS C. D. Bauer and wife to Earl Her- ; city. HE IS CAFABLE rington and wife, tot 25. Eddy's i George Taylor Bauer and wife to „ ---- u Wail .-U. ----- pr(>d HE IS EXPERIENCED Beach. lake. U Hope Twp. Ballance an(j wUe 10l 3 BJ Stella M. Van Schoten to Prank 7. Daniel Striker's Add.. Hastings Byron W. Fleming and wife to HE IS INDEPENDENT _ SUPFORTS YOUR N. Van Schoten lot 418. Hastings city. Jane Daniels. 40 Ac. Sec. 31. Thorn­ HE FIGHTING MEN city. Willis E.. Streeter to James A. apple Twp Leland N. Jones and wife to Al­ Humphrey and wife, tot 11. Street­ Lloyd O Clark and wifc to Lu­ He is one man in Congress who den C. Dunklee and wife. 120 Ac. er's Resort. Yankee Springs Twp. cille M. Sheets, par. Sec. 8. Yankee will stand up and tell them—bet­ See. 4. Yankee Springs Twp. Harold M. Pollard and wife to Springs Twp. ter yet—his criticism is ahraya Alden C. Dunklee and wife to Earnest Krouse and wife, tot 25. Lucille M. Sheets to Lloyd G. State of Michigan. 80 Ac. Sec. 4. Hillside Park, Woodland Twp. Clark and wife. par. Sec. 8, Yankee with a legislative proposal. Yankee Springs Twp. . ‘ Alice M. Hefflebower et al to Springs Twp. A. B. Burkholder and wife to Roy1 Daniel H. Ppstma and wife. 60 Ac. He never plays politics. He It Clayton O. Hinckley arid wife to C. Yates and wife, lot 17. Leeside Sec. 5. and 40 Ac. Sec. 8. Carlton Winn Green. 13 3/4 Ac, Sec. 13. Rut- not a rubber stamp. He U not s Park. Yankee Springs Twp. stooge — for -any innu iwp. — —* pressure group. He John Huff and wife et al 0 Luke nor “» to adJacob D. Harshbarger lo Anna R E. Harb, lot 17 Lakeside Park, Yan­ Plpp. lots 30. 31. 32. 33. 40 and Senslba and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 9. |r"K his mistakes. He represents kee Springs Twp. i,he1 P*°P>* of “w District accur43. plat of Wildwood. Sec. 9, Or­ Yankee Spring. Twp. John E. Sensiba by Trustee to ,tel >' courageously. . angeville Twp. —- ------- --rjonn a., aeiuioa oy trustee to Buckingham, 40 Ac Sec. 28. Thorn­ Carol Isham. Merrell Isham, et I Luke Senslba and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. I PRIMARY SEPTEMBER IS apple Twp. . . al to Mrs. Amy Sylvester, tot 14 and • 9. Yankee Springs Twp. David Z. Boyes and wife to Amei par. Vicker s Lake Side Park. Secw | Elizabeth Buchanan to George P. Jones and wife, 8‘-4 lot 15. BL 5. Johnstown Twp. Pol Adv. w. Rolfe and wife, par. Sec. 21, 13. Kenfleld's second Add.. Hostings Ronald E. Tenny and wife to Ida Johnstown Twp. M. Pollard tot 15. Sundago Park. , Sarah Esther Messimer to Mar- Celia L. Reed to Ralph R. Hastings Twp. । caret E. AlUason et aL 80 Ac. Sec. Humphrey and wife. 51 Ac. Sec. 28, Claude C. Spelman and wife to. 11. Maple Grove Twp. JoRfllfVf ■ Castleton Twp. AlUe A. Slaup et al. par. Nashville Donna Harrison to Bessie B. PulJulia a. Kapp to William Van As- vlllage. . ler. par. Gwin's Grove. Crooked lake selt and Minnie O. Hinckley. 160 Henry S. Sheldon and wife to Barry Twp. State of Michigan, par. Sec, 7. Rut- i Ida M. Roe to Bessie B. Fuller, Ac. Sec. 8. Yankee Bprings Twp. land Twp. tot 6. Sec. 7. Barry Twp. Percy Winslow to Mina Winslow. Mattle Lynd to Burdet Beneway. j Tessa Drallett to Bernie B. Puller, lot 16. Bl. 44. Middleville village. ;iot 6. Sec. 7. Banv Two. tings Twp I Burdet Benewav to Max E. Lynd | Arthur E Kenyon and wife to RE-ELECT Clare E. Hoffman TO CONGRESS MM o«f LIBERTY LIMEffICKsl line Aiiornrr. IT IH ORnERkn thil KOTICB or MOHTOAOE SALE IT IH FURTHER ORUEIIKI 10A of I>Md> on !■•<» 75. NOTICE IS HRRRflY NOTICE or MORTOAO2 BALE t'r.Hr.llAI KMl-l \l„l. v.,1 ..ill Ungs Twp. . T. A. Petto and wife to Eugene Vis and wife, lot 18, Elms Plat, Or­ angeville Twp. Rockford Price, et al. to John W. McCue and wife. 30 Ac. Sec. 8. Carl- TURN THAT WASTE SPACE INTO EXTRA ROOMS CALL US FOR FINANCIAL AID Dennis W. Keller and wife to George Keller and wife, par Sec. 11, Orangeville Twp. Harry W. Buchanan and wife to George W. Rolfe and wife. par. Sec. 31. Johnstown Twp. Wm. 8. Stoddard and wife to REPAIR NOW-MAKE SURE Harry T. Brown and wife lo Wil­ liam W. Btoothoff and wife, tot 9. Eddy's Beach. Sec. 32. Hope TWp. James O. Billman and wife to Hugh Reynolds and wife, tot 100 Arnett's Resort. Mill lake. Johns­ town Twp. Maud I. Frost to Benjamin L. Campbell and wife, NMr. tot 1013, Hastings city. Dennis A. Wiley and wife to Wll- has been affected considerably, there is still a Do your port for victory by remodeling or repair­ ing your home. Although new home construction supply of materials on hand to help you keep your present home in excellent condition for the duration. . >] Serve your country and yourself by repairing and remodeling now. DON BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! Ride on Under- BUY! You can buy the home you like... even if you can't build ' the one you want! So decide on the one you like and lot us help you buy it. We con still finance the purchase of a home that is already built, but, we don't know now much long­ er we will be allowed ta. So if you want to buy a homo do it now . . . tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you in buying. Como in today. Inflated Tirol FEDERAL FARM MORTOAOK COR­ PORATION, ' Ml.l'tin When your tires ore under-infloted, hove a heart and give 'em air! Hove us chock tire pressures. Too little pressure breaks down side walls; too much pres­ sure wears out center tread. Make your tires last by always keeping pressures balanced. Hove tires rotated for even wear. Drive in for a free inspection. Tu« Clrroil Court McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR W 07 B. STATE IT. HASTINGS PHONE MM THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSI 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L ■ �pao« ram THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, AUGUST M, IMS of Mr. and Mrs Earl Everson and a college room-mate of Mbs VirMrs Willis Huuhen* of Sparta Mr and Mrs. Carl Glut and HICKORY CORNERS ., family. (glnla Fish, was her guest for the ang son Delwln, local, were Bunday daughters of Flint were Sunday din­ Mrs. Homer Bartlett attended the Mr. and Mra. Richard Durkee and I *Tckend. t evening guests of Mra. William ner guests of Mr. and Mn. Clar­ Cam reunion at Milham Park, Kal­ FREEPORT family and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Smel- i Mr. and Mra. Frank Hynes were Hutchens. ence Benedict. amazoo. Sunday. ThU reunion ad­ wuutu. ker and family and'in Coldwater. I4U111C Battle LID**, Creek, B1IU and Ul In II Mrs. Doris and »4 friends vertised for twp week* ago was at —— 4 of Campbell, W..U u, K-UIUWUVCI. ■■ L4M4 -4 *Piper M44U IKUU4 ot ----- -------- --- ----- ---------- - — GhMtotle were Sunday dinner W- nnM —W — UT a II* _ ...1 ___ ....... . ... . _ _ ___ ..... Mr. and Mra. Wells Relgter of'Colon where they visited Mr. and Battle Creek acre Saturday evening ' tended the Wesleyan Methodbt that lime postponed on account of Fillmore Dbt. enjoyed a picnic Mra Alex Luca*. Sunday. supper guests ot Mr and Mrs Virgil Camp meeting at Hastings Sunday, rain. dlnner Mr, .ddlc Ke!iy U ... the Wnndx new Woo<li and <«nUy. ' I Mr- *nd Mra. until. William Tinkler dinner av at lonU Ionia ,alr fair pounds around* Sun-; Bunand lamllv. — >*«_*.*_. Clayton Haynes of Battle Creek 1* famous for Its many article* —nuuic nun/ m Mic new --------------------- -—• 3 were Wednesday evening day. !! homekeeper *MrUlimd housekeeper at at the the Leap Leap Karcher Karcher | Mb* Mbs Vada Vada Schwader Schwader of of Detroit, Detroit, I°of I1 HaslUigt ”f wcre Mr Wednesday and Mra evening Warren'i Mra Elmer Hull ot Saranac wa* home. . 'who visited her parent*. Mr. and e»ta .®f “fMra Ettrl his parents, Mr. and Mrs Orin gueaU .7 of » Mr. and and Mn Mrs. Gerhardt Warren a. « “* Mr. and Mra Clement Mead and *h*adar Clmpbed. I ^^ Jt ^harle. Ov.rholt Haynes. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bor­ Bumrrer. Mr. and Mn. Gerhardt r ~’ - ~~ —--------Mr. and Mra Clement Mead and ------- j-t;' ~i . . „ *-,»**•» w>s<<>vn, den of Kalamazoo were guest* Sun­ *na h“” r.rnii, .rt .Ullin, rnraa. m caned “on »Mr. “»• and Mra. Georae For-i_ 1. Kunde and family. Norman* Noria-. bey Saturday evening. Mbs Velma ' HUbSrVt,pC?it day al the Haynes home. . v.im. ky returned home with them. ' Mr and Mra. Robert Newton and .j^arlue City and other place* of Forbey accornj-uded hermu home for ,'nd wl!h “r, “r,uO,le" °^r' --------------------------------------------------Mr. and Mra. Clarence Cheney and 'family were Sunday afternoon call- interest. a week* vblt. °L and Mf- and Mr*. Mr, and Mr*. Lee Burdick left Mon- NOTICB or MWINQ OP OBAINACB si “i Mra. Irma Brown accompanied rt-L rt4 , . . . i l.x*wis Overholt of FowbrvilUe. Hu- Idav mornlmr for a week'* vacation returned home with hb daugh-I1011 of 8ul® Ro,d Mra. Gertrude Thomas of Bowne lo mu* of Bowne b I the Barry County Fair Friday —-------- ------ - -----ter. Mra. Ed Wallander ot.' Band | Peggy TO WHOM IT MAY (ONCERS KOTIUK IN HKHMBY GIVEN, lb*I an Lake Sunday for a few days vtell. (spending days with Darlene 1 Mr. and Mra. Floyd Walton visit- }*r and Pro«r“m Ci th* 1*1 day at J>M A. D. 1*42. ap­ — ---------cd Mr and Mra Arthur Parker of b"' *"d ,r!Mld* 1 Mr.. -and Mra.------------------------------Prank Denise vu-; Wieland. plication vaa tilrt ailh Mark A. Red Henry Harper of la Barge,; Mr. and Mra. W. W. Rockhill Rattle Creek Sunday, who b critically IH, Sunday. wcomjanied Mr. and Mra. Walter I Mr nnd Mra. Mark Troyer and Marilyn Alexander of\ Lowell Rockhill of Hastings to thc Ionia family of Clarksville were Sunday ilrvia*** DM ------- -4.4, Phyljij Ann:f*>r ground*. Sunday. duiner/gue*l* at the Ray WieUnd Erelm Mra lLnA wal^n Mra n,t.*nd An“ U,e ln lhelr new hom* ' | Gerry Mason of Wayland was a home.' f Eve.yn. Mra Barth ... Walton. ... Mr* Mr Clarence Fo»tma ' ... ni ‘ ■and “*“ Mr* via i cute Van Patten I Mr and Mn Frank Town were i Sunday din- Sunday caller of Mr. and MmC-slr. and Mra. Robert Newton at- Bnn.. Anderton .nd Mr.. Alku ,„a N„b „ —7,” "'7"'.. “ buIlneM , dinner guest* Sunday of their »on ••’***. Cwratj^praia •’“""J ------• Rapids 4.« boo.- v> —nt and uncle. Ernest Tooker. -—■ tended the funaral services of John Fish spent Tuesday afternoon and — trip to Grand Monday Wttde Bnd famlly 0( Delton. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Wieland Mr. and Mrs. Matt Boynton of Johnson at Coats Grove Sunday evening at the United Brethren ouaty Dial* C«aml»*loa*r Mr*^ Claude Walton attended I Mr* George Thomas who has c,mil of Tosh, and th* Comtol, •-----Onmd Rapids, and Mrs Pau!1 afternoon. " camp meting. camp meeting at Sunfield Sunday b<.cn at Leila hospital for *ome time Mua Vivian Buehler returned to afternoon Pvt. James Cool of Fort Knox. Thornpr-ou- jind -children of Bowne Clarence Hull of Saranac spent afternoon. ■ i h not so well. -­ Ky.. spent Sunday with Mr. and Center were Saturday erenlng *up- a few days at the Thompson and her work In Charlotte. Monday, . Mr* Will Dipp and Mr uto Mr* Kenneth Eyler b the new minister after a weeks vacation at home. per guest* of Mr and Mra. Joe pry home. Mr*. Robert Newton. Allen run were Grand ftipids at the W M. church and will be Mr — and -----Mrs.-------Earl—------------Bumford—of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Benedict Kauffman and family. Clare Surrarrer and Bovd No— shoppero Friday •Hcmoon , here to lake charge of the service* Drain Mr. and Mra. John Huizenga nnd «.(.*« Vlai(ed lhe latter'* brother I Hastings called on Mr. nnd Mra. spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. Mr and Mr*. Rial Kellogg and 8unday. August 30th. J«!ioht»r of ni Grandville nranriviito were Sun- -----— ... . . ... ,Iasi.’’Claude Walton Hunduv ven Inc AND Nonntn NovUky of... Hasting* cl^ 7^" Hunduy e evening „„„ u, uw witb. L.wnfl. wpn. and Mra. Mayford Havens of Zion daughter Qtb Lawrence Lawrenee went went day evening guesta of Mr. and Mrs. ur<.g Robert Clinton of Carlton Ls e..d wt[h Mr and Mrs ni.nn i. Mr „ and Mr* ,rs T2" Hill. , . '----- “----------lucsdny Mr Hmr, M,.n .pent ’' J ‘"'.T' a' d“'h ' “■* Gwiavuj lui T"* 4*’' returning mumlw and m, (nd Bllu Mn — 1Dcn. ■ . - "SI,'"! - -----—‘ — -------- , '° Adam Endres, who underwent an Harald Voder and l.mlly Mr' -J IMM Oil iogg. being called here by the death Thuradav MM HlUll operation at University hospital Mn. bn. n* and Beul.b oi Sunday aiurnodn .uh Mr. and « >>» rnndparonu. Mr m Mr, of t!** ,Uece' Uule C*rol ArnoW i About fifty from the local W. M RKM(>VvKI>‘: ’tL’ . ............ Valley v-”~ ------- alienroon u„. Don Siron, ot near Ukr *rt- *h,,r •» u idtr^dni of Hastings. to Ann Arbor recently. 1* gaining Pleasant church attended conference at lhe . . 1I Mrs Mrs. Bernice dossnn Ciaison and Prank Frank nicely. P>e8Uwuva-. Odessa. Mr. and Mra. Frank Thompson I w m. Camp Ground* near Hasting* | Walton, jiecompuiilcd by Claude Mr. and Mr*. George Nelson at­ I Mr*. Nnncy Deming Is spending | Mn Harold Woods spent Mon- ---------- •--------- ---------- — —:----------- and Dennie *pcnl Sunday evening j Sunday NOW TH EREPORE, la vhithig her parents in Kalama- 'WaUon. .visited the former's hus- with Mra. Adah Thompson of I Rev. and Mrs Qale Gregg and tended camp meeting at Sunfield the week with Mr. and Mrs. George ■tel ai „„ । band at Howell Sunday. Sunday afternoon and evenmg. Pickett of or Caledonia. --------.. —i. „ *on of Ossineke were weekend Mr. and Mra. John MUhler of Mr. and Mra Orval Kokx and-, ML« Dorothy Bunn spent fromJ Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Barker and Mr* MerrlU Karcher and Carol fuesU of Rev and Mra Wagley at -----r Rapids ------ ------ Sat- Wednesday night un*.. »» Waldrmr were Sunday Grand Hrend and---------Mrs.------------------Basil family -of Battle Creek were until ruua, Friday won with are entertaining the mumps at the the Methodist parsonage w.—JC..... — VaSwww ofiiraav I — unman Mir Thompson and -• son vLarry> John unlayntnnt nightntirl andRtinrlatSundayrrfiMtw gbestsnfof.uthewarMisses Elaine" Kauffman Mar- ip'fnlnK guests oi Mr. and Mn. Erl home of the former'. Parent* Mr me W S. C 8 at the home of If IK' —•«. iMr. and Mrs. John Thaler and fam- iiyn Stcrzick nnd Marion Rohr- stalri’ MrT Barker and Kathryn and - Mrs. Watt Thoma* of South Rev Bnd Mr. Wm. Coons bat week Drayton Plains were Sunday eveKeV ana Mr*, wm. coon* last week ilv. barher of linxlng They iney are all lor « few days' visitnlng guest* of Mr. and Mrs. John , Uy_ ... ui UU13U1K. lire an : ■„ ----. „< .. „ 4, ji Friday was well attended nnd the I----- . I Mtos Mix* Ro»c Rose Snyder Snvtlcr of Conenuugh. Cnnrnur-*Mrs. Elnora Whitney and Gay-'employed al Ute Ingham County Thaler. w Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Benedict chicken and biscuit supper furnbh■ Pb b ''Siting her brother. Rev. and were Alto vblton. Thursday. Rc-'cd by Mrs Cooi£ was much n. Mra. William Hutchens spent a lord returned home Thursday after Sanitarium in Lansing liabla to cd by Mrs. Cooriis vu much nNOW TIIF.RKFORF., few days with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin spending five week* with their son । MUa KUrlon Roush spent the Mr* Blaine Snyder turning homme they culled on Mr. I joyed < I.nd. liable lu si w" •r,a broU»r. M.x Whltne, •* «*».«* >ta Om 2"* Thaler of Hastings. and Mrs. Ed Lacey nnd family of I - B ’ White and family of Hastings ' C!l-V 0,,d daughter MI K DotAv Logan. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ed Wallander and family of Annapolis. Md. [I qvimby QUIMBY Mr. and Mr*. Clare Bassett and I clarence Surrarrer Miss Bea De- JamM of Grund Rapids vhited Mr. son Donald of Sand Lake, and Dorollur p-nu- o< Alto ,pmt M„k Rowley nQ-ky Is u Onto, Wool, otter Merle doing nicely after family of Irving, and Mr. arid Mra. i plenty and Mrs Charles Keller !and Mrs Fred Tnbberer but week Mr. and Mr*. Walter Kunde and Sood., n«ht with Orr ,rtndmr- hu op„,Um u,, „a ,iope daughter Joyce of Pierson were Henry Myer*, local, wcre Sunday an(j Mn Bobby of Hastings left ' Monday evening, m'“ Dtn". 1 >" • H—a> rttortrt. Mr.-— and --------Mrs.,ounBIV Sunday morning for Bruce Mine* 1 Mrs* Maude Rogers and Mra Sunday afternoon callers of Mr.,dinner --------- -guests ------- — of— >lti w. « .. “a. Mr “>a M" ^try Andon .nd ---- « Bassett .. Ifi ■ honor af of OMree -a Cfljunja 'Jennie Cnsnday were Thursday and Mrs. Virgil Woods and fam- George George's Canada. El* 00 * 1 M Brtkr will rtlebmte , Johnny rolled at the Perry home -------. anniversary. "Uy. birthday j. I I Mr ■ — and Mrs. Lloyd Karcher and dln,n*r «»»*’•«-- <’« Mr* NeUle Smith their twenty-fifth wedding annlver- ! OI1 Sunday MCS. ot unulu Grand na Rapids and of Hustings Mr. and Mra. Harold Skinner and MfS. Mabie Bums Bunts of cf Bowne and'Dr. Walters U1 pllu were wcre i-himily -----------------------. . urr Satutday. Aoau.l IS. In hon; joyee OtU hu been -Ullin, relaXOTICE TO CBED1TOBB Miss Pauline Everson of Battle. Mra. Mrs. Minnie Lott of Ehpdale iere Sunday caller* of Mr. and Mr*. Mra I *Mr' W*1113111 Hutchens necoinor of the event, their daughter. Mbs uves tn Lansing Creek,were Saturday evening guests Thursday evening callers ot Mr. William Crake*. Ipanled Mr. nnd Mrs. Marvin Thai­ !!•»»» Barbara U rntertalnm« a poop M„ Iclna id„. Hall Orand Ledge Ladar Mrs Hall ot of Grand >t lh. Ut . : and Mra. Guy Smith ■ Mrs. Ed Hart of Grand Rapids cr ot Hastings to Grand Rapid*. oi lrir,m> at a eoort whin party „ tne Perry homr -‘ _ ; Mr. and Mra. William Gage of .spent la*t week with Mrs George Sunday, where they visual reinal hr- Ilmiras^rltlmv avwnlno ... — . . at Ilhe Brake hnntp home Friday evening. Charles Rowley left Sunday for I'Jackson were Sunday vhitora of Thompson. tire*. —Ionia County News. Toledo, on business Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt Kunde and ! Mr. and Mra. Oemerd Austin of | Mr- an<1 Mrs Frank Asplnall of Mr. and Mr» Rial Kellogg and family. Blissfield and Miss Jean Gibson of i Hastings. Ted Bustance of GreenFreeport Melhodht Church Jo Ann of Lansing were Sunday Miss Lucille Larson of Kalamazoo Lowell wcre Monday guests of Mr Mr and Mra Gary Studt of Everett M. Love, pastor .rtK’-pTou.: evening callers of Mb. and Mrs. Oftir ■ Is visiting her sister and brother- and Mra Ed Stairs. (Lake Odeiwa, Carolyn Thompson Morning Worship—11:00. Ha.lla**, art Cameron McIntyre. in-law, Mr. and Mra. Harold Woods. I Mrs Frank Walton. Mrs. Bernice and Margaret McCarthy of Camprlalm on f>rj< Sunday school—12:00. Waller Scott again won prizes on -S ■ ■ I Mr ’ind Mrs Alv1n Helrlgle and ciowon and Nancy called on Mr. bel1 *Tre Snhdny callers of Mr. hU poultry at the fair. ’-V Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Smith wcre Sun- (and Mra. Ralph Walton nnd family ,nd Mr5 George Bustance and . Carlton Center Methodist Church In our Quimby "4 Leaf Commun­ ■ - day afternoon visitors ot John and Mr and Mra. Floyd Walton family. Everett M- Love, pastor ity" 4-H club Gretchen Vander­ "**1141-4. Aiurml 4. A. I>. 1042. Mr. and Mrs. CT Earner .. • -uW.,. Thomas and family of Lansing. of South Bowne, Sunday evening. -— Round of Morning Worship—10:00. voort. Mary Lnu Sanborn and Mar­ / ■». 'TW Mr- and Mrs 1>,ul Miller and Mrs Irma Brown, and George I Dowling, Mr and Mrs. J. Cousin. Binart t'l«n*nl. Jnd«« ut Pr*b*t«. ■ Sunday school — 11.00 jorie Still each won 3rd bn their ‘ Carolyn of Saginaw spent Satur- I Brown, local, nnd Mr. nnd Mra .Eugene and ‘Esther of Woodland Hmllh d"y n,ghl and s'lnd.“>' wlth her!Glenn Miller of Hastings attended were Sunday guests of Mr. and , These are days which try -the flower garden exhibits: Carolyn OBDER FOB PUBLICATION soul. With our sons nnd brothers Sanborn. 1st on muffins: Helen parent*. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wolcott, the Wesleyan MethodL-t Camp Mrs. Warren Surrarrer. >*■ sn>- a* iiArrn i vi 71'1' ”* thcl,r laat Tls,t be,orf Meeting at Hastings Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. William Prasuhn ot ,being called daily into the armed Rowley. 1st on young trio of S C. fl ADE E UAEELIAM .they --------------a Atlanta. Ga. Mf. gnd Mnj SU)wcU nt, Pique. Ohio, were Tuesday and.'service of our country. »-e need leghorns! Wayne Rowley. 3rd on mover-.to if Ha* I Herman Gpsch and Mr. and Mrs. । tended lhe funeral services of Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. more than ever the fortitude and potatoes We aren't sure what Ella comfort which God alone can give Belle Vander Voort got on her beans Floyd Geiger spent Surtctay with John Johnson at Coat* Grove Sun­ Coy Stowell. ORDDB FOB PUBLICATION iGlen Gosch at Fort Custer. Helen Rowlev also won 3rd on Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hannon and If you have a son or brother in day afternoon. miliary' service, the Church Invites her* winter clothing exhibit He b the foe of NAZISM. FAS- j Mr «nd Mra John Heley of son. Charles, spent Sunday night , Roy Preston of Battle creek wa* you to It* worship services to find ' " * Helen Rowley spent most of last l»Hn. M. W| riHM and COMMUNISM ! Battle Creek, and Mr. j ... apd .Mra. ------ .a Saturday evening guest of his with Rev. and Mrs. John McCue, help Molila .A. in facing these days. tlnxm. ruiiuln*. CI8M and COMMUNISM. j George Miller of Hast! — -----week with her grandparents. Mr Mr. Hannon left Monday morning Hastings spent mother. Mra. Perry Preston. Mini* -. He will fedrlejudy, courageously [Sunday afternoon with — and Mrs. Ernest Lewis of Hasting* Mr. ----and Mr and Mra H. J. Fish nnd for Grand Rapid* where he is em- •i atari* United Brethren Circuit Mr and Mrs. Samuel Ashby call­ and Intelligently support your Mrs. Henry Karcher. .. ~children of Middleville. «« miuuK-rmr. mr. ana pltut-d. and Mrs. Hannon and 1 Mr. and E. B Griffin, pastor flirt. di*ed at the Perry home Wednesday fighting men. ' i Mr *»d Mra. Harold Rosenberger Mrs F. C. Deming of Grand Rapids. Charles remained for the week. । evening. and Manin attended the Sher;- Mra. Nancy Deming. Mra. Byron Rev. and Mrs. John McCue were Sunday school—10:30. YOU NEED HIM IN CONGRESS 'rtngton reunion at Byron Center, (pub and son John, Mrs Mary- Sunday dinner guests of Mr* Alice Mrs Kenneth Reynolds and chil­ Preaching—1130. dren. local, and Mn. Wealey Ed­ Pol. Adv. Sunday. • i Dodge, nnd K Braendle. local, were Gardner of South Bowne In tl|c Christian Endeavor—7:00. -- -g-------;—| Miss Amelia Henson .of Trufant. ! Sunday callers nt the Allen Fish afternoon and evening they at­ monds and Hugh of Dowling spent ■ Id petition; Preaching—8:00. I* Fnrt»er i Thursday with the former's abler. । home. tended the Weslcyrn Mnthodlal Prayer meeting Thursday evening 1 Mr. and Mrs George Hoyt of camp meeting near Hostings. Mrs Hazel Standley nnd family of E Augusta . . Mr. and Mrs. Olhcman Nukyes । Kalamazoo were Sunday guest* of Wc wilt try to Include in next It. ■ Battle creek on, ..... Mr. aa.au and Preaching—16 07 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and ot — — - v---. — called va week's items the prizes won by oth­ Patty. Mrt. Coy Slowell Friday crtnUa, s„May Khooi-1L<». K ----er 4-H members of this district who Mr and Mrs. Howard Houghton Clarence -------Surrarrer of Detroit. । cnnstun j arc enrolled In other 4-H groups _____________ of Detroit are spending their va­ who b on a fifteen day furlough, Jftck nncl Vivian Roush of Coals cation with Mr. and Mrs. Guy spent lart week with hu parents. TO ATTEND STATE HI-Y TRAINING CAMP (Grove spent Saturday night and 'Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Surrarrer. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney and Mr. and Mra. Howard Demond of Tom _________ Waters. ,___________ Joe Reck and Jack ■ Sunday with the Rowley children. OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION IHIrt Dclnnav will win attend a*i»nri the ih» Stale Kfat. Hi-V uuv ‘; Mr. and Mrs. Earl-----------Roush--------were Donna were Saturday night cuesta Woodland and Mr. and Mrs Claude Delnaay Kt.i. of Mich If tn. Th. Pro ----- ----------------dill. of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gosch. Mead, local, called on friends near Training' camp at Hayo-Went-Ha ! Sunday dinner guest* al the RowSunday morning. Mrs Goscli &f- Lowell and Saranap Sunday after- ’ on Torch lake thLs week nnd part i,e? home. compnnlrd them to thc Wesleyan noon. ! of next. The group will bp accomK A- Reynolds spent Thursday Camp meeting near Hastings. Alice Bassett of North Inlng I* panled by Lvn Lewis arid will Join 1 wl,h .hb daughter. Mra. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blough hqva spending the week with her grand- ’other delegates from Barry’and Ear Barnes In Hastings purchased the John Rickert house parents. Sir. and Mrs. George Ba*- ton counties for thb annual train- ! ^Ira- Cameron McIntyre^ called on i Ida. recently vacated by Mr. nnd Mrs. sett. . ing period Water* and Beck will i her grandmother. Mra. Anna DeVine John Fish, and moved into it last Lloyd Smith wasj^^ljattie Creek be the offIctal'delegates from Has- >ot Barryvllle. Sunday, vhitor Sunday afternoon. .tings. ' We extend our sympathy lo Mr. _______________________________________________________ _____________ _ 1 nnd Mrs Willard Arnold In the low ~ ~ ~ of their infant daughter. ‘ ' Marjorie Rltzman is visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mra. Bob OKIIKKKI) FR1EP0RT r„- a”‘Z Si™ T? “ NORT ThUTMl latoed Eckard and M Mia* and E Calll Schute Olga Luther ternoo Janice Mrs tended Thonu family reunio Grove Schne S RE-ELECT CLARE E. HOFFMAN TO CONGRESS FARMBUREAU FERTILIZER t I FOR WHEAT FOR INCREASED YIELD LOWER COST PER BUSHEL BETTER QUALITY GRAIN TOP PRICE for CROP INSURES FOLLOWING / If. CLOVER CROP . / /J T IX much lon9er Think how «’u<n Aren’t we ,u<kY tire* RECOMMENDED ANALYSES 0- 14-7 0-20-0- i fir FALL GRAIN S RED ROCK-IRED WHEAT! AMERICAN BANNER-lWhite Wheat’ SELECT SEED OF HIGH YIELDING GRAIN VARIE­ • Tod*y thnusimh of patriotic Amer­ icans arc saving their tires through a new war-time method of cross-switch­ ing. Tins method-is built around Standard Oil LMslers' Tire Mileage Gauge, a measuring instrument -for estimating thc mileage left in your tires. With this*estimate your dealer can place each tire where it will give the most mileage. Have him do this every 25OO-5CXX) miles—older tires should be switched every 2300'miles to get maximum mileage from the set. It will help you get the full mileage built into your tires. * * * Buy United Sutes U'ar Savings Bonds and Scamps to help guarantee victory. A* Oil IS .imKHnitivi . :; 1 ran tmiiii Bit itiut u TIES is olwoys a-good investment. We have a com­ plete stock of seed grains of high quality and germi­ nation. The very best geed wheat is a'bargain in thc end. STANDARD SERVICE Ul (IRHI1SII0I MAM9MIU1 I '’"’s-rt'wuh'”1 , « ■ aa II rL D A R rL J\ M N fl For Greater Yield* lB,t STANDARD OH COMPANY (INOIANAI Controls Stinking Smut This easy dusMreafmcnt is sure. Qnd co,t* about 2c per bushol of ><<(L । |b _ 70e Troot# 32 bu To taolu yovr tor lost long, run w*l, t*om up wilh lima two greet sloadbyi of seed. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. STANDARD RED CROWN STANDARD’S ISO-VIS MOTOR OIL HASTINGS. MICH. * TILEFHONi 2111 N. CHUACK ST. W. 0. MOORE STANDARD SERVICE STATION HASTINGS • COB. STATE R BROADWAY . \ PHONE 3118 BARRYVILLE We had no church services here ................ urim*. Sunday as the Rev and Mrs Ken­ iM bill i>f mmphinl b« neth Griswold and son are in Penni syhanla ‘ ‘ * week visiting her I parents. ..isiUi. Mr. and Mrs. E. H Lathrop and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde were Sun­ day afternoon callen of Mr. and COUNTY DEMOCRATIC -CONVENTION Mn Owen Smith near Woodland Mr. amt Mrs Archie McIntyre and Albertxyer^ Sunday afternoon caller* of Mr and Mrs. Howard Davis and Nancy at Battle Creek. Mix* Elaine Day of Kalaman o spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parent*. Mr and Mn I. j A. Day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day (of South Hastings and Lucy Lind­ . nuer of Battle Creek were after­ noon callen. ! Mr. ana Mra. Lawrence Fuhr of Athens and Mr and Mn. Leon Myers were Sunday dinner guests of Mra. Clara Day and Vivian. Mr and Mn. Clare Norrb and sons and Dave McClelland of Lacey OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION and the daughters of Mr. and Mra. Chet Winans of Lansing enjoyed a picnic dinner at Roush's picnic grounds on Sunday. H.u.nj, । Mr and Mra. Harold Higdon of Battle Creek were weekend gussls of Mr. and Mra. J. I. Higdon. Mr. and Mra George Higdon and fam- —3: Fmirtb K«. It.t.J *1 IU> Uy of Nashville were Sunday after­ noon callers. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dealer were recent Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr* John Andrew* in Kala- CUBE AND OUTTBB ABSOLUTION! j mazoo. . Mrs Eble Tucker of Hastings 'spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mra Elmer Gillett | Glen Pufpaff and sons attended a Johnson family reunion on Sun­ day. Miss Eloise Day spent last week i in Hasting* with her cousin, Mbs I Irene ‘Springer. I Mrs Madeline Oanka and chil­ - of tha pHltleatr* .heals ba traiia*. IHMUORt BE IT REhOLVYfl dren of Battle Creek were Sunday [ evening callers of Mr. arid Mrs- Will Xil4ra4 7wlth, B*(tii<r of Pro MIm C Wt-dne SOUT1 and & buby MU* spent Shlr Bunfie their Laure Marvl with Mr. Rlcha suppe Furlee The Mr. forme and M rtiv ter »p Mr. Mont night Fnrle Keith Mr. enu. Mr. Mr. Bobb peach urday Mr and afterm Gran BARN a ton urday and Pleos City John Haro Leo at ho club of M noon In ho COA Au nual In an atten Mr and and j)io on t Teete the c Mrs tives Bund Flo '"A". reiat Mr day man MAR brok ball, Rapi treat Clar of la W and �THE HASTINGS HANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST M. 1948 NORTHEAST WOODLAND PART OF NAVY TRAINING AT GREAT LAKES --- — —- — - ——KK—• of Mr. and Mra. Walter Cooke. Thursday svsnlng. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel enter­ tained al dinner Sunday at their home Rev. and Mrs J. e Deehlar and son Harold and their daughter Mr*. Kolui and daughter Carolyn of Marcellus. Mr. and Mn. Karl Eckardt, Bruce and Joyce Eckardt and MIm Olga Eckardt. Miss Mertie Steward was a guest al lhe home of Mrs. Lydia Schular and Esther Bunday. Callen al lhe E. Brodbeck home the past week wcre Mt* Lydia Schuler, M1m Esther Bchulcr. MIm Olga Eckardt. Mrs. Geo. Benner. Luther Brodbeck spent\,Sunday af­ ternoon with his fatiier.\ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bchnetder. Mn. E. J Bates arid chlldreik Doris. Janie? and Denny. Mrs Rny Bcheel. Mrs. Karl Eckardt and Joyce at­ tended lhelr family reunion al Thomapple lake Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hate* and family attended Mrs. Bales' class reunion at Grand Ledge Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Ostroth of Maple Grove spent a few days over the weekend with • Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schneider. Mn. Lydia Schuler. Mrs. Walter Cooke, MIm Esther Schuler and MIm Olga Eckardt visited Mr. and Mra. Jesse Rowlwder in t/ashville Wednesday evening.* ' COURT HOUSE NEWS vWe Langham and * ***** village. — •' - - - - ■ ~- war calls the green light! ENDORSEMENT A BEAUTIFUL HOME in one of the belt locotioni in the 4th ward, close to fowm 3 bedrooms upstairs, large glassed in porch,'living room, dining room, and kitchan. Complete bath up, seat and lavatory down­ stairs. Garage. For particulars call, EARL R. BOYES Stebbins Bldg., Phone 2659 I,“2“ “■ ,u,. “• । ' '' ' Embly Sutherland. Jr. and par. Sandy Beach. Pine lake. OBBM V p nnPP ————___________ Prairieville Twp. The Michigan Trust Co., Odn. Est. of H. Clift Klelnhans, to Ro- I Give EXTRA SPECIAL Hastings city. and wife, lot 9, DI. S, Sophia Ken- !T*P George V’4-"----- - --------- — « Ae. Oac Winn Great to Uriah X. fleld’a second add. Hastings city. Harlow White to Adrian E Moon, el i Robert B. Welker aftd wife to ’..uncesmtm. Cheesman. Iou lot* M. oo. ov. 59. w. 80. ui. 81. mm and town Twp. Twp - er and wife, Undiv. 14 k wlIe to ;l Earl A. Engle and wife. 40 Ac.'61 HardendocT. HardendurTs Add.. Add . Nashville F-8UM&1 Q Bmllh village. _■»— 1 Sec. 22. Irving Twp. ivillage. Harold W. Grlffeth and wife. par. IIINna rmiviai Man A. I। Captain D. Shcllcnbargvr and)i Mary A. Boise Boise to to Nicholas Nicholas J J sec 23. 23. ^ornappic Thomapple Twp." Twp. wife to Weldon D. Grable and Kuempcl and wife, par. Hastings Wilbur Cook and wife to Earl “tua children of Mr. and wife, lot 2. Bl. 12. H. J. Ken- dty. : whooping cough. . field’s Add . Hastings city. | Ajjan c. Hydc #nd wife to Nd- Orangeville Twp. John Mason and wife to Dorr I D«n Lancaster became suddenly Harn’ G Waters and wife to lle A Mlller> par. Sec. 12. JohnsCaptain D ShaUenbarger and wife. town Twp E. Webb and wife, lot 83. J<»eph ‘H Friday afternoon. A doctor wm ' called and pronounced 14 a very b»par. Sec 22. Rutland Twp. I Orace Klelnhans to Robert T. Mix Add.. Nashville village. Deed A Newton, et al. to John et aU Undlv i-3 lnt. Jn Hastings Bldg. & Loan Assn, to B. Gonyou. S’* lol* 1058 and 1057. IMr. Nashville village Arthur J. Strodtbeck and wife, Pennock hospital. Hartings dty. ■ Bcta chapUr-Omega Tau Omega part of lot 432. Hastings city. John Lozo and wife to Gordon Fraternity. Raymond j. Rasmussen. C D. Bauer and wife to Fred Mr*. Sarah BUhop and Mrs. Lozo and wife. par. Woooland vil- trustee to Russell J. Bedfofd and R .. Ballou, lot ... 10. BL IB. Eastern Phcna Wilkinson of Kalamazoo art lase. jNcnah Bedford, par. Sec. 32,.. Add Hastings city. . , staying at the home of Mr. and Mr* Edward Snobble ...and toinomappu 'Thomapolerwp. Twp F-4------ *Snobble •KX*- and wife to Alfred Blahop while Mr* Bishop U ----- -m wUwife « ~, ' Edward Ftarnlrt __ Harold Pitta Pitt* and wife, In, lot 11 13. WillHUI-1I Bernice Kelley to William J» Dora B. Whitesell, iota 23 and 24. in Hastlnga caring for her daugh»lde Park. Jordan lake, Woodland ischllhaneck and wife. 3'4 lol 1137. Hillside Park. Jordan lake. Wood- ter. Mrs. Chester Eaton and bsby 'r'~"-------------------------------------------------- I Hastings dty. land Twp. . girt ville village. Ida M. Pollard to Nelson E. WilSOUTHWEST WOODLAND Ham* and wife, lot 15 Sundago Mrs. Olive Blocher and MIm . Park. Hastings Twp. Joan Hershberger are visiting Mr. Aiming, loading and operating navy guns I* bat a small part of lhe training given reeroll* at the Rolla O. Mosher and wife to and Mrs. Charles Van Lente and Great Lake* Naval Training Station on Lake Michigan near Chicago. Wayne L. Miller and wife, lot 17 ] buby of Grand Haven. ! A Navy recruiler la at the Halting‘ 'w"*------------*— •-------------- - - • **— - — and W 40 ft. lot 128 Lindbergh! MU* Betty Wotrlng of Lansing _______________ . , . ■ , ,, | Park. Sec. 5. Yankee Springs Twp. spent lhe weekend at home K. Foster, et al. to Madge 1 Slilrley and Vernon Thompson <>f tln8* ,0 Arb°r. Jackson Oo.. THREE CORNERS 11 A. M. and the Junior Class will.: P Dorice E. Dnner Roper, tt 37 AC. Sec. «.5. Yankee Sunfield spent the weekend with;Sunday, where they visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. Glenn William* and ■ short program of singing, Springs Twp. their grandparenu, Mr. and Mr*. and o,d friends. their three sons Keith, Kenneth and nlu*‘c “nd reading* after the usual Laurence Lucas । Mr. and Mrs Newman and family Kendall of the W K Kellogg farm 1 le**on. Come and give them a good a Harold H. Vander Schurr and wife to Township of Thornapple. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner and Hasting* have moved into Shir- Gull lake, spent Sunday with their I audience. Par Sec. 23. Thomapple Twp. Marvin enjoyed a picnic dinner; ley Slocum's tenant house on the parents. Mr. and Mra. Leslie WilBird Pierson’s death came as a Fay C. Wing and wife to Harry with Royal Frants and family at: corners. Hams. I shock to his neighbors. Tlie funeral O. Baker and wife. par. Woodland Lake Odessa Park Sunday 1 Pvt. Howard Moore of Fort Cu*E. D. Yelter of Lowell was a held here last Thursday. village. Mr. and Mr*. Shirley Mayo and ‘er »l*n‘ over Bunday with his par- Tuesday evening visitor of , his 1 —— • • *----------------J. Victor Hilbert and wife to Rlchard of Hastings were Sunday j enU. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Moore, brother and sister-in-law, Mr. und CEDAR CREEK Harry O. Baker and wife, par. supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith । George Cogswell was in KalnmaDw^.e,,Cr‘ . , a I Ex-Governor Dickinson will speak Woodland village. Parler. roo last Friday where he passed Mw Helen Milan to George A- Kelly Mrs. Edw. Wallers was in attendj n the Bunnell church on Sept, flth Theodore Hohaple of Indianapolis ’ medical examination and will Is spending this week with hU sU- ■ leave August 28 to enter lhe armed once at the Wesleyan Methodist ut 10 oclock_ Everybody come and and wife, lot . 10. Bl. 5. Daniel Striker Add.. Hastings village. conference Wednesday and Thurs- hear the grand old man. ter. Mrs Maggie Kantner. force* of our country. Jacob Adrianson and wife to Mr. and iMrs. Jake Ebels nnd the 1 Come to Sunday school next Sun- day following which she acccornFem Lounsbery. 80 Ac. Sec. 1, ,ht “““ former’a mother-of Grand Rapids d**y al 10:30. All are cordially wel- o>"rSe-“"oiXlC Prairieville Twp. were Friday evening callers on Mr. | come. Fay and Ruth Hummel to Ho­ and Mrs. Harry Sandbrook. I * • •----------------mer M. Warner and wife. N4 lots I’Hvnlc Ralph Guy of FDrt Cus- SOUTH BOWNE A’ Mftnkcr• - -----F,M-;with the ouicr other ocys. boys, overslept overslept one one 632 and 633, Hastings city. ter spent uir lhe weekend ut home. Hoffman had ••a new teleici nn-ai-iiu hi iiuini-. ।| Paul ...... ....................... wim me Robert W. Keith et al to Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farley of , Phone Installed in lhelr home last pie and Irena. | day last week. When he came along Montpelier. Ohio spent Tuesday . week. The number is 393. David Hoblnson.accompanied by: he found the other boys gone. He E. Gillespie 20 Ac. Sec. 30. Assyria night and Wednesday with Chas.1 Mr. and Mrs Paul Hoffman and I his mother. Mrs. H. □. Robinson arid stepped on the gas and proceeded Homer M. Warner and wife, S'i Farlee and family and Mr. and Mrs.! b»l»' and Mrs. Lydia Karcher | sister, Dorothy were inKalamazoo at 8-4th of his former rate. He arlots fl and 7. Bi. 23. Eastern Add. Kelth Farlee and baby ! were dinner guests Sunday ofMr*. - Thursday wh?“ David enlisted ir ’ ----------- y where in | rived.:.,j at the shop two minutes early! J Mr. and Mrs. Joltn Smith of Jack-(WU! Hoffman. Mr. Hoffman 1* a I the thc Naval Reserve* Reserves and will leave ।, If he had an aeroplane aeropUne h. he ■ could Hastings city. ft,I.---------—1have made ■ - <■ • Henry J Sothard and wife to son were Sunday guests of his par- | pallenl at Pennock ho«pltal and I this week tar for Detroit to entrain far for I; not it on •time. •UH*. Mr. and Mr*. Owen Smith. ent*. Smith, jU»ey i »im» c*iK-a also called^there mere to see him. nun. the Great Lakes Lak Naval station fori Mr. and Mrs. Al Myers of Bat- Frank Marshall Thayer and wife, I lot 2, Bl. 11. Kenflelds second Add.. I Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner and Ruasell Biougn Blough .and family or of . basic training. kumcii ana ramtiy Hastings city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Eldon Farrell and I Fredpdrt pr®dP‘,rt «pant ‘P®11,. Sunday Sudday evening Mr and Mrs j#mea gfocum 8nd Clair Lammers Sunday evening. wuv, r». Woodland vHlted .the I-son 1^ Davld uavld sapen HuntIay nt nl his Verrol R. Conklin and wife to Joe of Woodland visited Jhc l*nli Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Wagley of Hickory Bobby tfU peach orchards near Allegan “ Sat-Mrs Leslie - White — -of Saranac ,। father,------s cottage ..— at WaJ Wall , iiite lake , comers called on friends at thl* Edward J. Storkan and wife, .lot Urd.y. tb.-th Mr. ~>.ll m" ,“dX X, £1, 1------------- -------- ; mr. ana Mrs. Izsler Lara bee,! Place Tuesday nnd Thursday of last 1132. Hastings city. Gerald L. Ryan and wife to Ray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guy nnd apn .Mra Ervin Curtta. Bobby and Connie Sue of Durand, week. and Mrs. James Guy spent Sunday I Mrs. Milo Curtiss and Ervin , Wfre weekend guest* of her parent* I Mr. and Mr*. Ardy Owen and Jo- J. Branch and wile, lot 10. BL 3. Daniel Striker's Add., Hastings .“3a" iiMr. and Mrs. h. j. Robinson and | family and In particular to visit Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Homer city. Hammond. Mn. Guy Erb and Har­ old and at the Ernie Bateman nnd BARNUM SCHOOL Mbhler's. __________ _ , Charlie Hammond home Sunday Larry Durkee is recovering front Mrs Aldtjn Eash of Dearborn was BOWENS MILLS afternoon. n tonsil o|teratlon performed Sat- n weekend guest at the A. T. Eash Mra. Apsey of Hastings is spend­ urday. .home. \he ** A. 8. held at the home Mr. and Mrs Herbert Johnston I F1°yd Burkey and family of Jias- • 5^““'“.’' ing a few days with her daughter. Mrs Myton Wertman. and Harold left Tuesday for Mt. visited Sunday afternoon at •t^nd^M"d Mr. and Mn. Russell Benton and Pleasant. also visited Mackinaw ,‘he A. T. Eash home. I ,d*"9<‘r City and St. Ignare. Mr. nnd Mr>. Mr. nnd Mrs . Henry Johnson < F , °. Schaffers point, Mr* family and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Campbell and family of Hastings Johnston returned home Friday but ,nf Bowne Center were Saturday aft“£*"• Dinner at 1 spent Sunday with Mn. Ella WenHarold stayed fri Mt. Pleasant for a emoon callers on their sister. Mrs. iF M’ ,®rln< ub,e device. Date, man, week’s vacation. Jennie Pardee. j&ept. lorn. Mrs.: Alice Gardner mcelved | Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Springer! Ixxmn Heise spent the weekend!i Mrs from her uncle. of ,— of Plainwell were Saturday guests ,I CLOVERDALE at home. Ijnews ------- — — — — — —. John. Lowe »• TYltM-lrn Kansas, KtlHkAd telling nf ami Mra ur,H , Mr Mr* Don Belhding and The West Woodland Birthday Topeka. of the death nf of Mr Mr. and Mra. Elam Cn.ln.". Springer and Mr. nnd and Mra. dub held lhelr meeting nt the home °"f ‘ hl hi* * son. son. attended Sunday school on Sunday, baby of Chicago are visiting Mr and Lloyd -------Zerbe— were : afterward* motoring over to Mr. and Mra. Arthur Johncox of Mr*. Wm. Hauer Tuesday afterend Mrs. ------ — ---------- -- ---------- ** noon and received another lesson, ...— ^cy and ForTltl and Mr> Oard Bennett's Riverside | “Congratulations: Mr. and* Mrs. J home Thursday. cottage near Irving accompanied by Richard Hoogenboom on the birth In home nursing. i Mrs. Lydia Porrltt and Mrs. Alden the Clarke Springer family and par- -of a daughter. Aug. 12 in Bronson ('OATH GROVE Horrltt and daughters and Gordon took of a bountiful picnic dinner. hospital, this being Mr. and Mrs. August 29 is the date of the an­ Graham were callers at Mrs. Jen­ Mr. and Mr*. Hugo Anderson and Delos Flower’s first grandchild. They nual .school reunion. All who are nie Pardee’s Tuesday afternoon. Infant son. Mr*. Addle Springer nnd are proud lo be among the grand­ In any way interested are urged to Charlie Wilson, who has worked Burdette Norrl* nil of Hastings, mas and grandpas. attend. for Art Richardson Ln thc past, hns were also present. Mias Evelyn Monica. Mis* Helen Mr. and Mrs. Hnrve Woodman returned from Florida to assist Art Mrs. Cordelia Cordes of Barlow Davenport accom)>anled Mrs. Nono and son Paul. Mrs John Woodman with hh farm work. lake L« entertaining her nephew. Williamson of Kalamazoo to Texas and daughter Mrs Mae Barnum Mrs. Sarah Lacy accompanied Mr. Max Wyman, wife and daughter of last Wednesday. were In Ohio Sunday nnd Monday. and Mrs. Sam McRoberts of Lake Detroit, who are having a two weeks’., Mr. and Mrs. Ford Demond had Odessa to Hastings Sunday to at­ vacation. 1 a _____________ ....from Chlguest last week,______ an aunt ed of the death of John Johnson.tend ------ ---camp —r .... meeting. ------Next Sunday. Aug 23rd Sunday cago. 8>ho until recent yeanr,. lived here t Chester Richardson and family school will begin at 10:45 instead of Mrs., Harvey Ding and Luevina on the farm now owned by Ray : of Battle Creek were over SaturTeeter. He .was a num of fine char- day night guests of Art Rlchardaclcr and n member nnd Worker In ^»on. On Sunday they all attended the church and Sunday school. He the family gathering of the Rich­ will be greatly missed by hLs sister ardson family at the Ionia park. Mrx Berta Covert, and other relaMrs. Jerry Blough spent Monday Ilves and friends Funeral was held in Freeport at the Roy Blough Sunday at Coats Grove Church. home and Jerry accompanied JunThe Von Buren Coynty Republican Committee Floyd Kimble's team of horses ior Blough to Cassopolis The weight of war on the hereby endorses Harold D. Tripp as thc Republican won first prize at the Barry Co.1 Mrs. Ervin Curtiss spent Tuestelephone lines grows heavier Fair day in Lowell and Saranac. candidate for State Senator from the eighth District, day by day. We can’t build Mr. and Mrs Ernest Smith nnd i Waiva Deardorf has been conand urges all Republicans to lend their active support Mr. and Mrs. Linden Bryans and I fined to hcr bed and under thc son Jack spent last Sunday with fDrs. care. to his candidacy, for the following reasons: added load because materials relatives in Midland I Mrs. Jepnie Pardee end WanetMrs. Pearl DemoncNspenl Thurs- tn ScHFay were in Alto Wednes­ 1. Harold D. Tripp has been a lifelong Repub­ day night in Hastings ax the guest day afternoon and aUo called at lican; of her sister, Mrs. Stella Tucker-; the John Porrltt home. man. ! Will Mishler and family accom­ dupe. 2. Harold D. Tripp has never been associated ---- —■<■*■*■--------------panied by Mrs. John Thaler and MARTIN CORNERS------------------------ । Mrs. Howard Thaler of Campbell with the Democratic Party, nor with any cliques Lawrence Christman suffered a attended the funeral services of help dear the voice highways or pranure groups; broken nose recently while playing Ernest Kenjon Friday afternoon at for vital military and war ball, which neceuitated his being Hastings. 3. Harold D. Tripp hoi no previoui affiliations In St. Man’s hoapltal In Grand ■ Mrs Elva Miller and children production calls. Rapids for a few days, and going of Detroit and Vera Graybel of with the Democratic Party that have to be ex­ Before you make any Long back again a few times for further | Illinois were over Sunday night plained away; treatments guests aT Hie WU1 Mishler home. Distance call, stop and ask Mrs Eva Trautwein visited Mr*. I Chalmer Miller and family of yourself: 4. Harold D. Tripp, being a successful business Clara Wilder in Hastings Thursday.! West Carlton visited Saturday eveof last week. ning al Art Richardson’s man In a rural area, is acquainted with thc William Cogswell and Mr and j Mr. and Mrs. John Mishler of problems that confront both the business man 2. Will it intarfcre with' Mrs. Orr Fisher accompanied Mr.' Grand Rapids were Sunday afler- and Mra. Frank Cogswell of Has-j noon callers al Will Mishler's. wife, lot 42. Nash­ e-r.nre. a Dorf*RM Trethric and wife to Charles Par Klw>n *“h’,A*nr’ A’Hannah Chadboume Deaton. NH'man D. Basal 8cban * S^hvlU. tol *•’ 8upr’ Add- Un«» rilrM G A. Phillipa Add. Nashville |Usung> eUly. . Otorge wlUlworth and wlto to!lon Twp Don F Barbar Admr John W ' Charles L Moon to Dale U Moon Herman D. Baumer, et al. par. Uriah H, CrX Kst^Sam^Lyle Bleam'*?* ”,e’ “• Baltimore Hiring, city. Winn Oro. and the farmer, and is adequately equipped to war calls? And please keep <tll your cal Is 5. HAROLD D. TRIPP IS A REPUBLICAN! — local or Long Distance — as brief as you can. Remem­ Steak buy FRESH AND TENDER OR YOUR MONEY BACK I KROGERS IN TOWN! GUY L. HOWARD. Choirman SIRLOIN STEAK BEEF TEMDERAT PORTERHOUSE STEAK TENDEBAY - 38c lb. TENDEBAY CLUB STEAK » 38c ROUND STEAK-* 37c CHUCK ROAST » 26c CHICKENS RIB ROAST SPRINGERS lb. CLOVER VALLEY PEANUT BUTTER 2£37c SOLID PACK Ns>1*0MUty PICS FEET r«>H a. 13c VEIN-X SHRIMP TO^COOK »• 35c COD FILLETS COUNTRY CLUB EVAPORATED q « VEGETABLE SHOBTEM1NG Crises or Spry 3 9.000 Unit* Vitaam A 2 Ealmore Qleo Browa Sagar Ma Crackers Twlakle VoSES,- *h— »* 65c 6Sc 33c 10c 19c 29c iflc Tonatoes Staffed Olives Papcora 3*-29c CLOCK BREAD KING'S SINCERITY FLOUR 75c cotnmtT CLUB ENRICHED FLOUR M^93c Cider. Vlaegar ■* 2$c PORK LIVERS *>*>«-,ucid kUc -h.25c MILK Krnon IwOgO 15c 5 & 33c Gallon bulk Navy Beans Prunes 4 Roman Cleanser Granulated Snap 35c 15c 48c Oxydol er Rlnso cu.ia. 58c Mere Snap Flakes "gp 19c Woodbury’s Soap uZHfu. 24c Rice Dnblets *>«•■'■ Corn Flakes ca5,’’ Whnatlea Grapefruit Juice c—21 Fresh Orangeade Beverages CUSTER YVASEK. Vice Chairman I Alio signed by thc various Township chairmen) MICHIGAN Illi TELEPHONE COMFAHT II 4 fry 21 3U“e* THUOH ENRICHED ioa,*> OIL Aug in Cottage Cheese c,™ Clgarottea — >1.11 O'*' 99* Films ,.U ZZS Motor Oil Scratch Fend to Math ’g* Dairy Feed Black Salt CHEESE VALUES 8 2. >1.39 >2.33 *3.1 T tt.ST “»—• 43d SUMMERTIME IB IFLU | CHEESE SALE £ Kraft Assorted Varieties 31c SWANKYSWIC SPREADS OLD UKIUIH AMD IOU MICHIGAN MAID FIUH CHUBMED BUTTER ~u87c HEKMJUTSWOLVERINE RUSK >w. 1 Qc NO HUI NEEKB! DOFFS GINGER BREAD MIX 59c KRAFT loaf cheese WINDSOR LOAF CHEESE Frankeaauth Cheese “■ 39c Cream Paacake Flair Dark Syrup Macarcal Master* Jack Frost Catsap Pet er Camatlaa ORANGES TOMATOES ONIONS VALD.CU DONUTS Do*. IOC CABBAGE 2 SJ2BC 12c mTI SWEET POTATOES HONEY 2MC POTATOES MICHIGAN U S. Na 1 BANANAS KROGER 5TOR 12C IsIms 11g . 5 ■*- 17c Michigan PUUM OR BUGABED Toll eua GREEN PEPPEM 3 » 5c Michican Tallow 10c Cheoao 21c FnaltCackUU 30c Baataa Can 10c Peat •*» ’* Qaast 10c Greet least 2££21c Pitta* Miatt 3 i*“ 25c Pick SttaM 5 5 MAYMI ROPE, Chairwoman CHARLOTTE PUTNEY, Treoiur 10* — Shredded Wheat 2 Taautt Jilci £Sl. YOUR FOOD DOLLARS BUY MORS AY GLENN McGOWAN, Secretary 14c BOILING BEEF u, 28c FRANKFURTERS ..‘i'Ra'n -* 27c LEONA SAUSAGE 35c PORK HOCKS 35c SLICED BACON 1-U>. laysra 37c THURINCER couJuJ[DCL“‘ “ 37c ber—WAR CALLS MUST GO THROUGH! Signed by: ...THE BEEF THAT’S ALWAYS , cope with them; Dated: August II. 1942. KROGER’S TENDERS THE BIGGEST 0 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. AUGUST M, 1><2 - ■ Clarence William* and Kandall Williams of Oull lake . daughter Roseman and Mrs. Lillian spent Saturday and Sunday with ' Rapp spent Tuesday In Centerville hts grandparents. Mr. and Mn. j and Kalamazoo John Adams. jjrs. Manhall Norwood spent Mr. and Mn. Herman Reynolds Tuesday in Kalamazoo. have returned to their home after Mn. Maggie Piling* and two •pending the week near Ludington.r daughters. Olive and Marie of MIm Patricia Eddy accompanied Three Oaks visited her brother-ln- WOOD SCHOOL Mr. and Mn. Homer Wilson and family of Kansas are visiting Mr. and Mn. Howard Wilson. It( ha* been eleven yean since the broth­ ers last met. Rev.-Lila Manker of Hostings called on her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. HUBBARD HILLS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins and son Ray went lo Flint Sunday to attend .the Helms reunion. Mr. Jen­ kins returned Monday. Mrs Jenkins and Ray went up north from there Mis* Norma Case of Lansing and Mr*. Leland Ooodson and chll- Bush. Jean Dicke\van of Baltimore BRANCH DISTRICT’ spent the weekend wtth her par-' dren being present. township and Marilyn Bristol of, Paul and LaVon Rhoades of ents. Mr. and Mr* Hugh Case. | and Mr* Ward Cheueman . I-a^cy are spending thl* week at Scottville attended Sunday school Mr*. Daisy King, who has been j and daughter and Miss Crystal Gun lake. I al North Maple Grove Sunday vacationing in New Jersey, hu Lauer attended the Brumm-BalU ' About thirty were present at the m9™,nf • reached New York on her return reunion at, Thomapple lake. Sun ■ annual Gregory school picnic held I ’rhe 'North Maple Grove people tripday. ‘ iat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed|»tt««ie^ «mp meeting at Pennock Mr. and Mrs, Aubrey Belson hare 1 Charle* Calm* ot Jonesville wu McPharUn Sunday. Th* aftanioon I Grove. Bunday evening. Mr. and Mn. Oordon Oreen of Battle Creek spent the weekend purchased the Bert Nay farm near 10 "upper guest Friday of Mr. and wu spent in visiting and playing ‘ Mr- *nd Mr*. Ben Schneider and ball. A feature of the afternoon Mr. and Mn. E. J. Bale* of WoodMrs. Cairns is not feeling very well. with their parents, MY. and Mn. Auyria Center and will move there Mrs Harry Babcock.Uwtr home In Battle Creek Sunday man Reynolds Sunday. I Wendell Spriggs of Battle Creek, wu a letter writtan by all present ,Bnd 'Uited lhe Ostrolh Adams Robert Kidder celebrated hl* Albert Green. Mr. and Mn. clarence Immedlately. site will visit. She will also Mn. Susie Francisco of Kala- birthday Sunday by attending camp Mayo. Mrs. Nellie Mayo of Battle Mn. Howard Keen will be hostess i *ho Uve<1 ln tdb» neighborhood u to Edward McPharUn. Jr., who 1* home lut Thursday. Mn. Ostrolh Lapcer and Detroit and will | mazoo called on her brother and meeting. Creek, the Burd and Tripp families to the Happy Dozen organization “ bo>’out Sunday, afternoon In training al Ft. Warren. Wyoming.: accompanied them home, returning » about ten .days. aUter-ln-Jaw. Mr. and Mn. Will| Mr. and Mn. Orville Bruce. Wil­ were guests for dinner Bunday. at her making the burial Edward h\i always — been Sunday afternoon. on August , V.. nuauat 21st ai iwf home. iwme. ---------- arrangements for .... I, -* stanch — —-—- — -----------Announcement is made of the Whittemore one day last week. ma Mn. Mercy Bowerman went to Mr. and Mn. Edd Jone* Mr, Jones of Den- of »“ Infant In Union cemetery. supporter supporter of of our our Gregory Gregory school school rere- II Forrest Forrest Kinney Kinney <Doc.) iDoc.) acccxnpanaccompanma maaer Kidder ana and ramny family ana and Forest _ Colorado __ ..I Mn. Dorothy Hoffman and tfatha • V. .a—— —and L.1KI. bWM H." . I" . I. a. Vi.... marriage of Mia Maxine Marie Robert Osborne had the grand . Price wcre In Ionia Sunday. work In Middleville at the factory ver. have ,been spending unions lr' _ — ’ _a,..aa. ‘-------- *''• —Haver of Battle Creek, daughter of champion milking shorthorn two | Mr. and Mn. Wm. Hayes and lehusells when the latter delivered the summer with home folk* in good er- Fr*nk Hyde had dinner Friday earnest wish. Mr. and Mn. Flunk Lloyd Haver.: yrar old cow in IH st the Barn-1 family visited in Grand Rapids Albert Green has the cellar about old Michigan. 'a Royal coach from Hasting*. ■ [With Mn. Blanch Haines in Nath-------------to James Robert Deaton of Battle county fair last week. He and his Sunday. A nephew. Harolfe Hav- completed at the Archie Burd home Mn. Prank Jones and cousin. iv,Uc ' —------------------Hahenek PLEASANT RIDGE Creek on Saturday, August 8 at the brother Richard received blue rib- I wood, returned for a few days vls- which is a big improvement bined. but are very much damaged Mn. Edd Jonea of Denver. Colorado 1 Mr. and Mrs.Tfai Babcock ar a . Rerofmber horne of lhe bride's parents. She bon* on their Duroc Jersey hogs. ‘ R with them. Carol Burd of Assyria Is spending returned Friday from a two weeks’ Mr. and Mr* Clan----------------ha* resigned her position as teach- . Callen on Mn Ella Doud Sunday , Mr. and Mrl Roy Kelley, and Mn. a few day* with her aunt. Mrs. trip to the latter'* home In Denver. ««nded the Farm Bureau group U Arthur^T*euJyJnd^M^ anent ’ Mr nrU1 MrS Kcltn NorU'n- D‘*r' istSuD. M J??111 bar* and DBVld **re Sunday guests er in the Delton rural agricultural were: Mr. and Mn. D. Sherman of Kelley’* mother Mrs Will Thom- Zenas Colvin near Hastings, leaving The Jone*' carried on at the Prank i meeting at Orin Johnson'* Wednesachool here. , Pontiac. Mn. Millie Fisher ofRlch- ; ton of Hastings, visited the Bion her brother. Archie Burd's home Jone* farm during their absence ,°r Mr ,nd Un Kenneth Norto” i «*•>' evening. Howman and family at Scottville. « , n , Mr. and Mn. Stewart Waten and land and Mr. and Mn. Charles Payne family of Zeeland Sunday Thursday after making him a ten Mn. Elizabeth Wilcox and George , •• • •-------------I Mrs. Ella Klnne is attending IHIGHBANK children of East Delton called on Young of Marshall / j and caU<.d on Billy payne at Mem­ day visit.r Merchant of Martin were surprise GREGORY ... Wesleyan Mrs ’ 1 The Moore school reunion will ber sister, Mn. Gordie Durkee and Mrs. Will Will Knestnlck Knestnlck of of ClbnMx Climax 'ortal uhospital —1._, there ------Ocorge | Mr. and Mn. Donald Henion Meti>odL*t"church' thiiweek.” . ............. pent me the weekend iwitJUtu-sister- I Mrs. Wafoner and son accomMethudUt I meet with a cooperative uuu«-. diflner at family Bunday night. spent Shafer home on^Sunday. .were visitors at the home of Mr. John Johnson, an old and re- the school house August 32. Every Mr. and Mn. Russell Boulter of In-law. Mrs. Hattie 1 Itemore. on ; panled Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Calms The members’ of the Mr. and Mn. . and Mrs. Tunis Henion of Mtuke- spected neighbor, living at Battle one come and meet old school Bradley hare purchased the. Colli - F *' M.r*- to Fort Custer to take part in a J gon gon Saturday Saturday evening. evenins. Jijy Cole family, picnicked nt the DUNHAM DISTRICT ; Creek, passed away and services । son grocery store here and will lake --- ------- Doud call- musical program nroeram for the bov» nt boys at Herman Babcock coltage at Bristol urir;;-’ "----- L ."T. " Mr* Ly,e BW^man and baby of were held at Coats Grove church ।i Mn. Pre Ida Marshall had as Sun­ l 1td on Mrs. Linn Seibel. possession next week. the camp hospital. bfl?nBln8 Rochester are visiting her parents;, Sunday oftemoon with burial in day dinner guests Mr. and Mn. Mn. Clarence Williams and I Mrs Mary Shedd spent Sunday , Mr. and Mrs Henry Kidder and lake on Sunday honoring the fath­ £? &r!??'i>2??h --------andMrs. Mrs.Bert BertBllvin. Bllvin. Fuller cemetery, er.- jay Cole, on hisnatal natal any, day. unUn­ to Matt Balch of Nashville, who wasMrMr.and r- 1 »t, : cr Harvey Manhall of North Maple daughter Rosemary were dinner with Mrs. Minnie Damon at Orq La ™ S mPLShm™ tin c,e WIU 8tan,on- Morri* Reynold on his way to the-home of his relaMrs Thelma Cousins of Kalama- I _________ Grove, Carl Morgantlialer. Mrs. angevllle. guests Of Mn. Lillian Rapp at Wall । >• *nd Mr. Nellie Miner were gue*ta. lake Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Van DenSchram of Nashville and Mr. and ‘ -I Charles Rose had the misfortune ...I?* Brt ” ’ who01 wHl be “ ,n Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood **^5 I ,h»1!Tek"i Rose lhe ,mhTr --------” “ .oJCn: ccurrrd ■< >h. rm.r :wo . "" >“ •"ch " "• Mn. Will Hawblitz of the Branch district with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mott tn trio In some wav and frnriurr ^Ptrmoer 7. were dinner guests of their brother end ■ _________ Mrs. Merrill Evans* and Miss B rtb but dOing nicely now i Kennelh Miller of the 4-H calf miles north of Lacey, wtitre the , Miss Marilyn Bristol of Lacey ,lnanluulEhret Skidmore and Stuart Guy Lacey-Quimby road and Dowling ^pent lut Wednesday evening and । V of Augusta called at Mr. and Mrs. Mason Norwood at their Crooked road cross. Mud Creek crossing the Thursday with Mbs Beatrice Bush DURFEE Byron Guy'* Sunday. lake cottage, Sunday. aMon... . . ■tan„ o, OOT. .. R4. K’nS.. road there. The Powell car wu ’ and attended the Fair. , Recent guests of Mr*. Anna HamMr. and Mrs Frank Jone* of Mrs. Vert Robinson of Hickory ------- —... ln 1Wnw oi ucvrxc sawn oi nrroverturned in the Creek, the front | Mr. and Mrs. Vern Haywood call- | mond were Mr. and Mrs. Milo Biv­ Battle creek. Mn. Hubeq Jones Comers called on Mrs. Mary Doster The Delton Inland I.akes Garden wrt Sunday whm .. afternoon. club »ni hold a flower festival in | AUee Marlc Klckler who were .were given recognition In their ex­ end a complete ruin and the Balch , ed at the home of Mr. and Mr*. ’ •«« and Mis* Mary Baulf.h of Bat- j and daughter. Lynn Ellen of St. Friday car badly wrecked. Mr. BAich re- Orville Haywood of Quimby Sun- I lie Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Erb! Mary's, visited Tuesday evening at are now Mr hibits. Mr. and Mn, John Chamberlain the Delton Community hall Satur- UI celved injuries to jaw bone apd col- I day evening. Mrs. Glenn Haywood and Mr. and Mr*. Carl Erb of Mr. and Mrs. Frank HawbllU's. at the Clifton Miller home and daughter Patty visited Mr. and day. Aug 22. Everyone welcome. ' „nd Mrs Henry Merer* Guests of Butina* ---------. -------------*-----------------------The Mlto-Crewtey Home Literary I Cftlied at lhe Kidder home Sunday °? Sunday were Sidney Woodstra lar bone, but the occupants of the Wu a visitor at the Vem Haywood Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Merle Heck­ Mra. James Clark in Kalamazoo. , Owen of Cedar Creek. Mr. and Mrs. er and daughters of Battle Creek club will meet al the home of Mrs. evening >of Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mr*. other car suffered mostly from . home Sunday afternoon. । Ml** Susie Phillips 1* caring for Cha*. Welch of Delton. Mr. and called. Evers on Thursday. August 27. , Mr, Aco Taaxart and Mrs Canl Ray Woodstra and Mr. and Mrs. sh°ck. Mr. and Mn. Calvin Powell. Mr. Rnss Mr. XU). W.d. .Ill ro-trau.. Si 11 .S? Miss Enid Cheeseman wu thc 1 Mr*. Willard Arnold of Hasting* I Mrs. H. Wilcox of Barryvllle. Mr. •nd Mn. Otto Tietz and children. Marvel Manhnll Is visiting her gueat Tuesday of Miss Crystal Lauer I Mrs. John Johnson. Loretta and and Mrs. Forest Folkner of Wei- sister. Mrs.mlJRachel ,. ..... Mn. Johnson and Paul Richards all HUI...... In Baltla in Battle Creek, then Crystal spent' John of Prairieville and Mr. and i come Comers, Mr. and Mr*.Claud, Creek this week. Of Hasting* called on Mn. Blanche the weekend with Enid and attendMrs. Nelson Jones and family spent Hammond and daughter of near Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bell and fam­ Kellogg Bird Sanctuary al Gull . I A birthday surprise gathering wu Richards Sunday. lake, will be thc speaker. „ * n * h ’ ’ . . . held at lhe Mr. apd Mrs. Oeorgc ed the fair at Hastings Saturday. Sunday at Pleasant l^ke. celebratShultz. Mr. and Mrs. John Hook, n y 0 , ncnr Nushvllle spent Sunday Mias Jeanne Williams of Plainwell The Lady Maccabee* wi|l attend I / Approximately 20,000 ton* of steel gnafe home Sunday honoring the Mr. and Mrs Gaylord Oray en-Hng the third birthday of Loretta Mrs. Grace Rice. Anna Moore. Chu. m Mr and Mrs Vem HawbllU's •pent the weekend with her brother a meeting in Hastings Thursday. • *r« required lo build a 45,000-ton father. George Shafe. daughter. Mrs tertalned Sunday in honor of the Jones. 1 Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I---------------- ----------------------Aug. 20. I battleship. Goddc and granddaughter. Elaine. birthday of the latter* father. Mr. [ n»e MLws Beulah and Beatrice Keuler. local. —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— ger Williams. NO FARMER­ WANTS JUNK on his farm today so if you are saving old machines for ports—TAKE THEM OFF and turn the rest in. We are helping farmers keep their machinery MR. FARMER! JUNK RALLY GET IN THE SCRAP WITH SCRAP! If you have machinery that can be put back into service let us help you find the parts it needs. running and you too wont yours if it is worth keeping. When you need parts let us help you. TAKE CARE OF THE GOOD AND JUNK the JUNK! We hove parts for AVERY—INTERNATIONAL For Barry County! and GALE implements. IF it can't be REPAIRED give it the Air! JUNK IT! . We have some odds and ends of ports—ask us ★ and make us an offer. NATIONAL SClblP HARVEST GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. PHONE 2101 HASTINGS Barry Co. Farmers! FARM BUREAU SERVICE STARTED AUGUST 17 ★ ' FARMERS ATTENTION: IN ★ It’s patriotic to keep your equipment in good running order and we con help you secure parts. Don't neglect what you may not be able to replace. Any machinery that con be re­ paired should be put in shape NOW. If it needs parts or welding BARRY COUNTY BUT if you have machinery that's JUNK JUNK IT! FOR VICTORY ★ SMITH ARD DOSTER let's see what can be done. Junk helps make guns, tanks, ships for our fighting men Bring in anything made of metal or rubber . . . Get paid for it on the spot BUT IF YOU CAN'T SAVE IT- around. If you will send it to us we will see to it that it goes where it will do the MOST GOOD. JUNK IT! JUNK MAKES FIGHTING WEAPONS ★ Kreptteel needed for 210temlautomatic light carbine*. B. R. P E C K One old plow will help armor-piercing projectile*. Keep It Running! YVV PUT THE FAMILY TO WORK LOOK­ ING FOR JUNK FOR SALVAGE, EV­ ERY ONE CAN DO HIS PART. Any farm machinery that you can keep running do so by all means. help make Wo have parts for Caso and Oliver machinery and we do all kinds of repairing on various makes WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS Let’s Jolt them with Junk from BARRY COUNTY! ★ Put your scrap metal into the SCRAP FOR VICTORY! GALE KI EHL, CHAIRMAN NASHVILLE CO-OP ELEVATOR MIKE S AUTO WRECKING WOODLAND: Hastings 305 N. Michigan. Phone 2637 a of machinery. ★ But if you have OLD MACHINERY Beyond Saving Turn it In as JUNK! JUNK SALVAGE COMMITTEES NASHVILLE: JUNK DEALER I - - GLENN LAUBAUGH We are equipped to help you with parts and welding, both acetylene and electric. Turn your SCRAP into CASH and Buy ★ MICH. HASTINGS JUNK™--JUNK It wde't do any one any’good to have junk lying PHONE 2112 HASTINGS GORDON WILLIAMS, CHAIRMAN FREEPORT: KEN BRAENDLE. CHAIRMAN RUNCOtAN ELEVATOR FREEPORT CREAMERY MIDDLEVILLE: CLARE BHOGG, CHAIRMAN FINKBEINER ELEVATOR FINKBEINER IMPLEMENT DELTON: ROYCE HENTON. CHAIRMAN DELTON LUMBER AND COAL ★ HASTINGS: CHAS. ANNABLK. Chairman. JUUL'S KNOWLTON DR. N. 8CIIOWALTER DEMOTT WELDING & MACHINE CO. Hastings 224 I. Green Street Phono 3383 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-08-27.pdf 932856951e494a4a0336162750a4cfea PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR 16 RAGES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. AUGUST 27. 1942 A Challenge To Barry Voters BARRY COUNTY BOY Van Buren Clique, Impelled by Spite, Attempting to Discredit Barry’s Candidate for State Senator Are Barry county voter* going to let ii small clique of politicians ifrmn another county) discredit \helr *election of a candidate for stkte sen- I' "Mickev" McPhorlin ' . ' . . . [ NOTICE MlSSing In Action 'i High echool football suits ' wilt be given out to experienced group in Van Buren county,are Later Reported Safe Jk'football men Saturday. Aug. 29. A attempting to do this very tiling— IN THIS AIR RAID . Fir»f Entirely-American Attack I* Made on Rouen lot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wclasert. 1 of Kalamazoo, formerly of Hastings. I, has enlisted In the Naval Air Corps SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 fa • COUNTY RATIONING BOARD INCREASED Lt. Annie Rosenthal to Be EUGENE BUSH Ml** Annie Rosenthal, daughter || A W of Mr .nd Mr. P R Rosenthal of NA VI Woodland, has been called into the UflUflf vVINuJ Ha* Nine Member*, With nurse and given a lieutenant's comMr. Weisaert graduated from KaiThree Panel* of Three Each Th» Miiir.lv I »rna«oo Central High school and atLt. Rosenthal left August 24 for 1 ne first entirely American group <——j—. » fm ■ ■ — v——— —mi The Barry County rationing board of filer* to operate on the conUn- ‘S’lT’r w nne ihas consisted of three member* dutles. and Mrs. R. E. Bi, ent of Europe piloted a dozen huge ! „ k ' _. y. , • He is a nephew of Lawrence Bauer until very recently. The state A graduate of Woodland High St. Hastings, won American bomber, over th* Ger-,i ffor whom the local American Lc- board has asked that the number man-held city offftouen. in France, ' —.......... ............................... ......... --------• • ibe increased to nine, and that they an Xthed°tLffei?Ithev'\d.™L’l i He haa been MWOrn ln and cxPccU ** formed Into three groups o'f Hrike anH fmm thP.i, ca,led 1 lnto UMnlng. three each, called “panel*". County verrtly hospital one year upon com- j strike and from the air. could seel..------- -—. ------------- the Clerk Hyde will be chairman of plctlon of her training. Si X StT2S SS: 1 UnKm“1' “ “yeach of the panels. I The first panel will be the origin ped. All twelve airships returned--------------------nal board, consisting of Allan Hyde. to their airport In England. Three!’ Romen Feldpausch and Frank Fer­ of their planes were hit, but not ris of Rutland. seriously damaged. The Americans I The second panel will be Don were highly commended by English' Hinderiller of Nashville. Frank flyers their ------Initial — performance. - - - on --- --------------------- ' nwii*ii vratrcii vatier Hoonan niiu and Warren Carter oi of mi* this ] Churches. Ladle** Aid*. Can Sergeant Raymond C. Lewis, son 1 -----------cjty. *nd Mr* Walltr D Law‘3-1 Welfare of District Come* The third panel will be Rev. L j Get Sugar Under New Rule* who live on route 2 from Middle-i \yj|| Not Plov Boll Whiston Stone. James Bristol and ( ville, was one of the eight Michigan | [J..? “ 1 a. J Larsen all of thia city I[ Sugar rationing has been liberal­ fliers who participated In this alWith Group* or Clique* The mmbcrs 0( lhe ty0 new Iized materially in reference to »uch tack by American-built flying fort­ -With a clique of Van Buren !»»*>• have *nd their up- j!iorganizations a* the Ladles Akl. resses, according to an As$ocl»ted [county politicians taking the .lump pointment* have been formally 'Bulletin No. 78. from state head­ quarter* and from Washington. Press dispatch from London. [against Kim Sigler, Barry candi- niade. All nine members serve Sergt. Lewis was bom March 6.'। dite for state senator and issuing without pay. redefines Institutional user* of su­ 1922. His family for a time resided | statement* concerning the aenatoas the term applies to civic, No notice has been received yet gar 1 . charitable, benevolent, in Freeport, where he attended rial race, that contest has taken on ,bX Chairman Hyde as to what ra- educational, 1 [school. His grandmother. Mrs. Wil­ articles will be assigned to religious and social welfare organi­ •liam Whitney. Is a resident of Irv­ added interest for voters at the sations. September primaries. But Sigler th* l*° new panels: but In all ' Previous regulations that organting township. tn commenting upon Van Buren probability duties will soon be clear-, ) ration* cannot register a* instltu- [ The fact that thl* first entlrely- politicians' statement*, said today J/ defined by the state rationing!; tlonal users unless lhev aell four । he Is glad that this group of Van hoard. . ful Indicates that Germany will There can be little doubt that 1meals a week are rescinded. ,know that something Is happening Buren -bows" U against him and Civic. educational. charitable.! that they have come out into the wve™! more articles will be raENSIGN EUGENE BUSH when American planes attack that open. tloned. The particular articles benevolent, religious and soda! or-| ,country in force, as they will be do­ Sigler said: "Three self appointed. w‘u he definitely stated by the'ganlxatlon* msy obtain allotments . ■___________________ w ... .... I- KAard fAr ly n —n—1 1« u<.r .ta ill or (hi rolloww, _ ing soon. political -big shots' know Twill not ill »lalc for —e^h pane!., at 2 P. M. al the Hastings High Word was received by Bernard school gymnasium. The first X" M». । practice will be held Tuesday.spite. A leading member of this little . 1 clique has developed a deep-seated Michael George-Hurschell (Mickey) Sept. 1, at 2 P. M. All boys in­ terested bi football are invited grudge against Kim Sigler for win- McPharlln, a flying officer with the to attend practice. ning three cases against him in a RAP. was missing as a result ol air Coach 8. C. Goodell court of law (one of whch was taken operation* on Aug. 19. The message . to the supreme court) and 1* taking came from F W. Trott, group cap” tain. uM.. RAF delegation; ... «, tlds means of "getting even." by way of .the 1 Not once has their been any British embassy at Washington, criticism uf of thethe Barry county canthe“-------me*- 1 criticism Barry county can-jThe ” date mentioned ------- •—In J ■dldate’s ability or-coalifications. As sage Indicated that "Mickey" was one i a matter-of-fact, this one disgruntled of the hundreds of pilot* who took member of the clique should be in a part in the great aerial battie dur­ good posiUon to traufy that Kim ing the raid on Dieppe. According to Who Raided Jap-held Island 1* a* mighty callable lawyer who British communique*. 98 British .1 — .. --------- — u—uuu- ‘job -i-,plane, wcre Iont durtnf the attack; does a thorough, workmanlike Organised Marine Group once he accepts a case for trial I but some of the pilot* were saved. j ' ' Barry county lx entitled to this The gloom caused by this brief , Lieutenant Merwyn. C. Plumley, office. Not having furnished a can- message । was soon dispelled, however. Ison of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Plumdldhte to the state senate for some when n message came through on ley. of Nashville, formerly of thl* 30 years or from the 8th Senatorial Saturday announcing that Flying 'city, ha* won distinction tn the District since it was organized, we Officer McPharlln had returned un- i Marine service. His friends, and can't be called “greedy" or “pre­ Injured to Portamouth. No further I friends of the family, will be glad - sumptlous" when we here in Barry details ( wcre given. But It was to learn that he organise the Insist that It's now our turn. (As a enough to know that "Mickey” was I group of Marines who Inst week matter of fact many substantial alive and on friendly soil again. ■ [raided the Jap-held Makin island. ciUsens of Van Buren county and ------- ,1300 miles northeast of Australia. . even a few of the present “clique" Every J«P soldier was either killed ;Or captured In the surprise attack have said for the past six years । made by these marines, of whom play bail with them. They are fully ' young Plumley was one of the of- ', service is to obtain reve- . A1£J’“ h, Aside from the fact that Barry niRiii haa ****** . '1-Meal —Meal --service 1* - to--obi* j Prior to entering the Naval servaware of the fact that they can ! Ificera. President Roosevelt'* son.! county U entitled to the office, we 1 'ice. Ensign Bush attended Western James, wa* a superior officer In | not dictate to me so they are try- ' nrc presenting the i candidate will) 2—The onrsnlxstlon serving the 1 carrying out the plans made for ■ .Michigan College in Kslamasoo tor -----------ing to defeat me by dictating who the best qualifications. - ----------( the people shall elect. Twenty Questions Are Asked this successful attack. Kim Sigler measures up to the' munlty as permanent: or where three year*. While in echool ba was "The people of "Van Buren coun- , job^-and this Is meant as"no perHow Many Can You Answer? Answer?'[ Early E»rly this year he was selected new it is expected to be permanent. „ r— — — T—jS*' -----ty know who makes up^ this light wnal criticism to Bud Tripp who to organize the first company of: 3—Meal service I* consistent with Is a "swelD fellow" with lots of The restricted u»e of automobiles marines to be trained for special Salt Water Ha* Interfered Buie politic*! ring there and what f County To Fumhh 400 ‘^5 and purpos* ot lhe the U. S. Naval Reserve AriaUott friends and many likeable qualities and the drastic curtailment of pas- 'assault tasks and was made acting So The Well Is Abandoned they stand for. They know why the • ring te against me They know I Special Army Kifs I < -r-,.,. on_ _on B**e. New Orleans. La., before go­ (For nil we know.'Bud may have senger service on railroads have captain of this'company. In March “ Open " to non- l>|ing to Pensacola for brek: and ad­ _ , ~ been drawn into this contest with- made it difficult to secure speakers he wa* sent from the San Diego, The —------Sun OH Co. has plugged .Its' w dared try a law suit against one of .. . . ivanced training. out any knowledge of the grudge I for service clubs these days. So the Cal., base with his specially-trained well on the James F. Mead'farm them and the politician* are jump-1 The executive board of the Barry “^12? Ph£ 1 Having been designated a Naval angle which prompted lhe Van Rotary club of this city ha*, when [company to an undisclosed destina- , in Rutland and abandoned hope of ing through the hoop for him In his ,Co Chapter. America Red Cross. personal grudge fight against me. «t • recent meeting decided to fur- "“P™ “nA n0' • Aviator, Enrign Bush will go on Buren clique to fight Sigler). a speaker could not be obtained, lion. finding oil at-that location, due to "The V»n Buren ring can play <00 army kit* to he given to the p "P “ ra 2!?L^ d L-------------- --------------A ruccesaful state senator not substituted discussions of current ‘ On his return to San Diego on' the. fact that salt water had filled politics and circulate report* and wkUera “ they embark for overseas. «>r operational training center* be- , only has to be a student of stateievenls, or question* growing out April 19. he wo*.commissioned s the eight Inch hole to a depth of rumors. While they are pteytog : me Wta ctuei “l about * l 00 10 nU and uJT.rfL. rore 10 » combat huuui >iuu mi uu ana . --------- . , .---- ------- .— and local government with a wide 'of the war. or proposed' legislation by first lieutenant II has never been about 800 feet. This water entered [contain **y«ages. candy, candy. cookies, cracker*. crackers, 1 r°n,»|n cards, «•««<« cigarettes, riMr.it-. buttons. beverages, knowledge .of current affair*, but rongrere A topic 13 presented In the (Continued on page 6> the hole as rapidly as It could be politics I shall serve the people” [thread, jjotato chips, popcorn, nut*. ,,, „ needles, pencil, paper and P°»*tochipA nuts. Ices, ice*, i alsn has to have the ability tc form of a question, and member* are pumped out. so there wav no chance prepared fountain mixes, milk, I “ .envelope*, shoe siring*, gum. pins stond on his feet and slug It out asked to express their views. For [ to clear the way for dynamltlnf the milk — drinks and — Ice ------cream iiu uuicr ,------------ — - •prepared —•— — B A UTV fRARJCtVC )■ and other sinuinr similar ■cucie.v articles.. verbally with the best of them, [instance, four week* ago the prop- | rock at the 5130 foot level, with the Mr* Edward Van Pope ring has “ “• BOda »undae* or otherwiseDAni i . »'— —•— l J Klin Sigler qualifies on all count*, osttlon was: Should-America and chance that the break-up of the been appointed by Mrs. R. G. Hub-1 Organisation* satisfying three Its our turn for the office and-tha Allie* open a second front In rock at that depth might bring-tn bard, chapter chairman, aa chair- t«iulrement* whlch dartre to obwe have the man for the job. Europe, to relieve the pressure on a profitable flow of oil. Some oil man of a special committee to fi- ,tnln au«»r aHoUn«nts and can esThe primary election Is Sept. 15. Russia? It was Interesting and weU was found in the deep rock strucnance the project. Mrs. Van Poper- •l*bh*h base pursuant to Section -----------A heavy turnout is needed. worth while to listen to the Delnil.r* C.ll <11 111 IS I- lUr* aUo wtn*‘ ■aa But ‘he »alt They Must Obtain Written tog plan* to organize a county-wide J*01-*8- rnsy register as Institutional Ratailar* Sell >11.111.15 In vater hM interfered with totting There'* ystir challenge Barry Barrj . opinion* opinions expressed on that subject. 1 ujiiHiiincv wini innuixu itvtn *u SStS^iTvEi ------ :—~ — a, !d Pir-.it n C« v, SlXlSfi ------ --------------------------------- A. to do War Stamp* and Bonds at that point. At list Monday*! meeting of the the town- tn the county. She also f [club, twenty printed questions were i, During August I In the Sun oil co.'* previously ------------------— fytng »Ulsf> Michigan hunters should know wishes to emphasize lhe fact that — — OrtcantaaUon*.[presented to each member under „ A (driven well on the Kidder farm, . . . . .. . . the Ar—an In er rrequirements —milr-m-nl- -nrl the iforegoing and de­ that the last legislature enacted a Barry county has again surpassed l solid salt formations totaling nearI the heading: "How well do you some amusing experienced of Gsorga serving allotment as new instltulaw that MJ*. says: “No shall nun. hunt cmiuiuuuoiu I'V person muni use. ---------------------------- — — contributions oi of any site. ■know Hastings?" Each member was ■11* quota In the War Bond and . ly 800 feet were penetrated. That with firearms, dogs, or In any oth- ■ The drive for money Is off to a J °7,“ ,wcr? mly,,*p.p y ‘tor, [asked to Indicate the correct answer 1Stamp sale campaign being spon-1 does not mean that 800 feet of solid lby checking .the figures or state- ।sored by Michigan retailers. With salt was drilled. There would be ar manner, upon any farm lands or flying start as Guy Schermerhorn. J‘'atlon under rationing guide No. Banty Cramer). That article eonfarm woodlnt-i connected therewith, on whose farm the bomber crashed la_ „ , , , jment which he believed was the 1a quota for the month of $9.860 00. salt between other rock formations. or within the enclosed lands of any I the night of Aug. IB. has turned ' e,f. U nOw the orcorrect answer to each question. 1the sales to date total more than huntlng club or game preserve with- [over to Mrs. Hubbard $47.80 collect- '”n“?“0?5 mentioned wlf»» the | Il will be worth while for qur ! as given above. In the Mead well Picnic Attract* 2.000 the WRITTEN CONSENT of ea ed last from persons persons wno who ,.th«?h‘ m ,rmind that wherever last Sunday sunaay irom —- — ■ The record for the month Is as the salt formations totaled about out ,city readers to ask themselves .k_ _-... . ... _____ ■___ i (Continued'nn m- is1) visited the. farm. Mr. Schermerhorn <Continued on nar* page s 3. RSec. the _________ owner or lessee. to Charlton Pork (these 20 questions, and to indicate follows : 400 feet. Tire new provision resulted from said the money was to be used by I ‘ ' Month's Aug. Aug. In drilling, the Mead well the ro­ Tl» -Old setUmi^drm. or benill. wta; Town an amendment to the Horton tres ­ the Red Cross for any good cause Chairman Quota 17-22 to Date tary outfit reached the St. Peter* Interesting reading, so we asked him rd it ihoir inourl ptenlo “« ““ 11 ““ sand, where the company had hoped pass act, passed by the 1941 legis­ and as the kit project is an emerChirlton part by Kim Slilor -ho "ch .X11'", l“™ Nashville— Ralph Hess, to find oil but did not. and lature. Owtng to the delay of the gency order. Mrs Hubbard felt the .■ iiiaiwiy iriv mod ■ PIUU.U0 Ulin,, In .porklnr “!»«'<. ' W «‘'l n»,a •£• ' have Just received the first Install­ also went nearly 100 feet farther legislature in final adjournment, money should be used to start the U u-mblwo of 1.000. which ““J" “5h M ,l“ Adolph Auditor General Brown has re­ ment, which we feel certain oui $1,000.00$ 35135$ 2.12323 down. Somewhere, either at the however, the new regulation did drive. il«> Included lhe HreUnu KI- OueilUin.. .nd lew tor law- nuny Douse Mrs. Fred Bechtel and her rsslst- ceived the voucher voucher* from the state readers will enjoy. He writes Ir 5130 foot level or above It. lhe salt not take effect hut fall. ..nun., their wire. Ih. ouu >»>• ■!"" “» rlihl iniwer. HastingsThe new regulation does not ant. Mrs. V. D Ackerman, who arc department of education for the substance the ft Bowing: Ben water broke Into the hole and put Benin OeiinlnUon ind » Cow.l B*,10* “*.“K "Tiff; 6.010 00 1.054.15 an end to attempt* to make testa change the old Horton law save in charge of production, will be in first distribution of the primary auardunen from lhe Clear Lake ■ *“1*™*°*’ Gldley that written permission Is neces­ charge of making and filling the school fund, which will soon be ar Banty Cramer ' at the extreme depth reached. c#nlp ।was: 6.432, 4.378. 5.849. 5.175 or MiddlevillePaul Faulkner. So the company ha* abandoned sary now ln place of verbal permis­ kite and will need volunteer* to as-1 mad*. Th* distribution will be made In his speech Mr. Sigler stressed 6,3-4aiM1..tl__. ' on the basis of $9.00 for each per­ 26850 Tom Barry 800 00 1.088 20 hope of finding oil on th* Mead sion. as formerly. Landowners are the fact that the war situation Is . nfai,bT£?' ,,**7 ta‘ son of school age in each school WoodlantPfarm. The three wells driven wlth- not required to post their land much more serious than the peo- ,8®3'’89*.' ,912' ,871' against trespass In order to come district. School district officer* to tell something of my tarty lift Leon Hynes 400 00 984 50 1,83100 (Continued on page 6) pie realise and that politics mu*t' *“ for, under the law. The written permit can easily figure the amount for not enter the conduct of the war. tln'8' England; lhe Battle of Haa- Delton-Prairie ville— Is required on both posted and un­ each district, knowing as they can It is Imperative t^t the boUlen^ ***: W*™ Hastings: or Eurolu* Ellis posted land. the number of persons of school age dtement and fun. so I joined up Faulkner of production be removed so that - _ .. The new law has plenty of teeth. in the district. Barry county's share i with Ringling Bros, circus for threw Freeportour men shall have the guns, < Continued on page 3, Sec. 1) Penalties imposed are fines rang- ।1 this time will be $52,479 00 for the Ken (Continued on page 6) ~ " ing from $10 to $50. or a jail sen- 1 5831. school-age population of the Braendle county. There will be another pri­ tence up to 30 days if the fine is Dowlingnot paid. mary school fund distribution In well groomed and rehearse them tn Wright's The change In the law calling for ' November, when about $20,000 will their tricks between shows. I drove 100 00 Store ------Farm* Asked to Turn MRS. BERNICE KELLEY. Prop. C«iin$rv Cluk written permission was an out- 1 probably come to the county, or Hickory Comers — Having sold the residence and growtn In Average of 1,000 Lb«„ •bout $350 for each person of school them in the parade, part of that growth oi of an attempt by the Mich-j Mich- , Managing Editor Finds Mra^Krttev^l/dl^X Dr igan United Conservation Clubs to i Eoch—Home* 100 Lb*. age. Dr. F R R Brook*, Brooks, president president of of mihiirKol ritan *’t Rh^? i0f lhe u 8 '° Defense Recreation repeal existing county Sunday No Evidence to Back seven elephants. One was an old Barry County has been called up­ hunting laws. . ?12 Rt [committee- announced that the Loosely-Made Charges seeker, weighing nearly three ions. niiF^m^rrv t9h-' Stings Country Club will have on by the War Production Board Members of the legislature sug­ I called him "Mike." Prom that Lui « etert th- anothfr dance on Saturday evening A libel suit filed last spring by gested a "tightening" of the Hor- to Increase its efforts In furnish­ in thi< k|..?[7 b^ for coa4t 8uardj Irom clear Lake ing iron and steel scrap for war Representative Clare E. Hoffmsp tqn act as.a step toward reducing toll nlrttcutera f ,C«mp Any Barry county man who $3,353.10 $11,111.15 against the Detroit Times was yes­ rural opposition to wiping the Sun­ production. Charles Annable, chairman of sugar books has been made valid fun particulars. lu in lhe armed forces and home George Carpenter, chairman for' terday dismissed by agreement of day hunting laws off the books. but fortunately they knew mg from [on furlough is also Invited to at­ the county, steles that he is pleased the parties. The dismissal followed The tightening took the form of for the purchase of five pounds of HARVEY MYERS. Prop. a thorough Investigation by the De­ requiring hunters to obtain written tend. ' Owing to living in a trailer house !। Among thoae, who will welcome with Die record and wishes to thank troit limes which satisfied The permits to hunt on farmland. Once rlod from August 33 to October 31. all who have given such fine co ­ and discontinuing his business. Mr.' that change has >en made the this quota the WPB asks Barry ,1942. The stamp value will permit the club guests will be Mr. and Myers will dispose of hl* personal Mr*. Don Siegel. Dr. and Mm. Nor­ operation. County to build up a stock-pile of j sale of slocks of 5. 10 and 25However, he emphasizes the fact lion Congressman Hoffman's loyalty. legislature conveniently forgot about 1937'■> tons of scrap Iron and steel ,the property at public auction at the . the Sunday law repeal and the pound packages of sugar now in bert Scbqwalter. Mr. and Mr*. Dewey that must mat sales of oi stamps «iam|M and unu bonds uiu » "When we struck a piaoe where way^Hartinin. Dew^y Reed vrilTcrv i;Hon. tton' Mr*. Nel,le CT ““ ' ** ” "' A ' sportsmen were left holding the during the last six months of jthe hands of refiners, wholesalers the elephants could bathe I had Nellie Crore. Mrs. H. A. 1942: This means that 312 tons ,and retailers. The period Is made must be collected each and every , The original Horton act has been will act a* clerk. R«< the adv «1». JOItnson. month. Barry County did not col, on the statute books of Michigan endar month so that. If it is found • where In this issue for full partlcuRummage sale, clean, across from tence to the effect that Rep. Hoff­ since 1927. but it has not been fre­ led that much during either June (desirable further ration periods Montgomery Ward's, Friday and man "has been listed by Washing­ quently invoked, except where hunt- or July, and August is proving even ,may be set to coincide with the —-------- --------------Saturday. Aug. M-29. 8-27 ton authorities as a pro-German I। era cut fences, fences. Itleft gates open or a greater disappointment. calendar month. JAMES ENDSLEY ESTATE 1 The quota for Barry County is propagandist*'. ( did other -,l~ things —!“» that aroused the In order to close the James Ends- 1 broken down a* follows: Farms— In explaining it* mistake of the I ire of the landow landowner Supt. D. A. VanBurtdrk announces want y<Jur back scratched!" It ha ley estate. Walter Culbert. admin- | HASTINGS CITY new regulation, fiowever. 1556 tons: the city of Hastings and term “ pro-German propagandist." I The that lhe Board of Education of the dkl he would «<^ck out hi* tnmk istrator. Will have an auction sale BAND CONCERT ------------ ----club — over „„ The bowling season comes close the live villages of Freeport. Middle­ Hasting* City schools ha* pur­ John C. Manning, managing editor | poisess a --powerful 1 would alt astride It and It* would ville. Nashville, and woodland, to. upon the heels of cooler days, and of The Times Publishing Company, head* of ypland game hunters In chased of Howard Martin seven of Coal* Grove qr 2 mile* east of i Slar Spangled Banner. . ! farming country, in the event a gethcr—64.7 tons; store* and bucl- with it. the opening at the Hastings school buses and one Mation wagon. Issued the following statement: Barbers Corner*: Henry Flannery would lake Battleship ne*s houses In the county — 123 Recreation Alleys. Saturday. Sept. 5. "The plaintiff, Mr. Clare E. Hoff- landowner chooses to get tough. The schools plan to give their will be the auclloriser and BL K. bama". Miller. tons; automobile junkers — 300 tons; William Schader, Jr., has reaur(Continued on page 6) , H. D. Ruh), chief of the game iHviGray will clerk. Two horere. eight ' Overture-Grandiose. DeLamarler. student* the same bus service that scrubbing, which ho enjoyed. -----‘slon of the state conservation de­ governmental agencies and Insti- : head of cattle, a good 11*4 of farm! March—Under The Double Eagle, they have had In the past. . SCHOOL BOOKSTORE HOURS leys to conform to A. B. C. regula­ I had finished I would sal , pwtuncm, partment, ociieve* believes Micnigan Michigan rnow tutlons—45 tons. machinery and some feed are to Wagner. right. Mike." Then I would ----- ----------.tew of The quota I* based on 1.000 ।tions. ’ I The Hasting* Public Schools has the ----strictest trespass JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, be offered. The 70 acre farm will; Walts—Old Timers, Arr. by Lake. ELEMENTARY AND KINDER­ pounds per farm In the county; 100 । Bookstore will be open every day In- any state in the Union. Teams and leagues are now being his head and slide down and . also be offered at private sale Pull March—Barnum and Bailey's pounds per home and business ,organised For further information, would catch me with his trunk a eluding Saturday p. m. and ex----------------- . .. GARTEN SCHOOL NOTICE particulars are given In the ad In. Pavorlteq, King. house In the urban areas; and the (contact a team captain or Mr. Labor Day. September 7. Children whose 5th birthday oc. ­- [eluding this Ugue of the Banner. ' 'Bong*: "I Am an American". for Ih. two wnki Iwtumlm "“’""S’ auto junker quota by estimating Schader. , DIRK HOFFMAN,‘Prop. -nS** WiL*0**™rica "^RunT^bv cur* before February 1, 1941 are । Monday. August 31 from 8:15 the approximate number of care eligible to enter kindergarten. Par- 12 m. m and from 1:00 to 5:00 p. m.. which will be junked during thl* ■TONIGHT On account of lU heilth and be’ —__ >_ I ' Tit* *ltv whool. wUl «will period. N< *i___ b“l*____ “• -j_____ ■ ln __ b"" T1" “"“"S"L^'r Donkey softball game at Wood­ Sw^%h March-Anchor* Aweigh. Zlm- kindergarten children to Central. ^and book* at th* old price. °f*n Tuesday. Sept. 8. Enrollment Tnts quota make* up Barry land | Recreation Park. Aug. 27. Horrman will dispose of the per­ School for enrollment on Monday, earl_ whU, there u , Pt(xxi for new high school studants will County s share of a Michigan , Adm. ItatJSA sonal property at Public Auction at grteettoa - American Patrol, Sentember 7 »ome Ume durintr the . be held Tuesday and Wednesday. stock-pile of I.IOIXBO tons which the farm located 3/4 mile north of “ omencan r.uw, , Sept. 1-2; for junior high and grade* must be had to keep Michigan's March-Oiory o'f the Marines, war industries in operation durbtg 1NOTICE the lime will be Monday. Sept. 7. — ■-- -.i_«_____ from Charlton Park. He is offer- nrabel Junior High School mmll. pupils *rfll will TO Delton Rural Agricultural school -------------I §upl. VanBuskirk expect* the JOIN-----------ARMY-----------AIM CORPS please report at Central School dur­ Bradford Hinckley, *on of Mr. enrollment to be about the same In making the steal that goes in­ ing these hours also. New High and Mr*. Clayton Hinckley, who j as last year. According to prerent to ship, tank; and armaments, 50% School pupils enroll September 1 had served four year* a* a member Indications, student* from rural corties from iron taken from ore istratlan | p. m . to at the marine*, applied some time . area* are coming tn about the same and 50% from scrap steel and the ago for the army air corp*. H* ha* number. More will probably rid* on culara. been called up for training. 1 the buses to save Urao. SUGAR RATIONING NOW LIBERALIZED ; SIGLER ASSERTS MERWYN PLUMLEY WON FAME IN RAID HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW HASTINGS! 'independence 5X5 WELL PLUGGED BY THE SUN OIL CO* NEW PROJECT FOR RED CROSS huntersIoOace BARRY AGAIN EXCEEDS QUOTA IKAH K DIRE TRESPASS BAN SHOW EXPERIENCES SIGLER ADDRESSES "OLD SETTLERS" County to Get $52,479 7 Primary Money Soon Four Auction Sales DETROIT TIMES CLEARS HOFFMAN OF PRO-NAZI STIGMA U. S. O. Coast Guard Dance Given By .VOimtry VlUD COUNTY GETS SCRAP QUOTA OF 1,101,000 TONS Important Notice To Sugar Purchasers Hastings Schools Buy And Operate Buses Bowling Season Opens Hasfinat School* to Open Sept. 8 «*« e"- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. IMS Mrs. Ottle Lykina returned Tues-! and one brother. Roy Cramer of lhe Barry and Eaton county In­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Long spent Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joppinga day from a few days' visit with rai-' Chicago. surance Co. for about 25 years and the weekend In the eastern part of . moved Monday Into the Langham 'house on State St. aUvas in Indiana. 1 Mr and Mrs. EB. Greenfield left «rvtd about 25 years as Castleton the state. ' The Nashville school will begin Matt Balch, who wm injured in Friday for Baton Rouge, La., and township superebew. From Novemon Wednesday. Sept 9. This year an accident near Laogy, Is still In Miami. Fla. to visit their sons Clay-. *** 1929 ,0 April 1833 he served as out from his Illness last week. vuwvs wm ocam ».M) a. ui. ana - -•••-- . - - - the Iwwnltml at Anw *»^w ■ ' Um- Otaud and Clanoge. _ acting postmaster. He leaves two Mrs- Nettle Oallahan has moved continue to 11:43 w m. in the gfry-d Newton hu MtoThar Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Funeral services were held Sun- ’ttephew*. Shirley Smith, of Ann Boyd Oben of Ypsilanti and Miss “r “T" 'p -• White, 59, were held Sunday morn- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Arbor. Donald Smith of Detroit; two Ing al ten o'clock, at lhe Hess Fu- Heas Funeral home for Elbert V., P**0**- Mrs. Gertrude 'McPyek of Mrs. John John Andrews Andrews has has been been taktak- , Miss Ruth — Williams of Riverdale .. „ ' V*??'*'-, „ , neral home, conducted by the Rev. Smith. 77. Who passed away Wed- Charlotte, and Mrs. Amie Ronald Mrs. — ..... en to to lhe home her daughter, daughter, who who has hastaught taughthere here the thepast pastsevi sevi . T.^T:8'. JTo*n*«nd, D. R. Sllvemall. Burial in Lake- nesday night at the home of Mr. ot Chicago- The Knight Templars en homeofof tier MisSerah Serah Power*. Power* . eral vears years was ws,induri^t Inducted but last week P^^nl view cemetery. Mrs. White had and Mrs Fred Langham where he of Hastings were in charge, with Mrs. .eral week ' •* Mr. -and Rays and into the WAAC at Detroit and wltf . dl lived here the past 31 years. She had lived the past two years Mr. burial tn Lakeview cemetery. - Mra Arthur ■ moved-----------Monday to-------Belding °‘F»«nleaves her husband.-Dell White, one Smith was a former senator from Mr. and Mr* Orville Flook are en- I ffamily ------ ,--------- — -- I rcport. when called, to DeaJ<0lQM. 1.?? n. .111 u-cb ; in,. Mm won™ tu m b,«h. «■ ~ Sister. Mrs. Pearl Craig of Detroit,; Barry county, he was secretary of joying a trip in northern Michigan. ‘ where he will teach the coming year. | 1 ers in the service. Lt. Roger Sackett of Camp Bark- -'neering uaff of Bell Aircraft, their u”.U heBl1 °r 0,8 Ph0,°’ NAEHVLI-IX LOCAL NEWS prohibition steto convention at Corunna on the following Saturday. JURORS DRAWN FOR BRPT, TERM OF COURT Ora Babcock. Hope; Anna Bar­ num. Carlton; Martha Beadle. Has­ tings TWp.; Ruth Becker. Hastings Twp ; Elmer Bird, Johnstown; Clyde Brandt. Assyria; Wm Clagett, Irv­ ing; Clare J. Cole. Castleton; LeOrande Deprleater, Orangeville: Ro­ bert Dryer. Hastings 1 and 4; John­ nie Duffey. Yankee Springs; Dwight Fisher, Hastings 1 and 4: George Foreman. Woodland; John Ourd, -Hope: ----------------------------------------------------Ray Hartwell. Maple Osove; NubHU. -M qube vcU rture-1 U*1f «« Db«A U re- **I H.,»ood Ruillbd, WU1 H. rebUd ■< ibe Old beiltor-. pieMeon ”'."™ SS"1.?! 'Air Corps at Santa Ana, Calif. — Jones, aupdfr.. ■ .• _ lunMludire. ~ ' ’ ’ i».«wJohnstown; N. J. Kuemple, — I Hastings 3 and 1: Wilson Manby. ■rMHMMKr ? Ur Mld Nr., Buri Wltooi oi Hu-. Assyria: AWibl Ed. Matoon, Hastings 2 .... *™ ... mowna co uu Hi,. The, inoy Mid s,- R. H. VoiL Baltimore; WOOO1.ASI, < 0 lrtl .have Taylor 1 W8yn8 o,ne>- Castleton; Fred OlFARM HUM' £- purchased the :h; lovely T.;to. iv>m. i.f.u »— n------ to. Prairieville; J. C. .Raymond, L.The WeodUnd Commmill, Ural llmr.o ,,oup met .1 ibe borne oi Jft "'S.!' Yankee Springs. Vert Robinson.Barry; W. F. Richards. Baltimore; Mr. .nd Un Oko Wotrtn, Toe.- kue^ Dell Schiffman, Irving; Burwell do,. Au, II. wbh ekbi m.mber. l«Uo Republkko-THbuoe. Scudder. Carlton; Loyd Sheffield. 1 and two visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Aben E. Johnson, Jr„. midship- Barry. Loren Hershberger, present. The T“,n ,n naval school of-420 at matter of a township Farm Bureau ,, *V8r M1“l»n' academy. Culver? CITIZENSHIP EXAMINApicnic was dlsrzis&cd. A commit- 1 ,nd • fontpleted eight weeks of rectee was appointed to get in touch *nd training when the CulBen C. Shapero. of the immigra­ with the other township groups, 'rr summer schools came to a close tin’ committee being appointed was wnl’ ciimmencemenl exercises Sat- tion and naturalization service of will Fiorence Eckardt, Gladys Crock- , hntay morning. Aug. 22. Aben wasthe --------U. — 8.—Department. -- --------- .... Justice, . «... lord and Mabel Velte. probably in the youngest group of i he at the court house here Sept 3-4 It was suggested that we dispense bo5'11 *n the nalton receiving Me- 1 to examine applicants for citlsenswlth the regular August meeting mentary naval training. • I ship, according ta“ County Clerk and If a township picnic is held f A salute to T. 8. K Reid for tum- I Alten C. Hyde. we would learn at that Umt what ing over the recreation facilities at I — * « >---------------plan is to be followed for the com- Thomapple lake Saturday night for ---------------------Ing year. j the Klwanlans coast Guard party An Interesting discussion of some ■ which was rained out at Charlton of lhe jxilnte given in lhe summan' । p«rk. of the war adjustment meetings । Attractive booklets containing the held in June followed 1M2 a of M. fooU»U XSulJ S | Editor Banner: ' Unv Ban'"'r O01Ce After lhe war this country h . Milk by Plane ■ w 7qilf‘tlrig RUCh information bound to be sn alr-mlnded country. lh>t Don- n is air-minded now-but It U go­ Milk.and Ice cream are delivered itTZSJE* ***" by airplane to lhe mining cam^s in n , un » Mru,n^ “r* vmg U> be more than ever with all , °lH,“VnVih“ 688,1 pr0'1«”»« thousands of pilots grtUng out northern Canada. In aome local!Ilea the miners pay a dollar for a moted to a Technical Sergeant In the of the Army and Navy. Headquarters Supply Battalion 1 w . ... .. . quart of milk. Donald *bi th, nXt i iZl„ Now u the Mme to prepare for to so from Haitlne* a? thBt d“y For yeftrs lW* r«nmun*7% " "i •n. BOMB THE JAPS WITH JUNK! tinned at Fort FHtev Xan... I port—several of the smaller cities i Rnlieri Phtitin. > i k ' around Michigan have alrixirts why Ro bert Phillipa sold his home on! can't a city like Hastings? to CU’There ire umre .ben .Inbrt, OPEN FORUM SAVINGS Kruft Cheese QUALITY MEATS mm T American, Brick .*,59 2 Load your shopping list with our low prices and fire away at savings. Not a few low prices—but hundreds of outstanding food values every day mean sure-fire economy every time you shop at Food Center. You'll shop more quickly, too. because you con buy everything for your table at the one time in opr complete market, and our convenient displays put the big savings right at your finger-tips. Cheese Spread CHICKENS Wisconsin 30‘ 22c 27c 19c 32c 39c 35 28c 17c 21 <= 29 12< 20<= MILD CHEESE . 30 Diomond Crystal Salt 2 15' Philadelphia Cream Cheese 2 pn. 19 Ginger Bread or Devil Food Mix 14 AV 23 S1WK5 " rppICES1 CRACKERS RITZ CRACKERS CORN FLAKES WHEAT WHEATIES WHEAT POPS WHEAT GERM CRISCO Liberty Bell Soda N. B. C. Shredded Biscuit or SPRY LARD 2 ■■ lb. carton Cheese Spread O “ Salad Dressing Miracle Whip. qt. lb. can 24c 2»- 17c — 21c - pk»- gc 2^- 21c 10c 15c 25c !!. 69c ib... 31c KOOL AID 35' TOILET TISSUE A AA0 TOWELS Ojc MILK ** 1 "TW SALAD DRESSING 2,9' Charmine 3 3 Pct or Carnation ------- OLEO CABBAGE 2l£c CELERY HEARTS TOMATOES <.!±r... 3,i- 10c POTATOES - »• p«k 29c SQUASH 2 ,b- 9c OI c p lb. W I Topo CHEESE * AQc Kraft Dinner g Macaroni 3 Or Spaghetti lunch TAKEN BY THE AXIS LATER! MILK Shurfinr . 26' Hard heads 10% SAVED NOW OR 100% . Home Grown Home Grown TOMATOES HONEY ROCK For canning Sj[35 a bu. OE for""** 25' 25' 31' 19c 22' MELONS 10c ea FDDD^CENTER 1112 p. m. It will choose three dele- - Laird..520 w. Court; Mrs. Merlin Pierce. 537 E. MUI; Daniel Lan­ caster. Hastings, route 5: Mrs , Clara Hannemann. Nashville; and George Bradshaw. Shelbyville, route • 1. Carl Ottosen. «3 E. Bond was Hostings, Mfch. Telephones 2244-2557 BL_ discharged Aug. 2S. Surgical patients whose condi­ tions are reported as good arc FRIDAY and SATURDAY. AUGUST 28-29 I James Nell. 015 8 Washington; DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Mrs. Greta Firster. Vermontville; MIm Janet Slocum. 612 E. Clinton; Lloyd Nolan and Marjorie Weaver ML« Bernice Johnson.’Middleville; 1 Harlow While. Nashville; H. Vrm Nell; Hastings, route I; Mrs Fred Kroger. Vermontville; Willl-m Hecker. Naahvillet Mrs. Don Silvematl, Nashville; Mrs. Robert ; Williams. Middleville; Mr* P«*. old Ball, Nashville. route 2; Mra. Amy Holds. 815 W. Green; Mrs SUN., MON.. TUES., WED.. THURS.. AUG. 30-SEPT. 3 Clare Farr. Clarksville; and Carla and Sharon Denn. Nashville Patients discharged were Mrs B. A. LyBarker. 713 w. Green; Donna Knowles. 628 S Jefferson; Garfield Slater. Lake Odessa; El- x IK MATIKEE ONLY BUNDAY Itaribu U 1:00 P. M. mer Wlney. ClarksvUIe; John Rohrbacker. Grand Rapids; Joseph MarUn. Middleville, route 3; Thomas and Richard Peldpausch, 1120 S. Church; Paul Marcinlak. Haattnva route 4; Jack and Helen KenfieKP ‘ E. Madison; Cora. Earl and Julia Hagadom. R 1. Cloverdale: Rivera Tagg. Hastings, route 2; Stewart Relglcr. Middleville; Harn FRIDAY and SATURDAY. AUGUST 28-29 Scobey. U4 E Bond; Mis* ClaraDOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION belle Hooper. Clarksville; Barbara Jean Lambke. Hasting*. route 5Johnny Mack Brown. Fussy Knight Carol Borras. 827 E Madison; Mrs Nellie Wells. Lake Odessa; Ml's X TRANE) TREATRRz THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE" PACIFIC RENDEZVOUS' MRS. MINIVER" THE BOSS OF HANGTOWN MESA and Ken Murray. Harriet Hilliard "JUKE BOX JENNY" Barry theatri ? RCl Hosting,. Mich.. Phonos 2247-2282 SUNDAY and MONDAY. AUCUST 30-31 THE WIFE TAKES A FLYER' TUES.. WED., THURS., SIFT. 1. 2. 3 206 E. STATE SJ., HASTINGS. MICH rtnisocK uosriTM. Van rv,— a u. . ’ V,,lC1 011 A1"1 12; “ U' Mr #nd Mrv R°y °Brn"- Hastings, route Trenton have rented the Roy Bush 2. on Aug. 12; a hoy to Mr and "msWu. "Ch Jike ?r len M" Howard M^,. Haitink . RuAbnai!* carriers have received 1 route 1. on Aug. 13; a girl to Mr ' ordersFrom ... —.... 'Orders Uncle Ram to use their and Mrs. Burr Jackson. Lake I cars only for business and for such and Mrs. Burr Jackson. Lake Odessa, on Aug. 13; a boy to Mr. other purposes as are absolutely and Mrs. Donald Borton. Battle necessary. Creek, route 8. on Aug. 17; a girl 1 Lawrence A Herding has sold his to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Green­ house and lot on E. Slate Rd. to field. Hastings, route 4. on Aug. t Mr. and Mrs Max Robinson. । 2D: a girl to Mr. and Mr* Cor­ I Those who were out late Tues- nelius Bush. Middleville on Aug 1 ctey evening saw the total eclipse 20; a girl to Mr. and Mr*. John ' of the rhoon which apparently was1 Myers, Freeport, route 1. on Aug reached about 11 p m. 21; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sheriff and Mrs. Glenn Bera re­ ■Vonderbrook. Hastings, route i. turned from Arizona Monday. They on Autr. 21; a girl to Mr and Mrs. brought with them Keith Smith. Don Utter. Alto, route 2. on Aug 18. charged With breaking and en- 21; a boy to Mr. and Mrs Floyd terlng in the night time. Il wll) Barnum. Woodland, route 1, on be remembered that younj^ Smith Aug. 23; and a boy to Mr and escaped from the detention home 1 Mrs, George Lydy. Hastings, route . here. I 2. on Aug. 24 1 Medical patients whose condlhold a convention In the city hall.. tions are imoroved are RriraH BUY WAR BONDS HswUngs Store Hmv> >:M A. M. to t:M P. M. Saturday l:M A, M.U It.* P. M. ... by building at least an emergency lending field now and then later , perhaps—a-regular airport. A Reader. 1 I ImmJ’fiL, SS! •Ctatows:-* toy to S i .. . Mr* W01.rd Smith, la Ftobinson sold his house and |1 ivashinnton Anrr Hmh. it- a hnv in to.Max on » HbOtMO menu, u, CUm „H Mr.. nn £n«t Kraft, 8 oz. jar . HUBBARD Th. v... ‘ ... c8n ** o**1* " gre*1 advantage in 01w*« «- saving lives th emergency landing*. ’^e!^LU,8!r J8fre^{n8n‘ l8nl 8‘ Why can t we Invest in the future Waterloo. Iowa, Saturday because of the passing of hla father. Joseph Oury. He expected to remain a short time with his mother who has been 8 oi. |ar. 1 5 Fancy Hens :• a lb. FRANKS FRANKS •kinless a lb. lb. PORK LIVER lb. SLAB BACON GROUND BEEF 2 »>* ECKRICH . . . oT09' BEEF kettle roasts a lb. BOILING BEEF alb. BACON SQUARES a lb. VEAL Shoulder Roasts COTTAGE CHEESE alb POTATO SALAD alb LIBERTY LIMERICKS THE REST FOR LESS' N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. "LADY IN A JAM Helen Smith. Hastings, route 4; Mrs. Mina Priddy. Vermontville;' Mr. W R Wells. Lake Odessa; Miss Dora Eaton. 1428 S. Jeffer­ son: Miss Norma Markey. Has­ tings route 4; Harold Sherman Hastings, route 2; Mrs. Matt Balch Nashville; Francis Cronk. 921 e. Madison: Mias Myrtle Norton. Has­ tings. route 2: Mrs. Artie Hefflebower. Clarksville: Jacqueline Oole|man. Hastings, .route 5: William Hotfnum. Freeport: Mrs. Vada Tickntr. Sunfield: Jane and Joe Bert* Whitmore. 221 W. South: Mra. Amos Gilbert. Ha*tlngss, route 5; . Ruth Lake. Lake Odessa; and Lew­ is Bolton: HfaUngs, route 1 AK^plxx* «*«•> The Elm­ dale Church of the Brethren , Ladles Aid Society and fruit ano vegetables donated by the Pair wetg received for which we wish to thank these organizations. ? �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 87, 1943 laturday. lie, HaaHastlngs n; Clyde 111c: RoI: John­ : Dwight George a Curd, f Grove; win h. Cuemple, Manby, Hings 3 llimore; aymond, oblnaon, llimore; Burwell heffield. nmlgrarvlce of cltiien’ Clerk UM ountry. rtth all Ing out mmun- ■ cities airport * ndlngs. future rgency i later HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW HASTINGS! •' (Continued on p*ge j, Sec. 1) 4— Hastings Rotary Club was founded: 1917, 1B20, 1623, 1029? . 5— In Hastings there are the fol­ lowing number of telephones: 1,752, BM. 2.407 or 1.022? 6— The mayor of Hastings Is; William Schader. Harry ' Miller, I ASSYRIA Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Wright were Sunday guests st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Holmes. A niece of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holtom U spending tome time at lhe Holxtam home at Assyria center: ~ ; Ernest Van Syckles, ton of Mr. and Mr*. Henry Van Syckles. will be inducted in the Army on Fri­ day and will be tlatloned at Fort Cutter. Mrs. Nellie Miller was hcutess "x±"*"£'* FLOATING MACHINE SHOP DANC BOWENS MILLS i ing with the proprietor when sud- successfully when there is no lee or denly he slumped to the floor. His snow on the ground. A device and Jerscy- New York nntl olhfr Ed Smith. Archie Rdckord, Ray |UaCr. 0( lnlrrMt brother and nephew. Ralph and method which can be used by fisherF'rrrl Henney. Wpnnpv were nzvtlflwa i once. . ■ _ > . ..... . „ . ■ ■ .... Br“nf'?7 ‘ \ I Walter Jordan of Wuubascon Uke । Fred notified ..M men fur keeping fish fresh until they i I. ill ,11 Is I. at the hospital. "T" 8- Check the tax rate of your ’ who U The funeral services were held in reach shore; liquid carbon dioxide, , | the Methodist church al Freeport, city: 8 45. 10 73. 6 34 or 9.82 mills? j Mesdamcs Hazel Norn*.- Velma ■ injected into the fishes' stomachs with burial in the Freeport ceme- by means of a special nozzle. ex­ 9- Hosting* Public school* em- Wunkelbcrger. and Lucv Glfiaspj Itery. ploy the tollowing number of teach>i<ooperaUvely entcruincd'fhe memi ■ pands within the fish and changes to 1 er*: 45. 38. 52. or 61? bFfs-ofJhc Neighborhood Birthday ...ua.vii Beck .Ml. was HU* on UU the UW sick S»CK list USl , preservative dry ice. , Evasion iI last urrk rvuinh ih.n-'.-'ud 10ThB IUIIUWUIK following b the llUniDCf number II -----»»^J«Uer*'hotne on Wedweek hut but Is much improved at . ID-- 41117 ■ this writing. of pupils In membership In Has- nf*d*y. । Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clemence of tings Public Schools last year; 1.805, Mr “ Whittemore and grandparents. Mr. 1372. 1.407 or 1,024? Mr*. A. J. Miller, were callers 11— Tha number of non-resident and [ pupil* In Hasting;. High School ■nt Mr. and Mrs Cljfton Miller* , home on Sunday. last year was: 334. 21X 480 or 812? 1 Tlie <<>v Mrs. ~~ Avl* Babcock family 12— The number of non-resident huid'at the "ainily*>gathcrtng "on pupils in the . grades and Junior 1 Sunday at rite cottage of her son. Iln-h School was; 25. 1£»1 83 or 47? Herman Babcock and wife of Bris. 13—Check the tax rate for school toj operation In Hastings: 53, 72. 35 qr ' Louis Jones, who soon expects to 8.4 infill.? 11*, inducted In the Army, reported No 14 The.tax rate for Hastings 1 m Grand Rapids Sunday night and Here is a view of the machine shop on the U. S. a Wyoming. If you show aptitude for the machinists rcluxil debt this year h: 1.2,3 5, 73 or ui Kalamazoo on Monday for his mate trade, you may be-sent to one of the Navy's many schools. A Navy recruiter Is at the Hastings Post ■ 2.4 mills? । finals before induction. 15 -Money for school operation Ls Mr and Mrs Fred Bennett were Office every Friday from B:00 to 11:00 A. M. furnished by: the school disirtd; dinner guraLs of their brother, the state; Uu- county; individuals; , Hurry Grable and family. ! Court Slrowbrige spent Sunday FAIR LAKE I stationed in Ireland and has now the federal government: the city?; uails Jones and friends «pent' Abe Lelnaar |>osied away at the been transferred to Great Britain. 1G—Hie bonded lnd»btednc.ss of ^Sunday nt the home of his parents with tile IX-Wltt Rowley family in Jackson. Mrs. Strowbrige l* there home of his son. Millon. Friday afChester Henney and Lee Bnlder Hasting* schcwl district i«: 170.000; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones WUIWU. nc wm w iiiMacu. IM W? (10 om or (M1X)O» "'i)onaid 7ml R^>ld “ conklln who the new baby lernoon_ He will be sadly rtdxsed. of Ohio, are here for the funeral gfift500: (10.000 or (20.000? Donald and Ronald Conklin who ; Mr*. Edna Rorabcck Is convales- of their brother and cousin. Ed- I 17- Hastings school district will 1)avp employment in Pontiac and ®o>' clng al lhe home of her parents. Mr. gar Henney. They are visiting at । make the final |»yment on it* k|sUt. MIm Katherine Conklin of I and Mrs. Wesley Norris of Carlton rchool debt In: 1946. 1043 or !0M? Lansing were home over Sunday for ,no* ° ‘ O,lSEKS ' ------------------------ tlw . homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 18—The stale of Michigan con- I n farnlly gathering GiAdcn and Roland Getmnn of wnwr j „ t , „ , „ Henney and Mr. and Mrs, Fred, Lucille and tributes more money for the sup- | nlP p|Oyd RnlHinii family, who S"*** 5lM‘nl »llL> week at ,^' ”"7..“ '“ Bob of Battle Creek Henney. ixirt of Hastings Public Schools 1 ;in. moving from the f’ort Custer lhe,r uncle’s John Gurd's. Mr. and- »l*nt last week al Hammle Ar­ Alice Beck of Kalamazoo visited j than does the local school district: I orml- 5i>ent part of the week at Mra- J°hn Gurd and family attend- mour's. rdtlir The iKlmlry .id wu Imply »tnr Pulse? 1‘ their home here *** ’ ***** ionU (MrWrdnndM i' The True? or Beck Sunday. Robrit hr.ym.l, ot D.nlCM J* “ 19—There is a National Defense nic moitii or nauiraay mgnt u*n itowrt Bergman or uaui>* crees — u-.. The storm of Saturday night left Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Valentine Class In Hastings to train women u, without electric current In rev- spent Wednesday and Thursday. “rr *“* tor noUuck potluck <Unnpr dinner Painting and were in Charlotte ‘Sunday to see to work In Industry: True? or rra| homes until after ten o’clock with hi* grandmother. ,or Mrs. Wesley Lepard. Fn*irT-r»,» 1-nrd Sun‘>ay . I Mr. and Mrs. Clemence and papering will be lhe order of the day. Lt. Annie Rosenthal, daughter of 20~1^,e Hnrtlng* np0™ wl,lca’ ■ Mrs Frank Thompson ha* been (laughter of Bedford called on Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rosenthal, left lion will own and operate school I r|N.n’(hnif some time with her sis- Daisy Bergman Sunday bunii thia this v«wr: year. True? or Fnliu*? Fnliwt (l.r.jn-laW, Mrs. Bennett* Monday for the Louisiana where ; hti**i-s i-«. »< — Edwin n.». ..„<> of i CARLTON CENTER 1 Mr. and Mr*. Chet Friend and ••• * 1 Battle Creek and convalescing from 1 A son Michael George, was bom she will fulfill the duties of an army | That Campus Look! 1 --------------- -------- - ” J’ B,ld «hrter, Mildred of Detroit With Tailored Things! nurse. 1 I”5were dinner guests of Daisy Berg- to Mr. and Mrs. George Lydy, Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Carlin of Has-; ■ Assyria was well represented on ,nan 8undny. 1 “ . day afternoon. tings called on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ; Sunday at the Barry county sixth J , Sgt. and Mrs. Hubert S. Bronson .mm.1 hrtd ut Mn J^.n H.UII.UDM -nd Urn. Smooth antiqued m 49 Moccasin too and from Selfridge Field visited her: Henney Sunday afternoon. harness stitching! Q.49 Turftan pump you’ll Ch.dl<m i»n TMnund, Ukr , "> "" ” Cl-Mlwn put s.lwd.T Mrs. J. Blakney and Mrs. Clara parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ecaston Beck Soft brown glove Q dote on! Grand w I Thav who went were: Mr. and ,rtl’nln»j' Friday. Heath of Chicago. HL. and Mrs. leather for comfort! (Continued from pace 1. Sec. I) » heel! . ’ Mrs Milton Hartocn. Daisy Berg- ; John Darby and son Dorr of NoshthdM- narticinatln<r In 1: Mra. Hartom. Mr. and Mrs, 1 Prayer - meeting at lmlv Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lower and K™“mr.1 *' family of Saginaw were weekend ville called at Mr. and Mrs. Evasion nwn Miuar Peter Cummings. Ben Baird. Mr. .nine oclock,, AU welcome. guest* at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Beck’s Friday afternoon. A silPDlementarv bulletin Nn 79 |“',d Mr’ «“>’ GHIuspIr. Mr*. Brule Mr* John Gurd and Mra CiarMr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy called Lonnie Deckers. '.T'case. ’ bay and relumed Monday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rarlck of on Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward ■Practical; straight-tipped. The W of Hartings Sunday afternoon. sugar TCRulallons applying Idnd of shoe you want for wear! • The Mr. and Mrs. Puff family 01 । Mr. and Mrs. William Gurd atCreek called on Mr. and Mra. rhurrhes and to Individuals. That nrnuirtM Him* Urbandale have purchnvd th« Au- tended the Bryan reunion at Thom- Ralph Henney and Mr and Mrs family were in Lansing Sunday to I bullion provides i^urehel mavthat: register a* inBebon property near the apple Sunday. :■ Fred Mond.y afternoon and Fred Henney Monday and attend the bapUsimal ceremony of . Mr. .nd and Mr, Mrs. Lynden Th, B.U-™ MrLnMw Norris NorrD and ; evening.’ the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Hoi­ A good, durable Fall style in dark canning, preserves, or baking prod- j their new home near Assyria family called on Ira Chaffee of | Dale Hayward and Gary and le, TLscher at the Bethlehem Luth­ Quimby Sunday afternoon. Shannon Lydy are spending a few eran church. brown antique finish. Goodyear ucts to be donated to hosnlial*. or- Ccn**r. ____ ■ Mr. and Mrs.' Dick Chaffee and days with their grandparents, Mr. welt! Smart heavy detail! Robert Henney. son of Mr. and phanages. or other charitable in- i IIPK.nPR<.i;nT2** “ ‘ family of Jackson called on Lynden । and Mrs. Scott Lydy. Mrs. Fred Henney who Is in selec­ fititutlons; or to needy member* HENDERSHOTT Smart Round Toe! | Mr. and Mr*. Bert Mesecar were tive service. Is now at Camp Ro­ of the church, or for needy per- . k Eleven members of the Hender^ Norris' Saturday eveningSADDLES ------- ----------------------I very happy to receive a cablegram berts. Calif. wn* or families who are not >hott family amended the Hender, members church.. j। shj °“ ----------reunion at Comstock Sat- 1 Throw Your Scrap Into The Fight 'from their son, Leon, who has been Brown - and- 2*49 Mr. and Mrs. Eton Marlow and mcmocrs of 01 the mr ciiuilii ------- ------- last ----- ----Smooth an- 0.49 2-Individuals Individuate mav register a* as . ur® ““ ay >’* , „ . . . tlqued Tan < leather — rubber 1 Industrial users utert to obtain sugar for, for , Mr- and an<1 Mrs Mrs. Robert Oarruoq Garrison ■: pump you'll ** sole and heel! / canning, preserves or baking prod- have gone to Detroit to visit their j like with a A requirement net* in tnu.ll quantities In home 1 *«n#Linden for.severalI days. 1 medium dress this fall! kitchens to be donated to hospital*. Mr* R“>' Stale) and little Janet heel. charitable institution*, or to ;of Dowagiac are spending this week V*’, ______ '°* ,a«-’o «hooi 9IMRTERM«$ Battle a girl JreenAug. Aug. John Aug Lyle I Mrv Floyd I. on *• and route ondlI ward ancea . ferlln I JinMrs and route ondl- rtori: ville; ville; Vem Fred on. Jbert inrla Mra. een; son: ohrmas telff < and mra 4L*» lie; an i in TO AMERICA’S SCHOOL ARMY SHOES SUGAR RATIONING NOW LIBERALIZED bey to h. -228 boy to JlarksIr. and route r and rtinpc. Io Mr. Mrs Ralph Noble of Detroit were Mary, accompanied by another! weekend guests of Mr. and Mr*. B- daughter of Battle Creek, attended i j the ball game in Detroit Bunday. I living animal but Myrtle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.1 De Maranville spent a pan of last Harold Norton, U viilUng Mr. and week with hl* daughter, Mrs. Arley Mrs. Ralph Norton in Grand Rap- Todd. _ - . Mr*. Bhupp and her father visited Joe Beck was choeen delegate for at the home of Mr. and Mn. Floyd | tiic Hl-Y and Is spending this week Todd of Hastings. at Torch lake. : ____ (, t _____ Edgar Henney died of a heart.at- । „ , tack at the Jay Wing store Satur^ :. ,, , p“5enU *»••** day morning about 10.30. He has 1 h*ve recently been grantbeen suffering from a bad heart ed <or: which ring* a bell for several years. This particular or turM 0,1 ■ light, warning motor morning, however, he teemed to feel; when tire* are ovew or under­ better than usual and had gone !o inflated. A pair of skis, mounted on the'store to do the marketing. He • lr»vk (similar to the hack on a SPECTATORS OXFORDS OXFORDS Q- OXFORDS O- OXFORDS 24’ PUMPS Cf rhurchts and clubs for .Hstribution ' »‘*ih hr parcnU, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ to needy persona or to men In the berl Brill. Mr. and Mrs. Brill will firmed service; also If to be given . take her home on Friday and spend -dlrrctlv to needy persons, or to per- , ♦,lt' weekend there Janet was papsonal friends ‘hwd Sunday morning nt church. As can be seen, sugar rationing | Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mattcsdn and ha* been greatly liberalized for 1 Mr- and Mrs. Harry Whitworth churches. Ladles Aid*, church and cam® home from Bass lake last charitable organizations: also to Monday. Individual* when tijo -ettfinlng or j1 Dr. and Mr*. Mrs. Glen Gunn of KalKal­ in |j amazoo were Thursday guests at ts-eserving. or Jtfme baking. In small quantWWs. where they are A. C. Claries. Their son. Romig, is given, to hospitals, charitable In- . now In the armed force* In Texas, ttltutlons. churches, to needy perMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Storer, with »on* or to personal friends. Mr* John Havens and Rodney of The officers of churches. Ladles Hartings were Sunday evening call­ Aid*. charitable organizations can I era at Albert Brills. , । now get sugar, under the regula- I Mr. and Mrs Jack Sullivan are Hon* we have given, by applying . visiting relatives In Philadelphia, at the headquarters of the Barry . Mrs. Mary Schwueho I* staying with County Rationing and Price Ad-! friends‘jn Dowling while they arc minLstratlon Hoard. In tlie Hen- , gone. Mr McCain of Hastings Is derahott block. In the store which ■ doing their chores during their abwas formerly Smrlker’s Hardware. ’ sence. AUCTION SALE Owing to living in a trailer haute and discontinuing our business I will dispose of the personal property at Public Auction at the house, 801 North Broadway on SATURDAY, SEPT. 5 STARTING AT 1 O’CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: 6 ft. Kelvinator electric / refrigerator, good condition Monarch kitchen range 3 burner oil stove Table and 5 chairs Commode wood folding bed 5 rocking chairs Wilcox Gay Cabinet radio Monarch radio Oak buffet Ironing board Several stands 2~9x12rugs china cabinet Chest of drawers 2 electric floor lamps 6 table lamps 0240^51^2573^1482096 Brown metal bed Mattress and set of good coil springs Wardrobe Chiffonier 2 electric plates 3 gasoline stoves 9 x 12 linoleum Dresser Cupboard Show case Studio couch Baby buggy Dinner bell Electric toaster, grill & iron Heating stove step stools Cupboards grindstone Buxz pile 3 cords wood Oil drum, 50 gal. Chicken wire garden tools Clothes bars Laundry stove Fruit cans Baby walker Cr seat Bedding sink Dishes & cooking utensils of all kinds and many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE nothing removed until settled for. OXFORDS <_-Antiqued brown glove leather loop slack shoe! CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk Black patent leather, faille trimmed. Sixes 4 to 8 „ -o W O. |.4» Z plenty of hard I OXFORDS Brown corded moccasin toe bluctser! Sanitized* lining! 2” Really new smart! Variety for Little Girts’ OXFORDS 1 OXFORDS 24’ Sturdy brown or black leather, fine-grained trim! Sanitized* lining! .98 Detachable kiltie tongue! Like having two pairs! Brown or black leather. Girls 8H HIGH SHOE Flexible cord soles to keep them sure-footed. Built for OXFORDS Long - wearing! Cordovan Upi Sanitized* . lining I 13- >«’ SWEATERS 2.98 GIRLS' JACKETS Tailored of Red Corduroy 2M GIRLS' SPORT SKIRTS o: C Warm and rugged for school) Good­ looking two - tone styles slide fastener front closing* BOY S' SLACKS Rough herringboneal Hard fin­ ish stripes! Grand values I .. I BOYS' DRESS SHIRT1 "Miss Prep" Sweaters SUp-overs or DEWEY REED, Auctioneer PUMPS You'll Like These! Gored or flared styles! Bias stltclwd pleat*! 7 lb 14. .... HARVEY MYERS, Propr they’ll stand LADIES* cardigans! 4 19 CORDUROY Tough!®*! Bib style �THE HASTINGS BANNEB, THURSDAY. AUGUST 27, 1HS that critical statement ap.n editorial written by Tobin. pre*ldent of the Inter- UU* Questions About ' QuOStlOIIS About City of Hastings MENTIONS HER BIG SUNFLOWER magazine published by bls union. rnrrwt 1 . ... . : ; .,! Thc Jounwing are- the correct ... A BIO GAMBLE I Nd One can a^u*eT3an Tobin of .amirers to the twenty questions Although there are doubtless being a labor baiter. iasked in the article, started on many justifiable criticisms lor tne; page I. covering the general topic manner which Donald Nelson has administered the War produc- R*pre*enUUve "*«" w »* tings? ■inn u nnr tn Mim-t ln perfect agreement Hoffman ha* No. 1—Population is 5.175. UnMM. »l. i». wb.M~«l|||frn ,„ouucolIn „Uco, . »>-“««• * «•> tor hedlaUng to permit Henry J. in 1571. No 3—Eurotus P. Hasting* Kaiser, American construction kcu- fair manner in which thc Wagner Labor Relations Act------------------ha* been ad-! No. 4—Rotary Club organized In- ' ----- .... The Teamsters Union ' 1920 the Mara ' rnlnL'iU'ret, build giant flying boat* । evidently lias come to a similar con-. No. 5—1153 telephones. type in ' elusion. At least the general ex- i No. 7—Mt ward—Thoma* and The point u uuu u\ aar. naiaci I has guessed wrong nnd\underestl- ecutlve board of thc union in ses-;Reickord 2nd ward-Hewttt and | ■inn sion at Atlantic Atlanllr- Cllv City adopted idnnfM a Smith Smit Ith/ 3d ward—Miller and Rlrvrl Siegel. , mated the difficulties of \te prob- ! /ward—Goodyear and Branch. , 1 Mr !rcsoIutlon demanding that: “The lems to be encountered. It No'. 6—City tax rate Is 9 82 mills. ‘ Wagner Act be administered falrl Kaiser who wl be held or. be abolished entirely/1 No. 10—1372 pupils to the nation, but i :.i. No. 11—334 non-reaident pupils i Il Is Improbable that any of the It lin’t Mr. KaLrer who 'of ttjo^geperal executive school. No. 12—101 non-resident pupils board of the International TeamIn grades and Junior High. United States. liters Union are ’labor baiters. No. 13—School operation tax Mr. Kaiser has had a remark­ mill* bo. It seems that some of Hoff able record In building tiling*. He No. 14—School debt tax rate is mans most pointed criticism ot la­ 3X mill* likes u> do tlie Imtxwslblc. bor policy in thl* country is being. No. IS—Money I* furnished by pleasure in life Is building thing* reflected In certain sections of or- the school -district. the state and faster than they have ever been federal government. zanlred labor III'.!’ b'tr.’e No. 16 —School debt Is (59X00. Hoffman, incidentally, has nev- 1 But even genius U not infallible. er denied the right of labor to or-! No 17—Final payment in 1946. As a matter of fact most of the ganlze into union* or to bargain No. 19—True production geniuses have been bad­ ■ "lb . tr.iT. ly fooled when It cornea to airplane , manufacture. ez the 1X00 or so parts of a liberty ship with fairly reasonable toler­ , S,,“U1 „ ..., An accident occurred at about ances is one tiling; assembling thc The Shultz Community Club will nbout B;i5 Monday forenoon, near 50.000 part* of a plane with their have their Sept. 3rd all-day meeting the Russell Greenfield home In spilt hair" tolerances. Is quite an- at the home of Mr. and Mrs Her- Baltimore on M-37. Involving two nard DeOolla. Cloverdale. Visitors cars but Without serious Injury welcome. ■ the occupants of either automol Even the record <>f the automobile Industry which Ls used to solving West „ Hope . ... long down-grade . . Community club will meet at preach to Cedar creek from the plicated nuu* production prob- theThe schoolhouse this week Friday aomn. haan’t been any too brilliant evening. Mr..'Glenn. Webber and Mrs “Crock, of BatHc , airplane manufacture Brtber Johnrock will entertain the Xr. ^ritZ u^ grSX" ! ustry has helped‘contribute ways aid for supper Wednesday. Sept. 2.*’ going south. She noticed and means of speeding up produc- Everyone welcome. headed north approaching on the itlon and has helped build sub as­ down grade, on her side of thc semblies and parts but so far even COMMUNITY NOTICES lhe great bimber^plant nt Willow Run is not in production; is. in fact. t>adly Mhmd schedule. Maybe Kaiser can do thc job. If I* given permission to go ahead succeeds, tlie United Nations -:i : v.iiu.ilZc bl,: rar;;n planes; If he falls, tremendous quantities critical materials needed elsewhere will be tied up futile venture So. at best, thc Kaiser proposal gamble, with heavy penalties for failure The War Production Board 1* to be commended fur "go- he was a commissioned reserve olflcer and preferred to serve with the army. So. the purge was probably not an Important factor In the re- Possibly If thc rabid New Deal extremist?' tlir Walter Winchell' and the Dorothy Thompsoas had not whooped it up so against thc I iMlatlonlsU. more of them might have been < •-fc.»t■ d After all. people in the United States are supposed to be able to speak their mind* without fear of punishment and if certain rabid commentators and politician* can't tell the’ difference between free speech and trea* iso<-<lic iwoplc back ■■ r.ui showing of sunflowers in the flower exhibit. She writes: “Whan I saw the sunflowers I was sorry I N.,h..(I7did nnt would n . , T'. . . ~ not hava hare mln. mine eHara there woum Barkley. Texas, graduated In a claw no care at all- IT’S ALL OUT PROTECTION rMg jorro and WE LOVE IT! Just "a pair of shoes" won't do! They need good shoes carefully, correctly filled. Tomorrow’s foot health de­ pends on today's foot care. The needs of growing feel ' rule our every effort. We do more than merely "sell" shoes ... we fit feet! .98 to 3.65 rWT KHfHY /J FOO tHTY Of Died Suddenly In A Carlton Center Store .5s®-.»>w;8.c« | nt the lime of the airplane crash | on lhe Schermerhorn farm near Biggest Codfish j Dowling. Last Sunday Mr. SchcrmBelieved the biggest codfish on jerhorn opened his farm to lhe pub­ record, a cod caught off Massachu­ lic. and donations were made to the setts In 1895 weighed about 211 Rc(l Cross In lhe amount of (47X0. pounds and was more than Ilk feet Mr. Schermerhorn wishes to an­ nounce that his farm Is now closed to the public and was open only Iasi Sunday. Today we introduce Representative Clare E Hoffman has franuenUy been dubbed a -labor Mt Nil ll'AL < OI KT Dallas Hance of tbit city was ar nutted by the sheriff's officers for operating a car with stolen license plates. The plates jsere said to have been taken from a car belong­ ing to a Middleville garage He was brought before Judge Cortrlght In Municipal court Monday, was placed on probation for a year and a**esM*d the costs In the case amounting to 18 50. Ray Bagley, of Orangeville, was picked up by lhe officers Saturday >n a disorderly charge, brought into Municipal court Mon­ day. admitted lhe offense, and was sentenced by Judge Cortrlght to flvp day* In Jail and to pay fine and costs of *18 50. MARRIAGE LICENSE Robert B. Jackson. Wayland ...19 First Trade AueclatloE The Bret American trade asso­ Helen N. Jorgeniwn. Middleville 16 Edgar Slaup. Nashville ciation was formed tn 1768 when 20 Mary Lol* Wellman, Grand Ledge 17 New York merchants agreed to co- , operate in promoting their busl-1 ness. POLL-PARROTS moulded heels 10 wiggle-room toes ., correct fit is built fain Poll-Parrot points . .I..., । |.. satisfied TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE Quality Shoos Properly Fitted" Hasting Michigan WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Are Here! Hoving sold the residence and no furthir use for the furniture I will dispose of it at Public Auction at the Sparks Shop. 112 East Court St., Hostings on Saturday, Aug. 29,1942 an astonishing improvement in COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK fingernail make-up HOUSEHOLD DINETTE SET chrome finish blue uphoL bile table. 2 piece blue Velour living room suite Kneehole desk and chair to match Card table Vanity dresser and bench Occasional rocker rayon Velour rugs from the Willow Run plant entered One of lhe workmen bo.utfullv waved his paycheck at the soldiers HOFFMAN VIEWS SUPPORTED SOT St ( II >1 < hl liJohn- L. Lewis, whose performlabor leader, have brought him into disrepute tn this country, particularly with the fann­ ers. Ls now trying to form n union of American dairymen. One of his organizers started work among some Indiana -------------dairymen. ----------He promised that such an organization would raise the price of milk to (4 00 pe 100 pounds. The dairymen he talk­ ed with took out their pencils and began to figure. Milk at a pound would make butter com 11.00 u pound to the consumer. These dairymen well understood that the American people could not afford to pay (100 n pound for butter. So they gave this organizer a merry ha! ha! and told him they f*Sf. AUCTION SALE ■MMUtt ot Tlie so-called picket line, since lhe passage of the Wagner Act. in many Instances can be honestly tailed an organizing racket that Uni founded on legitimate trade I had to KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! L°n. My 37 According to a United Press dis­ patch from Belleville. Mich., a group of boastful workers front thc Wil­ low Run bomber plant were given ; a stiff lesson In iMtriotLsm by a group of boys from the army's 90th bombardment squadron It seems that about 20 of the eni near me ' plant when a group of workmen ! ing for the kind of dough you get “ Immediately the soldiers swarmed all over thc worker*, pummelcd them thoroughly and drove them of the tnvi-rr It Is refreshing to know that in lhe United States there are still plenty of vigorous young men who think that there’s nothing un­ dignified about serving .their coun­ try without thought of hourly rate which ha* grown very tan.MADE A LIEUTENANT Roger W. Sackett, of Nashville. h— .. da lieutenant 1Y shift her car to lhe opposite side at the home of Mr*. Melvin Smith of the pavement Edgar L. Henney. 71. of Carltun. for dlqncr Friday. Aug 28. Visitor* doing so the driver of the other car. welcome.. 1 who win' was alone. niuiic, Robert W Reed v, ot was seized.with a heart attack SatHastings township, who had fallen urda>' forenoon while tn the store Branrh. striker and Quimby 4-n (Hubs' lnIn * drowsc- "uddenly awakened at Carlton Center, which he had The 4-H -Clubs of the Branch. .T* enlcn'ti'in order to purchase some . the the wrong wrong sideside of the of tlie highway, highway, at- at­ ... . ... Striker and Quimby districts... will groceries. Alter he came inside, ho meet at the home of Mt** Dorothy tempted to get his car on his own side of the pavement- In so doing, Williams. N Michigan Ave.. Has­ he crashed into the front end of the minute* later he fell to the floor. tings. Thursday. Aug. 27. at 4 P. M. and was dead, coroner Lathrop pro­ south-bound car. damaging Uiat car lo prepare dinner. nounced i considerably. His own car Upped atlack ' the death as due to a heart He had been ailing for ' over onto the aide of lhe roadway. ----- --some time. He had made hi* home Hie annual school reunion of the wrecking It, but fortunately he e*-1 with his brother Ralph, who lives Coats Grove school will be held Sm- raped with a few brubee. near the Center. He had• ----another i Undersheriff Doster, who Invcs- . -------- — ---------urdny, Aug. *29. tinted the accident, arc idem, reported reported that mat ^"kChnier. of Mt. Gilead, 11 gated the Mr. Reid works nights tn a Battle--------------------------------------- £kcn lo thc n. ii .. — ^... Leonard The W. S. C. S. of tlie McthodLst — Creek •__* factory, which ----------accounted for . funeral home here, church will hold it* regular meeting hl* falling asleep. The accident | *"* funerai was held Tuesday ANOTHER PURGE' FAIl-S In the church basement on Wedncs-' could be called fortunate, because ; •*tefnoon nl 2:00 o'clock jit lhe People back home resent ' . ... 1 ’Methodist I, Methodist church church in In Freeport ..I, with day. Sept. 2. a potluck dinner hon- no serious Injury resulted, lional interference in local affairs." oring those who have birthday* In I Rev. Everett Love in charge. The ; burial was in Freeport cemetery, _..a.w™te_,)U4. R . c Tha. Such a conclusion Ls evident as JU0-. a result of the attempted purge of served at noon. Mr* Leon Dunning . and Mra. Bert Patton th Schermerhorn for Aid -o* pay day, buy bondsIsolaUonut representatives from the ‘cnarge charge, 0I of dccoranoiu decoration* fof fof tl the table halls of congress. Of ten attempted ■ Mra. AUce Alice Collin*. Mra Mr* Fordie I -nlc Red Cross wishes to express purged. eight of the isolationists Casey, Mrs. ----Ada.Thorpe and Mra.I,,., uimiM thanks ioto uu; Guy cxiicruicriiurn Schermerhorn - -----------------------------Rntv-rf RartiM wln n.-lll nr»,M>rn ‘ihnrn. ]I and ... . cooperation ................. he proRiia. thP mr public puuuc .for iot their uirir coopcranon have been renominated. Of the two Rram who were defeated, one let-It be known throughout his district that put propt X-t uPOISONOUS SNAKB OF AME 1 -—— ----------- :------------------------ - — ——’--------------------------- EHEN YU FINISHING LACQUER 60< Amazing. you'll ny, when you try it. Protects the chipchecking secret of CHIN YU Nail Lacquer. Apply it New brown metal bed. box springs and innerspring mattress Norge apartment style gas stove Royal vacuum sweeper Hand sweeper Table model 6 tube Gen Electric radio Occasional chair F U R N T U R E 4 straight chairs and kitchen table 2 electric floor lamps 5-way and 7-way desk lamps Glass window shelfj Clothes hamper Drapes Feather pillows Bedding End tables. Good used clothing Books Toys Electric toaster Gas plate, new Shovels and tools Circulating heater No. 17 DeLaval cream separator, power attach­ ments Dishes and cooking utensils of all kinds peeling almon an impoiiibility . .. ipeedi drying — item THESE GOODS ARE NEARLY NEW AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. SCHOOL TROUSERS A Chollenge Volue 50% wool—50% rqyon. 198 lo 29» SWEATERS A variety of zipper and slip overs in many colors. 150 to 098 SHIRTS Plenty of broadcloth and Iona sleeve knit shirts. 85cto125 HOSIERY New colors full, elastix fop sox. 20clo39 new slock of BOYS HEAVIER JACKETS •PPO-1 O' Chii»-Ch»k once and you’ll oe»<r be w ithout II TERMS: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for CARVETH 6- STEBBINS THE REXAI.L DRUGGISTS Courteay and Friendly Service Shown to All PHONE 3131 Hastings MRS. BERNICE KELLEY, Prop DEWEY REID. Auction.., “ Clerk --------------------C. M. HAMMOND. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy ' HASTINGS MICH �THE HAB-rmoe BANNWL THVRSBAY. AVGUST 17, 1S41 tha weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie at thair cottage at Oun lake. On Sunday they all at­ tended the Old Settlers picnic at Charlton Park. •-----------I Mrs lAVern Calthrop called on Rubber Con Bo Mode From Mr Calthrop al the American Le­ gton hospital Bunday, finding Mm Wheat—Why Not Try feeling fairly good. It Out? Our school wll open Monday. Aug. 31. with Mra. Edna McKlbbin as If the farmers of this county, teacher. stale and nation arc awake to their | Sunday callers nJ the Jennie Nor­ own interests as weU as those of our ris and Sarah Smith homes were nation, they will bring pressure, by j Mrs. E. A. Parker and Elisabeth of petition and otherwise, upon con­ Hastings and Mrs Eart Johncock. gress to provide for the making of. local. rubber from wheat. \ ' Mr. and Mm. Clarence Adrlanson It has been demonstrated that it and family of Marshall called on can be done; that from a bushel of Mr. and Mrs. George Adrtanson and wheat eight pounds of rubber ban Mrs. Lewis Johnson and family. Sunday evening. be made. It has been demonstrated. • also, that tires for cars made from ’ wheat-rubber have by teat stood up * BANFIELD under actual road travel for 8.000 i Mr and Mm Chas Sylvester of miles. Battle Creek called on Mr. and Mrs Il has also been demonstrated Don Putnam'Bunday. that after lhe carbohydrates have Don Putnam, who recently under­ been taken from the wheat to make went an operation in Fannock hos­ the rubber, lhe live-stock feeding pital. is convalescing nicely at his value of lhe by-product Is better home. than the unprocessed grain, for such Mr. and Mrs. DeVon Putnam of feed is high in protein and fat con- Charlotte spent the weekend at Twin Cedars tact. Every kid who has ever shucked ■ Mra. Waller Hobbs spent last the grain from wheat heads knows week In lhe Community hospital in Hint after he chews It for a time Battle creek. She returned home there Ls a residue of rubbery mate­ much Improved in health. low Tunsate. a former readdent rial that lhe saliva will not dissolve. Probably that fact led to the test­ of Banfield, who now resides south ing of wheat as’a source of rubber. of Lansing, was calling on old Another advantage is the fact , friends tn Banfield Bunday. thaj in six months' Ume factories ' Mrs Lillian Lenarr will commence for making rubber from wheat can teaching tn thc King school Mon­ be built and put into successful day. operation. The process of extract- I The Benfield school will com­ ing rubber from the wheat is very ; mence Monday with Mrs. Hazel simple, as thc conversion takes but Douglas as teacher for her fourth year. two minutes) Mr. and Mra. Peter Standley of Tlie price of wheal has been greatly depressed in this country be- ' Bedford called at Twin Cedars Mon­ cause we raise so much more of day evening. that grain than we consume. Thus I MIm Evelyn Palmiter of Femdale we depend upon foreign markets, and Mrs. Alta Palmiter of Ft Wayne lo fix tlie price, and they force the Ind. wcre guests over the week­ figure to such a low point that rats­ end of Mrs. Eva Sweet. ing that grain has become under normal conditions unprofitable for Sulphur ‘Air* farmers The air In some of our big in­ That wheat surplus. and millions dustrial centers is polluted with of bushels more with it. can be utill«d for making ’rubber. Al eight sulphur, equal to 100 tons of sul­ ixnmds to the bushel, dpd lhe by- j phuric acid to lhe square mile, ac­ product excellent for feeding cattle, cording lo estimates. n price of 11.25 per bushel could be realized. And that price would make wheat n profitable crop for lhe fanner. LIBERTY UME/flCKS Aside from benrflttlng the farm­ er. the making of rubber from wheat would make this country In •i measure independent of the East Indies in supplying America's de- . m:imi« for robber, and would pre­ vent u foreign monopoly of that product. It seems to the Banner that this Is a lime for action by the farmers of America, They should urge conr.reea to do something about getting nn American supply of rubber from ' an American product, of which we . produce a large surplus, and can easily increase that surplus. FARMERS SHOULD SHOW AN INTEREST PRAIRIEVILLE Mrs. Bcrr Temple of Kalamaaoo mid Jack Temple of Jackson were Thuraday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M J. Norris Miss Patricin Baker of Kalamazoo spent n few days last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Le Grande iiePriesier • Mrs. LaVem Calthrop spent from Thursday until Sunday with her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Miner in Knlnmnzoo. Mr. and Mrs. George Adrianson entertained at dinner Saturday. Mrs. Adrtanson's brother. William Graham of Detroit. Mrs. Georgia Bellingham return­ ed home Sunday after spending two weeks with her son and family In Plainwell. . Mr. and Mrs . Morton Young and Mrs and Mrs. Perris Quick and famBy enjoyed a trip to Port Austin, Sunday. Mr. and Mra. M. J. Norris spent JI I WARDS GREATEST New "Printed-On" Rniah I Save dollar* Nowl 3 Pc. MODERN BEDROOM MUST Did you ever hope to find such a beauti­ ful bedroom set ... at such a remark­ ably low price? Juit look at tha teatureal Genuine plate glass mirror! Gum­ wood construction with rich walnut veneer effect* I You get vanity, chest and bed—in modem streamlined stylingl Save at Wards! Bench ^84992 The comfort, the rest and relaxation you need Luxury Styling—Sale Priced for Augudl to help do a better wartime Job ore a part of your home! Tire and gatoline shortages and 3 Pc. MODERN BEDROOM longer working hours mean that you're going to • ’ I spend more and more time on the "home fronl"! A real relate man from South Bend Said—“We’ll bring thia Here's exciting savings fur you on an August Sale feature bedroom! Tins streamline style has concealed drawer pulls. Beautifully matched walnut ve­ neers and gumwvudl Smoothly finished Cs»k interiors are dustproof top and bot­ tom! Plate glass mirror! Bed, chest and vanity. Beach. Take advantage of Wards August Furniture Sale­ bargains to make your home the place of comfort war io an end If all of us sign On that old ‘dotted line’ When Uncle Sam asks us , to lend." N you want if to be! Buy before this Sale ends!Save dollars on groups for any room in your home! ' , 5 Pc. Oak Dineftte ' Solid Oak Dinette baa table and chairs finished' I 6294 Brown I 4 chain! V. B. FrMMry D^l. TO SHARPEN VOUR MILITARY LQ. 7t‘> 3294 Panel Baby Crib Who was lhe firs! Chioi Signal Officer ol the United States Army? with adjustable spring I Sc- 1494 What do you know about this Qag which preceded the use ol the Slars and Stripes? 3. Two hundred Americans have loaned their dogs lo the Army lo be trained, (a) as Army sheep dogw (b) lo carry rum to wounded soldiersi (c) to be companions lo generate who have ao dogs: (d) to help guard Quartermaster Corps depots at aighl Child’s Teeterbabe I Auto seat, play tabic, all in one! Scientifically shapedscataod back 18avc I Save Cocktail Table 5. What weapon is known in Army slang as “the devil’s piano?" & This Insignia is worn by members ol what branch ol lhe service? I 594 Who was lhe heroine during lhe War lor American Independence who eased General Washington’s army from a surprise attack? A bombardier takes, an oath, (a) to bomb every enemy he seew (b) lo slay sober lor the duration oi the wan (c) to protect the U. 3. bombsight. il need bo. with his file; (d) to go to bed every nigh! at 10. 9. Where wag this Hag (with I in white letters on . a blue displayed in a great naval battle? 10. Defina these Army abbreviations: AA. AAG. A. F_ AT. Now While Prices Are Reduced Long-lattlng, wall-to-wall beauty 1NNERSPRING MATTRESS What brigadier genera) ol the United States Army, a distinguished officer in Indian wars, was unable to read or write? Chrome IHnettp YouwillenjoysleepingonWardsKing-OSleep mattress! 209 Premier Wire Coils upholstered with layer upon layer of all ■ M NEW-felted cotton! Covered in a dur- ■ able colorful woven panel stripe ticking*. Quilted SISAL insulator pads prevent •‘coil feel'*! Inner-roll edges give midmat tress comfort to the edge? • dkd'h RRRP INLAID ON FELT BACK • SAarp/y reduced for thh SrJal 79° In 6 aod 9 few wldthil w Ask About Words Monthly Payment Plan Sale! High Chair Nationally famous quality Sanitary scoop tray I Birch USI YOUR CRIDIT Any purchases totaHeg $10 er mere wMepee • me nt My paymeiH acceunt. Irqeythe HHngsyeu went new...^y fromyevrtmeme. Sil OUR CATALOGS lle-124*. HFFKKSON ST. For real economy and enduring beauty choose from our wids Selection at Mi- .... _ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THTRSDAY. AVGUST 97, 1943 I eleven days old and raised him to ।pared for use at the mill*. Thl* farm will vary widely, depending A A MTV FA 1 MRS. JENNIE NORRIS ‘moan* that it niuai must uc be mi cut wim with al- upon distance num from uie the msrmar-*|p||^|| | IRAF'iCK 3 manhood His death so soon after ui>u<i the me uw»i>i.c ’ ENJOYS 99TH BIRTHDAY Ugator shear* or acetylene torch** kets. local faculties for handling Mr* . Jennie Norris. Civil war , Ufan she eould fear. She his two to a size fcr use in thc furnaces and local labor cost*, and the thc qual- f BJAUf EVAEniElirEC Then it must be graded and trans- ilty ity "f ------ The ------—• of •»--the \HIIW [Ar widow, of Prairieville celebrated great-grandchildren. Ronald I ee of the scrap. quality LJ ported loscrap the mills. 1* particularly Sheet metal,important. scrap 1* , ** --------------,v ’’ ---------- W her win k»th'birthday August ; ToIm1o “nd ch*rlo“e Marie Hughe*, of nrr oinnoay Tuexdsy iursu»y. August . Smith i Toledo. nhlo Ohio. Her sister. Wr Mra. wire fencing, etc., must be bundled *because not all scrap || is of a quality ‘ '** j (Continued from page 1. Section 1) Uth- at her home with cards, let­ comes across the road nearly every in a high priced baling machine to command ceiling prices—tlie let me down easily to the ground .'2"” lflowers. ro,a nea,,y every —”and —■*' - rix *■“ day to visit -Ch" d., in MU.,uk, « ters, IX S.;’"roHera .Iff ■“* her. ’-•.." “■a! ”’' enjoy which reduces bulky materia) tlie presence of any tin in steel reduces and <ihey slxe of an automobile body to the the price f4 per ton. for example ,------—------ .... ..v.., Bna N J NOTUS. Mr ana junk pile* are equally u important °t an orange crate. In order lo help the farmer In band wagon. We were In. too. and !Mrs Wm R NorT1*. her sister. Mr*. , as Um mines. Unlma « build up There lias been some feeling tlial Barry county to get the best pos- I don I mean "Maybe. We hook- s,^ SmUh. T. H. Ketchum of ,8he listens to thc radio a great stock-pUes at once, some of our . P^ce offered by scrap dealers slble price for his scrap iron and ed on eight horaes. but they couldn't; Martin, her great-grandson. Ron-!, I deal. The story of the Bible, "Light large steel mills may have to close u ‘°° low H "light be explained steel, the Salvage Committee ha* budget it. So i got old Mike with Bld L Hughes, ot Toledo, Ohio. ‘ down for a while this winter for .He" th"‘ t,ie government ha* set,set up weighing and storage sta- — j..., , KartA ... - . ----- . ------price ceiling* for the scrap which tlon* in lhe county: Delton—Delton COUNTY GETS SCRAP QUOTA OF 1.101,000 TONS lKIlNL intend to reflect upon hl» reputa- called off lhe dance at Charlton park. going to tkm or to impugn his character. “ Ute participant* *—— — ‘— '" ■Tills statement is made by The Reid’* report at Thornapple lake. Thirty other Coast Guard* and the suit of our Investigation. It Is Ute same number of girl* of tlie Girls policy of thia publication at all times Service Organization enjoyed a to advocate unity of action and to "box social." lhe boxes being auc­ tioned off. . ____________________________ . . Tlie Guardsmen put on an exthese rights, it U our earnest ef- hlbltion ot drills, signals, marching and presented manual of arms. The Klwanlans supplied free skates THE TIMES PUBLISHING CO. for these 80 young people Dancing By John C. Manning. and singing completed the evening's Managing Editor. entertainment. I Irving Charlton, park donor, was active in organizing the first "Old Settlers" picnic and ii*» helped to sponsor the picnic each year. SIGLER ADDRESSES "OLD SETTLERS" be'waste m«-,thU rfMSOn “’e dealer must keep clman Elevator, and I.... terlal dealers cannot be hv.m'wd hu buying prices in relation with icreamery; Middleville—Flnkbelner -K.UU wn» Lull 1,1 qMILUIhU. N—...L..r— By this time Banly's Irish was thor­ New York. It took six weeks and :i?, ‘r There Is no substitute ' for thework 'tlle (eUtag price* allowed by the and Son Elevator: “ health is fairly good for one of herthey are doing, and It must be said ■ BOVemment. Whereas lhe dealer Nashville Co-op Elevator. At the»e oughly rolled. I got into Mikes 1 that they are doing a fine natriotic 'bu>’ >cr,P lron b>' lhe "farmer's place*/scrap Iron will be weighed harness myself, told the band bovs 'Continued from page 1. Sec. D Sh. u <m, « a family of 1 \ ton" or 3.000 pound*, he sells to andza receipt wIM be given to tlie bit of work. MaraarK Samaal C.. William "*r ■ ..__________ bomb*, and other materials of war When enough ha* nccum- to 'look out fot your hats' When . The Junk dealer fa Die — only one ' *he miu by *hf Rr0“ H”’ or 2 240 seP*‘i‘ 1 gave the second pull the wagon . when needed. A small crowd was on hand to qualified or equipped •tox handle P01"1*11; ln addition he must stand ufaled to make transportation to came out *0 quick that It uufalnted I We must stamp out the under­ hear Gerald L. K. Smith here scniD nunou rust n must be the «l*nie of sorting and_j>re-'Hastings worth while, the entire mining Influence* that threaten lo Thursday afternoon. sorted Thereare some 75 grades of' Paring the scrap, as well as the accumulation will be sold and i four of the necks of the players and :Mrs. Margaret Mullen lived to be! •• ^LL FLUUVLV DI (Thursdav 1 95: Samuel ex-sheriff of Barry 'vi|p viip riiai ri|(| A8( Ail J*A /*A ■crap metal, which only the expert c<Bt of transportation to lhe each farmer will be paid according smashed most of their instruments. •95; afternoon fa the worst day of the So ended that day. and I felt that Co. 1 and William Ritchie of Yun- I \!l . (I II 111 . our duty to "quit fooling, go to work. weyk for a meeting of any kind in know*. Ferrous metaU cannot be “‘lls 10 ‘hr P0^* {» drtlvered. ' 1 had done a fair day's work: and kee 1 Springs lived to be In their l,,fc **<’ ’•*' mixed with nonferrous meUU. In. Itl»evident from this that the No one should fall to bring in Hastings*. 1 and Mrs. Sarah Smith was In careful planning for the future ------- --------—. 'Continued from page 1. Sec. p addition, the scrap must be pre-1 price which can be paid on the scrap because he found so little it wo got to the next place on time. 80*: ’ mother “ was )n Bn ,trcu of B UMle morp than B|x 1wc cannot leave the fanners high saw and heard a master of political | doesn't seem lo amount to anything. feeling none. the worse for wear. 88 last February Tlwir dry without adequate provision oratory in action. Mr Smith plays No mailer what condition Uie scrap 1 could tell more about that arc' “wav square miles have cost the Sun OU and ' ■ Mrs. Norris was bom in Cale- (Cr nt least (50.000: and they hove for their labor. is in. It can be used. On the other ond year, but I guess tills will an1 on the strings of prejudice and emodoitiu, N Y. August 11. 1843. and . •'When the people appreciate the hand no one should be guilty of paid considerable sums for leases tloh with all the skill and finesse witiuioKuiiK *■------ -r— -*ith the Ringling lived there till she was lik when ।In Rutland township, where their seriousness of the problem, they will of an expert harpist. Or, In oth- r I withholding any any quantity quantity ut uf strap scrap ■ ‘ which can be. nsert one broken‘*ho*’8 •'"* ,hf life, they came to Yankee Spring* where ,sounding tests, made some time ngo. .*do as Americans have always*done er wonts, he doesn't miss a trick. plow will be willing to make any -sac­ win makr iilukc 100 mu armor-plerring uiiiiur-pirrvilig B'1 1h HCt'd I^rfectly natural-no her parent* hud purchiised land j Indicated structures that might con- rind r Opixmenu of Smith have made a i — . — —. one of those near Gun fake. They made u t tain oil projectiles. A womoul disc ... will exertion '’’‘crtion nt nt all, all. i wore --------------------rifices necessary to win thc war." mistake in attempting to smear ; ’ provide steel for 210 seml-automa- -------lunn->\ — “,l,x r!:h wllh x » litiic. >»»»>«• white, ciearing in the forest and built .Sigler declared Evidently the company has not Mr ' him. In the first place, there are paint.B tic carbines. An old hand com- ■ ix-aked iiat and with my face— '••• a log bamand house where they ..r,a u H uu n«pc u> ».nmng on in Introductory remarks he few. if any. available facts lo smear ! given up al) hope of finding oil In h' .ed.“ I- chased the greased their home till Mr.. Ritchie j this part of Barry county, for they ’"Id ‘hat the people of Barry counshelter will make three 1-tnch - ------ pig. and made with: secondly. Smith thrives on | j.j . .. . . dlK1 Jn J8ad Mri Rjtchie lived । shell*. A worn shovel will helpi,lld Jnl' of <"nny stunts. Acting have recently paid quarterly re- ,y sh“uI? “PP“*ti“e Chariton park, such forms of opposition—they arc make 4 hand grenades. One old .,hr danied fool was easy for me— there till the house burned two .newals on some of their leases. one nf of ,h the" beautiful spots of Michi­ 'right down his alley." flatiron Ls enough for .6 hand gre-[*1 c"mr so natural I could tell a years later. Her grandson. Harry gan with Die natural grandeur of 1 One of the main polnU. ot re­ Ritchie stayed with her. Then she . nades. There's war use for every ! lo ‘ «*I things: but I guess your read ­ Barry county. sistance Mrs. Smith will have to v' 'glMW bit of scrap. | en* have seen foe’__—u.— •made ------ her home among her chil-I He was introduced by Prosecuting ■ overcome In the ’minds of many ...„, may there be °"r .of -------------when the lady dren. *•, ... In getting in scrap that tvpe. Attorney Barnett, secretary ot the , people fa why an individual who •/i a ’personal «uur«ntiul satisfaction call.fur'lnn that comes. Will* a j whoDCrfllFmed performed Wl with the big snakes -Mr* Norris was married October । Klwanls club who. as master of can spill forth the hptnlly Amrri5TATC5 from a Job well done, and the In one of the sideshows was sick 25- 1866 to . Murk Norris, son of ceremonies, played a large part In 'canLsms that lie does, ever become .knowledge ----- -------- .. .. _ .have ----- ------. I«„ ---u U -- _>------that you served ! for two weeks. TI atook hoc placeI tarns.James Norris, pioneer of YStlkCC tlie smoothly running 'schedule of ‘so involved with Huey Ixing who .—... was aa veteran i (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1> •i the day. your country well; and may we in that show r wore h»i* clothes. -Springs. Mr. Norris I headed one of the mast vicious and 8th'' Michigan Cavalry of L pledge piat-"Brave men shall Holland the snakes didn't know the of' the ‘ Another feature of the afternoon corrupt one-party political ma­ •announced what the first assign-, '! die because I fullered." I difference, so we got along nil right the Civil war. They bought BO acre* jinent of thc company was !। was a baseball game when the next lo his father's place and clear- '‘ Lieut. Plumley volunteered for of- 1j Charlton Park Nine won 8-4 over chines this country has ever seen. '»<» .... _■ I did enjov myself for I just love ' Although Smith, hlmsealf! V115 nPV* . • HIM n. snakes twined about my neck. But cd It to make their home. Six chil- fleer* training in thc marine corps ' tlie U S. Wire team of Battle Creek er been connected with any ot lhe LIU, c. |„ h-uu-no. lor mr. I dren were bom to this union: Hath- . •Th* tuta trade witli Janan lhe hel. I . . , . . . , tn the fall of 1940 soon after the ' The picnic lunch at noon was 1 graft and so must be given a clean j neved hud em but I’ve seen, and erine. Adelbert P.. Fredrick P.. Mark followed by “songs, recitations and bill in this respect, thc fact that announced a plan for tialnj C."* ’ . “ 7 “ “ ter far Plaquemines parish (Loufal- i helped care for. fellows that did J . William R. and Lucy, the lust marines । ing 400 new officers from college i dr*’ls b*' the Coast Guardsmen ; remains* that lie wax a slcd-iencth ansi because the United Stales still, have .... . ’em. . three of whom ore still living. graduates I lunches were enjoyed by partisan of Long's and even de­ will need its Egster lilies. "Well. I guess this is enough nonThey moved to Prairieville town­ He was assigned to Quantico. Va . mo*‘ of the picnickers, but lhe Kl- livered his funeral oration. In the • Heretofore Japan has sent 27.0QQ.- sense for this time. You miiy hear ship in 1882. Mra. Norris lias lived and una completed comutet«i six months' moron*- trainmm nd. ‘’f minds of many people, tltere fa no 000 lily bulbs to America annually— : from me again. If you can stand for Via?" £”7?' “■« ><> "" 1*a'" 01 s' nm- reconcllllation between Huey Long Mr Norris olrd died Amrust August 11 11. ’g* DiTg'o'Xlne^ m about 97 tier cent of this country's ‘this one. We’ll soe how it works 1007. Mr. — w ---- ------- ■. second parish. and good, old-fashioned American­ consumption—so the freezing cf Jap­ ohl. 1918 They had three grandchil- Ueutenant Saturday the Inclement weather ism. "Now n word to all my readers! anese credits has given Louisiana's ot K*’™*"?' Before he volunteered for train- ' unique Creole lily, a cream-white Take it or leave It: believe it or not. his brother. who died in jn|t be W(W IUMK:iated With his fath- ! Don't believe too much of It. I have France January 1919 while serving er m the hardware business In plant, the chance of a lifetime. 'Die only other lily-growing spot some bigger ones. m World War 1. and Mrs Delo* Na*hvillr He graduated from Gen. Albert J. Myer, born in Newburgh. N. Y- entered the Arm, Yours truly Hughes of Orund j^dKP nigii hlgh ncnooi ana Bnd att. : Of Toledo. Ohio. .muuiu in the country, besides Plaquemine: George F. Cramer. as asalslanl surgeon in 1854 and shortly thereafter drolled memo Mrs. Norris took George Ketchum tended Michigan state college and ' parish (county.I is the'norlhwc^i or Hmjty.or Both." at his mothers death when he was North Central college in Napier- ' randa on visual signaling, fa luna. 1861. ha organised lhe Signa! rection of Oregon. ---------------------------------------------------------- ville. III. l ./'S Gerald L. K. Smith Speakes Here sr-JS? S WELL PLUGGED BY SCHOOL BELLES rail for MERWYN PLUMLEY WON FAME IN RAID ANSWERS TO MILITARY I. Q. DETROIT TIMES CLEARS HOFFMAN OF PRO-NAZI STIGMA HEBE THEY ABE. 'Continued from page 1. Sec. D man's letter dated April 15. 1943. demanding a retraction of certain statements contained In its Sunday. April 12th. publication did not come to lhe attention of lhe management until after suit had been started. This was through no fault of Con­ gressman Hoffman, because his let­ ter was very promptly written, and arose >nly because of the press of business in the Times office. The Detroit 'Timex has caused its rep­ resentatives to read Mr. Hoffman's speech, to interview him and some of hfa associates, and has discovered that the plaintiff had Inadvertently and erroneously been referred to os a 'pro-Gennan propagandist.' "Oqr investigation discloses that tlie plaintiff has not criticized the Army. Navy, or Air Corps: and that there Is nothng In his speech. “Don't Haul Down the Stars and Stripes", to that effect. We find no evidence that this sueech was used by German spies or was sold by George Sylvester Vlereck. a Ger­ man agent. It appears that Viereck has been In prison, previously having been convicted, and that Mr. Hirifnjan has no acquaintance ■ whrover with him: and that he j had no knowledge that a man ' named Hudson or others suspected ! by anti-American activities Intended to sell copies of this speech, and that he did not give tliem permls- iishsd th« U. S. Wialhir Bureau and was made brigadier general One ol the Rattlesnake Bags used by American provincial troopr In lhe first year ol the War lor Independence. Dogs are trained to guard Quartermaster Corps depots. Christopher (Kit) Carson, famous Indian tighter, although illiterate. | GIRLS' DRESSES Well Made and Washable SHOES They're Easy On Budgets And Made For Wartime WEAR! End of the Month Choose your children’s school shoes as carefully os you're choosing your own Fall shoes—with an eye to sturdiness, comfort and long wear. CLOSE OUTS FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY LITTLE COMRADE $4 39 SCHOOL SHOES I MARKED DOWN TO HALF PRICE "We accept as true Congressman Hof (man's emphatic statement to us that he had no Intention of re­ ferring to thc President as “A Judas", or making any similar state­ ment In reference to him. । 'Tlie unfortunate reference to J Congreuhutn Hoffman as a "pro- . German propagandist" has no foun’ datlon whatever, and our Investlga। tlon conclusively shows that he has ! always been loyal and patriotic { , Our Inquiry further nJtowM that' One rack of Women's and Junior Dresses, summer weight at half price. Women's and children's slack suits. z School Shoes For Young America! Quaker Lace Curtains Washable Spun Rayon Skirts Your, child will be in the bock-lo-school parade All Bathing Suits if he’s wearing new CAM- ALL AT HALF PRICE I____ . $1.98 One Rack of Spring and Fall Weight Women's Coats Leather at close-out Sale Prices (farting at Heavy white outing 28" wide121c 36" fast colored Print _____ _____19c 36" Best quality Print25c Stevens All Linen Crash23c Frandsenfs “Exclusive, but not expcHsive” HASTINGS ' Stylet and Sixes to Fit Every Foot Old favorites and new—mac. PRUDENTBILT S Leather Fall Styles. 7. he has consistently supported all; war measures. The Detroit Times I positively did not intend to charge > | Congressman Clare E Hoffman I with disloyalty, or lack of patriotfam ( or dereliction in the performance of 1 his duties—nor did it in any sense $249 dies, wedges, ghillie s and many dress types. 18505221 SHOESTORE 9. This Day was carried by Commodors Perry at ths Ballis ol Laks Erie September 10. 1813. 10. Anti-aircraft. Assistant Adjutant General, audio frequencies (fa Signal Corps). Antitank. .. with MONEY TROUBLES Knock your money worries out of tho lot with one blow—a cash loan on your own signature and secur­ ity. You don't have to ask a friend or relative to “go to bat" for you. Only you sign tho papers. > Check your summer money needs. Then see as. We will advance you extra cash for vacation expense*, clothing, old bills, emergenaea and other purposes. Many people save on fuel by buying il at this time of the year. Whatever your problem, we will help you solve it Just phone us. write or call at our office. Well put the .. extra cash cau> you need no«d "right ngntmyou in your mitt" CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101 W. Stale St, Heatings. Hastings Natl Bank Bldg. Phone 2722. SPECIALS BULK VINEGAR BALL MASON 9CUT--RATE Machine gun. Lydia Darrah who warned Washington's army at While Marsh ot an intended attack by Lord Howe iron Philadelphia in Dscombs t 1777. 8. The bombardier takes an oath lo protect lhe U. S. bombsight with \ 40 gram quart cans qt. cans CAN RUBBERS GULF WAX SATURDAY gal.19c doz.67c doz.0Qc 05c 3foriQc BUY YOUR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE "■ uicriurt as ir'u ir* a as �THE HASTINGS BANKEK, THURSDAY, AtJGUST H, 1941 . ..................... .. spsnl Friday =--a=i---------------- -------------------- —IAMERICAN LEGION in day for, a few day*' vtalt with his PERSONAL MENTION SOCIAL EVENTS'AUX,L,AllYn<”« HUB NEWSSSm Thert MaaiiOn of. E. Barnett. The time ait U due to JUVIHL LVLUIJ alterations at Weeks------------------Air Field near -— ------------------------— .। ■ —------■■■ ~ " •। flcera at the tha next regutar regular meeting meer Huron,7where working |1 MlSM j. lcEiWaln held an uiIn- of........ th« Legion Auxiliary be nciu held uashmus -“I— . ----------------- . he •. Is --------.for an-' sicuwain ncm an j to u- w bi CLUB ,Port HASTINGS LUL.ST COUNTRY Mr. and Mra. Royal Mycra and and Mlu Doris Lundberg spent the1| , Mra. Alonso E Trim spent the Ikhi* ■ “ I — — ... — ..I, — — — I u — * er^.._2 .1-.. _ 'al ttm I A,ln„ STrwwU«er, Instructor * rating in aeronsutica. । fonna| Ml hom(. -muriday afternoon ■» ‘he Legion Home Thursday. Sept. I Forts.nlne . Mlu Anne Burton of Ann Arbor left weekend In Whitanall with Mrs. ( I weekend with retatlves at NuhvUle | Katherine Anne Hamilton of Flint for her cousin. Mra. Minnie Keyes 3 A11 member* try and be there. I-.— dl,. ’attended the *. A TO । Mr. and Mra. Will Mishler of near U the guest of Supt. and Mr*. D. A. of Washington. D. C.. Wtx> vtailsd I Congratulation* to our publicity ££ Monday for a trip to ths Great Elizabeth Smith. Mis* Catherine Loftus. Ml** Rev. 1। 2" dh'^p 01 >■!»<; OT aiamoil W9 promt* ' , —7—-—" . WWW" Smoky Mt. National park. VU rau he, her Thbuoi, Thursday and ma., Friday. pent In the lounge, while mixed Of Benson. MM. Hazel Hinckley. Mrs. j " ? rOh ’ • Mlu Barbara Dlckoff of Iron Mrs. James Silsbee had as her "------- —.u_ — . .. _ ।Of the Atlanta branch at this ..im. tt.iKaw t— Hubert Staff Sgt Hubert B. Bronson and Mountain U the guest of fier untie tv Uon for thc moat number of InThelma Hubert -mn and Joo _______________ _ _ _ _ ganlzatkm. . guest last week her aunt. Miss Kate nosu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelley were EO guests at rnnner rast ^the ctaX b? v | and aunt. Mr. and Mra. Laurence were at the Ionia fair last Thurs­ Mrs. Bronson arrived in Hastings Thtbout of Grand Rapids. ________ _ Mpi. Clayton Brandatet-1 Out-of-town guuM ware: Mm. Friday morning and spent the day day. at their m tne Mate. —men's _. . honi. ! Lee Whitcomb. Leonia, N. J, vUk Mra. Jason McElwain. Miss Mary week ter and— Mra.X7... fiuy------Keller, JXe Wednesday ‘KTX; at Leach lake o,n“Many tor I ---------Mr. and Mrs. Harold lewis of Mra. Harry Baldwin went to Lan­ With their grandparents. Mr. and McElwain and Miss Eriiily McElwain .or* going to Dr. Ray Ftnnle and Mr*. Dan Walldorff; Mlu Barbara Memphis, Tenn, recently were sing Friday to visit her brother and Mra. D. C. Bronson and Mra. Bron­ spent Sunday In Battle Creek. won by Mr*. Morri* Hill and Roy. *®°.. Walter Stanley. Mr. and Mra. Ray Dtckoff. Iron Mountain, with Mra. son's parents. Mr. and Mra. E. J. house guests of Mr. and Mrs I Branch were chairmen of ths pre- William Stebbins; Mr*. Vlnnie Mhu* Mrs? Roman Feldpausch and two Lewis of West Mill St / ' Supplee. Mr. Baldwin and Mr. and Beek of Carlton. Sgt. Bronson re­ vlously announced committee. : Boyd. Atlanta, Oa., with Mrs. Chas. ... ;8«te . *■»■*' to the uie National nxuuiuu Convention VOTivciiuon at ■( , ' ' I Potta. Mr. and Mra. Verrol oonk i of. Mr* James Parmer spent Sunday turned tlw same evening to Sei- 1daughters are visiting her brother­ o .* . , 1 Kansas City in September and Mra 1 -----------* «ut h. ....u* Detroit visited friends here lut there to celebrate Mrs. Baldwin’s fridge Field and Mra. Bronson re­ in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ Mra. Wiliam Schader, Jr., was , 8hirley Henry.President elect-alter- About 20 golfer* lunched Friday £? ald Bwerdfeger, and family of Bufturned th9 day following. weekend. Having sold their pnie birthday. hostras to eight guests at a dessert . 1 _... , McKibben. ... Mr. falo. Mr. and Mra Earl .h— .... „u_ m”X , - jr— -----owrkan. Mra. A. D. Hardeg.ee of Fort and Mra. yfUlard White and Nita! Mrs. Charie* Leonard spent lire brUy rrjndil *“«“> I Houngi -u -,U npmmud it Bra^ch*and Mra French 7' at 8:50 'n“' & ***• VJn*, bo“8,u “ npw home Wayne, ind.. Is vislUng her motner. T/1 want tn r>«(it flnn>4*v ___ ■ __ j ____ ... . .. II. honortn, her .Ker. Un Ceell lhe „ j 0U , , 7orre, I »nd. Jo went tp Ovid Sunday to cele­ 14860 Maple Ridge. Detroit, thek Mrs. Jennie ------------------ra? ,nd Mr»- w O. Bradford, chm.. Mr. Howe,---her ---------------slater, Mra. brate Nila Jo's second birthday at weekend in Kalamazod due to the Koberu. « uum Rw,. u. HUh ,nl ... Mr. M„. Alben £.1,. Illness of her son-in-law, Timothy were here to attend to btuineu af­ Jennie Sluck and Suzanne. !«*!«»««• Uie home of Mr. Whites brother Howard. Mr,. M.r.b.11 SehihU. nir Mr iuw»ra. „ ■ ... ’ _ “ to — “If CUud -------- .f Me mib AiHtsiuui Dcnunii. fairs. Mr Conklin Is tool Inspector, Mri 'Mrs Ceell Roberta and daughter, Mr* Nellie Conaway, who is hav- I j* casteV’^” W,lcox- and Mrs §hlrley Henry. Edwtn Brandstetter and Mrs. Cedric Morey ! _ at lhe Hudson Naval Ordnnnce I — -LouLsr; of Baton Rouge, lai, Charles White. 1. her two twn weeks’ vvacation >^.t<nn »m.n Sayles. Sayles. Harry Harry Larsen. Larsen, Ted Ted Reed. Reed. ofl*war*hfrr hC ,nsprcU nwucriBU . who hai Ing from i Mra. l. j. csston. — .avfc^bcyn vlsltlnr' Mra. RoMr. and Mrs. James Mason mo­ Pete Maus. Maurice Foreman. An­ the City Bank, accompanied by Mrs. | Mrs. John Chandler's bridge club Phlox and gladioli were used berLs’ parents. Mr. and Mra. Frank tored to Petoskey Saturday to take Mlu w,*. spent .p,„t lhe lh, wui. gelo Spirts. Mh* Hell,, Helen Wade week- j£X,p“toot;- , about the lounge of the Ibutlngii “ c,ucrlalnca ncr n° “lc Wed«eawas entertained Bt at her home Mra. William R. Oook who will re­ ludtr mntnn-rfn|nftprnnkfnrtHw>r nrnt I ** n?bu homp 1OT Olkw whir, Uwy ire 10 Fr"nk,ort u,c ftrsl nesday evening. Aug. 19 at a dessert. Country club Tuesday tot tlie ladles’ main tor several weeks. iMrs NeU Adlllr Bnd Mlsa Barbara DONALD L. BOYES luncheon. Forty-two members and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller have or the week. taMN il.; ,L.?u' J?' " nd '™ “ '■ “ raw “ tamii), Her shier. Miss Florence their home Mrs. C. F Finstrom spent last week , Wilcox were guests. Mrs. Robert RECEIVES 10-YEAR AWARD gnd guests attended. as their guest her stater Mra. L. C Wade, returned with her after i .» — . u spending ! .Mr!’ Ral»,h Tha^r ttn<1 Patience Sutherland of Santa Monica. Calif. In Louisville. Ky., a* the guest of i Walldorff. Mra. Richard Brower and Donald L. Boyes, son of Mr. and spending five five weeks weeks there there. wlx> arrived last weekend for a two her son and his wife. Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Gerald Lawrence carried off Mrs. Roy Boyes, was one of ten to MLss Marjorie Herrick and Mrs. Roy Mr. and Mra Cornelius Manni of Clarkston visited her mother. Roy Finstrom. the honors. weeks' visit. ’ Mrs. Ernest Edger and aunt. Miss receive the Ten Year Award made Branch, bridge honors being award-, nnd daughter. Mrs Robert Tipton Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pierson. to student* for outstanding achieve­ cd to Mrs. Don Siegel and Mra. spent the weekend at Scott Field. Julia Rock, last week. Mr. Thayer a ,mall number of Odd Fellows ment during the ten years following David French. Mr. and Mrs Charles Chapel and Washington. D. C.. visited Mr and ____________ w Tipton „ lluIiro WMJl *1cre botl' Hl., where Pvt. 1* »ni stationed. Tlie outstanding feature of the BATTLE CREEK and Rebekahs met for a picnic dtn- graduation from the General Motors Bill Bush recently''returned**from ‘ Mr an<1 Mr" At*n went Tommy of Battle Creek, and Mr Mrs Walter Wallace Friday Mra. Clara Jones of Wyandotte | ner at Reid'* Resort. Thomapple Benton Harbor where lie has been lo Detrolt weekend on a com- and Mra. Arthur crothers spent spent from Wednesday until Sun-1 lake. Sunday. Later they went to Institute of Technology. FALL TERM BEGINS Mr Boyes was awarded a 1940­ Vlnnie Reum Boyd of Atlanta. Ga.. imcking fmtchni. blncd buslncsa nnd pleasure trip. last weekend at the Dolan cottage who gave' M-veral readings inter ­ day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton park where they saw lhe 1941 fellowship to tlie Massachusetts SEPTEMBER 1-8 Howard Bliss. Signal Man Third Thc5' Uielr son-ln-taw and , ball game and attended the pro­ Institute of Technology by the Al­ spersed with some of her own Mr. and Mra. Charles Sanders are J. E Mattoon. Class, leaves today fnr Fort Wil- daughter. Mr and Mrs Eric Von Mr. and Mra. Richard O Brien and , grnm at the Old Settler* picnic. fred P. Sloane Foundation Fellow­ sketches. llama. Portland. Me., where he is Rpl* Aben- Jr- Joined them there | visiting his brothera-ln-law and sis­ family of Dimondale and Mrs. Ettn ship. In connection with a study Mnlldnrd with the Navy. He hns «*lurn trip from Culver Mill- ters. Mr. and Mra. Gale Morgan and Faul of Woodland were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Copkau of Mra J. W. Hewitt entertained her he made there, he contacted execu­ spent his 10-dny furlough with hLs ,nry academy. guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Fuul bridge club last Thursday at tlie tives of Industry in his researth. Grand Ledge thl* week. mother. Mra Pauline Bliss Mr. and MM. Frank Gray, two Miss Janet Smith went to St. nt their Gun hike cottage. Storey cottage at Gun lake with u later he wrote a pamphlet •Tlie Dr and Mrs. Ross Lethbridge of daughters and a granddaughter of Louts. Mo., last weekend, to sec Mr. and Mra. IxiuLv Barlow have cooperative dinner. Bridge winners Commercial Market for PearUUc Mason were among the six dinner Indianapolis were guests of the Pvt, Martin Von Gelson. as their guests this week her sisters.. were Mrs. Gamer Hampton and Malleable Cast iron.’* guvtn of Dr. and Mrs. Guy Keller latter’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Dolan and Mbs Mary Bunks and Mra. letter Mra. Fred Prentice. on Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christman. Clifford, Jr., rfpent the weekend in HJMwn K™« of juror.' ... ,bta S.iaon ~'«f <k™n>l Mias Kathleen Daniels and Miles the forepart of last week, going Detroit. Mr. Dolan having been A1* | Twenty Florida friends of Mr. and Motors Waters vLsited her brother-In-law I from here to Clare and Grand Rap- called there on business. Chester Noble and two daughter*. I Mrs. C. W. Clarke of St. Petersburg. the Banner announced and alster. Mr nnd Mrs Glendon Id* tn visit relatives tor the reMrs. Allen Prentice and Mrs. Oarv .i^ 0( iMrs A . u>»i ‘hnt uu* ‘hb sain" same Bwnrii award ii.iii had oem been won won . . t. . , . »’ 1 ’* ca,led ,l thc honw vi -i.o. n Plcrson of Fowlerville last weekend, rmainder of the week. L»n*‘nR 'iaited Mr. D. Knlskem Friday between thc by Kirk Hamilton, nephew of Supt. Fisher nf Lansing, daughter of Mr Mo*’*®,of Miss B irtmr i Trego of KalamaRev. nnd Mra. John Sinclair spwit and Mra. P W Druekenbrod, to­ and Mrs Lemuel Severance Monday, hours of three and five for a visit and Mrs D A Van Buskirk mo Ls spending her two weeks' vaca- i Sunday In Grand Rapids where the gether with a Battle Creek friend Mra. Noble and Mrs. Severance arc with them before they left tor i_________ < a »_________ tion with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. former filled the pulpit at the East left Thursday for Richmond and sisters. Fred Trego. I End Church of the Nazarene. announces engagement Barbara Van Dyke of Plymouth Norfolk. Va.. where their husbands Mrs. Rov Rush entertained her I Mra. Beulah OlUon of Pontiac are all in ’ officers' training. Mr returned home Monday after a Cook presided at the punch bowl. ।( Mrs, Pauline Bliss announces the jmrenf x Mr nnd Mrs, Art Mnitrer । was » supper guest of Rev. and Mrs. Prentice Is at Fort Eiutice In army week's visit with Dorothy Jean Frey engagement and approaching mar­ of Charlotte, Mr nnd Mr.. F prM- Inwrence Mnxson nt thc home of training and Mr F1*her at Norfolk Mrs. Kenneth Leins entertained riage of her daughter. Ruthmary ■'Crickson with thntr son. hh wife; Mr. nnd Mra. Victor Sisson Wed- In naval training. This factory is going into Mr. and Mrs. Dale Larabee of the Merry-I-Go Bridge club Wed­ to Emory FLsher. son of Mr. and and daughter of IJberty Center, nesday evening. Mra. Gilson Is atMr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver left Ypsilanti spent from Saturday until nesday with a chop suey dinner. :Mrs Fred Fisher of Nashville. WAR WORK so this is the Ohlo. at the Bush Uach take cot- itepdlng the Wesleyan campmeetlng. Monday for a week's vacation In Mrs Dan Lewis and Mra. Warren Inge the Week Of August 10 Mr. I Clifford Clllffnrd Boerema Rnerema of nf Kalamazoo Kotamaxnn the northern part of the state. last shipment for the du­ ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Moore held high scores for thc day. j nnd Mra Carl Maurer nnd family spent last week here with his grandMiss Mary Louise Spillane and Mr. and Mrs Dale I-arabce motored ration. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Rom Bldelman annnd Mr. and Mrs Glen Cooper and parentA Mr. and Mra. Chas. Christ­ Bob Spillane spent last week with to St Joseph Sunday. Mr*. EHLs Kelley ■ entrtalned hernounce the engagement of their daughter of Charlotte Mr nnd Mrs. man. their aunt. Mlu Hazel Spillane, of Sgt Vernon Engle arrived Sunday Walter Rupp nnd baby of Hastings Mr. and Mrs Gordon Ironside Battle Creek. Bob Is remaining this from MacDill Field, near Tampa. card club at a dessert Wednesday daughter. Norma Jean, to John Aug. 19. Winners at ped- Hickey of Nashville. The marriage spent one day with them. ML«s and Gordon were in Detroit last week, while Mary Louise Is In Del­ Fl*, to spend his 15-day furlough afternoon. _v.. Mrs. J. E. McMillan. Mrs. Ls to m. ro were be Sept. 12 In Uie St. Aosc Marie Eggleston nnd Wayne Fink- Friday and itopped in Ann Arbor eon ton with wtlh cousins. C()US Mr. and Mrs. W. at the home of his sister, Mra. Leo > TVd Ziegler, and Mrs DtAne Miller, church. Saturday for Miss Jocelyn Ironside h Spillane Dwnond. [Traveling prizes were won by Mrs. --------------- < a»------------------ ' Mra. Guy Keller was the guest of who returned home with them after m !m Elaine Elaine Jarman spent last Mias Miss Grace Reickord Ls mlo spendLloydwi.Anderson and Mrs Kelley. Lt. Charles McIntyre Heads ---, -------v. ----------n .iu . nrircj. vriuritl muniyic ncoui Mrs. a K. Frnndsen and Mrs. Al­ nn>.<nii •jo.iw.i win k- >>._ ki___ ■ *■ ... ■ week with her parents. Mr. and Ing her weeks vacation in Debert JohnnnrMin Monday and Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinman left Mrs. Erls Jannah. her brothers and day at Wall lake. Saturday lo visit Mr. and- Mra. G. sisters. She is a secretary at the Thayer, who U on furlough. She I'• • ' Dr. Charles McIntyre ot Rata­ Nancy Lou Offley of Grand Rap­ E. Musolf of Genoa. Ohio. They Burgess Seed and Plant Co. at ls staying st lhe home of his parMrs. Neil Adair entertained eight mazoo. son of Mra. C. S. McIntyre ids comes today to visit her grand­ will stop In Detroit on their return Galesburg. ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thayer; guests at a dessert bridge Monday‘of Hastings, who in a lieutenant in parents. Mr and Mra. Harry Rit­ to see Mr. and Mra. M. C. Musolf Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Fuller are and will also visit other relative* evening honoring Miss Barbara the n“'T' no*' ha-' charge of a hoschie. and family. Dickon of Iron Mountain. Bridge ’ P“a* on Johnson Island, which Is entertaining his mother. Mra. II. and friend* there. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carrothers • Mira Mary MeEJ wain and Mra. R. Fuller, ot Kirksville, Mo., this Mrs Martin Hawthorne. 429 E ; honor* went to the MLues Mary located th the southwest part of the ’21 Ai:‘ Mulorte Blulix. Birbin | lUWNU'lJtmwrr . week. HLs sister. Mtas Frances Ful­ ler. and his mother were also with ' AERIAL TROUPE them the week of August 10. Di. and Mrs. Frank Carrothers telegram in Toledo telling her he’ Mr*. George L. Lockwood enterHeadlining the free octa al the talncd n few of her friends nt a Allegan county fair. September 21 left Tuesday for Walla Walla. Wash, had been transferred. where they will spend about a . M^al. °’ ,A’. Wahcrs left Monday one o'clock luncheon yesterday al to 26. Ls the Ward Bell Troupe, talk month with Mr and Mrs. Bruce C. lo vult relatives in Billings. Mont the Lockwood cottage. Wall take. of the fair world, and higk-quality Casper and UtUe Miss Catherine 3-nct combination. Tlie troupe, REDFERN and others 200 FRIENDS GREET rxn. il??r? RE J? N««.ETON-ANDREWS Casper. composed of two young men and now in stock. p Mr. and Mrs. V. Dale Andrews of women, have Jots of personality, .Mrs. Ted Knopf nnd Mra. Mor- WOODBURNES SUNDAY Remlnkcencen wcre the order of. Ml Main street. Battle Creek, nn- plenty of speed and are rated one it with Mrs. Knopf's slater. Mlu the day nt the delightful occasion nounce lhe marriage of their of the best 'acts In the entertain­ Jean Fennell of Detroit. Sunday afternoon. August 23. when dnughter. Barbara Louise to Pvt. ment world. Mr. and Mra. Walter Perkin* re­ Dr. and Mra Raymond Finnic open- Glenn A. Flngleton. son of Mra. Act 1: 1* eight minutes of fast turned Wednesday from a two ed their home to tlie friends of Dr. Al-’”® Flngleton of Hastings, teeter board and catapulting, with weeks' visit In Hillsdale Co. with and Mra. Arthur W. Woodbume of Tlie marriage took place August the entire troupe performing daz­ Mra. Perkins' mother. Mrs. Alma Tampa. Fla. The Woodburnes found *0 *n Olympia. Wash. near Fort zling. high-perched twists and som­ i. pleasant to --------------. m UwU where pvt Angleton was ersaults. Lanlu*. and Mr. Perkins' parents. It be among---friends Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Perkins. Uielr former residence, and about stationed at that time? Act 2: The whole troupe In a fly­ Mra. Mary Mitchell and sons, 200 registered In the guest book The bride Is a former Bellevue Ing and return act. a feature at­ David. Bill, and Jackie of Detroit between the hours of 2:30 and 5:30. girl, was graduated from Bellevue traction In itself. r_" Fall twisters. are visiting Mr. and Mra. W. OThose receiving were the Flnnles. High school and Ls employed at the plunges, pirouette*, passing leap* Bradfield and family. the Woodbumes. and the letters* Michigan Carton Co.. Battle Creek. nnd a full quota of smart flying and ---------------------- —__ __ _ „The groom Is a graduate of Has- somersaulting. anac spent lhe weekend with their Mrs. Ross Lethbridge of Mason. J Ungs High school and up to the Act 3: A man on n rolling cylinder. son Forrest Lane, and family. Another note of “Auld Utng ’ Hn« of hLt Induction was employed Tlie acme in equillbristic endeavor, , Mr. and Mra. G. M. Fuller had as Syne" was evidenced in the beau- »l the Continental Motors tn Mus- with Juggling nnd balancing thrown . their weekend guest Pvt. Hubert llful bouquets of garden flowers i keron. in. Pvt Flngleton Is stationed nt Fuller’*-fiancee, Mlu Virginia Plank sent by friends of the Woodbume* The stellar troupe will show be- j 104 East State Street Phone 2132 ’of Dayton. Ohio. After their return to Florida. Mr. Camp Stoneman. Calif., while Mrs fore the grandstand every afternoon I i Mr. and Mra. Titus Wilt (Theda and Mra. Woodbume will spend Flngleton will live with her par- and uyenjng from thc second day | j Sears* ot Crystal and son. David. many happy hours looking over the ' enLs for the present. ----------------, wcre Saturday guests of Judge and guest book and recalling tlie ones : WRITERS' GUILD Mra. Stuart Clement. Mr. WDt 1* who came to see them. Tlie August meeting of the [ superintendent of schools at Crystal. AaslsUng In the dining room were Prln and Mrs Edwin L. Taylor, Mrs. Earl Coleman, Mra. Don Sie­ Writer's Guild of Hastings wns held Thunwjay evening al tlie home of gel. Mrs. Ot/ille Bayles nnd Mra. Richard. Neil and Douglas visited Mrs. I. J. Smith. The evening was I Mr. Taylor's mother In Hesperia last Gordon Fisher. Out-of-town guests were present spent in the study of O’Henry and The September Miss Marian Bradford who has from Grand Rapids. Lansing. Char­ DeMaupassant. been visiting her brother, W. G. lotte. Nashville. Battle Creek, Plym- meeting will be at thc Chas. Leary Bradford and family left Friday out. Chicago. Ill., and Beverly home on Sept. 17 at 7:00 In lhe evening/ Shores, Ind. for her home In Boston. ' Mr. and Mra. Carl Damson and Barbara ore leaving Saturday for Y.M.C.A.-YOUTH COUNCIL —on pay day. buy bonds— a week In Holland with his parents DANCES CLOSE FOR SEASON I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Damson. Prosecuting attorney and Mra.' I They expect to spend much time al Laurence Barnett, the Reverend (Ottawa beach. Don M. Gun-, and Mr. and Mrs. : Mra. Haul MIU.r of Grand Rap- Lynux Lewb, served us chaperons ,lds spent two days last week with Friday evening. August 21. at thc her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. hut in a series of summer dance* ■ and Mra. John Delnaay. STEAM HEAT to be held at the parish house. As Mrs. Philip Mitchell and Undrf a special feature of the evening. I HOT Jk COLD WATER Anne have returned to Fort Sill. Rev. Gury arranged for a wiener j SHOWER BATH । Okla., where her husband is station- roast to be held tn his baek yard. led. after a month's visit with her These dance* have been spon-1 Single $3-50 per wk. up parents, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Steb­ bins. cooperation with thc Hastings Mr. and Mrs. jack Keller of Bat­ Youth Council, ot which Mra. Bar­ tle creek were weekend guests of net! is the chairman. MINERAL OIL 4ft SAL HEPATICA AQ Mr. and Mra. Charles Potts at Gun 60e liu___ *40 Heavy. plat __ lake. Complete Fountain 1 Miss Eltae Orooa is leaving to­ morrow for San Antonio. Texas, Service SQUIBB YEAST QQc LISTERINE FQ | after a visit at Oun lake with her PromptServicp Tablets. Bot. 2I0OW brother. Richard Groos and family. Antiseptic, Ig. WV Dr. H. M. Elliot left Saturday for Davenport. Iowa, where he will take a week's special course at the Palm­ ASPIRIN TABLETS MILK OF MAGNESIA ier School of chiropractic. He will Bottle 100______ Pint return to his office Monday. Our oim is to help you retoin on impreg­ Mr. and Mra. J. W. Hewitt. Joan DRENE SHAMPOO SERUTAN and LeRoy. Tommy Birdsall, and nable beauty front — natural, poised, 60c site Mr. and Mrs. Henn- Kline spent a vWtad Mn. Clarence orohe Wed- PS bIwt Xb» iXX tSt ARGUBRIGHT COLLEGE 3 CHIPPEWA SPORT COATS 99 wool $1895 Kaurs' s%? w’ I...... ......---------- FALL & WINTEk Coats & Suits NEW FALL Bonnet & Gown Shop SliLE’fDRUIiR All Set To Go! You will not only look better but you will feel better and do better if you ore wearing-, ' ROOMS Kaynec shirts......$1.19 to $1.59 Kaynee shorts_______ 98c to $1.59 Safety Legion Jackets $1198 to $4.98 Safety Legion Longies $1.59 to $2.95 Lamb Knit Sweaters _$1.59 to $3.45 Buster Brown shoes $4.50 and $5.50 Others at_________ $1.59 and $2.75 ALKA SELTZER HOTEL HASTINGS UY ON 60c size 49c Gilberts and Schroffts Box Chocolates 65c lb. and up ICE CREAM CHARM FOR MRS. AMERICA Socks-Underwear-Overolls 83c MILES NERVINE 33' 49 charming. 49‘ tape at Oun lake last week.' PERMANENTS Machlnele** 52.54 AT . Th. BEAUTY BAR TM*iaAa<CLiTBLA>V j sr-a.sAssnj’ HOTBL BASTIROB Tkso. till 11.50. 30 DOUBLE KAY SALTED NUTS Apyolntsitata JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP Oymtors: Ctty Buk BMf. Good Assortment Fresh Stock REED’S DIKUC STORE ALWAYS ON M ISTIRID PHARMACIST Hostingt Phono 2241 Stvfa ♦ Mht �THE HASTINGS BANNKM, THURSDAY. AUGUST >1. 1*41 FAQI KOHT CHURCHES CHURCHES and son Johnny of Durand who *** (arrived Tuesday evening for a visituat*, Il with her brother. David, before * ■*»'•« his departure, motored u> “Kalama*••»*»• 1 zoo Wednesday for Davida papers cHUkCi Early Thursday morning Un. Cook _ w.r.ii accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. j J. Robinson and Dorothy took David I A to Kalamazoo wltere be entrained 1 **»■ 1 with other enlistees for Detroit tn- j g„4,r „ route lo the Great Lakes Naval ii;oo. t*« Training Station, Mrs. Larabee re- I *•“•«•*■*'** mainlng at the Robinson home to "wrdaMaT Sheldon Agency AU Kinds at bnrasca Surety Bonds Hasting* now 21iJ tt Swanson Agency Mr. Wyman Clagett. one of our young menwill preach the wm Sunday dinner guests of her sermon at the morning worship father. Maury E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Clair D. Yeiter spent service.The pastor will be the guest preacher at the Homc-com- Sunday In Kalamazoo as guests of AUCTION SALES Shirley Jeau of Lansing are visit­ ing her jxirenta. Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Rev Leason Sharpe, of Chicago, ward Walters. will occupy lhe pulpit of the lo­ Dorothy Robin-on departed Thurs­ cal church for his final service this day evening with her sister. Mrs. summer next Sunday. Aug. 30. Hb Richard Cook, and Johnny for Dur­ and lo stay until Sunday when she HENRY FLANNERY DR. L. J. CASTON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS liL-pirntton and help. OPTOMETRIST Hastings Paneoaxt Bldg. sene dinner at the home of Mrs Melvin Smith Friday noon. Marshall Furnaces GRACE LUTHERAN Clll'RCH Sunday school staff meeting Fri­ day.. Sept. 4. 7:30 P. M. at 521 W. Cool, Go* and Oil Fired ■•pairs furnizhed and la- ECON-O-COAL STOKERS G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. : CHRIST. SCIENTIST The subject for Sunday The primary's had the largest attendance last Sunday and the Young Married People's class lhe largest offering. i Rev. Mrs. Manker will 'peak on ; the Seventh of a series of sermons on "Achieving Faith." Sunday ew.nlng Rev. Glen Stewart the artist evangelist will speak using 12 life size oil paintings illustrating Pil­ grim's Progress. Mrs. Stewart and daughter win sing. Rev. Mr. Manker wUl sing hav­ ing just returned from an evan­ gelistic campaign In Milton Del­ aware and will be with us for this service Prayer meeting Wednes­ day night at the church. Thursday P. M. women's prayer meeting at | JERRY ANDRUS AUCTIONEER List your Auction Salts with DEWEY REED Batiaxataa ckaerfally given. Dates Pkoaa J4«7 CARDS OF THANKS Shipping Livestock AT THE THEATRES Every Saturday “The Man Who Wouldn't With Marjorie Weaver The story of the efforts JAKE DEPRIESTER “killing Corpse." Company Hutlnfi stoekyards. phone 1544, or rail 717—F3 through the “Juke Box Jenny" starring Ken Murray. Harriet Hilliard Dealing with a mythical star called JUke Box jenny. Greer Garson. Waller Pidrooil In -It.. Itl.l..-" * A picture «o -tensely exciting, so vividly real, that It sends' everyone home with a feeling that they want to 'teU the world' about his magni­ ficent story of living and loving, flghtng and daring. C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE “The Wife Takes a Flyer” starring Jsan Bennet. Franehot Tone The story of the Yankee daredevil in the RAP who lands In Holland. CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiator*, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. WO..I1 loe Bowman. Jean Rogen in "Paelflr Rendezvous” Filled with enemy espionage and Intrigue: a Nava) Intelligence of­ ficer and his flaifcee find them­ selves in the middle of a spy ring. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS Na. Michigan Avenao «• ell a s? 1< MAKE Portraying Mim Dunne as a daffy Manhattan heiress. She goes bank­ rupt because she squanders her for­ tune and then travels West r thin I Henney. 71. was Mrs. Joseph R. It Ls getting to be so difficult to get games and hold enough good players Hint we ma£ have to close Reid’s Resort Thomapple lake. Friday evening. Aug. 28. at 8 P. M. There will be squire dancing, round dancing and roller skating. Refresh- Modern Plants Have "Been Produced by Crossing Could you have walked Into the finest garden in England In the days of Good Queen Bess, you would have been shocked at the poverty of the plants and flowers. Needless to say, most ot lhe flow­ ers which adorn a modern garden would have been absent, for they had not yet been brought to Eng­ land. But even those growing and bloomlhg—the roses, pinks, wall­ flowers and the like—would have seemed small, single, poor in color and texture, compared with modAnd the same with vegetables. Gardeners owe an enormous debt not only to lhe plant-hunters who have brought from abroad surt lovely flowers as dahlias, chrysan- For Sale—Used Owens bean huller on rubber. F. S. NIETHAMER LOREN COPPOCK AUCTIONEER EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for tome of that good Lily White Flour droni. but also to the clever and careful experimenters who have inveriled new plants. These are the people who take two forming a new plant which Is per­ haps quite unlike either parent AU byrjovaly moder* roses, carnations and sweet peas—lo tame only three varieties—have been produced by crossing. Yet the hybridizer has a plant*. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. era for lhe Canadian government have produced a perennial-wheat— that is, a wheat which does not nead to be sown afresh each spring, but which crows up each year like a hay perennial cotton plant which is be­ ing grown in Portuguese East Af- Hepartn school. led a quiet life, and followed A heparin Is a substance occur­ the vocation of farming. He died suddenly at a Carlton ring naturally in the body which In­ Center store Saturday. August 22. hibits the clotting ot blood. It pas Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 Hide Must Be In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY every IV PAYDAY BOND DAY F Freeport Mr. Henney Is survived' by a brother. Cheater S Henney of Ohio; The average working girl spends M H a month for creams, lotions, perfumes, lipstick and beauty treat- MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS Truss Fitting YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES—$7.50 Wo Hove o Collector Stationed ot 912 W«t Croon St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service We Pay thc Phone Charge*—Phono Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS �THE HASTINGS BANNER 1ls • row IICHTY-StVIHTH YIAt Hastings. Michigan, yhuxsday. august 27, IM2 •lief work individually, calling on MARRIAGE LICENSE • entanglements. Owing to'our in- sate of real estate filed, oath before I— du*try (Electric Supply Co.) being.’sale of real estate, filed. v..e— --------- -u------ ------ william F. crawford. Hastings essential to the maintenance of j EsL Lulllla Schantz. Waiver direct to Mme. JcntUe Crego. Grand Rapids .. supply to munition factories. I have ! noUce and consent filed, order ap- ! . “ . wardaviUa, III.. recently swim 17 come'back with another chap tojpolnting Admr. entered. mile* down tba Mississippi river. . Third Installment: 1 control break-down* and arrange j Est. William H. Birman. Proof i for gangs BV lo Ot* get UlUIKUaafeo; Immediately v»w,v* onto I of h publication filed. |t Il , >U> ""—-*""• oo^no. •• ha* come to M the attent v. o| lne y M_ q . r-JlUnC Klnu My feeling* to Australia and the th* job for repair*. My cobber I* j Kit. Otto Natael. Proof of pub- the field office of the Social Be- ■ * Emolre al war are that I believe ' »l D*rwln In the A- M. P. He said Ifcallon filed. I curtly Board that many person* who ' 2“™' Keye* i* atoo contact ng JT.n'r.i !In„idthal Kxn. Yank* nrar them were | Ekt Jack Brandow. Dtocharg. .have .octal security account num-! 'I“uaUd 'J™ chln* £, nJ^ thulite «‘ra good cobber, and alternate । filed, estate enrolled. ,bera have changed their names J®*“ber*' H want u> live We ta aS nl*hU they B‘ve lhem * *how' On" 1 Fj,t Keiuuth Doster. PetlUon tq, I through marriage or for other rea2*5 fi°Jr Lysol Disinfectant night U»ey had their regimental I use funds filed, order lo use funds>»n* and have never noUfted the F**!5?\. 8Ur he,p night they had their regimental I use fund* filed, order lo use funds ,-»ons and have never notified the /T — >• ' " XT trails, have had our freedom of band and the next night their entered. Social Security Board. It was said “I* ™ 60c iiM speech, of press, enterprise, and swing orchestra. He said it was E*t. Marcia Ironside. Discharge today by William E. Kirchgeuner" letters received from these wives, Milk kUfMtk thc other thing* true! democracy r«F McCov' He iwappe{1 a I filed, estate enrolled. ,manager. I1Hlu,scr ' mother*, and *l*t«r». who have had give*, and we like this mode of Uv- ; “ k^aroofor quite ■ baby kangaroo for quite a number ' —---------- *-•—---------------1,2,1., — » to U» ing; then these chaps—Hitler, Mus- of, souvenirs from a chap In Call- j WARRANTY DEEDS Antisaptic gftc 'rtwukl be f ma'de y in < data C o^ , aDnliea t members are given good atandlnx soUni. "and Matauoka. nhd their . fomla. He's O,".72'-~'.J definitely decided to ' Harry O*bom. Admr. Celia A. uJSdhtortr?^K^.^!tal?«»PM^.*-earda on P*>ment of duel *> lh*1 75c Pepsodant__ Ww colleague* come alone and want a T1 ’"’.777 go to the "States" with me after 1 Chalnberlain Est. to Jerry Andrus ,hey may vUU ch“P««ni in this Th. t—-sriarsn-s Su_ .y ' 55",,r one “!'• ■n" nearo h“rd. irom 13 ‘our beer! But they dislike our cig- I J. Grant's’Add . Hastings city. Mr- who came from Shanghai and 100 THE 6IFTF0RTH0II ^n. .d. *d jx & Klrchgessner said. . from Manilla. & AU residents of AUegan. Barry. Mr*. Keyes, of pioneer ancestry,, lrl11 *,lh the boa* Into the hill* par.. Pine lake. Prairieville Twp. Ionia. Kent. Lake. Mecosta, Mont­ 1 was bom in Penfield township, Cal­ and want locontrol the press, capi- ]for , about 50 miles through pretty j Frank McCarty and wife to Ar ­ calm. Newaygo, and Ottawa Coun­ tails tic enjrfprLse and lhe actions ] for about 50 miles through pretty country. ’I *■*' had a most enjoyable Unix Addison and wife, lot 4. Mc­ tie* may apply at the Grand Rap­ houn Co., to Mr. and Mr*. Stephen - ------of each Individual—Well, we cant ...7. GJ- ^.tnaiTv 7ntC^4 Carty's Landing. Sec. 9. Johnstown ids field office for a change in V. Evans. She married the late Carl D. Keyes of Olivet, a banker j STAT of °our 33,000 volt line from beglnrecords form. Those applying for and state senator. She has been J 'nlng to end. We get back at 8:15 Alton D Wood. ,t al. U Wm M. a change In name should show their active for many years In local and 1 allow the racketeer* of Chicago to .. .. __ Richardton. 40 Ac. Sec. 1, Hastings account number cards. If the card state O. E. 8. work, holding positions ‘ do till*—no! Your G-men and cops । ,— iii 11-30 P M That'* ■■ ■ •— - * the second Twp. and 1 Ac. Sec. 6. Castleton *tur J** Ii U«. | of responsibility. For the past 20 j lime last last week week D>al that II te had overtime, JUDGE FERGUSON ’ veara Mrs Kav’M *** haa been hpFn sec re- t. that* just what Britain started to then again four hours Friday night U»U1 • new ^unt, ,h, t,,tOTU,u«rat Wm. M Richardton to Ward W. [ .houM fe. do and It wasn't long before lhe and 8'1 hours on Saturday I IVDOK HOMEK FEHCVSON. numbrr rard feranng th. comeud u,„ whole British Commonwealth of Lionel tieton Twp. . _ ... ™ Temple. ,Jc.ndld.crarih.R.pubK.nnonu. ,n.m. feiwMk tk WW um.tfem.1 Euunt Bur ' Nations was alongside her. We're. er the r,v n.... i nation for U. a.Senator will feel (he central office othee ot the (he ,onnerly uie lhe p, Ferry Belmont resigned to just one thing—Victory 1 -- from --------— —- of -— — iwnicriy r-erry —... .home, n Barker and wife, lot 35. Walldorff Board. The employer should also ln Washington. D C. , at the Hotel Hastings from 10:00) . ________ Resort and lot 39. first *ddlllon to be Informed of the change so that J [ I'd sooner be six-foot under. A. M. to 2:00 P M. on Thursday.! the name reported by him will be - ► Walldorff* Resort. Rope Twp. | Over n hundred thousand men PROBATE COURT September 3. and will be glad to I Wm. M. Richardson to Alton D. the same as shown on lhe corrected ‘ LOWELL A BIG huve enlisted In the second A. I. P. BEAN MARKET .meet every citizen In Barry county, Eat. Julius A. Shcllenbarger. An­ Wood nnd wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 1. Has­ account number card. (Australian Imperial Air Forces) Tiie reporting of such corrections I be; regardlMM of Political affiliation 1 nual ■ iwaai account ■Awuiii filed. , iicu, . ungs iwp. ting* Twp. I for service overseas and have proved lhe Outstanding in Michigan pollt-1 and change* is necessary tn order j ^^ r . for , Est Marcella Jean Johnson. Final I ,Iome Owner* Loan Corp to Her- that the Social Security Board may I n“rkeUn< of worthy sons of the 1914-1918 strug­ Thl> ha* been | leal history Is the spontaneous dAIP., fefey* —I On...0 . gle My Pop* was a private then. In account filed, discharge of admin- i man J- Sanden and wife. par. Has- mUnUln «curat. .< .B 1 ■how" «*“" »"« U»><> H ■ mU,d ot Uu prow Ur JfefUfe HoI lll»g» city, the 43 Battn.. one of the first to Istrator Issued, estate enrolled. He' Runolm*n ot th*t »Ul*ge U now mer Ferguson to become our Est. Elvira Weaver. Proof of will I Edward V. Keyes to Francis F. lime* Mr Klrchgcssner said lb*i tiiJa’l nan. leave Australia. u». 1.« ». £?“•“« £J“T" •' ........ • We don't want to see our cltte* filed, order admitting will entered. ISchowalter and wife. par. Nashville Io"Bwldc ,nd II began among thoughtful men Est Louis Albert Beattie. Re- j village. cessary to report any change in ad- *“*■ and towns torn apart like England's 24 feet high. Il will have a capa- | ancj WOmen interested in good govD*1* D. Quick and wife to BurThis following verse appears in the lease of guardian filed, discharge of city of 30 to 35 carload*. It will ernment. It was promptly reflected 1 ton L. EJiersole and wife, el al. 159 coming Issue of "The Adellct." our. guardian Issued. have every facility for quick load- ln the newspaper* and over the MRS. MINNIE KEYE6 TELLS Est James F. Ream Discharge 1 Ac. Sec 28. Maple Grove Twp. When they’re away firm's house magazine: ing of cars which, under war con- j radio O. E. a. 8. RELIEF FOR w.Bvm CHINA administrator issues, Issued, esiaic estate enen-1' AA. Grace —-A w 8.. Burnham uu,w to Florence . aa..c..av vOF /a W 4 Old England's dim and crusted ‘ of nuimiiuiruior dltlon*. have to be speedily loaded I Petitions for Judge Ferguson's from home, the gift that rolled. I " rolled. Cora Digby, el al. lot 4. Cedar Point* ■ Mr*. Minnie Evan* Keyes, Right । walls and promptly forwarded. Most of : nomination were gotten out by ahelps them most—re­ Ext. Janet Randall. Final account p*l»' **ke> Barry Twp. | Worthy Grand Secretary of lhe Are but lhe work of human hands. th- h..n. .n. fn, .rmv .... .nd .« volunteer committee They were. .11*1 iinn HMis In* E Savacool to John Beer* General Grand Chapter O. E. 8.. minds them of you— . What man ho* fashioned for us filed, waiver of notice filed, order put up in 100-pound bags and placed circulated by working men in De-1 assigning residue entered. nnd *Be. 20 Ac. Sec. 21. Carlton .when when visiting here last last week told In storage for shipment. falls. troit factories — by women among 1 reminds them to write Est, John W. Armstrong. Or-'TwPhow how the she had had sent sent to to Mme Mme Chiang Chiang What Ood has breathed into us their neighbors—by merchant* tc der allowing claim* entered. I Cora M- Laubaugh to Walter J. Kai-shek last month approximately —is a Sheaffer's. It’s one stands. ‘ C . ■ their customers. Est. Polly Kuhlman. Petition for!WBtklni and »Ue- *» Ac. Sec. 34, S2.000 for relief of China's starving NOT HUMAN BONES, In broken homes we take our stand. of the few gifts that Homer Ferguson accepted the children. This money was raised HE THINKS And raise our hearts that all may administrator filed, order appoint- i Rutland Twp. TOOTH PASTE 4 Qc Dr. C. P. lathrop, coroner has mandate in lhe same ' forthright Ing administrator entered. | Grace Colvin to Mary Kauffman. by Mrs. Keyes from Eastern Star meets U. S. Service re­ manner that he 'ha* undertaken 25c Forhen* r__ 13 carefully examined lhe bones un ­ Bit. William H. Birman. Petition: 21 Ac. Sec. 31. Carlton Twp. members and lodges. Immortal in our little land quirements. Come in­ other public service. to cash defense bond filed, order to I Mary Kauffman to Zena* Colvin China's men are fighting, her earthed by workmen In digging a Thc soul in its integrity. Those who watched him in hit see our big selection. BROMO SELTZER Q£c cash defense bond entered. I and wife. 27 Ac. Sec. 31. Ckriton trench near Payne lake. Ln Yankee women, who have escaped the ma­ In answer to your question—"Do grand Jury. . work believe Springs, as incnuanea mentioned in me the isaiiBan- ~ Est. Annie C. Pierce. Waiver of i TwP ' . . .tn . Judge . Safety SKRIP. $1.20 also rauders. are working In lhe fields, ofcuuin, we have cheer leaders here?" "No, n«r 1 a .. II, dm no, boU.v. F>nmon. hl Alfred Hansen and wife to Flora her houses are bombed, her children we just Independently barrack for notice filed, order assigning realdm humAn bon«. Th.! I. ■ *“ “ *" due entered, discharge of admin- J Ogden, par. Sec. 4, OrangevUle | our favorite team." My favorite what he told the sheriff. He re-i^ * pubhc servant whp grow* tn lMued. estate enrolled. ;Twp. a t „ „ , With these facts in view. Mrs. game is basketball but there's no Istrator Est. Polly kuhlmnn. Bond of ■ c- Burton Nay U. Aubrey P. Bel- Keye*. who hM been recovering from questedI that a palhologlxt be called ?^ture wlUt * ne* *fld lou<her opportunity here to play. I par­ n Bnd w“e- 20 AC- 8«C- 1B. Assyria 1 the results of an accident the post The public I* Invited to meet ticularly like thc way-you Ameri­ administrator filed, letter* of ad- *»0 , , i few months, has utilized her time In certain about them. ministration Issued, order limiting Twp" cans play It. HASTINGS PHONE 2115 Clarence J. Yoho and wife to City writing to Grant, chapter* the measettlement entered, petition for Jan. 13. 1942 -1 ___ _ ______________________ ___ of Waitinn Hastings, nar par. Haatlnn Hasting* rWv city. hearing claims filed, notice to cred ­ — ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS — I VVo're ail in lhe same boat now. Cedi R. Fair to Z. B. Mohler. 40 generous. Kansas sending $545. -blit with resolute spirit, faith and itor* Issued. &t Heftry c. Zuschnlll. Waiver Pennsylvania. 4500. and many chap ­ determination we* can attain the V William J. Hunt to Francis L. goal. There are very few lads about Qf notice filed, order assigning resi­ Bauer and wife. par. Hasting* city. ter*, 4100. Some individuals have given small contribution*. the place now. Universal eall-up*, due. entered, discharge of admin­ Glenn A. Whitbeck to EUa Ham­ istrator issued, estate enrolled. A missionary friend of her*, an you know Two of my cobbers are mond. par. Cottage Grove Resort. Albion college graduate, who worked Ext- Phyllis McDonald. Oath be­ Crooked lake, Barry Twp. in China 30 year* returned to get Navy. I’m pretty lonely without fore sate filed, bond on sate filed. Willfam E. Andrews and wife to relief money One lady told him my mate*. Est.'Carl Klee Brown. Annual ac­ Daniel c. WolcoU and wife, lota 5 that she had but 75c. He told her Last week we'had a terrific dust Andrew* Add.. Hastings to remember the "loaves and flshcount filed, order for publication and a. storm shattering all existing record* entered. tclty. • far *uch weather. Being in the Eat. Elmer C. Eckert. Discharge Thl* money In Chinese national department that controls all out­ of administrator issued, estate en­ currency would be worth 20 time* side mains, poles and other elec­ rolled. . । — ----------------------------- ------------- , It* value here. She gave it and trical constructloln*. I was kept nt. RoyAt E WifeUum. later received word from a special very busy. We were put on an ot nolle. BUd. order Appoints fed- I„,C 7.7 7.^2?'?, "J?: missionary In China. emergency basis at noon, after th* mlnlstrator entered, bond of ad- en^- This was the first of four He said, "I took the 75c you sent first half hour of break-downs in mlnlstrator filed. Tetter, of admn- meetings planned for the year, one and fed 100 children a full meal thc system. Call* came In so fast Istratlon issued, order llmlUng set- j wlrk dirtl'n^t^'a'tte^i of rice and had 33 50 in Chinese that we didn't get time for dinner tlement entered. petlUon for hearnational currency left." or tea Two of u* took approxima­ tag claim* filed, notice to creditor. Each Individual or group donor । business meeting was conducted b) tely 700 calls in 12 hours—11:30 imigd of 3100 receives a certificate signed Est. Homer M. Wood Order deby Mme Chiang Kai-shek acknowl­ slackened off we went home tired lermlnlng heirs entered. edging It* receipt. and weary. I didn't have the phone Est Jessie Dillenbeck. Proof of Ju“lv^“d n,,1BhR^vdwin8 away from my ear five seconds. I'm wlU filed, order admitting will entercd ston Stone gave a forceful address tern Star Temple in Washington there Is a large Chinese rioe bowl experience. it Is under the same m'Bnu.1 wurat. *md.Hu with a sign, “Rice bowl for China." |of Crlslj *hkh was appreciated by Nearly $200 ha* been sent to Chang­ elrcumstances we would work in an filed, brief filed. Est. Alvah Pennock, et al. Bond IaU P^aent. air raid—controlling break-downs sha to buy anesthetic* *0 that doc­ in the system. America's industrial resources are rapidly on sale filed. tors won't have to operate without Aria topb sms I visited some friends last night Ekt. Alice Hoyt. Proof of pubthem, this being made possible by Aristophanes was a famous Greek visitors to the Temple. and the hostess showed me a DT.C. UcaUon filed, testimony filed, license reaching the goal of peak production when which was awarded posthumously to sell real estate issued, bond on comic dramatist Mrs. Keyes ha* taken up thl* reto her son who was shot down In a they will be capable of turning out planes, Spitfire over France after a moat guns, ships and tanks in the quantities amazing flying career. After nine months missing he was posted as necessary to win this war. To avoid in­ killed. The D. p. C. was given his mother by our Governor at Gov­ flation the government is depending on ernment House. Adelaide, and It is a beautiful medal. funds borrowed from the current income The best pictures I've seen lately arc "Man of Boys Town" and of individual Americans to finance this ••Little Nellie Kelley.” I thought YOUNG AUSTRALIAN WRITES LETTERS iimporianT TNOriCe of Concarnina Social Security Numbers COMING TO HASTINGS DRUG SFKCIAI 49c MUM /on land / -AT SEA -IN SCHOOL lorjest-S«lli»j ■ 43c 1CEEDINGS rUI COURT HOUSE NEWS SHEAFFERS I ^SLoikudcnuk DRUG SPECIALS ed Owens on rubber. HAMER • Dealer, , AND DPPOCK NEER 3UARANTEEI) in, Mich. IN GE IHEAT thof good e Flour bushel ot iplete stock, edlum. and rlth LyBARKER’S X! REMEMBER! You Must Help Finance War Production r TROS, r CO. MICH. ead or $4.00 ^NY ONIA—MO IMNS [*rly noSirn (. wutatlu 4 land wtli . Broker it Balldlng V Alleys Will Be Open vast war effort. Has "40.000 Horsemen" been there yet? The most popular tunes here now are "Bless 'Em A11"V "Dolores." "Johnny Peddlar". "In tlie Mood" and "Hut 8ut Song." Lionel March 10. 1942 Have you heard the latest news? There's a war on. Hoy are thing* over your way? I have a fair idea. People are concerned with the war and it'a outcome, and know there hard, as the Australians have learned tn 2'4 year*. There's definite­ ly no room for complacency — and quoting Joseph 3 Harsch. Chris­ tian Science Monitor correspond­ ent. now tn Australia. “I have no room to condemn other countries* complacency when my own country to one of the worst offender*I" Be­ lieve me—there* determination on every Digger's face from the front­ line soldier to the youngest under­ standing civilian, and Nippon is going to have a tough egg to break here. The Dutch government arrived tn Adelaide yesterday by plane, so thing* must be rather grave in Java and lhe New Guinea position I was talking to some of your U. S. soldier* and sailors the other night in town and had quite an en­ joyable time with them. That's all I can *ay about them for the present owing to censorship and sirens, blackout* and barbod wire SATURDAY, SEPT. 5th ( That’s why it's so impor­ tant for everyone to set aside a certain sum each week with which to buy War bonds and stamps. Our American men ore giving 6 ALLEYS FOR YOUR RECREATION. v up everything, even their lives, to help win this war. Can you turn a deaf ear when All Alleys Resurfaced and Recondi­ Uncle Sam merely asks you to LEND your tioned for A. B. C. Regulations. country your money? Send your dollars to the front today and every day. Keep buy­ 8 BOWLING ing bonds! Now is the time to get on o team so you may enjoy the fun and exercise of Bowling this winter. Leagues are now being organised. We offer you complete banking service—tee ut about financing. Safety de­ posit boxes for your War Bonds and valuables. Loans to cover your per­ sonal and business needs. Savings and checking accounts to save trouble. See your secretary HASTINGS CITY BANK or phone 2291. HASTINGS RECREATION, “BILL** SCHADER, Jr. • Lina 25c Bowling Phene 2291 "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Sorvico** PHONESi 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHI - �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, ADOPT Tl, IMS 1NORTHEAST WOODLAND children of Detroit were Sur.day Oak. her nephew, James Simpson of moved here recently from Iowa and Lynn Lcooer and daughter in* and time of sodabilltv. guest* of his mother, Mra. Hattie Detroit and a friend. Mn. Furlong. have rented the Vance Sharp Marilyn and Mn. Margaret Lop-1 next meeUng will bo held with Mr*. RaV. an(j Trueachal and tam­ Stevens. I are vacationing at tha Matteton apartment on E. Main St. per of Detroit; Mr. and Mn. Ed-! Mary Gray. September 17. . Oom- ny of Portage'Prairie, who former­ ann nt Ahlraan* mitten fnr the mnntb la Mn Vam ily — 11 —-u u —— called on ud word that their daughter. . Mr and Mrs. Art Botma and four Ullage at Barlow taka. lived hare, Mr. and and Eugene Allen of Evanston, Ill., ward Root and 1. A. Bteeby Ls recovering children of Grand Rapids were I Messrs. J. F. Schlpper, Arthur went to Raliey. Tuesday morning to Mn. Kart Kckardt Tuesday enroute from injuries sustained when Arnold Parker at tlxelr Dario* lake Sunday vtaltors of her sister, Mra.' Smaltay and Eldon Lawrence of visit his son Harold and wife. Gene Mra. Frank Smith and daughter, swertng a call from Bronson hoc- T„ ,„„,T I down tome »teps on a pllchand Mrs Florence Brandt of Waterpttal at Kalamaxoo for canned ' en ta *t ch .waning had been tending the Short Hom Clair Brog and family. 'the Thomappie-Kellogg faculty atMr. and Mrs. Klepe of Battle waa carrying, while attend Lyle Stauffer of Bowne Center 'tended a vocational educational h{id of Stanley Powell at the Ionia vlleL The Lucian Lepper family ; fruit, five ladles went Into th* counu. •,*«„<» ,n*nt the past Creek have moved into the Minnie and Reginald and Richard Smith of conference <t Martin thia week fair. remained with hte mother. Mr* E try In tbs evening and plcksd up . w vWnU Rlee m De­ ll upper, until Friday when they . apples al Ibe Ben Carter home. other friends Ada.’called on lhefr grandmollwr, Turoday. -------- ---------are emp.oyed In the factory. Mfg---------HaUte — gmllh. Sunday evening. U... Clarence French ».w.. and -..u son. Hl ... relumed to their home in Detroit. Six other* an Friday met at the native* while there i----- ------------— .' Mrs. Miaa Helen Brog and Mlsa Polly | ®hu”h “<* S*™*1 31 qU- of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Cooke and Mrs. Clarence Steeby aceompan- , Urs Mur>. OrBy ha(j B welcome were in Grand Rapids Sunday at ' Bn<1 lht former'* mother, Mra. led by Mr. and Mra. Will Schovey ■ Friday evening when her a birthday and farewell party fog and Mra. Clarence Reed and Miss Walker have relumed to Middleville ,Ior U1* hoapltal. of Grand Rapids called on the for- gon-in-law and daughter. Mr. and her *— mother who leaves soon for 81.! Edna McNaughton all of Waaiilng-Tfrom ■from Jackson and the tatter will will! Junior Purdy who recently en- garah Cooke, of Sparta spent the i._ . kbegin —<- «... —. — i ton. D. C. land were Sunday dinner guests at mer's aunt. Mra. p. O. Stokoe and Mr> Brookbank ot Pendleton.Petersburg. Fla. her duties as b.home economic, .listed as an air mechanic, left for *eekend with Mr and Mrs. Walter the Prod White home. husband Sunday afternoon. In<1 came for a weekend visit, re- |. Burdet Benaway having instructor prior to opening of ine' Fort Cnater Monday of last week. ' Cooke. ----------,—is ----------» a vaca-------J Mr. and Mrs. G E. Blake returned new year at Thoma ppi eKellogg Hta wif* Is staying with her patho Mr. and Mn. Floyd Kimble and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Stevens and ' turning home Sunday afternoon — ^-.Ur st th; Fsnnsrs , u.v...... । tlon aa cashier al the Farmers Stale home Sunday evening from a week's school. h~’1 I pie in Hastings. I Mn ouk of Costa Grove visited Mr. — - | Mrs. Edna Miller and daughter Bank and accompanied by his friend i vacation spent in Uie Upper Pen­ , , . ............ —pPhvUU. Mrs. Bell Lewis and Mrs..Herbert Thomas, of Chicago is Insula. Rev. and Mra. I. W. Minor and | Mra. Minnie Johnson and Mra. P. 1 and Mrs. Ben Schneider Sunday Dorothy Koster and son all of Hop- spending the time in Canada. . Mrs. Edna Davis of Detroit Is her mother enjoyed a family re­ O. Stokoe attended tne reunion of evening. R«v- J- 8- Deabler conducted the I kins, were Thursday visitors of the Mrs. L R. Beeler and son. Connie I spending a two weeks' vacation with union Thursday afternoon at Gun Weber school district No. 2. Leighaccompanied' her sister. stater. Mrs Mra Roy 'I her cousin, Mrs. Jesale Scliroder and । lftk» *th their son. Rev. Emerson ton. Tuesday of last week. Theiaervice at the Coast Guard Train­ । former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Phil- accompanied* Smith and family of Caledonia relative* and friends Minor family, who were vaca: gathering waa held at the school- -Ing camp at Clear lake Sunday eve­ Ip Bender. Smith Caledonia to to'other other relative* and oldoldfriends In:In—I ------------and --------- -------------— - I.. .. . and family nSunday . of afternoon _________ __ . ,_ — •Mr. »_ -and — ,, nafAB MMr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson and Hostings and........................ , this vicinity. I Honing at the Henry Pierce cottage i house and while not, targe______ several ning. Mrs. Arthur Bate*, of yesterday met for Jerry Bates, Bruce Ecaarai Eckardt ana and ejqj h<,r rnolh,‘r '“■rr ln Detroit Friday veiled another , Mr and Mrs. Reed Hoover of along with other of their children schoolmates scnoolmaica ol I getting their apartment ready for | We understand that Milo Shaw of ■ Yankee Sprngs had a very pleasant ; and grandchildren from various lhe first time in sever*, several jc*r* years *l>u and ; rrarviu Harold we*u,r, Deabler assisted In lhe me iliatunc u> W4 fall occupancy. / nhe Blue rwwwwu Ribbort Dairy picked oft ; experience irxruu; recently when son ।| pointe. o.i .1 — v. ------------------- ! — .—-... i. '. had . a joyful Ume of .......... reminiscences. service with the music. ’ ! w.wv ptuwcu VI, wiiri, their xiii --------. |I n.a (| n . ......_<.»• _.....k— --------!■ W Mr-and Mrs. jVendcir Lyons and ,. the largest share of premli --------- •-----------------------------------— at 1 I —The Vacation Bible school, held IlJfe's premium* with Bill phoned from — hta home Life's experiences, joyful and sad., sad.' Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Karl Eckardt ac-Letbaby daughlcryM Flint spent sev- I.;. hls short horn herd at the fair at Duluth. Minn , and had all members at the Methodist ehurch last week I had come into n.any many lives during companled Mr. and Mrs will Wlll-Let.... -closed ----------------------------- with a pub. the past past year. yeur Mr*. j«- jj -u- Wilson w<ls0_l^. .~«.k to Grand nMnA Rapids p«nirf. lhe Della ' son .~i and Ardlth I \eraljjtayaUast week with his por-ij0nia -----last -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------week.of his family,‘which Includes five Friday evening W/IV «U. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lyons. j Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crane and two ' daughters, talk with their grand- lie demonstration enjoyed by many Smith had been bereaved- of- •her .Sunday afternoon to visit the tat­ f %-• . ’] Mf. and Mrs. Clifford Bclson nnd daughters are preparing to leave ■ parents. ' of the parents and friends of those I youngest son, Wilson, whq dted at ter's daughter. Laura, at lhe Mary 1 children of Irving are new tenants'^doh for Hattie creek where he has Mrs. Minnie Johnson visited her who attended. John DeVries, a I the age of 21 years. Mra. Meda Au- i Free Bed Convalescent home. I in the Glenn Kermecn home. I a position In 11 defense plant and sister. Mrs. Calvin Streeter and worker of the Rural Bible MLulon bll Buehler was on her way to Kal- | Mra. Lota Cheetham of Lake Mr. and Mrs Arthur Getty and ^here Mbs Arvilla already Is em- family at Gun lake Sunday after- I of Kslamnoo. wus in charge of the | amazoo to visit her daughter and three children left on Wednesday ployed. They will reside in a house -------noon. I.— ».—• 0 Wed by -a---------school. corps— of ten . first little granddaughter. Officers of Mn. Lydia Schuler Wednesday. \ w tor Brimlry. U P.. where they will trailer during their stay In the “ Woman's Society of Christian ! local chi ph Welkers One of flf- I were reelected as follows, pre*., John I Mrs. D. C. Ingal of Sunfield spent The \ spend two weeks or longer because > pood City. ------------,. Service will meet at the new play- teen tniM— operyerLby the Mission iThede. Grand Rapids; vice pre*.. । Wednesday with her cousin. Miss \ ■. of Mrs. Oeltv's and Colleen's af- 1i Mrs Wall ------- ~~ ------- and - ■ Mrs. -Mr Ingal Thomas To- ground at one o'clock Friday this picked up the " "Children and 'Ray Aubil; sec'y.-trea*.. Mrs. Alice Mertie Steward \ w fllctlon of asthma. bios of Hastings'wcre callers .......... at thc,ww* i week •»> for regular meeting and pic-, brought them ch u«y. day. »nc The ’ Watkins. Grand Rapids. Due lo ; in lhe afternoon. <\ Mrs Ernest Virtr.iukr. Vermeulen home on on thc the InIrv- ltl ,nic dinner. It 1* hoped all mem- {enrollment — ndiuons lhe advisability the ------ Del — White ------- of. Grand „ - Rapid* ...----- | EmCit iu GUmer. | was 109 with -Ik,, an KU average ■•VIK«C 'i world ----- conditions ---------------------------- , of । Janice and Denny Bates spent —-----visited her cousin*. Mr. nnd Mrs. I mg road Monday. j bers of the three circles will make । altendar*: —7 "2LI27 attendance 2* ot ~t 8G. Glenna Galster . I having a reunion next year waa Ileft Sunday-afternoon with their cousins .Jdgmcnt a! j Dorothy and Elaine Bates. A. H. Parker, last week the Bible offered for bring- I; “> lhe Judgment of the officers Re... Bnd Mrs. M. D. McKean and an effort to attend, and other* of j received tne Mr. and Mrs A. B Lewis and lit1‘­ children Maxine and Philip of Mus-I the church and community who ' ing the mpsl pupils during the 1 mim Marcia Henning wno is emMlsa , Marcia Henning Who Is entHeight* are guests of Mr. and..' would who plovcd tlie-------Bell-------Telephone CoJ tle son of Detroit visited her par- kegon _____________________________ . *„* like to come are invited. A week and Donna Wurm, w ,w lias r ------- —in — .------- --------enta. Mr. and Mra. L E Elwood Mrs. James Rugg this Thursday af- program, honoring all ladle* of the been visiting her grandmother. Mra. 'office In Hastings wa* home Bun­ ----------------------------------------------- ta beuwllUam> received the Bible j “nd Monday and with her over Hie weekend ..-a and vm on MA..H.V Monday I ----------ternoon. vicinity over eighty year* old. left for Charlevoix for a few weeks | Harry Baisch. *ho works for thc 1 mg arranged and invitation* are offered for having brought fifteen mother spent Monday afternoon in stay for the benefit of A. B.'s a*- gell Telephone Co In Ann Arbor, being sent to such ladles to be guests gue.'t* to lhe final demonstration. Grand Rapids, Fred White went to Detroit Sun- . thma. was home Wednesday and Thursday of ... the Tlio.sc. society. not honor Thoac. not honor All feel it wa* a very profitable Nathan Moffitt has purchased the ' Of i;Ut wrek. ------- - — guests, who attend are asked• — to week, and when one realises that day where hr has a position with | Maxine Clark residence on W. Main | Mrs. Beatrice Stlmel. who recent- I bring __________ for VICTORY with food, own drink and table for every existing American Sunday thc Johnson Milk Co. St. ^Mra aiid vtwo sons. Fred- |y underwent a major major opera operation at [service. In vcase case ot „„ bad weather, .... the _____ Miss Jeanette Gnrbow ta aaidstoi. *i,n Clark u.u. -m ~ non ai vn-.w. —v w. ______ service. ... In of bad weather, thc school, _there arc__now four licensed of public health, the dairyman erick and Donald, are moving to Butterworth hospital. Grand Rapids 1 gathering will be held in lhe Meth- .। brer U.S.W4RI0NDS brer tavern*, taverns, it it makes make;. a person ing at the Middleville Creamery ofHastings this Tuesday “ where they t WBS wir^brou^d home"’ in l“~ 'lies brought’ home in "the the "Beelvi Beehr 1 odist church. j' trsndi? ••- •is------------------------— flee until she resumes her college wonder •* If “ this really a Christian will make their future home wi —accompanied ~ rlt“*’- ambulance 7Friday by | ®rs. Frank Garbow was called to j nation. courae at Western State next month. | her mother. We arg sorry to have "V" i a nur>c. r , „ , *, , 'Big Rapids Friday by the serious) L K. WBS ln Caledonia Mr and Mrs Sidney Kenyon and them leave our town and their, Miss -• ■ --------------- •— condition of her mother, Mrs. Chas. Sunday afternoon children of 77 Lansing having Maclver completes his parents. parents i] ......... —Laurel ...... ...................... ........ u. .... — sunuay niiernoon to sec ms .. --------- , are ,, ,7 j armies and navie* nor by ailing civilians behind them, and the many friends here will inis* them. lre , nrellminarv nM| er Tnhn.nn whn nnued >*rav nn Sat___ ■.has _ own her preliminary course at Wnvne Wayne ,!, Jon Johnson, who passed away on —— mother been nn an un.liu invalid for " VttC“Uon nnd "nenciim: u r ,—— ----. — - 1' Hl4 iiujnivi dairyman is only too conscious of lhe part that he is expected ...l.'.r.Hu liospltal. twwnltal Detroit, O-frAll....the. Ohr last I —..v.u h.M 1 several . years and... Mr. and—Mra. William7 Dexter .i---Urday. .. ........ " 7.-------, .. of university . last . uruay. runciai aci.ivca year* Funeral services were held.yrvcral require* the con- '.Vith ill* mOtllCT. Ml*. PCIIri . Kell- j to play, lhe customers that he serves must receive only A-l van nnd other relatives in this vic- [ Lansing were Friday guests of Mr. o f wrek and B f ter n week at uh, Tuesday and were by ',t nn t care o f u.lav anrf *r«r«* attended bv B IIUISC milk and it is his duly lo see that lhe milk is wholesome and and Mrs Vem Hooper.-------------------- home with her parents, Mr. and Mr. Gnrbow------and----------children. pure and contains all lhe beneficial elements. Highland, _... and Mr*. ------------------- ', ‘ Ladles Ladles of of M Middleville and the sur- 1Inity. Mrs. C. F. Parker. Mrs Leo Crane yrn MayComb Maclver will go to ' Mra. -----------who *— »had —« been -•• ,ounding -vicinity • Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kermeen E. *> N. Petersen are asked lo reand daughters. Leola and Jeanette. 8parr0 Lansing, r— w hospital.-------------— to -- be— staying with her grandmother. Mrs member the meeting at 2 p. m. ths ! visited his sister. Mrs. Mary Fow­ Mr. and Mra. Philip Bender, the , ----------------ler nnd■ -----family in Grand Rapids. 'gtifutui .w-unu jepik-u aqi Isabel Lepper for some weeks and Thursday at Uie home of Mrs families of Russell and Wnlter ; --------- —— ------- , Malcomb Hoyt, son of Mrs. David - assisting in the care of-her mother. Harry Batach (Jean's Beauty Par- R,'”rtay ----------- — Phono 2651 for home delivery or buy it ot your groceh. 8endcr "d “ •Pwsd"" °f Prnlrlp Mr*. Jessica Schwaite who passed ior>Xr the purpose of organizing' Mr * 1Walter Karpinski. a«g( 52 , Mrs. ’ Bender “ and Mrr- B,’d' """ ” Frashnc) attended the Bechtel fam- ------------f|PW his plane company with two awoy t week, accompanied her B - Rpd • Cr0BB —— - ------------ tKu’vicln- >rar«- wh0 h“ r”lded ,n T»nke«' ---- ------In -------------, jM -------------------------------- .„. Uy reunion at Caledonia park Sat- — u— planes from Grand o.nid. .— . .---------—.. following . i lty. Anyone Interested Is asked to , Bn^nga for many years passed away । other Rapids. .. । husband home to Detroit, I across the strnlta to St. Ignace on tlie funeral Tuesday.------------------------ ! attend ,,ner"xca “ B“ca 10 !lt the home of her daughter. Mra. I We understand Mrs. Amos Palm- alplra*ure trip and' visited' "Trie nd* ' i| Mr. and Mra. Will Johnson of | Raymond c Lewis 20 whose par- 'EWon °J , °.r“nd I HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW |>^ cr will teach in the Freeport High from wednosday unifi Saturday Yankee Springs have been doing enU> Mr and Mrs; Waiter Lewis. ‘ ,Mn.nd“* n11tftL°L^\im?tnrf8ree I CLARE E. HOFFMAN OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. ■■ .school this coming year. ; Quite n number of members o cor^meraoie considerable wora work on on mcr their tv,u>«v cottage ' moved moved onto onto the the Joe Joe Corrigan Corrlgon farm farm -V- ; m the —Pleasant . — . .hC<rMtL?7fe2rnrtimw f^irnre m ll'P *°.Ulh nnd ThornaW’,e > adjoining Uie Methodist church proHlU vicinity last, cCntly untiCiwent an operation tor . TO' CONGRESS . perty. * .m*.. m ...... , in the Flying Fort-■ _-|a serious malady. Besides her huaI ntahi ,arni bur«“u 8ro“ps met together, which they w recently pur-1 yca r. partiepated BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS for aa picnic nt thc thc shelter shelter chared Jhk^d of of Daye Daye Wiley. Wiley ' ath™k’’an'Rou<m France*^test Imnd nnd Mrs. Smith she leaves five he 18 FEARLESS j Detroit, spent from Thuradaj night for picnic Sunda? Sundayal 1-----------*-— ------ C ~ -------I until Monday with the home folks. hhouse 0Ule atal Uie the park park at nt Calejfonia. Calejjonia. ij The' The September September meeting meeting of of the week. According to lhe Grand Rap-! ol>!er daughter*. Mrs. Ann Feder- he IS CAPABLE 18 EXPERIENCED ■ George Holes Is confined to hta Glen Wotring of thc AAA program, .House circle will be held Thursday, ... _ _ .. . .. .. - yi:lds ner#w cf SundBy war. 2^5: f v.-T’johrTchilver and he ■home south — of — the x-Utage Hastings, was thc speaker. 1ocpi. Sept. 3. wim with Mra E J. ------------------—-- with -- -- ul-- niutu>*<>. m»c sK' n»'i rant. u. Talbot. laiuui. tad nunner in the "Yankee Doodle" ■ *7r:'nK won, mis. jonn vnuver, ana he 18 INDEPENDENT T lh<tor Mrs. Jessie *ont' r-«>r« nf dthr Ktnniachan an nlln-ent r,,. I n... ctarent. r-i.. V- Helmer, better- .Rrneml n .... wrvlre, . . ■ ! ny'n."tortreM mid U reported ee I E'*”not Knrplntki‘ SUPPORT.* YOUR Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutingg which hasafflicted him for some known IU -pee-vee” by hi* many schwaite were held at Uie Beeler : saying "I think I got one plane, iWnUer- Jr \Stf,nuyj FIGHTING MEN ti 'frlc'”‘1‘- arrived from Camp Crowdfuneral home Tuesday afternoon of.jt started smoking, and thc lost 1 'Boman in the United States Arw. Hawaiian Wands. Funeral service* I The question of who was right Mrs. Fred Matteson of Royal cr Mo Sunday night nnd is en- last week, conducted by Rev. I. W. j Mw It headed towardshore close and who waa wrong before Pearl wcre held at the daughter's In , Harbor is an Idle and useless one joylrtl a 10-day furlough with the ! Minor and attended by many sor- I u> the water." We are in inc war now. zieiorc Claude nnd Jack Rosenberg fam-• rowing relatives nnd friends. Those I The M-uter-Jones circle of the Grand R«Pt<falller of northwest Thomapple. I from a distance, besides her Imine-> Methodist■ church was pleasantly P«r> Harbor Congressman Hoff­ MP- Ernest Vermeulen and Mrs. dtate family, were her sister and I entertained by Mrs. Will Sweet at mAn did hta beat to keep us out James Pender spent this Tuesday brother-in-law. Mr. and Mra J. L. her home. assKled by Mrs. Elmer been enjoying a vacation a; the (of war blK at thc same time did at New Richmond visiting their I Hodgson of Kalamaxoo; her broth- ‘ Fenton. Thursday afternoon. Love­ Pierce cottage at Gun take preach- , hll txsst to strengthen lhe national . . " aunt Mrs. Albert Fisher. | era. Lucian Lepper, wife and two | ly refreshment* were served by thc ed at lhe morning service at the defense. He always voted for the nation­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farnsworth who children. Richard and Rosemary'. ' hostesses following a buslnes meet- Irving and Middleville Methodist churches Sunday. Il waa very fine al defense ajid live cold facts of Christian message. I the record confront those who ma­ ----- ■ liciously or thoughtlessly charge CLOVERDALE------------------------------ .'otherwise. Since Pearl Harbor he Mr*. Douga! McCallum of Detroit hB> gpoken Bnd volf(1 for ^ery spent the weekend with Mr. and j measure. Could man do more? Mrs. Bert McCallum. i congress hna been called a Harvey Dings la in bjfd. Mrs. -mbber stamp" Congress. That PRICES GOOD UNTIL SEPT. 5 RUUCa PRICES Dings also Is not well. We hope doea not apply to Hoffman. In I both will be well soon. | thf„ dark days fraught'-with peril In order to settle the estate of the lote James Endsley, I will offer the personal Sorei if TVm Mr. and Mra. Harry Nagel called Nation, the people need men property ot public auction at rhe farm located 1 Vi miles west of Coats Crave on I on Mr. and Mra. Edd Pennels, also | wh0 do thclr own thinking, men Marked with Red M-43 or 2 miles east of Barbers Corners,on on Mr. and Mra. URoy Pennels who have the courage to speak and Tlfl Throughm Our Sunday. act upon their convictions, men ait n> sure! Budfiet Plan | Little Susy Reed of Richland u> represent their people. spent Wednesday night with her I grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Sam <B** n"‘ wr lt * *rf> । Gleb. Cellla Soger of Kalamazoo PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 15 was ■** guest of Tootle Gleb last Pol. Adv. Commencing at 1 o'clock, I will offer the following: week. ’ 50% Greater ra! lUf Friday evening. LEC r: Your MILKMAN is ALWAYS ot WAR! KE - ---------------------- Ntalrr plalntltr. it IS OUR QUOTA RE-ELECT Alisa r. I OTATK OF HARR IN CHANI HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK IN TKR1 HIGHLANDS DAIRY Rt»t» n -I Kil bine In AUCTION SALE 146 State St. U Phone 2701 Hostings, Mich. puces slashed! MENSWEAR “Coissck Reversible' M 75 Trade-In Allowance Old Battery Ji I atiio-si 2 Other Styles Combed Cot­ ton. JGH14C5- । $425 :’i«.h,u 55‘ ........... x„. WIURI Mill SC65 □t.T Hit....... Guarant^M 2 Yeart WALL PAINT Big 5-lb. Pkg- FREE HOUSE PAINT 69‘ ^iGaT'? FREE ) With Purchase of 5 Gallons* Hr tee tn 1 hour I FREE 1 With Purchase of 10 Gallons* HORSES 2 Mares, bay,.] 1 yrs. old. CATTLE White face black cow, 5 yrs. old. Brown cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh. White fa^e brindle cow, 5 yrs. old. Roan cow, 5 yrs. old. White cow, 3 yrs. old. Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, fresh. Guernsey heifer, due to fresh­ en late in fall. Brown heifer, due to freshen < late in fall. •Btfuiht at Our Regular Low Price. PHSMT, Gal. KNAMKI.. QC< Qt. Pllio-IIOD MONDAY, AUG. 31,1942 ,r,S'0'.f sine . titanium . the whitest, fine Mamenu know !10 In t-Oallon Lota CTAD SAVE on SEAT COVERS' Front-End . Smaih-Upg MIU.E a«i» Porous-Weave "FIBRI-T1X" •rt . ., , Bruutr . . . Prnfeciion Sizes for Moot Can. < 0crate (ALL> FARM MACHINERY McCormick Deering hay loader."McCormick Deering side rake. ' McCormick Deering mower, 5 ft. '*,• 2-horse walking culfhrptor. Low steel wheeled wagon and flat rack. Moore walking plow, nearly new. John Deere corn planter with fertilizer attachments. Pair bob sleighs. Cutter, good condition. Mud boat. 125 ft. hay rope and 2 hay forks. Platform scale. Set work harness, good condi­ tion. 1 Pair fly nets. Shovels, forks, and other ar­ ticles too numerous to mention. THE 70 ACRE FARM WITH GOOD BUILDINGS AND GOOD FENCES WILL BE OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE. TERMS—Cosh day of tale, nothing to be removed from premitet until settled for. iWMM. 411 r»ii s«t> BKDAN a coicn COA< *«*«« •3>’„«3’« sjit ,me (N»»t: m> <wia»n 89‘ 98® WALTER CULBERT, Admr. »3* HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer E. E. CRAY. Clerk All. NOTICE 0 lOlftlOlB no 1. They provide authentic war in­ fortnation for news-starved peoples around the (lobe, entertainment for U.S. forces abroad. These G-E ihort- "pointed" at Australia, South America. China, Europe—making reception there almost as strong as from local stations. FEED, ETC. About 25 or 30 tons mixed hay. About 16 acres corn in field. Small straw stack. About 20 cords wood in pile. COACH FRQXTa 105TS <Nn»r~iin> Towers of Truth Chinese, Finnish, Tagalog, Dutch, Spanish—programs in more than a dosen tongues go out from tha towers of General Electric stationa WGEA and WGEO, Schenectady, and KOEI, San Francisco. NOTICE 3. They provided the only U.S. pro£ini that reachtd Bataan. People conquered lands risk their live* to listen. Smuggled letters say they .bring hop* of rtleavj. 4. Some announcers are regular G-E production employees, working on war work. They tell people in their native lands that America Is determined on victory. FF.nrn PllRATlO �THE HAATTNG8 BANNER, TMURBDAT, AUGUST 87. iNt HUBBARD HILLS Thl* community waa shocked to LEGAL NOTICES Karpinski, age 52 yean, al the liome of her daughter. Mrs. Eldon Smith, in Grand Rapid* Monday night. In Grand Rapid* for Xray. H »kr Ilium III** lkl« (ull, I The Surviving are her husband. Waller, ■lx daughter*. Mn. Ddcn Smith. Mr* Ann Fedora. Mrs Bernard Bartnlk. Mn. Prank Wolf, Mra. John Chilver. MU* Eleonor and four son*. Walter. Jr.. Stanley. Charle* and Roman In the United Stale* Army. Hawaiian Islands. Mr and Mrs Karpinski have owned a farm resided here most of the time ex­ cept a few yean when they lived In Grand Rapid*. Funeral service* were held at St. Adelben'* church, interment m.Follsh catholic ceme­ tery In Grand Rapid*. Eleonor Karpinski went to lhe home of her lister In Grand Rapid* Sunday evening and will have her tonsils removed the first ol the Lol* Tripp will go to the hospital In Hastings and have her tonsils removed this week. Mr. and Mn. Albert Green. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp and chil­ dren. Mn. Archie Burd and chil­ dren attended the Moore school re­ union Saturday. Mr. and Mn. Claude Mead of Freeport also at­ tended. Judge Stuart Clement gave a fine talk. Judge Clement taught lhe Moore school a number of yean iiAitin. ,hll*»n< Rtai.. — l>Ulnll<(. if I* ORDERED that th* IN TKHTIMONV WIIEHKOF, 1 kar IllirJ 1h »*. Mkhl 1043.o.i. irrr n. Mill ba |>ubll«l> HTATE OF MKHIGAN. OF HARRY. HR. r Aii.n r n> •4 fare«.>l»f I* NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TFRTIMONY WHKKKOF. I IT IH ORDERED that Tka Ctrrolt NOTICE TO CREDITOR! IT IB FURTHER ORDERED that Dated, Ami ■ OTICH or MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE TO CREDITOR! :s rs-.-nsi IT IH FURTHER ORDERED NOTICE TO CREDITOBB " or Iiaadf on !•■<* T5, NOTICE IH IIEREI1Y M0T1CE OF MORTGAGE BALE BARRY BYPATHS Hirohito on the other side in ditto mean* location. Thu* with every bond these exhibit* ready for the fair sale, you would smack Hitler with ■ and we are proud that our Grange each ding, and Hlrohiep jviyt cash.! Mid Extension club war* among the 1 leading exhibit*. On the flrtl anniversary of ।lhe 1dong. Some fun. eh? Atlantic Charter, the Christian Science Monitor printed a distinc- , M WMUve copy of It. which I clipped and ber drive because she had It busy. : Mra- Qarc Tbcher of L_._. hung on the Wall. I did it partly Her guinea hen had d ciiange of Mra Oalen E. Phelps of Woodland for Jiuster and Palsy, who will h—rt ____ visited at the hnm* nf Mr avu* Mm probably need to refer many times : and cancelled her contract. Gerald Tlscher Saturday afternoon. to it during lhe school year, and hatch . I Mr and Un. "Bud" Flynn were partly so I can study the beauty.. So. the Missus hatched out 20 lit­ guinea* under Uie hot water strength and construction of the tle Clayton Valentine Monday after­ bottle. wording. Although not under-es­ noon. timating Uie seriousness of Nazi I finished out a batch of chick­ tyranny. <of course the Japanese en* on an ull stove oven once with fine Iandon result* motorcycled and bet Itocould Detroit do Suneven upon In the Charter) you feel a* in the electric oven with It* day. you read the document that It is perfect venUlaUon and heat con-1 Guy Elliott has been promoted lo only an episode for our groat coun­ trol. Sergeant. Congratulations, Ouy. try and Great Britain In their for­ .. * a * -------------| Please remember and bear in ward. upward march toward tl.eir COATS GROVE mind a delicious supper you will ultimate and glorious Destiny. Many Carlton Coal* vslted from Thurs­ find—af thc W. S. C. S. hall. Come great minds agree that out ot lhe one. come all. Sept. 3. emergencies provided In the com­ day until Sunday wlUi Loy Royer Mrs Paul Smith and Martha Ann ing conflict will arise undreamed and also Stella Wade and family of Lansing and Mrs. Colon Shalbly of achievements In science, healing, । In Battle Creek, On Sunday • lilt religion. Invention and aU other parents visited there and brought j him home realm*. May these achievement* rv,< MU* Mildred Woodman of Day- By JANE CAMERON . . . Buster cam. home with a great bundle of blanks hl* Dad had ordered Job printed for hi* btulncu. He demanded of me How Come? Why 8o Many? I explained that j the past week with the Woodman > ,nd w,0‘ ,hr Hubwt i , ^5 >* *£. rLW a,,d । Xo) around, °n ffitedT tS’thSTeHeWhutl U decided not lo hoid down and figured and finally estl- i bThHd ^hTm" A family Is moving into the mated disgustedly that Dad had ', ibA, 8 d *l,h Mr,‘ Klingensmith whool . ................ enough of W1C111 them lu to 1Ml last, Bl at fhis pres- w1lh club*No' ’’ N wLXon Claud Moury of Grand Rapids as- | ent ent rate of uu. use 300 years. years Buster' JiL slated ■sted hl* hi* father Clyde Moury a few inopped mnnneri up with hi hl*. modem gem.1 n ^Jd R icallcd 011 Enmw Bragdon and days recently with hi* farm work. "We should l!v» en lone" we snouia nv jong.. Crystal on West Townline Saturday Mrs James Storkan? Sr . accom­ Or, or Uw met Imom.Hn, tMo,, KjJ""1 ‘“prortojt to panied Mr. and Mr*. Fred Baker of Gun lake lo the fair In Ionia Thurs­ day. cover. The can was lavishly dec- I JfLve (SJshS^e * M “” d i ,h 1 tertalnlng relatives from Chicago orated with a grape design and the ■ • nPv°rh^ i? fvoh* dlreotloiu for opening were printed I Vhe I Francis Haight ha* employment on the cover, all this design nnd , V printing being in raised glass Tlie I frlcI1(^ ti.ut«l Suildav x^h^r.1 ’hero । in Hastings. Mr*. Ann Mater of Kalamazoo glass thread* fitted nicely together. h.^ 1 Sunday. As our minister w« wm ■»>ab- '' spent a week with her mother. Mn. but must have taken more than one SundMV sent, he was asked to preach, and James Storkan. Jar ring to hold airtight. The an­ tique exhibit grows more Interesting he gave an Interesting sermon. There will be no school reunion BARBERS CORNERS each year. at Coat* Grove this year. Henry and Mildred Natten of For the COLGTWOW. B Depart­ Grass Lake visited their aunt. Mrs Herman Hauer and family a few ment i which translated, means CARLTON CENTER The annual- reunion was ----held — st wuic on come uu let's «*a get MIU thl* war u«cr over ,--------,--------------wun. brother) orotneri— —AU au state state and ana nana­ j theBrown school Sunday. The atPvt Wayne Bump has been with, ■pending a len-day furlough with tional com husking contest* for i tTOdance was small. but those pres1842 have been cancelled. Icnt had • 8°° Bood time. Events or of n“a “ “ un >e- avenu his parents, Mr. and Mr*. Nay 1H2 • * * | the day Included a pot luck dinner. Bump. Michigan and West Const farm- a program and games. Mabelle Hauer visited Maurlne Clum of Coat* Grove a few day* era have Just been awarded con- | Mlsa Florence Buraas. Miss Myrtle tract* for 1338,000 lbs. of carrot I Elchkoff and Mlu Mayoma Valentine, all aU of Lowell Lowell, were W,dn^»v Wednesday Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and seed and 1.175.000 lbs. of onion seed line, Mrs Nay Bump were Mrs. B. Foley for IH3. Oh. Ohl T bet I know evening supper guest*'of Mrs. Clay­ and family, local, and Mr. and Mrs. what we are going to eat in 1M4. ton Valentine. An Iowa bank has procured an Mis* Myrtle Norton, daughter of Paul Bump and baby of Battle Creek. Callers were Mr. and Mrs. old-fashioned dinner bell nnd now Mr. and Mrs. Harald Norton, wa* Roy Huver of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. announces each sale of bonds- by taken to Pennock, hospital Thurs­ ringing it. They could have one day morning. We all hope for a Will Severance of Battle Creek: | Mary English and Gerahum Sever- , tap tor a 825 bond, two taps for speedy recovery. a 850 one and so forth up the list. Carlton center Grange won a ance of Hastings. Doris, Helen and Stanley Snyder I would go even a step farther. I 815.00 award at the Barry county are visiting their cousin* in Usnsing for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. cole and fam­ ily attended Ionia fair on Satur­ day. Mr. and Mra. Nils Johnson ______ _______ Several in the tended the Ionia pita! Friday evening. । ,. Myron Johnston of Mt. . !I brought hU hl* couiln, cousin, Harold Harol ston home for the weekend. 40 ACRES 3Vz miles from Hastings, lays Just right, soil rich loam, has a nice small house wired, has water in house, tool shed partly built and has lumber to finish, bam 24 x 40, with shed attached, garage attached to house, 5 acres woods, 225'apple trees$4,000.00 100 ACRES 5 miles from Hastings, lays good, good land, a new barn cost $5.000 00, real good house, has electricity, on excellent rood, only. .__,_j_.-__.__$6,000.00 80 ACRES 4'/g miles out. very good land, 6 room house, large barn, tool shed, hen house, on owner is sick, will let it go ----------- $5,000.00 TWO GOOD BUYS in homes in Woodland, one home in Freeport, priced low. 30 ACRES out on M-43 South.'good house, large basement barn, some woods, has electricity, will sell with $500 down, priced at $2,500.00 The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself” EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUIIDING WEST HOPE Harold Springer I* busy threshing In the neighborhood. We all ap­ preciate the fair weather we have had lhe past week. Mn. Alvah Hayward of Thermal, Calif.. 1* visiting relative* In the neighborhood. Mr. anti Mn. Lynden Johncock and family returned from their vacation trip through the north and he returned to hl* work in Detroit. Mr. and Mn. Ferri* Brown and PHONE 2659 MONEY good and children called on Mr. and Mrs -Robert Hart of Baltimore Sun­ day afternoon. The Community club will meet at the school house this week Friday evening, August 28. Alto. Hastings Good Will. CaUfomia and Hickory Comers were represented at the reunion Satur­ day at the Ray Barnes home. An enjoyable time wa* had In spite of the heavy wind and thunderstorm. The aid will be held at the Jesse Osgood home Wednesday. Sept. 2. Mrs. Johncock and Mn. Webber en- for Buying Remodeling, Repairing is still available but don’t heath downward and left out In the aun for several days to dry before It Greater London Includes 8,680 acre* of open space* and park*. home on a seven-day 1* being transferred lo CHOICEFARMBARGAINS Originally, topsy turvy meant not confusion but top-slde-turf-away. The ex­ pression Is derived from the way In which turf to be used for fuel wa* placed on the ground to dry oig after it wa* cut. In England, after lhe turf with the heather still grow- FEDERAL FARM PORATION. * eoi BARNUM SCHOOL wait! KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! WAR SAVINGS BONDS FOR SALE HERE Come -n Waahlnfl Children are especially invited to make their Bond purchases here. i Libor IM of Marl, on Paia «S. NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVKN. Tkal aioul Daria. Plaintiff. KEEP SPARK PLUGS CLEAN BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! You can buy the home you like. . . even if you can't build tha one you want! So decide on the one you like and let ui help you buy it. We can (till finance the purchaie of a home that ii already built and finance repairing and remodeling, but, wa don't know how much longer we will bo allowed to. So if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now may be too late. We will bo glad to explain our plan that aid you in buying. Coma in today. necessary, Inatali * profitable change In formsnee FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. Tour Nation Needs Your Cooperation .. M«KEE SERVICE OIL SALES DatanSaol*. da ■•Ilan MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR HASTINGS PHONE 8354 THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN AS « STEBBINS BLOC. MIMItt F. H. L B �THI HASTINGS BANNKM, THUBSDAY, AUGU8T OT, 1M1 |umu or Mr. Md Un. Otu. Kund. Mr. and Mra. C. J. Clark qt Bl. Lreen DUnnay. , a nuuuay oimwr m j , Petersburg. Florida. visited Mr. and Basil Thompson and Mr and Mr* Gall Lightfoot spent Dudge. ■ 'the MUse* Elaine Scott and Mn. J. D. ©ool Friday afternoon. id. of Drayton Plains the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Pearl Lightfoot and Pauicta Frances Bin* pt NathvUle spent vraex and this work with Dana Lightfoot and other relative* Houvener spent Munday afternoon four days with Mr. and Mra. C. W. tlie Pioneer picnic al Charlton park Mrs. John Thaler ami at Elkhart, Indiana. tn Lalie Od»*s* 1 Culver. ■ Dori*. Alice. Delbert, and Mary Mr. Oscar Joqe* and son Free! ■' Mr and Mr* Keith Durkee and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCue and Louise, dusetl oMrvtng spcnt thc of United Biatc* Naval Air Base, family of Woodland «pent Friday son. Jimmy of Flint spent Sunday Uy at Vicksburg «penl Saturday weekend In Freeport. Falrlax HeliLKan*** City. Mo. and evening with Mr. and Mr*. Adam evening with Rev. and Mra. John night and Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Adam Enares returned home two *on* of DJtrolt. Mrs. Ethel Has*. Endrra. Thursday from hta daughter Mrs. Mrs. Mra. Charles Vandien vandien and daughter. daugnter. Vem Kehn Keim of Clarksville I* is *pendspend- McCue. Uwi* NMb. ..............of »» ”«•"" were Monday Ing several days ’with ’»h hl “»■­ Mra. Blaine Snyder ta visiting her Hastings his» ««» grand Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Culver, local W^dMl OhSm*k.T. of Lansing af- Janet and the Misses Elaine Scqtt and ter undergoing an operation at Uni­ guests of Mr. and Mra. Claud Mead, parents Mr and Mra. Semtas Seese. parents at Conemaugh. Pa. for a — John McCue ----------wa*-.11^. called to 1! Mr Bnti Mra. jOhn Morrison and Francos Biggs of Na*hville. spent versity hospital. Ann Arbor. He 1* • Rev. Mr. and Mra. Al Clemens and Bunday afternoon al Ramona park very very’ mucn improves, but uuv *still h>> i* » con- Hickory Comers to officiate at Uie ,daughtes, Margaret and Kate, of much improved flnrd to his home. He was brought funeral of Abe Ixlnaar Tuesday. 1Grand Rapids were Sunday after- baby of Prescott were Friday after­ in Grand Rapids. 1 Mr* Mabie Osborne spent from Sm callers of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ noon guests of Mr. and Mra. Clar­ Mr. and Mra. Lei Overamlih and home by Mr*. Shoemaker. ence Benedict. M: and Mrs C W. Culver, local. 1 Sunday until Tuesday afternoon ; n Goech. daughter. Connie Lou. of Having* Mr and Mra. Joe Kauffman and and Mr. and Mr*. Bert Hayner of and the Mtase* Elaine Scoll and with Mra. Daisy Peck of near Haa- family attended the Barry County Robert Seger of Grand Rapids Frances Bigg* of Nashville ai.lend.-d ■ Ung*. , the Ionia fair Saturday afternoon1 Mrs. Spinor Johmon and Doris .Road Commission picnic at Gun■ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. |UMU of Mr. anu Mra. ire Sunday afternoon take. Tuesday. jBen Btakney; . . , । vwk -Uh hrr unoU odd ou»L Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wagner of Gun lake. Mrs Elhler of Mn. tinier oi Lima, uma. Ohio onw called c*ucu grandma Towne. con ------------— * ------- Bunday afternoon. • Mr. and Mra. Harold Dontft spent the weekend in Mt Pleasant. Mr. and Mra. Frank Kelley and children of Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield Frtday evening. During the storm Saturday after­ noon a tree was struck In the yard at the Spaulding farm. Merle Bradfield. Jack and Law­ rence Tobias had ju*t entered the barn from unhl Uh big lhe horses ' and using the tractor when the bolt struck. It raised Lawrence off his feet and numbed hl* arm. Mra. Bradfield who was on the *un porch I for a few days1 visit like to locale I Mr. and Mrs. Clark Robbuon. Mr. near tha oamp. and Mra. Robinson spent Sunday tn Bunday wm moi. Lome orrruoc* 73rd birthday and the following night tha member* of her Bunday echool claw gave her a real aurprtae. As Aa a a little — remembrance they prise. ----------presented her with a couple nice pictures. All -had a nice tfcne and we Join them In wishing her many Imore "happy birthdays." Mr. and Mr* James Patterson, who reside In California, are visiting at tlie hot.'te ot Mra Elia Smith thia "V" . ’7. na ssis. “ wuu “ p®2f““5’_ School .tarta^ starts a^m again n< next Monday .School W MIC VIWUUIB Dan Lancaster Dan LMwaater remains remain about tne same at the hocpltal. Mr. and Mra. Orson Tobias of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Keet To­ bias and family. Readers of the sport pages might think a sack man is a basebail play­ er, but his real Job Is la a corn prod­ ucts plant ' SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Mr. and Mra. Walter Hershberger were weekend gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hershberger of Detroit and attended thc Tiger and St. Louis ball game Sunday. NOTICE TO CBEDITOaa eryone considered himself very Zack Rise of Beaverton visited Miss Manon Roush aivcnt the , Mr and Mr* /rthur Moore and" Payne is spending this local, were Sunday,evening supper I Lansing and Mr. and Mra. Howard lucky. Phyllis and Patricia Green part of .rthur Moore and ' Mrs , Ida Mr .M M». O >< r-. .-U o, Mr. Mr. B K CU„- WW-WS’#* weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Lyle nX."nL? Mra. Emily Wilcox nnd Mra. Merle this week. Houghton and family of near Ipnlu. Bradfield were Katamasoo shoppers | Mr. and Mrs Ralph Rorema and Mr. und Mra. Earl Pox. Varin und Thursday. children of Grand Rapids. Mr. and . *“ . eMWHB.Mr.MJdMn Ow n iro Ted of Irving were Sunday visitors We think our 4-H boys nnd girls Mra. Isaac Williams and Mra. Paul / of Mr. and Mra. George Nelson. In Sunday. Mrs. Alton Rogers of Jackson were Towns of Woodland were Sunday "'Clarksville Tuesday afternoon. Mrjind Mrs. Marylif Thaler nnd bey Thursday evening. the evening they nil attended the Mr and Mr* Frank Walton. Mrs. I Fred Tabberer was In Hastings on Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ford as they receiver! *7335 in premiums - J evening eallera on Cha*. Fkrlec and it.T’rVui.'.r, services at Uie Wesleyan camp­ son. KtHK_.o(_JiaMtlngs. and Mr. Also the club will be represented al Iffamily ------------ *• -------■ •* — Keith FarStowell. and Mr. and Mrt. and Mi' Willu.ni Hpenrn nnd son Bernice Cloison nnd Nancy, accom­ buttress Monday afternoon. grounds. TDblu* Brovent and son of Has­ the 4-H state fair by Robert and lee and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wolfe of Has­ panied by Mr and Mr*. Claude Wal ­ Douglas, of Grand Rapids were Mr. and Mra. William Crakes and Mr. and Mra. Harry Sandbrook ' tings called on Mr. and Mrs. George tings were Monday evening callers Richard Osborne. Naomi and Vlrton visited Cllftcn Meek at the Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mary Ellen Walter* spent the week­ of Mr and Mrs Clarence Benedict. glnla Beck. Mantarrl Doster. Ken­ and children attended lhe Wesleyan home of Mra S. C Shear of near Porbev Tuesday afternoon. end with lhe former’s granddaugh­ Thaler. Mr nnd Mrs. Lecland Jones. Ne- neth Garrison. Mary Saunders and Methodist campmeeting a? Hastings i Mr nnd Mrs. Harold Yoder spent Mr and Mr* El Janis and son. Fremont Sunday afternoon. ter. Mra. Albert Hover of Hastings Sunday. ' Miss Elaine Kaufman of Lansing. ' from Tuesday morning until Wed­ rlta and David of Mount pleasant Jack Bradfield. Mra. Herb Barnes and Mr. Brom­ Freddy, and MIm Peggy Palmer of Mr. and Mr*. Merle Bradfield. Mr and Mr* Olenn Wotring wete nesaay tncmoun >1 I were Saturday night and Sunday nesday afternoon at Traverse City Howard McRobert* of Alto. Bud ley of Hickory Comers, who were Detroit were Thunday guests of Mr. and at Frankfort wh*r« they call- ■ gue*t* of Mr and Mrs Robert Nrw- Jack and Wallace Burroughs spent al iJinslng on business Friday. Kauffman of near Lowell. George on a business trip to Lowell, called and Mrs. Emil Olson. Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. George A number from this community 0ll,P * 5f°« cd on Robert Hardy. They spent . ton and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. lark <(nee nee Thompson of Bottle Creek, nnd Miss eu on hooch »rarny. 1 ncy »pc.>v । u»u »..« "'7..:. Mr. and Mra. J C. Clark ■ • night ... with .... ... on Rev. and Mr*. John McCue Tuesattended lhe Ionia fair last week I Saturday . Dorothy Bunn, local. *pent Sunday — Tuesday Mr. nnd Mr* Jr, D. Cool, l,w»*t local railed called tn In the the after after­ Cook of Otsego. Mabie Pomeroy > were Ardiswhn ’ whoare arevaeatlnnlna-at vacattanlng’at ! noon. 1 —------Mra. cell* Townsend of Woodland d*Mr and Mrs. Ford Stowell visited guest* of Mrs. Julia Godfrey They . .... the Mr. and Mni. Jacob 7-; -KaUff- . Evart*».«. ---- -m.. -nth 1 noon. Ludington State park. | Mrs. Lewis Ovbrholt and children n0 WLING have betn vacationing around thL’ man of Middlebury, Indiana, and ____ । .Mr and Mrs. Guy Smith and of Fowlerville spent Remember Bunday wrtli locality and upper Michigan during. were luncheon guest*___________________ ot. Mrs. Utulse the W. ______________ 8 C. 8. mcet- with Mrs. Paul Townsend Tlie United Brethem Missionary | Brittle of Quincy. IJoyd attended the lonta fair, t Mr. and Mra Ghai-le* OvcrtioU. lnj’'‘at’"the' church this week on the rummer months but are now on «-» — -r Mra. Mabie Osborne L* spending Thursday. | Kenneth and Marcella remained lor Tlulrxjay 7^,,, Wus it postponed society met with Mrs. Ella Smith tiielr wav to their home in Fit rida. day* with .the the week. week. Dean Sage spent a few days vins.twr! meeting All who were present last last Wednesday wlh a good attend­ I Mrs. Ida Payne spent several days this week with Mr*. Lynn Allerdlng grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe | Mr. and Mra, Mrs Judson KingMey Kln8»,e> hta grandparents. cnJoycd havlng Mls5 Bessie ance. Hie September meeting will last week with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd of Carlton. Irving. 1 and son Ctare Clare of Greenrihe Greenville visitca visited • RullM)n nnd molhcr Wuh u, for the Mr. and Mrs. Morley Carew and Buehler, of Irving Pavne of Haating*. Mrs Dorothy Dorotny Keeling Reeling and mu children um.u.v.., Mr. and Mra. Clarence Benedict Mr. and nnd Mra Mra. J J. D. Cool Friday Friday eve eve-­ , Sghalbly of Woodland. I Mr. and Mn. Frank Hynes vis­ Mra HOSt D«O« _ --------- ------------------------------ _ ------------------»•*<< jQhn made a of. UIUIIU Grand Rapids were--Sunday call- I1 ...... called on Mrs. -Carlton and . ning. Clare toft left for for the the Naw Navy MonMon­ ........ ----, Bump -------------cough oners ited nt thc home of Mr. and Mrs IH . Mr. and Mra. •» n Bmimnw -.—u.. baby and Mr*. Polly Parks n< iin«. (jay morning nnd cumc tc say good- ­ era of R Clinton, of Has<! r --------’ trip to Cadillac where she spenl’the SOUTH BOWNE Harold Smith of East Woodland bye to the folks. 1 . Mr< Rav Staler whose Mr. and Nfr®•!<* Kaufman vtatings. ' t Mr and Mra. Pau! Hoffman wcre .Sunday afurnoon. ^k^MimTav^aftc'rTwnd? hJband Is In the service Ray. Itcd Mr*. .George Rltenburgh of Mis* Helen Moore accompanied callet* at the Mra. Will Hoffman Ionia and also attended the fair. (Miss Jean Allerdlng of Carlton to Battle Creek Monday after spend tt.>.rn ouite n small bov was taken and the John And,r*on home of Mrs Claud Mead attended thc the Ionia fair Saturday evening. Alto Sunday afternoon. nnd Mrs: Mrs. John ,I!sr.=y Harvey and Moore school picnic Saturday. Mr ..r.d . with them a good many years. Mr. Donald Geiger and family of Sar­ Mr. and Mr*. Gall Llghtf-xit and Mra. Ethel Loomis and son Victor Steckle. .. I and Mr*. Ernest Warner of Ohio anac were caller* at Art Richard­ Donald Preston, who enlisted In Mrs. Ora Stuart spent Friday at- of Lnnslng were Wednesday evening . ! visited them Sunday. Mrs Warner son'# Sunday afternoon. temoon in Lowell and visited Mrs fguesta of Rev. and Mrs. John Mc- thc Marines recently. U now sta'­ , being Mra. Ormsbc's cousin. Mra. Ella Geiger of Hastings enme tioned nt San Diego. Calif. Sluarls mother. Mrs L M Yelter Cue. I Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart and Sunday to spend a week at the Art Freeport Methodist Church Mr and Mra. Bert Montgomery Mr and Mra. Semtah Seese and 1 daughter Hazel of Detroit aud Mr. Richardson home, 'gk Gunning for Kim Sigler Everett M. Love, Pastor Mrs Adah Mottcr spent Sunday of Detroit spent Sunday nnd Mon­ land MrC Mark Norris of PralrieChester Richardson nnd family 0! In Primary Senatorial with Mr. and Mra. Wesley Keim and day with their cousin. Mra. Ellen Morning worship 11:00. ! ville wcre Wednesday evening call­ Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Art Campaign Sunday school 12:00. 1 son. Vem of Clarksville in honor ot Sccsc. Richardson and Deeda Nader were ORDER FOB PUBLICATION at orlie Fisher’*. Carlton Center Methodist Church | ersJack Mr. B. L. Kenyon of Lansing. R the former's birthday anniversary Same ot the self-appointed "Po­ Stanton who is employed al In Battle Creek Sunday Everett M Love. Pastor Mr. and Mra Herman Holzhay of R Kenyon with Mrs. Ann Smith of litical Big Shots" have seen fit to ■ the American Legion haspltal spcnt Mr. and Mr* Hazen G Morning worship 10:00 Grand Rapid* were Sunday after—----- -----------------------take the stump against me. I am |hc Friday with relatives here. tings were callers at M noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adam shepherd of Remus !>P*t‘t Sunday- -Sermon: "The Coming ot glad they have. They’ know I will : Mrs. Ann* Trethnc received no- Wednesday evening. Endres. afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. End." not play ball with them. They Mlns Malrlyn Martin of Grand r>.Uh lbi.lt »r hunt. I lice Monday of the death of her Mra. C. W Culver spent Friday ; Wolcott. Sunday school 11:00. know they cannot dictate to me Rapid* visited- her cousin. Gwen­ with her daughter* In Nashville. Tech Scgt. Raymond Whitehead Many people arc concerned about brother. Charles Warner, which oc­ dolyn Mishler the past week. She but they are trying to dictate to curred recently at hta home In Mr and Mrs? Dan Kayser and : of Selfridge Field, son-ln-taw of Mr. the people. returned home with her parent* grandchildren. Mr. and Mra. Dan 1 and Mrs. William Klemp. has been trutn? The sermon hood <>ays in this locality and later Sunday evening. Til trust ibe good judgment of Kayser of Goshen, Indiana, were reixirted "missing in action" since Whnt is the truth? T)>c sermon hood duvs in UiL* iocalltv and later Laurence Van Dusen and family wnn tthta We ‘in- married Mabie Tyrell who (maed I will deal with ‘' subject ' Frldav guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will May 8. the fall of Baton. against the politicians who have an people of Carlton to this away several years ago. He and his nf Grand Rapids wcre callers Sun­ Hough. I Tne rownsenn mev* | vile the pcopl Blough. I The Townsend clubciuo wU wu meet In axe to grind. 1 --lf«- ti-ont West carlv ill life where day at Mr and Mra. Jerry Blnugh's. Mr. and Mrs, .Clarence Von Pal-1 tjlc cool building Friday evening, .^rvice. If I am elected state senator it Mr*. Deeda Nagler of Hnstln s Is . .PHKKKXT they made their home and remalnten*nnd Mra Lewis Uwta Nccb Nccb were were HasHas- . August August 28. 28. with with a a potluck potluck supper. supper. [ united Brethren Circuit ■n nnd Mrs. V| will be a pleasure for me to tell ' ed. He leaves two staters, Mrs. visiting her sister, Mr*. Art Rich­ tings shoppers Saturday. 1 Everyone Invited. I e. B. Griffin, pastor these same, self-appointed, "big . Trelhric and Mr*. Clara Wilkens of ardson and husband. They attend­ Mr* Robert Glatgow and sons of . Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston and |,-r<.rp<irt shot politicians" to jump in the , Eaton Rapids, also two nephews and ed the Ionia fair on Wednesday. Dowling spent from Thursday night family of Battle Creek spent the Sunday school — 10:30. Milo CurtlM is assisting Mrs. Jen­ lake when they come around want­ I a niece. until Sundav with Mr and Mr*. > weekend with thc former's ipolher. preaching—H ;30. ing political Jobs or personal fa­ JohivOrmsbe. Mr. and Mrs. Roy nie Pardee with the palnUng of her Olenn Kellogg. ! Mra Perry Preston. • Christian Endeavor—7:00. vors. They'll have to grind their .rouse. aI1(. ,, Rice and Mr. and Mrs. Wil! Rice house. Percy Rawer spent Sunday with] The W S. C 8 will hold a bake Preaching—8 00. Mr. and Mr*. Claude Yelter nf , ,„r wrli„ 2rr»ada own axe*. ali.nd.cl Un lun.r.1 nt Myron Kobhta son. Wesley and family of Al- 1 goods and hol-dlsh sale in lhe Cool | ', West Carlton wcre Monday cveplng titled esuw, Thanks boys, the people know -..x'inson at Bedford Saturday. legan. building Saturday. August 29. Be nt- b .qo. cullers of Art Richardson. whb you are. I much prefer to Mr. and Mra. OUs Allman attendMr. and Mrs. Albert Clemens and sure lo bring your food between ten Plcasant Valley Mrs. Alice Gardner Is spending a b* responsible to the common folks. 1 cd the funeral o( Mra Carl McManbaby of Prescott visited nt the Har- and eleven o'clock. 1 Preaching—10:00. You play politics. Ill serve the 1 nis which was held at Battle Creek KIM SIGLER Sunday school—11:00.old Yoder home Friday. . Mrs. Harold Yoder. Norma and Mbw Virginia Moore visited people. Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Leon Hawk spent Gordon called on Mr. and Mrs. | Christian Endeavor — 8:00. Thti'sday at the Will Mishler home. Sincerely I Miss Patricia Newton of Battle from Thursday. until Saturday al Emery Klmc and family of Clarks- j Milo Curtiss and family were Sat- ; Kim Sigler. Luther. ville. ■ MILO ‘ Creek spent several days last week urday evening xallers of hta parents ' ! 'Mr and Mra. Robert Glasgow and Mrs. Mary Moore, Miss Nellie 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tobias at 1,10 AUzrian home. Amr Curtiss of I^ke Odessa. [ J*"’ Mr*. Edwin Lacy and grand- ...u. ‘.sons of Dowling. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ho- crouch. Mrs. Henry Thompson of and children hnd Sunday dinner ’ Mrs. Franklin Schmidt of Wtaward Bolo of Hastings and Mr nnd Bowne. and Mra. Frank Thompson wlth Mr. and Mrs. Bishop of Has- ; cousin Ls .•.'laying Indefinitely wth daughter Irene Porritt. were Friday 1 Jj-in* Mrs. Glenn Kellogg, local, attended and Dennie, local, spent Thursday- I tings During the afternoon they j Mrs. Ford Thomas, as her husband afternoon caller* of Mrs. Jennie ' d*’n, Ute Ionia fair. Saturday afternoon afternoon with Mr. and Mra. Cha*. called on Mr and Mrs. Fred Put- ta employed as barber for lhe Coast Pardee. Much aympalhv is extended to quip' and evening. 'Woodruff of Hastings. I nun of Gun take. Guard* at the camp. Rooms in Mr. and" Mrs. Will Blough were 1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prost of Lan- ! Marilyn Norman returned to het I Dotting arc In great demand n* the Mrs William Hoffman and family Io„" | t*»t Bunday dinner guest* of Mr. and ■ *lng were Sunday evening supper home Sunday after spending las* relatives of the soldiers who come on the death of her husband Callers al lhe Jerry Blough home L E G A L S SCOLDS » » » Bas, SELF-APPOINTED 09539406 TRYING TO DICTATE TO THE PEOPLE FARM BUREAU FERTILIZER John Hurmel of Lake Odessa. Mr. und Mra. Arthur Dectalre of Barryton were Saturday forenoon amd callers on Mrs. Jennie Pardee. <*» ‘.‘i.'Xiir. Chester Richardson and family of d,’ 1 Battle Creek were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Art Richard­ son. Mrs Milo CurtlM visited Wednes­ day with her father. H. E. Crowl of FOR WHEAT FOR INCREASED YIELD LOWER COST PER BUSHEL BETTER QUALITY ’GRAIN TOP PRICE for CROP INSURES FOLLOWING CLOVER CROP Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nash and baby of Clarksville were Tuesday evening callers on Mrs. Jennie Par- BINDS CORNERS Edd Newton of Hinds Comers and Manon Newton of Barry ijpenl Sun­ day with Mr. and Mra Ronald Gar­ ret at their cottage nt Gun lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson of Gull lake spent Monday afternoon with RECOMMENDED ANALYSES 0-14-7 0-20-0 , FALL Banking Hours:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M GRAINS RED ROCK-IRED WHEATI AMERICAN BANNER-(White Wheat1 '*’<013 tMC SELECT SEED OF HIGH YIELDING GRAIN VARIE­ TIES ii alwoy* o good investment. We have a com­ plete stock of seed grains of high quality and germi­ nation. The very belt seed wheat is a bargain in thc n^or°Ur u,'«t2>arVe'y ind>utn. >>y a,s. rnC’ °Ur vv«rn“ bu/^ o? r^Z or / •y°u With Udrri ( n,eta/sa U Mth Controls Stinking Smut r C n E C A IA V L K L J A H This co»y duit treatment is sure. and cost* about 2c per bushel of lct(f । |b, — 7QCi freafg 32 bu. of seed. I VERY FAY DAY IS BOND DAY W|TH OUR IMPLOYTU ou, r=n>o<Je; FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM * N. CHURCH ST. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION �THI HA1TIW08 BANXML TPtfXSDAY. AUGUST tt. IH2 100% PURE PENNSYLVANIA OIL SUPER HOUSE PAINT Mr nnd Mr*. Anders and children of Hastings and Mr*. Della Cotton of Mulliken called at the Perry home Friday evening. Mr nnd Mra J. Smith spent Sunday with Fred Savncool al Al­ gonquin lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ixster Reynolds and family and ML-.s Kidder called at the Kenneth Reynolds home on Sunday evening Mary Lou Rey­ nolds remained for a few days’ vis­ it with Shirley. - That acai is your guarantee that every drop of Wards Supreme Quality oil is 100% pure Penn­ sylvania f Refined from Bradford-Allegheny crude*! Triple-filtered to reduce gumming . . . twice dewaxed for free-flowing and easy-atarting! An oil proved equal to 30c-3Sc oil else­ where I Stock up NOW at thia low 4 day sale price 1 Mr. and Mra Caryl Hoffman and children of Augusta spent Wednes­ day afternoon and evening with Mr. nnd Mra Kenneth Reynolds. Keep a few kondy I Casing Patches family on Sunday. Exen with 14-gol. liniaed oil and 14-gal. tvrpanlina Included . . . you can buy SUPER, the fine*! paint you can put on your house, for almost $2 less; (for 5 gak) than tha Calling Price. In actual tert, SUPER proved better (in whiteneu, hiding power and long life) than 6 nationally-famout top-quality house points! This special offer end* Saturday! ... hurry! Price per gallon In 5-pallet* Miss Myrtle Wilson of Hastings spent the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde, having Just com­ pleted her summer’s work at W. M. Mr. nnd Mrs Elmer Gillett drove Jo arandvillc. Sunday where they met Mra. Henry Kleverlng anti son of Muskegon, who will spend thc week with her parent*. Delores nnd Janet Marshall spent Saturday night at the Gillett home. ? < ri s i* a rs e ^ WITH 5 GALLONS OF I dleville and Mr. and Mra. Samuel' Ashby of Hastings visited In Uie Perry home on Bunday. — Mr. and Mr*. Wesley Edmond*. Hilda nnd Hugh. Mr nnd Mr*. Ho­ ward Edmonds and family, Mr. and Mra. Horace Edmonds. Mr. nnd Mr*. Arthur Standley and family, Mr. and Mrs Wayne Judkins and baby. Harlan Edmond* und Miss Char­ lotte Wilcox w.'re Sunday dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds and family. The occa- =s QUIMBY “Mr. and Mr*. Larry Anders and children. Mr. and Mr* Samuel Ash­ by of Hasting*. Mr*. Myrtle Colton, and William LaMont of Thornapple lake were caller* In the Perry home Monday evening of last week. Miss Marjorie Ritaman returned home after n week’s visit at Mill lake. Mr. and Mra. Bob Miller and baby accompanied her and visited, in lhe Lawrence Ritaman home on Bunday. Merle Rowley returned home from tlie hospital on Saturday and is do­ ing nicely. . Nancy Davis of Battle Creek visy Ited her cousin*. Ann and Norman McIntyre, one day Inst week. ( Tube Ilepnlr Kit • ■ « ‘-s-' Whitehall attended Sunday school and church here yesterday and were 22* INSIDE PRICED! PAINTS GOOD QUALITY . . AT A LOW PRICEI Webb and family. Mr and Mra Clarence Higdon nnd son of Battle Creek were guests SAVE NOW ON glare! Glow . . . mirror-like surface overnighl! Floor Paint ... for a tough, glotty floor finish! Gallon* alto reduced1.88 TO ALL Friday until Sunday. On Saturday afternoon they all attended thc ELIGIBLE TIRE BUYERS Whatever grade Riversides you select, you get more for your money! They're ait built to give more mileage at less cost I If you're eligi­ ble to buy, come to Ward*. day. Paul Roing for them and tak­ ing them back. Alblon were Sunday afternoon call­ ers of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine. ML** Jeanne I ria nd la spendng thc A group of Campfire girl* from Morris Lake Apcnt port of last week at Orio Roush’s picnic grounds. Nearly every family wim repre­ sented nt thc Charlton |mrk picnic on Sunday. Mra. Welby Crockford and Janice of_Woodland wcre guest.* of the for­ mer’s parents. Mr. and Mra. J. L. Higdon Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Eloise Day accompanied her cousin. Miss Irene Springer to Flint on Sunday where they will spend MASTER PAINTERS Semi-Glow oa Protect ■OU. ROOFING! Seat Covers At Cut Prices Heavy (90-pound)... long-wearing *.. colorfull Tempered asphalt coal- j Ing covered with ceramic granUe*. Colorful plaid fiber and tough cloth .. . sturdily tai­ lored to make your uphol­ stery lutl Easy to apongei Hexagon Shingle* reduced |e. 4.ISj ReU Brick Siding reduced to. 3.04 WALL PAINT mice cuti AMUTOt ■OOF COATI SUITCASE-26 INCH Strong wood frame* 469 Kwlk Start Battery Mr. and Mra. Joe Brown and Paul of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Marry Mlsrner of Kulamaioo visited Mr nnd Mra. Lester Bonneville Sun- Equal lo other*’ belt! It dries qUddy, h 1 te I hove*! Gallen* alia reduced.,..LIB Supreme Ovality I ARMY LOCKER Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hom and Mina Kenyon and Ada Ashby at­ tended meeting at Pennock grave Sunday. Henry West of Hastings called on Mila Ashby Saturday. Pvt. Herman Fisher from South Carolina came home on a furlough and was quietly married Wednesday to Miss Warner of Nashville. Con­ gratulations! Mr. and Mrs Jerry O’Connor of Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hom Sunday. BEST QUALITY I Auto Jack MENS GLADSTONE 24 inch! Rugged Shark dbQ*| Grained Split Cowhide. Sturdily made to last I U OVERNITE CASE tended the funeral of Miss Minnie Harrison In Hastings Wednesday. Hastings Wednesday. Mra. Mina Kenyon waa pleaaanlly surprised Thursday morning by a visit from her nephew, Richard Minay of Muskegon. EQUAL TO OTHERS I Convenieat Grip-Action I Steel covered! Olive baked on finish won’t chipl 30x16*12 inchei. ^71 k*’ USI YOUR CREDIT. Any purchaiet totaling • 1 <5 or mon •pan ■ monthly payment asci SEE OUR CATALOGS 100 amp. hr. capacity . . . heavy-duty platea . . . P Orford cedar separator* I Vacuum Elottie Sturdy Ponderota Pine Screen Doon. Regular 4.60 SUFFOUSHING WAX 31U There carefully built doori will give yuu long and sat­ isfactory service! 16 mesh bronto wirecloth. Supremo quality! Orie* in 20 minute* H i no rubbing! Coateba Csntaubo Waal fri<» cutl Woll �KX THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. AUGUST 17. 1H1 and Mrs. Warren Calm’s near Cres-1 Comstock several day* last week, SOUTHWEST RUTLAND son* Erwin and Dick of Detroit vissey Saturday. «, Mr .no un Laurence Ml.. John MUWr « oru.uk. !!? Bom to and Mr*. Mra. Geiger is spending this week Greenfield Greenfield a a six six pound pound six six ounce ounce «*** «* • • weekend weexcna guest guest of or her ner brother nrotner ‘> J** home of Mr. and Mr*. William Llftoo of Benton Harbor and Mr. . . Mueril .. .... Ann Thursday — .... wife Mr. and -r — unm.... at. Pen»nd Mr*, William • Havens Haven*. Mra Mra. Havana Havens arid and rHrk Dick r*. rewith Mrs Richardson In Freeport. girl UM lir . w rate’Ml Mra. Mary Rice 1* makng her ink hcplul. MXr >M u. . ___ ... and. are getting ... «n_ ___ __ _______ -..J Mr* . «•»<: __ ■ Bagley home with Mr. and Mra. Edward came home Sunday Mrs. France Gorham spent_ Mr and Wihard Moore Thursday. Rice at present. along very nicely. Mr*. Orville Thursday night in Kalamazoo and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Edward Rice and Vet* spent Gardner of Nashville cared for her attended the shower in honor of, Mr*. Prance Gorham. terulncd Mrs. Carl Newman nnd Saturday afternoon with Mr*. Ken­ until Mrs. Henney came Wednes- her granddaughter Donna Bagley. | Dellla Oak* visited Thursday and daughter, carol from St. Louis. Mo.. dall Keller in Hastings. I Friends are sorry to hear Hutt' Friday with her brother. Lemuel , WllUarn Oti* fell and hurt his foot [ Oaks, and family of the Striker dlsThe East Baltlmor* Threshing Co. j ' recently. He I* at the home of hl* i trict. cago this week. . completed their season's work SatSat- i Building Resembles Steamship । uau>ll daughter. Mr*. Fred Barlow of HasSunday dinner guests at the home Mr*. Samuel Geiger and Mr. and ' urday. One office building in Germany is tings. r* -------William —Havens Mn. Heber Foster and son. Robert j Mr* John Hook. Ruth and FranMr. and Mrs. George Havens and I. Fred OU* and attended lhe Geiger reunion at Mr. lei* visited Mr. and Mn. Fisher at built to resemble a steamship. Mr. and Mra Forest Havens of ou“ <="*« ■"> »» „ . . ie.i.m.,~,Bnd Ra> OU» pf Kalamazoo, Mu™n wnr. Ur Rankin Wart Hart and and Haiwhler daughter. ’Um Mary of Brush Ridge; Patty and Joan Hart of Striker district. Mr. and visiting at the home of Mr. and Mf». Charlotte Sunday for a visitHarry Dunn Mr. and Mra. Russell Whittemore and daughter* spent Sunday with the Leo Tlpps of northwest Rutland. PLEASANT RIDGE Mra. Harold Sharp of Muskegon Mrs. Harold Smith of Ovid spent •nd Mrs Al Wolfe of Grand Rapids ter. Mrs. Kathryn Richardson and were visitors at Roy Erway'* last week. Their mother relumed home family. Ung. “Mr*. Clara ^blnron of Mus- ,Mr> ■landed ml*, with them for a visit. Jack Brosmell of Detroit and kegon: Mrs Sarah Erway and Mra »lon*ry meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Hkrry Dunn Mid da^hter LuX Townsend*. In Woodland Charles Erway of Kalamazoo were warp iron: ana aaugnwr, a. Fortier of Grand Rapid* 1* Sunday visitors at Jack Erway**. Mlsa Joan Erway returned home spending a,few day* with Mr. and Mi** Thelma Loudenbeck and Mr*. Albert Klnne. fmm a f-n months' stay a* coun­ . Kenneth Dunn of East Lansing are The Ladle* Aid will meet with selor at Camp Morri* Mra. John i-oreman o! Kalamaxoo : Mrs. Ludle Fisher September 3 for called on Mr*. Porrest Havens dinner: ' ; Mr. and Mr*. Alton Wood and Thursday. Greydon attended the 4-H clidj plcnlc. Sunday at Gun lake. GREGORY Joyce and Jimmy.. Wade visited , A large crowd attended the Old i Settlers picnic at Charlton park. their grandmother. Mrs. John Han­ Sunday and heard a fine address key of Elsie the past week. by Kim Sigler. Dorothy and Beatrice St. Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnum if Grand Rapids are visiting their and Geralee of Halting* and Mr. aunt, Mrs Earl Drake, this week. Mlu Susie Phillipa returned Sun­ nnd Mr* Dwight Barnum spent , part -of last week In Detroit with day morning from Mr*. Willard Ar­ nold's and left Sunday evening for Mr.'and Mrs. Charlie KUey. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry DELTON Walldorff in Hastings. Mrs. Harold Slocum. Kenneth and Miss Bernice Gaskill of Comstock /PWH Saturday night and Sunday Linda; Mr and Mrs Elmer Bush with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and and Edward visited at Gun lake Mrs Lincoln Bush Thursday afternoon. Edward re­ Mrs. Alice Collin* spent Saturday maining the rest of the week. and Sunday with her brother and' Mis* Martha. Ingram wa* the west of her aunt and unde, Mr. R Jones In Galesburg. and Mr*. Lewis Bailie of Welcome Mr. and Mrs Paul Wilkinson of Comers, last week Kalamazoo visited his grandparent*. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Jay Wilkinson recent­ Dewayne Greenfield were Mr. and ly Mr* Alice Collins, local, and Mrs. Mrs Arthur Bergeron and Mrs Alvah Hayward of California called Arabelle Soloman of Detroit and on Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson one day Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller of lhe McOmber district. ' Dick Barnes went to Flint Sat­ Edward Groat and Mr. and Mrs. urday. He will spend two week* Elm»r Bush visited Mr nnd Mrs. with his aunt. Mrs. Frank Campbell Adelbert Groat of Banfield Sunday. und family at Harrison. Thev ako- attended the Banfield Mr. and Mr* Carl Simmons and Methodist church centennial. son. Charles of Ann Arbor.and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Starring and two and family of Belding were Sunday children of Level Park spent Thurs­ callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. day with their sister, Mr*. Leon Glenn Ingram. Pennock and family Mr and Mra Wil) Grigsbv. Mr. Mr. and Mrs John Harrington nnd Mr*. Jay Snyder. Mrs Bernice and Mra. Charles Harrington went Traver und Donald, and Mr. and to Pennville last Thursday. Mr*. Robert Phillips and Mary El­ Paul Richards of Hastings ha* len of Hasting* were Sunday after­ '• been spending a few .day* with hl* noon guest* of Miss Susie Phillips. I mother. Mra Blanche'^lchards. Miss Angle Ellen Pardee returned i Tha Delton Inland Lakes Garden to.her home Jn -Battle Crock Wed­ I club held a very successful flower nesday after spending two weeks at festival in lhe Delton Community •he home of Mr and Mra. Vem hall Saturday. Many beautiful 'low­ Haywood. er* and arrangement* were exhlbltMr and Mrs. Donald Hrnlon ■ cd. Mr*, c. D. Bauer of Hasting* spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Tungate In । gave a very interesting talk. I A reception was held in the Del­ Assyria township. Mr. and Mrs. Edger Bllven and ton Methodist church last Tuesday evening for Rev. and Mr*. D. W Robert of Jackson were Sunday I Robinson, the new minister and hb guests of Mr. nnd Mr*. Herbert BU(wife. The program wa* In charge ven. I of Mrs John Chamberlain. MemMr. and Mrs. Edward Holly of 1 bers of the Milo church were pres­ Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mrs. ent and furnished a number on the Barrel Phillipa Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Orvnl Boniface of • program. Mrs Madeline Norman • extended a welcome to Rev. and Prairieville wcre Sunday guests of । Mrs. Robinson on behalf of the Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones. । churches. Willard Duddlea. the i school and Ellis E Paulkner, the STONY POINT business men. Following lhe pro­ Angus Huey has been called by gram, refreshments consisting of tfie Ionia Co. Draft board lo take I iced tea, cookies and Jello were up work In a defense plant. Mr. and Mrs E L Hunter of Ver­ montville visited at B J. Wellman's ting* have been spending a few days Wednesday. with Mr. and Mrs -Caldwell at Wall Mr. and Mra. Aellck entertained lake. their niece and family from Dayton. Mis* Jeanne Williams of Plain­ Ohio. well spent the weekend with her Mra. Elizabeth Crabb and sister. brother and sisterrln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Duell of Lowell spent a day Mrs. Roger WUllaifa. at the Crabb farm one day last Mr. and Mr*. Bert Patton enter- week. Ulned their son-in-law and daugh­ Mr. and Mra. Fred Biggs of Grand ter. Mr. and Mr*. George School­ Rapids called on Mr. and Mra. B. craft of Battle Creek at a birthday J. Wellman Thursday afternoon. dinner Sunday in honor of Mr* Bom at Pennock hospital Satur­ Schoolcraft. day. August 23. . to Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Mr. and Mr*. Will Deprlester of Floyd Barnum a baby boy. Con­ Augusta and Mrs. Bert Patton, local gratulations! attended the Ionia fair last ThursMr. and Mra. Chas. Latham of Middleville visited at B. J. Well­ The Harrington family reunion man's Friday. They were former was held at the home of James and residents of this neighborhood. Mrs. Will Harrington recently. Latham receved a telegram in July Mr and Mr*. Charles Mackinder that her mother who is a resident of Wail lake entertained at a din­ of Germany, had passed away about ner Sunday In honor of J. W. Smith five month* before. of Dade. Fla. The other guest* jlngus Huey, who Is now working were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mackin­ in a defense plant In Grand Rapids der and son of Dowling and Mra. made a short call at his home here Florence Reed of Battle Creek. Sunday. Mr and Mr*. Marshall Norwood Miss Florence Coolbaugh and her and Mrs. Mary Doster spent Fri­ nephew. Warren Denwnd. have re­ day night with Mr. and Mrs. LaVem turned from a few weeks' stay al Quick near Bonfield. Mrs. Doster Bayview. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mr*. Claud Denwnd i Quick. spent the weekend with their rela­ j The Misses Rosemary Williams tives at Midland. , and Louise Sweet spent Saturday nnd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John HOPE CENTER Ritter in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Flom Sallck ha* gone to Fort Clarence Williams spent Sunday Custer. with the Ritters, the girls returning Herman Fisher from Camp Sheri­ home with them. • dan, N. C., called on Fred Ashby Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shepard and and family Wednesday afternoon. family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Flby McDermott nnd daugh­ Mr*. William Hulbert at Scott*. ter. Mr*. Blrdena Lyttle, attended Mlu Donna Jean Shepard Is spend­ camp meeting at Pennock grove ing the week with relatives at Scotts near Hastings Bunday. and Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Payne and Mrs Pearl Bristol of Marshall 1* Mr. and Mrs. John Bush attended v hi Ung Iter sisters. Mra. Carl Soots- lhe Ionia fair Thursday. man and Mrs. Russell Mott. Helen Sallck is visiting her sisters Mr. and Mr*. Russell Mott visited In Grand Rapids. . Dr and Mrs. A. W. Woodbourne of Mra Alta Mother Ls selling her Florida at thc home ot their daugh­ household goods a* she expect* to ter in Mason Wednesday. be away during the winter months. Mr. and Mra. John Adams, local, Albert Anders and Lyle Ashby and Mrs. Glenn Williams and three are going thrashing with Hub Petsons of Gull lake spent Monday tenglH's machine. aflemoon In Hastings and also call­ Mr. and Mra. Milton Warner and ed on Mrs. Elwyn Hayward. little daughter from Battle Creek called at the Fred Ashby home Sun­ GLASS CREEK day. Mr. rad Mra. Clyde Warren and Edwin Ashby from Marshall Ls Patty Ann attended the Ionia fair staying with.his grandparents. Mr. last Wednesday. and Mrs. Fred Ashby. Mr. and M/s Fred OU*. Ray and Robert with their guest*, Mr. and I Mra. Louie Erway of Kalamazoo and DEATH OF .ABRAHAM LEINAAR Abraham Leinanr. 79, died Fri­ southwest Rutland. Mra. John Mil- day at the home of his son Milton. near Delton. He wa* a life-long en* of Detroit were also guest* there. resident of Barry county. He la sur­ Mr. and Mra. Cha* Whittemore vived by three sons. Milton. of near spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Delton. Milo and Buell of Kalama­ Robert Shricker at Richland and zoo: a daughter Mr*. Ora Karcl)estheir grandson. Kenneth Brown, ki. of Grand Rapids; three broth­ spent Sunday with hl* mother. Mrs. er*. Peter and William, of Delton and George of Hickory Corners; a Oena Brown, at Hickory Corners. Forrest rurresi naven* Havens returned reiumea home nome sister. Mr*. Nettle Casey of this city; , with his slater, Mn. John Miller of also by flv* grandchildren and a ; Gnus Lake and will also visit In ?reat-grandchild. The funeral serv­ I Ypsilanti and Detroit with the Rex ices were held at lhe Henton funer­ [Tale*. Gordon Havens’, and also al home in Delton. The burial waa tn Hickory Comers cemetery. Louie Havens*. I Mlu Patty Warren relumed home ! with the Russell Thorntons to GET IN THE SCRAP! HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL TUITION FOR NON-RESIDENTS PAID BY THE STATE It’s the Patriotic Duty Of Every Boy and Girl Who Has Completed The Eighth Grade to Continue His Edu­ cation. You Are Cordially Invited To Attend The HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL Five courses ore offered: College Preparatory, Commercial, Agricultural, Apprentice Training and General. Special advantages are offered students to participate in dramatics, debating, athletics, orches­ tra, band and glee club. Numerals school societies provide valuable training. Few high schools can offer more to students than can Hastings High School. Here there is a friendly, helpful atmosphere, thoroughly trained teachers, complete courses of study, supervised out­ side activities, athletic opportunities, unequalled musical opportunities, a full year of school and no tuition beyond that paid by the State. The High School curriculum Ko's been revised so as to conform with the new, more liberal college entrance require­ ments, and to provide for individual differences. Much wider opportunities are offered in both instru­ mental and vocal music. Two full time shop teachers are employed. This will give more time and emphasis to the preparation necessary for positions in indus­ try. • • The Hostings High School is known throughout the State for its wholesome influence over the stu­ dents. 11 is the only high school in Barry county that is a member of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. This means that graduates may be admitted without examination to all the leading colleges in the North Central section of the United States. With an attendance of over 600 students and a faculty of 26 high school teachers, opportunities are offered which are not zpossible in a smaller high school. Each non-resident boy or girl receives indir vidual attention and is welcomed by both students and teachers. We have a full time physical director for boys and one for girls. We also have a Dean of Girls to look after the social welfare of girls while they are attending school here. School boards or parents may arrange for trans­ portation on the school busses for grade and high school students coming to the Hastings Public Schools. For further information call the High School Office, Telephone Number 2224. School Opens on Tuesday, September 8. Enrollment Will Be Tuesday, Sept. 1 and Wednesday, Sept. 2 Address Inquiries to D. A. VANBUSKIRK, Superintendent Or to E. L. TAYLOR, Principal �THE HATHNGg BANNER, TRUMP AY. AUGUET OT, W Brnncr, accompanied by hta par­ a visit. 1 Whittemore Sunday with west Rutland, of Muskegon 3 rand Raplda efurned.home Detroit and ck Erway'a. turned home lay m coun- ft Kalamaaoo rest Havens IVade visited i. John Han:e St. Pierre visiting their (turned sunWillard Arevening for Mra. Harry Kenneth nnd Elmer Bush t Oun take e week, m waa 1 unde. Mr. of Welcome Detroit and tiller of the ir. and Mrs. lekl Sunday, he Banfield innlal. at Johnson vere Sunday irigsbv. Mr. 4ra. Bernice id Mr. and de Phillipa lee returned Creek. Wed- Mra. Vent ild Hrnlon Tungale In Bllven and re Sunday lerbert BU- d Holjy ot r. and Mrs. afternoon. Soniface of F guests of i called by Wellman a entertained >m Dayton, and sister, ent a day • day last s of Grand id Mrs. B. emoon., Ital Saturand Mrs. toy. Contatham ot J. Wellire former hood. Mrs. m in July a resident way about w working nd Rapids tome here h and her , have re­ Demon d heir rela- to Fort np Sheried Ashby id daughattended ck grove ayne and attended ier sisters Hing Tier xpect* to months le Ashby Hub Petmer and >me 8unnhall la UM Frli Milton. life-long Kalama Marches e broth- . r Delton hU city; i and a WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWj'r~feS - ----------------'--------------- - - ------------- - ---------------____ _ , । for Florida whare he will report for •““ 1 u ■ , duty Auguit 35. Hila Eale Etale Shorn© Hhornn and end Mta* Ul„ eher-I [Uimr.r .. Separalca . Aren Twin Brothen Mlu Munger wHn who opened an office i, tn _ Deaih Idal Lewi* of AlUgan called on Mr. Wooaland la*t Saturday and who—~^-‘-" and Mra Emeat Six'mo Sunday will conduct a general practice- of — . easy last Saturday morning. August afternoon. medicine and aurgtry here. E2 w . uw H1* 15. at the Jsrstfer vonvaMaocnt Convalescent Mr. and Mn. Herald Claaalc and training and experience quality him home in HaaUnga following a long "hlldren .nd Mra. to ablv servo the medical rlemandi m k.T,,,. * children called rm on Ur Mr.'' and Murray Hansbarger of Lake Ode*sa “> “» "-raunlw. I H«v. tad H-n, mou or hU Ion, Sunday evening. Dr. Munger was bom near Water- 1 life In and around Woodland, makMr. and Mra. Lawrence Bird eaUed loo, Iowa, and is 30 years ot age.1 ing his home with his son here in on Mr. and Mra. Stanley Thompson He was graduated from high school lhe village for the past six years and their new aon Bruce of Has­ there and entered lhe Des Maine* 1 since the passing of his wife. tings Sunday evening. SUU College ot Osteopathic Medi-1 He is survived by one son. Lioyd. ■ Mra Kari C. Paul, Marda and cine and Surgery from which he I Woodland; two grandsons. Pvt. Paul, i— -- of- Jefferson ----------... To#na Barrack*, Mo., Rodger returned Sunday evening graduated in May 1940. after a week's visit wityi her sis­ Following graduauon. he spent and Arnold; one granddaughter. Marilyn; and one great-grandaon, ter and husband, LL Cd) and Mra nine month* u an assistant in lhe H. J. Stang and mother, Mra. C. Obstetrical Department of thc Col­ all of Woodland and a twin broth­ B. Benham of Dowagiac. Karl lege. He then took a four months' er Harpxm of Lake Odessa. joined them for the weekend, re­ । course in eye. ear. nose and throat 1 diagnosis at the Wellsburg hospital, last'Monday afternoon from the turning Sunday with them.\ | Wellsburg, Wing Funeral home with Ithe Rev. Smith •had• th> mi. we4UDur»- W. w Va. v*wmg MLm Gertie <ik Er*"hlr .rm 2a \ -S* For th« pMl llx 'nontha. Dr, Mun- Fay C. Wing Z. ----_ officiating. — Burial ?deJKr..““ I*™ associated with lhe waa made in In Woodland WoodUnd Memorial * feHlUta tVgmdek"imi"Thu^aJ^S^J^Q^.j*^ WM made I Third Annual Festival and Home­ coming Day The Festival committee for the a native of Iowa, are living in the Third Annual Festival and Home­ his first patient before his office Fisher apartment on East Broad- 1 coming Day in Woodland have an­ was officially opened. way. His office' !*• located in lhe I nounced lhe date as Monday. SepNineteen orotners and sisters and D B. Green building on Main street, tember 7. on Labor Day. A cclctheir families gathered at the home -------------......... . bration al home in these strenuous It .. has .been nearly two years since of John Sunun to celebrate the Woodland has had a resident phy­ days seems to be popular with lhe' memory of their mother's birthday. sician. and we extend a hearty wel­ majority and with the lire situa­! Those present were. Mr and Mrs. come to Dr. and Mrs. Munger. tion would seem lo solve the holi­ Reuben Gerlingcr, Hastlngi; .Mr. day question of what to do. and Mra Titus Wilt and son David. Woodland Graduate Enters Army Woodland in the past two year*' Red Croes Nursing Coral;.Mr. and Mrs Carl Brccheishas put on programs and features! cn and daughter of Carltori; Mr. MLss Annie Rosenthal of Ann I which iiave attracted the home and and Mrs. Homer Henney. northeast Arbor was calling on Woodland . nearby communities, and many forWoodland; Mr mid Mrs. Louis Chun friends last week before her de- mer residents have planned lo come ! parture for New Orleans. La., which home for the celebration. Gerllnger, Mr. und Mrs Wayne „ ___ „ OMtMU11 1* — the port of Embarkation Station All prises and awards will be glv-: Long Mr. — and Mrs. Geo. Sears, I nospnai hospital to which she lias has been as- en In War Savings Stamps, and „ and — -----------------------------Woodland. signed after enlisting in the Army • there wiU be a booth on the grounds! Jt4’” Cross I for the sale of War Stamp, and1 family of Detroit spent lhe week­ | Lt, A. Rosenthal, A.N.C. Is thc Bonds. end with his abler and family. Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thc complete committee appoint­’ and Mrs. Gordon Wiliams. I Rosenthal of Carlton and was a ments are as follows: Mrs. A rile Spindler and Mrs. graduate of Woodland high school Horsepulling—Ford Stowell. Ver­’ Richard Estep were dinner guests । in 1937. She entered the University don Stowell. Balke Rising. last Thursday at thc home of Mr. of Michigan hospital for nurses' Morning sport*—Gordon Williams. nnd Mrs. Guy Kantner nnd supper training and was graduated with Elwood McLeod. . guests of Mr and Mra. John Bloch­ | honors in 1940. She has been with Pel parade—Mildred Jordan. Dor­ er. both of South .Woodland. the University hospital since that is Holly. Florence Kitaon, Louella1 Mrs. Merle Wheeler and daugh­ time and took a post graduate Reesor. ter Valora nnd Georgia of North­ course in Public Health and ha* Ball game—Glenn Wotring. Ward ville, Mrs Ardis Rush and Mr. and been with thc T B. unit for the Green. Mrs. Floyd Johnson. Lansing: Miss past year and a half. Registration—Dora Brumm. MHBetty Wotring. Hastings; Mrs. Juna Lt. Rosenthal will be well remem­ dred Osgood, Vesta Boni. Evelyn Jordan. Chicago;'. Mrs’ Fred Mills bered in Woodland a* she has been Nicholson, Florence Begerow, Mac nnd son. Battle Creek: Mrs Russell a frequent visitor and made her Leonard. Kantner and Mrs. Carl Wespin'ter home with Mr and Mrs. J. V. Hil­ Parking and policing — Charles Jr. and daughter. Barbara. Has­ bert while attending school tjcrc. Leonard, Lloyd Towns, George Var­ tings: Mr. and Mm. Chas. Early nnd Congratulations, Annie. ' ney. Paul Geiger, Howard Harper. Mr. nnd Mrs. Raoy Gutchlss. Nash­ Ensign Benner U Honor Guest Wayne Long. ville; nnd many local people were Mrs o. F. Benner and son. En­ Ticket seller*—Henry Hynes. Dr. callers al thc Vane Wotring home sign George Benner, jrerc guests at a dinner given Saturday evening at Concessions — Gen. ehm.. Albert Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Vincent and the Hastings Country club In hon- .Shellenbarger. eons are moving to their new home 1 or u,of me the u. U. 8. , ™ i ■ • - - ur o. Naval wavai Anchorrttes Aiicnorrttrs I| Pop rop suinan stands—Mr, Mr iuxt nnd Mrs ueraici Gerald In Ptalnwell at 515 W. Bridge St. i'nnd nnd mothers of of the the Bnrrv Barry countv county ‘ Potter. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sparling, next Monday. Mr. Vincent ha* ac- boys who arc arr In ln the lhe Naval Nbv||1 Air Alr ReRe. i Mr. Mr and Bnd Mrs. yr, Ronald Lehmsn. Lehman. Mr. Mr’ accepted a position a* <«•{■>»« « I serve. There are seven Nowicke. ------There are seven boys boys fromfrom I andI and Mrs.Mrs. Joe Joe Nowicke. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs.Mrs. agriculture tn U» Plainwell High , thc countJ. tn thl, branch of serv- Karl Eckardt. Bert Sawdy, Gladya school. |,i — I-----1 k**. I Hynes. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wortlcy of । Ensign Benner was also a guest' Eat stand—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wayland wcre dinner guests at the i home of Mr. and Mra. George at the Hastings Rotary club lunch- , Allerdlng. Mr. and Mrs, Loren . con last Monday noon. George is Hershberger. Rev. and 'kAs Geo. Schalbly Sunday. . I j on a furlough with his parents. Dr. ' Wingard. Mr. and Mrs. Lester War- “;W A. M. Sunday school. l«rof tha lata Judge Clamsnt Smith.' 7:45 P M. Combined Evangelical HU wife died a fa* years ago. They League of O. E. and evening worship had no children. HU only survivor* ' are two nephews. Shlrte’/ W. Smith ' Thotnaa Moon, Mr. and Mra- Walter service. Flahcr. Tursd Tursdsy evening, midweek prayer of Ann Arbor and Donald D. Smith Chicken stand — Mr. and Mra. service. of Detroit, and two nlecea, Mrs. Walter Hershberger. Mr. and Mra Gertrude McPeak? of Charlotte, and James Buy. Phyllis Barnum. Ver­ Mrs. Arnie Honald. of Chicago Paul W.. Geiger, pastor non Baitinger. Verdon Flory. 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school Blanket stand—Mr. and Mra. Hu­ Masonic lodge at Nashville and of 11: 00—A. — M. -----------Morning oen Barnum. nnroum. mt ana Mra Mrs. Vivian vivian ------” worship. —— bert Mr.. and Barnum, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Eupcr.' *---------------- - • ’ Cane stand—Mr. and Mra John 'M,Lo Brecheisen. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nearly everyone in the nelghbor__ ___ ■ _ .j__ I a.w —— inger. Mr. and Mrs. Gall Bever. i more. Milk bottle*—Mr. and Mra. Gene i The 4-H boys and girls did very ReUJ.h'J oMr “h” *•“ ,l lhc ***'• N*0011 «°ar. Bob Bom. Virginia and Dorothy ------bert Osborne and Jack Bradfield Varney. | Will show their cattle al tha 4-H Penny pilch—Mr. and Mrs Stuart State Fair at Lansing Ln September. Kussmaul, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Par­ rott. Mr. and Mra. Clifton Mlel. ■ The many friends ot Mrs. Frank Margaret Estop. Vem Hynes. Dart stand—Rev. Paul Oelger, Dr. 'death Wednesday morning at Borand Mra. Glenn ifunger. H. A. Kit- gau hospital. She U survived by son. Mr. and Mra Howard Hewitt. the husband, Frank; two daughters, Mra. Elsie Hunter and Mrs. Qorothy Margene Kussmaul. Popcorn — Eleanor Benner. Joan Walters, both of Kalamaxoo; four Leffler. Stella and Alice Jordan. son*. Luther. Kalamaaoo, Carroty Peggy Nlethamer. Eleanor jean Bird Howard and Marshall st home; the Coffee stand—Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crockford. Gladys Crockford. Mr Gobles; a brother, Clarence Wether­ and Mrs. Victor Sawdy. Mary Ixing. wax of Toledo, and eleven grand­ War Stamp booth—Mr. end Mra. children. Services were held at two Lawrence. PinefYock. Mra. Gftce Friday afternoon from the Trues­ dale chapel, the Rev. Anthony J, England, Helen Reesor. Doll*—Rex and Donald McMillen, Van Zante officiating, with Inter­ ment in Robinson cemetery, Gobles. Carl Allerdlng. Bob Bailey. Mrs. Charles McNulty of Cressey. The flrat named in each case I* chairman. Tlie executive committee , Mrs. Herbert Wm. Strealn, Mrs. d | Madeline Norman. Mlaa Nina Fenis aware that individuals who would 1 ner and Mn. Merle Bradfield at­ be willing to work have been over- • looked, and they ask that anyone tended the funeral of Mrs. Frank who would be willing be help on i some committee, kindly advise any ■ member of the executive committee PASSING or or any committee chairman. , ELBERT V. SMITH Elbert V. Smith,, 77. known All committee chairmen arc asked ----- --------------...belter -------------------to meet with their co-workers dur- »» Bert Smith, died Thursday at ing the next week to arrange sched- Nashville, in the home of Mr and i ules for work on the day. | Mrs. Fred Langham, with whom he Two ball games are betyg arrang- ' had made his home for the past two ed for the evening attraction. One yean. Mr. Smith had been promi­ will be a girls' game and the other 1 nent in the affaire of Castleton will be an outside team to play the township and of Barry county. He Woodland Merchants Names to be represented thls^county and district. . when Barry. Eaton announced next week. ....... - - and - - Clinton | counties comprised the senatorial South Woodland Church ot the the supervisor of Castleton town­ Brethren ' ship, and for one or two terms was Arthur L Dodge, pastor. ; chairman of lhe board of aupentaI The pastor being absent. the ! ora, and was always an influential I young people will have charge of the .member of that body. He was for ! i Eaton Insurance Company, which 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. 7:30 P. M. Young Peoples’ Meet­ brought him Into close touch with many people In both counties. He ing. ’ You arc Invited to worship with was postmaster of Nashville for four years. ■ Mr. Smith waa a man of decided The Methodhl Church convictions and it waa never diffi­ Rev. George Wingard, pastor cult to find out where he stood on 10: 00 A. M, Morning worahlp. any proportion put up lo him. He 11: 15 A. M. Sunday school | was direct and plain-spoken. On 8:00 P. M. Young peoples service. ■' that account he won the confidence Tuesday 7:00 P- M- choir practice. of a wide circle of friends, to whom Thursday 8.00 P. M. Midweek service. He wm bom In Castleton townDuring the absence of the pastor lhe knlghia ’Templar. The Tt« difference between bacteria and microbes, technically U—ba* taria Include only vegetable pan­ Archers. a -ON PAT BAT? or animal parasites. WAR is on the wires! ' You know of Michigan's great con­ tribution to the waf effort in planes, tanks, trucks, guns and boats. But, do you realise how important telephone communiration is to thia huge volume • of war productinn? In the building of a single heavy bomber, as many as 12.000 local and Long Distance telephone calls may be necessary! That's what we mean by "war is on the wires!" Today Long Distance lines are carrp' ing a staggering load of war calls. Any Long Distance call you make may delay an impprtant war message. Here are some ways you can help 1. Make only the most essential L Distance calls. 2. Keep your conversations as I as you can. 3. When possible, give the number oj the distant telephone you are calling. War is on local wirm, too. Yoar own telephone line may neger cany a war mewage, but every call you make posset through a central office switchboard that may be jammed with war calls. So try lo keep all your conversations abort. Because important war production has made material shortages, we can't add enough new lines to handle all the increased traffic. We must get <long with what we have. GO THROUGH Michigan Bell Telephone Company from the Methodist church. Uie pul­ Mra. David W. Smith. pioneer resi­ pit will be supplied. Rev. Harley dents of the township, nnd a brothTownsend will preach Sunday. Aug. 23. Sunday. August 30 Rev. E. L. HOlmrt-wiil bring the message. We Invite you tn come and worship in XLith Houeh of AjUmT ltond and Mllr°rd' 111 ,rom Conxu Mr. and Mrs C*fl Helee, Mr. and our newly decorated auditorium. Elea^m YeTn Birt vWUdX. Chrt,«' IT”* where he ««atiy Mrs. Victor Eckardt. Mr and Mra. The Evangelical Church J. S. Deablcr. pastor 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. nesday until Saturday of last week.. -Vn Illes9a> 01 Ensign | Mra. A. Reesor. Mrs. Kart C. Fau! and children arc spending part offthta week nnd next at the Lawrence Fnul cottage I at Saddlebag take. L. J. Vincent attended the funeral of Mrs. E. 8 Weisner of East Lan­ sing last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher and Max spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Ora Lehman of East Wood­ land. Mr. and Mra. Howard Hewitt. Ted Euper and daughter Jeralee. attendMiddleville Saturday afternoon. | Mra. Lawrence Chase of Coata i Grove. Mrs. Carl Lehman and Miss Audrey Endsley of BcHevue called , on Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fisher Frt- I day evening. Mr. and Mrs Paul Brodbeck and | family ot South Woodland and Mr. , nnd Mrs. Roy Robert* and daugh- ! tera of Lake Odessa were Sunday | afternoon callers on Mr. and Mra. Frank Nlethamer. Mrs. Lawrence Fsuil and Mrs. Clarence Anile wcre Grand Rapids callers Tuesday. Mrs. Louis Hertxel and two daugh­ ters and Mrs. Ida Flory called on Mrs. Ella Flory Monday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs Fay C. Wing wcre dinner guests nt the home of Mr. nnd Mra. Lee Lehman of Woadbury. Mr. and Mra. Joseph .Lehman of Piqua. Ohio, were also guests. Rev. and Mrs Harold E. Kohn and daughter. Carolyn, of’Marcel­ lus are. visiting her parents. Rev. and Mra. J. S. Deabler this week. Miss Marjory England is visiting her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Peters of Chicago. Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Tlell of LesHe spent thc weekend with his par­ ents. Mr. and Mra. John Dell. Mrs. Eldon Farrell and son Larry Joe are attending the Brethren conference in Beaverton this week and visiting her father. J. 8. Whit­ mer, and sister. Miss Ethel Whit­ mer. of Beaverton. Eldon will join them for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Noble of Grand Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Farthing last Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Richard O’Brien and I family of Dimondale accompanied by Mra. George Fau! spent Sunday al the Charles Paul cottage al Trail's End. Gun lake. Mra. Floyd Hevener of Piper .City, Ill., visited Mr. and Mra. Henry ' FlMsner and Mr. and Mra. WiHU | Dalton last week. Rev. Deabler and a quartette from i the Evangelical church. Arthur Bates. Jerry Bates. Harold Deabler i and Bruce Eckardt. with pianist, Mrs. Arthur Bates, conducted a' .•^rvicc at lhe Coast Guard camp j near clear take Sunday evening, i Roger Johnson of Cape May, N. J., is spending a seven-day furlough I with hli mother. Mra. Qus John- , n funerDr- Munger Opened Office Saturday Woodland welcomes Dr. Olenn C.1 AUCTION SALE On account of ill health and being unable to work the farm I will dispose of thc Personal property at Public Auction at the farm located ’A mile north of Sanbum's oil station; or Just across from Charlton Pork on TUESDAY, SEPT. I, 1942 HEAR the Real Issues of the Campaign for Congress STARTING AT I O’CLOCK, I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES 7 yr. old grey mare, wgt. 1500 lbs. 4 yr. old grey gelding, wgt. 1500 lbs. This is a good work team. cows Durham cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Dec. 20. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Jan. 5. Guernsey and Durham heifer, heavy springer. Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old. bred Dec. 17. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred Nov. A9. Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, heavy springer. These cows are T.B. and Abortion tested. 4 yearling heifers. CORN 9 acres of good standing corn In field. Hornan & Cream Separator Good set of heavy double work harness, 1 tugs. Third horse harness 3 horse collars. Set leather home housings. Set single lines. Melotte power cream separator, 750 lbs. capacity, 3 yrs. old. New gasoline iron. ---------------- 7r FARM MACHINERY United 2 hone manure spreader. Deering binder, 7 ft. cut. Deering 6 ft. cut mowing machine. Rubber tired farm wagon, Hupmobilc chassis, 600 x 20 tires, good. White wood' 14 ft. flat rack, good. Dowagiac disc grain drill. Miller bean puller. Roller. Oliver walking plow. Dump rake. Oliver spring brake riding cultivator. Oliver 2 horse walking cultivator. 3 Sec. spring tooth drag. Iron wheel wagon Spike tooth drag. 5 tooth cultivator Double shovel. Set of Hay slings. Iron head stoneboat. 40 crates Oak plank float. 2 White Ash wagon tongues. White Ash evener stock. Neckyoke and whiffletrees. ’ * — 2 log chains, Fence gfrefehert. Block end tackle, ’Zt in. rope. Post hole diggers 2 barley forks. Ladder Rope Jack. 35 burlap bogs 12 _ , grain ______ bags. w_ Iron, kettle Cross cut saw. Cant hooks Dray pad. Forks, shovels, scoops and many other articles too numerous to mention. HON. CLARE E WILL SPEAK FROM THE HOTEL STEPS, HASTINGS SATURDAY EVENING AT 9:00 P. M A brilliant speaker who pulls no punches TERMS OF SALE: Cash da)cof Mie, nothing to be removed until settled for. DIRK HOFFMAN, Propr DEWEY REED, Auctioneer and will answer all questions CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk ■■■ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, AVGUST tl, IMt * I family of Portland Sunday. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Lester —-——- ——-■ntompson. Mra. Jane Kime. Mr. and Oaltf 1s visiting his parents and I°n’a were Saturday afternoon calll I Sunday visitors and callers at Mrs Clarence Kime and Joyce sister. Mr. and Mra. Emery Kime «» *L J- F. Brake's Mra Mabie'Emery Rime’s wore Mr. and Mra. local. ■ — *Beulah ---- -------------- -------------- . | Van Allsburg snou.re .nant ’end on a---15-day furlough. spent Prirt.v Friday at , Albert Clemnw ,nd taby of We,t Iocs ’Branch.. m Mr. and «*•». Mra. Clara Clem- ,I •FLtfd Cobb. Mr. and Mra. John E- Brake and Brakes. tdiwiwm >. a,« -v- — -—• Jr., and sister. Jean „ __ of — ______ n. _ »_____ m vtvltlnv 1 girls attended the wedding of Mra.1 MUa Ddicne Preston of Grand i•ens Saranac, Don Seger ___ and, of Detroit -are visiting Inttonnltrlv Indefinitely TWENTY YEAR-. AGO Brake's sister. Margaret Kyser, atRapids spent the weekend with Mr. friend of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. at the homes of Elmer Scott. Joe August 23. 1922 the home of Mr. and Mra. Roy Ky- and Mra. Cecil Preston Emery Benedict of Greenville. Mra. Scott, and Clayton Mote. Jean acA big Labor Day picnlc.U planned Mr of South Boaton. f Mr. and Mrs. Emery Benedict and I Mabelle Yoder. Norma. Gordon and companled Mra. Harold Kaech. lc of for St. Rose grounds. Mr. and Mra. John F. Brake vis- ’Joanne of Greenville spent Sunday iSarah Jane Burgc&i of Freeport. Middleville to lier home over thc R«v n n rmah i. th«n.. 'tor of the. Wesleyan Methodist lied Mr. and Mra. Don Slowlns nnd with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Geiger , Mra. Lucy Stahl ol Alto. Mrs. Lydia , weekend. dhurch here, as a result of the ap| polntmenta made at the 80th an­ ---- .------ of the c(,nfercnce held VALLEY and boys. Joanne remained for YOU SNIP & YOU SAVE AT MARK’S 100%PURE MOTOR OIL SAE Grades 10-20-30-40 WITH THIS COUPON RIP 'EM! SNIP EM! WE PAY TOP PRICES FOR OLD PHONOGRAPH RECORDS BATTERY CHARGING Ready Lined BRAKE SHOES FORD 1928-31 FORD 1932-38 CHEV. 1936-41 NEW BAKERIES S395 ex 19\ 33 37’1 43c prices Include old shoes. tVERY ONES A SAVING! LINOLEUM RUGS GENERAL TELEVISION COMPACT RADIO Quality $19.95 14° $2^ WITH THIS COUPON Friendly Credit Plan Available 5 lube superheterodyne with built-in aerial, fine speaker giving excellent tone, easy-to-read dial attractive modern cabinet with handy carrying handle. Operates on AC or DC current. I CLEARN VARNISH dries quickly to a hard, durable finish. Regular 145. 2' x 9' size5.57 WITH THIS COUPON ADVERSE WEATHER LAMPS with the sealed beam unit for 88clW with this coupon ing vision. Ambc shell. gallon Make Your Car Last for 'Uncle Sam! M.!5 seller. Ith this coupvJ IS” front wheel—solid rubber tires $£99 HOSE Uvely finished In gleaming red. rare PinPMcALEER’S liquid AUTO WAX POLISH and 5 Double Yards POLISHING CLOTH of REEL your garden lhe last you'll get for a long time. WITH THIS COUPON Every auto available is desperately needed today. Transportation facilities are strained to the limit. 50^851 So it's important that you moke your car last for Uncle Sam, and share it, too! Bring $147 it in often for competent, complete check-ups. Cut save your tires. tuned. Automobile AERIALS RADIO TUBES TESTED FREE We carry a complete line of Radio tubes. I ,m“' Xte? ,7* ST, 19c VELOCIPEDE Save Household Fats For Making Explosives wave Coleman, who is going to Alma * guests of Mra. Frieda Marshall. 1 college In September. ; They and Mr. and Mra. Vem Haw- ' ------------ blits and family spent Sunday at FORTY YEARS AGO---------------------- , Worth Green's ' August 2g. 1902. ' Mr. and Mra. George Marshall The Barry Co housewife now has Mra. Thoa Doyle entertained1 and Rosemary attended revival a 1 definite goal to attain in saving Tuesday afternoon from three to meeting in Battle Creek last week. ■household fau according to Mra. five o'clock In honor of her daugh- , Mra. Mabel Manning and lids of Dorothy Hebden. director of fat ter Norma's birthday? About four- Assyria called at Frank HawbllU !salvage for the Barry Co. Salvage committee. teen little ones wcre present ac- , Thursday. The War Production Board has companled by their mammas. The , Mr ttnd Tyi» jnnes with1*1 ink**” Ii°°ketlrt riery prelly >U* Creek came for Larry Jones 1 ' *J‘h dlet “nd ,ncw'rs- *"d , Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mra. |'salvaged fats for the state of Mlchi1 gan each month. This quota is ar­ the birthday cake adorned with Frank Hawbliu, after spending his 1 sweet Deas and candles in the ren. . 5. a»*n<un« n“ rived at by figuring a collection ot w- —a U r„ 17 JWW”1* P" >e*r p*r caplta ln Francis Ritchie is clerking in J. nd MP’ Car,ton Summers , rUral sections, and 4 5 pounds per During Uie parade of the Wallace B. Roberta' newsroom. Bros show last Thursday, thieves of Chicago and Mr. and Mra. George year per capita for urban sections. Clinton Lahr Is building a cot­ entered four stores and touched thc 2™-. ■' w°ro,l tage on the new Walldorff addition cash drawers for amounts ranging „... ... . 1> the inc Japs japs lias nas cut off on the tne usual usuas sup»upfrorn 83 to 8150. ' , Marqulta Marahall spent a few piy of vegetable oils which furmcrA local lady paid a sio fine in Eleanor. 24 months old daughwlLh friends In Detroit. were USed In producing glycerJustice Selden's court Wednesday ter of Mr. gnd Mra. Emil Tyden ! Mr and Mra. Harvey Marahall of Ine for the making of explosives, for violation of the dog quarantine. died yesterday of meningitis. North Maple Grove, Vivian und Ro- I Now a definite responsibility r<»U Mr and Mrs. Carl Knickerbocker Rev. James a. Brown, rector of । bert. Marshall and Willard Love of upon the American housewife to left last week for their new home in '"mmnnucl Emmanuel church, this marnlne morning near Bellevue called at Frieda Mar- 1Fave .... .11 ull the ..... household fata,ww.u.i„ possible. Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. John handed his resignation to the ves­ shall'. Sunday night. ; Each and every housewife thereby Galkema will occupy the house they trymen He has received calls from directly helps the war effort. vacated on W. Bute St. West Virginia, Tennessee, and Kan­ r,,1E‘'?yN7 I A1> w°4te cooking fau should be , sak. but luu as yet made no decision. Paul Palmer Is attending a rural | strained, poured into n wide mouth' TWENTY YEARS AGO Miss Bertha Sawyer of Detroit, . <LVnp al w,lden take P*01,, ed coffee or vegetable shortening August 30. 1022 was last night engaged by the board ‘ „ .W„ ; can ond kePl ,n “ coo> Ptore until 28th annua, annua! reunion t The -8lh of ■ Of education to fill the place of Mn- R. J. Tolan. Jr . and son, at least a pound U saved. It may Barry Co. soldiers and sailors met music teacher in the city schools at Lynn returned to Detroit Monday then be taken lo the meat dcfiler at the fairgrounds here Aug. 23 an annual salary of 8350. Miss I after spending two week* al the । who will pay four cents n pound and I’ Brumm >r nnd 24. having resigned. home ot her parents, Mr. and Mra., for It Tlir^a stills <rlHl were warn taken InV.n by hu a Ti Three of— | Clare Williams. j ---------------- - , > flcera In Barry township on Thurs- FIFTY YEARS AGO .... ... .. 1 „-------• ”"— day | August 25. 1892 I wMrs. M“U BSdford„ Mrs Mnry 1 HICKORY COKNERH Rev. Edw. Boone, formerly of the' Russell Blair, father of Mra. H. 1 The d«c«ndai)ls of Elias Willison U. B. mission, has resigned from his,A- Barber, died Friday morning of *15&'held thc,r “nnual family reunion al appointment to the Grand Rapids ; paralysis at the age of 87. ^P101" Beach. Fine lake. Sunday, mission of that denomination and. Miss Hattie DePue Is now one of Mm™^'There werc ‘b0”1 U»irty-tlve pre­ plans to open, an independent city-the compositors on the Banner. _.uo,en Millers — at Dowling Thursday. . mission here. ■ ---------------- ----------------------Mr. CurtU M.d «m. Sun-J ■'"7 Pennock hospital tag day Is set ' DUNHAM DISTRICT . ’ley of Allegan snent Uie oust week urda> ulfiht Cau-M'd “’P'*1 Inconfor Thursday. Thirty three char-’ E.— ..J 74... Rev. and Mra. Seward-------Walton‘ and at the home of her parents Mr und vwifcnce ,n lhu tocalily. Dairymen Ity patients were wcre cared for last year. I1 daughter. Mary, Mary. of Howard City Mra. Stephs^Carter Another wn enjoyed <»» y patienu <?> r«Ung resting on a a milk milk rtool stool Clayton Hinkley, who Is superIn- i come Monday for a visit of several v/endell has been suendlna his va bcUdB each bossy. The cook* en­ tendent of the Newaygo city schools,) days with his parents. Mr and Mrs. w1S\u 2rS?r^ta ,ovcd “ ,d snack nt “ “• Joyed a “ cold meal* ** time has been to the city thc post week.;Clyde Walton, and grandmother. । m - Bert Palmer "took *Mr — andi •’ and Mra. the blackout „ getting things ready for the open- Mra. Aldrich of Delton. I Mr“*’ rhiri™ ‘ Mrs Ethel Gilbert of Albion. Mr ing of the new school year. The Maple Grove Community I JL^wSeaST^ attend th^ nnd Mra. Chancy Tungatr of Bat­ Farm Bureau g^cop met Wednes- ’ ®.l m XLu'. sX Jr. tie Creek nnd Mr and Mra. Vent I day at Bristol lake at lhe cottage jTn Murohy THIRTY YEARS AGO ’Town and daughters of Plainwell ‘ August 22. 1942. --------------------------------,of Mr. and Mra Herman Babcdck Urr R Williams was taken lo | called on Mr nnd Mrs Frank Town : nnd Mra. Haxel Nunnemaker Sun­ Miss Dagmar C. Younn. grand- Ior * picnic dinner, mlin Mr” C»nrf nnMr« 1 r' Pcnnock hosPltal Sunday and will ,*Mra HfnrJr Van undergo an operation for goitre I day afternoon. daughter of Mr. and Mra Oscar 2?0!?! Mr j ’■ Is — home Mra Arthur I Mra. ------ George —"* Thomas -------—— Youngs, went* to Detroit Tuesday , Syckle conducted several contests Tuesday morning and Mr Stark of M 8 C. gave a ctarire “ of South HavenTb staying a 1 ,ro T UUa hMpU1“ and U ttble p’ and took lhe boat to Buffalo, ex­ ' --------------walk -------around the house some. pecting to sail from New York Sat­ talk on transportaUon problems, few day. aTthe WUtaln. hc^e Mr. and Mrs. Guy Monks of Lo­ j Howard Lewis who was to have urday on the S. 8. Chicago. She confronting farmers at present. Tlie annual reunion of the Moore ‘ Kon(1 lllp Hawaiian Islands os a well called op Mr. and Mrs Edward Is enroute to Paris to study vocal culture under the world renowned school vnrd whh <>ver'Ufortv nreJnf paUern rnaker ,uu returned to hl. Bromley Bunday. masters. 1 n guest lost week of her grandpar­ Manager L. W. Heath of the I ------------------- ---------. —- —- — . --------------ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellas Trick and Thomapple Gas and Electric Co. i tertalned at the L. Bishop home mr i s wears a peculiar smile that indicates over Sunday ..t.1 - family. ih.t inv i. Games returned to her Jimmie Beadle spent over the that hi. his nm cup nf of Jov Is r-nmni.t. complete. it-. It's 1 Mrs. Mrs Ellis 0114 Kellev Kelley and and children children of of weekend with his father. Eldon an 8’t pound boj- who arrived . Hastings were guests Sunday of her ■. work in Grand Rapids last week. Tuesday and he wears his daddy's P*renls- Mr “nd Mrs- Wallace , Miss Irene Lukso returned home Beadle at Battle Creek. last week from Grand Rapids wiiere Mr. and Mra. Blair Barnes of Ot­ honors very easily. 1 Mack. • The belated post office fixtures) Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs she had been spending several weeks sego were dinner guests Sunday of with relatives. his mother. Mrs. H. E. Bants. Mrs. have arrived and are being installed. 1 Claud Hoffman wcre Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Roy McCaul altendBlair Barnes spent last week with Postmaster Ketcham Is putting in | Glenn Hoffman and Wilma and Mr.: ana Mrs Mrs Merton Menon Hoffman. Monman. *d fl*h the ’ 0 p; ? their son Joseph Keith Barnes, ot on outfit that will be a credit to and Albert Harding at- h“**' ln C»ledonl^ Tuesday night Bradley Field. Conn., and accom­ Hastings. '• .Mr. nnd J *' *“ ‘ ” Mr. and Mra Mrs. Georae George Poland nf of panied him on a trip through tended campmeeting ot Grand Mr Oak street were callers al Guy Mc- | Massachusetts. Vermont and New THIRTY YEARS AGO Ledge last Thursday. • ; Hampshire. August 29. 1942 I M,w n"*“ Bnl1 of Hastings spent । Nee's one night last week. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford ~~ and i j Mr. “and Mra. v^uc Clyde oiunam Sidnam ana and Tlie poultry firm of Snyder and ’0 week’* vacation at her home here ?u "**•• *fr ,nd and Mra. Chari™ nlhha were ' Mr ond Mrs. Roland Sldnnm ot Scoby of Irving will enter 300 of and 01 her brother Keith's at Gull s rerun their thoroughbred fowls at the lokc- returning to her work Saturj Creek were Sunday evening Barry county fair next week [d-T . Mr day night night. *■"" Sarah,McCaul. Sunday au*,u“J aftermier--> «Uers canera on on their uielr cou.hu. c<----- ..... and „.M 1 Mra. Ernest Kanrier was the n?°n- uPyd Colburn of Alaska call- Mrs John Mourer. The "National Hair Goods Co.,will ot Mra Elsie Williams Thur.- ™ °,n 8™n«hnother Sunday Mra. uiancn Blanch rveuey Kelley is Is improving 1 • rnia. give a demonstration of hair goods guest day morning ■ ..• 1 »> _ —-..I Battle „ “ morrdng at Community Ihospital Creek nt j. T. Pierson A: Son's store for MraZJulla Garrett and children' ■40. and Mrs Eugene Haight, son I after underdoing a serious operation. twelve days. Sept. 3 to 14. Norman and friend attended lhe | -Edward Bromley of the Barnes Rev. Charles M Duryea, local nnd Miss Neva Ball spent the week­ ball game at Bigelow field. Grand > farm and Mrs. H. E. Rnmrs were Wesleyan pastor, ha, been trans­ end at Marine City os guests ot Rapids. Sunday. I at Battle Creek Monday and at ferred to Lansing He will be suc­ Walter Dunkelberger's family. Francis anjl Janet Haight ere I Lowell Tuesday on bualnem and The annual reunion of the Norton ceeded by Rev. C. S. Rennells, of -Lsitinir at at the the home hnm. of nf their their grand izroml. it*.- on n —. and■ ■■ ■ ­ were — callers Rev. Mrs. J. school will be held at the school- visiting Rives Junction. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. McCue of Freeport. Roy Boyes has begun the con­ Iiouse In Maple Grove on Sunday. Haight. struction of a new house on the August 30. Potluck dinner lo be Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lukso and Joe IRVING followed by a program. lot he recently purchased from J. Lukso of Grand Rapids spent SunMrs. Avia Perry Tompkins and K. Coates on 8. Church street. ■Idav at John Lukso's her daughter. BeLsey. who are liv­ Wm. H. Couch has contracted HIGHBANK Mr. and Mra. Leon Potts spent with R C- Puller & Co. for a new The Moore school reunion was .Sunday with Mrs. Lenna Johnson, ing in California with Mr. Tomp­ kins. an officer In Uncle Sam’s house on his lot Just east of the quite well attended. Mra. Dorothy in Bowne. She is slowly recovering forces, are visiting Mrs. Tompkins' Windstorm Co. building on East Hoffman is president for another . from her recent Illness. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Center SL Mrs. John Belson entertained the Miss Grace Edmonds entertained Mr. and Mra. Earl Marahall and z c-nAn rn>FFir K , . Irving ladles with a party compli­ ten girls in honor ot Miss Anna- family of Detroit were weekend । MY. and Mra. Leslie Gould and mentary to Mrs. Carl Hula on WedI family visited Mr. and Mra. Art nesday. Gould of Fulton Sunday. I Miss Donna Nagel of Grand RapMr. and Mra. Wallle Campbell of ids visited her grandparents here recently. Hastings spent lhe weekend with -------Mr. and Mra. Myron Wortman Mr. and Mra. Herald Leach of nock hospital where he was oper­ i Jackson visited Mra. Ella Wertman ated on for hernia and Is getting , Sunday. along as well as can be expected. 1 Mr. and Mra. A) Ryan daughter The Sunday school officers are: Beth and Miss Irene Hammond of supt., Mrs. John Belson: sec'yAurora. Ill., spent Saturday and treas.. Mrs. Clarence Longstreet: Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Ardy pianist. Mrs. Martha Dean; libra­ Owen and Grandpa Hammond Mrs rian. Robert Wilcox; teachers. Lena Dorothy Monroe and Maynard Nagel i Mrs. i. Beste Perry. Bernice ’ spent Sunday at the Owen home. Nagel, Elma Belson. Mrs. Arthur Jgrred and her two Mavnard remained for the week. vmuwest children, her oldest daugh­ Toller" was well attended Some ter Mrs. William McCann and lit­ came from Delton. Hastings, and tle Jane McCann ajl of East Lan­ sing were Friday visitors at the Bottle Creek. "Die Lammers reunion was held home of Mr. and Mra William Mc­ at lhe home of John Lammers and Cann. Sr. here. Mr. and Mrs Wilson Travis and family Sunday. A good dinner and children of Battle Creek were Sun­ a Rood time Ls reported Donna and Junior Campbel) are day callers at the home of Mr. and visiting in Urbandale for two weeks. Mrs. Frank Travis. । Backward GlanCOS | f) g f-S of Yesterday Mark; STOP ES.INC, 128 W. State St. Hastings, Michigan Phone 2524 FOR VICTORY-BUY U. S. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS & BONDS your speed and Keep you motor Yes, it's expert care that In For Free Check-Up! Come SURPRISE FOR DAD the policeman came along. To the young man at the foot of the lad­ der the officer said. "Eloping, eh?" "No." answered the young man. "we've eloped already, and now we're coming home lo live with the family." Span Tolls Lifted Tolls have been removed from 27 bridges in fftur states in recent years with the aid of the federal government The American Legation guard, contabllshed at Pekin, China, in Novem- GET IN THE SCRAP! HOUSEHOLD GOODS see us today. VULCANIZING AND GENERAL There will be • SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE acron from where the old elevator stood in Coots Grove on Friday, Aug. 28, 1942, at 1 o'clock. TIRE REPAIRING ANDRUS SERVICE Phono 2240 daytime. For night eorv> Ice phono 2352 or 2230 Jeffarsaa aad Court Hastiaga, Mieklgaa Take Port of Your Change in War Stampi •atttriM, WiadaklaU Wlgar. Gra.ataj ▼akaatatag TERMS: Cosh ALTON WOOD, PROP. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-09-03.pdf 85537d1c4726989b29515b70d3c66155 PDF Text Text Fati loiives THE HASTINGS BANNER In saving to Mrs. >. Salvage loan! has M>un<te of of Michl- lection of capita In >und* per I sections, rritory to isllal slipI1 formcr« glyeerl|p«lves. illlty rests s possible. e thereby fort. should be ic mouth* hot tenlng lace until. It may at dealer a pound i Willison cunlon nt Sunday. live pres- m Saturh inconDairymcn nllk stool looks rnical time out. of B»tIrs. Vern Plainwell nk Town Her Sun- la home i able to* ne. Edward rnndpar'rick and )ver the r. Eldon !S of Otundav of m*. Mrs, eek with »mes, of accomthrough nd New lam and Innm of evening n proving lie Creek pc ration. Barnes Mrs. J. IIGHTY-SIVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY? SEPTEMBER 3. 1942 16 RACES—2 SECTIONS SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 DRAINAGE BOARD ^^aio&lElection Interest Gains Momentum ----; 02838687 , Your Vote Needed At Sept. 15th Primary Primary, SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS SS MAIL TO MEMBERS OF U. S. FORCES ABROAD !fl,S I this district, te winding up a bit­ Except for a poUtoi political clique m.wj, initeny tougnt campaign wh with an -tn.."tow to' . Van Buren county which is opposing | teiuive^ speaking tour in Van Buren Mr ai«ler out of personal »pite. and Allegan counties. Saturday eve­ luua he ne addressed •□urtMTU audiences audiences of ot *evth,rc would be no question of the ;: nlng sevlend outcome ;eral hundred people at Bloomingdale Not even the most bitter member j ■?d S^^y he spoke at a mile* upstreum and two miles down.- .lP® *;“'**** „ ’ *2° tlie opportunity, to supply the can- not—no member of the draft board ofw.tthis ring ha* attempted to que»this ring iuu ha* ..... attempted qur*- ■P2 cnl—^_ iito Hura----— _— Bur®n WB5 ’ftoren* streum from Thomapple lake. That\ ,uSof the W K KeltoggFoun- dldat* <or/<he state senate. j enjoys sending them. Brft. it* a job “tlon “ Mr. Sigler's ability — — ■ or to deny p“* .F**' i— —’zh^e " d Md Bmteo'r that he ha* better qualification* for cl“lUM ,n Hartford Bangor d and Ba user have wu „I1M d.mni.b „ . fauon. Dr. *lU«nd hu uUUT-1T W1U. TAKE STKOND office vi of state aciuiwr senator man than ।---attempted interfere with proagreed that Kim wa* the man to the me muwc --e-- to - -------------— r-’* of the drainage board, which was ; tenUve to hte dutle* as the head of SUPPORT HERE ON THE "HOME . , , ■ ~~—7------ • "■ ‘------------ - ----------------- ----------- ------------- **rvc " chairman. And he has the...man they finally persuaded to i speaking there, “«p* “engagemenu ss to^’to^h Barry county health department. Thornaoale Drain Bloekad । *“ notified Saturday night to re- . S, Th.t So«,d Thu„d«; iiXSdS"."?. x tnat bl not u ne accepts responslblllty Itnd doe* a workmanlike job. special inter- | Take the draft board, for example. ! It's a thankle** Job. No parents en.. _. . .. ._ —---?-------------------- --------- 15 w nn NUMBER ----- - ' ' 1 ■ COUNTY COMPLIMENTED FOR Post Offloa Department in oo- ^AJ* 8J"^MP Departments for the acceptance of A?JD SALE DRIVE . ,(°ur. armed forces = serving.outside the "What county can beat Barry?* ThU question Is asked by a state continental United Slate*. (Fbr the lr*de bulletin in commenting I purpo*e of these instructions Alaska on the record this county has made ■ te included in the term "oatekte the to uate war stamp date m in tne the War Stamp ana and Bond ' continental United States") In or­ campaj.n being siCTSi *25conducted “Mu“'d by dec that such nareeta mav raaeh tha day. when the nine member* of that counl>««ut»ve of the In members of this ---clique Furthermore. George Carpenter. । dltton. postmaster* are requested to —fact, ------ --------------------------------- |wllh hl1 pro«rem anyway. Barry County has les* total vole* Barry County draft board has the board voted unanlmou*ly that the count5’ health-department. He ha. than elllter of the other two coun­ top rating of any board in the state, aren't “ particularly concerned about --' chairman for this county, received a | bring the following requirements to drain was unnecessary. They have been “ c“P“blc. courteous executive. tie* and will have.to have a "whack- I the question of ability—they are J letter from John Van Den Berg, the attention of maitera: and has many friends, who so reported to County Drain Com- ■, “ ,u1 h “ won nu,nv merely Interested in going to any i Ing good" turnout on Sepj. 15 to Grand Rapids, Zone 4 chairman. ; TIME OP MAILING —Christmas hope he may be returned to Has­ overcome this handicap. A mhtoloner Ritchie. ' ,one where personalities "should en- extremes to defeat the Barry County congratulating the Barry organ!**- parcel* and Chrtelma* card* should ft was unfortunate that there was . ting* when his war service shall end.,' Very few people who know Kim candidate. lion for an excellent toh done. He I be mailed during the period beginno engineer at the meeting to ex- | There is nothing healthy about, Bigler would attempt to deny that also said that the weekly bulleth. ' ning October I and ending NovwnIt's a question of what is best for plain tire proposition, its probable such an attitude. he ha*, the ability to make an out- Barry County. which Mr. Carpenter ha* been *end- Iber i. 1942. the earlier the better. cost, and tire height and cost of the , Many substantial citizens of Van standbig senator. If more people Ing out to each of the workers here . Patrons should be encouraged to en­ We haven't had a Barry county proposed dam al the outlet of the ■ : with hte qualification* would take Buren and Allegan counties are just ns a suggestion for use in other dorse each gift parcel “CtutetniM Gen. Glodcon M. Barnes lake. Ian active Interest in government, 'man in the state senate since the ,as incensed about the whole affair as ' ■»ea«. i Parcel" Special effort will be made Where more than one county te Said In London Interview public affair* would not be in such Eighth District was formed. H's our we are here, and agree that Kim However Mr. Carpenter points out1 to effect delivery of ail Christmas turn. It is to our advantage to have should have the nomination. Involved in a proposed drain, the j 1 u continual mess. Uiat even yet co-operation with the [ parcels mailed during that period The dally papers of last week proceiture Is for tire chairman of the |। -tl eu .j . ** No man can serve three term* a* ’this representation. But. the decision rest* largely with drive here te by no means complete ' in lime for Christmas 'Wednesday published an interview board of supervisor of each county They Should Attract Many prOM.CuUng attorney, more than It's a question of whether Kim Barry county voters. in London’. Eng^dTwHh Br^ler Jt,UU room for wb- | -------------------------------------SIZE AND WEIGHT—In vtew ot* ■ to dioose three supervisor* a* mem- | A heavy turnout at the Sept. 15 General Gladeon M. Barnes Eighth' Grade Rural Pupils i twenty year* a* a trial lawyer In one :Sigler has the ability to serve as ; , He lncre“»*’ I the urgent need for shipping space bers of the drainage board, who .lull , , community, or as chairman of a istate senator in.a manner which primary is needed announced that day that the British ■ 1 ------- —------- - ------ ■ — to transport materials directly e*determine the necessity of the pro- ' Michigan lias a fine taw which county draft beard without "stepping would be creditable to the county Cast your bailot' sentlal-to the war effort. Chrtatmat os well a* American* are producing .m posed drain. In this case Barry,' provides for a twelve-grade educa- on toe*" somewhere along the line— :and the district. :Job for somebody e . parcel* shall not exceed the present Enton and Ionia counties were in­ I tlon. with fre® tuition for every ' ~ । limit* of 11 pounds in weight or 1g terested. so lire drainage board con- : | inc he* in length or 42 inches in ' person of school age. Germans" General Barnes te tlie slstcd of nine member*. : length and girth combined. Nev­ A CORRECTION ordnance chief of the American \FDTFMRrD TFDM Under the drain taw of this slate. I In this county if an eighth gender the -public te urged by the army, and te therefore tn a pcaltlotf »■■ ■ ■> IVLIt ILI\I T I ,i ertheless -------- - — ---------------those who desire till* drain can get1' lives In Woodland. Nashville. Thorn- 1 In a sub-line under the pic* ----------u .... ... -----j War and Navy Departments to coto speak advisedly. His mission In , out new irctitions. at the end of a apple-Kellogg, Delton-Kellogg or ture, "Floating Machine Shop." England Is to work out types of big year from Thursday, August 27.,, Freeport district*, or In the cor­ on page 2 of last week's issue of gun*, and ammunition, so that and go through the same procedure. |i porate limits of Hastings, twelve Many Seek Divorces Of an ordinary shoe box. and the the Banner, it was stated that a whether made in England or Amer- ■ . If they eon then convince a drain- ,. grades are provided. But there are They Are Warned To Start Passes Quota In War Stomp — __ _______ _ 6 oounds. Thoar lUrart. Circuit court will convene on. wel “ht 6 potuids^1 weight These to depart ­ age board that the drain te neces- ’ about seventy rural districts in the lea., they can be used by the armed , navy recruiter would be at the —nt l,Vx—— —country. «<.—•—> *T —.1. —will-Monday. ..III I < Keeping Income Records And Bond Drive Sponsored ft. force* of — either This September 14 at am ।mfnt^ pointed out also that sary. It can be carried through. If county where the eighth grade Is : Post Office every Friday from correlate allied fighting material, 'o’clock a. m. For the Aral day the ' mcn’bcra of the Armed Barces are By Theaters materia). they should fail, then they would the limit. Tlie graduates from that Hundreds of thousands of Ameri­ 9:00 to 11:00 A. M. This should Gen. Same* said that while sec- juror* are not summoned as the ^n,,l y Pro*ldwl »ith food and cloihhave to wait another year: and so grade in such districts must, there- ican farmers, who have never paid PUb,‘C U n°“° Hastings once again went "over recy must be maintained as to the Judge will arrang^^he ord” tor have read, “even' Monday from on. year by year. fore, choose a high school, and the ian Income tax in the past, will matter In gift parcel*, the top" In the sale of war stamps types of gun* and munitions, nel- hearing or trying cose*, that day I ™ud® There can be no manner of doubt state will pay hte or her tuition. I'.| have to settle with the collector ot ther Die British nor the Americans if there are jury cascsSeady for!?*?1 more than orfe Christmas parthat the building of many drains tn iI To all such persons Hastings High internal revenue this year, due to and bonds. Eaton. Ionia ond Barry counties.' school offer* superior advantage*, changes made by congress In tl>e to concede any superiority to, trial, the juror* are Usually ium-, As a part of the billion dollar had the Germans in weapons moned for the oecond day. WhethUL,S wh*° “nt which drains receive the\run ofl of with its large teaching staff, num- new Income tax taw. This will be sale for September being sponsored “A three-week lour of British fac- ; er they are or not will depend on •'!* S P*™”1 water from many hundreds of tiled erous courses of study, superior due to two things; 1st., the farm in­ by the motion picture theaters of torle* has convinced me that, what the call of the calendar may ' m to or for the same ad­ farms, ha* created a serious problem i' equipment and u 23.000 volume 11- come this year will be 35 per cent the nation, this city was assigned a Americ* has a lesson to team in reveal Only one criminal case Is p^parattom at Thomapple take, as well a* up- : brary In connection with the school, larger than la*t year: 3d., congress quota of $12,000. This amount was the employment of women in mu- listed. Following are the cases oh F etrenm and down the river from which is freely offered to the schol- ha* lowered the exemption* in the quickly oversubscribed in a special nitlons-making." the general said at the calendar for the next term: , “ J?®1 that body of water. In a year like : un A diploma from Hastings High individual tax. ceremony at the Strand here Tues­ a press conference ' *nd the handling and । till*, when we have so many and ; will admit the person havlng.it.1 The agricultural'department at "We employ wumq* but we are 1 Criminal Cywe* any storage It must undergo, it to day evening. The exact total is not such coplqus rain*. Several cottages.' without examination, to any Michl- Washington has urgently warned George F Cramer Recalls A known at this writing (Wed. morn­ going to have to employ many | The people v*. Stanton Sensiba. | absolutely necessary that all article* ui the take had from a foot to three gun Bnll college, VQUCBV, to the ura University uiunmuiy M u* farmers iaimers that uun In in Uieir uieir prospecUve proapccuvc pandering. ' be packed in substantial ------------boxes ar -na**"* •" ing i but it is well past the <13,000 more Tlie British are using worn- I charged with ----Story His Grandsire Told feet of water on their first *10°ra Michigan, or to any college or uni- income tax reports they must sepJurv Cirii r.u«. I container* and be covered with mark. en in task* such as boring gun*., durlng the March freshet, which venity |n the states of Ohio. In- ‘ arate their business expenses—such Jury Civil Causes wrapper* of sufficient strength not George F. Cramer, who te giving During the interval between the which in the United State* te done ।I wasn't so nice. dtane. HUnote. Wisconsin, and Min- j as the cost of feed for stock, or of Harry Stehr vs. Carl Miller and j only to resist pressure of other mall our reader* some of the experience* showing of "Mrs. Miniver." the color only by skilled mechanic*" We understand that the adviser nesota. seed for sowing or for fertilizer General Barnes expressed belief Frank Hula, trespass on the case. |ta the same sack, but to withstand of the petitioner* urged that widen­ At the head of the schools of this ' from the family living expenses, he has had. Is the grandson of B guard of the American Legion Grace Uhl v*. Hany Shute, tre*- the weight at other sacks of mail. ing and deepening the river up city te Superintendent D. A. VanBus- , What a farmer pay* for hte living C. Cramer, a pioneer resident of marched down the aisles to the tune that American industry must train ;p*M on the case which In the long transit may ba women for similar tasks. stream for two mile*, and doing kirk. He te recognised by the teach- 1 expenses te NOT deductable from this county Ttos weak he speak*------<umirHl WM piByca wnuNational anthem waa played white A spokesman for the ministry at, I Ida M. Cook va. Edwin Bros*,, plied thereon. Furthermore, as such the same down stream from the out­ er* of Michigan as an outstanding hte Income: but hte business axof hte grandfather in the following the audience stood at attention, taespass on IhiT-tase. • parcel te subject to cen*or»hlp. desupply, under whose auspices the let two mile*, would prevent the wa­ educator. He waa the first president' penses are deductable from hte Marvin F. Cooley v*. Pet Milk Go. > lay ln handling may be mtalmlsed story, He writes: Kim Bigler. Hastings atto rne y general came to Britain. Interrupt-, ter from piling up in the take, and of the Michigan State Teacher* [ gross Income. He should, there“I gave a yam to your paper last then explained briefly the purpose ed to **y"that In production of cer­ and. Jiazen Gray, trespass on the ! by securing the covering of the parsave such severe flooding above, Atwociaiion to be elected from a town fore, keep an account of the de­ week and T have been asked for .1u-1j —,J. ..... ...777. l -(Continued on Dan 5 sec 1) tain parts of a new British antl- CA*e below and at the lake Itself. Then , U1 of uua this size. nc He was given me the unun-1; aucuoie ductable items, Vlelta Cathey vs Richard Bess. ......I honor KA— of reelection. -Tht. W]J1 have to keep an father and mother will see that be proud of the fact that this thea­ It beoomc* important to know wttat^ual This evl- | No fanner farmer will mer. trespass an the case. ! u aw ---- -­ the quicker run-off from the take dences the high regard In which the 1 account of that part of the cost their children read It. for it Is a ter is ably doing Its bit. along with Alberta Cole vs. Richard Beamer. I 1 Q A? In this city, where General Barnes would do down stream, where the teacher* of Michigan hold our su- । of hte family living gained from hte true one. with a moral. It goes as other theaters in the nation, tn this 1 ■ patriotic drive. The quota for Has­ grew up. and from whose schools he trespass on the case. river was not made wider or deeper, perintendent of schools. . farm in his Income statement. He follows: Russell Brinkley vs. Richard Besstings Is |12f)00 and I am happy to graduated, there 1* great interest (Continued on page j. Sec. 1) , Hasting* High school has always 11* entitled to the wood he cuts from •’My grandfather came from Ger­ 'drawn a large number of outside hte own woodlot. the value of the many when a young man. He work­ say that at this very moment that in what he say* and does, great Omar Barnum n. Consumers > students. It ha* graduates who have | egg*, meat and vegetables the fam- ed seven years to learn the black­ goal ha* been reached, but all of pride in what he has become, sin­ cere admiration for him, and sin­ I attained high positions in (he bust- ' Ry uses which are raised on hte own HL TV JIVtlL VT I1J jneM worI(jy tbe educational world iahd. Neither doe*" he"have to “to- smith and wagon trade. I do not higher mark. Such drives as this are cere desire for his continued ad­ Nat Cain of Nino During think a nicer man ever lived—very a good reminder to Hitler that It vancement In the army, where he UEnE EATIinniV lflnd ,n Uw Mrv,M of our country. Idude the rental value of hte farm honest and truthful in all his deal­ would be better for him If he were ho* served and te serving with such assumpsit. litKl 80 wc ur«e u,e •l«hth Voders of home. ings with his fellow men. He told distinction. ' Barry county, who do not reside , on the other hand. If he ex- me tills story when I was a small back in Austria hanging paper." At an attractively arranged booth “—~ . j within a twelve grade school dte- change* eggs or vegetable* from his boy. and I have never forgotten it. Howard Price, ejectment. • by teachers of the Hastings school* In front of the theatre at which Myrtle Pnybusz. formerly Myrtle jin May and compiled during the Ben Franklin Variety Store irict. to consider Hastings. We feel ।farm for groceries, the value of "He and grandma landed in Phil­ Mrs. Maud Schomp was in charge, Gould, vs. Archie and Mary Carri-' summer month*, indicate a net gain In Former A & P Bolldin, -to be “Med .Uh those products thus exchanged be­ adelphia. Penn., in an early day. more than a thousand dollars In 1 of nine in the number of school age comes a part of his income. If he and got a job. In those days what stamps and bonds were quickly sold Ernest Pierce vs. Darian D. Sand-1 youngsters In this community dur­ Saturday. Sept. 5. has been set for 1,1 trades two hogs for a cow. that cow i we call hotels were called taverns, to passersby. 1 Several Hastings friends drove lo er*, trespass on the case tag the la*t year. There are 13 more te added to the value of hte hold-;-phen stock-buyer* traveled on the opening of the new Ben Prank- INSPIRING ADDRESS Bloomingdale lo hear Kim Sigler Adolph Pauley va Wm. E. Howe. ■ girl* but 4 leas boys than tn 1941. tags, and he must include In hte horseback, and carried quite an Un store In the building formerly ,OF REV' ,11' McEACHIN speak lo citizen* of Van Buren Geo. L. Brandt vs. Cyril Enyart. I The official 1943 report, given occupied by the A. Aj P. The store ' One of the best and most inspire- iincome itatement the value of the. amount of money with them. county in his campaign for state trespass on the case. 'herewith, give* the total number of hog* he traded. I “One night one of these stockbuy.111 he under the m.ne.rmen! ot “0"*'„"?l£rCSr,!S’ senator. They said a crowd of 700 Erma Brandt vs. Cyril Enyart,' school age youngiter* tn the comEvery farmer who receives, in cash | er* put up at a Philadelphia tavern. « KiSSTtn"” oi^Lrto£’.?lfa h1: and from such trades m we have,The next morning he started out people greeted him there, and that trespass on Uic case. munlty; not merely Uw number achis talk evidently was well received. Harry Mohrmann. Receiver, vs. tually attending school: indicated of his product* for pth-. to buy stock. He wa* gone but a TOrX, he. been eomplelel, akp Bovs Girls Total er products, an amount equal to hte short lime when the horse came Mr. „ „ D , k . That afternoon he had addressed Albert J. McClelland, assumpsit miHlrlrd end rrdreoreied end new I' ,?' William C. Main. Guardian. v*. individual tax exemption, must file , back minus hte rider The neonle Mr* E' V,n p°Perln«- wh<> heads A small clique of Van Buren coun­ Hayden Hathaway, trespass on the il.ture. hew been In.telM wn" 7?. ml a report with the internal revenue formed a posse, and started the “>e cotnmlltee 01 Barry Christian—faith In God. love for * fonn®d ® P°?*' “d lh® ty. headed by a man who was beal: m H — (r<(H — >av mu Kain — ' ------->. — . — ------. — Thev Chapter. American Red Cross, Duomeent fahU tor UlumlneUon. ,! mankind and the Golden Rule in । crossing. They William C. Mata vs. Hayden 1 m t0 ratsc money for 400 kit* to be ten in a law suit in which Mr. 81gTlie front has been remodeled with ' daily life and i'1 in government. si. He!**^™*,?^^ “* found where the horse had turned umro glven soidjen M Uley cmbark new window* and a maroon glass d*‘1’\ ‘‘{® .,"d 1 Hathaway, trespass on the case. । „ urged hu his hearers 10 to thtnk think »straight. f !^ound *?’?ed for Uwn front The store wiM feature a com- j ‘™i«ht., for overseas, has organized her are doing their utmost to defeat Edward D. Wells, Receiver, vs. • |0 nd to be true to Christian ideate: ,do,“ l?rifed up a hoUow tree tiie Hastings attorney for the nomi ­ Thomas D. French, assumpsit. j J, pletc line, of popular priced mer-: to pray and have faith in God. He ™“rT,ed *.1'30?' U\.*?00 d,’ Member* of the posse took a long 'county-wide committee. nation. Barry County Board of Supervte- “ chnndlse in a large variety, known 1 .Lear, "E tow to. Referring to their efforts Mr. Sig­ ora. To determine water level ot 7 Uli » W ai.uv. mu wruiaa .. . because America te Standler said: "A decent citizen who gives Crooked lake. ) to Hastings an enlarged shopping : .T I. up a successful law practice to run Barry Co. Board of Supervisors. , !* : !□ “ a ldn single man and hta hte ,ncome Income «' ex-!nnd tn front. The dogs kept at, ... center and siiould a worth.nrt^he action bpd HeItelsaid ':U ®,e man while addlUon to prove both the com- I °’ rd he w111 1have makr 8 ——— »«»• Tii —•- ~ — —e a'work and found the body of the i~Mlddlevllle. Mr*. Jean Balsch; for public office must expect the To determine waler level of Thom' • jnunlty and to the customer. ! we will need prayer'and prayer and the applica applies-­ report: -------- ,. ------------If------------a married man.u. and hte ! stockbuyer behind a big log—It was!0®110”' Mrs Robert Barnes; Dowl- slurs of political bosses. If he can­ apple lake. tion of Christian principles after U ll» or mon. hr mu>t. JSlar" r-l.nO U?« An™iln« UoH omul: Export, not take it. he ought not to run. Roy Thomas vs. Robert Sponsble,' J' the war. or we will iiave more wars. file a report of hte Income. "Michigan politics are boas domi­ asrumpsit. : vestlgation found that the coat the !?,”• Fred ^bberer; Nashville. Mrs. TWO AUCTION SALES ------------------------Louie R. Neal and wife v*. Fred I Under such conditions, it will be dead man had worn was being worn yJnce- Woodland. Mrs. Agnes nated." he said. "It is high lime wtee for a fanner to know, by keepCy onTof tae^en ta The 9°* U Oro ’ ®' Ch “ that somebody with nerve and the J. Young, bill to establish convey-' JESSE LARABEE. Propr. JOINT MEETING I IM2 total 593 1217 Having decided to quit farming ££ right punch stepped into the ring ance. Ing an account 11941 total 597 and started .swinging. And that is Edward D. vs. Hattie Scharff, di­ . on account of working In town. Mr. OF CHAMBERS OF c“m.' S ,Thi1 -“JT t “*> connfahAln, .aacU, Alfa Larabee will have an auction sale ! li CBf*e vorce. , oord th., will be ot much help lo I the hole, found In the hollow tree verdale, Mr*. Hazel Brooks and The officers ol~1he Van Buren ut his farm located 9 mile* south of WfYlflnCnVK Mymie J. vs. Carl J. Christie, di- 25 SELECTEES WILL GO him when he shall make hl* in­ and In the body of the murdered Hickory comers. Mrs. Homer Johncounty Republican committee re­ vorce. j TO FT. CUSTER SEPT. II Hastings; or one mile north of Ce-------------’ come report early next year. man. The man wearing the coal Richard and Edith M. Arentz vs. | Bany county young men. dur . ... • — ... dar Creek across from the Doud I' These kits contain many small cently endorsed Sigler's opponent, was arrested, charged with the Senior And Junior Group! to EX-GOVERNOR DICKINSON an Allegaib-druggist. Sigler, refer­ Middleville Power Co. Injunction. nlMnbera of the tert group sort to school. He is ottering a good list of■ articles for the comfort and enter* crime and confessed it. So they ring to their action in his address. horses, cows. hog*, chickens, hay and tainment of fhe men. They will be J,* IliCII. I ne, WUI uc -------------------------Hear Speaker From India TO SPEAK SUNDAY Percy and Mina Winslow v*. NaKalamazoo for teatlng. and who took him back to town. ; p<ts,d the ' rHm mBde under the direction of Mrs. *UUed lhal lhelr *cUon indicated tlonal Discount Corporation. grain, farm machinery and house­ Ex-Governor Luren Dickinson te "The posse felt that such----Dr. John Bannlnga. Holland. to be guest speaker in Barry county . —. Fred Bechtel. In charge of produc- th*1 assumed to be the politlhold goods. Henry Flannery will cry B. va B.. divorce. nt j»Qrt Custer for active duty ' Inal did not deserve, and should lion, and Mr*. V. D. Ackerman, her cal dtetetora of Van Buren county Ute sale and Arcellous Campbell will Mich., who recently returned from church- ne« Sundw Darthys v*. Max Storey, dlrorce sepumbar 10. They gra: II I not have, . a trial m for m. the cnm. crime n, he assistant. All Red Cross chapters In Iln choosing a senatorial candidate. India aboard a U. 8. transport, will act as clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in I - ,_____________ U n« o(un lh.i „ pramfamt . , h,d ,farIUM . Belva E. vs. Joseph W. Kidder, Gordon W T**ker, Baltevua; address a combined meeting ot the ,pmjrUU> fa l>wrd mour »».lfar „,„oU tlrf , in this issue for full particular*. lramd hu their'ou2t7 aim’iiimtai driv« tar JUN,°R HIGH‘SCHOOL dlvorc®' ________ Lewis A. Endsley, Hastings; RudHastings Senior and Junior Cham- Ma, Alfa tom 1. p-rhhp, no , „„k „„d „ n, George F. v*. Dorothy Gardner, olph c Bartholomew, Delton; Cllf,or I ELEMENTARY AND KINDERVAL KURR, Owner mAh In Mlchfann l«Uy who lu o ( hlmall He ..id dlvorce. ford C. Yoho, Hastings; LaRue W. 'hOT Vto. mml-H. aid: As Mr. Kurr is going to be en- 'hall here Monday. Sept. 14. at 6:30 meny lrtend. .. ha. IhU mod old C. S. Rennets. Trustee, va EU*a McMillen woodland; Ernest E. -TvT'aff m — —----bI1 the business, social, fraternal । Children whose Sth birthday oc- Foster. Harry and Beatrice Green. powers ' MiddlevilleAlbert J. gaged in other work he will have1 P. M. This will be the first meeting man.' II — -«i - -- --------- a T -«a Naomi E. Pierce va Hannah Cal- Wahmhoff. Doster; Byrle W. FotMr. Dickinson te not only abut keen nd churc organization* In Has- I eU c“f ”‘b‘e oe‘to on! ,rxakindergarten. ™a.t> *'1‘1KJ^ r® an auction sale at his place in Irv-i' for each group since early summer. student of current events a °r *7* or or 'white' “ tings and hher committee member* enter Parlamer and others, bill to clear title. I ter Hastings- Leo R Hitt WoodIng twp.. sec. 12. located 1miles 1■ Since India te now a focal point chn.UA,, .enuenan -hoa ,o.pel Sr'■ X JhiMafa toe conn., m fa,fanln, •."’J’SS.jS I in world news and since Dr. BanLeonard P. va Gertrude L. Bates. • ’ • --------------south Freeport High school: or 7 ■ iland; Maurice Hamilton. Bellevue: thelrwork. — —- « • kindergarten children to Central miles north, 2 miles west and U Inlnga has lived in India for about to'ptol , „,p,r other Ihlnfa. end e> I I Philip A. McKeachle. Battle Creek; ! 40 year*, hte remark* will be of un­ Bairy Co. people * always have 8ch001 for enrollment on Monday, Margaret H vs. Russell Demond. ' Harland 8 Blair. Hasting!; Lawmile north of Hastings. He te offer­ 11 1. e.paud lhet found, tram u , nwe.n,, , u,ur m, (Uhe, .11 perle ot toe tounl, will elUnd ,h„ m,Un, milt q.,^, m "gone over the top" in their war September 7. some time during the divorce. ing a good list of horses, cows, pigs, usual current Interest. I Dr. Banning* stales that, although support and Mr*. Van Popering i* hours ° r ,0: 0° >2 m. or 3:00 lo lheee ankee Mr Ol««™on .prefa „ fa, falnfa. end no. Il chicken*, harness and farm machln- '. Tytor. Woodland: Arlan D. Kenyan, he left India shortly before the re- “j1”. S.unE?'l'l’u?h “ ‘LIS hoe led me 10 murder A men tor sure that again Barry Co. will do •4:00 P- m elementary and Middleville Pliwer Corp.. Injunction. Delton: Harold L. Johnston. Woodanrt M r Gowen will act a* rierk ,ctnt of Gandhi, he has been and at the Hickory Comers Method-1 hls mon.v h Its part by raising this 1400 In a Junior High School pupils will (ConUnued on page 3, Sec. 1) . “JX, ‘IS!.: “STS: . please report at Central School dur­ 1st church at 11:30.| and t*. short time. Individual contributions will be'*1* Uicsc houra aUo New H1«h when riots “ and fighting' w were for full particulars. nrf street nB1,Uni ',r* N AwSSh my auction “*aie was ad-1""2^.' wide spread. gtadly accepted by any member of School pupils enroll September 1 teach them to be strictly honest ° honest. Ule cotnm|tUe land 3 from 8:30 to 12 m. and 1:00 vertlsed for Saturday. Sept 5. many J"W; NOTICE CORRESPONDENTS : Children, you should never steal TRANSPORTATION people came by mtetek* test week BURGLARY AT GUN LAKE ALSO ADVERTISERS AND j even a pin or anything else. It The tale will be held a. advertteed I®"*, D. A- VanBuskirk ORGANIZATIONS OFENINGS IN DEFENSE Some one or one* burglarised the NOTICE Richard _ . .. .. ... .. . IJVU I you orc are IIUIWM honest O4IU and uuc. true, *uu you nev need — Rkh ^ *****’ Out 9-3 this coming Saturday Sept. 5. little store in the bath hou*e, near Due to the fact that Monday.! Mt fcar that some one will put a TRAINING CLASSES It will be necessary for school Adv—4-3. Harvey Myer*. Sept 7•. te Day. the Banner ™aiuuim jvui yournev* »ur for■*actu.ua JrtouB We have opening* for three men POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT Streeter’s resort. Gun lake. 8atur- districts or parents to make arrange- — , ,________ CasteJein. HagUngs; W — Labor —;— ~~i-* -—. ------- । lupe day night. The store te kept by Mr.'ments ------- -at ---------——>*-»<— •­in office will be closed. It would be apso- t Crtme. the training for which — .. tn our supplementary War training once■»if•— transportation was I am a candidate for renomination notice and Mrs Peter Randall during the | Hastings school busses te deaired for preciated If correspondent* would , Stealing little things. Crime grow*, classes held at Sander s machine on the Republican ticket at the The Auxiliary firemen will meet ’ season. Mr. Randall closed the place the yrtr 1942-43. Please call or IP®.11 J.he r i *° we should never Start on that shop on North Broadway, if you Primary Election. S4pt. 15th. for Ute Monday. Sept 14 instead of 8spt j t9uUn4».. Klchart °. » at about 9:30 Saturday night. The write on or before Friday. Septem- Saturday. We would also appreciate vorking in a shop and tnter- office of Representative in the Bute 7 whkh U Labor Daythieves broke the panel of the door the cooperation of advertteera as t:wul for thl* time. You may rated in gaining further skill in op- Legislature. I will appreciate your and took a quantity of cigarette's and j D. A. VanBuskirk. V’LSL.11"** wh0,wJ*h Pul ta hear from ma again." crating a machine, call the high support at the Primary and the No­ RUMMAGE SALE | A. DundU. candy. Officer* are working on the Supt. of Schools. classifieds or organization notices. I George F. Cramer or Banty school office or Sander's • machine vember Election. Ellis E. Faulkner. Telephone 2234 -------------------------------------------------------- I Cramer. Take your choice. *hop. • Adv. 9-10 Mich. US. IS PRODUCING A SECRET WEAPON HASTINGS HAS FINE SCHOOLS INCOME TAXES TO HIT FARMERS LSTfaSJ-.“£2.2X2. HASTINGS AGAIN "OVER THE TOP" COURT CALENDAR mX°$.T0±:Lc.°" MY GRANDFATHER'S STORY HAD MORAL CENSUSRHKKT ins and , Tomp! Sam's impkins' Ined the compH>n Wedtid Rap- ita here is opergettlng pec ted. igstreet: : libra - her two daugh- »m Mc- via and re Sun­ dr. and from 27 recent federal fovem- NEW STOPE OPENS ____ __________ jAIUKUAT Sigler Has Hot Stuff For Would-Be Bosses RED CROSS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR 400 ARMY KITS '“in. V.Jlintocw I s RE p. 8CMOOL NOTIC‘ MmSSm �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER I, 1H> - PAGE TWO Ing Saturday for South Band. Ind.. I ha* red hair. Mr. and Mrs. LaFloy where he has a position ip a de-1 Greenfield of Hastings are the very fenae plant. Mr. Karrar ww for-(proud grandparent*. merly working at thg Univqpal Mr, oeorge Hebden has resigned merly ^working Unhwal garage hare In HasUnp. bar position as chairman of the O. M. M. Bradley Bradley returned returned Monday Monday Women's O. Women's Committee Committee for for War War Work Work from Blodgett hospital. Grand Rap- In Hastings and Mrs. Lucius Ixjbdoll *- **—- *-— -* — •*-- — —-* ...... •*“ has been appointed in her place. •*>. u. v.. mmwuua ■■ ; Music WaihlnaUm Mrs. Lobdell was formerly the chair ­ ,: vacancies ..---------------------school for talented John Eddy. ' in the scl musicians. For more detailed Infor- | Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Greenfield man in the 4th ward. nation and application blanks write | of route 4. Hastings were the proud -to the Officer in charge. United parent* of a daughter on Thursday. stores. whose 4 par cent quota of _......„ States Navy School of Music, Wash- Aug. 30. The little miss tipped the War Stamps and Bond Sales was J. C. ' I scales at S lb. and 6 o« and has been 11.200.000.00. turned In M.423.553A5, i < and Mrs. Ly to Karrar are lesv- named Muerli Ann. Incidentally, she or almost 25 per cent of Ita merthan- LOCAL NEWS dtae sate*. Translated into armament language, this would mean the equivalent of one dastroyer. piu* submarine, plus 100 Army fighter .PUnea. phu 36 light tanks I Quite a potent Tittle force to help greet" TO FOOD CENTER! Join up with your neighbors and make one car do the shopping work of two, three or even four to save gasoline and tires. You'll save money, too. if you’ll drive straight to FOOD CENTER. Thdre's plenty of room to park the cor easily and there arc plenty of low prices under our "ceilings"! You'll do less driving, too, because everything for your table can bo bought at the one time. Ours is a complete market offer­ ing vast varieties of quality groceries, choice meats, farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy products and baked goods . . . and every price FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR 5 KRAFTCHEESE 2 COFFEE BROWN SUGAR 99c 25c 59c 28c -.Pillsbury 24</i lb. sock Shurfine, Lb. CORN FLAKES Kelloggs or Post toasties ALL BRAN Kelloggs, lge. pkg. . POST TENS PEP Kellogg* 2 ... KRISPIES Rke .... p " 8' 20' 22' 23' 23' Shredded Wheat Kelloggs, 2 pks. CLAPPS Chopped Food 3 Baby Food O Clapps Strained . “fl Dry Oat Meal 9 " f< Clapps Campbell's Soup 19' 25' 13' 29' 19' DILL PICKLES CIDER VINEGAR 3 for 10c gallon £Qc Route 5. Is now in teaming at tbz PENNOCK HOSPITAL | °hFPT 5 Finance Replacement Training Oen- ( Bablea born at the hospital during OPK?’8 Saturday. twz-«. a ter. Fort Benjamin Harrtsqn, Ind. the f»zt weak were: a son u> Mr. I Saturday. Sept. 5, marks tnc PtsHou* to hta Induction. Ferri* waa ana and aara. WalUr coog boj jqj w n , MicniMlchi- Grand Opening of .... the new Ben wauer coox. an accountant with a CPA firm in <an gan on August August 20; 30; a boy lo Mr. and | Franklin store, store, owned and.^mtand Mr* Roscoe Custer. Custer, 8w Sunfield: a girl ed by Hagan Bro*. Specie izing In Holland. j Mrs. to Mr. and Mr* Phillip Oariinger. ’ popularly priced merchandise. 1LU Hiller. Hirohito 4* Co-1 hope th»l bejney round out many Naahvilte. and a boy to Mr. and now ready to taka Ils> ptace suroone Many of tire older residents of tnqrt ye^n. Mm diaries Sldnam. GtartuvUte., of the finest Independent stores in will live at 517 W. Walnut. this city will remember John Mate. Donald B. Hildebrandt. 329 S. a former blacksmith of this city— Broadway. Hastings ha. been Welle* Bedford and family. 123 all on August 31; and a alrl to Mr this community. and a good one too. Quite a good awarted a renewal of hta mholarahlp W. Grand, moved Saturday lo Kal- and Mrs. B. c Knodt. NMhvtUe. on i The people of thU community ., 1U — ------------------------Sept. 1. 1 have watched with much interest many yean ago. he moved to Grand ot Mlchl**n amazoo 1942-43 ■. Mri p Rapids to live with hl. •on. •AU AU the ,h* nu ’-4S school “hnoi year. v«r. . D WaUa of Jacfca01l ria. t Surgical paUenta now in tho hoa- the <jevelopnenta a. they have tax­ -* Pvt. Dwight D. Ferris, aon of Mr. received wordfrom her son, Pvt. -pltel and whose condition, are re- en place. Hret of all. the oidirwi friends and acquaintance, of Mr. Kenneth RHeath that he ha. been 1 as good are Robert Granger, was completely ' Mate, will be pleased to learn that! transferred tothe U. S. Air Corps Route 4; Mw-garet and Sandra Todd, building, which formerly houMKl me uran. r tome u ar ps ctartz- A & P Next a fine new .tore front. training and Hying school at Lub• vllle;--- Ronald and Harl Blank. 2121 one of the mort modern and out­ bock. Texas. - ------- —-----------Edwin .landing in town, was Installed Don Weaver, a former Barry coun­ Briar Place. Kalamazoo: After the front was completed, tlie ty teacher, lias been named Prin­ Hovey. Mulliken; George Bradshaw. Interior of the building .was com­ cipal of Kinney Avenue school at Shelbyville: Mrs Clara Honneman. Ipletely redecorated. The nxturea Nashville: Miss Bernice Johnson. I Mount pleasant by Supl. Charles B. are streamlined and convenient, and Middleville:. Kay Nell. Route 1; H' Park. In addition to tlie principal­ the entire store is arranged to make ship. Mr. Weaver will direct the lean Norrb, Dowling; Lota Tripp. 1shopping easy and pleasant training of student teachers at the Middleville: George Staiger. Ha*- ! John Onion, manager extends a tings: Mrs Don Higgins. Nashvtlft: i school which Is affiliated with Cen­ cordial Invitation to everyone in this tra) Michigan College of Education. Mrs. Leonard Doxry. Route 4; Dan 1section to visit his new store on Shay. 311 W. Thorn: Clinton Coff- । , Word has been received that Van man. 53 Bluff St-. Battle Creek; Mrs. opening day. Many special mer­ । i Roy Bauman. Hastings, ha* received Arthur Scobey.JMjjl E. Railroad: chandise offerings have been ar­ । an advancement in rating at Ute Lynwood Howe.H^ft^Colfax; Miss :ranged for this big event, he states. U. S. Naval Air StuUon. Corpus Marlin Bera, Nashville: Mrs. NorTire Banner joins the other busChristi. Texas jnan Williams. 209 S. Michigan; 1Ines* firms in welcoming this addi­ । Marshall H. Cook, after complet­ Cletus and Ray Marshall. Doster; tion to our ever-growtng business Ing preliminary instruction In the Marjory Ann Peake. Cloverdale; section. . i U S. Naval Air Service at Dallas, is Jack Bldiigh. Freeport; Mrs. William I now taking advanced training at Swiger. Freeport: Ted Offley. Wood­ SOUTHWEST HUTLAND Corpus Christi. Texas. land; Miss Marjory Boyes. 713 8. Mrs. Richard Laubaugh and Mrs. ' Speaking about Victory Gardens Church; Joan and Audrey NewtorO James Wilcox accompanied Mrs. —Here’s a real one. Monday morn­ Route 3: Charles Wilkes. Route 3;- Robert Wilcox to Gun lake Friday ing a double cucumber which had Jerry Haiuberger, Woodland; Allie where they visited the tatter’ll grown together at the stein and Wickett. 701 6. Church: Miss Geral­ mother. Mrs. Stewart Brownell. separated In n V-shape nt Uie jnd dine Morgan. Route 3: and Clarence Lueila Schrler left Sunday for was picked in Ernest Scott's pickle Shultz. 12g W. Colfax. Cedarville. Upper peninsula, where Tlie hosnital wishes m thank Mrs she will teach school again this patch 4’> miles northwest ot Has­ tings. It was on display In the Mildred Paine for the magazines which she donated. Banner office for several days. . Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Lord of Battle Mr and Mrs. Roy Finstrom who Creek were Sunday afternoon callhave been working with Paul Nlel- GREGORY era at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ifoy son and his orchestra for six years Mr. and Mrs Harold Slocum and Oaks. have joined Denny Beckner and hta M> and Mrs Lawrence Beadle and | Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lord and twelve piece band of Louisville. Ky. family ot the Star district spent I and Mr. and Mrs Robert Mr. Finstrom plays in the brass Sunday at dun take. I Wilcox were entertained at a blrthsection and Mrs. Finstrom is the Mrs. Arthur Wade and jobs of day dlimer Sunday al tho home of , vocalist. They are now playing at Holt are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mel- |Mr. and Mrs James Wilcox in honthe Iroquls Gardens until Septem­ vln Wade for a few days. |«r Robert» birthday. ber 13 when they leave to tour the Mr and Mrs. Joe Konieczny and 1 8®™h Erway returned Iwme Saturday spending a week the wn. Kenneth, spent Saturday eve-'i "" 4"' -after ----------------------------- at ” ~ Tliomas Waters. Joe Beck and home of Mr. and Mrs. Win Havens. nlng with Mr. and Mrs. Burr DenLynex Lewis. Barry-EAUm Y. M. C. Mrs Clara Wilder of Hastings and uiMij of Hastings. sister-in-law. Mrs Mattle Stamm Mr. and Mr*. George Fox of Grand Camtt Havo-Went-Ha Central take, Rapid*, and Mr. and Mrs Frank of Los Angeles, calif , visited from dZ the past week ChlUon of Cioverdal^ere Sunday Wednesday unjil Friday nt the War neeli have caused a boom oRenwon callers al UiFhome of Mr. home of Mr. and Mrs. France Gor­ ham. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keech of Dorothy and Beatrix Beatrice St. Pierre of Battle Creek also spent Friday tliere. Baery county has 34 in operation. Doroths Mrs Nellie Foreman spent Sun­ 'tlie total for the state being J.453 Grand Rapids returned home Mon­ day at Gun lake with her daughter Beef, pork and lamb on the hoof day after spending the week with . and husband. Mr. and Mrs. EULn will tread the auction block as one Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drake Mrs. Ida Daniels. Park. Mrs. Drake ’ s mother, went of the features of the combination Wm. Otis returned home Saturday 4-H State Fair and Farmers' Day with them and will remain for a after spending a week in Hastings ' program scheduled for laibor Day, The 4-H flub mel_at the home of with his daughter, Mrs Fred Barlow. Monday. -September 7. on lire Mich­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brogan last igan State College campus. evening with about 25 Sarah Erway. and Mrs. Clara RobDue-to the fact that the Etanner Wednesday picacnu inzen visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oils Offlcv was short of help this week, present. Gregory school opened Monday, ; Thursday. several {etters from correspondents Aug. 31 with Mrs Mae cadwaltader ' Mary Dunn and Harold Alkbon of J will not appear if possible they will as our’ teacher. There arc eleven Kalamazoo Visited her parents. Mr. run along with next week’s letter. pupils attending this year inruJ Mra Dunn over the weekThe H. H. S Memory Club. Class MUNICIPAL COURT NEWS of 1919. met Saturday at lire home Luella Schrler and son Hqbcrt .iw snent spent Wednendnv Wednesday and Thurviuv Thursday wltJk filh ' Frederick Fuhr, who has a gas­ ot Mrs. Harold Slocum, ...uv, with six relatives fn Kalamazoo. . oline station and auto acccsaaatau., ----store fn Baltimore on M-37. was TJr. and Mrs. Vern Haywood vislt. ’ arrested and brought into Muni- ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haywood of OGL'D CORNERS 'clpal court Monday on a charge of Lake Odessa Sunday. Prayer meeting will be al Edward receiving stojen property. He ad- ■ Campbel) home Friday evening. All ’ milted In court that he had not1 About Site of St. Louis. .Mo. welcome. ; made sufficient inquiry of the young Mr and Mrs. Clifford Kahler Peacetime Kharkov, in Russia, man who sold him the three tires, was one of the busiest cities of the called al Daisy Bergman's Sunday which had been stolen os we ex­ Ukraine, a region which was gen­ evening. plained elsewhere Tile -tires had erally pushing the development of Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle will been put onto the wheels of the it* natural resources. Silunted in :, .be entertained by Mrs Will Gurd young man’s car and were there the fertile black-cprth belt of Rus- ii Wednesday afternoon. September 9. I when he sold them to Mr Fuhr. I Mr and Mrs. Spencer and fam­ ■sia. with near by deposits of coal iThe latter Explained that the seller ily and Mr. and Mrs. John Houghtali claimed that he was employed in and lion, the city benefited both by Ing and family attended the Ham­ 1 a factory making war materials and the power resources and accessible mer ntenlc at Clear take Sunday had a permit to buy the three tires raw material* In form products and CaUers at Lynden Norris’ Sunday Mr. Fuhr has returned tho tires to minerals. By 1939, Kharkov’s popu­ were Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Fountain their rightful owners Judge Cbrt- lation — was 830.000. nearly twice its and family from Hastings. right assessed a fine of 335 00 and 1936 figure, Little Ilene Norris had her ton­ costs of 34 50. He gave him a se- ' --------sils removed. Friday and Is recov­ vere lecture. —ON. PAY ering nicely.’ Tlie school bell was heard Monday morning. Mrs. Catherine Chamber­ lin is teacher. . Rev. Ben Hescott and wife attend­ ed church here Sunday and with , Rev. and Mrs. Nichols called at the Ho>ling». Mich. Telephone, 2244-2557 B I Win. Curd’s. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, SEPT 7th SUNKIST LEMONS dozen 29' I HOME GROWN CABBAGE »> 2' CELERY HEARTS 2 17c 3 for 5c GREEN PEPPERS 2 lbs. 7c HUBBARD SQUASH CAULIFLOWER k' white heads 21 < 6 lb*. 19c MICHIGAN ONIONS CANTALOUPE 2/ 15c Home grown RED SALMON CORN -*** fTIAM TklEATRB= FRIDAY end SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4 end 5 Double Feature Attraction Virginia Weidlcr, Ray MacDonald PEAS "BORN TO SING" Rote Brand What the Name Says Black spot on rose bushes is just ' what the name signifies Small black 1 spots form and grow larger, and 1 leaves turn yellow and fall oil. If a and Marjorie Woodworth. Jimmy Rogers PEACHES 10% SHVED NOW OR 100% TAKEN OT THE AXIS UTERI 37c cote fou/ne Quality pound MUTTON STEW pound MUTTON SHOULDERS pound BOILING BEEF SIRLOIN STEAKS steer beef. pound pound BEEF CHUCK ROASTS lean . pound SALT PORK pound PICNIC HAMS pound BEEF LIVER pound BACON SQUARES he is aUll living in Grand Rapids at the ripe old age of 97, enjoying excvUent health for one ot hl» yeara. and in full possession of all hl* facultles. The twt Vtahu ot Hastings friends go with Mm. along with the 10' 24c 17' 39' 28' 25' 32' 29' 21' Del Monte , halves Lge. cans, a dozen DUDES ARE PRETTY PEOPLE' SUNDAY end MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6 on! 7 PLUMS MILK 3 COFFEE Monte, lb. Del COFFEE Manor House, lb. P &G Soap 6 ... Fels Naptha C Soap W ... LUX or Lifebuoy . 3 Sweet Pickles for Del Monte Lge. cons, o dox. 25' 30' 32' 26' 28' 19' 28' Dill Pickles Grapefruit juice V-8 juice Hot Chocolate OVALTINE TREET SPAM Joan Crawford. Melvyn Douglas - THEY ALL KISSED THE BRIDE" 19' 23' 29' 45' 65' 33' 34' FDODLCENTER ■ I . । 1 Ronald Coleman. Carry Grant, Jean Arthur • j । I ’ ’ THE TALK OF THE TOWN" । Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 P. M. TUES.. WED., and THURS.. SEPTEMBER 8. 9. 10 a specialist In landscape gardening. the branches one by one begin dyIng at the lop and continue dying down into the roots. -The lesson in ihis Is that gardeners who wish to preserve the health of their roics should keep leaves on them. Leaves are the medium for supplying food for growth and blooms. Black spot can be-controlled by dusting finely ground sulphur on the leaves once a week until new healthy leaves have formed. The dust should be applied when the wind is not blowing. This pest attacks roses during the cool days of fail and spring. Shade and moisture encour- Matinee Thursday 2:00 and 4:00 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4 and 5 Chester Morris. John Hubbard tends to kill it. Some varieties at roses are more susceptible than oth- planl becomes weak and un.it trac­ tive. a "CANAL ZONE" THE CYCLONE KID' arky theatrv B Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 SUNDAY and MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6 and 7 DANCE! BOWENS MILLS Every Saturday night Gene Astray, Smiley Barnette •STARDUST ON THE SAGE’ Round and .quart dances Bargain matinee 1:W Sunday BUY WAR BONDS TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. SEPT. 8. 9. 10, I Lulu Belle and Scotty, Jean Parker and others b> luo r. m. ZO6 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. "THE BEST FOB LESS N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILUI, MICH. HI NEIGHBOR Howard Bristol. Mgr �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1M2 k* COURT CALENDAR SEPTEMBER TERM operat­ izing in USES TH* Minnie Wurm v*. Wm. Fuhr and . will be guest speaker. others, bill lo clear title. Prank Asplnall vs. Sylvester and JKFFERbON- ST. Vcria, Curtin, mortgage foreclosure. | U. B. CHURCH Rev. jrvin Yonkcr.---U. — B. -----------MissionAmber A. va. Harrison C. Van ---------------------------Sickle, bill for separate mainten-. •O' ot *b® Southland Mission lo -----ancc. .: the colored race and Prof, Lawrence Margaret L. v«. Hugh Babcock. Merriweather, colored, of Mississippi I gave a service ot gospel and song divorce. Inez L. v*. HUward C. Campbell, to a very appreciative congregation I at the Sunday morning worship divorce Fred G. v«. Bessie H.'Gordor*. di- (hour al the Jefferson St. U. B. I church. e front, nd out- ted. the is comfixtures •nt. and lo make tends a rtn this lore on I mgr• states. is uddl>u*ine*s id Mrs. Friday latter's lell. 'ay fur where In this Battle n callr* Roy rd and Robert blrthome of n hon- ie Satlaveiu. igs and Stamm 1 from c Gor- ■ there. 1 Suntighter (. Ellli turday Aatingx tartow. u Mrs. i Rob­ 'd OU* icon of weekHubert y fiUi dw.ird ig. All Cahler unday Ie will Gurd ghtalHamday. unday intaln tonrecovonday mber- itendwlth divorce. : F*r*t Church of Christ. SclentUl Donald V. vs. Helen S. Denlke. Th' »ubject for Bunday U ' Man.'' divorce. John G. vs. Rosie Wheeler, di FOR RESULTS! In Barry County, every week there are announcements to be made, notices to be posted, merchandise to be sold and jobs to be filled. And there arc always people interested in acting upon this information rut your *hotices in the Hastings Bonner classified section . . . where rotes arc low and results high. FARM MARKET PLACE If you hove produce to sell, put an ad in the Banner to that effect. You II find dozens of people who arc anxious to buy what you have to sell EMPLOYMENT Do you need a job5 Do you need an employee5 Use the clearing house of information . . . the Hostings Banner classified section-to make your needs known FINANCES The mon who has money to lend advertises to that effect in the Hastings Banner classified section! If , you need a loan, look through these columns. LOST& FOUND It isn't necessary to call everyone in town if you've lost something ... for a few cents you con reach everyone through the classifieds. LEGAL NOTICES Don’t post a notice on your door and hope that all will see it. Our low rotes enable you to know that everyone will see it if it's in a classified. AUTOMOBILES If your car needs servicing, or if you need a used car. read the classifieds. You'll find a comprehen­ sive listing of cars and services. BARTER & EXCHANGE You don't necessarily have-to "pay” for what you buy . . . trade something you don't need for it! Put your offer in the classifieds and watch the results! MERCHANDISE Merchandise for sale? Don't wait for the world tocome to your door. Tell people about it the econom­ ical way . . . through the classifieds. RENTALS I JUAl black ning. j dylying If you want to rent a house or apartment, tell the world about it in the classifieds. If you're looking for new quarters, read the classifieds. REAL ESTATE Selling or renting property is a difficult task if you hove to depend upon personal contacts! Use the easy, efficient classifieds. food d by n tlie al thy duit ■o*e* and :ourither olh- ORGANIZATIONS WESTERN UNJpN divorce. held on Wednesday aflemon. Sept. Emmanuel Pariah will have a pot- ' EUsaoeth J. va. Lloyd L. Elliston ' 9. at 3 o'clock in the church parlors. luck dinner at the Parish House, as' one tore* in imunily interest ive tak- id front ora tlie “ message at night a* singing. You are welcome. vnvrtiilfcHHVlW Pennock Hosnital Kitchen Guild METHODIST CHURCH wlU meet Tuesday evening. Sept 8. The fall meeting of me the — —-------- — ~., ,. me opening tail ! (Continued from r»«e 1. Section 1) | Women'* Society of Christian Serv- tier, 309 N. Broadwsy. the ANNOUNCEMENTS Want to tell the world about something5 The Hos­ tings Banner classified section will cany your mes­ sage and deliver it promptly. BUSINESS LISTINGS Don't dream about that new scheme you had in mind . . . put it in black and white. The classifieds will help you get it started. BUSINESS SERVICES Do you hove a service to offer to the business world? Sell your services through a direct, low-cost classi­ fied ad in the Hastings Banner. ead All the Ads in-The Banner for LJj Real Opportunities The Hastings Banner Ruth M. V*. Louis F. Pa penear divorce. Betty Jean vs. Richard Perry, di-I DRAINAGE BOARD VETOES THE DRAIN The Banner Class will meet next, Tuesday. Sept. Surgery Guild No Welcome Comers The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. Eva Leach on Thursday. September 10. Tlie Goodwill community meeting will be held at the church Saturday night. The program will be in charge of the 4-H club. moutk of jult is a (MOM HAVE MANIFESTED A OlOCtU APTRTCIAT10I 19 ineeU to- Ww Schader, Sr.. Co-hoatessca are Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. Roy Ev- , erett, service tatr have ataxub* roe IfM PROUD Of THE EFFORT Human* Loaln* Tori A London physician lay* ths human race Is gradually losing it* toes. have a riqht to HO. voor orgahuaiior has hade UOAGENIHAU JR RECRETART Of THE IHMm EVERYTHING FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL AMERICA’S SCHOOL ARMY = Smart New Togs To Start You On Fortune's Road To Success! Sport Coats GIRLS' DRESSES Peasant. princess styled In per8O-square prints. Sizes 3 to 14. Contrasu- rank first! Bold herilringbones and diagonals Just made for solid- • 1” Ckb COATS 5.90 Shown is 3-button single breasted. •ingle breasted in fleece or plaids. Sizes Sport Slacks g g.98 ■ CI«U- CARDIGANS tons up-the-front! ... P"J«t partners for £>ur sports coat. Rich, colorful ough. too; In lus­ trous shades Melvla vs. Chas Helsel, divorce. Prairieville Adelbert Cortright va. Louis and W. 8. C. 8. will meet Wednesday. Madeline Garman. Injunction. Ruby M. vs. Wayne M. Martens, Sept. 9 with Mrs. Robert Burchett and Mrs. Maurice Burchett Pot divorce. luck dinner at noon. All. are.invited. Delton The Delton Inland Lakes Garden club will hold its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. John Adams, on Thursday afternoon. Sept. 10. Roll call—"A Topic You Would Be Willing To Be Responsible tor Next Year." All members are urged to attend this meeting as officers will be elected. Hie Delton Rural Agricultural school will open Tuesday, Sept. 8. racw j. c rt««T coaraav mmim a total W L»o:i M»IMSS FOR Tit PFUFOR-'AMCE* I Townsend Club No. 3 meets every : Tuesday evening at 430 W. Grund. ' COMMUNITY NOTICES CHURCHES report Thorn St. Everyone fruit and-jregetables. Lynn vs. Ruth Boyd, divorce. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) Martiia P. v*. Henry J. Predom. I Would that mean much higher divorce floods at Hastings. Irving and Mid­ Donald Buehler vs. Richard Beel- ' dlevllle? could they and would they er. bill for specific performance of stand for two or three or four feet land contract. I higher water in Hie Thomapple? Alexander Bouka.vs. Hiram Blake, iOr would the river have to be wtdbill to quiet title «ied and deepened for 1U entire L Ray Kelly v«. Chas. C. and length? Nellie Freer, partition suit. j Here is a situation at Thornapple ■Lena M. vs. John • • -L -Moore, di■ Jake, above it and below it, which vorce. [>»*** tmqestlonably been caused by rain M vs. Robt. Woolston. di- building so many drains and tiling varcc. I many farms which empty into Virginia vs. George Eaton, divorce. »uch drains Is there a reasonable Dudley L. vs. Lenora Bennett.'di- | w°y relieve that situation? Have vorve. ' those who suffer from too much wuMadge M. v*. Forrest A. Clark.:ter ft0 remedy? Have the owners of [farms and the— the— owners the -------divorce. ---------- — ------------of- — Clarence L. Brady, vs. Augustus former swamps and caUioles that Richardson and others, bill to quiet ,loW emP‘>' lhelr surplus water into j the drains that empty Into Thomaptitle. I 'Clark Davis v*. Edward Bam- Ple r‘vcr and lake no responsiblUty ard and others, bill to quiet title, ‘tor the damage their benefits have — --------- divorce. -------[caused lo --------others? What - vs Rose Clyde Arnold, ----------- — --------— would -------- -a Hasting* City Bank v*. F. G. and | court of equity say about that? We Mary L Adsms. bill to foreclose. -nre asking these questions in good John H. Martinson vs. Hubbard f“>th. but we do not know the anWells and others, bill to quiet title.: swer*. Dorothy A. vs Millard Parry, diThere are technical engineering vorce problem* In the proposed drain Arthur C. vs. Norene Skidmore. • which it would be wise to have divorce solved, such for instance as the efMlldred v*. Dale Main, divorce. feci down stream from the lake. R v*. R. divorce. (which we have mentioned. Possibly Causes in Which No Progress Has the state may have engineers who Been Made in Over One Year I could work out those problems. A* Lyle Collison vs Wm. Rupe, tres- Ito whether Hie tiled farms and the pais ' .drained lands in the drainage area U. 3 Farm Security Adm'n. v». of the Thomapple could be made to pay*'"■the damage their relief has Geo. Shellenbarger. leplevln. Chas. Raymond v* Edward Mil­ caused—that's another question we cannot answer. • In fairness they ler. trespass. should pay it. Walter Wallace vs. Natl Accept­ ance Service, bill to set aside trans- NAZARENE CHURCH On Tuesday night nt 7:30 P. M-. Sept. 8. the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Cook, returned Missionaries from India, will be with us. These good people are fresh from the field an ci will have some news everyone will want to hear. There will be special singing. On Saturday. Sept 5, there will be a combined zone rally at the Kal­ amazoo church of the Sunday school. Young People and Woman's Foreign Missionary societies. There will be special speakers, special singing. Plan for a great day. There will be a self denial serv­ ice in the local church Wednesday evening, at 7:30 P. M. UHBR» 105/100 G0VT-IUX RUHIB8TM X V 5541 i“ SCHOOL OXFORDS ComrwM, m brawn .„a whllt, g ?!'!•' BU— f;ku- r.nUn 1 ’’laid, and Tweed, GIRLS' JACKETS Men's Fine SHIRTS Clerar «i,ta F„ PaW 2“ SKIRTS Sanforized broadcloth with woven-in patterns! “ Buy your fall supply­ now 1“ MEN'S SLACK SOCKS Gay stripes, plaids OF and clocks! Colors LU sored or pleal*7 ‘ype* in plain or plaid MEN’S SMART TIES Smart silks, rayons, wools In fall tones! 49 Sanforized means fabric shrinkage will hot exetid Choose A School Outfit FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Tlie theme for the Morning wor­ From This Smart Group! ship Service at the Methodist church Oversea* Arrival of nt 10:00 o'clock will be "Thy King­ Soldiers Told by Card dom Come!" Rev. Slone will preach The war department has devkeo - and the chorus choir will furnish special music. The Sunday school a special "arrival card" deiignad will meet at U:15. All teachers are to give prompt information to par­ ents. relatives and friends of the asked lo be present so that we may begin meeting by classes Instead of safe arrival of military personnel I departments as we have been doing oversea*. Cards for every individual who (through tlie summer. sails will be filled out with all per­ BAPTIST CHURCH tinent data. Including the overseas Tlie Sunday morning subject will mail aiid cable address, and ad­ be "Propaganda and Prayer." dressed to the persorp for whom The Sunday school picnic will be held on Labor Day. Get full details they are intended. When the troops sail the cards will be left with the from Sunday school next Sunday. Best-dressed commanding officer of the port of crowd — and tor many embarkation for mailing as soon as PRESBYTERIAN a season to come! ANNOUNCEMENTS the troops reach their destina­ Handsome weaves in, The Woman's Missionary Society tion. fall's best patterns. Price will meet this afternoon} Sept. 3» Three card* will be supplied for includes coat and two each individual sailing. One ofJhese pairs of slacks. VanBuskirk. 334 E State St. Mrs. W. cards will be addressed to the per­ G. Bradford will lead and Mr*. L. H. son to be notified in emergency. BOYS' OXFORDS Evarts will conduct the devotional*. The other two may be filled out Sleek leather. 049 Topic, The Quadrennial Meeting. and addressed by the individual Of­ flexible insoles | £■ Sunday morning worship Sept 6 al ficer* will fill out their own card*. 10:30. Tlie pastor has returned from All card* will be turned over to Boys’ Slack SOCKS his vacation and will tell about "The Worst Parasite" and preach on the the commanding officer of the port Sturdy cotgg ot embarkation. Immediately upon theme. "Preparation Complete." The Sunday school will hold its disembarking at the destination the commanding officer of troop* on first session -September 13. Boy*' Colorful Styles board each vessel will notify the GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH commanding officer at the port of The Sunday school staff meets to­ embarkation of the "Safe arrival ot morrow. 9:30 P. M.. at S21 W. €ourt. all personnel" on hl* *hip. or .of the Coal and sllppn styles, in Sermon subject for next Sunday '.'Safe arrival of all personnel with, contrasting tones. .— morning. “Fellowship with God.” following exception*." In the latter caie the troop commander will PRESBYTERIAN GUILD Best BeU for Fail! The first monthly meeting of the name thote' who are ill. wounded, Presbyterian Guild after the sum­ died en route. arViio are mining. Upon receipt of thia message, the mer vacation, will be held Wednes­ day evening. Sept. B at tlie home of commanding officer ot thf port of SHUTS Mr*. Jay Marsman. with Mrs Henry embarkation will mall the cards. Rich soft weaves Vahhlng and Miss Grace Reickord Thu*, parent*, relative* and friendfH. in bold herring­ assisting. of all military personnel arriving bones, diagonals, Fast color for oversea* will receive notification in lustre! PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH The young people had the highest the shortest possible time. H.w Fall Slfha Smartly Sifted! DRESSES g.ss Channing teresttng one new trim- SUITS 12 SPORT SWEATERS SLACKS 1.98 98c attendance in 8. 8. last Sunday. Next Sunday morning at 11:30, Rev. Scharrard will be the guest speaker. He has spent four yean at the seminary at Intercession city. Florida. You are invited to hear this young man. Government hopport* ZC.OM.M* National Small BuiLncti Men's league reports that'the federa! government supports 28.000,000 period*. xma JACKETS 4.98 All wool flannel Single breasted. SKIRTS 2.98 Plain or plaid. FOLO COATS 10.90 �TICE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. IM JWR ----- = e»Ung circumstance relating to thia Editorials ,lclhaR*,ned*<**«?- OPEN FORUM 're-elect Ccngreasman Hoffman. Sincerely and Hopefully yours. ™*'R>°N*aVII-l-ETK»'^WT»ALLTHE TRAINS Contrary to general notions, soneeded in the production of a single bushel ot Canada's 400.000.000-bushel called heating s/stems do nfrt warm 'daughter of Will Chidester, while man but merely regulate his rate of. ’■she was attending the National cooling. Man being warm-bloode^ a computation made by Canada's Editor of Banner: TUE IO A Music Camp at Interlochen this [ chief weather man, John Patterson, j mint be cooled continuously to be The recent tragic death of nine I Men that the USS lowa. first Juinmcr . _army • the director of the Dominion rtiet^ 1 comfortable. If man were actually airmen and the dMtrue lion ' | orologlcai service. He has found heated by the heating systems of a at a new class of 45,000-ton super n developed that Elizabeth was of ""their"ship all of which occurred i — j that Mother Nature operates Um big­ building, he would become feverish battleships was launched months, on the student committee to speak near this city should. I believe.' TWENTY YEARS AGa j test transportation system tn lha j and a subject for medical car.. •head of schedule would have been, for the camp during the conlro3«P‘ B. 1922 Simply expressed, the human body hailed, even ten months ago. as an versy between the camp and tht an ajrjx,rt Thc Banner and variThere are 31 criminal and 45 di- | world. Every year she has lo lift 1 generator whose ■| between 30 and 40 billion tons of is J a heat -7 ---------- -------— comfort 1 important step in the rebuilding of'Musicians Union, headed by Pe- Ous other local voices are often ' »»«•««« on the court calendar for water from sea and lake and carry It I d,P*n<1* 00 it* ability to get rid of American sea power. •trUlo, over allowing the students heard raked in praly of Hastings' September. ! thousands of miles to drop it on the ' htal at same rate as it Is gen---------------- _ of ...v .»w.. — ... t: Dr aojl Mrs. Guy C. 11 wheat lands of western Canada. Be- cr***d. Today, however, enthusiasm for U> broadcast their usual concerts, _progr^slvencst. tne vision and ~ Keller. “ Slnee the body normally of Hastings leaders, and daughter *Mae and son Krantz re- tween 12 and IS bUllon tons of this IS*}”1.*111* * u^or.m **mperatura of this achlevemeni is somewhat re-J The picture of the committee forethought °tlm* U -• “— -------- — ‘aking great dvlc turned recently from a seven weeks' must come during the growing sea> "* ” *" * duced by the thought Uat an equ|v- and their names appeared in the pride In Hastings ______ brilliant and trip by motor to Yellowstone Park, i a« a uniform rata if the room is | elect amount of materials and Chicago (Sunday! Tribune and prosperous outlook oull~ ' for the future. , Principal Wallace spent part of I maintained al a uniform temperamoney put into aircraft carriers ’ shortly after that Elizabeth re- U these voices lia're any authentic hl^ summer vacation near the sky eu... uo lncir Bll i jureThus, automatically controlled lowery praises why line in Uie Rocky mountains In would have more meaning. For\celved two letters from other Chid‘*2, Sugar beet seeds are one ot 1 which keep the terng been done about Colorado. f It has been convincingly demon- «sters in different parts of the our undisputable dC“ree ' need for an air-1 Jim Johnson and John WUlitts Uncle Sam's assets in his war for Btrtted during the past year that country, I’ortT.landed a 55 lb. muscuUonge at Gun freedom. These seeds permit tlie the most healthful for man. Man's hourly heat loss rate varies I One letter came from F. A. f Chiji- - Naturally there are those who lake one day last week. the tmpressiwe looking battleship ~ United Slates to be partially inde­ from about 400 BTU while at rest to I rho x «(atd0 not believe such a need exists , Miss Sadie Glasgow has a poslUon ' • pendent from overseas areas for one is On Its way out as an offensive ester In.gjjokane.' Wash , wl ^..<7 .1- but ’his is largely because either with the Michigan State Fuel Ad- of the most important f<x>ds—sugar. 750 BTU while taking'exercise such ' weapon, supplanted by tlie air­ rd he was eigb^y-Mven^yea'rs eld they do not wish to believe It, or ministration at Lansing. When World War I came, sugar as walking or dancing. Generally I craft carrier which until very re­ and that he was uilerested in mu-Uiey are ill-formed. There are too i Funeral services for Rev E. L I beet growers were cuughf unpre­ speaking man's basic heat loss per cently was the “unloved stepchild" sic and hoped tlie students could a few individuals who scoff it the SinCleir were held at lhe*Methodlst I pared because alt seed was then im­ hour is about 100 BTU's by radia- I Idea of “waiting" the church Saturday morning renew their concerts. " “ “ ‘taxpayers ' ' u ported from Europe. Research in bv money on such a “speculative" proj- 1 -----------' . Not even such a mighty craft as Another letter wai wri'ten W..VVCH «r|ect |ect ThMp BrP Mre lhc men who TjIIRTy years AOO the Industry, however, found a Jitacthe Ill-fated Bismarck 'which waa Dr. F. E. Chidester from Newark1 ]|kewb>e jeered | tical way to produce the seed in I at proposals to I Sept. 5. 1912. this country This time, when war | probably a more powerful ship Valley. N. Y.. commending the tu- build better roads and conveniences ROy Andrus, nominated last week The present Chinese name for K..4— .K-.----------y prtmary M can. , --------broke, beet farmers were able to China is "Chung Hua Mln Kuo,” . " " or camp upon the position they took for automobiles, basing their arguthan anything we 'have ’built • • wlth ,hcir »planting on the • belief that nothing dldate for county clerk, has resigned I r‘■ <■ht- ahMd meaning Central Flowery Republl-! are now building > was able to agalnst the Union ulUinaium. n„.., .k— would ever replace the horse and his position m city carrier. I b««u*e ample stocks of t ------home ­ can Country. Both of these letters gave tacts ouggy as tne average man a means Withstand an attack by air It is In them MUs Nina Walldorf! left on Tues- : Brown seeds were available to them, no longer safe for battleships and about the Chidester family. Dr. 0( transportation. But despite its day for Adna. Wash., to resume her! ‘ ‘ 1 cruisers to go Into action until the Chidester sending printed articles opponents, the need remains for position as teacher. She wax accom- 1 ... rv»c » air «< above is well UC..CU cleared v. of UKnv enemy that lie had written in the field »me action on the matter. panled by Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds and ' daughters, who will visit Mrs Rey- ' pUn».-„ U» of nulrl.km .nd -ndoertauldRY. Al at Coral Sea and Midway Island. one lime he was on the Univer- merclM| Mnd p^ivnt, sources which nolds brother tn Medford. Ore Fred Wilson has sold his 140 acre I Today it is the aircraft carrier slty of Michigan staff doing re-[should In a relatively short time farm in carlton township to w. c. with Its compliment of torpedo search work on Cancer. i exceed the initial cost. ' Norris of Edmore. planes, dire bombers and fighting Although Elizabeth was unabte11 , Christian uR-.g.r Gelgle oi of unma Grand Kapim Rapids WM* .h. n««„W » M .ny >«.», e.nn<«»™ J। j---------------------- ----- purchased l.'^X ! O. Carmichael's res- ° । for the surprisingly large number {taurant. i' punch in naval operations. In fact, these gentlemen of flying enthusli^itx in this and | -----------the aircraft carrier has revolution- mensely thrilled to get the letters 1 surrounding surroui communities. FORTY YEARS AGO laed naval warfare. It Is improbable -no and cans calls mem them .wr her "fan || « would also provide an emer.... mall." u—.. Sept. 4. 1902 is these unexpected lit- I Kcnc* ,Wd ln ,he mldxl of "rpft I Rob*rl J Bfl1 haa purchased the that a major sea battle will ever H.Often It nJi m.i,TiZ\^ n lwherc ni,‘ur■l lMndln« nekJ' -relWelMert property on Grand street again be fought Ln the traditional tie I things that make Hie tne tn- decidedly scacce. The necessity of and will move his family there soon manner with battle lines of op- terestlng I experience that it is. this last mentioned service which ......................... Quite -a ■large addition is being | it would perform Is emphasized added to the grand stand at the fair posing' super dreadnaughu lobbing big caliber shells back and* forth There's a man in town W|l0 more each day by the constantly grounds. Increasing amount of air traffic The Syzygy Whist club met yesacross the Intervening miles of wa- (could claim a place in Ripley's ' Be- Over Barry county, and was graph­ teray afternoon at the residence of ter or attempting to cross one ]Heve It Or Not” and that man Is ically proven by the recent crash Dr. M. W Wightman. . j SWIFTS CIRCLE "S"—CELLO WRAPPED CLAPP'S of a Omsolidated B-24 near Dow­ Mr and Mrs C. A. Tyden have LB. ling. This accident might Have been moved'here from Chicago. In naval battles of the present, It seems,that many years ago prevented or made less disastrous opposing fleets may never ’ come FIFTY YEARS AGO* is m >c w Mr. Melrose's father was the sec­ by the presence of a lighted or at FANCY ROCKS—FRESH DRESSED within a hundred miles of one Sept 1. ] B92 ft beacon marked emergency ond settler in Salem. WL-u-nnsin । ■ LB. Barry county's board of supervisors another. Surface craft must be t ,; iiria field .near near Hastings, Hastings. tjimi Similar emer---------------ta y* •••'" made no mistake where they select- ; held back until the carriers of one * , . '1'"'^“" -21' ed Peter Cobum to look after the or »» oUwr hU ,.tard .ul- I"' ,om M'*.', “i'. NEW RACK father and son went Into town to The time is not far off when fly­ mason work and Oscar Young to ficient mastery of the air. Then the register to vote. The son was a big. | '"K C GREEN 6IANT PELS occupy much the same look after the carpenter work of the ' 2 cans 2?c ! LB. , , . , , place in our Uvea as automobiles new county buildings. EAKLY JUNE . strapping, boy of sixteen, and O.e ^nd ,n for Saturday afternoon, Milan Wall­ up operations. I0H* PELS 2".%'23c s„ clerk. Jumping, to the conclusion |such , tlme wc build an air- dorf!. Jr. casting on Wall lake with , SUNNYFIELD-READY to serve . Although the big "battle wagons' STANDARD he must be twenty-one. auto-I port now during a |tme of pros- Iwo frogs on one line, landed two have been reduced to a secondary that ' LB. 25M21c TOMATOES matlcally registered the youth. Onlperity. in preparation for the aero- large bass weighing nearly eight |! position, they still have a place 1 pounds. „ J.,, m. 50,in, w ■ VEGETABLES (and a not unimportant one> In 1 2?.%'15c SHORT CUT STEW OK IIAI2E SLICED , U> <l» poll, .nd u hr .ioed|,„y „r „,h lh, „„ ‘Sharc-a-Ride’ Plan Is the piclure'-Partlcularly modem. PRIME RIB ROAST u 34c UMB BREAST \ 11.16c SPICED HIM 25c . there the clerk pointed to a voting । effort of this community if the supcrdreadnauRhts like the Iowa,.j DOLE TENDE1. MEATY RIBS Being Widely Adopted i SWIFt'S ***""IM ‘T— ■ctlio PKG. HIT SHOULDER CUTS ; booth and said, "you're next." The ; procurement of labor and matewhich are speedy enough to keep lad. , BOILING BEEF u. 17c SLICED UCON being obedient, entered the I rtolf were properly planned and ex2...,39c YELL ROAST .. 24c "Share -a - Ride" is becoming a ; .nd vniArf al <hn nf «ix ecuted. whereas upon completion. nation-wide slogan if adoption of IEST SHOULDER CUTS IH THE PIECE WITH POCKET If. during the MldwaV action, for booth and toted at the age of s‘x- thr rleI(1 m((|M maUr)ally aid the group riding plans by many war in- I LAMB ROAST U 30c CLNLDUN UCON 1149c YELL IRELST u 18c teen years and has not mted »|WRr effort by providing another example, one or two ships-like the dustry communities is an indication. voting day in all tlie years since. pilot training school. Iowa had been available to rush Involving group riding on a i Looking about them and noting VICTORY FOOD FEATURE — HOME GROWN in after U. 8. aerial attacks iiad He reregistered when he wak Iwcn- the progress made by surrounding planned basis, ride-sharing has been | LBS. shattered the Japanese carrier communities in this field, the peo­ approved and sponsored by civilian . Tlie man holding this record Ls ple of Barry county should ex[»eri- defense, municipal. Industry and APPLE SAUCE “.V 9c strength and disorganized the en­ WHOLE SEGMENTS A. E. Melrose who Ilves on East ence a twinge of shame at this union officials since Its development tire enemy invasion force, a crush­ FANCY MICHIGAN ELBERTA on an experimental basis as part of ' GRAPEFRUIT 2£&.’29c Mill street- When asked how such communities hc&itancy in conced­ ing blow could have been admin­ ___________ Plan." The — plan was ___ j CAirO.NIA a thing happened he said "Well, ing the importance of air trans- the "Pontiac LBS. istered. Many of the crippled ships nt present nrewent ride-sharing rlde.shnrlntf HALVE) OR portatfon in the future of man- : forerunner of PEACHES 2i%35c they were just not as careful as kind. SLICED which limped away from the bat­ kind. and work staggering programs .to WELT IAT they should have been In those Let us hope that remedial mens- I caie transportation congestion and : tle could have been overtaken and WHITE PICKLING CHERRIES 17c day*." ures may soon be taken by the | conserve gasoline and tires. destroyed. -------- <--- ..----- -Jand .1, the nMirjIe LB. people | Since the Pontiac. Mich., expert- 1 The best part of ' this unique civic organizations High speed giants like the Iowa ANN PAGE history is that Mr Melrose con­ of Barry county! 1 ment, ride-pooiing plans have been , ean also play an Important role siders voting a duty and a ^rijilege ‘ placed in operation In many Urge • HOME GROWN. SNO WHITE in the hard hitting task force units. I cities — including Dallas. Detroit, which accounts for his never having August 29. 1942 EACH All save one or two of the present ■ Chicago, Houston, Seattle and ProvlPT. ?()'■ OT. ■ failed to vote since his sixteenth Editor Hastings Banner crop of U. 8. battle ships are too dencc—and In innumerable small Hastings. Michigan slow for such assignments If. for y‘ JAR Z.V S.Z/.rJAR vl > ones. Early In May. officials of 34 My Dear Sir: MICHIGAN large, fresh CAIIFO.NIA 1 Michigan prepared to—adopt I example, the powerful IB-Inch It htky be that thosewill who ».u . —cities -------------------r--r —------------YELLOW ONIONS 5 m. 19c EGGPLANT EACH 13C ooz. 32c This week marked the passing ORANGES ” 'I botli both ride-aharinir ride-sharing nnd and alaggered staggered * guns of a ship like the Town had of Moses Stutz who served the seek to succeed Congressman HoffFSESH GltiH WHITE hour features of ■ the Pontlae pro- ‘ ------ "— PUMPKIN been available during the success­ people of Irving township as sup­ man of the Fourth Congressional । ‘ CUCUMBERS 3 ro. 10c SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 m 29c LEMONS oot. 35c MICHIGAN District throilgh action of the com­ gram. ful hit-run attacks on Japanese LARGE. CHIP Ing "primary election are each of , SEEDLESS new ciop ervisor for many years. Ridc-shartng plans usually accomBEET SUGAR bases in the Marshall and Gilbert IUIK u. 6c 6REEN PEPPERS 5 to. 10c LIMES k>.v.12c SWEET POTATOES 3 lm. 19c ALL PU1POSE Mr. Stutz was blessed with a them quite worthy of such favor panted or were Inaugurated shortly I islands. .”ae damage would have and honor, but it is yet true that smiling countenance that kindled the far greater number ot the Re-1 after development ot programs tor ' IONA FLOUR i*;, us 75c staggering opening and closing I been much greater LIGHT OR DARK friendship even before you knew publicans of Michigan, who through So. although the battleship is hours of factories, stores, schools, i MH.-O-HT BROWN SUGAR the man Nor did this always the Congressional Record amj press pkg’; 7c no longer a leading factor in the friendly expression betray his reports have come to know of the In the latest devcloprpenls tn ' AMERICAN determination of sea power, such ROMAN character which was as kind and courageous and worthy record of autosharing programs, farmers In ( OR BRICK ships as the Iowa can play a valu­ good as the creator hod intended the Fourth District Congressman Michigan have beery asked to form ' will truly hope that he may be MILD able part in modern naval action. him .to be. . nominated again and again elected. truck pools to conserve equipment I As one favored with regular re- . , and tires, while taxicab companies ! reiving of a copy of the Congrcs- in Seattle have been requested to . iMonal 'Monal Record and a reviews of iu its , inaugurate "ihare-th.-.Tar^" share-lhe Ure" service SILVERIROOK contents. I know it to be true that ■ jn the more Heavily congested areas . , .ing faith that lessens sorrow for at times Congressman Hoffman has I of- the - <!ity. — WNNTFIEID we know that this soul goes on to critically called attention to the , There is a cooperative victory BAKING SODA U-Ment Administration's doings and .... . . peace and contentment because garden in town this year that U ] EOUS SEASONS CttSIVIEW MEDIUM y PLAIN O« PIMENTO DOMESTIC here on earth hc lias lived his life failure® to do. but at no time has Men: Here's How to Make criticism equaled In form or in; truly a Victory garden in more , 2‘ASt 11c FRESH EGGS DOZ. 44c SWISS CHEESE U 38c PABSTETT CHEESE 2 PKGS. 33c so well. A Hit With Pretty Girls 1 terms of censure the criticism on । ways than one. The garden is be- ’ FRANKENMUTH VICTORY ---------SUREGOOD the same subjects made bv House J'ou don't have to be a football ' LAUNDRY STARCH 3 15c tween John Austin's house and the A6ED CHEESE U 34c LIMBURGER CHEESE u . 32c OLEOMARGARINE 2 m. 31c A lonr.er citizen or Hastings v>- and senate members of the Ad- hero these M,„T days to “„ ianc , „„ W1U , a hit with , John Hewitt home (cationlng here this-summer com-1 nuniuratlon's own party And in the beautiful girls" make of the college ' WAX PAPER Jtelfc Small, friendly Mr Austin has^, 'mented on the fact that manv **f*T Instance has the criticisms campuses. -If­ you are in uniform ' been totally blind for sears but ,.own. „.<■ ...» P.M* ™.. SUNNYFIELD * m one of Uncle Sam's services you he has a radio tn his little house ।and cannons to the scrap Iron — approved ------. of -............... bers been •fully by their and he knows there is a war going (drive and he wondered why Has­ party constituents. । much the better. • of---------coed. ' on and he knows he whnu to help. tings । And I know It to be true, through ■I So say - the majority ...... didn't Rive the Iron fountain KELLOGG S LOFT WEAVE WHITE JAIL Thus the plan developed for the on , the court house lawn for this late reviewing the record of Con- ‘ cached tn a survey on romantic : LLL-BRAH 2>oui1Sc LAUNDRY SOAP 10 IASS 41c TISSUE gressman Hoffman's votes and • ’rends during wartime conducted by garden, with Mrs. Hewitt putting I purpose. । It would be an ideal place speeches, that In every notable ln-1 the cedar chest manufacturers of KELLOGG S (ALL MASON up strings In such a way that Mr. for । a flag pole and would be an stance has he voted for and urged | the nation. RICE KRISPIES 2ioi15c FRUIT JUS QUARTS OOZ. .... 12c BLEACH Austin could feel them and follow appropriate ( ' . .. replacement under the measures snd bills that would aid i Anyway, explain the coeds, the i GLNEIAL MillsSCOT along a straight line to spade and (circumstanced This • observation the movements of our country's football heroes themselves are in | SPir o« CHEERWSTS 2,<.,2Sc TISSUE JAM RUBBERS bolls 29c DOI. plant a garden .... ...... CRISCO seems to be timely and has merit war purpoMA and approved by his uniform or will be soon, »o there', i 3<£.A9c voce and voice every request and re.||y no fickleness Involved. The 1 JUHHYHELO Now this well-made garden la enough for gonslderation by the KliaireUkin nt nivlnn Ih. i. .. . . . ' ■ suzgeslinn of Riving to the PreslCORN FLAKES producing vegetables which Mrs. cjty council. The structure seems। dent and the Departments of our college hero In these times, assert 3',‘.2t 20c the girls, is the lighting min, whethi Hewitt cans for Mr. Austin and u, j^-e J>awr<1 ltJI of beauty, Government full freedom and pow­ her own family. however, the drinking fountain er to meet every need' and emer­ ’ er he be a line plunger or just ' plain Joe Campus, BOT. The world needs courage of could be left, it being the only- gency that could assist In winning ........... wmwM Nations mwn. the me final limn .When “ do*Tl «• ' the United kinds today, the kind that keeps useful portion of Uie present for victories we unitedly hope for and u,,lr ldeBl ln n,vy b*ue. khaki or John Austin's unseeing eyes look- , fountain confidently expect marine habiliments, the girls lean | It happens to be true that that heavily to sixfoot brunets. Eighty- : ing ahead to the future with.a This same summer visitor menalniple faith that is the salvation tioned the great improvement in writer of this appeal is not favored nine per cent waift their service men ! of mankind tbe court house lawn *nd felt it with a personal acquaintance with tall and 64 per cent Uke the dark Congr*Mman Hoffman I do not type. Thirty-two per cent have a 1 Xt is a kind providence that gave added much to the beauty of the !h,‘ 1 have ever met *0,t »P®‘ 1" tor blonds, ' THE IEST.IUY IN ANY STORE John Austin neighbors like the;city. J?u‘ 1 much ,°( ,hto «d toll «*>- if possible. Two per I Hewitts to help him carry on. and i■nd for this he can be eternally grate­ Complain as little as possible of,-*" ana as “ ■ a Michigan n«»cnigan Republican Kcpuoncan Ii heiehi red h.idt •« in.i lean red , ad* V lhlL the wrongs done you: for. common-l?? n and "nd do d0 cordially cordially annrnve approve nt of ful. ‘ The payoff is not on good looks. I ■ l>' speaking, he who complains*sins, And I am further sure that Most folks have a natural inter- b«*u*e self-love always makes us. ‘ c«» *nd «^ourag* ““ tou S7JS; humor and pleasing personality the _rrni mln in service has a good start (genaology to you. and gn inter1 i beat to the Republicans Republicans of of fthe ' l0*ard becoming popular w«ih th. Fourth District to renominate and «Heg. girls. Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday ALL YOUR FOOD NEEDS UNDER ONE loOF A pl FIBER FRESHER FOODS LOUI PRICES EUERV DRV SELF-SERUKE SAVINGS ON YOUR ENTIRE FOOD BILL A Ac 00 SMOKED PICNICS FRYING CHICKENS STEWING FOWL COOKED HAMS BABY FOOD 38____ M 4/C PINEAPPLE JUICE 14 29 18* 19* TOMATOES PEACHES ■ ■ ONIONS - ■ • CAULIFLOWER 2 ” 57' 31■46 LOAF CHEESE WISCONSIN CHEESE ROLL BUTTER LOCAL NEWS views * zst- 34’ * SALAD DRESSING ROMAN CLEANSER 16‘ I MAGIC WASHER WHEAT PUFFS 43c 4 SHEDD'S DRESSINGS SALAD DRESSING pt 25’ & 38’ MAYONNAISE n. 30c OT 50c FRENCH DRESSING .oi 16c THOUSAND ISLAND „ 35c NORTHERN ~ 23' 4< E-Z-MIX DRESSING SANDWICH SPREAD 20c 28c CRACKER JACK 3^13* WAR STAMPS AND BONDS STORE �the BArnwoa bawock, Thursday, beptembeb 3, ihi J WHY VAN BUREN REPUBLICANS ENDORSED H.D. TRIPP FOR STATE SENATOR ' SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS _____________ .. visited Mrs. Gerald Tlscher. ThunPrimaries, September 15, ihj Bay morning. imaaoo as the gueat of Baroara cel so as to permit ready inspection The 34th of August a Sorgsuil's .Schooiraberg. — iInsert appropriate No): of the contents. the Democratic ticket during the 1 rating was given to Corpora! Vai- I Mr. and Mrs A. D. Hershman of post twenty years. a member of tjir Many combination packages will ratine, who to now stationed atI Medtaryvllle, Ind, Bnmett Hersh-1 Democratic state central commit­ probably be made up. including mis­ Francisco, Calif. <as instructed by Sioux Falla. South Dakota. Con- (man of Gary. Ind , and Mrs. Oevtee and recognized a» an active correspondent) for any Marine gratulaUoru Sergeant "Hank." |trud* Trahan of Suffolk. Va.. are cellaneous toilet articles, hard can­■ Corps Unit located aveneu. member of that party up to the an­ One of the many boys of the ! visiting Mrs Emily Wilcox and Mrs. dle*. soaps, etc. The contents of! , nouncemrnt of his candidacy for Unit* located within the con Un- largest convoy to land "Over • ^C*tto Bradfield. Mrs. Hershman, tlie Republican nomination for slate such packages should be tightly. ental limit* of the United States There." was Clare Olmstead. His ]Mr* T*$han •n<* Wtlleoa are izinay.. be addressed direct, using packed, in order that the several' parents Mr. and Mrs. George Olm-. al*tor>I 2 Mr. Tripp la a gtiecewful busiarticle* may not be loosened An name, rank, organization and loca- stead received word of his safe ar-1! “ '* an “ Pierce of Delton * ’"* Mrs Roas and new man of established Integrity j transit, damaging the contents of! tlon. rival Tuesday. Aug. 25th , one of : Mrs Merle Bradfield attended POSTAGE — Pottage must be he is capable, fear lex-, and depend­ Uie parcel itself or causing damage, those hsppy moments after days High school class reunion at the ... . ., fully prepaid, the rate on parcels able. HIS RECORD IS CLEAN to the covering of the parcel. home of Mrs. Gladys Slocum south of anxious watting. Christmas boxes should be lncloM?d of fourth-class matter (that is. parof Hastings Saturday. ' 3 Tripp hes received the endorse- ’ Artie Tdod, Jr., left Saturday, Jn substantial containers. CandleaV*'4 ««**<“"« • ounow) being the [ mi nt of the Republican committee . tone rale applicable from the poat hitch-hikingto Melz. Indiana, to In thin paste board boxes should be xone aDnUe>hl* ,Tnm ,,'n serious lllncas ot Ralph Luther. We In his home county of Allegan, a Inclosed in wood, metal, or corru­ office where mailed to the post of.^vtoHJlU-uncle. sincerely hope he will soon be ; county that in proportion to popu• latlon han had lew scnatdrial repre­ gated pasteboard. Sealed package* flea in care of which the parrel* are i ' Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Valentine of candy, cigars, tobacco and toilet addressed. Tho third-class rate of, »nd family were in Ionia Bunday Our school 1* being remodeled for mentation titan cither Barry or Van which we are very glad. articles in simplest mercantile form 1H cento'foe each 3 ounces applies j attending the Valentine reunion. . Buren, the two other counties in lo packages not exceedthg 8 ounce*.! Mr. and Mrs. Garc Tlscher of Mr. and Mrs. Rcmynse. Mr. and ■ the Eighth district. He l» not a may be Inclosed within parcels without affecting the |mrcel-po>t except in tile case of books, on Lansing were weekend guest* of Mrs. Yeiter of Kalamazoo called on 'cbuslficatlon of such packages. which the rate la 1 cent for each 2 Mr and Mrs Gerald Tlscher. ; come a candidate by Republicans o! Mr and Mrs Van Steam Sunday. | Allegan and Barry counties who be­ “■'> Mr and Mr. Olbbs .nd r.mll, Mr. and Mrs. Rush Saunders and Sharp-pointed or sharp-edged In­ Mary went to Detroit Saturday, I lle vr that the Republican party strument*. such a* razors, knives, menu prescribed therefor are ac ­ ' shou’d have a Republican candidate Mrs. Saunders and Mary remain ­ etc, must have their point* or edge* ceptable nt Uie special rate of 3 for Slate Senator. Ing until Wednesday. Mr. Saund ­ protected so they cannot cut cent* a pound Slickers or labels ers returned Sunday evening. Alirough Uieir covering* and dam­ Mr. Tripp is a gentleman, am' The high character and dignity of neither he nor this committee wil' | age other mall or Injure postal em­ resembling postage stamps are not pernusxable on the outside of parployee* the office of State Senator inhibit stoop to intemperate language, de- j replying to the tactics being em- < mogoguery or deception. PERISHABLE MATTER. — No companled their daughter. Mr and Interlocked grain la a common PERMISSIBLE ADDITIONS -In Mrs. Carl Jackson of Clarksville lo w Mr Trtpp'. oppo-m bu, , Wt „ v.r IK-rkhable matter should be Includ­ AU ,n< addition to the name and address of Coopersville. Sunday to Visit Mr. characteristic in a number of hard­ uu»r urUr.cbmp.lM m ot Uir Bllm> ed In any parcels -------------. woods and its presence in dressed reasons for this committees en-ln PROHIBITED ARTICLES -In­ the sender, which is required, in­ and Mrs Ruel Root. j Barry counties as well, to vote fo: doryrmeut of Tripp. _ D. Tripp for State Senator , toxicant*. inflammable materials scriptions such as "Merry Christ­ Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bush have IH. at Other good and sufficient reason? ' the “Republican' [ttlmriry'on'sep• including mauhrw of all kinds and mas." "Please do not open until purchased the former Oliver-Lydy nating bands of rough and smooth lighter Jluijisi and poisons, or com- Christmas." "Happy New Year." estate. wood. Over these rough bands tlie are: tember 15. । positions w'hlch may kill or injure "With bent wishes." and the like, Mr. and Mrs Gerald Tlscher and paint lends to crack and peel unlpss 1. H D. Tripp Is a lifelong Re- 1 VAN BUREN REPUBLICAN another, or damage the mall*, are may be placed on the covering of family were Sunday supper guest* publican. His opponent is not. but 1 the in such manner unmailable - rparcel ——-----------------------------as -----not - ,of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Denney of piled, over which the priming eoat 1on the contrary has been a candlCOUNTY COMMITTEE HOW TO ADDRESS PARCELS.— | *° Interfere with tiie address, or onjEast Stale road. —Pol. Adv. should be applied. This operation date for state and county offices on I Addresses must be legible. Parcel* I «'*rrt enclosed there with. Book* 1 Mr and Mr.*. Wayne Pierce of makes good painting of hardwoods J addressed to overseas Army per- | »»*»>' h**r simple dedicatory in.wrip-Hasting* and Mr and Mrs. Vaughn a rather more elaborate and expen• tunnel should show, in addition to • Duns not of a nature of personal ,Lydywere Sunday dinner guest* of i EAST DELTON entertained her parents from Kalasive proposition than ths painting of | -------------------------------------------J__ ! correspondence, M|. and Mr> M#rton CJwn the name and-addreas of tlie sender, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Collison re- . mazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Forest the name. rank. Army aerial num- | --------*----- * • *---------------I MU* Margariete Racey of wel­ ' cclved a telephone call Sunday i Barber and baby of Cressey Sun.ber. branch of service, organization. | This Is a Joke! come Comers and Richard Landon j morning from their son. Pvt Merie ■ day. A P.O. number ol the addressee and | Fjpir fellow; Collison, who is now stationed al 1 v,r •* Mr*. Floyd Collison and• fellows who l.zcl had arrived at called at the home of Mr. and furniture and coachwork. Mr. — and the rwst office through which the , riverside resort for a week-end's Mrs Arthur Yarger Friday night. (Shepherd Field. Texas. Mr and Mrs Josh Vanderlick pic­ Mrs Ralph Henney is staying at 10 ** routed. t nshing dispatched one of their Rex Walers and wife, Mr. and nicked at Gun lake Sunday. F.re.l, lor n.,.1 Muuld , „umb„ wl„, Mr. and Mrs. Ijswrrncc Green­ Mrs. Stewart Waters and family Mort than 4.000 earthquakes caus­ field's, taking care of her new great ing a death toll of a million persons and Miss Irene Durkee attended ordered s crate of beer, grandchild She plan* to remain have occurred since the Christian the Marshall Fair ode - day last Egypt has prohibited the adultera­ rank; or rating of the addressee and. emissary ‘ for two week*. j several bottles of whisky and sition of tobacco. the naval unit lo which he is as­ • Mrs Wayne Elliott and her two signed. or name of Ship/find post I phons of soda and concluded; "What children ot Buffalo. New York, are office through which the parcels are ' do you think the weather Is going to staving with Mr. and Mrs. Mina be like this week-end?" “The fur- Elliott. to be routed. ther sir," ---------------said the assistant Parcels for member* of the U. I — 7- outlook, ----------- — — ™. — -Mr. and — Mrs. Winifred Marlow B Marine Cor|« should show the with a slight smile, "is distinctly |and family of Charlotte. Mr. and rank or rating, full name and U. 8. wet." |Mra. Merle Fauley and daughter of __ _____________________________ Clarksville and Mrs- Wayne Elliott of Buffalo. N. Y . were Sunday • guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mar­ ’ 1°*-. I Corporal Nebnn Valentine, who recently wa* moved to Tennessee, ! has now been transferred to "Deep । in the heart of Texas." I “■« ™ DESTROYER ON LAND—A heavy, rapid-fire cannon mounted on a half-track armored car, that's the self-propelled artillery, lha answer lo the Armored Force's need to thrust heavy artillery - firepower directly into the core of Jis lightning attacks. - Growing with BUILT-IN FIT Healthy bodies muit shoes with BUILT-IN FIT. Combining quality mstetisls, scientific con- ingjight- to 2»8 IOWAY BUILT-IN fit 4. An-walwmiag arditi 7. Straight-tread lasts ■ Utt TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Qualify Shoei Fre^ariy Fitfad" Hoitingi ■ , Michigan DUNHAM DISTRICT Phyllis Cheeseman and Donna Gray accompanied the latter’s grandparent*, Mr. and Mrs Sam ’ Buxton of Banfleld on a week's I I camping trip lo Round lake, one j | hundred miles north, returning . Tuesday. . । Staff-Sergeant Robert Blanchard , ' of Wayne county airport was a I weekend guest at Ward cheeseman's.! j Mr. and Mrs. Orson McIntyre re- ' cclved a cablegram from'their son. I Brandt, telling of his safe arrival I I at a British port In the large convoy I I that recently arrived there. ! The Dunham school will begin ] : Tuesday September 8 with Mrs. Mil­ ; dred Rhodes as teacher , Miss Thelma Sponseller and Rob1 ert Lake of Baltic Creek spent the weekend in Detroit with the latter's •relatives. Thursday Mrs Cha*. Johnson. Shirley. Ben and Newell Heath. Mrs Orson McIntyre and Mrs. Kathryn • Jones and son Ronald spent the day | at John Ball Park In Grand Rapid* 1 Private Howard McIntyre of Fort I Custer spent Sunday al his home ' • here, before being moved to a dlfferent camp. 1 Mr. and Mrs Fred Van Dougen ot Muskegon spent part of last week | with the latter's parents, Mr. and I Mrs. Orson McIntyre j BRANCH DISTRICT | Mrs. Ernest Skidmore went to Philadelphia to accompany her , daughter. Mrs. Maynard Tucker. j home. Mrs. Tucker, expect* to teach I the Durfee school the coming y/ir Barbara and David Norton of Kaiuno spent a few day* last week in this neighborhood. ) Quarterly meeting will be hold at ,the North church next Sunday. Sep­ tember 6. Mrs. Geneva Schantz pleasantly entertained the Jolly Dozen Thurs­ day afternoon. Over fifty former pupil* Of the Norton school enjoyed a fine pic­ nic dinner Sunday also enjoyed meeting old friends and neighbors. WIRE LAYING CREW—Members- of this Signal will flash between headquarters to points near the front lino. ""■B Bakery Special FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JAM ROLL CAKE « COLONIAL CAKE ea 4Qc CLOSiO LABOR DAY BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! DANGHART BAKERY BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS /Bonds I AMD STAMM Our store is brim-full of fall merchandise! "Standard” merchandise made by leading manufacturers, known for their Quality, Style and Good Workmanship! We aim to sell to you good merchandise at reasonable low prices, and our stock is most complete at this time. We invite you to inspect our many lines on Friday and Saturday! XEW! POLO COATS! In Tan! Wine! Blue! I j I I ! 1 Reversible Dwelling fires In Michigan tn IM 1—38.246 of them, urban and rural—caused damage totalling 39.- ' 3M.610.67. . Of 30 nest boxes put up for fox ; squirrel* at Rose Lake wildlife ex­ periment station near Lansing, the j fox squirrels used 11, red squirrels used five, bee* used- five, screech COATS! Buffon Out Lining Coati । time of the check, had not been in i recent use. The Louisiade islands, were a Jap­ anese fleet was reported, are so situ­ ated that forces based there can ■trike at various important objeclives in the southwest Pacific. A scattering of more than 80 big and little Islands off the southeast tip of New Guinea, the Louitiades are about 400 air miles from Port Moresby: some 800 miles from the nearest point on Australia's north­ east coast, and a little over 000 miles from tho American-occupied. "Free French" Island of Na Cale­ donia. With Port Moresby to th* 1 northwest, the Australian eoaat to the southwest, and New Caledonia to the southeast, this group thus over­ looks United Nations' supply aqd communication lines, not only from i across the Pacific, but abp between' the Allied positions in the tmmedlate vicinity. Zipper Out Lining Coats 15“ NEW ACCESSORII5-8AG5, GLOVES, HOSE, BLOUSES, SWEATERS, SLIPS, GOWNS, PAJAMAS, BLANKETS, SKIRTS, JODPHURS, HOUSE COATS, MATERNITY DRESSES, BED SPREADS, HDKERCHIEFS, DOMESTICS. "Excluiivt, but sot txpeuiivt" HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER J. 1941 PAGE 3TX The Barryvllle school will open Monday. Sept. 7 with Mta Viola Bass as teacher. The repair wort Is nearly finished: we have new floor. ; new clothes closets, new furniture and other new things wni ch should . make the children very comfortable and happy. for which we arc very grateful to the Kellogg Foundation. 'School will open on fast time for the present. I The W 8 C. S. will meet at the church for a pot luck dinner this Thursday. We have not had any meeting* during the summer months and we hope everyone is ready lo i carry on. The public is cordially , Invited. . ] Mr. and Mrs. Claud Konkle and j daughters and Uie former's mother of Indiana were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine Henry Klevering of Muskegon p , spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer GlUert, Mrs. Klevering and son returned j home with him after spending the , week here. Mr. and Mrs Heber Foster and son Robert of Baltimore and, Mr. and TRUCK-MOUNTED SWITCHBOARD—With motorized equipment , Mrs. Russell Corrie of Battle Creek field telephones are established hither and yon on a minute’s notice. , were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Signal Corps crews, linemen and operators, roll along with the troops .and Mrs. Will Hyde. as the army maneuvers. I Mr. and Mrs. Archie McIntyre i have pold their farm here to people,. from Detroit and expect to move 1.0*1 Hal. Gels 93 Calorie. Needed soon to Quimby. They have lived The hat that L. F. Allmond. OklaThe number of calories needed here for 40 vears and we trulv re­ homo City, lost in a restaurant had daily depends on your physical ac­ gret to see them move Mrs. T. K. his name, address and telephone tivity. if you eat more fats and Reid, Mrs. Cruso and Mrs Minnie number in it. A week later he re­ carbohydrates than your body needs Edmonds were Sunday afternoon ceived a letter from Columbus, Ohio, for heat and energy, they are con­ callers. Mrs. I- E Mudge. Mr. and Mrs T. enclosing a $5 bill. A note said a verted into fat and stored in the man took the hat by mistake and he body to be used as fuel at some fu­ N. Dutmer of Grand Rapids and MIm Minnie Bailey of Nashville imagined It was worth about $□. ture time. This docs not apply to were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Here was the money, and thanks. proteins, 3 vitamins and minerals.. Clara Day. A birthday party was enjoyed nt the home of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Nesbet. Thursday. Aug. 27. honoring WUfcNiNNEEDOE?STRETCMER SERVICE- ) I the birthdays of Mrs Fred Brumm, who was 74. the first birthday of lit­ TURN TO THE YELLOW PAGES OF THE tle Roger Brumm son of Mr and TELEPHONE DIRECTORY UNDER AMBULANCE^ Mrs Richard Brumm and the 3rd i birthdav of Sandra Purchte. daughI ter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Purchte. whose birthday was Aug. 28. | Mrs.. Richard Brumm. Mrs Ardis Purchts and Rex and Mrs. Victor Brumm were the other guests, the latter bringing Ice cream and cake I for the occiOdon. Mr and Mrs. Hugh Fumtes were Thursday evening calllera. Mr. and Mrs Carroll Newton and ; son of Weeks District were Sunday ■afternoon callers of Rev. and Mrs. I1 J. J. WilUtte. । Mr and Mrs. Harold Higdon of Battle Creek were Sunday dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon. Mr and Mrs. Alfred Higdon and family of Kalamazoo were afternoon callers I Mr and Mrs Nelson Bryant and son of Jackson were Friday evening 1 supper guests of Mr and Mrs. Mil­ ; ton Gesler. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoffman and sons of Lacey were Saturday guests and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monroe and children ot Benton Harbor silent Saturday night and Sunday with their par­ ents. Mrs. L. A. Day anf Wendell were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson of Hendershott, the occasion being the latter’s birth­ day. Mr. and Mrs. George Dare of Lan­ sing called on Mr and Mrs. Orio Routh Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Gillett and Mrs. Henry Klevering and son spent Wednesday with Mrs. Clarence Hig­ don at St. Mary's lake. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesbet visited Mr. and Mrs. Phil Deller at Battle Creek Sunday evening and brought Jeanne home after spending the post week al the Deller home. Miss Elaine Day and J. Francis Butlne of Kalamazoo spent Satur­ day night and Sunday with her par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. L A. Day. Sunday afternoon and evening callers were Mrs. Lena Maryan and Clarissa and Ed Hawks of Bonfield and MLss VIola Baas of N. Nashville. Mrs Mlles Mark and daughter of Royal Oak were Friday morning callers. Mbs Clara Gillett spent Saturday night and Sunday with MLss Mar­ jory Tasker In Hastings. Mrs. Nell Walker bf Chesaning spent from Thursday until Sunday with her mother here. Mr* and Mrs. Albert McClelland and Vemard spent Saturday in Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mn Rex Dunnlgiv and children were Sunday dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lathrop and children Hubert, Jr., returned home with them for part of the week. A Challenge Value 50% wool—50/< rayon. Miss Joy Van Daren and MIm Agnes 'Benson are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fossett. | BOOTS-RUBBERS-ARCTICS ... Buy Rubber Footwear NOW... in SEPTEMBER ? YES! ABSOLUTELY BECAUSE BECAUSE BECAUSE BECAUSE This is not an ordi­ nary season or an ordinary rubber footwear year. Rub­ ber is scarce! Many of sighted customers want to make cer­ tain of their next winter's arctics and boots! The best selection of first quality longwearing rubber foot­ wear is obtainable RIGHT NOW! The Cut Rate Shoe Store is the biggest dealer in Barry Co. in rubber footwear! You can SAVE Now! ATTENTION, FARMERS-HUNTERS-TRAPPERS We have a limited quantity of the best quality Boots, Hi-Lace Paes and Rubber Arctics. If you need any of these items, We sincerely believe it is to your interest to- invest now while slocks are good! OUT THEY GO! MEN'S KNEE MEN'S HEAVY DUTY WORK WOMEN'S DRESS ^RUBBERS RUBBERSAO Grey. Red, White BOOTS or Black Solei — WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Take Your Choice Boys’ School Togs Are Here! Men's Dress RUBBERS to $3.98 BOYS’ SIZES MEN'S HIP or SPORTING BOOTS ALL SIZES 16 INCH, ALL RUBBER, BEST QUALITY LACE PACS«*Q M \ Hl HUNTERS' favorites EXTRA LIGHTWGT. FISHING BOOTS BIS jy KHAKI KHAKI COLOR OR BLACK COLOR SCHOOL TROUSERS AND £98 to •1 Good I 'aluel WOMEN'S HIP BOOTS SWEATERS s595 Rubber Is Vital 298 A variety of zipper and slip overs in many colors. £50 to This War! Take Care ofAll Footwear! MEN'S AND BOY'S TOUGH 4-BUCKLE ARCTICS Same SHIRTS Plenty of broadcloth and long sleeve knit shirts. 85c Womens Storm Rubbers a .ill 298 to £25 HOSIERY 3 to 10 New colors full elostix top sox. 20c ,0 39c Low Heeb We have a new itock of Dress Weight BOYS' HEAVIER JACKETS Wools, corduroy, whip cord, reversible finger-tips. All new and popular priced . f CUT-RATE WATERS CLOTHES SHOP SHOESTORE EoxAt/yi SAoe "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" I * HASTINGS MICH. EAST WALL LAKE Walter Richard Friebel and hte two sisters. Alma and Naomi of De­ troit spent from Saturday till’ Thursday in Uie M^tureen cottage. Ruth McClareen of Toledo. O . spent her two weeks' vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira McClarrtn. ■ Helen Aldrich. Paul Noteboom of Richland pnd Mrs. Ivan Smith were supper guests at the Dunot van's Tuesday. < Mrs. Clayton Mattison and two daughters returned to their nome in Jackson last week after spending their summer at their cottage here. Mrs. Mattison te a teacher in Uie Jackson school. Mr. and Mrs. Ira McClarren went to Wasseon. O.. last week to see • her mother, who te 82 year old and not very well. Mrs. Anna Kahler and son Don and Mias Ruth Scudder of Woodland were callers al Chas. Kahler’s Sun­ , day night Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kahler spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Joe Sten­ ger of Kalamazoo. • I Mr. and Mrs. R P. Dudnavan enlertained company from Indiana over the weekend. _ Maginot Line The cost of constructing the Magi­ not lint of fortlflcaUons in Franc* was *150,000,000. The work required J 4ve years. । I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1843 ...................... .. .............. .. » »>88 >H 4 U >0881 two) will open 1th Miss Viola t repair work is PERSONAL MENTION new furniture [i which should ery comfortable <g Foundation, i fast tune for 111 meet al the ick dinner this lummer months ,ne Is ready to lie is cordially id Konkle and ormer’s mother iday callers of DeVine of Muskegon it and Sunday Elmer OlBett. son returned r attending the er Foster and re and Mr. and f Battle Creek guests of Mr. chle McIntyre here to people, ipect to move ley have lived I Mm Minnie Ay afternoon Ir and Mrs T I Rapids and of Nashville ruests of Mrs. ns enjoyed at d Mrs Floyd . 27. honoring Fred Brumm. Irthday of lit. and the 3rd irchla. daughMaurtcr PUF- i. Mrs. Ardli I Mrs.' Victor ■r guests, the am and rake tid Mrs. Hugh evening call- i Newton and were Sunday cv. and Mn d Higdon of inday dinner J. L Higdon. Higdon and ere afternoon Bryant and Iday evening nd Mrs MilMrs Ernest chlldren of l Saturday H their parVendeil were of Mr. and Hendershott, •tier's birth- 1 Mrs. Orlo and Mrs. son spent larence Hlg- Mbet visited ?r al Battle ind brought ending Ute home. J. Francis [tent SaturJay. Sunday rallers were Ttortesa and id Mis* ViMrs Mlles Royal Oak it Saturday ’I Chesaning itil Sunday McClelland lay in Lake inlgi\i and mer guests 1 Lathrop .. returned and Mtes e home of 1 and his irday till n cottage, toledo, O . •tlon with i. Ira J>JcNote boom an Smith he Duno- and two r notne in spending lage here. rren went r old and son Don ■Voodland er’* Sutl­ ler spent Joe Sten- Indiana he Magirequired Assuunt; Mn. Roland MlingsworQi Of KiUbr^fSloSm? V*' wo.rk,!“««1'y- » DNtMra Otto tn the library following a two weeks i Haugen and son. Edward, of L«mvacation, which was soent in ih«'mn»> n rv>w m ,UUn< M, pvmu “f 1 C A f I A I C V C U T CI A *■ event 5 COUNTBr elm CBUSTIANIIN kcomii >s*i unrua-tvoxa 1 Boyes and Miss Marjorte Boyes | Mr and Mra Steven Cooley were eon at the Hasting* Country club . nn ChrisUanssn daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armbruster surprised by a family gathering on i Tuesday. Large bouquets of vart- 01 and Un ,Iarr>' A.jChrtstlanspent the wsekend with their son-' Wednesday evening of last week at . colored gladioli were used around **“■ ■Dd Harry E. lwn»lng, son of Im tow "an d ’ ds ugh Ur" In-law and daughter, Albert Dyer of glint, Mr and Mn. j the parental home on East Clinton the clubroom and the table bouquets Mr a,ld Nra Harry D. Lansing, were .n— rx-_ itreet The occasion was the twenty- were made of mixed garden flower*, united tn marriage Sunday after­ 1 »».. ... ,• jh. ' fifth — ...---------------------------cf- •--! -*■------- •in !.-» morning noon Aug 23. In the First Conxrawedding anniversary the The golf event : Mrs Dora Ingram visit Ooole>» , which igey wm was wvu won -i iatlonal. church. Greenville. -.w-.. vu a_ blind «.„.m bogey ----- —b — — — ■■ wx -.to.ww;. aThe .H; by Mr. E. Van Popering and the ceremony wa* performed by Dr St. r*l.i,ROtia 1 Ijuram who enlisted ... .. Mr. Robert Walldorf! entertained bridge prise* wera awarded to Mra. Clare Parsons Lohengrin* wedding stotloned at Camp (^wder^nw°u‘ld Ho ’ Thu^diy eve- NWrt SulUva7ind‘M7*“ R. G. Pin- march was played for ‘the "pr°«*" [oanital Guild No. fi Thuradav eve- ■ Nonert Sullivan and Mr* r n Pin. march wa* nlaved for the nmeea. ■ .X to of town gue.U induded MraJX Sny^V^ marriage of their daughter Nella HENDEMHOTT Lois to Pfc. Arthur R. flhepter of ■vtryoM is glad to see Harrtsburg. Pa. Mr. and Mri Lyons accompanied from Hind's school the young people to Bryan. Ohio.. „ g Graham. Metiiodist minister of thBt dly g^a^ A g Mr. and Mrs Jack iJ -The bride wa* erartuated from Hasting* High school and attended home from Philadelphia day. Charlo Haney's sM Davcnport-Mcpichton Institute in W. Hoover of Pittsburg, Grand RapidA She 1* at present Robert 8. Henderson of Detroit with b>' Mrs c. B. Rarden at the organ employed by the Michigan Mutual them to visit the Haneys Mm. Paul "Faulkner of Mlddlfvtfle: Th* bridesmaids were Mtes Betty Windstorm In*. Co. of Hastings. Mrs. C P Geleynse of Louisville. RUzema and Mtes Arzsll Dodd* of Tlie groom is a graduate ot Wil­ Ky.. with Mm. R. O Hubbard: Mtes Landing The maid of honor liam Penn High school of Harris­ improve. Mrs Mary Bchwuchn vteltod Mn. Nancy Robert* of Dearborn with WM* Miss Dori* Christiansen, sister burg and te at present stationed at Della Stanton and Mrs Ix-n Oswald Mm. H. A Adrounle; and Mtes ®f JNe bride Best man was Ken- Port Cpster. in Dowling, and at Aaron fgKBarbara Dickoff of fron Mountain <1*11 Svendsen of Ann Arbor and Tlie many friends of the young wucho's and Frank HsfrlngtOB’s tn with Mn. W. M Stebbin* usher* were William Seibel and Ray- couple unite in extending their con­ Battle Creek, while tlie Sullivan's Mr* E a Frandsen wa* chair- mond Benzlger. Jr. gratulations and best wtehe* man of the luncheon and was a*The wedding party proceeded _________ -, , Guest* at A c Clark'* on Sunday sided by Mrs. Archie McDonald. rio«m the stales formed by white THREE CORNERS Mr and Mrs. Ja* E Lee of Bat^■.,.*1" a a...'. r* ~ j Mrs G. E Goodyear.' Mrs Orville Bjadiola* to the altar and took their Sayles and Mr* Paul Faulkner of Place* before a white satin kneel- tie Creek were Thursday afternoon Gaulkroger of Jackaoa. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Mott tong a KZM .ria II,., ur.y M ” i ,h * . . . Middleville. । Ing bench By tlie light of cathe. guests of the Claude A, Hammond* Mrs. Homer Becker and little Mary Sept.’ 8. the .regular back- mb Mr. andwwia.-n.-a. Mrx H.-J mjuuiauu Robinson aim and trip to northern points of Interest returned liome Friday night from ., .. .. ' I**" ' Next Tuesday. w-Kxb«—. -jcandles, —— and against wa wwxw. w.iu Jane. eleven-day vacation spent tn Mr* M*r>' v,n Dugteren and A family gathering was held at. luncheon will be dispensed with and ground of native oak bough* and family attended the funeral servicea in our stole, over the latter part of Melody Anne U the euphonious an ! New York City and Washington. Mni Beach of Hastings callthe home of Mr and Mr*. Robert a pot luck iuhu luncheon being plantoll baskets of pink and white glad- for Mr iwoinMin* Roblnaon's cousin. Myron ----— — — — — --------— • ........ ... ....UH., u . vvu te •* wu.* p — --------iu.c»uu।u< mi name of the daughter born lo Mr. . C ed on Mr*. John Demaray and Burchett Sunday in honor of Mrs "d Mrs -tote* -------..ot —. at -----church x.—x nf Hasting* stayed at their place Mra ncd. Mr* Mra David French — and lotos, th* the enunu couple .nwi,. spoke their vow*. Robinson, Bedford Robinson, ot»_u. Bedford st ..Uie the church and Mrs Roy Garner at Pennock ; Mr* Irene Fandell ot Alma spent ,?lber ,tri".". during their absence. rlends here -------- ------Wednesday. —a— — Maurice to—. ..Burchett's -------------------------------------------birthday and al- Finnic -are-----in charge The bride wore a gown of chalk there Saturday. hospital August 12. the weekend with Mr. and'Mrs. Ot- . L*ke Odessa Wave-Times. so honoring Mr and Mrs Wm. EnOn Friday there «U1 be a golfer’s white mousseline de sole. Uie opuMr. and Mra Clareqpe L. Ste*on. MIm Helen Wade went to Koko­ x_.x ... Pandell te a ' Corp, and Mr*. C. D. Garrett ar- Dan of Ocala, Fla., who are return- pot luck luncheon and Mr and Mr*. ent bishop sleeves and basque bod- Betty and Paul were Sunday dinner tings stayed at Albert Brills while Mrs 1 mo, Ind. yesterday lo spend a few to Isenhath. — rived Tci Saturday from C Seattle x-toL L. lo ‘ln "C K -40011 —" •to their “ southern .2h“ home. buffet supper for Labor Day, Mon- ice were trimmed In fine Norman- guests of Mm Wm E Lind and son. they spent the weekend In Dowagiac. niece w. of mb Mr.. .TO..WM.TO., Isenhalh. days with Miss Elizabeth Pinch who .A... . Don’t forget to phone your items. die lace, small self-covered button* Russell, of Woodland. will return with her to teach in l Mr. and Mra. Winston Merrick »prnd a few day* with her parent*. This wa* lhe flr»l time In five year* W G Bradford are chairmen of a -loied the front and ran from her Mr and Mra Elwyn Hayward ot « vnv UU> vear *nd Ml“ Oonna Chamberlain re- Mr. and Mr*. Frank cooper after that all the brother* and ristera of day. Monday. Sept. 7. the city Kiu»u schools this year. Peter Pan collar to the waist. Her Hasting* and Mr and Mra. Glenn NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mra Jason McHwalii Mtes Char ‘“med Sunday evening from a ' which Corp. Garrett will return to 1 Robert Burchett liad met together ------- ■ ■■■*♦+-----------------Miss Mettle Steward attended the mra jxwn Mcraaam. Miss^nar vUn „jBUm ln whlu , Alaska and Mra Garrett will re- After a chicken dinner the after- HOUFSTATTER FAMILY full skirt wa* striped in Uje *ame William* of the W K. Kellogg farm arid^MlM^&nfly McF3w?ln tpenlThe 'PBeon ’ "* (main ,;noon was spent . .. visiting. .... ' —*“ here for the duration. ‘ ’ In Those GATHERING fine lace and terminated in a long Gull lake were Sunday afternoon ■Janlels reunion tn Lake Odem . ™ away were Mr and . A famj|y gathering was held nt fu J train. She wore a flnger-lip callera at the Leslie Wiliam*' Keith Sunday. flnl few days of- this week at PoMri Bclle Borton returned SunHarold Swanson and son. Rich- ' *1.rcM',’t., tr0 Mr and Mrs Arthur Bales and kagon State Park Ind d,y ,rom * week's visit at South : ard. attended the convention of the /j’” Ebrtan. Ocala. FI« : Mr the home of Mrs Ida Palmatler veil held in place by a tiara of *cea and Kenneth Williams are spending Chadderdon and Mr. and Mr. Harold Smith and »■*«> •»»' — Mr —3 Mn. Kent company Mr. Swanson ~ ------- — ------- -----represents ,and Mrs -Emory ; last Tuesday in honor of the four pearl* The bridal bouquet was a few days with their grandparents Ing a few davP vacation. louring in Lieut and Mr*. Harvey Kenney of Dean left Hasting, last wyk Tues­ ।Drake------------------------------------------------- held al Westminster Lodge. Sauga- J»mes Burchett, Richland: Mr. and daughters of Andrew Houfstatter formed around a renter containing day after being guests of Mr and ' Raymond Murphy of Plymouth' tuck. Wednesday. Thursday and Mrs John Burchett. Kalamazoo: who had not been all together In a white orchid with white rose* and Oscoda spent Saturday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs Ray Scheel were Mrs. Leon Chapman. Plainwell: and tlie weekend with hl* par- Friday. nineteen year*. The four daughters silver lace, tied with white satin. The with her parent*. Mr and Mra Clab Sunday dinner guests at the home Mra Jack O'Connor and family for sjient ,C’n u, Mr .nd Mr.7w ilOTOhy ’ iuLr. Bw.ld .nd Hnrl Bum ’ " orwood maid of honor's gown was of dusty D Yelter. A„Mun>hy. Masters Ronald and Hart Blank arc Mr* Elma Elllngsworth of Edge­ several days. They recently return­ ”m unrl Mrs. Mk Fred Prentice spent ol... . . . .to their . R*se Marie Rose of Hastings was of the former’s sister. Mrs Charles Mr and Kalamazoo returned 1 Doslcr ley. N. Dak ; Mrs Bessie Haugen roae *tlk nylon over taffeta ntted ed from a winter in California Ac kies and husband in Lansing. of Lemmon. 8 Dak.: Mr* Eathcr Bur­ bodice with sweetheart neckline, long a Saturday overnight and Sunday where Mr Smith did construction Mr*d Hubert Prentte? and’ra^nv"'11 hon“ Tue#d,> *fl,r tonsllectomle*. Rev Carroll Brodbeck of New Ha­ The Misses Elizabeth Parker and ton and Mr* Leola Smallwood of fitted sleeves and a full skirt oral guest at the htene of her brother and The boy* arc grandsons of Mr. and work for the Kaiser defense Indus­ Mra Hubert Prentice and family 'Ruth McLaughlin entertained the Washington, D. C. Mra Smallwood made a very charming picture For sister-in-law. Mr. and Mra James ven called at the home of his Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs ' j.^,.d skinner tries They wwe called here by the Henry Kline were her brother. El£ ™ "i „ „ .। Windstorm office force .. ,t- with her husband and small daugh­ her flowera she carried an arm bou- p Hammond at . a P predeath of Mm Smith's aunt. Mr. mer Sandeen and friend, Miss LinMr nnd Mr* E E Vender and nuptial shower In honor of Miss Nel­ Mr and Mm Floyd Walters and W. A Hall with whom she stayed la Schattler of Battle Creek Mr #0,“ of Woodland were Sunday din- la Lyons whose marriage to Arthur ter are being transferred from quet of Shirley Temple gladlnlas and Washington to New Orleans where blue delphinium and «he wore a Ju- daughter. Marlon, of Grand Rapwhen in high school here ncr and Mra . Herman Sandeen were n " guests of Mr. and Mrs Alonzo ------------------------------------------------ -------------Shepler look place Saturday In Bry ­ she will have chance of a govern­ llet cap of blue delphinium Tlie ids were Saturday afternoon guests Dan Smith were Sunday dinner Mr, and Mn. lewis Hine went to E. Trim. an. Ohio The shower took place at also Sunday dinner guests. bridesmaids' gowns were like Hut of her father. Maury E. Moore, and guests of Mn. Lydia Schuler and ment office force there She. with Greenville Sunday. August 26. to Esther. the home of MIm Parker at 1014 her family and Mrs Burton left.,of the maid of ■:honor conail went Ashing .urnu Mn J W HcW,tt ,nd d«“«hter. -------r — ------ but In “a — • attend u.r the wrouu.g wedding u, of Mtes ue»> Jean ORANGEVILLE COUPLEyTO South Jefferson Clues lo the where­ Wedntudav weoiieruav uiuhimmi iui nc* <»•- ' Ct*° !" z’ «n°ky -!-Mr. and Mm. Carlton Bump and morning for New Or“ r of blue Each Chri.tl.mon und Henry Uming at IJaa"- •«« «««? 6 bmEr¥e aNNTOM “ abouts of tire gifts were given in leans, Mra Burton will return to ran-ied a bouquet of pink gladlolas baby. Linda Lee. of Hasting* were Detroit spent several days the past the congregational church at 4 »crr tansing caller* Thursday with UBhl-iiVL anniversary o'clock * enuren a* a f ftnd Mrs J(>hn R HewUt Mf gnd Mn Jgg>c o( verse on streamers attached to a Washington by train and bluc dephinlum In their Jialr Tuesday evening guests of lhe Clar« Karl EckardL Mr Maaiian and Mr and Mrs. Neville N Wood of "nd MMr?1MMer,e ,Kflle? Ur* O'MUftvUto t*P will celebrate their lovely corsage "Hearts" . was the Those present last Tuesday were 1 Ih£F wore Pln* and bIue hrtareUff. er.ee Sissons. Ml** » Bettv Sjsaon WM a w-^nd The bride * mother was gowned in —- « -----------------------u~ I Detroit were weelyiid uucsta of hto "turned hooie ooiden Wedding annlvcr*an Sept diversion MIm Lyons received many Mr and Mra Marshall Smallwood a|*“n^nUng W t lovely gifts and the girls spent a and daughter. Barbara. Mr*. Pauline . a»P». shoulder* and wide lapel* guest of Woodland friend* and U nnr.ni, Mr Ur and -nui Mis. Mi. John i..hn Wood. • w<u»i them to Mr visit Mnd withMri Mr* . holding . ... . parent*. , narenta and Mi* John Wood wlllj ' jKelw .I g. by open house at their very enjoyable evening. Mr>Z Lydia Schuler and Esther Heslep and Mr* Dither Burton. were ln » “I* Mua trimmed in gold rowiding this week with Mr. and Mr Wood has been commissioned i farm home from 1 to 5 P. M.. pre- ' Washington. D C ; Mrs. Roland Q. . beads. Her headpiece was of gold Mr* Carlton Bump In Hasting*. I spent M7erBi WBBk <IUj 1st Lieut, and will commence hL<t Hewitt until Sunday. The Rev and Mr* Dayton A Man- ' t£ fOnner-7.1*ter Mra Mao Kunz Mrs Lauren Edger entertained llngsworth. Edgeley. N Dak; Mrs ™trlch Ups and with it,she wore Mr and Mra William Linington, ceded by a 6 o'clock dinner for Ute duties Feptembcr l at Camp Ed­ .S? l.mlly on on Sunday. sundiy. Sept. Sop!.: the Marry Eight Club at her home Otto Haugen and son. Edward. Lem- R°>d accessories Her flower* were ker and their daughters. Flossie and 1 in Grand Lrtd^ wards. Mass. x.r- -'?? ~7 S? .“'"’-^IL.imraeaiate family on Grand street Friday afternoon mon. S. Dak : Mr. and Mr* Clem Johanna Hill rose*. The groom's h7rn'^Lnra " Mr”lndaMra y Mw 1 Mr and Mr* Vincent McPharltn «.r* Cralg spmt fllh ' Mnd BeQ ..parenu- W “nd Mr1' Mw Dorris. Janice, and Denny Batea. Mr. of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests nf./ ur .nd Mr D*D*clt t»rn in Walch- Winning scores at pedro were held ■—v suaon ot Otsego- Mr and Mr*, mother wore a dress of dusty rose of Mr and Mrs Curtis Garrison ■"’Jf Mr and giro. Frederick erfn Netherlands. May 21. 1854. the by Mr*. Lynn Edger. Mr*. Izo Tift. I Charles SUson and Mra. Nonna 1 P>nk crepe with a wide belt studded w,lwr’ and Mr* Victor Eckardl. and PhrfMr* Lauren Edger Edscr Mrs VI1 VIor Man.en... iIus; Mr* Arnold u.i. Mai- with w»»h gold. Sold With this she *he wore sold gold Mr. McPhariln has accepted a post-: rnd«Xv «’™ertn« son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob DcBsck. and Mra Mrs James F. Hammond and 114 MBjUrn Eckardt altenrtod children spent Friday with her ScMnelderTUnton. al Ktversidl Verne Pierce was a guest-Mra Earl; coSln Bnd daughter. Chartott*. of accessories. Her flowers wera pink tlon to as .« art u.eh,r teacher m in the Flint'i<w’ *Bea^^te l«vln, ph beln» the eW«* children, lhe Film •Lake Odessa: ------- «•— Albert • 1 roses. Mr and *« Mra. r°*« ■ schools for the coming year ’ “ le“''?< ’?’• coming to this country when he was Moore will have the next party. brother. Harold Fi*her and family PBrk IonlB Bunday day ‘ for Lockport and Rochester. Reesor and daughter*. Helen and Mr and Mra Fred Fisher of of E. State Road, the occasion bon-. Mr and Mrs. William Fox wheS^^wiB rteUfriSdL e‘«h,een months of age. The Journey Margarete’ Garimger ol t.. *"$" wnere sne T win visit - mad.’v;". I“X MniZert*l entertained Marge. Woodland: Mrs Annie Bald- Adrian acted as master and mistress orlng Margaret Jean's birthday. Krilamazrxi spent the weekend with > r Y ,U * “« rnenas. ‘Pcnd.s was bv umllbnst ‘tairinw Nashville visited Miss Olga Eckanil Jlm.Md J.« cl. MM ™,«[>»« club ..nd erd, win and daughter*. Louise and Iris. [ceremonies for the reception Mr and Mr*. Flovd Walter* and g^By afternoon days to reach America Th.T famriv . r ? ,Or aeMW “na win and daughter*. Louise and Iris. ceremonws rar me receptam tp<ir parenw. . spent the past two week* with their retried in Nrt Ynrk Itate ' Wednesday afternoon. August 26 at Mr Bnd Mr$ Robert Baldwin. An- which wa* held In the church parMr and Mr.*. Everett Clum and ’ , , ' ,, . ,, H^rt^alto Tomg with hte father bpr home on South Hanover Pedro drew Houfstatter. Mary Mills. Mr* lor8/n« parlor was banked with daughter. Marion of Grand Rapids Mr ».,d Mr. Xrt Krull,rr ,.,d M" O1“r spent Saturday evening with hla Jones. ne recaus going witn ni* rather was p^yed .prize* being won by Mn Wilke* and von Paul all sarden flowera Presiding at the parent*, the Edw Walters Chimney Breast Duane of Woodland were Sunday ’ ' punch bowls were Mra. Harold Lar- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dryer and Corp. Kenneth Biddle of Port ^ta^n^’5JiisthDlJiila«’f“te’Si J. E McMtlton. Mr*. Elite Kdley and o( H.allnB.< Chimney breast Is the projection guests of Mr. and Mrs. I, H Rowley. : prt^ ---------------- ***---------------^^kiord dsuahl*rH“llnW Custer spent the weekend with his «e o riaiK moved^tm hte n^r! MrS n°lal. H“ZM » fr°m the wall built to accommodate Rev. and Mrs Ix-ason Siiarpe. Ted"'zSee'.nd .ILvXB iNNtni mother, Mrs. Newton Benner. Corp. we or el.hr he moved with hu par- were XSTriTiTO ' Mr ?' — !M>«chults 5* of 1 RocWor Rockford * 1 Sunday 8undBy afternoon callers caller* at the lhe the fireplace and chimney, won by Mn Ted Ziegler and silver ANNIVERSARY Eslel. Janet Margery ana and Mooert Robert E*tel. x■- tr'r.j being transferred thU ______ • and Mrs Allison Swcndsrn poured. U ’ ™“ •.“‘'W' “‘c.W8tn' M" Llovd Anderaon. Mr., Ahdemon wjs OBSERVED . were Sunday gueste at the Lemuel week ee. to to .nother another camp. camp, heILu' 1unU1JT 88 U ' —111 enterlMn ne.i si her home on Thirty n.-e reuilve. end rrtend. Mu.es Jean Wright, Belly Jean another 4 luiij-lltc Mm itmutca miiu Severance home Mr .nd Mr. E. A- Cukln .pent SES*hSnE.i^e KS 8 Hl,h 8t on " or.nd M.r' it iiicuua Chd.lenrtn, IrU Wlleo, .nd Oene' hel.ISII of Mr. “ and Mrs Marclus Bagley Mr*. Florence Staiger visited reta­ the.eeaendtn sp.ru, _ . 5S.S1*" * “ . m «“ .”r.uS ” l5n ’!y! ’ 1''“"M“'"Tv“^«dy‘" r'XSd helped them celebrate their twenty­ - lives-and-old friend* last week *nu aai*. vt. u zrames ana rar Mr ana and Mra Mrs uienn Glenn nanier Kahler entcrThursday In Caledonia. family spent Sunday In Coopersville *t tne age or niteen he went to talned their Euchre club Saturday fifth wedding anniversary on Sun- I music during the reception Mr. and Mra. Chas. Clirtetman nt the home of • Mr. and Mr* , *n, n^t’' T°~' „lhe*} evening. August 28 at their home on day. Mrs. Dorr Backus of Gales­ ! For her going away costume Mra. and grandson. Clifford Boerema, • Charles A. Vandegrtft and on their worked for lhe G. R. it I. railroad park prize* were won by Mr burg, and Mrs. F. E. Fisher of Rich­ Lansing chose a two piece black land planned a lovely co-operative Mr and Mr*: Victor Slteon and two way back they brought Mra. — ------------------------------------------ - dmner Mm. for or * re* >'”rl »“«*• he had to re- and Mm. Cecil Cappon. Mn Walter fXwnv crepe with which she wore white ac­ children, _ .. .... .... Vanturn after death nf of Lewis and J. E McMillan. Travel. a bride's cake with cessories. Her corsage was a white ........ returned Sunday evening l u Barnes' mother. Mra. Nettle 1 tn the farmfarm - ,Iltha V H 1” d£ath ° n" T' miniature bride and groom. Mrs. d-srUl ot Kilo ---------u tpendlnf U>e uk' —- -“» llo« prlu w ov won bv Ol<™ K.bKr ,— —'*"« img prize was won menu rvanicr , had been guests ot of Mr. Mr* Sb-on Sisson's> t»rpar- .----“ “ ■ --------’— — (Fisher read appropriate poems and orchid taken from her bridal bou­ h.d twvn -a . Lre ..cv---------------------. dulln .nd „ U>. .... ° ntf HI. WsJmo mn.h.. .U“r' „ Mr. and J d Mm M Cecil Omit Cappon C.ppon wilt will «nen- I. ent*. Mr and Mra. R B. Carter ,Mm.n-8. -B. Wilcox and Mrs Fred I “nd >oy'\ger Brothen and rtster. tert*in on Saturday evening. Sep- 1 !presented Mr. and Mrs. Bagley with quet. After September 1st the cou­ ple will be at home to their friends THvd.r TO. '“n”" '» ny.rra, nin, Ki,,,'i: 'verann »r* ,„un.l -nt^rt.inin. tn.ir .ig. He worked for— Barry remoer tember iz12 > at their home on N. many cards and lovely gifts. The in Ann Arbor. . -— on — the , -roads -------— « nf . . house and tables were beautifully attendance al the Wesleyan Method- Ur Mm lldwaid Tr,^ or 8lU.. ' Co., built several mil --------- w«*nuigujii. miles of. InwruMn township Washington, Both bride and groom attended | decorated with garden flowers. tet campmeeting at Fairmount, and folk Va Mr a|)d Mfs A D road* mails and *al Wai overseer nverooror of nf road* rondi |1 ' . . • Michigan State College Mr and Mrs Begley were born on also visited relatives al MmiIoti and of MrdBryvUle’ Ind; in Orangeville township for fifteen Mte» Katharine Weeber enterOut of town guests were from De­ farms adjoining the Bagley home­ Mnthew* Tlie Shson* andgarters ftnd Hmhnun ot yeant Z,—. . He ... has ~ been ~—■■ a ~ member of t>in(fd the Ulf Buiy DU*/ Elght club utuu ttt ■* ncr stead where they have resided since troit. McBain. Hastings. Adrian. iiteo visited al Marlon and at Bloom- jnd »rwirt*vtit« v Ixxlge tnr ------- ..Monday . . iM.. wiM week -CT.*. Prairieville rI. n O. n O F. for •home evening. Bunco wa* Rockford and Ohio. Mr* Oerald ington with members of the family. • Mr. --' and■ Mrs. -- ' Stephen Johnson “J* PMl year.played with Mra. Howard Orabom their marriage They attended the Barnes was in charge of decorations. Oknn ornnlWd ot wIndl„lap^„ — , -----------------------.. uv. DeBack was Elizabeth winning high and Miss Margaret little red school together and among —Greenville Dally New*. Id*, wa* in Hastings on business I weekend'"withT —,----- , their ‘ parenu. Mr. B»mes. the daughter of Mr. and Joh^c^k.' low. their guests was one of their "school Mrs G. M Bainbridge and son. Cleo for their homes after spending ten S^’UlSotoi uipltoYWtoi’toS N-Uon.) Park, the Bteck Hill* and ^.n^nd National Park, the Black Hills and come Corners arid Hastings. " various other pointe of interest | Richard Bennett, Joe Rosen- <2 Heil Adair. Mr* Hiram Baxter. Mr and Mrs. Bert Hundeman and ' baum * and Hollis Isenhsih^X 1”^reel “' Whnae husband is also steHoned there. " 1and Mrs Attle Hay. Mrs Baxter will Mr. and Mrs. Gayit Jacobson of the weekend in Muskegon visiting I Mr. and Mrs Edward J. Adams. have ““ Sfptomher .meeting. Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. friends UntxKlrla— spent — J —.. , I Mr Bnd Ur. 0^.. w.UdQrff STV Hotchkiss Ray Bunday/wilh and Constance Jean of MusOn Sunday the New idea club Mr*. Gertrude Endsley Mr*. Ends- > and .Tur u„ 'ke«on *nd Mu* MMlne ot ley and Mra. Hotchkiss spent a couiJwXc *^-M ih7 wrek A,’n A,bor www Sunday gue*U of had a surprise birthday party at the home hl", “kj8,0"”'' Rm,"1‘ “ &rsSuSF1 ■»»»' «■ of —Mrs Maude Smithinin . I honor of Mrs. Mabel Roush, the Mrs HundeinSn n X 'Wall lake. ’ Caryl of Oak Park,;club's president. The group enjoyed Mr. and Mrs Robert O'Corui 1 Mr and Mrs Otte Shell of Jone* . a * 1301 ,uck IUPPcr with vbltlng furLinda and Margaret O'Connor marms". the former Blanche Thorpe ANGELL-CLRTISS |and Mrs. Aoen Aben uonnsv.. Johnson ».. and . Monday. ... , , ana Mra. m Mr. Mr* Le»i* Barnes She was bom ( Rev Karl Keefer of Ludington, J ftnd MrJ| ' April 1. 1873 In Hope township and Mrs Fred Ingram wa* delightfully who taught them their 3 R’s. On Sunday, following lhe morn­ wa* calling on Hasting* friend* . Mrs. Stephen — Johnson ----------- ---ot Indton- moved with her parents pt the age surprised Saturday evening when her Guests were present from Climax. ing service at the Presbyterian " Monday. Inpoiu. lapoli*. ino.. Ind . ana and mo Mn rrana Prank aage Sage of three years lo Kansas, where the । two sons and thetr families and Galesburg, Hickory Corners. Rich­ church. C. F. Angell, for. many Mrs H G. Clark of °™,’d HaP' spqnt Monday in East Lansing with family resided for three years. While other friends dropped in to help land. Plainwell. Gun lake and Has­ year* secretary of the Barn County tings. Ids visited Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Ben- Mr nIjd Mn George Bauer, there, her mother, brother and ate- celebrate her birthday, nett Monday , Mr. and Mri Max Lewis of ter died of Malaria fever. Soon aft• - . of Battle Creek, were united in mar­ The Friendly Neighbor Club met WALTON—CRANE Lyle Dunning of MBmlleldt onio, Ohlo. returned to their their er their death, her father returned u>ic Muiii.Mia vi Whiling. Did . MaiuHeld, riage. the ceremony being per­ The marriage of-------Ensign DeForcsl at — the Jones cottage at ------Wall— lake spent a couple of day* this week Iconic Friday after spending the from the west with the children.:-— —------•- — > —---------«----- ----------------formed by Rev. Lesson Sharpe Aft­ wlih hte (Hint mid uncle. Mr. and Wfek w||h 'hu and Whan they arrived In Hastings they Thursday evening in honor of Mra. Walton lo Mte* Shirley Crane took er a brief wedding trip they will be Mr. * Krrr ।: Mrj Dftn and v ,irieruu. ,. <ere Bt lhe Ulln by lwo of her Fred Jones' birthday. Sixteen guest* place Thursday. Aug. 27. at the Aug Mn. Ch.. Cha* A. Kerr uau— UwU Lxrwu ami outer -----. . ----------. ----„ .. — . ’ al home al the Angell residence, . returned . . .to — nmrnr and onrl pedro was nlnvrH r-b.- —I at -• the .u- San •> r»i •- Base, — Mtes Martha Duffer of St. Johns I Clare Beach Dear- | mother's brothers and from there ITr* werepresent played. Chapel Diego Air 427 Young street. calh-d on Mr and Mr*. Charles A. bom after spending two weeks with ' the children were separated She —. , . California. Miss Crane is the da ughhis mother Mrs Mary Beach I went to live with her uncle and,.Th' Youn“Mothers Club met at ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B Crane of Kerr Tuesday. IM Enrl Ttarau Jo.'ca fell lor I aunl. Mr. and Mn. .MalcolmMe-1*“ FEnnrtlte and Ensign Walwnlb lhe THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB Mrs F I. Fairchild returned to I E. South stmt. Thursday ..<«» vm>i. sen The Thomapple Garden Clu'o will Rnnd.v .n.r anMU ii n . ix. ! Callum. i E .South street. Thursday afternoon, of Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Walton Detroit with her son. Richard. Sun­ n-tmit son of Dr. and Mrs. D D. Walton Detrolt Sunday after spending the j Callum, After a short business meeting Mrs Hastings Ensign and Mrs. Walton meet Thursday. Sept. 10. at the day for a few days visit week, with his parents. Mr and Me al ’whleh^a^^wia were college friends both having home of Mrs. Ben Cowles. 412 W. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Swerdfeger Mra?‘ Oscar Jones’" ThU Saturday ried Sept. 8. 1W2 at the home of Mr Center. The program will be a dem­ ... __ _ u.i..-_ ar*, u. — <>> wnnA •> o — i-i.. Behai lor after which a gift wa* graduated from Western Michigan and twin 8MB. Byron and Roy of »* cSy"^ U‘ hU bW “* K,n‘ to Mra77^r-SenneU __ .... ......................... .............. Buffalo. N. Y.. are visiting Mr and [ College of Education. Their many onstration on home-made Christmas Mr Ind Mrs. Fred Stanley of the M. E. church. They were the g® £*'he^d>at Mra TaVs™' 1 t,fJend^”“nd congratulations to decorations by Mrs. Cowles and Mr* Roman Feldpausch this week. Mrs. J. L. Merriam. Tlie club voted wU' *»LA JSl tortem Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giddings were Grand Rapids spent the weekend Puente of one daughter. Christie. at its last meeting to continue light who with her htuband. Clinton ^*17°n H,n0“r 8Uc7' SepUn’ , , Sunday gtirnte of Mr. and Mrs. with the John Rose family. refreshments. Raymond Hyatt tn Battle Creek? Mrs 8. Conger Hathaway Hathaway re xe-­ Castle, made her home with her • r ,7' ... i Philadelphia Lawyers Mra 8 Conger i her death । In the early stages of law devel­ Mis* Katherine Giddings Is lumed yesterday from a visit with father and... mother until Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ricker enter­ spending a few days tn Grand Rap­ her daughter and family tn Yp­ Atig- 4th. 1818. She left a daughter. opment in China. Shaohing men pi ­ tained twelve of their friends at ids with Mrs Neil Procs. ” oneered in preparing petition*, colNorma, whom the grandparents silanti. their farm home Saturday evening, Mrs. Mabel Sherman and family ... honor of „ Mrs. m„. '•'“"I repro.roUn, tillKeith lAincaster* and Stephen cared for as their own Mr Castle „.r occasion being in and Roscoe Raihbum and-son from Hathaway ha^a -enlisted at Detroit later remarried, but still made Ills the Charles Paul and Car) Ricker who before magistrate*. The "Shanear St Johns were SundAy visi­ in the ERC of the army and will home with them. celebrated their birthdays. The eve- ’ °hlng man" became a necessity tors at the home of Mrs. Linnie continue their college work at Al­ Mr. and Mrs. Castle have one son. nlng was spent playing 500 with wherever courts were established. STEAM HEAT Davb. . Frederick, now in service with the , the highest score* being won by Mr*., Young men wont io Shaohing to bebion and Ypsilanti until called Mrs Phoebe Mote left Tuesday HOT A COLD WATER Rev. and Mr*. Clifford Clinton U. 8. Marines, stationed at San ... - to for Winona Lake. Ind. where she and Rev. and Mra. E M Wheeler Diego. Calif., who has always seemed ।A. B. Oldley and Gamer Hampton.; come 'law clerks, then settled SHOWER BATH The house was decorated with glad ­ work in otlier cities with all the will remain for’several day*. spent a few day* the fore part ot like a grandson to Mr. and Mrs De­ ioli throughout. prestige of a "Philadelphia lawyer." Mm. Winona Downing and daugh­ the week at Fife Lake. Back. Their reputation continues, although ter. Rexlne, of Lansing spent the At the present time both Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Albert Craig. Miss Mn. Chester Long entertained her Doukte -EM per wk. op weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Dorte Craig and Don Chase visited Mrs DeBack are enjoying good bridge club of two tables last week they no longer monopolize their Eddy. Mr. and Mrs James Ttmerman in health He assists his son-in-law Wednesday evening at a dessert field. Similarly famous for their Mtes Mary Elizabeth Page re­ Jackson over the weekend. They with all of the farm work and Mrs. This club uses Defense Stamps for execution of the role in which Fate turned to her home in Lincoln also visited the Cascades and other : DeBack attends to Uie household prizes has cast them are Shaohing* chair Mrs Allan Hyde will en­ Park Monday after spending two points of interest. ' duties. a .a<„ tertain them at the Hyde's new cot­ coolies. . weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs. Guests for the family dinner tage at Algonquin lake next week Mra. Esther Briggs and Mra. E. c Edmonds. Grace Perkins of Battle Creek were Sunday will Include Mr. and Mrs. ; Wednesday. Mtes Grace Edmonds will return Monday visitor* al the home of Mr. Alex Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. John hmfle Sunday evening from Bay­ and Mn. Lemuel Severance. Mr* Barnes and daughter Marjorie. Mrs FAIR LAKE View where she has been staying Briggs and Mrs. Severance are Emily COlUns. and daughters. Mr. Manv from this way attended the the |>a*t three weeks. . . cousins. and Mrs Richard Fennel* and sons. funeral of John Y'oungs at Hickory Mra Allie Hudson and son. and Mr. and Mn. Forrest Christy and Comers Monday afternoon. . | family and Mr. and Mrs. Glonn , |Mlsa Mao’ Banks of Jasper. Ala., Mias Iva Case te spending the Our aim is to help you retain an impreg­ I returned to their home Friday after Righter and Mias Thelma Mott all week with her mother. Mrs Lottie visiting their sister. Mrs. Louis of Kalamazoo. Mr and Mr*. Ray j Oollister nable beauty front — natural, poised, Barnes. Mrs Florence Mason and Barlow for two weeks Mrs. Edna Roraback has returned charming. W. H- Otis returned home Bat- son. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson of I from her mother's in Carlton Ceni urday after spending the week Cloverdale. Mrs. Elisabeth Stewart I with hte daughter. Mrs Fred Bar- and daughter Hasel and Mr. and PERMANENTS Mrs. Lyman Fisher and daughter Shampoo A EC* Machlnele.s J3.50 Finger Wave qAi , Mr. and Mrs. Edward WUt and Carol of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Finger Wava W 9 «P. others from Dried wU Bijou Theater Bldg.. children of Birmingham spent the ert Cline of Grand Rapids grand­ weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Prank daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. DeBack. OwasS aa4 •pavsue ky BATTLE CREEK ' Andrus. • Mrs Mary Barnes of ^uguata. Mr TM88A CLkVKLAMD ; Rey and Mrs A- J. Stenzel of and Mrs Wm. Hayward. Sr. of ' ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS CHARM FOR MRS. AMERICA All Set To Go! You will not only look better but you will feel better and do better if you are wearingKaynee shirts$1.19 to $1.59 Kaynee shorts 98c to $1.59 Safety Legion Jacket* $1.98 to $4*88 Safety Legion Longies $1.59 to $2.95 Lamb Knit Sweaters . _$1.59 to $3.45 Buster Brown shoes -$4.50 and $5.50 Others at$1.59 and $2.75 Socks^Underwear-Orerallt ARGUBRIGHT COLLEGE Th* FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 1-8 Kalamazoo, spent Sunday with Orangeville township, Mrs Marr Mr and Mrs. Clyde Kuempel' DeBack of Prairieville and Mr. and William E- Dibble of Chicago Mrs Clinton Castle Frederick •pent hie vacation in Hastings and Beauty bar RoriL BASTIIOS Final 1711 Aypotatasnu E««iy JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP ON DS AT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1H» CHURCHES blooms after clover is gone and be­ fore other flowers develop on which the bees may work. After the grain ripens, it may be used fur birkey pasture. "Turkey- Swanson Agency economical way of harvesting the grain, he pointed out According lo poultrymen who have tried it. labor is saved and there is a complete utilisation ot tlie crop in addition lo high replacement of other feeds. PROTECT YOUR CAR AUCTION SALES wheat leaves lhe soil in good condi­ tion in'eontrast with lhe usual meth­ od of harvesting, after which the land is often left subject to erosion. To prevent washing, rye or another suitable cover crop should be seeded U.t Tur su. Will, HENRY FLANNERY NASHVIU.E PHONE 3201 Dales can be made at Banner office. ir OPTOMETRIST Fancoast Bldg. . Hastings Above Millar tea Craam BWre Phone 2703 tf. Cool, Gas and Oil Fired 1 I We .all lor and. delirer fl..,r r|.-thr< rhaw ■.'.ur.i: llafcIm** < bo-r. EMPLOYMENT WANTED Handy men at woodwork. a|.n •i.w-n >» Iron bolldins botite t trailer-. Al>|d< Ib.tal < ■■>.h < VI" jwAlTHF.NH WANTl.lr - Ai-i-h >■. asm Amerkaii Lesion Hoapltal. Hat1 .1 Vrr-k Mlrh • IO Phone 2331 tf JERRY ANDRUS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS Phone 2519 Natl Bank Bldg. tf n ■?-j 143 X. Stat* Windshield stickers will be used to renew Oregon's I M2 automobile li­ cense plates for 1943. the Federa­ tion of Tax Administrators reported. Only purchasers of new vehicles Mr- L Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughing Canadian Jay Bird Held To Be a Lovable Robber The Indian ocean, ‘previously an uncontested United Nations high- crop and requires a ___ ___ , „ verized seedbed. Larger seeded va­ rieties usually are nut gown until HELP WANTED ECON-O-COAL STOKERS C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Jelbr-vl>. -v-ull, U.r...... I'...... - |<IR HALF bi.r.Hdry j' mil’?/ U. 8. Sl*oal Corps Pbuo OLDTIME WIGWAG WIGWAGS STILb-Semaphore signaling la exUnalvely used. The wlgwagger with the flag repeats lhe code to the' walkie-talkie operators, newest members of the signalmen’s crew, who are equipped with portable radio. supply routes followed by United States and British ships bound fur "Our party had stopped for lunch on a rocky point ot Lake Manitou. Dense forest began not over a hun­ dred feet away. "Our guide. Norman Isbcrg. of Camp Manitou, had fixed up sum* among the ttaree great open-waler oceans ot the .world, says a bulletin from the National Geurgraphlc so­ ciety. This ocean is naturally less ti Repairs furnished ani in­ stalled for all makes ot furnaces. .-------- --------------- -------------------- CLEANtNO AND DYEING • 1 ... .... 'llAl'U T<> Ni'fHHil. -In r-ail.r H-jh: -i Marshall Furnaces Used for Horiey Increase To the average American, "buck­ wheat" means breakfast pancakes, but in these days of sugar rationing and labor shortage lhe crop is be­ ing used for honey production and economic poultry feeding also. * When the plants are in flower, an acre ot buckwheat may supply enough nectar for bees to make 100 to 150 pounds of honey. Farmers who do not keep bees'ean furnish bee pasture for their neigh­ bors. since the insects aid in polb- Sheldon Agency DR. L. J. CASTON Buckwheat Crop Being fornla. Idaho. Kentucky. Michigan, Missouri, Oklahoma, Utah and Wis­ consin—are reported as also consid­ ering the use of decalcomania stick- States choosing to renew plates for next year are limited to four square inches of metal for date tags only. . WANTED -WnUan nr sirl for howaework Mr- lx«. Hum-, '.IS H Wa.lv iutlHO Nt, <111 after 4:«Hl 1*. M. S3JANITOR WANTKP—<l«>d 1*> Mw.t be rapil.k trarr ■'••rk Add*'** ( --Janitor" rare ol Hanker 9’3 WANTEH—Maa In w»k -n farm 'Good warm end k-h-I li.in* rendition., .... to Ha.|>n<-. K W. f.-ok, Phone knot, flitting about. He wasn't quite as large as a robin. "He was perched in a tree about 25 feet away, eyeing us cautiously. JaJfflitvf MLirry ef Our movements about the camp Are didn't seem to frighten him lhe For Sale-Used Owens bean hulier on rubber. F. S. NIETHAMER AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Estimates cheerfully given. Dates Penny Milk for Underprivileged Underprivileged children attend­ ing Seattle's public playgrounds this summer can buy half-pint bottles ot milk for one cent each through ac­ tion ot the city park board, accord- Shipping Livestock can Municipal association. They may also gel tcn-ccnl hot lunches if plans now under consid­ eration are adopted. / The penny milk selling is part of lhe program Inaugurated by lhe U. S. department of agriculture sev­ eral months ago for areas where milk is handled under federal mar­ keting orders. By arrangement with local milk producers the federal government buys the milk to give lo any city, civic organisation or indi­ vidual who will distribute it at a Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE CASH FOR bAl.F. -SOU Im Mate.. Call at liar | rv Waters. 43« W. Stale er phone I SMS. •10 FOR HALE—Mrrl land roller: al«o 1 Timothy .red Heber Foater. Ha.t|n<. , Route I 1‘^.t.e 751—FIS tf I FOR HALF. • Seroud ratline Alfalfa 1 bar. <■».«•, A. Hrott and Him. Phone | 710—ft 3. " ■1 FOR HALE—6 rnw«. Farm Maaler mMk ,„c 121. bin.. 19*3 lOHMlri. O-...r Itw e. X. Umile It-Mil- 1 Mil.. wr.l -f aland-: pipe. 1* ’ । FOR HALF -Im t-*"r drltea t-l"» dircrr like new. b»« i>n1< due '.■<> arre.. Clati.l Itoaenber*. Middle. Ill- ‘ FOR Htt.F OR TRAIT CARDS OF THANKS M5 No. Michigan Avena* The present penny milk plan is an outgrowth of a previous experiment undertaken In Chicago two years ago which was extended to 78 areas in lhe country. Ft r.ole, ’ll BS MAKE EVERY PAYDAY Most Newspaper Advertising The tobacco industry Invests lhe most money in newspaper advertis­ ing with the automobile industry sec- irr’t'wn C.e'or'se Rr... Rowle I. OHl'i For HILF.-Pair • year old Mark par-j rhrr. - our... l-r.-ke Wanted—RulldInc .I.ira'.l. for rhirken r....p ..r s* , rare Harold l a.-. Hanf.rld 7 A •'s 1 W l *-* T k'fr -T.t r>no.1 . ...I- itrlk,.’,. 1 rake H-rntr ll-1-..ri, 4 irid*1* w..t <>f ■ lla.‘ir.<< Roni- 1 «3| V. A NT F.I>—T.. I.uj ’ 111 ' . ■ Will al a- • I-- 1 ■ II er llerker. R. ate 3 Phene'N>.'-Fl I .1 '• 3 ing of possible use of poison gas by the Germans against lhe Russians recalls that in the first World war gas was first used in a German at­ tack on Russian forces, says a bulle­ tin from lhe National Geographic PETTITS AND PRODUCE In January. 1915. along the RussoGerman front, the Germans fired shells containing tear gas. The weather was so cold, however, that the chemical was not very ctYeclive. SO PEACHE<—A» P<"» take nretiar-l alt fr-.an li.l Jwaary. E M n-f... Pin. I.A- <»rr>,ard "3' FOR --LI.I' T..H-itint H»-i <..>.i.l-r- -«•.-> torn ■-..LI fl.ntam Jur eani-ihs; ral.l.asr. COPPOCK AUCTIONEER GUARANTEED Phone 17-F21 Hickory Corner*- at my expense. Date* can also be made’ EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour cent or less a half-pint The milk Is purchased from farmers In the area. About 70 schools were enrolled in lhe plan this spring and a number ot cilies ore expected to continue the distribution through playgrounds For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. CLENN F. LAUBAUGH LOREN SATISFACTION SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. We Poy Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES,. . $5.00 COWS ... $4.00 Hide Must Be. In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY Call Nearest Station HASTINGS—2697 experiment that had been made in France with chemical shrapnel in Inn ,u._ -— .v_ e__. . BOND DAY MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS L jlUi *.U It (dl!» Truss Fitting EXPERIENCED FITTER • LY BARKER S Hastings Phons 2113 1 Exciting Dining Room An exciting dining room has walls painted pale turquoise blue above the knotty pine dado. The windows are hang with siU length draperies of glazed figured chintz. mainly tomato red. Turquoise blue paint colors the spaces between the shelves of the Welsh cupboard, the rug is grass in natural color, and th* furniture painted light to match the pine wood- YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HO«SIS—S7.S0 COWS— $6.00 We Have a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Waitings To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charges—Phono Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTING*. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1942 Former Hastings Man Gets Important Plane AT Production Position 1= ........ BARRY BYPATHS T'«vor Van Houten •» In Jail At Ionia SECTION Allegan County Opened To Deer ■4 . . . nunting Again I DIED or HEART DISEASE (home Is four miles south of Lacey, died of heart disease Saturday night, Ro IANJP CAMCDrtKJ Trevor V,n Houten. 17. b in Jail I The sheriff's office was notified. UnUy JANt CAM t KUN al IonlB> charged with particlpaldershertff Doster and Coroner Lath­ ----------------------------------------------------- ing with John WUl. both of thb Announcement b made by tha;Top went to the Almond home, | One of Uie ven* nicest things city, tn steaUng Urea and wheeb state conservation department that 1 No inquest was deemed necessary from a parked car in Lake Odessa. about country life is the natural Will b held here on another Allegan county will be opened fori Mrs. Almond U,survived by her deer hunting again thb year. Thb husband and by eight children, only grace and -easy Informality with b the only deer hunting permitted I two of whom were living In the which one meets new people or by lhe sheriffs'officers here at the in southern Michigan. home. request of the Ionia sheriff. The During lhe regular season for two took the tires from the wheels, long ago I met several very dis­ bow and arrow hunter*. Nov. 1 the latter being dumped in the tinguished people and was conscious river here. Then they put the tires taken, but the county will be closed on young Will's car. drove to a gas I I was observing all the rules ot eti­ to hunting during lite regular rifle quette. Now. in similar circum­ station operator outside the city, where they sold the tires The of­ stances among country peayle there However, on Dec. I to 10, the fense Is serious, because a 1942 Is u genuine warmth and spontaneity state law doubles the penalty where conservation department wUl su­ that springs from the heart, and one a stolen article b being rationed pervise gun hunting for antlerless b never conscious to any degree of by lhe federal government. , deer on the 30.000 acres near Ham­ whether to stand, remain sitting, re­ ilton. where deer are damaging move gloves or observe any other of AM IL BAUCHMAN celery crops. CorporuUon. South Bend. Ind., and lhe social forms. Living b char­ SUICIDES Closing date for applications for Um Co. .nd Um Houde »"> • •>» P"'-" ■ " ‘.J? ‘ * “,l“d acterized by Its absolute simplicity Amli Bauchman. 62. a prominent antler less season permits Is October Eoglnwrino Co. o! Buffalo. ,UlUn« a U>rUlln« low, a«»y. jPooeto »IU1 Uim. . and sincerity. farmer of Rutland township, was 31. Applicants residing in the area Finishing the eighth grade in 1902 found early Saturday morning, by are assured permits, and the rest at Hastings he gained hln first exOne of the very nicest things about his son Harold, hanging by a rope of the hunter quota of BOO will be pertence at the International Seal city life is the Immaculate grooming from a rafter in his barn. He was chosen by lot November 4ond Lock Co. Then Mr. McPharlln j A motion picture made of tlie home, both inside and out. dead when discovered Undersheriff I| A set of triplet fawns and their for went to Detroit College where he ,laughter and for excitement. Moses Stutz, 69> supervisor from Nearly all festive occasions in the Doster and Coroner Lathrop Lathron were mother, । seen on several occasions studied advanced mathematics and ‘ i Rutland township, since 1933, pass­ city center around the dining room called and made an Investigation. near the. Swan Creek wildlife ex­ later look up mechanical design with ,,"Canal Zone'' starring Chester ed away Tuesday. August 25. and table. Set for guests, the table No Inquest was deemed necessary. periment station, are an indication a tutor. He has always been Inter- ' ■Morris. Harriet Hilliard, John Hub­ He had lived in Rutland for 22 Is resplendent in snowy linen, Mr. Bauchman suffered an Injury of the increased supply which will ested In dies. years, and prior to 1933 had beep gleaming silver, sparkling glass, hot­ some lime ago. which .resulted at furnish good hunting this fall. bard. Mr. McPharlln was one of a large ।I A thrill-roaring drama from one township treasurer. He was a mem­ house flowers and candlelight and times in acute depression, which had this atmosphere makes lhe act of previously caused him to attempt It family bArn to Michael and Hen- ;>j of the world's most fearsome dan- ber of the Irving Grange. । Services were conducted Friday partaking of food a ritual of dis­ delta McPharlln at their home on । 'at 2 P. M. by Rev Shirley DeOrwot unction inis nas tinction ana and ocauty. beauty. Thb lias ngntright- watched carefully by his family. He 8. Bncidway. He hM three brothers: | mlnlster from Grand Rapids, at the 'ly been described as "The sheen of eluded their vigilance, .n.w EIE.. uon >. Carl. Hastings: John. Hattie Creek: . however, Harrv. Detroit: and four sister*: Sage” with Ixiulve Currie. Leonard funeral home. Interment at fine living." Herr, living b aym- Saturday with the result we have I ---------------------------Rutland cemetery. tboUzed —11—• *by — formality --------— ■* fastidious , Ma -------• -- not — been ------ in ■ Mrs. Rose Karm' Mra. W. a. Bauer. Edith Fellow* and te<J. — He had good Elmer H. Larson, Marinette. Wls. 29 Mr. Stutx is survived by hb wife, conduct. > health for some time. Mrs Etta Andrews and Mrs. Cur­ Gene portrays the chief buyer of ... | He Ls survived by hb widow, his Helen McCormick, Menominee Loretta; two sons. Irving W. of of tis Garrison. |ia national packing concern who Loretta: Mich 26 Harold at home, and by on* to town to warn his friends Rushville. Ind., and Merlin L. of' i just stepped outdoors to think up Mr and Mrs. McPharlln have comes . Robert E. Smith. Jr.. Johnstown 22 Greenville. 6. C., a daughter Ruth q ic next paragraph and lhe ducks daughter. Mr*. Kathryn Hathaway. from buying mining $tock. moved from Indianapolis to Cold­ E . at home; fout grandchildren. gu,e n to n>e They were squlzzcling Tlie funeral took place Monday Helen E. Gray, Johnstown ... 30 well. N. J They have one daughter. and two sisters. Mrs. Anna Mayes. 1 , n u mut i puddle and I walked over . afternoon at the Leonard funeral Seth E. Davey. Hastings39 Mrs. WHllum Tnckherry of East 1 Seattle. Wash., and Mrs. Qiza Near l0 a-auh. One of them came out. home. Burial was In Rutland ceme- Audrey E. Bills, Ann Arbor20 Aurora. N Y. and three married . wiggled his tall, went back and j tery. Featuring Lulubclle and Scotty. Central City. Neb. sons. Ray and John of Detroit and * •‘ squatted down In the thick mud I ----------------- • • * " MUNICIPAL COURT Ltwrencc Jr., of South Bend. The IDon Wilson and Vera Vague In the and did a hula dance and plastered SCHOOL OF IN8TUCTION Policeman Endsley picked up youngest son. Robert, is In the Army 1cast. The film Is full of music, me before I could retreat. If mud i A school of instruction for elec­ Jesse D Hinckley, of Carlton, on Air Corjb. 1comedy and fine entertainment. makes one beautiful I bet I know tlon board officials who will serve------a disorderly charge He was taken He U uncle of Flying dfficer 13 Municipal court Monday., who will be Miss Barry County at j at the primary election was held at , into 1 Keith Smith, who confessed lo MANY STREETS PREPARED Michael George McPharlln. R. A. F. ; pleaded not guilty. His trial was FOR PAVING NEXT YEAR .breaking and entering Arthur next years' Blue Gill Festival. I . the court house Friday afternoon, ple-i the wondered why the geese,were stand­ The county clerk explained the re­ set for next Saturday. He was re­ While no paving can be done In Smith's gas station. Just south quirements of the elecUon laws. leased on furnishing 9150 ball. ing back about a rod from the pud ­ - city limits on M-37. exonerated , lhe city thb year, a number Tlie law itself provides for such InCarl Gllllns. of Baltimore. , was Streets Win be made ready thb year Lewis Hinckley of having any part dle and now I know. picked up by Night Pollseman strucUon. juiuuiuca he nr had nuu . John WUl 30. ... »rrr«ri'Sun. <or M-ekwp - U.. whatever In the burglaries Parker, at about 4 o'clock Saturday y -Hinckley -' Two rabbits were watching Jeeps CHARLTON PARK day fey Ihr aherltt'i. offlwn and moUrtlU c.n by obuinwl. S-y-r.l committed, and young ! morning, morning, on on a a uuorocriy disorderly cnarge. charge. roll off an assembly line in unbeeui polle. rh.r.-d «llh b.yakln. blodu of yurt .nd «u>ur h«,t l«-n Hostings Merchants baseball team | That afternoon he was taken Into and curtfli.. rta ><ort -f Edwin mrtUnif of rt. 1 Bui Keith admitted that hte old­ lieveabie numbers. Finally one rab­ played a practice game, with the Municipal court admitted lhe of-­ ,, __________ „ er brother. Maurice. 19. was with bit turned to the other and said. Park Sunday. fense. and paid 910 fine and 14 50 authorized the street committee to 1 him when he had previously rob"Do ypu know. I'm not Jealous, but and Ukln. Iwo.nov Um He hua >» Next Sunday the two teams play coat. ■ndinfflMl lhe dffense. He has also proceed with the putting In of curb bed the same station. Maurice was I bet they started with more than for keeps at the fair grounds al Do not only contend wth evil acknowledged participating wltit and gutter on West Grand street arrested by the officers. He was three o'clock. thought or Inclinations of the will, Trevor Von Houten. 17. of thb citv. from South Cass to South Young taken into Municipal court Mon- i streets,.----also---on lhe „..v one half block (day, examination, and w_ was. Something l'd like to know—Why..waived --------- -------------------- — in stealing two tires and wheels nn but get thyself earnestly engaged on Uie north side of Westi Bond hrainrt bound over over to to thr the RAntrmhrr September trrm term * do cate aiwaya wan until fly season HASTINGS with a good thought or purpose, un­ offenses of both boys arc serious street. Hie council also received I of Circuit court, hb bond being to put on the dignity act, arch their But to appear so—such a strain and til those evil thoughts vanish —An­ udder n recent state law. which a petition asking for curb and gut- fixed at 91,000. which has not been backs, strut and wav* their tails misery—Ruckert. selm 1 andriake -three — -----------— minutes •to — get -four doubles the penalty where rationed ter on South Park street, from West furnbhed. articles are stolen. Young Will was Grand street to West Marshall. ’ (CITY POLICE REPORT , riep* thru a screen door. Our* have taken Into Municipal court Monj At mur council men- •>»« .•«»!? •J”!’? dnftynwhere hTwoired exTmlttaUon committee to Investigate and j, laEStTuSu“tatZy"but"dont"tell ci.it, win'll- nr ■ <......c— ■ ■ i ' ' — mg tno city notice> renoctdi toe the t——- — -- - — n nu bound kw».nri nv»r tn lhe the Rm. . . TTumane Socletv tbe The reason Society. The reason and was over to Sep- , report. II two weekB M the follows46 driver* TTumane tember term of Circuit court His ---------------------------------------lllcemes Issued- four traffic tickets the Jeep lives somewh#re else h beher and *she ball waQlxed at 91.000. and was DELTON GIRLS BAKE (issued: four motor car accidents.CBUSe 1 *‘cked -t h .er . ,nd h,‘ ducked and I almost‘ broke my leg. fumbhed COOKIES AT 4-H FAIR policed: 15 miscellaneous complaints ****“* CORPORAL GARRET I Y v°nne Budd nd Marjorie PalmYvonne Buao » ana Palm- Ii Investigated: mvesugatea; received rccervea one report of ot h»r ot tires;' night nignt ponce touna —■ ;— , . . h7r . PREACHED SUNDAY I" er of Delton wlU represent Barry i ’larceny * " of “ tires: police found . .. .. .... i■ nresent owners since they took ner. Control and Mrs Cyril Oarrett «»• <•» club, at the state compe- ' three doors unlocked In the busl- P*™01 o*ners since they took her. 1 are visiting Mrs. Garrett's parents. Utlre contest at Michigan State ness district, a total of 620 bicycle ’ Mr. and Mrs Prank Cooper. Sun-' £“lle«eLansing, on Labor Day licenses have been Issued to date; i*e can* '05C *belr friendship. a traffic count at the intersection • • • dav monilhg he spoke at lhe W en2®r “ B ^Bm food =f East' Mill street end South Michl- |1 Patriotic note — We have ten Methodbt church on lhe subject I preparation demonitratlng oa meal of East’MIU street and South Michl■ A Christian's War Time Duly." cookies at the Michigan 4-H club gon Avenue showed 230 cars In 10 Years' accumulation of Un foil and minutes. | wbh to dispose of it where It will Corporal Garrett prepared tor the ।fBlr , ’ ——-■» »---------। help the war effort most. Does anyministry al the Arkansas State ■ Man who man would be ;one know where? Incidentally, a College and at Howard College in CITIZENSHIP Must rule the empire of himself.. bouquet to Mr. Annable for his IpBlrmlngltam. Alabama. He has been | EXAMINATION In It j teresting Information about blood stationed tn Alaska, where he has Examination of ap()Ucanta forMust be supreme.—Shelley. donors. been of much asshtanee to the U. 8. citizenship will be held In the Army Chaplain. .He had n large I court house here Thursday and FriSunday School class, and did other J day of this week. A representative volunteer religious work among the of lhe federal government will be American troops. here to conduct the examination. - IW.II awctini I Regular meeting tonight al the Lawrence M. McPharlln. former Virginia Weldler, Ray Maenew hall Hastings resident, has been appoint- Donald. Leo Gorcey rd chief gage engineer for the Cur- . ’<torx concerns lhe daughter We will auction off the gallon Uss-Wright Propeller Division, with Of a composer whose father's mu- Jugs that were collected during the headquarters.In Caldwell. N.J. &!c has been stolen by a Broadway fair so bring your pocket book and take home a bargain. Proceeds will He will co-ordinate and stand- producer, go in the fair fund. ardrze gaging and related matters | z -----------. Gene Bush b spending from throughout the division, supervising ,"Dude« Are Pretty People" ] Wednesday until Saturday with hb plants In Caidwell and Clifton. N. JZ starring Jimmy Rogen. Noah j parents.----------------Comrade— and Mra. — Roy Beaver, Pa. and Indianapolb, Ind Beery, Jr. . --------, He came to Curtiss-Wright July Tlie story unwinds at a swanky ; Bush. They will have open house 28. 1941 from the engineering ataffXDude Ranch where Marcia b.0” Friday in hb,honor. of lhe Army-Navy Munitions Board, swept away by her environment,! Comrade Crane and family have Washington. D. C. forgets her fiance and falls for a moved to Batijc Creek where Leo Prior to this lie has held poalUons cu*b°y1 — -------Comrade Webb and family with of responsibility with the Packard X ' ------!----w loan Crawford. Melvyn Doujlaa Jn"U»e.lr company. Genevieve McClinMotor Car Co. Detroit. Lincoln “• They All Mi~d The Brid“" MooJ CMrCfttMroR Sludetake" , tic of Laming, spent Bunday In cikUnT' their proper duties are (ell tlot-j —Faber* A QUOTATION FOR TODAY —Washington. School Supplies "'“"■ Rutland Supervisor Moses Stutx Passes NOTE BOOK PAPER ALL tflNDS PENCILS, TABLETS MODELING CLAY MARRIAGE LICENSES SCOTCH TAPE, PRINTING SETS INK, PAPER CLIPS, PENCILS Complete line of school supplies School Books Maurice Smith Bound To Sept. Term of Court for Rural Schools Admits Breaking And Entering Offense We sell new and used books LyBARKER’S ™°E PHONE 2119 REMEMBER! You Must Help Finance War Production America's industrial resources ore rapidly BOWL! reaching the goal of peak production when they will be capable of turning out planes, guns, ships and tanks in the quantities necessary to win this war. For FUN and HEALTH On Regulation Alleys! To ovoid in- fiction the government is depending on funds borrowed from the current income of individual Americans to finance this vast war effort. That’s why it's so impor- ‘tant for everyone to set aside a certain sum each week with which to buy War bonds and stamps. Our American men are giving up everything, even their lives, to help win this war. Can you turn a deaf ear when Uncle Sam merely asks you to LEND your country your money? Send your dollars to the front today and every day. Keep buy­ ing bonds’ GOOD FOR HIM AND GOOD FOR YOU! Uncle Sam provides bowling alleys In • We offer you complete banking teryice—tee ui ebout financing. Safety de­ posit boxes for your War Bonds and valuables. Loans to cover your per­ sonal and business needs. Savings and checking accounts to save trouble. women will soon be starting, with the alleys In tine sporting condition. HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fi/ky-Five. Hastings Recreation PHONES: 2105-2103 Yean of Continuous Service" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, IMS Our Wert batch of W« Bond, is bringing olmort diatc action. flMKROGER OBITUARY | Sunday after spending several weeks daughter, Mra. Dean Pottar in Hax- SOUTH SHULTZ Abraliam John Lelnaar son ot , w,th hu here- H® *1U »«• i llW lot ’rwkLorraine Manning and Sharon Nothing but Learning at Abraham and Mary Lelnaar wm lum< csopenter wort. I Mr. and Mrs. RusxeU Whittemore Good Madison College bom in PmirlcvdUe township. March I Fred Otis. Mr* Porrmt Haven*. Sunday visitor* In the Melvin Every American eollege and uni­ ai. 1883 and passed away al hl* Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brway and Mias home at Goodwill. Our school building is nearing home In Barry township on Friday. ■ Joan attended tlie W. 8. C. S. al Bunday visitors at Fred Otis' were completion and *U are pleased with versity is familiar, and sympathet­ August 21. aged 79 year* 5 months. I Melvin Smith's at Goodwill last Pri- Mr and Mr* Louie &way of Kata- the change. Nina Johncock* will ic. with the student who works his, ’or her. way through school But On February 21.- lift he was ; d*y . Rev. Fred Hom and Rev. Leland united in marrtage to Norah Al- ; Mr. and Mr*. Win. Raven* of “T “nd Mrs. Cha*. Whittemore beriton. To th!* union wa* bom Southwest Rutland, abo Mesdame* spent Sunday wiUi Uie Fred Bech- Sherrard attended eampmeettng at other there la no other Institution of learning quite like Madison col­ Hopkins Sunday. four clUldren, Orah of Grand Rap- (Sara Brway and Clara Robtnson 't*1® *l their Oun lake cottage. Mra. G. E. Kenyon visited Mr. and lege at Madison College. Tenn., the Ids. Milton of Hickory Comers, Milo were gue*t* al Fred OU*' last Thun- . ’•• " Mrs. Gordon Kenyon ot Hastings and Buell ot Katamaaoo. all of 'day. ' FUst Feems Rejected three days last week. whom survive. I The MLvses Genevieve and Maxine i Among the poets who could InGladys Hine of Kalamazoo and Cumberland river. With the exception of a few yean ErwaV °r Grand Rapids and Mra I, e ; tereat no publisher In their first po- Mn. Jessie Hine were dinner guests he ha* spent his entire life fn Barry i O. Scott and baby of Lansing were At good old Madison everybody Sunday gueiits «. at n.. Ray ErwayV ” iI 8^ had to pay for the printing county, buckle* dbwn and, literally works .nn nn 1 M1“ P»“y Warren returned' ot «am« tkemselves were Robert hi* way to a ''sheepskin " This is Beside* family he Thursday from a visit with her ataT the immediate <^crn»t Rudyard Kipling. Robert W. and Jack of NaahvUle and Donald ^Andchl!dB onekrirt£ M^T Nettie 'tor* Mrs 'Aximton In Char- Service and Carrie Jacob* had to Kenyon of Battle Crock spent Sat­ urday night with Mr. and Mra. Gor­ look upon • campue aea pla yrround don Kenyon. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. with a aide order of books and leeI Will of Delton and George of HickGordon Kenyon entertained with a turea. Nor for girt* who have Ina :ory Corners, and other relative* a* family dinner at their cottage at lhe yen for picking up a knowledge of well a* a host of friend* to regret । his passing. y mazoo, Battle Creek. Nashville. Yp­ qulrlng social prestige and. possi­ silanti and Hastings. bly. a broad-shouldered boy friend jGLASS CREEK ' from the backfield. | Mrs. JohiLEwemifn and daughter, have been spending the past three Madison college Is a self-support­ —ina oFRatanmzoo and 8gt. Maumonths r.t Acker's Point, started ing alma mater for teU iupporilng r'Foreman of Missouri, culled on back to their home in St. Peters­ itives here Tuesday. He expect* burg. Fla.. Tuesday morning. founded in 1904, primarily for young­ be transferred lo Texas to fin­ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bom of Willow sters who subscribe to the Seventh . hl* officer's training al the ex­ Run. spent the weekend with his .Day Adventist • faith. Last season piration of hta furlough. parents. ' more than 2,000 boy* and girl* filed Mr. and Mrs. Mila Ashby spent Much sympathy is extended to the rmme- Bauchman family in their bereaveSaturday afternoon with Alta Musti( ­ application* to enter the school -r ui nope umrer. ' i 11 the «•" mrtit. er of Hope Center. Heartfelt sympathy Is extended 1 «orl*sbly accommodate about 350 Ray Otis returned to Kalamazoo to the Bauchman family from their | hand-picked student* who are will­ friends tn thb place ' 1 Ing to skip all collegiate hlgh-Jlnke Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Sonnevtlle I and emulate the bu«y beaver. aixh Suzanne and Billy of Battle ‘ Madison waste* no lime in playCrert and little Sharon Manning ' Ing *port*, or watching them. It of Ypsilanti visited Mr. anu Mrs. has no stadium. It hasn't even got We're all working togethc lx«ter SonnevUle Sunday. a recreation hall. The pupil* are THIRON ENRICHED I too busy to recreate. When they're Uncle Sam. OUR part in thio nationwide program io Remove Grease First ' not plugging away al Uieir books, Paint will not adhere to greaseor sleeping, they're working to pay to help you. Come in . . . let us check your tires for covered walls. Remove the grease their way—and to make the college hidden cuts and bruises, for anevon tread wear. from the surface by washing with a a solvent going concern. They don’t solution such as soap and water to waste time or mdney on liquor, to­ Periodic inspection of your tires and your car is which a small amount of ammonia bacco or card games. Even tea and coffee'are taboo. Condiment* vitally important for longer wear. Stop in tomor­ added. Thoroughly wipe off with and profanity are stranger* lo moANGEL FOOD CAKE - ‘ 39c naitic Madison. row, let a friendly Andrus attendant give you the dry before painting. SODA CRACKERS 2 17c ^rf/yOUR BEST BREAD BUVhr I DONUTS 1ft Dozen | UC 4 ft COTTAGE CHEESE *• I Uc PUki er SaxwH-CUio Wraffta CLOCK BREAD 25c COWIT RT CLBI EVAPORATED COUNTRY CLOD UADE A MILK 3 22 23c CATSUP 2 PEAS TENDER TOMATOES 3 29c ASPARAGUS AVONDALE - CUT GMEEN 20c GREEN BEANS ...... 12c SALAD DRESSING CLOVER VALLEY Quart 25c SUTTER ITRESHCCHURNro 2 A 89c PEACHES 12c JUICE 3-Qoart can 37c BEANS NAVY LATONIA CLUB ASSORTED SUGAR 5- 30c BEVERAGES 29c BRIBE YOBS SUGAR SUMPS JO KS06ER S 5 £, 33c pk£. PEANUT BUTTER nam £ SANDRUS SERVICE 3 IL 69c CR1SC0 OR SPRY CIDER VINEGAR Calion bulk 15c 4 22c Cor. Jsfftrsoa axd Coart St*, Halting*, Michigaa Firestoae Tir«* and Tobes - — ji Batteries, WtaJabtald wiaiableld Wlpere wipers • Pkg. 7C ------- ----------------------------------------------- CORN FLAKES WHEATIES “ "\kV«te 2>.. 21c SHREDDED WHEAT MILK nt n uunioa 3 25c » DRINK-AID 17c ORANGES - 29c 10c LEMONS 1A>GE 300 SIZE 13c CRAPES RED MALAGAS 12c APPLES 3 p^s* KISSES POTTED MEATS 16c PAPER PLATES 10c WAX PAPER 27c CHARCOAL 27c CAN BE SO BEEF 10c z- 3 3c POTATOES n KROGER'S a f Bread as Toast Bread gains In flavor and pleasure In eating when toasted; It Is also more digestible after •nailing, espe­ cially for the aged, the infant, and all weakened digestion or peristal­ sis; bread should be sliced only as used, and all breads should be sliced more thinly; before purchssing. look at the type ot loaf and select one Which does not hump at the top; study the spread-area ef the slice.’ Freeh Criep Michigan U. S. No. 1 SCRATCH FEED ■— '%* s2 J3 EGG MASH '£*• M 13.10 W.IU ».». 16% DAIRT FEED >m> ''ST 12.03 BLOCK SALT CATTLE SPRAY Gallon 69c I TRUMP FLY SPRAY nu 17c » 35c CHLORITE Gallon 25c i i» 14c R0flSJ26c AVALON SMOKED HAMS . Sweetbreads » 38c »> 36c Counter Club As»oit*d Canadian Bam u, 59c Shrimp VEJI-X lb. 35c C G-NASHING Thuringer BRING US WASTE FATS FOR EXPLOSIVES CONGRESS Qualified by 4 years of experience os State? Scna- His record is outstand­ ing for successful hand­ You will have your op­ ALURE SOAP FLAKES *3? 19c . SOAP a Front the first blueprint tc the finished bomber, skilled American labor and electric power speed the production lines that are making America su­ preme in the air. <K<“ 49c RINS0 OR 0XYD0L Giant pkg. 59c MOTOR OIL BONELESS ROLLED VEAL - 35c FOR ling of constructive leg­ WOODBURY SOAP „ 33c HAMMOND islation. Salami mm u. 37c FRYING CHICKENS ..... . Cheap Farm Hand Seventy-four per cent of the food of the meadowlark Is insects. It may take a little grain but can be considered a cheap farm hand. 23c SOAP FLAKES No 1 Quality - Sliced Leena Bm»re & 25c him. . Since coming lo this community, he became a member of the Irving Grange and attended regularly un­ til hLv health began to fall. He al­ ways strove to live an honest and upright life, and in *o doing won the love and respect of a multitude of friend*. Throughout hb lung pc-* rtod of falling health, hta courage never (ailed and hl* patience knew no end. ’ Left tn mourn their toss are hl* wife. Loretta, and 3 of*tht children. Ervlng. Merlin, and Ruth, the old­ est daughter. Mr*. Louise Dryer, hav­ ing passed away tn- H>M leaving three small children. Loretta; Bea­ trice. who died at the age of thir­ teen; and Marjorie, who ha* always lived with lhe family since infancy. ' Abo mourning their low arc two daughters-in-law. Mrs Qladya Stutz, wife of Erving: and Mr*. Ora Leu Stutz, wife of Merlin; and another granddanghtcr. Mary Lois Stutz, daughter of Ervlng an<1 Gladys. AU of hl* brother* and slater have pre­ ceded him In death except Mr*. ■ Hannah May Mayes of Seattle. Wash, and three half staters: Mra. Eliza Near of central City. Neb.; and Mrs Lydia Rom. and Mrs. Mary Ann Hou*e of Evart. Mich. Funeral services were held at the Leonard funeral home. Friday al 2 P. M with Mr. Shirley DeGrnot of Grand Rapids officiating. Burial waa in the Rutland cemetery. Fro« Tuxabtat In Each Package GRANULATED u> 37c He completed hl* elementary school work al the Duncan Lake school near Caledonia. Michigan. He graduated from the Middleville High school after two year* of study. He worked his way through the Michigan Stale college, then known a* the Michigan Agricultural col­ lege. where he was a member of the Tau Beta Pi fraternity and took l»rt in the college sport* During and after hl* .studies nt the Michigan Stale College, lie made hl* own way by teaching school in a number of location*, among them the DeTray school in Kent county, • the Duncan Lake school in Barty county, the Maple Grove and Sihley schools In Wayne county, and lhe Carlton High school in Monroe county, where he lervrd as principal. During thia time he must have lived lhe life of the typical country schoolmaster, a* he often told lntereatlng and humorous stories of those experiences. During his school teaching days, he met Loretta May Ervlng of Fbt Rock, and they were married April 12. 1898. After a number <>f years teaching aehtol. he returned to tlie old homestead in Barr county, bringing his wife and first child, and took up farming. Four children were bom to them: Louise £.. Ervlng W.. Merlin L. and Ruth E. Although not affiliated with any church. Mr. Stutx w*» a dcvnled student of the Bible, having made It his chief study since early child­ hood. With deep thought, he spent, many hour* in search ot its hidden trutiu and many more answering the questions of those who came to him for wisdom and guidance. In id* enrly life he was active in the Methodist church and later in the International Bible Students. During hta entire life he took nn active and Influential part fn the affair* of hl* communitv. He lu<* taken a perronal interest tn town­ ship affairs, serving a* *upcrvl*r.r until the time of his death His fcllowthlp with the Board of Super­ iors and the other* with whom hr WHITE SHOE CLEARER botdo 15c j Meat Loav8» >,?»> 19c Country Club Calves Liver i» 53c toasting or spreading. and alao a wider, better-proportioned apread­ ing surface. w-o». bi««h 43c CHUCK Armour's Star Tander Call 39c (Slalk Sc) LEAF LETTUCE f f l! NO OTHER BEEF SO BOILING CELERY pkg. 1c PAPER NAPKINS 29c Michigan Wealthy* •J± ith et little ei Dutch Guiana Dutch Guiana figured in one of history's most spectacular trades— and most spectacular blunders. In 1M7 Holland gave New Nelherland (roughly what Is now New Yojfc state)—to England in exchange for the colony that is now Dutch Guiana. Tropical colonies were more valued at that time than those in colder climates — and South America seemed more promising than North America. Today lhe population of New York alate is about 75 limes greater than that of Dutch Guiana—and there are 13 cities in the modern New Netherland which surpass Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana's largest city, with its M.U2 inhabitants. Today Dutch Guiana figures again in history for the world's major sup­ plies of bauxite, principal source of aluminum, are located there. Michigan Yellow ONIONS SWEET POTATOES v' 10c Jack Frail SIRLOIN STEAK To 30c MARSHMALLOWS CANDY rU.S.War Bosds KRAFT IMF CHEESE 2 2. 59c CHEESE BLS Every Dollar in G reMini SWAHKYSWIG £JSL 2 £ 31c MICHIGAN nghfln^. nan tloppebk neterlebl inmt 2 £. 57c LOAF CHEESE AMERICA! A Dime Out of i—— ROLLED OATS “SV," f,' 19c1 Country Club Lich-Gate* Wooden lich-gates—roofed-in gate­ way* to churchyard* — exlited in England 13 centuries ago. RoataUr Bataan Phone 2240 daytime. For night lea phono 2352 or 2230 6 ON THE OFFENSIVE irHinj ie a fortl California Valencia CUCUMBER SLICES •• « >=■ 19c MUSTARD ☆ 35c PRUNES i««euw 4 MACARONI CE1L0MCXE0 ☆ VULCANIZING AND GENERAL REPAIRING Wash. Dry Mrlal Utensil* Thoroughly wash and dry all metal utensil* before storing them in the cupboard—to present rusting. .It is also a good idea to place them over a burner on the stove for a few seconds after washing and dry- . Ing them. 15c STUFFED OLIVES CRACKER JACK ☆ 2 ronf 31c SLICED TOMATO Share Your Car.. Help Speed Victory! 23c FRUIT COCKTAIL TWINKLE DESSERTS PILLSBURY'S FLOUR 341,4-lb. sack 99C GOLD MEDAL FLOUR > Si .01 ENRICHED FLOUR cc“".,r **X 89c KROGO VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3 £ 65c 2 33c EATMORE OLEO .service Hjqt saves. OVEN-FRESH COOKIES a* 10c OBITUARY . Moms W. Stutz wax bom ln Thomapple township. Barry eowity. Michigan. March 4. 1873. tne aon of William and Louisa Ann Stutz. He pawed away at hl* home near Hastings at eleven o'clock the night Ell UC riLiYia a paE£ GEVAERT exposure CIGARETTES 4 bars 24C I £ si.35 °„*u ’ 22c! _________ ^,**$1.19 BUY A BOND THE EASY WAI STAMP WAY A3I ANY X1OGER EMPLOYEE KROGER STORES o In every other industry as well. Uncle Sam outproduces tlie Axis because he commands the greatest supply of skilled laboi and electric power in the world • Today** tremendous electric power advantage didn't just happen. Seven-eighth* of it was built up by business management I under public regulation—by-tner with -a real incentive to work, create, succeed—and by the savlugs ot millions of Americans invested in lhe electric industry a As the industry grew ui-ue: lhe American system of buslne*,* management, it employed more and more people, and served more and more people—at lowei and lower price. Today, the av­ erage American home enjoy; service «* it did 10 or 15 yean The many other industries mat make America great grew the same way—under proved and practical btcdneM manage­ ment That way al lite la a part of what this country's fighting for—and a big reason why well win—because, every one of out 133 million people has (or portunity to fifty cents To see the Emperor jump country I bought a tump and ho jumped like fun And scorched his pants on lhe Rising Sun. and terve yVur September 15. to end carping criticism chronic fault-find­ ing and substitute tried oid to victory. Our »erv- time. Will you do your CONSUMERS POWER CO. duty for them? Hammond _______ _______________ for (onireu INVEST IN AMERICA! BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS BUY WAR BONUS AND STAMPS REPUBLICAN �THE HASTINGS HANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER S. 1MI ! BRANCH DISTRICT I Mr. and Mra. Herbie Wilcox acicampanied Mr. and Mra. Clyde I Kessler to Battle Creek Sunday and Kalth Smith 18. waa arraigned in were >U dinner guezt* of Mr. and Municipal court Wednesday of tail' Fl°5'd Reynold*. r» Keith Smith Must LEGAL NOTICES nship. .Barry county. •Jj 4. 1*73. the ton ' Louisa Ann Stutz. r at hb home near en o’clock the night d hb MOT1CB OF MOBTOAOB (ALB «U> br^kln, .M hdep. elementary donio. Michigan. He i the Middleville r two year* of study, way through the college, then known n Agricultural oolwa* a member of fraternity and look Sic sports ifter hb studies at ste College, lie made teaching school In atlons^ among them xd tn Kent county, kc school in Bnny »le Grove and Sibyne county, and lhe ichoo) In Monroe served as principal, he must have lived • typical country he often told lnumorous stories of NOTICE TO CREDITOB* NOTICE IK HEREBY GIVEN. Th. teaching days. May Ervlng of Flat were married April i number of years he returned to the in Ban?' county, and first child, and Four children were >ulse E.. Ervlng W.. ith E. affiliated with any it* was a devoted llble. having made since early child­ thought. lie spent •arch of its hidden y more answering Chow who came to and guidance, in E.I.U '«.< Ro..I i ORDER FOR PUBLICATION I. FARM MOIITIIAOK COH the Coat* Grove dbtrict wa* also a 1 Judge McDonald accepted hb plea, ' । Sunday visitor there. I and remanded him to the custody ot Mr and Mrs. Frank Barry and sheriff, without bail, awaiting son of Sheffield. Ala., and Mrs. Mar- I his sentence guerlte Howard and son Johnny of INSURANCE AND REGISTRY Milo Barry - ’s the -past week. -----SERVICES—Mailer* *hould be udvery small attendance at the vised to insure their Christmas gift* • i school reunion at Reid a recently . of more than ordinary value, howI owing to the busy time, sickness and ever, It should be suggested that some not knowing about it, article* of considerable value, esFrank Barry of Sheffield, Ata .1 pectally those of small size, be sealed and daughter, Mr*. Marguerite How- and sent a* flrst-cta*» regbtered - ' uro aril oi of uansing, Lansing, were caiiera caller* ai at Mr. | mail I and Mrs. Orr Fliher’s Thursday of USE OP MONEY ORDERS. Postmasters should recommend to ■ George Cogswell left Friday for lhe public the use ot postal money A.. ..j ; u,c Puo,,c oi postal money .... । ,Fort Cu-t<r 10 en^ ^e “V!™d । order* to transmit gift* of money to ■ta* i forces of our country. Hi* home folksi members -----------------— . forces of—the armed outj^kJcalled on Sunday. !slde Ulc continental United States I r7i..' Wllh rP8an’ 10 ctuh remittance*. o ipis community, uber of the Irving ided regularly un- te an honest and in x> doing wmi set of a multitude ihout hb long pe-jallh. his courage Ills patience knejv ■ ike I ?»• CHOICE BARGAINS We hove a big farm bargain in Maple Grove. 120 acres of land, rich land, 10 acrei of good wood* 3 tfory barn and you drive right into tho gable, good house only 6 yean old, fences good. This farm is*a wonderful buy at $7000.00. 80 ACRES in Johnstown township, 10 miles from Battle Creek. 7 room house, large basement barn and other out buildings. Price right. G-NASHING NOTICE OF MORTOAOE SALE i and later in the lie Students. Ire life hr took nn ■ntlal part In the mmunity. Hr hns Interest In townIng as supervisor hb death His ftlBoard of Superlers with whom hr been very dear to their loss are Ids 3 oPtlifc children, id Ruth. Qie old- STILL ANOTHER USE FOR THE JEEP—The combination of Ike Army’* newest. mo*t maneuvarable vehicle with on* of Ha deadliest eapons, the heavy machine gun, b proving to be valuable ev beyond first hope*. Low In silhouette, the Jeep knows no obstacle when bringing it* eapons to front line action. and also at Royal Barnum's Saturfrem J*11 there. He wa* day night. It doe* seem that people j removing a portion of the grating i should tie or ahut. up their dogs'at |rrom hla cel* wh«» ‘he officers there I । zea was usco I night, as two dogs that run nights cal*ght him at iL I cine rather than killed several rabbit* for Floyd Ben- .Sheriff Bera drove to Phoenix beverage until ner's on the Center road, earlier and returned with young Smith last in lhe season, and at two other | ***k- Wt understand that he ha*1 place* killed mother cat* and their confessed the robbery and the theft i Sunday School kitten*, one a much prized pet of a | °* lwo “re. How could any young ■ About 22,000,000 person* attend little girl. It’s, really too bad that, Imagine he cpuldjiet away I • Sunday school regularly throughout NOTICE TO CREDITORS iooI j' i taring the oil atation of Arthur Wllcox’attanded Ionia free fiir tail Smith on MJ1. Just south of the city Friday. 11 on the night ol July 12. Money and 1 Ur and Mn Henry Bidelman I a lot of cigarettes were taken. In ■'*’ attended the Ionia fair tail NOTICE TO CREDITORS l.thl* case the probate court had re- . Friday HUI* of Mkhia-a. Th. I , Unqulahed ita Jurisdiction a* young Kenneth Wilcox of Battle Creek AlSmith ---- MW,had **, *hown that he waa not a,e d|nner with hl* parent*. Mr. ------- -- to mend hta ways. He ; and Mni. Herbie Wilcox, tail Fri­ : disposed t* ‘".rd* ’ w,ved examln“tian m Municipal day. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton and liwemUr. I court, and waa bound over to the ih» for, September term of Circuit court. children spent Sunday with Mar­ •I»<»*«»d 1 Judce rntlriirh, hi. .. shall relative*. Mrs. R E Hall and Sandra spent oHitr. in j *1.000 which was not furnished. t„ .... ! Reith wa* arrested shortly after Sunday afternoon in this neighbor­ hood. Mrs. Vincent Norton spent the but made hb escape by dropping to weekend In Battle Creek returning । the ground from a second story Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs O. D. Fossett spent That home ha* no cell He stole a second car and Saturday at Bedford with their son MARTIN CORNERS --------------i made hb escape. He wa* picked up and family, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Green and Mr*. Susie Boyles b visiting her 1 ,n phoenl*. Arizona after the robslster. Mr*. Ethel Ragla of Hastings Ibery warrant had been issued. The family of Bellevue and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fossett and sons of Bed. township.। Phoenix officers reported that their. Dogs killed some sheep at Floyd Prtsoner nearly made a second es­ 1 ford spent Sunday with Mr. and ror. PUBLICATION n* FARM MORTHAIIK COB and Mr*. Orr Ftahcr Tuesday of last ui.. — against .u_ bition the importation of. I United States money, and it could Mr. and Mrs Floyd Bamum are 1 not- be used If received. However. receiving congratulation* on the: domestic postal money orders can ■ birth of an 8 lb. son. Stephen MarSliRll born Sunday, Aug. 23. Mr*, are located, and they are paid in , Barnum and little son came home IN BALTIMORE we have an 80 acres, good set of buildings, electricity, good soil, $3000.00. Mother, I found u dime today, Quick, my darling daugh­ ter! —’ Hitler * out on a hickory limb, a““‘ Stamp him into the .. j. । WE HAVE 30 acre* 8Vi miles south of Hash on M-43, good set of buildings, some wooas, house overlooks lake. $2500.00. Will sell with 5500.00 down. -1 AN EXCELLENT house in the 4th ward. 3 bed­ rooms up, 1 bedroom downstairs, 2 living rooms, dining room, Ifjtchen, complete bath down and scat upstairs. $4000.00. The Best Investment on Earth, is lhe Earth Itself EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS STEBBINS Bl II.D1NG PHONE 2659 Week and Mrs. Margaret Demond । ,the orders are presented. is caring for them. MLss Bemlta cogswell o! Hastings and Miss Martelle Gillespie visited 1 Aunt Millie Fisher from Wednesday until Friday of last week. Mra. Millie Fisher was an after noon caller at the home* of Mra. । Martha Watkins and Mrs. Laura | Mattoon In Hastings Wednesday of: last week. in 1026 Irtiving • en. Loretta; Beathe age of tidrlily since infancy. firs. Gladys Stutz. rlin; and another lary Lob Gtutr. t and Gladys. All 1 sister have prealh except Mrs. iyes of Seattle, half sisters: Mra. itrnl City, Neb : ls. and Mrs. Mary .rt. Mich. were held at the ome. Friday al 2 irley DeGroot of lating. Burial was letery. OHIO IO li STATE or MICHIGAN— ORDER THE CONSERVATION COMMISBION----------------COOT aAIJJNDLES. ANn wooncocx m Hand cent of tlie food k is insect). It train but can be farm hand. Death Valley 8cotly Walter Scott known as Death Val­ ley Scotty, approached lhe Santa Fe railroad, in Los Angeles. Calif., on July 8. 1003, -’in the interest of making the speediest train trip to Chicago In history. The next day at 1 p. m. the "Coyote Special." con­ sisting of a locomotive, dining car pulled out of Los Angeles. It came to a halt In Chicago 44 hours and 54 minutes later, beating the pre­ vious record by 13 hours and two minutes. The history-making ride cost Scotty *5.500. MONEY 1 for Buying Remodeling, Blocking Care sisters, but observation leads u* to conclude that some ot the horn* washers do not do well by their hosiery. crinkled and the result is that the : legs look mottled. Before hanging f them up. flatten ~ them In shape. . [ They should, by right*, be ironed on Uie wrong side, a* the Iron put* on a shine. It Is so easy, when put­ ting on stockings, to see that the back seam Is straight IOND RESS Repairing is still available but don’t • 4 years of NOTICE TO CREDITORS State Sena- wait I i outsfand- WAR SAVINGS BONDS FOR SALE HERE Come in today! Children ore especially invited to make their Bond purchases here. sful hanductire leg- 1942 1915 e your opNOTICE TO UBBDITOB* mber 15, K>1.1,in I criticism Be Prepared! BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! You can buy the home you like even if you can't build the one you want! So decide on the one you like and |et ui help you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of a home that is already built and finance repairing and remodeling, but, we don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. So if you tomorrow want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now may be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you in buying. Come in today Remember Libya, lhe PhUipplnes. and Peart Harbor Fault-find- Had we foUowed lhe advice of Winston Churchill. MacArthur tute tried faUen open u*. instructive Therefore, keep insured. Drive carefully, and S12.000.000 PAID IN 27 YEARS Our servUUiens. Avail yourself of the advantage offered by this long established, state-wide organisation votc Jhi* i do your m (joo on NOTICE TO CBBDITOBS Congrras Committee CAN JERRY ANDRUS. National Bank Bldg., Phone 2519 Citizens’ Mutual Automobile Insurance Co HOWCH. Michigan THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L. B PHON! �TOE HASTINGS BANNER, TOUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER J, 1942 FOUR QUIMBY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cross and Mr. and Mra. Burr Rowley were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. I Merle Rowley. ! Norman and Ann McIntyre spent a few days last week with Uieir i grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt I Mead of Barryvllie, Almont visited at the home of his parent*. lUv. and Mra. J. 6. Deabler Frittay. She will also coach girl s basketball Callen at the V. R. Wotring home Helen is a graduate of Woodland high school and graduated from M. S. C taM spring. Miss Mary Townsend, daughter of Opal Olles. Grand land to Kalamazoo last Thursday Rapids. Mrs. Bertha Mullenlx .and tanigan. daughter of Mr and for their physical examinations are two children and niece, and MIm fie Flanigan of South Wood- now members of the Army, having Catherine Spindler and James Grif­ d Miss Jean Kantner. daugh' passed tlie Anal test. / fith. Battle Creek, Mrs Emma Plott, Mr and Mrs Guy Kantner. They will report for duty at Fort Wayland. Mrs Maud Wotting and Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. New. Nashville. Mrs. Myrtle Owens and Miss Agatha building during-Uie summer. A new 1 chimney has been built to replace the one destroyed1, when struck by lightning last May itth. Also a new chimney has been erected on the shop for the operation of the forge. The matter ot lire playground safety has been improved in three ways. A new set of swings with | has been attached to lhe giant ’stride. ’ u... The_ faculty «... has « five new .teachers on the staff: Doris Whitney and Mildred Nowlcke—Primary' grade;.: Mrs. Lena Whitaker and Ray ' received his commission as First ------ — Gatin of Chelsea spent Sunday with ' ---------------* ... **" — ‘------" ' ' termediate grades; Arlle Spindler— C«i<s He is expecting to be called . upper elementary; Thomas L. Moon to duty within a month. '—Junior High; Ruth L. Scott—Home 'Dr. Somo has been practicing den-J economics: Ruth I. Walcott—Comlistry In Coldwater for the past two niercial: Frances Bawdy—English. ' Latin: Clifton Mlel—Shop and Jr. High; Don McCormack—Agriculture and Science: Gordon Williams— Principal and Music: H A.'Kltson— Superintendent; Health Counselor— MONTGOMERY WARD FOR SEAMLESS FLOORS CHOOSE ARMSTRONG'S FAMOUS 12 FOOT FLOOR COVERING ARMSTRONG QUAKER Buy Quaker! Get the Best! Mis. Sam Smith of near Nashville, were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anders | Their son Robert, who was in a and children. John and Suann and I camp in Louisiana, is now in Atas- . Mr. and Mra. Charles Wallace of ' *“ •*-*••— ---------- —-------.. j Williams. where the/ had is family gathering, as their son was home ,from r> . rn — .a Camp Forest. Tenn., •for few days. . , Mr and Mrs. Theodore Wlerlnga an(j jjgunh^. Anna May. of Grand Rapids, brought their mother. Mrs. Hallie Johnron home tast Monday i many new youngsters starting In The old Quimby store is being tom down after being a landmark in the community for many years. weekend On Sunday afternoon they Not Eltn Trees c;J led on their aunt. Mrs. Eva John- । Mrs. Idtia Hall, who is staying in j Out in Columbus. Ohio, they lost ; the Perry home, visited Mr. and I 1.500 alms in two years from dis;Mrs. George Stowell and nephew. ease. Even the forest trees died of Robert Carmen On Sunday. Mr mid Mn Allw-H Porml nnri < the same trouble. The dreaded Dutch elm disease came in for conj demnation again and lhe governNiethamcr. Ceci) Jordan. Guy Maknoth Reynolds’ Saturday evening. Icy. Verdon Stowell. Lilburn France. Coming and Hattie Johnson home । Shirley Ann Reynolds spent from ment agencies got busy. Thon a dis­ । the forepart of last week. She left ' Wednesday until Sunday with her ' cover? was made! It was not the Wednesday to visit her daughter I aunt. Mrs Hazel Standley and fam- , Dutch elm disease at all. It was and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Harry i reported that a virus was the trou­ Kayner lit Lansing. She came to ■ E. A Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. ble and "phlom necrosis,” Is the । Kenneth Reynolds and family spent new enemy. In fact it is said Use —Worship Service and I Sunday with Vem Reynolds smd i Dutch elm disease is on the wane Heintz of prand Ledge family of Kalamazoo. । family of Flint came Saturday to । Mr. and Mrs Emory Wood of and this new threatening condition spend the weekend with her par- I1 Maple Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley opens up another battle front for scientists. Thursday. Sept 3 Is cleaning day ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver and ;, I Lyons of Buttle Creek and Mra. Ctaral the churcK All ladles of the con­ family. Their soil, who has spent I, gregation are asked to be present. the past few weeks here, will return j,ence Goucher of Hustings were SunSteel Uses Most Water A pot luck dinner will be served al New York's five boroughs conMrs Leslie Steeby accompanied Mrs. J. L. Smith spent Wedns- | iume ofily one-quarter a* much waTuesdav. Sept. 1—Women's day with Mrs. EJnory Wood oi ter in 24 hours as is utilized by the sionary Society will meet Mrs Philip Nichols, spent Thursday Maple Grove. । steel Industry when operating at caIn Hastings. parity. Sr.-cl uses four billion gallons | of water, a day—trillions ot gallons PLEASANT RIDGE When re-using Wool yam from old I a year. School began Monday morning sweaters, afghans. etc., wash the-garment thoroughly first, by dousing'it Panama Canal trict Superintendent. Kalamazoo, up and down gently in generous ' Tlie Panama canal was opened will present the Communion Service luke-warm suds. Rinse repeatedly I for world traffic In August, 1914. and Allen of Lansing spent Friday with and Quarterly Conference. lhe first ship to pass through the Mr. and Mi's. Alton Wood and Grey­ , locks was the U- S. steamship Ani con. erdwded with govcrnnicnj ofI ficlaGr and disliiiRSished guests. the hanks lightly in cool suds, to re­ j ---------------------------------------move kinks as well as any signs ot Small Charge soil that may rcinulujiftcr Uie first i While some birds make a small washing. Dry by hanging one loop charge for their keep, most ot them of Uie hank over a rod, then wind found on the farms are valuable Into balls for knitting. x tenants, as shown by their year1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klnne spent round food habits, the U. S. Fish and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Wildlife service points out. Arthur L Dodge, pastor , Whitlock at Barryvllie. Proper tree camoullage will make X) A. M —Morning worship and cities and military centers relative­ Casting Large Bell ly Inconspicuous from tlie aky. Nat­ Wlien a large bell Is cast, it Is 11:(X) A. M.—Sunday school ural c.iinouilagc value of trees may customary to leave It In the mold 7:30 P. M. —Young Peoples' meetfor a considerable length of lime lo complete the cooling process and to Seek ye the Lord while he may found, call ye upon him while avoid cracking. 12 ft. WIDTHS SMARTEST STYLES .. ARMSTRONG (otLv was also home from Willow Run for tlie weekend. gchQ0| slarte(1 Monday with j A U. S. marine was lhe organizer of the first troop of Boy Scouts in Nicaragua. 10 00 A. M — Morning worship. 11 A- M.—Sunday school. ENAMELED FLOOR COVERINGS THESE ARE BATTLE STATIONS TOO FINEST QUALITY THE NEWEST DESIGNS Il he off lo comp? Gal Icllcn boil with the gift ol a ShaoRer's U. S. Service pan and Finelino panel JXaati oil Service requiremenfs. STOP IN TODAY. 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IMS MIDDLEVILLE able In the Wash- t. with n rue* n.<p in ■which edible of the :k * *3 iy nteo purchased ladles' apparel for ' urday for a wackend visit with hl* •bo test weak joined uncle Barn's John P. Baas. »ho hid been ae- 1 Saturday night to Mackinaw Otty to eoast guard forces and was one of rlously U1 at Uie Jarslfer Convalas-! join his wife and children who have Misses Jean Smith and Mary I Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson spent daughter Marilyn accompanied him nearly two hundred bays sent lo the cent home in Hasting* for Wfttil vacauonlng there All art sxLou Kevlett of Detroit are visiting Wednesday with their daughter, •nd remain for a week with her Jean's grandmother and uncle, Mn. Mrs Bernard Peck and family, near grandmother. ■ Mrs J. J. McMahon of Orlando. d*>' morning at Uie age of 71 year*.' hotne . H. E. Bennett and Charles Cox. and Hastings. Master Douglas Stevens of LanBlake, gnd. family. ' ’ this vicinity with hte parent* When trip to HasUnga, this M rtmlhcs Mr.’and Mrs-Junior MartlndaJe of *‘ng has been spandirtg the past been living al Msnitistte, will Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harper spent Yankee Spring*, who were recently »e«k *»lh hte young cousin. Donald Qeorss Holes was taken to the r°ur year* oW T11*)’ **riked an the Cha* Crookston acratr hmiUI In Ann Artor ; '*"» "Ul" nonhwm ,11 »•' Saturday and Sunday al Ionia at married left Tuteday for California Solomon of the west county line, the home of her brother. Fred where he win attend a Deteel aehoAI. Mr. and Mn. Peter Peterson and ckel* d*frnif ,ob treatment af stomach trouble. Mra. He had never married but re- . daughters, Howard as hti son Maurice leaves I Air*. L. O. Palmer and her moth-1 her mother. Mra. Alvah Slckete ’ HO»« rtelted ... . ..... __ te . .. I malnpri a .. tenX interested ...In dotag - C,riU 7SL.iL him te. Saturday and mained tnu, true trt to lb. the memory of hl* .j a group Red held an Friday 81 I for U. 8. service thte week. ' cr-ln-law. ‘Mr*. George Palmer of apent Friday at Elsie with a •**! PS h. Mr. > J 'T.isra .»>..r found eon(UUon mbch lmpnrved. fianee, Mte* Lavina MUrphy. who ; Croa* work haa now boen orgaMMd ground was attended Mtes Mattie Pfeifer of Grand Chelsea spent Wednesday at the relative. I home Thursday afternoon of thia Rapids yteited Mrs Mattle Garrett . ■ .™... home „f of the former's father, father. F. O. 0.1 Mr. and Mrs. Mr*. Bert Culver of MarMar­ week. Those attending are asked 1 , Mrs. Day Pugh and little daugh­ died leu than a month terete lhe date mi for their marriage. He eared aud Mrs. Frances White, Friday. ,o"'— “tin were “ *............ ‘ of the — *IStokoe. Sunday guests Ed Mary Ellen of Vermontville, for to remember the special missionary ter, ' ror nts his parents aunng during uieir their latter tatter Mn. Jean BatecW. Batectf. Thursday after- locauoo • very « Mr. and Mrs. Harold Segerstrom ward JSckson family of the west visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. yean and was a good tnah, ot Whom ! noon. August 27. Mr* Roy Hub- ’ piece for picnic Many from thte vicinity visited offering. \ Wm McKevltt from Thursday until the Jersey cattle parish show at of Grand Rapids, are staying with county Une. ’ eighteen laall speak well. He i» survived by'— ' ‘head of tho American ------- -------* bard, Red . । mKae| of the Glen Sunday evening. Wayland last week. Clarence Ixing- his mother. Mrs. Blanch Segerstrom.' MIm three sisters. Mra, Will Trumble and C tom chapter of Barry county and '' to Bellevue Friday to attend street. Howard Smith and Oscar arid H«T«ld began work in the Wlilte , Blakc household, spent Uie latter Talbot We are informed that .Clavton Mr* Simon Mgichele of thte vicin­ Mra. Richard Cook, both of Hastings i1 the funeral of Mra. Winnie Dandob of Ule wcek wlth Kaechele were among lhe exhibitors Product corporation, this Monday, i Tinker lias passed his physical ex ­ ity. Mr* Pearl Murphy of Caledonia, were present and gave a most in- • I—— — —------- --- ----------Brown, stepsister of Mr. Talbot who Mrs. Hoy Cook of Battle Creek ut Saranac from thte vicinity. . wa* not well enough to go. Mra. amination and te called for the U. S. and two brothers. Leon of Eaton territlng talk on lhe work of the tesn responded with their apent the.weekend with her daugh’ Mr. und Mr*. Earl Van Sickle and Rev. and Mr*. I. E. cprley and Brown< who realde«i ln Middleville army service. September 10. Rapid* and Tom of Middleville. Fu­ Red Cross. Under Mrs. Hubbard's Utile ion returned Thursday evening Sarah Campbell, and also visited her children, Geraldine. Ira>nd David whfn a g)rl> died suddenly while at > Stuart Rlgler was ... . a .w. recent patient neral M-relcw were held thte Tues- supervision the following officers, rrmn.r vacation *|>ent with hb. peo­ son Neal at the Ralph Kenyon home of Katemasoo were ThunSlay lunch- lhe phone. 8he hsd not been well at Pennock hospital where he had were elected: Chairman—Mr*. Jean were Mra. Sylvia Allen, oktest native ple at Hart, and at a cabin al Man- weal ot town. \ __________________ con guests at the Floyd Hole* home ,^nce the death of her son. Frank __ an... operation for removal— of-----------tonsils, Methodist church with Interment tn Balsch; co-chairman for knitting, bcm Thomapple township resident Brown. jmblteher of the Bellevue Autos driven A’4— by±-ir “. Adams -7 -* . the Parmelee cemetery. Iva of Mr*. Ruth Schad: co-chairman for who passed her Wnd birthday last Mrs. Hattie Smith accompanied nod also called on other friends. and Mrs j p wSehjpp^,. an<1,.llu northwest ThamAnnl. Thomapple nnH and Prank Frank | 8upt I w„lwc sewing. Mn. Lenna Kirkpatrick; April. Her grandfather. Henry Leon■ Mr. and Mra. Gerald Bwerdfcger her son Arthur snd'faajHy of Has­ They enjoy thrir new home in lhe paper. who met .death a year ago -nrthw... < in an auto accident. Mn. Brown had Gibbs of north Grand Rapid.* St. [ children *pent tills Tuesday afler- wcretary. Mra. Allcp Bender. The mid twin son*. Byron and Roy of tings to Coopcr»vllle.'" Thur*day - .Celery clly very much. Sunday -------------' n(X)n i‘nd evening*wlih*8utrt. c.*W. first general meeting for all who Twp. Treasurer Grover Cline spent b<-en In lire millinery business and each received slight damage a„nx>» u — -------- _ ... Buffalo, .arrived Thursday for a where they all visited until Satur­ week's vnjt wlUi her parent*. Mr. day with another *on. John Smith. the weekend al Grandville with hte for *ome time operated stores at afternoon, when they collided in Lubbers and family at Plainwell. „r Mra. Mr. Dor* n«r. Mf nn<J Carizr city hall, at 3 P; M. Monday. SSpt. and Mra. Chas Parker. Mrs. Roman ChxrLrttr and still front of Uie home of Battle Creek and Charlotte Mr. and Mr*. Harold Enders of nephew. Will Scott and family. Feldptiusch arul two children of Grand Rapids spent a few days Mrs. Philip Bender and son For- retained her store in Charlotte. She three daughters and two noting Hn.itIngs, who had been visiting , rest left for Detroit early Friday is survived by her mother. Mrs. Eva turning around. None of the four oc­ friends, all of Muskegon parish for sewing tnoshlnes. If anyone iuui them, returned home with them. Sain Coate. Friday diaries Crook­ morning where they called on rela- ; Talbot of lhe Lane Memorial Home cupants of the car* were Injured where Rev. I, W. Minor once one which might be used for the her blind Invalid husband who la • Mr and Mrs Andrew Gackter and stun look, them and Mr. aqd Mrs. five*, and then continued to He*- [ In Charlotte, who for years con- aside from a shaking up no It wa* preached, were caller* at the Forrest relurhed [ ducted millinery stores in Middle­ what might be termed a lucky occl- Methodist parsonage. Sunday. Mra. Jean Batech and It will be Mr. and Mrs. John Kepkcy spent Coals to Hastings where Harold peler. Canada Tuesday with the formers sister. joined the Inductees going to Fort . home the first nf thl* week accom- vile. d^4te« Pauline Benaway of the ' In the teaching field called for. Arrangement* have been Mtes Pauline Benaway of the ln the teaching field made U) to mee meett al al Uie the city city hall weekwcekMrs Dora Kepkey in west Thorn- Custer. Hl* wife will continue her panled by hl* wife and three young , Ml&s Bernice Johnson of the sons who had been there on a visit. 1 white Products Corporation office. Bell Telephone Exchange, Battle drA* 'u the fan^eT ly and to do sewing, however thte appte. • work in the city. ' Hte mother remained for e longer > 'iL.5°!.“HLunjrS WnLr « Cr«» hrn.r.r U» “•t ““ .“I1?? T“‘ mother remained for r longer ■ wa. taken to Hastings on Monday of Creek was home for the weekend. - - —-------------------- —■—• aoe» n«n mean uia* me acwu.* ■»»» Ctsler. Mra. Mary Gray, Mn. Orph* Mra Elmer Fenton te spending Miss Alice Dutcher of Silver lake Hte ’trit. UH wert and an T^^ “derMtes Lydia Cronlnger who has ‘heir families are grown. Mrs * tbert can be done Gray of Caledonia, Mra. France* two weeks In Japkson with her is visiting at the home of her Mrs. Bert Briggs Brleas of MerMer--------- ... eperatum the summer al ^X™*oTr ’ re­ Carl, Mr* MatUe Lynd. Mn. Oeo. Mr. and Mr.*. i went"a'n operation for for appendicitis appendldUs. been spending lhe at home nome i at home and finished garments daughter. Mra. Clvu. Lewis juul grandmother. Mra Mac Cronlnger. . .___a . and Mra. Charles McPeck of ' sh. .. fin> __________ recovery—which ui.l leave* tnr for bar her taarhtna leaching n.wittion position in ter Katheryn Kiuiicryn of Grand Rapids have have turned. Everyone of the community family. Mrs. Claude Rosenberg took Pvt. rilt, Augusta, were visitor, of the ladle* ,,to her m^7rte.^a the Dayton. O, aehools. the tetter “part?Ae’?1 l" te invited to help with this worth­ Baird. After the dinner an appro­ Dr. and Mrs Hemingway Fuller Clarence Helmer who had been home steter. Mrs Ray Lyons and husband “fZ nf P«‘ of «*”1? ‘^JOr^r ‘7ch W.ood while project whether or not you priate devotional service waa ted by and their two daughters. Lucinda on furlough to Grand Rapids Thurs­ over the weekend. ‘ I,. “trJw?l Prairie Garden elub will be Mr. Ten Eyck te employed at attended the meeting and It is Rev. I. Minor followed by a short and Syvla Lou. also Mr. and Mra day. on lite return to Camp Crowd­ The Eastern Star member, had a bSnJiT eLX MlSJ — —,’-• - -‘“ ' en^ti^ by'Mra R.'>:“LyoAs' W!llow Run and the daughter hoped I many will respond to the call. business session. A program in­ Leo Tewksbury, all of Grand Rapid.* er. Mo. and spent lhe day with very enjoyable meeting Friday eveVtelSl Com™ Hl •ugh «h 8 Si‘ this lhU Tuesday IGrelchen te in Ann Arbor. Mra. । The monthly meeting df lhe Della cluded a humorous review and comwere Sunday callers of Mr and friend.* and relatives ning when one of the number. Mrs ?S. TLirSrZ ' Tweritv-nlne relative! Twenty-nine relative* and friends , «»>el Harper Kaechele of Grand partson of the customs, changes and Mra W. K. Llcbler. i Mr. and Mr*. Frank Garbow went John Fteher. nee Jean Bites, was S tS7X»v gathered at the Claude Rosenberg | ^P14*, wl1* *ttcnd the Western Allen Past Matrons club will be Incident* of the last eighty years a* Mr. and Mra. Chas. Crookston were lo Toledo Saturday and spent lhe held on the new playgi|ind. thl* ’a. \ n* home In norUiwest Thornhpple. j 8‘alf foT “ >’*»'' returning week Friday evening with pot luck compared to present day, given by Friday supper guests of hte broth­ I weekend with their daughter. Mrs. honored with a mtscellaneoua showSunday honoring Ellsworth Moore Uie teaching field. Iter son is In er. The men served the rtfresher-in-law nnd steter. Mr. and Mra. Mac Eppens and family. ment* and all report a good time. ” 1MUlute' of Grand Rapid* who te called far | “"ice and daughter Ruth taking, Mark Ritchie nt their Gun Like Loren Tungate Li home from The children of the Junior room ,u ln Orftnd ^P*4*Mn. Mattle Lynd who has kpent tho final examine lion for the army. ■ training st the University, cottage. spending some weeks in a convales­ . morning Scot s’ The <aj-*s * Mr. and Mra. Charles Robertson cent home in Grand Rapids and, of the Methodist Bunday school ' Vcryl Boyer and lady friend of Those present were Mr. and Mrs hospital lnclJdM regtstraltaei of returned home Friday night from much Improved in health. Good and their teachers had s nice pic- ; Lansing were Sunday visitors of his Byron Moore and son Russell. Mr., MIm Helen Jorgenson, daughter of nic supper at the church Thursday . mother. Mrs. Claude Kermeen. and and Mr*. Ellsworth Moore. Mr and Mr and Mn Robert Jorgenson of alu*cnU an aa^mbly for announcen visit with their son. Pvt. John news we are all glad to hear. Mrs Monros Oibbs. Will Bassett. Mr. Middleville, and Rohrw Jackson. a^£ef ibJSStetor experience* with hoop skirts which I family. Robertson at CAmn Shelby. Miss. Mr. and Mrs Harry Stimson spent evening. Mr. Rlehard son of of Mn. Mr, Mvrta ,h. Grades will meet in their brought many laughs. Mra. Lynd and Mrs Richard Wlteon IVlteon and and I|.ion Myrta J.r.-n Jackson „r of the HIs wife who had also been visiting suhdav with Mr. and Mrs Dan,, Paul Morehouse of Parmelee, | A memorial service will be held at ..,a taught for five years in the primary Youngblood of Caledonia at their young son of Mr and Mrs. Hubert the home of Mr. and Mrs Iva Adams daughter Judy., all of Grand Rapids. 1 west county line were married Sat- rooms for registration ana ciasatnroom ot Middleville schools. Mrs. Morehouse, fell through n chute In of the Luncan lake vicinity, al 3:30 Mr. and Mra. Robert Holmes and urday evening. August 39 at the hospital at Carn nn Wednesday. Cumpau lake cottage. (cation, securing of books and ma­ Mra. Lydia Luton, returned to the Mr. and Mra. Rus*ell Solomon and the bam at the Jim Clark home next Sunday afternoon for her live children of Hastings, Mr. and | Methodist parsonage by Rev. I. W. teria! and such other necessities. mrtlin related bow as a young girt sporting her fint hoop skirt she Btibelln Home In Grand Rapid.* *pn Donald took their young cousin. and broke the bone* of hte foot brother. George Harvey Williams, Mrs JSiarence Rosenberg of Ypsilan-: Minor. They were attended by the Sunday, after a tlirec-dayi visit Douglas Stevens who had been their one day last week. He gets about ! who |ias*ed away tn Los Angeles, ti. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosen- ; bride a steter. Lillian and Robert ty as an all-day planning seasion. got hung up on a rail fence which ~ I Cal.. In January. The body was creberg and four children, local. A fine I Cole of Alto. The young people There nre six new tekthers, all la­ she w*i climbing, much to the ruin with her niece. Mrs. Mae Cronlnger guest, tn the cottage of his parents. now with n cast. Llttle Linda Myers was quite 111 mated and the ashes have recently ____ , pot___________ luck dinner was a part of the have both attended T.-K. school. dles. Those hired tor the vacancies of the skirt. Mr*. Orpha Gray, bom ond family. Mr and Mra Gordon Steven* ut 1 beenbrought broughteast eastand andfollowing followingUie Uie [day's 'day’s program. program. Robert graduating In 1M1 and Helen left by the resignation of Mr. and In thte vicinity, gave some pleasant : • Mr- Anna Smith of East Lansing Morrison lake. Thursday and re­ test week with Infection tn her ear been reminiscences nnd Mr*. Maty Gray [and throat. I Iservice service will willbe be Interred Interred on on the theEnos Enos | | ManjKir.y relaUvss and ----- — old ... friends --------------• being -----------------a senior - _. at w the .„ present time. Is spending some time with her son, mained over Sunday. Mra Homer Cunningham, are Mlu Mra. Orphr. Gray of Caledqnln [Gordon lot in ML Hope cemetery, from this vicinity attended the fu- [They left on Sunday for Ann Arbor June Bouck of Big Rapids who is Vrm Spilth and family. Wayne Schroder who broke two erlng In softte very nice thoughts. msuiute ana Leonard Elwood of the White Pro­ vertebra when he fell from a tree spent Thursday and Friday with The service will be conducted by neral of Moses SluU at Hostings ■ where they have an apartment and a a Braauau graduate, or of rems Ferris Institute' and plans U> finish her W1I1 k. ln charae of the eomducts Corporation left on Friday white picking pears at the home of her steters-ln-law. Mrs. Mary Gray [ Rev. Lawrence Ward of the Panne- Friday afternoon. Mr. Stutz resided , where the bride oZEZ-"T ----------'i~T. wUl com-. pressed appreciation Tor the Invita­ and Mr* 1rhurrh Wllllonu who wa* ।I at Parmelee for fnr many manv years wars and was was schooling Rnbrrt . ** . “. c,urse of _ the . ... Mra. Pearl Pearl Kenvon Kenyon ifee church. Mr Mr. Williams night for Rock Island. 111., w.here his sister, Mrs. Arthur Fischer at .and „ and Helen A !■ AmnlnvM TO, 1>L«, tion. Following' the program each Freddie Steen, young son of Mr. | sixty-flve years old wai born In ; respected by all who knew him as Willow Run. he will take a six-woeles .govern­ Parmelee, haa been taken home has been em• • • — ■ ■•• — • — ••••••ca..- , i-acher hired Is Mte.i Marjorie Mills of Du'uih. Minn., a graduate of the ment course for inspector*. - from the hospital but will be In and Mrs. Roy Steen, stepped on n i Yankee Springs township, but fol- • a good Cliitellan .man. He graduat- t’ht«td n UW 5Unmer dr“8 flow^p and the nnil which went through hte foot lowing the death of hte mother when ed from Middleville high achool In thte summer. They are respected 8uu Teachers College who will tif ul bouquet of The, Henry Rau family of Pnr- the cast three months. with Sunday guests ot Rev. and Mr*. while at play Friday. He had medl- 1 he was nine years old. the home wa* 11800. a clasjunate of George Wilcox Xnt£°iph “Ih T’Ll mtny mete relumed home the first of the t~£h UudlM f*ver*1 of ““ I. W. Minor were their sons. Harold cal attention and a shot for preven- i broken up and he lived al various who died In May. There were Jour who give them their blessing as they roonu havc bccn palnUd during _ . * oleasant surprise at the dinner start out on their marriedI life Helen , The d^ i places and for vome Ump lived with , members of the class, Anna Crow Adventist camp meeting at Grand and wife, anti Willard, wife and > tlotr of tetanus. morning. Sept 8. The day hour was a call by Rev. and Mrs. I. T. Weldon nnd j Mrs. Adam* He took a business Qrant. also deceased, and Mary Heist was guest of honor Tuesday evening ,.....lay ------«/*_-----._in -----------Izdre. ’ daughter. Jacqueline all of Kalama­ • Rev. and Mrs vacation, new---------------shades put some .Oto Perry Stanford of Shelby and Mis* Winifred Lrctkn has returned zoo. Also Mrs. M's brother, Lloyd . Mrs. F. Beaudry of Albion and Geo. course at Ferri* InsUlute and Slelnlnger who lives at Northville at n miscellaneous shower given 1 _ room*. Uie west drive and walk thelr daughter and Infant grand­ home from her summer's wnrk a* Bliss anil wife and her sister, all Creascr and daughter Bernice of . worked hte way through the North-! where her son Dr. Wilber Stelninger . . _ .. , vtrr tome -— Improved -and ----------1 Inore Und- daughter ot Muskegon. Perry, m ha I Grand Rapids were visitor* at the western University In Evanston. UL. .has been a bed patient at the May- Betty Screen. assistant cook at the Grand Ranlcte of Grand Rapids. __ . - There - —,, j w „ ________________ warnsfoUu, I scaping of grounds completed. leted. u beH known by Middlevine - Y Mr A camp at Barlow lake Mra Sylvia Allen and Mr. and Peter peteraon home. Monday of where he graduated tn law and soon bury Sanitarium for seven years, Mrs. Seward Brock nnd daughters,, will be a change In room location. * *03 born and brought up la Mldlatter went west. He had never marFriday callers al the home of Mr. Claude Carl of West Rollwood. Mrs Glenn Allen and son Richard, last week °™nd R“Plds nnd Mrs., The growth of lhe music depart- । dleviUe and wm sent into tho min­ Mra. Kate Snyder of Hastings and ■ rlcd. Surviving besides hte sister is | and Mra. W. K. Llebler were Mr. rallf.. Is snenrllng-vi few days with of Parmelee attended the wedding of Ed Dawkins of Champaign. Ill. were ment has made it necessary to use I utry from the local IMMIl ------ Of'and Mra. Leon Slater and mother, visitors Wednesday of Mrs. B's par-1 the projection room next to the ' church. The next meeting th it his mother Mra. France* Carl, and Miss Doris Goorhouse of Kalamazoo •her niece. Mrs Ed Bette, Uie for- . a brother, Richard Williams ----------Rapids. — and Mra. Ethel Kaechele of Grand ente. Mr. and Mr*. F. R prindte. i Community llbrarv for music. The w. B. C. 8. will be heM fre h other relatives nnd friends in thte at the Congregational church in mer Bertha Weightman. sperj Sat- Grand Grandville. Saturday night The urday and Sunday in town visiting ' Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs Loren Loren Johnson Johnson «cac- ■ stapias. Rapids. - vicinity. They all visited Mr and Mrs E. H. music room will undoubtedly be used ! Friday in October, with tho Rot relative* and old friends. Mrs. Snyrompanlcd by her steter. Mr* Ray | Mtes Zelma Smith returned to her Mra Peter Peterson and mother, bride is the great-granddaughter Barber at their Gun lake cottage by Wm. Ferguson who will teach circle In charge of the prc«ram a •Mra. Allah Slrkels. snent Tuesday of Mrs. Allen. Sr and Uie daughter dcr spent Saturday night with her ' Barton and family of Byron Center I home in Detroit this Tuesday, after tater In the day. ■ 7th and 8th grade* thl* year. The the Mastera-Jones clrdo.tbo dining of Mr. and Mrs, John Goorhouse sister. Mra. Frances Carl and Mrs. were at Clear lake Sunday, where . a few days visit with her sister. Mr* with friend* In Kalamazoo. Clayton Bennett went by train (Band members will be resplendent In I room. Betts with her rtephew. T. I. Gillett they visited the former's son. Harold. [ Vem Hooper, and family. Nick Vandcrmolen of Grand , of Nile*. Ranlcte. formerly of thte viclnltv. te ' Will Johnson, who has been hav­ doing carpenter work nt the Clar­ ing trouble with hte foot for several ence French home, southwest of weeks had $ome x-ray pictures last | week which revealed infection a* ____ Mra W I Llcbler returned home the cause of trouble. He gets about Pricin' nlcht from n three dav trip but with some difficulty. to Chicago where she visited friends.; Lynn Lepper of Detroit came Sat- Auction Sale AUCTION SALE Hoving decided to quit farming on account of working in town, I will have on Auction Salo at my farm located 9 miles south of Hastings; or one mile north of Cedar Creek across from tho Doud school on for the DuraNon ! As I am going to be engaged in other work I will have an Auetioa Sale at place in Irving tw>., sec. 12, located IVl mil« beetis of Froep4rt High scMtl; « 7 miles north, 2 miles west, ond ‘A mile north ef Hasfipg* •" SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1942 SATURDAY, SEPT, f, 1942 STARTING AT 1 O’CLOCK FAST TIME I WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: STARTING AT I O'CLOCK. 1 WILL OFFIX THI FOLLOWIHO: Her?*« how Bill Brown is. adding thousands of miles HORSES Boy horse, 7 yrs.-old. wgt. 1500 lbs. Bay mare, 6 yrs. old. wgt. 1500 lbs. IW Strawberry Roan hone. 3 yn. old. wgt. use lb* Brown marc, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. to his car life I COWS Guernsey cow, 6 yn. old, fresh, calf by side y Jeney cow, 5 yn. old, fresh, calf by side Jersey cow, 4 yn. old, fresh, calf by side Jeney cow, 9 yrs. old. fresh, calf by side Jersey cow. 3 yn. old, fresh 2 months fresh 2 month* |ency-Holstein cow, 2 yn. old, fresh 2 month* 3 yearling heifen. Ibrithrc BETTER IN 6 IMPORTANT WAYS; O' tF b»«tn © ftC HERR ARE easy rule* co follow to assure keeping longer: First, reduce mileage. Second, reduce driving speed. Third,-take your car to an authorized Pontiac dealer for a FREE check-up at laait •act a manlb. We arc maintaining complete service facilities, factorytrained mechanics and a stock of high-quality replacement parts to help you keep vour.car running for the duration. More important, we will examine your car FREE at regular interval* to that minor miaaajuttment* can be found and corrected kr/sre they cause tcriouwdamagc sad GET ACCESSORIES NOW Poatix *ppro.<d uuilonH srs mil i.ul'! »?I nf' •¥. HOGS 2 O. I. C. Brood sows 6 shoots weigh about 50 lbs. each CHICKENS 100 White>Rock hens, 1 yr. old, HAY AND CRAIN Wheat, about 40 ba. Oats, about 175 bu. Strawstack Cranberry beans, 2 bu. Last year seed corn, 3 bu. 4 stacks hay and about 5 tons in barn, alfalfa and clover. FARM MACHINERY HORSES McCormick binder, 7 ft. cut Champion mowing machine. Dump rake 2-hoiie walking cultivator 3 one-hone cultivaton Banner walking plow Small grinder All small tools used on farm. Heavy double work harness, new. used one year. ' Work harness, old 2 extra collars Spring loath drag Double wagon box Low steel wagon box Hoy rack Small pile lumber 25 crates 2 log chains 20 in. saw and mondel Block Perchcron, 4 yrs. old, wgt. about 1400 Bay mare, 3 yrs. old, wgt. about 1300 HARNISS COWS Calf by aide Guernsey-Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, heifer calf by tide MISCELLANEOUS Full-brad Guernsey cow, 2 yrt. old, brad Full-brad Cuarnsay cow, 2 yrs. old, bred Holstein-Jersey caw, 2 yrs. old, Electric brooder, 500 chick sixe, new. Water separator, new Pressure sprayer 2 ten gallon milki cans. Gas Hat iron ’ Sot fly nets Coleman lamp 3 egg coses 12 gal. crock 6 got. crock 1ST JI. MICHIGAN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN V5: FARM MACHINIRY John Deere mowing meehlne, 6 ft. John heifer calf by side Guernsey-Jersey heifer calf, coming 2 yrs., bred, due in March. Durham-Jersey heifer calf, coming 2 yrs., bred, due Fob, 22. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Rubber tired form wof<*. tirt Um 6.00 Syrecute No. II weHi I Of ptow. geed thftpo. Two horn tveoart end wWf1 horse cultivator, Planet, Jr. Large Vlcfrola Radio cabinet Dreiser Breakfast table Sanitary couch ' Rocking chain Bookcase and writing desk Leather Morris chair Library table 2 stands 2 iron beds Springs Mattress Kitchen stool Other articles too numerous to mention PIGS 2 0. I. C. sows. 1 yr. old, due Sept. 27, from registered 0. I. C. hog. 0. I. C. full-bred stock hog, wgt. about 200 lbs. MISCILLANIOUI 2 10-gel. milk am 2 14-qt. milk ........ TERMS OF SALB: All sums of $10 or undor, Cosh, Ov«r Aot omewot sfa months time will be given on good bankable notes bearing 9% Intamt. Arrtngemants JESSE LARABEE, Propr REAHM MOTOR SALES 23 in. half sweeny collar, new style, Kopeck filled Guernsey-Jersey ^cqw^ yrs. old, coif by side Holstein-Jersoy cow, 3 yrs. old, TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to bo removed until settled for. HJENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer CHICKENS bout 35 Trigh A Wklto Boek Fal­ lert. 3 ‘4 mto. oM from Big Boy Chloltt, ItilMii StofO HMdrtry. VAX KURR, Owner ARCELIOUS CAMPBELL, Clerk N. C. THOMAS. Auctioneer 4 �TUI BASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. IMS YOUNG AUSTRALIAN WRITES LETTERS ^*^WARTIME are becoming bo numerous now that season yesterday. Other show* are home from Melbourne on hls final from San Francisco <1 think! to Laurel McIver of Parmelee was also people don't stop and gate In “Rltter-Bwaat” ~Andv Hardy's PH- leave before being drafted on to Manila and then to Aukland, from । a Sunday dinner guest. rate Secretary" Sundown", a ship, also In the RAN, az a whence it wa* taken by air to' Mr. and Mr* Lowell Kreiner. two g V* ‘cv‘’ral °‘bfr nhow’ - I noticed that lhe suburb Of Chl- stamp# here too. and ro do aev-1 Meyers of Ohio were Monday dinner and there ha* been a marked in- cago at- which - - - you slopped • was call -­ ed Evanston A suburb of Adelaide a most interesting time there. There - • ■ ------- : been spending a couple of weeks at ivamton, Lnclden- . certainly is a difference Ln our Yea. mistletoe 1* a tradition here, nMlrbj. u — ------------- — , the home of hls uncle. Bert Palmer »“.• p<r “cuUrly ln — “le ------------------°rflCi! Ku,, UUy. nA tew few worn* word* gm got me me inc*ea tricked। |PLEASANT HILL First big news is the arrival home of our Company where about 200 m your letter. They may be In the | Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford and - snd will remain until school romfrom abroad of war battered and through the throat and nose to a glrte are employed. Around Yule- , dictionary but I haven't looked them Mr. and Mr*. Roy McCaul are on a ' great extent, with a definite accent Ude I happen to find quite a bit Up yet One was ego, another, cor- fishing trip In the northern part of | Clare Williams left Monday morn­ j (he state. Mr* Eva Davisson and ing for Jackson where he attended They arrived at an Australian port at a much slower rale to ours. of work to do in the place, mere- z*ge, and drooling. Ye*. we have Bunday funnle* or 1 »n Charts* are staying at the Bed- the Woodsworth dispersal sale of in convoy after convoy and as luck Australians talk a lot different even ly coincidental. Lionel. as we call them: "Comic Strips".1 f“«> home and Fred Katzenberg at­ Shropshire sheep and attended lhe hap*. I wa* fortunate enough to see ,rom a pommie (Englishman! who 'Jackson fair. —— — Favorite* are "Blondie". "Ginger i McCaul's. y several troopships unload but I starts from hi* boot* when he want* Curtis Pierce spent his vacation leant say at what pc.. They have to uy anything, whereas, the AusFUth Installment . Meggs". and "Pop-Eye" I would I Mr*. R. J. William* is recovering May 2. 1842. welcome *ome of your local strips | nicely from her operation and ex­ last week with hf* wife and son* 1 brought all their equipment with trallan does the whole of his talkWell. how do you like the looks of 11 you ’ ve one or two to spare. As ! P«cb to return from the hospital them and are they welcome! , |ng with hishmouth nouin If u you see we what wnai wcu. now oo you axe me loon oi ■* >------ ~ ... ------. — —•------ i . .. '------ . 'very little use of his the war I know .. .how you feel ... about. tnr for -V.,he drug stores, they're not .a'the 11V* flrit first nt of thl* thia week. (and Mrs. and Mra. Stephen Carter. Sunday ' One Sunday morning alone I saw I mean—with e very little use of hls awing your trt’X and retetUes common thin* here. Thl* U how Harry William, of Detroit .pent they, with Mr. and Mr. Vere Car-, 114 big troop trains packed like Mr- throat or nose. certainly making 'going into the service.. Its darned »» ^em tn South Aussie (I the weekend with hte parent*. Mr. | ter. enjoyed a picnic dinner at Gun I dine* with soldiers. They were put [ The Yanks arr * o this thl. place. place. .The .The exex--nara. 'hard. ' don't know about other stalest; |and Mr* Clare William*. MIm lake. , in every conceivable place in Ade- .’a difference to I lalde. even to tlie extent of billeting tent to whichi they have adapted jI IncldenUlly. Incidentally, if you you-know -know of any ■ chemtat shop deals solely with;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! thousand* of therp out In private , mechanization is amazing and arc of your friend*, etceteras, coming medicine., drug* and to such. It j homes. After the' meh came thou- making authorities sit up. rub.itheir out to South Aussie, then please give open, till 7 p. m. of a week night sands, even tens'of thousand* of. eyes, nnd take notice. R A A F. of-j them my address or phone number ■n‘1 from 7-8 p.m. on Saturday | ___ eyes _ _________ ______ have .................. ... umii* anu Iounoay*. mm Sundays. oar* are , Milk bar* are. mobllc uniw Unimaginable num- _____ fleers_______ opened_ their the other*and them ask .for me and ’ll night* and wherp we get our milk shakes, and | ;.beriTof trucks of all types and many week when Yank "grease monkeys" i be happy to show them about. I wa* waltzing down Adelaide's C001 drinks but sodas are pracwith battle Kara. Sight. I've seen went to work on a plane out on a nearby drome Their efficiency | main street last ' --------------- u ------(St Wednesday when t*«»ll>' unheard of. although there ; , । 111 never ever forget. I've seen be*t townorwhere I often | - why a„ K>mf of the would-be*----------------------------wu- —------- —“one t T-of "" the T-— * cob- J*' one wnyplace are In some tne wouio-oc husky men of the A- I. P. sit down was amazing If new parts were re- j I bumped into One »■« ii»c .■ returned --j -from ■ ■ the ,u nave a chocolate —snort . ..... ■ boa.es striving day. and | *ve .• chocolate aortasoda— good ton too. political and howl long and heartily when quired which were not In their port- I bers. He'd just naturally follows that other wouldtold they were home In Australia. able stocks, a "grease monkey"' Mediterranean. He's in the R.AJ4. Telephone booths are all In the n|ght t0 found up the yot^ for onto a motorscooter and and wa* on the HM. Australian m»lu thoroughfares, on the road- ----- •— Some were speechless, having left l. .would hop .. . ■.... . . . .. when .. .in. .. ...... ■stores .... . «IH■ you ..the —8UU . . —senate? ™ . Why did these So. the are out to aren^t defeat b,r“, the middle East and not knowing be over .to the and.... back «....... in ohlp -Parramotta" site was »‘de nt of ththe fnntnatKe footpath., nr or ■a* ainlrbosses r Ouallfkattan. , their destination was Australia, almost n flash The RAA.P. ays- sunk off Libya. He said he saw ca’* **’*'!’• »>dewalk* They *«* same hopeful bosses seek high and c ® bosse* have started The original Idea was Malaya, then . tern suffers the strains of a tight men actually drowned. When the red Phone# being most- ]ow for a candidate lo oppose Kim | raiiinl, lh2 boon vnii an- -■* Singapore, then Java, but all were belt called “red tape" (you may first torpedo struck he hopped ’*®LJhe iwo-plrcc lype' w,,h.thc Sigler already tn the field? Just g tne oop . . . y. ! ciiuinm crushed uiiucr under uie the ictnirc terrific oiuiaugnv onslaught have u.-iu heard U. of it >U in America—in IVU. out u> of Iiu hi* wuiw bunk miruia together wim with >11 all *«epuon or tne more modem , ,low uu <j0 yai, uuicii Buren » and . ;-------- nuw im Allegan popv«_ r__ ____ ■_ _____ __ •_ ... and Australia ii. I.'. ..■ i._— - ..... _ ■ previously ______ ___ hnolhs —1*1/1— Fltntlnnew __ I ... __ .... believe ._ .1__ .V__ ___ before they___ arrived, so Australia It's ..a household word . others and. ... a* *.he. *. luid booth* tn In Ail Adelaide. Stationery ...1 juical "lord*" they can___ make none knew Uli they were alniovt In much to our sorrow). However, the ! planned, ran for the emergency exit. newspapers are bought role- R(XXj on gHeir pledge to deliver Van their own backyard*. Numerous folly ne*’1’ ’Bents, although de- jjuren and Allegan votes to the backyard* mny of oi this inis system svMem ha* nas been occn seen seen ' whereas* wncrcas ail an others oinera in the tne foc'itle rocsie ly ........... ' realize ..........that' theviand ' —• ----------1' --------- — stores st« Ion- canoi c.ndldale tbey laikcd tat0 . Diggers still "can't drastic effort, ah* -------------being made rushed and clambered over ---------one an- partmentai f------- -- — —— carry — -■— 1 are really home. I met several last by the Federal Government to cut | other to get up to the steps. When ery. A* •“ for ,or driving. <?r,vtn* I* have hftVf done “W test? week just a* they were coming out down on It. I could tell you a good at the end of the prursage he heard dr \en./ I1 Ye*. Ye* Mr. and Mr*. Voter, your weca Jusi uvey earning ; uu-.i «>■> >i. i ivuiu iru juu » S'’"» nt tne enu o« tne pu*Msr ne nrura nt a« hotel They -TV,-..- weren't locate nmS.nianv nlvMif lhe Vanlrc and atul a a r.-.h mH on looking MnnH nr UUlltV round the hlrwlr of and-many lalec tales about the Yanks crash and round hhe noarrt or i* . vote ba* been pledged. H’s been I they naked me how »o get to Ade- Ausste* since their arrival but ccn- mw the steps had collapsed under " ”''plr ®’ "«* >'’ pledged for you. The bosses in Van I lalde. On quesUonlng I found that | rorahlp rules hold me from wielding the weight and not another man caraare a luxury a ndI not :Buren Diegan County Chairone been a ......... drover ... in lhe .... eat- ----my .pen got ...... out■because .he sank within a- neHuleV« *[ J® common aa in Amerfcw , . ... had — . .. — I— .......... r-n.l non ftrtrt I 1XVJ. to w nt dnrmrlmA mA the *k-— ■. Also Alxn seen In AH—. . tni —nt— U — mannMH -in. n V.•- ■ OUIt-AA UUOUl 0UU-1MJ it strangely Olranffalw enough annltttll these th—*— "bosses" ‘'FM-f rr." I tie rnftntmt country of Queenaiand and in 1(1the kfrM*ta streets nt of Ade-1 minute. He managed tn to slip overother a grocer In Sydney prior to .lalde lately are Dutch soldiers, sail- board and got onto a raft with two ,.7,1 ™rd V8. havcn >t o nce'chaUenged haven't once challenged the the qualiquailtheir enlistment 2’, years previous ora. and airmen who escaped from oilier other maps. chaps. Nineteen wno who were in ™ m ficatiou* of Kim Kim Sigler. No! They They I at the outbreak of war. They had Java and other nearbv bland* very carefully *hy from a dUcu»- 1 both spent S months in Tobruk and Also native. Dutch, and Chinese only survivor*. These 3 chaps on 1Morri. 8-40 280 pounds; Standard* slon of qualifications. They know 1 a rgft and later In a life-boat man- L400-800 pounds; Singer, and Aus­ they can not. Strangely enough they ■ . I which time they Mid they had had [ Japanese internees going Into a aged to get ashore, however, behind ■ tins, 400-800 pound.. i Then there are Rolls Royces, *hy from the real reason for their i I but a few days' leave. They spent 1 camp. Tlie big question 1* whether the enemy lines In Libya. An Arab , smear It never round, good to their first Christmas abroad In the i Nippon will turn the spotlight on took them to a camp of Arabs Just Rovers. Flat*. Dodge Bros. Chrys- bluntly come forward with the historic Biblical parts of Jerusalem. | Australia. , Well, you can rest as- on the outskirts of a big advanced jk-rs. Wlllvs, Olds. Nash and a few statement that one man Is roek- . , 8. S Jaguars. Fords are my i However. I managed to get them sured that even- person here ha* Italian camp and harboured them.1.favorite* a pound equals about Ing revenge. Yet. that precisely is both Into Adelaide safely and put i the same grim determination to see fed them with stolen Ity food and . them off the tram In the heart of it through and the thanks that we garbed them in stolen Ity footwear 84 86 in your money. Kim Sigler had the intestinal . | It is rather amazing that each the city. For such a small Inslgnifl- : owe to your country cannot be and officer.' uniform* Daily colthree lawsuit* ' ' state ha* it* own law. In America. fortitude to try cant favour, they wanted to have | measured fn terms of money or umns of Dagoes marched past the 1 .It would pity help a foreigner against the son of one of Van Bu­ me show them the- city in a taxi ! goods but If need lie we'll repay you tent In which they were hidden and . ren'. political "Big Shot*''. KUn i motoring from east to west, es ­ at their expense and I had quite [ in blood if the occasion should ever perspiration wa* not uncommon, for Sigler won those lawsuit, in lhe pecially Australians who drive cars 1 a hectic few minute, trying to go arise. “Thanks. America". if thev were caught all the Arabs on ; the left hand side of the road "Big. Shot's" home county and with pected lo Jump at their command. on with my work about town. I We know of 8L Valentine's day In the camp would also be put on ,with the steering wheel on tlie right a home county jury. He got a judg­ If they elect their candidate, per­ had a business appointment at tire but the extent to which It is ob- lhe spot, with very serious cons*- —opposite to yours. I believe ment against the son, which hasn't haps he. too. will jump at their THE REXAI.L DRUGGISTS censor's office about our magazine [nerved Is very small Ping-pong quence*. However, shortly after-: command. yet been paid. ' at the time, otherwise I may have [ I play occasionally during a lunch wards tlie Hies retreated and a big i , Ye*, we have a rather efficient Sigler ------ Conrtesy and Friendly Service Shown lo AU — postal service with strings of post With the iu» first uimuuutcuicm announcement ul of nan me —— won't ----- -- •Jump ---- — at —— the combeen able to give them an. hour or | time at work, but the few games new motorized column moved in ] offices all over the place. It Is Kim Sigler's campaign for State ■ j111™ 01 “V one nOw or Ulcr He so. They're nice chaps, all of them. | that I've won would not pass me .boul . mu. ...r A.iw.m.couH , PHONE 1111 Prompt Delivery Service HASTINGS a Federal Government -concern Senator, thb Mme political "Big u the OP* of man who won't jump I think I can safely say that the as n proficient player. However. M.nury U my rebtar jmnt Imm.rd ,„d W|U11„ u,e ,uu.., Shot", the man who baUavM he lo' political bos* He U a man Digger Is the most liked and most | we have our fun. Tennis I* a bit •Uh • whim and am rmmd Jurl«ucli„„ ceiuonhlp h wry command* Van Buren County's wllh the courage to fight for hls respected soldier In the world to- out of my line. I think. Being that U • Smuk African dlrl. ,tHet n.Undiy, Y„„r lui l.u.r vote as a unit, took to the field. !He hu th< ability. I day. I could ramble on with yarns' near several good swimming pools, Unn .nd Uro were uie. morUy „,„rod .nd pur help the Flnt, to hunt a candidate. Next, to “ »«>* Proven •J’W. to lake lhe spun by these returned men but the 11 spend nearly every spare moment elterwards the nrw. w.i m*de pub- rrnMr WMunB thmuch thl* A. prevent Kim Sigler from being of ‘he..boM**J" 1c?Ty.vr Highly Porous censor may not like it' Adelaide In the summer taking a plunge. lie .nd hb mother who . Um op-. Ior Ak mBU. „ m.„ tt tom. elected, and to influence any who Qualification* should be lhe Wood charcoal ia an, extremely Since 1012 member* ot the U. S. Is simply a hive now. with swarms How I love It! >n U»b campaign. 'Htal's poslte rushed straight over to me. Australia only, at present Up would listen. We wonder if he ever “»•" porous material, its bulk being ap­ marine corp* have undergone their and swarms of men in uniform. To [ "Birth of the Blues" Is the next and boy. was I surprised! On the [until recently we had Air mall ha* told them hl* real reason for *hI *• needed In lhe State uu K..U UM itru iui proximately one-third the bulk ot lhe preliminary training at Parrii la- be seen In Increasing numbers are good picture coming io town—next night of his arrival here last week. । Hnfcs with almost every continent, his vindicUvenea*? • SN,*t«wood from which It is made. the Yanks, as we call 'em. They week. "Swamp Water’ started It. his brother (aged 17 years! arrived 'The Pacific Clipper u^d to fly land. S. C. Being a local political "boas" it [Pol. Adv. 8 Army head-quarters In Adelaide PEN FAILURE School Days! Make This Your Headquarters For Books and {Supplies We Stock Only First Quality Mer­ chandise At Moderate Priced-Make Us Your First and Last Stop, And JUMPING THROUGH THE HOOP FOR THE ' “ ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - POLITICAL BOSSES You’ll Save! Note Book Covers Note Book Paper Tablet Pencils, Pens Ink Paints Erasers Scissors Rulers Crayolas Note Books Stenog. Pads Dictionaries Eversharps Leaf Savers Compasses Eversharp leads Paste, Chalk Roll Towels Scratch Pads Many Other Necessary Items Carveth & Stebbins Over One-Third of our members are now in the Armed Forces protecting your rights HONOR ROLL C. C. MEMBERS IN THE SERVICE Donald Widrig John Leary Gordon Crofhert James Morgan Claude Emerson Darrell Aldrich Gilbert Stone Harold Krcutx John Bamett Arnold Perkin* Lester DeVault Gene England Frank West Edward Caukins Philip Mitchell Mwynord Tucker Dr. F. Edward Lowry Harold Parker Allan Prentice Robert Corkin to make free choices in uncontrolled elections! ON THEIR BEHALF we urge you to do your duty by voting at the ■ primary on September 15, 1942 Hastings Junior Chamber of Commerce �TOR HASTINGS BAMNBB, THUB8DAY, MmMHB »; IMS Mtes Elizabeth Dtekeraon In am^JW**** Bl ployed In Uie laundry at Pennock ,llte hospital and te staying with Mr. and > Ralph Dewitt* • Mrs. Shepard near Nashville. iltaa been missing 1 after her tonailectomy teat Friday. Kay Nell and llene Norris had | Friday night at about lo o’clock Albert Green saw a car come up the road and put out their lights about moved tn. nve young lames noou; u> enter me . melon patch One young lady stayed : In the car by the road until the I girls came back. Mr. Green spoiled ; their Utile party as they didn't get any melons Mr. nnd Mra. Roy Sweet and I daughter Virginia attended the I Baird reunion nt Murphy’s point . Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Beach. Mr. । and Mra. Wigenent and a sister and I husband were present Horn Cold- . ?*,.*** tu,rn*d “tmday from Morley after * l*° **J.ks *1U1 uier> and “ FUnt‘ | Mr. and Mra. Ed Btorkan spent f,undaIy with the inner's mother, Mri J“rnw' Btorkan. | Mr *nt] Mrs. Ed Bowerman tailed ■on the tetter’s grandmother. Mrs, Beck, west of Middleville Bunday. j Archie Beck was also a visitor there. , ' • Mr. and Mrs. Cliaa. Gaskill and f”« ><• rounds Spain. । family of Hastings spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs Marshall Tripp evening with Mr. and Mrs. Archie called on Mr. and Mra. Oliver Burc* Peterson near the Buck church Mr. and Mrsjtalph Dewtttc and |Tuesday evening. PLAN TO ATTEND THE BIG GRAND OPENING SALE OF YOUR NEW BEN FRANKLIN STORE. WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU IN OUR NEW MODERN STORE, IN WHICH EVERYTHING HAS BEEN DONE TO MAKE SHOPPING EASY AND PLEASANT FOR YOU. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING VALUES OPEN 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. BEING OFFERED DURING OUR OPENING SALE. MIXING BOWLS Practical for 4 APRONS Rayon and Cotton Handy sixes. HOSIERY Special Value! PAPER NAPKINS each 9§c In All Popular Styles! Pair Dainty I.are-Trimmed styles! Tailored Brief and Cuff types! Super service wgt.! 80^ 8C Hull finish, rlnglcss Hattertm* weamlesV style! Set of four, only 3 .- ------ DRESSES COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES Regular $1 Values Specially Triced for this opening . . . ir NEW FELT TUMBLERS Crystal Glass in New Draped Design! Save with a Set for Every­ day Use! Sizes 7 to It year olds. Sev­ eral models from whfch to choose, all in colorful florals 3 for 9C METAL BOYS’ NOVEL BELTS 25' WASH CLOTHS With colored leather and part leather Cowhide-back bell bear* Gene Autry likeness. LUNCH BOXES 15' and 29c Outstanding values! 6 x 4 x 3'4 In. box at 15c. The larger box. 8'i x 5*i x 4',’., of heav­ ier tin plate, al 29c. BASE MATS 1514 x 27 Inches 27 x 39 Inches Qc tJ OffC dUt) Three patterns to chouse from—in tile and floral de­ signs with blue, tan, an<* green. Handy sizes for kitch­ en, bath, playroom! POLO SHIRTS WORK GLOVES Men's Husky Quality! hard flannel, with heavy Inside HAGEN BROS. - OWNERS CARPENTER CONTRACTOR 98c 19c and 25' DRESS SOCKS Fall Patterns and Color*'. only 29c Special "Opening Sole" Value for Men! 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TO THE NEW Full Cut Athletic Shirts & Shorts BEN FRANKLIN STORE 25' Hastings can be proud of the fine modern addition to the Business district. BEN FRANKLIN STORES HASTINGS CONSTRUCTION CO. 102 STATE ST, HASTINGS. MICH. JOHN ONION, MGR. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1H2 PATRIOTIC PANORAMA 18 had Washington and Franklin; When she got tired of being called and family have moved to Cale- At present they are COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 'doula. ‘ - — ’■ ’ — " 1 That wm when | young and green. By Nancy Ridgeway Wall the boys from Freeport and the ruralI parents. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Wieland The lack of freedom wm the great- She stepped right in and won the August 20. 1942 route. Parents and relative* of est sin. | war And now once again that queitlon Rtcause it threatened to come to t Americans played some tricks ing guests ot Mirw-r King. I Woodland called on Rev. and Mrs. land last Saturday. August 29th. these boys will be doing the boys wm involvedI her very door About sixty-five were in attendance. a great service by giving the club, r,,, I On old King George the Third. this information. Also to keep the <u«ij< That qu«Uon which none but Ar.d then another Uttta Uff -- >____ ■ *__ -........ ... . Qfl. EY Rfff ...H Ur. rv.inl.. t... Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stephenson — —--------------------— — And he exclaimed. “Mine void I" and baby of Grand Rapids were ' w»r Club" Informed of changes _ *roer7* 901 j •. . J Developed into» war, bird and stiff, these Brirlreu** addresses. Names nnrl and ad- iI ..... J#«'' _ <I In tHM* yreedom for white and freedom tor when victory MclorY Sunday guests of her mother. Mra. f ‘.nm was the tirpc when w ww VMS, _--- , -- ■ ----------- ----- ----- ----buck, Meant for the world life afwl liberty. Rmilh and family of fastings. -Onrcri Ballance of_Battle Creek. Mr. Elnora Whitney and Gaylord. i u<>' By Englishmen Parliament bound, That wm what threw her off lhe )The British m once before v .... Clare Surrarrer returned home Howk and Mrs. L. B. Lester. Rtv. Lloyd Mead at Whitehall ’ " * . ,, .. .1 Hud taken mi much, and could stand to *e But the Americans did some bossing. and Mrs. Junior McMillen of Has- Saturday after- twp weeks* visit with Freeport Methodist Church The North said "yM", the South said ; no \ | tings, were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Boyd Novlsky al the home of Mr. Mn. John McCue. . The two »ccm to make a mighty 1 Mra. Clarence Benedict and Mrs. E. H. Johnson of Grand . T4S.W TH the Redcoat* were frightened . And they fought the Issue con and, Jotxl pa|r> X . iis.so blue Rapids. • j acuuau ocese were Sunday school—12:00. । E„rTyn !>••» . ... . Both do and die and dare. ' family of Fowlerville spent Satur­ "so or And ended fl«ht Mra. Don Karcher was in Hastings In take.Odcsua on business SaturFor the next three Sundays, the '»>«'■ Mu«n«i wi.4n.rw Tn*. Th., ou,hl lour nun. wolh IM nu BBlnu hn'| day night with hte parents. Mr. and And made things right. ____ __ ___ . . . . .1__ ■ I -.1 — । day afternoon. on buslnres Saturday. Mrs. Charles Overholt I ended, • -"tin lhe year of our Lord 1783. . Mr. ano Mra. Oxei Johnson of mens on the"subject: "The Mind of u W1U Jujl iplfn. S .72 1 And the Rebel* shouted and huz- wxMr. Harper of La Barge, an old----- -------- ——------ --------------,----------------------- --------- ---------------------- ,R.x>t X|ri»« Urr.p-r. »i-pll*« When Richmond e.n fell, the o~..x South' Bul whMi u ■ followed her trail. son Harris cf tansing. and daugh­ friend of Adam Endres, visited him Smyrna spent Sunday afternoon I Christ." We Invite you to hear al ! V \Vrb«irr. rrcordknz «i««-4 ■- .... ' zahed with glee. did I MfKe» fiwvke saullae 7» ?r ■ Miner King. . of them, ter Mrs Gordon Hillard and baby Sunday. They haven't seen eacn Not so the British, stout and stub- She Had fought with strength and ! *b»11 (HI Co., oil ....................... other for^flfiy years. Mr. and Mra William Newton of! • \ • chivalry. 2.2» P»rt. r« ................ bom. ’ ' BARBERS CORNERS Jo.*r. But her cause had only one Jackson guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. । Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler ore S”“e Hoad, and Mrs. Eva Newton 1 Carlton Center Methodist Church i rhttbara».Eq«hsMe . 1 *r. Who would with ships lhe sea* ------- *' । Mr. and Mra. Roy Huver of tan­ U»wy Mf« Cn......................... Everett M. 'Love. pastor Mrs. Ray Wieland attended the 'spending the week with their daugh- ot Detroit were Friday afternoon' adorn. I.lnr*li» Bri«k. . - 3 1 .CO king were Bunday dinner guests of w. tlie Brethren vuwki Momlng worship—10:00. The C. 8. A. died In April of ‘85; Church of District ter •nd son-ln-iaw. Mr. and Mrs. callers of Mr and Mrs Robert NewI.•- - British ships on a British sea: J. <’ Penr»Y Cn ,upt>llf< ...... i Mra. B. Foley. I Sunday school—11:00 Conference at Beaverton three days Basil'Thompson of Drayton Plains ton “nd family. ' O»«. Prlat»r«. «up.... r.( n A world-wide ocean that belonged Her polite order could not thrive I Mr and Mra. Herman Hauer and Mr.- 'and 'and Mrs Mr, P. P C. n Deming of Mr. and Mra. Russell Ilrtckley and ______ _ ___________ IUmin4-r »d«............. last week. Mr We were pleased with___ the____ fine at- 1 in America's hard, progressiva hive. free! . Mra. Arthur Fuller and son of Gr*ni1 wsplcis were Sunday callers family of Watervliet, i rid Mr. and tendance last Bunday a friendly I F_ Hmn-nn. •’•■« ...... —---- —• sa.se Another war. with Spain this time. Mabelle accompanied Mr. and Mrs. •: Again lhe nations scrapped. I Albert Hauer of Woodland to Eaton Hastings were Saturday afternoon of Mr “nd Mra Allen xPlsh and Irving were welcome always awaits those who*• O. n*uia tsM» ——............ easy ....MW rhyme. Mother country with iron thimble Upset the country's. rw, Sunday callers of and Mrs.. come to the services. guests of Mr. and Mra. Robert NewE Deming. | And for a time t!~. excitement picked' Rapids. Saturday to attend lhe Not»s<w tapped • । ten reunion, which was held at Milup a bit. Um and family. “ -------- - ------------- “J 1H.5T On young America's high-flung II Hubert , Church of the United CJuiries Overholt and ..— Parades were marched In. and ler’s Park. Mrs. De*sie Thompson spent Sat­ famlly of Hastings, Mr. and Mra. r.2« Uhead. mH •3•« ’ Brethren in Christ Altoft school will— begin urday nlsht with Mr. and Mra. Clif­ Neal Karther. knd<Mr. and Mra. drove to South Whitley. lrid„ Sun-, torches litl .I The -— — ------ —-— — i," on *} £.; And scolded soundly and sent to bed E. B Griff fh D. D. pastor Henry-------------Karchcr.- — locapand Mr and ' ‘’"V ftn<1 accompanied to Grand। war wm a little one. centered Monday September 74h. Mrs. Brown ford Bird of North Irving. ----------------------------------------------------------■o.o- The proud country'* brave new The round — — ■ John ■ —' . son .,.. , 1,1c E.U A >.- , Sunday, September 8. of Hastings, tABrh-r teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods vtelt- —Mrs Thomas and Harris Rapids by Arthur Overholt. CMrs 32.S' । ship*; ed relatives In Howard City Friday 0J L^Jng^and daughter. Mrs Gor- Ov"’JoU “”d ‘J °™nd F’iniint\ The battleship Maine, sunk by a 'I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mishler. local. A",9/ Ships bound on China trips 10:30 A. M. Sunday school. । were callers at Herman Hauer's don Hillard and baby of McKenzie. Rapids and the former's husband Spanish round. After spices and after tea — ------ ---—j ... guests ... . . of ... accompanied tbem to Free-' 11 30 A. M. Momlng worship. 'Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Royal Good of Del- Tcnn ■ WPre Sunday Mr n|1(1 The countn’ rolled on, and then ■■ ■• And after Miks nnd Treacheryl | 7:00 P —M. Christian---------------Bidcavor. -------------------------, | Callers on Mabelle Hauer the past tpn were Sunday guests of Mr. and nnd Mrs- Merrill Karcher and fam- port. " American sailors on Yankee cllp- The world raised an awful din •Darlme Wieland te entertaining 8 00 P M. Preaching Service. , week were Betty Friedrich of HasMra William Klemp. »>•A prince was killed, and after tlial ”1 P*« ‘ tings and Mildred Gaskill of Dowl­ | 8 00 P M. Thursday. Prayer u Mrs. WiUlam Russell of Grand Mrs Fof’d Stowell, of Woodland. the mumps at present. All the nations had a spat. io Yanked off and stowed away by Jack «... from Wednevlay U11U1 ---------------------------------------Mr. and Mra. D A. Stoner of By- meeting. w Rapids n spent until --“"d Mrs. Frank. Hynes, local, were ing. s America held her skirts aloft. m Tar rippers. Paul Foley^of Grand Rapids was Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Ivan On,nd Rapids shoppers Friday. ron spent two weeks with their Pleasant \ alley )( And through inside her heart was ?? Men like Andy Jackson got angry 10:00 A. M. Morning, worship. Roush. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Van Pnt- daughter. Mra. E B. Griffin and ‘ ** ‘ **‘“ a weekend visitor of hte mother. • soft. is again. » 1100 A M. Sunday school. Mr. and Mra. William Dlnp and tcn- nnd Mr and Mrs Lewis Nceb. husband Mrs B Foley. She ignored all pleading until '17 s« v And saw that Britain didn't gain family spent Sunday with Mr. and ,ocnl- Mtes Dorothy Van Patten of Charles. Canaday. Mra. Della j 8:00 P. M Christian Endeavor. f. By her fool-hardy attempt to har8:00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer ineetMrs. Percy Plnney of Marshal) Kalamazoo, arid Mr and Mrs. Meryl Co*tlc. and Duane Axtlll of tanji i< । ness our team. ---• — ---------------- .for Neeb and Meria nf Hastings spent slnR. CP> Richard E. Casaday of logKniyn and Emily remained « And were .shown Americans could be Sunday with Mr. and Mra Ray Neeb P° rwtv rt Bragg. HIUKK. N. C.. V.. and Mra. .mo.- nowaru Howard •' ; good nnd mean. Brovont of take Odessa were *• SatMr and Mrs. Willard Arnold nnd of Vicksburg. P ““r.t =f — , ■'•”1'511 HOPE nVi"' Then Texas fought and fought right ... and urday luncheon guest* of of Mrs. ,,Mr “nd Mrs Mn Gordon Cota and Marilvn of Hartings are spending I Mra Wilma Kyes of tansing urday luncheon guest* n« on Mr. Durbin and fam­ Rogers ’ and Mrs Jim ’ Ulis week with Mr nnd Mra. Glenn c,llfd on Mr. and Mrs. George For- Maude Dn -‘~ and -—• Marguerite. ----- '• J ’ J* Under the Lone Star, with pistols —Sunday --------- -----------------Miss Donna Thaler of Grand ily of Hastings spent Sunday with Kellogg. j.bey afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Frank Hynes attend- 1 Charles Mailhot and chll- Rapids spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wurm and son. With courage high and supplies Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCallum Willis Grand Rap- Mr. and »•Mrs John Thaler. «d the Hvnea reunion at Bennett dren. H— « ’•»•-«Hutchens —-*•-------of - -------------grown low. Ids. Mr. and Mra. Marvin Thaler and Mrs I.con Howk. local, and Mra. called Sunday afternoon on Mr. and park in Charlotte. Sunday. But with a crop of heroes flmily in Mr. and Mra. Emeiy Kime of’ Keith of Hastings, and Delwin Elizabeth Ferguson of Grand Rap- Mrs. Glen Morehouse and Mr. and peasant Valley and Pvt. Glenn O. Hutchens. local were Sunday guests Ids were In Hastings on 'business Mrs Ronald Anders of West Hope. dirty plugs waste many gali Lanky Abe Lincoln, tall and thin. Mr. and Mrs. Lowel Whittemore Saturday -afternoon. ------------Kime of San Diego. Calif. were of Mrs. William Hutchens. With bushy hair and determined Mrs. William Kletnp re* spent Mr. and Mra. Ellwyn Johnson and — — last —» nnd family of Delton spent Satur­ Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and chin: ■ themand regap them—If day evening with Mr. and Mrs. tab. and Boyd Novisky of Grand with Mrs Mattie Paddock of Mrs. Harold Yoder and family. Not yet grown old with beard and Theodore Pranshka, necessary, install a new set Mra. Ida Payne returned home Rapids were Saturday evening sup* Battle Creek . stoop. Those who visited and called Sun­ Mr. and Mrs George Forbey re­ —we think you will notice a Bunday morning after a week** visit per guest* of Mr. and Mra. Gerhardt But even then feeling our Eagle day at the hoftie of Mr. and Mra. reived word from their son Gerald With Mr. and Mra. G. H. Post of . Kunde and family profitable change In the perdroop I Little Bonnie Sherman of Has- raying that he will start on a fifteen Otto Pranshka were Mrs. Richard SMUnga. As lhe hot-headed South* shouted Pennels and Mra. Harry Kelley of Mra. George Forbey. local, and l*hgs. formerly of Freeport, fell and day furlough from Utah. Tuesday, • Secession talk Mra. Deeds Nagler of Hastings broke her arm lost week Thursday and will arrive In Freeport some Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs Merle To­ And felt the country's spirit balk bias of Dowling. Mr and Mrs. Lewis ! into McKee’s for a complete -------------called on------Mr.--------and «.... Mra. Harry . Nelson Nelson Thomas of Cterksville time thte week. — __ ________ —. As the thought of man. black or Mrs. Nora Hulllbenter and Mra. FYnruson of Delton Boughner of... Lake Odessa Wednes- called --on--hls -I,. steter. Mr*. George Forwhite. Chas Welch of Delton and Eddie Your Notion Needs d»v' evening ,-------------------------- ‘ -bey and family Wednesday. Ida 8'tfllvan of Grand Rapids, nnd Fettered and chained without hope Mr. and Mra. Prank Thompson i . Mr. and Mra. Will Blough spent Adon Myer* of West Branch vtelt- Fuhr of Lansing called Sunday on Your Cooperation of right -------------apd Dennie spent Sunday evening --------Sunday evening-------with---Mr. and Mra. ed Mr. and Mrs. John Pish. Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Theodore Pranshka. Ira Blough Alto. With Maury Moore of Irving. *" ”of * *'* “ ------------------------------- Betty and Dorothy Dentee of Alto Any but hte Master's way. Mra. mi *, Thera intra naaicr Nagler oi of zusimgs Hastings Mr*. Thurzle Thompson, Mrs. spent Sunday afternoon and Mon­ Then the gallant South, though see­ If brass is waxed Immediately called on Mra Frank Hynes and Mra. Wayne Benton. Mra. Clara Thomp- day with their grandparents. Mr. ing her wrong. after being polished, it will retain son of South ” Bowne. Lawrence ---------------------------nnd Mrs ---------Frank-----------Denise. .Pella Yules Thursday afternoon. — ------- •---------------~ Felt nrtde come first, and sang the Miner King visited Mr anti and Mra. Mrs. Its brightness. Mra. Merrill Kajcher and chil­ 1 Benton of Knlamazoo^Mr. nnd Mrs Dixie song. dren returned home Wednesday Russell Benton and family of Has- Pete Wntler of Clarksville Sunday MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR Gray against Blue, and the other Dolly Madisou -— **' ------------- J •*♦veiling after being confined with tings. Mrs. Guy Smith. Mra. Henry----evening. Miner nnd- --------Pete visited Mr. TE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2554 way round Dolly Madison spent >1,000 a year Ke mumps at lhe home of Mr. and Karcher, Mr. and Mra. Neal Karr ti­ and Mrs. Oxel Johnson of Smyrna Again made lhe Nation war and er. Mra. Glenn Kellogg, Mra. Perrv later In the evening. on turbans. Mra. WaU Thomas of Bowne. torture bound. Mrs. Lizzie---------------------------------------------Whitmore and daugh... Delwin Hutchens te making hls Preston, and Mrs. Irma Brown, local. home with Mr and Mra. Ivan Mr. and Mrs Elber Thomas of Lan- ter M»e of Holland spent the'weeksing, and Mr. und Mrs Howard end with Mr and Mrs W. C. tape. Roush and family. LIBERTY LIMERICKS of Detroit------------called on Mr. -------------and Mra.--Harold Rosenberger Miss Donna Bachelder of Hastings Houghton — --------------- Mra. ...... --------------------—... spent a few days with her gran- Merrill Karcher and children dur- and Marvin were Sunday evening parents. Mr. and Mr*. Leap Karcher. ing their illness at the home of Mr. guest* of Mr and Mra. Austin RosenWAR Mr*. David Pike of Grand Rapids and Mra. Watt Thomas of South berger of Clarksville. BONDS wa* a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. Bowne. Tlie Thaler reunion was held at ‘ I Rev. Everett Love accompanied the Henry Smelker home Sunday. and• Mrs “ Harold Woods. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Gaut of Lapeer Rev. Lawrence Word of Caledonia There were about fifty of the imto conduct a service for the Pro- mediate families attended. testnnt men .stationed there Mra. Mary Fry returned home Mrs. Clarence Benedict Rev. and Mra Ward of Caledonia from an extended visit with her Mr and Mrs. Clayton Myers of war Battle Creek called on Mr. and called on Rev.- and Mrs. Love last steter. Mrs. Curt Cable of Grand ■ Rapids. Mrs. Fred Tabberer Sunday after- Sunday evening. Mr. and Mra. Elno Hath. Mrs. HatClare Surrarrer and Lawrence Donna Troyer of Clarksville mist- tie Kve*. and Mrs Clara Baughman. Kauffman rode their bicycle* to •d her aunt, Mrs Ray Wieland, with all of Lansing, called on Rev. and Hastings Monday. her household duties last Week. । Mra. Everett Love last Sunday aftMr. ” nnd• Mrs. — Robert • ■ Newton nnd• family and Frank Cool were Sun­ George Nelson and Semiah Sees* emoon. were in Hastings on business MonMrs Hliabeth Ferguson of Grand day dinner and supper guests of Mr. Rapids was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mra. William Newton of State Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schrumpf and Mrs Leon Howk and called ort Road. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivan Denise and and family of Irish Hills are spend- F. E Demine and oiber friends. Mr and Mrs William Spear of family of Alto spent Sunday with ■UY YOU. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HERE A' surgeon named Dr, Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ed Stairs. McGee Dallas and Dsvlrl Atlee of Gull Orval Kokx of Battle Creek spriu Denise. lake returned to their home Sunday Sunday with Mr. and Mra. John Mra. Orville Allerdlng attended Said—“Hl put a part of With Mr and Mn Beryl Albertson Thaler. the Church of the Brethren District my fee. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Out of town callers of Mr. and Conference at Beaverton from Wed­ In Bonds for the Na­ after spending a week with their Mrs. Adam Endres during the past nesday until Friday. grandparents. Rev. and Mrs John week were Luther Sterzick of South Mr and Mra. Irving Stutz and tion’s . Bowne Mra. Deeds Nagler of Has­ daughter Mary Lois of Rushville. Vast war operations. Mr. and Mra. Earle Jack of De­ tings. Mr. and Mra. Clare Utter of Ind., were Saturday evening guests To keep this tho Land of troit were weekend guest* of her North Carlton. Mr. and Mrs Ben of Mr and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger parents. Mr and Mra. Herman Crockford. Mr nnd Mra. Fred Dur­ nnd Marvin. ’ the Free!” Ooseh. kee of Barnum Dist.. Mr. and Mrs Organize War Club . Mra William Hutchens spent Leander Endres, and Miss Lucille The women of the Methodist from Monday until Thursday with Endres of Grand _____________ -Ranlds. Mr nnd Mr and Mrs Marvin Thaler and Mra. Keith Durkee of Woodland, and church are asking for the coopera­ tion of the community In the or­ family, of Hastings. Carl Gilliland of Lake Odessa. Mr and Mrs Harry'Oliver of OrMr. and Mrs Scmlnh Seesc and ganizing of the “War Club" whose Some authorities believe that tonvlfie spent the weekend with lhe Mra. Adah Motter visited nt the object will be to remember the boys • twins and triplets have a greater latter's father. Miner King. Seesc Mid Stahl home of Bowne. in the service from this community. tendency to visual defects than have Tlie program they are setting up Raymond and Paul Mead spent Sunday. . other children. • a few dav* with their aunt, Mrs Mrs " "* Vol' Jorgenson ‘ of Battle Creek will be carried on for the duration. - ------- -------------- -------- --------te spending a few davs with Mr.' and Mr. and-Mra. L C. Whltnev and Mra. Clarence Benedict fkinily of Grand Ledge were Friday Rev. and Mra. E. B Griffin from goests of his mother. Mrs. Elnora Woodland moved Into the United Whitney and Gaylord. Brethren parsonage last week ThuraLawrence Wieland of Anderson, day. Rev. and Mra. Paul Olmstead FREIPORT KEEP SPARK PLUGS CLEAN M-KEE SERVICE Oil SALES -»*■' NPEUIALS SATURDAY 24!/2 lb. sack PILLSBURY FLOUR BAILOR KERR MASON CANS qt size . dozen no. 2 Can SNIDER'S SUGAR PEAS no . 2 can GRAPEFRUIT 2 for 7 flavors JELLO 2 for 99= 67c 17c 25c 13c <- THOMAS STOR ADEQUATE INSURANCE Th® Only Protection Against Windstorms Allegan County Republicans Endorse Didi TRIPP for the RawuL STATE SENATE 51 members of the Allegan County Republican Committee signified their approval of H. D. Tripp’s candidacy for state senate from this dis­ trict by signing the following statement: "The This is a picture of a bad wreck — the reeuh of windstorm Mar 29, 1942. This was a fine barn, owned by Clara Olin and Olive B. Hagens, located in Whestbcld Township, Ingham County. The Michigan Mutual of Hasting* promptly paid the loss, >3,187.26. During the last three yean — 1940-41-42—the policyholders of thia company have had losses by windstorms of more than $1,850,000.00 — (and four months of 1942 still left, and no one knows what the losses may be before 1943). The equitable adjustment and prompt payment ot these tremendous losses could have been made only by a company well prepared to meet such a circumstance. The Michigan Mutual of Hastings paid all these heavy losses just as promptly as humanly possible, and without increasing the* assessmentFkor borrowing money. undersigned.as members of Allegan County Re­ you—without obligation. Why not investigate today? CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 181H W. Stale St-, Hasting*. Hastings Natl Bank Bldg. Hour*—Week day. S A. M. to 5 P. M. Sa tarday 9 A. M. publican committee feels that since Barry Coun­ ty Republican Committee endorsed the candidate from Hastings, that it is also fitting and proper that H. D. Tripp, Allegan county's candidate, should receive the same endorsement from Alle­ gan county." - . —Pol. Adv Bl SICUBII — I HSU HI I Tho cost in ths Michigan Mutual Is as low as safety will permit. MICHIGAN MillAL WIRDSTOIM IHSIIARCE COMPART Harrison Dodds, President - Guy E. Crook, Vkc-Prcaident - IL E. Cota, Secretary-Treasurer, Homo Office — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN fstabflahod IIIJ The Largest arid Oldest Insurance Company of Its Kind in Michigan. Moke Ne Mistake —h's tke HASTINGS COMPANY � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-09-10.pdf 1f3bfc995f8dd20d5fe9aca21aec1815 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 FACES—2 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1942 SECTIONS SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 NUMBER CALLING ALL AMERICANS! ==. ‘ssSLVote at Primary, Sept. 15 v • “ j quantities of what are called "fresh-1 Gqve Two Sound. Sane Talks WBter lelly n,h" They dlfIer from To Cliloni Ol lorry Co. [much’onoiirr—oboufVhe < , " we wont fo 9lve t,,e ,eo1 meonln9 to Joto ftnnoon of or Detroit. D.^,45 een. piece. ptaeo. If ■! m,, .» picks pleu up. up f() Judge Homer Homer Ferguson, 25. cent any one famous ertsader against graft and aa,t *aU:r ,elly ft*h’ he W,U *°°n ’ ", “ learn that where the fringe-llke edge vice in the ’city of Straits” and a of lhf touchfa hu there | ! living candidate for the United States 1 will be an Itchy, and sometimes a ((f Qn Tu„doy Sept ]5 pnraie. We The People, Speak!" then let's go County Wide Meeting I of Neighborhood War Club Leaders | A county wide meeting for all i township and neighborhood war club leaders of Barry county, to colf Qur bo||oH ond t()onk „ kjnd provjdence thot we ore ( Sept. 11. at the I . in o country where men and women still hove the right to vote. Published herewith are - 1 -- --------------- - ----- JUDGE MCDONALD'S UNPLEASANT DUTY Had to Give a 15 Yr. Bay A State's- Prison Sentence Keith Smith. wl»o had admitted to O. O. F. hall, Judge McDonald that he wsa guilty BuUU- home of the breaking and entering charge against him, was%roiight into Clr- H«unoo (ew opinions gathered at random from local people concerning this basic American privi- h-. ( „„ —mc- ,cuU court Saturday forenoon for । ship In bringing uuiwism Important war ume time ' ■sentence. water variety, nsnermen at tne laxe , .. . . ... !i -<«r ------- -- ------ --------------Th«*°'d’' United We Stand, were never more .mportant m our nat.on than they pity that a boy of 13 vorable impression o< himself—mod- f’mn’a'n ««• »"1* ,'*d ”“’n ' le9ec»i, amcerv. never mentioning nts , ,,—..— . ~; ! .. ...* HUthat are not easily .mH, attracted bv •a_ -L—... 1L ___l A—I rT/e AS I /“ET O1IT A KI D VATF1 Last spring small neighborhood’ ■wm.nl. In U» prtn»ry. M- th»v u»nl»r-r-nd .lu-eu. by are 1 today. Let's show the real American spirit-LET'S ALL GET OUT AND VOTE! war clubs were organized through- but there no oU,er *** open to dim. .Un Ire rXn cnucum “» w"m wWeJ out the county and it is the women ' 4Vd«eb°y » home tiiuation nl Uu Preld.nl and nt ip. <w>- £ '“*l‘ W,l“" Ing party. It was a stralght-from- ।themi ship chairmen who will be given thte h,0”™’ ““ mother remarried and the-ahoulder talk, however, on the ; *** ; Information Friday, by a specialist Il ves ,n Arizona. Il U one at the duties of citizenship. \ I , 1 from Michigan State College These •many tragedies resulting from a What the Judge has done lrtkDe- I In times like these It IIs more Im-1 It’s Barry County's turn for Sen-. Can you think who, My interest,,,in the primary con-'leaders will then take*the inform*-■ brokr home ----ThU -- -- ...of --anyone .------| ...................................... 1L-UUV,» won ..................... MIC UUUIUI," "'' ------- , flfteen-year-old .--- * , portant than ever before, that ator. Sigler is our candidate and would have made ’**'-rr)i«irm«n -------------------------------------------------------------------------bv seems tn .hi young per­ troll, in routing the grafters of that Ri««niniiyi*n piade a a be better Chairman 1 in .u_ the 8th -----senatorial district tlon back to their own communities. , i« «»y to b. be • a m bright every eligible man and wopfimil'll do all I can to help him win. lof our Draft city and breaking up the league I)KTD RIITIflll il Board? Board? Did the man obviously rests In .VI,..-w-o contacts and acSince every ■farm will wnllfc want iwn- wllh a K"*-1----- r—w-----face—and — ... ■■Ill home will — —a irhn could nruilrt please nlnann everyrvrn- qualntance made I- In eighteen _ ..uu ... ... . of police and other officials with MMIKWUIIWH should have a voice In our governHarvey Meyers ever live who years-। to>....... know how .to meet this serious , nerennalltv personality that that nnahr ought-------------to get Mm him ment by casting their ballot at ‘ ... 1 one? -j-pg man who no mu- of official service tor the people of clothing situation, any war club gambleni and gangsters, lx an earnest ••­ o( what he would do if he should be election time. Of local Interest to [ I want to give Mr. Sigler the ' takes never did anything. We all Barry county. There are In my j leaders who are unable to attend are th^t he got started off on the wrong Whof Each Barry County the voters in Barry county, in the chance to prove what he can do in (recognize that Kim Sigler is fair, opinion the soundest reasons why: asked, by Miss Bullis, to send sub- . foot, but the circumstances of the favored by the voters al the Primary District Will Receive Sept. 15 and at the election In No­ primary election on Tuesday, U thethe senatehonest and has ability. Whether the voters of his home county. stitutes. case make that quite easily underselection of a state senator to repE D. Tudor, you like him or not. it's time we all should rally to the support of Mr. vember. His fervtce to the suite apd I stood. County Treasurer George Clouse resent our dUtrlct. Voting for Kim ... woke up and sent someone to the Sigler. On his merits, which arc nation, in his one-man Investlgahas received from the state the first Sigler for this post will not only The people of the EighthSena-. State Senate who isn't afraid, McDonald to face, but there was outstanding in the field of legisla­ 'installment of the primary school show our loyalty to Barry county torlal District will be proudto havp knows how. and will fight for u*. ~ nothing else he could do in the case tive qualifications, he is deserving fund, amounting to-552,479.00. This but it will also be supporting the Kim Sigler as their Setiator In the ' It’s a privilege to vote for such' ,l s a privilege to vote for such oj support. It is not common that / exc®t to Unp0M th* 8tnUnc« to is 59 00 for each of the 5.831 persons best qualified man from our dis- next legislature. A candidate who i men nfor frwpublic nnhll^office nfttr—and mHfor frtrBarRar.j ... ■ ... >,■>... __. _ MEMBER did men of his ability are willing ’o of school age In Barry county. Thefe trict for this office. will not only represent the Interests'I ry County's aake. we should all get 1 serve. /OTQRF ■ i Below we give the official stenogwill'be another distribution of the * Charles Leonard of tills district, but who has made ! behind Kim one hundred per cent. f nn v r"Pf,er’s record of the proceedings in I do not dwell on the opportunity primary fund in November, which • • • | himself familiar with the problems | R. C. Fuller I this case Saturday forenoon and afforded Barry county to terminate, will probably be at-the rate of 53 00 All residents of Barry County . conf ranting the lawmakers of the ' ... I what the Judge said to the boy in fVAfi SAV/MGS per census scholar—between the ages should avail themselves of the priv-' state u difficult to find. That one | Every qualified voter should con- with distinction, a long span with­ II ciivintr him tire tlm sentence u»nt*nz-» he hn did. giving of. five and twenty years. liege for which (Wr soldiers are has been found in the person of Mr. 1slder it their duly to vole al the out local representation in the State Following Is the record: The distribution-this time for the fighting. The election of worthy Sigler. The problems of education, iPrimaries to Irtnure the selection of Senate. Conceding that point the • Mr. Barnett: Now. In this case. school districts of Barry county Is candidates on Sept. 15th will help agriculture, labor. Industry and na- 1proper candidates, and also at the weight it deserves with loyal citi­ zens. still I am disponed to stress, to win this war. At tills time.we tlonal defense are known to him ;November election to Insure your having accepted the plea of guilty hi this vital Irour of our national ASSYRIA—Bfll district, school need men whom we know to be and they will receive his intelligent 1candidate’s election. It disfranchised census, 48: sm’i 9432 00: Eagle ’dlst.. worthy in congress. Vote as your' and conscientious consideration. We ;you would fight for your rights to existence, the Importance of having Smith. 1 move the court for sencensus, 15. smt. 9135.00: Austin, conscience dictates. May I recom- can all go “all out” for Kim Sigler. vote so why not exercise your rights in every peat of civil public service D. A. Van Buskirk 1and privileges by voting and there­ the man best equipped in ability and census. 24. smt. 921800; Assyria mend Mr. Kim Sigler as a worthy character to discharge its duties. j ... by be a good citizen. Center, census. #4. ami. 9578 00; El­ candidate for the State Senate. reasons why sentence should Schader! To vote for Kim Sigler U to serve Rev. John V. Dillon 1 Elect KUn Sigler in the Interest of lis, census. 22, am'L 9198.00; Briggs, community, stale and nation. Watch for the above emblem. • • • our Barry County roads. He has census. 34. am't. 930fl.00: Checkered, The Defendant: No, sir. R R. McPeek It is an insignia of honor for it It is every citizen’s duty to vote the ability to do a good job in the Did you ever meet a man who was census, 25, am’t. 9225 00; Lincoln, indicates that the store or firm voting.:;Senate and I have never missed voting. perfect? I never did. Whether you this Is a very difficult case for any JUDGE FERGUSON ‘ census, 31, am'L 8439 00. If ti« people ever needed a voice where it is on display is giving sat­ ' Barry County’s I Elmer C. “Duff Laubaugh like Kim Sigler or not you have to BALTIMORE — Dowling district, I’m supporting court. The offense ta serious, and I ---- of ----- good - -« i In the government R la now. I Re ­ isfactory oo-operallon In the Na ­ candidate In the Interest ... admit he packs a wallop and it is don’t know as there would be a Republicans from all parts of Barry school census. 71. amt. 9839 00; government and my community. | I have voted al) my life and thU about time we were putting such lieve Mr. Sigler could •peat“torus tional War Stamp and Bond sale (Continued op page 8) county. He spoke there for half an Striker, census. 48. am't. 3414.00; being conducted by Amercan re­ A. E. Melrose . election I’m supporting Barry coun- men in our legislative halls. With better than most people. lions of graft and crime conditions McOmber. census. 41. am't. 9389.00; O. H. Perkins tailers. • • • i ty's candidate because we are en- him in the Senate, Barry County in Detroit, mark hltnits an outstand­ Hendershot census. 35. amt. 8225.00; The right to display this Insignia Mr. Sigler has the ability and-titled to this office. might have a chance to get some of Weeks, census. 33. ain't 9297.00; Dur­ ing and patriotic citizen. I think it is everybody’s duty as is determined locally by the county everyone should get out and vole Henry Archie Rhoades the things we ought to have. It Is When Gerald Smith was here ad­ fee. census. 33. am't. 9297 00: Barney Barry County s chance to show the an American citizen to vote now committee which ta responsible for for him. We wanj a Barry County j ... vocating himself for United Slates Mills, census. 31, amt. 9279.00. man to serve Barry County inter- ■ In the interest of good govem- State of Michigan that we are not above ail times. In my opinion It is the drive here in Barry. Wherever Senator he promised to supply the BARRY—Delton-Kellogg district, ests. Iment everyone should support Bar- asleep. Let’s roll up a majority for time Barry County is represented. It appears It means that the entire people with all the tires and gaso­ school census. 423, am't. 93.807.00. ’ Robert Mills organization Is doing a fine, patriot­ Howard Naylor' ry County's candidate and vote at Kim that will let them know we line they might wish to buy. That is ic job. CARLTON—Rogers district, school - - line Sept. 15th election. are alive around here. plain hooey. Il is a cheap bid for census. 18. amt. 3162 00: Carlton Opening Come Hera With This is Barry County’s turn for Rene-------Ganguillet We have a man from Barry coun------- ------vole*. Any thoughtful citizen knows Center, census, 35. amt. 931500; ty running for Senator from this' Slate Senator and everyone should Lowell September 18 • • • that it will be impossible for Gerald Barnum. census. 35. amt. 9315.00: district and we all should get out Lieutenant Plumley Barry County is enlilled to a go to the polls and vote. , We who know Mr. Sigler and ap(Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) 1 Fish, census. 81. amt. 9459.00; Wel­ and vote for him. He Is sincere and predate the Importance of the State Senator from this district. We The Hastings Saxons show promise Allen Pender Promoted to Captain of a better than average football come Comer*, census, 52. am't. 9468 - trustworthy and deserving of our । character and ability of u man of have the man. why not give him the Barry county and particularly 00; Cheney, census. 12, amt., 3108 00; support. his type for this office, should do job? Gel out and vole! Four Auctions The Banner recently mentioned Hugh Riley Hastings hasn't had a state SenaFriend, census, 21, amt. >189.00: Frank Kurr ' our utmost to vote and sec that he the fact that one of the officers of the Mr. Fred GoodeU. new pigskin men­ Brown, census, 49. am'L 1441.00; ERNEST HORN. Prop. • • • ; Is elected. There isn’t a man who Is called porlunily and we should take od- Marines, who annihilated the Jap­ tor for the Blue and Gold. Mr. Kim Bigler Is a man at very Harold Perkins Owing to the scarcity offarm Coats Grove, census. 58, am't. 9522.­ anese force on Makin Island. 1500 upon more often than Mr. Sigler to keen Judgment and good business help Mr. Hom has decided to quit 00; Bagla, census, 20, amt. 9180.00. :hlng experience to his Mrs. H. 3. Freeland miles from AuttraUa, was Flret Lieu­ It Is everyone’s duty to get out and give his time and effort tn speak­ CASTLETON-■Nashville district, ability. Therefore, I think he would farming so he will hold an auction tenant Merwyn Plumley, son of ing before groups of all kinds everysale at his farm located 3 miles west school census. 287, amt. 92583.00: be a good man for the office of vote and support Barry County's where in the county. That la one of i Who’s belter qualified than Sig- Mr. and Mr». Calvin R. Plumley , candidate. and south of Dowling: or one mile Castleton Center, census. 20. amt. Senatorship. of Nashville, former resldenbt of this he has had an outstanding record a number of reasons why he should ler for this job? I’m for him! Roy Cordes Dewey Reed 9188 00: Lake View, census. 23, amt. south, one mile east of Cedar Creek. expect all-out support from Barry | Maurice Roush city and well known here. Lleufen- as coach. Mr. Goodell is a Central (Continued on page 6. this Sec.) He Is offering a good list of horses, ant Plumley had much to do With Michigan and University of Michi­ We often «peak about the “right”; x believe Barry County Is entitled county. cows, sheep, swine, chickens, farm Mrs. Margret Barnett | It U the privilege and duty of training,the Marines for that and gan alumnus. The good wishes of to vote as If everybody Just natur- w a senator and I will cast my machinery and miscellaneous ar­ • • • [ every citizen to exercise his right to1 simitar attacks. all Saxon sport followers are with ally has it which U not true because vote for our candidate, ticles Henry Flannery will cry the It is gratifying to the many Barry him as he enters his first coaching In my opinion It is the duty of vote. Every Barry county citizen1 voting is a privilege offered to those Mrs. rqm Johnson every citizen to get out and vote at should take advantage of this priv- county friends of the Plumley fam­ season here who meet the requirements. ! ■ • • See the adv. elsewhere In this issue If a person votes regularly it is a 1 I feel It Is the duty of everyone all elections; I believe that would liege, especially this fall when Bar- ily to leam that, on the return .of The addition of Marshall High for full particulars. • pretty good test of whether he Is to vote and particularly on Sept, elimlnate at least 95 per cent of the ' ry county has a candidate who> the Marines to headquarters. Lieu­ School, perennially powerful Twin tenant Plumley was immediately Valley team, to the Saxon sehsflMa. really a good citizen. Some of us do 15th when it means so much to criticism afterwards. Don’t forget needs each voter’s support. WALTER DURKEE, Prop. 1 promoted to Captain. That is an hon ­ about our candidate for Slate Sena! Homer L. Smith Allegan Editor Criticizes not take time to go a few blocks to Barry county. On account of 111 health Mr. Dur­ or worthily bestowed, and was the polls and If the weather Is not j Mrs. Margaret Smith tor. Mr. Sigler deserves our support. Action of Allegan County kee will dispose of his' personal Harry Larsen ' My acquaintanceship with Kim comer to the Saxon schedule Is 2teegood on election day, many thous-1 • • • property at public auction at the Republican Chairman I Sigler extends back to student days of any favoritism. ands of voters stay at home. Sol It Is just as Important to be able Isnd, powerful West State Class O farm located 2 miles north of Coats Every citizen should get out and ■ m Ann Arbor. He has been a hard, many times we hear ”One vote | to »y. "I 118VF voted”, as it/ls to eleven. The complete schedule fol­ Grove or the flret place east of the Statements and advertising were won't make any difference." but I “S'. “I'm American." Next vote if they are able. Every vote effective worker all along, attack­ lows: Barnum school: or a mile south and released last week Intended to con­ Massachusetts once elected a gov- I Tuesday's election gives Barry coun- will count and Barry County de-1 ing various problems and tasks with Sept. 18—Lowell, here. A LOCAL ISSUE 3 miles west of Woodland. He Is of- vey the Impression that Kim Sig­ ernor by a margin of one vole over; ty voters an opportunity to vote serves to be represented in the Sen- characteristic energy and peraisSept. 25—Greenvills. there. Itence. Kim's broad legal experience fe|ing a good list of horses, cows, ler's opponent in the race for state bls opponent 1 for *n unusually capable man in the *te. Oct. 2—Marshall, here. Hastings voters will pass on a lo­ com. hens, harness, farm machinery senator from the Eighth District had Now. may every voter In Barry !per»on of Kim Sigler, who will, I Mrs. Mettle Rickie , *nd personal effectiveness qualify cal Issue at the Primary election. and miscellaneous articles. Dewey the official endorsement of the Al­ County fall to find any excuse ' believe, do credit to our district, • • • z him exceptionally well for the ofTve always believed that if every- I Rce of State Senator from our dis­ Sept. 15. Up for consideration Is a Reed will cry the sale and Clifford legan County Republican Committee. whatever to stay away from the I DeFoe Cook proposal to raise the pay of alder­ Hammond will act as clerk. See the Therefore the following editorial polls on Tuesday. Sept. 15. when a | one would vote we'd have a better j trict. Oct 30—Ionia, there. men from 3100 to 8200 per year and ~ -- — " adv. elsewhere tn this Issue for full appearing In.the Allegan Gazette of very Important step is made in nom-1Dr. ---------De Forest Walton * government. Mr. Sigler Is entitled* Nov. 5—Belding, there. that of mayor from 9100 to 5300 per to a big Barry County vote. . particulars. Friday. Sept. 4. is an interesting­ mating the candidates for state and ' Shirley B. Henry I Every qualified voter has an'op- year. Those acquainted with the commentary on what really hap ­ county offices. ly shou,d glve htan thelr J “ ? por ‘ „ „ ARCHIE McINTYRE,’ Prop. duties and responsibilities of these played .at the Fairgrounds under • • • . portunlly to sarye Barry County pened. Since Mr. Alcock. editor of will you cast your vote In three , ... we*iey MBU offices will admit that, even the When every member of the Bar, and our senatorial district, by electthe floodlights. All games away from Having sold the farm and mov­ the Gazette Is also secretary.of the different capacities; as a good dti- j : wanl to ae* a man from Barry ry County Board of Supervisors en- ing Kim Sigler at the polls on proposed increase*. the salaries are home are at night except the Zet­ ing to a smaller home, Mr. Mclntvre Allegan County Republican Com­ your k**1. community, as a.county elected to the Senate and I dorses Mr. Sigler 100 per cent—the: Sept. 18th. We all should do our still on the •’slender” side. Actually, land game. will dLspose of tlie extra furniture, mittee. tils remarks carry con&IdC °f .i"^ J11??. *i* • don't know of a better man than first time such a thing was ever part. aidermen and mayors who give the . hay and grain at public auction at erable official weight. good citizen of the United States? Kim sigjer done for any candidate — that’s. ------- time to the Job that our officers POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT Ken Laberteaux the farm located 2 miles east of In brief, the chairman of the Al­ Maude W. Smith. * have invariably given here during Edward Clouse enough for me. Sigler has my vote ... Quimby on M-79. Dewey Reed will legan County Committee appears to and every other vote I can gel for] it Is not the function of the the past two decades, are worth on the Republican ticket at Um cry the sale and Clifford Hammond have Indulged In a Utile “not so I ve known Kim Sigler ever since j£jm R|g]er would be one of the Ciiristtan minister to influence many times the “token” remuner­ Primary Election. Sept. 19th. for ths subtle” back stage manipulation to he came to Hastings as a young able nnd capable men ever to him. Robert W. Cook votes; but it certainly Is part of his ation they actually receive. It Is office of Representative in the State where In this issue for full particu- put something over on Die committee man. Hex going to get my vote to ^rve m the Michigan Senate It is , ’ * * . , I Job to preach good citizenship. Es- in the Interest of good government Legislature I will appreciate your as a whole. 5 County Bnd our obligation to are that h*ta elect­ Just because Barry county to pedally in times like these. I can- to pay salaries sufficiently large so The editorial reads as follows: district in the Senate, ! ed. Oo to the polls on Tuesday and that well qualified Individuals will raou, uw. v.n Bom. AU.w GARDNER DOSTER. Prop. “Ordinarily the average Individual * John Castelein yOur ballot for Kim. gan county is no reason why we portance of the primary election, feel able to give the time from their Having decided to quit farming has a- right to campaign for who he Personally I think it is time Bar-1 - - Clifford Dolan can t have a State Senator If every b>. whlch thr chooM, uirir tllHr own private affaire to serve the city. ------ -- - - - ------- - ----- . »» wmen me peupie citwoc and teach school. Mr. Doster will may please and In the manner he m»n and woman will vote Rarrv ..candidates for public office. >• man and woman, will vote Barry own If ry County had a good man in the POLTHCAL ANNOUNOCMKHT ' hold an auction sale at his farm (Continued on page 3. Sec. I) ----------- •— r--------- ; I think everyone should get- out a few touts, we enSanau and .p^abln, nt inod moi >nd voU. n u Ui. «Uy .ar w. county can win.-------------------------------- Ithla u left located 2 miles east of Doster and Mre. J. W. Hewitt danger the very roots of American ATTENTION READERS! no one could be better than Mr. expressing our opinions. I one. mile south: or fl miles south VOTE AT THE Mrs. E. p. Sayles, home service Every-----qualified 81*lcr। want to see Kim elected. •HU. man Sl.l.r hu -Mt U UU™. ‘-democracy. ------------------------------------ voter and west of Prairieville known as PRIMARY TUESDAY chairman of the Barry Co. Chapter, the Republican ticket at the PrtBurr Cooley the Ball place. He is offering a good Ray Lancaster He can expect my support 100 per (Should go to the polls next Tuesday, American Red Cross, has a commuI am a candidate for County and do his duty In keeping our gov­ list of horses, cattle, sheep, hens, Drain Commissioner of Barry Coun­ Erenrone *ouid vote regardless | Eyeryone ^ouM vote and support ernment In the hands of the people. er. I would appreciate your vote at machinery, hay and grain. Loren ty on the Republican ticket and will Wllils Kantner politics. Il U to the interest of 3.^ candidate; Don M. Oury vllle. All efforts to locate the man the Primary. Coppock will cry the sale and Milt appreciate your support at the Pri­ of Barry County to get a qualified: 1 ’ Ward Kim Sigler as a Senator would mary Election. Sept. 18.—Herbert J. man to represent us in the Senate. | have failed but U friends or rela­ • • . 1 bring prestige and Influence to our We should all be proud to vote. adv. elsewhere in this issue for full Cook. Pol Adv. As far as I’m concerned I’m going 1 it u every American citizen's duty tives have any intormalton as to city and district. It is our duly. At this election It his whereabouts, thay are urged to NOTICE particulars. to vote for Mr. Bigler because I to vote. Let each one turn out and Chester "Chet" O. Banghart £s Important to support Barry get tn touch with Mrs. Sayles, tele­ NOTICE! WOMEN BOWLERS A CORRECTION** know he can represent us and do a elect Kim. County's candidate because he's the phone3498 county rural tetter can The Women's Bowling League will L. A. Abbey Why not bring the name of Has ­ An Item Included In the Barry open Monday evening, Sept. 14. Bill Hackney | lion and auxiliary wit! VOTE FOR ’* ' tings and Barry county back in slate County court Calendar for the Sep­ There will be a meeting far election Kenneth Sanderson affairs. Electing Mr. Sigler will do tember term, as published in the of officers and organization of new ”HERBM COOK Tin voting for Kim Sigler and sonal likes and dislikes, it Is Ira­ Just that. | portant that ewy voter In Barry There are 2715 registered voters teams. Fri. evening Sept. 11 at 8 ni help him all I can Vote for Herbert J. cook. Repub ­ Mrs. Otto Isenhath stated. The paragraph in question P. M. at the Bowling alley. Ail inin Hastings, nils election offers us lican candidate for County Drain church. Nick Kuemple county exercise hi* franchise, as a a chance to have a State Senator I think everyone should get out forgotten and Kim Bigler must be ry county to counteract the votes of from Barry county. Let's make a the Primary Election. Tuesday, Sept. Mrs. Predorn stales that she is not R UMMA GE SALE record which will read — ”2715 15.—(This nolle* contributed by to vote and support Barry County's ■ backed 100 per cent by the voters of the larger counties tn the district. suing for divorce but for separate Sat.. Sept 13, Newton Bldg. 131 candidate. .Barry county now. It is our duty to see that he gets It. registered voters; 2718 ballots cast.” friends of Herbert J. Cook).-Pot. maintenance. ■ Carl Wtyermon j BUI Sherwood Miss belli* Tsuslnh 0. C. “Spike’* Rogers Adv. 771^23 5TAMP5^B0N05 H.H.S. SAXONS FACE STIFF SCHEDULE A DECEPTIVE STATEMENT ZU'XJfc.W �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEFTXMMR ||» 1943 ♦ ♦»♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦»»♦»+♦♦♦»♦♦■»♦ training. th* new recruit wlU either (erred from Fort Leonard Wood. Richard C Welton. 10 yean. tor ot the Rotary elu Explained Work of , - - . , be assigned aboard a Navy Man-O-1 Mo. to Tennessee. Word was receired front mg/Tuseday wm. Smith coming. County Draft Board I War‘ * h,W for ,urthcr H*ctalteed I Friends o( Bob Oorktn will be' Cote, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry , *«* .Keith K Tan prison all Now serving with the U. 8- Navy L V U A L 11 L U J traininc at erne ot the Navy* many interested iiiK.ts.cytowknow si,vwthat mathe has i.mbeen wciicote, otv, Ha*tirtg». that ...-. he .. ta OJK. senice school*. j transferred from Fort Port Custer to but wanted to hear from ..v home. ----------— He ... Jackson Tuesday. Donna Chamberlain and Betty War college, one mile from has , .... beentt~».. unable ,-------------------------------------to write the past Monday night's rainstorm was the' Judge Stewart Clement gave weeks because----of ----------information severest we hare had this year, —. _ — ... . _ wvtK m, am Kimble are new clerks al Reeds Washington. D. C ;'two -------------- -----------Mias Caro) Puller will leave Sun-1 lba regulations governing the Barrestriction* ‘regarding an accident Damage to roads by flooding and Drug •tore. I , n scotember issue of the •w* 4 “ ‘ “ e •« Jackal. la the transition that Robert, H Mr. and Mrs. *“ Injured and ha.s has washouto was very aevere Many ears day far Kalamaaoo College. Kala- ^ CoTOty oreft ear. ana mt*, fhUlp niuap Mlicheii Mncncii consumers Power News appears appear* a !’” n ’’hW1 »* » Him While Ar Work Thun. have purchased the Lyta of Eroe.t L T.vlw Bennett R>nr,Att ____ __wi4 >_ b«n U> th. hospital since, but he ta were staUed that night by the high mawo. where she ta entering as a ver>. evident that service on that freshman. She will live In Mary board ta a difficult Job Ira A. Shu) lx. 430 E. Bute Rd. U house on'S. Washington. They plan has been a member of the Hastings ketltog along fine now. He tele- water. • Thursday afternoon Raymond now undergoing at the u. 8. Naval to rent the house until they return, Division for 30 rears. The names at Phrntcd from Savannah, Oa . last | a uqlt of the traveling aviation Trowbridge House, girls' dormitory | He mentioned several new rulings Shaw. It. ton of Mr. and Mrs. Clar------------------------------ ------- -'by the Hate and national boards. to Hastings. I two other Hastings men are gi*, Friday evening and U» folks say hta । cadet examining board was in this n show tint a large number. ence Bhaw of Maple Grove. Twp. met Word has been received that I mentioned: Chester B. Tompkins, votee waa plain and natural. |cUy Thursday, to interview appli-. . — .. — ,.wi>o were put Into deferred ctasslwith an accident which resulted in James Bristol was elected a dlrec- cants for the air service. After he flntahea hta boot (recruit) Corp. William HUrst has been trans- jwlih the company for 20 years, and ------ ta * SfS ri hu <*-“> Al about 1 30 he drove itngs will now be reclassified and , .... . ,, ., drafted Into the army. Frequent I “ ’r“ctor from hta home to a held changes in the regulations are made I about a quarter of a mile north of by the authorities at Washington, so!the house. He was evidently get-. SwU Wafer £•' ^"S**™* TTUier Ruinad nuinvw All evn Hope nope . ------ ---------. —— — ting the tractor tn poottton to mUe nave good „ . Of Fol,I, Y.itlng Tk.l W.ll*" «“» memories when ■*“ thsv “» an-' ' w tneoe reguiquons Ipty 1 by show that he waa driving the Tn a recent article about the Sun machine at a good clip as he was Oil Company's well, on the James , making the turn, when the tractor Upped over. The draw-bar of the F. Mead farm in Rutland, it waa < tractor struck his head a hard blow, stated that the rotary drill, after no doubt rendering hta unconscious, reaching the St. Peter's sand. took BAPT,ST cores from the rock for 100 feel i Sermon subject Bunday evening and he was pinned under a rear wheel of the machine The gasoline lower, and drilled into salt water. *>» "The False Prophet." caught fire, and the tower half of which rose 700 feet in the 5.130 ' -----------the boy was terribly burned, causing foot hole That was an error. The . FRESBYTEB1AN ।salt water actually rose to within: Sunday morning worship at ten hta death. Raymond's father left home at 700 fret of the top ot the hole. In thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell other words; there were 4.430 feet about "A Right Attitude" and will about 3:90. for Nashville Returning of water In ihe pipe. The terrific | preach on the theme. "An Ancient I tractor was overturned and that the preasure of the brine at the bottom I But Effective Plot," of Uje well can be Imagined. A col- ' Bunday school at 11:46. Mrs. At- gasoline reras burning. He realited what had -happened and telephoned umn of water 30 fret high exerta a 'lanla Hay, superintendent. pressure of 15 pounds to each square The Barry County Council of the sheriff's office here Sheriff Bera i inch. Brine Ls heavier than water; Churches ynd Christian Education and Coroner Dr. Fisher went to the so the pressure of that salt water at will meet TYiesday, September 15. scene of the accident. No Inquest I II I A FATAL ACCIDENT TO RAYMOND SHAW MrW\ MEAD TEST WELL DID NOT DECIDE NATTER S. I CHURCH NEWS i OPIN EVENINGS Cooking . . . cleaning . . . balancing the budget ore problems, of homework that can UNTIL 8:30 be solved by shopping daily at Food Center. A vast variety of fine, fresh foods makes it easy to prepare appetizing, nourishing meals. household needs to speed your cleaning work. economy a certainty. money for yourself. - Saturday until 10:00 There arc scores of labor-saving And, our daily low prices make Fill your entire market list here and you'll have more time and n can be mid therefore that the . failure of the Mead wall to become I an oil producer does not mean that SWEETHEART PORK b BEANS 9 ’ OQc battle P7c KETCHUP “■ for “■ ■ KIHrr Tttb.ua 2 2 25' 23' MILK Whole Kernel Corn O 25c VEG ALL tarwni 2 ........................... ......... VEGETABLES Stokley . Mixed PUMPKIN Argo, Vacuum park " fur SWEET POTATOES Canned. Ire. can .. 2,„27e . 3 1 Rc 3>20c 25' CIGARETTES $1.19 1 FREE! Popular brands, a carton TOPO OLEO . I W SOAP 2,29- KETCHUP .Swklr,. I,. Nr .“ Blue Boy, Ige. can KNOX JELL 2„31' 5' ; 3JM pounds to the square Inch. The The Ladies' Aid Society will meet volume of the water pouring Into >t the church Thursday. Sept, 17, ’ tl»e hole was so great that there was “1 ®:*>. no possibility of pumping It out ' -----------• The well had to be abandoned. FIRST U. B. CHURCH | There seemed a probability that i At the morning service the |>astor I a paying Pumper well might I will speak onVThe Greatest Thing have been developed by acidising or ; in The World." ItlvnamlUng the three rock strata Song-service and gospel message । where oil was found in Ute porous j from Paul's tetter to Timothy. । rock—at 1.700 feet, 2.200 fret and, -----------5 030 feet. But the break-through of , FIRST CHURCH OF I the salt water made It impossible to , CHRIST. SCIENTIST at *"y. °f th?e drpU™ The The subject for Sunday ta "SubI drillers went too deep with their stance" boring, and ruined any hope of Umed8 te#U *l U'e depths men’ GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH were considerably more promising ; than they were on the Kidder farm. । two miles northwest of the Mead I location. And there may be found still better prospects farther east jand south from the Mend farm. Only testa ean show whnt oil re­ sources this county may have. It is I to be hoped that the Bun Oil Co. ■ will make further teate. It ta a wealthy corporation It ta probable that its geolORtats will make a study of all the formations found In drill­ ing several other wells before they | decide what to do. or where to lo- whether the boy,was conscious and ’ suffered from the terrible bums his body received. However the indica­ tions are that the blow on his head. . when the tractor tipped over, so 'stunned him that he never realised the burning and did. not suffer. When found hta right elbow was bent and hta right hand was against the right side of hLs face. HLs left elbow was also bent, and the left hand struck the dirt a short dis­ tance from his head. Had he re­ gained consciousness it seems ceritaln that he would have used his {hands and arms; but evidently he | had not done so. Hta cap. with b !a considerable blood on it. was not 11 “ A M Sunday' II far from hta head, giving Evidence I of the severity of the blow on hLs RUnd... Ih. '! , head. It may be. too. that hta death was hastened by breathing the flames from the burning gasoline. In the opinion of those who Inves­ tigated the accident, young Shaw WJSNTf R bf.RMtTS BEGIN was mercifully spared from suffering AT GULL LAKE The Gull Lake Bible Pritowshlp. Prjtowshlp. ]'pain. The limbs and tower part of ** which **Rev. “ Don Nicholls ■-ta *•the — 1 the body, were horribly burned The of pastor, will begin their winter sere­ fire consumed both front tire*, all of ices September 13. Services will be 1one of Uio rear Urea and about half held,al 11:10 A. M. end 7:30 P. M of the other one. 1 Raymond's body was taken to the in the Youth Chapel at Midland „ , , „ . „ „ ... Hess fUnCT>1 funeral M** home at NaahYHle Nashville.. Park on Northeast GuU take. j; ,lBW Rev. Htelwlta, the new pastor, ana a a nounces the following subjects of in- ANN UAL AAA lerest to all:—Morning message:!-, k, . -­ "For the Defense of the Gospel" । ELECTION, SEPT. 18 and In the evening: 'I am the Lord; I I change Not." Tltta young man at-1 The annual election of AAA town- -Tw„X 1 ---------------- , Cleveland. Tennessee and has a 1 year will be' held Friday Evening, message that will be of special In- Sept. 18. at 8:30 o'clock al the sevCarly terest to the young people of this er*I places listed herewith, accord­ iare<ing to Glenn Wotring. chairman: wisjs: nSowiss;sr. .»« Who wtX/to kreo w^nT^/i Wintel wortt r,,r Ule rrnomln.tlon or their Hail: Carlton. Town Hall; CastteWhO .U krT? w,n‘" C'ongtreaman, Clare E. Hoffman, be- | ton. Center School: Hastings T^wn t i Gflfr Ynnr Crerel FnJv as# 8 1 OUr **oa’ Washington Advises JELLO-O OR ROYAL 5for 29c SODA 8' SPICES 10' BREAD 29' ROLLS 15' CAKE 29' 10 KERR MASON LIDS RITZ CRACKERS £* 21 TISSUE S7V°"“ 29 Arm & Hammer 1 lb. pkg. Pickling, all kinds a pkg. Muller's 3 Ige. loaves Muller's Cinnamon pkg. of 10 Muller Angel Food Bar CALUMET BAKING POWDER Hb.e.n- | PEANUT BUTTER zi^., 41 PEANUT BUTTER 45' JUICE 0,“te:u5:“ 34' MIRACLE WHIP 40' SALAD DRESSING TT" 27' SODA CRACKERS "'^*’."17' CRACKERS Ez7.;,^'”m 20' PAPER NAPKINS pkg 8' Dre,ting, qt. £Plj/nc Quality Qfleato. SNO SHEEN iage, Washington advices state, will cause outakim. the Walter Win- Hall: Hope. Town Hall; Irving. Wood I not be due to a lack of coal, but cheila, the Communists and the School. taught press, is now trying to de- | Johnstown. Johnstown Grange l to a lack ot transportation during feat him because he opposed their j Hall: Maple Grove. Maple Grove I the cold months, when1’greatly In­ un-American activities; because he | Grange Hall: Orangeville. Tomi creased army and navy demands on ta a real American who eannot be Hail: Prairieville. Town Hall: Rut! the railroads, together with Intergagged.—Adv. land. Goodwill Church; Thornapple. । ference of winter storms, will large---------------- « o » Thomapple-Kellogg School: Wood­ 1 ly reduce coal deliveries nt that sea­ land. Town Hall; Yankee Springs, ! son. These warnings ought to be NOTICE Bowen Mill Hall. . ' heeded. If they are not the federal: The Barry County Health Depart1 authorities cannot be blamed If ment beginning Sept. 1 will be open । there Is suffering from cold next win-1 from 9 A. M to 5 P. M. each day ter. iiiutead of R M A M tn 4:M) P. M E SHAPE LY rTRAND TtiEATR|= Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 B W-. -J;1 SC .•fcH.-a.,,-. O SATURDAY ONLY SEPTEMBER 12 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION ' , T I R ES ' AGAIN! Bill Elliott. Tex Ritter "THE DEVIL'S TRAIL" and Jean Phillips, Mac Carey CAKE FLOUR 24cpkg MUSTARD 11' Old Style, quart CABBAGE home grown a lb. 2C ORANGES sunkist a doz. 29c CAULIROWERla'^'h“d' 19' CANTALOUPE 15' CUCUMBERS '"5(.rn 10 LEMONS 33 SWEETPOTATOES 4«»» 25‘ TOMATOES "-1^* 10' HEADLETTUCE 25' APPLES cooking 6 11)8 19' Sunkiit. Ige. size o doz. Pillsbury's FARINA sm. 09c. Iga. size. -4 Q ±0 SIDE PORK 27c SAUSAGE 29c FRANKS 23c DRIED BEEF**** 19c BOILING BEEF k 19c STEAKS 37c BEEF 191c Skinless, lb. Short Steer Beef lb. Fresh Ground 'DR. BROADWAY" SUNDAY AND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13-14 Monty Woolley, Roddy McDowall, Ann Baxter "THE PIED PIPER" TUES.. WED.. THURS., FRI., SEPT. 15, 16, 17, 18 Irving Berlin's great achievement Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire e'e-~ "HOLIDAY INN" BA II It Y THEATRIC Hostings. Mich., Phones 2247-2282 JEi FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SEPT. 11-12 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION SHIRT Man, what a shirt - what I LIVE ON DANGER' a value - and such attractive patterns! 10% SAVED NOW DR 10Q% TAKEN BYTHE AXIS LATER! BUY WAR BONDS fdddlcenter: S. 0. S. COASTGUARD' SUNDAY AND MONDAY. SIPYIMIER 11-14 BLONDIE FOR VICTORY' TUU.. WID.. THU1S.. MH. IS. 1«. 11 Waters Clothes Shop 106 I. STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. • THE BEST EOS LESS" N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE. MICH. 'JOAN OF OZARK' HABTtNOt MlCntOAH .1 l. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. 5 aPTEMBER IB, 1M» people ta fit to govern themselves ta this city. ! hand them io Roy Chandler, treas- MILO Children spent Sunday and Monday ton are attending lhe 4-H Fair Id to show that we are interested In . The committee who solicited the , urer of the hospital, at the Hastings । jjr. and Mr*. John Beck drove to with hta mother. > Lansing thin Monday. the primary Sept. !5 and in the fol-' IUbscriptlon» did their work thor- City Bank. Lansing Saturday Saturday taking Naomi* Naomis „ I one No one gi addition Margaret Doster Ilf ar UCnt TUlinC lowing general election. ___________ ___________ • No can can say jshen the addition caU calf *1*0 also Margartt Doster and and JackJack . Mr Bnd Mri Meri« Bradfield.: oughty. They appreciate the courtesy l0 lhe hoapllal 1 uw u..- Bradfield's calves. Vlrgtna Beck and Margaret Doster, loot). Yvonne VvA^ i l InUKJ* It seems to the Banner that Judge .n».T> Utotn-M Uw mn. pTO^„u to u» ho.pl.to will b. Mary Saunders are showing vege- Budd and Ma,rjorie Palmer of Deli . ■ Ferguson embodies the qualities of (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) (mind and character which are need-, “?«*"• ,n *o u u> ‘ *e- Smrtaxl. Bui II u an. to kno. table boskets. Naomi and Jack , *30.000 In .utocrtplton.. to u to lh, money to pay lor them, or will remain during the Fair, ; Bmlth or anybody else to make good tMbl now In the Senate of the cure |60.ooo offered by the Foun"‘“Thry JT'— the pledge*, are now in the hand* Lyle Wilcox and son Norman । on *uch a promise. There was no ’Lleh 'VVI “ iton n,i hayr dalion. They dili did it. " and have ”a of the hospital board, and ready for re nqminate rfplblican such promise or proposition made »onable. sensible conclusion* based ■ margin for *hrinkage a* they should: when thc tlme arrlve. when mu. were dinner guests of Mrs. Dnlly ; Wilcox and Mr* Merle Bradfield. ; by Judge Ferguson. He confined hta 'on »uch fact*, would be very help­ for there will have tu iw a delay, no urtaU arf avallablc nien lhU city Wednesday. on* knoa* how long, because of gov- a|ld c<xmt wtU , hoapllal talk to plain fact* and logical deduc- ful to our government. We hope enunent priorities on needed mate- adwjuatp for thr wda ot Barn Robert Van Btrealn of Kalamazoo t Uona from them. Any man. he said, that Harry county Republicans will rtaU for the new building and the and ^cond to none in ita i spent several days with his grand- , who ta willing to face the truth and show thdr interest in me selection addlltonal equipment required to, ulpment hor ,n thank lbe the fact*, who lias an Ivonest. serious of a proper man for United States complete the project according to Foundation, the local and county Our school will not open until mind, will find a wav to meet hta Senate by getting out to the poll* the plan*. donor*, and Die fine work of live next week as the work is not quite duties and responsibilities in life. Sept 15. and casting their votes The generosity of the W 1C Kel- .oUclUn< committee, completed. whether in a professions! position for Judge Ferguson, togg Foundation 1* appreciat'd. Not> a । ' Mr and Mr*. D. Ernest Bradfield or in hta ordinary, dally life Gerald Smith is not the type of only ha* that organization |»ld Its j American* who believe In this of South Bend. Ind., spent from Judge Ferguson spoke at noon in maij^thl* state nerds in the upper SCO 000 in ca*h. but II had previously country. In onr form of government, Thursday until Saturday with Mr. the dining room of the Hasting* houke al Washington In an emergenev given much, and greatly-needed. In relifion. should vote for their and Mr*. Merle Bradfield. hotel to a gathering of about fifty UkA the present. A man who will equipment to enable the/hospital to Congressman, Clare E. Hoffman, beMr*. Emily Wilcox entertained hour. He was Introduced by Prose- »'.arit| up before a group of people do Ita work more efficiently and cf- 'cause he ha* supported the Die* with a family dinner, Sunday in cuting Attorney Barnett, who had and claim that, if thgy elect him. fectlvely. It was a red-letter day for Committee; opposed the I’ommu"K[YIS" TO GOOD GOVERNMENT known him in Detroit. He wa* given he wllksee to it Hut they can get Barry county whep-lhe late Dr. ntata and the racketeer* so vigor- hun of Suffolk. Vu. the very closest attention. The Urea forytheir car* ta Just the type Prltchard. the^Foundation'a first ou»ly that they are now out keeking BONDS TODAY OR BOMBAGE TOMORROW Mr and Mr*. Lyle Wilcox and . hearty applause that followed his that ough< to be left at home. His prc'tdrntrmuf Mr. Kellogg, who ea- , to defeat him.—Adr. addrera evidenced the approval of clo«e association with Huey Long tablLihed U|c „ i five Foundation, relcclr iwlected ---------------- * s> hta hearer* A I of them liked hta ta not the kindle need In public,thu M Ule Uec to flr>t t "JULIE" KNOWLTON ACCEPTS * m,nr*r of °ut ,hr,r pun*for hp*iih ^prove- ANOTHER SCOUT POSITION .puttina things think that Gerald Smith pxrttclpat- ment It ^med to Incredible that J. 8. "Julie" Knowlton, assistant At about 1:30 in theafternoon he ed In the corrupt deeds of the group the Foundation wrlously intended spoke Hom the step, of the hotel who backed Huey Long In l/m- ,uch arr , lo ,1M> p^u. uf Scout Executive of the OnThd Val­ He was Introduced by Judge Adel- talaiia, yet the fact remain* that he lhb C0UJtj. tnat the boa;d au. ley ------------------Council Boy---------------Scouts of--------------America. bert Cortrlght. who referred to hta «»« support him. which ta an evl- pervtsor* by a very- small majority who ha* been living tn Hksungs for great service to the state and To the dence that he is not a judge of «|hen TOtcd p, eooperatc But after ithc liut two Je"' accepted a people In exposing and nunlshing character or manhood or honesty lhe Foundation gave such proof <.f .position with Buffalo Council Boy graft and crime In the city of De- »n public life. His promise of tires lu beneficent plan* for the county*Scout* of America. He will leave troll. It was cold, and threatening for car*, under existing conditions Kood .i,,,rp hn. slnc_ no he,>. .here on Friday, Sept. 11. and will rain: so there waa no crowd Then* '* dishonest nnd disreputable. He uuon on the part of the board to lx'gln ,luUe« lhM-e °n S«Pl *iwere several however who gathered »nu»t think Michigan voters are cooperate . ~ ' around to hear hta simple, plain *u£k'-71 v „ Pennort hospital, the Foundation- h*STINGS STORES nPFN statement, free from all demagogy. On the other hand. Judge Fcrgti- aided rchooLs at MlddleviUe Delton ,,*BTINOS “TORLb OPEN The Judge declared that our de- »on renresentn the type of sane. Nashville and near Hickory CorB«au*e of the fact that Monday moeracy nnd what it lias dorie in the thoughtful, independent American nera wv; convincing proof that ita*** a National holiday, the store* ThrlU Coins* !"♦» United States in 15(1 year* are proof citizenship with high IdeaLi that program meant far better educa- I w»*1 Fcn’»‘n open all day today nf the worth of. that system of gov- «re needed right now at Washing- j -------tlonal opportunities ------------for ------------the children I tThursday Thursday».• IH own Again emment. when coriipnrrd with any ton. land young jjeople. Ita health work, r other. Tire progress that the United ' carried on by the .school nurses and ■ States has made In that time Is un­ n. £»■«»«». v “• ■ the county health department j paralleled In history That was due j nurses, its sanitary engineer and Ita j to our freedom, our Initiative, nnd campaign for health education.— [ 7£.ric.. «•*. the opportunities offered tn thl* all there have convinced niie people country bv our freedom. The Judve of Barry county that W K. Kellogg said that Hitler believes the Ameri­ and tile Foundation he established , can people are allly for thinking that had the public good tn mind, and they can govern themselves HI* Idea XwSta. ta. PW'ta’ta 'ta'1" I Secures $20,000, Ceti The that their alm Is to produce a gener- I Pretty Prints In The Gayest Of Colors! of government I* that the Individual Foundation Gift of $60,000, alien of better-educated, healthier । exists snlelv for the benefit of th' ' ' nnd therefore happier folks, and bu,ta.u State. It give* the individual no j| Soliciting for the S20.000 local and pioneer the way through schools. I P0..M. I.. »»*«...I PWta • consideration whatever except whnV hospitals. trained nurses and coop­ 10 (to ta. ««••«»• °',d । hr can do for the state. The Ameri­ county aid toward enlarging and crating doctors and dentists. So we can system, us so plainly stated bv ;.improving Pennock hospital was1 will, when conditions arc right, have l«u<ta« '«> « Abraham Lincoln, ta "a government completed last week. The >60.0001 a completely equipped and adequate (ba Amsncon woy of of tlm people, for the people, and by nromtacd by lhe W K Kellogg hospital in Barry county as well as the people." ‘ <’ Foundation was paid tn Roy Chan­ improved rural, village nnd city Judge Ferguson stated that noth­ dler. treasurer of the Hospital board,. schools. And all the time better . Now th« *’«''nev CofflpobY. Our famous- sturdy Rondo—39 inches wide—in X .n‘«dta "“ta. ing would be more pleasing to Hitler together with n considerable amount health for the growing children, and patterns for every memtter of the family! Flowernnd the Japanese dictator. Tofo. of cash that was paid on local andI belter advantages for them, will ( than to have the American people. county subscriptions The large gifts। result from- th® work of the Poun- 1 1 prints for your casual dresses and housecoats’ In this time of world upheaval, show from three local factories, the Blissi da tion. to wsdto. piota'"' 11 | Bright srople and shirting stripes for school wear! little or no Interest In their gov-,^.. Co .-Seal Co and Co. wmvu nnu Manufacturing mniiuinciuniig vo. The soliciting committee 'desire., emment. Our young men In Amer- made " ” it possible, in these uncertain through the Banner, to thank the 1 Nursery prints for the little tykes! Colors as ,5MEK)»'<ou'FUTU’E lean camps and In foreign fields are times, to put the proposition across, Kellogg service clubs throughout the 1 1 tempting as wildHpwers! Stprt «y.our fall sewing flshtlnir ta uphold our fnrni —- of - gov- There were substantial Rifts from county, who helped so much in the , early' -eroment -We who are here ean do the county outside of thv city, which townships; also Paul Friulkner end YOU'LL SAVt effective fighting-for the American evidences the fact that it is being his Middleville committee who did AVENUE PRINTS svstem ‘by showing our interest in it. recognised that Pennock such good on very shqrt notice. ’ recognized that Pennock hospital hospital such good work on work very shqrt notice. in smart new pattAnut That means that we must give the Is giving county-wide service. In fact 1 The committee asks the subscribers, • lime arid make the effort needed to the records show that, for nearly bn their deferred payments, to mall Clothes For The Family! attend primary nnd general elec-| two years, considerably over half, or give their checks for these defer-I 19c yd. linns. Our only wav to prove that at limes two thirds, of th* patients red payment*, making them payable Hitler Is wrong In thinking that no I in the hospital were from outside to Pennock Hospital, and send <jrj. JUDGE FERGUSON I KL - SOLICITING COMM. FINISHES ITS WORK RONDO* PERCALES 27c yd RAYONS /? AUCTION SALE Owing to the scarcity of farm help I have decided to quit farming so will have an auction sale at my farm located 3 miles west and south of Dowling; or one mile south, one mile east of Cedar Creek on Wednesday, Sept. 16,1942 NOTIONS 59cyd Smooth rayon crepe, just the rlgjit weight and texture for crisp tailored frocks, soft blouses, and Sunday dresses for the chil­ dren! Beautiful fall colors in the back­ ground. with flowerand-leasf pattern.*, stripes, dots, geome­ tries or novelty prints 39 inches. D*rnlnj Callon Bright New Patterns And Gay Prints! MARVELSPUN Commencing at 1 o'clock, I Royalspun Plaids HORSES SWINE Dappled gray mare/ Berkshire sow with 7 pic5 yrs. old Berkshire sow with 10 pigs 2 Berkshire sows, due by time of sale Dappled gray gelding, 6 yrs. old This pair wdl-matchcd, wgt. 3,000 lbs. COWS New milch Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, with calf by side Red cow, 6 yrs. old, been fresh about 12 weeks Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, fresh Holstein cow, coming 3 yrs., will be fresh Jan. 11, giving good mess milk. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh 3' Holstein heifers, coming 2 yrs. old Brown Swiss heifer, coming 2 yrs. old Jersey heifer, coming 2 yrs. old Jersey-Durham heifer, coming 2 yrs. old These heifers are all pasture bred. Yearling heifer Holstein bull, 18 mos. (well bred) Holstein bull, 14 mos. Guernsey sfeer, 18 mos. SHEEP 24 ewes from 2 yrs. ud Shrop buck, 3 yrs. old 27 lambs CHICKENS 30 mixed heavy hens The rich colors and gay plaid designs are Jiut right for fall! Yarn-dyed cotton. 39" wide! HARNESS ' WONDERSPUN Rayons for Fall FARM TOOLS Lingerie Strap 49c yd. All-Occ**ian DRESSES Never Too Many! For Fall Smartness! 2.98 JACKETS NEW HATS Frocks as fresh £.98 4.98 Side delivery rake Dccring mower Double riding cultivator 2 dump rakes. Single cultivator McCormick Deering plow, No. 11 Land roller Manure spreader, old Two spike drags 3-sec. spring tooth drag Drag cart Pair bob sfeighs Wagon and hoy rock 2 sets 3 horse whiffletrces McCormick Deering hay loader 59y*c •Reg. U. S. Pal. Off. Misses’ Smart Sport Togs Double work harness, nearly new Double work harness, in fair condition, 23 in. collar. 22 in. collar Several odd sixed collars Crisply tailored for fall! Smart new col­ ors or gay plaids to mix or match all your tailored skirts! Sires 12 to 20 Intriguing new the-face styles ribbon bow. or ward-^rim type quill trinyuihg! piece itylea that you will wear offwith for­ with . . .drc*»y frock* Black and colors, fall MISCELLANEOUS Corn shelter Big iron kettle Chicken crate Fence stretcher Emery wheel 145 ft. of hay rope and pulleys Oil drums Tackle blocks Cross cut saw Forks Shovels Hoes Crowbar Quantity of sacks Primrose separator DeLaval separator No. 12 Line shaft and pulleys Set hay slings 2 sets stone boat plank Stone boot Some fence posts Telephone and shore of stock on Banfield exchange 100 chick brooder Other articles too numerous to mention. HAY AND GRAIN Quantity of hay in barn 10 acres of corn Few bushels old corn TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for, ERNEST HORN, Propr HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer 39cyd RAYONS Designed for your first choice for casual clothes and spectator sport frocks! Fine will for the. offer childrens thetailored following dresses. Spun rayon with rich, soft finish! Choose from a variety of gay prints in new autumn shades. 39"! E. E. GRAY, Clerk 12.75 Have Extra Costume*! The Kind You Can't Cel Along Without! SKIRTS #2.98 -• All-wool flannel or crepe m pleated, flared or gored styles Plaid* or solid tones RAYON BLOUSES Beautifully tailored In .loirg aleeve, . notched collar " style! Solid colors 9Q -gay stripes. Sizer I • GiJ 34 to 40. .JU , WOOL SWEATERS Indispensable in any fall wardrobe—the "sloppy" cardigan or slipover! Haese bea remarkable at th sM-vool claulc* derful colon! —bdtliniT mufciiintey « Caiual OXFOR and pyramid �lacier.The un-American and pro- tary talk she has assigned hereelt is'seriously weakening some of her | Nasi smear campaigndirected greater than Japanese manpower defense positions in lhe tremenr, John Beck of Crystal ValCONTRACTOR FA88E8 *■ Walter ' *" " and’ can support. Her forces are being douse areas she has over run. ; against “ him by Winchell The opening meeting of the HU- v FVteport friends were shocked to 'certain of the New Deal hatcher . -------spread so thin that to reinforce one H this is so. her number is up. watha Rebekah Lodge. No. 53 will be o< U»e df,th e*rl>' Tuesday ' wieldera. liasbeen thoroughly dl»- area, she now has to bonow from u u inevitable that she inuat ev en- held ta I O O F. hall Friday eve- n>°nitag of George Woldertag. 84, with burial at Crystal Valley ceme­ I credited.. He was a vociferous iso-.another. luttl,y B*ve *■>' t0 forccs rUtol nlna. Sept. 11. Meeting called at 8 ln Holland hospital where he had tery. Rev. Henry Campbell ot As­ against tier. Even though she Is far o'clock. All member* pieaiw bring been taken the evening before, Mr. syria officiating. ■ Whenever Japan retreats or reconned fruit for the home to Jack- Soldering had been a plumbing from collapse at this moment. •on. contractor in Holland the past for­ *----------ty year* Although he had not been FABSINQ or MM. BM.nLu.Hv win ran h. ka km ' ” ‘ lh "Tscherous , iU)ut hearted Chinese troops move the precipice of oblivion Is In sight. । Mr*. Minnie McDonald. 118 N. real well the past few years, his WILLIAM HYMoN — . .. . .Japanese attack. A-defeal for Hoffpitifully underermed.and lacking In the long run only a complete Mr*. William Hanlon. 54. of Ink­ i Washington, will entertain the death came as a shock to hM many •' u,u ““ •“ >» • 'lhe okU.m mulpmm. u.d ta Nazi victory can save her. Widow* Olub.at her hams Friday Barry county friends Last Wed- ster poised away Friday afternoon Icctcd at Ulla primary. ^nl, evening. Sept. 11. Carry-in supper riesday he and his wife (Iva Dem- at the home of har daughter fol­ Herewith ta a list of a few of the 1, new ta Itar Nr. Dr.1 e.i,ra. UU who OrUrvr lh.1 .11 cootrm.- ,rrm, th„. ,w, bj lowing a heart attack and stroke. Important candidates who are up^ Mr. and Un Henion lived tn south­ for vote (Since there are no con- !mon who oppow the preerni rrshnr .-helming number -nd roomer. ern Barry county for a number of to exert a light, persistent pressure against the Japanese which, in time, She leaves besides her husband, | arrangements had not been an- four sons, Tunis of Muskegon. Don­ may be damaging out of allzpro­ i nounced os we go to press ald at Hastings. Paul and Bob in The first passenger train hauled portion to the blows actually deMaterial for 05 hospital gowns. Hospital Herbert Quigley, '138”W* 1 OBITUARY *** the two Mrs. 325 women’s blouses and 200 girls' —- U. _ S. _. Anny; ......, u daughters. m ,„. by a locomotive was on September D Hale Brake—One of the best mood Flossie Wynbert Wvnbcrt of Inkster, Inkiirr andJ‘ 27. 1825. by an English railway. skirts has been received by the pro­ WMncwUy. B,p,. „. , Pioeale qualified men to seek this office for I whose duction department of the Barry . , I Christlan and Matilda Bauchman. Co Chapter. American Red Cross. more than a decade. A sound, con- J about average—neither dtottnguishCircle No. 3 of the W. 3 C. S WM born ,n Hastings. Sept. 18. Mrs Floyd Bechtel, in charge of ,MS strtictlve thinker, Mr. Brake Ita* cd nor inferior. He’U-mostiy an unproduction, needs .women to qsslst will meet at the home of Mr*. A. !17’‘ndJMW* •Way A“* In March of 1603. he was married iC. Zuttermelster. 3J1 8. Jefferson. T" —------- been a leading member of lhe state known quantity in IhUpkrUqfJhc FSIDAY AN6 SATURDAY "or the mid-Pacific. Or. if Jap­ south spartmont. tomorrow. Friday. to Belle Flanders, who passed away senate from lhe time he entered. A (district. Sept. 11. al 2:30 p m A good at­ in June 1804. leaving a baby girl, anese forces were not already dislist of the bills that Senator Brake! -------------------------------------I persed In these areas, they might tendance U desired and guests arc has introduced Is a pretty fair cat-1 SIG NS OF WEAKNESS man. To this union were bom a aiog of the progressive accomplish-!. Although the recapture by Chi- complete their conquest of China ‘ The W c. T u will meet Tues­ son. Homer who resides on the farm, ments of that body during the lari nene troops of Chuhsien. an im- end ,811 Southeastern Asia. Chocolate Peppermint layer cake day. Sept. 15, at 2 P. M. at the home and a daughter. Mrs. Russell Hath­ As It U now. the Japanese apeighl years. He enjoy* the reputa- portnnt airbase on the coast withaway of Hope township Three with of Mrs. Warren Roush. <21 E. Grand. Uon oL being absolutely "square." i in striking range of 'Dikyo, docs Tills Is the annual meeting and elec­ two sisters. Mrs. Dorr Blinston of A GIFT SUCCISTION FOA THE BOYS IN SERVICE The only regrettable fact about Mr. not represent any unexpected gain tion of officers will be held. AU Grand Rapids and Mrs. Burr War­ We have FRUIT CAKES that are ideal gifts for C hrtamas prrvner of Lansing, a brother. Louta Brake's candidacy is that he is not i to military strength on the part 110 on Wednesday. Miss Florence members arc urged to be present. enu foe boys in lhe service. Presents shaald be sent out soon. Bauchman of Hastings, and four running for even higher office. {of China, it docs point to a ennWade on Thursday and Mrs, Lewis They 11 keep well anlii Chrtalmw, and ran be sent to any part grandchildren. are left to feel the Dr. Ray Finnic of the world. Tom Read—An old-time party elusion which is of considerable 1mThey hate, for example, been low of a devoted husband, father, Mrs. Bechtel also wishes to tell We ll package it for yo« ready tu mall. Ask about R. "Whcel-horse" who has always been I portancc in the strategy of the war unable to complete the conquest ot .workers.that there are cjit out and brother and grandfather. ORGANIZATIONS EDITORIALS □ aicery special Commissioned Capt. cloaely aligned with the forces of in the Pacific. ready k> •make, a large number of T tlt™ — —The Th. obstructionist t1 H>1 appears appears evident evident from from lhe the gains made there. In fact, the Jap girls' dresses, rompers for one and Frank D. McKay. tactics employed in thesenate by' communiques and dispatcher, that forces are so thinly spread that they Mr. Read while serving as lleuten- these sudden Japanese reversals arc not even able to hold nt all ant-governor were an important were caused by withdrawal of points on their outer lines. Only factor tn the defeat of the firstJapanese forces for use elsewhere recently. U. S. forces were able Stebbins building. Fitzgerald regime. j rather than by strong Chinese । to drive them back in the poloDr. Eugene Keyes — This Dear- attacks. born dentist is a mystery man In Thus Japan bare* a fundamental •Michigan politics. By plastering the | weakness which will become n state with pouters and conducting' ftrcaler factor in our favor ns time an intensive advertising campaign, K°,'» on—Rhe is no longer able to he won the nomination for lleutcn- >’«>d all of the strategic points in ant> governor two years ago In njfhe areas she has taken. The mlllbadly” split field. The source of his-------------------------------------------------------- BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AN!) BONDS! Dr. Ray Finnic. Hastings, who vol- BANGIIART IlAKEItY 112 8. Jefferson St. ■Ik. KROGER KROGER'S TH IRON-ENRICHED CLOCK BREAD 3=25 clear. He has had no experience in government and, aside from the ability to advertise himself, must be listed as an unknown quantity. Judge Homer Ferguson—A noted Jurist whose courageous conduct of the one-man grand jury investl-i gallons In Detroit rc»ultcd in ono , of the moot sweeping clean-upti of graft and racketeering this slate has ' Phone 2428 ANGEL FOOD CAKE ASPARAGUS g GREEN BEANS SIFTED PEAS CSF BACK TO VOLUNTEER WORKI PEAS Country Club FANCY WAX DEANS DOUGHNUTS rc-Uo°W«' SODA CRACKERS CORN FLAKES BEVERAGES “5SF MUSTARD JKCKTBOBT KROGO SHoBraroia MICHIGAN CHEESE tinned his ability, sincerity or judg­ ment. The only thing against him politically is that he is not a rabeasy promises or denunciations for the purpose of cCrraling voles. Judge Ferguson appeals to the rea- I BUTTERS personal friend for whom we have much respect and admiration. He has been a fighting crusader for good government and hta pointed blasts against boss politics in the Republican party have undoubtedly Rich Creamed COTTAGE CHEESEdO In Sanitary Pure-pak Container 1975 expert harpist drawing melody from the strings. His campaign promises have wide popular appeal and run the enttrq^cate without any too ob- Crises or Spry Michigan U S No. 1 AU Purpose — W»althy» APPLES 10 u,. 39c cult to comprehend how any lndl-j vidual who sincerely believed in the' principles of American democracy. ORANGES CORN 1! “ 21c cans Mfai ■ V California — Bad Malagas Large 300 Sise GRAPES LEMONS ■» 15c 2 Salad Dressing ci—., Peasut Batter JX" 2 Navy Beaas O-. 29c FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 Prvaes ™ 12c Macaroal «- 29c Sagar POTATOES ■5'7“.°“ mi SWEET POTATOES "W Cider Vlaegar Light BulbS 29c Gal. balk 1 5C CRAPEFRUIT JUICE WMtiagboas. sactlOC 15c Kellogg* Rice Krispfes KROGER S TENDERAY KROGERS Rolled Oats Wheaties Shredded Wheat 2 1500 2475 Hurry ... hurry... if’j time to get backl To college . . . your office Sweetheart Soap 4 over—to get back to wardrobe like Long's which ran in open vio-, latlon to all the principles of free, representative government on which our country was founded. FOR CONGRESSMAN, 8lh DIST.: Representative Clare E. Hoffman' —A few rough and ready fighters fundamentals. This is why you can put double trust in Printzess . . . fashions that live in fabrics that Scratch Feed lost. When you invest in them, you get back a world of sound Dairy Feed and satisfying pleasure. Cattle Spray Exclmiiw with Block Salt HASTINGS 20c Cigarettes —*1.19 Meter 0IIr—>m8 £, *1.35 Gevaert Films Egg Mash PHONE 2504 TEAIEUr WILIS6 IEEE lb. 14c TEaiEur an aosir lb. 21c No. 1 Quality — Slice desk ... to your serious patriotic duties. And it's time—more Than SIRLOIN STEAK * CHUCK ROAST Granulated Soap Rinso or Oxydol rapt, one-party political', machine! tiie courage of hta conviction., and the ability to express them plain­ ly—almoat too plainly, on occasion. Many times since he has assumed office. Mr. Hoffman could have made his way eaaier by soft ped­ dling and appeasement but such things are not a part of his char- 3 Eatmore Oleo (50 lb bog 11.39) Country Club Quick he has never been personally con­ nected with any of the prolific graft of the Long machine This Long TOMATOES 3 ■ ooo u,u yuan, a ONIONS 10 29 wlth a splendid radio voice and an interesting stage presence He plays on the emotions and prejudices of GREEN BEANS Country Club Whole BUY A BAG Fine Yellow guaon will have far stronger sup­ port and. for those primarily inter­ ested In defeating Smith, the De­ troit jurist is lhe logical one about 227c ENRICHED FLOUR GRAPEFRUIT must oppose one another—particu­ larly when the third man is a Ger­ ald L. K. Smith. Friendship aside, however, and in -the light .of cold GREEN GIANT PEAS 22c *3.10 G-iPmu Teaderiilii Pork Livers n"> t- Spare Rihs & 33c Veli-X Skrl.» b 35c Swift's Premium *2.03 Cssked Salaal LAMB ROLLS 8o-ib. buck 43c URIES S FREIM-UKE Tksrlagsr 10c BONELESS Frosh Draiaod Michigan Bocka 69c 2‘^29c I Cleaned - Ready lot Cooking *2.33 gqiio« 37c V-8 COCKTAIL LSSSS Slltagu Meat Leaves Whitleg TOMATO JUICE FRYING CHICKENS EVAP. MILK Toll KROGER STORES �THE BABT1NG8 BANNtR. TMflMbAY, gaTKMBER 1*. iMt DOG TAX BRINGS "DOG DAYS" TO COUNTY OFFICERS Mon­ Valley ceme- ► their their come tn or leleptone good-naturtd- ADMITTED HtB GUILT John WUl' *“ brou«hl ta* I RECKIVn STARTS Two SUITS : H>rTY ° Mohrman. as receiver at turT-wcwdlng to Mr BomeU who ica,t court ®‘*un**Y forenoon and lhe Nashville state Bank haa rtartadti, <» _ and— __ case* in circuit > “ * «oA Rian Bl ’ jSootBRrry I *** breaking 'ed -----------two assumpsit axmiy's fticome b Involved aad every entering diarge. The complaint also court. One 1* against Libby Mareitlzen should willingly assist In charged him with the violation ot shall, tor .Urged damagea ef BlgOB.' rithern,bv ’hetotor ImiSnn ’to 'B ,U“ I*15*1 eMrly UlU yf,r' Th! ®U*F U C1*U<M J. MarOne nf til mSrnJvnfriSre^whTtm ,n whlch ““ 1*™°" who his shall as executor of the estate □! by.K',in of stealing article* rationed Chris J. Marshall Individually and Many Difficulties Involved by th,‘ federd *0VCTnmellt must be IJ«*Y Marshall, tor alleged damage*. summer. glyen lwlCe the penalty ordinarily of |IMB Are you telling of prescribed for the offense. In this ---------------- ***---------------I "Every Dog Has His Day" but jCaie the offense chsrged wa* steal- OBITUARY [ when a county-wide round-up ocIng an automobile tire and the penEffie Rena Winks wu bom near' I curs of all the canines who refuse laity would be twice a* severe, un- Caledonia Nov. ». 188.1 and passed I to drew in style with the latewt <!er t!»A» new state law, as would from this life Sept. 2. On July IB. I Lnus-tag neckpieces, thoa* "days" 'ordinarily be the case '1903 site was united in marriage to I rrem mighty long and arduous to Judge: McDonald accepted the plea R Reed Biddle. To that union six i I Prosecutor Barnett. Sheriff Bera .of breaking and entering. As to his children were born, three girls and' (Continued from page i. Bee. 1) I and Treasurer Clouse. The law preplea of guilty of violating theziaw three boy* Mr. Biddle preceded her! which prescribes ?.a dtnihle double penalty Li in'^alh"©" I vldes that the Supervisors turn their thinks best/,But, when leaders ot whteu dcitt, March 17. IB14. In commit^ 4he'gpite ‘ ' of- many difficulties she man-' I’listings of dogs into the County official Republican county organixa- for the offense he committed. I Treasurer. When the records in the Judge acceptance of that agtd to raise and educate her chll-1 I office of that officer fail to show that itteM to hrin„ part Of the plea, becatue-he said he dren. She was a member of the1 a-license tag has been purchased for flees to bring unofficial endorse- wi*hed to become more familiar than Baptist church for many years. On I each animal by July 10. in each year menta and permit such endorse- he was with this 1942 law. Young Nov. 23. 1935 she was united in I if bi the treasurer’s duty, to prepare ments to be publlihed.~^reat|ng the 'w,u d*" remanded to the ciistody marriage to O. Newton Benner with j I a long list of names and addresses f.k. in.,.-.™ .i». u-y •■s.-ixsrAia.".?; “SuiI with ah Itemized dercrlption of the ---------------and long suffering in her lajt Hl-: I kind of dog who didn’t get a tag. neial endorsements, then I the address of hL. owner, and the leaders are stepping over the boun- CHARLTON PARK nets Which lasted for many months, I age and sex nf the "pooch". daries they are supposed to recog- I The baseball game with Hastings She leaves to mourn her loss three I Then the Prosecutor has to either nite. Certainly tn so dolnr thev I ■ MerchVls »t the fair grounds Sun- tons. Lyle of near Hasting*. OotI /tail on each owner in person and aren't doing arervire f orthe oartlre d“>' *as a good one as well a* lhe don of Balinas. Calif., and Kenneth I collect the fee or write a letter ask- they represent. On lhe contrary they 1,raP>rtn»- Tire final score was 9 to now in the United Blates Army.! lhc »*«* Thrw Vlvlene of Bel­ I Ing for co-operation In that re­ are hrtSTto bidkl an^ witmn !’ ln f,vor Hard, in view of the fact that more their own parly and they are bein. Tllljl Sunday. Michigan niont. Doris at home and Helen of . B“Uc Cr”k P»W the Itenton Harbor; two stepson*. . I than 700 names appear on the lists tag to tear doam> the na£ thrv Cart«’ Park ThU U a good team and brother. Carl Winks of Hastings; a Prosecutor Bamett decided to write luLo-Xare weXtaT ■^Nolln a d<££hL there been thouW ,,nKlucr »»»*«»•“• .Uster. .Mrs Hew. Ryder of Grand I ,letters. I Very few fullv understand the a rnalte hitter n.M ----------------Rapids, five grandchildren, a loving .^.y / Suxar beet rrowrn xhauM husband and many other relatives "dog license law" nor the Immense major state office* .. Sugar beet grower* should vole husband and many other relatives in this county I difficulties official* encounter In at- or this Alate senatorial district. for their Congresaman, Clare E. anl friends. | tempting Its enforcement. BuperHoffman, for he hat always backed Funeral services were held at the There U a bitter fight on at thia F visor* and the treasurer, sheriff and time and the fact that it is a biller their Industry.—Adv. . Leonard funeral home Saturday, prosecutor heartily agree that no Sept. 5. at 2 p. m , burial In Fuller I other collection provokes ax much ffKht La due. and directly due to j cemetery. Rev. Adcock officiating, j lhe activities of Republican com­ I irritation and misunderstanding mittee leaden of Van Buren. Alle­ Mistake* are easily accounted for. gan and Barry counties. The busy Supervisor tn hta more "There la considerable Justifica­ important duties cannot possibly be tion for lhe action of the Barry sure exactly how many dogs are be­ county Republican committee in MEAT ITEMS SPECIAL ITEMS ing kept on every farm InAhis lown- endorsing the Hastings candidate. shjp nr ward. nor whether the "old Barry claims, and with Justification, POT ROAST dog Tray that was there the year that II has a turn due and it wants Armour’s Evaporated I before passed to his reward or was Pound killed by a car the Fall of 1941 In MILK "Van Buren county Republican LEG OF LAMB the absence of the family he may committee leaders certainly are out encounter a huge mastiff gazing at Pound ----------------Quaker Poaches * him In a hostile manner ax he-drives of step and the same thing is true i of Allegan county Both Allegan and j Into the yard. He makes a note that Van Buren Republican committee | GROUND BEEF No. 2 cans---------Parmer John Smith has a new dog, leader* have been active In this Pound While it last* — —one. Male. Mastiff. About 3 years senatorial tight since lhe Hastings': old. When John Smith storms ln lhe candidate announced. Yet. according • SIRLOIN STEAK PINEAPPLE Prosecutor’s office In late August to the organisation of such. com- I Pound __________ No. 2’/j cans _ after receiving a letter asking why mlttees. they are supposedly neutral. i he hadn't paid his dog tax. he tnFresh Side Pork SUGAR "Last week, advertisements were dlgnantly explains that the dog was published indicating that the coun­ Chunk, lb. ______ Pound I his wife’s lister’s from Duck Creek. ty Republican committee as a com- , I Wlxcon-ln. who visited them for Rich Creamy Cot- 4 Oc Pork Shoulder ml!tee has endorsed a candidate. ; three days when Aunt Zllly May That is false. Certainly Allegan's | toga Cheese, lb. I £■ Steak, lb. L iwwed on. Then there are impatient chairman must have known that ' people who hurriedly pay their tax committee members were Ix-lng । tn-aomc treasurer, give their name asked io sign an endorsement. Then. । and address nnd the description of the proper procedure to have fol- ■ Armour's Veal Loaf, Pic­ Ring Bologna their dog. and dash away with the lowed would have been an official receipt, failing to Inform lhe treas­ meeting in which the question of । Armour's, lb. kle, Pimento, Pork Loaf, urer that their dog is not quartered whether or not the county commit- I Macaroni and OKC I at lhe residence address they gave Wi*. Brick tee would issue an endorsement, i .but Is kept nt the farm of their uncle could have been Ironed out. We won­ Cheese, lb. OC Cheese Loaf, lb. r in Assyria township. The uncle nat­ der why the 'chairman didn't can urally receives a letter from the that meeting? There still Is time and L Prosecutor later. Many times names It would be an Interesting one re­ I arc mis-spelled, sometimes the Bu- gardless of what finally Issued from pervtsor'a estimate of the breed. that mcetinc age and even the gender of the dog "Perhaps the chairman didn't is faulty. care to put himself on a public spot SO. JEFFERSON HASTINGS PHONE MI4 The Inw, briefly U as follows, (and concerning this endorsement. On the •resolutions of the Board of Super­ other hand, he has. more or less, visors may change it locally from permitted the committee to go on year to yenrl—this year it requires: lhe spot without any official action." —(Ji All dogs THREE MONTHS or over on March 1st. 1942 arc tax­ . able 11 for male. *3 for female and (I for unsexed animals. Moreover, <r that schedule Is only good UNTIL March 1st. If you PAH, to gel your license for your dug by March 1st. the penalty makes you pay *2 for males. |4 for females and 12 for the third group. (21 If you have no dog on March 1st or have one younger tlian 3 months you owe no license fee UNTIL you become the owner of a three-month-old dog between March 1st and July 10th. The law then requires you. to "FORTHHoving sold the form and moving to a smaller home I will dispose of the extra A DECEPTIVE STATEMENT muled imbcr IIF Ulk 28‘ 35‘ 28‘ 35‘ 22‘ 32‘ r **WBBBMBBMBBMRBHMBIHMBBi ** MONTOOMBRY WARD’S SaW Tmn hw M,i SELECT FROM DOZENS OF SPECIAL VALUES IN FURNITURE, RADIOS, STOVES AND HEATERS-BUY NOW ’ 27 33‘ 6‘ 9 TUBES! AUTOMATIC Beautifully designed 18fh Century combination play* 14 record* without interruption! Hat a permanent tapphire needle, .never needt changing! Feather Touch Tone Arm makes records last ■ I 55 Inches... ideal for modem small dining rooms! Four chairs have woodrose cotton tapestry seats! 6 TUBE G. E. RADIO PHONOGRAPH 139.00 J AU PURPOSE STURDY COAL VACUUM CUANRR WOOD HBATI* 39.95 Cleon. from floor to csilingl Complete with attachments *; i combuthoA dnm! 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I will faithfully represent them; that Leather couch 2 Commodes Chest of drawers oil stove 2 Steel cots square stands Wash bowl set stone churn Ice cream freezer Galvanized palls barrels Cross cut saw, large Vice Sprayer hand saws Small tools and bolts Steelyards block and tackle Cultivator chiken crate Iron scalding kettle ’Chicken wire 2 Iron HogtrGughs Grain bags 20 rods of new woven wire 20 ft. ladder forks Shovels Hoes bitculh h 10 mMuHsI Ho. RoUtti quality leatherette! Three color decoration on chairs and tablet __L-_ MARBLEIZED LINO­ LEUM ON FELT BACK KEROSENE HEATER 79c 16.95 Cover your floors wall to wall Marbleized patterns offer smart new beauty al low cost! Its while ' wvlil Two big, wicklsu burner) colors go through linoleum body ' hours! Hoots up to 2 roomrf • • • one filling of oil loth 12-14 to lhe sturdy felt back. o-d.ih-yi ASK ABOUT OUR EXPERT INSTALLATION SERVICE OCCASIONAL CHAIR SALE SALE! PLATFORM ROCKER REDUCED Modem styled chair has deep padded bark! Rayon figure Q. Cotton Tapestry cover! Koeker *1 more! - --------------------- ® Other articles too numerous to mention come I will support our armed TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to bo removed until settled for. fighting our battles. archie mcintyre tian ot the liberty ’ One country—Indivisible — one Dtwrr PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 13 Pol. Adv. HU See ond hear this Airline radio marvel todayl TUESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1942 RE-ELECT and and flnljh to other Cotfaga Crofl furniture! Extension table opens to 6 Piece Suite, with Buffet. Reduced I.; ,+l YOUR CONGRESSMAN re-nominated > » 44.00 In beautiful Umod Ook ... this 5 pc. sulto h a perfect match In style Fidelity! Goli foreign reception! Rectifier and tuning eye included I furniture, hay and grain at Public Auction ot the farm located 2 miles oast of the dog tn the one who must pay the tax without reference to lhe owner, as determined by the dogs location at the time he became THREE MONTHS OLD On the whole. Prosecutor Bamett reports, lhe recipients of his "TheyTell-Mc Towsers-Tagle.vi" letters "If SAVE ON COTTAGE CRAFT DURING WARDS SALE longer! 9-Tube radio hat automatic tuning, Dual Tone Control, Hi- AUCTION SALE Quimby on M-79 on 153.50 RADIO PHONOGRAPH HENRY’S MARKET the double penalty only if you de­ lay. (3» AFTER JULY 10th any dog you own or purchase or have pre­ sented to you that attains or has atmined the age of THREE MONTHS between such date and the first of Hie next year will require lhe Immediate payment of half the fee. 1150. 1150 or |50> with double penalty only If you delay. *4) It la not necessarily the dog's owner who r5 STOCKS ARE COMPLETE) j can> 25 21 •' ANN VI: ntto. AucHon««r PROPRIETOR CLIFFOKD SEE THE CATALOG HAMMOND. CI.rk 0\ IIS-124 30. Jefferson In our catalog dapartmant for thou­ sand! of value* not in store stock*. V ■ . . . Hasting* Phone 2704 USE YOUI �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUR5DAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1MI MLTNICTPAL CGURT .Samuel Becker waa picked up by lhe city police Thursday on a dis­ orderly charge. He faced Judge Cortright in Municipal court Friday ad­ mitted the charge, and waa given 'Continued from page 1. Sec. 4) . 31040 fine and 84-50 coats, which he. | great deal of advantage or benefit paM- -■ - iSSSSST? JUDGE M4X)IUU>'S BOIMMEAMHrDUTY BOOTS-RUBBERS-ARCTICS I Buy Rubber Footwear NOW... in SEPTEMBER ? YES f ABSOLUTELY! W M 60 M BECAUSE BECAUSE BECAUSE BECAUSE This is not on ordi- Many of our far sighted customers want to make cer­ tain of their next winter's arctics and boots! The best selection of The Cut Rate Shoe long- Store is the biggest wearing rubber foot­ dealer in Barry Co. nary season ordinary or an rubber footwear year. Rub­ ber is scarce! first wear quality is obtainable RIGHT NOW! in rubber footwear! You can SAVE Now! ATTENTION, FARMERS-HUNTERS-TRAPPERS 60 We have a limited quantity of the best quality Boots, Ili-Lace Paes and Rubber Arctics. If you need any of these items, We sincerely believe it is to your interest to invest now while stocks are good PRIMARY FUND DISTRIBUTION (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) 3117.00; Wellman, census. 22. am’t. 11 from going Into the offense comNAME FRANK NEWTON 3198.00: Morgan, census. 25. amt. [ milted. SUPERVISOR 3225.00; Felghner, census, 24. am't. ' "We have already had a talk tn The township board of Rutland 8216.00; Martin, census. 29. amt. my office, you will recall, yesterday. , have named Frank Newton to act as 3261.00: BarryvUle. census, 26. amt. Anything that the court has to say 1supervisor .of the township for the 3234.00; Shores, census, 24. am't. to you is mostly for your own good.— unexpired term of Moses StuU, de­ 3216.00: < f in fact, all for your own good. It ceased. HASTINGS CITY District-school I has to do with your attitude toward ; census, 1.208, amt. 810.87200, | socktv in general, toward the offl- . HASTINGS TWP -Fliher district, cere, in the hope that you will get school census, 46, am't. 341400; -------- the proper outlook on life. Gregory, census. 20, amt. 3180 00; [■■j "Now. normally. In a case of this Altoft. census, 61. am'L 8549 00: Star, h||U kind, particularly a boy of your age. census. 40. amt. 3360.00; Hastings any court wants to do anything but Center, census, 12 amt. 3108 00: nra Frptl vou to *n ^ututlon such as Pratt, census, 22. amt. 310800; W -lhe court is obliged to do in thia United Brethren (Liberal > Quimby, census. 29. am'L 3361.00. ‘case:, but you know the record is In Meeting Sept. 17-20 MM >uch “ condition that the court HOPE—Doud district, school cen­ ASEi ennnot do anything but that. x,w 81st «annual uuu«i acauun The session 01 of uie the sus. 33. amt. 3297.00; McCallum, "Placing you on probation pre- (Michigan Conference of the.United census, 17. am't. 3153 00; Cedar I sumes that there is some home or Brethren In Christ (Liberal) will Creek, census. 22, amt. 319800; 8352.00; I some place that you can be placed. convene in the First U. B. Church Hinds, census, 28. am't , where you will have proper super­ of this city, on Thurs., Sept. 17th. Shultz, census, 36. amt 8324.00: virion, and where we would feel 1942. and will close at noon on Sun­ Brush Ridge, census, 31. am'L 8379 00: Cloverdale, census, 35. amt. day the 20th. । tlx re and co-operate, but the record The Osusd! Council at of AdmtnUtKttah Administration 8315 00. I in thl» ewe dors not riiow that that will meet at the church at 3:00 P. M. IRVING—Cobb district, school | could work out. You understand Wednesday the 16th. Then at 7:30 census. 16, amt. 8144 00; Wood, cen­ *l,nl P M. there will be a senice welsus. 35. amt. 8315 00; Janes, census, • You have indicated that it U coming the delegates, and will be j 35. imt. 83|5 00: Ryan, census. 34. pretty hard for you to subject your- open to the community. At this —- 8316 00: ............ am't. Fillmore, v...™, census, 42. self to discipline. You left the De- j service there will be number* of! ain't. 837800; Freeport Vllage. centention Home, nnd occasioned a lot (special music rendered by local sua. ill. am't. 8999 00; Little Brick, of trouble and expense In grjtlng muslciani of the High school or- census. 28. am't. 8252.00. you back here. ehestrn under the direction of Mr. i JOHNSTOWN — King district, • Now. vour attitude In the In- , Lewta Hine, also Mr. Joe Mix. vlo- school census. 10. ain't. 890.00; Monstitullon to which you nre going will , im teacher, wiltrender some seiec- iroe census 65 amt 8585 00; Stevens, have a lot of bearing on your future. Hons on the violin. There will also , census. 28. am'L 8252 00; Bristol, While it Is a sail situation to find be voeal numbers bymembers of the! census. 48, am’L 3432.00; Banfleld. ■ yourself at this time, on the other : local church. ' census. 37. am'L 8333 00; Culver, cen| hand. It lias Its good points. There The guestpreacher of the evening sm, ?1. am't. 8639.00; Bullis, cen; ls no reason why a boy at fifteen will be Rev P M Barden ofEau |sua. 12 amt 8108 00: Burroughs ecn■ cannot read Hut himself. You have । Claire. &Tr harden Is one of thelsu* 27 am't 8243 00 I “ .‘."I 153S £21 I □KOVE-Qu.U.r.p dUout: you have . good physique. you ] BertdZ being prominent in agrtcui -I tr“t remusSTlm” 8»? have a good personality. If you will tur.l circle*. he U also a fine Bible £ CenZ-'r ^nnu Ja I lust co-operate with the -Hirers. try teacher nnd highly respected ehrtsto learn somethllUL try to leant tion leader in southwest Michigan receA^?42 'something that will fit vou into so- | Beginning with the 7 30 sereice time., not )on Wednesday WedneuUy evening, there will Iciety. you will find at all times, ’■■Lonly thp 0,Tlr<‘rs ,n ,hp institution, be three sessions dally through Sun- 8477.00; Norton, census. 34. am t 3306 00; McKelvey, census, 28. am't [■■l ltn,t person, wanting to help day. at 10 A. M. 130 P. M.. and you. You just get that in mind, and |Bt 7.30 on Thursday nnd at lhe 3252 00; Branch, census. 20. am't. KSI you will get along a lot better. Tf same hours Friday and Saturday 3180 00; Belgh, census. 32. am’t. Kaa you get the other altitude it is go- . (.xeept (hat the morning aearipn 828840. ORANGEVILLE—Orangeville Vil­ UM ing to be n sad future It is Just opens at 9:00. On Sunday the (Sfa. ■■I uolng to mean trouble. ference Praise Service will be held lage, school census 111. am’t. 3999.00; Now. you have a good personality at 8:30 followed by Sunday School Blake, census. 23, amount. 3207.00. to start with. There Li no reason . and Divine Worship The uaignPRAIRIEVILLE — Milo district, why you cannot make good. Oer-jmertt of ministers will be made at school census, 33. am't. 8297 00; Prai­ 11,1b rnurt wants you to. and this service. rieville Village, census. 55. am't. UM I am sure al! the-cnicers. or anybody I The Women's Missionary Society 3495 00: South Pine Lake, census. 8. Interested In this case. . wl|| be In charge of the Thursday amt. >7200: North Pine Lake, cenLIU ' Noa' th,‘ th* court, evening service. Rev 8.-0 Ziegler sus.'39. am't. 835140. in this ease Li that you be sent to ‘ giving the address of the evening, on RUTLAND—Algonquin Lake disthe State Prison of Southern MichlMichl-I-The -The World In Turmoil" Turmoil - “ Friday " trict, census. 29. amt, 8261.00; Chidanil Jackson, a r»period of of fli(tonntat Jackson,forfor period fit-ninht nightwin will Ke be Men’s Brotherhood ' ester, census. 42. am’t. 8378.00; Tan­ ' teen months to fifteen years. might with Hon. L. L Huffman of nor. census. 30. am'L 8370 00; Otis, 'You.<>< arc ...........r,, remanded >u to the custody. •Hummona. Hammond. ma., Ind., speaking speaking on on "Mur"Mur-1i cagssus, 22, amt. 310800; Edger, cenoff the tiir sheriff »herlff to have your vottr sentence ।riialllng .i.nin,.,. the it,. kt Man-power . of the;I >ua. ■» .... 117100 IB. am', OwdwlU. I curried out " । Church." Young People's Night will census, 21. am't. 8189.00; Yecklcy. [be observed on Saturday evening. census. 17, am't. 3153 00. I Dr O. T. Denver will speak. A me­ THORNAPPLE—Thomapple-KelTwo Canadians Wish ; mortal service will be held on Thun­ logg district, census, 678. amount 30.­ ' day morning. 102.00. . Llfj to Be American 1 The Michigan Annual Conference WOODLAND—Woodland Consoli­ | Is coming to the Hastings First dated district, census, 313, amount. Citizens -----church for the 4th time. It was held 32.817. 1 Two petitions for naturalization as here for the first time In 1906. then YANKEE SPRINGS—Oates dlsAmerican citizens have been filed in 1924and^againJn and again In1936. 193(1.The Thelocal local trict. school census. 24. amt. *216X10: wtih with the county clerk. One h -church la in * flourishing condl-1 Yankee Springs dist. census. 18. ain't. 3162; Ritchie, census. 5, am't. by Francis V. Fleming, of Nashville . throughout the Conference are. 84540. the other by Edward J Adams, of . Conference • officials at present this city Both came to this country nre; Bishop Fred L. Dennis D. D . from Canada. Indianapolis. Ind.: Superintendent. Two Cars Side-Swipe Mr. Fleming Is 24 year* of age Rev. J F. Hatton D. D.. Detroit: Near Rogers Corners nnd was bom in Roblin, Canada. He Secretary. Rev. A. L. SpaffOrd. St was married nt Saulf Ste. -------Marie. . ----T_ Johns: Treasurer. L. S. Long of In the darkness and hard storm, Michigan, and has a young daugh- ; Marcellus Mr Long Lx rounding out at about one o'clock Tuesday morn­ ter. Mr. Adams is 56. and was bom 25 years as treasurer of the Michi- ing, two cars ride-swiped each I in Toronto. Canada He entered . gan Conference. other as they met. about half a mile L Michigan In 1913 at Port Huron. The people of Hastings who may south of the Rogers schoolhouse, on i was married nt Grand Rapids and । be Interested, arc cordlaly Invited the county road leading to Free­ '. has a son who is In business at North to attend any of the sessions, most port. Both care went Into the ditch ' Muskegon. j particularly lhe evening sessions. at opposite sides of the highway, with heavy damages to the autos. Carl Fox. of Fenton. Mich., was i driving his Chevrolet coach northi ward, having as passengers Marion I Roush and Dorothy Bunn, of Free­ port; and George F. Thompson of Battle Creek. Ted Walton of FrecIport was driving a Chevrolet plcklup southward. With him were Oer' aid Cudney. Wm VanderMale. Hugo 'White, Gaylord Whitney and Ver­ non Justin. i I Fortunately none were seriously 1 o'clock at Sparks Shop, 112 East Court St., I offer: . injured, but all were bruised and । some of them badly cut. Vernon Round table and 6 leather chain, circulating heater— • JUstln, 53. suffered an injury to his right shoulder. Ted Walton. 15. of ^Freeport, hud a bad cut In his left cool or wood, bookcase and desk, china closet, 5 rock­ । arm. Carl Fox had a cut in his forehead, also on his right knee. The ers. library table. 2 dressers, 3 full beds with coil three were brought to Pennock hos­ pital where their injuries were giv­ springs, commodes, stands, sewing machine, 9 x .12 en surgical treatment. w ANNUAL MEETING TO BE HELD HERE MH 52 RIM M W M OUT THEY MEN'S HEAVY DUTY WORK GO! MEN'S RUBBERS KNEE BOOTS M 60 WOMEN'S DRESS RUBBERS^gc 52 Grey, Red, White or Black Soles — Toke Your Choice '2.98 $^49 Men's Dress to $3.98 SJ69 RUBBERS BOYS' SIZES 298 SJ98 sm- 60 EXTRA LIGHTWGT. FISHING BOOTS $r r QS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS Saturday, September 12, 1942 .... 5 951, khaki a rug, garden tools. 3-4 bed and mattress, 6 tube Gen. M Electric cabineKfadig, quilts and bedding, odd chairs, 3 sets of good coil springs, carpenter Live Rubber Top» — Non Skid Clcatcd Soles — 6 to 11. SB 3S Rubber Is Vital in This War! Take Care of All Footwear! I-------------------------------------- lr! ISM________ - __ _______ MEN'S AND BOY'S TOUGH 4-BUCKLE ARCTICS 2.98 198 Womens Storm Rubbers All sizes 3 to 10 Same in Dress Weight CUT-HATE V 9 last ly planes, er articles too numerous to mention. Termi: Cash. kiFj J a tools, blow torch, dishes and cooking utensils and many oth- TO BE SENTENCED SEPT. 9 I Maurice Smith was arraigned be■ fore Judge McDonald Saturday foreInoon, In Circuit court, on a charge ■ of breaking and entering. He admit­ . ted his guilt Judge McDonald ac­ cepted his plea, and released him, until Wednesday of this Aeek on a 3500 bond. In that time he is to get his affairs in shape so he can receive 'his sentence Wednesday. SHOESTORE S/toe SPECIALS S‘TUR‘;‘’ FRIDAY GRAPEFRUIT JUICE unsweetened. 47 oz. can 2 for 39c ODESSA TOMATO JUICE 47oz.can 17c GRAPEFRUIT no. 2 am 2 for 25c SNIDERS SWEET PEAS ~-2 can 17c /“(RISCO 31b. can 69c BUY YOUR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE ' HASTINGS MICHIGAN �TOE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 19U PERSONAL MENTION Trevor Van Houten. Hastings, left Tuesday to enter training at the Great Lakes Naval Training station. Mr. and Mra. Hugh Case. Assyria, visited Mra. Clarence Grohe. Tues­ day. Mr. and Mr* uay Jordan and two children of Sylvania. Ohio, were HrftfcTlStf'SOCIAl EVENTS CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY, AUGUST 30. Mlsa Helen Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray, of Banfield.: ■» --«■ r Coven were laid for 14 for draeert at Oimww, of Mra. Lawrence I■ nr—> IT —r. j the Thome Her,rick on Wednesday of last week.! Kellar Stem. Robert O. Smith. JT, pastor of the. ward VanPopering and Mra. KenMr. and Mr*. Wlllta Smith of Benfield-Dowling Methodist circuit. *n®lh ^ber!Sux i Gibsonburg. Ohio, vteltod the tatter-* „ ln th. -ato° received lhe traveling prize . sister. Mra Eleanor Strtcklen pert of „ * "TT*- J” _ ' Out of town guests were Mr* Ho* ta-U week. Methodist church, was read by Rev. Forest Moored and family of Bat-' n°Jrd CrMner- P*-,tor of Valley MIm Bernice Janacn. Orangeville' children, of Chicago, were guest* of Mr. and Mm. William Crawford tie Creek and Mr. and Mra. Harlow Avenue Methodist church of Grand wilh some supplira for her work at Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. | Moored Moored and and Diana Diana called called on nn Flovd Plovd ’ R*pida n.ni*. Th. u .it."Neighborhood Howe-’ in Orange- ' Charles O'Hair and eons. Donald, Mooreds at Caledonia Sunday aft-, banked with gladioli and fall vllle. s and Kenneth of Bethesda. Md. cmoon. ,' ,----flowers, ------- The newly weds were spent from Wednesday until Sunday MIm/Dorothy Roush of Borges, 1 heartily congratulated by their COUNTRY CLUB NEWS with Mr. and Mrs. Crawford. (hospital, Kalamaaoo. spent the friends ______________________ _ I Thirty-two members attended the. after the ceremony Mr. and Mr». Roy Hotchkiss and I weekend with her parents. Mr. and The bride was attired In if light pot luck luncheon at the Country . blue marquisette and a ,matching Club on Tuesdaywith Mr* David roll and Mrs Gertrude Endsley- i Mr*- Warren Roush. spent Bunday In Marshall at Mra. 1 Mra. Brtale Wolfe and son, Jack. blue hat and veil, and her bouquet French and Mra Ray Fnuiie act-1 C. Hotchkiss: ail(| Carl Bljiey and daugh. was of white aaters. snapdragon ing as co-chairmen. A lovely ur-■' rangement of gladlolas centered lhe Mr. and Mrs Harry Van Daren Ur. David and Sandra, of Battle and baby breath ,. ' The matron of honor, Mrs. WIUls lounge table qf Adrian. *prnt the Labor Day I Creek, were Sunday guests of Mrs. were J donated were1 1 Gray, sister-in-law of the bride. . Prize* which ----------- --- ----------r.u* Wolfe. nuuc. weekend with Mr. and Mr* Wayne Ella . __ Merrick. Mrs. Earl McKibben. Mrs Willard wore pink net and carried a mixed won by Mr* George Hebden. Mr*. C ___ _ _ B Hodges. Mrs. Dewey Hon. Mra. of pink and blue flowers Mr and Mrs Arthur Reimer of White and Nila Joe are spending a bouquet Gordon Smith, brother of the-. DePorrest Walton. Mra. Roy Hub­ Cleveland. Ohio, spent the Labor couple days with Mr. and Mra groom. was best man. and lhe ush- bard and Mra. Clayton Brandstet- j Day weekend visiting friends in Charles White of Ovid. er* were the bride-* brother. Willis , ler. Hastings. " " Mra. L. B. Lockwood U visiting ed on relatives in Sparta Sunday Gray, and another brother of lhe , .MILLER—MYERS groom. Richard Smith. iter daughter. Miss Ruth Lockwood afternoon. Before the ceremony. Miss Pauline , Mr. and Mm. Harvey Myers of 1 of Detroit for a few days. Mra. Grace Dodds, of Kansas City. Bellinger sang "Because." accompan- Hastings announce the marriage of Mr and Mrs. Fred Ogden and Mr. their daughter. Lola to Carl Miland Mr*. Rraw Johnson spent Sun­ Mo. arrived Wednesday for a few led by her mother. Mra. Karl Bell­ Inger, who also played the lohtnday and Monday In Port Huron and | ler of Middleville. The marriage, Carl Wesplnter. grin Wedding march and the Men­ Detroit. took place Saturday. Sept. 5. In delssohn wedding march. Mr. and Mra. Bert Webb spent Mr. and Mra. Otta Isenhath and I Bryan, o. They were at tended by ; For her daughter's wedding. Mrs 'Mr. and Mra. John Miller, brother' Mra. Ella Wolfe visited Mra. Pearl Saturday in Kalamazoo on busi­ " . Gray wore brown and green sheer Bailey who Is In Hie hospital tn Bat­ ness. and sister-in-law of the groom. Monday. ■ .tle Creek. - --......................................................... .... and Mra. Harold Phillipa. II with green accessories The aroom’s i The bride wore a street length wore green and white silk ' dre.w of pink Jersey wool with black -Mr. and Mm. George Snyder of Mra. Dewey Hon and Mm. Da vid 'mother ■ Caledonia and Mr and Mrs. Frank [French spent Sunday at Macatawa 1 crepe and black accessories Both 'acceMorics and the bridesmaid wore Erb of Grand Rapids were weekend Bay with Mr. and Mm. R. E. Watt I had shoulder corsage* of mixed a dress of brown silk with brown . flower*. . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford on their boat, lhe "Nancy Lea." j accessories. Hammond. \ ree*«’Uon mr young couple am oe at Keith Lancaster and Stephen nl nomc V?®® Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hilton son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. James Langston and Hathaway were home from Albion J » n ■to lhcir ,r,ends Bl “n- who -- 126 8cillh Gw..’.;. H ;;-aWl a farm rm of Has- Mrs Harry Hilton ot Detroit and Miss Donna Stuart spent the week­ over the weekend. which were decorated wilh fall flow- ,over. ...... tings celebrated their golden wed-:their grandchildren. Pau] and Barend at Holland and Saugatuck. Emeat Severance and Mra. F J. ding anniversary August 30 at their bar* Barnum. Their reception fifty The MLsses Winnie Roush, Fran­ Mra. Smith chow a navy blue n r* r >. aj own home. Their anniversary- date ’ years ago was held Ln the same ce* Cowles, and Katherine Murray crepe dress with black accessories ’ R. G. rOrtncy NCW 1* September 10. but in order tor: house. Mr. and Mra. Hilton were returned Monday from a week's va­ B R Minford and- Merry Alice of for the wedding trip through north- | n:.*.,-,* Fickorw Pontiac and Mra. Wayne Frey and em Michigan The couple will be **>S«FICr Fisnery their grandson to attend they celr-1 the recipients of many lovely gifta.cation In Chicago and Detroit. btated earlier. | Quests present were Mr. and John Isenhath. Corliss Barnes and Dorothy Jean of Beverly Shores. at home In the parsonage here after Supervisor Here The farm they live on will have I Mra. Walter Barnum and Mr. and Ind , were weekend visitors at th* Bert Payne spent lhe weekend nt September 14. ■ Severance home. Cadillac trout ftehing. They brought Mrs. Smith is a graduate of Bat­ : Mr R. G. Fortney. District Fish­ been in the family 100 years Janu-1 Mra. Harry Walldorff who have ary 13. 1943. The three owners have ' celebrated their Golden annlverback Mra. Bert Payne who had been Inland Bennett and son Ray­ tie Creek high school and ha* been ery Supervisor of Parts, Midi., will visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra. mond and Victor Sisson were at the office asBlstant for Dr. R. C report at Hosting* on Sept. 11 to been Eli Hilton, Louis Hilton and saries; Dave Bollinger of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Willard MiUer. Mr. Durax Olin, for a week. lhe Diideen church, northwrat of Wlmlow and Dr Sherwood Winslow reptecc the late John L Brass and William Hilton. Mra. Hilton, who Is 68 year* of and Mra. Harry Barnum and JuRobert Reed wrti leave Sunday for Ionia Sunday evening, where the In Battle Creek The Rev Mr. Smith assume the duties of district fishery the Webb Institute of Naval Archi­ latter brought lhe message in lhe is a graduate of Grand Rapids high supervisor. Mr Fortney grew up<on age and Mr. Hilton. 70. enjoyed the.dllh. all of Lansing; Mr. and Mra. day tint with a family dinner, then'A. J. Larsen, Mr. and Mra Dan tecture. New York, N. Y. He Jias absence of the pastor. school and Grand Rapids university. n farm near Charlotte nnd was a in lhe afternoon a surprise recep- Walldorff and Helen, and Mr and been awarded a four-year scholar­ Mr. and Mra. Charles Christman • • • -------------former employee ot lhe U. S. Fub tion was planned for them by their Mrs. Robert Walldorff. ship which leads to the Degree of ' spent ,___________ Sunday at Grand Rapid*, the CRAWFORD—CREGO and Wildlife Service and has been Bachelor of Science. Rear Admiral i guests of their sons, Lewis and Ted Grace Episcopal church was the wlth lh« Michigan Conservation De­ George Rock is administrator of the i and their families institute. | Mr. and Mra Kart Hafner and scene on Saturday afternoon at 4 P<rt«nenl since 1922 He ha* been In o’clock of the wedding of Ml.u charge of fishery operation* in the Mr. and Mra. Geo. Snyder of Cal-' niece. Sandra Willowby. of Ann ArJeanne Frances Crego, daughter of Parts district since 1930. cdonla, Mr. and Mra. Frank Erb of (bor nre visiting Mr. and Mra. J. L. Dr. and Mra. A. John Crego. GlenDurfee Mr Ira A Shultx has been tn Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mr*. Clif­ Valentine this week. Sunday they ail wood ava„ SB. nnd WlUiam Fred- ch‘r«* h«* «,nc« | The East Baltimore W. M. A. will ot John Dr. Banning, Recently From meet with Mrs. William Surplice ford Hammond, loeal. spent Satur­ visited Mr. and Mra. Arthur Valen­ erlck Crawford, son of Mr nnd Mr*. BraM on June 28 day evening at the home of Mr. and tine and children of Middleville and Indio, To Speak Thursday. Sept 10 at 2 o’clock. Clarence W. Crawford of Hustings. | SAVV TRAINS *MFN 1 Mrs. Earl Buck. R. P. D. on Monday they attended tne Wood­ .Miss Ola Stlrley of Marshall visit­ land home-coming Martin Comers mTnv TE *nd JUnlOr ed her sister. Mrs. Pete Maus over Mr. and Mra. F. J. Hoonan spent ^e^farmreatm.^^^ Preaching next Sunday al 10 labor Day part of last week at Mackinaw City White gladioli and t*n taper* in of Comm,’rce invited to attend o'clock. All are cordially invited and M,’. and Mra. Lewis Geiger of De­ and Mackinaw Island. also for Sunday school following, troit visited hl* slater. Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Will Hauer' and seven-branch candelabra were used ahow BDiitutie were cxnlalncd today 'lhe l’ro8r*n’ following lhe supper of The W. S. C. 8. will-meet with Bishop over Labor Day. Glenn Mead of Woodland were Mra. Artie Slocum. Wednesday, Sept Reed Furrow and friend. Mis* Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. I. before which lhe couple spoke their flcer ln Charsc of Navy r^ufting 1 o. O. F. hall Monday evening 18. for a pot luck supper. Gladys Reynolds, ot Flint spent the H. Rowley and Harold. cordially invited. —r—"Verne R. SUlwell, organist, be*idfs f0L‘^L'wa”a-_ r Sept- 14. Tlie supper for the men 1 weekend with hl* parent*, Mr. and1 Mr. and Mra. William Fox of Kal' wedding marches, i will be at 6:30 and the program will Norah Hope Mrs. Freeman Furrow. am*R»-spent tne weekend with the ‘ traditional11 _•. from 17 to 50 year* old. Inclusive, start about 7:45. This is the flrat । The Brush Ridge community club Wdodrow Allerding is home from their parents, Mr. and Mra. Harley music: "Because." "In Moonlight." exnerience^re given nettv 1meeting of both groups since early Kansas on a 10 day furlough. ___ _ will meet at the school house Friday Fox____ ana_____ Mr.___and __ Mra. Archie in the summer. Richard Hessmer ha* been visit- I Relckord. evening, Sept. 11. Mrs. Mabie AnTStlhriA. hl P’’’- month, plus dependent allow- , Dr. John Banning of Holland. । Ing his sister nnd family. Mrs MarMr. and Mr* Max Bauer of De­ bride, who entered on the arm 1Mich., for about forty years a real- ; vin Klein nt Growe He and they I troll were weekend guest* of Mr ofThe her father, was gowned In an Hn2?in .hieh 1dent of India, will be the speaker ।Lena Hart has charge of the pro­ both went to Canton. Ohio, to visit' and Mra. W. G. Bauer. gram. Pot luck supper. ivory saUn model fashioned with a *or. hfn L_____________________ — ______ of the evening Inasmuch as India their brother and family. Dwight] Bernard Caln and daughter. BarKne^nf XrionTn" radto. eli- , £ ^‘ ‘"w.r* nS^d ri™ Cloverdale Bessmer. From llurrc they made a bare Louise, have returned to their The Cloverdale W. C. T. U. will be visit wilh friends a*. Pittsburgh and' home In Marblehead. Ms**. after and a full skirt ending in a long mx'ehlX Ml' ' ur. winning nas oecomc so weu nc- held at the church Tuesday. Sept. 18. he returned Saturday and left for i spending a week with Mr. and Mra. train. A tiara of seed pearls held In nlace her fingertip length veil of qualnted with that country In his Election of officers and payment of Fort Custer this Wednesday. I Theron Ca(n. Jacob Rehor spent Monday in) Mr and Mrs. Ed Smith left Sun- bridal Illusion tulle, and she carried man. photographer, baker, pherma- ;years of residence there, his address dues. Vole at primary. Mire to be of unusual interest. ------------------ • Newaygo. 1 day for Fort Riley. Kansas to visit a. white prayer book topped with cist, signalman, yeoman nnd utore- is :Hence the invitation for the ladles MARRIAGE LICENSES Mr*. Albert Bcssmrr visited her < their son Earl, who is in the radio gardenias from which hung satin keeper. , to Join their husbands for lhe ad- John E. Hickey. Nashville .......... 20 daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and communication service corja at that A Navy recruiting officer will be dress. Mbs Mara Frances Graves as maid Norma J. Bldelman. Nashville ..18 Mn. Thomas Stebbins at Grand place. at the Post Office litre every Mon-----. « • »'------------- Harold Helsel. City Rapid* for the weekend. j Mra. Virginia Baird returned Wed- ot honor, wore a pale blue moire L-------------------- U. •— .K.,_ -UrI>ret Kurr CUy Mr nnd Mrs. Curtis Bottum and nesday of last week from Harbor Cangreuman. Clare E. Hoffman, Curtis. Jr. and Ed. of Akron, Ohio, 1 Springs, where she spent a short because almost single-handed he and her colonial bouquet was ot pink bANFIELD nnd Edward Bottum. Jr., of Detroit, vacation. ,“chs,“ . ! The W S. C. S. of Ute Methodist has worked to maintain their right spent Labor Day weekend with Mr. Mr. and Mrs Gustav von Rel* and If two equal quantities of water, Bridmu.14. were Dorrt, church „„ K by M„ I daughter*. Patricia and Karin, of nnd Mra. E. F. Bottum. hot and cold, are placed under Iden­ without paying tribute to the CIO. tical natural freezing conditions, the Mr. and Mrs Kingsley- Farr and Detroit, spent the weekend with Mr Kent. Bette Williams. Hazel Pycock. Ev Sweet Thursday P M ‘ farm organtxason. Laurence, of Otsego were Sun-1 and Mra. Aben Johnson at their Dorothy Joseffy, Jean Loppenthlen cold water will freeze drat, because tion.—Adv. Bernard Wohl- Battle Creek ^..u, day guests of Mr. and Mr*. E F. lOun lake cottage. recently moved onto i of lhe time required to remove the LyOU ,.rm wWch M, Bottum. ' Mra. Stella Knlskem and Mra. rred. -nw «U wore rueteU moire heat from the hot water. *1“ "“IS4 Benm.n ho purehewd. Mr. and Mr*. Mark Coleman and .Mary Evart* spent Saturday in It is true to a limited extent, how­ Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Coleman and Charlolte with Judge and Mra. Roy areteU Of real Power, In Italr hair , Walut Hot/, j,, ,ho „ , ever. that water which first has Their bououele wm of orchid aalcr. ctol daughter. Corrlnc, of Battle Creek, McPeek . been heated will freeze more rapid­ and guest John Battling, of Evan­ navy .unoned In New York Clt>-: Dr. and Mra. Guy Keller left and lavender gladioli. ly than unheated tater. provided ston. III.. were Monday evening Wednesday for Saugatuck where Belly hr-a- Malley. Bower girl. b home on , „n day.s furlough. they have the same temperature quests qf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cole­ they will spend the remainder of the S" aY-h" sd, vaaled a Mr and Mra. Gordon Buxton are when subjected to freezing, because eolnnUl bouduelor Bachelor buhom; d, „ smwi„ man. • “ ot lhe difference in density and the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Storrs ..pent Dr. and Mra. G. L. Lockwood and yellow daisies. Harold Kimmel ol HaaUn« wax I o„y the weekend in Lowell, gucsti of spent . amount of dissolved air. Labor Day weekend on a fish­ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Finds. ing trip to Pine river. beat man and uahera/«re William । „,a Bob,rt Sm|,„ h,,a nl Richard Callihan who Is with the Miss Marion Cook is planning on MorgamOordnn Jaenba, KelU>Un-|lh, MMhoallt ehureh Tuexday al navy, stationed in New York, flew spending this weekend with Miss cester. enter. William De cou cod and James Jerne. 3,w p M perTexas has more farm woodland home lost week to spend a couple Joan Roger* of Prairieville. rauiucr, mi oi tiasiuig*. ana turnK'n- rormed by lhe Bev Floyd Cramer area than any other state. n„h O'Hair CTT.I, of ot Bethesda. ne,o^,. Md UH . a . cou™,. nith days with his parents. Mr and Mn. MISS VIRGINIA MOORE !sln of the groom ceremony a recci Roy Callihan. ceremony a reception was held in the Moat Doctors Mr. and Mra. Floyd Rice had for ACCEPTS POSITION .Bncl Mrs, P0**1-1 Hchurch parlors. -1 of vu.cujv. u „ weekend guests. Mra. Frank Lydorf . IN WISCONSIN Chicago, uc„ acted as agMuawi master glim nnd Mrs. Betty «. Flee pi Holland visited Miss Virginia Moore, music in- mistress of ceremonies. Mra. Jessen her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis population than any country. and Mrs Roy Maurer and *on of structor Irf our schools last year, has . selected a dress fashioned with a Bannister. Vosburgh Inst week Pvt. Martin Van Gelson spent accepted a position in the schools black taffeta skirt and white satin c™*! rend'edThe Blrlhday'duVdm,wr al Bunday and Monday with relatives iLySFSu'HuJ?, and friends here. year. 8tie aas tp have taught In De-, of roses. Mrs. Jessen Is a sister of the th_ homB n» «fr anti Mr. w j troit. but when offered this podtlon. | groom. ’ In H^lng" Thu^d.y Miss Janet Smith spent Sunday accepted It as she would be,nearer, For her daughter's wedding Mrs.___________ a , and Monday at Clear lake lodge. Mr. and Mj» Frederick Boulter. her father who is supervisor of music j Crego wore a powder blue triple ' KIWANIANS HEARD STEAM HEAT <local* and his sister Marlon of in Appleton. Wisconsin, and also sheer frock with a blue hat and or- SAFETY ENGINEER Plainwell, spent lhe weekend -at head of the instrumental department chid oorsage. Mrs: Crawford, mother , At the regular noon meeting 01 T A COLD WATER at Lawrence Conservatory. (of the groom, wore black crepe, the Kiwanis club last Wednesday Harbor Springs with relatives. SHOWER BATH Mr and Mra. Bull Smith and Miss Moore's duties will consist of । black accessories and a corsage of. at the Hotel Hastings. Rom Farm, daughter Dione of Jackson spent expects to have a Girl’s Glee Club ■ purple orchids. {safety engineer of the city of Grand the wcekendgwith relatives here. || teaching grade music and she also . Mra. Archie E. Owen and Mrs. Rapids, was the speaker. He spoke Mra Carrie Montgomery and; with a membership of between 50 T. Edward Dickinson of Phlladel- on thesubject of "Safety Engtneergrandson, Bobbie Delano of GrandI and 80 girt*. Along with these she phla. presided at the urns at the reing -. Rapids, were visitors in the city lut, also will coach soloists, trios, quar- cepllon which followed in lhe church The meeting this week. Wednestelte* and other vocal ensembles, in parlors. Assisting about the room*. day. was held at the Clear Lake Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Webb and। order to prepare them for tpe an-: were the Misses Margery Low. Mary' Coast Guard camp and the mem­ >ns of Milford were Tuesday- nual district music contest* in the Rodd. Eleanor Andre and Diane bera were shown about the camp by guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Webb. I spring. | Downing. The bride s table was een- Lieut. Plumley. Mr. and Mra. J. E McCullough I ilrctMldek.hgfmusg R-HPW shrd et tered by a three-tiered <cake sur----------------nd family of Flint spent the weekwtek-j: ---------------- *♦ ■ roundt * by white daisies. and ------» HICKORY CORNERS end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wa-, JnLn Train* The Wesleyan MethodUt mission­ For traveling on a western trip. tent at their cottage al Gun lake. , CfWOy I raillt Mrs. Crawford chose a black vel­ ary convention will meet at Eaton Bud Water, was also home from In Naval Ordnance for an all day meeting. Sept. veteen suit trimmed In braid. Her 1 Rapids r----------------...__ ,___ Ypsilanti for the weekend. । accessories were black and she wore ‘IB. 1942. Services begin at 10:00 n. Our aim is tV-help you retain an impreg­ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stem and: Ensign John Erway. of Davla, gardenia* on her shoulder. m.. 1:30 p. m and 7:00 p. m. The Mr. and Mrs. Crawford will be at'speaker for these services is Mrs. their guests. Mr and Mra Flndt of Cal., visited hl* parents, Mr. and nable beauty front — natural.* poised, New Albany. Ind., spent a tew days Mra. R. W. Erway. route 5. from home after Sept 15 at Wall iake -C. C. Decker, a returned missionary at the Oun lake cottage. . Thursday Uli Sunday, whtn he left tor the months of September and 1 from Africa. Everyone is welcome. charming. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wareham and for Newport, R. I., for a two months October.—The Grand Rapids Herald. Mra. Homer Bartlett is spending Sandra came Monday to take Jan training course. Present from Hastings were Mr. thia week at Galesburg, PERMANENTS pack to Detroit. She had been I Ensign Erway hu been assistant and Mrs. Richard A. Oroos. Mr. ana j Machlneleaa 12-56 Finger Wave spending a few day* with Mr. and । chemical instnirtor at Davl*. the up, others from Dried OU Mra. Kellar Stem * Agricultural Division of the Uhtver- W. Stebbins, the Rev. and Mra’ The BEAUTY BAR fLM. Mr and Mn Glenn Clum and *lty of California. He .Iso was work­ Don A. Gury. Mr. and Mr*. A. J daughter spent Sunday with Mr. f Ing on hit Ph. D.. degree. and «... Mra. -Albert Hauer ... ot Woodland. He cimsicu enlisted m In the Ordnance ueDe­ ana rara. w. m. Dieooui*. jic me vrunance Mr and Mra. Willard Perry and tpartment * ----. Reserves . Hoars—• to ft oxcopt by sbooUIof lhe Naval sev-' Also present were Mrs. Crawford-* MB. Closed TkuMxyi. son. B<frt. of Midland, epent Bun-1 feral months ago and was called to brother and family. Mr. and Mrs day and Monday with Dr. and Mra., training last week. He had been at' Chas, bltoir and son. Donald, of HOTEL HASTING* mono ST1*-B- A. Perry. . the University lite past four years. Bethesda Md. ; .&«»>»»» ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS 5 CHARMER MRS. AMERICA JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP FALL HAT Made By Stetson and' Schoble 5 00 to 7-50 Now is the time to discord the old straw bonnet and get under One of these fine quality felts. Lightweight felts .are most popular—factory blocked—and in splendid fall colors. Shades of blue and brown are "tops." BAIRD SOFT CRUSHER 395 Hats • NEW SHIRTS NEW TIES UY OH DS Al RD’S Rugged Suits Mod* by HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Every garment 100% new wool — worsteds — Shetlands or tweeds. Tailored in the same fine style and manner as always 45 00 Clothcraft and American Clothing Co SUITS 3000 3250 3500 Others from $16.50 to $27.00 100% AH Wool Nunn Bush Shoes Arrow Shirts New Hom ONDS �UCHT THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER It. 1>U WANTED CONSTRUCTION LABORERS CHURCHES 10 HOURS PER DAY 6 DAYS PER WEEK 80 CENTS PER HOUR Sheldon Agency All Riads of lasnraac* Surety Bonds kOM 2183 . , Hasting* Swanson Agency ______________________ ' IaUTO BBPAUUMO AMD MISO. Misery of ! IF YOUB.BBAKE* ABE not worklu* IM W. Stale properly,\ you are la MrloaR 4«n*.r PROTECT YOUR CAR AU type*'.of trouble correct*! Beak* From *1X0 up with ; Motor EUlk.^liMtingR Phone 111*. IbI'Y' y^ur n»Ji winter'* aptl-froere now Slate Farms 80-2S collision Jrr In''TrSU-4 Mt.^Brv.. Mol... FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT __ _ _________ tf _____________ 666 •HE 1 CLEANING AND DYEIMO pill AUCTION SALES List Your Sal* With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE 3261 Dates can be made at Banner office. it EMPLOYMENT -HELP WANTED DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Hosting* Above Miller Ice Creia Store Phone 2703 tf. COLDS hj EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT WANTED—lUady torn al woodwork. .Uo worn.*. I., Irara bwlldinc hoa.r trailer. Apple Hotel I curb I'o * In WAITH ENK WASTED—Apply M» ixr ; .on. Anwrkaa Lesion jfhepltal. Hal II- Creek. Mich. V 10 1 WAN 1 KU — Mrn for tractor work- and d.lr> barn «o«l. w»s».. Ktcellem Inin* -ondHIoa.. Hlare Common- 1 wealth Firm.. Albina. Mirh i» lu W.STEU M.u work ..n farm. flood I for some of that good Lily White Flour good health Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repair* furnished and The big wind refer* to * .term which began January 6, 1835). and raged for two daya and night* along the coaita of Iceland and England. Il was the moil devaateting »torrn In Ireland within the memory of man. Many live* were loit in Dub­ lin and Liverpool lhe Irish tea was atrewn with wreck* of ship*, and hundred* of home* were blown down In Galway. Limerick. Athlone and other place*. Much additional dam­ age wa* caused by fire* started and fanned by. the sale without sugar. Sugar may L-c add­ ed to canned fruits out-of the regu­ lar sugar ration when the jars are opened. Fruit* may be also canned wilh only a small amount of sugar, or with part sugar and part honey or in- ECON O-COAL STOKERS Eaveitroaghing G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. JERRY ANDRUS CARDS OF THANKS | ' * , SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or • Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 Hide Must Bo in Good Condition AUCTIONEER PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE List your Auction Salts with VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY DEWEY REED Kathnate* cheerfully given. Date* U* be mad* at Banner office. Phoss M67 Hatting*, Mich. Shipping Livestock on •1 Every Saturday JAKE OEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Haating* stock­ yards. phone 2588. or eall 717—F3 through t h o MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS ronillllon. rmvm.Lie ri "llii1 T- »t". KALIC -yu.mil> «t tlmotii, l»l .,.tr.. C II |lurt-r. -1 of t»owli>.< V Cor-Nr.-.l Hrr-fi-r>l C. "BILL” SHERWOOD When one of John Cabot's crew of IB. peering through the mists at 5 a. m.. June 24. 1497, joyfully shout­ ed "Land, ho." what land was he lean continent was at that moment being diicovcrcd historian* general- INSURANCI Hotel Hasting* Where Did Cabot’s Ship Land? Opinion! Differ Phi disagreement on whether Cabot'* ship, the Mathew, was putting' in at the northern tip of Cape Breton 4TH DISTRICT CASH World War Veteran; Member of State Legislature 1933-1939; An Experienced Legislator; A Proven For your old Scrap Iran, ha* now placed argument* before the Newfoundland Historical society which he say* indicate that Grate* Rodiotors, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Bra**, Copper & Land. Professor English claim* to have found a large rock on the foreshore of this harbor on which are letters, undecipherable now with the naked eye. When a photograph of the 'letter* was placed under a micro- GLENN F. LAUBAUGH SS5 Na. Michigan Avenue MM 2837 Hastings Friend to Old Folks; Friendly to Labor. Farmer and Small Businessman; Member Farm Bureau.. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES—$7.50 PRIMARY. SEPTEMBER 15 COWS—$6.00 We Have a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service TOOL MAKERS We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 On Air Craft fixhires. Professot English contend* that lhe Italian Cabot placed hl* Vene­ tian name, Giovanni Caboto, on this rock. He explain* that the RIC is no doubt part of the name Henricu*. or Henry VII. the Tudor king of England, under whose patronage Cabot put out from Bristol. Eng­ land. May 2. 1497. Template makers and filers. Top role paid for A-1 men. Proof of Citizenship required. LEMAY TEMPLATE SERVICE, 10319 Warren. E.. Detroit, Mkh. LOREN DEMOCRAT COPPOCK Bearda Will Be In Style The War Production board order freezing sale of safety razors by manufacturers and jobbers, except to the armed forces, make* interest­ ing theae tact* about safety razor*. The safety razor iridustry turned out ■bout 10.000.000 units last year, us­ ing 1,663,000 pounds of brass In the process. That's enough to make 31.3'8X00 30 caliber cartridges or 3­ 047.000 cartridge clip* for the Gar- AUCTIONEER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Phone 17-F21 Hkkory Corner* al Truss Fitting or ■ Household Maternity Expert Mr*. Hattie B. Eggleston. AUega- tensity-<ate*. During her long_career. Mr*. Eggleston ha* eared'-for the children *nd grandchildren of lome of the earlien babies on her KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS for CONGRESS LISTEN ABABABA . WMV DON'T YOU GET Pin or THIS OLD PAG AND —.GET A MODERN BUS - LOOK IN THE YELLOW PAGES OE TUE TELEPHONE DIPECTOPY Y. TOP AN AUTOMOBILE DEALEP REPUBLICAN Get ths Facts Before You Vote. 2. That he left the Committee on Agriculture, early In his first term, because he waa more Interested in sniping al labor than in farm problems? X That he voted against fortifying Guam (2-23-39), against a larger navy (3-1-3!) and against a larger air force. 4. That he opposed aid to England (2-6-41 and M-16-41). say­ ing "Many of us doubt Germany want* more than has been asked down through lhe ages by every people • • • "? 5. That he lias been before ■ Grand Jury investigating (edi­ tion 4 limes, his secretaries 6 times and .that he supplied ma­ terial. long afterPeari Harbor, for use of which 28 people are 6. That Senator J. T. Hammond, in 4 YEARS, ha* had 34 hill* passed and established an all-time record for consecutive ac­ complishment* for hl* District? 7. That hl* record 1* Just a* constructive as Hoffman's is IM per cent destructive. �THE HASTINGS BANNER * IICHTY-SEVf NTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 10, 1942 SECTION TWO—TACH VAIII1A AIICTDAI1AM fond 01 th* pe0>,1B here They,have.--------------------------- --------- i hearing claims filed, notice to credl- the places ot Mr. Andrus and Miss with their muddy bills until It was,In that townahlp. She ^'survived by GRANTED LEAVE TO tors issued Hallock. black. After cleaning up that mess|I rher husband. Ernest Richmond, alto DB- ALTLAND lout nights and finding entertain, Est. Seymour A. Rzigler Waiver of . The annual meeting of lhe Prairie- • I ought them at the work shirts' by two sons and six daughters, four­ notice filed,---------order------------allowing rille,urangevnie. Orangeville.Hope Hopeand andBarry Barry 'and whammed urcm them WIM, with a awipwu. dish pan. I| ----------------waccount ------------vine, . — fit —r—H ■___ ________ ... be . rintl'l t—11 the t K— Humane Mtiman— Society, tv one Or-.. t; tr*n grandchildren and one great- county have granted a l*a« f r r’.’t—-------------------------------------------------------------- entered. Hoee Detective Association will Don ’t tell 'uLthLlAthe^Kr?&lik^Lrty &t' K1Vlr“ Weaver Warrant and I Est. Jessie Dtllenbeck. Warrant held at Delton on Satuday. Sept. 24 of Uiat and Chrlst^ K^dch^ also by a^ »btar im. —— r । dinner Ernest Morehouse of Prsirievlle. The aS XthS on" ySa^II taTm lnventory rtltd ’and Inventory filed - ” » *' — ri,"'-‘r will be held in *" September. May 2. 1942 ,, ... funeral was held Sunday afternoon Dear----- : I no doubt in my mind aa to how the Katie Norris. Proof of publlEst. Louis J. DuBota. Inheritance Eugene Halhom. Pre*. , We [oo W1U gUd when the al the Marshall funeral home In ment. who has been appointed modlWe don't have Defense bonds, we Diggers have made such a name for c“Uon flkd- °rd‘‘r »ho*hig claims tax receipt filed .i Ughta g0 on “«#ln 811 over Plainwell, and the burial was tn Co3.it Guard. have War Saving* certificates, one , themselves In various theatres of ••nW. final account filed, order Unlike most Ita atasice. ita. Has- world J - .l_.... It cities of It* . and aU<) W1W|| the ihftk HtlUide cemetery, near Plainwell. E»t. Mildred — Smith. et al. Annual pound, face value—1 a shillings each,jwar." ' account “entered, discharge Talking ot the A-I>. Diggers. allowing r ** * account filed. ■ - # tings has no telephone exchange. .ers shake [ ’ n • and National Saving* bonds at 1011 there has been a further Influx of of 1 executors issued, estate enrolled. Eat. Mary A. Fuller. Acceptance of John Beumer, the Jeweler, and local GET IN THE SCRAP! pounds each. Ill tend you a War returned agent of the telephone company has Est. Jessie Dillenback. Bond of trust of hospital board filed. chaps from abroad. I notice that one of the gag car- . Savings certificate later. ■ administrator entered, letters testa­ । They're certainly In (great shape. । Est. Rosetta Dunkelbergcr. Final secured from the state agent an toonlsta who specializes In monkey 1 I Yea. we have always employedI "t,u,n«c predicaments is showing a tendency ' How is bike riding going? Il's an 1mentary entered, order limiting set­ account and receipts filed, order girls but wilh the present rate of !I enjoyable ( ,l M8 “ >ear “re to make bu monkey subjects with pastime, isn't it? I do 'tlement of estate and appointing assuming residue entered, discharge et^t rlrtiS enlistments and call-up* 1 in 5 men ’,quite a bit of it. in fact. I don't appraisers entered, petition for hear­ of Admr. issued, estate enrolled. tor. , J«P»ne^ racial facial characteristics. It i contracted . r u-.i . Japanese characteristics. It 1 J ’ X. ’ wLl*w5i ,Or J< I1 were the I t would . are in uniform which has brought ;, I / Est. Prank H. Hall. Petition and ing claims filed, notice to creditor* i know what I'd do without it. That’s 1 U» monkeys. monk,,*,, «ooW dedo, Im MlnW, KdMv. II. clare „„ cartoonist*.-' about a big increase in girl workers, 1' another thing the Yanks can't, un- 1issued. 8 fchoo Wcdne *d“y- He war on the order filed. 1 Detroit rirtmlt and anH take tn tK- . . will go to the ... especially at our branch which em- ,-----------Est. Floyd E. Wood. Final account z „there — are *o many' Est. William H. Blnnan-PeUlion dentand—_.. why H? ” ’ '' lp »<•«""««"<« u» ploys more men and women even ;। bikes ; here and so few car*, rm.glad to transfer Consumers Power stock filed, order allowing claims entered, then the head office. on tne iaxes. about lhe whole aar situation isI to hear of so much enjoyment and, filed, order to/a**ign Consumers order assigning residue enteretj, dis­ Thanks for the sympathy, and happiness । ’ ** ; the armed forces' privilege of sendcharge of executor issued, estate still left In the world. I ** ------------- — - . Power..stock-eh te red COMPLETE since his death <my cobber) there’s j,am not inferring that we don’t enjoy , MUNICTPAL COURT ing letters |XHtage free, Especially c., Ac- enrolled. Eat. Ilarmcnla «. M. Trethrick. been quite a number after him. Ev- ', ’ Bradford Bonner. 27. ot Delton, w,,en we get letters from such arVhe^^akf^rta'hteiJ havr ou,r momenta- count of administrator filed, waiver LINE own [h? mnetat but “ °nly ***"” ,here li„thr of notice filed, order allowing ac- inventory filed. was brought Into Municipal court I)lftCes as Australia and don't have mt 7nd ^uanv^ave?Mnd Hfxlr_to u" I count entered, discharge entered, esMonday. September 1. charged with' to Ust<’n 10 Uie klda scrap over Who the casualty list and usually aver . tj)(, spirit of the people, however. t«te enrolled speeding his car In Hickory Corners geU lhe ,Un,P And “>’• «hat a age two or three acquaintances < to *uperb-at any rate, what have - -' l<o?ucSi“w «nKSd’JhJ}1?! B°cttw<>rd Glances iMMd Iho^orroru-L(d*U-H’hkr>e hf"< l** boy in Auair,tia u u,e week: some close, others Jud friends.' We to be down-hearted about? but all gallant lad*. It’s at momenta , . . .... -*H»t.e»Bit, of Yesterday Iffi “‘d • • • lik, these ihM> that that II get art sick nick and and tired tired ,1 a|)d gIad y0U wolnen IUted -lhC Adelect like for lhe 1 v^w-points, WRITES LETTERS COURT HOUSE NEWS: 1 School Supplies KEEP IN TOUCH 01perhap* we would give them a page >p“nS « UoubiJS. U, Y.nil b,% ,n5 1" ,h*.’ t rh BonMr m”*”* * a* they-were wont to be in the days TWSHTY YMM AOO ' ’"wf?““d°' FOR RURAL ■^^'d^Vnn^. S "rS.'SSr K Fo“’D D ^idii0' ' ...no .,u „ bUd on U>« >11 Blon« U» obUld, o . rem< ,onln»l ,i>0 ,und “S SSk'TS.h, r™r «. hu>. U>n.0on. ,_ndjln.r,_ U~> >bouU,r „ >nouU„ „ To­ will filed, order admitting will en- Thursday for the new M. E. church , day tn Australia we find them work- ! tered. bond of executor filed, letters at Dowling. the next morning then I have to ing in munition factories from the testamentary Hai . . .issued, . order limiting Hastings has a new postmaster— ing timri. Just as well this doesn't ages of 14 to M years and as con- settlement entered, petition for hear- Wm. L. Shulters. ductor* on busei. guards and porters I tag clalmea filed, notice to creditor* ,। "Mias *' Harriet L. Peckham, a for­ go on every night. I have passed my on the railway* and doing valuable (issued. i first aid exam, also am now an work In lhe R.A.A.P.. WA NS., i Est Carl Edwin Warren. Annual mer teacher tn the Barry County Nomal. died Monday al Coopers­ nccosnplished ARP. fire-fighter, , W.R.N.S.. WA.T.C.. and several' Recount filed. town. N. Y„ aged 63. runner, and" have had some expe­ ।other services, thus replacing men; i Eat. Edgar -L. Henney. Petition to rience at flre-watching or roof spot­ for more active service." THIRTY YEARS AGO open safety deposit box filed; order ting. In between times I’m kept pret-. Lionel. to open safety deposit box entered. Sept. 12. 1913 ' ty buujr at school and homework. . Est. Clarence V. Kinne Order to Charles Sherwood has purchased Tile most popular tunea here now sell certificates of stock entered of Bert Sparks, the Star grocery. are "Waltzing Matilda.” "Daddy,” ALLEGAN FAIR Est. Orville J Kingsburg. Oath be­ "Maggie Murphys Home." as the ••Waiter and the Porter." "Boom -­ fore sale filed, bond on sale filed, re­ late Luther Bennett called the little 504." "Hev. Little Hen." "Does She JErl.ZI TO ZO port of sale filed. cabin In which he lived the last Love Me?"' A Pair of Silver Wings.” ! Ext. Clark Titmarsh. Pinal ac­ few years, became city property last nnd "Down Every Street" . Preparation (for Allegan count* •i Last week we had a public holl- ; F»h. to be the beat In ita hUtoiy., count filed, order assigning residue week, a force composed of City day In commemoration of the Anzacs are nearing completton. according to। entered, discharge of administrator Marshall Hurst. Sheriff Ritchie. Mayor Osborn. Alderman Dawson. <Australian. New Zealand Army E. W. DeLano. prealdent and *ecre- issued, estate enrolled. Ext. Louis J. Du Bols. Account Will Hilton. Clyda Stodge. Commis­ Corpsi who on April 25th. 1915 *o tary of lhe Pair ^tatlon. Con'------' gallantly landed al OalllpoU. A story *bbU? n tag de- filed. sioner Will Leonard and his men— which need not be repeated non but n>»nd extra tent, are being ordered Ert. Alvah Pennock, et al. Order. James oo ton. Charles Reed. Wm. •John Masefield, the eminent poet, to take care of lhe overflow stock confirming sale of real estate en- Roush,________________ „ te and Nud Fisher r swooped wold* what I consider u perfect!8nd fftrm displays. . .tered. down upon the place, located at lhe Est Ella Bumfora. Order confirmend ------------------------of High street, -prepared verse: "They were the finest body of Death Dodger* Here |j ------------------------- , east — — ----------Morris. ., to move the building. Robert Morri*, young men ever brought together in 1 Appearing on the opening day tlnR “*• entered. modem times. For phyilcal beauty nBatn thta year will be Jimmy' Est. Marjorie E. Boyes. Annual the owner, at first defied them but finally accepted payment for and nobility of bearing they sur- I Lynch’s Death Dodger*, coming account filed. ---------------------- »20 *in ------*------- - '~ passed ony men I have ever seen, back for the third lime, with a "clrat. Dori* Beattie. Annual account the place and moved out. Just what They walked and looked like things Cus of death” surpassing any pre- 1 filed, discharge of guardian Issued. will be done with this addition to . the city's municipal edifices has not tn old poems. They achieved a feat vlously seen here. This showing j estate enrolled without parallel In war. and no other Of the Death'Dodgers will probably d nnai . . ‘yet been decided -i tst. wary s. ,It.yuy. account troops would have made good those be the last time thrill-seeker* will 'y<Y: F1 ™! 8CC .°un« in ”w«tJrn lflled- Inheritance tax determined. FORTY YEARS AGO benches on 25th April 1615." ' " “J"'.1"’ I“w” ’"'"T1 I i“ though but an anniversary of an al- Michigan for the duration. ** charge of administrator (sued, estate | Miss Nellie Smith Is clerking In mast fruitless war. we also give j New Fo|1J(, And Arttou Ij enrolled. fW R ' enrolled. — Meiritt**~rtore »»—....—•— hie Good-looking girls, beautifully; L Henney will filed.' A lodge of the Mystic Worker, of J.™?^rifi£^othera'. tumed-81’8>r» knd m^nlncl'ncc petition for probate filed, decUna- the World war organized Tuesday paid the ’uPrc,r,'’ sacrl ------- '’cf0 --------- - ! to io a musical miuiuu show. u>uw. The *irc Roxy Rox- Uon of lrust fllcd ori!er for DUbuc.. night with 16 members have lost lost limbs. limbs. Those Those fighting fighUng toto- ette# mafic, mn(iP history history In In New puonca mgni wim jw nwnwers^ have New York. York, t1, «r« In in many eases non* sons of of first *..e -KrX* Ch»* Beamer haa opened a peach day are many cases first II t Th choruses of the i... late Ziegfeld's Uon en'*rc<1 Est. WlUard Moffitt. Final account • B‘fre lwo doora *°uth of the P«‘A.I.F. Diggers, from whom the torch •■Pollies.” are »tlll the talk of the office. ha* been handed to carry on. We country. The chorus of Ernie filed. Est Angellne M Warner Proof of 0,*n'd “ think of those who have fallen in Young Revue Is a.precision-trained both war*, "for greater love hath no I unn, featuring the Gale Dancer*, publication filed, order for publics- .off* D^^McEtaaln died vester tion entered, order allowing account . °r “ dled yMUrman than this—that he lay down । one of the most versatile dance entered. discharge of executor issued, day a,Ur * his life for hi* friend." I troupes on stage or screjn. "At the going down of the sun Lucille Dorman, charming and estate enrolled. FIFTY YEARS AGO And In the. morning. | talented prima donna of the 1942 Est. Arthur Chase. Proof on pro- . Sept 8. 18W We will remember them." । Revue, has appeared in eight Broad- bate filed, order admitting will enSchool opens this week with an Everv Au*lrallan is certainly proud way musical revue successes. Miss tered.-bond of executor filed, letter* enrollment of 132 as against 122 of this creed. Dorman started her stage career as testamentaiy Issued, order limiting last year. Mr. Bailey and Miss This afternoon after lunch I’m the youngest member of the famous settlement entered, petition for j Eddy are the new teachers taking going out to meet a Lieutenant Texas Gulan road shows. She will friend who has just come back from be ably supported by eight other Darwin He’s seen 14 raids there and vocallsU, the Odeon Octette, all I should say that he can tell a well-known concert star*. tale or two. Two Team Pulling Contests May 24. 1942 | Two championship team pulling Dear------ : contest* will highlight Fair week Since last writing, another very again this year. The heavyweight large contingent of lhe U. 8. Army i class will pull on Wednesday mornarrived‘ -"somewhere ’has ■”* — --------- ing andintheAus­ Lightweight* on Thurs­ tralia” and again I was fortunate in day morning. Both contests will seeing and had some very interest­ start at 10:00 a. m. and there will ing talks with quite a number of be no charge for the grandstand. them. My meagre knowledge of lhe Dan Arnold, holder of many United States has been greatly rein­ championship awards, will again forced. There has also been a large bring his prize-winning team of number of U. S Navy members here "Dutch and Ned" to the Fair here and they too have made themselves to set the pace for champions from nt home here and made themselves other states. very popular. They like It very much —■------------ -----------------------In Adelaide and are particularly —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— g MILK Is In the ““ BARRY BYPATHS K ’” ’ ...... ”in have a defense ..................... worker asleep your house. The family baby, aged two-ond-a-half. stunned everyone by waking her tired father, and ad­ dressing him as "Old Soak." and । telling him to get up. And him a By JANE CAMERON I Just thought of a way to get I back at the geese. I’ll pick them. Do you have any family tyrants Does anybody know how to pick in your home that need oul-screach- them by consulting the almanac? ing for lhe good of tirfir souls? The feathers have to be "ripe" if I remember correctly and that I* ways have the last word too. I al­ In a certain phase of the moon ways like to watch them eat. You Personally I don't care whether the throw down the wheal and they feathers come out- easy or not. I screech al you. then It dies down to trope they do hurt. Hereafter every a gabble, and finally they gel their .tlmc 1 catch u,em chewing pillowcasea 111 Uke thfrn <kwn and 1111 tne grain. Aboutenjoying them they a them W,th with ,O orvw, r»ath-r« duck or chicken theirsee meal °T <•*** ”■ and they can’t have that so they I What did one eaT say to the reach over and bite, out a mouth-(other ear? I didn't know we lived ful of feathers and screech to keep on the same block. ‘he unhappy Ylctlm company. Every I -------- ... *^ *. --- --------------1 time I dress a chicken, I find it DEATH OF MRS. half-picked on the hoof. I SARAH RICHMOND ' ! Mrs. Sarah Richmond. 72. died They ve been quite decent on Thursday of last week at her home washday since I put them over the tn Gun Plains township. She was 101 *<ond,>-' T*«y j tiie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Con- i couldn t resist my best embroidered i rad Mertau. and was bom ta Pral- ' pillow slips and nibbled the lace rleviUe. and was quite well known: i i 1 LyBARKER’S PHONE 2115 HASTINGS for individuals, communities and the na­ tion. The Hastings City Bank is working to preserve this scheme of things, as we have known it. We're cooperating with you in your efforts to get ahead, to in­ crease your income and savings. We offer you sound financial advice based on(years CTORY of experience. 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Hastings HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service" PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HA3T1NCB MANXKK, THLUIHT 117100X1 II. 1H1 HUS WO» WIW. a.-.-----then dine with the Donald Smiths and the time when Christ walked, wives. Bathrooms both up and down, the site of the field may be teamed Zcnas Colvin and wife, par. Sec. 31. on earth. Then there wu war; stairs spell comfort when daughters, by the fact that Selfridge Field Carlton Twp. I ner ta Detroit. : ■ Northern Jotting. Palestine was In possession of a and grandchildren come. Don’s could be »et down In th* Pellston Ftoreoce V. Moll to Harold A. Cole, I Mary Ellen QeUer has been visit­ William A Hall to Mllded ing in Portland and Helen Geller foreign foe; there wu great pov- efficient little secretary. Mary Dyke, area and there .would «tlU be.WO 1942 Edition... lot Ma Hastings city. college faculty, te well known in erty; racial hatreds; intolerance ta i Mildred A - Cote to William A. Hall religion; class distinction. Christ Anita E. Winnie to Bert C. Elliott et ■! tot M0. Hutlngs city. STONY FODiT This present hayfever season finds met the issues of his day squarely Her parents are native Ukranlans, IKXMXte appropriation to continue Vur Adams and wife, et al, to MllAngus ifuey U working In Grand le domiciled as usual with my tings Methodist parsonage while he and discussed them openly and of­ but she was bom in this country, the work and the third runway I* city. Rapidt and will move hta family filled the pulpit during the tempo­ fered what has long been termed Sue arrived Tuesday from a summer now under ranstructlon, I underthere eoon. toakey, and the same friendly group , rary Indisposition of the Rev. Alfred -an Idealistic program” to cure at camp on Walloon take with a fine stand. With the great need now for Mra. Crabb from Lowell ipent w those lite. He wu accused of being ।coat of tan and various medal* end ! plane* for active service overaeu, Mia Mildred Schimta to Robert J. a "rabble rouser," but the passing bars to add to thou already earned not enough u yet, are being turned Add, Owin's Grove. Sec. 7. Barry Talon and wife. 40 Ac, Seo. 4, few day* at her farm home here the put week. SU’^OrB^^fiSomiS0i<Dr^nd MlcNsan. HU present position as centuries have proved he wu no ।an her shield a previous season. I out to equip new fields. The fine Thomapple Twp. . Mr. and Mra. Ru» Key* of Jackion Snyttar. of Totoda Notlraabl.on the cf the Ufxral Art, (!fpart. charlatan—hte philosophy became 1They plan to leave this week and i airmail service given this region last i Grover C. Kelsey and wife to ErDudley L. Btnhett and wife to Saturday trip up wu the reduce, menl of Wayne Unlvmlt>. Detrolt. the foundation for the greatest of Ihope to open their HasUngshome 1 year haa, of course, been dlsconlln-1 neat F. WUkln* and wife, 70 Ac, Sec. I Ethel Gamble, tot 1184. HaoUngi cty. ■pent but weekend with Mr. and Mri. B. J. Wellman. Rua returned amount of trafOc encountered and’whlch has'an enrollment of over all religion* and te particularly iduring September and October, if ued. < 22. Irving Twp. the slower rate of travel, the «-,7i000i obUgftI hlm curOU1 many applicable in lhe world upheaval to- iall goes weh.j There's naturally a great deal of Bunday but Ruth remained wilh I Ralph Halloway and wife to Hany ' THREE CORNERS her parenta till Thursday. mite per hour rule being quite gen- of Ule outside activities which he day. The principles of truth he laid • • •! interest in the new Milkweed proj|R. Gould and wife, tot 12 apd 8H Mr. and Mr*. Frank Thompson Mb* Rulbon, the Parish Method­ erally — observed. JTSd. ... 1 enjoy*. Quite noticeable wu the down are the only one* that can nils year find* several marked ect here. Everything is set to go. lot 11, Lakeside Part. Yankee and i young son. Dennte Mauty, of ist , minuter of Hastings wu calling • • • long queue lined up to speak to him ultimately establish liberty, justice. ।changes on the beriness streets.. Bags slmlllar to Ute one* ta which Spring* Twp. :Freeport were test Sunday evening , On arrival I found an invitation u he came .down from the platform righteousness, and lhe pence the ;Some of lhe summer shops have the onion crop 1* harvested will be ' Jerry Andrus and wife to Gu* J. । guests of his grandfather. Maury ita this locality last Thunday. The Barry Co. road commission awaiting me to attend the 10:30 at the cloae of the morning service world hopes and longs for. Dean ;folded up tor the duration, others. used and will be given out early InSpier and wife, port of tot 3, Bl. 8, 1 E. Moore. I Improved lhe road east of lhe Wellservice at Bay View auditorium the and I policed he hurried no one Whitehouse paid a splendid tribute ।plan to at the season’s cloae. Petos- • September. I have been learning Freeport village. I Mr. KCr and l/r — ZClair —1,1— —D. > VAI. —— —spent ——• ■ | man ichoolhouae with a coat of Mr*. Teller next day to hear Dean Whitehouse, who stopped to give him personal to lhe bravery of lhe Catholic blsh- |key te unfortunate In not having quite a bit about the poaslblUUc. Noah Dottert. et al. to George H. Wednesday home of oi her Wednesday at at Ute the home her ' gravel the put week. op* of Germany and other/Naxi- many. Industries that — .. be con- • milkweed pods offer and will try and — -w—- — — wife, w Ac, Sec*. 3 brother _ —— and can , Meyer* and Nrnfl lartrl*tetar-ln-iaw In law Mr and . vertlbte for defense drfrnsr work. wnrk. The big lite tell Banner reader* readers someUUng wmetlilnir about atam ,land and 4. 4 Thomapple Thnmannta Twp. T«rn |I .__ „..... ri-rk n'f Mrnn^u’ " "" u IlENDERHiiOTT They are consistent church goers conquered countries In their open vertlble defiance of the attemptIo merge cement plant te one that doos also it/ln next week's letter If tills one ’ Robert A. Phillips and wife to Seth j Conk nnd dai»ht»r WHITE BLACK Clark ana and D.WM I T„i , 1 **• ’ *• r>em j. tzoox ana aaugnter, Mr. and Mra. A. C. Ciarx church Into »late. "Then?-are cer- the Maple Block factory which te passes the censor. Clayton J. McKeown and wife,’ lot 2.! ahlrley Je‘n’ wh0 arrived Tuesday . ' mother •nrwiJ Y wl? Mra. Mary Henry went to • from nearby\resorts The lower Shoe SHOE tain natlonsrjis_salch "who. after surrounded wilh a high wire fence. 1 Sadie R. Cook,’ tineiViiv KenOe,<u A“evening for a visit with her par-. Jackson Wednesday to the funeral floor of the big building was prac­ war ends, should not be left with.but no publicity hu been given u jqo Division Bt. BEFORE AFTER ' Rota-Vt a Milt, .nrt wife m Rn I enU> Mr ' " nd Mra w *Hen. of their cousin. DeU Easton. Mrs. tically filled Dr;-. Hugh Kennedy, Mian a-'R-R —A— Ka. 1 .jPetOtkey Mich' even^jr B-B mln gUn In fhalr their possession, In to Ila Ils nnlnnl output. Tnnrlat Tourist Itrade has — al.nd wu. I returned t° -her hQnte In Lansing Henry stayed to be at the bedside president of the Btty^Vlew Assn, because nothing but shooting their ways been the big ftem here and ha* j land H. Ogden and wife. par. Sec. 4, Saturday. of her brother who IS very HI. these many years, presided Jt way -wiiy through idealism, law and jus- . been better than anticipated and. | Orangeville Twp. Mr*. Claude A. Hammond wu an I a number of our people went to heartening to hear him say that re­ tics satisfies them." , thanks to hayfever and asthma vicr Herman J. Sandeen and wife to afternoon guest of Mrs. Leo Taflee East Lansing on Monday to the SEPT. 11-12 only ceipts for the 1942 season had only • * • I Ums. lasts till well Into September. ‘ ’ .Roy A Houston and wife. par. Has­ and family In Hutlngs during the State 4-H Fair. Norma Knlckcrbeen ten per cent less than in 1041: ' I found lhe Donald Smiths com- The following quotaUons from Dr.', tings city. Hoveyourihoe* Qc put week and also enjoyed a vUlt. bockcr. left Saturday to enter tier that the annual ’Dollar Day" re­ ’ fortably located hi their new quar- Parmenter’s August Chamber of ' dyed block for jt tz with the Rev. Fr. Robert Taffee who prise Black Angus Helfer which ceipts the previous Sunday, had been Clare L. Beach, part of lots 632 and had motored over from Kalamazooo took top prizes at the Barry Co. Fair, UrsJilw old W,,d,U eo.LM. Mich 9™”™ .“S'™ the largest in the history of Bay ,, • , ,, .... . best: Some firms report business । WARRANTY DEEDS . 633. Hastings city. to spend lhe afternoon and evening Louise Christensen went with the View. they bought test fall, and with a few eQU|U to an() ,heftd o( Bernice Kelley to Elmer F. Andlcr with them. | Don Siegel. Gdn.. Phyllis Mc­ I judging team on- honors aho won improvements have made Into a ye>r otherl report n decrWiC of "Religion Meets an Ancient Foe." and wife, lot 1138, Hastings city. Mra. H. J. Robinson and daugh-lat the Barry County Fair, . hoUI bullnfM ,pou |JDonald to Almon L. Gilbert and was the topic Dean Whitehouse most comfortable, liveable and ho- from M lo Snyder's Shoe Wm. E. DeGolia to James McDon- ter. Dorothy, are spending a few Dale Tobias and Marvin Haynes ot the ’ tast| wl,e ' ,0 ‘ ,M c,ly built his fine address around. He rnry place. It ha. a choice location. ty: lourUt business slow till the last ’ days with their daughters and stethe Hendershott club left Saturday Repair July. campss'- wrck spoke of the present critical times: elate to everything, but off the main wrek week-. ,■ AvlM ** ^hcock to Lynwood Puff­ Add, Middleville village. . ter*, respectively and their families, also to enter their prise Osfosd of the universal.groping and desire line of traffic on the grounds. W11/ ends fairly good: service and soso-. pafl and--------wife,< >par. — Sec. 10, JohnLula Hammond to Mabie I. Chart, the Richard Cooks and Lester Larn- ■ sheep. 119 E State Street -----for a philosophy that offers a ptoor-1 it they inherited some interesting llne sUUon* definitely off; Incom- [ ’lown TwPbees all of Durand. .Our minister was calling In our ing to counteract the doubts, the dis­ old pieces of furniture, attaint Ultle lni{ railroad traffic 15% off comDeacons of the Plrat Baptist Earl R. Gilbert and wife to Al­ Mr. and Mr*. A. Curtiss and Rose community Friday afternoon. trust. lhe hatred that present world iron stoves, which are grand heat- pare<i oath jmi; decrease in campers 1 church of the Village of Prairieville mon L. Gilbert and wife, par. Sec. Marie Rose of Hastings were Wed­ conditions have brought. He found ers. built In cupboards, drawers nnd ftnd trailers in all state parts: io George Bagley and wife, lot 20. 7. Hastings city. nesday callers at the home of Mr. a parallel between lhe present day shelves that are n joy to all house- , traVct ofT ns judged by "Infor- . Supr’s. Plat. Prairieville village. John Vander Kolk to Andrew and Mrs Claude A. Hammond and .mation Booth" inquiries; traffic j Emory S. Thompson and wife to Gackler and wife, lots 5. 8. 11 and 13. dinner and evening guests of Mr. t across Straits off 43’1-even July . Corl Orashute and wife. 160 Ac, Sec. Bl. 84. Keeler Add, Middleville vil­ and Mra. James F. mimmond. IBL 1 1 4th week showed 49-; leas than 36. Carlton Twp. and 70 Ac . Sec. 31. lage. ! Mr. and Mra. Lester D. Yeiter and I • 1941’s rush.” —•<—• — Robert Tjrp. L. Shand , ------- Philip, I Woodland . and wife to Fred. son, ---------------------------------------------of Kalamazoo were • • • | Christopher A. Merluu to Fred-Ter Burgh and wife, lot 4. Supr’s. guests for lhe day of his parenta. I Last year I wrote at considerable Ter Burgh and wlfe/lot 94 Supr’s Flat. Long Point. Pine take. Pralrie- Mr. and Mrs. Clair D. Yeiter. Sun­ , length about the Emmet Co. airport Plat. Long Point. Pine take. Prairie- *1Ue T^'P day. ftt Pelleston. laid out to be one of vllle Twp. — • 1I «» —•-• »» Harold M. Pollard and wife et. -■ al Mr*. Leo C. Hammond and son. the tnajor ones in the country. The James Bragdon. et al to Jerry ,o Earnest Krause and wife, N 20 Richard Leo, of Cincinnati. Ohio, I work began in 1940 as a defense Andrus and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 14, fl- 101 ,fl- Hillside Part. Woodland who arrived ln Hastings Monday i measure—a strategic point in the , Carlton Twp. ’ (*”— evening for a visit with relatives 'defense of the "Soo" locks. As yet , Ethel Gamble to Dudley L. Ben -' and friends—Mr. Hammond will ;only two runways are completed 'net and wife, lot 1184. Hastings city. Ray Kelly, par. Sec. 31. Hastings .spend the Labor Day weekend here— > ■tuf war is upon us. Something of Theodore R. Cook and wife to Twn I »“s a Timraday dinner and evening I Walter F. Rase, and wife to Rus­ guest of Mr. and Mrs. James P. sell Hunsberger and wife, lots 40 Hammond, enroute home from : and 43. Roseland Park. Yankee Grand Rapids where she visited her 1 Springs Twp. sister and family, the Leland Donald McDonald to Almon L. Hamps, and made the acquaintance , Gilbert and wife, lot 130. Hostings I of the little newcomer. Kenneth. 11 । city. ■ Mr. and Mra. Edw. Walters and i' • T 1 V .i» L. ' ’ ’ • • . | Almon L. Gilbert to Herman J. their house guesta. Mr*. Seth J. , Sandeen and wife. par. Sec. 7, Hu-'■ Cook nnd Shirley Jean of Lansing, 11 ★ Keep your engine in I lings city. called on the Rev. and Mra. J. B ' "tune" with the times . . . I Mary A. Warner to Arthur L. Chrispcll In Hutlngs Friday. I Covey and wife, 1 Ac , Scc.38. Bal­ if it isn't humming. Mrs Maynard Moyer Is spending ■ , limo** *£*P_ an on inucuniie Indefinite penou. period, u as mr. Mr. moyer Moyer smoothly, it's costing you J.att E? Ilnrci. Clrrk of Frolislo. ’ J. Irland. 40 Ac, Sec. 21, Castleton her parents.-Mr. and Mra.'’ci'llToni money and gas . . gas Twp Magoon. and hu resumed the du­ ' Margaret Dispense to Wilhelmina ties of her poslUon th the Piston ' that must be conserved, Overstreet, et al, par. Gun lake. Or­ Ring office in Hutlngs. money that could go into ' angevllle Twp, | Grand Ledge DeposR|ra Cor­ DOWLING War Bonds! We con help ------ W poration to Jesse A. Gavit and wlrt Mr. nnd Mra. Robert Abendroth 86 AC, sec 8. Woodland —* you get maximum mileF (Nyla Jean Pierce > arc the proud parents of a 7 lb. 14 oz. baby boy , oge from your car. Come in today . . . conserve for part ot lots 304 and 305, Hastings Robert Pierre Abendroth bom at Victory and you. • city. Leila hospital Battle Creek on the | Winn Green to Eihel Patten, et first day of Sept. , al. part of lota 304 and 305. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Michael Neri of city. I Earl J, Seaver and wife to Donald Lewte Otis nnd family and mother, W Brown and wife, lot fl. Oakwood. Mrs Agnes Otis. Mrs. Lewis Otis i Sec. 30. Johnstown Twp. and son Donald returning to.Chlcago ■ id rroi..i« Offlca May Belle Rowley Dean to. WU- with them for a short visit. MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR . Mr. and Mra. Dale King and 25. Hastings Twp. family of Pulton hkvc moved into 237 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2558 lhe Manzalloo house. QUIT CLAIM'DEEDS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill en­ Kathryn Roach to Albert Roach. tertained the Gaskill reunion on Labor day. The children have been counting the days before school begins with their new teacher. Mra. Leona VanIf you need a new part for any domestic appliance, and if that part Dellc and their newly remodeled schoolhouse. contains copper, brasa, bronze, rubber or any other critical material, Mrs. Clem Emy and children. Bemadene. and Marvin of Saginaw chances are that the old part will have to be turned in before a new are spending the week with her SPECIAL COURT HOUSE NEWS L E G A L S -1 KEEP ENGINE TUNED 'NORN-OU! OR BROKER M'KEE SERVICE OIL SALES It may be necessary to TURN THEM IN before REPAIRS or REPLACEMENTS can bo made* THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS ADOPT NEW WARTIME METHOD OF TIRE SWITCHING! part can bd issued. A nuisance? Yes, but a necessary one. The supply of critical materials is insufficient to meet all war and all civilian purposes. In order to make sure that the supply available for civilian use is stretched as far as possible, the manufacturers of many appliances, working in cooperation vyith the Government, now issue a replacement part only if the old part is turned in. The purpose is two fold : To make sure that the new part is actually used for replacement, and to assure the recovery of critical materials contained in the old part. g , This rule applies not to a few items but actually to thousands of items. Even parts which contain.a comparatively small percentage of copper, brass, bronze or rubber are included. ' . So if something breaks or wears out in your range, refrigerator or water heater or other appliance, you may sai^e -yourself disappoint­ ment if you keep the old part handy, ready to be turned in if necessary. > Based on the fact that tire • Tire Switching is a common sense prac­ tice at any time. Now it's vitally important. It's the very basis of longest life for your set of tires. For no two tires will wear at the same rate op your car. and your hope is to keep them u// in service. But <lo you know give the most service. Have this repeated every 2500 to 5000 miles (older tires at 2500) to get maximum mileage from the set. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (INDIANA) i | SERVICE | who return INTACT their old burned-out lamps. THEY STANDARD RED CROWN care those burned-out lumiline lamps and turn them in when you purchase new ones. GASOLINI .. the choice of mid well motorists STANDARD’S ISO-VIS MOTOR OIL SALVAGE FOR VICTORY * THROW YOUR SCRAP INTO TNE FISHT ' ■ • • , . [onsuniERs pokier c o Kai Pan y Banking Hours:—9 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. Then he will place each tire where it will MUST NOT BE BROKEN OR CRACKED. So handle with • Japan Imports Medicine Japan imported more than 31,000,­ 000 worth of medicines in the last tires with a special measuring instrument, Standard Oil Dealers' Tire Mileage Gauge. standard . .sr: Have your SundardOil Dealer supply the right answer with his new wartime method of switching tires. He will "gauge" your New lumiline lamps will be sold only to those persons ■ tended the 4-H Pair In Lansing over Labor Day. Mtas JoAnn Bryant who hu been spending the summer with her Aunt Lena Bryant is spending a few days with Bessie Henry ot Has­ tings. Ml&s Florence Wright spent a few ^u'Arwto switch tires... and to ubitbfoitiion? Halp Uncle Sam: Join the ssfvsge dn»e .. .collect snd turn in to the pfopw local orgiruntioas ill your old *ct»p -meal, rubber, rigs, «tes»e. etc Drive under 40—chare your car. Buy United States War Savings Bonds and Sumps. Oil is ammunition—Use it wisely. • ' Rev. Robert Smith and Miss HelenGray of Banfleld were united In marriage on Sept. 1 at the Banfleld church. The Dowling friends wish them much joy and much success in their work together. Robert Oasklll. Beverly nnd Bon- 1013' YOUH STANDARD OIL tll'ALER IS CAR CONSERVATION HEADQUARTERS W. 0. MOORE STANDARD SERVICE STATION HASTINGS COR. STATE A BROADWAY PHONE SUS NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM * FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TRUSS DAY, SEPTEMBER M, 1H3 Starting because there is stUl some -r.atai day. She is righty-three years I panled by their daughter Gwendolyn I field. Mta* Jeanne Williams. Plalnwork to do on the *chool house. | young, ta able to care for a family : went to Grand Rapids Monday well and Mr. and Mra. Roger Wll" - u•» of three, has a fine Victory garden, 'where Gwendolyn will attend Daren- < Hams and son Dean. HICKORY CORNERS Bnd »njoy» her busy life. | port McLachlan Institute and wlU I ---------------- , 1 I Mr. and Mra. Walter Stanton at- , stay wilh Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mar- rw*-*-.. iu»r* a *>14 »*rtk. amaxoo snopper*, Tuesaay. Mra. Earl; 'tended a conference of the Farm I tin 4 j DEATH of MRS. BENNER I Last Week'* Letter LEGAL NOTICES with MU* Ner* WarSeller has been visitid and Helen Geller y* In Battle Creek. ta working In Grand 111 move hU family tram LqweH spent a ■ farm home here lhe Ru* K*y* ot Jackson tend with Mr. and Utnari. Rus relumed luth remained with I Thursday. the Parish MelhodHastlng* waa calling last Thursday. ». road commission ■ad east of lhe Well- A. C. Clark and sdny to the funeral , Dell Easton. Mrs. our people went to >n Monday to the r. Norma Knlckcrurday to enter her igus Helfer which t the Barry Co. Fair, ion went with lhe n honors she won unity Fair. d Marvin Haynes of club left Saturday Lhelr prise Oxford was calling In our ly afternoon. A L S I ardi.a 4 \Jid »aiai«. turned home with her for a visit. MiJdirrHir, Mkhiran, Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Johnson. I I Funeral service* were held in the v„e ch‘ck«I« but week. In some way slip. ld . Wesleyan church for John Young. I Br?” rSulTr ' UU' U’lurtn< h‘nTn “ M jSkl u *f >MtkM *•14 MMian Yf1Th7 n^.rai 8*™.y a^mST”! ~ Mr «nd Ur,. TTwwkw T,ek twoi., Mr. DwU burial -m lr> Uw Fuller eemeier, la • where they will visit their *on. Lieut,lM*. Mr. Mlldrm Rhone, hu been en. I « «“Unu rwumrt <o lh«t cullai Basil t Johnson. I Sympathy is extended to the rela- ' ■ued ta leal the Dunham mhool. “m' “ f™*’ , Mrs Benner ta surriTed by three Mr. Adrianson. Mr* t* st th* Rrfii-.. -,, ... ■ ...| - — -- and Mr*. Geo. ----------------------------—. Uve*. . friend* . of Abraham . . .Lei-. mid Mr, Rdder D.rU md teuh th, sons, Lyle, of Hasting*. Gordon. 6aCyi.iy. uChle.a. Ml -------------- Lewis Johnson. Jr. and children naar. who passed away last week at Moore Both me loom .ueeeurul Att RUh-edam .nd hu. ’— -----------------------— Uns. California and'Kenneth at Fort *’M' ’• iWOT,°* T0 CBBDITOB1 spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs ,he home °r *on- Milton of east ‘tnrrv tn h-ar nr th. nin— Harrison. I nd.; also by three daugh..4 .hkh* m'nTTno rJLWitai: <'°arl Robert °" ,nd fam“y ,l WMervbet BarT*' 1 ct3^ 'tenl' Mri Vlvl,n w<xxl«'. Belmont. Briggs school last year. 4 .. th. im a., »l, I.'u. M.';!, ,t fc.ui. of Mra. Ernest Colby, -who ta a p»- ' Calata .1 of j*.>l. J»*«l* Mr*. aira. Orr urr and anu children ciuiarcn returned iriumra home nome I: Mr —■ “nd^Mr* .Frank ....... Lawrence ....... en. Mich.. Mrs Helen Swanson. Benton with. them. On Saturday Mra Orr tertalned about sixty guests at a 1 . Ucnt at the Blodgett Memorial has,,oa- jHarbor. Mich. and Miss Doris Biddle that all cialma j underwent an operation for appen- |■ lr reception for ~nr. Rev. «nu and Mr*. 'TP'w" lul rwrs Kenneth rwnncin ।P‘ul *” Grand Rapids. of this city, and by seven grandchllb* heard br : dlcttta .11-1,1- at Borge*, hrnpital.ifKalama..1 Evler th* new at theatWe«It Wee* * L the minister new minister the We.Harry Miller and daughter. Mar- dren. too and ta recovering nicely. ’f>nn church. The Eylera received ™ Mc£* Iu,n school wUl begin )orie. of Hkhart. Intti and Wclt 1 ,r*. . ta spend. ----------of Creefc who h>re ; ---------------------Mrs. George Bellingham m»ny-------------------gifts of fruit------------and vegetable*. Monday Sept 1 with Byron CroSubmarine Flrat Ing the week with Mr and Mrs WaiMrv Alfred Galnder. daughterMr arm Mra I vnrien inhn/ra-k l**n si*ndln‘' the,r vacation at their Mr. Mra. Johncock jake cottage cot(al>r were callers callers on V, and-----— Lynden — —— ——— uun iakc Robert Fulton Invented a subter Warner, nra/Plile lake. i «n-tew and granddaughter ^tended and relumed to il^. Detroit “Wednesday 1. . ca‘,ers aft- marine befor* he devised lhe .team­ weekfamily f lr?«t ‘this /j!* Mrs- Jen^le NOTICE 1R HEREBY GIVEN, Tb*l > the Plainwell school reunion' at Mrs. --- ■/<* »-------------wee* where week wnere they tnev will live for the theemoon" "They m... were supper guests boat* BoU1 invention* were turnod I A. J. Powell's cottage al Pine lake BARNUM SCHOOL last Tuesday. Mrs. Galnder saw coming year. or Mr #nd Mrs. Edwin Nash o’ . do»n bT »he French *nd English ~v.“.—~ ; . many old friends of high school -ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDSHelen Reesor left Sunday to be- I day*. » JO. A. _... ----------. —*----------------------------------------------| has Just returned from the east nELTON gin her----------------------------duties as teacher--------------of home- ' : io economics In lhe school at Mecosta CEDAR CREEK*' where she spent three weeks at Life , — I Harold Johnston passed the ex- Last Week's Utter Camp, part of National Camp. Io- uast weeks Utter Ent lylaa ---------------------------------------->111 ba aoldiORDBR TOR PUBLICATION amination at Kalamazoo Thursday ' Mr and Mrs Lipscomb have closed c“**don ‘he shores of Uke Machlpa- 1 Mra. Frances Norwood. Mrs. Mary i CraH fa' HIM* v! Mirlllsaa. Thr l‘r. »»ri and will be inducted into the armv their store’and gone to Battle Creek cong ln the Kltteting Mis.. North ot Doster. Mrs. Uon Leonard, local at Port Custer. Sept. 10. to care for Mr Lipscomb'* father i Sussex. New Jersey. and Mrs. Myron Fowler of Chicago । n„.. Virginia Anspaugh. who has been I school commenced again Monday ' Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs attended the Milo Cressey Home Lit- , 3Vlb «a.> spending the summer i)t Muskegdn ' morning Our school ta rather small w#lter Cook on the arrival of a baby crary Club meeting at rtie home of • ; Heights, returned home Saturday.Uhls year as part of the pupita are Sunday. Mr* Ross Evers at Gull lake last 1 i Albert Hetae of Chicago 1s spend- I going to Delton ---------------- Thursday. The next meeting of tlie HINDS CORNERS CORNERS k.i.i* u.t Ing several weeks with relaltaes Mr and Mn Henry Leinaar enter- 1. ,,,ND8 .club will be held nt thr»home of We have a big farm bargain in Maple Crave. 120 D*l* Jun* 27. 1943. ■ 1 •_.. llolftti Fb.ria.fUeJ hCTe Iiiamra talned their children and Week? ^ltcr . Mrs Guy Haxen. 1401 *-«/ Lay *•••«.. Blvd . tneir cniraren ana grandgrana- , „IST'7' FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE COR “'S i V r, acres of land, rich land, 10 acre* of good wood*, « p,.,!.*, .kJ anvr* *------------- IfHHdren „™o*A who attended the PhiHips.children for Sunday Sunday dinner tn in honor ^Tho^ PhlHlps- KManuuoo Katenuuoo FORATION. * ear|M>r*llou. nf W*>hla* hl ..1.1 < uuri 3 story barn and you drive right into the gable, . Ln lii, fin.l’ V**" <•«<»» E 1 of Mr Lelnaar's birthday -— ---------------. •• — •Leon — —Dunning , . .ta clerking . .. .in . • Golden reunion at •• Morgan psirk. Mrs. Hint b. .ii»««.i .. Last Week's Utter |i Mrs Bertha x nu cniloro __________________ _______________ good house only 6 year* old, fences good. Young „ and children,.______ ______________________ P?,I1 “M- ‘h,e iWrr Mn ____ filr.l. li.<h.r(«4 from school began Monday morning ■ o/'ohhT'caHed 'a>l,1'thls KUn®. Te Lmu and fam- .diamherlain .Chamberlain and and Herman Herman Reynolds «>. __,,,u *on*'friends — .... :NcU,e Nellie Kline, n*» Golden and This farm i* a wonderful buy at $7000.00. lily ' ’ ''hBVe have h*"" been1 clerking clerking "in »* 21.1 d«x > f wilh the same teacher. Mtas O/r-'ipUce last week l1?in "the'Leonard the Leonard j, .< un i.'.iurk trade McPharlin. • i t i_________ '■ rw Dan " Lancaster was able u'- to ----------come—' -•■■■ grocery recently. 80 ACRES in Johnstown township, 10 miles from ' home from the hospital the latter Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth of Way­ d Fmi.ii* of , Mrs H. A Woodman and daugh- ' ASSYRIA XOTICB Of MOBTOAOB SALE Bottle Creek, 7 room house, large basement barn ■pi» r. i. । Ur Ruth aBd Mildred Wood- | Last Week's Utter part of the week. . land have moved Into the Elwyn ; and other out building*. Price right. Miss Susie Phillips is working for Hayward house on Grove street. Mra. Th.i Hibik.man of Ohio spent a few days last i p.., o„.. »» Ilk;;:-::;'■ XoTSU1' '"d Mr' Mr and Mrs. Harry Walldorff of Farnsworth will be one of the new IN BALTIMORE we have an 80 acre*, good Mt i Hastings. i teachers In the school here. ■wa iadlrlJwl rlcbt of buildings, electricity, good soil, $3000.00. ‘ I Mtas Betty Robinson of Lansing, • ■ ble U.. Ann. FH“ S'.S' ’daughter of Rev. and Mrs. D W CLOVERDALE Robinson pastor of the Delton; WE HAVE 30 acres 814 miles south of Hastings Nlaart Clrawai. Jud<« he mel met bbl hta fiance. fiance, Mtas Ml&s Aleta Aleta LyLy- 1 acm i'c Mta* Kay jonncox Johncox nas has re- i «' Methodist injured in an on M-43, good set of buildings, some woods, , An interesting Camp Fire meeting hnnrer hnrcer Hanffhter riatiehter nf Mr «nrl inrt 1I M “* Bnma tmma rcay “■»■»» church, was injurra >f '"I?’.’' Hum., Clark . I of of the the C. C. E. E. was was held held Sunday Sunday eveeve- ,, j ™ 'cybarger of Coldwater Mr. and ' ‘turned umed to ,, to Detroit Detroit after after spending spending her her .autotnobUe । automobile accident accident recently. recently. house overlooks lake. $2500.00. Will sell with nlng summer vacation with with her her parenta. parents. ’ ’ Members Members of of the the Junior Junior departdepart­ nlng on on the the school school grounds grounds with with by Probate judge |AUmm c vocation $500.00 down. .bout a In .Hma.ni. E.D Way. , "’’JI “'T"! ’“'J I. Mr Mr.. Arthur Johnrl. or lhe thr Sunday SuM.y school .hoot enjoyed | *»- .nd — -------|. ment of ORDER FOB PUBLICATION gandt was the leader. Ktete ot Ukblain The'Pro Gwen Smith of Midland ha* been Wednesday afternoon. About thirty- | AN EXCELLENT in Hie word. 3 atbed | five hou*« attended. The 4Hi attendance j ­ spending a few weeks wilh her room* up, I bedrvpm downstairs, 2 living room*, grandparents here. I Sunday school Aug. 30 was 78. Tlie | dining room, kitchen, complete bath down and -----------------------I adult class was the banner class as । bought the Walter Thompson house , “ stri^hn^i ?he I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daniels' Hide | it had an attendance of eighteen. scat upstairs. $4000.00. and lot In our village. !«n Le tr a„d mZ Ftoyd Strickland 800 ”0 ,m P™vea m son “ ta T* much Improved In neaitn health art-। aft- , our Our superintendent. superintendent. Mrs Mrs. Gladys Gladys . ItrtS were *r.d er h,vln« *Pi*ndlc!tta operation | Chamberlain, has promised a eele- i Mr and Mrs Paul Woodman visit­ ed the George FleRal family at KalT/ie Bedt Investment on Earthy NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN. That p*HtM>« rnazoo Mary Lee Flegal came back ild nu>rt*a*a will be foreclosed. paris the Earth Itselfn with Item for a visit. half i-rut’nn SOUTHWEST WOODLAND rnittrd tu i ..id I Last Week's Leiter Iftac within M, trS • i Jam“ °Uy ftnd “nd Mr I * r*„ri«nrailVA nf IK- Ahln PrnH I EA1,h Ot ara,,d R“Plds WCrP at U,e >*kw ba inltl Nt j ^j-'Tbri'Tbi! 31.1 j.r nf ‘and Mrs. Roscqp Hynes and daugh- uct. .5of C^c?nMtl? a* nl“bt 8UelU of the Utter'8 Parenli*' Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood mi bidder f- .... ...... .. Harry Coualy. al the front door of 1. r>. ,1912. M ie. ...Mtiri. o'tlock. ter. Vet Hynes iHiu and nil. Mr. aim and Mrs. 2j*; Mr a... .. vci njiicj —------------------- ~ •»r. and ana Mr* A a-. T. r. Eash easn. There Tiirrr was wasj ।entertained entertained nt m aa dinner dinner Sunday Bunday In In nuttn ■< .i .atti ..id Prwb.l* pr»ui* Of of Ram sam tlefrielM-iwpr Hefflebower nnrt and rtaiichter daughter nt. nt- bas has secured Secured aa block block of Of several Several oil Oil a- class .1... of ten K«..,uu...., • t_ , .honor _____ ....... . boys In the Naval Air of lhe 73rd birthday ot her REAL ESTATE BROKER b»,by .ivi.tH Ur Unded Hynes nt leases from farmer* in thh area. Corps who passed examination and mother. Mrs. Mary Doster Other Ord,r*d. Tb.1 P.MI* nett Park. Charlotte.' Sunday are waiting for further-orders to be guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Leon STEBBINS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 ri'.n b» pMblir.ilon I Mr. and Mrs. Jovph Wise. Mtas Mr and Mrs. Henn Woodstra of sent away. 'Doster and daughter. Elisabeth and '>r7J"". Joeephlne Wise. Ml&s Susie Fisher Maple Grove were dinner guests on Mr*. Lydia Karcher has been un- Bert Beam of Hastings, Mr. and FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE COR. 'lU.dM. n.anl? . and Mra. Buri Wise and son. John.' Sunday at the Mr. and Mra Clif- der the doctor's care the past week. ‘ Mrs. LaVem Quick and two chllFORATION. a corporation. nt Waab.1 .nd drroi.i*4 m attended District meeting at Beaver-| “m Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mishler accom- dren. Lawrence and Norina of Ban„ . . ton Thursday. I Strickland, home on a flying ■*B|. Jnds* Of Prob.1* Mrj for hta marriage, visited hta m«s. £dnB Dun* WaUh trvMutii nnd inu daURhlcr uauKOver > trip — ---- ------------—----------------Allarnn. Mkhifon. Lucille of Detroit and Nelson Hom I mother at the parental home on were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wednesday. Students attending the Hasting* Lehman Wednesday. • OBDBB FOB PUBUCATIOX ORDER FOB PUBLICATION school win begin their school work Htala of Mkhieaa. Tbe Circuit Court Rial, of Mlrblf* ----------mbit* Court WOOD SCHOOL on September 8. rrt !»»!.« ai L"1 Week's Letter Local juror* for Assyria will be putmirr*. itr of H«- J Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose. Mrs. ,Wilson Manby and Clyde Brandt: n th* 9*th <!*)> Qeo. Taggart nnd Mrs Merrill ! Elmer Bird and Carey Jone*. JohiMri*n*»t Strtmback attended the funeral of town; W. P. Richard* and R. H. ’ Mr. Rose's brother, Ernest at Ionia, । Mott. Baltimore; Ray Hartwell, ■rt-nm.. Bro**. I Maple Grove. “•P" Friday. ‘iiMtanri Wxtn"' Arthur Kidder ta remodeling hta Mlles Schroder of Bellevue, our -nJent **4 N»-1 home. Have you noticed the dandy former rural carrier on Route 3 from I Bellevue, has been confined to the ------- ------------ screened in porch? ' Ben Bowman. Caryl's father, who Osteopathic hospital at Battle Creek filed In I has been seriously 1U and in the ' the past week from injuries caused ' hospital at Eaton Rapids, ta some > in a collision. reb. Circuit Ji period rhiblr* ' better at this time. 1 Mra. Rose Miller has been ill the i Mr. and Mr*. Orville Bruce ac- post week. Mrs. Sarah Conklin Is rhHdree l companied Mra Wllna Kidder to caring for her. urniia Grand icnpias Rapids ouiiuny Sunday vo to can call un on jj Mrs. George “ jStanford. Mrs. ~--.David Kidder's grandfather, who Is Conklin and Mr*. George Conklin ><l rirr>n,..n.r, .Mrs. ------ ---visited Mr*. Louisa Stephensen at .< .u<h diipn-i -jlU quite Hl. ...................... «•«> School will be delayed a week in (her home Wednesday, it being her tilled earn :,M:r CHOICE BARGAINS risi: □CATION Si'll; publication ot iCATION ot AMI- rtS?» EARL R. BOYES MONEY for Judo ot Probate. ED A PERSONAL STATEMENT Probate Offira iro Included Ih- 1912. plainlift. OKDERKD Medicine ira than 81.000^ mpUlat ba lid defend* '*,l’prtl,^hIu, 1 Want t0 so 10 lhe 8tal'' Sen*te ' »'rot>y nf ihi* n*.i.r. fnr t*r*. because I feel there ta a job to be | experience In more than twenty**raii«* ■»»*. <>rr«im>. **14 <i*f "i done |fivcyearsoftrta)lawthatoccasloniX'r’Jr.i'Jy ,.»4,‘XS*.?Zr *nh-M Idonotneedtheomce. The time "»>' “»e loser develops bitter per-; < ’r.'y 1 ik.t i has come, however, when all of ur. 1 »°nal enmity against the lawyer who . a ,»!•/ ,,f ti.1- -rd** b* *•»*« io Y«*'y i should make personal sacrifices. If ! represent* ' the other side. I?.1.1*■£i£>‘,i. .7i4 Zr ’f . necewary. for lhe cause of good gov- I » U detrimental to good govem’mK't Ju.ta» -» I'-i .u eminent. !>?ent Htat ixr*nn^ pn’Judlee. of i of uieb a tru* rmiy. | I am not a self starter, nor was I ,hIs bc injected into , J*n«i E. Dura*. < krk of 1T urBed to enter this contest by any a political campaign. .... .. —--------------- ; clique or group. ' I believe that I can serve this state or Michigan order or My candidacy resulted from an ’ district because: I have had twenty­ tub conservation cojoH**JON- Iopfn meeting of the Barry County . ... ... —-------- — . . jacmxifbO”b*Biu “oallix™ Republican Committee, held in th. J03 and woodcock court room in the City ol HasUiui'. 'VKTOIY _. < ......... k., (to whlch ALL lhe members of the ' SHK ' Committee and ALL County Repub- ; ! ‘ Means were invited to attend. 1 Coo**r»*U»n i group of good Republicans. THEREFORE. Tdrr/'thit 'for * assembled, did me the honor of j >b*ii t- untaw requesting me to run for the State ( •T ■ «”e biit*4 Senate. *7*r<»ri "«»t i o!n 1 »«*Dtcd their invitation bellevi*n: to tiko -■ ing that I could be of service to the ifnr u*» Of ealllu. district. »f '•u’in't’iiobdT Thc preponderately Republican 17' *ry». tww»r Mui Board of Supervisors extended me ' Hn<t*r nil.. inj tlie unusual honor of voluntarily '• ‘uT MBwiw"w*d- endorsing my candidacy. rill*, ralil'nui*. Notwithstanding these endorse- I .n>.ri.» »r *it*r menls by representative Republicans r r'*r.i'«i'2!h.',t.rt^:,n • rock-ribbed Republican County. ; •utomitk or hwA.certain cliques in Van Buren and i‘ otiun r*i»bi* >1'Allegan Counties are attempting to lhr'T klS'”*’ । ,h« question my right to run on the Re- I «Hil “"’publican ticket. 1* ot rrmnri'l It would seem that the Republl- I Si’, '. M. . Clrrk. blaan. C Hjd.. Cir at Hatllno. Mleblcan. I Jnlf. A. D. 1*43. j XOTICB TO CBBDIT0B* nib d»» of Auuaf. 494J J OBE I’II r. RAHILLY orgoop. Clalaa ta Office, ta IK ITEM IATION XOTICB TO CBBDITOBS Out 9 34 If you wonder why Ice-cub* com­ partments stick to th* ice-box, try drying off the bottom at the,com­ parunenu partments alter after mum filling wim with water. u r~ »t »™ in -> UW >.«« —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— me for *o many years should be KIM SIGLER best qualified to Judge this question. Those oppa^bis me. do not question five years experience tn tne law: my qualifications. a wide range-ot activity In general ’ In various talks about the district. buxines: 1 was raised «■* on „a ...... farm ...*> and I have discussed the source of this 'em the present owner and operator opposition, which stems from the of farm land; I worked in factories fact that I was on the winning side while earning my way through col­ of cases in the Circuit Court of Van lege: and I am not afraid to stand Buren County. In which a prominent I on my feet and fight for the District. Van Buren political leader had per- j j fcei that aU these experience*' son»l interest. । have given me a -jufflclent backNeither then, nor now. do I hold ground so that I can represent all any personal grudge* against him. groups in the district with'intelliI• represented my --------- — < client* to' -- the — gent and sympathetic Interest. ■ best vt my ■billty, as taLSTS any «Swj>v* ( Sincerely. i .f jhould do. However* it has been my Pol. Adv.— Kim Sigler ----------- 1---------------------------------------------- !____________________________ REMODEL REPAIR READY-BUILT HOMES * * MONEY IS AVAILABLE FOR BUYING HOMES THAT ARE ALREADY BUILT BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! You con buy the homo you like . . . even if you can’t build the one you want I So decide on the one you like and let u> help you buy it. We can sHII finance the purchate of a home that is already bailt and finance repairing and re­ modeling, but, wo don’t know how much longer we will be allowed to. So if you want to buy a home or dffremodeling, do it now . . . tomorrow may be too late. Wc will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Come in today. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LQAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLOC. MEMBER F. H. L B. PHONE 2501 �Tire Hastings bannkb, thihmday. bptbmbkb sumed his studtea at the Thorn- little son. John, returned to Detroit the emergency fund. Very ntos re- ji I MIDDLEVILLE — z-—-«-----------apple-KeUogg school. (Labor T^.. Day where -----------------he resume*w. hU freahment* were served by tba boat- p Wednesday. September 3. Mra. SteeMr. and Mra. Edd Finkbelner leaching duties at the Denby high ess and gamss and visiting complet­ Mra Ernest Sandefur entertained .pent Saturday and Sunday with spent the Ijtbur Day holidays with school, a position he has held lo: ed a pleasant meeting. vteimra^rbLr narenta Mr and * co’nP*'l5' °f relative* at a birth- George Juppstrom and family. Tlie her relatives at Levering. Edd re-1 many yeara. SS ’ * day dinner Labor Day evening, for Gould, were former Middleville rt*- turned home Monday and she re-1j •Mr. and Mrs. Frank re- Robert Williams Is making a nice kiss H«tan pDtta Mi for Detroit — — * ** — «—•*- Brown — — Mrl H'Mwv naaonay. 'd* of husband. Dick, lident*. malned for a longer visit. I turned to their home tn South recovery from her recent operation, Tuesday Where ahe begins bsr duties a vacation trip and to relieve the *r’ t^M^i^ Ur and Mri Arnold Parker and ' pat Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mra. am. , Ik.z —! aa tMrtvar tn V- -.HI Mfinnl. tatter'* hay fever. Their san Clar­ Arthur Valentine of the Willow R.nd I rut «n TlMaHav after a uSjSmtaM Children, have returned to Cad-,, Doug Reynolds, was stricken very ill Run plant spent Sunday with his ence went north Sunday morning cua-ii. a. wwu uuu raw wu- i pnai. last weeK W me uuuic or net a iuuuxd hi btt aUW’'JWin 1X5,18*ftef ’pending tlie summer i Thursday and rushed to Pennock yr. *nd Mra. Henry Brog and — i------ ----------------------- • —----------- । -———i —family at the home of her parents. tage. Mr. Brown U a teacher of | daughter. Mra. Byron Rowtader at k xx hcre wlth Ulclr parents. Arnold has hospital where an emergency opera- । Dr and Mrs F. B. Siiaw.-Afternoon aeronautical engineering at Notre Csledonln. i daughter Helen spent the Labor Day Mr. and Mrs Gleason Tabor and Mias Lucile Overholt who has resumed hu teaching duties In the tion wa* performed for acute ap- callers were his parents Mr and two children, of Grand fjapld* spent been working tn Grand Rapids all’csdlltac Cadillac schools. -i~,- very ..... i Mra. J. L .7 Valentine .... school*. pendldtU. He B coming along of Hastings and Uon wUh A-lnuTaXt concorporal Donald White, who has the weekend with his sister. Mra. summer, will return home in a 1 Visitor*'at the home of Mr*. E. |we» and while he 1* "all out" for] hl* cousins. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Haf- 'rnrand eou.^ Ben Lee and wife of Grand, cem Bt tpenl >x.kcnd »~lpendlnt lhe Clair Brog and family. Another couple of weeks and resume her B. Lepper over the weekend hoii- , football at T-K this season, all i ner Of Ann Arbor. I . . . „ at home. . I Northern Ireland wilh Uncte Sam's brother. Dwight Tabor and wife, al•tudias at the T-K school. — will days -x.x were .w her »on. Lynn and her । hope he be there at hi* place ।. Rev. and Mra. Leroy Chamber- : rat^n Ad* 8h,w ,nd d*“«bter. Mrs , forces, gate hl* family a real .urMrs. Roeooe Umd of Detroit spent uin-in-lsw Mn?in-taw. Jack Jack ftchwait.. Schwidie "of* De'- in in basketball basketball season. season, nt nr!, ^.1 an ch“ Co* “nd MHo 8,1BW prt*e whCn he tetopbooed from New visitors. the week-end In town visiting her mu and her daughter. Mra. J. I*!’ Mra. Mrs. Hattie Smith spent several Mvuai t lain and four children, returned I home Friday cvenhjg from a two hospital in Hasting* follow Ing an callcd lo NMhvUle. lhe tatter pan! York Saturday night. He has reIn our last week’s correspondence husband's mother. Mrs. Mattle Hodgson and husband of Kalama-1 days huft week and over Sunday at of the week by lhe tragic death ot! turned toaM this country for farther we stated that Mra. Mary SteinLynd, and other retaUves. ,— .x_ ---- -----of x_ night for hel nephew Ray .' the x home her -------daughter. Mra. Bay MU* Kathleen. who graduated | Tuesday Tuesday night for appendicitis appendicitis Her Her ■ ®fh »„ .nd n.„h.» n.v. 1 tratatag training and ta u spending ending a several Inger waa the only living member of from T-K tast June will enroll *■ husband. who.u in, training at Camp j ‘h"d sKow kilied. w^a । witt ht. mo Mr. and Mrs Bert Ullery of Has- j Mrs . ,Philip ...„k Bender .ha* w returned ---------------------------------Leon Drew at Battle Creek. , ____ ___mother, Mrs. the graduating class of 1890 from tings spent Sunday with her sister, home from z a ter. ten days visit ~!lh with ,. E. Llndsley of Grand Rapids Rat Mriyed ’nuire-|ttactor overturned. Our deepest Dora du-’ vUli was a student in the Evangelical college ^witer Dora White. White. His His sister. stater. 1Mrs. Paul Middleville high. We leam from good Mra. Fred Wieringa and family on relatives in •“ Hespcler. ”------—- Canada ---------- — d»> nighton a four-dal.* I sympathy 1* extended the bereaved Spiker a Friday caller at the Ed Blake at Naperville, Hl. Spikerand andhusband husbandmet methl him in Bat­ authority that we are wrong and North Grand Rapids St and atM ’id Mrs, Harry Baisch and home. ” / Mrs. George Hole* and Mr. and Hl* trip which is considered a 36 famiw'”' ~ tle Creek, Monday morning. HU that she who was Anna Crow. L* tended funeral services for George'.... ' — d ugbter Nancy, spent Sunaffair was covered tn 22 hours 7’ . Mr. and Mr*. Laurer icZJtewden of, Mra John Ooorhouse went to Ann >our iM «u b, UM. u.m uM luia>-; p" Cbbita siorUb of >n n><- fiancee. Miss Ruth Welckgenant of now Mra. Charles Kerr of Hastings. Williams at the Ivan Adams horn*day and Monday at Ann Arbor with Charlotte were Sundi ly and Mon- Arbor. Sunday and visited George We are glad to correct our error. hikin. He i«on>H u emp a.t. '™for . their son. Harp, Jr. ’ day vl.*itor*.at-the'fion ne of her par- : at the University hospital. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Stucktr are turday. I four-day. furlough over the weekend, at the White home. daughter Phyllis of Grand Rapids Mr and Mrs. Frank Castle of cnt*.^Mr. and Mrs Fr redMil Walter n.iiri Bender ikiiuci tuiu »uu, occupying -r-F...» the Grace - Tolhurst ........... ..... ’ Mr. and Mra. John Campbell and mi?/ *7' Rr,hBB.rl De*taiLMd ^"jLarer resumedTioiM^fter^pendtog Mrs. and uuic little son. spent Bunday at Gun lake with her Prairieville and Mfr-sod:Mr*. Henry . _Rnicst Vollweiler of Detroit spent spent the weekend holiday* with , dence on west Main St. this school her father Mr. Kelly, all of Grand 1 . parents, Mr. and Mrs Mark Ritchie. Frost and children. Irerie^-Kathlcc.rkrthe weekend holiday* at Gun take Rapids, were Sunday afternoon । several weexs her parenta at Hopklh*. -year. ’ "' c ' *■ ih ' oki " ""■■■' ,i Mr. and Mra. Arthur Rowe and and Jack were Sunday guest* of with hl* sister. Mr*. Nattle Bcna- callers of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. 1T'C1,er. ,‘d b01 1 Bartow lake. Mr*. Glenn Griffeth. president of I The reward of havlnf been a good ! Dean Dean nt of Irvine Irving and and Glen Glen Dean Dean and and ‘““y, . . ... daughter Doris, of Detroit, were vls.- , Mrs. Mattle Lectka and xhildren. Liebier way and son Burdet. the Barry county O. E. 8. assocta- '■ neighbor was demonstrated Friday. family from Friday until Monday. John Glenn Griffeth accompanied hb Mr and Mrs. Andrew Finkbelner Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Lewis and two 7^ wcre accompanied home by 5ummcr ‘n New York in the office of Uon ta making plan* for the annual1 when Ihlriy-slx friend* of Ixtren and family, over Labor Day weekbrother-in-law. Lester Curtis, to spent Saturday and Sunday with daughter* of Jackson brought herlhu uncle John Jacobs ot Grand1 the M*11 ^«f»«y Calf Club, visited county convention which will be i Tungate gathered al hU farm al Mr. and Mra. Richard Breedin of Kalamazoo Saturday for hts service theta son. Rev E. C. Finkbelner and mother. Mrs Elmer Fenton home I Rapid*. The family enjoyed a 81m-1 hu parent*, Mr and Mra, Ray Polls held in Hastings. Thursday, Sep tern- I Parmelee and cut approximately Saturday after a visit and remained 1 da.. cilnner and reunion together last WMk He bl now attending the ber 24. Worthy grand matron Mar- eleven acre* of coni. Loren, who ha* Evanston. Ill., were callers at the examination, but who wa* not ac- family at Bangor cepted because of physical frailness. WlU of CalMto,u „ fnclo9. until Sunday. |at Uie Glen Dean home National Dairy Show In Waterloo. garet Jone* of Otaego. will be honor | recently *pentr»everal week.* nt a Floyd Helrigel home. SaturdayMr. and Mrs Fred Smith of De­ Stanley Johnson, took Mr. and ing the porch at the Claude RastaMr. and Mrs Ernest Hooper of Mr*. Clair Brog has been quite ,0WM- “ * member of the Judging guest of the day. Other officers of, convalescent home in Grand Rapids, Mr*. Loren Johnson and Mr and , berg home ip northwest Thomapple. Grand Rapid.*, formerly of Middle-. ill for several days with infection lt,in from Michigan State College, the auociaUon are. tat 'ice pre*.. 1* very grateful for till* Good S«T . -----------vlce martian act. . wi th her mother. Mra. H. E. Ben­ Mrs. A. C. Johnson to Clear take and making other improvement* villc. are parent* ot a baby daugh- in her throat. । Mra. Cha*. Williams entertained Leon Leonard. Delton: 2nd nett and Chas. Cox and family. Sunday, lo see id* cousin. Harold Albert Frey and Arthur Roach ot ter. born in Butterworth hospital. ’ uttfe Sandra Barber of Grand • recently twenty-five relatives and pre*.. Lucile Doster. Hickory Cor­ Mr and Mra. Seward Brock of They relumed to their home in De­ Johnson, an enlistee in the coast Detroit were, in town Friday aflei- Thursday evening. ML** Edith Hoop- Rap^, L* staying rftth her grand- I Menda for a birthday party hon- ners: sec'y.-treas.. Mrs. Daisy Htar Grand Rapid* were Sunday visitor* troit Saturday accompanied by their guards. 'noon making arrangement* for the er Is keeping house for her brother . mother Mrs^ E H Berber at thclortn« the birthday of Charle* which of Middleville. Mr and Mr* Claude Rosenberg; funeral of Mrs Freydaughter Jean and friend who-had Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Minor and Prindle, and the latter attended the and will remain during her sister- .-Barber-ShoDDe" cottage at Gun I <x’r,lrred August 29. Needles* to say been here on a two weeks’ visit. and son-in-law and daughter. Mr. Mrs. Glenn Allen will be in Kata-, in-taw’s, convalescence I take while her mother 1* in the hos- 1 “» had 0 nne tlme and hope Cha*. three children of Kalamazoo spent Ruth Prey funeral. " Mr. and Mra. Stuart Rfgler — and and Mra. Monroe.5;, Gibb* Grand this from "Wednesday ___ _ ____ ...................... Mra ___ Ray Potts_ and .. daughter Hcl----------— r-ot --7; —i-rmazoo ------- - ••• “ week — Mrs Hazel Just returned to her „<tal with her third li’tta datnrh- !may have many more year* to cele­ the weekend and Monday with hl* ts. spent-the weekend Rapids, took the Milwaukee Clip- through Friday as representative of home in Detroit Tuesday of last “ 11 e tttUfch brate parents. Rev. and Mr* I. W Minor. |en, and Mra. Clifford Gardner were ter bom Sept 1. • brate. holidays In_____________ house trailer at Bel— ,— per boat trip Saturday across the the Pythian Sister* lodge, to the week, after a visit with her parent*. | Sunday afternoon, accompanied by in Grand Rapid* Friday after their Mr*. Arthur *« Bell entertained al n a (| Mr. iend ~..'''j Mra. Charles Andler. 7T Mr.’ Mrs. Majgaret Bliss, his grand- j daughters. Frances Potts and Sutalre. Hake lake and visited t... the Wisconsin state convrntlon. Mrs Elmer Fen-, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Curtis and fam“ cmcnaincu .- ~~ Ji ___ ..F-J ___ -X_ nnd Mr* nilrmav Reiner anrl Mr Little Richard Valentine was very Dells, returning home horn. JMnnd.i. .... tnn will ... ___ .. aii™ umm., dmrar Wedn~„.!«!!„ mother. all drove to Lansing and ■ tanne Gardner, "who had cojnpletwl bunni her her absence, .hPhn Mr ,nb Mr. Will John«xi plruure ol b.r hu.bxU Jld Moldii « mTsu, UkT' visited the youngest son of Mra. Bliss j their first week os students in tHe sick Thursday and Friday with an night. during Mn. PeU-non ...« .nd npuher. V.nkr. Spring B■» nicely wiuru Milled .**•' “ IS/SLjSn who is a surgical patient in Sparrow Davenport-McLaughlin college. The attack of flu. He is the baby son of ML** Bernice Johnson was brought jx ?;. Wl«r rxU.™. .....cv op.u.f <r mccv r- Alvah A1...U Slckcl*. CI.I..I. u.™ ------ M in their -------x_. .x-the - cottage--..Jchildren. Mis* Lydia and Bradley. Mr*. Gladys Wurm and three cnU- hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Art Valentine .by ambulance from Pennock hos-'Mra. hive — returned new home, north girls were graduates of the 1942 class land Mr. E. J Talbot We hope Art , d»«! »h° h,v* been The Carl family enjoyed a family pita! to the home of her parents. | to Detroit, where Mr*. Peterson ofI the the MethodUl Methodist church. church. The Howard Davidson family of of T-K. Mrs Lenna Kirkpatrick ha* been 'wl11 In health and be able |I mother. Mra ~i„ Emma gathering and dinner at Lakeside Mr and Mrs Maurice Johnson, will resume her teaching position in Mrs Lenna Kirkpatrick has b»en'" ‘“ improve *n ”,x,.Williams ’and ZZ Chicago were weekend guest* of ' The Young Woman's Guild of the “_.J! vicinity, ­ park. Caledonia, on Sunday Thursday and is making a nice re- .the School for Convalescent Child- in. Grand ARapid* for a few days. ’IIn 10 .ninv enJ°>- mane nuin>" mar. n’ore MrthA.v. birthday* with with other rttaUve* . x* in !n this ‘ ™ ,‘r’ re "T their cousin. Clark Bliss and family , Methodist churclt will hold its turned to to her her home home in in Watervliet Watervliet ' .Mr and Mrs. John Kepkey have covery from her recent appendec- rcn at Farmington Mr Peterson. vl»lt with her son and other rela- hls friend*. turned at their Green take cottage. ; monthly meeting this Thursday ! Wednesday. returned from a vtait with her *1*- tomy. cheese...» maker at the Cream- lives I 'The r‘— -»'><••• x j , x'who ------- ZIs ------------X..X-...children of- -Mr. nnd■ Mrs. An-j Jarvi* Campbell apent Sunday and | night with Mra. Emory Finkbelner. ter in White Cloud. 1 Miv ’ Mbs ~!!t Effie Baker ™ and za lady friend ery ha* an apartment at the Roy Webster Steeb/of Leighton, who'drew Finkbelner celebrated Labor I' Miss Laurel Maclver left for Lan­ Monday tn Detroit wllh«fhl* chtl- ion the west county line, , Herbert Thorpe of Kalamazoo <>f Owosso eLj* ’osso spent Thursday Thursday night and I Snyder home home. ha* been employed at a hotel In Day by assisting their parent* in!ding. Monday, where she enter* the dren and families. His wife and Mra. Jim Dailey Dall Mr. and Mrs and son spent the weekend with hl* moth-’ "■*•*— •* ------— -•of -■ the parents of young Clilcago this summer, ha* returned j getting settled In tlielr home on j' Lawrence Sparrow hoapital a* a their little granddaughter. Marcia Clarence, were Sunday and Monday n ’ ,hc R F’ BIakl‘ *,,on Jc1-1 ••Many iwn.i’" .n— .u*------^ral-ytir student nurse. We wish dr. Mra. Vern Smith and his wife*.——- ML** — Baker, who is 81 yeara old. children took ..,v„ their youngsters »». uu toIUrhome «>u and wm tcacn will teach ui uic in wjuni-ina; the Wyom— oi*” wrsi •*— ----apm ---------Sherk who had been there for a gwtta of her cousin. Mrs Andrew West mam Main St., *nc the west apartment ■ 1,-., ......... parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hole*. ; lived in Yankee Springs a* a small Grand Rapids. Thursday, where all ing iPark school hi at uraiiu Grand mpuu. Rapids, 1 1of ■ - , • . ■ ■ x>. o. « > <«■ ।m, ma hi ■ Acii.F.ii of the the former Io™«" Marr Ma" residence residence. 1 Mr Lynn Burdlck and two weeks’ vlidt, accompanied him Oackler and family. Sunday after­ Mrs. Titorpe Tltorpe and two little daughdlll’h. girl Ctrl and ■nd Baker Bakwr lake lalrr was wax named nnmprl for;enjoyed for 1 ^ninv«.I the Ih. Ringling-Barnum cir- HL* sister. ___ _ _.,, Vr». MyrtcUa will .teach in .x. theI1 Rockford school*11 . ?”d Swerdfeger children of Hutlngs. and the My­ home. Jarv's slAer, Mra. Chris noon. they all drove to Elmdale and tera_ tera. Helen and Marv Mary Alice who had her parent*. She had not visited cu*. Malchele went of with him on the trip spent the afternoon with Mrs. D* .. n~.nz.-n i 7redd?e Grfffeth son nf Mr .nd h?ne ,n ron Overholt family southwest been spending a week visiting v_L.., ‘home ------ t this vicinity for many yeara. and j Rev G. A. Steeby of Howe. Ind.. . a^this time the-----------grave.* 11-------brought his au sister Myrtelta. who naa Mra rtaroia Harold unitctn. Griffeth. was was orougni brought || ?jSS°‘vvi!u with’l^pwnU^Mr" — Ub°.7r -n* and spent the time with relatives cousin*. him to KataKata-.at,V —...... •*— wa* -- locating ’— -----------------------------------■had• aura, folk*, returned with him ...x ,tCr Mynrua. ano i«u with h»r naroni. Mr 1------ ----------------------------The announcement ha* been made •**?»•.. ., . Iof two brother* who died*been visiting hi* family, home Tues• home from Pennock hospital ThuraIT^Lra ‘ r P FHrkrr^l °f Mr “nd Mr’ C"rl and old friends at Dexter. I of young died* been his 'home Pennock Thurs- i.nd Mra. P pXr’roi FWd ' i Mi* and Mra. Glen Oriffeth enter­ of the engagement of MLs* Bettv : Mr. ahd Mr*. Dale Wiley left on seventy yeara years ago of diphtheria, and *iday dav and took hta hl* mother. mother Mr* day where he wa. was taken Tue^tay Tuesday for ■^ : ft”d “ ^x.S ^4. F- 00?^?^ r, Thc. “: Pferd«t«l>*r Wednesday for Missouri where they for whom she wished to place mark- Grorgie Steeby. home with him for treatment of an injured ’k£re re- j ' e “i" and U Ru« «P«t tained at a family birthday dinner Jane Swift, daughter of Mra B C. i for treatment of an in Hired knee rp. .... ... .. ... I Sunday at their home, celebrating Swift to Pvt. Robert Goodell Wal­ will remain indefinitely with their, era. With the help of Mr. Blake the a visit. 'eelved ,ed _,„ “*? 'celved when when he he fell fell from from hta his pony pony, u., k srandparent* *everal days Sunday and Monday nt Kalkaska three -birthdays of their family. kin*. son of Mr and Mr*. William daughter servwere located the --------Mineri —Mr and Mrs. Eno* of u-AKJack- while while attempting attempting some some trick trick riding. riding' | *”■ *eeK (Visiting her aunt, and other retaUves. —whose —— -husband ,-7,777------1*—inT. ’ \, —grave* r— -in — ■ — ■- • Price »» Guesta present, were her parents. H. Watkins of Hopkins. The date for ----- ---------------— assisted ---------—x__ »Springs —.— -----i. ,son spent the Labor Day -- holiday* •’1 The Delta Allen Past Matrons loe. Mr*. w.Erma William*, , cemetery, in «rYankee town1 The bone was not chipped a* was -------------------- ---------—--------J1 MF and Mrs. W.-R. Harper enter- Hev. Rev. and ana Mra. Mr*, Geo. ueo. uunis Curtis and ana her ner the wedding ho* not been set ,..x had x_j “— .... x. ...... by her daughter*, moved at the ship । with her mother. Mr* D. E. Bovee. at first feared, but the tendon* and icIub n 'njoyabla picnic meet- 1। rained at dinner Sunday, her riater*. brother. Lester. Mr. and Mra. Clark । Mra. Cornelia Olmstead and hrr same Wiley rooms on ------- time — to themn ---------------------Mt„ Donna Galster is enjoying and her sister. Mr* Burdette Wadd mtwrles were strained However his I,ns *1Lh *< the hew play­ 1 Ml** Harriet Howard of Evanston. west Main 8L from tlie former Pike a week’s vacation from her duties and husband ■ I biggest disappointment B the fact l#rou,ld Frldtt>’ evening Two btrth- III., and ML*.* Jeanette Howard and Seeley and children. George and son. Donald and wife ami Arthur home on East .Mitin. - ----------a* ojwratdr in lhe Bell Teleplwne , The Lightfoot family'of the De- he can't ptayidotball thl* Tail wlth|diy c&kes *"erp “ ,e“’ tnfal- honor- I their brother. Fred Howard and Nina of Battle Creek and Mr. and (Roach, who were in the parly of Mra: Sarah P" “ Boyce spent from office nnd accompanied by her Hta troit vicinity spent the weekend ' the T-K team I Ing the birthdays of Arthur Bell and children Ruth and Russell of lonta. Mrs. Louis Betts, of Grand Rapids. | Detroit friehd* who came for tlie Thursday afternoon i Later they drove to Fort Cuiter Tlie birthdays celebrated were funeral of Mr* Albert Prey, were --- . -----noon to Saturday tie sister. Lol*, went to Detroit Sun- holidays at the Gun take cottage Pvt Wayne Aubil of Chanute M" aknn Orlf*eth. The October tho*e of Mrs Mabel Betts. Sept. 2.1 among the Sunday afternoon callcn with Mra. Mattle Benaway .at Gun day to visit cousin* *bf hl* aunt. Mr*. Goldie Simpson. Field. Ill. spent the hphdav furlough I mwtln’ win ** 11 noon d‘nner al hoping to see Maurice Howard, who Mra. ariffeth, Sept. 4 and Lester'* of Mr. nnd Mr*. F H. Helrigel. 10*5; I Mr and Mra Russell Hunsberger Reginald Smith of Ada ha* re- ot the home of hl* parenti. Mr. and 1,hc home of Mrg u E- Hamilton.! on Sept 5. I Mr. Frey, hl* son4n-iaw and daughMiss Haxel Campbell ha* moved of Wayland were Sunday guest* of turned to the home of hi* grand-1 Mrs RayuAubll in Leighton. October 2. he had been moved Mra John Robertson returned to .ter. Mr and Mrs Delmar Adam* and from the Finkbelner residence on .her brother. J. C. Schad. and family ■ mother. Mrs. Hattie Smith and re-i Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell and' Mrs- H E Bennett was taken 1U Mtas -Pauline Walker, teacheh of . ; home economics of T -ICvMhoeHbok! her work at the hospital at Caro. | hl* mother also called. aS the Hel——'_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I Sunday and at present I* .confined to Monday after spending the weekend rigcl home. < [her bed. i MUses Donna Davl* and Maxine | Sixteen members of the Rouse ’ Finkbelner to Lansing Monday at home with her parenta. Mr nnd I Armand Stimson, son of Mr. nnd * " (Mra. Pierre Slimaon. lx in St. Mary’s I circle were pleasantly entertained ! where they attended the state meet- Mr*. Malcomb Maclver. Clare Matteson and Prank Rogers . hospital. Grand Rapid*, with inby Mra. E J. Talbot at her home ling of the 4-H cluba. The girls are Thursday afternoon. Mrs Mae Holes Barry county honor representatives, of Grand Rapid* were calling on ; Juries of the arm and back received Sunday morning when hta auto conducted an impressive devotional . Ml*.* Maxine of clothing and Donna Middleville friend*. Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Day Pugh and little ■ struck a flat car on a Pennaylv&nia service following which the mem- in food preparation. Miss Donna, bcra laid their gifts on the altar for . who won honors at the state meet in Mary Ellen were weekend visitor* of railroad tiding in that city. HL* car htr parenta. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Me-------------J demolished.-We “ x.^—.. was nearly arc un­ able to leant at this writing how Kevitt. Mra. Eldon Htar of Battle Creel serious are hta Injuries. Ul Tlie Thornapple-Kellogg school spent the weekend holidays will, On account of ill health I will dispose of the personal property at Public auction at her husband's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. will be well under way on a new _________ ___ __ _ ______________ school year *s seixwl begins Wedthe farm located 2 miles nOrth of Coats Grove, or the first place east of the Barnum tag e. Mr. and Mrs Carl Hlar and ■ neaday. Members of the faculty, children of Wayland were Sunday , their position and number of yeara school or 1 mi. south and 3 miles west of Woodland on visitors.____________________________taught Jiere are—Superintendent. The Earl Lee and Max Lynd fam-1 J. F. Schlpper. 6th ynr: Earl Van11 les have moved back to town from ■. Sickle, principal, mathematics and Gun lake where they have spent the baseball. 9th year; Elton Lawrence, summer. | agriculture, biology. 2nd year; ArSTARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: Mr and Mra. Chas. WlUtapis took thur Smalley. Industrial arte, foothta sister. Mrs. Gladys Wurm and ball. 7lh year; Pauline Walker, home daughter Donna to Grand Rapids, economics, 6th year; Henry CunHORSES Thursday where she met her broth-1 ninghani. social studies, speech, de­ Deering 5 ft. cut mower er. Rev. Karl Keefer and accom- j bole. 6lh year; Marjorie Chandler, Pair of Black mares, age 12 yrs. wt. Rude Manure Spreader panled him to Ludington for a visit, English. Latin, girls’ physical. 3d before going back to her Watervliet .year: Gerald Stucker. music, 3d 3600 lbs. Gentle and kind and good Miller bean puller Land roller FOR INCREASED YIELD home. (year; Chris Jensen; science, basketJohn Jacobs of the Holland Home. I ball. 1st full year; Edna Helmink, workers. McCormick 7 ft. cut tongue truck LOWER COST PER Grand Rapids was a visitor of his;art, English. 1st year. June Bouck. binder I nephew.. Glen Dean and family commercial, annual. 1st year; MarCOWS BUSHEL | from Saturday until Monday night.1 Jorie Mills, social studies, T K. New Deering double drum hay loader Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, bred July 10 I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Steeby are I <Continued on next page > AUCTION SALE 8 FARM WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1942 Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Feb. 10 Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, bred Feb. 12 These cows ore T.B. and abortion tested. CORN 41 acres of good standing corn in field Around 100 baskets of old corn HENS 135 White leghorn hens, good layers HARNESS Set of good double worje harness with" 2 inch 2 ply tugs, several collars, odd straps FARM MACHINERY Farrhall F-12 tractor, rubber in front, steel behind, very good condition Deering 2 roll corn husker, good condition International No. 8 16-inch tractor plow, good Oliver double riding cultivator McCormick corn binder, good Oliver 3 row bean cultivator 7 ft. double tandem tractor disk ’Dunham 7 ft. double cultipacker Side delivery rake Good farm wagon and nearly new 14 ft. flat rack Drag saw outfit Buzz saw and arbor Banner walking plow Set of good sleighs, Clover seed windrower Double and single shovel Spring tooth drag old drag Good windmill and pump jack Drag cart Set 1,000 lb. scales, 30 grain bags belts emery grinder Post drill Bulldog 6 horse gas engine Heavy vice forge anvil 28" buzz saw Ripping table and saws Feed grinder water pump Work bench gas drum 4 10-gal cream cans tool chest 30 crates 3 cross cut saws Log chains 6x6 canvas scythe Corn Planters Set logging tongs Shovels Block and tackle All small tools used in shop such os wrenches, saws, planes, braces and bits etc. Quantity of beech and maple wood, hot water tank, ncckyokcs. whifflctrces and aveqcrs and several oth­ er articles too numerous to mention. 0 8 S BUREAU FERTILIZER FOR WH'EAT BETTER QUALITY GRAIN s TOP PRICE for CROP § INSURES FOLLOWING CLOVER CROP RECOMMENDED ANALYSES 0- 14-7 FALL 8 0-20-0 GRAINS RED ROCK-1 RED WHEAT) must MORE CORN AMERICAN BANNER-(White Wheat1 SELECT SEED OF HIGH YIELDING GRAIN VARIE­ TIES is always a good investment. We have a com­ plete stock of seed grains of high quality and germi­ nation. The very best sued wheat is a bargain in the 8 8 8 SHAKE HI end. Treat All Cereal Seed With Controls Stinking Smut rFDFC A M LLKLJA H This easy dust treatment is sure. ' ' * about about 2c an^ co,t 2c per bushel of seed.---I ... lb. — 70c. Treats 32 bu. -------of lead. Foe Greater Yields MORE corn for Victory — More corn for Peace—More corn to feed the World — that’s the job of the American Farmer today and in the yeara to come. And Chara’s a man In your neighborhood whose Job Is to help you do your Job bsttsr. easier and mors economically. That man Is your local DeKalb dealer. His epeclellied trowing conditions enable him to help you select the best varieties foe your farm — to tell you ot the latest DeKalb hybrids and to help you Increaae your ylsld on less ground. Make U-* point to get acquainted with your DeKalb dealer. He'e a real farmer Just like yourself, and your problems are His problems. See your DeKalb dealer. DEKALB AGBICULTUBAL ASSOCIATION. DeKalb, ly. TERMS OF SALE are cash, nothing removed until settled for. WALTER DURKEE, Propr. DEWEY REED, auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, clerk FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. DEKHLB HYBRID CORN X H< rt �■Hit HABTfNGB BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1942 Middleville Keiser. larijan teft relie re lhe y morning iptds spent Liter, Mra. . Another Labor Day wpondence ary Steinmember of 1890 from from good rrong and [ Hastings, ir error. tiurst rrsithis school ren a good ed Friday. of Loren roxlmatcly n. who has nd Rapids. Good Su- Brock nf ay visitors ended the jhtcr Hel- liter their and Un­ completed liege The 1942 class did of the hold Ita Thursday Inkbelncr. >• nnd son d Monday i Andrew lay afterndnle and »een made list Bells Jr* B. C. dell WatWilliam nnd her (I Arthur party of ! for tlie rey, were on caller* Helrtecl ni daugiidams nnd the Hcl- I clerk. Lewis Vtebeck, chief custo(Continued from Page 4.) dUn- 11 th* employe* of th* wife of Albert Prey at Detroit, who Trump*t, 1st year; Wm. Ferguson, ‘ *ch001 u ht "»» begin* hl* 18lh PMMd away in a Detroit hospital. Junior-high. 3d year; Madge Huns- ’y,<r B*nd*r te beginning M ra­ berger. Bth grade. 7th y*ar; Jan*.hu »*cond year as custodian and ..ugrsde. ______ .J ____ Grace 1 aten rtrlvea Rev. and Mra Arthur Dodge ac- , Mr. and Mra. Roy How lad er and , ___ Sth Mather, 3d year; drive* ■ a hin bus. rim., Elmar Bender. .ds'ugtfar pf Mr* companled thrir daughter. Ml&s Mra. Jesrie Halton left Wednesday I Dend*>, Later elementary, let year; |«n»nMtr of transportation 1* begin- Wallace Watson, former rto store keep­ Mary Dodge to Westerville, Ohio.. morning for Blue lake near Mecosta I Jean Smith 4th grade lit mr- nlng hte 104h year. Mr*. Dora White *r**t ITvlng and -----------Parmelee, -3. ahd who Saturday where she has accepted where they will enjoy a week's fish- I hZZ.' m 2 k ! ? h" «th year ai librarian. Mr*. Ida for many Ihtd m t lived on the farm a poriUon as teacher of art Jn Ute Ing wilh Mr. and Mrs. Byron Good- ■ Helen Brog. M grade. Bth year.; skinner, cafeteria manager and on-------------Grand Rapid* —r~-8t 8L now nowoowned by public schools ot that city. Rev. and :aell of Lake Odessa al their cottage Minnie McFall 3n<1 «ra<U» ll'h rn.-»V 1/1 vmv fin. ,<r<./Hr« .. Soldmon. h..,L __ Olenn Ruth attended Mid­ Mra. Dodge remained in Ohio for there. ‘ yrar; Heater soetera, 1st grade. 4th Wleringa, Carl Schleh, Carl Qalater. dle.Ul. UO. Mhool.urf Ser her ! . » *4-**•* | Mr and jjrs Chas Offley and ! year; Morrell Weber, 1st grade. 1st Dewey Ftaher. Chatter SavacooL e. lMra. Sarah Mead of Hastings were year; Dorothy Bonneville, kinder- Glen Dean. .«,«««« «. u<c ,iome ■■iwu. 7th «w> year. ,v«<. Lilliam uuuun Jorgenson uunraiwn i Funeral runcrau service* were held new tn in the inc ' f*rm farm following her father father3’* de*th. death 'BI*d L*Roy Wheeler of ‘Sunday dinner guests at the home gnrten. will heoln u.rnnrl yearr as office Methodist church at a o..„ land also .. _ ._______ . . |“asttng* spent the weekend at lhe of their daughter and family, Mr. begin her second 2 o'clock Bunlived on farms at_____ Caledonia STATE SENATOR D. HALE BRAKE WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS uirtJS ’tanl M,“" ““ Lo’'" M ’------------ -------- ---— ’9*^ • ?f T ~ next " ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ' and on th* Frank Johnron farm In ' Latehton. Later they Church of ^ the Brethren Little Leighton lh*y moved to GranA Gr.nd i L£T ’’ °* lh,‘n at UlUe Rev. and Mra. Harold Blakely of ' । Rapids but had resided In Detroit “en' Onekema. Bllssfleld and Mr. and Mra. Leon I I for many year*. They were prepar- ,,Mr a?d.,Mrr,ZI\rT) JohniWn ttnd Nicholson and family attended lhe I I ing to soon move lo a farm at “nd Dlclc Smith and two Nicholson reunion at Lake Odessa ; ClarksvUte which they owned. 8ur- *0,u of PiQ“«. Ohio, were weekend Monday. About sixty were present ' riving bcride* th* husband is one ’ Runt* ot Mr. and Mrs J L. Smith, from Grand Rapids. Plymouth. Re­ daughter. Mn. Delmar -Adams of | Rev, snd Mr*. Geo. Wingard re­ mus. Barryton. Detroit. Sheridan Detroit, three sister*. Mr*. C, Glenn , turned Friday from a two weeks' and Woodland. Lewis ot Grand'RapIds. Mr*. Lyle vacation spent in northern MichlMe and Mrs. Von Rodebaugh and , , Holcomb of Miami. Fla., and Mrs.,' g*n. _ two daughter* of Lansing spent ' Kenneth Sexton of Wenatchee. |IMr. ...................................................... and Mr*. John Jordan ot HasSunday and Monday Wilh Mr. and ,-i three brother*, Clair of-------Bat­jUngs and Mr. and Mra. Ross Jor- Mrs. Leon Hynes , Wash., - -—- — -------------— ----------at Eu Eusene Grecian .dan , ’ tie Creek. Rav of *coe' Oregon of Grand Rapids called on Mr. Callers at the V. R Wotring , and Wallace of Grand Rapids The and Mra. Ray BchanU Monday .yt- home last week were Dr. O. J Nea*e. large attendance at terae of VrUeH. friend* and r.1. rel- I; ---------ernoon.t Qf Plujul).n|l Mf nnd Mnk atlves from thli vicinity and farther Mr ai Mr. and Mra. Richard Durkee and i Ezra Dell and Joyce of Lansing, i point* and lhe multitudes of floral children of Freeport and Mra. Fred ■ Mra. Frank Hynes of Freeport. Mr. । offAings bespoke the esteem In Durkee of Carlton called on Mr. | and’Mra. Ernest Smith of South HaMr*. Ford H>rd Stowell. Mr. and ana i and Mr*. Henry Schaibly Saturday I) ven. Mrs. Mrs. "' Glenn Wotring, Mr. — and afternoon. •* Mra. ; | Chamberlain of tlie Leighton Evan­ ; Mr. and Mra. Harold Forman of Bert Smith. Mtas Mary Townsend. gelical church assisted by Rev. I. W. and Miss Jean Kanlnef of Wood- । i Flint visited his parents. Mr. and Minor. Interment was made in Mt. land. I m Hope cemetery. Beside* tht mem­ Mr*. Geo. Forman from Saturday ★ You ore going to drive your present Mr. and Mrs Gordon Williams 1 I until Monday. ber* of the near kin and families, Word has been received by friend* moved this week Into the house re- i I cor o lot .longer, so give it good core! many friends from Detroit and cently vacated by Mr. and Mra. Don- I I Grand Rapids were at the funeral, here that Mrs Etta Parmalee of I I Allegan- Is in University hospital, aid Gager on Wert Broadway. also Mr. Prey's brothers. Charles We con help you by offering you these Maynurd. Junior and Donald 1 I from New York City and Ernest of Ann Arbor, following an operation. Nicholson visited their sister and I Buffalo. N. Y. The sympathy of She te gaining nicely. services: Cleoning spark plugs, switch­ I Rev. and Mrs. Geo Wingard family. Rev and Mrs. Harold Blakemany friends te extended the sor­ ' ing wheels and tires, adjusting car­ rowing family in tlie death of lhe callwi on Mr. and Mra. Ray Smith ly of Blissfield Inst Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien and | I •ot Caledonia Sunday afternoon wife, mother, and sister. buretor. keeping transmission, dif­ । Little Ellen Campbell of t<acey children of Dimondale and Mr. and | I I spent Labor Day with her aunt. Mra Chis. Faul and children* of ferential and chassis properly lubricat­ Hastings were dinner guests of their , I | Miss Ruth Scudder. Four-H brys and girls In all parts . Mr. Geo. Faul nir. and «na Mra. Airs, Tom 10m Ix>ng u>ng of oi Grand urana mother. motner. Mrs. mrs. v»co. rum Monday mviiuaj and |i ed, keeping tires properly- inflated, of Ma**acliu«ctt* are taking part in- bRapids (.lw, spent lhe M>c weekend WTOC„U and Lalx>. | attended the Woodland celebration Candidate for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant the 4-H Victory program. Thte pro- bor Day with hLs parents. Mr. and keeping your car tuned for top per­ HULWCrtif gram ha* four, points: First, in- Mra Wayne Long. formance at all times, etc. . . Let us creased food production; second, I Mr. and Mrs .Ernest Austin and is spending a week with her par- . better health through good nutrition; family of Charlotte were Sunday ent*. Mr. nnd Mrs John Low and grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Slocum September 11. Mra. J. L. Smith, lead­ perform these important services reg­ JS unday. third, strong morale; and fourth, djnnrr guests at the home of Mr. other relatives in Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs. James Swanson of post war planning. Hnd Mrs. Roy Perkins ularly and keep your car rolling for _____ ,r। . j Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Glenn of Al- Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. South Woodland Missionary you and Uncle Sam. I urkv i 1Cg,n*nd Mrs- D' V ShOmO The South Woodland Church of s-ucay i>>g Bn(J Mn o( Coldwater. Mrs. iJtWTh* lucky bag of a U. S. navy rence Hilbert and Miss Lorena Hil­ Artnur Aiw-rning accompwnico u, h>ve <n mwtlng al hotne ship is the 'Tost and found" dtpart- bert. Woodland were entertained Otte Vrceland of Green Lake, were , . Russell Booher Wednesday VULCANIZING AND GENERAL Mr. and Mra. John Hynes of Holt "'J"* «“““ Booher' W«toe*d*>. ment. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest in the Upper Peninsula -trout Ashing last week. Mrs Allerding sUyed at spent the weekend with her parAU « USV «• _______ Shomo for dinner Sunday. TIRE REPAIRING Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Ruing of Has­ the home of Mrs. Vrceland while the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford, Farewell Parties -Mr. and Mra. J. L. Crockford. of Th* territory of th* Belgian Congo ting* and Mr. and Mrs Glen Co­ men were in lhe north. Mis* Ruth Flanigan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Kilpatrick Carlton were Sunday dinner guests. Mr. and Mra. Ogle namaan is about th* rite of the 15 southern vert of Lake Odessa spent MondayFlanigan. him Miss evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roy of Benton Harbor spent the weekMr. and Mrs. Martin Deabler of jean Kantner daughter of Mr and states In th* United States. Rowlader. I end and Laljor Day with relatives Detroit visited at tlie home of his Mra. Guy Kantner and Mte* Man­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and in Woodland parents. Rev. and Mrs. J, 6. Dcab- Townsend, daughter of Rev. and °*‘u"u>' ““ Mr., H. V. T«in«nd Ht Sundw Congressman. Clare E. Hoffman. *on» of Battle Creek, visited tier Phona 2240 daytime. For night aarrmother. Mra. Agnes Fisher over Jo‘jn ?iiL d 1 and Mrv ° F Benner at- for Manchester College. No. M»nLabor Day weekend Patty Johnson and children and Mr. and Mrs Ogle tended the funeral of Mrs Newton Chester. Ind. The young people of CfEJESr Ico phone 2352 or 2230 and friends. Bonnie Terrell nnd Flanigan and son Roger atunoeo iBenner at Hastings Saturday after- the South Brethren church gave a farewell party for Mary Townsend noon. >o long as he remains In Washing­ Bobby Johnson who have been visit­ the 4-H exhibit and Parmer * Day Iioon 4ta, Harilags, Michigaa ton. do bls utmost to protect and ing Patty’s grandmother. Mrs Fishsopport their sons, their husbands, to Battle Creek with her parents Graaring Ruth Flanlg.n placed 4th in the 4-H u hom>r at a f<uX hrid ?n Batter!**, Winlihlrid Wiper* their sweethcarbL—Adv. RaplXi wm‘aStmXky'dlnmr0^^ i^M^'and Mrs KarlC Faul and 1Fri',cllrr °t' DettolMTffi?Aiier Bellevue Saturday evening when ▼alcaaislag Washing CM U£U> you 1 ‘“ife'SZ; u»« »< ANDRUS SERVICE "•>' fundoy. •> , Mr i"* 2 Mr. and I THUMBS UP, AMERICA! school ns Wedfaculty, of years Mendent. »rl Vanawrcnce. er, home' ry Cun- lhandler. deal. 3d uric. 3d , basketHelmink, e Bouck, ir; Mar- THUMBS UP, AMERICA ... Fling out the Banner—fly it high above the grasp of human hands that would besmirch it. A flag won with pain and suffering and bloodshed .... preserved by men strong enough, courageous enough to keep it alive -men who believe in it. . . THUMBS UP, AMERICA... And We the People of the United States are again at war.. . protecting those stars and stripes on a bit of bunting - Civilization ... free civilization . . . American civilization. And again meg who believe in it are fight­ ing to keep it free - to keep that Banner flying high. o ^^WARTIME PEN FAILURE Parker Back to School 'Si Make This Your Headquarters For Books and Supplies We Stock Only First Quality Mer­ chandise At Moderate Prices-Make Us Your First and Last Stop, And You’ll Save ! Note Book Note Books Covers Note Book Paper Dictionaries Tablet Eversharps Ink Erasers . 8 00 P. M.—There will be no Christian Endeavor Sunday evening are giving a cantata "Praise and Thanksgiving for the Harvest." The public Is cordially invited to attend. Rev George Wingard, pastor 0:00 A. M.—Morning worship. Tuesday 7 P. M.—Choir practice. AMERICAN LEGION The new membership cards are now available for the coming year. busy members should send In their Reflecting the wartime increase 1,500 delegate* at th* 24th Nation­ al convention of The American Legion al Kansas City. Mo., SeptrTr.1— IQ nl T» -.<11 K- ,----- » Legion national convention history. Ill. ALLEGAN COUNTY duties" in the Office of Naval In­ telligence. Because production of airplane* radio repairmen and certain speclalteU. The next district meeting * Bunday. September 27. a Joaeph. • Dinner at 12:30. Inj tion ot District otflcm wiU be AUXILIARY NOTKB Election of officer* for the I home Thursday evening, September | Thoae nominated at Um 8*pt. g. meeting were: President. Esther Felt; Vice Pres, Hasel Hinkley and, Zcla Oortright; Secretary. Alma! I-arscn and Ruth Moor*; Tr«a*,t Thelma Hubert; Chaplain. Goorgial Jarman. Lydia Rogers and Leora > Frederick; Historian and Publicity,I Mabel Steaon; Sgt.-at-Arms, Kether I Felt. Mary Weldla and Irene John- i cock. ExecuUve Board. Gladys Henry, Donna Harrington and Ad­ dle Scott. ' As many membara aa poaaibte ba Nominstlcns will be opened again. . Ranger" worshiper brlstlaa with « western flavor. Th* beamed celling te painted white, th* walls and ing nf the Lone Ranger riding Silver holds a banjo and a shaded lamp - ♦ i | which Is blue like the walla. Th* desk chair, ride table and big mod­ ern chair laced with rattan are also piloted off-white. The bed. a bog Compasses ered with a white end blue Eversharp leads linoleum with white enter dark blue lurroundtng a horie'i head. Scissors Paste, Chalk Rulers Roll Towels Crayolas children of Detroit spent the week- 1. tW°‘d m«w J? I? , end with Mr. and Mr*. Harley Me- . N.~ nt 2 u|llan ; Sheridan, IU., are the parents of a Pvt Kenneth Slaniey. former ^wetohM riJX‘ 7th grade teacher In the Woodland ! wcl«hed #lx lb* schools, te now stationed at camp . Congratulatlors.____ , Grant, Ill. | o e. g. Te Meel Mr. and Mrs George Walker of . flrst meeting Of the fall of Clemens soent spent nart part of their the Woodland O. E. 8. will be held Mt. Clemen* vacation with her parents, Mr. and Thursday evening. August 17 at 8 Mr*. Henry Hyne*. Mrs. Walker P. M. All members are urged to be (Dorothy Hynes) is teaching this present for the flrst meeting. year at lhe Van Dyke school near Detroit Epworth League Gives Misses Mildred, Mabel and Mary Minter and Winn Byrd of Versailles The young people of the Epworth League of the Methodist church gave Mra. Carl Jordan Sunday. Mr. and a farewell party for two of their Mrs. Frank Weeber anff”daughters members who are soon leaving tor of Detroit were Monday callers. service with their country. Clarence Mrs. Maud Bare and Mra. Joaher Tyler and Harold Johnston. Miss of 8L Johns called on Dr. and Mra. Marjorie Reesor was tlie hostess. O. P. Benner Saturday evening. The young people of the Epworth Woodland Celebration And Homecoming League of ...c the Methodist W.U.W. church C..en- >I Joyed a skating party at Thomapple ' A large crowd attended the Wood­ lake last Friday evening. ‘ land Homecoming Labor Day. wlt_______ I nessed the horse pulling and chllW. C. T. V. . dren’s contests In the morning and Mrs. Laura Gardiner wiU be hast- ‘ tlie Pet Parade led by the Band tn ess to the W. C. T. U. on Friday, the afternoon. The Lumberjacks, a Leaf Savers Paints 10:00 A. M—Morning worship. ber^wrt and_uncta. Mr. mte1 Mra. Stenog. Pads Pencils, Pens Scratch Pads Many Other Necessary Items Carveth & Stebbins THE HASTINGS BANNER . Holmden of Greenville C. D. Ehrly entertained thirty In Mr. and Mra. Henry Schaibly. I of her sister and husband. Mr. and j| Clarence Clarence Holmde Tuesday with Mr. and Mra. her honor and also In honor ot Don Miss Florence Fprmaty te being Mrs Richard Hughes of Allegan. ■ spent ! Eldon Farrell. Mra. Walter Johncox Wilson, who is soon leaving for the cared for at the home of her par- Sunday for dinner. Mra. Paul's .' and children and Harlan Blair of *raw- 00,1 Wilson te the husband ent*. Mr. and Mra. Grp. Forman fol- i mother. Mrs. C. B. Benham of Do- ।: Hastings and Mrs Bertha Allen and ot Gwen MuUenlx. who te well lowing an operation,for appendicitis wnglac wa* also present. son Larry of Belding were also call- known in this vicinity. last Wednesday. SJie te convalescing I Mr. nnd Mra Lyle Karrar of , ers at the Farrell home last week. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Flanigan. nicely. South Bend. Ind, called on her Sunday evening. Mr. and Mra. Far- grandparents of Ruth Flanigan, enrell and son Larry Joe -aUed on tertalned with a family dinner SunMr. and Mrs. James Sidman of. <*»P ta her honor. > > B'^a!ld Mr*. Keith McMillen and ! Word^-^nN'«‘n,., THUMBS UP, AMERICA N IN -Wcrahp and aermon. S ?t‘p£ Xe“ of^XiSE‘ ’familyX^teru^.t^‘h^JWall take with in­ received ite auto nsylvkniii '. Hl* car • nre unllng how CHURCH SIX BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS! SEPTEMBER 21-26 ALL ROADS LEAD TO ALLEGAN! Harness Races! Giont Midway! Team Pulling! Musical Revue! Stock Parade! 'Death Dodgers' Farm Exhibits! THE REXALL.DBUGGtSTS Jimmie Lynch’* ment-asbeitoa tiding can be ob­ tained by drri allowing Um elding la Ing with either ordinary, aura better penetration .1 Monday Afternoon and Evening — Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to AU —PHONE 2131 Prompt Delivery Service HASTINGS MICHIGAN’S GREATEST COUNTY FAIR! IMAX, �THS HASTINGS HAXA-tB, THAT. SPAT SIATCSnSCH 11, 1H1 Mr. and Mn. Frank Walton ac-1 IKPORT Ray Wieland accompanied his son 1 Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Clouon of near । bert Hinckley of Ban Diego. Calif.. | Adam Endn*. Saturday avening. conmanled thrir son Claude and Raymond to North Manchester. Ind„ Stonton were dinner guest* at the are proud parent* of twin*, boy and | Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Cool called V, h.. wifp to PrtoAkev last week TueiuiAV llut Saturday, where the latter Is Walton-Closson home last Thurs-1 girl, named William Tracy and on Mr. and Mr*. AnUwny Humphrey URGES BONDS—NOW! Your Freeport correspondent ha* | wire to petosxey last ween ruej«ia>. enlertng Manchester College a* a day and helped their littogrand-1 Caroline Ruth, bom August 27. |af Cane Creek Sunday afternoon, had a telephone installed. Place all On their way home they called on Freshman. He expect* to take a daughter. Nancy Lee Cioason. cele- : Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hyne* at- I Mr. Humphrey, who ha* been in the new* Hem*, want ad*, etc. by call- I the former's uncle, 8. L. Dodge al COur»c In Business Administration brale her third birthday. tended Ure Charlotto Fair Thursday hospital for an operation. U home Ina Freeport 192. [Bay Shore. an(j TnX Accounting. I Mr. and Mr*. George Karcher.and afternoon and evening. land 1* very much Improved. , Mr. and Mrs. OUo Kunde were family moved into the Donald Bueh- I Mr. and Mr*. Will Blough spent1 Mrs. Frank Hynes attended the I Sunday dinner guests of Mr and ler home. Monday. (Sunday with Mr. and Mr». Steve Woodland Homecoming Monday aft{Jrs. John Kollar of Middleville. f jjr aIuj Mrs. Ray Clinton and Miller ot Logan. emoon. ’ The Freeport W. C. T. U. will meet family of Irving Twp. were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee and I Mr. and Mr*. Seymour Lape and | at the hbme of Mrs Ray Wieland evening guwu of Mr. nnd Mrs B. t family of Woodland were Wednes- Barbara Ann of Grand Rapid* spent i Tuesday afternoon. September-15. at R. Clinton. ' day evening guest* of Mr. and Mrs. thr weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. 2.00 . Alton Hwn OI J«kw„ wot Adorn Endra ■ “ C ..41" 5“ “‘f**®1?' i Mrs. Carrie Malihott and family, the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Coy . Roy Deming of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Seger of Grand Rap- , kJc“1' Bn*Mr' “nd Url' Ir* Blou«h and Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee Hutchens and Stowell. family ot Grand Rapids. Mr and Mr. and Mrs Harold De Boer and I<1» were Sunday dinner guests of "car Mrs. Manin Thaler and Keith of little Jimmy of Qranq Rapids called ? E. Jimmy Demingofand the Rapids Alien called Fish F.Adam Endrta. who beenFish 111. Grand E. Deming and the ha* Allen Hustings, and Delwln Hutchens, lo- , fra De Boer', ufkje and aunt, family |U **7 ,o down W5 - cal. were Sunday afternoon guest* Mr nnd... Mrs F. c. Tabbercr, ----Sun- , Mr an<1 Mn Abe gad, of south “re glad to see him up and around. of Mrs. William Hutchens. i Bowne were Sunday afternoon | Mr. and Mr«. George Woldring Mr aliu and Mrs rMJ Flovd Chase «uu and guest* of• — Mr ----and—Mrs. Asa Stcckle.।'-----and— Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Woldring ot Mrs. Don Karcher spent Saturday ml ,u v»>uv —-— —-----------------------------------evening with friends in Hastings. ' sen yen William, and Mire Miss Delores Stone SionM1M «!» Lucille Endres cf of Hastings Holland were Wednesday dinner 1 Mr and Mrs. Robert Newton were nl Detroit spent the weekend with called on Mrs. Bernice Closson Sat- . guest* of Mr. and Mrs Allen Fish Friday supper guest* of Mr. .and Rpv B,,d Mr*. J I. Ickes j urd«y j!ftn<1 lamUyMrs Kenneth Clark of Huting*. Sunday callers at the VlrgU Woods Wr “nd Mrs. c S. Gillett and, Robert Newton. Charles Geiger.' Rev and Mrs John McCue visit1M,nM' w,’re thr Mi<re» Louise nnd U»elr daughter. Mrs Clifford Lum- ami Frank Cool, and Kenneth Clark , ed their daughter in Hint over Labor Geneva Barkley of Detroit, and Mr. t*rt. of Wacousta called on Rev. and | or Hastings returned Sunday night1 'dtnelr daughter in Flint over LaborAnd Mrs Charles D. While of Grand Mr-v EVerett Love last Sunday aft- from h!nC trin from an troul trout fll fUhing trip to to Pin. Pine ’ / Rapids . cmoon ■ river. I Mr. and Mrs OVieman Makeys of Butl Richardswho has been visit- I Nancy Deming spent n week i Mrs. Glenn Miller of Hasting* and •^flattje Creek were Saturday evening lnf tue home rf. 1 wUh her son Frank Deming and Mrs. Ptter Miller of Irving were । guest* of Mr. and Mrs Coy Stowell. tlirnKj hb hom(. Jn Deatborn family of Grand Rapids. Monday afternoon visitors of Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Russell Olson of De- Saturday 1 Mr “nd Mrs Earl Everson, local. Irma Brown. . troit spent the weekend with Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs Clare Payne of Kai- “nd Mr and Mrs. CliffrTrd Allerding , nnd Mrs Emil Olson. amnroo snent Saturday night wilh of Hastings were in Blanchard. Sun- ■ ' Mr. and Mrs. George Forbey and ‘on- CPJ Gerald Forbey called, on ; Mr/and Mrs George Forbey and Mrs. Ida Payne 'day ,av Clarence Surrarrer and Miss Bea .Mr nn(S _Mrs. Bernard Quigtey uf family attended a reunion at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert White and - — -. - week- i Hastings. Friday. home of Mr and Mrs. Victor Cle- children Shnrolvn nnd Bobby of Ste-iDePIonty of Detroit spent the Friday. The Barry County Christian En. mence of Climax, Sunday. Other vensvllle. Mr*. Doris Piper of Battleend tt’lth Mr. and Mrs. Warren SurTnp ‘ Bft rry Cot I dcavor Union will meet Monday ' guest* were Mr. nnd Mrs. Nelson Crt*k. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Harold| rarrer. Beers and son of Richland, and Mr. Woods, local, were Sunday dinner; Mrs Clayton Bice and Mr. and evening September 14. at the Wood- I and Mn. Bernard Quigley of .Has- guest* of Mr and Mrs. Virgil Woods Mrs Robert Ncmetz and children of bury United Brethren church. The । DRUMS, tings. Cpl. Gerald Forbey from Og- and family ' I°ni“ spent Friday evening with Mr. theme of the meeting will be । i "Reaching the Unreachcd." and lhe . en. Utah, remained for a few days' Mr and Mrs. George Bustance and Mrs Henry Myers. 5-Ml. MRS Visit. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs , Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coat* visited Mr I speaker will be Rev. T A. Moyer, of Mr. and Mr* Dana Lightfoot of John BheehHren of rear Woodburv and Mrs. C W. Doty of Battle Creek • Cloverdale. Elkhart. Ind . called oh their cousins. Laurence Hull, who has spent Sunday Mrs. Jerry Doty returned for ! Rev F W. Maxon nf Lake Odessa , at the nomc home or of Rev. Rev. ar Griffin Mr and Mrs. Adam Endres. Sunday, several weeks at the Frv and “ visit. ।' called nl Mr. and Mrs Fred Cool of Pleas- Thompson home, returned to his Mrs. Ida Payne accompanied her "" ',,reLencf busll}^5 . ’ inc unitea Brethren uretnrcn Christian! unrtsttnn ant Valley spent Sunday evening home In Saranac, Saturday son Boyd of Hastings to Zeeland |united • with Mr. and Mrs J. D. Cool. ----------- of Monday a-------------------^Is-taw-^iM.-a —r-uu.l will meet for bwd■ " Mr and• Mrs. -• Bob Shrlner evening where they visited • Endeavor Society ' Mr. nnd Mrs Vincent Kelley and Detroit, and Mr and Mr*. Jfern By Payne. ■ , new and social meeting Friday eveen,«* solven! family of Clarksville were Sunday Seger of Grand Rapids scent Sun- , Glenn Novlsky's address ha* been nlng at the home of Patty HouveniVrii' Bond I’oiler.—Now bring di.play, J throughout the country ia thia afternoon guest* of-Mr. and Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs Ben Blak- changed. It Is as follows: Pvt’. Glenn ar. Plans of activity for the society impelling puetrr pointing out tlie urgency of buying U'ar Band, now before ney. H. Novtaky. 361563M, Quartermaster will presented. Harold Yoder and family. Mr. and Mrs Chalmer Miller gave Frank Livermore of South Bowne Mr nnd Mrs. William Tinkler of Co. No 925. U. S Army. Postmasone I. askril to invr.l at Iraal 10 prrrrnt ui hit incuuie in War Bund*, lilue a ' welcome" and "noundlna" nartv • I. kSan AaBH Francisco. riUHLOAU, California. L-U 111 VI II l.l. ........................................ ' —* ' ’ called at the Merrill Karcher home. Hastlngs. Mr and Mr* Harold Skin- ter. । R*v- and Mrs. E tralion ia by l-aurenre Brale Smith. Saturday afternoon. ner and MLss Pauline Everson of, Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. George George Bassett. Basset:, Miss miss j; “ B. "• Griffin at Mr and Mr*. Dan Postma and Battle Creek snent Labor Day with , Kate Kidder, and Mrs. Henry Myers , t*tplr home Friday evening. Followfor Farmers—Truck and Fleet Car Operators Mr. nnd Mrs Earl Everson. , were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. lnK th, ‘ social hour refreshment* PhyllU Ann were Sunday afternoon I Church of the United ,"l Live On Danger" starring Mr. nnd Mrs W W. Rockhill ac- and Mrs. Clare Bassett and family wer* reeved and the Griffin* ureand Other Quantity Oil Users guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Postma Dvink '|rented with several "pounds'"'of Brethren in Christ Chester Morris. Jean Parker companled Mr. and Mrs. Walter of' North --------l«n.«a -- ------------------------------of McCords. I "n® Mory ol “n aCP ra*lko reporter Mrs. George Forbey and »on., _ Cpl. 5tufIs E ® Orinin D- D- Pastor Mrs Hannah Tccplr of Detroit, Rockhill of Hastings to Grand Rap- i -----------------------------------------r_ . <>«£« woouers ixciuoto Now is the time to save whorarrled hl* portable microphone Gerald Forbey Forbey called called on on Mr. nnd j w M A- Society will meet for , Fr»*P“rt „ „ , , , Mrs. J. E Lind, and Mr*. Will Ids. Hastings and Podunk lake. Sun- Gerald Mr nnd ' through all sort* of exciting adven­ M Bouahner Boughner of rjike Lake Odes- !1nn “ll d“*’ nwUng Thursday al Hie I 10:30 A M. Sunday school, ‘'Mrs. Mrs. H. M Schrader of Campau lake were Sun­ day afternoon. money on your oil needs. ■ home of Mrs. Chas. Overholt. I 11:30 A. M. Morning worship. ture*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Walton and sa Wednesday evening day afternoon callers of Mrs. Julia Mr* Washburn Line Dmiwrand midtwo uimin.inw I 3: Order now—during this Godfrey. children of South Bowne were guests Wiley «m.Uof Jood F-----------* ®”r*.ln S*ZTUe * °0 “ p *- M- Christian Endeavor. “Dr- Broadwa, " .tarring ^p»ntor Oil Mr. nnd Mrs Frank Thompson nl a chicken supper at lhe Walton- ■- Wiley Washburn, and two sons of i ■ S*P*rator Oil " OILS ladle* of the Freeport Big Sale. No payments -----------8:0O*P. M. Thursday Prayer meet- MacDonald Carey, Jean Phillips and Dennie were Sunday dinner Closron home Thursday evening in Potterville called on Mr. nnd Mrs. ;. — ,n*cticide , —. . . .... P nt,f“'ngOil 1:110*1* of Mr*. Ada Thompson of honor of their little niece. Nancy John Fish. Sunday. Mrs. Draper, a ■Methodist church have organired a , ing. are required until you Cl,antr — Closson'*, blrthdnv. Mr. nnd ■ Mrs ■ former schoolmate of Mr. Fish. Is . South Bownc. S,c*k Spr.y In service from Freeport and rural :;s i s sx'-’ES’1■in^"" w,“k”’* *“ H*rne»i Oil get your oil. Delivery is i Mr and Mrs Claud Bassett of-Floyd Walton of South Bownc were 92 vears old and Is totally blind. । route They will hold a special food “nd Dip Merle ------------Surrarrer of -------Great-----------Lakes. l Grand Ratild* called on their evening callers. -------sale in the Cool Building next Satwhen you want it—now, 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. ' mother,, Mrs Tom Kelly. Sunday Ml** Velma Forbey, local, and Ill. and Mb* Nellie Meret of Lake pre snnrt.v _ 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer meetses |emilnjt nt the Izhp Kufchcr home, brother Cpl Gerald Forbey of Utah Odessa were Sundav guest* «r of th. the urt,n'r- September 12 starting nt part this Fall and balance Ob |1 Bill | Mrs. Ivn Linton of Alto called on were Friday evening visitors at the former's ^“tc. "L-, LLr.. 110:00 Everyone in community Is. Ing. W» m „ sm. m , .nJ! ----later, or all next Spring. Mr. nnd Mrs. Adan* Endres. Wed-,-Rav Wieland home. .Warren Surrarrer —J *—-• called on on friend.*. friend.* "U5 thc ,moUle« who have 1 Great Seal ot the United Slates ap- ’ Inesdoy. ■ i Mr*. Leon Howk and Mrs Ivan (called To get in on these re­ |1 pear on the reverse of the $1 bill, '■ Mrs. Emma Anderson was a Has- Roush visited Mis* Fem Wheclet ' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Craig and son boy* in the service as the purpose is AT TUP TUC ATDCC tn raise enough money to make up * I ITE I flCA I KCJ i Above lhedbyc on the reverse side i tings visitor Saturday afternoon of Grand Rapids Wednesday. Michael of Hastings were Labor duced price*, write or .— . of the Great Seal Is the Latin motto I Cpl. Gerald Forbev of Ogden. ; Mrs. Franklin Burgess spent the , Day guests of Mr nnd Mrs. Robert Christmas gtfta nnd to send cards -----for each bov In service from In nnd “ phone us at once. "Annuli Coeplis,” translated as "Ho Utah is home on a fifteen day fur- weekend with her husband in But- Newton and family, around Freeport. Bring anything •The Pied Piper" starring Monty lough. He has been transferred and . tic Creek I Mr. and Mrs. C M. Cowles of Ot<God> favored our undertakings." Woolley. Roddy McDowall. his new address is: 32nd Headquar»Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Buehler and (sego spent Saturday and Monday that will sell: bake goods, hot disha. The motto below the base of the egg*. cream, sweet com. ut 'BioUtfce pyranAd Is "Novus Ordo Stclorum." ter* Sqd . 32nd Air Depot Group, family were Sunday dinner guests of! with Mr and Mrs. B. W. Sisson. of any kind, or if you would like to Hailed as one of the best films of । 11111 FlekL Ogden. Utah. I Ml** Vivian Buehler of Charlotte. , Frank Walton and daughter. Mr* donate some money. II would be the year. Nevi] Shute's great novel I translated ns "A new order of th* , •* » ■ • I • Miss Nellie Crouch and Miss HatMr. nnd Mrs. Wendell Shoemaker , W P. Closson nnd Nancy Lee visited greatly appreciated Don't let our of __________ .... the Englishman who led a band , 111 W. Court HASTINGS Phone 2448 1 tlp Dunham, who are visiting at the of Lansing spent the Labor Day Mr. Closson at Howell Sunday. boys down who are fighting ■w of ia helpless across ciliunsembat- tlons of excerpts from Virgil's .h.ua. children nvivnu . .... . (Charles Moore home, are spending . weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Adam; Miss Norma Yoder, local, wa* n bravely for us. , tied France to England and safety. "Aencld.” Products ot Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation. 1 some time In Hastings. : Endres. Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and (The novel, which appeared in Col-! „ ___ _____ ___________________________________________________________________________________I Mr. and Mrs Ray Necb and fam- Mrs, Howard Thaler and Norval Freeport Methodist Church Ilers, and in condensed form in . ■ ilv of Vicksburg, and Mr and Mrs. Thaler. Miss Gwendolyn Mishler of Everett M. Love, postor Readers' Digest has won the highest , Hi............... ■ 1 ■ ■ 1 ■ . ■■ at Clnvton Neeb of Kalamazoo were South Bowne- and Charles Blough. Reports an food productinn IndiMorning worship—11:00. kind of praise from the book“ rc- । cate that while lhe nation'* total ’ “ “ ’ ' Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and local, were afternoon and evening Sermon: The Mind of Christ.' viewers. Mr*. I«ewi* Neeb guest*. i Supply of food* will be larger this ' Sunday School—12:00. i Mrs. Alma Flnglelon of Hastings Mrs J. E. Roush of Rockford was | year than last—and larger than to Bill Elliott, Tex Ritter in was a Sunday afternoon caller of a Monday caller of her father. F. Carlton Center Methodist Church "The Devil's TrailI tai requirement*—variations are exMrs Julia Godfrey. । E. Deming. Everett M Love, pastor pectod in the supply of individual Two gun-sllngtng stars in their i ' Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres rc- i Mr and Mrs Will Mishler of Morning worship—10:00. , item*. Product* In larger domestic ■newest bullet flaming hit. ceivcd word that Mr. and Mrs. Her- South Bowne called on Mr. and Mrs Sunday school—11:00. 1 supply Include fresh fruit* nnd vegc"Blondie for Victory" starring tables, fluid milk and cream, eggs, Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake. I beef, wheat, lamb nnd mutton. Hoving decided to quit farming and teach school, I will sell at public auction at my | Products in smaller supply iuclude farm located 2 miles cost of Doster and one mile south; or 6 miles south and west of The Bumpstcads go all-out for de. | pork, animal fats, vegetable nils and fense of America's right to laugh । sugar. Prairieville known as the Ball place on and be happy. BIG SALE ONOIL! OND> -bidcaoHti li drums Oonr LetThat ShadowTouchThem MOTOR OIL TRACTOR OIL , 5^ WAR BOHD5 POOL CAR SALE NOW! *»W» rMC CR£* Dw p F B II I A f 1 ■A J t K V I L L 11 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, SEPT. 12, 1942 AT ONE O'CLOCK FAST TIME. WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES TANKS—for not telephoning MACHINERY Golding, wgt. 1400 lbs. Bay mare, wgt. 1350 lbs. Set double harness Champion mower, 5 ft. cut Side delivery rake Dump rake CATTLE Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old Durham cow, 7 yrs. old. bred back Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old. bred back Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old. bred back Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, bred back Durham cow. 2 yrs. old, calf by side Thoroughbred Guernsey bull, eligible to register, 18 mos. old 2 Guernsey heifers, 2 yrs. old, pasture bjed Thoroughbred Jersey heifer, 18 mos. old 6 yearling heifers. Guernsey and Jersey 6 mos. old heifer ' 2 6 mos. old bulls SHEEP 50 head sheep 30 head coarse wool ewes 20 hood lambs, 8 mos. old, extra good Buck HENS 1 SWARM BEES FARM MACHINERY Buick motor, '28 Master 6 2 horse cultivator, Oliver Osborn mower, 5 ft. cut mIo, 300 bu. oats 5 Vi acres of Hybrid com in field 3 acres ensilage corn 300 bales of first cutting alfalfa hay 5 ton alfalfa hay 5 ton chopped alfalfa hay Quantity of small tools and other ar­ ticles too numerous to mention nothing to be removed until settled for. GARDNER DOSTER, Propr. LMIN COPPOCK, AacHMMr Working men should vote for their Congreasman. Clare E. Hoff- A WORD FROM BARRY COUNTY FRIENDS OF H. D. TRIPP REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for STATE SENATOR Allegon and Van Buren Republicans are to be com­ mended for defending their party's integrity by en­ dorsing H. D Tripp of Allegan for the Republican nomination for State Senator pt the September 15 primary. Mr. Tripp is politically consistent. He is a lifelong Republican. He has the courage of his convictions in politics os well os in business and public affairs. Staunch integrity is one of his commendable charac­ teristics that have won him the confidence of people among whom he has spAnt his entire life It takes u lot of telephoning to keep war plants humming. And today, that's the big job. War calls must go through. It may tak> 'the same amount of Long Distance equipment lo make a | »raonal call as it does to rush through an order for lank pails. That's why every telephone call you do not make is a contribution to the war effort. He is- fearless and capable. He has the essential qualifications of a legislator if the small business man and the farmer are to have the representation to -which they are entitled. He knows their problems and has their viewpoint. In normal times, we'd get busy and build sufficient addi­ tional equipment to keep step wilh noeila. Bui right now that is not possible. Telephone materials arc more urgently needed for tanka, bombers and machine* of war. He has conducted a gentlemanly campaign, re­ nting to neither subterfuge, vindictiveness or inuendo. He is above smear tactics. He will be a gen­ tleman at Lansing just as he has been a gentleman ot home. But he will be aggressive in his guardian­ ship of the interests of Allegon. Barry and Van Buren counties, and he knows thoroughly the needs of these rural counties. Here arc three simple ways you can help make lhe most of available equipment and keep vital messages moving: 1. Malte only the moil rnenlial IA) ng Ditlance calh. 2. Keep ALL your conversations tu brief as you can. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of i A hllarldo* combination of music, their rlgh't to work at any Job they merriment and romance. could obtain without paying exor­ bitant .urns for a work permit. For “SOS Coast Guard" starring Ralph their right to Join or not to Join the Byrd. Bela Ixigoal. Maxine Doyle union of their choice. He has writ­ The thrills and peril* of lhe Coast ten endorsement of union, which Guard profession are vividly brought In their time of forth in Ulis picture. Buck rake Kalamoxoo ensilage cutter Rubber tired wagon Crain drill American seeder Manure spreader Fuller & Johnson gas engine and pump jack Iron kettle 3 sec. spring tooth drag 4 sec. spike drag, good condition Oliver hill side plow, 14 inch John Deere Siilky, 14 inch Land roller 6 ft. disc John Deere hoyloader Platform scales, new Chore Bo^'milking machine David Bradley cream separator 4 10-gal. milk cans . 2 5-gal. milk cans 4 wheel trailer 2 wheel trailer with stock rack 32 Remington single shot Shot gun HAY & GRAIN 25 laying heni, mixed ■Joan of Ozark" starring milt LEINAAK. Clerk 3. When poulble, give the number of the diiiani telephone you are calling. Remember the war every time you pick up the telephone. Keep your calls as short as possible. Don't ask Information for numbers listed in tlie directory. You can help save wlrot tor war! Republicans in all three counties are urged to vote for him at the primary next Tuesday. Michigan Bill Tiliglnii Clog This, advertisement sponsored by Barry County Republican Friends of H. D Tripp � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-09-17.pdf 538796a947d2a37c7e968f928bb12a4e PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR 12 PAGES—2 SECTIONS SECTION’ONE—PAGES 1 to A HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER. 17. 1942 Tripp Appears Victor; Ferguson Wins; Hoffman Renominated On McPharlin Explains * * ft * ft ☆ Report of His Death "Mr'lTYI O rnn +■ A X x UHL j j GOOD WORK IN RURAL LIBRARIES John Will And Maurice Smith On Probation “Barry Gives 81.5 Per Cent Vote to Kim Sigler THE CASE REVEALS QUEERmiEMlxUP E""“‘ of Its Hundred s,udenU school figures ­ ln • cablegram to hto fiance. Vir, High enrollment re 'glnla Bertram, of Toronto, Canada.: leased by Principal Edwin Taylor I John Will, 20. and Maurice Smith. ZK ‘Flying Officer Michael George Mc' on Monday showed a loss of 28 over । nearly 20. each of whom had con- t Excellent Plant Provide Involved the Ownership of 1 the same date a year ago This Pharlln. R. A. F. explains what Ritchie Wins Only feued hte guilt of a breaking and happened to him on the Dieppe raid. Far Better Distribution... School Building and Land । entering charge in Circuit court. I Now that Barry county has 600 was reported Iliat he was missing, i even 600. divided as follows: 9th County Contest ' were brought before Judge McDon- i men In service it is not surprising and had probably beep kilted in Hurt Outside of this clty_and'the vil­ i aid for sentence on Monday. Each 1! Judge McDonald lias filed lilt grade.- 163; 10lh.. 154: lllh_ 138: that we notice more and more men action. lages of Barry county there are no opinion in lhe case of C. 8. Rennets >2th. 125; post graduate and apprenKim Sigler polled 813 par cent of in uniform up and down the streets.' McPharlin cabled that he had public libraries, with books avail­ wus placed on probation for a pr- 1 . ' Hee training. 20 The draft and the riod of two years, and are to report ( et. al., trustees of Bethel Chapel. ... _ au , M They are here on furlough and glad been in a fight with two German able to citizens ... in »,« the communities Probation Officer C [ pl>lntllTa. va. EUtB H.rry opportunities te'bteS^fS for woritj^t high UJ wages Se Deferments Will Be Much I nomination for state senator from to be home yet anxious to get bock planes which he shot down, but the-or- children In the public achoou I the Sth District on the Republican । More Difficult Hereafter a dMlrc^to Join the army'^they I Oreen and »»»?«» Green The case crease, especially in the latter and. "get (hto thing settled as soon en«my planes had destroyed the tall — "------" — ' ­ with one--------exception. There 'is main as possible.” nt —UmI outntof hihis . tained at Dowling a public library, conduct themselves as they should I i» importantnot so much for lhe ’ group, which is8 short of of s*i« his ship. irHe hballed last The Barry county Draft Board, as [over his rival H. D. Tripp of Alle'Visiting with these fellows, and .damaged plane In a parachute. A serving the people of Baltimore and on probation,-and show that they ' money Involved ns for Its legal as- .veer's year's total. weli as all otheY*. are taking notice ’ gan but at this writing iWednessuch tine boys they are. they have ।speedboat picked him up on the Johnstown townships. Of the 580 students enrolled ... In of the fact that the authorities at day morning), it appears that 81gpurpose to be square hereafter, it pect* . many different and Interesting ex- English channel. He was In a Plym­ Fortunately many rural schools in Is probable that their wish to get | It appearsin this case putt Tlim Uie four high school classes. 268 Washington are making It possible ler will lose in the district by a pcriences to tell but they all have ,outh hospital for two days, and was this county have school libraries, but Injo the military service can be , othy Gregory acquired 8d acres of; are boys and 312 are girls. to greatly Increase the number of small margin. Adverse returns from the same answer to one question— not able to contact his station. So they are usually small, as the money ■- • (land on section 32. Johnstown. In ! ---------------- ", • • -— draftees by removing many rcstric- : Van Buren and Allegan counttea, What can we back home do to help he was rejorted "missing in action.” available for lhe purchase of new gratified. the early 1850s. In 1856. the Fick tlons that have heretofore kept wili be more than sufficient to overyou? “Gee. it would be swell if you | books for them Is very limited There many from the ymy. . 4come the lead which Sigler estabwould write us some letters. We gel D ADV Uf AC TA If Ell is nothing to hinder raising a little For instance, if a person subject fished here. 5S2. tS “ ■ruTSSLE mail from our families, moat of us nA Hi n A \ I A Aril each year In the district for that WW RURHL ILMVI ILn J Mr Oregory evidently refused to rfn Knt It wruita )— irre.t to get . 1 ■ to the draft asked to be deferred i The total vote In the county, I purpose; but It Isn't done. Until j 4 kl innim *Mrl) thc Six-rods-square parcel, but 1 .because he had_applied for a com- Bbout 3300. was heavier than the three or four letters a day I the Kellogg Foundation assisted, the rk l idld LEASE that amount of land to; ““ ’ ■* “ usual primary vote here. home. A letter can give you a t-----(only cosh used to buy new books -r ■ i iMunibV thp dlatrlcl ..for B schoolhouse, and ' i mg to be examined for such com­ Hasler than anything else. You icame from what is known as th* • 1----------for no other purpose whatever: and. , mission, his request was granted un- ’. could even have people write us Iles to Homer Ferguson and Clam : “library fund." Justices of the j>ef.cc, In case the building Is no longer I til after lie had had his examination. Charged With Having letters in the-paper.” and the Municipal court of this city, used for said purpose, then lhe par­ j If the applicant passed, that re- 1' levy fines upon persons convicted 44 Members Exhibit 89 Kidnapped the Child 110 Rural Districts in Co. cel of land would revert .o him, : moved his name from his classifies- . talnly isn't much U> ask. Weil give of, or who confess, the violation of or to his heirs or assigns ” ! tion by the draft board. Ifche tailed | Head of Livestock Edwn L. Bassett 20. of this city __ any state law The Justice or MunlciThe 58 rural schools of Barry Fifteen, Fifteen or 20 years ago. Kendall' Kendall j u, pax,. then he was subject*lo. call lows like it, let us know and you'll said he was mad with Jealousy pal court Judge, mint pay Die full county are now tn operation, except R Mitchell and,wife acquired title! County Agent. Harold Foster, re- jby the draft board; to be regularly have these letters every week from when he took the seven months oldI amount of all fines which he re- — In — one -----district, Edger — In ----Rut•the —■ — lhBt n6 Barry county 4-H , inducted into the military service.! folks ail over the county. Here goes: baby of his sweetheart, who Is get­ eeives to-the county treasurer. Ths I', land, where the teacher resigned. to this land by a warrant.- deed. «1<h no r-raW for <te «l>ool club members took an active part as |I ■—.TL7”\ 1"™'" -I'-----LTl I Sept. 15. 1842. ting a divorce from her husband, andi officer puts all such moneys Into (The district officers are diligently Ute avnllahU for fnr military mllltnrv service irrvtr-n shall (halt I . .... J available carried >> It with him nearly to ... Mldthe "library which he dis- I seeking a teacher, and by the time Greetings Soldiers, Sailors and .U- , Ime uurury fund." m...... e.hMton or on MnfMM « „„ p, omMMM tor O.I-rmeot or Marines: dleville very early Sunday morning, tributes once a year to the • Kim Sigler far the entire dis­ that vacancy may be filled, or some / trict. It Just happens that today to elec­ There must have been something districts of the county, on »he basis action taken. rTZZl"—I.tion day so we're all doing our pa­ accusing in the bright lights of ■ of the school census.—ao much for other In lhe ten years Mrs. Maude school-Kite-It th. v..re .h- tahr..°v,,r “"> »eekend triotic duty and voting but com­ Middleville, for when Bassett raw 1 ettCh person between the axes of five The military authorities authorities are are makmak' pared to what you are doing we feel them he stopped, turned about face, and twenty years, who resides In the Smith has served as school commte- | Through all the years the Johns- with 44 Barry county members ex- Ing u it plain that a man O1 of anuk draft age. I -------------Hoffman.--D. Hale Brake had a small 1BVjnR a w ye hut na children, about as helpful as the statue of and trudged back to the sheriff's district. The law requires that lhe sloner. (he rural school picture in , town supervisor assessed the.entire hibiting 89 head of livestock as well j>>av<nn urtr<-htidr»r< will win ! lead lead over 1Keves and Read here In other members exhibiting poulcaHe< j lnU1 the annyi u he the cun* liberty would be in warding off an office and said he had done a fool money so received MUST be used for Barry county has greatly changed. i 80 acres to the owners of the 80 as . ------------, , . -----------" ■ uc tniicu iiiw uic aiuu, 11 nc I •••« Uiing-A-whlch was certainly (he ti1c purchase of books for the school When she began her work there were acres. No question was raised by tD'. eggs, vegetables, potatoes, corn. I)aAAes lhe physical examination, un- i mutton for lieutenant-governor, invasion. 110 oistnct district senoow schools m In operation, line the owners or me the district as i« to me the beans, eggs, canning, clothing, bak- . truth—ana and uuu that ne he wantea wanted to have nave । library of that district As there are arc ho —..------ <on ----------I .In the only -----------------------. *». Mark There are a few changes In the tram (Continued page---& — Bee. .» 1) county contest.. t tn hte his mother. mother 1 about .Kmu 5.700 < too In in the county's school! Lost year there were only 61. and ownership nt of th* the n:irr*l parcel rantninintr containing Ing and handicraft. old town since some of you left al- the child restored to | A. Ritchie had 1533 votes for nom­ rteany h ciuo Nearly two 800 ncaa head ot of <4-H club live- : । UKJugh Ray Branch hasn't added Mrs. Vlrgene Baton. Her husband Is census, the annual distribution of ! this year there are 58. and Htat the schoolhouse. ination for drain commissioner on any new colors to hta theatre, but a pilot In the Canadian air for^c. library money will nol bring an Im- I number may be cut to 86. If the I The taxes on the 80 acres for the slock gaUiercd from 32 Michigan ! (the Republican ticket to 902 for we'll keep you posted on that. We'll She is making her home with her presslve sum Into lhe average rurar Checkered district In Assyria and the j years 1830. □I. 32. '33. '34 and 35 counUes to determine the grand, Herbert J Cook with one precinct wager when he does start again, bls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Guy. of school district for the purchase cf Yankee Springs district decide to , wcrfe unpaid. The taxes for 1930 and cluimplons In Michigan's 4-H live- |, | books for its Hbrar/. as Ute amount discontinue because ot---------- ------------------ - — ■ was .... very---------small, — isai were use.v.ed to Chenev:— those■ stock ’projects. This the first year . color scheme will be Red, White, this city. . Returns from the state at thia In a signed statement. Bassett fo usually only a few cents per ccn- enrollments. ; for 1932. '33. '34 tand "35 were us- the show has been held out of De- | ■IwMIWr V!\ I VIIILI and Blue! ! writing (Wednesday morning) IndiThe teachers in the rural schools M-sscd to Mitchell, There is some talk of scrapping says he and Mrs. Eaton, who is 1». .us whnlrr. This 80 acre farm was sold for the and most satisfactory accdmmoda- I the old Iron fountain from tire court were to be married when she ob-1 The W. K Kellogg Foundation [of the county and their postofflce ceive the liepublican nomination Mrs. Nancy Harkness [unpaid taxes by the slate in May. tlons yet enjoyed. County Agent house lawn, those little cherubs on talned a divorce. Saturday night] did a fine thing for all school fi-! address are as follows: Lov. G.U Appointment top and all. to help make the guns he found that Mrs. Eaton was not! brarles recently when It arranged I ASSYRIA—Assyria Center dis- imb. There was no redemption, and Foster reports the quality of the v.«------------------ u- >i~« .— i--------------- — --............................. — -— «..u.,the Ux UUf wag VMtwl ln lhe au,c livestock was exceptionally good you'll need. So don't plan to wade at home when he called for her. I to accept old books, collected from I trict, Mrs. Reva Schantz. of NashAnnouncement was was maae made trorn from Ferguson 1578 votes to .... . Announcement — 808 for fn the pool when you come home; but was out with another fellow. 1 homes In the district, ar.d gave a vUle. R. 2: Briggs. Mrs. Zela Cort- of Michigan. In February 1941 Hite and animals had to be outstanding 1 . ... ... _ nm-..*-.. .... .___ > Smith bnil iTI fnr IMnn " instead there may be a flag pole Bassett waited on the street till j new book tor each five of the du- right, of Hastings; Checkered, Mrs. land was offeicd by the stale at to place In the money. Cattle were ,j of a Women-a Auxiliary FerryCtare Hoffman was rtn nenrlv midnight, niMntaht when he lie found fnnnil the carded volumes. r. where the fountain was so you'll nearly It t... has shown r....v. furth­ Eleanor Frey. Battle Creek. R. 4; wh^dnt^hJ.ne r^tt^ .n.rS! ln« Command in the Army Mr candidate tor repo r, , over the Peolte^demonrt^ I For"5 No rnUlur* recognition for know we did all we could to help. other chap and beat him up-He told er Interest In rural school, as well Lincoln, Mrs. Zelma Smith, Nash­ On February 13. 1941. Kendall R. t, t^k . ....................... Tales about town you'd like to the prosecutor that, after the fignt. as city and village public, libraries ville. Mitchell bought this property from took over the college demonstra- .I .h_ Au«iliarv will be nivBALTIMORE —Dowling district. the state at the scavenger sale uon hall, club members were housed ' 'service In the Auxiliary will be givhear? Well, a few weeks ago Zip he determined that if he "couldn't by offering to match dollars in every Tirompson took the law in his own have Vtrgene. then he wanted the district for the money the district Mrs. Leona Vandellc. of Dowling; then held, and the entire property , in dormitories on the mcfalgan , tn. however. । Tire commander of this group of hands and—they got covered with baby.” and proposed to take it to an­ itself spends for books for its school Striker, Mrs. Mildred Dull. Lake was deeded to him by the stale, j state College campus. poison Ivy! It seems some little ras­ other city and make n home for or pablic library. In other words, Odessa; McOmber. Mrs. Haxel Mc­ Mitchell a little later deeded the ; County Agent Foster reports good about fifty women t» Mrs. Nancy cals gave "Zip" a merry chase the Foundation gives as much for Kibben, Hastings; Hendershot. Mrs. property to Eliza Foster, who sold it | cooperation from parents and com- Harkness Love, wife of Ueut. Col. With this romantic idea in mind, rural district school libraries ns they Marjorie Dooley. Hastings; Weeks. on a contract to Harry and Beatrice • merclal truckers In moving the Robert M. Love, deputy chief of through a thicket with The afore staff of the Air Transport Com­ mentioned result. We all sent our he went to the home of Mr. and spend from the yearly library fund Mrs. Mary Cassidy. Hastings; Dur­ Green. prize winning 4-H club livestock to mand. and a daughter o' Dr. and sympathy to •‘Zip” who was plenty Mrs. Guy, waited for a while for distributed by the county treasurer. fee. Mrs. Helen Tucker. Nashville: The situation was further com- , the college for the four day period. Barney Mills. Mrs. Flossie AUerdlng, plicated when, in 1937 or 1938. the( The entire exhibit was moved by Mrs. Robert Harkness of Hastings. uncomfortable and we're glad to re- Vlrgene's return. She didn't eome, (Continued on page']. Sec 2» Air Transport Command ferries jxrrt he's all OK. now and back on so he picked up the babe, put the Hastings. (Continued on page 1. Bee. 2) - . truck ' ' “— *-----and trailers from — various airplanes from factories to Air I points in the county. CARLTON—Carlton Center dis­ the Job. "Zip" does his Job well and child in a friend's car for a few Forces fields here and abroad. While trict. Mrs. Claudine Matthews. everybody likes him and when you moments, while he Bought some milk I Five members exhibited Guernsey its regular members fly all types of margin of more than 3 to 1 can ray both of those things about at a local bakery.-"He had picked up Woodland; Fish. Louise Baldwin. cattle. They Included Ruth and planes, the women Initially will be an officer you may know he's a a nursing bottle at Guy's. He was Hastings; Welcome. Aline । Roger Flanigan of Woodland. Jack limited to handling training and Barry county gave Hoffman 1982 conveyed In a car to the home of pretty good guy. Frisby. Freeport; Brown, Mr,. i BradrtaW'Mnd Margaret Doster of liaison-type airplanes within the Did you know that most of you his grandmother, jviUi whom he Evelyn Short. Lake Odessa; Coats ■ the Milo club and Kenneth Strain United Stolts. for Burton. This ratio seems to are getting a lot of attention on lived, on East Mill St. There he Grove. Gertrude McPharlin Has■ of the Baseline elub. The entries of Classes for training the fifty wom­ main, street these days? Well you packed his best suit of clothes In a the first four mentioned, all en placed Leaders Set Unofficial Goal tings. in army procedure in the ferrying trict. are. because your pictures are suitcase, took a blanket to wrap CASTLETON—Lake View district. s. ni «, -a Ju .», Cho^b.™ of planes will start at the airfield the baby In. and started on foot for grouped in the window of LyBarkRuby Cogswell, Hastings; Martin. of $50,000 for Month tenant-governor on Ute Republican ers Drug Store. Oh Boy, there to Grand Rapids! But the bright lights Myrtle Wilson. Hastings: BarryOpen 1942-43 Season , <Contjnued on page 5. Sec 1) and the training course will con­ ticket appears to favor Read, with Has Uiis fellow Carpenter gone vllle. Viola Baas. Nashville: Sliores. something about a uniform! What of Middleville changed his ideas, tinue for four weeks. Applicants must Keyes running second and Brake, The Junior and Senior Chambers handsome fellows you are. One of and he walked back to the sheriff's completely berserk. Mrs. Loto Wickham. Hastings. third. However, neither of the two you. Ralph R. Swift, to ba exact. Is office and admitted that he had Those who don't know George and HASTINGS TOWNSHIP - Fisher have had 500 hours of flying, and leaden has yet established a com­ a perfect double for Ronald Cole­ played the fool in doing what he did. the bunch of enthusiasts working district, Lucille Todd. Hastings: ratings for the flying of planes of manding margin and the final re­ Bassett claimed he had always with him to keep Barry county in Gregory. Mrs. Mae Cadwallader, man. Some of you are now In many at least 200 horsepower. faraway parts of the globe but we loved the baby. His mother says that the forefront of the War Stamp and Hastings: Altoft, Mrs. Cleo Brown. meeting In I.O.OJ*. hall here Mon-, | The four-week course will consist keep you altogether here in this (Continued on page 4. this Sec.) Bond Sale drive being conducted Hastings: Star. Mrs. Enna Flory. day evening with the Rev. John J. j mainly of ground courses on pro­ Keyes and 717 for Read. way because you belong to us. We by Michigan retailers might wonder Hastings: Hastings Center. Crystal Bannlnga, D.D., Grand Rapids as1 In the only race in the Barry cedure. taught by Army officers now lave more pride In you than any­ after hearing that 150,000, or more G. Bragdon. Hastings; Quimby. Mrs. guest speaker. Calls For Cooperation Of training male civilian fliers for County Democratic primary. 22 of thing else In this crazy old world than four times the official quota, Marie cole. Hastings. The Rev. Bannlnga has spent ferrying duty. The course will in­ and don't forget you have our love All Barry County Farmers is now the unofficial goal for Sep­ (Continued on page 1. 8ec. 2) clude several hours of flying every more than 40 years in India as a and our prayers. tember! (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) Qh yes. we've gone a bit nautical More than that. George says he missionary and educator and only | There is more Ujan a_ possibility these last few weeks around here. is willing to wager his new fall hat recently returned to this country. that the United States majHiuffef With 400 coast guards stationed at that Barry county will make the He has seen India many times un­ Clear lake camp, we are trying to do grade. der the stress of civil disobedience for them. We know Michigan would Foirchild Building To Be everything we can to make these With reports to Sept. 12 now in campaign. Although he believes that suffer in that event, for manufacFurnished os Recreation fellows feel at home in Hastings. and tabulated, it appears that the India should eventually be inde­ ! turers of this state are doing more There are dances on Saturday county Is well on Its way—almost he does not think that tire to furnish weapons and supplies to August gave a fine boost for th/ pendent, I nights (everything to donated). Dr. Dr. P. E. Brooks, chairman of the 120,000. High record for the month Windstorm Company of this city. present turbulent political situation I the Allies than any other state. The Brooks, president of the U. 8. O. an­ County U. S. O. Committee, an­ Its agents for the 31 days wrote —further complicated by caste and i nearness of Barry county to Fort Board Unable To Grant nounces that the building next to nounced that plans for a U. S. O. port where war stamp and bond religious Issues—makes self govern­ 1 Custer: the tact that Hastings fac­ the city hall on Main street will be recreation center are underway, sales ore now six times lhe quota policies for 85.108.505 new Insurance. ment Many Applications practical. , tories are engaged in war work: Morley to 51 for Harvey Hope Jarvis Notices for this year's assessment of 1 the official U. 8 O. room which following the action of the city coun­ for the enUre month. At present, the Rev. Bannlnga be-1 15 cents on the 1100.00 have been , also that Barry county fanners con­ When the Barry county rationing will open in a week or so after it to cil Friday night to rent the Fair­ Herewith U report for the month mailed to the policy-holders of the Hevea that the people of India are I. tribute grains, meats and other from the 4th Congressional District. board met on Monday there were cleaned and furnished. Sure, our child building directly east of the so far: Democratic balloting was light in company. The rapid payments in- 1getting more humane and fair treat­ i foodstuffs for'Allied use—all these about 125 applications for tires that gtrls come to the dances and they city hall for that purpose. Town chairmen Quota Sept. 1-12 dlcate that the returns will exceed ment from the British adminlstra-| would not be overlooked, and rurqd had, their approval, but the entire, do a fine Job showing tne fellows a Before the building can be oc­ Nashville: of local 'contests. those of any previous year. All this tors than they would from their I quota of tires for September had good time. As one of the girls said cupied. a portion of the floor has to Ralph Hess own officials who. more often than i — ~~ / evidences lhe high reputation of the the other day. "It's certainly fun be resurfaced and repaired and Adolph Douse I 1.100D0 8 1387.00 company. Ila high standing is due to not. are likely to be both cruel and . nimen been exhausted. The board felt that rarrunl sible be bombed by German airmen the situation wu serious and Ad­ THREE AUCTION SALES doing your patriotic duty when there other improvements will also have Hastings: its long record of square dealing ministrator Hyde called the state JOHN S1BOTEAN. Prop. On -.-.I occulon*. Uw JU. >"a fellows are such good dancers and Ben Oldley with IU growing list of patrons. Has­ headquarters and made a plea for are cute besides." Imagine >iow The labor needed for these im­ Middleville: Bannlnga has met Gandhi and was vlllanes Because of the help shortage Mr. tings is proud of this $470,000,000 Impressed by his intelligence and: This city and the villages have have more tires. However, he received no these manly coast guards would like provements will be given by the " Paul Faulkner insurance company. profound knowledge. Gandhi, he be- “ppar,h? ’n,d definite promise of help. A few ad­ to be called "cute” but that’s what workers as their contribution to the Tom Barry lieves has many Ideas and beliefs Arts. That to not true of our farm- ditional tires may be granted but it east and H mile south of Maplo she said. project and the cost of materials Woodland: whlch will be usefull in working out >n» d*atr^U wise, therefore. We're having a fat' drive in the will be met by voluntary donations Leon Hynes Grove Center. Henry Flannery will India's difficult problems, although' f°r ‘^e Home Defense planners to nearly enough to meet the waiting cry the sale and K E. Gray will set ■ county but we have to be specific from the community. Delton—Prairieville he is not acting with much realism sltuaUon careful consid­ list will be available. -The following Is a list of equip­ Elite Faulkner eration as they have. Only two new passenger tires re­ this issue for full particulars. used in making munitions, other­ ment and furnishings that will be Freeport er sense in the present emergency. , cration as they have. or me ,~ ------ ■ , _ „ «*>■? < The Rev. Bannlnga does not be-1 M Important part of Home Dewise some of our lovely ladies are needed: Chairs, davenports, read­ mained in the quota and these were Ken Braendle 2.46350 400.00 The enrollment on Monday of this Here that the so-called Congress wo,r* n eIery c?unt,y, 5 thal — 1 8 ra* uncomfortable thinking we're speak­ ing tables, stoves <2> for heating, Dowling -1 ted. ----- one each to Rev. Mrs.-D. Party will ever be successful in gov- of Rural Fine Control. If enemy e E Manker Mank of Hastings and Rev. Jaing of avoirdupois. stove for oooking, pingpong table, Wright's Store was 1348—about twenty-five more ernlng India because it actually is bombers should raid Barry county i_ oj Denon. in c(jb cob Crawfonl era Our Skeel club went to Ionia Sun­ radio, phonograph, records, maga­ Hickory Comers than a year ago. The high school .___ .... group, ____ although ......__ .. — the nimm.r summer time time. himi bams, rlnened ripened day and took the Ionia Skeet team zines. lamps, one large rug, dishes, Obsolete tires Mere rationed to Al­ C. 8. Rennelte a minority well or­ fhshowed a decrease of 29 over last grain In fields and stacks, would fred Booher (2). Ben Crockford (1), tools at a public auction at the in a big way. Philo Sheldon never card tables, cards, adult games, Gun Lake Area ganized. year but this was more than made Charles Annable. president of the afire by incendiary bombs. Frank Milter (1). Elvira Roas (2). missed one bird and that my heart- vases. books, pictures, an American up in the lower grades. J.C.C. stated that Ute locafclub has necessary to have plana to Passenger retreads: Richard En­ flag and standard, curtains, and Registration in the Central build­ won the state award of the Chase I W* flres' “ that the damage gle (2). Armin Roth <1). Reuben gonquln lake school. A tractor and dub. pillows. ing was 814—Junior High account­ Osborn trophy for conservation ac- wouW be reduced to the minimum, Mrs. Nancy Harkness Love, newly Reed (2). Leonard Murphy (3). A a fine list of farm machinery to beAnyone having any of these items ing for 187 and the elementary tlvltles. He also reported that the appointed head of the women's which they will give to the center In this county ConservaUon OfTolles (2). Frank Coman' (1). J. L. The Amendment to the City grades the rest. 427. In the first dub had sponsored a model air-1 Acer George Sumner is the chalr- Smith <2>. Leonard Smith (2). Ward auxiliary ferry squadron, to the for the duration, please call Mrs. ward. 81 pupils were enrolled, and ____program _____ _______ ___youngsters ___ ___ ... Inman n.tral mannf oftha the Rural Firer-nntrnl Controlnr-or­ Weller (4). Muri E. Streeter (3). daughter of our own Dr. and Mrs. David French'. 2782 as soon as pos­ plane among in the second ward. 73. ganisation. Associated with him is Robert Harkness and we share their sible. Truck retreads: Robert Cook (1), It had been expected that tire this community to make models for (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) great pride tn their daughter's ac­ L. P. Dickinson (3). Melvin Smith The center will be available to all use in government training pro­ enrollment this year would be con­ grams. In addition, he said, the club WAYNE CROUBY, trap. complishments. Knowing her par­ service men and will be supervised siderably less Uian in 1941. but the Having decided to quit ents. we know she couldn't be any- by volunteer workers. If- you will NOTICE Track and Implament: James L. missing. The amendment allows influx of defense workers has nd has cooperated closely with various serve in this capacity, will you please recruiting drives and salvage pro­ The Barry county rural letter Powell (3). Clarence Shaw (4). How­ doubt brought more of the younger grams both heritage and ability. carriers association and auxiliary ard Hewitt (D. Lynn Lawrence (2). children to the city. More details of the organization President Roman Feldpausch for' will meet al the Middleville Method­ Frank Sage (1), Barry Co. Road expert on reading handwriting and and the personnel in charge of the the Senior Chamber called on Einar ist church Saturday evening. Sep- Comm. <11. she charges fifty cents foe. each various activities will'be announced Frandsen, chairman of the Indus­ Seven passenger tubes and five reading which remuneration she trial committee, who gave a report served by the ladies of the church. turns over to the Red Cross. If any on the. repairing of the old Piston Bute secretary. William VanHartesBesides those Individuals already Roy Bush, rural carrier out of machinery and houaeba of you fellows would like to learn mentioned, the local executive com­ Hastings, was granted permission to Those wishing any of the contents Ring plant tn the north pqrt of more about yourself and your fu­ mittee Includes tiie Rev. Don Oury, BAKE SALE of their own vases, please get them town which is now being rented to be present. Rev. Lawrence Ward of purchase a passenger car. ture you might write to her and I D. A. Van Buskirk. Mrs. Shirley Sat.. Dutch Kraft store. Jefferson before that date. the Hastings Manufacturing Co. for Caledonia will give a talk on birds. No bicycles or typewriters were (Continued on page 5, Sec. 1) full particulars. Henry, and Lynn Lewis. storage purposes. -Adv. t-34 Glenn Orlffelh, Secy. ’ . REGISTRANTSWILL BE RECLASSIFED ........... 58 RURAL TEACHERS Al MA I U ^YOUNGMAN HELD ’ ’ BARRY 4-H MAKES GOOD RECORD IN STATE SHOW ssv1*' “ WOMEN'S AIR TDAN^DOPT CHIFF COUNTY PASSES SEPTEMBER QUOTA COMMERCE GROUPS IN JOINT MEET .0PX ORGANIZE TO FIGHT RURAL AREA FIRES CITY TO HAVE U.S.0 HEADQUARTERS Added $5,106,505 of New Insurance ; During August TIRE SITUATION IS SERIOUS School Enrollment More Thon Yeor Ago ffi’LSEWjr. �THE HASTINGS BANNK3L THURSDAY, SJCTTKMMK 17, 1M1 TWO mother, Mrs. Ella Bush of Los An- Detroit, will be posted on the II- rating when the opportunity came St. Jroeph Mercy Hospital in De— Gor- VQTIMA DAI I V specialist la-the ” U. " S ” Navy. gcle*. Calif, will return this week to , brary bulletin board. In addition, to taka these testa. Kennalh la also troll where she will be in nurses j don „ of Comellua don C. C. ManrU. ManrU. *on KALLI j resume his studies at M. 3 C. for pamphlet* on enlistment, officer I adding to his service buying war training for nine months and then ManrU. Route 2. Hastings, Mich, Is I Mrs. Louis Orettenberger of his Junior year. training and Naval -aviation have bonds. will return to Leila Post Montgom- (now enrolled in a 18-weck training HILD HERE Grand Rapids, vice president of the Beginning today the Hastings ^e«nL made •vMteMe to the Ubrary FranfcWryerman. radio operator. «nr Hospital of Battle Creek. [ course for gunners’ mates al lhe More than two hundred people Michigan Conference Women's So-« “ubllc Library will win keen keep on hand hand Dr thc Pul)*.!c «®>»tlon R®'®llon8 was, Tlie The u. 8. Navy is offering high- I Great Great Lakes Naval Naval Training Training Sts- > ' Public .5 Puo 8 Office for employed by the government was . nt Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Shelton who alI latwt InfonnaUon con- , <Jtetributior* here. home visiting his parents and rela- paying petty officer ratings to men Hon. He was selected for lhe school j oi B*"? county cleiy for Christian Service spoke to i about BO members of the local so­ have been living with Mrz. John O. 'rernlng the N*vy and IM opportnni-1 Mrs. Jake Edger received word lives last week. He had just relumed from 21 to 54) yeats old. inclusive. । on basis of his score on a series of I ®jl®nded a "Voting Rally’ Ketohom. you£ men en£ti£ Im t^ from her L^ Tinker. Tinker, from South America. Am.dc. He who are are experienced mechanic., msKetehara. have have moved moved to to the the E. E. K H. ties ties £ for young enlisting tn the from her son. son. Kenneth Kenneth Lee trom a “ trip ul& to SouHt He I who experienced mechanics, mn- -pUlude tesu taken whi)e in re- ■ eAuntry elub here Monday tvenin*. ciety of the Methodist church here WW.Uto.rn .. T-V. AWry^.Hn ; Navy or the Naval RcMrve. A that lie had succeaMuUy passed lhe returned to hh base at San Fran- chUil»U or gasoline or diesel engine-. J'ndt training. sponsorerTby the B*rry County Re­' Wednesday afternoon. Tea fallowed the address on lhe WSCS work. »Ld>. monthly bulletin bulletin ofot lhe Che latest latest 'examinationsfor forNaval Naval Air Air Ptlot Pilot clsco Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl men. Men who are InterestedIn be-( Friends of Pvt. Gerald M HuU!pubilcan committee Present were monthly ; examinations 1 Rozel I Stanton. new president of tne ■Dbert Bush, who ha* been spend- cnanfts w ^formation . and will sdon go into training. Ken- Weyerman and Thelma a cram- coming Motor MachinistMates will be glad to know thal he ha* “ ln< hi* vacsUon with hi* aunt and and the Uteri announcements con- neth received hl* Petty Officer. Sec- panlcd him to Battle Creek may apply at their nearest Navy arrived safely at hia destination, members ot tne hoard, of supervU-■ local society presided. . V. .. Hilbert i ------.— opportunities, ----- aJZZZ— published —. by--------j Ciass. _. a__ — — •- -ago. --------- TafTee. daughter of Recruiting Station. wishing to write to itlm him may u orn. ». county and township officials,' । OR । cemlng cond rating two months M1m Agnes jjThose Those wishing -.... .LUTHERAN^CHURCH >n-urwAN CHURCH GRACE .. --------------------- u------- !Ido ao at the following address: Co. Co. ' delegations delegations-from Delton. Freeport.' Freeport. ——■—" i-*-*-—• gturtjring for First Claw Mrs. Leo Taffee. left . Wednesday for • Well..... on his ... way toward becoming <So so from Delton, „ o-ntember 20 _____________ S_________________________________________________ \_________________________________- ! B «? Bn k"—A Am. 'v<yrOA PP.O >P v** 1208. , MiddlevUle. MlddlfVllu Nashville i^hvilU and *nd WoodW<«1. , 8eptemDer CHURCHES LOCAL NEWS Food Center Every Price Low Every Day “ »r .W nr । land, groups from each of the facThe Sunday school staff meets toi Come and get it. Farm Bureau Serv- । lories engaged in defense work. •------------------------ ----------’ members of various womens organ-. W. Court. ice*.—Adv. | Izations and groups from several I A Communion service will be hem | In orders just Issued by Colonel N-! J,“ the"lownth^' '.1. Cot- Csmmndtn. --------- 3T" ---------•; t1of ^e the townships. next Sunday rooming. Sermon subnffieer punX ofth________ _ i L. Cote. Commanding Officer of j nurna — of m—tinw*i .I tect_ "Horn of God." Sioux Fails, South Dakota. U. 8.1to , Inspire Interest in getting out lhe •, Army Air Force Radio School of the j vote regardless of party on the the- j. FIRST CHURCH OF Technical Training Command. Sgt jlory that the public apathy toward 'CHRIST. SCIENTIST thta Important civic duty Is not II The subject for Sunday Is "Mat- I Brief Talks were given by Ken' twiNirrwi~i7urriPRl.si.D Braendle. Freeport: Earl Olmstead. I RKV TRINKLKIN SI RPRISEP Nashville; Lawrence Bird. Wood- 1 On Sunday eighteen from Detroit land: Henn- Cunningham. Middle- surprised Rev. Trinkleln by being | vllle and Representative Ellis Faulk- present at hi* service at the Grace ner. Delton. Kim Sigler.' guest ot Lutheran church. They all are "Pop" Stem is great-grandpop honor, discussed the Importance of1 members of the church where Rev. now since Judith Alan Robbins ar­ public interest in public affairs and Trtnklein was pastor, previous to rived at the home of her parent*. the controveray which this very I coming to Hastings. * Mr. and Mrs. Alan Robbins in Lex­ question had caused among the ColThey brought their pot luck dinington. Ky. Mrs. Robbins is the for­ onlttl statesmen during the forma- ner with them and all enjoyed the mer "Pat" Stem, daughter of Mr. Uve period of our present republic, day visiting and renewing aequaintand Mrs Cheater Stern> , . ‘1 Roy Cordes coraea led lea community sing- .zncea. .■ Mrs Delbert Whitmore sT ’—r™. Ing: lhe Rev. Don Gury gave lhe I. her nursery school this week' nt her ner InvocaUon and The Golden West I METHODIST CHURCH home on 221 W. South St. The Circle No. 1 of the W. S. C. 8. ..bool iuFm^i « TW«iS ;,.a will hold it* first meeting of the TOutmU, muraUw. I™ > w n»j u„ Rkha,d praMM „l'year Wednesday. Sept. 33. at 2 P- M. in the church basement. All mem­ A‘ ' toastmaster. bers urged to attend to help *lth plans for circle service this year. mendatlon of military authorities at Sioux Falls. Sgt. D. H. BLshop’s promotion was based upon III* mIrdierly qualities and attention to du- pRiJVfr S™ Md STOY HEALTHY To win this war. **U. S. needs US strong**—which means, in plain language, stay healthy by eat­ ing the right kinds of food and drinking a glass of milk with your meals. This easy-to-tokc prescription is filled economically at FOOD CENTER where you will find a palate-pleasing va­ riety of vitamin-rich foods, all priced to save money on your food bill. Balance your diet and your budget by getting nutritious foods here daily. FRUIT! L VEGETABLES BULK CARROTS 41>» Fancy Pascal CELERY a bunch Michigan ONIONS 10 lb. bag California Sunkilt a dozen ORANGES Michigan White POTATOES SWEETPOTATOES 1T2. COOKING APPLES TR­ EATING APPLES M'?r SQUASH T<hU CAULIFLOWER Wh,^“d’ 10' 10' 27' 29' 35' 19' 19' 19' 5' 19' TASTY LOAF CHEESE 2l57c FREEPORT BUTTER 1 46c PABST-ETT CHEESE 2 ^ 33c SALAD DRESSING HSE -25c « 40c $2-64 Del Monte Peaches No. Jlj can — a dozen Grapefruit Segments 9 29' “■ ShurDne Red Salmon Deming Carotene French Dressing *| Wheat Pop 2 2 Rice Pops Large Packages .. Rice Krispies 2 Wheaties Pep KeDoWa Wheat Flakes MUler'e l)i»h Froe Del Monte Corn Cream Style . ’ Pumpkin Del Monte — No. 3*, can 2 2 2 2 Del Monte Corn pkn- GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 241/2 lb. sack 5J 09 CHEER-I-OATS BISQUICK Fruit Cocktoil Hungry Husbands' Special! HOT B18QVICK BISCUITS with honey, jam or jelly- Elmdale Flout Energy Flour Crisco OR SPRY Shortening Jewel Vegetable Cherriti Soap Crystal While 4 X4W Try this delicious breakfast special with syrup. pkg. Elmdale Cherries 2 m 23' 29' 4 MEAT DEPARTMENT 2 . 27' 13' 16' L f" .90 75' 89' 3 .69' 3 ,63' 31' 1 0 41' Vacuum packed — SI 10 a case So Rich It Whip* 25' 15' 17' 23' 10' 23' 25' 23' 23' 37' . Brown Rice ■*.- Il* KIX I. T3 j LONE W||C RANGER BLACKOUT SET only SOFTA-SILK CAKE FLOUR Betty Crocker SUCARLESS cake [See FREE RECIPE at our display! 32c 22' 35' IQ' 39c lb. 29' VEAL ROASTSi PORK LOIN ROASTS lb 33' POTATO SALAD 20' SALT SIDE PORK lb 25' KETTLE ROASTS 28 SHORT STEAKS lb 35' STEAKS 39 CAMP FIRE NEWS rriASL Telephones TtiEATRB= 2244-2557 , JP Hastings. Mich. LAST TWO TIMES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. SEPT. 17-18 Bing Crosby and Fred Aatalre in HOLIDAY INN” SATURDAY ONLY Double Feature SEPT. 19 TIMBER" SWEATER GIRL' SUNDAY AND MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20-21 Barbara Stanwyck and George Brent In "THE GAY SISTERS" Bargain Malifiee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. SEPT. 22-23-24-25 "FOOTLIGHT SERENADE Matinee Th 10c Plus Kix Box Top /| lb. SLAB BACON Ring or Sliced BOLOGNA 1 lb. Home Cured CORNED BEEF lb. 3 for DILL PICKLES lb. VEAL CHOPS mSS' NAZARKNE CHURCH The Rev. Ralph Cook, returned 1 The City Council for Camp Fire Many- in this city temember Ber- Girl* held its first meeting for the missionary from India, was greeted 'with practically a full house Tuesnle More, brother of Mrs. Ida Vedder and Mrs. Floyd Gaskill. He (JHIcers andI committeef members ,n thc chUrcli. Everyone went graduated from Hastings High include: Mrs. W. M. Stebbins, pres-| ||Olne fet.ltng U was good to be Idem; vice president to be *'«- there. Several from here accompanbeen carying on a successful furni­ nounced later; Mrs. L. Lobdell, cor- . led Cook to Na*hvllie. and ture and undertaking business nt responding secretary and treasurer; heanj hlm MBln WedneMU>. mBht. ____ _ Marshall. Michigan. The Buttle Mrs. T. D. French, recording aecre-J Creek Enquirer-News of Monday tary: Mr*. Edward Van Popering. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH mentions a very unique and help­ chairman of lhe extension commit- । nie sermon theme for Sunday ful service he is rendering to his teP;1 Mrt'P'.8'0<xxl>5ar ' morning at the Methodist church ■nd Mr, WlllUn. 8ctMd,r. Jr ; «r> H| b sirwuth.city. wU1 p„„n. ' ' Realizing, as Mr. More did, how n A. V.n Buikrrk. aulrmM. « it. » much the young men in the army N B.| A Orou qu.rr.rl, Conf.r.rrr. diraJ «I Bury rormry and navy appreciate getting letter* X1"“-“'“I to mrtUn.: from their home town and home ,wU1 to l»ld IB U» loci M.U>«B.l friends, he has placed a larx” bulle~--—-- — —-—• —— enuren Shu«h inurrcay Thursday evening, evening. isept. Sept n, 17. tin in front of his store containing ,n ch*[?e »upplies; MU* jtMtnoin- witH a pot luck supper at a ll*t of the young men from Mar, brar!^: Mrs' 7 o’clock. Dr E. H. Babbitt will be shall, who are in the American *«» Brandstetter. chairman of the lho |eadrr. He will speak briefly, naval, army or air forces. ®Uo the ^y Mr*. 0,,^ thc buslne*. session. pTato-lito, Mr*. T. ■ .. .« —■•■ > precise address of each one. « ro that Don ‘J1'*1 Siegel »and andMre. T. D. French Frthch:’ and th lhe group wtll dlvlded ------------------------------------------------j ­ ulb David Goodyear, chairman of lnlo B’nunlber of planning confer11 fetter will reacn Win at the ad ’ ■ n W W *M W encM ror w 3 C. 8. Sunday school. dress given oti Die bulletin. Hie peo­ ple of Marshall appreciate It too. chairman of the civic project* u,md.w n-,,t 27 -n will win be tw. nhcerveA and many of them arc writing to <.Cook, committee. asiUted by Mr* Gwtge ' Sunday. Sept. An^flm wh! observed tlie soldiers, sailors and aircraft men .7-™ as _ if .... .. 777"* .. . ns Hany ttuny Day. u.i). An enort etiort win tx? uc made niuuc PMr?<,w ^’w?tSd MoI fuHattendance ««®ndancefor forBun Bunfrom that city, who would not otliMoI ??** ‘' tou>have a•full ­ ________ *u“U<n ' day school and- church on that day. ; erwlse have done so leharo^JJ? -re MrB- — JL** ' It would be fine if someone in tn ,chyw ol the toy *hpp. |Bnd lhe foU prognun ichedulc Hastings would do a like service • A KVW new group fur for *>a» girls ui of iu high will be launched. for this city. . school age is being /ormed. formed. 7 ’.Al---------------------- 1 ; though a part of th» Bamp fire BAPTIST CHURCH BRUSH RIDGE < EMEVeRY ,l*«W "Why Could Not W. CtM Him CIRCLE that a girl have former camp fire I Qyt" u the .sermon subject for training to Join thia advanced Bunday momlnz Special offering Brush Ridge , group, which U called the ---- . Cemetery ------------ ■ Circle —--- will ----- .----•• ---- --------------------- "Hori-----lui AssociaUonal ju&uuik—A meetings. luttuiui. meet .___ __________ .... meet ThllrvtavThursday. S^nt Sept 24. wlrh with LTr. Mrs inri zon C.hlh" Club" Thncr These etrla girl* will will .1.0. also, The Awoeiational mreUngs will Will Whittemore at her home in have the opportunity of earning. be held in Wealthy Street Baptist Delton for fnr an all dav meeting Vl«. ___ v- of „ __ . „Rapids _. _ ..Sept. .„ day meeting. Vis- hnnnn honors hv by cnnlrihtitInn contributing tn to the .ImL dvll- church Grand on 29, ■ itors welcome. . Ian war effort. 30 and Oct. 1. 'fhe Ladles Aid of the Baptist church will meet at the personage Sept. 24 at 2:30 o’clock. All ladles cordially invited. 25c FRESH BOILING PIG LIVER BEEF lb 20c lb. 17c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18-19 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Wm. Oargan and Margaret IJnduy in VINEGAR BARRELS Enemy Agents Meet Ellery Queen' PRAIRIE GUNSMOKE' ONE BOTTLE OF VANILLA FREE. SUNDAY AND MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20-21 Laurence Olivier, Leslie 10% SAVED NOW OR 100% TIKtHIYTHE AXIS UTERI BUY WAI BONDS FDOD^CENTER Z06 E. STATE ST.. HASTINGS-MICH. THE BEST FOR LESS N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. Howard, Raymond Massey . "THE INVADERS TUES.. WitD . THURS.. SEPT. 22-23-24 KNUTE ROCKME' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Ladies Aid society will meet this afternoon. Sept. 17 at 2:30 at the church, a short book review will be given. Bunday morning worship at 10:30. The pastor will tell about "Justi­ fication By Faith" and will preach on the theme. "Reasonable Relig­ ion.” In the course of the sermon three reasons for becoming a Chris­ tian will be given. The vested choir, under lhe leadership of Arthur W. Lower, will sing. Sunday school at 11:45, Mrs. Atnlanta Huy. superintendent. A card index of Sunday school members Lt being prepared Several new menubers attended last Bunday. Lansing Presbytery will hold Its semi-annual meeting Monday. Sept. 21. at Mason. Rev. Lemuel Sever­ ance and the pastor will represent । the Hastings church. A. J. Inrsen, ' Is alternate commissioner. The Comas club will meet Thurs­ day. 'Sept. 24. The hour and place of meeting will be announced later. The Indies League willjneet Fri­ day evening, Sept. 25. FALL GET-TOGETHER OF EPISCOPAL CHURCH About 100 members and friends of Emmanuel Episcopal church at­ tended a pot-luck supper at the parish' house on September 9. The supper was planned by lhe ladies of Emmanuel Guild os a fall gettogether. In place of lhe usual guild meeting with Mrs. G. E Good­ year. chairman. Guest* included the new teaclieix In lhe public schools, who availed themselves of lhe op­ portunity to meet some of the peoI pie of the community. I The Rev. Don M. Gury preaided at a brief program pertaining to the various organizations and activ­ ities of the pariah. St. Cecilia choir guild was introduced a* a new or­ ganization ot the parish, with Mrs. । Clair DeCou as president, and mem­ bers consisting of ladles who can 'attend evening meetings. | A generous offering was received । towards the Red Cross project to ; furnish overseas kits to soldiers and sailors who leave for duty. The next meeting of Emmanuel Guild will be on Wednesday. Octo­ ber 7. al Neighborhood House, Or­ angeville. PROMINENT IRVING MAN SUFFERS STROKE Blmie Walker, prominent insur­ ance man and resident of Irving township suffered a stroke on Sun- port appeared to reoignlze mem­ ber* of hU family although unable to apeak. His left side U affected. �THE HASTINGS BANNKR. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1K1 ■ have attended Hastings high school Kenyon presiding. The student rep­ . over a year and one-half are eligible resentatlon is made up of hometo join, although membership has room representatives, class officers I been limited to twenty-five. ‘from the Junior and senior classes an ‘ . !and presidents from the freshmen rhe biology classes are getting ac- and sophomore ctoues. Miss Rowe coached held room, 'Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) by Rom Miller, now employed at Mr. Taylor conducted the assembly. qualnted with the new took called and Mr. Jones are faculty members Joe McKnlght and Fred A. Smith the Bliss, went to Ionia to meet two and introduced four new teachers, "Everyday Biology.*' . - ,, ,________________ in lire county organization to com- of their teams. • |and one "partly new." Ray Kenyon, The No. 1 team won over Ionia's the school mayor, welcomed them. would good No. i11 team team m 227 iu to juo 208.. luma Ionia's■’ nu. No. f 2'1 wur 227 to 208. Ionia's No. 2 Our new mcuiiy faculty memDers members are: ex^b^ettoll.U7ootbaUy,ande’teM:k No. r ------ be ' a ■■ —t organization to ..vkeen on on lhe the Job lob after after the rh. war .ar shall .b.u । team - Fred Gtodell. football coach, civics.', coach, Hastings high will have Mr.1 keep won over ... Hastings -No. -2 -team "Victory Oatmeal Cookies' endr , - rby 310 to 163. Philo Sheldon was- health; Lester Schilling, speech, hlsme next step is to perfect local high man. with a perfect score of lory: Anne Van Westrenen. physl- In the head coaching position In organlzatlons to cooperate In ^hia.50. The teams and their scores are cal Lorenz Scbelhsa basketball. Mr Brozak has been Uon given by Yvonne Budd and —education; --------------- Lorenz Marjorie Palmer of the Delton 4-H work. There are now 1!» Civilian as follows: • -------------------Aten, — head - baseball voach for seven years. manual --arts; --■> and Avery club at the State 4-H Club Pair Difrnse Areas In Barry county to I of manual arts department, who Lansing. The girls glee club, under lhe di- 'attnEast .hMr df«-’>?..i«„ . carry on other phases of Home De­ i taught one-high school class’ Ust reetton P. Bennett . In their discussion the girls of Miss Page, has started Ih^^^TwhSe rra^n emfense work. Each township In this i L. Rockhill . iyear. Elinor Page, music, and Alice two new songs. ''Calm reaU snrt “ county has from six to 10 Defense Dontje. foods, each have one class. practicing Be Thy Sleep" by Noble-Caln and ”d.'nrlchcd 1X0x11 Areas within it* borders. P Sheldon . Chairman Sumner of the Rural R. Miller nils year there are many changes "Send Forth Thy Spirit" by Schoet- lunch boxes, or to serve with fruit, Fire Control organization is start- , । In the operation of school buses. k..BtaTOl»n«r. . . use part syrup for sweetening. The Ing out to make a Township organ!; They have been purchased from Mr. Pauline Chandler has been electfollows: ration a* well as one in each Area of ‘ lonla No. 1 Team Martin by the Board of Education cd athletic treasurer litis year. Foot”*"* the township. That is no small Jab. Fleckenstelik. •and. because of the labor shortage ball tickets went on sale Monday *4 cup butter. It win be necessary to visit each Mellinger ...\ lure being operated by hlgh./chool at the trophy case. Sales are being 1-Y cup brown sugar. Area, and to consider tire subject of' Schleroeteauerv men teachers. To conserve tires and made today In homerooms during rural fire control'and arrange n plan Loft i gasoline, there, has -been a slate the half-hour period. Beverly Brown of action. This will call for Ute co- , Brown 46 ruling, which' discourages buses to will be In charge of concessions operation, in each Area and In each •back track.” therefore, many stu­ Township of people who should to dents-have to walk to corners and interested on their own account, us Hasting* No. 2 Tram ' school houses. Mr. Lower Is rapidly arranging well as in behalf of their neighbor*.' Smith and organizing his three music In having an efficient organization Dahlman A new class chlled aircraft science groups which include choir, boys to get on the Job quickly, and act O. Fox Is being introduced this year. Elghglee club, and chorus. Choir Is a effidenUy. in carrying out workable I | teen toys are beginning the year's mixed group of both bpys and girls plans to fight rural fires. study with Mr. Garner as teacher. and consists of 31 students with Therefore, when Mr. Sumner or1 This subject will be a great help to Bemadine Schantz as accompanist. those axsodated with him .set out 163 tovs who are Interested In the Air Boys glee club has 24 members which to perfect the organization for fight­ | Corps. It kill not take the place of Is the largest group in the last few ing fires in any rural Area, the pco- ’. Mrs. Fleckcnstein 39 th* vrnund school course, but It years. Anita Lobdell accompanies pic of Uiat district should give Mr.' Symons will help to shorten the length of this group, and Marie Nash, the Sumner and oUter workers all the Slownlsky ----------[lime In taking It. Mathematics end chorus. assistance they can I Essex . 38 physics are the main principles that Some blanks have been sent, and Westfall । The Junnior band will meet on enter Into the study. more will to Into the rural district* L , Monday. Sept. 14. and every Monof the county to provide a Rural | 210 I The Instrumental music classes <Uy' Wcdneaday. and Friday folFire Plan Survey. The purpose Is Ihave decreased In size, the band lowing to find out what equipment there * - - tvnnnr avn • having 36 members compared with v* p‘ . , >. . Irf in the Area or Uie Township that WOODLAMI ORGANIZE TO FIGHT ^S^'ymca iHIGH SCHOOL NOTES I Hastings high school was opened On Sunday two Skeet teams from Tuesday morning. Sept. 8. with RURAL AREA FIRES Hastings, organized and 1 assembly In the session HOME ECONOMICS 2-3 cup syrup. 1*4 cups sifted enriched flour. 1 egg beaten. 2 teaspoons baking powder. x cup milk. 1H cupa oatmeaL '■» cup chopped peanuts. 1 cup seedless raisins, chopped. extension agent, arranged meeting so that these neighborhood qualified leaders might have Um latest in­ formation on war time clothing to factorlee । give Ute families In their communlMiss Marton demonstrated, to the 70 leaders present, pressing of wool for moth control and use of various Add the syrup mixed with the beat­ •en •• egg. omi Blit uiy dry ingreoients, Ingredients, except oatmeal, together and add with the milk to the first mixture. Add the; H oatmeal, nut* and raisins. Mix well. U/AMCUrC AID VFILll J AIK . acting u the Civilian Pilot Tral country. .... , '.B: TRANSPORT CHIEF > 200 hours of flying lime passed teste qualifying her 1 “ moderately hot oven ! (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) iheet while hot. Thte’redp^'^tte ’day lh* typea oC pUn“ wWeh women eventually will fly t. from •, lhe wnm»n —_ i seaplanes. Siie la now stationed aS factories i Wilmington, Delaware. abOUt 40 COOkieS cent meeting with Barry County | their training period In a fortv-four- slgnflcant services. Set diffe»ent SSfs™ “ h"P ~~~« X?.&* “ TI-«- Mank, ranuin n»«, tor 'I"’.'"!1' J “j th. hna. or th. t.nn.r. th. Ioff "J strument should see Mr Hine, the,every way pa«*ibte. * cation of their farm*, and whnt Mr*. Victor Eckardt and Phvlii* ' ”.■« nnd ...' apparatus they have that would to Ma.:rl)?' ?,?.n,0! °l p''yllls !!S*ppSi'ih upiuuuun nicy ■ n E5?0 ’ : rdt., . 1,.n ..... ...... and __ . helpful ..nave ..... uiai . In .. wouiu ...ir. j nnd available fighting and mini Olgu Rrkarrtt Eckardtx* btrthdava birthdays. fires. The blank provides the listing „, . „ „„ , „ of the number ot of eacn each,:11 **1 hills oi tne telephone numoer — farmer who ha* has such apparatus, also Last Week's Letter how many In his home or In his ! The Guy McNcc famllv and Mr. employ who would help to fight nnd Mrs. Chns Gibbs entertained firM. [relatives from Indiana part of last The apparatus to be listed con- week. are on Slate ot the following: Trucks owned Eugene Haight and » by the farmer: stationary or port- |a fishing trip up north, able pumpers: chemical apparatus If lv---------------- ------------any to fight fires: hose that might j' Interceptor Planes to u*ed: spray rigs: hand operated Most Interceptor planes climb at fire pumps, If any. and ladders. a 40-dcgree angle. With lire Information contained In the blank*, when properly fltlra out. available In each area. It will to easy to summon by telephone the owners of the apparatus to fight a rural fire, whether It be caused by tombtng or otherwise. Surely this well-planned effort tn combat rural fires deserve* the aid of all farmer*, anil we are sure they will be ready to give full cooperation to Mr. Sumner and his co-wOrkcrs in putting across these plans for rural fire control. FRIDAY REGISTRANTSWILL BERECLASSIFED (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) less he Is employed in the produc­ tion of essential war materials. A registrant, having a wife and one or more children, are to be reclassified and. under certain con­ ditions. some may be drafted Into the military service. Registrants whose work Is the pro­ duction of foods will be reclassified and. under conditions prescribed by the authorities, some of them will be inducted Into the anny service. Registrants, unable tn pass the strict medical requirements at first Imposed, will be reclassified, and many of them will be called into the service for Midi work as they can All this indicates that the federal authorities realize that a large army Is needed, and will proceed to get it. Members of lhe families of TegUtrant* should realize that the draft board must be governed by regula­ tions from the hlgher-upr at Wash­ ington and cannot grant deferments contrary to lhe rules made for them. SAXON'S STARTING LINEUP ANNOUNCED BY COACH Coach Ooodell has announced a tentative starting line-up for the Saxons' opening football game un­ der the lights nt the fairgrounds this Friday nt 8J0 The number of positions at which two possible starters are listed indicates lhe close contests for positions on the first team. From the 60 hoys out for the team, the following are to open the cam­ paign with an attempt to continue the victory march started last year against Lowell, a team which lhe Saxons in the previous four years had only been able to tic but not to beat Right end—John Coleman. Right tackle—Dick Rasey or Keith Right guard—Dick Thomas or Bob Endsley. Center—Duane Ottosen. Left guard—Harold Townsend or Keith Ayres. ' left tackle—Duane Stamm or Joe Beck. Left end-Capt Wm Kelly. Full back—Harmon Wilcox or Mason Thomas. Right half^Loute Myers. left half—Francis Goggins nr Mason Thomas Quarterback—Bill Garrison. Others who have been showing promise and may get in the game are George Brown at halfback: Ken Lane. Doug Payne, and Ray Mar­ tin at ends; and Phil Frandsen at center. MUNICIPAL COURT John. A. Heenan. 45. of Kalama­ zoo. was arrested Saturday night by Undersheriff Doster and Deputy Caley on a disorderly charge. Mon­ day forenoon, in Munlcl|>al court, he admitted the offense. Judge Cortright imposed a fine of 815.00 and eo*U of 14 50, which were paid. , r. sa»s PUr‘ M? Hrn?4 " mt. nme; , |ncat Mite Buller Is making plans for for ’S2' iSTta £*■ of sixteen or over. sponsoring first aid classes this se-1 flic Journalism class Is planning mester which she hopes to get un- to tum out the first edition of the der way *«™'tlme this week These | fortnight Tuesday. October 8 A students, committee Is being chosen to start both toys and girls This first-aid plans for the Doomsday Book which work to especially timely because wtn be published In June. .of present world conditions. • • . • • • ' The Faculty-Student council, reHl-Y toys are looking forward to sumed its regular weekly meetings full membership. All toys who on Tuesday. Sept. 15. with Mayor Idea greoi '’UW'®”' more Iha" Today Of 'Types for All Your Windows! Generously Cut! and Invaw .-apor*- , QUALITY CURTAINS m 98c Flaffy Priscillas! SPECIALS Tailored Panels'. SATURDAY no. 2 can ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 12c no . 2 can 25 c WHOLE GREEN OR WAX STRINGBEANS no. 2| can ALICE PUMPKIN 10= no. 2| can 2 f°r 23= LIBBY'S SAUER KRAUT no. 2J can KIEFFER PEARS-SLICED 15c Give all your rooms lhe lift that only crisp new curtains can provide! Dainty ruffled Priscillas, cot­ tage rets. tailored pairs in plain and cushion dotted marquisettes, tailored, lacy net panels — whichever look best tn each room! Y<A1U find suitable stylet for living room, dining room and bedrooms. Rich. Smart Colon! SOLID COLOR FRIEZES! A real buy In slurdjr furnllure covering! yd. 4Q “*• WASHABLE Remarkable Value Cretonnes. Heavier Quality Cretonnes. Drapery Crash RAYON PANELS Sheer, lustrous rayon that fairly looks like sunlight itself! En-shell or nat­ ural: nicely finished with one-Inch side hems, headings and bottom hems. All beautifully tailored, so the panels will hang perfectly! You'll find these perfect to go with your loveliest drapes and they're equally as pretty without I BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN DRAPERY DAMASK 59c *** Victory Saving in FINE MARQUISETTE A grand opportunity to re-decorate your rooms Inexpensively! A choice of lovely fabrics—all heavy enough to hang gracefully at your windows! Striking patterns In grand colors Make your own curtains for every room in the house! In white and pastel colors with 4 Qc large fluffy brushed cushion dots! yd. .1® help you with new 10MG DISTANCE inly if no must! You'll Need A Supply Of Theac Fine Quality Cottons! SALLY LEA DRESSES Housedreases and morning frocks that are de­ signed to give you wonderful quality, style, com­ fort and money value! Gay little long torso frocks with chipper, flared skirts . . . smart sliirtwalst styles that arc fine for marketing —. rJght for Crunch ... .... button-coat ----------types Just ! You'll find it a real saving to buy several at ■ once, and have a wardrobe of good house- The, Army and Navyare doing their part to ease the Long Distance load Checks! Stripes! Florals! 4JWH? Smart styling for morning □harm I Ouw Army and Navy have issued orders to their personnel to restrict the uae ot Long Distance telephone lines, making only such calls as are absolutely necessary. Officers and men arc doing their part. They know the necessity of keeping the lines and central office apparatus clear for vital military and war production cal 11 Today, many lines arc crowded with war calls. Adding enough new equipment to handle all lhe increased load is impossible because of material shortages. So it's up to all of us to make the most efficient use of what wc have. Here are tome of the ways you and all other civilians can help: 1. Make only the most essential Long Distance calls. 2. Keep all your conversations as brief as you can. 3. When possible, give the number of lhe distant telephone you are calling. The same kind of cooperation will help improve loc^l service, too. Your own tele* phone line may never carry a war message, but every call you make passes through a busy central office where it may tie up a war call. Try to keep your calls short. Help saw wires for war! ★ War calle mutt go through ★ MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Chanztlngly ☆ ☆ ☆ Informal lr.nr.ood- FROCKS 198 Shirtwaist or casual styles with smart, ex­ pensive - looking detallsl One and two-pc types. Fall colors. 12-44 Floral charmer In crisp cotton. Smart buttonover brunch coat Colorful. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. IMA TNG r iN.w Cour» Add.d members tikedturns'"writing’ottl* fenmTv^etSE'Trown1”'a^lowljprogrrai.^PUrwr'wvFe mdTt« thk members Wke boys In service whom* victory----girdBD. annual ------------------------------------to This group. | -------- - • • *---------------A pre-aviaUon course, called Air- Campbell, Ann Arbor; Solon Nevina I Pm times far- the afternoon were HICKORY CORNER^ ' I and* ball play- Last Week's Letter craft Science, has been added to Bn(i Mrs Mary BeatUe. Kalamaioo; boating, swimming --- Arc *— !(W the Hunting Regulations «> curricula.of .w1B.uuiu, Hastings high school Mr. and Mrs. Morse Olmsted. Kai- tag. ■ Former Governor’ Dickinson , of Charlotte had charge of the serv­ r.-!x ~ ei“J’X' T„o«5^rrtnoEs CH, ices at the Methodist chureh Sun-' ... _v.a— by'a fllff Buta When duck hunters fire ,u the first and eras was dropped due to transport*trunsporta- -Anderxon, Grand Rapids. -- first* I The September meeting of the day morning and was greeted '---------I Thomapple Garden Chib was held ' large and appreciative audience * ahoU of Michigan's 1942 hunting' ttzr. difficulties. lz U being taught ?y by | RUtfl WOotoin went U> Denton |FARA| BUREAU NEWS . . . coWfes! The Mewon** Chufeh -«Jtnual season at ’sunrise" Saturday. Sept j| Roy Garner. ’ I Sixteen boys started the new L.pie atvit Community Im, (w2n.v twn InA Sunday school picnic was held at Harbor to tefih the k»t‘« work M. there Will be plenty of conservathere leaching latln anij EngJUh |n lion officers on hand at the popular m.toue.rmdW'. ma tics and theory of flight,--------■"'.‘■ -n,, M.rk a™. WErnest entffh has been sick since spota |o make sure there is proper intended to greatly aid those who, Farm Bureau held a picnic at the short business meeting. > a good dinner were part of lhe day a Wednesday.' Cleon Smith U working ,md«.f.ndlr. -m*f Muarnmn,, nf Pl»n tO jOlll the ttlT fOrCCtl Of OUT Herman Babcock landing at Bristol Mrs. Fred Bechtel, chairman of.e „„ in his place tn the Delton depot. the 1942 regulations. the conserva- j tU'inlntf'”1’1*0"* h*“h ; lake with over fifty Ih attendance. | Red Crow PrSuctlon for " Barry • ®^d‘ck,,of Nc* Y°.rk' .U.„aWalur Thompson and family are tion department reports. lathool training Some were unable to attend because county, spoke of making and a.wm- L,a’’5' the “l ,, e moving to Bedford. Walter has work More liberal than In recent years. । I of combining and threshing. After i bling overseas kiu for soldiers The , ”** P°rcnU- Mf a™* ‘Vs­ in Battle Creek. the duck hunting regulations this1 ) dinner Everett Young. District Rep- club voted B5 to help thia project Burdick and son Rfciiard. Three ladies from Ohio, relatives of season permit shooting from sun­ resentalive, gave a short talk ini Due to the Illness of Mrs. Lloyd '.uMnLB“nchl.?e*^ the Wings, were at our Sunday rise to sunset in a 70-day season.• .'J'. .. .. preparation for the infohnutlon of I Valentine, chairman of the flower Lhe Conununlty hospHal. Battle Schoo) on Sunday. They ha«| driven The once rigidly protected wood I the members on fam^uuiteatlon of I show at the fair, no report was mark- Creek. and Is showing some tmprovethrough that morning. can. trucks and trailers which was except that the club was awarded ,rn“t/ „ , duck may now be shot'. but S c~*7 One may be taken in a day or.A had later presented by Oon Stark of j first prixe on the table arrangement ,, 5°n of M,r — 1 (Continued from page 1. Sec 1) In possession. Not more than three she ha., had the babe tn her home j'*' 8 | An invitation was read from Viva . £2’ yjABRHGE MPRibW Die Maple Grove group U the I Crellin, vice president of Region No. u;ned ln lhc V. S. Air Service, was redhead., or bufilciieads may be Richard H. Leinaar. Hope IB taken, singly or in the aggregate, for as much’ as a week al a time. , ly Barry county group being 12. to attend the annual meeting to J"®" * surprise going away party Catherine A. Ream, Battle Crk. IS in the daily limit bag of 10. Repeat- land that her son and,IVlrgene had- asked for a survey of rubber tired be held in HHLuUlr. Sept 24 Tuesday evening at last week. There .wm.. mitriy vehicle uses. Each family was given The meeting was then turned over " lai’e crowd of relatives and Augu*t J. Herbreith. Baltimore —19 Ing shotguns must be plugged to w brought the v....*. child w to ...rhotne her' tonform to the three-ahcll limit. i; times, so there was no r. need of hu , a form to fill out stating the trip., to the program chairman. Mrs C.; ‘r,en“ Present to wish this worthy Gladys E. Kelley, Grand Raplda ..19 , week. . D. D. Bauer, Bauer, who who presented MIS. Mrs.' ' . -soM**r good luck and a safe Waterfowl hunters need both the taking the babe, as his mother 1 made over the period of a week. Reliant) J. LzaveU, Benton Harbor 30 state license and the federal duck seemed ------- ------------""" ___________ perfectly willing to entrust, where taken, how loaded both going 'o>wles. 1 Cowles Her subject was "Home -Home i retuni. Lillian Campbell. 9t. Petersberg. | ■ her Utile one to young Bassett, ana and —•*coming, ----- -— ’if * any — -*• — — —m-------'— • ’ • *" stamp. other besides •Made Christmas — Decoration^ This। L^.-u , rnd. .......... ...«. Continued scarcity of Jack snipe would allow him to stav whh hla . members of their own family nc- most interesting demonstration 1 UATS *■ —the favorite shore bird of many folk., as stated. Baivctt's mother, companied them and if marketing showed the making of various 1 Week's Letter of the old-timers among., wild­ who Ilves In Maple Grove, n, well was done for others. Those not t wreaths and table decorations. . A fine attendance enjoyed dinner fowlers—is keeping the season closed a, the young man himself, say It was | being able to fill their form out arc Nurses enlisting with th* AustraThe tea committee then served , served by club No. 5 of the L. A. 8. on this species for a second year, Just a freak notion that Impelled requested to do so for a week and refreshments with Mrs. Bauer pour- at Lloyd Fisher's last ThUTMay: pro­ the conservation department is ad­ him to take the babe from the Ouy bring to the next meeting. jing. A feature of the tea table was^ceeds from the dinner was glO. Mr? lipstick or rouge. vising sportsmen who will find no home. ■ । Bassett, in. his statement, says he ' mention of Jack snipe in the cur­ rent game law digest being distrib­ drank about fifteen glasses of beer, uted with the hunting licenses. which might account for something, j The scarcity of jack, or Wilson's, About n mile west of the city limit, I snipe is said to be general through­ Ba.vett says, tn hl., statement, that I out the country- Tn tnaklng no pro­ he found lhe suitcase too heavy, and j vision for Jack snipe hunting, the threw It down at the side of the I Michigan conservation commission road. When he hunted for it Sunis bound by rules of federal wild­ dnv it couldn't be found. life authorities who did not pro­ Of course Mrs. Guy and Mrs. Ea- . •®X HJRt VEGETABLE vide for any open season on the । ton were in a state of wild alarm BEET SUGAR .uu „ 6c deio SHORTENING 3 CAN 41c SOAP FLAKES diminished stock of these birds this wl>en they found the baby was IULK . CALUMET POPULAR ISAHDi gone. They got in touch with the sheriff's office. Bassett CIDER was suspectVINEGAR CAL 16c BAKING POWDER I LS CAN Ik CIGARETTES cam 51.19 POPUlAt NONESUCH DELTON' TEACHER ed. and suspicion was confirmed WOOD HANOtt CERTO SPEAKS HER VOWS I when it was found that he had pur•oi. 20c MINCE HUT 2,... 36c FLY SWATTERS 2 k 9c MIss Helen M. Aldrich, daughter chased two bottles of milk at the ; ARMOURS ■ PREMIUM of Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Aldrieh. bnkery .... POTTED MEAT CAN 5c BABY FOOD C. 4c MUSTARD Delton, and Paul.C. Noteboom, son Tlle time wa, solved, however. Made a V •'ARMOUR'S CHAN SWtiP AFSNN Bf Mrs Ellen Noteboom. Richland, when Bassett walked Into the sher- APPLE SAUCE NO. 1 CAN 9C IREET iwt can 32c BROOMS spoke their marriage rows in a cer*- iff a office with the bab>. and ad- 1ULlAHA n. Ifc Ucn3k roony performed at 9 Monday mom- i milted hL, fool performance. FDH1T COCKTAII I8EAST O' CHICKEN WHITE SAIL (FOX­ whin TAIL CAN IOC ing. Sept. 7. in St. Augustine church. 80 he L, in Jail, on the charge of ifiUll LULAIAIL TUNA FISH CLEANSER 7-OZ. CAN 32c 4 CANS 13c FLOOR WO „ 21c Kalamaxoo. Msgr. John Hackett, kidnapping, with the possibility of a reojour church posUv. officiated In the pres- Tp sentence If convicted. He wax PITTED CHERRIES 2Z&S31C IXCfl SODA CRACKERS 2 AL 17c CASTILE SOAP 2 CASKS 9c Ynce of tWetdy gfaesU. taken into Municipal Court Monday , „gmentj ROMAN IMPROVED The bride wore a beige woo! cos- forenoon, waived examtriatlon. was rnjpccpi||T 22.% 29c tume suit with green and brown ac- I bound over to the September term unarunuil SUPBSUDS tot. 22c CRACKERS i-i». we. 21c OVAL . eessories. Her corsage was of yellow of Circuit court, his ball being fixed COMWagt ho .chIOc ^‘REeDM0 WHUI rosebuds. ■ nt »1 000. which It is expected will be PIE APPLES FAIRY SOAP CLEANS AS IT WASHES CASS 5c 2 mgs 21c Mrs. Joseph Noleboom. Richland, furnished. t California tWKYHEAST qt lhe bride's attendant, was attired in Monday afternoon Bassett had . DEATUEC o tur, 5 l6t 1C*. SUHNTFlELD TOILfT SOAP 4 CASKS 19c 2 CORN FLAKES BOT. 7 a blue printed silk froek with blue in-curcd Kim Sigler m his nturney •«*««« halvu 3 iGE. 20c accessories and had a sorsage of red ' when he appeared In Circuit court. «HswureNto NO-1«« iUNNTFALin c*«12c ROLLED OATS roMbuds । His attorney requested"an examlna- GRAPEFRUIT JUICE •oz. pkg. 16c OPEH Joseph Noteboom. Richland, per- Hon for the young man. Judge Me- oll MAIZ caitF the rtutiM duties nY of best man for 1! Donald agreed to . this request, so MIDI ETC H'S FADU fftRM ■ formed Ih2 c» 23c WHEATIES PKG IOC EVENINGS, hla brother. Bassett will be returned to'Municipal HOKTHE8N Mrs Aldrich wore a blue crepe court for the examination, probably ,WHOlt FRIDAY BOLL 5C dress for her daughter's wedding, on Saturday. JYtllI LUnrt KERNEL h c TISSUE CUTaiTt and Mrs. Noteboom, mother of lhe ------- -------- ’ • • ! standard AND 2&£29c 3?3429c WAX PAPER bridegroom, chose blue Alik for the DEATH OF' MRS. WHITE CORN JP8T 08 occasion. They both wore corsages A. E. KENASTON ( hew pack SATURDAY 3 can 69c of gardenias. > Mrs. Eva Kenaston. 83. widow of f.DFFU GIANT PFA^> 2c*„i29c CRISCO Following the ceremony, a recep- Alonso E. Kenaston. died Saturday grade a REST SHOULDER CUTS tlon was held at-tiie home of the morning at 4 o'clock nt Pennock pcflARlF DC AC 2c\%’29c bride's parents. 1 hospital She had suffered a stroke., JlLLiADLC ylAj Mrs. Noteboom was graduated and was found unconscious on the | j—.. A. AMPLE 2c"S..'23c from Kalnmaxoo Central high school floor at her kitchen Friday fore- IVNA rtA j GRANULATED SOAP for LAUNDRY FREE and Western Michigan College. She noon. She was taken to lhe hps- | AND DISHES — KIND TO HANDS SHOULDER CUTS 2{&’21c has taught school a number of year., pital where she died U»e following TOMATOES PARKING at Delton, and is teaching in Junior ; momlng Since the death of her TOMATO high school. Delton, this year. Mr. husband In 1910 Mrs. Kenaston had CATSUP 2'fi?t23c Noteboom was graduated from Rich- insisted on living alone, I ANN PAGE BRAIZE OR STEW land high school, and Is affiliated Site was bom In Hastings and KETCHUP 2 SSL 27c with the Pearson Construction Co., had always Jived here. She was the ASP Morganfieiq. Ky. Immediately fol- daughter of prominent pioneer real­ l« CAM 9C lowing the reception the couule left dents of this city. Mr. and Mrs. PUMPKIN (or a week's wedding trip to Morgan- John Morse Nevins. Her father was ASP CHOICE CHUCK CUTS IM. C.H 12C field. for several years the editor of the SAUER KRAUT SHOESTRING 1 1 * •'* . Hastings Republican Banner, as It 22.%’19c BARBERS CORNERS was then called. He served as a I BEETS Mbs Mabclle Notten of Grass member of the legislature; both in THANK TOM wimnMMFMi TENDER. MEATY RIBS Lake spent laid week with her sis- the house and In lhe senate. He was ASPARAGUS 1*01 CAH 15c VICTORY FOOD FEATURE V A ter, Mrs Herman Hauer and family, postmaster for two terms, was tn i Weekend and Sunday dinner the dry goods business for some SPINACH “cim guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston time He was prominent in civic IONA were: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Preston; and' religious circles. 3 TO 4-L». AVG. 3 SSI 29c Mr. and Mrs Harry Preston of She was married to Alonxo E 10MAT0 JUICE NEW CROP FYemont and Mrs. Eva Robinson Kenaston May IB. 1887 Mr Krnas- IONA HO-1 CAH 13c and daughter Ellen and Harold ton was active In the civic and CUT WAX BEANS Carter of Grand Rapid,. business business affairs, affairs, of of Hastings. Hastings. He He was was ' FRENCH STYLE fir many —.i.-.y years ;~rt' a - Justice Jurtltc of z'. the 1 GREEN BEANS Margery Cole spent the weekend" for FANCY, FRESH DRESSED ROCKS KO. 1 CAH 13C MICHIGAN—NEW CROP in Lansing and exhibited her Brown peace: served ----- J----------------* — — 1 ANN FAGS as mayor of Hastings 10Swiss cow. SAUD DRESSING MESH BAG oi.31c Lawrence Snyder is having a court commbwloner for some time. SULTANA FBYUK..LA short furlough and visiting hL, par­ He dealt In real estate At one SWIFTS PREMIUM—SLICED ~ 2 JI. 45c ents. Mr. and Mrs D. Snyder time he owned several houses and PEANUT BUTTER Donald Preston spent from Mon­ lota. He was successful In that busi­ ALL PURPOSE IONA FLOUR .co us 75c day until Saturday at Higgins lake ness He died In 1910 attending a 4-H camp Mm. Kenaston la survived by two SUNNTFIEID YOUNG PIG NEW CROP SWEET A Mr. and Mrs L. Cole and family brothers. Morse Nevins of this cljy PANCAKE FLOUR 5 ,‘.*i 19c tpent Labor Day at East Lansing and Mason Nevins of Wichita. Kan- YELLOW Margaret Snyder visited her par­ 5 & 19c CORN MfAL ent,. Mr and Mrs. D. Snyder last The funeral services were held at HAND PICKED SWIFTS CIRCLE S-CELLO WRAP —SMOKED the Leonard funeral home Monday NAVY BEANS HOME GROWN. SNO-WHITE 5 33c Marian Edger of Rutland is sup­ afternoon at 2 30 and' were con­ INFPRCER WpitwWL.fi - - K^rS?.*SaJK^ BABY WAS TAKEN YOUNG MAN HEID WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Fe Have Plenty of Merchandise In Stack! We have the things that are hard to find and at 0. P^M. ceiling prices that ar« mad»rato. WORK SHIRTS FOR MEN Chambrays, coverti. taxi cloth, matched shirts —• 3 shades of green, navy blue, powder blue. 98c to Extra Sixes 17 Vi to 19 nil VOUR FOOD DEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF—LOW PRICES SIX DAYS A WEEK* . 5ELF-5ERUKE >. lie insecticide ja£ ' ' CLEANSER . Qc J98 MEN’S OVERALLS With Bib. 2.25 1.98 railchief --------- 1.69 PIBLESS P AILS, MEN S--------- 1.29 GENUINE LEE1.98 & WASHINGTON, D. C All Sonforixed Shrunk MEN S WORK TROUSERS All popular fabric*, covert*, whip cord*, mole ikln*. matched pent* in green*, blue* end gray*. £79 250 - to ' 2J? .’25 MAGIC WASHER 23< Really tynelk And VetfelalleA plying at Altoft school Brown. who is ill. for Mrs. ducted by Rev. Don Gury. The burial was In Riverside cemetery \Haked Qoadl r Jlihe APPLES 529* CRANBERRIES ONIONS GRAPES z 2 ”29* POTATOES 3 - 20* CAULIFLOWER- 20* CELERY««h 10* gg PEPPERS ...5 “• 10* gf MICHIGAN LARGE. CRISP GREEN MARVEL ENRICHED — DATED BREAD M>* CHEESE 2 ^CIHNAiwN*0 DOZ. 12c 3 t£.29c RAlSISt BREAD PtAIM 08 SEEDED RYE BREAD 3'1><J29c WAUWT COOKIES 2.‘.'.29c JAM FARKU PEANUT COOKIES IX »MG. 27C L& ROLL BUTTER CRE5TV1EW—M EDtUM SAVINGS STAMPS LB. SLICED And DENIM JACKETS, all sixes in stock now. 2?9 and up SOO WOOLS Our complete stock is in. There will be no more shipments this year. We were shipped 17'/ of lost year's quota. It you want Soo Wools buy RIGHT HOW. Wa Mock MEN'S and WOMEN'S itylei. Fall Wear for Boys Yet we have Boys' Overalls. Sixes 6 to-18 with bibs. Sixes 8 to 18 without bibs. Price Qgc While they last A Really Fine Selection of BOYS’ TROUSERS 50# WML TROUSERS Up from______________ ______ __________ Q.98 Otheri for 1.98 to 5.50 FINEST CORDUROY BIBALL POLE STAR—FILLETS OF Longest wearing made. Sixes 4 to 12 ................ MILO CHEESE CHEESE OLEO SURESOOD Sg’5 POLE STAl-FILinS OF BQY'S BASQUE SHIRTS FANCY. LARGE 27* FANCY RED WISCONSIN HAIN OR HMENTd FKlSt-Ert WA tt &ln*endket JACKETS LB. Canadian style-»y the piece REDFISH 58( 47* HADDOCK 46* SHRIMP SALMON AMERICAN O« MICK SILVEHMOOK 3 X29c WHEAT BREAD SUCIO Whatever short leng/h you take in a pant or over­ all. wa will shorten FREE. MEL-O-BIT LOAF 3 ^29c DONUTS LAMB ROAST - 30* LAMB CHOPS - 36* LAMB BREAST - 16' BEEF ROAST . - 31’ BOILING BEEF 17* STEW FOWL - 30* 38* CHICKENS 2 “39* BACON SLICED LIVER..- 20* PICNICS 49' BACON■ 25* SPICED HAM NOTICE: - We give you service - STEAK GET IN THE LOCAL SALVAGE COMMITTEE! 7QC ■ V 98' Coipe to us for hard to get Fall wear. We hove it! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP SCRAP TURN IT OVER TO YOUR ‘ Long Sl**»*. Beautiful C*MI itripc* WASH F*T» Ftf CXM4MMS "*>ellipg Quality Keeps Us Busy” HASTINGS MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNKB. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. UU jj-.-.T- BARRY 4?H MAKES MOD RECORD IN STATESHOW . No 8 (Continued from page i; Sec. n Duurid Vniion ,, n..Ur... Keith and Fred Endres of ,«* *?*?«*•, ..... AT THE THEATRES ^'lUrrtox ty'UlUm Gargan. Margaret! * Fiction-* suavest sleuth and one ! ♦! -1 Iwom of the screen meet* some ot "Holiday Inn" starring Bing Croeby, HlUer’a sptea and they meet Jia- . rtn hux, >&,»>. utau.M-1. Wfrirt, TMI. ■ ----------------- —----------------yJEJ’Sm sP/Sth? A ‘how ldc‘ teaming with DELTON The local Boy Scout group held a “INSIDE and e d to ■ices s -|mo*le ---------------- has - been — public offered-tn a at Ackers Point, Long Lake, Baturday. in honor of the birthday of 1 Freeport. The entries of Fred Grit-! Clrcl< No. 2 Of the W. 8. C. 8. 'Jong time Hth and Fred Endres took first will,meet at the home of Miss "Foolllghl Serenade" starrinx John George. j Elizabeth Henry. W» 9. Jefferson, on Payne, -----Betty Mr, and Mrs. Harold England of | place In thejr classes . | Grable, ------- - Victor -------- Mature kend With 1 Tuesday. The »}?ry story pf of a fighter who turns Lansing spent the Holstein cattle were exhibited by'™* 1^- Sept 22: hot »Tuck “<* ’supper upper II The s»iuuu«u uy at Visitors welcome. actor, the nleiure .actor, plcli —la ------------------------ture U atudded studded With with Beverly Drake and Robert Gaskill ot topflight talent, dauling new danc- lake. They also called on Mr. and Dowling and also Robert McDermld Delton / Mrs. Robert Barnes and ’other friends here. snd Joe Brady of the Baseline club.The regular meeting of lhe Milo- ,tUre Mrs. Myrtle Lelnaar lx a surgi­ The McDermld and Gaskin entries I Cressey Home Literary Club will be "Sweater Girl" starring Eddie Brae­ cal patient In Borgess hospital. Mood second and third In a. very held at Um of Mra. Guy Has- .ken. Jane Preteser Kalamazoo. - class, —tune-filled. laugh-laden ► -trong lure with plenty of gaga/glrls. exGeorge Brown and Jack Riser of 1 IT. Tire sub reived word from the government Hastings made up the Ayrshire cat-. RhU call—"A La^e Book I Enjoyed.” j'cltcment and ihrll.la.------lie entry from Barry county with A Book Review” by Rev. V. W. |“The Gay Stetere" starring Barbara last Thursday afternoon that their i three animals. All three animals | Thrtll of Parchment..Mrs. Mary M. Stonwyrk. George Brent, Geraldine placed in the money. Marjorie Oole ' Flower will be co-hostea£Fitzgerald. of Hastings exhibited the only The Brush Ridge Cemetery Clr- * Three wealthy sisters who live in The Hartman family held Its re­ Brown Swisa animal.token in the ;cle DC will Wtu meet IIICTTI at HI the home ot Mrs. * spacious home that is dally seep- union at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. I ..._ ... ----- -- third In ... in Delton oni*Bg lnto greater stage c: or decay Harry Lelnaar recently. county group, it stood Its — Will Whittemore Whlttemo I Thursday. Septt. 24, ...for an all day *nd who are obviously trying to keep ’ “ M. D Stein of Fort Wayne. Ind.. -----------------dajfc jome wcret ot u, e John Richardson of Coats Grove. I meeting and dinner at noon. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs Bert | Norma Knickerbocker of Hastings I The Lady Maccabees will hold an Patton for several days Mr and —and Naomi Beck of Milo exhibited 1 afternoon meeting 'at the home of Btvlne. Dan Dailey. Jr. Mrs. George Schoolcraft of Battle lhe Aberdeen Angus cattle in the , Mni. Marie Pritchard, Thursday 1 Picturing another acute phase of Creek and Mr. Dunhill of Fort Cus- I exhibit all placing very well |th i Sept. IT. ’ Wftr °n the home front ter visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patton the first nlace county Angus herd. • ■ Bill Ellloll, Tex Ritter In 'Prairie Saturday. Joan Leffler of Woodland showed ' Carlton Center Mr. and Mrs Bert Patton, local. the nnly of the Herc-------... representative --------------------------------The W. 8. C. 8. of Carlton Center ’ Your two favorite action stars In and M. D. Stein of Port Wayne.! ford breed of cattle . .are planning a delicious chicken a two-gun blast of thrills Ind. were dinner guests of Mr. and' Joe WHlIams, Andrew Kennedy I supper Oct. 1. Be sure and cotne. I songs, Mrs. William Deprlcster of Augusta . Jr Milbum Jones. Grey don Wood ‘There will beUots of chicken served "Enemy Agents Meet Ellery Queen Sunday snd Burton cananan owned tne u (country style. Shropshire sheep that, made up this I ' section of the countv exhibit. Due Quimby In to the untisiinl unusual stiff enmnetltlon competition ' TSThe rQuimby ladles will meet at these animals placed In the money lhe church Tuesday afternoon. Sept. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY anlv four tlntrx Marian Malchele and Kathryn lemteh exhibited the ten Hampshire sheep In the county exhibit. Dale i> Tobias and Marvin Haynes exhibit­ The Doud Ladles Aid will be en­ ed the twelve Oxford sheep. Both tertained by Mrs John Curd Thurs lhe.se breeds placed well according day afternoon. Sept. 24. for supper. All welcome. Harry. Arlene and Alice Williams A GIFT SUGGESTION FOR THE BOYS IN SERVICE along with Donald Keech and Nor- 'Durfee We have FRUIT CAKES that are ideal gifts for Christmas presman Johncock were the Smithdown ----------------- -....................... —------►hern exhibitors with 12 head ex- I the schoolhouse Friday night with Tlie Kerch entries stood I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemens and Mr hibitrd very well Both Tobias and Keech j and Mrs Roger Davis on the comaddrd to thrlr hlsh grade flocks by .mlttee, BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! purchases of additional prise win-1 < —— ulna breeding stock at the show. TOWNSEND CLUB NO. I - - ■ Club No -----------1 meets—at Paul Palmer of- Middleville was -■the | Tofrnsend -------------- ----------------•ole Bnrrv county exhibitor of Suf- their hall here next Tuesday evePhOB. 24^1 112 S. Jtfferson St. folk sheep | ning., B'P1 22. AH members Bakery Special 54 Somi-Glou, Gloti or Floor Paint quart SEMI GLOSS WALL PAINT Good quality, reduced! Gives a rich, ssmi-luifre finiih. free hem glare! toiy io apply! It dries overnight) COVERALL GLOSS WALL PAINT with good hiding power. Can ba waihed rapaaltdlyl 51.78 COVEKALL FLOOR PAINTI VAXNIIH Makes a tough, glossy floor flniih that protects your floonl Covers wood, lirwieum, metal or concrete! Easy io applyl Chocolate Peppermint layer cakq - 40c .25 .98 .69 29 “!’??Ny|3-!4 CqVERALL FLAT WALL PAINT Good quality al a reduced pries! Il't saty to apply and will give ysatt of tervfcel Oafy . . 64! COLOR VABIUSH — “ 48! '^64,c I lt> qukk d f IIAXVII.IIIT BAKERY Swine was shown by John and urged Ralph Lelson of Woodland with . come. Durne Jersey swine. Willard and Davlrf Brodbeck of Woodland ex­ hibited four Chester White pigs Floyd Jones of Hickory Corners ex­ hibited Hampshire swine and Rich­ ard Osborne or mho exhibited three □tiroes. Poultry was exhibited by Ruby Boulter. Jne Brady. Shirley Smith, Richard Osborne. Lach Poster. El­ ton Norris Hugh Myers and Jeanne Staffen. Ellon Norris exhibited the outstanding trio of birds at the larse show Twenty-two Barry ,Countv Foster members assisted taking care of the livestock through­ out the four day period Barry County 4-H clubs have been making exhibits at the State •II show for the past three years according to County Agent Foster, This, however, was by far lhe larg­ est exhibit of livestock Mr. Faster has ever alternated to move out of Jhe countv to the show, Mr. Faster states the venture was S' financial success in spite of the strong competition given by other county groups with prize awards amounting to well over 4500 00 which will cover all expenses and ' leave a balance for the county 4-H camp project. SALE! CLEANING NEEDS I 7C WARDS SOAP GRANULES On the Home Front CUT FUEL BILLS WfTH Imtoll this Rock Wool insulation in your home ;”j; R wH pyy rar equal in PERFORMANCE . . . equal in EVERYTHING but PRICE! warmth; ifsaff in fuel-savings... and if pays big dividends in added Winter Stock-up now and save! (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) know it would be a free gift to all of you. iIncidentally. Marshall. Mrs. < Cook's son. is now at Corpus Chris­ ti working for hte wings.) Oh. Yes. Mbs Jean Barnes, our genial librarian, who some of you j know so well, went to Charlotte last1 Bunday with a group of frlqpds and , had dinner at the hotel. There was I Wards Soap Chips ,17c Won). Soap Flair,. 1 Sc Words Self Polishing - Wax 54c Word. Scouring ClaaaM, I0o Ruffed type (priced obove) Is the most economicoll Granulatedjypo ; 72S Smart, modem deilgn in heavy ® Glass KnebLedW.. L40 <C3nK>n Door Hinge. 29c BComfe. Door Latch 29c Java of Wardf low pricol Fiunuioe LIGHT FIXTURE SALE MANY REDUCED TO 91“ 1.88 Cl.in heat. . . fast bast . . . Porch lanterns, Bedroom Fixtures. Kitchen Lights . . they’re all cut in price for this big sale! PASSING OF MRS. McPherson McPherson passed day eyening about eight o'clock, fol­ lowing an illness of Un days. She Is survived by two daughters, Herschel FoUlck and Mra. Stamm: two sons. Frank and Arthur McPherson, and one sister. Mm. Joseph Pflug Funeral services will be held this, Thursday, afternoon al two o'clock at the home In Kalamo. lhe Rev storms officiating. Inter­ ment in Riverside cemetery in Chis city beside her 'husband and a sou. SITS REDUCED! throw, or breeches for her four cats. If you' have a solution to Jean's dilemma send her your message collect Everybody's canning this year to conserve :fruit and all that. Jack and June Stem have learn work system for this canning business that is the envy of all of the rest still try to follow their example. This la more than enough for the first letter. Don't forget to write in any suggestions you may have be­ cause from now on this column U yours for the duration. Next week we'll send you a letUr from Hisaoner, the Mayor, and if he doesn't have some fish stories to tell you. we ll be surprised, Remember we're rooting for you In everything you do. Cherrto. Zolly Coffer P 8 We just heard about the rookie who arrived at camp in the middle of the night and when stop­ ped with a, ' Halt, who goes there" he said loud and clear. “Oh, you wouldn't know me, I just got here. Mrs. RoMlla liar to instep S5< LOCK her coal. She hung It on the dining room rack but when she came to I leave someone had taken her coat • by mistake and left a coat size 14. Now Jean doesn't'know whether to rosella 8? ROCK WOOL IHSULAPOP Compare any of Words Cleaning Products with the most famous notionally-advertised brands! You’ll find them equal in QUALITY. finest steal f lined fire-pof ash-pi t—many extra! uturet I See our large assortment of these fixtures today! rolisfied Chrome Fluorescent Brocket sole price 4. USE YOUR CREDIT Any purchases totaling >|o or will open a monthly payment account., MONTGOMERY WARD SEE THE CATALOGS In our‘catalog* department ’far Jhouilliei not in store stocks. H 8-124 5. Jefferson St. HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SCrTjAiBER 17, 1H2 2AGMHIX ford, east of town AU had a mos: | The monthly meeting of the Mas- 'ita season. Wednesday. September (He feels thankful that hte Ufp was al ^rvlces were held Tue*d»^ a^rr_ noon al two o dodt at *A enjoyable time. ter-Jone* circle will be held with 23 with • 1 o'clock luncheon at the spared. The U. 8. 8. Waksfteld wa* the leal church, conducts oy i« AMlK LoIuN ‘ Rer I W Minor attended the Mar>' Gray this Thursday aft- Methodist church, served by the Masterx-Jone* circle. The club will former Manhattan, the luxury liner U Bingaman of Benton Ig DUUMt US, In Orend Rep. ]•■" )» SJn™ X?) meet on the fourth Wednesday of, that went aground off Florida coast, former pastor. Bunai u each month this year. ‘.last year. It was taken over by the cemetery. Mr. and Mr . I Mra Maud Croa* and son Elite. Navy won after the outbreak of the would have celebrated tne r war. wedding anniversary on Oct. ra. tTU6%vde,lSkS' FYktev ?rXk *hP Bner«enc’funded Domra jgr »nd Mrs John Handel left for Donald gfwhiiwd graduated from from ThomapThomapMrs. Cl)de Skinner. Frklaj from attending are asked to bring home over the weekend. ple-Kellogg school In 1M4 and had their home in Cincinnati after ( Mrs. ueorgr note* ana miu uot- attended Western State College 1 ipcndln. a week with her parents. • ■ Members are reminded that the Pennock hospital, and is convales-, contribution 'othea Corning were In Ann Arbor . . ’ new cards for the current year have clng nicely from her recent appenThe young women of the Mission Saturday, to see lhe former * husla h!*^ducUon. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Wl. ^r„„n ™ .. s. M. •: .), tony Dlamonte inamuinc u, -­ the home ^lld ai umverany u^veraltv noopmi. hosnltel We are ■ duiiu aunda >’' ut w,u> <u*at ui of honor at | Tony of again A number of members have pvt. John Robertson, son of Mr. ' mild "L were entertained at '' 1 " j,; u-'m we ««e hU brother. Louie in » camp m J?? ,2,r LSL... 8lad to know ,hat »* ‘mprov- a family dinner at the home of Itl* • already called for their new card and Mra. Chas. Robertson, has been brother-in-law and aiste* Mr. «nd TexM week. and It is hoped that other* will do Mra. 8. F Myer*, and left the fore j^rl Hgfo Thrun has returned e.n,„ to to one near n~r L« Angeles, Awlrt. cal Cal rTJWl a (Uu_ tta(, pjaM ™ lauJ lai “»» . . likewise that the local post may camp pert of this week for Fort Belvoir.1 from Hint where she visited her have a good showing in the early A tetter to Mr*. Lena Bixler from Va. Mrs Flora Hanlon plans to ac- fW future gatherings. । sister, Mrs. Leah Partridge. membership campaign and save the company her- brtyier and sister-in­ her son Forrest, who Is stationed Hl* older brother. Duane. 1* in the । Lillian Gibson has gone officer* and the membership com­ law. Mr. and Mra. 3. G. Smith U>I. with the army outside the United service at Camp Crowder. Mo. ;Chicago to viait her son-in-law and mittee the time it takes to run the Hammond. Ind . on Thursday where j। tings this Monday night, beginning State*, bring* the new* of hte pro-, ----------------- ---------------------daughter. aauanter Mr. and Mr Mra aim —---------- -----members down and ask them for , they will spend several weeks with I• the bowling season with lhe Ban- motion to office of Corporal tech- NASHVILLE ... MidI ____ see ___ her ,________ uranrlion. l- S new grantteon. jner team. Mrs Norman Maclver actheir dues. nlclan ; Sgt. Edward Haines left Satur- (william Otte Lynch. ’ the latter * children. eompanled her as a spectator. Plan* for the InstalteUdn of — the-7-— — Mra. George Mickel left Saturday (I Harlan Sweet, son of Wm. Sweet. 1 Mtes Nyla Kingsley ot the Solo- day night for California after spend- 1 Mrl Arthur Bateman and daughnew officers ot lhe loc»l UH„ In Chicago, after a, nouscnoia apcni pal post and' 1U1 for 11C1 ,)cr ,, home a ■ -------- --------- - --- —--------- — mon mon household spent me the weekend Ing a few day* with hte parent*. Mr. ter of Detroit are visiting her P*r, • ---• unit will be announced soon. week ., vtou wlth her parenla . }tf.- *>'<» enlisted In the army air corps t h„ .home ln Leighton. ------- |and Mrg Frank Haines. lent*. Mr. and Mrs. Von W. FurThe American Legion continues and Mrs George Masters ; three years, ago. has recently been ------------Harry Batech. Jr. who .Is employ- , a Wright went to Owosinterest* of to look out for the best interests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stimson took promoted to the office of staff set- , (ed at the Bell Telephone Co. In Ann (M Monday to attend the funeral Mr. and Mra. Wm Tarbet. Jr., the members the ----armed Plerrt, otuiuruai 8timM>n to uinnu Grand luuiu.' Rapids 'sront. . .--.-------- of ---- .force*. rivirv Ui Mr. wuuuri. and son of Detroit spent the week-kiu. they ■». <arvin. nn^ — ....son -------------- I .Mr. while arc serving God and _-n uirsdav l0 M(... . hu Armand. ---- and-Mr*. -Arthur. Getty and ~~ , Mr* Emma Kahter of Salem te end whh. thefr parent* Ite OstJ country in the present conflict. who tcfr|Vel '^nous Injdrie* the children returned home last ueek Miss Margaret Kermeen. daugh­ visiting relative* here. Perry and William Tarbet fa«n‘ «; Step* have been taken by the Na- Sunday previous when his auto a few weeks' stay In the north ter of Claude Kermeen. and Joaeph tlonal Rehabilitation Director to sln|ck n riBt rnr ut an unguarded »or the benefit of hay fever. safeguard the service mens inter- rBllroad erasing nearthe citv. He Edgar Burg and family of Cedar eph Corrigan, were married In In- 1 hu tS■ cES um eta a.. ests in respect to their old age and had left the hospital and was at 'Spring* were Sunday guest* of hl* diana on August 30. They were at- Esther Johnson. ilghtfully entertained last Friday । survivor's Insurance benefit*. h(a honw. but 1* suf ferine from I niece. Mra. Arthur Kenyon and fam- tended by Miss Mary French of Mr. and Mra. Charles Bette were n|ght at the home of Mrs Sarah Soldiera requiring aaatatance from chwt )njurtes and terrible lacera-JilyHastings, and George Bedford. in I Kalamazoo Bunday to see hte Slocum In Hasting* with Mrs Frieda the Army Emergency Fund slwuld tlonB the arm Hls aulo was de. Mr and Mra. L R Bcelcr accoin- They are living in Ann Arbor where i mother. Trlmm auitellng Several games apply to their commanding officers. molished and his escape from death P*nled by her brother-in-law and both have employment In store*. Mr. and Mr*. Gall Lykin* and were played .after which retrvshand the same applies to sailors and waa miraculous. |sister. Mr. and Mra Roy Smith and Their many friend* extend best , sons. Sherman and Charles spent ment* were served. the Navy Relief Fund. The dependCharles Jones of the Wm. Iselin daughter. Barbara, of Caledonia wishes for a happy future ।Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Cans have been placed in the ent relatives of service men seeking Finance Co spent hi* vacation last were entertained Sunday at the Wednesday visitors at the Fred Fowler ] at Muskegon. various business places for donaassistance from such Hunds may wcpk listing hi* father. E. C. jhome of their daughter. Mra. Rob- Stokoe borne were his sister. Mrs. make the need known to-the nearof Leighton with kilo filling, ert Frost. >n Grund Rapids tors Ora Hinckley of Jackson, who ha* . Funeral service* for Mr*. EXtella t‘«« lor ‘he boys In the servlce to held Monday aft- provide Christmas gift*. Thte I* beest army post or naval station, or pulling and other fall work ! Beeler whose birthday was Friday recently returned from an c‘nbt Titmarah. 78. were ’ciocx at .l, wj <*.• •Post — ernoon at two o o'clock at tne the ties* Hess “m* sponsored by Vermontville consult the American Red Crow., Mrs t)<)ru white accompanied by,the 11th. wa* Ruest of honor ut a Sb, u.m h„ hul. 20. Amrrtun Lnlnn ol wblrb uvwhich I* the only civil relief agency ter, children. Mrs. S. F. Myera and 'lovely dinner, and her sisters were m»«lb.- .u>- In CMIfomU L G. Palmer of Chelsea. Robest d william one daughter Mrs erttl Nashville men are member*. functioning inside camps and »ta-,two’ little daughters. Corporal Don !al*<» present at the gathering. Gillett, also of Chelsea, came with “ u Na^vllte aSd wie Gillett, also of Chelsea, came with Mra. Gordon French has returned tlons. The funds are used for erner-, white and his guest Miss Ruth Mrs. Vance Sharp has gone to them and visited his. parents, Mr. from Mexico where she went to gency aid purpose* and not ------------as per­ Wcickgcnant. visited her father-ln- Lansing where her husband is emFloyd. Titmarah of Vermontville. .... -----SELECT SEED OF HIGH YIELDING GRAIN VARIE­ and Mrs. T. I. Gillett and his sisters, i Fnni, meet ncr her husband. capt. Capt. Gordon ao ’ nbku,i ...v uora<ni manent or sustaining aid* to rela­ law, Byron White nt the home ot Ployed and they are residing in a I .tFhu LmJ’MuSrfSft^r meet >Tench. whonustxum. was on a furlough from MaHlyn and Janet. TIES is olways a good investment. We have a com­ tives of service men. hte daughter. Mrs. Claude Keene in 1 trailer. ’ air vr.ru Wolcott nuicuu oi Mr .no and aar». Mrs. Ward of at bis home Saturday evening after lhe Canaj ^one. Wayland. Friday. I Mrs. B. C. Smlft. past officer of । Grand Rapids were Saturday night a plete stock of seed grains of high quality and germi­ Illness. Before moving AUXILIARY NOTES Pat Reynold* was brought home the Grand Lodge of Pythian Ste- supper guests at the Harry Stimson t0W,J hc “n a f,rm. nation. The very best seed wheat is a bargain in the Auxiliary* member* arc urged to from Pennock hospital Saturday 1 tera attended the.state meeting held ihome. llonlc Education is stUl chief tieton township. He our leaves hl*weu)x>n wldattend tonight's meeting as It te and Ls making a good convalescence at Kalamazoo last week. .' ... . . .. «... rx<*na vvn. nnrt ITar. MiM .... Bettv Jackson another T-K Dcn<- Ihrrn three *° ,U' Frl and Har" M^nst tuberculosis. Science tuu not end. election of officers. The time te 7:30 from his recent operation of C**«eU>n township. Earle of, yet found a drug for cure or fmmuf Judge and Mra. T B. Taylor and 1942 graduate has’ enrolled a* a °’CJ?Ck . ... Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lawrence and hte ----------mother. Mra. Flo Taylor ot student at Haney's Commercial Col- De1™1*daughter*. Mrs. Ruth nlxallon. Christmas Seal funds pty |Olbaon- of Detroit and Mr*. Ethel for health information put In the rlir Fourth District meeting will daughter, visited friend* in 1 Grand Rapids were dinner guest* of lege In Grand RapidT be held at St. Joseph on Sunday.' Grand Rapid* Sunday l afternoon. «he thelatter's latter'*brollwr brotlwr.eE. fF. Blake Blakeand and Mr. and Mra. Roy Williams and | ’-undstrum of Vermontville. Funer- hand* of the people, Treat All Cereal Sept. 27. It te iMijM-d that several• i jMrs. — J. • — .j.A of* Muskegon family. Labor Day. C. Spaulding two children of Fruitport, spent] -------------------Seed With from here may attend. 'and Mrs. Clifford Proctor of East) Mrs. Lena - Bixler, who has been .Saturday night and Sunday with This easy dust treatment is sure, [Caledonia were Saturday evening (working at Trails End. Gun lake. Lv ; her aunt, Mrs. Vewle Harris and vixitora of Mra. E. F. Blake. j home for a few days' stay and then ..•son. Charles. f C D E C A M and costs about 2c per bushel of 1 Claude Berry of Lax Angeles.' expect* to go to Hudsonville vicinity E K L J A H seed. 1 lb. — 70c. Treats 32 bu. Rev. J. p. Steere. wife and three Calif , was guest was of hi* brother, for two . a vain,, a guest or i nr* orouor three weeks. sons, were recent callers at the Har- I of teed. Mr. and Mra. A B Lewis and lit- T j erry and wife, 1last J. B r.x..j —.. week. Mr. and Mis David Hooper of (old Grlffeth home Rev. Steere. a| He son. spent Monday night of last -- -of• •Caledonia I Muskegon were Labor day visitors of Mrs Duane White week with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. was a Sunday visitor of Mrs. Dora his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy former pastor of the local Baptist church, and family, are moving from Lloyd Elwood, enroute home from White and family. Hooper. Grant Paas. Oregon, to Grand Rap­ northern Michigan to Detroit, where । Mrs. Clarence DeSmit and little Mr. and Mrs. Murray Schninir of he ha* a position with the Board of ,,। son Kenneth of Plainwell are stay- northwest Thornapple entertained a Ids, where they will conduct a home for children of missionaries serving Education.' - ' ling with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. company of young people Thursday abroad. Mr*. Steere. the former Em­ Max Bedford, grandson of Mr*. j Olive Churchill, as her husband has evening for the pleasure of their ily Smith. Is a ulster of Mrs. Leo HASTINGS, MICH. Melinda Bedford, was taken sud­ work in Detroit. son Edward, who celebrated his 19th Grlffeth and a family reunion was birthday. Outing denly 111 last Friday and taken to ung people ot Tlie young of (tie the r.pwortn Epworth oirinauy. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. held at the latter's home near Hic­ rill meet With . Miss M=Max- I Miss Jean Stimson who Is cm- kory Corner*. Pennock hospital, where later in ; League will sscct wi::, Hie day hc underwent an operation ln ■ Flnkbcincr next Sunday evening CP?11* I** OIM. awto ov ' Mr. ■ ■ Mr and .,,.1 Mrs. Mr. . Ruwll Solomon ‘for appendicitis. This Is the fourth ,for their first fall meeting. Giostripe and Balbriggan 4 .95 In ><«.<««, .pen, [be ...kend .1 . nd „„ the ------------ -------------------------------- -----: ana son lAinaia ot tne wrat county (case in this vicinity within thy past I Our Main St. in the down town home with her narcnLs. .. .. of. parent*. Mr and line were Sunday dinner guests At only I I section is being greatly improved “? ‘SllmM>n and celebrated hts Mr and M„ olen sofoDELTON Mrs. Robert Barnes and famllv. । three weeks. with the discarding of the lower birthday Sunday, her blrthdav on Sunday. -------------------mon. Afternoon callers were her. Plans are being made for Rally < Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Vanler and son i ——-----Last Week's Letter Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Serijan and Day In lhe church here the last Sun- i Clifford and wife, all of Detroit.VUUVIU I curb sidewalk on UK bothUisides of the HIM, W,IV. I-----................ -------cousin. Mr and Mrs. Sherman Rey­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore of day in September. Mrs. John Cham- '---------------------------------------------------‘" m "“‘ ~ vrr-' feet son Clarence, relumed home Satur­ spent~Monday and Tuesday of last |--strecl- Thia w will make several nold*. daughter and little frifrid of Flint spent Friday night with Mrs. । week with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Park- I m,’rr w‘dlh between parked cars on day from their vacation spent in Lowell, and Mr. and .JfMr-Roy*Wil­ Outing and Percale* Myrtle Lelnnar. On Saturday they berlaln, superintendent of the Sun­ er. t,lc north and south sides of the northern Michigan day school, is chairman. liam* and two children of Fruit­ all went to Reed City where they ______ ______________ I iT-H-Hrir drift-ti, «... street and eliminate the chance* of j At only Mr. and Mrs Clifford Briggs and port. attended a family reunion. According to the National Tuber-(meely from his recent injury to i Arthur’Smith and two children ot Jackson spent the The Harold Grlffeth family were ■ Balbriggan and Rayon weekend and at the Fred White Labor Day callers of hte brother. Mr. and Mr*. Clair RJclu-rda of--------- —--------------- ---,1Kamrnui home on Grand Rapids St. as guests Leo and family near Hickory Cor­ I At only---------------------- Jackson spent the weekend with his active cases of tuberculosis tn lhe I in school mother. Mra. Blanche Richard;. Wilted States is estimated to be 1| Mrs. ” ” Paul Gibson was honor guest (eompanled by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn of her sister. Mrs. Nina Weidner. ners. I Tuckstitch and Dean spent Labor Day night at Ra­ Mra. Mattie Benaway and son Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell of about 500.000. at a shower given by members of Mrs. A. H. Bell. Mra. L. R. Beel­ I Brushed Rayon ----------Flint spent from Friday night until - ------------------------------ilhc Irving Garden club Saturday mona, Reed's lake in Grand Rapids. Burdet. who have been spending t)ie er. Mra. C. L. Hlar and Mrs Glenn Mr. and Mra. William Sweet and summer at their Gun lake cottage, Sunday morning with tier sister. —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— night at the home of Mrs. Mat BedGrlffeth. attended the Georgiana daughter Beverley took her sister. moved into town last week Children's Sleepers QQc & $4 Bauer Past Matrons meeting al the |Mra. Rudy Gate of Detroit..who has I I Atjonly____ _____ GO Stuff sergeant Joseph Wakefield cottage of Mrs. Pearl Merrick at . been here, visiting, to Charlotte of Altoona, Pa . who Is stationed at Gull lake Thursday. .They report a j \ Boys' Outing Pajamas $4 .00 Sunday where she will visit another ! Fort Custer, was entertained at the ।lovely time. sister until Friday when she will re- j Harry Stimson home north of At only I Mr. and Mrs.---------------------Glenn Dean and turn here. I town. Sunday. “ ’ 'luncheon Leonard Stimson Is the new I Ml*sc* Lola and Agnes Stokoc ; children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin clerk at the Lieblcr store, attending 1 completed their summer work on Haight In the Freeport vicinity and his studies nt T-K In the afternoons. ।the Detroit and Cleveland navigaN or man Maclver who has been tlon lines Tuesday, and were home also ZT called on Hostings friends and — hla mother. Mra. Martha Dean Wash Dresses attending a school for railroad men | until Saturday, when they left for "2 .39 & J .95 Irving on the1. way is now employed as brakeman on;Pontiac to resume their teachingi ’JI, ’,'T,.'" If* home. 1"'.*!!? . At only ite Wre MartUMU Rallrnttl. wort-, ttultta. 1 J*.?!” ~’•"*>“■’ ing out of Grand Rapids. I The Prairie literary club will open | ‘. 1 Rayon Drouet g.98 & g.98 1are asxcu to remcmoer tne an- i At only nual meeting of the Barry county I association which will be held In, Spun Rayon and the Masonic temple at Hastings, Teca Cloth _ jThuriday. September 34. TJfc morning session is scheduled for Wool Jeraay & Rf.95 opening at 9:30 o'clock, and guest Fancy Wool of honor will be Worthy Grand Matron Margaret Janes ot Otsego. Silk Dresses The memorial service*, will be given At only — by the Middleville chapter. Was On III Fated Transport Maternity and Golf Dresses What great tale* of adventure the future generations will hear from our boys now In service! Corporal Donald White, son of Mr*. Dora 2 Chester White sows to farrow Oct. 26 Roan horse, 12 yrs. old, White, who came liornc on furlough - —------------- ------------ ■ lUmi/'AM FARM BUREAU FERTILIZER I rrirtkl I AN I © NEWS © L FOR WH'EAT FOR INCREASED YIELD LOWER COST PER BUSHEL BETTER QUALITY GRAIN TOP PRICE for CROP INSURES FOLLOWING CLOVER CROP 1 RECOMMENDED ANALYSES 0- 14-7 0-20-0 FALL GRAINS RED ROCK-(RED WHEAT) AMERICAN BANNER-lWhite Wheat1 ----- Controls Stinking Smut -----------, MIDDLEVILLE New Fall Merchandise • at FRANDSEN’S FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. WOMEN'S GOWNS 69-T00 SLEEPING WEAR WOMEN'S PAJAMAS 150 I’5 2’5 AUCTION SALE WOMEN'S J Having decided to quit farming and go into a defense plant, I will sell at Public Auction at my farm located 3J miles north of Bedford or 1 mile north of Monroe school on DRESSES 5°°-5’5 f io95 10”-12” SATURDAY, SEPT. 19, 1942 Commencing ot 1 o'clock, I will offer the following HORSES HOGS wgt. 1500 Sorrel horse, 14 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 / 4 feeder pigs, wgt. 100 lbs. each fore he let It be known that he was ’ । aboard lhe Ill-fated navy transport Wakefield that burned at sea early In the evening of September 3.( Don. who had been stationed in | ‘ North Ireland since May. 'was In- I , ducted into the army In October! ■ , 1941. and received his basic train- : J Ing at Camp Wolters, Texas, later i being transferred to Fort Dtx. N. J.' (He is now being sent to Fort Bel­ voir. Virginia, for a twelve-week* ' course In advanced technical work. Aboard -the Wakefield were about 1 1G00 persons of whom 840 were pas- 1 were able to save their luggage or can civilians who had been strandI ed in the British Isles and Eire since : war began. The boat was about 300 i miles off New York when about 6 p. m- flames were discovered pour। Ing from a paasenger’* cabin on the ; B deck, and in a very few minutes i were sweeping lhe entire deck. Donlald. whose quarters were on the B deck was In fatigue clothes and the ! spread of the fire was so rapid that HAY 20 ton alfalfa hoy HARNESS MACHINERY Double set of harness CATTLE Durham and Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due in April Durham and Guernsey COW, 4 yrs. old, due in Jan. Durham and Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, bred back Durham and Guernsey COW, 2 wogoni, low. wheel* New Idea Manure spreader 2 mowers, McCormick Deering, 5 ft. cut Dump rbke Walking'plow 2 horse cultivator 2 1-horse cultivator* 2 spring tooth drags Disc Kalomaxoo silo filler DeLaval cream separator. No. 12 Milk can* '34 Ford tudor with '36 motor, extra good tire* 3 yrs. old, fresh 6 wks. 4 Durham & Guernsey heifers 16 mos. old, pasture bred Reg. 2 yr. old, Jersey bull, with papers Holstein bull, 16 mos. old 6 heifer calves, 6 mos. old HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 2 piece overstuffed living room suite. Buffet and other household furniture Small tool* such as forks, ho4ts, rakes, etc. and quantity of other small arti­ cle* too numerous to mention TE£m$ OF SALE: Cosh day of tale, nothing to be removed until settled for. WAYNE CROSBY, Proprietor LOMH corrocx. AocHmw, Car Conservation Tips CAREFUL DRIVING SAVES LIVES, CARS, PARTS ^ND REPAIRS SO. BE A THOUGHTFUL DRIVER with your mind on dition, the saving of Uncle Sam’* limited supplies ot auto cheek-ups possessions. His unlfonp waa de­ stroyed as well as his barracks bag. ■equipment, money personal papers land some Irish llhen he waa bring­ ing home. Few of the passengers sengers. Many of them were Ameri- your country as writ as yourself. VULCANIZING AND GENERAL TIRE REPAIRING ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytima. For night MrvIca phono 2352 or 2230 milt LCINAA>. Cle,k Batteries, Wia«*klal4 Wlptn s Oraasiag Wasklag , Within ten minutes a cruiser and ' two destroyers of the conroy escort had pulled up by lhe stricken ship and removed the passenger* and i crew. Later the crew returned to the ship, put out the fire, and the burned hull was towed into an At­ lantic port. , Corporal White was issued new I uniforms and cash to get him to hte | poet of study, upon arrival In New I see hla mother, Usters and friends. PRINTZES COATS JUNIORS. MISSES' AND WOMENS \ Polo and Dark g.75 — COATS)St; 1975-2475-3500 Girls Gaiter Coats With Hat Boys’ Sixes 500 F° 500 - 675 Outstanding Values in GOOD BLANKETS Cotton Double 70 x 84 Single White Sheets BLANKETS. Single Cotton Plaid* 70 x 80 1* 150 98 Part Wool Fancy Postel*. 72 x 84 and 72 x 90 — Satin Bound 3’«-5”-g5° 75^ Wool Frandsen9 “Exclusive, but not expensive” HASTINGS 12.00 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IT, IMS . tertaln the group on Wed., Sept Ml** Madeline Rowteder, *Uter of ' 23rd at bar hnm* nn Knuth Win8. O. where ha will take a two dragon. months preparatory course prior White la pen Ingold colored hold- JUl I A L LVlItIJ of pink rooM. Franklin Douglas of to entering a glider school Mra. era and gold colored zinnia* deco-......................................................... teaching duties rated Ute table, which was centered *aBaa aa 3 sate v am. »s a t a s Kelley began her teaching duties rated Ui« table, which was centered ■ 1 .............................comphmentary 1 Complimentary to Miss Johann* to Miss ---..-.y...inuiiiii al M1iford wefk wtlh a pjniml(j wedding cake, at Mrs Henry Cole entertained Sun- Baird on her eighth birthday, graduate* her of lhe Woodland High i« Parry was home from j Mr. and Mra. Fred Van Dyk*. I Among those attending the golf the dinner at Hotel Hastings after day in honor of John Meade who, mother. Mra. Virginia Baird te giving • part of last . week, pre- Barbara. Norma and John ot exhibition at lhe Kent Country Club the ceremony. celebrated hi* Mlh birthday. Dinner a party Friday Evening with dessert employed •* radio operator for th* paratory to Having soon for an un- Plymouth, were weekend visitors ot in Grand Rapids on Saturday were. Mr. and Mr*. Hickey left for a guest* were Mr. and Mra. Frederick at lhe hotel and a theatre party government al Allegan. They are al known destination. Mra. James chair parent*. Mr. and Mra Lemuel Mr. and Mra Donald Fisher. Mr. short wadding trip andare naw at Cole and Mra Lizzie Meade of Ila*- afterwards, with sixteen guest* ex- hI jme to their friends at Ml Cedar Stanlake of lamslng waa also a Severance. ,. and Mrs. Dwight Flshsr. Wellaaley home In the Adrounleapartment, ting*. Mra. Lee Hazcll. Betty and peeled. Mra. Charles Walter Powell St. Allegan. Donalde, Mr. and Mra Don Blegal. IM B. Broadway. Both are grad- Dickie of Lake Odes** and Mr. and and Miss Betty Sigler will assist STOFEll—JOHNS* ' B. A. Perry. j Marthk and Donald More of Mar- "" Mr. and' Mra. Clifford’ *'■* Dolan and — uau* of •*-th* Nashville High school iMra Laurence Lucas of Woodland, [in supervising the ddldren. “ — The ceremony uniting in marri­ Ml» Mabel Sisson returned Wed-(‘hall were guests of Mr. and Mra. Robert Shannon. Bing Crosby wm a in the 1M0 claas. At present. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Tom Ogden enter- ! Mrs. Leslie Hawthorne entertained age Mildred Marie Johns, daughter feature attraction along with pro- Hickey U employed In Battle Creek nesday from Traverse City where ■ Albert Vedder on Sunday. talned their former high . school Thursday afternoon in honor of her of Mr. and Mrs. Lestei B John* of she was lhe guest of Mr. and Mra. | Terr’' Yarger of Minneapolte. fvMlonal golfers at the affair and at the Duplex plant. friends Sunday at their home with I son. Michael, who celebrated his Mansfield. Ohio, and John Robert U. C. Mann* for several week*. I Minn., ha* been lhe guesi ot Mr. | MARRIED IN a i pot luck dinner. Thera were twen- I sth birthday. Games were played in a Navy Relief Fund. to u.udr achompr M 1 KALAMAZOO ' ty-two guests present from Jackson, the afternoon and the five guests Robert Btofer. also of Mansfield Mr. and Mra. «« Jack Friday till Sunday Mr ami i f1’*1*'11* here and in Freeport since — Stem attendMrs. Vernon Wellmanwith ?o?j“ L^. ly. nom nere nc goes to . ru a cunncr pwrvy as inc nomr or 1 Mis* Helen Aldrich, daughter of Kalamazoo, I Plymouth end Hastings, remained for dinner Thursday eve- was performed Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, in the Baltimore and un Into lhe New Eng- ■ Mr. and Mra Ruaben In Grand Mr. and Mrs Homer Aldrich, of .i Mr. and Mra. Bert Webb enter- n,n*' ... Charlotte !land.1U,e -----*— onJaI— burineaa .---------- trip. n—.j----------------" j Rapid* on— Wednesday j----------------evening .— Delton, honand Paul Noubcom. son of I Unled Brethren church. Chariotte Lake spent Friday in HuJjday Ur MrJorlng Andre Bus before hte Indue- Mr*. Ellen NoUboom of RlchUnd. talned with a shower Saturday eve1 Mrs. Wward Edward Van Van pop^-mg Popering enterenteratlng clergyman and only a few (Were married Monday tn St. Au1 nlng in honor of Mlu Nadane Jackta med at a luncheon Friday at her Mir* Ethel Copenhaver visited her ’Otan CIun‘ w<r“ Mr and lkjn lnW “myuncle Harry FteAsdrlL and and Mr and Mr. AlDr and Mra Raymond Flnnle and gustlne church in Kalamazoo. The mxi and Robert Gifford of Battle horne ln honor of u„ Haw­ close friends and relative* were ‘ Rmh RanJdcl) of K.lam^> Sat ‘*rt Haurr °f Woodland and Mr.; Mr. and Mra. Richard Cook were lhe nuptial mass wa* celebrated by Creek, who wiU speak liwir marriage lhorne RrKlge was played with present. The double ring service was 1 x 8“1 Msgr. John Hackett Mr and Mrs vow. Sept. 27 Mr. Gifford is a prlaw golng to Mrs. David French, used. The bride's gown wa* of pale Joseph Noteboom of Richland at- ।nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Webb Mrjl Ray nnnte. Mrs. Cedric Morey . retumwT on Sm.^^^wSta “T K>hl" 'I’’0 5***1 P.T' *lld «u”1 Prize to Mra. Hawthorne, green velvet. rnlng to *ce the show furnished by tended lhe (ouple. After ti>» cere­ Th.‘‘tT from Battle Creek and Miss | ... Attending lhe bride wa* Mra. mony a reception was held nt the ent 1 Fort Custer soldiers for tlve coast Walls, Wash., where they had been 1 ®u,,d“,y .wl}b w„ ,, Flossie Richard <>ho wore a dress of home of the bride’s parent* near Jackson’s cousin from Iowa sang vteiUng Mr and Mr* Bruco Casper.1I Mr nd u ” rvw,™. Mr. * and Mra. aeorgt w.r Kahler of guards at the camp. the evening. Pink and white I light blue wool. Mr. Win Richard •during ---------------------------- ---------------------| Miss Jocelyn Ironside will teach Delton. The bride 1* a graduate ot I, ------- ..------------------— ...... ,zo E-, Trim, former members of the Mrs Anna McGuffin visited Mr. | Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs. Kill* Kelley and >n Detroit this year and leaves thl* the Western Michigan State Teach- . decorations were raed They received ;[Clover Leaf Class of the Evangelinnd Mra. Carroll McGuffin and , , . . . , era College of Kalamazoo and a beautiful... and useful gift*. ' Mr. and Mrs. Btofer will make al the the home home I » assume hU new duties [cal Sunday Schoo) at Nashville, enchildren of Traverse City part of lI family Xam'*y spent *pebt Sunday « * *for fourteen at trrtalned the ladies for their Scp- their home nt Mansfield where lhe — - and - - •• • offl Bunday visitors of Judge and Mr*. teacher in the Delton school. Mr. ' Places were* laid last week, reluming on Wednesday. I *r. Mra. ------Walter -Lewis bride is a bookkeeper and the groom Noteboom is a graduate of Che Rlch­ [R. R, McPeek at Miss ''the Anne Farm”Burin **» nmfrMrad Ke?i:iettih‘tenderam?‘ “”d Mra Lewis Stanton were IChariotte included “ «high “»« scuooi. Und school, ana and rs U cunnccicu connected Hotei Hastings last Wednesday tember meeting on Friday evening is an inspector. [evening honoring the birthday ofi/” Dr. S Notb^ndXiriter '®“nday •«*<• Fred Ch‘d“‘~’ Mrs. Ed. Monica, her husband be­ State Street, the house being dec­ were guest* of Mr .nd Mra John ?®*,nnan and ,anUly ot aaU‘ 7," ^77,„ > MufIanfleld’ «btuck>Ing the hn*t. Seasonal garden orated with fall flowers. After an Armbruster of Flint on Sunday. C^?er*- .. „ ,, , ........... I J*; “d ^2’, WOMEN OFur THE MOOSE numtn >nr. nvunr. flowers made.attractive decorations interesting business meeting, games Interest In the women's luncheon* Dale °n -a------------f da>a milor---trip Bell Hyatt ot of Joliet. XU.. Ill.. i. O^^ — ----------Dale Henr? Henry wa* wav home home from from Great Great . Mra 34,1 I The The Women Women nf of the the Mnai* Moose will will hniH hold .• “ lovely birthday cake was and visiting were enjoyed. at the Country club continues, Gertrude Endsley entcrtalnDikes. Ill. over the weekend. On has been spending the past ten1 ~Mrs. eignvy guests attena.. omnrr sun,., at .1 n« h«nn. J™? eighty mcmocra members ana and guests attendBl dinner Sunday her home. Sunday. hte parents. .Mr and Mrs days helping to care for her father. «» A pleasant surprise party was held ( mg on Tuesday. Mrs Charles Potts ■U. K.,d™ ot .‘.IS " .0.cl"l.‘' Mr. .nd and Mr.. Mr:. Ben Bert Hundeman of 'Z™.. 1 at> the th* farm home h«™. of Mr. u, and Mrs. 1| W(u chBlnnan of the commHtee Shirlev Henry, and Dale. 'Shirley. J. F Edmonds who U very ill Or.nd R.pld. Mr. ud Mr. John «•“ •»>> ‘“O' «"■ 1. . . ------------------Dr M.un» Mmopd. or perron . JuoUrm of MuUnun. .nd Mr. .nd Jr. and ML«» Helen Henry and _ Mill W. C. nuiiu Norris Ml of UUIWII Carlton Twp l«|l OUIISun- and other members were Mrs. W. M. "J a”nd '‘"‘“I? “ MMUII will will meet meet with wun lhe tne executive executive , . ?*"• <7*>’,on. enter- <iny honoring Ute 75th birthday of Stebbins. Mrs. Richard Groot, Mrs 1----- - - - -Mason board and committee chairmen at . Bt J'er on Green Mra. Norris. A chicken dinner was Clyde Wilcox. Mrs. Edward Lowry Henry’s mother. Mrs Alma Watrous, .. .. Russel), of .. As­ . ' andMrMra. andFrank Mrs. Bennett Prank Rrnnntt Mr. of[tlnB*nf tings. street, I2l rret, wun n mneneon 1'lncheon nonortnij. served at noon with a lovely blrth- and Mra Robert Harkness.* ---------P.---M. and a cousin, Mott 17:00 • a larcwcn given tost J?r'' Rn**homejon syria township. In honor- ot Dale's Nashville were Sunday guests of |I A farewell party was Riven lost ‘1 TAT ” Wednes- d*? tawc cake whkii which graceu graced uic the woic table I FOLUS — BABCOCK tiielr son, LeeUnd and family. ’ birthday Thursday evening by the Women ,y Bridge was played during the and made by her oldest daugh- H. Carveth. Wk 11 lake, with Mra. M. mmuuh Mr *nd Mra. Monroe Follte Of Sgt. Chester L. Arehart of Louisi­ of the Moo&e In honor of Mrs. Rose , "*J*rnoon and Mrs Hawthorne re- p.r, Mra Frank Olmstead of Ber- J. Crow: Mrs. Eula Barber. Ver­ Mr. and Mra. Glen Stowell and ana spent last week with hla his par- I। Freeport wish to announce the marw^Vnwv'lna “ ‘ to^lbi^ mun y ,ove, y «•«*• '' ' mar­ Jimmy McChmaky of Newark. O. ent*. Mr and ’ ' ' ^umilhJd^8 ev^lneMS ' ^n Springs. There were children. __ ■ Mra Bert Arehart . . ■ ..... On A I rl rill,, n, lhei fb.l. n of n. Bunro “«e of .r «... Rop*»d D. ’ ’ * montville. with Mra. F W. Stebbins; were guests at the Samuel Ashby Tuesday he and his father went to Valparaiso. Ind., to MUaTlrma Babla*’*d Ra’rnn”r1 Flnnle entertained, grandchildren and great-grandchil- Miss Bernice Jansen. Orangeville. home for six o'clock dinner Ftldr.y Detroit to visit the UtUr’s brother. cock- daughter of Mr. and Mra. ?/' 3° ‘*p>ve guests at the Tuesday lunch-' drtn present numbering thirty-six ‘ in all. Mrs Norris was presented Parker, Middleville, with Mrs. Ro­ Harvey Arehart |charle. Babcock of Valparaiso JJ}? Th^gurat ^ “ honor ^reeivJd POn Ot lh, ‘ Country c,ub ' The — ...j narvey Arenart I vii«,hw oaix.w» 01 Valparaiso. . iron in uir voumry viud. mt party iiumn and two nona. Grant °ynen't and the • 'n‘c Rov Alfred SUvemail was They were united in marriage at R mve.v^rift*8 1 01 rece ved returned to the Flnnle home for’ a gift by her two sons and four man Feldpauach: and Mrs Edwin Wayne, of Middleville i.prut ' daughters and also many other gifts Pumola. Clear lake, with Mrs. Ray caUed to CaM Cjty Satu^juy by the 10'clock Friday evening. Sept. 4. In >uvc|k afternoon bridge and honors went । evening with them. <—.* .. I serious nines* of hte mother. Mrs. the First Episcopal church of Ches- k ERMEEN-^'OKRIGAN 110 Mrs- Rotxr! Cook. Mrs. Guy Kel- 1 Those present from a distance Flnnle. KERMEEN-^-UOKRIGAN Judge Archie D McDonald at- I; , were Mr. and Mra. Frank Olmstead Guest bridge^ prize went to Mra. Sllvernall spent the weekend in lerton. Ind Rev W T Wilson;, Mbs Margaret Kermeen. ' **.“ . " ~ ”-----------J --------~ daugh~ tended the Michigan Judget Aaso-j' '■ and their daughter and husband. William Parker and Mrs. Warren I performed the ceremony. ur ol Mr. Mr. cf.ude Kermeoo. IT “•>» Bnm.l. ... elation meeting Wednesday nnd iI Nashville. ~ Mr. and Mrs Orville Dunham and Carter and Mra. George Hebden Mr. and Mra. Stanley Melnert '****• JJ.<-nilc[J . C^engcr w« ana and josepn Joseph Corrigan were married ;jan out-of-town |ue»t. Thursday In Laiulng and spent Frison of Berrien Springs; Mr. and were member winners. Mis* Jocahm : and Arkle vtelted Sunday afternoon br,dasmald and 1 ^ eonard j Babc P' k Saturday In Indiana Mix* Mary dav In Pontiac on business. ,in the Rev. Floyd Nagle home in brother of the bride, served as best - ------ “ ----------z and Mrs. Cecil Cappon .— en- ■ Mrs. CUy Ho: abeck and sons of Ironside won tltc morning golf evttn French of Hastings and George’, Mr. TT -..*T ’~ Mr and Mra. Rd Sehmiedlcke and 1 . .. Delton; Mr and Mrs. Otis Hill and The blind bogey Euchre B^rord >ccomp<u>M Ih.m u IhHr • tertalncd their J ”*" Club Satur Sjtur-­ son. Katie Stutz. Mra. Robert Tobias for odd holes. Sunfield; the Rev. Oleri Ralrtgh two sons of Grand Rapid, sjient the ® “**neld' also V? c Re t | 'in, award, a beautiful arrangement of |H........... """ ” ----The bride wore a brown and white .L.nd.nu-Mlddlnilk b’r.v day evening, Sept. 12. at tlveir ” home weekend with Mr. and Mra B. A ।1 k'.r,, h<??,*r ,n Woodbury. . n . • . liike'ccttage* Mr arid Mr. on North Washington. Winners at and children. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar dahlias donated by Mra. Clyde Wil­ LvDarker nt their Wall ■ eh. Mr anrt Mr" Charles Leaver at- dr”s su,t **th white accessorial (---------------- ■ * » .—■ Rice and family of Nashville. Mra Mr mid Mra James Im usfon lcnded churi:h •» Bailie Creek Sun- ' 5nd “ t^ely corsage of white gar- ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT ------------------------------------------.. cox. wn* won by Mrs. Carveth. i curds were Mrs. Olcnn Kahler, j. Iris Norris and children of Middle­ apent «unda”with their Jn-ln-Uw da* e!en,"« whl^suRtTt^^rid^k r ~ ""d Cr“‘K- 604 i Committee members for next week are Mrs. Gordan Ironside, chairman. and daughter, Mr. and Mra. R. L. ’**'« of Mra. Milo De- land ’llBr to Ute bHdes ............................. Weekend ■" guest* and suit sln similar bride's r Mrs. David Goodyear. Mra. Frank i Vrie* and--Mis* Mary DeVries were and * corsage, -of----------------white asters ...o and or lb.!, Don., Bulb, to — w Mr. K.bkr Mr Hassack of Kalamazoo i -------------Th. eburffl wiu .p- Don ChU,. »« or Mr. .nd Mr. ■ Mr. Ho>.1 H.fn -111 onUrUlb M *U <M>,. . — • . ——,' . Carrothers. Mrs M. A. Lamble and Mra CUre McKee sp-nt but xeek l,._ Mrs Flor­white ro«w I proprlately decorated Mrs. Harold Phillips. leeorated with white Jesse o.au. . .... Chase n, of Coats Grove As yet i next next nn on Raturdav Saturday. Gelnhnr October imh 10th nt at oi naiamazoo. in Cassopolis visiting friends and i• ent<^n^c *n^,X2°’ । SMITH—KOWLADER Lloyd Goodenough and Willard । gladfolas and a large bouquet of no wedding date has been set. Both their home on W. Clinton St. 1 MUs Margaret Rowlader. daugh- [the. club on Friday evening. [red. white and blue flowers The Ml** Craig and Mr Chasc are cm... ! Hilton spent Bunday in Battle j Hollis isenhath. Joe Rreenhaum.' Mra Lloyd Anderson entertained ter °< Mr and Mr*. Homer Rowgroom expect* to be called into ployed by the Hastings Mfg. Co. । Creek. Keith Brady and Richard Bennett in lhe very near future. . ----------------- -------------------| her club for dessert and cards Wed- tAder. became the bride ot John J. CHOOSE SATURDAY Mra. Weldon Bronson leaves for [service I j Following the ceremony a wedding ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT nesday afternoon September Bth at Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo AS WEDDING DAY h’nti/ M nd M Gordon T*”*- rthe reat of lhp week wl(^ ! Mrty for the newlyweds and reU- I Mr. and Mra. Roy Terpening of her on— East High"St..Winner* [Smith, on Sept, •—home ‘------ — ........... ! ~Smith The marriage of Mbw Doris MIU .......... I 11,1 Vil owat ov..mullet* ------ I. m. e.nt, g at Allegan with• hath Ii —■ —•* v. .. onuut „ , . «na. ramuv Ugn 1 Uvea waA uh<,ld —la A, I a**v “ annmm*A IH. '* X., .iat pedro were Mrs. n—-* Ziegler. RCV. Fimnr i. al lhe home ot lho nnounc<! thc engagement of Ted Rev; R. W. w Got Gough, pastor of the Strimback. daughter of John SlrimElmer Sandeen of Battle Creek U Is ‘«rMra. Mrs Majesty Basil Smith, andalvd family. tit^t “ UT B^kZr Mr, br ’ de s P*™* thelr daughter. Viola to Joseph ' Mra. J. E. McMillan and Mra. Ellis Congregational church offlci. . . i XTrx -—j !ildl *iO,,MOf hUJ’r»iher’it" aw Lawrence Farrell ,n*nt last week i A,t*r a ahort honeymoon. Mra. Harveth. also of Lacey. The wedding i Kelley Travelling prizes were won ,al*?*' . and Mrs. Floyd Thomas, will be | and sUtcr. Mr. and Mra. Henry ......... .rrtiFVUb will ;d Jersey solemnised on Saturday, Sept, 19, at.* will re.ume resume her her work work as as will will take take place place some some time time in in SepSep- by by Mra Mrs Glenn Glenn Kahler Kahler and and Mr. Mra. ' end in Springfield, HI,, visiting Sgt iFollts I Cline. rn acccs- St- Rose church. Father John V. I 1 Kelley. Mrs. Duane Miller will enLincoln wiio Is attending j|'comptometer operator for the Gary tember. Mrs. Marvin Ford and Mra. Carl “ —.—.rJ. zFarrell — ------Dillon officiating. I —».« gt Railways Co. and Mr. Follls I __________________________________!____________ i.____________________ Henderson of Grand Rapids were 2°°. rx of of Mr and and Mrs. Mra. I w,n conllnu« operating Harold’s Moridav gUcstg of Fratjk, and Mis* wurgc L*. 11Hora ruiton were Mr. from Grand I ®cndce S’ P' S- H18hw"y [ Lettie Gum ° n ffclltds. Detroit and Kalamazoo i NlL.8 of, McC<xd , ,1 Mr. and Mra. Harvey Klmcrllng ’ Mr. and Mra J F UrR.in I The br,de u » graduate ot Liber■nd daughter, Janice, and Mrs. ,have been visiting Miss Jennie Me- i !y On^r.Hlgh schooHvnd the k«ooru Bessie Wolfe and son. Jack, of Bat- "T " Jennie Me- if; "iifah Rnill UCT r— ft..!.. ! .1- enrt »p,nl a.md», .un " ”lr •“« '"iShocf PERSONAL MENTION . , Ella Wolfe. Mrs Bessie Wolfe re- I D,‘'onTueaday. scno°*;_________ _____________ malnlng for the week. 1 H<’JTa ,, rso’? of Pontiac Is | inCKEY—BIDELMAN Mra Max Eck and daughter. Mra .' '’pc!!d,n* “ ^le gUMt 1 The St Rose of Lima church was Frank Hardert, ore spending thl* ' £•. Dr and M"- C. P Lathrop. He the of the marriage on Satweek in Akron. Ohio, xs the guest*, the service of Uncle urday. at nine o’clock in the momof Mr. Hardnrt's nnrents . Sa"> n«t Monday. I«------- «>.*..----------Mr m , WAR .Ing, of Miss Norma Bidelman. Mr. annd Mra. Percy Dimond and i vI.iiIh and Mrs- JJC. - W A'mbnuter i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross , Ja,U‘ht*r-C H । Bidelman. to John E. Hickey, son familv spent Sunday with Mr. ind Mrs. Fred Dimond of Plainwell. u of... Mr and Hickey,—all lino Mrs. Mrs Alfred AlfrnA DeNay TVtMov and an* .. Mrs Daniel .. Mr and Mr and Mrs. E B Moore and of whom live near Nashville. The two children of Jackson, Mr. and single ring service was read by daughter nnd son of Marshall were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Al­ Father John V. Dillon. Mr. Bidel­ Clarence Van of Kalamazoo were man giving hi* daughter in mar­ bert Vcddcr. Arthur Valentine and family of Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. riage. only the immediate families Ypsilanti spent the weekend with 'Charles Barnes. being present. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. H. Iris parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Val­ Bouquets of cut flowers and light­ E Birdsall were Mrs. Nellie Trumb­ ed candles were arranged on the entine, Mi’.s Edith Benton of Battle Creek ley and Ed Lewi* of Grand Rapid*. 11 altar and the traditional wedding Mr. and Mrs David Boye* and marches were played, with a chil­ spent the weekend with Mr. end Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boye* and daugh­ dren's choir singing the nuptial Mrs L. E Barnett Mis* Olive Lathroj returned to ter. Marjory spent Sunday with music. Detroit after spepdin-j a week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boyes and fam­ For her wedding, the bride select­ ily of Hickory Comers. Dr. and Mrs Clarence P. Lathrop. ed a brown suit with a yellow blouse Tern’ Boye* of Lansing is spend­ and brown accessories Her corsage Last week the three of them spent several days at Portage Point In ing thb week with his grandparents. wa* formed of roses and yellow Mr and Mrs. David Boyes. northern Michigan snapdragons. Mrs. Ed Matthews and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Glonn W. Felghner Miss Corinne Hebert of Lansing, of Nashville were Saturday guests Rora Loutee, relumed to Alpena the bride's attendant, wore a navy Wednesday morning after spending blue suit with a pink blouse and Mrs. Dan Euler and son. Junior, a few days with her mother. Mra. black accessories. Pink snapdragons of Wheeler and Mr. and Mra. Henry Jake Edger. and rose* were used for her.corsage. Mr. and Mr*. William Plant al- Maurice Hickey, the groom's brothKeller of Merrill spent the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Glenn Densmore. tended lhe funeral of her aunt. , Mr. and Mrs William F. Crawford Mra. Lottie Heyenberg, at Wayland A navy dress with black acces­ returned Monday from their honey­ last Tuesday afternoon sories was worn by Mra Bidelman, Mr*. Alonzo E Trim has been .the bride’s mother, and Mra. Hick­ moon in Chicago and will spend a spending several days with her ,ey’s dress was black and white with Mr. and Mrs M. E Cota spent mother. Mra Flora Schulze at Nash- ।black accessories. Both mothers had Sunday in Marcellus visiting rela- ville. Mr. and Mra. Homer Carter and Uvea Mrs. Susie Kraft, Miss Minnie' family of Kalamazoo were Sunday Fumiss and Miss Minnie Bailey of | dinner guest* of Mr. and Mra. Nell Nashville were Thuraday guests ofiBoekeloo. S Broadway. t Mra. Lou Cressey. । Dr. and Mr*. F. R. B[opks re­ Mr. and Mra. E. A. Caukln and [ turned Thursday from ft few days daughter. Hazel, apent Sunday with । motor trip through the Smoky | Mr region. Mr. and Mr-. Mrs. Pnlvin Calvin Plumtev Plumley nf of Mountain reeian. Mr. and Mra. Byron Fletcher are I Nashville. Ensign Garrett Isham of Chicago young Jimmie Is In Lebanon. Ind.. 1 spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mra Carl Fliutrom with visiting ids grandparents. Mra. Eula Barber of Vermontville his wife. Gertrude. Mr. and Mra. Wilburn Rogers and has closed her home and will leave , daughter of Battle Creek visited next week for FX’t Lansing where ' at the home of Mr. and Mrs.*John she will preside as housemother at | Rose Sunday. lhe Alpha Chi Omega House at M. « r> Mr. and Mra. Fred Pieraon and S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rehor were Sunday visitors al the home of Mr. | __ and Mra. Leo Riggs uf Byron Cen-' “ ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Mrs. Sarah Tinkler is spending a, week with relatives at Woodbury. Mr and Mrs William Fox of. Kalamazoo, spent the weekend With j their parents. Mrs. Florence Staiger went to< Battle Creek for the weekend to sec her mother who has been quite ill j but is now on the gain. The BEAUTY BAR Own*. u>4 apttlo* by TIBS** CL2VBLAKD CHARM FOR MRS. AMERICA Our aim is to help you retain an impreg­ nable beauty front — natural, poised, charming. < ShaiapM A f?E‘ Finger Ware wU ____________ (Af I A I CVCklTC . $10.50 $6.50! $7.50 iKlthough a sturdy, thick soled brogue, amazing softness and comfort is given to this shoe by the calfskin. It’s a shoe we believe you’ll cherish! UY ONDS AIRD’S Benjamin Franklin's moat We're Busy Helping Uncle Sam YEAR, America's railroads moved 475 billion ton-miles of freight, history's greatest traffic job. (We’d like to tell you how many mil­ lions of soldiers and sailors we car­ ried, but. ...) This year the railroads may haul 50 million carloads of freight—10% to 15% more than In 1941. KEEP FIT Watch Your Vitamin1 Nradi We did the 1941 job pretty easily because freight shippers and receiv­ ers and the public cooperated. We can do this year's bigger job if we again get that cooperation. This all-out war requires all-out transportation. Uncle Sam is depend­ ing on the railroads for that. We're handling 70% of his military freight To let him down would be tragic. So "the tall man in the high hat' comes first. At any time now there may be one, even two or three fewer cars in your passenger train. You'll excuse IL won't you? Uncle Sam will be using them. Or your freight may move out, or come to you, a little later than you had hoped. We're certain you'll overlook that, too. We'll be moving important things for Uncle Sam. We knew you would. And you'll be helping him, too. Our Stock Is Complete Parke Davis $* Camnlvv VII R 10* Michigan Railroads Association * HALIVER OIL CAPSULES A B D & G CAPSULES YEAST TABLETS SUPER D COD LIVER OIL LOFOTEN COD LIVER OIL ABBOTT COD LIVER OIL YEAST AND SUN TABLETS MILES ONE A DAY UNICAPS - UPJOHN'S FREE with 4| Squibb Vit. H T.U.U m 100 100 250 Oft = DRUG $2 9 119 198 89c Pt- Pt. 12 ozs. 250 139 98c 98c 98c large 211 100 495 lllEED'S VIMMS 8FECIAL 50c package JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP MAKES STORE XZ: REGISTIRED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON M Honings PhoM 2241 State » �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1*42 hi: j£ U. CARDS OF THANKS i All Kinds of Insursnce Surety Bonds Phone 3183 Halting* IMM rI Sheldon Agency h hl*e»^ Thi Swanson Agency AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY j CLEANING AND DYEING DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Fancoast Bldg. - Hastings Above MIUrr Ice Crewe Sure . Phone 2703 tf. Marshall Furnaces ■ ulR TELEPHONE NtMHKH te -3JC3: , lirln.lhlrr II alrrylloe mil he»» 1 rkal.in* end «urt to be done. livelier*.________ >17 jcpoTUDco ________ WANTED ________ HIM NAl.E-Aln»o*t BriJ^R..Ifrrn wmj |.r r,-it. II I'hone SIAS, U IT 1 11>R KALE IJi.ls'a rr-'n alnlrr voel I Hue in. timid ri.nililioii Cell 3*01. . m Fill: SALL- l-a.lj'. Ll»«h oitel •-»!. I fur roller. litsrlksily nr«. eUe 4Z. tended u family reunion al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gas­ kill at Dowling. Labor Da/. Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and in­ stalled for all makes of furnaces. ECON-OCOAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Esveitroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. State Phone 2331 tf EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED weekly salary a 50 basis. Best iployment. Apply at ce. C. B. Burkholder, i WANTED-Men «<> eovh on term, liood ».*-• end kimm) lilies •-.indltlon* ! ftoav Io llnalinca. H W. Coot. Phone ; Ila.Un*. 3*311 II HELP* WANTED- Want Io hire <r«pe i.i.L.r. «(» Zoxhnlli. Phone T'.’UM 1. i U.tNTi:i>~.3IMdle»sed w.-ooin (ur ii«ht I hnn-r"«r» in ••nnrrtrj home. Taa ; ndalt> I'huu.' iwi. v-IT WANTKH Girl i-r eons* t» do huu.e. i *<i«k. Kln.uif> and ovvkrnda off. Call 1 al till N Million after i o'rtuek. -.•* ... .. •” Mrs.-©on Breckenridge of Alma and lhe MLs-scs Betty nnd Evelyn Mor- WANTED CONSTRUCTION LABORERS 10 HOURS PER DAY 6 DAYS PER WEEK 80 CENTS PER HOUR JERRY ANDRUS Citizenship proof required. Not acceptable if now employed in defense work. Apply at the neare»t office ot the U. 8. Employment AUCTIONEER List your Auction Salts wiik DEWEY REED Mr. and Mrs. John Adams spent Wednesday in Hastings. Estimates cheerfully given. Dates un.bo mad- — ~-----Phoae 3467 celved a cablegram from her hus­ band saying he had arrived in Eng- Shipping Livestock Mrs. Charles Harrington spent Sat­ urday afternoon in Hastings. Every Saturday EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for tom* of that good Lily White Flour JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone 2388, or call 717—F3 through the MIm Dorothea McBain of Battle Creek Is spending two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBain. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilkinson of CadHlac have been visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilkin- C. "BILL" SHERWOOD The Delton Rural Agricultural school opened last Tuesday with an enrollment of 436 pupils the first week. The teaching staff is: klnd- INSURANCE grade. Miss Isabel Whealen. of Bat­ tle Creek, a graduate of W. M. c. E; 2nd. Mrs. Ella Rogers, local; 3rd. Mrs. George Kahler. Cloverdale; 4th, Miss Barbara Perrine. Albion, a graduate of Albion College S*th. Mrs. I,eona Farnsworth. Wayland; 6th. Mrs. Leon Leonard, local: 7th and 8th grade, Mrs. Helen Note­ boom. local and Arthur Lathrop. Cloverdale; high school — history and music. Robert Dunnavon. local; CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Ued. 363 No. Michigan Avtnue kana 2827 Hastings Josephine Ryan, Kalamazoo; sup­ erintendent, Willard Duddles, local, Mrs. Ivan Smith, local, is school secretary. Mrs. Blanche Richards la in charge of the cafeteria. Nine buses are used to bring lhe students COLDS 666 We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY •PALE-AS-A-GUOST , YOU LOOK A FPIGUT1.! LOOK INSTEAD INTUE YELLOW PAGES OF TUETELEPHONE DIRECTORY FOR ' THE NEAREST BEAUTY SHOP LOREN COPPOCK WANTED . Competent woman for confidential office work with collection experience desired. Write "7«3", core of Banner. 9-24 Truss Fitting HASTINGS, MICH. Hide Must Be In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE GLENN F. LAUBAUGH AUCTIONEER SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. ’wuoo-oc? YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED ® FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE S HORSES—$7.50 cows—**.oo W» Hoi, a Collector Stoflonod of 912 Writ Croon St. in Hailing! To Giro Immediate Service We Roy the Rhone Charge!—Rhone Halting! 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS OHTtUEPMOMEj lUetNGBlACkdXlTl �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SEVINTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER. 17. 1942 THE CASE REVEALS A BARRY BYPATHS By JANE' CAMERON QUEER TITLE MIXUP (Continued from page 1. Section 1) Fick school district w*« absorbed by the W K Kellogg Consolidated School district, whose school build­ ing is located in Roas township. K*lamasoo county, about five mile* southwest of the Fick school. The Kellogg district, having no 'is* for the Fick district schoolhouse, offered It for sale in 1*38. It did not offer to *«U the six rod* square of land on which that building was located, probably because the district never had a deed ot it. only a lease. Fick Sunday School was carried on In the Fick district schoolhouse. Since 1834 the building had been used as a church. In October 1838 the W. K Kellogg school district sold the Fick tcheol building to the Fick Sunday School for 1100. at spring of 1839 service* were held in the schoolhouse dedicating lhe building a* the Bethel Chapel, which acquired ownership from the Sunday .School. The questions involved In Hie case are: (4) The ownerdtlp of land on which the Fick schoolhouse is lo­ cated. (2> The ownership of the building built on the land in ques­ tion. Judge McDonald holds that the Fick district had never acquired title to the land on which It* school­ house wa* situated, and seemingly iuid never taken any step* to acquire such title. Ax. to the ownership of the -wild­ ing. he cites the fact that It is lo­ cated on a stone wall, and Is there­ , fore a part of the realty. Judge Mc­ Donald says that there wav no claim made by the plaintiffs In the case to ownership of the schoolhouse apart from the land He slate* that It is the duty of a person purchasing land which is in possession of a third party to ascertain what claim* third party has to the premise*. Falling to do so. Ute person take* lhe property subject to the equities of the person in posseislon He cite* many authorities on that point. The Judge mentions the fact that the plaintiff* failed So remove the building after they purchased It from the W K. Kellogg district. The . school building was left on the prem- for school purpose* Under lhe orig­ inal lease, '.he dUtrict forfeited Ito right to lhe property when it ceased to be used for school purposes. Th* Fick Bunday School made the purcliase a.’ter ths state had sold the school site for delinquent taxes. Under all the conditions tn the case judge McDonald hold* that It wobld be Inequitable to a*y that the plaintiffs are the owner* of the building. The plaintiffs bill In lhe case is. therefore dismissed, and they are given 30 day* In which to vacate the premise*. No cost* are to be taxed in the case. Bockward Glances Bitt Y««»«rday 58 RURAL TEACHERS 41 MARRIED SECTION rm GOOD WORK IN RURAL LIBRARIES cent pront* on many items tiiey will. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) >e*r- The tor grains Since the Foundation book project *c" «*»** the average for many wa* put across.' Barry county ha* y'ar’ and eggs bring high been divided into 'Six Cooperative P^c*’. Beans and sugar beets, with Areas" for the better circulation of weatner from now on. ought to school library books In the rural dis­ Wln«.|<»d money. Price* for hogs trict* of the county. The Foundation and e*111'1 are selling at high price*. ‘11 lookji “ ’hough the farm Income district wheel boards for amount* *U1 ** Unrp enough so that n*nv equal to the library money they farmefa will have to .pay . income spent last year, which amounts i con«re!’ came from the county library fund, distributed by the county treas­ Pricejreceived by tne country s urer. It is requested that the money ™2al“n* Christmas Seal fund* pay coming Into each of the six "Areas" September. 1930. and that caste In- । lx- ;xxjled so as to buy the most dc",TO______ ■ sirable books, and to have them clr- : pENNO<.K I ciliated wlthiii the townships com- , prising the Area. The Area*, and _ New* 1 the amount* u ,.,,, donated .am.utj..by u, U the lc r Poun,nu,. ,' bables *Tre 60111 ‘*>e ho*- datlon to the rural achool* In each 1 pl,a alnce our la5t tTPort- three girls Area for the purchase of new books. । ‘ and..a boy- A “,rI wa* 8ept. 1. are as follow*: J? ^?r„.and Mrs C. E. Knodt of • ......................... Area No. I. Assyria and Maple Nashvillr: ■ a boy law to tn Mr and xnH Mrs. m— . Ht~b> ot Middleville on Sept. Grove townships. Mrs Annabelle J: * ,lrl “ Mr w“llCT »• Showalter, chairman. 875 42. Area No. 2. Baltimore and Johns­ ”..SUL'.S;; s*?t' ’• town. Mrs Leona Vandellc. chair­ Floyd W. icke*. a Barry county 1 Dunham. Mra. Mildred Rhodes. a girl to Mr. and Mrs Lawrence man. 8140 15. I Adams. Route 4 on Sept. 7 -------------------- obtained a position |WO wsui«. nu.wn, M Area No. 3. Castleton and Ha*youth, recently [Dowling; Norton. Mrs. Annabelle 1 Medical patient*, “whose condition Ung* township. Mrs. Lucille Todd, las assistant lime clerk In the federal Showalter.’Nashville. Is reported as good, are William chairman. 870 40 service In the Panama r.n.i an... ______________ —Or*nf.,ille _ “V I ORANOKVILLB ,U- ' Capron. Lake OdeMa: Otis Kelch-,i Area No 4. Carlton „ IU Irving. and “‘J Ihomtop o» m. jlage u,, district. duirttl. Mra. Mr. Winifred Wlnltnrd BrowBrow- urn. Dowling. R I: Archie Tobias. Mr*. Aline Frisby, chairman. *7841 Hastings team, has signed ■ con- ;। ?5liL--------------tract to play nexT~*ea*on "with'the B?i£U<y “nd■ -- - Ne,Ue T“*“r' W Z.PPk: Mra Glenn Sprague,; Area No. 5. Rutland and Hope. Judge Smith handed out ........ three (Continued from page 1. Section I) “A convict in America enjoy* in­ more liquor violation sentence* Sat­ HOPE-Doud district, Mr*. Kalhcomparably more intellectual and urday—fine* totaling »8310 j>u also jail ryn Chamberlain. Delton: McCalspiritual freedom than a "free" man | *nd prison sentence* for each lum. Bryan Crofoot. Hastings. R- 6: tinder InlaHlarim rid." hu l.n Vul. _ _ __ under totolltarton rule" by Jen V*lL R. Ohu<ow resigned a* auper- Cedar Creek. Mr*. Florence Artlip. Delton. R. 3: Hind*. Mrs Marguerite Ward* and the council elected Geo. Stauffer. Hastings: Shultz, Mra. We have a king-size compliment Nina Johncock. Delton: Brush for a Hasting*, lady, a fan letter Student* who leave this week for Ridge, Mr*. Ora Babcock. Hasting*; signed “An old timer" ha* thl* to college are: Miss Emily McKSraln. Cloverdale. Mr*. Minnie Young. — ■ •ay: “I vote Mr* Florence Cook Richard Cook. Jack Stem and Fred- t.»--A. Hasting*. Hie Mr*. Miniver of Hastings" erick Parker. Ann After: Mis* Or- I IRVING — Wood district, Mra ph* Warner, Min Harriet Way and I Florence TenEyck. Hartings: JoiX*. writing could be either masculine Orlle Bishop. Albion: Misses Gladys : Margaret Johncock. Middleville; or feminine, but Mr*. Cook can take Hubbard. Prances Morehouse nnd I Little Brick. Mr* Phyllis Craig Hasa bow. because sincerity was the Florence Doyle. M. A. C-: John Ves- । Ungs predominating keynote of the letter. Xmhhrtowx-ior,duu«t.u.. : X?1™! M™?1* I Ban Lelnaar, Deluxr; Monroe. Mr. If any of you mugs want your Zerbel. Josephine Chase. Josephine । 7,a. wiuv ' avenue nnervUv retreaded x.x you V...... caxveth. Corleone Newton Mar- jcrrek; Steven* " appendix better step szarevui. uorieone Newton, Mar- . creek; Steven* Marine Randall on It because when lhe sawbones all guerite Wood. Western Slate Nor- [Bellevue; Bristol, Arlene Hun*ergo to war you’ll have to Join the “a, M}“ Beatrice Carrother*. Yp- । jonj Augusto: Banfleld. Mra Hazel army to get a job like that done, or sllantl Normal; Miss Winifred Me- I Douglas^ Hasting*; Culver. Mr*. maybe get in the Coast Guard. Navy I*r**y aiul Acella Leach.,Chicago [ Elizabeth Martin. Dowling: Bur*‘ rouxhs ... . — or Marine* or Join up with the College of Osteopathy *Mara*re't"'Greer"creasev l u.Pir nnnvrT.vA^-i Waakies. Anyway, aren't we glad 1 u™ the defenders of our country are go­ THIRTY VBARS AOO a.p< i». un “ nEIKt mJuw. “ T ing to have such wonderful care? ’ Giri*, guea* what? Transparent b* Hi tub* I What's thl* world coming to? Transparent TTan.MMrvnt shower curtain* curtains and now transparent bathtub* The comment we started to make will THE 6IFTF0RTH0BE ON LAND -AT SEA IN SCHOOL Now is th* tim* ■election of fine gifts Stationery Shaving Kits Cigoret Lighter* Shoe Shining Kits Photo Albums Cigoret Cases SHEAFFERS ^juaikunixnuJi When they're oway Flint Southern Rnutham Ukhi... lAke Odessa: Frederick Grlffeth. Mrs Nina Jolincock. chairman ‘ prc*sc* so we will. Ju*t say the tubs Flint Michigan league Celedonl" from homo, the gift ihot I PRAIRIEVILLE — Milo district. I Middlevllle: Mrs. George Stickler. *74 00. are made out of plastic, which 1* helps ihep most—re­ _ jMr*. J;: A, AlUe Area No. 8. Prairieville. OrangeOrange­ Wliford Hick* instructor in EnoJ Mrs. Doris Saunders. Delton; Pral- . Nashville. R.5 .Ue Wickett. w,ck*«- 701 |j Area made out of wood pulp These plas­ ll*h and languages In HasUnx* high ’ rievlUe Y*U*<e. Mrs Edna McKibben. [8 Church: Mrs Clara Hanneinan, [vllle and Yankee ' • rlevllle vlllaae McKibben S Hannnnan sillr Vnnfr— Springs Rnrino. township, (na^.hiu mind* them of you— tics are already being used in the school, has reslgnKl to engage eJeDelU)n: North Pine Lake, Iva Case. ' Ra *^*** le: Mr*. Robert Brown. 109 Mrs Doris Saunders, chairman, manufacture of automobile*, textile*, where to. dXmt oc^Kuon I DeUon' I Ve",On S133J8 ' reminds them to write freight car*, steamship* and air­ The high high school school enrollment enrollment Is U 280 'i iwiuaiw RUTLAND—Algonquin Lynn Grace. .. Na*hvll)e Each Area chairman ha* —is a Sheaffer's. h's one Aigunquui Lake ia**e disuu- .Infant . —...uh haa a card plane* Household products now be­ The [trict. Mr*. Carrie FUher. Hastings: Major operations were performed index containing a list of all the ing planned, and In some case* now forty more than last year. of the few gifts that Chidester. Mrs. the Mil. Lena ixiu Laubaugh. uiuuaujll, Hasiw !I uD°n '—......... - following patient* and, auu books In all tiie school libraries of being manufactured from these I, lings; __ Tanner. __ • ___ .... . fhrlrHasrnnrlltlnn —a. >her __ Area, .__ showing ... .tn what . . school . . meets U. S. Service re­ Lena ’Upkey. ;Jnetr condition is reported .. as good: plastics, are lavatories, faucet FORTY YEARS AGO tings; Edger, no teacher yet: Good- [Mrs. Herbert Eaton. 1410 S. Jeffei- or schools each book is located, giv­ handle*.- door knob*, sinks, cabinet*. quirements Come in— Sept 18. 1802 will, Mra Irene Dickerson, Hastings. »n: Mrs Donald Leyendecker. Mid­ ing also the name of the autlior, and dUhes and plumbing pines: the lat­ see our big selection. Master Gardner Chidester enteri YANKEE SPRINGS — Gates dis«evUle, R. 2: Mr* J D. Devereaux, a brief of Its content. The county ter are flexible and will not break talned 14 of his Utile friends yester ­ trict. Irene Japhet, Delton: Yankee i* 03 w Center: Mrs. Roy Thompson. Safety SKRIP. school commissioner also lias a com ­ If froaen. day In honor of hl* fifth birthday. ,Springs district. Mr*. Zada Kunmey. I Nashville: Mrs. Von Maklry. Wood­ plete card index flic for all six Arras, Ten pound* of sweetpotatoes for ' Mlddlevlli*. •land: MBs n-..., Betty Owen. Charlotte: t—.. naming all the books contained in' Thousand* of product* are being 25c at O. W. Hyde*. ’ Mrs. Arthur Scobey. 027 E Railroad: In looking over the above list of all the rural school libraries of lite planned to utilise this wood pulp Mr. and Mrs. John O. Nagler en­ JameoMcDowell. Lake Odessa: War- county. It a teacher, ur or ■ a pupu pupil and the po*t-war era will undoubt­ tertained about a dozen young teachers, one is impressed by the ren Courtney I_nk<- Odessa: Patrick wishes a particular book which is not edly be known as Ute STUMP AGE gentlemen Monday evening com­ fact that 41 of the 58 teachers listed We are not Mra Orland |1,1 ,di or her school library, by con- I Tits kitchen appliance* will be col­ plimentary to their son Forest, who ,are married women Leonard , suiting lhe Area chairman, he or that condition—we *re Cobb. Charlotte: Mra HASTINGS ored. You can have a red range, leave* for Ann Arbor this week to criticisteng : OeWcrsma. Al- , she may easily learn if that book ' a white sink and blue cupboards. enter the Engineering Department. ,tpentlonlng it because it Is such a vCl ?dadn Mulliken: i is in some other school library in . striking contrast to what was true House* will be of this material. Donald and lv*n Golden, Clover- ithat Area, and can arrange to obtain I G7 years ago. when the writer taught Synthetic fuel for can and plane* FIFTY YEARS AGO tils only term of school. Then there dale; Mrs. Fred Smith. Hastings. It. U being developed. My I my! Aren't - -- --------------Sept. 15. 1*02 were no married women teacher* R 4: Loren Myer*. Hastings. R. xl^Several of the district* have for i weel“' and th?n we glad the CCC boy* planted all . ... Baleston. 421 W Mill, was several yean cooperated to secure I to some other cooperating school. During the past year there have 1,1 the ,ural »chool*. and plenty of those trees? been 442 births in Barry county. 21a j Un<1e >oun< mcn ftnd »°nten were being male* and 230 female*. Deaths available. Ten years later, when he reported number 216. 131 females •« secretory of fhe Barry county and 85 female* I school *xamln«r*. h* cannot recall A Literary society has been organ- I that he ever Issued a teacher's certoed among the Juniors and seniors 1 tlflcat* to a married woman. A lol of at high school, with the following **ter 8Qne over the dam ,lnce It could not be expected that othcr vocations and Geo. A. Skidmore. Maple Grove ..20 officer*: Pre*.. Chas. Andrus; Vice- thenW1U Renderare now----------open to women. a■ ■ ... Cole: vh.- . Sec.. Pearl I nciiutl - ‘professions --------------- ----------------------Rose Marie Tarbell. Nashville ..18 Pre*., shott; Tree* . Homer De Pue. jNow Ter ? many are employed tn Jo*. N Thoma*. Hastings .......... 20 ------- ----------------------factories The pay for young women Doris A. Strimback. Hastings ....17 । MUNICIPAL COURT----------------------- I in other professions and type* of Lowell O. HaUlwlU. Nashville ....42 Raymond Hause 28. of Hickory , work la *o much more attractive, and Marly* Brown. Vermontville ....21 Comers was arrested by the sheriff’s with so much leu responsibility, that nfTirxrx for fnr steeling th. — Hnlnr* lhe Inn* inner lining ' It Keith Wilson. Portland. Mich. .22 officer* It I. is nn* not r remarkable that that teaching Wilma Usbome, Carlton .............. 21 of an automobile tire. On Wednes­ a rural school does not appeal to day afternoon of last week he was young women right now. A very se­ brought into Municipal court and rious situation would confront the schools of tills and other counties simple larceny charge. He received If married women were barred from a fine of 84.00 and costs ot 8745. also teaching. Generally speaking, their a straight talk from Judge Cortright wider experience in life make* them A departure from the usual cus­ on the folly of attempting to get more capable teachers. tom U the fact that lhe school away with that kind of stuff. About 1300 tuberculosis germs, busses are being driven this year by the men teacher* of the high school. Tuberculosis always increase* dur­ placed end to end. would just about The school board recently purchased ing wartime, it is already on the up­ cross the head of a pin. Yet they of Mr Martin the seven large busses grade In large industrial cities in kill 80,000 persons in the United States each year. and the station wagon used for this country. transporting the rural and ward students to and from school, and as It appeared difficult to secure quali­ fied driven the teachen volunteered We Sell War Savings Stamps LyBARKER’S PHONE 2115 that such libraries. under the MARRIAGE LICENSES KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! Were Working on Hundreds of Men Teachers Drive The School Buses PASSING OF FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT Rupert Carrother*. aged 61. passed away on Wednesday of last week al hl*1 home In Grand Rapids follow­ ing an illness of a few days. He was bom in St Thomas. Ontario. June 27. 1881, lhe son of lhe late John and Isabel Carrother*. who made their home In Hasting* for a long time. On May 11, 1012, Mr. Carrother* was married to ML** Fern Gilliland of Lake Odessa, who was then a Unotypist at the Banner office. Two children, Frank 8. Carrother* and Mr*. James Gilmer (Audrey Car­ driven pay for their extra work. rother*). were bom to them. In 1818. the family moved to Grand Rapids ned by Ed Melsenback and Robert where Mr. Carruthers was em- Falconer, respectively, driven of one daughter: one granddaughter. Kay Susan Gilmers: a sister. Mrs. Anna McGuffin. and a brother. Dr. Frank Carrothen. both of Hastings. Funeral service* were held in Grand Rapids on Saturday after­ noon. the Rev. Frank T. Jensen of­ ficiating. Interment was tn Fair­ plains cemetery. Christmas Gifts SUCCESS STORIES ★ America has always been a land of success stories" ... a land where small beginnings lead to great developments for individuals, communities and the na­ tion. The Hastings City Bank is working to preserve this scheme of things, as we have known it. We're cooperating with for each bus, who will alternate on the morning and evening run*, and the number of the bus each drive*, are: No. 2. Dana Burgess and Her­ bert Reinhardt; No. 3 Joseph Brosak and Roy Garner; No. 5. Arthur Han- I you in your efforts to get ahead, to in­ crease your income and savings. We offer Lower and Lewis Hine: No. 10. Avery Aten and Ted Knopf Kenneth Hall is the regular driver of the station wagon. you sound financial advice based on years of experience. We pledge the many servv Jc§s of this bank to insure the American MILK Is In the Spotlight Today! HMtSAYH) IS way of life, that this notion may continue to be a land of "success stories" for all. ★ Milk is more important today than ever before If You Need Financial Aid .. Sea Us First . . . because it contains the elements and vitamins to necessary to good health. Let Highlands Dairy Grode A Milk help keep your family well and strong, give them plenty every day. Unde Sam want* bills paid promptly. If you have a num­ ber of outstanding bills which ★ Try a gloss before retiring ... or when you feel let down ... it’ll pep you up. Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocer*. We offer you complete banking servica—tea us about financing. Safety de need attention, let us’help you Let us talk over a victory won and The Citi­ zen* Credit Corp. I* prepared with you. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. QT. PT. «c; 6c; ■■ to help you save time. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION Ml H lay* > A. M. to 8 P. M. Batarday to l.-M P. M. BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. posit boxes for your War Bonds and valuable*. Loan* to cover your per ionol and business needs. Savings and checking account* to *avo trouble HASTINGS CITY B 'Fifty-Fit* Yean of Continuous Service PHONES: 2105-2103 Haitian — �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. 8EFTEMRKR IT, 1M1 1 Helen Moore were Sunday dinner by the students and teachen under her son. Pvt Lincoln Mr. and Mr* Otto Kunde were I Sunday callers at the Allen Fteh 'at live home of Mr. and Mrs Claude ‘and afternoon guests of Mr. and the leadership of Supt. Evart W te In a tralntog school In 11 _ Walton Wednesday evaning Mr* Tom Whitman ot Hasting* Sunday evening guests of Mr. and home. Mr* R8y Clinton of Irting. 1 Ardis All school acUvlUes are being | Pvt August Wilson I* home now. Mr*. BUI James of Hastln**. I Miss Grace Dean of Marne. Mr , Mr*. Floyd Barton of Detroit spent Saturday evening with Mr*. lr. and Mr*. Clayton Waterman . and Mr* Prank Dfau. and Mrs callsd od Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt I Mr. and Mr* Claud Mead ipent geared to the wartime demands, being dismissed from lhe arm) Grand Rapid* ware Sunday Ida Payne. a few days of last weak with Mr. lEWJ^pc te predicting a banner ,an lumorable discharge. gtnla and Mra. Nancy Deming at ­ I Truman Gillette of Grand Rapids . Kunde Monday afternoon. About thirty ladles gathered at and Mr*. Kenneth Mead of Maple year »nd everything pointe low*rd । Mr md Mr* Robert Krohn imd the Ralph Stuart home Friday eve- tended the funeral service* of Geo were Sunday gweats of Mr and j Mr and Mr*. George Forb*j. and I Grove. i that end. * Mr* Anna Buck called on Irte Nor I Mr* Harold Wore!*. WJ,r cpl. Gerald Forbey called on idrig for.a shower In honor of Mrs. j Woldring at Holland. Saturday. Pvt. Ervin Stahl of Oi Atlanta. Auama, OaJ mb., Robert Conley (Loma June Stuart > , Prank Walton and son Ralph were I Fred Wickham and Mr*. Ebner ;Mr. and Mr*. Nelson Beers of RlchNew SService Clab rueuscu Formed ...ner guest nt New csvmw ClSe TTieSday evening. as a wedneaday a Hull and family ot Saranac Barenac called land. Thursday. * ‘ given by the Mlssre Betty 8tu*rt in Caledonia and Orand Rapid* । •lull dinner gueat of udJes ,n the Co01 Marlow te In Detroit lattheFry and Thompson home j Bernard Preston. WUllam Dipp. tr. and Mrs. Leon Howk r. and Mra. Claud Mead spent and Marguerite Rogers. Several(, Monday afternoon Mr. and Mr*. Fred Roush of DUt- 'Sunday evening Jr., and Howell Newton ifera weekMr. and Mrs Leap Karcher are Building Friday afternoon and "-‘tnu week visiting her gon-in-law games were played and refresh­ spending UUs*weir*wUh~Mr.' and ,,an‘a* a 4Ub 1 *cd d»u«hter. Mr and Mr* Ralph and Mr* H»J. Hannon and iend visitor* of Lyle Newton of Ypments were served by Mrs. Stuart ton were Sunday guests of Mr. and | DemonJ of Woodland. Mr*. Lloyd Kah her and Marion ot gT1 ^^“sn^iored^bv ,amUy'^“"Eton Mr. and Mr* Theodore Buehler of Mr*. Conley received many lovely Mrs. William Dipp. jabti Charles of Ofaritl Rapids spent allantl. b*ke 1111,1 ,txxl “ f • lP°l;iOrrtl oy . <uu.hter-to-law. Mr and Mrs Liton Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Knowtea. Sunday with Rev. aha Mn. Johil | Mr. and Mrs. J. D. • Cool were Grand lianid. Pleasant Valley and Mr. and Mr*. gifts. Out of to*-n guests were Mr* Mr. and Mr* Theodore Buehler of ^he .Tnu^r^oSt' Marlow and ,amlly Leo Rose and family of Hastings Glenn Conley and Mr*. Gladys Al­ Mr. and Mr* Orval Kokx of Bal- McCue Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Pk-aaant Valley spent Bunday evelce f ™ " I Mr and Mrs Hate Carpenter and len of Hastings. Mr* Nellie Yelter, tie Creek. Mr. and Mr*. William Mr. and Mrs. Chsriei Overholt1 Mr*. Judson Kingsley of Orandvllle. ning with Mr. and Mr* J. D. Cool Ipr, I family. Mary McLeod, and Mr. and Mr* Lloyd Yelter and daughter Spear and Miss Donna Thaler of an(j Evelyn called on Mr. and Mr*. In the afternoon they visited Mr. . “r “d Bunday. «.hner ol Ud^XdX to S Mr. ana mm « H. M M Dou Boughner ~r. ,Iin- Mr* Leo Barry, rnember*. mcmoer* »■ Mr* Bernice Closson and daugh­ Marion of LowelL Orand Rapids. Mr. and Mr*. Ken- Maurice Overholt of Or*od Haven, and Mrs Roy Ainsworth of Home Lake Odessa called on Mr. and County Degree Team, went to WhitMr. and Mr». Chftrle* Moore and neth Overholt of Caledonia, and Sunday. They made acquaintance Acres. ter Nancy Ue were Sunday guests un. own, e.rt»r w uur-,7?° ^,“? SE’.S' atJj. 2 otw. i» ““■£ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore were Harold Thaler and lady friend of .whh their new' granddaughter, Mr. and Mra. Seymour Lape. bq4 » “ «• hla kJS I '*>''» I'ra'ni 10 M'P pul on U» Sunday dhjher guret* of Mr. and ’Leighton were Sunday gu«U ot* Kathryn Marie bom September 11. Barbara Ann of Orand Rapids spent ‘ ‘ “ Mr. anU Urr F. 0. Wmln, ot k„7',“»“» “ h’'P t'*,,|Dr«S« WortL Uy tn honor of Keith Endres'' Mr*. Dale Cook and family of Cari- । Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler and fam- I Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Roath of Ak- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. them happy. __ j n.-ja.____ »>..._„ them happy. I ..................... .. > Grand Rapids were Thursday callton. Due to a broken fruit can it wm birthday. ;iir/ ron. Ohio, spent a week with Mr.1 ■ Mr. and Mr*. Allen Fish and Mrs. Ellwyn Johnson and daugh­ [nnd Mr*. W. Rockhill. Mr. and Xh/ Daniel Weaver of neceasary for Wilma Usborne to Mr. and Mr*. Orley Bums of-----------nuu an*, w. W. >». nvuMMM. i mra. Mt/ cam Ella van CaU accompanied ner;;*" her 1 er* of --------------' ’ Freeport Methodist Chnreh '--her and mother of Mr« ter Lot*, and Boyd and Corwtji Nohare seven stitches token in her Bowne and Mr. and Mi*. Howard Elmdale, father a Mr. And Mrs. John Thomas nnd son and wife, Mr. and Mr*. Orrie m™,y' .. Everett M. Love, pastor Smith of Grand Rapid* were Sat- Leon Howk. will■ e Pkbrate ttwlr 68th vuky of Grand Rapids spent Sat­ son Harris ot Lansing. Mr. and Mr*. Icatt and son Glenn of Kalkaska to |. thumb. Morning Worship—11:00. urday Mr and-Mr* GerhardtI Clayton Waterman df Orarid Rap- Grayling hry -----next-------------Sunday.- -------- with ------------------------------------------Wednesday morning. »ndMarvin were Orand Rapids vtelarday evening guests of Mr. and wedding annlren-,, Norman Barry spent the weekend Sunday school—12.00. Mr* Guy Smith. September 2tT Frirntte are Invited to Kunde and family. | id*, and Mr* Nettle Thomas, local, i where they met the former's grand-1 The sermon next Sunday will be with hte aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Uster A daughter weighing five pounds W ere Sunday aftemMn guests of son Keith Catt. who enlisted to the a " d J^*" y Mr. and Mr* Glenn Kellogg, local.1 caU between 2:00 and 4:M P M. ! the last In the series on "The Mind Warner and children of Woodland ten. ounces, wa* born to Mr. and 1 Mr and Mr*. Guy Smith. .Merchant Marine* Corps about a 'of Christ." and Mr and Mr*. Howard Bolo of 1 Mr. and Mrs. John , Thaler., re XKI ■»* -»U —nvwaow —->v W. —... - —........ . I --------- —----- —................ — ...... nil ur.u mio. uuj ourmi. Mrruiuu auiiiica uuips nuuui s' _ .. . . " --------- _ .nr Cimst. Erwtn Marlow underwent ap upHasting* spent the weekend with turned home Sunday from a two tMr*. Henry Myera r. and lday —y.r.. (Lucille iLurtHc Bassett Ssssei'.:. ,. M s;,. B|,a Mr*. Mra. Allen niicu Fteh r»ii and CalC-l- 1 year ago. and waa was home on an furlough. I|day and aild J7 fP° ay *,lh J.he!r. p,rtnts P,rcnta-' ,। The first Quarterly Conference e/aUon at Pontiac on Monduy Ur •»,< Un Rial visit with Mr and and Mr*. ' ...___ ___,__ next to have hte eye* straightened We Mr and Mrs Rial Krllnutr Kellogg and and . weeks' weeks'visit with Mr. Mr* Basil Basil Thursday. Thursday. Seotember September 10 10 at at Pennock Pennock : vin vin »rr» were ivaviand Wayland and and MiddUvilte Middleville ; Some nr of the places where he ha* 'Mr. and Mr* Owen Steckle .„.wlU meet. In _a _____ groupl session Jo Ann ot Unsing They enjoyed a Tliompron of Pontiac hospital. She was named Janice : visitors. Monday. been are New Orleans. La.. Panama *1™“'J, ",u"?*‘1 --------------------— Sept. 21. *1‘ Alto, all hope for a speedy and safe re­ Monday evening. picnic dinner at Potter's Park Sun- I MLvs Vivian Buehler of Charlotte, Marie. I Mr. and Mrs Herman Hohhay and Canal. Australia. Nbva Scotia, Ire- I .J1®’*"' beginning with a pot luck supper at covery. day ' and Mtes Velma Buehler of Hasting* Mrs. Mabie Osborne returned I Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Evans and son land. Scotland. French West Africa, i “r!fLa ~ 7:00. followed by lhe busineas meet­ Mrs. Bsrl Keeler and family. Mr. Mtes Dorothy Van Patten of Kai- 1 spent Sunday with their partnLv from CabpenvUle where she spent, Of Orand Rapid* were Sunday ere- Cape Town. South Africa, Durban.1 _ayn* *J*Pl ing We urge all the officiary to be and Mr*. Dale Keeler and Mr. and two weeks with Mr* Maude Lu jung guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Adam North Africa. Arabia. Iceland, and ® " of™ 'U hU mothcr' present. amasoo spent Sunday with her par- Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Buehler Mr*. Wm. Shriber ihd children, and ent*. Mr. and Mr* Clarence Van Mtet Lillian Bleam wa* off. duty Madhne. Endres. Sue* Canal. EXypt He lias traveled Watch this column next week for of Hastings. Mr. and Mr* Lester Sunday visitor* at the Neil New- I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton. 62.000 mile* by water. Keith returned 1 , . „ , „ CQ aecom- announrement of special young peo­ Patten. at the Post Office several days last Watner tand children of Woodland. ton home were Mr. and Mra. John | Robert and Donald, of Carltoh were 1 to New York September 8 where he |, ',’r “nd Mr. and Mrs R X Postma ot week due to tllneas ple'll service on Sept 27. .i Mr Mr. BIlu and mi> Mr*. rlB4Ul Prank ------------------Shriber, and McCords and Mart Poatma of Ptort Mr. and Mrs. Manin Parker <Lc- Nunsy and son of Wacousta. Mr. and Sunday dinner guests of Mr and ‘ will again resume hte duties. I ?n,L World Wide Communion Sunday ; Mr Bn<j Leo Barry and son* Knox. Ky . were Thursday evening ora Ame»> and Shirley. Donnettu. Mra. Vernon Newton, and Mtes Jean Mre. Lewis Neeb. Mr and Mrs. Keith Durkee and | }?®,2d"e'®’“daywill be observed in our church on liad M pot ]Ucg dinner Sunday at guests of Mr. and Mrs Dan Postnia Ronald, and Donald Ames of Leslie Deaktos of Hastings, and Mtes UIMrs C. W. Culver spent from family of Woodland spent Friday । “7 J?‘ T 8 ,L.”...k lanla' Oct- 4| Grand Ledge in honor of Frank and Phyllis Ann. ■ cglled on Mtes Virginia Fish Mon- Uan Bleam. local Wednesday until Saturday evening evening with Mr. and Mrs Adxm । *n° " n^ie on rurlougTv ___ * * । Shriber's and Mtes Margaret Keel­ Mrs. Dan Postma spent Friday hn Nashville Her daughter. Mtes Endres. ' p,?vni. „„ 2a „ „ Wlllard Kidder, our new Oram- Idsy evening. Cartton Center Methodist < hUreh ler-a birthdays. mar Room teacher, te the proud Bernard Preston te leaving Satur- with her mother. Mrs. Bertha John- , Maxine Bfijgi. returned to Freeport , Mr. and Mr* Leon Howk called J' .. Everett M. Love, pastor ' A 4howCT u being given al the rntfltaaw. (tor >te -Stand —. ‘ -----. *? at"ti»"oie^‘auhf :home wa“r St “n.JM,, 2 father of a baby girl born last Frl- day for induction In the army. Morning worship — 10:00. home of Mtea Meredith Darby of -------illy Mr. and Mr*. Meryl Neeb and ’ Mr. and Mr*. Nell Newton were Clarksville Sunday afternoon. an0. ', 1 and Mr. and Mr*. Fred Pus* of Sunday school—11:00. Lake Odesaa, Wednesday evening Meria of Hasting* and Mr. and Mn Monday vtettora of Mr. and Mrs. also called on Pvt. Ervin Stahl of | .Tl. ’ % We urge our Carlton officiate of honoring Mtea Wilma Usborne. who ittanto. wi'*-hc^;^’ « ', Tho*npaon BMSVed ,O the Ray Neeb and family of Vicksburg aary Newton of Belding. ---------- OaTw^’----the QuarterQuarter­ iU being married soon The guests .the ehureh to attend tile I were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr* Mrs. George FVrbcy and son Cpl etght-day furlough, returning Sun-. son.d.ri »_ ly M Conference..at si.. Alto— next • Monday ■»— -{ll be classmates of the bride-to-be. | Lewis Neeb. j Gerald Meiaui Fnrbcy ruruey called enuru on on Mr. Mr and ariu day afternoon. ' . w Clnrfn<c Benedict evening. If ii la poeaible io do ao. Mtes Louise Endres of Lakewoc-4 '-. . .of. Campbell. • Mrs — Fred- Schwader Mr. and Mrs. 8. Hedlund and ' af5^"p“n , "r ,and ,MrL.,1Frr1 DOWLING Saturday. Mr nnd Mr* John Swart and ,h °f JJdted^Mr^ Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. John Bird: .Wm.“.Zd .S"3? mm The last 4-H club of the season ICln?..,pen.t.^e •E*nd. da^bU.r. u °..{. — 8und,y | Sy GauUroSXiy ui.ul hand family of Kalamazoo were L . Brethren tn Christ will meet with the Lloyd Gaskill |bor Day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Emil E. B Ortffln D. D pastor -n Harry Oliver u..«r of .. guest* of Mrs. “ n”Oteon. Tab. Jta (“ &„. “^."'.,5*'^. j young people at their home Wednes­ day. Adam Endres .“w’lirf Mr.. Wl" * ™Dh‘ .iSJun. “ Sunday, September 20 day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houghton C.UWU*«>» Wrt~ww “S'"® AUtrO U~ln "I rrtd.,. . . 1 Pleaaant Valley Herman Stanton and family of of Detroit were weekend guests of I 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship.' “ol Ml lloSta. tar, «-»«>*. ,u«U al Mr .Detroit hare been occupying the Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith 11: 00 A. M Bunday school. Stanton cottage and visiting rela­ famllv. Hopkins were Sunday guests of Mr. Fr2?ay' I 8 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Walton of I Kunde and family. tive* around town this week Stan- B Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walter* of and Mr* Ernest Tooker. I.„ar* G>,,n da“*ht" South Bowne accompanied by the 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer meet- ley Ptiwe returned home with them, Mr. £._amu T?«np«n »•«£, <£* ting. former's steter. Mfs Bernice Clou- :a,.nd R.Prd!. Mr .nd M™ ctart™ after a visit with Detroit relatives. son and daughter Nancy, were In ’ Woodruff of Hatting*. Mr and Mr*, and Jerry Herbert. Mra Mary Fry. Freeport Silo filler* will soon begin their Hastings Saturday evening 1 Henry Thompson of South Bowne. and Mr» Dessie Thompson nnd Eve- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and 10 SO A. M Sunday school. work and the corn crop te a bumper Mrs Nina Manee and daughter , yr. »nd Mrs. Arthur Moore and lyn were Monday morning callers . Mrs Fred Tabberer. IIU0 A. M. Mpmlng worship yield in this locality and farm help Mr*. Frank Hynes, local, and Mrs and friend of Lansing. Mr and Mrs I fam|]y. »nd Mr and Mrs. Frank o( Mr. and Mr* Will Calm* of Irv7: 00 P M Christian Endavor. very scarce, but the fanper* coop­ Ford Stowell of Woodland vtelte-1 Pearl Tuttle of Grand Rapids, and ; Thompson and Dennie, local, en- tog. 8: 00 P M. Evening Service erate and help caeh other which joyrf a a picnic dinner at at Caledonia Catedonia I, M* Mr. and Sisson spent- f.r^2dl ,n WayUnd FrWay ---------------------------------------------Mr. and Mr*. W. 8 Roa th of Akron. I joyed picnic dinner —* Mr* B W -8:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer meet- works out to the advantage of all. Ohio were Bunday guest* of Mr. and , Part SundayriM?)kamr of the 2nd the weekend with their daughter , no5Ji„ l*«■ ... Remember the dinner at the Mr*. W. Rockhill. I birthday anntv?i®F. of Dennie 'and husband. Mr and Mr*. Gordon ' aarn. n. W. n . tus.iuu "church thia week on Thursday by . " ; Thompson , Edmond* and Eonnle ot Ann Arbor : M “ rtlrn Mr*. Ray Wieland and daughter* • .CARLTON CENTER the W S. C. 8. CkBed on the Jay Leece family of , Mr Mr* Preston and Maurice Overholt, of . I? ~... wr and ana *ers Murei MureiMr I’reston ana |'trade neauncr ovrmon. co-ordlnator co-orainator or j'I fanuly ’ ...dtow7u£t* Weddirur bellsJohn will rlne fnr Wedding of ring for Wilma Wilma, Lieut Frank Owen* of Jefferson family of Oalesbunr. and Mrs and Industrial training In the wJ “ Su^dl? daughter Usborne and ALL ROADS LKAD TO ALLEGAN! Bmdale Friday evening. imlly of Galesburg. Mr and Mr* trade and Industrial training in the , daughter of John Usborne and Barracks. Missouri. Mtea Viola Han­ : Mr*. E. H. Johnson nnd Lol*. Mr*. Raymond Prraton and family of vocational department of the high of *f Mr. and " Mr*. Mr* Walt Wall Thomas ThomaTof Keith, ton of of Mr. Mr. and and Mr* Mr* Victor Victor ' son of of Ke lth. son nf Toledo. Ohio Ohio . Mr. Mr and Mn. Mr*. Fred Inglesbe. nnd Boyd and Cor­ Hastings. Mr. and Mr* Howard school in Grand Haven, has been ' TV® Wilson of Portland The marriage Fred Bronk and granddaughter. Lvle Newton, Newton local. local Mrs. Mr* commissioned a lieutenant. lieutenant Junior luninr1S22 5?ulh Mr„ nnd 01 place iwiiana inci marriage iplds were Thaler. Lyle 8 d '7! Mr* John will take Thursday and the I win Novteky of Grand Rapids Gloria of Toledo were weekend 'Saturday guest* of Mr. and a J Mr*. .Prancte Oliver of Middleville. MLm grade, in the naval re»erve* and will Tb?!n“a52,_?o"1,|!a5’U-0,x}^na*'3 1 young eonnle will leave ^or a ten guests of L. J, Oswald and family. Jean Deakln* of Hasting*. Mte* Ruth .report September 15th at Dartmouth ’"e w.T^ThomM^d Smitl^BowM day^honey/noon Congratulation* Warren Surrarrer. Little Arlene Stanton had lhe , and bTwS Mr. anef Mr* George SchutTnan Schurman Yor.ker of Inin, were Sunday din- college at Hanover. N. H.. for trainmisfortune to nearly sever one of o‘f M^. O.,H°S^ya.nd '^He"‘^n tater to I ^ke^S and bait wishes. ' of McBain spent Bunday with their Jimmie Lynch's I Mr. and Mr* LaPayette Usbome her finger* while playing with lhe ], Norman. Okla Overholt te a forlHan “ of Lanslng^were^ weekend I son-in-law and daughter. Supt. and ' Bernard Norman. Okla. Overholt te a forknr Lsnd Mr. and Mr*. Prank Shriber lawn mower Sunday. Cale-lmer 'teacher at Adrian and' South >nd .Thoma*. y 1 Mi*. Bernice Cloason was In C-2. ' |,ue*U f I Mi*. Evart Ardis Mr and Mr* Chas. Gaskill of Has­ .ipent-Tuesday afternoon in Grand I Mr and Mrs. Ed Finch of Howard I donla on buslne.v* Friday after-I and--graduated from Western. Rev. Alice Ortffln ,^, attended after-,Haven. ------------------------------------------------1M ., niluc 1UIU thelR uw , Rapids on business. Monday Afternoon ting* vkited at Lloyd' Gaskill* a City spent Sunday with Mr. and! noon. enliere at K*l*»n*«oo. Xalamauv. University tfntcanltv ot nf Annua! -__ —a mo -ij______ ________ r. for I Mr*. Lawrence Farrell Is vtdtlng part of last week. II “ '‘ST' ,l WaMcnwood s Retreat and Evening •Mr* Virgil Woods and family. I — ., nnd Mrs Alien rMM , spent , Mlchigsn ... M General Motor* Tech. , ail State and County Union ChrteMr. Fteh and Mr and Mrs Charles Deming of -uewlav Tuesday with the -Grand Rapids Herald th. latter'* tetter'. sister. .i.t*r .’ — Grand Rantd. rt-raM y,,, E^j^yo, leader* September Remus. Mr. and Mrs.AVayme Benton Mrs George Woldring of Holland. Maurice te a graduate of Freeport 12 and 13lh About 150 youth lead­ of. Alton. Mrs. Mac Ivgn Iver (Olive — —JohnMn| jL>ush and Mrs Otto I High school and te the son of Mr er* were In attendance, other Barry MICHIGAN'S GREATEST COUNTY FAIR! Nyei of Boston. Mam ..Mr. and Mr* Kunde were Grand Rapid* visitors and Mr* Charles Overholt of Free- County officers attending the Re­ ..IH. H. J. Pish run and ana family lamuy of oi Middleville. asioaienue. Monday afternoon. I i»rt. He ha* many friends here who treat were: Myrtle Wilson, Dorr JF j and Mr*. Claude Walton, local, were Alwyn Rosenberger of Fort Ben- will be interested in hte stdvance- Darby, and Pauline Lehman. nlng. Oa.. waa a Monday guest of ment. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Rosenberger i Mr. and Mr*. Ed Coat* entertained Mr. and Mr* Ralph Hiatt (Elea- 1 the former's sisters. Mrs. Monroe Thr Freeport schools opened last nor Deming* of Grand Rapids were Johnson and Mr*. Ralph Rose of Tuweday with an Initial enrollment recent callers of her uncle. F. E 'Orand Rapid* over the weekend. of about the same as last year. Deming | Mr and Mrs Gerald Thompson Three new teachers. Willard Kid­ The people of the United Brethren j wwe Sunday evening callers of Mr der. Hazel McCaul. and ElUabRh church held a reception for their and Mr*. Theron Dalbee of Hastings. Palmer joined the faculty thl* fail. pastors Rev and Mr* E. B Ortffln Mr and Mr* B. R. Clinton and I Many fine thing* are being planned tEEPORT y~d ALLEGAN COUNTY 8"« f" ' SSTu-? k»«* - u» SIX BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS! SEPTEMBER 21-26 Team Pulling! Giant Midway! Musical Revue! Stock Parade! 'Death Dodgers' Harness Races! Farm Exhibits! AUCTION SALE On account of the death of my husband I will sell at Public Auction all farm tools at the farm, 3 miles west of Hastings on old M-37, west of Algonquin lake school on THURSDAY, SEPT. 24th Commencing at 1:30 P. M., I offer the following CATTLE Jersey cow, 9 yrs. old Heifer, 4 mos. old MACHINERY, ETC. Formoll tractor, 12-14 John Deere 2-bottom plow Grain drill 1- row cultivator 3-sec. spring tooth harrow 2- sec. spring tooth harrow 2-sec. spike tooth harrow Corrugated roller 5-tooth cultivator Manure spreader TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of mI«, 2-bottom tractor plow Cream separator Farm wagon Dump rake Riding plow Pair mower wheels Set slings Bag holder Wooden churn 10-gal. crock Large iron kettle 250 egg incubator 2 sap pans. Sprayer Dust gun 2 bee hives . Farm dog Other small articles too num­ erous to mention. SCHOOL DAYS ARE VITAMIN DAYS Arc You Going To GIVE THEM VITAMIN - Thl» Winter? Aid in protecting their precious health with a daily vitamin routine ! Mo*,01 Dla- Lacking In Ordinary Diets. ■Xii'i,1'-'-"’'' -i VITAMINS are specific chemical substances which are necessary in small amounts for the proper functioning of the complete organism, and which must be obtained from outside sources. MOTOR OIL TRACTOR OIL HEADQUARTERS for VITAMINS PRICES DOWN WE CARRY A COMPLETE LI NE OF RELIABLE VITAMINS for Limited Timo PARKE DAVIS & CO. ABBOTT LABORATORIES PURTEST VITAMINS THE UPJOHN CO. ELI LILLY & CO. SQUIBBS & SON CO. LEDERLE LABORATORIES '>. 'If You Don't Know Your Vitamin, Know Their Maker ' Buy From a Reliable Source CARVETH & STEBBINS । Thi» big POOL CAR SALE is the event that means money in your pocket. You save at re­ duced prices — and you make no payments until you get ydur oil. Delivery when you want it—now, part thi* Fall ancT balance later, or all next Spring. Don't mid this opportunity. Phone or write /r=::====: 0Jllt*rpBvcn <>,, '^(TSS ■ THE SIXAll STOU PrftprlefMli HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer 5‘WL CAMS School Days Means More Hours inside. Less Sunshine Start Building Cold Weather Resistance Now By Giving Them The^lmportant Vitamins Often nothing to bo removed until settled foe. LORETTA M. STUTZ o»011 Courtesy and Frieildly Service Shown To All E. E. GRAY, Clerk Phon* 2115 Prompt Delivery Service HILDEBRAN&T'S D-X SERVI 111 w. Court HASTINGS Fhon« i FrbdEHi erf MM-CcmtlMtsr ftrfftfaifft CorpBfaHw. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1H2 IhtalM arid the fail did—not injure— ILAlice A. Grlf-।, tioduced: President durirtg the whole parade. The pa­ rade was led by the Woodland High fin; Vice-President—Myrtle WH*on; | xSWayl*nd,UOaturdayf evischool band, which wu proceeded Secretary—Audrea Endsley; Trea*item K Ae^ec. COURT I sc. It, ®*rry Twp. by lhe new service flag, shown for urer—Dorr Darby; Corresponding PROBATE the flrat tlnie and made by the Secretary—HlWred Chase; Ftaanci EbL OrvUle J. Kifittbury. Onfcr Cliairman—Etta Schneider: Pianist ,confirming sale entered. Herbert Arnold and wife. par. Bsc. enu of the yoahg lady 3fl yean ago mothers of boy* In service. and two ywi agd oftcUUd at her —Barbara Dalton: Pastor counsel­ Ebt. Emma K. Spindler. Order 38. Prairieville Twp. George Perrin and wife to Lois allowing account entered, discharge Departmental Superintendents — of Attmr. issued, estate enrolled. Mr*. John Hauer rttunied Mon­ I Arrangements have been made to per fudota Elt Florence Ftarman. Annual day from a vtelt with relative* in bring the Flint Yellow Dogs and the Devotional—Pauline Lehman; PeGlenn W. breenfleid to 07 D. Dunn. Chfloea. Mr. and Mrs. Mix Hoppe Flint and Jackson girls back for the rodlcals—Bruce Eckardt: Extension account filed. —tf-f Im, aai and wn Billy of cn.bfea brtfligHt ner Labor Day bill for next Saturday —Chalmer Miller; Jtnuor Wortf-*-; at Eloert V. Smith. Orter to ling* city. . Barbara Dalton; Citizenship—Dorr open safety deposit box entered.. hdttte. Mrs, Hauer's ii|Ue grano- night, September IB. George 8. Ihilton and wife to La This will please the hundreds of Darby; Outdoor • Pastor — Mary at Alice Mead. Annual account daugtiler. Betty Hauer of TUrtin Voneha Cotton, lot 5 «|?H. H. J. afternoon caller* at fans Mok that were wvcc disappointed Labor w. cjmiHl. 31unaxj— accompanied her home and will visit iiuuk Smith; AU* Missionary —nwnoa Ewild a curR*. filed. _ at. Henry Wickham. Petition for Kenfield's Add.. Hasting* city. her grandparents for several weeks day wlien the games were calletF ^Recreation—W1U1* Dalton; .church LaVancha Cotton to George 8. were Mr*. Helen off by the terrific downpour. ....... ’ ’ ’ Activity—Virginia Laurent; Evan­ administrator filed, waiver of notice Dr. and Mra. Walter Taylor ot Fulton and wile, lot 5, BL 4. H. J. > Johnson, Mrs. 1 Here will be your opportunity to gelism — Earl Sease: Publicity— , filed, order appointing admlnbt ro­ Ovid were dinner guests of tar. and 1 and daughter an icc the best In Softball as the 1942 Laurel! Hendee; Ass't Publicity— tor entered, band of administrator Kenfield's Add.. Hastings dty. Mrs. Roy Rowiader Bunday. filed. letters of administration is­ THREE CORNERS Eloise Day. | . sued. order limiting settlement en­ ion BchUnaw of Hastings were Sat­ Mr. and Mrs Lester Larabee and DURFEE tered. petition for hearing claims SCHOOL NEWS urday evening dinner guests of Mr. Flrat Fatl Meeting of children. Bobby and Connie Sue of I Mr. and Mrs. OU* Fisher ot Ooa.. lhe Methodist W. S. C. 8. and Mrs. D. B. Green. Hie Woodland Township schoolI filed, notice to creditors l*sued. Dtirand have again taken up thetr । stock apepl Bunday with Mr. and The first meeting of the fall of opened Tuesday, September Bth. The LeRoy Fleesner lift last week for residence in their home here, hav-1 Mr*. John Hook. a few week* visit wllb hiT uncle. Hie Methodist W. 8. C. S. will be enrollment ot 368 1* slightly leas receipt filed. ing moved during the Labor Day Mr. and Mr*. Gorton Wolf of held In the church parlors. Wednes­ than lost year- No doubt tills will Est. Carl Klee Brown. Proof of Jolm Flessner of Cullom. HL , weekend. Wc welcome them back to Plainwell spent the weekend with Mis* chartette Bhckallew of Kal- day evening. September 23 at 8 P. Jd. increase-for some of lhe older stu­ publication filed. order allowing ac­ our community. Mrs. H. J. Robinson • Mr. and Mr*. Claud Hunt and Mr. Every member Is unied to be pres ­ count entered. arnjuujo vtelied Miss Marjorie Reedents are atiU helping al home. and Dorothy who had been vBitlng l and Mrs. Tom Hoffmah. ent. sor over Ute weekend. MBs BuckIn order to help care for the large them and the Richart Cooks of DurMrs. Heber Foster spent last HWk number in the first room. Mr*. Vesta publication filed, testimony ot free­ and returned with U>em. I with Mr. and Mr*. Jake Van Dyke CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Born ha* been MJCUred to assist Mis* holders filed, license to sell issued. The Evangelical Church Est. Royal E. Wickham. Proof of children. Marie and LeRoy. his par- 1 Mrs Ellen Geiger came home Eldon Flessner left Monday for ' Whitney with the work. She will J. S. Deabler. pastor Naperville. HL. whese she will enter also help with the music in tlie low­ publication filed. ent*. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Plank, also Monday. Her sBter. Mrs Thera NMg10: 00 A. M —Morning worship. Est. Rosa E. Salnave. Discharge of North Central College. He accom­ er grades. Mlw Cliarlotte Moore, all of Cleve- jler of Hartings accompanied her 11: 00 A. M Sunday school. executrix filed, estate enrolled. panied Rev. and Mra. J. 8. beabler land. Ohio, spent Sunday and La- and cared for her and the family MBs Aiinanell Campbell has been and Harold Deabler to Naperville bor Day with Mrs. Plank'* parent*, during Mra. Foster’s absence. WARRANTY DEEDS whefe the latter enters his second E and Evening worship. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Wallers. j Sunday guests at the HammondThursday evening — Midweek Home Economics department She Earl Stanford, Exec. Ella Bumford ye<r. Mr. and Mrs Leo C. Hammond Hateman home were Mr. and Mrs. Is a graduate of Michigan Stale Tom Nlethamer left Tuesday for Prayer service. and son. Richard Leo. of Cincinnati.. Harvy Johnson and ton. O. T„ MBs College and has had two years of Detroit wnerc ^iron where ne he ia*ca takes in* hl* last Mrs. A. Curtiss and son. Herman.: Mary Baulch. Mra. Lottie Hammond, leaching experience at Gladwin. physical examination after enlBt- | Chureh of lhe Wilma Townsend LaVeme Mrs. R. M. Rose and son. James Leo. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hammond and tag in the Navy, if Tom passes thb «" lhrt’1 and Cecil Baldwin of Hastings were daughter and Rev. Cunningham of Junior High and High tert he Will riot return for six weeks I- H. OsgocxL pastor Labor Day guests of the Claude , Battle Creek. Miss McElwain. ML School Clam Elections Woodland Twp. when hc will have a 8 dty furlough. Woodland Mrxh<n and the James Ham- and Mra. Oeo. Baulch of Hastings, John Kotrba to Forrest McMillan Hammond* ' । IO*m A M M —Xinmlne Elections In the Junior High and 10: 00 A. Morning worsnltl worship. monds —those from Hasting* also [ Mr* Oyril Strong and son of Eaton and wife N.*i lot B. Kotrba Part, । High school were held Monday. The 11: 00 A. M. Sunday .school. Woman’s Club Hold Mrs H Durkee were Saturday a!i- , Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Russell BaleYankee Springs Twp. following officers were elected: 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Flower Exhibit emoon guests at the Claude Ham- . man of Mason. ' Wednesday 7:30 P. M.—Midweek JOhn Kotrba to Kendall Reahm 'monds Eighth Grade—Clifton Mlel, Class The first meeting of the Woman’s 'v I Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Foster Of . Advisor; President. Edger Boulter; and wife, lot 10 and 81* lot B. Kotrba Study Club was held In the school Prayer Setvlce. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Walter* and Glbsooberg, Ohio, visited Mr. and Vice President, Vernon Booher; Park. Yankee Springs Twp. house last Tufes'day evening with a 1Kilpatrick daughters. Donna and Alyce: of Bat- Mr* Heber Foiter Sunday night 10: 30/A. M.—Sunday school. Secretary, Joyce Curtis; Treasurer— Erlo Fuller to Richard E. Taylor, tie Creek were Sunday afternoon ' mb* Jean Hunt and Mra. Martin flower exhibit. Orchids should go 11: 30 A. M.—Morning worship. Chas Edwins; Defense Council— lot 414 and W‘* lot 415. and par. guests of their parent*. Mr. and Mrs.: Hawthorn spent Bunday with Mr. to lhe committee, Mra. Nellie Hew­ 8:00 P. M.—Christian Endeavor. Pete McMillen. Eugene Makley. Hastings city. itt. Mra. Florence Kltaon and Mrs. Edw. Walters. and Mra. Claud Hunt Thursday 7:30 P. M. — Midweek Bertha Flory for the lovely display Freshmen—Prances Bawdy. Clxv Myrlen Strait of Howell. Beryl - Mr. and Mrs." Thoma* White of George A. Ellison and wife to service. and unusual arrangements. Such prayer < Advisor; President—Carolyn Brod- Aooipn iou ac ., BBhop of Lansing and Homer Battle Creek spent Sundsy evening Adolph a A.. norn Hom ana and wue, wife. 180 Ac., beautiful flower* and lovely and ' beck; Vice-President—Helen Mc­ Sec. 32; 35 Ac.. Sec. 31, Prairieville .Smith of Harting* called on their with Mr. and Mr*. Harold Ritchie. Zion Lutheran Church ■ Kenzie; Secretary—Ione Rairigh: Twp. and par. in Richland Twp. fellow beagler. Claude Hammond Mr. and Mra. Eugene Freeman of unique exhibits should have been Paul W. Geiger, pastor seen by every flower lover In the I Treasurer—Vernon Raffler; Defence Kalamazoo Co. Sunday afternoon. I Quimby spent Bunday evening with 10: 00 A. M.—Sunday schooL Hon, t RUUU .nd ,n, U auk.: “»■ »”¥’ Council—Marilyn Eckardt, Billy community. 11: 00 A. M.—Morning worship. momlng with Mrs. Harold Ten Eyck f ——-—-*-* Hewitt. Mrs. Anns Dell, the club's new W. Rising, 200 Ac., Dec. 17 & 8. ' Theme of Sermon: "Deliver Us (Florence Cook) of Orand Rapids ! GREGORY ‘-J president presided over the meet­ From Evil.” Malt, fl-13. Sophomore — Don McCormack. Woodland Twp. . as teacher. ! Mr. and Mrs, Donald Hdilofi wi a T'~ ing. After music by the club, two Firat fall meeting of the Luther Class Advisor; President — Dick •called io Inkster Friday by t Thomas E. Whitman and wife to papers were reap: "The Work of league Sunday evening 8 P. M. Bailey; Vice-President — Marge^ death of hi* mother. Mra. Wlffii Elmer E Cauklns and wife. 61.68 Ac.. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND < the United States Forestry Depart­ Eleanor Benner. Topic Leader. Sutherland; Secretary—Wilma HI!-1* Henion. They attended the fune Sec. 7. Carlton Twp. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Haven* ipent , hcipj... * ~ ment" by Mrs. Mamie France and Firat fall choir rehearsal Wed­ ley; Treasurer—Glenn Mead; De­ Frank M. Barry and wife- to Sunday ai at xnuwur; Hickory wviiic.a. Comers. the j,-----held — at Crystal co — Oeo. . nunoaj —------ . rrail ~ “Trees as SollmaVrs and Effect to nesday, September 33. fense Council—Max Duncan. Mar­ . of- their daughter -------hus-'Ot/r deepest sympathy 1* I, Maple juerta and hits- Our deepest lympotMy Climate" by Mrs. Eda Tyler. garet Pry. band. Mr. and Mrs Howard John- , to them tn their «•. . Dainty refreshments were served The Methodist C hurch ■rika et al nl son. ' .... ’ ■ , Fnmk jmd a n Walter tSTalfav Schtaggter Q Juniors—Gordon Williams. Class . George E. Endsley and wife by the committee. Rev. George Wingard, pastor Advisors; President—Arden Harper; to Daniel Ulrey and wife, 80 Ac.. Mr*. Dan Douglas* and Mra. Nel- Norwalk. Ohio, and Mra Jea 10: 00 A. M—Morning worship. Vice-President — Lynette Smith; Sec, 33, Carlton Twp-------------- ---lie Forman were Sunday afternoon Knowl and Mrs George Milter Pet Parade Prlie Wlnnrt11: 15 A. M.—Sunday school. Secretary — Mnrgenc Kussmaul: I Albert J. Chaffee and wife to Clyde callers of Mr and Mrs. Bert Me-; Monroeville, Otilo, Were gUMte 8:00 P- M.—Young People’s Serv- Treasurer-Elaine Offley; Defense R Ruempel and wife, part of lots Klbben and Mrs. Berthe McKibben.. Mira Susie Phillipa from Salurd rade on Labor Day were; Biggest r'minrll — _ Rex Prv W,.v»rman __ _________ «...Has­ Councll Weyerman, Doris ‘ 4.__ and, -5, v. Daniel Striker.JJ ’s Add.. pet—Janice Crockford's horse; Tuesday 7 P. M.—Choir practice. Bales. tings city. a chicken supper for State orange!Mra. Jay Snyder at Haritaga smallest pet—Joan Logan's chicks: Thursday 8 P. M.-Mldweek employees and wives of Hastings and Mra Barrel Phillipa, Mis* 8 Seniors—Supt. H A- Kltaon, Class most pets— Larry Hansbarger's wag­ Saturday evening. Phillip* and her guests had a d Anna T. Campbell, par. Nashvllle Advisor; President — Audrey Mullen onload of 14 pets drawn by and folMr. and Mrs. James Wilcox. Mr 1 at Wall lake. They spent Moqda village. dore: Vice-President — Jean Krebs: South Woodland Church Merritt L. Fisher and wife to ahd Mrs. Lester Lord and family. Benton Harbor and BL Joseph Secretary — Vernon Baitinger; of the Brethren Kermit Booher’s kittens in a bird Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox spent • Two from pur district eta Myrtle Brandriff, lot 18. Crooked Treasurer — Phyllis Barnum; De ­ Arthur L Dodge, pastor cage; most outstanding entry— Milham Park. Kalama- high school Tu«iAjf ftohflni. 1 10: 00 A. M—Worship and sermon. fense Council—Geneva Pry. Gene Lake Bummer Resort. Barry Twp. i Darlene and Larry Durkee with their I acre Mis* Beatrice Bush who RBI ng. , । Elizabeth Stlmpson to George Ar 11: 00 A. M.—Sunday school. red. white and blue uniforms and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens ‘ land , Junior thl* year and Gate St Potts and wife. 80 Ac.. Bee. 15, 1 wagon with their dog. who held a Mrs. Clara Robinson visited Mr. and |who 1* a Senior. Thomapple Twp. Wc Invite you to worship with us. DURFEE pair of American flags In his piouth Leora Sanders el al to Roy Spauld­ Last Week’s Letter Barry County Christian Endeavor ing and wife, 160 Ac.. Sec. 17. Maple Mr. and Mrs. Heber Poster held Union Meeting a Success James Swanson and wife to Han­ Woodland Evangelical C. E. won their reunion at Thornapple lake * nah c. Denton, par. Sec. 3,-Hastlngs lhe silver cup for the largest attend­ Sunday. ance this month. Freeport U. B. The Rev. H. R. Pfeiffer attended Twp. James Swanson and wife to Grace .took home the second prize for at­ the Johnstown reunion at Hillsdale. ' tendance. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller went with 3. Hastings Twp. ; The new county officers were In- them. COURT HOUtt NtWj Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mlsen-, Mr. and Mr*. E. O. Bhorbo spent helder of Clisuwcnh. HL, Mr. and Sunday with Miss Elsie Shbmo’ of Mrs. Raymond Delton, Lake Odessa Allegan. and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dalton. I Mr. and MY*. Nit PflUh of Chi­ Woodland were dinner guest* of Mr. ’ cago spent the weekend with hter and Mra. Henry' Flessner Sunday. mother, Mrs. Glenn England and Mr. and Mra. Carlyle Buritie of sister. MB* Marjory England, on Lansing and MBs Jean Burkle ot Bunday lliey were dinner guflrta at Battle Creek were weekend guests ' the Jerry England cottage at Sad­ at the home of their parents, Mr. dlebag lake. and Mra. Cart Burkle. | Mra. P. E. Border is visiting her Mr. and Mra. Eldon Parrel! and mother, Mrs. d. Bourret and sister, son Larry Joe were Sunday dinner Mra. Juliet Brown of IWert Bend, guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. Iowa. Enroute she visited her daughGuy Kantner of Southeast Wood- — —•' land. ■nu son oi uu rara, nt. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and Larry Bird spent Bunday with Mr. Murcia Ann spent the weekend with and Mr*. Blake Rising of . West relatives here. Woodland. Mr*. Bertha Flory and Rev. Paul W. Geiger Is attending tlie Northern ' Michigan's Pastor's.—-. . Conference nt Owtackl. Trlnly , Rev. and Mrs. Fay O. Wing were Lutheran church, Tuesday. Wcdnes- dinner guest* at lhe home ot Mr. day and Friday of thB week. and Mra. Earl Chase of Hastings. Mrs. T. W. Thompson of Tucson. Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Chase and Mr*. Arlx., arrived In Woodland last Ethel Hall of Coats Grove were also week and B visiting her aUtcr and . guests. family. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyler | UtUe Shirley Townsend, oldest of East Woodland. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Chas. Mr. and Mrs. Blrdslll Holly and .Tbwnsend of South Woodland, had Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bird called , lhe misfortune to fall against the on Mr. Bert Snuggs of Detroit Bun- piano and crack tlie bone in her day afternoon. ; right 1*8 between lhe ankle and j.. .. — * x-rayed Mon­ cago visited at the home of Mr. and day morning and ths .... bone —... waa Mrs. Uiwrence Faul from Thursday found to be cracked clear across but until Monday. ’ ; not out of place. A splint bound it Verdun Flory spent the weekend In place. Our sympathy goes to In Detroit. I Shirley a* she was in a cast over Mr. annd Mrs. Edward Reeaor vis- | a year and ha* only been out a few Ited Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hopkins months. However the cast was on of Grand Rapids Sunday. I her left leg which has ^ompletcly KEEP ENGINE TUNED ★Keep your engine in "tune” with the times . . . if it isn't humming smoothly, it's costing you money and gas . . . gas that must be conserved, money that could go into War Bonds! We con help you get maximum mile* oge from your car. Come in today . . . conserve for Victory and you. To* help pretervo the life ot your motor, ui Mobile go*. oil and greases. Fifteen dealer* In Barry County to serve you. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR tn E. STATE ST. BASTINGS PHONE 1554 ROTH’S New Gift Shop In on effort to further serve this community, we-are opening a gift shop which Will have ample space and display and will be added to as time goes along. In those times of emergency it will help you to shop at home, to save tires and gasoline especially when making purchases forsmall and inexpensive gifts. The prices aro low—gifts you would really expect to pay much more for. Suggestions for early Christmas buying dr prizes for your bridge party — Gifts that are beautifiil and lasting — They suggest expehiive glfh but actually ore vary inexpensive. — Make it o point to see these before passing judgment. — Don’t let the low prices mislead you. — They ore rcdlly very worthwhile. Below is a list of some of the gifts Hand painted METAL WASTE BASKETS, beautiful colon and finish. The S<|.13 Ideal basket for kitchen or living room Hand painted METAL COASTER and tray ensemble only ........... Hand painted metal SILENT 79' 69' Hand painted METAL COASTER) Beautiful hand painted ora! EQc A and round BREAD BASKETS Hand painted round 8 in. CANAPE TRAYS, set of 4. assorted colors ... A beautiful group of It In x 15 in. hand paint­ ed PICTURES. Modern, outdoor scene, and pictures for the nursery for the anus- S4.75 ingly low price of only — each .1. Hand painted CHROME TRAY At only ......................... ................ Hand painted MIRRORED PLACE CARDS. A .I U Ing name or number. 26 in. x 30 In. Hand Painted PICTURES for only — each Diamond shaped MIRROR SETS, Just the thln< tor that table center piece or 7£c tued for a Hat coaster set, only.......... ■ O ’ novel WALL RACKS sneh hanging telephone rack*, khlek knack rad Novel mirrored racks, many solid >4. walnut op from4__ I In an effort to more fully cooperate with the War effort, we must conserve tires, gas and mileage, therefore we must ask our customers to bear with us in this time of omsrgoncy. '•I-—Ftoew ui to make d«Hv«,i«i of small ortlclM rhol one may carry 2nd.—Pleoie do not oak ui to make unnecessary service call on things that may be remedied by yourself, except in case of dbsolote neCMilty — of If possible bring it to our store and we will toko core of it «s gelckly os possible for you. •3,d-—Thil 11 «»•» «" Unwillingness on our putt to ibrvt. but, it in coMplote accord with the War Department that all transportation equipment must be Conserved, and until final Victory is won or such time as we may again resume our former services and practice we must ask that TOU cooperate with us to the fullest ex­ tent. We ore sure If we do these things now if won’t be long Until we may again every’da^ ~ D°" * k'*” ” k”’ Wl" ,0"* T0DAr AND W. A. ROTH • Furniture HASTINGS. MICH. On account of the help shortage I am disposing of some fine dairy cows at my farm 2} miles east and 1 mile south of Ma­ ple Grove Center on Hand painted metal 14 In. ROUND IrATS, assorted coion .................... 79 Beaatlful and UCTION SALE PHONE 2226 TUESDAY, SEPT. 22,1942 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING HARRY F. KFU. Republican CandHate fc Go . r • th»4lr»I non-incumbetri camlkfa** fct DAIRY COWS Brown Swiss, 8 yrs. old, due Oct.SQ Brown Swiss, 6 yrs. old, due Oct. 1 Durham, 7 yrs. old, due • Feb. 25 Jersey, 7 yrs. old, due Dec. 25 Guernsey, 5 yrs. old, due Sept. 22 Holstein-, 4 yrs. old, calf by side Durham, 3 yrs. old, due Nov. 11 •' Jersey, 3 yrs. old, due April 18, 1943 Jersey, 5 yrs. old, due Dec. 15 '< Guernsey, 7 yrs. old, due March 3 Jersey, 9 yrs. old, pasture bred Guernsey heifer, pasture bred 10 head of young stock TOOLS 2 spring tooth drags 400 egg incubator Gasoline engine TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of tale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Governor to b« nominated BrHtnhwtraly | • " JFTry was Harry F. Kelly | nominated far GovArrtor' without opposition?”' BECAUSE, hc ottered hi» fine term u| Secretary of Stake with high ideals of public service and PUT THOSE IDEALS INTO ACTION. BECAUSE, he so won public confident* with his achievements that to vu RS- ' ELECTED WITH THE , LARGEST’ VOTE EVER GIVEN ANY CANDI­ DATE FOR ANY OFFICE IN M1CH1- X GAN S HISTORY. BECAUSE, HASSY F. KILLY >t GOVERNOR will exemplify th, luM fine qullkta of Mdlly <0 MR honeit InuknU* fet kn dhuvtat. JOHN SIBOTEAN, Propr HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer i. E. GRAY, ClSrtt TH, I I �THE HASTING# BANNER, THWPAT. 8EPTDOEB 17, 1H» NOTICES ^iany more happy years together. of Orand Rapids and Ensign John many hsj Glen Kermeen of Middleville did proved from her operation nnd ex* CARLTON CENTER Mr. and Mrs. George Gillespie and oat threshing in thli vicinity but •on Brian of CliarleaUMi, W. Va., 'J. J. Bl rod beck b slowly gaining vblled their relatives, the Cogs ­ plete his Officers’ Training. Paul Palnicr relumed Tuesday Mrs. Clyde Warren attended a well and Gillespb' families, an the left the hospital In Hastings Satur- from attending the date 4-H club few hours a day. Hla grandson from meeting in Hastings in which in­ Center road Sunday of last week. show at Lansing. near Cadillac spent the weekend Mrs. Millie Phlier and William with them. Cogswell called on their brother, clothing during the war. Margaret Kermeen of Middleville Visitors at Roy Erway’s during Frank Cog <well, who Is 111 in Has- ________________________________ were married Saturday. Sept. a. wwc —. ~.u «... tings, Monday afternoon. Mbs Ruby before returning to their home, the Congratulations and best wishes for with her daughter and family. Mr. DKDEM FOB FUBLICATIOM and Mra. Ignatius Rualne ot Ham­ Homer Erway and children of Mus- Cogswell was abo a call»r there. line residence on the farm of Mr. a happy future. mond. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall and Mrs. Oumie Keiser south of krgon, Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolf and ••• Buck and children stayed with daughter of Orand Rapids. I BRANCH DISTRICT ‘ Middleville on M-37. . —.F —.... . ... — — .. .... ... t t Esther. Mr. and Mra. George Rualne । Mr. and Mra. Bert Arehart, who CLAY HILLS Mra Forrest Havens last Friday. A [ Mra. Maynard Tucker began her reside south of Hastings, were SunMr. and Mrs. Leon Potts called brought her home Sunday and will very interesting program wag, con- school in the Durfee district Mon- .day guests of her sister, Mrs Ada on Mrs. Lerma Johnson in Bowne stay a couple of days. Wednesday evening. ducted by Mrs. Ray Erway. ’ [day. August 31. Shaw and family. --------» Tlie Busy Bea club met with Mrs. U»t Thursday evening, after which Mrs. cnas Chas Whittemore spent sev- j -w. *nu mra. truest .-saiamoi-c , cral days last week with her daugh- entertained their tons and their [POWERS ECHOES [Minnie Churchill In Middleville ter. Mrs. Robt. Shricker and fam- ! wives and other guests far Sunday j jjr and Edward Hammer and j Thursday afternoon. They have be­ supper the Brat of October. lly at Richland dl"'?rlr' J / daughter of Sandusky. Ohio, spent I Sun thrlr for the Red Cross Mr. and Mra. George Streby and !/ Mrs. Sara Erway Is visiting Mr I Richard and Dorr Darby enjoyed I Monday evening with hb aunt. Mra “<alndaughter of Belleville. Ohio, and —j *»— ----- at Muskegon., B tr|P t0 the northern port of the Pauline Daniels • Mr and Mrs. William Hullett of Mrs. Earl Keeler of Hastings, Mr. ------------- [state over the weekend. | p^ Hsrrtoon of North Holly- [MMtHwUle and Mr and Mra. Than. and Mra. Michael Debakey. of Orand I Mrs. John Darby visited hfr .... |। wood. wooa Calif., vaiu and ana Bob ooo Brown nrown of or Deue- Hullet of Grand Rapids were visitors .ha —.. . ... . . . . .. at Roy McCaul’a Sunday. mf. conxiin in Allegan last Tnura- . home s' of their aunu th< ' Mrs. Verdun Covin and daughter Woodland were Sunday gueiti of i School commenced Wednesday In day. Her granddaughter came home and Almira Reed thia called on her parents. Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Shriber and our District with Mrs. Helen Tuck- — with her for a•*" few” daysturned to to their their homes homes Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Leo Barry and family. -LT ( turned .| Buel Sisson of Freeport. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fossett enterMrs. Virgil Andrews and daueh- 1 Mbs Alice Whetstone underwent! Wo “re Slad Mrs. Anna H*«n- talned the Wilkinson reunion Labor t„. Arkne of Augtuto and Mr A^1 "y ®” !.U dlnnM ,n «nd MraSeymore j’SX Mra a major operation at Pennock hos-1 ™ond 1* gaining ™P,d*y pttol Wednesday morning of i*« rue»t* were Mr. and Mrs Oeo. ChenJ’ 8mlth I M,r>’ Wfwl called on George Bedweek She b coming along fine [ nc>' 0( Hastings, Mr and Mrs. Chas -------------from Gibsonburg. - -------- _,------Ohio,- were _pres__ _____ ford BV at tnc the (|om home of hb son. Ar­ which b good news to her many' Hammond of Banfleld. Mra. Will ent abo also others from Charlotte. Bed- I thur. Wednesday friends as we one and ail wish her . P”*1- Mr----------------and^Mrs. Stahl of Clarks- <• ford, .nA — .. ---------------and Ma.ttn.. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. I Mr and Mrs Emery Ooodrite and ■ ,pe«ly mmm. • I""*;,0-iraid *! ” Kb ’ and' wife ' of' Grand‘ Smith are spending a few days with daughters of Toledo, Ohio were mr. and ano Mrs mrs. Frank rrans Cogswell wgawcu ana »uu ; M.nC JI“nah Cbe]'n.<7' R*v. Mr ,nd Mra’ D’ ; weekend and Labor Day guests of Mr “re "71 Mr’ ttnd I IllVnJ7 - --------------------I Mra Pttullne Daniels. children of Hastings were Sunday I ££lK£ll£h?J£ —— -1 — ----------------------------- Mrs. I Mr. Ralnh M(. Bnd Howd MnUn< and afternoon callers at------------Mr. and ^’P*1 Striker StrU'0'-. feral I,lIBirKr. IRVING Orr Fisher’s '• Mrs- Chas. Hammond had the cast ' daughter. Mrs. A. Mullenkopf and L n . Vk X °£ V i*°n of were Saturday vid­ Mr. and Mr, Cl.renee Curtb .nd ™>ovrd fmd her lln>0 .nd I. FOR CASH, will trade for a house and lot in town wn Hn«<r of B.IU, Cr«. Wm *k-- “ •«'“ >» '?»«« Nell gathered at Caledonia Park at tors at tlie home of Arthur Bedford, or will sell on a contract. 120 acres in Prairie­ a reunion to honor Alex Nell, who’ — sundw ,u«u or dor r»rmu. Mr. u “K,'l« ville township, wonderful large house, complete­ .nd Mr, Bound B.rrr. Uoor' IctlIwl Tt,r was home on a short furlough. A BOWENS MILLS . Stuart Clears*. C,4S. ouinpl. orTn.rtawn W , M'- Ahn. HunMrlrr .nd «». daughter from Wisconsin, with her ly wired, two barns, good fences. We want a deal inuir was Mr *nd MriL C,*de Holmes have S."V. . ., Eton aUk.pl.-. Ui. family, was amone among tnnae those nrvo-nt present. on this farm right away. Price. $4500.00. ~MJ .JO- U. Wivnr last week । spent two weeks with Elery HoughMr. Mid M„ LrwU Hm.1 vUltrf ' T»O' rolumM hom. Wed- moved into the house recently owned Muskegon where he has a good job. INCOME PROPERTY in the 1st ward. 3 three r Kp'u.,,7 A.km...' MrMrs- *-eww Merzei vuiteu Last Sunday, Mr. and Mra. Clark I-1 TTfratu /_.M,V'u.re l. ”nJiher by Charles Ludlow. L«rlni | her uncle. David Flory Flory of Scottville. Scottville. | nfgd>y~ rootp apartments and bath upstairs, apartment Miss Lillian Sowethy has returned Springer entertained her cousins. S»»»»ntey They were accompanied sollT1J snVLTZ downstairs, hot water heater, 3 stall garage. For to her school work in Chicago. ' by Mr. and Mra. Claud Demand and Lait , Week’’ss Utter Letter family of Wayland. Week quick sole. $3150.00. Mrs. Jessie Couch has returned to m all went on and stayed over night at Mrs. Frances Briggs, who has Mrs Frank Hom entertained with nomc In , aHcr after a a ,sevn the Coolbaugh cottage near Bay ^wirg^Mr-nTS^ 1 her home In the village^ (been under the doctor's care for the NEW 5 ROOM BUNGALOW, all modern. 2 bed­ d•■} View. past two weeks, b gaining slowly. rooms. bath, living room, dining room, kitchen, ,11 Miss Dorothy Cogswell was a Bryce Meyers and Maud of Grand Mrs. Robert Button nee Beatrice linen closets, full lot. single garage, $3700.00. •n.r weekend visitor in Chicago. Myers, and two children of Wayland, Rapids, Mr. and Mra. Harry Shute SOUTH THORNAPPLE Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Oliver and have been spending a few days with of Husttngi Bert and Thad Cook AN EXTRA GOOD 6 ROOM HOUSE in the 4th .no John jonn Graham urunam of or Kalamazoo. nammazoo. I 10 her parents before moving to Flint and । Our school started Monday mom- This ward, close in. Will sell for cash or will trade for This was whji a s farewell farewell partv nartv for fnr Orville Orville 1 “1 ^nd ,V’e we?"’d w,Jh thelr P*r- where her husband has a Job. Cook who goes to Fort Custer cn*?’Mr' *nd Mr*. June* Oliver a cheaper-house. Remember Uie Sunday school, are ln Wgh sc,10°1- *omc at Hastings Thursday and our best wishes go ' “nd J‘^h,er’ EJmlco Eunlce r°- every Sunday at 11 A. M. Everybody with him 1 lu™ed ihome with them to spend I urged to attend. Lesson on Jneph. A BEAUTIFUL HOME on W. Center street in i Mr and Mrs. Lynn Bishop of BatMrs. Irene Dickerson entertained : ters wec an? ’®families Uo the 4th ward, strictly modern, has everything, and.k their ’ hcr two sU- PLEASANT HILL* " about thirty-five guests Thursday " is worth $6000.00. will sell for $4500.00. Mr. and Mra Lester Raymond and evening at a shower given for Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wleringa Mr. and Mra. Donald Manning |and Mrs. Boyd Payne. Refresh- 1and Anna .May of Grand Rapids, son of Plainwell were Sunday guests 1 expect to move to Detroit next week ments were served and they received |1also Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson I of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cllf। He U employed at Willow Run. | accompanied by Mrs. Moses and son । ton Campbell. many useful and pretty gifte. 11 i; Rev. and Mrs. Leeland Hom at­ Robert Kenyon will attend high :j of Hastings spent Sunday afternoon I Mr. and Mra. Vere Carter attendi tended church services in Battle j with Mra. Hattie Johnson. ed the Kent Co. teachers' meeting at Delton this year. ' Creek Sunday where he preached school -X.U Mrs. «.> Dale Larabee um.ucc of ui Yp.U- |, Mrs Jeasle Couch of I tv Ing ex- In Grand Rapids Friday. Mr. and I two services. • sltant’l called on their parents Mr IpcctJ' ,o 00,110 and Bt ‘he home I Mrs. Matt Bedford entertained | Mr. and Mrs. William Bonneville, and Mrs. Lester Hanceville Saturday of Mr nnd MnL-Phillp Nichnls and [with a shower Saturday evening -•Ouranne and Billy, Mr. and Mra and attended hb father Jew Urato look after the little folks honoring Mrs. Paul Olboon. __________________ _____________ f Merle Bonneville and beeJerry ’s saleof Bat*“ Mrs- Nlchols has employment in ! Miss Nettie Kerr of Lowell spent btate OF MICHIGAN-ORDER or। tie creek, spent Sunday with Mr. the defense plant at Middleville. > the past week with her aunt. Mrs. THE conservation COMMISSION and M„ L«Ur SonnevlUe. Her hours are from noon till tlx p.------Stephen *”*“ . Carter. — REAL ESTATE BROKER D°£?“-E0CEK',An-» o?llinotx£ I Nettle Maas and Mrs Kate BARNUM SCHOOL Little Beatrice and Bernice Pal­ Last Week’s Letter and woodcock i Patton of Kalamazoo called on Mrs. mer are again stoving nt the home Dorothy and Leona Hebe were tlll midnight. STEBBINS BU1IDING PHONE 2659 [Mina Kenyon one day last week. School began In the Gates school. of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer while home for the weekend and over Mr. and Mra. Mila Ashby enter­ Labor Day. Sept. 8. Mrs. Japhet resuming the their mother is teaching in the tained the following guests with a Mr. and Mrs Boyd Hart nf Cleve­ duties again as Instructor. We un­ Freeport High school. lovely birthday dinner Sunday: land. Mrs. Ethel McFarland of Lo­ derstand four new children enrolled. Mrs. R. J. Williams is much Imsing visited Mrs. Chas. Scofield Sat­ 1 Hastings. Mabel Babcock of Don ling, urday afternoon. and Alta Masher of Hope Center. . — — E. Holmes of -- ------- — --------------------- —9Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. F W. Mr. and Mra. Harry MUener of (Holmes and Mrs. R. V. Birdsall of FOR SALE! ■0TICX or MOBTOAOB BALM "The Bent Investment on Earth, U the Earth Itself" EARL R. BOYES bu>1m; to uk» ni<r*iory «»m« I Battle Creek spent Saturday night Herbert Johnston home Sat­ ’ ’■ I with Mr :inrl Hririlnn Wenvnn urday. .... .... the occasion ____ *._•______ being...in honor ’ of Harold Johnston who leaver, for Fort Custer this week. ie i Alva Kenyon and Mrs. Minn Ken- Visitors in the Fred Otis home h',! during the last week were Rev. and •fl Mrs. Kelford of Eaton Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Slddai ahd daughter *i Beth ot Clarkston. Mr. and Mrs. day evening in honor ot Clarence ; Tyler and Harold Johnston both ; of whom have been Inducted into the army. MONEY MARTIN CORNERS Last Week s Letter Frank Trautweln of Loretto, Pa., arrived Friday for a few day’s visit I with hb mother, Mrs. Eva Truutweln. । Mr and Mrs. William E Hilton j observed their 50th wedding anni­ versary Sunday. Aug. 30. relatives being present from Detroit and Lansing. Congratulations to this worthy couple, and we wish lor them I | : and Mrs. Edwin Burkland and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Rex Tate of Ypsi­ lanti vixited at Forrest Havens over Labor Day. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erway enler[talned their children. Mr. and Mrs. uffmanteb. Dinetor ' S'011 *nd of Landing, the Gui a 54 Misses GenevieVe and Maxine Erway i, SUPPOSE YOU FLICKID THIS SWITCH REMODEL era raqulrag to prvarai tk to Ui4 Court, at tko Probata and nothina happened! REPAIR READY-BUILT HOMES * oansa fob publication ■fc MONEY IS AVAILABLE FOR BUYING HOMES THAT ARE ALREADY BUILT ranaork, tneatallr MMSMM M. CadawaMar. Geardiae. ha fstnily gen as it did 1: ■pplianc BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! So decide or the one you like and lot us help you buy it. We Yen ■ till finance lhe purchase of a home that is already built and financa repairing and ro- OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION too late. We will ba glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Come in today. THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN ■M ha ha dlaaharaad tra« CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L B. PHONE 2503 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-09-24.pdf 058fa5f32bdfe93edc0cff2be4bee06a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR On /Ao 'tr ft ft ☆ HASTINGS MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1942 14 PAGES—2 SECTIONS lb jf 1'1 ☆ Home Front PRIMARY ELECTION OFFICIAL FIGURES Speed Limit For Cars May Be Cut To 35 Miles Per Hour Regulating the speed of sutomo- Not Much Different from *ave tire* from quickly wearing out Those Given Out Lost Week Hello to AU of You Fellows In th* Armed Force*:— I dont know why I should be the first one* chosen to write you a letter unless It Is because I happen to be the mayor and In that capacity can send vou the official greetings from Hastings, which I hereby do on thia third Sunday in September. According to last week's letter I am supposed to have something to tell you about fishing. It is true I , am an ardent follower of old Isaac Walton but my success in the art *of angling i* not a* much my , skill, aa It 1* knowing where to fish. I do the greatest part of my fishing ’ The county canvassing board completed their labors last week in compiling the returns of the pri­ mary election held Tuesday. Sep­ tember 15. The official figure* do not differ materially from those given in the Banner last week. The figures are a* follows. ... United Slate Senator Republican — Homer Fergusen. 1579: Gerald L. K Smith B09: Elton R Eaton. 484 Total 2872 Democrat — Prentiss M Brown. 140. Governor Republican—Harry F. Kelley. 3538. rubber cannot be obtained to re­ place worn out Urea. *o they mutt be made to wear as tong as possible. Soon there will come from Wash­ ington a decree limiting the speed of truck* and automobile*. It M hinted that a 30 mUe'limlt will be R. R. OFFICIALS WIRE HERE OH M1UHDH ~ ------- Were Cuasts of Sool Co. Golf and Chicken Dinner Enjoyed Hastings has factories which attract to-our eity men from all part* of the country, and advertise Ha*- SP­ SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 H 8 Nl A*ACOMMinEEM»^S^.«^m.>MmEEn.MOU NAMED - - - - - - - -FOR - - - -YEAR ---- Dance Schedule TO STUDY WAYS -CUT FOOD BILLS Sunday Is Rally Day In the churches of this city, and in the -----------; The third Country Club dance for :. nauon too II would be fine line if 11 , every church service and every Sun- I Wotring Again Heads The Coast Guards from Clear 1 d*/ school in this and every other i County Organisation : locality would have a capacity crowd Saturday night. < next Sunday. ' On Friday evening. Sept. 18. in ■ Sixty men from the camp attend­ And why not? / [each township In Barry county. ,ed and.enjoyed the evening danc^^“ca . ing with local girls who volunteered Nipping Food Rin*" is the sub* • Xck. announced by Maiy E. Bullis, Ungs far and wide Th* Inter- are essentially Christian. If we fanner* of the several townships tojielp Tlth ,hese.. These dances will be given every Home Extension Agent, fur the Art naUonal Seal and Lock Co. 1* one. .wish to boost the morale of America ' elected a Trlple-A Committee to three weeks and all expense* are “ • — ••--------- -- ----------*—*----- '• we can beat do it by doing all we'represent them in their township defrayed by local contributions. County Home Extension groups dur­ miles for other cars. Slate, city po- i >n every continent, and tn many of can to have Christ's teachings । for the following year The general committee include* The following Community Com- the Mr and Mrs Einar Frand- ing 1942-43. lice and sheriff's officers wiU be thf populous Island*. Including Java, made the dominant plan and moI mitteemen were elected in the 1Uve in our lives. called on to enforce.the new regu- Cuba r”h* and *nrt Australia. au.tralia sen*. Earl Colemans. Chester Hodg­ September 10 and October 1 with Bo go* to church and Sunday,several townships: Assyria— Mil­ es. Richard Cooks. Roman Feld. The freight-claim agents of the school next Sunday. (ton'*— Hartom. "—'—Albert Jones. ‘ ’------Wm. pauschs. Clayton Brandstetter*. Ed- training meeting* at the Court Penalties are being, considered railroad* are Interested in the great- 1 .Strain. Miller. E W. McThe one likely to be adopted will." protection to valuable freight iDermid; Floyd Baltimore-Archie Newton. !local kroupe. In charge of Miriam 'Dermid; Baltimore —Archie Newton. be the revoking of the gasoline which is given by the Tyden car 'Harold Stanton. Ella Smith. E. W. i*? I Eads' rt***^* nutrition and — y ------- ------- ---------- ------- ‘ . specu rationing card Issued for the bus. seal Thr.M- railroad officials have Mrs 1Irene Salles. Saylc*. । BuHU Proefrock. Claud Letter: Bam- 1 M . | track or car. Gasoline rationing yearly meetings for large area*, u/l If any other organization* would iElwyn Butler. Charles ” '' ' will be a part of the regulations, Those of the south and middle west V ’.U ,‘"lrrs like to sponsor coast guard dances fore this first meeting by making oner, 171. J Milton Letnaar. K “ .r.;L. ,. Kenneth uewe>-. plme cgU Urj hurley Henry. to greatly reduce the wearing out have for a number of years been the fish are so plentiful and bite Llewt. Governor | loren Coppock: Carlton—Fred of automobile tires. I meeting in Battle Cre«k. While of the recreation com­ arrangements at the Extension Of­ bo fast that you have to hide be­ Republican—D Hale Brake. 1103; fice In the Court House Miss Bullis Automobile, bus and track drlv- they were there, an Invitation to ' jHenney. Henry Williams, John Ua- mittee of the local U. 8. O. hind a tree to bait your hook. If some Some or of tr |t rtirs Hitt the jop Jap Eugene C. Keyes. 914; Thomas er* will soon discover that Uncle come to Hasting*, spend a day play- | ir ।borne. Oliver Boulter. Allan BuiFishing is great. sport but my Read. 717. Premier No One Will Weep mer. — . .. .. B . Samuel must be obeyed. If they Ing golf and visiting here at the wife wondered a little about it the will elect two local leaden and the Democrat—Frank Murphy. 137. I Castleton—Marshall Beison, vicwish to use the right to drive a bus.. Country Club, and enJo,trig a fine ' other day. I don't see why because track or car for themselves or foe chicken dinner, has been extended' Well, dear reader, you'll ml*s that tor - -Bramm. Wayne Offley. Owen Republican — Clare E. Hoffman. --------------Id fountain fountain ... in the the wv-.. court 7yard yard that । Hynes, Hynes. Harold Bali*: Hasting*- nCCeiVOU EOF special •------ ---they ------------IV thl* Kivup group MJ by the Wir Seal Co. old in court —IU WMB, that some employer, must*■ obey ■*-the to everything now that you need for era, who In turn take the Informa­ ttirrMish Clarence Clarrnr* Crawford ("rawford its Its dido! didn't fount, Fnam, also the ih* large basin haaln iLaurence ! Laurrni through Beadle. Lawrence Ritz- Red CrOSS Kits your fishing trip?" All I said was. 1962; J. T. Hammond. 713; B. J. rules. tion bock to their own group*. Burton 103. Total. 2.778. ' --i——*rv.*v and ... . . . man, Harold Slocum. Albert Reed. “Not by a Jug full!" ‘Ml u ,,MM w.ur Allen McDonald; Hope—Allen Bl*h•The Home Extension Council enjoyed thl* thl* hospitality hospitality for for several several .. „ ... . ... . . .,--------- ------- -----------—-------------------Mr*. Ed Van Popering, who heads I always remember that first real I Democrat—H. H. Jarvis 51: Dean — year*. ,but which Instead Instead held held aa varied varied ||OOpp.Delos Delos Flower Flower..John John Houghtallng. Houghtallng. flxh story about Jonah and the' Morley 69. Total 130. a special committee of the Barry.Co. State Senator asrtst with organisation, are: Mts. i Saturday? they were here again, assortment of waste paper.* cigar'Loyd Bruce. Opal Bishop: Irving— whale and the Sunday school teach­ Chapter. American Red Cross, to Lewis Otis. Dowling; Mra Edward and"*had"a good time de*pite""th« butu. discarded chewing gum and j,Walter Harrison. Brace Windes. | Republican—Kim Sigler 2652; H land hsd £ deeplte the butt*, chewlnir HarrUon Bruce Wind**. Carl er who told it to her class and then ' D. Tripp 599. Total 3251 unfavorable ------weather" The' largent what have you. The picture above 1 Lenx. Lenx. Walter W* -------------.... The Hammond. Clifford raise money to furnish 400 kits to Rice. Hastings: Mr*. Welby Crock­ asked. "Now tell me what this story |I '•••—■‘ma.** a i No Democratic vote recorded tor •— appears quite -WI-.1-. - ;Converse; ----------- - Johnstown—Loren Van­ be given men who are leaving for 1 railroad system* of •*-the -----country artistic: but it doesn't Syckle <George Willison. Steve oversea*, has received a number of [son. Middleville: Mr*. Stuart Jack­ ,or “» — _ . . ' were were represented. rrp,And jviu they had a ,:-------------------------------contribution* and wishes to thank son Hastings; Mrs. Fred Bachtel. Terry, Charlie Pox. Ted Russell. To Report to Bowman Field, delightful time One of them took Maple Grove—Ernest Gray. Gro­ the following Individuals and or- i Hasting*: Mra Leon Dunning. DelLouisville, Ky.. on Oct. 3. 1 occasion to say at the dinner that­ pose you would rather have a little' J ton; Mr* Madeline Norman. Delthese nfteerx oITerrs looked forward to their I ver Marshall. Austin Schantz. Milo ganizations: , Lhrw local news so all of this is probably 1. Republican — Ellis E. Faulkner, Dr. Raymond Flnnle received or' Clyde Schermerhorn, donated the I ton. Young. Harvey Cheeseman; “ day in Hasting* as a red-letter ocenough about fishing but even If | 2494. der* Saturday from the United carton for the year. AU spoke high- I Barry anreville—Cllr. Clir.“on John money received on Ute last day , aus hl* ------ County — homemakers, -------z------- — who snrevtlte Castle. I do say R. I bait a mean hook. Suites Army to report at Bowman ly of our city, the Beal Co. and the Carter. Floyd Palmer. Claud Spar- farm, where the bomber crashed. I Plan to enroll, know that a whole­ Friday night was the first foot- , Republican—Laurence E Barnett. 2507. Field. Louisville. Ky.. on Oct 3 for ; Country VJUD row. Arthur Palmer; Prairieville— was open to the public; the Naza- some food supply is.Really th* first Club, Bna and wrre were delighted | ball game of the season for H. H. B. of family -defense. ,dUly “ “ “Ptoin In the u hcre M <ueiU of the com. < George M Wood*. Harold Doster, rvne Young People* Society; Cart- line "* --------- - Reducing here with Lowell who walked away medical corps ' Republican—Glenn Bera. 2704. Merle Bradfield. Ernest Morehouse.' ton Center Farm and Home Assn.: food coats, fashions in food ration, with a 6 to 7 victory. Hastings out­ ‘ AOOUl About OO 60 were in aiienaance. attendance, inin- | County Clerk Henn' Germain: Rutland—Frank Royal Coach Co.; North Michigan money saving meals the home gar­ — - ------- - were m played the Lowell squad moat of the Republican—Allan C. Hyde. 2623 D Ferris. Gerald Smith, Harry 1 Ave. Birthday Club: Episcopal I den and use of Michigan foods, will d'Ulhur. MrMr. MU »MMMW u— of IM sal ’ Ume hut didn't seem to make It County Treasurer CapL Flnnle. They plan to stay with " ' ; Dunn, Forest Havens. Bryan Cro-,church: Windstorm office; Hickory, click. Francis Goggins got a brok­ Republican—George Clouse. 3527. the C. P Oeleynie family In Louis- !comp"ny,,,__________ foot; Thomapple—Grover Cline, Comers Eastern Star: individuals' Preparation of meal* will b* !nen collar bone In the tuuel but will ville unUl they are able to «nd . rnAU w- gave money .... Hasting* eluded in three of the meetings so Register of Deed* Vur Adams. William Crldler, Earl who at the be O. K. In a short time. Next Republican—Vernor Webster, 2.­ permanent quarters. Mr Geleynse > rIK3 I LALL rKUM Country ClubLClub luncheons; Ira V Vanmembers a chance tn Kermeen. Clarence Longstreet. CGur.U? —.-’:that ---------— will -------have ----------week we play Greenville there, where . .. . . .. ................................ __1.— I is a nephew of the Roy Hubbards. TAy CHOP Woodland—Walter Fisher. Oeorge ,. derlinden, who contributed the total sample what "n. is recommended 526. we should really go to town. We ail Drain Commissioner Gordon and Joan Flnnle will re-! 1 NJ I Jiivr Forman. Otto Townsend. Carl Jorreceipt* from hl* huckleberry marsh Member* of the Home Extension missed the band and while we were agreed that thia 1* “a year dan. Victor Eckardt: Yankee near Maple Grove; Woodland Council this *e Republlsan — Mark Ritchie 1698; imatn in Hastings. As in past year* the city Camp I talking someone said they thought ----------------- Springs—Joseph Flaia. Claud Will-! school*: Methodtet Womens Society: when such a study to more Irnpor। . Fire girts will sponsor a Christmas | it would be a good thing If the Herbert J. Cook. 1013. son. Ed Jackson, Frank Cutler. Ray Mr. and Mr*. R G- Hubbard: Mr*. । tent than ever and hop* that a lam toy Shop for young boys and girl* ! band opened every game by playing number of of Barry Barry county county wtsnen women will Parker Fred Denton; Mr and Mrs Richard munber ‘J! Republican—Dr Clarence P. Lath­ *• . r* tt >f Hartings However toys will be the naUonal anthem with everyone The people who attended these|Oroo*: Mrs. M J. Cross; Dr and, be enrolled, 1 called for early, tire approximate singing ft seem* like a good Idea rope 2505. Circuit Court Conuniuloner* meetings on Friday evening elected ' Mrs. D. D. Walton; Mrs. Robert I — ' ••• Lyle Fry has been appointed to date for collection being during Uje particularly In these days when It Non Partiaan—No names on bal­ succeed Julius Knowlton on the middle of October to allow ample a delegate from each township to'Cook, who donates the money she mean* more to u* than It ever has lot*. There were written 110 bal- Grand Valley Boy Scout Council time for repair and painting to attend the County Convention on receives from her handwriting analy-( before. You'know we have a Coast Guard ’“‘f. <L2e*n.r^dn “ executive staff, according to James make the toys as good os new. Saturday. Sept. 19. at which time sea; Mr. and Mr*. George Hebd*n; the County Committee was elected. * Mr. and Mn^Richard Cook and Mrs. 1 Camp of 400 men at Clear lake. S.Mh. JorJ10^ .Po^wl.?nd °uy E. Spindle, council president. Mr. Thia is merely a reminder *0 that These 16 delegate* met In the | Homer JJbTmion of Hickory Comer*.', . . — >>■ fall nil such nlavBauer. On the draw Fowen wa* jj ,., 'pry wllI m Grand during fall cleaning ail such playEvery week one of the minister*' Court House and elected the, So far. Mr*. Van Popering has I nJ? ' J 'XSH ' •"‘Mr. Fr, -1U repon IV UMo m., be put uU. tor lire goes to eamp on Sunday evening to ZTiZZL,— show a tot of things that did not County Committee and 2 alternates ' had no definite returns from her conduct vesper services. This tol,ln duly on Sept. 34. ' i Toy Shop. for the 1943 Agricultural Conaer-1 committee members throughout the make the fountain ornamental. Bunday night Rev. Slone talked to . *nd P0**” **» .»* °n A graduate of Albion college in1 Mrs. Einar Frand*en is Ure Camp ration program as follows: Glenn , county but report* reaching her ten 1939, Fry took graduate work at the: Pire council chairman for this projthe boys and he took the church Wotring, chairman; John H. Blr- of good success Mrs. Van Popering UniveraKy of Michigan. He taught i ect and further details will appear choir with him. including Mr. and _ ____ .__ «___ « l.r.r Hat* man. vice chairman: Lawrence R. I feels that the drive is gaining mo-I — --------------■ _-y— — nel. If some of it could penetrate Farrell, third member; Milton J. mentum all the time and her quota . for September in the war Ing scouting professionally. Since । •••----------------eral solo selections Thl* same type 1ML vital portions of the anatomy of Hartom. 1st alternate and George i will be reached in the very near fu... of thing is probably done In many Barry County Republican and January. 1941, he has been employ- ' Premier Tojo of Japan, who order­ M Woods. 2nd alternate. |ture. ed as field execuUve of the Land o' I ~~ of the camp* where you are. Democratic County Convention* man George carpenter and hie com­ ed the sneak attack on Pearl HarIt seems to me you fellows must were held on Monday and Tuesday , Lakes Boy Scout Council st Jack- FARM MACHINE RATIONING have a lot of Interesting news to tell of uarry this week, respectively. vounty nepuouc.n* nameo U an e«le scout with 15 year. BOARD NAMED Ing in Barry county. AIR FORCE SEEKS us so why don't you write what Workmen dismantled the fountain SPECIALISTS you're doing and at the same time the following delegate* to the state °f summer camping experience, the last week and have prepared the ... tVirM nf whlrh were aa director tell us what you would like to hear Dr. John Brown. Jr- prominent mon th Army Air Force ground crew* aeek place for a 60 foot flagpole, which about. 55 b“X n?, Mr • UU om to ~ "!>—»- »d U»t « -»«>» can be used to float Old Otory. And 7700 specialists In Illinois. Michi­ in th* field of Physical Education. I That's letttng th* facta speak for One Interesting bit of news which Rkhard Cook Clrt^McDerbv Vtetor h«ndl«l Knowlton. Knowlton, neeesaary for the county USDA gan and Wisconsin by October 15. gave two addresses in Hastings > themselves. has reached us is about wedding Eckirtl wd R M ^k C^r « 1 **» 80 to Buffalo. N. Y.. as kssls-. War Board to name . farm machine that will, in our Judgment, be an according to Brig. General Henry 8.' on Wednesday. Sept. 33. He spoke | It would probably ba reckle** to improvement * over what the foun­ bells, Junior (DePorrest) Walton, tain had become. We still think Aurand. commanding general of the, before a senior high school assem- bet even a broken down pair of sus« and Shirley Crane of Fennville. Hinman, William Liebler, Mrs. Leon j bly In th* morning, his subject be- 1 penders against a brand now Inner __________ _______ r*?S"^.nLMUUM « CM..- the name of Daniel Striker who Sixth Service Command. Junior has been stationed on the Dunning. Vernor Webster. Albert |I--—— 'man Wotring, Harold Foster, Har- gave the fountain, and thus started The men sought are radio opera­. ing. "Beating Your Best " At noon, tube that Die boy* won't make it. west coast since he won hl* wings Reesor and Ken Braendle were • — - —I vey Elliott. Fred A. Smith and John the Idea of having something use­ tor*. welder*, armorers, and other and Just like that they decided to named aa alternated club at their luncheon meeUng and fellow* have their necks stretched M — Naw Manaaer ‘carter met Friday and selected El­ ful and ornamental on court house type* of mechanic* to xervlce air­ vet married so Shirley and* her * went. on illnrlstr pretty far out on the limb thi* time. The county Republicans ' ’ -, square, ought to appear in con­ planes Those who qualify will go spoke on "Fit al Fifty.brother drove to California. The record a* endorsing the candidacy I| 7*-The Kist "* Store, the past pn»*ton.*HasUno *RL-3,"to work So far this month, three oulstand— ->closed —• •»._ — .”----•—with nection with the flagpole, whlcfct is directly into ground crew*. Some day they went to get the license the of Judge Homer Ferguson• for n a .two weeks, opened today. Thursday U. 8. may find place* in the flying crew*. the AAA chairman on the rationing to replace the fountain. courthouse was closed. When they senator and the entire Republican under new management. R. J. Max- . Applicant* must be between the problem. finally obtained a license they found alate of candidates for national, son. who came here some lime ago Umea her official quota: Hartings age* of IB and SO. Blight physical Mr. Wot ring points out that the thqt they had to wait three more stale and county office. Delegates to from Lowell, is the new manager. : defects will not disqualify. Complete new farm machine rationing board days before they could be married. the convention were given a free information may be obtained at the The store has been redecorated Then in the excitement of getting hand exceot that they were urged and the fixtures have been rear­ will need a little time to get com­ nearest Army recruiting office. an apartment and settling they to vote only for high caliber candi­ ranged In an effort to better serve plete instructions from the state board but that the memebrs hope Edwin L. Bassett, charged with forgot about the stele law requiring dates to nil the ticket and were the customer. Mr. Maxson states blood test* So thl* presented an­ recommended to refuse support to that they will continue to render to be able to get underway so that the kidnaping of the seven months all necessary farm machinery appli­ SAXONS LOST FIRST other delay and when Shirley look any individual who might aspire to the same service to the public that GAME OF SEASON cations will be ready and acted up­ her test she became a litUe faint the holding of more than one state Hut it isn't a few flashy records on In time for the completion of the brought into municipal court Sat­ and toppled over and hit her fore­ office at the same time. The Hastings Saxons opened their which will count but a steady, otmurday for'examination Bassett's at­ past, serving meal* and soft drink* 1942 crop* head a whack which quickly revived torney made a motion to dismiss the 1942 grid season Friday night when County democrates named the and with a complete soda fountain. her but left a big bump, and no following delegates to the state con­ Bulk cream will also be featured. case. on the ground* that no crim­ a sVrong Lowell eleven handed bride can be married like that so vention: Virginia Baird, chairman. inal Intent had been shown by the them a 7-6 setback at the fair­ several more day* elapsed and things Charles H Leonard and Erwin Clark testimony given at the examination. grounds. The Saxons suffered an­ were pretty well set when on the with Al Brown. Mr*. Lois Bennett other loss when left halfback Fran­ accordingly. day of the wedding Junior remem­ and Charles Woodruff as alterbond he had furnished, while Judge cis Goggins suffered s broken col­ bered, he hadn't had hl* btooa test. Cortright considered the motion to larbone on the second play of the Monday morning Bernard Erick­ Barry County Cow Testing asso­ dismiss the case. The Judge ha* game. He was living with two Navy medics AN OPEN LETTER TO The county Democrats endorsed sen. of Nashville, with Mr*. Erick­ which was fortunate at a time Uka Prentiss Brown for re-elecUon to ciations now find themselves with­ since decided that there is probable I-owell scored early In the third THE PUBLIC: this, because they took over. In fact the U. 8. senate and the 'entire sen as IBs passenger. failed to obey out a tester due to the call of our cause for the complaint against quarter when a pass from Onan to The Michigan Retailers-(Meanthey had to call an ambulance to Democratic slate of candidates for th* stop sign at Che comer of Green Roth was good for 30 yards. King­ armed force* and work In defense rush the blood specimen acroa* the national and state office*. Except for and Hanover, and drove hi* car the next term of Circuit court. The dom. who made 7 of 9 tries last city to the laboratory. Th* report a recommendation endorsing Mau­ directly tn front of a Bacheider plant*. Six months ago, three as­ bond was fixed at 11.000. which has year, added the extra point with came back Just in time ao these two rice Eveland for secretary of state, track, driven by Gerald Crittenden, sociations were operating in the been furnished a place kick. This proved to be were finally married in the Naval the delegates were left uMnstracted. which had the right of way on Han­ county servicing over 78 farm dairy Prosecuting attorney L. E Bar­ the margin of victory. over. Mr*. Ericksen was badly herd* with over 800 head of high nett in answering the defense mo­ Airbase Chapel on Coranodo Island Hastings tallied midway in the bruised and suffered from shock. producers Holder of the honorary degree. Retail Stores. The September 7th ts*ue of the Sat­ The No 3 association tion stated that whether or not the fourth period after a march of 60 She was taken to Pennock hospital was discontinued four months ago. offense was the result of a "lover's yards, climaxed when Wilcox tossed Master of Physical Education <M. Michigan's July War Bump and urday Evening Port had a story for treatment. The Ericksen car Last month Harland Blair, tester quarrel." the guilt or innocence of a twelve yard touchdown pass to P. B.1 from Springfield College. Dr. Bond Sales were >5.135.00000. will need considerable repairing. anodo Island and that is the same of the No. 1 association, was in­ any man who admittedly entered i Coleman. An attempted place kick Physical Education" from 1*34 to ber 1* 812J00.00. place where Junior and Shirley are ducted into the army. Thl* month a home at midnight and carried for the point was blacked. If YOUR DEAUKR to cooperating now living. So th* story end* hap­ Dick Skinner, tester of No. 3 as­ away a seven-months-old child1 The Saxons had threatened twice 1938. inclusive: president of the Mr. and Mr*. Lester Wlckllne pily. and let that be a lesson to the who came to Hasting* from Mat­ sociation. resigned to take work in without permission or right and tn the opening quarter only to be American Academy of Physical Ed­ he will have the cooperative em­ rest of you fellows. a defense plant thereafter detained Uiat child while ‘ slopped on the two foot line both ucation, in»-l»41; 1* a Fellow in blem in hl* window. toon. m. County Agent Foster is making officers and the mothers searched; times. Throughout the game Has- the American Association for Physi­ Mr Wlckllne, who ha* had prev­ rived at Camp Ixe In Virginia In ious Ward experience, ha* been add­ ed chairman of the Barry County every effort to secure a tester to the county, was for a Barry county । tings showed superior groundgaining cal Education and Recreation, and , the quartermaster* regiment. Some ed to the staff of the Montgomery Republican Committee at a meet­ carry on this essential dairy work Jury to decide. ability but fumbles stopped several the International Scientific Asso­ of our boy* who are already there Ward store here, in charge of the ing of County Republican candidate* at least on a bi-monthly basis Cow The Michigan statute under drive*. The Saxons out gained ciation for Physical Culture, and is are Bud Flynn and Wayne Snyder plumbing and heating, builders and Tuesday. Kim Bigler, Mrs. Bert testing work ha* had a definite ef­ which the defendant is charged-their rival* 347 yards to 175 yard*, a member of several important com­ In officer* training and Bert O'Don­ farm hardware department. fect on increasing production of reads as follows: "Any person who!Kingdom and Roth were the out- mittee* of national and international nell in the medical corp* Mr. and Mra. Wlckllne are living named as vice-chairmen. Henry dairy cattle in Barry County, there­ shall maliciously, forcibly or fraud- 'standing players for the visitors. note. There la one bird tn town that is at 736 N. Michigan Ave. They have fore should be continued as a war ulenUy lead, take or carry away, or I Wilcox starred for the Saxons on • decoy or entice away, any chUd [ offense and defense picking up 86 NOTICE strutting along the main street these one daughter, twenty-two months and Dwight Fisher selected for sec­ measure. I am very grateful to the people day* who will be glad when the war old. Mr. Wlckllne enjoys hunting retary. In many association* over the under the age of 14 year*, with in- yard* by rushing and 60 yards with of tills county for their loyal sup­ Is over—and 1 do mean bird! It is a and fishing in the line of recreastate and nation, women are carry­ tent io detain or conceal such child 1 passe*. terne black crow at the Glenn Free­ Tomorrow night the Saxon* play port al the recent primary. The fact chance, your ing on thl* work with a great deal from its paretj or guardian, (or SPECIAL MEETING OF man house on west State street Just of aalbfactton. County Agent from the person or persons who!their first league game when they that I w|* unsuccessful has tn no ROD AND GUN CLUB TO beyond the Standard OU Station. NEW LIBRARY HOURS Poster feel* ttoe membership of have lawfully adopted such child) | journey to Greenville to play the BE HELD OCT. I government, and I shall continue The crow Is a family pet and will ARE ANNOUNCED Barry County---------------------------------asaoclation* would shall be guUty of a felony punish-1 Yellow Jackets under the lights, Charles Ftorta. president of the-----,---------Duly—and so help soil be happy when the Freeman family New hours for the Hastings Pub­ Barry County Rod and Gun club welcome a capable woman tester able by Imprisonment in the stele Greenville defeated Hartings last senrica of which I am capable in Stamps and Bonds. are all back together again Lloyd lic Library are announced this week has announced a special meeting of. If one could be secured so the work prison for life or any term of years." * that direction Freeman is in Detroit and Max by Librarian Jean Barnes, effec­ the club to be lield on Friday. Oct.. might be continued. ■ Sincerely. NOTICE Freeman U *la Honed at Fort Ord. tive Sept 31. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 3 al 7:30 p. m. in the city hall. I Due to the shortage of testers • Kim Bigler help California. at the present time. From Monday through Friday, Plan* will be made for the dUtrlbu- Michigan State College hs» orYou are hereby requested by the Vases will be emptied Oct. 1. Common Council not to burn leaves Adv. the library will be open from 10 to tton of the bluegill fingerlings from i ganlsed ten day teeter training guards again They, slxtv of them, 13. and from 1 to 5: closed all day the lh»- rtranrevlllF a* short courser, that start each month. month Those wishing any of the contents oc the tarmac paving as the heat Orangeville hateherv hatchery a* well as courses that came into town for a dance last .Saturday. The library will be open the sale of Wild Life Restoration Past 4-H club members, high school of their own vases, please get them Saturday night And were our gals ।only one evening a week—Tuesday stamps and a final accounting of graduates and others with dairy before that date. thrlUed when they found out Uiat The Board. NOTUXI membership tickets for the year. AU experience background are encour­ George Owen wa* among the re­ The program I* made necessary members and person* interested tn aged to tak* this short course. Con­ In driveway* or on the parking PROMOTED cruits. he who had played th* piano on account of the heating problem. receiving fingerlings for the re­ tact County Agent Foster or th* ALL AMERICAN SUFFER Charles Robert Cola wt By order of the Common Council Wed.. Sept. 30, Methodist Churcn. Later it may be possible to keep stocking of Barry county lakes are Dairy Department, Michigan Blate Honed al Savannah. Os., 8. C. Rogers. City Clerk (Contin usd on page 8. this See.) urged to be preesnL promoted la a Corporal. College for furthsr information. THE OLD FOUNTAIN NOW SCRAP IRON Contributions being Do--:w-J C„- CAPT. R. G. FINNIE RECEIVES ORDERS Succeeds Knowlton On Scout Stott f A|||1TV DACCCC I UUR I J rA^wEj $50,000 MM County Conventions Held This Week ; GAVE TWO FINE ADDRESSES HERE U" ______ , Kilt Store Opens unaer new manager lmw Bujh HB>tlngs R 8 Bnd Bassett Bound Over To Circuit Court Cars Crash At Green War Hits Barry Cow-Testing Program And Hanover Street 1 May We | Introduce ... Republicans Name County Committee �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TH URSOXT. KiTTEMSER U. IMS home from Royal Oak over the C feet health apd for her hobby she Wednesday morning and wu taken , writing courses together, pieces qullta. crochets and knits. to Pennock hospital where she is be- folks are great good compar Wild _________ Robert Colbert, ion at Mr and hW «««> Ior . BU1 wrtl< history the homecoming at the Church of ‘ ’** Mra. Walter Cuibcrt of ^Carlton Donna Belson. R. 2. brought to the Civil Whr-But both Mra. K । the Byhren at Grand Rapids 6un- GRXGORY »— ------------ —.—. ;1. . ,-u. and ouraeif regret being unable to day afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Guy Mr. and Mra. Vera Haywood is now stationed in' Newport. Rhode tomato—two perfect, heart shapes! sec them only three or four times a Kantner and Mr. and Mra. Willis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra.4 island. tomatoes grown together tn the year. Conversation never lags around , Kantnrt of Hastings, also attended Lucian Willison of Grand Rapids Charles Bush a! Grand Rapids William Douglas Barnes, Jr., left shape of a pair Of water wings. An- BUI— Heli give you a lively argu-llhe homecoming Sunday afternoon. Bunday for his sophomore year at other party reported picking two । you really are looking for excite- j spent the weekend with Mr. and Hastings were Bunday evening callMichigan State College. East Lantomatoes from his garden ment Just casually mention you1 Mra Walter Hrrahbacger. sing. Where he is taking up Civil' Up to Ionia to the fair weekend Engineering. • before last and stopped on our way ; thing General Lee failed, eta, etc.. I Mr. and Mra. Alex Lucas of Co­ : and he was born near Hastings so I h>n spent Thursday night with Mr. Mra. Mollie Van Duglem of 221 back to call on the McCanns in Mrs. Joe Konlecxny attended a ' W. Apple street, suffered a stroke Lansing. Bill and Ye Ed took some | he is not a Southerner by some one and Mrs Lawrence Lucas. ahOWcr in honor of Miss Kathryn thousand mi Ira And can his wife ' Mr. and Mra. Isaac Williams, Mrs. Clouse Friday evening at the home "Is" fahort for Tsabetlel. cook! We ’Faul Towns of Woodland, Ralph of MIm Wandantae Bechtel. In one night and had some «wua Rozella ana and ramuy family and Kenneth stopped m , , . of her salt pork and browned milk I Williams and family of Battle t Mr- *nd Ur,_ ivonlecmy and gravy over fresh spuds—and wine Creek were Sunday afternoon call- K®n**h “J*”1 ■•<11 —>. — and Mra. Robert Phillips and Mary still tickling our lipa—So •you see era er» on on cha, Chas. Parian Farlee and and famiiw, family. ,“18“ didn't forget you after all —c.I Mr. and Mra. Percy Lehman were ■. ..........j mi Lu. ,,.n nam van Lehman of Bellevue. 'Palladium.' I Vernon. Shirley and Larry । Thompson of Sunfield spent the NORTHEAST WOODI.AND f , Richard Bloomer of Ann Arbor ‘ a— jLlh, thelr S^ndpartnta. spent Sunday and Monday at the Mr' Bnd Mra' Lawreh« Lucas, home, of Mrs. Bertha Eckardt and *“* Tom Olli—North tn Danger. Mr. and Mra. Victor Eckardt and 1 HUBBARD HILLS Faith Baldwin—rive Women in I On Sunday. Sept. 20 a pot luck 1 family. Three Novela. ; Mrs. Lydia Schuler vLUtad her dinner was served at the home of Max Brand—Dr. KtidareY Trial. Walter Karpinski in honor of his Wilbur O. Tuttle—Valley of Van­ nnd Mr and Mrs. Jake Rehor In daughter. Eleanor's 15th birthday. lulling Herds. All of her brothers and sisters and : Hastings Friday. Faith Baldwin—Breath of life. families of Grand Rapids attended. I Miss Esther Schuler is assisting Ethel Hueaton—This One KlndMra. Bob Chllvera (nee Frances i tn the care of MIm Etta Schneider who underwent a major operation Karpinski) of Grand Rapids came to keep house for her father. Walter nt Pennock hospital Wednesday. Louis. Karpinski, for the present. Miss Schneider is getting along as I Waiter Havlg hurts—The Winds . Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Peck and Mr. cf Spring. | Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schneider were and Mrs. Griswald of Charlotte,I Helen T. Miller-Sheridan Rond. were guests of Mr. and Mra. Peck i Sunday dinner guests of Mr and for dinner Saturday. C"“? ! Allce T- Hobart—The Cup and the Other guests' rrH i Mra. Charlie Farthing tn Woodland there recently were J. M . „ B. Cline anK and a^?r0‘ | Mrs Kiite Henderson. Arch and son Lyle McCann and John Baugh- ,! MacKiniay Kantor—Gentle Annie. j Elliott ^Arnold—The Commandos. Mary Henderson. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. man of Grand Rapids. । Louise P. Hauck—The Little Sec­ H. Hall. Marshal Prichard. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Haight have j rotary. Mrs Knrl Eckardt and Brace and moved to Hastings where they both | Joyce Eckardt were in Battle Creek are employed. They resided with I. Jackson Gregory—Two in the I Sunday the guests of the former's the Utter's father. James Bower­ ’ Wilderness Temple Bailey—The Pink Canicl। daughter. Mrs. Charles Baller and man for some time. Sorry to lose I family. The Karl Eckardt family them uiell, from inmi our mr neighborhood. ,re,,ilUOTWWa. , Katharine Brash—The Boy From attended church services In the Marshall Tripp had a telephone , (morning at the Evangelical church | installed In their 'home last week. Maine. Margaret Wlddemer Angela i' there and In they .. i_ the afternoon m . D Duffey also had one pul In re­ Comes Home. | all saw the new Baptist church cently. 1 which was dedicated that day and Cpl. Chas Storkan arrived at Fort • Max Brand — Man From Mustang. also visited the Kellogg Air Field Deven, Mass., again after spending Belta Lambert—When Next We I Mrs. Bertha Eckardt. Mr and a few days with his parents, Mr. Meet. | Mra Victor Eckardt and family and and Mra. James Storkan. • Elisabeth Seifert — Surgeon In I Richard Bloomer were In Hastings Mra. Roy Jenkins has been 111 and Charge. Sunday afternoon calling on rrla- under the doctor's care but is on Home Mode , Kathleen M. Knight—Terror By 1 tlves. the gain. Mr and Mra. Rar Scheel and Mr. ».um- Twilight. Mr. miu and «... Mra. Anthony o StrumWm. ■( Rntne—The Damyank. «nd Mr*. E J. Bates called on Mr berger (nee Alice Bowerman! of |and Mra. Andrew ___ _________ Warren Bledsoe—Fiddle Izingsand Mra Ftnkbeiner In Hastings are the parents of n baby I। Middleville 1.(r(I—v*l 11—» Qiltwluc* mna, bO)' Sunday afternoon. Beef Helen Madnnes — Assignment in Mrs Victor Efckardt accompanied Mr . „ llu m „. nrelue Dutu anu Mr. and Mra. Archie Burd and • lb. | Mr. air. and ano Mrs Mm Will win Veite veite and Mr children. Mra Alberta Tripp and Brittany Elizabeth P. Chevalier — Drivin* . Geo. flrhn.M.e Schneider ,n to Fort Wayne w.™. v< Mon— children. jtfr. and Mra. Albert Green Fresh boneless I day where they attended the funer- called on Mr and Mrs. Ray Burd ' Woman. 2 lbs. Non-FIrtion | al of a cousin, returning the same in Assyria Sunday afternoon. I Edna Oelster—New Ice-Breakers. day. choice Mr. and Mra. Gordon Green, Mr. Mias Olgn Eckardt visited Mr. and and Mra. Chas. Mayo of Battle I * Bishop and Evans—Your Car Is 'Made Tt> Last. Mra. J. M. Roush in Nashville. Sun­ Creek spent Sunday evening at the Harriet H. Heater-300 Sugar Bavday afternoon. Green home. ■ Ina Recipas. Dr and Mra. Geo. Benner and 1 Fite and Paine—Cokesbury Show­ daughter Eleanor. Luther Brodbeck IRVING er Book. nnd son Junior visited at the E. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Flandera en. Marlon White — 8axels Without Brodbeck home Sunday afternoon. tertalned Saturday evening. Mra. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Cooke vis­ Flandera aunt and uncle. Mr. and I Sugar. small Ely Culbertson — The New Gold ited Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Williams Mrs Otto DeJunge of Comstock Book: Contract Bridge Complete. and family near Freeport Sunday Pnrk Jongc. lb. Joseph N Kane—More First Facta. ! afternoon. Mrs Joseph Llnce (Norms Bel. Howard Aircraft--------Year ;$>n> who has been tn Washington 1942 Mlngos — -----------h^." lh' appointed aviation cadet Septam-' (Alleen Isenhath) of Detroit are the bar 14. He B now stationed at the ' proud parents of an 8 lb. 10 oz. wn. aviation classification center, Noah-. bora on 8*ptam|>er 19. vlUe. Tenn. 1 Hastings Legion will be reprtaentAny girl, out of high achool. wish- ed st the fourth district American ing to volunteer as a partner for Legton convention, which will be Private Richard Beismer )uu been the coast guards dances please cell ■ held In St. Joseph next Sunday. Mrs. Roy Hubbard—2730. -Mrs. - — - “ known Della — Smith Copp well Mra J. D. Zageltnelr Is vacating to many Barry county residents her house on B. Church stmt this celebrated her 84th birthday on Sep­ PFC — HUliMJi Hessmer has — been sent r-------—-- — — •.Week tor the Chester Banghart f%m; tember 17. 8he received many cards to an unknown destination with an j lly from who are uk!ng. IX„. and calls as well as gifts. Mrs. Copp “ “ session of the house immediately. ---------------------- ——-T—. Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dawe , Freeman Furrow. She enjoys per- LOCAL NEWS gysasi".0**.”; "“‘‘t FOOD CENTER’S NEW BOOKS IN THEt PUBLIC LIBRARY STEPS TOJCONOMY Reducing your food bill without reducing the quality or quantity of the foods you serve is as simple as 1 - 2 - 3! First, read our weekly listing of super values and prepare your shopping list. Second, make your se­ lections from our accessible displays that put the big savings right at your finger tips. Third, buy all your food needs here. The more you buy, the more you save because evpry price is a low price every day. It's as easy os that—try it this weekend. Hastings Food Center OPEX EVENINGS STORE HOURS 8:30 A. M. t» 8:30 P. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 8076 THURSDAY. SATURDAY UNTIL 10:00 P.M. HEATDEPARTMENT CORNED BEEF STEWING CHICKENS >b KETTLE ROASTS GROUND BEEF BEEF RIBS FRANKFURTERS 3 for DILL PICKLES LINKED SAUSAGE lb. PORK STEAKS lb. SHORT CUT STEAKS PORK LOIN ROASTS lb. 35clb Lean SALT PORK W- 25c 30c 28‘ 39‘ 22 27‘ IQ' 41 35c 35c 33c each Sf 50 VINEGAR BARRELS FOOD BILL SAVINGS FRUITS L VEGETABLES doz. 31c lb. 3c 6 lbs. 19c each 10c 3 lbs- 19c a doz. 20c CALIFORNIA ORANGES 04730774 mcintosh apples CELERY HEARTS JERSEY SWEET POTATOES SMALL JUICE ORANGES CAULIFLOWER CABBAGE snow white heads 2c ib. 17-a 3 1^. 69c SPRY 1 «»• 24c CLINTON PUDDIHG 4 pkgs. 19c carton $119 CIGARETTES p°Pular bran[is pkg. 12' NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT KRAFT CHEESE 2 box 59' WISCONSIN CHEESE mild lb- 32c 13c FRUIT COCKTAIL SPINACH surfine 2 no./2 cam • 31c 29c TOMATOES 2 lar?e cam CORN MEAL 51b sack 17c SODA CRACKERS 21b.box 17c I " । ~ ----- .. , ..------------““ u nwiia iravu are iStxsle FUher Mr and Mrs. Omar ' entertaining Mrs. Travis' brother, ' Christian and children and Mr. and Bert Quigley from Washington Mr*. Harold VlrirnM Hecker ><eekr»r and and family VatnlU* of nt also her i__ ____ _ . ' Mra. step-sister •from Chicago. Kalamazoo were guests there in the The Infant daughter of Mr. and evening. i Mrs. Albert Amti has been very 111 Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith took and was taken to Pennock hospital I Raymond Smith to Michigan State but Is better. • 1 Folleg.'.‘ .al l4,rvtnK Sunday where Mr and Mrs. Jack FOote of Has। he will begin his freshman year. •. tings were F * ‘ ' Mr. and Mrs Clarence Sisson and of Mr. and ««. n.cua.u oerwr Paul of Irving were Sunday dinner , Mr. and Mra. Carl Hula called on gucsta of Mr. nnd Mra. Keith Far- their new nephew at the home of lee and son. his narents Mr anrt -rnnv Miss Betty Wotring of Lansing Stramberger' In Hasting? on ftanspent the.weekend at home. 'J— -*•---------loon " Mr. and Mrs. Otto Townsend and WIM„ fTRAND Tt1EATRB= ^9 Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 |__ SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM "REMEMBER PEARL HAgBOR and Roy Rogers. George Gabby Hayea SONS OF THE PIONEERS" SUNDAY AND MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27-26 Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan WINGS FOR THE EAGLE" TUES.. WED.. THui&.’ttPr. 29 to.OCT. 1 Abbott and Costello. Virginia Bruce Graham Crackers MULLERS BREAD Royal Gelatine C 11 lb. loaves Or Jello 3for 29c Ice Cream Powder Tomato Juice HEINZ KETCHUP 2JSU 39‘ 10% SAVED NOW OR 100% TAKEN BY THE AXIS UTERI BOY VMt BONDS ** f. Tomato Juice Peanut Butter 20' 29c 9' 19' 27' 41' RINSO Gtanl 60c. Ice 22c med. 2 LUX FLAKES Large 22c small ....... LUX SOAPS Life Buoy Soap 3 3 Washing Powder Gold Dari. Ige. .. Silver Dust 19' 10' 19‘ 19' 17' 23' Ref or Carnation MILK . 4 tall cans 35 PARDON MY SARONG" Special matinee Thursday two shows 12;3d and 2:M Barry tiieatri ? Md Hostings. Mich., Phones 2247-22S2 ARMOURS TREE! 33c a can FDDKCENTErt FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25-26 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM SABOTAGE SQUAD' OVERLAND TO DEADWOOD" SUNDAY AND MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27-28 Gene Aotrey and Smiley Burnette CALL OF THE CANYON" TUES.. WED.. THUES.. SEPT. 29 N OCT. 1 206 E. STATS ST.. HASTINGS. MICH. “THE BEST FOB LESS" N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. FRIENDLY ENEMIES • Walter Havighurst — The Long Ships Pawing. W. M. KlpUngtr—Washington Is Like That. Elliott Paul—The Last Tlmt I Saw COURT HOUSE NEWS PROBATE COURT Ernest Hilt. ■Eat. — —- — — Waiver filed. R Sylvester. Annual ;(account account filed. 1 and inventory filed. I Est- Frank Frederick. PriUtton I for license to sell filed, order-for publication entered. I Est. Clarence V. Kinne. Final ac­ count filed, order assigning rcsi'due entered, discharge of adminLs'tratrtx issued, estate enrolled. I Est. Charlra H. Loehr. Warrant and inventory filed. ' Est. Elbert V. Smith Will filed, petition for probate of will filed, declination of trust filed. Est Anna M. Boice. Final ac­ count filed, order assigning residue entered Est Louis J. Du Bols. Discharge of administrator issued, estate en­ rolled. Est Eble M. Hill. Petition for hearing oq final account and as­ signment of residue filed, order ifor publication entered. * Est. Leland R Kena.rion. Petition for administrator filed, order for publication and mall entered. ' Est Eva C. (Nevins1 Kenaston. Petition for admlnlrtrator filed, order for publication entered. Est. Donna May and Bonnie Belle Beach Release of guardian filed, discharge of guardian issued, estate enrolled. Est. Richard B. Messer. Fifth account filed. Est. Orville J. Kingsbury. Order assigning residue entered, dis­ charge of administrator Issued, rstale enrolled » Est. Ralph E and Orville Kings­ bury. Petition for lease filed, walveia riled, order authorizing lease entered. Est. James E. Babbitt. Order al­ lowing account entered, discharge of administratrix Issued, estate en­ rolled. Est Elbert V. Smith. Waiver Hied. Est Phyllis McDonald Final ac­ count filed, discharge cf guardian lulled, estate enrolled Est George Thompson Petition for administrator filed, waiver filed. ■st. Ellison H. Palmer. Petition for assignment of personal property less than 9200 00 filed, order for assignment of personal property less than 4200 00 entered Est AvU Tlmtn Nomination of guardian filed, order appointing guardian entered ruardlan filed, discharge of guard­ ian Issued. estate enrolled. F-t. Wille tri MoftlL Proof of publication filed, discharge issued, , estate enrolled. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2<. 1M3 ■" ' ' ■-----------------------------------. ..........................., . ................................ 1 " ■■ » 1 ■ ........ -- ................. DELTON-------------------------------------------- Kn Dean and Garth Ftoria. local placed on the ballot thl. fall and'.ernlaatton work has Just bwo cwn.rut TUCATBre I Mr «nd Mra. Will Whittemore, »nd Miss Jeannie William* of L» strictly a dry party. Nearly a pleted. was* beat for Insulation with a 417 Al Inti MCA I KE3 I spent Saturday in Kalamazoo.' Plainwell spent Sunday with Mr. full stele and county ticket will be There were about forty present The ladles of the Grace Guild series. i Mrs. and fam- placed on the ballot. Mr. Kybura for dinner at Dunham achool reMrs. John uonn Harrington, namngion. local local and ana *,nd Mr*. Leslie ~William, ’ will meet at the Legion home for ■ Mra. Howard ---------- j Pennock ..-------- and llv near Frertmn , I. chairman of the executive com- union Latpr Day, more coming children •uy . tile regular business meeting Wed- PRAIRIE GARDEN CLUB The next of Hickory Comers were Battle . ,v „ onutn. who is stationed at mltue uum<« of ui the me Prohibition rramrauon party p»ny in during curing the me afternoon. anernoon. Tne I Creek .hopper* Friday and Satur- lhf Oreat *-***• Nav“l Training Barry county and ha* with B C. | reunion wil be in 1942. The foUowFifteen members of. Die Prairie will serve a fellowship supper at 0:30 -* la*t • • week. — Station, spent from Saturday of Nashville been speaking to ing officers were elected: President, day of 1"T" ” hl- until 1 Hoyt ' Unnzi.v w ' to the members and friends of the Garden Club were entertained at the "Sabotage Squad" A thrilling tale of the undercover! Merle Collison, son of Mr. and i T?aB> 11,1 n“ wue' home of Mrs. Hattie Lyons. Sept. 1. Lutheran church. ’ Luellen Thede, president, appointed men busy cracking down on Nazi Mr*. Floyd Collison, who has been«.,¥,*’■ ®’,nd Mrs AUen Terry and son ! stationed in an army camp in Tex- -Michael of Plainwell, Mr. and Mrs. . Hie Hasting. P N. G club will ,of lh! spies in America. Roy Roger* and Geo. “Gabby" j|M ha* been transferred to a eamp w,d* To*n daughter. Mra. Leo 1 and son of Harrisburg. Penn , spent I1*01 Ctark and Winnie Buxton. entertain the county P. N. G.'» with n°*er *how to be field in place of I Bt' Madison. WU.. where he is a vnaniDcriain Chamberlain ana and ineir their son son KenKen- many Friday ana and Saturday Saturday witn with Mr. Mr. ana: and } Mrs. Mr*. LlUlan Uhlan Mason Mason of of Battle B , a 12 o'clock luncheon Friday. Sept ncx‘ JT'" 7w<Un«l RuU1 Haynca In "Son* of the Pioneer.’’ »a>o mechanic. nwcnanic"'’ “ neth. local and — Eldon Houghtallng Lieut Millard has been the guest of her Dealing with a mysterious band nidte -■ *» — *-*-•* •Mrs. Pau) Kyburz -- - Creek ... 25 Meeting and entertainment in Klump had charge ot a novelty proof desperado* who Instituted a reign ‘ gram Mr. ana and Mr*. Wldttemore of CrMk ,pe,lt Bunday with was enroute to hb duties as a. sitter Mrs. A. E- Hardllng. the past Mr Mrs. Will Wliltumore the afternoon. gram. . , . na “ J? wiuwemore Mr . chapUln Bl C amp Bowie. Brown. two weeks ‘.attended the Whittemore family re­ The club was invited to a pot luck of terror around Rogers City. ; Funeral tervlces, conducted by u .. union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tie Creek i. Regular meeting of W. R, C. ."nd picnic at the home of MyrU Gene Autry in fRev Rhoades of Scottville for Byron James Coots near Climax Suhday Mr* Mary Shedd, local and Mra. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock In Jackson this afternoon Shrubs will with Smiley Burnette .. Mr. and mre. — Mrs. uemia Gerald niuui Bush ana and ■ — MW DeBack w, of Prairieville apenv spent -j Mun„r. wn. held .1 MuU., O. A- R. Hall. be exchanged. / An engaging tale about a cow- daughter of Lansing visited tUi hU parper- 1 Bunday with Mr*. Minnie Damon Damon|) DUNHAM DISTRICT I Maple Grave Evangelical church, ’ Howar“ J- Ferris. Rutland -----------< Member* of the club are requested ien n>. t,, Mr. nn< andi Mrs. jJrs Lincobi Bush Bush,(Of 0* Orangeville. .Last Week'* Letter Friday September 4. Mrs. Munger, |KaUiryn Clouta, Hope ... Surgery Guild 19 will meet with to bring exhlbttx.at a place and time boy who outsmart* a city slicker, l. »..» ii— v..i." i-/Tuesday afternoon. I Mr. and Mra Paul Kybura. local 1 The Maple Grove Community who ----- —has -------been —-----an— invalid for so long, 'Emory L. FUher. NanhvUle Mrs Allison Tolles, 221 8. Jefferson to be announced'tetcr. according to Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan _rmet —- with Mr was able to attend. jRuthmary Bliss, Hastings 1 Mr. and Mr*. Uncoln Bush. Miu and Rev. Thomas Moyer of Clover- Farm Bureau group St. at 2:00 o'clock on Thursday Oc- tlie following classifications: 1 Most of the story is set in Ute volt Caroline Solomon. Mr. and Mra. dale attended the State Prohibition and Mrs! Geo ----— .... tober 1. Mr*. Claire McKee and Mrs..■ Class One BaltWednesday.. Kenneth Mead U building on August WUeon. City R. 2 Specimen—Three Tom Waters will be co-li<»tra*e*. Bloom*: Asters: Calendulas: Cos­ Lockheed Aircraft Plant—with z the John Chamberlain. Mr. and Mr*. I party convention at Corunna. Sat- Sept. 10. ' upper tlory on hb house. Struggle of tlie world agglnfff the Arthur Lathrop. Rev. and Mra. D. | urday. Sept. 19. The Prohibition Dunham school begins this week Members are urged to be present. ।mos ; Dahlias—Cactus.. Decorative. Axis, but the story tells of the men Russell Donovan of Chicago and Robinson and Mra. Paul Kyburt p Pom Pom. Single. Quilled: Mari­ and women who turn out our planes. attended the County Planning Con- ; . Circle No. 6 of the Methodist golds—French. African; Zinnias— ference held in the 'Methodist1 W 8. C. 8. will hold their first meet­ Baby. Giant. Fantasy; Snapdragonir -Uaninr'Donald Barry, Alan Curtli ,church in Hasting* Thursday eve­ ing Monday. September 28 at 7:30 Rose—One bloom in suitable con­ America's stirring War cry ring­ . ning. P. M. at the home of Mrs. Glenn tainer. ing across the oceans striking fear; Rev. D, Robinson attended a dis­ Kahler. 82G So. Park. Class Two- White flowers In white into the heart of u sneaking foe. trict meeting which was held in container. Flowers of any color In Bud Abbott and I.ou Costello Hospital Guild No. 18 will meet Trinity church In Grand Rapids 1 at the home of Mrs. J. A. McCall. black container. Kitehen Container, in "Pardon My Sarong” The eighth picture of this oom-1 mi6 .. High street, on Thursday. Sept. 24. Twin Vases. Winter Bouquets. Nov­ Vita.. orr[ Bert Patton. Mrs. cnarl Charles elties. Miniature—not over three edy team and it should be three Harrington. Mrs. Leon Pennock and Please ccme. inches over all. Zinnias In pottery limes as funny iis any the boys Mr and Ur, John Atfams ipem container. Chl’1 Tuesday night and Wednesday in cago bus drivers and Alters on a ti»e Pennock cottage at Pleasant 430 W. Grand St.. Tuesday. Sept 29 yacht. Anyone Interested in a Federal Old HOW YOU CAN HELP v>chtlake. "Friendly Enemies'' starring Age Pension b urged to attend. Re­ THi: WAR EFFORT Mr. and Mrs. Clair Richards of Charles Winninger. Charlie freshments after the meeting. Jackson spent the weekend with So often one hears this remark. Rugzles. Nancy Kelly I hl* mother. Mrs. Blanche Richard Circle -No. n of the Methodist "I 'wish there was something I The story of two first-genera­ and his brother. Paul. W. 8. C. 8 meets tomorrow. Frldnv could do to help the war effort." tion German-American* against Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simmon* and afternoon. K«-i>r 35. with Mrs. Frank Well, if you can cut garments from the background of that war. ran Charles of Ann Arbor and Mr. McMillan. 510 E Bond St. at two a pattern or put them together land Mrs. Ralph Starring and taro LET US STRIVE o'clock Mrs Earl Mudve and Mrs. after they are cut. Mrs. Fred Bech­ THREE CORNERS I children Ellsworth and Carol of Don St. John are assistant host­ tel. In charge of production for the FOR STABILITY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slocum have Level Park spent Sunday with their Barry Coupty Chapter, American esses. Red Cross, can put von to work. finished redecorating the house on sister. Mrs. Leon Pennock and fam.. ----- - jf us mis* th*«« their farm—tife late Hudson Sisson ily. dayz U a feaGna of liability, Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Bush and Tlic Writers' Guild of Hastings ! Ackerman, are at the Red Cross estate—and have taken up their ond conficknca In lhe future. Mr. and Mra. Robert Barnes atmet Thursday evening with Miss rooms every Wednesday and Pri- residence therein. And yei there are thing* w« Mrs. Inez Kenyon and daughter tended the Rural Letter Carriers day afternoon and will be glad to Sara Beryl Sehader. The next meet­ can hold on Io Marjorie, of Kalamazoo and their meeting held in Middleville Saturing win be held at the home of assign work to you. At the rooms right now are 814 three guest* called on the former's day evening. Our own country and our own Mrs. Springer sometime in October. “ ” —‘ Patton, local and •her Mrs. Bert people, for milanco. which of­ yards of cotton material for 325 cousin. Mrs. Claude A. Hammond. I ** ison-in-law and daughter- Mr. and fer you War Bonds 10 win the ' boys' blouses nnd 540 yards of Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Bowser and Mr. p-----Mrs.--------George ----------------------Schoolcraft—of Battle war, and provide ycu wnh cotton drill, for—95 ojienitlng Tlie regular meeting of Hiawatha|______________ ---------. „gowns. -------security for the oost-wor reRi-b«-kah Lodge will be held Fridnv. Tilt* la part of the new quota and nnd Mrs Campbell of Grand Rap- Creek visited relatives at Fort last week. : 1 days k;: adiustment. Sent 25. at R o'clock. In I, O O P. | garments are still to be cut ids were Sunday afternoon callers , Wayne. Ind. several at the home of Mr. and Mra. Edw. Miss Kathryn Horton is clerking hall Tin- August and September ;ouL Another Instance of stability Walters. |*~ i In ** the “ * Leonard --------- * dry J— goods ■*’ store birthdays will be honored after lodi«- is the kind of American busi­ Mr. and Mrs Roger Williams and while Mrs. Myrtle Leinaar is re­ with n •.upper nnd entertainment. |celv*d until June nnd nfter various ness whose sound principles All Rr-bekuhs who have not brought substitution^ and delays typical ran Denn, of Delton. Miss Jeanne covering from an operation. Kenneth Williams of Gull lake their ennnrd fruit for the home in of these times, consisted of 140 Williams of Plainwell and Garth through pood y«or» ond bod. Jackson, please bring it Friday night. hospital bed Jackets. IO3 girls' Florin of Delton spent Sunday at spent Friday night and Saturday Such it Ina Penney Company. dresses. 132 rompers. 231 boys' the Leslie Williams'. with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lester Larabee and little John Adams. shifts and 200 skirts. With the A thrifty butinew like thii It a Styles ANY man would be proud -------- - -------------------------Sue spent Friday —... at .... the ,। Mrs. Dora Branstetter of Doster exception of the 200 skirls, these Connie dependable touree of tovingt prices EVERY man would be glad to pay! Fat­ home of Mrs Royal Hayes in HasI and'Corp. Glenn Leeper of Scotts garments have all been cut and are — and etpecially at a time The local bowling season opened ready to make. tens ''just made" for fall—trim striping* on tines------and ... In — the ---------evening — the .two Field. — Ill., ------------and Mr.-- -----------and Mrs. — John ------— .--------when the war effort demand* light and dark grounds . . . crisp, clear whites last W.ek at the Hastings Recrea- ’ Not «, luulcu wun an mu wonc. satisfied with all this work.. Indies gave n Shower for Mrs "Jun- Adams local called on Mr. and Mrs. extra economy of alll . . . neat figures and self-fig­ tlon alleys but according to the there is ordered but not yet re. lor" McMillan there, the latter re- Leon Pennock and daughter, Naomi, temperature it could been•*the ceive-i. 060 yards of outing flannel ures as new as fall! But there'r >. — w have ------celving many lovely Rifts. Bobbv Sunday evening. SAVE FOR YOUR FUTURE rthrt of a campaign In the Malays for ICO men's hospital pajamas. spent the day and overnight with i Mrs. Arioa Brown and daughter more than beauty in Towncrafls YOU'LL SAVE AMERICA! or one of tho>c hot days In mid­ 432 yards of whipcord for 216 boys' his grandparents, the H. J. Rob- Miss Leah Brown of Galesburg vis—there's QUALITY! Pi rm. summer when all one cares to do overalls and 600 yards of muslin 10*003. smoothweave broadcloth, madraj . I ted the former's brother-in-law and chambray proportionately Mr. and Mrs. Claude A Hamn-’--’ and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln for 300 petticoats. Men's Sanforised Topflight Shirts fitted and Sanforized for perfect Dwrolte the heat, most of the leaThe Chapter's production sched­ were delightfully surprised when Bush Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Wagflt . . . and sharply clear designs cues.had the usual familiar faces, ule Is a busy one nnd calls for tlie Bert Quigley ot Walla Walla. Wash., ley of Hickory Comers were callers, Pine prints with NuCraft" starchbut there was a sprinkling of new completion and shipment of all and Mrs. Arthur Wlrk^rsham of, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Waters and woven-in and fast color loikeep VALUE on the Job! Pennoy's their lustre. " faces i>mong the men to replace these garments by June. 1943. only (Chicago witli Mr. and Mrs. Frank son of Plainwell spent Sunday with those who are In the armed forces, nine months. .......... — . of „. v sew-.(Travis ........ .■ Much Ute made them a ...... brief vislt'Sat- ,her»— parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. or those unable to bowl becnu.se of, h>g is for war relief, desperately i urday afternoon, as they had not Hughes. production Jobs ' ntveird. and with Increased mill- seen Mr. Quigley since childhood Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and The Womens League opened on tary activity expected, the hospital | and Mrs Wickeraham not for a | son Dean spent Saturday afternoon OVERALLS [ 'In Kalamazoo. Monday night and the teams rep- garments must be speeded up number of years. ----------resented were unchanged from the lllc Red Crass rooms nlu> WII m>w» aw The are open fj nu. Mr. aum and mt*. Mrs. r>vju Floyd Walters and Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain i previous year with the exception of every afternoon Monday through ; daughter Marlon of Grand Rapids and daughter' Patty were dinner Piston Rins Office, Bell Telephone Friday and work Is being done ■ spent Sunday with hl* parents. Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall ' Co.. E W. Bibs Co. and Team Bev-. there. But more help Is needed and nnd Mrs. Edw. Walters. Norwood Sunday. In the afternoon en who replaced Boyes Real Estate. at once. I Lester Larabee Larnbee U Is now now employed tested for positive Hastings Beauty Studio. Bera Sig------------------ *e» ■ ■ as carpenter al the E. W. Bliss Co. Clark In Kalamazoo. strength! Manmu Phi and Windstorm Insurance Throw Your Scrap Into The Fight In Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and tested for long­ VO. Co_ ................................. I_____________________ t________________________ 4________________________ er wear! And Betty Bracndlr led the scoring, packed with EX­ With n 499 scries and a high game ' TRA value-fea­ locket. Are Eiunriol In EVERY Mon'i Wordrobe! of 178: Frances Juppstrom scored tures: full 8 oz 453 and Jane Daniels was three pins ; blue denim, cut Baseball Type less with a 450 scries over graduated Howling without handicap. leon­ patterns — and ards won three games from E. W. SANFORIZED! Bliss: Piston Ring Shop blanked Bell Telephone Co : Piston Ring Of- ■ Men’s Band flee won a complete scries from RantMM Trio Cafe was winner of ! OVERALLS Warm and rugged! Heavy Ideal for sports and warm the match with Team Seven: State । melton body with cape Insulation won two games from leather trim and rag’sn ric In cossack style with Portias nnd Strand lost the odd I sleeves. Blouse style, cot ­ Big Mac game and match to Bonnet and i pockets) ton plaid lining! VALUE! Gown. The men s play started on Wed- I Sanforized means fabric shrinkage will not exceed 1%. FORIZEDl nesdnv night with Ken Labcrteaux { ! ORGANIZATIONS w .--- i MADDIACC ICCkl MAKKIAUt ILIltN mBiRWiiimw! . ***** «"« BOWLING NEWS WORK CLOTHES Men's Topflight Fall Neckwear ..49c 139 SPECIALS FRIDAY SATURDAY JACKETS JACKETS 600 498 1 lb. box opening the season In the Rccrra- . tlon League with a 233 game and n .series total of 559. Will Hack/iey .-.cored a big 248 first game In the Commercial League on Thursday night and finished with a 568 scr­ ies. Bob Murray, bowling in the Bibs League hit a first game of 224 and a 537 scries. In the Recreation League. Leon- Tavern: Piston Rings won a pair from Hastings Ice and Fuel and Nashville blanked Middleville. In the Commercial League. City Dads won three games from Con­ sumers Power Co.: State Insulation blanked Goodyear Bras. Hdwe. Andrus Service took a complete series from Moynahan Sales: Moose lost two games to-Medics and Cof­ fee Shop won the odd game from Middleville Creamery. In‘the Bliss League, the Electric­ ians won n pair from Shop Office: Engineers blanked Foundry mid Tool Room won the odd game from Office. 19c HI HO CRACKERS lb 29c C HEESE-WISCONSIN MILD 2 boxes 13c JELLO 7 flavors large can 3 for 25c PET OR CARNATION MILK 8 oz. bottle 12c CHILI SAUCE - ALICE BRAND BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 1.19 Army Twill MATCHED OUTFITS Refreshingly Pretty! loris. ized! £49 ALL YOU NEED With Waikable “<Sno-Sheen IS RONDO* PERCALES > boys’ shirts, iunue housecoats! Oolorfi fall patterns, yd. 27 Sanfor­ In cushion dot maroulsette. with fluffy, sweet ™and tiebacks! They’ll add freshness and charm to any room such a tiny cost! Men's Work JUST ONE COAT Buy Your Fall Needs New! PRISCILLA CURTAINS 3.96 Picked for the Army — BEST lor YOU! CLOVES 35c Economy uel Hu leather palm." backed ------“ tough canvas twill! Marquisette* Your choice of plain figured or dotted! 19c yd. BIG MAC It didn't long tn hit day night, the season, ries Paced take the Ixonard team mid-season form. Mon­ their second start of they hit a big 2374 se­ by Frances Juppttmm Sanforised SHIRTS 98c high for the evening, they easily woe, three games from Portias. Em- feln the cause and It was sec­ end h*»t In the nights piny. Theoline Schad'r scored best for Hie Portins with 430 pins Plrton Ring Shop, led by Alvira Ro^s with a 417 series disposed of Team Seven by the grand slam route. Piston Ring Office won the first gmne from Bell Telephone Co. but lost the last two games. Trio Cafe won the first two games but lost the third game to Strand Theatre Lucile Pierson scored 452 59c iieavUy stitched. 2 han­ dy pockets! Men'. Work SHOES You will discover magic beauty in every brushful of “SNO-SHEEN" which covers in ONE COAT such surfaces as bare plaster walls, wall piper, cassin paint, brick, cement, kalsomine, wall boards and wood. No primer, siting or scaling. No brush marks. Spreads like butter and applies easily. Wash­ able, long-lasting wall and ceiling beauty. Amazingly iow-prieef! Try "SNO-SHEEN" ... for its home morale and investment valucl lotte Hubbard led the losers with G. E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE CO Office and State Insulation won tne odd game from Bonnet and 142 E. SUL. St. Phone 2331 ■Heatings, Michigan 2.49 Acid - resisting Chore M »stera*l Rubber he«U. MEN'S UNION SUITS Heavy weight, knit cot- 4 19 A Real Victory Saving! TERRY TOWELS Sararity RAYONS 19‘ Good, thlraty terry in white with bathroom brightening borders, or glowing past* Is with snowy white borders! In a size tiic whole family will like—10'*x38". At thl* prfce youll want to get plenty so •lock your shelves today—at Penney*. WARM TERRY WASH CLOTHS Buy them to match all your towels Big squares of fluffy Q < terry!------------------- « for IE-” �THE HASTING8 BANNEN, THVBSDAY, SEPTEMBER M, 1H8 Brand »iana Jury which delved without • Republican jury wnicn ‘ ' IT 0 RIA L S itate conventions “X. la tween Japan and Ru**l*. To date, (been visiting reteUm and friei the terma of thia met have been ob- in this eonununltv. I Our school has started with Mn D!. taring Dull of Lake Odessa as , u __ „ is being mipped to a big Eastern I Pink eye socials are being held al factory. . Nashvilla. Gtonn H. Parkins cf Freeport and John Roberts went to Lansing Miss Ore la Clark of Carlton were Friday on his bicycle, united In marriage at the PrsabyE. A. Mattison sold ______ .Backward Glance* . v . Bits Ot Yesterday aucnoH Nona -------------------------- .... custom to precede ths reputjlatlon । TWENTY YEARS AGO church. Barry County Republican conven-• f a oW1<aUon by demoting vt angwy on Thuiwaay evening. Dept m aaaauaz w ww 5^-nt ernhee- 37. T-r 1932 ton i IO Indicate that Michigan votero September 119. at 7 o'cloak. | Prof- O. W. Moore, of Sturgli. Mrs. William Cramer. J u™ k> m.--------------- Uul: -0^1 to„,Y<a TO, B 1 are not too easily stampeded. Dr. A. W. Woodbume. head of the • -----------will make three balloon aicenaimu celved word of the birth of , wn County Republicans go on record as ( ■acrtHced in politics a* well M and parachute drops during the fair Robert Edward, to her sister, — Mrs Barry County TubereuloaU aanocla- yoRTY YEARS AGO U rww«. Ch.evwi*n’’ candidate In either »... I...U ... 2J lto , hero. 1t t ' , Japan ha* been sending reinforoe­ L D Clemens (nee Elsie Poland! tlon. has received an appointment Aug. 16. rnanuneul. Three quality men were howwf‘ Manchurian posiuons position* cx>rbor- of Kalamaeoo ______ , j, ।delegate from Michigan at the Mb- _,oh dur«T«ii ,ule ,t tbe ।menu to ssancnunsn Oita*, “ and W Will JU_B*^ Dawton. on' of IhU ' CARLTON CABLTON CENTER Itv >iav. nnrrhaueri ■ RBllKham* dering Sibert* for some time. Meat ' CLAY HILLS xlsslppl Valley Conference on tuber- =”>'• hav« purchased the Salisbury Finnie's call for wrvculoito In Milwaukee. Oct. B to 11. ' “«• •* Ann Arbor Cha*. J**'0 % to Hastings. Mayor Lou Collins of , “y*- . , . government demand that offices be 1of these rowne* have come from ’ «»»» Anna Yardly of Lowell vto- . In Ih, dreull cmirt on Tbund.j —* JJS* S! th, h«MUl on Mnnd.> .nd (mnt I “«d her aunt Mn. Sarah McCaul. Kalamaaoo and D. Hale Brake of . “POUUC. is UU-th. h>. who arr to. Ithe Chlnew front. 'one day last week. :legal steps were taken to dose up remain with w. j. Holloway ot this ----- ... ,1— second. •operation Wednesday of last. So. it appear* that the expected; Mra Guy' McNee and grandson, ithe affaire of the Barry County, city. terested In rchdertng a public serv'week He Is gaining slowly and all feaU along with successes. It Is a headliner*. Take Ellon Eaton for । Loyalty League, directing the treas- I The C. K. A 8. are adding a fo7 a"i£Sv^w<»rerv fcP and not merely in collecting an .Japanese drive against Russia will were In Grand Rapid* Thureday. fine thing that th* republican* „amp!e. No man In thl* state hu, I Mrs. Stella Ogden of Hastings was urer U> pay over to the Barry Coun- house, 11*72 with a cement founMrs. Robert Krohn entered the won be underway. hare men of their reapeettre ages 0 nx,;( loyaI -round lhe dock 'assortment of honors and a visitor at Uie home of her broth­ ty Hospital Awn.' the balance on Cation, to their elevator occupied by hospital Tuesday afternoon and checks." _________________ hand of I10.0B3A8. Ic E Rowlader. Charlie >*ys he to . Wednesday underwent a major op­ er. Guy McNee. this week. and abilities on the home front, republican; no man in this state is/ ... . —. a-rmirrn ____________________________ I Dtot. Supt. W. M. Puffer of Kai- , «oin8 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Polls spent ' ' eration. thing* hustle Michigan *hould keep these name* miormed on public qua*Uons; > striker Lansing with — their Miss Vlnnle Ream went to Fre- I Mr. and Mrs. Elsa Carlin of HanSunday in Lanalng - arnatoo, bad charge of the exerIn mind U U beoonsee necawary^ in t£l* state ha* been a RU88IA 1,1X17 Last Week'. Letter daughter, Mr*. Harold England and else* at the laying of the corner- mont Monday to recite at the Sol­ _ Methodist ______ Epts-idlers Reunion. . t,n«« were 8und»Y nl«ht **W*r some morning to fill the three U>P'more mctolve critic of internal con- : The Iacl lhal Ja’5,n “ihdrew In.1( MlM Mar)orle Rwio lds was the family Their daughter. Mr*. Morstone for the new 1 dler*' Reunion. missofMarjorie uie guest honor atncyr.oias a "goingwas away'jria Lewis and husband of Kalama- copal church at Dowling. . Th* HwUngs Social chib have Mr antl Mr*‘ K011111 ,,rn ptana in our atete government by milons. which he considered de tri- China leaving an Importent al Hrflcld ’*-- |uejt O( honor *t * “going away 'irto Lewis a ... at ... ----- ----of c. ----- -----------------------Reed's hall . ---------- .. party lhe .. home Owcndolj-n xoo werebJ>0 auovtsltore visitorsatatthe meEngsng-1 i Mrs. Mr*.Evarts, Evans,county countynurae, nunw.to»rere-irented । “““ and **•“ will give a, /.Mrs. Anna Michigan could o» go bark back tn to 1 n»enlaj' t0_.party •lottery. —— •••‘-‘Tan route z 'integrity and po- within bomber range of Tokio i avail- ----Andrus is ------connflned e. 'signing her work on October first. |»erit« of twelve dances this winter. signing !*n« or dance* this solidarity, and yet he flnda/M* 10 th« A1Ued N»llon* reks . Allhouse last Friday night Several land home. to her bed again. work confident that the senatorahip.'lltlcal 1; ladies from irom this inis community communityI1 Mr*. mn*. miiuuc uurc ' Y W. R. ” Cook . young ladles Minnie uuiuutu Colbum iuiu and three ’ “ *" *has *been reelected *“* * Officers ” “are:’ Fred Stebbins. “ " Pres.. Mr and Mrs Earl Munson and the governorship and the lieuten­ himself shunted aside for a bet- «ther good indication of wherei, attended. attended. Marjorie Marjorie will will enter enter nurse*', nurses', enuaren children oi of Alaska called on on her chairman cof the republican county R. M Lamble, Vice Pre*.: Carl, " t ga,. aiasm cauea n«r cnatrman training at Bittie Creek this week. I mother. Mrs Sarah McCaul. Suncommittee. Geo. E. Coleman ha. W^plnter. Sec ; W. M. Stebbins. SJ5y Tlth Mra AnnTaJk ant governorship were in capable1 ter-known personality. The R.-T., J«P*n intends to hit next, training at Baltic Creek this week-1 mother. Mr*. Sarah-McCaul. Sun- committee. ------ -------------------------been elected secretary. Treas. hands. These, men could fill any one along with many other newspapers It isjm0robab!e that the Japanese ' Mr and Mr* wtiliafo Cramer I day. ; Erwin Marlow and his mother, and Mbs Vesta Crw-' Mr nnd Mr< J(* Drescli and Mr. Mrs W. N. Chidester and Mtos na~7^ j Mr*. Kmcr Marlow returned Sunof these three mentioned Jobs with1 —particularly lhe Influential week'-:would' have withdrawn voluntarily Burke Cromer lo ron Cu«i«r on Bund., *n(' Henau, .nd child M Wlm B.u. ... (bin, . '«TOUnn roTY YXARS AOO o day from Detroit. Earlier In Uie dignity and distinction. Plain char­ Ilea—well knew that Mr. Eaton was in this manner unless they fell posl- to Maunce Hamllloo of Awyrll c.mi'd Grand Unnldi Rapid., were rillnn callers at at Rnv Boy t»a tea Saturday afternoon nr of thia this week . .. . .. ... .Ratnrrlnv ■ftnmnon Rnnlrnihnr NOT heptember TT 23. t1892 wwjt Erwtn had an operaUon on hit -TV WNUIht u NNUIWII U. f... .... .. . acter Is still the highest qualifica­ an adequate candidate for the sen- Uve that other bases a* near, or pos. . --------- — .. „ Lw.ur. R.md.v (or Miss Dorothy Cook. I C. C. Deane, the Woodland cloth- ' eyes, which we are happy to report who was inducted into the U. S.. a » << » v i tion for public responsibility and1 atorahlp. • • •. Headlines wipe out'*ibly nearer, to their own shores Army on Thraday. On arriving I Wilbur Gibbs and family o Kaller, talks of opening a clothing store proved very successful. THIRTY YEARS AGO they were informed Mr. Handlion amaroo. Ouy McNee and family and It is gratifying that ah three gen­ year* of service which explains why' would soon*t£ available. Since such at Dellon. : A zargcant rating has been awardSeptember 36. 4813. A new brick block to being built cd to Clare Olmstead, who Ls now tlemen may be mentioned In such sporting figures make good primary bases do exist in Russia, the Impli- had already shipped out bound «« Howard Colburiu were dinner Rev J B Pinckard has been rr- at Freeport. Chas. Gibbs' Gibbs' Sunday. Sunday. for Maine. |1 guests at chaiL | serving in England. a summary without any qualifying type candidates. Major Eaton was; eatlon to that Japan's drive into Mr. and Mr*. Paul Glbaon and tumed here as pastor of the M. E Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shurlow Mrs. Fem Gamer nnd friend, were church. Rev. A. B. Yost, circuit statement—Muri H. Defoe. Char­ third, as everyone expected, but Uiat Siberia can not be far distent, and Mr. and Mrs David Crullen- callers at Chas. Skinner's. Sunday. putor, also returns. lotte Republican-Tribune. fact doesn't change the record one Another incident which points to den were tn Lansing last week one/i Leon Potts and wife, called on An automatic double-dial-feed, . I iota. Hto defeat to In keeping with (he same conclusion is lhe fact that day. Mrs Lenna Johnson In Bowne Sat­ friction clutch, automatic trip, Kim Sigler received 81 per cent Sympathy -is--------------------extended to--------Mrs.1 urday evening.♦ geared-drive power press. 12'i feet the tempo of the times. We have, premier Tojo has dismissed Togo wtin irxnt >■ hlrdhnr . , high and weighing 53.000 pounds, accepted the Hollywood-hcadllne (,om his cabinet. Togo Is the one Asa Randall who lost a brother ty for state senator. His own home I quite recently. , . —... ----------- — ,• designed acsignca to io do ao the inc wars oi ten orurwork of technique In lieu of the old formu-, Who negotiated the Japanese end Mr. and Mrs? Vcm Bumford and KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! .dinary presses, has been completed las Uiat required men to weigh pub- ol lhe mutual friendship pact be­ children formerly of Detroit, have here by the Press A *‘ Tool Co . and "* townahlp gave him alighlly more lle quceUona. Fortunately for the I titan 90 per cent while In Baltimore. ’ republican party Judge Ferguson'*! Hope and Irving hl* percentage was super publicity in recent months , deals with matters which have deep ThU la a record which apeak* for public concern and luckily for Itself—particularly in view of the' Michigan, he is a quality person." I fact that the Barry county candl- ■■■KROGER The renomlnation of Represent- . County stive Clare E Hoffman as Repub- 1 lican candidate for congress from the tlh District is one more Indies- I Even though Republican leaders In Allegan and Van Buren counties tlon that' the "people back home ; reversed promises made during the don’t Hke Washington interference past six years and actively opposed tn what they consider to be strictly 1 the candidate selected by this coun­ wad affairs. Hoffman has long bceti ty for state senator, people here Public Enemy-No. 1 to some of the . still had It in their power to win the more rabid left-wing New Dealers ■ election. It needed only about 1200 and they made a determined effort more voters (assuming that the 80­ to get him. Hoffman's victory is1 30 pace would have been at least also a personal vindication of the | maintained) and there were more unpatriotic smear charges which. than 8000 who didn't take the were hurled at him before and dur- J ing the campaign. In this respect, trouble to go. to the polls I some of Hoffman's best campaign . Sigler lost in the district by only speeches were made by Waller Win­ slightly more' than 600 votes. This chell via the radio, means that a switch In votes of slightly less than 3 per cent of the G. L. K. Smith had. as expected, total cast would have meant the some colorful comntent Cn the elec­ difference between victory and de­ tion to offer his radio listeners. feat- This Is not an impressive rec­ Smith attributes his defeat partly ord for the Van Buren and Alle­ to the fact that the Democrats at. gan county cliques which were work­ the last moment had orders to ing aggressively for many weeks swing their votes to Ferguson on 1 prior to the election to defeat the the theory that Uie Detroit Jurist' Barry county candidate. would [wove the easier opponent for Brown in the November election. It i Il is unfortunate that with two would be interesting If Smith would individuals of the caliber of Tripp name the Democratic leader or and Sigler involved. the campaign leaders who have the Democratic | had to take on a tinge of bitterness. voters of this state under such tight j To the credit of both Tripp and control that they can, by mere ver- | Sigler It can be said that never bal or written order, cause a twitch | once .did they Indulge In an ex­ In thousands of votes. We doubt I change of personal abuse or criti­ that there are leaders In either cism. If It had been left solely to party who could perform such a these two. the campaign could have been conducted without any trace miracle. McKay and Barnard for the Republicans and Mead for the of bitterness. Democrats have been successful In ' The "mess' which developed was coirtrolling conventions but this Ls! •tarted by a prominent Van Buren a very different proposition from political leader who had the mis­ controlling the rank and file of the । fortune to be on the wrong (ide of vole. Republican voters have fre- I three law suite in which Kim Bix­ quently given the McKay-Barnard I dtalrrnan of Draft Board! the Barry ler represented the “other party “ Bigler won all three cases and had one' decision sustained by the su­ preme court. So, once Kim's candi­ dacy was announced, this individu­ al made it a full-time, seven-daya-week Job to organlte opposition In Uie two counties—each o( which has double the potential vote ol combine a severe drubbing at the ’ elections Just as the Democrats have often disregarded the dictates' doubt that McKay or Mead ever' had the temerity to "order'' Repub-1 IIcan or Democrat voters to cast their ballots for this candidate or that. Smith Is evidently still think- ' ing in terms ot Long's Louisiana { “Donnybrook Fair” sort machine which actually could broad-j Of opposition, too. with no holds cast orders and expect to get re-1 barred! suits. It to our guess that If Smith After seeing and hearing firsthand, the type of attack with which Sigler had to contend, one might be pardoned for wondering why any high grade Individual ever wants to enter politics. In fact. this very thing may be one reason why po­ litical offices are so frequently filled with Incompetents who are in politics because they can't make a go of things anywhere else. ever gets anywhere in Michigan politics he will have to gel over his Huey Long complex and also give J some plausible, reasonable explana-, tlon as to why he ever permitted* himself to become intimately as-J soclated with \ person like Long who built up one of the most dicta­ torial and vicious political machines this country has ever known. Thlsi former Long connection is the weak I link in the chain of Smith's polltlEven though their own candidate cal ambitions here in Michigan. fort In the fact that they will at senate by an individual who has been succeuful in hl* own otfalr* and who la unquestionably not In­ terested In the Job for financial The declatve defeat of Oerald L K. Smith by Judge Homer Fergu- Melville McPherson of Lowell ’ seems to have been personally | responsible for the defeat of the I “Home Front'' organisation In Kent county which Is seeking to wrest control of party affairs from theMcKay machine. Maybe some Kent leaders were surprised to learn Uiat McPherson Is so closely aligned with McKay but around here that fact Is taken for granted been for many, years. Smith, a self-confeased rabble rouse r of the Nth degree, would be * dangerous opponent in any cam­ The defeat of Barnard In Detroit paign. Judge Ferguson, on the con- combined with the trouncing McKelgan received in’Flint and the calm, dignified manner tn no way close squeak which McKay 'had in advertise* the tremendous job he (Kent may mean that grip which turned in a. head of the one-man tbe^ tiJe boasw 7^^h^'ra KROGER STORES KROGER’S TENDERS IIOCIRS Sirloin Steak it. Once yob taste Ila succulent goodness and supreme tendern'v««' “S**" b* content with ordinary steaks! ROUND STEAK SLICED BEETS TOMATOES TENDER PEAS GREEN BEANS SUSS NEW PACK 2 !"• 25c 29c 3 2 23c APRICOTS UKrCKLED TOMATO JUICE V-8 COCKTAIL 38c BEEF TONGUES PIGS FEET 25c », 8c PORK HOCKS -•>. IAMB STEW BREAD 3 25c GUTTER a 47Jc Country Club Tall 31c 10c 29c 25c 17c 10c 27c FULL-FLAVORED MILD KROGO VEG KTAl LE SHO3TENING HERMAN'S RUSK 30c 3 65c 10c WOLVERINE ALURE TOILET SOAP 3 GRANULATED SOAP AVALON Giant EATMORE OLEO 2 SINCERITY FLOUR KINGS Mfc-lk. ENRICHED FLOUR co<S?r “»? 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No. 1 Double-Dense fabric . . . which means that Virginia Jiggy on the face of every square inch of Alpagora SWEET POTATOES 4- 23c CELERY iCELE,r *“•« iw 5c CAULIFLOWER XSSS - 17c APPLES ALL PURPOSE 10 39c CALIFORNIA ORANGES VALENCIAS d” 29c fabric, you find twice the amount of hair fibres that are used in an ordinary coat fabric . . . and textile science has proved that this doubles . , both the softness and the mileage. Let us help you select the model and shade most flattering to you. AS ADVERTISED IN ESQUIRE THE TOPCOAT S32M COLDIN YELLOW BANANAS airiMU Tl FEHFZCTlOa Q > TfC WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ^‘Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" HASTINGS MICH. . �THE HASTING 8 BANNER, THUMP AY. SEPTEMBER U. INI CHURCHES METHODIST WORKERS GATHER The pa-vtora and official boards representing 15 of the 17 Methodist churches of Barry county held a Joint meeting Thursday night in the social rooms of the Methodist church of this city. Over 100 were present.' Rev. E. H Babbitt, district superintendent presided. There was ■ cooperative dinner preceding'the business session, the local church furnishing the coffee and trimmings. There was community singing, and a special number, a duct by Mr. and Mrs Cooper. Report* from the various churches were given showing what had been raised for lhe local budgets and the benevolent enterprises of the church. Then groups of Sunday school workers. W. 8. C- 8. and other ac­ tivities met by themselves and dis­ cussed plans nnd projects for the • ence theme: “Faith In the Saving Gospel of Christ'' was both chal­ lenging and upUfUng. The report of lhe stationing com. „ , , „ . ! Mr*. Sylvia Conklin attended lhe mil lee *s read by Superintendent J. F. Hatton at lhe Sunday morn­ ing service was pteasing to the lo­ of Inkster and Sam Henion of day at lhe liomc of Iwr staler and Scottville were Thursday and 3M-Mr. and Mra. Ray Oslroth day gueste of Mr and Mrs. Donald the Dunham district. About flfly Ungs church for another year. Rav. Henlon. Friday they visited Mr. were present. One brother. SlierE. O. McSherry, a former pastor and Mrs. Tunis Henion of Muskc- man Swift and four stater; with DIOCESAN COUNCIL CONVENES hare, la stationed at Berrien Spring* gon and they all want to Hart their families enjoyed the day. “*•— ..— . .w----------- 1 The w 8 c B ol lhe BrlMg rSTri^?,. "SX W.XS Es make §8 EVERY community will sponsor a chicken ot tl>« fourth annual convention of the Grand Rapids Diotasan Council of the NCCW to be held In Grand Hine. Rev. E. F. Highley, who was Rapids on September 20th nnd 30th also a pastor here a number of with headquarters at the Fantllnd yean ago. is now pastor at South BOND DAY C. N. Stormes of Hastings Is Con­ ference Evangelist. Exrellency. The MoAt Reverend John F. Noll. D D. Blshon of Fort Wayne, will be the speaker. \Btshop Noli is Brethren editor of “Our Sunday Visitor", a Catholic weekly publication Issued at FRIDAY AND SATURDAY mints ™ of | living in their granary. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Case were entertained at Ute Chappci Jnn at Lansing Sunday by their daughter, 1 The Most Reverend Joseph C. , Ptagens. Bishop of Grand Rapids. will celebrate the Pontifical High Maas which opens the convenUon, September 29th at 9:00 A. M. in 8t. | ner witn ■ snower. A meeting of the triple TODAY! Bl SUM YOU HAVE IT THIS WARDS PRE SEA HEATER OFFERING ecia Minnesota.,™ ft was a fine get-together nnd getacquainted meeting. It was u pre­ liminary to an evangelistic movemenl for not only the churches of the county but for the eountr ' ’ large. CONDUCT SERVICE AT ' i COAST GUARD CAMP Sunday evening, the' Rev I.. W. „. Slone and the Methodist church choir conducted services at the Coast Guard ramp al Clear lake, twentyfive choir members attending. MTJt/f BUY YOUE HIA' « <■» «*» HIGHLAND BUTTERSCOTCH CAKE 50 RAISIN, NUT DOUGHNUTS GLAZED. DOZ. OrJ, IIIIAllT HAKEHY township committee men was held September IB at Assyria town hall. AT NAZARENE CHURCH Revival services begin at the Natarene church Sept. 29 and continue for two weeks. Rev. Dwight F SlclnInger Ik to be lhe evangelist and I services will be held each evening at 7 30. Rev. Stelnlnger Is an oul.Handing evangelist who preaches a j»l luck dinner al the chureh this evening. Sept. 24. at 6:30 P. M. Mrs.' Robert Cook will speak on “Chlrography." The Ladles' League will meet at the chuich for.a |x>t luck dinner at one thirty tomorrow. Sept. 25. The afternoon will tie spent tying quilts. Sunday morning worship al 10:30. The pastor will tell about "An N. R. A Sunday School" and will preach Fa&sett. After lite business session pop com and apples were served and the group went skating al io »”• Miss Inez Cobb Is staying Nashville and going to school. Cast Iron Furnace also n chalk artist of great ability. Beginning with Uie Wednsday evening service, a picture will be drawn preceding each preaching service, accompanied by special sing- Bigger, better, heavier constructed for the longest and best service! Ovenin firepot for fewer fuelIngs! Center dump grates, pan humidifier, extra large combustion chamber and a smoke consumer for extra heat I Complete with controls! Mrs. Francis Irey of Kalamazoo is to be the singing evangelist tor the series of meetings She Is the wife of Francis irey, director of and comes highly, recommended. Rev. fillvemall. pastor of The vermon subject Sunday morn­ ing will be -Why Could Not We Cast service, tolls, sugar arid a dish of otlver food for general serving. The Womans Missionary society A group of Nashville teachers en­ joyed a picnic supper at Roush's Associations! meetings will be held park one evening last week. in the Wealthy Street Baptist Church of Grand Rapids on Sept. CHR4CT, SCIENTIST The subject for "Reality" if the program featur­ ed. -More Important Sunday school Rev. preach on lhe theme. ...... sing. Promotions will take place In the Sunday sclrnol and okvsscs and deimrtmcnU will be organized for the fall program. nesday. 4:00 £. M. September 30. at the Americnn Legion hall. In the evening n fellowship supper will be served to Ute members nnd friends of the congregation at 6:30. A short meeting will follow at which reports of the various societies will elude the program. ' next Next sum Sunday morning the pastor will preach Power of G ■ I'ONFF.REN Pr/ce Includes All Controls ! 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Buy at Wards low price I Ask About Wards Monthly Payment Plan FilO.M THE WOOD HKAT1K Both a circulator ond radian* heater! Hat cast Iron combustion drum . . . ribbed for added strenglhl Slotted fire pot. Duplex grates! Check draft and droit reg Uteri Haats 3 to 4 rooms! KEROSENE HEATER Mra. May T. K. Hoelttel. a former resident of Gregory district, passed away Sept. 1 at her home tn Sara­ toga Springs. N. Y. Mr and Mra. Dewayne Greenfield spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Greenfield of the Carveth & Stebbins PHONE 1131 Mr and Mra. Fred Haywood of Hastings were Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Vern Haywood. Not o*y heoti, but cook* at 3 PC. STREAMLINE MODERN Here's a bedroom that you’ll be proud of now and through the years! Striped American Walnut veneers and gumwood in popular “concealed-pull" style make this bedroom outstanding! Big mirror! Full dustproof, center-guided drawers I Bed, Chest and Vanity! Bench. ............................................................. 5.95 •rtl Tw.M» w«*l.u i.. omMkw <ki» in, Mvnl H»ah M, 1, 1 ,0^1 « wIMMSate deltvaryl Monthly Payment Plan spent Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Vem Haywood and grandson. Howard. »rre Friday evening gucate of Mr. and Mra. Arthur Webb of West Gun lake. Use your credit. Any marchandlsa la eyr our colalag* may ba bought a*» »w UM �THE «AiTIXGS BANNER. THCTSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1*42 Mary of Huttings were Sunday Miss Virginia Morgan and Patty PRAIRIEVILLE afternoon callers of Mra. Hattie Osborne of Hasting* enjoyed‘ a bike Johncox. . (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) Ude. a picnic dinner in lhe coun­ Tuexday at Woodland with Mr*. . Next regular meeting will be next Mr*. Edna Grtffeth of Kalama- try on Saturday and called oh Mh. Leon Tyler. ' Thursday. Oct. I. at the hall. We . Albert Brill and Mra. Ted OtaughMr*. Ethel Honeywell returned ly elected officers are chairman— Anally persuaded to do a few numare expecting Comrade Van Sycklc home Sunday after spending the Norman Stanton; Vice Chairman— ben which he did. with vim. vigor, Paries and family. She. with Mr*. iln. from Albion and there may be al; Cheeseman: Secretary—Fem and Jam. with a dash of boogie, if Parks and Maynard, accompanied Our young people have been nak- week irlth her ton and family, Mr. , surprise waiting for us Lunch will1J Ward . Mr*. July Andrus of Wayland on a and Mr*. Harold Honeywell at IHawbliU: Discussion Leader—Floyd tht* -----[MIUer; Recreation Leader—Dons The female element was quite Im­ trip to Flint of Goodwill for their young peo­ Springfield. Ohio. Jimmie Finkbelner of Middleville ples meeting*. which are held every Mrs UiVem Callhrop and Mr*. ‘J fVm tvo. *i*et*H Stanton; Publicity chairman—Olive pressed and showed it. 80 don't aon» I^der—Fem Ball: keep yourtalent* to yourself my lad.-, rode hi* little pony up and spent other Sunday night Next Sunday LaVer* Erb and family of Delton as our new Junior Vlce-Ccmmander AtwcUtfd Women ch.irman-Jo.Le for he who never speaks is never the afternoon with little Freddie An- ___ ____ ________ were Hasting* ahoppers Saturday. ' ; teen William* In the Goodwill di*' Babcock: HospiUU Service Chairman heard of except in a round about deraon. Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Farr called Our new membership drive atari* . Letters received by the George ,triet. on Mr and Mr* Al Blanchard at on Oct. 1. AH new member* can '\—Lillie Cheeaeman. The next meetBefore closing I (till have to get Holes family from George, alate-. I Mis* Rulbon ha* asked u* to Kalamazoo. Sunday afternoon. will be with Mr. and Mr*. Claud Join for the initiation fees and the ing : back to fishing and tell you about that he i» feeling better, which tils move ahead the time of service* for i Hoffman. Saturday. October 17. 1943 dues, receiving balance df 1942 ‘ Mr*. LaVem Callhrop called on one of Glen <Gus> Brower's ntunt*. many friends are pleased to Team, the winter months. Sunday school Mr. Callhrop at the American Le­ David McKeown spent the week- to begin at eleven and church at gion hospital Sunday-and found him ..... “»”« ... ,. , <It could't happen to me > After a that he la Grandna a dauahlcr-hav- I 1 . - A- s"a'e ■ Fried day'* fishing he hadn't caught a end here with hl* parent*. Mr nnd twelve o'clock. feeling real good He U anxious to fish so on the way home he stopped Mr*. Sam McKeown and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Hendershott hear from hi* friend*. ing been Su«*r <>» at a meat market and said. "Throw Sammy , .were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bush. Gene Is al present *lr . .. Sunday caller* of Mr. and Mr*. Dernond and me five of the biggest trout you ---------------------------------------Leslie Lockwood, in Hastings. serving in Pensacola. Fla. I have." The clerk looked surprised BRANCH DISTRICT Word has again been received | _?* 2,2 \ I Friend* of Robl Bryan* will be Oeorge Adrlanson and Mra Robert JHenrv Bidelman still l* quite ill. to know that he Is improving Orr and family were Robert Orr from Comrade Harley Howlg that ®* hr m, Pearl Dernond and asked. ' Whv throw 'em. What's of Watenlict. Mr nnd Mr*. Leon “Jun » 1 e.n t-n ,my /Tlx- Dorcas m ................. sen of Ionia th. Society at lhe ..Sliernicely from his recent bad spell ' . h. u » .b. a„„ Wrtnyrf.v Mr and . .. Mr*. James Crawley of Adrianton nnd Russell of Olivet, j supper guest. family I y..«M thyrn f nuy te ~ ' *'r. wcl, Bu.,drt ,1>Uc „f Hutlns. ----,,, I Arch Graves visited here on Sun- poor (Uh.rm.n bm 1 m no Itof!" /. ... "*lng» called on Mr. Brynn* Fri- Mr and Mr*. Clarence Adrlanson nn^J family of Marshall. Mr. nnd 'Yell, solongfelloa-sfor thhjime It)r bluy llnje dav evening. EASTERN STAR NOTES . Mrs. Geo.- Haven* and Lillian of The Barry Countv Eastern Star 'n«* C- E Sunday evening was and don't forget we'reJn-vmir"cheer­ Mr. and Mr* Leslie Adams and — -• Nedry and Mr. and Mra i^wl* association will hold its annual ;>’* charge of Earl Seasc. Next Sun­ ing section. God Mess you Mrs. Sarah Oxtroth were in Battle 1a dinner guest- on Sunday of Mr. Johnson, Jr. and family, local. Officially ,jthd otherwise yours. Creek last Thursday on bugincsv meeting -in. the Masonic temple ld“>' evening the leader nlkbt nnd Mrs. Fined Garrison. Mrs 1 __Cm»rlM Leonard. Mayor Mr. and Mrs Clancy Farr of here Thursday. Sessions will be- Earl Weygandl and the subject' Mr.- Mary Gib-on will entertain 'Walter* is visiting her parent* in Plainwell called on Mr. and Mr*. gin at 9:30 A. M. Mr*. Margaiet wln •*. “Helping Our Friends to A number of suggesttomi have the Jolly Dozen this Wednesday nt :Montana ■ Jones of Otsego, worthy graiid li,vc at Their Best." come in since last week. A mother her home in Hasting* Remember the W. S. C S dinner Ernest Farr Sunday evening. matron, will be guest of honor: ; Mni ’Anna Mac Hart and baby of one of the bovs at camp sent In this week at Mrs Wm. McDonaldMr. and Mra Gordon Hoffman will 1 • • • of Barryvllle. spent Saturday night the name and address of her son move Into the Phil Delton house in spent Saturday evening .with Mr ■ On Thursday evening last week ; with her parent*: Mr. and Mra Floyd ■ 1.000 Moose Killed l Hastings Chapter No. 7 were guests . Dunnigaif. and on Sunday visited to him well iftvr you hi* nddre**. Mrs Ethel Wilcox attended the Nearly 9.000 moose were killed ma zoo. I of Corinthian Chapter In Kala- her grandparents. Mr nnd Mr-. Birthdav club last Friday at the during Sweden's brief 1940 open : mazoo where they put on tlte Ini- • E S. " Thompson. — boy- and where they are so others home ... .wl, of Mrs Vlcn w Spidrl Reason. KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JUNK • tlatory work, eight candidate* re­ Mrs. EdwXrd Thompson and may write in to get n boy to write i Mr. and Mr*. Otis Whitmore en: ceiving the degrees of ti»c order. children of Sunfield and Mr. andto then we won't lx? overlooking 'tertained all their family Sunday.'। Mrs. Kenneth" Wilcox and familvanyone Well trv the plan to see , Pvt Wayne Whitmore, who is sta• —?""?• r—------- “ of Battle Creek visited nt E S hnw It will work so send us the tinned at Chicago, came Saturday Ed Mannl, chaplain will be a guest , Thompsons on Sunday. names and location of your bovs night returning Sunday. Miss Sylof the chapter nt Dimondale. It ,! Miss «•:— Virginia .......... m ------- -- — <_ Ttioinjison Li >. home Anvone wanting to write letters : via Whitmore of Battle Creek wa* ' being their Friendship Night. ( from Trer work In the State Hos- n»k us for a name or names and also home for tjje.dny. I pital for two weeks' vacation. well see that you get them 1 Kenneth Norton started work nt OBITUARY OF | Mr*. Bessie Woodman attended Wonder who In town writes letters 'lhe Ea^m Manufacturing Company • CHARLES QII1BELL " 11 the Slate Convention of the Pro- to the greatest number of boys? We in Battle Creek Monday morning. Charles Quibcll was born on Oct. hiblllon Party nt. Conuma last all should be writing more. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Norton. 4. 1889 in Highland Tup. Qxeola : Saturday. Next week Mr*. Roy Hubbard will Joyce and Phyllis. Mr nnd Mrs. county, where he resided for 24. chat with you. Mrs. Hubbard 1* now Vincent Norton, were Sunday evryears He wa* the eleventh child . ing this month. chairman of the Barrv Countv; Reel nlng^aUers of Mr. nnd Mrs. R E of William and Viola Qulbell of Cross Chapter. No doubt mariv of Ma|l In Knlamo England. He moved from Osceola ' HOLD CORNERS you had Mrs Hubbard In the' sixth 1 , , county to Carlton Center where he [ The Doud community club will ,grade and will be glad and eager to j HFsnERSIIOTT resided for four year*, then moved [ 1 meet Wedneaday evening September . to Hastings where he made his i,.30. All welcome. BRING US I Mrs Mary Hcnrv came home week then—Cheerio. home for* twenty-five- yeara He 1' WASTE FATS FOR EXPLOSIVES I The farewell parly for Rev. Hesfrom Jackson last Tuesday. Zolly Coffer. waa constantly employed for twrn- . I Callers nt the Matteson-Christen- । ty years by lhe E. W Bliss Co., •cotLs wa* well attended nt Edward ' j sen home on Thursday were Mr., Campbell's. until his death at Pennock hospital DonnLs Hapghtaling spent the SOUTH T1IORNAPPLE nnd Mrs. Bi Scntz and Mr. and Guest* over the weekend and for Mrs. Arthur Burgdoff ot Hastings. He was married on Oct 15. 1918, weekend in Battle Creek. dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mra. Daisy Bergman visited Mrs. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Mntteson called on CHOICE CUTS ROUND. SWISS OR to Miss Stella Webster at Hastings. of Climax over lite weekend. Janie* Oliver were Mr. nnd Mi.. Mr*. Lillie Matteson in the Weeks . He leaves to mourn their low hi* > wife; two sons by a former marriage. f Mr. * f. and. Mrs. Lynden Norris and George Mason and little daughter district, in the evening. — .. -----j Qeorge Norris ate clilckof Grand Rapids. Mr. and Callers Mrs. at | Albert Brill's Thursday Orville nnd Orland of Battle Creek: ’’"’I ’n“. ... -— with Rolland Oliver and three children evening were Chrisler Granger of , Mn Mw J Leslie Gould's folk* FULLY TRIMMED Sunday and called at Ira CJiaffee's and Mrnnd Mr*. Basil Turner and , Dowling, with Aaron Schtwucho of Marion: one stepson. Leonard Peb­ Quimby. .family from Flint, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Battle Creek. Miss Jean Howard of ; bles of Hastings; several niece.. and of --------Mr*. Art Covey of Hastings and • Francl* Oliver, local. Miss Eunice . Grass Lnkc. Miss Carol Howard and nephews: grandchildren nnd n num­ Mra. Lynden Norris attended n Qllver who had silent the" week in friend T!;: ~ ' Battle Orc;!:. Creek jHOUioia cuts ber of distant relatives, besides a shower at Mrs. Johnson's of Battle Flint, returned borne with the TUr- j friends jvere all callers of Mr. and . LAMB CHOPS TENDER. MEATY RIB boat of friends and neighbors Creek Thursday honoring Mrs Paul ner*. I Mrs. i Jack Mrs Sullivan Jack Sullivan who were who nt were theat1 the Funeral service* were held Sat- Berman. -j -•• — — - . Brill home ... . Mrs, — Rose Seiber and daughter that evening. LAMB BREAST .. Ik Wnlldorff funeral home with In­ FANCY IRISH DRESSED ROCKS terment at Puller cemetery. Rev. FRYING CHICKENS 38c BEST SHOULDER CUTS B. J.. Adcock ofYlc la ting V. F. W. NEWS • There was a good attendance Wed­ nesday evening at the Community Farm Bureau held at lhe home 01 On th< Home Front To the Voters of the Fourth District cluilvely that the people of the Fourth Congressional District believe they are fully capableortlecUng a Congressman without the assistance ot would-be dictator* iron New York or elsewhere. It-shows they believe in. and are determined to have, a reprerentative republican form of government. Uiat they in­ tend to Lnalst upon an end to the waste nnd incompetency in Washington which i* endangering lhe live* of the men they The result of the primary wa* not a tribute to any candidate but It was notice that lhe people of the District believe In tffe Constitution of our Forefathers nnd that when the victory has been won. they intend that the men who are fighting our battle returning, will find, this a free and united Nation, lhe principles of lhe Constitution still guiding us. lhe door of opinrurdty still open to every American citizen. Permit me most humbly and sincerely to thank you far the opportunity to contest In November next for lhe privilege of, serving you Clere E. Hoffman Your Representative Adv. Washington. D. C. September 10. 1942. BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS ( ALL YOUR FOOD NEEDS DEATH OE- FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT Mrs. Julia Moecr. aged 67. parsed away on Tuesday at n local con­ valescent home. For the' past six years. Mrs. Moyer and her hus­ band. James Mowr. have resided in Ionia. Hasllngs haying been their Yxime previously. Surviving, are the husband: two sons. Alvin 1-croy Basler of Welcome Comers and Cletus Basler of Grand Rapids; alio a brother. Sylvester Brock, and a step-daughter. Mrs. Bertie L. 8mlU>. both of Hastings. Hie Rev. B. J. Adcock officiated at the funeral service* at the Leonard funeral home on Thursday at tvyo ofclock. Interment tn Rlve&ide cemetery. DtlNlfAM. DlS-ritlCT Winter Dresses JUNIOR’S MISSES WOMEN’S SOUTHERN YAMS IRISH WASHED CARROTS MAC INTOSH APPLES SNO-WHITE CAULIFLOWER CALIFORNIA ORAHGES . QUICK Ol ItGULAl QUAKER OATS 5UNHYFIELO RICE 6EMS KILLOGGS RIQ KRISPIES 3'4iK 20c 't?i12c ",?416c .. 29c 71522c 2 PKGS. 19c KG 12c ' LB. FRESH TROUT GRAPES SWEET POTATOES 25c APPLES ONIONS MICHIGAN CELERY iu. pkg. 29c PKG. 13C tn. 75c 19' CRANBERRIES ... do: .. 23c FRESH $OUO GRIIN 22c UBBAGE -of ne. X rtLiow 5 itc' SUIT DRESSES DOMESTIC SWISS CHEESE With the slim. figure compli- PLAIN OR PIMCNTO B '■■■BV PABST-ETT CHEESE 2 PKGS. 33c CHIEF BRAND Carole King” Dresses For juniors 9 to 17 assures you of the finest work­ manship ond materials — as well as approved, T?t 11c 24i& »c 2ft?t15c • to j295 595 . gso AGCO CHEESE SUSI GOOD OLEOMARAGRM KIYKO MARGARINE 2 tax 31r Maternity Dresses 10c 2..o.25c IM Me ■on 5c SPICE CHEESE 58' & 60' 32' 32' -28' LB. LOAF Frandsen9s 31^29 1HCY FLAVOR CINDERELLA BAR 5ELF-5ERUICE KRUNCH TOP Suva LAYS KAVOUO DATED FRESH DAILY RRESH ' ut. He WALNUT COOKIES OUF-FASHIONSO .. 31c RYE BREAD MILK MAD- 33* cT*^s 2 ..et 13c NAPKINS MOUSSES «15c “u « BEET SUGAR .uu ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING 6c QT 31C KETCHUP 2 lag: 27c PUMPKIN tGt CAN '9C NORTHERN TISSUE ROLL 5^ as i2c SAUER KRAUT THANK YOU ASPARAGUS IONA TOMATO JUICE IONA CUT ► WAX BEANS 'Si 15c 3 SSI 29c J&413c GREEN BEANS SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAIL “413c “eUlAc WHITE SAIL SOAP GRAINS 2««33* PIE APPLES IONA APRICOTS WHOtt tlGMENTt > GRAPEFRUIT , . IONA PEACHES KLIIN't DILL PICKLES “410c 24% 41c 2?S..'2$c 2 c". 31c 'S'. 30c 3 A'-tlc KITCHEN KLENZER 2 CANS LUX Ol LIFEBUOY SOAP tWIITHIARY SOAP FLAKES WOOOIURYS FACIAL SOAP FOR HOUSICLIANING PIC AND SPAN ECONOMICAL OAKITE IV 2caxes13c 5 & 38c 4 caret 24c 2 pkgs. 39c PKG 13C BLUE SUDS 3 «ss. BREAD FULL I’/s-LB. LOAF White Houm Evaporated dw SHORTENING V. MARVEL ENRICHED 595 to §95 PHONE 2504 19' 31' 10' 5 :o. NONESUCH MINCE MEAT CUTRITK WAX PAPER NORTHERN TISSUE brick cheese Wonderfully drdened. alirn. an Mens ond Women' HASTINGS PEPPERS WISCONSIN authentic fashion^ that do more for you than just dresses. Prices — 500 5c LGE. BOH. KRAFT'S Two Piece Washable i 10-LB. MESH BAG LOAF CHEESE ^2 VELVEETA CHEESE 2 * MILD* CHEESE> Regulation Shoes! Wear m 2 COCOANUT SUNNYFIElD BAKING SODA MORTON! IODINE SALT Wartime is THE time to bowl and take your mind LBS. 32c V.' 17c SUNNYFItlO PANCAKE FLOUR I LB. 10c NEW CROF uchIBc 43' 34' 17' 30' 25' .. 35c GOLDIN CINTIR WHEAT GERM JHREDOID RALSTON All PURPOSE IONA FLOUR MICHIGAN SHIAWASSEE Sy^NYFIIlO CAKE FLOUR in Scientific Shoes and Oxfords LB. GOLDEN JERSEY BOWL $2.49 & $2.98 IB. POLE -STAR MELO-IIT low! LB. t. 30c SLICED «u25c SPICED HAM OR SALAMI armour-1 THURINGH _. -----------I. 33c HADDOCK FILLETS SUMMER SAUSAGE CORN MEAL our bowling shoes! Priced LB. FANCY RED TOKAY Pvt. Howard McIntyre of Camp Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, Is having an elght-day furlough Sunday. Mr. and >trs. Ray Ostroth were hosts to Mr*. Ostroth** relative*, fifty being present for din­ ner and several more coming in the afternoon. After dinner n group picture was taken by Mr Wise ot Hastings. Matt. Balch, who w*s'injured in an automobile collision in August, ex­ pect* to return to Ann Arbor for a check-up as lie sutlers considerable pain in the jaw that was broken. ThoseNwho have threshed beans report a good crop of excellent qual­ ity. , Mr*. Vera Famhan-and baby son of Battle Creek had dinner Friday with her uncle, Claud Hoffman ana family. Sunday callers at Claud HotTman's were Mr. and Mrs. Claud Jones. Mrs. Sidnev Stanton, and Mr and Mrs. Curl Brodbeck of Woodland off your worries. ECONOMY SIRLOIN STEAK PRIME RIB ROAST BOILING BEEF LAMB ROAST .. Ik REDFISH FILLED STEWING FOWL FANCY LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS SUNNYFlSLD. CORN FLAKES KtllQG&S CORN LUKES SUNNYFItlO ROLLED OATS GIT IN THl SCRAP 2 &29c WAR SAVINGS STAMPS 3i™ 29c A&F FOOD STORES �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. SEPTEKSER 24, I»42 and Mra. Orson Johnson, r /k iii tt deBBert , theater tranifcrred immediately to hl* new morning with * were fifty guests p» \ II C I A I p,rty Pr,day nlfhl opening her location HU addreM U Beattie, I Lydia Buoh and Mra. Klan Otrri- Prairieville « I J U I I A L , L V L H I J eighth birthday. The deooert wa* Waah., Hotel Frye. Room 115. son am members of served in Hotel Halting* dining 1 -----------------------------Garrison family who settled in Bunday. Sept. 27 U Rally Day at room. The table, acres* which red FAMILY GATHERING broadcaata our l Michigan ih IBM. Mr* Bush. In our Sunday zchdol. Come and bring Earl Eggleston, wiio la convales­ white and blue ribbons ran from' ** * ‘ Mrs Almond Weber of - ---------------- -- ------h-./ ~~ , — «... wv.. .spile of her 94 year*, «U11 takes an cing at his home, was pleasantly comer to comer, wan eentered 1 have been entertaining •Mary Agnes called on Haymond 6lock. Mrs Harold Freeman and active part in Uie program Tilts church ai 11:15. | surprised Sunday evening when with a unique birthday cake, it ; Murphy of Grand Rapid* Sunday. । Mia* Geraldine Stoclt of Detroit time she told of having been at ' Vincent Smith had arranged for wa* faihlor.cd like a military drum. Mrs. William Weber, a broUier, Mra. Wild* Morgan, who ta on in- wtrp guesu in the Oscar Palmer the 1-—- -* *•- —■ **— **-"—• I open house from 8 to 9 p tn. to Icing formed an American flag ,Geo Weber and two *l*tera, Mr*. when the Barry County structor in Home Economic* tn ,,lome rovara! day* last week. , [Bliven BUva The Community club will meet celebrate his 19th birthday. Thirty- and the Inscription "God Bless Marion Towers and Mr*. John ------------------Rhode Island —«... State College. 1* ' Mr. and Mrs. Emery Pox. Mr. and --7* Boy* of '61 gathered there before With Mr. and Mra. Dan McCallum America". Small silk flags Hew Knapp, all from near Burlington. spending thU week wllh her moth- Mr*. John Newhoure of Grand Rap- leaving for Battle Creek, to be in­ this week Friday night, Sept 26. , In front of each place. The guest* Colorado. Last wwkSnd Staff er. Mrs. Nell Doekeloo. B. Broadway.! id* were Sunday visitor* ot Mr. and ducted into the service of the CivMra W. G Bradford entertained were Dorothea Trlnkleln. Donna Sergeant Ferris Weber. Trite ... — and Her *on. David, who ha* been Mr*. O*car Palmer. » War. She had three brother* Delton Hospital Guild No. D last Wednes- Lou Gury. Marjorie Cordes. Bally *on. Perris Devon, from Boston, A reception will be held in the spending part of hl* summer vac*- ' Mr. and Mr*. Ward Coleman and who *crved ln lhe c,tU War- Bnd and Marymlke Brandstetter, Judy Mass , came to Join'th; group and b«r|rrmarked Uial ahe had alre,u, tlon here will return with her to daughter of Angola“indTvtattad ... ........ . 5-. «’*• Methodist church.Thursday evening. first inerting of the year. Three Stem. Barbara and Judith Powell, with Mra. Jay Norton and Mr*. lor. Mbrria HUI; sophomore. Carl 1. and . - Mrs _ enter public school* In Kingston. J aUnt and family, Mr. .. nn iirr nnnta nt ar^at .L”sndL'r Sept. 24 for lhe teachers of the Del­ tables of bridge were played. Barbara. Beverly and Richard An- Albert Tuttle <»i*ter»> of Battle Hathaway, frwhman. Leroy Hewitt. R.I and grand nephews to serve their ton Rural Agricultural Khoof^Mrs. nsble. Peter and Carl Ekitrom. Jr.. Creek com pieted the family circle. W. Armbruster, over lhe weekend The girb intramural sports Ma­ Roger Williams. Mra. Leon Pennock On Friday evening. Mr. and Mra Philip Gldley and Gar and I-enore Tilt* 1* the first time they have son i* opening thl* week with vol­ Mra. George Bumncr spent Frldky Mra. Charles Walter all been together for some Ume leyball. with her daughter. Suzanne, in n.ol»mHwu spcll« aunuiy tn nu- grand nephew in uniform. Robert and Mrs. Bert Patton were appointed Clara Siebert and children, and Mr Cpmptpn. Hawley, came over from Fort Ous­ and Mrs William Fox of Kalama ­ Powell assisted Mr*. Virginia Baird and enjoyed tlietr visit very much. Grand Rapids and they both spent । ting* with fricnd» and relatival. ting* with friend* and relatives. Pauline chandler has been ap­ ter for the day. • refreshments Mrs. Charles Har- zoo. surprised Harley Pox. coming In supervising the children. i —;-----------» • » -----the weekend In Chicago. Winona dnughpointed athletic treesum by the i rington and Mrs Bertha Adams to over for dinner, the occasion being T. E Doyle ,of Kansas City. Mo.. |I MrMrs . nexmr. oiDowning Mnaungand nna mix athletic board. I ter. Rcxlne. of Lansing nnd Mis. SKIDMORE—TARBELL in charge charge of of decorations decorations /-'be. fbe. in Ills birthday. The New Idea Club met last h visiting Mra Grace Dodds nnd j Glenn. Smith of Grand Rapid* spent Wednesday evening al lhe home . I. TX ML'’ Ros'' Tarbell, da ugh-' RB»>' D»y will be held Sunday. Mra. Cnrl Wesplnter ibis week. Ur '.*i A.,,d >4.¥ Urr IaLh.” m I y,.e.*ee^£nd ?_l?'..Mr r*' £°. n ter of Mr*. El*le Tarbell of_N**h- ^l’1 27 at 10 A. M. In the Delton Although tuberculosis Is tha kadThe Faculty-Student council has On Wednesday morning the Pres­ of Mra. Earl Boyes with all twelve Mr. and Mra Ray Hiatt and Mis* I Eddy. Mr*. Smith and Mr* Eddy I “L01 a™™ Method is* church I ..hi. ‘l*™-.. bride "vf Georgs Melhodls* church. A candle light- bytertan ladles aid met at lhe members. present, honoring Mrs. elected ----------- vice chair­ Mary Ketcham, Katherine Oldding. of Battle Creek [.pent Monday tn Battle Creek. “me I Skidmore. "*Mi Mr'Vnd^Mra'Er- ing service will be held In Sunday home qf Mra. Raymond Flnnle for Lena Norris who celebrated her man; Barbara Shannon, secretary; .pent Bunday at the home of Mr | J— ---------------- —* -------11 nMt «kld»nore of Maple Grove in «*ool and there will t>c special a Hobo breakfast and regular meet­ birthday. The evening was spent and Harold Fuller, treasurer. May­ iiomas ofD^ Nashville *nent - - _ —____ ■ ‘by^Rer •_ •>_ H* ■■ miulc niu.i. by i,,. the o,. choir. Ihu'wlH -il.. w.n also .i>« ing of the aid society. ? ndlnf!; *Ii'th nMr«0, hF^reiJr nt Mond*v . _ eeremonF'perform«r in visiting Plans were dUcusaed or Roy Kenyon la chairman ex­ contagioui disease. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gldley, Mr. and **“> Mra Dora Fcdcwa_ R paxtor of lhe Baltimore be promotion day for ckissre. Everyfor ways of raising money for the officio. Mr* BCn Robbins. Mrs. Maggie Gid- | Mf-.<nd”"' United Brethem church on Satur- body attending will receive a gift, Mra' Kenneth Laberteaux enter­ hospital Mr. Oles, faculty athletic man­ ley will sturkis Mrs. — Anna. L. Johnson , day ocpl. jj. at Bg o'clock ' An extended to every- tained a group of .ladles with des­ COVNTR Y CLUB* NEWS - and — Ml** —..... Eunice Jacobs, wui . , and .. . . luay, IZ. Bl OCIOCX AU invitation unnauuu 1* is rurum ager. has been making assignment* spend Uil* weekend nt Nashville. Bnd fBmll>- ’5*"* Sunda> ’rtihDMr ; Large bouquets of gladioli, and body in lhe community. sert on Wednesday afternoon at to lhe men teachers of their ticket ­ Tenn with William J. Gldley who aPd “j*'1>a,nu dccorated the aJ‘«r Bnd thirty'^. Tlie September committee of the taking poets at the home football her home cn West Madison street 111-1 who "nu are HI. the M.c prm^parenU p, UIIU |I.LUIIia of HI an ,11 reUllVM and U in ।I id* frten(U wllnMwcd bhult* In lhe the armed service*. services. ' Hie' afternoon wa* spent in mak­ Hastings Country Club announced games. | The Shultz Community Chib will ing plans for the year's activities a dancing party for Saturday night. Mr. nnd Mra W. L. Hinman spent I 8 lb. baby boy born Friday, Sept. 18. the service. Bus meetings were held last ouuuoy Sept. 26. at the club house. The Thursday tn elect captains, The The bride's gown was fashioned ** held O«. 1 with Mrs. Katherine of the Hastings Woman's club. Sunday in In ijcirou Detroit witn with tucir their ion*on- i *nd ,las bern nam*d Richard Lee. dance is for club members, their drivers choose one. and the j of Royal »"» blue -™-' velvet »™ and *ne she curear- Tedrow. tn-U.. jnd a.ugMn. Mr. .nd Mr. *«wvw. M. C Musolf. to help celebrate Mr*. !??.. .1!["P"1wtitama* ' rlcd “ rnlxcd bouc»u<'t ol >'el,ow «« I . . -----------Many social affairs are being glv- friends and guest*. Dancing will senders, two. Bus 2 has------MUsolf's birthday. m, r„hvd„^ thl*” A bud'’’ BaUni Bnd «napdragon*. jCedar Cre*k — cn tn honor of _______ Dr. and Mrs. .w.,Ray- — commence t at 9:30. - The commttee ------------ •— Magnon. Dorothy Robinson. Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson | I^Jmhv Ro^h M^Kalamazoo Mts* Mttrtan Heck.,,r °f Ann Ar* T’?e Community Club will be held /nond Finnic before they leave on in charge 1* composed of Mr and liam Shellington as captains; bua HOT A COLD WATER of Sturgis spent Sunday with Mr 1 »~r!bor W1M m"ld of honor “nd aerald ul lhe wh001 house t*’- 2' 'n,L'’ l' October 3rd lor UouUvUIe. Kb'. Mrs. Prtd W. Stebbins, chairmen. 3. Gale Slocum. Beruadene Schantz; and Mr* Hare, Thomp^n. Sr . and £SaZJJ Berved hta *». .thc >nnua> c.hlckfn *“l>1>er Ono such occasion was a dinner Mr. and Mra. C. " SHOWER BATH S. *****" Potts. Mr. ” F. bus 5, Dora Pursell. Patricia ShurE. Lowry. Dr. and Mrs N.— G.--------Scho- low. Robert Rose; bus 8. Robert A good program U being planned. at the Earl Coleman home on West---------------------v-------------Mrs Anna L. Johnson. | and Mrs Roush and family Of brother as best man. Single |3J4 par wk. ■* Green street Tuesday evening. Dr. waiter. Mr and Mrs. W M. Kteb- Pranshka. Airfrey Forsythe; bus A wedding supper was served to Everyone welcome Mra. Mary Showerman 1ml* gone to J Richland spent Sunday with them. and Mra. Finnic were both pre- bin*, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Par- 7. Roy Fuller. Richard Yarger. Tom the guests after the ceremony with',. -----------Elberta, near Frankfort, where Yhe ; Mr. and Mra. Allen Pender spent ■ beautiful »rlton Center beautiful weddine wedding cake cake beintr being a a <<»rlton Center sented with a gift and the eve- lln .°l Battle Music .will O'Connor; ous bus a, 8. juanita Juanita BWUl, Swift. 7L j ..Creek. ----- A. ----- Mvmnior; S"’H?r^dmr^^ feature Mr" R ” Langham of Carlton Grange is sponsoring a ning was spent playing bridge. *hr “ 'lurnunm **' ‘ *~ “ ****** n “ il. ,l(hl.pu« Kmnru. Milin jrulr linud. bu> tfe "ru. S aS."” -d Hrrtrr NU.M .. .hr C.rU.m Or.„tr Rythm King orchestra. — ---— 10, -----Barbara Van Nocker. Lloyd fty, : hull. Thursday evening. September Honoring Mr* Raymond Finnic ------ ———— Otis Earl. ' Oct<J,X’r * Mr Bnd Mra Glenn Storrs spent Mr ' ld u Kkldmnre are nt _It is __the duty of ,bus captains n'"1. h“™ “ <rkS. on a Jrrr.r- 24. 9 00 P M., UndcrshcrifT Leon who will leave Oct. 3rd for jxnils- <X)UNTRY CLUB NEWS There were fifty-six members to make a dally report to the prin” Doster a-ill be present to give a talk vlllc. Kv. Mrs. Dekey Hon enterWcdnesdaj (last wreki from Dun- of Mr. and Mra. Charles Bmelker. [ ■ on Home Defense and plan* will be tatned thirty guest* at the Countryand guests present at the regular clpal. regulate student conduct on dec. Y. and Mrs. visited n. Dr. d« N N Y. .nd vicinity »lnl« where .nm she m™ A. « D. n Knkkem ddx r.nm .ho .Un^rt made to organize Carlton Twp. for Club luncheon on Tuesday. Mr.-, luncheon and bridge al the coun- the bus. and assist the driver whenvisited relatives and friends for the and Mr* Emory Kntakeni of Mu*- the wedding were: MJ-, and Mra. defenM*. Air raid and fire wardens Finnie was pre.-ented with a lovetry club on Tuesday. ever necessary, past six-week*. j kegon over tile weekend. 'Russell Langham of Lansing. Miss will be appointed al that time. Ev- ly coraage and out of tou-n guest*»• Out of town guests were Mra. Wm ' Coach -------- — Fred. Goodell Introduced Mr and Mra. A E. Johnson were , The Rev. 6, Conger Hathaway and Marian Hecker ot Ann Arbor. Mr. nryone in Carlton Twp. i* Invited were Mra. Frank Christiansen of ,J. Crawford of Wall lake. Mrs A. Jv the football squad In their new blue guest* of Mr. nnd Mra. Steven John- | Ix-muel Severance were at Mason on , and Mr*. Arthur Skidmore of Olivet, and should attend. Pot luck supper. Detroit and Mr* Edwin Pumaln ।Crego of Grand Rapids, and Mra. and gold suit* at the pep meeting son of Indianapolis 1>vcr Uie week- Monday attending th semi-annual WIHTB—CALLOWAY------------|»ndMa». .M one i,U,«r dbb. from Clear take Camp. ■T. E. Dickerson of Philadelphia Friday proceeding the Lowell game. end. meeting of the Lansing Presbytery. with Mra. C. W Crawford: Miss They included eleven lettermen Mr. nnd Mra. Frank Sage vLsIled I Mr. nnd Mr*. Edward J. Adams The ceremony uniting in marriage Coals Grove On Saturday evening a potluck Rita | Christiansen of Detroit. Mrs. from last year. Mr. and Mrs George Bauer and spent the weekend in Lansing with Mis* Collette P. Gallowny. daughter | The Coats Grove L A S will dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs Al iEdwin Punxila of Clear lake with Maxine Cooper.- Milo Coldren. daughters of East lauvdng on Sim- ' Mrs. Rhea Smith and family. of Mr. and Mra. Ceci) Gardner, serve a fried chicken supper nt lhe Brown was held al the Clayton ; Mra. Dewey Hon; Mra. Albert Car- Judy Mulder and George Walton • day. ---------------------------------------14443 Askew. Kansas City. Missouri, church on Oct. 8. Brandstcttcr home on West Green • vet h of Wall lake with Mra. Fred were chosen cheer leaders from Mr. and Mr*. Ed. Granla* of Yp- THOMAS—IjTRIMBACK and 8 Sgt. Roy J. White, son of , . , ------------street. Bridge was the evenings IStebbins eight contestants at Uie pep meet­ sllanti were guesu of their cousins. Saturday- morning at seven Mr. „r and Bna Mr*. Mr, John .onn ' C. While wnll_ of ot ing Friday morning. .. . ..... «t n Dlnnw,. The .Inh Johnstown Pioneer l.^i. Aaw>n. entertainment and later the ladles ,. Mra. Clyde Wilcox won the golf Mr and Mra J. B Devereaux, on o'clock lhe marriage of Mis* Dori. HasUngs wa* performed in th-1 Thr adjourned to the Country Club to । Others who tried' out were Dor­ —low net for the member who Friday iuid Saturday. Ann Strimback. daughter of John ,Chapel of Enid Army Flying School will meet at the Banfleld church on help with the refreshments served prize I Mr and Mr* Dan LewU returned Strimback of Hastings, and Mra cStwSm. 7^ four o' kxk w Saturday. October 3. Pot luck dinhad not won a prize this year. othy Williams. Marjorie Kings­ at the dance being given for the :Bridge prizes were won by Mrs bury. Elizabeth Pantazi*. and Vir­ on Monday from Mansfield. Ohio. p*ul Morehouse of Battle Creek. I Saturday afternoon Sentember 5 GLOBES sixty const guards from Clear Lake IM. J. Cross and Mra. Roman Feld- ginia Myer*. where they had been since Wed- to Joe N. Thoma*, son of Mr. and Juv Fletrfir S C^we o! th? First Camp. Mr. and Mra. Brown were ।patuch. The judge* were the school m*ynerday visiting Mr. and Mrs Max Mrs Floyd Thoma* of this city. Methodl*t church of Enid read the BARNUM SCHOOL The committee for the trophy or- t*1* ,nur cbu5 presidents. Miss U«h nnd son. Jnck. Max wa* ill was solemnized by Father John V J. X nresener of about Mrs. Sara Hebei has gone to Mus- 1on their way from Grand Rapids I for member* only, to be ''ftn Wi-streven, and members of I «i7iv mL\ —' ---------- J• - ----------- kegon Hei»hU to spend the winter 1to their new home in Ann Arbor luncheon nnd fn the hospital during part of Dillon at the St. Row of IJma fifty KU7. e*u I next week, are; Mr*. James 111 r Athlrtic board. wllh h" Mr.. Mrrlr which they took possession of on held their visit but is convalescing. On I church, the single ring service be' .b. for the wedding was Music fur- Johnson. Monday. Radford, chairman. Mra. Willard T*”-* war ha* brought new Rig­ Mqnday, Jack went to Canton, O.,I “ Ing read, potbed'palms. bouqueU of sea- i ■££' brid?^!S g{?en to ' H»“ro,<’ John'ton' who leU , Smith. Mra. Clifford Dolan and nifleance to the boys' physical rd= to take the examinations for en- । ~—' ■ sonal garden Howers and lighted ‘q’J 10 for training in the army is now i , Mr. nnd Mrs George Hebdon en- Mrs. Aben Johnson. । ucatlon classes this year, Mra. Brolistment in the navy. _., tertalned a few friends at their zak Itaving Introduced a new . -------marelage by gt. Raymond K, Smith rationed at Houlton, Maine HU ”1------ at nounon, Maine. Hi". Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Densmore and cathedral candles formed .... of West Stockbridue. M----on West Green street with ■TRANSFERRED TO ils* also sin.. . . home I ["toughening up" routine. In the . . .Mr." U JTSin Air lur Sqdn Mr. and Mra. Edward Storknn were church decorations, one hundred a Sunday evening supper. । interests of physical fitness, the Barracks 12. Houlton. Maine SEATTLE. WASH. guests of MLs* Ruth Farr nnd Miss friends attending lhe wedding The l>wied at KA. F. 6 ' program will Include cross coun­ m wtdd,l1« th' .br.,dc । Elwyn Baker of Lansing called at Mr. and Mra. Fred Weyerman Lclah Farr of Wayne over the week- St. Rose choir sang the nuptial . The Business Womens Hospital try runs, obstacle race*. Individual end. They also called on Detroit ■ music and the traditional wedding a leal blue suit and hat and her the Herbert Johnston home Sunday Guild met Monday evening, the have received word from their son. ^coApctltlon. and calisthenics. relatives. I marches were played by the or- corsage wo* of baby orchid*. Miss afternoon Frank C. Weyerman. Radio Mra1 ’ ladies of the Goodwill Church put ­ le first-hour classes open each Marie C Payne of Kansas city Mo. H,rlan s,nUh and daughter HASTINGS PHONE 1141 Mr and Mrs. Bert Whipple have ggiUUMr. Strimback gave hl* ting on the dinner, forty members 1st Class, that he has been trans­ moved to Manchester. Where Tic has , daughter in marriage, . 01 GrBnd RaPlib spent last week nnd guests being present. The ferred from Treasure Island to S- Y,c’t’ ?f Chicago wnh her mother. Mrs Ben Crock- committee for October consists cf Seattle. Wash., where he ha* been employment. I a white satin dress with long . GP* Dwight Chase wa* home from Chi- tight sleeve*, a full skirt with train slattoned at E. A. F. S. attended ford. Gertrude Bliven. Elizabeth Henry, assigned to a ship that will do sal­ 8H>?nrr**t u-*'11 S?f'' Mr iuid Mrs' Oov’ bcnnon Bntr Charlatte Barry, vage work later on. At present, engo. Ill., over lhe weekend. and a finger-tip tulle veil were ** H d Kennelh friends of Lansing called al the Ben • however, he is stationed at Seattle Mr* Mary Bench returned Sunday [ worn by the bride. 8he carried a o V. Johnson acted a* usher*. —> ».*. — Sunday evening ---------------- ... Crockford h&me The Young Mothers Club met at getting acquainted uith hi* new from Rochester and Lockpart. N. Y.. white prayer book which held a A Wedding dinner wa* -...I uiu mn>. nvucri U*«IU nna innur ui mt>. ava o«iy«icr. Mr. and Mra. Robert Owens nnd the home of Mrs. Iva Snyder. duties and lhe new radio equip­ where she had been visiting for two ' white orchid. Sweettieart roses and the Youngblood Hotel in Enid Imdaughters'of Grand Haven spent Hanover 6t.. Thuraday afternoon, ment being installed. Week*. । blue delphinium. —" 'business ' ' Since the outbreak of the war, short meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt of Lan- j Miss Mary Louise Thomas, as mediately following the ceremony the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Joe After -a -* Mr. and Mrs. White will be at crockford. .Mr* Elmer Apsey gave a topic Frank has had some enjoyable ex­ ------- _ ------jmnid of honor, wore a floor length ring were home on Sunday. ■ home after September 30 al CoffeyTHURSDAY. SEPTEXuER U । Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valentine ‘'Child's Education." Hip next periences and has seen many places Mra. S. Conger Hnlhaway re- (yellow marquisette drew, a ihould' and daughter ot Hustings spent last meeting will be held at the home of worldwide interest. Just before turned home Tuesday from Albion er length veil and her bouquet was vllle. Kansas. The groom is a graduate of Ha*t- week wllh Mr. and Mra. Fred Dur- ot Mra. Floyd Myer*. 719 8. Dib­ he visited his parents here a couWe will open our »tore Thursday morning ready to where • ahe has been visiting her z of’ fz!l fall flcrrrr. flowers. Th= The bridesmaids ble. Thursday. Oct. 6. sons. Francis W. nnd Stephen C. ] were Mrs. Carl Belson of Lansing. ings High school in the class of 1935. Mr*. Vernor Blough wa* hostess - ■month's trip to South America Mr. and Mra. Keith Durkee went Hnlhaway. since Sunday Misses Elaine Winslow. Jean Man' nnd went to Enid early in July to LUNCHES — ICE CREAM — DRINKS her bridge club of. eight onion 1 — .—1 a cargo ship and previously had Newman Tuttle of Lansing and , Wallace and Ella Tyler, who were complete a training course he had to mnsing Sunday to visit the lat- to ter'* sister and husband. They Thtrrxday afternoon, Mm. Will . been sent to Australia with Mtt; witha -------conMrs Jnne Tuttle spent part of last (gowned in identical dresses of yel- been taking at Kansas City. Mo. Under the management of R. J. Mangan Uf.Kk held vnv Among out-of-town 'guest* present brought Mr and Mrs Adam Endres Llnington I and Mrs' Bert Webb voy. He t returned to TTreasure week In Chicago visiting an aunt.; low, pink, blue and aqua rcspecliveI Island a week *go Tuesday nnd was back to their home in Freeport. ,1the winning .scores. Mrs. Armlnda Leckenby. formerly ■ ly. Their matching veil* were | EHL* Johnston visited friends In Arminda Cobb of Irving. She is 97 shoulder length and each carried Cracrafl of Wheeling. W. Va. Thc ten members of the Study i Lansing Sunday evening, returning yean old . a colonial bouquet. Miss Patty Ann club were guest* of Mr*. R. W. I noine Monday. The Misses Helen and Florence ! Thomas, the flower girl, was dre-i*- AMERICAN LEGION Cook at luncheon on Monday. Mra. AND AUXILIARY NEW ’ 8 Wade. Esther Doty and Mrs. Morris ed in while silk end a veil fell A. D. McDonald gave an interest­ Officers for the ensuing year ' HOPE CENTER Hill spent the weekend al the Wade to the hem of her dress, review of the book. "The Gay 1 cottage near Traverse City. | Acting a* best man wa* Wayne were elected on Thursday evening | Bertha and Lillian Salik nnd lit- ing by Margaret Irwin, a ' Mr. and Mra. C. 8. Pott* spent (Pierce and the ushers were Robert ns follows: President. Mra. - Alma . tie son Freddie spent the weekend Gaillard" history ot the life of Mary. Queen the weekend with their son nnd Pierce, Donald Welfare. Joe Ros- Laraen; 1st V. P.. Mrs. Hazel Hlnk- with Ben Salik and family. Scots ley; 2nd V. P.. Mrs. Ruth Moore; | Wnmle Daniels started to rchool of ' „„„ghtcr-ln-lnw. Mr. and Mr*. Mr*, Richnidi- enbauin । daughtcr-in-lnw. and Hollis Isenhath. --------- . jInd. Mrs Morehouse, lhe bride's Secy.. Mrs. Gladys Henry: Treas.. this Monday morning after return-' In celebration of the thirteenth a rd... S. Potts ... in .. Hammond. Mrs. 'T'E-r.lma Thelma TT Hubert; Chap. ing frnm from TLeila Bittle Creek w^inTnmUverwy of Mrand iiKa-I • -M.n — Mr. !; ftw I'll II hospital TT-I.lo Sliter autrr Mary aqum Aquln left icn nioi.ua Monday .> iur for mother, । mouier, cnosc a n brown Drown enssmble ensemuie Mr-. clidsc Fordum University. New Yortt City.1 for her daughter's wedding, and Addle Scott; Historian and Pub-.where he was operated on for ap- Mra Craig Sheffield their rela.uTpVlsed them on Sunday after spending a few days with her •- — ---------- -------- -‘ ------- Ueily. Mias Mabel Sisson; Sgt at pendlcitU. His brother Edward was al£ cooperative dinner parent*. Mr. and Mra. William Mrs. Thomas, mother of the groom, Arms. Mrs. Mary Wiedia; Ex-'c. operated on for Uie same thing lakl _________________ Smith. Esther Pett._____ Mra._El- about four weeks ago nt Ulla hos- flt)d the day. Thosepreswa* dressed In blue with match­ Comm.. Mra. vim Sa vies and Mr. Lvdia Rmreran tai. Both are on the caln ...7 78 7, J .7. gain. Weldon Bronson and sister. Mra ing accessories and her shoulder vlrn Sayles Mra. Lydia Rogers: pital. ent were A. N. Sheffield and Mr. Sunday guests at Fred Ashbv's ynd Mra. Clinton Dove, Battle J Belle Brock, spent the weekend in corsage was of mixed flowers. Auditing Comm.. Mra. Ruth Moore home m Mr .rm Mr. Clvdr Arfi- Creek; Mr. and Mra. „„ „„„„ Jackson with hl* daqghter and son­ Place* were laid for. one hun­ and Mra. Haul Hinkley. Glenn Shef- ] in-law. Mr. and Mra. Basil Smith. dred at the wedding breakfast Delegates to the ruu.m Fourth a*.*™*, district oy. Mr. ana Mra IU MIC Asnny fleld and wn A^rta township; j Mra. Carl Sheffield -1^ Mrs. Weldon Bronson, who had served in lhe St. Rose had. lighted convention al 81. Joseph Sunday, land William Asli by all cf Kalama- ... Mr. — and and been visiting there for a week, re­ tapers and autumn flowers dec­ u . . family. Albion: Mr. and Mrs. Frank | Mrs. A.ta Masher expects to go stout and family. Quincy; Mr. and turned home with them Monday orating the tables. Hubert. have to Texas.in the near future. •* — ------forenoon. The Auxiliary members ------Mr. and Mrs. Thomas left for i-------- . . . Mr* Leslie Stout. Saline; Mr. andWhen eornmv from her school in Mrs AH<J Blanchard. Kalamazoo. Miss Doris Gamble was home from a few days' trip to Detroit. Her been invited to attend the "gpen B Tablet* IM ** Concentrate lOcc** Ypsilanti over the weekend visiting going away ensemble ' was black house" at the American Legion Eaton Co Friday night Blr- Atao M„ Sheffield. Mr. Complex VIL B IM Mrs. Irene Sayles. . with matching accessories. They club in Battle Creek on Monday dena Lyttles car collided with one and Mra o w Sheffield. Mr. and WwBrd K„. Mr. and Mr* A. K. Fratldsen and are living at 437 East Center St. evening, Oct. S. at seven o'clock, driven by Guy Murphy of Hasting* Mrl. Bruee Engel grandson Phillip Frandnen drove to Both Mr. and Mrs. Thomas at­ complimentary to the newly elect­ on the narrow road south ot Frank Bri 0» Hastings ... Elkhart. Ind.. Sunday to sec the tended the city schools and the ed Department president. Ward L. Francisco's. Both cars were dam- , aged, but .no one was hurt. • .f Johanna Baird entertained six- ! Robert Laurensen family. Mra former also a student at St. Rose McAllister, Frundsen remained for* a week’* school. Mr. Thomas is manager A,Joint meeting of the Legion Vktt. of the City Fvod and Beverage ahd Auxiliary will be held at the Mra. Frank Christiansen of De­ store and Mra. Thomas is sales­ Legion hall on Tuesday evening. troit 1* spending the week with Mrs. lady In a local shoe store. Sept. 29. when the officers of the Gregory Feldpausch. two organizations are to be In­ Mra. Richard Cook is attending a PERSONAL PAGE stalled. meeting of the Republican State THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL Harry Larsen. Angelo . Spirts. Central Committee in Detroit today GARRISON REUNION Elmer Calvin and Jack Sempf at­ The Garrison family reunion was tended the naUonal Legion con­ and will remain over Friday for the held Bunday, Sept. 13. at the farm vention in Kama* City over the Republican State Convention. MIm Dons Radford left Monday home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur weekend. fn begin her student activities at Schantz. This farm was for many yean the home of the late Mr. —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— Mra. Gene Sweet and Mr and Mra. James Bristol spent Bunday in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mrs Stephen Bristol. COMMUNITY NOTICES PERSONAL MENTION HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS *3” Self-Revising Lee Office Supply NOW OPEN THE KIST LUNCH ROOM VITAMIN TIME IS HERE Keep Fit Our Stock Is Complete NATOLA ROc Eau Claire visited Mr. and Mra L Severance over the weekend. Mrs Harden. formerly Myrtle Severance Severance. Mra. Glen Miller and son of Dow­ ling were luncheon guests of her aunt. Mra Oscar Palmer. Tuesday. The BEAUTY BAR 0ws«4 ut opersted by TBEiBA CL1VELANP SHEER RAYONS CHARM FOR MRS. AMERICA 89c Our aim is to help you retain an impreg­ nable beauty front — natural, charming. PERMANENTS ;rJEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 30 to Jis Flottering new rayons, unbelievably sheer, dull, ond long wearing. Full fashioned, with snug ankle -fit.' stretchy tops, new Fall shades. TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Quality Shoes Properly Fitted" Hastingi Michigan HALIVER OIL CAPSULES A B D & G CAPSULES YEAST TABLETS SUPER D COD LIVER OIL LOFOTEN COD LIVER OIL ABBOTT COD LIVER OIL YEAST AND SUN TABLETS MILES ONE A DAY UNICAPS - UPJOHN'S 100 89c 250 139 Pt . package । gg $3 11S 198 100 Pt12 OU. 250 98c 98c 98c large 211 100 495 BREED’S VIMMS SPECIAL 58c Squibb Vit. Parke Davis $4 sDRU6 STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON Hostings Pk«n< 2241 Stale A M —■■ �AU Kinds of Insurance Surety Bonds kons MW Hastings Swanson Agency Mr. and Mra. J. L. Smith and Mr. and Mn. Ed. Birdsall ipent Sun­ day aft«nwon and evening at the home of Emory Wood of Maple CHURCHES LOUT. ATRAYED OH STOI.ES—B CLASSIFIED RATES .heap Reward. Jamr. W Howard Sa.h.ille, ryute 1. Pbaaa 3I3T. lV,e par word, minimum *f 30c. If 34 Diaylay lino Mt la capa at black l.OltT Lac af look off truck that gall faca typa 10c m: Use. Flrrt inaartlna l^c fat word, each raccoutve IbmiUou ot •mm *4 1c I Karbari Camera and lliitlng.. FiaJ. er pl.M.e knee at liugiin. Oil Mial»r ward, minimum rharca Sue. lo.o Mel.in Oak. 10c •ddlUanal wtU bo ckarjvd tat blind cda. STRAYED - Yearling K'd Durham bull. AU taiaa ata tar caah. ’ Merle Warren, -one mile Weal of Ada not paid fot by Wednacday fal. . Dawlmg »24 lowtaf will ba chargad an addi­ tional 10c for carrying. LIVESTOCK Foreign ClaarUled R«M SCpar WJtd. Mlntmvn charge 40c. WE PAY lop marker price for dead • lock. Honea |3.<N>. coot *4.00. Phona roller! n.arrit nail-.o. Hailing, AUTO REPAIRIx\ AMD MIRC.___ : SHUT. Innia 400. Vallee Chemical . Co.............. 11 Sheldon Agency I QUIMBY TheHastings Banner PETS FOB SALE A MISCELLANEOUS Jo&UfVf MUtryef BOARDING DUMB—By day M weak. Cell 703—Ell ar 31SS. Al Bunur. FOK MALE—Krg. Ilcagle pup.. 8 ma,. old, lUried. Ruwll llari. male J. FOK HALE—Yeung bird 4og. 3011. , Phone 924 SALE OH RENI— a CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT ■ FOK HALE—We are ulferiag our home In Ha.linga al 1104 S. Michigan Are.; • room., modern eonrrolet.ee.; nw .heating ayatefni 3 Iola: young orchard; / ronrrnleui walking dkianra to |al WANTED Auto Mechanic, with ex perience. Will work on weekly salary or on 50­ 50 basis. Best working conditions. Permanent employment. Apply at once. C. B. Burkholder, Hastings Chevrolet. 9-24 PROTiCT YOUR CAR AUCTION SALES Lisi Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST PancoaM Bldg. Healing* for some of that good .hu Lily White Flour Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Eavestroogbing (WASTED—4ilrl nr w.-umn hr.gwrrl, C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. I ..i Mraii-uik pu-r.. kXCCEiy -liha-T. | -will. h«».ri.\(k and rat- ,>f :i JERRY ANDRUS run. . w.r , 1 nl.l .1:11.1 In c.jrilri b..inr, Write 1 -r ' .11 ... 1 • -.... Follow M 4T we. t ( of lU.tmr- turn .1. .-end mad l.i . i rlglil. aerori.l hn.i.r. Hr- I liar. A ’ f- Full.-r. lln-tma-. nut- I 9 '-'4 (WASTED- Men f-r [jrrhicr. rkrkand j i Ha.ling* J 1 ■ 0-34 | WASTED—Mrjt roller. <-d •»!»>> 1., 1 .tart .ill. Write 1...» ■■■.■, -are of I Kanarr.— - -,.9.241 •WASTED Woman for llglu hon.raork j j arid rotni-mii'ti for elderly ludt.t Pr...ur aMA. 9 24 ■’ WASTED- Woman or girl to do h..u.ework. rl.i.lr.y nn.l »k< k.ll.l. ..fl 1 Phone 3MI» or rail >1 4 :n X. Midi l 1 List your Auctloa Sales with 1 can. 9-cl WASTED —3lfddlr»<«t ’ or young’ worn j I an In rare t.-r 1 *• <.o.«. ot.i baby while l wife work, >1 night. Pt...nr .1V:n i Kstimstes cheerfully given. Dstes ssa be mad - ”------“• OPESIXll —For .l.wk mat. at Ileal Phone 3467 Fr.nLlli. a...... 1 ■.«!». 1 manager 1 SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. CARDS OF THANKS We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 1 AUCTIONEER Hide Must Be In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE DEWEY REED Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER ■ WANTElt—KMn»r with" tractor tn I ! Plow 20 arrr. for apring empa. Emily 1 ; Edger. idwwr 70PFS. u 24 ; * WANTED EMPLOYMENT I WON AX want work In •malt I •mil> . nr .III keep Ioa>.« for »l.l«rl> tlrqian. Write 'Work" .arc ..I Ilan- 1 FARM EQUIPMENT. ETC. _ WANT TO PAY—Ca.h for Oro. 11 Fewer. Augn.la, Phono HF.I WASTED—Child*. playpen runditlua.. Ph..n» M84. H.X * W. 10-1 in r-nol 1 fc 34 1 USED CABS AND TRUCKS - VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY . modillon. «ood life. Al-., two. 2 wlir.-l traUrr,. now. llrrl.ort llur|>nr. 2*S mile, nr.t of Itow|ln(. V-24 EOH NAI.E— HElit Chevrolet Tudor. NLXT TlbAL YOU TtEL LIKE STRIKING OUT LOOK FOP A BOWLING ALLEY INTUE YELLOW PAGES Of THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Company Haatingt stock­ yards. phone Z5M. or call 717—F3 through lhe tire. C. "BILL" SHERWOOD h for” ST Pimm GRANGES INSURANCE Betel Hasttnn Phi CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. Advisory Council Argentina has established an ad­ visory council to deal with all mat- WANTED g Competent woman for confidential office wodjt with collection experience desired. Write “763”, care of Banner. 9-24 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenae TiQ To relieve Misery of AAA NO« DROPS COUGH DROPS LOREN YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED @ FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE ft HORSES—$7.50 COWS—$€.00 W We Hove o Collector Stotioned ot 912 Weit Green St. nJ in Hostings To Give Immediate Service ,S We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hostings 2565 RJ KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS COPPOCK AUCTIONEER MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS |-1 shoes With Built In Safety Steel Toes! FOR MEN WITH A BIG JOB! Men! Choose the Type That Fits Your Job! We have city fcreeerty end farai which we de net here roam ta e. >rtue, call at ear alike or write u for a mere compl.ta lUt. OS Truss Fitting 2U12. Reinforced net safety toes! �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1942 LETTER TO BANNER FROM W.T. WALLACE ---------- ----------------1 were having a hard lime of IL the park* were full of IntereiUng beauty. "Armed" for.vWHOrS OF ▼▼< that purpose, I turned from what w,„lno. little the dry field* had to offer to ' -- --------------------------e to come from Washington what I might find by adventuring w **h,n',on *advising d’rUln« folks to pre­ pare for a coal-shortage next win- , among dweller* from other part* of Timely Suggestion to Owners of Wood Lots DADDV SECTION TWO—Pj DVDATUC ta--'^w1^/ub’V^^up'®eo9*c Field Trials BARRY BYPATHS to7 ctl0l1Pcd nut meat* and raisins. I Tl>e annual field trials of the i Beat 1 cackleberry and add 3 tbta. [ Wolverine Beagle club will be held Tall* About The . 1 mol***es and beat together. Add jn u,e vicinity of Hasting* October the world.’ Nancy Harkness Love, new-;this welting to the other mixture . ... k., Flower* of Californio shortage of coal, for the mines will ly Our commander ui of me the .•» you would add wave, water m to me lhe iwui flour 3 10 7‘ W,U> ,hp annual bonQu*1 al A plant-hunter become* fc*. a »«»lil-liuiivcr gradually, ucw.wa hl- fO fUmlsh all miV v appointed vw.imanuci -— able to all that that may be be |Woman'« Jonesville. Michigan ready (at least he thinks so) for al- be needed butfurnish to a lack of transport Auxiliary Ferrying Serv- “nd i*id mixture In pie crust. U , the Hastings Country club house on September 2. IM2 most anything to happen—yet hard- tation 'facilities The railroad* are ' *“• *’ *1T,n ^p page space on the ! it won't hold together add drops of i the evening of ot Saturday October 8. t, a . A** Pa“** wiUmqt some earn. gnd more ’kTtrani|n woman's page of Tuesday's Chris- y — ............. M* dear ®anner |*F com- beirig iued more andmore WB ^'r'.7?en W.u of dou#h• -“nd‘ 1 Entries will be from eastern and Whlle dry weather had ntade na-| plete (even Joyousi *utprtae and It nortatlon portatlon at of nrnu arms enuinmant equlmnVnt nnd and I '*an Science Monitor. In an In- make balls and lay In greased bak- central states and possibly Canada. *-------------“ sheet. ------- --- —------ ------------ i Field trial secretary d ln )UM ,UC.h ?>ppenlni1' “lh,t suppUea for the army wd navy I tervlew by the Monitor's staff cor- *ing saeretarv i* is Beryi Beni Buhls.. „ -m . .— respondent. Barbara Scott Fisher. dipped in white gold. I h Lamdnir »?id the find the city citv park* narks were Were left me i fun comes in.' in • . .... « to find, ------------- Interesting Hardly had j enters white Park to win the war. so the need* of our ! I!«bcy dl*cu**es woman's new place Moderate ovenTrtie lady forget the I ------- a_.. 2... !5 • with all their wealth of field marshall will be Claude Ham­ nlant nlant strangers strangers Inviting inviting acqualnacqualn- 1 there ln Riverside one sunny'March soldiers, sailors and airmen come’ b**lde men ln lh* “««*-»‘n« to *u«ar and they weie grand. Uhoopa. mond of Hustings. ,ancf'------------------------------------------------ ! morning when all at ..... once I'found first. therefore. for| worn-’ ; •**: tancr .. »... firat. It lt will will be be• wUe. wUe.jherefore. for , wln8 . America*' self-reliant — I Headquarters wUL be Hotel HM.Hie first time I waa in California (myself standing right In front of anfi all of us to plan, fur fuel' NOW. !ra« - « a?d%ghtel fo?^ tings. Drawing will take place at I- remember writing, home from close to one of these shrub-like'Get your coal in'your cellar early : stn . . leave*—that I this year.your ce r ”r y > morrow, find time to tabor shoulder th! falnurnuimThcre 'tt^U* win be Ranta Cnu — 'These California . planta with tta velvety flower gardens keep me walking in | had hardly dared to hope that I Another suggestion has been made jto Moulder with their men to free n.T)?nrt Tnwn. flower gardens keep me walking in I had hardly dared to hope that I oy Prof. Fror. P. F. a Hernert. head head of of the the |7ahrr" “ of “* t^nny Gentlemen. 1I The urgent need of steel to keep Inlng "nd Rutland towna 'vallev of humiliation' for almost had seen in Santa Barbara two years , by a.. Herbert, *?r,d _________ ________.___________ Ie.« ___ _______ ______ •_ ____ . — .. . . . . . I think vmi »hn„M rlntf vn.w ’’12!^ W hat“““'I" m««™ i Jud„. «U1 b. B H. Bumonn everv one.<of them ha* grown,.In It ______ , before. There was no need■ for me-Lniaie vouege loreairy department. : ----- --—“ _ . planta ------------------------------------------ — . ---------Michigan . tlle laales. * one or more entirely unknown- .„ I to question the-----------matter— thta time lie recommend* that at top speed lias caused the ration- ! Of Peebles. O. and Roger Denny of to me." For one who wa* accu*for I , farmers, as a war measure, cull | m accua- ': There were the the- velvety leave*—tor ■ .------- ... .— .. .. ---woodlou for wlnter fucl We began our Christmas boxes to Ing of farm machinery. Thta ta de- Columbus. O. Homer Smith of tomed to. knowing (at . least partly) I. I felt of them—--------------------------and there too were pile, (soldier boy* In the far outpost* of signed primarily to control the dis- Hasting*, vice president of the WolI Herbert *ald that Michigan woodI®*" , toda ’ ’ J Bnd * nt out ’ have lust raid) an'unpleasant, yet hold of one (with the, Gardenert* , hnven uiu mat micmann wooa- । rrtr,,------- .------ --- — u. =. ________________ • de-I . I nryx Next ___ .« contribute n challenging exuerlence. Further- j permission). So. another Scnecio. lot* could enough “°x of HHhii. tidbit* .nH and reading reading farm machinery and equipment on : president. J. H. Kennedy. Detroit; more T did not know where to go ; but which one? Here's where my ; cayed. ue.cvMvc defective vr or mowwiw otherwise unun- ('^ wcek mother *n°ther goes goes and and thc th next bond and to “*“ure it* greatest alMj assistant secretary. Myrlen desirable trees LU to supply farm and We fm- information Asking strangersinew came w to hi my u' urea ----------- ' — ano — *eek iiiaiiizvuiiiK stranger. i new "Manual" tainc / assist- 'e~ ucsuauie supply mini ---- —another, --- ----.etc. . — are going n 'poaalbie contribution o meeting Uie : strait, Williamston ....... . ____. . ... tn that trwwklv ---------• -----•whom I chanced to meet did not ante. In just a few minutes I was small-town homes with fuel for two w that weekly magazines no to goals j of the food for freedom pro- j _________ , , .________ prove verv satisfactory—some knew ' satisfied that this (once almost an . years. Use of such wood for heat- ' ‘heM rar ,Pjacea “ we,heard <>ie 8 । ratnj>‘SURPLUS $7,000,000 nlanta and could answer mv trues- : unreality) was a Scnecio from south- ing and cooking, he said, would reare wl~ °Jrer "}*R«lnes to pass । lions, other did not riot know, and in one ij ern Mexico. bo Bo. quest was enaea. ended. non*, “*’ay ln *ctlvc hours. -Also, em Mexico, So.. my que*t ended, duce the amount of transportation !tlme tUne aaray inactive -Also. I Secretary of Agriculture Wickard (JULY 1 - out ‘he fanner would be required Audlter General Vernon J Brown nr two Instances I wn» tempted tn eo far as this plant wa* concerned, needed in hauling coal from lhe ,!Qinc Banncr subscriptions go l° th0* r,U?!Xnf’'L U ,n- 1 reported last Thursday Uiat MichitKInlr that ll.of «ecretlv. .a——*>lv thev were proud . । n«,t ’n^d tQ ' •... • • think But hnw how miwh much HaA had HntArM happened to * mine* mines. baby 10 hfnde.^f1 P”*11*1*0”- gan gan started started the the fiscal fiscal year year with with aa nf their tack of knowledge—such ta , bring it all about. Thc beginning.I Culling can be accomplished with-.I The -™ •family ——; r" ”' woke 7*~“. her mothI.. ._ ... that he cannot meet hta equipment surplul of ne*rly $7,000,000. or al.human nature, even In California, j year*aeo. in my childhood in far'out damaging stand* of healthyIJT ,n ‘P* ntaht and said she had But one dav In the excellent nubile away “*“* mitiugan Michigan »ouua woods: u a unum chance' trees trees ur or aticcung affecting tncir their proaucuve producUve :-----------------------------». Hirr^m»0U J4e.r ■rea“ur*d need, by repairing existing equip- moal M.ooo,000 above previous ef----lihrnrv in Rant, nnrhara t fmin.i glimpse over In Banta Barbara—so j ■ ability. Herbert said, said, adding adding m.i that}’cr irb.'K she kept frettine Flnai°r "‘I * forta u t’ulu different from in Santa ability, Herbert that , bul ,h , v .j?} 110 ? uiniy, nctueri saiu, aiming . --------.......... llhrarv In Santa Barbara T found deficit of nearly' $30,000,000 al hrl.f «n Inmffinlet* ■■ to make timber cut rnl now will dry Arv before ,y V she Site carnc Came fort11 forth With,"But “Bl Mom- . equipment, by custom wort, or oliiJust the kind of help f nad been brief and so incomplete as to make ”w ottaln a Purcha* «r- Uie end of Gov Murphy * adminwish Ina for—"A Manual of Culllvat- Its reality doubtful: a rainless win­ winter and afford excellent kln-|nu* V«ot hiccoughs in my ear." . tificate. uncale istratlon. And you can bank on it ter in Riverside that changed my dllng blocks. ' ' j I see that the Boston Conserva* Regulations provide for the esthat auditor General Brown will Cornell University With the pur­ attention from California to else­ I !It°ry tory ot Music has degenerated suf- tabllshment of county rationing strive to hold expenses down and a a D I* chase of a capy—how mv world where. and as a result this one new ItlcienUy to include a course In committees. keep the state out of lhe red. bit of knowledge gleaned. Who could Att'v Gpnnrnl ,wlnR ,nutlc They have laken on ------------------------------of California even with It* be­ call such a development simple or Bonds bv aff Tuberculosis I* sUU the first cause wildering'arettv of five thousand uninteresting? Attorney General Rushton ha* I from popular radio band* I can lost* care In the 23 approved *anaBut wllh this final accomplish­ Ju*t ruled that husbands and wives Irtand Poor Johnny One-Note. Pea- I lorlums In Michigan according to of death from disease during lhe species or better, but now T could come tn know dwellers from Atu- ment there came lust a (for me) may not pledge their real property. [ nut Vendor. Serenade In The Night. . the September issue of "Health" age period from 15 to 45. although • ” ' • — ----• — •• । *>■ »i.c >< ikiu . । me ocpicHiucr issue ot rieann , ha* been reduced to reventh in trai'n A«ia. South America, and touch of unpleasantness. My "Man­ which they jointly own own. a* security Night ’s Deofficialpublication ni.hlu-attrm ofUte «h. Michigan '• important a* a’ cause of death in aecurlty ’ Blues Blues In in The Night and and It It's De- official —.*The __ . 1Tuberculosis Africa, that enthusiastic gardeners ual" went on to say that this plant for a ball K-..J bond. A* neither lhe..... hu»- lovelv, Ibut you___ can.___ have .. the rest Association. the entire population have brought to thia country where band nor the wife can acquire title ' of it. so help me Hanner. | • the fllmate of (at least) Mulhern "California 'Geranium " Not a ge­ to such real estate until the de- I • • . California makes It poxidble for ranium at aR you understand — cease of lhe other, neither has any1 We've Just been reading of the ' 'Just a name—one naturally expects ownership that could be disposed of. new fabric. Aralac It is a protein ..Vhta.r thsit. n/t new to vwncisnip urn coma w auposto oi.. lauric. Araiac Is on living very much at home. * । 1? U B Lienune nnml 1 ln caAf 11 baH bond wpr*‘ forfelud- f‘bcr made from milk casein and "SI?; <.h"y“rt,.,k‘ or °< wool ~.i n To some It might look ax If this lo“» “ ".'“‘IL""J* J! “ nos ine cnaraciensucs It business nf nlant-huntlng wo* lust Thisj)f course, meant that a targe । lrnpcrUnt tor gtj courts of record is warm but light In weight It ta number of persons by actual count | keep thl!1 mung jn mind when also spun like wool and mixed with 1 Use mere finding of one more nlant. know it, but wheni It comes to the .bonds are submitted. ; other fabrics into covert*, gabar-: here or there, and nothing farther matter of having » e I -------w» . — ... dine*, homespun*, fleece* nnd many I STARTING AT 9:00 P. M. Well, sometimes it Is Just that, but f “T M H TWO HMALL F,RES inther combinations. Always look1 more often. It is not lust a series of ! for label* when .hopping and *ee 1 diatinrt «lmple events but rather that thousands and thousands of , sl..NDAYi MONDAY nre department was called the percentage of wool, reprocessed . the blending of a number of se»m- people are familiar with Itja* a part j surrounding.. the apartment over the Bang- {wool, cotton or fiber in the fabric , ON M-3T SOUTH OF HASTINGS ine'v unrelated haopenlnn that 1hBrt Bakery on S Jefferson St. : you arc examining Retailers have moke* possible a "new scqualn- That s *he" ’ “*"*•'! “ ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING to reflect about It a little, the newest ;ailnday n00n Where an oil stove ■ to produce these label*, one to know this plant of had run ht on nre -- all — the --.mo run ovcr over and ana cuugni on nre. . * . Tn Hillsdale Countv when I was nnA« wlv, hart known It .blaxc . ....... was extinguished with | Something grand — Our Pan a blah school lad. there grew In countless ones who had known 11 j HOWARD BRISTOL, Mgr. before I ever knew that mere was, |11O no <junmuge amage resulting. ! American resulting. American Airwave Airwavs pilots pilots who wno opeope■ nrh a nlant Hut even at mat. ■ nre —whlch _ ui.l starteda_________ ______ ...... .. . A nmOng an___ rate such vital routes .... through well—a rather slender olant about such a ptant But even at that. •ecumulaHon of waste paper piled , African Jungles can now have de­ three feet tall, producing In Mav But Rlveralde davs had to come to | too near lhe furnaec causetl cji(„nt refrigerated food at their stops, Ulc Jay MeadRefrigerating unit* built in predatav-Hke flowers. It ta called GoD an end—aa I followed previously , for lhe nre truck । „ store' Easl 8lde Grocery. Mon- ! fabricated walls and shipped by den Ragwort. Perhan* you too are -firemen ex- plane to these bases and assembled familiar with It as it ta not at all southern California. Here. too. were day mornlng some dtaappolntment* but happy tlngulshed the blase which mighti into complete refrigeration bulldrare In the southern part of Michi­ gurortae* a* well, and a broadening |iavc ^n a Mrloua one due to bar. lngs nearly M [ong presfn.e gan. It ta almost a plant by Itself of what thl* part of of 011 tfc|ng nfar b Damage frozen food* right In lhe. heart of here tn Michigan, there being Just underatanding Irnorli** reallv I__ I____ ...___ a___> to ___ t. and I .... ____ _ .T.. ...... — America really l« ta. | was largely confined smoke the _hottest Jungle country, .— —__--------Our two or three other related kinds, William T. Wallace nn estimate estimate wa* wan given. triven nllnts ,no pilots even even are are refre«ha<4 refreshed wl< with Ice but In Uie Rocky mountain region cream made in these huge units. there are at least forty more—all (FINE IMPROVEMENT Think what it would mean to have dWerent from, yet all alike (essen- ST. ROSE MUSIC AT MIDDLEVILLE ' a coke with ice in it after finishing tlallvi our Michigan specie*. I speak DEPARTMENT ■ Middleville U doing a fine Job In a hop where the temperature is 125 of these Colorado nlanta because of Saint Rose Music Department U lhe many, many efforts they caused opening it* twenty-fifth year of widening the pavement on her main or more. In lhe shade. Nothing is me in deciding "which was which." music this fall. Pupils are welcome business street, which will make too good for our "boys " But one good came from all these to register at any time driving through that thoroughfare bit* of progress—I slowly grew to much safer. Four feet are. being If you younger girls have trou­ Music ha* an artistic value and cut from lhe width of the ridewalk know a Seneclo (their scientific ble with your cookies because name) when I saw one, that ta thus is an Important factor in the on each *lde of lhe street. That they’re hard as bullets, try this re­ educational life of the child. Par­ extra eight feet In lhe highway will ■Maliy. ... । ,cipe a lady sent me. Sift together Cine morning two year* ago this ent* should consider no sacrifice be a marked Improvement. ' 2 cups flotir. U -A soda. 1-3 cup too great In* order to develop the th* street bus stop to the Botanic cultural attainments of their chil­ dren. Oarden In Santa BarbartE when a The value of music at thia tense rather unusual thing (for California) happened. A delivery wagon stap- moment In the Ufe of the human pad and the driver asked me to ride. race ta of such great Importance t A few minutes later—from the rap­ that we should consider it a* a idly driven car—I caught a gllmpaa "Prime Wartime Necessity." "Thc (or thought 'that I did) of a large nation that can sing and make a shrub-like plant with thick-velvety Joyful noise before the Lord ha* the beans as large (and much the spirit of victory in It* heart. shape) a* n large grapevine leaf, while the blossom* for all that I FARM BUREAU NEWS could see were unmistakably like Maple Grove Farm Group those nf the Golden Ragwort of Tlte Maple Grove Farm Bureau Michigan woods, only a paler yellow. .Just this ane very, very brief group met at the home of George glimpse was nil the knowledge that Ball Sept. 18th for their monthly meeting. After a pot luck supper I posseaaad that any such plant the business meeting was held. The existed Yes. once more, somewhere discussions were as follows: The slant another similar plant. But campaign for new member*, the duties of each officer, why Michi­ gan wasn't classed as an agricul­ ture state The next meeting will began to question myself ax to the Those sparkling glasses of rich, creamy milk are a possibility of mv having seen any be held at Claud Hoffman's Sat­ urday night. Oct. 17. Many Inter­ symbol of abundant health ond good American living! such plant at all esting subjects are brought up at 111 Just have to confess that it Is In war—as in peace—milk is the ideal refreshing each meeting. Come and Join. By IANE CAMERON ' New Farm Machinery In Rationing Program ■ mporranr KUling on Donas oy y uencrai the f(M.ulty MWal lwtnj -arttou., 4743 Jw lubercu. OPENING DANCE FRIDAY OCTOBER 2nd 1942 DRUG SPECIALS! $2» $3.00 A B D & G CAPS 60c ALKA SELTZER SPECIAL - $L20 BROMO SELTZER SPECIAL . 50c PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA SPECIAL 60c SAL HEPATICA SPECIAL ................................................................................ $1.25 CREOMULSION $1.09 FOR COUGHS -1 $1.00 REM 79* FOR COUGHS— $1-12 $1.25 ABSORBINE, JR. SPECIAL 70c SLOAN'S LINIMENT srrciAi. ...................... 58' 89' .............................. $1.00 ADLERIKA mciu ........ ........... . ................ ......... $1.50 PINKHAM'S>VEG. COMP. SPECIAL 49* 95' 43' 49' $1.29 ■ SHAVING CREAM $1.00 MOLLE BRUSHLESS .. TOOTH POWDER 50c DR. LYONS' 25c FORHANS TOOTH PASTE $1.00 KREML HAIR TONIC SPECIAL ..." ,................................................. 50c PABLUM SPECIAL 75c DEXf Rl MALTOSE 72* 43' 19* 83' 39< 63' SPECIAL We now hove on Display Christmas Cards for Boys in the the Service. We Sell War Bonds and Stamps JOHNSTOWN GRANGE HALL Music by Uncle Howdie's Ramblers LyBARKER’S PHONE 2115 HASTINGS Hey, There! AMERICAN BOYS AT THE FRONT NEED YOUR HELP! Believe me, people, production has got to SYMMBOL take some more nip-ups if the fellows in the"field are going to do anything about that Victory Day you're all asking for! OF HEALTH War is no joke, especially this one! It's a dead earnest matter of planes and tanks and guns, and the only way to get them is through' your purchase of War FOR A FIGHTING NATION Bandstand your savings which your bank can loan out for war production !-And I would Uke to see. thereby making it possible for me to add one more to my list of “finds." that It becomes necessary to establish quite a firm "censorship" over what these eyes ot mine "report" to me. but even at that, the amount of misinformation is larger than It should be. Even If the plants tn the country In 1845 Dr. Edward L. Trudeau built a Utile red cottage at Saranac ’losls patients.. This was the begin­ :ning of sanatorium treatment In the United States. Today, there are more than 100.000 beds for the tub­ ।erculosis In this country. THANK YOU don't forget that savings accounts and War Bonds are two good ways to insure the future ond prevent inflation! See drink’ for all Americans. Only now. its healthful goodness, is even more important! For milk contains in goodly quantities the food values that will make America strong for Victory. No wonder milk has an A-1 place in the mess halls of our fighting men . . .' in the lunch pails of our war workers ... in the diets of young Americans! And it gets top rating in Uncle Sam's nutrition program. Are you giving your family enough milk? Coll Highlands Dairy today for your best food at its best! The Hastings City Bank for both of them! Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. To the people of Barry County ond surrounding area, we*say thank you for the fine reception you have given., our store. We shall endeavor to merit your continued patronage—by featuring quality merchan­ dise at popular prices. Please feel free to stop in and shop anytime. You are always welcome. BEN FRANKLIN STORES EVERYTHING FROM 5c TO $1.00 AND UP J. H. ONION. Mgr. 103 State St. Hostings, Mich. We offer you complete bonking service—see us about financing. Safety de­ HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. ■■ •UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. posit boxes for your War Bonds and valuables. Loans to cover your per­ sonal ond business needs. Savings and checking accounts to sove trouble. Hutinri HASTINGS CITY BANK fFifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service** PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, BEFTEMBER 14. 1M2 with her brother. Carl Oaliter and birthday luncheon in Grand Rapids. Ml** Lois Nortke, of last June's •pending the week with her »Uter, Jr. and wife of Fennville. Mrs. Min­ family. Thursday. graduating class from T-K school their Gun lake cottages. nie Dennison, state president of the Rav. and Mra. A. N. Fields of 1 Mra. Flora Hanlon did not go to ; b enrolled as a student tn the Haney Auxiliary, and her husband, state Un Wood's. pattent In the Ulverelty hospital al Onaway, returned home Wednesday ' Hammond, Ind . last week as was Business school in Grand Rapids vice-president, Kenneth Gaines and Bradley were Thursday luncheon after a few days' visit with their anticipated but has been enter-' Mra. Mildred Jensen and Miss Ann Arbor, is much improved. wife, of Grand Rapids. Mr. and children called Bunday afternoon In daughter. Mra. Otto Bechtel and ' twining the several parties for her Louise Matteaon, of Grand Rapids family. . , many little friends among the chll- ■ were caller* It the Russell Bedford daughter, Evelyn Albrecht to Lan­ were Mrs. B's. niece. Mias Maxine rence Ward pt Caledonia. Miss Jane. cousin. Willard Daddies and family home, on Wednesday. Mra. Mrs. Jensen , sing on Sunday where she enrolled Vollweller and young man friend of Hooper with her father as piano Floyd Telrlgsl made a business trip il,ren of ,1?e t0*‘nMr. and Mr* Arthur Richardson hl Delton. to Detroit last week ' A family by the name of Peter- had brought her father. Prank Gott. as a studant in medical biology, in Grand Rapid*. accompanist, pleased the company down to spend-------------a couple Hr. f.a Mr.. ------------------------ of weeks ~“ with musical number* of the xylo­ Sunday, calling on Mrs Edith Rich­ • lotto were weakend guests of their with old friend*. Max Bedford'was brought home Mra. Sickles, ot Detroit, spent the phone, and Kenneth Oalnea. well- ardson. who will soon visit in Scran­ or Grand H.pid, H»nt tte 1 »on, Dale and falmly. ------------------------------------The Prairie Literary club decided from Pennock hospital Saturday and weekend with Mr. Peterson al lhe Iknown singer rendered two lovely ; Mis* Evelyn Gcuke* will return tD dbpen»e with their annual lunch- is making a nice recovery from his Snyder apartments. •nd visitor at the William Sweet Lieut, and Mra. Marc Squler of t Letters from Mr. and Mrs. Junior ofllcer* and Rev. Lawrence Ward Michigan State eon scheduled for thb coming Wed- recent operation tor appendicitis, t^ TOat Un<tay ’ home. His wife, who had been Highland Part. IB spent Bunday to her studies * i College this Thursday.-----------------------nraday. but will hold their fir*t at the home of hl* grandmother. Martindale, nee Vera Latta, to horn*, gave a moat interesting arid.educaSpending some time with her sister, with her parents. Mr. and Mra. G.l -• - • • folks state they had a nice but tire­ tiontl lecture with "Birds" as his ]Der 11 p Blake Mare wh« u to\to'n 7 Mr "I"1 MrK Ottl*n p|y meeting of the season wllh Mrs Mr*. Melinda Bedford. Mrs- Sweet and a Uster at Charlotte j Na^Tb ■?. Blake.ehtef^rnto^^ Marc, who Is In Ameer the U. at 8. m0'*d trom Um1c StlmjMon ph|Up Bender, that same day. Mr* some trip to Loa Angeles. Calif., topic. It was to a fine Ultt.lUf meeting tiwn from .1 ,-Mr. . —— —"-. ——— ------- -There seems to be good indication* accompanied him homec?nnll?Mn Officer at ' farm t„ lhclr purchased‘ru^u Bender b the prertdent. but are now nicely settled In an all angles and it bi b too bad that ail all i ( tJe Ci Creek and Mr. and Mra. tester for a successful football season for Mr. and Mra. Carol Hansen and j the Glenview airport, airport, northwest of ^T.nri\orth"of to^MPS7rri Mr and Mr* BUrd“> ^d T.-K. school with nine lettermen apartment Junior M attending Uie lhe rural carriers of the county K>nne spent the weekend in De■■ ■ "impbell actwo children have moved from | Chicago. Miss Hasel Mr O?I fn I ch"d««'» <>' Hasting*. speiivCun- back on the team. Arthur Smaltey National sclyool for Diesel engine wer» not present ■ ।lro'' *’lu’ Mr. and Mra. Delo* Grandville, to our town. They are jcompanied them to th home for a Mr. and Mra. Ferris Moon drove to 'dav u . nh Mr and Ura pf ard4 ,_ operators. There are 571 atudent* enrolled In I Mitchell and David. day with Mr. and Mra. Carl Pferde- b the coach. The schedule for living tn lhe Doan house on Arllng- • few day*' visit. / ; Mackinaw City. Saturday and on A Rally day committee meeting T.-K. school Grade enrollments are । ST games 1* as tollow*—Sept 25. Nash­ ton St. Mr. H. Is an employee of the ; On account of Several other events Sunday took their son George, who steller. Karl Keeter. Jr, of the Curtb Air-1 ville. there: Oct. 2. Lake Odessa, at the home of Russell Bender on Benlora, 31; Jun tom. 47; Kphomorex. WOOD SCHOOL White Product* Corporation. , on the same evening, the Allc-Bar had been there for thc summer, to Thursday evening turned out to al51: freshmen. 53: 8lh. 82; 7th. 47; | Mr and Mra. William Claler were Mr. and Mrs, Latloy Greenfield, meeting schedulrtl for Friday eve- i East Ixmsing where he lia* resumed plane factory. Buffalo. N. V, and hb here; Oct. fl. Wayland, there; Oct. sixth. 84: fifth. 35: fourth. >5; fourth, i Sunday afternoon gue»t* of Mra. gnd Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Green- t)itig at lhe Walter Bender home, his studies at Michigan Stale Coly/slater. Mis* Virginia Keefer of GladMr*. Itarry Bahch with Mrs. Ben- fifth. ,iKth grade room. 81 thlr. II; Cblerl* ibter. Mra. Geo. Stanford of field and baby daughter. Muryl. of I wm. postponed untllXjda Friday. I '■ win called on their grandmother. here; Oct. 30. Wayland, here; Nov. | Hastings and Mrs. Johnson of Bat- ' Mrs. Ruth Klitmp'te caring for ”Mr. an(j jjrs Arthur Tewxbury 'of Mrs Emma Williams. Sunday eve- 6 Caledonia, there. One night game I,der and Dorothy Bonneville as ho*t- I second. 34: first grade. 52 kinder- Dowling. !^ i ■» ... Mr « Mr. K<, Clinton Is scheduled at Wayland. Oct. B. fl. i122',.,-Twcrp tie Creek, were Sunday guests of the j her mother. Mrs. AndreVv Finkbclnt r ' gaainaw visited ills and nln’ of Us* week: »lw on their is Mr an d Mr. am‘SSS’ a^ Y to ;ev<n|n cmid^?Harr> “?r. arS Babeh II jack Rosenberg family in northwest i who wa* taken very sick. Saturday j ^p)iev Mr]| cl diLss. Mra. Mai- ■untlc “nd aunt Charles Williams, evening and on Saturday eveThomapple. {and required two call* from thedocxf’aclt i^wri.IUX , HICKORY CORNERS rtnd Frank Gibb*, and and Mra. Arthur Geukes. nnd fam­ will observe advance ofllcer* night I Mr Bnd M„ Mr. and Mrs Merle Cook and ton , tor that evening. ' Mr and Mra Harry Snyd.r of “\.and ine forepart of last M*'* Karl wa* enroute to Buffalo. at.the regular meeting, thb Frl- | utUe dBUghtrr phyllb Mrs Walter ^n^ and— Max of Howard City, spent Sunday | Mra. W. J. Liebirr attended . werK. Hickory Corner* announce the'enfi^Jan“' d M FOf"" WllWe have heard of a number of d.y evening, Sept. 25 at 7;45 P M Mr*. Mae Mack ha* returned to ' ‘^c town folks who are planning to A .at.’. “K*.1* desired Florence Bender, and Mra. Bonne- gagement of their daughter. Paula I Old friends, members of the "Get- ville Grand Rapid*, after spending rev- attend the great Passion Play ached* ha* been ... HI Jane to Shirley Trick, son of Mr I Bernie Walker, who w,™ ..»» Togellver" club had planned enil months nt the home of Mb* 1 “J**1 for Sept 28-30 in Grand Rap- u ,. R1,„ d.v who , — > Another of our fine young men •'«! Mra Harvey Trick and- who .JIVB of VI East bNk nearly ........ - three ------- we**a ------ ---------- guflered -........- — ta. If** 1 , tf0’’ 11,115 W Jo*n uncle Sam* service. Hickory. tncaory. The wedding win be *ol“ atroke a week »how* only The wedding will be sol- aover at«*8 overago. “ week ago. shows only Maxy Moe. i Charles Parker Is assisting hL* । Mr. and Mrs Cori Pferdcrteltei* A 1 Un*- Vernor Lectka, who ha* been ern- emnlxed • ver >' rilght emnlzed October 10th in Hasting* Hasting*. '■ very slight Improvement improvement son-in-law. Roman Frldpaureh. nt - «*e‘ved a cablegram Saturday from Cnn^todi 0,.M M Sar“*[ I ployed at lhe Bib* Company In 1 Mr. and Mr* Nelson WHUion of. Mr* N. B. Rose and Paul of Ha«who *is — with the the Super-Food City market in Hus- Clyde- Staymntes. -»•e.Co.d Harting* for some time. Joined Uie ; Johnitown were guest* of Mr. and Ung* spent Sunday ah Uie Wm. United States army, stating lie was tings. ■ ! Nav-V 1551 »*«k and lrft lhc Mr* John Mourer Sunday. Haye* home. ‘ in Australia and well. Thl* was were Mr aAd M^' AI1£? ptrvteTto । Grand Rap,tU “ntingent for DeRev. Edward Swaddling of Greg- । Don't forget the first P. T A. of Phy life. Duffy of the Gun lake vi­ the first news they had from him Hastlnai Mr JJd itaFY^ktart I ‘L011.' Sund*>' e”««»ng. HU nephew, ory spent la*t week at hb farm Uie *diool year will be held tonight. cinity spent the weekend with her Mra nnma nrela^d DS L*eU“' W1,e and ,1Ule ““ Thuraday. Sept 24 at eight o'clock. grandmother. Mrs G Duffy. Phyili* for three months. Middleville Methodist church was is employed at the Arcade theater. mu,oV.h. Mrs. 0^ Homer Bartlett is spending The ladles of thc "Friendly Neigh--------------------------------­ Ivan Brankhorat of Grand Rapid* . ly conference meeting held in Hasvicinity, nnd Mr. and Mr*, Utlllm and*on Sunday a family a few weeks wllh friends near bors Club" will furnish the play. I* making hi* home with lib uncle. ting*. Thursdav,evening The report ha Adam* and grandson. Mr. M-.y JXX and dJnn^ wL he!d it Galesburg. "Comical Country Cousins.” after Art Gcuke.* nnd attending T-K. Grav" K“U'erinn and dinner was held at which we expect Dewey Reed ' to Mra. Peter Huffman 1* visiting of the plan* for this church for the OrAJjj Mr.“ Pen“ Kenjon and | Uie jl0lne of Vemor's aister Mr* high school. aucUon off the,quilt made by Uie her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.------------------------------------------, — During the electrical storm Fri- 'coming year was excellent ?->» c““' “ ........ ouw. ...... W..W and r-«i9 Mrs. vile., Glen napumu Aspinall RIIU and famI lull- dub,............................................ the money to be used IV. for boys Thomas Campbell and hl* sons. day. lightning struck the chimney llv Harold Uamid Aiplnall A«nlrtall wu wa. in In Maple Uanla in In the aervice. service Everyone Wvers-orw. welcome. wetenmo present were Vernor* mother am; ■' fig. nf ihe nou*e occupied by thc Duteh- Don nnd wife of Detroit and Mor/*- "'mL H.rry B.Uch .U1 MM S”.: I er famllv near thc Guernsey Keiser and wife of Ann Arbor, were vtaitora .nd ndT.u'ihT,n.7.7^'~.nd'। jyyjsssx inomr. mow Mv- —- of his brother. Charles nnd wife. omnTXTd.'”.!";.? ■ w. all hope U It -nn won’ct he be wo too Ion, Ion, I were at Middleville.rSaturday - eve- i *nd Mr*. George Taggart. I ccpting to thc radio which wa* antL »ho Mrs. Sarah Campbell, w2S-.ait .-nnL U Iw * » “ Xopn business. Bonnita Brom- I Mr. and Mrs Orville Bruce men i eemuletelv demolished. Mra.DUteh- Mpnday c.f last week They had Hl- L.’o:e, mS,„. -ho U h> I before the many young *-" ’'-n wte ' nineofonKalamazoo was home over I er who was holding her baby nnd »—•* -------------- -------- have leR thb vicinity maj be back I ley Z ----------------------------— , went to Grand Rapids Saturday i lhe evening, to see the twin daughter* Mrs Eva Kenaston, sister-in-law with their tevMi mo. the weekend. 'sitting in front of the radio wa* Mia'TJiiian n Mr “ nd Mr ’ Town and bom to Mr., and Mra Ralph Norton. of Mr. Campbell. I badly frightened. m J itotiert Rrntrt 1 and Mrs ' j daughter*. Margie and Mary of On Sunday evening Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Ed Pratt of Detroit spent her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Malcomb 1 Mrs. Leonard Elwood spent SaturMaclver. at Parmelee. £££ t Mr. nnd Mrs Robert Jonrcnaen. [ PWnweU called OT, hu Mr John Brail called at the Bruce home ; day and Sunday in Chicago wllh thc weekend with l>er son at lhe Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Crjnn and aXrt^f Ato? *£?e outetYv ma? I , । »nd Mra. Frank Town end sister. ' m ----------** J * “ ’ ------**“ ~ , her huxband. who came over from home of her iKirenL*. Mr mid Mrs. Mr and Mr*. Carl Pferdesteller al* Mentor ‘ ; Mra. Nunnemaker Sunday after- Mrs. Bert Elliott to our neighbor­ Rock Island. HI, where lie i* tak- Herbert Lenfear. GW? %iTbriS. te ” | noon Mr*. Town Is Improving hood. Mr. and Mr* Elliott hare Mr. nnd Mrs Raymond Minor nnd tended lhe marriage of the former'. niece. Mbs Catherine SuUlv.n_.nd J ' moved Into Arthur Kidder's tenant little daughter of Ralnmaxoo. Kalamazoo. spent spent niece. Mbs Catherine Sullivan and at T -K huh u-hrmt at tin. 1 Mr* o«»1’ Thomas, who has for govei*nmrnt inspector*. with his parents. Rev and Theodore KadUh, ot Grand RapIQ10 ’ ,^,.,1,. (been ill for several months, is not j Mrs. Florence Ullery. housekeeper Saturday Mt. 1. W. Minor. to. •> Hu ehureh of St. IWr .nd ' •> at IhU wrtllnj Mr and Mrs Russell Rose and 1 for thc Arthur Geukc* family, re­ Monty Myer*, Myers, son eon of S. M Myers. Mvers. Paul, in that tnat city Saturday morning rooming u -. clprk clerk tn in ,the h„ school —to,,! artice n/Ttrr The -n,Mni Black,ofd ot ne<lr Mlddle- family of Hastings were guest* of turned Sunday evening- after Mend­ Mr and Mrs. Charles Rose Bunday. staying with hb uncle and attend- at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Cnan's mother. ..room Iias spa it sixmoirthkin the! ing tiw summer with her son Lyle b ing '1 Mrs “J b^n 1 as home for several, weeks caring ing school school in In Detroit Detroit. Mrs. Keefer Keefer of of Lansing was also one Mr and Mra. Gerald Calms and and family of Grand Rapids. The Floral Garden club had a ' of the feuevU fcuesu 2 unc‘ "*!”•ior mra. rnoipa* wno has been Beverly K spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr*, diaries Dawson of ’ Mr*. Rose Mitchell of Lincoln. ?ito^ mtoualy ill to! rome time SO. BE A THOUGHTFUL DRIVER wllh your mind on *' ~ friends and relatives in Coldwater. Algonac nre visiting her aunt and pleasant meeting at-the horn* of Neb . came Sunday to spent a few „ . • PXd Mra N*1U* Pennock vblted iier Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. its president. Mrs. Frank Comnn. ' uncle, Mrs W. K. Llcbter and Wm. mra!* dau«hter and family of Plainwell Willard Kidder (Ruth Shelltngtoni Wednesday of lost week. Business weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Cl- her 30 at hi! Kronewittcr. and lamllle*. his post Port Riley. bert GriffeUi and family, and other K,n^ ^le youngat couple have '8undav a1"’ ,wax a Katamiuoo shopMr. mid Mra. Hurry Keigler and Includrtl election of officer* a* fol­ dition, the saving of Uncle Sam's limited supplies of auto .. daughter. Sharon Ann. Willard is two Ktnnn M»n* of Freeport, were lows—President. Angelinc Kenyon: ; Sunday vlMtors «if hL brother. Stcw- vice president. Clara Gill: secretary. nnd grnndnughtcr. Mrs J6hn De- I j»re*hney home Brat wishes for a « *Mr and Mr* Leonard Simon of teaching in Freeport and expect* ?j,-caU<y1 °n ?*♦ -----------n®Dhcw------------------------------------------10,rov*\th.e.rp. ■'°°n -are ..mu,»"»« ™ungham; treasurer, unda waiter and Mbs Florence Grlffeth {,nr 0 I a°ot--------------------Battle Creek brought her to town Nineteen nffirer* *nrt arrive mem w*rd Bn*ntey and family. Sunday j Mr. and Mra. John MacDougal tjf i Mr.. Irene Johncox and daugh-, Cantliver. Plow were also made for of and spent lhe day at the Grlffeth bp^‘n^’ J A n,t*moon s.M etoh 'afternoon. ' " " ~“7 Ataonouto Algonquin Lata Lake^-H club Wcdneiter of Hastings will give n shower’ «he 5alf' o' »>«»»• perennial*, winter Mr and Mr*. Harold White and day evening. at their home Friday evening, for bouquet*, shrub*, fruits and vegeMr and Mr*. Homer Cunningham ^^NA^fn^Marrver° Frimlv* tofht !thn* *on5 PlainweU spent Suu- I Mr and Mrs Carl Bowman called ' Miss Ilene Polhemus. whose mar- tables to be held Saturday. October vbltors broUi- ; a, , - Ji, n,h dlnner nerved u. to the m. i* on Mr. Bowman's parents Sunday I ring.- to Gerald Roger* of Hasting* 3 “t Central Garage. Proceeds from were last U.I week ...k .Uton of hb nu taO| 1**’ *vente< wl‘h her mother. Mrs , ..min. -- ...... -- ----------------- ------------ •* • n,h ■ “I'“ “■ 'N.Uk P.nn«J. Bm Bnwm.n M hom. Iran ' will be an early October event. ‘1“' wl» »» the "Need Fund." er Henry and their many friend* ROnjc temple Mra Maclver asaisteo ■ 1 —------- »*-•------------- gthe hoapltal and gaining nicely. | Dr. and Mrs. R M, Serljan look . Mr. nnd Mrs. Namen Frank of around town. Homer ond wife were >7? h^.p'd ~ "f •iT RIDGE Mr. and Mra. Howard Wilson were 1 their son Clarence to tan East uinung, Lansing, Wayland Friday colters of her ,»puu. .......wm.. a U» T .K..cSS. ............ ,.rwere . n_ . . ...,. __ ».he . .__ Cfttnrr Warrs-rather. RfnnrH nnrl Bennett fnmllv nnd family fully for several years but resigned . men had all the* fish they could eat ——„„ Townsend of Grand ,Rap- guest* at Oliver Haye*1 of Comstock ItSunday where ho*« enrolled Harry I and some left. The Uter hour* wt-fr student In the pre-dental course Conrad Beeler was home from De- a few weeks back as Homer has a , paiaea with cards and visiting and Ids spent a few day* last week with . Park. Grand Rapidn. and on Bunday evening Gilbert Timm made a short I Mr. nnd Mr*. Rollo have trolt Friday until ----Sunday In — Greenville i air. nna Latta mis iwuo uana ——• teaching — -j .-position ---------- -•• • —••• —- Col—- - i' »il are eratefal to the vouna leader home folk.*. There will be no P. T. A. at Coats ■ visit. Mrs Pin re nre Ten Jtvek Kn< are night. Sunday afternoon, nfte~he moved from Yankee Springs and arc he and lege. Greenville. III. , (or )lls jjQgpiraiity Grove in September. a rapper guest on Monday. “----------------------------------------------r'~"" —------------- -- — ----------- —— -- - Mr a„Q Mr,. Mr. and Alfred and living with her mother. Mr* Clyde hb njotfwr,,udrove to Grand ,n Rapid* AUrPOMrs. nyon* ana Lyons Mrs. Lena Cole attended W. S. C.' Howard Proctor accompanied Bill Schlffman. in the Jackson house and visited hb brother-in-law nnd cently entertained fotmer neighbors 1 two children of Kalamaxoo were 1 1 sister. Mr and Mrs Robert Frost " n o< natamuioo at Mra.n^. Shirley : of theirs from Warsaw. Ind. Tliey They । . Ion High St <^a l,u parma.were Mr. 8 M.„;„-<S n2l Slocum's. near;Forbey to Grand Rapids Saturday u.Hin rn—~ j afternoon Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philln were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. Rny Lyons. Mrs. .A C. Johnson is expected । home early this week, from Howe, Bender last week were hi.* sister, and their daughter nnd little grand­ Mrs. F. H. Helrigel Is teaching . ~~ -------Cor. Jefferson and Court • Ind. where she has been visiting Mrs. Susan Monseau of Byron Cen- son. In the T.-K. school this week for I Hastings, Michigan her daughter, Mrs. G. A. Styeby and ter and a cousin. Mr*. Sarah- Lapp. ’ Mrs. Edd Finkbeiner returned Miss Pauline Walker, home ec teach­ family. Mr. Johnson and their a returned missionary from India, home Saturday evening from a two er. who 1* convalescing from some Greasing ti daughter. Mrs. Arthur Getty and Saturday evening nil attended the weeks visit at her old home al LeverBatteries, Windshield Wipers Vulcaniriir . Washing I children took\her over cn Sunday of 25th wedding anniversary celebra- ing. and Sunday was called to as- dental surgery done kt a Grand ' Rapids hospital, Saturday. j tion of Pliilip's nephew Sherrington *irt nt Pennock, hospital, Thirty-five ladies, members of the and wife at Carlisle. ------- -• Mrs. Winfred Owens of Battle their ' Miss Edith Hooper has returned Creek te spending a few days with Masters-Jone* circle nnd her brother. Lloyd Elwood and wife. ’of Mrs. Mary Gray. Thursday af­ brother's. Ernest's home, in Grand She alto visited her nephew, Alton ternoon for the regular monthly । Rapids. Elwood and family, and her niece. meeting. The committee for the; Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mrs Claude Kermccn and family. month. Mr*. Vem Hooper. Mrs. 1 Sheehan of Caledonia were enter­ Harold Haskins, a foreman at the Robert Dean and Mrs. Clara Cistained Sunday evening at a farewell Bliss Mfg. Co. In Hastings. 1* nuraler served a delicious dessert lunch­ party the -----home ,----- . nt — - of his parents. Ins a very sore hand, which was eon. an Innovation from the usual Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sheehan in . bruteed by a heavy wedge tlmt fell form of entertainment. An 1mEtst Caledonia, a* Michael left this twenty feet. He considers himself Tuesday for an army aviation field . fortunate Uiat he escaped without ,ducted by Mrs. John Kepkey, and In New Mexico. He ha* been recetv- greater injury. ing training at Holland. Relatives I Miss Florence Bender wa* at home Mrs. Fred Btokoe. president of the W. S. c. 8. explained the deficit In present from this viclnitj- were his last week enjoying a week* vacation the Mission funds after which a | grandmother, Mrs. linma William*. I from her orticr duties at the Westthe families of Arthur Geukcs. Inghousc Dcctric Co. in Grand gency Fund. The business aeuion Charles William*. Edw. Wlcringa . Rapids conducted by the circle leader. Mrs: and Chet GcukeW Also present was | Mrs Paul Faulkner and MIm Philip Bender Included a report a cousin. Henry DeVlsser who had Martha Jean Schad went to Clii| from Mra. Clifford FTrshey. chalrnixr me, I'm Hill Snlilh. the hitch-hiked from hl* home fn Den- cago Sunday on a purchasing trip ( man of the circle committee Games v er. Colo. । and visiting made up n pleasant rimth a P» pleasant -Mr.*. J P Jk^nd^rith rotated to Grand 11 Bnn hoUr vw,tln “,ler KWhlCh the«Pcom ny dtephonr. Note I’m a Ranger. is expected ___ .. •kend with relatives in Grand . |Wncd 7^,. October meeting will Yrs, I wtu in the Dieppe show, weeks' • visit nt the home of her Rapids r Swift «nrt <nn c-.rirtnn lnclui!e .“ .Po<-luck dinner at the and Pm going bar/,-. daiyhter. Mrs. W. J. Liebier. 'i Mra......... ........ v~...son ..nn ,_ B.C.Sw if t and Carleton.! o( Mn Philip Bender on Mrs. Lenna Wing of Chicago is-and Frank Lee and daughter. Miss iOctober 15 “f just dropped in to tell —- ----------------------------------------------------------------------Rally Day will be observed at lhe you »c<- boys in lire .4.E.F. are ' Methodist church, nixt Sunday. grateful to thc folks back | September 27 with n program and It A. M t> 2:30 P. M. home who arc doing every­ hoped the church wtU be filled for the beginning of the fall season. thing possible to help war New Officers have been elected and It is expected classes will be provid­ helps war production helps ed- for all age*, and an exceptionally us at thc front." fine year .Is anticipated. Mra. Enos Price of -Jackson spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs Jen­ nie Bovee and herzbrother-in-law By keeping telephone line* clear for war call*; you arc tnuking an impor­ and sister. Mr. and Mrs Burdette Wedd. tant contribution Io thc speeding trp of war production. War calls crowd the tele­ Mr. and Mr*. Day Pugh and llttte phone line# today. And we'can’l add enough new lines to handle lhe increased SILECT SEED OF HIGH YIELDING CRAIN VARIE­ daughter. Mary Ellen of Vermont­ traffic. Iwcausc materials arc more urgently needed Io equip our fighters. But ville were Sunday visitor* at the TIES is always a good investment. We have a comhome of her parents. Mr. and Mra. all of u* can do our part by making the most efficient use of present facilities. Wm McKevitt. Mr* Harold Noah u’-suwtstlng nation. The very best seed wheat is a bargain in thc Mr* Roy Snyder at the Hill-top HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP end. lunch room. Thirty-seven dinner guests were Make only lhe most essential Long Distance calls. present for the meeting of the Barry county rural letter carriers associa­ 2. Keep all yottr conversations as brief as you can. tion held in the Methodist church Saturday evening. The roast beef 3. IThan possible, give the number of the distant dinner served by the church ladles TWe toiy dust trawtwiefit (■ sure, for the benefit of the W. S. C. 8. telephone you arc calling. ' r F P F \ A M—2c per btrahel wf mteslon budget, received many com­ I L K L J An ) n,t — 70c> 32 u pliments. The tables were, very at­ tractive wjlh flowers and a color ­ Anri please don’l call Information for a number when it’* liateri in the direc­ ful menu, and in conjunction with tory. The calls yon save help speed delivery of lhe weapons our soldiers need! the them* of the evening, bird place cards were contributed by Mr* ★ W»r go Vesta GrlfTeth The business mceiing at the tables included a roll call cn bird*, and reports from Robert Bums of Delton and Welton Brook* of Gloverdale. The evening'* pro­ HASTINGS, MICH. gram wm held in the church audi­ torium and one much enjoyed. OutTtUPHONt 111* N. CHUSCH IT. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE C of. th* county guests, included Stele lecretary. William van Harteavelt, MIDDLEVILLE Car Conservation Tips CAREFUL DRIVING SAVES LIVES, CARS, PARTS AND REPAIRS VULCANIZING AND GENERAL TIRE REPAIRING ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime FARM BUREAU FERTILIZER FOR WH«EAT Don’t be scared, lady, • FOR INCREASED YIELD • LOWER COST PER BUSHEL • BETTER QUALITY GRAIN • TOP PRICE for CROP • INSURES FOLLOWING CLOVER CROP I WONT BITE! RECOMMENDED ANALYSES 0-14 - 7 0 - 20 -0 ALL GRAINS RED ROCK-(RED WHEAT) AMERICAN BANNER-(White Wh«at> Controls Stinking Smut calls must through ★ NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FARM BUfiEAU SERVICES, INC. �_________________________________ THE HASTINGS BANNER. TlfURADAY. SEPTEMBER 34, 1QU (family in the lou of her mother J there. They are both feeling line STONY POINT Mrs Harry Miller and family of Last Week's Letter I Elkhart. Ind. returned home Angus Huey has moved his family | Thursday night. to Grand Rapids where he has. James Kidder and family have employment. employment moved moved back to their nU old ham* home m va.­ cated by Harry Schuh and Dntn more making dally trips to our Bird has----neighborhood. ; A petition is being circulated through the community around BARRYVILLE Manin church to ask the city of Last Week s Letter unggs enuren. . orcella McNulty as cohostesses, i --- ------------- Hastings to furnish a suitable pub­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kesler and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Paul of Bat-1 After a bountiful dinner, lhe bus-! CEDAR CREEK lic bus station Uiat would not *“ *-» Week's Lett Letter ‘any way "be connected up witha;^ tie Creek entertained on Sunday at ineM meeting was held al which. La-t their home a family gathering cf the following officers were elected u„. here .^nun, ---------------Several „ from attended the' ‘ — be<’-r.-----------““rdfLn "’-------------tbe--Present one . p her mothers sisters. Mrs. A. J. for the ensuing year: Pres. Mra.ipann Bureau meeting at the homeinow The ldca u thal * *ood Miller and husband. Mrs. Sylvb Prarl Clark: Vice pres. Mra. Helen'Of Mr. and Mrs George Clouse "“ny pocple expecting to travel.1 Treese and brother. Edd Stone of Reynolds; Sec. Mrs. Mary Simp-1 Wednesday evening. Tim next .bu* <lon‘t Ukc 10 walt around a , New York, and cousins Mr. and :*cn. Treas , Mrs. June Chapman.; meetlne will be wllh Mr and Mrs garden. Millie Fisher has her home here last Monday after a ; Mrs. Pred Miller and son Oral MU-1 Franklin Goodrich lost tiro c«ws Allen Bishop In October ; charge of the petition. fen days' illness ot pneumonia. She ler and family. I i,It WWk. i Mra El? Wertn^ni. vi.i.m» -------------- »•« ■ llved wllh htr °n’y *°n Floyd who I Edd Stone of New York spent M whiin returned tn her hhme her daughter Mrs Robert (irraiS BARNUM SCHOOL along with other relatives remain •h-—I. _<»u LI, Mrs white relumed to her home, ner aaugnter. Mrs. Robert Gerald T , w„k.. r.,t— ------------u _..u .^tlng in the;of Ypsilanti thb week. rhm.v ?e£T™nt£l leaving for home Sunday night. • Mrs. Rose Miller, who has been ASSYRIA O«DI« TOM PUBLICATION LEGAL NOTICES S<>T ' “ It III Hi Last Week's Letter !Mrs. Ladd who passed away on j only a little tired of their bed. Charles Johnson pasted away : Friday at Borgeas hospital. Anson Cummins of Edmore spent at hb home Sunday at 13:46 o-| Mr. and Mrs. OtU Boulter, in I from Monday until Wednesday clock. He leaves a wife and one son company with Mr. and Mra. CllI^ evening at the Kline and Golden Lyman. Funeral service at'Assyria ford Kahler, left Saturday for a home. Hb wife, son Clyde and center church Wednesday after-; trip to the northern part of the daughter and family of Battle noon with Rev. Henry Campbell! state. ; Creek spent the evening Wednesin charge. The C. 6. C. met with Mrs. Don day and took Anson with them r.iw timore FEDERAL VAIIM MORTGAGE COR POKATIOX NOTICE or MORTGAGE BALE , - --------- been Y<'', r.Un.-'SSX NOTICE 18 1IRHKBY GIVEN. That Htite. on Qtlob.r FEDERAL FARM MORTflAOF. COR VORATION. ■ corporation, of W*.h Out 10 15 STATE OF MICHIGAN—OBDER OF THE CONSERVATION COMMISSIONDUCKS, GEESE BRANT. COOT JACKBNIPE, RAILS, GALLINUI.F.S, AND WOODCOCK DtNetdr ,.K THF.IIF.FGHF.. ill during the bit week or who left Harting. Thursday for1 Mra. Fred Miller entertained at'»»Ala>IFVii i v more. . port Custer to start training for the; ' ■ -honoring her rHAiim.vu.Lfc . ; The D.G.T.O. met last Wednesday army. He and Clarence Tyler have ' dinner on Saturday ' 5jas. । with Mrs. Victor Benner. They been transferred to some other 1 mother. mother.- Mrs. Sylvia Treese. Treeae, her herj ^‘ brother Mr. Stone and skier. Mra. ' . ii., . ' vol * d w «* ve » for "K 11 *" for US. camp, the location of which b not OBDEK FOB PUBLICATION ix~ Milk, , ,«• »IB-Mim [knoin.tpro.i.t Charlr. Johwon ot lb. Brl«.>: Hobort.Orr r.turnrtw th. Ur. w. .nd ana Mn. mts. Floyd noyaDunnUan uunnigan ana I | Mr, Mrs. Ch». unas. SroB.U sconeia Mil icit Wrdnrrweanes' frnm and Mra Frank Haight were up | day for McKeesport. Pa., to visit ------------------------------------- ---------...................... ....... re Adrlanson, o __ . ta|Smo u™. u not .mpmrtn. ta “X. SSSirfrom Bor- ....... near Roecommon and stayed atj her son. Ralph and wife Chas Starr's Tourist cabin, and1 Albert Huse. who has spent the visiting with lhe Starrs. They report I summer here, returned to Chicago Tbrnhln, tall ta IlnUtad week and the com crop, beans and Rev. Starr as being in poor health ' Tuesday clover seed follow In quick sue-1I Mrs. William Hayward. Sr.. Mrs. and he expect* to have an operation I Mr. and Mrs. Henman of Albion i Kate DeBack and Mrs. Mary Decession. • !; In the near future. Thb trip was on visited at Mrs. Chas. Scofield’s 'Back attended lhe funeral of Mrs. A group of our Junior age girb, Labor Day weekend and on Monday, home Sunday. 1 Adrlanson*s sister. Mm Mary Mead mel on Friday night at the Briggs ’ Miss Maybelle Notten of Grass -------- ' « • *— Kalamazoo, Thursday church for song service organize-' al 1 Mr. and Mrs. Deios Hughes and Lake Is visiting Mrs. Floyd Clum ' SOUTHWEST WOODLAND lion. and family. < Last Week's Letter Trvino Rrar.>u Charlotte of Toledo, Ohio, spent 1 Mr. and In ing Brandt . w„kend Mrs. Nona Schmenk of Detroit is • Miss Iris Guy b employed at the entertained on Sunday honoring the weekend with Iwr parents. Mr. spending •n-nrtinu a . — .v -i.b — -grand ------ i.­ nre insurance Co at Woodland week with »* her une nnuu days aays of oi their tneir son. son Mor- ,nd Mr* W R NorrU' Ron>U the natal The Brethem Aid Society met '.-Ml-!,., l„d .Ul.r, Mr.' MorBer- !»“«»'* Mun-d home W1U, >.U parents. Mr. and Mrs John Wood­ man. wllh Mrs. Olive Blocher lost Thunlb. Roll, or Boule CT«*. *"k‘ 1„ f here with his grandparents. Lon Moore was seriously 111 last 1 Plan U> attend Sunday School BRANCH DISTRICT __ _______ __ week but is a Utile better at thb Henry Bldelman b U1U quite ill, writing. and Mr ------and | and under the doctor's care. |j Mrs. •*Anna ------ Witiver -----------cd to Camp in In zwsaiisas Arkansas musy Friday; <t ,MIe — , Mra. John Shank and son wn of Akron. Congratubtions are In order for ; Mrs. nut io i morning after spending a week MILO George Aden Skidmore and Mbs i Ohio, called on Mrs. Mary Fisher ---------- with the home folks. I1 Last- -Week's Letter Marie TarbeH of Nashville and Miss. Susie Fisher Sunday OBDER FOR PUBLICATION Several from thb community । Mrs Pred Ryerson of Hastings (who were united in marriage. Sat- afternoon. ‘ attended the 30th _______ , Mr. and Mra. Klda Guy attended Anniversary tpent Sunday- and Labor Day. with, urday evening, at the home of the lhe Guy reunion at Grand Rapids ------ brill ■< gatherings held for '** Mr. **" and Mrs her shtera. Mrs. Gertrude Trahan; bride's mother. I'"’'.j/ Isaac DeBack near Prairieville, and Mrs. Emily Wilcox. Mra. Tra-l The Claflin Reunion was held In Sunday. ihe im <My( Mrs o)ennB Webber and Miss han accompanied her home for a ■ the O. D. Passett woods Sunday, emrut. Jud*. Mildred Osgood attended the fun­ week's visit. ! September 13 with thirty-five pre­ NORTHEAST WOODLAND Last Week's Letter of Dick Haffenden in PlainMr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield. > sent. Eii.tr ot, El.l«I' cral we]j Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Deabler. Mrs. Ber­ Mrs. Gertrude Trahan and Mrs. । ...aa ' --------------tha Eckardt. Mrs. Charlie Harms wrti Mr. and Mrs. Almond Webber Emily Wilcox went to Lansing PLbASANT \ ALLEY and Mrs. Karl EXkardt attended the ••i are entertaining hb father and Tuesday after Naomi Beck and1 Last w«k'» letter ^‘■' mother, two sbters and brother Jack Bradfield who had been at-j Margaret Zook, the four and one Institute for Christian Leaders held 7,„ ‘ from Colorado. They were In Bat­ tending the 4-H State Pair. Na-1 haW >ear old • twin girl of Mr. and at the Evangelical Church in Leigh­ tie Creek for a family dinner Sun­ oml placed first and reserve cham- Mrs. Dental Zook returned home ton Friday. day. pion with her Angus heifer; Jack I Sunday from Pennock Hospital Mrs. Lydia Schuler and daughter ol in Mildred Osgood returned to placed eighth with hb Guernsey; Mier having an appendicitis oper- Esther spent several days lost week visiting at Lakeview. nffiee. school work in Terre Haute, Ind., heifer and third In com; Margaret "Hon the previous Tuesday. wins; Tuesday. Doster placed secod with her! Charles and Harry Seellg. who are calf: Mary Saunders' stationed at Fort Warden. Wash, SOUTH BOWNE Further Ordered. Th»t public1i Abe Hayward entertained the Guernsey ..... following at a family dinner at hb received second and Virginia Beck I spent Friday evening at Emery Last Week's Letter •• rnn- home Sunday In honor of Mr. and third with their vegetable baskets. Kime’s. Mrs. Art Richardson accompanied •*'d t”"' Mrs. Teddy Hayward; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Livingston Dean Pish in moving tier son from Herbert VanStrcaln and Merle u4r i* „ij Oliver Hayward and Betty Hay- Bradfield drove to Lecota, Mich.. accompanied Mr. and Mrs John Battle Creek to Nashville Wednes­ Wednesday after peaches. day. »f PtoUtr ' Ern. Johncock and Mr. and Mrs Onr school opened Monday Slowin'* of Portland. Sunday. In W. H. Pardee, who has spent the , Ray Martin and children of East morning wllh Mrs. Rush Saunders honor of Mr. Blake's birthday. past two months with his daughter, Janri E. ilurm. Clerk of Probate Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph as teacher. i Brown of Goodwill. Mr. and Mrs. ORDER-TOR publication | Basil Coy of Shultx and Mr. and QUIMBY rrobste Court Mrs Emey Eichenauer and chll- Last Week's Letter brid *1 dren of Galesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rowley are I of itavl Mr. and Mra. Ira Osgood and moving to Hastings. Mr. and Mrs.1 tie d‘r 1 children. Jesse Osgood and daugh- Archie McIntyre will occupy their . Jud«ll<,r Mildred. Mr. and Mra. Almond home here soon. Webber attended church nt HickThursday several friends tur• VV.U.ia -OU ..Cta.M WM*. prised Mrs. J. L. Smith on her; ,. Dickinson speak, then spent the birthday. They shared a 1 o'clock | . afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. luncheon which was followed by . L. McCallum. an afternoon of bridge. A surprise party In honor of CRESSEY Miss Marjorie Reynolds and Miss I 1 Lost Week's Letter Rosemary Weeks was given by । Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Enzlan. who Mbs Gwendolyn Oaskill Friday two months evening. Music and bingo furnished friends here. the entertainment. Cookies and for their jello were served. The two girb are leaving for college thb week. - ------ Cemetery Campbell oftMirt. BUITVIU4 Thursday until expect to move thb week are thankful they are H Lathrop and Mr. not moving and beside her hus- ---------------------------------------- FOR SALE! FOR CASH, will trdde for a house and lot in town or will sell on a contract. 120 acres in Prairie­ ville township, wonderful large house, complete■ ly wired, two bams, good fences. We want a deal on this farm right away. Price, $4500.00. i> If l> I I INCOME PROPERTY in the 1st ward. 3 three room apartments ond bath upstairs, apartment downstairs, hot water heater, 3 stall garage. For quick sale. $3150.00. NEW 5 ROOM-BUNGALOW, all modem. 2 bed­ rooms. bath, living room, dining room, kitchen, linen closets, full lot, single garage, $3700.00. AN EXTRA GOOD 6 ROOM HOUSE in the 4th ward, close in. Will sell for cash or will trade for a cheaper house. A BEAUTIFUL HOME on W. Center street In the 4th ward, strictly modem, has everything, worth $6000 00. will sell for $4500.00. The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself” EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! tended the Hartman reunion at the HINDS CORNERS ' aar on Sunday. Donald and Ivan Golden relum­ We extend our sympathy to Mr. ed home from the Hospital Friday nnd Mrs. Justin Simpson and evening after spending ten dayi »|tl>rn > (■!'. iiiiii.i, «. t i■ ■ One Wir Week JiiKKPH WAYLAND ui«.l. 1943. HAIIII.I.Y OH4IOOD. ' 8rcr«lsry. picture of how General Electric is working to meet wartime emergencies. HOrrUAHTEIi. Director MONEY NOTICE TO BIDDEBB Sealed bldi «.i or orrtion 23 OrtorerlHa Tovn^blp 8oM buildinr* - *- t hulldlns NOTICE TO CREDITORS HENDERSHOTT Last Week's Letter The thirty-fifth union was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schantz with an attendance of sixty. All report a fine time. Clinton Brill had a boat-leave over the Labor Day weekend. On Labor Day lie and Miss Virginia Morgan visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Staley and friends in Dowagiac., He left Tuesday afternoon for his1 boat at an Atlantic port. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Anderson and daughter. Mra. A. I. Badgeron of, Detroit were calling on tlieir I friends and old neighbors. In the Star and McOmber districts re-1 cently. The Andersons had to sell their farm-home here on account of his poor health. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hendershott and Merle, vacationed at Beechweekend of the 4th and Labor Day. i McDonald for dinner, Thursday September 34. The reason of thb lata date was on account of ths public supper which they served, last Friday night , . ^THURSDAY: An order was .ectivrd at an eastern G E factory for equipment needed by a U. S. warship near Australia. A special call went out. J. THURSDAY NIGHT: As cicntly employed on the job worked all night, all day FRIDAY, as­ sembling the equipment. Buying Homes for Remodeling for Reoairing You can buy the homo you like . . . even if you cen't build the one you want! So decide on the one you like and let us help you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of o home that it already built and finance repairing and re­ modeling, but, we don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. So If you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now'. . . tomorrow may bo too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Como In today. 3. SATURDAY: Under police escort, the equipment was rushed I* a nearby airport. Traveling by plane, it arrived in San Francisco on SUNDAY. 4. WEDNESDAY: A bombing plane landed the equipment at its Pacific destination —10,000 miles from the factory—sb days after receipt of order, THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L B. Mu. afternoon callers. Mra. Robert Tobias spent last week in the north with her husband, who spends every fall there during PHONI 250i �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, 8KFTEMEVR 24. IM MARTIN CORNKM and Beverly were each taken wtth I OctoMr 1, Thursday at 4 p. m. 'Waetkad toe 10th grade girls are asending CLOVERSAU clothing. the bug and Mrs. Plants was tn the Senter reUgtous Instruction in tba 10 A. M.—Morning worship. I Watervliet hospital for twelve days, High school HA. M.—Sunday school English 'seriously in and Beverly, who was I The Evsnythcal Church 7: JO P. M.—Christian Endeavor. The 10th Grade English class is also quite ill, was taken ewre of at Wednosdi/ — Midweek prayer studying plays. They have read J. 8. DtaMtr, Pastor homo. Ward also developed pnrn- ! 10:00 A. M —Homing worship, eerride, The Grand Charm’s Diamond” by Brown U the daughter ot Ui. and mer Gillespie. Mm Mataty at South Woodland. monte but soon recovered. Mrs. | Theme of sennon, ' The Chru- KOpatrick Mrs. Olin firown. Congratulations Frank Cogswell of HasUngs. for­ Allan Monkhouse and the “Ghost __ ■ iht« vlrinitv. leaves TuesMr. and Mrs. Coy Stowal) and Mr. ’ Plante Is sUll quite weak but is wen Uan's areatest Opportunity.*' | 10:30 A. M.—Sunday school Story” by Booth Tarkington. and Mra Prank Hynes of Freeport .on the road to complete recovery I 11.00 A. M. Sunday school. 11 A- M —Morning worship. Blalegy and Miss Mary Ann Pennington of !and the girts are back tn school I 7:45 P. M. Combined E. L. of C. 1 8:00 P. M—Christian Endeavor^ The Biology class liaa been study ­ NatovlUe. . MIm Etta Schneider underwent E. and Evening worship service. Thursday—Midweek prayer serv­ ing the grass hopper, cricket, tree Dr. and Mra. R. G. Flnnle of Has­ an operation at Pennock hospital : Topic "Helping Our Friends to ice. toad and are bringing all kinds of tings and Dr. and Mrs. D. V. Shor- ; last Wednesday. Miss Esther Bchu- Live at their Best.” Leader, Floyd Woodland Towmhlp School insects to school to be studies later well of Easier FleM. Alexandria. La. no of Coldwater were Sunday eve­ , ler is earing for her there. | Bates. High School to Hastings, Thuraday. in the winter. arrived Sunday for a short stay For the Neil Census ning dinner guests at the home of I Theme of sermon “An Urgent Tile Defense Council of the Klndergarlew and First Grade with the home folks. Wm. Cogs­ Mr. and Mrs E. O- Shorno. I Boni to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hauer Question Answered" Woodland township school has Miss Doris Whitney, Teachsr ibig Saturday on business. well and family. , Wednesday 2 P. M. Ladles Auxi ­ | of Fairgrove, a baby girl weighing Herbart Sliartle. Jr. spent Sat­ j voted (10.00 to be used to buy over­ Mn. Vesta Born. Assistant | tflsa AUce Whetstone returned liary will meet wllh Miss Bertha urday with ErmMt Alien of Lake ;8 3-4 pounds on September 15. Utsea kits Tills money Is to be tak­ We have fifty enrolled in our sorry to learn he remains critical­ from Pennock hospital last Wed­ Odessa. : tie Betty Hauer Is. staying with her Wagner. en from thc fund raised by selling room. There ore seventeen In the nesday and Is able to be up and ly ill. Mra Carl Burkla spent part of [ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs John ■ Tjimpday evening — Midweek scrap iron. First grade. 13 in the kindergarten 1 anA Mr. and Mrs Steve Karnies and dressed and I* is <rettlne Wrilng along fine. last week with her son and wife. ' Hauer of Woodland for two weeks prayer service. , . Reception far Teachers ,* and 31 in the beginners class Mn. son of Ypsllxr.il spent the weekend | Mr and Mri ,£««**«U Friday evening—Choir rehearsal. Mr. and Mra. Carlyle. Burkle. ; and then will make the acquain­ I The P. T. A. are giving a re- Born te aseteting us again this year. wllh Mr. and Mra. Walton Brooks children of Hastings. Mr. and. Mrs. Rally day. October 4. Mr. and Mrs U H. Brumm and tance of her new sister. The flrat graders are reading the and family Glennard Showalter of Nashville, ceptlon for the old and new teachThe Methodist Church Mra. Jennie Slocum spent Sunday I Bom to Mr. and Mra. Russell Child Activity Pre-Primer before Mr amt Mr. Inhn MM^ri nf Kai Wm' Sch*nU “nd *°n I era of the school on Friday evening Rev. George Wingard, Pastor with Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver Rlelsma ot Grand Rapids, a daughMrPU ann’ Ur ,,,d of this week. Everyone In the starting work tn their Elson Primer. .^1’t JO.00 A. M.—Morning worship. of Hastings. ter. Joyce Elaine on Sunday. Sept. The kindergarten ehBdren are K Varney and sons and Mr and Mra. achooi community are invited to be Rev. and Mrs Harold Blakely and 13. weight 7 3-4 pounds nt Butter­ making a scrap book by finding plc- week at their home here. IO|T y^her wfrp Sunday guests of daughter Judith of X.BlIssfleM at-1 worth hospital. Mrs. Rietsma Is, 8:00 P. M — Young People's serv- present for. the reception and the tures In magazines like our sur— Mra. Nita Bailey of Kalamazoo william Cogswell and family. first meeting of lhe P. T. A. for tended the U B. Conference in I the former Clyta WWi daughter of -1 , prise picture which we find every spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mra. | Mr and Norman Barry and Hastings the last of the week and , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wise of -thls i Tuesday 7 P. M—Choir practice: the year. | day. Sam Gefb. daughter. Joanne, visited Mr. and visited her parents. Mr.'gnd Mra. village. This new. granddaughter | Thursday n 8 P. M — Midweek servGirls Glee Club | The beginners have learned sev­ Sam Gelb had quite a thrill Bun-1 Mrs. Glen Parsons in South Bend, Leon Nicholson until Tuesday. Rev.1 makes Uie second grandchild for ice. The newly elected oflcers of the eral jxxms. Ind. over the weekend. day catching a pike which weighed * * ~~ “ • * “ South Woodland Church of the Blakely was returned to hh parish them within, the month, n son be- I tn Giri’s Glee club are: Pres. Joann ---------------- ------ ----------------| Remember the preaching service nearly ten pounds. Brethren Hershberger: Vlce-Prea. Ruth Lake; FAIR LAKE ..i In Ogden Center center near Blissfield. Biusrietd. ' Ing. ins bom pom-to to their tneir son. Lieut, Lieut. and Mr. and Mra. Roy Headley ot next Sunday morning at lo o’clock Arthur 1. Dodge, Pastor Sec.. Eleanor Benner; Treasurer, j Mrs, Mildred Frits entertained her Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Shomo were Mra. Norman Wise of Camp Grant. Sunday school following. All are 10: 00 A. M —Worship and sermon. Joan Leffler. Grand ------- — Rapids r— visitors —----------------------last Tues- Ill. | sister. Helen Yodel of Detroit and Augusta called on Mrs. Martha ay. Yellow Dogs Again Scheduled for 11: 00 A. M —Sunday school. Thc Glee club bi planning a so­ her brother. Prank Davis of Il­ । Chamberlain cud Mrs. Emma Dlck- Invited to attend. eraon Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford Woodland cial evening and initiation for linois over the weekend. I Dale Nichols, famoui American We invite you to worship with us. Freshmen members soon. and family called on her parents. The Yellow ,Dpgs of Flint are Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hecker of artist, designed th- 1943 Christmas | Eirl Knowles has gone into the Mr. mid Mrs J. L. Higdon ot Barry- again' scheduled to play this eom- Church of the United Brethren In Home Economica Hastings spent Sunday with her seal which will carry oil the 36th service. . Christ ville Sunday evening. ■ Ing Saturday night. September 36 Thc 9th grade Home Ec girl* are parents. Mr. and Mra. Wallace annual crusade against tubercukwi? I. H. Osgood, Pastor Mrs. Albert Dinwiddle, son Wm • with a girl's softball game to start canning peaches and tomatoes and GET IN THE SCRAP! Nadell. ‘when it goes on sale Novetnher 33 and grandson Albert Schmidt ot off the evening. New Orleans. La., were overnight This Is the same bill that wax orguests at the home of Mra. law­ | Iclnallv slated for the Labor Day rence Hilbert last. Friday. They ' celebration but wax called oft on MONTGOMERY WARDS were enroute to their home in Lou- account of the rain They were isiana.after spending the summer then postponed until Saturday, at their summer home in Bay View. September 19 when it began to rain Miss Margery Millwood of Lud- In the afternoon and the game was Ington spent the weekend with her I again put off. This Is the third sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs try and the softball fans surely hope BirdsiU Holly. MUs Millwood Ls that the weather man will be with entering her sophomore yenr at M.1 them for this date. 8. C. East Lansing. 1 At 8 o'clock thc Lansing Vans. Mrs Juna Jordan and MIm Girls Major Champions for six conOladys Jordan of Chicago spent secutlve years untll they disbanded Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and this year, will engage the Jackson Mrs. Carl Jordan and children and I girls, runners up for the major helped celebrate the third birthday ' championship In thLs year's toumaof little Jane Anne Jordan on Sat- ment. The Lansing girls wanted urday. to play once more In Woodland Miss Mary Hickey returned to her j which was their favorite park, home in Chicago after spending a These two teams have always been week with Mr.'and Mrs. Ted Euper favorites here. of East Woodland. I At 9:15 the Flint Yellow Dogs. Dinner guests at the home of AU-Colored Major Softball players Mrs Lawrence Hilbert and dnugh- , will engage the Woodland Merter, Miss Lorena Hilbert. Sunday. ' chants who wlU present a strong were Mra. Clyde Brown and grand- ] lineup with Stanley Ike Thompson son Douglas of Laming. Lt. and ' on the mound. Mrs. D. V. Shorno nnd son of Cold- i • Don’t fail to see these games, water. Mr. and Mra. Carl Waite and probably the last of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott, local Smith—Rowlsdrr and Miss Ellen Hilbert of Mlnnea- | Miss Margaret Rowlader. dnughpolis, Minn. : ter of Mr. and Mra Homer RowKecent callers nt the V. R- Wot- ; lader of South Woodland became ring home were Dr. and Mra. Or- Uie bride of John J. Smith, of Alville Nease of Pasadcnn. Calif. Mr. I legan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo and Mrs. L. E. Royer and Glenn । Smith of East Woodland on SepDenxmore. Hastings. Mrs. Lena ; tember 8 at Allegan with the Rev. Thompson. Tucson. Arizona, Mr. IR. W. Gough, pastor of the First nnd Mrs. Lester Miller. Clarksville. 1 Congregational church officiating. Miss Betty Wotring. Laming. Mr. I The bride wore a printed Jersey and Mrs. Howard Harper and Mr. street length dress with brown acand Mrs. Carl Jordan and children cessorlei and a corsage of red roses, local. MLss Madeline Rowlader. sister of Miss Virginia Duval of Grand lhe bride, was the bridesmaid and Rapids spent the weekend with Mr. wore blue with a corsage of pink and Mrs. Lawrence Faul. ra>es. Franklin Douglas of Allegan Mr. and Mra. Tom Long of Grand ■ attended the groom. Rapids vhited hte parents. Mr. and . Both Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Mra. Wayne Long over the week- I graduates of Woodland High school end. ' in lhe class of 1940. Mr. Smith atMlss Ellen Hilbert, who Is attend- 1 tended a radio .school in Valparaiso, container Ing Minneapolis College of Technol- ' Ind., and 1* employed as radio opogy. is spending two weeks with her erator at the Government Radio mother. Mrs. Lawrence Hilbert and Station located near Allegan. They (Fed. lax already sister. Miss Lorena Hilbert. are at home at 321 Cedar St., in Included) Mr and Mra. Milan Trumbo re- ■ Allegan. turned to their home In Woodland Zion Lutheran Church after a seven weeks’ stay with their Paul W. Geiger. Pastor daughter and family. Mr and Mrs. 10:00 A. M.-iSunday school. a Ward Plante and two daughters. 11:00 A. M.—Morning worship.' Beverly and Bonnie of Hartford.! Sermon theme—“The Grounds for Mr. and Mrs. Trumbo were called Christian Assurance ” tn Hartford by the serious illness of । Choir Rehearsal Wednesday. Septheir granddaughter Bonnie who tember 30 at 8:30 P. M. was taken with, the flu that de- | Thuraday. October 1. Ladles Aid veloped into pneumonia. Before Society will meet in lhe church Bonnie recovered Ward, Gertrude | basement. WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS I wnw. Ur and Mrs. Cm! Johnson And uni Robert and David of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra, Dwight Fisher cf Hastings were Bunday guests of their mother. Mrs. Agnes Ftaher. Mr. and Mrs. Arrest Begerow and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Begerow and family of Late Odessa. Dr. and Mra. G. F. Benner and daughter Eleanor attended Uie fu­ neral of Dr. Benner's sister. Mrs Joe arant of Battle Creek on Wed­ nesday. The burial was In Wood­ land cemetery- Mrs Grant wax a former resident ot Woodland town­ ship and had been Hl only a short time before her death. Sunday guests st the home of Mr and Mra. Welby Crockford were Mr and Mrs. J. L. Crockford ot Carl­ ton and Mr. and Mrs Robert Owens and two daughters of Grand Haven Florence French of Hastings spent the weekend with Joan Lefller.. On Bunday. Mr. and Mra Ralph Leff­ ler. Joan and her houseguest were dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Robert Crockford of East Woodland Mr and Mrs Raymond Faul and two sons of Chicago visited his mother. Mra. George Faul from Fri­ day until Monday. They also vis­ ited her mother, Mra. Fannie Hoov­ er of Sunfield and other relatives. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Faul and chil­ drm of Hastings were dinner guests at the home of hLs mother, Mrs. Geo. Faul on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hynes and daughter Dawn of Portland were Bunday evening guests at the liome of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Farthing. Mr. and Mra. Fred Hunt of Eaton Rapids and Mra Harlan Smith of Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerding and Mr. and Mra. John Bulling Thursday Mrs Hunt and Mrs. Smith are nelces of Mra. Allerding and Mra. Bulling. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockford visited Mr. and Mra. John Hynes of Holl last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Sidman of Berryville were Saturday evening guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Parrall Mr. and Mrs. Titus Wilt and son David of coral spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Miss Barbara Bailey of Hastings •pent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flneforck. Mr. and Mra Lawrence Fmefrock and Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Brumm attended the fuheral of Prank Felghner of Nashville last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Dell and Miss Dorothy Dell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Esra Dell and daugh­ ter Joyca of Laming. Rev. and Mrs J. 8. Deabler vis­ ited their children. Rev. and Mra Harold Kohn of Marcellus. Dr. and Mra. H. L. Deabler of Naperyille. fit. and Mr. and Mrr. Ronald Deab­ ler of LaGrange. Ill,, last week and returned to their home on Friday. The Evangelical church Is hav­ ing the auditorium redecorated this week and next and when finished will undoubtedly be one of the fin­ est rural auditoriums In this sec­ tion of the state. Mrs. Jack Hartman and son Ro­ bert of Vicksburg visited her par. enta. Mr. and Mrs Dorr Stowell from Thursday until Sunday. Mr. Hartman Joined them on Sunday ' and they relumed home with them. ■* Callers at lhe Mr. and Mra. Ford Stowell home Sunday were Mr. and Mra Alec Lucas of Colon. Mr. and Mrs. Win Brummler and Mrs. Ernest York of Grand Rapids. Mr. and BIG NEWS IN WARDS CATALOG DEPARTMENT RECORD-SMASHING MOTOR OIL PROS! <DS 17 Wards j I pennsywahia PINNSYLVanTa I ■Ft a) SUPREME QUALITY PENNSYLVANIA OIL FALL CATALOG OFFIKC VALUES NOT IN STORE NtW KU FASHIONS FINE WATCHES COSMETICS YOU LIKE 5-quart tealed can, reduced fa only,-.. 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IM* FREEPORT aftwtMd In the interest at tend the special young people's with hu grandparents. Mr. nnd i Extension projects in Mlrtd- service next Bunday rooming. Thb Mrs. Forrest Havens, hb parent* service will be given entirely by coming for hlmon Sunday evening. °*r young people. ' Mr and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore BwMw the regular choir nuwfcr, ; attended the Whittemore reunion Mb* Virginia Moore will sing a solo at Climax last Sunday fathsrV birthday. took Merle Burrarrer to Batik Creek Bunday svsning where he boarded lhe train for thc Naval Training Rev. and Mn. John McCue, acoompantod by Mn. Alice Gardner attended an Arsa Quarterly Meeting of ths Methodbt church at Alto Monday evening. The Barry County Council of Christian Education met at the Methodbt ehurch Tuesday (or a pot luck dinner followed by a busl- Mr and Mr*, Xmen Kims and Beulah of Pleasant Valtey. and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Jone* of Grand Karcher and family. ------MUy dinner guesu Harold Yoder and and family. Mr. and Mra. lari family. Merle Burrarrer of Great Lakes, Smith and san Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith of Grand Rap­ III., and Miss Nellie Marrat of Lake ids. Mr. and Mra. Merrill Marcher ___ _______ ____ and _ children, local,____ and____ Mr.____ and Mr*. Warren Burrarrer. Mr* Harold Wester. of Allo wws Friday evening ‘-------~*— « --------- ' Grand Rapid* ware Sunday afterMn. Ouy Smith Hasting* vbltora Saturday and family attended a family dinner at Troyer and family of Clarksville Mr. and Mrs. Willard Arnold and last Sunday. Marilyn of Hartings, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasgow and sans ot Dowling were Bunday dinner guests Prentis* of Peoria, 111. were Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Glann Kellogg w-lL ^l^SeT^rw^ Maklcy of South Woodland Sunday. The Townsend Club will meet In thc Cool Building Friday evening. Pol luck supper al 7:00. Everyone Invited. Mr. and Mr*. Neil Newton and Orra. Lyle, and Howell, and Miss Lillian Bleatn. local. Mr. and Mr*. I Vernon Newton and Miss Jean Deakln* of Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Newton ot Belding were I Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Nansy of Wacousta. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr*. I Irma Brown and George Brown : were Mr. and Mr*. Henry Woods and children and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woods of Marshall. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Miller and Alvin Allerding of Hastings, and Mra Mabie Qiborne, local. Mra. Otheman Makey of Battle Creek spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell. Mr*. Elizabeth Palmer and two children of Bartow lake are living in the rooms recently vacated by Mra. Nancy Deming. day evening. The object of thc meeting wa* to plan for property Improvement Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Griffin called ___ -*uT . ..^z.1.1 Ur _ M w _ w . JUiUr_ m»u mi nuu *ors. 4*0 n.Hv children' of northwest lut bimi RuUand We shall obaene World Commun- m“r„e * 8’^nd’> 5^nlnBI too Sunday in our church on Oct. ' “Y* &w»» *‘*“•’1 ' .Gordon Cote at Hastings test week. • • • j Mr. and Mra. Russell Whittemore, Carlton Canter Methodbt Church ' Arlene and Judy spent Sunday with Everett M. Lore, paster the Fred Bechtel's at their Gun Morning worahlp—10:00. ■ lake cotlag* Sunday school—11:00. i Mr. and Mr*. Ray Erway attendCommunlou Sunday will bc .ob- ed the Rural Letter carriers meetson of served In thb church on Oct. 4. : mg at Middleville Saturday night. ' ' ' They elao called on Mr and Mrs. I i Henry Shively and found them both I Brethren fn Christ improved from their recent Illness । E. B Griffin D. D. pastor , spent the weekend with Marguerite Visitor* al Roy Erway * during Ute I Rogers. 10:JO A. M. Sunday school. 11: 80 a. M Morning worship. spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. mer Erway and ciiildron and Mr. 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor and Mrs Harold Sharp of MuskeClare Bassett and family of IrVing. Rev. and Mrs. Blaine Snyder re- Thpic for discussion: "Helping Our way of Grand Rapids and Mr. and ' 8:00 P M Evening Service. Mra Ward Erway of Hasting* , • :00 P. M. Thursday. Prayer meet­ Phil Warren and daughter. Hazel i ing. Mr. and Mrs Arthur McCue of and Jack Kennedy, an unck, of Pleasant Valley Lansing, were Saturday visitors at Wayne, spent Friday and Saturday 10: 00 A. M. Morning warship. Clyde Warren'*. On Bunday they I with hb parents, Rev. and Mrs John 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. McCue. , were.all tn Lansing to see Phil War­ 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. ren, Jr. of the Cleveland Training Mrs. George Forbey and daughter 8:00 P. M. Tuesday, Prayer meet­ school. Velma accompanied by Mrs. Ralph ing. ' Stuart and daughter. Mrs. Loma Mn Merrill Kercher, local, and I Mn. Elnora Whitney and Gaylord Mr and Mr* linv Thnmn. ...H I____ L____ . .. . daughter of Detroit were Sunday Cool Building. guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thom­ as of South Bowne. and family spent Sunday evening Word was received this week that with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tooker of Mr. and Mrs Robert Hunter of Carlton. Farwell, had adopted a baby daugh­ Mrs. Nancy Deming 1* staying at ter. Veronica Anne.. mi. Mr. Hunter wa* me .v.uon.a aiuk nuiiiei wu oi Mra. the notne home of Mrs william William Hutchens a former Freeport merchant, and until she can find a home for her- Conley went io Lake Od<u*a Tues­ day evening where they visited Mr. Mrs Hunter was an English teacher self. In the local school. j Mr* Ray Linton of Alto spent and Mrs. Harry Boughner. Mrs. Ed Stairs, local, and Mr*. Mra C. W. Culver and daughter. Monday with Mr. and Mr*. John Theodore Buahldr of Pleasant Val­ Mb* Genevieve Biggs, were Friday I Thaler and family. rvpnliiir .._ ■ ■____ ..... . ley spent Wednesday fishing at 8uevening ri.llrrt cullers at at 1 lhe home r-.t of ifMr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woods, local, nnd Mrs. Donald Sothard of Nash­ and Mrs. Miller Larson of Kalama­ garbush lake. Miner King spent Sunday evening ville zoo were Friday evening guests of with Mr.' and Mra. Alvin Well* of Mr. and Mrs. W. C Lape were Mr and Mrs Otto Kunde. South Lowell. Sunday callers ol Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mm. Will Dipp visited Mrs. Miller Larson of Kalamazoo Jonas Blough and Mrs. Lydia Lum­ spent from Thursday until Sunday bert of Clarksville. liam Mishler of South Bowne Sun­ with Mr. and Mrs . Harold Wood*. day afternoon. Charlotte were Sunday dinner guests of hb parent*. Mr. and Mrs. ford were Tuesday evening callers Rapids were also Sunday dinner L. R. Wolcott. The former, better of F. E. Deming and the Alkn Fish Miss Evelyn Overholt of Battle known to Freeport friends as famly. Creek spent the weekend with Mr ■ Chum", 4* now employed in a de­ Mrs. Ellen Yarger is expecting fense factory In Flint. her daughter. Mm. M. D. Tucker of and Mra Charles Overholt Mr. and Mr* Goll Burkholder of lings Friday afternoon. Grand Rapids were Thursday eve­ ning callers of Mr. and Mr*. Guy Mrs. Polly Parks underwent an Smith. operation at Pennock hospital last and Marvin spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Michael' Hum­ Rev. J. I Ickes attended pie an­ Thursday. phrey of Hastings nual Michigan conference of lhe Pvt. James Humphrey of Texas Mlu Barbara Ackley of KalamaUnited Brethren Church In Christ arrived home Sunday evening on a at the First United Brethren church furlough, k . Harald Woods In Hastings Friday. Mrs. William Hutchens spent from cial meeting Tuesday. September 28. enwon and Friday wllh Mr. and Wednesday until Saturday visiting Mrs Prank Bunker of Alto. her children in Grand Rapids at 2:00. All members are urged to Mn. Lydia Slmpaon wtu taken to Mr. anti Mra. Kenneth Stccklc and attend as there b an election of of* children of Lansing spent Sunday fleers. ' Blodgett hospital In Grand Rapid, with hb parents, Mr. and Mra. Asa Mrs. Ida Howk spent Sunday with , Steckle. her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Dankl; H Percy Roaser spent Sunday with Srir*CoS E«ddtog ’aSure^A^ I ,*mlly of B“tle Cre*k' “nd Mr ,nd hb son, Wesley, and family of Alle­ gan Howell mwuw. Mr. and Mr*, oeorge Pickett and and Evelyn Dipp were among Uiom 1 oni1 Mrs' W' W Mrs. Rose Thompson of Caledonb whe saw Bernard Preston of! last,W I Bn“ Harold Hannon and were Thursday afternoon callers of Saturday P. E Deming John Fish, who spent the weekend wllh hb folks at home, hauls eetnent blocks for the government fronu MariPluyd Barton and son of De­ Grand Rapids to Selfridge Field Field. He trait. Mfr* n f irtmrie >nA sir. said that Just four of these blocks' VlrgfTwoods, local, spent Thursday with Gust Kunde of Howard City. I JT?.d nib hb truck. Oxel Johnson and son Harrb of ‘‘’ ,1 X A reception wa* held at lhe Claud occaston.—Charlotte Walton home Wednesday evening Smyrna spent Friday evening with ™ ",1 ,or In honor of Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Miner King. n.-T. _______ ■.Griffin. A program, with Mrs. Alice Mr» ‘W01?? Cot* ,no 5 Christian Endeavor Raed re. Award Burgess in charge, was presented. Uy of Grand Rapids spent Bunday The Barry County Christian En­ About fifty person* from in and with Mr. and Mn. Ed Stairs. deavor Union met at the Woodbury around Freeport attended. A gift Mrs. C. W. Culver attended a wa* presented to Rev. and Mr*. shower given In honor of Mrs. John United Brethren church last week Oriffln and refreshments of ice Ingram at lhe home of her mother, Monday evening. About 160 were tn The theme cream and wafers closed the recep­ Mrs. E. F. Monica at HasUng* attendance. “Reaching The Unreached.' tion. Thursday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs Otto Kunde called Mr. and Mrs Adam Endres ac- tor of Cloverdale Evangelical church Mg. W.njUll HlymU.. ,iand president of Barry county Cascades Sunday afternoon. w L.nan< WnMxUr. TburM., Council of Christian Education. BluaUon. Ofor™nun« lhey dr»« w Am Artor u., ouutt, InHastings spent Sunday with Mr Mr’i.Bn^rC*i*h?<1«fta?,’NJrUp I Uoduced. Alice A. Gnffln. departand Mn. John Thaler nnd family. at Unlveralty hospHa), finding him- roe.nt superintendent, presented fenSunday caller* of Mn. William £tures of Ulclr wor* RoU “u •ll0W,'d Hutchens were Mr nnd Mrs. Melvin Keith Durkee and family of Wood- | rtne represented Award* Hutchens and Willis Hutchens of land were> Friday dinner guest* of , for attendance went to Woodbury Grand Rapids, and Mr and Mrs Mr. tnd and Mr Evangelic.l church, the .liver loving Marvin Thaler of Hastings. and_Mre n‘drT’ a«ompanled them cup and u Freeport United Brothto.,F?fe£ortJ « . ~ i ren Christian Endeavor Society. nnd family spent Sunday with Mr Pvt Boyd Pay™ of Fort Custer’^nd award, a Urge picture of and Mr*. Gary Studt of Lake Ode** -nd and Mrs. Payne of Kalamazoo were nhrtei Annanncmern w>* made of Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Ida the skating party at Reid's Resort About fifty friends met at thc Payne. September 78. The next meeting of K. of P. hall. Thursday evening in Rev. D. H. Carrick of Sunfield honor' of Llovd Smith, who left called al the home of Rev. and Mrs. the county union will be held Octo­ ber 12 at Jefferson Street United Saturday for the army. Games and Oriffln Tuesday afternoon. Brethren church in Hastings. A music were the order of the evening. R. R. Kenyon nnd Mra. Ann Smith of the United Brethren church held town-meeting program Is being set up for the meeting. of Kalamazoo were Sunday supper cotI. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes visited Howard Thaier Mil 8 Ire • talk, and Freeport Melhbdlst Church Everett M Love, pastor Morning worship—11:00. Sunday school—12:00. DURFEE Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Reynolds wn Robert were dinner guests of and family spent Sunday with Mr Mr nnd Mra. L. A. Day at Barryand Mra Arthur Standley and < ville Sunday. family of Augusta r Mr. and Mrs. Dean Potter and Nancy Dnvb of Battle Creek vis- I Robert and David of Hastings and Red school sriUf Norman and Ann Rex Casey of Hynes dbtrlct spent McIntyre one day last week I Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Edward Mr and Mrs Archie Mclntvre i nice and Veta and'Albert have moved to Quimby | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Striker were having recently sold their farm unintentionally omitted from lhe home to Ford Rockefellow of near ■ gUCAU at the Hammond and BateGetrolt Iman home last week A Hymn Sing was held at the > Niioml Fowls of Battk creek b church Sunday evening at 7:30. thc spending the week there "Cokesbury Hymnal" being the Mr. and Mrs. Clair Roach and name of lhe new song book, James of Kalamo. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre j Ivan Brigg* of Banfield spent Bunand family were Saturday supper day afternoon with Mr. and Mr*. J ■ guests of Mr and Mrs, - Merritt w Moore. Mead of Burryville । Rev. an<j Mrs. H- R. Pfeiffer and Permission to use the old church Mr. and Mr*. John Moore spent ! song book* and church basement Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter for the 4-H club meeting* wa* Gorsllne at Gull lake. voted We feel thb will fill a great , Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Elliston and need of our community and will be children of Nashville spent Sunday greatly appreciated. evening with Mr. and Mrs Heber j - family and Mn. Uoyd Karcher and use legs fuel this year. Insulating your borne now Is the best way to do your share in reducing the country's fuel consumption. IF YOU HEAT WITH OIL ... rationing oiiurv the W. S C. 6. at Mrs. Lawrence I Rcceht guests of Mrs. Anna HamRllxmon's on Thuraday. mond were Guy Warner of Newaygo. I The last meeting of thc summer , Mr*. Ooru Garrett. Mbs H*ton | 4-H club will be with Mr*. Chas., Garrett of Mt. Pleasant. Mr*. Mel- ■ Rowley on Sunday afternoon at (»|n Morse and Mrs. Milo Bivens of 1:30 to fill out report books. 'Battle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Cart Mr. and Mra. Ernest Lewis were j Erb. Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Erb. ClaySunday dinner guests of Mr and I ton and Guy Erb of Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Charles Rowley and family | ja)- Rider of Halifax, Hazel R«kand Loren Lewi*. । cr Of Hastings. Mrs. Claud Hunt. .' * * »----------------। Mrs Dunne Hunt. Mrs. Grover GMSS CREEK । Brooks, local. Mrs. Ruth Erb Is Sunday visitor* at Fred Otb' ' Pending a few days at her home in were Ray Otb. son Harold and . Grand Rapids. _________ daughter. Barbara of Kalamazoo. 1 "•" Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Havens of The 3«th annual tuberculosis Ypsilanti were Saturday dinner Christmas Seal Sale in the United guests at Forrest Havens anil Mr. States will open November 23. Staand Mrs. John Havens and Rodney thticiaiu figure Uiat during the spent Monday three. year this tjny penny emblem has MI&* Barbara Otb of Kalamazoo been fighting tuberculosb. more b spending the week with her cou- |than three million lives have been sin Miss Joan Erway. almost demands that you insulate. IF YOU HEAT WITH COAL . . . insulation cuts down the quantity you’ll bum1 and frees men and freight cars for other vital transportation needs. Come to Wards today for a free estimate of the cost of insulating your home. There's aq extra saving when you buy at Wards... because WARDS PRICES ARE LOWStl ROCK WOOL...THE IDEAL INSULATION *^85° Saves fuel.. . saves money! Rock Wool, a light, clean, fluffy mate­ rial is actually made from rock. Odorless, vermin-proof, and fire­ resistant, it's the finest home insu­ lation material that money can buy! The fluffed type, pricedabov^, is the moat economical- Tvy-tb beat Ward* dollar saving price I Granulated Rock Wral. bag .. .Me STORM WINDOWS CUT FUEL BILLS 2^7 Here’s approved way *• cut your fuel bill thia wintert By actual test, storm windows reduct fuel consumption aa much m >0%f Built of Idin-dried PonflcrocaRjuy reinforced to prevent twi*tu< and tagging. They're cherrncally treat­ ed to resist moisture and rot. The No Special Favors! window priced above is only one of the many sixes available. Harry F. Kelly is considerate. He is fair-’ minded. He is helpful But special favors—' at taxpayers' expense—they're OUT! ■ You remember the low-number autotno-' bile licenses that used to go to a privileged few. They seemed harmless—but they cost thc State of Michigan $90,000 a year. As Secretary of State, Kelly instituted a UNIFORM numbering and issuing system —eliminating "trick” licenses, giving every automobile owner BETTER service, speed­ ing check-ups by law-enforcement officers and saving taxpayers more than a quarter of a million dollars. As GOVERNOR, HARRY F. KELLY will continue his policy: No Special Favors! n Saturday dinner guest of hi* par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Tooker. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson bee of Hasting* Sunday evening. Charles Casaday. Mrs. Della Castle, and Duane Axtte of Lan-, sing were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr*. Maude Rogers and Mar­ guerite and Mrs. Jerfnle Casaday. PvL James Cool of Fort Knox. Ky.. and Mbs Kathryn Townsend of Hasting* were Sunday dinner guesu of Mr. and Mr*. Robert New-1 ton and Frank Cool. Home insulation pay* its way in the fuel It saves... a patriotic taring because your government wants you to HARRY F. KELLY Republican Candidate foi Governor STORM DOORS < KEEP OUT COLD! Here’s a door for year-round eervice ... keep* out snow and cold in winter... gives you extra ventila­ tion in summer. Chemically treat­ ed Ponderosa Pine is your guaran­ tee that this door will last for many years. The interchangeable glass and screen panels can be switched in five minutes. There are many other sites available at Wards I •UY WAR STAMMS ANO SONOS AT Tbu ad ttrlit taint is ono of a strUi spotisortd and paid for by citizesU of tbh countv to mail you bitter acquainted with Harry F. KfHy. PHONS 2704 111* 124 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H, IM2 to think. If they get the idea that thuslasm for. thl* Indian project. | that it became a* white aa show | The some car* is given to pror der* and acquaint people *lth living In stranded areas around coloring and featured the work of used so where the article* could be pur­ here, some of whom supplemented local Indians on the shelves of her they will be properly paid for the wa* contagious and I am sure must and a* pliable a* velvet—we mw curingporcupine quill* their meagre earning* by doing In- 1 shop. She would handle only the best grade of work they will do it. carry over to all who listen to her. .some of thl* type and it was some- much in birchbark work. Thl* chased. It wa* felt store* un nw Few realize the knowledge and I went to her home with Mr*. Par-, thing to exclaim over; from Michl- occur* in the winter months. «»'• and Marshall Field • ana otn"------------- •- *— “---------- — best In that claa*. and by paying representative work or anything to higher higher price* price* than than others, other*, did did । painstaking work that goes along , menter one Saturdayof tempon, gan river* and lakes he knew how The animal 1* killed and Uie pelt er* of that class which handiea n gn much to foster and encourage lhe with the gathering of the right kind whfcr* site felt we would be freer to gather, the choicest ru*he* for removed carefully *p a* UtUe flesh grade handicraft from all over in* jpMia/—*-- "■* " — ly difficult to find production of artistic and Intricate of material for the higher grades I from Interruptions than in her of- mat*, and from the bark of cedar,' a* possible will cling to the quill*. United Stale* would become seiuug handl-crafl among the Chippewa of handicraft, and the hours of la- flee on the bay front. a lovely gold In summer, he made The flesh side U treated with salt center* once It could be shown now tribe. that must follow to bring It to , fflt we not 0VfrsUy [other kind*; dye* not surpassed in the same a* tn tanning, hide*, much Michigan Indians have to tribe. .The .The jounger jeounger generation, generation, with with ,. bor gonna OI puvuna uy MIC ™ ■— — .'•V . ------. . the stage where wort can reaUy he- ht^ronce off on her favorite Ieo,or ljy.*n3r olhcr tribe- ,he Michl- Later the pelt 1* pUced on a flat, contribute along this line, . nrnleci nf Mneclal firtieration had done. Or gather few exccpUans. liked best to do the h^by \he g*7e unsUntrtI Un“e and «,n lndlan P"*^ route hard, surface and the skilled worker Another branch of th lhe work a .Uto-wide project of especial material* necessary for class of work they could turn out gin on it tn thu-cnr-tlnn It VII known .. _______ -T_____ i. 1_____ ___ .... । and plant*. removes the quills. a handful iramove*atth® nulll* Ia haven't handfullime at ato mention in a whlcii quickly even though it brought a I t certainly sold on,kthe proj- iwe listened, fascinated, ...._ u* *he un- . w’d PtanUI time, with a peculiar back-handed detail, was that being done under officially as "The Michigan Indian [mg a lost art entirely. much lower price. It wa* Mrs. Horn | ect a* I *aw It here and at the folded the story of the beginning-. Indian Craft—Part II Mr. Hildebrandt, a well known artI twixt. then, with his hand still In ! — - • ™ »»>«• •- too. "who was largely responsible Crws village center last year. I , nf the work, the idea of which came ; . . — W1 me same pu-iuun. for putting on the Hiawatha pUy hnd planned then to ^rite a letter to her when she was in charge of । At lhe start lhe position, ne he uuwu tfiruste UK lhe Ut, who wa* *dvl*lng in the polntnninB siwiuoret! by tlie State Department into softly woven wool after ing and designing end of the proj( each summer out at Round lake on hotne Bbout it but it wa* late In i relief work In the county; the per-■ little to begin on. lhe chief dlffl- qullls the native skill of the Indian* of the ^^?*rt“rt0nbe<»u40tlt0wa*Oln- the outskirts of.Bay View with an , . he carefully remove* any hair «*• He had found the Indian par­ -I succeeded ------ * • ■ in'suasion ------ ----------------------------------------<»— cully being that so many of the whlch th< season -before that lay behind the selling । may still cling to them. They licularly adaptable to thl* type of frit* rtri^nfov*** marheip’ta I ’panned »nd was'build- all-Intllan cast. They touted her getting in touchwith Katherine iof the plan; lhe wider fields that Great Lakes Indians had long ab- that sorbed the white man'* method* of are , then sorted as to rise and color work A young Indian boy incaas a real friend. Foley, lhe efficient and dynamic had developed a* the work pro- ' life, the old arts had languished and ln« for ruture' “ ”■ know । stored carefully to protect them pacitated tar active dutie* by the loss Michigan, according to official . voung woman who U director of all . grexsed. and the fine cooperation knu in connection with the Uu’8t ^q[Iiy of lhat pcrl°'3 dld _______________ __ ___ ______ __________ ___ ___ and nothing in writing had been ।from rat* and mice. There are of a leg in a railroad accident, was Her Uwy were receiving from .the Ip­ preserved concerning them. figures, has the largest tourist busi- Indian work in Michigan. The around । 3.000 quills to a pelt doing some exceptionally good work of ■ -northern . . . .... — .— t.....— poiey related though It ail Kuganpopulation P°T7«2!0nnorthem “Midi? "ol people who came to thu section ness in the country exceeding that hwne ls7n a"d’ e'nthuriiim'ii best source came from working ■ Black ash splint craft is one of in woodcarving and finding a lot ,, people who came gan Indian* had never lived on res- [ some thirty years agotowilf remember of either Florida or California. This t* r- Wher<? »he was born Few behind our approval of It. lay u closely with older Indians who could great । possibilities in making screen* of Joy in it a* wen. other* were gan Indian* had never lived on res- some thirty years ago wi arv.tioru. =£ “Lr^urourlalion. recall from chlldliood mernoriea. panels, , chairs and trays to name :• developing talent tn landscaping arvatlon*. neither neither had had they they been been ■ an an attractive attractive shop shop f.cl^ fecit the rail- n »Uc offered a potentUd markrt Wand, have a wider knowledge of the his- million dollar appropriation, ■customs and methods practiced by few ■ of its uses. It require* careful and animal palnUng. which tiwlr ward* of the government as in . road park in Petoskey. Mtept by, for Indian product*. Thoxe behind r-; It wa* through To me the great point in it* fav- ; uielr thvlr narenta parent*, grandparent*, aranrlnarrnt* and and .m-eparaUon A black ash stick or teacher wisely aimed to be a re­ many other state*. , Grucp Chandler Hom. whosk birth-the new project felt assured that tory of/thte section. that last years Trl-Cen- i waJ U1>1 u wa*fomtructlve work-------------- ------------- ---In ---------------------great-grandparents some cases. limb about eight feet in length, flection of their own interpretation While many Indian* were rm- 1 place was hi Hope Twp. 'Barry once the production »nd quahty her efforts .K. t.l.-H — e.rrl^I Ployed m legitimate industry, some county, where the Chandlers were could be maintained it *ould **• ■tepary” at the Island was carried It was desired especially to revive straight and free from knots, is and not the white man's Whethax farmers a few in local factories. . pioneer residents She was an\x- come self-supporting. Indlqn*-*re-rout so successfully. people to become seif supporting, . the early method* of gathering and taken from a tree. The stick la. laid er all line* of till* project have been a survey showed several hundred pert photographer and artist in. not at all as dumb as,some choose I Miss Foley's belief in. and en- giving them an added self respect ' preparing native material* which on the ground which must be dropped I do not know, but the , in the knowledge that they were meant n superior product. Here wa* neither too hard nor too soft, but wheel* are not turning here, and giving a contribution to the eco­ where the Conservation department with Just the proper amount of Mk** Foley has headquarter* now nomic Ufa. of their state that no could give valuable aid. It was "give." which an Indian knows by in Flint, but the time will surely one else could give. I forbidden to cut trees or bark on intuition. It is then pounded care- com* when the work can be reThe plan, while aimed to give 1 any of lhe wide spread state forest fully with lhe blunt aide of an axe surned; perhaps there will be great­ the Indian profitable employment. lands, an edict which an Indian re­ er some smooth Instrument so a* er need of it when peace conics, sented. and at times Ignored, and not to bruise the fibre. The pound- Anyway it will be much cosier to I making baskets, artistic boxes. often resulted In his being hauled ing cause* a separation between the pick up the rein* because of all the I snowshoes, toy canoe* and things of into court. An accredited (tale for­ layer* of each year's growth mak- knowledge and experience gained n । that nature. Many articles adapt­ ester had the right to go into 'these Ing it possible to peel off full length in lhe original enterprise. " Sadie n R. r™ie Cook . o-ai. able to present day use could be protected areas and mark trees that splint* about two Inches in width can, ______________________ then be separated to the 209 Division Street made by cooperating with the Slate could be used and at the same time which w Petoskey. Mich. Insure sturdier growth* for remaindesired thickness for weaving. The Conservation department in their need for tables and benches for Ing one*. Also, turned over to the heart of a black ash tree I* a love­ state and roadside parks, furnish­ project. were hide*, from deer 11- iy goft brown, and the outer wood SOUTH SHULTZ Dolores O'Connor of Kalamazoo ings for shelter houses and admin­ legally or accidentally killed, for B soft cream white, which i» easily !dyed and widely used for basket*. Is spending thl* week with Mr. and istrative offices, artistic signs for which there are many uses. Mr*. Prank Hom. use on highways nnd state parks. I Although many a Boy Scout prob- and at Pf*«nt. for chair*. Mr. and Mra. Donald Manning The much admired, woodcraft signs ably .hiv known krn.s a n lot Inf »hont wnrvL-raft 1 « remembered in one of my vis­ about woodcraft on Mackinac Island are Ute work ot and kindred subject*, much of It its to the workshop here which wa* spent Sunday in Grand Rapids. Donald Kenyon of Battle Creek these Chippewa Indians Miss Fo- was new to me and of sufficient in the old boat factory on the beach, i ley's own office, furnished en­ nf watching, fascinated, an elderly ^wnt Sunday night with hi* par­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kenyon. tirely with handmade furniture of j ner readers In stripping birch Indian woman stripping basswood William Bonneville and Jim May ■sturdy and attractive design, fin-, bark, which figures largely in the fibre into long, thread-like strands, ished in the natural golden color handicraft work, your true Indian for future sewing or rope making. of Battle Creek spent Sunday with 10 ot size clear tiunblc: of the wood and rubbed to a soft, waits for the proper lime of year It looked easy, but long, careful Mr. and Mrs Leater Sonnevllle and ruby band trim and gold little Sharon Jane Manning of Hassatiny, polish was evidence of Im­ as well a* the proper day. This Ls preparation lay behind it. This run. They're knockouts! portant promise for a future out­ Just before the sap goes down the much-used fibre is made from the Ung* spent Sunday-with them. all 3 for dnly Bet of 8 for only Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Thompson put. tree, usually around the second inner bark of a basswood tree gaUt- entertained a number of guests for ered soon after maple sugar time. , The Indian. Miss Foley said. Is week in July, although seasons vary. dinner Sunday, honoring Ronnie a conservationist by insUnct. and The condition of the tree must be The bark of a basswood sapling is O'Connor's birthday. He received practiced it long before Theodore Just right, perhaps only one out o> stripped, the inner bark being (ep­ many beautiful gifts. araled from the outer, then boiled ten or fifteen Inspected, will rneas[Roosevelt and Gifford Plnchot with this coupon »* with this coupon made a nation conscious of It. a* i ure up to thc dejdred standard. for several hours in a copper ket­ attended Friday night and all en­ I later did Ben Esst and others In Then the day must be clear and tle containing plenty of water. Af­ joyed lhe supper and a social time. our own state: Michigan Indians bright with dry atmosphere prevail­ ter Ulis the fibre is bleached from Mrs. Martha Hom spent last week I knew how to take birch bark from ing As soon as Uie bark Is strip­ three to six week* In clear running with her daughter, Mabel, near Bat­ trees without injuring them, so the ped the sap side 1* wiped off with water. It is then broken down In­ tle Creek. bark remain* toft and pliable like n dry. clean cloth and allowed to to fine strands by being worked Mr. and Mrs Harry MLsener of back and forth over .the rounded the best grain of leather; from the remain exposed to the sun all day: Kalamazoo visited their mother. Inner bark of other tree* he knew the following day it is scrubbed with edge of a bone or a smooth piece of wood. out —;— It -• -turns ---------.. - a light tan Mrs Mina Kenyon Sunday after­ how to prepare a fibre as good as white beach sand until the bark -noon. the white man's hemp for which is soft and pliable like chamois and 1,1 color nnd is unusually strong, rubber blades To produce the much admired he had many uses; for binding and the sap is every bit absorbed. quiet running mosewing he gathered the white cedar There is practically no wear out to pure white deer hide, the Indian BANFIELD 16 inch size. A handy saw in I roots blown free of sand on thearticles made from such carefully dehalrs it after first soaking it in Buy now at only ■ ! water. It is then stretched on a her grandson. Steven Bristol. In the household too! kit. dunes: he could t*n a deer hide so prepared• •bark. I frame and scraped, lhe next proc- Orand Rapids Sunday. Yith this 1 es* being to soak it in a solution Mr. and Mrs. Oran Johnson visit­ coupon made from the brains of animate. ed their son. Joe, and family in While We Have Them. It is tnen worked up into a pure Olivet Sunday. with this coupon white hide a* soft as velvet. I saw Mr* Florence Stiles of Battle a lovely use made of It for over­ Creek was a dinner guest of Mr. and drapes strung from pole* and laced Mrs. Don Putnam Friday. together w($h narrow strips Mrs. Anna Andrus U confined Gasoline goes further — ieatMFT'ms also used for costumes, Saginaw spent last Sunday with her. when your tires ore prop­ Friendly drum-heads, sport equipment, ahd son. Angus MacDougal. erly inflated. Let our tire Terms many other things. Sweet gras*, Mr. and Mrs. David Conklin will Prepare now for cold weather used so much for .‘owing baskets. entertain lhe next Banfleld Farm experts check.yours today Available In your container, Q*7c Box of 5 1* gatiiered before It ripens and is Bureau club Wednesday October 14. —they can save your en­ gallon cured and cleaned at once by being Devon W Putnam, who Is em­ gine a lot of hard work tied at the root ends in small ployed as Project Engineer by lhe end keep your gasoline six-tube superbunches, then dragged through sim­ State Highway Dept, lias been Thermo-Royal supply up Under-inflat­ mering water until the edge* of thc transferred from Lansing to Dear­ table model radio in a most attractive walnut greis curl Inward. It Is then hung born. Anti-Freexc ed tires slow down your with this coupon wood cabinet TUo bands. Tone Control. Built-In up to dry and stored away for Frank Hobbs . has returned to car's performance — cost aerial. Easy-to-read slide rule dial. In sealed $4 future useFranklin, Ind., for his second year 15. 20, 25 amp capacity you precious fuel ond gallon can On the second floor of the work­ of college work. money We are equipped The Johnstown Pioneer meeting shop here wa* stored a large stock to service your car comp of the finished product coming in will be held In the Methodist church from the eight or nine other project parlors Saturday Oct. 3. Pol luck conserve your car for Victory and you! centers Ln northern Michigan, but dinner at noon. Farmers in this vicinity are cut­ To help preserve the life of your motor, use Mobile gas, oil article was labelled with the name ting their com. The crop is the and address of the worker, and Uie best In yean. time involved in the making. In till* way only could a Ju*t estimate EAST DELTON Mr*. Ester Bates and two chil­ which the various grades of work­ dren of Battle Creek and Mrs. Lu­ MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR manship should be marketed. All cille Greenman. local, were Sunday guaranteed for 12 227 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2554 of It had been carefully, Inspected dinner guests al Stewart Waters*. months. nnd It showed great promise. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Willison ac­ For Ford V-8's and late mod­ companied Mr. tint! Mr*. Ray Ball el*. Chevrolets and Terralhe wide range of articles shown. of Battle Creek to Hillsdale on gallon planes. Along with some of the smaller bas­ Sunday where they spent the day In five gal­ kets and boxes which were worthy with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mitchel and lon lots. of being museum pieces, were daughter. battery clothe* hamper*, picnic basket* and Mason Newton has sold his farm wooden utensil*, kitchen chairs, and to parties from. Chicago. He ex­ articles that filled every day needs. pects to reside tn Delton after 6 volt — 51 plates Now is the time to do that The plan was to get the project November 1st. guaranteed for 24 outside painting to protect well underway with an adequate Mr. and Mrs. George Currier and against the winter elements months stock on hand, showing all the lines two daughters of Bay City were of work, then place display* In ad­ caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Waters Specially built for late model Buicks. Pbnuacs vantageous center* for securing oron Wednesday evening^ Deluxe hot water heater with MAC-O-LAC <the Original» and Olds. powerful, quiet-running mo­ tor. Rotating, adjustable de­ $Q45a,’d °'d QUICK-DRY ENAMEL flector doors point m/^nr battery lhe heat in any di- JlKUj All colon 40 rection — in your Batteries Recharged*19e Northsrn Jotting* 1942 Edition... YOUSHIP L YOUSAVE- AT MARKS REFRIGERATOR SET TUMBLERS 77c HAN DSAW 47'$ CUP EM' RIPtMJ SNIP MAIL DEFROSTER FAN Emerson COMPACT RADIO ■■M $J49 KEEP TIRES PROPERLY INFLATED 3495 0 HOUSE N FUSES Radiator Alcohol 3( 19' I Mac-O-Lac HOUSE PAINT EVERY ONES A SAVING! FREE AUTO BATTERIES INSTALLATION McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES SEI $285 SC95 aIld oId Hiding Your AUTO HEATERS Head In The Sand <7 (j Quart It won’t get you anywhere, take it from us! j] FLASHLIGHT Electric Kitchen Clock A powerful 2-cell light Khaki finish with red. white and blue trim. O/<i When you keep yourself hidden like that, folks English SCRATCH REMOVING FUEL PUMPS forget you. POLISH mind! Remember, out of sight . . . out of get o look at you . . ^a good, long look! With THIS coupon and OLD pump . with you oil over again . . . your business will 14 I come bock to life, things will .really pick up. Our rates are reasonable. g Pepper & Salt Set STORES INC. MHS HASTINGS. MICHCAN 128 W. Stat. St. Phohe 2524 Then, first thing you know they'll be getting acquainted for Ford V-B's. Chevrolets and Plymouth*. 25' V. . ■:. • ill- n If you haven't ad­ vertised in ages, come on out ... let people 88' See us today. Don't wait! ond Cream At -Spark** Blacksmith Shop, 112 Eaat Court St., Halting*, You business men MUST keep your names before the public. You'll be amazed at the results. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS SAT., SEPT. 26th, 1:30 O'CLOCK Kelvinator 7 fL electric refrigerator, good condition. Himmon* bed and cell springs- 8 x 12 rug. Large office desk. Dining table. Bench chair*. Two J-4 iron bed* and iprlng*. Golden oak buffet Gaa range. Stand*. Odd chairs, Radio. 1 rockers. An- Uque chest of drawers, Chiffonier, timer, Lawn Beata, Porch Swing, Laurel coal store, large looking glaaa. Farorite hardcoal store, steel bed darenport, baby extension gale, meat grinder, new lawn mower. 2 32x5,25 tire*. 3 39x3s tire*. Dishes, pipe rise and cutter, corn and potato planters, post hole dig­ gers, scythe, shore!* and fork*. We’re All In This War Togethe 574 Let’s Pull Together For Victory. Buy Mora Than Your Shara of War Bonds! Matching Cadet Blue Chinaware. Cmulanding beauty, shape and E7< [l N I also hare a chest full of rery good carpenter tool* of all sorts and descriptions. Be there if you want good tool* a* they will bear inspection. TERMS CASH. THE HASTINGS BANNER DEWEY REID, Mfr. ■ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-10-01.pdf b24b1df4d16dde403587aa54b9eab811 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SIVENTH YEAR On tht ☆ ft -tr ft ☆ 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS ☆ Home Front THE WHITE EGRETS ^RE ON FALL VISIT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1942. Lorger Than Last Year COUNTY 4-H TO EXTEND WORK (ATTENTION NAVY MOTHERS! SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 LETTER TO BANNER FROM W. WALLACE N°m" c°nd'dat" NUMBER 21 PLASTIC HOUSES, ....... .............. WIRELESS SCREENS I Mrs. Frank Kelley lias been asked i |4»y the National Navy Mother* 11 I The Prohibition Party of Barry j Club of America to form the Navy ' County has nominated the fol(Mother* of Barry County. A meetll9 WMt. Ilrd, FndlM Mony Projtct* Have -|n< wW held at Mr> k,^., , Wrilos Of Alluring Qualities lowing candidates for county offices Shoe* Having No Laotkar Along River and Lake Bonk* Importont Fort In home till* Thursday evening <toOf Southern Colifornio —Coming AttOr World Wor Greetings to you Barry County Civilian Wor Effort night) al 8:00 o'clock tor lhe pur-' If you notice a tall men in the Service: Jonesville, Michigan 'Kepkey. Middleville; Treasurer, . pore of organizing. All mother* sfpuStar I, 1» MC"*" . DO TO m, W Th, Burn Comir bumlon ol- |w„h .w IM . ’ I am glad I have been asked to ।'or several of them, i x ter of Deeds. Mr*. Bessie Woodman. United 8la lea will be when the write this letter and os a Red Cross j near the shore of a lake or through Ils representatives. Navy, coast guards or marine* are My dear Banner Editor: ~ , Woodland; Drain Commissioner. B. World war la over, provided of representative it gives tne the plea*- river at this lime of the year, don't In^ n? "n,d !®olher •1 had that America shall be ih. Bullto. Mr. Lamb and Mr. Fo». ,, --< Ji "• "" ■•■u C. v. Hoyt. noyt. Nashville: naan vine; Coroners, coroners, Curtto cunu rourae 1'UMX’1- for 11 u W aU probability the Irat ■ ^*,?, Iran-no.ioh .tv.,,, »°uthem Lawrence. Cressey. R. 1 and Royal wias America snail De tne ter. will be calling on Barry County'. 1 n“ lrd Jual enou#b about 1 winner? Most of u* lack knowlsdge ally know many of you. p.nEE]; ’wl““ “*’• "”n rural school* In the verv near futiiw 00 the rlghl a,ler turning California to make a map of that a Bryant Hastings R 4 <rural renooi* m tne very near future rl<hl at the north end of Michigan part of the Hate—a meat allurinv Tv./fniiJn. hX it- I of the things necessary for a worth­ to the interest of organising 4H Ave on M-43 .the WoodlandI pave-! Object. In fact. I found myrelf like ed^id rertitted fr) l^Tst^C™ tlioie who had youy schooling tn,,n thu vicinity recently. They nest I —.---------------------- J------------Con- 1 while Judgment on that point But Hastings. This time It won't be | and rear their young in lhe south( clubs. Barry County to an out- ment). For any further informs- > a child In a store filled with longed- — »— --------------•*— vention:State Representatives. , wlth my old achoolteacher altitude ern P»n of this country, but in the industrial concerns like Oenstanding county In lhe United “on call Mrs. Kelley at 2284. 'tor toys, fairly bewildered by the Barry County. Rev. Thoma* A. great , Total .. 1JJM Stales in thto work because of the ' and I’ll try not to use any of my spring and early fall months they . I promire that all of these possessions Moyer. Cloverdale; Sta]e Senator. pet school phrases such as “I do not Iare aPl come to Michigan makhigh percentage of our rural youth " ’ । might be hto that he could carry 8th District. Paul Kyburz. Del top; Ford. DuPont. Westinghouse and expect an answer unless I have ; ing a short stay in the spring and same dale, 1J40. Reports UH* fall many others maintain and carry Representative. 4th Cong. Dist. Mr* on huge experimental laboratories, — -----a, question." Both you ,----------------------------i from moat cities of lhe size of Hasasked and 8 longer---one in-------------the fall. still are, *o many localities calling I are out of school and I am writ- 1 The egret I* typical of all herons 110,4 ,how a “U- Some Barry county boy* and girls carried 11Vlllll V VI |,I to me. that It became a perplexing Ora H. Fox. Allegan. Mich. and employ graduate chemist*, rnIng to you about the Red Crore. I In its food and nesting habit*. Il >*01" c|Ue* like Grand Rapids and Hineers. electricians and scientists, •.question as to what ones to try to by the hundreds in some eases, to Barry County to very fortunate ’ along the shore of a stream B8t,lc Creek also show u decrease I visit in my limited time So, during carry on experiments for the purhi having several departments that w bske. then stands motionless in ln tota* enrollment- High schools summer. Nearly every rural school ,'ww,*8,,x ■ vvi If LHR [a good many wintry days, it had are functioning at a one hundred 8 selected spot until a itoh, frog ,n aIt clllM- including Hasting*, re- os well as the graded schools tn the : e. D. kkL n a ,1 been again and again the question improving old products. And they per cant pace and moat of you know , or crab come* along. With a light- | *ea* 8 d5clUle: duf ,o *ar conditions, county organized 4H winter clubs Six Type* Rubber Boot* and । of what i could do. and what I well. tho»e who head thc different I nlng flash of while neck it grasps Many high school students have enhave accomplished wonders, and Shoes Listed at Thi* Time "must leave till next time " division*. r ~ ”‘'"‘(,1.. ... Ito strong beak to sat- ,lt»led; but more have dropped their divtolons. lto prey In have only nude a beginning. We Besides the clothing, handicraft , | Along with a study of localities. ‘ Jy is sionaii, ip^uu-. studies tn order to get the big wages and food preparation -project*, the Our Home Service department I1 U,y,n cnc>nn0U4 appetite, ’n'e American Pres* news serv- jI1 had been Improving my know­ । You Connot Vole In Nov. ! of ”“w offered in factories that are county extension office will stress Ice has carried the story tliat, be- ledge of California bus lines as well. on. nvlon. cellophane, and the lus­ with Mrs. Ed Saylea as chairman I The Thc beautiful loose feather* feal.m. v. Unless You Are Registered ter finish of modem cars, made <Of lhu Rot1Lunch ginning Tuesday night this week, This sras why 1 had gone to River­ j 1 I* on the job every minute gather- lb0- lraln- whlch ,al1 ,rom lhe busy making war materials. Ing Information to answer telegrams I ^ouldera over lhe back, are not club* Health in food habits is moat. . It was never more Important than ’ important this year with reduced nd “nUnuln« for «ve days, there side not realizing what a delightful sent by your Red Cross Field DI- < t,eveI°i*<1 U|)til the third year. The There was held in Buffalo last city I was going to get into. River­ now that every American citizen ->«■*.* fuel and limited doctor service. w,u bc “ freextalf of sales of certain uuc rectors and helping the home folks !Ualn rea[her* werr “nee commonly -■Jsk a national meeting of chem­ side is to one of oi the me Important important centers to complete necessary papers IU5ed 03 8 decoration for headThe alm is to keep the children 1)7*8 of men's rubber boot* and ists a vision of what the future. and it* democratic Ideals. Under California So making Riverside my ‘ nd lU drmOfr * ,lr u ^* 1 ' Mrs Fred Borhtel dresses which resulted In the alhealthy according to Harold Fos-.rubber work shoe*, which'will be my«., to thc production work and with a ■ complete extermination of the ter. County Agri. Agent ; rationed, thereafter. “» p™?" “I “» starting place—I limited myself With the rationing of all transwll, lw. ... portntlon. we must develop an “en- of^eLvy robber footwear^s^fo? B-n Juinto-tolh ranvrnkntl, representatives, —they ,h— are also 'the h* u »(■(<• “■ Thornapple Gordon Club tertalnmenl in the community" i [Ows. y ' I00l*ear « government. Every cttlxen en­ ‘menta and so forth Soon thev will ce^ ^or tbc lra*n- wblch la edged reached by short bus rides to- workfnT « B*m ^nto“l । *“h * crrBmy yeUow ‘n an adu11 To Hove Charge of program. 4H club project* offer, ' . .. . The thing* he mentions Elsinore. I felt I Just must sec titled to vole al the November dreams relaxation to the youth and a com- 1 11 ’ H*P-helght rubber bool*, should exercise that right. quota of 400 completely filled kit* blrd' 1116 lr,Un ,ealhcrs are 40 lo"K Program In County first 1 had read of Its location, on election 1 A voter whose name Is not prop­ for which Mrs Ed VanPnn«4r.« U ' that cover mon interest to the parent* around '•> Above-knee rubber boot*, the shore of a fairly large lake with ‘i nrw Wra^7he “moV “y’M^ JJJ lh8y 0,ten completely J-p erly registered in lhe precinct. To bring to the attention of the which they may gather for a social.1 below hip-height), nearby mountains to add to the ' l,k* “ KU|J?Uy‘ doe*nt UT| lenlng Into black nt the top. The public the second annual Conser­ evening together 4H club* are more , <3» Below-knee height heavy rub­ setting. I had been told. too. that township or ward where that per- ; ca s war enon, »tei son now resides cannot vote. If he Mr. Stine's visions: important in the school and corn- ber boots, .. r5rnlnd4 that someone egret Is all of tour feel long if fully vation Week to be observed in munity life today than anytime in, >4i Below-knee light rubber boot*, the plant life there was very plenti­ lives In a Michigan city with 5.000 ful. So, there was one passenger on The postwar automobile will burn should raise a the men are Ulch“‘r‘- «wen«» - .kitty -2Z-for ----------------- grown and stands on leg* which ■" t>. Vu> the past. । <5> Paes and Bootees, laced or the bus that Monday morning who or more Inhabitant*—a* has Has­ vaseline of 150 octane rating. and school trarhors *ho Whn now, nnw rf.u, due to a glossy black. The eyes arc a , Wagoner has issued a proclamation. tings—and has failed to vote at In order to better service this ex- unlaced, over 10 inches high could hardly wait until he was ac­ two successive elections, his or her 8 shortage in bus driver*, drivers, are Ileava mv. ! rttther pale orange and have a designating the week of Oct. 4 to panded county 4H program. Mr. Ray i (6) Pae*, bootees and work shoes tually In Elsinore. ing early In the morning and mak- 11 fierce look which ' Is plainly dl>- 110 as Michigan Conservation Week Lamb, district 4H club agent, has under 10 inches high, name U required by law to be filling station attendant to put There Is a good deal of uncertain­ stricken from tlie list, of registered more water In the radiator because Ing the round* with the school ,cendble with even low-powered and tuning all citizens to particl- been engaged to work in Barry j The following kinds of rubber ty in a new locality In finding where busses to pick up the children and .glasses. pate in this most vital project by County one week out of every- three footwear are NOT rationed: Men's then returning them to their homes ! The egret* are not rare and may , calling to their attention. Michigan's instead of one week a month as ■ rubber bools nnd work shoe* smaller to go. yet at the some lime, there Is such a feeling of adventure in it after school In the afternoon!। be seen along the shores of almost . blessings of beauty and beneflta of was the fomjer arrangement. The than size 6. lumbermen's over* ta wl?h «nd a Sl’^s^i Heard a local citizen say “I have ।any aemi-secluded waterway. With-nature, to cooperate In preaerving rural school teacher* and parent* leather bool with a rubber tout); and such a delight ki finding the from lhe state, county, township. • lots of confidence In their teach-',ordinary care an observer may ap- , them by the purchase of Conser- cooperation is earnestly solicited In men's arctics, gaiters, dress rubbers';! new or the unexpected, or both, ward or voting precinct where that J^Jd wal“ and “ *“»*«• 8lerl that one feels amply compensated vote was cast, that person must ing ability and though several of 1 nroach . vatlrm Stamps Rtamrw and nnH tz. -। — ------ '- ---■ ----- ----boots, - ' proach within a hundred vardt yards and vation to participate this program. women's and children's rubdifficulties in finding his register again. A person who has them worked for the Highway De- .study them at leisure. Tour house will be built of the | ber work shoe*, arctics, gaiters and ' for his ’.bout by joining tn the various programs partment during the summer vaca- . - --------. (become of age. or will become of1 “me materiaU. xtrong yet ao llaht during this week which will stress rubbers. ,, before election day. must reg- 1 that two mfn W1U be able to lift tlon I feel-that as bus drivers they I If one wUhe* to purchase any of I •—8o. here•­at Elsinore, but unlocked the value of Conservation. [ tor. good fortune awaited me. I was ' the whole wall of a room as they are still Just fine teachers." In- J1 i tiie six types of rationed rubber1 The special commendatory stamps directed to Dr. Herman Baer. who. | in a township, application for'P01 lt «Pcidentally. too. Superintendent D. < will be issued by the Michigan footwear, read the following seven aside from his practice a* a phyai-' regutnition must be made to the Other new accomplishment* In A. Van Buskirk makes an imposing I United Conservation Clubs, an or­ 'rules which govern their purchase: clan, has found time to acquire a township clerk. In this city it mu*t scientific technology ware listed figure manipulating a station wag-1 I 1. Get two copies of the Applicaganization Including 135 affiliated (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) [t*. made to the city clerk at the city bv Dr. Stine: Glass that Is unbreakon that has been recently acquired. organisations, and will illustrate lion Form R-803 from your Local County Must Collect 1• QJ7 Due to the shortage of custodians — — — ■ — hall. \ jable. glass that will float, wood •* :War Price and Rationing Board various aspects of Michigan's out Walter Perkins now ring* the bells. Tons To Meet Quota I ‘gNenriuAt be close to 12,000 per-' *“nt bum. shore that cooof doors. Revenues from these Rural, Village and City by going to lhe Board In person. As he sits down to lunch he places l I son* In Barry county who could tain no leather, window screen* stamps will help finance conserva­ An Intensive drive for scrap metal, **neone. or writing a letSchool* Set tor Campaign his watch beside his plate and with veto at the coming November *lec- without wire, machinery bearings tion programs, educational work, rubber ibber and nnd rag* rass will be held in .. each mouthful he takes, glances at' 11,0,1 IP ,heir namre arc properly j made of metal. The achoOl* of this country will and other projects of direct benefit Barry County tor a week, commenc­ ! 2. Fill out both copies of lhe his watch. One day Mrs. Perkins be > l registered in this city and in the; Poet-victory production at ecnan Important factor In the na­ to Michigan. ing Oct 10. according tn Charles ' application: exclaimed: “It's 12:35." At that tion-wide , J6 townships. Every one of them ' Sumer's goods will reach height* campaign tor "getting Thomapple Garden Club will have R. Annable, chairman of the coun- ; Where the application form ।ought to vote. Proper registration is undreamed of in prewar day*, the In the scrap." The schoolsi of — this charge of local distribution of the calls for identification All in War WWgC Ui uuvriuuvwn Ul uic ty salvage committee. ing into his pocket and started to necessary in every case. The in- j speaker predicted. We have built city and county will play their part stamps. Half of the proceeds will Ration Book One (sugar book) Winston Merrick who will have I put his watch In his mouth. Walt In that movement. From Monday. be'used to finance projects carried dividual voter is responsible for an Immense Industry that turn* ... or driver's llceme. or social now states that it would be a good Oct. 5. to and Including Saturday, on by lhe local clubs, and the oth­ direct charge of the drive here In • Dea Finnio Ahlnnd F>«h»r lhal registration. No loyal Amer-1out more light metal In a year security or selective service enrd. Dr*. Finnie. AlHond, Fisher nefleet d(Uy | thln fonner|y produced in a draade. Hastings says that there will be a way to save time. (I wasn't sup­ Oct. 17. school pupil* of the United er half *yill bf used to finance state house to liouse collection of scrap 1 etc—something that you can Join U. X Force* | IS VoUR NAME PROPERf------- —— -------- *-------- •- — posed to write about school though. State* will make a house to house wide projects. show to your retailer when you made on Tuesday. Oct. 13. He i •mny-U.,„ or the Ir NOT SEE ™ IT j thinu as special steels, plasties, go to buy your Rubber Boots visitation and canvas* for the purStamps will be sold In sheets of urges all people here to co-operate ; .ro curing m^piribte^d twenty-four at a cost of twentyCounty society and their. their । T ON OWCLt-EII 1synthetic fabrics, fuels. Countv medical socletv or Rubber Work Shoes. and have the material at the curbs | Having seen how abundantly we L rttto(„f lof meuU- 40 urgently need- five cents' per sheet. r * State what kind of work you guests enjoyed a dinner at the Has- * n j ready tor pickup. n “ ed for the making of war materials, do and explain in detail why you Ungs Country club on Monday eve- KCO wTOSS JCTVICC enuntv b)g mlUa clogcd i There will be no delay in getting county whn who desire It. Thev They have people will Insist on abundance in must have a new pair of Rub­ nlng nine honoring Captain Caotnln and Mrs Mrs..1 Cnmmifrfree la*. a. I J — • 1 N aa H c this material to the mills, Merrick . had so many classes in tiw county ber Boots or Rubber Work Shoes Raymond Finnie. First Lieutenant V-O”imirree INeeGS nnd have graduated so many first । week because of lack of scrap Iron says. A local dealer will handle the | and scrap steel. A considerable per­ In order to slay on your Job and Mr*. Gordon Fisher, and Ueu- ‘More Items ! scrap and he guarantees to have I aid students that when you see centage of. scrap must be used in Agree to turn In any complete­ tenant. Senior Grade, and Mrs. J. i all of it shipped to the mills with- | someone swathed in bandages you the manufacture of steel; and steel Shearling lamb pelt* are needed j in 30 days after time of collection, i ly worn-out Rubber Boots or K. Altland. i The Camp and Hospital Service are not sure whether Its a broken is required tar the making of to keep our aviators warm. CotmRubber Work Shoes that you Captain Finnie will report tor1 Committee of the Red Cross can I Proceeds from scrap collected In 1 'arm or an Individual who has been may own. ships, tanks and the big and small duty at Bowman Field at Louisville, still use many item* for Fort Custhe “guinea pig" at a practice sea-. weapons used In warfare. The need 3. Take or mail both copies of fhn l^mh 1^. 1 US° lO heIP 0UUU the nfW Ky. on Saturday. I.t, Altiantf- is ter. Kellogg Field, and the Coast. sltn. • .your application to your Local Board. stationed at the Coast Guard Camp Guard units, according to Rev. Don j fi(dll the lamb feed lots of Batry I nntinr, rormx limMrs. Kendall Reahm is also do- might cause the United States to County if the fanners understand | |। 4. --------------------------------If the Board O.K.'s.K your . apMuch Equipment SHU the program. It takes around four- I upkeep the Industry7rom P^al,on- y°“ “ three-part Cer- at Clear lake and Lt. Fisher Is m. Gury. local chairman., Tire coun-1 awaiting his orders. ; cil for the southern Mlcnlgan area . sire training In Home Nursing. As Is Needed for Center teen peiu to equip one aviator and dow?i tor Uck of rnZte^Ul lincaU R -*»P*"nlu The village schools of Barry Each of lhe honored guests were! will meet at Fort Custer next Wed- i I remember some of your proettv- county and those of this city are 18 minion pelts are needed by the th? nred for senro w >-ou to bu>’ the °r ta«*«r you presented with a gift from the so- nesday. and persons with articles Work on the City US.O. Room ' Hies i am sure you would be In­ organized for this work and have army Mr. Foster stole, these pelts ■ lcuUtn»tl.n7Count) miut turn which win be checked on lhe clety. Out of town guests Included to donate may leave them with Mr.! tested next to lhe City Hall has terested In these classes. (Very definite plans that will materially can be produced by .hearing the .M^nTofVVw ^tol a. our ;CerUftcaU and Mrs. Clifford Brainard.■ Dr. k. - Gury uurj before uciurc that umi date. uaic । ocen progressing slowly, but the attractive group of young ladles). “of^hJ toad^ tor m“ a“ 5' T^e or ma“ 1 and nl *<• Dr. aid the national campaign. Our fred-tot lamb, three to eight weeks and Mrs W. O. Upson. Dr. and I1 Th Wigs ------------—*--------------------------especially needed are game > building should be ready for use Les Hawthorne to the Disaster rural schools will contribute a large before they go to market. Ure scrap drivra here ,h® company from which Mrs. O- H. Schehn of Battle Creek reek equfpment. athletic materiaL muai- in about another two weeks. A chairman for the local chapter of share of scrap In the Barry county Varying grades of shears are used L 'e not nroduTed the vou buy ThU muat ** done w,lhln nnd Dr. and Mrs. O- H. Southwick cal Instrument*, records, subscrip- number of unavoidable daisy* have Red Cross and has the county well campaign. C0“"‘LhBve not ProducM lne 30 day* of the dale of your OerMrs. Maude* Smith, to obtain a pelt with wool measur- , “ of Grand Rapids. dons to magazines, and gtxid books, put the opening date behind the ,n .1 inch tn length at time । # ing U *-» to U*ed magazines are also in demand. - original schedule. 8 ‘P^181 le«*r to every rural of slaughter to produce a No. 1 I, 6. Anyope who goes in person' Bu$V Round of if not more than a month old. Many groups are helping with thia iltt (tatnr^^h/^Hdn'T fee^weli teacher- uhflng her and the pupils pelt which has a celling price of 'operative affair representing lhe'। to ;buy ynjUst show the type of iden-1 nuun“ Barry county people have done; projret. Through the cooperation efforts of a number of I ■ I An* • I * I — V. -----------• I ___ C * I A A a a*. ■ a. A — rdH,y 1 LLv 01 her 40,1001 10 «,ve IuU coopern- 82.15. A No. 2 pelt has wool meas- combined ! a great deal to aid this project,, of wiruton Merrick, Chairman of each of which, had (tincation which is written on the *o went to hto doctor tor a check- j|on salvage of scrap metal. uring U to H'Inch at a celling price organization*, ' Certificate. (See 2. above.) through the local Red crore chap- I Meta, Drl th* cUy plans for an independent drive. UP i«tb^hB ,Wllh cach spcclal ,ctter Ulcrc WBS of 81.80. 7. Turn in your worn-out rub­ ter. Many card tables, donated by jcimoi children the money raised rushed to the hospital and kn emer- encloaed uterature bearing on that In addition to receiving more for THREE ■ ber footwear to the place named Numerous social functions are be­ church and lodge organizations, are I from the sale at metal collected AUCTION SALES ger.cya^dectomywM;perfremedJ,ubRct ,rom Mltonal head. the lambs so treated when they go JOE HARVATH. Prop. on your Certificate. The |>erson ing given for Captain and Mrs. Ray- in use on the hospital sunporches. — - - win^L^iL^n f~.tlt’uarUra- County Agent Foster to to market, the producer .still has ' to whom you turn it in must sign ond Flnn|e before they leave Sat­ dishes in the hospital recreation through the efforts of the students week but will soon be on hto feet ur<ln< q,,, fm-mem of the county about 4 pounds of wool from the , Mr. Harvath will bold an auc­ Part II of your Certificate, which urday for Louisville. Ky. building, sturdy picnic table on the Room The Writers Guild has also Ito give all possible assistance to lamb to sell at a fair figure. Some (tion sale at-the farm one mile south you must keep for 8 months. This Among the affair* was a pot-luck ground*, and complete furniture for Other officers and chairman of finding and collecting all the old feeders In the county have practiced ,of Lacey and S mile west of But­ is your proof of tum-in. contributed 85 00 for the room. ...^y dinner al the Richard Cook home M --lrvlc * roony from BafT)' our Red Cross Chapter are Homer metal they can to help Uncle Sam this in past years when there has ler's comers on the Lacey road. He 71 te Hastings Rotary Club sp­ Tlie “Panel" who will have charge on South park street Saturday eve- county .i.v resident w M of. ...» the «... Army 13 offering a good Hal of cows, Smith, Vice-chairman; Walter Ea­ not been any great demand for such .horses, one mule. hogs, chickens, of. and be responsible for, lhe ra­ nlng. places being set for twenty- ;,nd Navy Recreation League, of linted a committee for the purton. treasurer; Mrs. Charles Paul, The Idea of enlisting lhe pupils pelts. tioning of the rubber footwear , Detroit, recently visited Fort Cus- meet the cost of remodeling and Volunteer Services; Mrs. Richard of the nation's schools tn this cam-: Many experienced feeder* welcome hay and grain and farm machinery. mentioned will consist of the fol­ tour guest*. On Monday' night Captain and , Ur for a three day inspection, and Harold Belcher and son will cry Cook. Nutrition; Charles Annable. ‘ ' r» the program as they feel lambs will the sale and Harry King will act lowing three persons: James Bris- Mrs. Finnic along with Dr. and Mrs. had tl»c following to say of Uie decorating the room: With the co­ Blood Donor Bank; Ray Erway. tol and Rev. L. Winston Stone, of; Gordon Fisher and Dr. and Mrs. rifd Cross recreation project: "We operation of Ray Branch they will gain better through the fall if they Home and Farm Accident Preven­ Hastings and Dorfkld Hlndcrliler. [ j. K. Altland were guests, of honor arc convinced that no organization sponsor a benefit movie which ... ... Where lhe are shorn. If gives them a,chance tion; Mrs. Gerald Smith. Roll Call; need is so evident owners of scrap to treat for ticks and tag before In this issue for full particulars. lof Nashville. Mr. Bristol is the ; at a dinner given by the Barry j 0T individual ever made a contrlbu- should add a substantial sum to the Mrs. William Stebbins. Public In­ will cooperate tn every way possible. turning Into the com field or on j. a. UAVir, rrop. Mr. Branch an­ County Medical Society al the HasHas-1(linn tlon Hint ha, has hrnaieht brought so Chairman of lhe Panel. 'County «n much mueh haphan­ general fund. formation and Mr*. Maude Smith. Those who feel they can afford to dry lot feeding. County Agent Pos­ In order to dispose of hto surplus Those desiring to purchase any tlngs Country Club. Dr. C. A. E. pineas. with so comparatively little. nounces that he has obtained a spe­ Jyntor Red Oros* do so will donate old metal. Thoie ter points out that those interested article* Mr. Cavil will have an auc- j°f ‘be si* ‘>7*» rationed rubber Lund presented Captain Finnie.^ importance of a comfortable < cial film which to the government version of “The World War “r.a Drove to Dowling last Thursday who feel that they should be paid in lhe program should engage their Uon sale at hto farm located a mile 1 footwear will go to the Barry with a gift from '.he aoclety as a P|BW t<Twrlte ttuae letter* home. LAt JZn to a chicken dinner and they cer­ for it will find that arrangements shearer now tor the definite dale north and two mile* west of Wood- 2°U!^y and to rest or play after lhe un*h^h “L Prkc an,d RaUon,n« token of their esteem tainly do feed well In that little are provided whereby that can be they want the work done. land. He to offering a good list of Board, headquarters In the torFollowing the Country Club party, exertion of the day, cannot | city but on the way there and back carried out. cattle. sheep, chicken*, a few farm ™er Smelker Hardware .tore here, Mrs. Finnie'* bowling team enter- ,be over-estimated. The men's whole I ..u couldn't help but notice that The details for this school cam­ shearers are not plentiful. Ln ,h« necessary appllca- totned after thc bowling tournament attitude toward Army life Is col- L? The implements and an excellent *e-!and o midnight mMnlalit supper clintwr nt thn Rnv .J r... also DC anOWIl. SnC 0*1* Will at the Roy — ortd by those flrat r.o few weeks In in 11, paign are not necessary to mention dale they .will want lhe work done lectlon of household good. Dewey ! ions, fill them out as directed and with a foliage Is beginning to turn, espe- in IlnKhT.d hnn.. IVi.lmif ’' camp.' ........ In Uli* this oner brief wnic-up. write-up. They incy are . depends an the date they expect Reed will cry the sale and R A. Lahome nr, on VV.d West Walnut W*.lh T”'■ Hubbard * daily the sassafras and sumac carefully covered in Instructions to, their lambs will be ready tor mar- po will act as clerk See the adv I Rubber RjUonlng Panel will meet .Street. Mrs. Finnie was presented I____ chairs, two desk chairs, ping-pong bushes. the teachers; and through them(ket. elsewhere in this Issue for further ' Monday The appUcatton. will with n small remembrance from her Speaking of bushes reminds me the scholars and community will The program to vital to our armi be turned over to that Pane), which team mates. Besides Captain and C. OF C. WILL HEAR —did you know »hat Eugene and learn. will do the actual rationing. | fcj forces. It to another opportunI Mrs. Finnie and the Hubbards oth- CONSERVATION SPEAKER Mary ore to be congratulated on At the regular meeting of the. HARRY 8PONABLE. Prop. I « • ------------------I er guests were Miss Helen Wade. We shall be greatly surprised If lty where Barry County farmer* the arrival of a little Bush who will the enlisting of the American school can make a definite contribution to Being unable to continue to do TEN DRAFTEES AND TWO ; Mis* Marian Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. Chamber of Commerce on Monday. October 5. the program will be In answer to- the name of Catherine children does not result in a won- our war effort. Dont let any lambs chores Mr Sponable will hold an VOLUNTEERS PASS EXAMS. !— David Goodyear and Mr. and-------Mrs. charge of the Conservation Com­ .— -----T*r.x.mon -— — ----- -—• -------------------Marie? Grandpa Roy Bush Is do­ derfu) collection of rerap metal. g0 to market with les* than «. inch --------- —. hours of time i auction sale al his farm one mile... •' Richard Cook ing us well as could be expected. which will enable the steel mills wool poor condition south of Hastings on M-37 by the. lhe latest quota of draftees, on Tuesday evening. Mrs. CUf- mittee. with Georfe Sumner as this recreation The speaker will be Eugene Is now an Instructor at to operate a full capacity and help , «----------------Star school He is offering a good lCnt <o, Kalamazoo, the following i forti Dolan entertained with a dln- chairman Vem Winey of the Educational I Pensacola. Uncle Sam win the war. We have >»*.rr an* s list of thin, one mare colt. pigs. Pawed their physical examinations; | ner at her home on south Park Division of-the Conservation Dept. । Had the pleasure of sitting next no doubt that lhe schools of Barry ewe*, M Sherman. Hastings; jstreet ewes, and some furniture. Dewey [Koo*** , | street honoring Mr*. Mrs. Finnie. nnrue. to the Pinnies at dinner lhe other Reed will «rv cry the sale and nlaude Claude" 8™^ N. N Erb, Erb. Hastings; Olendon olendon Rwrt Harold Following the dinner, a dessert night and it's (Captain Finnie not Hammond will act as clerk. Bee the1 P Nashvi le R. 1; Kenneth | bridge wu given for Mrs. Finnie “_2J£rt adv. elsewhere in this issue for full £' t Brbbln HasUnga R. 3; James ' b y Mrs. Irene Sayles, and Mrs . Colored pictures Doc anymore). The Captain will cess of this campaign. _____ _____________ . Hastings friends of the Clifford leave for Bowman Field, Louisville. particulars. Jf Harthom. poster R. 1; Dorr R. David French at the |W1 lhe latter's latter'* home home| ’ U, *“**”: . ADDRESSES ROTARIANS particulars. Ky.. Saturday. October 3rd, where NOTICE__________________________ [Brainard* of Battle Creek wlU be Darby. Nashville R. I; Laurence 8. on Wett Walnut street. Six table* ' I will not be responsible for any Interested to know that Dr. Brain­ Jenkins. Bellevue 3; Watson j. RUMMAGK SALE doctor. (Captain. I mean) will be debts contracted by my wife after ard has received ,his comm teaton DR. LUND TAKES Walker, Nashville: Chas. E. Mc­ presented with a guest prtae. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 3. 3. Monday neon going back to his home state and Oct 1. 1842. Chas. Oliver-adv. 10-1. as LL-Commander In the United HASTINGS PRACTICE Donald. Hastings; Walter W. May­ Mrs. Edward Van Popertng en­ Legion hall Auspices Auxiliary.— ——————— jSlates Navy and is awaiting his nes. Delton. Two volunteer* also tertained with a luncheon on WedChicken supper at Coats Grove order to report for duty.. has uken Dr. Raymond Pinnies' passed the examination: Birge C. tary practice in Hastings which duties Swift, Middleville and Willis L. over honoring Mrs Finnie who was rations to 701F2-1 by Oct. 8 as they Chicken supper at Bunnell church he assumed on Wednesday. Hutchins of Freeport. These will given a farewell token from her m.; Quimby will be served first-Adv. lH.lod. I. Adults 88c,—Adv. (Continued on page 8) t ..................................................... .-—report for training October 8. bridge club. . I The total enrollment in lhe pub­ lic schools of this city exceeds tliat of last year by 14. the gain being „ the „„„ ' In grade* below the „„„ high Knool school. That for the high school thia year is slightly lower than a year ago; but the increase In tlie grades over­ come* that small loss, and make* the total 14 larger than In 1841. The enrollment In the four school, buildings of our city is a* follows: Central School .............. 620 : "High School --------587 Flr*t'Ward. -1-r'.......................... 63 Second Ward................................. 74 “XXX THE RATIONING OF i-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RUBBER FOOTWEAR IS YOUR NAME ON REGISTRY LIST NOW! 2ND. ANNUAL CONSERVATION WK. SCRAP DRIVE TO BEGIN OCT. 10 SCHOOLS WILL HELP "GET IN THE SCRAP" fAIIIITV LvUHIl (AflETV JULI IT MCnif Al FI UILAL U AllAD C nUnvKJ ccni/ll fr Mkll jLKvlVL Fll.ll Big Demand for Shearling Lamb Pelts WORKONUSO ROOM PROGRESSES Social Activities For The Finnies X'u Dl*. CIlTTOrd Brainard x ReceivesCommiMion �THE HASTING* BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBXR 1, IM2. LOCAL NEWS non-de-piume of "ZoUy Coffer’ u w ___________ , county boys in the aimed forces for the Ha*tb<s Banner. It promises to be a top ranking feature. Who do you Imagine Is the author? — dental society elected new officer* . , Sheffer of Uil* city. Murray Schnurr 1 The body of Jamea Patten, late- be heard over tlie Michigan Suu Dr. Zedertaum. president; Dr. and Frank Hewitt, of Middleville, iy of Cleveland. Ohio, will be College radio station every ThunBrook*. Hasting*. vice-pres; Dr last week enlisted for special work brought to this city for burial to- day at 10:45 a. m at which time Robert given a piano recital. Mr. and Mrs Douald Fedewa, pidj They left at onr< for assign- years city clerk of Hastings . Gerald D. Keller, son of Mr. and 730 8. Dibble St are the proud menu. • Jack Mannl suffered a leg frac- Mrs Sam Keller of Cloverdale, reparenu of a daughter bom on Drs. A. B. Gwinn and Ray Finnie ture Monday night while playing ported at Great Lakaa. Ill last week Thursday. September 34. The little attended the State Medical society football. for training. miss tipped the scales at 6 lbs meeting In Grand Rapids WedneaMr and Mrs Leonard Murphy Meal ratloi'lng menu- nothing to 2 os. and *111 answer to lhe name day 'received word Tuesday that their a local group who are already aervof Sally Lee. Word ha* been received that ton Glenn who has brvn stationed Ing meutlewi lunches each WedneaRichard Freer ha* enlisted in the Stanley A. SUuffer is a private near Pearl Harbor for three years, day noon at the Hasting* Amerinavy. He went to Detroit Monday first class now. We are sure all hl» has been promoted to Staff 8gt can LAlion Hall be assigned to a training sUUon. friend* will be glad to hear of hla Robert Bush, son or Mr. and Mrs Enough milk to provide a newStanton . Senslba and Wilfred promotion. Harry Bush of 812 N. Hanover, can bom baby until he U old enough ATFOOD CENTER Hostings Food Center Open Evenings Store Hours 8:30 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Doily Except Sunday. Including Thursday. Saturdaf until 10 P. M. ©-— LOW PRICES ON OUR OMi/r. Our low prices "pay off" of thc checking counter where the total cost of your food order proves 'WK5 that now. as always, you save money at FOOD CENTER. Our "ceilings" are low because our streamlined merchandising results in many economies of operation which we have always passed along to consumers in the form of low prices every day of every week. Shop here to­ day. Fill your order from top to bottom—and cash in your savings for War Stomps—a wise in­ vestment in security. QUAKER FLOUR GRAHAM FLOUR SALAD DRESSING OATMEAL 2 21c - 24’j lb. tack GRAPENUT WHEAT MEAL 13c GRAPENUT FLAKES 2 27c Tastcwcll Cream Style Corn De! Monte. 2 for Pks< 77c / OEC Ro*cy Dog Food 25c Campbell Soup O mint varieties £ !0r 5 Ib. sack Fomo Pancake Floui Pork and Beam Little Boy Blue Jello or Royal POST BRAN FLAKES Muller's Quaker** 5 Ib. sack Whole Kernel Corn Amo vacuum pack 2 for MeKENZIE 'lor buttermilk, i1 ■ lb. sack . 2 5 . lge. PQ cans fav . Corn Starch Arg” of cream style, pkg. Gerber Baby Food. strained or chopped, can Rowena Dog Diet 29 8 6 47* Pancake Flour Sno White Cake Flour 2 । lb. box Chocolotc Covered 31 1 . 35 Baking Powder 1 16 Pottum Cereal 21 31 Pkg Instant Pottum 45 21 Smail. Cheoic 19‘ Tasty 2 57 Cheese 20' Pabstett 2 ..... 33 Cherries, j lb. pkg Miniature Chocolates Ib. box Calumet. loaf 14 o*. pkg. . X-pect Devil Food pkg 25c 27c 22c ANGEL FOOD BAR (AKES 29c NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT 12c Ib. can 25c. large . X-pect Ginger Bread 14 o* 33' 19 27 $103 KELLOGG'S Wheot ib. box KRISPIES, ,24c Tokay GRAPES b 19c Hubbard 7 Cohfomia Sunkist ORANGES 31c Fresh Ground (ANADIANBAGAS 3^ 1Qc SWEETPOTATOES '"^.19' MCINTOSH APPLES 4^. 19< RADISHES 3 bunches 5c CELERY HEARTS each - iQc CABBAGE bard heads. IE. 2C JUICE ORANGES 20c each 5c CELERY STALKS APPLES 800<l cooking g lbs 1 £)c TABLE QUEEN SQUASH each 5c MEAT DEPARTMENT FRESH SIDE PORK lb- 27« lb. 20c PORK LIVER ib. 22c RING BOLOGNA lb. 23c BACON SQUARES lb. 22c BEEF TONGUE SKINLESS FRANKS lb. 23c ib. 35c PORK STEAK SALT PORK lean lb. 25c lb. 17c BOILING BEEF PORK LOIN ROASTS »> 33c The paator. Rev. R. W. Mohrhardt officially hid the corbarstone and Rev K. Woldt of Christ LutlWran church. Lansing gave me principal At a recent meeting of the Edger address Rev Trlnkleln. pastor of school district. oF Rutland, the pa- Grace Lutheran church here, had bean Invited to assist Rev Mohrschool thia year and have lhe pupils hardt as UturgUt. but J*®*1* of attend me schools of mu city, "the' ffinesa. wu unable to attend. Edger District Pupils To Attend City Schools sirssn: tamed that me 15 scholars could at- I 1.,--I,.". I Jo led m Kho^^> HAMBURG ? 39c -uvrr.F”" :e I three step-dnughten. Mn Wm. “l ,h* 1 M ' Anderson Kalamnzno. Mrs Wm TIURVH NEWS Bnkrr Grand Rapid* nnd Mrs • Voight Figg. Sunfield, nnd two step- ! FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST r"', l‘"1 a"1”'1* ■'! Th. «ibwt tor Bund., U -OnLansing. The funrrni held at A—i,.- •• tlie Seventh D.iv Adventist church in Carlton Center on Friday after- , ATTEND CORNERSTONE LAYING , noon. Interment In the Puller for NEW LVTHERAN CHVRCH cemetery. I Mr*. Vem Leary. Mn. Joe Shults. ---------------------------------------- |Mrs v D Wldrig and Mn O. Fur Skins . Trlnkleln motored to Belding Sun­ Fur skins'shipped from Argentina | day to wltnea* the laying of the . to lhe United State* last year were cornerstone of the new Holy Crow valued al nearly It.841.000. j Lutheran church JTRAND Hostings. Mich. Tt1EAT£B= Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2-3 DOt'BI.F FTAJVRE PROGRAM Preston Faster and Patricia Morison NIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS and Craig Steven* and Irene Manning "SPYSHIP" SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER 4-5 Brian lionlevy and Robert Preston "WAKE ISLAND" Bargain matinee Sunday l:M la 3:M LAMB STEW Ib. 10c LAMB SHOULDER 23c TUES.. WED.. THUR5.. FRI. OCT. 6-7-8George Montgomery and Ann Rutherford and Glenn Miller with his band 'ORCHESTRA WIVES Special matinee Thursday two shows 12:3g and 2:30 NOW OR 100% TAKEN BY THE AXIS LATER I FDDD^CENTER BUY WAR BONDS Barry theatr Hastings. Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2-3 Batarctar AFFAIRS OF MARTHA and The Range Busters In "THE BEST FOR LESS" N., MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH GRACE LUTHERAN CIH'RCH The Sunday srhool staff meets tomorrow <Friday». 7:30 P. M. at 53! W Court, A short meeting of lhe voters’ •nil be held next Sunday after the morning. service Next Bunday morning lhe pastor trill preach on "A Timely Topic- BOWL in Scientific Regulation Shoes! SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER bowl and take your mind off your worries. Wear our bowling ghoes! Priced $2.49 & $2.98 4-5 Robert Stack. Brod Crawford and Anna Gwynne MEN OF. TEXAS .... wto.. THUXS.. OCT. 6-7-1 206 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Woman s Missionary society will hold a dessert luncheon meet­ ing al one o'clock Thursday. Oct 1st. at the home of Mrs Arthur Crothers. 654 W. Green St Mrs I Rov Cordes will have charge of the program. "More Important Than I Ever." I Sunday morning worship at ten i thirty o'clock. The paator will tell about "Walking With God - and will I conduct a communion service tn harmony with "World-Wide Com­ munion Sunday" The vested choir will aing. The Synod of Michigan and the Michigan Synodical Society will meet in the Woodward Avenue Pres­ byterian church of Detroit. October 1 fl. 7 and 8 The pastor will leave Monday to attend a pre-synodlca! meeting. The Trustees will Isold their monthly meeting at the cfrjrth Tuesday evening at S:30. Tlie Presbyterian Guild will meet with Mrs Arthur Lower. 420 W. Walnut 8t, Wednesday evening. Oct. 7. Those attending should bring articles that can be used to fill boxes for the soldiers. low! DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM ■ hirh thrilled mUBons a few yean ago llutlnp Sure Hoar* nuowwiii Conununlori service win oe ooyoun< pw’>‘e Wartime is THE time to TEXAS TROUBLE SHOOTERS !•% SAVED gsa ««—ir I competed with the euat of operat-1 wni be Iing a school in the district [held Mondar evening at 7:30 at I me W. K Kellogg school cafetgrtaW ED IN CORPUS Mr. ~~ and ----------------------Mn Saunders,--------------returned CHRISTI. TEXAS tna. and Kenneth Dwight ErhUnaw. Many Hastings friend* will be In- mlMionarlea from India will speak, | *on of Mrs. Jennie ErhUnaw. all ternied to iiear of the marriage ol Pot-luck supper and free will ofcf Hastings, were spoken on Frl- MLvs Joyce May Whitehouse, daugh- fering. day evening. September 25. at the ter of Dr. W. W. Whitehouse of DOUD SCHOOL CHURCH home of the bride's parents. 433 S Detroit, well known here. She beRev. Don Nlcholl*. the pnator. | Jefferson. Before an improvised came the bride of Ensign Ben T will bring a serie* of meaaage* on altar In front of the fireplace. Douglas*, ton of Mr. and Mn. Mar'rUUn­ i flanked with palms and baskets of ion Douglas*. Baraboo. Wh. on Fri­ love of God. followed by the love yellow and white chrysanthemums day. Sept. IB. in lhe Air Button of Christ, and the lore of the Holy and yellow and white gladioli, the Spirit. chapel al Corpus Christi. Texaa. Rev S Conger Hathaway read the Both are graduates of the UnlFIRST METHOD! HT CHURCH double ring service in the presence veralty of Wisconsin where they of thirty guest* World Wide Communion Sunday were active tn campus affairs. will be observed at the Methodist I Mra. John Weisenhauer 'MarAfter a wedding trip through the Church next Bunday morning Mr. 1 s*ret Perkins' of Baltimore. Md.. accompanied hv Mrs Zells Olm- ■ middle west. Ensign nnd Mrs Doug- Stone will administer the Sacra­ Um will reside in Corpus Christi stead, the bride's maternal aunt, ment of the Lord's Supper and will sang “I Love You Truly" and “At, receive members tnta^lhe church. WILLIAMS—RQUIEX Dawping " The theme of the Communion Medi­ On Saturday. Sept IB. the mar­ A dubonnet two piece velveteen tation win be "making lhe Moat of riage of Mrs Ella Squler and Jo ­ dreva. accentuated with white Queen I Our Reaourees" A special offerseph Eldredge Williams both of ™inlon' tabla for “ovmeM relief tume. She had matching acces­ W br^her n W,p,konrt“ and work In lhe Army damps al sories and a corsage of yellow rose­ Ohio buds and be be chrysanthemums Attending the bride wav her sis- , t>» MHhodM Ct.ur.h~ in TirJnl ,>M! 8,"‘* of Michigan are uniting who was attired In a olaek crepe ‘‘din* Jn her home on, W Oranl for g p^n.j visitation Evangelisr“,*-tle Campaign during October and ensemble Her corsage was of white hL. ^!r Lht. HIV November The Albion-Lansing rosebuds and bebr mini. Garth 1 dty । district ha* been designated aa a 81<rum of Grand Rapids, brothercwrnnwv' wwJdtn< l demonstration area and mlnLUcr*' Covers were laid for thirty at vnm.mWr.hew ..wmt th. ,rnm ,n P,rU of ,h(' Michigan Con.?.rent« llTr and ferfn" «*«»" >n Lansing next the lunch following the ceremony. ’XTSJdLv for Instruction. Mr Slone Miss Frances Cook' and Miss Dorchrtwn „ one of thr ]M,|. { othy Olmstead, cousins of the bride. Mn Earl Drake On Monday he hJU ‘h 2 L .na'rJLvii ere ,n<1 expect* U» be In attendI seating nnd serving the guest*. iTutm’ "n<* '* the mrr,ln< ,n Umlng all । Mr. and Mn. Echtlnaw left Im- rn?r can,lmlgn ln |bp 4 mediately for a trip to Chicago, lhe the commission of Second Lfeuten- of nMt I bride's costume bring a fores: green "wih. «♦ w.vHi.nA °rand Rapids district will take I two piece suit with luggage tan acri." ■b-nw -rtln Nur-mt-r. I eessortes. I Both the bride and groom are Mr. and Mra Harold Slocum CHURCH NKWS : employed at thc Hasting* Manfg. -----------------EPISCOPAL----------------CHURCH i Cn nnd are making their home In spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs । Frederic Slocum of Hastings 1 Emmanuel Eolaeopal Church will thl» city. Guest* from out of tnwn at the still* aa V* ass • obaerve World Wide Communion Nr MB V Sunday” with administration of thwedding were Mra. John Wetsrn- iHIIDiH n L VV J .vacrament at g a m and 11 a. m liauer and Mrs Helene Sacks. Bal- L n U K.l» 11 tlmore Md.: Mr nnd Mrs Garth nA>-TI»T Cm.BC BOTBB « । Slocum nnd son Robert nnd Mr. nnd Nrx. h....... will br rwlly hwy In I “J or Mrs. Harold Olmstead. Grand Rnp- .U the wennln. with I Ids! Mr. and Mn. Wnyne Slocum. special program in the Bunday I • .Ju,.? \rTlr, k, 1 Battle Creek: Mn. Jo*la Clark Cook. tutendance1 win^^glven t? every t *luctHl for lhe c”**1 Ou,rd unlt nl । Clare; Mr. nnd Mra. Carl Perkin* 111 ■* 01 10 e^n I Clear Lake, by Mr Gury nnd the nnd Mrs. Effa Perkin* Talbot. r,l,la‘ ehnlr choir. ■ Woodland. Morning >ervlce« begin at II Veatry meets Tuesday evening at DEATH OF MRS.* o'clock with communion service al the Rectory clone of meeting. MILLIE nt'TOLPH Emmanuel Guild will meet at the A guest speaker Is expected to i Mrs Millie Butoinh. aged Bl. a Parish House next Wednesday at long time resident of Carlton town­ *lN*nk in Sunday school and church one o'clock, for potluek luncheon .. __ —i1 and program The St. Crellin Choir ship. DasMd away on Tuesday. Sept I kV J! .*“ ■"« 22. at the home of her daughter. Mn. Nora Norton SunIving-art*' four daughter*. Mn. Norton nnd Camel date of City Mission, Grand Choir pr.rllrr will hr ThunuUl Mn. Cheater Wing of Carlton. Mn Rapid* । You are welcome to all rrmln. , — dish FREE f rRUITI L VEGETABLES to vote iia* been produced In only one year by a registered Holstein in the herd owned by Lioyd A Gaskill of Hastings. Hopegood Anna King 2d is thu cow's name. Her year s production U 18.731 pound* of mlfit with euB pound* of butterfat. Mr. Gaskill also has a registered Holstein cow which has just completed a record of 593 pounds of butterfat and 14.280 pounds of milk This is more than 1 time* the production of the average dairy cow in lhe country, —,-------- ve» .. ECHTINAW—PE RKINK "KING KONG Shoes and Oxfords �THE HASTINGS BANNIB. THL'RSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1941 Oaks. Nashville: Mra. Polly Parks. | Medical patient* now undergoing ' a three game series from Beil Tele- Bertha Freeport; Mr*. Tom Wacha. Lake treatment are: Frank Heller, Clov- phone Co.: strand won three games' Bates ; Odesra; M1m Agnes Humphrey, erdale; Mra. George Thoma*. Hick-, from No. Sevens; Piston Ring Of- | gund THE U. S. S. SARATOGA LETTER TO BANNER FROM W. WALLACE (Gardner Compton. Clarksville; Mr*, jUng; Mr*. Fred Reed. Mulliken; ton Ring Shop and Portias had the! Hubert Follick. 515 8. Montgomery; Mr*. Chas. Smith. 902 8. Market; edge over Bh** by one game. tSU-harr* villa ■ Mra. X<-e — Freeport; JackI ' I Leonards led Ikin the ■ -team - ■■ and Mn. Richard CVm^oaH Corrigan. SSIHMla Middleville; IMrs. Gordon VTata Otter. Everette Richardson. Clarksville,1 Manni. 414S 8. Jefferson, and ing with a 2364 u>tal. and Pau) Rose. 720 N. Church. j Mr*. Jorgen Hansen. 718 8. Wash- : ---------------- * I » . JoJui Peabody. Medical patient* who have been jlngton. NORTHEAST WOODLAND (Continued from page 1. Section D I most thorough knowledge of the plant Ufe of aotithern California. Just the finding of new plants hers and there U much in itself, but discharged are Mr. Minnie Ford. wOstorg LEAGUE “ Corners visited her stater, Mbs Mer- ulMon Mr gracious. Interesting people that, Middleville: Joseph McKnlght. 416 o. _, Several player* piayci* showed *i>owea mid-seamid-sea-j tie , tie Steward Steward atat the E. Hrodbeck | er Monday. one meet* almost everywhere you t^'1,*0" form Mond>y nl«hl ,n lhe home Saturday. just have thc feeling that California j <2“r,e* HP6- .Women'. League and' fine series p , a*—., is still u source of wealth—and that ! comb. 337 E. Grant; Spenor John-.were turned in. Doris Taliaferro F' EcM,ratert Eckardt of Grand Rapids and BeU T<—w-. the "4tai** did not. by noy manner . jon Clark.vlUe; Mr*. C**rie Rtaner. .cored a big 518 rerisa; Jane Daniel* Euxene "Eckartt -------- «.-u—.. Niagara Pan*. Seme people have always of mean*, get hold of all there was. ' Doster: Mra. Ronald Grummet, with with a a 200 200 second second game, game, hit hit 511: 511; - ' \^rsun(2fy dinner guest* ; that Alexander Graham Bell did Elsinore 1* a >mall city, about like route 3: Mrs. Bernard Erickson. Lucile Pteraon scared 508 with Q >. e IL . I.I.iJi'in, kilt Nashville normally, as it is a "sum- J big single game count of 202 and ‘ iner town." what I saw In the latter i Mildred Smith and Eva Karmes fell part of March wa* Just the town । short of the 500 mark by one and Port Custer Saturday where he 1 was the first Inventor of the itself with very few vtaltora I found 1 phone. two pin* with respective scores of । will be Inducted in the army. I Mr. and Mra Waiter Cooke vis, t, _____ dry weather here too. still many now are:. Jacob Strodlbeck. route kind* of plant* were in full bloom |3; Mrs. Arley Todd, route 2: Mrs The Leonards continued their hot Byron* SaturdaT™ U"ln“ ** i. Aegeattaa's C«ra Crop wIillc others were evidently "Just |Wm. Zusehnltt. route 1! Miss Jean pace by whining three games from Mr. and Mrs. ’ John Bprlngell of Argentina's 109-40 corn crop thinking about blooming" The lake । Warren, route 4. and Mr*. .Carl State Insulation; Trio Cafe blanked NaahvtUe called on Mr and Mr* ' w*i«h*d 11.000.000 ton*, equal to the ut Elsinore U about the size of Wall I rWeyetman. 425 E. Walnut. Bonnet and Gown; Banner won Arthur Bate* and family and Mix) ! Pr*vlou* record yield. ■ lake, wiiile directly across th? lake | from the town b. u range of low mountains Buck of the town and ' close to it arc some hills.' thin du | not look .*u very pretentious till you ' try to climb one, when your feeling | ^»f respect deepens considerably and ' quite rapidly. . In seasons when the rainfall is I sufficient. t!»e spring wild flower* . around Elsinore must be truly beau- I llful and I sltuil never be quite content HU I have had a chance to rec tills city and Its surroundings at , The aircraft carrier Kara lor a pictured with" 4! plane* on her deck. One plane can be seen landing on the iht'ir springtime, best. -sern oi inr uig snip. One morning. Doctor Baer took I A Navy recruiter L* in Hastings every Monday from 9:90 in 11:00 me along part way on one of hl» OCTOBER one of his Mvorite places for finding ! nt Ute edge of lhe town. It goes PASSING OF MRS. plant . Not too fur for me to walk , without saying that this evidence MARY VAN DUGTEREN home and ut thc same time, giving 1 of something powlbly new was soon me Mime ixnsible chance* to pick > investigated. Going over U> lhe spot, Lawrence C. Bourdo. Orangeville 20 passed- away In Pennock hospital | •■bits” of knowledge along the way. j j found a large number of somewhat Martha Lucille Shoemaker. . earlyi Saturday morning following a Orangeville-------------------- -------- 32 stroke about ten days previously.' As we were riding along, nil at once tube-sliaped flower*—each ncarly in some hilly pasture hind ahead of Bn inch in length, growing on 'a*, George F. Shoemaker. Orange­ She was born In Indiana and be­ us. I saw -u row (really two rows.i first night> pretty forbidding looking fore coming to Hastings, after the । ville ...20 of canary bland Palms' extending plants, which had much thc general Marjorie M Raymond. Martin. death of her husband nine years up thc hillside. In reply to my | uppearancc of a number of low this- 1 Mich * ago. she had lived In Chicago. Lake 10 Odessa. Grand Rapids and later in qurstton of surprise nt such a.sight, ties. Putting together sour- tilings Leon C. Gould. Nashville Doctor Baer told me that during the j already knew and some statements Emliine Andcreck. Hastings .... 19 Pasadena. Cal.' Her husband Carl, Van Dugteren. was an artist and a real estate booms in the past years my Manual of California practically tlie whole of southern plant*," I soon decided that tills Elmer M.- Hoover. Barry Twp. ... 25 well known jeweler and designer of i -California had been plotted; and new acquaintance was nothing else Elisabeth M. Hall, Battle Creek 20 fine Jewel pieces, doing work for several of the well known movie what we were then seeing were some t)lan me. Thistle Sage. So that aft- Merlin Rich. Assyria 53 stars. Mra. Van Dugteren was a uf lhe remaining evidences of one , cinoon was inpde memorable us the Osle Townley. Charlotte 38 costume designer for thirteen years of thwe "paper cities.” , nn,t tunc I hatf ever seen thia plant in Pasadena, also designing for j Well, ---- growing ------ naturally. ------- -■ 1. the Doctor ---------left me-----------to myself HASTINGH-GREENVILLE HASTINGS-GREENVILLE GAME some of the Hollywood celebrities. icrc dll "quiet out tlierv ... a k ------- —bh - --orogen . - । | -niP bloswmx nrc tnl]y beautiful, KNI».S IN SCORELESS TIE country." "I'm really In California," 1() 1(J a a( W|mc the plant Itself I The injury-ridden Saxons open­ While in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Van Dugteren were interested in I. kept telling myself. What day dnot look . ■ --------adocs nearly so "ugly”led their quest of the West Central ■ I..., wns! ...Hkl My Vtv notebook ..Afnlw-Klr telta mn 11,11 aIt< . ,r murf acquaintance with it.; League football title lost Friday theatricals and often participated Hurt me 1that n W.« th. -Mth nf afurrh 'There was------ . mlLy U|1 yQU motT j not iqight when they traveled to Green. in the Pasadena Playhouse pro­ not much wind, the sky was so titink I have ever found a flower. ville to battle the Yellow Jackets duction*. She was a talented artist clear, and It was neither too warm i anywhere a* truly delightfully, to a scoreless tie. Playing without a* well as an elocutionist and has nor tou chilly. Every once In a i fragrant as are thc blossoms of this the services of their star fullback. appeared before many local groups while.'OS I sensed a little more fully rather stern dweller of thc dry Harmon Wilcox, who suffered n giving readings and impersonations. One of her hobbies was the collec­ lhe beauty around me. I found my­ places tn southern California. j head injury lit the Lowell game the tion of oriental pieces which she self thinking. "I am beginning to I have been thinking that it would ‘ before, tlie Saxons delayed prized highly. understand why Californians prob* tlie same powerful running attack require such Surviving are a half-brother. mucn enthu» eninu- not " 7........ - a *•great• amount _.. , their climate with so much tto TW-mO.1. roulrt „»l >.■ 'JJSS that they showed in the Lowell Charles Buslck, of Chicago and two game. nephews. William Buslck of Cali­ In praise-of such n day ns this one." Sajte a close competitor or the farHastings threatened tlie Green­ fornia and Robert Buslck of Ohio. The memory of that perfect March and long-famed Orange Blossom Funeral services were at the afternoon lingers with me yet ns when it comes to the matter of ville goal line several times during the game. In the third quarter a Leonard funeral home on Monday clearly ns if it were just yesterday. . perfume. But California days are so short Saxon drive was thwarted on the afternoon at two o'clock.' the Rev. As if tlie dav were not enough nt it­ one-foot line when Myer* fumbled L. Winston Stone officiating. Com­ and thc wks are just as brief so self, there was another touch to thc as he was crossing the goal line mittal services were In Ouk Hill picture, directly east of me. nt least that the lime came all too soon nnd Greenville recovered. cemetery In Grand Rapids. 50 mlk* away rose the form of a when I had to leave Elsinore richly The Saxons, led by Myer*. Banlof.y mountain still snow covered.. enriched by the privilege of.having I don't know why It is. but some­ lived where there was so much to do &sh. and M. Tliomas. piled up 203 PENNOCK IIO8PITAL yards to’their opponents 63. Thc Babies bom at the hospital dur- I hoW. mountains have so much ot nnd to enjoy. personality about them, many other But that snowy mountain over Saxons also gained 28 yards by pass­ Ing the past week were: a boy to I people have told me the same thing. cast of me near San Jacinto, had ing. while Greenville was unable to Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Donnell, 323 | So. while they never became fa­ been caUing and too the <• aays.were days-were complete a pass. Hastings' made E Grand and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. ! with a fang.'13 flrst d°wns to Greenville'* 5. miliar. there is always a sense of passing so regretfully. wUl. Henry Meyers. Freeport on Sept. 10: ‘ ------ttlrtH | Tomorrow night nt 8:00 P. M. the a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Camp­ real ccmpanloiuhip coming from last look at Elsinore witlrlLs sett., Hd-nSaxons engage a powerful Marshall bell. Nashville on Sept. 11: a girl the continued sight of th<-m of" lakes and mountains. I said — eleven at the Fairgrounds. This is to Mr. and Mra. Basil DeWitt. 505 When bhe is on a jaunt like tills "Good Bye". one. I have discovered that he had WILLIAM T. WALLACE the ^irat game between these twp N. East. Sept. 12; a son t<y Mr. and school*, in several yearA better not allow his ideaaof how Mrs, Willard Helsel. 533 W. State, Nature's creations must look, be­ OBITUARY Sept. 13; a daughter to Mr. and The line up. come loo firmly fixed in bls mind Harvey Dings, bom December 10. Hastings x. Greenville Mrs. Marshall Green, Sept. 14; a It is possible (quite m» for things to 1874. in New York stale, died Sep- Kelly <Capt । Marten girl to Mr. nnd Mrs. Luther Lenz. be different. I found this to be thc temlier 22 «t hi* home in Clover­ Stamm Dowling. Sept. 15: son. Mr. and Mra. years. 9 — months, 12 case that afternoon. In my mind n dale. —, aged 67 --------—i Townsend a. Miller Yuel MacLeod. Freeport, and a boy flower had always been Associated days. His parrnLs were Noah nnd • ottreen , Johnson to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony StrumRichardson' with form nnd Willi grace Kinun of <11 iuhii ...... beauty of Harriet nice .... nai ..-ill ■ Dings. | R Thomas R. CF C. Wolverton berger. 208 W. Grant on Sept. 16; color But this WAS far from being so They both preceded him in death. Ayres R T. R. Wolverton a daughter to Mr. and Mr*. Ray thn case r..se of nt the thn new "flnd. "find.“”-Hi —a j Ho came with hi* hLs parents niirrnt.* to Ohio j Coleman in tlie R E . Hubba, Dunn. Bellevue. Sept 17. Mr and low plant, not over a foot high, and when about four yenra old and on I Garrison Q B. CrawfordI Mrs. Albert Barton, route 5. a girl very ordinary in it* general npppar- to Michigan a few years later. j Banaah ' ~ Foster. on Sept. 17; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. He was married to Lucy Bruwcr I Myers ance. But It was the blossoms that Schroder Olendon Silsbee, center Road, on arrested, my attention. I could not November 19. 1902. and would have ! M njoninil F B.Weber 7capt.> Sept. 19: girl. Mr. and Mra. Carl like theifi. still, they were so inter­ been married 40 years this coming 1 ’ ' Hula, route 1. Sept, 22; girl. Mr. and est big. a.* they were indeed some November. They lived in Detroit Hastings Mrs. Henry Woudstra. Nashville, ••• ”0 •'new knowledge for me. I don't like until 1921. when they came to Del- Greenville । Sept- 23: boy. Mr. and Mrs. Merle to use the word very well, but >ton. They have lived In this com­ Hastings substitutions. Guards: KeUey, 838 S Dibble. Sept. 27; girl. "flimsy" ta just about the best *8ohl munity ever since. He was a mem­ Endsley; Tackles: Rasey. Mr and Mrs. Huron Healy. Dowling. lhe Cloverdale Evangelical that I know to describe their stnic- ; ber. of — --------------- ----------------Greenville substitutions. Ends. Sept. 24; girl. Mr and Mrs. Don ture. They almost had lhe look of church and was serving n* chor- Van Allen. Sims: Guards. Bloom­ Fedcwa, 720 W. Dibble. Sent. 24; boy. Mr. and Mrs Homer Calmes. having been thrown together In- Lster when taken ill. berg: Tackles: K. Thomas. stead of being the result* of ordi- | He is survived by his wife Lucy, Clarksville. Sept. 24; and a boy to nary normal growth Tube-shaped. ,a son James of . Dowagiac. 8 grand- ' Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram. 504 E. CORNERS about the thickness of a lead pencil, children. 3 great grandchildren, and . Walnut on Sept 25 making a total ireen— | a sister. Verna D. Cosby, of Vicksin color, a dark unattractive green Mr. and Mr* Will Shriber nnd of nine boys and ten girls. with five very small points of brown |burg. Mich. Other more distant of | family of Hastings were, caller* at Surgical patients who have been al the edge.* comprised their looks. I kin nnd many friend.* mourn his I Will Curd's Sunday evening discharged nre: Mrs. Edgar HoeveIt wa* their loose-jointed way of going, but we know that what L* : Tire ladle* Aid at John Curd'si nair. 330 W. State Rd.; Miss Alice being pul together that- attracted our loss is heaven s g'aln. for he was well attended and a good time, Whetstone, route 3; Miss Margaret my attention more than anything professed to know God nnd the way Next one* will be a chicken supper. Zook. Clarksville; Mr*. Clarence । Watch for the date. Helmer, route 4: Vernon Bradshaw. else. These plants nre relatives of of eternal Ufe. i A very nice time was had at the Alto: Clark Jones, route 4: J. W. our dandelion and they go to seed in "Twa* sown In wcaknea* here. Twill then be raised in power: shower for Mr. nnd Mr* Richardi Jaynes. 322 W. Clinton; Max Bed­ something of thc same wny. It is That which was ' then that these "homely" dwellers • M?*and Mrs. Lynden Norris and ford. Middleville: Miss Vivian Norl ton. route 4: Fred Bowerman. Mldof California fields really "have, family attended a birthday dinner Shall rise a heavenly flower.' --------- ----------T--------------- .------~' dleviUe, Mrs, Wilbur Thomas. Ionia. their Innings.” f am told thnt the Funeral services were held at the in Hastings Sunday honoring Ari Mrs. Marion Foreman. Nashville; "down” attachment to thc seeds arc Evangelical church. Covey. I Mrs. John Gonxeueld. Clarksville: most unusual in appearance ahd Cloverdale complicated in-'structure. so perhaps Thursday afternoon, the Rev. T. A ■ Moree Houghtaling visited Sam। Miss Ette Schneider. Woodland; Interment was Houghtallng In Battle Creek Sun­ , Mrs. William Ayres, 620 W. Grand: a little longer acquaintance would Moyer'officiating ;day. ' •Mrs. Robert Krohn, route 3: Alvan change, much, my first Impression in the Cedar Creek cemetery. "Blow Wines." California child­ ren call them. Here again you sec. as in the case of the "California Geranium." 1 am the newest one to come to know these unattractive i yet beautiful plants. Early one very warm afternoon ' while I was in Elsinore, my atten­ tion was attracted by a mass of light DELICIOUS HOT OR COLD MALT FLAVORED purple color among some dry grasses MARRIAGE LICENSES FRIDAY QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS out to EXCESS ACID SPECIALS SATURDAY TODDY FOOD DRINK 8 OZ. CAN 19c SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 2lb box35c SALAD BOWL - SALAD DRESSING quart 31« KELLOGG’S 40% BRAN FLAKES 8oz.pkg. 2 for 17c BEST YET FLOUR 241 ib. bag 93c toy* of you* earnings bw,0«.. you '7* AM""” '*2 con Real Value in Warmth and Beauty! mJ.chon-m" pricK .hot «■» SOLID COLOR “ ’ to w*«* N°^TWihondSovin0.H««<l ^•..Thnttono a quartart in hu?. •, helping C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Delightful Floral Jacquard Blanket* A perfect blend. 50s cotton. 50r: rayon. Beautifully bound with rayon satin. 72" x 84"! ,. 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J some potent argument* even by | EDITORIALS CONVENTION NOTES For lhe first time in mure than u decade. delcgata* to a Republican Mhrentlon had a free voice In ihc selection of candidates; for the first time in more than a decade actual convention routine was not planned to the last detail lhe evening before in the hotel room of a party bos*. | Brown opened the bout by stating I that Ferguson uns such an exerpliocaUy fine and capable Judge that I he could beat aerve tire public tn his । present position while he (Brqwn>, himself, with several years of ex- ' perlehce tn Washington to hl* cred-1 it. could best serve the public as U.1 8. senator. Ferguson, however, countered with For the first time In more than a the argument that, in view of thc decade none of the "big ‘three" । phenomlnal manner ln/ which bones. McKay. McKelgan or Bar- i Brown's law clientele had expanded nard figured prominently in conven- and improved since h/ entered the lion affairs. In fact, lheir influence. senate, that the Commonwealth of If any. was of negligible proportions. Michigan might be l advantage if Brown were given full For the first time in more than a ■ time to devote to his law practice decade the complete Wayne delegawhile he (Perguaoni, himself, de­ , voted FULL time to the Job of rep-' ■ Probably Harry Kelley could have resfntbig Michigan in the senate"' exerted some pressure to Iron out Judge Ferguson pledged himself, contest* in the interest of "liar- M elected, to devote full time to the mony" but he wisely chose to let ■ senatorship and to accept no other the delegations do the work As a re- commitments or responslbillles which would way--with ,K this suit there were some brisk fights ’ — ’M conflict m -any ----------Which added interest without re­ office. sulting in any bitterness. Unde Sam Wants Skilled Mechanics for the Army I strict observance of the rules of fair I play. ASSYRIA ’•* Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caro Barry County was actively repre­ family were Sunday guests of sented in the convention for the nephew and family Mr. and first time in many yean. Kim Slg- Dale Conklin. ler was selected as chairman of the I Funeral services of Mrs. and their Mrs. Men who have worked with farm machinery. In garages, or .merely followed mechanics aa a hobby have a very special place all picked out for them by Uncle 8am in the Army of the United States. " Stressing the need for mcchanie• soldiers in America’s new mech­ anised Army, the War Department ha* worked out a plan whereby successful applicants with mech­ anical skill who are able to qualify will receive supplemental on-thejob training to fit them for newly created Army technician ratings in the Ordnance Department, Signal Corps and Army Air Forces. These ratings will be given to successful candidates by the Ordnance De­ partment to Instrument repairmejv diese) engine mechanics,"electri­ cians, opticians and radial engine mechanic*. The Signal Corps is seeking teleCorps Track Switchboard phone and telegraph cable splicers, aircraft mechanics, armorers, radio their local Selective Service Boards, installer-repairmen and repeater- mechanics, radio operators, metal They will be enlisted as privates men, radio operators and repair- workers and welders. Some of but because of their technical men, telegraph •operators, tele- these men will be on flying status training will be given opportunity graphic printer operators, tele- and draw 50 per cent extra pay. for rapid advancement. Opporgraphic printer installer-repairmen, All applicants must bo male citi- tunities for enlistment under this and telephone and telegraph wire tens of thc United States between program arc limited to October 15. chiefs. Important places in thc the ages of 18 to 44 inclusive, nnd Detailed Information may be obArmy Air Forces will be filled with all must obtain clearance from tained at local recruiting offices. John — _ , noHees in the Hastings Banner classified section . . . where rates are low and results high. It __ ■ of Barry and Eaton counties in convention at Eaton .Rapid*. The Barry County* Agricultural Society will hold its fiftieth annual , fair in this city next week. • • • Mr nnd Mrs. Harold Case have —————— Mrs. R. K. Grant gave n very en­ "Night in New Orleans" starring Sigler was also asked to make a purchased the Mott farm at Hick- 20 YEARS AGO joyable lea Saturday afternoon to Preston Foster. Patricia Morison seconding speech for Charles R ory Comers and will move this fail I Oct. 4. 1922 , . . twelve young lady friends of her Ute Story of two lieutenants on Miller of St. Joseph who had the from the Frank Wilkes farm. M,''y thc police force, rival* for>the Cap­ backing of the 4th Congressional ?a,y ^£mond i Judge Root of Monroe will sit as a Wood catered taincy. "Senator" Dennis, The Range Busters In of stale but on account of his place went to attend a conference o/the “ C,M° L Bancro,t on . Everything seemed to be unanimous "Texas Trouble Shooters" at the Democratic Senatorial conon .u_ the 'resolutions committee, had American Legion., A dynamic adventure of the we*Tlie new Independent MLs-sion, M— | venlion, at Charlotte Tuesday but to decline the invitation. • T”* Neighborhood Joy orgrinirathing that Brother Dennis lent plain*, with John King singto be known as the Hastings City the , . , tlon met iiicv on uh Wednesday ncuuausy with wnn Mrs Mrs Mission, will have its opening ser­ i lacked to effect his nomination Wax ing "Deep in the Heart of Texas". Gerald'' K. Smith made an On-, Nellie Miller who wa* assisted by vice next Sunday. Oct. 6 in the store the vote of Barry and Eaton coun­ Ralph Bellamy, Robert Stack. Anne Gwynne in usual demand asking for twenty her daughter. Mrs. Ferd Steven*. Mrs. Eleanor Miller Frye 1* teach - building at 131 N. Michigan. Rev ties. •Wen of Texas’ Ed Boone Is superintendent of lhe minutes to make a statement before lnR the Checkered school With an uii-star cast this is u 150 YEARS AGO the convention—the first time that ----- ‘ A• ~ preaching mLvIon. which con- mission. full-blooded ,, romantic adventure City council will provide n city ! Sept. 20. 1892 a defeated candidate ha* ever DE- '1st* of a series of preaching servI M. E. ministers are stationed in based on tlie deviltry nnd romance MANOtO ume <m <he erortM eon- k“ h'“ •• “»S'1™" cJwrtA. fc- market and prohibit peddling. of post Civil War day* in lhe Lone Word has been received that Batry county iu follows: Hasting*. w. «... nrr—J ln,‘ nl 8 P- m Pastor Rev. vention schedule. He was offered Marclus E. Taber Und will continue George Wooten of Waterloo. Iowa, । W. M Puffer; Hasting* circuit. G. Star Stale. . ten minutes provided his manuscript every , night until October 2. This is very low with erysipelas. iE. Hollister; Bowens Mills. J. E "Spy Ship" starring Mr. Mrs. — Sterling Rogers nre White; Middleville, J. W. Horner; Irene Manning. Craig Steven* was submitted hi advance, and. since I* in conjunction with the other - and --------------—» — Dealing with the fifth column Representative Joe Martin chair- Methodist churches of the Albion- haPl» over the birth of twtn boys Freeport. W. H. Wright; Woodland. sabotage in the United Stale*. man nr th- N.tinn.t RwmhttMM Dansing district and tha cruaade of °n Monday Oct. 2. Tlie little fel- A. R. Kllllof; Banfield. W B. Van mxn of the National Republican #u U)p MelhodUt rhurehw of Mlch. lows have been named Harold and Winkle: Prairieville circuit. C. T. "The Affair* of Martha" Committee and convention keynoter. lpan Thr p^tor. rpv Robert Smith Gerald. They weighed 5’x lbs. and Van Antwerp and J. C. Choro; starring Marsha Hunt. Rlrhard Carbon, Marjorie Main submitted his speech in advance, of the Banfield-Dowling churches ! 7 lha- Daddy had to buy a new hat Nashville. J W. McAllister. An amusing comedy of small town this request wa* neither unreason- will nsrist during the series from | in celebration of the event, . Dick Doyle has purchased Ed Master's house and lot nnd will scandal, the story of a housemaid thc genera) theme. "Pacing life ■ --------able nor-unusual. with Christ." A Junior choir with 3°rJ., , .A ° ' move thc house away and convert who Writes books nnd a gossip col­ But Smith refused and in view of Mra. Andn .w Freemlre and Mrs. Andrew rj”’ 3- , *• ... , , 1 the lot into a lawn, which will add umnist with a hot. tip. The need for a n?w high school greatly to lhe attractions of” his George Montgomery. the trend of his Bunday evening Walter Stanton to direct the slng‘ Ann ROlhrrford in is evident. The present building is beautiful home bro^dcast. it probably wouldn't Ina and special music “Orchestra Wive*" have made much difference whethGrace Conklin who U at the packed to capacity—in assembly ' The president of thc United — home of her sister. Mr* Roger Dav- the students crowd throe In a seal States nnd the governor of ..this • With Glenn Miller and his band ,r h. n. ,<vm . Ire. hy>d .«h jpm[ gureUy and even then more than 50 have state have proclaimed Oct. 21 as a and an all-star cast it tblls the storv to find seats elsewhere in the build­ । national holiday nnd ask that all of u ladv hepcat who marries Ute unlimited time or turned down ab- Mr nnd Mri. George Conklin. "trumpet" in Glenn Miller's band. Mlutely. Hie Mr. and Mrs Floyd Randall ing. business places be closed and nil The United Brethren conference labor be suspended. Four hundred "King Kong" starring * • • „ ; home has been wired and approved It seems evident now—as many by the Consumers Power company returned Rev. Ballou to the Has­ years ago on that day, Columbus Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot A story of the impossible, of n suspected at the time—that Smith s »nd the third wire Installed last tings charge. stepped upon the New World prehistoric ape. u skyscraper giant, Joltn Scobey's horse, hitched on "’"IL"’ ’ r"! “’,'7 "“"S" captured by n puny man and then requiring it The Randall's former Court street east of Jefferson broke running amuck in the heart of New Medicos Must Be Wrong a subsequent broadcast No mat- home jJome was purchased purchased by by the the GovGov- loose Tuesday afternoon ran to thc Physician* contend that enthusias­ York City. ter what happened he would haye emment for Fort Custer extension । 1city lot back of Huffman's store Mr. nnd‘ Mrs. Sanford‘ Thomas and jumped clear over Burwell tic eaters Just dig their grave* with "Wake Island" starring been presented with the opportun-, “ 1 nnd son Floyd and daughter Izora Scudder's buggy, piling one buggy their teeth—still the marquis of Brian Donlery, MacDonald Ity to ring in thc persecution angle. Qucensbury always ate two break­ Carry, Robert Preston of near Marshall were callers Sun­ on top of tlie other. With belching cannon*, the shriek Mr and Mr*. H F. Zcrbel of fasts. with a half hour intermission. Without a doubt he would have day of their cousin. Hugh Case and Shultz have moved into the city. And two luncheons and had hl* regu- of diving planes, the roar of anti• delivered a diatribe against Repub­ wife. aircraft and the staccato hammer1002 Broadway, to permit their Silo filling was in progress last ing of mndhlne guns the story of lican leadership (which, admittedly, children to attend' school. night and 3 a. m. And he lived to our heroic marines al Wake Island. has had plenty of shortcomings i. No John Karcher has sold hi* farm Mra. Charles Johnson left Friday be 85 years old. matter what might have developed. for Grayling to spend sometime vis­ at Remus and will move to Free­ port Nov. 1. . Death by Gas Smith would have had a perfect iting nt the home of the Rev. and Marriage Ceremony in Bible In a Western city there is a sign background for one of hl* typical Mrs Barnes nt Orayling. former 40 YEARS AGO friends, where they were located at which read*: ’'167 perton* died here Oct 2. 1002 “They're-agin-me-but-I'm-for-you~ Fredrtckaburg where they were en­ tn the Bible, with the permanency Inst year from gas—it inhaled it. 9 , Cassius L. Glasgow of Nashville , rabble rousing orations. With an en­ gaged in missionary work. - - - -• office ... nf M the marriage relation described put a lighted mulch to It, and 147 The young peoples group of the 1 was nominated for the thusiastic reception, for example, he stepped on it” State Senator by the Republicans , In Matthew XIX. Briggs community held their Sep1 might have said that. "Although the tember social meeting at the home rank and file of the Republicans arc of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Jones . with me. the 'big shots' with special on Saturday evening. interests at stake fear me and op­ Mr and Mrs. Ben Conklin were pose me;" or. with a hostile recep­ guests on Sunday at the home of tion. that. •'Btupld Republican lead­ their son. Dale Conklin and fam­ ily. honoring them with a roast ership 1* no longer interested In the duck dinner. voice of the ffeoplc'1; and with a po­ Mr and Mrs Nesbit spent the lite but undemonstrative’ reception, weekend in Detroit with a sister that. "Republican*, lulled to sleep who Is ill. Guest* at the Mr and Mrs. Fred by their false leaders, no longer Miller home on Sunday were Mr. sense the will of the people " Smith and Mrs. Guy .Payne and family of could have twisted any incident to Kalamazoo and Mr and Mr* Ho­ bolster hl* "case." So. it reallyjildn’t ward Cole and daughter. AND Mr and Mrs. T R Kline. *on make much difference how his re­ John of Middleville and son Ralph, quest for time wa* handled. and wife of Battle Creek were Sun­ day dinner guests of their daugh­ Many life long Republicans will ter. Mr* Oral Miller and family. agree with Smith that Republican Mrs. Bessie Strickland 'assisted leadership during the past decade Mrs. Rose Miller last week Mr and Mra. William Stanton ha* left much to be desired. How­ spent last week in Charlotte with ever. many are not at all convinced their daughter. Mrs Hattie Moore AND UP . that Smith 1* thc one to do lhe re­ Mrs Edd Hoffman of near Dowbuilding. Ung apent Friday with\her mother. 'Mrs. Jay Cole. Dr Nicholson,.the veterinary of Smith *akj Sunday evening, for example, that he wa* bitterly op­ Bellevue, was In thi* locality Fri­ day to give the vaccine serum for posed to lhe bureaucracy and tyran­ eneepholomyleti* to horses not a* ny of the New Deal. Yet. in spite of i yet attacked Several have been such professed sentiment*, one can­ lost the past week. not forget that Smith was an ardent Scatter Rugs admirer and follower of lhe late Tutted scatter rug* whb a luxuri­ Huey Long who built up one of the ous deep pile are ea*y and quick most corrupt and dictatorial politi­ to make and very mexpcmiva For cal machine thi* country hat ever th'e backing, gat cra*h duck warp­ Seen—a machine which violated cloth or plain burlap. Colored every concept of Democratic rule. worsted rug yarn and a neutral col­ Long was almost a* complete a dic­ ored colton thread will complete your material*. Your equipment is' tator In. hl* own state a* Hitler is simply your sewing machine-with in Germany. Why 1* It then that the handicraft • guide attachmftit.’ Smith can accept the Long brand Draw lhe de*ign in colored crayon* Good Selection. Styles of bureaucracy and tyranny and yet ■matching yarn* to be u*ed and leave ond Materials. Popular be sincere in hl* opposition to the three-inch margin. New Deal brand? prices and Sizes. Rubber Latex Imports Double The race for U. 8 senator prom­ Imports of rubber latex last year ises to be an interesting one. Both were more than double the 1938 to­ candidates are strictly high grade tal, principally because of the in­ individuals and it is improbable that creasing use of latex in die making of cushioning materiaL according to either one will stoop to mean or pet­ 104 East State Street Industrial and Engineering Chemis­ Phone 2132 ty personalities Yet. it appear* that try. A total of 81,000.000 pounds was Brown and Ferguson can develop imported in 1939. resolutions committee FOR RESULTS! In Barry County, evtry week there are ahHoancements to be made, notices to be polled, merthandlsa to be sold and fobs to be filled. And there are always people interebted in ectlnf upon this information. Put your Backward Glances ““ Bits of Yesterday residence of their son. George Loo- AT THE THEATRES _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ EMPLOYMENT Do you need a job? Do you need an employee? Use the clearing house of information ... the Hastings Banner classified section to make your needs known ■ ....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FINANCES The mon who has money to lend advertises to that effect in the Hastings Bonner classified section! If you need a loan, look through these columns. ' —-.... W If your car needs servicing, or if you need a used , j .-BARTER & EXCHANGE ' j 1 You don’t necessarily have to "pay” for what you buy . . . trade something you don't need for it! Put your offer in the classifieds ond watch the results! D$3B Merchandise for sale? Don’t wait for the world to come to your door. Tell people about it the econom­ ical way . . . through the classifieds. -—-RENTALS If you vront to rent a house or apartment, tell the world about it in the classifieds. If you're looking for new quarters, read the classifieds. —- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - REALESTATE Selling or renting property is a difficult task if you hove to depend upon personal contacts! Use the easy, efficient classifieds. * 1095 SUITS . . .­ REVERSIBLES 1995 X nA ,p- Bonnet & Gown Shop i -^..ANNOUNCEMENTS Wont to tell the world about something? The Has­ tings Banner classified section will carry .your mes­ sage and deliver it promptly. DRESS COATS To 69.95 ------v...LEGAL NOTICES Don't post a notice on your door and hope that oil will see it. Our low rotes enable you to know that everyone wjlj s^e it if it's in a classified. ——AUTOMOBILES CAMELS 875 LOST & FOUND cor. read the classifieds. You'll find a comprehen­ sive listing of cars ond services. COATS POLOS ‘ It isn’t necessary to call everyone in town if you've lost something t . . for a few cents you con reach everyone through the classifieds. COATS z / COAIS FARM MARKET PLACE If you have produce to sell, put on ad in the Bonner to that effect. You’ll find dozens of people who are anxious to buy what you have to sell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BUSINESS LISTINGS w. Don’t dream about that new scheme you had in mind . . . put it in block and white. The classifieds will help you get it started. . . . . . . . . . —BUSINESS SERVICES Do you have a service to offer to the business world? Sell your services through a direct, low-cost classi­ fied od in the Hastings Banner. • Read All the Ads in The Banner for Real Opportunities The Hastings Banner �HA8TING8 RANNIR, TRVR4DAY, OCTOBER 1, 1M2. COMMUNITY NOTICES!v F w-NIWS 3kS n. w. .. o. . o. u» o.,^ ’ Methodist church will meet at lhe home of Mra. Rtissell Mott on Wed­ an aeroplane Is only about 50 per1 *r- Mn Me,T,n SfnHh |lnt tM month of a nesday afternoon. Oct. 7 Instead ot eent of lhe membership. Thia U la1 The next meeting will be at thc meeting-at lhe home of Rev. and help our /tying cadeta have an aero- home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wat- Bauman, Berton Bo weld. Ray Clemens Mrs. D W Robinson as scheduled. plane given by the V. P. W. It Is kins. Mrs Molt. Mrs. Ross Pierce and Mrs. hoped those of our Comrades wlto Cartton Farm Bureau Groop Maurice Garrett will prepare the have not given a dollar for this The Carlton Farm Bureau group program. cause will send one to our quarter-, was held at the home of Mr. ana The Mllo-Cresaey Home Literary ------ ------- ----------------- - — ------ „•—, Mrs &b on 1B Club will be entertained by Mr?. Hu­ post as 100 per cent behind this The following officers were elected: bert pettengUi and Mr* Edith Jack­ drive. Discussion leader. Boy Erb; Secy., son at live home of the former on The Annual Pow Wow will be held Mildred Lydy; chairman, Lyle Lydy; Alien lender. 73, Of 520 E. Wal­ Thuraday. Oct g Roll cali-Bopth in .lureay IM In Usnxlng on on o Saturday and Bun Bun-. vice-chairman, Lee Burguess: recre­ American new*. There will be music ldMy n H.v rv.1 10 tn tt A11 .n otfJe(B'rj| ot ation leader, Wanjla BurgueM; song nut St., had an experience last and a speaker. i our post are expected to Attend If leader. Alice Brodbedt; tatfiutt ftiah. Thursday that hell ngyer forget and Benvtn stadel; publicity, Dorothy one that he doesn't care to ”The \larvirat Festival will be held Erb. The next meeting trill be held repeated. , q nt the Doud Corner* schoolhouse the ‘’1’2, TLT1” b U ’ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. carl Driving to Middleville. Mr. Pend-' evening of October 8. There will be: Ab®" w. Brodbeck. a speaker from Gull lake. All ,^.^1.^ Banfield Community Farm Bureau er approached a railroad crosstug welcome; come and enjoy a good,Mth of off1cc »t ^meeting, tonight..I The Banfleld Farm Bureau was on a north and south road near Irving He say* he looked but "Bld I entertained Sept. 9 at lhe home of U,nC j FARM BUREAU NEWS IMr. and Mrs. Harry Babcock, of 1not see nor did he hear a train Rutland I South Hastings Farm But suddenly the ' Baltimore with an attendance of 32. 1approaching. The Rutland Cemetery Circle will ’ Bureau Group The'following, officers were elected meet with Mrs Artlmr Hathaway I Thd South Hastings community for tlie coming' year; Chairman. 1a fast passenger train. Thc fend­ Wednesday P. M. Oct. 7. | group met ut thc home of Mr. and George Wertman; rice-chairman. 1ers. bumper and radiator were com­ pletely sheared from his car. the •Mrs. Frank Ferris Monday evening. Orin Johnson: Secy-trees. Emma I Carlton Center ■Sept. 21. Tills group is part of what Hobbs; discussion leader, Florence jrest of the vehicle being unmoved Carlton Center Extension Group , was the Hastings Community group. Babcock; recreation leader. Miss from Its track. > will meet Oct, 7th for thc flrat les­ Several new families Joined the Morgan. • Had Mr. Pender been driving a son on "Nipping Food Bills.” Every­ group. Others will be welcome. i The group pledged their full gup- very little faster so that hl* car one Is Invited. Russel Whittemore called the r port —. In obtaining their share of thc Ihad been one foot nearer thc track First Aid classes will begin Thura, meeting to order and announced the county quota of new members. They when It was struck, the story would rubjccts to be discussed at each apjtolntrd Mrs. Emma Hobbs to act have been much different and no Center Grange hall. meeting for the ensuing year. Thc as their roll call chairman. Eleven doubt someone other than tJLr. following officers were elected: teams volunteered thfjr services Pender would have had to tell ItBunnell Chicken supper at Bunnell church Oct 8. Adults 50c—Adv. An Experience He Doesn’t Care To Repeat I Cloverdale Thc P T. A. will .be held nt the Townhull Friday evening, Oct. 2,1 A jwt luck supper is being planned. | Each family bring at leal one hot1 dish nnd sandwiches.. Election of■ officers. Everyone urged to attend.> Martin Corners Preaching service nt the Martin | church Sunday Oct 11 will be at 10:30 followed by Sunday school Rally will be observed that day nt Sunday school, with appropriate' Rally Day exercises, and n pot luck ! i dinner nt noon, followed by n ser- ! mon bv Mbs Rulison nt 2 o'clock. [ All are cordially Invited to attend ' nil these sei vice*. ^BATTERIES REDUCED GUARANTIED 24 MONTHS WARDS KWK 5TAJTT45 hoovy d*y plates provide plenty of power for Over* battery GUARANTEED 30 MONTHS WINTER KING LONG TYPE ... 51 heavy duty plates... 110 ampere hour cape­ city. Wood ond glan uuuiaticn. Get yoara battery GUARANTEED 11 MONTHS MONT COMMANDER... 39standardsiuplatos, 8° omp' **’ coP°«»y- f°r ‘In1 b«g and 9x12 HEAVYWEIGHT WARDOLEUM RUGS with old fighting servicq only, except in wider battery climates, Save at Wards! GUARANTEED 30 MONTHS WINTER KING ... 45 heavy duty ptaHl lifer 100 amp. hr. capacity. For hard Don't forget the Community Club . IhLs week Friday night. Il will b<the annual chicken supper. but U ‘ not for the benefit of the Red Cross ns 1ms been- mistakenly reported j A variety of fresh colors and patterns for every room In your home. ’ ORGANIZATIONS The Leo A Miller Auxiliary of the ! V F. W. will meet Thursday eve- | nlng, Oct. 1 at the Veteran hall. I All mcmbcrB are urged to be present, j Lunch will be served. Emmanuel Guild will have a pot 1 luck luncheon nt Parish House. Wed- | nesday, Oct. 7. at 1 o'clock. Pennock Hospital Kitchen Guild i will meet with Mrs. Harold Downs, 702 E. Clinton. Tuesday evening." October B Members please bring a hand towel Thc openlni: meeting of the Worn- I rn’.s club will he a one o’clock lunch- j eon nt the Parish House Friday.'■ October 2. Mrs. Karl P. Katren- : merer of Hillsdale will be guest speaker. Club members may bring [ guests. COMPARE UP TO 6.95 COMPARE THE QUALITY I COMPARE THE VALUE! Tlie regular meeting of the Worn- I rn of thc Moom- will be held Friday j evening Get. 2. at 8 o'clock at thc Moose Hall. You’ll find just what you want in our huge assortment of florals, leaves, tex-1 ORGANIZATIONS • Hospital Guild No. 14 will meet. colorful patterns. tures and tiles in a brilliant array of 6x9 33.19 7'.x9 $3-98 CAMP FIRE NEWS The new Hastings Camp Fire' Guardians met with Mrs. Norbert SciKJwnlter Monday afternoon to plan their opening meeting. Thc new Camp Fire Horizon Club qwt with MrtL O- E- Goodyear Wcdne*zlay evening to plan their organIdallon and social meetings for-the coming year. ‘ Sunlight for Vegetables " Vegetable seed* should be planted in rows running north and south. This give* the plant* all the sun­ light [Wjjible. .Brasil, largest country of South America, has 2,103.110,000 acres of land, much of it jungle. sq.so w up WARDS COMMAWDIR OIL OR REMl-GLOSS ENAMEL ATA LOW SALS MICE! — <• « - • >-* Whether you want the soft luster of Semi-Gloss or the br'illfance of Gloss, use Wards Super Enamel! In coverage, wear, resistance-to- 9x18Ji 8545 home of Mrs. John Eddy, 409 S Cass, for a carry-ln dinner. All: members arc urged to be present. I t POMONA GRANGE Pomona Grange will meet at । Glass Creek Grange Hall, Oct. 7. | at 8:30 p. tn. Program h planned. Potluck luncli> | SUPER ONE-COAT GLOSS fading, It proved belter than any paint tested against H. Gallon cons also reduced to 3.57. . ONE-COAT FLAT WALL REDUCED... You won't find a better flat COVER WALL TO WALL wall paint anywhere, regardless of pricelie Qt • • Heavyweigh! Wardoltum Yard Goods 2.67 Gal. Commander I* apl a reclaimed o9.;. H’S a poke; Wtjxfree, Usricant ■mode to give you realty good moNr protection ut tow cortf Con■tnander will lubricate your engine at well at nolionoBy advertised ’oil selling In some Stations for as fhuth as 20c a quart. Bring your ' confoiners... stock up for the secsod Ped. tax liiduded.^ In B-quart cans reduced hi... ................. « aU » h. w'Mi • Stoinproof HEAVYWEIGHT Til* Patterns Boll HUNTING COAT No matter what you pay you can't1 roofing REDUCED I buy a heavier felt base floor covering! 2.19 Lies flat with out fastening. The hunter’s favorite ot a re­ duced price! All-around drop-' seat gome pocket, bloodpreof MARBLEIZED LINOLEUM ON J* ond Enduring Beauty sleeves... bi-swing back! Army duck cap .... 75c FELT BACK For Subtle Rkhnen ad with colorful ceromk granules ... storm collar hood . . . pivot • (Bolt SALE ASBESTOS MICE CUT ON ROOF COATING HSX SHINGLES! Wide range of mart colon ' 2.88 Colors can't (ado or wear off. Here’s beauty, economy and long wear for floors, table tops, and sink*. Preserve that bodly worn roofl A high quality coating you'd pay It’s easy to keep clean wth a damp cloth or mop. Mounted on felt back. much more for elsewhere. Con­ tains 7% asbestos, 60% asphalt. Bring In your room measurotnenl* t Nexogon Shinglesl TetapeeW as- For fell, metal, tile, concrete roofs and foundations. Ues. Fira-reushritt! Fadeproofl our expert Installation service, too. | to keep up with lhe world USE YOUR CREDIT Any purchases totaling I IO or mora will open a monthly payment atcount. Lee Office Supply SEE THE CATALOGS 118-134 S. JEFFERSON PHONE mi 100 tqwar. U.lJ sands of values not In store stocks. HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THVRSDAY, OCTOBER L 1B4L Un. Robert Owen Ol Onnd Ba- 'an old MquMnlanre. Bryan White. | cot'NTRT CLVB NEWS »AQRSDC ' Winnert at brM<e ““ " v'n 01 JameMoam. John Smith w a The ljrjwr maaon or the Worn- ]Ur* Howard l-roat and Mn « ». have naw been wen asked questions Sunday eahen al ih. to Crtjk- Sunda, dlnnar rent. I *^UUon ot U» HnUnn ! J, (Continued from usge 1. Sec. 1) ■ We ahooi aendlns wodtn, presents pmw»U to men own In m “t."*1 MU. Ol.d,. HwbUn .Utlad her, Country club ™ bwu.ht to a me■ cannot attend. !,houl 1 u rervlce. can get- the restric, Clovcrd4le- Mr sister. Earl Curtis* fi --- You ■ -------------‘““h Mr*. u'‘ *"> Durtu. and r.memtul rnnehuM., at th. Tbrtkr -'"d b> “? ,’Xrt — ehalr,t0T <,uc‘“ lWru “ ““ «»<»»«. content, *nd “r, ^red BndA*2‘ Uy...................... 01 Hasting, lhe put week. W1IXAID BOLTI' opened last Saturday and many of maU|ng deadline and other such of Lukf Odessa. Mr. and Mr*. Ar-­ the nuniods were out hi the wee deUih at the post office but here thur Fulkr *n<1 $on °r Hailing*.' .pent Sunday with Mr and Mr* luncheon table, attractive with bou’ Tfra Ahen Johnson and Mr*. hour* of the morning. Jim Rad- u. another tinMr ,nd Mrl- Ed*»rd °f Grand Lester Stuart and family -----------------------of South duets of garden Rower* and Mich- ; Mr * ford chimed he should have had I p. . ’ | Rapids, Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Lennon Boston I nelma* nelma* daisies dalsle* used used on on the the lounge lounge ! wlll,rd Wlllard omlUT 8mlUT __________ . p.1, of dutk. blit Ihu lhe, “Lft? whrth,, U» UluUa ■ । Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brake and , ublM table*. I SCRAP PILE “ON ITS WAY" too pood “duekw. "Jn nw*t .pprreloie « ,tr ,nd Mr. -CUlr WMrVh .nd famHy spent Sunday with Mr and . Mr*.’ Don Siegel, president, pre- I The pile of scrap metal near tne Mrs. Clare Alderink and family of; i tided at the annual mee tingwhen Grand Rapids Bookcare and Chair “ m" .ppi^rii U,T ‘ , S lensing were Saturday evening | reports were given by the sccretiry. Co. accumulated bv WPA trucks — ' ' Mr and Mr* Ben Crock- Bowne Center. 1*"‘ .r.'r T*" •"» .taSl com. !^d Mix* Eldlene Preston of Grand jj treasurer and chairmen of thc golf during the post few months will JoToLa” pIrl' DAOCDlon o, oon-rMcntlol 1 —' Rapids wu a Saturday evening | and bridge committee*. Mra. RoI probablj be moved sometime Utts The Faith Circle ol the W.8.C3. the benke ot Fl., rteer. Mr. Sir- mduetrlm to war produetkn bare .were- entertained at supper gurat of Mr. and Mr*. Cecil । man Feldpausch. Mr*. W. M. Steb- i week, according to word received lb’ Rtate*. I would rather have )eft Utile on which a visitor can Df Woodland . | bin* nnd Mra. Philo Sheldon were 1 a|enn Wotring. This metal L< part homeM-tiini** of Mr* Keith Durkee ChmJnnw nn,W*h t । •? . , spend his motley. Such »lmpla.,[the S^*d^"c Mr. and Mn. Charles Bobbin* elected to three-year term* a* mem-! of n "bank." collected through enBob Kelly, who Is in East t*n-|mings ax matches or a lighter ihe1*1^1_________ L. of Ionia entertained Sunday Mr. ber* of the executive committee. I operation of Federal agcncie*. which shig at an air pilot training school. • e-an get lhe fluid over there., or a , — —---------- ------------------— , Mrs. David French, golf chair- 'u nil being moved to reclaim cenclaims that he has a solution for •|1|»ttck for a hostess who has en-JFLEABANT VALLFF nac. and Mr. and Mra Emery man. announced the following win- ■ ters according to an orderly plan. . the rubber alhorUge He .tales that terUlned him would doubtless tx 1 Mr. and Mra Lee Osbom re- K(mw Kime .nrt and HenUh Beulah .tor.b ilocali In tn hnnnr honor ne„ nf evenU- junp rtngFr. Mr*. : ------------------ *** -------if they could utilize the bounce that apprecti' ‘ ' turned home Saturday from a week * of Mr. Clark's B3rd birthday. Ray Plnnle; July ringer. Mr*. Ed.. DEATH OF FORMER he get* when he land* a plane that ’ •­ , on the other hand. It s vtalt with Mr. and Mr*. Milton Os- , The W. M. A met with Mrs. van Ponerlne: August ringer. Mrs. CLOVERDALE MAN the worries’of a rubber shortage In . story. He can buy every ■ born of Marshall. I Annis Strong of Pinhook. Thun- Ray Branch: September ringer. MU* Henry Ryan, aged 73. died on would be over Lx needs there—and cheap- 1 Harold Jackson of Lake Odessa .d»>’ They will meet with Mn. Ila Marjorie Herrick: player showing I Tuesday nt hl* home. 514 E Green Bing Crosby wa* in Grand Raj There 1* an abundance of things spent the weekend with hi* grand- Hooper. Thursday. Oct. Blh. Every- greatest imnrovement In ringer St. Hl* former home was in Clot­ Legumes Feed Com --------- --------- to be bought in Australia, too. So parents. Mr and Mrs. Cecil Pres- one welcome. score. Mrs E. A. Frandsen: winner • crdale, where hr had been n resi----------1 nf Julv handtean. Mr* Branch with I dent moxt of ills life. Mr. Ryan For 27 years Kansas’Experiment Station grew com every year On. Iiibitlon match with' several golf to vlt her- place a money order would ton. Smallest Deer • Claude- Scott of Lowell spent Mrs. Van Poperlne. runner-up. anrl'Pas n member of the St R»>r one piece of ground—and on a piece alongside they grew ram every other 'Tatars and 3A00 peirple followed the solve the problem nicely. plavMx.—Among them wa* Dor. There's not much that a man can Saturday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer , year and wheat and alfalfa in between. Sketch shows the difference in The smallest deer In the world ii elub champion. Mr* Brunch, and ! church nnd of lhe Hqly Name *oFL»her who "snuck" up beside Bing do with more than his pay In rScott. -----yield of com from'1/10 acre. Average production with corn after torn Icietv. Surviving is a niece. Mix* the mou»e deer ot Indo-China. It mnnrr-up. Mr*. Van Pnnerlntt. was about 17 bu. per acre—and it jumped to an average of l» bu. per acre ■ on one of thc fairway* and “blng" Ahica.-So there again n. «uttabltMr*. Earl Coleman, brldee chatr- | Katherine Cagney, who hnd lived Mra. Mabel Van AlUburg of weigh* only about tour ikjuikIi. with lhe legume roution. —Bettv had their picture Don says [gill Is the thing. Some Mildl’-t* *tn- iGrand Rapid* spent Friday with man. presented prize* to the hold- with him for many years. Requiem , he wilt autograph copies of the pic- Honed there have expressed a wish ;Mr and Mrs. John F Brake. In era of the three highest scores for'mass- wa* held at the St Wise ture for one dollar each. It's pos- for a really good pair of field glasses, ilhe afternoon Mra Brake accom­ Water Ahead Of Milk For Calves the reason; Mr*. R E Walt, first: church on Friday nt ten «/ '*«■ One American newsreel i* shown Mra. Roman Feldpausch. second! Father John V. Dillon officiating ’the boys In Iceland and Green; ।panied her to Hastings. One large Jersey breeder in central Iowa has entirely done aw ay with , slide that hl* brother Dwight might ha»e been able to get a higher land probably would like candy­ A Saturday evening supper guest in over SOO Latin-American theater- and Mrs. Clayton Brandstetter.' Interment in Mount Calvary <Yine‘ simple *cour» in hi* calve* by giving each calf '* gallon of lukewarm price for his autograph a* by vlr- or maybe thc feeling of pra>peron* <of Mr. and Mra. John F. Brake was each month. third. water to drink before feeding milk. Giving the water after the milk did Hie of a par 72. he won the Has- comfort that conies from several not do the business. tliiR* Country Club championship . extra sleeveless sweaters. for lhe year. ! Next week our prosecuting alter"Egg Whites” From Soybeans In closing this, my part of the ney. Laurence Barnett, will pen Scientist* at California Experiment Station have succeeded in creat­ Home Front letters. I do wish to some lines to you. in fact, he may ing a substitute for egg whites from soybeans which I* reported to be emphasize that the Red Crass i* I even go poetic for you too because thoroughly saliMactory for baking purposes. ThF new product la a pale for your benefit and you should I he is a past muster nt this form of yellow powder that foam* to fourteen times it* volume when mixed with take advantage of tlie services of- literary art. fered by this great and fine orTaps for this time. ganlzatlon. ' Zolly Coffer. How To Use Chlorine Wherever you are, may God be .---------------- ----------------------with you. HAKM-.M ht-IIOOL Kansas Experiment Station report* thatchlurine has-liltle value a* Mr* Roj- O. Hubbard. .| .Mr and Mrs. Herbert Johnston a germicide for milk utensil* units* it is properly used. For chlorine to Pin A r,,rt,l^ and EHL* made n triptnto Xt, Mt. Din.,.. Pieasbe effective, the treated surfaces must be thoroughly clean and the water j Chairman. Barry County Chapter, Iinrl must not be hot—because heat rapid!/ weakens chlorine. The strength American Red Crass. . ant **■•-*-Filcjuy •to attend the --------funeralof a chlorine rinse should be maintained at 50 part* per million for a i Many nmnr* and addresses of of Mr. Johnstons brother-in-law, 60-*econd rinse—and twice that strength for • snorter rinse period. boys have been rent in. .so will the' Mr. Geo. Reed. rest of you (boys and ixirenU both! Sunday visitors and callers at thc Bone Meal'For Dairy Cows send us your names so that our Herbert Johnston home were: Mr. ILst will be complete. nnd Mrs. F. W. Holmes, Mr*. R. The principal ingredients of bone incal are lime and phosphorus, and One writer suggested that we V. Birdsall of Grand Rapid.*. Mr. the dairy,cow needs large quantities of these material* for the production of milk and the development of h*r unborn calf and her own body mainte­ । print the birthdays of the boy* nnd Mrs. L E Holmes of Wood­ nance. However, except in cases of exceedingly high producer* or rough­ । as they come each month so that land nnd Lieut ’ Robert Drake. I 1 anyone can remember them with who has been spending a few days I age that is very low in these two element*. Pennsylvania Experiment Sta­ tion ha* not found that it pays l<» feed bone meal to dairy cows—even ■ a card or gift. Well do this if you with his parents. Mr. and Mra. Earl will send tn the Information. So Drake of Hastings. Robert left for when producing as much a* 12,000 lb*, of 4% milk. buy yourself n service mans •'date'' :Fort Monmouth. N. J . Monday. FULL CREAM „„ Milk, -"J book and here's your first "dale"— | Helen Ret.*or. who teaches at [ Necro in Pigs ' Mecosta. L* home for a vacation . I Ensign H. A. Kelley thing b“' ’ k ‘ o.d they If your nigs refuse food—lie huddled in a corner—kr.d show diar­ ; while lhe school is closed during 542 McFarland Road . ■' ‘h(““hX ,'“h d"“' rhoea of a yellowish color with an offensive odor and poisibly blood—look [ 'the potato digging season. . Norfolk. Virglnta . out for necro. Present indication* nre that thi* disease is primarily they k>ok tor tncy Hugiis -birthday Is Oct 3lgL-*he Ellla Johnston tMsiti-d Eilljt \Msiti-d at the caused by deficient diet, a* a good many severe cases do not show the A R£AL TREAT . . . DELICATELY FLAVORED was bom on Hallowe'eni He writes [Drake home south of Hastings typical necro germs. Checking the trouble and correcting thc diet is a ,edl that sometimes Hie Banner has Sunday. ' job for your veterinarian. The disease in it* germ form is frequently «»■* *“•. . m.; Mra. Joe Crockford L« visiting her i introduced on the farm by the purchase of infected animal* or visitor* , been delayed in reaching him but LB. home news is so goodto hear, he daughter and . husband, Mr from infected farms. On th. Hom. Front Farming Facts Worfh Knowing GET ALL YOUR THEY’RE CHOCK DAIRY PRODUCTS full of every dairy item imaginable:. . ■ finer fresherfoods AT FLAVOR PEAK' at A&P at a Savings Too! 40 fbcffjeAent Kindi of Gheeiei! REAL‘SAVINGS- C— «"k ' • • MICHIGAN MADE . . . FULL FLAVORED Killing Squash Pests IT’S LIKE VISITING New'York Experiment Station report* that the two main squash insect pests can be controlled by the proper use of insecticides. The squash vine borer has to be killed at the egg-laying stage, which is usually the first week of July in that*tate—and a dust containing l'» of rotenone or k spray containing 1 Ib. of 4% rotenone to a gallon of water will do the business. Add ’j lb. of powdered skimmilk to the spray as a spreader and sticker—and dust or spray every h to 7 day* during the critical period. And for *qua»h stink bugs, dust or »pray with a pyrethrum mixture as soon a* you notice the bug* on the vine*. LB. LOAF AiP DAIRY FOOfrS Renovating Strawberries BRANCH DISTRICT Several more ol our boy* have Henry Bld^lman u Mill confined been called for their physical cxto hl* bed. laminations for induction Into thc Ten of* the members of the Jolly ' ‘ " * “ army. E°’fn *5" entertained by Mrs I mi rMlur Ofclomoic Mr. aiu> Mrs. „ Arthur Skidmore Howard Gibson in Hasting* Wed- of wrrt. Sunday visitors of nesday. rMr - and■ -- - Skidmore. Mra. — Emcst Mr. and Mr* Vincent Norton attended the funeral of their cous­ in. Mra. J. T. Loomis, Monday aft- ' tmoon. Mrs. Loom Is passed away i, very suddenly Friday evening at l' many flat*. Altogether six nation*' the home of her son. George Loom- I banner* have at one time or another flown over It Li. In Kalamo township. Cheese j KAHN TAlLVRIhTC W VF-1NI7IANAPVUS will be at our store oh FRIDAY-SATURDAY OCTOBER 2-3 Special Showing of Tine Jail and Winter Here's your opportunity to choose front "suit-size'' sam­ Eggs elevtrk machine □U« HIGHEST SCORE WATERS CLOTHES SHOP "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy” HASTINGS MICH FRESH. MILD MUENSTER CHEESE WISCONSIN BRICK N, Y. SHARP CHEESE SUNNYFIELD BUTTER ill. mint . lORDEN'S LIMBURGER CHEESE ,OZ JA.22c PLAIN Ol PIMENIO PABST-ETT CHEESE 2 35c DOZ. CART. 53c WHIPPING CREAM EAT MORE CHEESE FROM For GOOD HEALTH. CHOCOLATE MILK FRESH ORANGE For MUSCLE. For ENERGY DURKEE' GOOD LUCK MARGARINE MARGARINE HU I LIT MARGARINE PARKAY JEWEL SHORTENING U 23c IUREGOOD OUO 2 CART. 31c MARGARINE 22c MARGARINE HIT FOODS HUCOA OLEO 25c A COMPUTE STOCK OF DAIRY PRODUCTS AT LOW F SIX DAYS A WIIK l., 11C 15c y.« 20c QT. 14c QT 10c 9’ COFFEE CREAM 52c DOZ- CART. 48c OU* REST—GRADE A SUNNYBROOK EGGS AMERICAN CHEESE V1U „s 22c CHATEAU CLEESE '/i-n. ffg. 24c RORDEN $ CREAM CIIEUE WEJ-CUT goz.'kg. 17c ROKA CHEESE ■ 4OZ KG. 22c lOlDEN’J rLAin Ol RILiCTO FRESH MILK i. 49c MEDIUM SIZE-GRADI I CRESTVIEW EGGS 44' Fresher Milk and Cream From Nearby Dairy Farms Butter and Eggs From the Nation’s Finest Dairylands ROLL BUTTER HE IS HERE; IMMEDIATE OR FUTURE DELIVERY. — 30c BORDEN'S CHEESE ’/j-LB. PKG. 26c BABY GOUDAS CHEESE ITALIAN WISCONSIN 38c GRATED CHEESE j oz. 20c CHEDDAR CHEESE GOOD QUALITY , 34c LIEDERKRANZ CHEESE 24c LONGHORN CHEESE UNK CHEESE j.pz. 28c DOMESTIC CHEESE , 30c SPICE CHEESE FOR QUICK HEAR1 • FOR SNACKS CHEDDAR CHEESE BOZ. PKG. 21c SUVIRIROOK New owner. No By bidding. Everything Goei. KRAFT^S PHILADELPHIA VEIA SHA«r INDIVIDUAL look when tailored. Every new color, pattern, and weave— hundreds to select from. . character. . . TASTY, TANGY accurate idea of how they will Whether you are hard or easy to fit, you will enjoy the serv­ ices of aa expert, assuring perfect cloches styled with in­ LB. RICH. TASTY CHIEF BRAND . . . 5-POUND LOAF ples—large enough to give an dividuality and fine custom DEWEY KEED, Mgr. Milk Cream front the at 127 So. Jefferson Street. Saturday October 3. Time one o'clock. Sewing EVERY ASP SELF-SERVICE HAS A COMPLETE STOCK OF DAIRY FOODS MR. H. LIVINGSTONE SALE OF ACE-HI REST A C^1D Drophead Butter Tailoring Expert Coming Suitings Ji topcoatings Jdade-to-Order Hog dag^ machine. Fan. 19 Stobls a MEL-O-BIT . . . AMERICAN OR BRICK SOFT. CREAMY Crossbred Hens Please Kansas West Virginia Experiment Station recommend* renovating straw­ berry beds immediately after the picking season is over—in order to gel a second good year cut of the bed before it is plowed under. The recom­ mended process is (1) remove the mulch; (2) narrow the row* to 6 or I , inches by plowing under the edges; (3) thin thc plants in the row* to 8 inches apart; <4) top dress thc plant.* with 400 lbs. or more of comnlcti fertiliser containing nitrogen; (&) cultivate and hoe as with a new plant­ ing. With a normal season and good weed control you should ha\-e good matted rows by thc first part of September and the yield thc second bear­ ing year should equal that of the first year. For home garden patches, this process is frequently satisfactory for several year*. LB. modern dairy farm A* a result of experiments in crossing chicken* at Kania* Experi­ ment Station for the pa*t 14 years, *o many Kaus** poultry keeper* have adopted the practice that many hatcheries in that state now sell cross­ bred chick*. The chief advantage* in cross-breeding have been greater hardiness—lower brooder mortality—and faster growth. Crossing has not materially reduced adult mortality nor has it increased egg-produc­ tion. The most popular eros* in thc state is Black Australorp* on White Leghorn*. Other popular crosses are White Leghorn* on White Plymouth Rock* and R. I. Reda on Barred Rocks. Care i* taken to use nothing but purebred* for breeding, as chick* from crossbred parent* are not better than mongrels. erslor. store she. circulslini WISCONSIN CHEESE - 34' 40* DOMESTIC SWISS 40! FRANKENMUTH... LOAF CHEESE 46' BLEU CHEESE GOLD-N-RICH CHEESE ■ 44‘ CREAM CHEESE... 2 is 19’ h-Pt 25c rs 17C u 22c <x20c GET IN THE SCRAP WAR SAVINGS STAMPS A&P fOOD $TORIS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1HX | Eialgn Garrett Isham of Chi- Mr. and Mrs. Dan 1-ewb. Mrs. Bowarman, Celia Mix and Sandra Drastic Regulations J cago spent tbe weekend here with O. F. Finstrom and granddaugnter, Burling. • | Mrs. Ilham and other rehtives. Nola Jean Finstrom, and Mbs • • • < Mrs. I Mr. and Mix. Willard Clinton Biddle visited Mr and Mis. ~ 1 Lorenzo Maus entertained A ruling has been made at Wash­ of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra. John Sacuson of Benton Harbor tfte u and I bridge club Wednes­ — ____ • Letaon'of __ ..______ __ were Sun_ . on Wd*) WrlalBV’. Mbs MU. Biddle UMrAU remaining —milrii’L till till day evening at her home on South ington that a school bus used to ' George Vernon Mbs Emily Dipp and MUs.Vlr- I Mr. and Mra. Earl Bumford. Mra. aay or- tn. Rev and Mn Monday night witli her outer. Mra. Market. Eight member* were pres­ transport on athletic team or teams, ent. . ginla Fish both of Precpdri, left Rcva Benson and Mr. and Mra. cilflord Clinton R«mn«nn Swenson. or to transport pupils to attend Tliuraday for Muskogee. Okla., for a .Ward Erway spent Bunday with Mr. athletic contests or games, has for­ Judge and Mrs. A. D.___________ McDonald «_k'. vun -Ith rn Keith Bkulud Mr. Ch.rl- DenhMe khd “d“" “""L "l*"*" ..... _________________ feited its right to obtain new tires Ahd mend el ramp Omber. l«r>U, cl K.lkmAwe. ikwitaSli ‘“cXowti and Frederick “ »•>“•' and Aline «” McDonald from any rationing board. Mbs Agnes Johnson went to Ann I MF. and MH. Nick Jacobson. Mr. were Tuesday and Wednesday L>’nn ^erry and John fsenhath Thursday for pot luck dinner. Arbor Monday where she will atand Mra. Gantt Jacobaon. Mr. ’ and ltU e*te of Mr and Mrs Clair McKee werc ,n ’ Detroit from Thursday tUl the «lMr. narett Mr .nrt .. -------------- *----- -----------—•. — Captain and Mr.* Raymond Ftn- FERRIS—CLOUSE of G d i euc ‘ u ° ‘ M r ana M ri cw ‘ r M c K e *tend Lhe University of Michigan. Mrs. ZyUtra and -eons of Grand | Ur -nr1 p—nu-_ P*"" ’’"’' taking the examination* tv*.. nlc held an informal open house; Tlie ceremony uniting In marriage Silurday Mr ana arid mra. Mrs nay Rav '8 Mr Mr!kMr Pre<1 »l*nl for navy air corps cadet service on Sunday evening fpr their guest.*. Mias Kathryn Clouse, daughter of Mr. and Mra. D. D. Smith wrro Raids’'"and nnu ar. ri ,nd „.llh " d ‘“f Sunday in Detroit the latter part of rer0 the,Hotchkiss and son were Sunday .?.d“y with Mr. and Mr. Guv ° 7 _ A Mra. J. L. Vaicqtlnf attended the Mr. and Mrs Hermon Arold of Ann U. Barry County Garden Council1 Arbor and Mr. and Mrs. William Hastings. route 5, and Howard J. M m buanm ot Un O.nnid. Enfel'r lurry ■_ —.— — .. . Brenlaroiu * Leon “urr -md Guests of. Mr and Mrs Aben _i E.1 j,j Mrr. and and Mm Mra. -jT. J. Brenlarous of of', Mr “J? ““nd n“ Mr «« bccn Brn srasauer and meetini meeting at the home of Mrs. Ar- McKnlght of Wilmette. 11L . fomllv rhlra>n w»r. weekend .w.._ 4Thede of Wayland Wednes-. Johnson over the weekind were Toledo. Ohio, Ohio were were weekend weekend guests guasta r<m,ly nf ot CWc< «° were thur . . . Ferri*. Hastings, route 5. was read Johnson over the weekend were ' .nv'n'nn T* “ * " fh^te^on-In-Law and daughter Mr <* Mrs Duane Miller entertained their oon-ln-law1 and Mr. of of Mn. Mn- Unnle Unnle Davte Davis. G^SurSay On' Sunday 8U“u of of Mr M ' ,nd ,nd Mn Mn'' Prank rrank Ro Ro««- day. day. .at the home of Uw bride's narenta EtaReu ilJSi Mr Mr and Md Mn Mn Wm Wm CLWU «dta-. e" ' and Mrs. Mra. J. J. L. L. Valentino club ior for uewsen. desert and and Mr* Erie von itei* and nrui Htaiird Clawtl and faMr. and Vaicnuno her emu ana card* earn Wed- on Friday evening. Sept. 25 at eight­ and Mra. ErtcjOh Sigurd 'mlly -- ----------^ n iera Mrs. Wednesalay swli^n of Deuo’Reis, V^to^Andrew and Mr. and ?.tas Erb Jani Jannan Mrs Melbume Mouw of Kalama- went to w Middleville Wednesday and nesday afternoon, afternoon. Sept 23. 23. al her thirty o'clock, by the Rev. A. A. il* An^rie. C.l -nd famll/were a£»w«ta ofMn 800 WM 1x00 ‘he « url‘tbe of YU* M1“ grandson. Don Vai-Don , home on home S Hanover. Winner* Wlm at of Mrs wo -11 wlnnJ< of M1M brought wbM»»e their brought their grandson. Vaion S. Hanover. .. nlrt* n hmm'dfherbkthday ,lou*h <”«r the weekend enltae.back with with them them and and Mn. Vai 'pedro * pedro were were Mrs. Mr* Glenn Glenn Kahler. Butterfield of Scotts. Forty guests day ' ।Rotuh weekend. cntlnejlack Mr*. Vat Robert Shultz, who U In training 01 D’\‘na >' I Mr and Mn. Roland Valentine cntlne and Don spent lhe balance , Mr* Miller and Mr* Ted Zugfer An improvised arch of autumn al Great Lake* Ill. vblted ib parMr «jd Mrs Prank E., Hcmey spent Sunday tn Ann Arbor and Of tbe *rek irt Y|»ilanti vbitlng !Door prize was y>n by Mra. Rustell ent*. Mr. and Mn. Ira Shultz, over entertained the R. O. Crowley fa- Ypsilanti vbiUng friend* and rel- m/'and Mra. O. F. Ableson and Zerbel. Mra. Zi*1er will entertain branches and baskete of aster* and dahlia* formed thc background for the weekend. c^sbv ’*wSEbu?Jdm Timda? “U'r“ bon * ,,tbcr- Arttour Valentine. the club on Wed, Oct. 7. at her the service. Preceding Uie wedding Kennetli Johncock went to KalaV*ck*b»** on Sunday. Mr and Mra Ralph Kerr-drove to Mr. and Mr*. Bert Webb attendhome on W. Grand St. •mlrove to .. Mrs. Melvin Smith, pianist, and Mrs. nuuoo on Sunday for induction in- ■ L^.1Ulter remalnln* ,or • ,ew days Morrbonvllle, III, last Monday , ... Monday toed to ed the the wedding wedding ot of Miss Mis* Ladean Ladean Wr Kerr's Wx-v-. Jackson • ___ __ to the Army Air Corps. On Mon- , Yw‘’attend lhe funeral of Mr. nnd1 Robert Gifford *t II „ "ednejday evening the Bureau of Gerald Smith, violinist, played “O Promise Mt' and thc 'Wedding day he was transferred to Fart Mr. and Mrs. William Fox of Kaifather.^reluming Friday evening the Presbyterian Presbyterian church church in in BatBatAid gave a farewell dinner —-----------------------.-------, ---------g. the Custar. । amazoo. spent the weekend with IE?”? ,,1r •*?' Margaret Storknn at March." rlth' Charles Roberta Roberts called on Mr. tie tic Creek Sunday. ...J m,.. k . Kerr mvuu-y. Dr. and Mrs David WAstrand U'elr P“renta. Mr *n'l Mrx Harley Mra. r* C. n A. Monday. < Dr. and... Mr*. ......... D. D. Walton werei were. I th J, ®. ,. ,wme ’“T* of °J_ Mra *£?' Beatrice I^ea!rlc<' Fisher fisher .—.!_« .c, and w. |"Dn'«nd MraTb. For her wedding, the bride wg» .tollowing tne the group ot Archie ।i Harold Harold Dunning Dunning of of Whiting, Whiting. 1Ind. Grand Rapids vUltors on Thurs-••Foltowlr.W the dinner lhe of attired in an embossed satin gown. Milwaukee were were guest* of Mr. Mr B,,d Mr und Mr* Archie off Milwaukee gue&ta of eight attended the the Passion Play Play at at fashioned princess style, with long ■ mini nf r a Kerr ihi< j_.. I| eight .'i*________________________________ and Mra. Richard Grooa over the Reickord (the Civic. Auditorium in Grand sleeves, a tight bodice with sweet­ Mr. and Mrs. Mrx Bauer of DeMr an<1 Urs Robgrt O'Brien and weekend. Rapids A gift was presented to heart neckline, and a full *kirt. ' troit spent the weekend with Mr daughters. Nancy and Bonny, have Mr. and Mrs. William McKnlght ', Mr*. Storkau. Tiwe attending Completing her costume was the and Mra W. O. Bauer. returned to Michigan after having of Wilmette, III., were here over ।I Mra. ’Lucile Cappon was a recent m“dp their home t:> California for I were Mr* Helen Nebon. Supervbor. shouldrr length veil and her bou­ the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs.1 I Mrs. Beatrice Fisher. Mrs. Margaret quet ot white roses and carnations. visitor at the Moody Bible institute. lh« P«l y«*r Tliey are slaying Joseph McKnlght and Capt. and Chicago , for ‘he time c being . •'Storkan. Mrs. Grace Gorham. Mb.* Mr. Clouse gave his daughter in at the Mr. homeand of I On Saturday evening Mrs. Raymond Finnie. ^dT’r B Hark new* and Mrs 'jMrs O'Brien's parents. w.. i Mr. and ' Virginia Conrad. Mlv. Betty Swift. marriage. Hollo Clemer. who is in the “f H^tmi^were Sundiy Mrs. Clarence Baker. ------- entertained , ML** Nonna Michael nnd Mbs Betty Mrs. Archie Reickord ML*s Lois Clouse assisted her slsN“' v- statlonen at Rhode Island KUPSt* in the Judge R. R. McPeek | Included among the local hunt­ with a dinner party in honor of Mr. Sigler. ter as maid of honor and licr dress left Monday after spending a weeks home —CharlotteR-T er* w,’° ,he <*“«* season and •“ “nnl’X””. TX'‘X' I" was a rose tafteta. Her flowers were rose* and dahlias. Frederick .'I'l'.n™ 2? « * Aflraunl- -nd d»u«h. I”" OW n.urr. Km- dln> being present Following dinner ™ d " y ln w h„„" r "11“'"..!!? IS?-.___ _ .v »r. ML- ZabelM. .prr.1 UM In d-u !»»■ honor nf of her daughter. Clouse of Detroit, the bride's brochn"r,v in hn,,nr Mrs. Mary Snyder attended the Chicago visiting relatives. While -OrojEe Bauer of LanA ng was also bridge was played with honor. go-|party r Mrs Gerald Lawrence. Dessert was Pall Rally of thc Chari* Founds- there they also visited F C Haig ,n P“rty. Thtey did their hunt- ing to Mr and Mra. Forrest Potter, A dress of soldier blue was chos­ ' served and thc afternoon spent in • tlon* which was held in Kalamazoo —-------------- --------. Mrs. William Sclmder and Glenn ' Elezian of Glenview. ! playing contract, with honors going en by Mrs. Clouse for her daugh­ on Thursday. mrs Mr* J J. V C. n-eicnum Ketcham was was me thc J Frederick Granger, son of Mr. - Brower. Out-of-town guests prceent Melvin Cooley, a machinists' male luncheon guest nf Mra. Ford Jarvb ,nnd Mr' Er''d Granger. Hasting*, were Mr and Mr* Milton Murphy !?. .'lt . J0,,n Ch”5'11" “nd Mrs. ter's wedding and the groom's mothRichard Brower. in the aviation service, has been . . —Mrs. has returned from U. of M. Law of Grand-Rapids. of Albion on —Tuesday when Their corsages were roses and bebc visiting relatives in this city and School and I* spending some time i ... chrysanthemums. vlclftlty the past week. He left Jarvis entertained a group of Re­ nt home while awaiting call from! ...... Miss Patricia Calkin* entertained LEINAAR—REA8ER publican women. Other guests int a group of girl* Friday evening In ,v,r “,Kl Maurice Greenman Fallowing the ceremony was an . for Seattle. Washington, and will the Navy Department “ l eluded Mrs. Fem Hayes Hammond George Hilliard !««• house trailer in honor of M.-s . marrl«e ‘he‘r ?lccc' informal reception with Misses proceed from tjierc to Dutch Hari Dr. and Mrs. C~ .’ of Saginaw, vice-chairman of thc -----Elizabeth Parker'* birthday. The Catherine Reader to Richard LclnMaxine Swift. Joan Erway. Grade ixir, niasKH. wnere ne ts siationea. „i of Kalamazoo were visitors lhe Elizabeth punters birtnaay. iw ot visitors at the J. t>—u..— c<.niril| — ■ * . ... . . . > - . nnr *on nf Mr <*’yl VI— "" iloi.ry ■"d “ «»•»«“ ST"*1 8"r""" tom- “ T“- “5 DeJongh and Dorcla Clouse assist­ . ikitlng." MK* pirker w^wient- i Lninaar <4 Cedar Creek. ' ing. A dainty lunch. Including the Mrs. John Webenhauer and Mrs. >d with 11. ._5_?® rrlc......... ‘l .*P.....thc traditional wedding cake, was sentwiin a u gift gui from irum the inc girls. gins. ---- , “PJC-,U.Cr^m." ........ of W? .j, About fifty couples were present l»nw of U* Rev. Dr Henry Jordan, of Glcnrock. Glcnrock. Wyn, Wyn.. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. • ' ,n n 8 -clu“ of MU?hl i H Helene Sacks returned to their * ‘ ' * at thc datin ’ nt the Country club H “ ttle Creek, on the anniversary Darrell Smith nnd Burton and Mr. and Mra. Ferris left for a few Mra. Warner Denton was in ‘ >wm«* in Baltimore. Mtt. after Excellent ! of the groom * parents. Sept. 20. Barbara of Battle Creek. Mr. and Muskegon last week where she was .'>Hf 8 ‘he lormtr'a parents. Mr. on Saturday evening. days' trip to Indiana, the bride Mrs. Logan Hunt of Flint, and called bv the illness of her sister. Mr» P'rkl™ They came music for dancing wa* furnished > Mra■ Ulnaar was a graduate from wearing a brown suit with brown Mr. and Mr*. John Jordan. Mr*. Mr* H J Freeland and Mra. f1* *‘UndJhe Echtinaw-Perk- by the local Rhythm Club orchestra Hustings High school in 1941 and and beige accessories for traveling. Members of the 1Sc^wl ,h‘ ,M2J After October 1. they will be at Dora Ingram and John Ingram, Kelth Chase spent last Tuesday In hw wedding Mr. Perkin.*. Maurice of eight piece* She “ was* employed ** “ ' in “ ’Lansing and* home with the groom's parents un­ local. Grand Rapids ‘ Ostroth and John Rcnkes accom- committee were Mr. and Mr*. FMr. nnd Mr* Carl Phillips and Mr and Mrs. Otto Isenhath pian Pitn*ed Mrs. Wclsenhaucr and Mrs W. Stebbins, chairmen. Mr. and Mr Leinnar- is employed at the A. til their own new home west of daughter. Carla Jo, of Kalama­ ■ to spend this weekend in Detroit Sacks to Detroit on Tuesday and Mra. Charles 8. Pott* Mrs. F. E B Stone Co. In Battle creek. They Hostings on M-43 is completed. I will mnke their home In Battle zoo. and Lyle Newton of Freeport with Dr. nnd Mr*. Robert Dawe , •“ended the races. Lowry. Mr and Mrs.~W. M. Steb ­ -Guests from Detroit. Grand Rap­ were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and get acquainted with thc new I Mrs •,0*'c Cook returned to her bins and Dr. nnd Mrs Norbert ids. Shelbyville. Bumlps and Has­ and Mrs. Edwin Deaklns and Jean. grandchild. home In Clare on Tuesday after Schowalter. * tings were present at the wedding. GREENFIELD—CALK INS Mbs Agnes Johnson and Mbs h , er <1,,,«hl«r. complimentary to Mb* Dene PolMbs Patricia June Calkins, grand­ a-M AfX."' ” I -ho h« h-n h-mu. « MI0dk.uk .nd h., .p- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Calkins._ 302 E. State Road, was Mr .nd Mn J.mr. Uinrwon wrro ■ In ButUrworU. boplul. .“'ST' I,“n r™J _____ _____________ in marriage nr to Mr'iid MauriceMn Lain annd H.pld. sand., M Kuran S>'“ on N MkhlATAn Hr'b '”“'“l'ird Mlh . milrrtunm.u united S>y anrnllrld. or Mr. .nd Mn. C «u.rt .*» • »_Mk»«.n Mr.Hr,h„„r h.,mp o, Mn, Jolm. ' uorlor arrmtMd. 2M w. Sooth ; Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Zerbel p icock on Friday evening, twelve be- Street on Saturday afternoon. Sept.: and Mrs. diaries Aldrich visited • vbitlmr her ,n» Pre**nt Winner* at pedro were 28. at five o'clock. The single ring HOTEL BABTinOS Pkoaa *711 Uie latter', rousln*. Mr and Mrs | MixLydte Bmh “ '“•‘In* mother of the brlde-elret. Mrs. ceremony wa. read at the home of Fred Ramsey, at Shepardsville Sun- Sj nnron “nd hb wife Mr and JamCR polhMnus of MW<HevH> #nd , thc Rev. U Winston Stone with Mr* ChartH. Bush, RUMt only the near relative, prewent. fjMn and * Mrs. B. A. LyBarker ; R«Pl<la for several weeks.of Grand MUg bieui’the weekendI with Mr. and |#i Mra. Tinaflhucton of Cachllac_l* । war. presented with some lovclv gifts I Tlie bride wore a pine tree green irww vu. wu.uuu .wmo «... B1 7 7. The marriage of Mbs Polhemu*' silk Jersey street-length dress with Konnjlh Boohlor .nd wn“ Io Oorold nA-r, will pteo Iwowp ™od« .nd carried „1of Mount Morris. ' Dr F R Brooks ^ha.- lw<-:i in on on Saturday Saturday -- afternoon. afternoon. Oct. Oct. 33 nt nt low |ow roses. roses. 17ie The bride's bride’s rtstcr. sister. ML*s ML*s at Ca^ol^wiS Mr Tnd Mra Detroit ^veraJ d«7. four o'clock In the Methodbt ehureh 1 OlorU Cknue. as maid of honor. four o'clock in the Methodist church ! Gloria Clouse, ns maid ot honor. , In Middleville. j wore a dusty rose gown and carried STEAM BEAT : A. K. Nixon over the weekend. I Mr* Emma Murdock visited 'Mr. • • • mixed flowers. Ship’s Cook. 3c. I Mr and Mra. C. F. Finstrom re- ;and Mra R9«cr Wbwell of KalaHOT A COLD WATER Mte* Kathryn Clouse was honor Dale Henry, of Great Lakes. TH.. lurned last week from Louisville, mazoo Inst week. | guest at some delightful partie* be- was the best man nnd wore his SHOWER BATH i Ky . where they vbltcd Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr‘ F 8 Ketcham of dilcngo । fore her marriage to Howard J. dress uniform. Roy Finstrom. Their small grand- “ ‘he *1*6 of her sisters. Mra L. Ferri* on Sept 25. On Friday eve- j Mr*. Calkin.*, chose a navy nnd Single $3.50 per wk. up daughter. Nola Jean Finstrom, IH- Evarts and Ml** Agnes &lm. j nlng. Sept. 18. Mi*s Wanda Bech- 'white dress for her granddaughter's -------...with — .them -------------------------came .home for an----ex- | thb lh“ week. week, | tel entertained with a bath towel marriage and Mrs. Greenfield's tended visit. ' : P1 Fverett Petrenoin nf'Grand shower, “the ,c unac-cieci . was print bride-elect receiving receiving , . tires* dress-was print jersey. Jersey, Mr. of ° d. many Mr — and Greenfield nsi. nnd nnu Mra. nua. Herbert hciucii J. •>. Freeland ricviouu . - -----many lovely lovely towels. towel*. Game* Game- pro— |1 Both •*J •Mr*. — were guests of Mr. and Mrs. WU- I "Mra Rapids part of this week, vlded entertainment. “ ItoberT*WaiidoriFand Philm '' ldwl the entertainment Mr*, i were graduated from Hastings High ham Glasgow of Grand Rnptd* on 1 .re Mrto " nDetroit "H-rt w.ita^wv JXtae-^.h he Jr*nne“* ^h «nd Mb* Maxine M;hooi ln the class of 1940. Mrs 'rare of rt^littte d^iwhte^at rt£ '8w,U wpre has‘l'SSC5 n‘ ’h,> former's Greenfield has been working at the Sunday. 'hoSie of Dr nd Mra R^bZr’t 1 h<Mnc a ml-<cellnncoU5 -bower on .Windstorm office for lhe last one Xn l^iwh . Tuesday evening. Sept. 22 BridWand one-half .years and the groom mF and Mra Maurice Rmrer.' ptoyed 8nd M,'s °,0U8C wns U a rlvc‘ Inspector at the Willow and babv Of Battle c^w-k^were ’’r*Mn,cd *“h • Renerous• shower • Run bomber plant nt Ypsilanti, aurateof her Mr .nd Mra Iof Mr and Mr. Greenfield left after Crnu Binion, on Bona.,. Lurt erentap Juds'o .nd Mr. * ! 1!?'^”^/"™,' Id*™™ FRIDAY OCTOBER 2nd 1942 David aoadj—r. Jr.. hM sonr Io'd MrDonald rnlrrl.lnrd Ihrlr pot « nZld Ann Irtor ™ Kulam.mo la anrnd Wr.lrm Mich- lock dob kt th. M.lhodht AU ! Pacl,rt '"-d A"n Arbor STARTING AT 9:00 P. M. I igan College of Education. ' American supper, the group of ciglit ' * * ’ : VIRGIL D. ACKERMAN l Mr. and Hrs. EVerett Clum of later going to the McDonald home »r contract ENTERS NAVAL SERVICE .Woodland were Sunday dinner for contract, ct " “ n,c ‘ ... Mr. and Mr* Virgil D. Ackerguests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Clum. I ON M-37 SOUTH OF HASTINGS I Judge A. D. McDonald goes to I G-. On Tuesday evening B v of. ma. last .rt», week. ------------------------' ,n«n “> Detroit -—v-----------Sunday----------where . ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING Pontiac to hear a law case on Prl-1 Mrs Herbert J. Calkins, assisted bv ‘he former has enlisted for naval PERSONAL MENTION For School Busses Don't let a tight ' waistband rain your sleep! FAULTLESS SEYER ARY wAimiic PRESSORE SOCIAL EVENTS I*”' 2.00 & 2.50 1.50 & 1.75 The exclusive Faultless waistband has a gentle stretch. It doesn't interrupt sleep with pinching and binding. Trimly tailored throughout. New patterns are luxurious — solid colors are distinctive. U Y O N DS AT ☆ ☆ ☆ A I R D ’ S SPECIAL SHOWING The BEAUTY BAR OF SPECIALLY SELECTED ROOMS FASHIONS HOTEL HASTINGS OPENING DANCE JOHNSTOWN GRANGE HALL Music by Uncle Howdie's Ramblers HOWARD BRISTOL, Mgr. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PUMPKIN PIES 28c MOLASSES TAFFY CAKES 4Qc BUY-WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! BANGHART BAKERY Pkoaa 2421 CHARM FOR MRS. AMERICA Qur oimjis to help you retain on impreg noble beauty front — natural, poised charming. PERMANENTS 30' JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Mr. and Mrs. O. Winston Sheffield with a miscellaneous shower at the cl“l four weeks' course before be­ am! daughter of Traverse City were , former's home, complimentary to ing assigned to a station. During guest* of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mbs Patricia Calkins. who>r mar- the first World war. Mr. Ackerman was In-the Naw-and Navy-nnd nart part of the thc Sheffield Saturday and Sunday, rtage to Maurice Greenfield was an wa* They abo visited Mr. nnd Mra. Cal- । event of Saturday. The thirty “ time me w whs ,.a .->«■ stationed at the Straits vln Plumley, of Nashville. | quests were' entertained with game* of Gibraltar. C. D. Garn of Big Rapid* was ' and MbX Calkin* was presented! While her husband is away. Mrs. the weekend guest of Frank nnd, *TOi many lovely nnd useful gift*. Ackerman plans to reside In DeMbs Lettie Garn. Mr. and Mrs. I Another party honoring Mix* Cal-1 ’roh with her daughter. Mbs KnthHnrry Ball of Flint were Saturday kins was lield on Wednesday eve- km Ackerman, who has been workaftemoon and evening guest*. | nlng with MU* Ruth McLaughlin •'** hi Jackson but b transferring Mr and Mrs. Guy Giddings spent,and Miss Elizabeth Parker a*.hast-,! to.Detroit. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank I esses at Mbs McLaughlin's home ! 8‘nce coming to Hastings, Mr. Giddings of -Clarksville. I The guests were co-workers nt thc Ackerman has been employed as an Mr. nnd Mrs. Clinton Kelley of! Windstorm Insurance office. Bun- engineer at the Hastings Manfg. Co. Kalamazoo visited on Sunday with r0 "hd other games furnished the *‘nd the family resided in the former " C- J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cota entertainment and MIm Calkins re- ~~ ’ Johnson home on w Mb* Carolyn Hansen spent the' celved some beautiful gift*. Bou- 1Green St: They carry with them k._.<jri.r.u —--------- in Grand ------ . quets of asters centered the refresh­ the best wishes ot their many i pveekriliF ’wfth iher parents ment table* which were covered friends. Rapids. I ------. Mis* Olive Clark of Allegan was with gay print luncheon ctoihs. ... I THORNAPPLE GARDEN a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Bush was hostess to CLUB TO MEET Forrest Lane. the Busy Eight Club. Monday eve; Thornappie O&rden club L* coAlden Burgess went to Kalama­ zoo Sunday where he will attend nlng, Sept. 21. nt her home. Heart* loperating during Conservation week ! were played with prizes being won , by promoting the sale of stamp* by ■ WMCE, taking a music course. by Mrs. Cha.*. H. James and Mrs our future conservatlonbta. the । Harry McDonald. A card table and school children, and by various rtv|four folding chair* will be present- ic organizations, icd to the local U. S. o. by the club. — ------------------------“-------of‘ Thom— Tho October meeting I On Sunday evening. Sept 27. the apple Garden Club, which is . to be Busy Eight members and their hus­ held thc evening of Oct. 8th. al the bands surprised Mr and Mrs. Ho­ home of Mrs Milo DeVries. 80Sward orsborn. the occasion being West Green ..... St. at 7:30 is observing their 2Sth wedding anniversary., Conservation week with a s|>eclal After lunch, pedro was played with ---------• --------program. "Harry'-H -Gaines. Execu­ high honor* going to Mrs. Harry tive Secretary of the Michigan McDonald nnd Horry Bush and low United Conservation Clubs will to Mr. and Mra. Clarence Johncock speak. Mr. Gaines is a speaker of Mr. and Mr*. Or*born were present­ experience and interest on this im­ al the Fairground* at ed with a gate-leg end table. Mr. portant subject, and will be well and Mrs. Albert. Orsborn were worth hearing. Husbands and guests. _ ■ Horn ; innuu friends oi of Thornappie Garden Club I _. . , • • • ... : member* members are in* invited to be present I Shirley Anne Miller entertained at mb meeting, eleven ----... little little friends friend* Saturday Saturday after-'j after-". noon in honor of her birthday I Dangerous Women Games and a treasure hunt fur­ Not at 8:30 ai previ­ nished lhe entertainment and Shir-1 In early days the word ''danger­ When a ley received inanv gifts Those ous** meant disdainful ously advertised. present were Barbara Wespinter. wohian disdained a man. she was Jane whitmrfre. Janice Kelley. Jac- ‘'dangerous" Jo him. From" that. , — ... ~ the word came to mean anything quellne Bera. Joan and Janet Coon- ' er, Janet and Georgia Hayes, Linda • calamitous io lhe male. . । z day. . I Miss Kathleen Daniel*, entertaine i FOOTBALL NOTICE! Marshall plays 8:00 P. M.1 Fri., Oct. 2 under tbe personal direction of a Printzeu representative Finely Tailored Wool Coats Reefers, Boxy Coats nnd Dress Coats, Plain or Fur Trimmed in price* 16-75 <« 65.00 For the ones who prefer to select their coats kind of exclusive, we invite you to see the "Printzess" en­ tire sample line of fine coats in our store .Next Monday, October the Fifth MR. HELLER the repreientative will aeeiet you. * SINCE 1893. .A MARK OF FINE TAILORING...INSIM ANO Fra'ndsen9^ "Exclusive But Not Expensive!-’ �LIBERTY LIMERICKS CHURCHES T.JBS1" Sheldon Agency All Kind* of lasurauc* Surety Bead* kos* 3IS5 Hastings mi sc- A furniture mover front Worcester, Said—“I have become a big booster Of Bond* to help lick HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE 3201 Dale* can be made al Banner office. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Mr. nnd Mra. Floyd Mahler left. I for Oklahoma Sunday morning to Visit Pvt. Garold Mahler, who ■will leave far an unknown destlna- ,r io tu cirri. Urn. >i> tr»l> f-r a fhrrk H|> .«•! •>. .-»•■> U..I..T Fnfd- I.HTM., Allf'TIHKJ FS AUL 1 IVIN CAI JALC 3 List Yow Sale With »«•'«, Tlioso Axi* quick! ‘(An* ” guys— much ’ more titan I uslcrl") ‘ nr." ~ DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST ist Bldg. Hastings ,’w. CARLTON CENTER if.! Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Ellis and «*. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Overamlth and family all of Battle ,> l Creek were Sunday visitors of Mr. >i and Mrs. Clark Oversmith. "m Keith Craig, who Is home cgt fur,f lough from Great Lakes Training h,. Station, called on ids aunt, Mra. r*. Leslie Daniels. Sunday. Marshall Furnaces Coal, Ga* and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and in- , in.। "nrtrr I- , i'hM K to i *3* '"■* ECON O-COAL STOKERS C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. t ■ JERRY ANDRUS AUCTIONEER List your Audios Sales with DEWEY REED Estimates cheerfully given. Dates b* made at Banner office. Phoa* 3447 Hastings, Mich. Us i. MlhT-ll...lon t.ulld.>s, «hl , nsBir •'Jrrrj." thrlnlFEal 1 1-rrnrr., X.llfy 11. j.> th 1 Aaca.la, rvutr 2. Hu» #. L_______ 1 MlHCEI.LANr.0U8 im{>- m... to i •‘]1b ! sick thc past week, blit U better at this writing. , There wa* a nice attendance at the Defense Program Thursday evenlaK 1,1 ‘he Grange Booster Night. Everyone who Lt interested has a wonderful opportunity to take First Aid. Classes will begin. TWurwday evening. Oct. 1st nt B •‘eloclc Bt the Orange hall. This is a real chance to help your country and yourselt Classes are free. 1 Mrs. Edna Daniels was in Battle Crrrk Monday. Mr. and Mra Gerald Tlscher and family spent Sunday in Lansing ■ visaing relatives and friends. i Mrs. Leo Barry and sons were in s.tdb* Creek Saturday. :. .u.k. Mrs. Lulu Yarger ha* returned is* E home from Grand Rapids after a 74 • " three weeks' stay there. i*’ ml 1 Friend, daughter of James io-i and Sarah Friend, was born In >m fur- Carlton township. Oct. 1. 1861 nnd * ■'*- । passed away at the home of her I daughter. Mrs. Norn Norton. Sept. I months mid 21 days. She leaves to mourn two, son*. Walter B. Cole Shipping Livestock Every Saturday township; two stepsons. Fred Butolph of Hastings and William Butoiph of Lansing; four daughetra JAKE DEPRIESTER three step-daughters. Mra. William Anderson of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Wll- Mrs Voight Figg of Sunfield; two brothers, John and Edgar Friend of children, several great-grandchil­ dren and a large circle of more dis­ tant relatives and friends. Funeral services were held Friday. Sept. 25. at the Carlton Seventh Day Ad- C. “BILL” SHERWOOD INSURANCE A birthday celebration, honoring her home Sunday night with a supper. Those-pfi'Sent were Mr. and Mrs. Japtek Landon and son of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jackson ' and family of Clarksville. Miss Eve­ lyn Fox of Freeport, Miss Mar­ garite Racy of Welcome. Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Imndon, Richard. RutI.m-1 and Wayne and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Yarger and family all of CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum. Brasi, Copper & Lead. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH IM No. Michigan Aveon* SOD* 207 Hastings Misery of .„,B mr. ["A । COLDS LOREN Ings called on Chas. Farlee and family and Mr. and fira. Keith hcavyweight championship the long­ FarIce and baby Friday evening. est, Camera. the shortest, and Bob Joseph B. Grant ot Battle Creek Average Ufe of Canary Th* average life of the canary Is between 12 and 15 years, although 18 yea^i. Usually with advancing years birds begin to molt Irregular­ ly or lose part ot th* feathers en­ tirely. Even their eyesight I* Im- EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour It I* not generally known that a lawyer once became a saint Tour­ ists at Treguier In Brittany may see a stained glass window in the cathe­ dral there, given by the American Bar association to honor St Yves. Celonlst TrsmporUtlou The first method of transportation ! the colonists used was walking, but' whenever possible they traveled in 1 canoes, or pinnace*, shaped and i made like thc Indian birch bark ca- j noes, or in dugouts, made from hoi- 1 lowed pine logs. The use of horses । SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 Hide Must Be In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY II Nearest Station HA8T1NG8-2697 •F if teen th Year of Service" IONIA?- WOK* With Built In Safety Steel Toes! COPPOCK FOR MEH WITH A BIG JOBI Monday. AUCTIONEER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Phone 17-Ftl Hickory Corners a Men! Choose the Type That Fits Your Job! CARDS OF THANKS Truss Fitting from great antiquity. In the Egyp­ tian tombs are painted silhouettes of figures in profile which are as true tn life as our own, except for one thing, the Egyptians did not know how to draw the eye in profile., Notice this the next, time you ex­ amine Egyptian drawings. Legend says the first shadow portrait wa* have remodeled and moved in made by thc lover whose betrothed their farm house on lhe former E. had died. As she lay on her bier, Lucas farm the past week and fyer shadow was cast upon the wall Mr. and Mrs. Bryant and family by tlie candle at her head. From have moved In thc house they this Jic drew her llffencss. so that he might keep her Image before him. Millie Butolph. were Corporal Robert Cole from Savannah," Ga.. and Mrs. Cole of Hastings. Ed. Friend of Marion. Mra. Ora Colwell from Shaibly, Mr Thomas, Mrs 666 Geneva Ockerman spent last week visiting relatives at Virginia. Ge­ neva Joined her husband who is in the Navy and stationed at Vir­ ginia and plans on spending. an indefinite time with him there. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Ekkeiu and children were Saturday dinner YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES—$7.50 Wo Hove a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. •. m Hostings To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Reinforced net tafety toes! �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIVINTH YEAR FINE LETTER FROM DR. WOODBURNE ........................... — —■' »■—■■■■ SECTION TWO—PACO I to HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1942. to loftier levels of life and char­ acter and conduct. The atftul tragedy of today Is that there U an almost total lack of adjustment BARRY BYPATHS When I went to cut lhe cake my Mn. Hale hu been active tn hostess George Wood New Dairy Herd Tester DairV wa,rY nera • eSTCF DRUG SPECIALS! still connected. So. our Research classes in dancing dancing. She has also Laboratory will conduct other -----------ex­ served on the School of Education By JANE CAMERON periments "and see if a synthetic Worjtshops committee, planning “ spirit In the social and ethical re­ rubber can be developed from this social* and recreational activities lationships of the nations. County Agent Harold Foster an­ ■ Tails of Hastings Visit BARRY BYPATHS concoction. All kidding uide, it ’’ ’ for that group. nounces that George Wood of you like to know- — how uu: utwa m nu;! Would -• — girls ----------------------— : any stickier than any marshPrairieville has been secured as the And Their Airplane Trip ispiritual nature, with the same ex- u make * nlc*' hl<h 1>>'er cake W,U1 .mallow frosting and dip your knife 100 5 fr. ■ Water Bottle ....... " improvement AssociaIt will be remembered that Dr. ,actneu that Is imperative tar suc-|nke frosting without using1 in cold water, between each cut and and Mrs. A. W. Woodburne were ceuful flying, there will be a fad- “ ,r,ln ot *u8*r? Ah-h-h-h-hl 11 it doesn't stick at alL ceed Dick Skinner recently resigned. called to Michigan lut month by, ing away of feuds and hates and : ‘“might you would. Our Institute ------- - — ----------------* /■ Mr. Wood is at Michigan State Col­ Bottle ..................................... 1 the death of their little grandson at ugliness of action and the spirit of i°* 8u6«r«*»» Research hu expert- DA\i/|-||jA In the days when GreenbackUm le«e al present time taking a Mainn IiLViJ Muon. ThM-^rn* They-came tnr by airniana airplane from •, min man win will rise to net visions ot hl* I minted on the menfoHu' stomachs flourished in Barry County. Maple shor‘ c°un>e to better understand Tampa, Florida. They spent sev-' fellowman. ---------- —Just- - as the p’o^ew’and wui W1U maac make nuiory. hll‘ory W? incre-Ta Just just '' # Will Hackney led the bowlers of VI Grove was a■ Greenback „>**»—** stronghold, .UVI.ftllUIU the -- records ........ —■ and ----- reports - •--- — necessary ----- ------ ' eral days with their children at Ma­ carries the traveler up to new and For Coughs .—------ ■ one "drawback, you have io read thia , the city i., during last wcc week's A' b play j' Ope of the men who •* became promin •* his ■ -•>» new «•«* work. It‘ ix expected • • -• that son and Bay City, and made a one- grander vistas of earth's beauty. when he jie scored scored aa sparkling sparkling 630 630 Inent Inent In in that that township township and and in tn this thU ,,e 1,e wUI *ul s,Brt R,Brt worir wortl- ln ««riy «*riy October, day visit to Hutlngs. While here, In spite of tlie discouragements whole column to get u: series inin the the Recreation Recreation League, League, county county as u an an advocate advocate of of that that uUMr- Woo Woo<| «lccnw °w tester for the lhe through the courtesy of Dr. and of the present world conflict let us v Liniment .. ................... VW Warning I I I Young ladles, don't Wednesday night while bowling »ue wu Casper L. Bowen. He was Il,rff' D H I A's ot Barry County Mrs. Ray Finnie, they met a large maintain and retain the confident with the Piston Rings His last for several years supervisor of Maple wU1 hB*.e lhe J°b of “dvteor for number of old friends In Hastingsassurance that the ,„„ c WIU time will yci yet alt under the apple tree or tint game of 236 coupled with good Grove, and filled other township n^Rriy seventy-five high producing and vicinity tn their old home. Il come, even though it may be "far thing you know you'll be home on y cattto In Barry wu a very enjoyable experience for down the future's broadening way " lhe range <kitchen) for the rest ot scoresof 193 and 201 produced the offices. Later he wu elected to the County.ofHedalr the W..u.« «ne Mrle»legWature. when Greenbackers and n'M,n,v w" will work with *» ’• herd life. Cupid -stopped ‘v observing them u well u for their friends. | when men will be as persistent and your «... Tom. Ogden, bowling with Shop Democrats fused and carried the owners to make these cattle high tThcy made the return trip to Tampa consistent In their search for solu- union hours when this war started economical producers of milk and also by airplane. I lions of social problems by adapta- so take a tip from one with dish- I Office in the Bliss League had Ute county. In every office he tried to butUrfat. Every effort will be made pun hands and crow's feet. 1 "*"• •** — ~*~*'» — — i pins falling for a fine 543 series do a good job for the people he rep. A personal letter, speaking about' Uon to spiritual laws u they have made up of games 309,174 and 196. resented. He was a character— to get the greatest production In the trip and the meeting with old been tn the field of mechanics by Don Siegel scored n 563 in the keen, wlfty and droll. No one could line with our war food program, To the lady who sent me that friends. Is ao characteristic ot Dr. I adjustment to physical laws Woodburne ao fine-spirited and it is being repeatedly stated and delicious-sounding dried com recipe Piston Ring League with a double become angry at Cap Bowen and according to County Agent Foster. Moat of Mr. Wood's work will be He helpful, that we are puslng It on conceded that the success of the —a flock of sheep spent a night in century game of 212 as the high stay in that frame of mind on a bi-monthly testing basis In­ to our readers. He wrote u follows; , Allied cause In thia global war de- my great garden that I had worked -v.*.u »POt to make him leader for the wouldn't stand for it. He didn't harvest i ‘"k's play. lose his temper, no matter how stead of thc regular monthly test pcnd* on America, with its capacity by hand andJust before my heated the argument. And when the association has given in the Sept. Wth. 1942. for mass production of the sinews so I can't try yourrecipeand pass ' W»I Ayrea wu lops In the'Comit on. merclal League when his 539 series something wu said that might call past. This is to allow Mr. Wood • • • ; was the best produced in the Thurs- for unpleasant replies he had a to do the work of two test­ Well we are home again after g । much to expect of America that I guess our geese read the Ban- day night play. story to tell or a joke to spring ers and yet provide the dairyman marvelous month in Michigan The I ‘h* assume an even greater rener because they have stopped In the Recreation League on which set everybody laughing, and with the. most essential Information tragic death of our Dicky clouded 1 sponslbillty to plot and plan and and assistance. Under this arrange­ pillowcases. Yesterday , Wednesday night. Leonards took i ended all ruffled feelings. _ _______ _■■*.sadness _— tvilnt wnv point I/* the way to enduring peace? chewing our days with but thcthi* warm morning the Small Pry up the road ' the odd game from Middleville. . For many years Mr Bowen ,had ment It may be possible for Mr. American genius turned night in­ handclasps and klncQji greetings and his little sister ----------------were going '— *to Clair ----------DeCou ----------wtfred *beat —•' with a- — 583 not resided In Maple Grove For Wood to serve a few herds that have from hoaU of old friends cast glow to day all over the world by giv­ school, riding with their father and ' scries. Perks Tavern won a pair about ten years after he quit farm­ not been in the work In tbe past ing to all the electric light But I saw him let them out al our drive 1 of games from Piston Rings, tlie of light over our darkened world. ing he lived in Nashville Then he Interested dairymen shduld contact the black-out is now emphasizing way and start home. Tlie Small bright spot in the series being Will moved out of the county, and the County Agent Foster. talgla as we revisited Hastings—good our sense of social and spiritual deg­ Fry then discovered he had left his Hackney's big series and Hastings writer had not seen him In over old Hastings where I had hoped to radation. Ice and Fuel blanked a dozen Nashville years—did not even know It was America that made the dinner pall in the car and both — end my days and die in the harness. kiddies called. "Daddy," until "... , _Lhe —. , when they scored a 2557 1series '..L with ‘ U»at he wu alive for most of that My motto had always been “I'd world laugh and sing and enjoy ------------------------------------But Friday's Battle Creek was out of hearing. Then they be- '--j Bob •* Moore leading the play for time rather wear out than rust out” but new thrills of delight through Its renerted his death, which gan to discuss the next step and , the winners with 530 and D. Drews Enquirer —1 gifts of movies, phones and phono ­ here I am doing almost that very were gesturing ond talking loudly scoring 551 for the losers, occurred Thursday afternoon In ~ a . Tlie state highway , department , thing. However. If one has been graphs. Yet now we find these about the situation. Then I heard | The Piston Ring League play on ------— ' --■■ -•• *-•• Kalamazoo hospital. I> ,ipouwrcinc-ciav J1 announced Wednesday or of last last werk week “on the shelf this Is a pretty de­ things debased for tlie purpose of squawking and screeching and here Tuesday night resulted In Shippers that he moved from Nashville Nashville to that In it «« .. about ’ to . . distribute j. cent shelf We hare found a lot war propaganda and the spread of comes the geese to see what they ; winning a complete series senes from irom OfOIHulett. nasieti. Ingham ingnam county, in 1918, gjoooooo nrovlded bv tlu* McNitt of splendid friends here In Tampa hatred, revenge and conscienceless could do to add to the discord. j flee No 1 team. Grinders blanked । where his wife died in 1928. Then- i ,0 t‘hc counties 0; states । but none can lessen our love for and - Office No. 2 and Machine Room 1 he moved to Battle Creek, and had That : law provided that 84.000.000) devotion to Hastings. The submarine Inventor was an They were running with great, whitewashed tlie 40 M M's. Joe since made his home there with his must . be taken annually from thd* Again my thanks are due to you American whose hope was that slapping steps and had their | Stutz scored 551 for the winners I son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and ।gasoline tax. and 42.000.000 paid and the Hastings Banner for help­ man's knowledge of acuatlc life heads held high atjd_!_- In thc Commercial League. State Mrs Ward Clark Mrs Clark died .each six months. The McNItUlaw ing to make possible and profitable would be enriched. But today he haughty Her father was later ,cash can only be used In the con­ a red-letter day in our lives. And is almost heart broken as hr sees shrieked like banshees. The kidleta Insulation won a pair of games last June there and then to abandon j from Andrus Service. Consumers placed in the hospital at Kalama- .struction and the. malntepaiicc of I also feel a debt of gratitude to all hla brain child used os a dastardly decided their clambake and hunt a safer | had a one game margin over Mid- zoo. all former township roads that have who look the trouble to come to our demon of death. We now have on Display Christmas Cards for Boys In spot so Small Fry shifted unto high dlevllle Creamery. City Dads blank- 1 Mr. Bowen was bom in Maple i old home thus glvuig me a chance to been taken over by tl>e counties. And It was In America that man's the Service. We Sell Wor Bonds and Stamps. Barry County's spare of this । see them again and exchange greet­ aee-old dream of flight through the and went towards home and Little ed Moynahan Sales. Coffee Shop Grove township June 17. 1849, and Sister did likewise towards the garnered a complete series from । was therefore 93 years old when he . ings Thc very gracious hospitality air was finally accomplished. But semi-annual disVibution Is 425. ; or 450.676 yearly. of Mrs. Finnie and the doctor, who again a potential blessing has been schoolhouse as fut as her fat legs | Banner and Moose won the last and passed on. He U survived by a 28800. would take her. The geese were odd game from. Auto Sport Shop. I daughter In Los Angeles. Calif. also became my “general managers" for in a large measure turned into a the occasion, made the place of this curse, as death and destruction are deprived of their fun and screech* I Tlie Bliss League play produced by three grandsons and a great Meteors Travel in Season ed their disgust to an unsympathetic j several good scores. Fallowing Tom I granddaughter, gathering perfect. poured from the ikies on homes, world. ' I Ogden in the scoring. H. Haskins I ---------------- | More meteors are visible on cerA goodly- number who did not get hospitals, populous cities and crowd­ • • • j’ hit Me, **** 533. R. «v. Shannon 509. uv». M. m. Cronk I। Mrs u. waiter Powell roweii is u>uu at other times. „,*.C. Waller Lt me the suesuc- ! tain nights than to see us that Bunday came later ed ships. And now if you ladies are still and k. Chase and K. Clark 503 ' cessor to Mn. La Molne Kenney as Icon "travel In streams, and lhe to see us during our stay in Mason. America gave all these things with 'tin me, me. here is Is the thc cake recipe. reclnc. eftC ..ah h. — -'-•i manager __of< the Hastings __ __ ._______ _________ j the ..... HASTINGS PHONE 2115 office of earth, traveling around sun, — on They kept coming right up to the and manv more as potential bless­ night before we left for home. Our ings to lhe human race, but now I won't go Into any of the more , Foundry had the edge over Of- the Business Credit Bureau, assum- these nights crosses one of the ‘ streams. whole month in Michigan constitut­ finds herself compelled to condone gruesome details like sifting the dry flce py a single game. Electricians Ing her new duties last week. ingredients because you oughtla;won * series from Toolroom by a ed a demonstration of the capacity and'conduct the same hellish use j?1?1 thaL 1 won 1 *cl1 you 10 bake lone game and Shop Office blanked for friendship and of Ita value in it. because you oughta know that. ■ Engineers. slble. to Dteserva them and her own loo. It ain't good raw. Presto: I , ----------------------years and find the same loyalties, wav of life from destruction. Nev­ the same mutual confidences and ertheless. it is clearlv evident that 1 cup com syrup, H cup shorten-' ACCEPTS POSITION AS ing. 2 henfruit, H cup milk. 2 Up.' hortfsh Interests was a poUnt proof that the application ot the same for­ grated orange rind. 2U cups rifted I HO8*P® „ , . h goodness of heart is not yet dead In mulae in the social and ethical life Hour .nd 1* up. b-Min, powder I Howto* Shedrr H.U. d*o«hthis hate-harboring world. of men. as was followed so success­ and >,i Up. salt. 1 ter of Mr "nd Mr#- s- Maurice A good deal of interest was shown1 fully in material discoveries is the ’ ... j Sheffer of Hastings, hu arrived nt tn our making the trip to and from formula that can and will brine Now for the sugarleas frosting: [Camp McCoy. Wis. to take up her Michigan by air. Well I must ad­ back world sanity and peace. That Beat 2 egg whites with l eup while duties u junior hostess al the ser- , mit there have been occasions in formula means a consuming desire com syrup in double boiler over vice club there. the past when I “went right up in for a definite goal, followed by hot water Uli thick and fluffy. Add | A graduate of the University of I patient and tireless effort to dis­ 8 diced marshmallows, beat until i Michigan where she hu been workin our somewhat checkered career cover the laws that govern that goal melted. Remove from fire and beat | ing on a Muter's degree. Mrs. Hale that we had adopted this mode of in connection with ’ * *had. J -----------------— ~ “u *her — and when discovered a meticulous until Icing holds a peak. Add a bit 'has travel for so long a journey. It was of orange or lemon flavor. I put teaching, experience in the direc­ Indeed a unique experience to leave adjustment and obedience to those this Icing on a chocolate cake and tion of dramatics, counseling, adult Tampa that Monday morning at used dark syrup to make It sort of education, and the supervision zof As we flew to Michigan and back nine thirty and be in Mason. Mich­ caramel-Uke. Then I added chop­ recreational activities. igan al bedtime the same night; and we knew that the pilot, although At the University of Michigan ped nut meaU and vanilla and it ■on the return journey to fly from Graduate School summer sessions. । wu super and I do mean duper. Chicago to Tampa in nine hours. nnd we felt secure in the knowledge that there was at the controls a The appeal of air travel consists in comfort, convenience and elimina­ man expertly trained to keep tn tion of fatigue, although speed In adjustment and cooperation with 'covering great distances gets the the laws of aerodynamics May I suggest that we mnv all have an * emphasis. However, we discovered that there invisible Pilot, away out in front at are other big thrills in flying. the controls of nur Inner lives, who Leaving earth, when clouded and can be depended on to guide us to laden skies liave shut out the sun­ our goal. Well, now I expect this all sounds shine. to -be lifted up in a few minutes above the clouds and Into sermon-like, fanciful, visionary; but the sunshine—U a delightful and my answer is an old and familiar never-to-be - forgotten experience. saving that "Where there is no And thc exhilaration of the higher, vision the people perish”. A W Woodburnc cooler,'cleaner air is one of the de­ 3411 Bayshore Blvd. lights of flying; yet this is only part Tampa, Florida. of Ute story. For one looks down Utrough rifts In clouds, or from clearing skies from the usual fly­ DEATH OF R. B. WALKER Robert Bums Walker, better ing altitude of five thousand feet, an amazing panorama is spread out known to his wide circle of friends beneath. All the dirty, ugly, and as "Blmle Walker." died Wed­ nesday of last week at Pennock unattractive scenes have disappear­ ed as if by magic and Instead one hospital, following a stroke which beholds only vast stretches of un­ Those sparkling glasses of rich, creamy milk ore a tarnished beauty. Riven and roods, Vioualy. He was 63. and was a life­ jyrnbol cj-obundant health and good American living! farms, fields and forests blend Into long resident and nromlnenl clll' UNITED / In war—as in peace—milk is the ideal refreshing a colossal mosaic with their vary­ xen of Irving township. Mr. Walker took an active part STATES ing shades of greens, browns, and drink for all Americans. Only now. its healthful yellows and ribbons of silver and In civic and community affairs goodness is even more important! For milk contains white, as if a gigantic window of Hr attended lhe Cobb district stained glass from some celestial cchool and the Hastings city schools. 'BONDS in goodly quantities the food values that will make cathedral were spread over the sur­ He had served as supervisor,/town­ AND America strong for Victory. No wonder milk has face of the earth. And as one ship treasurer and justlcp' of the speeds on at over two hundred miles oeacr of Irving Township. He waa ’ STAMPS on A-1 place in the mess halls of our fighting men for 40 years a member of Irving an hour there are new and con­ Orange. He had been active in the I ... in the lunch pails of our war workers ... in the stantly changing windows coming into view as the patterns below re­ Farm Bureau, locally and In the diets of young Americans! And it gets top rating county, since IL -waa organised. He| form again and again. in Uncle Sam's nutrition program. Are you giving Pondering these tilings as we wax a director and vice-president, soared along so smoothly It dawned of the Hastings Cooperative Ship-1 your family enough milk? Coll Highlands Dairy on me that herein lies an illustra­ ping Assclatlon. He was a member, today for your best food at its best! tion—an allegory—a parable, if you of the MethodUt church. In recent years Mr. Walker had pL-ase. I know that an illustration proies nothing but merely serves to become much Interested tn the Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. Illuminate an Idea, yet I feel that Barry and Eaton Mutual Fire Tn-1 We offer you complete banking service—see us about financing. Safety dethe heart throbs and soba of a sad-* surance Company. His interest and dened world bespeak the need of activity in It lad to his election aa posit boxes for your War Bonds and valuables. Loans to cover your per­ thia lesson from the skies. The the president of that company | plane In which we rode *o com­ a position he had filled for several sonal ond business needs. Savings and checking accounts to save trouble. fortably and safely was able to soar aloft aa a result of its mechanism ter of pride with him. HIGH IN CKKAM CONTENT. RAW Blmle Walker was a genial, | being in perfect adjustment with OR PASTEURIZED. FT. te; QT. >1 kindly man. clean in life and fine mighty surge of power carried Its in character He seemed always Un tons of weight Ilka a bird in­ desirous of doing to and dealing with others as he would wish them I to the higher levels. Yet without BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS to do with him. HU passing is al community loss $3.50 Comb. Hot $098 Casoer u. L. ouwen Bowen uiea Died Uon Dalry Herd|or Barry vusper Thurs. Was Past 93 DvWLIl’lU to kUc. ASPIRIN I TABLETS I $2.50 Hot Water $198 MDA/C $1.25 Creomuliion $109 70c Sloans 19' 5fic 35c VINCE 31c MILK MAGNESIA 5O‘.T^ SAL HEPATICA BROMO SELTZER LYSOL DISINFECTANT £ MOLLE SHAVING CREAM IODENT TOOTH PASTE County to get $25,288 McNitt Low Money ABD b G $929 IH Cap, * ABD b G $j29 43‘ 98' 95' 43' 72' 33' LyBarker's Tr. Vanilla Comp, pt. $£59 LyBARKER’S Hey, There! AMERICAN BOYS AT THE FRONT NEED YOUR HELP! Believe me, people, production has got to SYMMBOL take Some more nip-ups if the fellows in the field ore going to do anything about that Victory Day you're all asking for! Wor is no joke, especially this one! It's, a dead earnest matter of planes and HEALTH FOR A FIGHTING NATION tanks and guns, and the only way to get them is through your purchase of War ^VICTORY Bonds ond your savings which your bank can loan out for war production!-And BUY don't forget that savings accounts ond WAR Wor Bonds are two good ways to Insure the future and prevent inflation! See The Hastings City Bank for both of them! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HASTINGS CITY BANK And it U the same adjustment at the family residence in Irving and obedience to the laws of the township Saturday afternoon. The spirit that govern the social life o( burial was in Irving cemetery. man which can and will provide a surge of power enabling him to HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 3651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Hutinn "Fifty-Fivt Yean of Continuous Service' PHONES: 210S • 2103 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �FAGRTWO THE HASTINGS BANNER, THDRgDAT, OCTOBER 1, 1HL HIGH SCHOOL NOTES’"VX/"" Resort Monday evening, sponsored. Mr. and Mrs. charle* Overholt 'ner guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Wilburla WadMiday colter of Mr. and Mrs. I Borhomere New* by the Barry County Christian En- ' Visited Mrs Dell Eldrldgt of Grand Mick of Saranac. John FUh. | W* are busily making plan* for deavor Union. | Rapid* Sunday. Supt. and Mm Evart Ardis »pent I Mr* William Hutchens spent ' «»• Bkcahman Initiation parly which Mr*. Peter Wallunas and »on Don­ ' Mra. Forrest Buehler and Betty th* weekend with their rtiatlvaa at Thuraday and Friday with Mr. and 1 • Ul take P!*c« Wednesday night Mr. and Mra. Clyde Tooker, and ------------------------- ----------------- , A girl* sport* meeting was held , M M m fols • at Plainwell. : McBain. They attended the wedding Mra. Marvin Thaler of Haattng*. 1 w» hoping for th* boot of be­ Tuesday night after school to dis-: Charle* W. Joroan. ald, and Mr*. William Walluna* of family and Mr. and Mrs. Carl‘spent Thursday z; cuts hCMT th* nrvantullra .h/kiLt MrllOT V»SXl 0100X10601 Ul Brechetoen and family of Cartton. I Mr, M'alihott of Oralld ef Mr. Erdls’ atoter. Kathryn to Mr. Mr. and Mra Rumell Benton and; lu2‘Qr.fro“ Uu. ^“^nwn. iwt family of ■asttocs were Sunday . w* h*** recelved »ome more U­ TSd»«Bu*Aan1C*w Ot RaPld’ spent the weekend with Hilton C. Ux. r brary book* and are patiently wait ­ termlne award*. 'week at hi* bom* m Mn. Bernice Cloason and dsugh- GreenvUle. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bus- Urv WlUum Hutohen*. local, and ., , , , . " ing for them to be catalogued *o Melvin Johnson. • atudgpt at t»ft ‘"J Hastings In 1801 hu-teroibqr BuMr «nd Marvin Thaler of wa* a Tuesday and Wednesday rill Karciicr and family. I^0Pwni abo be remembered Mr. nnd and Mra. John Brcchelscti Brechelsen of ।t j, Hastings the T, A. Endres home I Mfasnngs, ’ | Mni. y. c. voeburg of HotwhUm that we may start reading them, Ha*ting« High achool two yeara, reb““ of Carlton iXSTLXffrn ’SXlX-' . OnlU. Kokx ot Bal- guest of Mr*. Ida Payne. Woadhurv en loved n fatnllv reunion i ’ We are sorry to lote Cecil Roueh vUlted school Monday. He Is now <•"*’ carried on their general Mr. and Mr*. Joe DenUon of Lan- »P«»l Tuwday with Mr. and Mra. who ha* moved to Lanatog. located at Dutch Harbor and often ™ until Busing spent Sunday with Mr. and Pr*d Tabberer. On Wednesday they act* a* plane captain on bombing *J®f* year* ago. He Mr*. Thomas Whitman. all visited Mr* Truman Pippel of Senior News R. P. Kunde and Herbert and Mg. Aj*on,cRapids Saturday afternoon. d hM bp^n trans Mr nnd Mrs CTarp Ba&S4?tt nnd Ueker 1rupeetlon was held FYIC^n“ tour^ea^wh«> Hie Senior Class held a meeting Mrt. George Netoon was In Has- tcrred from custer.41U'desti- j of Irving were Sunday after- and Mrs. Fred Kunde and family- Mr. and Mra. Harry- Field* of El- Wednesday forenoon in which they day half-hour perlbd. The odd sUJrt »nd builne** and Fields of " Grand ^^yN^N~ lnaUon u unknown at (be preeent ■«'*»«•’ “I Mr Wld M«vLsitcd Mr and Mra Floyd Barton mlra. Joe “ **-*- " —J Rapids, made plan* for their senior picture*, numbered lockers were inspected "e,lrfd -j-,.. jordlin store had been Sunday visitor* at thc Nell New- ... . / Bassett --------1 and son and Mr. and Mra. Roy N«g- and Mr. and Mra. J. J. Field*, local. and the annual carnival and play first, then thc even numbered ones [h^ fgmny for about 10 years. tkw, .... .. _ _ . ._ . ton Kzim* name were **r Mr. ana l*r« Mr*. Jnhn Jonn'.. „ * t ( .. he week. .1 Thomas The picture*, usually taken in the K ’ F’ kiiMiimt, Whitman niumiau of v* Carlton vnuwii ha* n*a >» ~r ot —Delroh. ---------- • -.S—u"d»ys' —rr' --' u«< lortm round te m " l" <™n on Nansy and aon of Wacousta. Mr. and j S'at7e^ ?!’erson «P*nt the weekand Mra Bert Prisby of Carlton. spring, will be ready by Christmas r Frank purchased tbe home of Mrs George ' K,und? returned home with them good condittop. Mrs. Vernon Newton and Miss Jean c™1 with* his grandfather.' . ■ . uncle in 1888. The ।Bedford neaioru poali~.vMr. and u Mrs. mr». nayion Myion menu Mead ana and uiu year. Thompson and moved Into it la»t “U*r “ week* visit in Detroit. I A trial club hour will be held on “* iTuhe jordan store for Deakta* of Hasting*, and Mis* Ul- j w"»”» Irvln« \ .Ttodiv ............. Maple were SaturI Ute Seniors are hoping to take “‘“ Grove - ---------------------­ *' Andrew Hoffman of Char- family of 1± * , Monday. Oct. 8. The hour will be . oj yaara. Both Eugene and Ilan Bleam. local. | Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Woods and ! Mrj of Kalamaroo day evening ng guest* of Mr. and Mr*, trip after school dismisses, but if Claud Mead. vtalted relatives Bvort I was a Saturday evening gujrat-or' Thaler Thuraday. Friday and Sat« ..h rtudCT1l> » dunce to visit three the roller akatlng party at Reids Monday. j Mn Ida pa>w. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool spent. different different club*. clubs.This This will will help heln Utem tliemi tier ana u .v->. in—* memuau umuuh — Mr i«r. r*«i froln Frld“>’ morning until Monday ' ' Rev. Clifford Storm.* of Hastings to decide which wlilch club thev they wish wlah to ber* of thc Bedford Congregational M Grand R^ld.^X 8Cn“ «“>.“£J?"’’*’ ■"a »“«• ■Jcaljed on Re*>-TLnd Mra. Griffin Join. , church. las of Saginaw. CHURCH NEWS Weahcaday. day evening supper guests ot Mr. Home management classes have Earl Everson. Pauling. Avis, and Freeport Methodist Church I Mr nnd Mrs. Frank Thompson and Mrs Owen Steekle. Ix-en studying the Importance of Johmtown township January 10. Myrtle spent Sunday with relatives Everett M Love, pastor i spent Wednesday evening with Mr. Individual personalities and char­ Mrs Henry Myers and baby , Momlnrf worship—1100. and Mrs Charles Woodruff of Has- daughter returned home lost week of Stanton. acteristic* to the succe** of family m .in. v..... , — --­ Mr. and Mn. Herman iicruusu uuiin Gosch Bunday school—13:00. i tings, and Bunday evening with Mr. Tuesday from Pennock hos;>llal. Ufe. Next Sunday. October 4, World I received hU early education In the were Caledonia visitors Monday. ,, and Mrs. Morri* Calkin* of near Dick While vlilted his aunt. Mra. Mr* Mary Henney spent last week 1 Communion will be observed in our !l Clothing class student* have been I Hastings. experimenting tn matching colored Dudley Benncrt of Middleville. with Mr. and Mra. Lon Henney of • church. | Mr. and Mrs Ray WlelaAd and ; materials to harmonise with perThuraday. ।Grand Rapids. family called on Mr. and Mrs. Spinor ■ sonal coloring of hair. eyes, and one of che departments at - the Mr. and Mra. Charles Hoyt and Carlton Center Methodist Charch !' Mr. and Mrs. Will Blough were । Johnson of Logan Sunday evening. , complexion Unto. Advanced stu­ (.tale Capitol. Me wa* a beautiful *Everett --------- - M. Love,i1 pastor Cora C„Carr spent i I Roy Preston of Battle Creek was n Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and 'Patty and Mra. C™ dent* are planning wardrpbea and penman, an artist with the pen. and Jackson. -------Morning worship—10:00. 'Sunday In Lansing Monday guest of hl* mother. Mrs Mra. Ira Blough and Ivan of Alto. studying their yearly cost*. Mrs. Charles Bunn *pent last week |,Sunday ______ , school -11:00. Edward J. Taylor of Elmlm spent ‘Perry Preston D-M H R Wp will have a communion servHoffman of Charlotte th* weekend with Mr aid Mrs Tue«day with Mr. and Mrs. John The high school art da** U work­ Hoevenair of Hastings. * Ice next Bunday. We invite all our — • • — , and Mrs John Thaler of Wc‘. 1 George Karcher and family. ing on conservation posters to en- county w „ lrv „lu for If>ur four yrBf yean, n Hl* record Harry Opper of Howard City • members to be present. Dr. and Mrs. P. I* phephord of .Campbell called on their cOusln, courage the public to conserve tires. office are models of - . ■ Mr*. F. L. Walton. Saturday fore- Remus were Sunday guest* of Mr. *called on Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde machinery and save scrap metals. If nealneeai| md artistic writing He 1 Church of the t'nited and Mra L R. Wolcott. 1Sunday. 1 noon. pastor* prove satisfactory, a .crvcd one veer a* city recorder. Mrs. L. B. I-estcr accompanied i Mr. and Mra. Verdan Covilie and Brethren In Christ these A Cold Motor Needs o j Mr and Mrs Emil Olson, local, number of them will be placed to . , X “IL and--------Mrs.----------Glenn------------Perkin*----and 1Mr. ----—| E. B. Griffin. D. D. pastor downtown store windows. . I .lnD18® *M my,riT1 nnd Mra. Peter Waltunas and *on Barbara of Middleville were Sundav — of Hosting* to Grand Rap-, Freeport • ‘ Mr. Aten reports that aU *hoii1 nl* B McPherson of this city and I Donald and Mrs. William Wallunns dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Buel Margaret Well-Charged Battery Id* Sunday. | 10: m A. M Sunday *chool. Sisson. , । ; of Detroit spent Sunday with Mrs. rU«« ,n now UwnnuW, undrr fiTLIXj“ h“‘. J S Mr. and Mrs. George Hillman. . Merle Surrarrcr of Great UkeX 11:30 a M. Morning worship. . S Hedlund and family of Muskegon 7 « F. PM Christian Endaavor indr.wl^ “re ^owSTi^d rathuslwUc ba~b.ll fan. although >'»nt Saturday and Sunday | 7:00 If. Christ ’— “ -J------i Mrs. Elmer Hull and children of Mr. and Mr* Fred Ballance of Has­ 71' andle light icrvlcc service . third plMe* debtor atoj 1 pravwtod bb active ।parhl* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. War- Candle 1 Saranac were Sunday evening call- tings. Mra Edna Jorgensen of B«t- With ren Surrarrer and family. Mr. and 1 Topic for dUcumlon: Do whot you con to save era of Mrs. Mary Fry Thompson topk Christians Partake With The Lord's ?rau ^d’7dv™^ngBe£ralh*S^ ‘ »M the pitcher Mrs Gerald Thomason took him ' chrKtians p.<rt.>v« wiih t i। Willis Hutchens of Heatings Ha.sllngs is Miller of Dowling were Sunday I toots ana anvaneect general .hop , 7 . * — .,t, your car from the cold. Let. ' visiting at tbe. home of hl* mother, puesls of Mr. and Mra. Clarence people are doing farm Implement loaU *nd John Ru“ lhe catcil" where he took the train back to Benedict 8:00 P. M. Evening Service. Mrs William Hutchens, local, and "* I repairing. erus check ond charge your 8:00 P. M. Thursday, prayer meet­ The Misses Pearl and Doris Rtti­ Great Lakes. 1 his sister. Mra Marvin Thaler, beMondav the girl, were entertained Mr Jo^an ’ * t»r»l wife dted tn Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solo of ing. ■ fore leaving for Induction into the ter of Grand Rapid* snent Rtindsv battery to assure you quick, nt an all-girls assembly. Senior100* In *•>» be was married to Sunday morning win be the world- resident. Mary Ketcham. Wn« mil- Mra Ida M. Hopkins who .urvivoe evening with Mr. and Mrs Berniah Hostings were Sunday dinner guests I army. of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg. normal storting even in the I Mr and Mrs Forrest Buehler were Scese and Mrs. Adah Motter. । tress of ceremonies with Pauline him. Other survivor* are a son. Alfred Gonxates left Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Deminr of Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and coldest weather. Wartime Mrs. Theodore Buehler of Clarks­ Grand Ranlds were Fridav callers forenoon for Texas where he will of Mr. and Mr?. Allen Pish Mrs. visit hl* children. ' ville. Tour car will go just as demands on'your.car ore no i Mr. and Mrs tavern Seger, and Nancy Deming returned with them 'Mr. find Mrs Charles Cooley nnd for tome time. arandchlldrea, Marilyn I. and less in winter. 'And you •nr. Douglas C Jordan, of Whiting. Ind., The Misses Virginia Fish and sun of Grand Rapids were Sunday iKXKv Andrus! Wednndiy to mwt th. nlng. , “ .. have been forewarned as guests of Mr. and Mrs Allen FUh Kmllv Bum left Thursday for Mut­ Mr Lower has chosen six girls ,Uo B' nU5" »nd Hr. neph■— — , Mr. and Mrs. Scmlah Secsewnd ter Oklahoma where thev will church «xten*lon committee of the . to renrerent the choir In • rextolte: funeral wa. held 8. ur­ how to keep your car run­ Underneath a fine picture of | Mrs. Adah Motter upent Sunday visit Pvt Keith Baas and friend conference. Building lota were pur,-------- j .»—.—— day afternoon from live Bedford chased by thb committee and dl- Ward Hynes, holding a string of Marjorie Norton and Marjorie Stan­ Congregational church. The burial with Mr. and Mrs Wesley Kime and for ten days. ley.„sonranos: Ruth , 7Marble andwas I ning? —~~ ----Mrs Ed Coats and Mrs Mabie rectlona of the new church will be- nearly a doxen large fUh. the Char- .. son Vem of Clarksville. Rin at once Rev Homer Price of1 lotto Republlcon Tribune printed Marr Ketcham. ------- Jd.— ”----------Fw}“' uno* Mr. and Mrs Floyd Gaut of La­ Osborne were Hasting, visitors Sat­ Toledo. Ohio, was secured as pas- this: "When It comes to getting into Gargle L. Boves and Mgrtha Lou peer. Mrs. Clarence Benedict and urday. , condition for thc pressure of a year’s i ’ u RAM RARRF.RS CORNERS Mrs Dora Miller and daughter of Donald McOresnr of Strnnbvllte. tor Rev. Everett Everett Love Love nnd and n a group group of of, work work Principal Principal Hynes Hynes chooaea chooses night nlcht _c XTrJTZ band now has n baritme 7,7 and Rev. ■ Thelma spent the weekend with n d •« Urine with her aunt. Mrs Mr. and Mn. Albert Hauer of young people conducted a service: fishing on tlie au Sable, which l*|"" "L"™ 5 , ,, le' Mr Woodland were Bunday dinner • Mr. and Mrs. plttrence Benedict. Gall I.lahtfoot and familv Hr • —ii_. ----- _as strenuous ---------... . Hine for further details. , zz.-—~r~.,-----—~z-- --------for thc Clear Lake Coast Guard j about a way to catch : Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Stevenson and nects tn make his home here for Th*‘ ‘“y* assembly an Monday , 8U^U “7“*" camp last Bandar night jfi*h a* Is known .Above ‘.tor; Is a one feftturTd ,n aucUon (D acqualnl the I Mr and Mr. Oscar Fancher and baby of Grand Rapids were Sun­ some time ,ww.rn ..union r.nn t-n oansnRev Mrs I’ove were ln I*"”- night’s catch on the last night of unperclajuunen with thc freshmen family of Grand Ladge spent Batday guests of Mrs Elnora Whitney tern of Bnwnr were f»>."<*iv : nnd Gaylord. ............. . --after. ------- **"« *ast MODd»>' •<> vU*t hl« brother I the season a* demonstrated by XXT7& iv “ Bu"%“ ““L" - of------ - -™- -—.i— •”-------------I Mra. W. F. Closson accompanied I-----’oon guest* Mr. and- Mrs B. R who Is seriously 111. Trout by Principal Ward Hyne* ” Kenyon, master of ceremoniesby her father. Frank Walton and CUnton. Mr. and Prank Snyder aqd “ r * nd Mn. “r» f I‘nk, ^^r SCHOOL 4 Mr* V I. Wolcott of .'' ■•vh. NEWS "Robert Reigler l» much bettor." | Inuls Myers, general chairman: and M1M *nn? । brother. Clniid^ Walton, visited the Mr and Of Kal“’p*ix>o v i. •»< in. i oi Primary Room I Thi, I, frrim th* Unva, .1 i*»uk* «yr«o. v«i»<«kk»kM». ><iu | former s husband at Howell Sun: ; Grand Rl? . ---------------------..------- were Sunday dinner gUMt* of Mr. .anc were Monday dinner | this week we have another new 3*0^,, countv Memorial Hosnltal,1 John Coleman. sergeanGat-ann*. 'day. «w**U of Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mrs I.. L. R WolWol- ehlld Barbara Jean Kidder, which notM ln th<, charlotte RepubUcarh 'C,ndy bnni were alvm U the **n' | and Mra. D. Snyder and family. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Durkee of Bar- rott , ners who CK,uld could bld bld the Ihlghcit , imitk?* nftv-turo In our room. There |THbune P ’Mfhkrt In ।I u Mra. Brown our teacher who has num district were Sunday after- _ Mr. and "-ere “ nrf ajxteen ainucrgartnera. kindergartner*, twenty., twenty 'number of freshmen known. There There be*n 111 I°r m**™’ '•***•• •*1’ re' ..‘ Mr*. William .............. , r’ernp .............. rr aixiccn Jeffersoa and Court I noon guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Adam c.mcuvtmdav dinner <ni*<t« «msi< Of of Mr*. Mra BerBrr- flrxt np,t oradere graders, and sixteen ^cond second i ------ ***---------------were several musical number* »uma her dutleu at the Al toft school Hastings, Michigan lha Paddock of Battle Creek 'gradera. OBITl ’ ABl Endres. . Mr. Brozak's gym classes this . Firestone Tir I Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Sage and Mr. and Mrs nenree Kareher and । Nearly ail of u* have -our new Barbara Ann. infant daughter ol week are having physical examine-1 Charley Pike spent Saturday and Batteries, Wind skis l< Wipers Vuleiaiiinf family were Saturday evening dln- f-«ml!v vtftl*>d friends tn Plainwell books now. nnd are usine them The I s«‘ "nd Mrs Clifford K Poland. tion*. Sunday in Jackson visiting his lis­ T1”>rsdav afternoon. ■ . ... i--------------- ----— <•—Sept .. — 25 at first graders are nearlv through pa-wd•awny Friday. some of the classes are collect- , . Mr. nnd Mrs Harrv Fields nf F1- their flrat-pre-prtmer. -We Look St. Lawrence hospital. lauistng. ing cancelled postage stamps to be 1 Mr. and Uh. Frank Cote of Ada -------------------- — and g^ i Funeral services were held from sent to London where the dextrine aJ*nl 1,31 lh® home ot and Mra. .1 J Fields.------------------------ I ... ; the Estes-Headley funeral home In the glue is removed for medl- i Kn’’ ,nd totally. Mr nnrf Mrs Rusm-1] Karrrhcr Grammar Room Saturday at four o’clock with burial clnal purposes, and lhe paper byM1m Mabelle Notten of Grass nnd children of near Richland were I We had another meeting on Mon- ' In the Deepdale cemetery. product is made into paper mache ' L«k»- who has been visiting her sis­ Sundnv afternoon callers of Mr. day morning. We had »165 in our The mother was in a critical eon- casts for children The sate of: Herman_Hauer. returned to *■ her 'home Thuraday. and Mrs. Fred Tabberer treasury when the Treasurer made dltlon and the father who is over­ stamps supplies money for cota In “ *" Laurence Snyder left for Nash­ Nelson Thomas of Clarksville was his report Monday morning. ?ea«. could not be located. Queen's hospital. Over 3S00 have ville, Tennessee. Saturday where he been collected In room 207. Tlie biology classes are now will enter the aviation corp*. Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston spent studying thc parts of flowers and lhe purpose of each. They are al­ from Wednesday until Friday in so studying specimen* that are Grand Rapids. Muskegon and Fre­ brought to class by various student*, mont visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Veneman of plants they do not recognise, or something that moat student* Grand Rapids were caller* al L. G. J Coles Sunday. aren’t familiar with. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Clum and Tuberculosis has risen in the’War family of Coats Grove were calleh countriM. In England and Wales at Herman Hauer's Tuesday eve­ Qie Increase in deaths from tuber­ ning. culosis amounted to 5 per cent in Mrs. Willet Cole and son of Bed­ Commencing at 1:00 o'clock E.W.T. I offer the following: ford spent Friday with L. G. Cole per eent In the second year. and family. FREEPORT wifkXS'LSiX'M'-.'v.xu" G"r” ,,,h w uT^-s-is । “j gjj- WARTIME WINTER SERVICE 77/£ Cu i, FOREWARNED SteMX. VULCANIZING AND GENERAL TIRE REPAIRING ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime AUCTION SALE To dispose of surplus articles I will have an auction sale at my farm located a mile north and 2 miles west of Woodland on. TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1942 CATTLE Guernsey cow. 4 yrs. old, due Oct. 21 Guernsey heifer. 2 yft. old, giving milk. bred Aug. 25 * 2 Hereford bull calves. 7 mos. old Holstein bull calf. 7 mos. old Holstein and Guernsey heifer. 6 mos. old Yearling heifer, part Guernsey 6"x30' belt, nearly new 2—600x16 tires, good Other articles too numerous to men­ tion CHICKENS About 35 White Leghorn yearling hens About 35 White Rock pullets FARM IMPLEMENTS Oliver riding plow Walking plow Riding cultivator Dump rake Help War Production! HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dining room suite China Cloiet 2 pc. Living room suite 5 pc. Dinette set Singer sewing machine 2 Drop leaf tables Bedroom suite Kitchen cabinet Dresser Hcatrolo 2 Combination bed daverfports 2 Heating stoves 'Laundry stove 3 Medicine cabinets Long mirror 5 o.u a: 6x'9 Inlaid linoleum rVg Rocker Leather rocker Kitchen chairs Electric lamps Electric clock Electric beater Electric floor lamp Library table piano 2 Iron bedstead* Zjots springs Mattresses <Bo&kcasc Dishes Burner oven Commode Quilts Smoking cabinet ' Electric Hoover sweeper 2 pr. cottage curtains, nearly new Electric iron Ironing board Kitchen sink 5' stcp-loddcr SHEEP 10 head young owes The Telephone Minutes CHEN YU (Hurryl Hurry I) M,„ telephone line* are now crowded with war calls. J. A. GAVIT, Prop DEWIY RIED. Aucti.neer R. A. LAPO. Clark FOR VIRY FAIT, VIRY LONG LASTING NAIL MAKI-UP Tk. 1 llg (oftlai | ■ THRU WAY* YOU CAN WILP 1. Keep all your telephone callt at brief at you can. 4 TERMS: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. Everything to be tattled for day of sale. Perhap* your own line cull you make pa«»c* through a central office twitchboard, where rapacity it lim­ bed (o juit «<> many call* at a time. That”* why your rare in avoiding long telephone conversation* is an important aid in maintaining fa*t. cfficuhit service for war. When you save telephone minulet, you clear the wiret for liar call*. Because of material ahortagrs, we can’t install enough additional equipment to meet all of today’« demand*, a* we would do in normal lime*. So we make lhe uio»l efficient use of the far illtic* we have—with the help of every telephone user. 2. Make only lhe motl euenlial Long DUtance calle. 3. When pouible, give the number of ifm dielanl telephone you are calling. Plan your conversations to save minute*. Keep pencil and paper at hand, so you won’t have to leave the telephone. And pleaee don’t call Information for number, listed in the directory. Remember—wai CALLS MUST GO TH BOUGH I MICHIGAN BILL TillPHONE Jtal tbe thing foe Umm speedy days—the fastest nail make up ever! Lsrjy* bottle of Cant Yu/art dn uig Uc- /•NCncw Yd Remover (wTy type). A dollar for all three ... earriad by four hurrying coolie* .., nary cute! Carveth & Stebbins TUB BEXALL DBUOG1BTB COMPANY^ PHONE :ui HASTINGS I �_ T»r ftffsm. . w. Jordan. 94. Ma 1 ty carried on their Unued the toutnea. alone out four years ago. when lhe .tor* and bus**- »Vd Hie Jordan .tore Itad been amlly for about 70 year*, having bought II from an IMS. The Bedford posi­ ts in the Jordan store for r of year*. Both Eugene sod were prominent in the .nd active to it* affair* I their families weru rnctnh* Bedford Congregational n township January 10. hl* early education to tlw ere he look a bu*lnew and worked for a time in the department* at thc pitot He was * beautiful an artist with the pen. >r four years- His record that office are models ot and artistic writing He te year as city recorder. cPherson of this city and led hare until 1901. whan to Bedford. He »a* an Jo baseball tan. although p, Deed* Vtekary-s John to Tnutee, -______________________________________ • IVTill whkh with nocpleaaed I difficult, they Assyria j <Xh- Rsrrv DOABaTr ,— candidates led the ot at I more desirable county offices. It elections. If those attending a cauAdm- Clarence E. LT... . E’L Ed«,r Henney. Proof and Joe was easy to know if the delegates I cu* or a convention had been re- family 1 f**1/'Applemaa Est, to Walter R. Bobler nled- order admitting wQl a j i v ivoted M they That situ*- • qulred to goal a aecret ballot for 1 ■ and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 13. Castleton en? f' !^th.r?p^nr 1 'entered, bond of admtolsrator filed. I vanataares Ana in loxes non was not quite as harmful as■ nominees, trlere would ba no induce-11 —— and 2. Bl. 14. Eastern Add. Hu-1 letters testamentary Issued, order I -----. • ।the money-spending method* of.ment to purchase tpeir votes, be-’ ttogs city. limiting selUenwnt entered, petl- ' Weaknesses in the primary «»- control —•• — —* fdTind ------ ■* vrai — " cause tbe^ would be no chance to,1—_____ __ Arthur J. Huff, by Odn, to State tlon for hearing claims filed, notice making nominations are representative. That also called prove that they ' delivered their, Emest Skidmore, of Michigan. shown In every Michigan county ; for ; votes That would .. * Ik* 3«lk S3® 32. Hope Twp. — — .—.—, 270 Ac. Sec. 9. par. to creditor* Issued. end the use of} ------- —. <i 10_and par.Sec !6 Yankee • ^t. Rante. Hoyt . Petltton for °Kbe When the people of Michigan beU> conirol ’th. vote. WALL IAKE rX'.i r.r» KilSl John N. Gardner and wife to Sec. 10 and administrator ruea. filed, petition c.rp.r.tlou. ef tfk.k Louis N. Bertrand and wife, par Spring* Twp. fj aaministnitor oepwnwer io p?‘4on for ;« ““ Th in “ came aroused over the evU* that « conventions. | Mr. and Mrs. Ira McClarren left Woodland iwp. Twp. t■ The Land ziana Bank ot of »i. St. .;,•«*c,a‘ administrator file* order B«"y .“u^' °! u,etn „r: Sec. 23, nuouuiuu zne Federal reoerai muiq , . — , , admtowtrat^ for delegate." to ‘county w'- h*d grown up under the caucus and -- --------------------'for their heme in Toledo, Wad,t “h, Harry A. Walidorff and wife to Paul to George E- Connolly and appointing special Bomm-xmior tenUonj| convention system, they were m> _ „ . „ nr*day for the winter. • 3*4 James Swanson/and wife, 40 Ac. j wif*. 80 Ac, Sec. 33. Barry Twp. enUrrd._______ ________ "next Of the leas than 150 Barry “niiry lhat- trough the legislature.; Mr- and Mra Clare Marshall and , clifford Kahter and wife and ' county Democrats who voted a^lhJ'd,*h*d *Dd w,‘th Mush.n G^n^.rto" famUvMrf Oc*n IXmnaTan .pent Thuraday to *5TwpJ ' Anna T. Campbell to Frank WLO ~ Howard and wife to JanMC hek and wife. EH lot* 1 and , , _ _ , (/■.-nd-.lK.’w *7. JSw- mT«"/ ■ “ -»n IO, ■»«» w iii Charles D. Shasky end “If* - - —--------— — ■ J ’ —------ - •— • Sec. 21. Orangeville Twp. ’"buX'h. “ Mark A. Ritchie Mid wife to Mark W. Doty and wife,'Jot 15. Ritchie Woodlands, Yankee Spring* Twp. ^or^'Axp^w^X re^bUHK^^re^7. Douglu Bur of jsssx Battle" Reynold. k,*Garrett Stockreef and wife to Km, nvu L. van------------------------<.«■«■■ and ana wife.71.3fl wue, Ida p- McCoy to Mae Bldelman. . Tlie Milo Extension club met"at Fr*d Van Zandt -u.------n ...u-»o u ------.-----------Zi---------------‘cast for thefull number to which llve Bovemment exceedingly dfrfl- Mabel Manning. Ivis and Dorr of Sunday visitors at Ue Reynolds* tec 20. Yankee Spring. Twp; 1'P P»£ the " home of Mra. Laurfl Garrison thel tere entiU«I- aSta the ottier cult -’ made at Mr Ac. Bee. Springs Twp. ar Sec.,28. 8ec.28. Baltimore Jwp Twp -----. cult.- Thu This ha has made “ It Posaible passible for for Assyria Assyria were were Sunday Sunday gueste guests,at Mr. of of Doster. Doater. Frank Edmond* and wife to L-MmjTE. Chue to Howard M. Wcdne^ay evening to organize for fouy precincuwhichWere^nmted — ’^-organised and Mrr Frank ------------ . minorities ----- ..... .to secure .... ...... — HawblIt*. | Mr Bnd Ur5 p 0 jUp^y Un for 301k. 1*43. >1 l« JetegTlei Xnte fire Lw conlrol * aUt* nat^’al «<”I* Ju. aaii p.yabl. *» «fc* 4*«* «t tai* । FloydI H H. Foote and wife, tot 18. Martin «nd~wife. 150 Ac See. 4. the coming year. Mra. Henry Ger- o Mr. and and Mr*. O«*I* George 'Hoffman their home to Texas. Friday. endorf. BalUmore TVp | rnalne and Mr.. Garrison will go to ' «** ”r* ernment For instance, right now _________________________ Ti’s’re ti’ “U i H.rdendorf * Add Add Huttog. Hastings city. city .» W. w Duffey n..fr.v and .rni wife .-if. el .t al .1 Edgar X Mauk and wife to My-1 Hastings as leaders for the first, for p.rtte//mrt thmare other jorganlsed labor, whose membership' d/i!5 July i“"s43. J John . doe* not contain more than 25 per federal FARR mortgage QOR- to Lynn F. Slocum and wife. par. ron S. Emmons, ct al, tot 3. West, leason. Tlie group will meet with I lIar^ X,"'” 5 cent of the laboring people of this' FORATIOX. a <«rp«'.il*.. of Wa,*. Lake View Park,. Yankee Springs Beach. Finn lake. Johnstown Twp. Mra. Merle Bradfield on October ?e“ o? William T. Grigsby and wife to 71b at >2 o'clock. Any one wUhtag , county, tetocwttro! .^Washington laalun. D. C_ A..l».« of Uurlo.r.. —_... r B. W. Hiooe, Pomary system was ln ,^1— U1Bl aHects their to- ■ i Lyle H. Cisler et al to George D. Charles Shellenbarger and wife. W ; to join I* cordially invited to come. | P*1,0** , S tots 5 and 6. BL 1. R. J. Grants ' Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Tobias. ' ?2 “ pled ' del *8 a tes to county conventerests We have the spectacle ofi ' Hon and wife. 27 Ac. Sec, 7. Hasfirst Add, Hastings city. children and Miss Joyce Roush!"™* were always nyned by cau-. J<lhn u Lewis, head of the Miner* j I tings Twp. William T. Grigsby and wife to .spent Friday evening with Mr. and l’. d ln,1 eaef J°wn»hip and union, doklng a half million dolCharles Shellenbarger and wife, I Mrs. Archie Tobias of Hasting*. I w*Jd: Due nollcc of tlie date, place! |ar, h,lo treasury of one po-' A completely modern 6 room house, ideal loca­ lot 9. Bl. 14. Daniel Striker's add. Tlie 4H club will have a meeting i,ulcJ1 ,,arty ln a Prudential elec-! Hasting* city. I at the home of Mra Bertha Phil- ' P'™*1 J" ^»at ““*“*‘J** llon- and demanding of Congress. tion in 3rd word, near school. This house has 2 Mae Bldelman to Neil Jones and ■ mon. Thuraday evening. Oct. 1st । HL £?uId take part If and th, president full value re-! bedrooms and complete bath up, 1 bedroom, liv­ wife, par Sec 28. Baltimore Twp at 8 o'clock. , . d«^*dn J’?' “‘’ed In law. he desired for the ing room, new modem kitchen, and seat down­ Eulah German to Mabel M. To-1 Mrs. Emily Wilcox and Mr. .°r *ard ,n .union*. Lewis overplayed his hand, stairs, gas heat, attached garage, for $4500.00. bias. 1-5 Ac. Sec. 31. nnd Ac. Spaulding were In Hasting* Friday. .®«n gatherings and u not U1 favor w(lh lhe ' Sec. 31. Irving Tap Mrs. Gertrude Trahan. Mr*. Wil- ' era-that-be; but what he did shows ; We have one of the best 120 acre farms in Ma­ ■iiV.r" h«e.«d------ -------Kenneth W. Crist and wife to'cox's sister, returned with them. L"P"“n‘^l*f , ’"hat a well organized minority can' ple Crave township, wonderful set of buildings. I«L> Tru.1 CompsBr. Trusic. ' Frank O- Pcrleberg nnd wife, lol ! George Woods who Is nttending i 1 "ccompllsh unde, the primary sysWant to trade for a good 40. I m ..14 Cvuri it. poilUta 7. Sundngo Park. Hasting* Twp. ; M. S. O, East Lansing, was a sup2. TJ1' tern. 1 J**4. *“.‘mTS’ e- a Andrew* and wife to Char- ■ per guest of Mr. and Mra. Merle .Z ^n ^member a gubernatorial u-n.-- lh. -eonte thi. nnri I tslanl b» siioBej u til.4, . — qh«.ki nnri wife so *e Sec /Bradfield Saturday contest in this state, with three as- I _We believe the people ot this and I 40 acres near Hinds school house, good set of "it:,.'a s: sx,’1" FOR SALE! "iStT’Ks„„u,jsi-i to the tame. Hi* brother ras the pitcher for lhe and John Rum lhe catcli- "‘■Sr,”". Bm.n- .nd M. Hopkin* who turvivea Iree. J orala n, of whiting. Ind, roe-nieces and five nephfuneral was held Saturnoon from the Bedford lonal church. The burial livenIde cemetery, Haa- I CORNERS I Mrs. Albert Hauer of were Sunday dinner Herman Hauer's. Mrs Oacar Fancher and Grand Ledge spent SalSunday at the L. G. Cole Mrs. Prank Snyder and 1 Snyder of Kalamazoo J. Snyder and family. luties at lhe Altofl school Pike spent Saturday and Jackson visiting his «l*- buildings. Two story 6 room house, $2400.00. We have the Martin Tinkler 30 acres right in town, will sell or trade for a house and lot in ’■ ;:™nl ”*on “ Sp*““lr< u> Mn. BnU, Wto. Harold D, Wenks, par. Nashville with a vto’wttcm*ot* *P*nl very freely 0141 year by>theae pcnM of lwo campal«ns lhan for v wfude Miteh.il et «i to Rtuueii tte^re2k Wthree men to control county dele- .one. The primary ha* surely not de­ Maude Mitchell et al to Russell tie Creek. 'gallons. The usual plan was to pay creased the use of money In *eMidd .Ville . C «... .*«•"* votera to the election district to at-' cur^n< nominations, nor has ft nnd 8. Keeler's Add. Middleville ( E. WALL LAKE (tend the party caucu*. and agree to brought more efficient service for , village. . .. . c I^ost Week'* Letter rote for a alate of delegates fromi,ocal> stale and national govemLe^,^Ba‘!T^d.W!re.■ji. t£t— 8‘.'k m I' Mr "' - •nuM... wm.- I<conard zx^n-ro of m the township or ward who would. I m«nta The cost to the taxpayers and Mrs Wm ,ney Fifleld and wife.tot 1 Bl. 10.(DeUoll were weekend guests —,-----.- of Mr. ’ the county convention, vote onlyiof lhe old caucus and convention Sopha E. Kenfield's Add, Hastings and Mrg i*rren I for delegates to thc state conven-' »y#tam was nothing. The cost Of Mrs. Ira Ira McC McClarren. . .. . Mr. and Mr*. Wendell Wendell Vreeland Hon favorable to the candidate for primary elections to the taxpayers hundred thousand '' and family of Detroit spent the governor who paid them for at­ adds several Jennie 8 Jewd . tot 8. and W , weekend Bt thelr cottage. tending lhe caucus. In that manner dollars in taxes for each election lots 1 and 4. BL 2. Bennet» and Mri cUfford Kahler county conventions were controlled year in Michigan. Kenfleld* Add, also lot 54 of Supr. vWted Mr. and Mra. Peter Von by delegate* favorable to the candi­ It seems as If the first purpose of I Glasgows Add. No. 2. Hastings i H<Hn ln aB1esburg Sunday, date who had spent his money to those who wished to prevent thc; i cUy\ , Mr. and Mrs. Rob't Dunnavan pack the county convention with his corrupt use of monev In making I John W. Duffey ct al to Lynn | vmlcd 1113 mother at Hopkins Sun- paid-for representatives. nominations for political office i Slocum and wife. par. Lakeview । d That nauseating, disreputable, should have been to preserve thc K.I.H .« r.. Park. Yankee Spring. Twp | ^.j Mra Chu Kahler corrupt contest for the governor­ representative system if possible. « riire m H*,e «P«“ Sunday with Mr. and Mra. ship called loudly for reform. An­ It was. and still is. possible. Just as * ih*i ib* *d- St**1'- 33 W 4 Ac’ See' 31 Car,ton j LaVem Shedd of Galesburg. other abuse of lhe caucus and con­ the Australian secret ballot prevent­ ■In be srtnud Twp. ’ Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Dunnavan vention system often took place in ed corruption at elections, so It ........Earl R Boyw und wlfe to H.zel enUrUln<.d Mr. and Mrs. Ivan conventions. For instance. In Barry could prevent corruption in cau­ hr Olh day Of r- Wcst' P*1"' S*0' ,B' Baltl,nore Smith for dinner Monday night. county the delegations from Castle­ cuses and conventions, had that bal­ Woodland. and ulu this> lot system been adopted for .cau­ irn o'riork in Twp. Lucille DcFriest her sister and ton.----------------■ Thomappie — a *?or0lhMriJ<' Mary McCall to Hastings Mfg. | husband of Flint are spending this cll>- would have close to a majority cuses and conventions. A supposed---------------------------------d In, h«ri.< co part of lou 207 and 209. Has- week Bt . _. . . .. I nltv . _ . ii°n! Morton L. Munson to Max Eck CEDAR CREEK r"n land wife Ac. Sec. 30. Castleton' Last week's letter. . ■ Richard Lcinaar and Cathrlne ■ new.'pMwr prlm»d and* Hreuiatrd h. j Harold Wensloff to LeRoy McRecsor of Lansing were married In ! I <a!d County. 1 Kelvey and wifi, 5 Ac. Sec 3. Bal­ Battle Creek Sunday. Congralu' A true'Topy '• *’ F •; ,lmore T’P *. lations. They will make their home I janrt K. Rum.. Herb of Probate. Francis C. Campbell and fcife to Out 10 11 Fred W. Rounds and wife, lot 62. in Battle Creek. Mrs. Edward Campbell and Miss obd>> ro, ro>uuno» ' i »■•■■ i«n« Pc“l. Pattie Watson attended tlie Mystery < Htate ot Hirhltan. tlie Probate Court I Prairieville Twp. Mother and Daughter Banquet at, for the <-..unr> ot Harry. ids M. Andrews to Minnie Viola om.o iV'Vcui Newkirk EU tots 12 and 13. O. A. lhe Kellogg school last Friday tta. I? .aid TXi " OB thi 15th day Phiuips First Add, Nashville vU- night. Mr. and Mra. Russel Hollister of ot Heplefflber A. I> 1*43. lage. Pulton and Linden Norris and fam- ' HoB‘ 8'“M‘ Mabie Hunt to Samnel Knapper. ily. local visited Leslie Gould and , .-f trnhaie.......................... , ... , , . . aP Ror ’ 21 .Inhiu-tnu-n family Sunday. Miss Joyce Lammers who has a '; position with the Wind Storm Co. j | * i 9ult Claim Deed* ed'bV.ilow’d Charles M. Owen to Edna DavLs. to Hastings, spent Sunday al home. Clair Lammers and family spent । «f .aid ouair'loU 4 and 6. Bl. 41, Middleville Saturday and Sunday In Chicago, j bo dlacharscd ' village. . Bih day of' Edwin Johncock and wife to C. DURFEE *** iugen*. of Whiting. IndlBtep-chlldren Mn. Ar­ ie r of Detroit and Ernest We have an extra nice home in the first ward for $2850.00. 1 Building and Loan Association to finance so you can buy a home. Don’t pay another months rent The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself ” EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUI 1 DING PHONE 2659 BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! Mra. Prank Cole of Ada L. G. Cole and family, ibelle Notten of Grass has been visiting her rislerrnan Hauer, returned ie Thursday. Snyder left for Nashssee, Saturday where he he aviation corp*. Mn. Roy Preston spent ie*day until Friday in Ids. Muskegon and Freig relatives and friends. Mr*. Clark Veneman of Mrs Floyd Clum and loots Grove were callers Hauer's Tuesday eve- »l Cole and son of BedFriday with L. a. Cole MX pcroaw I. .■Hl COURT HOUSE MfcWT* NEWS_9,_,_tld_ _ rl_ of_ _kx_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _C._ Tompkins _ _ _ _ _ _ _ “ DEFECTS ^1 SHOWN IH IN gct under that pton no IWarvanty lakeside perk. Johnstown Twp. I of Gospel Church, par. HnibJAHV CVCTEM could name the dele- chance of detection If he voted ' Mmbwn* to MEr^iL ^ £.» ”■Attyru PRIMARY SYSTEM - -—- - -all- - the- - - - - - - - - for - the — * “ • • MIU1XJU, IO MB* BXK M,o WUC. Bn( jin At. Sot 0 namr ! to end buying votes j «r HaitinS* Mon n at Bedford 44ininl.lr.lri. nl I. I»rll« Mrs. Sam Kellar and son Dorrell. Probaia offie*. Wildwood. Orangeville Twp. of near Orangeville, called on Mr. j ird fur baarins Edwin Johncock and wife to and Mrs. Edward Rice Thuraday. । i, Thai vubiir Inura Clements lot 18. Wildwood, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bateman and । by pabllratlon1 Orangeville Twp, son spent Sunday with Mr. and i»w.aH,,dayr" ! Rulh u Goldsmith to Robert A. Mrs. Russell Bateman near Mason. lianorr a »<■«» Johnston and wife, lot 25. Sylvan j Our equatorial storm ended with 1 ■Utrd In taid Shore Plat. Prairieville Twp. snow Sunday night. , Leland H. Gilleland to -Robert A. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Youngs and j —lt;.- •' Johnston and wife, 25. lot Sylvan 2" ----, Of Hostings spent Sunday I Shore Plat. Prairieville T*p. ,| W1UI Mr. Bn nn<„| mlB Mra?. V4BUU Claud Ilullv Hunt.. 1 ________ J W. Belote and wife to William j Bnd Mrs. Duane Hunt. Mr.' "" " order tor I'trxucATiox E nn<1 >°l <• Oak Park- and Mrs. Claud Hunt and son Hu­ nt ei I Siair of uirhirau. The Probate Court Johnstown Twp. t,le attended the funeral of Claud's — .. . Harlow White to Genevieve i father. Fred Hunt,, at Alto last , Snook, lot 12 Cutler's Oak Park. wee)c Sunday. r Yankee Springs Twp. * a >----------------Voyle English and wife to Thom- —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— MONEY for Buying Homes for Remodeling for Reoairing Boys and young men who con­ tinue their educations are in line for positions which require 'vTcfon W BUY the purchase of a home that is already built and finance repairing and re­ greater skill and responsibility f fatMt nail r Jr>te<Uc■ YuFaahica ITO bottle of. for all three modeling, but, we don’t know how much longer wo Will be allowed to. So in this great drive for victory. Let us talk over your problem with you. . very cute! You can buy ths home you like .. . even if you can’t build the one you want! So decide on the one you like and let us help you buy it. .We can still finance if you wont to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . . tomorrow may be If you need money to continue too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will eld you. Como in today. your education, let us arrange a loan for you. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 101U W. State 8L, Hasting. Hasting* Nall Bank Bldg. Hoaro—Week days • A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturday I A M. I to AU —-. HABT1NOS -ON PAT DAT, BUT BONDS— » STEBBINS BLOC. MEMBER f. H. L I. VHOHI 1*41 �THE HASTING 3 BAN NEB, THURSDAY, OCTOBEH 1, 1HL ODUND COMMUNITY NEWS Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Dodge loved into the Jerry FUher house n tlie north side of last Broadray test week os the Thompson Mr. Mad Mra. K O Shomo met MIm Dorothy Tyler, who hu been stewart Kussmaul of north WoodLt and Mra. D. V. Shomo and son operating “Det'x Beauty Shoppe” . land of ffcldwater at Battle Creak last owned by Mra. Dorothy Regers Me- I Barbara Bailey of Hutlngs *°p Ispent the weekend wUh her parents In Allegan and then were enter- In thc Baker Building, the former ;jr and Mrg Lawrence Flnefrock talned at a family dinner at thc Bank building the last of tills week. • yr and M‘ra Blake Rising and han* ot Mra t O. Shorno's slater The Shop will be known m DorOene of w»t Woodland were Mr and Mra Geo Klrxhman of othys Beauty Salon. , (UMU honw of Mrs. K*lwnu°o tn honor of Lt. Shomo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Holme* Bertha Flory. V of Or,nd Rrv. and Mr, I. H Osgood and aota, Saturday Rapjda called an Rev. and Mra. Ulfamily were Sunday dlnher gueits Mra. John Hauer and grand- ■ R Holme* Sunday. | ot UT ftnd curUh at daughter Belly Hauer, left -test j, l. Crockford of Carlton was East Woodland. “ 1 a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mra. I Mrs. V. R. Wotring was most they are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Date Arthur Allerding. Mra.z Crockford ntcasantlv surorised last Thursday to spmdlng a fnr wrel£with ber , gTTv Jt from Pvt Jolm DonetA highway on the crosswalk on his I dent pro tern. The president elec ted way home Mr. Sigler noticed the last spring could not taka the office ' children coming from Sunday school' and Loren Hershberger was elected I ns he approached the church and to-fin the vacancy. It was voted ' the child dart out across the road, year In October. he Immediately put on Ids brakes fleers Monday evening. Mn. Kgrl car and ran directly into IL The Faul and Mrs. H. A. Kltson were ' impact threw him back and he appointed chairmen for the Pair, rolled on the tarmac and gravel to be held Friday evening. October about fifteen feet, scratching and .. 30. _____________________________ Committees will be announced bruising him about the face and ■ next week. legs. ’ W. C. T. U. Mr. Bigler picked him up, carryThe W. c. T U. will hold their ing him into the parsonage Hu | next meeting Friday. October 0 at Ulrich. Mr. and Kelley and —g Sunday i- Mr. and Mn Ernest WDMtna called cn Um Lloyd Colvin family And lead D. 1 to VICTORY. Twill surely give the J*P* a run. JoAnne Smith funeral of Henry Ryan in Hotlnga; Mr «nd Mn. Friday baby Sharon Ann are at the home . . . .. Xnu.4. .t the nresent he was taken home where he was n«rd Black. Mrs Jessie Hatton win linn. | NASHVILLE examined bv Dr. Gtenn Munger for!Be. The leader. Every one is corHa got into the Jelly injuries. No bones seemed to be : dlally invited to attend. Mr. and Mn. Lynden Johncock | Mrt M.rrut Moore la visiting her : was juJi oiu»cu anu , *»• o. And filled hia little belly. and family of Detroit spent Sat- dawhlat* in Lansing I The first meeting of the MethoHe heard ids mother coming diocked. O»g«>d ■ I eeveral weeta at the home of Mrs. »** held daughter. Mra. Robert Owens and 0, Wyoming. Through The a< Ident was witnessed by <JL,t w 8 c 8 Rapids spent Saturday evening and family of Orand Haven. So he jumped Into tlie potato Mn , CroM> John j^ured a two­ many or ie people coming from the ?. 'hr JUrrmle and Don Springer were Lei* Roe 113 **n And ate potatoes too. home from Detroit over the week-1 The Edwards Quartette, who have , Mtes , Helena Benner of\ Battle day leave to come here. He spent churcjt ■ id everyone in thc comWingard. rejoicing that little Jack W*** « ,n t® the AflMlonary Fund. Olendon Curtis. 1 Creek visited her parent*. Dr and I the day with the Wotring* and left niunliy .. ------- .--------end. Don to returning to school at conducting meetings nt the I _a------। Also a contribution was given to CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS W “fJT HNndtng the yum-, famine church, left Monday for Mrs. O. F. Benner from Thursday tliat'nlght to make a few more caDa^wXs not seriously “injured, Barry County Soldier kite A iu I City spent the weekend with her until Sunday. On Sunday, a friend ■ before starting bock to fata studies The .Methodist Church . SapL and Mra. Kltson Entertain stove was purchased for a Sunday I Rev, George Wingard. Pastor Oene Lvnch also of Battle Creek, ( in Radio. Pvt. Doneth 1* a former Faculty school room in lhe basement 10: 00 A. M —Morning worship. wm a dinner guest agriculture teacher , of thc Wood­ Hr■ MrI, _?5orl!K>u,e ter. MUdred. spent Wednesday in Last Tuesday evening a get aeHownrd ' 11: 15 A M — Rally Day Program. attended the Allegan Fair Thsrs- GrBnd Rapids., Mrs. Welby Crockford and Mrs. Worthy Matron of the local O. land High achool and lived with Mr. soi« iww»y crei.ui* « Henry Hynes visited Mr. and Mrs. E. 8, Mr* Regina Benner. Mrs. Dorr and Mrs. Wotring for reveral year*, quatnted social time wm given by . Hewitt John Dell and Clyde Wise Sunday school hour. d\y; .. .. „ „ * Al Bennett and son Jlmmte re­ John Hynes of Holt one day last Stowell and Mra Ines Forman at- Mrs. Woirlng's condition remains Supt and Mn H A Kltaon for Mr. and Mrs. William McCallum turned to Jacksonville. Fla., after of Kalamasoo spent Murday with ^Sng a few wseks here. .J. members Each I । Ice. tended the County O. E. S. meet- about the same. Mrs Celia Town- .the of the faculty Each "ooai.no rownsnip Reboot J Tuesday 7:30 P. M. Choir practice. the home folks. • ; person was asked to tn come repre.. . . ' i wateJn Walker passed hto exMrs. Homer McAllister and inz ing In Hastings on Thursday. 1 send is now caring for ber. her. tenting a song with lhe rest guessBook* put In circulation thia week [ t daughter Joyee of Kalamazoo were 52. "mlMUmi •• K.Um.ioo l.« w^k Mrs. Rhoda Austin spent from, Mrs. Alice Smith. Brodbeck to Ing the name of lhe song Oaires The ----Men- ---Around Chu rchill |cC. ------------MU. BoWrt H.Si. Ljk Houn «<M Qu , Io, CU.U. Saturday until Monday with her j studying piano under Prof Roy Un- U>g WW iiauic ul 4lie a*ni«. einiitvo - Tomorrow ------ I; Friday. October 2. Family Sunday MU. Bunt or BMford m aua- , Roy Perkins Sunday. ron nnd famllv. Mr and Mrs Ro- , derwood. head of the Music Ge­ were played and later refreshmehta —Rene Kraus; Pray for were served. ------and the Sea school night Potluck supper and । day afternoon callers at the Jew Monday that his sister. Mtea fia Austin ot Lansing. |, pariment Mr. and Mra. Carl Jordan and bert ----- ---------------------------w. u.,na> of M S. a. C Mra. Brodbeck — Poa,er short program 7:30 P. M. Parents, i The Faculty Club elected the fol1 Osgood home. ■ i Hafner had passed away In Cleve'family spent Sunday with her sisMrs. Welby Crockford accompan- j received her M. A. degree from there and His '* Little Dog TTay-CJal 1 children and friends are invited to „ Nq1 “.' *ry g°od hl for J ’* land. The body will be brought here ter and husband. Mr. and Mra. John led Mrs. Victor Brumm of Nashville tn 1938 and Is now taking advanced lowing officers for the coming year: ■ “n President. Clifton Mlel; Vice Presl- ' Wheeler; America Was Like This attend CXmmunMy Club meettai at Dan for ^a! Thuraday afternoon Brock of Grand Ledge. | to Dowagiac Saturday where they I work. ’• G " Sterne; Prance ---------- '; ZUk luk.™ Church on— Berdent. Miss Doris Whitney: Sec'y., —Emnia “*— ~ *' ~------ “•* — ~~ visited their sister and husband. Mr. McCallum's Frtdgy night, but lhev.e । Mr Bnd Mrs. George Wotring of Jack crockford of M. S. c.. East Ilin Time — Thomas Kerman: The Paul W. Oelgar. Putor :present had g very pleasant eve- Detroit spent Sunday with hi* mothnle are visiting her mother. Mrs and Mrs. Clifford Potter, return- I Lansing, spent the weekend with g A. Teachers' orrr uon .| — — Soong Sisters — Emily Hahn; Abe P. T. Reception nJ* Tb, njkl muUn, U U> M „ Wo,rta, Lawrence Hilbert, thia week. On in® on Monday. home folks pTtTa. mretFn7"hls M«her-BerAadtne • 10: 00 A. M —Sunday school Saturday, they plan to motor to Raymond Smith and Elwood Me- I 11: 00 Aa M —Morning worship. ku M,. *nd M„ Rj, Buna | Ld. rm, u,, „,k,nd I Miss Jean Burkte of Battle Creek fBll wns n reception for’the old and Bailey; Joel Chandler Harrto-Atvtn Minnesota to join Lt. Shomo who Lcod enrolled as freshmen at M. 8 1 Ber. and Mr, B Hurt* w* wtth hw dnudhlar. Mra. Jcnn Hlrdrl visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ncw teachers of Woodland Town-! ”ar,®wHltlert-H. | • Wednesday evening—Choir Re­ to stationed at Camp Ripley. Miss C. this week. Jack Crockford re­ tnlljra In ura unhmhood lu* and ann iraraua In onind Rapid, Carl Burkle, over the weekend shtp Mhooi hp]d Prlday evening. Knickerbocker: Keys of the ,hearsal. 1 Ellen Hilbert, who has been spend­ turned for his second year's work ■*** Rrehard Johnaon or Detroit .pent Levi Kltson of Syracuse. Ind. is Loren Hershberger led community Kingdom—A J. Cronin; Trail Town ,I Thursday p. M. Religious instruc­ Ensign Geo p Benner is now in ing her vacation with her mother -------------the weekend at his home here. and sister*. will accompany them to Dallas. Texas, where he is an in- vtelting his son and family. Supt. .ingtnq Welcome to the teachers '~®*ne*L”a*cock: Pe°P'«' Under ।tion. I '• Mbs Jean Smith of Middleville WOOD SCHOOL Mrs. H. A. Kiteon for a few wnH given bv Rev H. V Townsend H*11"—Wallace R. Deuel: Meet the, Minneapolis to resume her studies struetor nt the Flying Field. Hto and 1 The Evangalteal Church « weekend guest of her par­ Ruth Taggart was i Sunday ,dtnwreks. and respony was by MIm Do*. Americans-Carl Crow. . J Oorts 1 South ■ address is Squadron 2 N R A B at the Minneapolis College of Tech­ J. 8. Deabler. Pastor lames f>atrick enta. Mr. and Mra. J. Robert Smith. Home Ec played j Rev. and Mra. I. H. Osgood nnd Whitney /A violin solo was p nology. . Miss Marilyn ,.v.. — Miller . — and M Joe Gar1 Tlie reopening services of I MIm Daisy Scothome ot Union tiled by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Forman rity of Chicago spent the weekend family visited Rev. V. H. Beardsley by Herman Maurer accompanied u, ■ - - ,7 .;-* auanonum ana Hany Day mi tne Our sympathy to extended to Mra. City was home over the weekend. r ir«<. I . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------and other friends in Charlotte Mon- Mrs. Lorenzo Maus, both of Has-, J’11/ tnls w”r' a”a 1 ,‘h , T~e ' Sunday school Is postponed until and children of Homer visited his, 1 with Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Leffler Bernie Walker at the death of her I Mr. and Mra. Clarence Shaw and girl*nesl areSunday. making October over old11.clothes. parents. Mr. ang Mrs. Geo. For- , and Mr and Mrs. Robert Crockford day afternoon. . tings Joe Mix. also of __________________________________________ Hastings.. maxing over old clothes. husband. Bernie will be greatly , family were Sunday guests of Lan1 and also relatives in Hastings. Hasting,. . LHUe Jack Arnie Has Narrow Escape played a violin solo accompanied by ; . lllT,]e Home EC Ec club win will nave have InIn­ . 10:00 A M Morning worship. man Sunday. Lillie ------------ -----------------l Miss ------------. ... -----------------------------------------jMk Arnlc fodrofyfar 0]dMaus.. ofA Mrs M#u, ant! A tflp dgnce nnd Mne Illation for brrahmen girls Monday of Bermon ..Our nrm An. mlived by all hi* friends and neigh- *lng relatives. Etta Schneider wa* brought Jack Arnie, four year old son Mrs. tap dance MOE. j* l!‘r“ Monday bora. I ■ ■■ < Ermond Williams of Hastings and home from Pennock hospital Sun- Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence AmiA es- "On n Bicycle Built tor Two'” was । «venlnS- October 5. ^ Sunday gneste of Mr. and Mra.1 STONY POINT (Tiorus | H’OO A. M Mra. Edward Reesor. local attended day and is being cared for at her eaped with only bruise, about hl* elven byR J. Kussmaul with | ‘ M —Sunday school. , ! ~an<’“rK ' Mr. and Mr* Elmer Cook of Beldthe funeral of Fred Rose of Lake home in the village Miss Schneld- face, knees and right leg Sunday Elennor Jean Bird as the girl on ' The Chorus will have a party and-* n-A । E. L. of Christian EnI, initiation this week Thursday eve-1<jeB'vor Tonic - | How of Battle creek, and Rev. uia [rig spent a couple days the past City on Saturday. er to convalescing nicely from a re- about noon when he ran into a car the bicycle Margene Kussmaul ac"When ,Mu*u nnd -n. or Hutb.,. nlng.' Partake of onlc the Lordi" ’’ ..Christiana ....... tn, ’„r thc,r dnuth. Mr*. Carl Walts. Mrs Lawrence cent operation going north, driven by Kim Sigler companted them on the piano ! nlng I Kindergarten and First Grade , Mrs. Jennie Sink spent Thursday ter_ Mr> j D Aeiiek. Hilbert and Mtes Ellen Hilbert were 1 Mr. and Mra. John Dell called on of Hasting*. Jack had just left the a short business meeting wm held \ 8:30 P. M. Evening worship. Grand Rapids visitors last Tues- Mr and Mra. David Smith, Sr., of Methodist Sunday school and wm with Mrs. Herald Classic, mother '. Miss Doris Whitney, teacher. Mrs. ; Theme of oermon. "Why Be A night and Friday as Hie guest of i Mra C|aud Demond and children Mr and Mra. Howanl wuaon. I and Mra. J. D. Aellck and Mtes day. Lake Odrasa. Sunday. crossing to the opposite side of the Vice-President presiding as presl- I Vesta Born. Avlstant. Christian?” “T C.h?fle‘ ^rence Cooibaugh spent tert Set­ Betty Lou Lumbert entered the Thursday evening — Midweek | Beginners class from Lake Odessa Prayer service, ** MeC , ord"’’ “ Orand R“‘rt<1* °VMr»lhFta™^<5Ten Fvek was a ' Mr “nd MrS An<Ufl Huey °f last Wednesday. ! Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. McLeod ' Friday evening—Choir rehearsal. Mra. Florence Ten Eyck wu a Orand jupidg vlsKcd j. D Ac. >r\r^ur guest at Mrx Howman ___ _ . supper of----------Mrs Carol Caryl Bowman «_•_ llck tiiume home 1 have let us have window boxes for - ---------—•-----------ire* la.’} rTluny Brethren the winter. TMMayh<m».a T.ao.rt and MIm 1 WP CUrC Mct*rby Arthur L. Dodge Pastor Nearly all of the kindergarten r .?£”■ .r-.-rn Noslivllle carted on the WqUmiin 10:00 A. M Worship and sermon ' l—.m... *Mwri Bnd D,rnond families Thursdayevehave learned to tie their own shoes. I At this sendee tbe Sunday school |8trlmbeek Of of Woland Woodland teat last WartWed- ntn< Mp| McDerby WM a teachFoarth and Fifth Grades fftrrr*. nnd iMrhrr. tnr tK* rrwn. * Mrs. Martha Smith, teacher ,--------- —- -r—;— |n7to/p T A Thundav evenlna ' *r ta °U'' ICh°°I abOUt 30 Kar* T> ’ Our border decorations are Uncle *”*,???*." ,n®UUed ' ? . lin^ Um? ,Dd U a,w»y* • welcome visitor in 11:00 A M Sunday school. Sam nnd American Flags. Some ' '* We are arc mviung inviting you io to oe be presprea- ■ about 123 being present We re- , very good poste who u ,ttendposterC work has been done on airplanes, navy, cavalry. I °JJ n'e ,,rsl Su"d«y of the ceived seven dollars for our quilt, £jBttle Creek visited army and K P duty. ,Church whool year. Let. make It ■ thanks to the efforts of Dewey hA p.rente her. arer thZ wwkcml The 5th grade English have been !D“v Chu"1’ lhe Benerari‘X of D,we>', Mr. and Mra. Ernest AeMck ot studying Radio news. Mary Jane , Sl?2? ?^5roBC?? ^>0 0, all<ndanca. person. Anderson. Belding visited his brother brother. J J. D D. Leak was elected announcer fori p M Lore FtMt and I W.jre sorry to lose Mrs. Lydia ,Droinpr- J DFriday. News flash reports will be «"“«*<”’■ Kidder. Ralph and Walter, from our r Wo seldom gel the opportunity ' given of Community news, school ' invite you to worship with community. The family moved to ,to report a snow storm in Septem­ news, national and foreign news “*• Hastings Inst week. ber but lnal that is Just what happened and weaiher reports The Church of the United Bretlirew I The Caryl Bowman family st- . , — । tended a famfle family osthertna gathering of ot lhe. the. y‘~ . . The 4th grade have enjoyed; •” Chrtol .Mnrfed 7 Bowmans' at Eaton Rapids Sunday. studying Indians and their ways of !• H. Osgood. Minister I Geo Bassett, Henry Meyers. Mrs. DUNHAM DISTRICT living. Some Indian costumes are Woodland d gasoline company will show plcSylvester Van Horn —* Mrs. ----- 1 1 *A-------"-------------------being made. Morning worship 10:00 A. M. I lures at the Dunham schoolhouse. Saturday evening. October 3. The I Evangelical L. A^ 8. will serve pot luck supper at 7:30- These pictures will be of particular Interest to fanners and an InvltaUon is ex­ tended to all. Rex Hawthorne, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawthorne. avoid disappointnvent get latest line extension INFORMATION Ooclaij! AUCTION SALE ★ Federal regulations now in effect, and subject to change, place severe restrictions on the extension and enlargement of our lines. Line extensions require materials that are badly needed for war . . and war needs must come first. To avoid possible disappointment and inconvenience, check with our office at once as to how these restrictions will affect you if you are planning — Being unable to do chores, I will hold an auction sale at my farm located one mile south of Hastings on M-37 by the Star school, on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1942 1. To move into premisos which do not hove adequate Commencing at 1 o'clock. gas or electric service available, or 2. To occupy newly constructed premises, or 3. To request additional service at your present loca­ tion (for a range, water heater, etc.) Under these regulations we arc permitted to do very little (in many cases, nothing) toward extending or enlarging our lines or service. Service cannot be extended to any building unless it was ready to receive service before July 1, 1942, or, in'the case of new construction, unless the main foundation was completed prior to July 1, 1942. Even though the building can qualify under these War Production Board rulings, it must be within 250 feet of an existing line, for an extension may not go beyond that limit. We will exert every effort to serve you so long as it can be done within the wartime restrictions. However, thc most we are able to do under present conditions may not be enough to meet your needs. So check with us immediately if you are planning to take any of the three steps listed above. It may save you a lot of time and trouble. / HORSE 3 yr. old grey mare colt COWS Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, calf by side Guernsey cow, 2 yrs. old, calf by side Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old. Jersoy cow, 5 yrs. old, due Dec. 15 Durham cow, 3 yrs. old, pasture bred Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, pasture bred Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, duo Nov. 15 Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, WAR TAKES VITAL METALS AND MATERIALS WE MUST CONSERVE THEM (onsiimERs power Eompnnv dug Doc. ’ 7 15 Black cow, 4 yrs. old, calf by aide YOUNG CATTLE Grode Durham bull, 17 mos. old Jersey bull, 9 mos. old Durham fir Jersey bull calf, 7 mos. old 1 Red heifer, 7 mos. old Guernsey heifer, 7 mos. old Guernsey heifer, 17 mos. old Durham heifer, 16 mos. old HOGS 25 pigs, 50 iln. or better 3 kiwi, 1 yr. old, not bred SHIgF 10 Grade Shrop «WM, good one> Oxford bock, 2 yr>. old Some furniture TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of gale. Nothing to be removed mrtil to tried far. HARRY SPONABLE, Prop. DEWEY REED. AucHome CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Cleric Saturday, very sick with Inflamma­ tion of the bowels. There was no school Thursday as tbe teacher. Mrs. Mildred Rhodes, was called to Battle Creek, by the death of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Chceaeman took their daughter Enid to East Lansing Thursday to begin her sci.00) work at M. 8. c. for an­ other year. . • Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoffman ac­ companied by Mra. Floyd Miller of Assyria were at Lansing Saturday evening. 1 Sunday visitors at the George Ball home were Harvey Ball of Glenwood. Mr. and Mrs Jaaon Labadle and children of Lacey. and Lewis Cordra of Hastings. COATS GROVE । The first froet of the season in this section Monday morning. 1 The L. A. 8.'fried chicken sup­ per will be held next Thuraday eve­ ning. Oct. 8. , . Mr. and Mn. f. 8. Thompson are moving into their new home re­ cently purchased of their son. Wal­ ter. i Mr and Mn. Paul Woodman vis­ ited the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shultz in Hastings Sun­ day and visited with Mrs. Wood­ man's brother Robert Shultz, who to home on furlough from the Great Lakes Training Station 1 Our sympathy is extended to Mrs Mary Townsend because of the death sf her mother. Mrs Millie* Butolph in Carlton. The funeral was held Friday afternoon al Carl­ ton Center. I BANFIELl) [Mitau convention tn Chicago Thursday. Friday and Saturday of last week I DeVan Putnam nnd family of Dearborn were Sunday dinner guests at Twin Cedars 7 Emma Hobbs entertained her bridge club at a one o'clock lunch­ eon Tuesday. ■ Mrs. Netoon Seiano has been suf­ fering from s severe case ot blood poisoning. i Mr. and Mra. Angus MacDoug al were Sunday dinner guest* of Mr and Mn Walter Slruln of near Hickory Corner* A Are on the Putnam farm de­ stroyed a slrawstack. but by the efforts of the neighbors and lhe Bedford Ftre Dept, tlie buildings —■re saved GET IN THE KCIULF: �THE HASTING g BANNEK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1H». MIDDLEVILLE to hto bed th* part week. suffer-1 the home of hto uncle, Glenn Allen' difficult, due to a bllmrd that1 ROUTHWR8T RUTLAND J Rapid* test weak to ttM M«tho«kM tag in* wttb with a > Ihlnart aU« in ttex lx al Vaawtaa ..-.x -n ___ .____ .u-___ 1 a___ <x Tte *sto to an hop* B«t Many friend* day to a farewell dinner tor Gait, ^4/, -B-rfonn of hto brother, Claude and wife. spent the weekend vrith he M M an induct** and ex- fant son. Winston Clayton The Je»v* Tvsaday for final many friends Ln this vicinity re­ itlng here from Uneoin. Neb l* Mr and Mr* Harry Dunn •pending the week with Mr* Sarah tended the golden Campbell <• . .. . . . insirj oi uir larowr* K___ ___ Mr*. Ferri* Moon, who ha* been husband Mr and Mr* John Miller Up Keiser to Miss Bernice Hatfield daughter, the cook at Hotel Middleville for near SelZa of Holcomb, Wto, on Sac*. 11. VlrF Hamilton ^nd Jack 'I ‘ B “^f^x I rn“ •«»< cu»» ChurcNII i Bert Ullery of Hasting* and their Mr Bnd Mr, WaiUr QUmore of E » . k u?J?reW.O,lffCfh T,d Mr and Mr* Clyde Potter of ' dau«hl«’, Mto* Neva of Orand Rap- same time, has resigned and will w, Sunday gue*t* Paul Rlemeruna of Spring Lake. I Welton to Ionia. Thuraday on a ' Z*??. f..0/ id* Mr. and Mra Lyle Ullerr and go to Grand Rapids where she ha* 'nMir a former resident of Middleville and buainte. trip I **“ Wetk w ,“n ^d Mto? Mare Sheehan of a poaiUon and wliere Ferri* i* em- of Mr and Mr;i Jwne* Wilcox a graduate of T-K high seliool, I Othnel and Ma* Blmond*. pro- ■ ^?m^nTh^,Cnn^h0RT1n<T]?P?flrei1 Grand Rapid* Mr* Florence" Ul- ployed. •I -Mrs. — -Mto* HatUe Spreen and Clara Robinson who has medy 1 !rW1ttaya lMt ,toUd ! te^wJrt^Sit^’ 7 *.tery and Xternadtoc Wiertnga. loSl of Mlddlcviil* high school. | Ban Slocum and Mn Hsian UtSeveral f=rt “l! parties hive farewell have been spending some time with her ' 1graduate Mylo Bhav •- •“ <xn-x.i1««_ _x x._.». X. old friend* In town He left Mus- among twenty-two tavern operator*. .,W „ <7 ... 'Afternoon caller* were Mr* W'« toqn held in the Clay _ ~... HUI* neigh­ jfcrer. Mrs Wm. Haven*, ha* re-' kegon Monday to Join Uncle Ham's ' »nd liquor daateri to appear in 1 Mr* Harold >J>der' and mother father a d brother Fred Wleringa borhood for Norman Haight, son turned to her home in Musksgon ■ - ---- - ----— r.------- ,------ —------ — Mto* Thelma Loudenbeck of East HarUord with them next week. spent Bunday wit air corps a* a pilot Grand Rapid., this Tuesday, before Mrs Roman, of Grand R*pl<U | and Bernard of Mr. and Mrs -Eugene Haight, who ha* enlisted in the navy and Lansing was a gueal Saturday and ' Mr> Oeojge Holes and Mto* Dor- James Slocten. Sunday at Uie home of Mr and oU’>’ Corning went to Ann Artxx Row leave* for Detroit Thuraday. Mrs Harry Dunn . Saturday and brought Mr Hole* B*mday Gary and Donald Oaks spent from botnf Aft5r .b*in* .10 Univ*r- p Hammood* ala reived the bad new* Friday that Thursday night until Sunday with • *M>’ hospital the past month, Georg* ciaud* A Hasunc their II year old g/kndaon. Maurice eve,Un< ra^n program the llquorTd'ocate* of the White Product* Oct‘he “rpremaining fc Peck of Hastings had fallen whiletheir ------ r grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs ’“bv* *2™ belt*r and all *re pleasRev. and Mr* otto Weiderholt of Mr*. Alger and others were going poratlon. —'‘he l*tter a* a mechanic; good luck im* tn Imnw Kx l« hnm« strain with th* latter playing at school and fractured hto. Roy x_, Oaks.' . Detroit recent----vlallnr, ,x -,xx^.x „ k. vvvum xL._._ _k. «.1 —Mr and— Mn M M . , . .have- -been --------" ■ -1 ~ >■ «mx / mu/ • —— . v. r-x T. Mntxzm »r , boy*! . Two year* ago hr ' fractured ' ' ' Mr. and Mra- Barber and son i Clare Brady of Battle Creek wm of her brother-m-law and itoter. uould go wet Tbe real “dry." I K«l*ma*r>o brought th* Utter** Th* Thoenapple-Keilogg foqlball the same leg and was laid up for Harold Atkeson of Kalamaxoo were a supper guest 8aturda> evening of . “ . r Mr and Mra Fred Aubll. on th*; weren't fooled by such bunk. mothori- Mra. Isabel L*pp*r home team started the season rlg*’.l in th* many week* “ Hr -h •In t -Battle Sunday guest* of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mra. Floyd LeClear. Sunday her coiuta. Oien Woototon and west county line । Vemor Lectka. who recently en- Sunday from a week'* vtait at their first game. Friday played at Na*h- Creek hospital and underwent a Harry Dunn and family. son of Lansing. were callers Glen'* U*ur> E Carlcton Swift passed hl* phy- listed tn tbe Nary, to stationed al I vllle Bchondelmayer. Harrto and surgical operation Tuesday mnm' . .. wa* _ a_ former ._______ ,j . of. Mn Jaenea ■ PLEASANT Hll.I. 'father resident r- Ramnww nammona ana rical examination at KaUnuaoo I tlie Great Lakes Training BtaUon Misses Marcella Davis and Helen ' Moore each made -touch • down. ■ ,, ,, near Middleville, living on the fam children Natali* and TTmtna*, war* Saturday and will report at Pon I Mia* Pearl Hendershott at De-1 Coman who are attending the and the wore at ।------------------- --ftoSh to andtemny^Se^ Mr. and Mra. Arthur Heydenberg th road where Mr and Friday evening gu**t* ot bar garCuster. October • for service Carte- I trolt. spent from Friday until Bun- 1 Lucid Secretarial school in Orand to 0 in favor of the local*. Thi* lld fsmllv of Grandville were Run- .. . „ .. . . . .... mta Mr an* Mra tan rd ton's duties a* rural carrier on Rl.1 day afternoon with h*r brother- I Rapid*, spent the weekend at home ' Friday the boys meet. Lake Odessa. tlie Bnrs-n'* Gun lake cottage for d.y KUert* of Mr. and Mra Bert An °*Uy and ,wnU> w * “ *7„ ude E 8ut« Hoad. Mra. Fisher aoKM1 are being cared for by J. C. Schad in-law and sister. Mr. and Mr*, with lh*lr parent* her*. a few day* stay Paimcr u, . . . Telephone* installed on line 1» Panted her home to spend owhto substitute. Chas. Campbell H*r nephew Wil- | The Paimelee Extension club had 1 A telephone ha* been installed Stephen Baker of the north counT,.r Su.ud.lue Uuu wiii w>u; The sun*hine dub will meet with lh(. few WM;lu are ,t lhf night and Saturday and Mr*. HamMr and Mr* Monroe Gibb* of ham Campbell came home with her a preliminary meeting at the home at the Olenn Alien home at Pamie- ty line, ha.* quite recovered from hi* Almira Imlra Reed Thursday afternoon afternoon, JJJJ Duffey. Marshall Trip and Mr. mond took h<Mne Saturday ev«Grand Rapid* spent Sunday with 'and returned to hl* teaching duties I °f Robert Tolan, Monday. I lee. Ui* number -88 F 22 recent severe stekneu and to about Mr*. R J William, returned to Heia's residence*, all in the vic»»dted the Harold Ftahhxr — Claude ' in Detroit ... ».._x -----------.—-------j. I a *" *for —j1 The ~ — - ot- her nanmt. parents. **Mr. ..m and »• Mrs Sunday evening, aceomA combined Rally day day -----service “Good................ Netghtxjrs" Par- at hto usual activities ------- ----------- • her home here after spending a few l inlty of Hill* Comer*. » I Sunday school and ehurch ehur Rosenberg by <us hl* wiic wife and will be'melee ‘ ' 'Wtiltom —" “ ------------'I panted paiucu u/ aria young son, w.,, minrirc win MHnrumc ago cut *rvKronawitter L* In quite WPeks al her daughter* near Calen-v Ralph Ralnh Harper n caller* and al th* ______ Mr. Bunday and Mrsafternoon George Mason Rev. ofr Flushing. John who had u-._ been________ vtolling___________________________________________ her “I the Parmelee Methodist eral, acre* of com for Loren Tun- poor health, having suffered ^je- donla following an operation wa* a visitor of hl* parents, Mr and mother. Mn. Vem Smith and fam- 'church at 8:30 next Sunday morn- gate, who is in poor health have verl !?11 Fr,<,BF w,W"t' Little Lynn Tolan of Detroit little daughter of Grand Rapid* are Jame* Slocum* were Mr. and Mra. Mra Wm Harper. Monday of last lly past Ing n* tbe uk p *m ten day*. a«y*. ing The The service service indudm includes bapUsbeplto- recently recently met and pulled pulled hto bean*. **x x hto drive spent the past week at hto grand- spending hto week'* vacation here Albert Reesor of Woodland aad Mr. I Mrs. Mary Sharp 1* quitepoorly . mMl communion and enrollment and another afternoon if down men Sunday being lhe birthday of parent*. Mr and Mr* Clare Wlland Mra. James Oliver and asstotaritK a > mx .m~.iimx of aliment* and iot b*ble* nr, drew them into the bam. Mr and Mr* Lewi* Solomon of with combination on th* tlie Cradle Cradle Roll William J. ...KU. Liable r xx* and Friday. "vnuxx, Tto ^he^rtng^to^JT ’ of Delton. Grand Ranld* were Wednesday ' under lhe^ physician's care. Th* majority --------— mx-.. — The majority of of th* th* burin*** buslnra* Harry Batoch. Jr wis home from September 25 that of hto mother- Mr>d"wnerrpaimer 'took tom home I Thc Bennrtl *nd An drnon fam— iu— x» —..— Glenn and . .. k.,. 1 placesare areremaining remainingclosed closedThursThurs­Ann Arbor for a couple of day* fallen of ui. hto ,brother, Lansing were from Friday night unMr. and Mr*. C. .L. Hiarhave places family Another brother, Roy Solo- moved back to town from their Gun day afternoons foe an indefinite last week Wh° "*‘drd th« ,Uttle JohnMonday he . began ------ .. his ledo who to a guest in lhe home, nnrt man also of Grand Rapids wa* a lake cottage. 2 «n tenant house have moved to time. . . studies at the Unlve.rity of Michl- the two events were celebrated with ant^ ¥r’ Pl°*er* ,nd , iia«unsi at 411 W. Clinton S'. Thursday visitor and took a hand The Red Cross organisation held gan. in the department of aero- a lovely birthday dinner fhmday. ikugTC; Blren .“nd"wh.te^re Mr“ | at apple picking. turned home Saturday afternoon Ita second meeting Monday after- nautical engineering. He will also with cake. -n cvrythlng. Others Ulr THREE CORNERS Bick people who awakefrom a week'* vtolt with their chllnoon A nice amount of work wa* 'continue u> hold his position with present to enjov the event were hto . . r ----- were —--------------news of the death of a son in ac-1 , Robinson of the Great GLASS CREEK Thuraday night. Sept. 24. report the ;dren in Detroit, accomplished the first two week* ! the Bell Telephone Co. Harry grnd- Darenl*. Mr and Mrs. W. K Lleb­ ptTifirrnCWh,re ln the toUthwest NMal Training Base arrived nround wa* covered with anow at Prank Ca*Ue of Prairieville and and Indications are that Middle-1 uated from T-K last June ler. and Mrs. L.’s cousin, and hus­ Th. Nftwh bom * 00 “ nlne-<3a>' furlough Tueamidnight. The milkman, out In the , Will Hasel of Kalamaxoo were Bun­ vllle ladies will do tlrelr part . Russell Solomon has purchased band Mr and Mr*. Jack Mennor The North group of Red Cro«* day nlfhl and will return Thursday wee hour* saw a nice snow storm*day dinner guest* of Mra Mattle __ _____ _—~ — x~. of wx Mr. and_____ Mra _____ Arthur_________ Kenyon.'the home the x... late 8am ««*»■ Zerbe of Detroit. Server* in Irvins Irving garden club .111 will n^ng Hi* abler and family. ■terver* In e.rden eluh Saturday morning and snow nurriaa LecUa anddaughter Winifred. Mr*.; Leon 'Budi and Vivian William* east of town, and will soon move Mrs. George Holes and Mto* Dor­ meet thi* week Wednesday after- । Richard Cook's, of Durand came "gain Bunday night with the first Castle. Mrs. L's daughter h*> gone .*ent to Beott'a Field. Ill . Bundav hto family from thc west eounly othea Corning drove to Ann Arbor noon with Nellie Bedford Friday night to spend the weekhartl freeze of the season. Wr hope to Beattie.Wuh. to visit her *oni«nd visited until Ttrasdav with line, where they have been living Sattirtiav. nnd brought George home Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pierce and with thi. ■Uh this ttmunai unusual viin. fling Aon-,. during Izwto i »w<. who _hx to ■« „ member of Unci* । their brother Corporal Jack WU- with her mother. Mr*. Marsh Mrs from the University hrenltal where rhangr of seasons lhe we*thermsn j _am'» Sam'* navy. navy , ’llama. iFrar * Prance* Koteaky and little daush- he has been for several weeks for Vcre Carter, local, were Sunday din­ and Mrs H. J Robinson. and Mrs. will hand out something more pleas- I I Mr. and Mrs. 8 O Smith returned I Mrs Hattie Smith spent the w*ek ,tz:* ; ter* who have been living in the treatment. WJille still confined to ner gue.st* of Mr and Mn. Steph­ Cook's twin sister and family, the lister l4»rabee's have spent much Mr and Mra A! WoUe of Grand Ing for October. '■[home on Wednesday from a visit: end at Hasting* with her — son ... Ar- Zerbe " ' house will move into her the bed he is much imnroved and en Carter. of their time under the parental Rapid* and Mr. and Mra. Dick Roa* Mr and Mrs. Clarence Rnrenberg with their children in Hammond. I thur .... and --------family Her grandson grandson mother'* home on Ea*t Main Bl. we hope will smn be about again. ----roof since David's arrival. On Bun- of. Hastings were .... Sunday vtollora nf Ypsilanti were Saturday night ! Ind. On Sunday they entertained ” —1—*"* Bmith -'-**-■* -*••- ■ with her »toter. Anna Hewitt Reginald vtolted — at — Battle Rally day was observed at th* CLAY HILLS day. Mr and Mrs Robinson enterat Roy Erway'*. I al a birthday dinner for hto sister, Creek with the Drew cousin* < Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Methodist chUrth Sunday, with a Mrs Ouy McNee and Mr* Gertie talned at dinner in hto honor aU Mr and Mrs Claude Rosenberg In northwest Mr*. Flora Hanlon, whose birthday Mr. and Mr* O*c*r Flnkbelner Mr* Clair Getty, were hto moth- good program ----— con- Harris spent Friday In Hasting*. and---fine — crowd Thomapple.drove to South Haven Bunday to er. Mr*. Mar Richardson of Grand Mdcring the inclement weather. The Mr. and Mrs Cha* Gibb* and Mr. and Mrs H E Bennett spent Mattle Lynd. Mn. Emma William*. see their friend. Howard Paoitln ' Ranld* and hl* brother. Glenn Bundav school to beginning lhe year Mr. and Mr* Leon Pott* were in Mr and Mrs Andy Louden and the Fred OU* home yesterday, Sunday at Wayland with his aon- Mrs Lenna Kirkpatrick. Mrs Nel­ who to in a South Haven hospital | Getty, wife Khd son George. Mix.* with new officers and claxae* for Hasting* Saturday. Mra. Roy Erway spent from Tw*slie Thompson and Mn. Minnie with sertou* tnlurien received In an Hilda Crandall and Mr and Mrs all ages and it to hoped each Bun­ Mr and Mra. Roy MeCaul were family ot Delton were Sunday dintier guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie day till Sunday In the Al Wolf* Neman Frank Johnson. If lhe weather continue* auto accident Friday night ! Wen tel Netoon all of Sparta. Later day will see an increased attend- in Orand Rapid* Saturday. home tn Grand Rapids. Mrs. Wayne Fleenor and daugh­ nice they expect to *pend some time Mr. and Mra. Robert Jackson of , fn the day thev also were callers ance. A new class lias be— --------- Verdem Ooville and family »pent Williams. ter Nancy of Albion, were weekend al their Barlow lake cottag* before Ann Arbor spent the weekend with at home* nf Arthur Getty and__for _younr married — people ... the ____ _ _______________ _____ ____ ________x rj with Mrs enti^Bue" Slwm’^n*4 wtf e " P*r' i Cl*rk <’f'c««cade and Mr. and Mra I Mbs Joan to Kalamaaoo Saturday. u x __ — visitors of her brother. Floyd Hel- going bock to Indiana to remain Ik.l. their parents. Mr. ax<* and **r« Mrs Dxhxr* Robert Mr* n Roy Snyder. Fiord Helrigel ■* lexcher and her Mr and Mrs Guy McNoe and ,je8,*r D YclUr ttnd "°n Phl,‘P of uhere W,U hB rigel and family. indefinitely with th*ir daughter. joHnmson and Mrs. Myrtle Jackson Mr and Mrs. P. D. Bnealhen had husband as assistant. Other oft. i— . RunAsv dinner at the W M CL t Mr and Mra. Charles McIntosh of Mra Eunice Kelley, who** husband The junior class of. Thomanple- a* Sunday guest* their *on-ln-law fleers Include. Supt. Andrew Fink- June Colburn and. Mr. and Mra. Detroit and Dr. and Mr* Franx lias been called to the U. S. service. Krllogg school to snonsorlnv a dance and daughter. Mr »nd Mrs. Olenn beiner; a«*'t. Supt . Eldon Iar- Cha* Gibb* autoed to Kalamaxoo. Wllltodn of Hasting* were Bunday al the school Friday evening Rvder and two children, and Carl rence: secretary. Ruaarll Bender:---------Sunday---------------and spent----------the day ,with Wllvisitors of their sister. Mra. B. C. from Chicago and to spending some The monthly meeting of the Bengrrt and nlee- and Mis* Ber- treaa.. Jane Hooper. Supt Prlmarv bur Gibbs and family, Bwift and children. time at lhe home of her parent*. Rouse circis of the Methodist nice Sneathen. all of Grand Rap- room. Dorothy Bonnevillo: Bupt. Mr. and Mr*. Leon Poti* were Sunday caller* at the home of Mr Mr.’tnd Mra R. Ely MacNaugbton. church will be held Thursday after­ id* Tin latter ha* recently ac- Juniors. Clara Harper: BupL ot caller* at Mra. Lenna Johnson's In and Mrs E- F. Blake, were Blanch .MY w, Dawn* „ __ to with the American noon. with Mrs. Mattie Benswav copied a position with lhe Bon Cradle roll. Margaret Dennison. Sowne Wednesday evening. Spaulding of Muskegon. Clayton forces In Australia. Robert Harris and friend. Ben Marche store of Caledonia. Martha 8chad. Bupt ot home. Mr* Mr. and Mra. Roy MeCaul attend.Lockwood ...____ . of Battle Creek. Judge T . ____ .____ T. Carter, both of Rochester, were Glenn Blalte and Dr. George Henry Brog osstoted bv Mr* Andrew ed a birthday party at Arthur BedB. Taylor and hi* mother. Mra. Flo August Wilson of Hastings, to Mrs Bunday afternoon visitor* of tne Grsvblel of Caledonia, spent last Flnkbelner and Mr* Vina Johnson: fords'. Saturday evening Tnrtpr of Orand Rapids Irla Norris, who live* on the Roy former'* mother and brother. Mrs. week st Huntera Lodge near Grand Bupt.. mission*. Mrs. E. E. HickMrs. Shear and son. and famliv Jack Chase. Harry Allbrecht and Snyder farm and where they will Vesste Harrto and Charles. Marais. U P Thev returned home man: Bupt. of Temperance. Mrs. O. of Orand Rapids called on Mrs Jeanette Garbow are reluming to continue to reside. Mrs Wm K Llebler, assisted by Sunday night finding driving very L. Finkbciner. Sarah MeCaul. Sunday. Uwlr studies at the Western State Henry Cunningham wa* in De­ Mra. Mark Ritchie, was hostess to College. Katomaroo this week. troit last week attending the Re­ the Grand Rapids. Middleville “GetMr* Pearl Kenyon Intends to go publican convention a* delegate Together" club, at her home on to Lansing Bunday for an indefinite from Thomapple township. West Main St Wednesday of la»t slay with her -*on. Sidney Kenyon Harold Johnson of the Clear lake week. A pot luck dinner, game* Coast Guards spent Bunday- with and visiting made up a happy day and family. Mrs. Barbara Tteary of Hasting* hl* parent*. Mr. and Mra Loren for these former Mlddleites. Pres­ will entertain with a sliower for Johnson. ent were Mr* Martha Brandstetter MUs llcne Polhemus. this Friday Mr. and Mrs. Max Barber and and two daughters. Mrs. Joe HanLsh evening al tlie home of her moth­ three small daughters of Grand and Mr*. Rhea Beach. Mr* Maud er MT* Ray Serven. Rapids, were Bunday guests of hl* Mitchell and daughter. Mrs.. Bert A number of folks are victim* of grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Jones. Mrs. Alec Pott*. ML** Lvda summer fhi or cold*. Last week Pr indie. Rumen. Mrs. Ethel Kaechele. Mr*. victim* Included Mr*. Glen Blake Mrs. James Polhemus will enter­ Florence Evan* Austin. Mrs. Maud and son Bobbie. Mrs Mattle Ixct- tain at a dinner Wednesday eve­ Teeple Atkinson, Mr*. Leo Tewks­ I6% or 20% PROTEIN ka and daughter. Winifred. ning for the pleasure of her daugh­ bury. Mr*. Mary A Taylor. aU of MtosM Marjorie Chandler. Jean ter lien* and her fiance. Gerald Grand Rapids; also Mrs. E F. Blake Bmith and Chrt* Jansen, of the T-K Rogers of Hasting* Guest* will In­ Mrs. Harry Stimson and Mrs faculty spent the weekend at their clude Mrs. Rogers and children Chas Mlnar, local who were mem­ Do you know that the flocks owned by all the Mermosh 16% rrspeoUve home*. Charlotte. Na*h- Ilene and Harold, and Mr. and Mrs. bers of the Club when living In producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 villc and White <?loud. meeting Robert Leary of Hastings. The Grand Rapids. Rapia*. The rne next meeiuig Mermosh 20% eggs pier hen<Yes, you're right. They were fed The Young Woman's Guild wilt marriage of Miss Ilene and Gerald will be with Mr*. Maud Atkinson 16% or 20f/r Mermosh. . Typical Nnwipapar Commniti m hold iu monthly meeting. Thuraday will be solemntoed al the Middle­ in Grand Rapids Mermode Balancer 32'• evening October 8. with Mrs. Cha*. rille Methodist church at 4 o'clock The Future Farmer* club of Mrs. Weiss of Saginaw,averaged 160 eggs from Hany F. Knhy't Public Saruict Mermade Balancer 87% Williams on West Main St. Thomapple-Keliogg school ha* Saturday. October 3. 400 hens and netted $1.85 per hen over cost of Lewis Grtffeth and D. O. Doyle Mr and Mra. Vance Sharp came elected , the following officers. Presi­ Poultry Supplement 32'o were In Hastings Monday afternoon home from Lansing. Friday where dent , Charle* Harrto: vice pres.feed. She has fed Mermosh exclusively since 1931. "Harry Kelly has all the qualifications as we see it he to employed to get their home Theron ■ on business. Thaler: *ecretary. Max to render the finest of service to thc State. He is of The duck hunters enjoyed their fixed up for eold weather. Vanoe Matchale: treasurer. Reginald Smith; annual duck dinner Bunday evening . __....... ........ .—X reporter. Edison Chamberlain: proven honesty —an advocate of economy in at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerald confined to bed with the flu. watch dog. Jim Keeler. Government."—ORAND RAPIDS HERALD. Bedford. Other guests were Mr. Mr. and Mr*. George Fisher and Harold TYialer. son of Mr. and and Mr* James Polhemus and chil­ son Freddie of Plymouth spent lhe Mra. Joe Thaler of Leighton and dren. Ilene. Jimmie and Donna. Mr. weekend with her sister. Mn. Vein Mto* Martan Schuster, daughter of Average ^ierd production records up to 626 lbs. and Mrs. David Chase and «on« Hooper and family. Mra. Mae Miller of Grand Rapids of fat per cow have been mode on Milkmaker. tb«lf Gubernatorial m*nW-DETRO!T NEWS. Jack and Bruee. Edd Miller, and Mr. and Mn. J. E. Nprga»nl of were married on September 18. Our Milkmakers for 1942-43 ore fortified with Mira Donna Davto and Mr*. Brad­ Green lake were Saturday visitors They are living with hto parents of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Chas. Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt ford of Hasting*. Miss Jeanette Rugg of lhe Ben Mr. and Mrs Jack Mennor of Crookston. Telenhone Company. Battle Creek and copper to assure you greater herd health, Ed Blake Is in Grand Rapids this Detroit have been visitor* of her more efficient production ond more profit-than cousin. Mrs. Wm. J. Liebier and week as a witness called In the accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Dye ever before. family for several days. suit of Middleville Power Corpora­ with whom *he makes her home. INDICATOR. Miss Elsie Riggel of thc Glen tion relative to the dam at Irving. Mr. ------and -----------Mrs. Warren -----------., Alton and Blake household was ill al her home A. H. Parker ha* been confined con Hugt^.of Grandville, visited at in Saranac from Wednesday to Bun­ "Mr. Kelly ha* done a good job in bringing economy day of last week. into the operation of thc State Government Miss Mary, Kowalexyk of Dr. Lund'* office, left last week Mon­ PORT HURON TIMES HERALD. ANDY, a pig. weight 31 lbs . got Porkmaker plus com. oats & wheat. Weighed day with a friend by auto for Wash­ 192 lbs. 76 days later Cain 2’Zi lbs perday. AMOS. Andy’s brother, weighed 35 ington state to visit ■ soldier friend. We Grind and Mix Feeds Let Vs Balance Your Feed Grains UCDM A CU M C l\rV!MO n STARTING - GROWING -'LA YING Approved Leadership! MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! 24% or 34% Protein MILKMAKER 34% MILKMAKER 24% Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker 44% KEEP TIRES PROPERLY INFLATED and will return by train a* her friend will be married and remain In the West. Mrs James Robert­ son Is tending the doctor's office during Mao's absence. Mr. and Mrs. George Juppstrom and daughter. Norma visited hl* brother. Charle* and family at Grand Rapids. Bunday. The latter recently moved to tlie city from Cadillac, . Friends-of Pvt. Eldon Hiar, who Sept 17. 1040 enlisted in lhe army signal corps, are sorry to know that he is still in lhe government hos­ pital at Ft. Sam Houston. Texas where he has been for alx mon Um. with back injuries suffered while on maneuvers. Little Donald Valentine accom­ panied hto grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Valentine of Hastings to Ann Arbor, where they visited from Wednesday until Saturday Gasoline goes further — when your ti/es are prop­ erly inflated. Let our tire experts check yours today —they con save your en­ gine a lot of hard work ond keep your gasoline supply up Under-inflat­ ed tires slow down your car's performance — cost you precious fuel and money. We ore equipped to service your cor completely—inquire today—we conserve your car for Victory and you! Thursday dinner gue*U of Mra. Man Vreeland at Hani* Creek Charles B Campbell ot the Irving road is In very poor health. MOBIL FBODUCTg - DIBTRIBinfOR HASTINGS PHONE X5S4 lbs. got corn, oats and wheat but no Porkmaker. Weighed 98 lbs. 76 days later. His gain was only 83/100 lbs per day. Porkmaker 44r: makes pork more pfofc table for you. Kind af ion Wanted Pig Starter Pig Grower Fattener Pounds of Different Ingredient* to Use Poekmaker 44 *. Protein 100 lbs. 100 lbs. 100 Ibi. Corn 270 Ib*. 470 lbs. 1.000 Ib*. Wheat Midd* SIZE OF PIG small pigt familiarity with slat* affairs undouM*4.**-»*4y CITY TIMES. Michigan prcparidncu in cirihan dtJ»mt."—Hnh George in DETROIT FREE PRIM. ttarley or Wheat 180 lbs. 200 lbs. maker and grain mixture in *eparat* boppen If you like. HARRY Fa KELLY Republican CundiJn FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 Hear HAJUtT r. N. CHURCH ST. WWJ WJBM KU1Y �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THUS SPAY, OCTOBER 1, 1812...................... SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS — ' lowing the introduction of guests. I Leonard Simon and aon of CH- ' Penncck hospital Saturday “‘‘‘S*1''' • • • max were dinner gueau Saturday I Hl. She has many friends nere ' Installation of district officers'of his nephew and niece. Mr and who regret her illness, was the main event at the business Mr, Wlrinl Bromk-y and family -------------------------------------J sessions. Mra. assuming Ka» her . Ur, Henry avastmlntf I g I DOWLING duties as district Auxiliary presi­ DELTON I The chicken zupper at the dent A report of the recent na! Tlw Rally Day sert-lcrs were well , Thursday night wm well attends tlonal convention at Kansas City Sunday In lhe .Delton and the proceeds were about WJW was given by the, retiring president. attended Methodist church. Rev. D. W. Rob-1 The W. 8. C. S. wishes to thank all 1?£n“<iLe,.,Ort reach IU “?al aurl ne* Auxiliary year right inson gave a fine sermon and Mra. wlto contributed in different i7’?°2'0?0rtO,W,.01 MCrBp n^.Ul C<i." by your <•“«» *n<l *tt«nd- John Chamberlain was in charge of, and helped make it a real zucceu. tecl«>^Ore. ,he„wlow t nu?*- Lhc ing every meeting that you possibly the candle service during lhe Bun- • We understand that Nell Jones War Production Board has asked can. Because of the present war day school hour. One hundred and has purchased the Sam Bld*ln‘a“ National Commander Lynn U. conditions, every unit member twenty-six attended the oerelres property here, and the family WW John w»n occupy it. Stambaugh to call on the 11.844 ^uid feel a personal responslbUlty The superintendent Mri Mr. and, Mrs. Dan HaU of Bas­ posts of The American Legion io |n helping lhe local district, and Chamberlain, promised a cetebrarenew and redouble their salvage department AuxUlarics in further­ tion when the attendance readied tings were dinner gueaU Sunda> 01 , ,32'2? 1 Cf~rU. . ’ hig their various war activities as 82, for which plana will be made ' Mr. and Mra. Albert Lee. A playlet entitled Sunday was Rally Day. conscXm IS w .*•£*? putructlD,u ,rom ,he Nat- weU as assisting lhe Red Cross in thU week. o 4Sjo 0,01 Commander. Milt D. Camp- it, benefleient work. There is a ’’Llghts'' will be presented to the quently there was a good attend. _ „ K.11 — for yoit adult classes of the Sunday school, ance at Sunday school which usubell. rs. Executive Director of .u_ the Di- Job Sunday morning. Oct. 4. Every- ally continues throughout the win­ oo vision of National Defense, has sent V'iV bulletln to department and And don’t forget to buy all the body welcome. Let’s make the at- 11« months. 35.>o national officers or The American War Bonds and Defense Stamps tendance 100 or more each Sundav.' Mra. Ella Smith spent the weex| Mr. and Mra.-N. N. Woodworth end with Battle Creek friends and wo Legion outlining the imperative possible 1 'of Kalamazoo called on Mr. andin’tendvd the wedding reception of wo nfed 01 'olenslfylng local drives The AuxlUary is holding’ a rum­ Mrs Will Whittemore Friday after- MIm Jayne Tungate and Corporal 14 77 «*wy»here for the salvage of scrap mage sale at the Legion hall on noon. Mahaney which was held at the : metal and rubber , ., ,!'» Campbell’s Appeal Friday and Saturday of this week. Edwin Lelnaar, son of Mr. and Chauncey Tungau home. S’; Olrwur Campbell In hU appnl <W > *"d J, '■ nm.mx. Mra. Harry Lelnaar who has been । Mr. and Mra. John Ormsbc were . -to all sep.nm.nl olt»n 01 The •“ dm*'« P1”” W*"*" stationed at an army camp in San 1 pleased to receive an announceMoore, phone or Mr Mra. Harry 110 13 (American Legion said: ',r' nhnn " 3223. nr * «* rrv Diego. Cal., and has been confined mrtit of the birth of a son, Ray , | -The American Legion has been ---- -----t- —T —-— to a hospital there for some time Walter Sigler Jr., on Sept 21 to tunMiruuuua ror--------- cal* ;or yddr donations Your is jwnw on a thirty day sick leave. ' Sergt. and Mra. Ray Sigler of Cadconscientious in.1. IL. luprogram program for i»w>rt>4 the collection of scrap andsalvage , co-operation will be appreciated. j{e came home Friday afternoon. llUac. The father is in the service ' »""1 1 material i» k*..i.. ­ 1 ■* * > Tills is the first time he "has been at the present lime. The weight It 1. is r-w credited with _ obtain home since he enlisted In the army of Junior was 9 pounds and 3 ozs. ’ ing a large percentage of the scrap HICKORY CORNERS h*-?- , that has been collected: it flooded *■——’ ”■ — ' In *n August. august, 1941. ivsi. His nu brother. orotner. Forror- Congratulations. um*rnui«wuiu. 1 the mill* wrin with scrap paiicr paper to *’cre------M,rry ,o he*r---------that she is not.— so , regti |s |n Alaska. i 'The unusual weather and conaerinc papei impvi iiuiu, : ---------: ~ I.a --------------------------------. ucl) and was und Clarlt ond Mr 'vation of tires seems to be keepfhg extent that scrap collection had ' “ c11 removed and WM Saturday reJ?®ved I^S/Mr ‘,ur1<ln y ■ Mnt I the ... to be stopped In certain areas; It from ,rom h her 'r hnm home ' ,n to Pennock k hospital and Mrs Cn] Blanchard of Battle people close to home nowadays and oils axsMica Neal Mittheli and Creek visited Mr. and Mrs George luck of activities, means fewer news " has asslated tne the auiy duly constitutes constituted anau- , xtr- and thoritles In bringing scrap into <1;? ,“u?htc[ 01 R‘cblttnd Sprague Sunday afternoon. Mr. items. nhoun channels of production. ( Wednesday evening of Mrs. Nellie and Mra. S. Pritchard of Wall lakr ---------------- - ---------------------But now we must redouble our 1 Pc,.n.nocku I«« zupper guests Sunday evening. I CLOVERDALE efforts. There are certain tilings । Mrs Frank Burdick of East Hick- I »jr and Ca*e Orbeck ot Friends of Frank Heller are sorry that we w. can do .in and an.i we must do." ,i that do.' ' or>’’ ttnd ’ather- Rooert Greer, of Kalamazoo and Miss Betty Mend-. to team he is in Pennock hospital Buttle Creek, spent a few days last ham of Austin lake spent Sunday In Hastings and wish for him a What to Do 7-polnt ; Campbell outlined _ . ,____ weelt wlt*‘ Mrs Burdick’s aunt, Mrs. wjth yr and Mra. Harry Lelnaar I very speedy recovery. Pearl Gilley of St. Louis Mo and family. , Mrs Julia Perry of Kalamazoo ' program of immediate action; Mrs ..9>de_Bur.dlcll_ 1 Mr and Mra Robert Fuhrman spent Saturday at Iter home here i 1—We must throw away any idea ------ rumuum I»i>vnn-j lt u lhc. other fellow who must *Mer. Mrs. Lewis Ackers of Clover- Bn(j baby spent Friday night with I \Mr. and Mra. Lester U>rd and date“ part of '■* last’ "'~ week. *•' ,t her parents. rai Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ; family of Goodwill moved to our Marlon Louise Is lhe name of the ciouk in la Richland, RlchUnd. • } j community Saturday. else must collect thc salvagc'inetul. -— Blanche Richards, local Sympathy la extended to the fam। 2—We must center our efforts on baby girl bom recently to Mr. and,! Mra. the collection and placing into pro- Mrs Elwood .Eddy of Battle Creek. and her son and daughter-in-law. Uy of Harvey Dings. He will be Mrs. Eddy, before her marriage was Mr. and Mrs. Clair Richards and greatly missed In our community. ducUon channels of scrap metal, Helen Lester of Hickory Comers. . Miss Morgan of Jackson spent from Mr. and Mrs Mark Garrison .principally heavy iron and steel. Friday night until Sunday at a spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra I 3—We must accept lhe regular • channels of the Industry, nameij three children ot near Hastings OirU* camp at Elk lake near Trav- j Lawrence Beadle and family of I Hastings. j the dealer or yard, the Jobber the were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. erae City. I, Paul Richard spent lhe weekend 1 Mr. and Mra. Lyman Wilkinson MARTIN CORNERS broker, and the mill as lhe course Elias Trick and family. Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Riddell of In ln DetTnlt. Detroit. land Russell Monica of Kalamazoo iiT.-ijl Prank Cogswell underwent a very through which metal must go from -- - Kenneth -Keith. and Kendall Wil-1 were Sunday dinner guests of Mr ! serious operation in University hos- the populace to the steel sheet or Newberry and Mr. and Mrs- Alvin Oaudreau of St. Ignace are guests liams of Gull lake spent Saturday , and Mrs Lester Monica and fam­ loo plUl’ Ann Arbor- Saturday. His rod. night and Sunday with their grand- Uy. H4.«i condition is reported as well as could i 4—We must make surveys of our of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters of parents. Mr and Mra John Adams.1 Mr. and Mra. Geo. Chipman of be expected?considering the serious- communities to find Ipn fences. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Norwood. Kalamazoo spent Thursday with s.oo | nfSS 0( the operation. HL* many iron flower vases. Iron ornaments, Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. irjn , friends are all earnestly hoping for old cannon, bah. and other me- and Mra. Martin Peters and family. Mra Roger Williams and son Dean ; Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum. Ethel Pennock of Hastings vis­ called on Mr. and Mrs. LaVeni Ezra Chamberlain * and Lloyd n so . his complete recovery. I mentas. and when found induce ited Mr and Mrs Frank Town and Quick near Banfield Bunday after- 1 Mason of Kalamazoo called on Mrs. 22? | ML'* Rosemary Weeks, who is those owning them to place them Mrs. Hazel Nunncmaker from Fri­ noon. । Martha chamberlain. Sunday aflerJ ;•/, . working at the Community hospital into productive channels. Several from here attended funer- noon. in Battle Crcek.spent over the week j 5-We must hunt out tlie hoarders day night Uli Sunday night. Mr. 1 end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ’ of scrap metal and report them to and Mrs. Wilbur Tolles and children al services for Harvey Dings In j Mr. and Mra. Bert McCallum atMuch ■ tended the community club at Don। Sterling Weeks. 1 t)>e authorities who can and will of Hastings were callers at the Cloverdale last Thuraday. Town home Sunday afternoon. sympathy Is extended to live be- I ai(| McCallum’s Friday night. I Mr nnd Mrs- Roland Barry nc- commandeer the metal. Those from the local O. E. 8. who reaved family. , The Illc nlate supper held „» ..... • at lhe #pt».l ‘ companied by Mra. Ernest Todd of 6- —— We must.......................... see that no person or attended the Barry County O. E^s i Mrs Mary Doster spent from Fri- i townhall last Friday evening was a j the Center road visited Mr. and Mra. organization retain some piece of or----L.«r.- Burdette Barnhart in Grand Rap- heavy metal, gun. tank, chain, fence convention at Hastings Sept. 24th day until Sunday with her son and , fine zucceu. The proceeds were were Kate Mourer. Leah William ­ Ids Sunday/ They found Mra. — -----• • --------“ ere Kate Mourer. Leah Wllllamdaughter-in-law. Mr. and Mra Leon j 435 8S. ,—--------- .. ----- - -------- ---------- or other item Just because of sentlson. Frances Germain, Pearl Mer- Doster in Hastings. p** h-rt — to has been Ul ‘for --------< James Lewis has returned to his .*u1,''- ' B^mhart. who sev- mental or antique value. Mr. and Mra. Leon Pennock re- | home In Leslie after spending somecJk । 7..Every Legion department, past. I rick' Clerk irral cra’ *«>». improving. I Mrs, Laura Gammage of near auxiliary unit. 40 nnd 8 volttire, Anba ' ceived a cablegram about a week : time here with his son. Waller Rurn. । Grand Rapids was a Sunday after- 8 Bn(j 40 salon. and SAL squadron ■ CadwuHader ei|ht_othera. ail ago from their son Gamer, who Is ; Lewis. appoint ““ stationed somewhere over - mm. I Tlie community extends sympathy I noon caller at Mr. and Mra. Orr ihould •• ,i- on,, ------■-*- an a.Uv. — They ■deceived another one Sunday | to Miss Catherine Cagney in her Fisher’s. IR**to,worit,ge ConUnlttee and PUl । Mrs. Martin Armour of Ross and morning, Sept 27j sorrow. Mr. Ryan lived in this morning, Sept. 27sorrow. Mr. Ryan lived in this ■ We hope all will plan to attend ... i daughter Avery of Detroit called on । Mason Newton of East Delton has community many years and will be Rally Dav services at the church move greatly missed. bom his nis farm iarm and aria will win soon souu uiutc । Sunday. October. 11. AU are cor­ [ Mrs. Harry Larsen. Mr. and Mra i Mrs. Clara Underhill Sunday after- • gold Into tils JUs house In the village which which;, dially aelcom• • i Shirley Henry. Dale Henry and , noon. . into ----------------- »-•-»---------------1 Miss Ella Tvler went to St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer were at present is occupied by Mr. and CEDAR CREEK Sunday to attend the Fourth dis- guesta Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Williams. ' As next Sunday is communion | The classes in lhe Delton Rural Sunday In all the churches, the Bicycle travel in Germany is trict convention of the American , Claud Nobles of Climax. Harry Geetlng and son Lawrence Agricultural school have elected the , Bunnell church Is taking a special much favored by visitors, who may Legion and Auxiliary. Dinner was served in the Masonic hall and the and friend of Fremont spent lhe following officers. Seniors: Pres., offering. Half of it goes to the , business sessions were at the Le- weekend with Mr. and Mrs Harry Barton Bourdo: Vice-Prts, Bar- boys In the camps, and lhe other than $2. and who can avoid a iglon home. • Snyder and family. bara Leonard: Sec.-Treas.. Marjorie j half Is for the boys overseas. Evtedious stretch of road by taking it • • • । Hickory Comers has a new hot! Mott: Student Council. Irene Ham-; crybody come. on the train at a rate of 29 cents I A memorial service look the place lunch room located in the waiting mond; Athletic Repr., Delmar Sag-' Mrs. Bernice Wertman of Has' for every 160 miles. of the after-dinner program, fol- room of the Harry Snyder garage. er; Class Advisor. Robert Dunna- tings spent Sunday with her moth­ .____________________________________________________________________ Ivon. Juniors: Pres.. Lowell Shep- er. Mrs. Henry Wertman. . lard; Vice Pres, Russell Hart : Sec-■ Arcelius Campbell and family Treas., Joyce Lelnaar: Student visited friends In Charlotte Sun­ __ __________ Council. Ruth Grakes: Athletic' dav. j - ■ , ..—------ —,______ Repr,. Dick Barnes; Class Advlwr, I Earl Knowles left lost week TuesJ day for “ the army and Is stationed • i — Miss Loretta Magner. ------------------J •„ e' -W?? Sophomore: Pres.. Max Hough­ tn a camp near Santiago. Calif Wf are sorry to report that Miss . ' ' tallng. Vice Pres , Bernard Wataon. - ------- T . Sec. Richard Houvenor: Treas.. De­ Marjory Lammers was taken to the y y \ I AI ’ lores Bourdo: Student Council. hospital In Kalamazoo for an oper„ — — '/ > —., ——* [ * • -y?/ Maxine Bourdo: Athletic Repr.. atlon last week. She seems to be Dari Herbert: Class Advisor. Dee doing as well as could be expected. ’ / J Weaver. Mrs. Harold Lester and Mrs. is* J* ' j-'.'-/Freshman: Pres.. Kenneth Mc- Wayne Lester entertained Mra. Richard Lelnaar ot Battle Creek al renz: Student Council. R. V. Bacon; the home of Mra. Henry Lelnaar Athletic Repr.. Olenn Gay: Junior with a miscellaneous shower In hon­ HlgnT'Pres.. Mary Lou Kahlo; Vice or of her recent marriage. AR re­ Pres.. Kenneth Nye: Sec.-Treas., port a fine time. The community club megta tills Elaine Bourdo: Student Council., Betty Gay; Athletic Representative,, week Friday night. A chicken sup­ Alan Shepard: Class Advisors. Ar­ per and a collection for the Red thur Lathrop and Mra Helen NoteMr. and Mrs. John Purveer and family of Kalamazoo visited at the home of John Lammct's and family ' SOUTH SHULTZ I Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hom and Sunday. Rev. and Mrs Leland Sherrard NORTH HOPE-*' AMERICAN LEGION '. M LISTEN! MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE Broadcast Over WJR DIRECT FROM STADIUM SATURDAY 3 P. M. BOB KELLEY, Announcer Courtesy of Jtiiimce Dorrance Trethric Agency Phone 2307 YOUR FRIENDLY EMMCO Agent Game Schedules Are AUCTION SALE MILE SOUTH OF LACEY AND J MILE WEST OF BUT­ LER'S CORNERS ON THE LACEY ROAD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 AT 1:30 CATTLE 8 HEAD of DAIRY CATTLE FRESH GUERNSEY COW, 3 years old GUERNSEY and JERSEY to freshen in February GUERNSEY COW due in March, giving milk GUERNSEY giving milk, due in February 3 HEIFERS HORSES PAIR OF GOOD WORK HORSES ONE MULE, weighing 1300 lbs. HOGS ONE BROOD SOW 13 SHOATS, weighing about 140 lbs. each CHICKENS 75 YOUNG CHICKENS HAY & GRAIN 10 TONS of HAY STACK OF STRAW 200 BUSHEL OF OATS 7 ACRES OF CORN in shock s FARM MACHINERY DRAGS, PLOWS, CULTIVA­ TORS MOWER, RAKE, WAGON and RACK DOUBLE WORK HARNESS, nearly new DeLAVAL CREAM SEPARA­ TOR Quantity of small articles too numerous to mention. TERMS. CASH-NO GOODS TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SET­ TLED FOR. JOE HARVATH, Prop. HAROLD BELCHER fr SON, Auctioneer*. J.Z HARRY KING, Clerk The Netv WEALTH O'REST MATTRESS WITH HAIR PILLOW CENTER___ LONG FIBRE CURLED HAIR has for years past proven superior in resili­ ence. comfort ond stability. NO SUBSTITUTION FOR COMFORT or wearing qualities offered in this new type Mattress. • NOW WITH THE NEW PROCESS FELT! embodying the lively wire like hair center is combined Sanitation. Com­ fort and Lasting Satisfaction. W. A. ROTH Furniture HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2226 attended church in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Donald McCallum 'Sunday and spent the rest of the -spent r— _____ , ____ Sunday with Mrs. Tanny day witiKRev. and Mra. V. Robison Smith and Rena at Hastings, and also ckiled>on Alice Laubaugh. I Mr. and Mrs. Merle Tobias of I Esther Hom is working at WIL Dowling called Bunday afternoon , low Run, Ypsilanti. i on Mr. and Mra. Otto Pranshka and I Mr. and Mra. Ronald Kenyon and , family. , Dick and Jack of Nashville. Don | Mr. and Mrs. Morse Murphy and Kenyon of Battle Creek and Mr. i family’ spent Friday evening with | and Mrs. Harry MLsener of Kala- Albert Hampton in the Bunnell dls' mazoo visited Mr. and Mra Alva trtet. Kenyon Bunday. ■ Mr. and Mra. Albert Ulrich enThe many friends of Harry Dings 1 tertalned on Sunday Mr. and Mra. in this place extend heartfelt sym-' Harvey Hill and Mr. and Mra. Nelpathy to thc bereaved family. aon Hulbert of Battle Creek and Martha Hom is spending this relatives from Harbor Springs who ----u — i.k ... a •« — « —.... (jrove |n on Ulfm moming. week with Ms. — and Mra. Orville । Forman of Battle Creek Mr. and Mra. Gordon Thomjison Mr. and Mrs. A. Kenyon and Don­ of Shultz spent Sunday with Mr. ald spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mra. William Anders. and Mra. Elmer Treat of Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenyon PRAIRIEVILLE entertained guests from Kalamazoo Mra. Jennie Norris U 111 with.a and Battle Creek at their cottage cold. here Saturday night Mra Anna Van Tyne and Lucy Mrs G E. Kenyon discovered a Norris were Hastings shoppers, sprig of blossoms on a prune tree Monday. Bunday at their home. n^><, v«« «« mi Mila Ashby attended the funeral Johnson. Jr., and Norman of Henry Ryan at Hastings Friday. Kalamazoo ---------- — . . Thursday. He had many friends in thte place T. H. Ketchum of Martin called who regret his passing and much on Mrs. Jennie Norris and Lucy sympathy Is extended to his niece. Tuesday afternoon. Catherine Cagney, who Is left alone. Mr. and Mra. George Adrlanson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Ypellahll visited their parents, Mr. Leon Adrlanson and Russell at and Mra. Lester Bonneville Bunday. Olivet. Donald Manning of Ypsilanti callman were Hastings shoppers Sat­ urday. . Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Fenner from Kenyon. Bundaj near Martin were Sunday callers ot Mra. Jennie Norris and Lucy. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-10-08.pdf f2e34e9b25acfba284b8a7e1c90c2a75 PDF Text Text critically nds here THE HASTINGS BANNER hr church attended EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR thank all ell Jones Bidelman imliy will p, conse1 attendMch usuthe winends and •pt Ion Of Corporal if at the nnounceson. Rnv pt. 21 to • of Cadie service e weight On Home Front Hastings. Mich.. Oct. Sth. 1M2. To All Our Barry Boys in Bur­ racks and to all our Sailors Sailing Seas: . L I start this letter with grave mls| giving. Nobody ever calls me up to tell inc how glad they were to re­ ceive a letter from the Prosecutor. I use an attractive shade of blue stationery and I frequently put my stamps on upside down in order to make the envelope look alluring and I exciting but nobody writes back and says "Morel I" In fact I’ve tried hard to be hospitable and invite । folks to drop in and see me some­ time and they have actually left I the State In their automobiles, or those of someone else, and haven't . even slopped to say "goodbye". By the time that you finish reading this letter I imagine it will share tlie well-deserved fate of all P.A. letters. Well, genta. as you have already heard.—the ’ good old Courthouse Fountain has been wrapped uo and shipped out ax u Christmas present to Adolph. - Benito and Hirohito addressed “In care" of you fellas. Dish it out. boys, dish It out! I It seems particularly appropriate beF cause, while you may not have exj actly carved your Initials In the old structure, you did just about evervthlng else 'in your earliest davs you disported about ita diameter । holding the thumb over the drink- | Ing fountain Jets in order to pro- | dure' getaera nr directing the par- 1 Hally obstructed spray laterally to the discomfort of your companion | , especially If It wax some dam lit| tie girl. You’ve thrown peanut shells Into the water and cracker- | j.-irk boxes and the cap of your pal • After the big bowl went dry vou've found It a handy place to dispose of your erppty cans. . (I refer, na­ turally, to empty tobacco tins) As a youngster you walked darlnalv around and around Its edge untH Kelly, the janitor, chased you off. During band concerts vou’ve squat­ ted along its parapet and many .•nrlngs vou've seen the unclothed little jiggers on ton receive new complexions of white paint and marvelled as the sun or the water 1 or something tanned them to a slimy, dried-haddock brown e're the harvest mopn had waned Well. Its done gone to defend the flag that will wave, sixty feet un. above Its ancient location. Give the old foun­ tain a hand. boys, when ft reaches i you. and then HAND IT ON.-if you catch what we mean. I won't attempt to review local happenings because the Banner nev- I er miws misses items Items oig big and small mat that, I are sorry hospital r him n nlamazoo e here ord and I to our the fam­ will be munlty. Garrison nd Mrs. imlly of (Tllkinson llamazoo nd fam- iman of »y with nn. I Lloyd on Mrs. ly afterHum ntht. at the tls were ig somrWalter rmpathy In her in this will be ununion special le other moth- family k Tueslationed Calif. i to the n oper« pec ted. Lelnaar in hon- en tup­ le Red family srxr el th. a Lucy >ppers. Lzwk called Lucy lanson Mrs. from :aliers NUMBER A tail, tired-looking man stood at the end of a hotel room. There. were about twenty newspaper pub­ Ushers there. The tall man. his [ face lined, turned his tired eyes I | toward a sharp-tongued critic. I i"Why don't you move the scrap we । have piled up for you?" the critic 1 HERE'S A FEW demanded. "We've done our part;! The people have done their p ‘ ' THINGS YOUR You government fellows are the < who are falling down. No wonder 1 the people arc fed up ... etc., etc." I Proceeds to Co To the New SCRAP WILL DO The newspaper man quit talking'I and glared. U. S. 0. Room Here Patiently; os’ if he had told It a i One copper kettle yields enough thousand times, the government >। An intensive one-day salvage copper for M rounds of automatic man started speaking quietly. drive will be held In Hastings Sat­ rifle ammunition. "You are right . . . and you are urday. Oct. 10 (Instead of Oct. 13. wrong. Listen. You have done your job. _T1ie people have done their as announced tn .the Banner last . .One old car battery supplies the job. I want you to believe tnat week), under direct supervision of-lead needed In three 3-Inch antlaircraft * ” guns. we are doing our job. just as fast the city schools and- with various “ BARRY COUNTY SATURDAY CITY SALVAGE E DRIVE SATURDAY The Nation's steel mills are running out of scrap. They haven't enough on hand for even 30 days more. When this is gone they may have to shut down — for all new steel is 50 per cent scrap. Turn in your scrap now! other organizations tJ f. INTENSIVE DRIVE FOR METAL AND OTHER SCRAP BEGINS IN ARE WE DOING OUR PART? assisting, ac- ! chairman tor Hastings. I All scrap turned In foe thU drive "You have done a good job. but you are going to do a better job. We is to be donated and the entire need more scrap metal. We need ,proceeds from lu sale will be givIt right now. before snow flies. If 1। ,en to help furnish the local U8O , room now in process of construction next to the City Hall. lt this winter. We are 5.000.000 tons , c-__ j >hon or our luorb. .nd tteft countt? !« wbot you 1.0,0 alrrody plUd up? "“T?, "> ,,,u tr w, roll to cot that Una. ^1. .’.. A.L’h?S Ih? , J A, HAMS< HE WASOUTy^.f do- S/in X71”0 ■*' “""I" ...... .... . ""d >■""»» his son and helped him load his suitcase Into the rickety old fllver. ABOVE ALL. DO IT FOR —then he said:— "K. P.. It's exactly 2 miles to the Trio where ya gits the omnibus fer Kazoo. Il leaves at 5 oclock an’ Its now exactly 2 minutes of 5 Drive the fust mile at the rate ol 30 miles ner hour to save Urea an’ Yes, we agree I That’s a messygas. an' then as fast as ya gotta to cover the last mile an' ketch yer looklng front page on the Banner bus. Olt aoln'. son. va alnt got this week. too much, time " The boy followed The boys in the "back-offlee" say his dad's instructions. How fast did that it’s the worst typographic job he have to drive the last mile' in they ever turned out. order to catch the bus? Yet. we doubt that there was ever And that reminds me of one oth­ a Banner front page that contained or essential informa-' er oueer incioent Incident mat that you mignt might more valuable w.v «. think over and see If you can ex- tion. plain before the answer comes out | And so. all of us here are proud next wrek. A great big Mexican । of our unsightly first page. came Into the Sheriff's office folThe scrap metal drive here in lowed bv a much shorter and young- 1 Barry county . has bogged down mid. "I’m the big Mexican’s son creasing demands of the war pro­ hut the hie Mexican is'not my duction plants father." Who was the big Mexl-1 Barry county Is a typical example can? । of the laggardne.M existing all over (Continued on page 3. Bee. 1) (the nation. Advisable To Retain Parts Which Might Be Useful raving worn out machinery for the parts that might be used to repair other machines of the same make on the farm or In the community. • This practice has been very worth One old bucket will moke three whl,e and many repair bills bayonets. or has kept machines In use long A single bicycle tire and tube gives ' market, rubber for the insulation of six County Agent Potter urges farmArmy radio sets. . Two pounds of kitchen fata makes m*ehlnery shortage we are facing enough glycerhie to fire five anti- next season. Ui save all usable farm tank shells. 1 machinery parts. At the same time The aluminum in a washing ma­ scrap iron and farmers are urged chine will build 21 four-pound in­ ' to cooperate to the fullest extent cendiary bombs. 1 with all agencies In their communOne old shovel will help make. gathering. four hand grenades. Mr. Foster’s suggestion Is that • • • ' farmers remove the useful bolta and An old plow furnishes enough ‘ from the discarded farm ma­ armor-piercing shells. One old lawn mower will provide entli needed. Uie farmers one hunthe amount of scrap required to | dred percent cooperation with the produce the steel for six 3-!nch scrap drives now In progress Is shells. , urgently sought £3 A MKTAL KUBBKB MUICMUMUII T° join scrap YOUR COUNTRY—BUT DO IT NOW! I j •usnu.Tan.uiTu "If you don’t . join another old Hastings relic, the The tall, tired-looking government court yard fountain, hi the scrap man's voice trailed away metal and he r pile-----being accumulated for I about twenty newspapermen who ■ The balcony was already In place had become very quiet. ; when the Banner moved Into the I They believed him. ■ building about sixty years ago and 1 Don’t you. 1 except for the Iron supporting col1 The above article, written by umns has been virtually unchanged We're no wprse than hundreds of it now. Keep it moving toward the Schuyler L. Marshall, editor of the since It was first installed. processing centers where it can be cllnton County Republican-News | Although this balcony originally other counties—If there's, any sat­ ‘ , fnr hu.id.,, ? v I St Johns an-”rfI’ • lot °f questions rerved as a sort of outside hallway isfaction In that. used for building tanks and guns, tj,at are being asked these days, 1I connecting connecting the rear upstairs rooms And there shouldn't be! . and bullets. • •• -------a•-* —•*— ---* • I— i.u >■the -------stairway, It •-* takes lot-•*of hauling and— cut| with si----------- .­ it has been re­ For merely being content to be “no It k impossible to overemphasize ’ ting and sorting and grading and talned for many years merely as a worse than the other fellow" Isn't , chemical analysis to get scrap metal fire escape and a convenient place the spirit needed for the tremend­ the importance of scrap metal. Into use again—it takes a lot of. for the temporary storage of empty ous Job ot getting scrap metal to 'packing America must produce at a record energy and a lot of TIME - nackina cases. the war industries—IN TIME! -reaklng ■ Consequently the war industry of So. now h will take Ita place In breaking pace to win. ------------It isn't enough merely to notify And we can't produce without ,,ds country must have a steady the scrap piles of the nation to somebody that you have scrap metal plenty of reserve metal in the scrap flow of scrap metal coming •" In from help furnish raw material for the | available. Implements of war and It Is prob-: farmyards, garages, bams, attics, pile. Unfortunately no one dealer or able that more than two tons of i basements, store rooms, etc. Sure, it's true that Barry County But this flow ot scrap has not scrap can be salvaged from this balcony. been forthcoming. collect and habl in the great volume <|UanUUes ot *cr<p , For the sake of safety, the scrap । of scrap metal required. ,ne*d^, . _________________________________ । 1 piles scattered about the county, I It-is up to each of us who has! But In really tprlng to get in our ^ung xhlpment to processing eenThat isn’t a safe margin, scrap metal available Mhould many Umet the lUe[ Wonl you uke lt upon yOur»eU i .......me to w see ntr that hiia. . - well be doing our part of the it =... gets tn to a J°bIt . dealer c* a weighing Joo. thrv actUMny ttre i to see that all gvallabje scrap metal station IN TIME. *“ the ultimate success or fallAnd Best estimates _. are v that there isn't' around your farm or home . is ..... tumTbere la no other method of do-,'ure of the entire scrap matal drive enough scrap metal collected in re- ed in to s Junkyard oz collection Ing job —it is a— responsibility w the — ----------------- ------------- - .I —yes. of the war effort. Itself-de- J Mrve piles throughout th- country center (for a good price—nobody U which hlch each of us must must hein help to tobear. bear.! JI pends upon thousands of us little | to keen the milk going for much asktag you to donate your metal) Bring in the scrap metal. Sell, fellows doing our Job 109 per rent more than thirty day»°(tael Throw Your Junk At Hitler! the big Mexican's son,and the big । state falls as we are now falling, Mexican wanted to get a driver's ■ heaven help the defense effort! Pcense for (he son. Tn filling out The situation Is really critical. the application the Sheriff asked .' There Isn't enough scrap metal the vounester what relation he was being accumulated to provide the FARMERS URGED TO SELL SCRAP METAL banner balcony • • Thi« week a countywide drive is being started to get in this precious scrap metal. And : uphill and“-*■* down, i n«mi omnw I ,r , , . . , if Ve" don don'tt want to let old Uncle Sam down badly, it will be up to all of us to get in people w ho uu do not understand, i • it'We' In there and w® W,1U , , . nifekf nnv one scrap dealer or -- any one patriotic i • i ■ here talking pitch! Tfc.ra There ten's isn’t any organization which j,oa ।1 That's That’s whv why II’’m m here talking to to vou you । LES OF NATION •"•u«h "u‘k' ” '’“,k• °n ,,"m *• «f >h>. »•, mo,,,. •? ------------------------\ ' n ------------- 1 '7----------------------- --- -------- ••■7" •• • napermen to help them understand, to “you. in *» to the nearest collection center. } ^anl you hejp me. j WBnf you I .xtes “up ■> •» ■>“ Bring it ■...... ............. The balcony on the weal aide of mav be. to silo vou the answer.I Start looking around your place for s;rop today—and use the chccfc list ot the right 10 heIp your ow? h°y “"‘“j the Banner Office building, togeth­ Here’s the a a--*.. guide. .. If you a lull son in in inc the iciiilc service,, uu do inn this ror for nim. him. VO Do .It for the neigh- \ WBfnl you “ hc p Ut* lUUer “nd er with its "ornamental" Iron rail­ ..problem. A I of this page as yvw ’ve got u ing. stairway and uraces. will soon na hX? him DSd hu ’• o" '•“>•« *■»« »«“"« thoP> oul on the Itreet. lias of emoon [s who omlng. impson Whose Boy Will Die Because YOU Failed? ESXi?". to - ulJ’JKS! 1 „t00w* rt,l"k ulatlon among the boys and eancdally by Kim Bigler and Ed Van Popering, and I pass It on for you tn trv to figure out. Next week s. Nel- SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 we may lose thk war . . . and I’m not Win. to tool you or or «»r« you i ™,b‘ “c,kJk not trying to think fool you scare you “Stop .nd < mlnulr. Thou. \ '..Xt,™, ‘'I1* Ptc<ed UP during by one of• und. ot ton. of 1* pUM up j sometime *■» ““ the day ................ four trucks ahd their volunteer all in a week or two in a thousand crews. or more widely separated points. The city has donated the use of The woven wire fencing coming from farms must be baled before it three trucks for the day and the These can be shipped or used. The old Pel Milk Company, one. auto bodies have to be cut before trucks and all of the volunteer they can be shipped or used. We workers will meet at the City Hall are short ot metal balers. We are at 9:00 o'clock Saturday morning to short of shears—cutting equipment get their assignments. Members of the school faculty We cannot do that all at once In a thousand different spots in 83 and high school boys will make up the truck crews asskted by Ben counties In Michigan." Oidley. Lynn Lewis. Abe VanTll, The tired looking government man Charlie Annable. Bill Schllhaneck. "Scrap metal does not walk to Winston Merrick and Einar Prandthe steel mills. It has to be ship­ Any others who are willing to do­ ped. That takes freight cars. It lakes trucks. It takes manpower. nate their time to this drive are re­ 2305. ' You know, without me tellini you. | quested to call> Mr Merrick at 2306. that the railroads are being rushed. .” ,^h001 pu?*^ a5e “k* I You know about trucks and their | ,n d[‘ve ca“' 1 tires. You know about men . . .!*a on householder In the how many of them are already In «P1» ning the purpose of the ■ ....j.. I drive and leaving a scrap materiak | “Be patient, mkter. I have been .“•» "d*nt‘cal .w,u’ »** working twenty hours a day . . Published on the front page of this hard work without much, sleep, and | Ua2* ?u"r,Uo?s u I eating when and where I can. Have 1। ThL « ahould This' driv drive should rKClve receive thorough ■ you been doing that much? I'm co-operation from every resident of j asking you and all the people ev­ i the city. Hastings must turn In erywhere. In tn every every county county and ana evev" W as Ita share of the I| erywhere. I ery neighborhood, to take our word ,for ,‘^e moPth- 11,15 _ for It when we say we need more j "1 territa*- thoreu8h xanVMS the territory. Think about it at revenge—a way to get back at the ccum who have attacked us Or serap metal. We want it now— 1I ofSo. won’t you see to It that a u'.-T "h""’ '' «■ • ll'"« ">»'• p,or««ic« for our flghtin, men—aomothing you. you'nelf. sizeable pile of scrap metal, rubber SrK-.*BX'”h£h , “"■fotobnng „ many „ poaciCl. horn. .11,.. ’ ’ ’ U UU. Wo.ur. There have been and raRS ,s ftt y®ur curb read>’ for ■nUUle. I’ve m.a, .m MwW »«««»> «•!bZ ‘“L'lJ"*' 1 [wkon iny of 5,.ou I Bur th'"k obout H no*—For »he scrap in homes, forme, and factories hat got to be you've made ’em. I know you are urday taoming. xiv^mln mr^i^,°Wena,K.fP mo’in9 to «»ockpilee within the next few weeks or it MAY BE TOO LATE! wrong when you think no effort 1 THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO lived 2 miles out M-Jrt and hr had , Maybe you don’t know what it means to hove production fall off. Maybe you can’t k being made to move thk scrap. MAKE A DIRECT CONTRIBUTION Is moving right now. but we can’t w„. ■ w^at \JJlt Ttrh°ars“ near enou^i im09ine how it feels to be hunkered down in a foxhole wishing for just one more clip of It move It all>t once.- We will move WHICH W,LL HELP KEEP UN­ to get aboard the bus for Kala- cor*r’<l9««- Or to see the enemy rolling through your lines because you didn’t have a few it. all of It in the next Uiree or CLE SAM'S WAR PLANTS GOING __ .. .be- morn _____ four months. It k now being dump- j UNDER A "FULL HEAD OF maxao. HLx dad ___ was__a great more fnnlr. tanks. ed In huge quantities at the mills.' STEAM." XSIB I OR MAYBE YOU DON'T CARE! i We want enough to keep these milk 1 , ' Callum -Tanny by and g with ell dls- HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1942 GET IN THE SCRAP of HMlunday of d conser• keeping days mid 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS I suMtsuii rtu . just sto «u ssifrun too.i — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER », 1543 'tag that will be more comforting, Brinker. Hastings. Route 3. are now third ward -a large enclosed porch Mrs. Pauline Bliss, worthy matron able. Il I* the only tree within (or helpful to lljc men now in the in training at the Great Lakes where lie and Mrs. Hayes can of Hastings Chapter, No. 7. O. E. 8.. seeing dtetance.that b*» any nesta Naval Training Station. , spend their leisure time free from I service of tlwir country than to at all. Last year there were eight Chapter in Grand Rapids Civic nrata tn thl. particular tree. Why have relative* and friends keep tn Richard Eugene Taylor. Hastings, mosquitoes. touch with them through the man. Is now undergoing antiaircraft The regional meeting of the M. Auditorium. October 13. 14 and 15. bird* find this the moat suitable attend I Relative* and friends ol any tmui training at Camp Wall—, — — - ——w.. .. ~~ She will -- r -—- the banquet as will location for "home building'’ 1« still Municipal Judg. Judge -----------Adelbert Cortrtght, a punle to the Whitmore*. Pennsylvania Post ------------, in the service are also Invited to Before enlisting, Taylor was a mo- 23 in Grand Rapid* and Barry coun- 1 Municipal Bulletin Board With Name*, promptly notify the bank when tlon picture machine operator at ty teachers are receiving member- I worthy patron. Dr. Gordon Fisher has received j Addresses of Service Men change i» made in theaddress Lake Odessa. Mich. ship enrollment blanks. One of ttu> i More than 3.6w Michigan men hl* orders from the United Stales , of that person, so that the inforMr. and Mrs. Jesse Larabee are questions to be \decided at Grand Joined Ute Navy during September Army to report at Carlisle Bar­ The HaaUngs city Bank will do maUon given by this bank bulletin occupying ths Robert Mill* apart- Rapid.* Is the dtacont'inuance of the | to *»t a month’s recon!, it was anracks at Carltale. Penn, on Oct. ’ a fine . nne service for all the people of shall always be correct and up to Mr*. Merle Van Houten. 436 W. nient at 220 S. Park 8L regional meeting* for the duration, nounced today by Paul Nelson, chief 18th for active duty, rr-. — «« U1- date. Fortunately | uu* u., city and county -.« wlui-uTInGrand St.. and Francis Brinker. Ernest Hayes li making a fine Im- states Mrs. Maude Smith, school ;j quartermaster In in charge of Navy IB, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard pruvement on his home this oMlgnment ta 30 miles from tcreska in tluMc who have gww out. ---------------- - -------------------—rjn — the — commissioner. —---- ----- ------recruiting In thia area. , *•■*/- .• ~ ,f- . Hanover. Penn . Dr. Floher’. home from ifae county and are now aerv- OB8KBVE MTH ---------------------- Did you we a couple driving1 Netaon said that men who are town. «hera Mr.- Ftaher and the Ul< m the army, tha navy or the WEDDING ANNIVERSARY about Hastings last Sunday with a in ClaM l-A. or who have received ■" JIMFIr Jy DUftl/J children will.be located. lair service I Mr. and Mr*. H. A. Nichols, who spare tire cover announcing their (their induction notice. Hill may en- | • ■■ The Ftaher home here has been I u uutliM un . i.„. 1 live at the corner of So Broadway marriage and asking yoj to blow (list in the Navy, but should vL*it . r-.-ii-h. KJ— j rented to Mr. Specks, an engineer ! ‘ th^loSSv of^the .““i W. Court Street*, observed their your horn? ’s one . Bcrairer* ber New Record '.t the Kellogg Airport, a ho will ££Uno7thta L.rd nonir They tncy tell reii me Il us one , their ineir Navy rvary Recruiting Kecruiung Station station a. as wti anniversary taxi Fri-• tile National -• Bank -----— i---------------------— ror Month , 1 of employees. — I soon a* pakslble to assure completion SHORT WAY LINES 'One of our correspondent*. iof their enlistment. Although the Barry County retail-. Monday^ . .—.....}. । w|)o । enlisted or who h*. been Apartment*. The day wxs observed Dori-; Gillespie and Willo Jones |j Boy-Scout* presented Col- , w. Dr. and‘“^ow ta’uie“r^e ^utatly. Mr. Nichols, who 1* nearly ... > ■ • —* “Hie ...A WI er war stamp -,IU and Ubond —Jl.U UA drive I, C IIIMUV made ” Fuller begin, hta aenlce with Halting*—Battle Creek War Emergency Sch< have been serving as captains of ora" whllX tlie High School band nearly alx time* their assigned quota the comrnwaton of lieutenant and;^^ ’ “ making hl* usual dally trip to jScnlor Staters.on the campus at W. ] played/’TIie Star Spangled Ban- I for September. Warren Carter, gen- the family will leave Wednesday for; lyped o separate card and' in the bu’llna“ «ct!on and passing the READ DOWX READ M. C. E . assitlng In the orienta-iner" at the opening of the Marshall eral chairman of^ war stamp and their new quarters ' ZKbeuca* al=>« 4ay with frtend.,b. met tlon ot freshmen co-ed* during i Hosting* game here Friday night, bond bone! sales for tlie the entire county said 4:10PM Freshmen week. The Women’s |TWe quiet attention of student* of the: r that sale* were Mill about i*i^ *21XXX) League of the college *jx>ttaois'lhe । all ages conveyed the feeling that short of the overall quota for the Major Interest Now Is more than «<X) from thia county who I hwlth for a number of yearn and J:SorM :20PM \A/« r Kl~* Re.ll a'C ,10* ln "lC *<''»=*■ ** « «««- ! bM'“ =0n,‘ne4 ^Senior Staters. / they all realized, with the adults, month. " Judge uuujr McDonald MCi*>nuuz, *&b was culled cuueu tolthe io deep significance of the pro* | Barry eountv merchant* have War and Not Base Ball. poratlvely few of these they have:1" her bed.... to -----1U_ In iu d01njf B fJne job (n thelr War I their present addresses Tlie bank 'Born in Bristol, N. Y. Mr. Nichols 40PM i:4orM 11:40PM pontiutsTjiuraday preside the-----------------------------------------------------------------------cedure. A y...r .,o ta.i .«», u>. , lhu bu||,un th. dtaufcl taMtak an. :toPM 11:10PM trial of a case in the Oakland coun­ Mrs Rlila Whitmore on M-7S. Stamp and Bond Sales drive and b.- „ Df clwm< huw oi totor. Uta. U>. .cwlem, M Cn.nd.ku.. 1 Nashville. R. No 2. is the lady who have never failed to exceed tlwir -J,|4 ‘ C,u.mpluluhlp ty circuit court. 1.1. . . . > ---------------- - ’lhe !^S "'X l,r" V tusk °'k, lruUuc lauira * nun na n»ltan mnrenun, concerning the eiillktetl « or ‘N "• »«*rs Kkhta. Mn mcnois .lu also aWM aiiruum Mr and Mrs. Frank Kelly re­ raises lovely Rarden flower* along HuTmiiSac&My ’2Xnted DrooWyn t,iUnl glilfig th. wt .hlutad S^UwlP ,he Y. dMlrtc •the Brooklyn National Irncue team* .......... ... ‘ ‘ •rh(x)1» «n<l ’ ceived word from their son. Hugh the roadside by her home during Effective.Mon., Oct. 5th. 1942—7 days each week until wa* on scores by inning, were post, bUo Ulrlr od-l^fun seminary. They were marwho is .stationed at Norfolk. Va. the summer. There is a fruit tree made in the cotmtv htn th5 m r fd in two lhrec » ‘ n < ‘ ®ws dress: or if that la not known law rle<5 ln lin7 nild l»" l»’rr vs.lt ' ' ----- ' They settled further notice. that he had been promoted from on their farm, next to the house, COTI>“bu! thc °*er- here, and radio, were operating In UUU M IMJl Kliuwil AMJW. came Io ---Michigan Ensign to Lieutenant J. G. We that L* always filled with birds. Now all sales here still aren’t big enough. here, and radios were operating in to reach them through *ome par-1 canl? *° Michigan, jut several other bii'ines* place*, with jut Podaugrr Center, now Welcdlhe are sure nil Hugh's friend* will be that the leaves have fallen from, George —... ..... .... Carpenter said that the good sized groups listening to the tlculur government station. (Corners, and cleared so acres nf In order to carry out this plan ' b,”1?' glad to hear this. the tree six nests are plainly vjs- county retailers were planning to play-by-play report It was quite U..d. Mr. Nlclwl* taught school 1 go ahead with renewed effort de­ a contrast thl* year. On Wednesday, it will be necessary for the bank to - ■' during the winter months and work­ spite the record sales for Septem­ when Ute first,game was on. there have the fullest cooi>eratlon of rel­ ; ed hls land In the summer, teach­ ber. More and more merchants are were no recordings ot the scores.' atives and friend* of the enlisted or ing for 2fl terms at the State Road. giving active co-operation, hi- said, and few radios were tuned in on the drafted men. In order to secure Carlton Center. AHoft and PodaugAT FOOD CENTER. although some are still falling to «rnnoL< game. ThjbJJforld war L* the major the address or method of reaching do their part. ... ' . , ■ interesT'nqw.' ai“i i»n al­ any service .man by any one wtah-, But the figures quoted by Mr. Car­ most In Eclipse Mnd .'ntar'l, ST Mr’ Nlfhoh h> orand ter showing that the county wiu short by 521.000 of Its overall quota meh U» S..k by utaphta,,. ™ who •” "'“"X"' ""“T HASTINGS EXTENSION L* indication enough that the total GROUP V effort being put forth for the sale The organization meeting of Hit­ of War Stamp* and Bunds Ls still tings Extension Group V was held Inadequate. ' at the home of Mrs. Carl Damson which be or she may know. The. ihl Un 01 work t,urin« World War with Mrs. Joe Brozak iui eo-hoit- address will then be placed on the' ... SPOKE AT ROTARY card containing hta name. , “r *n? lhr, Verne Wlney of state conservation The following officer* were elect­ .. . , . parents of eight children, five of immm .< i,n.ln, .< th. mM. ed for ,„ r year: „„ & Even-nne must realise bow much who(n nn> Ilvtn|f Onp nw(.nc the Mrs. Chester E. tn, or me noun- club Mood,, stowoll. rh.lrm.n: Mn Horn «»■ Lh|lr“ertyaUtettet ftLn hnm^r nn* owns ,he ol'’ homwtend. and u»'t prownud «. rul. ot InUr- Wi , Mn Doom ice to get a letter from home or parent* own a farm in Irving " » prelum Ono Ulumud Ihe Mourn, eom.umdln, -tr.Un: from someone who know* and I* township l.li nlnr. J“* ... _ In Him him. ft It Holna help* his morTOM ond vob» „r niral Ita- pro. ueuum. Mr. Albi, Hyde. Mr. interested In Mr. Nichol* ha* nlso been en­ teeuoa Uw olb'r Mem or onlo Knowtu end Mn Don our, gaged In the real.estate buxine** rivera and wood* in upper Michi.... him to feel that hls relatives and and Is still oultr adept at handling gan and the wild life to be ,ound found with Mr*. Brozak as alternate. friend* think of him Tlierr are the bow and fiddle. Although not In and hear them. Mr. Mr. Wlney “!r-; “ x yrs Frank Cooper and Mrs. Fred­ many who would be glad to write was introduced by George Sumner, con­ rick Goodell were appointed a* to men in the service If they knew prelty bad day when he doesn't servation officer of this county. members of the social committee. where or how to address thepi. So An interesting discussion ot the thL* bulletin board will be very help­ where he meet* many friend* of MEETING 05' 1942 canning problem brought forth ful because it will give that in­ these and former day*. formation about the Barry county CENTRAL P. T. A. many new ideas and helped make V..UC AU A„v .mfn In Xhe service of their country THE VINCENT MePHARLINS The first meeting of the Central ,he meeting, of value to the Parent Teacher* Association will be members, An t.- exchange of ।|,n this war. VISIT RELATIVES HERE --------------UIO vcumu ----------------------------r=r. “ !- t"* -J1' 1 Won! ha* come from Washington held October 13th in the Central njelpM Mr. and Mr* Vincent MrPharlln Higher meat price*, and tome shortages, are causing concern to women, but Building There will be a reception d'Hon to the regular lesson Is plan- ■ that anyone who plans to give a of Flint visited Hasting* relative* for the--------------------teacher* in •<._ the "ptey'^roo ’m -------------nK* for •the ,,e*l mM-Tina meeting tn to im br iiAt.i held present to a jxjrson In the service. over the weekend. Vincent who tnr pi-* .— iv— *,««> these are problems that can be solved economically and deliciously with the or who desires to remember him graduated from Ann Arbor n! the following the business meeting October 12 at 7.30 at the hmhe of ' WAR SAVING^ economical cut*—the tender, tasty meats that arc overshadowed by the heavy All parent* and friend* are urged Mrs F™nk Cooper. 204 W. South with a Christmas card, or In any close of summer school and had Just other way. must mall the packngr. started hi* work a* teacher of art to attend and take advantage of demand for rib roasts and porterhouse steaks, lamb legs and lamb chops. the- opportunity of meeting the Twenty member* are suggested letter or card BEFORE NOV. 1. In Northern High school Flint, re­ Therefore. It 1* very urgent that cently received notice that he was teacher*, a great many of whom are for our Rro«l» U’1* >'ear Won’t five They're just as appetising and nutritious as the more popular cuts, and readi­ new this year. more of you who nre interested in :relatives and friend* of enlisted called to service, had passed hl* ly lend themselves to many new and interesting dishes. Ask our butchers about “Nipping the nx-.d Budget" join men or draftees, who know their present addresses or how they can report to Fort Custer Friday. MRS. GRACE MICHAEL them—they're anxious to help you get more good meat for. less money. be reached, to give that Informa­ DIES IN KANSAS CITY Mr« McPhnrlln. who ha* her mas­ tion to the city Bank AT ONCE so Word has been received thfl Mrs. QCHir.n is Rivensini: The bodv of James Patton wilt that with the name of each man ters degree in commercial art from Grace Michael died at her home tn the University of Michigan, plan* in Riverside Kansas City. Kansas, on Sept. 28. burled j----- ,-------------17 cemetery ThuraDeath was caused by * cerebral f°renoon. ~ Hr hud made hl* pear hl* address or direction* for enta in Cleveland for the present. hemorrhage. Funeral services were £?"*, j --------- , / reaching him by mail with a letter held at the Blackman Guardian Cleveland. Ohio He wa* city clerk or card or Rift. . STRODTBECK—FAILKNEB Home. Kansas City. Mo. Oct. I, fourteen Hr •» hom We are sure the people of this Miss Rose l>ulkner. daughter nf Interment *u at Kansas Clly!. In Hasting* June 3 187fi. and wa* । city and county will appreciate thl* A. D. Faulkner of Kalamazoo anil '■ the son of Mr. apd Mr* Alanson service and will show it by giving Paul Strodtbeck. son of Mr. and Kansas. for Patton. Hta father had a randy , the fullest cooperation in the man­ Mr*. J. J. Strodtbeck of Hastings, AN EXC'Fl I nrr'itrunv ntorr here for many years. Jamc* ner we have Indicated. The bank were ..... united ... ......1W on Octoin marriage I.n “EAMON w„ b mrmbl.r of local Masonic and I wishes ally who are Interested to ber 5 at the home of the bride’s Just tell me one good reason why v,...-- qlar for you cant buy a new car now." *aid E“B'rrn S‘*r tod5?make the fullest use of thL* bill- brother In Grand Rapids After a , board and urges everyone In Barry short trip Mrs. Strodtbeck will con­ the persistent automobile salesman. “AH. ME!" , county who may know men In the , tlnue her work In Kalamaaoo and ’ Well, I’ll tell you, man.” repliedI for White-haired me. the funner. "I'm »tlll paying Install­ thing* aren’t a! all like they used service to write them at the nd- Mr. Strodtbeck will leave for the dresses given. There con be noth-. armed force*. ments on the car. I swapped for the’ to be The only time a modern car I traded in a* part payment oni, mother nut* her foot down 1* when the car I own now.” ; the traffic light turn* green." “,V,C° ‘‘ M SERVICE TO W.U.2—..,?BMWCO,FOIIB LOCAL NEWS • COUNTY FAILS TO MEET SEPT. QUOTA III \TAMD5i RftHHC L. BOILING BEEF lb. 17 SHORT STEAKS lb 35 SLICED SMOKED HAM Ib 39 BEEF LIVER RING BOLOGNA lb. PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb. BACON SQUARES lb. SOUP MEAT PORK LOIN ROASTS Ib. VEAL ROASTS lb. VEAL CHOPS lb. lb. PORK STEAK lb. WE BUY DRESSED HOCS 29= 22= 29= 23= 10= 33= 29= 35= 35= »* 3ft EROCERY DEPARTMEHT, ! CLAPP'S BABY FOOD 2 13= 3 25c CLAPP'S JUNIOR FOOD 2 29c DRY OAT MEAL 21c RITZ CRACKERS COCKTAIL CRACKERS-N.B.C. box 29c PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS lb. bo* 18c SHREDDED WHEAT BT,,Tl 2 I., 21 = 8c KELLOGG'S C0 POST TOASTIES 2 lb. jar 21c BANNER PRESERVES MUSSELMAN JELLY ,m“'!10c 2 St 27= PAW PAW APPLE BUTTER 2 lb jar 17c UNION GOLDEN SYRUP 5 lb. pail 34c HONEY 1 lb. jar 25c 5 lb. jar 95= 2 Ige. cans 23c 15931917 TOMATO JUICE ““ 2 33= GRESOLVENTllb can9c 31b. can 25= SPRY 1 lb. can 24c 3 lb. can 69c RINSO me<) 2 for 19c. Ige. 22c . gnt. 60= LUX FLAKES small *| Qc large 22= 3 for 19c LIFEBUOY OR LUX SOAP food;,center Outstanding Values in TRANE) TI1EATR|= Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 H J SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Humphrey Bogart and Irene Manning "THE BIG SHOT" and Big Tim Holt "THE BEST FOR LESS" SUNDAY ond MONDAY. OCTOBER II ond” 12 12.75, 18.00 and 24.75 DRESS COATS The Screen’s greatest female laugh leant Marjorie Main and Za*u Pitts 16.75, 19.75 and "TISH" Bargain matinee Sunday^ 1:M) (o 3:00 Zipper out Lining TUES.. WED . THURS.. FRI.. OCT. 13. 14. 15. 16 ^r24.75 Diana Barrymore and Robert Stark Fur Trimmed THE EAGLE SQUADRON COATS Adult* 31c pin* tax 4c. total 3Sc Special matinee Tliurnlay two »how» out 29.75, 35.00 and up to 65.00 Barry tiieatiii? Hastings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 MJ FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9 and 10 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Separate Jackets 3.98 and 5.00 One ond 2 Piece DRESSES at 3.98 'SCATTERGOOD RIDES HIGH 5.00 and 8.50 and Fighting Billy Conn "THE PITTSBURGH KID Carol King Junior DRESSES 9 to 1.7 SUNDAY ond MONDAY. OCTOBER 11 and 12 Bette Davis and George Brent "IN THIS OUR LIFE" 6.50, 7.98, 10.95 12.95. A BEAUTY! DUTY! Bargain matinee Sunday TUES.. WED . THURS.. OCT. GUNGA DIN N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. POLO COATS and Ray Whitley "LAND OF THE OPEN RANGE" I'PecUI return of that wonder picture 20S L STATE ST.. HASTINGS. MICH Coats! ^9 Fraiuhen9s "Exclusive, but not expensive” �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER », IMt On the Home Front (Continued from page 1. Section 1) o «.4_ « .4. m. .... .. Speaking of th* Sheriff* office remind* me. Disturbance* and arrtsto are way down Can't figure It WOIVERIHE tuai fc" ".r: —“™ “ *•'• TRIALS HELD HERE Knox, Kentucky. U. 8. Army. Bob’s birthday la Oct 14th. He |------------------------------ ----------------luvra 10 get man *0 aon 1 lorget a tetter or card By the way did you read in CuiHrr * three week* ago about the I r~ COMMUKITY HOIKS , Bishop a Bashful, first place winner parish House Friday. Oct. 2. ln< *^1 ** beId at the church Sat­ in the 13-lnch b,uhe bltchea Iwith about 135 club members and urday evening, Oct. 10. Two h Hasting* Wore ,1,1 * grouo. t h s- Dogs im • — ' Two events were on the program gueste present | _______ you bird, are away. But,-no Jok- KnoX. Thl* particular ’division*** I Among Tuesday Winners • for Tuesday, lhe 15-inch class derIng.—Its a fact that thing* are chosen for It* perfect marksmantGroup singing of "The Star PRAIRIEVILLE Field Trials of. vthe 'b’',“n^ ““ *rtaU,.X,or •n’a«e ®nd Peaceable. Il* ^jp Our Johnny Bulling at 2amn ‘ The annual T ”**. .* Spangled Bonner" led by Mrs 1 lwup- — uur Jonnn y nulling at camo Wnl..n.ln. ri„n 15-lnch bitches. Winner* in the W. 8. c. 8. will meet Wednesday. riard for the hnmefnlk tn ___ ... ... ... nt n.fX.11 “ Hood. Texas, is in this division. HU W°lv"ine Bogle club began here dr rby wereFIrxt. Pardee Pat. own- Frank Cooper, with Mrs. James 14 with Mrs. Mary Boulter. ' alv y2!.?‘ .f"c< d®? record lx 100 Unks-100 htUI : Saturday rooming. With, head- cd by J. P. Simpson. Romulus; sec- Bristol accompanying, opened the Oct. day. centers in “ but the explanation ’“ " Again to relatives and to you fel- [ quarters at the Hotel Hastings. Ure ond. Jaynes Hemlock Henry, W. meeting and was followed by the All day meeting. Pot luck dinner tlie fact that our thoughts and - ev­ lows—send us name, address, birth- rationing and rainy weather ap-1JW*. Dexter: third. Rodger*’ Hap- Invocation given by Mrs. A. D. ।at noon. You are invited. ery act we do and effort we make Kraskem. make day. to our list will be complete neared to to be be no no barrier barrier a* as dog dog ownown- > pjr-------Rodgers. *< peared - -=zr, — Hastings: fourth. is to boost you and help you’ and ” N— ext -----week a’charming j^ung ‘------1----- ’------------—girl ’ er* from all parts of Michigan and Kenwnod !Senw?od BlUie. , e- K. — D. — Thayar? 1 Following the luncheon the club hold our breaths waiting for word writes to you. Miss Betty Treden- several nearby state* registered for ?r®Pd Hapids: reserve Rodger*' president. Mrs. Robert Shannon in­ BARRYVILLE The Berryville W. S. C. 8. will of you. People Just dem t have time nick. (she. with the georgoous red the event; Lucky. Avery Kodgerx, In the 18- traduced the honored guest* and for hell-raising and selfhhne.'s hgjrl president of tlu- girls. U. B. chairmen r-i —<ninlttees The five 1serve a fried chicken supper nt lhe On the field trial* wn w opening day aay neia trials b’cb ^‘chrs trials, winners were: church basement next Thursday hereabouts Tlie prayer in our o. group, who can tell you^aboul for all-age dog* s Minnie, owned by — Mr.• new members received and intro- 'evening. October 15. serving begins dogs in In the 13-lnch class clou . f*"1- L»icvk Lu2’k4 ------------------------h.iryonufr “*.ve ,helr u"w Forl c,“l" for\arwere held. Winning dogs In lhe J*“aes- Deatbom: second. Queen duced were Mrs. C.fi. Burkholder. 'B, ..In O*. mX — thme rate their fill of hell rate- Ues and all that. These galago first trial were: First. Pleasant Run I’<* V-' Wm Parks. Wyandotte: Mrs. Fred Goodell. Mr*. Tredinnick. '**1>‘b® ‘’ben double duty-dlvide their time with Leader, owned bv Butch Cooley of-U1,rd- Arbor Hill Tonpy. Al Frey, Mm. Marks, and Mrs. M. Moynacome home the whole World will the soldiers at the Fort and tlji-, MILO _ Indianapolis. Ind.: second: Ken A,nn Arbor: fourth. Isaac’s Penny. han. owned by-Jack by'jacli KenKen" Mr reserve? The program for the day was In JfP?/,,. P . ,0 Uve ,n ®* C*””4 Guards here nt home for AnnOraten. owned The Milo W. S. C. S. will be held , T!«»»<». “‘" nDearborn; —.«• ----------Barry county. . dances, plrnlw and such. a*I-; Kln<-'bury * Chorus. F. O. Kings- ■*?"** of V,e aenera* Committee at the home of Mrs. Merle Brad- 1 nedy. Detroiti: third--'Bishnn’-i ..... Lui w-eek thb Zolly Coffer suituntil next week. Cheerio. SUhotpLanilng"fourth ^urv. Lansing. ‘ with Mrs J. J. Brozak chairman. miral. VlntuBIslw. Lansing: fourth •, Rested that perhaps I'd bust out ~ „ ' Tiie program was to ----------close on 8he introduced the guest speaker. Essie ’ * Brownie. Leonard Essenberg, ’ Into verse or .something. Now and z'ou> co,,er Lansing: reserve. Strait’s Squire.' ^'’^evday wlth field trials for all- Mrs Karl P. Kalzenmeycr of Hllls- tees will be appointed. ""‘"‘ then I’ve written a "pome" or two .---------------- ***----------------| dale, who gave a very stirring talk Mvrlen Strait. Williamston. ! “#e do‘yi of the t5-toch clan. under tlie name of my good, ol’ BEHNOCK HOSPITAL ■on the subject. "Women's Stake in The annual banouet of the group, Hastings Township. Farmer-Client, i Four girl* and two. boy* were bom 'the War." Ira Z. Tubbs nn’ so this here now Bt the hospital in lhe week ending until lust year held on The closing James Dibble Soon te n pome which he rtt. n. “n CTrnt <ne held October 18 at the Methodist TllFVrt nTHFit t nwtoM.- HU ir Tue*d®> On Sept 20. a girl opening dav this vear It was held To Become Pilot | church. Miu Bernice Jansen will THEY-H OTHBK LONESOME FOLK was bom to Mr and Mrs. Orton at the Country Club with the WeL apeak. BEH1DST '“ ■ YOU. ■ ■ ■ 1 Edwards. R 4: on Oct. 1 a dnuRb- come Comers ladies serving one of Aviation Cade* James P. Dibble, | —:------------ « a » We knows you boys Is sure "god­ ter tn Mr. nnd Mrs. James F. Thom- »helr famous chicken .suppers. A 20. has recently completed the basic NEW BUS SCHEDULE . ns. R 3: etrls were bom tn Mr social evening followed. awful” busy. THRIFT flight training course at Chico Army I Announcement Is made In this 1s* Theron Dolbee. ” 115 * ’ E. On Rundav the schedule called We knows you're lamin' things end■* Mr«. Center St. and Mr and Mrs. Les­ for field trials for bitches in the Flying School, the Army’- newest suc ot the Banner of the starting WATCHWORD AND lie Hawthorne. ’ 1015 N. Michigan 13-lnch class. However, nil previous r, ’c-S* I In" Ave., on Oct. 2 and on the same make va dizzy! ! A BUY-WORD AT i Battle Creek, under the managen win wa« born to Mr. and Mrs. were 52 entries in this class and It , coast, located at Chico, Cullf. I's hard to ketch the "bigness" of lhe show. Neil Hynes. 117*4 E. Grand. Tlie was 1mnos«ible to complete this I Dibble enlisted In the aviation 1 ment of Ara German. This will be PENNEY’S second boy was born Oct. 4 to Mr event on Sunday and was com- cadet training corps ^April 8. and I a special schedule and it was start,, after successfully completing the 1 ed Monday. October 5. Three dally plated Monday morning Tlie re---------------. —• . ------------------------------- —.. .......... .. —-z But. mcbce. “standln'-guard" or Since our eorliett doy*, we •u!t« nf this two-dav trial were: RL!nn’X *” transferred to trips are planned The rates fo> Broadway. whilst "off-duty"— „ hove known that thrifty Yer thoughts, perhaps, cum* bark Medical wfl«n» resist red at the First Rishnp’s Bashful owned bv P10? Ple,d ,or h®*16 ,lylnB *“ heav* *°rkers ^ili be different than the American* prefer Io do with­ ~ I rcKul“r charged for passtngci to Barry's hills. hospital al this writing are: Mr* Bervl Bishop of Lnnslne: second ler.,pl®,n“’. Bishop’s Anvinnna. same owner: U-th™£? °f Mr .and "rYu*- ’n* ,,ne u operated under out many "special services," Or Hastings' streets,— until some F Dibble route 1. and is a franchise with the Short Way if it means buying quality •shave-tail lowly" Ml»* Nellie Mead. Hastings. R 1: third. Wllcliffe Maud. E A-Stenke.. transferred •» to an .adBus >■ Lincs. a_ n... — vInc. — Bust* up yer "dream" an* slaps ya »»v Hawihome. Dowling; Mrs Mar Ann Arbor; fourth Jeffs Under-‘ now being tr.n«r.rT.H merchandise for less. vanced flying school to lake up lhe through yer drills? Trieb Gia S. Jefferson: Barbara cover Busy. C Greiner. Muskegon: I final phase of flight (raining. A I reserve Rua*ell** Tone. J. g Exuen. Benalhn, Saranac R. I; Mr*. Cay The pioneers of our business graduate of Hastings High school. । Snow Hill. N c. Perhaps ya sigh.—"I wonder If the Stowell. Freeport: Mrs Charles decided on Thrift os lheir ma­ autos— ’ Finishing out the dav on Mon­ James was an all around athlete, Smith. 002 S Market: Ravmord jor policy, and Thrift is still Is narked, curb-full, on State Street David. C’irk«vllle: Mis< R»ni Mil­ day was the running of the !3-lnch lettering in two years In football and track, and was a popular mem ­ working in every Penney store -front Tlie strand. ler. 601 E State Rd.. Jack Mann!. class derby and the winners were- ber of- the Hl-Y club, a national today. We make no deliveries, An’ If. on sidewalks, high-school 414'/ 8 Jefferson. high school organization. kid', paint mottos— J Greiner of Muskegon: second. have no charge accounts, no To tell nf "Football Games”. to Mrs. Fred Rec<|. Mulliken: Mrs Svlvan Sherrv; Ann Armstrong. time payments... but we DO MARRIAGE LICENSES which "the Band’— Pete tsacneiaer Baclielder. raw 804 rE. wnrsnaii Marshall and Muskegon: third. Strait's Sir Bunk. offer good, first quality mer­ Will awing Ito marchin’ rythm down Mrt wini«mOk«- Nashville Myrlen Strait. Williamston: fourth. william Sweeney. Grand Rapids .14 chandise at the lowest price at ol Broadway ’ surgical .... patients whose condition Is Strait's Ffnnle. same owner: fifth. Margaret DeBoer. Nashville .... 57 which it can be sold. them reported ns good. flood-lighte blaze." Tlie following surs>lcal nntlents Il is to your advantage to And. "Will the Saxons, on that have been discharged' within the muddy nodway— shop ot Penney's. The savings Defeat Charlotte!I!'"—Yah!!! Usin’ past few days: Charlene Peck. Huyou make will help you buy tings. R. 5: Mrs. Gerald Augst. Lnke —EVERY INCH Ernie Hayes!!! 'Odessa, n 3; Gordon Sheldon. 700 the War Bonds youll need (or ALL WOOL 8. Caw St a secure future. And your own Perhaps ya sez, "f wishl that I wuz merchandise knowledge will .Mandin' . BEING SPECIFIC TOWN-CLAD* At State an' Jefferson, to 'ace the prove Io you that these sav­ Mrs. Modern 'railing to husband crowd— ings are reall Of week-end folks which throngs upstairs!: "Will you bring down my WORSTED SUITS hat. dear?" the Mtyete.—•dad-handin’. An' shop, or talk of crops an' laff Husband: ‘Well. I don't know the Value thal INCREASES every out loud. ' difference between your hat and your day during these times! Style Men's Baseball handbag. Which Is which?” that's CONSISTENTLY top! I’d like to sec tlie Trio an’ ol' Louie. Mrs. Modem: "The one without JACKETS Or Angelo's and Perk's:—I’d like . any money In It is my hat, darling —all yours with Town-Clad - « . To Ted Reid’s Roller Rink—I may TRICKED seem screwy! "Grandpa." said a little girl. "I saw I’d even like to watch the River something this morning running flow. ■ across lhe kitchen floor without any I’d like to sec "the farm" this frosty leg. What do you think it was?" Grand|M studied for a while, and roomin'! The bum's wide door, a 'steaming’ gave up. "What was It?'* he asked. "Water!" said lhe youngster, trluinin the light That slants arrest the fields, as day phantly. Is homin'. An' fills lhe “squ(rrel-woods“ fulla colors bright ' LIBERTY LIMERICKS I’d like to fill the silo an* the comcribs. Or.—stand Inside our kitchen-door an' see— , Mv Mother, settln' table.—beans an' Wire-ribs!!!! . w. Here's another for your "date", nok— Private Robert J. Bryans, Dte- [SELF-MISING) PANCAKE FLOUR ond BUCKWHIAT COMPOUND VflUTg US otsef l»> a:w Jladu± LILY WHITE FLOUR tfnfai!ir*tf;g r-t’-amh' (field. BANNER 4¥7C j MR I JL V The First Choice For Fall! SoIt deep fleece or rugged tweed. Smart boxy type* or swagger wrapped and belted models. 12 to 20. -fl /> E A I R>*Jv *V The Knockabout Coat Designed for all kinds of weather. Man-tailored boxy types, fitted sport styles in fleece, tweed or plaid. 13 to | TF 1 JL4H 4| /XQA JIR-Jv WOMEN'S DRESSES Fresh styles in the sport, casual or dressy mode. In rayin weaves, velveteen. Rich winter colors! Men s Sport SLACKS £>QQ JO 4.98 Hooch CANTEEN GOODIES COSTUME HANDBAGS Dressy pouches, tailored envelopes, novelties in leathers and handsome fabrics! 2 Clocks and striper —rayon OK and cotton cost/ These Bonds, said a milk­ man in Bye, And I'm happy to know That a tenth of my dough. Will help blast the Axis sky-high! FRIDAY 21st.‘ Plans will tv [ Popular boyish or boxy mod­ els . . some with removable linings! Dressy coals for your leisure occasions and activities. Novelty fabrics some trimmed with furr 12 SOCKS I October want advs. bring results 297S So Sinn the Jap becuz we’re bettln' rleht men appeared. We wonder how many of the eight men have Bpnt jn service? We have no com­ ment* to make—you supply the ROWEN Smartly cut tweed, fleece or rich plaids, in boyish, boxy □r reversible styles. Sizes "Will win us control of the Many names of our boys In serv­ ice have been sent in with address and birthday and wr’ll print them during their birthday month. Keep us Informed of clmnge in addre.sse* and you fellows who are writing in don't be so modest: tell us about your ' promotions and everything you are doing. One mother sent In the birthdays of her two sons one being in August. She writes. "I sincerely ho|>e and prav that the war will be over so he will be home before he has an­ other birthday." We are all pray­ ing the same prayers these days but until the war is won let us pray that those of us on the "home front” will eagerly do our share be­ cause we know any sacrifice we make is so little compared to trail cf the men tin Jhe battle line. And speaking of keeping the "Home Front” Clear Lake Coast Guard Camp officials have urged speed on our local U. 8. O. room: on Friday night eight men had vol­ unteered to paint the room (after their day's work) so the building win be as attractive as we can make And Bake ’Em Witi 6.00 But. fellas, ’■yearnin’" wuzzn't jnade fer jHt you only. Them “aood ol’ scene*" looks fond- An' cum hark home!! WE WANTS YA BACK!! DOGGONE YAH Well, nn Inns, fellas Hone the Prosecutor's letter wasn't TOO bad. Cordially yours, Laurence ,E. Emmett. OS COUtU ON THM4 COOL JM VOU'U HAV* FAMCAKH fw IUAKH Wket (food packages for the Armed Forces) 6o. therefore, if you've had them thoughts. I reckon— Ya sort® envies us who, every day. Are near the scenes which In yer ••far-hrnrts" beckon: Who REE the thjngs you DREAM To ib.—they're dlffrunt.—empty,— mighty lonely— Wlthbut YOUR voice.—YOUR smll- MIAT SA VINO IMA Ito. PLAN A PANCAKE JUFM ONCE A WEEK latlaa OF A MEAL OF MIX that Groen't Garnet, winning thia vFBn,n9 LUncncun event, placed in lhe AKC champion7-^ opening luncheon of the Has- GOODW,LL IriilP da* She te the daughter of lln<, Xnenl Club was held at O**’111 Community meet­ Flattering On You! Men's Dress Choose from 15. dif­ ferent, carefully se­ lected assortments of lhe things the boys like . . . we'll do the restl His package will be packed pro­ fessionally to pre­ vent breakage and will be SHIPPED THE SAME DAYI Warm Without Weight! Others upto 4.25 A perfect blend of wool for beauty and warmth — and lightness l Shown Is smart fly front Warwick. GLOVES 1.20 FALL HATS 1.98 Handsome leather trim­ med Rayon Suede glove­ in black, brown and maroon tn dressy ot sport styles. Little charmers for your pert and dressy frocks. Town style* to wear with your tailored suits, dignified types for the conservative matron! Etas tic md! STEP-IN COVERT TOPCOATS 3.49 Boys Fingertip COATS 6.90 Dallvary Quaroafted Men s Smut OXFORD 4.79 SPECIALS d.I.lll Girls Warm SATURDAY HARVEST TIME PANCAKE FLOUR - 5 lb. sack 25c VERMONT MAID SYRUP 12 oz. bottle 17c AIDO-BLEACH quart bottle 10c lb. 20c VEGETABLE SHORTENING - FAMOUS BRAND SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING quart 31c Leather Trimmed COATS OXFORD 3.49 JACKETS 5.12 A best bet for stylish service I Warm ribbed melton cloth with cape leather trim and sleeves. NEW pilot style with convenient zipper front! Flexible! OXFORD 2.98 STURDY SLACKS BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE Smooth, rugged sports weaves in herringbone and plaids. Hard-fin­ ish dress types HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Reg. u. s. p*t. on. J98 Women't Clever New Glov.l INFANT'S COAT SET 98' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, IHt DEATH OF A. & WICKETT ON SUNDAY Allie B. Wickett, aged 58. passed leaat 375 gallons on hand; or. if A request for outgrown camping I away at his Itame on Sunday afterhia fuel tank will not hold that CHURCH noon after after an an ilbiru illness nf of several several l0«s 18 h*,nB Usuc<1 by Mrs. E. A. ■ ‘noon much, whatever Ita capacity may be. r*SB METHODIST CUUBCU n. »..»«. ™ I weeks. Mr. and Mrs Wickett, who c.at£in. 321 8. Jefferson. These Bunday morning. a special offering formerly lived in Grand Rapids., clothes are to be loaned to future , : “on. wui a consumer De penalized was made for oversea., relief and moved to Hastings In 1930, candurt- campers who might not otherwise Government Instructions To if he fails to haye 375 gallons of far campacUvitlM hrre at home. Ing ah oil station here for some be able to enjoy the pleasure and Fuel Oil Users Given ,uel oU Qn hand? " The government Sunday wasdesignated aa World time. Surviving are his wife. Bra; privilege of a camping trip. answers. "No. if he can prove that GDmmunlon Sunday, every Matho- two daughters. Mrs. Osorge Van There Is also a need for used Word has been received by the ht> Unk w111 no1 hoW ‘bat much; | dtst church obArvlng lhe Sacra- Houten of this city and Mrs. O. T. ceremonial gowns, looms and manBarry County War Price and m lh>l he lrltd K» 8*1 tbe supply CHURCH or THE KAZAIBNB menl of the Lord's Supper on that' Perfcinson of Richmond. Ind.: three uals Any ot the items turned In for Rationing Board that preparation* bul lhe dealer could not fumUh It, day. In Hastings, each oommttnl- grandchildren; two sisters. MYs A. re-sale at a reduced rate will be nre nearly completed for lhe rn- ’or •! llc w“ then financially uncant presented his or her offering Ken Knight of Elmira and Mrs. R greatly appreciated tlcnlng of fuel oil by the govern- *b!e to purctuue that much oil." I at the altar as they partook of the E. Evans of Detroit; and a brother. | meat. The precise lime when the 11 thp consumer has a 500 gal. 1 CAMP FIRE NEWS / '■ > coupons will be luued 1* not def- or > 000 gal. storage tank he cannot' The Camp Fire program got into and more will doubtless be paid Rev. L. Winston Slone officiated at -----------»tely set. So many artlclea are to hare u fUM. but can only buy 375 later. the funeral service at the Leonard swing when tlie guardians and rationed that there hu no doubt K*Hon>The regular monthly meeting of funeral home on Wednc“*«’yznftermembers of o the City Council were been n terrific amount of extra work I 0,1 d«lera are permitted to *■ Hal was luncheon guests of Mra. William the official board was postponed noon at one o'clock. Cm for the authorities at Washington. consumer* in making out L Stabbins, president of Uie Counsel Fur liutancc. in this case tiio lit- their applications for fuel oil I — on Wednesday afternoon. EMMANUEL EFiSCorAl. CHURCH formation to the local board, which j further and more definite in\S, Following the luncheon Attas Myra Bsv/Dra M. O.ry, Hwur week attending a meeting tn plan WOMEN'S LEAGUE was received on Monday. Oct. 5 was formation thoae who heat their, tar the evangelistic campaign to be Frances Juppstrom. after \ bad Baumgartner of Battle Creek con- 1 dated Sept. 37. which shows that buildings with fuel oil should at conducted throughout Michigan start, stepped up to 109 amd\lM ducted the first school of Instnicrationing is coming faster than head once *° to the Barry County War Methodism during October and No­ ___________ । ftnuh t,on !°r guardians. at their quarters can take care of it. ; Price and Rationing Board, " "* vember. with a 536 scries to lead the WO; We extend congratulation*--awT" Those who heal their home*.' licadquarter* in the Henderahott Proceeds of the All-American men's Monday night play. Lucile whiles fur a very sucpetatul year stores or.vpther building* with fuel Building. Hastings, and get such' WESLEYAN METHO supper on Wednesday evening of Pierson, with a first game of 190. to^tlie following guardians: Mes- NORTH IRVINO .oil are advised by Instroctlon.’ from further particulars which they may DIST CHURCH last week were over 5100D0. wiw in second place with 505 mid dames 'Robert Lewis, Harvey Eliott. Washington to do tlie following wish to know. 1 Mils* SscUivw* at room Emma Payne and Betty Braendle .Margaret Matson. James Brown, things at once. Tlie plan was to followed in the scoring with rcspcc- D. S. Goodyear. Erwin Clark and have it done before the first of ROGERS— POLHEMIS have their one o'clock luncheon nt live scores cf 495 and 491. Miss llenc Betty PolhcmUS, L. J. Caston. October: but that time lias gone the church partars on Thursday. 1 Wallers. Anj Leonards outscores! the Bel) Tele~ by. Immediate attention should daughter of Mr; and Mrs. James Oct. 15. Mrs F. W. Stebbins, chair- phone Co. wimn they scored games HORIZON CLLB NEWS however, be given to these demands | Polhemua of Middleville, became the bride ol Gerald C, Rogers, son | by the government, which are a* fre.’hman ano and sopnomore sophomore of 762, 763 and 832 for a 2377 , Fifteen Fiitrcn iresnman of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Rogers series which was high team score' girl* met at 7 30 P M. Wednesday. । follows: FIRST U. B. CHURCH ■Sept. of ** Mir, Ed­ "1. Have your fuel lank al once of Hustings, on Saturday afternoon. • for the evening. " ‘ “30. “ at the ” *home ------- ** October 3. ut four o'clock at tlie Trio Cafe had a one irnme edge ward Goodyear to form n chapter HASTINGS WESLEYAN METHODIST ! 11,,w* 10 CJipacitV.up to. but not CX- Middleville Methodist church. Uic, CIIUHCH I eroding. 275 gallons of fuel oil. | Literal Resurrection of Jesus Clirlst: over State Insulation with Lucile of the Horizon club under tin- lend-1 1 Rev. I. W. Minor officiating. । 2. Check, your inventory oti the, Foundation of The Christian Failh." Pierson's 505 being high for the erahip of M1m Van Wcnlrcnen Tlie J B- CXrlspaU. Mluliur ’date when vour tank w-as filled. ! Tlie bride, who was given In marwinners and B Brncndle's 491 best following officers were elected rtage by her father, chose a powder Obtain from your dealer the tor will continue with the rer»ea of for the loser* Portias blanked president. Patricia Fcwless: vice blue wool dress with brown acces­ messages on "Prophecies In Tlie Strand with Ruth Prentice scoring president. Beverly Bradford; sec­ scries and her shoulder corsage was ; Ing your home last year. Epistles." best for the winners with 474 mid retary. Janet Boekrloo. and trrii*- i urcr. Barbara CnsteWn. Tlie group 4 Ascertain tlie rqunrr feet area white mumz and roses. IltSO. Mrs. Robert Lean- of Hastings of vour house, by carefully measur­ era With 420. Annette Bowerman was then divided into committees j An illustrated gospel message br led the Piston Ring Shop to n two Refreshments were served. Tlie । ing each room Tills will be neers- was matron of honor and her dress was royal blue wool with brown ac­ Btereoptiran slides on the life of to one victory over Banner when next meeting will take place on • sary tn determine tlie amount of cessories and her corsage was of Christ will be given by Rev. Clif­ she scored n 470 aeries Piston Ring Oct 14. at tlie home of J*rilii Shel­ oil ration you can have “ white mums and Talisman rosea. ford Clinton Sunday evening. Oct. Office won a pair from No. Seven* don. These prcn-iratinns arc necessarv Harold Rogers assisted hl, broth -' FIRST METHODIMT CHURCH In getting the ration of fug-1 oil. and Bonnet and Gown completed Girls of high school age who are er ns best man. Miss Dene Rogers, The Barry Co. C. E. Union will a Krand slam on the Bliss. Ruth interested but have not joined the When one who wishes fuel oil shall sister of the groom, played the wed­ meet Monday evening. Oct 13. at Mmblc scored high tn the series club are cordially invited to attend apply to the War Price and Ratlonding march and Robert Leary and 8 o'clock at lhe Jefferson St U. । b 4<1 total Ina Board at their headquarters In the next meeting. James Polhemus. Jr., were ushers. B. church with Rev Alice Oriffin this city, he or she will be asked For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. JEFFERSON STREET V. b church to report what amount of oil they of Freeport In charge. Polhemus chose n black dress witii' had on hand on Oct 1. That in­ matching accessories. Her corsage GRACE LUTHERAN CHI RI H formation is required. was of white mums and Talisman ' Tlie Lake Erie Pastoral confer­ While the government urefs the me1 buds. Mrs. Rogers, mother of ence of the Etarllsh District. MIsfilling of tanks up to 373 gals., the groom, wore a soldier blue dress aouri Synod, will convene nt St. but not more than that amount, with blending accessories and cor-, Andrew's Lutheran church. Pitta----------------------------------- By WILLARD BOLTSnn one will be penalized for not burgh. Pa.. October 13-15. Rev. O. dclna so if. wfcen they apply to sage of white mums and Talisman rose buds. H Trinkleln will attend. tlie dealers for the oil. they found After the ceremony n reception i Next Sunday morning the pastor the dealers were unable to fill the was held In the church dining foom will preach on the theme. "Living order: or if thev were unable finan­ tor forty guests, with Miss Suzanne Christianity.** cially to make lhe purchase. Gardner. Mb» Frances Potts. Mbw • Right now consumer.! will be able BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES IxiLs Churchill and Miss Donna Jean to buy fuel oil onlv through n writ­ Polhemus assisting. Sunday school at 10 o’c‘» k Chil­ ten promise to turn over the cou­ FIRST U. B. CHURCH dren unable to be present Rally Day The bride is a graduate of Thompons for it when the coupons shall can obtain their present next Sunnpple-Kcllogg school i»nd ta em­ be L«ucd. which will be In the near ployed at the Montgomery Ward future. store In Hastings. The groom Is n Th« basic rattan will Include the Sermon bv vaster. "The Promise grndunte of Hastings High school <>ll which the consumer had on of Lord's Coming." and Li employed at the Leonard i October I mid nil he may have Evening meeting al 7:30, 'The funeral home. After a short wed purchased thereafter before he re­ Immediate Cause of Armageddon BAPTIST CHURCH ceived his epnpons. The coupons Wednesday afternoon. Oct. 14 for the amount of oil that was nn 126 S. Hanover St. in Hastings tas w. cnuit Ladies ^Missionary meeting at Mra Guests from Hastings, Grand Rap­ hand October 1. plus all that had ids. Fenton. Battle Creek and Mich­ E Lanfear*s home. 413 North Mich. been purchn«rd since, must be giv­ Ave. Mrs H. Oaskill Is the speak­ igan City. .Ind. attended the wed­ en to the dealer when the coupons er. All ladles are welcome. , ding and reception. — Middleville are Issued. Il at 7:30. Correspondent. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH NEWS CAMP FIRE NEWS I CHURCHES fUft Oil Wilt BE RATIONED SOOH ’ N ■! ] • BUY YOUR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HERE V 1^' . ■ Heel lolch Sheet o'e eight I Farming Fads Worth Knowing The young peoole’s class had the' highest in attendance last Sunday. I Next Sunday is Rally Day The 1'ru.^Cnvlle!u.7iL,lfe J’0 1K*T,p*',?LVe,£‘ y*n<1*'*? wbe the leader of the Reas and Gen- (randy "Dead Man for Hay Fork Elders chosen to represent the Hastings church at the one hun­ dred and eighth annual meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Micht- . Sketch shows an automatic .''dead man" for pulling bnck a hay fork or slings after a jag nf hay is dropped way back in the mow. An old mnwer nuu worn wm-ei „ mower wiievi wheel proviucs provides inc the weignt weight— —ami when me the nay hay is is aumpn dumped me the wheel ilidvs down « tight wire on a pulley and pulls the fork back within reach, Five years nf study at New York Experiment Station showed that it paid to put a timer on ti milking machine mid have it ring at intervals of not more than four to five minutes. The investigators also found that it |>aid to shorten the mlikjng time toward the end ofXlactation of each cow. 1I JO. Min'd*, Kansas Experiment Station rccommends turning calve, out nf «Joora whenever the weather permit.-. Outdoor exercise with fresh air «nd suulight is particularly important in winter—and during the months of de­ flcicnt sunlight the calves should have constant access lb some leafy, bright green hay to prevent rickets. Scab In Potatoes in testing potato varieties for -cab resistance. Wisconsin Experiment Station found that Early Ohio and Beauty of Hebron were normally less scabby than the other early varictii-lk lested—except during seasons that were very bad for scab. In the medium to late vanctie.’, Russet Burbank showed marked resistance to scab, while Green Mountain was must susceptible. TrlnXUui. KanUia Experiment Station poultry experts believe that the chief cause of colds in poultry is unsatisfactory roosting quarters. For best results they recommend from 7 to.# inches of roost tier bird—the front perches at least l-.» ft. from the front of an open-front house—a tight back and dropping platform f> to N inches below the roosts—and none of the roo’t&Jiighcr than the bottom of openings in the front wall These pre­ caution’ are intended to prevent crowding and to reduce drafts. Alfalfa Hay for Sows byterian Church of Detroit The women's state organization called ‘The Michigan 5ynodic.il Society" is meeting at the Mine time and place. RUBBER 36 x 36 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Corner Church and Canter Stieats ...» ...... .... ...V ....... a . nu.v II.Ill ,i Avruv.K II'IUIU from a mixture of equal parts z>f ground alfalfa hay and ground cor«»— plus 10',r tankage and 2'r mineral*—fed to dry sowa in a self-feeder. They do not get too fat—and last spring 29 Hampshire sow* farrowed an average of better than H p|g» in their second litters—without a single •ow requiring help at furrow ing. 59' M. WIRE HAIR PINS :00 .!’, 3 ASST. SIZES box fjc GULL LAKE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP LOOK! FRESH ASSORTED SALTED MIXED NUTS 2<k FULL FASHIONED BIG CORD 10 QUART BALL Galvanized Pails Merrerired Crochet 25' 33' Special for Saturday Only! EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH llcn gjaui uu ASSORTED POTTED PLANTS NEW SHIPMENT 10' Seeding Smooth Brome Grass Smooth brome grass Is definitely destined to tak' a mmt important place as a companion crop for alfalfa throughout the entire corabelL according to experiment suttan workers as soon us farmers learn how­ to sow the light, fluffy seed. Here arc ihree methods that have proved most successful on the farm* of exper; growers in three states adjacent to Indiana. On his farm near Owosso. Michigan, one of the state veteri­ narians mixes the bromo seed with an eqgal part of fertilizer. On a large horrc-brecdlng rstabli'hnicnt near Columbus, Ohio, the supervisor cultiCcks the swil—seeds the hrnme and alfalfa separately with a. wheelrrow rcc.icr having n double chain ngitafor—and immediately culti-' packs again after ’reding. And the wationa! agriculture teacher nt Casey, Hlmow. seed* hu< hinnie with a cyclone hand seeder having a home­ made agitator set on top of ths spindle of the sfcdcr. - White Dinnerware foot gc COATS or CLARKS CHURCH Protecting Stored Grain Montana Experiment Station offers the following rule* for prevent­ ing insect pests from getting started in stored small grains: < 1 > Clean the bin thoroughly, removing nil waste gfa-* and trash from between the walls and under the building: (21 Remove thi* waste grain and tra»h from the neighborhood of the building* and burn il if possible; (3) Disin^c'.c"; wall* and floor’ of the grain bin by spraying thoroughly 25' LAMP pair S JOO B RUBBER CRIB SHEETS ELECTRIC RAYON HOSE JEFFERSON ST. U . Attachment*. $1.00 B. CHURCH . Starting thi» fall, the state of New- York has inaugurated a state­ wide program for vaccinating heifer calve* again-t Bang's disease at state expense. The *tatr furni’h^a the vaccine, the veterinarian, the ear tags, and tests the blood without charge. To qualify for this pro­ gram. the herd owner must have had'hi* herd blood-tested within six month*—his herd must be blood-tested annually thereafter—and all ralvea must be submitted for vaccination at from’four to eight month* if age. No indemnity for reactor* is juiid under this plan, and if reaejors arc found the owner can cither keep them or dispose of them as he sees fit. 69' With CUPS 5c PLATES 10c SAUCE DISHES . _ 5c SAUCERS 5c only 10c JEFFERSON STREET V HOT WATER BOTTLE Special,Friday and Saturday! SUPER SUDS Nebraska Experiment Station successfully wintered bred sows on good alfalfa hay alone—but th.- spring litters were stronger and grew .----- ............................. ..... ... , ...... LU.v. top of old gram. Michigan MEYER STORES 5».-i Hard-To-Get Specials! CRIB SHEETS DOUD SCHOOL CHURCH Hens Catch Cold At Night New Bang's Progra^i Tor New York-w “Quality Shoes Properly Fitted" seb-ii PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ORACH LUTHERAN CHURCH Handling Calves erance, principal commissioner, and William Grigsby, alternate. Tlie pastor is also attending this mrct- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. • SCIENTIST The subject for Sunday is ' Are Sin. Disease, and Death Real?" TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE Hastings PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH | Timer, On Milking Machine, of the winning side, also one to the Individual who brings the larg­ est number. Rev. Mrs. Manker will speak next Sunday morning on the subject "Divine Healing.*'■ Rev. J. R. Thompson district superintendent will be with us for the evening service and will speak at that time. Special singing. You are more than welcome. ' I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday morning worship at 10 30 o'clock. The pastor will tell about "Tlie Most Perfect Machine" and will preach on the theme. u Qic True Connecting Link " The vested choir will sing under the direction of Ar­ thur W. Lower Sunday school at 11:45. Mrs. At- j tle Hay. superintendent. The Ladles Aid society will meet Thursday. Oct. 15. Rally Day In the Sunday, school 595 CHILDREN'S Leather Mittens "IRREGULARS 20'pair ! Bur TOW WAA SAVINGS STAMPS HftE 9OZ. FancyTUMBLERS 6 INCH 28 GA. STOVE PIPE 19' RUBBER TIRE PATCHES 5't0 25' �ORGANIZATIONS The Navy Mothers ot America es­ tablished a branch society in Has­ tings at a mooting held with Mr*. Frank Kelly on Thursday. October l»t. Mr* Bruce Boiler. Commander of Battle Creek, pretented the aims nf the society. She was accompan­ ied here by Mrs Mildred Mellor and Mr*. H. W. Crippa. alio of Bat- ! A Unlngton. SIS E Clinton, on Friday. October • at 1:N p. m. COOPERATING WITH NATIONAL FURNITURE WEI The Macabre* will hold their reg­ ular meeting Thursday. October 15 a* the County Rally scheduled for that day haa been postponed. Tlie W. fl. C. S. of the Methodist present and with their sons all Ih church will meet Wednesday evethe various branches of the Navy, and with common interests, they think the fellowship will be a very helpful one. Townsend dub No. 3 will meet at no W. Grand. October 13. J\P. M. All member* and friends, are ef Hallmark QuatRy Fumltael TM* plan SAVE SUBSTANTIALLY ON FINE FURNITURE offer* you LOW prices for lhe, weH-slyled furniture! The Banner C)r,-s will meet with Mrs M. E. Cota, uo 8. Washington, on Tuesday, Oct. 13, for a pot luck supper. Members bring canned fruit and vegetables. Each member is io bring another member who has not attended recently or a vls- Holtmark Ovality Fvmitvr* ii avaScbl* in Modern, Maple or Traditional 18th Century Style.! Style* and size Come*to Words during Hallmark Week! Let u* help you phm your home in Hallmark Ovality furniture} you get aubitantial saving* at Word* low price*! Atk about Ward* Monthly Payment Pion. Mrr. Nay Bump. Mrs C. S. McIntyre. Mrs George Smith. Mrs. J. Edger. Messrs. John B. Gonyou and H. W. Werner returned from Washing­ ton n few days ago where they had spent ten days negotiating a con­ tract which makes' the Royal Coach Co. of thia city one of the 24 trailer if you want him to get his Christmas package ON TIME '$[ail it Now! “It will be just k short lime be­ fore the citizens ot Hastings we the Olive Drab trailers being turn­ ed out at the plant,” the men slated George Van Houten of Hnstlncs, sti i n T perklnmn. of Richmond. Turf ■ three vnuntr trrandehlldrrn: n brother Glee Wltkrit nf Sheridan: Christmas Packages and Christmas Cards for Service Men Overseas Must be Mailed Before November 1st . . . tho Earlier the Bottor. There are definite requirements you must observe in the addressing and wrapping of Christmas packages for the boys overseas. For your convenience, we Tlie Hastings Fnrm Bureau Com­ munity Group divided its members tings group met at the honfe of Warren Bolton Monday night and organized. Roy Preston ww> elect­ ed chairman: Ray Haywood, vlcc- (ll<tli>RUi\hrd Mr hl* hnoesty. tcgrlty and fairness to all. have had these printed in simplified form. Please ask for your copy today in our Catalog Department.; . no obligation. HERE ARE GIFTS SERVICE MEN WANT In a Christmas gift survey, a thousand service men voted “Swell," “Fair" and “Junk" after the suggestions listed below. The total votes for each item are shown here in percent of the number of men voting. If you want to be sure to send a gift which will really be appreciated, wc suggest you study this list Let Us Help You Make Your Selections. p. m. Harry R. Gaines, Executive Secretary of the Michigan United Conservation duba will be the Pip* tob*cco Pipe* Book* Cotion »aderwe*r Waterproof money b*it Cigarem Can fitted Toilet Kit L’flitted Toilet Kit Wirtdproof dganos lighter itratlon protects Ln the Ings’ which means classes will have hnol.x of the county nre to begin promptly. Don’t stay away Lomplrllon. the work at the however. If you can’t be there on time because these are valuable and WARDS thrive nnd Imokmse-. In addition tn better llchtinv heating, seating nnd sjtnitary facilities. - CLASSIFIED CLEARANCE LIVING ROOM SUITE-2 jtc mo­ hair living room suite. Super sag. Pleasing barrel a 314093 value. Come sihalter la well nuntlfled tn Con­ tinue this excellent‘work. quulity bedroom suite. Fine qual­ ity suite in pleasing Sheraton styling. Bow front, top drawer chest and vanity. Fronts selected swirl mahogany, tops and ends All Christ- Self-Revising' GLOBES earring*, plate glara mirror. Dust­ proof anti center guide drawer cotut ruction throughout. Hand­ some oval antiqued metal pulls Current price 4 JTjt price 101 75 Reduced to I C I QUANTITY of room Mae rrmnanU of Armstrong and Wardoleum hard surface floor covering. Floor and tile patterns. Reduced 25s. Gifts AIMT rata >44 56.9 >2.4 40.7 40.2 56.0 16 4 22.6 245 57.4 299 40.2 55.5 aix> 40.7 Si.1 21.0 61.7 242 S4> 29.4 14.0 14 9 40 7 44.4 5*4 tirnt 54* Pen * penal tet (dip* at th* top) Stationery Waterproof writtwauh Compact kit of batblowtii Handkerchief* Shoe bruih Pbjio* c*rd* Cabbage hoard Checker* Chen tet fla*hU(h< SenaB tewing kit completely Stud Son glaa*e* (poUrind) Diary Pocket *m Bible New Tenement Cron Rotary Reiigtout medal* Packet of adhnie* tap*, nan. iowet rep*Heat, aipirtn. Band-Aid* Warm tlippen Warm robe* Portable phonograph Record* Small portable radio Sweater* (eleoeleei) Good pocket knife Ottrnight ba* • Raior bbd* >hirp*nrr , Glote* MuBet io regulation ahade Politbml metal asbrsaksH* mirror L-ttwW*U« >*.* 22.4 12.1 145 41.1 11.9 446 14.1 49.1 41. t 57.9 J1.0 292 41.1 29.0 >2.7 >2.? 70.1 j? 9 4S.J 50.0 >6* >48 42.5 44.0 51.6 42.5 52.2 >5.0 >M 54* 549 55.0 554> >9.7 twin 25.4 25.4 25.4 42.1 52.7 22.4 29.0 15 6 10.7 10.5 21.5 27.6 52.5 49 1 47.2 17.5 10.7 15.0 14* 54.9 544 57.9 >0.4 25.7 24.5 242 t>6 >7.9 55-0 245 22 5 >7.4 55.0 40-2 242 144 17.5 194 19.2 274 45.0 42.1 5S.5 11.7 21.5 144 147 29.4 25* 25.2 95 >7.7 >40 24.6 NAVY rata 41.7 >7.7 51.4 42 9 2*.O 42.5 55.4 MJ 52.0 52.6 20.0 47.4 65.4 21.1 61.2- 29.t 60.6 25.1 40 249 46 2 50.9 4*0 52X> ♦’7 249 14.9 4t.l 15.4 41.7 449 M.S 249 520 55.4 400 >2-6 19-4 >45 545 29 t 50.9 >46 491 ».7 41.7 >r.i >7.1 54 9 45.1 549 24) 52Xi 47.4 TSA >4.) >7.1 64.6 SO* 44) 547 45.1 70.9 M> >1.4 194 22.9 140 >4) >>.4 244 24.6 52.6 50.9 50.9 19.4 Leather Table Lamp, each .66.00 11.45 . 9.95 , 12.95 IVSK 20.6 19.4 11.4 29.7 240 147 249 14.5 46 11.4 SHIUTON 269 22.5 25,7 440 42.9 44.6 2*6 12.6 27.4 42.1 65 Fine style and fine quality blend perfectly in this lovely bedroom suite! Rubbed ma­ hogany veneers and hardwood arc set off with carvings! At this low price you get the bed, chest and dresser! Other matching pieces art listed below! Vanity Bench... Vanity to Match, 10 > S MICE JUNIOR 26) 59.4 2(6 24 5 20.0 11.4 24.6 149 509 229 *.7 Authentic Duncan Pbyfe for the smaller dining room! Gm it at Wards in thia attractive group at a saving! Beautifully hand-rubbed mahdgany veneers and gutnwood! The drop leaf able opens to 3B by 30 inches. Four side chair*! . Junior Credema Buffet.. .44.N BUY WAR IAVMM STAMPSAND MNM treadle machine In good working order. Il will go fast q.ks at only w Lee Office Supply HASTINGS 105?? Beautifully styled AND comfortable— that's why you'll like this sofa and the group around it! Front legs are solid ma­ hogany! Reversible, spring filled cushions! Covered in brocade tapestry. Lounge Choir Mahogany Coffee Table.. Oblong End Table, each . You Can Buy All of Those Gifts at Wards. Kuthnrd. Mrs. Gertrude Thomas. Mu r .-i Marble of Hastings and Mrs. Florence Ponders of Chicago: AN ENOLMH LOUNGE SOFA 118-124 S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS RHONE 2704 �THE HASTING* BAXNYR. THURSDAY, OCTOBER »■ 1»U ' meeting and the program with light < CAMPFIRE TOY I \A/ Regular Meeting Of refreshments foUowlng. Mr Ann-la,,,__ —' v. I . C of c H,|d Mondoy AT THE THEATRES able stated that the Idea originated {SHOP COLLECTION with the board and is to help the ( members decide whether they will 1 The regular meeting of the Ha»City Schools To Shore In w want to continue with the regular | “ScalUrgood Rldca High' The Project Next regular meeting will be dinner meeting or change to the | held Monday evening in the I. O. : Thursday. Oct. IS. at the hall Tills O. P. hall. After- dinner. President new plan. The club is to decide If you wish to help some Barry wUl be another important meeting Tlie story of the homespun Amer- . at their October 12th meeting. child have a happier Christ- land, we would like you to be there, Roman Fcldpauach called on Ben lean, the sage of Ooldrtver. People I The program for the evening will County 1 Oldley. chairman, of the Bluegill mas this year send lhe used toys ' We had our District Commander, like him are the backbone of the be conducted bv LeClair Reed, mis- i Festival committee, to report on nation. sionary. recently ' returned from ;you have to any of our city schools p>»trict Inspector and Comrades that event. Mr. Oldley reported Kalamaaoo, Battle Creek nnd that they had received BI JIM and "The PltUburgh Kid" China. ।during the week of Oct 12. As in j past years, the schools are assist- • Albion as guests at our last meet­ lujd .spent on thii year'i festival ing the Campfire girls with the Next Saturday and Sunday arc ' Punch packed story adapted from CRESSEY passed away early' lo>' bl,t “f their un- **}• for our mid-season Pow $758 leaving a balance on hand of U«e story ' Kid Tinsel" and is sure 1 Win. Win. Culp C $462 for future use. Wednesday morning. Sept. 30 after usually heavy whedule the toys *ow Lansing. A number of the to thrill film and fight fans. ‘ Fred Stebbins said that there in long illness. The funeral was ,rr called for earlier.so there vumrndes from the post are'plan- would be an Important announce­ Bette Davis. Olivia dellavilland. held onFriday at the Hehlon fu- »'•* »* P*«»y of “m«' to make ‘henm« «» attending. George Bient In ment made at the next meeting "In This Our Life" neral homeDelton, and he wk ilad n«***aiy repairs. Tlie sewing comrade Beystrum of Vermont.­ and urged all members to be' pres­ .—> cemetery. claws will recondition and dress '"!5 *** ln town on Saturday. Concerning the vicious bchav to — rest. In Richland ent. He said this would be an Im­ . the dolls The manual training Ownradc Bush has collected a of Stanley Timberlake and the h« Mr. and Mrs Charles McNulty classea win repair and point the number of dues for 1C43. Every portant event lor Hastings. oc she wrought in other/peopl entertained relatives from Grand Florence Campbell secretary for other toys. I comrade can pay as soon as he lives. Rapid* Sunday c -----------" ------------------------------------------------------Humphrey Bogart In ' »m'e tUonr **'* ‘"TPOMlble ganivXi h.d^omplet^ - --------ir toy. you nave - u mu «• impo-ibie ganlxation had completed a mk। nnd family spent the weekend in . .------ Einar Frandsen, ,o Cfll> ™ the comrades your cessful season and that plans were with Irene -Manning IT 'Infor season Lansing. .'mem .of the city Campfire eoun- It'ues. Please send■ Ahem to our ,’ cessxui under wav for and n«»mat v»«rp A swift-paced story of a c undrr »„ Io, „„ Mrs. Lnura White has been visreeling the Toy Sliop project., quartermMter. underworld big a hat who George Sumner Introduced the Hing relatives In Allegan. A 4* by 6' • Storm King" flag has speaker. Vern Wlney of the Edu­ take taunts front the mugs t Word from Bay City s THE WARM SIDE been purchased bv the; Post to be cational Division of the Conserva­ Mf^and Mrs Clarence It was - tiece.vuiry for taxation ^PTwented to lhe Algonquhi Lake tion Department, who gave an Il­ the proud parents al's six pound purposes to decide on which side «hool. ' lustrated talk on rural fire con­ Jr. C. of C. To Try New son. . MrK'—Thorium was formerly of. tlie Canadian and United States Comrade Varney of Woodland was trol and also showed color pictures border a farm which an elderly lady ln Hostings during the week Com- of canoe trails in Michigan. Pion at Oct. 12 Meet Rosella Barber. bad just purchased, actually Uy. fdde Varney has a position in LanINFORMATION AVAILABLE Huneyonc finally announced tlmt the ■‘‘hUf­ CharIhi Annable president of thi». MUNICIPAL COURT "Did you order baked salmon, farm was on the American side of-------------- »----------------------Hastings Junior Chamber of Com­ , Robert Britton was the truck­ ' merce announced that the group sir?" asked the waiter. • lhe Under. The lady smiled with Four Auctions driver for the Delton Elevator Co. ,I will try out n t~ ~.of meeting "Let me see." replied the patient a .... new ., type but he Unt now. Thursday this nt their next regular session Plans. nnd very hungry diner. "I put it. 'I'm glad to "know that." she Mid. £• E- GILLESPIE. PROP. young man wu* M-izcd with an un­ are to start the meeting nt 7:30'down in my memorandum book. *—*- "IW hr. rd that winters in Canada As Mr. Gillespie has more catare terribly severe." I tic than he can lake care of he will controllable desire to go places, so P. M. mid to have the business j somewhere " he drove lhe truck to Hastings and induced a young lad here to accom­ located 5 miles cant of Hastings on pany him on a'trip. We have no Center Road, 1st. comer eaat Lake record of thia tour, but the truck QUIET DIGNITY IN MAHOGANY \f p 0 W L in Scientific Regulation Shoes! Wartime is THE time to bowl and take your mind our bowling shoes! Priced lowh $2.49 & $2.98 Mem and Women's Shoes and Oxfords • 2000 UALUES • FIAER FRESHER FOODS • LOLU PRICES EUERV DRV Mtt-O-BIT AMERICAN OR BRICK LOAF MILO CHEESE 34' 40* FRANKENMUTH LIMBURGER CHEESE > 34* PABST-ETT CHEESE 2 - 35' VELVEETA CHEESE 2&64‘ ^469 LB. MICHIGAN MADE NORTHERN IONA PUS 2c"?423c OAADt ' A" ROLL J)® RELIABLE PEAS 2c*?»'»c TM4AT0ES ISXffic PUMPKIN ----- ASP SAUERKRAUT to. can SUNNYFIELD 12c IONA CUT WAX BEANS cah’13c THANK VOU “cRISc tSPiUGUS UNSWECTlNtD GRAPEFRUIT JUICE i CAN PANCAKE FLOUR 5.a 19' no tout Pinto APPLE SAUCE IONA • • TOMATO JUICE ANN PAG! WASHER ANN PAGE SALAD DRESSING 31c id 13c EGG NOODLES GiANULATEO BEET SUGAR IKfiMc WAK PAPER wooDiuar s TOILET SOAP 4ca«s24c ta 6c SHORT cur ROUND. SWISS OR PINT QI. LB. LB. TENDtR. MEATY 16' 38' 26' BOILING BEEF U 17c SUMMER SAUSAGE u 43c .. 33c SPICED HAM WALLEYED PIKE 2 cans 23* ,..U 25c LB. FANCY . FRESH 35c 23' URGE SHRIMP .. 27c 4 c.in 19c CAKE ,4c ist 22c HAKES O* GRAHUUS CHIPSO dexo SHORTENING 3 c‘^ 61c LB. FRESH CAUGHT FL0AT1HG SOM* sihjo or OXYDOL ige. CRANBERRIES EATMOR I-LB. CELLO BAG 22c GREEN GIANT 20 SEALED FLAVOR—WAXED CRISCO PEAS 3 c‘a’n 69c CALUM It BAKING POWDER at i6c SUNNYTItlD ROLLED OATS 14c 2 CANS 29^ mond wWact ns clerk. See tlie adv.. , away a motor vehicle without the elsewhere In this Issue for full tiar-1 owner's consent On Saturday he ticulars. | was taken Into Municipal court and nrvn i «nurv »«,«.. waived examination Judge CortDV°1 JPRO* . [ I fight bound the voting man over to Having derided tn quit house- , circuit Court, fixing his bond at keeping Mr Larkin will dispose'of I j$o> which, at this writing has not the furniture nt Public Auction at i been fumhlied J-'u. ,rr’o?'." .Ioc!,u,‘ «» Joe Rjan. of in Ing. admitted lhe £ ««" 81 *•’ HnatUiRM. pewey Reed charge of reckless driving when ClIHord Ham- Jtirntlged in Miinttlpa! court Thurs■Li7rld. °!l? Bl7nan, w111 *ct “ i day of last week. Judge Cortrlght >.3dV 5,lM5h'‘n: *“ imposed x fine of $3$ 00 and costs this issue for full particulars. of wWch wer(. p,ld Hc BUg. 'ROY luwrr pended a jail sentence because of Hern.Mr i ‘Mr R>an'a P°°r heilhh «U driver's Because Mr Bassett h going In-1 Hcenw. »», revoked to defcn.se work he *U| hare an j W I auction sale nt his farm located a r-n \ts fiROVF mile south and 3-4 mile west of „ ft , . Maple Grove Center. He Ls offerr lhe chicken supper Ing M team of horu-s. 16 head of 'ri'un'd“Y crenlng at the church cattle, hogs, chickens, geese, hay, b:Yf,ncn‘„ ... nnd grain, and a good list of fann ^’rs‘ Kenneth Kelsey gave a t««l« and machinery. Hrar?nan- i il‘ow5r ,or UKUte Woodman Hst nery will cry the sale and E E 1 evening. Many nice gifts Gray will act as clerk See the Iww Blvrn ,n hcr KefreshnienU: adv. elsewhere in this issue for full iwcrr srrv''d by ,he hostess. I details. | Mrs. Pcnrl Demand spent a week | i visiting in Vicksburg and Battle ROBERT BRYANS. Prop I Creek returning home on Thursday. , Because of 111 health Mr Bryans Rulh Woodman- was home from ; will have an auction sale at his farm B*nu>n Harbor from Friday until | located 5 miles south of Hasttna. iSund"y evening, and Mr and Mrs or mile north of' the Hendershott Rl° Brtnk of Milford visited the school. He Li offering a good u*t t hon»e ,olk-' fro"‘ Saturday evening . of horses, cows. hens, hay and grain. | TH'>-sd2.y ,. , . fann tools and some household furTbe C' E meeting was led on ' niture. Dewey Reed will cry the Sunda>' evening by Earl Sense, the sale nnd Clifford Hammond will act 'Lub**t *“s ' WtienJ. Christians ni clerk. See the adv. elsewhere-in °f U,e ,Lord» ®U«’WA this issue for full particulars. 'Nc»‘ Sundny evening. Rev. J. O. --------- -tar iCrawford will have charge of the ------------------------------I meeting, and the Subject will be.; is BnptLvm Important." j i AU are invited to ajtend. DELTON Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Demond of Tonla spent lhe weekend with, the ' The Delton Inland laikes Gar­ mother. Mrs. Pearl Demond. den club will meet nt the home of latter's 1 Irn Shultz of Hastings Miss Caroline Solomon. Thursday', Mrs vLslted her daughter. Mrs. Paul Dedication services for the new Woodman, last Friday. . addition to the Delton Rural Agri- ' "rile D ° T ° club meet *'llh cultural school will be held in the Mrs Margaret Coats on Wednesday , school auditorium Friday evening. IOc,‘ and lt u “Sc^ntific Day. : Oct. f>. Open house win be held jThe leadcr b MrS; Kathryn Rich­ : from 8 to 9. Eugene B. ElUott. su- “rdso» ' /_ perintendent of Public Instruction i Mr- and M”' Howard Biwant ; will deliver the dedicatory address 1 were Sunday dinner guests of Har: nt S:00. Bverybodv welcome to at- :lcy Stases. Other vhilors were Oscar I tend. ' ; Cooper. Earl Sense and family and ' Roy Brumm. : CLOVERDALE I Mr. and Mrs Nell Smith and , The L. A. S. wUl be held at the'daughter of Midland were over i Townhall Thursday. Oct. 10 Din- Sunday visitors of the homq folks. ncr wlU be served al noon. Mrs Mr. and Mrs E. S. Thompson and ’Wallace Nadell Is the hostess. Ev- Virginia. Mrs Floyd Dunnigan and : eryone is welcome. Mrs Frank Haight called on their --------— daughter nnd slater. Mrs Martha Tlie Bnish Ridge community club Wilcox of Battle Creek Thunday. will be held at lhe school house *' Mr. nnd• -Mrs George ~ Brisbin re- .I Friday evening. Oct. 9. Mrs. Mles— ceived word from their son Glenn enbach will be hostess. — • that he had arrived safety "Over , Pot- •luck supper. ----------------- ’ • • 1 Mrs. George Brisbin called at the ON DUTr home of Kenneth Wilcox in Battle ! A page-bov passed through lhe j Creek. Thursday to see her daugh- . lobby of the exclusive hotel. tcr-Uj-law. Mrs. Kenneth BrUbln. ' "Young man." remonstrated the: -------------- « • »----------------manager, sternly, "you should know, | that It is against tlie rules of this i LIBERTY LIMERICKS hotel for an employee to whistle while on duty." . I "I'm not whistling, sir." replied the boy. "I'm paging somebody's । dog." 3i,s 10' RUTABAGAS SWEET POTATOES MARVEL BREAD ask for Why buy just any coat when you can get both «cw 10c FULL I'/ill. LOAF 0HI0H5 DONUTS SPICE BAR CAKE LAYER CAKE ..- 12' 19' 31' number of hair fibres you can find in the average 10 U> 33c SHO-WHITE coat. That’s why it’s called "Doubh-Dcnie". That’s .. IBc why the fabric is so soft and silky . ... yet so Fancy rid TOKAY GRAPES 2 LH. 21c WHITE-SOLID HEADS CABBAGE PLAIN OR SUGARED iquare inch of this remarkable Coat has twice the YELLOW CAULIFLOWER FINER. COSTLIER FLOUR FRESH ORANGE . luxury and long wear in an Alpagora! For every CELERY J1NE PARKER ' the coat with the doubli’-ilrnsp fabric! MICHIGAN SOUTHERN (WITH RAISINS) Miaala! "Dear, did you notice that Mrs. Jones has another new hat?" John <thinking fast*: "Yes. and If she were as attractive as honey, she wouldn't have to dr|>-na on millinery so much " GOLDEN JERSEY CUPP'S BABY FOOD DIPLOMACY COMMUNITY NOTICES S SLICED OR PIECE SIRLOIN STEAK DEL MAIZ TOILET SOAP CLOROX 30 THURINGIA Ol SALAMI u 34c TROUT w WHITEFISH CLEANS—DISINFECTS 2 t.s 31c OLEOMARGARINE LB. STEWING FOWL WAS?! i. 45c PRIME RIB ROAST NIBLETS PKG 10c WHUTIES I. 22c SURE GOOD FANCY LONG ISLAND 5 d.33c NAVY BEANS 3:'.S20c MARGARINE LAMB BREAST FRYING CHICKENS DUCKLINGS HAND PICKED CORN FLAKES ..XIYKO FANCY. FRESH DRESSED ROCItS MAGIC SUNNYIItlD t. 22c SfEW OR BRAIZE i.:: 45c IGE. PKG. . BEST SHOULDER CUTS KACHES cM,rom„ 2c\%39c PEANUT BUTTER « 49c oo? 4k HAM I MARGARINE LAMB ROAST 2<S>41c IONA '5S516c IONA 9c l^Tk APRICOTS 2c".%'31c CHERRIES EGGS WHOLE St&MIHU GRAPEFRUIT . LB. GtAOE'A' SULTANA FRUIT COCKTAIL pt-11c ROLL BUTTER tS 33c NECTAR IV FRESH MILK CRESTVIEW MtOIMM APtICOT GREEN BEANS no. ' "■5412c FRENCH STYLE CHEESE.. VICTORY »c (Mca» AT THE MOMENT. History Teacher: "Now tell me. what ruler do you think commands ttie most respect?" Danny: "I think the one you are holding." LOAF CHEESE EASLV JUN! TISSUE iiwuin iitiiim. ana orauiy io inuii ikuiiioiii. ---- and dresser are slightly bowed. The floral background is In keeping wtilt the IHlh Century bedroom suite design.' This l> one of the groups fralured in Montgomery Wards new Hallmark Quality Furniture Catalog 4 UA 10c BRING US WASTE FATS . Said a hotuewife named Mrs. I. Budget, “We’re ’scrimping.’ but I don’t begrudge it. For by saving up more We’ll help win tho long-wearing. And that’s the beat reason in lhe world fog you to insist on getting an Alpagora or nothing! AS ADVERTISED IN^ESQUIHE FOR EXPLOSIVES At least, that’s the way 1 should judge it.” THE TOPCOAT WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ’'Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" TABCI IT TO YOUR LOCAL SALVAM COMMITTU HASTINGS MICH. �I THE HASTINGS BANNER, THIES I)AY, OCTOBER », 1M1 Mr. and Mra. George Mint* god' Friday evening with Mr and Mr*J The bride, who was given in mar-' I daughter, Durottif, from Binning- C. H. Osborn. jriage by her grandfather, Cornelius ham apmt Bm wMkaod with Mr. Mra. R. M. Bate* to vtoiUng her Mannl, wore a floor length dress I and Mra. J. W. Armbruster. I daughter Mra. Charles Overstreet, of baby bluo satin, with dark blue Mtos Dorothy Stanley wo* homo ln velvet trim with tight bodice and ।from the M. S. C. over lhe week-! and Mrs. John r- Oa«8 •«*kirt Her flowers were an Pvt. Rus*cU Townsend of Camp and Mrs. Charlea Farrell and chll- lend”She was auompanied'by’^flsa. Bowie. nt* parents, owle. Tea Tex . visited visited hi* narenta. Mr, Mr. dren of Battle Creek, besides local Peterson of Detroit. 1I Minneapolis. Minn., arrived at the Mra. Don William* of Detroit. «toand Mrs. Gary Townsend on Bun­ Jhotne of the former's daughter, ’ ‘ ‘ ' " Mr. and Mra. Char!** DeLano. of day. George Townsend, his brother, Mr* James Mason on Thursday. On lionor. her dress being of floor and wife and Gilbert Townsend. length aqua taffeta and her flowWinston Merrick over Sunday. Mra. . another brother, of Toledo. Ohio, Monday. Mra. Ftwe 11 drove to Chicago to era were tea roees. The bndeaDeLano went on to Grand Rapid* were also weekend visitors. Miss Za belle Adrounle and two for a few day*, returning to the meet the latter's son. Wayne who maids were Hilda Crakes and June Dr. R. O. Bell who has been spend­ guests. Mias Nancy Roberta and Merrick home on Wednesday for to recovering from a severe iltneu . Mannl. cousin of the bride, and ing his vacation with his aunt. Mra. Lesier Hoppy from the University a longer visit. that caused ilia discharge from Hie ‘ they wore floor length dusty Toae Hattie Cotan I. has returned to his of Michigan, spent the weekend U. 8. army. He was stationed at Mr. and Mra. Robert Burch. Mra. Aberdeen. Md., in the Ordnance bon trim and their flowers were tea work as medical director at the Ot­ Thelma Hubert and nn. Joe, visit­ Dept. Mrs Fewell and her son re­ roses. Fem Bliss, flower girl, sis­ tawa T. B. sanltorlum. Ottawa. Hl. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Brower ed Andrew Herbert of Otsego on turned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. ter of the bride, wore a drew of Mta Catherine Jane Davies, the and baby of Naahrille were Batur- Bunday aftemodn. DETERMINE HOW IT WILL EFFECT YOURSELF Gage remaining here to spend the white dotted Swiss over green, while daughter of Mr. and Mra. Henry Mra. F. E. Adair and Nell Adair winter with lhe Masons. k Carole Mannl. ring bearer, cousin Davie*, left Friday for the Univer­ Browar. Government restrictions on the monufoclure of men's clothing are grow* were in Ann Arbor on Friday at ­ sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, where Mias Jean Brower spent the week­ of white dotted swlu over yellow.. she will attend lhe fall and winter end in Detroit and Ann Arbor with tending the funeral of Mn Elsie ing more severe. This foil. 1942, will be the lost time retailers will be able to Green. • All the gowns were designed anti terms. Mtoa Jocelyn Ironside and attended purchase 100% all wool worsted suits for distribution. made by Ute bride i Bunday dinner guesta ot Mr. and Charles F. Barnes, son of Mr. the football game Saturday after­ Don Williams of Detroit per-1 \ This means that for spring, suits will be made of wool, reworked wool ond and Mrs. W. D, Barnes, enlisted In noon. formed the duties of best man. with Mr. and Mra. Robert Mills accom­ Mn. Fred Roush of Dutton. the army air force on Oct. 1. He wool substitutes. The wearing qualities will be satisfactory—the appearance Charity Guild No. 6 was enter­ Cecil Barrell and John Gcarhardl will be a specialist In lhe armored panied by Mr. and Mra. Clark Mr. and Mrs Reginald Window □nd colors will not justify the price. division and expects to be stationed O'Donnell and two children spent and Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Weaver tained by Mrs. Frank Sage last Fri­ of Nashville as ushers. Following the ceremony, a recepSunday with Mr. and Mra. Gall and baby. Sue. motored 'to Lig- day evening with twenty-eight Underwear and dress shoes are being rationed to the retailer. We ore re­ v. looler. Ind., to spend, the weekend members present. Bridge followed heard from, he was at the induc­ ------------------------- .— ceiving only SO4? of their lost year’s purchases of underwear and 65% of the tion center at Fort Custer. ,------------------------------------Mra. Frank 8 Ketcham,- -who —» ,has i with thetr daughter and family. dessert with honors going to Mrs. with lhe matron ot honor rtceiving and Mra Robert Tipton of Kal­ A B. Oldley and Mr* WMliam Corand'Mr*. ------Clair — Hager, and Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Greenfield *■* bee” visiting al lhe Mrs. L? .... _.. w a dress shoes. , amazoo. and tlie bridesmaids mof Ann Arbor were gueet* of home Ev -------------------------art*. twme. to--------------returning - to „ her i&trr sister of Mr*. Mra. Weaver. The manufacture of pajamas will end when present supplies of materials folk* over Sunday home home in tn Chicago Chicago today. today. | Mra. Roman Pc Fcldpauach Id pauseh was waa in In Arthur Snyder. Mrs. Chester Long. AbitinK about the rooms Two cakes Mra.- Earl Chamberlain of Ann Chicago over lhe the Mra James Langston and Mrs. were cut. a white one for the bride Mira Bealrioe Canothers of De-, Mrl the weekend as ™ ore exhausted — I The boys ot the front don't have them, ond the others ore ...... of two of her . former room■ , and a dark one for the groom. Mabel Field. trolt spent the weekend with Dr. I ATbor wajk Ule «UMt ot her broth- ,U. guest For her traveling ensemble Mrs no better, seems to be the reasoning of WPB1. and *tal?............ r' Mr- “?<1 Mrs. | mates in mu> Ann oiuvi Arbor.. . nu Mr*. Frank rraiiK Carrothera. varrotncra. .... r.. ______ _____ _ Fisher wore n dark blue teal dress Thursday evening. Miss_____ Beulah Mr. unu and niia. Mrs ricti Fred rtmucc Prentice were were _ w,n *ton Reid Furtow was home from Bush Manufacture of rubber footwear has been almost entirely stopped—prac­ M>. ----i" ,’Merrick, 7--------- Illast L----» week. Mr.gave a miscellaneous shower i with watching acceMoriea. They Sunday gurata of relatives in Kala- Chamberlain coming for her on Film on Bunday. tically no bosket ball-shoes, overshoes, rubbers .or hunting boots are avail­ niHzoo. Sunday. Mra. Lydia Bush returned Sun­ at her home in honor ot Miss Jeane • will be at home In Nashville after whose marriage to Mason October 5 able now except what retailers have in their stocks. Robert Henry, of the U 8 Navy. ™dP*‘“cb day from Grand Rapids where she Dickerson, Lilis of Delton took place Sunday I The bride attended Hastings High who I* .•.rationed on the east coast. “”d Mr “nd Mr" Ted Feldpau*ch liad been visiting Mr and Mrs. Dress shirt production has been curtailed so as to effect retailers' stocks Ten guest* were present and the »cliool and the groom Nashville high v toiled hta parent*. Mr and Mra of Orand R*Pid« Sunday Charles Bush for two weeks. evening was spent in playing game.. 1 school. He to now employed at the S. B. Henry, from Wednesday till BU“u ?' P ’’•’Mpaiwch Mrs Grace Dodds has retunird very much It will be more severe about Christmas time. Stocks of silk hose, Saturday night. He has been on , G were to Iter home in Kansas City. Mo., Miss Dickerson received many love- Farmer s Cooperative Creamery in silk handkerchiefs ond linen handkerchiefs are about exhausted—there'll ly and useful gifu. ________________ Nashville. active duty on a minesweeper and i noBaU** C.r*TJLP,uItday'-after a month's visit with her sis­ •_ • • Out-of-town guests present were be no more. sub chaser and wa* given a fur- ,.Mrs„Kenl Dr?kC.'. ??y nn<J ter. Mrs. C. W. Westplnter. and Prior to tlje .departure of Cap- | from Charlotte. Grand Rapid.*. Midlough while the boat was in dry- • . B .r°wn Bro* n “ «nd ”d their children of other < relatives. All work clothing is hard to obtain, and some items are almost extinct. dock. Dale Henry was ulro home ^m’h «•»«» vtalt*d Charles Drake II Mra. Herbert Bishop has returned tain and Mrs. Raymond Finnic, a dlivillc. Nashville, Owosso. Lansing . . - ... th* Woolen or canvas hunting clothes cannot be replaced when present stocks from Great laike*. ... lit, over ..nt the ,he hrwHr nt Mr *’r anM "nd MrMr*, i from a visit with Mr. and Mra. family gathering for dinner at the nnd Howard C. B1U*. SM 3-c of Ft Finnic home on West Center i Williams, Maine, brother of the weekend i Wayne Merrick on Sunday. Citar les Bisson ot Marcellus and senior □re sold Mra. Edward Trahan left Sal-1 „v‘’‘®r of NaahviU. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Richardson of street on Thursday evening was a J bride, pleasant occasion. Mr. and Mra. : —:------------ * • * 11 All wool dress trousers arc scarce. No more all wool worsted trousers — urday for her home In Suffolk. Va„ *«**“ 8unda> c 8 Uc- Hartford. Smith added to the picas- C-_;_| after Spending several week* with ,nJy5e' . . „ , , u , Mr*. Lowell Teeter lias relumed Willard after this fall. iter sister*. Mr*. 8. B. Wilcox and I ^f,r' ,a*ld **re' McOmber of from Tullahoma; Tenn, where she uro of lhe party by sending in- JOCIOI AtTQirS Honor corsages for the gurata. I *. __J U,r E;.!.-Mrs Fred Ryerson. P“u l,ke *'erc ®,unday “ueaU of spent several day* with her hus- .dividual Mr. and Mra. Einar Prandsen enOnd /V\rS. rlSnCr Mra. Tht lrnn Johnson of Battle **r' and Mra Nel1 Boekeloo of 8. Our advice to you mon who need clothei is thii------Buy tertained at dinner for Captain and ... , Tullahoma. Creek jtnd Mr. and Mra. IxtFloy Brcxulwoy. Mra. Ftnnle. and Mr*. Don Siegel I M“n/ i^,bI Mrs. Carrie Coleman spent Greenfield »pcnt Sunday with Mr. I, Mr * Car " ----‘ from , Miss Audra Densmore is spend- nivn »ntawnin»ri vita ° given for Lt. and Mra. Gordon Fishyour necessary requirements for the coming year, this fall and Mrs. Ralph Henney of Cartton 1 Monday until Friday visffing rela- ling her weak'* vacation with friends m tive* in Detroit. In Oberlin and Akron. Ohio, and Cfliter. .... to their Journey to Pennsylvania In Spite of the Times-Quality at Baird's REMAINS THE •»•». Etliel s-.nr. Fuller rw.er u. r.«..v..w „ Earl Coleman visited rela­ In Detroit. Mra. of Nashville Mrs. Clara Wilder will entertain where Lt. Fisher will be stationed wns the guest ot Mr. and Mra. Dan to » tew days last Mra. Blanche Goucher returned the Widows Club on Fridav with “I Carlisle Barracks. SAME in their Men's Dress Clothing and Dress Shoes Saturday from a week's visit with a cany-tn dinner at 8:30 The honO»'c of the happiest of these ocMr and Mr* l« Hubbard, ar- , Mr and Mr* Dan Lew to were in Mr. and Mra. Emory Wood of Ma­ ored guesta will be Mrs A. Lau- casioiw was u party given by Mrs attending iromisanied oiiipniucubyuy Ml*. <nuu>Etta Hubbard nuuo.uu , «weU, on: Monday . ,------- ' .----------- ” the . ple Grove. hauah. Mrs Maude Miller and Mrs. John Robert of Climax who invited Many stores arc now handicapped for efficient salespeople. For best service, of Battle Creek and and Mra. Mra. Ruby Ruby ‘f«n«** of °r hU hU ccoualn 0U4ln-' Mra Mrs Frank Franlt Mr. and Mra Lloyd McCormick Bertha Johnson. n11 members ot a high school club. ............... of Jackson ..._ spent ___ . Sunday .... Hotaihtan. Minter Hou»hton.. and children of Detroit were guests ... which Mra. Fisher had belonged to. shop in the morning. in Holland with Mr and Mra. Orlle j Mr' an4 Y/c,dt?1 0ronio[J of her parents. Mr and Mra Hom­ A famllv reunion was held nt the with their families for n Sunday reBtohop nnd daughter* Marcia Bl*h- S*”* “»• *~**nd M,r. er Warner, over the weekend, homo of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pair- union dinner. Many of these friend* op. aged ten. to alowly recovering iMra Daal> 8ml,h and of JackMr. nnd Mrs. Lemuel Severance child on Sunday honoring the birth- ' luid not met together for years and leave this weekend tqr Pontiac. days of Fred Fairchild. Will Fair- i they gathered from all parts of lhe from a wriou* appendectomy at 1s0”'. , . „ , . Ih. HUUnd M.W.L “.,r B«.ch of DejraU I hU Mr. and Mra. Avery Aten were child and Robert Richardson. Those state. Mr. Chute teul .prat the w-k- ■">'*»«■ “'I on Bu- -----In Hillsdale going — on --------- on -Saturday, ------------ -----!■present from away were Mr. and' Another reunion, a family party, rul m L.UU.II wllh MU. Hrlrn ",;1*> Stetey | to Clinton to visit hto mother on Mrs Will Fairchild. Mr. nnd Mrs was given by Mrs. Fisher's sls'.cr.; McPhcmm. who h a nor— al Sparh*r-’ „ *■ v*1’ Buskirk has pju. Sunday.-------------------------------------------- I Arthur Robertson, Mr. and Mrs 1 Mrs. Owen Taggnret of Sturgis. Berow hospital Ute MrPhrrson *° Moll>• I>1. lot a vuu with Mr and Mrs. Ray Price moved Charley BUI Sherwood and son and I sides the Fisher*, guests included wllantl as ns he he has has ,1 Mr. and Mrs. Utwrence Cnlahnn nnd | Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Exo and last week to Ypsilanti has imM hu art,™ to tes, AT -tr ☆ lot Camp Swift In TS.u tor «W .‘'t.’W °' B''1" “< »•>- employment at the WlUow Run two sons all of Grand Rapids, also daughter - ---- Ann, *— --•who ---------were enroute -mrc th. Xlh ol October. ' P>*nt. | k^r. nntj Mr*. Hubert Fairchild nnd from Chicago to Florida where they Mr. wrnon. Oownlhk utd battkh. •‘u> J*"**"-*?-1*- “d Jacob Konkle to visiting friends Richard FalrthUd of Detroit nnd will make their new home, and Mr trr ol lutuln, spent Sunday with nr' t?d *!?' J J!' w^ol®n- near Clarksville. Frank Kurtz of Hastings and Mrs James Henny. parents of Mr and Mr. John lady wh" 1UUr- M1“ Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Larsen and ( ... Mrs. Fisher. Captain Owen TagMr. and Mra. George Martin ot Mr. and Mrs N. C Sherman cn- garet. who is now In Australia, was Mrs. Frank S. Ketcham of Chi, ... cago.’ Mr*. L H. Evart* and MU* P’T°U‘hJ^ Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. and tertained with a family dinner Sun- the only family member not pres­ Agnes Sim attended a luncheon montli* wBh ^clr children. Mra. A. J. Larsen on Thursday. 1 day at at 5:30 5:30 p. p. m. m. in in honor honor of of RoRo­ cnt (day 1BBKan-* toll ent. mnce Since ^apiam Captain Tnggarrl Grund Rapids Monday. tdU*r Brool“ *» spending Sherman. son of-Mr. and Mra. Mrs. ; for' duty his third chlM. tf'son. Mra. W. R. Cook returned Bat- bert Shcrmnn. Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. ,,m‘' v‘alUn« wKUvea in Mar- urday from a *U weeks. I Smith Sherman who Michael ver, Lee. ha* been bom ao'life BROTHER AND SISTER ” leave* Oct 0 miciiKci oao a r,» _ __________ __ at Petoakey. Richard Cook driving for Fort Custar. r ,'v"r* were »-*«*.. -----G.vry Crook were Mr. and Mrs. RolCovers laid coming will ■be an unusually MARRIED fN DOUBLE WEDDING a rose bud corsage. hl* fathers farm. Io Vlrlr .nd rhtldtrii or VermontMU. Vl?lntt Potls ot Ownclll. to Petoskey after her. for fifteen. — . happy one for him. 1 A double wedding was solemnised । After the ceremony the couples vlllr-. Mrs luy Boyar and chlMrm Xf llrJ c's KIl," >«™“. Mr Mra. Clarence Workman visited | OUier dinner parties honoring Lt. Saturday CVC ning. October third, at drove to the home of Mr. and Mrs.------------------------- ------- ------._.M Toledo and Perrysbery. Ohio.- .Mar ­ MIm Katherine Wrcber Rave a from Friday til) Sunday with rela­ Jesse Shoemaker in Orangeville shall. Muskegon, Grand RapMs, I Mrs J—nn E McStw.ln and MU. tive* live* at at Buckley Buckley nnd and Traverse Traverse City. city, i MrtMay surprise party Saturday. and Mra. Fisher were given by Mr .. bi-.h-j.,, an-J '»•■>!?" Xt"TJ - ""n<n'd f Emily McElwain were Sunday din­ Sunday gue*ta of Ml** Hilda Wer-1eve,,ln^ 001 3- ,n honor ot her :.„d M,. honored guesta being Dr. nnd Mrs. * Rev. F. E. George performed the frlends wrre watting to congratu*in Michigan. ner gucsta of Mr. and Mra. Clarence ner and OotUirb Weeber nnd Mis* .Miss Beatrice Herney were ^her. Mr* The BEAUTY BAR । David Wenstrand of Milwaukee. ceremony, uniting Mtos Marjorie ; late the couples and to wish them . ______ DePlanta of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Laura Werner and Philip Werwaa served and the evening; I Mra. Nina College and daughter. ner of Belding. Mr. and Mr* Cam ’P™1 fn bunco with . Pr ,an? 5!”' P .R' ”TOOk5 *n'fT* Raymond of Martin and George ' many years of happiness. They re- ! * * * rvrtl a /»r I mrkirrF I Evelyn, of Battle Creek vtoitad Mra. Heffern and son of Ada and Mr i honors Rolng to Mrs Joseph Schultx ’ wither “nt d hrtrtaint JJT’ftoJth:' 8h'*n’»ker of Orangeville, and Mis* ,celred m,n* beautiful gift* which Martha Shoemaker and Lawrence w,,e <’‘*ned M lhe rec*PUon *«- 1 LIVLHJLJ Ella Wolfe on Monday evening. and Mra., Edw. Werner of Grand { or , h ^ h and Mn >Bumford ata. Clattd TkarMsy*. I John Irenhath mu the Sunday C freshments were served by the Max Welfare Jr.. Hastings ,! °F • • • I.Broaduay. on Monaay evening, Mrs. u. t>.. iiourdn n‘,U' tvith nt rtmna.vtiu . HOTEL HASTIXOS Fkonv till | On Monday evening, Mrs. D. Z. Both of the brldes8wore vietnrv brlde8 m°ibera. 'Phyllis McClelland, Hastings ...lit guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mr, and Mra. Kenneth Mason of ( Ho#pltaj Guild No. 14 met with Boyes delightfully entertained a!..001!1 °r the wore victory ■Pettenglll of Grand Rapids. Grand Rapids were Saturday niaht night .. .. -.-.a blue dresses and had shoulder corI Dr. and Mrs. D. D. Walton and and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. । son* were In Lansing Sunday as Henry Weaver. - - I -h<, leaves for the East Shoemaker and Miss Dolores Hour- Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Bourdo will Daniel Cunningham. Ionia19 Igueata of her mother, Mra. George Ml** Florence Trelb of KalamaOn Monday the Study club wax I c.. On Wednesday. _________ Mr and Mr* do *Ren<>ed both couples. Her drew keep house in Orangeville and Mr. Rose Fcnstctnakcr, Woodland .- It Potter, and sister. MU* Edith Pot­ soo has been home for her vaca­ entertained by Mrs. Aben Johnson.. Kenneth Purlin of Battle Creek did ter. tion. Her mother, Mrs. Mae Trelb After luncheon. Mrs. A. D. McDon- . th- honors for U and Mra. Fisher । Jimmy Coleman spent the week­ is a pneumonia patient at Pennock aid comnletrd the review of the who were their special guest* for i end with Charles Long at their hospital. STEAM HEAT book. "The Gay Gaillard." i the occasion. summer cottage near Traverae Mra. Phebc Delterich has return’ . nr nnd Mr*. Herbert Wedel are City. HOT A COLD WATEB Mn CUrnvc Cm wu Hrnl- .nlrrt.lr,|„, ,t dl„„, tbu r.mlns : Mr*. Joseph Ferrlll. Mrs. Ora cu l» her briber Hub or rlclra, u -nd u„ nu,r „ lhrtr SHOWER BATH .Herrington and Miss Margie Her­ Larsen, after a stay of about six on Thurwl.y krirmum. Wlmirn , „„ w„, CUnlo„ rington of Rockford visited Mr. months near South Bend. Ind. .1 oontrul wur Mr» Vrnior Blou«l,, o„ SuMav „ M„ Single 13.50 per wk. op and Mrs P. O. Bennett Sunday. Mrs a. L. Kellogg of Harrietta | Rkbard Cook will cnloHaln with a Mr* J. W. Armbruster visited her came Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mr, Ford Itentirr Wednraday o.mlni or lan work 1 S?''' 1 “TO" h"n«rln« U- ■»« daughter. Mrs. A. L. Dyer, and and Mrs. John Wood and other family, and her son and daughler- relatives. Mr* Harold Parker entertained her : ‘ Mis.. a. mis S. conger Conger Hathaway is vi*-| vla- bridge “*‘u»c ‘club iJUU of eight at dessert fol-1 litTB—DICKERSON _ j bolster, Jr., al Swartz Creek from -uh -ter.t-.nt winners were I• Hl« Jn.ne Dterrwi. d.telnor Km, bor dnumm Mr. Carl Betel[Tuesday until Thursday. fler In Ypsilanti. Mrs. John Chandler, and a guest. I or fjr w«f. nickeraon of Mrs Agnes Thompson went to . Mrs. James Brown. Mrs. Nell Adair ( ro(ltc ' 4 Hastings, WHS united in Muskegon Thursday for a visit with *on “M“,*ra**UnB prlM Mrs ^‘/marriage to Mison Litt* son of Mr and Mr,. Frank MohUr. I '"I WalldorW will te Lhr text hoat/]3;'7"J PERSONAL MENTION the Men’s Clothing Busi for the Future SOCIAL EVENTS T™ " ■“«»« ■!>' U Y O N DS A I R D ' S M ADD|A(jf I CFN\F\ 38 ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christman. ”*• ... Delton. Sunday. Oct. 4. at 3 o'clock I Mr. and Mn. Victor Sisson and I .. nottli-h Weeher entertained'at lh« home of 1118 bride's parent*, to JXXX,'' "• ^Idh'r BuX 1^ I •«•■?> , H « P»»™- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APPLE SAUCE CAKES <4Qc 28c MINCE PIES , I ORANGE GLAZED DOUGHNUTS, dot.'_____ 30c BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! BANGHART BAKERY 113 8. Jtfftrson St Phow 3421 06820190 AMERICA Our aim is to help you retain an impreg­ nable beauty front — natural, poised, charming. PERMANENTS JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP vice of the Prayer Band com ention ' „r“'her william lhcImprovised si”81e ring ceremony. un­ 1 Grand Ftankta 1 Thti^v Cb^in? W88b«-h<jnor <” Bror »ho enllhird In !I lnu d8r an archway of^hlle Mte toX .-.. .Tin N*"> »"« “» ’ "T l»l»r •rBH'pWk .JI 1 Mk WrrWr onllUrd a. a Rtelatet. •“ •’”'1 b"*\ •"» btoteU ot man of the evening and the address t nhvalcal fitne*.* in the Gene co*moa- “‘ers, dahlia* and rose* was given by Miss Ann. McOhle ’ .‘1 n.W a^d The mu“c was ^n>hhed by Mr. and Mra Charles Christman | to Norfolk Va He will Beu,ah Bush who played the tra-1 accompanied by the latter* sister, ha^^e rank of chief nettv officer dltional wedding march. 2rT,er.?UCe Of °?nd *apldv m the phralral traintax• dlvlSX n,r her »*ddta« the bride chore motored to Clare a week ago Satur-. He WM1 chairman of Civilian De- ” victory blue, street-length dress Hay and visited another atoter. Mrs. ^y^ned to, * '»• * “~ge of pink nnd while Williams and family, rre George William* 8-­ cntcr the Naval service He wa* u । fwebuds and white chrysantheturning home Sunday evening. i teacher in the Ecorse High school mu™. The bride's attendant was and also supervisor of all schools Mra- John Moore Jr., <lz>ls Pfelf.D*~'_y?.ana or all an reAaatlmt recraaunn and ana en »ho — ■*- -a soldier blue, street-[ and director of wore . i। *■>» «‘h drew n i«iu urr.xi with w*ui a corsage cuiaagc of oi pink pinx was given leave leave of or absence absence from from hh nis lrn ,d lnd M”' W 1Utn 1 positions. He to a graduate of Has-:, to# 'bua* । positions. He to a graduate of Haa- rosebuds and white chryaantho-. Bchader. Jr. I! ting* High school. i' mums. John Moore, Jr. was the ' Dewey Hon left Wednesday for tto<* I, K k1‘“I. . [ best man. a business trip on the west coast | complimentary u> Barbara Finnic ... ' For her daughter's wedding. Mra. taking him from San Francisco to thi —• Dlckeraon wore a victory blue, street the pup'.U pupils at of trthe ----------nursery -* school Portland. Wash , and will return were entertained . ----- ------------■—! at ........... lunch on Thumlength dress and Mrs Litts, rnothSaturday. | ^y by Mrs Delbert Whitmore, who er of the groom, wore a navy blue, j Mr. and Mrs. Eric von Reto of De- conduct* the school. The children | street-length dress. trait spent the weekend at the home homo had a happy Ume. , The bride graduated from Has- , of ---------------------------------------| ting* High school tn the class of1 of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aben I ----------------- *-•-« Johnson. FISHER—BLISS imo and the groom from Delton Mr*. Hugo Anderson spent the I Ml** Ruthmary Bliss, daughter of, High in the class of 1939. After , weekend In Grand Rapid* visiting I Mrs Pauline Bliss, Hastings and D. [their three-day wedding trip Mr*, her sister. Mis* Loretta Bpringer. ,K. Bltos. St. Louis, Mo. and Emory Imta wiu continue working at the « —.— Chidester, of Madison. ,L. prahcr, son ol m,. and Mra. Fred , National Bank of Hastings and Mr Gardner 1-----------------------------------------------Wla„ stopped Bunday to call on his Fisher, of Nashville, were united “ in■ LUU at the Vege^e Parchment । .............. mother. Mra G. P. Chidester, while marriage at Ute Presbyterian church Co. Kalamaxdo. he was enroute home from a bust- on Friday, October 2 at 8:00 p m Guests from outAif-town were Mr. new trip to New York. 1 Rev. 8. Conger Hathaway read the and Mr*. Bert Litts. Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs M. H. DeFoe spent single ring service in the presence H. O. Armour and Mr. and Mra. ■ tlje weekend at the Richard Cook of forty gumtx. Wm. Mason of Delton. home. ' | The music was furnished by Mr*. Weekend guesta of Mr. and Mra, Henry Elliot who sang "Oh Protn- ACROBATIC Wilbur Lane were Mr. and Mra. H. Ue Me" and "I Lx>vc You Truly"' । Mistress: "What's wrong, Mary? M. Bowser and the latter^ mother and A. Medrich, brother of Mra You look worried." Maid: 'It's that - there baker, Mrs. Id* Mitchell of Fort Wayne. -Elliot, who played the traditional Ind. Wedding March and accompanied mum 'E-* been an' gone an' never Mis* Elsie Smith of Lansing spent his sister. , , come!" • Nationally Advertised Brands Week 39c ALKA SELTZER 49‘ VITALIS Small HAND LOTION ChTob/:. ” 43c Antiseptic LISTERINE Large 59= 49c DRENE SHAMPOO CASTORIA FLtTcrotAL 31c VICK’S VAPO RUB ami. 27c Groves' BROMO QUININE' small; 27c BAYER'S ASPIRIN 59c SAL HEPATICA BREED’S 23= 60c size zJQi BROMO SELTZER eo. TOOTH PASTE C0L0AJ.'.J MUM DEODORANT «. COD LIVER OIL SUMt D COD LIVER OIL Plat MENTHOLATUM KLEENEX BRIG STORE ~ KIGISTtRtD PHARMACIST ALWAYS OHM = Houins* Pkte.2141 ltak.frJ.Ma 49« 37c 49c 27« �LIBERfY UMESICKS »Mt 0<l llehigaa SALE OB rrnt— 1 CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT____ Sheldon Agency All Kind* of Insuraac* Surety Bonds hone 2115 Hastings Swanson Agency There was a reporter □anted Flynn, Who said (Quote) The Axis can’t win! Sure, we’ll gel. Hitler’s goat If we buy Bonds '(Un­ quote) And now is tlie time to begin I PROTECT YOUR CAR From S1.00 up with AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST improve the appearance of a room and at the same time will help keep the tops of the drapes clean. They can be made easily by the amateur craftsman using pressed wood Applied over a wood frame. Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired ECON-O-COAL STOKERS GRANGES C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Federal Old Line Hospitalization POLICY SG.00 per year Phone 3519 National Bank Bldg JERRY ANDRUS if AUCTIONEER rlethin* in cp.nl randltlwi for .lender WANTED EMPLOYMENT man nf mr.lium hrlxht. fall 3SUI allIPIItHT CLASH CAUPENTEIt—<’»« »«• , 4u ibal job «>f repelrin*. patnlir.*. Foil MALE — Cubing of l.eea and rjulp-rupUMrd l.uiMin* Vrry rraM,nablr. ■nrnt. Ilioae 3CM3, l<> 33 1 Pbone :*;»2 3. 10-33 FOK HALE—Fall t-ap and fuor row Ml I'l.rlnick-llrrriuc rural ku.krr H. FARM EQUIPMENT. ETC. 1. McLcol. mile ra.t .4 lUcer. .rboul. tiro home north uh weal ante rd road. 'n>li NALK— |i» 30 Mrt'ormlrk Perrins . Ir.H'tur *n.r rubber <.a front. ((...«! rwH.li1i.iK. Phone S*F4 MmI- PRODUCE AND FRUITS tllrvillr. fall aftrr b:3n. Cairn Fry. IOS VOH HALE ■Apple*, band plrke.1 Hub ink WALK -Nrv I.Ui. » <..ll Irn.L- roudiliiMi. IIIKI I'ali attrr 1 in r«tl.. ‘4t M<t.. f prlree ur plrk up what . r|.t ...» Kai. ,.r KUH. I.r« Frey. Hah >>>u >«nt for SOr to Tie buehel. K. pL— * 4 |o a M llnnlop. Dngtrr. Phone Prairie.IIIITJMMI.. . 10 Jli FOlt MIX- lior.r. Jr. Hrlu.v.1 arpara* tor. Koy Callihan, mro.. (rut.. Uli.. Estimate* cheerfully given. Date* _ 10 a J.-r-aihar.., Warner.-, Hpie. Hat.lnin., tax be mad* at Banner office. Ilnhhard.tmn.. Urrmlna*. Snow*. Al.-. FtIK NAI.K —••• »l.rvl Irallrr, »h>. S33 N. Phone iw Hastings, Mich. Honey. Pleaae Long rontainera. Car] Hrntnn. I'hnnr 347(1. 10 d Huge., h eo.t, l> north, % real «t <>i.i r.iuui.* nuu. 11. i:. tl nut llbkory Cjr«r.. _ llarur.. nnlr north llkkory < ur,ir-«. !■> r YANKEE KPKiNfiN ..rrbar.l 1« full thi. year. Haldwin. Hfie*. K. I Green Ftik HALE OK TKAIFE fur ralre. ur in,., Tnnran Hweet. L.t. ..f lb, ..Id |>1*-. E.noumt Kih* rrram .ri^ralur llombue. Golden Hu..el. and ether-. Shipping Livestock ■ i. *«,«! ■ouditiun. tltkl jb. raiwily. Brins jonr ba-keu. yon a III be .nr< IllO.n Mlllrr. mile >«Kh tarry. r>ri.ed -t the |.ri«r. Come while yen Phune La.-y 13-7 l» * ha»e ya.. 10-33 Every Saturday FOK 'HALE—ISV, ohurli. uf vstt* gowi FOK NAI.K—Apple., Will .ell by bu.bel «rwy' I'rtr-d rvaoUHablr. Arthur Itirtor entire emp. F. II. Ste.rne. Laeey. rr-an, 3 Ulllr* ra»t ,’t Itrltnu. 111-0 , JAKE DEPRIESTER Ph«.ne lllFI-S. IU« FOIC NAI.K- <'..r« In -b..i k ,.r hacked. PL.lii- 33»0. to-it FOK SALE -Kneel eider. 35e gallon. Bring ronlalner. Hr.) be.ia b,r .an FOK KALE - l.ar<r -lark <<t wheal ning or winter eluriug. Mi*. Gerald .Iran. tbr..h..l beturr (hr rain, at Fl.lwr.' Shd b«Hi.e north/ Carlton Company Hasting* stock­ Ihr II K lUrnee farm, lu.lr n.irth Grange ball. Phone 734 Ft. IU • lllrkury t'urnrre. H» « yard*, phone 25M, or rail FOK SALE—G,ml eating |n.tatm Mr* Hallie Juhnwo. 3 mile, tomb Mid­ 717—F3 through Ihe ItnATlNO FUEL dle. Ilk* a* M 37. 10-15 weekIf. FoK SALE—Dr. banlwuvd al low FOlt HALE—Cabbage; n^e hard. Gru prim Henrunrd in pile fur I year. head,; whule.ale |>rirva. Cha*. Deal. N|wrial pure in 5 rord lol.. - Phone Fr-Vp. r| JU-8 357U. lieu. H. M>er». . tl. NOTICE HOUaEHOLU UOODH NOTICE—Farm under new management. FOlt MALE—Vpright piauu. hall cbllr: n» hunting, trapping, Ireapaaelng, or C. baby twJ with iail.r .print maitrr... running ot doga witboat l^rmil The Li(b «h*lr. Mr. Paul Kendall. IIU3 Halloek e«tate, northeaat of the FOR N Hroadway. , to " norlheaat H, aertlon 34. Hope T«p. Harry Co 10 33 IN$URANCI FoK SALE—Furniture eiuuigh tor aome needy ■•Tuple lu .lari In li»hl buu.r NOTICE—I am the new Itawlelgh pro­ duct* draler In north half of Barry It.nile 1. Helton lll-H Co, and will be around to your home tr. a. aoan a* |H>aalblr. Mra Gag Ila Foil HALE — |ire..rr, Hiahuguiy; wirkMerer*. Womlland. 10* ■ r Hand. Mr.. Hell. Middleville NOTH K—After thia date 1 will not I-. re.puntible for any debt., other toll HALE 3 burner wkklrw km. Than thnae eontrneted by myM-lf w-pr ..Ii«hll> Ii.r.i- I'nn lie irrn Mai Uaeh IOS al M>|.. ../..n.p.l.ir,r.< aehuul h-ur..^ NOTICE—No bnntlng or tre.|.a..*».g »r running of dog* <.n my farm. J L. FOK .'ALE « it.ruUnag .healer. Harn. Smith. Woodland. 10 33 Foote, 33.1 W. Apple Hl.. _ Ha.tin<«. NOTH E — To all lor.lork raker. Be For your old Scrap Iron, ginning Oct. 33 the aloek.ard* in Na.h.ille Will be O|.rn all Ja^ TurkRadiator*, Batteries, Alu­ pt...he 73'nFll. lx-1. Halllr Iv-ri week. No .brink, no rommia.lon, nn minum, Bra**, Copper & LIVESTOCK— irurkiug rhargr. on" large tranche.. Liat your Auction Sale* with II ryeti*. Ito Pert a. hie <1, il>g d’lu’n"' * 1 ■argala 1341 *•' Our Service Get* The Buyer and Seller Together FOR SALE—13 scree ot good lend. thing bat U* bath tab. Tbit c*n • mile* oat on camant road. Fair bo UntaUed very eaaliy Priced it ho at* and oU*r ouibulldtnge Cu only 11.000. be bought for only 11.<00. on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Albert Slabaugh nnd Charles Curtiss and family of Pot­ ters Comers were Sunday dinner guest of Milo Curtess and family. Wm. Mishler and family visited Friday evening at Merle Hostettler’s I Wanotla Schray and Mr*. Jennie Pardee accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Milo Curtiss to Lake Odessa Satur­ day evening. They also called at ! the U>yd Brock home. GOOD S BOOM HOME in eoeand ward near down torn Hu every- For Hundred* Of Other Bargain* Call Al Our Office. JOHN WHITE, Salesman GEORGE F. MILLER. Broker We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 Hide Muit Be In Good Condition RHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE CASH Phono X6J7 Hasting* VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY Cail Nearest Station HASTINGS—MSI “Fifteenth Year of Senrice" Aaron Gronewald nnd fnmlly of Freeport were visitors at Mrs. Es­ tell* Rosier Tuesday evening. News was received at this place WE PAY lop uiarkel price tor dead rille -ISdt F. Zemke 1" 30 et^ock. Horeee • *5.00. rune__ *1.00. NOTICE- All peraone hating wood on my place are notified that they hate 3SV7; Ionia 400. Valley ' Chemical nnly a few more dag* in whkh to get It off and the feneee np. Nellie Mead. |.iu 8,1.1 -r.u . f .?. 1 .. .r,.T ar. l / 10 d • i.ter. ,uwdng and 3 yra. Alt., apart- NOTICE — Hale .4 make, row*.’ pig.. KT COLDS AUCTIONEER More than half of'aU the deaths from tuberculosis occur duririir the Important productive yean of life QfC CARDS OF THANKS ' With Built In Safety Steel FOR MEN WITH A BIG JOB! ThTffmarter YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE Truss Fitting ^0 MOM Leia Starboard of Welcome Comers and Nelacn Thomas and wife ot Clarksville were Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Jgrry Blough. COPPOCK IONIA—«M tf City Clerg. Mrs. AMce Gardner accompanied Mis* Vemlce Ben$on_and Mrs Lulu Baker to Hastings Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerry Blough were Sunday dinner guests of Nelson 666 LOREN EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS word that Junior Nagier. son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Nagier of Pt Lew­ is. Washington is spending a few days furlouah with his-parents of Berkley. Calif. “BILL” SHERWOOD CLENN F. LAUBAUGH IM No. Michigan Avenue •».“ ..... " Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Conklin and Rom township Sunday. i family of Allegan spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed and with her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. John daughter spent Sunday with her Darby. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gelb. ; Mrs plant Day Is caring for her Mrs Ella Hammond who has been 11 daughter. Mrs. Huron Healy and spending some time In Illinois spent Infant daughter, bom September 28 from Wednesday until Sunday with ‘ at Pennock hospital. her daughter and husband. Mr. and । Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoffman । Mrs Murk Garrison. 1 have moved from the former Mudge Mr. and Mrs. WaUacc Nadell. in house to lhe Phil Dcllar house company with their daughter and son Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hecker of . Hastings spent Sunday In Kalama- j JoRtllnv too with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Lewis MUtrj of and family. I Mr. and Mrs. George Kahler en­ tertained Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. I Merle Kahler und son of Grand ' Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Titus anti , Mr. und Mrs. Paul Titus and chil-1 dren of Kalamazoo. The following officers were elected at the P. T. A- Friday evening: X Pres.. Rev. Thomas Moyer; Vice Pres.. Mrs. Walter Lewis; Sec.. Mrs Harry Yptmg; Tree*. Mr*. Lyle Kingsbury. William Demond and friend spent the weekend here with hl* father. Ford Demond. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Eames nnd for tome of that good children of Kalamazoo spent lhe weekend here at the cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johncock. Lily White Flour Mr*. Lyle Kingsbury and daughters attended a wedding shower at the SO lbs. Hour for bushel of home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell John- , good wheat. cock of Orangeville fn honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown. Saturday . We have a complete stork evening. of salt—fine, medium, and Mbs Mildred Watson of Kalama­ coarse—block and rock. zoo spent Wednesday and ThursPep your chicken* up with i day with her mother Mrs. Mq(*Watour S.B.V. rauh. It give* multi Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and daughter of Milwaukee. Wls. *pent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Vir­ Quality fuels always. gil Monica. Mr. Heller returned home with the Smiths to be near an eye specialist. Friends hope fpr SMITH BROS., Mr. Heller a very speedy recovery.' Mr. and Mrs O. H. McCowen of , VELTE & CO. Ackers Point entertained Mr. and . Mra. Clarence Applegate and Elsie HASTINGS, MICH. on Friday for dinner It was Mrs. Applegate's birthday. Mrs. Grover Davenport entertained Mr. and Mrs. | DEWEY REED Lead . CLOVERDALE ApplfgRte and Elsie on . Mr. and Mrs Ed. PenneU enterMr. and' Mrs. Walter Lewis and I talr.ed Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry I family spent Sunday with Mr. ana PenneU and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Herb Cook of Mlddlevie Johnson and son of Kalamazoo. I Mr. and Mr*. Myron MCNuU « Visitors during lhe past week at Otsego spent Sunday evening WHn lhe home of Mr. and Mra. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Alrchle McNutt. Humeston were Mr. and (Mrs. BigniSTTUCT’ mund Grandy of Jackson. Miss May- branch diktkis ‘ ... belle Humeston of Marshall and Mr. Joyce Norton has been quite in and Mn. Geo. Schoolcraft of Bat- the post week and unable to «■ tie Creek. tend school • Mr. and Mrs James Diefenbaugh*1 Henry Bldelman who is still eonof Middletown. Ohio and Mr. and fined to hU bed _U thought to be Mrs. Elmer Schenck of Trenton.; J -m tie better. Ohio spent Ute past week with Mr. Over nn„ frlentU and neighbors, and Mrs. Robert Boykin and fam- j BalhMed at the home ot Mr and Uy. ,, _ . „ _ „ । Mrs Ernest Skidmore Friday evr1 ning in honor of their son George •nlKUInua Ur. Mec.ll.im , Cur Alkn ,„a u.„y „ltc pm. " n„i., .. crnrrlu. „„ „„ „„ lbm, ,nW. Washington. ~ „__ ___ . 1 able note social evening was spent. ape,,. “a„M2 t“n SVI on*,. »' “r ‘"t u'" Mrs. A. C. Geiler of Washington 1 , ■ Darby will leave for army called on Mr. and Mrs. Everett Me- , r." g On Tuesday CaUum of Hlckoj Comers Mr t£ neWibor. On met Tuesday at their HORSES—$7.50 COWS—$6.00 We Ho.. a Collector Sfollorted ot 912 Wett Cteen St. in Hotting, To Give Immediate Service We Fey tho Rhone Chargee—Phono Heating. 25«5 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS ------------- --------- �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIVINTH YKAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1942 5 ICT I ON TWO—PAG® 1 a real, honest-to-goodneos vine- i permitting him to sell lhe six ra- transfer yard and picked the grapes. It was ! tioned artkles. from the state diFor War Production ^oL°1rnBe.E^,n,io'r the first time I ever was In a vina- I rector. Arthur H. Servta. of Lansing, to such person* only. yard. I cooked the grapes and ! All stock of the above mentioned strained the juice and canned It. | rubber footwear were frozen for the Automobile Driven Special Food Study By JANE CAMERON then look lhe hot pulp and ran II ( five days beginning September 30 I Automobile drivers, particularly1 -----------। Twenty - eight iiome extension 1 through a wire strainer into a • to and including October 4. Ulieale Dr. Ches. Foo, A Chinoman, i war production workers, were urged ( That'* Prospect For 1943. roups ate reported by Mary E- BuiIt sure pays to clean house. One 1 cooker of liot, cooked apple sauce.! The rationing regulation on the | Will Speak October 19 Shor..,. .( «<rtd fund. £^rau^Mra..ra«£ finds yungs one hasn't seen since Then I sugared it. and added cln- 1 six types of rubber footwear permits' ' today by ~ Arthur H. Barvia. state lhe iMt'tlllzkrirg with the broom. I namon and allspice and cooked it Ontv those enrased in occunatlona I' The first meeting of the Has- j director of the Office ot Price Ad-j | Work on state trunk lines and For 1943-43 on "Nipping Food Bills" ipulled out the couch and there was >a bit and canned It up. —•----—* - * tings ngs Brotherhood will be held In in1 ministration, to keep a record' of county , roads will have to be greatly 1 l,’lile Robert Tnylor. Just his picture.,' ---------------- ------------1 public health and safety, to obtain be at the Bunnell chureh Thursday the usual place, the social rooms their mileage and gasoline consump. „ ra. ra, ..Cl ,«ra. .L . .J I *ne Thew *44mci member* enrolled will be What a let-down! Just my luck. ed For for ...ra...__ .how ____ ... _ wholesome .. ._____ I 'certificates from the rationing । evening. Oct. 15. Ellis Faulkner of of the Methodist church, on Mon-I Ron in driving between home and curtalIed 1943. because of the 1 aWdJrlng —rara curta ’or 1943 IM3, beeau.u> ‘*CBUt* nf ot the studying how to___ provide Beautiful Gull Lake . .. - board. board,allowing allowingthe theholders holderstotopurpur-Delton , Deltonwiwill be the speaker. AU arc d.v evening. October 19, 19. at lhe the‘' work. wm.t \ tn funds available for con-I mn- food innti that will wit provide health and I „ day decrease in „w„n auu Our modem tactics are Summer Home Burned Chase such goods. Dealers may welcome, usual hour 7 o'clock. The meet-1 K the regulations now governing stnictlon and maintenance. There .well being for their families at low lpr eading to thetabor bamyatd or mavpre#ding the STthe bamyatd. or may- 1 The beautiful 15-room summer > ^.wUl tw interes^g. wim thelt^ fMoU?e r^g program i^ fe.er automobile licensed. m ahoSld*to 0 «y FINE BROTHERHOOD । PROGRAMTHIS YEAR LESS ROAD WORK, SNOW REMOVAL BARRY BYPATHS Si: UIC the seventeen feuitui Eastern awwta states nt are .because few lieW new C«rS car* Will will txbe made made 'I Al 4?® First training for yarn yard ij went went to to Ia hen's nest to get I home of Mr. and Mrs. A- G. Bblhop ---- ------------- —---- --- ----- -jraraUAf leW M.I* .meeting mvvuxk rail the hour 'l»n,edprogram_wiirapplied nationwide, Barvls said. It ahd sold. °r lhwe Broups gg and these arouus t.ra.u e... .. a . ... VMJ. Gasoline uuuuuc tax vraA will Will be w muchIIIUCII lhc ”ie"iruders . ,r“tlcra ----- . or " 7 . Miriam --------- . -a fresh — --------hen was onI ..the'of...... Flint, located on. lhe extreme be of special interest to members. iWr| be of importance that persons reduced the rationing ----------- of'that . .. . rad. --------.ed bv by the B,dj- .neei.li.r «P«hiWst in in nutrition nutrition .rd and --------nest and another was walking back north shore of Gull lake in Pralriewho include all denominations and who „„ otherwise qualify for supmoter^' “ " “p- motor TueLFortunately for,«6wnship J41*1 ®uU?1 dUcuued thrifty guides and <orth. back and forth, back and ville township was much damaged profeulon*. At ithese meetlnu ' -i —.1u?... 7- “,ou'r «n accurate roaiU that hav. been taken over f,or buyln< ln------ » iiavcoceii iaxen over . ~Bnd «P-«>-date —r ------forth in front of the neat. If she | by fire early Monday morning. The farmers, merchants. 7 .. .ra check food wasn't picketing, and 0olng a grand i fire was discovered a little after v.— on thelr trBvrt need* "We by counties counties, a definite amount Is is set Formation formation concerning new professional men meet in an In­ .Irra. U>U toporunra i. ra, pro. U1,„ b MeN1„ prriuw Um. job of it. then I'll eat the nest eg? ■ midnight by two Delton men drivformal and friendly way. drirHnrr wArlrirrK • Tiletraining K>cnna meeting —for .-.• I ductlon workers nz. so that that lhA««. those whn who 1 , ' The second । Ing by toward their homes. They in .11 prerabun, r.r 1™. rtora k , dm w ,„ N . with catsup on it. The Hastings Brotherhood was may be eligible for supplemental . stopped and aroused the caretaker can be done next winter, ber organised thirty years ago. and It rations." Barvli said. "w|ll not have removal ! i Speaking of hens, did you know,| who .... lives in a smaller house on the because of the reduction in avail, ' , t , has promoted a fine fellowship and their applications held up. thus pos- . ; they originated the art of camouI same grounds. ' able funds. Il would be wise for a better understanding among lhe__________ _ ____ ___ slbly causing the____ loss of valuable I flage? Did you ever see a hen hide plrc iruckj from Delton. Hickory j farmers to be sure their own snow men of this city and lhe surround- j man-hours in our war plants. shovels are in working order, be- , ra’“l you couW corner* and Richland were called Ing. territory. Its unique plan of । *n4c*?. c.oa,1rr Jor V*e, cause look right at It and not see it? I . nnd extinguished the blaze, but not cause volunteer volunteer work work In In spow spow rere- lr .a lairvramiivrav ■ta^vataaai■«» service enables the Brotherhood to have many a time. We used to have | unttl most of the structure and its 000 •u.Pp,e7 moval moval will wll! no doubt be necessary. necessary It l\ niCTDIDIITCH fl I \ | DIRI ITf|l furnish five good meata with five mmul bra* when the. .pp rani 1t K , a little Bantam hen who, If she । contents were damaged. The buildIra. • flwetne retort « hu mllerne ,tkl h k con^*"ded n BB,nealBt ncal al Bl1-1| ing ing had had been been vaconl vacunl since since the the Bish Bish-­ CooperativePlana Would 2? y !*n than tlie five meaLi alone would requlrranenu It will .Un en.ble , Mod Wod„a,a nrail, I Mnkn More Rnnk< Avniinhlo 1 *i!iU d B *tr«w to one ops returned to their home in Flint require at a restaurant. The ex­ the board to act more promptly In , j Moke MoreBooks Avoiloblc aide, then settle herself with caretaker believed 1 . .. ---- ------------ •great ।| The i is unriiuci ucnrvcu lhe me fire IUV cellent programs for the Jive meet­ processing tlie application. The Ba." • D J <•County Treasurer George Clduse ’ gusto 8USt ° L in n U the ‘ ,S ncst nest , U } then e P Proceed proceed to to started . started In | n the the west wing of the Ings are as follows: greatest advantage is that no war Ratiomng Board Given w J dutribXi si^i nSi^, cover herself completely befote she ] LT*. house, and was probably due to Monday evening. October 19. The . . ... .... ... There had had been been — — money to the schools of Barrv 11 a ncr / Sl! * e % * en , 1 the hcn defective wiring. There speaker will be Dr. diaries Foo. hLi place of work because of insuf­ Extra Tires for Sept. ; County, the basis being 38 Cents for .uaw’to a‘nwt we ^oSd’dtedown ‘ n° TT P’"F °’e 0Wn* who wax bom in China, but re­ ficient gasoline." each n”‘;.T e r.° uldC dlg down |left it some time ago For September the Barry County I** 6** census scholar in the school and find!.. UlUe Miss Hen ceived hta college education in this — ....j, estimate was made o! the country. He 4s a practicing phyalRationing Board had a quota of dUlr‘cU of th‘a county. The amount ... * * ' damage to tlie building and eon, ran.. . ? . ra lar8er ,hfln lt ha5 »veraged for clan and surgeon In the city of St. Helpful hint—•If If the War Depart Depart- tents, but it will be large. There only 31 grade 3 tires, and they had Wlne tjme The money comes from Johns. Michigan, where he is es­ ment needs an annihilation squad to accepted applications for about 175 fines paid to courts of tiic county. u— ‘Z‘puJi(•<,_“n7 teemed as a man of high char­ -r‘ Togjo can not stated. acter, fine education and has made more than that quota. They were I-*"1 >car the W. K. Kellogg Foun-, t band glad to have an extra allowance for daUon Ut a splendid success in his profession. Dr. Poo keeps in close'touch with that month of 88 tires, which cut *“ Regulations to Sell his native country through relatives County Chairman Ordered the applications lo 87 The board .,ui of tou liehestraum win. And Buy Rubber Goods and friends, and will give first-hand had 87 unfilled accepted applica­ bn.,,., or uw To Act If Necessary .Hu the rhn total rental paid mid by hr their tkiralr com-1 mm- I information about China, which Is tions at the end of the month. city 1 Bud was talking with a Staff j I Every dealer who sells <1> hlpHped up with the United stales, Chairmen of county salvage com­ Workers in plants doing war work munities for library purposes. K* Member of the Naval AeronautlWE SELL । height rubber boots. (3* above-knee England and Russia in fighting mittees in Michigan received in­ who drive from their homes in the the Foundation shall do the same I cal Unit the other day about en­ Germany. Japan and Italy. Fur country or some outside village to thLi year. It will be a fine boost for listing in that branch and the man I but below-hip height rubber boots. IF YOU CANT WAR STAMPS <3> below-knee heavy rubber foot­ I four terrible years China has re­ structions Thursday to "prepare for their work were granted tires only the school and public libraries. IE WITH HUA... fW sisted the efforts of the Japs to requisition" all cases in which per- when they carried extra passengers I In the distribution made this lime. said he would pass all of their wear: <4» below-knee light rubber strict examinations except possibly conquer that country; and has evl- ■ with them to and from the factory we will give first the townships in the dental. My sister cracked. "Are _____ they were employed. The which the school districts are locatInches high. »«• pecs or bootees denced a fine patriotism and won­ metal to lhe government at a “fair where See our display of ev­ board hope the powers that be ed. then the names of the districts they going to have you bite the and work shoes less titan 10 incites derful stamina In her gallant fight price". eryday and to prevent conquest by the Japan­ Charles Annable. Barry County will grant enough extra tires so and lastly the amounts. ■ high—all such dealers must file in­ ese army. It seems little short of .Chairman of the Salvage Commit­ they can fill all the accepted apASSYRIA— —Assyria Assyria Center Center district district ASSYRIA . bouquet of the loveliest fall ventories of their stocks of the CHRISTMAS miraculous that China has been tee. was one of lhe 83 county chair­ plications. • 17 02; Briggs district. 8952; Linabove goods before Saturday Oct817.93; 8953: -mums" to whoever sent me the able, with her poorly-armed forces, :men who received telegrams from Tills shows how utterly foolish coin. 81428. fCheyboygon Observer wherein the olwr 10 with the Barry County War fine ima nms Greeting Cards to hold the Mikado's armies to a .John D. McOllita. executive secre­ were the promises of Gerald Smith. BALTIMORE— Dowling district. Editor. 1 H. CA1IWI. ani n. Weber lucu used > B pani­ Price and Rationing Board. Satur­ narrow strip along the Pacific tary of lhe Michigan state salvage when he was campaigning for 81988: Striker 813.88; Mcornber Br“Ph - form one of our Bypaths in day October 10 is the dead line. Infor men in the service. Coast. Klang dial Chek is a won- >committee, authorizing them to nomination for U. 8. senator from 11148: Hendershott 87 00; V ----- hl* column This U mod encour- ventorles must be filed In duplicate. , win derful general, and the Chinese make such preparations. Michigan, when he promised "tires 89 34: Durfee 8924; Barney - Mills. aging and believe me, we can use Forms can be obtained at lhe Conn- i have proven to be.excellent soldiers. ,lv OT>CC Mr. Annable says he hopes it will for all cars" if he were nominated . »8 68. ______ I a muc little clItuu encouragement once In »a ty rationing board offices. When he | Il will be interesting to hear' Dr. not be necessary to take any such and elected. He must have known i BARRY —Delton, Kellogg Consolljf WP aren’t badly mistaken, files his duplicate Inventory, the Foo tell what China is doing, steps in Barry county and that such that he could not have made good , dated School District, fl 18.44. ' j^r. Weber was president of the dealer will get his certificate giving and what she will do if the wins steps will be taken only after full on that promise, and was Insincere I CARLTON—Carlton Center 89.80; Michigan Press Association We taw him authority to sell the six types -----------niJ1 ||438. Wplcorae |MM. Brown hlm Showboat a,, of rubber footwear mentioned adove. her war witfe the Japs. Il will be warning has been given. However in making .. it. et-lTO- r^nafe Cirnva 11834. worth the price of a Brotherhood the scrap situation is so urgent at ; 113.73; Costa Grove Local rationing boards will not ae- । PHONE 2115 HASTINGS season ticket to hear Dr. Foo one present that every podslble step • CASTLETON — Nashville 88036; cept inventories filed after Oct­ week from Monday night. mutt be taken to get Lhe scrap , Lake View 86.44; Martin. 98.13: BarOlrta. 1 made some of the nicest ober 10. After that dale the dealer On Monday evening. November metal to thi proper destinations as Iryville 8728. grape butter I ever ate. We went id will have to obtain his certificate. 17 there will be the annual Fath­ early as possible to avoid a threat­ HASTINGS CITY, school district I (33824. er and Son banquet. An especially ened ahut-down of lhe steel mills. So far requisitioning has been I HASTINGS TOWNSHIP —Fisher interesting program has been pre­ 181348: Gregory 85.60: Altoft 817.08: pared tor that night. A nature­ resorted to tn only one Instance, lover. a man who has studied birds when a 50-ton scrap collection was Star 81120; Quimby 88.13: Hastings Vote By Porents Doe» Not Center 8336. in their natlvfi woods, will talk in­ requisitioned from a Walled Lake $924; McCallum I terestingly about them- and give farmer some time ago. The powei Moke It Easy To Decide ‘I ” HOFR-Doud “ pictures of them We can learn to requisition scrap is empowered by _ lav.io. 184 76; wuar Cedar uirr* Creek goto; 8616: niiius Hinds I We all know that War Time is 87 84; Shultx 810.08: Brush Ridge much that will be helpful to us the war emergency act. from lhe wild life about us. The 68; Cloverdale an hour faster than Eastern Stand- *88 “**" ------- '*’* *MAO. “““ speaker will be Rev. Lawrence Ward Pocketbook And $45 IRVING — Wood |M0; Little Brick ard Time: and that It about 40 of Caledonia. Papers from other minutes faster than sun time in 17JO: Freeport 83108. towns where he ha, lectured speak Returned By Finder JOHNSTOWN—luna King 8320; MonMon_ .... '| Jimnotvnn Haallnga. The school board is putgi820: Stevens 87.84; Bristol of his talks about birds very high­ ly. Folks are getting more and Robert Saunders, on Friday, tied to know how to meet this alt- 813.44: Banfield 81026; Culver 819.88 more interested In birds, as is prov­ thought he had lost ills pocketbook uallon tn fixing school hours. If Burroughs 87.56. en by the large number who have somewhere , on State street But it they should remain as they are now.. MAPLE GROVE — Mayo 8924: feeding stations for them. happened that it was picked up by before very long it would be nec-, Moore 811.76: Dunham 81454: NorThere will be no December meet­ Mrs. Ous Wlngeler. She found Mr. cssary for children to find their ton 8953 ing this year. That has been true .Saunders name and address on the way to school, and for the school ORANGEVILLE—Blake 86 44: Or­ for several years. The meeting dale driver's license kept In the pocket­ buses to gather up children, before angevllle Village 831.08. would be too near to Christmas. book. and returned it with the daylight There were, no doubt,' PRAIRIEVILLE - Milo 89 34: The speaker at the January 18 845.00 cash it contained to the own­ good reasons for adopting war time; Prairieville Village 815 40: North meeting will be no stranger to Has­ er. Needleu to add that Mr. Saund- but it has ita drawbacks as we have Plne Lake 810 92. tings and Barry county people. Dis­ Indicated. I RUTLAND—Algonquin Lake 8813; trict Superintendent E. H. Babbitt, ctated the fact that an honest per­ The achool board realises that i chld“L.r. 3d* of Grand Rapids, a former pastor son had found It. Not all owners they have to make some change. Oood*111 MM- Yeckley of the Methodist church here, will of lost valuables are as fortunate. Dwilring to make it with the least „ . possible disturbance to the homes . TH°!lL*?PV!tr2TOrn*PP * K<? ‘ heard him will tell -you that what YMCA SECRETARIES Iorr 8189.84 of this city, they sent out a ques-|,ft " District. « imm TO MEET OCT. 18-18 WOODLAND— Woodland Town­ Yankee Springs will be lhe meet­ tionnalre asking people to vote on ship school 887.64. ing. the following four proposals: For tlie meeting Monday evening ing place of YMCA Secretaries from I YANKEE SPRINGS—Gates 86.73: 1. The time to remain as it is Yankee Springs 85.04. February la a speaker has been al! over the state Oct. 18-18 when promised by the Michigan State the town, country, and community now for opening and closing schools. । Several school districts in Balti­ 3. To change the hours for the'.more and Johnstown have done College. He will discuss the farm section gathers for a study confer­ ence. The theme ot lhe meeting high school and Jr. high to 9 a. .what seems a wise thing In txpendsituation in war time. The last meeting of the Brother­ will be. “Work with Younger Boys". m. to 13 o'clock noon and 1 o'clock ,Ing their library money. Instead One outstanding attraction on the to 4:35 In the aflefnoon; and for (of each district using the small hood yekr will be on Monday night. March 15 and will be well worth at­ program will be an address by Dr. the grades including kindergarten to' ‘amount it receives yearly for buytending. The address will be giv­ William McKinley Robinson who | ing books for that district alone. will deal with lhe aubject. "Prob­ en by Kim Sigler, who has a state 'eral districts of those ftro townlems of Youth In War Time." Dr. be half on hour Mrite^thanJra.Iix “ "h,p8 P001 lhelr llbrBry money wide reputation as a speaker. Bo tills should be another success­ Robinson is a member of the State ful Brotherhood year. The cost of Committee and Li wel) known for w.7 Ttml» 11 ch#nge 10 EMl*m , books are made available for the the season ticket is 13.50. which con­ his work In Rural Sociology. war ume. . cooperating districts, and the books The arrangements for the meet­ sidering the prices of food now. is 3. Change to following hours: are passed along so that each dlsIZIlT and Jr. high ranM 9:30 Tra Hint. O *an gets ra I ■the .ra .■ far. . larger . > a number .. ■____ of - ra very reasonable. You can gel your ing are being made by Lyn Lew­ High school a. utet is. president of the group. tickets from President Leslie Lock­ m. to 1 p. m. and 3 p. m. to 6:06 new books which this plan provides, wood. Vice President Keith Yerty. DIES "iN UNIVERSITY p. m.; grades and kindergarten 10 r would seem as If that plan could n m trt 1 n m * nraX n ra ra. fn !«._ > ■ ra . ... . secretary John Hewitt or Treasurer HOSPITAL SUNDAY X Dewey Reed; or you can get them of the townships. David F. Cogswell, aged 53. who Several districts also have united had been 111 for several months, tern War Time 'These hours would and Stebblna drug store. passed away al lhe University hos­ be actually the same as when the and have Mrs Maude Smith, the pital In Ann Arbor on Sunday. He school, were under the regular Eas­ county school commissioner, pur­ your part to hold it HIGH and keep it BURNING! If you can » FARM HOME is survived by his wife, Elsie: two tern Standard Time, which is an chase the books and keep them in BURNED THURSDAY fight in the front line you must fight on the home front. Buy sons. Wayne, at home, and Morris hour slower than the present war her office, and then pass them out Fire, which is beUeved to have time.) to the cooperating schools on a fair originated from the chimney, early of Hastings township: three daugh­ War Savings Bonds and Stamps every day and help in every 4. Change to the same hours as basis, and each school has access Thursday morning of last week des­ ters. Misses Marjorie and Bemlta in No. 3, provided the factories to a far larger number of books by way you can. Do your part and do It well. troyed. a farm home occupied by Cogswell, at home, and Mrs Anna­ change their lunch hour from 13 that plan. But Mrs Smith tacks Mr. and Mrs Roy Jenkins, on lhe belle Showalter of Nashville; a sis­ to 1 o'clock as now to 1:00 to 3:00. room in her office for any more farm generally known as the An­ ter. Mrs. Millie Fisher, and a broth­ These questionnaires were taken books than she now handles. But Thi» bonk it georod to Wor service ond we invite you to avail drew .Wlertnga farm, six miles er. William, both of Hastings. Mr. to their parents by the children other districts could easily arrange southwest of Middleville. The vil­ Cogswell had been an employee of with lhe request that the parents to do what the Johnstown and Bal­ lage fire truck was summoned, but the E. W. Bits* Co. for some time. Indicate which of the four proposals timore districts are doing. The funeral was held at the Leon ­ thtr flames had gained too much hove vault* where you can store your valuable*. 4^0. If you Is acceptable to them. headway when the truck arrived ard funeral home on Wednesday at The returns received show that NOTICE need money . . . see us ond let's talk it over. We're in the bonk­ Only a few household goods were ten o’clock, the Rev. C. M. Conklin I am going in lhe service of our of Cedar Springs officiating.- In­ country and I must clean up all terment in the Hastings township 387 voted to have the schedule re­ ing business to serve the people of this community. cemetery. main as it now, which we have business by Saturday. Oct. 10. It FTNGLETON BROTHERS shown is going to be very trouble­ Is Important that all shoes and footIN HAWAII some during the winter months. Mn. George Ftngleton of this MEETING OF RED LET'S ALL PULL TOGETHER FOR One hundred forty voted In favor want to take this opportunity to city received word a short time ago CROSS EXECUTIVE BD. of proposal No. 3. and 09 In favor thank you for your patronage and from her son. Corporal George Flnof proposal No. 3 A few failed to hope to be back serving you after Rleton. that he was stationed with indicate their choices. The four­ the war. the American troops on the HawThe Rite-Way Shoe Repair. teen who voted for No. 4 are in­ cluded in the 85 who voted for No. Wayne Pierce. Prop—Adv. Olenn. wrote her that he had just arrived at Honolulu, and would RUMMAGE BALE The board will make their final E. Mill decision at the regular Meeting to brother George. The latter enlisted G. Hubbard, Chairman in Detroit and Olenn at Muskegon. be held October 13. Somebody will used furniture Adv 10-8 have to be disappointed. The Board PHONES: 2105 ■ 2103 Fried chicken supper, Berryville RUMMAGE SALE must take some action so that the Fried chicken supper. Briggs church. Thun.. Oct is. beginning Episcopal Parish House, Fri.-Sat, church. Sat. Oct 10. g:30 p. m. at 1:80. SSc-SOc plate. A0.18-) Oct. 11-17. Adv. I0-1S school before daylight. ‘ Adv. 10-1 * BUY, THE BRAUDS YBintT 02816704 |J UDI KIDUlLU MAY REQUISITION HOARDED SCRAP OF* $159 SPECIAL VANILLA LISTERINE 75c..pedal 59c 109 CREOMULSION 125 167 S.S.S. SPECIAL 200 183 LARGE SIZE LYSOL «p«cW 19c FORHAN'S TOOTHPASTE 25c WOODBURY SHAMPOO 50c 49c LyBARKER’S SCHOOL TIME IS A PUZZLER TO BOARD To " YOURS Hold It High” FREEDOM! HASTINGS CITY BANK 'Fifiy-Fiv* V»an of Conlinuout Sorvica’ HMrmcs, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1M> TWO Mr. and Mrs Keith Durkee and 1 church in Hastings. September 12 Ing. Leader Luther Steralck. Pvt. Bernard L. Preaton. Btty. A. Mr. and Mra. Frank Hyne* moved ter. local, spent Sunday evening Grand Rapid* were Bunday afterPieaaMt Valley 53rd A. A. Tng. Bn., Bldg. 900. Camp to their farm at Woodland. Mon­ wtth Dr. and Mr* Vernor Moore of noon caller* of Mr* Julia Godfrey. family of Woodland spent Sunday ' were completed. Grand Rapid.* | Mr. and Mr*. Leo Roac and fam- with Mr. and Mra. Adam Endres.1 Dorr Derby, of the Maple Orove I 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. Callan. Ban Diego. California. day. Mra Harald Yodvr and Norma. I *<«. MerrtU Karcher Mr*. Olenn Mra. Deed* Myer* spent several1 Uf of Haatlng* we* Baturday gnMU Mr. and Mn V. L. Wolcott of Evangelical C. K, prManted hl* Bannon by A. A. Griffin. accompanied by Mr*. Leon Howk K*Bogg. local, and the latter** day* with her *on and wife. Mr ot h»r parent*. Mr. and Mra. Ed Orand Blanc were Bunday after- 1 r*«ignation a* treasurer of the jlqq M Bunday school. SupL ‘nd Mta Dorothy Bunn wer. Grand daughter. Mr* Howard Bolo. Mr. and Mr*. Adon Myer* of We»t »<*ir* nrvin and anH evening avanlns guert* nV —J-,.- •Living*ton ._ —._ * • noon of **r Mr anrf and Tfrilnn Union. Florr Don- va> wa* alan also wrvtne serving aa ** u.. Burdette Rauld*“idtora> Tu^day. . w‘IUrd Arnold of Hastings, and Mrs Branch. Branch . Ur Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buahler Buehler of Mra. L. R Wolcott. iChrirtUn Oitlamahip MHrtaMnd-1 |.M p u Bnda-¥or oT n < m. 1 Robert Gin-wow and ran ot DowMr. and Mr*. Ouy W. Reuter of ent I ^ tn • no ^' aa ^, I ? orT ’ Prertdent Chalmer Miller Mr. and Mra Evart Ardl* and , OraenvDW wrre Saturday wnUM fe^d tom Culler w ^ri lln* were B<tUe Crerk Copper* Winchester Indiana and Mr* Ro« reason for rtaignlng He will Isave J ,, -J™. Jimmy were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin F l CU^U 10 Thursday afternoon. Reuter of ’ Fort R*cov«ry. Ohio [ or ^^BUng on Wednraday. Dorr • “ T ” 7 J^L,^ ayer meel" MlsfveUna Buehlar Ol Hartings । Mfr' a,*Mrs guesU of Mr and Mrs Howard Burgess. Thaler Thaler. 1 Mr 'and Mra. Alva Moore and .pent the weekend with Mr and Ju* been a real -•Undby- and II;*"* Lefler John Brake. UU.e™.„ nXe? Qrcha?- Albln Wr,l° of Lo’*U 8unand 141m Vivian Buehler ot Char­ Mr*. Emily Sullivan and daughot City are vUlllng Mr. Mrs SemUh Seese. Mrs Adah Mot- w111 1101 ** raa>' to HU hl* place.. Tile AdmlnUtrative Board of ter und Mrs Anna Moore ,u' lr»lnlng In thl* youth organise-. Pleasant VaUey wUl meet October lotte spent Sunday with their par­ Charles Moore Hasting*. Mr. and Mrs Russell Hinckley of ter Eileen of Hasting* were Batur- “nd lb. and Mra. John Steckle and ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fbrrrst Bueh- Watervliet are proud parent* of a day afternoon gue»U ot Mr*. Julia Mr and Mrs Francis Oliver of W 1 Adndru.ir.ur. Board nt ।Godfrey. 'Middleville were Sunday guest* of Mid (.mil, ip.nl aundn, .n.monn Robert. Mrs. Marla Weber, and Mrs son ixini recently Mr. and Mr*. Howard Houghton A... ...U m .. Mu.ora .uumiaui. I Mr ,nd Mrl olenn Kfllo «« 1 Mr. and Mrs. O. H. F»u*ey. ■Uh Mr. and Mra. Ormld Prke ol —— -------" Albert Ludntph of Kitchener. On­ Mr. and Mr* Clifford Thompson i sunII.M. ObUw tario. and Miss Lydia Steckle ot of Detroit were weekend guest* of and and Suii son DuTialu Donald of of CiiBrloiie. Charlotte, andi:-and : -'.,— Mr•_— and Kello«ii Mr*- TWh Jeffries of T Mn- — J- ------” °f —i. „ Mr. —and ~— — -­ x.- — . VMartin Runrtnv , Nnrth. Freennrt were Rundav Mrs. Ftard Floyd Flynn and .nd Mra. Mr. Alk» Alice dandhorM ,John ™>n ud i.™* ftrrt conference of Chicago. Illinois, were Monday din- their parent* Mr. and Mra. Guy Mr and■ Mr*. Archie Thompran and M rtln 8^/ „------ „ , NorUwFraeport w^ Bunday we-eve- Mr.. .. . . . .. . Mare Tarwer «ru luirn Jannarv la Smith. Mr Houghton's mother. daughter* June and Sharron of Eait Gardner of Bowne were Thursday । M?7 Tar «' r » “ -»«>u*ry » ’ ■ the year *10 be Freeport. October Mr Mnd Mrs Amc* Van Horn Mr *nd Mr> Howd Mra. Frank Houghton of Alto, pass- Kalamo were Sunday dinner guest* Thaler. evening gUmt* of Mr. and Mr*. Ouy |,r5- Jta Carlton township and 14 and 25 Rev. D H Carrick will ,r*lrolt ,nd ’ Stackle. ~wwa.v ; ivaiamo were ounaay dinner guei pawed away at her home October । be tn charge Donald Prestons address has Mr. and Mrs Charles Moore local Smith xt the. Fry and Thumjawn home. Hutlngs were Sunday callers of 1 an UCX.r. n>____ _ .. .. ... .. . I and Mr and Mra. Alva Moore and been changed. It la a* follow*: Pvt. Mr. and Mra Ralph Walton and Mr #nd "KJ’S and Donna Posthumus -of -D— Donald Preston. 2H8. Camp Elliot. ..... --------- ---------------children of South Bowne were Sun-1! M Mrs. " Charlpl Bunn, -»•" who "~ under t"-­ family ot Lake City were Monday she was seven years of age. she , will hold an all day meeting at the and Evelyn visited in (Jfand Rap­ San Diego. California. His broth- were Sunday dinner guests of day dinner'guests of the former's went a cataract operation in June dinner guest* of Mra. Oeriha Beam id*. Sunday, at the home of Mr moved to Freeport with her parent* i home of Ila Hooper Thursdnr er Bernard s addre** U a* follow*: ! Wieland., and resided in thl* vicinity lhe re------------ * » > returned Mst Thursday to Univer­ ot Hastings. , .•liter Mrs Bernice Closson mninder ot her life. She wa* united , QL'IMBY George Brown 1* visiting Mr. and Mr* Coy Stowell is a patient at sity Hoypi III in Ann Arbor for an * TK^nerir Gm ,n m‘rrt Me lo **• D. StecM* Otto, uuintthatlon and returned home Mrs Olenn Miller Of Hastings till* 4, SXaXJS Pennock hospital in Hasting*.evening. Tne funeral-icrvice* will .&-i — ;T8s-war=jiis.!4. .--— —._ i ' Mis* Miss Shirlev Shirley Frederickson Frederickson ot Has- ! Saturday. ' be held Thuraday. ‘born four children. She ia survived and famll ‘ Mr and Mr* George Waite uf Mr and Mrs Harry Lane of By■ tingr-»«nt Tiiunda.v erenii Mr. and Mra Bert Sydnam of fee.^ 1 on 8und,y Mr •I“’ Mrv Cameron Wayland were Saturday guest* of rorf Center spent Sunday at the Miss Orra Newton Alto were Bunday evening guest* of Victor and LIU of LAnalng. Kan- 'McIntyre and family and Albert Leon Howk home. Mr and MnuRSy Neeb and fam­ Mr and Mrs. Ernest Tooker. Mrs Polly Parks, who underwent The Misses Pearl and Doris Reu­ Mr and Mrs Charles Bunn and stlhome BBW Grandchildren 'm McIn,ne c»llwl an Mr. and Mrs. ily of Vicksburg, nnd Mr. and Mrs family. at home, five grandchildren.one McIntyre at the home of Arthur Clinton and family of Carl­ an operation at Pennock hospital ter of Orand Rapids entertained ( Mrs brother. Frank Yarger d M Mnwarrt navi, in recently. Is recovering at the home Bunday xiui.ua ; with " iuj a » surprise birthday Mr and Mrs. Charles Radford sister ton were Sunday dinner guest* of port, three Luman of of FreeOvid, ... Ho *ard D,v " 81 Mr and Mr* izwis Neeb Mr. and of her niece. Mrs. Nellie Robbins dinner in honor of their father. J.'and Mrs Lavern Seger of Orand cf Clarksville. W ... Reuter's _.. Mth birthday — , annlver-1 . Rapids. .... ------------------------------------------Mr. and Mrs Dwight Bar — ­ , -----------.___ “ nd T " ry ° f Mln ' ' D ° rW ' n B,Uman ,ind “ »‘rl Mrs. Meryl Neeb nnd Merld of Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fish and sons jary present and were daughter Mr and - I num Coat* Orove. Mr Cenand neapolb. Minn, tings called in the afternoon. Mra Oueats Bert Reuter Mrs of Will Savacool nf and Carlton School News . *£*end°*wttG*Lawrence Rltiman* “—■* ■**—*-—>•— ————• — Mrs Howard De Mond of Wood­ were Middleville.- Caledonia and •* Freshman N*wa i ijut Bunday Alice Reynold'* land spent a tew days with her par­ Grand Rapid* visitors Friday after­ Dorothy of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs j ter were Bunday caller* of Mr and noon. Ouy Reuter of Winchester Indiana. I Mra Ben Blukner The FrM hmen reauy really reel fee) initiaiea Initiated cm** cUa* oi of intermeuuie* Intermediate* had charge ents. Mr nnd Mrs Claud Mead v.u, .— The rresnmen naa charge Vr-. Rose Ra-. Reuter nf Mr* E F II . .lailt. Wcdn ........ a.... , of .X. ___ «... .. ... ... Franklin Burgess relumed to his Mrs of Wnrr Fort Reenverv Recoven-. I Rrr Rev nnd and Mrs B rirlfHn Oriffin were ., aIlrr eaday night _ when lhe opening worship service Mix* I lillan Bkom has resigned the Sophomore* sophomore, gave gave us tti the the wort*. wort*. ;| tn tn Sunday Sunday School. School Bunday Bunday School her position at the Incai postoffiee work In Battle Creek. Thursday, Ohio Mr and Mra Wraley Keim dinner guest* of Mr and Mra. Peter the School ond son Vem of Clarksville.’Mr Trltjans one day last week -------- ice cube* —•--- -• ----- — — o'clock ■ ■ • Ml** Emily Dipp is the new clerk after a week'.* stay at home. j .. . ! After " having down our-----------------now start* -• at 11 ;Oo E — W — T. ’l!! .Mlrn!!™ The W C. T U met In a special and Mrs Srmlas Sees*. Mrs. Anna j Mr Mr nnd Mr Mr* V. Will A Herding =f of and feeding us carter oil. i C E was held al the home of Patty Mr. and Mn Gerald Thompson r...i„«™ called on Rev and Mrs ur. wp rtl(ln.t fcnow lf wp were dead or (fcurfo,, 8unday e„n|nj.. were Sunday afternoon guests of meeting last Tuesday afternoon at Moore, and Mr*. Adah Motter. local Hartings B Griffin Bunday aftrjnoon her parents. Mr nnd Mrs. Carl the home of Mrs Ruv xyicJaiic^ Jake received many fine gift* as a alive. • j The extension Class meet* TliursFlection of officers was held for the reminder of the occasion AU de-, Tlie District Convention of the Myers nf East Hasting* Sophomare New* ’ |d*y at 1 o'clock at Aleen Ritzman'i. Mr and Mr William Gage of earning year: Pres. Mrs. William parted wishing him many more W' C T U. will be held In Buchan- ; The initiation od the Freahmcn Anyone wishing to take part tn ran. October and 23. Detail* of was held last Wednesday Jackson were Sunday dinner guests nipp Recording Secv.. Mrs. George hanoy birthdays. They these lesion* is cordially Invited, Mr and Mrs Walter Rockhill ot, the nrom.m vill b* announced later cmMC lo ^ 4luu, wearing the clothes The tonvi .till* year i* "Nipping lhe of Mr nnd Mra. Gerhardt Kundr Bustance. Corresponding Secy.. Mrs came to school WHEN HALF-COMPLETED Rev and Mrs E B Oriffin were the ,hort skirt* Rxxl'BUl.'' Russell Kaerrher of near Rich­ Fred Tabberrer. Treasurer. Mrs. Hasting* spent Saturday night with Mr and Mr*. W. W Rockhill Tuesdav evening dinner guest* of wllh rlbbons ln Roger land was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Nell Newton. with ribbons in their their hair hair and and the the Roger Ol Olis spent the weekend SHIPS STAND IDLE Mrs A C Barker and Kalhrvn Mr. and Mrs B L Kenyon.of. Mr and Mrs. John Brake In Pleas- _ wore____ J.:. ihlrt*. garters and-'with lx?. Mr «nd Mrs Philo Otle. | Ella Catt. ..lrls _______ -. . » .inline were Rundav «n» Vnllev enmmnnltv .... with -u •_ as- Joyce .. Bunday afternoon ,pri communitv ( Mr. nnd Mrs Watt Thnmax and nf Waldron "pent a few days with Lansing sock*, old straw hat*. An and .Paul. Frank Livermore of South Bowne her parents Mr and Mrs. Ed. Stairs caller* of Mr. and Mrs L. R. Wol-1 Rev and Mrs E B Oriffin left sembly was enjoyed by all in the I Mr. and Mra. Clarence Baker We could use that ship! We could have used it be­ iTUeadav morning on a business trip afternoon. Miss Dorothy Bllllngrr of Uiwell cott. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr Each Freshman took*of Hastings and Mr and Mra. Mr and Mrs Herman Holiliay of to Angola. Indiana end Mrs. Merrill Ksrcher and fam­ spent the weekend with Mr and fore and we could use it now! But there it stands, hl* part in the program, consisting. Robert O'Neil, who recently re-' Orand Rapids spent the weekend | Th’ Townsend club will me” In of singing, whittling, dancing, and turned from CaUfomla. Mrs Claud Mead. ily. called a huge hull of a boat, standing lonely ond skele­ MUs Dorothy Van Patten of Kal­ with Mr and Mrs Adam Endres, tlie hall Friday evening. Potluck other acta. In the evening we In- Thursday al the J. L. Smith home, Mi and Mr= c. D Bauer of Has­ Mr nnd Mrs Clare Bassett and »Unner »t 7:00 Everyone welcome (tinted them good—which they deton-like in the shipyard—because the materials tings were Thursday afternoon amazoo was a Sunday dinner guest Mr and Mrs Victor Bparks and family of Irvine were Sunday eve- ; Mrs Warren Svrrarrrr is laid uu served. callers nf Mrs. Julia Godfrey children of N. Muskegon spent the necessary for its completion are not to be had' ft's nine callers of Mr nnd Mrs Henry fOr * frw da vs with a bark Inlurv Mr. Lewis Sistl of Detroit was rence Van Patten. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mr. nnd Mrs Clarence Benedict Mvers. the duty of every American to conserve .vital ma­ a Sunday guest of Mr nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Andrew Onrkler of Friday morning Mr Emeat from Smith. Ravmond Clinton of Irving called j Middleville were Rundav callers at Grand Raplda ahowed the Junior* roent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Georg" Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Crabtree of Char­ terials. especially auto ports! Send that ship down on hl* parent* Mr., and Mrs. B R j Mr nnd Mrs. Harold Yoder and The Mima Emily Dipp nnd Vir­ Mivford Havens and mother of their class ring* Afteir a certain lotte visited Wednesday at the J. L. Clinton. Monday monUng. i fnmtlv. ginia Fish returned from a visit Wr«t Campbell the gangway! ‘ C. amount of debating, we agreed on Smith home. In Muskogee. Oklahoma. Monday Mrs. Deedn Myers and Mr. and Jack and Kenneth Thompson of I Minav K'n« •n’ni Raturd«~ nl’ht a nice ring with rose gold »et«. Bundav morning, i Mrs. Adon Mvers visited Mr. and South Bown’ spent --------------- with ------ ! vph Mr* n»e| .iohn«nn of ftmi-m« We are hoping to receive them .in Don't let neglect of your car cause waste! DOWUNG Mn. F C. Deming and Mrs. L. Mrs E M. Batdorff of Rudyard, their grandparent*. Mr and Mrs Let us service your car today! The Dowling Community birthday 'joe Kauffman and family. A Seger of Orand Rapid* wore Sun- Sunday. word from their -on Llmrd statin* Senior News day calleg* at the Allen Fish home,—'Mr and Mrs — Virgil Woods vis.... ..... ------------------■ Mr and --------------Mrs Frank th«tThompson he l« now station’d at Cann Several of lhe members of the club will be entertained by Mrs. Mr. nnd Mra. John Steckle and it-d the latter** father Oust Kunde *nrt Dennie were Sunday dinner Callan San Dleco. California. Tn class have ordered claw ring* along Floyd Oaskll) at her home Hila week Wednesday-afternoon. son. Mrs. Maria Weber, and Mrs pf Howard Citv ^Wednesday. Mr . guests of Mr. nnd Mrs Glendon those wh» wish to write to him hi« with the Junior*. VULCANIZING AND GENERAL Albert Ludnlph of Kitchener. On- ' Kunde returned to Freeport for . Jones nddress is a* follow*- P»t Lined jonn nnd niKi family inuin* of ’•> Hastings We are making plans for our car­ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hallock of tario. and Miss Lydia Steckle of Mjn*e time. II *.n»«<‘ Saturday ' George L Bassett spent Smith. 2nd Pin Btrv C. 58 Tng nival to be held November 6 Var­ Plainwell. Mr. and Mrs Colon Hal­ TIRE REPAIRING Chicago. Illinois were among thaw Mr and Mr« Alton Rogers of „ „.... nd flundai with Mr and Mrs Bn.. Camp CaUan. California. ious committees are in charge, of lock and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Hal­ who attended the funeral services | .i1ck*on were Wednesday evening Clare ~ Ba.wtt and family of Irving. Ony Reuter of Winchester. In­ the program. Thi» early date will lock of Battle Creek were Sunday of Mrs. A.«a Steckle. Sunday They dinner guests of Mrs. Maude RoMr and Mrs Charles Woodworth diana was a Saturday evening call­ be very reasonable because of the guests of Mr. and Mra. Frank Hallock. returned to their humea. Monday. „nd Marguerite nnd Mrs. Jep- and son Mike of Eaton Rsnlds call­ er nf Mr and Mrs. Harold Yoder coming «*» rationing. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Temple of KaUafter spending two days, at lhe np. casadnv ed on Mr nnd Mrs Semiax See*e snd family ■ The Student Council appointed Steckle home. 1 Mr. end Mrs. John Neeb of and Mrs. Adah Motter. Saturday Duration Herr I re Cluh , six bora of the High school —to --------act inaaoo spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs William Bpear of Clarksville and Frank Roach of afternoon The Duration Service Club ws* ,,, (|„t UrulenanU of the scrap Mr. nnd Mrs Odle Fisher Grand Rapid* were Saturday night H*'tln«* snent Thursday with Mr. Mr Krajenake and dauahter-in- held in the Cool Building last Wed- drjvr which will last from the 5th nnd Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bnd Mrs. Lewi* Neeb. law. Mr« Clarence Krnjenske and ne*day afternoon with a business l0 of ,hu month. Each ।guests of Mr and Mrs Leland Jones of Mt. Pleasant over tho John Thaler. i mk« Elaine Kauffman of Lansing three children of Detroit, swat Sat- |----------------nrt « to .group a 2nd lieutenant. meeting. Il was.«decided send appointed a Phone 2240 daytime George Howard of West Bowne fDCX1t thf weekend with her par- I urday with Rev and Mrs. J. I Ickes Mt to each boy in service from this The scrap will be delivered to a weekend. was a Thursday ........... ..... afternoon . ....... guest of fnl rnI, Mr Buu nnd Mr* Joe <*«.... Kauffman ..M... ' Mra. Frank Thompson and Den- community as a Christmas gift ipace in the downtown area Til­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Harris of Mr Jeffvrsoa and Mrs. Clarence famllv nle snent Thursday- with Mr and . Anyone wishing to become a tnem- ery student U urged to collect a* Battle Creek and Dale Harrington, Cor. sad CourtBrnedlCL 1 Mr and Mrs. Guy W. Ri-uter of* Rfv and Mr, c f, ciinion ot Mr*. Charles Woodruff of Fast’ng* per of the club, call or see Mrs. much as he possibly can. *o if you who was home on a short furlough Stu, Hastings, Michigan Winchester. Indiana, Mra. Rose Harting* ralleB on Mr and Mra. Clarence Sutrarrer and Miss Bea ; Leon Howk. Leave donations in the have nave any scrap you would Kke —< to - »rom «n ,rmv Can’P Georgia, GtsasUg Reuter of Fort Recovery. Ohio. Mr* , B R cilnUm Sunday afternoon. De Plonty of Detroit «nent Sunday Service •----- • — Cans, which -------are placed in salvage, please contact K Braendle.: called on relative* here last week Vaicsaiiiag WarAiai Anna Moore, and.Mrs Adah MotMr nnd Mra Alfrrd Mvers and with Mr. and Mrs Warren Sur- lhe stores. Meeting* are held the Jr Blough. Wayne Wyendecker. Ted Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Web.ter ot Walton. Kenneth Thompson, or Don j Hastings vuited friends near Dow­ ---------------------------------------------------------- f’mUv of Wavlnnd were Sundav last Wednesday of each month ■ Ung Sunday. Watch for announcement of place — i n,,ernoon filers of Mr and Mra Woods , - — x 'Henry Myers. er of Hastings and Mis* Marlon ar a later date. Freeport Methodht Chnreh ' BARN IM SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs Bert Hayner and Rohrbarher of Lansing spent Sun- Barry Ountv Christian Endeavor Everett M. Love, pastor Mr and Mrs. Harrv Boughner of dav with Mr and Mra Thomas Eiecatlve Meeting I Mr. and Mr* Jake Dulta and Morning warship 11.00. Whitman. The Barry County Christian Enfamily have moved into Mr*. Eva Sunday school 12:00. riirats of Mr. and Mrs Adam En­ Mrs. William Hutchens visited al deavor Union met at the home of Carlton Center Methodist Chureh Parmelee's house and the Homer dres the home of her daughter. Mr* the president, Mrs. Alice Griffin. . Sawdy family ha* moved on to the Everett M. Love, pastor Dr ’ W. Rleterlnk and Mr and Marvin Thaler of Hasting*, thl*' Monday night. Plans for the Union Richard Hilbert farm. Morning worship 10 00 | Rally at the Jefferson Street U. B . Mrs. Chester Supemau and baby of i week • Mr*. Bara Hebei. Mr. and Mr*. Sunday school 11:00. Chureh of the United Brethren in Merle Johnson and family of Mus­ kegon Height* were at Mrs. Hebe)'* Christ home here on Sunday Mra. Hebei E B Griffin D D Pastor Is going to spend the winter at Sunday. October 1! Muskegon Heights Freeport Mr. and Mra. Bryant have moved 10 30 A M. Sunday school. Supt from Mrs Parmalee's house to Lau­ Lorna Fish 11:30 A M. Morning worship rence Luca*' house. Richard Durkee and family spent 1 Sermon by A. A Oriffin. 7: 00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Saturday at the Fred Durkee home. I Mr. and Mra Walter Wortley of President Helen BusUncc As I have more stock than I can handle I will have an auc­ 8 (X) p. M Evening worship. Ser­ Allerdtng of Woodland called nt tlie mon by E B Oriffin. tion sale at my farm located 5 miles east of Hastings on Cen­ 8: 00 ,P. M. Thursday Prayer meet- Ben Croekford home Bunday. FREEPORT WASTE IS DEFEAT ANDRUS SERVICE AUCTION ter Road, 1st corner east of Lake View school on may say WED., OCTOBER 14,1942 CHEN YU "GtqbGfap (Hurry! Hurry!) Commencing ot 1:30 the following will be offered 25 HEAD CATTLE BEEPERS Bred to Registered Sire BREEDERS FEEDERS Some Eligible Io Register when you ask for a telephone If TOU MO1T. you may not be able to Copper, alee!, rubber and other gel a telephone, or the kind of *crvicc you want, in your new location. There­ materials arc more vitally needed for fighting equipment than for new tele­ fore, we »ugge*t that you check with lhe Telephone Gnnpany before mak­ phones. To conserve such materials, the War Production Board ha* placed ing definite plan*. restrictions on telephone installations. FOR VERY FAST, VERY LONG LASTING NAIL MAKE-UP 7he 3 Big Bollles $ TERMS CASH day of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. 1. Telephone service cannot be provided al tome locations. 2. Parly-line terrice, only, can be furnished in many catet. 3. Extension telephones cannot be installed In residences. 4. Additional apparatus may be installed only on a limited basis. E. E.GILLESPIE In so far a* malerial and war restric­ ran give lhe kind of service wanted, tion* permit, we shall continue to pro­ vide the best service possible. And we "when and where wanted." look forward Io the day whep we again firit. But now, and for the duration, uvr needs come PROP. Just the thing for these speedy day*—the futrst nail make-up ever! large bottle of Chen Yu fait drying Lacquerol Base... Urge bottle offast drying Chen Yu Fashion lacquer (*ny shade you wi*h|... and a Urge boule of fast Chen Yu Remover (oily type}- A dollar for all three . .. carried by four hurrying coolie* ... very cute I Carveth & Stebbins THE REXALL DRUGGISTS DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ----- - Courtesy and Friendly Senice Shown to AU —— PHONE 1U1 Prompt Detivegy Sen he HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUR8DAY, OCTOBER BANflELD-DOWLING CHURCHES OBSERVE | Igo in Farming the Weeks neighborhood. October 1 Ixaue ot the’^Mteiilgan Ohrtatlan Advocate contains the ft— .following account of tlie anniverOn* “H- of the two churches.: And 75th For Tho Other The Banfteld and Dowling Recently the Methodist Chureh ST^mv^e^ve^'of ^v^ at Banfteld celebrated Ita one “h-X nLnflu ifiin.t—HtK Dnhiv*,_»rv , wiicn the Banflcld church obaerved , 11841074 inoih Ahal.arraru a □ hir7L r erLaJy II. to 1H1 MUs Adda Jordan, for several! Mrs. Madeline Norman and Mra. will be hi I Bockword Glances Bifri of Yesterday , years one of the teachers in the Anna Van Tynne attended the MU- lhe war high school, has accepted a position Itary Style Show at lhe Civic Andi\ i In the Detroit schools under Prof.' torium, Kalamazoo Tuesday evening. , HaU, formerly of (his city. She gets Mrs. Emily WllcSx and Mrs. famUv iZtwaak i»32S per year more than she gotMerle Bradfield look the former's , TWENTY YEARS AGO here and a raise of tSO a year for sister. Mrs. Gertrude Trahan to 1 XWatak hole near Quimby ta > ** Sri**?, S , WICMOBT COBXIBS I, » XS.1 ,U "" *»>**<>«• .nnwer-n, .nd ilarlum. Baltimore. Md. .sing, visited hta parents. Rev. and ’ „ ! Mr and Mrs. Harry Sparks' baby Mrs. Wag Icy over th? weekend. tl™ U7U , 'girl. Betty Jean, took first prize at | Mr. and Mrs Earl Burdick of Au- building an i^ddlUon on lhe bam ! the home of Mra. Barnett ' fOr h*’U” the ‘*«'«t sust*. Mrs Leweiu Beadle of Bat- . Mri rmUy Wilcox and Mrs l^rie tmgs Wednesda7 mu unuy wucox ana Mn, Merkncuiwauay. , smile. That smile will get in its most lie Creek and Jimmie Beadle were r-!t5? uiy w ‘Ieo.* * n.a Mr LM *.rte I, 'ISS’SS: picnic dinner wjth Miss Bessie c Bradfield were in Hastings Monday Mias Betty Hall of Newton llnll.n— •—u- n.._J ‘effective work, however, in about weekend goes' " ’• on business. I ship, Calhoun Co. and Elbert! ,20 years.—Charlotte Tribune. iJoiin Mourer. __________ _ ■tag—— -----er 0{ Banned vm married LrSltat5“n^..vaS‘VU1* Qlen burning from BANFIELD ]1 tfclock o'clock Friday Friday ewdng evening in'the in tits I wirtm work Baule Creek Wednesday Mrs Alva Johnson will entertain 01 lhe Manuel Ho_ The Dowling church, was the outBivcxd7i C y?il> 1 °jen ,norn*n» “t 8 o’clock took a short the W. S', c of the Banfteld church Church ta Battle Creek. They , district superintendent.'speaking in • 5*3* mtn n ril’.7 ?fi develop,n< naP ■60111 forty rods south of Hick- at her home near Hickory Comers re,lde on lh* Btller f,nn north I J or > Cornera and escaped with only Thursday Banfield recently purchased by 1 the evening. The paster. Rev. Robert - --------1 ,U«hl when hU c“r _________ ___ __________ —' Hoow. C. Smith, spoke at the afternoon ' £ Th. johmumn Fun ™.ur„ resuhlng from pavement striking a telephone pole.' meeUng. Miss Virginia Gelllngcr -------------- =---------------------------------------------------------------- —-------*? i a fall down stain Saturday night. breaking the pole and wrecking the met in the Methodist church parrendered special vocal numbers arid'-. . . . . lots Saturday with an attendance . B***" Than Genius ar Talaat 11 ------------| car beyond repair. Because of the ' Robert and Mildred Gaskill gave Lespedeza Moves Northward THIRTY---------YEARS AGO of twenty-nine. The same officers Faithfulness and sincerity are lhe ------ ’ , shortage of farm labor. Mr Asplnall . violLn-ceUo duets. Purdue University recommended that I sow Korean lespedeza with । were elected but no more meetings highest things—Confucius. OcL 10. in 1912 taio ■ Oct । has been working on a retail milk i trie zsananeid Church had Its my IWcet clover for improving some poor soil on Steneycreekmouth Farm beginnings in 1841 when a Methodist ’ this year—on the theory that lespedeza had a better cnance lo catch in a | Barry county's state tax is 145. route several hours every day after ' I1 missionary, nilMlonurv. Rev. Daniel Bush, ornr- 7• i>ad clover season. years ago they il»*v would not s,«v* J ,—.. (277111. nearly 19.000 less than was working from 11 P. M till 7 A. M. I aion. Ten years luivc done this—but assessed test year. u food factory at Battle Creek. B _ __________ _ _ ionized _______ a class_____________________ of three members In ■ when _ __________________________________________ Korean'lespedeza 'lespedeza made three tnree tons of oi hay nay to tne the acre In tn Union union ,i— . i'in ” T vraca. I> U home Their number rarUrtlv tn. ! County, Indiana, as it did from a stand little higher than that shown in : J- K- Coates, for the past seven ' Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jeffers nnd I ,u. above .ketch, -. u we all ... --------------------.years employed by the Banner, has daughter visited Rev. and Mrs. War- I r-rur4«4 in l.lb-r t»» of U*>rt(.<*. on । creased and the place of worship I lhe began to wake up. P*s* s Ibrrraf, a>4 wktek m*rtsa«« was wag removed to a log schoolhouw । severed hta connecUon with this pa- ner over the weekend. Mr. Jeffers I 1»7”’I" •Vtodtramrni 7* wtiUnx. 4*fr I "nd **ler to a new school known OS Steer Cnmfnrt Comfort Inrr»nt*ri Increased f^aina Gains per, and with Ford Hicks will em- is an industrial art teacher in De■I*i(n*4 lo it* F.d.r.i p.rm M*'rtjt*(» | the Doty schoolhouae. In 186S when V1 *•!*>.» • torit in the newspaper business at trolL Five years ago a Carrol County, Iowa, steer feeder found out how to Harbor Springs and probably estab-, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. cutter of BatKK’'«r-r w““"" p'‘" ««>»• ret iust ns good gains in mid-summer ai> he got during the cooler months. Hah two more nanen fn the tie Creek visited her brother in During thAot part of lhe day hta steers eit and loaf in shed^that aro J ‘“j 7^<t «r m taw 2d .tateV Mr snorts*** **» fu»4 for rr-ord in >«id «an preparation for the blinding of «ffi<* <.f th* K.<i.t»r of I>..d. of th- a chureh which was completed in rauipped With electric motor, that drive large cooling fan.-and in front U °f Northen‘ “,±1; C A e£h fan he hang, a can of fiy spray wh£h drips a drop of spray at a !*£’*** . . rA n„ w „ I;;".’,iwiin uitiu'‘rtu,« M time into the air-blast • ' , «-D Tr'™ and Ed. Shrock expect J<* Baines is not so well 104 of n«d. OB Page 7j. ' and was dedicated free from debt workmen will start work this week Her friends will be glad when she notick IH HKHKHY OIVF.K.. Th*t. June 18. 1867. Tills observance' " ' - -------------- -..................... on Ulelr new 100 by M f£)ot fln> j, oble t0 j* up and Bround the “Lt..-"I.,:- .l<”,I"'T”" “» mu'u’ Soybean Meal Needl Minerala Added | proof garage on E State street next bouse. Wonderful 80 acres of land, lays level, rich soil, When soybean meal is used as a protein supplement for hogs, Iowa to Chas. Preer's store. . Mr. and Mrs. Travis Royer of u>* Hnntbrait quart-r of a«tion n*<»n. • oLmi the dedication of n new annex. Experiment Station emphasizes the importance of adding minerals, either | High school enrollment rthls year Battle Creek were Sunday afterbest kind of buildings, house all modern, only W; .'"."a?। ■» by themselves or in the form of tankage or Ineat and bone scraps. Using has broken all previous records with noon callers at lhe Frank Town b* .Old al tmblle auction 10 tb* ».i*4.Wn* nn onntiilzed in what was known . Bt 'rMt of m?at products is preferable, but when the bean meal is 3 Vi miles from Hostings, $6000.00. 200 enrolled. There afe 121 members 1 home. ... ...a- z._ ...^ br h< O..j as .the Week's schoolhouse and "d from frHm I u,ed without meat lhe mixture should contain 1 lb. of salt and 7 lbs. of In the freshman class. Mr. Wallace i Mrs. Mary-Bartlett and Hilda th* front door af I Xuu ------ .. .------------ - • • i !£’* b*Fnn2?1’ hfts come *h* I pulverized limestone to the cwt. |kHtat'Z “Ju,,o‘l|1"*r'; j; Dciwllng pownnir church rnnrrri The -th* cornerstone of has 110 Ancient History students. Williams spent Sunday near Alle40 acres of land, 3'/i miles from town, level, rich ------------ gan visiting Mrs. Bartlett's son. Hort'rloek I*. M. Thera . the chureh wn« laid In .Into lain .....I Cu'Ung Ou. Range Paralyi. FORTY YEARS AGO-----------------------I ace Bolton and family. ..• I .I .l.j! . _ J > ■ . ... . fIowa m.-a t>-VKaa.Maa, I —, ,. -that 1 - up •to •* ------- the only -- •— sandy loom, nice buildings. A real buy at $4000. Oct. 0, 1902 1 Mrs Nellie Pennock visited her Experiment CStation reports the present practical plan fur controlling range paralysis in chickens is to constantly The store next east of the city daughter Mrs. Harold White and cull out those birds with gray eyes, pale combs and light weight This hank ta being put into shape for r,mlly of Sunday. roKATHW riBMn^a?”A?tt W«b pa!ltor at 0,111 Ume ,n 1922 °’1' Some wonderful bargains in houses and loft. should be done several times each year, not only to get rid of unthrifty ?" Church was moved from II. .It. .... John Dawson who intends opening j Mr ttnd Mrs. Earl Burdick of Auchurch was moved from Its site ac. birds and possible carriers of the disease, but also to make sure that chicks a drug store there guste were callers ath the Frank hatched only high "«■<•». resistance U to p.r.1,,11. paralysis. H« for . km, un, hu Uw )ul To” S*lurd.v rr'nlnt. I arc •" “nly from """ birds with w* bra w full of pruenm. .nd U>ry I rUlUrf v^" Corn Growing Economic. .r, .11 rharpd with Mrtou. wcul "’ofh'T Ur< H B. Biniw Sunday Vane, th see us. We will figure out a way for you to buy. । afternoon. *^4^.1,.., . jowa eorn rrowjng studies show that with horses and a single-raw crimes redecorkl A high school football team has at' w,Tk’ com cultivator, one man can handle the planting and cultivation of about il^' r“"‘ DELTON ' ' 40 acres of com under ideal conditions—and this is about what he can last been organized. Dwight Good- f.nd W,U? h*r brolher LewU W1? husk, haul and crib by himself in fl weeks of harvest weather. But with year has consented to act as coach ' UwM« who u “l ,n arn,y camP ,n -k»ld st Mr and Mrs. John Adams, local iu it.* nty ..f n*> and Mrs Glenn Williams nnd gon i more power and larger tools the same man can prepare the ground, plant and Royce Barlow has been secured Lyn Laurence Is building a stor­ and cultivate 60 acres of com—thus materially lowering the labor cost to assist him. rSA-”” ■,S“* **“’ Kendall spent Thursday In Battle per acre and per bushel. However, this largeucreage per man also means i The purely city tax will amount age house for apples on his farm , Creek. ..r< ct™*.!, j.dt* Mr ond Mn| c]|Ur Rlchards of that he will have to have help in harvesting—or buy a com picker. southwest of Hickory corners. ' this year to 1131 per 11,000. Mrs. John Mourer and Mrs. LewIh* r.>ui* «f Cells Jackson spent the weekend with his ella Beadle were at Hastings Wed­ j FIFTY YEARS AGO ITT?'. . . i mother. Mrs. Blanche Richards nnd ; Building Temporary Silos nesday of last week. M-bmiher. p.ut Temporary silos of fencing with paper lining should be set on level Robert Lester “ and son 01 of HasLee .bon and M n Reed .r, Ni.h.. ' tln,loocn ,1UBnd 800 ,»*i fur h**rin< »» ' Mr- ®nd Mrs. John Adams and ground, with the height not much more than the width, according to thtfr annThor «JI «M «d,e<1 On Mr MrS ElflS Ih.t lb* *arn* h« Mrs. Izon Pennock mnde a buslNebraska Experiment Station. They recommend a 2x4 mesh, 11-gaugs 1 Ik* thrmP Wgh 10 ।Trlck Saturday afternoon. Mr. and REAL ESTATE BROKER Kostinas Frlrtnv oft**.­ welded steel silo fabric. 43 inches wide, as the best material for this pur­ ness trip to Hostings Friday after ro ° m „. I Mrs. Elwood Eddy and four chUnoon. pose. The special silo-linirig paper should be fitted loosely to allow for 2 A F**1 lll°n I drvn of Kalamazoo were callers at spread in filling—and two thicknesses of paper will provide more protec­ Mrs. Charles Kahler. Mra. Clif­ , owned by Dr. G. W. Lowrv of this I. STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 ford Kahler. Mra. Floyd Collison. | tion and also permit one of them to be used again the next year. Mrs. John Harrington and Mrs. Will Whittemore spent Wednesday with Mrs Joe Stenger near Kalamazoo. It li not the amount of rain that falls, to much as the amount that Mr. and Mrs. Will Whittemore your soil soaks up, that counts when the crop is harvested. At an experi­ called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles mental farm in southwestern Iowa, the experiment station found that Whittemore in Rutland Saturday when part of a field was farmed up and down hill it lost 19 inches of the evening. rain that fell during a year—while another part of the same field that Mr. and Ur*. Rov Adrianson and was farmed across the slope lost only 9.7 inches of the same rainfall. family of Battle Creek called on Cross-wiso furrows and cultivator ridges held the rain long enough for it to soak into the ground. Peter Adrianson and son Harry Sunday. Checking Cabbage Pests Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Waters nnd . Checking children of East Delton called on NOTICE TO CBBDITOR8 Cabbage worms alone are. capable of causing from 2S% to 30% her stater, Mra. Gordie Durkee and reduction in yield as well ns a marked reduction in the quality and price family Sunday afternoon. of the crop, according to New York Experiment Station, and when cab­ Mr. and Mrs Leon Pennock and bage aphids are numerous they may do even more damage than worms, daughter Naomi attended a dinner 1 in seasons of low prices this station says that it may not pay to spray Sundav at the home of Mr. and , against these insects, but when prices warrant the expense the worms Mra. Ralph Stafring In Level park. 1 ean be controlled by proper and timely applications of lead arsenate or Tlie dinner was In honor of the ! rotenone—with nlcotmq dust added when aphids are present. blrthdavs of Mr. Pennock and Ells- 1 worth Starring, X Marks The Peach Disease rrra a iisaavr Mr "nd Mr’ w»l“rd Hall and Starting in Connecticut—where many of our unpopular pests seem to I will .unri-d li I two children of Almena and Mr. have twins—in 1933. the X Disease of peaches has spread over much of r— i* lta>Hno. and Mrs. Willard Watera and son the peach-growing territory of this country. This virus disease causes *«>ty <i*r* i>»t«r Of pia|nwcn visited their Barents the leaves to turn yellow, then orange, then red, and then brown. It may it. a. I>. tats. । Mr- and Mrs. Fred O. Hughes Sunattack only one branch of the afflicted tree. It is definitely believed to • •• •- of Probst* I day. spread to ncaches from diseased wild choke cherries, by means not yet Out 10 S | Mra. Andv Schauffliatuer and Mra determined. To control the disease it is necessary to completely eliminate j Arthur Plater were Battle -Creek the choke cherries for at least 300 feet from the nearest peach tree—the shoppers Thursday, only sure wav to do this is to spray the foliage of the choke eherriea with kata Caart I Mr. Bnd Mrs Riw,r williams and sodium or calcium chlorate—end care should be taken to buy new peach trees from nurseries that are free from the disease. it* ot A4- son D*"0 spent Saturday in Kal। nmaxoo •li rtslau | The Boy Scouts and their leadof this kind in the church here. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mott and i4**mb»rr ( er- Robert Barnes.' en toyed a camp­ Rev. and Mrs. D. W. Robinson are four daughters spent Sunday with - ----------------------- ---------- - -.1 th* for*-I out at Bubbling Borings near Or- spending several days in Lansing. I Mr. and Mrs. Spellman Casey at *nfB, *1>.I *11 rrvUttnr* ot uid d*r****d ' angevllle from Friday night until Mr. Robinson attending a course cm Hinds Comers. »r~ y-mirrd lo pr*>*nt tbrlr < lalm* cundnv to ..i,l Court. *t th- Prob.fr tNflr*. | E^'hteltam. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Jones enlerIn tif* City of llotlnc*. .n4 to **rr* MIm Leatrlce Dunning has gone M_ Etta Knestrick 0of , cClimax -uinax >. .. _. . Mrs. Is talned an<] Rolland Tack Tack ■ ropy of ..1,1 . i.itn <m n-rth* A<l.n». I lo Kalamazoo where has will attend stle nding several cd Mr.. *h d M”- Rolland nendlnn cv.nl weeks wiwlre with with her ,Ila V .. » « c ««?' «»,««•« >>:■ “r Max Hood and family, Mr. and Mrs. ti-rnty <■*,. Prt«r to .aid brail:,<. i Sunday school class of which she------more. Chas. Hood all of Paw Paw. Sunday lhtr.1 K<-pt»mb*r 33nd. A. !• 1943. I wa* teacher, gave a part? in her Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Oalnder of for a turkey dinner. Stuart 11-m-nt. juds* of FrAb‘1'- honor Saturday night at lhe nome Plainwell called on Mra. Alice Dun­ of Mra. Norwood, who will ning Marshall Sunday afternoon. ' | now be teacher of the class. Games Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dunning were were played after which refresh- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gar­ Contrary to general opinion, wom­ ner tn Hastings Sunday. en are Just as cool In an emergency »f tb» E.tnt* *f El ' presented with a sift. Mr and Mrs. William Mason at­ „ . . ! Miss Jeanne Williams of Plainwell tended the wedding of their grand- as men, says one authority. Accord­ ing to tills authority, men are per­ * will *b* heard by | spent the weekend with her broth .. nr.ru ny । ----- —-- - ----------- IOn. Mason Lltta and Miss Jean r •' »•”- " JUUf-ln-l**. Mr <nd Mn nkVnon .1 U«-home Or Ih, briar', haps cooler during the first moments "n"'? "“Lt.? . , _ o-™u. ui« »>■ of a disaster, but after the first ex­ nn... iSlr ‘I? DO.1U,. Sund.y *«"• citement Is over, they have proven .tl n_ llvtnv nn h»r farm n»,r Pralrtavllta to be Just as cool-headed as mtn. City i>f Hotins*. and Is now living with her daughter Mrs. ; Offtea. In Do,lu'« ‘h“reh ■“ «™>»UIW in H..nnu b, Ua lihS U>. Ws On Thursday. August 20, the WS igan conference of that thureh. He C£ of ih-ih . A Few Good Buys in REAL ESTATE "The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself” EARL R. BOYES BUY! REMODEL! REPAIR! MONEY for n. Hmilh. Mrs. Mary DeBack of Prairieville ‘ spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Shedd j Mr. and Mrs. Chester Banghart are moving their household goods to Hastings this week where they will reside. Bruce and Helene Banghart have been spending a few days with their MMlaer Of Mid Court, held atparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Nor­ in* ortic* in th* city oi Had- i wood In Kalamazoo. -mhli The many frlcnds of 3 3 I 4r.i7 who« addrw. PRECAUTION: FOR COLD STARTS Winter-weight ’ i he is able to be out after several ** £.* •' months' Illness. . 'TheSiway Treat.. 1 Mr ,nd Mni Char,M Harrington, ho.i.s tiled ta HdfUtiu'JJKjJMM and Will Harrington, local ■•rsyios ihst oat<« account sod ait thiost and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pennock ufu *2 "liiSL'V’ff'1 *nd thn* Mildren of Hickory Cor,k,fn*r« were Runrtav dinner mierts of dinner was in hefnor of the btrth1 days of John and Charles Harring- ' । tan. | Mr. and Mrs. Allen Terry and son Michael of Plainwell and Mr.! and Mrs. Travis Royer of Battle ■ Creek attended a birthday dinner ' ‘ at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs Wade Town Sunday tn 1 Communion services were well ai>r Ptsksts tended lip. the Methodist church ’ Sunday morning- It was the largOoi ie is ,est crowd to ever attend a service ofi your ear during the cold spells of Probst*. ahead. Buying Homes for Remodeling for Reoairing Mobile Motor OU has rfcTOif ( BUY You con buy the home you like ... even If you gon't build the one you wont! So decide on the one you like ond let us help you buy it. Wo can still finance the purchase of a 'home that is already built and finance repairing and re­ modeling, but, we don't know how much longer we will bo allowed to. So if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . . tomoifow may bo -Your car will go just as /.or in peace or war — try Mobilgas and Oil. life. It's a precaution you cant THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR W E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE UM 9 STEBBINS BL DC. MEMBER F. H. L B. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1MI , the latter’s mother, Mr*. Bertha Waite tenant house to the Mr*. LawCotton were Sunday dinner guest* rence Hilbert farm south and west whkMt Ooun7‘of"Ha£ J «#-- of‘‘wcxxiiand’. *Mr. avw< Mrw Jake T-v— oi'iti- «*z and Mrt“jterl and 'Mra. tings. . Dulls who have been living on the -------- --------- - ■ ----T- . .. - -------------- ------ ■ - r -1 Mr. and Mra Richard Hughes of Hilbert fann havs moved into the ------------ ----------- ------------- ---------------- ------------------ Allegan ware Bunday dinne? guests «« ' 7rr -nd fimT M “Tnd Ire ** at Allegan and Mra. Arthur Allerdlng MlS^rertalta^d daughter* Beverly and W£f«1 Bonnie and o( Ml Loren Hershberger. Tickets at Door —Bemice Kantner, Rena Culler, i1 Lo7eh"H«rshbJs uaraiiharMr. *<n ’rger’. Waitress — 'died 4—' ‘ Jordan. «r. Campbell and Horae Ec. Girls. home of Mn. Adam Baitinger. Mr. and Mra. Dale Lurabee of I Grand Rapids recently. Hostesses will be Mn. Baitinger and Mr* Lawrence Bird. Devotions WlU Ypsilanil c&HM art Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mra. WlUlam Hullatt ot be led by Mrs. Edgar Reber. Tuples Lester Bonneville Sunday. Mr. and , Middleville. Mr. and Mra. Harvey will be discussed by Mrs George Mn Sinclair and Lorraine and Hullstt of Grand Rapid* and Chas. llurkle and Miss Pally Brodbeck. Sharon Manning of Heatings called 1 Barret ot Kent oily were visitors on them Thursday. . M Roy McCaul'a Sunday. --------------- ,-------------------------------------- j 10:00 A. M —Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manning | Mr. and Mra. Floyd Haight and II:00 A. M-—Worship service and at Mrs K*rl C P*U1Mr “nd Mr> PaU1 8mlU’ Of L*n‘ Mrs. James Barker. Eat Stand — fra.H. L. Allerdlng of Carl- were Sunday afternoon visitors at Ur ..-rf Ur« tjxtrr Ur ______ have bought a new trailer house: Mr. and Mra. Melvin Haight of W.™ fiimduv atrernnrm at .. . sing, formerly of Woodland, are re­ Mr. und Mra. Lester Warner. Mr. troll |the home of Mr*. Plants' parents,, •nd will five al Willow Run where I Freeport were visitor* at Eugene ceiving congratulations oh lhe birth and Mrs. Leon Nicholson. Evelyn There will be a Confirmation visit and Mn. Nell Hynes (Ruby Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo t Haights. Sunday. of a son Monday. October S. Marcia Nicholson. Mr. and Mra. Carl Reu­ service and Holy Communion. Wed­ he has employment. Uy. Mr. and Mra Theodore Praruhka ‘ Mr. and Mra. Morris Lewis of a an«T> or IMIW o ranil «»r Mfo. seMridi raumM And 0„ „„ is staying for a few weeks with her ther. Ice Cream and Pop—Mr. and nesday choir rehearsal at 8:30 P. spent Sunday with their daughter - Kalamazoo spent Sunday with their V “ “» «f • » ■“ •“«“ TT.’ •*!? Mr .nd Mr, Hrn« Bred Wr. r« grandparents. Mr. and Mr*. S. W. Mrs. Herald Classic. Mr. and Mra. “S’ 2?“*' •“ ™“w*7“ wl“ h" '"““"I “ »>.rol r»n but rrnimM lo Uwlr Smith of South Woodland and at­ Homer Rowlader, Mr. and Mra. Fred Bred Reuther. Thursday, religious und son-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Lo- pstzent*, Leon Pott* and wife All Reuther. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Enz. Instruction at lhe usual time and well Whittemore of Delton. Other were callers,at Mrs. Lenna JohnBeptemtwr 30. Midland ’home in Freeport. They are plan- tending school here. gurate- were Mr and Mr*. Allan son's in Bowne in the afternoon. Mrs. Jerry Fisher received word ' Basket*—Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Far- I ptace. Pvt. Arthur Millwood of Augusta. I Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lehman nine on making .their home in daug Bishop and John and Mrs Edith Mr. and Mra. Vance Sharp were al' O*-. »u » Sunday night and Mon- were Sunday dinner guest* at the WoodtaixJ. Mr. Hynes is the man- today from her son Don Duncan ------thing. Mr. and Mra. Glen Wotring. ner Welch all enjoyed a nice birthday jj:so callers at Mrs. Johnson's. ■ <fay guest at the home of hla sfa- home of hl* parent*. Mr. and Mra. ager of the Freeport Creamery. Mr. that he ha.* been promoted to T Ba*»ji| jig match—Mr. and -Mrs. Thom­ Brethren dinner honoring Mr. Pruuhka's far and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Bird- Ora Lehman. / -and Mrs Von Makely and children Corjwral. Congrutulatlon*. Don. as Mb Joon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townmer birthday. STRIKER slU HOliy. Mra. Holly drove hcr Etilth Smith and sort' Glen who have been living on the Hynes After taking his basic training. Don send, Mr and Mra. E. E. Vender, The children ahd grandchildren 10:00 A. M. Worship and sermon. 1 (Mother lo the home of their par- and MrB. Wayne Trowbridgt/of Un- farm, have moved onto the Horace has taken studies In electricity and Many friends of Henry Bldciman Minstrel Show — Mr. and "" ply • of Alva Kenyon eame Sunday to •hta, Mr. and Mra. Henry Millwood ,jng visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry!Curtis farm, one mile west and one Is now taking the study of teletype Gordon Williams. T‘ 11:00 A- M. Sunday school in Lhe Striker district are sorry to ' Mn. the remind him that he and Robert had p< Ludington Monday where he will yiessner Sunday. \ i half mile from Woodland village. at Camp Crowder. Mo Stewart Stewart Kussmaul Kussmaul Dr. arid Mn. 7:30 P. M. Young Peoples' meet­ another birthday. «ii> nr Other guests tMfc WMt Mis* Marge Mill-; Mr Rnd M„ ndon FarrAand We welcome Mr and Mra Hyne., Mra Robert tilery and Mrs. Ro­ Glenn Munger. ing. sent there Were Vera Ayers of Nashville GcMcr in i>t Lake Odeasa canca called Joyce and Gal) of Mt. Clemens were ' L&rry Joe were Sunday dihner1 back 10 our community. । bert ucri viewer i-nuc uqcmb Country Store — /Mr. and Mr “Come go with us and we and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of ! no Mr*. weekend guests of her parent*. Mr. . guest* of hl* sister and husbaM. I Mr*. D. V. Shorno and son Don on Mrt 'Jerry Fisher Saturday aU Harry Pennington. Mr and Cain thee good." I Orand Rapids remained over until Monday mom- Mr. and Mrs. James Sidman rtf and her sister Miss Ellen Hllbcrt-»*njoon. and Mrs William Cramer. Sr •rtrtccn. Reith Durkee. Mr. and Mrs r»> ,The Church of the I’nllrd Brethren Rev. and Mr*. Leland Sherrard lag to visit with her brother. Pvt. Barrwille. , Miss Marjorie Reynold.* spent the Mr Mrs A V. Sanford of Stuu. Mr; nnd Mrs. Shirley Blood »(eft early Sunday momlr ' r n..o' - ftnd *’ Mluday land Mr*. Mina Kenyon attended In Christ Millwood has a ten-day furlough ।! Mr. and Mrs B D. Green are vis-1 r.raotn .udlngton — Lodl’ »*• Ohio, pop vum Corn—mr. Mr. uua and jur*. Mra. nonaiu Howard :y went tp i<»r z-uaingion —. called •*-— on Rev. and Mrs. , rvp They Rhte I church at Battle Creek Bunday eve- weekend nt home from her studies from his duties at camp. al Community hospital. Battle the Arthur Dod;e Thursday of Inst Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Euper. I I H. Osgcod. Minister Iting her brother and famllv. Mr.1 where they^ tntenrfcd t..;,to ... take .... .... pie. l ntng. Rev. Sherrard had charge ot Creek. , Mrs. Carl Walts and. Mr*. Law- !nnd Mr*. Dale Bump of Baltimore ; lake steamer a6ro« ' m, nnd Mr* Ford En*. Mr. and Woodland aeros* Lake Michigan wv*k rance Hilbert spent Monday after- । !township for a few days. Mr and Mr*. Win Cramer. Jr nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Roscoe n — Hynes --------and ... Mr*. Willis Dalton, । Morning worship 10:00 A. M. 1 but found upon arriving that due Mr and Mrs. Jerry O'Connor of noon with their sister-in-law. Mrs. daughter Elva were Sunday dinner Notlons^-Mra. H. last- ---------------Notlon*—Mra. Mrs. Chas. Fawcett, Jr . and son. i to Inclement weather, no boat would Townsend. Sunday schooiwith 11 00Mr A Sandra were called to Lansing --------unit Katamatoo1 spent Stuiday Reuben Wolcott and helped her ,Charles Frederick of Oak Park. Ill., | leave that dav, so they made the guest* of their son and family, Mr. ml., Ruth Walcott, Cottage prayer meeting, Wcdnea- i nnd Mni mnfc Horn BtJd John weekend by the death cf the Infant celebrate her birthday. —Supt. H. A. Kltaon. returned, home, with her mother..trip around through Chicago. Mra und Mrs. Lyle Hynes of Portland I Movies day evening at .... the home of Mra. I Graham of Kntamuzoo visited them daughter of flat and Mr*. Clifford Mr*. V. R. Wotring had a very I Candy—Mr and Mrs. Gerald Pol- Daisy Tyler 0:00 Mr.* F. E. Border Inst Monday. Mrs Shorno i, Joining her hflsband, Lt. turn 8:00 P. M. Saturday. numlville were dinner guest* of Mr. Border has been visiting relative* I Shorno at Camp Ripley and Ellen enjoyable Sunday when her niece, ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Makely. Mr. --------------— — —■— — Communion service will be conWe are BlHd that Bob Bartnn'* Mr. und Mrs. Merle Callhan. The and Mn. John Lezo lost Sunday In Iowa for the past few week.'..! is returning to her school In Mln- Mrs H. J. Ruirick. husband and two and Mrs. Wrs Booher. r | ___ ducted Sunday evening by P. E_. rhl|dren arc recovering from the young mother has been seriously. ill. M children of Lakeville. Ind. spent the and her condition was critical at . and helped Mrs. Lozo celebrate her Mrs. Fawcett ond son will visit hcr i neapolL* Bazaar—Mrs. Clementine Ralrigh.1 Rrv. Rev D.r> H.H Carrick Currirk 7:30. 710 .... ___ ._______ l. _ «... tttc whooping cough. Robert Barton has ’ Birthday. Quarterly conference and sermon only been able to attend school a last report*. parent* for a. few week*. 1 M1m Helen Reesor. who L* teach- 1day wiut her. Many other out of Mr*. Mardle Edwins. Mrs. Piper. thei . Keith Chaffee h.a* been spending I by Rev. D. H. Carrick. Monday 8:00 few da’1* this term. Mbs Marcia Faul visited her cous­ Mr nnd Mr*. Vcriln Murphy and ' Ing Home Fxonomlc* nt Mecorta town friends beside* those locally, Mrs Ford Stowell. a few days with hl* parents, Mr. and . Cider—Mr and Mrs Walter Her- 1 p. -M. in Marietta Fnul of Hastings over family of Dearborn were Sunday i high school. L* enjoying a two weeks' 1called. and Mrs. Porter Those nnd Homer and Mn> fra Chaffee. shbcrgcr. Owen Smith. Mr nnd Kilpairlek lhe weekend and saw the Hastings- dinner cuesta of Mr and Mrs. J "Potetc" vacation with her parent*,’ Frill Mra Herman Fisher started for Members of the Good Will Circle Mr* Vido* Sawdy. Mr. and Mrs. Mn. Osa Randall whn ha* bcm Mrs . Sunday school 10:30 A. M. Marshall football game. L. Smith. ’ Mr nnd Mrs. Albert Ree*nr. I: I* Il in North Carolina Monday morning lo of the Methodist W S. C S. will seriously 111 is able to be up ’ again va i ureoix-cK. Mr*. T. W. Thompson of Tucson. Mr*. Henry 'Flesaner and Mr* the rurtom in that vicinity to let 1 Carl Brodbeck Morning worship 11:30 A. M. the visit Pvt Herman Fisher In camp Registration—Mr. Mr and Mrs. Ro- 1 Ho evening service. Aris., who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W1UL-, Dalton spent Tuesday with the children out from school tn help be entertained at the home of Mrs. there. Robert Creekford Monday evening, bert Bom. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prayer meeting, Thursday 8 P. M.. ________ , Leon Tyler and family of East Mra. Raymond Dalton of Lake Odra- j harvest the potato .crop. DVRFEE Ind.. October 12. i Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Rowlader and ' Woodland, spent the weekend with sa. Bates. The W. M A. meet* Tliuraday., ( EDAR CREEK The farmer* in this vicinity nre1 M Woodland Township School Mrs. George Forman left last! Mrs JeMIe Hatton were dinner her daughter and husband. Mr. and ’ Antloues— Mrs Agnc* Fisher. Mr*. Oct. 15 at the home of Mra. Edith t^in.nr nf ente Cart BurUe. Mrs Lester Brum Black for all day seikm. Every- ' “Xitav ntaht filling sito. combining clover .seed Home Economies (Tub Mn. Dallas Parker of Lansing. Thursday to visit her *On and wlf-. i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cha.*. Rowdlnn an<l harvesting Lean.* Fourteen freshmen and two Mr. and Mn. Herald Classic and Mr. nnd Mr*. Harold Forman ol lader of Grand Rapid* last WedMrs Henry Hyne* body is Invited. . Mr The Communion services al the 4-H Exhibit—Hilda Baa*. Florence The Woodland Circuit 1* taking a*21d tUnaa^ Mr’’ sophomore girls were initiated into family were Sunday dinner guest* Flint and her daughter and family nesday. livan East Baltimore chureh. In behalf n™„™, nmi> r..ter ■ wn 1„ tin !.? • “"J1,',7. ™ of her brother and family. Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Byron Teakcr of Pon- [ Mr. and Mra Clarensc Arnie nnd the Home Economic* club Monday Mrs. of war relief, wax prof liable SundayShow-Rev Paul Geiger. Mr. and thl-. and thirty nine other denomln-. ? wrektheir Mn. Robert Austin of Lansing. tlac. ■ son Gordon have moved to Battle evening. A1 cafeteria dinner was Mr and Mra. John Moore „ an „„ served by tlie older club members Mr. Clifton Miel stIons, known a* the Christian Edu- ' Mr. and Mrs Ward Plants and Mr. and Mrs. Willi* Dalton and Creek where they have taken R. p non nenra -»« attended tlie wedding of Mr. and Publicity—Mr and Mn- Lawrence cation Advance. It 1* a united ft- i M>?-H nrT - Jack .and the new members were initiated | apartment for the present. Jick . Mr and Mrs. Bert Bovce of Bat- 'Mra Maron Litts Sunday I L* remaining with his grandnarentX into the mystciy of dish washing. Bird. Verdun Flory. Mra. Arlene . fort to bring the Bible and Chris- | lie Creek were Sunday dinner guests 1 «*'“•'•” । Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence Faul for a Tlu* club meet* cnee a month with Hazel । tian teaching to over 60.000,000 peo- 'i„, m. ...u m.B. i in Grand Rapid* Tuesday and Wcd| few weeks where he is being cared a dinner prepared and served by tlie .Solicitors—Woodbury: Mrs Krd- pie in our nation who are not be- of Mr and Mrs. Llovd Owen SPOTS BEFORE VOUR EYE5? port Don't forget the chicken supner nesday ' for following his accident last Sun- ।girls. rlck Mona«mlth Mrs Kenneth Ha- • inc reached with the Gospel, Re at the Bunnell church Oct 8 thL* Mr and Mr*. Jack D Killinn ot Second Grade per. Mr*. Clare Edwin*. Mr*. Wayne ••• —«* -Communion ----------- ■— •-----LOOK IN THE YELLOW PAGES OF I day. Con L* emjFlpycd at the WllWorld Sunday was ' arrk. | Jerkvm spent flatnrdny nftemoon Mildred Nowlcke.' teacher I cox-Rich Co. in defense work At­ Grant fl. E Woodland Township: THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FOR Mrs. Ella Wertman M»nt. mt. last last ; with Mr. and Mra Mra. h H ,,R Davis Mr*. k vayi* Mrs. Ted Eujrer came to visit I ter writing last week of the acclMr and Mr*. Forrest Hacer, Mr. *"0‘,>and. Ajrood cro«d to prw- WrdnMdnv wlth hcr daughter. Mra. 1 Tlie Ear: Baltimore iht»*n*lan A CLEANER. r | dent to little Jack Artilc. it was school on Friday. and Mr*. Eston Everett. Mr. nnd ent to take part in tlie service. w«llacc Campbell of Hastings cln.%* meet* nt the *cl*oolhmi*e A n Kerwin Booher has been absent Mrs Paul BrodbArk. Mr. nnd Mrs. found advisable to x-rny hl* right ------ - -----------------------i Mr and Mr- nwood Kelley spent Thurday for their first lesson. leg where it was Injured. Tlie bone from rchool on account of illness. Stanley Manker. 8 W. Woodland GIA8S CREEK nfaht and Riindav with _________________ |R«turdsv nlvht and Sunday wlih Fifth and Sixth Grades I was found to be cracked between Township: Mr. nnd Mrs. Claude DeWeekend visitors at Fred OtL* friend.* in Kalamazoo Mra Arlle Spindler, teacher ; the knee and hip nnd splints were mond-Wcilman. Mr. and Mr*. Guy were Ray Olli. Mr. and Mn. Louie the MU* Marjorie Lnmmer* came to Last week w.is "hobby week" for Makely. Mr. and Mr*. Russell Boo- Erway. Mr. and Mm. Chan. Erway I applied nnd he will have to remain the flth graders in English. The b*r Mr nnd Mr* Wan! Green. N. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Gnesmcndo of the home ot her parents. Mr nnd ।,... In bed for three week*.. M Mrs. John Lammers Saturday af­ Meet Emergencies Mrs. Cora Leffler of Woodbury"most outstanding hobby was given E Woodland Township: Mr. and Knlamaxoo. the ternoon after her recent operation I visited Mr und Mrs. Roy Rowlader by PhyllL* Crept. Mrs. Green Mr* Ray Scheel. Mr. and Mr*. El­ Mr. and Mr*. Robt. McGlocklln Ka’ Buy Your Fuel Sunday nftenioon and evening. brought Phyllis' fine large co!lec- don Farrell. Mr and Mrs Homer ,of Hastings spent Sunday at For- ।| at Bronson hospital Kalama too. M । Ml*.* tammera I* doing fine. Mr. | MLs* Margery Reesor left last tlon ot shell* for us to see nnd then Henney. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Baiting rest Havens Pay Old Bills I Tuesday for KnJamaroo where she Phyllis told us of tier pleasures tn er. N W. Woodland Township: Mr. j Mr. and Mrs. Win. Whittemore nnd Mrs. Clare Holder of Assyria Jack will return to W. S. C. E. as a sopho- gathering them, some interesting and Mra Glen Hcndec. Mr. and' of Delton were Saturday evening visited at the Lammcra home Sun­ brut day afternoon. more. hit* about them and their names. Mrs. Blake Rising. Mr. and Mr*. I callers at Cha*. Whittemore's. Inst These are but a few of Mr. and Mrs. Ruwell Tolles and Mr. and Mra Gerald Petter and We were glad to iiave M(s. Green Cleo Scar*. Mr. and Mr*. Lewi*, Mrs. Russell Whittemore enterR children und Mr. and Mrs Welby and Patricia ’a* our afternoon Danlets—Friend. Mr. and Mrs. La- talned hcr card, party lust Thurs- children visited her parents. Mr. the many reasons you spen and Mrs. Vemor Webster of Has­ Crockford and Janice attended a gurate Vrni* O'Connor—Cheney. ' IJday ------‘— evening. hom may find that demand pot luck family dinner arid shower We have been rewarded in our llu m ,». ' Mrs. Clyde Warren and daughter tings Sunday. Village—nullliran Northcrtft: ral Mr.. „ nnd Mrs. Russell Watson of Detroit spent at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Clar- collecting caterpillars by seeing sev-. Rnnald Lehman. Mrs Clyde WL*e. Mrs. Russell Thornton of Charlotte ready cosh. M Saturday and Sunday with Mrs cnce Higdon of Battle Creek. The eral spin their cocoolis. Tlie wooly Mr*. -•• ---------Gerald MeMUlen. Southeast: were Grand Rapids shoppers Thurs­ Watson and children and Mrs. Ger­ You ore certain to like shower was In honor of Mrs. Har- ones chew their own hair and make Mrs Geo. Varney. Mrs Colette day. hnp tie Pea*. They visited Mrs. May old Higdon, also of Battle Creek. their cocoons. One kind we have Greiner. Southwest: Mr*. Gerald , Mr. and Mrs Leon Young* and Watson and children of Cloverdale our way of conducting I Miss Joan Leffler visited MLs* forms a chrysalis inside their outer Potter. Mrs. LeRny Perkins North- I children of Hasting* were visitor* Mn Sunday afternoon. ! Florence French of Hasting* from covering and then wriggle.* out of west: Mr*. business on our Friendly Mra. Herald Classic. Mrs at Russell Whittemore's Saturday yea MU* Fenn Campbell underwent Friday until Sunday and attended their skin, having a hard shell like James Tvler. 1 evening. Lodn Plan. the a major operation at Community ' the Hastings-Marshall football game covering tor a cocoon. (Mll'RCH ANNOUNCEMENTS ! Tlie Goodwill community meet­ hospital. Battle Creek. Friday and rvp ! Friday, evening. I P. T. A. Fair Chairmen Choose i , . The Methodist Clzorch - ing will be held next Saturday night L* getting along fine. Mr. And Mrs. atta । Mr. and Mrs. Miles Sawdy and P ' Committees j| Rev George Wingard, Pastor 1 nt lhe church. Mr. Sumner of Has­ Clarence Campbell, Mr. and Mr*. scro : family have moved from the Carl I The chairmen of lhe p. T. A. Fulr 10: 00 A. M—Morning worship. tings will be present to allow plcsta John Gurd spent Bunday afternoon J । which will be held on Friday eve­ CITIZENS CREDIT 11: 15 A. M.—Sunday school. • 1 tun** on conservation. Pre ning. October 30 have chosen tlieir Rer E H. Babbitt. District Super--'' The first meeting of the Glass with her. eig CORPORATION -----------, ' '.. ' cpmmittees. Tlie chairmen this year Intendent of the Grand Rapids Dis-- Creek Extension vclass fr —. «... will be thL* CLAY HILLS plo are Mrs. Karl Faul and Mrs. H. A. trtet of the Methodist church, will: week Thursday in the Whittemore 101 t'a W. BUt« BL, llstilnc* Yp Joe Ltisko at Grand Rapids, spent Kitson assisted by Mr. nnd Mrs. spenk nt the Woodland Methodist home. Tlie leaders are Mr*. Harn' BABT1KO8 NAT L DANK BLDU. dlv Gene Reuther. They have decided ichurch Rundav morning. October 11. । Dunn and Mra Jack Envoy. Mrs. the weekend with his parents. John A to again sene a chicken supper , Th* public Is invited to attend this i Forrest Havens is chairman and Ltuko and wife. 1:00 Mr. and Mrs Roy McCaul were which Has been so popular for the service. , Mrs. Cha*. Whittemore Is seerteary in Orand Rapids Saturday. past two year*. Mrs. Harold An­ There will be a prohibition meet- and treasurer. nga Mn. Verdun Covill. Miss Millie derson and Mrs. Ralph Leffler arc ing nt the Methodbt church. SunMr. and Mrs. OUle Dmiglas. Jocn) the chairmen for the supper assisted day night at 8:00 P. M. You arc and Mr. nnd Mrs. Dick Rose nnd by Regina Benner. Orpha Reesor. Invited to attend this service. Rev. Mn of Hastings were callers al Roy th* Luella Reesor. Vera Hewitt. Eula Thomas Moyer and Paul Kyburz Erway* Sunday. Mr Having decided to quit housekeeping I will dispose of the fur­ Eckardt. FYm Trumbo. Clara Ris­ will be the speakers. Mr. nnd Mrs Robert Shrtcker and Du ing. Bertha Flory. Mary Hershberg­ Zion Lutheran Chureh 1 sons Jack nnd Jerry of Richland Hor niture at Public Auction at the residence located at 459 East er. Ethel Smith. Christine Euper. Pnut W. Geiger. Pastor ! were visitors at Chas. Whittemore's Ellen J. Crockford, Margaret Smith. Friday. October 9 the first fall ' ln*t Sunday. bus Clinton St. in Hastings on Dish Washers—Mr. and Mr*. Orlo meeting of the Brotherhood will The Misses Genevieve and Maxine his Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence be iield in the church basement Erway of Grand Rapids and Mias rcc Velte. Mr. nnd Mrs. James Guy. Mr. The Woman's Missionary Society ! Joan of Kalamazoo spent Sunday .sum and Mrs. Lester Lake. Dorothy Wise, j will be held tlie same night. In the nt their home here. M spe I A I) I A M fl rnMMHMlTV MPU/C f V V L M It V kvFiroUnll I IICIvJ ■dK AUCTION SALE Hurry! Only Limited Quantity Available! Saturday,October IO, 1942 WARDS MASSIVE COAL­ Storting ot one o'clock I offer the following: WOOD HEATER Round dining table, 8 chairs Walnut antique table. Square dining table Walnut China closet Golden Oak buffet 2 pc. Velour living room suite Apartment sixe 4 burner gas stove nearly new Kitchen cabinet, pore, top Chrome finish breakfast set and 6 chairs, good as new Kenmore electric vacuum sweeper with attachments Concord piano and bench 3 rockers Army cot 2 metal beds with coil spgs. Commodes Dressers 2 9x12 Linoleum rugs 9x12 Chinese rug. 9x101 rug. Large looking glass Stands Iron folding cot Pictures . 8 section mahogany book­ case with about 150 books Long library table* 2 small cabinets Small oil heater Radiant fire gas room heater Small 3 burner table top gas stove Long large size Simplex gas and electric irorfer. Good mahogany writing desk Overstuffed choir Carpet sweeper Bed springs Lawn mower Garden tools 2 pr. wine silk lined drapes, 48 inches wide, good Girls' blue suit, size* 12 Several pieces of girls clothes size 12 to 18 8 piece dish set, dishes and cooking utensils Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash day of sale. No goods removed until settled for. DEYO LARKIN, Prop MWtY SEED. Auctions, CLIFFORD HAMMOND. JOHN BIRMAN. Clerk. Aik About TTartTi Monthly Payment Plan YOU CAN’T SHUT ha wh Hit 59!? Government rrgolatlon* permit you to buy a new heater II OUT THAT HUM! large easi-iron combutlon drum ribbed for added strength! Chech draft and draft regulator! Place your order NOW! I - 4 the hvm of American men and machine* at work — 24 hours a day. Frrr men and women —work­ ing hard and fa«t because they want to slay free. Superb machine* — turned by fieriric-power—pouring out weapons of war in thundering quantities. Your people toil with bayonets at their backs — your machines are worn with years of war — your power production is far less than ours. Sure, you got the jump on uv, Adolf. But you can't win a mech­ anized war against the nmst highly mechanized nation on earth. Your system of state slav­ ery can't compete with a way of Ra an Mi of Mr an th ca fir Th o'c u It'.* fci tn ro tra fro vt G Cr si fa m life that respects the right* of individuals. What have your folks got to fight for! Goebbels, Goering & Gang get all the gravy. Over here, men know they'll ba rewaraed’for initiative. That’s a powerful incentive. It has helped all our great Indus tries to grow. It has helped tho electric industry, for example, to give folks about twice lu much electricity for their ■ money a* they got 10 to 15 rear* ago. That's our system, or practical business management under pub­ lic regulation. reettf Is behind that eleetrie hum, Adolf—that insistent hum that will rise and roll and beat upon vour brair, — until you hardly hear our bombers overhead! It’s the hum of fate, Adolf I CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY if you need a hew heater fdr the cold winter months ahead—you must place your order early. The quanti­ ties available are very limited. The prices arc right. Delivery can be made in about two weeks. Don't de­ lay. Call our order department today — it's tele­ phone 2705. fo L u m d th MOMI.OMIU1 Wlltlt HAkriHlI*. MICHIGAN B G M R c \ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER g, 1M2 •ntly. fllllatn Hultett of Uid Mrs. Harvey Rapids and Chas. lunday. ’loyd Haight and telvin Haight of liters at Eugene Morris Lewis at lunday with their la and wife. All Ira Lenna Johnn the afternoon. )e Sharp were alJohnson'i. Henry Bldciman Irtet are sorry to George Jensen. ML Clemens were her parent*. Mr. . rynolds spent the from her studies hospital. BalN? i. Cramer. Jr. and I to Lansing last nth of the Infant nd Mrs. Clifford were guests of le Callhan Thc been seriously, ill is been anendlnn parents, Mr. nnd to be up’ again ning < lover .rred ns. itirrh. In behtlf mfltnble Sunday, i. John Moore ling of Mr. und unday. h-.mIuv nnd Wed- rk D Killian of urdav afternoon H. R. Davis note Extension he schoolhouse first leason. rgcncics :ucl Ils I a few of asons you it demand lin to like conducting jr Friendly — ““ ““ ’MIDDLEVILLE mu. ruu, M.uu„.« J’®u\^renU' ,nd Emerlwn Mlnor and DfcWn- ““ TMrnapZ*«Z7\Z>t*an > Tj— OBttuARY ' *O»1T fei'RNg WAUEft I itnt dovre ™- ..... L. • niNwicr imn is lumra in ur : —t1—---------- —• —• when Lake boy. eama eam> Book book of at Um« ume and and we w» note note lhe the passpm-1I 7. ‘ •*« italn. norma Hottnn Morrow. Marrow. wnen u,e oorsau ooys ’r .. over «nd- scored a touch-down :h-dowti th Ihg of Bernie Walker. Walker, Wedmftday Wednesday 11 dln* Behahte. Joyce J<r~ Prey. Marjirty | Dgg to th» limitations put on nrat thrM minuia mlnu‘« 01 of me t,le game, ■anw ancrnoon, afternoon. September September 23 23 at at Pennock Pennock ' ~ Isiyohaflne ftfnney. Ohai- 5^^ Mtlvttte8 by the «rar rttoanrav uuw ■'-•••■•vz.wm — snd hospital at the _____ Ouy. . Uie,cne FacultvStudent council Ouy. AftCT ,u.. t-----XJyB----woke up early age of Uon sixtyThomas, and Wilma county. certainly did some good work ftfr three. I| Eight of Mr. Schilling’s <-*----- . speech I decided that the questions having th<‘ TU,whl «wfldn't r,h* thrtr1 p. ----- . a life-tong w— resident। students He had *been ‘,ud!n“ gave «*’• campaign ^jMlgn ~~•!*««»’ a Spotlight thia year Would ba put . .------- for freshman candidates to fresh- up u» the students for popular vote. . . man lirP'.rnnrn, laat WO-.W 'Wm, . r little daughter DMina who live to «_MUdlevUle O 1 & <nd Monday, where lhe tetter -Mrs Chris Malchele in west Thom- anavUie. u reporting tl a vflluntter for the %PPle from Sunday until WednesMra. Clifford Gardner re<urt>M. WAAV. and where she will learn home this Monday from a WMkt.if she te accepted. M:>. Hattie.Stevens went to De- p*»t with ber fauier and sister al! <Jet your scrap out and lick the . ieeiini. troll Friday for a couple weeks' tioyal Oak. Japsl -tile Tbomapnle-K-" , — 21? Visit with her son Merle and fam-!, Mrs. of uuimi north vm-I Chl-i*j c,1°01 ,n Cooi*r“Uon u metal an ...... Marc Bquler v. an lly. “ metal cago cam= came "'cunc"'-Wconeaday — of last wee* “ ready to couect your scrap i« visiting het her parents. Mr. and : Mr*. Edna Vogel and ton Harold |la.u, and te of Orand Rapids and Kenneth Vo- Mrs O E. fiiake. *■ *—-------- - — - -------------------- ~ ake er and Virginia Welfare and El-, 1 Creek this Monday for tlie winter, by Alien The local bon- »re?n!!Uuly °* Joyoe iluckendublcr Dorothy Wil- 111 c®n**B* Mday at 2:00 P. M. youths carried 1711 Kenneth ot Flint vlalteC^hir mothmcr Bender. Iccrt Mra. F. H. Helrigel acted as sup­■) er Mra Llitaley anf mi ............ flrat retoaes. aftbae*. irus Thia maay Friday tne the dots boys■ j’tu throuahou" life his ta tner. ‘ Lmn Pepper.t -of *|Jf* wavtend wtah throu «houl uebfe. n>r 3forty-five, senior ,class of 'st ’« has choc- j jxn.Detroit rxz-rsur spent- tliras —...u..., —}_.*<«.» i The ^uin, i«,. nt . . 1 This year, ipeclal emphasis U to ply at the T-K school a couple days^btf’nuyler Kollar Saturday. iinday wlth'^te tea- ’ them «uere«d* lhW ' and ** tehiF Brt mem- |«n Miss Wire as ita its ottietai official *(■■, eUM prajNY MILK PftdfRAM । Sunday —' mother —’’ "Mrs* ** Play wajiand. there we * wish | ean he had **«n «*< ,en Mis> wi»e as the latter part of the week, for 1 be given to the Hot Lunch eluba as unaay witn nu mower, aara “ m of lhe OrBn<e a|w„, photographer. Mis. Wire will .too fENNY MILK PROCRAM mover and'be] Lepper" “ .uten-twraaa. ♦H rnry Cunnlnglmm who was ab- ; Mr. and Mrs. Reed'jioc B^rs Henry Henker and father. [ interested in Its growth, malntehtake aU the other pictures for the IN COUNTY S SCHOOLS .<.7. J daughter Mrs. Vlrglnik ,Harrison „, 1U Mrs. Man’ Dutcher and Mra. Olta Sage of Rt. 3. Minooka. 111. >nce and Ita a^launce to the farm- |Doomsday Book for this year. 12 and Ita assistance to the farm- iDoomsday Book for this year. i ..... .... Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Schroder of were ai Wayland Friday >flemooti Lydia Luton of Grand Rapids were were called to Middleville, Bunday [knee er. Approximately 40 student- attend L A. n.‘?inb* o'..^eo,“‘y “J10?!4 I era I Approximately 40 students attend '.e'Ha^tTnss'ckv^andTlU I when"the'queirii3i'af"hcaUn*'ho« VH .nuvUH> n.w Caledonia and Mr. anti «... Mrs. vumuei Claude 10 the funeral service* for\Mr. H's Thursday visitors of thelf mother. K.rme' tv o( Middleville were Sun-, »ul»r. Mrs. Walter Lewis, who pass- and niece Mrs. Mae Cronlnger. " ' by Hie serious sickness of the rofHe held many local offices at 'i the first aid classes which are study- ln -chools lire entolilns for the and schools Is such a rerw«tn day gursta of Mr. and Mrs. Claude ctl •*'*)' Tuesday after a brief 111- 1 The regular mcetlng'of the Mas- mer’s aunt. Mrs. LUelln Thomas. various time, times throughout hH hb life; mg ing the treatment of common Penny Mllk Ullk‘ prtwrtm tn and J u as toon Mr. Lamb la is to wort work in In Barry Co. < was supervisor of tlie township. । wounds, shock, hemorrhage, and aoorova! is received from lhe °n the 4-H club program one weak Rntcnberg in' northwest Thomap- ness. she wav tne daughter of Mr., t,-r»-jones circle wfll be held at the who p.used away Monday. Mr. and Mra. Sidney Gietr of township treasurer, director of the (fainting. Ctesaea for girls meet ABrtcuUurB| Marketing AdmlnU-- out ot ertry lhrt«/tojtead of one pie. !«“d Mrs Lyman Hoover and as a hbm^ of Mra.^PhlUp Bender on Pird White returned home Fri- rtrl lived in lhe north of Leighton Thursday. October 15. Assisting lhe Caledonia were Sunday callers of local »chool board for SO years and every Wednesday and Friday at 9:30 uaUon {he nro«nim win be started »e«k a month as he dM previously justice of the peace many years. ' and LOO o'clock, for boys Tue»d.y h^lX' ■ day from several days spent to De- (township, where she also resided hostess will be Mrs Walter Bend- hcr sister. Mrs. L. R. Beeler and family. • He iiad always been an active mem- and Thursday at 1:00 o’clock Mem- pUcalt(mrare' Welcome Fish, carl- WOOD SCHOOL WfcWS er. There will be a pot luck dinner tlie Della Allen Past Matrons ber of the Farm Bureau from the I bcrahlp In thc class is voluntary. Mr and Mra. Day Pugh and 111- Later they conducted the store and beginning nt 11:30 which will be —- —I-----------... — . club had a very nice meeting Fri­ lime ot Ita organization, a director ; and no scholastic credit is received ton Center. Coats Grove. Chidester.1 Jfr. and Mra. Carl Seger were th- daughter. Mary Ellen, were vlsi- j telephone office at Corntag before open to outside guests. ’ Simla, Tanner. Orangeville. Clover- Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Ray day at the home of the president, and vice-president of the Coopera- for the time spent. tore of hcr ponente. Mr. nnd Mrs. moving to Wayland, where Mr. LewMr and Mrs rted Stokoe have dale. ainKer Striker,. AMyna Assyria center. Center. BinBan- --------Clinton. Ttu. p r A O rv-t >Jun “ *• anipping Association during it* 1 The r. r. A. had a meeting Oct. tlve Shipping Association during Ita ‘ * ,le,d- Ga‘«. Hendershot. Prairieville, Wm MrKevltt. Sunday afternoon. died very suddenly about two received news of the serious HlL ™---------*' Mrs. Willard Kidder has been re­ ic |• j*r„’|n%unB WU1 ** wltn Mrs c-1 existence, president of the Cpopcra- 1 to consider new member, members fn. for thc .hr Monro(. Mr. and Mrs. F. R Prtadle spent mra ago. She was of a cheery ness of their brother-in-law, George turned to the hoapttal at Kklamattve Elevator Heritor Association Aasoclstlon seven seven years years । club. The names of lhe new mem h , U -5Ur;, „ ..j ■! live mem-­ lhe weekend in Grand Rapids with disposition and won many friends, 8. Barnett at hLs home B22-3Sth will. Quimby and Hastings Center. roo, but Li doing nicely. Willard ’ n u»™ J. oom rtUrti their daughters and families. 1 A member of lhe Methodist church Ave. North. St. Petersburg, Fla. I The Young Woman s Guild win ' and Barry County Drain Commls- bera have not been released. meet with Mrs. Chas. Williams on and daughter remain at the home Townrhip treasurer Grover Cline. »he served well and faithfully in George, who Is a native of this jsloner seven years. , zrr....Z-^ .!, ... west Main St. this Tliursday eveand Tom .Tolhurst returned home *he aid society and Sunday school1 vicinity has many friends here- ( I For the past eleven years he had »t rue ted by Mr. Hansen. Is study-' ntTir'oncc' ’to ’the "county" school of Henry Kidder. Mh I, caY™ Mra" Itowud Friday evening from a ten days' vis-, “r where needed. Surviving are lhe I about. who hope to soon hear more 11 ning. All members nre urged to be i been president of the Barry and ' *’’«_«**» inarketing and mercluut- commi^oher. , present and to each bring a guest (Eaton Mutual Fire Insurance Com- . dtsuig. : Calms. Mrs. Howard Proctor, Mra. It in Canada with the relatives of two brothers. WlU of South Dakota favorable news of his condition. ■ who will be eligible for membership. ■ pany. As written by his co-workers i The Hartings athletic teams seem ,T,I S P*nn>‘ ,UUk P1^1 11 Ira .and Mri Proetar"a slsthc late Mrs. Cline. Mrs. Tolhurst and lu-ed of this vicinity; a son Maurice Peck, grandson of Mr. ^vritrd her brother in Kokomo, ” Barney of Leighton and -. one grand- and Mrs Will Johnson, who suf­ The Guild has lost jeveral members iin the company "His many years *° f*cc an uncertain future due to tned out in a large majority of the ter attended the Passion Flay at ! of service will be an outstanding lhe expected ban on thc buses for ^hooU of Michigan, according to the Civic Auditorium in Orand Rap­ Ind., during their absence. . laon. Funeral services were held at fered a serious fractured leg recent‘­ thc past year by removal. The Prairie Garden dub met at example of a cause to which he was |,he use of transporting high school reports in the daily papers. fid* Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Pferdesteller the Wayland Methodist church and ly was brought from the Battle t,.. trams tn r/mtMH I -__ :______,_______ . - - ■ __ i__ ,_ ___ ■ • — . ■ -x entertain'd thc fallowing guests at । interment was made In the Hooker Creek hospital Bunday to the home hta afte^J^? The nra»V >n th* building of a strong com-1 The Journalism clasa has com- 1 dinner Sunday at their home north- cemetery in Leighton township, of his parents. Mr nnd Mrs Ber­ nf M^Emorr rCIk P«ny and hl. advice and Assistance Pleted ita flrat issue of The FbrtMrs. Rose Seeber and -jp daughter w"‘. nf town: ML« Rose Mary Sul-,| _________ — nard Peck at Hastings. Banking .Houra:—9 JC M. to 1:50 P. M. livan and Barry Barton. Mr. and Mary uf Hastings were callers of Mrs. HMttie Smith will accompany Mrs Theodore Kndlsli. Bob SuUl- the former’s brother. Will Johnson Mr. and Mrs Arthur Smith of Has­ gladioli and cosmos. There was an • Thore wlio knew him will remem- A “5 I van and Mbs Kadi«h. all of Orand and wife Sunday afternoon. .he ^ache^7no^ tings to Coopersville. Wednesday’ to Exhibit of house plants and winter!Ver him U a perrem who enjoyed Rppids. and Mr and Mrs Unwood ' The Middleville Women’s Reading the funeral of Mrs John Harris, bouquets. The Rower show which fun. ringing, was Jovial of manner. .f'‘ln^n reran Burdick nnd children of Hastings. | club opened ita sixty-fifth year ot mother of Mn. John Smith. Many had been planned was cancelled be- unpretentious, steadfast In hta be-' ’*" *" ““ ,_p. Thc entherinf was given to honor jatudy this Tuesday with a 1 o'clock vears ago the Harris family lived cause of the unfavorable weather Beta, accommodating in all ways!d.ra , Bob Siilllvnn who exp’eta to re- j luncheon and Mrs. R. M. Serijan In Middleville and conducted a conditions possible and never too busy to give rtudenta for a house to house canport soon for service jas speaker. Mrs. Charles Robert- variety store In the building now The unearthly and continued 1 hl. best advice when called upon । ‘ ^5^“' Rev. ahd Mr? 8. B Qulnccr were son Is president. occupied bv the Postoffice: later schreeching of the fire riren about, Not only will he be missed by W‘^JOK^J^J‘*gL2frJ?'the ;ln Grand Rapiris a few days last j Dr. and Mra. R M. Serijan vis- they moved lo Grand Rapids. A 1:30 Thursday morning led us aU hLs widow, Rena, but by the en£**£«"*“**“J’b>o^*® wcek attending the annual meet- ltcd their son. Clarence at East Lan­ young son. Harry died while they to believe the whole town must be tire family and community who , “ /I? in g cHhc Regular Baptist churcbra. sing. Sunday afternoon and eve- lived In Middleville and Mr. Har­ under attack or "sumpta" How- feallse the passing of a good friend. e ^^Ira * A number of the young folks aLso. ning. Clarence la enrolled at Mtch- ris died a few years ago. Mrs. Har­ “ver it nroved to be a Rre al the । A large concourse of friends and ever, It proved to De a nre at mea large concourse ot irienas ana - ---­ wen* In attendance at the M-sslon ' Igan State College In the pre-madlc ris. who has made her home with i home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins' relatives attended his last rites — at .» .seniors, J'**™"’ manager, bnirley Kings­ on Tuesday evening. I course, Hnll year,- MIm Laurel Mnc- ner . -3 - assistant manager. Barbara her daughter, 111 v>r for , daugnter. has nns been oecn very in Yankee Springs township on the farm home coming from Film. “ry ’ n Tlie William McConnell home on ' Ivor, who Is a flyst year student In J"™ 'U,"e Shannon; Juniors: manager. Wlllo what Is known as the Andrew Wier- Charlotte,.Orand Rapids. Big Rap- ’ ।8h “nn“ thc west side Ls undergoing exten- , nurses training at Sparrow hospital, friends is extended the bereaved . e The fjre wh(ch u sup. I J(ls riiree Rivers and the local eom-* Hampton; assistant manager, Sue rive improvements ' accompanied the Serljans to Lan- d“-r5ht^wtL.inn eiuh has I PO»*d «« have started from lhe ' munllies. Directors of the company * 3[nlln Smith;- wpnimiarrs: sophomores; manager, manager. rav Pat comoanv Mrs. Christine Finkbclnrr spent;sing after spending the weekend orwnlJd^r\he&ve«i wdrkbw’ith I chimney, had made such headway he last served acted as a, honorary **•»•“■. “ manager. Elizathe weekend with her sister, Mrs. with hcr parents nt Parmelee. ibeth Cortrlght: freshmen: manager. 01 ganlzed for the year's ."7. f'^ma^wfre organised years work wont with witn I fiw.mon were’ Stable unab e nall-hearera. Kn’e Gordi'n at Moline. I Very! Boyer and lady friend of ,0X‘I',cS!L''^S;.'t™:1 “"XE Mm. .hub pall-bearers. 1 Mary Lockwood; assistant manager. Mrs. I. G. P ilmrr of Chelsea nc- I Lansing were visitors of his sister, I Joan Moore is. ffi S’ S." 1 ~ ’“"s; SOUTH THORNAI’PLF. ' rnmpnnted bv Mrs. Ora Hinckley of । Mra. Stuart Rigler and family Sun,, . . । A pep meeting was held in tlie era are Mrs Glenn Allen and Mra I ra . rrraJ but were and Mrs. Theodore Wieringa 1 session room during half-hour per- । .1 nekton. visited their father and day. J Hubert Morehoure. The first meet,5 °J , h X e ff or u close and daughter Anna Gray of Grand Uxl on October 2. Several . brother. Fred O. Stokoe. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs P. A. Smith of Mul­ ^ a P ltls *P en } Sunday evening with ! numbers numbers were were played played by by the the band. band. liken visited their daughter Mrs. inw will be held this Wednesday ----------. "nrr wb-- '■« ............ »' * 1 “STJfi ^,“41“"“^ ” ™ Tne bud ----- — -------­ !£“ -------------------------------------Rny Salomon of Grand Rapids William Cridler and family Sun­ „,b Mr. *. Hrnninr ----------The yells were led by six of the tert' o7 ‘ the^'years' work "Nipping " nd fact ot the hous ® ha 'l ng PTt-Thfodore WlcnDfa. cheerleaders. Coach Brook spoke spent jrvcntl days last week at the ।day. September 27 and helped tlieir Food . Bills" should be quite educa” r ' JenUns carried “ li .till Hawaii. --------------for B few mlnulM _ Qood . Is still stationed at Hawaii. home of his brotiter. Glenn, and as­ little granddaughter Helen Cridler Mylo Shaw returned home Sun­ ell explained some of the team's Uonal and and Interesting these nays. days. ««*« " sisted with apple picking. 1 celebrate ccieorate her ner 9th snn birthday. mrtnaay. uonal interesung mew n,,rdrt day Vi th his show cattle. The last plays which arc being used. Max Malchele. youngest son of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Carey nnd two »"d Mra. Mary Sharp Is still confined 1 Mr nnd nnd Mrs. Mrs. Chris Chris Malchele Malchele of of . daughters. daughters. vtaltAS her mother. mother, Mrs. Mrs. “*?***’.• *hld fair where they were on exhibit to her bed "by alckness but is some Mr vlsUM her L7." ’j ■ n The Junior band will play for the west Thomsnple. Thomannle hnd had the mlMortntafor- Adeline ArtMiru. Barrell Rnrrrii in Grand Ranlda. Rapids. “nd Martha Jean schad Schad spent b Bun ~.Improved. next home game oct. 23. A tenMrs. Sam McKeown accompanied piece German band will play for James McKrvitt. son of Mr. and tune to break hh right arm above Sunday Mrs. Maurice Johnson Of the Blw ca'led mi friends of Bur her nephew Andy McVeigh to Chi­ , the last home game Nov. 6. Due Mrs Wm. .MrKevltt. who twenty thc wrist Tuesday of last week. cago Saturday and expected to re-1 to the Ure shortage, tlie country years ago on Ociober 1 cnlLsted Jn while cranking the tractor. This Is1 Powers district spent several days <>«»• _____ , ______________ ____ turn home Sunday evening. Andy students who play in tne band will the navy nnd served four years, has quite a misfortune, for It . not only * ’ ’ “ • —--■j—— repealed thc performance. Oct. 1 he binders lhe etunplrtlon of his fath­ mnthsr Mrs Marv TYbver whose e“ the Methodist churcn tor has employment In Grand Rsplds. not be required ns before to play h£lth Is t^orly . bfne£Lt of ,urt ,und h™ •e‘ He expects soon to be called for again Joined and ax machinist mate er's farm work, but also pute a for the home games. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION army training. » Mr and Mrs. T. J. Berry were ,or Wedn7^?’ aycoHd-clilM !•> at the present quietus on his football activities nt The Girls League board held Ita Mr. and Mra. George Mason and first meeting Thursday, Oct. 1, with j stationed al San Diego. Calif. 'niorhflpple Kellogg school. nmong tlfose who attended lhe l«t Previous to going to California Connie Beeler returned to his Pl., U. Ort R.PM. Irt I little daughter Dorothy., also Ralph Morrow and wife, all of Grand Rapright years ago, Jim was em­ studies at Detroit Sunday, after a nice Johnson, daughter of Mr. and , ids,spent Sunday at the home of ployed at thc State hospital at few days’ vacation, following three m™. widow u,«u of orange Thomas. Mrs. years widow Maurice Johnson, to Roy Thom | Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver. Mr Ypsilanti in tlie hydroUierapy months at the College of Morticians. years of Orange Thomas. awav thia Monday afternoon san of Mr- ,nd Mrs A- Thom of । and Mrs. Oliver and daughter Eundivision. 80 many people have. been ill nasserf Inthe village where Wyandotte. Tlie marriage took , |Ce drove out to Assyria Bunday and Albert’Parker Is better and able with colds recently that we won't Lt her ht>me die___________________ has resided twenty mofe «n August 17, in Angola. Did. called on Mr. and Mrs H. A. Miller. tn lie out aqme following two weeks try to enumerate them. __ _ or ____ -— ■The bride Li a graduate of Thom-I of sickness. ' Glad to see you up Mrs. Lawrence of Yankee Springs years. Mra. Thomas •has been in ..................... ... Harry Stehr on tlie old E. M. | Brown l^in. farm, threshed threshed beans beans with with again. Bert! mother of Mrs. Dennis Duffey, has poor health for some time and un- nppIe-Kellogg nppie-Keuogg school scnooi and ana for lor the tne , Brown Tlie Rbuse circle had a very been looking after thc Clifford | able to do hcr own work. Mr. and Mra. P^stc'shteen monthshasbeenem-i hla combine on tlve Hattie Johnson plea-ant itftcmoon. Thursday at Gardner aidner house household hold the past week -r.kl] Frank Senslba have bar. beert beeri looking gS Pfoy*. .“ as re' ??? ■I «5 LBrra n\A J.he h*_ lat, tatt£*rr pTrt Let Us Balance Your Feed Grains urlng lhe the abhence aAtnce of of Mrs. Mra G. G. I after her the paat two weeks and U. I ”® dld “ v®fr nl" ]ob a"d thc , the home of .Mrs. Mattle Benaway during - . ‘C,................. . Mr nnd Mrs. Vem Johnson of when they went to the home Sat- U chief Inspector of lhe Detroit Or-) beans were of excellent duality. Mrs. Cronlnger’.-. daughter. Mrs Dutcher of Grand Rapids was a vls- Lnnslng, spent Saturday afternoon . urday morning found her complain­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will ing of dlzxlness and shortly after, 1675 «r 20% PROTKIN Alex Potts of Grand Rapids is jJohnson. site suffered a severe stroke from busy harvesting the potato crop at In keeping with the war time which she never rallied. Before HEALTH AND his form, on Grand Rapids St. ,oolicy. "two Jobs for every person.” moving to Middleville Mr. and Mrs. recently purchased ot Mrs. Llzric ]Dr. C. A. E Lund, our only ph., ENERGY IN Do you know thot the flocks owned by all the Thomas Ured on a farm at Parme­ Merfnash 16% •Stimpson. nslclan. who has served this com­ lee and therefore were well-known producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 EVERY LUNCH Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman McConnell ,munity very efficiently nnd faith­ In this vicinity. Site was a mem­ Mermaah 10% eggs per hen? Yes. you're right. They Were fed spent thc weekend nt their home fully ( thc past ten years, has in ber of the Middleville O. E. 8. chapin thc eastern part of town. They jkddltton to his heavy practice tak- | ter nnd while not able to attend 16% or 20% Mermash. Mermade Balancer 32% have an apartment at Holland ,en on the practice of Dr. Raymond । the meetings, was willing to do what Mrs. Weiss of SaginaW~dveraged 160 eggs from where He rm has been employed jFinnic ot Hastings, who has left' she rould to help. Mrs. Thomas Mermade Balancer 37% 400 hens ond netted $1.85 per hen over cost of this summer nnd niter November (for U. S. service, we are glad to was bom in Channahon. Hl and Poultry Supplement 32% 1 plan to remain there’. feed. She has fed Mermash exclusively since 1931. Know nr. Lund will continue to re- I Is survived by one sister, Mrs. Daisy Mrs. George Masters was taken aide f here, thu? will be here nights. Whitmore Snae of Minooka. Ill. very-ill during the night Tuesday of {and plans to lie here Tuesday and two brother*, Edward Whitmore of last week, and is bedfust and suf- .Thursday afternoons and Saturday Chicago, III., and Earl Whitmore fering with a blood clot fn hcr leg. evenings, ( at least. Tills common- 1 nf Denver. Colo.: one slcp-slster. Hcr son Richard and wife of Grand (ity, in the horse and buggy days Mra. Anna Horton French of Joliet, Rapids have been caring Jor her fsupported nine doctors at one time . ill and one step-brother John Horand her daughter Mrs. Mildred (and now with gns rattening at hand ' ton Gathney of St. Paul. Minn_ Average herd production records up to 626 lbs. Mlckcl of Clile.vRo. came Bunday ,looks like "grandma" with her rrm-1 also several nieces and nephews. 14% or 34% Protein of fat per cow hove been mode on Milkfnoker. to assist In her care. Mra. Leon Drew and son Norman Our Milkmakers for 1942-43 are fortified wifh nf Battle Creek visited her mother Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt Mra. Hattie Smith Saturday evening and copper to assure you grteatet herd health, and Sunday. Her husband came.for more efficient production ond more profit than them <>n Sunday evening. Wm. McKivltL. fire chief, has eves before. called a meeting of the auxiliary । ONE DAY ONLY SUNDAY, OCT. 18 firemen at the Council rooms, for 1 Matinee 2:30 P. M. Evening 8:15 P. M. Thursday evening, Oct. fl at 7:30 I “Start now to fortify o'clock. ' Mrs. Left* Bixler who ta assLstyourself . against winter ing Mrs. Arthur Ocoback at Hud-1 ANDY, o pig, weight 31 lbs . got Porkmaker plus corn, oats G wheat. Weighed eolds! prink plenty of .Mjnville for n month, has received . nourish Ing Highland! 192 lbs. 76 days later. Gain 2’4 lbs. per day. AMOS. Andy's brother, weighed 35 ward that her son Arlle. has been | Dairy. Grade A Milk, one transferred to Ban Antonio. Texas 1 lbs. got corn, oats and wheat but no Porkmaker. Weighed 98 lbs. 76 days from Camp Crowder. Mo. of nalnrr’i purest and later. His gain was only 83/100 lbs. per day. Porkmaker 44% makes pork Mrs Rose Mitchell who lias been ; visltlnR her daughter Mra. Osbert. more profitable for you. build you up and prater I Griffith and famllv left for Battle 1 Creek Tuesday and will visit her I size or riu sister there and her son Cecil and । fatigue." family. In Detroit, before going on । Ration Wanted Com Povkmoker Wheat Midds to her home in Lincoln. Nebraska. | • Orauhg Oats. Brwrtl saws Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your groccrt. 44% Protein The Russel) Solomon family have Little Genevieve. Otto, thot funny man. Bill O'Connor. Pig Starter moved from her mother’s home on 270 I ba. « 100 lbs. 470 1b.. 180 the west, county line, and are nice- j Pig ’Crower Irish tenor. Prairie Ramblers band ond singers. Arkio. 100 lbs. tv sctnJed in their new home, the , 200 Ibi. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK Fatfener the Arkansas woodchopper. Christine (Mrs. Jack Hol ­ 100 lbs. 1.000 lbs. former Zcrbc home. Mr »nd Mrs. Albert Pierce of 1 den), Jennie, Joy and Joan, trio. HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW |i^ Landing visited her parent*. Mr. ; OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c: QT. 11 maker and grain mlilure In separate hoppen If you like. and Mis W P Corson the tetter 1 Main Floor adults Children nart of the week’ and the weekend. I Balcony adults ... 44c Reserved Section Thursday accompanied by her mother and brother Harry, they , TAX INCLUDED BUY U. 5. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS drove to Otsego and visited her' grandmother. Mra. Nettie Corson at ' Tickets now on sale locally by the home of her daughter. Mrs HASTINGS, MICH. . Belle Woodrow. Bill Andrews and Angela's Sunday dinner gueata at the N. CHURCH ST. Olenn Solomon home were Mr. and j TittrHetti uu Mrs. Fri Good of Caledonia and the. Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutiqp Spontotod by Lt. Howard J. Poyefto Po»t 565 V. F. W. Russell Solomon, family, local. Rev. and Mra I W. Minor accompelled by her mother, Mra. I *» Bi NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS member federal reserve system CREDIT TION BANK BLDO. -no™.. «« ™ We Grind and Mix Feeds U C DU A CU IV1 C iSIVlM jn ' 95 Plu. Plus strength! OW! STARTING • GROWING * LAYING a MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! MILKMAKER 34% MILKMAKER 24% W. K. KELLOGG AUDITORIUM Be Fast, Cheap Gains tviih Porkmaker 44% WLS NATIONAL BARN DANCE SHOW/ Radio Stars in Person, Direct from Chicago nonthi luantii right. a tele- FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. tn HIGHLANDS DAIRY i: �»A(JE SIX Tng HASTING B BANNER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER t. 1HI I family visited Mr. and Un. Lyle Hastings Bldg, and Loan Assn, to| itlng settlement entered, petition SAXONS DEFEAT MARSHALL nAli/i IMA MFlA/t* Local Young People r“l™K CI,nT* _ , Beatrice B. Benham et aL SH lot 7. ,for hearing claims Hied, notice to GO To ZEELAND TOMORROW KI JW INI1 NrW\ . f n r I Saturday visitors at the home of Todd -of Bedford Saturday. Bl. 10. H. J. Kenflelds Addition, creditorsTasued. A spirited Saxon eleven bowled' Leave For College Mr. and Mra. Robert Krohn were Hastings city. | E,t. Lottie Rtusell. Annual ac- over the Marshall Redskin* Fri- ,Th' majority of the best score* I Mr. and Mn. Otis Krohn and D­ GREGORY Myron S .Emmons, et al. to Har- count filed. day night at the fairgrounds by the ,hC wec“ were confined to lhe booui cna«a tne ucx I sie Krohn of Battle Creek. Mr. and w -------n... ----------------------. Eg| Qorh4m proof of l9.Q Wlko< th< Recreation Leagiie where Itastlno foUe,rward for thuae Hastings p«>- [Mrs. Frank Olmstead and Mr. and WARRANTY DEEDS — Nicholas Stulfbergen and wife to Beach. Johnstown Twp. publication Hied, order allowing lln* apart, .coring ail three I ' “”d P>e whq_have not entered the serv- ;nn Aruiur otneuana m zsemen Greenfield of the McOmbcr district Ethel Grace Brown par. Sec. 18, j Helen Shively to James Swanson claim* entered, final account filed. S,xn[? , oufhdowns. The ’Ad^uZrt ? “ ***" by p,enUfuI .Springs. ‘ 'M.ii'.'jA' ',"£.““"10 ’ ssazsrziXsj*x-~ »•*•«! “«, Orangeville Twp. 2 Z.Z. Zzz. Z. J,.,. ' ' ' victory was Ha*Ungs first win of [ “^le» »hen A^ MelnMe and Hubert pfoymenl and lucrative : wages. atiu TUchep Wen_,H |and Mn.cnDcwayne . Greenfield. Mr, and Mrs.Mr Gerald 11UK1>cr Lloyd Freeman and wife to MlnMargaret Garllnger to Samuel Os- assigning residue entered. * —— ■■■■■■" “ -—• —-,. — . , ■ ■' । nr u. ui m acnoiarsiup awaracu ।I tertained Mr ike Pheln* Mr. and Mrx Mrs. Xf Mike Phelra 1I MUa Beatrice Benham of Haia tie ftnd 8°3 series with high single to Beatrlro Rrw tact «nrincr hu j -i? “Y"' •'ncipa । | tings spent Thursday and Friday at nie B. Ballou lot fl. Bl. 25. Eastern . troth and wife. 130 Ac. Sec. 4. Maple. Est. Evelyn Brower. 'Annual acHoling, Ihrtr MM; aUSTS' I honoring the birthday of Mr. Phelns. '! Add., Hastings city. Grove Twp. J?*?1"— — called her to further scholastic 'honoring the birthday of Mr. Phelps. ’I :the home of Mr. and Mn. Olenn Samuel Ostroth and wife to1 Ethel Gamble to Irene Burghdoff icounl nledIngram. down in thc second period when '**'* °pachievement at our mir state .bite university. unlvendtv . ... . . . [ "^ Buster stayed from Margaret Garllnger 130 Ac. Sec. 4. and husband. 1 Ac. Sec. 33, BaltiExt. Marion R. Malchele. Release Wilcox plunged over from the one *2*“ Don 81e- The field of nuralng I* being en- L “h, Norton t^ui’^tJr<tav ’itahtFri-- , MIm Mildred VU1C Cole ul of w the Barbers “"d d 584 nd ,er«> b>' Rosemary Weeks and Mar- ■ d*J n!nht until Raturdav nioht «l ! Com,:r’ »M »n over-night Maple Grove Twp. more Twp. • of guardian filed, discharge of guar- yard Une. climaxing a drive ot 40 Sam J. Ferree nnd wife to Albert I Rooe cretalnger to Lee L. Lang- Idlan Issued, estate enrolled yards. Ottosen * try for the extra In ' Jorle Reynolds at Community hos- ^i^Xlii. Diz^sad Boto? KUext of Miss Beulah Bush ThunH. Lyons, et al. lot 19. Walnut Ridge don and wife lot* 34 and 35. Sylvan Est. Charles E. McMannis. Petl- point from placement, failed. . w plul' B*lUe CrMk « d>y' . The Saxons started their second U. Wm *l Borge** hoapital. Kalamazoo: and En*,M Mra. Mar/Smlth of Lansing spent Plat. Johnstown Twp. j Shores. Sec. 7. Prairieville Twp tlon to open safety deposit box tiled. «I A>V* lrd l,M‘ Commercial League Evelyn Townsend at Marian Louise 1 Rev and L Shotwell of1 the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Lathrop and wife to : George A. Kelley and wife to Guy • to open safety deposit box filed. • Russell D. Reveal and wife, lot 3. Bl. C. Keller and wife, lot 10. Bl. 5.1 ordor to open safety deixult box vardh ne Oalm/bv bJSS? Mvera *“’l ”1 £ Melrose hit the Jack- withey School of Nursing. Blodgett Malek. Helen Plerama from Grand Melvin Wade and her nephews, yard line. Galas bj Banash. Myeis pot In the Piston Ring League with hoanltal Grand Rsntd* *' w—1— of r~... a TO ..n— « —<— ' ’"’ Rapids, .nd and Eunice Feelman Louis — and William Cordray. 4. Danial Strikers Add. Hastings . Daniel Striker's Add.. Hastings city.' entered. •nd P«t the ball on Mar- £7 , <fouW^‘winner, T u.nnu city._____________________________ I ----------— / j Ext. Eunice Hoyt. Petition for ad­ shall'* 2 yard line. Wilcox then teachers colleges colleges have at-, Lansing were weekend guests at; Walter Hammond and Mr. end "treek." " " 1 ZL'.ZV—" Shah's then,*—the ..--------u I, The rn« teacnera traded several Jack Laubaugh go-Ithe horae of Mr, and Mra. Frank Mrs. Clifford Converse and daugli__________________________ I QUIT CLA151 DEEDS ■ triuiUiiHior mtnw^ator '11™. filed, petition petition for for spespe- plun<rd orrr for lhr touchdown. A .... Banash touchdown. A |[ WB11U In ,the newly nalaiu formedroml|B Rotary-KI — ■ Christopher A. Merlau nnd wife to ' clal administrator filed, order apapfro^Z intended for w„­ Ing to Central Michigan College. Hoamcr. < ter of Freeport called Sunday at pass from.' Banash Intended for|Wnnta League. Harold Phillips was Mt, Pleasant and Maurene Haavlnd. I Mr. and Mra. Albert Barry were the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn |1 ■ F LI | Erasliu Ingraham and wifk par. pointing .pecial administrator en- ColemarvwM Cnlemnn inentnniefe and HasHni- ■■etl6lIy __ ... the >______ ...______ _____ < Incomplete leaflPr when ... hp •^^cd | ■ I la | j Sec 0 and 7. Prairieville Twp\ tered. bond of administrator filed. tings led 12*0. 1a clrde-. wlth a Marjorie Hill, and David Goodyear Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and.Ingram to Western Michigan College. Kala-, Mrs. Harold Norton, honoring the Mr. and Mn Jay Snyder of Has■■ | W I I W '■ Nellie H. Ingraham to Royc\ A. ’ Htera of administration issued ■ “ pa** that ‘ ‘ was 1Inter' —.• of 241. A, Marshall high single .game mazoo. 'birthday of Barbara Norton who Is {tingjs and Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Phll; Glezen and wife, par Secs. 6 ant).7. »»• Jc»n Crawley. • Release -cepfed by M Thomas on Marshall's In thc Piston Ring League. GrindCharles Manker If at the Owosso now five years old. Up» »D*nt Sunday afternoon with . Prairieville Twp. \ of guardian filed, discharge of. guar-40 yard line set up the Saxons' final era blanked 40 M .V M; Shippers Bible School. Owosso: Jane Clark | i Christopher A. Merlau to Royce A. b*ued. estate enrolled Mr and Mra. Radford Stidham Belle Houvener of Augusta, tolly in the' fourth quarter. With won a pair from Office No 2 and Konleezny ~ Mrs Joe Sen!« —spent ----|, Glezen and wife. par. Secs 6 and 7. EM-Ssniual F. Zerbc-Order allowat North Park College. Chicago: and .on Rush of Hasting. were Bun- o Mr. and Wilcox. Ban ash. Myers. ^|id M. D,.,I“k'W.1 »“«»““»»»• .... .mono Murphy Murpnr *. Sem- day evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. zttzzzzzr. _;.J evening Raymond at m St. Rose Sem* f,ernoon and . Prairieville Twp. Ing rlalms-ciitercd ' Thomas earning the ball to the ___________________ wltiv- h his Mrs. _ iimiiv. iiianu rutpias; ana enrol Gerald Tlscher*. wl,h " parents. Mr. and 1 I Sanford T Shively and wife to Ext. Ida O Sawdy. Order allowing Hastings 25 yard line. Wilcox then ;Fuel blanked Middleville; 'Adam Konieezny of Orand Rapids Helen Shively. 2 Ac. Sec. 8. Hastings account entered, discharge of ex­ scored on an end run .M Thoms. eom ’ ptte rerles from , L Kal ^f x> 9 “ ^ ’ K . “ U ’ Mrs. Evelyn Altoft, Mn. Leona " ~~jit; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Webb of mazno Dorothy Stanley ha* chos­ IOWA AIR CADFTS ;=*»>•■ ccuuir issued, estate enrolled, sv vv zw Min i j , wu,Um j and w|fe l0 . Ext Thoma* Gorham Discharge of added the extra point by a place 'Nashville and Piston Rings won the en Michigan State as her future Yarger and Mrs. Nina Landon were ■ West Oun lake were Sunday dlnGrand Rapids visitor* Monday. kick. odd game from Leonards. Iner eue«u of Mr. and Mrs. Vem alma mater. issued. .estate cnElizabeth A. Strickland. 60 Ac. Sec administrator Issued. Thc Saxons showed superior The play In lhe Commercial Len-, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jenson from Haywood. »■ Carlton Twp., rolled. Broodcait Over [' 35. Grand Rapids were weekend guests > Mr and Mrs. Donald Heninn K*t William Tllinarah. Bond nf ground •gaining nbllttv throughout < Rue resulted In Moynahan Sales I Marshall F. Pierce and1 wife 10 to the game, gaining 230 yards to their I ‘«>tlng the odd game from Middle­ of Mr. and Mn. Cleon landon. and scent Sunday with Mr. and far*. Sec. 33. 1 administrator filed, letters of ad ­ Irene Burghdoff. 1 Ac. £ ,, CLLB also Jolncd U1(, famJly ln <he opponents' ill. Hastings picked up I'iile creamery: Goodyear Bros.,I .Cleo Haywood of Dowling. V, ________ 1 ministration issued, order limiting Baltimore Twp.. A Lions Club was organized in । birthday celebration of James Lanfirst downs to Marshall's ' Hdwe. won the first two games but Mrs. Ernest Tungate and father-. ' IreneBurghdoff to Ethel ~ Gamble. entered, petition for eleven I—z .. . settlement four lost the last game to Moose; Medics Nashville Tuesday evening of last1 don and Mrs. Carl Jackson, that in-law. Loren Tungate of Assyria Sec 33 Baltimore Twp. hearing claims filed, notice to cred1 Ac. Sec. week The club will meet the first took place al the home of Mr. and township spent Monday with Mr. r.i — .. ..,.1 had the better of State Insulation Arm. wman .nd R. Thoma * f i Harry and Mkble Kinit to Elsie M. , Itors Issued. nnd third Monday of each month Mrs James Landon In Portland, and Mrs. Donald Henion. --- 43 — Ac. • • ■ > E«t. Frances A Schantz Pinal ac- starred on thc Saxon line, which Wilcox. Sec.— 30. — Johnstown , dropped by a one game mahtin. ।nnd n charter night ceremony will I The others there were Mr. and Mrs. DIRECT FROM STADIUM I Twp count filed, inheritance tax deter- ! showed up very well holding -Mar-: ’jthclr serie* with Auto Sport Shop Ibe held November 2. Tlie club was Arthur Yarger. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- HINDS CORNERS — ‘—1 । shall In check throughout thc game ' mined. nnd city Fathers took the odd game isponsored by the Battle Creek Lions bur Landon. Miss Evelyn Pox. Pree­ John and Mellle Golden of Bal­ E>t. Llewellyn I. Campbell Tcstl- Saylor and May starred on*offense O.WOOO _______________________ COURT j from Andrus Service. IClub. The officers are: President, port. Miss Margaret Racy, of Wei- timore spent Sunday at the Kline SATURDAY 3 P. M. i PROBATE Esf. Edgar L. Henney. Proof of [ mony of freeholders filed, license for the visitors while A. Sommeri In tlie Bliss League. Foundry won LRalph —.... Hess; first Vice-President. | come Comers. Richard, Russell and and Golden home. ‘ publication filed, notice of hearing to sell Issued, bond on sale filed.: field. Baird, and Bennett stood out a pair of games from Tool Room. Editorr uun ninaemter; second1; Wayne wnyne Minaon Don Hlnderiiter: Landon ana and Mr. ana and Mrs. The children of Mr. and Mrs Ro­ BOB KELLEY, Announcer filed, proof of will filed, order ad- oath before sale filed, report of sale on defense Office lost a whole series to Shop! vice-president. Dr. Stewart Lofdahl; ; Carl Jackson and family of Clarks- bert Barton are having whooping milting will entered, bond ot admin- I filed. i Tomorrow afternoon the Saxons Office and Engineers were a game , third vice-president. Von Fumiss; vilie. cough quite hard. htrator filed, letters testamentary EM. Lyle Felder. Release of guar- travel to Zeeland. Tills is the first better than Electricians Courtesy of -------- ----—I — i secretary-treasurer. Ward. ..... Butler; First Aid classes begun -last ThuniMr. and Mrs. Keet Tobias and issued, order limiting settlement I dlan filed, discharge of guardian game ever played between these Tn the Rolary-Klwanls League. ' tall-lwuter. Vovle Varney: lion-' day night and were very well jrt- children spent Sunday afternoon , entered. petition for hearing claims Issued, estate enrolled two schools .according to school re­ Rotary blanked Kiwanls No. 2: i tamer. Gale Kelhl: directors for one tended. Mr. Dykstra proved to be with Lyle Tobias and family of Bat­ filed, notice to creditors issued Est. Rcva L Mott, ct al. Annual cords. ' Coast Guard No. 2 Whitewashed year. Ralph Weatherbee nnd Carl a very capable instructor, so. bc- tle Creek. ! Est. Elbert V. Smith. Declination I account filed Bliss and Coast Guard No I hnd I.vnch: directors for two years. Earl jsides all the good things that were Mr. and Mra Earl Kermeen of NORTH HOPE \ ot trust filed, waiver filed, proof of | ' a one game margin over Kiwanls Olinstead and Arile Reed learned, the Instructor made It most Caledonia spent Sunday with Mr. , will filed, order admitting will en- Hearinas Adjourned I A c Gr5lfr froni centmiia. and Mrs. Jack Snyder. I -----------------< • * —— interesting. wash., and Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Me- No. 1. _______________________ ; tercd. bond of administrator filed. |। riuuriliya mujuuiiiuu । PRAIRIEVILLE Mrs. Robert Krohn is home from Mason Newton of Delton spent I letters testamentary issued, order In Two Cases Callum of Cloverdale spent Sunday .^OCTIIWEST RUTLAND | Mrs Blanche Stanley of Kalama- ' the hospital now and is able to be Thursday evening at the Edd New­ SniuMiHce. 'evening with Mr. and Mrs Donald ,,, i limiting settlement entered, petition In Circuit court Thursday Judge I McCallum. ' I "df week^ rf zoo spent the weekend with her • up a little while each day after ton home. ' for hearing claims filed, notice to Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Phillips and of wnl < daughter nnd family. Mr. and Mrs.; almost three weeks in bed. 'creditors Issued. IMcDonald adjourned hearings in • Mr and Mrs. Oscar Wurm nnd [ James Boulter. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Jay Snyder were I Est. George Thompson. Order ap­ two proceedings to determine lake ' *on spent the weekend with Mr. and t „ remained tar n 1 Mrs Robert Orr and sons return- j nnd fnmlly were entertained by Mr. guests ot Mr. nnd Mrs. John HouveDorrance Trethric I pointing administrator entered. Ilevek in this county, in both of, Mis. Ted Binkley in Indiana, while ; ^rB°‘hyvU1"*’'ei“ remained for a | cd to their home nt Watervliet. Sun-' nnd Mrs. Ora Valentine of Orand <»» n Sunday. nlr of nu,u.„ Augusta which there is much Interest. , Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Cotn of HasI bond of administrator filed, letters 1 Agency __________ _ _______ The matter of setting thc level of tings stayed at the home. her hrJthTr PhUn raklnd’faml ’ day after spending the past month I Rapids for a Sunday night supper | MLs* Verabelle Golden relumed to j ... of ______ administration Issued, order___ 11m, with her parents. Mr and Mrs.! honoring the Mrtlulay of lhe iat- Kalamazoo Sunday evening after tting settlement entered, iietlllon | Upper ^Crooked lake was jidjourned > ^Jtfr. and Jay °''{jy near Quimby Sunday. 2nd Floor National Bank I George Adrianson. i ter Mr. Valentine. having spent ten days with home for hearing claims filed, notice to]until Wednesday. November 4. The ; Prairieville called Saturday after-|[ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gorham of , Mr nnd Mrs Lyle Williams of. Mrs. Arley Todd, who underwent folk. Phone 2307 cmiiiurs ,; Thornapple niuiuuppiL lake case wm set. .. . ■ ------— -----, _ creditors esxnru. issued. for noon on Mrs ------------Paulina------Murphy ' Kalamazoo were guests of their par­ Grand Rapids were Sunday guests. an operation about two* week* ago, | Mr. nnd Mrs Robert Barton and YOVR FRIENDLY EMMCO Arent Est Addison J. Pennock. Order Thursday. November 12. In both | We were worry to hear that Mrs •; ent*. Mr. and Mrs. France Gorham of Mrs. Sarah Johnson nnd Dora. , Is home now nnd convalescing very [children spent Sunday with Mr. and ‘ ‘ i appointing administrator entered, 'cases the dates fixed were agreeable ,George Thomas was taken back to Sunday. I Mr. nnd Mrs Merle Schley went nicely. ! Mrs. Claud Hammond. ' Game Schedules Are 1 bond of administrator filed, letters to the attorneys representing the the hospital. but hope for a speedy 1 Harold and Don Atkinson of Knl- to Lansing Sunday to take Mrs , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henney had j Mr. and Mrs Clark Robinson Yours For The Asking j of administration Issued, order Uni- j property holders Interested. | recovery. as their Sunday dinner guests Mr.: spent Sunday with John and George amazoo were weekend guests at the [ Schley's mother home. ! home of Mr. and Mra. Harry Dunn. Mr. nnd Mrs Lewis Johnson Jr..land Mrs. La Floy Greenfield of [Robinson of Carlton Center. Ml** Mnnda Bechtel has been on Miss Mary Dunn was home from ! and famllv snent Sunday afternoon; Hastings, and Mrs. Thelma John' the sick list last week but Is better ' Kalamazoo Saturday night and [with Mr and Mrs. William McKlb- son of Battle Creek. [ bln nt Hastings. | Mr. and Mrs. Lester Todd and | a* this is being written. । Sunday. COURT HOUSE NEWS MICHIGAN WJR JBiiiio AUCTION SALE Because I am going into defense work, I will have an auction sale at my farm, lo­ cated a mile south and 3-4 mile west of Maple Grove Center on Thursday, Oct. 15, 1942 Commencing at 1:00 E. W. T. the following will be offered for sale: HORSES HAY AND GRAIN Sorrel team, 9 and 10 yrs. old, sound; wgt. 3400. (Extra good work team) 450 bus. oats. 10 ton Alfalfa hay. 14 acres corn in shock. 15 ton clover hay. 6 acres standing corn COWS Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Oct. 28 Guernsey and Durham, 3 yrs. old, heifer calf by side Guernsey, 6 yrs. old, due Nov. 8 Guernsey, 6 yrs. old, due Oct. 26 Purebred Holstein, 6 yrs. old, due Dec. 22 Durham & Guernsey, 3 yrs. old, due Apr. Guernsey, 2 yrs. old, due Mar. 23 Guernsey, 2 yrs. old, bred July 21 Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Dec. 24 Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Mar. 23 Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old, due in Mar. Holstein heifer, 8 mos. old Guernsey heifer, 4 mos. old Guernsey heifer calf, 2 mos. old . Guernsey bull calf, 2 mos. old Purebred Guernsey bull, 2 yrs. old - From the Frank Snore herd BUZZ RIG AND CAR CHICKENS AND GEESE* FARM FOR RENT TERMS: Cash day of sale. be settled for day of sale. 30 days more. When this is gone they may have to shut down-for all new steel is 50% scrap. TURN IN YOUR SCRAP NOW! FARM TOOLS, ETC. 175 White Rock and White Leghorn pul­ lets, now laying. Trio of geese. 6 young geese. 2 good brood sows. Shoat, wgt. 125 lbs. 22 pigs, 6 and 8 weeks old. scrap. They haven't enough on hand for even Buxz-rig with 2 saws. Model A car with good tires. Model B |ohn Deere tractor, A-l condition. John Deere 2 bottom tractor plow. John Deere tractor cultivator. McCormick Deering side delivery rake McCormick Deering hoy loader McCormick Deering mowing machine McCormick Deering grain binder, 7 ft. cut Dunham cultipackcr 3 section spring tooth drag 99 Oliver plow Corn planter with checking wire. Set Belknap sleighs Wagon and rack John Deere manure spreader Forge ond anvil 6 ft. horse disc. Superior grain drill Fence stretchers. 6 ft. eloverseed windrower and buncher MasseyvHorris, 2-horsc cultivator Low wheel wagon Ajax cultivator. 1 horse. ” ' ‘ harness. 1 3-4 . tugs Double Simplex oil brooder stove 3 horse collars Large caldron kettle. Block and tackle. 50 grain bags Chicken crates 3 milk pails and strainer 4 10-gal. milk cans Forks, shovels, etc. (All tools are in first class condi­ tion) 1000 Ib. platform scales. McCormick Deering separator, nearly new. Circulating heater Kitchen cabinet Other articles too numerous to mention. HOGS The Nation’s steel mills are running out of WHOSE BOY WILL DIE BECAUSE YOU FAILED? HINK about it as revenge - a way to get back at the scum who have attacked us. Or think about it as a little more protection for our fighting men -something jou, yourself, can do to bring as many as possible home alive. But think about it now - for the scrap in homes, farms and factories has got to be moving to stockpiles within the Or maybe you don't care! We think you do. We feel that our whole community is ready to rise up and bring in thc scrap as soon as you get a chance. So you’re going to get that chance! . This week we’re starting the biggest next few weeks or it may be too late! Maybe you don’t know what it means to have production fall off. Maybe you can't imagine how it feels to be hunk­ ered down in a foxhole wishing for just one more clip of cartridges. Or to see the enemy rolling through your lines because you didn't have just a few more tanks. drive you’ve ever seen, to get in this precious material. And you’re going to pitch in, too, because this situation is serious. Stan looking around your place for scrap today. If you’ve got a son in the service, do it for him. Do it for the neighbor's boy - for those fine young chaps you just passed, out on the street. Above all do it for your country . .. and do it now 1 Nothing to be removed until settled for.'Everything to ROY BASSETT, Prop. ★ HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk ★ ★ ★ Witch this paper for detail* of the bis acrap drive and what you must do to help NEWSPAPERS’ UNITED SCRAP METAL DRIVE Thu apace contributed by The Haatingt Banner �TOT HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER g, 1H1 ^ror All 7ve nre All ive/loretoBe ☆ ☆ edw * * |r \ kitedStates WAR SAVINGS BONDS BOIL it all down, put it in a nutshell, say it in a couple of words- . . . -must, to win the war, buy War Savings Stamps and Bonds NOW. You MEN and MONEY will win the war! should buy them every pay-day. Men tq fight-and Money to arm, equip, train, house, feed and move , them. Men by the millions to shoot and win-and Money by the billions— • Uncle Sam needs your money to win this war. your money will do! 25 cents will buy a dozen And here is what bandages—how they needed them on Bataan! $5.00 will buy a Navy raincoat to keep a Only ten cents will buy the hundreds of thousands of millions-to make their guns, buy their sailor boy snug and dry on his lonely watch. uniforms, build their ships, pack their food, construct their camps, pay five .45 calibet cartridges-five of America's enemies put out of action their salaries, fit out their planes, turn out their bullets and bombs and for the price of a good cigar! $3.50 buytashell for a 37mm anti-tank Money-billions of dollars NOW to transform five, eight, gun and that may mean one less tank for Hitler. $5.00 will buy a steel bayonets! twelve million clear-eyed American;­ ... into the mightiest, the most devastating and irresistible fighting helmet that might save a soldier's life. $18.75, which is what you pay for a Bond worth $25.00 at maturity, will buy a complete field tele­ phone or a high-altitude flying jacket; two of 'em-$37.50-will buy a machine the world has ever known. Men-and Money-will crush our treacherous foes and win the war. You-with every other loyal American-must do your part to keep our marine barometer to help safeguard our fleet! To make America safe, invest in United States War Savings Army and Navy on the march, to keep every possible factory, farm and Stamps ond Bonds with every pay check. shipyard working at top speed. You-with every other loyal American at least ten per cent of your income in War Stamps and Bonds. To keep America free, save STAMPS AND BONDS ON SALE AT ALL RETAILERS. TAKE PART OF YOUR CHANGE IN WAR STAMPS ■ r. vi. , •- . > �THE HASTIXGS BANNER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER «. IM3 -Another interesting thing about," J. For instance, how would 5.000 fanners who came to Indianto be a parent of one of .■polis for a convention Ls the fact that none of them looked like the cartoonist*, conception of a fanner , ---------------'■--------------------- ----------1 ernl other department officers were AMERICAN LEGION © NEWS Krogers Tenderey Juscy, Tender E JC ,D* STANDING RIB ROAST >- 28c Tenderay • ROUND STEAK •- 37c Tenderay - always tender BOILING BEEF * 15c CHUCK ROAST * 26c PORTERHOUSE*^39c CHICKENS IKS -30c PICNICS SMOKO -t 35c C’-'ILI COX C*AHE - 35c Wilson's Cariified Country Club, in Viskmg Roil LEONA SAUSAGE > 25c SMELT Sliced - No 1 Quality La/go mi* MEAT LOAVES fc* 17c WHITING Assorlod Vad, Pork. Pimenio <o 15c Raady lo cook, delicious baked Vein-X Shrimp ’ SAVE - 10c dressed 35c u;~d» Kroger's Clock Bread\ LUUrll I lALLINU wvwaae ■ itRbhiiiw Sorloried Men Feel the| I Increased Living Cost SHORT OF QUOTA a. - .. - Needed ! ”"*• ,or ““*• u °< | COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS I many Incidents which might be quoted. One day seven calls came tended a family gathering at the ' home of Mr, and Mra. Clarence Higdon In Battle Creek. The gath­ ering was a shower for Mrs. Harold , I one or the trucks spent most of Higdon and also the birthday bf -S’ Eoc>,lt-day « £S”i “Tcn u“1' ‘SiUTp.mu following special resolution 1 The levies made by the govern-i r..wh a o ,u-i. —.I.— menl to carry on the war and lhe settin* forth declaration of war principles of the Legion, was adopt- war itself have addrd a lot to the m“nl ?M2- uceort,,nX 1 overestimated on welghu. -----------------j ed by the convention at Kansas] cost of living, as we all know. The to Charles Annable, chairman of the c, k manufacturer can add tile taxes and ^wevTrol^^ m^hVve 'n^id^TresX^lhy Wm' (City: I ID We pledge to the President of the Increased prices quite largely to the cost of what he produces. only been about 700 tons and at Hie If’t^icrao^rive’faih I | the United States, our Commander1 Ui । in-Chlcf our complete nnd undivtd- Tho laborer is protected by thc big present rate, tlie county will fall ^^1*’.'* 1 at the Healy home caring for moth­ increases in wages; and In war slion^qf iu quota by more thani-8 ,b>e r ProducUonl ; cd support in thc prosecution of the Industries is more than protected 500 tons. Mr Annable says. On In f“ct- lr county U even to , er and baby. I ’ s . ... । Thd num on the salary cannot rubber and paper the county .did i rcacb ,u t’uoU- about «» ton* of 1I Mra. Lena Morgan and daughter I WeTiave complete confidence and pais the increased costs an as does ... to —I ClarUsa. Edwin Hawks and Fred an outstanding Job but on scrap *cr“P •*•**______________ to be hauled In faith in Ills leadership. ,-me ^nufMturer r,MtA hU, salary rnctal we are lagging badly. Junk centers. Johnson of Banfield were Bunday ,unk dealers or collection emumt We commend thc loyalty, devo- has beSn WoMlWL'Iii fowl Kkes not by individuals who have the scrap afternoon callers of Mr. and Mra. If every county in the stale faiDs metal available. (tlon and effort of the American ut alt and In many coses very Utile, (’ * r'-in a like manner. Michigan would U«n people In the national crisis. The salaried man is the hardest hit. .... more .....r Hun 42.000 tins MM4. short V1 BEFORE JUMPING TO THE ' Mr. and Mra. Floyd Baird of Lanof I i2» We call upon ail of the people Of course7 there will be nn end to, fall , its goal—or more than 84 million CONCLUSION THAT YOU HAVE ring were Sunday guests of Mr. and f|o demonstrate tlie same soldi ot ^abnormally high wages after Hie pounds' Mrs. Elmer Gillett. They all en­ I NOT ANY SCRAP METAL WORTH sacrifice triflce and courage that is, Ls,beliig *“r. 11 suddenly, as It T...-.!... .h„ o. ?™"i5 rJJNTc5'§5 joyed dinner at the Hotel Hastings. ■ - ■by lhe service of- otlr - urm- did following the 1927 crash in the Mr. and Mra. E. H Lathrop were idr-nced .•."SMS? ™ ™s ™ ™ ■' Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Juna forceS*mt.the battle fronts of lhe stock market But just now the sal­ |TOO BIQ OR aMALL To BE Martin in Hastings. aried man Ls feeling the pressure of it means to the war effort. world -------To win this total war. industry, tlie rise In th^cost of living, and Tlie really tragic thing is that OP SOME USE IN THE DEFENSE Hastings were Wednesday evening labor, agriculture and government has been for same time. the scrap metal is available. There EFFORT. is more Hum enough of It lying ' must make comparable contribu­ - ™ ix sx about to meet thc county quota with idS [ tions and sacrifices. They Were Confused ............................. STSSlgh*rlt^S an^v wide margins to spare. But not ' Q “ . “ ..rTZ tnnr , , lamuy ana Miss Agnes Henson ana Persons, groups and organiza­ tions must not be permitted to use About Sunset Time suuui junscr I «mc rarlouramof t^ MttuUw Vmove “ f*nilly ’iurprto * dinner' at' the In. k.r,. lhe war as a vehicle for their adFour men were picked up in this " »i to the Junk dealers or collechpmf Arthur LathWell. We regard strikes, cessation of county 3untyUst H »‘h last week by Con.en-.llon Conservation tton ,lon cenUra. centers. No one ^rnandmg that the bS ^^ ^nerssn' of lhe Lathwork, lock-outs und discrimination Officer Oeonre Sumner, each charg- । " ' in employment as sabotage donated f., ed with shooting after sundown in •crap •ran be d ollut,d Scrap prices, taken over by a dealer. ______ r~~“ .Merritt &£ad accompanied Friction. jealousies nnd selfish their endeavor to bag a few more fixed by thc government, are more They brougnt Delore Mcfceown of Qulm-;1 aiu,u..( contentions among those engaged ducks. - ■ — ... ducks. They were were -----brought before than reasonable The Salvage ComI l° Ow°dfl.on Saturday where IR in the war effort must not be tol­ Justice Ben Bowman, admitted the mlttee here (and everywhere) is ! £ j.. —4a . ih— t° “ Junk dealer where it can be they remained until Monday as •L*1'**’ erated. Careers and selfish gain offences charged the scrap metal and each paid a merely asking that — cut. up. sorted and sent on to procguesta of Mr. and H Mead hhm*.’. mutt be discarded. be collected and brought In for sale , ... --------, — • — ■* r • — — — — — — Mrs —- R —usm — — ------i g 10.00 fine and te as costa. The four essing centers with a minimum of , and sons Old antagonisms must be forgot- were Clarence Lorey and Ralph at the standard urices Three WP a trucks nre scouring 1 . Bu ‘ lhU lrnlx *' Mr “ nd Mrs. Lee Griswold of Tigchelaar. whose homes are in llble* lh<f nexl niusl mQsl n^piui hclPful uung Ulln“ , ceoar Cedar springs Springs spent spent Saturday Saturday ntgnt night li vul[ r„. scrap, hiJ There must be no delay In re­ Allegan county:. Merritt Pike of ne county for but they can t - ‘u,r- u,c J . _7A. .... Mra. . it ** ,o hauli lt t0 onc °r .... lhe “nd Sunday with Rev. and ii.!J moval of Incompetents and mls-flU Ypsilanti, and .Melvin Scobey, of d“ ‘“IL. ™ nf ^»“«Jng five weighing stations: ’ Kenneth Griswold and son. !/• «“••wherever they may be found. this city. Its quite easy to, be con- . can cover ohl) a small portion <?f Nashville—Nashville Co-op Elev- . . - We condemn religious prejudices, fused about the precise time of sun-,• lhe territory. Each truck can aver- , ator • son and Mr. and Mrs Albert Benracial or national antagonisms as set If- a hunter. In the open season, age about two tons per day and.) WoJ'—J "s~ ^27*1” “2 weapons of our enemies. sees a nice flock of ducks coming his considering the fact that Uie opcr- |OrWoodland—Farm Bureau Eleva- son and son of Lansing were Sun- fund* day afternoon callera of Mr. and <3* A united people, with a single I .tor. usually h«. . r»Uwr «.»nFryapon-Rpnclmap Ekr.tor. Fossett. i’ i|u,,4 i, iioirMwd' .»p rreopori —rcunciman Elevator. Mrs. Burr Fasselt. br purpose, standing steadfast and with slvc pick-up Job to do at each place | ... j...... — . Middleville—Flnkbelner Elevator. Mr. and Mrs. Dale DeVine were J-ra.-.. th.i the iwtiu». ut Kilo i>...trt. absolute confidence in .the efficien­ of call, this average Is about as good Delton —Delton Lumber Co. J— ■dinner “---------------*- of -• Mr. — ■“ ----- -—• " ■------— ------------------------— Sunday guests and i •—• cy and might of our armed forces, DUNHAM DISTRICT asTh„4 one could expect. rh/.hr;wa inwir. nn Hfr* ln HasUngs, the Laub*ugh Mr». Ralph DeVine. Mrs Nelson;*' **■ The girls in 4-H Food Prepara­ und the valour and integrity of our iJ punkvard on Michigan Avenue just Brumm and children were afternoon L.».ura«i.r Vet.-ill. av.. Allies, assures n spirit for victory tion met at the home of Miss Har­ ! SIRLOIN STEAK fAIINTV CAI I lllft The which will win this titanic struggle riet Babcock Wednesday evening for :—d:volwn« ol mel-l Mr. and Mra Stanley Haley awl' SVT* for the survival of our way of life. a dinner complimenting their moih' whkh >• bhMV’1 m 'eon »r Lamin, apen. Sunday rth, MTS .MS. UwlCT.. . Strict observance of these prin­ (ullrr (nasinKthia b» «M-vptr4 A refining company of Battle ciples is necessary for victory. nt he rnra/ ' bftUgh °l x ' r,tcs th « onl y ^»ble I Huron Healy and daughter. [ b, Surarvi.ur K.uhtr n Creek under arrangements made by BUY Junkyard ln ,he «o»W. he U the! We are very sorry to hear Mrs "'sin "r “luir k-m* AMERICAN LEGION Fred Dean, showed pictures ot lhe Abtvnl ' AND AUXILIARY NEWS Dunham schoolhouse Saturday eve­ ™ndderablv Irai^dnee bad winter n*oln one on whon‘‘he Barry Sal-’ Archie McIntyre has been so ill. Hmilh *n4 Thoms*. wrutoms rtnwl thl vnRe Commlttpc ls relying to hanBoth Mr. and Mra. McIntyre have c.rriH . The sum of S24 5O was netted at ..... ning. „A „good sized crowd enjoyed AHO broughl dJrectly uken the home of | M«e4 t.r Hmira .at.p..,ud b. | the rummage sale held on Friday the potluck supper preceding the weather will probablj slo* down the dl(. Krgp Hat. .la—Mir-rai tnn*1 ‘° hu yard w,tf processing daughter, -Mrs Howard Davis in • "“.a” .I,BVr STAMPS u Saturday ■ — «_ .u_ Auxiliary. ..._m . . proRrnm. served bv the L. A. S. and by the DONUTS dozen 10c — ?hln™SdieSS Crnt,n wlth deUy ,h*n ««p! Battle Creek । To celebrate the sixty-fifth birthAsk any Plain or sugared, cello wrapped tnnl Olonn Ta^1 I l<,fl 111 “ny °thCr Pl“CC' ‘ P,caj»e look for nOtlCe of 0Ur chlclt. A good sized crowd attended lhe■ day of their father. Sam Buxton of ?V U> Kroger R5f>: KRORfl 3 ,b P e-' Joint installation of the officers ol1 Banfield. Mr. nnd Mrs Harvey KiVM onl> 1132 tons, alenn Tau- > Mr Annab|e states that salvage : en .Upper in community notice*, ? " v . u n “ii ‘the he Legion —----------- —----- ---------Legion and and Auxiliary Auxiliary .on Tues-' Cheeseman and Mr. nnd Mrs. Har- baugh. the only dealer in the roun- I commlttM. dennlUly U not attemptEmployee w__ . . week. ----- A 1 day evening of last .. slum iv equipped to handle scrap on a ln(f to plftv any favorKeg |t/ B PLEASANT RIltflE . 1 old Gray and their families spent Remember this week Thttraday ________________ :3. Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Bux­ large scale, has been averaging question of getting the scrap metal FLOUR EKRiCHEO J4*a 97c supper was served at 6:30. about 75 tons of scrap a month. ln 1Jse M qUjck|„ as possible. I evening. Oct. 8. is the chicken supBums as Installing of­ ton. Counlry Club guaranteed qualify ’Ivan •—•• “ •••—- ■served —->—< -<•» ■>»< pi is will mean »» l°'u‘ d',r' । Those who believe that Junk deal-11»r nt Coals Orove. ficer for the Auxiliary “nd Dr. Mr and Mrs. Paul Birman nnd Btc rcaplng hu<c profits would Mr “nd Mrs. Arthur Richardson Country Club Quality Tall m am I Campbell nf Orand Rapids per- family of Battle Creek were Sun­ inc the next three months which difficult lime backing up “nd John visited relatives at Ovid «j!1C 'orrnef'---------“ ,Utc----------service--for the Legion.. rfny guests of the Barney Williams added to the 700 tons “‘renay col- hRV<? -------------uiup. Hinn Safe for your baby cans lected and ihe 432 *blcb lbe 1 their beliefs with facts. The gov* recently. Other guests from away were Mrs.' other Mrs. fana|y WPA trucks may 1 b e able to get in. rrnment regular, prlcea rlg)d iy and Robert Cole, who la tn training r-nmniwU Mij Mllrtred wtlllarn _ ? wa _, n week Campbell of Grand Rapids and Mr. Windsor Ib constantly on Lhe’“t Savannah. On . has been vi.lti and Mrs. Waiter Single of St. Jo- end aural ot MLss Portia Laurey of totols oniv >»7 Um* *hlc-h ’wUrbe ' American or Dtic box tons short of the county s quota joh t(J thftt exCM8 proflu are , ing iiome folks for a few days. wph. , HastlngJ• Ml।1 580 of 1937 tons. . not made. ' Mrs. Prank Johnston of Cedar Fresh-churned Michigan i On Tuesday evening Mra. Thelma i Mr Laubaugh fonneriy had only । A ^p mfUI dea| for „ u spring, called Saturday on Mr. and lb Maid - 2-lb roll riisl Chai ch Broadcast truck yy.ll.Mc Pul ™- J" hu W keep ■ rrord W .b.i”. l^«»r Klnnc. .-.. ..... 1 Hubert. Mra. Gladys Henry. Mrs. Rev. Dr. Edwin J. van Etten. pi»tvrn w ulro Leora Friedrich and Mrs Mar j two Even so one extra truck can | pays out nnd wh#t he , Mr Bnd Mra Hubert Lathrop, Hu­ Cream slyle Golden Banlam No 2 ]ltnP impression on the the ,। cach Jot Qf mcU1 । Wiedlea were in Battle Creclt nt- ' tor of the Calvary Episcopal church ^1^, .vcn yr,,. inti* immrion nn wWch hc bert. Jr., and Marlene of Barryvllle Now pack, rich and creamy can Which must be moved. More ij can receive are fixed. Likewise he I “P®”* Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. tending the testimonial dinner hon-1 of Pittsburgh, was the first to preach oring the new department prcid- j a sermon in station KDKA's Church :ntten than not the trucks cannot11 must show how much time was con-) Kenneth Kelsey. Tomatoes 3 29c Tomato Catsup 2 JX 21c dent. Mrs. Ward McAllister. Sev-1 nf the Air ibe used t<? the best advantage. •umed in sorting and cutting up a I Mr- “nd Mr«. L. E Royer of HasRed-ripe, solid pack, lusc.ous Rich, red - Lprge family size boltlo I I given lot of scrap and the hour i lln«» spent Sunday with A. R. TeetLt Miller aupportrS 1 charge which he can allow for this er and f“mily, Tender Peas 2 23c Navy Beans lhe rerumneuibilloe 5 33c work is nlso fixed by tlie govern- 1 Ur- ond Mr‘- A,bcrt K,nn« ,penl 'utnmlliee be art-epti Finosl quality, Mich, hand picked | Serve them creamed lor dinner iment. His records must be avail- i,hc weekend with friends in Deable at all times nnd inspector. 1 troit. Green Beaas TJUc Slue Rose Rice 2X 19c Mr. and Mra Oliver Cheney and • nave been coming around on the Extra fancy, cooks light and fluffy New pack, line flavor Joan of Whitmore called Monday average of twice each month. Spaghetti Dinner 25c Fancy Prunes 3 33o ' Junk dealers are playing a rather on Mr. und Mrs. Alton Wood and • irnnortant part In the war effort nt-v don Country Club, cockt in 10 minulat Sznls Claras - New Crop right now and certainly have..as Pressing Necktie Sugar 5 «- 30c Pancake Flour 5 2, 23c | much right to a reasonable profit To make a good form to use in Bring ycur rug ar damp; lo Kroger'i । its anyone else—and the government Country Club |20 oz pkg. Sc) is seeing to it that this profit Is pressing a man's necktie, roll a Block Salt 43c Graham Flour 5 ua 23c I reasonable and not excessive, even large rectangle cd paper in a cone On account of ill health I will dispose of thc personal property at public auction at This low price raves you money High in protein, rich in minerals If a dealer were Inclined to try and shape or cut a cardboard the shape the farm located 5 miles south of Hastings or 1-2 mile north of thc Hendershott of the tie; this form can be inserted make It otherwise. Anvwav. whv quibble. Our coun- Inside the tie, flattened to fit the EGG MASH jQ DAIRY FEED »0 13 school house on j trv needs all the scrap metal it can shape of lhe tie. laid on a smesth W.sco 100-lb bag 1 V W«,co 100-lb big " 1 U I get. Let's turn it in—and quickly. ironing board with a slightly damp for (ugh egg production 18% Rrof*>n. tested. gusr«nlt«d | cloth over IL and pressed. Evap. Milk ILoaf Cheese 2 a Roll Butter Corn 61c 49c 23c 2 AUCTION SALE ic Eatmore Oleo 2 33c 9,000 units Vii^mm A in each Ib. Cottage Cheese 12c Delicious, rich, in PurePak container Com Flakes a large pkg 7c Dog Meal —1« 2 a. 15c Good lor all dogs (5-lb. bag 33c) Cigarettes Carlon SI.19 1st Wheat Gmis 17c Kroger's Country Club Quality Motor Oil ib 17c Cocoanut-lopped, sensalional value Oxydol or Rinso tX SI .351 Penn Rad - Pure Pennsylvanie 59c Sava al Kroger’s low price Peanut Better Toilet Soap Cider Gallon Pure - sweet - Michigan 23c HORSES Pair of black geldings, age 9. wgt. 3000 Sound and good workers. Bay mare 6 yrs, old. wgt. 1400 lbs. Avefon Gran. Soap, giant pkg. 49c Soda Crackers a 17c Country Club. Saratogalype waler 25-ot jar 33c Jack Frost. Save on this bargain Kvrthem ri»>< 4 19c 3 w. 14c Canvas Gloves .. 13c For fall farming or gardening \ COWS Jersey cow, 7 yrs, old, bred .Jon. 25th. Black Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, bred Jan. 27th. Holstein cow. 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 10th. Roan Durham cow. 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 7th. 12 Durhatn heifers from 12 to 20 mos. old, not bred. 2 year-ald bulls. HENS Around 80 White Leghorn yearling hens q Rich in Vi,arn,n‘ A< B “nd 1 On Heavy natural sugar conlenl Sweat Potatoes - Virginia, waxed for garden freshness - 4 lbs 21c O 'b‘ I vC I aIHS APPLES 110 » 39c Ail purpose' GRAPES California Tokays CRANBERRIES Potatoes CELERY 10c Crisp, lender hearts » 10c CA9BAGE a 21AC a. 19c HAY AND GRAIN 5 acres of good corn in shock. 15 tons of first cutting alfalfa. 50 bus. of good early potatoes. FARM- MACHINERY AND HARNESS Good double-work harness, 1%” tugs. Several collars. Dump rake. Deering binder, 6 ft. cut. Deering mower, 5 ft. cut. 2-horse walking cultivator 2 Oliver 99 walking plows. 2 single cultivator*. 2 3-*ec. spring tooth drag*. Gale 110 plow. Hoy tedder. Land roller. Pair sleigh* . Farm wagon and 14 ft. flat rack. 1 Vi horse gas engine and pump jack. Pair 1-horse flcigh*. 10 gal. churn. DeLaval No. 15 cream separator. 2 10-gal. cream cans. 3 gal. churn. Large cauldron kettle. 2 smaller kettle*. 1000 Ib. platform scale*. Corn shelter. Pulleya and belt*. Majestic cook stove, good baker. 2 white ash tongues. 4 stoneboat planks Some hoOshold furniture. Forks, shovels, hoes and many other articles too numerous to mention. Firm and solid heads a 19c ONIONS 5 Michigan Yellow mow « Michigan U. S No 1 IKROGER- The moUp_of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Is "M.lnlitn. 1c droit" (maintain the right). 50c Vitamin Capsules A-B-D G, 30 days supply in pkg. marshmallow Monkey. do not ahed tear* when , they grieve. Some eclenUiU ray It i* becauie they do not have deep . emotion.. Popular brands Country Club - crisp, nulriliou. Cookies TUESDAY, OCT. 13, 1942 STARTING AT ONE O'CLOCK I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: 15 X 39c ^tlWUNTHD BRAH~ TERMS CASH: Nothing removed until fettled for. SPECIALS for FRIDAY AND SHURD11 NEW CROP! FRESH - CRUNCHY - DELICIOUS SALTED 1 Ec PEANUTS lb 13 LARGE SIZE FIRST QUALITY HEAVY QUALITY CANVAS 10lr GLOVES lL2 ML ROBERT BRYANS, Prop DEWEY REED, A&ctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk Italy has 81 traflle deaths annually for every 10.000 automobiles in lhe I country: Germany. 41: England. 29. j WHITE CUPS QUICK RELIEF FROM FAMOUS ROCKFORD SOCKS • IQlp lt2U HL STOMACH ULCERS to EXCESS ACID Or»r two ndUJoa bottlee of the YTTI.I.ARD rkBATMKMTlMvob— ooMforroUptal BEN FRANKLIN STORES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN RUD'S DRUG STORE � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-10-15.pdf 08c443ef39e1b521b1124695bf88d454 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIOHTY-SIVINTH YEAR 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1942 oo i4-H ACHIEVEMENT Let’s Win the War First We Can’t Beat Hitler by Insulting Allies1 Home Front DAY OCT. 22 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 »• 8 HUI THE BROTHERHOOD Benefit Show for S< ON MONDAY NIGHT Men’s Club Room Here n.. t»<> tn. u» u<» x, .na I z° | Mrs. Lee H. Pryor, who for many I J 693 Member* to Life magazine's .so-called "Open , bal eruption of one small clique of | Fe,r* llved ,n Hastings before they Chinese Dr. Cha*. Foo To editorial associates associate* and and not <3 10 Lana,n«' «« serving In i — . ,4,.,.**j-, i Work on ' jLetter to the People of England." eoitoriai not the the II mov'0 8 anny । utc u. o. inr mart, tuupii. I Tell of Chino’s Part in War Tn the Boy* of Barry Co. on the1 1004 Project* 1* one of the most inane blurbs or •n)r । who had had military training pre■ vious to this World War. is now a ] The first meeting of the Brdther: 1 which have yet appeared in any Impressive I The Barry County 4H clubs will American publication since the start ] Major, and is serving in tin/Haw- 1 hood will be next Monday night." HI Fellow*. II. Life* statement that this letter •U»n Islands. The younger »on. October 19. at the usual place, the Tills la quite an honor for one.,j hold their annual Fall Achievement of World —War ----------... . . .. spoke • in this instance few a large John who recently completed his social rooms of the Methodist • The Banner ha* explained that and I am mighty proud to have this1 ; Dav D,y at al the Haitin** High School Herr ' Goebbels, himself. couldn>i nrooortlon ot our 13*000 000 fellow1 courte lhe Mlchl«»n State Col- church, at the regular hour. 7 a place for the entertainment of rplendld opportunity to talk wllhj,ym on Thund*y evening, Oct. 33. B neater blt'of . me, In tile .army, UI aim Ito rl>8c. enlisted andainiy. 1* o'clock. service men while in Hastings has you now, Now. 1I am nm no no news-snarx, new*-shark. BUI but , ,1 ,-----*“ck— n*“P’*y 10—----------“nre<1 , propaganda to iow discord among citizens, be Lnow — with the United States -forccs " must ' * dismissed ' as■ 'to-— This will be an outstanding meet­ juu. ■ been rented—the store building next ... u- n.m.tt ..i>4 i..■ 1. 7:15 for member*, u* rents and .... credible presumption on the part in Australia. Word from him. re- ing. for the speaker is a native of I to the city halL | Before this can be opened and of an editorial staff which often «iv«l thH week states that he has China. Dr. Charles Foo. a graduate ' OoHr*felk»w»—Just let nteheJtate i 9®un,y ,A«enl R*t,r •»» u ,n N,Uon* front' Certificot* Of War wOIX‘ of our state university, and a prac- ■ Necessity Needed for here a few moments arrangements for the ~ • •let■ moment* and tell you! you . cllBr? *f e of ot The one bright -----feature of- thia tlcing physician in the city ot St.' | considerable work will have to be Operation After Nov. 15 how very pretty Hasting, looks- 'T™' ter 1* that it could only have <ptwo, Leander B Pryor, was an of- Johns. Michigan, where he has for i ■ done, furniture and furnishing* for e»pecially'w^ so during the month off,lC.>“?Sn U'l* .**enln «.'. closelhelr Barry County t£W|X m:unX will work — tn . nation where the press, Ufe'a letter take. the people of fleer in the Union army during the several years been engaged in the ' Under General Order No. 31 is­ Its continued operation mutt be proOctober titt •------- ■— *- ,lr practice of medicine, and is high- ' vlded: for it must be heated, lighteady highly colored.-it hl00 1°<M project* they have been is accorded wide privilege* of free-1 Englund to task for fighting to pre- Yankee Springs when he joined the ly esteemed by the people. While sued on September 9 by the Office ' wane already of Defense Transportation all trucks eight. It the moat beautiful sight. .. U na-lCBrTT*n* this P“l summer. Nu- dom—and In thia connection. Life's serve their empire. If the British Union army, but lived in HarttoR* Dr. Foo has lived in this state and must carry a "Certificate of War Hons for the service men. Hastings k— to create, ।>..* . build, i me roue IndividualIndividual 4H . although .... ...the aren't ... ji.j -. imerous outstanding 4H letter indicate* .. tare's scheme tear!outstanding that, fighting to preserve their em-' manv ..... >'*■«. ■ and died while a real- counlrv for several years, he has Necessity" in order to legally opeawards wlU be announced as well press 1* free. It docs not always use plre they are foolish to be in the j '**"* down down, and rebuild rebuild. dent here. many relatives and friends in his I rate and in order to obtain gaso­ You see. out of what is now strug­ as club awards and 4H pins and native China, with whom he has line, tires, or repair parts after' Guards that there will always be a gle and destruction in so many certificate* presented to members this privilege with a proper sense of war at all and might better have , kept in- close touch while living tn November 15. number of men in uniform who will responsibility. ; given up willtout a struggle at the parts of the world will come forth finishing their projects. Michigan. Dr. FDo knows China and come here. They should have a In spite of tiie many handicap* something even better, more" har­ the Chinese an no foreigner could have been designated as National In thta letter. Life "lead with It*, beginning and invited Hitler I “T1’ wh!f? U monious. more beautiful than be- of labor, etc. Mr. Foster state* this chin", so to speak, and left the way come to London knd "lake over." know his country apd people. He . Farm Truck Registration Days, and has been a most satisfactory and will tell of the awakening of China, on one of these three day* all farm- *'rvlr' m'n hnm* » jopen for some potent counter blast*' way of growing, of changing, of re­ worth while 4H elub year. that has caused that ancient land Criticizing the English people for ers in Barry County who own truck* Mlui Mary Bullis, county home by English commentator*, if they building on the old—and we can । to become a Republic. He will exof such a place to meet oilier army attempting to preserve their em- ] extension agent, will be chairman of । inriinert Furnish Their Address for । plain how the Chinese, though nev- and all trucker* in Barry county hope. who service farmers should obtain tiie evening program featuring 4H „ t pire is like criticizing Lincoln dur ­ City Bonk Bulletin Board Well, so much for that, if I reJL.LrUr‘.1!^ 7rUke PTPU‘ t •-•auwnce assistance m in mung filling out out tne the necreneces-----------------------motion pictures,----------------a short talk by K. .| However, it is probable that most |n< the c|vl| War era (or f h The question has been and Is, fquRht Japan for over five years. application blank from the The Banner last week mentioned and have nrevented something about the UB.O. and the K. Vining. Kent County Agricullur- English journalists will accept Life's to preserve the Union or like crltprevented the conquest ronoue.t Tr.njpofUUon Com*1 Agent and colored slides of 4H tetter fnr .h.. it ,, 2 P' ’ ’ a fine service which the Hastings of China by the warlike Japs JapCoast Guard parties, so. all right, al Agent and colored *Ude. of 4H letter for what It te-the mere verfurnUhtoga and supplies needed for (Continued on page 4. Sec. 1) mlttee. evente as the Barry County Pair, City Bank is planning to give to 1 babble about Nature. has been a military nation for I The ODT Is now mailing appllca- this headquarters. At any rale, as you perhap; know. State 4H Show In which over 80 Barry county men now in the army, years. Her military rulers have1 With the fine public spirit and navy, or air service and to those had their greedy eyes on China for i tlon blanks to all truck owner*. Any generosity that have always char­ the U.S.O. la just one of the many Barry County members took part who may be called later into the decades When they saw that China Ii truck owner who doe* not receive acterized Ray Branch, he has opengroups ready to serve you. In the Ray Lamb. District 4H club Agent service. .It will also be pleasing to was making rapid advances in edu- :1 an application blank previous to way of refreshments, entertainment, • *“ ■ — *■ all relatives and friends of the cation and in government, they be-1 the reglsWUotito ” —or if you should happen to feel will announce various individual * the nearest ODTIHe u Pa’'ln« a“ lhe ««P«nee of young men in the service 1 Ran their cruel, hearties* Invasion .... inspired to write a note, or better and club awards during the evening ated in »ucni**n MichlRan m at provldln at U» field office. area in . « ,ri . entertainment ... . . Nothing can be more cheering to In 1837. expecting China would be r-rtiii.Ail member*, leader*. BeSSmer Jr still, a letter home, the material Is program. * ‘ a young fellow far from home. en­ i an easy prey, Thev were fooled, furnished—and a nice quiet place parents and others interested in the , proceeds Io help thia wartu It la gaged in or planning for a danger­ Thev control cnlv the coast line. , and ineGrand isarryRapids. uounty rarm irons-| J™** w" tha’i^^ean bi!’ so that you may concentrate if county 4H program are invited to Impressive Ceremony The Barry County Farm Transattend. : The following Items from a let ­ ous buslneu. than to receive letter* necessary. I might also add thati They have slaughtered millions of portation Committee to be named 17"' 7} ” ** ****** On Courthouse Square the letter would probably be more1 ' ter received by Mr. and Mrs. Cur- I; or parcels from relatives and friends Chinese women and children by i by the Barry County USDA War|'°£_u-b" work B“° .. ti* Garrison from their nephew1 back home. Many more such let­ than welcome— (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) I| Board, in .n. the room ; ix-ra. will be available K. Herman Hessmer.. Jr., of Hastings 'i Sunday afternoon wa* an ideal ters and packages would- be sent if Heavens, the way I wander from WWM to Ito Barry Counlr BaT.fl .time for the dedication of the new | who I* in an Engineering Battalion I wan Ana subject to subject, but please bear jI Honing I flag and flag pole erected on the people only knew where and how to r **■ llrmlnn Board FUuird located trwntawt at at 133 I'M West; Wa»t . (Continued OO POgW 4. RCC. I) on an American Air Base some- I address them. The plan of the City \()l jlip|)\ \ A I (1D\ with me, I will moke It yet. Seri­ square where the Daniel Bank is to Rive not only the names., JVLWILIkJ* JMILVIIJ ' State Street, Hastings, Michigan, as where in the South Pacific will be courthouse ' ously though the U5.O sponsors the abov* mentioned dates, to a*'of interest to his many friends in Striker fountain had stood since but the address or station where splendid parties. All last winter, 1898, several hundred citizens wlt[ sist farmers who own trucks and i Harting*: each service man can be reached, through the spring and summer, nesslng truckers'who haul farm productsVl.a. Pvt. Wesley Simmons -..w, ........... ; We crossed the equator and the ceremonies. Included which will be very helpful to all the girls have been faithful In pre­ in the number were a group of men from farms and tupplles to farm-.. nml/E EIUE Come from Hickory Corner. “"w • beeutUul uoplc.l Ueno from the Coast Guard statlorf at concerned. paring parties and transportation, I'in executing applications for "Cer- 'IrKI "L VLIJ llllE An Ar* n( ln 'wcullng I ' in the Ototom south Pacific scenery • •। ••• lut-toiu. The >ilc Btocnery The city Bank now has the name you see we have quite a group of An Act at Longrci* Provide* uncgte, of War Necessity" which all I Hl* parents at Hickory Comers here is beautiful and the mountains ]j Clear lake. Boy Scouts and repre­ of every Barry county young man I girls that go to Battle Creek every, : sentallves .... of the patriotic organiMethod tor Such Voting I trucks are required to obtain before I were notified by telegram Thursand ocean Immense. The natives 1 ,, , , who has enlisted or been drafted ; week. Tuesday night was called , rations of the city. Music was Im­ Congress not long ago pa-wed a November 15. , Hastings night —Then the rest of day that Private Wesley J. Simmons j of the island are very dark skinned. I XhS hv .‘kT 36. of the United Stales Marines, They seem to like us and go strohg | J school are printed In good sized letter*. I the evenings they would have girls had died as the result of wounds re- * for the American cigarettes. They | — c ty bands- dlrected b> Izwia arranged alphabetically and will law which provides that all persons1 —. . from Marshall Grand Rapids — But Totol Scrap Collected In the military or naval service of DI AM \F1 flMD , .. be placed on a large bulletin bulleUn board Jackson and on around. Sunday] celved In action on the Solomon > do our laundry, so have worked up Foils Short of October t open houre for famlli^-frientto | Wwds. — His and .big ---------j parents. i - kiMr _ u...i -----Mr. t Wf get business pineapples.\I. . , ”5"' „ TT.?L!h0 ln tl>c bank as fast a* the bank can the United Suites can vote for Presl- F LAH JLWI1K/ M > ■■ ah» Quota Fred Simmons also have another : banana*, chalnnan I get addresses of the men. This dent. Vice-President. U. S. sens- . .... men ---- .in service. --------'Fred bananas, coconuts and many other other.. .J^e,i2‘,to., .?P' of . the tor and congressman. It could ro ; l(||l|T RAN(l||tT •on. ©eland. In the marine*. j tropical fruits but one grows Ured I lon' chalf" bulletin boaid wlU be kept in the I remember when I was first in­ no farther, because voting for slate J VIIII UMHUULI The telegram gave no particular*! of them quickly and longs for a dcIenae _co.unc!1' lobby lobby of of the the City City Bank, Bank, which which Is Is vited to go over. I must admit I Igave the Invocation. Postmaster U a public place, and will be acces- officer* and county officer* Is a' man for Barry county and Winston was a bit skeptical, but when you go of his death nor the date when it,nice red apples. There are a few matter which the slates must pro-, (Continued on page 6. See. 1) *J,kJLl ld0 fnr f°ri. Mrttt thMC h.v, h*™ dnn. d°nc] ' virte inside, you receive such a warm wel­ occurred. A letter to his parents, i English civilian* on the Island; Un­ Meet Monday Night n’“K*’^so”by providing absentee ballots, so | come and you meet and make so dated AUgOrt 15. stated that he was [agtne they own the large sugiF and?., many friends that it is worth all on Guadalcanal Island, where the. pineapple plantations. To see a » I™ ' ■ , ' । (Continued on page 3. sec. 1) you put into it. During the sum­ marines wrested an Important air- | white girl on the street reminds one • i FIFJ n TR.A1/Xn--------------’' -“o* a "d re ‘"m it j voter ‘ballot, and return it to in aa ot of the B,rry O01®4* p“nn Bureau mer we had quite a few picnics and field from the Japs, and where ; of a lovely dlaplay In a store win­ F’J7n «TRI^ END i . .to I 1 prop*riy nrnnerlv sealed nonind envelope mwinno to in the ibo »nd and the tile Hasting* Hastinn Chamber of Com Com-­ they went over splendidly. We also fighting has been going on almost dow; every one Just looks and looks * .ic n't niu.uaj usiu vi.Ktoa '!“I ° o ’■ In the elty had a special, pile of continuously since that time. Ouad; and wishes he might have It. to you ' r £ “b .SS had numerous large parties here in ... • , ... , , „ 1 of the Wolverine Beagle Club c Hastings during the winter. For alcanal I* the mo«t Important of see Aunt Mattle all of this lovely David J. Coogan. Chief Boatshere last Wednesday wUh tor the pick up. tropical moonlight Is going to waste. instance, a Christmas dance at the the Solomon group of islands. ™ o- ’to Undm •wains Mate, new Navy Recruiter evenl of u,Pvt Simmons was bom near CU- : Ha!—Hal Legion Hall, and a spring formal Lost year’s gathering proved to be salvage chairmen are thus a bit re­ How did the Tigers come out? ! the 15-inch all age dogs. ( naVftI forccs BWay rrom thelr plBce nt the Country Club—and the fel­ max. Aug. 30. 1918. and graduated °hfnCe BU “.if’J?}*' The wlnnere *ero: First. Michalows really had glorious limes. We from the Richland high school in I We don't gel much news here but mazoo. Mich. has appointed Shirley Und Michael, owned by Dr. J. R. of residence, may request the sec­ a very pleasant affair and It was luctant to state that. althoiRh the felt that another such gathering He was employed at A-B occasionally have a good movie and still hear from some of the boys 1935. B. Henry, as an honorary recruiter । WigBerii arand jupjds: second, retary of state of the state where 'wogld help to keep the bonds of Rood enough to permit either Hasthat have been transferred to dif­ Stoves, Inc., of Battle creek from a band concert and O Boy: how for this county. send a ballot for voting Iwilcllffe Monitor, Claud Porter. he Ilves tonr, wuh friendship and fellowship exlsUng ferent camps, saying how much they 1937 until the time of his enlist-! good It Is to have some music Mr. Henry, a veteran of World ’Lincoln Park; third. Slebolds Bed­ in accordance with the provisions of! lhej,e two organlzaUons awtened quotas for the month. appreciated all that we had done, ment Oct. 33. 1941. He received again. How odd It Is we never ap- War 1 and a pastjoinder of the ! this Act I; 2 thePNa?v“n^dtfte^teX:,llvc “nd >lrovldp • plc»»nt eveQuy Noble*. Mishawaka. Ind.; (Oontinued on page 6) ' preciate our good... old U. S. A. un­ Alliiough the weight of scrap and hoped we would continue. You Naw nnd Secretary Secretary (; n(ng fo|_ #|1 An ouUtandlni[ gpeak. retarv of the Naw metal collected on Saturday is not til we have to leave it and then Lawrence Bauer Put No. 45. Amer- fourth. Flip m of Shady Lake, of War shall cause to be printed. ■ tean Legion, here, has two *ora. Everett Isaacs. Dearborn; reserve, er ha* been engaged and It will be — ----| tverett Isaacs. uearuorn; reserve. there is nothing we can do but watt , and to be distributed among the I' thing poaslBle to help you with your ©■(to .HO Rrthtor4 wKa arto nnar II’ — . . —. —_ — well worth the time of everyone to for Uncle Sam to say the word for peded to be in the neighborhood of job—and it's not an easy job. members of of the the land land and and naval naval' service with the’aa?Navy.’ "chief--------------------- ------ - --------------- - -------- i Imembers . hear his Umely message. Judge 50 tons. Hastings, however, has a The Coast Guards, as you know, Coogan has left a number of drThe annual meeting of the Bas- forces, an adequate number of poxt- Stuart Clement has been secured quota for the month of 900 tons taken care of so our ships can go are stationed at Clear and Pine cular* and other material with Mr. set Hound club of America was held 'Continued on page 6) act a* Into toastmaster. j and so. evento taking account Many of our readers will remem­ rolling home again. Write often. lakes. Saturday night being their Henry which will be of Interest to here Saturday and Sunday with field '•’ Committees appointed are: Gen- other scrap collected here to date, Herman. night of leave, they are more than ber Gordon Clement, a brother ot any of those who are intereated to trials being run both days. More SEVEN AUCTIONS era! committee: Mr*. Claude Hoff-1 the total will be far short of thia happy to come to Hastings to re­ Judge Stuart Clement. He was a what the Nava) service lias to offer. [ than forty dog* were entered to the j man, Leon Young. Harold Foster. । quota units* »tlll further effort Is lax and have a nice time, which small boy when his pa rente moved CELEBRATED MACK LONG. Prop. IACK Vernor Webster: Ticket*—Vemor made. .............................. Mr. Henry has,complete Informa- event. here from Prairieville. He attended 92d BIRTHDAY tlon relative to navy life and op- ; In -the'1all-age dog trial*. Hlllcrertl Having i ----------____________________ decided----to quit farming । Webster, B. L. _____ Peck. _____________ Clare McKee: | Therefore, plan* are already beWilliam H. Bchanti of tills city we have had about six dances and school in Hastings. Hl* wife is the portunities and will be glad to call | Peggy, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mr. r, Long will ~<n have an Auction o.i. ----------- — ... —.a Foster. e,.. —> ln(f congidered for another drive Sale --Program । Harold Stuart very successful ones which the older of the two daughter of Mrs. celebrated his 92nd birthday on on any man between the ages of Seitz of Muskegon won "Winners | at his farm located 34 mile* north-| clement: Supper — Mrs. Claude next month. Wednesday by walking down town, William Shulters. He lived in Belding Country Club member* have so 17 to 50 that Is interested to Join­ and Fallowfleld Reaper, own- । west of Banfield. He is offering u Hoffman. Roman Feldpausch: Argraciously sponsored. In fact they for about ten years, where he was also making the return trip on foot. ing the navy. For appointments Class" ed by the same people took first i good list of horses, cattle, hogs, hay I rangements—Clare McKee, B. L. do all the worrying and we have employed by the Standard Oil Co. Few people who reach that ad- phone 3414 days or 3443 evenings place. Maple Driver uuici Marvin, nuu.iii. ownvwa>- and grain, KIKU>, farm lurui machinery iiiacnuicry and ana mis- Peck: reca. Publicity 1 —Harold Poster. A. as their agent. He resigned that ■ vanced age could do what he did. the fun. and Sundays or drop a card to P. ed by Dr. J. P.’. Honey. Danville. I1L Ill..1! cellaneous articles. Dewey Reed ' R_ R. Van Vat Til; Prizes—Leon (Sam) BARRY WOMAN ACCEPTED At the Coast G(iard dance this position last April to accept a place Mr. Schantz has been quite active O. Box 244. Hastings, or call at his Hone/s Andy, same will cry the sale and Clifford Ham- : Young. for several years. past Saturday night we really did home. 305 E- High St. evening* or 'owner, third;; Michigan Maestro. | mond will act as clerk. See the — — —---------M Barry county's first voluntaer for have a tima! It seems that after volx. Mich., a* plant superintendent. Spndays. lanalnir fourth elsewhere In thia for full 1 Roy L. Smith. Lansing, fourth and and adv. ndv elsewhere in this Issuelune for full tiie fifty fellow* who were chosen He has evidently made good: for the CORRECTION ' Hillcrest Charleyboy. Mr. and Mrs. ( particulars. Hasel Campbell, daughter of 'Mr. The Hastings Public Library will to come in were on the bus, there last issue of the Charlevoix Courier ’ NOTICE and Mrs Clifton Campbell, Mlddlethe all-age bitch claw, the | DANIEL HICKEY ASON, Props. were other* who had been at the states that: "At the recent annual be closed all day Thurs., Fri., and I The annual meeting of the Barry I In in the all-age alien class, me i & nw™, rropa. 32, 33. and 34. previous dances who wanted to meeting of the Foster Boat Co., lo­ Sat., Oct.---------- *t [county rural letter carrier* assoc la- i winners were: First, Peg O My | Being unable to farm any more Miss Campbell recently took th# come again. The officer th charge cated at Charlevoix. Mr. Gordon One minute after midnight Mon­ Fried chicken »upoer. Wed., Oct tlon and auxiliary will be held at j Heart, owned by Mrs. Harold Fog-. and his son being tn service. Mr. day morning the regulation went didn't have the heart to refuse them Clement a former Hasting* resident I.,at 5 p. m_ Dowling church. {the Methodist church at Quimby. । leson. Lansing: Second: Bijoux Ru- Hickey and Son will have an Auc- into effect that .the speed of all so instead of 50 there were 65 men . Adv- 10-151 Saturday. October 34. Supper at tile of Banbury Cross, Mrs. Seitz, tlon Sale at the farm located 14 of director*, and was oppolnted automobiles travellngjm,the streets and 50 girls. ---------------- — .. ■ <। 6:30. fallowed by a short program. Muskegon: Third. Honey's Redskin. | miles south and 14 miles east of 1 and highways of tills slate must not the classification of storekeeper and Everything happened that night. Vloe-Preaident of the company. Mr. ---------------------—4 election ------of* of- — -------- Venus of Wanedoga., Nashville. They are offering a good exceed 35 miles per hour. We all un­ RUMMAGE BALE business meeting and Dr. .. Honey; At 7 p. m. the drummer couldn't Clement fills the important post 1 1 fteene All— memhera nf the T? I. .Tamer — . , ,F Te r. Battle Creek: Vesta [list of horses, cows. hogs, sheep, derstand that there Is a valid rea­ Ind. site of the University of Inmake it so Ken Sanderson saved of Plant Superintendent of the bridge on E. Mill St. Hospital C. A- and auxiliary are requested of Wanedago. also owned by Lee and farm machinery. Henry Flan- son for this regulation. It will sure­ ' the evening on the trap*. Howard company. The Foster Boat Co. Is river Oulld No. IB. to attend. Secretary. nery will cry the sale and Ernest ly make tires wear longer and con­ Frost helped out loo and one of the bu*y 100 per cent on government'? Graduating from T-K school In war contracts for the duration, and Coast Guards played the cornet. serve the rubber supply. elsewhere in this issue for full par­ Enforcement of this regulation The fellows playing in the or­ is rapidly expanding plant facilities, ticulars. AT THE END OF A • SCRAPPY” DAY chestra do a swell Job and at that having leased another building 60 will be with the Michigan State police. Word has come from Lan­ they don't know from one dance to x 160. and Is.building an addition to ' the next who lhey'Jl have. Fellows their plant 60 x 160." ■ sing that arrests will be made for BOB TIMM. Props. home for the weekend fill in so This will be good news to Gordon'* driving beyond the 35 mile limit: In order to dissolve partnership. or if one drives faster than condi­ everybody helps. The band Includes many Hastings friends, who con­ Mr. Clark and Mr. Timm will dis ­ Dick Hlnklev. Bud Wolfe, John gratulate him on hi* fine luccess. tions warrant..Il might be that, in an aviation cadet, stationed at Bly­ pose of the Personal Property at a traffic Jam. some one would want theville. Ark. Lockwood (when he'* home week­ Public Auction at the farm located ends). Francis Goggins. Earl Lewis, to get out of the line by outstripping 5 miles south of Hastings on M-37 the care ahead. If he does, that John Chandler. Duane Ottoson. Dick to McOmber school, than first house will mean trouble: for it means training for a special line Bogart, Bqb Roush (who will Join west. They are offering a good list speed and danger. There wll be pun­ "Uncle Sam" In a tew weeks) fend of-horses, .cattle, hogs, feed, farm ishment for driver* who exceed Harry Wood, piano player, who1 Staff Sergeant N. W. Rise, son of machinery and household goods. the 35 mile limit. Every driver will Mr. Ralph W. Rise of Beaverton. of the fighting Marines. Good luck ; Mich., has received the Silver Wing* be wise who holds his car to a speed service. Clifford Hammond will act as clerk. ■ not exceeding 35 miles an hour. Harry, well miss you. I of a pilot, U. 8. Army___________ Air Force*, F1NE HONOR FOR See the adv. elsewhere in this Issue Included on the dapce committee at Napier Field. Ala. Sgt. Rise, who REV. HATHAWAY for full particulars. were the Clayton Brandstetters. | attended the Woodland High school RECE1VES FINE PROMOTION Aben Johnsons. Dewey Hon*. Rr>- was employed by the Hastings Mfg. Her many friend* here will be man Feldpauach*. Chester Hodges. Co. here before he entered the Having no further use for the pleased to leans of the fine pro­ Edw. VanPoperlng*. Roy Hubbards, armed service. Accepted for flying truck and well tools and equipment motion which ha* come to Mis* Conger Hathaway, atom 1H7 Georae Hebden* and Richard Cook* I training in June. 1941. he ha* comthat her late husband had In his Connie Cook, daughter of Mr. and Well, fellow*, it 1* Just about Um*. pieted the Primary School at Jackbusiness. Mrs. Lan fear will dispose Mrs. Robert W Cook at this city. for me to say Adieu. Remember. son, Miss, and U of them at Public Auction at the Since her graduation from Ryder when this war is over and won— Greenville. Miss, residence at 413 North Michigan College, of Trenton. N. J . site luu Edward Montgomery, al bv us. vou and we can sav 'with . “ Hathaway's ------ E Rev Ave, Hastings Dewey Reed will been employed As a stenographer by Harbor. “ pardonable pride—"We helped win NOTICE cry the sgle and Clifford Hammond the Thermoid Co. of that city friends, ______ Boy* and a few grown up* have and John Birman will act as clerks. manufacturer* Of rubber good*. She congratulate him Man-power and Bands are what been pilfering from the salvage pile ha* received several promotion* it takes! Here's wishing you the gathered in the U. 8. O. drive Sat­ RIC1IARD LAUBAUOH. Prop. stowed. best of luck. urday. They have been reported Having sold his farm. Mr D*u- of the two private secretaries of the Sincerely. in moat Instances and can save the baugh will hold an Auction Bala at pretldenpaf thSt large corporation Betty Tredinnick penalty of arrest and publicity by his farm on Sec. 6. Hope twp.. DA.NCt ’*” We're beginning to get lots of returning the articles to the fair­ 10 miles southwest of Hasting* ground. Johnstown Grang* Hall, Friday. and H mile south of the Glass Chas. R. Annable, chairman. ’ Granee Hall. He is offering 10-13 M, Strand Donating AU Co»t» for Theatre and Film, Oct. 28-29 REGISTRATION OF FARM TRUCKS _„JT. I’feXS’. ZSXe'w >"• P— - 00054409 IN U.S. SERVICE ’ DEDICATION OF FLAG ON SUNDAY Red Apple Would Look Good To Herman FATALLY WOUNDED IN THE SOLOMONS LOCAL SALVAGE CAN VOTE NOV. 3 CO-OPERATION Shirley Henry Named Honorary Novy Recruiter For County „„ „„ , _ „ - Gordon Clement Making Good Speed Limit 35 Miles Better Comply With It Former Woodland Boy Wins Army Wings _ _ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942 , I FOOD CENTER’S NINTH 9 years ago Food Center opened its doors with one thought in mind-to give the people of Barry County the biggest selection of Quality Foods at the lowest pos­ sible price. Through our self-service and our warehousing system of merchandis­ ing, our dream has come true. PANCAKE FLOUR Throughout this present emergency we will do our best to serve you. Be patient. We want to serve you the best we know how! Together we will win the war! . ., - MF W \ fl I A I L VU ML NMIVERSARK PILLSBURY’S HARVEST TIME 00000000094 MA A > .. - 'on Sunday afternoon. She thought lhu strange and when she relumed ■“ lhe cott*«e the senior Fraadsen had Just arrived from town She » lasted if the fire whistle had blown. I * * — * * a > * > . ............. . I ak.n> ,U.a ,.. V.wH art H*r assumption was verified I Fitch Beach went to Middleville I q n.n. Wednesday to attend the funeral of and^frita^ Mrs Orlando Thomaa On hli ^r81,' «r ^d Mr. । way home he drove to Prairieville ch7rl'«J8p4X “ft Mlclttean and visited Mrs Mark Norris-who 7^- «*« Is ninety nine yean old. and (he ^JLTk^L^totcld him .he wanted to live until * ,l U* ° 1 after election so the could vota!u „ . another straight Republican ticket. J“>' RHL son of Reuben —Charlotte Republican Tribune. |D Certrod. RFD No. 2. and Allan Word has been retired from £ ^f'P' »• ™ Darrell D. Aldrich. U. S. Navy, of *.■*' ®heI,p',bolU] ot J*?® his promotion to the rank of Second !“k,£* »£“ln tig« »’«l Class Petty Officer. Yeoman rate. Uk“ Na*al TrB,I1U,« Station. Darrell Is Stationed aboard the V. I Harriett Hughe* Crowley, who S. S. Alcor and at the prewcnl time u doing such a satisfactory Job is seeing action somewhere on the *>th her "Wartime in WashlngA tian tic Ocean. I ton" column in the Sunday Free en.. w cun,. «i st hkk. a*u”"" bur., Bio, Ida. »u m Muu- Hddhe* *t° CWpUta and da>. mtnpBtlnt .rrungrrornu tor ' ".nl" It*’?" " Ui. idle of hl. rrddencr property £^111 ***nl. Baum Haplda. ham eomar « Oman .nd Mirt.l ■Th' number, ot IM Unrnln. were .UaeU In rtaderk* Cuol Tp, >™ng«rr, .nd In Uw« d.» wa. m.d. thmu.1, th. Art *" U1U Bn,,, rr.1 nuU «.nny "W" A tin mr ?d t 1 ■ 11 L if J Valencia’ mmed^bv I011' tUne clulctlll‘llc t°T »uu- *»>»•« \ alencia, owned by R. F. Locke, j ln th .^ays when Barry lb. sack MEAT DEPARTMENT BE SURE TO SEE THE MASSIVE PILE OF PILLSBURY PANCAKE FLOUR. PILLSBURY BEST FLOUR $| 24’m. Ib. sock_________ ...______ • 1.20 Cello wrapped SNO SHEEN CAKE FLOUR DEL MONTE SLICED PEACHES DEL MONTE CORN 2 CANS Golden Bantam VaC. Packed______ SPRY Union Brand CORN SYRUP 5 Ib. pail 34' ICE CREAM Choc, or vanilla OE< quart _______ Cv Strawberry. O r a n g < 'Pineapple OQ‘ Qt. _____ _ £3 Del Monte PINEAPPLE jUICE - . JJC Del Monte GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ’ 28c Doi Monte GRAPEFRUIT 33c 22c | .. Dox. 52.64. Ho. 2'. ’can 3 *■ 35c ib 22c b 23c 2Oc FRESH GROUND STEAK RING BOLOGNA SKINLESS FRANKFURTS BACON Try your luck for FREE merchandise. 27cl 69c _ lb. 20c PORK LIVER lean lb. 25c SALT PORK .ib. 17c BOILING BEEF ib. 33c PORK LOIN ROAST ib. 23c MUTTON SHOULDER lb. 1Qc MUTTON STEW P0RKSAUSAGE,gradeno.llb.29c VEAL ROASTS «»• 29c VEAL CHOPS «»• 35c Half pound plcgg. VEAL STEW COTTAGE CHEESE SHORT STEAKS PICNIC HAMS SPARE RIBS pork POLISH SAUSAGE PORK NECK BONES SLICED SMOKED HAMS PICKLED PIGS FEET •Ilers lb. 19c lb. 12c ib. 35c lb. 32c ib. 25= lb. 37c lb. 1Qc lb- 39c ib. 18c BUY BEEF BY THE QUARTER for CANNING! Hinds 24c lb., Fronts 22c Ib, Leave Order Now! 3ft1 GROCERY DEPARTMENT]r. TASTY LOAF CHEESE 2 CAROLENE 4 PORK & BEANS ^ 2 INSTANT POSTUM PILLSBURY FARINA'£ £18' POSTUM CEREAL pkg 21« 37' DEL MONTE FRUIT FRUIT COCKTAIL D-'2“r 33' Argo Whole Kernel Vac. Packed GOLDEN BANTAM MULLERS DONUTS a doz DRE Ah Mullen Supreme DKlAU 1 ' . lb. loaves 3 for 25 12c OQ tv C HAMBURGER BUNS^MO' CINNAMON ROLLS ES.Ifc IOKAY GRAPES Ib. loaf tall cans cans POPPED CORN Chocolate covered CHERRIES 1 Ib. box red skins PEANUTS 1 Ib. CANDY KISSES pkg. POTATO CHIPS Ige can CIGARETTES HONEY 51b. pail SURFINE BEVERAGE 3p> . . IRITZ CRACKERS ib.bex 25 31 27 15c 49c since that time. Four weeks ago he I .i.n.Coaton’a father Leo to speak. He was 72 last Saturday. . J Just MW a Ypsilanti Reed (Ionia) truck go past the comer a block wmLn" U'^thZ *W lot tarn. riX" nu 2 - 25c CABBAGE SOLID HEADS BANNER WANT ADVB. PAT TRAND TH TATI} ■= r Hastings. Mich. ICEBERG LETTUCE Telephones 2244-2557 ■__ THURSDAY and FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15-16 (— "EAGLE SQUADRON" SATURDAY ONLY OCTOBER 17 nOt'BLE .TATI AF ATTKACTHIS LITTLE TOKYO "VENGEANCE OF THE WEST" “ —. ijiji । । -_ SUNDAY and MONDAY. OCTOBER 18-19 "MY FAVORITE SPY" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:M to 3:00 GOOD COOKJNG APPLES 6^I9c TUEs7 wed.. THURS.. FRI., OCTOBER 20-21-LTn Sonja Henle, Jack Oakle. John Payne "ICELAND" Special matinee Thursday. Two shows. $ j 19 95c 25' 21 c JERSEY SWEET POTATOES Bahry th e at it Hastings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 JCd FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16-17 5 - I9C DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION "SUICIDE SQUADRON" and Jahnny Mack Brawn and Funy Knlfhl "THE SILVER BULLET" MEMBER STORE ( SIAM P5^ B 0NU5 j PO O DLE ENT E R’ " SUNDAY .nd MONDAY. OCTOBER 1819 BERLIN CORRESPONDENT" Bargain matinee Sunday j;M to 5iM TUES., WED., THURS.. OCTOBER 20-21-22 Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy 206 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. Fed- an autonloblle accident that morn­ Ing. Dr. and Mr*. Caston left at | once for Pewamo. p... r . “l P- E Wyoming. His who recently vialted him reports that the climate agrees with t tni hlni 'Tr>' much He wouW b*’ ha. been n real major m ,runl hU friends.. has In oa ire- to he*r _ ! mmdously difficult and complicated P. „ . entered I Industrial Job Scores of friends in Le,l“ I7Ml1 ho^ital to Battle creek as every part of Michigan bellew that I" patient Tuesday. Mrs. GrrcA. like Enoeh. "jralked ’ Joseph Wayne Bump, son of Mr. I with nod" in her heavy days of frlrf 1 »'«* Mrs. Nay Bump. 1* In training I arid tribulation to her prewent j "t the U. 8. Naval Air Station In i sharply Improved and optimistic 1 Florida. His address Is 4 R 12 E. I situation. — Charlotte Republican- 1 N. M. Service School, Jacksonville. I Tribune. Florida. Mrs. Frank Haywood of Lnke 1 Mrs. Jolut Crue met with an unCdewui route I. brought to Ute Ban- usual and painful accident on Bun­ ner office on Saturday two coek«- day as they were driving near Bat­ comb blossoms which had grown in i l|e Creek. A group of boys at the the shape of Vs. These blossom* ' road side apparently were throwwere put an display in the Banner I In* pears at passing cars and one office window. lilt Mrs. Crue In the left eye with Han» Power. ■ «>n ot Semll' »»» W “> P..rr< ot »w partner, ot ,‘nd >» Kin. SKler. pl.r» to rrl.r the >nor . m'dk"1 “d 11 »“ between now .nd the tlert ot lh, 1 oewnale lh«l M.e w« no> wentyear Mr, Pnwer. U ■ renMered "• "T “ “» *°llW nur» .nd n.o.1 Mrelv will enter the I h*" J»“ •mi, at the «me time Mr BowM.>°r General H S. A.mand ot rr, la pmtaU, named tor the late I "““I”' Mood., that Harare Bhhop. a Inna lime trtend I S“'" H*K ."“I Mich ot the yoimjt man'. tather.-Cbae- tin®*. “ lrt’ , had been appointed Junior hostess at Camp McCoy. Wkloitr Republican. cotuin. Mr. John Fetter has been ill for *** the past week. Her daughter. Mrs. CR ESSEY Fraser Ironside Is home from South Several from here attended funer­ Brnii Ind . caring for her al services for Wesley Simmons nt Don't forget this Is the week to Hickory Comers on Sunday. Wes­ send your toys to the schools so ley worked in this neighborhood a they may be rrnalrrd nnd ready few yearn ago. He was killed over for the Camp Fire Toy Shop at seas where he was stationed with Christmas time. the marine corps Here's another "Believe it or Mrs. Jennie Reynolds of Wall Not." Mrs Einar Prandsen was row- lake Ls visiting Mr. and Mrs Murle I tnz in a boat in Wall lake and Reynolds and family. heard the Hostings fire whistle ?ei^ [when it sounded about two o'clock 62c 29c 29c 25c cello bog Ige. now published In the Performance th(, opcnjni| HughM. the Register nf Guernsey cattle. ।mother, U thhe daughter of Ute C. W. Francis, class of M. ot Hm- late John M. Corbin of Eaton Raptings High school, is seriously ill at ;lds. for many years one of the lleadthc home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde plg lawyers ot Eaton county and W Francis In Detroit He suffered । t|iujurticlnl circuit jev.ral heart attacks in Feb 194! , D 3 d Mrs L J Caston Just A HAUNTING WE WILL GO •THE BIST FOR LISS” N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURfiDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1948 thought etumad randsen n. She I blown where and when to report to wort, L" IN U.S. SERVICE >. HanIchlgan naval ta Sta- EXPLOSION CAUSED DEATH ’ Lawyer* Settle Caiei To Save Jury Trial* GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION Reubon I Allan Great , [nri ft TUE MEM MAlAf mt min now we.rKd*r!x,"2!5 had? The dime« ul EXTENSION GROUPS |i Sgt. Mgt- Mott, mow. aon Min of or R. h W w. 1mow. vrmtxr. wa Delton Home Extension Groap IDelton, ------- - wu w_ promoted to private i clerk at Al Mrwt class ^1... the ■ .> . latter ... a. of V.aaaa (Continued from Da*'e j. Section 1) unemployed । The Delton Home Extension first part . stores have half of their counters , Group held their first meeting of to corporal Aug. 1. and to write too. Here's what different , empty. One of the restaurants that aircraft mecha . 1 Al a recent meeting of the Ameri­ the season at the Community room geant 'sTpt* >7"* " ~~ ones have to say— I had been a favorite of mine has can Bar Association a resolution in the Delton-Kellogg Agricultural He graduated from Delton high 1 Field. IU, and Monday. Sept. 7, 1942 been clpsed for some time. I re­ i (Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) school building Oct. 0th. Fifteen school in 1937 and prior to his en- [ wallan Islands ! However, to give the service fchlch Accident Occurred Wed. Dear Dad and Mom: mnrxea marked io to me the noor floor man tnat that it I However, to give inc service wnicn । trials of cases wherever possible of the eighteen enrolled members Ustment at KaUmaxoo. last No- Hon from that i Miu-H Int.rw w.. .......................... I by compromise, in order to prevent ware nreu-nt How Is everything there at home? I *“ *weU thal lhey Wfre open Main. - the bank desires, it must have the Neor Coots Grove I am O. K. and hope to remain I But he that ,hey d,dnl address of each soldier; or if that calling mon from active work to shown in the project for this year Mrs. Alvin Baird was »o_ badly serve on Juries. When a settlement "Nipping Food Bills". The leason same. Tell Orvan helio and io be [to **> “•*" ber?u*' of, tbe trS£Je U,e ,UU“ 10 whlchhis hi*mall mallcan canbe besent sentand and then then burned by an explosion of gasoline and plans for next meeting were good then he won't get so many “eUln« food and ll,c' Ubor *hort- which licking* Ha! Ha! •»' madc lt “Ininst impossible to forwarded to him. Nothing could [ early Wednesday afternoon that she advisable to Mt the trial date al r,. . ’ „ hire help at the standard that a give greater cheer and pleasure to times when farmers have finished bert Louden and Mrs. Maurice OarCHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS — ROOKS » Illi r.Hnn. of eiaarertM Jin ' ?««our»nt could pay wages. | the 600 young men now tn the serv- died In Pennock hospital Thursday tiie work of gathering their crops. UtS? i? ! 60 you thf peop,e oul I *9 Trom Utan to get morning, a little after three o'clock. CARDS FOR All THE FAMILY The lawyer* of the Barry and Pierce, chairman; Mr*. L. N. Bush, n' t>.7. .re^'rre rcal*» ,h*‘ ■’ war I* going on One 1 numbers of letters from relatives Mr and Mrs. Baird lived about a Eaton circuit are evidently taking sec.-treas.; Mr*. Can Scotsman, freth here n? nn^ifre it ■Ume *chool» arc now hospitals. If'and friends and acquaintance* back mite from Coate Grove. The par­ , the advice of the national aasoci- recreation leader. Innrh enn 1 ' V bnck #hprp r0,lld Uve |h I home. It would strengthen their ticulars of this distressing accident, allon seriously. In Eaton county a much if you can tend some. „ war wne for aW|lllr and g0 wUi. morale .and encourage them in every ।as we leant them, are os follow: I e SGT. ELVERT W.'mOTT ; --------number of important civil cases,„, have DOING SPLENDID WORK Got a letter from G. R. Dunne | out some of the nice things of Ufa. way. All of us can find some names Mr. and Mrs -yBaird — and their been SCtMCU settled W1UIUUV without a — — — •two —— recently IKC-ll n wants to Join the Army in Feb. If । which aren't belqg shipiird the*e\amang the 600 that we could write ।children had been «• work ——— •"•— trial. —• — ... etn at pulling In Barry county the Important I Advancement has been rapid for to. l hope he never has to come | days. In favor of guns. etc. they' w if we knew how to reach them. 1beans on Qtehyr place —that __________ forenoon, ____ damage case of Omer Barnum vs s*u E1*pri W. Mott since his as­ across to fight Maybe you can [ would look upon tills conflict in a pils plan of making one place i .... .......................................... K..„ and came to'the -house some----time Consumers Power co was on Thurs- '^ment to the Seventh Air Force ----------------Businessman's Department Store" innke him wall a bit longer at least different way. p—wait — *-------------s—'—house *---------- ---------------------------------- — ,. But for a cou- a -clearing where one can find-- after, the noon hour for dinner, day of last week adjourned until n Hawaiian Islands yrhere he until he has registered. ! pie »144 E. Slate Street Phone 2747 Heating* or three years and you will see, the names and addresses of every-'Mr' Baird went to the Coats Grove November 17. although the attorneys L’ do‘"« ■dmlntetrative work in the servlce' ujan from this couitty' is state to make some purchases, while were both ready for trial at the °P«r“t“>n» section, Tell nil the folks there I- said what I mean." Lewis Godfrey. surely commendable; but Ipdannot Mrs. Baird beg-" —»— time. iJoth willingly agreed to a five i ■— ---------— -------Hello and would like a letter once ' San FrancL’co. Calif. f-be done withoui"the-cooperatlon of, the meal They I in a wlille at least. . I weeks postponement, rather than ——_____— UC. yourself. yuuncc Thanks for the letter. Lewis, write the friends and relatives of the stove The fire ------------------— Jas apparently all take Jurymen from their farms and Don't hesitate to write, tn the fire-box. She and work at this busy time. Such They make asaln *hen you can. |men who are now in the service. out—only ' ashes ’ .m and u.i. -----------; Those who know the address or the put in material to start a quick a spirit is commendable. things a bit more pleasant helpM the time over here to go n bit faster.; Myron Campbell writes from Ire- place or station where any service fire, then poured what she supposed Ko tell everyone to »lart slinging a land that there lx quite n Barry man can be reached should promptly CHANGE IN when NO bit of lead my way. [ Counjy "gang" in one spot over give tile bunk that address or sta- stove. She was near the range ..... HCHOOJ, HOURS Ixjve to all from the chip ott the; u Vu **..I^"r ^d? J'yn? ot lion. The bank has the addresses of , there was a loud explosion. The The board of education, at their u. “ fe*. of bul 11 de-slrex to have the names set her clothing on fire and old ulocK Block. ! Middleville, Walter Strickland LOOK AHEAD! PFc'Francis Gallun 1M422O7 [Nashville and William Boughner of । “ddl“ of e»er>' Barry county man she rushed out of doors. Her 12-year- meeting Monday evening, decided — O, .... •“ Frrcixirt Myron and William were ll> the service.Friend*, relatives and (eld daughter heard the explosion that there would be no change in | Co 128th ... Inf. CHRISTMAS ISN'T '■ in school’ ------------- | Ulose interested tn the men in the ! and tier mother's screams and suc- the time schedule for the clly together- 'In " Freeport. A P.O. 32. rare Postmaster canC00 make this cecded in extinguishing the blaring 8nn Fnincb.co. California Cnr^Mnk FreemanA* 8 'I *service ‘clp',u’ by lM‘r»tln « bulletin ‘^e board bank ’clothing “with wet toweU.'Her ~i'£ REALLY FAR OFF! helpful hy cooperating with the hank 1 slothing with wet towels. Her jo­ most a majority of the parents fav- [ We take It you mean to sling pen- . ———- ... ... pulout'u>e*fire*in . in in furnishing n.mlRhltw "the lh> addresses nrlrirMAM or nr staKtn. y'ear-oid ..— -.Ma brother I.... ............... ..... ored the present hours For three ' Casual classics tiiat you will rll lead FrancL*. Well do our best. APO. No. 3 Co D fSth Inf. live tn! Smart sport styles lions where letters or parcels will the kitchen. The children ran. to other proposals submitted, the votes 1 It may seem pretty early By the way. when L* your birthday Cnmp Pickett. Virginia.you will work in! Dressy for all three were less than the M.. bl, ‘a rird°frem t and how do you like Australia? ‘I ” ------ nl^nf — !1 extort u’ Pk“* doal pul lhls 0,1 and ,nl' ““‘CoaU Orove. and t0,d hlm ballots cast for the present sched­ types you will dance in! 8e-< to sit down and work out Dear Zolly: a card nil of us.’ ■,o,gcl 11 If you ltno’r lhat addrcM what had occurred He hurriedly re»> in hell Aexpect knw vou are from mtten.lv Ln* lect yours of the many rayon ule. There were several blank bal, Believing mv many friend* hi! hl’llkc “to know of mv'larto *3 r nt Mr n .rn, hs *‘aU°n where a service man can turned and. as soon as powlble, lots, so the large vote for the pre*- j weaves, and spun rayons a Christmas list .. . bul if Hnslinxs would likewhv to know nnd thS c'don't 'I oX'lart wrek itere ,be reached, you should right NOW took the injured woman to Pennock ent hour* for opening and closing All the popular fail shades whereabout*, .and whyoften tlu/ I will “ more The insw7r tn the JlXJ n^h taU lhe Cltv Bank by t*‘*phooa N° hospital. She was mi badly burned the schools lacked a very little of from which to choore! 12 to you do it now, you can hear from me more uftmt. I will, The answer to the Draftees . 2hr prob”rob' 2103 2103."or"call"at. or call at.”or write!©' write to. the that there was no ehance to save being half of the total ballots re- » take this method of reaching them km Is that he would uv his entire banb Jvlng the'address or station her life. although everything celved. The school board's action ' come Io Penney’s, moke all nt one time two minute* In going the first mile wh«e any . service ™n can fa For Warmth And Beauty! possible was done for her She wax is. therefore. In harmony with the , At present I inn In Australia.. nnd would be unable to catch the reached nnd PL EASF DO IT NOW your selections unhurried­ expressed desire of the parents. | where I Haye been for some four bus no matter how fast hr drove m wav and In thU onh- brought to the hospital at about manlh*. a closer statement Is Im- the last mite The answer to the I C1in lhta fine service be carried out 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon QUIMBY ly ... make a small down , possible because of censorship regu- ! Mexican problem 1* that the "Big K .-our son or your brother or and died twelve hours later. Mr. and Mm Charles Stanton and Probably there were coals In the tan™,. W.-,r .11 Mlln. »kr . ............ ... i.m.u, „<i _ i„; >°.“r “ payment, and have them Sport models with million and getting along first rate, "little ’s K1 ,d lo _ hmin ’i_ ae e._ ashes in the stove, and when the BiUy and Barbara of Bittie Creek ,, . Mexican . the ..” mamma. —------ rv„ ~ . .win uc Kiau io hav iu»»c act, iicispent Sunday at the J. L Smith Several of thr boys from Hastings, Next week Rev ^.,rv ! * “ * . glad to nave mm getje^ gasoline reached them the explosion fa furred collars or thr Nr». Ub. JU. Don Our. „„ Inm oU1,„ „ „ Ira„ tucked away in our lay­ home. followed. ■ boxy ty|>e with theJ ore in the same regiment I am. will write vou *. : !° “ news nnd “n'1 hell h*11 have >oun.«. so (leu. phono or »». Mm. Ella Wolfe of Hastings spent Mrs Baird was 32 years old and Wj mannish split back!1^ though I am the only one from Away until Christmas. ... ! load.* lo*d> to lo .tell Ml vou .ou because b-c.w.. he's hr’, active oeurr „„ ,adra. „ is survived by her husband and the from Saturday until Monday at the V Pull-skirted casuals Barry Co. in niy battalion. **----- ' ‘ - - or oa Um w pormn The una two children; also by her parents. J, U Smith home. BL) that wrap around I. are Howard Wilcox, l'^ rcorporoh. — Council II s o oMj.ll ujo rr.t Uos. ,|Ve the a„lr,o InlohnaUon. Little weekly sums (that The Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reger of Clare. Bl j.Polo types with re-' Merle Tiu’ker. 1 Corporal). _5!’ I 80 unu' Loner you du U>S Uie enoner Uw ■r^farmovable lining! In Mich., and by five brothers and ward Martin, who is in the Rcgl-> won't interfere with your Zolly Coffer, young man will be getting the letmental Dand....v lente of thr Hon*I P 8. Don't forget to send us ters from hb home town. We all two married sisters. Thr funeral services were held at gay plrids! 12 to 20. regular War Stamp buy­ names, address and birthday. .know there . . who are many people the Leonard funeral home In this ner. thoURh It Is usually n month! ' would be glad to write these young rity Saturday afternoon, with burial ing) will pay for them late, but it is still tine to read and 1 men who are lighting for liberty In -Rutland cemetery. •>v who dors what In the home: I and for their country in foreign gradually . . . and leave town. , lands, or In training camps in this Writ Ing letters to everyone tx quite . I county; but people do not know no after-Christmas bill * n job so please be patient nnd I'll [ | how to reach them. This bulletin ' I (Continued from page 1. Section 1) board |rM „will ( give the Information deheadaches behindl who is doing his |iart in the war j sired if all will cooperate. so help p The Barry County Rationing effort. [their cowardly airplane attacks. I it along! . Sincerely. ’ Board has received blank appllcai But they have found the Chinese —Pvt. L Paul Bates—36156129 | I armies, though not ns well equip1 tions for fuel oil and kerosene. AUCTIONS SALES—Coni. Co. F, 1271b inf. . I Those wtp may wish to purchase ■ )N‘d. are brave, resourceful and 1 (Continued from page i, dec. 1) Take a snap brim I either of these will find the blanks A P. O 32. care Postmaster । skillfully led by Chinese generals. [ a good list of horses. coa *■.,| at m .rl in the Hen* for your suit, a | 4“ 8an Francisco. Calif. || n „„ lllr their ncaaquaru headquarters And the trnl real vnlnn China B Ls vcry very mucn much sheep, poultry, tools, hay and grain, bloc£ here * molded beret for ■ Teh the other fchons Hello for ; nIlvp as lh„ Jnu, now undcrstand । If the apUc-nU need he| , your caiua! coat, help in filling oout the u* Paul, and have them write ux too. n W11I lnlrrr>llng lo hear , na. and household goods. Henry Flan- | pllcanu ton Dorsel with novelty for frilly broad shoulders vi September 17. 1942 llvc of china, n highly educated Dear Friend*. mnn an >anieSti convincing speak- where in this issue for ’full |iar- . suffered bruiHES WHEN "l received your most welcome pr un aboul ch(nn nn(, whRt u ' HE RAN INTO CAR stripes. letter the other day and now will [ dolng nnw |o hpJp MV(, th# world ,r\JJn£. a”p|?p‘ ,“"5Wpr 1 fron‘ b*1"* rulrd by German and । CHARLES O. E ARTHING, Prop. ' James, five year old son of Floyd "First about mjfalf. I am a f*d|0'‘ Japanese militarists. । On account of poor health. Mr. putt, suffered bruises Saturday eveSoft cuddly baby, man. third cln*,. which is the same j IInv<, you hongm your rc_ [ Farthing will sell all his cattle at' ning when he ran from an alley beautifully dressed n* a scaryrnt in thr army. As you . kct fm. yenr.s Brotherhood? Hie 1 Public Auction nt his home in the | On 8. Michigan Ave, and ran into in crisp organdy know by the papers of the last few nvc pro(rrams pllH f|VP good ,MIp.;[ village of Woodland, the first house I a passing car. A Halloween mask and **** ’ frock and a cute days the Yorktown was sunk ; per* will cost only 82 50; and you nortn Bureau nicvauu. north 01 of me the rarni Farm Bureau Elevator, j he was wearing obicured his vision. pretty — or bonnet to match! under me "iter many victories. wou)d have to pay more than that I Dewey Reed—will the sate — ••• cry••— •- and ■*. I police p -stated. - • • • • Hastings' record of Pretty under-. full coverage Midway and the Coral Sea were our ,or thP meals alone at anv good Clifford Hammond will act os'*,clerk., nv pnrauuui u**i no ped pedestrian accidents in two yean •things, too! styles for real largest. All that I saved 01 my restaurant. The programs for the!See the adv. elsewhere in tills is- 1 w-as broken, wax thus tt protection I wordly possession were a noteliook. f ot|lrr fnur meetings urre published sue for full particulars. ।________________ 19” DOLL ...LOT shirt nnd my tiniicrclothe.*. Yrs. Banner last week and „,C are ni, all ....... ............................... .XY.wiv nlbi.r. , I I |n :|lc «<.<._ u,.u >82” DOLL ...LOT ...... ..... . n.Vrn nD/YD even lost mv pants. Many outers ROOd CHAS. BAUER. PROP. 24 “ DOLL ...4.77 nnd myself were covered with oil | supper Squad for the meetBecause he has decided to quit from head io foot which we tried । jng next Mondav night 1* ns follow.*: farming Mr Bauer will have on | for days to get off with brushes. ! cantaln. Warren Roush, axslxted by auction sale at his farm located Sllm-wak.trd gowns September 24. 1M2 Wnjlrr WaHiiCc. Gamer Hnmnton. 3'» miles northeast of Hastngs on, with rippling * skirts 4 1O I spend most of my hour.* of prank Gosch. Glen Kahler. E J. M-43 on the Bernie McIntyre term. and clever necklines | *•> x. liberty, eight hours even- four days Adam*. George Heath. Sumner He is offering a horse, several cows, Solid pastels and v’ nt the beach. • Sponnble. Ted Knopf. RuxwU Zer- a good list of farm tools, some*' prints. • I've lost some hair nnd weigh Einar Frand-sen. Fiord Miller, household goods, ns well as hogs., quite a bit more than when I wax. Robert McGIockin. Burl Rising, hay and grain. Dewey Reed will; Soft .Hushed Rayon frock, coat, bon­ in Hustings Thr climate Is very Myrl Richardson. Arthur Richard- cry the sale and Clifford Hammond net and even healthful around here. Thr near- r<m. Willard Arnold nnd Arthur will act as clerk. See the Adv. else­ dainty under­ est I've mine to seeing xnnw since Lower where in thl* issue for full partSmart looking and wear! She cries those Michigan winters was 'list full i.nd|M are welcome to hear Dr. iculara. warm as can be! New and she sleeps! _ _ ■_ start sneaking about pastels you'll love to thr north Atlantic. When 1 think B o'clock' Dinner will be served at BARN AND CONTENTS 7 o'clock. DESTROYED IN FIRE possible that so much has hapPAKSINri nF ‘MRS. Fire completely destroyed n large "I don't think the civilians win GEORGE THOJHAS bam nnd IU contents on the Mrs. realize thr seriousness of this war Mrs. Nellie Thomas, nged 74 Robert Gorham farm about tliree straight cut types ununtil the. home town casualties be­ pas-sed away on Wednesday nt Pen­ mite* east of the city on East State t nm med or dainty gin to moupt un ns they surely will nock hospital. She had been a real-1 Road Saturday forenoon,>. The — Has--------------------- .------------— । CAH when the second front breaks Bat­ dent of Barry county all her life. । Hn«« Hre truck responded to the with lace trimming. She Can Say tle I* mighty thrilling, but fatal as Surviving are her husband. George call but the flames had gained such wr** ... V „ . . , Tnomos; Thomas; two sons Dy by a former marmar-. headway that saving the building "Poppa-Mamma” "I |i»t helped to Bteqjc Out . I ,i rriage. tnge. Lyle and Wayne Brady, both! both!*'"* Impossible. wander whnt frellnx I will have of flve d(,URhu.rs. Mrs -------------------- .. --------the first time j nm on n street nil Ulia southard Mrs Gertrude 82.000, including a large quantity of lighted night Mrs. MUV1IIV Lucille Cappon «uu and I ■h»V about .......... up • at ---—. We are ’in n ■■ Thomas. »IUIUIR3. mir. —- and grain valued --------- --nt~ — . .8500 vital war arm so things are done carl Marble of Hastings also which had been stored in the bam A darling with soft, cuddly unbreakable body dlffrrrntlv than Inland. Ow here Mrs Florence Ponders of Chicago; b>' Homer Becker women drive Itrucks: --------school kld< twenty-five grandchildren .and six . [ --------Earlier — Saturday firemen .were —composition head. arms. legs. Beautifully Women ■ m.u ma T~~r zthe — —t ! ifl earned S »’25no 25hn per ncr month great-grandchildren. a«...rl>nHrhiirtr.... Funeral serv-! called to North dressed from top to toe in coat, bonnet, frock over 18 North Washington street and dainty underthings! this summer tn defense bases Kids ■ were held nt the Walldorff where sparks landing, on a roof not in their teens make 12.50 tn funeral home on Friday aftemoonjl caused n small b1azF7 Damage was S1000 a dev ax boot blacks in town.. the Rev. A. M. Coldten officiating.; about 810 , . Everyone hn* money, nnd expenses interment"was 'tiTthe Rutiimd «tn- i About 2 o'clock Sunday the de- j Children's GIRLS' are liteh. Labor shorthge. Thr ctery. tltlJ . nartxnent wax called to the Dorr Snow SUITS DRESSES police force has a squad that picks , n , Caln home. here- 222 N. *’ Church, where |: JACKETS up non-workers. slaps them in thr. • I curtains In the bathroom caught brig, fines them and tells them'KEEP'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! . fire. The full draped Crisp cottons double breasted Kenley with Water - repel­ Tailored bas­ Warm melton On the Home Front who Ji,Ob LEE OFFICE SUPPLY STORE rlM A. 1 and s Lin­ tsphi*. played luding stings, lllgllfa enator Barry tlhilon natorfather WOMEN'S DRESSES Club since s. the f the Rapllend- 398 1 Just inilng led in morn- FALL COATS 1650 limed I- His him 1 with 1 glad itercd f Mr. ining THE BROTHERHOOD ON MONDAY NIGHT ivllle. 1 un8 un­ Ba l- irowI one with 1 cut । the You Con Still Buy Wont to Buy Fuel Oil? " .Necessary Blanks Here FALL HATS She'll love these DOLLS rearrould u that Has,nlcd Wls- BABY DOLL TEA APRONS 39« ner­ vesover with Vail urle Flannelette GOWNS CUDDLY BABY 98c, 'BED JACKETS 98c 5 CYNTHIA* SLIPS YOU 129 SEND THEM <0 292 CANTEEN GOODIES 1 MO R££/V£Ry re,»AY SPECIALS chalk stripes. SATURDAY 241 Ib. sack BEST YET FLOUR HEKMAN'S SALTINE CRACKERS lb box FELS NAPTHA SOAP 6 bar. JELLO - 7 FLAVORS 2 boxes FACIAL TISSUES-PARK ROYAL500count.box 93c 18< 29c 13c 22c BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE €. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 64^ Choote from 15 different, carefully selected assort­ ments of the things the . boys like we ll do the restl His package will be packed professionally to prevent breakage and will be SHIPPED THE SAME DAY I Others up to 1.1s 4.2s Quality Remains Supreme in 6.65 Cap 25c 1.19 lent gabardine jacket—warmly lined! PuUy lined pants with double que and prin- cloth with Checks, stripes ther trim. 4.98 florals. Toddler Doll With Sleeping Eyes TOWN-CLAD* SUITS Only 29^5 Wool worsteds are scarce these days—but NOT al Pennay's! The perfect quality of Town­ Clad la unchanged by present conditions! Fine all . wool worsted fabrics, distinctive styling and expert tailoring are available to you TODAY —at Penney's famous low prices! . •Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off. All dressed In organdy, big brimmed bon­ net and pretty undergarments. 4 98 IS" high. ................................................. .1 She's All Dressed For Town Beautiful sleeping eyes and curly hair. Pret­ tily dressed organdy frock—match097 ing bonnet. 15”. “ MATTRESS COVERS Baby Doll Dressed In A Snow Suit Rubber She talks, moves her eyes! Drcosed in a warm ski suit! Composition head. QQC arms and legs! .................... wO Laxy Baby Doll Sleepy Head Purity, washable I Un­ breakable. Hand painted face 4 08 1?" long. ... I Silky rayon plush. Hard painted wash­ able face. 23” 071 long. --------fa Button*. A Real buy <j i TAIL! CLOTHS Center panel In at- 4 00 tractive leaf pattern.! �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1H3 FOUR iihw* 8 ■ ■ =«Br nauon among all the people* of tbJ BENEFIT SHOW FOR CELEBRATE FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Eh 1 T A D I A I C w«r'rn Hemisphere. , SERVICE MEN’S CLUB It took the threat of a gradual ROOM HERE I economic and political penetration, (Continued trow page 1. Bee ’I of these countries by Axis powers 'ready for orcupanry The ■ to make u> wake up and see the er- need lx for them to be sul ' ror of our ways. Thu*, even here.' equipped to take care ot the . LTTB WIN THE WAR FIRST Idalng Stalin- and the people of I it• was lit .pr~r,-.ik.n r.Iher tluu. .lh?‘ -ndnmml .nd . . that mi more, and for Russia for attempting lo preserve high idealism which prompted. iu service tar pUrpme^U^n^reome - U I I U KI AL J Mrs. Ivan Slater and family of Ionia and Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mm Vera Howtette and family of Clarkavllle. • Bethel Mote Ls assisting Mrs. Chalmer Miller of Freeport wlUvher the Soviet Union. : to alter our policy. within this scape, the Strand the­ A ridiculous feature of the Life] • • • a ter management is getting aside1 letter 1* that, after raking the EngThese incidents are not mentioned | two days. Wednesday, Oct 38 and i llsh people to task for fighting for! to belittle our country or the really! ft*5, a _[s.peclal. their empire, it admit* that we. our- • great things we have accomplished.1 (a|nelJ from |he for (hfa ■elves, are fighting primarily to «are the U. S. A. Since Life agrees that Americans are in the fight mainly to save Arant*, iml U boU. lU-mxnnrrri visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Kinne and family. Saturday night visitors of Mr. and FRIDAY fr SATURDAY ONLY Only £ LECLAIRE REED ADDRESSES J. C. C. MEET Trom the standpoint of history, we j attraction will be used to make up probably rank no worse and cer-^thh fund. tainly no better than any of the The feature picture for this oe- . other countries who are now f«ht- «“fon, wl1’ **. WORLD AT. UM -uh » *' •UIM. , 0, STSte SPECIALS! Monday night at the I. O. O- F. hall beginning al 8 p. m. The usual procedure varied tn that tin- bualneM meeting ua.\ held first, after which L. E Reed, who in 1SM0 returned from a fifteen year stay In Chinn, allowed picture* of । Chinese clUe* and related many in­ I temting experiences. • Afterwards a lunch was served, i This was a departure from the usu। al supper meetings. 9 Freth Crunchy - POTATO CHIPS Don't Forget the Boys in Service Christmas Cards To Foreign Should Be Mailed Before Nov. 1st and illogical to point the finger of j Rather, these bit* of history are at the various front*. These have . scorn at the British people for • recalled -to point out that our owtu not hitherto been shown to lhe fighting with a similar objective in record is such that we are not stand-\publlc. as most of the scene* were I mind? 1 ing on firm ground when we at-! j'ken by and ,0F the United States w h * * * M K I*®* an ac““‘n‘ ^toenkhXo)rabJetT^rH?' .. ---------- . naaea me Trcnnicoior sun]ect ;-rHE Without bothering to establish the at other nations f«e for lack ot lofty BATTUE OF ........... MIDWAY. '/This tel( fact that America is fighting thLv ideals, ,-------an nppropri.itrvauhjrct-for such an' ------------------- On Tuesday. Oct. 20, Mr. and Mrs. । there for two years and then moved । occasion. Manager Branch also re-1 Sam Page _________ will — ....- celebrateto Kentucky, their living there until 1011. war for "high principles" or even • • • . _________ __________________ ports that he ha* fiftieth arrangedwedding with the anniversary p*«(»“- — . Mr. — They then moved to Michigan and rebmittlng a definite statement of. Ute‘a, ___________ ’*tUr aUo Ukea ‘he ^8bought n farm near Quimby where to — task for — not..open" " principles. Life blandly takes the JIhh — people •— ■— — - -j■— -■ focal Coast Guard unit, at Clear Page wu* bom in ' RuueUviUe, Tfae Rebekah Red Cross sewing Like, toc have Jan.1887. , Mra. | they an- now living. To this -union English people to task for absence |U,K • ■econd front and implie* that w 1ju u> u way several of these men Ky.. ont 33. m here, who by the wav are vep- tai- Page was born near Prairieville. one child. Oracle May. was bom club will meet with Mr*. Hertha u.ru In ». infancy. , Mudge. 136 E Grand on Wednnsot high motive* and cite* India a* U1U Iren: is not being opened at rnted. and u III offer, as an extra J Mich. on June 16. 1874. They were who died Opcn house-will be held from 3 da>' «enlng. October 21. a c»v proof to point a* follows- this time because the English are added attraction, some fine musical! married Oct. 20. 1892 In Robertson -We realize that you have a dlffl- more vM..w..>cd wll h preservingJ ’’** will prove a very Co., ------------ «•«-« with preserving numbers numbers T nils Tenn. Mr. — and Mrs. oPage lived ’Bpm* I — . —~ 7 ■ ________________________________1 The regular meeting of the W. their empire than in winning the i proerram. so that every our-1 cult problem in India but we don't . nf .. t 'rVG-Mwill wMIfeel ta-well -re-_ _ _ ______ _ _ ch.-ver of (a will ticket the city to remove scrap articles " ~ Ull be held Thursday. Ocsee that your 'solution* to date pro­ I paid for having contributed for this which were too heavy for the owner Obviously of such a statement does cause. ________ vide* any evidence of principles to carry out to the curb uiui&shted. R. hall. The inspector. will be with any kind. In lhe light of what you. not mak'' rensr. for the English peoThere will be two shows each eveBut. even though there Lt only are doing in India how do you ex- P,c are Perfec‘>>' w®11 aware of the ning. Wednesday and Thursday. The praise to say for lhe co-operation good turn out. Pol luck dinner at received everywhere during thLv, noon. pect us to talk about'principles'and ,art ‘hatUwir empire ha* no start p^ptly al 7 p m. HASTINGS drive, the scrap collected will' still:; -Tlve Barry County Nurses Asso- 1 look our soldiers in the eye?" chance . to. sunive m> tong j nluridav. .tniting nt 11:30 a m. leave Ijkslings far short of Its quota If Life was looking for a compell- Axln P°*'crB remain undefeated. The nn(l I;30 „ n, ln f,r{j(.r t0 afford It will take even more effort if we elation will meet Oct. 31 at 8 o'clock I are tn rtn the inh nwlor.M tn iu 1 ing example of lack of high motive people, who were in the those employed in defense work fac- I (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) on the part of a responsible power, war two years before wo entered torles an opportunity to witness the isn't merely a matter of stacking LF.ASANT VALLEY tnc worker, will be the speakend have survived terrible bombing' ,"”d .."b plies of.junk on the curb for a small its editors needn't have left the con­ Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime _ ac-, er‘ ------ :-----I 1get time to «■«>• work on •their attack*, are probably at least as ' "'' awnv in ««<•»» ’»r army of volunteer-lieljjera to col______ fines of lhe U. 8. A. to locate an hv *<r. ILithcr. i«r It/ u nn an Uiunwuai individual vuiuixuucv componled u/ by aua. Mrs. tuuviu Harold Yoder. . . . . lect <*«*•••., iuuci. I: Hastings Lodge Ixxtirr No. No 52 S'* F. P A: Ar A. A M. M A-l specimen. ■p1"® will be an advance sale of responsibility which deserves the of Freeport attended the sale of will give a Haltowv cn Partv at the at the home of Mrs. Wesley Hull 'Japan, will speak on that country __r_ tlck'^3 sponsored by thr members clay by day co-o|xrntioh of every-1 Andrew Gacklcr of near Middle- Temple---------------------- --------at 338 the -----next meeting of tin- HasOctober 31*1 at- 8:00 P. M. „.. _■ W. Madison, on Wednesday at• ••Unfortunately. more impor:tlng* Women's Club, Oct.' 16. Members and lhetr wives are tn-j0**' 21' of lrorkIt li nui not inc the purp purpose of uiu tilts caiedlsi u -w -oi ,,, ,- - tbe H ",asting* ....... - Rotary ■ jCtob.^who -....... ,....... One. Few things are iwtc unput- 'ville. Saturday. tonai lo hold any brief for the!0*"* “ *Uh “f recognition of are working with Mr Branch to tani u, tlw, WBr rtJlhl now Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Geiser and vlted. Cards, games, and refresh- 1 « strategic ■fraldHrir opportunity nnnnrltmltv to tn sucoci*«orrw>*j.. make this nil huge httlte sucres* SUCCTM. Whrn it lien than *ecmg aMtino to it it that th. Iwaftl,* dc.. the badly | Hospital Guild No. 18 meets at :a British people or their policies in | fully invade a continent in the face von are naked to buv one of these p|rted scrap metal piles of the n»- baby ot Rcmiu are spending par' menIs. of their potato digging vacation at the home of Mrs. Albert Kinne on India. However, even al it* worst, tickets please do not hesitate. You tlon are built up to a safe margin the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert Brash Ridge Cemetery Circle will I of a well organized and well equip- know the objective Ls worthv and you again, ot Mrs. W. J. Allerdlng. 531 N. it Is doubtful that British treatment , Geiger. Vaughn is assisting his meet with Mrs. Clara O.IUUX, Shultz. 526 transportation, call Mrs. Fred Fred- East St. Mrs. Jay Snyder in charge i ped foe. Even though Germany had ktmw that every nennv will go for father with his fall work. of the peoples of India is any more W. Madison, on Thursday.. October rlch- P>*«» 3353. In other words, we must "Keep In of program. Wyman Clagget of Ot] : overwhelming advantages in tratn- a fine purnore through the gen­ Mr. and Mrs Don Slocum and the Scrap; " we must see to it that 33. AU day meeting ; -----------of a blot on-the escutcheon of ideal-1 terolen College, will be thr guest er ed men and equipment after the erosity of Mr Branch. The ticket* ALL available scrap metal is turn­ children and Mrs. Clifford Har­ I Mi**- Bernice Jansen, who spent .•peaker Members expected and visi­ l*m than the high-handed manner J I fall of France, her generals didn't ed over or sold as quickly as pos­ wood and son Jerry of Portland Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet several years as a missionary in tors welcome. in which we, here, have dealt with i ".'consider it good sense to Tjegin memtxT'. an! .... of the Rotan- club . sible to the Junk dealers .so that it were Saturday visitors at J. F. the American Indian. • Brake. * Invasion of Englund. ! is n 'fine one 1 The good use that can be return to reclaim center. If Mr. and Mrs. John E. Brake and you know of or see any scrap metal Before adopting . "holler-than-1 Campaigns In Europe. Libya and will be mide of Ute- money will wn ,Cn » which Is urn text large large tn tn be be ewtiy easily moved moved children spent Sunday with Mr. and thou ' altitude toward others, par- °rrecr all point to the futility of *J> b“>*"» " but which might be available for Mrs. Roy Kyser of South Boston. even if It means a sacrifice. The Ucularly a staunch ally in a de*- s,ar“nK a" offensive without adear<, ™ Letus “,e-, not“y Charles^Annable the Mr and Mrs John F. Brake spent suvuncn any in a oes-----------» —• —-------- —■ boy* arc .sacrificing for us Let us —------ -—— of • -----_j show . . county salvage chairman, and he Sunday with Mr und Mrs. Walter r. we must never forget I *luate concentrations men and that we appreciate what these , will try to see that proper contact Livingston of Pinhook. that the territory occupied by the;*«P°n1young men Hre doing. ■ , Claude Scott of Lowell spent Sat­ urday with Mr. and Mrs Elmer the8lIfndiarLs1IO'CS Tv'd' ' 50 far *s recond front in EuScott. Frances Scott of Grand Rap­ In the drive here Saturday, ull ids visited them Sunday and Mon­ . . ro<* concerned, any delay is os Dlipirn I kJ fAVF I kJ our (1*11 own BURIED IN CAVE-IN manner of articles -were turned in day. J■much niuuii the virc *responsibility I-OI’VU.'.IUIIII> of U( uur we bought Florida from the Span- I military leaders as it is of the v „„ Burdette Sutton, aged 59.. who —even including old relics which Englards, who, in tum. had previously... . Ilvrs northwest of the cltv on the must have been hard lo part with. taken it ove?from the Indt.ns; we ’W‘n* Lodge swords, old muzzle loaders, purchased nwre territory from the [ Frankly the timing of this second whcn"the waUs of *a sen n"'foot statues, cups and ornamental paper weights, were among the contribuFrench who had succeeded in wrest- front'is a matter for military lead- trench In which he was laving some ■ lions as well as old tubs, stoves, ing it from the Indians; we wanted era to decide. It is not a question u,p «’•'<• way burying him under pots. |Mtu. bed springs und rusty some of the territory north of the I to be influenced by the provoktng ,bo4K of Hls ,,r,p' < pipes. Two trucks loaned by Rio. Grander we took it from Mex- of mas* hysteria through inflsm- irking mt^^X.’rts’u^ * the .ro<nState uve It's the unexpected that usu­ Highway Department. 3 from the ally . brings a demand for tco, we bought the Alaskan lerri- matory article* In the press—unless ton's muffled cries and went to his Barry County Road Commission. 2 ready cash. We nrc nearly al­ tory from Russja who had previous-* the editors of Life and them who rescue. Sutton telling him where fronr ’----- ‘ the city and. one each from ways able to help you meet the Ironside Monument Works nnd ly acquired It by force from the ' believe as they do are willing to ,0. frec __________________ hca‘* and *rnu• .. defenseless natives; we wanted Can- take the responsibility fur the fu- Ag. these unforeseen obligation* .h . < .. , . * . i r j e iu oortton of the trench wall gave way volunteer crews to cover lhe city ada and the only reason we didnt tile slaughter of counties* thou- but hr was able to hold the earth thoroughly on schedule. * A get It was because at the time nf the nt llv*. r help .1., Frank k_«------back, while callins <n for Windy Merrick, drive _chairman battle which developed, they had j Newton was summoned ----------- ----------and----assisted —------- for Hastings, also had high words CITIZENS CREDIT better trained soldiers and smarter ' W.U.VU OU.U.C.A auu numricr । A -wond front prematurely open- in extricating Sutton. Hr Wfis ink- of praise for the splendid co-op­ CORPORATION generals in the field than we did ed m|Eht well delay the decision rn ,0 Pennock hospital for x-ray* (ration of the male members of the geuenus . and who oavr m ... in me neia man ue oia. in (111* war for manv ... vr»r< hv "l‘d it 11 was *■“ found found that that no no hnivt bones Haxtlnax Hastings school school farullv faculty who gave lot', W. BUl« St.. Hl We- permitted ___ , were broken, though hisnu shoulder their .------------- ---live — huntsmen rep.... , “ere aroaen. inougn snouiaer tne time to help bring the scrap HASTINGS NATL BANK BL DO resentative* of American companies Ilcss sacr*‘lcc °i trained men and ,~r_WBS dislocated dislocated and and he he suffered suffered scse- .in. . in. Some of them supervised volto slaughter the great herds ot but- c<*t,y' mo"nlaUl' ot mechanized vere strain and bruises “ • ■ unteer Hr Ls rnakcrews of high school boys— falo (which once roamed the westwhich would take much ing n fine recovery and hopes to be who certainly did a fine Job—while cm plains* for the sake of obtain- ,lrn'' nn<1 cKort ,0 replace—if the out In about a week, happy his In- others helped on a special crew Juries were no worse. which called at various homes in .v.v« It effort were then available ing hides valuable in commerce. so happened that these Buffalo ,,o rc”lace them- Save ORGANIZATIONS c • DYETINT • FOR DYING COTTON • LINEN, SILK Brighten up your old Garments BEN FRANKLIN LOCAL SALVAGE DRIVE GETS FINE CO-OPERATION BURDETTE SUTTON We Stand By In Emergencies were the property of and main food Izt’s all keep in mind -that all supply for the Indians. So when1 Ji members of the United Nations they saw this vital property need' I Front arc fighting this war to­ lowly slaughtered, they went on the' gether. warpath rather than starve in sub­' Let's concentrate on beating Hit­ jective silence. ler und Hirohito and not let ANYOf course they never had a1 THING distract us from this "sinchance. Our superior equipment and1 file track" objective. greater resources eventually drove‘ Let'* leave, ideological differences them back into small reservations1 among ourselves to be settled uftwhere they noy exist Ingloriously er the real entmv 1* licked.'. under conditions which are any­ Let's not forget that we need Eng­ thing but enlightened or ideal. land and Russia Just as badly as We have made Uttle effort to1 thtj- need us. . better the lot of the Indian or to '• Let's not forget that except for equip him to live in what we choose i the heroic performance of a few to cal! a modem, civilized society. hundred RAP pilpta and the monu1 mental courage and stamina of Nor is our treatment of the Negro British civilians in standing up un­ since the Civil War much belter, der terror bombings that would perhaps not as good, as the British have broken a lesser people, we. treatment of the people of India. ouraeives. would probably now be Nominally, of course. Negroes are . facing the full fury of regenerated citizens of the U. S. A. but actually Axi* fortes .alone, or at the b<51. they are an ostracized group who belated from a Russian ally with have never been accorded the full no hope or prosjiect of mutual supprivileges of white cltteen.- We •port. have, as a nation, made itttlc Intel!igenl or enlightened effort to fad­ If Life's letter had merely ^-cn an appeal for greater idealism on are aakmg them to help us fight the pan of all member.-, of the Unit­ this war and they arc responding ed Nations Front in considering splendidly. matters pertaining to administra­ tion of the post war world, it might At the time negotiations were have made Some sense pending with Panama for rights to txtlld the canal, the government Ln pie of only one nation, it must be power there wouldn't agree with dismhsed as a bi: of stupidity and bad manners whicK,one liopcs will terms’ Not at.all.’We merely start­ not be taken so seriously anywhere ed a rebellion and gave official rec­ that it will give. offense ognition u> a new set ot officials who had no objections to our terms. HINDU CORNERS High idealism—Ha! , Susie Phllfips was Itome from Wednesday until Saturday and reA* a matter of fact, our entire }urnwl *8|’*n to.Hasungsphere slie Harry relation* with our south and Cen- is ’ cearing *nn,! for Mr and Mrs: '” !*rrv WtiUdorff. tral American neighbors have, un­ Mr and Mrs Clark Robinson call­ til lhe tune of Cordell Hull anded __________________ __________ on Mr. and Mra. Milton Geslcr Sumner Welles, been based mostly.01 Barryville Sunday. on a greedy, "dollar diplomacy * '. JS**1 Tobta* entertained her whkl. nude u. u» m dullkm *"d VITAMIN DAYS GIVE THEM VITAMIN-THIS WINTER Aid in protecting precious health uith a daily vitamin routine! 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We've just placed the new line of Cur- lee Fall Suits on display and your suit.is in it Moreover, just because you don't wear a regular size, you won’t hove 3250 35"° to put up with a model or pattern you don't like--because the Cur- lee line is really complete Tall or short, stout or thin — you will find here a good selection of smartly tailored models tn the season's newest materials and in sizes that suit your particular build. Curlee's complete range has helped us build and hold business from men who orc hard to fit So come in and let us solve your fall^suit problem with a moderately priced Curlec Sait. STAMPS “BOWS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP “Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" �IT S AMERICA'S GREATEST SALE! In 650 communit!**, all over Amorita, families ar* waiting to buy th*ir Fall and Winter n**ds In this great Sal*. Join th* crowd si S«* For yourealf th* special values that ar* possible only because 650 Montgomery Word star* manager* planned far ahead and bought In hug* quantities. 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Self'ated. 19x10x26V,' high I REDUCED FOR WARD WEEK SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK Aii-Pvn»®»® Vacuum Cleaner SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK Rebuilt Motors Sale Priced f«d*-AA 2121®. Sale*. Glass Dinnerware •2S-31 Combination Storm-Screen Filter Discs Now Reducodl Door. Salol Ward* Supreme Quality Spade Plug* Reduced Command* DUrotUc Fan at a Sal* Pric* FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! Save on This Tire Tub* Repair Kit "... Special I 2-C.II "Rittltte" Regular 29c 6-Foot Steel Tap* A 4-euace roll of stre friction tape st a re price I Steak up st a . BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS! ON SALE AT M0“tN,ptAN MONTGOMERY MARR NOV, CATALOG OR ttH l i I i FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! t &S UH .. SUM* House pai*t �Tiff BASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1M2 >AOI MX land envelope. AU soldier* and sailors may vote, gun secretary of state will transmit U. 8. MARITIME SERVICE ‘ . After the service man has mark- If they are ' qualified, registered auch envelopes to the county clerk OPENS DRIVE --- ------ - -by ------------------------------ of --------r..M. Recion- month, and upon completion of the ■■ VVBWMF , ed hu War Ballot as he wishea. he electors, absentee ballots., . of the county the-------------------voter's realHeadquarter* of the Fifth ;»hall place it in the envelope., p -- --------— -r*.-An-.*, -i-v .*..n ------------------Soldiers and *al)or* may choose drnce county clerk shall trans- ,j District. United States Maritime course. Job* are secured from grad- III Tlir f Al AM ABIC securely seal It and- send the same vrhich t kind of ballot to vote, but u111 luch Official War Ballot en- 'service* tn Cleveland. Ohio an- u*‘« which pay as high a* B300 a |N |n[ jULUriUNj ■__ _____ . vote both a War Bal. velnr-t _ •___ .___ nwsnth y they cannot vflope» tn \etopw «o th» «® lhe l, y timnar proper rltv city nr or inwntown- ______ nounced> _a j_i drive for 2500 MOO ___ men.for month. A Advancement ■. U possible' .That officer will then forward the lot and a regular or absentee ballot. sh|P rkrk ot lhe ,0,ri residence. victory Fleet by Thankaglvlng after fourteen months of sea duty; , ‘Continued from page 1. Bee. 1) . ., ■ . . . . .. , . । oanoi ballot io to me the proper ouiciai official or of Ulf the snail*-be can1 Day. Nov.™2fl at the end of which time a seamen hi* basic training at Parris Island. H 1 ' Official War Ballou will be sent' Official wWar “r Ballot* •»>■" 1 rtav ran*\* by them In ■district or precinct or county where rhe Fifth Regional District ln-!can tof training. 8. C.. and was then sent to Hew run n < *mi>un to the members of lhe armed forces vassed. counted and certified as regular ballots, as to the office* elude* the state* of Ohio. Michigan! sI>ccLa,1 training tot radio opera- River. N. C. He ia believed to have <*•" who shall apply on .the postcards, vntMt nr» <iiAh hnf -Hall __ > . ...... . lor* 11 alm offered hv lhe Maritime ' left th. t ,.. e«.« u b — . — ■ __ ' »<ltaint»lr»tle>» of M 1*1 •••ret bY ‘he Maritime left lhe United StaUw for foreign cost to the service man for postage • Instructions to election officials. Hl w >u ,i»*<>cw w v> me «v«« voted for on such hanota, but shall an(1 Kentucky, with enrolling of- lor* u ,Uo to be furnished lo mem them by the War These cards addressed to the sec- t c0lJffn,m *°“n« b>- wryicc men or Navy department, together with1 not be opened or counted unless re- flcvs ln various citle* In charge of IS"*1*8- To qu*Wy. men must have | *ervice in May. His brollwr. Deland, enlisted in retary of state shall be acted tin- u.n“cr 111. Ac‘- are aa follow*, and instructions and return envelope*. celved prior to the hour of closing recruiting Is Lieutenant Gerard W c°n’P>e«ed two yeans of high school. «, R <»* onto,, h, w-11'' A,t o> c«to; the poll* on election day. Crow of the U. S. Maritime Serv-,wUh one >e,r of Algebra I the marine* in January. 1M0. H* i '** In Detroit there Is a Maritime 1 1 uU nn^r now stationed •• at Quantico. Va_, All election officials are subject to ice. on receipt of the postcards from . . ‘®wnsh,P derks. boards of for soldier nnd sailor voting, time to time prepare and send 'u^StnSSSSi f ,1’U Of ,,,r Official Ihr diction. -I d( „„ „„„ wU] „„ Service Enrolling office In Room 200 awaiting transfer to an atr school, Surviving Private Simmons be" '* ’r..rt*. “ *“* —--------statement of the names and twme |bo,1rds °‘ Waf BaUota will be furnished In .1.1, In tynuu M ■» mum .nd ol u» nt« hl«h in pro- of tile Hammond Building at Fort side* hl* parents and brother are ,17Z ..r inu .UiliW. . duttm, 0, lhm uan, lhi^ . 51, and Griswold Streets. addresses contained on these | eonvaMer* of this state. duplicate by the Michigan secre' four ether brothers. William of Dt.= tuur month. । Member* of the armed------forces, tarv of state to county clerks as ----------- W.r ---------cards to the proiwr county officer* | <1> -----------------------------------onkul BulU.L,---------.hall-----be The M.niunr Sereke rrfrulU „„ and Plaine*. Ill . Howard of Galesburg. ■ • The Uw provides that the *ec-Iof •,h * United oStates, K. ,.,„ eligible to.be K. #pp|lr#tlons arp rrcived. One Jlit placed -laced hi the same same ballot boxes a.* m train*' trains'*’men for vital vita) Jobs lobs aboard aboard land Lawrence and Leland of Au'Tu ’ * ’ r retary of state In each state shaU I rr*Werr<1 a* •* described in *luiH be retained by lhe secretary regular ballot* ; these ships. gusta; three sister*. Mr*. Dorothy n. i.’ rartkt cause to be printed for u*e In vot- the Act by Congress provid­ stale *—r .and thr other forwarded to No soldier or sailor may vote both . Men entering the Maritime ServTll<‘ South Thomapple Fann Buing under thia Act. an appropriate i *”* “ method of voting, in t^ine of the dounty clerk, who will forward a regular ballot and “ an must v. be niuc.aan American c-uixcica. citizens ot of Ur’mobUi -- ------------l'"'J “•**------— i ‘J 7*"' ■■ ............ —............. •• Official ice i.i.uvk number of Official War ballots. w,r bv «nembers of lhe land, ana a list of such names to city or town- War \ Ballot. NO soldier or sailor may good character between the age* of “*'Bn* ' ................... These ballot* shall contain only thr'to™* who are absent from ! ship clerk* In hl* county. Each v —. nn Official , .. War Ballot and an >7 and 35 ,and t must, tin.** a physical vole .k-a-fu ytrtcr'i ballot. I .examination.™ ____ ._____________ ... applicants .... ... . name* of candidates for presidential;the l’lncP of ‘heir residence ihay city or townahip clerk shall prenarr absentee Accepted S3 ■"*"' ; electors, U S. senators and con- vot* Official War Ballots only fhr a statement. In duplicate, showing It is Ahi*" duty of all county, city are sworn Into the Merchant Marine gressman. However, if the state has i c««dldates for U. 8. senator amh the name* and residence Bddrev.c5_jmd-thwn*hlp clerks to file in their Reserve of the United Stales Navy unq cream alii be furnished, the presentworld conflict. Funeral law* providing for voting bv ab- | congressman from thr voter's con- Appearing Xppearlng on thr the st stitcmentof-the itcinrnt of-the offices, offices, and ami not not to to deliver. deliver. Official Official ThU ThU exempts exempts them them from from Selective Selective Biulne** meeting will start at services were held at the Methodist aentee balloU. thr wcretary of state ' •‘rM*,°nal district, at thr election •rerct.arv of .stale giving the list of’ War Ballots to qlcction board.* or Service. 8.30 We have several interesting church at Hickory Comers Sunday can arrange to have regular absen-1b*> held November 3. 1M2. rtnee OfflciaTsVar ballot* iy>pfird for in any other person, if an abM-ntcc Three months of intensive traintonic.* to discus.*, also election of M 2:30 and was one of the lurgest tee voter* ballots sent to .the serv- J ‘here Is no President to be verted each townshTn-or-cHy One copv voter's ballot lias been received from ing prepares the men for important officers, so won't al] you members funerals ever held in that comm un­ for this year. shall be certified as correct bv-stich any person who has also sent an high-paying post lions aboard cargo make a special effort to get there hy Military service* were eonThe secretary of state *haH also Official War Ballot* may not in* board or clerk and returned Immr- Official War Ballot. The absent vessels of the American Merchant ducted by Rev. Victor Jones. Rev. trarumlt to every voter in the serv­ chide candidate* for *tate or countv dhitely to the secretary of state, voter s ballot in such case shall be> and bring a guest? — Wagley and Rev Nichols of Midice from the state who anplles.for officers. Therefore, member* of thr AH such lists shall be o|M*n to pub- tlir onlv one delivered to be cast. ___ • ---------land Park. Gull lake. An officer of a ballot nn Official War Ballot and armed force* should be advised to He Inspection. , — ---------------------------- - ■ . lhe U S. navy stood at either end nn official envelope iriwo voting in- n«e abwnt voter* ballot.*, or regular Upon receipt of Official War Bid- ■ - -, of the large bank .of flowers, holdnrtnirtions. nnd another envelope for ballot* if pawible, if thev de*lrc to lol envelopes. In the form required KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JUNK* “>8 u s- ‘h*8s throughout the long (Use in returning the official ballot vote for state and county officers. bv this Act of Congress, the Michl-_______________________________ ■ • service. Sincere sympathy U ex­ tended to the bereaved family. May the sacrifice not have been in vain MARVEL — ENRICHED — DATED Four national cemeteries are maintained in North Carolina which were established primarily for Union soldier* killed In the alate during the Civil war FLAIN OR SUGARED < Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) I Xiik.0^* SS? SOLDIERS, SAILORS CAN VOTE NOV. 3 FOR PERK Economy BUY ALL YOUR FOOD AND HOUSEHOLD NEEDS AT A&P MARKETS SUNNYHELD CORN FLAKES SUNNTFIELD BRAH FLAKES 3'^ 20c curam WAX PAPER DOZ. PACKAGE OF 9 2S’i»c » DEDICATION OF FLAG ON SUNDAY BREAD ...3»29< DONUTS PECAN ROLLS 2 & 29‘ COOKIES JANE PARKER OATMEAL. WALNUT AND PEANUT IMtt Q. PUGS. “C TISSUE PKG. 10C PAPER WHEATIES Kptt 19c MAGIC WHITEHOUSE WASHER EVAP. MILK 23* IUNHYFIELO ROLLED OATS CALUMET MKING POWDER CEIItlt " BABY FOODS 4c\AhLs35« 5 25c it! Ik CAN 6C tUNNTFIElD UKE FLOUR YELLOW CORN MEAL FAMO PXNUKE FLOUR •v: i?c 5 SAG 19c 5 X. 28c MEL-O-BIT LOAF FANCY LONG ISLAND 3 Piece Coot Hat and Gaiters FANCY ROCKS—4 TO 418. AVG. J TO 4.LI. AVG. BEST SHOULDER CUTS THUAINGEI OR SALAMI SUMMER SAUSAGE IT THE PIECE PORK UVER YOUNG JTEEt BEEF LIVER OEUCIOUL SPICED HIM ' FULL CREAM WISCONSIN CffiESE SWISS CHEESE FRANKENMUTH BLEU CHEESE BRICK CHEESE ROLL BUTTER DUCKLINGS ■26' ROASTING CHICKENS 40' 30' STEWING FOWL 30' LAMB ROAST 16' LAMB BREAST STEW OR BRAIZE CHEESE 2^62' LB. „ 33c U 1k 28c w u 25c NEW PACK SAUERKRAUT 2 The local post wilt observe Navy Day. Tuesday. Oct. 27. by having a supper and program at the hall, the WNIEE SAIL Real Hosiery Values FOR THRIFTIER, EASIER FALL CLEANING 8 HEER FULL FASH­ IONED RAYON hove. Ny­ lon reinforced in the 4 00 new fall shades, at I. ; SOFT. CREAMY. WHITE “I MEDIUM.SWEET WISCONSIN. 5-LB. LOAF OUI HIGHCiT JCOIT SUHHYFIELD BUTTER CRESTVIEW E66S .. 52c oor 48c WRIGOOD* OLEOMAR6LSME KtvrO VEGETAHE MARGARINE SOAP FLAKES LISLE and RAYON hose lace or plain EfV seamed, al . UU 2 s 27c 2 33<= 2 ... 31c WHITE SAIL SOAP GRAINS NEW CROP—EATMOR CRANBERRIES SWEET POTATOES CAULIFLOWER RED GRAPES.... APPLES... CELERY. FASHIONED RAYON hose a good buy for EQc every-day, at vv WHITt SAIL I SILVERBROOK AKOS DaiCIOUS GOLDEN JERSEY LARGE HEADS...£*■ . 4c*"* 13c k,ush“ 22' NEW!NEW! 10' FLOATING SOAP 29* 10* TOILET SOAP LAUNDRY SOAP 10-37< WHITE SAIL MICHIGAN JONATHAN B LBS. MICHIGAN LGE. BCH. GENUINE SOUTHHH YAMS Gxraoltd <• M»t Y«,e tSuqh«it T*1U. WHITE SAIL HQUID FIOOI FLOOR WAX „ 21c ». 37c — CARROTS ■ WF 33c WHITE SAIL LAUNDRY STARCH 3 ISc WHITE SAIL SAL SODA WHITE SAIL LIQUID BLUE WHITE SAIL.LAUNDRY BLEACH • CHYLE 5C Lorge shipment of fine purses arrived this week 1.00 1.95 2.95 3.98 5.00 CAKE Best assortment of gloves we ever had WV SOAP POWDER YELLOW MOONS 10 PURSES, PURSES and PURSES CAKE GIT IN THE SCRAP RUTABAGAS APPLES AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY NOTES This evening the Legion Auxiliary hold* Itx jegular meeting at the legion hall. Each one L* asked to bring her favorite recipe to be 1 printed in the Victory Handbook, soon to be published and distrib- ■ uted by the Unit members. Please I sign your recipe os the name will be used in lhe book. Doublf-Henae Fabric One Alpagora Coal will CLEANS SCOURS. SNO-WHITE FANCY TOKAY Coast Guardsmen from Pine and Clear lake camps will be guests of the past for the evening, with offleers from these camps as speak­ ers for the occasion. A special invitation I* extended to any man between the ages of 17 and 50 that is interested in JolniniT the navy. Any and all information pertaining to navy life and oppor­ tunities will be available nt. this meeting. Dues for 1IHJ are now due and payable. so be sure and pay yours promptly. The Fourth district has been placed in the second memben hip zone this year along with the Second. Third and Fifth dis'trict*. K. . WHITE SAIL CELLO BAG <l*‘8 LEGION TO OBSERVE NAVY DAY OCT. 27 DELICATELY FLAVORED DOMESTIC CHEESE F. Mau* und Supervisor Harry MUler. both Legionnaire*, had the hon­ or of robing Hie flag, a large oner! eight by twelve feet, for the first time, a* the audience stood at at­ tention. Following this part of lhe ceremony, the band played the "Star Spangled Banner." It wo* an im-! presslve scene. Attorney Kim Sigler, chairman of I the draft board, gave a brief nd- ' drcM that was excellent He said that the world is passing through u new stage of development and that, as the old fountain repre­ sented world condition^ in earlier years, it is now replaced by the . flag pole from which floats our, beautiful "Old Glory." t Over six hundred Barry’ county I men. Mr Sigler stated, are now helping to protect this flog, the, service men of tlw United Stile* being stationed on thirty-three fronts throughout the world, fight- ’ ing for the freedom symbolized .by the flag. Preceding Mr. Sigler's talk, lhe audience Joined In pledging alle­ giance to lhe flak and the program closed with "America." it is reported that the fountain yielded 5.300 pounds of scrap metal. AMERICAN LEGION t»s 9c FRESH PERCH HKH CAUGHT FLOUNDERS FAESH CAUGHT TROUT or WHITE FISH i. 35c Bring £/« Waste Fata for Explosive^ MICHIGAN MADE. FULL FLAVORED FATALLY WOUNDED K Sr™“ WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AVAI' ABLE AT ALL A&P FOOD STORES Leather back, fabric palm $1.00 Wool gloves and mitteni — 39c. 50c, 75c. 1.00 Fur lined driving glove* 3.50 Frandsen\ • “Exclusive, but not expensive" In Michigan, the total Auxiliary membership for I M2 was 18 502. the highest number ever enrolled in this stale, far surpassing the quota of 16.825. Members of the Legion assisted In lhe flag dedication ceremonies on Sunday and there was a good attendance of Legionnaires and Unit member.*. NEWS RELEASE ■ Wright Field. Dayton. Ohio, hu Just iuued their second appeal for Jun' lor engineers in the mechanical, electrical and aeronautical fields. Their need L* very urgent. Openings are available for imme­ diate appointment at 82EOO per an­ num Graduate engineers with no experience as well as those physi­ cally handicapped may qualify. i Here is an opportunity to gain j invaluable experience by working at ,the air corps nerve center on to­ morrow's planes today—and help ! your country at the same time. For further information, get tn touch with lhe recruiting section, seventh U.' 8. civil service region. Room HOT. new post office build­ ing. Chicago. Illinois. HASTINGS "Bird* of America.* give you both Luxury and Long Wear — a combina­ tion you usually expect lo find only in two coals! The reason? Alpagora'a DoubleDente fabric. For on every square inch of Alpagora fabric you find twice lhe amount of hair fibres you find on the surface of an ordinary coat! ... so no wonder you gel softness and long wear! Yc«, you’ll like t/iis kind i—nunc ■; of two-timing! Come and gel your Alpagora! i-T^~ ■ft .tdifUhtd in ESQUCRE THE TOPCOAT ?325° WATERS CLOTHES SHOP la it year. “Selling Quality Keepspaid Ua Busy" �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1M2 C \/ C kJ T C hwne ot Mr* Clarence Bump on ,North St. Road. Level Park, Wednesday afternoon. After the I ---------------- »* > ■ business meeting the rest bi the at-1 SECOND WARD P. T. A. reived from the WACK; Blue Star' Franken. Wia. temoon wa< spent in tewing for the । held MEETING Mr*. Clarence Johncock entcrMr. and Mrs. D. C. Bronson left talncd lhe Busy Eight Club at her Thursday morning for Kansas City, In a *liort time. j Mr. and Mr* A. W. Campbell and home on Monday evening Bunco Mo. for a visit with Mr. and Mr*. Judge and Mrs. A D. McDonald Mr Mr* LouU °«b«l of Raed furnished the evening's crttertalnIL D. Bronson. They expect to arrive I nu ..... In St. Petersburg. Fla . around Nov­ Harry McDonald and Mrs. Harry Afterward* card* were played at rno,,thiv ember 1st b._jiu, 5tarnPR k''™*1 Pri**fi8 members present enjoyed movies nesrlav nr Fridav ift.mnnn. at th, «d by th* church ike and Mr. and Mr* Henry DelSaturday in Grand Rapid*. Mr. >I?lhU «, „„ „. and daughter* John Schultz of Grand entertained Rapa group Has tinea on btulnex* Saturday. I Mr*. J. W. Armbruster and Mrs 'Inay Ids were Sunday guests of Mr and of friends at dinner Wcdnesday Md., du^ .. . .n. .Yloet'n..vw.. y" * ...---------- were ; uy Conservation officer the kit* have been o-dered tnd wstkiu. Sixty guest* Edw. Smith were tn Grand Rapids evening In honor of Traver Van The October ;rry lhe reqUett Ior m eat. Allendale were Sunday guest* of Monday evening and saw lhe Vic­ Mr* Floyd Gaskell. luncheon on Saturday liuworing George c‘CQr*rr Sumner. l Rev. and Mr*. J. R. Chri-’pcll and tory parade. constating of Mrs ,nd filling the klta wlU The brUU wm .attired ta While Mrs. Waller Lampman of Marian. cmmlttre ‘ family. Bl-High Mr* Carl Bry.ro. by „r, ij«hul and her fashions with a pteeted Mrs. Arvrac Archie iMoCoy relumed Other gutato from away were Mr*. Vrmnr .. ..... .. 'I mr». Rogers of Battle Creek on Bunday, lough. and Mrs. Frederic Slocum, served .,„EtElant Mr* Dan Ashalter bodice and sweetheart neckline? A Mr. and Mrs Gary Newton of, Thursday. October ■ a.icr an io o«y Mrs. Nettle Brooks returned Sat* ’ * , . cider and doughnut* at the close of j ' ' ‘ finger tip veil and a ihowcr tounear Belding and Mr. und Mr*. Ho- : vacation in Mansfield. Ohio visit-j : urtw tro > ihm. .rt. ,un “■ ""'I'U. ocutar the program. of whlu P*nlt ward Reeves and son Paul of Smy- ln|l her brother and wife. Mr. and1 wllh ta wmiriM Mzhcr « M„. ’i "‘""J1’ ?" Member* of the program compleled her eoatume. inn were Sunday afternoon guest* . Mri. Walter C. Fit* Simmon*, alio U». U„ Uta.. tatamptaM Un lhe Presbyterian Guild met at " --------------Her stater. Miss Ben shower honoring Mr*. Herman Nell., mlttee for the following month* will WrlrlUnll I IkVIlUU of Mr. und Mr*. Victor Sisson and her nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs । Brook* home and remained for Bun- lhe home of Mis Arthur Lower. Jr.. Tuesday evening. Oct. 6. Twelve Include: November: Clare Johnson. CiOT«uale of lhu “ ramU>'' Harvey McCoy Fito Simmon*,, and __ thirty member* ^and guest* being "ta C CtatataU W C T O .Ul b. d"“ guesto were present. Mrs, Nell re­ SlrnL" Ml** Marilyn Miller and fiance. • other friend*. . Hump. December; Miss Burton held at Floy McDermotts Wedne*ceived many lovely gift*. Joseph Gerrlty. of Chicago visited-------------- <«>-----------------. —™ jiiiwr* Lwrany ncnantz ..........., , ■ . and Miss Edmonds; January. Mr*. ' day evening. October 21 at 7:20. Also spent aj)d Agnm ■___ ______ ■ ___ '____ relative* In Haatlnga over lhe weekMr. and Mr*. Willard White .pen* Cunningham were •In Pre»hvterian/tiov» now In ln aervicr. *rv‘cc' *“ Mr. and Mrs Clarence Bump en­ Will Ltnnlngton, Mr*. Garner Ham- ' j feaUirjL-Utat will lake place each tertained for dinner Saturday eve­ prayer meeting. Everyone welcome. end. Joseph, who has enlisted as Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Chartea harlea i Grand R*pkia on Saturday ton. Mr*. Erl* Jarman: .February; u naval cadet. 1* a brother of the white In Ovid. Mr*. William White mr. Nora Hullibenrer and Mr*" month until every soldier belong­ ning in honor of Mrs, Edith Bech­ Erl* Jarman. Earl Enray and B , mm famous - Major Thoma* Gerrlty who ho« been spending ending the the past past' Iva Iva Bull SulHvan of Grand Rapid* were ing to the church ha* received a tel of Nashville, who will leave the' Charles Powell; March. Mr*. Har­ whn*e "Bataan Diary" was printed week with tier son and *-J family here, 1 — —-----------Sunday gu?*t* of Mm. Emily Bul- box. Those assisting on Hie rc- last of the month for Bend. Oregon, old Brockway. Mrs. Harvey Myers.’ The W. S. c 8. will meet with' g. Hanover, for the wadding party. In the Chicago newspapers. . 'i -returned •------ . . home ----freshmenf. were Mrs Fay Marble where she will spend the winter nnd Mr*. Charles • Powell; April. Mr*. Lena Aellck Wednesday. Oct. | For her traveling costume. Mn, with them. I llvan. — Mr*. George Sumner attended the Mr. and Mrs Robert McGlocklln Sunday , guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Mr* John Haven* und Mr* . Delbert with Iter son. Floyd, and family. Mr*. Arthur Bennett. Rlchnrtf Rose 21 for a pot luck dinner. Notice It' BeaOdin wore a blue suit with wink convention of the Eastern Stars held •pent Sunday in Grund Rapid*. ’ Fred Prentice were Mr. and Mr*. Whitmore. The November meet­ Other guests were Mr*. J. W. Breid- nnd Mrs. Leon West. ....The last L* for dinner this month Instead colored acceaaorlea. They are making wlh be held at the home of rnsiein of South Haven and daugh- meeting of the school year will be of supper. All are cordially Invited ing their home al 811 B. Hanover in Grand Rapids a few day* this Mr*. McGlocklln attending the But- Donald. Prentice — . and children of Ignore Bonus week. 1 Icr Bro*, exhibit at the Rowe Hotel Stunri* and Mr and Mrs Hubert Mr*. bl. Hastings, while (he brtdegrocNO ter. Charlotte of Kalamazoo: Mr* a Family Night supjicr with Miss to attend. Is stationed sit the Coast Guard Mrs Anna L Johnson visited her in connection with lhe Ben Frank­ Prentice and children of Battle;' Honoring Mr. and Mrs. jerry JOhn Norton “ of• — Maple Grove Twp. I Burton and Miss » Edmonds — son-in-law and daughter, Mr. und lin store. Johnson oi of nowru. Howell, iunner former isoowiw* Hasting* ;and Mr. and Mn. George Maurer, । charge . ... .. jonnson - of arrangements. Mr*. William Slater Of Upland. Mr* Nick Vukln, of Grand Rapids Mrs J E McElwain. Ml.** Mary rP81denL^ Mr and " Mrs Charles roc*>I ---------------- —--- -----Ind., nn — olti -------------schoolmate. lart-Tuesday. !•— , ,visited -------... McElwain and Miss Charlotte Lake Faul entertained ’ * * PENNOCK HOSPITAL entertained informally informally on on Mr. and Mr*. Royal Haye* enter- 1 I Babies bom at the hospital durMr*. Herbert Calkins accompan- Mrs. Charles Christman last week were In Battle Creek on Wednes- 8.,^.. Saturday evening, evening, a a number number of ot Mr- #n? led Mr. and Mr* IziFloy Greenfield Tuesday, day. the former attend (r1cnds b’lncd Club Saturday 1 lng rc. a . ... two ----- going _._to -------------Inenos calling cuiiir.K to i>» greet grvci the uic guest* Kiicnui ------- their . .. Eurhrc , P***1 wcck “vc* we »rrc n boy i*>> to iu whQ hw ?w a evening est 'Clin--------u Mrs ----...x_. to Ann Arbor over thr weekend .Mr. and Mrs. Roman Feldpausch the funeral nf of . a Mtuln cousin. h had nol htre fOf for over eveningst attheir theirhome homeon onttWest Clin- I.. Mr u .on... Mart , „ 0 w. .-,Xi . nnd u>u mi a . ixuu xuai wu where they visited Mr. nnd Mrs. ahd their four children attended lhe Mrs. W. A. Lampman of Marion to” street. Prize* won Mr. Mill M111 on <in Oct. 7; 7; aa boy to w Mr. Mr and and ■Tif'- were -* ‘,n bv ,, Mr P McMillan Mt-Mlllan Mr* Urx Hurry Wiirrv --r„ Carj . Leonard . . Delton — . — . Detroit after a J . nnd Mrs. J. E on Oct Maurice Greenfield They also call- *Notre ’** Dame " *foot‘ ball game at South went- Monday to vUit of several day* with Mr and I P1;,c„ wcrr ]uid f()r .-lateen al the Young nnd Walter Lewis Travel- 6; M lo Mr and Mrs Robrrt rd on Mr. and Mrs Lylr- Bennett Bend on Saturday. * Sunday dinner guest* of Judge Mr*. George Heath. In Detroit she luncheon nnd Mr and Mr* Clarence Rosen­ honoring Mrs Virgil big prize wa. won by Cecil Cappon CoolfJ. 439 w. Apple on Oct 9 berg. who formerly lived In Ha*- and Mrs R. R. McPeek In Char­ 1* the guest of Drand Mrs Harold Ackerman last Tuesday, with Mrs Mr. and Mrs Walter Lewis win en- a Mn lo Mr and Mrs John Ad_ lotte included Mr. and Mrs Richard lampman. Abcn Johnson a* hostem. Table terrain next at their home in Clov- cock 437 w M|U on the B Groos und Col Col. Emil Tyden. Mr nnd Mr* M E Cota spent Groo* , Mr and Mr*. Kenneth Gardner prize* priICS were wcrc given the winners at erdah-. erdale. gtr| 't0 ^jr nnd Mrs. Albert Arcntz. I Two more day* left thl* week to Hn a gon. spent b ' ’ ’ last week In BU Rapids. -a — Duane, r*.—. of „» Freeport wv— . r;<ige .. ... Route 1 on Oct 10; a son to Mr. • • • Mr and Mrs. Myron Mason gave - - - - Wood* Freeport Mrs Charles Barnes and Mrs. Or­ take old toy* lo the school to be I Sunday with Mr. nnd Mr* Herbert' given away at Christmas at the i Freeland. I The Pythian Stater* had a a mlwelLnieoa* shower f»Murday nn » |h ” tMh . a h(1V Mr 7 nd ville Sayles went to Donner's Grove. also on the 10th: a boy to Mr and I Mr. and Mr* Ed Penngeliy of carey-ln dinner and social tinu- al evening at their home near oei, Mr*. Clinton Dodge. Vermontville; II!., on Saturday, visiting until Tues­ Campfire Toy Shop. Mrs W. R. Cook is a guest lo- , Battle Creek and Mr and Mr* their Imll on Tuofcday evening with ion in honor of Mr and Mr*. Maron a son to Mr and Mrs. Clare Van day with Mr und Mr* Frank Utt* who were recently married Stwnslev (Dorothy Bnrne*' and day and tomorrow of Judge and Clark Robinson of Baltimore Tap. a good altcndence. Forty guest* were prc*ent and pedro Syckle. Nashville and a daughter Mr* R R. McPeek in Charlotte. 1 visited Mr. and Mrs. George Rob' ‘ children. to Mr. and Mrs Valentine Xurr. W. H. Schantz celebrated his furnished the entertainment The | Freeport, Mrs. Henry Osborn was In Grand |nsOn on Sunday. all on Oct. 12. I Mr and Mr*. Jerry Johnson and blrtliday Sunday at the home of 111* bride and groom received many u*eend In Chicago with Mr Neil, who Rapid* on Friday. Medical patients are Rex HawMr. and Mr*. Warren Roush spent daughter. Barbara of* Howell were ron. Marshall, nt 727 East Clinton, ful and lovely gift*, Is there In training. thomc. Dowling: Mrs Clrarle* wllh all the near relatives In the • - . • Ktuiday al Ute home of their son. guest* of Mr and Mrs. Charles Fan! Mrs. Ethel Hes-s visited friends Mrs.-----------Ted Ziegler entertained— her state being present Mr. Schantz ---------------------Uoyd. in Richland. ■ I over the weekend. Miller. 601 E. State Rd.: Mrs. Paul one son in Lm Angeles and n club for di^sei t and canto Wednes- ~~ ~q : Mr. and Mr*. Je*se Alton vtaited Mr and Mr* Gordon L. Isenhath has On Sunday she went to Battle daughter In Pasadena. Calif . nnd day afternoon, Oct. 7, al her home ~ M?ak™ their son. George, of Albion over , of Flint vtaited hta parent*. Mr and Harold' Benedict, 61:1 E. . Madison. ' the weekend. I Mr*. Otto Isenhath. Saturday and one son In Anchorage, Alaska. In on West Grand street. Pedro wu friend* until Tuesday me the service. HU HU sister, staler. caran Sarah n. A. piaycu. played, prize* prizes ueuig being , won uy by Mrs. hr . Sylvia Walter* is visiting Mr.'. Sunday. Sunday guest* of Mr* Cole New- ' Mr* ------ -z ------ ------—------------Tinkler, who was 87 yearsold her Russell Zerbcl. Mr* Ellis Kelley andKmdall Keller 711 E. Graim^dsa- Arthur zTi.Uh ton and Mrs Lowell Teeter were «•.. ”a <» *Mrs. Glelch of Jackson '• Mbls i^one Leonard of Chicago la*t birthday, was present. Dr. Jay Mr*. Duane Mllh-r Gtenn chAfieif. Mrs rm Cr>>' stowtll. Stowell. Mr*. Gkr.r. '•hare-rf Oct_.„n week. w^Jt. 1' nnd Mr. and Mrs Timothy Howard Mr* Inez Paton und son Richard this .. .., Freeport, discharged Oct. 13 and Dr. Guy. Keller spent i Of Kalamazoo, were guest* of Mr Smith, who was a clerk for Mr. Kahler will entertain the club on Robert Wilcox, route 1. discharged nnd Mr and Mrs. Wayne Cole and f-"- and —- Mrs —-----* Gerry of Charlotte and Mr nnd ■*>e the weekend near Pittsburgh. Penn.. Penn. । and Mrs. C. H. Leonard over Uie Schantz 57 or 58 years ago wrote W-dne.day. Oct. 21, dt her home on Oct 11 Mrs Tonv Diamante nnd Marilyn ,..12. with the doctor's brother, who wf- is •­ : ureekrnd. Ml** Leonard returning on al lhe last moment that- sickness South Park street, Surgical patient* are: Cnrl Wheel­ prevented hl* coming. ------------- ~----- ——— of Ijtnslns. | serto seriously “*'“ *" 111. •n» They —- returned Mon- Monday. er. Middleville: Raymond David. ADCOCK—L'LDRIKS | Harold Roger* spent the weekend Mr and snent. day “ . ."day withMr* Mr Dan and lewis Mr*m"k Mr* Gertrude Endsley ha. re- ' ln MiddleviUe with friend* I Ten little friend*'gathered Oct Mr and Mr* CasperUldrlks an- Clarksville: Mrs Pete Bachclder. Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Frank | Ml got E Marshall, discharged Oct. 13; Lrwt* <.f Casrade. , turned home from Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs Clair McKee, vis- Wlh »t <hehome of Ml*'" d Mn-. ’’“^'‘VJrald’me" £?Art'hur <Adrck* Mrs. Daniel Cheney, route 4, dtaMr and Mrs. A. H Carvcth snent "n<> Muskegon after spending two. । ted friends in Vandalia Saturday Charles Woods to help Mis* Mar- Rhter Gerakf‘n«-.-to1^ur, ^“ckthe weekend In Detroit visiting their w«*l» with retaUve* there. | night and Sunday. ' Jorie Wood* n‘‘> and ” J At,TOCk Mulliken; Mrs Fred Reed. Mulli­ ron-ln-law and dnuvhter Mr and Mr " A nnft Endsley of near Coats . Mr, j,. p . Mau* vtaited her st*birthday. The party was given by of Hasting* -o.i-in-iMw ..... . ............................ ...... terML*.? Ota Steele of Marshall on 7 nna . . anuvntrr 'u’u»"»er Mr mr ana, riiu । • „„ her hrr“'"itmint Mtas ML** Lily I.llv Roush Roush’ Game* Game* Thr Tlir ceremony erremony was was performed ncrformed at at ken: Mrs. David Smith. Lake DdesMr* Robert Burrell Thev are Grove wa* a.guest of Mr*. Ida Pal- Raturitav M.rsnau on home jn Nonh ?•; Mrs. William Kidder, route I. Icavlng todav .Thur*» for their matler and other friends and old Mr« r win«tnn t'nnr has re- served. Those present were Joan Level Park. Saturday evening at 8 p. discharged Oct. 13; nnd Mrs. Let winter home in Ft-d-3udrrd»)r Fla. neighbors several days last week. turned from a vhlt with friends In McAurthor. Joon Garrison. Harold m.. In the presence of several mem- HHtlW. route 2. discharged Oct. 11. Dr and Mr* C D Mohler nnd Miss Ruth Robson spent the week rte " « .-Yr.TYr, news ur itu. , dd . — Mr nnd Mr*. Edwin Smith enlovrd ft”1 "l her hon,e ,n Jac**0” Eta Ctarta Jon« .nd Mta ta.h.l col. .nd »» Iz. look plwo brlor. • ml— !d "”'s ™ the Clarence DePlanU* K. M AMERICAN RED CROSS a color tour along lh^ Lake Michl- • Mr. and Mrs. ------------ rs-w —Do” m. Ml “ B..X cX« Hz>,„ tad ctau. Wk 1.0 Uli tajko. or of Grand Rapids were Sunday Although the fund for the overgnn shore nn Sunday. ratiM rm Mr «nH Mrs F C Fd• • • yellow and bronze chrysanthemums wa* ktt being raised by Mr*. Ed guests at the C. 8. Potto home. 1 Thursday afternoon a group of and colored leave* on either side MiM Mary-McElwaln, Mrs. John monrts Rnturdav evening iVan Popgiing for the Barry Co. "lies’, nf Mr nnd Mr* Whiter Eaton Mr and Mr? Gerald Rogers spent ‘he neighbors sukprlwd Mis* Dortt The bride chose a dark green Chapter. "American Red Cross. L« Kurtx.-Mrs. Clara Brown. Mrs. Ja*with her parents Mr and Blddto at the home of Newton Ben- crepe dre*. for her wedding with a home In Michigan Ci'v. ’nd Mr cn E. McElwain, and Miss Emily Sundav Jamra P^lheml* of Middle- n«- «•' » farewell for Miss Biddle, corsage of pink rose.* Mis* Leona increnelng every div. Mrs. Van Pop­ and Mrs. Eston, Mrs Lydia Roger* McElwain were in Grand Rapids vilk PWbemw*. or Mtoaie Mpr(Uy evening for Reynold* maid of honor, wore a ering ha* decided that a deadline of Nov. 1 Is advisable. Many Indivldand Miss Dene Roger* arcnmnnn- Tuesday evening where they alMr* Archie Relckord and Miss Salinas. Cal. for an extended stay dress zif brown and Lan crr|»e with ual* and organizations have, prom­ led her and remained tilt Sunday tended the opening session of the n.l.koM sneni'from ™« i™ Frii.^, nvw •>>!« tarn* "'“"'r “d JB- « — °< krnnw tad rltor W»; ised contributions and they are Michigan Order of with Mrs. Rover*' relatives. ,, -------.— --------- -Eastern Star at Clmre Relekord ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon poms nnd talisman roees. Puul onred to get their donations In bv until Monday in Detroit visiting re­ Mrs. Earl Smith of Dearborn was ‘hf„O,.v,£ Biddle. She was presented tilth a Adcock attended his brother as best Nov. 1 so the book* mav be closed. who Ls on hl* latives and friends the <rucst of Mr nnd Mr*. FHwin I William Murphy, ~ man. I Mrs. Van Popering wishes to ac­ Sgt Donald Widrlg returned Snt- lovejy gift a* a remembrance. Smith on Thursday, leaving Fridav vacation, spent Sunday with his *on A family gathering was held on For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. knowledge contributions from the for Ft. Rllrv Knn*ii< for a visit nnd daughter. In Grand Rapid*. Sdncjay nt tlir home of Mr. Ben- Uldrik* chose a dress of navy blue following: E. W. Bll«s Co.; Rewith her husband, who Ls attend­ Raymond Is attending St. Joseph week'^ furlough with hla. parent*. । ner. complimentary to Miss Bld- and wore a corsage of pompom*, • and Mr* V. D Wldrig. in’ a radio communication* school. 1Seminary and Mis* Mary Agnes Is Mr. Dr. H. M. Elliot left yesterday for die. Those from out of town were Mrs. Ad rock wore a dress of soldier BU5y attending Mount Mercy Academy. Busy sgm Eight emo: Club: oca Odd reuows. Fellows: Mr. nnd Mrs. Stewart Kelley spent M-ritT.1 io * . .. .----- . .. . .. , . .. . ,. . . .. , doiihct uiim-c. n*i. >nu hm«. Grund Rapid* on Saturday visiting lo visit vl.ll nis hU on«ir'. hrnih- Th. «•"- thhton o. Bdllon M,rU,r «nd Mr.; Imm.auidy lhe etre- „ uelo„ AuxUUry; Sunday in Flint with their son-in­ MW rnllddl h> hu her sister Mrs. Marie BiRier. ke In hu h«n. Und. B.d»do. .nd «" • na Uta; «. held. Mur • n. .nd — ■ law nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. <nd M-s John Wooten; •Irving C. W Clarke nf St. Petersbunr «u wnl In C.n.d. Inr u.lnln, »' Belmont. . bdel .«*, !dp Mr. .nd Mr. a„dm i»i Club: Grace Lutheran Fla., nnd Mrs. Mallow Cassidv of Joseph Jellis. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ray Eisaman of He expect* tn be sent across soon. | ‘Guild: New Idea Club;i Hickory Grand Rapids were In ’hr cltv Mon­ Comers Methodist Woman's So­ Th" doctor expect* to be gone day on buxines*. Mr. Clarke ex- Fort Wayne, Ind . were weekend ciety: O. E S. Hasting*: Coats ten days. wood. Grove D.G.T.O. Woman's Club: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timm of TRICK—SNYDER Carlton Center WS.CE.: United Caledonia . and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brethren Ladle* Aid Society. The marriage of MLss Paula Sehmledlcke of Ornnd Rapids spent Jane Snyder, daughter of Mr. and From Nashville donation* have Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Mrs. Harry Snyder, to Shirley come from the Pythian Sister*: LyBarker at their Wall lake co»- Trick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey STEAM HEAT Trick, all of Hickory Comers, was HOT A COLD WATER solemnized at the St. Rose of Lima rectory on Saturday at ten o'clock. SHOWER BATH Father John V. Dillon reading the Duc To Illness service. An Ivory satin dres*. fashioned with a bodice top and long full will be closed for on indefinite skirt with tram formed the bride's attire. Her veil fell from a halo of period. seed pearls and her only Jewelry was a pearl necklace. Her flowers were white rose* Miss Eileen Touslgnault of Es­ canaba served a* maid of honor, wearing a pastel yellow floor length gown of net. Bridesmaids were FRIDAY AND SATURDAY | Mr*. Charles Baker qf Gull lake, 'sister of the groom, who wore a net dre** of pondre blue, and May­ ! belle Howard of Delton whose dress spent the f A f I A I rt. T. N. J U LIAL L V LN I J PERSONAL MENTION SSXmi cw,n ”“«* ta, >««.«. w. o™. xr.n.'f D.1™ K w “SrSk, '^"x. SuS^s, fAMMIIillTV MATlfCC KSwSS ma “d ol”n- B-wtaw. J"""- ...v— or —.. - ■ - •••■- - »■— — .'^7'^?“ 8“"" Ur. •n'1 Low Price Drugs ROOMS SAL HEPATICA 60c,ize 49c ORLIS ANTISEPTIC pt- 49c MILES' NERVINE large 83c 139 SUPER D COD LIVER OIL pt THE BEAUTY BAR HOTEL HASTINGS "Will Golden Gate Orange Ring, each39c( Pumpkin Pies, each28c Assorted filled coffee cakes, each __25c Fruit cake* are now ready for Parcel Post to Boys in foreign service. BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! HANGIIAKT BAKERY 112 S. Jtfftrsoa SL Pkoaa 2428 IHlIIHIIIIMUlIllk NEW BEAUTY FOR A NEW SEASON Pace Fall with a frtih complexion! Erase that "faded tan" look and those *un-squinting wrinkles. Be ready for the new season I PERMANENTS Machine!*** 12.50 up, others from JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP • Attending the groom was his ; brother. Gordon Trick, and Harry : Snyder, brothcr«or the bride, and Charles Baker assisted. I In the afternoon a reception was held at the home of lhe bride's ixrento nnd a six o'clock dinner was served to thirty-five guest* at the American Legion club house In Battle Creek. A five-tiered wedding cake centered the table. Mr. and Mrs. Trick left for a short trip, her traveling coatume be­ ing a two piece suit of black with white accessories ABOUT THE DONALD SMITH'FAMILY Donald Smith, son of tlir late . Judge Clement Smith, is moving back to Hasting*. hU birthplace, from Detroit where he ha* a suc­ cessful surety insurance business With the uncertainties of war. plus a health situation that at time* re­ quire* rather careful attention, he ' decided to make the change directly although, when he bought a well11 known Green street home last year. । he had nol planned to return lo his ' old home until later. Mrs.Tmlth < wa* a Lombard, one of the solid 1 families of the Barry county seat ] through many year*, an (J obviously < she also is happy lo return to the | । scene* of her girlhood.—Charlotte , > j Republican-Tribune. < ■ ASPIRIN TABLETS ALKA SELTZER Bottle 100 60c size 29c 49c GROVES'BROMO QUININE YEAST & IRON TABLETS^ 250 BETOLVIT. B COMPLEX bot. 90 40c size CASTORIA small VICK'S VAPO RUB 27c ggc 249 3V 27c REED’S EDRUG STORE= REGISTERED RHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hosting* Phone 2241 State & Jefferson 70 W We’LL keep things humming than all the Japanazia— fire Mme amount of money It <U4 down here while you're fighting Well sec to it that there’* plenty of electricity at every ■witch at the air field — and plenty of power for the prod^iction lines that are pourin’ out airplanes, tanks, gun*, sup­ plies and ship*. That take* a lot of electric taktil We have /«r nspre poa er American busineu manage­ ment is producing of that tical business management un­ der public regulation that has decretted electric price* so much that the average Amer* lean family today enjoy* about CONSUMERS COMPAI �■»4 n«w»n *r for '"itZLr? „ »* a’, w.fe ’ thank the t». *“J ?,h,rmlk Hl.lrr. • ■ Mt church. About one hundred youths. T'P’T’W’Um vKht societies, were in attendance. Following a period of hymn singing. Miss Myrtle Wilson ,ook charge of the Town Meeting pro4rram, The Ihrmr imrUr Hi*. Need ambitious boy or mon for shoe store. HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE •wKi. Helen Buslance of Freeport. Earl Seaz.e of Coau Grave and Margaret; McDerby of Nashville, followed by a I general discussion led by Alice Orif- 1 Schader of lhe bazaar; Mrs. Lau­ rence Herrick and Mrs. Henry Osreport Pi.«d nm ini'”™ lh* the attendance content and won the , T,lc committee for the November silver cup for the month. Coau . Guild meeting will be Mn. Barnes. Grovewa. second and was awarded chairman. Mn. Keller Stem. Mr. the beautiful picture of Christ. | C1 s M There are only two more months'0 8 M J,rnM Brt*tcl Sheldon Agency i- awards will be given permanently. " j Laurel! Hendee. Publicity chair­ man. reported Kilpatrick socle tv In .u first place in lhe county publicity Swanson Agency QUICK RELIEF FROM GRANGES Symptoms of Dhtrass Arising from STOMACH ULCERS DUE TO EXCESS ACID The Union will enjoy a Hallowe­ en party the last of the month un­ der the direction of the Recreation­ al Supt. Willis Dalton. Details ol During the coming Evangelistic ■crusade the following minuter.? will be conducting the preaching mis­ sion on the Hastings Methodist Cir­ cuit. Rev. Donald Winegar of Cen­ terville. Rev. Olive Knapp of Hop­ kins. Rev. Myron Hoyt of Jackson. Rev. Aellck pf Martin's Corners. Rev. E If. Babbitt. Supt of Grund Rapids district and the trustor Rev. AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY DR. L J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Paneo.it Bldg. Huting. Ab«v« MIUrr let Cteaoi Star* Phone 1703 tf. EMPLOYMENT ton MALI: -lint'• t.,!—..1, f>t USED CARB AND TRUCKS furnished and in- Hc-ultalitv Day. They will have as their guests a group of men from Fullowlrig a program at the Sun­ the Clear Lake Const Guard Camp. day school hour there was a fel­ lowship dinner nnd an (afternoon EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT II lli> X. IV* Marshall Furnaces Repairs REED'S DRUG STORE CARVETH & STEBBINS Ti>e Knights Templar will attend the monilnv service riext Sunday HELF WANTED WA.’-Tf.li- U.<. i» .urk farm. Oa-M < “*•- tp It' W* « ...k Pf.ur.« Ifa.liax. S<1O If WANlf.l* <.,rl .r ><.»>*» for huorrwatk 1 Coal, Gas and Oil Fired FrooBaohToils of HamoTraatmat that Must Hdp or It Will Cost You Nothing Over tan million botliM of tba WILLARD rII >; AT>1 L N T l.». » t-ren .obi fur relief ot rymptumi of dlitrwa srlUng from SUmmb fV- ■ t > .til— A<M — ■I i"'?3f3 t'k ECON O-COAL STOKERS The public Is tn। dlatt* Youth Fellowship meetings. Mr. Slone will conduct a preachAbout 20 were present Sunday eve- , ing mUrion at the church each eve­ ning at Elaine Count's. i"'n» of the last week tn October. ----------_________ ____ Monday through Friday. This will RESBYTERIAN CHURCH , be a |»rt of a Friendly Visitation The .Ladles Aid Society will hold P«*Tnm to be put on during the one o'clock luncheon meeting at, following week.__ . for some of that good Lily White Flour Sunday morning worship at ten thlrtr o'clock The pastor will tell MET, «™ST about “Streamlined People" and will Oct 21 there will be a Funda-. ___ .. - . , .rbnnl rrmrrVlon nf STnllanil Tl C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Hay superintendent. A special pro­ gram will be given and an offering taken for the Presbyterian Board SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. Hospitalization Phone 1519 National Bank Bldg AUCTIONEER JERRY ANDRUS dist Church in Hastings at twelv. o'clock Tuesday. Following a pot­ luck dinner a business meeting »'iv parish house, last Wednesday with a rnrrv-in luncheon al on* o'clock AUCTIONEER Middleville List yonr Auction Sals, with DEWEY REED Estimate* cheerfully given. Phons 3487 nlngs. Oct. 18 and !•> Presiding El- • nl nnd informative, and covered lhe de*.Rev Don Carrick of Sunfield ! modeM b^vinninas of the movement, will preach Sunday evening nt 8 its remarkable growth, the snlendld o'clock, a song service at 7.30 pre- ;xv»|ect* made-iKMxlbh* bv -the little ; cecdlng the message. On Monday blue U T. O boxes into which worn- ' evening. Rev. Carrick will preach ‘ ' .............. ‘ ' again at 7:30 and --------offerings all through the year. These gathered in small amounts er. the pastor, extend? a cordial in­ vitation to everyone to attend these Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Company HasUnxs stock­ yards. phone 258S. or call 717—F3 through the Members of tlie Wesleyan Mcthodist church an* planning to send a Christmas box to each of the thir­ teen boys now luted on the prayer poster. It Is necessary to send these C. “BILL" SHERWOOD We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 . Hide Must Be In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE offering in the history nf West HOSSES—$7.50 COWS—$0.00 We Have a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service We fay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS INSURANCE CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH SS5 No. Michigan Arenas Anyone wishing >6 help furnish these boxes may either bring their gift to church Sunday morning or A TRIAL SIZE CAN OF CARDS OF THANKS Sermon subject next Sunday morning. “People Who Are Their Country’s Most Valuable Asaet." KOHICOATCOVIXS^ Hy^HAMgL APPLES brush harks To reline SPIES, JONATHANS, BALDWINS, IAQ Misery of LAJJLdLFo 666 LOREN COPPOCK AUCTIONEER Truss Fitting LY BARKER'S Hist lags Phon. JUS EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS . . . Each evening at 7:30 except Sat­ urdays. Rev c. N Stormes. evangelist of the -Michigan Conference of the U. B. Church, will conduct evangelistic services in the local Grand St. U. WAGNERS, SWEETS GREENINGS AND SNOWS, church will be organized Into teams to make a religious survey of the 2nd ward of the city. You are cordially welcome to at­ tend any and all of our services beginning next Sunday. Oct. 18 at the morning service at II o'clock. Then each evening through the week at 7:30 p. m. our Conference PLEASE BRING CONTAINERS CARL BOYES Our Sunday school begins at 9:55 a. m, each' Sunday and there are claws for all ages. In which the Bible Ls Lhe text-book. There b also an active c E. Society for young folks of high school and college CHRISTIAN ENDSAVORS Barry County Christian Endeavorera met Monday night at the Jef- POUND WOLF RIVERS, HUBBARDSONS, J mi. east, t mi. north and I mi. east of Hickory Corners. Western Auto Associate Store 146 W. State Hastings • �THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SIVINTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1942 SECTION TWO—PAGO j of Woodland, will open a branch ’ :------------- ----------- ------- ji---------- lQr WcdnMda> aft„. TALKED ON ADVERTISING LILACS IN BLOOM । store In Freeport soon. George Hebden. advertising man-I Mr*. Warren Brogan, itwo week* away. inoo,‘and Udy ln ch,rtc “y,i I A large building will be erected on 1 ager ottne of the .tastings Hastings Manuiactunng Manufacturing ' orougnt brought to to tn. lhe Bonner Benner 00 ager | the shores of Crooked lake next j ! "India has been the center co-.... . Ktar-un. on lAmerican question mark* in recent j' . year, to be used by the poor child-, By JANE CAMERON ren of Kalamazoo from June 1st to .'most mMt inHn to do. Tu To lh. the rfiv city »UI. girls: Look.'the t thr auhlect subject of nf Advertising Arlverttalna at the lhe wpicaaa ai nor n ' months. The Crippe Mission, the TWENTY YEARS AGO J August 24 th. Several churches and ' ! chums. Are you going to let us r> Rotary -,-~ club meeUng Monday noon. Tglis War Conditions In ’advance of Lhe Japanese, the var-L/C , ~ Modern proverb. . . Spilling sugar That Far-Away Country lous American commlMtona. have State Nonnal WM the \p^"« Is bad luck. It means that you go when it comes to winning this war? Without until the next stamp Is due. Among the friend* of Mr*. Oeor- ,ocu*d American eyes on India, i the first meeting of the Brotherhood 1 MUNICIPAL COURT gtna Bauer In her home town, Lemy opinion the Cripps Mission on Monday evening. President Dr. • „ 1 i, .. , The City Council n*»« held their usual One of lhe neighbor'* Is going to ---------------- • • " ■ Seuer, Minn., was E. M. Moffatt, has shown clearly that India Is not< F. Carrathe r» presided. 1i T ’’'* r,,v On Friday Pirl K. Smith. 42. of positive that advertising is a very The X-ray I* lhe most Important who entered lhe ministry of the "•<*>' tar self-government. A fairer \ The thirty-third annual conven- meeting Frida/ evening but the can apple juice to drink next win­ Middleville, was a nested on com­ helpful factor In business building. re, 1 diagnostic agent in discovering Methodlst church, and has been a oMer could not be made to lhe In- tlon of the Barry County Sunday | business waa/fargely routine—aud­ ter instead of the usual Alneapplr plaint of Schuyler Bowen of Bowen missionary in India for many years, dten people, and If the masses had School Association will be held at iting bills,. ordering sidewalks or and orange juice bought from the Mills The complaint charged sim­ BOMB THE JAPS WITH JUNK! ,early tuberculosis. . . grocery. I have gallops of this juice ple larceny. Smith was taken into At present Rev. and Mr*. Moffatt had a chance to decide It. and knew the Presbyterian church Friday and ,olher-trriprovementa. reside in Bombay, where he Is In ^hat it was all about, the reply Saturday. A parade will be a feature j The Council voted to change the which I made for jell and never Municipal court Saturday, pleaded zHriwPA nf Inl.r I,...,*.*.. WAtllH Imvn Imnt. *n fit— — ft I—I nn .z speed limits In lhe city to conform did ge> the sugar.. So I opened a guilty and was given a 120 fine and to the 35 mile an hour national can and It is quite good. Sweeten 1030 coats, or fifteen days tn Jail. I with corn syrup and mix with gin­ He Lt boarding with the sheriff. regulation visit all parts of that country: He 'hey do not represent a very large THIRTY YEARS AGO Is a cultured man. evidently a keen proportion of the people, qjnfortunOct. 17. 1012 | Ellis Daniels was granted a per­ ger ale and It 1* really nice enough George W. Sergeant, of Battle observer, capable of passing Judg- «tely no one does. One has to deal Mr* Lovina Craig, pioneer resl- mit to build a retaining wall Inside to serve anywhere. Then to put on Creek, president ot the Emerson ment on what he see* , -- « ------ —has -—Mr. .... .with politicians. Never .dent of-­Hastings Twp, died Oct. 11. the sidewalk on his premises on the finishing touches. I found a re- Truck Co., was brought into Muni­ clpe In a leading woman's magazine cipal court here on Saturday on inconsistent j High school classes have eljrcled Grant street. It ha* been a custom of Rev. Gandhi been more apple Juice, 'j the charge ot speeding. He ad­ The usual report on the activities for punch, using npd-Mni. Moffatt to keep in touch than now. One day he abhor* the tn* follows: Seniors - Pres, Lawrence : of the city police was not made bc- ginger ale. <« orange juice and a mitted the offense and paid lhe fine 'with their personal friends, also bloodshed of war and claims that .Bauer: V. Pre*-. Clara Duryea; Sec. touch of lemon. So now we know and costa of 11430. ■ wllh the official* of the church or­ non-realstance would save India If I Elsie Holmes; Treas. Maurice Pore- cause Chief of Police Thompson what to do wllh surplus apples. I was attending a bombing school, the British would withdraw; the i man. Junlor»-Prc».. Charles W. ganisation which sends out the which was held al Lansing. This always can lota of sweet elder, too missionaries to foreign fields. They next day he admit* that even non- jSherwood; V. Pres. Marguerite Tiie apple juice Is prepared as for have sent reports semiannually. The resistance would result in the toss I Hcttmansperger; Sec . Ila Bldelman: jelly making whereas the sweet cid­ letters are typewritten, both sides of millions of people, but cay* it I Trea*.. Evlson Beck. Sophomores- ing Instructions on what to do In case any community should be er is brought to the boil after be­ of each sheet being typed to save would be worthwhile. Fortunately I Pres . Ralph Ward; V. Pres . France* bombed. ing made Into elder, then canned. postage. Then they are mimeo­ other leader* realize .that whether Perry; Sec. Olive Lanfear; Treas.. Either method will make a fruit graphed and forwarded In open-end India resists or non-resista they In Verne Sutton. Freshman-Prex, for coughs ■ juice or punch base that Ls economl- ■Uiil. T.k,., V. S. without Charles Leonard; V. Pres , Josephine envelopes, for each tetter mug be cannot save themselves icul and nutritious. 1.25 sixe read by the censor. So what 1* In help from armed force*. India Is Anderson: Sec. Mildred Mattoon; Brenda Joyce the tetter, after II 1* censored, can recruiting all the men It can care Treas., Dorothy Cook 50c Phillips Our spring kittens, now nearly The story of the column behind oc .vkciAcu m»c approval becoming stronger every, Alex Ironside has relumed from a accepted ua as *>>»■■• having the approval..;,or: *' be I grown, lay around tn the big chairs of the authorities of that country,Wltlt th® help of America It four month's visit at his old home Recent real estate deals made I and sleep all day. or it I have to the Fifth Column In a strange, sin­ both civil and military. iwl11 dcf,',’d Itself. It may have to in Aberdeen. Scotland. through the Boyes Agency Include clean the Angora hair up and put ister clty-wlthin-a-city. the following: them out doors, they look injured Mrs peroice KejJey sold her new ,., u go to w ulr and the ll>ynHJW haymow „ lo sleep un un-. , - • ......... 0TC..On “wl w HI the next meal is ready. Thr, ".My Favorite Spy” a single man of t nnd Mrs. Elmer Andier. only time they show any signs with Ellen Drew, Jane Wyman JJXIta S' Huh«u.. <^.d u» .. . — — --------------------------With an exciting espionage plot The Almon Gilberts sold their „f animation is when they hear from it A* India tea field of great |dan8*rtl’an other Americans who rear of lhe Jefferson street billiard home Amr on nn N. N Broadway Rrnatlwav to tn Mr Mr and anzl ’. the^ dish being . ..... filled, j j named as Ita basis the film brings Kay to toterest and mat be one of te^ge . *‘r “rvlce Jhe P«rlor early Friday morning, his Mrs Herman Sandren and then - “• one "Utterly" and the othrr "Use­ the screen In a rib-tickling, tune­ acrivitv Inthe alntel war Wr ar^'!h0u“nd,? 11 U our *®r We f“« submerged in a pile of refuse, bought the Donald McDonald home less." ' When you call them both' ful thriller with an all-star supportsure that Banner readers' win bZ have »*«» appointed to serve de- A coroner's jury pronounced death on E. High St. ,1.4 u> ta.r .tou. TX K 1 '। ■ Mr “ SI " Robert Vrooman toeetlier. you get lhe general Idea Mr. ■ and Mrs. why. well nnallflert QualUled In to .rwnk .peak nn a* Rev Rev Mof .12. nd ready *° 9° what ** Can can-.80 80 * ne* »nd have purchased and moved Into the well .C,ay 10 wen qualified to speak u Rev. Mnf. Mof- ,do do “not worry about or hope .............. not worry about us. or hope that I ofnce office u being — constructed for Bumford property on E. Railroad For our contribution to the scrap "Ireland" with I we “ can escape America. I Gilbert striker Striker who ta is con conducting The postmark on the last tetter, IT P “ cap* to An «rtc* We are 'Gilbert --------- - St. . drive, we have some ru»ty nails and Jack Oakie. Sammy Kaye Is datedat Bomtwv Ktav 27 1M2 h.ere Jrom. cholce *ndkm“) of «» the Hastings House Uvery Mr and Mrs. G. Coffman of Bat­ tacks taken out of our tires late­ The picture has as its locale Ordln7rllvlta s?x wee^yth7‘ letter sUy hcre from cholcc We ttre con‘ ! w H. Shanti has again received tle Creek have purchased tlic Thc«. ly. Now, I wouldn't think of ac- -------------America's-----------newest— outpost ,—„ „.... with all SSd hive ^rtvJTta Ha.t££ nden.1 ,n thr cauJ* 01 ,he A,UM' ,n notice that hte service* will be Whitman farm In W. Carlton. cuslng Dear Herr (ing) Hitler and ; the scenes laid in Reykjavik the But tnis one w 0? ItE wif^S-Ilhe fUtU" IV* democrack*, and wanted at the great .took show to Mr. and Mrs Albert Chaffee sold his little playmates of any such capital of Iceland The story in­ ly four months, which shows how!"*tod2a,.tnkf 17..PlaC<\ *' ** held tn Chicago the first week In their home on N. Michigan Ave. to tricks. but Isn't it strange Uial pco- | volves Payne a* a Marine and the the war has upset travel in the "VT1? 2!’i?SC. fu,UTe ‘Utncxmcles. December. H«? was requested lo come Mr.-and Mrs. Clyde Kuempel. • pie should suddenly begin to take , dimpled Sonja with her breathless - , wnicn ... . ,,„,v w h—v ~~ Mabel Tobias purchased the Cha*. rusty nails and tacks out of their I swirls and spins on skates. orient as well a* on the Atlantic. i“nd. hapPlcr ,uture- Thc । hlbits in the entire sheep depart- Ludlow estate in Irvinft. । tires? It all school children and I -----------‘.e‘.7r • I cpnruuM. Christian enuren church win will nave have an great great I mtnt Mr and Mrs. Nell Jones bought all of us who walk in the road “'Silver Silver Bullet" starring ?omlrStto^’hef Mv« °"TChavenn^ei ipBrt pIay ln U ‘ ftt future ' and lh '* 1 Joi "’w ““* **■■ I John Mead Is clerking at Wright the Mae Bldelman property in Dow- should keep watch, we might be Johnny .Mack Brown, connection he “/■• I have never।. cnuicn church tn will nave have greater,. Bros Bros m India inais win Ung. able to pick up all such bits and r Fuzzy Knight uu, nAlgin d0~ ’u,‘* 'opportunity than ever before greater in the I ; opportunity than ever before in the Joseph Barber!, who started Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Freeman sold save many tires this way. | -Mystery, ----------- comedy and two-gun months m I have sjnee last Octo­ bcr It is tier -------not-----------------a verv^eootTume ..— for ln?la' ? member of that j frohi this city In August for Genoa. their new home on E Madison to »,.i S.“ I '•S'"1 “' * """ 1 JMr. »p> “ Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Burrell. ".■J"1" !??'_’•" !-■»«» C-XXm- ’.r.rrtu, continued in order that rolling stock “ “ taking charge of a farm and other , Mr. and Mrs. George Kelley will on a little black-out on their ownrBeru„ com*poMenr .tarring could be sent elsewhere for war pur- iS ji^h'th^ i-Sw.7 । prop?rty of h7 r““wr- “nd Ukrs.lhe move soon io the home they pur­ “•“.".rr.’ ~| Virginia Gilmore. Dana Andrews. chased of Clare Johnson In the sec­ r ' TclUng thrilling story of the 1 X « ■*«>>» . ond ward. taken many more of the local and [lw ^tuatlon to trv to gain for his I turn for some time. Mr/and Mrs. Harold Organ pur­ — •— 1I Three new shining, brass spiloons pmenger train.. Mali train, are wUl 1 card for remarks and they got some . . . . . ***' j 'have been Installed In the post- chased one of the E. W. Bliss houses. Laurel and Hardy In therefore long, slow and crowded. । ma|ce u„ jor j cl ■ from Yours Truly. They asked for Donald Bachman bought lhe -£.— -— —— — us~-m* । office and it Is earnestly desired that HASTINGS PHONE 2115 .“A-Haunting We Will Go" minority in m all .n but three tho*e who are burdened with a de- Merle Kelley homo on S. Dibble St. Itt . • . A new film hit abounding in mag­ |.gjre to expectorate will use the The W. O. Harrington property I went up to the Red Cross rooms lc- mirth and murder, months ago. when a lot of people province* recognized as Independent were wanting to leave Bombay, res­ governments, or united in a Muslim spitoons and not the floor as has and Mrs. Patrick J. Cusack of Chi­ ervations had to be made two weeks government to avoid the danger of been the custom of late. . . The C. K. and S. R. R. replaced cago.' In advance.” The same words could being under Hindu rule. One wise be used In describing the difficulties Hindu and a member of Congress, their old bridge over the Thomapple | In the first eight months of thl* by a new one Sunday. of railroad travel In this country Mr. Rajgopalchary. urge* that this year 37DQ new cases of tuberculosis at tiie present time. Quoting from right be conceded If after the war . „ . . .., Michigan DcFIFTY YEARS AGO were reported to kthe the tetter: . (Continued on page 3, Sec. 21 ' f C. C Denn, the hustling clothier partment of Health. ‘‘Just now we have the problem of providing- places for Americans lo stay In Bombay until the next boat sail*. Since the fall of Singa­ pore. and later Rangoon, there ho* been some uneasiness on the part of Americans In India. Thl* has been accentuated by letters from the Consuls and the personal represen­ tative of President Roosevelt in Del­ hi. advising all Americans, not en­ gaged In war work, to go home. Some of our missionaries took this Having no further use for the Truck and well tools and equipment that my late us an order and booked passage. Many have since cancelled. Our husband had in his business, I will dispose of them ot Public Auction ot the resi­ church has taken the position that dence at 413 North Michigan Ave. in Hastings on missionaries not engaged in war work are os necessary to India a.-. INTERESTING LETTER FROM INDIA wu(,Kwuru vjionce Backward Glance* n«. r wr . ■ Yesterday of |I Bits <of ” YD Btprday RADDV DAKKT — DVDATUC DirAlnj UH unW UH. A I DRUG SPECIALS AT THE THEATRES Real Estate Deals of Recent Date ±roKTY 60c BROMO seltzer 60c ALKA SELTZER 60<= SAL HEPATICA CREOMULSION MILK MAGNESIA 25c 27 S TOOTHPASTE 40c PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE 75c VASELINE HAIR TONIC 14 oz. 1.00 LYSOL 70c SLOAN'S LINIMENT 49c 49< 49« 1” 43‘ 19c 33c 69c 83c 58c LyBARKER’S AUCTION SALE directly their remaining steady at their posts lx one of the best way* to help the cause of the Allies and the safety of India. Those mission­ aries due for furlough are urged to go home In their regular turn, as we do not want furloughs to accu­ mulate. We have an unusually large number due for furlough be­ fore the end of 1M3. Since January our office has been booking pass­ ages for missionaries wllh lhe American Express Company. Twice boats have been cancelled. The one going now Is a transport, tn which people are crowded under troop-ship conditions. Arrange­ ments have been made through the President Line, but directed by American Consuls. The port has been changed, rates have been changed three times. One day peo­ ple were urged to come at once, then told to stay back, then told they must go. then word sent that only part could be taken. All this confusion has bewildered and dis­ gusted everyone. The brunt of the work has fallen on the American Express. We have had an extra stenographer. As the travel depart­ ment is my work In the office It has made much extra work for me. Every hotel, boarding house, and missionary home Ln Bombay -ha* been full for weeks. I have had three missionaries with me for sev­ en weeks, and have been caring week we are caring for sixty here tn the three apartment* at Robinson Memorial. We have’ taken over a house that Ls temporarily closed for vacation which belongs to a convent, where we have fifty to sixty. In our Mission women* hos­ tel we have thirty: the Salvation Army has taken fifty for us. Before to put fifty to one hundred In the class room* and hostels of the Mar­ athi Mission High School, where there are very poor facilities for housing non-Indlans. With TO mis­ sions affiliated with our office they Saturday, October 17,1942 STARTING AT 1:30. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: TRUCK, WELL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT Ford truck and rack Pipe vice 1,000 ft. well rods Set Armstrong dies from i to 2 inch 5 pipe wrenches New 3 x 10 cylinder Brown pipe tongs 2-24" and 1-18° 34" Brown pipe tongs Rod pullers 3 24" chain wrenches Sliding pipe tongs 24" Trimo pipe wrench Pipe cutter, } to 1 inch Pipe drills Small wrenches of all kinds 6 taper taps Pipe taps 1" to 2" Block and tackle, 75 ft. rope Belts Pulleys To "YOURS Hold It High” The torch of Freedom is in your hands . . . it’s up to you to do your part to hold it HIGH and keep it BURNING! If you can’t fight in the front line you must fight On the homo front. Buy War Savings Bonds and Stamps every day and help in ovary way you can. Do your part and do it well. Thit bank is geared to War service and we invite you to avail have vaults where you can store your valuables. Also, if you need money ... see us and let’s talk it over. Wo're in the bank­ ing business to serve the people of this community. LET'S ALL PULL TOGETHER FOR FREEDOM! TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sole, nothing to be removed until settled for. Mrs. Earner Lanfear FROFR. • About 880 to.1,000 people are sailing DEWEY REED, Auctioneer missionaries and rnoatiy connected with our office. By the time I close Screen pumper Jock Brass couplings Cistern pumps Blacksmith Vice 4" Brass cylinder pump Hammers Bits 25 ft. pressure hose Drills of all kinds Plumbers lead pot and 24 lbs. lead Tinners anvil 26 drills and 1 chuck 2 gas engines from H to 21 horse Hoisting drum Rope Caulkin rope Chisels Emery wheel and arbor Saws Fittings of all kinds Well pipe from 1 to 2 Many other articles too num­ erous to mention. . CLIFFORD HAMMOND. JOHN BIRMAN, Clariti HASTINGS CITY BANK "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuoiu Service1 PHONES: 2105 - 2103 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, IMS Mrs. Maynard Millar, and I Rapid* spent Wednesday at Battle Morehouse and family of Parmelee, Idaughter, famlly. j Creek visiUng at the M^ric Crofoot and it slaying at thq E. P. Blak^ during the summer as follow*—Win- teeth drawn, ha* been very 111 for!Grand Chapter meeting ot the Or­ a couple of day* at the home of der of the Eastern Star at Grand hi* wife'* mother. Mn Dora White. Rapid*, thta week a* delegate* from well qualified for the new work. IiI Mr Pakmer have MlddtavillePouUon chapter.»n[j other memmi and uu Mr*. Mr*. Miner «>uCt rrnmer . A brother Aden i* an aviaHon cadet' racently received word from thalr at Blytheville. Arkansas. son Dick who ta 'somewhere on a nlng aeaalon. 1 Th. The hnma home nf of KZIItnn MU ton K Kerir.een on southwest Pacific Island". He U ^*a2kS «iii Johnson ot the Prairie from Thun-1 with a score ot 20 to 0. O Harris the Methodtet church last yesr, “ r?*?' -aSwXnHv “h111 Su^ay afternoon. Allen and Moore scored three touchdowns through the efforts of the young Thomapple townihip. Prise win­ East Main St. ha* been Improved well and ha* recently tten promoted ; Mr*. Arthur Getty entertained two little school friends of her nSdJawd theJolm Vanderiiolk sl*,ker at the home-oocoing at Bennett gained an extra point. | people, sound exceptionally clear ner* will be given credit memos for puronared inc Joi>n vanaernoix Qlc Leighton Evi nursery stock. Judge* were a com­ rch. The. boys play Qalgdonia bjre this Rev. and Mr*. I. W. Minor and RumlL who ha* been a home guard daughter Coltetn, Monday hlght. Sunday and al.v> .... v—------- -------------neyer been known Ju*t how far they mittee representing the three gar­ her mother, Mr* Margaret Bhu on the weal coast 1* now attending Ostober 5 for the pleaiure of her MT. and Mrs. Otann Wellington of sembly or Youth Workers held at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse could be lie*rd, but this Monday. den clubs ot the community. The gue»ta were »pei,t a portion of last week In Sag- “ non-commtaaloned school al Oll- Bth 'birthday Three Rivera visited their daughter, the Yankee Spring* National Park ' of Plainwell. spent Sunday with her Ralph Teeter of the Hubbard HHLs ~.. — The Thoniappie-Keliogg school inaw, with lhe fanner'* son who wa* W. Calif., for . a month, when ... he Dorothy Bumgarner and Prudence Mia. Udon Poulson and family, John Herron of ni. brother. Potter Waddell, and family. district, six miles away, reported to board ha* voted lo change the UL Mrs. BU** visited a stater. will -----receive the advancement ' -------------- * to ’2nd. Morehouse. Bunday. , ^xnong the relative* present at Mr*. Royd Helrigel and daughter hi* mall man that he and lib schedule of school, opening and tin* ' lieutenant. ! oxa Root of Chicago visited hta Fred Clark of Hastings spent the , MT. and Mr* dark Bliss and the funeral of Mrs. Luella Thoma*, Barbara spent a few day* the fore- daughter. Betty Allen, heard them Monday, school wa* called al 9:15 Leonard Elwood returned home ‘ daughter. Mrs. Roy Steen and Iam.weekend in town visiting former. dMghter, Mrs Jean Ftaher, were hi* aunt, on Wednesday. part of this week, with her mother playing "Nearer, My God to Thee' ' ■ Saturday evening from Rock Island. (ily from Friday night until Sunday. school friends. very clearly ________________ Sunday. among the guest* present at the 1 Mr*. Isabel Lepper accompanied nt Romeo and friends in Detroit, | thus opens one-half hour later, and III., where he completed a course for , At a recent meeting of tlie Ootn~ marriage'of Mr. Bh. niece. Rose- by her granddaughter, Mr*- Roy ' 11 the 450th anniversary of Mr. and Mr*. Joe Cronin ot Grand while we hear some moaning about government inspectors. Thl* Wed- ■ inunity Council Stanley Jolul*'n mary Blta* to Emory Ftaher, at the Steen and family. visited /their I Columbus' discovery of America. Rapids were Saturday night supper the change in lunch hour, nercrtlte- . Grand Rapid* were Friday supper ■nesday he leave* for Detroit for a i wu elected prertdent to ful the Presbyterian church in Hastings, i daughter and mother, Mrs. J. L. Quite considerable history has been guests of her aunt. Mr*. E. F. Blake less it seem* U will be a benefit to , gucat* of the Claude Roscnbenc month's stay after Which lie will be । vacancy in that office by the re­ Oct. 3. ; Hodgson and husband at Kalama- made since then. and family, z the country* pupils and bus driver* [ family. In northwest Thornapple. located bi Grand Rapid* 1 moral of Rev. I. E. Carley to KalaPvt. Charles Hole*, who ha* been Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell were vx>- Sunday, a pre-blrthday c'eje- ‘ Mr. «nd Mr*. Edd Farnsworth Sunday visitor* at the Glenn Al- , Last winter, pupils were coming to Luke Senslba of Yankee Spring. I mazoo. The Council hasjslw reBunday guests of hta courin. Glenn “ra. HI birthday being who have been Uvlng In lhe Vane. len home , at Parmelee, were hl* .sfiool before doyligiiY and thl* stationed on the west coast for sev­ i* having a very painful time with I y°ur . C0fTCI!!?ni.H ' Loe and wife at Kalamazoi > the 12th. Sh«P »I»rtment. have moved to1 niece, Mr*.'Iryne DePult of Bev- thirty minute delay In lhe morning eral month* is expected home thl* eye trouble Stokoe to handle the ComTuesday on a fifteen day* furlough. , ' Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Rugg visited! Hastings where he is employed. cricy.- her daughter. Mr*. Maxine will certainly help out the parents 'Mr. and Mr* K. R. Barber of . munlty Calendar. This wa* a projmZ^t^^nw/Mitte >on JMtete ,hclr d“u«h“'r- Jeanette at Battle1 Mra B C. Swift and daughter-: Bulllment of Wyoming Park. Mix' who have to arise early to get lhe He is a son of Mr. and Mr*. Floyd orand Rapid, ware Sunday vtaltora ; Council *PonM>«“ a«'d i Holes. . quarantine.The MtUe aon.»Fritrie. Crcelt on gmiday. Betty drove to Ft Custer.. Sunday Robert DePult and sister, Betty kids started off for tile day. I The town’* sidewalk* arc being of her parents Mr. and Mr* P. R., handled, by Mr. and Mr* Rttajeli ' * ‘ ‘ “ Mgr. Fred Brog at lhe Middleville a"d vtaited Carleton. whd entered Ventrat at Grandville. 1 The ThomappIe-KelJogg school Prladle Beeler most efficiently; the first a light form, marie a nice recovery. Creamery, accompanied by h|* the U- S service. Iasi-Friday. Clinton Poulson ho* been enjoy- Mother* club will hold ita first repaired, a much needed improve­ The scrap drive is on fuU Ult year It WU very auccoMul and an The other children returned to nephew, Earl Aubll, returned home ment since the sewer system wa* mpiK-w, &UU nuuu, Itimucu iionIV . Fcrd - ’ • “ Johnson - —----- - Lt, confined ............- to hLs■ big a two weekft' vacation before lie meeting of the season Tuesday, at the Thornappie-Kellogg school orgonizallotu; co-operated to.a mw school - Monday the forepart of last week from a farm home west of town with a se- take* up hl* duties at the B O tow- New officer* are: President. Mr* I Installed. That some of us haven't and to date twenty ton* have been manner: last, jrrsr there .w* ery Charles Lewis nnd little daughter, nshing trip in Northern Michigan. vere attack of flu. er in Kalamazoo. October 17 Clint Russell Bender: vice president. Mr* , landed in the liospital hasn't been turned in by the riudenu. The Htlta cooperation Thta is*.a service , Alice HA.cb.rUn. Charlene, of Jackson «rwni spent >h. the i. ’ •»__ kenneth —...’'v^e’f of.“jnck*on ....------‘'raa - Mrs, Lenna Kirkpatrick enter­ has been transferred from Auguste Fonrest Waddell: see.-itnea., Mrs. tire fault of lhe walks, for neveral of us have taken some hard head­ glory last week went to little eight- 1 designed to be a benefit for all orMr* MntMat- wiierc lie wa* night telegrapher. weekend with hl* wife's parents, Mr. Sunday guest of Mlw Helen Brog ' tallied for Sunday dinner. Mrs. i Carl Mabie. year-old Patty Jorgensen who loea- i ganlzatlona in clearing of date* to and Mn. Elmer Fenton. Mr Fenton ; The Parmelee Aid Society will tie Lynd. Mrs. Nellie Thompson and The Masters-Jonc.s circle will hold A POt luck supper Is being lie Id er*, fortunately for lhe town, the ted 3110 lbs ot pure scrap here In . "void overlapping of event*. When ' accompanied him home to Jackson.1 meet this Thursday at 10 o'clock i Mrs. Minnie Johnson. Mrs Flora its regular meeting thl* Thursday, this Wednesday evening at the greatest damage hu been abrasions. town all on her own. She wu a person conriders there are upward ' Sunday. , witJi Mrs. Herbert Lanfear. The’la- ’ Hanlon was an afternoon guest, and tire 15lh at tire home of Mrs. Phil- Methodist church for the young I lacerations, hurt feelings, ruffled awarded the ' colonel' ribbon Fri- । of 35 organizations through the . Mr. and Mr*. Clark Seeley and dies wlU carry their lunches in din- pater all enjoyed a ride to Gun Lake ip Bender. A pot luck dinner open married folk* and older young folks tempers and two pair* of silk hose day. the highest award It a lit- 1 community^one can^ee where thta ’ children. George and Nina, of Bat- her------palls, •--------------------------------------------and plan to spend the I w“h Mrs. Pierce, daughter of Mr. to the public will be served start- Interested in organizing a Sunday ruined that we know about and that tie girl can do thta. let* all gel' will ant 11:30, and it is hoped there school class, to be taught by Mr. means something there days These buu and dig up the Junk. tie Creek were weekend guests of day sewing for Use Red Cross ana 1 llnd Mrs- Fred Pitch. ‘hta over with the hope, we will ' fulls were caused where the walk I Mr«- Charles Downs and Mr*. be a large attendance of mem- and Mr*. F. H Helrigel ;her parent*. Rev. and Mrs. Curtis others Two of our young matron, arc ‘Ind more cooperation thin given Mrs. E. R. Sandefur returned Sun- Marc Squler left for Chicago. Tues­ bers and other*. I Allen Cleveland, who has been n luid been raised by tree roots—both hospitalized in Blodgett hospital *mr to tto Beeterajfrei^ /'and family. week after a vLslt with Mr*. Norman Maclver and little ’ patient nt the State hospitel at , tn the same spot Mrs. Bay Fllllngham of the west day morning from a few days' *|ient1 <*®Y °r Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Wm. McCon- , >l»ted and dales u follow* that have ’ Mrs. George Muter* wu taken county line, will entertain the Floral in- Detroit and thh Monday went ‘heir parents. Mr und Mrs R. Ely son have been spending a tew days Kalamazoo for several months, Ls .. ___ . ___ _ .< I tv.Ti eiv-n tin are— ------ ---­ to Ann Arbor where she will Like a j McNaughton and Xfr. and Mrs. Glen in Grand Rapids with her people. ' reported in a serious condition, ac- .wllli anol lier very bad spell Thura- lieu, JI. Iday evening and at this writing Iles tack of appendicitis and underwent I Oct. IJ-Masters-Jones circle pot ten week* course In government in-; Blakc. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Filch have cording to new* received by Hooffcr nesday. October 21. in a very critical condition, which an operation on Saturday. She ta I luck dinner public at home of Mr*, : Mr- and Mrs. Loren Tungatc were moved from their Gun lake cottage j Freshney. ■/ Mr. and Mrs. Austin Barnes of jpecting work. MU* Pauline Benaway returned to ™PPer guest* of Str. and Mrs Glen lo the home of Mr*. Flora Hanlon. I Mr nnd Mrs John Vander Wahl 1* sad news for her many friend* gaining but expect* to be there I Philip Bender on West Main St. Grand Rapid* were Friday visiters , her work at the Bell Telephone Co. । Allen Monday, October 5. to cele- Mr Fitch who is nn invalid wa» ! of Muskegon came Saturday to vla- ' Her daughter. Mrs. Mildred Mlckel twelve day*. Wednesday evening.) Oct.»18—Penny eurniva), school, • ,of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Uebler. of Chicago and her son Richard when Mrs. Chas William* wa* ' Caledonia game, here ’; Mr. and Mr*. Otto Bechtel. <nee at Battle Creek. Sunday evening aft- brate Loren's birthday. The event brought in by Beeler s ambulance H her parent*. Mr. nnd Mr* Elmer | Masters of Grand Rapids arc car- crossing the bridge, she tripped over * Oct. 21—Floral garden club at proved to be quite a surprise party, Wednesday afternoon. Their daugh- James and will remain until Wed­ Helen Fields*, are the happy par- er several days' stay at home. | ing for her. Mr. Masters also ta in a cable of tlic Power company, tall- । homo of Mrs. Ray PUlingliam. Robert Carter spent the weekend to1- later, the Tungate'* son. Clare ler. Mr*. Pierce/ of New Jersey Ls ' nesday. :,,ente of a daughter. "Betty Ann" ।ing — and Injuring r.r.™ her urt Chicken supper. Mctliodtat left nm. arm. Tt It 1 Qct wllh his parents, Mr. and Mr* John a,ld family of Caledonia, and their assisting her parent* in their, 8yra Pierce of thr Dunean lake very feeble health. /born. Sunday evening. October 11. vicinity was taken very ill last week : Harold Johnson, son of Mr. and wa* numbed and later began pain­ church ■ Mrs. Ctabert Oriffeth Is earing for Carter In Orangeville. Robert Joined daughter. Charlotte of Grand Rap- change of location. Oct. 30 W. 8. C- 8. meeting and Mrs. Ray Lyon* returned home I and orj Wednesday was removed to Mrs. Loren Johnson hu completed ing severely. She was taken to the the ,'<»■, Navy uuiv last /mau>v August auiu and la Is nuw now h' — *ds appeared with “a lovely birthday • them. ' mn T — 1 o'clock potluck dinner Eastern 1 hks training course at Clear lake hoepltal and on Friday x-rays re ­ ■j;'. Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Orookslon ana continuing hta school work at the cake nnd ice cream lire forepart of last week from a the University hospital in Ann ArMiss M Agnes a Stokoe of the Pon­ few days' visit with her son Alfred , bor for treatment and. an operation and Tuesday of lost week left for vealed a badly splintered fracture of Star chapter entertains past mat­ .* Mr*. Minnie Johnson were Cale- Western State Teachers college In 'r ron* and past patrons nt K p. tn. tiac schools spent Friday evennd family in Kalamazoo. She call- . A preaching mission will be held a Camp In Wiaconaln. He spent the left forearm. Site will under­ " donla visitors. Friday. Kalamazoo. -----------from ---------------Oct.-Nov. 1 inclusive. Metliodlst go an operation this Monday und Mr*. Dana Poller returned home. Mr and Mrs. Henry Brog anti l,ln« until Sunday noon with her ed on the Rev. I. E. Carley family. In the Middleville Methodist church thr lut -weekend at home. The koine economic* club of will have to remain in the liospltal mission meeting* •Saturday from a two week*' visit Mr. and .Mr*. W. K. Llebler were father and stepmother. nrrd was present on Sunday. October from October 26 to November I InNov. 5-6 Thornapple-Kellogg and Mr. Glen Oriffelh relatives in rjiiuii Eaton napnu. Rapids. among muoc those wiiu who uiiciuicu attended mr tlir ..— Mr “nd Mrs. yr?'.9 ,5n.9. “".£............. “; and “V”. ■ 4 w -.‘ with -Illi rciauve-s auiuim ■ „and ........ to the uapmiuui baptismal kiuiv service mi of ,her iv« m elusive. v. Dtst. oupi. Supt. W. H Helrigel Thornapple-Kellogg school ha* or­ ten day* al least. Mrs. McConnell’s Mr. and Mr*. John Topollnskl and home-coming al the Leighton Evan- ' Mr* Harry Baisch and little daugh- mtle granddaughter. Sandra Kay. : of Traverse City will preach each ganized for the year and elected the young children are being cared for Community Fair following officers: President. Avta by her .mother-in -law. and lhe Wil­ ■' three children of Flint, were Sunday aelical church, on Sunday after- ‘er. Nancy will go to Detroit. Fri- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanleyevening until Sundav. when hl* "visitor* of ner her surer, lister, Mrs. noon. day to spend the weekend. The । Lyon* ui of oanic Battle Creek brother-in-law. ... visitor* or mr*. LEE1u. c. zj- iioon. ■■•■-.ujoiu oruiiit-r-ui-iaw. Rev rvev Wayne w«yi>r Fleerirv- Jackson; vice-president. Dorb. Will­ liams household ta in charge of to* 41!wood and family. The James Polhcmus fiipilly spent । Grlffeths will visit her sister. Mrs. | Olin Sage and daughter. Mrs. nor. will conduct services Dr. Hel- son: secretary. Helen McDyer: Al Nye. The girl* have our sym­ pathy in their-sickness. / Mias Alice Williams of Pleasant tire weekend at their Barlow lake D D. Just and husband. Mr*. Baisch, Henry Henker returned to their riael Is another of The local boys treasurer. Jean Hooper. Mta* Mary Kowalczyk returned '••Hill, was a Saturday guest ot Mis* cottage The newlyweds, Mr. nndWill-al*o visit la stater. 1 home in Minooka. Ill, Thursday.. who went Into the ministry from . William Llebler went to Ann Arlast Tuesday from a two weekrf .'"Jean Gnffeth. Mrs. Gerald Rogers ofHasting* be- ' The Young Woman'* Guild hud a I having been called here by the sick- this church and should have large vacation trip to Washington state slay and physical check-up. ;.s Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Streeter re- ing their guest*.j very pleasant meeting Thursday | ueM and death of the former’s sisaudiences The preaching mission She reporte the six days trip going Mr. and Mr*. Roy Johnscm and :.’!turoed to their Gun lake home. The first all-school employees night at the home of Mrs. Charles ter-in-Iaw. Mr*. Luella Thopias. I Ls being held this week in the Irv1 children of Lowell were guest* of was very interesting and *cenlc. :.•* Monday after a weekend visit with party Ls scheduled for this Monday, Williams, with a good attendance. I Tlie Parmelee Ksten.slon crab had ting church. Mr. and Mrs. E F Blake. D O. their aon. Merl and family in thetr evening at lhe T-K school. Mr.and Mr*. Allen Morrison and’* very nice meeting with Mrs. All Mr* Robert Cole, nee Lilian Jor- Mr. and Mrs. Ros* Johnson. SunDoyle and Mr. and Mrs G. E. Btakc ?“new trailer home at Battle Creek. Charles Campbell suffered an In- *on James of Kalkaska, visited* their < Henning last week. Additional of- gensen. visited her husband nt Ft. Lois Ann Churchill entertained were among a company of guests "' Izon Rock of Detroit was a Sun-Jury to his hand. Wednesday, when I daughter. Mrs Eldon Lawrence anti • fleers elected were vice chairman.; Sheridan last weekend. ._ day visitor at lhe home of his a playful cow hit him with her horn family a few day* test week and, Mrs. Glenn Dean: recreational Mrs Martha Dean accompanied twelve of her young friend* at a entertained at a turkey dinner. Sun­ Adjourn Politic* ‘ ' rife ha* The wound required seven stitches Saturday all went to Dowagiac chairman. Mr*. Robert Tolan The by Mrs Bvbil Warner of Hastings I scavenger hunt and party Thursday day at lite home of Judge and Mrs. > • ‘brother, carl, where *“his wl._ "‘been for some time. and has «... been a . real r..i iinconvenience. nmnv*ni»nM | | where ---------- they ,— spent ---------the-------------weekend with . next meeting on Nov. 11 will be at went to Grand Rapids. Thursday । evening al the home of her par­ T. B. Taylor in Grand Rapids. The I Certainly, petty, partisan politics —politic* for the sake of personal ■■ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bender spent Mr*. Claude Roaenben: and daugh- Mrs. M's ~1* brother, nnd family. • the home of Mrs. James Clark and ami remaining until Friday night Mrs ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Clive Churchill ^Sunday at Hopkins with their. ter. Mrs. Monroe Gibbs of Grund Mr*. Mr*. Hatbc Hatbc ~Smith Smith ’" accompanied accompanied by bywin will bebo a ucooking cooking demonstration. demonstration. D«-*n visited her *l*ter and Mr* The young folk* had a lol of fun Taylor, whose blrtliday was October or party advantage—should be ad­ journed until our enemlc* have been . her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Mrs Ollie Mr and Mr*. Mr. Mrs. Laurence Rowden Warner was the guest of Mrs. Dllla rounding up their guest* and those 8lh. Two beautiful silk service flag* defeated ! bringing in their correct list first I Smith of Grand Rapids spent the j of Charlotte were weekend visitor* . Wesbrook at the Clark home. But, in wartime, it is more im­ weekend and Monday at Bailie i at the home of her parent*. Mr. and MLss Hasel <Curiey> CamobeU. i were ML**cs Anna Hewitt, Beverly Were hung in the Methodist church Creek viUUng her daughter. Mrs I Mrs. Frank Coman. I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton 1 Swcvt and Mary Kowalczyk. Later and appropriately dedicated Sunday portant than ever that, if we are . Leon Drew and family. | Mrs. C. P Parker accompanied । e. Campbell of Rt 3. left on Thurx- ! ip the evening lunch wu served. for the thirty boy*, former members to come out of the war with a con­ of tile chutcii or church school who I games played and all had a most We are .'.orry to hear that Mrs her son-in-law, Roman Felapauscn I flay afternoon for Bloomington, Ind.. stitutional government, with the have gone into service. One star freedom and the liberty of the clllRobert Williams of the Fleawt i und family of Hasungs to the Notre i for finale training for the "WAVES’' j pleasant evening. HIU district had another bad spell Dame football game in South Bend, of the United State* Navy. She I Tlic opening luncheon meeting of wa* gold trimnjed. honoring Donald aen still existing, still available, we and Ls confined to the bed at the Ind. Saturday ha* been classified as storekeeper, ! the Women's Reading club Tuesday Hall, co-pilot of a bomber plane have n two-party system of govern­ that crashed while on routine flight home of Clair William*. The Community Council ho* an- Ml** Campbell, is the first girt from Lof last week wa* well attended and . ------------- ----------------------ment. where the minority party t* Mrs. Martha Bridges of Jackson . nouneed the winners of the first I this vicinity, and we think from I a fine beginning for wiret promises in Virginia last February, and the accurately and Justly critical of the community'* ---------- •—'- first and only casualty. actions of lhe majority party. came Saturday for a few days vis-1 and second prizes in the second Barry county to enter service. A to be a very Interesting seawn. it with her daughter. Mrs. Hubert annual petunia contest sponsoreo । graduate from Thornapple-Kellogg । Mr. and Mrs. Ja*. Berry and two Tlir.M.- flag* have been made by Mrs. |small sons of Grand Rapid* were Emma Wliltanu. aged member' of Qvernmcnt. then we/will have a । weekend visitors of their parents. the church, and this fine lady ha* letatorahlp. A dictatorship ot the I Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Berry and Mrs spent many hoik* in this work of world ta the thing against which I! Blanch Segerstrom. love for our boys. we are fighting. We need none here. 1 We are sorry to hear that Henry Mr. and Mr*. Wayne Kcrmeen ------------- Hence, it behooves every citizen of , Shivcley of Yantaec-Bprlngs Is very and two children spent Saturday thLs country lo go lo the polls and 111 and lui* been bedfast and l»clp- night with his parent*. Mr. und to make sure that, on Election Day, less for a month. Mrs. Shlveley Mr*. Earl Kcrmeen at Parmelee. representatives are sent to Congreas also has been ill. Their children On Sunday all vtaited at Allegan who will see to It that sound, prac­ 'Pearl Adgale and Lloyd Shlveley with Wayne's stater, Mrs. Maurice tical methods prevail in connection i are staying with them and assisting Robert* and family. with the fighting of the war and Mr* Harry Stimson and Mr*. that, while the war ta being fought, . in the care of their father. Paul Spiker, Who had a couple of Malcomb Maclver will attend the those in power—the Administration —do nol here establish a dicta torahi p. it ta conceded that, up to thl* time, this Administration lias beta bewildered: It* war effort* confuseo. There has been a multiplicity of contradictory order*, rule* and reg­ ulations. The business of many a small businessman ha* been ruined. fa, Taxation, lhe source of the sinew* I of war. dried up. The crops on many i a farm iiave gone unharvested. Many a dairy herd ha* been sold STARTING AT ONE O'CLOCK 1 OFFER THE FOLLOWING: । because of lack of farm labor. Dur­ ' ing lhe coming planting and gvowing season, many thousands of acre* ot land will remain uncuitlvai.When Harry F. Kelly first took office as Secretary of MIDDLEVILLE dow box. Henry Brog. Mn. Clara R*v o Allen Steeby wife and home. I hope. She was taken 111 Saturday CUler; general display. Boy Snyder, two ton* of Howt Ini vUlted then 1 ^-K tootball boys scored ! evaplng and requtaid medical can*. Harry B*l*ch; bed. William Sweet, “T?J"^K*^.<^;P*rcnte?Mr. and Mra.Oeo.8t<ebyor their a«»nd victory in thenight, but 1* how much fiettgr. Mh. Pearl Kenyon; country dl»1th*Aftfrt:iUlgb“n and Mriand Mn A^ C■ at Wayland. Friday evening' The electric ehlmea installed in l>Ky. Mn Arthur Thede of Letgh- ployed S AUCTION SALE HARRY F. KELLY BROUGHT BUSINESS EFFICIENCY INTO THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE State, January I, 1939, the department was obsolete in its methods, dilatory in its service, hog-tied with red tape! Before his first term was over, Harry F. Kelly had streamlined the entire department, upped iu efficiency month after month, and brought iu econ­ omy to a high point. Tuesday, October 20,1942 excess of $80,000,000, is a model of ably directed operation. Its 9 divisions and 170 odd branches function with the precision of a fine watch. It oper­ ates 24 hours a day, 36) days a year, in iu Registra­ tion and Title Division to benefit the police and C0W$ Jersey and Guernsey, 4 yrs. old, calf by side. old, bred june 24. Guernsey and Holstein, 7 yrs. old, bred Apr. 28. Durham and Guernsey, 6 yrs. old, bred Mor. 27. Guernsey and Holstein, 4 yrs. old, bred June 23. • To Harry F. Kelly, and to him alone, goes the entire credit for this amazing transformation! You can depend on his achieving thevsame high degree nf efficiency. In all state departments, when he Is elected Governor of Michigan on HOGS 4 Shoots, 100 lbs. ea. HAY and GRAIN 8 ton Clover hoy. 90 bu. Oats. November 3rd. TERMS: HARRY F. KELLY Republican Candidate for Governor Ihit FARM TOOLS John Deere Riding Plow. HORSE Good work horse. Jersey and Guernsey, 6 yrs. Today, lhe department, doing an annual business in public alike. Because I have decided to quit farming, I will have an auc­ tion sale at my farm heated 3| ipiles northeast of Hastings on M-43, the Bernie McIntyre farm on iiuuilt itrui i fam artJ mU fiU ft by titixUU •/ ibii tatuHy !• etahr yau bttlrr tuyaanted uilb F. Kelly. Caih day of sgle. Steel wheel wagon, new. Keystone hoyloader. David Bradley mowing machine. Osborne side rake. Oabornc corn binder. Oliver cultivator. 3 Sec. drag. Flat rack. Cloverseed buncher. Set work harness. Brooder house. 10 bbl. steel tank. One-third horse motor, new. Tank heater. Electric fence. 24 ft. ladder. Vice." 18 ft. ladder. Set sleighs. Two-wheel trailer with stock rack. Yard light. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Water separator. Linoleum on floor. 2 Kerosene stoves. Electric stove. Milk cans. Milk pails. 2 Oil barrels. Iron kettle. Vinegar parrel. 4 Plant stands. Round dining table. 7 Chairs. Desk. Commode. Other articles too numerous to mention. - Nothing to be removed until settled for. CHARLES BAUER, Prop. DEWEY REED. AucHonMr. CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk. YOUR CAR CAN HELP SPEED AMERICA'S VICTORY DRIVE Uncle Sam needs your car lor vital "transporta­ tion" during the war. It's your patriotic duty to share your cor with oth­ ers . and to keep it in Class I-A by regular in,spection and proper care Your battery is important to the life of your car. moke it last by having it checked and recharged now at Andrus’. Come in today. Don’t let neglect of your car cau>e waste! Let us sorvicc your car today! VULCANIZING AND GENERAL TIRE REPAIRING There ha* been waste and ex­ travagancy unbelievable in the Gov■ day in the Army mote men than can be adequately trained, equipped and transported. Bigness, instead of efficiency, seem* to have been the watchword. Favoritism and special privileges to certain groups at the expense of the farm and small town population have all too often prevailed. As your Congressman. I have op­ posed the griming of special privi­ lege*. I have opposed waste and ex­ travagance, advocated equal oppor­ tunity. demanded economy and ef­ ficiency. I have opixrscd tire fallacloua New Deal policies and have instated that common sense, sound methods be followed. Because of my opposition to lhe NeJ Deal phi­ losophy they, the Communist* and certain pressure groups, have been, and are. out to defeat me. There are plenty of "yea-men", plenty of rubber stamps. In Wash­ ington You K Y too many of that kind. I hav. .ever been—I never will be one. If re-elected, experience wlU be my teacher, common sense my guide: my sole purpose a desire to serve you. to defeat our enemies, to support In every possible way the ' men who hate been aent to the war; a determination that, when the vic­ tory has been won. our men shall without delay return to their hornet and their loved one*. ANDRUS SERVICE! CLARE E. HOFFMAN Republican Candidate tor Congress Election—November 3! PoL Adv. Phone 2240 daytime Car. Jaffarsoa and Coart Sts., Hastings, Mlchigaa laaoco Gu and Oita Vxlcuiriag FirMtoM Tira* and Tabu ladtetiaa, WiadakiaU Vipua Ort Wi Tuberculosa kills morn people be­ tween and u than any other di- m �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THVR3DAY. OCTOBER 15. 1>U ..................... . subdued tones we see tn many of never seen duplicated. Just now the each. The spotters Include many ot !|Mvr|>rrTIUC I FTYEIl |«OUTHW1ST RUTLAND Whistler’s picture* One. evidently------------------------„ £? —“----------,---------------rJev.®lx --T— 11*1101 ] tho cityte well known business and J Mr. and Mrs. Albert N painted from his studio, showed are regretfully facing the leas of profe* Bunday Milton Little Traverse bay frozen over, their rector, the Rev. Earl Kneebone hodrs with snow-covered hills in the back»-•---------•- '• * , Robert Wilcox ware Sunday vUttground, a fisherman's hut far out returning to his former parish in peclally the tatter hours. When the ■ I on Of Mr and Mn * .lanux WlUm Dakota,_ _a _______ far-flung one.. 'tdeak^northern winter descends on । tConllnued from page 1. See. 2) from shore. It was an interesting _.South _____ ._______ _ — —-t:---------------------------------------nmiu Rnrem.. > Mrl Nellie Foreman attended a rubject and beautifully done. As j largely missionary in character this northern are* it will reaulre ' many Banner readers doubtless ; where the need U great owing to lhe those especially stout of heart and they ,un want ll- He 11 staunchly | birthday dinner Sunday at the know, Ivan Swift la a brother of the loss of several rectors to army ser­ a high sense of duty to keep vigil |for PerUcipation In the war and la home of Mr. and Mra. Ella Daniate Dr. Birge Swift, of Middleville, i vice The rectory here must have on that bleak post, but we all know PUnln« «upport every day. especial- l*l» in honor of her daughter. ArXOTIOX or MOKTOAOB IXU ,y ,n *<«lras. Jawahar I al Nehru.loa and daughter-in-law. Katie signal which warns all children un- and has several books of poetry to been designed when rectors had targe It will be done , , , | probably the most popular leader , Foreman. --x­ his - credit, along wllh hla talent , famUles as it Is quite a pretentious. . . Wrn । gund>y ¥lsttora at lhe of thelr parents. to be off the streets. al*a painter. I was happy to meet ten-room affair, quite out of pro- Gregory --------------- - ------------------U of Mr. Mr and Mra. Roy Oaks were Mr. Although no whistle blows at eleven him one mnmlne white Mn Miller nnrlinn tn nretent rt>v needs Mr. and Mrs Edger BUven and Gandhi and his own belief that and Mra. Lemuel Oaks and family n. io u>« son. Robert of Jackson were Sun-1 resistance Is lhe only way to save i of striker district Afternoon c*Uio “be pro eighteen years mutt follow suit, enjoyed a pleasant chat with him. Interesting to report is a visit I ST .r; CARLTON CENTER ihe’EmeVsKTr"^™ ExceP,lo,“ are n'atle F re- We were pleased when he gave each nude recently to the Petoskey Salva-! '•■ly guests of Mr. and Mra. Herbert India. He has always been »n ad- era were Mra Minnie Schlffman. 4lven. |mirer of Russia and of Chin*. His Mr and Mra. Verne Goodenough Every one in Carlton township la SJ ..“mJndlS iu h c !‘(1I turning home from some, public of — us -a phosotint ----postcard uon iicauquarK-ia. headquarters, mui with »uc lhe uwugiii. thought r r------ - — — — - of one of uuu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips and speeches show how he is tom be- ' and daughter. Wilma of Muskegon cordially invited to contribute to­ tnvn.10,0, function. Tnc HI. nntntlnw .hzwlnr. ■a section ->r —possible -_ — —-"aopy" forthcoming, as The ortilnAnrr ordinance la rtMlimrrl designed his paintings showing of of IttrV nt Invnltv tn r CT bm MHI enM unit V __ n and Casa^pirk. Detroit?7iTthe wmter. It ^ll^VeeJJmne d^i^teTk^ 51,ry Ell,n of Hflstln‘» Sun- tw«n loyalty to Mr. Gandhi and and Mra. Spencer flam of Wells-}' ’ward ™! »he the Christmas Chrlitnui boxes ho... to tn ba tw to stop the loitering of cl FAIR LAKE iMtlng of the Or- as delegates from tr. Worthy Mal­ and other mem­ jetty entertained friends of her , Monday hlght, i pleasure of her er and Prudence ilcago visited his y Steen nnd famght until Sunday. Ung of the ComStanley Joiinaon dent to fill the Mice by lhe re­ ;. Carley to Kidascll has also re­ respondent. Mrs. landie the Comind Mrs Russell lently; the first luccessful and all Iterated In a fine This Ls. n service eneflt for all oriring of dates to of events. When there are upward 1 ns through’ the We have taken c hopes we will slion than given tiers. Events now follows that have -Jones circle pot nt home of Mn. West Main St. carnival, school. Harden club at ■ FUUnghAm. upper. Metliodlst 8. meeting and llnncr. Eastern toliu post mal- islve. Methodist iple-Kellogg and - . .-.fflll.l -'■'■P..— ■ >INIlKmIINU LlIIlK Northern Jottinos (Last week's Letter) Mason Utts and Mixa Jean-YY* P J... 3 Dickerson were married Sunday at 1942 Edition... the bride's home.. Best of wishes Is----------------- - -----------------------extended by all. Arthur Knowles of Jackson visPetoskey has fallen in line with ited his sister, Lottie Colllster over rome other Michigan towns in retiie weekend. i vivlng the curfew. Every night at ____________ ;____________________ exactly 0:30 the deep-throated siren _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FROM INDIA ^TreT^qJJT* - 'voung people down tow night ' wlien thev ■hnulrl hr m .home. It >l«n here ill\deUn\ • • • \ °' ,nd M" Bur"1 JSS s^VKTdw ''--------- --------- ------ bore RL perrons! rignMure which J&tV Is such an unusual one. I must show! revelal Mr. Bert Dub. and ' dh^buTe^K Z. no“ be°u“; B^t X“nd >STd ^Ho’ Ice from Carlton township at which it to Florence Cook when I return ‘ the Pet tr ot Grand Rapids spent that non-resUtance Is * sufficient “2^ j^X^of HlcX ' dau**1l*r of G™ home and ace what she makes of It;- .i live, so Mrs Joe Kon- ’epon of defence Dr. Ambed Ur. Wfrc sJX^Wtora « the^S can leave your contribution al tha — from the old, bleak, s..ndav with Mr ^>d n' one thing. I am sure, will be "on jxxirly-llghted. barracks of an earlier A!' M£.L"<7'LJ.r.1^ ------ --------- • were Btinoay visitors at i Im i> in»'< the denressed cl class aatnlno ol .. .... .. . ■ J. C. Wing store or Marion Clams w L, tuning u, Url lan'a -dttv The living llvlmr quarters niiartrra of the Cap Can.­ m?J°T * *1*ter Uartistic trend".”” East Jordan's-day. Mr and Bnd garage. Mr. and Mra. Nelson Jones ac­ ground polHIcially, and becoming companied Mr. and Mra Leo Tift of RuUand.over the weekend to De­ -- —Bernard -k. -— •? —— —i. ,i called: Citadel a. as their buildings.are now »rn where vr- ’..and offered self-government after the Dr. K. Benker, a -----native kitehen. modem in every.! ”|(- .* lwre thev ‘^y. .¥* . of Bear Creek, with the audience of Herman Sielaff. While there.,1’™ Whether it can achieve suf- | nt Holland. Italian,! What lUhat an good onnet ehat chat he and an^ detail.'' and a' colorful bathroom ____ ____ are Mrs. aI^"w™t 8acroM to^C^na'da - ----------- ficlent unity to make such an offer I ‘Ji- ef Iti,.*(mViiZ*wrm>‘>'« ** cancelled thU season. It requires Dr. Woodburne could have!”” Two . p.rt of lhe equipment This b as pictures that interested me greatly lt lhould be. for the salaries are very Ha,? a reality Is the question. cribwi M th. w..i halt of a cast of around 100. but what with were by local amateur»-<>ne a lovely .mail, and most of the things we £r,d,nd Mrs De,bcrt OrO“l of Ban’ "In spite of the a-ar situation “xoriVlrreU'EUbt w’."' lhe draf‘ ,akln« “f ,o11 of ,he yCUnR scene showing a. bit of Penn, consider necessities, are forsworn i wr h«vw««a nt mission work continues In a most I > •ii.f c.uBt, .nd Ki.t. will braves, defense plants their quota. snow Mr. and Mrs Cleo Haywood of normal way. A good many of the1 R. R. park done in winter, the artist, when one enters the service, but. as . rJ^iinv *nen labile auctioo t. th. high- and others migrating across the Dowling at "ro-ealled" faith missionaries have ! ‘£1,.spent Sunday evening m« ‘ v.„ 01/ •**ktb’.r tr’ni^a^r1 u Straits lured by the wages being a Petoskey barber whose shop looks Mrs. Kish, the wife of the Captain out on the park, and It was well here, said — "We know we will never ’ M d M V decided to go home, it Is strange i tauM In lb. CHjr of H..tin«.,: Klv*n at the big airport under conoM, .nd Hi.tr on Oetob.r Istruclion to defend the Soo locks, done. The other was a landscape in COme lo want, and will be looked af- | dr „nd Mr, nnnairt w.m™ that missionaries of denominations । and sects who have been extremelv loth. 1V42, m "bin* SI tLdnto ot'u'i lt rllla!ly abandoned, probably --....... . - . .. Icl , vppr tuiu inspent -nl ---- "...... Sunday afternoon in CharPentecostal, who claim to know and 1 For Sole, an all year around, insulated cottage the bay and pier from the Chippewa Kish came to Petoskey in August. । th. <in>i weurrd b, Mid for the' duration. nrocljilm this as the time of the rooming-notei. ’ nl’f ‘'Ji.™'® me unui was none she h!..U U _* a cl charming ^nnl.nir_>y young unK.wom woman. *pUr, on Walldorff's resort. Wall Lake, for $3200.00. other tirnn the landlord, himself, inelilaent and cultured, with a per- . JJ?’ Mrs Pred^te^i of "second coming", should feel it so1 FEDERAi. FARM morthaof. cor- . A nnc improvement is the new Mr Mr. Goodrich, a quiet, middle-aged Mnahty"tha™Just' that m.t rarfiate. radiates"sunslSne. “ter.' Mra ”” Mca<1 of HrtH**”* incumbent upon them to get to One of the best forms in Maple Grove township, I'OHATION. a curperatiua. of w..h- cement pier down at the water Monday afternoon. ; America on the flrat boat. Possibly : America man. Interest was added when we one can visualise how. the downlevel, no stones, nice woods, wonderful set of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slocum I the difficulty of getting money to E. W.’»t. leamed that It was his Initial ef- and-outers- the unfortunate, the buildings, for $7000.00. Will trade for a good rtosM u*’ 0ntl unloaded at ti»c rickety old from north of Hastings, spent Sun- India contributes to It. Be that as i freight shed before the automobile fort at painting and that house poor and needy, would love her. She day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slo- it may the work of the regular 40 ocres. " Oni to is nge and modem trucks drove so paint was the medium used. I felt Came up from the basement where cum cum.I larger mission boards has been very It would hold its own in competition ten of their women were helping sort ~ many lake carriers out of commis­ ~ ----------------| little upset by wars and rumors of A beautiful home on Center street, good lo­ ORDER FOB PUBLICATION sion. The new pier is a good sized with some we now see featured in the donations pouring In for their IRVING war. We have token precautions Ini cation. strictly modern in every woyw oak floors national ma|tazines•••’Stanley Kei- fall rummage sale, enthusiastic over Bert Quigley who has been vis- the matter ot arranging to get money throughout. $4500:00. nine hi« ■ w—.*r—by cable If necessary and to have , cm» ,« ii.V shore line alien enmnlrtrrt Ro -at acu,Ptor> whose career along this largely in their work and activities. Itlng his sister. Mrs. Frank Travis OWlet ... ?., Ion, bur. .ummrr ?obu h.vi an Stn hiVaU, JJw'rSn " to quote here, his nephew. Bernard Quigley emergency funds available, in Born-1 line started^ to^hlgh school hill days S' for “The Salvation Army." 49 acres in Baltimore township, on M-37, good at Hastings and other relatives has bay we have built n fireproof vault set of buildings, for $4000.00. Will trade for a statue of Abraham Lincoln, wL rtit'ution whh ’ wclsT ten'de ’ nclra ’ wd returned to his home tn Walla. for our property deeds. Bank ac-1 J.u. r|))oy «I Abraham Llnmln. wa. mmirn .in. mrlu mm house and lot in Hastings. counts have been opehed up-countey j represented in the exhibit by his B social Institution with religious Walla. Washington. n.i. Mur , y,.I4",1'^nbn't^l>Kh ^mpadaily tstatue ‘"lue ” , ""S' 1 wtwl rndea." which me.ru one .nd, Bom to Mr and Mrs. Albert Ar- in case of having to leave Bombay. I of "The Turtle Giri" which tendencies." which means one and. House and large lot in Hastings, areola heating entx on October 10. another son at We believe In foresight but see no "Uhl »>»n .K Um UM. .ST. !S.’ -th b. system. $1200.00. reasotv ,or getting "panicky". Pennock hospital. •»4 alt ihmo ; are glimmering at the Harbor and when I visited his studio last year. jn their work. They sponsor an ex"Three mlvdonary families from । She is now a snowy white maiden. ceiienl band, largely of young peoMr. and Mrs. Tony Strumberger House and 2 lots in Freeport for $1000.00. .., h stands in a fountain-tike i~., . hftve a g(xxl 8lMd Sun<Uy Malay and three other wives and and bowl, |plc i and children nnd Mrs. Annetta Bow­ , opened the last week In August with I hope she wilt ultimately draw a children of missionaries who re­ a tin nee under the light of the moon. rnnimivslon from some civic-minded school and conduct a five-day nurs­ erman. all ot Hastings, were re­ mained behind In Singapore are In If you have a little money, let us figure a plan ery school to which many well cent callers at the home of Mr. nnd India. The last of our missionaries to finance a home for you. person who wishes to grace some ; known people send their children Mrs. Carl Hula, coming to see the "f m?nUrmPrn^^ho«^^nrimm^tlntil£>nt ipOt W,U1 Bn ’n,ercsnng *nu artlsuc Ord. spot with an interesting and artistic ,along *lth those who come from less new baby Bonito Marie, bom Sept. from Burma have now arrlvtd in India. Most of these are remaining ln nlenlnrla’"Turtle Girl" shows favored surroundings. AU who be- | 22. M XKIM. the influence of the famous Swedish come officers in the work go thru a ’The Best Investment on Earth, The Nagel families attended the here to help in our missionary work. I f 2?? 1 * n V sculptor, We are glad for lhe reinforcements. Mid sculptor, Carl Carl Mlllcs, Millet, under under wlwm whom I. Further Ordered Th»t i.nbiie i11 m**r- 11 waa *l“*te a surprising Stanley worked while al Cranbrook, rigid course of training and they |funeral of the niece of Mrs. James Some of our buildings in Rangoon is the Earth Itself ” . ..... dUpUy <« »> rmni -n >nd , herelR enoug„ w apte send no one out into the field, un- iNagel at Grand Rapids. and other parts of Burma have been leas they prove particularly fitted ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perry and son destroyed and of course our work is and hereby flaunt my limitations as wf cnl1 professionals. Among the latter a connoisseur of art, that I see for the work. This rule had much to ! of Kalamazoo were weekend guests entirely closed there for the duration rirrukuj’ la ,hr pictures of Margaret Maud greater beauty in her figure than in do with the success and fame that , of Jack's parents here and wllh of the war. or until Burma is re­ Hoffmastcr, Ivan Swift and Gus Milles's much publicized. Neptume came to them during the first World ' Mrs. Avis Tompkins and Betsey taken. The members of the English • Hildebrandt were particularly no- fountain, on lhe Ann Arbor mall. War. Sometime I hope to follow up I who are spending some time here speaking church in Rangoon have ProiKi* 1 t*ccable. Amateur though I am. it In front of the Women's League. this visit with one to their religious i before returning to California. come to India and a few of our Ilufnt. Cl. REAL ESTATE BROKER services which are held In a clean, । Mrs. Sybel Warner of Hastings out in i.i was easy to dlsllnquish the touch bright, room- equipped for seating ! spent the weekend with Mrs. Martha Indian and Burmese Christians, but ------------------ of the real artist in Mra. Miller's The Rev. ■. Dean. STEBBINS BU1IDING PHONE 2659 I lovely landscapes, all of which as I Joseph W. Bancroft who around 125. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Special meetings are held every l-raUit'C-Mri recall, were painted In the vicinity organized Emmanuel church In Has• • • of her Traverse City home. One. tings is also given credit for organPetoskey began its air warden | night at the church. —ON PAT DAY. BUY BONDS— .i«i» ot Et* whlch pad UOIl recognition abroad. Uing lhe Episcopal church here, branch of service lhe last week tn I, >7« ail claim, pictured a giant pine, stark and na- which, nt his suggestion al*o bears September. A small lookout post. ;| KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! ii.-ani ...liked of verdure, its trunk and limbs . the name of Emmanuel. This was electrically heated, has been buUton | lOlii Darayiber. A । bearing witness to lhe ravages after his service as rector nt Hast- a high elevation south of lhe city, i KwZTm wrought by lightning—a picture j Ings had been completed and he hod The view is unobstructed and exuimr. t.. ..la that somehow one doesn't forget.”’ [accepted lhe office of traveling tends for miles. It is part of the ser­ OWI.I -. .n ia. <■«<» Ivan Swift, whose summer studio missionary for the WestMichigan i vice in the defense-of-the-Soo Locks. | imMH-V^’AduHnt1 •haa for many yeara **en near Har‘ Idnleese- T*** church here Is an k- The service Is entirely voluntary and ; '.iidrm. 1 bor Springs, was represented by j tractive one and crowned by an un- covers the twenty-four hours of the ■Id Am. Arbor.'Mi. 1. three landscapes, two in the soft. , usual belfry-tower which I have day in eight shifts of three hours > wr.,™«. no., . Fira Mortsii.:quency. . Miteomoi‘ii i 1*1 REAL ESTATE mmrUUl EARL R. BOYES oliliei jartlsan politics ike of (XTsonal rmles have been Il Is more im- rar with a conent, with the irty of the cltlitem of govemnority party is ' critical ot the rity party. b that- kind -of—e will have a itorshlp ot the against which need none here. very citizen of > the polls and 1 Election Day, int to Congress I BUY! Dslvd. Orlobrr filb. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Nl.lr ..f Mkhi<*n. Th- Pre d'on’o^1' OHire I AUCTION SALE' Slut In connection it, up to this ition- has been Torts confuseo. multiplicity of rules and regss of many n s been ruined, of the sinews crops on many unharvested, has been sold Tn labor. Dur­ ing and growthousands of iln Uncultivat- aste and ex- We have to­ ne men than Ined. equipped new. Instead lo have been vorltism and. Trialn groups arm and small all loo often n. I have op­ special prlvi- equal appor>omy and ef•sed th« fai­ ries and have sense, sound Because of trj Deal phlitmunlsto and s. have been. f “yes-men", ps. in Waahnany of that een—I never id. experience immon sense itltkd’ (Mik. REPAIR! COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK FAST TIME. HORSES 2 Black mares KTATK OF MICHKIAN—ORDER OF TUB CONHKRVATION COMMIBHION— RACCOON -LOWER PKN4NHCLA. _ CATTLE Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, giving milk Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old, THEREFORE, th. ( rrivil fresh Oct. 17 Jersey cow, 12 yrs. old, .itrptTng* frnm giving milk Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, giving milk l«rlndln< >1 hlrlrrnlh JOSEPH P Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, nt Jul, RAHILLY WAYLAND OM10OD fresh Oct. 19. Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, giving milk Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, Dirtrler. City Clwk. any— IIEI.MEY . HTATE OF MICHIGAN—ORDER <1 THE CONMKRVAT1ON VOMM1HKI0N- ditlon. rhen the vlcir men shall ’ their homed PoL Adv. Thursday, Oct. 22, 1942 I thl« ordr our enemies, sible way the MAN late for REMODEL! Having decided to quit farming I will have an Auction Sale at my farm located 2 J miles northwest of Banfield on I being fought. Administration ish a dictator- giving milk 3 heifers, bred Heifer, 1 yr. old 2 steers 5 coIves HOGS 4 brood sows Stock hog 23 pigs HAY AND GRAIN Oats, about 100 bu. Corn, about 450 shocks Hay, about 15 tons FARM MACHINERY McCormick binder, 7 ft. cut Deering mowing machine Dump rake 2-hone cultivator Crain drill Manure tpreuder 2-row corn planter 2 wagons Fordson tractor Tractor plow Walking plow 2 spring tooth drags. Spike tooth drag 1 -horse cultivator Double work harness Third harness 4 horse collars Hay fork 150 ft. rope, new MISCELLANEOUS 10-gal. milk can 5-gal. milk can DeLaval power cream separator, new Circulating coal burning heater Large size white enamel kitchen range MONEY for Buying Homes for Remodeling for Repairing Sictoiy W BUY You can buy the home you like . .. even if you can't build tha one you want! So decide on the one you like and let ut help you buy it. Wo can still finance the purchase of a home that is already built and finance repairing and re­ modeling, but, we don't know how much longer wo will bo allowad to. So if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do It now . tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Como in today. Other articles too numerous to mention TERMS: Cash day of tale, nothing to ba removed until settled for. birlevirth Sty st July. 104 JOSEPH P. RAH1I.I.T. ChstraisB. WAYLAND OBOOOD Dfrwtw. MACK LONG, Propr. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 9 STfBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L B. RHONE 2JOA �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TH CRH DAY, OCTOBER 15, 1H2 --­ Lansing, spent Sunday with Mrs. the latter* mother*. Mn. A. J. Roush ' A son weighing seven pounds, ten ■» Tuesday afternoon caller of Mn. of Ludington were Sunday dinner tending a meeting of tha commu­ auuicr *uc>w> llrma Brown. to Nashville, Saturday, after spend- ounces wa* born to Mr,,and Mrs. ’ Guy Smith. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence tes on Church Extension and Evan- mother, Mr*. Aaron Treece of Bal­ I Sunday afternoon visitor* at the ln« two <«*ks at their home. Harold Wood*. Saturday evening. | Mr. and Mr*. Donald Buehler of Benedict. timore SundayMr. and Mr*. Ray Woodrtra of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mick of J. D. Cool home ware Mr. and Mr* Sunday vuiton at the NeU New- October 10 at Pennock hoapiial. Greenville were Saturday visitors, Hoffman of Charlotte Baltimore were gue*u al the Mr. , Saranac wen Sunday afternoon S’^thrafOre^ sitenjJta. BhUtoa 01 GntodvtUe. and Mrs. Nanay and aon of Wacouata. Mr. --------------------------------------------- -------- and Mr* Clifton Miller home Sunacn CUly «r onnd Rapio* cauea ^^4-, HarrU of Grand Rapids noon in thg Interest of tha Lrtiejday evening. and-------Mrs----------------------Vernon Newton and• — MUs Grand Rapids called on Mr. and Sunday. en tlMir unci* ervi aunt. Mr. and w onpuu. , SiUrley Frederickson of Hastings, Mn Claude Walton Saturday eveMrs. Hasel * Williams of Saranac “ MT.. Brt Miss Lillian Blearn. William Dipp, -----nlng.as a Sunday morning collar ot ter's mother, Mrs. Lola Miller of Jr. and Mr. and Mra. Sidney FlAeld. I -Miss - Donna — Thaler of Grand Mnd Mrs. Joe Kauffman and Pair lake were Thursday guests of local. Rapids spent the weekend with her I family and Mr. and Mr*. Warren Sunday evening callers of Mr. and i Mr and Mr* Dan Poctma and parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler i Surrarrer. Mrs Mat)’ ri.rv Clark ha* has burned returned tai. Miami. Fta. ' i Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lightfoot and Phyllis Ann moved into the William and family I Mr. and Mrs. Semlah Seese. Mrs Mrs Joe Kauffman and family were tn Hastings. from her son s. Morris Clark s home Elthen Rosenberger of Clarksville I Anna Moore, and Mrs Adah Met­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fry and family In Bailie Creek. Sunday 8Ue»ta Mr. of Kalamazoo. and Howard Mc­ ounoay afternoon aivcroowi rahere cauere at av the utc Umlly were Henrv MartrtUr nf ofW.ln. , • vacated by Mr. and Mr*. Pmnkr Mrs. Howard Berven Win l**t is________ spending tills week with Mr. and I ter entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wes- Roberts of Alto. I Hynes who moved to Woodland last Mrs Harold Rosenberger. b“.~. iey Kelin and gon Vern of Clark*- week at the home of her daughter. me licnry .-JJVIS name, were air Mrs. Gertha Beam of Hastings Mr. and Mn. Carrol Newton Mr*. William Seymour who was ill ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Fish > im> i*mand fam- 1 vine, ville. aunaay. Sunday, me thr occasion being and Mr. and Mrs Dale Cook and and Mr*. Loren BaxselL Mra. Forest ■ Mra John Thaler. NorvalI Monday. (Edith Tobias) are happy over lire of Mlrtrtleville — v.lm 1, wuh^... Mrs. Merrill Karcher and chll- lIv >' of Middleville .railed called nn on their their tt Mr*. Keim's birthday. FUx. and Mrs Don Strong of Lake at>d Donna, were Sunday dinner family of Carlton were Tuesday, eve- birth of a baby girl Mn. Jennie with flu Mr and Mrs Andrew Firemlrt Odessa. Mr and MnjJ/and Byron Moore ot Mr-Bowne *r)d Mn. Will Mlsh- dren accompanied Mr. and Mr*, mother. Mr*- Mary Dodge. Sunday I Jfr. and Mra. William Slocum and Inlng guests of Mr. and Mra. Chas. ^TaX^ten “w.h «u«*"Iu South Slocum Is caring for mother and and family spent Sunday at Sparta I family j Watt Thomas of South Bowne to afternoon *ft<'rnocn family cf of Hasting* were Monday I Overholt. . and Grand Rapid* Friday - --------- v_.l' ------------ .. ------ BusMr and Mrs Wendell Shoemaker guests of Mr-------and------------Mn. George with Mrs. Freemlre* mother who Mr. and Mn Allen Fish and Cal­ Mr. and Mn. Rennie Mott spent, gave a family dinner honoring lier of Lansing spent the weekend with , ] tance and family. 1 1 u“ur ± “? j* _____________________ ___ ___ vin took John Deming of Chicago the weekend with their daugh ­ “-------a ...— Mr Mnd Mri Victor Steckle and f of Mr. and Mn Alvin Hehigli son who lias been inducted into lhe ,Mr- Mxl Mra- Henry Karcher acVirginia Fish spent the 1 ecki if? 1 Mf' »ntl Mrs. C. W. Culver at-I family. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Brandt to Grand Rapids Friday afternoon ter, Mra. Karl Kruger and family, army. comparted Percy Roarer to Remus ,nd wllh Anna of ( r*nd wS Y*n« nfTJvwJu^«t the Wealthy 8t. I and family, Mr and Mr*. Kenneth to the home of his sister, Mrs. L. A. near SturgU. Mrs. Bessie Strickland rccflved a Sunday to the home of the formers |Ra.jldjl • Harold Ycltcr of Lowell Wednesday Baptist yhurch In Grand Rapids I Steckle and family of Lansing. Mr. Mr. and Mn. Floyd Garrison, letter on Friday from her son R<>> Mr. nnd Mn. J. D. Cool visited Hortense Mead and baby Helen brother HI Karcher and family. Mr. I Mr> Emln, Anderson wa* a (ft,. Mr and Mrs. William Dipp and Sunday/evenlng ’ , and Mr* C. D. Baufr of Hastings. *' Grand Rapids O'Laughlin were Sunday guests at stating he had reached England und Rosser visited relative* at Sears. I tlnw vU|U)r p^y Blt,rn,on. X fwnilv .n-n. a.mrf.v been family spent Sunday rto, with itMr. -"d and :| Mr and Mr* Ed Coau *pent Sat- | and Mr. and Mr*. Frank Yartger.1 q’.nd.v She was much impressed by the great ------- — confined to Harvey Parmalee'* ' Mra. Clarence Johnson ot Sparta,—4 wl Parmelee's, in Battle Creek of hL, ,urr<MlndlIu.s He ta -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------« Mis* Marion Roush cl -Lansing Mri Clarence Doty of Battle Creek. Steckle Sundav’nleht^tn M^d^’few dire 'ln charBC Of " ''' plnneM1S3 Elaine Kauffman of Lansing Bund** nlghl to *pend “ few <,*>1 The enlargtntof the vlctnrv scrap spent. Friday and Saturday nights Mrs O. H. Fnusey Is ataylng for »Mr. and Mrs. Alva Moore and siwnt the a.,weekend with her par­ j with Mtxj^Dorothy. Bunn. an indefinite time with her husband family of Lake City returned to spent ,ncrr I oile at tlx- Brian school I* In I'toMr. and Mr*. Calvin Clark of | David Frazer. Jr was hi Mrs BewteFox of Hustings wm at Muskegon Heights I their home Wednesday after spend- , ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman ‘ । und family. Durand vtaited at A. C Clark'* ‘*Xturd*7 .1 Sunday caller of Mr. and Mrs. ■ .Mr and Mrs. Carl Rickert osjlng several days with his parent*. ’• । Mrs. Lola Miller and friends. Mrs ■nmredav Friday | N.ujok tenant taope Allen Fish and family. Grand Rapids called on Mr. and | Mr and Mrs. Charles Moore. .j Pearl „„rl Vosburgh u„,nllrv„ und „„„ MLsa rGinger -lno„ Thursday and Frtdav Mm Leo Hlndershott with her I Ls being painted and a new cement ., Mr. Charles Overholt. Mrs. Otto I Mrs George Woldrtng i.v? sir. and ana Mrs unaries ovcrnoit. ■ Mr*, otto Kunde Sunday Woldring nnd daugh- ' ’.Vr.;; ' " -ruLJav ---------------....... --------------------Mui f uu.B~»orqu» 7 ~ mother. Mrs Daisy Tompson of .Evelyn and Hubq>4 were Monday Mrs Louise Bearse of Quincy wa* ter. Mr*. Henn- I-enuon ot Holland. porch will' replace the old one guests of Del Eldridge *of Grand a Saturday caller of Mr. and Mrs.; nnd John Deming of Chicago were , of M.^ nnd Mr*. Frank: Dorr. Shultz, were in Kalamazoo Thur*- , Mr* Willard Case atayeff with her IUu “U Iv,n Rou'h an<* Um,ly ‘ ock*k dlnn" «ru"u' ot “n‘> wSuXgUrf on^te^ ^d uA Electricity help* make America’* war planet aome of the world'* Rapids Rev and Mrs E M Rou*h of Mrs Allen Fteh Tuesday evening. *** most deadly weapons. Here are a few of the ways in which O E Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thaler were Stanley, who is very 111. David Miller home while Mrs Mil-*. —„ xvia.v ______ .________ Love afternoon. equipment serves in the air. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carson oi»v .. last - Sunday ... . . Friends here iicir received cniun cards rcre- [ and Mn, chatterr.on were In . City w were Friday guests nt of i| John remained for n»— fewi...days. 1 .. 1 Rev. -nltv Be« Everett rvern, Love Uiv, was n, in « Urt, M1 |, ann/Mmrlnu umounrtw IV»a the MrtV, Unh nt ol —■ _ . ................. ..... ............... ' Jeffries of North Freeport. Mr and Mrs. John Thaler and 1 The W. C. T. U. will have a , Jackson recently. . last Monday to....... see his brother at ......................... Mis* Dorothy Waltori of Flint family. tea Friday afternoon nt 2:30 ii. .... cared for her mother. Mrs Claude George Bu-.tanae. local, and broth- library room. A playlet featuring I S"?. Wdehu Lee, Bute, «n eoWalton. last week during her illness. er. Carl Bustance of Hastings, spent . the work -ww.c of the W. C T V U will be ■ Mr. and Mrs Max Robinson of-------------------------------------- -the weekend with Mr.--------------and Mrs.----------Ted given bv f ' Hastings were Friday evening callers . Bustance of Greenville. an address by the Rev. Mrs. I, .of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mead । Mr and Mrs. Will Woodruff and Alice Griffin. Refreshment* will be|! , Mrs. Root nnd Mrs Short of Kai- Mr and Mrs Pat Allan of Grand : served Everybody welcome. ’ wlvteiS Iw1H ** heW ut . nu-et at the Mr and Mrs leon Colo nmazoo were Sunday afternoon riapius Rapids were were ounoay Sunday afternoon '' w*"*n Brogan aitemoon callcan- , , .Mr Mr and and Mrs Mrs C c W w Culver culver called called 1• 1 ’ ” r-v;home on October 24. guest* of Mrs Ida Payne. er* -------of— Mr — and --- ------Mrs--------Virgil - Woods 1ion Mr and Mra. * Charles . Baker . of. ' Grace Entaconal ehurch In rv'tThl Grand Ran- :! ------ ----------------------। id*, at o'clock October 1. The j ASSYRIA Mr. and Mr* Merritt Mead of 1 Middleville Sunday afternoon > ld * “ l 4 octock on Or,<lhrr ’ Thr 1 George Brown Ls spending the . __________________________________ _____________ ______________ jbrlte I. cmnlojtel W tte te" Tte— n .. called on hta .brother .w. -nnd I jrcnc Buehler of Pleaaanl I week with his sister. Mrs. Ruth Barn ville M.„„, iwlie. Mr nnd Mrs. Cteud Mrod. i Vsllry wu a Saturday r,rnte B SteV. I ” 1 ™'® ” ■ “ ™* h “ W ™*l on Oetoter 31 at ter h«te Pearce in Lansing 17^;. " — . .. (were surprised Tuesday when their Sunday .ternjta, I Mr .nd Mr, J D Coni. ' ’ ------— • — ■ • ------------! Miss Donna Thaler of Grand Rap- Sunday afternoon. I of Mrs. Peggy McLeod of the Checkson Edwin walked in on them. Ed­ | cred district. ids called on Lola. Wieland Sunday , Mb* and MU. Mrs. LAIIII.I Loma :• ■UL-w, VelmaTorbey velum utiu inc W. Li. 1. U. will lliccv lues- met Freeport young people. win, who ha* been stationed hi Cai1. Lamps are the eyes of the plane 2. Radio combines lhe voice and The fried chicken supper nerved ; afternoon. ~ ' ' --------Conley spent‘ ------Thursday afternoon ! day October 20 at the home ot Mrs, j Freeport Methodist Church at night, ranging in aise from the ears of the plane, allowing com­ : by Die Women'* Society for ChrUt- Ifomla and who ta In thr Secret । Mr. and Mrs Clare Bassett and in Lowell I George Nelson st 2:00. Everybody I Everett M. Ixive. pastor home;orra f 11*tern cockpit lamps oo larger than a pea munication between the pilot and tan Service of lhe Briggs church on ;■ Service, 7—.—:came ------- -----------------— day ’ family of Irving were Sunday din­ Mr nnd Mrs Claud Silcox of Alto j welcome. to landing lamps of more than his squadron, and the ground and Morning Worship-11:00. „ Saturday night when two hundred ,urlou8h ner guests of his parent*. Mr. and und the former's mother. Mrs. Della, Mr. and Mrs Petter Merren <Olive half-a-million candlepower. sea forces. Sermon: “Witnesses for Christ.' plates were laid realized one hun- i Mrs. Dora Gutchcss of near Char­ Silcox of Reed City, and Mrs Nettle Woldingi and daughters Nancy Jane Sunday school—12:00. i Rev. and Mrs. John MeCue en­ Thomas, local, were Saturday eve- ; and Ellen of Greenville called on her I drcd twenty eight dollars. Tlic so- h>tte spent last week with her afeJoyed a chicken supjier at Bunnell nihg visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ouy grandfather. P. E. Deming and the Carlton Center Methodist Church j ciety is ap]>reciative for the aid ter. Mr* O. D. Frusett and Mr. ’ i which WUwill vmunr enable iIlipiuICUICIIL improvement Ul in •Fossett. I Allen Fish family. Thursday. —— church near Cedar Creek Thursday Smith. | the dining hall. • 1 Henry Bldelman remaliw about evening. i Mr. and Mr* Walter Rockhill of Mr, nnd Mrs. Charles Moore, lo­ Morning Worship—10:00. Mr. und Mrs. Ray Babcock en- the same. . Mia* Orra Newton was a Sunday Hastings and grandchildren Elaine cal, and Mr. and Mrs Alva Moore Sunday school—11:00. 'afternoon and evening guewt of nnd Joan Ickes of Battle Creek were and family of Lake City were Tues­ I tertained at 1. kitchen shower on Joyce Norton ta able to be up t Sunday at their home honoring again but unable to return to school. , Miss Shirley Frederickson of Carl­ . Sunday evening supper guest* of Mr. day dinner guesu of Mr. and Mrs Chinch of the t'nited O'er fifty friend* and neighbor* , ton. I and Mrs W W Rfickhill Ralph .Moon­ Brethren In Christ , their son Richard Babcock and wife who were married in May and are of i^orr Darby, gathered al ills home Mrs C.i W. Culver, local, and Mrs "Don Karcher spent Monday; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Steckle spent E B Griffin D D Pastor i leaving for their new honte in Bel-. MM Tuesday evening for n faredaughter MLss Genevieve Biggs of with Mrs. Lana Borough* of Has- Sunday evening in Battle Creek . a_____ October 18 Sunday. Frernnrf -------" ” ----------llc CreekiweH P*rly- Present were Edwin , Hastings spent last week Monday i.tings. with their daughters. Helen and ।I Freeport to-30-Sundav School ' M‘“ ^■‘heriiie Conklin of Lan- Maurer und Earl Pennock, each ' shopping in Grand Rnplds. : Mrs. Frank Thompson nnd Den-1 Dorothy. I — -tttorenin sermon ‘ sl'lg spenl 8unday with the home home on furlough. Dorr entered ', Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson jnir spent Thursday with Mr*. Mor- , Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and I j, «r— , * a n^i n Worship sermon f01kl Fort Custer. October 8. and Dennie spent Sunday with Mr ' ris Calkins of Hastings. , Mrs. Joe Kauffman and family were I j,.. X. A Griffin Mr*, Virginia Leonard and Infant Mr nnd Mrs Tony Wimmer of and Mrs. Henry Thompson pf Soutn I Mr. and Mr* Bert Hayncr 7 qq P. p M.—ci ----------- ------------------ of Lake — । Mr. nnd Mrs. Jncob Kauffman and I 7:00 Christian Endeavor. I aon have returned home from Pen- Detroit were Sunday guest* of Mr. 4. Superchargers are the lungs of Bowne. Odessa were Tuesday guests of Mr daughter Ruth of Millersburg. Ind . Leader- Ruth Yonkers nock hospital. ' | and Mrs. Kenneth Norton. the plane, pumping estra oxygen to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton and and Mrs Adam Endres. They all re- and Clyde Boyes of Goshen. Ind. B ~> p M _ Er — 1__ 8:00 P. M — Evening Worship SerThe officers elected for the local i Mrs. Vincent Norton spent from the carburetors, giving our planes Donald of Carlton were Sunday din­ turned to Luke Odessa Tuesday eve- I Mrs Elnora Whitney spent the mon by R B Griffin the altitude so necessary to modern ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. inlng nlng and Mr. nnd Mrs. Endres re- weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs ■ ’ Mrs. A. B. B.i, ------------B no p M —— Thunuinv onwr meet. Farm Bureau for the coming year > Wednesday until Sunday with her warfare. are Norman Stanton chairman: sec- > daughter. Mr*. R. E. Hull in KulClinton. jI -----turned - ----------------------------home Wednesday. ----------They------------nil, Stevenson and son of Grund Rap. jn» . Diir- 1 t*. :— ■ ’ . .. .. retary-treas., Vern Hawblita; rec- ■ amo. Saturday she accompanied Mr nnd Mrs Ray Wieland called rtlllrrl called nn on Mr Mr. nnd Mn Mrs. SCarttH Keith Durids Pleasant Valley Central Electric baliavaa that ita'first duty aa a reation leader. Dori* Stanton; song her to Marshall and Battle Creek on Mr nnd Mr*. Spenor Johnson 1 kee and family of Woodland. WedMr nnd Mr*. Keith Price of Cale- j 10 00 A. M—Morning Worship. good citixan ia to be a good aoldiar. leader. Fem Ball. The first meet- I where they called on another 1 of Ix>wcli. Sunday evening | nesdny esdny | donla were Sunday evening callers 1100 A. M.—Sunday school. ing of the year will be on Satur-, daughter Mrs. Irene Mlsencr. who is | Mr<. Gertrude Thomas of near Al- 1 Miss ***-- ex.—'—— nl —— of -» Hastings ««—■ of -• Mr nnd Mrs «... —r^..u — I] General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. Genevieve Biggs Rldiard Durkee. 8.00 P M—Christian Endeavor. '. to called on Mrs Irma Brown Sat- spent wxh day night the 24th at the home of, very ill. Friday night with Mr. and .v -i-v,. Mr .nd Mrs. Clarence Benedict „8:00 w r luc„.y r ,Bjer IlreTl P.. m M.._ —Tuesday Prayer rneet-. Mr. antfMrs. Claud Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. I — - ------- Wayne Conklin ----- '‘1 of| tirday afternoon. , Mrs. C. W. Culver ------ -----------------called on Mr. and Mr*. William tng. all the John Mrs. Dori* Stanton will entertain ' Allegan -spent spent Sunday A Mrs. Ida Payne spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs Byron Moore and Cudney of South Bowne Thursday. with Mrs. George Past of Hastingx ; brother. Will Bus-sctt of Grand afternoon. | Mr;. Christina Hopkins of Battle on Wednesday at her home with a Darby 'liomc. Pvt. Robert Mead of Pittsburg. ----------Rnplds visited --------- -----------------Mrs. Addie--------Kelly, ,.l Mr. and Mrs Dan PosUna and Creek is visiting her sister, Mrs. shower honoring her sister. Mr*. .■ Mr. and. Mrs E- J- Norton of near > Banfield were Sunday in------thia Morrte Brandt. ' ---------------------------—, -callers — ------Calif., sent recordings, made by Sunday ' ‘ Leap Karcher ‘home. Phyllis Ann spent Sunday with Mr. Charles Asplnall. at’ the Local boy* to leave for induction neighborhood. , Mr. and Mrs Frank Frank Thompson and Mrs L. L J GHarrowTind oHarrownind family i The- Christian - - ------------------------------------hiimelf. to his family In Freeport. Endeavor Convenk'-. tn.A-------------attended 1 tlon of the Michigan Conference, In the anny this week are Claude ! ttended the Farm Bureau Com- of Grand Rapids. Ranlds. uimr. Rown hu™. Thomfe, '“‘ “ "'ft munity Group meeting at the home Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wolcott of Church of the United Brethren in MENNIS i.IMJ.STRLM of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff Lansing spent Sunday night with | Christ, at Caledonia viniai, will win be uc held neiu bi vBicuunia Rankin and Jack Carver. Unite, Conito who ta l—n „> „J“h" Umtenim, M. ot of HasUngs Monday evening. ,. Mr. and I I United Brethren church. October — nnd Mr* Mrs. L. R. R. Wolcott. Wolcott. 23 • Mr. and Mrs Tom Whitman were ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs Clare Clnre White Whiteand nnd 1 and and 34. 24. The The young young people of Free- Isnnuu temlrta vtetlm » tan. t Onnte.llk <wp. juta away Tri­ now In BtaU«u hoaplul. Urand '*•’ "«■">>»• •' “* <»“'"> •»«;Saturday dinner guest* of Mr. and family vtaited Mr. nnd Mr*. Joe port and Pleasant Valley C. E. So- Rapids for plastic surgery on her . ------------------------. tor Mute on ter '"•'V "»•"> lr“— M -------Mrs Clarence Rohrbacher of Lan- i Williams of Rutland. Sunday.I cieties ore planning to attend. sing. I Mr. and Mr*. Fred Ballance ot I Rev and Mr*. E B. Griffin were I hand which wa. injured by a burn 8*‘«nlay al the Infirmary with Rev. 1B J Adcock officiating. Flower:! Mrs. Alma Mishler of Bowne was Hasting* and Mr*. Emma Anthony . In Sunfield Monday afternoon at- when a child. Mis* Genevieve Douginas and I *'4® *.nt by the Harding and Slnbrother, Dr. Dougins* of Bellevue cum •,reenhoUM- lhcrc being no called nt the Mr. and Mrs. George |near relatives. Conklin home Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller were | BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY FREEPORT «. B ss' a: iMM Ear21 M “* ■ ™ -ISLiS ™"sS3*; iS Wings of Victory SS “,hr GENERAL @ ELECTRIC . . .. We Grind and Mix Feeds. Let Vs Balance Your Feed Grains or 20% PROTEIN GROWING - LAYING MERMASH Do you know that the flocks owned by all the producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 eggs per hen? Yes. you're right They were fed 16% or 205? Mermash. Good-by, nowI’ll tell you all about it when I see you!- Mermash 16 Mermash 20% Mcrmadc Balancer 32' Mrs. Weiss of Saginaw averaged 160 eggs from 400 hers and netted $1.85 per hen over cost of feed. She has fed Mermash exclusively since 1931. HEALTH AND ENERGY IN EVERY LUNCH Mcrmade Balancer 37 Poultry Supplement 32 J MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! ' Average herd production records up to 626 lbs. of fat per cow have been made on Milkmaker Our Milkmokers for 1942-43 arc fortified with Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt and copper to assure you greater herd health, more efficient production and more profit than ever before. 24% or 34% Protein MILKMAKER 34% MILKMAKER 24% AND HELP SPEED WAR CALLS! Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker. 44% ANDY, a pig, weight 31 lbs . got Porkmaker plus corn, oats & wheat. Weighed 192 lbs. 76 days later. Gain 2’Zi lbs per day AMOS. Andy's brother, weighed 35 lbs got corn, oats and wheat but no Porkmaker Weighed 98 lbs. 76 days later. His gain was only 83/100 lbs per day. Porkmaker 44% makes pork more profitable for you. II’* a lari that by keeping yonr own shortages. So it boils down to this: Every telephone conversation* short you ran help the war effort. Central office equip­ ment can handle only so many calls at a otw <»/ us has a duly lo help keep the lines clear for war. HOW YOU CAN HELP time. Some of them may be important Different Ingredient* to Use Pig Starter Pig Crower Fattener Porkmoker 44% Protein 100 Ib*. 100 Ib*. 100 ib*. Corn 270 lbs. 470 lbs. 1.000 lbs. war mcMagt*!-, and war calls must go through. By cutting down the length of your calls you help free tlic equipment for handling war calls speedily and Wheat Middi 180 lbs. 200 lbs. efficiently. Bera Um- the telephone is vital lo all war activity, many local offices and long distance lines arc crowded with calls. In normal time* we would install enough maker and train mixture in separate hoppers if you like. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. 1. Keep all your telephone calls as brie] as you can. . . 2. Make only lhe most essential Long Distance calls. <* “Start no* to - fortify yuurself against winter colds! Drink plenty ot nourish Ing Highlands Dairy, Grade A Milk, one of nature's purest and healthiest foods, it helps build you tip and protect you from colds. Try It for relief from over-work and faiigw." Phon* 2651 for horn* dalivory or buy It at yout grocers. 3. On a Long Distance call, give lhe number of the telephone you arc calling, if possible. new equipment toTisndlc the added load. And please don't call Information for a number when it’s listed in the directory. But we can't, now. because of material Help save lhe wires for war! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. ■ ■ J Ir •UY U. $. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS STAMPS lONLS WAR CALLS MICHIGAN BELL MUST GO THROUGH TELEPHON E . COMPANY HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone MSI ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutinga �THE HA&TLNGg BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, LM2 wm CORNERS I BARRYVILLE I Mr.' and Mr*. Schwankoppf, Mr*.’ THREE CORNERS |dOUD | Ma- J<Jbn Oluar of But- ; 7The “ ~ Harvest Festival al the Khool Please remember our chicken sup- Bowen* and Mr* Oauaa of Lansing <4 was a success A good time per. at the church basement thl* were Thursday dinner guesta of Mr. W^7Y^‘ „ h X XVSSWSK £ Geo and a good crowd. Thanks to those week Thursday evening, beginning »nd Mr*. Will Hyde. Mr. and Mra. at 6:30. Fred Haines of NishviUe and Mr*. who «contributed to. the display. MitabaU and wife. N>A kta 11M and waylapd where they vtitU -»■ ____ _ t —- -Sam* re-_______ ___ - -_________ and Nelson Norrla Our<_____________________________________________ teacher. Mite Viola Baa* de- EInier Hines ot California were BatMr JP*; ol),nn &nd ____ Mr.■ ...« and Mrs Mra. Nelson Norrig and and I IM Hasting* city ' iyw< ^rooWy 9f A*™1- family of Battle Creek and Mr. and llghtfully entertained the mother* 8. J. Vamay and wife to Jeaae E. | Mr*. Ada Shaw accompanied Mr. | Ohio, enroute to Grand Rapid* to Art Covey of Hasting* called of the school Wednesday afternoon .°*u,u‘ 2”d.chUdf5.n ™ Brown and wife, par Nashville and Mr*. Chas. Cox and little son ’l*lt her parent*, the J. R. Kirstens. on George Norris Sunday. He Ls and a Mother's Club was planned Creek were Sunday afternoon call­ village. ' NashvUte Friday Eridv where wherg they were wt! were »ere afternoon guesta gueata of the the' Claude C to Nashville gaining nicely from Ids stroke so . to meet each month. Refreshment* er*­ -------------------------m .u- the andand James Hantaoud homes. he 1*e up some were 4^*----------------Jack Temple, ct ai to Lola Flower, supper gueaU and called on James Hanfmood homes. u up acme. : were served tenru by oy Mbs sum Baa^,. xmu. Our Our COATS GROVE* lol 44. Supr's Plat. Prairieville vlU-।, former* former’s two children, Mr. and Mr* 1I Mr*. Mrs LesLe*Mr* H. J. Robinson arid Mn. Mr nicely ■ ... Mr. and Mr> Mrs. Lynden Norrl* Norris and “booi te progressing very nicely... Miss Virginia Thompson and I age i Smith ~ ----. tsvMr*. Clarence tax Larabce attended Or* .. CM.. — . . . and nr. and“ Mr. '__ and the nwranlva. organtea- farnlly lied. on Ira Chaffee ot and we Alt *u Ful If*1 o.»w *crY proud aand friend Miss Helen Meyers both { famllv meeting held of theatNavy q.mH.v the changed appearance Lob Flower to Howard Temple Shaw andwX/nr family.---------------------------r^ine to e« | tlon °f America the Mother* home of /happy of Hteover interto? of tbS tehSSf iv^ nurse* of lhe State Hospital at Kal- COURT HOUSE NEWS^T^S^ W. f .ot J* Mr* Frank Kelley. peeted vtalt his reroroea peeled Monday Monday to to visit hla daughdaugh­ |“Vr> ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James w Ad. SM.a.,0^,^ d.d.bu,. ^ Mr and Mr*. Harry Eaton and omaw». omaxoo- visited over the weekend I .h- daughter ’ — daughter of of Battle Battle Creek Creek were were SunBun­ ; help being happy and^^TX with the former's parents. Mr. and I andlurroundlmy doing good Mra day guesta of John Houghtallng. |wt)£ E. 8. Tbortpwm. , Daisy Bergman returned to her We cannot remit saying "Thank Mr and 140 Schneider ot home after helping Mra. Clarence > yofcw --KeUog< Foundation" 'near Woodbury attended church State of Michigan to Fred E Mte* Pern Campbell t* Ld'aU who helped herr Morri*, near Flint passed the here Sus Sunday.­ f Jwne* Hammond and son iCampbell • wnite. White. iota Iola u 13 ana and u. 13. village Village or of Nashville. I hc.re P*™1-<nd | Tboma* spent Tuesday with her taining I nicely after an appended,, , ,, : All were wmr sorry to lo hear hear of ot the «r‘ ur MacJuu“ “"4 tragic death of Mrs. Velma Baird Alsey E. Bump by Adrnr. to Frank win, 'brotlwr *uler’ln’Uw*nd 'omy. She was brought to her home “r' an<\ Mr*. Dale Macham and , f0H(ixjng an explosion at her home Banash. w 100 fM.. Ac. ocv. Sec. □, 5 nummn Hastings #pen(J OI,ver returned with ilhem to,; Mr> Harold Fisher of East Blate (at i Cedar Creek Wednesday from ! oanBAi., week IwmcreUUve# there, . two children of LaOranae Ind £. Mr on Wednesday and which !*“ w, TK W Bliss Oo to Walter Brown ! her aeaui death eany early Thursday. "7” *n‘ I Mra. George Kelley attended the tar I her speedy recovery. Mtas Fran- “ ' „•*•*. rT, Tt,.T uZu,. <caused auica ncr xnuraaay. Campbell of Jackson came to “c ,uneral bcld Saturday at on Sunday, Sunday si Mr and Mrs I of Um. prjendly Neighbor* cl* < and wife, part* of lots 8 and B, Pah-1.tertalned tertaU“tl “ her Sunday. S. t,rcc ch**drt? aUo,“l the Leonard funeral home in HasJohn Poll and family, also Philips lC]Ub at the home of Mrs. W Rose sec i view Addition. .n, rc„p M. IMt lJ,'"^SS’iw5rw! iingn O ” sympAiny is cxiriiucu w , uur Chester B. Hodges and wife to 1I ’ndXta Mr UM Mr. Or.c. Hkl- , th» ulu, Brtri duuul —----■you have nol sold bring It to the vine , the bereaved ones’ especially the RuskU T. Craven and wife, lota! 'ol*. all of near Caledonia. Mr*, ^ay Nichol* te assisting with the care chandler and iry.ua «h«l h»„ n b our W.r _ u; >nd Ad,,^on | husband and lhe children. Marion IM. 107. 106. and lOO. Hardendorff's i .’f"11' £°uple' JS*' “1‘d IW* ^oilier of Hastings called on : and Arthur. Add. . und son were Bunday dinner guesLi A, .. Dulch 5 r '..* h0 „ tre . I their couilns.lhe Claude Hammonds The chicken supper served by lhe E. W. Bites Co. to James H. Swan- : of Mr. and Mr*. Cliftop Baxter and L. A S. was quite a success. About! son and wife, part of lota 10 and 22. ‘, Mr uU Mr., O«r,. Marco .nd . DUNHAM DISTRICT ' son. daughter of Grand Rapid* and Mr I --------i »75 was cleared. Thanks to all who Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jordan and lot 0. Bl. 23. Eastern Addition. ,and Mrs. Francte Oliver and NorThe first meeting ot tlir firatND. ___________________ and Mrs. Huron Healy and helped. 'son George of Hastings spent Wed­ Hastings city. man Mann were dinner guest* of The C. E. society held a business ■ Lyle B. Bunnell to Dale Bunnell, jtheir parents, the James Oliver fam- nesday with Mr. and Mra. George Dunham Community club was held . daughter were Sunday dinner guests at the seiioolhouse Friday evening, of Mra Clnra Day and Vivian. Mr. meeting at the E. 8. Thompson : Kelleyl . par Sec. 1. Barry Twp. UyAfter u potluck supper a program and Mis Walter Soya of Bonfield home Wednesday evening. ***" Bcllp C. Gogle to Donna Manning. । Mrs. Belice. formerly of Uic Pow­ ASSYRIA i was presented .under direction of । were afternoon culler* Mr and Mrs. Geo. Coats and 120 Ac. Sec. 38. Yankee Springs Twp.',ers school district, expects to oc­ Last Week s Utter the teacher. Mrs. Mildred Rhode*. Mrs Jennie Connelley of NashClare R. Johnson and wife to ,cupy Die Mrs. Hattie Johnson col­ Norma Cose of Lansing spent Mtes Vivian Kohl. R N. who has I vtlle spent Saturday night and Sun- and Mra. Ethel Hall visited Sun­ George A. Kelly and wife, lot 1. Bl. ,lage. _ _____________________ day with the Ray Coau family of . the weekend and Monday with been a frequent visitor nt the home d “ y wlt, > Mrs. Davis at the home 1. Kenfleld's second Add., Hasting*, , home folks, returning, to work Tue»- of Ray Ostroth has volunteered for of Mrs Anna DeVluc. Mr and near Alto. cltv. j iCLAY HILLS There was a good attendance for nursing duty and entered service Mrs. Glen Connelly of Hasting* Dorr Wrtb .nd Ml. w Jocph S-. „„ Mrs ,Effa Haight spent part „ ot the C. E service Sunday evening ; Mr and Mrs. Willard Case were at Port Custer, Saturday i were afternoon callers. Evans and wife, lota 24 and 25. Iast week wUh Ma Kelvin and “ Why is Baptism Important" was Sunday guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Ed Norton of Ban-' Hardendorff s Add.. -Nashville vlll-1 wife — near — Freeport. Herbert Durham, and family of field attended church service here ^Icl “ Oon> of Naslullle were discussed in an interesting and innK1' . , , : Mrs mis. norma Norma ueycnaecacr Leyendecker cmcrcutcrSunday afternoon callers of Mr. strucUvc way bv the pastor Rev. J. .Sunday Wm. M. Martin and wife to De- gauied tlic Busy Bee club. Several Bellevue In honor ot the anniver­ Runctav O. Crawford and others- The young , Mra. Burr Burr FastaU. Fossett. . \ ... . „ u iu. and Mr*. sary of both-famillas. A chicken > Private Witt C. Gregory and wife. 3 Ac. Sec. |(contests ----------------—<---------Ernest Dunkelbergcr of; Mr , and Mrs ».... and----------a nice--lunch served by dinner was enjoyed Prank Hyden .nnd people furnished a choir for the j 14 Rutland Twp. Selfridge Field and wife were Sun­ son of Olivet. Mr. and Mrs. Mcrlyn Sunday morning church service. the hostess were the main futures | Miss Norma Case and mother. day guests of hte sister. Mrs. Julia Ida M. Fclghner Brown to carl w ucon Potts rQlls took inc Mr. nna and Mra. Leon the The C- E next Sunday evening , Shaver and daughter of Charlotte Morgenthalcr, 10 Ac. Sec. 13, Maple jattcr-8 steter. Mrs Lenna Johnson Mra Hugh Case were guests, ot her O...-U ud l.mdy. ... „ ............... be — led by .. E. .. S............... Thompson and nnd ... Mr. .... and Mrs. Clute and four will uncles, A. C. Hyde and family. Grove Twp. of Bowne to Blodgett hospital, last nova Tnomas ana ranuiy ana an Thc ** A- ? are 1,n',tl:d to thc sons of Jackson were Sunday after- the lubject will be "High lights in Floyd Thomas and family and an Thomas W. Thompson and wife to Tuesday for x-ray*. m. Mn. WUwr On*., Ml M. ^hdUMjIWIIMF. «»d-----------------------------..... . J. -------------------------noon callers of Rev. and Mrs. J. Church History." Glenn Farthing and wife, par. Bee. .... .■ u — Floyd Haight and wife of Grand Hastings, Mrs. Moyer fnr for rvilliu-k potluck nlnn*r dinner Willette. Mra. Paul Kesler and'-----------------—---------------on Sunday. 22. Woodland village. Rapids spent the weekend at Eu[ Thursday. October. 22. daughters were Sunday evening BARNUM SCHOOL ’ gene Haights. EAST WALL LAKE I Rex Hawthorne the seven year old luncheon gueste. ; Helen Ree*or returned to her QUIT CLAIM DEEDS j Guv McNcc nnd family attended Last Week's Letter. Ison- „. of Mr. — and--------Mrs.— Gluts -------Haw- I Harold Higdon of Battle Creek : trhool work at Mecosta after a two --------------------Edwin E. Birman, cl al to James the funeral of Mr*. Alvin Baird In -----Mr. nnd Mra. Kirk Foreman of thome. Jr. who has been, very ill spent Saturday night and Sunday weeks' . - potato digging vacation. J. Edmonds and wife, lot D. Bl. 15, Hastings Saturday afternoon. Hastings were Sunday evening vis- the oast two-weeks al Pennock h<M-|-wilh Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Higdon. Margery Recaor spent the weekEastern Addition, Hastings city. Several from Clay Hills attended .r ------------------------------Sunday afternoon they all attended improved. 1 J. Fred White to Peter Inrson nnd the Gackler auction Saturday af­ itora at Clifford Kahler's. Jennie pltal Ls slightly Reynolds returned home wllh them *■ and Mrs. Mr '— Llnu* Harding and the Wedding of MBs Betty Higdon Mrs. Nettle Reed of Mt. Pleasant. wife, ct al. lots 12 and 13. Hardcn- ternoon. 1 Mr*. Eva Fonda of Battle Creek at tlic home of her parents, Mr. ano Mrs. Lottie Hilts and Mrs. Leon for a week's vialt. dorff Add.. Nashville village. Mrs. Chas. Kahler, Mra. Clifford nnd Mr and Mrs. Ralph Johnson of , Mrs. Charles Higdon in Nashville. Cross of Lansing visited at the Her­ DURFEE Mr und Mrs. .Merritt- Mead were bert Johnston home Thursday. Kahler. Mr*. Floyd OoUlson. Mrs Mississippi called on Mr. and Mrs FRonATS COURT Mr. and Mrs. tEdwgrd Rice spent John Harrington and Mr* Eva Bert Harding Sunday evening. Mr Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mra. Chas. Scofield returned last Est. Llcwellvn I. Campbell. Order Sunday afternoon with Charles Whlttcman motored to Parchment and Mrs. Johnson remained until Mr*. Claud Mead at Freeport ----------------------------,--------------------I wack after spending several weeks confirming sale entered. Clark at Yorkville. Wednesday and enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday. j Mr and Dorr Wcbb of Nash- nt the home of her son. Ralph ScoExt Effie P. Goodyear. Order al­ Mra. Chas Hammond Ls able to day visiting Mrs. Joe Stenger. Mr and Mrs -Elmer Hanes of vllIe Sunday dinner guests of fieid nt McKeesport. Pa. lowing claims entered. Loma Linda CalHornl. California and Mr Mr. Mr. Mr and nn<1 Mrs Mra Elmer EI">er Olllell Olllctl Sun Sun­ Mr. nnd Mra. P. W. Holmes of Robert Dunnavan went Friday lo Loma Linda, . Ei>L Joseph A. Godfrey. Final ac­ itors Sunday were Mary Baulch of Hopkins to his brother's, coming­ and Mrs. . ... ,1,, v nfl.rnAno K ----- Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs L. E Fred Hines of- Nashville <Iav ■Hemoon rAllAr. callers were Mr. and count filed, order allowing account Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. home Sunday. Ocean Dunnavan were gueste Saturday of Frank Mr5 Vcrn Marshal', and daughters Holmes of Woodland were Sunday entered, discharge of executor issued, Baulch of Hastings. went Friday to Indiana to visit her Hide and Mr and Mrs Claud Hotf- I of Grove and Mr. and Mrs.: enllera at the Herbert Johnston i estate enrolled. man | Rlchnrtl Heinlg and children of Ea- I |lorne, | Rev. and Mrs. H. R Pfeiffer spent lather till Sunday. Esl. Frances A. Schnnta. Inheri­ several days last week visiting rel­ Ed Matureen nnd wife of Kala­ T».„ cirnvt. Prrm Hurrnii ' ,on RaP|rie Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres of tance tax receipt filed. atives at Hillsdale. mazoo. Walter FrleBefl and sL-tter emun iHH’ mert ftetuIdnT evening ! Mr nn<* Mrs char,es Day and Fr»eport and Mrs. Bert Hayner of , ' group will uiu meet Saturday oiituroai evening, evcnmir. i o,,.„ r* —— 11 . . .. . ... .. . • -Ext. Clarence V. Kinne. Proof of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster spent Nanmi nf Detroit spent from Fri­ I Stuart were Sunday afternoon call- Lake Odessa called on Mr. and Mrs. I ' publication filed, order allowing ac­ Monday with Mr. and Mrs Lloyd day 'till Sunday at the Matureen October 17. al the Claud Hoffman | ers of Mr nnd Mrs Carl Oassrr nf Keith Durkee Thursday. home. count entered, discharge ot admin­ Elliston at Nashville and took Miss | cottage. nome. ,, Assyria Assyria and also called at Ceresco. >। ,_________ , , , - , istratrix issued. estate enrolled. Mr. and Mr*, Mattison and two I Sunday Mr. and Mra. Claud Hoff- | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillett at- I Dale Nichols; famous for his red Roscly home after a week's vlslL Est. Luella Thomas. Will filed, Mr. and Mra H. D. Davis attend­ I daughters at Jackson were at the mnn and son and Frank Hyoe nao tended the funeral former barn paintings, » is L.iv the ni artist MA of nil* this ---- ------,...... of lhe ............ ........s w... petition <for probate ot will tiled, ed a Sunday school rally at Dutton yreeland cottage over mm. Sunday. ■ dinner with Wm. Hoffman. i1 uncle. t —- niiim.w ------on ... year* u ... Christmas Seal of the NalionIra Hillman at Quincy .service ----- ... flag was . Mr fctfs Hnrm Qf order for publication entered. Sunday. A dediand ­ I Friday. ' . aj Tuberculoal* Association. Est. Augustus Greenfield. Bond of cated and one of the stars was for Kuiumasoo culled at the C. Kahler administrator filed, order releasing Bernard Davis They went from home Sunday afternoon. surely bond entered. . there to the Gaines Homecoming Est. Eva C. (Nevins! Kenaston. Shirley Trick, Delton Hospitals Government Owned Proof of publication filed, order apThe East Baltimore church plan Most of the hospital* in India are Paula Jane Snyder. Hickory . pointing administrator entered, bond to attend the flrat quarterb' meeting Corners -of administrator filed, letters of ad­ in a body next Sunday at McCal­ now government owned or con­ trolled. ministration issued, order limiting lum. BANNER WANT AD VS. PAY settlement’-cntered. petition for hear­ ing claims filed, notice to creditors issued. Est. Elsie M. Hill. Proof ot publi­ cation filed, order assigning residue entered, discharge of administrator Issued, estate enrolled. Ext. William H. Birman. Pinal ac-_ count filed, order-assigning residue entered- Td.^ Barry County State Gam* ■I OPEN SANCTUARY TO HUNTING Barry County state game area, purchased with federal and ------fund* under the Pittman-Ilobert*un act, offer* Michigan hunters 7J00 acre* of grxxl rabbit and squirrel range. The area In aolld black hM * n PRECAUTION: FOR COLD STARTS t Your cor w!H go ]uit oi try Mobilgat and Oil. precaalten yaa caa’l afford nol to ta>d M<KEE SERVICE QU SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR tn K. STATE ST. HASTINGS PROMB MH. MARRIAGE LICENSES AUCTION SALE! UCTION SALE celpte filed, order allowing account entered, discharge of administrator issued, estate enrolled. HUBBARD HILLS Thursday. October 8 at 1:30 a. in. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkin* were awakened by the house being filled with smoke and the whole upstair* was on fire. All that was saved was a few clothe* and some things that were in the wood shed. There wu* no Insurance on the content* nnd a very small amount on the I louse. Tlie Middleville fire depart­ ment did some very Rood' work but it had such a good start when they arrived ali they could do wa* keep the fire from spreading. The Jen­ kins family arc staying at the Archle Burd home at the present. The, Bujd family are staying al the Green home until Mr. Jenkin* move* a building which he pur­ chased from Mr. and Mra. James Storkan onto his place. Mr. and Mr*. James Storkan. Jr„ of Grand Rapid* were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Storkan. Sr. Sun­ day. Mr. and Mr*. Bennett of Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Earl Near and son of Bowen* Mills spent Sunday after­ noon with Mr. nnd Mr*. Roy Jen­ kin*. Perry Van Tyle and brother of Nashville have moved on to the Will Johnson farm. Mr. and Mrs Albert Green spent Saturday night with Mrs. Nellie Mayo in Buttle Creek and wer« guests of their son Gordon and wife Sunday. Virginia Sweet Is employed in Hie Ben Franklin store irt Hosting*. MARTIN CORNERS ‘Remember tile W. 8. C S. at Mr. and Mr*. J. D Aellck* Wedne»d*y. Oct. 21 for dinner. All are cor­ dially invited. We are sorry to report our good friend B. J. Wellman has been very ill with heart trouble the past week. His daughter. Mrs. Russel Keyes oi Jackson came Sunday and took Mr. and Mrs. Wellman home with her for a few days stay. We all eamext- Mrs Jennie Conibs and son For­ est Mead of Kalamasoo were call- Fisher's Tuesday of last week A good ^attendance at the church services Sunday apd a good and In­ teresting program. GUT IN T^’sCRAP! On account of poor health, I have decided to sell all my cattle at Public Auction at my home in the village of Woodland the first house north of the Farm Bureau Elevator on Wednesday, Oct. 21,1942 Starting at 2 o'clock, Guernsey cow, 4 yr«. old, fresh Sept. 27 Guernsey cow, 4 yre. old, fresh Sept. 29 Guernsey cow, 3 yre. old, due Nov. 30 Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 24 Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 6 Holstein-Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 27 Holstein-Jersey cow, 3 yre. old, fresh Oct. 9 Holstein-Jersey heifer, 2 yrs. old, frosh by day of sale THURSDAY, OCT. 22, 1942 Commencing ot 1 o'clock, I will offer the following HORSES Boy Gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1550 lbs. Gray Gelding, 10 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. (This is a good work team) COWS Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old fresh June 13 Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh June 24 Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old fresh June 25 Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs, in Feb., due in March Guernsey heifer, 1 yr. old Guernsey heifer, 8 mos. old Bangs tested SHEEP MISCELLANEOUS 3 10-gal. n>ilk cans, one new other two good. Charles 0. Farthing, Red cow, 3^yrs. old, pasture bred Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, bred June 26 2 yr. old heifer, pasture bred 2 young bulls, one suitable for service 2 heifer calves Deering New Idea mower, 5 ft. cut 10 ft. dump rake Deering 4-roll corn hutker Gale 3 tec. drag Jahn Deere 2 >ac. । john Deere ipike drag Oliver tractor Oliver walking plow, nearly new Syracuse walking plow Hiding plow Land roller Empire, Jr. grain drill, 11 boa 2 horse riding cultivator, basket seat Daisy double walking cultivator 2 single cultivators 400 egg incubator Good wide tired wagon Root cutter Heavy work h 2 10-gal. milk cans 2 50 SHEEP 58 head of sheep and lambs POULTRY About 125 White Leghorn hens About 100 White Leghorn pullets HAY & GRAIN 6 head of breeding ewes TERMS: Cash. Nothing to be removed until settled for. DEWEY RSEO, Auctioneer Having sold the farm I will offer for sale the personal property at the form locat­ ed on Sec. 6, Hope Twp., 10 miles southwest of Hastings and 1 mih south of thn Glass Creek Grange Hall on About 6 ton mixed clover and alfalfa hay 50 bu. oats Corn TOOLS Farmoll F-l2 tractor with extra rims on Extra sot of rims and spado lugs John Deere manure sprqader. good one 2 hay forks Some cedar Fairbanks-Mocse 1000 Ib. r Tank heater Iron King garden seeder 2 30-dox. egg crates Pilchforks Fence stretchers Scoop shovel Grindstone Brooder housp, 10 x 10 Other articles too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLO GOODS Drenar Iron bed Sideboard Sectional bookcase Chiffoniei Couch Rocking chairs Cheat of drawers Stand Round dining tabla and chairs Florence heating stove, large sixa Ice refrigerator Kitchen cabinet Malleable range TERMS OF SALE: Cash, nothing to bo removed until settled for Prop CLIFfORD HAMMOND, Clerk RICHARD LAUBAUGH, Proprietor HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer I. I. MAY, a �PJU3I BIX THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1942 ■ CIOVFRDAIF I CARLTON CENIER I 'SOUTH SHULTZ GLASS CREEK , t iasv aKUALE Ur and Mrg cl<jon Landon sing ha* been spending her ,va- HICKORY CORNERS SOUTH SHULTZ cation with her parent*. Rev. and; Mrs. Lottie Phllly of Midland'1 Mra. Inez Hamilton Ham of Bellevue The Glass Creek Extension class ■I The Comrade Sunday school class 1 motored to Coopersville. Wednesday Mrs W. D. Robinson. They all Oull vmted Mra. Clara ' spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. held their first meeting last Thur*- will rill he be enrarraln^t entertained at al th. the hnm. home nf of __.n_ n.r_ .,r _,1U MfS. Otli br)ng i spent Friday tn Kalamazoo. Underhill Thursday. Mr*. Under- Alva Kenyon. Emmett Hamilton day with Mr* Russell Whittemore.! Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Applegate L.nt<On who had been visiting Mr Sunday visitor* at « Clyde Warten'i ] and Elsie evening; October ^^Mra *Ruel*1Roor7or a few day*. • Mrs. Etta Knestrlck of Climax is hill und Mrs. Phllly called on Mnt. and family *of Nashville spent the !«nd n«i» thmh v «v«nm> o-tnhar . ..Tuesday ------- ----------------rf.va now living in u,e the uP upstair rooms »n In IH. 1 h. E. E. Barnes Barnes Thuraday Thuraday afterhoon. afterhoon.. evening with them. welcome. '“-------------Mra*GiJtert*FW»e'r ’of HuaUngs were-Mr. and Mr*. Russell Thom- 30. 90 Everyone — iehm. ’ ---- — i no * house ,lvln » occupied ln s,a,r ««>» the by Mra Julia Edward Campbell of Cedar Creek -------------------------- .... .... Z-—. Mr and Mr*. Kennan Maurer of ton and sons of Charlotte and Mr. Mrs Frank Humeston Was in entertained Xfr. and Mrs Fred .. sixty eight have graduated from tile Durkee.. i«»« <•!*« « e»ll*r at th. Ram^ | was also a caller at the Barnes Detroit and Mr* Blanch Stanley and Mn. Ed Hunt of the Gregory Jackson Thursday attending lhe Henney and Mr. Nicholas for dlnMr*. Ruth Lowe of Nile* visited rchool and thirty three of the boys 7"^* Mrs. Hattie Whittemore. Mrs. | home. home. . J and children of Kalamazoo spent diatrict. 1 Nallonal Daughters of the Grand ner Sunday ------- - 'honoring -------- 1— “ •* birthday the bar mother, Mr* Blanche Richards are in the armed fc.;_ X2_L. ' 2 -E”a Knestrlck and Mrs tjlla WertArmy of Republic, held at the Hayes of Mrs. Kenney. Mrs. Fteher re­ Leinaar. who has been n stationed in m r , Umtlnn min da? Ina. 1, Hotel. turned to Carlton Center with ner Miss Donna Stimson, Mr. and Mri. Mr. and Mra. John McLeod and Emma Dickerson dof Ciov- । Ix>u Erway . and Ray . Otis of Kala- Mr. and Mra. Red McLeod and Die* Joedi-few days. The happy climnx for Mvcral wteks has relumed to W-dajr leave, was an honored • nd Mrs Ella Doud wnui® Prairie- ' ited her recently came about seven o'clock when Pn! t«lncd Mra. Replogle. Mina Bagley I mazxxt । of Kalamaxoo spent Sunday at their her home here Kue*t The new addition to the .2??... b guest. vJq‘tfd Mrs vate Robert Henney phoned all the Mr*. vrucc Grace Huiiman Huffman oi of moverClover- nnu and Mina Mina nenyon Kenyon nt ut aa six six ociock o'clock The Misses Genevieve and Maxine ' home here. classroom* a a cL? | Kir*, Arthur Eddy received a letter «hool include* eight right classroom* manual arts build- J?Ore,-^r1!‘,ayxBflint-,iOn’ M” dale spent last week with her daugh- chicken dinner Thursday and all at- Erway of Grand Rapids and Mlw Mr. and Mnt Jesse Kenyon and way from Camp JSobert*. Calif., to from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson of blll]d’ Knestrlck and roA Elmer were dlnr . ter. j^r Bnd Mrs ou.n Mp^„ tcnded prBrer meetl at Mra Joan Erway of Kalunuoo, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Harry Nagel of Hlck- tell his mother "Happy Birthday Yorkville, ake an • oraviiic. who »no have nave gone gone to io Phoerow” ,The*S , fac 11 le* T - -----ner guests .oi wniticmore JELJC-S ’i. Mrs. m2 >•«»■' I Mrs. G. Scott and Mr. and Mra. ■ ory Comers were callers Sunday at and say "Hello" to dad. He also of course* course* to to three three yeans vearx of of g . unt|ay. Mr. and nix. Arizona, to live, saying they >■ had nanslon °* Mrs. Will Shurlow reports he likes it fine al Camp Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Coming of I Thad Ctqk and John Graham of Bob Yast and Karen of Lansing. the Ed Pennel's. arrived safely. training in manual art*: • com- and son Myron and Mr and* Mr* were Sunday visitors at Ray Er- I Mis* Mary. Preston of California Roberta. «■■» .!*■"■> w ?L «. „„•« Mr: W Itart) M* "< •«» ~ Kul.ni.wo «r« Citer. M th-mn. Knl.mwoo .pent 8.lunUf with Mr J. J. Slrodtoeck returned home 'called on Mra Martha Chambertraining tn home making and X Centerville announce lhe birth of complete agricultural course, in ad­ Mr. H.tu. WhllWmor. .nd Mr Town horn. Tt.und.. wntlw «nd Mn. Fr.n. Hom Sunday visitor* at Forrest Hav- uin Friday afternoon. Mlu Prra- Saturday afternoon from Pennock .nd Mr. wilt Whll-.-morSun1 T ° ’ " >*•>"• ’ 11 *•* • . „ | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Misener of ens were Mr and Mra. Rex Tale ton and Mr*. Chamberlain are old hospital where he ha* been confined a seven and one-half pound daugh­ dition lo the regular college pre­ - . cr cr Sunday a“nday nften'~^ nnemopn | Kalamazoo visited their mother Mra. of Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. John schoolmates. ter. She har. bren named Judith paratory courses Grants of *98 00\ lay afternoon. for nearly four week* Mrs. Emma Mr. and Mrs. Will . Whittemore Ar/nour of Ross town- Mina Kenyon, Thursday evening, Friday night Robert Faulkner and Havens and Rodney, also David and Caller* at lhe FTank Humeston's from the Kellogg Foundation made Lorraine Manning and Sharon of Mr. and Mrs. L. C McBain of South the expansion possible. The board itlended the chicken pie supper ship and daughter. Mn. Edna BehChrhtlne McGlocklln of Hastings, over the weekend were Mr. and Mr*. Leta Landon took Mrs Cleon Lan­ Bunnell church Thursday eve- Ung of AlbtcX^were callers at the Willow Run. Ypsilanti. *j*nt last Mr*. Guunendo and Dona Stimson otls Corwin of Crooked lake an<l don to Rockford where she remain­ - Delton. Mra. McBain went to Cen­ of education consists of Henry home of JMrai. zClara ’l°— ” ■••<•-1.111 Tues- _ —.— - — - -Mr*. Underhill vreek with .----------------her parent*.—Mr and treville to see her new grand daugh­ Moorhtu. pres : George H. Eddy nrtg. of Kalamazoo were also caller*. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Leo Sharfcy of Bnt- ed to visit with her sister. Mrs. Jack Horton Isas built a boat, LezPT Sonnrville. > ter Thursday evening. ....treas.; . ...... ....sec.; Ru»Hazel Eadie. An enjoyable time was spent at , He Creek, Royce G...v. Henton. bouac^-^n the lot he has " ' ZL2. Zand ,- -Z-Mra. Lou Anna Patton and Lillian the Goodwill community meeting Mr. and Mrs. Dick Denny Mr. Staff Sgt Winferd McBain, who Zci" Joh'ncock 7nd Little Elaine Munson of Battle • ‘Charles' — . Ham­ Mr. and Mr* Delos Flower spent .pmcha.-rTt'-of. lean --------- Pennogl ------ — at am! Mrs Wilbur Tolle* nnd .son Robinson of Ann Arbor spent Friday Saturday night. The picture* stinday with Mrs. Man' Flower of Creek spent thr weekend with her Is stationed in an army-ramp-in mond. trustee.’ ;Plrn*ant Uke.'\___----- Victor of Hasting* and Mrs Wade night with Mr. and Mra. Homer *hown by Mr. Sumner were very. Hickory Comer*. grandmother. Mr*. Anna Buck. Arkansas. spent a few days with hl* Thr Delton Community Club is MLs* Kathryn Horton I* now Town and daughter. Mrs. Ixo McCowen --------------*------------------nt Ackers Point. Mr. nnd A few week* ago Mr and Mra. parents, Mr. and Mrs Roy McBain. ln«trucUve j Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert McCallum and movies in thr Commu- employed at Upjohn* in Kalama- Chamberlin of Delton, called on Mr. Mr. McCowen are spending this Sunday cnllera lit the home of sponsoring Mr and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore Mrs. A. C. Gesler of California left Tobias 'B.' Brovant and their thir­ uity hall e’very Saturday' evening., —1 land Mrs Frank Town . • and... Mra. week at Wabash. Ind Arthur Eddy were: Mra. Grace were visitor* in the Robert Shricker . Friday to spend several days with teen year old son moved Into the John McBain obtervrti hl* 91tlr 1 Haze! Nunncmaker Sunday evening. Sarah Kenyon Is spending two Jackson of Grand Rapids. Randall home tn Richland Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Dougal McCallum and Andrus house Just east of Carlton , | Miss Wedne*. FAIR LAKE Center. They formerly lived east of Miss Paula Paula Jane Jane Snyder, Snyder, daughdaugh- weeks with her daughter and fam­ Killpatrick of Savannah. ..... III.; «... Mr. *!lnh2tV Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Erway and family of Detroit. Susie Smith snd daughter of KainOe: n Tile Kinsley L. A. S. will meet ' ter of Mr. and Mra. Harn- Snyder ily Mra Will Monica. ---------------------- -----------------------------r .(c.lua w„v •on of Grand—Rapid* and Mr and Friends were MTrz sotry iu to .ran. learn u. of u.e the Vermontville. They have a non. xr.. rxl.-l* . of. .. .. What wonderful weather we are Mra. mazoo and Mr. and Mr*. Albert Mr. and Mrs George Harrington October 21 for dinner at the Com- and Shirley J. Trick, son of Mr. und Dick Rose nnd ..... aon ....I and Ward ' pawing away Mra Susan Kremer den. who Is serving in the Navy Rogers of Prairieville of Kalamazoo were supper guest* munlty Hall. Mra Chas. Pixley. Mn . Mrs Harvey Trick, were married having for the farmer to harvest Erway of Hastings were Sunday Sunday at riHiiirvoic. Prairieville Mr* stationed _• at ----San -Francisco. .ruuu-, morning a. —:-------- Calif, Lieut. Richard Coilister of Fort of their, brother and sbier-ln-law. Chas. Hammond and Mra. Nelson Saturday morning in lhe Catholic their crops! visitor* at Roy Erway *.--------------------; Kremer Kremer Jias Jias made made her her home home at at Ed Ed nnd “nd nnother another son *on Ivan Ivan serving-in wrung in Mrs. Lou Anna Patton nnd Lil­ Custer visited Mrs. Lottie Coilister Mr. nnd Mra. Charles Harrlhgton Willison are in the group entertain­ church nt Hastings About thirty Wilkinsons for the past five years "’<• Army and located at Seattle. one night Sunday *■* ‘last ~ ‘ week. ~ five ing—,relatives were present at the lian Robinson of Ann Arbor visited CEDAR CREEK Funeral services were held from the Wash. A third son Sharron who 1* MLxs Dorothea McBain of Battle William Waters, son of Mr. and Mra. Russell Watson' and Mrs Jotdcrsma-Kleln funeral home Wed-: attending Radio Training school in Lt. Richard Coilister of Fort Cus- ’ wedding nnd were entertained for Ada Ashby Friday afternoon and Cagnev of Hastings called Gertie Pease visited Mra. Flora nesday nt 3 o'clock. Creek spent Sunday with her par­ '<r« Rc-« Waters, is a medical pa­ ter nnd Pvt Randall Klrpratlce of lunch at 1:30 at the home of the Catherine —------------.----------------—------------Chicago, wa* home over the week____and Mra.-— tient in Borger* hospital. Kalama- Savannah. II)., called on Lottie Col- bride's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Harr.' 1 on them. Sunday they entertained Wood near Lacey. ent*. Mr Roy McBain Mr and Mra Oeo Kahler soent rnd. Sunday dinner gur»L« were of Hick-.' Mr. U11U lister Sunday. Sr.vder and also for dinner at 6.30 Mr und Mra Harry Nagles ’------and Mrs. nrecilua Arcellus uau.pueu Campbell Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn, Henry Fry and daughter. Mrs Mina The new addition to the" Delton zoo. Rural Agricultural school ha* been Nearly one hundred ‘adults nnd Mr. and Mrs. H. O Armour nt- (o'clock al the American Legion club [ ory Corners raid Mra Dorn Custer .and family vLdted friend* in Bat­ Kahler of HiMtlngs. Smith and her (.later, Emma nil ot 1 tie Creek Sunday. completed and dedication service* children attended the Indoor plc- tended a shower on Mr. and Mra । at Battle Creek. Guests from away j umi Henrv West of Hastings Mra. Alta Mosher who has been ■ Woodland Eldo and Paul and Joe were held Friday evening A fine nic in thr Methodlrt church last Cason Litts Saturday evening at | who attended the wedding were:! 1 Mr. and Mra Alva Kenyon and; Miss Frances Campbell who I* spending sometime In Lansing, has Brovant from East Lake Odessa j Miss Eileen Rusegnault of Escan- Robert and Mra Mina Kenyon nt- i working in Jackson was home over returned and Is spending a few days ' Oliver and Ben Brovant. west Lake dinner wa* served before the pro- Wednesday night. A bountiful jx>t Mvron Mason's Sunday guests at Hammle Ar- nbn: Mr and Mrs Herbert "Cutler tended the funeral of Mrs George | Sunday. gram to members ot the school luck supper was served at 6 30, also with Mr. and Mr* Welton Brooks. Odessa were afternoon callers^ ..... MLu 7: FVni Campbell Uis home ifrom Friend* of Frank Heller are sorry । Qlcon Landon and Mr*. Artinir board, former schoo) board mem- Ice cream and cake, Following the mour'x were Fay Pierce and wife of and son nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Thoma* in Hastings Friday. She MLx —. OxxpbcU her*, lhe faculty superintendents supper there were games nnd con- Hattie Creek Fl->ke of Battle Crreic-Donald Smith ha* many friend* who recret her rhe hospital and Is doing fine, to learn he is In the Ml. Sinai hoa- Yargcr and children drove to Rock­ —•- ”Bonniface ••---------of • Prairie • tarlncr Mrx Ijinrton of other high schools In Barry test* In which nil took )»rt. Our Mra. Florence Van Horn and of Cressey and Mb* Pearl DeVries' passing and much sympathy te exMrs •*Frank ­ pltal ... to bring Mra. Landon. In Milwaukee. Wl*. Hla con­ ford '.ended to thr bereaved family. county and other* The dinner was Sunday school attendance Ls grow- daughter nf Jackson spent the week of Gull lake ville and Mrs. Lindon ._Collison of dition remains the same. We hope Mr and Mr*. Frank Shriber. Mr*. served by Mr* Blanche Richard*, ing There were sixtv-nine in at- end- at Poster Knowles' Rev and Mrs Fred Hom. Rev ; Drllon vLsitcd Mra. John Lammers for Mr. Heller a speedy recovery. Anna Buck. Elaine and Esther call­ Mr. and Mra. Ray Vanhorn of ,i Mr. Mr BUO -rr.ltc nApplegate uu.r..>r ed on George Sluriber of Hasting* who serve* hot lunchy* .for the tendance Stinday There will be • near Battle Creek called on Mra. nnd Mra. Leelnnd Sherrard nnd Mrs. I one day last week. and Mrs vClarence school, and the home economic a-song service next Sunday morn- QUIMBY Mina Kenvon attended church a carload of young people from I nnd Erie were in Allegan Sunday Sunday afternoon. 1 Nellie Pennock Sunday. Mr and Mra Larry Anders and glrfc At 8 o'clock the building wa* inp. Come out and enjoy It. EvWord has been received here that Mr- and Mrs George Moody and services at Level Park. Battle Creek Kalamazoo visited Miss Marjory ! ufternoon calling on friends open for inspection. The dedica- — erybody 1—*“ *is welcome. - ------Lammers Sunday. | Mr and Mr* Robert Boykin en. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Lan­ I children. Mr and Mra. Robert &- Bunday-evening tory program opened at 9 o'clock. Callers nt the home of Mr. nnd !!u„07ILs *’ Urtl »nd thnH F.i.r. of B.UI. HOPF CENTER 1 Mrs' IIarold Lcac1’ °r.,Ja<*“n. tertalnrd Mr. and Mra Wm Rober­ sing arc the proud parent* nf a m ctMk vW|rt Mr and Mn M>nln of M, Mr. and Mra. n„v Roy n. Perry. M ' Bte.™L>I.te « Etelon Co •?« «' ’"■> M" Tlie speaker* seated cm thr plat­ Mra. Hurry Leinnar Sunday were: callers Of baby boy. Mra. Smith taught school Mr and Mra. Cameron McIntyre .,Pe'en nnd daughter Sunday. form were Introduced by Mra. .Lin­ Mr. .-.nd Mrs. Case Orbeck and here last year nnd te the daughter coln Bu*h. They were: Rev. W D. Mr. and- Mrs John Hartman and and family and Albert McIntyre . Mrs Uuella Brndlc Ls moving her of Mrs. Roy Norton. Congratula­ Robinson, pastor of the local Meth­ sen of Kalamazoo. Mr. nnd Mra called on Mr and Mra Archie Me- ' household goods from the Morse tions. I A.hby . Intyre nnd Mr nnd Mra. Howard odist church who gave the invo­ Ward Hartman and ohildrcn of Mr and Mrs Win Warner. Mr i Backus hmiw west of Hickory Corwlli preBCh jn the Bunnell: PLEASANT HILL­ cation: Herbert Hascon of the Kel­ Parchment Mr. and Mra. F-.-Mac- Davis of Battle Clerk on Sunday. iters to the home of her mother. an- cutting log* for Sain Willison nnd Mrs Lester Warner and fam­ logg Foundation, wiio i* head of Atce and children. Miss Jeanne They found Mrs. McIntyre Improv­ । Mr. nnd Mra. John Mourer. in Mr*. Mina AUtricn* wood* church next Sunday morning at 10 1 Mb* Hazel Cam obeli has lolned ily of Woodland spent Sunday eve­ ■ 1 the Department of Public Health Hartman of Bellville. Mr. nnd Mra ing. ning with Mr. and Mrs. Frank ”'l“‘ >1” W*VB •"■> •>» •» “ Mrs. Roy Perry called on Mrs. Engineering. Many good thought* Richard Leinaar ... motored to-Battle Creex one eve-> Remember the Harvest festival at j 8llv of Indiana for training, of Battle Creek Shriber. GLASS ( KEEK were left by Dr. Eugene B. Elliott and Ml** Betty Mendham of AUH- Hall at the Easton home one day ning last weea. the Bunnell church Thursday night dare Williams attended thr Mr. and Mra Harold Norton and •r/tL yr Fred Ashby and Everybody invited. .Hartford of Lansing. Superintendent of tin lake. ------son Zj tvcrjrouuy mvucu. ; Hartford Fair Fair the tne pest past week wrex ., family family spent Sunday io tirnnu Grand rtapRapnr Mr o d| Mf d-Mr*. Wallace - ------ -- The Extension class met with Mra 1 The first meeting op the Gla« •vie were Public Instruction, who gave the Caller* at the home of Mr. and 1 . .he '» eneo. KUe cLu Mr Bn and-Mrs. Wallace CamRbell Campbell, r Mra. — Chas. Bennett Is visiting' Ids with Mr. and Mrs Ralnh Nor­ dedicatory address Mrs. Russell Mott during the Lawrence Rltzman. Thursday. Oct Creek Extension group was held Mrs Lester runer of snuitz Sun- i and MF. Mr uno und Mrs. tscyte Scytc Larabee of । friend., friends near Woodland for .. a .few i-arnucc oi — ,; ton who have new twin girts. C. C. Chapman, of Wayland, the week were: Mr. and Mr*. Edwin B Sixteen Joined the group. Of- with Mra. Russell Whittemore last ’ ------------— at — - ------------ • 1 -da vs. M|. and Mra. Hollis Ttschrr and Hastings — visited the Wertman ' Thursday for nn all day meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Warner and home Sunday. Contractor, wa* present Robnrt flones of Denver. Colo.. Mra. Lo' Paul Palmer attended Hartford ton Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. Garc ,nc W w a v 8. a will meet with Fair Thursday evening and Prldav Tlscher of Lansing were weekend Brown of Hasting*, who did thhe well Teeter of Hasting*. Mr. and old Doxey nnd Mra, Floyd Armour, I A well planned dinner was served daughter I*tis of Battle Creek spent The S C plumbing and heating work was Mrs Rennie Mott of Hendershot leaders: Mra Kenneth Reynold*, I at noon A short business meetlrig ।' wlU. .htlr pa.™.. Mr. M„ Keun.U> S|». C^xw on Wednesday. Mr nnd Mra. Ferri* Moon of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tis: Fred Ashby. '!Oct. - ■ — -------— nol present but *ent congraluhi- and Ml** Irene Hamilton of Hala­ chairman: Mra. Cameron McIntyre. was held, after whlcl) the lenders. Mra 31. Every one Invited. I Grand Rapid* were Sunday dinner cher and family. Sunday callers Daniel Payne and Bill Monica tion* and a beautiful basket of tnuzoo. MU* Thelma Mutt of Knt- Sec.-trviLS ; Mra. Loyal Lowell, Rec­ Mrs. Hany Dunn nnd Mra. Jack Mr. and Mr* Ardy Owen called guesL* of Mr and Mr*. Watt Bed- were Mr. and Mra. Galen E. Phelps on Mr*. nmy flowers, which wa* given to Mrs. nmazoo spent the weekend with reation leader and Mra. Neal Cas­ Erway gave a very interesting les­ while returning from Kalamazoo on Amy omipl Simpson of Gull lake ford. Mr and Mr* Earl Van Sickle end family of Woodland and Mr. son on wise buying. The class con. and — Mra Clarence Calms. Bush after the services. Rev. her parent*. ., telein ------- ----. . bUri,“u Sund°F MUmoon. Mr*. ------ — «, ..... Simpson innd sonwO*rv Leeu.of.-...x... Middleville and Mra. George Lydy and sons. jststs of ten members this year. Robinson gave tl;e benediction. Mis* Elizabeth Robinson of Lan- hpme front leader*. the north end of Gull lake. TOich 1 has been very ill but a little better , and Mr. and Mra George Adams of belonged to the BUhop family of----• - -------- caller* •— EXTENSION GROUPS • Parmelee were afternoon Flint. nr vn~T-------I Mrs Marv teasel is spending.the Extension Group No. 4 We are sorry to hear of the ter- OF COURSE NOT Extension Group No. 4 met Fri• wefk wlth her brother. Ed Bedford I rlbie death of Mrs Alvin Baird of First Actress; Ya. when I came:brforp BOinR t0 st Louis. Mo. forj! day afternoon. Oct 9. with Mrs. ; near Hastings. She was well known out. the audience simply sat there the W|nt^r Clarence Bump, eleven members .In this vicinity, ns she was the Yds- open-mouthed." '------- ----------------------being present Thr IrMon "Guides Second Actress: "Oh. nonsense. I sign on a coal truck— ter.of Harold Reger, formerly of to Wise Buying" was presented by . Hit* place but now of KaLtmazoo They never yawn all al once." "One good ton deserves another."' the leader. Mrs. Harold Brockway. When the school opened about *ix iyew» ago. seven district* had cnsolldated. now there are fourteen ._ . . ui'uitu. dtftrfcu. nine Nine uusen buses lire are usea used :o to Mr. art Mn. Rjlph Hurt. lhc t,, toul _. .JIU™ W Uni hrl nlkj u „„ are on and Pennock ^xteen 77'*'. u . 5 and u nn Mr J^nin? anH Mra Mr* lxx>n Iznn Pennock p*nnrw*>lr ... ...... — • There Sunday Uachera. One hundred DELTON AUCTION SALE In order to dissolve partnership, we will dispose of the Personal Property at Public Auction at the farm located 5 miles south of Hastings on M-37 to McOmber school, then first house west on ■' ' : J'*',- '. * MONDAY, OCT. 19,1942 /? AUCTION SALE Being unable to farm anymore and my son being in service, we will hold a Public Auction at my farm, 1J miles south and 11 miles east of Nashville on Commencing at 1 o'clock E.W.T., we offer the following 4 HORSES Pair Black horses 7 and 8 yrs. old, wgt. 3200 Ib*. Well matched and good worker* Good work team, wgt. 2600 Jbs. 15 HEAD OF CATTLE Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due Dec..2nd. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh two months Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due May 16 Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, due Feb. 14 Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, due Jan. 17 Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, due April 13 Jersey cow, 9 yrs. old, due Jan. 4 Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, pasture bred Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, due April 12 Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, due April 21 A good producing bunch of cows Yearling Holstein bull 8 mos. old Holstein heifer 7 mos. old Guernsey heiffer 2 Jersey heifers, 4 and 5 mos. old HOGS 2 feeder pigs, wgt. around 90 lbs. CHICKENS & DOG 24 mixed hens Good form dog. FEED 22 tons of mixed hay 95 bu. of oats 1interest in 11 acres of good com in shock 1.. interest in straw stack FARM MACHINERY Farmall F-12 tractor, rubber in front 2 bottom Oliver tractor plow 6 ft. cut binder 1 bottom Oliver tractor plow >.. horse electric motor, nearly new Chore Boy portable, milking machine Thomas groin drill Rubber tired wagon, 16" tires Low wood wheel wagon Flat rack Oliver riding cultivator 3 sec. spring tooth drag Single cultivator- - 6 ft. double disc 2 sec. spring tooth drag 2 sec. spike tooth drag john Deere hay loader Side delivery rake McCormick mowing machine Dump rake Oliver 99 walking plow 2 good double work harnesses 23 and 24" collars 4 10-gal. milk cans Wheel barrow Cos barrel Many other articles too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Studio couch, nearly new Kitchen cabinet Dining room table Sewing machine Sideboard . Library table Stand Bedstead Dresser Rocking choir Some dishes TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. A. C. CLARK and BOB TIMM, Props DEWEY REED, Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk Tuesday, October 20,1942 Commencing at 1 o'clock E. W. T., the following described property will be offered HORSES Roan gelding, 5 yr*. old. wgt 1650 Brown gelding, 4 yrs. old, wgt 1600 Bay gelding, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1670 COWS Durham, 6 yrs. old. fresh Durham-Guernsey. 5 yrs. old Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old. fresh Holstein heifer, 10 months old 2 Holstein heifer calves, 2 and 5 weeks old HOGS Sow with nine pigs SHEEP 24 breeding ewes 2 Shropshire bucks 17 fine wool breeding ewes. IMPLEMENTS & TOOLS John Deere groin drill, 11 hole International 2 horse cultivator International side rake International spreader - (Above tools nearly new) Mossey-Harris 3-sec. drag John Deere fertiliser corn planter Sterling hayloader McCormick-Deering grain binder, 7 ft. Deering mower, 5 ft. cut John Deere 2-horse cultivator Cale cultivator—-bean puller, comb. Land roller Gale riding plow *. McCormick-Deering walking plow David Bradley 2 bottom gang plow < Good Merrill wagon and flat rack"7 1-horse cultivator Spike drag Stone bbat 2 pair sleighs Single buggy Tank heater Iron kettle Two sets good heavy double harnesses Fly nets Sweat pads *3 23-in. collar* 22 in. collar 3 hand corn planters Cross cut saw Wool box Barrels Hay knife Fork* Neck yokes Whiffletrees Sheep rack Chains MeCormick-Deering cream separator, No. 3, 750 cap. 2 10-gal. cream can* Milk strainer and pod* Many other article* too numerous to mention TERMS: CASH. All goods must be settled for before removed. DANIEL HICKEY 6-SON IIGI On F Dea lille trail with Pau last me. me tact lette for DAN Am Bill read that and mat "Po Has g un "ho B smi righ loo LyB eno io m Str ing to lor B Btr ben unl Wo sho Eve tha wl Klw were served. The next meeting, which te an all-day meeting, will be held Nov. 0 at the home of Mrs. Harold Jone* in Vermontville. Evening Extension Group No. 1 The Evening Extension Group No 1 met at the home of Mra. El­ ite Kelley. Oct. 8. eight members be­ ing present. Mra John Hill, the leader, presented the lesson on "Guides to Wise Buying", after 'which cider and doughnuts were I served. I ADMITTED TIIe'oFFENSE Clu an fro wlU "bo log co ha ap fo ch an Robert Britten. IB. of Delton, was brought into the Circuit court on Wednesday and admitted the charge ' against him of driving a truck wllhloul permission of the owner. Judge l McDonald accepted the plea and i remanded the young man to the j custodv of the sheriff lo await lhe i disposition of hte case. | do te M LISTEN! B F MICHIGAN fo Q b NORTHWESTERN Broadcast Over d b n b WJR DIRECT FROM STADIUM B SATURDAY 3 P. M. io n •OB KELLEY, Announc.r Courfety of s c U Bunco T e M Snin'tonce f f r Dorranca Trathric Agency FROM. t HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer ERNEST GRAY. Clerk l YOUR FRIENDLY EMMCO Aganl Gama Schednlea An I � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-10-22.pdf 61c295612e65ecd2945614422af88bde PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SIVINTH YEAR 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1942 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 »• 8 NUMBER 2$ LET’S KEEP IN THE SCRAP! On th* -ft -ft * ft ft ft Home Front IDLE TIRE PURCHASE Free Press Editor Apologizes NOTICE TO USERSDF N lu rvni num r I?___________ U________________ 11:___ vrnArrur run EXPLAINED for Ferguson-McKay Headline KEROSENE, FUEL OIL aii John S. Knight Ternu It "Sloppy Tlrei Exceeding Five Mutt Journalum" At lu Wont jCity anti County Are Still Far Short of QllOta for October i c«i R«gi,t,aHon Blank, Of j. | Y,“" D«'"' Moil s“" Emmanuel Rectory, I The Barry County Panel, which The Idle Tire Purchase Plan. Hostings. Mich. Oct. 10. 1942. ■ Many people In this section of the present. Judge Ferguson did not alt will ration kerosene and fuel oil . Dear Paul; authorised by the Office of Price .state were ,stunned 4U1U,IU Saturday'to ,next 1W. M m. ... to McKay at the dinner; did | In this county, consist* of Edward The HASTINGS BANNER doe* ’ Administration became effective 're#d #n e^t-coiu^ headline on'not pow with’McKay .I... alone for ..a : Goodyear. ^^>ear- I*-on ^>n Bauer Bauer and and Waltrr Walter Hf.atoi..___Ji,-. - *- ‘ This Trust Fund Bo't Government Bonds SCHOOL AGAIN TO HELP IN SECOND DRIVE SET FOR SATURDAY, OCT. 31 son* have, by will* and direct gifts, get around, doesn't It? And the|OcU>ber U. By this plan the gov- l|u ly,, Preu prr„ Saturday H.turrf»v proclaimnrnelalm. '1 news n,w< picture; nlrtim>- did not n«F hold hnlrt any anv prt-1 nr(. I Culbcn. the, Free There seems, to have been some donated sums of money, the Interletter* 'from you fellows in Aus- ' emment will become the owner of Ing that "Ferguson Dine* with Me-1 vate conversations with McKay. •j mix-up In tlx date for dealers _ in est on which whs to pay for the tralla and other far-flung outposts ’ all over five lire* in possession of । In short, there was nothing in the । kerosene fuel oil to register. V Un“ i carp of cemetery lots. Many burial »cn car owner. Kay. j ... ... , . a .™-..* au .. „„ wm of Uncle Sam come back a-flylng each i. ... to ... 1\ III not owned in -a way ha* been' The inference of the headline was ’»*« *«>ry. colored It — was, ‘>1 Monrlav Monday -v-rtlrto evening, tHa the r(„l dale set i ground* »--------- arc -----— -with amazing speed. Your letter. ■ The T*:; Railway Express , -though —■ ----- .—to .— fu- -S.--------------------- micrence Ol uie neaaunc wa. ....................... ..................... for #uch deuler r^g^trallon wax | that would ixrrnit giving this money Paul, which the BANNER printed appointed a* the collection agency 'th , F(.r<.llAOI1 reverslne a orevlou* substantiate the sensational head----------- —...------------ . .J Tuesday and Wednesday of this i to u cemetery organization, so It hist week, wax lu*t as welcome to for *•«««*«" reversing a previous for the the surniu* surplus tires tires and and the the comcom­ .week, although the Barry CSunty । ha* been paid to the Barry county me. as if you had addressed' it to pany's facilities will be used to stand, had decided- to "play ball".।IU1C above it. The whole thing was so "rotten [War Price and Rationing Board treasurer, who ha* kept the money me personally al the Rectory. In handle shipment* to warehouics. with McKay, W to Mond.j. to . tru.t torto. toto.n to cotoa 8o fact. I think you owed me TWO which In Michigan - Kare located at Surprise, however. ctomru to >mdl>" Ihto John 8 Knahl. .01., l“<> ._'toHitnr .nx < n.thii.K.r nr (h. an>’ b^nks for III A meeting was *° thc treasurer deposited this letters, but well say that this doe* Detroit. Grand Rapid* nnd Sagin- <nger. when on reading the *lory editor and publisher of Hie Pre. hfld Jn char|otu Monda>. or rauon. money In the saving* department for both. And now here goes my' aw. t , .. , , , . to yau-uto. ww-prtoud! n>, ord«r ixrmto. too c.r o.n-1’1'1U’ Press did the unusual thing of com-1 iIlg board representatives of several i of some bonk. That would do fair­ • So. in bhef. that la the reason out with the following personal counties. William Schader, who I ly well when bank* paid three per on the first page of the HASTINGS I er lo keep five lire* and five tubes, j c'car beyond doubt that Ferguson ing I why Charles Annable, salvage elixirI has charge of the office of the local | cgnt, but not so well when the rate BANNER. I that I*, the four in use and the had not gone over to McKay; had, i apology on the editorial page: man for the county has set Satwf REGRET I "“‘oning bourd. attended that । became one per rent. And say. Paul, you won't mind if usual spare, but requires that nil1 u* fact, not dined with McKay but I i urday. Oct. 31. as the date for a ! > । . J . -to to. , -to. — ! Charlotte gathering. The repre, County Treasurer Clouse, asked Bill and Dick and Chuck and Ken [over that number be turned in. The । ] f Republi- ‘ second drive. in lui Haiuraay* htate ton (on , ^eni^tive of the state rationing the board of supervisors for aulhread It too? And about 600 more .scriuu* rubber shortage make* this I m , ' , 01 "\eraJ »«puoii Here in Hastings city trucks and ot you Barry County fellow*, you very urgent and every car owner “”c,ndldat** a<u",'e5 'of The Detroit Free Preu, an eight- { board explained the procedure for ' ority to Invest thl* trust fund In that I've met at Parish House should be glad to cooperate tn thl»|ln Or*nd R*Pl<l* which 500 Kent , column headline. ••Ferguaon Dine* -rationing kerosene and fuel oil. Mr.! government savings bonds, which by volunteer crews of lnl. I Schader told him Hie Barn- county | draw 2', per cent. The supervisors Dr. Charles Foo Of St. Johns manned traces and at Hallowe'en celebra- plan (county Republican workers were . school teachers and high school I board had received no blanks, and gave the authority at a session held Was Principal Speaker tfcn* at the Fairgrounds, you that Tires or tubes, together or separ- present. Since McKay not only lives , boys to make the rounds. People 4 havecamped with alClear lake:alely. should be taken to the .Ex- U1 Qrand Rapids but (unfortunately ,gtuon. Republican candidate for rtk* . inquired how the local board could i last ^eek. so Uncle Sam will be The first meeting of the year Viro^r 0“ proceed to register the dealers on paying interest hereafter. The in‘fine tooth comb.'' United Stale* Senate, had struck '"■‘k < Tuesday and Wednesday of this dividual payment into thl* fund of the Hastings Brotherhood waa , march grey-robed to the strains ol ■ held In the parlor* of the Method"Pomp and Circumstance” at old There the owner will make out the J ** aUo » national committeeman. it hands with Frank McKay, a dis- week when they had no blank* for i varied from 8100 to 8400. which can be added to the nation's t*t church on Monday evening with , Hastings High—HELLO) (And dog- necessary <onn. the rubber will be ; is not surprising that he, too. was (Continued on page 4. this Sec.) I that purpose. He asked that thc !1—'_ scrap heap, and have it stacked at registration be postponed for * week. a fine representation of men In at­ gonlt, we miss you back here on the weighed and ’ the owner given, a re. | Mr. Schader was told that the dates I tendance /. “r_: ;.;~r ' celpt. These tire* and tube* will; “home front.*') I I would not be changed. He was In-1 by one of the circles of the church ', But Paul, it's good to see your then be forwarded to the warehouse । where government appraisers will I a • ai । • c Istructed to go ahead and 0o the and served by Warren Roush and his ’ P-oniA whn have <-ran metal smiling face when we pass LyBarkAn/IKl..Mk^nM .8.° a.h.e‘d •n.d.d? thc Ana INUmDCnng Farms best he could He hurried home. ei-s window. Barry county has done place a value on the tire, based on I 5'Krith^Ymv*vU'nredrirnt was whW* ** 100 he“'y to** moved ■ . , , I went before the supervisors and right well, putting so many fine- Hie celling price established by tin. I,, to,™ lifvss«“ The board of supervisors at one asked and was given their lielp in looking young men into uniform. government. New tire* and tires lu Stale Police Head Sayi Group ringing was led by Dick onice 24U or 2415' and“ special of their sessions lost week approved ; getting in touch with the kerosene LyBarker's window wasn't big any state of wear are to be turned a plan to name the road* of the, nlltl fuci oli dca|ers of the county, It Won't Pay to Try Loppenthien with Don Taffee at; lnlck and crcw win call to cart It enough for all the pictures, and in. These tires may be given to the Soxons Rally To Win After county, and to give each farm on I An Improvised form for dealer regAnd Beat Rationing the piano. A short business meet­ some are so handsome that the government, in which cose there lx Discouraging Start every road a number. A represen- utratlon was made, and the dealnew members of the Strand theatre is proudly display­ a place to to mark on the blank L.w v»I.Uon .nd rUk at Insur- ing *a* held, “ w m ™b"‘ “«. ■’£«. u to . pnrtou. tative of the Consumers Power Co. er* began appearing here Tuesday Brotherhood were welcomed: the arlktei u u *imp(y impoaalble Tor ing them In the frames that used that 1* filled out at the time they The Saxon* traveled to Charlotte suggested that Idea to the board. ,nd more came Wednesday to reg­ .Jz ance cancellation ham over the i seemtirv John H^wlUl rwut . “ “mply hnpoulble Tor • ,------ ----------_________ . _L7----«. to show the mugs of Cagney. Tay­ are turned in. However. Hie owner last Friday night to hand the Char­ ..................................... ...... ............ ---- : —”,—» —~ — viic of the motorist who under-।<-------- - -• Hie Msivaac salvage c*mu*u*MM committee *v to n* get enough <may be paid for his extra tire and lotte boys a 14 to 0 setback. The stating that such a plan had been t uter. Monday night a telegram was .head . . . . . _ communcation irom me nmioent. .-t.«m -a lor ...u and Gable. takes the storage of gasoline Com- ™n”nunJattf,n from the president, trucks to cover any more ih than [received here, announcing that mbSonTr S g Obiter of Se U*1,le ..LoCk^-‘,n^Ln’ hU “n*11 of lhe By the way. speaking of the1 tube in which cose lie designates rains during the latter part of the adopted In other counties. missloner O^car G Olander of the ---------" .— »uiau ukww> v» me «nu,ty. am A map with suggested road names dcn i er registration had been post ­ Strand. Roy Branch i* doing a , it on the blank and a* soon as po*- week left the field wet and muddy. 'd" rJ^rt'-Sri? sh^M “"i WPA nd ““ fT, MkhUan State SUU Police PolU. warned w.n>W thu UU. ^ '"‘gn ‘""“ X' •*“ war brought to the attention of the poncd week-to Tuesday and Michigan the — gov­ great job in putting on a movie siblc -*w- following appraisal, •»*U.J.LI........................................................... । urer, urer. made made Ills his report report which which showed showed Glenn Glenn Laubaugh Laubaugh has haa available, available it it board. There will be many changes Wednesday. October 27 and 28! I w * ■ t. Halton—to * nn Hanrl at lHa Haolnntna ._a. .to « ««»benefit next week, to raise funds ernment will forward the pay In only one penalty. to <U00imm u- ruu.„u«u. ■ ysi-s."”,,■ieu"n?fS‘ •>» ■— • *« <« in the names proposed, but the le new year of 68c. The chair- ., for our new club room for men In War or Defense Stamps or Bond* Charlotte threatened from the I farm numbering plan will be fol­ Ington were balled up. In other'll ^pply tn prospect when man th uniform, and for U8.O. activities. or by, Government check, which­ opening kickoff when Matthgwa lowed- When the plan shall be words, then Introduced Mr Mr. Ketcham. Ketcham, !‘I At the request of the Bamr Gotm as they *eem to be about I rationing is effective, many motorGoon ­ He has secured a big picture, "The ever w’ay the owner chooses — of Barrv county's minute-men. took the ball on hi* own five yard completely worked out. a new coun- . to, of otoer rnuun. toto .n, r«u»Un, .Haul X ,g”±!£Ttrea requiring repair* “to place World at War." with a technicolor sliort subject on "Battle of Midway." them In usable condition will be ap- □axon's 15 yard line. Matthews ano (Oonttnued on page g. Sec. 1) Every Rotarian must sell at least I Commissioner Olander as fire ,0 s,u“rt Clement whe introduced .vnlp metal around your premise* McDonald picked up a first down each rood, would be a great con­ MAYOR'S NAVY 20 tickets. My wife made a ticket for Charlotte on the Hastings' 5 venience. , marshal pf the state, declared stKh J?/ 7'n,n’ Dr turned into a Junk dealer, wttgh• sale by phone, but learned later DAY PROCLAMATION . yard line where they finally lost Dr. Foo Foo, irom bom In Clilna China, Ls is no.v no*!• that the lady's husband came home . . Uws^Further, . -- .. ....in- j Dr Though an inland state. Michigan ' Turie auchoctton the ball on downs. Myer* kicked up t Continued rin on — page as 6) with 20 of his own lo aell for the to Hastings' 37 yard line where early contributed her quota to the validates fire insurance contract*. ‘ practicing physician In our neigh­ Kiwanis Club. They ore very much , boring city. He is well acquainted . Charlotte launched another drive. glorious history of the American I he said. i with A first down nut the ball on Has­ Navy. In the War of 1812. her' "Michigan should profit by thei. —- the background -—- of his native Club that started the ball rolling I "is playing CL Ln tings' 27 yard line where Matthew* citizens manned the ship* of Com- ] experience* of the east, where ' l^nd- ,nd ,,he LJL J'BJI Mill to provide some kind of hospitality i Attorney Philip Mitchell ofI this ran the ball over for a touchdown, imodore Perry in his glorious vic- ■ gaMUne rationing has been tn ef- «« Pre«nl world conflict. Altho he - aT||fl|l* W EAR EIETV and recreation Ln Hastings for boys city ha* been in the army for isome whfch was nullified by an offside । too- In the memorable battle. of ; fect geveral months." Commission- u not acll “n°f AmcricM-becauscI Hl 11 from the Coast Guard units. There lime and la now a lieutenant. Add 10 Per Cant to Salaries Uke Erie, where he left his bum- > olander said "Many accident* ‘Continued on page 8) ■ ■ V2W III I ■ penalty against Charlotte. toniey---Horace enlisted will be about 1500 getting their -------------------Powers -------- --has --------Hastings opened up the second In Five County Offices I Ragshlp. the USS. and explosions have resulted from,, • boot training" at the former Kel­ and expects to be called soon. Mrs. period after Myers intercepted an . I the attempt there of a few motot- 'Slin VOHipany BCllCVCS I logg Foundation camps, and the powers, who la a trained nurse, Oriole pass on the mld-fleld stripe. The board of supervisor*, recog-1I Today our American Navy sails' i»u to hoard a supply of motor car Tka»a'» Ail I a:i tn Rnrru commanding officer is anxious to will also enter army service os a Hastings scored eleven plays later the fact that the salaries of ;*lde by side with that of its foe' fuel. In one instance several bar- ■ nCrC S Uli in Dairy UO. have the boy* from Clear Lake trained nurse. At a session of Cir­ when WUcox plunged over from the nlxinr », ... . . , i[of or ini*, cause ui acnio. rt'ls 1812. in In me Hie Mine same ofA™ demorei* of oasoilne gasoline were found In a t-. _.|M ^.,h AIhlftn ftn M 1 '» * h " h n “ opend their lime off in Hastings. cuit court held Wednesday, Attor- 4 yard line. Wilcox also added tht tout liuciij Utorty tor which Atoerlto rMtoto,'»h, wh...“.n totooum, _T,° A" ------------ ------- ----- — ------ , -Ltaui. . an explosion oc ­ news George Dean and Adelbert Tiie committee has secured the many years ago. when the cost of , tthen hen fought fought. ------- • ■ extra point. curred, causing two fatalities and found both tn the same locality. I was much leu now. and '■ rn thC ... former grocery store In the Fair­ Cortrlght. both of whom served in wlth,th^^^«L Mnfthan h^tllin, f»rthIr “rowth °r lhe modem injuring injuring several several firemen. firemen. 1 Lrai-i'h if UKM ^t'Thr nreuure “,0 "" wn*a u The Baxons scored again early In llvlne The Hastings U.- ° 8. u O.- Defense child building, next to the city hall, World War No. I. were named by the third quarter on a drive of 70 1»o,tidhnr Amerlcan Navy to worid-wide eml-Any quantity of gasoline that uLt fnd ™ Recreation building next to the ctiy nnd it la really going to be very Judge McDonald as a committee to yards, climaxed when Wilcox plung­ increases due to the war. voted on ncnce. men from the middle-west mioht h- ra>««wn>Hiv ■ft-- >u waa 80 great that water and gas w_j, w.j. nfficluUv ooened next attractive. Much work had to be procure two service flags, in honor ed over from the two yard line. ?kl0,nhd“y 10 lncr'a’5s have constituted more than half of (Continued on page 6) |,>h|01 .l25J5?t Ulth ' Saturday tor *U service men. their l?e . and lhe our Navy peraonnel. Hastings take* ^unuea on page 6> m fore the driller* dreed the rflaUvM ,nd frlcndf for dur>. ’ done, and labor Is scarce, while it of Messrs. Mitchell and Powers, (Continued on page 6. Bee. 1) Is quite Impossible to buy some of which will be appropriately placed clerks In their offloes, whose oom- jmt pride wj,en TO|e of NaVy nE/*|CTD ATI AM AE ;'al¥ea ,and “w*d.Jh.e weUl.T^?e tion, Won. when when fifty fifty Coast Coast Guards Guards from from In the Court room. , 'two wells indicate ' (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) penaaUon Is fixed by the board. |hcroes u considered. Today, in a Kt(jlb I KA I ION OF - - - that -an extensive PARCELS FOR ARMED The minimum of the probate Judge i peculiar sense, the turn of the war • ‘ ------------— • — spend their time off in Hastings. FORCES OVERSEAS is fixed by state law. and the su- | ude rest* upon the sucres* of our That the Sun Oil Co. still believes. 1|lc nmcriclin AunuBrT Tlx American Auxiliary I In spite of ^failure^of their four wjn ch>rfe Legion room pervlsors cannot change It. On lhe Navy and lu aerial support. It is Postmaster* should Inform mail­ other offices the pay was increased therefore peculiarly fitting to give Committee Named To Poss wells p“‘.*Sn — - ----“ » wnriena wiuca -Kh wui incruoe Z Ulc me O„ Application, Fa, W« .that -- profitable oil well*, will er* that both the War Department 10 per cent, which lack* a good our Navy evidence of united civilian be ‘fumiahlng of refreshment* for “ all vn nppiuationi ror v and the Navy Department have deal of covering the Increase tn liv- I support found in. thu vicinity. I* shown by rUlUn< mcn „ | Necessity Certificates slated that no food should be In­ Ing costs since the salaries were the fact that that company is paying d Bunday and group entartalnTherefore, in conformity with the closed in parcels mailed to mem­ originally established. All trucks must carry a "Certl- ;ln advance in Ils leases UiHastings various orgaiusauun* m proclamation* of tire President of ber* of the armed forces over*eus. Rutland township*. town wlllto serva in me g^e tn the The salary of the prosecuting ' these 11 ICBC United Uiifieu State/ ovaics and uno the uic Goverwaver- flcate ucaie of oi War war Necessity" necessity in order oruer and ..........-------------------- ----- The lawncornWU1 oe a*xea not only because crums or other attomey was increased from 818001 nor ----. .. . ..... . na Ito f,l raltn .. .... ..... .. .. a .m. .... — -H. ­ .to legally of Michigan. -I, Charles operate after November P*r, ni>' torwiM coultJ nnt 7ot, tovi/ltonrto e ,^enc®, I**? £h ume capacity for all following matter escaping from the parcels to 81.850 and is still below a fair Leonard Mayor of City of Hastings, 15. and in order to obtain gasoline. more conclusively than it does uy wcf *U(gned by the commit_ . attract vermin. Kt for the further compensation for thc work that do hereby proclaim Tuesday, the • tires or repair part*. Ilhese payments. During the week the room will officer doea. A straight 10 per cent, twenty-seventh day of October, one TL ”------------------~------ 1 •--------------- *- “------ **■—■' - - -­ amply supplied with food. on 8200 was added to the 82.000 thousand nine hundred and forty- portatlon Committee, named below, . nlng supervised by volunteer work. IMPORTANT ft Is noted that publicity has been salary eoch for Uie county clerk, two. a* NAVY DAY. and call up- will be available at the Rationing *L’n r2l Thu Friday (tomorrow) afUrHasting* is making an effort to । Give this benefit show your sup- given to the use of shoe box con­ register of deeds, sheriff and on all our’duzens’on that dt^Tn Office? 123 W? State” street; ~HaZ ...M1en; ls“’d£a I port. i talners for gift* sent overseas. While get an attractive recreation room noon and been county treasurer. The county clerk, theh homes or pUftes of assemblage tings. Michigan, October 32,23and '‘^‘y to become Give it the same support and thb notice in the Postal Bulletin of for service men available here. „ houaa register and treasurer turn over all to make appropriate salute lo our 24. to assist farmer* who owrrtrucks military service. Simula j investigate for lhe loca) Quarter* next to the City hall have co-operation you would like to see Aug. IB. 1B42, regarding’ Christmas their fees to the county. opportunities’'which the for all ^dent* of Barry The NAVY—FIRST LINE OP ATTACK. । and trucker* who haul farm probeen provided by the council; moat other communities give to Insure mall for members of the armed sheriff'* fees in all criminal cases Given at Hasting* till* 10th day.! duct* from farms and supplies to. N*vy,™"” .u county who wish to aee the room. of the alterations and work of re­ | your boy in service an attractive. 1 forces abroad mentioned a shoe box, orc returned lo the county. Thc of October. In the year of our Lord I fnrms. In executing applications for stiu .. ootc J™ ft has been suggested Hut Uioaa ! it was done solely to indicate the of NecesMly. want “fct)tn ^dln 8 10 David Chief .David —। "Certificates ---------- War - -------th.v”want aecordlna chief —.. ,, .. --------—— -* decorating and reflnishlng have I wholesome place tn which to spend fees of Hie county clerk average one thousand nine hundred and been done by volunteer labor. Fur­ the comparatively few free hours maximum size desirable and not from 1200 to 8375 per monlh-or forty-two. Alito ton. a.Ito ui>0to Utolrtor J “«“■ to,aw H"r the following items If they happen ' । with the thought that an actual about 8600 to »800 more than his niture and playing equipment have he has available ‘ , *re<' . ’ ______ ... Charles H.__________ Leonard. __ Mayor City assistance should go to the AAA Of- cr“l!*nB •■.hoe box would be used for such fire. 207'J South Jeffereon Street, f J™* »• salary of 12.200 The oX Hastings, Michigan, । parcels. Pasteboard shoe boxes arc Increased Hastings. Michigan. aC । register of deeds ha*. In the last! ----------------- •-»-•----------------But. much remains to' be done. I not strong enough for this purpose | AU certificates should be on hand who/" skilled and receive good For one thing it will lake money j and the public should be cautioned five years turned into lhe county; FIVE AUCTIONS by November 15. 1M2. so register i Uw“ *na recurve, u treasury 8883 5 90 more than the to keep ttyc room going. against using anything so fragile salary the county has paid to him , .Prop. your truck as early as possible. £*?IUcs wto*?h, tbey „ J . J'?!?,? many of these item* art dupliJ. -;rrr.. Brown, auditor general for parcels sent overseas So, to help raise funds. Ray ■ Vernon Z. Bto', I . -Th. mtootor.uto Countow ra, to tool to CW.r and to hl* clerk—an averge of 81.- j Mr- Otis will have an Auction-----,,rc ,1RrillWB , MIto ,o WUI ,Branch, manager of the Strand for jr the state of Michigan, and al a -----»<► ■ -■ 707.18 per year more than theiat hts farm located the first house tyr y arni Transportation CommitF.rm Tntowruiton CommU• ’ C>»Ur to U>w Ml b* Theater haa donated his theater ab- j candidate for re-election on the Cun..wi.Art fl/iva Cn Men seeking information about t EOod combined pay of lhe register and I we®t of the Quimby church. He la and alternates are: Glenn solutely free of charge for two day*, i Republican ticket, was guest speak- JURCrvilurj UQVe VO. Navy, or desiring . to enlist. of the th> bonding haa his clerk. There 1* no avauaoie available । offering hta horse* cattle, poultry. t wotring, Wotring. chairman; Chairman; Marshall BelBcl- the hl* The front part M or building naa -HW..M ----------------- ---J "n.1 h^VuroX a kxm£ wh£ next Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.' er at the Kiwanis club luncheon at neord « Im hml«l mr ..d mlmlUmou. commluwm.n, H.roM Bio- >•»«“. bnn furnlu-a u > taw .hkh 28 and 28. on which dates benefit ‘ the Hotel Hasting* here Wedne*the county by the county treasurer. ^“hnery will cry the sale , cum Alternate: Clarence Longstreet.1f ! e,! n 1,'cludM l»r° Urfe h**lo. shows will be given with ALL pro- , day noon. but it would be a considerable sum. 1“™* E- °ni *l(1 ’f1 •• e erit- ‘Committeeman; Allen Bishop. Al1 nhn.w*phonograp». chair*. magaainM ceeds turned over to the organlxa-!, (Continued on page 6) I8** lhe ,dv- e,Mewhere ,n thls । ternate; teon Young. Committee-jHenry. E. High St., or phone d book* and two writing daaka. On the lawn at the county InflrHon which haa the UB O. room ‘ WANTED— A (Ponunuea on page *> I for fuU particulars Iman: Fred Long alternate: Harry 3443 :Th. middle -crioo of th. room haa mary there haa been displayed a In charge. 1 SEWING MACHINE —-Proo . I Drake, Committeeman; -- ----- ~ ------------ ■ ■ —-(Continual (Continued on page g. Bae. I) IORVIS STUFF I Drake. Committeeman: ClydeClyde War-1W.iron poga 8. ' war trophy—an old cannon. As the OPPOSE WAYNE In addition to loaning his the*- | 1 Hwm, to quit i.rmto<ri'.tot . toto or PA,r' “ r"'t AND ii & ruo*onn<------of the county home are not1 mi intv «nvr ■ 1 ter. Mr. Branch is also providing I The production department of the Inmates partial to thia old relic, the board "1UVK M (S'jj £7 to STiq ™ ™ IX VSSwTT American Red toSStoTto™to« to don.to <■ ’ ».•«» to top.. Ur BIUBMI h.,..„.uc_tton,»l. a feature film. "The World at War." !। Barry Co. .Chapter. ----- --------------; inc uarry Ctotow cuumy bo.nl umiuui a instructions nave occn maneo to an .hln »ln- -n(j ,«„(« of *31.25 The ticket* and all other Incidental; Cjp®*, visor, last week received a communi- athto farm in Section • Hope lnxk nd lf of lattwUfc "hen truck owners owner* , and If thp the applicant annlieant ! -uZ. Mr* Sarah Tinkler ha* It lo the much wanted scrap, which . cation from the board of supervisors Twp. 11 n’*1” nJ w,n have ah much of the neCf“ar> admitted Xto Justice Bowman expenses have also been donated. for Members of the Coast Guard Camp Stebbins b'J*ldln|f- .-1! lot Ingham county, urging that our Unas or a mile soutliwest of Brush lnformallon |n mind. M possible. Inf., h. had hunted contrary to board m put IU.1T Itself on on rtoord record a as op op-­ Ridge school hou^. Hets offering u r,eiuute lhc flUng of £al ™ ™^^Yy d botod uorina , th the' constitutional ^ amendnnnI1P .,tnn.,« * '***• *.5* pUcaUon nd‘ a good list of horses, cows, hay and ■ aD was arrested by Conservation Of fl­ todlan. So. with all r«pen*ei accounted “£.dJ£nu ^iSitloZ^onT’Sd soon be on 1U way to the steel mill. arain. farm machinery, and housepp If a few pounds of it could be 1 menl- 10 ** submitted to Michigan jeer George Sumner. . No hold aooos. troods uewey Dewey wea Reed wui will erv erv „„ o ttuvfrsf iitnnn ______ November __~ _ ’nh* 1 _. _ home nom s I ’---- . . _ __________ 3. ______ granting f^^eAch*tt^kethe*mdUIrillP*o*dl* •wh,le much work 11 d0n* *l hOme' cramn£i im^Ur's gX” w |J_voters ----------------------------------------------,M aurjrf 2^X1 1 t«A»«D to oowt ouaaob !S',X to'oE, to^. I some people find it more eonven- imagine tlx supervisors would not ' rule to Wayne county. The Inghtii. ! drawn as one of the traverse jurors I W. K. Kellogg has leased for the । lent to work at the Red Cross rooms weep and the rest of us could prob­ county body believes this would be service. I|»nd «• the number of machines there ! for the coming session of the U. 8. j duration hU beautiful Gull lake ably be reconciled tie* of the right to aalf-govamment.' The picture, itself, prepared with ' u ’ not luequate'. District court at Grand Rapids. । hama and M acre around* to the PELVIS BONE BROKEN j United BUles Coast Guard*. The the help of the U. 8. government -X------------------------------------------------------ NOTICE TO HASTINGS • 8 B. Engle, one of the plant pro------------ »— NOTICE I* of unusual Interest and slgnlf-1' FIREMEN AND taction men at the Bliss factory; i RUMMAGE SALE Presbyterian church. Oct. 29., 30, 1 8180. icance. . NOTICE BOWLERS AUXIUARY FIREMEN Presbyterian chu Prairieville W. 8. C. 8. annual suffered a broken pelvis in an acOpen alleys for Bowling Wed. William McCann will be here I baaaar at Church. Fri.. Oct. 23. cldent Friday afternoon. A heavy:31. Adv. 10-29. Fri. ery store in ths city—and if other and Fri. nlghU at 0 P. M. Also demonstrate bombs at 3:3d Sal --------afternoon and evening. Chicken iron gate was being raised by him | i»; free-will rot of M Sat and Sun. 1 P. M. Hastings urday afternoon at the City Hall supper 8 to I Colored movie In the when the chain broke and let the Rummage Bale. St , Rose HallL Fri j Fri, Oct M. Adv? 10-23 'Bi. Borne try the Banner Oflce. (Continued on page 6) and Sal, Oct. 30-31. Adv, 10-22. offering L. A Recreation. Out 11-12 • C “ rGiddings. ',^“— — — Chief.' evening. 25e and Me. Adv. Ouy Fire FIRST MEETING OF BROTHERHOOD H. H.S. BEATS CHARLOTTE ELEVEN Service Flags to Honor Attorneys Mitchell, Powers rovor Naming Roads WARNS GASOLINE STORAGE ILLEGAL SUPERVISORS GIVE SMALL INCREASES Sun Company Believes TL-— FARM TRUCKS Let’s Give the Service Men a Real Club Room Benefit Show Here Oct. 28-29 to Raise Funds to Maintain Recreation Center Kiwanis Club Hears Auditor General Home Cannon for "Scrap" ' Hl’ Z U.S.O. ROOM OPEN IvR COAST GUARDS jAIURUA �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1H1 rAO,T*° t L Twtor ot u» Hullo.. !>!«» pralaort lull pound, ot milk u.o'tOuou DH^ekor ot "““"e- ‘-1-— ------------- _ .... . . r see to the building of the structure. jecttonlit at .. formed ...... that I Theater there. school 1* on the program for one of 553 pounds of butterfat. She started Route 3. and Ralph A. Blaoveli.il. . —. TN F ATP FC D P D A N A I \ The supervisors — have it ha* been well worth while to bePvt. John W. Reed. 19. *on of the *ra*ion*. (her record at 3 year* of ageiand *on of Mrr Morel TnEATKES > rtKjUllALJ long to the Michigan Supervisor*1 Mr. and Mra. Albert Reed, who re-1 Dr. Gordon Fisher left Thuraday was milked two time* a day B»ugh Route 1. f'Wlcd <}“‘£ - ■ —„----------------- *— AzaocUttem. and voted the due* cenUy enlisted I* now stationed in for Carlisle Barrack*. Fenn. to begin milk Ur fill more than 6.101 quart at the U. S- Naval Training Station J '1 which will continue that member- Missouri. Hl* address is Co. A-. hl* services tn the army. bottle* ha* been produced by another at Great Lake*. Ill. last week. Richard Travis and i Mr*. Victor Attains of Mlnneapolls. .Minn., and Mre Frank Dee ship at one of th* board's etMtons 30th Rig Tn*. Bn.. B C.R.T.C.. Camp Milk production thl* year by a 1 regUtered Holstein tn th* same H^n Allen, former secretary of Bread* Joyce in .. by Lloyd herd. Dowling Ollie Fobes. "Ollie 1* ,he Y. M. C. A^for Barry and Eaton "The Poalman Didn't Ring” . |ot Detroit visited their aunt. Mra. •— ----- *-_ ' 'Towder. Mtnouri. registered Hoteteln owned Word has been received that Sgt.' "fhe cchool* of of this thl* city city are are closed ctared A. OMkUI. would would fU! fill a a row row of of.credited ; credited with with 525 525 pounds pounds of of butterbutter- countte* counties is U now now an an Ensign Rnslgn in in the Um Tha story *tory ha* ha* to to do do with with a bog John Kurtz a few day* la*t weex. The reboots A. Gaskill, Th* David M. Leary, who Is *taUoned to-day and will be to-morrow to quart bottle* more than 1.700 feet, fat and K541 pound* of milk. She u1raj tervlce. and 1* iU Honed at, of mall lost for fifty years.' re- TJiey *penl lhe weokand tn uranu I at Scott Field, IB., wm reoenUv permit the teachers to attend Uie long, reports the HoUtein-Frlrzlan I also was milked two tunc* a day Norfolk. Va. J covered and distributed to lhe Rapid*, the gueaf* of Mr*. Anna of UUWkk Staff *-1*1Ser- meeting of the of ... America. during the year. (; 4IW board yrar ooaro of m wpervteor* tupervroa fixed ..*« i heir* of lhe Intended recipient*. | Kurtz' and granddaughter*. W p*y UUUMJ MU promoted piviuunu to IO the vuc rank HUI* VI UUMUi* VI — ... State IIHI. Teachers ........... .As—• Arsoclatlcn . — I.-..-- The - cow's - . -Leary ------- --Is----------------j »— ia_ t..n- Fobes. She ‘ Robert D, D. Gardner. 21. 31. son of Mr*. Mrs. license thc same a* as lost last year year-— 1 Roaulla a whole town Is *et on 1U Miss Charlott/Wooden and KenCharlton part. Irving Charlton will j-------grant. 8-Sgt. Chief Pro-— sedation In — Grand Rapids. Principal-------------name is Dowling Julie .Male dog. 11.00. and female dog. incth Gates were dinner sucsl* [ $3 00. j John Wayne and I Wednesday of Mr, and Mr*. Fred The supervisors at their October »*■•»*• •« Shipp, south of Ha*Ungs. session put their OK on mlicellan- Old California MLu Carrie Cog»well and Mbs ecus claim* of 13.575.48. and livestock Phued against the background of Elzabeth Parker spent Sunday in gold rush davs days the thc nlcture picture Kalamazoo vi.uina claim* Of 1578 40 i1 lhe old KQ ld rush visiting friend* friends. tell* Ute story of a young man try­ Mra. Robert Shannon and Mr*. ; Mra. Charles Keeler who live* two ing to start a business in a boom Dorrance Trelhric went t° Three mites east of Delton has a tree nea» town. River* Tuesday lo attend thc ses­ her home which contain* seventeen Roy Rogers and George sion* of lhe Southwestern Federa­ bird ne*ta and all were tn use dur­ । I Gabby I Hayes In* tion of Women* Club* Mr*. Shan­ ing lhe current year. — ,—. . non tn preaident of Ute Hastings 1 •zz; Mr*. Cleo Cover-------of 1003 E. State ------------------r----------I ** | ro“rld« ho™ heie western of ciul) Bnd TreUirte Is the dete­ streel wo* very much surprised tllI. cld ^ogi punctuated vith:IBte Ttwtday when she went into her. Blld comedy. Mr*. Cole Newton and Mrs. Lo— d f“uncl Dennis O'Keefe and wch Teeter visited Mr*. Inez Paton Ruth Terry in | Charlotte on Sunday berries. "Affairs of Jimmy Valentine" I Mra. Ed. Story was Ln Grand Rap­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Stem A hunted man, twenty year* after ' iBS{ Wednesday to attend lhe of New Albany. IntL.ure the proud he paid the penalty Jimmy Valen-1 fune^i & iiet *uter-in-law. parents of a baby boy born on Sat­ tlnrtine return* returns tn to lhe the iinrtrninrld underworld in Mr*. Arthur n... Bare of St. Johns urday. He tipped the scales at 7 a riot of laughs and surprises. has come for an extended stay with lbs. and 10 uz and has been named her brother Newton Benner. Charles Chester. "Panama Hattte" Clifford Dolan left Tuesday to Hastings friend* of Miss Anna A Three wacky sailors on thc loose Join a party of men for several Perry, daughter of Dr. and Mrs B. with ------ it -----------hundred ------------beautiful . gals. — days hunting trip Ln Canada. A. Perry, can write to her at the Featuring radio's king of comedy Mrs. George DeVries and daugh­ following address: Mbs Anna A. and movielands **’ J queen ct “* *laughs. ----ter Betty of Grand Rapids were Perry. 2nd Lieut. A. N. C. N 731147. 48th SUllon Hospital A P.O. 3105. Roy Hubbard. “Syncopation" Mr. and Mrs. Roy Supptec of Lan­ Featuring thc all American Band sing were guests of Mr and Mr*. Cal. Miss Perry informed her par­ ents that «hc expected to sail for with Charlie Barnet. Benny Good­ James Parmer and Mr. and Mr*. "parts unknown" within a short man. Harry James. Jack Jenny. Harry Baldwin on Sunday. , Gene Krupa. Ahino Rcy and many time. Don Reid nnd Robert Parker arc 1 others. expected home from Aiui Arbor for School faculty, lias been appointed thl* weekend. Hastings chairman of the Junior, ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Wilcox Red Cross Sh«- will work with Mr* and two children of Allegan ve­ Maude W. Smith, county chairman.' Mr. and Mr*. F Kent Nelson. iled Hasting* relative* durum the The waitresses at the Coffee Shop 1307 West Kalamazoo street, an­ have new maroon uniforms which nounce the engagement and ap­ proaching marriage of their daugh­ arc attractive and becoming. compnnled by Mr. and Mrs Cur­ Mrs. Raymond Johnson. Betty ter. Margret Elizabeth, to Cadet tis Bollum and sons of Akron. Ohio ■ Osborn) Caln on lhe radio, has , Marshall H Cook of Corpus Christi. been doing u splendid Job with tlx- Tex. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ty " Saturday program of "Armstrong Theatre of the Air." She lias been auditioning with Lynn Fountaine tn Tawa* City on Saturday. and several weeks ago when MIm aviation training at Corpun Christi. Mrs. Lester Rlsch leaves this Eva LaGalllenne was unable to Ttexas —Lansing State-Journal. week to join her husband who t* broadcast Mrs. Johnson played Mb» SOCIAL COLUMN in training at Fort B1U*. Texas. LaGalllenne'* role with expert skil: Mr. and Mrs, A J. terwn vliCOUNTRY CLUB NEWS „ w• T •'!"1 The "monthly ”"'w dinner and kJridge ited relatives al Big Rapid* over .. t ... “J"0*,"1 ““ ■ muon. •> Um Country Club .UI be the weekend. past eight been trans­ Tlumd». Oct. ». The eonunlUee “ “ ' “hl years, has ...................... R J McCrcery of Detroit called ferred to Hastings. Monday he went In charge Is composed of Dr. and,j on Hastings friends "bn Friday. Home to work in tlic new super store in Mrs Guy Keller. Mr. and Mrs War­ । Mr and Mrs. Steven Johnson of Rendered that city Mr*. Fighter and grand­ ren Carter. Mr and Mr*. Harold Indianapolis were guests of home son will leave for Hastings about Phillipa. Mr and Mrs. John Iron-,। folks from Saturday till Monday. Style lb. the first of November—Grand side. Dr. and Mrs A. B. Gwinn, ■ Mrs W J. • Field was the guest Ledge Independent. of Mr. and Mr* J. Edwin While oi and Mrs H. A. Adrounle. Grand Rapids from Thursday till and Mrs. Carlton Crils < Minnie BOUNTY ON RED FOX । Sunday. Gamble) of Vicksburg. Ho weigh­ Tlie board of supervisors last week I Edward P. Boltum. Jr., of Dtlb. ed 8 lbs. 1 at . and has been named voted that, for a year from No­ troll visited hl* parent*. Mr. and Robert Carlton. vember 1, 1M2. Barry county would . Mrs. E P Hot turn over the week­ Pvt Charles Barnes, son of Mr. pay a bounty cf 83 00 on each red end. fox killed in the county. These . Hastings club women In attend­ Meaty lb. ferred to Gerry Field, Lawrence­ animal* havtf been increasing tn ance at the Southwestern district ville. Illinois. 711 School Squadron number and — In ... destrucUvenras. It meeting thia week at Three Rivers where he Ls taking basic training. was believed that a bounty would are Mrs. Robert Shannon, presi­ Word ha* been received that Pfc help lo rid the county of these pe*U dent of the Hasting* Women'* dub: lb. Wilson Guernsey U now in Ward Kalamazoo county xupervisoni have Mrs c. D Bauer, member of thc ll-C. Lauson Gen. Hospital. Atlanta, also voted to place thc same bounty 8. W. district board: Mrs. Dorrance Ga.. and would like to hear from on red fox. Trctbrtc. delegate from the local hl* friends. i ---------------- ----------------------dub; Mrs. Prank Cooper. Mrs. Jus. Good Cuts lb. Mis* Dorothy Roush spent sevMelburn Laubaugh of Grand Rap- Brozak. Mr*. John Brass. Mrs. M. eral day* tn Washington vkltlng ids spent part of last week at the J. Cross. Robert Corkin who was transferred home of his mother. Mrs. Arthur Mrs Roman Feldpausch and Mrs. there from Fort Custer a short time' Laubaugh. and enloyed several day* Harold Parker wrre tn Ann Arbc. Steer Beef lb. ago. Of hunting. ' . Saturday attending the Midi.Northwesteni Football game. Mrs M. R. Kinde of Battle Creek nnd her two children Emily Jane nnd Bob spent the weekend with i Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carruthers I Mr and Mrs. Earl Coleman. Mr. vW Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 Q__ i and Mr*. Einar Frandscn and Frccirick McDonald were in Charlotte LAST TWO DAYS THURSDAY & FRIDAY Friday to *ee Hastings take Cltarlotle 14-0. attendance previously received. Pet or Carnation Recent guest* of MIm Esther Sonja Henle and John Payne Doty were Mrs. Vivian Reynolru Clabber Girl. 2 lb. Lewi* and MIm Helen Merson at , Kalamazoo and Mrs. Francis Hunt­ er Carlson of Rockford, all formrSATURDAY ONLY OCTOBER 24 Hastlngs teachers. Mr*. Lewis is DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION teaching at Portage affiliated with Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes the W. M C. E this year while Kraft her husband Ls serving in the army. Jack Duane Laubaugh who Ls and Richard Travis and Brenda Joyee studying al Mt Pleasant this year spent last weekend with his parenls. Mr. and Mrs Glenn Laubaugh. Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Nicewnnder SUN.. MON.. & TUES.. OCT. 25-26-27 and daughter and son-in-law ot Three day (pecial showing Battle Creek were Sunday guests of They're More Economical and Very Nutritious Red Skelton, Ann Solbern and Rags Ragland LOCAL NEWS gaeaiaiagi You’ve an important job on the home front because food is a weapon of victory Select those foods that provide the greatest nutritional* value. Read all labels for grade classification and quantity. Estimate your needs accurately - DON'T WASTE FOOD. Finally, buy wisely. Don't be misled by a few specially priced items. Fill your food needs here where every price is a low price every day QUALITY- LARD 2« SERVICE MILK TOP-O OLEO 22c 17c 25 c 35c 39c 35c 4 - 37c 2 - 31c Our New SOY BEAN Products! SOY KAWFEE 12 os. cello bag 15c VEGOIL (Soy Butter) pt. 36c ALFALFA TEA. ’/g lb. „25c SOY WHEAT CEREAL, lb. -15c VIM-EAT Soy Nut Loaf. lb. -20c VIM-EAT Soy Nuf Cheese, lb. ——20c CLUTEN CHOPS, lb 30c WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR. 6 lbs. _ 25c SOY BEAN FLOUR. 3 lbs. -25c DRY SOY BEANS, lb. ... 6c SOY BEAN OIL. q».45c Dinner prepared from this Soy Bean products will ba served ot thc American Legion Hall Wednesday, October 28th 5 to 7 P. M. •"J Pancake Flour 27' 19' Good Luck Oleo 26' HONEY 5 ,b M 95' JELLO OR ROYAL 29' CALUMET 16' BAKING POWDER 24' CHEESE 2. 62' CHEESE 2* 65' CHEESE 2 35' Cheeri-Oats )2' KIX 11' CAKE FLOUR 25' CORN MEAL VIRGINIA POTATOES Cauliflower Yellow ONIONS Hubbard Squash RED GRAPES California. Ige. . Gold Medal XARROTS 24 Vi lb. tack ' WHEATIES [Bulk, washed Pk9- WO .. 4Qc C ....*» Sweet. Michigan, bunch ....... MtMBM STOW “• 0,14 “ QUALITY FOODS CELERY HEARTS FIRST IN THK MINDS OF THRIFT WOMEN dSToil*1'’ 21c MINCED HAM BOILING BEEF LEAN SPARE RIBS PORK STEAK T-BONE STEAKS FRESH GROUND BEEF FIRST w ioS'o? 3 Iba. ■ 10' 33' 3' 10' 10' 10' lEATMOHE CRANBERRIES »>. 2Qc fdddlcenter; fllAM ItlATIf "ICELAND" SUNSET SERENADE" THE POSTMAN DIDN'T RING' ’PANAMA HATTIE" / COMMUNITY NOTICES Only enough ticket* will be sold al lhe bargain price to fill theatre onee. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. OCT. 28-29 One price for alL 50c plus tax 5c total 55c Special Benefit show for the Service Men in Entire proceeds will be given* for the cause. THE WORLD AT WAR' THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY' (all technicolor) ' Together with talent recruited from local BA It It Y TH EAT It Hastings. Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23-24 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Dennis O'Keefe and Gloria Dickson AFFAIRS OF JIMMY VALENTINE" and John Howard and Marguerite Chapman "SUBMARINERAIDER" SUNDAY end MONDAY. OCTOBER 25-26 TANNER Saturday evening. Oct. 24. at 7:30. A play -The Country Cousins'* will be presented. Bring Jello, cake or I cookies and table service. j WEST HOPE . Hie Community club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes this week Friday evening. j The Pralrievhle township Sunday j school convention will be held Sun­ day. Oct. 25 at the Prairieville I Methodist church. Pot luck dinner at 12:30. Program and business । meeting following , ) The Rebekah* will have a bazaar land serve chicken dinner and sup­ pier. election day. Watch for ad. in next week's Banner. I The Cloverdale Home Exteitslon wlU meet at Mr* Welton Brooks on Wednesday afternoon. Oct. 23 Thl* is a very important meeting: j all members tinted to be present. Visitors are invited. Delton Rev. D. W. Robinson will hold I evangelistic service* in the Delton , MethodUt church for one week commencing Sunday evening. Oct IN OLD CALIFORNIA1 There will be cvangelLstlc meet­ ings at the church thc week of Oct. 35 beginning on the evening of that date. All are urgently request — ll tzi ------ .....I.__ TUES.. WED.. THURS.. OCT. 27-28-29 Featuring thhc AH-American dance band with Adolph Mcnjou. Jackie Cooper and BoniU Granville 206 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. "THE BIST -FOR LISS' N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. "SYNCOPATION 1 The 'Gaiter* The Inside margin of a book. »’iere the p«ge* are bound. Is called 'n* "gutter." �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER M, 1H» trees are gold and red. and the some letters before that. saaaafraa la in Ha autumn glory. 'Doty. Joseph Englerth, Hastings; Otto CAMP FIRE NEWS Edward Grime*. Tekonsha; William HORIZON CLUB Syly-ur Hyrt» Hubrtll,; JW. Th. ot th. The following Barry county men man Bulmer, Woodland: Robert _., lh 1 the things we wanted. You should day. Oct. 38. at I p. passed their examinations at Kala- Michael Bllvin. Hasting*; Gerald “n c,ub took p,acc °° have seen Dr. Brooks sanding the rush of work in office and factory ! LaVem Sinclair. Hastings, and Octthe Parish house. Miss Of Ann Goodyear to | (Continued from page i. aec. 1) to hunt in old Barry's fields and I William Frank Wompo, Freeport I Van Westrenen taught the girls • roast. Bach girl will I old floor, and Rose Cook painting Fort Custer October 27 for military woodlands. ---------—-----------*ome of the fundamentals of dap;-! food. praised at celling prices, the ap­ training. Of this group, five are vol­ magazine shelves. Lyn Lewis, tlie And it's strange to think ot you , ' inv let the nrY*ormvanim>nr nt *.rtu r K-h , praiser's estimate of coat of repairs unteers. Lynn Everett Perry. Russell "Y" secretary, iuu spent hours help­ ; "down under" with spring just I deducted, and the balance sent to Service School Howard Silsbee. Foster Julius Martz, ing. and I have put in a few licks on ita return. We are going to learn the owner. Tires not worth repair­ Jacksonville, Florida Richard James Huckcndubler and myself to help make It presentable.. a lol of geography from you boys 1 ing wiU be paid for al scrap nib- Klfn_rn E . March IIVU1 of iwaisc. UI ihh]jb •Is — — -——17th, ----- • ^U. ber prices if the owner desire* pay..! Richard E. Sherman. Hastings. maps* lie His birthday Painters, plumbers, carpenters and away from home. The kind : Jacob Cornelius Ver electricians have come In and they used to print in the hook* don t wait until then to write, he This wtU not be much but lhe own- PlZS! _____ elton: Bernard M. Mill*. worked nights, much of it wltltout er wiU have the satisfaction of1 Here'* a Nov. 4th birthday date knowing that he ha* contributed to Detroit; Wyman William Claggett. by the Michigan Central, has ap­ pay. There will be billiards, ping­ Even a globe is not quite right. Bellevue; Merle Alvy Dundas. De­ pong. card tables, table games, writ­ troit: Harold Wesley Baughn, Lan­ plied to the Interstate Commerce Pvt. James Lester DeVault ing desk, radio and phonograph, pole and lock out and around all operation. . eu»y chairs and a Bookcase Co. , ways at once. But somehow we dp । Barracks C-509 The tire owner must certify that sing; Ray Haggerty. Nashville; Commission for authority to aban­ Bellevue; don । bight miles of ita line, leading davenport, with lot* of magazine*.. have u feeling that you fellows arA? 706th/ Tech. Sch. Sqd. iSp.i (he tire or tires he turn* in was Robert Paul Hinman,,Middleville; Robert Newton Keeler, X i from Richland Junction to Delton. etc. There Is a kitchenette and ।("out there" doing your bit, and we \ Buckley Field or were not/purelumed for re*ale. t; 'Carl An- The ' railroad claims that trucks and counter for serving light refresh­ are back here on the "home front"'! Xpenver. Colorado Tire deaiepr are not Included In the Floyd White, Nashville: thon Schweder. Cloverdale; late: Claude laiE itre Hurcnasr Hinn nut mu*s --------------------------------------------busses meet all the transporlaUon ments. We think it will be used a d° . .w We have rfther names well have IjUc—Ttre' Purchase Plan but must Ftipene ! need* of that part of the line which With you fellows "out there” 'to ,.ave unlll nexl becau-e of 'inethe Dealer*’ Tire Return Plan I W,rren MU,er- Bel***u*: Eugene lot The newly-formed Navy 'Ralph Guenuey. Hastings; Carl.lt wishes to n-------— abandon. Several which functiona Uirough the manu” Mother* Club Li interested in the and in It. the words-of the old hymn )«* df^spacr. In the meantime, facturers or distributors George Welfare. Heatings . Tony years ago the line wa* abandoned room. and us one of them said, they tU*C_°.n_nC* mranln8 send us naiSes."addresses, and blrthIn case* where the owner of the Jo**ph Matyasik. Bellevue; Loren . from Delton through Hastings and as we sang. -days so you won't mis* out on the can t do much .for thglr own boy* la»: Bunday mornlug. ‘ car works out of town or for some I W,Jrn *' P><rce. Hastings: Dewane j Woodland to Woodbury, who arc away, so they want to do "From Greenland's icy mountain. --------------From India';, coral strand. romelhlng for the boy* in training i Here's an official communication other reason cannot appear per-i Where Atrlc'n sunny fountains sonaily to turn In hi* tire or tiro,1 that just came in: Roll down their golden sand; Week ago Saturday night, lhe Robert E. Schultz, son Of Mr. and blanks may b«- secured from the Country Club had onc,o£Jte dances From many an ancient river. Mrs. Ira A. Schultz, 430 East 'Stale local express office, by use of which From many a palmy plain. for thc Coast Guard* Can you Hoad, .Hasting*, i* enrolled In the he or she can authorize another tu imagine Charles Barnes being there They call u» to deliver Navy's new training achool for act for them in certifying the re­ Their land from error's chain.” In ills new army uniform, and all machinists at tlie University of quired blanks. ; Write again. Paul. If you have Kansu.*. I-awrence. Kas Schults the other men were sailor*! Hie cost of transporting these time for only one letter, don't write Barry Comity ministers have tak­ will be given an Intensive training tire* to the various warehouse* will en on,the duty of serving as unof­ to me. just write to our mutual program during a 16-wetk course, not be assessed against the owner, paving such trans­ ficial volunteer chaplains nt the friend Zoliy. so we can all read it. in preparation for assignment to lhe , government , Sincerely, your friend. Clear lake unit of the Coast Guards, active duty with the fleet. He waa portation ccharges. n®rgei. DOn M. Gury. and I have been down twice now to .»!.»« to th. Khool ,n« .ho.- I ,TI» pun J* u> u»« conduct evening services. All of tn, wutthl. In . ... 'i“ .... have ...„ gone have been pnn very K* ” (""■!>'« th,! U rl« ot nunlnollotu doting nonl through Ur. dr.lrr. to tjnoo. us who WHERE IS YOUR rnucu mprr.-rt .Uh th. hnH, ,tal ” w‘n' »” 'i”"" “ rreruU training । "<nl>orlM W loot rationing brart. IMPORTANT 10% M th, mtn. Thnt ,r. nry and you parents, too Write what­ Kir. going aJu. krap u. IntomM J' completeness of th. the olan plan and th. the ro.rwlM.rtra. attentive and seem to appreciate ever you like and well do our be*t »l-ra 'on to from thorn FOR WAR SAVINGS 1 urgent need for the rubber, people tin- service*. I<a*t time I went. to follow your suggestions. Next week Mrs D. A. VanBusnils week live of you said. "Gosh, Sadie Mae Palmer and thc choir COMING FROM? klrk will pen you lines- You know, । eligible to purchase tires, such as went along, nnd presented a very why wait until our birthdays to of course, she L* the gracious wife Of 1 doctors, defense workers, etc. are print our address, we want letters required to tum/ in all over five fine program of anthems and solos, The average American our superintendent of schools and u* they appeared in our new ma­ now and ull thc time. Well keep she can probably tell you a lol of ।. tires in their possession, not in use. Solid Paitali nr family budget is not a ■epi flying if you'll keep 'em com ­ land secure additional tires as the roon choir gowns. When ’ say . inside dojw about a lot of things. need arise*. "choir.” I should e.xplaifi that on ing!" very elastic affair. When Whi»« Cheerio. O. K. my lads, we'li do it nnd let 1 | Truck and bus owners are not this )>artlcular evening, it was n ZPUy Coffer. we are asked lo put ten compelled to surrender their extra young indies chorus, with boy so­ the home folks keep their date book The winter winds will blow tire*. Willie it is believed that with percent of our earnings prano soloist. Dickie Brnncli, sing­ for thc whole year so tiiey can I reasonable care, provided for tn ,n, bcautifuily. We w. still .uu B.V, ,•» Lui ”>•“ ing have a. you and your family have a Into War Bondi and ! large part by lhe 35 mile limit and unty youhK m.n or t«o In the “ • ~u»tl>l"s >«“' good supply of these smartI gas rationing which becomes ef­ Stamps, it means adjust­ choir on Sunday mornings, but there oirthdny. but-senslble Several of you fellows “ said I fretive in November, passenger tires urr not mmty nt Uu-tnl.lt .round “ you'd ment all along lhe line. *hou)d last for the duration, that cut, fitted gowns . .. with allm here. You will be glad to know. like to have the addresses of some | is not true of truck nnd bus tires. We must do without many waists, graceful skirts and at­ however, that the choir stalls keep of your pals so that's* another rea­ J (Continued from-page 1. Sec. 1) And while truck nnd bus owners tractive -treat - menu. well filled, as tlie girls carry on. I son why we ll print thc names nnd things, and we must save Tlie regUtration of consumers of. „„ every the precaution th^ am wondering if it may get so addresses as soon as they fire sent fuel oil will begin today. Thursday. , are urged to use If on the things we cannot October 22. and will continue Vo.; to ,’ro,on«.‘hf 2*r“' scarce of boys that I will have lo One father writes: — "Lewis hud an are permitted to retain more than do without. use a girl for cro&s-bcarcr. I do ! and including Wednesday of next । ____________ ."““J ' Week, October 27. All users of kcr- the-five tires If in their judgement not know ofuny anynur rule........ againstit.it. ' but u> t.r I h.vr nut comldetyd »hllr m Hl«h Khool .h rl, I oacne and fuel oil must register; i they will be needed. One sure way to save is The Office ot Price Administra­ cherished very much and which urln, ,lrl. lor -.tur boy.." But lie ■” ............. wfc,'h but it will not be necessary for them Hours! to buy all your family's tion announces that no one with many lonesome times you may be sure that whoever may helped out ------to come to Hustings to do so. All But thl* kerosene and fuel oil dealers have more than five tires to (he car will winter needs al Penney's, have lo do It. the candles on the ~!.c~ “ was Altar WH.L be lighted every Sun- " * lost at the Battle " ot Midway. been supplied with blanks for con­ where economical, waste ­ Kight For Good Weather! is important that every car owner Fluffy Chenille! day. and our prayer* will be offered I know that he would be so glad to ’ sumer registration. These can be proof methods of doing ...... for rar ,»U ... your ynur buddle*. uumum t»»trard* Or from obtained, nnd be properly filled out take care of this matter at once. there you and The local express office is open o„. oth.r utuity t how round h“ ’» nnd mailed to the Barry County business are proving to daily from 8:00 A. M. lo 5:00 P. M. v-ry mi.rr.un, u the c.m„ end kn™ “’,"1"" War Price and Rationing Board. except during the noon hour, nnd be a life-saver to millions in service. 8 Some Hraplral Serare Council (hr well as from those ln “m' Hasting*. Mich. • Reversible* either Mr. or Mrs. Wood will be whose family budgets Red Cross. When it was organized may remember he was on the After nil Barry county users of,I on duty al all times between these last winter, it was for Fort Cluster Yorktown, an aircraft carrier-"'Just right when you fuel oil for heating, or users of ker­ I hours to take care of those who Corduroy or cavalry twill must be stretched farther only, but we have had to take on sport coala, with gabardine read, study, or want osene for lighting or cooking pur­ ' have tires to turn in. They will not Lewis H Godfrey. R. M 3/C than ever before. to relax In comfort! Kellogg Field, the new Percy L on the reverse side! Gay poses, shall have filled out and । be able to take care of this at their Cincpac Flag Allowance Lovely, soft, fluffy ( plaids In boxy styles' Soft Jones Base Hospital. which Is the ’ mailed or delivered their reglslni- । home, however, os all the necessary fleece In sport types! Sites chenille that is warm , former Battle Creek Sanitarium.' ' lion blanks, filled out properly, blanks, etc. will be kept at the ofSan FrancUco. California -without being heavy! ' and. tiie tiiree units of Die Coast these registration papers will be 1 flee at all times. Let's make up for the loss of. turned „ „ _over to the panel, consistFitted waists Guqrd. Thc council is made up of swirling skirts! representatives of Red Cross chap- lewis' album—we can do it you mg of Edward Goodyear. Leon COSTS MORE TO Smart For Fall! tens from counties across the know, 1 if we each do our part. 1 Bauer and Walter Culbert. who will feed PRISONERS Dressed Woman’ Now here is ---food- costs obliged Shersouthern part of the state, and we 1* our list for this thL* weekproceed week: proceed to allot to eitch ekch user the t *increased tLieut. i-.u rCarl ’-.-i r» v.Lnni.,1. rv.ftjuvno ............ ... ..... -tt -. _______ . L_. I R Edmond*. 0-660738 amount of fuel oil or kerosene that iff Bera to ask the board of supermeet regularly once a month at user can have, and L*sue the neces-1 vlsora for an increase in the 25 Fort Custer. Much has been ac- ; 42nd Troop Carrier Sq. । rary allotment card to that user for | cents’ per meal heretofore paid by compILshed by this group In furnish- , Seattle, Washington Ing day rooms on the post, and ' what be will be permitted to pur- tlie county for feeding prisoners in cniist*. , . >ht^ii The_ (.*_*.■ u— Carl Is the non of thc Gordon I cjiase. providing recreation nnd comfort the jail. board ****..nt**a recognized >the Blanks for these allotments cards merit of this request and added a facilities and materials for the 1Edmonds, who arc now living In *” New molded beret . . . for rationing fuel oil nnd kerosene third to thc allowance, which will • Casual station hospital. With gas and <Ann Arbor. feather-flaunting dress have not yet arrived. We are un­ make the added cost 25 cents per tire rationing, we Just about get hat . . . sports styles! Pfc. Lewis S. Kenfield . able to state how these allotment day per prisoner for three meals. ■ c'o Finance Office cards or forms will get to the con­ don't do any more driving than Minter Field flannelette sumer. The County War Price and necessary. For that reason, we Bakersfield, California appreciate what little driving we do You'll remember Lewis as lhe Rationing Board have not received ' . piece models around old Barry county, and roll­ fellow wlith thc nice smile who any instructions on that point yet. that are casu­ Soft A* A Bunny! ing idonl nt only 35 miles an hour worked at thc Strand theatre. HU It may be that tlie local rationing ally correct I we see more of ita beauty than birthday is January 7th. so put it board will be told to moll them; or.: BED |ACKETS Sport styles ever before. Well. Paul, the maple in your "date" book, but he'd like because of their value, require the ' that do well users of kerosene or fuel oil to call i Made of excellent | here and get them. rayon satin—Pastel* Dressy fash­ | Watcli for further announcements. fcL prints. Sizes ions for your with lace 'VOW1.! A MESSAGE EOOM ' 5 6-16. ARRESTED ON SERIOUS leisure hours! trims CHARGE LITTLE AMERICA1! PUSH COAL1.! Sizes 12-20. Children's Snug Donald Braley of Delton. 19. was •\TJSEVELLOW PAGESOE YOUG arrested Thursday for statutory J TELEPHONE DIRECTORY rape. He has made a complete con- 1 T&tpd./ fe.'slon. In It states that he did not \ TO LOCATE NEAREST DEALEQ Ribbed knit cotton know the girl In the cose was under with feet ££C ' 17. Her relatives »y she is only 12. He whs arraigned Thursday before Justice Bowman, of Rutland town­ ship. He waived examination and For Warmlh AND was bound over lo the'circuit court. Foshions For Fall! Bond of 11500 was furnished. A fine choice of sueded cotton YOU CANSEHD THEM TRIAL NEXT THURSDAY or lesther-and-fabric types! New Patterns! Two Stylra! You'll find just what you Ray Fisher, of Nashville, was brought Into Municipal court Mon- j day. charged with malicious de­ Practical! struction of property^ He denied that he was guilty of the offense. GLOVES His trial was set for next week warmth. New Thursday, in Municipal court. j slurp stripea plaid and allHANDWRITING * Sturdy cotton over designs! REVEALS CHARACTER or rayon 1 Mrs. Robert Cook »jx»ke on graph­ styles. ology to the Rotary Club Monday noon and explained how in many ways handwriting reveals the perFLANNEL sonallty and character of the writer. The Rotarians ind their guests SHIRTS j were much Interested. On the Home Front (Continued from page 1. Sectiotwl) and some of the men are getting a N. 731147, 48th Sta. Hosp. a .P.O. 31115. c/o Postmaster Sah Francisco. California Here's another: Joseph Wayne Bump IDLE TIRE PURCHASE PLAN EXPLAINED SELECTEES WILL REPORT OCTOBER 27 C. K. & S. Asks To Abandon Eight Miles 1 Of Its Line A ,i PLEASE HELP THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS DO NOT BURN LEAVES THIS FRIDAY NI6I THE SMOKE SETTLES ON THE REID AND 18358025 FOOTBALL AT THE FAIRGROUNDS AT 3:30 GOWNS 1. ° NOTICE TO USERS OF KEROSENE, FUELOIL HOUSECOATS FALLCOATS Misses HATS 1.49 | 298 10” DRESSES 298 J&cnT'&'i&tead/ 98 SLEEPERS 98c Men's PAJAMAS 2.00 CANTEEN GOODIES fa /vo Pti/w SPECIALS SATURDAY VAN CAMP'S TENDERONI 3 Pkg» 19c carton PALMER MATCHES 29c VELTMAN COOKIES most varieties . lb. t2c 4 rolls 22c NORTHERN TISSUE roll PAPER TOWELS IQc BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS ST OK HASTINGS1. MICHIGAN 59c Plain cotton buy. Choose from 15 different, carefully selected assort­ ments of the things the boys like we ll do the rest! His package will be packed professionally to prevent breakage and will be SHIPPED THE SAME DAYI OTHER FLANNEL SHIRTS J40 Heavy cotton flannel in bright plaids. Thu Years Best Styling! SWEATERS Long sleeved Rayon 4 blouses in beautiful pastel. I A Requirement Tills Season! CLOTH SHIRTS 096 C MEN'S SPORT SLACKS FALL SKIRTS Flared, gored or pleated styles. Wool crepe. O £■ ROBES Hell Need Several! SWEATERS FOR GIRLS Extra Heavy Suede Two-tone coats and practical slipovers! Slipovers, cardigans— with new details! QQC ■OYS’ SLACKS SPORT SKIRTS Plaid or plain fabrics in smart styles. 7-14. BOYS' SWEATERS Tough knits in two tones or solid colors! 029 C Smart herringbone* and stripe*! Serviceable! p C> doubh sliawt �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, ISK2 be mutually understood and ( obqhwatww rs- and equipment for offensive a UUU»«I u Fruit BtalM c»“ ,r“5* linen .by pouring water over me ilatu before washing arUrie*. » stains seem stubborn rub with isru e their m.—.i—— uu . n.n — Maccabees will hold a Halloween I -BU Utt Utt-won Ittd nwlttl Utt y» fentUtt party bi the O. A. R. hall Thur*, •. blnnkw ot ofllcttl Ulonce oil a Ironl, nnoounct eaten eUort on evening. Oct. 29. All Maccabees ar. but slroogar. WILLKIE REPORTS [complex Tuckerman Rcolectgd On | Cttnpkx and and dangerous dan,.™. problem. praUem. ^"producttonTrcnt."actuaUy tb, prMutlx„ Jran; ^nuB, point pen, ‘ arc especially Invited and may bring Wand.Il WUIkte completed the Almost everyone In Britain had the (|nger of at new men lor I Social Welfare loard official phase of hl* 31.000 mite hcard at one f>’e,llnr14 IWr? "working aU out of proportion to] -0^ 3*^ county Board of SuGrace Lutheran Guild will meet •nV Utt, teu -nuuttte, .•«> Itt “? " ,u“ h'*d" “““• U, —Ion U>U ttttte. „ , , , , ,a.,. ' A inlb Keeper, indignant at cr a fab. ^-5 urork!” made several changes in lhe ap- <17 g. Grand, on Wednesday. Oct gave hi. report to President Frans- AnM>rlcan »hlt«' brhavter toward Can you thlnk o( an>. worda. (n P®to«»* offi»* of lhe county jg. A11 memb<ri un:ed u, J pres­ ------------ ---------- 4 van you uiuu oi any »uim. us — —---- --- ------ ,-o uisuxucia utfccu w w Un U Boomvrit at tbe White Houae. | Negroes, put up a 1stin --------on---hU bar ' t0 p^t. whlch adequately exprto 1 w-u-' «•'»-« «»~rvi«r nt r— ' ™ wU1 * ***' tot .vtrage Ameri-j SLmT^Ld ChrtoUn" . TIte unofficial phase of Mr. Will-'door: •For the use of the British ,(he du<uU * » " - ROAD COM. THIReK-ENUOAED - MM-KMH klc’* trip, or a public report on hb - and ofI colored entered American* only/ only.' He can Bt own personal vlewa and opinion* «.> forced to remove It next d gained from the seventeen countries I "Three Negroes on a bus leai ■ amtudc. Myron Tuck- Ing John Usbome The y Clock Bread L club lueeta with it -Newton thia Thuraof lhe Social Welfare Commission. clock for a cooperative The County Canvasser's Board■ dinner. he visited, remain* to be completed. u> their feet when a white off! fr FREE PRESS EDITOR will be made up ot Henry RemmlngCircle No. 1 al the W. S. O. 8. will I Even though this unofficial report boarded Jt. Said the girl conduct r. I APOLOGIZES *" ton, Bert Brown and R. H. Molt. wiU be tempered by lhe require- tartly: 'Sit down. This 1* my 1 is ' 'Continued from page L See. I) meet Wednesday. Oct. 28. at 2 | menu of wartime censorship. 1! will and this Is England.' FIVE AUCTIONS—Con, o'clock in the Primary room of the i \ vnu>ma credited politician who through .... »uf- ... phurch. f doubtless be the most interesting j Two Southerners broke up a small Yfrancc happen* to be the Bcpubll-1 (Continued from page 1. etec 1) 3 x 25c Circle No. 6 of 'tlie Methodist phase of the Willkle expedition so party al widch Negroes were done- can National CommUtceman from gate fall on him. causing the infar a* lhe public is concerned. ing with English girl*. They, de- Michigan. f jury mentioned. He was taken to church will meet Monday evening, There are sharp differences of. molished some furniture, insulted] The occasion was a political din-' J-----------------’|enn0** --------- ... ----- writing ------- --‘Nov. 2, for dessert at 7:30 at the his condll,on condition * was opinion over Mr. WUlkie's trip, the hoslcw. ner attended by more than 500 Re- hls “ reported as very , home tf Mrs. D. D. Walton. 420 E- ■ S1**1-------------. Bond. Some dismiss it as a mere publicity, “Four'Cxech .soldiers, champion- publicans and lhe fact that Judge BEN BOWMAN. Prop. ' CWe No ot lhe W. 8. C. 8. stunt without serious purpose or ing die principal of minority rights, I Ferguson and Frank MeKay were Due to ill health, Mr. Bowman will meet al the home of Mrs. A. ' significance. Others believe that ftstfought a group of white Ameri- bolh ln ,h*' 'amr room fa“ ,n no Willkle accomplished considerable car..' ,* interpreted as either a pet­ will have an Auction Sate al hte'K. Frandscn. BO4 8, Jefferson, on farm 4*-i mile* west of Hasting* on Oct. 27 at 6:30 P. M: Pot luck sup- , food tor hl* country a* an hide-, "On more than, one occasion. ’<mal or a political reflection*upon M-37 or 7 miles southeast of Mid- 1 per. Guest* Invited, pendent obierver and unofficial rep- British girl*, hlghstcpplng down [ lh(r>ur headline was sloppy Journal- dlcville on M-37. He is offering a ; • • • n-nuutt ot Utt U. s. A ,h«r vin.,£, »lmu mu. Nnra boy.. I ,jm #l ,u wm, „„ gow! lUt of horses, cow*, hogs, j Circle No. 8 will meet with Mrs. sheep, chicken*, hav and grain, and ' Walter Sunday this. Friday- after­ Criticism or approval ot the trip, were forcibly stopped by Southern ,n krfpin< lbe >Undard, we machinery. Curt Solomon will cry,noon. Oct. 23 *0 far as the pres* Is concerned, j u. S white troo|i*. When British the sale nnd John Birman will act; ' k j Next meeting meeting of the Prairie Garappears lo be divided along tlie line soldiers and, civlitens defended the 1 We regret lhe circumstance and ‘ I;dcn rinn CUttH hrjnp of Club will Iw* be at th«. the home of Isolationism. Papers which were right ot lhe women to choose their' hope that no voter haa been unfav- LYLE CISLER, Prop.Winnie Brog. Nov. 3. Dinner will ' ardently isolationist before Pelrl1 „-wn escorts, military-police of both orahly influenced bi hL» attitude lo- I Having decided to dispose of the Harbor have condemned the trip: colors and nations had to haul off I ward Jud<r Ferguson by the Incl- personal property. Mr C Isler 'will ... auction .ucurn. sale_ .... «t .. the ™ place, • «* those which held thc opposite view, their battling charges. drnl (havp an u» r<™ P1’"" ““““ » rMem-1 — . "In Belfast a Negro American sol- ■ have approved tlie trip. • ------- ■ . mite north -■ and■ - . ml ]e bers expected and visitor* welcome. r....^ The Detroit Free Prnss. for-exator Prentiss Brown for re-election. WMt of the Hastings monument 5t or or ' Hwpltal Guild No. 12 meeu Oct I ample, outspokenly isolationist be­ white American soldier seriously ! bul |( neither approves nor condones the first place cast of the River-1. —... ------ ---------------- ,—, .— — ------as at 8 p. m. at the home of Mr*. I fore Pearl Harbor, "foams at the wounded-in a pub brew). ' »>•*« "*■**------- *— .,**— j}• •Bud Wolfe, with Mr*. Rolfe BuU- I the false light in which Judge FcrUc- 4 Ql(l:rlnR guson waa placed. 1 •'I l,1K co-hontess Please bring I mouth." *0 to speak, each time the I farm machinery. Dewey Reed will ,.ectiic nnii ibread In June, in lhe village where lhe name c.f Willkle la menttonet). The , Our apologies. cry the sale and Clifford Hammond . mreaa. New Y'ork Times, on the contrary, fir-'t American colored troops were ] [will act ns clerk. See lhe adv. else- , in this discussion ion war and di- I JOHN S. KNIGHT. a long sunding critic of-the Isola- Wllcled. Pubkeepcr John Parrish, [where in this issue for full parti- ,sca*e> an age-old enemy of man- j kind, and a reliable index of phys-! 1 tlonlst attitude. Ita* had construe-1 hml said: "My pub Is open lo every-, Editor Knight - - is- rather • consider, culars. tire word, of praiic to for lhe one who behave* himself. The Nehim •hen hedte-l g - • lologlckl. social, and economic well-1 j FYTKNtFns- CL CLAUS being, must not be forgotten. In I Willkle trip. 1 crocs could teach some of our boys mlsxed the Incident as sloppy EXTENSION E YF fcNSI ° S , England anduUttteuloU, Wales, deatlia from ] OM Orart BumbUcn >«&,» mamttr,.- An rtterly native!“'“.""‘‘T .u„ The coaU Coats W„. Grove ©ctenxion cl*» raa> „7^atoa re” mte Uuneud liter eased j| Mtt. Utt btt,. U,W> K had ttttttMd: ». » P^d. «*■■ « « <W b, .-r c. I. Utt <te.( mr. and ^luX eaZen, ,o lhe " - >' Wn,*“m « lh' '°r ‘"E"' ,’~u« K id”» ~«n? „“ WATERS CLOTHES than mat of hi* critics. Solomon* to save a precarious juniors, senior* and atudgnu doing ' - --- - ------------but valuable loothold won at lhe' graduate work in the college arc THINK THIS OVER' of ownJ- uvc.v the mechanized .’'‘Ihhle for lhe honor. ■ "Wlnsion ChurehiQ needed aU his]dtviMon* rushing through their H'c. m-thod of chooalng included, skill at parhamentab' parrvmg of training in lhe blast furnace heat ■ J? JLSj ' £rfh>!nAb,eCi I^P hTrtJ' 01 <lM? CuUIon,w desc,u '“*’d not more faculty member*. Oliver* nomhert. Independent MP. had risen getting paid lime-and-onc-half for"*inatetf * " • - ' by three or more faculty in the House of Common* and a*ked i overtime either' so that they can members, and ranking according to the prime Minister to make friend- take their place in Africa before It scholastic rating; Printing condi­ ly representations to the American u too late; tlie ever-growing army tion* necessitated earlier selection this year. military authortUes asking them to--'over there" walling and still. instruct their men that the color I training for the day of supreme acBig Tom at Oxford Big Ben Is. in London, but Big The Prime Mlnteter thought the who have not hesitated lo give their Tom is thc Oxford curfew bell which suggestion -unfortunate.- hoped that• uVe* for the sake of keeping the gives 10! stroke* every night at Ove without any action on my part the enemy at bay until such time as we point, of view of al) canoemed will can accumulate the necessan men NAVY BEARS 5 *, 33c Michigan Maid Roll Butter 2' 99c Michigan hand-picked FANCY NICE 3 £ 29c k Finest quality Blue Rosa X. 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I* listed among twenty students Roosevelts resonant "My Friend*" in mild and restrained ’ ut Central Michigan College who On one side »r have the fellow* । have been nominated for "Who's radio appeal. among students tn American However, partisanship and oratory , on Wake It|pnd and Bataan who,|Who ' , Universities and Colleges.” accord­ utt Mr. WUlkl. I, • PHK, nrntbtat uuiun Ute tt.ta « Ing to Dr. „ „ vla M. „ Trout, TralI „„„ David dean „ ot American and a pretty good citi-jhuman endurance -and then *ome> student*. Nominees are chosen on i aen of the world, who undoubtedly to turn in a creditable Job for thair the bast* ol "character, scholarship. I has considerably more tn the way of' country; the Marines, sailors and toadenhlp in extra-curricular actlvUttlui. ™„M«u,. >du. u, on« tt'SXu ESS'.-i Plain or Sugared X*1(h American or Brick and third, to make personal' obser-1 • • • । u> lose considerable confidence in vatlons for a report, unhampered by 1 Above paragraphs, quoted from ; lbe yvee Press. any official strings save the die-' Ttow Mngarine. Oct 19th Issue, are —------------------------------tales of wartime censorship to the untwl ns recommended rending to American people. editors of IJfe. or any other Ameriwho Judgir.g from news reports. Will-fan individuals or group* w.™ | dwuiu* to select this critical pe’rlod । kte made an excellent impression In I Tlie board of supervisors decided of a deadly war lo criticize thc pco- L_______________________ al their meeting Monday to reduce each of the countries he visited— . r f an allied muea nation for :or lack men of oi । thc number of workers worker* In in the thc particularly In Russia nnd China ]; pie ci democratic ideals. Or maybe Life's j The president alone is lhe Judge ot [ , io editors linve no confidence in Time’i " n two full time workers and one lhe official phase of Willkle s trip full time clerk. The re.v>lution ■ | iMisscd by the board was as follows: and until such lime as lie chooM- > i reporter;'. ■ "We feel that the social welfare to speak any talk on this point.)' 1 WHICH UNION COMES FIRST? , office is overstaffed. Therefore wc mere Idle chatter. It 1* .significant. ( i Gene Allman in his "Michigan rescind nil former resolutions and however, that the president criti­ Mirror" says: "A Detroit C- I. O. pertaining to the county cized neither Mr. Willkle nor hls .... . u,. gS/ES activities at any time during the , tic bulletin to It* new members. Tlie consblt of tWo fUu.uinc members, trip, even when the latter. In n news letter went on to say: 'Tlie new one policy member and one clerk" purely private capacity?made some employees should be told that thc Tlie wpervbora voted that the I rather pointed observations on the union stands for a fair day * work'1Mlllcy men>»x* *>» board will redelicate qdestipn of a "second front." «,. IU, tn>i u» x ■ Willkle'* personal report based on . present crisis wc expect to cooper- : Pnt members of thc board are M> first hand observations made dur­ ate for alhout production for vic- ton Tuckerman and Clarence Mater, ing the world tour remam to be tor/. BUT we don't want any single 1 who were chosen by the supcyvlspublished. individual irying to produce all the Iors- al',J r,'lna ■ who , , .11 .. Kby medMby tlie state Thl* new plan Thu*, lo date, it would seem to .mplemmU ol w»r .an C„,„ j„^. any unbiased observer that there ‘(selves. This C. I. O. bulletin went, if the supervisors action shall lie are more things favorable than un­ on lo accuse new workers of “work-1 carried out. there will be a con­ favorable tq be said of Mr. Will- ing all out of proportion to ulial wc 'iderable saving in Ute overhead consider a fair dav'» work" *c'k't of *p,farc work in this county Ue's trip. .. " * ,, .. ‘ in ■ 1M3—probably enough to fully As a matter of fact. Willkle ha., You can write the finish to this, cover the Increases made in salfrom a partisan Msndpoint. been Gt-nc said, •‘were too downright aides mentioned in another article a poor Democrat and a poor Re­ dLsgustcd to do it • Utt' week. It is planned that thc If bitllrllns of this nature werIncreases made will not increase publican: ns a minority leader he by union, lh* ">ull,>' ___ I has been neither politically astute nor aggressive; he has a particu­ war production work—and there ii\ DONALD_FlNGLET0N DONUTS 1 Flour candidate in the last presidential j Interrupted, might teach anybody Editor Knight should be person­ election to demonstrate a com-; "omethlrtl: about democratic pos-!a|]y interested In seeing that hls piete unanimity of purixme In this sibUities. If all the officials in- explanation I* actually read by all. country behind the American war । volved enroll raged that lesson, de- *ince there 1* Utile doubt that this effort; second. r«s take up certain mocracy nnd democracy's war would । deceiving headline capsed m»ny official missions for the president: I be well-served." [reader*—outstate readers at leas'. ,V ENRICHED 1942 Mri of Public Health. , , October , Harlow, Thirty years ago tuberculosis was I bbHii f Kn responsible for 11 out of every 100 >111 deatiu occurring In the United, State*. Today. It I* responsible for four out of every 100 deaths. CreUonU, belare IVaU Harbor de. , diuv. ihvv had Utt Modem oi >h, \"™ th' «Snatn„ nus-nEnSHOTT EXdlt for much ot the success of the I nouno. Utt .Up a. a ".to aheap Sttd Hr.v.m R.rh.nl So.- «',«•’ ‘"ll ■ I „____________ tuberculosis fight goes to the penny * Hendershott Extension group . tt • ... , . . . It Ls probable, however, that even I Tlie Hendershott Ex......... । Chrlftmas Sea). U> o, p.non.1 pubUclly. la la. ..noUm, InCrr boy lor a ■ " m,t «l.h M» Cha.. HrndonhoU met with Mrs Chas. Hendershott Willkle back on the Democratic swank Minnesota chib, in Univer- . n,,c «tr*ctl0,» »111 not correct Oct. 8 for the first meeting of the During the past year 77.800 per- 1 band—a,on .„m. . !u.T En.lUh: ■> »UM .n«..b. Utt ‘ {» *«» X, *SST EX year. Ten members were ure'ent sons in Michigan have scon lhe oil* of th" fourteen 'enrolled The educational movie* ot the Michigan [ Pmonal MlKUn at Wlltete haa. BttlUh propl, aonld bo a bl. P„)- ,h, leaders Mrs. A. C. Cl«rk and Mrs Tuberculosis AssocikUon. Thl* t* । UI ran. nuhrr eompkh-ly ateeurro , udlcrd .mart memo,,, or my raro. I w ,un, )o lte rt|wrtU L. Christianson, gave the lesson on part of thc prevcnl-tuberculoal* I, the original three objectives of hls but it's not true ul all. They've |So |nnny who may have fortnw| a R"""r Ruvfng. ’Die next meeting fight carried on by Christmas seals. trip which were: . been extremely nice? | false impression from reading the will be held at the home of Mrs. R. KEEP'EM FIB1NG—WITH JUNK! '! First, as a representative of the "11 seemed as the English peo-1 headline, undoubtedly missed lhe H. Mott in November. minority party and a* tiic defeated pie and American Negroes, if un- [ apology altogether. , Harbor, interpret the Willkle trip "Since then the Negroes Md got 11 »*' Kn>6ht s credit. pregente(j bv lhe a* treachery to the G. O. O O. P. and anore 1i “tone excellently with the villagers. । he dl. •played a ,line. sense of Jour-. Kenneth Kelsev ...... nnd Mrs a* Lreacnerv lo trie r- anci . ... >• ... . Iravpa — — — ., --------------th** >nttdulvoa. tim-oulvoml nam««m n*v> nuns ihtt Inudtnl a. JttUUcaUon ‘ •«» BUUJ> n,a, U.r.n, «1U> inalistic I ,honor ’””r in ln >■» J.mnm Thn Tttt nej, S u»u d«toSu, hl Cdtettn- nam-udUUM land a™v °< 1>“ UM rimXtt Mia. 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Pluni are nearing completion . soldier oi soioicr of ute lhe ncvuiuuonury Revolutionary War. war. <hr raJ «»nual )oU.l rawUn, ot >hn, bd, the Barry County Farm Bureau and were still living. the Hastings Chamber of Commerce . Tlie gathering wa* held at the The meeune wUl he held In 1 O >•"» l«™> « “» >«* J L-­ , , rence rence. ■ a half mile east nf of Carltnn Carlton O. p. hall Monday evening. Nov. 2. Center. Harold Foster is general chairman A fine game dinner of pheasants. of lhe event and a fine program rabbilA and squirrels wa* enjoyed to being prepared. The chicken by around forty guests, who came supper will be served by one of the from Detroit. I-anxing. Grand Rapids. Grand Ledge. Clarksville and -Extension groups of lhe county. Hastings. "A wonderful time and Probate Judge Stuart Clement ha* a wonderfid day" was the verdict . been selected to act as toastmaster. 1of all present. Supper will be served at 7:15. SOUTH THORNAPPI.E E. L. Anthony. Dean of the de­ FARM BUREAU partment of Agriculture at Michi­ gan Stoic College. wHl bc tlie prin- , Tlie South Thoma ppie Farm Bur­ eau Group met ut the home of Mrs. clpal speaker, and there *111 be 1 Myrta Jackson last Thursday eve­ novelty numbers, including act* of magic put on by a magician from ning with a good attendance of Battle Creek. Music will be fur-, about 35 members and guests After the pot luck supper Mr. Tilshed during lhe supixr. Young, our Farm Bureau District • Ticket* are on sale by members Representative. gave a few words. of the two organizations. Names of i Mr Laurence and Mr. Smalley from ‘the various committees were print­ our Thomapple-Kellogg school, ex­ ed in tost week's Banner. plained and invited all farmers to Plans Nearly Completed . For Nov. 2 Meeting take advantage of the night school classes they will give on repairing farm machinery; poultry’ raising and many oilier subject* to help in our war production effort*. The following officers were elect­ ed: Chairman. Myrta Jackson: vice-chairman. Clarence Longstreet, sec.-trea*.. Emery Flnkbeinex: divcussion leader. Walter Bender; pub­ licity chklsman. Esther Flnkbetn>r; Association of Women Leaden, delegate. Marion Flnkbeiner. PASSING OF JOSEPH Joseph Ryan, aged 61. a life­ long resident of _ Irving township. passed away nt Pennock hospital on Ttydrsday. Oct. 15. He had been in poor health for n long time, ''--------- “---------Ferguson of Kalamazoo. Mr*. Roc knelt. Alliance. Ohio, nnd Mr* i DeCocker. Irving; also four m. Thomas and Bernard Jackson. Raymond of Ann .and Emmett. Irving town- Fnt|ter John V. Dillon conduc the requiem misss^ut the S of Lima church oitMondnY o’clock and Interment wua in Mt. Calvary cemetery. THERE ARE MORE APPLE TREES in Michigan ■ 5.400.000» than there arc square miles in all the desert* in the world 15 000.000•! der the law for violations. In connection with the warning of tlie Mate police. William Palmer, secretary of th$ Michigan Petroleum Industries Commute*, said that the , petroleum industry, recognizing lhe (Continued from page 1. Section li fire hazards involved Tn lhe storage gasoline — in .private homes — and represents but a few additional of- ------------------- --------। mile* of travel. Tlie safety of one* -ganige*. wa* taking steps through family and property should be a Its distribution facilities to acquaint greater consideration.’’ the public with the danger of fire Arnold Renner, chief of the state "nd exptoslon in the pramUcuou* jMllce fire division, pointed out pro- Mor«irr and handling of gasoline. ---------.—...j . w. O. Hildebrand, secretary of the attempting storage In Hie first Michigan Association of Insurance place, he said that placing gasoline Agents, pointed to the possible in arty container other than a metal voiding of fire Insurance policies. container painted red nnd having He smvs that the standard Michi­ gan ure fire ir-uranre iflsuroncc puncy policy states, the word "gasoline' plainly let len d .... upon It was a violation of regula­ • Unless otherwtoe pnn ided by in writing -----added-------heretion* drafted March 12. 1942. upon agreement ... -------- ---------------authority of the state legislature, to. thl* company shall nut be liable or damage to control storage f flammable *Tor “ ’loss -----*--------- occurring '— . . . '— liquids. while the hazard is increased by e regulation*, any means within thc control or A provision of .asoline can ty knowledge of thc Insured " Ht said of five gallon* in that few person* will report the or In any other bulld- storage of gasoline within thelj i: not used exclusively for the premises and that Jf such storage storage of ftomiiublr liquids In ,, w in violation of existing is tn any w some instances, he said, city ordi- ftate or municipal statute* or regunance* limit the amount to one gal- |at1Ons. and is reported, thc com­ Ion that can be stored. pany would t>- inclined to refuses Up to five gallons, 'storage of gas­ acceptance of the llabllltv. oline is legal only In a snfctv can -He pointed out that the uniform properly painted, safeguarded nnd standard Micliignn dwelling and household furniture form stiites toile-. "Permtoaion granted for such use of ; StifJ peon flics are provided unthc premixes as is usual anil inci­ dental to the occupancy ns describ­ ed herein, and to’ keep nnd u*e all articles and mnterinl* usual nnd Incidental to such occupancy in such quanitie* os the exigensle* of thc .occupancy require." t- It would appear difficult lo recognize that gasoline in an amount exceeding one gallon would = be exigent to the occupancy of lite = average dwelling.*' he said. WARNS GASOLINE < STORAGE ILLEGAL She spoke of the Chinese axcare-I, free and shtftlra* while lhe Japan- SUPERVISORS GIVE &uZVfi«C* tcrmlned to win complex. She also fkj 111 llimE 1CEC Shareholders in the ’’“'J1** told of her trip home and U.e wreck AM Al I INI If E A IEJ Building and Loan Avoclatton of the-Athenla last week received their statement* The next meeting U to be held (Continued from page 1. Sec. I> from lhe associatton. showing Ito Nov. fl at the church. Tlie sheriff's office hands over to financial condition June M. ... —I------------------------- 7,-*~ . the county fully 11 JOO In fees re- .I-*'nan5....... “‘ cu"u“"", loan* ------------------------------------------------issuing •drivers' licenses. In addition..to first. MArfnee mortgage loans also all the fees the sheriff receive* of I2OL21MM. the “J | from criminal case, and all dog rrei cwtracU of 4 O.IIAM^or license fees collected by that otof loans. It ajw na t- ne«rl^4379.000 nearly 4379.1 :fleer S40.92023'cash S40J2023''cauii O«i hand, govrm।1 ment _band* ___ «« of nnn45.000. Vwieral HomeHome Federal . Boyd Clark left Monday for an ncrrThe board received a letter from Loan Bank stock of 43.000. and I nir field tn Texas. He had volun, jeered and had been accepted a* an the state department of education outer saourities of 42.fl35.00. which aircraft mechanic He had been .saying that, under a recently en­ show* that 1* a sound corjiorallon. ^ployed by the £. W. Bliss Co acted law. it was fiianned that a Tlie association ha* ito legal reserve county school commissioner should of S9.B36.30 and ha* undivided pro^^“^Shrre ^Their^ire S ^vi « LOCAL NEWS VIEWS ■ children will remain here until he ,MU| 12,400. and that to definitely located. wou,d W one thlrd 01 - uMzJSr’a.'.' the state Jusf now. owing to cotuffkionx *«toD'- which everyone understands buua-’"erntloiis arc very limited. The parent* Tureday morning .stated™ ™ ‘he but that he had passed nnd would be I‘hey nry proceeded piixcvuru to w cut thc mk- mileage for the cotnmtalomr irnvira Detroit Tuesdav aftomoon. II allowance ,nr from 1450 to 1250. so that the counHe did not state hl* destination. t tv will actually pay Bl00 less per year than it did before. glNUiy BUUll IIIHUta- ““....... , eralions. but^u* but until lhe war ts ended waUom. ... — ....... - -a» f0r nPW .----.... buildings, building*. The TLiv association earned its usual dividend of 4 per cent, and added a substantial ..-b amount to Its undivided profits account. This corporation is __ nil,I it. Inis , .Some people think they will u«e . up nil the oxygen in the room unless the second clerk In that office, also l|rovcn » H00*1 in^tment. the windows are wide open. Other* think there is fp.rne substance g<»e» tlie clerk in the offices of county treasurer, register of deeds and into night air from plants which i school commissioner, were each makes it more healthful Uian day­ given a 10 per cent raise. The *altime air. Night air. however, is no ; arie* of undersheriff, 1Iir the deputy better for people than daytime air. , w|10 bsUfA th(1 drlvrr>- ncense*. alio and bi addition, a window open only . Ihe tleputy sherln,. wcrc left rx(Continued from page I. Sec. 1) an inch In ordinary weather will let ^ly as they now are. The drain , in enough fresh air for an entire commissioners pay wa> unchanged. J,,J^{r2hIhU family to breathe. The matron of the Juvenile Horn. loyalty to “ hLs adopted land. Dr Dr.' ---------------------- ----------------had her pay increased to M0 per ,o **1,v ,0 “ ,do ‘,lrd Und Foo has two sons, one aged 24. who I month. . is now in the service of the United FIRST MEETING OF BROTHERHOOD 02025323535353532348535353235323232348532323535323235348532353234848025353234853535353000053482301022348535300000102234848235302 020100020002000200010000024802000200020089234800530001000000020002000200000002532301 ME Lio WHEAT Duh. “*■ ' 5" U'^'6h,l ,h*y .b**® passed their blooming time, shou d be left growing without cutting their WOMEN S CLUB The-Women’s Club met at the Methodist church Friday. Oct, 16 A short business meeting was held nt which the district meeting at nuke Lost Two Tttlea By hls abdication the present Three Rivers for Oct. 19 and 20 was announced duke of Windsor automatically renounccd title of duke of Lancaster , traduced by Mrs. Norbert Schowalter. chairman of, the Home Depart­ and duke ot.Cornwall. ment. Miss Bernice Jansen. of Neighborhood House., Orangeville, Brazil is marveling over a spoke of living in the Orient, chief­ ly In China and Japan And con - in Pelotas which produced 40 quarts trusted the differences in livin». of milk a day. | by the board and deducting the $200 Qb . the otI„.r Ig wllI plc|udrei mileage cut fdr school commissioner . gr0UIXto be culled into MTV1PBV„ the u,ul lncreoe but |1534. „ the^ear furore rs■>,b.-.™ “ ™",y until ° conquer Ute world-rince X’i.'TS Increases do • FLAVOR! PRICE! SUNNYFIELD CORN FLAKES s? 5c WHEAT FLAKES - ’ 9c BRAN FLAKES ROLLED OATS MELLO-WHEATS:-, 9= RICE GEMS 2 >9 Pk9 SUNNYFIELD Pkg, SUNNYFIELD 40% 15-oz. PE, SUNNYFIELD SUNNYFIELD SUNNYFIELD WHEAT PUFFS RICE PUFFS 4- E_ Pkg Lace Curtains Lace Cloths and Bed Spreads ANN PAGE M»vr SUNNYFIELD CEREALS Carton of 10 Packages jF 1g M Q PealLf. tyvedk. P^duce ^kat ^Jke Cample-te. ZbaiMf ^bepa^tm^t NEW CROF—TEXAS SEEDLESS MILD WISCONSIN CHEESE .34' LOAF CHEESE » 2 “ 62' PABST-ETT CHEESE 2 - 35' ROLL BUTTER-49' 48* I CRESTVIEW EGGS GRAPEFRUIT CRANBERRIES APPLES SWEET POTATOES 3 GRAPES 1 FRESH MILK YAMS MD-O-Blf aw —— . aw — BLAIN OR FIMENTO PLAIN SILVERBROOK MEDHFM a aw j v. s । .....ooz. xccaccn SUIEGOOO STANDARD b, 11c 2 OLEOMARGARINE 31c KITKO ------------------ CREIM CHEESE • 2,’<7119c EATMOR BRAND I.LB. CELLO BAG VICTORY FOOD FEATURE NORTHERN SPIES.. GOLDEN JERSEY M FANCY RED EMPEROR A i. 22c 3 ,» 19c CARROTS 3 OtllCIOUl-TtNOtR CELERY lM, kh. Supeftb 2ualibf.—SupenL ^bcufi. PASCAL CELERY 10c /J Week. i« 10c 2SS.15c Sczui+iCfL MADE FROM RED-RIFE TOMATOES FANCY LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS LAMB ROAST... LAMB BREAST . STEWING FOWL LB. BRAIZE OR STEW LB. 3 TO 4-L1. AVERAGE •1ST SHOULM* CUTS r*UH CAUGHT YEM ROAST.-., ii 24c 26' 30< 16' ,L».. 30* LB. BEST SHOULDER CUTS PEttCM U 23c RftfISH FILLETS .. 25c WITH COCKSY VEAL BREAST SAUER XR/.UT LBS. GtNUINI IIXAS MICHIGAN MARGARNE LOS. 19' 29' 14' 19' U 2 Ik 9c FUSH CAUGHT ' TROUT bc VHITHISM u. 33c 2 ^27* CATSUP PILLSBURY FLOUR ts 1.14 PANCAKE FLOUR 5 a 19' KLEENEX W AHN PAGE ENRICHED p- . CLEANSING TISSUE < PKG. OF CLARES FStNCW’t Jffi 25c MUSTARD PKG. EYAP. HEX IJ58 35c 215,129c WAX PAPER - 25< BABY FOODS U> Ac MIHCE MUI CHOCOLATE CHIP CHAIM HOUSE COOKIES I3OZ. MG 20c Bring Ui Warti Fall tor Erptoiiun ENRICHED, DATED JANE FARKER DATED MARVEL BREAD 3'^29* 1U cue DONUTS 12' UCM Wc LAYER CAM LACM.31c QUAKER IACE CURUIHS 98c275 Washable Rayon Marquisette Panels 36" wide 2} long .98c 45" wide 2} long 1.25 48 " wide 2J long . 1.50 15-19-23-39 Goods by the yard Quaker LACE CLOTHS 54x72 .. 72x72 . 63x83,.. 72x90 . 72x108 Scarfs 15x54 .1.39 BEDSPREADS FULL SIZE GET IN THE SCRAI WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Botes Spreads *1.89 and 2.75 Baby Chenilles All colors at 5.00 Close Work 6.50 and 7.75 Frandsenfs "Exclusive,, but not expensive" HASTINGS ^92544299999999999999999^ 3.98 4.75 5.00 5.00 7.50 OF 440 A>V WHITKHOU5I CUTIITE — | ------------------ • *' ' '— CHARLOTTE ELEVEN LEI'S KEEP IN SUNNYFIELD ASSORTED 9999999999999998999954 not apply ‘ ?om. Perry visited Uiat island In 1840. iThe Japs adopted the western I weapons and various types of the ill 11 f DCATC ' western civilization but neglected ||, [J, J, DCAIj ito adopt thc God of the western j world. [ The Japs, the speaker said? are assured that if they do ail things (Continued from page I. See. 1) to the glory of Japan, lhe gates of 'Myers added the extra’point. Tlie Heaven ate 0|>en to them when remainder of the game was played they die This makes them gixKl I around the mld-fle)d stripe. , I fighters, not afraid lo dare and to Wilcox. Myeis. Banash and R die The keynote ot Dr. Foos IntcrThoma.-, starred for thc Saxon*. Matthews. McDonald. Snyder nnd eating talk was reached, when he Willard played well for Charlotte. said that equality throughout the Tomorrow night lhe Saxons play world must be established before host to Allegan The game willi this world turmoil could be perstart at 8:00 o'clock. Last year Al­ mmiently Milled. A number of the ladles were pres­ legan defeated Hasting* 9 to 7. Herewith are details of the game: ent for the address and everyone Total* Hostings Charlotte, felt it was an evening well spent. Thc second meeting will be on First downs 16 10* Monday evening Nov. 16. This will 113 'Yards gained rushing 378 be lhe annual Father and Sdli Yard* gained passing 20 Banquet and the speaker will be Pusses intercepted by 2 J. Lawrence Ward of Caledonia *Yio Passes attempted .... * will show bird pictures. Passes completed'.... Punting average — 30 3 Fumbles Fumble recovered by Yard* penalized . Hustings substitutes. Backs. Wil- Tlir (fRAn cox. tackles. Beck. Rasey: guards. | flL J UK Mr encs. Martin: center. Frandscn:-----(Continued from page 1, Sec. D Charlotte substitute* Backs. At lhe junk dealer or weighing sta­ Moore: tackles. Fuller. Snlckenberg- tions. you can receive thc standard price paid for scrap School, how­ er; ends. Taylor. Sanders. Touchdowns: Wlicdx 3 (sub. for ever. have no facilities for weighing metal and so scrap turned In there M Thomn»i must--------be consldered.'as a donation. Extra pointo: Wilcox. Myers. -------------------- --------------------------0 7 7 o_>4 Money received from such donaHastings 0 0 0 0— 0 °f ocrap. will go to the Charlotte i Burry County Red Cross or the Lineups Charlotte U-S°- room. Hastings Radee I Help bring in the scrap. Your Kelly iCapt.i .. Thornton j0,d n,clfll 14 badly to help Stamm r, o. Willard ‘Cap » ni1 Uncle Sam's arsenal—Who Townsend C Clever ' *»*ows. that old iron pan of yours Ottosen. Willman n’"V become a part ut the tximb R. Thomas Wood which someday 1* going to drop R T. Gordon on Hirohito's palace or that old. j Coleman Carrigan I r u‘y P*11 wlI> be transformed into Garrison Matthews I* bayonet which will make an un­ i Myers Snyder I happy Nazi storm trooper wish lie R H. ' Banash McDonald hod never heard ot Hitler! | Although formal scrap drives are By Gordon Ironside i sponsored by lhe salvage com­ HHS Sfcwrtft Reporter mittee. the important thing is to ■ keep a steady stream of scrap mov­ ing in to tlie salvag** depots. Tills mean* that each person who has scrap material available must lake The ! January 1. 1943. U.S.O. ROOM OPEN SATURDAY JMlUiWH | FOR | V«Y FIFTY I II I I COAST GUARDS lt to thc dcnlcr or someui^tuig collection center. Throe who lake lhe time anA trouble to get in their scrap arc ...... c ... giving a direct boost wlo«.. the war effort; are doing their part In seeing to “ it ,u that men at “ the “‘----------“ *front -----have the proper weapons al tlie proper time. (Continued from page 1, Sec. 1) a billiard table, two-ping pong tobies i and a piano. The bock of the room , ha* new wash rooms to the west, and a kitchenette Includingja small ! electric *tove In the rest comer. 1 All of the furnishings have been PENNOCK HOSPITAL Babies bom during tlie past week outright gifts to the U. S. O. for । were a girl lo Mr. und Mrs. David the duration. Barry. Nashville. R. 3. on Oct. 13: Th.,, .n- m.n, .ddULon. <o te a . girl „ ,nq „„ to Mr and Mrs. Paul Reanud. ’Ut ih» room mon ,ltk J12 E „„ „ : cofnfortoble and convenient, for in- <— . —.. .. . h.. to Mr and Mr* At* Vun Til, a _sink is needed in the taut on on uvi. n>: I5; a n gin slrl I stance, a —— — —------- — — 7ao w n, Wa wuuiuv, hicnme 41* MIC hut then thnw impronmonu linnrovernrrttn lo ... Ur ,„ld M„ . .... Wo ^_ ran only be rn.de when m.l.rt.k „„„ .nd tabor on .r.ltablr Mr> Frrd Ac,eU. Hwhrllta. on It would be impossible lo name Oct. 17; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle all of those who have done their Leinaar. Delton, on Oct. 18. patriotic .— share In w helping -b-i to put .. I। patients were Mrs Chas. the room in shape for service. Farlee, Woodland; Edward Engle. Those who helped in the remodeling, 306 S. Park; Baby William Main. painting and plumbing did their Hastings. R. 5; Miss Julia Rock. job without pay even when it meant 510 W. Court, who was discharged working until midnight to finish OCL 19; Miss Reva Miller. 601 E. the task. State Road; Jack Mannl, 4I41* S. The Navy Mothers Club which Jefferson: Mrs. Burdette Ctoler. met on Tuesday made towel* and Middleville. dish cloths for the kitchenette. Surgical patients were Winston This organisation will give most Merrick. 7J7 8. Washington; " of their time lo the U. 8. O. Room Rose Tasker. Lake Odessa Carl as their special assignment I Wheeler. wnceier. Miaaieviue. Middleville. n R , a; 3; Mrs. - Organization* and committees Dana Dean. Nashville; Ml** ELiie and individuals in charge of the palmer. 331 8. Jefferson; Mr*. Davroom and it* activities will be an-.|d smith. Lake Odessa; Mrs. Halnounced in the paper each week. J tie Rykert. Naihvtlle. R. 3; Mrs. Joe *“* *— Konleczny. Hastings. R. 5; Mrs. Ar­ HICKORY CORNERS thur Klopfenstine. Woodland. R. 1. Last Week's Letter . ------------------- ---- ---------------- . Rev. A. L Wagley leaves Friday HIAWATHA REBECCA LODGE morning for Osalnekc for the Hiawatha Rebecca Lodge No 53 preaching mission beginning Oct. IB. will meet at the Oddfellows hall The Preaching fission will start Friday evening. Oct. 33. at 8 o'clock, at Hickory Corners. October 35 and The October birthdays will be honcontinue for one week. Rev. Philip ored with supper and entertainOlatfelte will preach. 'ment after lodge. �THE UA8TING8 BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2L 1H1 PERSONAL MENTION 'tanli, a former Hastings teacher,!'’ ._.±j."_i-----------------------| cam* Monday for a visit with MU* . Oartrude Hampton and to renew ._ „ The com- WATSON—HIGDON . 1Uunp» off envelopes. AtXMPTS POSITION IN LOUISVILLE, RY. Miss Suzanne M. Sumner, dough- 1 daughter of Mr and „ h.^. Audra Deiuawrc assisting umn •‘‘•ves and biUersweet and ur or oonwnun Ottk-r ud I • * * lighted yellow taper* arranged be­ continuous engagement since j *nd fore the fireplace formed an at­ Easier a* M organist al at the Pqntlind Pwntilnd Decatur. Hl. exeiiar tractive setting for Uie ceremony hotel in Grand Rapids, and hat a busy couple keeping up With ail also broadcast over the radio from lhe farewell dinner* and luncheons uniting in marriage MLa Bstly thc Colonial dining room, tia* ac- The Rev Charles 1 and other social gathering* in their Jane Higdon, daughter of Mr. and »Ma. vuasw u Higdon nisuou of Pl Nashnaan* position at UM Baaibaeh performed the cant (Jharta* C honor. Those hitherto unreported Mra vilte and-Clinton Watson of Detroit. botel Louisville. Ky, leaving for Donald F. Mixdorf. . were lhe family dinner on Sunday given by Dr and Mrs Hoff of Lake son of F. Clinton WaUon of Knox ,ler ne* *°rk 00 Saturday. Oct 17. a program of appMprtato Odessa, on Monday night they were Indiana The Rev Kenneth Grts- „®et’een the3e lwo enSMementa, preceding the ceremony, as wold read the marriage service on J41** Sumner wa* fott.mate in beal ihe Aben Johnson home, and on _?lecUd ,0 w WitdMU. 8. Tuesday night were guest* of Mr. Sunday afternoon. Oct 11. at three o’clock at the home of the bride's D • **'*" ,h* w*» one ot Hie artists and aus. Mrs. uonn John nooucn Robbert di of ciunax. Climax. ana MIm Norabelle Flannery «PP«*rtng lh* "Sa^te to vicfor dinner at Uie Colony Club. parent* of Lansing rendered Die traditional lcrj program sponsored by the ------------Kulumazd iwedding marches and Mr Higdon Corporation of America at gave hl* daughter In marriage Mitchell* famous “Com Palace." The was attired in a anm street Appearing program ...i bride w, ww jb .m.vu an -- also — on -- lhe --i----party on Wednesday ot last ween J . - . . .... Were raHk, in honor of her birthday, eleven of length dress of bronrine green crepe wet,‘ *evc™1 radio stars. r.tXed matron of honor, wore an aqua and Hollywood celebrities. Eisenberg drtaimaker suit with * her friends being guesu Bowling trimmed with velvet, and her corfurnished the entertainment in the sage was of Talisman roses, yellow , ?„ho‘Lor wo MP*ctBUJr pleasing violet velvet hat. Her eoraage was Sumner and her friends as American Beauty roeaa. afternoon with honors going to rosebuds and yellow bebe mums. Miss Phyllis Higdon, Higdon. sister »t»ter of ot the re< rw<u tUMt “t t° forr har her to to participate participatein in Elmer -------------------------------------C- Roh assisted the gnxxnCharles Hinman. Jr . ami Martha __ ____.. .. . ..... . the program nrrwram came earn* unsolicited ,inaanlle<a an! a* best man and another brother of Wedel. Dinner was served at thc bride, was multi of honor wearing Goodyear home, followed with game* a crepe drew in a deep rose shade. ** “ surprise to her. but ww* a fine the bride. L. Fred Roti, also of and square dancing." Clever "lady" American Beauty and white rose- recogniHot of her unusual musical . Grand Raptfls. was an usher D* br*t wishes of i a reception was held tn the home pltce card* were used and a love­ buds and lavender and bronze mum* UJenL Shp ly arrangement of roses, chrysan­ formed her corsage Charles A many ’Denda for Iler continued sue- ' of Mr and Mrs Elmer C Hob. Rob, | iruon Rd.. BE. following the cerethemum* and long tapers centered Higdon of Detroit, tlie bride's ce“’ • brother, wa.* best man ' * " —— the dining table. T. ENTERTAINS ■ . , ’ „w.,. I For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. K. (out r.rsRnu Out-of-town guests were Mrs W. .. T 01 « L Bischoff on Ban Dtago. Mr. and Higdon wore n flower printed crept.1 Informal Sunday evening supper at the colors In UI uer co.sagc maicnmg HaMinxa Knight* Temptar obMrs Ernest Radeit and Mr. and Mr*. her corsage matching the home of Judge and Mr*. A. the die.**. Rmes. white mum* ;___and “rv'‘<1 Ho*P“*lc» day on Sunday Edward Roh *11 of Lansing. Miss ----- .— j by the morning service Margaret Tillman of, kuk Chicago, and , I) McDonald Mr and Mrs Hor- delphinium were used. , attending . -----. - —• — .Iuuuu u ^u, u First Centering the refreshment table •at ot the th.r p,n 't Methodist MpDxxil*i church, tak- Mr* Mrs Carl Guenther of Tensing. Lanalng.-— arc Powers nt Nashville were out wav a tiered wedding cake, flanked ing ,nr their ,h',r guest*, twenty-seven men.- O. R. Herald cf town guest*. ---------------- , with liahted taper* Mra S L bcr* of the Clear take Coast1 Mt- Eleanor Sherman entertain­ Hamilton was in charge of Ute din Guard*, with them. THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB ed Mr and Mrs N. C Sherman ing rvom. Observance of Hospitaler* Sunday | A Urge crowd of Thornappla Qar­ is an annual event—a day set apart . ___ and family and Mr* Bertha Sher­ Out of town guest.* were Un man for dinner Sunday in honor prnntn’s sister and and husband. Mr. for the consideration of the needs den c ub meni,*rs ,ntl 8uc*ta w«ra >n attendance at lhe conservation of Richard Sherman who leave* for and Mr*. Lucian Hoefler. Knox, of other* rermon was preach- meeting which was hald at the home Fort Custer Tuesday. fnd Mr. and Mr* Ed. Savacool. ,An - . excellent - - ------ ----------Hastings and Mr and Mrs J. L by tbe P*il®rMr> D D Welton was hostess Higdon. Barnville WO^dW“Il^tirt? -k h° U*T1i “XJS* ntn<r °Ct’ ‘ IUrrr R" O,Un“ to the Study club on Monday, “ hU*_ U1Mnc ecutive secretary of Michigan Univ­ Mra Watson t* a graduate of Ute *_rd ■ .word. “Inasmuch." luncheon being served at one naNXMie ’ ‘ -’tlnn* were rrn. musical selection* ren­ ed con^p^u^, Ciuhg ipoke on tho Nashville nucn High aonuoi. school, auo aim a rego'clock. Became of the illness of -------------------—--------- --nnr*c eraduatine from the the choir and violin num- value of united effort and vigilance .!.»« mium. Who ™ U,, K S,ter. »y M, S 0 CIA L E V E N T S S ™ 1 Q Wednesday MIm Allison expect* I On On Wednesday. Wednesday. Mr*. Mr*. James James RadRadMr. and Mr*. Prank Cooper and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hannan Zerbel wer* to spend the winter in New York ford entertained with a bridge daughter* Mrs. Carolyn UarreU and | Bunday gunta of her sister, Mra. City as ahe has done for several luncheon for twelve al her aumJulta Ann. attended the Jeanette Frank Kelley of Katatnaaoo ’years. mer home at Gun take honoring McDonald concert in Kalamazoo. Mr. »nd Mra. George Wild oi Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr* ' Mra. Paul Diggta of Berkley. CalWcdnesday evening. Grand Rapids visited their son-In- c- p- Finstrom were Mr. and Mra ifomta. Bridge honors were glvBontta Henney of Battle Creek I taw and daughter. Mr. and Mr* I entrance Finstrom and two daugh-1 en to Mr* David French and Mra. wa* a weekend guest of her grand- : Edw. Van Pope ring Monday Kn of Grand Rapids. Jack and ’ Einar Frandsen. Mrs. Diggta was psrenu. Mr and Mrs Roy Everett A HUC4, over the w«wkend of Ur charl“ Bowman of Bay City and also presented with a guest prize .Mr. and Ma Cta, M.ur.r »«.» T «<**«. ! _ __ • ■ • Joyce of Detroit were mother Mra Herov rw1 -----------’’----- *** " Mrs. Prank CarroUiera entertain­ --------------------------------------------------------- ----„ ■>• ! STBUBlX-BiaOB „o .< BridO SMUTto car Jones, from Friday Uli Bunday u ' 'lira beautiful and colorful autumn evening honoring her house guest, evening I “J Paul Dlggl* at wedding. Miss Genevieve Biggs of'Mr*. M. R Kinde of Battle Creek Mr- and Mr*. Dan Lewis visited "“‘R , Nashville, daughter of Mr* C. W 'Mra Irene Sayles was given a gift Mr. and Mra Emory Wood of Maple * n“^1* 01 “ l‘nd Mrx RWl‘ ’Culver of Freeport, became the for high «»«■« and Mr* Kinde wa* Grove on Bunday. j / bride of Sergt Emerson Struble, given a guest prise Harold and Gerald Roger* went I M!*r’ “{***“•■ Sdwl“ stationed with the Air Corps at ... to Katamasoo on Tuesday to take " Jr *± WIU£^ c*“*d : Sioux Falls. South Dakota, son of | Mr*. Warner Denton was guest ’ their final tc*ts for the Army Air 1 ° inf*,. CT1“ ChwnP*on Mr and Mra. Elmer Struble of Ha*- of honor *1 a bridge luncheon glvCorps and both were accepted. i । w . hlnx*. in a ceremony read by can-!*n hy Mrs Richard Grooa on TuesDwight Ciuue of Chicago spent I lr ±_.w Annbrotier. I dteUght in the First McUiodlst. day at her,home cn south Park from Thuraday UU Sunday with ®und,y church ot Hastings at eight o’clock i *treet. Defense stamp* were gtvMr*. AtUiur Chase. He U ’ chief ’A, ,t„nd,y*bhis par- Friday evening. October 18. It was len-forTtlghest bridge scores which clerk in a major's office. ,, l/*'H**r J "’ Ar™0**- the first church wedding of this honor* were held by Mra. Denton Mr* Arthur Lower and daughI war In Hasting*, the Rev. L<Wln-;»nd Mra James Radford. ter go to Evart Thursday to. visit *. m Crawford .alon 8twie reading. Uie service : ... ‘relatives for the balance of lhe . ,7*, ^°°lhall game in Ann f^e bride, who wa* given in Hospital Guild No 18 had a beneweek. . . 8at'‘““y I marriage by her step-father, C W Bl party at thc home of Mis* MorCtare Bead! came home Friday w, „ *. ,°LfUni •’“ Culver, wore an ivory satin gown Murray last Tuesday Bridge for a visit with his mother. Mra “°lHh will , with a full skirt and long train, “nd pedro were played with Mra Man’ Beach, returning to Detroit „y to. *P"M*„• *<*k ??‘h Her full length veil edged with fine : C. B Hodge* winning high in bridge on Tue*day. ; “« Mra. A. H Gldtey. Mrs ; Ucc. fell from a tiara of seed pearls »nd Mrs Clyde Keller, low; Mra Mr and Mrs. Everett Peltenglll' TTJ , .V “““Y* mother (77^ dreM WM fashioned with a Wm. Bennett, high in pedro and and Misses Marguerite Peltengill I . ll«bt trimmed with tiny sat-, Miss Margaret Murray low. and -Deloria Anderson of Grand j Mr Mrs. " W|UU Willis Cota of Big n Rapids “n,d’ '* h।--------------- ---------------------! *• *• ’• in -buttons and the sleeves, which Rapids visited Mr. and Mr*. Dell > visiting at ihe home of Mr. and .tapered to a point over Use wrist.. O“ Saturday. Mrs. Wl'ham Fox Mrs Gordon Cota were fastened with satin button* ' ‘Bettie Relckord' and Mr* TimSutton on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson. Bridal orchid* and while rose*‘°‘hJ' Howard • Ellen Leonard) enMrs. James Bristol Is in Grand i tertained at the tatter s horhe In Rapids at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jr. of Btuntls called on friends ana were carried by liie bride Miss Ardea Clum of Hastings, a* ' Kotanuuoo. with a dessert shower Stephen Bristol getting acquainted relatives In Hastings Bunday. Mr and Mrs. Wlfltain Mustard maid of honor, chose a dress of.honor of Mrs. Francis Hamilton with the baby daughter 'recently und Elaine and Mr. and Mrs. Hay ­ orchid net over satin, fashioned "Dene Jones), twenty gu»u being born to Mr. nnd Mr* Bristol ' Hayes of Pontiac were week­ with a fitted bodice and full skirt'.1 P*e*ent Several games fumtahed Mra Arthur Valentine and chil- den ' dren of Middleville accompanied end guests of Mr. and Mrs Neil her shoulder length veil matching 'u** afternoons entertainment anti Adair. I the color of the dress. Chrysanthe- j Hamilton wa* lhe recipient ot Mr. nnd Mra J. L. Valentine to Mrs a L. Dyer and son. Kenney mums formed her arm bouquet, ntany lovely gifu. Thore uitcndGrand Rapids Sunday to visit rell^e. uf Swarts Creek visited her Bridesmalds were Miss Eleanor ' ln« trom HasUngr. were Mr*. Cha* alives. Mr*. Anna Wolfe of ManUtee vis- ,parents, Mr and Mrs. J. W. Arm­ Struble, sister of the groom, who1 Leonard. Mrs Fred Jone*. Mr* A. I ted Hastings friends Monday nnd .bruster. Sr. from Thursday until wore blue marquisette; Mr*. Betty w- Relckord. Mra .Harlev Fox. Miss have a bmk book review, Ui. tlie mem ™„..-­ ln ,M1 M, .nd Mr. rn.nl. codjrr Saturday. | Watson of Nashville, whose dress I Audra ’Densmore 'and Mis* Grace h.,. given . flU of nature so abundantly pro­ Tuesday. ber* played bridge In lhe afternoon graduated from the Pratt High Following the. service, dinner was vided In our state of Michigan He Relckord abo Miss Marion Wade was pink marquisette and Miss “ **“*• * ” • Mra France* Hunter Carlson of They will “nred,u>tu!f V0**1 Guards at the explained the function of the Mich­ l“,n S?,Wr?r' Norabelle Flannery of Nashville of Battle Creek and Mr*. Carl tlie wlnnera being Mr* Roy Cordes rchool Pratt Kansas Rockford, Mr* Vivian . Reynolds ' .7,^’ a ?d .’S1? and Mra. D A Van Buskirk Mr*. nuke their home In Detroit where c ,u4’ by ‘hp «»•« lhp Igan United Conservation Clubs as retunied to their homes Thuraday wnre a man j U Ucite dress of old Scotsman ot Delton. Lewis of Portage und Miss Helen , Cordes and Mi* Einar Frand&cn he I* rmploved a* a lithographer at Kn’8‘,,J' M,'*d *” the afternoon, the nJ‘’Lk\* rlP Mln*’c*ou ^ rose. Hu- bridesmaids' dYesses were directed towards Investigating and Menon of Kalamazoo were dinner ' young men »«tended attended the the Strand. Strand the Aaron*on Printing Co j yoUn « men Tlie Hasting* Teacher* ciub held were guest*. 1 controlling lhe plan* of unscrupuguests of Rus Esther Doty Inst .. ~ t v I* UcInlv,M; •“** dau*h- made alike, tight bodices, full skirts lent of Kalamazoo visited her par- .and .houj^r length matching veils. IU October dinner meeting last ' lous politicians and commerciallaU Mr* Lydia Hush observed her Tuesday evening. ITTED ON EIGHTIETH week Wednesday in pie hlgji school POWER — WEISS Mr o “ nd *1 ” . i W Ann ' Each carried a colonial bouquet of ninety-fourth birthday quietly on Mr. and Mr*. Jay Boss of Grand 1 ANNIVERSARY ' al rain above the InUrcaU of lhe j*,,,, chrysanthemums. cafeteria Tlie --- ------------members ----------decided Tueuiay nt the home of her son­ MIm Shirley Weiss of Chicago be­ Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. bruster. Sr. on Saturday Miss Betty Lane spent lhe weekserving as best man was Donald to J01" the M E. A. and N E. A. in-law und daughter. Mr. nnd Mra. came the bride of Robert E Power, and Mra. Henry Mulder. Mrs. Boss ooui«rd7 ’taw o7"“the ,of 1“ llhe xr Cfnl Mr usua > “Hie annual Mr. Gaines also said that the Am- st) --------- —...— ,n HobU’roUie mkL’r-ln. broUier-ln-law , J®° P? cenL .usualThe annual E C. Edmond** nnd Mr* Mulder arc sisters. She was gener­ formerly of Hastings, in a ceremony John Sinclair's eightieth birthday anniversary and In honor of the word 'InexhauaUble" should never Mr. and Mra. W A Murphy nnd jAnn Arbor and both attended the i bride, and Ralph Weaver. Howard Ghrtstmas Carol service wa* «Lso ously ousiy remembered rememoerca with wnn card* enru* and ana d football game Saturday. \ . Lamflr BuUock all oI Haj. ' planned at the business meeting gut* plu irom train u . wiae MH. circle rlrel, ui ot reunites r.MU.0 f-rtoniud M BoTm.n.Ul. , -- - lh. -------------.— occasion he and Mrs. Sinclair were ' be spoiled to any product ot nature, MU* Josephine visited Ravmond fontball <mme RaUmfAe < , .... <her year,. •• presided over by Dana Burgess. and... friends Despite Mr* enuren in 1’ guesu of honor at a *lx o'cloca for when this has been dona, waste and Mary Agnra Murphy In Grand । , Mr and Mrs. John fronsjde are tings, were ushers October ” 13. « at -wm-ihlrtv seven-thirty In in the dinner st the home of Mr. ano. and exploitation have depleted the spending a few day* in Detroit I Mra. Grace 1 Pulls of Nashville s'l1,arr dancing wa* the evening’s Bush is able to get around well and nr,nher •ffJTmBi hu U1U „ “J Mrs. L. J Teegardln on East M*di- source of supply until nothing wax 'sang "Ave Maria." by Gounod, and entertainment, music being fur- l* greatly .merestea in current .1- '"«’*"« ”r P?”r 'MLss Audra Densmore played “Med- nUhed by Mra Boyd Clark and Dan fair* She delights in visiting with J*1* u ’ Naval Hospital at Great son St Other guest* were present left for future generations. and a pleasant evening was spent More than thc the quota of stara« starapg ; nation.'' by Morrison, on the organ ; Ashalter. Miss Anne Van Wcstrenen her family and friend*. . L*"* 111 ... 1 After a brief honeymoon, spent in visiting, rellglou* discussion and *-ss la III. Th. Ullrr will la- «mem- n?d?!,c ,nd. P ,W; Halliaara,. “Untold." by Cadfleld, sung by Mrs. called off. Bittersweet .branches, auas sold by the Garden Carden club club, thanMi The honored guest re- being due to MIm Helen Wade, whp . M her. «a Bi, M.unt. Kay“ ““ Pultz, preceded tlie "Bridal Chor-, t“n»n leaves, and pumpkins pro-; Mrs A Tolle* entertained the U in. Hasting* and East Lansing with prayer. relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs worth ..Presbyterian Presbvterian mans* manse Rnnrfav Sunday. ceived a number of useful gifu He so efficiently handled the sale lo tte und I bridge club at her home Wed" " * ” " ** । us" from Lohengrin, played by Ml*.*! tided a seasonal touch. nesday evening Mrs Robert Mill* Power are nt home nt 4A25 Malden Is naie and hearty and is very active school children, and to George 8umMendelssohn's "Wed-[ .. * Mr*. J. B. Devereaux went to 1 Keith* Lancaster, of Albion, was Densmore. for one ot hls age. some days mak, ; ner. who took charge of Um sate at Grand Rnplds where she will re­ home from Albion College over the ding March" was used u the re­ I Mrs. Ida F McCoy was hoj.te.vs and Mr*. Fred Prentice were the Ave . Ant. 5. Chicago. Hl Wednesday evening, October 14 to prize winners. i Mr Power graduated from the ing two or more trit* tn town from Commercial club. cession al. main several Weeks' for treatment. । weekend. H»Mlnn Hleh *chool In 1939 and hl* home on E Bond St I The next meeting of the club will Club Mr. of,------PlainFor her daughter's wedding. Mr*. the . New Idea ----- She — took the Guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Homer . and, Mra w_SEarl -—J"Fuller ------- ” that United ,1 enlisted ., MV fall with .the «...■»,,» ■-■■■■ -yt---.- wiiii * >* On Sunday. Oct 11. Rev. and mt be ■ a ■thanksgiving meeting al *sw the cinnamon uiu brown Hotel. WRITER'S GUILD Warner over the weekend were Mr *eu . Wednesday evening al VCulver u«bc» vchose .imoc ■a hiuuuiivu >» «»«««> member* . .. .present to .. The Writer’s Guild of Hasting* 8>*te* Navy Mr* Power is em- Mr- Sinclair observed their Mth home of Mrs. Wayne Merrick. 838 nnd Mr.*. Roderick Warner of Grand V*c ,aWCT? parents. Mr. and Mra crepe dress with beaded motif,' with Hartings for dinner, then they reRaplds ' James Foley and called on MIm which she sore dark brown aeccs- turned to her home for the burtaess met with Mr*. Gertrude Springer ployed by the Continental Insur- wedding anniversary, the day being 8 Church, on Nov. 12. with Mra. „ flowcra. B w ,m®'^ Sunday“ afternoon at her farm home . ance Co. of Chicago. | spent quietly at their home. Mr and Mr*. Arthur Lower were ®y]*^ and Mr BUd Mrx 'ories and corsagec of mixed d the balance of lhe Frank Hoonan a* chairman. ----------------^,1, Mr7' Struble ""wore" evening. . . near Gucnury take The subject -KucmpeL In Marshall Monday evening to see Clyde --- a - 'wUte —- 'Trriie -— » Mr. and Mra. Mr Mrs. George Aitoft of drew with black accessories and a I . „ w ‘ ' *„, „ tor *‘udv was “Earth’s Fragile Chiltil* brother. Harold Lower who 1* I Atbion spent Saturday and Bunday similar corsage of mixed flowers I Mr? . rtob“}. Walldorff enter- dren" nnd a fine history of poetry home on n furlough from the Army with Mr. and Mra. Jesse Alton. Mr. The church was decorated with ,wr brtd8 ? club Tl'uraduy was presented with excerpts rom Mr and Mr*. Linden Barry and evening at *her home eight known poete the way ’•’ hrtm " ’with ri,h " ‘'h' well ---------------- all ,K " “ nv down daughter Linda were weekend and Mr*. George Corder of Kalama- autumn leaves and targe baskets of present Prizes went to Mrs. John the line being read bv Mrs I. J guests of Mr and Mr* A. G too also spent Bunday with Mr. and mixed chrysanthemums, the canChandler. Mrs Linden Snyder and Smith. Ml*.* Kaminski. Tommy Mra. Aitoft. detabra being used to finish off Whlttum of Charlotte. । Mra. Harold Parker. Water.* and Mrs Charles Leary. A Mra. Arthur Gleich of Jackson the altar decorations. Mr.*. John Birk holm ot Kalama­ er.lnr tour around lower Guernsey zoo returned to her home after spent the weekend al thc home ot. Following thc ceremony, a recepMra W. G. Bradford entertained । uon for the bridal pJrty was held her Sunday school class Thursday lake completed lhe afternoon spending a week with Mr. and Mrs MIm Sylvia Walters. Mra. f. M. Ward of New Haven, in lhe church parlor* with the im- evenlng Eight were present and pleasurera. Rav Hotchkiss Mra. Eliza Wood of Coals Grove Conn., who has been visiting her • mediate families also present. Miss games furnished the evening's en- marriage: date visited Mra. Emma V. McNeill on sister. Mra. Eugene Freeman the Frances Bigg* and Miss Phyllis tertaihment. past week, retimed home Saturday. 1 Scott of Nashville assisting with Sunday. Invitations have been Issued tn W. .r.' Ouy --------Bauer— left serving Lk-coralwiu— were the The Business Woman's Hospital Henry Billings and family of Lan­ . Mr., —and Mrs.. . ------------------------------rv—in— the wedding of Orville Cooley, son for Washington. D autumn and.Mima GuiId ne>u hc|d uiru thrtr Aguiar iuuuuuj monthly n sing. William Ctagett and family last „ . Thursday — .. .— ---------------motif : 7 with . — 'yellow . r ----blcven cooiey ofr **. Mt and Mra Mra. Steven Cooley oi of C to visit visit their Llieir son. win Major Maine W. W Carl Carl brown hmwn predominating. nrarinminntinir A * three Ihrrr tiertirr- meeUng .... .. . ..... C . to Monday evening al .... the Ha*tiiws. to Miss Virginia Fox of of near Hastings and E. O. Jarman Bauer and family. On returning, ed wedding cake topped with a church of lhe Brethren near Wood, lonU Themarriagcwillbcsoleninand family of Hastings were call­ fofty.nve member* and [ ™ S“X“ Nov. 8. at two er* at the home of their mother. U.ey will vW poh^ of interrat in bridal bouquet centered Uje taUe Und. lied on Sunday. No*, 8. at two upera on either side oI gyK.u beln< present. Following thc , r cinck jn the afternoon at the Mrs Llnnle Davis. The Billings det|nhraOrk CU>' Bo,ton ,n<1 Phiu' ! “d the coke added to the attractive- bultneS5 meeting lhe group cut Methodist church .... came over to bld fan well to Wyman delphia. in Ionia Mr and Mra William Pox of Kai- ness of Lhe decorations. Ctagett who leaves for the Army amazoo. and MIm Marion Wade of For the short trip that the couOcC 27 Mr* Stanley Wheater and Miss Batle Creek, were guesu of Mr. and pie will be allowed before Sergt.! Mary Campbell plan to visit the Mra. Archie Relckord and Mr. and Struble niust leave lo report for former's brotlier-ln-taw and sister Mr*. Harley Fox over the weekend, duty Sunday, Mra. Struble wore a Mrs. Matthew Kinde and children cinnamon brawn wool suit with dark Mr and Mra Ernest Swanson 01 of Battle Creek spent tile weekend brown velvet trim and dark brown Fremont over thc weekend. Mr. and Mra. Edw. Storkan and with Dr and Mrs. F. Carrothers. accessories. She will remain In Has- ' Dr. Kinde is now a Major In the Ungs for the present. Mr*. Glen Densmore visited friend* Army. ‘ The bride 1* a graduate of Nash- I at Wheeler on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. George Hooper of viUe High school and attended Reid Furrow and Joe Goheen of You should too our Flint were guest,* ofthe former's Memphis. Tenn., visited from Fri- Davenport Business College and parent*. Mr and Mrs. Freeman Fur­ day unUl Sunday noon with her sis- Western Michigan College of Edu- : ter. Mrs. Carl Wesplnter, and oth- * catkin. She is employed at the Buy a bond the day you row on Sunday ' Consumers Power Company here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burtt of er rcUUves. buy your new bonnet. Mr. and Mr* Percy Dlmond were: Sergt. Struble was graduated from | Grand Rapid* virttrd hl* grand­ I Hastings High school and was emmother. Mr*. Lydia Bash at lhe In Grand Rapids on Monday. Thc bonnet will protect Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dyer of Kai- ' ployed al the A. <c P. Tea Com- I liomc of Mr. and Mra. E. C. Ed­ amazoo spent Sunday wlUi the iat- pany and as a substitute carrier in | monds <*n Bunday. your head and $0 will a 'the United States po^tofflce before' Mb* Catherine Davies was home ter'* mother. Mrs Ella Wolfe. bond. Mis* Clara J. Allison of Ypsl- j he went into service. 1 You will be surprised from the University ot Michigan over thc weekend to help her fath­ ot the lorge selection er Henry DuvIm celebrate hls birth­ We hove the largest and day. of styles ond colors Mrs. Addle Springer spent thc best stock we have ever weekend In Pontlar with her daugh­ and the quality we ore shown. FOR A NEW SEASON ter. Miss Bernice Bpringer. able to get. Face Fall with a fresh complexion! Erase that Mr* Catherine Vedder and Mart "faded tan" look and those sun-squinting wrinkle* Noordyke of Grand Rapid* were Be ready for the new season! Saturday evening guerts of Mr. and Mra. Albert Vedder. American Clothing Co. ------ PERMANENTS — Miss Nancy Keenan of Kalama­ Shampoo A ECr Machine!*** Finger JYava Qrt zoo spent part of lost week with Dried OU Ftoger Ware UU up^ other* from iter grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. Bert Webb. Mr and Mrs. William Solms <Gertrude Smith) and children re­ turned Monday to their home In siias 10 to 20 Clothcroft Clothing Co. Detroit after spending tlie weekend with Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith. Mr. Smith accompanying them to De­ troit. Mr* Charles Freer and Mrs. Avis Tyler were In Grand Rapids on Others ot 3.95 Saturday. Hart, Schaffner, Marx FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mr. and Mr*. Herbert J. Freeland visited Mr and Mra Charles WIL hanuon of Lowell on Bunday Hastings Is Buying Fall and Winter COATS Come in and look over our stock of NEW BONNETS AND BONDS! FINGER TIP FALL SUITS COATS CAMELS Both Light and Dark $875 to *3295 NEW BEAUTY SPORT COATS Tweeds and plain, including boys styles. JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP SCHOBLES 2950 3250 Some with Zip*in and button linings. $4Q95 lo $2995 gOO and gOO ROOMS STEAM HEAT HOT A COLD WATER SHOWER BATH Golden Gate Orange Ring, each39c Pumpkin Pie*, each;______________ 28c Atiorted filled coffee cakes, each . .25c Fruit cakes are now ready for Parcel Post to Bay* in foreign service. $4295 10 s6995 3250 3500 500 and JOO BANGIIABT BAKERY 1U 8. Jsffsrsoa SL -OI Pkoa«*J42S Price* for Mon 1150 2250 4250 4550 !.lAMPb BONOS Others at 518.50 $22.50 527.50 Fall Suit* and Separate Jackets HATS - DRESSES - ACCESSORIES BUY WAR RAVINGS STAMPS AX’D BONDS! HOTELHASTINGS 950tolg50 STETSONS DRESS COATS Plain/ Fur fabrics and Fur trim Prices for Boys U Y ON DS Bonnet & Gown Shop 104 East Stat* Street Phone 2132 A I R D S U Y U T ON DS AT A I R DS ONDI AIR �THE HASTINGS BANNER, Till Rbh^Y. OCTOBER 33, 1M2 FAGS KGflT The ~Ha»tlng» LASSI Fl ED WANT ADS FOR Kale oh Fl'«l tawrUon t'/.c sncuulvs InMrtisa of 10« additional will bo Sheldon Agency AH Kinds of Insursacs Surety Bonds Phons 21*5 Hastings "tf. CHURCH NEWS HASTINGS METHODIST come next Sunday? a Friendly Visitation Evangelis­ tic Crusade will.follow the Preach- . In cooperation with the other (Md. FARM house for jiKST—flood cas , Methodist Churches of the Grand ------- .... ftirk.n «.p. | Rapids District which Includes • nij« es.i <-t Barry County, the four churches of *"*' rot ’ the Clrcu*t *1*1 hold an evangelistic EXCHANOE—Raffolk <if land s mi>. I preaching mission the week of Oct. isllr boriten on 25 to NOV. 1st. Thl* Will be foll u"lowed by a week of family visita•i AbJr^'t *»Z uon- beginning Sunday. Nov 1. with ' 1022 a training school at the Hastings ■ — Methodist church at 3 p. ni. The first preaching service of the >|rt ' series will.be at Hendershott Sunind day evcnint'by the pastor. All serv_*• Ice* will begin at 8 P. M. Monday Campaign hi thhe MethodUl churches throughout Michigan. semi-conscious. but often the full -.-du nverv line flood of eansciausnew*—and (tain— ! Middleville swept over him. He dared not I Phone 72 tf FIRST U. B. CHURCH Rev. c. N. Stormea. evangelist of . 1* what is happening to Amer. Made Everyday tlie Michigan Conference of lhe .Thl* lean boys while you all there In an T Ih E D Moo° ' United Brethren Church. Is con­ easy chair on a peaceful October.V IV L !% this season ducting services each night at 7:30 . ■ B, no, .u which will continue through Sun­ d.j ramn, th. tap.. Are we calling you complacent? no rUi of Dowling al the brick day night. Nov. 1st A good in- j । No. Absolutely not. If you were ] houte / • ££? “it^tan^S’ t‘£ihV’£- 'one of those *7^ "ul' DuBOIS twrvmi th££. who n, never ' FLOYD • re^th^ Y^ । Al WIU Tobias place. Phone 74.^. be completed this week. The work”’25 JJd b«n m .W blnnly 1 PROTECT YOUR CAR From $1.00 up with State Farm* Farms 80-30 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT FAR3I AUCTION SALES IJst Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE Dates ran be made « 1 1 »■ t X 1 •i - * * ■ Kri . 1> (A ,. IV. I,<tr >,.'..1.1, .(.—I tim-. !’*»». PHONE 3201 i Banner office. ____________ it ' tii’da r'(.s:*vix'( 1 Krl.nl iflr DR. L J. CASTON (rr.l. I. H"l-I,lr.« lutir *1(10 .1.1,. r.l »r.. ..1.1, .*(, :i< »nt ( Hrl.iUl, UK KAIJi—I (kt 2-. Al. \VoA.lliir>.i. ' OPTOMETRIST Hastings Paneoast Bldg. 1 U'AXTKIi- fllrl Well. »r «rr Marshall Furnaces IIHI.I* WANTKI1 , a-nrial Cool, Gai and Oil Fired Ur .''“iVm.ld uiratrk. Il.l'. mimbl. ' Sheet Metal Work Eavestrougbiag in lla-tlr<<- S.» inv—mir..!. rt.nc "IfTT l.irlu-lrj f lu fr.r .""w'r’tr j",H' ,*V»tk’>>"rV'o*10 22 ! ll-SH. Wi «n». Mian. ! WAXTKH Kl.nncrapber I.. bara\lw.i . 'M'l •< m.M Ad.lrr...\llub- C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Phone 2331 Federal Old Line Hospitalization l-M'an now ,। t. valtillnr, . POLICY JG-00 per year Phone 3519 National Bank Bldg JERRY ANDRUS u AUCTIONEER List your Auction Sales with DEWEY REED Kitimates cheerfully given. Dates be made at Banner office. Phone 3467 Hastings, Mich. us Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER 4pec,aI *nur*»u of 000.000 tons of scrap to keep the , 1^, i ••ran »» rui.t.dr, W in tr-i. “’"‘n.'ra i. n. i. »,u' ... .•«(>’ (It is being spoD.vored bv lhe Ladies Akj Mjcjety nnd Westminster Guild ; With Mrs. John L. Boyd as general chairman anti Mrs. L. Ward Davis as program chairman. 1 l're<l by the pastor. Rev Don Nlch- ' oils,on this coming Sunday. Till* **** deal with lhe thought. “The Love of the Brethren." KGRAP ON A OUIET DAY IN OCTOBER BIBLE FELLOWSHIP | Let's suppose that it'* a warm. | Rev. Don Nichol!* nnd hl* wife autumn day and the sunlight falls “ wish to express their appreciation 1,1 golden shaft* through the wln' to their friends of the Doud school dows. You're a little* drowsy and .. i area for the many fine gifts given wonder if it would be a good day ■ them at the Fall Festival tor * game of golf. October 23. at 8:00 P. M. nt thc You see an eye witness story of n Domi school will be the annual fighting in thc Solomon islands .. | ehleken-Dte sunner. Free-will oi- “nd read it with Interest. Part* of It aren't very nice: in feting to cover expenses. “There wa* 'another frilow.' .» iwttee GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH apparently a wounded marine, groaning nnd moaning tchlnd a -li I The Grace Guild will meet Wedlog. After a while a Japanese the home of Mrs. Vvrn Leary. 417 came out. leaped over the log and E. Grand. stuck a bayonet in him twice— Next Sunday the pastor will and the moaning stopped. Some­ body shot the Japanese. on thc theme. "Mission in ron.lltion. Mr». Work.” “Morrison had been hit at 3:30 Pk.m. IMPS, NkUie- | o'clock in thc afternoon. He lay . r W.m.n for i,’^” F,M <-’*»“rch of Christ. Scientist ’..f rhIMrrn: a- horn. I ’n,p ’Ubject for Sunday is “Probair..i, ...... i |.»>-. I'l.nn. tlon after Death." IRVIKO ORANOF. 11 C. “BILL" SHERWOOD Kuan INSURANCE F«i|t Phana tM* \ u sil-l । port: Secv-Trens. Rev. Bessie Rull•on. Hastings. ":Si; CASH For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brats, Copper & . Lead. -------------- Um two minion boItlee of R which fully REED'S DRUG STORE CARVETH & STEBBINS EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for »o\ne of that good Lily White Flour 3*5 No. Michigan Avenue Phono 3837 Hastings fAT TAQ vAJJLUO Hill HAl.r I ,lrrL ll.-l WnnV.n. F(1H SALE j |:"»r mil 2153 "’l.Xr fl.lJ.ia -str (Mr-.a. j.honr I LIVESTOCK— >VF. FAT top nti rl price for dr«4 • tvk. ltor«n ! S.OO row* *4 00 l’h"«w enllert own • i •inion. Hatllnf, SM7; |ante 400 Volley Cbemlrol FOR COPPOCK AUCTIONEER GUARANTEED FOR SALE: beginning of u Preaching Mission which will last through the week. ! Each evening. Monday through Frl- Public sale of State owned buildings on the Barry County State Game 1 1 SALK—Vie- 1£ .4 week, old fir*t bon.. r.Hitb Atnbro.r (larrnbrr 10 r<ik SALS—Jjtrrr Hl.r»H4-lilT» bu*k 4 »r« old St* "O 1. M <>dw»1todrr ' church at 7 30 o'clock. Mr Stone I **n Preach and the choir will furI h„nr i n,'h mu-dc The.Ae meetinn will be 10 72 devotional In character and will last ' Just an hour. Every member of the 1 1 church is urged to attend and bring ,J?, Irwnd. Th. public I. Invll«l nd craybod, 111 b. wcTranc », Th. Theichool Bund,, .bool nl Ihem IM ’I""'J hu bm mcl. pwln, CARDS OF THANKS T°wn'I'‘twJ““p *' Pep your chickens up with mulls. Quality fuel* always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION HASTINGS, MICH. MILLER’S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS too Our Service Gets The Buyer and Seiler Together For Hundreds Of Other Bargains f all At Our Office. JOHN WHITE, Salesman GEORGE F. MILLER, Broker Call Neareat Station HASTINGS—3897 IONIAKM) '■----- —------------- „ whM. 7?*^ n A S'J. R"Uand ! p\ toun‘y' 1 1 l“n’ 1 “ ~h »»“•«•»• .... .. , _ 1 Sund.r in Bundey u>d lh. tell pm- I £2™, ' S5?' S , townanip, Barry < ounty, i house 1 large shed and 1 small abed. Bld on each building separately. . •r leiiinc bornspi-te "wJdne"* «. a. D rcaoou Oi SE*i Section 18. Rutland township , Harp County, 1 house. 1 barn. 1 ' ,ar<r ’bed #nd 1 tni*ll shed. Bld on each separately. Group IV: On former M. Hummel place in Attorney ’8EV,-8E«i Section 34. Yankee <Hit ti Springs township, Barry County building separately. Group V: at Banner Office. Address—Delton, Mleh. 10-28 We have a complete stock VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY 1 FOH KA 1.1 1 F'UK KAI.1 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH SATISFACTION our Hide Must Be In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE ! FllK HAl.l LOREN Rev Donald Wlnegar: Qul We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 foil -•■*■'*•* FOR To relieve Misery of lhe lcr*p ,round your home But .l.S'w ” Thursday night Rev Knapp and Rev. Wlnegar will continue with the HI* prophet Isaiah, arc especially v pounds of scrap can be obtained ' ;■ I |ia*tor to speak nt the various applicable to this day in which we from the average farm and 100 I Seek ye lhe Lord while He pounds from the average home. Tell churches each night, with the ex- live j ceotlon of Haturdnv. Qn Thurwtav may be found, nnd call ye upon your friends that some American „ afternoon from 2-3 there will b­ Him while He L* near. Let the boy will die from lack of weapons ] forsake -. u cottage prayer meeting nt each wicked ------- -----— hls — way. —nnd ----- —the unless those steel mills are kept In । - point with the evening* speaker In unrighteous man hl* thoughts and production.—Waterloo. la. Courier.1 Ict him return and - charge. *-------“ *u-unto the LorO. — * mercy and — to Every member, friend and con- he—will have --------------- - upon: —---------Rust Removing Preparation u stituent of the circuit is urged to r‘*r God. for He will abundantly ;• । AU’rust should bc removed from । and n , attend and support these meetings pardon." * " Isa. 55:8 — "" "7. metal surfaces before repainting Is ' 1 j heartily. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES ' undertaken. undertaken Thera are liquid llould prepnret> ; PRESBYTERIAN-CHURCH The sermon subject Sunday mom- ■ rations which remove rust from ' Tlie Comus club will meet at lhe ing will lie "Bringing Back the metal surfaces. These liquids should 1. church for a jpot luck dinner ‘ this King" and --------------------Sunday evening will be • applied - - with ; , a doth or sponga. ' evening. October vv.u»uk- "Th* Day of the Lord." ber 32. 22. The commitallowed to remain remain a snor* short um«. time. I Dorethy Foote. Pnctc. Thursday afternoon, Oct. 23. the rubbed , htUe wllh B 1Uel wool u . tec in charge arc Dorothy Florence Marble and Elizabeth nnd Ladies Aid will meet at the ^>ome d BW0V wlth B cican clum Jay Marsman. of Mr* H. Sandeen on North Broad- j L. Sunday morning worship al ten AU ladle* invited. I I thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell ------------*-------------------------------------------------------- 11 GULL LAKE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP | about “A Very Little But Very Wise Young people attention! Great! Creature" nnd will preach on thc . Ghost House and Spook Trail will; theme. "Tlie Supreme Treasure." Sunday school at 11:45, Mrs. At- be held by thc Young People of the ■ tie Hav superintendent Dull lake Bible Fellowship on SatThe First Presbyterian Church of urday. Oct. 31 at 7 P. M Wiener*.) - Albion will hold a reception ami buna, elder, apple-dunking, games Ing them all with a cash loan Call z5i»i . social evening in the church par- of all sort* will be enjoyed by these j then repaying us monthly you lore Friday. October 23. from 7:30 young folk*. Come and get acf riir. 'Tito 10:00 p. m. honoring the pastor Qualnted. You will only bc a (‘.'ll ar.» “ 1 nnd bit wife. Dr. and Mrs John stranger once. Hill cottage in Middaily. 1..22 W. Kltchlng, who ore completing land Park. Gull lake will be the. “First In Friendliness lo. jarkrt- *belr fifth year of service to thc place. iin'r. ti.-' j church. AU member* and friends The la*t in thc current series of; * ☆ ☆ *u -•»1 of the church are cordially invited, itievagrs on “Love" will be dellv- I GRANGES Buyer for STILES and Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 2188, or call 717—F3 through the week. U. Hotel Hastings Of course- you wUI contribute all; 2£hty.«h a a^lL ,he" 11 onc mOre lhln« *°U C*n *1^ T"11C the drlV* UP anWne them. Also Friday night as Ladles youy friend* and neighbors Tell 1 men I. r.i rouMWll] . Symptom* of Dhtress Arising from ^Rev’starmes haTdtstanateS’wed Let Us Help You •tailed for all makes of ECON-O-COAL STOKERS 143 E. Slats quick RELIEF FROM III PFRS STOMACH ULCtKb to EXCESS ACID ‘ DUl re “ Joo we are a*K^hnKdv“?u£?’3”U::L? “'.u,“c!" Iwm... 109 W. State SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience ond Training ^tTwS pan,; s r—d ’ by. Rev. Olive Knapp; Martin. Rev. [-.I. i.Mthrv n.u.n Bessie Rulison; Hendershott. Rev. ". Tk«ir- j. D. Aellck. Tuesday night wiU be ■' Young People's night. Rev! £. H. .» (f.ii.r, on. I93T Babbitt will give the message at I. t“«,nr. vVo-.d i Goodwill that night 1(1-2 ! Rev. Myron Hoyt of Jackson/ a ■ rr.pkr.. r»upr. ; former pastor, will speak at <Julm- Swanson Agency CURT there, with Dunn a few feet away j and with .Japanese jabbering around them, through lhe long I crib. Bld on each building separate­ YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES—$7.50 COWS—$6.00 We Hove a Collector Stationed ot 912 Weit Green St. in Hatting* To Give Immediate Service We Pay thc Phone Charge*—Phone Hasting* 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Ward Week Ends Saturday! ly. Sale to be conducted by sealed blds. Send separate bids for dach building to Luther L. Baumgartner | Game Division, Michigan Depart ment of Conservation. Innsing Michigan. Mark envelope “Sealed ' Bld. Do not open until October 31 I C/UutuIlL’t.’. Truss Fitting ; by tn ’|* Again thia nation-wide sale offers you special *aving* on merchandise you want for your home and your family. See our ad on page 5. Remember, Sale Ends Saturday, 9 p. m. EXPERIENCED . ; FITTER LY BARKER'S Hasting* Phons 3113 premises in presentable condition Tie bid bearing' earliest postmark wins. Kight lo reject all bids U re­ served. Terms: Cash, on or before December 1*. IMI. MOMt.O.MEItY WAIIIt HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �1 M 0 N THE HASTINGS BANNER ER training r line ) _ _______________________ Middleville tf IICHTY-SIVINTH YEAR • Everyday COULD 4-H CLUBS . One mile the brick JIS hone 746-FJ FROM rising from CERS ACID ouNethlsg iwnXARD (U).''trill i wlildj fully TORE BBIN5 GE AT good lour slock i. and > with ionds— IS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1942 jI quite '~L" -1 SECTION TWO—-tJ —‘ JOHN MATE DIES AT 96 Sunday with the latter'* parent*. CELEBRATE SIXTIETH Mr and Mrs Stuart Brownell near WEDDING ANNIVERSARY RADDV RVDATI-K At the advanced age of 96. John DAKK I D I r A I n J Mate, a former rerident of this city. | Tlie sixtieth wedding aiuilversery Gun lake. *1‘u«Uan and the fact The Goodwill W. S. C. 8. will B taair- z-ojenz*. . d,K1 Bt hU hOme ln G™nd R*Pid* of Mr and Mrs. William H. Stanton l centered By JANE CAMERON on.Sunday morning. Mr. Mate moved of Assyria twp. will be observed on meet at Fred Smiths In Hastings -----■ — ■■ ■ - - ■ ■' from Hastings in 1837 to Grand Ra­ Oct. 25. 1922 'Sunday. Oct. 25. with an open house for dinner this week Friday. wl * e .1 vi . iEven the Ionia Fair had a conTh. mmm . t <a . m . Plds. He had for many years op--------------------------- from 2 lo 8 pm. in their farm home Tnat Suggestion Has Been siderable drop in attendance this ,0od lhU a blackxmllh shop in HasGREGORY Mode by Many Persons I year as compared with years pre- moroing. I had four passengers on llngI He B flne lyp^of ciirls- week, elected H? E. Rising chairman ne*r Mr*. Joe Konlecxny wa* taken to They have spent all their married rllt , 'ceding the World war. Sra^furm0imdft,morolmt|b‘!telwf “Bn m#n' tndu»lrlw“- temperate. of the Barry Co, Road commission Pennock hospital Sunday evening The annual meeting of the Barry; -p.. Banner is not asstimlne to Um a renu^dl I *i^ them klnd' helpful by hU A ladles Auxiliary of lhe Amer- ll,e "n ,hu ,*rn’- where Mr. and for an appendectomy. Her condition County Agricultural Society will be I . , " ". “ 1 s*u»7:re'rii ; c ~ ” lean Legion will be organized ' Mrs Stanton wa* bom. held tn December, it will be an Im-“S' what *h*H ** <3on*' We Thursday evening. Nov 2 Mr- “nd M*’ Stanton are the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grimm of ixirtant gathering. The annual1 repeating suggestions from others I made them u present of (he mop । Mr. Weldon Bronson and doughdaugh- !E?™11 cW,2r!?' on* w"' near Prairieville were tnem a-< present of the mop . Mra Sunday ■ . , Mr. Matz wn« ■ native nf UvaBla statement will then be presented in mentioning lhe 4-H Club pos- for keep* •r Dorothy entertained with 11*00- '''•**" of Areyria. and three daugh- gucsta bf Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones and. os everybody realises who siblllty. The 4-H Clubs could not ters. Mrs. Hattie Moore of Charlotte. ii<i with rwnnnnii..ino tri>» a young maii 'Hc *u a life mem- i{*8**tful birthday dinner Sunday In , Mr and Mra. John Foster and son attended this year's fair. It will allow at first pul on as attractive a fair chair aiti Mrs. Herbert Reynolds of Bellevue of Kalamazoo were Sunday afteru considerable loss, notwithstanding 1 as the Agricultural Society haa been up my lovely lace tuu.au jmaivou^ °,a"w -and Mrs Maynard Thomson of neon sailer* at the home of Mr. and the work and efforts of the directors able to offer. It would have to start There's noUilng^quite nothing, quite so cute and cny ellywhose hirthd.v. 1 unman .n .n"«x”ur « XJZ ■Mrs Elmer Bush. __u gman way an£j gr0Wi to larger mischievous. unlesk-Ut's an equal and officers of .wlhe Society. We ln He is survived by four daughters, Oner. >.n l.ld tor un. . *'n Mr. and Mrs John Cook and four understand that Uie directors and proportions. That has been the hte- number of fat puppie*. Ndw. they are Mrs. Sophia Dolbee of Hastings, bn Mr. and Mrs. Elio Bevier of i^^Wldren. . children of Carlton twp. were Sunofficers hake sacrificed whatever . lory of the 4-H fairs of Eaton chewing up the daily paper. Mra. Bresle Warner of Kalamazoo Coats Grove celebrated their gol­ day dinner guest* of Mr and Mrs. compensation they would have re­ county. • • • and Mra. Laura Dell and Mra. den wedding anniversary on Friday. OBITUARY Vern Haywood. ceived. With that help and by using Did you hear Betty Caine last Charles Woolworth, both of Grand , We can realize that those who . Nellie Smock, daughter ot George M.. and Mra. Robert Phillips and up the balance of the surplus from have charge of the activities of the Saturday in "Moon Polish?" She wa* Rapids; also by five sons. Theron Oct. 20. by entertaining their chllfain held some years ago. the as­ 4-H Clubs will not be over-enthu- Betty Osborn of Hastings and I*? Mate of Charlotte. John Mate. Jr., j dren. grandchildren and. friends. nnd Anna Smock, was bom at Fow­ Mary Ellen of Hastings spent Sun­ 1 The Calvin Bancroft disbarment lerville. Livingston county. Mich , on day with Mr. and Mrs. Burrel . sodatlon will show only a small defi­ siastlc about sponsoring a fair be­ family and home town can certainly of Battle Creek. Melvin of Flint. ca^;heard before ’ Circuit“judew cit. which it la expected will be cause it would Increase their work; be proud of the finished perform-, William and Clyde of Grand Rapids. Joseph H. Collins and Jreae H R<x>t Sept 30. 1868 and departed this life Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Willison of wlpri ouLb, rnub res In- Barry county's outstandingto,™ — to end with „,. record once she gave in this radio drama. 'He is also survived by a brother — came Bancroft dis-'' Her early life was spent around Battle Creek visited Mr and Mrs. torn, from lh. Kbund. In ■ w or u, .-H Club »««. and lha [unbar ’ * ’ ' William of Mount Morris. N. -Y.. 21 . D , rrr(1 ror a -h m „ for period’dted of two years. Fowlerville and vicinity where she Vern Haywood.Sunday evening. The family baby was here and she' grandchildren and IB great grand- i barred £ [ awSSS RnnZ.. *o-r° mar Uwrr wUl be no iroubl.-that ll U planned lo expand taught school for a period of years. rome “hSreTn ------- ----------- ---------------- ' the ®“n<L’y Mime debt debt. •nteftae The fine spirit^ mirlt ahnam tn In ^t ....«rVind a. ... o^an'= -ent in the front yard to pick children On the 15th day of January. 1890. Shoddy Woolens this matter by the officers and <fl- I |n every «hoo> district, dUUlct. evidences '‘“J*?." The,re *hp wa* brnt 0,rr w„e conducted Wooten™ L^ F^re™? she was united in marriage to Clar­ Shoddy is a wool manufactured rectors will be appreciated by all • the interest that would be taken In I “ t,«n‘l«llon plant, her golden curb .Tuesday at the Sullivan funeral. vice* were held Tuesday from the ence Brady of Wayne county. Mich who are Interested in the society. ‘ a faIr sponsored by these dubs. That «leamln« l‘> the sun. and looking ।home in Grand Rapids by Rev. home of another son. Dr. John A. To this union eight children were from waste ar discarded woolens It seems more than probable that.' has been proven in Eaton county jllke B magazine cover child, and my Nicholas Keizer, pastor of Immanuel, Wooton on W Walnut st. .bom Lyle F and Mrs Lucille Cup- ' if the war shall be continued where, starting In a very small and 'w,cked Kpc-M' cimc UP behind her Presbyterian । church of that city. -----------pon of Hastings Mrs Lida Sothard through next year, there will be no limited way. the attractions offered i °,nd let louje ot the mosl God-awful. The • of Hastings twp. Wayne C. of burial wa* in Oak HU! cerne- THIRTY' YEARS AGO attempt to hold a county fair here have Increased until now the 4-H blood curdling shrieks i ever heard lery. , Grand Rapid* I Oct 24. 1912 Northville. Mrs. Gertrude Thomas in 1943. Whether It will be wdrth-' Club County Fair In Charlotte is out °r lhem Of course, they scared of Baltimore twp. Mra. Bernice —to •— ------ - — — a county ---------------------**- — ----Into hysteric* hysterics and If I Co. D-.-4 while attempt to *hold , a worth-while exhibition. ilher hcr almost “'most into Road Commission «d Janltor^fB^rr^roiSty He‘ha* fair In the future may be probcountv-wlde fair* can be and'!“dnt bCfn ‘,o busy wlth her- rd ’'000 UOmmiSSIOl. rene^ta thte capacity for the pret lematlcal. There will be no turplus I ■hould be heloful to the neonle of ba'p *'ed Ihrtr necks in a bow knot, Dortzirf* fro SunAFViCorc from which to make up defteita.^.'„y^Un.y ^„oto„7ecS ™ Herbert The miserable KCP0IT t0 supervisors The "Photo Shop" will open in the ,9?° „ „ lack of Interest shown In the fair ! >,zineitin»«< stood and gobbled.. nnd I t*,- n.m diujwii mi **■= **** 'helpfulness be greater than than t™ by creatures kn_„. tThe Barry county ma* road commission new Stebbins block Nov 1 with Mr ' In J*0 Cai^* l? Bar[>' this year, and for the or Jhree । encouraging each each 4-H 4-H Cluo Club to to ^u„.h.lv nrnnk v™ h‘™ . ... ..,1 submitted their report for the year C. J. SchUnk in charge wm. two ~un„ly ‘"d..‘,ltlpd on * ta pr«l»u. v«ar. nan. Hnz. don ncl vaneouna. . encouraclne L.h quaUl, lu pre? , naughty “SL" prSJ. .' m sure ‘“IT going to j endlng nrerUnu nnt ---------- in ---------prank. Im j th7board of super­ Vern Cramer, wm of George Cra8prtaw* twp where they one to expect very much for future । ducU ror exhibit at their own J y my chrtetmas dinner thl* visors. A year ago they had on hand mer of this city, was electrocuted resided un, until the death her h hus “ ,h * d '“,h of heT *“*­ county fairs | county talr. |>e*r' $30,581 39. Tlie year* receipts were in Lansing Tuesday afternoon while band In 1925. The Banner has had several sug-1 thu be the way out in ' Our . You-never-know-what-ln!,,7l <01'58 makln» lhe lotal receipts performing hi* duties as Bell Tele­ ... you never xnow-wnat-in- f commtMton expand­ George Thoma* of Baltimore twp. gestloru from people Interested In Barry county. We would all dis-1 phone lineman. , heaven's nape -will -happen-next• the fair that it might be wise for the llke t0 county fair abonthe year $142,817.58, Mr. and Mra. Herman Frost are who survives. She Is also survived around-here Department wishes ” to ed during Aadcullural soeuiy In IH. count, ■ d„„a M j, u „w„; lh,t leaving on hand $5939549. getting settled in their newly im­ by 25 grandchildren and 6 great­ grandchildren. to do Um moi. a. wm done In I,MUn, Inteml In Um ordinal, hucklcOerrl.. which we plained Imi The report on the township road proved house on W. Grand St. She was a kind and loving mother SS' tJ^SnUon''^ holSw. I '*"• 11 “ “ f0** ’lirina The, a»w like weed, and fund was as follows: On hand a Deputy State Game Warden H. uncle proposition Of holding a I cnra get to the State Fair or looked a great deal like ntahtahade ■ year ago. $20,772.71; receipts for lhe C. Young of Albion has been aulgn- and will be greatly mLued by her fair over to the 4-H Clubs of the the Ionia Fair that they do not thihk but lhe fruit was the unmistakable : year $62,092.00. n total of $82,864.71. • ed to Barry. Eaton. Calhriun and family and friends. more lellert county Al a matter of fact these u worthwhile to attend their own huckleberry unmistaicaDie Funeral services were held at the .h.n.“ 1 Disbursements were $81,656.71. Thl* Kalamatoo. EVERYONE NEEDS MORE o« XixK. K !“A“ eloba have eonlrlbuledIl Increaalnal, counl, ibu (Ur, whleh compole |.„„ our ■ ............... ------. . | uvuiikji wimcii lcannot uhv. wu .mcvc lu.tfer 11 cLiznlx>r* whn nave -----------------— .— ---- , Mrs. Mary M. Smith, wife of City Walldorff funeral home Friday. Oct. ro It would :be be natural nature^ attractions with those held at eaten to our fairs, to 1 _,.u n.,.. >,.1^ . . them. rcXur«T?U « I mJde ‘«wn»Wp road fund of only $1208 00 Treasurer Phin Smith, died Oct. 19. 9. at 2 p. m. with burial at Rutland letter papert that such suggestions should be lorda ac !if w«»tl .hnuid hannen ■ severe cemetery. Rev A. M. Coldrcn offi­ Ionia and and Detroit. Detroit. But But IfIf our our fair fair -------up a- p|-e. *.j mM“.aJ0llc(1 wllh u. mon Iftowe should happen to have a ciating. [could bc sponsored by such a pop- | juke. butler and cloves and it tasted winter storms that amount 6t money FORTY YEARS AGO The Banner Is not assuming to ular organization m the 4-H Clubs1 iikc'a erres^wren huckleberreand ln the lownatllP rood fund would Oct. 23. 1902 ['not go ,ar far ln in cleartM clearing the roflds roads ° ofr say what shall be done, that is up that would encourage the young elderberry, n wasn't half bad and"™ 11 BO The first football game of the GLASS CREEK to the county Agricultural Society. | people to further improve the pro- ! ijw berries are so large you can pick 1, *snow now May 1x1 bc there w,n will hBve have 10 lo ** be season was won by Freeport SatMr. and Mra. Russell Whittemore There Is no one to blame for Uie ducts of lhe farm That might be the enough for a pie very'quickly They , 0,d fashlotw‘d “road bees" to urday. score 15 to 0. The particl- nnd daughters called on the Mel­ Spirit - . . tender thoi zituatlon In which the society finds , Salvation of the fair. We arc not as- are warth raising, definitely . shovel out the roads pant* were: Freeport—A. Stcckle, vin Smltli* at Goodwill Sunday paper thst says nice itself. Holding a successful county sumlng to say what the Agricultural . ' 1 ----------------- ’---------------------Sylvester. Fox. Roush. C. Moore, night. lhe line*! fair ha* become Increasingly dlf-1 Society should do about this matter, i We have heard several people say! OBITUARY 'Livingston. Brown. Nagler V. Anita and David McGtocklln of E4TO.VS CRYSTAL SHEER ftcult in other counties ns well a* in that Is up to Uiat Society. But we they would like to read lhe letter David Franklin Cogswell, young- Moore. Shepard. Edward.*: Has- Hastings were weekend visitors at Barry. The Ionia Free Fair, by re a-1 are concerned in having a fair car- which ail members of our armed est son of Hiram and Anna Cogs- tings—M. Lambie.Ham*. E Brooks, Forrest Havens. Mr. nnd Mrs. son of its financial success, has been 1 ried on in Barry county; for we be- forces receive from the President ■ well,was born in Castleton town- ; Huffman. McMutray. F. Brooks, John Havens and Rodney asdsted able to put on exhibitions that have Ueve It is good far the county. Coun- of the United States when they leave ‘ ship. Barry Co., Feb. 28. 1B91 and : Jones. Rogers. E. Lamble, Collins, with the farm work a part of last attracted people from considerable ’ ty fairs cannot compete with lar- our shores for overseas duty. I . died tn University hospital. Ann Ar- Crook. distances. It is naw so well establish- ■ ger fairs in attractions and so should think these letters would be bar, Oct- 4. 1942, aged 51 year*. B ----------Ray Otis and Chas Er way were ed that smaller county fair* cannot find It Increasingly difficult to carry most highly prized possessions of mos. and 6 days. He grew to man­ FIFTY YEARS AGO Sunday visitors at Fred Otis' hope to compete with It in at- I on. Th« benefit of a 4-H Club talr is' these boys. Anyway, houscclrenlag- ’—■* *" •*“ *-------u‘------ '---- --- --------Visitors at Chas. Whittemore's tractions offered. The State Fair, I that It would stimulate Interest In turned up tire letter and here Is a re- bom and had resided in that vic­ Two Lowell gentlemen have se­ during thc past week were Mr. and inity nearly all his life. He was cured a franchise for operating a' Mra. Wm. Whittemore and Lowell with the prestige it has, what it is jfarming and farm product* by the Print: able to offer and because it is local(Continued on page 8. Sec. 2) | YOU are a soldier of the United street railway in that place If It Whittemore and family of Delton. ____ • *______________________________ " ' States Army. • Ungs township Aug. 27, 1913. To will pay In Lowell, it will pay In Sunday visitors at Clyde Warren's ■______________________ I You have embarked for distant lids union five children were born. Hastings. were Phil Warren. Sr. and Jack P ... .................— [ places where the war Is being fought. Mrs. Annabelle Showalter of Nash­ Kennedy of Lansing. Phillip War­ ' ; Upon the outcome depends tire ville. Maurice Cogswell of Castle­ ren. Jr, of Cleveland and thc Rus­ ton township Marjorie. Bemlta freedom of your lives: the freedom — --------------rand -------------------------------sell Thorntons of Charlotte. We tell Detents Stamps of the lives of those you love—your' and Wayne at home, who with the Mra. Sara Erway returned Fri- • fellow-citizens—your people. | widow survive him. He Is also *urday after several weeks visit with and Bonds. Never were tlie enemies of freedom | vived by one sister. Mra. Millie Fish(This article was set for last relatives nt Grand Rapids, Muske­ more tyrannical, more arrogant, er. and one brother. William H. week's issue but In the last minute gon and Hastings. Cogswell, both of Castleton town­ rush failed to get in. We are sorry Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erway attend­ more brutal. Your* is a God-fearing, proud, ship; several nieces and nephews, tills was necessary, especially with ed n reception given in the Fred Smith home In Hastings last Sat­ courageous people, which, through­ and many other relatives and an item of this nature.) out It* history, lias put it* freedom friends. He was a good husband The Grand Rapids Herald of urday niuht. honoring Mr. und Mra. under God before ail other purposes. and a loving and devoted father, no [ Tuesday morning contained a front Howard Ferris IT1M Sunday visitors nt Roy Erway* We who *piy at home have our sacrifice being too great for him to {page picture Of Pfc. Richard D. (TIM 'MM duties to perform—duties owed in make for his loved ones. Hls was! Nagler and the announcement of were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Erway" and son. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolfe, many parts to you. You will be sup­ a courageous nature and the brav- jhls death on Sept. 13. ItUlIDl FABRIC* METAL ported by the whole force and power ery and fortitude with which he According to the article, the and daughter of Grand Rapids, Mr. of this Nation. The victory you win faced hl* last Hines* was a help and 'young man's mother. Mrs. Ruth A. nnd Mrs. Dick Rase and son and mo tuinsu s«zs US01I1 HTh.8Ut.wwau will be a victory of all thc people­ inspiration to hls family and,Nagler of Grand Rapid*, had re­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ward Erway ot Hu- i common to them all. friend* He will be sadly ml»ed by 'ccived two letters during the week- tings. conoa vttitwiM am* un SLO amt MIm Maxine Erway of Grand i You bear with you the hope, the hls sorrowing family, hls brother (end. in the same mail. One was HASTINGS wool UIOtrslM acuuiMon* tuaoMtacaiLiTm confidence, the gratitude and the and sister. Ills fellow employees | from lhe son, saying. "Don't worry, Rapid* spent tlie weekend at her' luccMUful. It had^ be dropped during the war on account of the TAKE AVCD TUC EAIDI rubb*'r tlre IAHlVV K InErAIK; Ulal Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday WU kAnurira Crnttk »*»aurice dmim Wonted For Stoolii —. ’ I WO I lt*CS « Tlie sheriff I* tookint tor Smith but has not located He recerlUy eonfeaaod sU articles from, the Smith oil st Just south of the south city ballon. He is wanted now for stealing Urea from the Royal Coach Co. Of this city. He had been driving their trailer* from lhe factory lo buyers, It is claimed that he snitched two Urea while thus employed by that company. In the case for which be Is warned hr had covered up the company's marks on tire tires, with rubber stripe: but when three stripe .. . .. . marks As a result he is wanted and and when he Is found will probably be given a stiff sentence. Tire Coach Co claims they have lost over forty tires They do not know that young Smith took all of them, but they Earth Fifth Largest Planet THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS modess ygc TISSUES 25‘ 87‘ VITALIS CHAMBERLAIN'S Hand Lotion OQ< $1.00 sise, ipltu UH OU) SOOTH £ COLOQKES ' Tender, roinanstunning replica bottles. Cotton a brilliant new and original fra­ grance in vase boide. SI.25. Cards and Gifts for Service Men Plantation Gar- Grand Rapids Marine Died of Wounds Into th® Colognes tn sparkling De­ canter Jugs at >1.00 and 11.75. tag?*. LyBARKER’S X) M0 TUttl I-.IU lucun ouurirm outKTtunu* uwnowu aosusiusoon tuacru u/tMUum xouioimuLiiui caDssouroa mo tuuu un runt suuuriMiicerni wuxas ucaiat tu UTCMU UU i.uuivnu M*n« un suasu noos un SU1SU PCSUT KO «ww* astaisis >0 M0 MCI sunt* moss Morin a vast* sun** FUKUMU. UTS TOOL! suuuTcn SCO KZU ■VUt* SM9WU CMTim atorttaxt 010 SUUt* KUMISS SUUtTM.TSn.UtTU svuiacosu KSUTUrUCI sussts covuto SMU MX UtM iwuusur nos Koronuorut SUUU SOUS 4 MULS OLOiciuMtuo IMUSI sussts auscun avast* coots •totirtortsn.TSM.1 tUtUCTIK MTtU sums sues tto uttTsx fin ma unui MDMLMTM* 010 SM04S HOSS MS ItTU Ulllttl OOT SUU MTTUS uo ms net SStSU SUU MS UM (Mnraui sotsu swio suns oto Kson auMUurmsun SLO OKU zusszi auirttnii ftaatmao atmu shits M> UMTM ninisfs tUHWlWXt UK SOUS — M0 IM sass unauuct mamn tu atTU SOU (ISM HTXKSrriTMM tuBMaaaum 1 PHONE 2115 prayers of your family, your fellow- where he had worked to many Mother. I'm all right." The .other home here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Erway spent citizens, and your President— years and a host of friends. was from Major Allen Sutter of OLD HUOWCUU "Let us believe that there Is hope 'the Marine Corps and was forwardFRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT for all the heart* that grieve. That ed from Washingon. It informed , M0 SIOSHtUDS MARRIAGE LICENSES somewhere night breaks into morn- Mrs. Nagler ■ •• that her — son. -~“Pfc. Gerald L. Sinclair. Baltimore....21 ing. beautiful with light." Richard D. Nagler, 17. died of gun­ KO TCWUS Goldie M. Edger. Hastings.23 shot wounds Sept. 13..on Guadal­ M0 WUHCtOTMS Cha*. B. Poland. Battle Creek...20 —ON FAT DAT. BUY BONDS— canal Solomon Island" Fem Gamer, Middleville20 Pfc. Nagler. a student at South oto usosnoatn high school. Grand Rapids, en­ mo ruLtCYorxs . listed Dec. 9. 1941. took hls train­ ing at Parris Island. 8. C.. and later oto ata* swans attended a radio school at New mo conoa oatssu River. N. C. He left San Francisco in May as a Marine corps radio 010 COHM aanat operator. Besides the mother and a sister ou> tvoo. oatuu In Grand Rapids, Mr. Nagler is sur­ 010 UHTS vived by the father. Reed O. Nag­ ler of Chicago Heights, and numer­ mo coin ous other relatives. Hls grandfather, ouiTaorx* the Rev. August Nagler. a retired Methodist minister of Evart, is well SWtllil known in Barry county where the family resided for some time, he having lived in and around Free­ HEMP port in hls earlier years. Reed-was also well known In many parts of old sort Darry county nnd a brother. Noble, M0 ttOTHISUSf taught for come time In Hastings High school., M0 CUSHI* COSOS Pfc. Nagler received hU training at the same places ns did Wealey MO UUT COMS Simmons of Hickory Comers, an MB KOI* RMS account of whose denlh is recorded elsewhere in this issue of the Ban­ M0 CM4UT coin ner. He also sailed from this coun­ try at the time that Private Sim­ MO SMU* SMS mons is believed to have sailed, 4 and gave hls life on the same Is­ land where lhe Barry county boy met death In the line of duty. MO SKlriS nlM.Mabm. un rm wun man rm ui timu === KN&K +4ITLER DRAIN COMMISSIONER'S REPORT Mark Ritchie, county dral^i com­ missioner. filed hls annual report with the supervisors for the 'year ending Oct. 1. He shows that As­ sessments were made for six drains, amounting to $6.764 00 Of that amount there was assessed to the Barry county road commlsalon. $850 75. to the county at large, for health and highway benefits. $1. S’ BIG ENOUGH to do a BIG JOB! • This huge American bomber carries a large load a long dis­ tance—and does a job no smaller plane can do. • Sire is America's salvation to­ day in other ways as well. The production plants. And tlu »ii» ita sixe, skill and experienca un­ der the freo democratic system for which we're fighting. It grew by supplying better and better service to more and more people at lower and lower price—build­ ing on the invested savings of millions of Americans — under practical business management and public regulation. the land owner* and by the town­ ships where the drains ark located. SUatTKBMMMa —ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS— • Like other American indus­ tries, the ele^ric industry gained wait fur power — precious time bl< DiouU u .iKUle Contumafi �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ti, IMt llnnim I WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE apply only to a time of war and that I pamphlet* are to be ready by I ASSYRIA .Scottville as guests last week ant> SOUTHWEST WOODLAND jjchader led the bowler. ttMJ** forit* wiuuMBMwa. terndnaUcn ।| Christmas Ume. . Mr. and them^la visiting In Ohio. Last mw *“w provide .u. ana Mrt nr* Milton Muion Hartom nanom have navej wllh ------ w*i>v. ___ _Week's, Letter when the period of war has pawed; A Hallowe'en party b being returned from a fbhlng trip to Mr. and Mra. George Stanford The Woodland and Ki lostrick W I m m* wbm.ru Le*<u« puy Monand planned for a group of Coast Beulah. were in Grand Rapid* to bring m a ladlra were rnrart. tor th.'। r*. , * day night when her first game 01 BE IT FURTHER R*»OLVKD: ' Gjurds frorn Oe.r i«k* «i j The W 8 C. 8. \>f Baw Line 1 »»«* Uwtr xbtar. Mb* Louise CMk- Lake odexxa MXMiorfary Solely to ' Moat of u* would, give a grrnt carrted w a flne 515 serie. Vi-hThe7Aurili*rL *r <u *u on ' ,odt»tl hospital wiwre Thursday, deal, That we the nauonar NaUonal xoguuauvc LogUUtlve u«nCom-, , ’A;: ,l ™^ the Ugton,ehuW1 ehUreh had “ as alnn dinner girnu on' 1^ fr0Id from B Blodgett whore -a chicken dinner - -------- ---lut --------------L . Ml if If we had hirt it it to tn give: -Iv-' to tn have •Hhlch • ___ “orthe evening, -v.nirur u- naiLWIkti the A»*x»!iar>. hall,• with In —..... mittee of lhe American Legion be women tlle MeUiodlrt W. S.. u C. ,rr<:eJ''cd nPbutlc *urgcry un on iher _ About thirty-fiv. Udlo* thi* better mwnorv than we hare How Mo “on Uie now” ..------theInAuxillarv. i Thur>day rnuraoaywomen inc mtuiouui w. o . ............. ., ____..... __ _ ____ from „ Uwtrtcted to cause legislation to be charge. Further Infonnatkm wljl s f on _ , haxfd. She wiU go again Uteri menory than we hare. How i pec Tl^er hit 50Q onine - th< -pro — Sir.,'. community were present ‘tF Theiuev F-”1 tirtrndueed mto the Congrra* of lhe | uncxre «r*m ' Mn. Lena Conklin vblted her ‘ Se. J.re an^“ereX X’ n’°mc”U" couW X IM3 duM due* wiu win he “ unnre Mrs. Lena Conklin vblted her *ocicUe» gave anAidInteresting pro- — ——- -a> —-i*«nd were: third United _8tatM proving equa£»CT1943 PPre- 8ram. Mr and Mra. Ray GIUe*plc of Uu> । urandchildren during the parenU< Ttw Brethren Society hide tf "* *?? * ‘*«er mnP- ।'^e^ber g’ood^ ecorea ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ray GlUeaplc of Uw grandchildren during thc parent*- ‘ Tlie Bretiiren Aid Society had a "Dunham dbtrlct were guest* of abwnce. party on Mr*. Olive Blocher last : Dorli TaiUferro, 488. Jane wrau acmce wa* naoptea by me . ..—“ . ■ - >4th National Convention of The ‘ However, occasionally one find* 1467; Emma Payne. 464; Mildred 1 their brother. Harvey Gillespie and । The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thuraday to let her know her pres>HUMOROUS REPORT American Legion f IT FURTHER RESOLVED: j OF FLORIDA STORM wife and guest* of tlie W. S. C. S ' Dale missed uutut* during the U.K- Conklin bvuuin b u being oeing sided sioeu with Wim cnre wU1 t* iiuucu uie next un Individual who haa a moat un- I Smith. 482: CharUlte Hubbard 458. uiuai- ;memory. Sometime* -----thcce~ WWKRKAR Pnr than twmtv 'nul T** N»t*ofal Commander of I at the Briggs church Thursday. I brick-*■siding. “— ' few~months. —““ “*--------plan* *---------on — Mr*."•Blocher --------- - ,------------------I MyrUe Mannl. 457 and Ruth Pren­ rrne American ixTI ’yion ue mairucicu * Many Michigan residents thought n.n u .. visiting her daughter' Mr* Ger- I,SM’’°ri«» «e almost uncanny and ’e American Legion be Instructed Mra. Besilc Strickland assisted at ’ x«i.. 454. to hold public meetinp throughout .'he rainstorm* last week Were u» ur^„? “ r 1 •« N -~> ”. - ,। ticeLeonard*, k moi , nui.ty liras iuiu fSLrsrj.JLii . . . . ---------- - ---- — with high team score ever,- bu but‘ J"**** Judging ; the Rose Miller home Monday. ;our land in order to bring to the at- about the worst erer -II visit .un her b.r other ouwr datuhU*r« dHtfOm l*t*r Uur “««**« cUnaMUn. Uou< It.Butt. I' of 3341 ■ home. > won a complete srrlra from Mra. Oral Miller entertained the fromreport* report*from fromsome saneother otherlocal. local. dunn, tl* mid rath™. •“ «■ «n -umU-n | tS”*.!.™ • ------------------------------------ ------------ . from j ov4inr»* Bonnett and www... Oown; Trio -C*Ie advocated a universal service Act , rtniv. j/ltics.‘ conditions here might have young married people of the local- 1J Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Miller home a tew da-..-, nxo ---- ---wen providing for conscription In time or' '1e principles of Mr and Mn. Paul Smith of Lan,* s P* ™!r from Be l! Te,e Telephone Co '; ity on on Thuraday honoring ner her «*»b-1;had a* dinner guc*ts Sunday their Mr and Mrs Sylveater Lane • • ,r rrom BeM PhDne Co , been wbrse. > । ay rnuraaay nononng 1« CWKU-Ipuwr m suuc -nd .hereby gain the nr sing are receiving congratulations . t *-®nf B,.._ tn.,.i.linn ,nnk the odd aame over to Ionia one dky last 8Ute Inaulatlon took the odd game sary support that thia may be 1m-, In n letter written by William 1 ter-in-law. Mra. Howard Cole nt a parents, Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Miller on the arrival of u six pound baby drove ' from Piiton Ring Siwp; B1U* NaUon, including capital, labor, in, Otto of St. Petersburg. Fla . to hl* slwwer. z । and brothers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dayton week for the ride. Driving around boy on Monday. October 8th. He ’ du*try. and agriculture a* well as 1 mediately enacted Into law. and we. wife's mother. Mrs Frank Kelley ■ dropped three close game* to Or­ Mr. and Mm Oral Miller will Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith city, they drove past the court. hereby call upon all Legionnaire* to. will answer to the name of Paul the ! ' piur»; n*- TsrtUx Pc*u“’ “ w0.n n a brace from try in in order order to lo prevent prevent racketeering. racketeering. ^ire^, \uf Kalamazoo, he tells of the hard spend 8undayzu» guest* of her par­ and mother, Mr*. Margaret Smith Wilbert. Marsha Ann Is vhltlng her house and as they did so Mr. Lane 1 Pn« Banner * and Strand ----had tike better try there wa* a like Ut- 1i of B6nner nd BUand profiteering. inflation and sabotage u'<1on* universal ham In that state and after hav- ent*. Mr. and-Mra. T. R. Kline of of Nashville honoring Clifton Mil­ grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Bert suddenly !Ue mailer decided of^TiniL7e^Lld Wag tW game, iiw been resident of Florida for Middjeytlle. , ler inducted into the army nnd who Smith while her mother and baby ' mid year* he ha* had amp., y. cwnmlw recently left on 11* on furlough. to "M1IBT nt J brother are In the hospital. ’ look after there so he parked the car and went Into lhe building. Lo“U“T ™ *». B-°Od hu annual trip to Daytona Beach. ! A gathering of relatives of the1 At their meeting Thursday eve­ lWirt!,,i '^L.t,0 David Hershberger, only son of ' Ial h 01J, r2.U hB\e. Florida where he will *pend hls Cliftoif Miller family will meet there lhe county cleft * office, be , ”UNTIN<» A< < iiilnt Mr. and Mr*. D Loren Hcrshberg- caUng ‘ ning. the Auxiliary member* voted , to doubt MrZXXtoy statement, just el#hth winter. complimenting Claude Miller ns he er, was taken ill last Thursday and 1went in. A lady of about forty years I The tint accident of the huntclUams must be universal and equal. to hold a benefit curd party ut the recall how last the rain fell here. *Oon leaves for thc army. „ c was w»> »«=■> u, uie canw t°™«rd to wait on him. I Ing season In Barry county was reon Saturday he taken to the 1 The Eagle dhtrict has joined thLegion hall on Thursday evening. He writes: hospital nt Battle 1 "* dou1 .Fnow whether you have ' ported on Thursday afternoon, the Mr*. Margaret Smith of NashvilleQstcopathlc ----------------iV----- ----------r-.mmim . — It rained awful hard yesteiaiiiy scrap drive und the school chEilren 1' has j and . also ;1 what I h want not." BE IT HKSOLVED: That we de­ Oct. 29. Each member is a*ked to been spending some time wlt.i Creek. He has .... thc flu an * “l *.or want or Mr. ”ol\Lane Mr said. •aW- : first day oncn to uheasant shootare much enthused in ddlic tlwlr mand of The National Admlnbtra- bc" responsible for one table, pro­ nnd thc raindrops were so large it bit । her daughter. Mrs Clifton Mhhi attack of appendicitis Wc wish him ','^dont my jrir,th ,te Inc. tlon and Congress Immediate leg­ viding the prires and inviting guests was all I could do to get one drop a speedy recovery. The W S. C. S. of lhe Briggs .Glean Meade, age 15. who reside* islation providing for thc drafting ThLs party is open to all to come In a 14 quart bucket. Each.'drop enureh served n very palatable noon ! Orange township in 1877," he said ,: with id* uncle und aunt. Mr. and . Ferd Stevens was ut Hastings last not giving hls name. And before he I even though no special invitation had u rubber like coating on It and day men I on Thursday. Mesdames week and this attending Die Octo­ MILO Mr*. Will Hauer, of Woodland, of this Nation. Including capital, has been extended. Proceed* will I could pick the drops up by the Kate Cole and Katherine Cole.xom- ber *e**U>n* of the Board of Super­ could say more, the lady, who had . i hunting with Myron Huntley, agrd coating. Wc never saw anything labor. Industry and agriculture as bc UM-d for n gift to the USO club | The Milo Extension club met at never seen him before, said, very ' 17. on Uie Hauer farm. Il i» rtvisors. ' like it before. The tire shops are mtttec. Proceeds *8 00 well iu the fighting manpower; and loom. was Amelia : . Warren Stanton and ion Robert the home ot Mr* Merle Bradfield quickly. "Your . - ”mother , -----father----- rixjrted that a piicaaant flew up an<^ Be sure to bring vour reclfics to now collecting the rubber and say of Battle Creek. .Jay E. Cole nnd HENDERSHOTT Wednesday afternoon. The lesaon | J,^pk.lns. — n<?. your BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: Huntley shot at it. thc charge hltit U thc be*t The college men That such legislation be limited lo the next mewling on Nov. 6 os the say it was caused by so much rub­ William Stanton, local are spend­ I Ung Meade, who was about 50 feel Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kelly have war. given by Mr* Laurel Oarrbon ,un"ri*1» L*’,c' ber burning In Java, when the Jap* ing a week hunting In the Hardy moved to Hasting* and Mr. and Mrs. and Mr*. Henry Germaine It was much surprised. With thc thousands nrTI?' .. ' , , Don iwomson. Robinson, lormcriy formerly oi of riasHas- voted hot to continue an extension was rushed lo a physician and tlvcn took the country, and the sun draw­ of names recorded In the books In ’ taken to Butterworth hospitaL Kenneth Holden, son of Mr. and nog*, have moved onto the Kfeliy group but would do Rec! Cross sew... ... ing water al the same lime, it drew office,’ for assbtant to have On,nd R«P|d». »'here It was found ing Instead for the Ume being. Af- Uial ^dm h^r>this mmd >thbmrtlcula* the burning rubber along with thc ' Mrv. Claud Holden of thc Star dts- farm. We dant llke to lose tlie ter thc meeting adjourned sewing 2^ one shot had penetrated hls left water and caused Uie drops to tx- trie; is enjoying a weekX furlough. Kelly*, but they had to make the * “n*}*JlZL? n Whall. At last report*, lie Wo* 1 change on account ot his poor was done for thc balance of Uie rubber coated. So bc on the look­ from th* navy. '“n«Ur * “P « Uu! mametil it fojprwW ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rankin ate health. We hope both parties will afternoon. J ia* rapidly tu passible out for rubber coated snow this Mr. and Mra. LaurqJ.Garrison enj"*;' I ’ r * d * d was mo*t uncanny. 1 Mr. and Mrs LaurqJ. Garrison en- । —j M.T doctor hope* lo save the winter. Ye*, it Is raining again Improving their residence with like their new homes. fcrtalned a I’11', L|U’5, lbt blr,,li»lgnt =f thc a family family gathering gathering WedWed- ’ sight of Uie injured eye. now nnd the drop* are bounding brick aiding D; and Mn. Glen Gunn of Kal- fertalned nesday evening in honor of Mrs oertiflcatc. but he will always mor- > ---------Mr. and Mrs. Sam-Nesbitt had a* way up in Uie air. come down and atnaxoo were visitor* nt A. C. Clarks Garrison'* cousin*. Mr. and Mra. marvelous feat M memory OBITUARY bound again. It sure looks phony. guests recently their children of on Thursday. Overnight guests at Joseph Shue oi Ind. . j‘hU w0£er »•» the Itmta I■ ­ Battle Creek William Allen Culp wa* bqrn May It 1* phony. Clark* on Wednesday were Miss The many friend* of William Van County Clerk* office performed. We are listening for wedding 8. 1861 In Seneca county. Ohio, the bells *oon to be ringing in the EuRle Jennie Dohn and Ruth Osgood from DerMuelen are sorry to hrnr that ---------------- •» I eldest sen of Isaac and Katherine oledo.--------Ohio. district. • ।1---------he is conf med to hls bed. We hope COATS GROVE | Culp. IJe came to Charlotte. MlchMiss Virginia Belle Shale nnd1 Mr *nd Mr» Alberl Brill were he will soon be able to be out. ------- ----* igan in 1884 al the ngr of twrnty. ~ Tlie — DG.T.O. Club met ‘lost — WedOtis Hendrick Scholen of climax spoke dinner guests at o, ‘' DeMott's on Mr? Madeline Norman nnd Mat nesday afterriton with Mr*. Kendall ....... (;...... three years und made hls home their wedding vows on Sunday at Sunday. Sunday evening callers at llyn attended the wedding of a niece ~ ---- Thc Leader -------was —----..... n Jktci Coats. Mr*. Arthur with thc home of Mr and Mrs. Glenn the Brill home were Mr. and Mrs. in Kalamazoo. Friday. — . . — Richardson. He was married to Jennie llauwr Next regular meeting at the hall. Dunham of Level Park. They will Clinton Lahr of Hastings The school children arc vrfy busy Mr. and Mrs Harley Seasc and on October 33. 1887 and Uirv came Thursday. Nov 5. Mr. and Mra. Nat Steele anti locate at lheir fann In CUnux—... ».... collecting scrap thL* week. 1 Robert with Mr. and Mrs. Howard to make their home in Cressey Russell Silsbee, son of Comrade Mr. and Mrs D 3. Case of East daughter Lillian of Kalamazoo callBrovant of Lake Odessa, and Mr., forty-four years ago in July. 1898. Glendon Silsbee, left to join the LeRoy called .at lhe home of hls cd‘ at Ernie ------• — • -­ Matteson's Sunday af CHOCOLATE Chocolate Covered Army. DID YOU KNOW THAT nnd Mra. Dell Rich of Battle Creek Since that ume they have lived in brothers Hugh and Willard Case ternoon. vblted Sunday al Earl 8ca*e‘*. i this vicinity where Mr. Culp enComrade Harley Howlg has ar­ Sunday. APPLE FEEL is pood for you NuDon't forget to come to church Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Demond of gaged in farming and carpenter rived back in Hastings. Miss Norma Case of Ijmsing spent 1 next Sunday night to the first ot tritlonlrta recommend paring apples Ionia visited Die former's mother work. He was a member of the Comrade Chu*. Vnndenburg • Is the weekend with her parents. Mr thc meetings ML-.* Rulison will fill a*.*eWom as possible dur to the Mrs. Pearl Demand last Wednesday' Cressey Gleaner*. welcoming a new daughter-in-law. and Mrs Hush Case the pulpit. Also remember the W health value of the skin. Esen Up­ night and Thursday and also over. Five yearn ago this-October. Mr. Our sixth District Rally will be should be prepared uith- the week end. Other company on, and Mrs Culp celebrated their fifMrs. Dale Conklin hud her par-' S C. S dinner this week at Mrs. Plp held In Albion this Sunday, Those ent*. Rev. and Mrs E. J. Rhoades of Warren Brogan's. "ut ix-ellng the apples—the *kin Sunday were Arch Grave*; Kenneth : tieth wedding anniversary. of the Comrades who pan. are In­ Is easily separated when the apples Demond and Earl Reid, Following an — Illness of■ -five yean 1i ----CHOCOLATE Chocolate Peanut vited to attend ~ are forced through the sieve. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coats and Doris he iNUsed away September 30. at Comrade Grable has put exten­ were Sunday Guests of Mr. nnd hi* home in Richland townahip. at sive improvement* on hls new home APPLE BOBBING is still a gay Mra. Cha* Townsend and family. '• tlie age of eighty Hine yearn. on E. Grand St. came for Halloween...folk* have Their daughter Evelyn was home ' He leave* lo mourn their loss the Don't forget our family night lots of fun reelng who .can Ret the from Grand Rapids for tlie week CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS — BOOKS & BIBLES widow. Mrs. Culp, two foster chilFriday. Oct. 30 Pot luck supper Bint apples the sonnet out of a f,ld।, aren. dren. Mr*. Mr*. uu>an Susan strong Strong 01 of KulaKiduCARDS FOR ALL THE FAMILY will be served. Be sure and come. water-filled tub or barrel. | Thc Extension group met last masoo, and Millard Houser of RlchWe are planning on an Armis­ mrarrx i«ni re ««„a.rn.tiv TueAda>- for b11 da>" meeting, land, two brotlwra. Prank and AlChocolate Covered SWEET MILK tice celebration at the hall for lhe FRIEIJ APPLE— are wonderfully with Mrs. Lena Cole. : bert ot Foslurla Ohio many'niece* pen* and pencil*. All nationally advertised makes. We imprint u.>r in <br M « .Id. dun. Mr. ,rkl u„. Kma.il t».U .nd „,d Xd-Iik«. .nd comrades. Their families and fath­ leather roods, pens, pencil*, stationery etc. Complete line of ers and mothers are guests of honor. or nt dinner, served with meal. Carlton Malted Mr. and Mrs. L. E. nephews, bcalde a host of friend* office equipment and supplies—Complete lending library 3c Remember cur vow. taken when Royer in Hastings Bunday. land neighbor*. we joined the V. F. W„ to uphold “”d Mr* W,H Noblc ol Onu,<11 funeral service* were held nt lhe the government of our country. CHILDREN frit- apple* In school Rapids attended here Henton Sun- --funeral • home- -In Delton -------------------u.m.ui. church uc>e ou.tLet's buy Bonds and more Bonds lunches last, icason. among 93,ooo da>. and WTre d|nncr RUrats of H. on Friday October 2 al 2 30 the “Builnemman** Department Store" nnrtlrlnatlni, schools, whooh according to woodmans. ts ,.„ made —m. afternoon Henry j of participating They Chocolate Coconut Solid Chocolate MUNICIPAL COURT 141 E. Slate Street Phone 2747 Hatting* lhe Agricultural Marketing Admin- :caiis on Oscar Flanigans and E 8 land officiating. Burial was in Pearl Potter, charged with using 1stration. i Thompsons. Richland cemetery. indecent language in thb presence 1 Mr. and Mra. Ed Smith of Detroit of children, was brought into j visited at-Harve Woodman* over lhe EXTENSION GROUPS / Municipal court Monday. She de; weekend. They visited inter at Er­ nled the offense, and her trial was nest Smith's mid with other rela­ lUltimorc Extension Group set for October 27. The Baltimore Extension group tives and frlcndu around here and . m*t Thursday, Oct. 8. at the com­ I Hustings. ■ The C. E. Sunday evening was led munity room In the Durfee school. । by E. s Thompson. The subject was• Twelve members and two visitors • High Light* in Church History”. ; were present. Tlie lesson “Guides , Jesse Chase acted a* Supt.^f thc lo Wise Buying" was presented by Sunday school In the absence W the thc leaders. Mrs Bert Fancher nnd | Mrs Edward Rice Other offlceri Supt. and assistant last Sunday. ! Thc name of the D. G. T. O. Club। are Mrs. Claude Hunt, chairman> Having decided to ditpoie of the personal property, I will offer at Public Auction should have been given, as sending Mrs. William Richards, sec-trcas.; at the place known as the Jason McElwain farm located ,z2 mile north and Vi | flowers for thc funeral of Mrs. Thel­ Mr* Dale Bump, recreation leader. East State Road Extension Group ma Baird. In thc card of thahk*. mile wc*t of the Hasting* monument or the first place cost of thc Riverside ceme­ ' The P. T. A. U to be held next Tire East State Road Extension tery on i week Friday evening. ' group met at the homo ot Mrs. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood- i Lloyd Fisher on the Center Road । num on Monday morning at Dr. on Oct. 16 for an all-day meeting. i Hoffs Lake Odessa hospital, a baby Tlie lesson wa* divided In two Those active, young and formative feet are girl named Darlene K«y. weighing jiarts: Thc first given in thc morn­ the most precious in the world ... to you ing by our leader. Mrs. Althouse, the remainder given in the after­ parents... and to us. Their comfort dictates SURVEY SHOWS BOYS noon by our other leader. Mrs. INTERESTED IN SCOUTING ■ Mathews. Twelve members nnd extreme care in fitting to make them a help three guests were present. Thc •...not a handicap in later life. Look at thc group. attending the Hastings pub­ next meeting will bc Nov. 12 nt the lie schools. 31 per. cent are mem­ home of Mra. Richard Slocum, six steps we take to eliminate guesswork. bers of a scout troop and 49 per which will also be an all-day meet­ i cent are Interested In joining, ac­ ing. . cording to a survey recently compleiad Of the 20 per cent not In­ CAMP EIRE NEWS wgt. 1600 Ib*. terested In scouting, lhe great Mbs Myra Bumgartner of Bat­ tr.ajaritv were 13 to 14 years old. tle Creek gave a class of Instruc­ Most of those who signified inter­ tion to the new Camp Fire guar­ . est in Joining, were In lhe 12 year dians at the home of Mm. Edw wgt. 1500 lbs. age group. < Van Popering fast Wednesday. Twelve were present at the pot luck Sudbury Supplies Nickel luncheon. Ninety per cent of the world'* Thl* Wednesday MIm Bumgartner supply of nickel is produced in Sud- gave another lesson in u ,o series at tlie bury, in norlhc.-n Ontario. Canada. .1 the home of Mrs. Erwin Clark. |loma Co. Woman I 1 Has Unusual Memory AMERICAN LEGION £ NEWS 0 S.S MEYER STORES SIS Special Friday and Saturday FRESH ORANGE SLICES 0 c pound PEANUTS STARS 30cIb 30clb BRIDGE MIX ib. CLUSTERS 25c 30clb RAISINS Lump Chocolate 30clb 30clb SQUARES Circus Peanuts GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION LEE OFFICE SUPPLY STORE 40c Ib 40clb FOR A KING OR A QUEEN! AUCTION SALE Saturday, Oct. 24,1942 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK, I OFFER THE FOLLOWING HORSES Bay gelding, 12 yrs. old, Black gelding, 13 yrs. old, COWS Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, bred Moy 1 Jersey-Brown Swiss cow, 6 POLL-PARROT AND STAR BRAND SHOES ARE (Bui ll lo ^il Correctly Extra fciture* tn the** famous shoes, plus out fiitiag service, .uures correct fit. Then high quality construction mean* that they will hdd their shape »nd give extra long weir. $ J98 to S065 Cnilm SoKprarf sharkiH. lip SQtjQk yrs. old, bred April 20 Guernsey-Jersey cow, 7 yrs. old. due in November HAY AND GRAIN Quantity of mixed hay Around 140 bu. oats 2 interest in 6 acres of corn standing in field Jarm Machinery and Harness Set of good Brass trim har* ness, 11 in. tugs Collars 2 farm wagons, 1 wooden and 1 steel wheel McCormick 5 ft. cut mower Massey Harris 18 tooth spring drag Oliver 99 walking plow McCormick dump rake, good Oliver 2 horse walking culti­ vator, good 2 5-tooth single cultivators 14 ft. flat rack Land roller Set dump boards 2 slush scrapers Pair Belknap sleighs Maple stoneboat, good 3 10-gal. milk cans Crocks and jars Forks, shovels, hoes Many other articles too numerous to mention. AMERICA CAN’T AFFORD A FREEZE.U There must be no "ifs". "buts" or "moybes"’ Your cor must start every single morning this winter Take no chances ... let us fill your radiator with your fa­ vorite brand of anti-freeze. Then you will always get to your job! TERMS: Cash day of sale, no goods to.be removed wntil settled for; TAYLOR’S SHOE STORE ’ Quality Shoes Properly Fitted." HASTINGS. MICHIGAN LYLE CISLER, Propr DEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk M^KEE SERVICE OIL SALES MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR i27 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2554 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. QCTOBEH at. IHt Tn the Commercial League. Stale penetrating beyond lhelr 25 yard'o--*-. T-jl, AkAii> CLOVERDALE Insulation blanked Auto Sport Shop. Une. . Danry ^ MrB - I CHS MDOUf me i Mr Mr an and Mrs. Harry Fennels and Moynahsn Sales whitewashed MidBana*h. Myers. R. Thoma*, and Mr. and ' \ . J Bennett. Morri* HUI, and Donald nnd Mrs. 1Robert Johnson and dleville Creamery. Consumer* Pow- Wilcox starred for the Saxon* while ‘ matoo spent Sunday withi (Week of Oct. 15.) son of* " Kain Tlie school s Job in this war 1* the Clark—baritones. Bernadlne Schanta er had a one game edge over An ­ An- R. Wyngarden and Bos led the ! chief interest of the teachers of the also nlaved a olano *ok> Theee The bowling spotlight flashed dn -• drus — Service, ' Goodyear Bro*- Hdwe. Zeeland attack. thing about Hanehett Mill*. »o here Mr. and Mis Merle Dibble and Hailing* school* attending the »clo* are not required in the’ course, were Saturday evening i the Commercial League for the ■* Tomorrow night the Saxons goes. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sommers of *nnu*1 two-day Regional Con- Jhit extra £?edlt is given for them, beat performance during the post won a one game verdict over City i I* leam * a‘ J?f----and . Monday week. Glen Monies gave the boy* Dad*. Banner blanked Medic* and lcBrn that u*“t Mr. Mr- Otto ‘Jr,° Rotuh «OlX*n now IWA ' Detroit W'irui. are bic spending .priruur, the ure week wet* here ,«:•«: -------------- Z.'" "nZi; Monday was wa* trial trial club Club hour IWUF In In '*'r,y und PPrars , at the Dibble cottage. Jme ’^WiU 1 h?U°X *,(»«. hlgh acho °1 -m.. The ». hour “ «Uvlded owns ,he the pru property, and u It “ appears Rapid* today and Friday. Phlloso„v.~-> -------*— lomeUHng to shoot at when Moose lost a brace of game* to Cof­ vear Charlotte defeated’FUrtinit^faw 0Wns the^rn^ of^to 6 by that Mr* “JwlU ** lhe Into three perloda of twenty mlnuira bowling with State Insulation tie fee Shop. that he he ha* ha* erected erected aa tourUt tourist camp camp Mr*. Margaret Margaret Clark. Clark. Mrs. Mrs Miller Miller The Shippers had a one'game ' hn*nn tri. e’ 0H the old CI**k bottom. I hear that and Mrs Julia Perry spent tlie Prtnc'l*« speaker. (each. Student* who did not wish gameted a whopping 645 aeries with the aid of n big middle game margin over 40 MM.-in Uie Pbton IU,CUD w“it is to weekend here at Mr*. Perry'* home. A -fire held Monday, io participate spent the lime in the ... a - nice place for teachers ... j, AU.. - - drill ------ wa* - --- -------...------ LUC unit til MIC Zeeland take clasaes if 268. After starting with a me­ Ring League; Office No. 2 nosed Hastings classes for a marshmallow or' or ' Mr. and‘ ------------------Mrs. George---Chlppman -------------- 'v October "'h'r ”12.•’at° 9:20. "’n U'When H“" the bell Igesslon ----- •-----------room.-----Clubs this year - •have DeVries wrriil. mil. -Uh a pro«r-m lot ot Kalam.w» U-n: Mond.v -Uh .nn diocre 158. hr bunched eight strikes Office No. 1 In the final game for Kelly (Capt.l . ..«* .... ------------. . ,pau«> --— L.*rti un Uudinu .... have u |n an>ml ukm on u a u.urr more priiUUB wrloua Stamm L.T. Wyngarden. D. a victory and Maclilne Room blank ­ nnd with two spares secured lhe an allrenoon oil. Bui Ihore la Oi— Mr and MraAbb... Bart McCallum -• possible, thc ••-----... -----.... ... ... u~.A. quickly a* window* and note-------than--------those of former years. ton U-lnour of Delton vialted Mr. L.O. GlUted Townsend • xjurkling score. A lost game of ed Grinder* Harder «>“<lkanlap: U- mW reLr. are. aar. ua.m.m far _.nd tore nnunm O.rUnb CNUre, ^0'!^ '----------------- ~---------------C. Den Harder irf LeonOttosen In the RccreaUon Leagu 218 completed the aeries. Dave mndtrlX. ’ I1T 'T1 k»H Mn. Ed Tala- « Booth Thomas. R. R.G " Goodyear scored 614 for Goodyear a rds won the first two butl lost the ««= »<«<«,»>. ,te> ~w.~r„ g--j of Genlral building and the high DOWLING HoSSh >™ Band. Ind Ind. and Howard Howard ctuLMjn Chltam or Mr. and Mr. Wayne Offley and Ayres List game to Nashville; Ha*stings Ice Bren Hdwe. nuKuinu you leave the place. nlaee. feel feel NUw *■a----------------------------------------------\»urni 'J y,, .... *cho a* the Usual is| Remember the chicken supper at family of Woodland and Mr. and ----- ' . He would -------- .-----nur> uie weekend *er»eu«i here iierrwith viui . °1' A» soon R.E Fonten -ItorHhlv - --- -------- . and Fuel took a pair frorm Perk's Coleman Team score: hern lhelr Brandtn(M . given, « everyone returns to hl* tothehls Dnwllnv rhnrr-h church uz.rln—Wednesday H.. the Dowling , terribly about about It It If if hr he wrnt went Ithen. her. Mrs >• Martha «"■ Mrs Rutherford Bryant and fam* and Piston Rings blanked Middle- Garrison 202 151 2M >Tr to mint hl* cow. and chimberl.ln cla“ evening. Oct. 21. Myers L.H. Wyngarden. R. found/Tnstead - , G. Bnulch a herd of deer nib-! 187 150 187 524 i vllle. I The Hasting* athletic teams are Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill Is starting a ■C*&1 In. Sunday callers firt Mrs. Grover G. Monica 158 269 218 643 | The Bliss League play resulted in bllnir tlie pasture; and on account,. Handicraft organisation for her and family. R.H. ' Davenport's were Mr. and Mrs. Will now being transported lo contest* C Florin 147 171 516 Engineers taking the odd game from Banash ...--Z,’-of the law he couldn't shoot 'em un-‘ , Pierce of Charlotte, Mrs. Wil) Kem­ by volunteer drivers. . Sunday school class of boys which ..... begin _ Evening meetings will at W. Hackney 144 157 Ifl3 464 Tool Room. Office did th€ same'to Wilcox -n 111 *»1,! hunting season opens. Class due* for the semester were will meet, at the shop at her home ■ the church on Sunday evening, Mr and Mrs. Electricians-and to complete a t*Jo •nSJ,“"‘r‘X‘ Sa/K-Tui;: Si lx" a mess? So If any­ ple ot Kalamazoo totoVif wipin ’. Jeu .S collected . Monday. Seniors and occasionally. n“'. Wouldn't that i October 25 to which all are invited. 838 898 972 2708 to one evening, Shop Office won a US^ZreUnd; tonkm. R.T.; Bur. The Sunshine class will meet I It will be appreciated If those havU”".' ■*“' *“' w ...a fare toire .1 Altona. Juniors pay twenty-five cent*, while K ■SwTw-.toS'SaSto; Mr L>~“ 01 *“«•” Ken Ixiberteaux led. Uie Recrea­ ' [inir from Foundry. Thursday freshman and sophomore* pay evening ------------ with Miss Connie ’ Ing anv of the song books will please R.H.; Van Omen. C.; Bcmnett. and shutting the gate 1 Mr. and Mr* Virgil Monica and fifteen cent*. The proceed* are - Burgdoff. tion league play with a 579 ' 230i Womens l-eague “i—-eff. j bring them in. • series: Will Hackney had 565 In the The play in thc Women's League FB ; Bauman, R.G. Well do I remember that old grist ; distributed between the Portnight. Referee, Elliott; Umpire. Ven Piston Ring League for first place for the last week produced only one mill. When 1 was a boy I used to Amanda Meisenbach and son* of Doomsday Book. J—Hop. Class Lente and Keith I^chleltner presented a 500 series and that, by Emma Payne go with my father to that mill with Bnuh R‘d8c „ u night and va'riou* other Class ex­ Hastings ..6 6 0 6 — 12 •'select circle" 601 serie* for En­ of Leonard* with 183-167-151 for Mr. and Mrs Harry Baker and r penses a yoke of oxen. What fun I had play--■ -----------gineers in the Bliss League. a 501 serie*. Trailing, wa* Mildred Zeeland * 0 0 0 0—0 Ing with that little two-wheel truck, daughter of Hasting* spent Sund Smith of State Insulation with a One day while we were there I saw with her jiarent*. Mr. and Mrs. were excused to go pheasant hunt490 serie* and Florence O'Donnell them load barrels of flour on a long .Mark Garrison MB, Sadie Hughes mg October 15. the opening day of Trio Cafe with 483 pin*. wagon and start tor Battle Creek, and Richard McClav and friend of 0( t|ic season. Out ot thc total Leonards won two of the three with a yoke ot oxen hauling the Prairieville were caller* Sunday nt number there were 12 girls and 92 games from Banner: State InsulaTlie Faculty-Student council ha* ]oatj. r took two day* to make tlie j Garrison's. boys. Permission was given by Mr tlon blanked Strand; Trio Cafe won -Jrcted the followingmembers on r0Und trip When they returned they | Mrs lister Monica and Bruce Taylor, upon hdving received notice Olsnr.R FOB PUBLICATION from PLston Ring Shop by the grand the 1।Thelr brought back supplies for lhe neigh- called on Mr* Russell Monica Sun- from Uie students' teacher* that ue< _school SC*1°°L commission* 160 acres, wonderful set of buildings.in Carlton slam route: Partins won a pair from choice* were: Bill Garrison, traffic borhood. ” ” ’ ’ ’ . .. tr.mM . ... |day afternoon at Fairmont hospital, lhelr work had been made up in M »i Bonnett and Gown: No Sevens lost commission; Kenneth Lane. *anl- | , . wOrd. about the Rose* Mr — •— -.v...-. requests w «.« Mr. and Mr* Bernard Harmon w. of — advance. . Parental were township. Owner really wants to sell. We will get three to Bell Tel. qp. and Piston tant commlMlon; Thomas Water*. Rose loVfd (0 hunt trB and Kalamaxoo and Mr. and Mrs. Don- also required you a real bargain. Ring Office annexed Uie last game Public commission; Jack i j waA over ylcre a**-that I can a,d Corwin of Battle Creek spent About fifty GAA. member* and aeries from Bit** I Wilton' J11-'110* commlMlon. [ recall Mother Roae was making Sunday with Dwight and Blanch hiked out Thomapple river for a ' rommUtoin^' fried cake* She said to me “Frankie. Van Hom. Mr and Mrs Ted Sil- wiener roost October 8. 200 acres in Hastings township, lays perfect, is HASTINGS WON OVER commission, the chairmans ap-1 f f l d cake.. . j cock and son of Lacey spent GunTlie tire and gas situation has one mile long, with lone through the center. tobbM to" .“re .nd re.rt d.. rtoin, .1 V.n Hrr.1 ZEELANH FRIDAY .i.ru »vu. u. xtc bu>u --a i«hu>-___ _______ -_ ____________ necessitated a discontinuance of ulty-Student council, and lhe third i. ffor another ... ... — »»j — Wonderful set of -buildings. Close to Hastings. । <Lnt Week's Game » when *he asked "Do Mr. --u and «»_ Mr* Lester Lord and■ the high school talent show, the J appointed by the teachers. know'what I fried those cake* ! fondly entertained Mr. nnd Mra. spotlight. The vote was made by Owner has cut the price $2000.00. Tlie hard charging Saxon* chalked ’ * * in?"• I siild "No" She answered "It Orson Boniface of McCallum dis- the Faculty-Student council after un victory number two lost Fridav । The high school band played for | coon grease " I suppose *he ’lrtct- Saturday evening. the issue had been referred to the rramr.i i afternoon when they traveled to l..n Iht?raurt%mJ?tewe.ri‘i°le 1 "h<wg^ One of the prettiest farms in Maple Crave town­ Mr. i thought ‘iharw^uld^p^rrmTappethat would spoil mv appeMr and Bnd ’Mr*. Mr*. Wellington Wellington Monica Monica session session room room and and various hume­ Zeeland tn hand the Chicks a 12-0 on thc court house lawn Oct 11 j |)u ... , .. ... lhetn ... . . .... j . j. of Bedford called ralla.I at nt Lester T Mon**nrr - rooms. nv.rw. ship, 10 acres of woods, lays level, good build­ T.u..rf«v renminJo. ,, I didn't cure, for thev were good, and j lea» Tuesday Tlie first shipment ofpoatage Zeeland, which hod won three ings and fences, electricity. $7000.00. Tuesday morning Oct. 13. Mr. I. , th j t bl. dlaturiJed I About thirty attended church stamps wa* mailed last week to previous games. The Saxons made iT.r'or 8.M. Mton Utore lne Ore ,»tob acraoot rehool ' „„re„ lh. Clear IU. r.mp N„t-rore Urer, Ore, .UI be their otiehdowru In Yhe f r»t half 7*1, tlnM . hto ean waa an and .ured etr \ !«' b.U .ertoi . SSr'to"!r^t”S' 7K.W Urelr “.Ore?. "Sn,Tr TJnil" Sunday evening '™1'” Rev. "" Moyer from shipped tb England. Room 207 made We have a very nice house on W. Green street, and ctaved ntt n tail hair aarlal .. . . . .. . . here had charge. a contribution of 9616 stamps to that we can sell for $6500.00. _______ _ be relied to , «*“» >_W».mt.r .ton Ed ----------- - •* ----------the collection. ’ • Hastings scored first In the first vo|untrere to carry' the message 'Hyde was made game and fish war- IIIND— g -CORNERS Tuesday, October 13. marked Uie quarter on a thirteen yard pass ™«cT d£r A* «ual Has~ * pick ui .nd t^t ^^ “ 7 KaUmasoo is uartrr nn a thirteen vard now from dooj. Htts. den he used to pick this and that - ■Be wise — get that money invested in Real Es­ from Banash Jo Coleman. Il took ; llng ient* were not weighed chap and and haul haul them into'1 spending part of hls vacation camp- schcduk“y aSanwd ZlpXetlcaUy ,in_-„ BlU( .....i-..,i-u.,1 *«««« voting chan them into X” "nd found «’“>"« were out [fourt for violating the game and fish ln< al Cox lake P J tate and do it now. after running tUe kick-off bark uuiuiK me the wcct wcek iui ringing door uc>u> bells !---,aws 80 of U '1■ * younger ones, r- nnd — -. Mrs. .Theron Doud of as much as possible. Tuesday, i a mg uwr -~ ■ — — I Mr. October 20. was the last day for Uie to their own 35 yard line. Mr. Bnd 1U| lhc ton' of Of "scrap OBtue c nnd * telling the ,.story "scrap your your chipped chipped In In a a dollar dol2“f apiece, aplc<:5- and “d de-1 d®‘ 1 Battle Creek called at Edd Newton’s pictures. ■ ___ .. " Saturh» .._ ..... . Thoma*1 attempt for thc extra point . _______ MVe___________ your grease elded we would fight back. Well, he OLkop and U11U hlkivx. KHXUI- rlrlwrt ------ «.-• - wnrild ------ floht ------ hark ---- Wall — nSunday 'The Best Investment on Earth, Third semester shorthand stu- , failed. 1 day _____ !_ »__ __our _ •--------- ----two — . morning boys-----were on’ arre*lxt the “rr” ud ,of twoth> °{ R/w> lhe hov«—! | «« NOTten OF ADJOURNMENT Mrs. Harshburger has stored her dents had their second test Wed- . Wilcox plunged over from the truck* ( is the Earth Itself" bringing In the goods 1 ’^Ink it wm Lou and Frank He goods in Orville Hammond's house nesday of last week. Those who had 1 yard line for Hastings second I ... - i took them to Phil Colgrove. who was and gone to Grand Rapid.* to *tay passed Uie first 60-word test tried , touchdown early In the second quartnBJ club C1UD hour nour Wa* WM held ne(a on on then ..... praeecutor. , Of course our crowd A trial for their 70. The others tried for > . . - - 12. -- It — gave the •»---- . I» remember —.what Mr. । with her boys for the present. Ut climaxing a 7G yard drive which Mondav oct stu- I1 —- Uierp Mrs. Claud Hammond spent one their 60 again. -rSb dub emu !■» ■ ——------ ■■ — -— ——• when he day last week with her daughter . Last week. Tuesday through Fri- ; Myers M. Thoma* kick for the ex- ;th uh w jv... , , lhu brought in v>.r, wu., UI1O yc,. Thc>°''«ht In these two yyoung boys, ^nd Umn>' tuun‘ 310 41U ccnucu day. room echoed wiui with vwnun vibrant noint was again wide. aide a will Ibe de. I Phil « .old tra point ,clubs to be organised ld tr. Vr Mr. wvA*Hyde: • "When you ,i B,’u Mra‘ Ed< D«nott of Bal- strains of of music music a* a* members members of of the the Tlie Saxons threatened hgaln In (elded later. . rob cradle again, in your work tie Creek spent lhe weekend with strains choir rendered solos. Those who REAL ESTATE BROKER the third quarter when Ban ash ran _________ ’ | a* game and fish warden, please mr Mr. and Mra. Keel Tobias and fam- sang were: Marjorie Dryer. Joyce i bring u bottle or two of milk for the j ny' SHre'b.”KJ. sc01,Ta ___ ________ | m : ,e re SSr f Vv7X w^; V Roy Harris and Mr*. E'niey.^lX ’ e l££' An XTfifNOTICE TO CREDITORS STEBBINS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 I little fellows, for they get hungry." •• rd on the 17’ yard line where Has- I ADVANCED IN RANK tings lost thr'bah on downs. Zee- i Eight Hastings Boy. Scout* ad- fauw for action." and the Justice del}- Barbara Shannon- and Mar­ land threatened twice in tlie sec- 'vanccd to Second Class rank at dismissed the case -----------and Mra- Clark, jorie Norton-sopranos; Ruth end half with a deadly aerial al- the Court of Honor held al Lake I Yours till next time «°om*on. Marble. Mary Ketchum. Marjory L. Yours till next time tack but the Saxons kept them from Odessa Wednesday. October 5. Banty Cramer. I George Walton and Richard Dean BOWLING NEWS 'HIGH SCHOOL NOTES 1 Hanchett Mills Folks HIGH SCHOOL NOTES L E G A L S REAL ESTATE ► EARL R. BOYES । of Troop 75. Second Ward school; land Reynolds Cordes. Duane Blough. Clifford Dolan. Richard ;Groos. Joe Hubert, and Pat Kelly ,of Troop 107, Presbyterian church, received their advancement certlflcatea from Richard Grooa. chalr!man of the Thomapple district I Judge Archie McDonald, chair­ man of the District Advancement committee, presided. | A feature of the evening was a : nrst aid demonstration and the award of on Eagle Scout badge to a member of Troop 96. Lake Odessa. I The next Court of Honor will be held In December. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION I IT IS NOW SERGEANT . MAJOR D. T. DOXEY Friends here have received word , from D T. Doxey that he has re­ cently been promoted to the rank ! of Sgt. Major. Sgt , Doxey enlisted in the ma­ rine corps five years ago and at present hls exact location Is un­ known. He has been gone from hls base since May 1 and since that date has received only one communica­ tion from tlie home folks. Hls ad­ dress is San Francisco. 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WAYLAND ORdOOn REED’S DRUG STOKE [ZZZ REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY l~ Hostings Phono 2241 State & Jefferson THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L B. RHONE 2S0I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1H1 called on Boyd's mother, Mrs. Ida 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman were lly of Vicksburg and Mr and Mr*. Herbert 8 Wedel of Hartings last Church of the United ■DELTON |CEDAR CREEK Payne. Saturday. | In Bay City from Monday tlirough Kenneth Smeiker. local, enjoyed a ' Wednesday. Btuines* meeting was Brethn i: Henry Leln**r and family Mrs. C. W. Culver attended the Wednesday attending the L O. O. F. pot luck supper Sunday evening in charge of Pre*. Mra. Wm. Mishler. E B. Griffin. D. spent ounoay wiui i«r par- lamra au uicu - -. .. - . . « .Garden Club at tlie home oi Mr* Grand Lodge and Rebekah As*em- with t-'ieir uncle. Ed Walt of Curl A reading wa* given by Mra. Gall Sunday. Octob October 36 enta. Mr. and Mrs. Wada Town and children for a birthday dinner bud­ Mra. Laura Hookstra Of Grand P|vlllu.r o[ Nashville Tuesday , w>’ *• delegates. । ton. i Lightfoot of home* of long ago and Freeport family. day In honor of their Richard ■ nMa LLOartna for hor eoualn. Mra. _______ .. .. . _ _ _ । _ _ _ — .. . ..... nr tnAnw __ «■____ . Xr’.LL --------ariernoon. i Mr*. Harry uane or Byron center Mr*. Clair Funer ana »on iwwri .v.jm— rewas Mccung. Ctauaa Walton. | alenn Kellogg vis- »pent a few day* with Mr. and Mr*, of Saginaw spent from Wednesday “ delightful luncheon. There were 11:55 — lining wsriUp -rmcr. 11:00 Morning worship sermon Leslie Gould and family visited Mr. and Mra. Frank MUler. Roy ilud Ruth Tierpentag-of Pine Haw* until Saturday with Mr. and Mra. A. l**Pty'flve “m,b'r*1 Pt««nt. and by the Rev. Carrick. The *ermon Mr. and Mr. RusmI Hotterin ■nd WMwahatti- of La Granite. Ind... ---->------------------’ w . . 'a ,■ all had an enjoyable time. Will -a u.. ——<>..■»» . Mr. and Mr*. John .Harrington Will K* be folowed by the — communion •lake. Sunday afternoon. t Percy Rosser spent Sunday withL Houvener. Fulton Bunday. Mr*. ■Bunday. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Price of. Ha*-। hi* »on Wesley and family of Alic- Mr. and Mr* Howard Thaler visitDuration Club 7;0O—ClirUllan Endeavor . Mra “KUe Lelnaar, who under- Mr*. Oould’s mother, came home tings were Sunday afternoon guest* gan. . .ed in Holland and Muskegon Saturwith them for a week’s vUL The next meeting of the Durawm attend uk .u>e«.wMK ■»n ~r —:------- .------~ We wiU lhe cevangelistic operation recently, i* A number ot people from Frec- of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell. J4r. and Mrs. George Bu*tance and •ntt Bunday. Mr* Uri Bergman is not we» I lion Club will be held in the Library sen ice* held at the Methodist spending several week* with her Mr. and Mrs. William Newton of Helen were Grand Rapid* vl*ltor» Mrand Mr*. Allen JT*h. Virginia Wednesday. October 28th at two phurch in Uie evening. There will । brolher-ta-law and steter, Mr. arii ■’ igiin. Mr*. Allie Kelley b» c‘rin* State Road and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Monday afternoon. , o’clock. All member* and friend* are be no *crvice» during lhe coming Mrs- 61101 Moore In Flint donla. Friday evening and Saturday. I Hasting* on business, Saturday. . i tiiur Fuller of Hastings were Sun- 1 «r. and Mra Frank Denise were ', urged to be present at these meet- week. ।I Mr. and Mra. John Adams, ‘J----- local 1 in spite of the /ain thc Harvest Robert Newton U 111 with pneu- day caller* of Mr. and Mr*. Robert1 Sunday dinner gue*t* of Mr. and I Miner King visited Mr. and Mrs. [ ing*. as they are lo remember our ।> *«* ■ '1 and Mra. Glenn William* oud son! Festival at Bunnell church was 1101 ‘onlMJ-Newton : Mr*. and inuiujr family u, of niAl- Pete Ben Her of Clarksville Sunday boy* in service. __________ td —ntoi ______ — ere ---------I---- and ------- family. ------- --------- . MIA. Ivan X > O.. Denise MIM, WEST HOPE ; Rendall Gull*■!.■ lake spent Friday1 1 quite — a .-.in failure. Those who who *were Mr. and Mra Alton Rogers of , Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Solomon to. other guest* there were Mr. and evening. ' L. D. Woodman wa* brought home j; afternoon _______________ k p . .Woo dmay was In Battle Creek. | there enjoyed the talk given by Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Alton..v.r Gray have School news Jackson were Friday and Saturday . and daughter oi Delton were Mon- Mr* Russell Peel of Lansing and ’.thv I Thursd*y’ Mra Bert Fatton visited her son- Faulkner' of Delton guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell.! da> gueiU of Mr nnd Mr*. Evart , Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Peel of StanamSh ta^te Ud b> Mh. 7th A (th Grade* wiiere he had been for care and W4aw and daughter. Mr >nd Mrl . Rev Babbitt of Grand Rapid* lhe Dewey Roush family. Mr. and Mr*. MerrlU Karcher and Ardis and Jimmy. / rather seriotu ac- Ocor>e Schoolcraft in BatUe Creek gave u* a wonderful sermon SunWe orc having no -school Thurs- treatment ,.—-—- after ----- a - -------. and Mrs. Allen Fish. Virginia home of 111* daughter. Mrs. Virgil day and Friday because of Teacher* ,, ent family were Bunday dinner guest* Mr. and Mr*. Joe Kauffman arid Ihnw8 two <Uys Ual week’ «*»y morning. Hope he come* again ,l* home Calvin, enjoyed a pheasant x-ray examination examination show­ showof Mr. and Mrs Watt Thoma* of : furnily spent Sunday with Mr and ■(ilos. lA* Tiie ’ •r“v "■ m Mrs Argle Slrattou of Plainwell soon, Wood* Monday afternoon at 4:00. Institute. ed a broken shoulder blade, a brok- I,spent Thuraday evening with Mrs. j • South Bownc. I Mr*. Matt Boynton of Grand Rap-\—------- -y —----------- — .------ —— — Funeral arrangement* have not We wiU combine our Halloween en arm. and thc shoulder pulled ' Mr. and Mr*. L. R. Wolcott en-' gj,. joytC. j^rl. and Theo remained V'oldrir.g and family of Holland fn been made atyhe present time. and scrap-drive parties togetlier. Hattie Whlltmore. . , ting* called on Mr. and Mrs Lloyd from the socket Joint. He is gain- ' Joyed a game dinner at the home for a few days with their aunt. thf afternoon they called on the Mr. and XJrs.'G. C. Edmonds nnd ing nicely but will have the cast on ; medical patient in Borges* hospital Owen und Vida Van Hom Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs Lee Relgler_and wilHnm Strauahauah and Joh’1 Baar Um,ly of Orand Rat,ld’ d:u>xhtcr.-Bonni>' of Ann Arbor. Mrs. William Chde Strausbaugh Robert Reigler of Carlton, Sunday. । ri„u„7ncr Si JJdt and of Mr* UIU*n and ctllldrfn afternoon. hls arm nnd shoulder for several ', has returned to hi* honw here. -spent Saturday night with tlie lat­ daughter. Mrs. Clyde Bassett of We are interviewing two more ! Hastings, called on Mr. and Mrs.1 nn.tte c. ter i.mim. I Mr- Bnd Mrs clMlr Richard* ot ... ’s- parent*. -Mr and Mr* Buel■ Freshmen this week. Junior WilMrs Lvndcti Johncock.----------Mr*. Stata Hilbert of Woodland i George Bassett Sunday afternoon. -- * Jack*on spent Saturday and Sun; of Mra. Minnie Campbell ThuraW. Sisson. Mr* Edmond’s sister.1 Ham* is the son of' Lafe Williams -with Mr wim m;. ana Mra.->piin Thnler Minier ana nnd and Jnv and Mr* Almond Weber called on them at the Reigler home | Miss Velma Buehler of Hasting* family. On SundayThcy all visited Mrs. Vesta Coville and daughter He came from the Jennings District •pent from Thursday- till Saturday ' day with hl* mother Mrs. Blanche in the afternoon Barbara c.f near Middleville accom- [ and lives northeast of Freeport. Hls with their father. Je-.se Osgood. - Richards. Thev ail called on their tn mpliuu was w»* Merle Campbell and family of Bl ravne Payive oi of Zeeland a ou..Sun- ••!*«» Sunday night with Mr and, Mr nnd Mrs. William Speer of panled them home. favarite* are: Sport— football. Sub- Mrs Johncock packed her house-'launt. Mis* Effie Richards near Hastings spent Sunday with Mrs. day dinner guest of his mother, Mrs. Merrill Karcher nnd family. — •Grand■ Rapids. Hickory Corners Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs George Nelson ac- . Mr and Mrs. Frank Thompwn )ect—English: Book—cowboy «tor- hold enod* and had them taken to . Mr*. Alice Collin* spent two day* Ella \VerUnnn. Mra Ida Pavne ' Mr and Mrs. Curt Cable of Grand —■- — “Sergeant ---------- - York. and .... ----Mrs. Floyd and Dennie were Sunday dinner lea:••Movie Lawrence Wieland, who ha* been Rapids were Sunday dinner guest* rompanied Mr Detroit where they have bought a There will bc special meetings in guesLs of Mrs. Alice Gardner nnd Ernest Alden Dipp I* the son of employed In Anderson. Ind . the ! of the latter's sister. Mrs Mary Fry Roush to Caledonia. Sunday, where thc Bunnell churrn next week bcWarner near Cloverdale. Emery Lowe of Pllmore district .Wllllam'Dlpp He i* in tlie Freeport home. i they visited Rev. and Mr*. Olm­ Jimmie Springer returns to . De­ post summer, is spending several ; at thc Fry and Thompson home. Mrs George Post of Hastings district and live* south of town. troit today after spending a few', Mr. and Mr*. Roger William* and ginnlng*Sunday evening. Everyone vreek* with hl* Barents. Mr and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Clark nnd stead and family. son Dean spent Sunday with hls invited. Mr. and Mr*. Ray Neeb and fam- spent Thursday with Mrs. Ida Ernest;, favorites are: Hobby— । day* at home Mrs Raj’ Wieland Mr. and Mr*. John Hill were SalurI parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wll.•how*; Sport—basketball: Subject— Russell Watson of Detroit 1* al Ira and Belle McCallum attend- ' Mr. and Mrs. William Yul- nnd : day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Uy of Vicksburg were Sunday dln- Payne. home sick. We hope for a tpcedy Mr and Mrs Keith Durkee and literature; Book—western stories; ed the gathering at Circle Pine,' Ham* and family near Freeport daughter. Shirley, and Mr and Mr*. I Robert Newton and family ner guests of Mr. and Mr* Lewi* i Mrs. Alice Collins visited her recovery. tamliv of .Woodland spent Tuesday Movie — Walt DUiyy. Charles Austin of Grand Rapids., Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mead and Neeb. Mr and Mrs. Merle Neeb nnd ! Camp Sunday afternoon. . niece Mrs. Harold IJndeman in evening with Mr. nnd MrAdam Marjory Lanunera returned to her and Mrs. Dorr Howell and Mrs. Isons and.Mr. and Mr* Claud Mrad Meria of Hasting* and Mr. and Mrs I Mrs. Teddy Hayward ha* returnGrand Rapid* recently Endres. Mr. nnd Mrs. Endres ac'ed from Camp Robinson, Arie., re-I Thoma* lnomBS Beck of Hastings „„un„ called work in Kalamazoo Sunday Noiman Howell of Nashville, came spent Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Clinton and family of Carl­ comnanled them home and remained : Mr. and Mrs Vcrnor Blough and Tlie Freshman g*Vc us a treasure porting that TMdv wa* expecting Mr TTd “o^ Sunday to help Mr* Deila Yule cele- , Kenneth Mead of Maple Grove in ton were afternoon caller* children of Hostings visited Mr and until Thu-«dnv evening » • .. hunt Friday evening, ft ended up. at brate her birthday. Thrv served honor of Kenneth’* birthday Tlie MUse* Frances Bigg* and . . Mr and Mrs Charles Overboil, stccku* hill where we lied a wei- , ’"m,' Mrs. Russell Toilet Sunday. ice cream and a lovely birthday cake j Mrs. George Forbcy and Velma Phyllis Scott of Nashville spent Fri­ Mrs Ada Thorpe, who has been fee luncheon. ; visited Mr nnd Mrs. Harry Bough- day night with Mr and Mrs. C. W Evelyn and Hubert, spent Sunday IM?r rolwt Bntj vcry enjovablc Ume. । training at Chanute Field a* an In- at lhe home of her daughter. Mrs with Mr nnd Mrs. Lewis Overholt t ... Mr and Mrs. I A Richards and 1 nrr of like Odessa Sunday. Culver. j.-trument specialist In aviation me- Rnv Walters nt Hickory Comers for Roy Preston of Battle Creek spent and family of Lansing. ehanies and expert* to- be tran- ■’ some time. 1* now at her home here. daughter. Marr Frances, were SunMrs. Edna Mlll-r. formerly of Mr and Mrs. Homer Henney and ; A meeting was held Monday day visitors at the home of Mr. and । Freeport, parsed away at the home Sunday afternoon with, hl* mother. ferred children of North Woodbind, and I morning „,U„1UW to make nia>H: arrangements atnul<cincnla for lor , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Hoven Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams Bowling honor* of the week went Mrs. George Humphrey. of her brother, L. G. Evan* of Bel- Mrs. Perry Preston. ■o™,’d RB,.”d*; the party lo be given October 30 for and daughter Jcrrnin of Kalamazoo nnd daughter Rosemary will move to Dave Goodyear of the PUtttt Mr and Mrs. Charles Overholt, laire. Funeral service* were held1 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool and son Mrs. Leon Henney winning companies of the ment the' weekend with her sister. Ij Into her home Evelvn and Hubert attended the i Sunday. October 11. al thc Mat­ Frank attended the funeral service* spent Sunday everting with their Ihe Ring* In the Recreation League He Mr and Mrs Bert Patton called mother. Mrs. Mary Henney. Scr~~ ■ Scrap Drive. Committee* in charge wo* "on the beam" in hi* first Mi- Harold Springer and family. funeral services of Mrs Cleo Raab at thew’s funeral home Burial in Lake- of Mr*. Edna Cool of Grand Rapids on Mr. and Mr* David Shephard । Tlie first quarterly meeting ot the ■ cf cj recreation, program, refroahgame and came through with a big Sunday Our teacher Mr Brrati Crofoot. Sunday afternoon. Caledonla Tuesday afternoon. view cemetery. 265 score and it was head start Clarence Surrarrer and XUss Bea United Brethren church will bc menu, and for cleaning-up were ap­ has gone to P<’9’0't Mr and Mr*. Coma fithondel-, Mr. and Mrs. C W Culver at**”• J0,,n ‘Linebeck •“'‘tocca ana iwo Mrs. John and two held Saturday evening with the pointed. The lieutenant* of the three mayer and Mr*. Robert Schond-L | tended the wedding of the latter's De Plenty of ---------Detroit spent,Satur‘ th lk product* . rh(Wren Bnd hcr fiithtr Cleo pen­ enough to give him a 507 series maver of Grand Ranld* and Mr ; daughter. Miss Genevieve Bigg* to day and Sunday with Mr. and Mr*, Rev. D. H. Camck as presiding winning-tram* were a* follows: Jun­ company. elder There will be a sermon and a ior Blough. flr*t: K Braendlc. sec­ ; The farmers in the silo group ex- Hock spent Sunday with Mr and Ken Laberteaux of t^onvrd* and W. and Mr*. George Hojft of Kalama- Sgt. Emerson Struble of «.< Sioux Falls. .. Warren -------------Surrarrer. Mrs. John Adam* Wellman of Middleville, alsd In the zoo were Sunday quest* of Mr. and South Dakota. Friday evening at the ' Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott and session of the quarterly conference. ond; and Kenheth Thompson, third. neet to finish filling silos nt Ira Mr nnd Mn* Ralph Starring anil "u Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Trunk and Mr. Tlie boy* did splendid work with Hie Osgood’s today. Hastings Methodist church. Mrs Lawrente Hilbert ot Woodland M-> Ch*rlc* Hoyt two children. Ellsworth nnd Carol of score* of 573 .nd and wn 560 rcsnectlvelv respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wieland and called on Mr and Mrs. Fred Tab­ i and M-x John Vander Zouwen help o, their lower officers in get-. Thc Community club will meet Mr. and Mr* Charles Wood­ nnd children of Grand Rapid* were Ung such a huge pile of,scrap. Tills with Mr and Mrs. Ray Barnes thl* Wm Ayres led the Piston Ring worth and son Mike and Mr* Anna family attended a family gathering berer Sunday afternoon. nnd daughter Naomi spent Sntur- la-ague with 556 and Tom Ogden, ‘ " '* ’ " ‘ ’ Mr. and Mrs Gerald Thompson Sunday afternoon guest* at the shows that Freeport I* really "Gct- week Friday. Moore of Eaton Ranlds were Sunday . -lav nftemoon In Grand Ranld* r ________ „ Roudabush and, family1 of ^Lowell bowling for Shop Office in tlie Bliss and Jerry’ Herbert were 'Sunday home of Mr. and Mrs Claude Wal­ ting Into The Scrap." 1 Mr. nnd Mr*. Mason Norwood of mt*h Seesc and Mr* Adah Mottcr. Sunday. Hie gathering wa* in' hon- afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs ton and family. A class meeting was held to de­ SOUTH SHULTZ Kalamazoo spent Saturdav night league, by consistent toppling se­ ™ Hastings. I, t!“l" OV«MI or renion .pern cide more about the carnival we arc The W. C. T. U gave a Silver Tea or of Mr and Mrs Roudabush’s *11- Carl Mvera of East and Sunday with their brother and cured a 546 serie*. Mn Polly Form rHumM homo ,r ™ JU,ht onlll Thundw In lhe Recreation League. Piston Friday afternoon in the . Ubrarv ver wedding anniversary. The re­ planning for November 6. We class­ tended Friday night. sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Mar. — with Mr and Mrs Charles Overholt nice after ------------recovering.— from an Rings won a pair of games front Roam. A plavlet wa, given entitled cipients were given — ■- purse of* Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Alva Kenyon nnd .shall Norwood. member* are trying diligently to operation at the home of herxiteoe. t and tilhilly. Mr*. Minn Kenyon spent Tuesday I| The attendance In Sunday school Nashville; Perk* Tavern annexed •The Best of All”. Rev Mrs Allee silver. and Mrs. Dan Bratnut and Therc will be everything of interest evening with Mr. and Mr* Will Griffin gave a very interesting ad- jI Miss Dorothy Van Patten of Kul- Mrs. Nellie Robbins of Clnrksvillc. I Sunday was 64. Our superintendent. thc last game and series from Midamnzoo spent Friday night and Sal- She attended the funeral service* of, fhyUta Ann were Grand Rapid* visi- to young nnd old alike, and we are Monica of Hope Center and found Mm. John Chamberlain, asks thM dlcvill- nnd Leonards blanked Has­ dresc. Royce Saunders of Ch.w spent 'urday with her parents. Mr. and her brother. John Woods at Eaton ,[n” Monday afternoon Mrs. Sarah Kenyon feeling some each one bring their mother next ting* lee »n<f Fuel j Mr Mr. and and Xfr* Mrs. Vernon Vernon L L Wolcott. Wolcott, cordially Inviting the public lo at­ . fn the Piston Ring League. Of­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mrs. Clarence Van Patten, return- Rapid*. Friday afternoon tend and help the Seniors make better. Sunday. Mrs Mary Henney had a tele-’* ’”’ have been In Grand Blanc. who ig Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Manning ■ The following Garden Club mem­ fice No. 1 took n two to one seri<4 Lester. this Carnival a succbm. Sunday callers at the Irma Brown 1 Mr and Mrs William Wailtinas phone installed last week. The num- II,ave ,n*l‘n on apartment in Lanand Sharon nnd Mr. and Mr*. Dale bers enjoyed n picnic dinner and from Grinders; Machine Room won M6 I sing and are located at^Apt 23. 524 Larabec of Ypsilanti visited Mr nnd hike at Pleasant lake Tuesday ot a complete -erie* from Shippers and home were Mi*.* Mtnet’a Miller and of Detroit spent the weekend with Freeport Methodist Church Mr*. Elkri Seesc. Mr*. Marv Hoop- [S- ch£?t"ul St -Chaflottc RepubMn tester Bonneville Saturday last week. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Miller of Ha*- Mr. and Mr*. Emil OUon. Everett M Love, pastor Mr* Robert Bare*. 10 M At M dropped n pair of games ring*. Mr. and Mr*. Earl Reaglc. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Simon Steckle of er. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorr ill- flican-’nibune. night and Sunday. Mr*. Bert Patton. Mra. Nettle Kern. to Office No. 2. ,A fifteen minute program was 1 Morning worship—11:00. In the Bliss League, the matches Einina Kenyon visited her father Mr*. Peter Potter. Mr*. Charles Mr and Mrs ^Michael Gallagher Grand Rtiplds were Sunday after­ tended the funeral service* of Mrs i Sunday school—12:00. Edna Cool of Grand Rapid* at the °ver station WLAV of Grand noon guests of Mr. and Mrs Owen Walter Vickers and her sister. Mrs. and two children of, Marshall. Leon Pennock ended in a complete victory for Beattie funeral home at Clarksville | R»Pld* last Friday afternoon hon- । Cur week of evangelistic meetings Ethel Fuller of Nashville Tuesday. Harrington. Mrs Shop Office over Tool Room: a two Robert Humphrey, ethplnvrc of Steckle. 1 will begin next Sunday evening J and «<■>. Mr*. m>.. Bertha Uertha Adams Adam* | oring Pfc Richard D. Nagler. 17. of the Bell Tclenhwe Co at Wayne, Ml** Vivian Buehler of Charlotte। Sunday. । -- ■- — ------------------ ——— — MIm Kathrvi? McBain of Hillsdale .jiad.------Miss--Velma Buclilcr--of Hailing* , Mr. and Mrs. Leander Endres, of the United Stote* marine corjM. who at 8;00. with Rev. John McCue Sharon Manning of Ypsilanti vis-; spent the weekend at home. -------------------------her parent*. Mr. anti Mrs j। Foundry and the name result for the weekend with tnetr lheir par- orana Grand Rapias Rapids were sunaay Sunday alterafter-, *"•, n SeP,embcr 13 preaching We invite your attend­ ited their grandma. Mra Min. Ken- visited R^cBMn^iesdny Office over Engineers. Mrs WUtna Kves of LnnMng and spent (he ance at all Uie services. Ravmond Wieland of North Man- ; ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Buehler, noon guest* of Mr. and Mrs Adam ' Guadalcanal m the Solomon Isyon Saturday afternoon. Mr and. Mr — a Mrs. ----------The pastor desires to meet with nnd Russell Mott called * In tlie Commercial League. State i He was thc son Mr*. Rutli chester. Ind., spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs George Bwilanee. Endrw" ------“*•ofw"* *nn n< Mrs. Mason Crosmuui of Grand on Mr and Mrs. Spellman Casey Insulation won a pair of games the official board for u few minutes Mr. and Mr* C W. Culver were JA- Angler. 446 Oakdale St . Grand Rapid* spent Sunday afternoon1j and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Clark at fnsm Moynahan Sales: Middleville with their parent*. Mr. and Xfrs. Norma and Richard, spent the week­ at the close of the Sunday evening Creamery won the odd game from Ray Wieland. end with Mr nnd Mr*. Bill Slocum in Charlotte Saturday on busines*. Rapids- Hls grandfather. Rev. A. with her. I Hind* Comer* Sunday afternoon. Cltv Dads; Auto Sport Shop took Mra. Boyd Payhe of Kalamazoo nnd family of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Ray Neeb and fam- F. Naalcr of Evart, a retiree Alva Kenyon and Mila Ashby ,,, Methodist minuter, is well known two games from Medics. Coffee Carlton Center Methodist Church called on Dr. Pultz of Nashville. puRFEE to many Freeport persons. Shop was on lhe tong end of a two Tl lC' day U m.... i Jack Moore is under the doctor ’ s ] Freeport people will be interest­ Everett M. Love, pastor tn one count in their match with ■ Mr*. Emma Stillwell of Battle । .................................. care The rest of the sick folks in Morning worship—10:00. ed in the item about Richard Nagler Consumers: Banner had Ahe better Creek spent the weekend with Mr. thl* vicinity are gaining. Sunday school—11:00. ■ appearing in this Issue of lhe Banand Mrs. Alva Kenyon. Ronald Mr. and Mrs Edward Rice and of Moose by a lone game and Good­ Thc pastor will’conclude hls ser­ Kenyon and family of Nashville vis­ Vein spent Sunday with Mr. and year Bros. Hdwe won two games mon on "Witnesses for Christ" next I The Womans Society of thc' Sunday. We appreciated the fine • ited them Saturday. X’rs. Sam Kellar and family near from Andrus Service. gevu»e. uuanen.emsro.urra* Orangeville. Duane Kellar of Great । Methodist church held their Octo-attendance _™. last week, and Invite you 1I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shute of orMn Hasting* spent Sunday evening with Training Station is home on Kiwanis No 1 took a pair of game* ' ber meeting nt the home of Mrs. back thc next Lord's day. from Kiwanis No. 2: Coast Guard Mr nnd Mr*. Frank Horn. n furjough. No 1 blanked Rotary Nn 2 nnd Rotary No. I lost a f-air of games to Coast Guard No. 2 I EPORT BOWLING NEWS We Grind and Mix Feeds /x'l Us Balance Your feed Grains kA C D kA A C Li M C KMHJ n l6'" or 2O'° protein STARTING ■ GROWING ■ 1.1 > ING Do you know that the flocks owned by all the producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 eggs per hen? Yes. you're right. They were fed 16% or 20% Mermosh. Your Telephone Company Mermosh 16 GETS IN THE SCRAP Mermosh 20 Mcrmodc Balancer 32' Mrs. Weiss oR Saginaw averaged 160 eggs from 400 hens and netted SI.85 per hen over cost of feed. She has fed Mermosh exclusively since 1931. Mcrmade Balancer 37' ■ Poultry Supplement 32'. MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! Average herd production records up to 626 lbs. of fat per cow have been mode on Milkmaker. Our Milkmakers for 1942-43 are fortified with Irradiated Yeast, manganese- sulphate, cobalt and copper to assure you greater herd health, more efficient production and more profit than ever before. SERVING... 24% or 34% Protein ...IN THE FRONT LINES MILKMAKER 34% Doiry prodoats^are to bo found on the front line of MILKMAKER 24% defense because they help to keep a notion strong. Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker 44% building protein, so.do $»quf part for victory by serv­ They are rich in health-protecting vitamins and body­ ing foods which contain these essentials. outlined and drink ot least one pint of milk each day. more for children. Order Highlands Grode A milk Nassau Smelting and Pig Starter Pig Crower Fottcner 100 Ibi. 100 lbs. 100 lbs. Corn 270 Ibi. 470 lbs. 1.000 lbs. Wheal Midds ing worked to the limit. But with all their production, million* of tons of additional metal are needed this year to supply our arsenal* of war. To get them wc must dig into our “mines abovo ground.’’ Wc must salvage every pound of scrap metal we can find around our homes, farms, factories and junkyards. i I rood Mtns A small pigt 180 lbs. 200 lbs. maker and grain mixture in separate hoppers it you like. ’ FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. sttbddlazy. and enjoy its fresh wholesome flavor. Use it for cook­ ing. too. America*^ vast mining resource* are be­ Pound* of Diflrrrnl Ingredient* lo Use Porkmaker 44' ■ Protein Observe the nutritional program which the government has ANDY, a pig. weight 31 lbs., got Porkmaker plus corn, oats & wheat. Weighed 192 lbs. 76 days later. Gain 2’Zt lbs. per day. AMOS. Andy's brother, weighed 35 lbs. got corn, oats and wheat-but no Porkmaker. Weighed 98 lbs. 76 doys later. His gain was only 83/100 lbs. per day. Porkmaker 44% makes pork more profitable for you. • Throughout tile nation-wide Bell Sys­ tem, al! scrap metal is collected, day by day, baled and shipped lo refineries. There expert scrap-metal men sort the various kinds of metal into separate bins. Melted and refined in roaring furnace*, lhe metal come* out in the form of bar* and billets — aluminum for planes — copper for shells and wire — bronze for the propellers of fighting ships. In the Bell System's Nassau, Long Island, refin­ ery alone, more than forty million pounds of vitally needed non-ferrous metals aro reclaimed yearly. Get in lhe scrap! Search your premise* for unused and discarded metal—rubber —raga—and turn them in to your local salvage committee or junkman. Your •crap is needed NOW. Michigan Beil Telephone Company SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocer*. HIGHLANDSGR AD E A M I L K HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c: RAW QT. ee/ ■■ BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2661 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastinga �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER tt. IMS and family enterihlldren and grand thday dinner Bunthelr son Richard ind family visited tussal Holibler In Mra. Harrison. >ther. came home e Kelley is caring t nsln the Harvest ell ehurch was not Those who were talk given by Mr. of Grand Rapid* irful sermon Sunpe he comes again S- Nasll of H**lr. and Mrs Lloyd Van Horn Sunday A. L. W*gley of •ere supper guests Campbell Thurs- II and family "t lundny with Mrs. pedal meetings In । fl next week be­ velling Everyone of Detroit Lt at lope for u rpecdy ra returned lo her no Sunday. emor Blough and gs visited Mr nnd s Sunday. MEWS of thc week went ir of the Piston •atlon league He im" in hta flnt trough wiUi o big was head start tlm a 587 series reek's best score. Leonards and W. evillr, atari in the e had creditable 560 rcspecUvcly. lhc Ptaton Ring and Tom Ogden. )fflce In the Bliss ent toppling se­ n I-eagjie. Piston of games from Tavern annexed series from Mld■ds blanked Has- ling League. Ofjro to one serlrJ chine Room won om Shippers anti » pair of games rue. the matcher lete victory for ool Room; a two same result for al League. State pair of games aids: Middleville odd game from iport Shop 'oak Medics; Coffee teir match with had the belter jamc and Good­ won two games C. O. League, a pair of games 2; Coast Guard ary No J and i । air of games Mr and Mrs. Will Trumble had! for commisalonered officers' train happy surprise Bunday. Oct. 11 Ing. Bunday. Margarette Ruggles at De- ■ Rock. The potluck supper and social MIDDLEVILLE ★ and Northwe»tem Utaveralty. wi— ..J dcnta_________ oh Friday afternoon for a other rtlatiru. ,I ____ toWtra. mating luradnr altar* I Tba ftHMag of Glonn Dean, and owtr Im Mra. Ralph Ptoktotoer mM Mr and Mra. and Monday ' white ha n> i Sunday with her brother. Jlrv I. c iw™.* ton, „ >to~. ■hen Mr. and Mrs. Burr Trumble Sunday of"£*nlX' gjTo.ra Mias Nyla Kingsley of the u. lhe age of 73 yean. < P. H. Helrigei and daughter Barbara. and Mrs Wm. McKevltt spent from Friday until Sunday end at her parents home in Lelxh■■■ .. u.— k at Vermontville -------with- ------their night ------------------------M.. remain* In a critical coodlUon. Ways* Fleenor and daughter. Nancy daughter. Mra. Day Pugh and fam­ Mr and Mrs Morley Reynolda ot ,«? Allen Hrited herparents to of relMtou. «»**Uon of lhe Michl- ily.Mra. Harry Campion of Defiance. Pinckney, who had been on a trip Oran^ na’pltta the forepart^of this «•” Conference will be the speaker to Kalkaska, Kalkuka. were Sunday Kuasta guest, of ofZ “7^ P ,orcp,n ° I al at Bunday Bundav school and at morning mom lint and Mra. W. K. Liebier. Mr. and Mra. J. L. Rugg and, . ' ana'and «’antn« ««FVlcea at lhe MelhodLatest news regarding thc con­ da-ughtcr. Jeanette, who was homa .??{• "J”1 u* church, which la the opening of dition of George 8. Bassett, who-la from Battle Creek. They ware acf «»a wwk'a mission services Dist. very 111 at hia home In 8L Peters­ companled by Mrs. Anna Parson* of “ d famll>r at Augusta, ^pj Wm H Helrtgcl of Traverse burg. Fta., U that he I* some better. Alden who remained for a few day. S r ainn.r nt wU* arT1*e 00 »<«*“> and bc His two daughters, Mrs Marion Sunday evantoe evening dinner nuei* of .. vislt with her niece, Mr*. Rugg. and .... ------- . -— Wooten of Clayton. New Mexico family. and Mrs. Lalla Jordan of Burbank. her brother. William each evening excepting Saturday. the approaching birthday of Mra. j enjoyed by thirty persona. A etas* Trumble. i organization wa* perfected and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Moore of' much Interest ta shown. Mrs. F.l Grand Rapid* (pent Wednesday H Hclrigel will be the teacher a*nlght at the Ctaudc Rooenberg home I sLtted by her husband. Officer* so the men could be ready for tn. • elected ore President Wart Van O. Pierce of Charlotte and Mr, and i Sickle: vice preaident. Eldon L*W- Mra. Bert Patton of Delton. --—' opening of the hunting season. turned to school Monday after they to. rii v7Sui."-n.X ‘-J’nk^urr and their mother spent several days a,.. social nnd welcome. Mrs. Walter daughter at ver, Colo. Mi^ ’ Marinrte rhnndter nt the ' Bont!fr: projects. Vem Hooper. The t MIm ’ Marjorie Chandler ikT wLk^n.t of 1the cUm wUI mett lhc **cond Wednesnh2rJ?£ weekcnd at day evening of each me:nth for a McTaggs her home in Charlotte. , M)Cla| evrn|ng and It ta hoped many HICKORY CORNERS Dr. Babbitt. District Supt. of lhe Harold Johnson, son ot Mr. and mort. WQ1 be present al lhe next Grand Rapids district, preached at Mrs. Loren Johnson, who recently meeting. the Methodist church Sunday momZ,”7' enlisted In the coast guards is now The f(re department with Chief . Robert I stationed at KewaaunCe. Wis ,wm McKevltt and both companies tag. --- — -* — - met at the Citv Hall. Monday night|, Rev. and Mrs. Wagley left Fri- Lte^Bur , Mlaa Fem -Marie Bllsa of Hasshould be well attended for these . . -aau —-w — -*•- a—ua I day morning morning for near Alpena on , >nian s' Ungs 3^*nt lhe ,etlItnd with her of last week far all-defense Mack--day Leighton TWp.. was a caller at the , Mr and Blake wcre al are times when people should be dent of the Middleville Woman * ujjcje Clark Bliss and family. U. E c “ -lit a preaching -----------mission. Preaching out. County officers, chief of Hae- , ------------w John Kepkoy home. Monday. I >■<<. K«IU (BUA. ° A “e * cre BV giving more thought to thing* of Reading club nnd Mrs B C- Swift , _I—a —.>■ begin . Mta. H . ““* /*u<yiemaW vtalted I| Woodland '.vwi—au ouaau Sunday —j aascaiKAMl, afternoon, IUVRlooktings police and others from Has- mission will at the Hickory ' Mrt I will attend the southwest district Judge T. B Taylor of Grand Rap- ing after lhelr cemetery lota and lhe spirit. tina* were present to give Instruc- 1• dbmera Methodist church Sunday “— ,r-. s°l) corners mcukxuh enuren nunaay■■ ar — ~ „®a’*™** to la*- Mr— Un, ct Women', club. « Th,I•uppor nllh Mm. Lrfl. Will ­ Mrs. to'ata Lydia nraaioru Bradford oi of nasnvine Nashville Uons on Incendiary bombs, etc. —— *from ----- * nrt Ur* w,,h «r Tn,u * and *chllh,u -Iso called on friends, friends. I1 Mrl 1 evening. Or* Oct. ~ 25. A =! minister ««* Wilbur Tolles id* was tn town Saturday looking also _ ____ __this Ts.-.j-Tuesday, Mra. Swift *on at t,,c home of Perry Barnum ----- ----will ,----------------------dren al Hastings from Friday unafter his mother's residence prop- । — T)>e scrap metaf - - drive al T-K . accompanied by her daughter Mrs Rivers Mr and Mrs. Lewis VLsbeck have; away have .charge. -------------------------------~ I south of town Thursday. I school this Monday had reached B Harold Bromley and h.t.h.na husband of goes as a delegate. greatly improved their residence Mr*. Mary Bartlett la spending a ch.n.h,rll_ n. ■ The Thornapple-Kellogg football Mr. Minor and nna wnai inc drive urirc will wui concon- f’reeport. Long Island, were guesta property and yard, known a* thc few days with Mt*. Sheldon al DelJi? “ "1 SL DeU ®’1 .. Mr. ana and Mrs. Mrs nanna Harold Minor total ui of ai al wn*. tons. The toplUl « 1m Mbor Glenn Whitmore home. Iron. . : spent the waei«ndwlthhergrand• Mr*. Beatrice Stoner of Kalamazoo llnue this week, and anyone having °£ sister. Mrs. Dora Gannon nnd Ito in U1. irnnn to- nt 0» <«- \ ntonenl to Ml opetonn. wcre Sunday guest* of their par- scrap to "bring. Thursday, Friday the 1*^81“ Reynold* family. Sun- •on. «ored Ito thlrt >R<«rv m- I d», when the, played lhelr old rtr- P—ed ewwy e.rly TPurnl.y mom- PRAIRIEVILLE Mr, and Mrs Harold Rock of Bat­ enta. Rev. and Mra. I. W. Minor. |or Saturday, while school is closed d»>'- Oct- Il•lZ Cwledeto. on . muddr llrld , ■> U» ' tie Creek were weekend guesta of Rev. 8. B. Qulncer of the local *h°uld contact. Lew Vlsbeck. Russell Mr nnd Mn L n Beeler and Thr «m or lhe toe. eto ... I "> 1 The W. S C. 8. met Wednesday !son Connie were guests Sunday at U lo 0 The louehdown. were mode »»»• MelhodUI ehurch on Sund.y with Mrs. Mary Boulter with 29 Baptist church, and Rev. C. E. Gar- ,or t°®n ®$,’?der. , . . ---a pre-Thanksgiving turkey dinner b, nnUhemrr .nd H.rrU. both on .rtemoon ot a octo .nd Inter- present. A bountiful pot luck din­ vin. pastor of lhe Baptist church at I dunl?— r .,OUIfu u— Amaaa and ana their ««« wivea ...t. wit uui da -----home hte Alaska, left this '.a furlough at . hom Me with J}! 3 ' at lhe home of Mrs iTs slater. Mrs. a forward pass This Wednesday I mcnt <*» made ln th« cemetery at ner was enjoyed after which the Monday for a meeting at Ports- ^*ther. B. F. Gillett and 111* broth- Walter Culbert, north of Hastings, Sir ™, wnTSoy M-rtrn. Ito I “-""y -H. U toto by hu to. businesa meeting was held Plans DO**» will puty Minim, lie*• ■ i mouth Ohio, and will return Friday. ws- Jack and Woodrow at Grand Mrs. C's other slslera and families ine for the bazaar and chicken supper ... . .. L A Appleton. ... .■ . head Rrn>i ^ *nrl rtauahter Mr*; Mr Wm. Miss Daisy Belle na aand • da“«hUr »Rev. Vll'in Garvin is of uic the „Flaptdit Junie 1V-Y. la also toto dean uenn ui - ------is -a -cook at Camp were also present The occasion was nurse of the hospital nt Michigan *fcU?d,„of M/r9n' aU? * »tatcr. were discussed. Please read adv. on mu. Institute' i—Robinson ' a farewell aatheriiu gathering for Robert CuiCulfront page of Banner for full par-' Baptist Bible In n Grand ln"0” in ,n, Arkansas. college, spent from Friday unMrs. Charles Charles Williams and and Mra. Mrs. bert. who left this Monday for Jack- Stale R..DM. i। Mrs tlculara. grandnons. » xrcat-granddaughpa­ sonvllle, Fla. where he enters the UI Sunday evening of last week with u- .nH Mr. t Ri-h.H nn r-i ’I William ..McConnell, McCodmII. Jr., both paMr. and Mrs Chas. Fisher of i Mr. und Mn. C. J. 8ch*d on Sat- tients Uenta in ln Blodgett Blodgett hospital, hospital. Grand Grand service ot tlie navy as a metalsmith. Mr. and Mrs Cha*. Robertson a*. ‘«r nJ'tl 0“e great-great Srnndthelr country home MIm Appleton I da"fh‘e rj“r' Jh?.,* Richland called on Mrs. Elta Doud I urday received a card from their son, | convalescing as well as The Oscar Kaecheta family were will be remembered by old-timers .dcnt■ .Martin for mant jear.s but nnd . Joke Adrianson, Sunday, Oct. I Rodney, who joined the Marines In .u?-..J’.-TTTzI.. the nature of their sickness allows. Ilth. a* the thc daughter daughter of of Rev. Rev Appleton. Appleton.;! fw thirty y«ir« haa rertded-to the nth. July stating that he had safely |1 Mr und Mrs. Jerome Cryan and Sunday afternoon visitors of her as .. of. the Middle- <• Dunean «>time pastor Demean lake take virinitv UcinKv five five mile* miles Mr and Uwu johnion. 8r. reached a Pacific ocean destination. ■>- • twin brother. Maurice Harper and at. one .. I vllle Congregational church. I northwest of Middleville. Mr. received a letter Snttirday from Mr. and Mra Ray Bainbridge and tended" the'marrtage^of Mtas *Ro« family, northeast ot town. Miss a threshing Despite the rainy day thc Mas­ M1M Mary Mary Moe Moe 1* is spending spenoing some some Ptarce ------- was operator ------ ---of -- —— - their son. Lieut. Basil E Johnson. Worthy Bainbridge, all of Gaines May Sullivan and Larry Barton, at ............................... time with her sister. Mrs Ora Dav[Jk al * hu u,,> Ufe anri and well-known well-known u now «x Ile where In England. ters-Jones circle meeting and pot ­ Twp. were Sunday dinner guests of at Andrews rectory in Grand Rapthis part of the country. Mr ’and Mra. M J Norris were tl»e Olenn Solomon family. I id,. ,t pj o'clock Saturday fore­ luck dinner at the home of Mrs. is. at tlie Clifford Davis home south I through hnrt the retiring Iwr, two years ago Ha He had Hastings shoppers Saturday. They Mr. and Mra. Arthur'Geukes spent noon. Oct. 17. The bride ta a niece of Philip. Bender. Thursday was well of town. name of being a good workman, an attended. Thc west side social club Jhornapple - Kellogg school is called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wilk­ Sunday afternoon with hls parents Mr Cryan. honest man doing hls work with ins southeast of Hastings and spent In Byron Center. | The Alle-Bar Farmer* dub met attended in a body and spent thc cloned this Thursday and Friday speed and satisfaction. the evening with Mr. and Mrs. OrMr. and Mrs. Gerald Rogers of wtlh Mr nnd Mra. Philip Bender. afternoon with Mra. Will Kroiw- while the teachers are attending InMiddleville friends are glad to lie Fisher nt Dowllg. itter. . Btltute at Grand Rapid*. Hastings were Bunday vtaltora of her Friday evening with a godd attendMax A <Arlle) Bixler who We Mrs. Thomnt are am Informed luiormca that uiai mis iiwm- i Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Herbert Herocrt Thorpe morpe and ana hear ----- that ..... parente. Mr. and Mra. James Pol- ance. Friends will be sorry to hear that liemus. Gerald and his brother, j The South Thomapple Farm Bu- as Taggart and baby of Muskegon uttle daughters of Kalamazoo, spent £ “ “IMton cadetat Randolph Mra. Jennie Norri* is still confined Field, Texas, has been specially Haroid. have enlisted in the nlr reuu group met at Lhe home of are coming to Uve wiUi her mother.. t)k> weekend at the home of her selected for training it* a pilot In corpa. They were at Kalamazoo on Mra. Myrta Jackson on the west Mrs. Harvey Miller and family *s parent* Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hole*. better at this writing. Friday and will have their final county line, Thuraday evening for Mr. Taggart ha* enlisted in Uie and to visit with her brother conveyed to his mother. Mra. I-cna Mrs. Ella Doud and Jake Adrian| Charles who is home on furlough physical this Tuesday, and if accept- i regular meeting. The following offl- army and left for service. Bixler. In a congratulatory letter son called on Mr. and Mrs. Ell Lind­ According, to reports, our town Is from California. rd .will leave Immediately for the cera were elected for the coming from Major General H. R Hannon sey. Saturday. South. 1I year—Chairman. Mrs Myrta Jack- to really be on the map *don with . Mrs. Tony Gles*eman nnd her ot that field. We haven't heard Mra. Geo. Adrianson. Mrs. Lewstreet signs and house numbers, parents. Mr. and Mra. Ernest VerMIm Florence Bender of Grand gon; vice chairman, Clarence Longyet of any of the Middleville boys Rapids was home for the weekend, street; .secretary-treasurer. Dnory The work to be done by lhe Con-' meulen were Friday dinner guests who aren't making good and we are m jomuuii, ui.. hiiu ptra. k*eo. ens ot Neeley were Kalamazoo ] Her parents took her to the city ptnkbelner; discussion leader. Wal- sumers Co It may *urprise some of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Farnsworth of proud of them all. shoppers Friday. Sunday afternoon and caked on rel- |Icr Cr Bender: O*car Fink....... ucuaer. assistant, MBMiaiit, vimuii riiut- residents to find they live on Lin-1 Hastings. Mrs. Chas Parker accompanied The p. T. A. met Friday evening —’.^l. Helper Mrs. ERalph Harper z' of Flushing is allvex. । belner; publicity chairman. Mra. coin. Washington. Liberty. Lafayher daughter-in-law. and daughter Mr. and Mrs James Hoogerhyde Emory Finkbclner; repreaentatlve ette, Sherman. Cherry. 1st, 2nd. 3rd. vlsiUng hL* parents, Mr. and Mrs. net uau«,ii<:t-ui-iaw. anu uaueiwi at the schoolhouse. Officers electMrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Ro-1 ed were: Pres, Pauline Boulter; V. of Grand Rapids were Monday din- of WOman leaders. Mrs. Oscar Fink- 4th or Mh street all of which are । w R. Harper I Mrs. Margaret Mullis of Parmelee num Falspausch of Hastings to Ann Pre.% Helen Shepard; 8ec.. Dolly ncr Kuesta of Mr. and Mra. W. K.. belner; recreational leader. Mra. Ed named on the village map. Mrs. Floy Austin Is making some wa* taken quite ill Sunday and her Arbor. Saturday where she visited Schley; Trees. Margaret Johncock. Llebler Jackson. her son Albert Parker nnd family. The next meeting will be the sec- I Thc Stewart Relglcr family has | Mra Arthur Valentine and two Improvements on her home on t children came to care for her. I moved from the Johnson house on small sons, accompanied Mr. and Grand Rapids St, and will soon: Mrs.'Anna French, who had been Ttie gtrls attended the football ond Friday night In November. Mrs. E- A. Parker. Elizabeth and Grand Rapids BL to thc Rieneram* Mra J. L. Valentine of Hastings, to move from the (arm south ot town.' spending ten days with her broth- game. Harold has completed hls FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE place east of town. The Robert Grand Rapids. Sunday where they known a* the E. Sharp place, which i era, Ackley, Loren and Ferd John- basic training at Camp Woltera. girl friend of Hastings called on! ahe sold to a Mr. Doty of Ovid who 1»» - nthwr n-i>Hv*« left an Texas and moved tn another camp Mr*. Jennie Norris and Locv. Mrs. ■ Ingeraon family, former occupant* vtalted relatives. having moved bsck to Grand Rap- ' Mr. and Mrs. Finest Davis of will move about Nov 1. Mra. Laura Thursday for Grand Rapids where Ids. recently. I Martins were Sunday gueata of Ute Curtis and children who were oc­ she will visit before going to her cupying thc Austin home havehome at Scottville. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Kenyon and ciifTord Davis, family, last week. Mra. JJack Bowman who children. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Elwood, Mr. and Mr*. Ed Farnsworth and moved to the Allen Cleveland house; Mr. and Mrs. । have been '.;..„.gliving In the Flo Taylor and children. Ml** Vivian William U)c Waiter Thomas family of Has- an weat Main St. Wayne Finkbclner. son of Mr. and -------------------home on East* **Main St. have moved nnd Leon Williams, visited their' Un8a. were visitors at the Ernest Mrs. Lewis Finkbelner has been opto her father's farm in the Star uncle and family at Cedar Springs.. Vermeulen home. Sunday. district near Hastings. Sunday. ' Robert GUleU ot Chelsea spent home on furlough from a southern school ... ■ । Mra. Calvin Streeter of Gun take Mrs. Burdette (Bud) Clsler. who (Tuesday and Wednesday ot last camp. Ferd Johnson 1s sUU confined to is spending a few days with her slsmldes on Uie Van Horn place near ^ek with his parent* and sisters, the Coldwater bridge, was taken to Mr. and Mra. T. I. Ollett. Marilyn hl* bed al his home west of town ■ ter Mra. Minnie Johnson, while Cnl with a severe bronchial cough. Mrs.! and hl* brother Willis are on a Pennock hospital Friday, seriously and janeL 1U. Latest report* of her condition | Carlton Swift, who was recently Johnson also U quite poorly j hunting expedition near Hlghbrldge. h that there 1* not much change. •--* ---j into --------*— •-----------■» — Robert Hoover of Chicago, spent ■ Mra. William Carmichael and UtInducted service, has moved on the weekend with hls parent*. Mr. I tie son of Hillsdale spent from PriHer smallest daughter. Lavina la to Camp Crowder. Mo. staying with, her grandmother Van­ The Mothers club of T-K school and Mra. Reed Hoover, *ouUt of day evening until Sunday with her Horn. ‘ ’ opened Ita season Tuesday, with town. Their daughter. Mrs. Walt' grandmother and uncle. Mrs. MatMrs. Ray Lyons entertained fif­ lhe new president, Mrs. Russell Harrison and children of lhe north- I tie Lynd, and Max Lynd and wife, teen ladles on Wednesday, to a Bender and nearly fifty mothers In east vicinity were also Sunday , William Joined her for Sunday din­ shower honoring. Mrs. Russell Solo­ attendance. The afternoon's pro­ guests. • ner at the Max Lynd home. Mra. mon. Many lovely gifts were re­ gram was much enjoyed and consist­ Mra. Flora Hanion vtalted at the । Nellie Thompson also being a guest. ceived nnd refreshments were served ed of kindergarten demonstrations. Emory Plnkbeiner home on the:The Carmichaels were both former by the hastes* Most of the guest*' two solos by Donna Davis, and a west county line Saturday I teachers in the Thornapple-Kellogg wcre former neighbors on the west' playlet given by several of lhe moth­ Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Corson are . school but now live in Hillsdale county line. Mn. Ada Towne of arg. jt was an old-fashioned school in receipt of a letter from their where he ta the County Y. M. c. A. Wayland, sister of Mra. Solomon WRh Mn. Mary Jackson as teacher. son Bob. who Is somewhere on the . secretary. He wa* one of the Pacific, stating he Is now a 3d das* | speakers at the gathering of Y men Merle Dundas has been accepted the pupils needed considerable dis­ radio operator and petty officer, at the Yankee Springs park, over for service und reports for duty the ciplining. Robert joined the navy several years the weekend. 29th. A brother Lloyd was recently The Leo GrifTelh family of Hick-1 ago and has seen plenty of the । Mr*. Vance Sharp came to Mid­ inducted into tlie army. ory Comers, were Sunday evening world since. He state* that the' dleville by bus Sunday afternoon Mra. Harold VanderSchuur. who callers at the home of hls brother. Banner reaches him very ofen and i from Grand Rapids where she had has been with her husband near Harold Oriffeth and family. t* a very welcome visitor The1 spent a few day* with her daughAlpena, was in town last week look­ Connie Beeler of Detroit spent the home folk* are glad to hear of Bob's ter. Mrs Woodrow Gillett Wood­ ing after their personal effects. . row Is in Butterworth hospital conweekend at home with hls parents. advancement. Ib*., William Ferguson and Miss Madge Mr. and Mrs. L R. Beeler. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Rolfe and two I valescing from a very serious operan exceptional animal. Roy Solomon of Grahd Rapids chlldren of Potterville, were Sun-' atlon on hta eye. and will later have । on a sight-seeing trip In the North and Ralph Jackson of Minneapolis. day guesta of her stater. Mra. Wil- J to go to Chicago for further treat- | on Sunday. Minn., were Sunday afternoon call­ liam Sweet and family and all en-' ment. 'Mr. Sharp came after hix; Max Corson of Detroit, spent? a ers of their brother and cousin. joyed a game dinner. wife Sunday evening nnd both re­ Mr. nnd Mra. Claude Kermeen turned to Tensing. Monday where Glenn Solomon and family. Tlie Baptist Missionary society1 spent the weekend at Cheboygan, he is employed. Horace Welch of the Lansing vi­ cinity has been spending a few days with hlr daughter. Mn. James Oli­ ver and family south of town. All were visitors of Mn. Hattie John­ son. Friday evening. ?‘n"'.'i1.01?.'..,.* .... .«<- u- NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CORPORATION AUCTION SALE Due to ill health, I offer at Public Auction the following list of personal propMty at my form 4} miles west of Hastings on M-37 or 7 mites southeast of MiddhviUa aa M-37 on TUESDAY, OCT. 27,1942 Commencing ot 1 o'clock E.W.T., we offer the following: 8 HORSES Black mare, 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. Black mare, 3 yrs. old. wgt. 1400 lbs. Black mare, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. Black mare, 2 yrs. old, wgt. 1100 lbs. Grey mare, 13 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Grey mare, 14 yrs. old, wgt. 1250 lbs. Yearling mare colt Yearling horse colt HARNESS line of strong. Ids Ls visiting her brother. Paul and family west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Orion Thaler and baby son of Gull take spent the id bodyby serv- Observe ent has >ch day. A milk >r cook­ If* your turn to take guard duty now! Uncle Sam has warned mb that we must the < home of her father. W. P. Corson. Sunday afternoon they at­ tended the funeral of hls uncle. Syra for they hove to lost us • long time. Guord ogoinst the hoxords of winter CTORY grocers. Middleville relatives were notified I I LK ville after a two yean* Illness. Mrs. M. the former Anna Belle Poster, wax born In Eaton Rapids Funeral services were held at Greenville on Thursday with burial In Owoaso. s RY Mtingg । tig ' ent*. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Thaler, In Leighton Twp . Mrs. Herbert Hand and Mra. Jess Crossett of Grand Rapids spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Claude Rosenberg, in northwest Thomapple. MIm Jean Smith of the T-K fn cully spent the weekend at her home In Nashville. Mr. and Mrs Robert Pierce of vllle boy. Besides the husband she leaves a daughter. Mra. Donald Dodds, who with her two boys, will make her home with her father, as her husband Is in service as a den­ tist < Mrs. B. C. 8wlft accompanied by her daughter. Miss Betty, and Miss Martha Schad. were at Ann Arbor. Saturday and saw the football game 3 sets double work harness Horse collars ' 8 COWS Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh 2 mas. Roan cow. 3 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 20 Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 3 Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Oct. 23 Black and white cow, 8 yrs. old, due Jan. 9 Guernsey cow, 8 yrs. old, due Jan. 24 Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, duo Apr. 5 Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Apr. 6 Thexa are all high producing cowi, all straight and O.K. temperatures! Let us be the soldiers who Jersey steer duties. See about our Winter-Service today! VULCANIZING AND GENERAL TIRE REPAIRING ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime C.,. Haitians, Batteries, WteiaNeM Wiper* MitUgaa ▼ alsaalxlag PIGS Sow and 9 pigs, 4 wks. old O.I.C. stock hog, wgt. 325 SHEEP 7 head ewes CHICKENS 40 White Leghorn hens, year old HAY AND GRAIN 150 bu. dots 200 shocks of corn Quantity of 1st and 2nd cutting alfalfa hay MACHINERY 2 good high wheeled wagons Double wagon box and spring seat Self dump rako John Deere mower, nearly new Spike tooth harrow Land rellar John Deere walking 2 horse cultivator Riding cultivator Ona horse cultivator 2 Oliver 99 plows mm crate Grind stone Log chains Com shelter TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sola, nothing to bo removed until settled for. BEN BOWMAN, Owner CURT SOLOMON, Auctioneer ALVIN SMELKIR, i �FAOI BIX THE HASTINGS BANNTft. THURSDAY. OCTOBER tt, 1*4! Vice M. A. L.AMB1E Pre*. * Cashier A New Epoch in Banking Oldest Original Outstanding Chartei . Bonki"9 is entering another epoch in its The following is thc schedule of service fees adopted by history. It is one in which there will be op­ thc Hastings City Bank effective November 1, 1942 to supersede existing schedules. serve tha Pub,ic b*y°"d I 111B,nkIni <»“» °r Town Cheek. no uncertain term*. anything that has Vet occurred I W,l‘ fr°T A cbMML shall be made for ■ The hank* of the country are 11 j x-x .i *9:00 A. M." to 5:30’P? M of each th as os onejday onp.L?S ’ ‘noulof.townc“«**«• it i« '■•’•*»£«*«• "ith tl'r roponsibilily Upon tO prove anew its worth excepting Sunday and holl- cording • to lbs following - acheduie: • oidert original (IU|. <;H"r"iViing banking M-ni.c t.. of the great institutions of the American Cheeks up to 110.00 5c ■' of government. The problems caused ‘ pZX™ Check* from <10.00 to *100.00 10c jeriod* of great cliungr llirmigh which it has pa>*cd— IIcrca.mg thc ned f1(r Mich by a changhng economy, a war effort and a .,or "ll no account »haii Checks over *10000. 10c per In addition, the loca-1 . ■ । . ... . ' a 10SK lL° lhe bank *10000 or fraction thereof panics, boom limes, dull time? T1'"*'; . ’ ------ ;-----‘ .,»« .j post-war period are and will be severe. The "‘u,rexpenscorotherBCCOU”U' and prosperity have not shaken ’!,,n °*. ■ ■Pr',d-'"P P' . , i_ ii • x ■ । . ior 0,her depositors. There shall it. Tlirough all the years lhe nation f* shifting. lrmioubt------challenge is to maintain its stability and tojbc no exceptions to this rule, u Checks, and Money Orders community has had a continuous f’Hy there arc millions of people the nation o banking service which willlS/iK.SSrtut^iSSwu^Z The following schedule banking institution undisturbed , , l,un,ry <»dnv wl... r. '.«■, charges shall be made: by the .hanging times of each “'S1' ^«ntly ........ have .... come into uucnuu.oy adequately meet meet the needs of the public. Up to 110.00 5c new .decade. ,‘ / ■ ;'!hdo this it must study the needs of the public *10.00 lo *50 00 10c mg facilities .... *53.00 to tlOOOO ...,15c 56 Ycors Your Servant lvalue to them. and b^ingenious enough to re-mold present ’ T,??*," 1 BCCOl ! nL ' of corporation Over *100 00 1 10 of one . . . . 3 . . . K : official*, member* of firm* or Alni.nl . m.rm.1 nf UK Action Menon Needed raccaca ;I SCTVICCS Ond develop new banking procedure “Uur business concern* regard- Maximum charge ...*1.00 ,ha« pa*«rd since 35 XlbSS! stockholders . . . .i . '■ ■ ’ ... , ni-.!■».<»» tn ?< « organized this faithful banking ! I7«e »i("»ti<m is one thot calls j(TO the extent that banking Service Will bei 1, to the rne ewtenr exrenr (hn» root hnnVine oonKing cervtre service will win Ke iaccount* maintains by_*uch corAnd Thrift Deposits . inslilu'lion and tndav only ’ one i. of ^f” ’’rr *'n,n n,me 'cdiole <I>n|c actimi. aclitm. Banks Bjnk«,■ ■’ wifhin the, reach of everyone who actually <lrm or other bua,nras The rate adopted shall be 1'1 lh™, inn.in. .mon; U-I-Mij -Mr a ’1"* ' farr^ “il1' decreasing d-rr.-ing interinter­ _ . • Main vrar* ago when Gn.vcr i,Ia,r‘i upon j Service Fee Schedule 00 book accounts, the same , neeas 5Ucn service. Checking Account-. ’Pt*1'’ <o Ume certificate de­ |J demand' for addition.il1 service 1j A unltam pl... or dull ;•»»*>-• '"■«* i with costs of operating incr^as-i 'lhe Bank has grown strong 3. The large increase in lhe Importance of he used bared on the activity and Interest on Christman Club and been a faithful servant ber.. , cost of operation in figuring check- And Similar Account, I number of penpie who need and Checking Accounts . ..... ii h.. kept .■'> '!'* Ilk> account*. No minimum bal- ' . . I You ('annul afford'to transact tag nl lhe lime, .nd . haneine eon- T'V" " ", t,1"’'.™1 ,{»' should hate banking service. ance required. All accounts *hall 1 ; No ln,er"1 on Christmas Club of the times and changing conI. Hanking * province anil re­ I lour business without it <heck­ bc figured on a monthly basis AccotiriL*. ®ch,,°1 Savings. Vaca* *» dilions, and has steadfastly ! banking to take m order .that Prom the largest balance remain- I “°n Travel, or similar "purpose" it may place itself in a position sponsibility lo provide the na­ ling account—you have a n adopted a conservative policy of tag on deposit for the full calendar acrounU’ to discharge adequately its re­ tion with adequate banking lu- | for the bills you pay—it building a strong capital struc­ month a 20': reserve Is to be de- c.ntwnm.nt sponsibility to the public. Thc ciHtin. | you less than money orders or mw rt<IP»V7* 11 iie um»win-T<in-'^MT .wt-.i.-i ar|<‘ranirn ________ pitwfttnr‘‘^nit(L. tivirauv -------ture. any other form of payment. You cash, for analysis purposes. Upon 1 A charge of 3c shall be made on That strong capital structure ultimate goal of banking should rvery I। been in operation for many owe it to yourself to handle this balance a credit of 2r: |>cr I Government coufSon*. Other bond fma carried it safely through va- be banking facilities for r*>*ri annum will bc allowed and a , coupons 10c per coupon, r ’" 1 ' chattsing your affairs in a businesslike xjous' panics and depression*. need and everybody using tthem. yc«ra, the rapidly iod through wnh-n manner, 'lhe cost is surprisingly maintenance charge of 35c plus Collection Hem. economic perio_ In 1893 the .financial institutions Bonking Service . ■ 3c for V-K.. each check drawn UKUllUl. against On all Items handled for col­ । mo «oc arc |>aw*iujs. passing, einmiiiui" demands uiai that'Imv. , . I**'" i*n». »>•> minimum balance is re-1 such account and 3c for each out of the county suffered tremen­ It cannot Im- hoped that inter-1 mk-I,'charge, and service Im- in quired.. You simply pav for of ,0*n chcck deposited shall be lection. received or sent out, a dously. 1908 brought another csl income from lhe use of fund. i?|rp wi,|, ,|le ,i,llcs. b|ia, )<>u usecharged Therefore if s sufficient minimum charge of 25c per Kern trying time and in 1929 and sub­ shall be made. In addition, any balance is maintained whereby deposited by customers w ill cum- j sequent years'one of lhe great­ pensate for lhe cost of service lhe credit allowed equals or ex­ collection assessed against the col­ ceeds the analysis charge no lecting bank shall be recovered, as est depressions of our country’s rendered. charge will be made to the ac­ specific charges, from the cus­ history culminated in the his­ tomer. There is being forced upon count. toric Bank Holiday of February, hanking n new approach^ to its Loans Example: 1933. I«el us hope wc never sec functioning — that HASTINGS CITY BANK of selling Each loan made up to *100.00 Balance another like it. But. through it service in a major all out effort. shall be discounted at the time the HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Les* 20'1 reserve all. thc Hastings City Bank re­ loan is made with a minimum .In this change there are funda- < mained steadfast and strung. charge of 50c. This also applies Loanable funds mental principles which bank-, to each renewal. Credit 2'r per annum, credit 40c ing'must consider. One is that, Traditional Banking RESOURCES Purchase, Sale and Shipment per month. Practice* Muit Bo Improved it is Called upon to meet lhe of Stocks and Bonds Maintenance charge 35c Cash on hand and dur from banks .. increased banking needs of the i $830318.39 Ten checks drawn at 3c each 30c Many of lhe traditional bank­ A minimum service fee of tl 00 country on a- ba-i- thnl will as-1 I‘. S. Government Bonds 601.49637 shall be charged, this citnrge to ing practices must be improved sure stability of the banks and j each be in addition to brokerage cxMunicipal Bonds 351.678.93 if we arc to meet intelligently yet furnish the public with an Cnse and other expense involved Other Bonds 59302.68 the challenge of the .new eco­ tidrrniale banking service. the porch*** or sale.. nomic era which is fast taking l-oans and Discounts 250.966.68 The first step for every bank i sha|H*. .Now is the time for all and every banking community is Heal Estate Mortgages .. 233337.06 Servin eimmZZ ’’nprtnung of checks, etc. the bankers to review, critically and ‘ Service charge 40c CO5l of ||Wlll checks, imprinting to ascertain the cost of handling Banking House 35.000.00 thoroughly, all bunking opera­ various types of banking service, j Overdrafts I and numbering of checks and en­ Ijirnitiire & Fixtures .... 10.930.00 vent *tmn|M. A minimum charge of 25c tier • <lor*’nlenl *<ampy rrepresent di­ tions and practices, with a view These costs must be intelligently out-of-the-lxKi day on overdrafts starting the I out-of-thrbocket expense to the discovery of better meth­ .determined. second day after same shows on pnd r°r ‘he benefit of a specific 376.660.31 ods ami ’more intelligent ap­ Bank management may see' the bank records. custnmer customer and m.«» must hbe r~-r.v recovered —A proaches l<> problems. clearly thc change that is corning I . Notwithstanding lhe payment Irom lhe customers. Any expense 1 by the customer of penalties as incurred lor telegraph or tele­ about in banking, but after dec-1 New Challenge to Banking phone service (or lhe Venent ot a ' provided in this section, the bank Capital Stock: adcs of rather lavjshly giving| I should take drastic action witen customer shall be charged for. Banks, like any other line of banking service free, the public Common ____________ ____ ,__ $100,000.00 1 such offense by the customer be­ ■fiusincss. cannot afford to Im-­ will have a full appreciation of comes chronic. Such condition Preferred 25,000.00 The above schedule of charges come static. the value uf banking service and ' results in the loss of respect for Surplus _ 25.000.00 check* by the public consequently. brings up to dale the system that the utilization id banking ! the bank stuul discourage such in force for some tune and is I udividcd -Profit*-. fully calls for an aggressive, service incurs an expense that 24.328.09 , usage by requesting dlscontta- aimed al a more equitable dis­ .intelligent. open-minded. it:-' must be paid for bv someone. Ilesenrs _______________ ' 5.625.00 uance of the account. tribution of costa and bdtler sourcrful approach rather than The factors to be considered Discount Collected. Not Earned' 9.981.82 ' Certification of Checks service to lhe custonta«-4nd the a reactionary. narrow, defensive Total Deposits ... . 2.186.725.40 I For certifying check* a charge public. . altitude. Democracies are today I. The dotrnitard trend oj shall be imposed of 15c for the All accounts shall lu* figured fighting for their lives—they arc interest income. । first 1100.00 and 10c for each $2,376,660.31 on a monthly basis, from the no stronger than the institution* — ... 2. The upuard trend uj op. additional 1100.00 or fraction | thereof with a maximum of *1.00 largest balance remaining on dewhich tomprire them. ” the ' j erating costs. II for such service. |»osit for a full calendar month. Marshall L. Cook, the Bank'* 'fl1 income "’7““ on "n one ?".* b“nd * — venerable President. FINANCIAL STATEMENT SIRS. BETTY HEETER Bookkeeper RICHARD HINKLEY Tran.il Clerk mrs. I Geneva faul Stenograph*.- HARRISON DODDS Director MRS. NELLIE CONOWAY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1942 11 spent last weekend with Mr. and I matrimony on Friday. October 9 by' There will be numerous conces- J tie Brick school tn Irving township Mrs. Wayne Long. |Rev. Pay C. Win*. Woodland. Mr. alons as usual ! Our n»tr fifth and .mi alxth .i«*h — k... grades have Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M. I noon. ' organised a Safety Patrol which will I Cottage prayer aenrico al home ■ Mr. and M mj. uiiu «nia. wuu wcusn -liu ----- —---- ------- - - -_ --­ rimrunnXMn, «m. " “2 'MUy “ »<«>“«•> ?»'’ Philip of Allegan were dinner guests wrrt lhrtr MMnOantt. Mrs. Fender OU . tan. l-rb^w. ho, *., tfta. Ttan mn or on e K inrr Itajl • of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Paul last Bun-! immediately th their home in coau »r.o r.aa a periect unenaance i n ’ Tom Long. Gill Harper and Tom ‘ H. .Brumm attended Grand Grove, the Ernest Smith tenant Mias Mary Alice KiUon of South ' Also Hands for ice cyrsm. candy.-the tint mn six a weeks, Norris ot Grand Rapids visited Mr. Chapter of Um O. E B of Mlchlhouse, which they had Just nicely popcorn, donuts und cider — and We were glad .... . M V------------‘ ‘ to have MIm Loeke B4***v“ and Mrs Wayne Long on Thuraday gan at Grand Rapids last week Bend. Ind . visited her brother and 1, furnished. A reception was given visit uv Tuesday afternoon and aid ■ *cho°1 •*2® A _■». and enjoyed the first day's hunting where he had Uie honor of being family, Supt. and Mn. H. A. Kit- them by their parents in their new keep up your energy during the in I our eye testing. in Woodland. Mr. and Mra. Tom----------" a Guard. 1 home -the following Sunday nftcr- excitement of the evening. Christian ESdeavor 7:30 P. M. Long spent the weekend with ids. Herald Clastic attended Grand •nd. Her father. ‘Levi Kitson who noon. Worship nuwup and iuu sermon, ftciiuiM*. evening ciciuii* of ha* been visiting In Woodland for , The Country Store will offer Ita parent*. i Several from thl* place alien Chapter ot the I. O. O. F. at Bay aevcrai weeks returnea to nis name ■ —nt n * usual 10:00 A. M. "Rahy Day" Sundayi Oct. 25th 1:00 P. M. ' array of farm products and services will begin the tunenq orvloea at MIm 1 Mr. and Mra. Raymond McLeod City from Monday until Wednes­ will be Rally Day in all services. I:1 Evangelistic oik In Syracuse. Ind., with her. . Wnodland woman's Study Club 1baked coeds. and children spent the weekend with day. Sunday. Nov. 8th. We. ti.roo vn<ir Shaffer nt the G *r ehurch Thl Theme ot Sermon "Hie Day ot The Woodland High school band Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Faul and met at thc school house last Tuc»cooperation in this effoii her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wil­ give a concert immediately af- 1 grandson Jack Arnie were dinner day evening. October 13 with Prt*l- will ’ liams. 11:00 A. M. A special Rally Day th£“‘tended Ministers Retreat at Kala- guests of Mr. and Mrs Clarence; dent Mr*. Ann* Dell presiding at ter lhe dinner hour. During the program witn nil clmwes of I 1 PniJer n«*Un« Mrs Chas Bennett of Middleville Kowalsryk and Mias Mary Kowal* Amlc at their home in Battie Creek’the business meeting. Mra Yvonne isupper in the school cafeteria an visited Mra. LeRoy Perkins and school taking part Kart ”• ' MIm Barbara -Bailey of Hastings lart Bunday. Mrs. Arnie and son;Town* held a Citixenithlp fculx orchestra wyk of Middleville. Mr. ant Mra. under the*1 direction of Bunday ' ' daughter Audrey from Tuesday un­ Eckarat. superintendent. J i KOlrrn unwyp Gordon came to Woodland last wh | Ch had prepared by Mrs. Joe ■ Mix of Hastings will play. • ' til Friday. I 7:45 P. M E L. nt O E. Ton* । “ 111 ™ Wednesday und stayed until SunGerald McMillen upd Mrs Town*, Solicitors will be calling on lhe . Mbs Virginia Hesterly of Grand Rev and Mrs. McCue of Freeport' .^JTWSk "Great Persons In Church History' day Witcher parents. Mr and Mrs I This covered all ptiaae* of ciUwm- residents i of thc various school dis- led by Jerry Bales. Rapids nnd M^ss Doris Hesterly of and Mrs. Alice Gardner w FM T’AA rmetiM at*Bow,attended neeCCTd Ur MMr*lyn 01 arand w^raYour. Theme Allegan spent the weekend with gusta nnd Mr. Charles Boyd of Cli­ Paul. Mr. Arnie Joined them fo: *mPi |U privileges, its-dutie* and itricta Ulis week mid next iiisuh: ui of tauioiu sermon "wuu God's■ whukc Choice." . ~‘e • i. a. meeting ai nowne i^cn- Sunday dinner guesta of Mr. and' the weekend. Little Jack, who was requirements. A paper on the "A. , co-cqicraliim is sought in this part their parents. Mr. and Mra. Chas. max. Ladles Auxiliary at the church lcr Friday evening. WU1 Bntj daughter: ■ injured by\an automobile three 1 B C's of Propaganda" wa* (liven by nf , lhe work especially for what is Hesterly. 28. Wednesday Mr. and Mn* Loren Gardner of Gwendolyn. weeks ago Sunday, was able to go Mfs. Kar| Eckardt. A 1 icontributed helps to assure a finan- ; Oatober Midweek prayer service Thursday Grand Rapids were Bunday.guesta ------------ <•»----------------I nnd son Francis accompanied by Mrl ryu rtated that in response daily , lucccarful fair, which In turn Sunday dinner guesta ut the home Mr. and Mn. Ogle Flanigan nnd home with htayparrnta. Hls leg in Cltolr rehearsal Friday. of their mother. Mra. Alice OardWAYNE CO 8UPKKV1BOBS which a bone w^s cracked has had. t0 inquiry sent io^lhc Starr Comson Roger of south Woodland spent the splint removed and lie U able mOnwe*lfh about the Club sending Foreign Day Program, Sunday.' ncr and Uncle Emory Use. OPPOSE IT • Klrshman of Kalama wo. Saturday and Sunday In North to get about u Utils bit. . Henn Johnson of Bownc Center A communication was sent lo tha | eanptd fruit this fall, n barrel of flhvc October Mth. We mean Novemher 1 Mr. and Mra. Lester Noble and Manchester. Ind., where they vis­ Thc annual Fall Convocation ot wa., a caller on hls sister. Mra. Jen- Barry county board of supervisors Out of town visitors at the~V, R -etppty cans were received and club nl the school fair Remember Fri­ family of Vicksbuig spent Sunday ited their daughters. Miss Mary , the Kalamazoo District Evangelic- nle Pardee Friday. by the Board af SupcnUon ot " ’ ” nternber* wcre urged to leave can- day, . October 30th. with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Durr Townsend and Mia* Ruth Flanigan. ith Bridee Youns P«»Pte’‘ u,llon W|U Mr and Mrs Virgil Huey and w*rne county asking that Hwy da Oliver Densmore of Manistee. 'ned fruit with Mr*. Dell tn the next Entertain With Bridge Ana. 1,1 Stowell. . , who are attending college there. CtaSta n:“1 “ “» »WUU1 thUd „„ oUI , ducuvu ,to1 „„ lk„ .. ctuiuiru wvre „ wutia a, .a (tax ----- -tan a. — taltaiu* —-—- 7—7 «■ —7 talM ........ Mr. nnd Mn C Mr. and Mrs. Ward Plant, and ; Mr. arid Mrs Car! „ EW,ul> Mrs Catherine Sjilndler of Battle C . Hewitt. , s.turd*' Ri.nirdax- -eta. church. Saturday. November 7.lh. . the -■ •Lacey --------- — aft• hnm -* for •»* —— Porritt ■home Sunday „') ome «®«mtatent Wayne Glen Densmore of Harting*. Ws* TYa was served by the committee . falllh W--U1U ,. hm . h „ daughter* Beverly und Bonnie vta- Agn,.., Hewitt and Mr *n<LMr». Ho­ enioon Wayne supervisors claim that if this ped her parent*. Mr. and Mra Ml- ward Hewitt accompanied by Mra Betty Wotring of Lansing. Mr,- and with |!rs Florence Kitson and Mrs nlng when Mr and Mrs. Karl Paul • Brethren Mr and Mrs. Ray Richardson and amendment shall be adopted, it lull Trumbo from Friday until Sun- . Ed. Snobta of Lake Odessa were Mr*. Laird Wotring of Grand Rap- Vesta Born presiding at Uie tea entertained with two tables of Arthur L Dodge, pastor Mr nnd Mra. Arthur Ingeraol of would ** J"*1 10 bridle. • ■ .. day. Sunday dinner guesta of Mr and ids. Mrs. Maude Wotring at Nash- table. 10: 00 A. M. Worahlp and sermon. Grand Rapids were dinner guest-, of “un'y of Detroit and would • vllle and many local callers. Mr Glenn Mead Is Victim •( Hunting Mr. and Mrs. Billy Adriunce of -Mr3 Thomas Brower of Grand Theme: The Fiery Trial and the Mr. and Mrs. Art Richardson Sunharmful to all the people of thia and Mrs Harold Ha rick and two Accident ...„ Grand Rapid., were overnight guest* Rapids. Way to Endure. day. Mr. and Mrs. John Rlcliardson Thl* "home rule" amendment The opening of thc local hunting. creek, with their two *ons. Jack and ut tlie home of her sister and hus•— Kantncr •*—•--------of • »•— ­ children of Lakeville. Ind . visited MLns- Jean No. •• Man of Carlton were afternoon callers. appear on the amendment ballot •------ hr •’—J •tn ­ > 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. where Li -----employed band. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hynes. chester. mu. .peux i.. v w W«„u Mr. nnd Mra. Wotring a Week ago season. Thursday morning, was Gordon, — Ind. spent the weekend । Lesson: "Steps Toward the Solu; marred by an accident. defense work nt WUcox-Rlch. Mr. and Mra. Fred Stowell of ]y,r panmt*. Mr and Mra. Guy Sunday. tlon of the Alcohol Problem " ' patiitd Mr and Mrs Francis Shaf­ -lection Weekend guesta of-Mr anti Mrs Glenn Mead, son of Mrs Harlan Newark. Ohio culled on Mr. and Kantncr. Gods People of old were com- fer of East Bowne to St. Johns SunMrs. Milan Trumbo Sunday after- . Ur BIId Mrs Gager arid Victor Sawdy were Mrs. Bawdy's Smith of Grand Rapids, who has Amnng theFM<irti£ that have n,and,:d lo «‘Ve lhc IjOrd onc ,cv' (otaM !ta Bta Crow. <(' lte,r noon. ' »on mui Morgan naui|i.iu of w Grand uiauu Rapid* vta-xa- sister and family. Mr. and Mr? j been making hl* home with hl-. The United States has about 20,000 I Enin Mishler. James Hunter and yrar old son from »unt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. Will Mrs. Homer McAllister — ------and -----------• “P*1-------ited Mr. Mrs. — Welby Crockford Mrurlcc Holcomb and family of moving picture theater*. | Hauer in West Woodland and al­ nursing kit? are WSC8 of the Mrth- , of lhelr Increase. Should we not daughter Joytri- ofKulatnnroo vis- of E-at latnaing aiient the week- Saginaw Grand Rapids were Bunday guests c-di-t church. Blue Star Mothers'|'do as much? ited Mr. and Mrs LeRoyPerkins (.n(J wllh hls paren& and Don Wai- ■ <nr -~ "Remember tlie Sabbath day to oi their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. .. —llunUiiS fo.MlIn, nn TK.. Tnrm rt» mm- rlub. Clmerfill*-Helpers Birthday .from ----- w-,..-.. b'.-and Jack mu In some good hour* ‘ Donnn McMillen) ot Sunfield, an* oiTTfie Hdtifr Inrm in comFriday until Sunday. nounce the the b'-»« birth of aSion ■ at’ «"*Has- nnnv nany with with a n nelahbor neighbor bov. boy. Bvron Byron club. Woman's Study club and keep It holy." D. Holcomb. with fine results nounce Mr. nnd Mr?. Hcrmhn Winkler hunting : j The Methodhl Church Mr. and Mrs. George Keller of nnd children nf Luke Odewui were , Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller of De- tings. tings. October Octobe 12 al « M * M. Con- Hesterly. son of Mr und Mrs. Cha* many individual donations. Novetn- i। Rev. George Wingur. Pastor Gull lake were guests Sunday of . Hesterly. also of West Woodland tier 1 l» the dale by which all con- ' Sunday visitor* of Mrs. clam troll spent part of last week with ' graluiat'iuns. gratulatlons । 10:00 A. M. Morning worahlp their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. R. Bulling of Camp' The gun. carried by thc biter ter Txiy boy tribiitlon* must bc in Klopfenstein nnd Herbert Shartle. her sister and husband, Mr. and’i Tech V. " John ,n 11:15 A. M. Sunday school and Mrs. Clare Eash. -----------------------------------------i of or the IVoodtentl 1'. B. Church New* . Hood. Texas, is visiting hls parents, ,was discharged, with much Mrs. Arthur Allerding. Mm. Dorr Mr* Geo. Parrott. . Mias Conine Hcm visited from nbout th-- face. u“ striking Glenn ----- • — ■ The monthly mreUmt of Uie Kll-: 8:00 P. M. Young People's Service Stowell nnd Mra Goo. Forman at- ■ Mi and Mrs. Jerry Fiiher and Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling for a '-shot I Tuesday 7 P. M. Choir practice. Thursday until Sunday in Kalamatended O E H Grand Chapter nt few days thl, week. He with hls | head and chert, nt about a distance Patrick W.MA »as held al Uie home of Mr* Bernard Black. Thura- ; Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek servGrand Rapids from Tuesday un- • .Thursday for Cnmp Crowder. Mo., parents and brother and wife. Mr of fifty feet. Mrs. Jennie Pardee accompanied til Thursday. Mrs. Allerding stayed where they will visit their son Corp. and Mr*. Rolfe Bulling of Hasting* ’ He was rushed tn Bulteraorlii day. Oct. 16th. 'nitre was a fine Our preaching mission begtm Mrs. Alden Porritt and Mrs. Lydia with her ulcer. Mrs. Harlan Smith i Don Duncan. They expect to be were guesta at a dinner given tn hoepltal in Grand Rapid*, where group prezent t» enjoy a busy day next Sunday night at 7:45. Tluunci Mrs Stowell and Mrs. For-',• tau..v uv > his Jionor Monday evening at the everything b being done to save his gone nuu about a week Rev. John Bullock, par.lor of tlie man vtalted Mr. and Mrs. Will Janice Crick ford visited her sis- । home of hls mint and uncle. Mr. eyesight shot entering both eye­ A M. to start work on two com­ Sunfield Methodist church, will be forter?. Also work was begun on Brununler. ter and husband. My. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Arthur Allerding. On balls. lhe speaker each evening. These Rev. nnd Mrs. Oco. Wingard anti soldier's knapsacks. A splendid Herbert Shartle. Jr. was a gurat ’ Hynes nf Holt over the weekend. ; Tuesday he wa* honor guest at a ■ services will begin Sunday night nt lhe home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Mr and Mr* Jay Vrugglnk and dinner at the home of his brother a group of young people frt.m the dinner nt noon and program ip were high points of the ; and each evening through ThuraBooher Sunday. , daughter Sharon of Battle Crok-t’l. Hastlhgs nnd on Wednesday hL, Methodist church were at the hos­ afternoon ai.. (day. Wc ought to have.one hunMrs. H. A Kitaon vtalted her aunt are visiting her parents. Mr. and parents gave a dinner for him at pital to see him Friday evening nnd i> legates nnd others are planning rirrd. also Sunday afternoon. He sufMrs. Vina Miller of Vicksburg Sal- Mrs. Geo- Parrot; Lius week. । their home In Woodland. to attend the Conference Convert- services. Every church member rawoeit. Jr., ur.. ana son. Mr. and -.«• Mrs. -Robert -------------------------urday find Sunday. Mrs. c. C- st E. Fawcett. und son' Crockfordmany wounds from the shot Due to thc death of my mother. Mrs. Edna Milter, I frl<^ ought to be present FolOak Park 111 returned to her were Sunday guesta at the home on hta chert nnd about hi-i.ice and lion ot Christian Education. FriMr. hiul Mrs. Chiton Mlel and ■of . daughter Mary l.ou visited her par­ home last Sundiu- after several of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Town-i head. Every Jiope is held that he d.v.' evening and Saturday. Oct.; lowl,1« l»w preaching mtaaion will will sell the following items at her home iti Freeport on aird and 24th. at Caledonia. , come the visitation work of the send of Ionia. ! will make a complete recovery. ent-. Mr nnd Mis Thoma.'. Daoust Families will bc visited Mrs. George Faul visited her son . Flam, for P. T. A. School Fair IteiK* Woodland Township School News I church. cf Blanton over the weekend. Mrs. F. E Jordan of Lansing. Mr. ----------— . High school English and Latin ; »Hh an effort U> securing decision, Completed Mrs. Cha* fwrlee of South Wood­ and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott. Mrs. nnd family. Mr nnd Mrs. Chas. Futil are working to- Clus*es arc starting the second six-1 for Christ. _____ untill *" All committees * ‘ ' land was taken Sunday to Pennock Lawrence Hilbert and Miss Lorena of Hartings from Wednesday ZJan Commencing at 1:30 o’clock. On yl ‘" Lutheran Church hoipital. Hastings tn the ambulance Hilbert were last Sunday dinner Friday of last week Cr. Friday r ’wards the Annual School Fair lo be weeks period with special ■ stress on Paul W Geiger. Pastor 30. ,-tiortlni? -os of woij words, spelling. il uses Ls. nunctnation punctuation ! visit with held Friday evening. October 30 for medical treatment. guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walt,. they left for a weekendi visit 10 00 A. M. Sunday school The minstrel show will lie the and sentence structure. 5 rooms of household goods; player piano with about Mr. nnd Mrs Leon Tyler of East, M(1 ,V ,last w Wed„cu. Mr „.. w ...... nnd Mra ..Raymond Faul nnd Mrs.. Lawrence rBU1 Paul IC left _ 11:00 A. NL Morning worship show of the evening und will be i Woodland arc receiving congrntula- nr^u>. jn company with her sister »on* of Chicago. „„„ mun(1 „,milu u and Mrs. Chas. W11»Mr. „. ,, ___________________________________________ , Mbs'Doris Whitney, teacher I 3:30 P M. Lutheran Gospel Hpur150 rolls; Clavier or practice piano; living room suite; Mrs. Williams held .in lhe Assembly room. Prac- . Hom un the birth of a daughter husband,„..Mr. — and ** “ Gordon weighing eight pounds at Pennock Rnwlader ot Grand Rapids for visited her brother Pvt. Norman C. • He- Iras started and It promise.- to : Mrs. Kenneth Hager visited our sponsored by Lutheran ChariUea bedroom suite; oil burner; wood range and other arti­ hospital on Friday. October 10. Th» Florida. They expect to bc gone Russell at Ft. Curter last Sunday. I outdo all prevUm* minstreli—and rr-m last Wednesday. i t,ver CKLW. young lady has been ntmvd Sherrh ntotu thrre weeks"~ ' Pvt. Russell, formerlv of Petoskey, that's saying a lot. : — ------------------------.......... ia.iu i.m- iuMir, n<.,ta->a Rhj»rri! ' _*—. .,___ —---, i T*.., x>,.«M>u rnrai.tiu nt Pnm.kev that's xavint? a lot. . David Blood i« back in school* Wednesday evening, choir will re­ cle* too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH. . . .wing .................. .. week. -.-.v I henr.v nt R'30 P M Kay Mm. Tyler nnd daughter reca,) Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs is being sent to Sherman Field.; Another big attraction will be the aher siek a h of lhe United Brethren in Hmnid iinHw InnHxr uhrrr 1^-' T.wn, wlx>r« Iw wilt bn.Ui^UxJtU;..J<-, bn-111. Ute Mfir I ”— '* W* a*-“' -nx—--- ’.WIk'SJJL: i- -- I .UpHtott-JLflWU' . —■ school last f ■Huwnni tfevriV.-e^^'G<»epM.««UTa4»a.ju^r*Jw.MW ’Whg Tpmi)'Jt entered Christ of lhe Air Force.f, ranging ‘Or matches ...I,. nnd will xnununy. Monday. nv He oua has wsu been going to name S Division UIVISIUII ui ter. Mrs. T. W. Thompson of Tucson. Will Snoblc of Lake Odessa visited chanlc's i I. H. Osgood. Minister i relatives _ r>at —Remits .... n<» r.vn>tnninkrr Aris. Im curing for them. and City । 1' ui.. MLss n Raul Fenstamaker. daughter daughter > ;train train the the rantestants. contestants. Boxing Boxing Ir.is n-hool In in nninri Grand Rnnld* Rapids. Remus lyid Howard rm.. 1029 , Woodland Second Grade Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Austin and last !srt Sunday. Mrs. Agnes Hewitt of Mr. and Mrs. Ployd FenMamaker somewhat —- ‘in line with some train‘ *------ ”— Mr*. Mildred Nowicke, teacher .; Morning worship 10ib0 A. M. baby nf Lansing were Bunday din­ who has been visiting her sister, of the Holmes district. Woodland ing that Mr. Moon has luid and *0 . Joyce Logan brought us the book I ner guesta at the home of his sis­ Mrs. Jessie Holmes of Newago re- township and Darrel Cunningham, this should be well worth attend;"TBe Bum Bam Clock". We en-i ter and husband. Mr. and Hrs. Her­ turned home with them. ! son of Mr. and Mrs Cecil cunnlng- ing. ------------ — •——•- * — joyed the story very much. Miss Edith Jankens of Bay City • ham ot Ionia county were joined in ald Classic. M. the chicken supper und It is hopedlo Mr* Harper visited our room re­ have many advance sales for a sup­ cently. per which Is sure to equal those of We are sorry that Maurice Moore . , other years which me.nu it will be has moved away. He will attend tops. You may secure your tickets . the Darby school in Ionia county. from Mrs. Gene Reuther nnd Mary Third Grade Lons and their corps of workers In 1 Mr*. Hilda Baas, teacher Woodland, Glenn Covert in Lake Mra. Kenneth Hager and Mrs. Odessa. Carl Niethamcr or Mrs. Ag­ Ralph Ekkens visited our room reI cently. nes Fisher in Hastings. The Ag boys and their Instructor. Wc are very sorry that l*ois Ro­ 'T>on McCormick are planning to put gers Is absent from school because on an exhibit of their work of cf Illness. Hoving decided to quit farming. I will have an Auction Sale at my farm in Section i which Woodland will be proud. Rib­ Martha Ann Smith has gone back 9, Hope twp., 11 miles southwest of Hastings or a mile southwest of Brush Ridge bons will be awarded for first, sec­ , to LanMni: to school; school on ond nnd third place in each class We have made Hallowe'en lan­ shown. } terns and pictures and are planning Exhibits of the grade children will a Hallowe'en party. bc on display in the History room: Fourth and Fifth Grades I The 4-H sewing nnd canning Mr:. Martha V. Smith ‘'Stroups'are also planning n fine ex­ 1 Junior TOklUehd wa* a recent I hiblt. An antique display and ex­ visilor of our room. hibit will be shown in the Sewing Our stamp money amounted to Starting at 1 o'clock E. W. T. the following described property will bc offered: . Room, nils should bc worth a vis- 17.75 last week. Several boy* ana i It from nntlque lovers knowing lhe girls have started new stamp book* choice things owned by Woodland Gordon and Harold Brown .resident*. brought two Tiger Salamanders, Poikcr pulley for Model A Ford. I It is planned to have a lutzaar Howard Boulmer five baby turtles. 20 ft. 5 in. bolt, nearly new. again as It was very popular Inst Wayne Hazel a tree tond. We har. Brown mare, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. 240 ft. 3-4 in. pipe. ymr. Anything which L* usable, a small Brown snake and 4 Blue will be gladly received by the com- lizard, a large yellow spider and., Brown marc, 10 yrs. old. wgt 1400 lbs. Nearly now pump jack and 1-3 horse rnlttee—good, turd clothing, shoes. several kind of cntterplUars. Black marc.'wgt. 1350 lbs. : rubbers. galoshes. especially for The fourth grade spell down was i These horses are gentle and good 6 ft. stock tank 2 log chains. children. Please have your doria­ won by Gretn McClelland. workers. 40 onion crates, part of them new. ' tlons into thc school in time for the Mr* Kenneth Hager visited our committee to price and arrange room Tuesday. 1.000 chick oil broader. ; them. Fifth and Sixth Grade* 1,000 chick coal brooder. । Supt. Kitson is planning to show Mr*. Arlie .Spindler 2 new bee hives. -15 steel• traps. 'movies which will bc interesting to We were sorry to lose Myrna Jean Brindle cow, 6 yrs. old. calf by side. Post hole diggers. Grind stone. I everyone and comics for thc kiddies. Strimback. She will attend the Llt- WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS I MwUnTTXitSl Sale of Household Goods SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1942 MRS. HAROLD BARNUM, Admx. GiveHimBothBarrelsSan rr AUCTION SALE t. Wednesday, Oct. 28,1942 i HORSES COWS Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old. fresh June 12. Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, fresh Apr. 10 Holstein-jcrsey, 2 yrs. old, fresh June 19 2 heifers coming 2, bred. HAY AND GRAIN About 35 crates of old corn. 16 ton of alfalfa and timothy.' 6 ton of second cutting alfalfa. FARM MACHINERY Steel wheel wagon. ,— Hoy rack. Hay rake. • ~ Deering mower. 3-scc. drag. Drag cart. Forks. 15 Gale plo . Pdir sleighs. Stone boat. Steel roller. Wool box. 1 . -horse cultivator. 10 rods new poultry fence. 600 Ib. scales. Oil drum. Set of double hornets, 2 in. tugs. 3 collars. 2 garden cultivators. Hay knife. Power feed cutter. Electric fence. Corn shelter. Small feed grinder. Power sickle grindc;. Lawn swing. Economy King separator. 3 5-gal. milk cons. r^ Steel brooder house. 12 ft. 400 egg iron clad incubator. 6 section starting brooder. ★ From six to sixteen («nd over and under) America’s youngsters are helping to fight the war. They’re buying War Ronds and Stamps with the 1 money they get for collected junk. They're making it easy for others to buy War. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Stamps when they deliver newspapers. South Bend Bonner range, wood or coal. They’re study ing to take their places in thc ranks Fqirday electric washing machine. Wringer. Ice refrigerator. 30-gol. vinegar. Sideboard. Cupboard. Library table. Bed with springs. Dresser. Bookcase and books. of America’s fighting men when their call comes. They’re All-Out for America—and we're aH*out for them and their Schools at War Program. Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. ORVIS STUFF, Propr DEWEY REED. Auctioneer WAR CUFFORD HAMMOND. Clark \ �Minin' THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER I!. IMS OF MAPLE GROVE war. The first to enter service from Utah, then to Boise City, Idaho without mention of Maynard Tuckthls community wa* Brandt Me- where he took pilots training, grad- er of Clarksville, who taught the Intern vounecst son of Mr and ua,,n’ from Malh" Fleld- Call- Dunham achool for two years beintyre, youngest son ot Mr. ano fomlB Bu of en. fomla,wlnnlnB winninghlfl hiswJnn wing*MBy May2121, gjnnina ginning in in the the ffall of 1933. 1935. He He enWAIUUXTT DUDI I ln« .dmlnUtnu' nJ'TTiulSTJf'ilJbX1” 1?“ Mra. Onion McIntyre, who epilated 1942 । with rank of Staff Sergeant tered the Navy February 17, 1942. tner TMidenU of Uie Dunham school December 28, 1939, was sent to Pilot j He to now "somewhere" in After receiving training at Great dlatriet, Maple Grow to learn Chanute Field. HL. where he was the । British Isle*. Lake* he was sent to Philadelphia village. | «»t Lol. L. Urtto. Order allow- | We l«>k forwrd W <Continued«rom page I. 8« >» graduated in sheet metal work. He • • • Navy Yard where he is a StoreL. E. Royer, et ux. to Herman E., r,. K »on« h«>Pful leaaon* thl* winter. i are ““ 011 then was sent to Salt Lake City, Eugene Ball, oldest son of Mr. keeper with a rating of Third Class Neil. Jr. et ux. lot 1250 Hastings John H’ Blnnan- Discharge । The McOmber 4-H club met last ** Interested. • and Mra. George Ball was next to Petty Officer, city. . Iot e]UKUlUT issued. eiUte enrolled. I Saturday night at Uie home of Ar'n>« Banner hu not been.J***1 go. being Inducted March 17. 1941. <•> ■ John Duckworth and wife to Earl quimby ~~ tlene ““ fUU “T,ln® * d5m' ^^.t^Xnto not going to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, now NASHVILLE R. Bair and wife, lot 11. Cottage \ v. „ .. 1 ©nitration supper to their mother* ,who to located at .Camp Sutton, North Mr. and Mra. Freel GarUnger Grove Resort. Barry twp 1, Mr, and Mm Arlhur Standley and and lhe boy member*. 'original with this papfr. Those wl Carolina, with the rank of Corporal. 4fK.nt Uie weekend with relatives in Morri* Ena Im nd end wif<* tn wi! ' [umlly <* Augusta spent Wcdnes-1 Robert Bryans I* better again af-jhaee mentioned it had no ideaJhal * * ' । Detroit. bur c AMI and ^ifr day nl8ht and Thuraday with Mr. ter a severe heart attack. He I* now their proposal would appear in PM>t Private Howard McIntyre, older Mr». Gall Lykin* ha* returned Orance^Uk UTwnd ’ ’ *’ and Mr* ««““«» Reynolds and staying in bed under the doctor's We are passing it along “J0™; son of Mr. and Mra. Orson McIntyre from St. Loul*. Missouri, where *he Srt A. camubeu ho 1-uren^ UmUy ort*'rl • «*nplete recov- thing to be considered by ‘hoje ’to was--- inducted March March 9. 1942. wa* usited her aunt. Mrs Albert Os- W Qib^m^aS"307kc S^D ---Mr and Ur‘ R,,ul*n Gerllnger of ery. »r* Interested in having a fair in stationed at " ‘ort Custer in the troth, who ha* been seriously ill Prairieville Two ‘ ' ' ’ । Huting* and Stanley Lyons or Bat- | A. C. Clark is having hls house , Barry county. Medical Car; until September 1. for several montlis. Walter C. Clark and wife to Karl!,le Crw* spenl 8und*y »n the j. painted which certainly looks fine. IPIJ,.o.NT mA* *“ ' Mfs UUUin QlbMn has retuni_ 1942, when E.—. .— -------Wert and wife 10 Ac Sec 14 MaSto L• 80,1111 homeFour hone* have died in this / LEASANT H,LL , Camp Ben Harrison. Indianapolis. ed home after visiting relatives in Grove Tap. ’ • • P Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. I neighborhood and one hu recovered . Mra. George Ko'»zrn o Chicago and Kalamazoo. / Phoebe Mole, et a), to Martin Kenneth Reynold, and family and , rr®°> U«P‘n« evening Next to eq was Ernest DunkleMr. and Mr*. Altle Lykin* and and Albert Brill were | ^th H«*enJ?T?f,U.yh..fr berger. son of the late Mr. and Hubert Decker spent u few days Cronk and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 1. Carl- E A Reynold* were Mr. and MraJ iHafid Underwood and Mr. and ^PP" ™ 8l‘luUrt,‘y .!he J j wmiSL Mrs. Dan Dunkelbergcr. who en­ with the former's relative* "in In­ ton Twp tered the aervl^ March 11. 1942: dlana. --- ------ —-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------and b now located at Selfridge Mrs. Daniel GarUnger wiU return Warner and wife, lot 54. Elmwood Kulamaxoc. Field, where he still weyks at home >he last of the week from tier Plat. Gun •photography which had been his visltdit WhtUhdUM, Ohio Springs Twp. WwilrVlta. .M .U' u, Made* .u C.Xu“ "“.‘S D“" K“”" W'” hobby for several years before.' He ■—Mr*. William Oke was brought “--------has a ranking of Private. ,home Saturday from Pennock has­ . pita) where she underwent a maj­ John W Duffey and wife to Lord n Jol .$ t ' nnd Mr *.; Y ern ' The W. S. C. 8. will meet al thc home of Herb Cook Saturday eVtMarch 28. 1042, Ralph Swift Min or operation. W Freeman and wife N1 lot 71 1 Reyn,?W^ c*Hed ,o home of Mra. Warren Broean. Octo- . ning to remind him another year of the late Aubrey Swift nnd Mrs. Mrs. Elsie Fumiss is visiting Mrs. ^d^^ Elmw^Seaeh ptat. E A « >*r?. It Is a week Ute this month । had rolled along Card, we/e the Swift enlisted in the Marines, and Edith Mayo in Grand Rapids. Gun lake. Yankee Springs Two at the request of the hostess. 'entertainment for the evening and Mr. and Mr*. William Hecker 1 ———■ «♦'«■----------------] prize* were won by Mra Norman present nt Chlcogd Navy Pier. Pri­ spent th* weekend with her parents ’■ Grover C. Keliey and wife to Fred „Mr^ Roy Perry called on Mrs. .. E. Barlow and wife. Ac. Harting. 1°*° stowe11 one evening tort week, hope CENTER Purchase and Mrs Maurice Johnvate Swift has received several at Celina, Ohio. The Nashville Agriculture society cl,y. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ashby of Has- |. clarence Payne. Fred Ashby and ,*0*1- Bcrt Carter and Stephen Car­ medals for marksmanship. will have the school fair on October E A. Caukln and wife to A. C. ■,ln** called in the Perry home Fri- ,on Wfnt t0 Bellevue Wednes- .,erBilly Donovan, younger son of ~7. 27. Gates and wife, lot 12, Supr’s plat, i “lli' evening. ; day on business. ' Mr. and Mr*. Stephen Carter Mr. and Mrs. Royal Donovan nnd The Juniors have set October 21 ‘ Prairieville Twp. j Mrs. Perry called on Mr. nnd Mra. | Mrs. Ploy McDermott and Blrdena were Sunday guests of Mr. und Mrs. lhe youngest to leave from this1as ; the ■ time ■ -for the . Junior - ■ and- -Sen­ Jeule Hine to Earl Hom and wife. Wesley Pew of Hastings Saturday Lyttle attended church in Clover-! John Carter neat' Gun lake. district was greatly stirred by ..the ior ■ par. Oak Hill Resort. Hope Twp. evening. ' I dale Sunday. Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and banquet. attack on Pearl Harbor and tried Roy P.,Bunn and wife to Clair I Mr. and Mra. Cameron McIntyre I Mra. Alta Mosher Is visiting Mra. Clare Williams were Mr. and Tlie following officer* have been to enlist in the Navy but being elected , McIntyre called on Mr. i friends and relatives in Cloverdale. Mr* Bob Tolan. Jr. and son Lynn in the Home Ec club. Presi­ Clum and wife kit 9. Bl. 12. Free-nnd Albert under seventeen he was induced dent , | and Mrs. Archie McIntyre In the • Hastings and various other place*.1 and Hany William* of Detroit. Mra Bette Hecker. Vice Pres . Mil­ port village to finish his senior year at Harting* dred , Barry County Social Welfare Davis home In Battle Creek on Sun- I Mra. F McDermott and Mra. Blr- I George Konaen und son Dale of Hinckley. Sec -Treas.. Donna High School, enlisting June 15, 1942 Smith. । Board to William C. Gordon and day.idena Lyttle spent Saturday with South Bend. Mr and Mra. R J. having passed hls seventeenth' Mrs. Mildred Segur and family wife, par. Sec. 25. Mnplc Grove Twp. Ann McIntyre spent Saturday Mr*. Beatrice Dunning in Delton, j Williams, local and RuV Tolan also LT.CT ------and —“ — — -iiu» na.» with «.!>». Mr. and — ■* ■>.»»«-» guests at .» •*the — p red Ash-!of Detroit birthday in April. He was six week* hBVe mov(fd to Hastings Merle n C. Kelley wife — to — Donnight and c.. Sunday Sunday Fred at the Great Lake* Naval Training william Babcock ha* enlisted in aid V. Bachman, lot 8. Bl. 6. Sophia Mrs. Merrill Meade of Barryvllle. I by home were-- Mr. and Mra. Wm. | Mrs. N. C. Kraft of Charlotte ---- ---------------------------------------------------------— ----Aihbv, Mr. and Mra. Maurice Ashn~>-tipcni wcanesaay until unui ounStation then wa* sent to Signal ()je Navy and has been sent to the E. Kcnflcld's Add.. Hastings city. iI An enjoyable Rally Day program J1 Ashbv, *pcni firom roin Wednesday SunSchool at the University of Illinois. arcat I>akM Training Station Ernest A. Williams nnd wife to was given at thc Sundav school hour I by of Kalamazoo. Mr. andMra. day with herbrother EdBedford. at Urbana. 1 --John D. Scobey and wife, lot 8. Bl. under the direction of Mrs. Clar- Milton Warner of BattleCreek. Mrs | Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and PRAIRIEVILLE 10. Eastern Add Hastings city. , cnee Calms. Thelma Ashby and children of • Matt Bedford were Mr. and Marvin Ooodson. son of Mr. and Last Week’s Letter James L Bowerman to Frank HuThe C. E held a ' Hymn Sing" at. Marshall and Albert Anders of I Mra. N. C. Kraft of Charlotte and Mrs. Leland Goodson. former resi­ | Ed. Bedford and Mary Weasel local. Mr. and Mra LeGrandc DePriest­ la par. Sec 11. Yankee Springs Twp. the Martin church Sunday evening., Shultz. dents of this district, entered the William R. Huggins by Admrx. to Mr and Mrs. Dale Main of Bal- ninnvnc rannxrwnc-------------Mr*. Wesael relumed to er entertained at a birthday dinner Pninl reiumco io Charlotte unarioiie .1 A. A Razntus RAVTnllc and anrt wife. utWa par. twtr tie tl— Creek ran*—have linv— mnv./l Intn Die IV,— BARBERS । with the Krafts —..J from •_ .... ■* ___ will service,June 9. 1941. going to Camp Sunday. Oct. 4 honoring their grand Frank J. moved into BARBERS CORNERS CORNERS and there Polk. Louisiana, now located in daughter. Miss Patricia Baker of Middleville village. house formerly occupied by E. A. Caller* at Mrs. B. Foleys Sunto at. Louis, Mo, for the winter. California. He is Corpora! Tech­ Kalamazoo. Guests present were Everett D. Shepard and wife to Reynolds. day were: Mr. and Mra. Roy Hu- j Mrs Anna-Andersen went to De­ nician now. ver. Un»lng: Mr*. Nay Bump and trolt Bunday to spend the winter Mr. and Mrs Arthur Baker of Kal­ Herbert M. Pufpaff and wife. SO Ac. MARTIN lun.iLn, .■inmia CORNERS _ uaugiucr tucn, tufai.: rawicr .5?' no-i. wjm *1U1 .**£ ixr daughter. daughter, Mr*. Mra Sylvester Sylverter amazoo. Myrtle Smith of Battle 1 Vap Bauman, son of Mr. and Mis* Alice Whetstone left Sunday bert Taffee nnd Wm. Taffee Has- ■Van ■ yan nwi>. Hom. Jr. jr Anu Bnd Inniny. fnmi!y. Creek, Mrs. Sarah Smith and Man- QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Mrs Roy Bauman, who attended afternoon for Grand Rapids where , lln g*. Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Lester Raymond --J' J .. „ ,, . | MrPolley. local. the Dunham school as a small boy, Floyd O. Craig and wife to Kath­ she will spend a couple of weeks ! Mr. and Mr*. Herman Hauer at * ,nd atBnd iOn ,0,,.- Gordon of Plainwell, spent Mra. Susie Kramer reused away ryn Ferris 15 Ac. Sec. 1. Rutland enlisted in the Novy January 5, 1942, Mra. Hauer's Hauer11 Sunday «wlth • with her parents. Mr Mr. and 1 nnd ■ receive x-ray treatments. | tended the funeral of Mr*. Sunday morning at the home ot x.r— raiiri-.. Wm. H. Cogswell received a tele-1। brother. Louis Notten at Jackson on | Mra. cUflon r-m-K-n Campbell. training, now Li a radio operator Ed Wilkinson. Mrs. Kramer's sis­ Kathryn Ferris to Floyd G. Craig gram from hU son First Lieut, i Tuesday. I ----------------- ----------------------and gunner’s mate st Corpus Chris­ ter arrived Saturday from Tucson, nnd wife, 15 Ac. Sec. 1. Rutland Lloyd R Cogswell on Monday mom- 1 Mr “'J'1 Mra. Itoy Preston spent 8OUTHWE8T RUTLAND Twp. 1 “»»«“»»• Mrs. LaVem Calthrop, Mr. and Although not a resident of this Mrs. Henry Rogers and Mr. and PROBATE COURT THE REXALL DRUGGISTS bv <hr >h.< ha .rrttrd . Sundb, eallvn a< Herman district. Rudolph Soya is the son­ Mrs. Lewellyn Erb and son Lynn hl. d«Un.Uon Mfrlr .11 or which M™'o^n™ Mr "Bi clum .nd Ert. Mary E. Underhill Final ac­ ~!'Xr. ’™Hmh*£, “,n M, \ , Mr. .nd W. M,n». Blblwp .nd in-law of Mr. and Mra. George Ball, went to see Mr. Calthrop nt the Courtesy and Friendly Service having married Thelma Ball In American Legion hospital. Battle count filed, order allowing account Shown to All TAMPS /BONDS May 1941. He enured service in Creek, Sunday, finding him very entered, discharge of administratrix issued, estate enrolled. «' .hVi'I.T"™' R.m “ " °' ” " C June 1941, going to Scott Field. comfortable. Prompt Delivery Service Est. Elida Sliaw. Annual account son of South Bend. Ind. wcre over I (llM Illinois where he has been a bug­ Charles Garrett has been on the filed. Sundav guests of Mr ad Mra Nor’ woodland ' I Bryon Crofoot left last Monday ler. but nt present is a mainten­ sick list. NORTHEAST WOODLAND Est Ell Hart. Annual account man Barry ance man. ' Merle Schley and several school Mr. nnd Mra. Wavne Steele and Lzut Week'* Letter 1 Pioyrnent bdys nerpeu helped WIIVI Uncle Sam Saturday by filed. — .**..*.. . . UV7» Est. Rose Hart. Final account. sliter. Mr*. Heine of Mt. Clemens I Mr*. Lydia Schuler. Mr*. J. 8. j Mr Bnd Mra Dillard Bagley and Tlie record would be Incomplete collecting scrap. ICOULD 4-H CLUBS COURT HOUSE NEWS TAgt AVfD TUF FAIPl WALL PAPER SALE All Patterns "Imperial Quality 20% Discount On Every Pattern In Our Large Stock Ranging From 121c single Roll and up DOZENS OF PATTERNS TO CHOOS FROM Take Advantage of This Great Saving. BUY NOW FOR NEXT SPRING SALE DATES, FRI. 23 TO SAT. 31 FREE YARD STICK WITH EACH ORDER Carveth & Stebbins family of Kaiumaxoo were weekend I guesta at the home of Mr. and Mr*. France Gorham. ■ccnoiocr* into Mr* Eble Cogswell and children In . noon. This was the annual meeting • . JJjLj a'showrJat riiThomr Vd Mr freeholders filed Est. Celia a Chamberlain. Order Hastings last Friday afternoon. I with election of officer*. Mr*. HenMra Smith tn iw.Btimra allowing . Remember ,— llowing account entered. services nt....the church dee of West Woodland is the newly ln i.OIlor o» Mr and — Dugteren. ------ n-r -I—r-d nrb.W.nf fnr th. rnmlnrr _ ‘. lul ui nir. for aim the mil.coming iiuwiiuPerrla ’ ”* Est. ------MaryVK.«.Van WIUitbeginning Sunday evening. Oct. 25. elected president filed, petition for probate of will All are Invited-to attend. (year. j Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens and we, the undersigned, agree to operate the gasoline service stations between the hours of 8:00 A. M and 7:00 P. Mexcept on Saturdays, when the hours will be from 8:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M., com mencing on October 26th, 1942 for the duration WARREN O. MOORE FARMERS GAS &■ OIL HASTINGS. MICHIGAN HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TRIANGLE SGRVICE J. J. EDMONDS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN HASTINGS. MICHIGAN J. E. THOMSON HASTINGS. MICHIGAN PETE DOLBEE X HASTINGS. MICHIGAN ' ROY YARGCR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN E. J. HILDEBRANDT HASTINGS. MICHIGAN FOREST J. HALL HASTINGS. MICHIGAN FRANK C. ANDRUS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN HARRY BAKER AUCTION SALE I will offer the following listed goods at Public Auction at my farm located the first house west of the Quimby church, on Thursday, Oct. 29, 19^2 Beginning at 1 o'clock. 2 Section Spring drag wheel type Dump rake 5 ft. McCormick Mower 2 horse walking cultivator Good set of work harness Other parts of harness About 6 or 7 tons hay in barn Good range shelter 4J acres of ripe hard corn in shock HORSES & CATTLE Black Gelding, & yrs. old wt. 1250 Bay Gelding, 12 yrs. old, wt. 1300 Brindle cow, 5 yrs. old bred Sept. 23 POULTRY Whittaker trapnested flock matings 50 Pullets, 5 mas. old 59 cockerels same age Whiffletrees Forks • Shovels These are extra large and very choice. . And many miscellaneous ar­ ticles. TOOLS Wm. Otis visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert । Newland ot near Hasting* Sunday. I Erwin Havens of Detroit is vis­ ' Hing hls grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens for a few day*. i Mr. and Mrs. John DeSmith have I moved from Mrs. Pearl Poller's 1 farm to lhe Shepard house. ALTOFT EXTENSION GROUP Thc Aitoft Extension Group met Oct. 13 with Mrs. Harry Brown for an all-day meeting with eleven members present. Afur a chicken dinner the lesson on '"Guides to jWtoe Buying" Including a review of I some of the things we learned last year was presented by the leaders. । It was decided to meet with Mrs. Roy Preston on Nov. 12 for our next meeting and lo do sewing for the Red Crow in Uie afternoon of the same day. i KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! LISTEN! MICHIGAN MINNESOTA Broadcast Over WJR DIRECT FROM STADIUM SATURDAY 3 P. M. BOB KELLEY, Announcer Courtesy of Possibly some household goods. Picnic table Manure spreader Wide tired wagon JmUMhc* HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TERMS: CASH day of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. VOYLE ENGLISH HASTINGS. MICHIGAN J. M. GOGGINS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN PHILO OTIS, Propr. HENRY FLANNERY auction... V E. E. GRAY, dark Dorrance Trithric Agency YOV» r.IINni.Y tHMCO Aral � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-10-29.pdf 27b42be33d7d093060bd0957d9856a41 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1942 It MCES-2 SECTIONS SECTION ONE—RAGES I t. i NUMBER M SCRAP! SCRAP! Sffl AMOUNTS ASSESSED Remember To Vote On BRIG. GEN. BARNES Home Front CAD ™ rAllllTV WUJH TSV ™ rptl es<] ay^ Oveln j)e I- 3 VISITS HASTINGS On /he ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ Also Percentages For The Supervisors Districts 1 ■ " 1 Concern Over War Should Not Kill Our Interest in Elections Dear Friends of-Our Armed Forces: The total county tax. to be col-I Sunday * afternoon and outside | my . lected ■■■ WAMIIIMAI *«(U W*4IU*4y, U> ! in December and January, in I window the rain is making *llver I Barry Counly aggregates 8105.000' stashes in Uie red. brown and gold |Of that amount 81391.41 to county I , Interest and concern over the war] Slate offices to be filled Include: evening with hls stater of the oak tree. I Mt wondertag 1 care of the regular county ex-' may cause people to forget that (governor, lieutenant governor, secbuv?o7,Barry ?ount[ 'who^^ett- l1*"M'n TH. The" item* Is election'day. it.,,,. ln i„ ”ihe (>,. budget vu.Ho.t are TP^dayTNov. .3’. 1. j-m. । retary of state, auditor general, state । .... v. | *uU u,.ua i REMEMBER TO VOTE! : treasurer, attorney general, state In sP|le o( lhe war- our °*n gov-lsenator from the’8th Senatorial 'tax for each township and the per- 'crnRtant must carry on and Nov. 3'District and representative to the w tne nave 'slate legislature from Barry counij. 'eentage of the total tax to be paid is the aay day on wnten which we win will have were almost In shred, before^ *foll^? *UpervUor U “ the 0«”wlunUjr he,p _— aelart ! “ “ ** '* " dUUUt ■-------- - ' _ I.of-county officials to be chosen in­ A Recently R«*turn*d Returned From A Trip To England and Still More Scrap Is Needed for U. S. War Effort SECOND BIG DRIVE TO BE HELD SATURDAY—COUNTY STILL ABOUT 100 TONS SHORT OF GOAL , Brigadier General G. M. Barnes R.«i9ns As Treasurer , was In hls old home town last Wed­ Of the Cemetery Ass n HKRE , nesday and spent the afternoon and and broth­ (rw dn, a,o. A. H. Carved, mlfned ‘•r-ln-tow. andowrnirtn Mr* « ’1 “ 'Pott*' and Mr staved win,' * lrM8urcr oI Riverside Ceme-' hU mother Mr? C De Ptant? to A?oc‘a“,’n' He «,ve “ ,he U.unty I. slHl mwt ih.n IM too. short rt He < Grand Raolds '’ r,,nu ,n ■ reason for that action thot the eon- quota of scrap metal, a ^cond scrap drive wUl be held tare thia i A recognized authority In the Ord dlt,On Of hU he*,U> °»>l»««l him Saturday. October 31. commencing at 9:00 o’clock in tbe morning. ' nance dfvtaton of the Armv^tata*' ’’*nd. ,b°Ut *‘X nwn‘hs oI each are a,kcd *• h*” aU »»««*bte metal rubber and rag scrap ptad ta in witarfi! y"r *n th*t ‘Ut*’ *° t,M“ he cou,d c,,rt ta 'ron‘ of *h,,r homr* * ’ * *• ra- Saturday. TruX/man and had beeiTfn Detroit where hh nOt “*’* ,he alUntlon ,0 hu du“M helpen. from the schools and buslnera dtotrid wiH agalr . dmieX* take him frequency Hr “ lrea“Uer whlch hC b,1U‘ed nec’ ,hr roun<14- S“'rU‘ ™ *'“'* “ ASHYKIA-County lax. 84.040.73; ; ficlals to fill Important national, elude sheriff, county clerk, county had returned recently from a trip state and local offices. ' treasurer, register of deeds, drain to England where he went for a rectors accepted the resignation pte to go over tbeir premises coming. Mom." idn“n Ux- »54a1: ,otB1 tax. 84.095.00; , The privilege of voting at a public commissioner and coroners. Al­ conference with Ordnance heads Just now one of my pi obtains 1* Percentage of county tax. .039. from Ute Allied countries, going over had made a fine record in looking Sam needs your old meL what to Include in this young man's BALTIMORE — Counly tax. M.- election, open to all qualified cltl-, though the Democratic party is con- and returning on a bomber. after the targe endowment funds. —1-------- -------------------------Clirlstma* box. Three pounds isn't 040.73; drain tax. 85437; total tax. *ho can make their selections, testing none of these county offices. Naturally the business that calle0 as well a* other funds of the asso- m In commenting on the coming much. He may be where he can : 84.095 00; percentage of countyta^,, via the ballot, of their own free will the Prohibition party ha* candidate* him there'was one of the “off the drive, the members of the county Hls successor Is Judge JV. KLU LKUjJ gel fresh fig* and date*, so they , 039. ' and without fear of outside pressure for most of them. record" type. However it was In- elation salvage committee merely stalo that Stuart Clement. nuw >r> out Would ho nuta bow uu, - Count, u>. U<»12S, „ KprUAl. U on, or th. lluno we. On the non.p.nu.n bwllot. there “«*« w meet one who hod ju.t they hope that they can again have Sexton Archie Rclckord and Mr CUD Al I MERIT .shaving cream and razor blade* or drain tax 873 75; total 85,565.00; per- ... fllrhl.ni, ' _.m r*" returned ,rn>d frnm from London and »* could “•« the Jine co-operation given last ciwcolate bare? And If chocolate remtagr of county tax. DM *re 10 P«~™ ,»»’ , «* * ollol« of candidates for give a first hand account of how Carvelh have cooperated splendidly CHKUlLvIlN I .1. time There were hundreds of plies burs, will they carry well or melt; CARLTON-Counly tax 85387.65 ’ Amon “■ Justice '■«“« «' of the Supreme Court of that city looked after its tong selge in caring for the finances. Since ---- --« the national offices to *be Mr. Rclckord wax chosen sexton filled are U. S. ----------Senator----and repreMichigan. For Judge Earl of bombings. He — said there were n’**a? . To?,tA brush and I drain tax. 872 36; total tax. 15.460.01;" — •*» —i; ------—..v —..this -. office ----------------------------------------..w -«•- seven years ago the Endowment Barry County ‘ a Annual tuoihpMte and salted nut* are al- percentage of county tax. .052. *entaUve from the 4th Congresston-1C. Pugsley of Hart who assUtAi evidences of damage everywhere, of Campaign From Nov. 1 - 15 m..ke the rounds with a mlnlmlun right. I know. Well. November first। ’ . , nt.t ■ „ . ' 'course, whole sections destroyed, approaches and decision must be | J'A?T!’LTO?T^?'Styl .??■??? t al Dtot I (Continued on page 4. this Sec.) but all 1< mmilmant Mr .»,» of delay. aU had hBd been been cleaned of debris debris ~tl" C™ l “lc_.TLer ”7“ County and city trucks will again made soon, soon. No doubt your your motners; mothers. . -^• dra,n lax H3W. °2?2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ’ond the city looked neat and ship-1"J"cR *“ n maae no aouot —- ’ 7 ' .l0‘al •1<37,, be used Jn the collection. City ..... aunts ----- and friends are work- ij■somm I |»*a||raaa ------sisters, 49- nrrrmtairi* Percentage of of countv county tax tax .0965. shatv and hurineas was «oln« on investing . that. fund so as to . . secure American of Junior Red Cross wmtn the school teachers and high school boys "The World At Wor." S-V" “ ing out this same problem. 80 ifHASTINGS TWF.—County tax. YOllItl II place this year November 1-15. have again volunteered to help and things don't reach you ship-shape 84.558.77; drain tax. 861.23; total ■ Will VVUI1VIL Maude W. Smith, chairman of the the schools are also helping to See 11 At The Strand I, p.CHe wasIUK. or aren't what you could use best. '84.620 00; percentage of counly lax. ras a ajf A ATItf ITIFf to have b«„ been presented w to Barry County Junior Red Qross ha* .spread tile news of Uie drive and you may be sure It Is not for lack -044. |M| AN\ Al ||y||lr\ Winston Churchill, but the totter. to . the association by owners of "The World at War." a thrilling , announced. More than 14.000.000 of careful planning ahd loving | HASTINGS CITY. Ward* 1 and was In Moscow In conference with Since it to absolutely Impossible play, waa given tost night, and will .Stalin nt the time. He regretted cemetery lot*, the interest on each., young ----- . — American* — now members will thought. Il's just because, we can!t 4—County tax. 810.61938; drain tax. I be repeated this afternoon and to- ' gift to be used to pay for perpetual ■ re-enroll for the calendar year 1 Continuing Boy Scout, Camp ^-3. at Ute Strand. The entire' .this as he felt their mutual Interest. care of the tot. During this year 1943. and many thousands more new 1rural home in the county. It will quite visualize your surroundings 8142.63; total 810.762.61; percentage ’ i and belief in tanks, would have and your needs. :Of county tax. .102501. Fira And Y.M.C.A. Work i net p< proceeds arc donated to fur- { nearly 85.000 has been added to the members are expected to Join. 1take wide-spread, individual co­ made a pleasing common ground , The UB.O. got off to a good start HASTINGS CITY, Ward* 2 and fund. Il ha* been pointed out that this 1operation to get In all the scrap Th* fait mw.iinO of .h. : nlshlng and malnuinlng the service in it's new home Saturday. Twen- .3—County tax. 813465.40; drain tax. hnok emroi.liv' ■ The Riverside Cemetery Associa- annual campaign Is not a fund nils- ■ The fall meeting of the Barry iroom men’s club room here and for otber other• 1 on„Th?|J} ly-five fellow* came In from the 8179.80; total tax lft.M4.90; percen- County Youth Council was held I benefit* to service men. Fifteen1 _”J_d“t L,, tlon 1* a non-profit organlxaUon. Ing one. but simply the enrollment Coast Guard unit at the Clear Lake Of county tax. .128999. Monday evening in the library of Coast Guards from the Clear toke premier art“ h£ sln£ Charges for burial and for other of members who carry out the Camp. The American Legion Aux-1 (Continued on paga 3. Sec. 1) For 1 the Barry County Health depart- . . °thtr • received a personal note of thanks J !services arc considerably less than many services performed. lllary acted as hratesaes. The dishes | __________, , , ___ jin cemeteries owned by Individuals twenty-five yean Junior Red Cross 1 rnent. Cedric Morey, who . <h»ch he naturally prires highly, chairman of the fund campaign In u,U afternoon (Sleight. The show of^oeVrS’s'^u^ty^raa'rtlS ।I or corporations which are operatea has been an active force In the ! for profit.. I schools, providing pupils with op­ Auxiliary ladle* brought some IS over IMF ■■■k VVUHI I UUVULI the spring, gave his report and re- Is well worth the price, and the’ AJ? him 1! — ----------------portunlltes for learning-by-doing. ■ ports were given of other activities cmuealIt w/l aid wUl add to’^y ’ In other word, -Hp I from the Legion hall. You would if 1 rrr PAH 4 ftAO Mcmbcnldp in Junior Red Cross like Uie place Im sure. Il Jr,sx“:, 1PT ^he* the young people the way. comfortable and ha* quite a va■ Vlk ■ VTW 1 and values of community living, be1 rled group ot acUvltlea. There U -----------cause in their activities they wort 1 even a picture of Don Fisher and ( Thia Yaar If la $105,000.00 Fire. YMCA and the Youth Coun- P 8rCttlly The cmI In groups. All children of school 1 Bin, Cnwh, on Uw Oolr Count. I Lo„ Yeo, Wai $109,500.00 Plans for the winter were con-1 ptoyees of the Strand are showing, .. .. ... ■ • I I age are eligible to Join, in either 1 being passed about. Don offers no । * dlcatlve of the career in which he With individual co-operation like ■• ■ - .... - । the same fine spirit, for they have I [ rx Jt * e • U U I public, private, or parochial schools. (Continued on page B. Sec. 1) explanation. However, he carries no, The budget adopted by the board sidered and It was decided to again 1 donated their work at all the per- ‘ I Dedicatory Services Held In jn tbe elementary grades, or rural golf equipment, ao we know he of supervisors for 1943 is 84500 leu have the dances for the young peo­ formances of The World at War.' Philadelphia Sunday । schools each class room is enrolled problem in tills country. wasn’t in Uie game. than it was for 1942, despite the fact ple. the same as last year. There are many hundreds of tons A .neei.1 e**mnnv .111 h* held at 1 f°* nf,y CW1U: ,n hl<h 80,10018 unlU Mrs, William Schader. Jr., was That’s fine, and is likewise appre- ,DIRECTORY OF Speaking of game—we had a ] that that body fell that, to deal 1 th^ of one hun<«'«<« «tod«nto Join for । elated. great football gan^e last Friday I justly with the county officers and named to succeed Mrs. R. O. Fin­ the American Swedish Historical on_ Hnllar SERVICE MEN night! A rainy, cold, nasty night, but ■ their clerk*. 11, must raise their sal- nic as chairman of the group of NoTT tah^1.tal‘iiwnpT^,ra' AfUr )o‘nU*' Jun,or Red The directory of Barry Coun ­ Camp Fire guardians. Mrs. L E. the HasUnga Saxons defeated Al- orlcs an average of 10 per cent, Ji? ">««“*« choose their own activities ty men In the service being- • legan by a count of 69 to 0. WU- ; which Is leu than half of the per­ Barnett heads the Youth Council S ,rorn' “ naUonally approved lut. high gear. Won't you see that U compiled by the Hastings City cox. Myers. Banash and M.. Thom........ centage increase U.L.LWAU IU In MIC the UUDU erat VI of 4IW llv-“ in Hastings. Bank is progressing nicely. ' whlch ha* becn Mnt oul lo aU as piled up the >home scores. Runs ing. The total to be raised by tax 1I The new Boy Scout executive. Mr. 1 museum 1 teachers of this county, ratoe their center?« However, they still lack the ad ­ will in the— county four73days of 21. 27 and even 46 yard* were 'this year to 8106,000; last year It wa* ' Frye, 7 —be - -----------— the following to say. 1 (Contlnusd on page 6> As mentioned In previous arUclaa. dresses of some 300 men and I "This room is the gift of Col. I made with safely, if not with ease. 8109500. The same conditions which ea‘ih_we®k’ C00P*r*Jln« wllh ^ch'tonunutam page they would like to hear from M. Thoma* capped the climax made it necessary to pay a little 'ard Oro08- county Boy Scout chairEmil Tyden of Hastings. Michigan.'. .. -a naasr claim centers ia to taka it directly friends, relatives or the men Part of the Buildings Done when, as the gun sounded, he ta- | more In satarle»-lncrea*ed employ- I ’nan.wlth. Wllislon Merrick, to a Junk dealer. Next best thing themselves giving their present tcrcepted an Allegan pass and ran , ment at higher wages—has fortu-1local 80001 chairman. On Algonquin Lake Shore addresses These can be either 30 yards for the final score. Tha nately reduced the amount of wel- I 1 ■ --------lowing weighing stations: phoned, written or brought In The members of Barry county's 4­ (earn has had a fine year. They fare work required considerably more E—-I—— Nashville—Nashville Co-op. Kepersonally. The bank ernptoyhave won all games but two,— {than the Increase in thq salary ac- ;A*O”iDilSSIOnCQ EnSign H dub*—and Barry tops the state , depicting the trades and occupation* ! WVIHIs I H'lMI I MM I In 4-H dub members and activities Greenville tied — and they lost count, so that 84.500 in Air Force .... they 4^. w... a . saving ofNaval of the early settlers on the Del-1 ------------Woodland—Farm Bureau Elevarectory up-to-date as near as to Lowell by one point. They have<<county - tax •lias •been made. --------------—I Thia will •’*"• »“ P.’2riU1n 47 Club* Were Represented possible whenever changes, of times during summer vacations on yet to play Ionia and Belding. be very pleasing to the taxpayer* Middleville—Finkbeiner Oevaicr. Slgstedt of Bryn Alhyn. Pennsyli-....,*:-- PrMrom C.iven Word was received here Monday their own recreation grounds, on addresses occur Each -Barry :jvanla. The panel was painted by Interewng Program Liven Transportation 1* quite a problem of the county, and they will com­ that Marshal! H. Cook, son of Mr. county man In the service list­ the north shore of Algonquin toke. In sport* this year. < School busses mend the board for the unexpected Olle Nordmark. of New York, a* I ^Try Cmmty 4H clubB hei0 Delton—Delton Lumber Co. ed on the directory will receive cannot be used. The team ha* to tax reduction which In these day* la ■ and Mrs. Robert Cook had been How the acreage was acquired, what | U« bnuuM -Mtortl. u,,,, „u AckUvOTeni <u> I Scrap left tn country school yards I given a commission as Ensign In the ha* been done and Is being planned a special Christmas greeting depend on private can. With ga* quite unusual. JIS* « «» HUUW Huh School am will be picked up and brought to naval air force. He enlisted in that there will make a worthwhile itory and In as much as those to men rationing Imminent even that For the benefit of our readers we : LOM U. teUldliw Ih. I,pkall, B»M. , 1U1 „„ Ilow oI 05 on reclaim centers, although there may ------------------------------ *11 VTtI 1WW fclWWU Ml vii In foreign service must soon be I tah fireplace were ex—-•* for all who are Interested in 4-H .-■ource may become unavailable. will give the Items of the budget for —* from ; hand . excavated for the pot luck supper served be considerable delay due to short­ sent they are desirous of secur­ club work—and everyone should be, This 1* largely the reason why county expenses of 1M3. which will the ruin* lof of onPrintxhof Tlnlcum al 7;J0 0-cfock. Every one Of the age In trucking facilities ing the addresses as soon as for It 1* a very promising movement. Af n/ivamnr . ...... . . .. neither the Spotlight nor the Ag- be paid in taxes next December and which was the home of Governor forty-seven 4H'blubs in the county So. help get in the scrap—Help possible. ’ Some years ago the stale of Mich­ HE will be held this year. January. ' Johan Print* during hl* govemor- organisation waa represented with keep It rolling Into the V. S. war igan came Into possession of severs! Many of you are graduates of —- ship of New Sweden In the 17th members, parents and friends—arsenals so that the best fighting parcels of land in B*rry county on Hastings High School. You would Ceanly Budget for 1943 । century. equipment this country knows how Lieut. Edwin Pumato of the'Ciear which the owner* had failed to pay $|X AUCTIONS not find much change there. You (1> Circuit Court15.000 00 i "The Committee in charge of the Lake Coast Guard Button spoke to make can keep rolling out to the taxes. These lands were not re­ would miss Stanley Wheater and (2) Friend of the Court ....1.000.00 program are: Mr. Ormond Rambo. briefly of the training offered at the men on the fighting fronts. deemed by the title holder* during SAMUEL HEFFLEBOWER. Prop, Coach Bennett and Verrol Conklin. (3) Probate and Juvenile------------Jr.. Chairman: Mesdamcs Burton Court ....5,000.00 the period after the annual May tax Having decided to quit farming Nichols. Thorsten Sellin, and Walter the camp and the work of the Coast Aside from these the faculty has not Former Hostings Boy ..500 00 (41 Justice Court ... sales, when they had the right to for presenl Mr. Hefflebower 8. Wheeler; and Messrs. Henry Guard over the world. Lieut. Pu­ (Continued on page 3. Boo. 1) mala was accompanied by two Coast -4.000.00 (8> Supervisors ------buy back their property from the wUl hwld Bn aucUon sale at hls Ericsson and Thomlon Oakley. Col. Guardsmen who appeared on the Now In U. S. Aerial (8) Court House and state. So Michigan became the owner place located g mile* north of the S. P. WetheriU. Acting Chairman of program with greatly appreciated Ferry Command (Continued on page 8) of the land*. Among them was a 40 ^andplpe of Nashville or 2 mile* the _______ Museum's Board of Trustees. musical numbers. acre tract on Algonquin take, from gouth an[i 3nilleB eot of wood-'who will welcome*the guest*, will be Mr. K. K. Vining. Kent County Arthur Wood, son of Mrs EUmwhich one acre hid been sold. There jind He tooffering a good list. presented by Mr Rambo. Upon Agri. Agent, addressed the group were no buildings on the 39 acres. ( gorses, cattle, hog*, poultry, hay, presentation of the Room by Col. on the meaning and significance of WARNING! It was rolling land but not loo rough. and gram, machinery and house-1 Tyden. Mr. William L Batt will the 4H's of Head. Heart. Hands and If you are thinking of en­ The stale offered lo give thl* parcel f00ds Dewev Reed will cry । (Continued on page 6) Health in our present war effort. Heatings Team Scores Each of land and a few other* to Barry he and ciliford Hammond ---------------- <»» listing In the armed force* of the Donald Preston and Lach Foster Tima It Ha« Tha Ball county If the board of supervisors wll( BCt M clerk_ lhp Bdv PASSING OF led the audience tn the pledge to would accept They accepted. elsewhere In this Issue for fuU par-1 BERT SPARKS before — TliW Saxons stretched their vic­ the flag and the 4H club pledge. When County Agent Prater learn- 1^,,. . B<.rl 8parks, aged 69, died Tuestory string to four games tost Fri­ The remaining part of the pro^4 that Barry county HaH nrmilrarl I ., ... ... ........ —-_-_ ed had acquired '-----------day night when they handed Althis property, he had an idea. If you GEORGE DeMOTT. Prop. I apple” toke. He had been in poor legaA* a 69 to 0 drubbing at the Foster. Home Extension Agent. Miss I with a leading funeral home 1M X Voluntary enlistments know him you will not be surprised BCCOunt of U1 health Mr. De- health for some time, but it was not Bullis and Club Agent. Lamb, to Miami Fla., for a number p< ygare fairgrounds. Hastings scored at I at that statement, because he has Motl wiu O f h ls personal I thought that his passing was so will, scaring eleven touchdowns and calling to the attention of those;but will be well remembered here, department of. the U. 8. navy about J0*4 of ideas.—good ones loo. His property at public auction at the near. three extra points. The Eaxons present the accomplishment and i . 1 ‘' six HWIILlia months **u, ago, BIIU and look,hl* ldea w18 ------ —----------“1Bl 39. acres miles BVUWI south and Mr. Sparks had lived in Hastings achievements of the nearly seven IS p, ... U»*rllU, prepic- -. ..would ----- s jlnn looted LCU U3 UI.IC-, scored everytime they were In pos­ °R*N** ferrod from active duly until llmlnarv training al llmlnary at the the Dallas Dallas,■ ** be ldel ideal l f° for r ll>e the 4-H clubs. clubs. He He said said |ij ti. miles rnllea west west of of Has Hastings tings on since he was a young man He was hundred members during the past MASTER OF VO. O. F. session of the ball, not punting at Texas air field. About three months 80 the supervisors. He had looked Campground road: or 1'4 mile* for many years engineer at the summer. At the annual meeting of Um ago he was sent to Corpus ChrisU I H ovw. and realised it* pos*iblllties rorth Qf the Hind* school. He Is Bookcase plant and was for ove, Twenty-three chibs completed independent Order of Odd FeikMM played on a wet field. for final training, and Is there at I The result waa that three yean ago. offering a good list of horses, 20 years city engineer until he re­ Allegan opened the game by kick­ the present time. He is expected 1 the board of supervisors gave this COVI| ahrep. poultry, hay and grain, signed. He wu a fine type of citi­ dred percent. ing to the Saxons* 41 yard line. Mr. Harry Brown Charles H- Leonard of Hastings to come here soon on a few days -------l*nd to — the oBarry county 4-H ___ clubs , and machinery. " "" —... „_„ lnj ul-uu .„,y. Dewey Reed will zen and man He Is survived by his and hls A Itoft 4H club carried away . Installed as Deputy Grand Mi Banash and Wilcox advanced the furlough before being assigned - 'Mr. Ur Poster Fwell «*» knew k™w that lh*‘ the th' crv — the ------■- — - Clifford Hammond widow and one daughter Mrs. Max the lop honors here with finishing of tha Michigan arganiaaikm. sale and bail to Allegan's twelve yard line, । development of that property meant M C]erk. See the adv. else­ his regular work. ' with the aid of two Allegan offside' 43 prolecis or every member In the ."*’ --------- -----------------------1 mart work and responsibility for *here in this Issue for full par­ A tribute to this good man will club that started the work tost RUMMAGE HALE penalties, where Banash scored the i. LOCAL OINTHT XECEIVtS ""“J,‘-f first Saxon touchdown. The M- • spring. Mon. and Turn.. Nov. 34. temot for the extra point fail'd J Prairieville Rebekahs annual ba­ । and didn l mind. He waan. thinking ——— Special recognition wm given to bldg, east of MMh Av*. WMB SERVICE COMMISSION . lef himrelf: ha wm considering the MORSE D. CAMPBELL. Adm. and COOKING SCHOOL The Saxons launched their aec- “Br- chicken dinner and «upper. etoht sir Is and two boys who had MUI St. MOM good wtMori I Methodist church by W. S. C. 8- carried a eUtgle project,for tha tost Dr. F. R. Brook* received word benefit* which the 4-H mtahben MRS. HELEN 8HTVLEY ond drive from the mid-field stripe. Tues.. Nov. 3 at the hall. 80c-30c. -- -- on pqt 4. - Bet. — • -In order to dispose of the house- under tha auspices of Christian seven years Thera rocclsl medals ; Banash picked up 7 yards on two Entertainment by Coast Guards — Tuesday that he ha* been commto-1 (Oonpnued D sloned as assistant dental surgeon ■ . — attempt*. A pass to Coleman from | Adv. 10-29. Herald. Thurs . Nov. 8. 3:30 p. m. were presented to Martan Bsneroft RUMMAOE of the U. 8. Public Health Service, NOTICE BOWLERS ! and the lata Eva C. Kenaston. an Price 15c. Refreshments. Adv. 10-39 June McDermld. Virginis McDer-1 Frrabytoctaw K MX Banash' was good for 34 yard*. Ban- ' _J ,_-!** and will be-assigned to a branch! Open alleys for Bowling Wed. (auction salt will be held at the ash then advanced the ball 8 yards . NEW OFFICE HOURS of the service In tha near future,]and Frl. night* at 9 P M Alao residence located at 117 East Wai- ’ Box social. Hendershott school. Frl. probably within the next three Bat and Sfin. 1 ».’M. Hastings I nut street In Hatting*. Dewey Reed Oct 30. g F. M Everybody Welcome week*. । Recreation. ott 11-13 (Continued on page 5. Bee. I) -Adv. 10-38 \ (Contlaued oft page I. Bee; 1> X nuta g^S riding1 K^?thJm ■' LOIINi COUNTY BUDGET n|A|]E£n I) A AM U/AC HlUnLLK KUUFl WAj to l\ I F\\ FOD 1 MAX COL. TYDEN'S GIF FINE RECREATION GROUNDS FOR 4-H v^iCO. 4-H CLUBS HAVE s? ACHIEVEMENT DAY SAXONS SWAMP ALLEGAN 69-0 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER W. 194* LOCAL NEWS VIEWS GOOD BEEF STEW? Now there's o meal o man will relish. Appetising. Delicious. Healthful. A meol that "sticks to the ribs.” Isn't it about time you treated him to one of your famous beef stews, made with our juicy, tender, tasty beef and garden-fresh vegetables? It's a reol budget-balancer ... an economical solution to the menu problem. All our stewing beef is cut from the same choice quality steers as are our mouth-malting steaks ond roasts. Home Rendered 4 lb. limit, lb. PORK STEAK FRESH SIDE PORK VEAL STEAK CORNED BEEF T-BONE STEAKS CHUCK ROASTS SLICED BACON Hb-byer lb. 39c ’/2 lb. cello wropped 2r each SLICEDBACON Fresh 10‘ lb. PORK NECK BONES (for soup I 10 ‘ lb. BEEF NECK BONES lb. 22 BEEF STEW MEAT Sfeer beef BOILING BEEF : lb. 17‘ steer beef 39‘ SIRLOIN STEAKS lb. RING BOLOGNA Grade lb.No. 22 PURE PORK SAUSAGE’""‘'ii0 ' 29‘ lb- 22c FRESH BEEF TONGUE lb. 29c FRESH BEEF LIVER lb. 39c SLICED SMOKED HAM Pt. 39c FRESH OYSTERS lb. 25c PORK SPARE RIBS Lean and Meaty lb. 35c lb. 27c lb. 39c Che ice Cuts 35c (for corned beef & cabbage) lb. Steer Beef Steer Beef lb. 39c lb. 30c Notice to Our Customers No. 2’/a sliced 22c 25c DUALITY FOODS JUICE Wet: 28‘ NBC Shredded 48c SOY BUTTER pint 36c WHEAT 2 pkgs 21c IQc E Pancake Flour King Bird ** lb»- 1 W WHEATIES Pkr...................................................... P It o D lT C E Buy MICHIGAN Apples Macintosh APPLES 5 lbs. 25‘ JPYS no- 1 5 lbs. 25c SPYS no. 2 6lbs. 25c 6 lbs. 26c JONATHANS TALMAN SWEETS 6 lbs- 25c SNOW APPLES 61b* 25c MULLER'S DONUTS 12c MULLER'S BREAD 29 CINNAMON ROLLS pkg 15c DINNER ROLLS 6c AN6EL FOOD CAKE 29c HAMBURGER BUNS MPr*10c 1111 Del Monte Campbells New recipe pock II E P A It T 51 E X T 1fjc 1 V Post Toasties 8' 15' 1 TOKAY GRAPES |Ch-i Martalr . ASPARAGUS Delicious lb ■ VZV | 24'/ Quaker Oats 22' Surfine Oats CARROTS 3 lOc SMOKED SALT 20' Choice quality. 89' Tender Quick 45' HEADcXspLETTUCE |nr TOWELS heads ■ 3 „n. 25' . Northern Tissue < 5' GRAPEFRUIT 1 lOfi LScott Tissue A 29' DOG FOOD E Texas seedless ■ 33' NOODLES LIEUT. DON G. CROOK DIRS IN AIR SERVICE th*' ce Ut He 1 »ft«noon they called on was training a group of fire cadet*, recently^awarded'two?mcd*l** witha,ld lnUnt *>" he had written hb parent*. week ^e for n^^™mhln »‘P*nn^h«Plu* During hb training period when with a 45 Cob revolver 2ndFth? I M1“ ““’’garel Smith spent the work seemed especially difflX 2. . .££h2XVith?G?r- Thursday night and Friday with cult, Lieut. Crook wrote hU par­ During this emergency our supply of certain items is limited. We arc doing ev­ erything within our power to keep our shelves stocked. One of the biggest prob­ lems right now is coffee. We are allowed only 65' '< of what we sold lost year. We orc trying to give our customers Vi lb. a week per family. We have been rationed for 6 months. Out reserve supply is gone. That is the reason for the shortage now. We orc trying to hove some coffee for all. DEL MONTE PEACHES TOMATO SOUP FREEPORT BUTTER VEGOIL Hagtfn* officially welcomed nora VUm) of Vicksburg, formerly of ( Hastings, were notified Friday night by the government that their on Saturday and Sunday. editors of the Cedar Spring* ClipTha room, ha* b4erj open UU* *on. Lieut. Don O. Crook. 32. had week during th* afternoon* and been killed that afternoon In an Grace Hamilton, has become fam­ evenings wipt volunteer supervision. airplane epudt at X# Moore FWd. ous for putUng Cedar Spring* on thU weea Calif., Where he was a flying fnthe map with the "Red Flannels." Mr. H. A. *^n*ctor. No further detail* were Adrounle, Mrs. Robert Dryer. Mr*. given pial. Grand Rapids, lust week a* e remain*, accompanied, by a Fredrick Granger and Mrs. Rich­ a pneumonia jiatlent. ary escort, arrived in Vicksburg ard Copk. This plan of having, tha Pueaday and the funeral Victor R. Hine, 31. son of Mra. 4UM ,„ available MU room through the week ueted according to Jessie Hine. Delton, is nqw ^olng may automatically mc ui * uuu . iucm ' Uy be diacpntfnueq 1 were held at through the first ate)« toward* be-, k there 1* not enough use of tha lodlst chureh, ther coming a sca-going fighter In the foom to warrant the expense of ay al 1:30 P. M.. U 8. Navy He reported to th. healing However. until such acit L. Jordan officiating- DomGreat Lakes Naval Training Station Uon u taken ‘ wlU ALL at Cdom Isut week lo begin recruit training. women wh0 would iUy at Among Army nurse* reporting for one afternoon of evening a month duty at the Camp Swift Station please -----------------------------------call 3445 (the U. 8.---O. phone hospital, Texas, recently was 2nd. number) after 1 p. m. arid leave Lt. Helen Mary McPherson । their name. Duane Jarman of Ann Arbor had The U. S. o. will act as a clear­ a tonsillectomy on Friday, October ing house for all community activ­ 23. and will return to hU wort at ities scheduled for the boys at th* the Willow Run Bomber plant on Clear Lake Camp Monday of next week. One project now under way 1* the Edward Brinker of Coat* Grove Sunday dinner list. Anyone wiihhas returned to tile Great Loxes ing to entertain two or more coast Naval Training Station after spend­ guard* for Sunday dinner should call the U. 8. O. room Friday. Lynn ing an eight day furlough here. Mrs. Ernest Hayes and Mra. Alma Lewi* will be in charge of making Soules of Battle Creek were called arrangement* with the camp to to Birmingham by the death of their bring the boys into the V. 8. O. room and they will go from there nephew, Vern Boughner. to assigned homes for dinner. Mr. and Mrs O. S. Kuempel The Navy Mothers organization Stanley and Jo Ann spent the week­ will be in charge of the room thi* end with the former’* sister Ln Hol­ ccmlng Saturday and Sunday and land. Mr. and Mra. John George the O. 8. O- girls will act as host­ and family. They found Mr. George esses. four or five girls being as­ able to sit up after suffering a signed for afternoon.* and evenings. stroke July 3rd in Freeport. Texas Any girl interested in joining tn» Keith Edwin Lancaster, son ol O. 8. O. group may contact the mitt* I services were at Riverside Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lancaster, has president. MIm Betty Tredinnick. cemetery Ln Halting*, the young Just been named to the baas sec­ On Monday and Friday evenings, Umjtenant, being burled on the tion al .the Albion College A Cap- from 7:00 to 9:00 o'clock. Shirley Crook family lot. Six flying lieu­ pella Choir. Membership In thL* Henry, honorary recruiter for Barry tenants from Kellogg Field. Battle choir, so famous in the midwest, u Creek, acted a* pallbearers and a one of the moat distinguished musi­ O. room to Interview young men who bufler and honor salute guard were. cal honors obtainable on the camp­ are Interested in lhe naval service us at Albion Keith is * sophomo.c -------- -*•---------------After hls graduation from the a member of Uie Tau Kappa Ep­ PLEASANT HILL----------------------------- Vicksburg High school tn 1938, silon fraternity and is majoring Mr*. Stephen Carter will have Lieut. Crook attended WMCE. Kalin music. the next Sunshine club. A* the club I amaxoo. and was a senior when he Corliss A. Barnes, who has been lias no sewing of its own this {enlisted on Dec. 10 tn the United employed at the Hastings Mfg. Co. .month, they will assist the north State* Army Air Service and was one tor the past three and one-half ■ group of Irving Garden club Ln of 20 picked for the Captain Colin years, enlisted In the Army October ■ sewing for the Red Cross. I Kelly Squadron. After a furlough at 12 and is now stationed at Camp I Mr. and Mra Vere Carter at- 1 home in January he waa *em to Crowder. Mo., in Co. C., 98th Sig- tended a birthday dinner at the Kelly Held. Texas, and waa grad­ ual Bn. - home of her parents in Caledonia , uated from the Lake Charles, La„ Roy Callihan entered Blodgett ’ Sunday, honoring the birthday* of training field on Sept. 8. He was hospital. Grand Rapids. Monday for : her father and brother. I then sent to Mather Field. Calif., a bone operation to be performed Mr*. Curtis Pierce and son* of and after three week* there, went Wednesday morning. , Allegan spent from Thursday un- , to La Moore Field aa an instructor. David qettlex n»<i la nf tU Sunday) with her parent*. Mr.:He was graduated aa a slngle-enHarry MHter of’uffeity^ ii/wr?- «“» Mrs- Stephen Carter. 8at- glne fighter pursuit plane pilot and LONG LARD BACON .tM" 32c * U.T.O. NEWS ☆ 1 . ... ... S'lndny dinner guests of Mr. three reason*, he would not let Sir. and Mrs Clarence Hackney I ftn(J Mrg B<rt pgime,. ,nd Paul hl* parent* down, he would not let of Paw Paw are the proud parents wre: Mr. and Mra. Cyrus Shroy- hl* home town down and he would of a son bom on Friday. October । rr nn(1 ciaytod, Mrs , John Lech- mot let himself down." Thesestalea “ »tl *^ uaxc ke„ Vview .lew Hospital inln raw Pa’1’ Leitner. Mrs. Keith Lechlekner of ment* show hL* fine, clean charP** The little man will *,u ansner wuwer to Psw. Mis* Hortense Mead of ' acter and hl* determination lo win. ..am., of .if David TV., l-trl Allen. Allot. the' name Hastings and George Bridgfc of I While at WMC. Lieut. Crook was Local people who heard "the pre- HUnol* I active in campus activities and was mier radio" presentation last week; Mr. and Mr*. Vere Carter were !« member of the varsity tennis of "The Death of Lidice." Ed nil St. Wednesday evening dinner guests j team, having been choeen as a coVlncent Millay's beautiful and sou> of Mr and Mrs. Curtis Pierre and captain. ns of Allegan. k~ - — ■* -a I stirring poem published recently m tn ;• SO sons i '*' Surviving are his -------parents and ■a were!! t The north a nationally known magazine, were * -------— group of the Irving tsister. Virginia, all of Vicksburg, naturally proud to hear the name J Garden Club aided by Mr*. Chas i and two uncles. Shirley W. Crook of of Betty Osborn Caine announcec Dennett, Mrs. Amanda Ervin and I Fort Custer and Guy E. Crook pt In the cast along with Alexander: Mrs Johnson did Red Crow sew- Hastings. Woollcott, Paul Muni. Clifton Pad-. mg at the home of Mrs. Clifford imnn nnd other well known artists., Johnson Wednesday afternoon. It was superbly done and will un~~ * ------ -* Middle­ Ml** Jean Griffith of doubtedly be given again. ville wax a guest of her friend. Circle No. 6 of the Methodist Alice Williams from Wednesday WBCfi will meet Monday eve­ until Saturday. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mr* Clare Williams ning Nov. 2nd for dessert at tiin Mr. and Mr*. Ivan W. Bums, of arid daughters, Miss Jean Griffith. • home of Mr*. D. D. Walton on East 411 West State St., announce the Ml** Mamret Smith and Paul Bond St. engagement of their daughter, Janet Palmer attended the 4-H supper The Rebekah Red Crow Sewing and program at Hastings ThursClub wiU meet with Mra. Ethel Mrs. Elsworth Myers of Hastings. | day. evening. Snyder, 539 8. Michigan. Wednes­ day evening. Nov. 4. to finish the ORGANIZATIONS riEAST Hastings, Mich. Tt1EATKB= Telephones 2244-2557 ■ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30-31 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM I Hospital Guild No. 14 will nleet at 1:30 P, M. Tuesday. Nov. 3. for dessert bridge with Mrs. M. J. Cross, at 920 West Green St. Emmanuel Guild will meet at the day. November 4. for tea. lb. pkg. IT HAPPENED IN FLATBUSH ABOUT FACE' 1 Surgery Guild No. 19 will meet Thursday. Nov. 5, al tiie home of Mra. Ida McCoy. 318 W. State, with 1 Mrs. Emma Evans as liostess. Mrs. Henry Vahlslng and Mra. Greeley Quick nr regular. Ige. size. .. Quick or regular, pkg. SUN.. MON.. -TUBS.. WED., THURS. Nov. 1-2-3-4-5 The last picture made by Clark Gable before entering "SOMEWHERE I'LL FIND YOU" We will be thawing this picture with the leading Theatre* first throughout the country. Special Matinee Price* for Sunday only 1:04 to 3:40 P. M. admlsslcyu at this price to fill theatre once »o come early. . Roll rolls iRoxey tax total 35 cent*. Children under twelve Sunday Matinee only 15 cent* plus tax 2 cents total 17 cent*. Barry theatri ? -Ki Hqstinos. Mich., Phones 2247-2282 CA B B A G E hard heads, lb CLAPPS DRY CEREAL OATMEAL 2 for 29c Babies take to it FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OCTOBER 30-31 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Don I Red i Barry and Lynn Merrick THE SOMBRERO KID" "THE GIRL FROM ALASKA1 ZA now » \ < SUNDAY and MONDAY NOVEMBER 1-2 Ann Sheridan and Ronald Reagan "THE JUKE GIRL" Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS. NOVEMBER 3-4-5Ann Miller and Johnnie Johnston 206 t STATE ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. THE BEST FOK LESS“ N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. "PRIORITIES ON PARADE" SUCCUMBS AFTER I A LONG ILLNESS | Fred Szey. 75. a well known resi­ dent of Baltimore township, died ‘on Wednesday night, following a , long illness. He Is survived by one 1 cousin. Mr*. Charles Freer, of Has1 tings. Funeral services were held on Saturday at the Leonard funer। al home, the Rev. L. Winston Stone officiating. Interment in the Dowi Ung cemetery. । IRVING ! Mr. and Mrs. Arggle Windcs 1 were home from Royal Oak over ! Sunday. I Robert Bryans from Frirt Knox. Ky., who has been having a fur­ lough of several day*, has been the guest of Miss Betty Flanders at the home of her parents here. Mrs. Emma Norton of Carlton township spent a couple weeks with her daughter. Mrs. John Belaon and family. ■ Mr. and Mr*. Ben Nagel and children were Sunday visitors in Sunfield. Mrs. Hele/ Frye ofc Battle Creek and Mr. arid Mrs. Ray Travla of Grandville spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mra. Prank Travla. Mry. Jessie Bush of Battle Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCann 1 Sunday. I Mrs. Jessie Courh has been assLstintf with the care of Mr*. Ali bert- Amu and the new daugli। ter. Elisabeth Anne. I The Ladtea Aid Society will meet .Friday. Nov. 8. somewhere tn the possibly at the Hall There will be no chicken supper this year. Mrs. James Nagel visited In Grand Rapids last week. �TOE BASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1942 Homo FranF !wl1 hcr Anyway Mra. 'the sentiments of all the other men VII wnv iiwiiiw r luiu I Roosevelt reports that those of you tn thia war. • (Continued from page J. Section 1) l(n England have two major trou- , "I receive the Hastings Banner, rhanawt mneh Me wh-i- i. bl,s—*ou wanl thicker• socks and , Don't think but everyone who-gets I’-ltenil ox. well do our here doean'l love to'get the news y “ »«“ “•* *"a K ~ <52 -- Yours ----------------------respectfully, R. G. Corson Mr. Conklin u .onun. In th, *r- JSL ’?!!? “ C. Div.. UBB. Atlant* senal Plant of the Hudson Motor ‘ blrUul*y we rtt,ch >W1c/o Postmaster , Co ' *' I Here 1s an example of the kind of San Francisco. California. There ta one great change you oB‘ctal word we “^ut you: We re all back of you Bob In evwould notice Mr. Martin and hi*1 “Great Lakes. 111.. Oct. 23— crew of bus drivers, are gone. Tlie ;Char}** Richard Freer. 39. son of -' men of the faculty drive the busses Charles Freer, of 414 8. Michigan do »nything we can to help you. Each teacher drives one trip a day. A'*’ • Hastings. Mich., will be grad- and a11 lhe others, to carry on for It is reported that Mra Lower uated from recruit training lomor- u*A_nthM. . nur has a portable tray and serves meals r°w os honor man of his company Ano.41Sr l5.Uer lhat came ,our *a> in her'ear. so Mr. Lower can make thc u- 8- Natal Training Sta- “J* The_day* ore Y?1”® ,a* “‘d On and birthday so that eventually Wt may reach every Barry county boy 'and girl in the service of our coun* try. Bend us any new c’------- ~* address, too. Thank you. ------------------ — SOUTHWEST RUTLAND (Continued from page 1. Sec. I) i Mr. and Mra. Buehl Buty ot' HOPE-County tax. 83.211.87; • Kalamazoo were weekend guests drain lax, 943.14; total tax 93.255 01; at Mr. and Mrs. France Gorham, percentage of county tax .031. Mrs. Nellie Foreman is assist-1 IRVING — County tax. 93478.10; Ing Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver I drain Ux, 949.40; total tax 93 727.50 with their household duties and percentage of county tax. .(DM. ', the care ot Mn. Weaver. । JOHNSTOWN—County tax. 94,' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn call- 35155; drain tax. 9584,4; total tax ed on Mr and Mrs. Fred OtLi 94,409.99; percentage of county tax Sunday afternoon. .042. Mr. and Mra. George Haven* of | -MAPLE GROVE—County tax. 95. Detroit were weekend guests at,284.03; drain tax. 970.99; total tax, the home of Wm. Havens. Dor- 95355.02: percentage of county tax othy returned home with therii at- 451. ter an extended vi*it wjtn her ORANGEVILLE — County tax. I grandparents. 193.180.08; drain tax. 942.43: total' Kenneth DunnJelL-Friday night tax. 99402.49: percentage of county for Uuuing and then goes on to I tax. 0305 Detrolt zWhere he Ls inducted In the' PRAtRIEVILLE — Counly tax. Afr .Cbh* and will be sent on to - 96.009.30: — drain taw. 180.10: —. total. Nashville. Tennessee. tax. 18.090.00: percentage of coun- _ J AMOUNTS ASSESSED I “ FOR COUNTY TAX every minute count No, he was not “on here ™ i S. going hunting. He was in a hurry ! He will leave for home Immediate- I” _h a_J rt-h. H1!uL to go to Marshall to see hU broth- ly afterward on a nlne-day leave. ' Iinma on nn leave. Imv» I| — - r wtt5 employed . l,IP Jalw Will'gel 0 rttln ChtCk, Of er who was home Pr^ u a’ rnainte- ' should I call 16* wash out? Ro unHuntlng this year 1* somewhat nance man by a Detroit company i m Uncle Sam '*ay* ha'a through curtailed due to restriction on cars for twelve yeara prior to hl* en- with the Japs and with me I've and the scarcity of some kind* of ilstment several weeks ago m a Bot * nuk job to do and 'until ammunition. Tite Robert Cook*, the seaman, first class. Through a sr- that's done well have to be content Hubert Cooks, the lock woods and , rira of aptitude tests given the 130 Happy will I be when I see those old lhe Bristol* usually take their fam-1 men of hl* company, he has been star» and stripe* again " Illes and go North hunting during selected to attend one of lhe Navy's -------------W. Adcock George RUTLAND—County lax. 93.419.08 the weekend, when the Michigan Ssrvice Schools.’’ Co. H.. 148th Infantry.drain tax 945.92; total tax. Ikli»cario,;al AssoclaUor1 I* meeting Congratulation* Charles, were . 465 00: percentage of county m Grand Rapids. School is closed I R)aa l0 we]come you home and don't San Francisco. California. .083. Thursday and Friday giving them a forgrt lo vUll our U5 o Roonl ■ THORNAPPLE — County Thanks for the letter George. We long weekend This year Instead . whl|e on furlough -96371.92: drain tax. 98537; total just learned that your birthday Is of going North, they had their itax, 96.457 40; percentage of coun­ annual game dinner with gnme I, Here Is some other news that has Feb. 22nd and well all make a note ty tax. .0615. of It In our "date” book. We also luigged in this vicinity. How abun- , pen sent to us: WOODLAND — County tax, 98.D. ««»». Smith, u-u.mri daughter of mm. Mra. learned Hint being bom on George dont Uie supply was. is unknown '. Leona • ....™ n n..— of «■> —-Ji---- * Washington, Wuxhlnirlzin-K birthtfiiv -vou were < 547.70: drain tax, 9114.80: total tax. nut wp presume no one minded. Woodland. nmueti. No rro '»-»ura B. Gardiner ui ------I 98.662 50; percentage of county tax "Grandma" * ’ fta relumed home after resigning named after him. and that, my doubt "Grandpa" and "Granums" has ■calB«>lng L1. r .—. of.. friend, U h""!e name name to to live live up n** to, ' 0825 Bristol were guests of honor and j,,,,,... hpr position with the Dept, Jus- friend, quite a to, Washington Is In a Meas | YANKEE SPRINGS—County tax tales of Little Miss Bristol, newly |llcp has been working in a’ : isn't bn‘l li? pram tax. 937.82; ssi.ki. total. total . 93472.17; drain Now for more names this week. arrived daughter of Steven Bristol.;concentration camp In Texas, but were much more engrossing than n0*' *’a<’ been accepted-in .the Army r: Here they are: There Is confusion, contradictory tai. 12,09999; percentage of coun- j I Pvt John W. Reed orders, inefficiency and worse. An ly lax. .02. lucky shots at most unlucky phcas-lwlth ,hp WA.A.C. and is the first' o, „ Co. A A.. Tng. Bn. antw. । one from Barry county. She will go , ©<>• - 30th Sig. Tng. Admiral, a General and an Assist­ Last week the Red Cross made Des Moines. la., for training. | S-CRTC. ant Secretary of the Navy tell us PRAIRIE GARDEN CLUB The Prairie Garden Club will meet sewing kiu for the soldier*. Perhaps j *» Mr— »- « Oardiner aho has a foster son —■■-------•— v-----------------— | Camp Crowder. Missouri , we are losing lhe war. Tuesday. November 12 at the home ' reinmine r,c»uc«i,,StlSrdXr reti —•— *rm™ --------> <* Mnu Wlnn‘c Br0K ,MtMd °r . some of you will get some of them. ;ln **,e Nav*- somewhere in the Pa-1■ John is the son of the Albert,■ The President, wMch Reed* and hls birthday is July 5th. trip through 24 ce than 8?So mf£. November 3 which U election day I heard a woman tell over the ra• dlo that site had inspected the life Forrest <8tub» Johnson of West iI Burdette A. Timm. fWman 2/C ij„. covered mot belt that saved tier son's life. She I Hope, now In Texas, has been II Div. 1. USS. Nashville admits that the city in In which lie haa has ..................................... ■ ! lived for almost ten yean, the Gov­ knew because it had her inspection 1 made a corporal: also so has Bur! I| c/o Fleet Post Office 1B has lwu --------------------------------------mark on it. Strange co-incidenU do -0<fck. who Is In Australias with our | Ban Francisco. California ernment over wtMW which, ,he had j Burdette's birthday Is Feb. 29th. I complete control, is least conscious hapjrn sometimes. The Red Cross forces. Pvt. Gerald Anders, another : 1—-------- ------------ • — - — ——• Istwis birth- .| of the war. If Istwls Sherman writes hls birth- that be true—and .I room Ls usually a busy place. Ev­ West Hope boy. graduated from erybody wants to do all jMKslble to Chanute Field Saturday and is day U Aug. 16th. HU addtvnn Is ; think It Is—no one but the President i I Co. O/. 84th Ord. M.M.. Camp Ed- |and hls New Deal advisers are rehelp. You see there Is scarcely a now an Instrument specialist. We’re proud of everyone of you wards. Maa*. That's a simply 'swell’1 sponsible. persen any more who doc* not have zomeone very dear In a U. 8. uni­ and please write us about your ex- picture of you in LyBarker's win- , Il is time this Administration ■ form. beside having numbers of perlence* so we may share them dow. Lewis. We give you a nod ev- quit fooling, quit playing al war: • with you. jerytlme we go by. 11 — ■** *the u- ■*•* — of — ‘ made defeat our -------enemiea, ' ' friends and acquaintances. Robert iBobi Corson, son of Mr? Here's another: i the winning of the war. the preserWhen I look at the photographs . ..... 1 --------vaUon of our form of government. tn LyBarker's window. I say to and Mra. Wm. Corson of Middle- i Teth./S Arthur B. Fisher vllle Is doing himself proud. On Oct. | Co. M.. 800th Signal Service Reg. lor. if you please, the American way I myself. "Why. that buy was In the Muaw «v*au , — - — ——- -----I of of life, life, its its first first business, business. 1st he — made hls 3rd class radio 2nd | Camp Crowder., .... Missouri third >iaw grade at mic the Second Ward Rnh It vmtr birth. mnai effective w*v vnn School when I substituted there ;class clttM nettv petty officer niliner rating. Bob Is nn on, fit, By tha the s-av way. when l< Is your birth- , Th, The moat way for you and that one was In Miss Robson's the UB.S. Atlanta somewhere in day. Art? 1 to bring that about, to give supEnglb.li Class in High School." and lhP Pacific and he writes: We hope you fellows will have a port lo the men who have beenro on. There are so many of you I ‘ My only reaction to the war Lt I chance to frolic a bit for Halloween I sent to the war. is to go to the whom I know. And. like everyone I being slightly more sober-minded come this Saturday. We’re having polls on, Tuesday next and vote a else. 1 fee! deep down In my heart I Bl)d thinking deeper besides having -another Coast Guard dance at the | Republican ticket. This I ray to a prayer for your well being and for Breal P*W tor our boys that doCountry Club on Halloween for the . Democrats as well as to Republlthe safety of nil your Comrades-in , lnt-et withbad luck. Our morale J fellows here so they'll have some- cans, for the Democratic Party Arms. d I would be highest if we realized to , thing special to do. ‘has fallen Into the hands of the — [a Sincerely. . great extent that the people back I Next week we thought you might New Dealers and. unless the elefciMra. D. A. VanBusklrkl | home < outside of our Immediate i like to hear from a student at tlon returns next Tuesday shock I relatives) were thinking of us and ! H.H.S.: so Harmon Wilcox, our the New Dealers into a sense of -------- — — us *“ for what we are j senior ..... ....star,...will... give you -• We’re hearing about you In many | appreciating football the , responsibility, jar them loose from different ways these days. Jiut this ' doing. If we know every one Is be-1 low down. the control of war activities, we shall continue to suffer from their I morning in the daily papers we read hind us 100 per cent I. personally. 1 Cheerio. "Doughboys Tell Troubles to First I am willing to fight the whole world ! Zolly Coffer bungling, rationing and Inefficiency. I Lady In England.” lit even says they < If necessary'. I am sure this echoes P. 8. Send us names with address What Washington needs, what 1 the country needs, what our fightng men need, what you need, what . we must have If we are to win. । are men in Washington who will Insist upon economy, upon efficlency. upon an all-out effort to Government. From my past record, you know that these things I will do. Your , support will be appreciated. CLARE E. HOFFMAN. Republican Candidate for Congress Pol. Adv SPECIALS ‘ DELMAIZ CORN cream style. 17oz. can 1 ODESSA PEAS-EARLY JUNE sifted. no 2 am 1 JOCKEY CLUB CORN whole kernel,, no. 2 can 2 for 23' SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING quart BEST YET FLOUR 241 lb. rack 93c BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN AMERICAN VICTORY MUST BE WON IN AMERICAN HOMES Wor muil be fought and won by nations at a whole. Behind the fighting forces, there must stand, strong ond determined, a united home front. The women who learnt lo tew for hertelf and her family, who studies food problemi, who thriftily managetJhe family in-' come to there will be a surplus lo inveit in War Bondt, that houtewife it fighting the war like any toldier. Fail’s Favorites In Smart Fashions! WOMEN'S COATS 4 A7 5 IM <Z • Tailored types! • Fur Trimmings! • Removable Linings! Crisp winter breezes are just ahead . . . choose your coal NOW from this smart new group! Cleverly cut fleeces with precise de­ tailing . . . carefree plaids with collars of fur tome with removable linings! Sites 12 She ttandi guard over the fam­ ily pay envelope, buying only needfull, of sound, durable quality. She turni instinctively to floret the con truit . . . floret that give her full value,” floret like Penney't which hove alwayt served her well. HATS Felt berets, clothe* and < sport style* to wear > with your suits and ' tailored things! Nov­ elty styles for dress fall .*. . and clever trimmings! , rtripe* ly draped doubh breasted Kenley: Actlvttle* Thu Winter: STILL FIRST MISSES' DRESSES IN QUALITY They're ALL Wool! Smartly Cut! Cleverly Designed! Thriftily Priced! MEN'S SUITS Penney's takes Increasing pride to be able to continue offering all wool suits these days! And to hold top posi­ tion In the >tyle picture with the finest models and hand­ somest patterns in town* TOU CAN SEND THEM Answering to a demand in this community for safety 7975 deposit boxes, we have just installed another unit of boxes in our safe deposit vault and offer these boxes for rental at the same low price. $2.50 per annum plus gov­ ernment tax. NOW—buy Town-Clad*! All Weather Revenlbies! FINGERTIP COATS 990 Smooth, fleece finish melton on one side, water-repellent pop­ lin on the other! Smart fly front, railroad stitching and two big pockets! Grand In­ vestment In an all-around utility coat! casualty and you rest secure in the thought of the safety’of your valuables, if you have a safety deposit box in our vault. You hold the keys and no one except you or your appoint­ ed representative can gain access to the box. National Bank of Hastings MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION type for after-five frolics! Smooth, soft rayon crepe alpacas, and novelty spun rayons. Sizes 12 to 20. SLEEPING WEAR For The Family! GOODIES Flannelette GOWNS MEN S SMART HATS Genuine fur lefts in TODAY'S popular shades! Lower 006 crowns, wider brims! “ Choose from 15 different, carefully selected anoriments of the things the boys like . we ll do the restl His package will be packed professionally to prevent breakage and will be SHIPPED THE SAME DAY I DRESS GLOVES Handsome pig grain eapeskin Unllned models. Attrac­ tively stitched! ..... Men's smart OXFORD Smart fall col­ ors in leather or fabric! ... Cl W1U1 1BIMK palms! C level trimmings I . New Full Fashioned Rayon •JQc I Hosiery IW ' Warm Togs For Boys And Girls! DRESSES 1.98 or basque types In striped. and flowered Children'* Snow Suita 6.65 Gay, lined gabardine jacket and ski pants! Children's in fa K/otat NO P£t/V£Ry CHMK&E.' 98c Just right fot school! TaU- ter! Solid pas­ tels or pert prlntfi! 811mwatsted gowru ^with full skirt* c'AU sizes. There is no better place to store your valuable papers, insurance policies, deeds, abstracts, bonds, etc., than in one of these boxes. They are safe from fire or other JUO M Select a tailored frock fot outdoor sports ... a casual style for the many, “don’t in d In Fall Cohan! GLOVES 1.59 Pouch, envelops AQfi 77c v CANTEEN HANDBAGS SLEEPERS tra protection! Bright 69c Snug and warm Knitted col tor with double feet! 2 to 10. GIRLS’ COAT SITS Cap Men's Flannelette PAJAMAS 2.00 ' / 4.98 Ribbed —“ Crystal-c tear stripes, gilald designs! Draw, string styles in 479 4.25 Long wing Up bal oxford tn ibrownl Heavy fall detail! Good-looking.' and extremely comfortable in the bargain! MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 5 Pat. Off. X BOYS' PAJAMAS REAL health protection! Coat or slipover stylet 4 19 In new patterns! .... I �THK HA8TTNG8 BANNER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 39, 1M1 ■ ment and want to help It along. {allows betting on thoa* races A for all Um buildings; (*> Hav* pur- grounds will be fine. They will The 4-H club* are not money rah- percentage ot all the bets U paid to chaaed some of the necessary b* accessible spring, summer and ing organUatlons. whenever their'the Mate, which give* the money furnishings and equipment fall. When Uw improvement* an ir FAR 11 I acUvHles call for money, the cash thus obtained to encourage 4-H About 10 rods of Algonquin lake finished and the buildings fuml.'JtJl rlllf A"f| come* from the state. And you'll club work, but stipulate* that not ahoreline is on this 39 acre tract, ed. the members of Uw 4-H club* wonder how. because litis money Is over 411XX) shall be paid to any one It b not suitable for a bathing will h*ve an Ideal place for rocrea(Continued from page 1. Sec. 1)not derived _ from w „ any ^_or . „ funds, county for that'purpose. If you ar* beach yet.„It -will need„, stale sand; but tian Barry_ county will be pleaied mild ckrtva from that property About *1.000 a year la given to Barry not proud of^ the source ot Uw that is plentiful^ on tbe^acroage. and proud'to have such county’by the Mate to "help pay such money, we will agree with you. But near th* ’ shore Un*, and B*n"be the f7ne group* of' young ftSka™who mpRWAkl |f Ffl I IlJW If you visit that 39 acres, you will notice that much has been done al­ ready. The clubs have hosts of friends Harold FtMtcr believed they ■ind, and they have, and will eontlnuc to help. All the labor has been donated ao far except that of one carpenter, who wm employed to tell how the work should be done, and to superintend the building operations Many of the 4-H boys have worked there; aom* of their adult friends have given their tunc and work, because they like boy* and like to encourage the 4-H movement The money that haa spent to far wm donated by Parent-Teacher club*, by acme of the 4-H club* and by a few individuals. The amount given by any individual or club wm oomparallvel) small. but the aggregate has made a snug sum. and the giver* will continue lheir aid because they believe m the 4-H move- I la brief, amt people ar* new con-I JU(4M D |c*med primarily with winning tha “ REMeWbkh TO VOTB . .Continued from peg* >. Brown Stated ’ Judge Homer Ferguson In the w. Our problem far Ute pe*u*nt is) • “G*Tt» IR WO® !• Wayne counly graft trials, wm nom- w keep wtxat wq have and avoid America's Great N««d mated at the Republican conven- I m*J°r cl'Bn«M unUJ W •“**’ I • „ . . .___ _ ... Uon. Justice Raymond W. Blarr, »«** •**» and Ml *f us bav* th* . _ta t4drWB »• appointed to the supreme court in jth* intermt lo glee to the Monday noon. Judge WUllarn P May 1941 by cov Van Wagoner to Probl«" °t governmental revisions 1 Brown, of Grand Rapids. Mid at 1 ----------------- —---------------■ the beginning of hta talk, "t can DON F1NOLSTON 1 My things to you which no preachDemocratic contention. ELECTED SECRETARY '» w “• “> non SlufOion, Huunn )ual« >1 usused ot ulklM .hop' Whol 1 c-n<lldllc’ U.ere will be three pro- Cenirsl Mlcht,,n Colle,e vu elect- 1 p,,, u, u on ltW otaw. ixesli. No. I hM io do with rrdroll-. ed woretotr ot lhe eompu, tn, the ,uu omtUuUm No. 3 Club otpniwd >1 C M t E. IhU! “ concerns nsnlln. Nfieem, crnnliii* home boot, ruk rule rishi* rtohU <- ”** ihe members S' of the “» club SS* ar* — “TO .w enlUted "N" P”- r**" practicing lawyer” Then to Wayne County so that the local grams al Central Michigan College, hv asserted that the most serious government Mt up can be adjusted TYse group will meet lo dlseus* sea- danger confronting the America" to modem needs; No- 3 U the so- manahip. ordnance, naval customs u nol Hitler Muaaonni ur called ' Milk Marketing Act' which ***• lo ‘^ualnt Jap, the Uck of i>njpo*cs to create an impartial ui- ^7 " "• wu “nu °* ‘u»,“7 uw ““T"' I ■'1 •>-” “» »*» *~J: SSX2 JilfiSl u£“ h.TJh. Jk 4-H club expense* a* these: Coat of the cash b used for a worthy or- easily put where It will make > nice are doing »uch splendid individual Judging and demonstration groups miration ganlzatlon. beach beach tor for bathing bathing purpme* purpose*. The The and and group group work through their 4-H who are sent to various pan* of the Now whal'hM what hu been been done doneononthe the voter waterUUtoo toodeep deepfor forthat thathow. how.but but organisation, organisation. state to do that kind of work; cost 3g acre* to prepare It for recreation that problem can be easily solved ■ ■ ---------------of leader* meeting*; coat of ma- purpmea? Here b the story; bY hauling in sand from lhe shore receivt .NCOMMISSION »>,< tira COMMISSION terials for the club* to work with.. A combined dining hall and •*>*• I SoonnO Lieut W.rtw A. Snyder. After all these are paid, there is kitchen unit. 24 x B0. with quarter* Last year 5,000 seedling tree* were . ’ —thSI:: -I----------------------- --------- ecut ot Mr end Mr,. Joy Snyder usually- about |100 so — left each *tt -----------A----- or - — ------ for lhe cook ha* been completed jet “ outt “ on thu Mtreoje. It ---------->,net|o. Muter whool rK11"' divided among »»•fnnne b up and the floor but mo*tly „K pine. K*’r- 'Th the «« B50 ‘L, V- " members In the county would mean laid for.an adminutratlon building, nwr, more w.r. were rAi.nwrt__.il planted—all rMn.. pines *Hn. Pine Qn 13 of IhU year he °niY » few cents per member. It Is •“ ~ will make a beautiful background WM inducted into the army' at not I»>d directly to the members ns have been built, each for these ground*. Space* will be Camp Prrry Ohio One week but 10 ‘he club to which he belongs house the camper* The kept clear of tree* for playgrounds later he was transferred to Camp The club can divide it among lhe found*! b completed and the and a baseball diamond,/ Lee. Va. from which achooi he members if they so wish According floor la lor a third cabin of theThere will be no *-------------- camp­ organlaed received hb commission last Frl»o l“»’ It belongs to Ute members : ing until Hie war is over After lhe ■^e. und Mr. Bwtkr. truwrty A» » matter of fact most of the nu >)eted buildings have war there will be two recreation clubs, for the past tlucc years, havecement noor*. stcei roots of*. steel roofsana anda apeperiods for-g-lfcluba. also one for Agnei Burroughs, have been spend- ftnU d«*ler* can appear and alr Navy-Martne procurement board lnga cl h, ,nd can Riven this money to help develop thecement foundation walja. He'tape* Economic groups, and probe- ing hh ten day furlough with their their grievance* regarding produc-; will be gueet* of lhe college. Mem- maintained only by faith In God, “ Theframes ' Algonquin lake project. ’ made of nativelumber w’ parent* They Jeft Monday, morn- tion and marketing of milk. | benI>J ““ ^*rd h*r* been ,nv,ud and good will toward men-whieh Oh yea; we almost forgot to During this year 'lhe-following ing for Camp Campbell. Ky. to addrem lhe group. u (he eMence of OirUtlanlty He , , , explain where tills 11.000 00 work has been done: til Cement and Individual 4-H clubs for week- where he is to be atolloned for '‘Even though thouah all “» of 01 these thM« proposnronos---------------------------------------------------------------- facts ------------------------mentioned brought out in re­ comes from. The state owns tiir floor for the dining room. *2> Ce- enda and short periods When not in the present. als have merit and under ordinary RURAL CARRIERS MEET cent trial* in hi* court a* showing sta’te fair grounds at Detroit. It ment floor and wall for the third uw by the clubs, other organization* circumstance* would deserve favorAND ILECT OFFICERS an alarming lack of faith bi God permits racing on' the track cabin; <31 Toilets built on the can rent lhe grounda and facilities HEATH OF MRN. and of belief In the Christian reable consideration. it is doubtful , on 1U fair grounds when lhe grounds; <4» Have supplied screens on reasonable terms MARY V. L1CHTY that now la the time to go into* The Barry County Rural Carrier* W<m, and exptained why and how state fair is not in operation, ft for windows, and all the screen doors When completed these recreation Mrs. Marv V. Uchty 85. died on a ' Association and lhe auxiliary held thl* b becoming a menace to our He Thursday evening at her home in them Redrafting the state const!- their meeting in Middleville Satur- country and It* Institutions Grind Rapids. She waa the widow tution or a plan for home rule in day. The two organization* elected urged Rotarian* to have faith in of Jay Llchty. Surviving arc two Wayne county, for example, are “I**™1 “ follows Aaaoctation — ood. practice Christianity in daily, muu. John and Ralph Llchty of major operations which require more pSdenfitoSf’Bam”' llVtn< ,tUnd_church **rvke*. Grand Rapids, and three daughters. Meretary-treMurer. Glenn . If any pUl peddler claim* to have Mpt Carl IJlydale of Chicago and study and attention than can be a medicine to cure tuberculoab. you Mrs. Lew Douglas and Mrs A. H. devoted to them duringwartime 1 Griffith, Middleville. Loomb of Grand Rapids The fu­ Also the thousand* of menhi service I Auxiliary President. Mr* Rob- know right away that he U a qu»ck. neral was held Monday morning in from Michigan should be given a Sf : Tubertuloels A»Grahd' Rapids and the remains rhariAs have thai. rJ«rrtina Mra We|t®n Brook*. Cloverdale: socUUon. The only cure for tuber­ to have their sayregarding . .pcreury-UtMurtr, Mra Ru**ell culosb U scientific rest such a* b brought to Hasting* for interment chance ' .th.'se revisions. Mott, Delton. .offered in Michigan sanatorium* In Rlvcraide cemetery. LIGHT AND TENDER... A TASTE SENSATION! DATED FOR FRESHNESS E HOME FRONT/ Just five years ago we opened for business in Hastings. For five years we have con­ tinued to grow. And now we thank our many friends and patrons for their liberal patronoge and assure them that we will constantly strive to merit a continuation of this patronage — Thank you* Jane Parker P'ioJucc Avuuel 74a/ Ji RtalLf Ame'ticai Mait Papula* LUXURY FURRED DONUTS COATS $2995 Smart, New Casual Coats! BALMACAANS REEFERS Dressy fitted style* of fine boucle MICHIGAN—WAGNER $14’5 $2i-95 Warmly Interlined. Sites 12 to 44. APPLES 5-19 ENRICHED-DATED rLI. ENRICHED—DATED— — l'/ I '/j-U. MICHIGAN—SELECTED CHIPPEWA POTATOES ONIONS GRAPEFRUIT GRAPES. . . . . RED YAMS CAUILFLOWER CELERY ... SWEET POTATOES 3 10 POTATOES APPLES I5-L8. BAG 39' MICHIGAN—YELLOW FOR FANCY—RED EMFERQR LBS. TEXAS LBS. SNO-WHITE LGE. HEAD MICHIGAN BCH. SOLDEN JERSEY LBS. U. S. NO. 1—A SIZE—IDAHO MICHIGAH-^NORTHERN SPY LBS. BtaUda too. all fully Interlined MARVEL BREAD 3“ 29‘ 12’ BROWN BREAD 31' LAYER CAKE 41' LAYER CAKE 10* POP! CORN 43' POTATO CHIPS..... SPICE CAKE 19' DINNER ROLLS 2,19' ROLLS ROLLS 2s19' COFFEE CAKE 15' . . . all Included in this grand collection. BOSTON RAISINS .LOAF PERSIAN BUTTER RUM FLAVORED CARIOCA 10-LB. MESH BAG TEXAS SEEDLESS-40 SIZE 12'aM FUR FABRICS EACH 19' 19' 19' 19' 10' 14' 37' 29' FRESH ORANGE BATTER—ORANGE «24’s EACH JANE PARKER j imart looking. TWEED COATS LGE. BAG CRISP. FLAVOFUL MB. BAG « Regular $15.00 Values $1295 60- Mohoir $21.95 PUMPKIN AND SPICE FLAVORED—HARVEST EACH JANE PARKER HAMBURGER Hats that make fashion headlines. $3.98 $£.98 FOR SANDWICHES COTTAGE SETS VIENNA FOR HOT DOGS FRUIT FILLED—ORANGE PINEAPPLE Snow suits. Coot sets $4.25 to $8.95 WARM SNUGGIES 49c HELP 59c SKIRTS SWEATERS Slipover and Coat Style*! $2.98 HAND Miny lo WAR GIVE to the WAR CHEST SAVINGS STAMPS Af.P FOOD STORK $1.98 $5.95 $3.98 BAGS 69c $1.39 TAILORED 79c select - PRISCILLAS $1.00 $1.59 $1.98 - $1.59 leather-fabrin it nolens, Rayons, Corduroys A&r Stores Are Cooperating in the Waste Fat Salvage Campaign CURTAINS Everything in popular priced curiaIna. They're full cut and RAYON $1.00 $1.98 $2.98 $1.50 $2.50 �THK HABTINO» DANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER M, IMt SKtT0' ing to Mary E Bullis, Home Ex­ tension Agent. lhe leader* will discuss with Miriam Eads, special Ut In nutriUon. and Mis* Bullis, priorities, rationing, labor shortages and other problems common to big business -which have enured the family kitchen. Barry home maker* enrolled in tha extension group* are convinced that proper feeding of their famIlles b big business and la ns def­ inite a contribution to the war ef­ fort as working outside their home*. CO. 4-H CLUBS HIVE 4ft_y.F.W,. COMMUNITY NOTICES -ACHIEVEMENT DAY W Tfoua •«vi /VL (Continued from page I. Sec 1) Nexi regular rneeUng Thursday. , .Pearl net. All Dcraond art ursed on Nov. to attend ft for *> dinHiM f*** 33 y aids tor the Saxons' «igiuh wuehdown on the thlfd play of the "xmonuao rrosn page i. me. j, Fuller. Misting*, final quarter. The try for the ex- Huntington and Kenneth Strain. tn lhe five year leaderahlp group tmnorrow.F .. Otark, । tuck iupper .1 ba served and a I The Shults Community Club will I — Mrs. Ward Welter, Hasting*. R. ft, down with Banash scoring on a ____ _______ ____ __ —•— —>d Orin I good time wl meet with Mr*. Ethel Hom on; Oct. 27; daughter to Rev. and Mr*. _____ Everett Love, Freeport. Oct J7; Uw extra'point.________________ ' 1 Cole had completed this period of' our commanaer, -wm. Andrews. Thursday. Nov. ft. son to Mr. and Mr*. Harold Sin­ Frandsen Intercepted an Allegan community service as a 4H club' accompanied Roy Bush on Sunday STRIKES clair. Hastings R. 4. Oct. 3ft. pasa and ran the bell back to All*- leader and were awarded appro-1 to Albion to attand the eth District gau's 11 yard line. The Saxons prlate ft year leader pencils. , Rally. scored three playa later when Ban-| Donna Hamilton oi the Capital j Nearly 20 percent of jiU last year* program has been planned. Re-| Final Dote, Saturday, October 31 ash ran th* b*U to the goal line Community club was named All-members have received- their Blue freahment* will be. elder and dough- ; and taterated to Garrison for lhe Around-Coonty winner for 1H2. In - Bird V. card, presented by Depart- nuts. I hava decided to discontinue the grocery and maat Bcore. Thetxlra point attempt ] her 4H club experience she ha* com-1 ment commander for paying 1M3 business ond still hove some merchandise le!t at re­ failed. The Saxoiu scored their pie ted twenty-two projects and indues before Nov. 11. We would MARTIN CORNERS duced price*. I would oho like to sell my 1931 V-8 Preaching services al the church ■ final - touchdown when M. Thoma* *H canning thia year canned 1139 like to have ftO percent of our eom(Continued from page 1, «jec. 1) Intoroepted \an Allegan pas* ana quart* of fruit and vegetable*. ’ Ttw -----------■— - - each night this week beginning ^rand^'fnte^em^T ^Aheaan raced 30 yards for ‘lhe h® *score co« ** lhP A1T Around ’ County Champion ' wni ’ llkVThem.'pay a* lhe , All - Around - County Champion Monday night and continuing good Hres. Mt un^TRaxnn? third ,un *° “WBrd c*rrted to your due* before Nov. 11. - u"^ idad cn<Un iodir* J |------- -----------------J — *-J -* acbotanhlp — through Friday. Services begin each , tor State Of ™ ™ “ night at 8 o'clock. AR are cor-1 yard jaunt. The try for the extra i** **1' z-i u ../V,, I veterans and ax cllirens and go to dlally invited. who hove patronized me during my many year* in point failed. i Banash. Wilcox, and M. Thomas Club Week at Michigan State Col- Qy. fue^y Bncj vole jor business. I sincerely hope that the friendly feeling CLOVERDALE i Wilcox scored aoatn in, th* ‘tarred for the Baxona>m. offense ege. next July were named as folbtll American.' Closing Business SAXONS SWAMP ALLEGAN 69-0 PENNOCK HOSPITAL Three boys and two girls have been bom at the hospital since last week Monday. On October 20 a buy was born to Mr. and Mrs Paul Gib­ son of Middleville, R. 1; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Campbell, DowUng. R 1. on Oct. 22. and a boy to Mr. and Mfs. Raymond Boniface of ' taite«L^ 1 Delton on Oct. 23. Girls-were bom that has existed between us may continue. * i Buy and help dinner on election day Thursday. Marjorie Doster, Elaine Cotant. "T. bonds and stampj -----Yvonne Budd. Mary Saunders. Max-,our boyl tlglU ou[ _y>rLyk- Kingsbury Everyone welcome • ine Flnkbelner, Nellie Marratt. El- _|V Aiir-rirtkjc r * len Bump. Donna Hamilton-. CathAUCTIONS—Cont. WEST HOPE teen Fyoefrock, Norma Huntington.1: (Continued —• •----------------front page 1.----Section 1) The Aid will meet for dinner Nov.1 Roger Flanigan. Donald Keech. will cry the sale and Clifford HamCharles Fuller. Alton Norris. David lacx mon<1 w,u Ml ** c, erit See the adv. Otto. Gene Mater. Miles Kelly, Jack A1* elsewhere In this Issue for full par‘■J"1'';’ U‘“U"-------------“* »“XI' SXS "’’"•R.. IW’nl M* “ I B»n to a minus six yard*, and pav- er sf « Jild Varney. M Green St.. Battle Creek, and to Mr. and Mr*. John W. Lord. Hastings. R. 3. • .ft rJuTwIhdSSTdn.^wS; T«»mw»*hl uw B.ion.lr.nl Surgical patients registered at the u lonl. U> nw Ih. BdlWo.. In Un, el*>< | >° “ "W “> present time are: Milton Osborn, mortal from U>. 5 Naahviile, R. 3: Winston Merrick. plays later M Thomas' nlsce kick ■ ‘u» h« second wm West om«l Central 1*«» League 737 8. Washington, Hastings; Mrs. attempt for the extra point was18* me for both teams. Ionia lost 11° Belding and Hastings tied Green­ Rose Tusker, Lake Odessa; Mr*. Paul mdc ... .— The Saxona gained control of the ; vUte. Last year Hastings defeated --------- ---------Bgrlow. Hastings. R. -. 2: — Clayton Mnteon, 228 S. Jefferson. Hastings; ball on AUcganis 47 yard line, where Ionia 24 to 0. ___ _______ __ J____ ■ ■ .. * * *.-------------Mrs. Hattie Rykert. Nashville. tn R 3; •• Bnnash scaredI the final .touchdown Mrs Jennie Nelson, Nashville; Mrs. of the half. M. Thomas added the JOINT MEETING OF David Smith. Lake Odessa: Mrs.’extra point on a place-kick. The eadaa diideaii Akjn Harold Ward, Cloverdale; Mrs.; half ended a f*w seconds taler with rAKM DUKtAU A iMW Clement Mead, Freeport; Mrs. Joe the Baxons holding a commanding Kontecxny. Hasting*. R. ft; Mr*. 3ft to 0 lead. HASTINGS C. OFC. Wesley Stowe, Hastings. R. 5; Mary Hosting* added six more point* to1 Louise Goldcrt, Vermontville. R 1. their mounting total in lhe third 2“ _ Pl"'a The regular monthly meeting On account of 111 health Mr. "Hum­ Haywood. Greydon Wood. Andrew Kennedy Jr.. Richard Osborne. Mil­ mel has decided to quit farming and burn Jones and Joe Brady. 4H pin and certificate award* farm known m the John G aringer farm located 6 mile* north of Ver­ I member* completing their summer montville. second house west; or 3‘» mile* east of WamerviUe. Me proJecU 320on 01me lhMe were J" °L were namro named on lhe uoumy County nonor Honor * IroU in accordance with live out- | 0*,' ho*"' *“y and grain, farm standing work carried on during m*chtoerj- and miscellaneous ar­ i the summer ' .«<*•• M'nry Flannery will cry lhe | The pleasant evening was closed t"he Jd^etocwhere in Uris'issue by motion picture, and color slides in Uris Issue I of 4H event* of the summer al Uw,for ,ul1 Particular*. ‘Barry County Fair, work at 4H 1 H ..K „ camp and the Slate 4H Club Show iiomu.k, Prop, at Michigan State College. Counly I Being unable to do hl* farm work Agent Foster urge* an Increased en-1 and secure needed help. Mr. Hosrollment In 4H clubs to further our - mer will dispose of the personal rural youth war effort during these । property public auction at the located 80~rods west Cari lime*. •‘’farm ------'— *---------‘ of -----*­ llon Center or ft miles north and DEATH OF FORMER ' 2 mile* east of Hastings. He Ls offeri ing ..a.good list of hone*, cows. feed. LOCAL RESIDENT .... ______________________ George A. Windeknechl. aged 87 *farm nwchmery. Dewey R<*d a former Hastings resident, passed the sale and Jay Wing wUl away Monday night. Oct. ». in «< “ Bee th* adv etoewhere Butterwortli hcapital In Grand ‘his tame for full particular*. Rapids. While Uie family residej) I FvsnF» Pron In Hastings. Mr Wlndeknecht was AKLU «• »lnds.r. prop. employed al the Hastings Table Co..' Mr. Fender will hold an auction and several years later they moved sale at what Lv known ax the Peter to Grand Rapid*. Surviving are a Fender farm located 3 miles east son. Raymond of Owosso: one and M mhe north of Woodland; or daughter. Mra. Vincent Kutfan <Er-,2 miles south of Woodbury. He Is neatlne Wlndeknecht* of Ionia; five offering a good list of cattle, hay grandchildren and three sisters. Mr. and grain, household goods and farm Wlndeknecht was a member of Has- machinery. H. O. Pennington will tings lodge No. 52 F. and A. M. cry lhe sale and Raymond Lapo Funeral services were held in Grand i will act aa clerk. See the adv. etec­ Rapids on Thursday afternoon and 'where in thia Issue for full partlcuinterment was In Holland. Jlar*, ., BESSMEWS MARKET AL BESSMER, Prop. MONTGOMiav waaa REDUCED 'WAY BELOW WARDS CIILINO PRICES! CHOOSE THE PRICE AND SUITE YOU NEED SAVE NOW SALE of BEDROOMS miltee of both groups have com­ pleted arrangements and the meet­ ing will be held Monday evening. November 2. 7:15 p. m. at the Odd al Michigan State College will be । lhe speaker. Also on the program will be Paul Rlckett of Battle Creek. WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE Frances Juppslrom "hit lhe jack- AS ADVERTISED IN ESQUIRE THE TOPCOAT MADE WELL SLIPS pounded the pins for the best in­ dividual series of the year in the Womens Bowling League. Starting »3250 — 5494 Bed, Chest and Vanity U 3 Pc. MODERN—CHALUNOIS game, she stepped lhe tempo to 223 and '111 in lhe last two games to give tier a grand total of 587 pins. QUALITY >U HIOHER .95 and Seo this suite at Ward* TODAY—during this sale event! The veneers arc rich walnut in combina­ tion with gutnwoodl Interior* are dustproofed top and bottom, with dovetailed drawers! Circle platc-glaxj mirror! Vanity Bench4.44 and was easily the runner-up and then to make it a Leonard night Dec Thayer, also of lhe Leonard team came up with a 4B7 series for third place. NIWUT STYLINt 3 PC. LUXURY SUIT! COMPARE AT MORI THE COAT WtTH THE DOUBLE-DENSE FABRIC! games from When you go shopping, you may find a coat that has a pleasantly soft texture, or one that has a rugged fabric. Fine. Either of these is a good reason for buying "a coat. But—there are two aides to the .Alpagora story! For an Alpagora give* you both luxury and long wear. How? Very simply. The wr- face of every square, inch of Alpagora fabric con­ i Piston Ring Office: KANTRUN"HOSE Strand took three games from Bell Telephone; Bonnet and Gown won a pair from Piston Ring Shop: Trio In hard twisted rayon. Full Fashioned game from Bliss and Portias swept the series with the Orphans J.00 and J.50 Big, Drop-centor Vanity, Panel Bad and Roomy 5-Dra war Chut FULL FASHIONED 50 Dcnlcre sheer, hard twisted, dull flinlsh A bargain at regular prica—NOW a tremendous value at this Sale Price! The style is NEW, with pop­ ular concealed drawer pulls that add so much to its modern beauty! Walnut veneers— V-matched on the fronts combined with gum wood I ITS PATRIOTIC lo eat apple* these days because, by eating more and more fresh fruits and vegetables, we are belter able to release process­ ed. packaged foods that are needed by the men in the armed forces. NO SEAM RAYON SHEER, pr tains twice i|ie number of hair fibres you find on SEAMED RAYON HOSE lhe average coat! In other words, you get a Double- ’“GOLD MARK" RAYON HpSE. pr..'................ Dense fabric which gives you double value and double satisfaction. Come FALL WEIGHT ANK- in — see our new colors and models- WATERS CLOTHES SHOP “Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" Frandsen9\ "Exclusive, but not expensive" HASTINGS Oak interiors! Vanity Bench. .4.94 �THF HASTINGS BASNER. THUMP UT. OCTOBER ?»■ IM? AUCTION SALE |BRIG. GEN. BARNES VISITS HASTINGS takes can of direct relief, and the social welfare work, both of which I have offices tn the coun home. COUNTY BUDGET JR. RED CROSS LCD FOR (UK 1943 1944 * “ IS3 LESS MARRIAGE LICENSESENROLLMENT 1 I dation which owns the Museum and was one of its founder*. HU In” (ContinuedJrom page 1. Sec. 1) (crest and faith in the future ot (Continued from page 1. See. D : E. --------------Voorhees.- -Battle lhe Museum ha* continued unabated Grounds . . . 3 000 00 ■ Carl ------ — ------- Creek. .49 own funds by plays, sale of sal­ _ ___ ______ ___ _______ ____ J Doris 1430-00! P®11* E. E- Bacon. Bacon. Dowling Dowling,------------38 'vaged material or other means, and always interested from earliest since lu founding. He came to this ,7> Detention Home ------- •— Attorney's •——12L"*^... ' ’... >— —• - Wilkins, — **Barry ------- Co............... 18 .purchase necessary supplies to make Prosecuting Clyde years in mechanical things and country from Sweden when he was <8> -.2,000 00: Isola Hill. Barry Co...................... IB । lhe many articles they turn out. Office “tinkering''. One of the Joy; of 18. Col. Tyden Is an inventor and | that period of life was an ancient industrialist whose products arc <9> County Clerk's Office .4,800.00 ’ Earl O. Warner, City.;........ ....... 32 1 More than 3,000,000 such articles Hls Invention, < 10> County Treasurer's . ............. 1 Doris Dickinson. City.....................28 Jhave been BUtde-toy members In sewing machine given him by the used extensively. the automatic self-locking car seal, I late Mrs. Marcus Stebbins. He put Office ....................... . 4,000.00,011^ D scolL Baltimore........ 68 । schools throughout the nation dur­ I will dispose of the household goods of Mrs. Helen Shirley ■ it to all kinds of uses aided by a manufactured by the International (ID Register of Deed's ... 3500 no Hc*en® M Contreras, Battle Creek 52 Ing lhe past year . I Office ........................ little electric motor he had rigged Seal and Lock Company, is recog- ; In Barry County 4.588 Junior and the late Eva C. Kenaston at the residence located at 117 Harvath. Bellevue............ 21 , nixed as an outstanding manufac­ (12. School Commissioner's ’. up. Ottice V'ol> P Oertner, Dowling........ 21 [ Red Cross members enrolled tills turing success The factory U lhe' The family still recall liow hls East Walnut Street in Hastings on . . ritNr’nriilf ।more than 14,000.000 young people curiosity to see ' what made the largest car-sea! factory tr^ the world. • 13* Drain Commissioner .1300.00' wheels go around" led him lo take For around 40 yean II has made who make up thia great organisa­ ........................... apart n brand new gold watch ot this seal now used exclusively by ,,o, tion today. . -•---I HORIZON CLUB hl* mother's. On returning home over 95 perceht of the railroads in (1g) county Road Fifty gift boxes have just been Commission ............... i one day she found all the .Inside the V. S. and by railroads all over filled by our boys and girls and The Horizon Club held their The principle of the (n, Election Supplies .1.000.00 1 wriner Red roast Wednesday, Oct. 21. i gadgets spread out in orderly se­ tlie world shipped to American Cros* Ex­ Recording Births and . quence on the floor. Wejjiiled to, seal as originally designed, has nev- , port Depot. Jersey City nnd Hal­ instead of Oct. 28. The year’s ... ............ .... _ ___ er been changed It l* aUo used Deaths ....................... . STARTING AT I O’CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: ..200 00 schedule was read which promises lowe'en carnival caps, nut cups and Ilguns for Unch-BanTgot a spank,h* Custom* deportments of the (19> county Agricultural ... decorated paper napkins are being I in, <«r mu d.«d no! I Itnuert ■ .2.400 00 to-be Interesting. At the next meet­ made and sent to Fort Custer this sd or not UnitedW.U. SIat”.nd *ndCuud. Canada (or forM.1. seal-........................................................ Agent ing a beauty specialist will speak i Oen: Barnes paid •••■» Wld a . line lint tribute irttui. ; T.X AlUCBUm to them. -- J• -■ — *tonnrr -------- 1 ■» v all e«v.r*** Commission .. U.th. lair Ernr,! E<l«rr. •< '• h -rt “hv oxhm. eomnaates iomp.Blr, .200 00' All dues must be In by Wednes- j -----HOUSEHO L D GOODS ■ r.rt.r M rn.lhrm.hr. hm. -horn 0 OW Un, JUp- (2D County Canvassing day. Oct. 28. (KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JVNK! _____ _____________ . ’.50 JOO j I ■ rxrrphon.l ulrni lo malm, lhal •«"• Mr Ttdro alm partorUd Iho Board .................... ‘.■him . f.Vm.nn, and imdrr. ' amemal e marhlnra ,o inakr- ih. <22> County Drain Tax ....1391.49 Large antique chest of draws. Universal electric range. . rr.ndahl.on.. ha. almm, bmxn. H. M. Inmilri and pat.nl- <231 Barry Co. Health Hlm.r.d In HaMina. H»h H. Mid •■•*»“ Hastings kitchen cabinet. Metal bed ond springs. Pillows. 5,00000 ' Unit - - IK. .rhl ...nuuirn I» rould In «!""■ •->*» »•"» «••“' <241 Hospitalization of Feather ticks ond bedding of all kinds. Large dish cupboard. I, main n.n-<ri.nom.ir> n« ro romnlmtlon. lo Amrrk.n indimux. Indigent* 1.00000 Iirnmmoi. ihrn. undrr Ern.-i F.dp.f,. ,lnU’,I> 'h- milnmitlr iprlnklrr <25> County Farm and -----------------Montgomery Word cook stova, good. Antique plush perfume cases, diamond 'land ha. h.d m-.don lo b. O«l«-• “f V,k""' "" cut on bottles. Infirmary 6,000 00 Round oak tabic and 6 good leather fill to him nil through hi* life for C®*- Tyow*. . <28> Direct County Relief 9.000.00 i High choir. Looking glass. covered chairs. <77> Co. Welfare. Admlnls-| . ih. lmmd«Um hr Mid .ion, lh.1 AMnucAK UCIOX Odd choirs. Wash stands. tration Expense ---------5,000 00 Im. Bhlrli ha- barn ot auch r.lut I U,X1IJARV vOTTK Guest chair. Chino cabinet. • 281 Hospitalization of m him In hb x*mr. । -m, fljr , CoA„ OIUrd« Antique pitcher^nd bowl set. Kitchen table and 3 chairs. Adults 9.000.00 Am.lhrr H.rimj. m.n .ho In- , , r„„.idrml b> ih. Antique baby crib« Library table. Itaml him b> mmlna hl. | A „„ UBMInllrt, poal- (29i Soldiers Burial300.00 Damascus sewing machine. thoughts to the Army, was the late 1>one() ' <30i Tuberculosis Expense 4.000.00 Walnut chino closet. 2 dressers. 2 commodes. ?.Pn< D Knlskcm. who»r. *olRemember the benefit card party (3D Auditor General's bills -------- . Several carpets and rugs. idlerh bearing and service in foreign |n, ,hc re..lolj haH thltl evening, of patients In State Metal bed springs and mattress. jUnd>. had made special appeal to i .n,c Auxl,Un. WB, ln ch-rri Of hospital, etc 4.00000 Day bed. Couch. Stools. Morris chair. Chest of drawl. him Hr had the good fortune, he thp u 8. O rooms on Saturday <32 • Miscellaneous Dropleaf table. Ice box. 2 oak buffets. Expenses .5.05841 I now feels, to meet him nt n re- ln(| 8un(1M>-. (he opening days and HAVE CANDY OR COOKIES ON ..rplldi. <lnrl...on. ollhr a.n.r.l,i rnx ,„ , ,„„ d . ra . ol Ci»>< Several small tools. Meat grinder. Sewing cabinet. Large oak bookcase. .8105,00000 Total'.-------------------------<'xit* to Hastings 71ir romorsn- Glmrds. many coming in to read.! 6 or 8 rockers. Large oak holl tree. HAND FOR THE KIDDIES 2 burner oil stove. 2 ironing boards. tlon h» had with him at that Mme ! nlov oamM . „ nrl rtanr .,. The welfare coat to the county in piny Hamer, nnd dance. । served to clinch the Idea which Organ. Camera outfit. the above budget. Including Item* Your membership due* will be 2 marble top antique stands. | had been Iving dormant In hl* mind npnreclnlcd. Several antique albums. 300. Practically ell of Item 31 U alio Child's small roll top desk.* for a long time nt the Army as a Work Li progressing on the Vic­ Stands. Footstools. Antique large wheel baby buggy. tory handbook ot recipes being Gen. Knhkrrn proved an Inter­ compiled by the Auxiliary. Have for county patients In state insti­ 50 ft. garden hose. Singer drophead sewing machine. ested listener, advbed him just how you sent your recipes in yet? Mrs. tutions. If we included what the Mash feeders. Lawn mower. to go about it when his college Alma Larsen nnd Mrs. Gladys stole pays to Barry county people Antique marble top wash stand. Pitchforks. course was completed, nnd ns roon Henry will be Riad to receive your for old age pensions, cost of caring Antique walnut dresser. Cooking utensils and dishes of all kinds. n« bl* diploma was In hls hand he contribution as they wish to com­ for afflicted children, cost of caring began Immediate training. Itavlne plete the work thU week. Other articles too numerous to mention. for afflicted adults, aid for the Walnut what-not. no difficulty with the entrance ex­ blind, and assistance In burial ex­ aminations and as we know has ad­ NOTICE penses for Indigent folks, which vanced rapidly nnd achieved an en­ amounts to well toward 1250.000 the '.nd TIIK viable position Ur hls chosen line TERMS: Coih day of sole. Nothing to be removed until settled for. It AltJKOAlT total would be about 4287,000 In of service Hr feels it the finest ■ cash paid for welfare work In Barry of >11 profession;, onr that never county. If to that we would add the lets down in'Interest fnr him. surplus products given to Barry county's needy by the federal gov­ ernment—such as all kinds of fruit, eggs, butter, evaporated milk. etc.. । CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk DEWEY REED. Auctioneer. etc., the total welfare aid given In । . Barry county would considerably ex..t ih. i.nr ceed (300,000. and might reach (335.: i.v'uMMst.i, poo. Formerly the slate and federal HASTINGS (Continued from page 1. Sec 11 ' governments gave nothing, and the likes good old Michigan weather. I friend', were recent guests of Jack 1 accept- it for the Museum and give DURFEE ’ entire cost was all paid by Barry Mr. and Mr* Harry Williams| Moore's the principal address of the after- I The twnw folks recelvad a let­ ‘county, and would not exceed 115. kai. »MAZno axi> ii „ «r an.tn. v«r Myrtle G reen of noon.. (Mr. Batt Is on ‘temporary’ family ot iLansing, Mr. ...a and i ter from Harold Erb who Is in and to-, , «■;; I~ ... Grand, ouwh ----- *leave of absence us Chairman ol Tl” sl ' Camp Clairbum < Engineering Mrs. John Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Rapids Is visiting Mr nnd' Mrs. I'OMPtXY !*“• vreuare set-ups m carry county, Dept.i La, He is well nnd still Ivan Briggs and several local | Claud Hunt. , the Board because of important govoui u u|the county welfare bureau, which (Continued from page 1. Bsc. 1) 55^.°?““”.•.■"« CAMP FIRE NEWS Saturday, Oct. 31, 1942 TRICK oh TREAT! BEWARE! OCTOBER 31st! SUNBURST AND 4 AWINDMILL COOKIES |U PRETZEL STICKS MORSE D. CAMPBELL, »<<m and MRS. HELEN SHIVLEY PIONEER ROOM WAS COL. TYDEN’S GIFT 10s BEN FRANKLIN To Citizens of Barry County It Is Your Privilege and Your Duty to Vote on Tuesday, Nov. 3 The Republican Party of Michigan offers a ticket headed by Judge Homer Ferguson, candidate for U. S. Senator and Harry Kelly, candidate for Governor, of which it is justly proud. We believe that this Republican slate deserves your sup­ port by virtue of merit and as a protest against the ever-grow­ ing bureaucracy of the New Deal and its alarming tendei^y to concentrate all powers in Washington. The Republican slate further deserves your vote as a pro­ test against the false propaganda being spread by the New Deal machine that a Democratic vote is the only patriotic vote. Such an appeal is an insult, not only to Republicans but to the presi­ dent himself/ This war is not being fought by and for the Democrats —it is being fought by and for the people of the United States; the president of the United States is not merely commander-in-chief of the Democrats—he is the commander­ in-chief of all the people in the United States. Republicanscan and are giving just as fine support to the war effort as are the members of any other political party. We Urge You to Vote on Nov. 3 and We Are Proud of the Entire Slate Being Presented for Your Consideration by the Republican Party 'The Barry County Republican Committee �THK HASTINGS BANNIR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1M1 ^..fed UH. Handled Jone*,of' .Mr. and Mr*. Robert Uurenacnl-----' - -----== »0RTttTK WRDDING CHURCHES l&cbaniMvilie, N.tUr. and Mrs. x»d son and the foruur’s mother CATIAI CVEMTG' AN*1VER8ARY CELEBRATION i Clarite Jams and Mra. Ubby Willey Mra. Laurenaon ot Elkhart, Ind, jUUlAL L V Lil I J Tho Leighton Evangelical church of Hasting* vrtre Friday dinner'*«” F*”* of Mr. and Mra. A. K. • i> the *:ene °f * happy event PREKlfYiEJlIAN CHURCH m?*X', guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Jone*. Frandsen Saturday afternoon and -------------------------------------------------------- Friday evening when Mr. and Mra. The Comu* club will meet tonight Jc, . I Mira Doris tundberg visited in ’ Bunday. ■ Mr and Mra. :Floyd Foote enter- Bnory C. Jones, respected members foe a potluck dinner at the church . , Mra. Helena FUrd and daughter* I Beach Fla., afvr spending six Muskegon and Whitehall for a few Mr*. Blanche Goucher went to Coined with a Sunday dinner for)of the church and lifelong residents Thursday, Qqt. 29. |^W. 1^. and Wihna HenriXten of Grand, weeks in Charlevoix. ■*—- ’■ Mkple Grove center Tuesday, for a the family honoring their mother.'of the community, were honored by The Ladles League will meet for “‘J*' Rapid* and Chester Stowell and | Dr. and Mr*. L. J. Caston visited week-* visit with' Mr. and Mrs Em- Mr*. Edith Bechtel who left Tues- a surprise gathering of nearly seva potluck dinner at ope o'clbcVPri-1 ”e““Unday , family, local, were Bunday dinner'over the weekend in Pewamo with ory.Wood. jday for several months' stay with|enty-five friends, member* of the day. Oct 30 with Mira Gertrude ; *“* ,. guests of Mra. R B. Walker and!her mother. Mra. Leo Fedewa, and weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Max Bump spent her son and famOy, Mr. and Mr* adult Sunday school classes, near not* “ Ww g*”"1*00** Mra. Anna Willeu lamily. Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Ray Ser- Floyd Bechtel of Bend, Oregon. Mr. kin' and neighbor*. The event was Hampton. 804 W. Grand BL Charles Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lahr were In Mr. and Mra. Ted Zeigler left I and Mrs. Loren Boyes and son Terry ven of Middleville. anu Mr*. ran John upon Bechtel occtnei entertained cnurnauiea j| in in celebration ccieuraiiun of ot the me 40th win anntverauntver- , Flrat Church nf Chrtct L in sary and th»ir their The pastor wiU tell -ublert »or Mr*. Ini* Kenyon and Miu Mar- at *t supper «nw*r Monday Mnnrfav evening, ,v«nlno also In enrv of nf their thnie marriage arut Grand Rapid* Sunday, making a Thursday fpr Big Rapids where he of Lansing are guests of Mr. and "AnoUier Frcm the Same Th. foe Bunday to Jorle Kenyon -of Kalamazoo. Mr. honor ot their mother. Mr. Edith d*ughu-r .nd ron. Mra Clarence M»u visit to the Esther Home ha* employment Ln defense work. Mra. D. 2. Boyes this week. BMhin. Su«w wd Cb-tta J«>« ol arena St1 I."1 J c “““ fuoUluynl. nu*. Unington min William E. Dibble of Chicago was MU* Eleanor Page was in YpaiMr. and Mrs. Wm. and" and Mrs 'Howard Newton and Dar— • • • i Rapids who formulated the plans Tlie Christian* ThJee C*. | the guest of Miss Marjorie E. Boyes llantl over lhe weekend attenolng two children were Sunday guest* of >»*J«an were Sunday dinner guests Mr. nnd Mra. Clarke ^1. Jone* of *-cre ably assisted by Mr. and Mra Sund»y school at 11:45. Mra. Attle over the weekend. [the college homecoming. Mr. and Mrir. WilUam Btuka ol Mr. and Mra W H Weaver. Dr. and Mr*. C. P Lathrop were south Hastings entertained at a 6 Arthur Thede. Rev. and Mrs. Le- Ha7' superintendent. The bpenlMT | vra*T* LOCAL CHURCH Mra. Mary fihowerman has reMr*. Jessie Blocum went to Grand Lansing. .' held In the church I On Sunday the Moat Rev. turned from a series of evangelistic I Rapid* on Friday where ahe to car­ John Isenhath went Lo Detroit on Sunday ne*ta of Dr. and Mrs R o'clock dinner Thursday evening,1 roy chamberlain Mr* Elmer Stee- Merelat* W,H XV. and Mr*. Handford Jone* of by »nd other* ' auditorium. *eph Plagen*. of Grand Rapid*. meetings which she conducted near ing tor Mr. ahd Mr*. Henry Ro*en- Monday where he completed hia ex- «*• Wcbb of Grarul Rapids Mechanicsville. The Chureh »e**ion will meet at present at the flu Roic of j Alpcna. ‘ — •" aminations'and wu accepted ax al Ura. J. W. Brcldenateln of South N. Y.. Mr. and Mra. I The basement parlor* had been chureh al ’^0 Tuesday evening. Catholic church, making hl* L D. D. Smith M*nl last week in . Mr. and Mr*. Loren Smith of I Navy Cadet?.>U expect* to be call- Haven and daughter. Ml** Chariplto Oscar Jones. Mra. Ethel Hess, and . beautifully decorated with fall flow3„ 5tatt. ?• Wahop of thto a I Battle Creek were weekend gue*u^,. | edB.tn a short time. were Sunday afternoon filers of Mrs. Ubby Willey of Hastings being f erf and lighted candles and the *urDetroit on business. present. prised couple who thought they The Bo“rd of Trustee* will meet Tlie eight o'clock maza waa me Mr and Mra. Edw. Campbell were °f Mr. and Mra. Maurice Ingram. , Thursday guests of Mr. »nd Mrs. 'h** former’s sister. Mra. I’ ’ ' . .. were orTS way to oSnd fhurth at 1:30 Tuesday eve- m»hop Pl*gens the Mcran in Kalamazoo Bunday lo see lhair | Mrs. Nell Troos and children of! Glenn Densmore, were Mra. Leo ,el" .. . .. _ , , ... were on vneir way-zo urano nap------ _ — —---------- — । I Mr. and Mr*. Peter TUkin* of Alto ld ,h d f d nlng, Nov. 3. nuhta. Mra. Aimes Congdon and i। — Grand ............Itapids — spent mac the wnktiiu weekend । Herrick wi of wciiutt Detroit and mr. Mr. ana and mrs Mra 1' * "* *' -Handford nnd ”* J'* Jone* re- , h-irad at roe church and The Presbyterian Guild wUl meet Miss Genevieve Rider. W, with 'K her ----------parent*. Mr. — and — •Mr*. — 1 Fred‘ Mayo - of -• Maple •- -------Grove. turned to their home in Mechanics­ • entertained with a family. dinner Sunday tn honor <ff Karl Wellfnre j ewxirled by a waiting committee Wednesday evening, Nov. 4. with । Mr, and Mra. Peter Appiedoorn ol! *u,e- N Y • B*t’»«*«y after spendMl*, and Mrs. Robert Gardner Guy Glddlnga. 1 down the step# to the strain* of a DorT”;n“1L E and children of Chicago visited hls Mr. and Mr*. John Meissner of Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of Iweek with Mr and Mrs. ^ho-Jefl f°r U‘e 27. Those present were Mrs Bertha wedding march played by Mrs Ar- St- More box” win *» for renter choir. Ordinarily the rit mother. Mrs. Erma Gardner, last Ludington arc visiting the R. H. [ her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.1 Clarke Jones of South Hnstinga .......r—->i— _ ______. an<f t0 a of hon. the boy* in service. Loppcnthfen* for a lew days this land Mr*. John Hoevenalr. Mr» J“>' Snyder. Mr*. William Wellfare. Miss Beatrice Cobum,; Uiur then wnR The Woman * Mtosionary society three yeara, but because of the I Mr. and Mra. Herman Zcrbel went week. Mf* Edith Bechtel visited her i Lining ton nnd Mrs J. W. Hewlt: Gottlieb Weeber, and Mr. and Mrs.; or Mrs Weilfare. Donald *nd You TrUy ’ ^companied ’ by Mra wUl meet Thursday, Nov. ». health of Bishop Plage us. the pet to Detroit Tuesday for a visit of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Sageand daughter and son-in-law. Mr and wf,re ln Lansing yesterday In at- George 18ldney Draun. Arthur Thede. as Rev- 8- Oon«er Halnaway wa* in several days with their son. Sterling Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vcdderwere in | Mr*. Ronald Hayes of Baltimore . ten,lart<‘'‘ '*< (he state W. C. T. U. Beverly. Father John V. Dillon aaalst* Flftv ftv«. were nnvnt at thr i tr'lu[cr of ceremonle* then took f'reek. Yi,cdlLt8daj? w.UK<d Battle Creek on Sunday. I township last week convention In session for three days rtlty-ltve were present at lhe . , _ a meeting of the Synod of Michl- with the service and the men < Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Buxton are ‘ Mr. and Mra. Slewart Caln and at Central Methodist church.’ fiftieth Mrs. Dan Peterman and daughter. wedding anniversary of Mr. “ '«> of f*”'1 w"r Tlm'‘ 8ervte< CommtoSunday guests of Mr nnd Mrs. !Td Anne, of Lnke Odessa were guests gue*U of Mr. and Mra. Don Jewell of ’ daughter Marilyn have returned to “L " led* bv ^r* were made to share In Bishop from the rectory to tn i of Mrs. Fred Newton last Tuesday Beulah. Tlie ladles are sister*. their home tn Rotk Wand. Ill si- Freeman Furrow were Mr nnd Mrs. Those from out-of-town ' led or Mra Dan Mintner. c ~ “ • ... were: Mrs ' **“ “..’I t,an Mintner. «n .................. impfeaati i Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller and , ter visiting a week with the for- ”ob*'r‘, , *nd, c^‘!drT "?d Mr. and Mrs. John Ironside George Wood and u. U»~nto> .nd Kte.d W.UUm, .ho • mllltadblUr.Hk 'nkrwnry and beautiful. visited Mr. end Mrs. J. M. Town­ Elaine of Carlton Center were Sun- | mer's Barents. Mr. and Mrs Ther- ~ri’ Marte Bigler ot Grand Rap­ Palmater of Kalamazoo. Mr. and «“• «' J.nn .nd H.rrry W»- ™““ «"*• ’!•••<* Am™ ,ld’ send of Lowell on Wednesday of ; day guests of Mr. and Mra. Glenn . on Caln. . Mra. Lote Harris. sh Sharon iX Grove*. tin*. drerurd. cnee lonnrd I hr ] “ “ > “ • “ "™ v “ d FIRST METHODIST CHURCH wiuku mw [Densmore. . f Ml»* Barbara Trego nf KatomaiKy. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Stuart gins. deceased, HMW VU.WMC. .w years years «™P «nd church activities, The sermon theme for Sundar male quartette, for Rov Hatha wav left on Wednesday Quests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert —------ * ~—*■"---------NAVY DAY ! and daughter of Portland and Pvt. Leighton a feature of many programs In vari- Prlsonrrs ”rar c°tnevening of last week for Fort Burch on Thursday were Mrs. en'’. Mr. and Mrs Fred Trego communities. Mr. t-ussenoen. Lusveriden. — m---------ynltles.'jChristian Great Quest ’ °p«»e ous contmumurx. —.-------------refugees, — “™medl- •■Tlie *•« m Washington. Md after a visit with Hnrrto Wcaranga. Mr*. Roy H. Mrs R H Loopenthlen spent the LEGION PROGRAM Lakes Training Station. Mr. Page . d cal war relief, emergency repatria- .preach, relatives in Hastings and vicinity., Randall and Mra. Harmon Wolfe of weekend tn Ludinrton with her stsMembers of Lawrence J. Bauer had on the necktie he wore when . ----------- —re---- ’ .... . «lnn nf mt«lnnariM China relief -m — i relief. humorous readings, one entitled tion -— of — missionaries. He has been in the United States'Grand Rapids. I ier and husband. Mr and Mrs. John Poet No 45. American Legion, celc- he was married. ~ " missions. “Forty a mock wed- Orphaned runy Years icara Ago" ard Amocawra-•’™r— T—C~. 11:20 Each department to fuUy o. Army for four years and was station-1 Mrs. H. J. Freeland spent Friday , R- Meissner, who celebrated their brated Navy Day at Legion hall .. ... Edison Cham... rhnrrhr. i ding ceremony with churches and churches in the British Kanlred and there ve clasaas ft t cd nt San Tails Obispo, Calif until' In Grand Rapids, silver weddln? Sunday here Tuesday evening by having as; Mr and Mrs. Dan Ashaher enter- - - ,----- , - - , -------------------- —- Isles. hto recent transfer to Fort WashingMiss Dorothy Stanley ot MJ3.C. Brie. Gen. Gladeon M Bamea of guest* of honor a group of men from Uined the N. C Night Club at their $*rtain and hto riater. Joyce, beOn Sunday attrmoon the mini; ■ ton He is the son of Elmer Hath- spent lhe weekend with her par­ Washington. D. (?.. visited hls broth- the Coast Guard Camp nt Clear home last Saturday evening in ““"P1 .?* brtde •lld Sr°om HAKTiXGS METHODIST away. a former Rutland Tap. ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stanley, honor of Boyd Clark who enltoted a* w,lb u J lI 5 Majilyn a* flower girt. rIRCt ;iT .take. -------- „ ____ CIUULTU M : -• , ----­ dirt churches of the county resident, who now resides in ’ Robert Parker of U. of M. spent nd tneir *bflr father f«iher as clergyman, clergyman. and -rv,- pr^rher* p^roer* for the i I Among those present were Lieut. an aircraft mechanic. After lhe “ j i « I "•ret >n M>i* enuren bi s:uu a California. tbe weekend with hl* parents. Mr. He Is the chief of the envlne*ring Edwin Pumaln. Chief Petty Officer TbiSrSita!; ■"d '“vs ■««.*»"»> sz’ss .“ t Sunday guests of Mr and Mr* , and Mra. William Paiker. ordnance department . In Washing- Taravclla. Public Relation* Officer ... i*nu ot this week are iu follows: visitation Evangelistic Crowd* Mt Donald D. Smith were Mr*. Aimee । Mr. and Mr*. Earl Coleman were ton ,M-tak-nk. J902, nt„ the.na hwnf ,\he ~ ....................... ........... ~ Randcl* and ten coast guardsmen Mrs. Foster Oilman of South Haven Mfe-. Mr MnotJokn “» TrMnlrx CoJ ,Mr ,“P d “ «• J? 1”! SL^SL,“SS Honnold and Miss Gretchen Coulter WcdncMiay dinner, guests of Mr. Charles Drake vtolted at hi* here­ in training who put on a special and Keith Clark of Ann Arbor were, Th-k. !*«« wrr.“*• -ki-a by Mr. PrM ln Unun' * ,,r — of Chicago and Judge and Mrs. R. [and Mr*. S. C. Coleman of Battle >o South Haven from Thursday till program under direction of Walter out-of-town guest*. -ho ... oh. o> Uk brtdr. "St Rul“"' •"'I k l» ta rh, ln«ru R. McPcek of Chailottr. [Creek. They alao attended Alec Monday. Mr. Clark left Monday Oct. IB. for Cline who acted as master of cere­ maid*. An account Of the wedding Wridav Hendershott no zrrvlre 1 m,*ring. There will Mr. and Mr Fred Bower and Templeton's concert. > Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Finstrom came monies. Fort Cu*ter and expects to be trans­ ta taMUkd in !h» MMdkrllk s. , M.Kin dninrliter Dorothy Ann spent the I Mra. George Miller returned Sat- Saturday from Loulsvilto Kv. and . Texas, soon. of *that :-J-.dMe‘wu ___ an"inlere»U§ __ ..... ......' invited IO Goodwill. MUs^Kn^uMartin. Ml*s nr nM *d,y a... ev -v-nln<r «to« ot nf n*rf »*®*< Dr. Robert B. Harkness, n colonel ferred to San Angelo. weekend in Toledo. Ohio, visiting urduy from a week's visit with her remained till Mondov with hl* par- I in lhe medical corps during World 1®-------------1° ten ppersons present, Quimby' Mr Wlnegar. P*3* , ytoltallon will take place in Mr. and Mra.’ I.Ira ’„ Chaffee oti*^ ,--------— --------- r----------M- Reiver’s brothen-ln-lnw and daughter. MLss Eleanor Miller, of Mr. and Mrs. C F. Finstrom, War 1. gave a short talk. Lieut. ■A Mr u- and Mra. tr-.- who who were were among nmonir the the one one hundred hundred ’ these churches each evening. sister. Mr. nnd Mrs m f Whinier, j Chicago, her sister, Mrs. L. C. Sulh- *when ”w"“ they went to Toledo -*■ — Quimby entertained where । Thursday afternoon prayer meet-1 Puma la gave n brief outline of the Second clncx Woman Carroll cri*nd. and niece, Mrs. R. T. Cutler they have an engagement of «ev- function of the const guard and I-indcn Norris and famliy of Dow- gurals al lhe wedding, following homes: Render-j BAPTIST NOTES n_, ing *n* at 0 era! weeks. ' ling: Mr and Mra. 0*™"1' . — ;■ shott. snotc. a. u ciarx: Martin. Manin, Orr urr ' Stamm was home from the Univer- [ ot Pnrkrtdgc, ill. Mra Harry McGIur- ' „,F’nll°wl,n? ,lt* >PJ ”~ ‘ ‘t. A. C.. Clark: described a trip he made through ling; The« sermon subject Sunday ally of Wisconsin's Naval school for Mr. and Mrs P. W. Stebbins Wert­ i rite South Pacific a few years be­ kin nnd family. Hendershott; Mrs.1 ChambertoIn in behalf of the church FL.,her: Goodwill. Mr*. Con» Bigg* Mra. Emma Murdock returned tire weekend home Saturday after spending a in Detroit on Wednesday and fore the start of the present war. Eleanor Sherman and daughters, friend*, presented a basket ot love- nnd Mr?. Bauchman: Quimby Cha* •n» will be "BnrzlIIal and Back the King." Lord’s supper and Mr. and Mrs. David Waters of *>’ flowers to Mr and Mrs. Jones Scott. ------- — — Miss Ruth Sherman spent lhe week with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thursday of last'week. Time 2-3. At that time a former officer prev . . weekend In Jackson, the guest of WLswell of Kalamazoo. Out-of-town callers and guests of Hasting.; and Me w. W. AHerdlng ' *^.J,7»“nd*d *”h *0^ °r negmar serv.ee oun Regular preaenmg preaching service Sun­ close of morning service. . ent on the trip remarked a* they of Camo Ripley. Minn. Sunday in precl"tlo":.,“l,ow'd *U ldn«,nS day at Goodwill and Hendershott, Miss Pat Palmer. She also attend­ Mr. nnd Mr*. H. B. Crane ano Mrs. Sybil Warner the past week were touring through the Solomon :— Times ------10:30 and- 12. ----- | rarpROVTNG AFTRX ed a partv at the home of Kenneth were Mrs Cornelia Olmstead of De­ honor 61 Mr, Chaffee’s birthday. Love* Old Sweet Song. Elizabeth of Fennville edited Dr. ' • • • A beautiful three-tiered wedding i! The Goodwill Young people at- SERIOUS OPERATION Stevens Saturday evening. troit: Mrs. Anna Watson. Battle Islands that here would be an Ideal place to be in case of lhe outbreak nnd Mrs D. D. Walton on Sunciay. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Burdette 1 cake was brought in for the former David Stone was home from Ypsi­ Creek: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. TcnHarHastings' friend* of Mra. Mira Josephine Chose was the kel, Dowling; Mrs Clara Wilkes and of another war because they were Sutton was hostess to the U and bride to cut. and lovely refresh- tended Uie Sunday evening service lanti over the weekend. ’ at Hendershott and helped with *ev- Rider Convdon of Kalamazoo wUl [ far away from the main shipping I club for dessert and a social eve- ment* of Ice cream and decorated eral special songs. Every one en- pleased to learn that ahe to Mrs Nellie Manby of Battle guest of Grand Rapids friend* over daughter. Pauline. Eaton Rapids; i I cakes with coffee were nerved the Mrs. Clair Wilkes. Charlotte; Mr., lanes and had nothhkg of any evo- nlng. Creek Is visiting relatives at the the weekend. joyed it. ing following a recent . nomlc- value and so would be a rea­ Miss Ruth Coldren has gone to • • • 1 assembled *wciuu,ru guests Kur.MS by uy gentlemen wailwmsPresbyterian manse. nH,--* — marked for seven ____ .. Sunday at 3 training service al operation. Her son. Joaenh O’Meara, r“U‘',r Places W w-ere at era. • Mr and Mrs William Fot nf Kai- Detroit where she haa employment Mr, O A Hw,rSS’i FitaS “?■£ one o'clock luncheon “ given Present ItDm from out-oi-town out-of-town were were the Hastings Methodist church for of Washington. D. C.. visited her last amnzoo spent Sunday with their in a Diesel plant ton. Caledonia: Mrs. J. M. Perry-and 1 Uie "A', ‘7“ by.। riT5<-nt 1 those who will do family visitation. week and her sister. Mtoa Genevieve Mra. William Fighter and grandMr* Richard Tompkins. Irving. W ’ V JJT' !W ° n Thu f kU ’ r of Mr »nd Mrs. John Thede. Mr. and parents. ------------I Rider. Akron. Ohio. U sUU with Mrs. Dewey Reed returned horn. “L80®' of lhe ,le“vlest fighting of tost week. Those present from out Mrs. Charles Fasoldt. Mr and Mrs. Mra El>ra Johnson visited. Di Ison. Bobby Payne, and her sister. GRACE LUTHERAN C1JURCH Mra Convdon. Ail’ hope lOWJ} wfr* J Edwln wltlle Leonard Luucnden and little and Mrs. Lester Johnson and Chll Miss Mary Bulhvun. who have been Monday from a two week*’ business lhe w*r Beginning with Sunday. Novera- continued favorable news. ftBMFBn Gnuul. Ledge, relumed to trip to Klamath Palls. Oregon । A special guest was Darrel Aid- Mrs. George Collins (Grace Pry- daughter. Mr. and Mr*. Jacob „ HastUxgs Tuesday. Mr. Fighte r hav : musscB rlun: nce w«ar anu num •• — • >• — _ --— — -----------Misses Florence Wade and Ruth rich, formerly employed at the Has- 2,r' and Mrs Gertrude Dlmoad ■ Klump Mrs. Will Schovey. Mr. Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mra. UM.kcnd ln Traverse Un8» Manufacturing ------------------Company,---who PcUch '•* of Grand »“Rapids. -, and Mrs Clarence Steeby and Donald D. Smith included Judge ing been here for several week*. Lyk spent to now a Yeoman. 2nd Class, in the Cliarles Jones, all of Grand Rap­ and Mra. R. R. McPcek of Charlotte, They are residing in their home on cjtv , .Misses Helen Wade and Elizabeth U- ,s- Navy and SU here on a brief **} ids: Mr and Mrs. Walter Runkel Mra. Fred Hmmold and, Mte* W. Grand St. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goodell and Finch visited friends in Kalamazoo furlough. j Gu>W JhuraUy evenilig at of Hopkins and Mrs. Fred Stokoe Orejchen Coulter of Chicago. - 1 Shirley Henn’, honorary navy rehome, with। Mrs Erik von Reto. of Middleville. Jack Stem enjoyed a hunting trip Aon. David, were gurato nf Mr. and , Sunday. Jr'™"“ Mr. and Mr* Jones and those for­ in South Dakota with hl* brother Mrs. Arthur Goodell of Saranac’ Dr. and Mrs F Carrolhers spent eraiter for Barry county. Introduced the weekend at Whitehall with rel- cl«hl >°ung men who are Interested l“£ Mrs_ John tunate to attend this gathering will Cheeter Stein of New Albany, Ind. over Uie weekend. Mr nnd Mrs Kenneth Buehler ■Uv«». ln ,olnU>« u‘e «“vy and «ftVe “ brief Chancfler and Mra. James Brown. recall this as a happy event. Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs Robert O’Connor Donley, a student at W. M.1 outline of some of lhe ad*antage* ind daughter* of Hart were Sun­ and children of Mt Morris .pent Jones was the former Anna Thede. 1 b> Mra von Reto. Mra The Jone* have spent their entire day guests of Mr. and Mra. Edward the weekend with Mr and Mr. B. C. E. Kalamgzoo, spent lhe week- lh® navy offer*. A. LyBnrker. Mr* Buehler and chlL ! ^d »Hh Mr. and Mrs. Rom John- formek pasTOR i Mto* Marceline Campbell. ’ Mra married life on the farm, which was Van Popering. FORMER PASTOR Joan and Gordon Plnnle left s"nda7?‘Sy £«SnX hS .nd Mr* Clifford Clin* T ALBION I WUlard SmiU, wlii have the No­ his- father’s. HU parents came to I The n«.v Mr. rilrtnrd Mtn HONORED AT ALBION , Wednesday to take the plane from Leiahton township from Ohio and ? <«, wr. ru«u or ho. bmu,” «X'T.SSLf'L1' 12 . . Chicago to Join their parents. Cap­ wit h the Buehlers, Mr. and Mrs. Ea. settled lhe farm where they lived -f her brother e‘ tain nnd Mr*. Finnic at Louisville. Schmiedlcke and children and Miss J Vernon^ ’'enwnjrom from Friday LUI 1111 Sunday. tcrvlng falthruI]y and well the pu-1 Mr»- Prfd Fleming entertained from 1885 until 1902. when they Ky.. for a few days visit. They will Eugento LyBarker of Grand Rap-1 M..:. —’ Hess to the guest of torau, of lhe ntst Presbyterian ,he LlnBer Longer club on 8atur- moved to Middleville, where they Mra ZXi Ethel return on Monday. resided until their death. Three id*, also Pvt. Ro** Handy, of Cha- Woodland /oodUnd relatives relative* thto thia week, week. church. ln m.t pertod Mw. Kllch. day evening. Mra. C. S. Pott* accompanied her nute Field. III., and Mr. nnd Mr*, i 1?" i™ £:: “7n Adr?r.nTTO«toe^ hwVn^Zert^ m tt' M" Mra week* after Bnorv had purchased daughter. Miss Virginia Polta. to Melvin Jacobs and Joyce, local, ited In Adrian and Toledo from Sat the 'farm of hl* father, in March “2C I l'eonB Cleveland Cleveland entertained entertained the the N N 1907 me Greenville Sunday reluming home present. the large large rarm farm nousc house was was comcom: urday till Monday. 1' mnnse ~ th* rhitrch .nA u. A™.., ^U^S PriTv evem^. Michigan Ave. Birthdav club at the . pletely destroyed by fire together Monday nlaht. Ixntlons."'raday'evening re- ,' homc of Elaine Jarman and Mabie Wel- ’ Mrs. J. A. Wooton and her sister,: iaatlon*. Fridas evenimt ’*atV at a re. fonner on Tue>dBy wllh m0#t o( the conunU. Hto Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hulzengii and man of Galeaburg spent the weex- Mra Harriet Seejcy of Biwabik, ceptlon in lhe church, approxlmatethree daughters of McCord* were nlng. , ! daughter. Lenore now Mrs. Clarence ----- -------- ------- -------------------------- — , Minn, went to Hesjieria on Wed- ly IM persons paid tribute by pres• • • | Steeby was five days old at the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. man and famliy.-------------------------------- riesday to visit another sister, Mrs. ence and deed to lhe fifUi anniHenry Weaver. Mrs. Glenn Kahler entertained I time. The year that followed was Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Boekeloo of James Caldwell for several day* versary of the service Dr. and her club for dessert and cards Wed -1 one of manv misfortunes but since Mr. and Mra. Basil Smith and Kalamazoo were Sunday guest,* of Garrett Isham of Chicago spent Mrs. kilchlng have given to the nesday afternoon. Oct. 21*t, at her [ then life has proceeded with brightdaughter, Dione, of Jackson visit­ Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boekeloo of S. I Sunday•here with Mra.----------Isham------anu. vnurcu church anu and .nc the community, community. ------ ----------------ed Mr. nnd Mra. Weldon Bronson Broadway. [other | After the guests had been pre­ home on So. Park St. Pedro was [ er days. Mav they live to enjoy other relatives. over the weekend. played, prize* being won by Mr*, many future anniversaries togethMrs. H. A Adrounie will spend Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Henry Cook wen- sented by Mrs. L. Ward Davis, mis- J. , E. McMillan. Mrs. Duane Miller er. to the wish of many friends — Mra • Addle Sjrringer with Mra. . C N. Springer nnd daughter. Janice, the weckepd in Ann Arbor vtoittng to Grand Rapids Friday where they [ tress of ceremonies, to the recelv- and Mrs. Kahler. Door prize was Middleville Correspondent, of Grand Rapid* spent the weekend her daughter Zabelle, a student at. visited her sister. Mrs. Gertrude Ing line, in which were Dr. and won by Mra. Miller. Mrs. McMillan ---------------------------------------■ Mrs. Kitching and officers of the will entertain next at her home on MISSING IN SERVICE In South Bend. Ind . with Lieut. the University. They Will attend Pairfield, until Sunday. I Aiden Burgess was home from church and Ito organlzaUons. Mrs E. Clinton St. on Wed. Nov. 4th. C. N. Springer, who is now stationed the Illinois-Michigan game. Mrs Adelyn Hussey Boyce, a Mr*. Robert Dryer spent most of WM.C.E. Kalamazoo, over the week d°hn general chairman of at Notre Dame lur H.U,iuier l/Unck "“'“"J" “» past week vtolUng in Lansing. I end. the reception, presented Mra. Davjs. Mr. and Mra. Warren Wilcox of the ceneo the sad news last wee. rues— Mr. and Mr* Joe McKnlght. Jo' Mrs. Wm. Mucckier of Ludington nW*SWdl^rMflMPPS2^m "«n c—m*. —rm,, Jackson were guests of Mr. and transferred to Fort Washington. ^L^'w^Kn^n Mrs George Robinson on Sunday Ann nnd Gordan Finnic and Mrs. and Mra. Carl Btollberg of SparU j "‘1'ra­ Gerald and Harold Rogers were Roy Hubbard were in Grand Rap- called on Mr. and Mr*. R. H. LopI penthlen Friday. ' ‘P home from Fort Custer over the ids on Thursday. weekend. [ Goodrich. Albion college chaplain Mr. and Mra. H J. Freeland were : and Mrs. Goodrich in a written and Mrs Mason Hathaway. Saturday and Sunday guest* of message: by Arthur H. Dew. rep­ and Mrs. Earl Travis entertained; ’time since then he has been on duty Mr. and Mrs Sidney Rochester av resenting those who have been af- with a dinner honoring Mr. Hath-,1in the Atlantic ocean but the last Montcalm lake near Greenville. rto. news from him stated that he was [ filiated with the church over a long away and the birthdays of Mrs. Ho' FOR A NEW SEASON Mra. Will Allcrdlng. Mrs. John |j then In service in the Pacific. I period of lime: by Dr. Roger Mor- mcr Yecklev and Mr. Travis. A All Face Fall with a fresh complexion! Erase that Hewitt nnd Mrs. Frank Scott of Mrs. Boyce has the sympathy of her 1 row. who recently became affiliated were delightful social affairs. “faded tan" look and those sun-squinting wrinkles. ■ this city nnd Mra. Bertha Bu*h j many friend;. . (with the church and who repre­ Be ready for the new seaman I and Mrs. Floy McDermott of Del­ sented the new life of lhe church: WEST HOPE ion attended the W. c. T. U. con­ PERMANENTS QUIMBY [ by Mrs. Dew. who presented the vention in Buchanan on Thursday Mr and Mrs RuueU Holme* of nouman O1 nuguBl. vtoEmma Hoffman of Augusta , honored couple with an attractive and ^!r' ^ra’ ?V!L ^n' i kt*"*! her granddaughter. Mrs. Kenand Friday. Mrs. Hewitt also called monetary gift on behalf of the on lhe Rev and Mra. E. O. Mc[church's congregation: and by Rev. McCallum and children of Kaia- neth ReynoW1 and famliy . cou. Shcrry of Berrien Springs on Fri­ j O. Dempster Yinger. pastor of the tnazoo. were weekend guests of pie of day* last week. day. their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mr. nnd Mrs. Vidor Sparkes First Methodist church. Upon reMr. and Mra. M. C. Mtuolf. MIm I celvlng the sift, which was attached McCallum. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mc­ and family of Muskegon spent the Callum and Mrs. A. C. Gealer were weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Norma Jean ami Martin. Jr., of to a beautiful bouquet of flowers in Sunday afternoon callers there. Detroit, spent lhe weekend with Smith. patriotic color*, both Dr. and Mrs. Mra. Musolf's parents. Mr. and Mr*. Norman McIntyre spent Satur­ Kilchlng responded appropriately.— McCallum home Wednesday. Nov. 4 W. I.. Hlnmn. day with Mr and Mrs. Merritt Albion Evening Recorder for dinner. Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Carter were Mead of Barryvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keller of In Bay city on Sunday. CELEBRATES 50TH E. A. Rejmolds went to Holland Hastings and Mr. and Mr*. Har­ •Wednesday to spend the winter Dr. and Mra. W. W. Mitchell WEDDING ANNIVERSARY spent from Wednesday until Friday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayo of Maple old Lester and family were Satur­ months at the home of hto daugh­ with Mr and Mrs. Earl Coleman. Grove wish to announce the cele­ day evening callers at the L. D. ter. Mra. Byron Girard Dr. and Mrs Mitchell were on their Mr. and Mrs Stanley Lyons and bration of their Mth anniversary on Woodman home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schuster baby Sandra of Battle Creek arc way back to their home in Miami Sunday. Nov. B. by liolding open house from 2 30 to 8 30 P. M. and and family Of Richland were week­ xpendlng a few days in the J L , they also request that each person end guests of their parents. Mr. and Smith home. । or couple bring with them an Mrs Albert Warner. Mr. and Mr* Mr. and Mra. Archie McIntyre I anniversary card with their sign­ Lynn Bishop were Sunday callers have returned to their home afI ter spending a few week* with ature on Lt so that they may hare there. • dur school children look the bus their „e„ daughter. Mrs. awrww .M DavFRIED CAKES,dozen23c Howard i them to read in the future. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo hope that all their friends for school this Monday morning ; u Mn(j famUy’ot Battle Creek FOR HALLOWEEN DESSERT A TASTY. LUSCIOUS STEAM HEAT . will remember the date dnd be due to the fact that they were un- | Evangelistic meetings are being GOBLIN CAKE, each40c HOTJf COLD WATER able lo secure a teacher for our I held at the church this week there. ---------------- ----------------------.school. I Thursday evening Rev. Olive SHOWER MATH \ Place orders darly for Halloween. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Claggett en-1 There was a good crowd out far I Knapp of Hopkins preaches and tcrtalned Friday evening with a [the Colutnuntty Club Friday eve- on Friday evening Rev. D. JVleneBUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! tyrkey dinner in honor of their son, nlng. Mrs. A. C. Dealer gave us a ’|Br of Centerville will take charge Wyman who left lhe 27lh for camp, [talk on her trip to Alaska which jof the meeting. All are welcome The centerpiece was a large patriotic j was both enjoyable and Instructive, (o these meeting* and we hope 1 cake Those present were their j Rev. Harold, who is assisting in you can attend113 8. Jeffsnoa 8L Pkoa* Mt minister. Rev. Coldren and family [the revival services at-the Baltia secret yearning: For a rural and other* from hl* church, twenty i more church, held the services at! party phone that rings only your In all. ' lour church Sunday* morning. number. 1 ‘ . 1 PERSONAL MENTION And _ . Outer Coats with “Zip and Verve Finger Tips and Reversible Coats that will make walking a pleasure. NEW BEAUTY Splendid colors - lush fobrics, ond on assortment that says "Oh, Boy"! REVERSIBLES - 950 to 1650 FINGERTIPS -1250 to 2250 JEAN'S BEAWY SHOP MACKINAWS Bakery Special ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS Q45 to 795 (/ it’s for Men arid Boyt they have it al BAIRD’S FOR YOUR HALLOWEEN PARTY UY ON DS BANGHART BAKERY 1 �CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience ond Training in nearly every line . Phone 72 Middleville Let Us Help You Sheldon Agency By grouping your debit, pay­ ing them all with a cash loan AU Kinds at Insurance Surety Bonds hone 21U Hastings can gel a fresh start finan­ cially. GRANGES AUTO BEPAIBINO AND MISC. Swanson Agency Bl'V THAT XKW Willy., wit still stsilable and fuijivi about <a. ralPM.uc. I’liMt 70«F5 it Mr.ll"?Motor < ■ HAVr VTll H MuTOll sdju.t th. .1-hnl.d. tot -infer WtS Err. Mora .fthMMf. t-r .af.l, ar d .alitfaa . tiun Motor >*lr. P but. Ill'-. 10'JV 109 W. Stale PROTECT YOUR CAR . Prom $1.00 up with Slate Farmi 90-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT __ tf — “First In Friendliness ' _• t »»••.»« ot •fl ft 3*T IVlubtr A t CITIZENS CREDIT CORPORATION 101% w. State XU HsrUSgS HASTINGS NAT L BANK BLDO. Honrs—Week days 0 A. M. to & P. M. Saturday, a A. M to 1:00 P. M. Phono S7M CLEANING AND DYEING AUCTION SALES UtHUtl.EKM DttV . l.EANINll.dirt. rotor* ei>m|>l»t.|, r.i. .Aril fro.” i-hnn/MbT *1 U-noa ’’t'k" HENRY FLANNERY |.v|*uiar JA< KETH -Kv-r NASHVILLE PHONE 3201 LEATHER .tirdr Ir.ttirr Jlckrt. ran Dates can be made at Banner office, and restored Lj t»l u. 10 JO Harr. < U-aurr*. lU-lir.r- Liat Your Sale With QUICK RELIEF FROM DR. L. 7 _ _ _ _ FOR SALE: Symptoms of Olitrtu Arising from Public sale of State owned building, on the Barry County State Game Are* in Yankee Springs and Rut­ land Townships. Group I; DUE TO EXCESS ACID FraoBookTsUs el HomsTrsatrosnt that Must Help or It WIU Coat You NotWof STOMACH ULCERS OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Hastings Marshall Furnaces Cool, Got and Oil Fired furnished Repairs and in* ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Eavestroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. iownthhlp, Barry Counly. 1 house 1 bam and 1 chicken coop. Bld on each building separately. Group If; On former Bessie Whltright farm in NEU 8WU Section 18, Rutland township, Barry Counly. 1 bouse. 1 large shed and 1 small shed. Bld on each building separately. L' b<m» >lr<lr„ii>, l«r<- S»r 1 ■ nod |-|*MS» Ns.hrilU slot . flrt.rxr | Hoff mtn, It N.-l..itt» rk .n.l >111X1' Wj.NTElr For I <»r. in.. rl.-ldr.n Writ. •■XX" r<r 10 1 sn.l — -r-. 'A ANTED • l|..l>il*-,»A to-mau , „ hrlr. t pl-1 • I ........... ok.ng .1 < ” Il.f....... . It Infirmary or lVrlf.ro llftl. ' { l.J .l.lrrl) ...r>|.U in 1—Hr mr llAHNgs. I Ntsrr Cu>n<n*u»>»slih, On former Warner farm In NW*. ■ SE»i Section 18. Rutland township ' Barry Counly. I house. 1 bam. 1 large shed and 1 small shed. Bid on each separately. Group IV: On former M. Hummel place In SE'i-SEti Section 34. Yankee Springs township, Barry Counly. 1 house and 1 shed. Bld on each building separately. Grnup V: On former Nellie Thomas farm in NW*. NE'i Section 10. Yankee Springs township. Barry County. 1 house. 1 bam. 1 shed and 1 com rrib. Bld on each building separate­ ly. Sale to be conducted by sealed blds, Send separate bld* for each building lo Luther L Baumgartner Game Divirion, Michigan Depart- . 0,101. T l-h«n» III 2V i « ANTED—M»tri.nl r.iuf.lr, Al-o..n«lf ! r»»r. for farm work u.ili'U.lly fi'ir 11 IJ I WANTED EMPLOYMENT i EXl'KKIF.Nl Kl> uisrrlril m«H «snl« j>-b Hospitalization -ICY M.oe per 5 ne 2519 National Bank B JERRY ANDRUS Michigan. Mark envelope “Sealed Bld. Do not open until October 31 1942." ' Winning bidder has three month* to remove building, must retpove debris and waste lumber, leave premise* in presentable condition Tie bid bearing earliest postmark wins. Right to reject all bids is re­ served. Terms: Cash, on or before December 10, 1943. 10-29 , AUCTIONEER List your Auction Salas with DEWEY REED Estimates cheerfully given. Dates tea be made at Banner office. PhOM M67 Halting!, Mich. REED'S DRUG STORE CARVETH & STEBBINS A EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT' for tome of thot good Lily White Flour 30 lbs. flour for bushel ot good wheat. We have a complete stock of sail—fine, medium, and coarse—block and rock. Pep your chickens up with our 8.B.V. mash. It gives Quality always. fuels SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. HASTINGS. MICH. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or . Disabled.Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 JAKE DEPRIESTER Hide Must Be In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY LABORERS WANTED C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Does your cough, child hove a or croupy cold cough due to a cold? Give INSURANCI LABORERS LOCAL NO. 259 136 Main Street Battle Creek, Mich. CASH / 80c an hou/ "Peckham's Remedy” — It's pleasant, effective and reliable! Sold by your druggist. "Once tried, never without.” For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries. Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Lead. APPLES SPIES, ORDER GLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Arena* bone Hastings tai WAGNERS, SNOWS, BARDSTONS POUND HUB- SWEETS, RHODE ISLAND GREENINGS, JON ATHANS, AND BALDWINS. relieve Misery of To a# /"'’/"kT TYQ vAJJLljiJ (ft X. Host «S8" DROPS W LOREN It-rMisrd.fui... Please bring containers. »Pfl»'- PHONE COUGH DROPS CARL BOYES COPPOCK AUCTIONEER 1-2 mi. east, 1-2 mile north and 1-2 mi. east of Hickory Corners. 10 29 Phone 17-F21 Hickory Corner* al my expense. Dates can alto be made at Banner Office. Address—Delton, Mlrfr. CALL MONTGOMERY WARD FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS CARDS OF THANKS Truss Fitting Comb Honey For Sale r/H/H/H/H/H/H/H/S/H/H/H/H/H/? YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED § FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE S Save time and tires... shop at home by telephon­ ing Montgomery Ward for everything you need. We're sure to have what you want either in our store stocksoc among the thousands of items in our catalogs. Any catalog item you want will be rushed here for you by our catalog department. COWS—$6.00 Uj We Have a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. [u An additional telephone has been installed ii our Catalog Department in Hastings To Give Immediate Service Wo Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 ' i [U TELEPHONE 2705 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS HORSES—$7.50 I �THE HASTINGS BANNER EICHTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1942 SECTION TWO—t. JOHNSTOWN—Six schools mod-| ANNOUNCEMENTS ---------- A note enclosed In lhe Quimby Dnll^di M446 04-’52^*r Donato Townsend Club Club No. 1 will will meet ■ iwsviBi*^ r aarwhir (n< Ur^-. BcreBge u „rUln meet', item*, Hem* mu this week week st states: "We’re pay­ v... _Monday ■«—evening ------ -... .Nov .Ing on our 21st. ■»-. bond; Un-t lhlt nnOTnn •■•44644. six S. D. paid . I grand?" '■ It sure ‘Is and we wonder M*rii OKOVT-U.^. Khus/iJS!" 1 pheasants^ Old fencei^re being ■ how many can duplicate it. ।| removed removeo irom tne area to make mate it modernized: cost *5.09247. The H. • .~Z7~. ’: more mntn convenient rnnvrnleni for hunters. hunter, About Alwnit 1I / -----------■11 ■ ■ 1 D. paid (3442.07; three S D. »!.- -----------Grow Gomt Birds, Animal* 40 miles of the boundary of the‘ Over Two-Thirds of Cott 45040. Step C.owlnj llo»-Holn I" : Paid ly Th, Foundation ORANGEVILLE - One school 1 I these posters h——•" are words quite dll-1 luuuctuucu, modernized; vusi cost (236545. •ajoa.uo. The inc " *foster the growth “■ of' game *ferent ------ * *from ------ the usual •hunting ----- 'Ina According To According to to Its its annual annual nru report. IH. D. paid (1/15.05; tlie S. D. birds-and animals, the Conserva- signs, for these read: “*Hunting Huntlng'the — County Health uu r,. —..’ i .-. am xthe PBarry Depart*756 00. Uon department of this state has Permitted." —• ment expended during the year PRAIRIE already acquired 3800 acres in Whir. When ~ this large tract •shall h.h be »—ginning September 1. 1941, and. modernized: Rutland. Yankee Springs and Or-; re forested- except the acreage re­ ding August 31. 1942. the »um|D. pald ll ungeville. It ta expected the proj- --------- * growing feed, tV. such as *130,060served W Offor that sum Barry 100 00. ect will be enlarged to Include rye. vetch, etc. etc.—the value of county paid *5.720: the state 'of i RUTLAND—Three schools mod10.000 acres or more, as suitable the timber sold In future yean. Michigan *3.000. federal sources iemlzed; coat *4.77044. Tlie H. D. land for this purpose shall become will pay the cost of_c>ig_and de- *166 66; and the-W. K7 Kellogg paid *3.6*644; the three S. D. available at a price which lhe de­ velopment- It will be a paradise Foundation the balance whtfh (1.083 00 partment will feel Justified in for hunters. It will replace waste was *121.17433. The reguUr health 1 For the entire w wodt of modern­ paying, "nils land has suffered lands with forest lands and be a de- department service accounted for —izlng ----- — lhe 42 schc —tools, tlie Barry so much from depletion of its fer­ light for City folks who like to *25.73038 of the expenditures, fo ...... In1 Ocur/^r County HlilUh Health Department paid tility. that mogt of it had been hunt. Some of this would be- tlie auxiliary program. (104.320.61 1 Uie sum of »5131<6i and the abandoned as unsuitable for rais­ come a menace to adjoining ... —ias —■ — — Items — •for — that .school districts *22.495.00 — .... spent. •« The making ing crops. There are many more tile areas, because of large and work were as follow*: For modem-1 lhe total cost (74.009.61. one-time farm lands, whose soil growing blow-holes, where the Izatlon of rural schools (51314.61; Is weD on the road to exhaustion, wind picks up the sand and puts to aid school and public libraries DEATH OF MILO which will surely have to be giv­ it where It causes damage­ This (15.228.43; for the camps at Clear, SMITH OF SUNFIELD Special while they last — Milo Smith, aged 65. who had en up. It may take a few years drifting sand threatens Zmuch --------------- takes. *1049046; Pine-------and -------Striker $1.00 DUTCH OVEN FREE with pint yet to convince their owners that harm If theae blow-holes are al- for educational work, for the bene- spent hls entire life on a farm attempting to make a decent Uv-------------------------... « o.u»«. nunw». lowed lo develop. fit of doctors, U dentists, nurses. near Sunfield. Eaton Co., passed ing on such lands Is impossible j If you want to see what dam- teachers and special groups, *15.- away al Pennock hospital on Peln.it the But th. hard h.ra fact t.M » will iii soon — u have —, Bge a Kgnj blow-hole has already 590 56. for medical, dental and hos- day. Oct. 23. at 4:35 P. M.. having to be faced that it isn't worth try­ done, and to see the far greater pltal service. (10486.95: for hot been entered at the hospital abbut 12:30 that day. ing. So the department will have• harm it threatens, you have an lunches In schools *132040. He is survived by hls wife. Edith. I DRUG the opportunity to buy severalI object lesson on the town line be- , in modernizing rural school buildmore worn-out farms, and make■ tween Orangeville and Yankee Ings the following details are glv- and a brother. Harlow Smith, of STORE Sheridan. Funeral services were n better use of them than their Springs, north of Scott Cook lake en In the report. No money was held at the Carr church near Clarks' present owner* can possibly make.. on section 1 In Orangeville town- spent In Woodland. Thomapple The stale conservation depart­ ship. On that townllne road, be- and Barry townships, which hart vllle on Monday and interment ■ HASTINGS PHONE 2115 ment has been aided in acquiring tween sections 1 tn Orangeville consolidated schools, nor in Yan- was in the Letta "cemetery near the 3800 acres by the federal gov­ and 36 in Yankee Springs, you kee Springs, because nearly all its Clarksville. ernment. under lhe PitUnan- can easily sec the menace to good school districts are included in the Robertaon Act. "rtiere Is much land which these blow-holes may Thomapple Kellogg district. more of the same kind of land in become. The sands of the Sahara | m the other 12 townships a part the three townships, as well as In desert in Africa have burled un- of the cost was paid by tlie dtaIrving, that ought . to become a told millions of acres of what was uict, usually leu than half. The part of the 10.000 acre tract. 1 once fertile land. And that can balance was furnished by the W. On all of this land it will not happen lo Michigan and to Barry K. Kellogg Foundation through the be necessary’ for the sportsman to county If these blow-holes are left Barry County Health Department, get the owner’s permlMlon In or­ to do their devastating work for ]n luting the amounts we will designate the amounts as follows: der to hunt thereon. Signs "Hunt­ a few generations. Thia game area in Barry coun- •■h. d." for the county health deing Allowed" are posted on the lands by the department. The ty will therefore help to stop the partment. and "S. D." for the local hunting must, of course, be done niln of fertile lands by drifting school districts. sands. also — furnish pleas-1 nirte mod-­ when lhe law sanctions it, not all — — It -- will — -— ----- - ASSYRIA .. —’.._ w schools u<wu the time. j ure for hunters. Barry county is emlzed. at a total cost of *5390.70, This conservation area is being fortunate in having this game-, of whteh lhe IL D. paid *4.390.70 prepared for Its Intended uses for rearing area located where it ta #nJj the three 8. D. (1,600. rearing game and furnishing what was becoming waste land, BALTIMORE — Seven schools hunting Last fall Arnold O and which. In its sand blow-holes, modernized at a total cost of (12.Haugen, in charge of this proj- »as threatening harm to fertile 027.19. Of this the H. D. paid ect for the "Game Division" of areas । (8400.19. and the seven S. D. (3,the ---------------162740. ule deoartment. uruarimtni, reported reponea that uiat Ini in' ■ ■ --------------------- — the fall of 1941 he made plantings 60th AnniversarV Of CARLTON — Five schools modof 272.000 Scotch. Norway and XY . C.J, j .. j ’ernized Total cost was *9.519.89: Jack pines, black and honev Their Wedding Sunday of which the h. d furnished *o.locusts. He also arranged to add . ------------ ’ j toaaa 799 89. and ih the . five a S. r» D. *2.720.00. iovuv Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stanton, I CASTLETON — Two schools 16 000 <xuu.it Scotch pmea pines auu and ossxw 52.000 hardwood trees and shrubs this of Assyria township, on Sunday ob- modernized, at a cost of (3365.98. ’ “ ' ' will - ■be -food■­ served ------------------- — —--------------lhe 60th anniversary ’ of their- Tlie H. D. fuml&hed (2.28538. the soring. Some shrubs .... wedding with an open house from bearing varieties, such as sumac, At 2 to 8 pm. at their farm home near KABTINOH TOWNSHIP — Four luneberry. wild cherry etc. — Lacey. Wh*n married, they started schools modernized: cost *6.73234. least M acres are reserved as open lands, on which will be planted, , their wedded life on thia farm, The H. D. paid *4.06144; the four " Guy Albert Colbert WlUiam Albert Adams Robert Hamilton Henney on Numerous fcnall patches, rve. 8. D. *2,671.00. George Walter Adeock Floyd Winifred Otilrer Donald Irwin Henry vetch and sweet clover, also oth­ have four children—a son Walter of HOPE—iFour schools modemlzHugh Duncan Alien KendaU Sylvester Curtis er seed-planIs will be planted on Assyria and three daughters. Mrs. William Earl liescott ” ’ Frederick WUltatn Andrrs the tract This Is done to furnish HatUe Moore of Charlotte. Mrs. (432343; the four S. D. *2.165.00. Dorr Robert Darby Oliver John Angeleiti Frank Harold Hewitt Herbert Reynolds of Bellevue and feed for the wild life. IRVING—Two schools modern­ Bernard Davis Chester Lawrence Arehart Don Nelson Higgins There is aheadv a. considerable Mrs. Maynard Thomson of Battle ised. Cost *3.397.49 The H. D. Morley Wayne Ayera Donald J. Deakins Harold Kenneth Hilton mk-hickorv woodland on the Creek. They have 14 grandchildren paid *2455.49. the two S. D. *1,Robert Bankhead Clyde Marshall DcKUder Bradford L. Hinckley tract which will furnish food fori and 10 great grandchildren. Roy I^slie Dennison Albert John Barcroft Howard Ellon Hinckley Kenneth Eugene Barnes Wayne Paul DePew James Franklin Hinckley Woodraw Wilton Barnea RobL John Dewitt Robt. Edward Hinkson Earl Clark Barr Elmer J. Demarmond William Clare Hhcock Robert Boyd Barry Pual John Diamante Rudolph Cyras Batholomew Lloyd Andrew Dundas Waiter Bryon Hobbs, Jr VanRoy Bauman Ernest Nell Dunkleberger Kenneth Chas. Holden Al by Max Beach Edward Robt. Hoos Kenneth Marvin Dunn George Dewey Beard Harley Bryant Howig Don Bekins Clarence Lewis Eaton Victor Bclsllo Charles Eddy WUllam Laffette Hutchins Kenneth Reed Biddle Harold Hames Eddy George Rankin Hyde Chaa. G. Blair Kenneth Barrett Edeborn Noble Format Hyde Harland Smith Blair Harlan Chas. Edmonds .Merl Elmer Isham Dan Hoddy Claude Delmar Emerson Garrett Nelson Isham Carl Henry Bogart Jack A. Emery Raymond Earl Bourdo Lewis Artie Endsley Cleo Anthony Jacobs James Lincoln Bowerman. Jr. Harold Nelson Erb Leonard K. Jarxtfer w Chas. MUtard BrecheLven Cecil Roscoe Fair Lawrence Simpson Jcnskln Glenn WUson Brisbin Richmond Elmer Fenton Kenneth Edwin Johncock Kenneth RobL Brisbin Robert WUllam Field Forrest Johnson Geo. Harrison Brownell, Jr, Donald James Finglelon Wilbur Hillis Jorgensen * Donald Gerald Buehler CarroU J. Fisher Robert Vaughan Johnson Robert Lee Burdick Edward D. Fisher Robert Ernest Johnson Kenneth Clinton Burpee RobL K. Flannery Frank R. Kelly Benjamin Harrison Burwell, George FUfit Donald Chapman Kelsey Rex Foreman. Jr. Edward Albert Kemxld *. Andre Bus Robt. V. France Chas. Samuel Kenney Jack Francisco Arion Duane Kenyon Stewart D. Caln Ward Earl Freeman Richard Dale Kenyon Emerson Stuart Cairns Chaa. Oliver Furnlas Elmer Seymour Ketchum Richard Clarence Callihan WlUiam /Randolph Kirkpat­ Clarence LeRoy Campbell . Clarence Cecil Garrett rick Myron WUllam Campbell Wayne Lawrence Garrison Harold Raymond Knapp Robert John Carter Albert Julius Geiger Robert Angus Cary Clarence Doyle Giesseman Robert Earl Caateleln William Nathan Gladstone Harold Lester Kreider LeRoy Caslerllne Gerald Joseph-Gonyou Otto Pascal Kuball Gordon Walter Castle Buddy Dale Green WlUiam Rush Kyes Lewis Merton CasUe Donald Blain Chamberlain Gamer Ward Greenman Clifford W. Laian David Elwyn Christian Jack Gelhing Griffin Edwin Arnold lammers Daniel Keith Clark Harland G. Grinage Lyle James Lancaster Lester Meriand Clark Ernes! Grommon Merle Grover Lancaster William Alton Clark John Paul Langford Leon Clayman Ralph LeRoy Goy Joseph Henry Langford Kenneth Halle Cline Lawrence Byron Cluckey Donald I- Haight Lloyd RobL Cogswell Elmer Franklin Hall Charles Robert Cole Forrest John Hallock WUllam Kinsey Cole WUbur Lewis Halstead Gerald Daniel Colvin Lester Haven Halstead David Russell Cook Jack Michael Hamilton Orville Cook Maurice Hamilton Donald Dawlne Leyendeekcr Melvin Arthur Cooley Shirley F. Hamlin Robert Albert Leyendecker Robt. Franklin Cooper James Henry Lininger Samuel George Couch , Thomas Daniel Harris Webster Unit William Ivan Harris Lawrence Allen Cos Blaine Rosa Manson Fred Daniel Hayes George Eldridge Haynes Raymond John Mathenon Harold Henry Haywood Waller William Mayses William Ambrose Crofoot Clarence Burton Heffner John Winfred McBain Sanford Emmanuel Cfook Clarence Edward Heimer Floyd Albert MeClurkln Tonunls William Hendrick HUNTERS PLEASED WITH THIS PROJECT 42 RURAL SCHOOLS ARE MODERNIZED Save Cattle. DRUG SPECIALS PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA 50c PEPTO DISMAL 1.20 BROMO SELTZER LYSOL IPANA TOOTH PASTE 50c 43c 47c 95c 43c 43c HEMORRHAGIC SEPTICEMIA health of your cattle, horses, sheep, ewtoe. fowl, small animala. Today. especially , don't risk loss of valuable animals through VANILLA COMPOUND LyBARKER S DRUG STORE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN LyBARKER’S .VETERINARY PRODUCTS^ .£>ederlejS==SS Help Build a Complete Directory of Men in the Armed Forces Following is a list of men in tlie Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory uj>-to-<late. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank. CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS yVew Chas. Edward McDonald Harrison Cyrus .McDougald John Dyrus McDougald Elton Francis MeGhan Allen Curtis Shelp Ray Waller Sigler Philip Alfred McKeachie David McKeown Russell Allen Sinclair Edward Louis Mead Joseph Oscar Merchant George Edwin Millard Carl Robert Miller George John Miller Leon Rex Miller Marvin Augustus Miller Royal Lester Miller Ruble Henry Mlnslon Theodore Henry Moeller Jack Rothaar Smith John Riley Smith Keith William Smith Robert Wesley Smith Lawrence D. Snyder Rudolph H. Soya Clarence Eldred 8 pldel Richard J. Springer Clarence Harry Stafford Cecil Ernest Steward Gilbert M. Stone William Edward Morrison Dari Munger Chas. F. Murphy George Raymond Myers Orville Eugene Myers Mahtan Junior Strickland Alexander Robert Neil Birge Carlton Swift Ralph Roy Swift business hours beginning Clayton Tinker NOVEMBER 2, 1942 MONDAY Through FRIDAY Our Store and Bill Paying Office Will Be Open From 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p, m. SATURDAY HOURS 9:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. Thank You CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY CUfford Francis Purdy Lawrence Melvin Quick Philip James Quick Eldon Eddon Unruh Ernest Gerald VanSyckle Howard William Randler Rohl. LeRoy Rathburn Philip Herbert Warren Nell Weldon Renick Anson Paul Richards Dennis Loyal Ripley Harold D. Weeks David Joseph Robinson Elmer J. Willison Marshall Glbbo Winns Stanley Brigham Wheatrr Donald Henry White Cecil Morden B. Ryde* Florian Ralph Salik Lloyd Ezra Whitney Jack Schafer -Murray Edward Schnurr Stanley Wesley Sensiba Richard Hollis Shawman Lewis Robert Shay HASTINGS CITY BANK PHONESi 2105 - 2103 "Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service” HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1»U Nebraska and was home on fur- • Eddy was brought home Sunday in'home and has been confined to hls I officers resulted in lhe following-1 Fourth and Fifth Grades 1 Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek servlough. I the ambulance The community bed since. Hs suffered no concus-‘pres, Mrs. Alice Hsndse- Vic* Pres I Mrx. Martha Smith, teacher tauta Orrenman. Carl Tharp and I ««tenda sympathy. slon and it lx hoped h* will soon | Mra. Bessie Woodman:' Racordirg | Tlie children have been busy dur-1 Hugh Tharp of Battle Creek were Mra. Car) Walts was taken to P*n*<ainmother. Lois , Bee'y.. Mrs. Susan Smith: Oor. mg the noon' noon hours blaniilna nlanninv "and and LEGION wink bfnffit dinner Olrien, was a---Woodland Mn Bernie. Kantner: Trt*.. ^fkln4[ On Ih^disptajfor the NEWDIIaSSd VET8 dinher rxeti guests at at th* the home home of of Mt.'rack Mr.' nock hospital hospital last last Thursday Thursday. Rhe,™ 8he------ -----------------------— — girl. | Sre-y, - -------------------and Mrs. Dorr .StowtU, Sunday. has received two blood transfusions! Mr. and Mrs. Eldon and^Drlra'ates'etec^ed i Mrs. Rena Walla. to the *tate mn "" VFarrell " " *'7 ‘ A clean'cut victory was scored by ta enjoying • mna । Harry Long called on Mr. and Mrs. John Ketchum of Grand Rapids ,nd tod*> ■ Monday ta reported Im- - Urry Joe called on Mr. and Mra. *■ I. ~ ’ elected to the state conwe are having a hallows'en party National Commander Roane Waring Orewell Hatch of Naahvllle, Sunday called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Row, proving Ctare Holmdeh of Greenville. ’ — ! vp otlon tn tansing are Miss Olga . Thursday afternoon. TV/won rei of Tha Atnartean tendon in hls first day furlough from Camp Dmj, afternoon. Sunday -afternoon. Mr. and Mr. a..— .......... — Jlupt. and Mra. ....... — H.. — A.. Kltson at- ■1 Eckardt ■I ■ ■ —and — — Mrs ••— .Maly —.z Guy. <•>Al- xrosiuzunil freshmenlaim and same game committees committees are are mo(.r*n/. conferencewitH with government rt,m»ni nrneiau officiate areas Lakea Training Station. Great Mias Phoebe Oaka entertained isder Mrs. Jesse Rowlader of Nashville spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. tended the funeral of her cousin.1 ternates. Mra. Alice Hendee and m«'V Jane Leak Marilyn Suthtr- m washinZtrm*^"hrtialf of the ------ 1 “ Mary Jane Leak. Marilyn Sulhtr-1 m Washington on behajf AS? of the Sunday at her home with a family > were dinner «uesu and Mrs. Warm* Kelsey of Coate George CUff of Canon City. SunMra. Laura Gardiner. nd Donald Dulta 1 DonaldI Matt‘ Niethamer. Tom is a | land. Donald Dulls, Donald Malt-1 veterans of the second World War. Mra. E» ,— E. -■ Dorris of---Wert Wood- Drove. J>— — Mrs. Ralph Townsend of Crestilew. — - — ----------• Mr. Fomf Borrow .«I (^ i7 I& S Ch"k‘ —-----------. — Chas Kahler of Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Town- .__j i_ u -----‘Pending several weeks in 1 Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager and tend and daughter Gall of Seymour. Chicago visiting ____________ Delton and Mr. and Mrs Reun Flshfriends u «... ivwn- 1 Mr. and Mrs. were " Frankenmuth were callers at Ind.. Mr. ... and Mra. rr^uuu. Franklin TownMr ■n<i Mr* E F O. n Shomo s F. — E. — Border from Friday until ««*U. send, VI of (VU14, Ionia, rai. Mr. anu and n»r*. Mrs. wiio Otto oux.uwj Sunday dinner guests V4 of iicr her «ls- J*® hornp of Mrs. Anna ........... Kahler........ and : . ....... Harry Hough of ol Hartford ■I Townsend of Wert Woodland and ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. F. I Sunday. Hany K«hter Bunday afternoon. Thursday evening ’ L*3" K^hter. owner of a radio are glad to have Gordon Browntlie latter has agreed to prepare new yrittey- afternoon caller at'Mrs. Celia Townsend of Wooland. F. Phllllpi of Kalamazoo. I Mrs. Byron Teakcr of Pontiac Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arnie and *nd «“• »t«l‘on. suffered u h«k - wlUi^ux -----agaln T—„ . I Instructions to replace the ndmintaU* Border home Callers In the afternoon were Mr Mrs. Chas Parlee of South Wood- spent Friday with her mother. Mrs sons of Battle Creek spent the week **rok® trative letter of September 21 which Maln •»*«. ««*• f™"' . Flflh and Sixth Grades Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Bennett of and Mrs. Daniel Oaks and daugh-land Fas brought home in the am- I George Forman, who has been ill end with her father. Lawrence FauL ,hp Insurance Office Saturday >Mrs. ----------ArUe Spindler, -------- —----------teacher decidedly limited the service Mlddlsvllle were Bunday dinner ter Eleanor of Grand Rapids and. bulanW from Pennock hospital Sun- with the flu. Miss Florence ForMr and Mrs Arthur Allerdlng en- n‘°™'n« ab«>t ten o'clock white Our Y..r ,k h.. « ---------- . facUlttee of The American Legion in guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Townsend and day after receiving medical treat- man. who had been visiting'her sis-1 tertained with a famliy dInnerSun-1on hu ”y do«‘ to open hta store Ml J" fUa,1 w~‘“- handling disability and hospital- re- ■two daughters -» ■ । (», *>,. peaker, returned, home dav Guetss LeRoy Perkins. Mrs. Bennett of South Woodland ment tl Mr Mr. nn. I,as usual. No hta We “ 11 enjoyed our two days vacs' T Guerts were Mr and Mr* nousual, no one witnessed nta ■» nijivw ow wo osyi «»■ Izatton claims for veterans of the U— and •*.4 Mrj. — Ciarencr—. b*rt 1 malned for a vtsll until Wednesday. ■ > Mrs. —- Dell wilh^ her. Mr. Owen of Grand Haven Mr and I11 bul hp ■I’Parcntly fell forwaio U011. Three of our group were prlv_____ ________________ Mn. James Lucas----------of North--WoodMr. und. Williams and Mrs J L Crockford of' CarltS hls head on the sidewalk, Heged lo hear famotu people jo. jn< „„ aanunliXrB. Mr. Parkins who is now working at land spent Monday with Mrs. LeRov ' Harry Wihlams enjoyed a game Poiman and family. The September 33rd admlnlstraWIDOW Run spent lhe weekend at Perkins and her houseguest. Mrs 'dinner at lt;\home of Mr and Mr* Sunday gUoUa-at-tfte Forman home „„ ..... „„ u r Mr and Mrs Wclb >' Crockford and ' S. ul ^ ” * B ,V h h * ,orehMd Mr ' tl ' p tetter barred The American Ms home here. Cha. Bennett of Middleville Hamer S..w?y of East Woodland. Mr and Mr. L J Vincent and Tanlee of £st W<Slta~ and j«k suffered a revere (tr^e Mr- and Mra L. J. Vincent and jBnlce of EASt Woodland and Jock Kahl«r suffered a severe stroke the pcturea he showed of hta 'UfWn rrom t0 u,, Msf n|„ Mia Helen Reeser of Mecosta at‘ J Mr. and Mra. Edward Reesor were Friday evening. cjrffdren „r of m.iu Plainwell —>1 — called u-a on Mrs. Crockford . . . -of East .Lansing .about -k-... -a-------year— ago. .----------Irom which k.-*. — he 1 experience in Alaska. Eleanor Jean of thfb veterans on the ground -£esm Efland ...„ and MIm Marjory C Mr and Mr. El^n ^rrell and »‘ad »»* fuUy recovered On Mon- Bird heardI Father Hubbard, who ^t “aIS ™he tended the Teachers' Institute at dinner guests of her aister and hu*-1 Mr and Mrs Fuy C.-AYing werc^C Grand Rapids Hiuraday and Frl- band. Mr. and Mrs Emwnd Wil-' entertained at the home of Mr and England Sunday afternoon _4.»....u CU..U., ..xr.iiuvn win called on Mr and Mrs. Carl' d"F of this week, he was able to be *‘ad 15 /.“I? In Alaska. Mrs. enem y mlght leak out enemy might leak out. day and visited her parents. Mr. 11 tarns of Hustings. Sunday. Questa 1 M«- Hida Guy of East Woodlana y; Mr and Mn. Eldon Farrell were Wheeler of Irving Sunday after-1 drMAcd "nd dc** n«'t «^IH suf- Spindler heard Ben East and on ।i As a• result of Commander and Mrs. Albert Reesor Saturday of honor wax Bernard Williams son ' with u squirrel dinner Sunday. jin n charlotte ' - noon. Charlotte on bu*ltieviTart*"Tte business last Tte-.s_ ' fer any HT effect from hls fan. | Waring's conference with General urf I <4 Mr. .nd Mr.. WUU-n. •>» i. Mr.d.mr. (-((Wr. John Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crockford Gaylord Flory Reeelres CommMon I * ‘ Symphony Orchestra con­ I Hines, the change In the September . . Mr. and Mra Wayne Long, and stationed at an air bare in Lincoln,. Dell. J L. Smith, tawrenoe Hilbert. **■-». _. ----. ----- ....----- .. . . 1 cert with Alec Templeton as guest ,. 33rd directive will be based on the . । ; Herbert Johnston. Aane« Newiii , ■ artist. Each share her experience,: ; provisions of Regulation 4 of the with us by a report. ^Office of War Information, which .- - - -------- -------------- W«4V 4IU4I1 rtCIU IK- K--4 - -------------.T" ------------rt wlth them "nd U rt»lting her Artillery. Officers Training School.'' Mr I and Rtten nF rorth ,hat "under Unusual ----------- I a" n-w -re * circumstances classified Information . r ?nA Mrs Oene Parrotl ,n<! ?nrcn,lJ'' Mr and M«- Welby Crock- ( receiving the commission of -Second jit Grand Rapids last Tuesday. r, few . t ----------------------Numbered among-- that;.rat!>ialion» on Tii- birth* of a m,y 60 Intrusted to persons not in , baby of Chicago spent lhe weekend ford for a days Ulis week. . . .Lieutenant. • ■— --------•—*-—-•--------PFC Arnold C. Johnson, who lx with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Bud -------Flynn ---------(Margrete Vai-1 group was our own well known local *RUlhMr Bennie taulse ^eiahlnu ,be °r the govem-attending the Waco Flying school In enttne. of Hartlw was a Sunday , Brtlst. Gaylord Flory, son of Mfs 1 nn ment who* *P*cUl **rvlfp’ lhe Texas, is enjoying a ten day fur­ Mrs. Ciosby Washburn of Olivet giie»t of ML« Catherine Spindler of-J Bertha 'F7ory' wr> ............... .. ..... -......... -- >■ U r,Or5r' S°n , ’. •«* lough with hls mother. Mrs. Guy and Mrs Gertrude Stahl of tansing Oct 18 Mrs Bttep is the former Battle Creek nnd Mrs. Margaret ' Lt. Flory arrived home Friday and 1 Offers DRY candidates on a DRY Party Ticket: Johnson and other relatives. Mr. called on Mr and Mrs. Carl Burkle Ertcp at the Mrs. Arllc Spindler wl|| Louise Rise of Woodland. rPk with . will spend this mis w werx wun his nt* mothmotn- iI : rsauonai National uommanoer Commander Waring waring was and Mrs. Ted Euper of Enst Wood- ' Sunday. home’ — —•— — er ahd brother .. Verdun, returning bdi of Lacey an eleht and one ha’lt ««mpanied to the conference wtjh Demands prohibition of wartime manufacture and innd entertained Sunday with a £ n°' ™ General Hlhea by National ReMt« Joan taffler spent the weekRemember Woodland School Fair |to Ft SIU on November 1st. family dinner In hls honor. sale of alcoholic beverage*. end with Mrs Doreen Clary of HasFriday. October 30 । It will be remembered that last , "Xr| ’habllltatton Director T. O Kraabel. Mr* Etta Nash and Mb.s Alberta tines. June. Gavlord iatned mined hfnh hfuli reeoeJ rreov- '1 nm.-°*'u M m Ved “ (and and Chief Everyone Li looking toward Frl- June ,ornlrr,’r «'*» ■— Chief of of Claims Claims Carl Carl Brown. Brown. Nash of Hastings called on Mr. and Calls for liberal support of public education. Dick Kimble of CoaL* Grove spent day of this week when the annual,.nition when he won a nrtie In a 1 8cuddPr nt West Woodland. General Hines had'i members of his Mrs. Howard Hewitt Sunday afterr t *. ->«». (.(,,>.( » (..m , Recognises need for Christian Principles In gov­ central staff present. • noon. . j In. Jack Ogood Ogrxxl All Uie committee* are working hard ufe Magazine * Laura Murphyi an eight and on* Director Kraabel has notified all Mr. and Mrs. John Hauer and Mr ernment. Hr mid Mr. and Mr*. Mra. Paul Egeikroyd Egelkro^T ».<! »ul to make this fair a success in spite 'On gUI1day Ms mother entertain- ; poun^ ,l?n- °Sto?Sr ’■ n‘ Amortcan Legion service officers and Mrs J. L. Smith attended the son Paul Edgar, of Detroit, visited of tlie busy and hazardous times., wjth n family dinner In hls hon- 2‘e home of Mr ,nd Fred ' , that a change tn the September 23rd Rural Carriere' meeting at Quimby 'her Believes in enforcing existing lows. her sister .Irterund nnd family, f.milv including (neiu.ii... the th., our P. T. A. helps'-support the ! or Questa were Mr and Mr* Carl • directive is on its way. and the Saturday evening. new baby daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. school program fur hot lunches in j Nl<thai2r Of Haatinga Mr and L'Hl'RCH ANNOUNCEMENTS 'obstacle to the Legion's Important ' Dr. nnd Mrs. Glenn C. .Munger Uon Tyler of East Supports notionol government in its wor efforts ove: ,1,p wl"‘fr “nd *e *" --■ Woodland ,,,: ............. anx'?l“|Mr« Deo Roberta of Lake Odeasa. I ’ Zion -------Lutheran ~ Church rehabilitation service for discharged. will be In Detroit Tuesday. Wed­ ‘ the weekend. Mrs Mr; T W.lhampon to „ see It carried through another Ml alld u„ NIetjUmer and and endorses fundamental democracy. Rev. Paul W. Geiger. Pastor j disabled new veteran* has been nesday and Thursday of this week of Tuscan. Artz., who haa been car- year. 10.00 Sunday school. daughter Peggy. Mr. and Mrs Blake । '. removed. where he will attend the Annual The evening will .Mart Favors a just and durable peace. for Mra. TYIer and Cheryl Kay. ... -------- -... —with the > Rising alla .vciic oi west wornm nnd mmi son-Gcnc of West Wood- 1 n-uv 11:00 isivinc Divine woranip Worship »nn and sermon -1 ■ Convention of tlie Osteopathic Phy­ Ing returned to Detroit with her ste- chicken supper from 5:30 to 7 30 , Iand anrt Apprentice Seaman Tom "Tlie Christian Soldier. Text Eph. NORTHEAST WOODLAND , ficians and Surgeons at the BookBelieves: "Government should make it os easy as .na (.mil, (or * rUU brtae .. ,n« (ram Ih.n on >04 ran h.v, .„ , N|tUlan,„ aml t,,,. Traini„. 1L„t w„„ , l.,,,,, Cadillac hotel tiirnuio Arimnn <>v —rrlnw nf ond nmitumi-nlii ... Great — ... i! •_ —P ..M.. Lutheran .. — ...hour —. .... . turning tn to Arizona. evening of fim fun and timusemenu. ... ing ... Station. takes. ... Ill '3:30 Gospel ... . son John Stanley Voelker and of i TL*" infant son of Mr. aiui Mrs, mla. George urutsc Paul ruui and anu Mr. nir. an\ am The me exhibits cxnioiw will win Iio»ni worth wurui se?seypossible to do right and as hard as possible to do Mrs m- well Congrntulutloiu Gaylord and best18:30 P. M. Joint church council Reed City spent Wednesday night W.mn_EddVL h?™ i 20 . Mt' E',rl Fj'11 0,1(1 lamib' c.-tlled ing and the games exciting. The whhes to you. meeting In BethlehemLutheran ' and Thursday nt the home of the i •?- Pvnnocx hospital lived out a | 0I1 Mr an(1 Mrv RjChard O'Brien eat stand is planning lota of good Fire Destroy* Farm Buildinc* . church, tansing. former's sister. Mrs Bertha Eckardt J5°rln 1 j ’ .«BUrl.i m*dP ,n i and family of Dimondale Sunday thlnga to eat ab if you have to mLss The fin- truck responded to a Tuesday 8:30 W’omen's Missionary and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eckardt I Woodland Memorial park. Mra afternoon. They found little four the chicken supper you may eht (ire Saturday afternoon fur the . Society held in the home of Mrs. ■ and • family. Mr Sidney Fleer of year old Charles, who had been In- there nt any time during the eve- first Hine since last winter Ella Everett. Hostess Mrs Everett Battle Creek was a caller Thursday I Jured by falling from hls father'.* nlng. A fire was noticed in Uie gnr- and Mrs. Carrie Roberta. Dcvo-' morning atEveryone lhe Victor will beEckardt there, come and । automobile. Friday of the previous ”■-----------u* —---------------- ““■* age at the Elmer MatUiews home, tions. Mrs Margaret Baitinger. Tilp- 'home. 'week, resting comfortably. Lithe visit with ________________________ your friend.* and nelgh- two miles east and one mile south ; lc tiy ML*s Eleanor Benner and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mra. Karl Erkardt and Charles and hl* cousin Reatha. who brrr. of Wo<Kllnnd bv Leon Tyler who wax Norma Reuthrr. 'Dorts Bates spent a few days over , Ilves acrd&s the road, were in the W. C. T. V. Meet* driving by. Mr. and Mrs Matthews Tuesday. Brotherhood meeting.. the weekend with friends in Deback seal of the O'Brien auto und Mrs Edith Black was hostess tn not being at home. The garage Topic "Nnblsm vs. Christianity." to 1 trott. • to prove to her that the light would the W, C T U. recently when elgh- nnd two nearby buildings, a gran- be led by Uie Pastor. i Mr. and Mra. Clarence Cooke and not go on when lhe door was opened teen members and several friends ary and• tool - • shed • ■ were -burned- but I Wednesday choir rehearsal 8:30. baby of Grand Rapids were Bunday lie opened the door, throwbig Jiim were In attendance. Routine bust- the firemen were able to save the ' 3----P. M. Thursday Ladies Aid So- dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Walonto the gravel clear of the pave- ness Included the turning in of the bom which was in the line of fire . ciety. '**“ 1 ter Cooke. ment. He was taken to St. John's bnkeless bake sale offering which and wind , Thursday 4 P. M. Religious inhospital and x-rays were taken amounted to >1508 Thta with Woodland Township School | structlon. RoMvllIe. Detroit came to visit the .which showed a fracture in one x‘> 00 from the South Brethren ML*Kindergarten and First Grade The Evangelical Church letters mother. Mrs. O. L. Bates. 1 side of hLs skull. After spending the slonnry Society will be applied on miss wnitney. teacner | "J. S Dcabler, Pastor Miss uons Doris Whitney, teacher night there, he was taken to hls the Educational Fund. Election af their brothers and families, return­ David Blood brought a bowl of, 10 00 A- M Morning 'Worship. ‘ NsrcLxsM bulbs to school. | 11:00 A. M Sunday school ing home Sunday. । Several children In our room have 7:45 P. M. Evangelical League of Mr. and Mrs Richard Bloomer of ' been out with cold*. i C. E. Ann Arbor and Henry Voelker of Ionia -were recent visitors at the - We have four gold fish which we: 8:30 P M Evening worship. . If enemy bombers ever come roaring in at live miles a minute— j enjoy watching. The Beginners ’ Thursday evening. Midweek pray- home of Mrs. Bertha Bcknrdt. I learned a poem about "Goldfish" i er Service. apiit-secobda will count. East communication is vital. The telephono STONY POINT | Tlie kindergarten are making I Friday evening choir rehearsal, covers for Jheir Scrap Books 1 The annual fall convocation of Your correspondent L* slowly re­ -has six important functions in Civilian Defense against air raids: The* first grade made some Farm the Kalamazoo District B Y P. U. covering from a Couple of severe ' posters. ■ at Kalamnaoo EvangelicaS church heart attacks during the part two ou satunigy. n ov . 7. weeks. While feeling better, wc'vi Third Grade not much pep yet. Mra Hilda Bans, teacher South Woodland Church 0/ the Floyd Gallup Is working In a de­ 1 Pilo Casillas brought us two cotBrethren I ton halts which his mother had refense plant at Battle Creek. * Arthur L. Dodge, pastor ccntly brought frAtn Texas 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon. Mr. Robart of Bath was visiting 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. nt the home of his son. Elmer here We drew Hallowe'en pictures for our room. Th* Methodist Church We am planning-a party for Fri­ 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. Last Sunday a family gathering day. We plan to dress up. play I >1:15 A. M Sunday school. was held at the home of J. D. Aellck games and have mfrrsiunenta serv- ' 8 00 P. .. M. — Young .—» peoples ,—r---------service Tlioae present were Mr. and Mrs. ed by the committee. Tuesday 7 30 P. M. Choir practice - Don Cook and family of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Hollenbeck and famCel1eetla| werkan. Key men in CL | Uy. Mr. and Mrs. Skelenbargcr and Titian Defenso units are nolified at ----- :-------------- .. .. . family and Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer ones by telephone to that when tho Cook are of Belding nnd Mr. and ISNMrr xj-------------------------------------- Mrs. Af^us Huey and children of L ***jr Grand Rapids. I Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hunter of SunL_ field called on Mr. and Mrs. B. J. ■ Wellman Sunday. __ > { 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Aellck nltend1 cd church services alBattle Creek ' CB ■ Sunday. WOODLAND COMMUNITY NEWS HS c'7^XXb1's:“' u 3 ssnhXs”,sd .s-m's ss ™ 7he Prohibition Party TELEPHONES IN AIR RAID PROTECTION Harry F. Kelly has made his position clear on three more important issues occur!, wardens quickly telephone com- firemeu, reicue (quads demolition by telephone to deal *ilb it. ON EFFICIENCY: "If 1 am elected Governor, I shall see that no un­ necessary manpower is wasted in government while Michigan pleads for manpower in industry and on farms during these critical days." ON SMALL BUSINESS: “I shall seek to remove the yoke gradually crushing small business, by eliminating the needless State governmental interferences now imposed upon it. 1 shall enlist the good judgment of small' business representatives in the administration of State affairs? . LISTEN! SERVING MICHIGAN . IN THE'FRONT LINES Doiry products ore to be found on the front line of'' defense because they help to keep a notion strong. ILLINOIS They are rich in health-protecting vitamins and body­ Broadcast Over building prqtpin. so do your part for victory by serv-ing foods which contain these essentials. Observe the nutritional program which the government hos Outlined and drink at least one pint of milk each day. more for children Order Highlands Grade A milk and enjoy its fresh wholesome flavor. Use it for cook­ ing. too. by commanding officials. The telephone system affects lhe safety of all of us. That'* why it is vitally iniportanl that you do not telephone during or for some time after an air raid alarm, except in cases of extreme urgency. The lines mini be kept clear to handle the calls that guard your life And your home. Michigan Bell Telephone Company ON GOVERNMENT: "I contend that the Governor owes a very definite duty to every political subdivision of his State; that every one of Michigan's 83 counties deserves from its Governor an awareness of its individual prob­ lems and a willingness to help in their successful, - solution." '* . SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY HARRY F. KELLY WJR DIRECT FROM STADIUM SATURDAY 3 P. M. BOB KELLEY, Announcoi Courtesy of Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. Republican Candidate for Governor BANNER WANT ADV8. FAY ■ 11 ■ UY U. S. WAR iONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2151 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hulinp □EiiiniGO OhAmAghcc Dorronce Trathric Agency 1.4 Flwr |Unk Phone 2307 YOUR FRIENDLY EMMCO Agent Game Schedules Are �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TliyRSDAT. OCTOBER 39. HU INB BENEFIT DISABLED VETS Thursday nW. Oct. 22. at the High j i-chool gymnasium. L E G A L S DliDER IOS PUBLICATION tnmander Roane Waring rican Legion ta hls first rtth government officials fton on behalf of the the second World War. suit ot emphatic repreoade by National Comring at thia conference ien. Frank T. Hines, >r ot veterans’ affairs, .s agreed to prepare new to replace the admlnlsof September 23 which limited lhe service Che American Legion in sabtllty and iicupltal- rnber 23rd admlnlstrabarred The American access to tlie case, files reterans. on lhe ground •Bon of value to the I leak out. suit of Commander nference with General tange ta thF September e will be based on the f Regulation 4 of the ir Information; which that "under unusual s classified information isted lo persons not tn of the federal govemspeclal senices to the s require such informommander Waring wai Jo the conference with les by National ReJirector T. O Kraabel, f Claims Carl Brown, •s had members of hls present. raabel has notified all iglon service officers In the September 23rd on Ils way. and the tie Legion's Important service for discharged. r veteran* haa been ’ WOODLAND Letter) iker and son John of ent Wednesday night ■ ot lhe home of the . Mrs. Bertha Eckardt Mrs. Victor Eckardt Mr Sidney Fleer of was a caller Thursday the Victor Eckardt NOT Ct or ADJoUI'.SMtNT •A,■ □...! li . . . notice or ADJOimmzin i in it i <i ir flOFFMAHTEIt ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ib. Karl Eckardt and pent a few days over , with friends In De- i. Clarence Cooke and I Rapids were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Wal■oil came to visit the er' the weekend also and families, returnday. i Richard Bloomer of id Henry Voelker of Bertha Eckardt. undent Is slowly' re­ a couple of severe during the past two feeling better, wc'vt yet. > Is working In a de­ Battle creek. ' ot Bath was visiting ! hls son. Elmer here a family gathering i home of J. D. Aellck were Mr. and Mrs. I family of Jackson, Hollenbeck nnd famra. Skclenbarger and leldlng and Mr. and uey and children ot E. L. Hunter of SunMr. and Mrs. B. J. J. D. Aellck attend- 'ANT ADVtJ. PAY FEN! -IIGAN I NOIS ca>t Over r JR OM STADIUM >AY 3 P. M. FACTS of a family n.VerWoodland were Sunday guests there reunion Thursday evening ‘ ‘ form of a farewell party <c son. Mangus and family ol wlio are tiielr rere Mr. and Mrs. bombardina to score one 0 ABOUT Proposal No. 2 . . . .the Wayne County Home Rule Amendment on the Nov. 3 ballot . . . applies to Wayne County only. It does not affect the government of any other county. Proposal No. 2 is not connected in any way with legislative reapportionment. Proposal No. 2 has nothing to do with the • calling of a Constitutional convention or any other proposal. Proposal No. 2 is purely an enabling act permitting the people of Wayne County, with your help, to clean up their govern­ ment. Will r*> fir* >• ■ Utt, iflfhitr? QUESTION AND AN ANSWER Q: IF Propoul No. 2 applies to Wayne County alone, why is it necessary For citizens A: Because it is a proposed amendment to rnneo the State Constitution, which calls For a state­ DRUG NEEDS For Cold Weather COD LIVER OIL gifts LAVENDER LOTION Mary Lakes _____ HORSES HAY AND GRAIN Bay gelding, 6 yrs. old. Sorrel gelding. 11 yrs. old. The above team is sound and true and good workers. Wgt. around 3100 About 500 bu. of heavy Swede Mlect MACHINERY CATTLE Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due Oct. 25. Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due fore part of December. Grode Holstein cow, 6 yrs old. due Npv. 24. Durham ‘and Brown Swiss cow, 7 yrs. old. due Oct. 25. Durham ond Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old, due Nov. 5. 2 purebred Holstein heifers, due this fall. All of the above Holstcins are pure­ bred but are not eligible to register. Grade Holstein heifer, due Dec. 12. The above cattle hove been Bongs tested. Sterling double drum hayloader. Case side rake and tedder combined. New Idea spreader. 2-sec. Gale drag. condition. John Deere cultivator Oliver cultivator. Gale walking plow. Stag Oliver plow No. 11. Queen coal brooder stove, 1000 chick Queen incubator. 400 egg um, excel lent condition. Queen incubator, 180 egg tixe, excel* lent condition. 2 10-gal. milk cant. HOUSEHOLD GOODS HOGS 2 Chester White brood sows, 1 yr. old. 2 pigs, 12 weeks old. 5 pigs, 8 weeks old. POULTRY 115 White Leghorn pullets from Han­ nah's U. S. Certified and U. S. R. O. P. mating. Now laying 50 per cent. Bed springs and dresser. Rocking chair. Pedestal. 2 burner electric plate. Dining table. 54 in. square top. three 9-in. leaves. Wood bed and coil springs. Set flat bed springs, also wood heating stove. TERMS: Cash day of eale. Nothing to be removed Until settled for. SAMUEL HEFFLEBOWER, Prop. DEWEY REED, Auctioneer Walter Scott’s First Book Sir Walter Scott published hls first book In 1799, when he was 28 CLIFFORD HAMMOND, Clerk Certain Days Unlucky Paderewski. Uie famous Polish pianist and^statesman, regards cer­ tain days as unlucky. In early England forgers were punished by having their ears cut You can buy the home you like .. . even if yau can't build the one you want! So decide on the one you like and lot us help you buy it. We can still finance MILK of MAGNESIA JJt SAL HEPATICA 60c sixe_______ SEE US TODAY! bott. 90 $249 111^2110 49' UNICAPS Upjohn's, Bott. 100 Complete Fountain Service Swift’s Ice Cream the purchase of a home that is already built and finance repairing and re­ modeling. but, we don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. So if you wont to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . . tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Coma in today. FOR HONEY & ALMOND LOTIONS 49' Gilbert’s & Schra Eft's Chocolates 'P'uHzo&dl'la.Z Commencing at 1:30 E. W. T., the following will ba offered Buying Homes for Remodeling for Repairing 98 39* HAND CREAM Perfection ________.» 42 And GREETING CARDS FOR SERVICE MEN chance. Vote YES 0 on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1942 MONEY ft wide vote, even though the proposal affects Wayne County alone. Having decided to quit farming for the present I will hold an Auction Solo ot my place located 6 miles north of the standpipe of Nashville We Have Home Rule and Clean Government for Wayne County rtesy of LY EMMCO Altai AUCTION SALE - — - —. anugnicra Nev‘ .Bnd biiu . ochhicc * >nu Mr. and Mra. George Brisbin. : >>cr mother and other relatives. She “ nd Joseph Smith or Hastings. Mr. and Bud Gillispie visited relatives at Kenneth Beckwith and Cleo Barry «!*«» to be Bone two weeks. ,Mrs. Isaac Williams, Mrs. Paul oienwood Sunday. of Hustings. Stuart Relgler of FreeMr. and Mrs Dale Larabee and i.'Towns of Woodland and Mr and- •• —. . ----------_• — ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones and ann port, in company with George Mrs. Donald Manning and Sharon .Mra. Stephen Perrin of Detroit. Ul „llllcia were wclr ,guests Sunday al of Penfield Brisbin spent Saturday partridge, of YnUlanll spent Saturday night Carl Lehman and Ted Mann of, orson McIntyres' hunting ; nnd Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Les­ Bellevue spent Thursday with Ora nuiuiiiy In in the uic North. nuiui. - .----.-------ter Bonneville. 1 -----Several from here attended the Lehman. j4-H Club Achievement Day banquet Miss Jean Kantner of North Man- ■ BRANCH DISTRICT cheater college, Indiana, spent the. 'Last Week's Letter) The Dorcas Society, of North Ma............... ................................ Ralph Guy. — of Fort pie Grove will be entertained at the Benjamin Harrison. Indiana, camo home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hartwell । last Wednesday to spend a seven Thursday. October 29. Pot luck din­ day furlough with hls parents, Mr. ner. and Mrs. JamcrGuy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton Mr. and Mrs. Ogle Flanigan and and children visited Mr. and Mra son visited Miss Ruth Flanigan at Ellis While ta Marshall Sunday North Manchester College, Indiana. afternoon. Sunday. Henry Bldelman is still confined to hls bed. North Irving have moved In Chas. Rev. Moyer and members of hls Fwrlee’s tenant house. congregations furnished the pro­ - David Hushberger was brought gram for soldiers at the camp at home from the hospital last Tuesday Cedar lake Sunday. and Is feeling fine now. EY, Announcer ne 2307 I * Mr. and Mn. Wm Adriance of j Grand Rapkjs spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. James Guy. famliy nave have movea moved in In van Carl * n-.. — ...h »nd Rnu «»muy Sunfield. Mr. and Mra Harlow . A, Kat!lC -!nd Waits's tenant iiouse near Woodland Barnum family.. .r Mr ----and; .. Mra. counts ... . „ and. --------evunw of oi 192 lire and uiiu 217 an produced uruuucro a ■| Ftoyd Dunnigan and Mr and Mra. hu<e ..^t clrcle„ of .............................. .. |hU<e C‘rcle Of e5<S WOOD SCHOOL . Frank Haight and family. । E B.r»u, ' ahiMmk H<rrT ”Zlp" Th«"P«n ol the <Last Week's Letter) l'ro**<udu< aticirnry Mrs Milo Morgan and children ritv " ------------.................... - - IU- and slaying at Commercial ----------------WIU Calms is l anil Mr* 1-4 and Mra. Dell Rutlrm Sutton nt of Iti.Hhu. Hastings .— League gave the maples a third the home-of hb> daughter. Rev. LUa cullern on Mrs. George Brisbin degree to the lune ofbig 593 Manker oCHaatlngs (III CI.rk Sunday. series made up of games of 214- ' Mr. -- and- -— Mrs. Charles Rose have STATE l>r Mil'll IIAN moved from our neighborhood to Pearl Demand on Nov. 5 lor dinner i: WIU Ayres of State Insulation, near Woodland are urged to attend as It U also In . the Commercial League . Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. of officers landed In third spot with 161- , Orville Bruce were. Clyde Ulrich. ....... । Mias OUve Taggart. Mr. gnd Mrs. UTII SHULTZ mi iu iiiui In the FUton Ring League. HuDecker and Mrs. .Wilma Kidlyn Thompson attended the bert—C66k led the play with a Ridge cemetery circle at Mrs: 538 series but hla mates. Office. Mra. Alta Kidder and Mrs.--------Ethel -----------------------------------------|«’s of Hastings Thurs- could ------- -win - ---------lon(? Kamp from wilson have been helping Mr. and only Machine Room. 40 M A: M won Mrs, Willard Kidder in moving into Donald Kenyon of Battle Creek a pair of games from Office No. their new home in Freeport spent the weekend with his par­ I and Grinders blanked Shipper.-.. Carl Wheeler, who underwent a ents. Bob Murray was head man In goitre operation last week at PenRobert and Merle Barton visited lhe Bits* League with a 548 aeries ' nock hospital, U getting along fine nd was instrumental in winning I “nd expects to be able to come home their grandparents. Mr. and #Mra. Claud Hammond of Hind's Corners two games from Tool Room over, this week. — • ■ Mr. and Mrs.--------Gerald Calms were Electricians. Foundry won a pair -------------------h.d over the weekend. Office and Shop Office—had I in Moline on Saturday. John Graham and Thad Cook ol from ----------------------------------------------of Hastings ----------------------—Rev LUa Manker Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. 1" one------------------game margin over Office »..M «... W. Wellman of Middleville led and slater. Mra. Nora Sedlck of De­ and Mra Frank num. Horn Mrs called at the Mra Sarah mm oaian Kenyon nriljuu Krnvon is spending speruung | the Recreation .. League —with ...... a big: troll ------ ------ - -home of - their -----... ___ u. _ .. .. cta tv.. — nanMr Anri Mr* two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jim 578 series and was the spark that parents. Mr. and Mrs. will WIU Cairn* Cairns non iiisn i< Anders of Rutland. She will spend flushed hls mates to a 2727 series Saturday the winter with Mr. and Mra. Hayes “nd a complete victory over the I Yet another neighbor gone as the Sponable of East Hastings ] leading Leonards. Nashville sal- Howard Proctor family have moved COATS GROVE 1 Mr. and Mrs Clarence Baechler 'aged their last game with a ’942 into the Malcolm house in the Jones *’ and mother »'*nt after having dronoed .... the------district. luuuit, enjoyed vujvycu a u game KUUlr dinner uuuici r............................................................... ...... day evening.’ with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Homer McCo- flrj firstt two games to Hastings Ice Mra. Geo. Taggart accompanied Mrs. Mi and Mrs. Lloyd Demond ot wen Thursday evening at Ackers i*nd Fuel- Perks Tavern won « Mr. and Mra. Russell Rose to Grand Ionin spent tlie weekend with the Point. :Pair of games from Piston Rings. Rapids Monday. former's mother. Mra. Pearl Demond.. Rev. Fred Hom made a business'4 The Pkr the newly organised • Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Meyers and Miss Ruth Woodman was home trip' to Battle Creek Tuesday and Service League resulted In Rotarv daughter of Freeport were Sunday from Benton Harbor from Friday called on hls daughter and family.' No. 2 taking a complete series guests of the Clare Bassett family.’ evening until Sunday. 'from Klwanls No 2: a double vic-1 Don't forget the P. T. A. to be Kendal Coats accompanied John Mra. Orville Forman. Mr. and Mrs Alva Kenyon en-' lory for Rotary No. 1 over Coast' held Thursday. Oct. 29. will be a Foster of Kalamazoo to the M. S. C. tertalned the following guests Sat-'Guard No. 1 and a two to one box social so pack your boxes, folks, Home coming lost Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Cunningham urday honoring their thirty-fifth »*n for Klwanls No. 1 over Coast and come along. Good program, anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Guard No. 2. j Everyone welcome. were given u reception on Sunday wedding League ptay. I -------------TIn “ the Commercial r'~~ Oct 18. in their new home in the Ebon Smith of Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Smith tenant house here. They were Waldene Miller cf Battle Creek: Dav'’ Goodyear's big series Waller Vickers and Ethel Fuller of Uie key to a two to one victory.J1"1 w<*“ married the preceding Friday. Mra. Nashville Tlie ladies are slxtera tor Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. from ; «. On Cunningham was formerly Miss and all were married on Uie same Auto Sport Shop. The City Duds, Chicago ®.E. Grays Mon-. Rosa Fenalamaker. Congratulations : date but different years so they ’on two games from Coffee Shopj'd** «««»««• *»™- VemOr»T are extended to them. ti“---------“— .. ..... . ------■ ■■state Insulation blanked Middleaccompanied them to Cas Novla to Mrs Paul Woodman and baby were all celebrating their wedding vllle Creamery; Moose downed vl*U Mr- Hay’8 moUier. Mrs. Cora daughter were brought home from anniversaries. lhe Luke Odessa hospital last Mon- ’Alta Mosher of Hope Center spent Consumers Power Co. for a pair'Hay. a sister of Mrs. Grays. She ■ of games: Banner won the odd returned home Saturday afternoon day Mrs. Lerna Barnum of Hastings Friday with Mrs. Mina Kenyon. Mr. Is caring for mother nnd baby Who “hd Mrs Harry Mlsencr of Kala- game from Moynahan Sales and, Mr and Mra Harry Babcock and Medtes lost a complete series ol n*,r nom'" ■* nrr getting along nicely. , mazoo m”~' visited her Saturday evening , the Kellogg Auditorium in Battle Miss Florence Foreman of Wood­ nnd Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Apple- Andrus Service. Creek Thursday evening. KOVTHWIST *WOODLAND land was a Sunday evening guest in SJtJSJte W j Mrs. Rose Edwards andhgon Lloyd Cloverdale, atr. and Mrs. Ed Smith' .... the Harley Sense home. of B,,unw Baltimore of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Ebon । ‘in ‘1 n, " and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mra. Wilda Allerdlng and daugh­ Smith of Toledo Ohio called on ; Chu' F*rle« uJcen Ul Birman and sons and Mrs. May ter. Margaret nnd Betty, went to her Sunday afternoon ; Thursday morning and Sunday af- Birman of Battle Creek visited Mr. Middleville Friday. The girls re­ Mrs Clarence Baechler took the ’ternoon taken to Pennock hos- Bn(j Mrs. Barney Williams and ** Sunday evening. mained to visit relatives a few days. b “ MoXy ^rX for Uhland ,’“*1 10 Miss SaiT™ Nina Brisbin of Hastings. -d ot her i.aeea ta* Ohio spe-n? her*^renu: a^tS* iS of other counties to vote upon it ? e Trethric lency NEWS ANTISEPTIC Arlis. pt__________ yZ? BUY V* UNITED states ASPIRIN TABLETS HQi Bott. 100_________ t** BEED’S DRUG ICTORY 49 STORE REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Hastings Phone 224 State Br Jefferson BONDS * STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 9 STEBBINS BLDG MEMBER F. H. L B. PHON I 2Wi �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER t>, IMS J2»_ DDLEVILLE <ff Grand Rapids were Bunday visWednesday until Friday evening St 1* Invited to bo at the maoting. The North Thomapple farm bm- itora of her mother, Mrs. Haiti* Mr. and Mra. Claude Rosenberg eau group recently elected the fol- Johnson of south Thomapple. and daughter, Arlene, a ill remain In j St. and is improving same, pre- from Ft Custer for the weekend Grand Rapids Friday night where helped care for her young grandAdams; a Mixta nt, Francis Wllaon; diaries Williams and family In town and stay al lhe Carol Hanson j paratory to rent. ■ aixl with his wife spent S inday at may remained over night, and o:. secretary, Mabel Ad***: teaiftr. town’ " home. ; A neighborhood aurprfoe wa* held Doyle Jbhnaon; pubaetty, Mra. Al-1 Mrs George Bchiefla of Caledonia ....... r.on-in-iaw ana aaugiucr. a*r. ana Mra. Marvil O'Connor of Grand on John Andler, Saturday evening, ton Flnkbetner; song leader. Mabel spent Saturday in town, calling on Rapid* spent Friday in town with Oct. 17 at hte home south of town. took him to Ft Cutter Sunday era- i Mrs. Monroe Olbba left for lhe Kermeen. recreational leader, Mra. friends and also attended the fu| north. The Gibb* visited friend* at her son Jack Hamilton, before he to remind him that he had nrach- nlB< Mat Bedford. | neral of Mra. Gebrge Masters. L. Htar. teft for nervico with lhe army air ed hl* WUt birthday. Mr. Andler The young folia had a happy time Mrx. Henry Brog and Mra. Chaa c°n» Saturday ---------is very— active for hls •>j'ears ------ — and « -­on Prairievine and Mira Irene Frost of1 on to Elk Rapids where they vteat the birthday party for Johnnie Crookston -war* visitor* in Grand Harold W. Vreeland, son of Mra. December 15 he and Mra. Andler lhe Powers district were Sunday ; lied hU brother. Ben Rosenberg and Martinson at hls home north of Rapids Thursday. Mary Vreeland of Harris Creek, has will celebrate their 53rd wedding dinner guests at tlie nome of Mrs. family. Al) returned home on Mon­ town Friday erenlng I litre. Mercedes French spent Bat, Mattle Lectka. day. enlisted in Um- army air corp* anti anniversary. MU. rnuUn. wu “JV ,,u' >•" ‘U1" m O,,'“l leaves this Tuesday for service, Mra. Charles WUhams wax' Mr. and.Mra. G. E Blake enter-, Mrs Hattie Stevens luu returned Good luck to both the boys. brought home from Blodgett hoi- talned a company of friends al a from a visit with her son Merle and Co4* office at Battle Creek Bunday. . P* ***?.ot “J? Mr. and Mrs. -Kenneth Axford. 1 pt tai Grand Rapids. Wednesday eve- perch dinner Sunday evening The family tn Detroit. land. i, ’ „ ten. Thursday morning brought who reside on the Jim Thomas farmi nlng She is Improving nicely but fish Wcrf the results of a weekend Mra. Peter Petersen of lhe facW'.w* hui >t lumiw. u, u, ua, ul. on M-37, northwest of town, are her arm which was broken up In- fishing trip of O. E. Postmaster' ulty. of the Michigan school for H n Hurt, and Mr uM Mr, Al. a,. wh,„ ha. Ured (or man, I Crippled Children at Farmington parents of an eight pound son bom■ to her elbow will be In a cast for Gardner and Burdet Benaway. PrK^,U"“n,J **?* r~rr a Mart and mjuttrt parTuesday. Oct. 20. Mr*. Lewis Flnk- souw Utne, by nature of the frac- | Conrad Beeler of Caledonia waa spent tha weekend with her nus- ineir parents in un* nanny Bun­ inxr nlrt friend* al the rhirken arm- ,__ . __ . Leiner te caring for the mother andI ture. \ guest of honor Sunday at a birth- band. day and until Monday morning babe. . Saturday \yteltora at tne Fred day dinner at lhe home of Ids son, Mrs. Calvin Streeter visited Mr and Mrs Wilbert Rosenberg Stokoe home, were hls sister and Russell and wife. Guests wert mtm- friend* In Grand Rapids from Wed­ Mr. and Mn. R. I. Kenyon left following the death of her mother, of Plainwell, xpent Thunday nt the daughters. Mrs, C. M. Hinckley of berx of hlx family. Mr, add Mra. nesday until Saturday Calvin re­ this Monday morning for their home ahe came to Middleville with Iter home of hLs brother Claude, in Jackson. Mrs U O. Palmer and Lloyd VUiccnt^nf-Cafedonta. Mr. turned home on Thursday from hls [ting her daughter, Mra. Hubert northwest Thomapple children. George and "Mary of Chel- and Mrs. VasFo Vincent and son of hunting trip in the north. Morehouse at Parmelee, will return Tn Lynn Lepper nnd hlx daughter sen and Mi.-* Lola'Eto|coe of Pon- Albloji. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Define I Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson ac­ to her home in Jackson mu Wed- Campbell and Mn. Pearl Kenyon, Kretiger of Eugene. Oregon July 1889 she was married |n Geo. Marilyn nnd boy friend all of De- tlac. of EAat Tawas, and Mr. and Mrs companied Uielr sori Maurice, wife and other old friends In tills vlc- Masters of this village, ajid with Uie Mr. and Mrs Lyle Garfield "and TBob Frost of Grand Rapids Mr. and two daughters to Grand RapMrs. John Wolfly of Detroit vls-'inity. — —:— exception of twenty years spent tn children of Augusta, were calling Beeler who Ls 84 years old this Mon­ ktx Monday, night of last week. lied at Uie homes of her aunt and I Ueat Robert Rugg arrived home Chicago her life ha* been lived In । on Middleville relatives and friends day. Oct. 26 is remarkably smart couMn. Mra. D. E Bovm and Mr*. 8unday afternoon from Camp Ty- thte village. They • were Hie par­ Saturday and alm msde the nc- : partridge dinner at the Porrcst Burdette Wadd. from Tuesday un-' -j^n Rob ha* Just completed ents of three children. Clara who aualntancc of her new nephew at ।I Some splendid services were lield Johnson home. Ul Friday evening. another training course and will died in young womanhood while the Leslie Steeby home south of .at the* Methodist church. Sunday The Red Cross unit met this Mira Donna Davis wax a valtor I ]eave on Friday for the some loca­ they lived in Chicago. Mra Mildred when Rev Wayne Fleenor, confer­ Monday afternoon al the home of nt the home of Rev. I. E Carley, tlon He U connected with lhe bar­ Mlckel of Chicago and Richard Miss Jean Griffeth spent lost ence director of religious education." Mrs. Leuna Kirkpatrick for sewing. in Kalamaroo from Wednesday eve-; rag|. ball(ltin division. Maatera of Grand RaptcU; there are The unit which takes a tenth of nlng until Sunday nighL She was1, Jo}Xe^and Helen Crldler. young also four grandchildren. Mary. Jriend. Miss Allee Williams at Plcns- Sunday rchool workers at 3 p. m tlxe sewing and knitting assigned also the gucat of Jack Chase at lhe daughters of Mr. nnd Mr*. Wm. Richard. William and James Mas­ •at>« Hill and in the evening, especially to to the county, haa been able thus home, coming of Western Stale col- ^dier. were patients nt Pennock ters of Grand Rapids. Mra Mas­ Tlie fire department was called the young people. Rev. Fleenor is far to get the work done and tn on lege, nttending the concert where ljjasplui Thursday of last week ters will be sincerely missed, for out shortly after 1 a. m. Wednes­ a brother-in-law of Floyd Helrlgcl time, but there U always need for MLra Jeanette McDonald waa fea-, where ^d^r lhe ^mu] hand of Dr. she was a rare personality, cheer­ day morning by a small blase at nnd at whose iwme the family more persons to help. Many are do­ lured, and the football game. On uicy p«rted with their ton- ful and happy even through the tlie White Products Corporation It spent the weekend. This week ing sewing at home. Sunday slut attended the church ,ib have made a {lne darknera and pain of trying slckwas soon extinguished but as usual , special — Mrs. • C. held Schnd services willJ. be eachaccompanied services , where Rev. Carley ta pax- covery. caused a tot of excitement. evening through Friday at 7.30 with Mr and Mra. Will Biog to Char- tor and reports the family as nice-1 yernor Lectka. who enlisted In line** In her contact with people. Mrs Be*sle Gibbs Huban and Rev William HelrigeL district su- Intte Sunday afternoon, where they ly situated in their new heme. the coast guards a month ago. wax She was a faithful and devoted wife Mrs Ethel Lee of Grand Rapids perintendent of Grand Traverse dte- visited at the home of Mr. and Mra. We asked the inilk man lor news cranted a nine day* leave and ar- and mother." and a good neighbor were among the relatives present trict as speaker. William Is a for- Henry Buxton a sister of Mra. Brog. thls morning, and he said "It’s । rived home Thursday from the and friend to ail The sincere symat the funeral services of Mra. Geo. ________________ ____________ ’ . mer _____________ Middleville boy who has workSupt. J P. Schipper and family colder than heck."' That ta not news Greai take* Training staUon. Ver- nathv of manv fricntN Lx extended Masters on Saturday. I' ed ..a hls l.i, way u-hv to r.i a high hloli position rwxltlnn In tn 1 enjoyed enlnved text week's vacation vacation In In dlfdlf- for we all know It. Former* are । nor u making good nnd was one of to the sorrow mg family, and the Mrs. DorLs PouLson, past matron lhe cjmrch. and we hope to see fcrent localities. Mr. Schipper at- hurrying to gel their fall crops' 38 ln hU company of 109 men to husband who la’ in very frail health. ot the Middleville chapter No. 17, targe audiences nud|encea each cacti evening. 1' ul tended tlie institute in Grand Rap- cared for. as It look* as If old man । au and has been asatgn- Funeral services were held at the 1. Ability lo pay off tha Slate s O. E. 3. has arranged for the en- j Jack Hamilton who enlisted In Ids and his wife visited her moth- Wlnter wasn't going to cooperate fd to the hospital corp: a line tn Beeler funeral home at 2 o'clock 527,000,000 debt means value tertainmenl of the past matrons Rrmy «ir corps as aviation cadet er at Holland. Miss Dorothy vls- with the government'* fuel saving which hi* past experience makes Raturdav afternoon. October 24 and received for your fax dollars. and। — past. patrons, .> at .a special spring, received hls notice to, Ited her grandmother Schipper at plan. Com pickers are helping hljn wen qUauned to serve. He will attended by many relative* *nd meeting al the Masonic temple. 1 report in Detroit. Del 24 and left • Overire! and young Paul spent the gather In *ome of the crops and return to the Great Lake* station friends with Rev I. W Minor speaK2. Wall directed Civilian De­ Friday night nt 8 o'clock on the --------farm of- hlr. uncle. Frank i here on the 1:30 train that day.)time 41--------------°— v Thursday. — . fense means protection for you, , Dates for lhe annual Thotnapple Jack will then go to Nashville. Tenn. Vcorhorst in the same locality, everybody is rushed with work. Mrs. Iva Sherman Ilg and Mr*. ^r and Mrs J. L. Rugg took her thnae who mourn Interment was community and T-K school fair your home and your family— Mr nnd Mrs. Harold Griffeth en- while Mira Shirley was guest ot an Mabel Sherman White of Chicago aunl<" Anna Punsonx. who ha* made in Mt. Hope cemetery have been net for Thursday and tertalned members of her tmme- aunt near Holland. no matter what comes. were among the out-of-town rela-1visiting them for a few daya. ‘ There wax a good attendance at Friday. November 5 and 6 This ; dlate family at lunch Sunday, and Mrs. George Mlckel and husband Uvea to attend the funeral ot Mra. w Grand Rapids. Thureday where lhe Rural teller carrier* a**ociaUon 3. Close co-ordination of Mich­ year there will be a poultry ex­ a few hours of visiting Present returned to their home-In Chicago, George Masters, and remained over ,he took the train for her home In meeting at Qulmbv Saturday evehibit but no livestock and because a'ere wclc Mra. ml, Pearl Kenyon „and lu th* and Richard Masters and family to1 Sunday as visitors of their cousins. I Aiden. igan's all-out war effort means nlng. All present did Justice to the ‘ of lire rationing no Chicago trip*.; aldnpy Kenyon family of Lansing. their Grand Rapids home Saturday Mrs Clark Bite*. Mra Malcomb I There was a great game of foot- bountiful ehlckrn xupner prepared all-out delivery of war fools As T in ... the Lx -In charge Mr „ nnd Mra R , Kenyon of Mer- after spending considerable time Maclver and Frank Gibbs, nnd; bal> at the T-K grounds Wednes-«by the Aid ladles Due to the m ,past the .fair — I1U mla to our mon on the fighting of the F. F A. boys nnd th? hnme ’ |lt Mr ftnd Mrx Artnur Kenyon ; here Uie past few weeks during lhe families. | day i.xst when the strong team from amount of bitalne** lire program was fronts. economics girls. I lind children. Mr. and Mrs Ralph: sickness and burial of their mothMr. and Mr*. Perry Adgate of Martin came over and tied up the--------- —4 -‘4~* 'rHMr nnd Mrs. E. Barber. Mrs. Se*tKrnvon. Neal Cook and MLra Alice, er, Mrs. George Masters. Mr. Mu- Caledonia accompanied by Mr. and , Rame to a 20-20 score. At end of quartette sang several selections and surd Brock and friend Mra Leath- j wuHBnu locaL " ters accompanied hls son Richard to1 Mr*. Frank Coman and daughter first half Middleville was leading the talk bv Rev. olive Knapn, pas-­ rrman nil of Grand Rapids, sur- I ^rs Fitch, who Ilves In the FloraJ the city nnd will make hls future --------- —--------- —--------------- — l4 w , „uv ... Helen, visited al the home of the 13 to 7 but in the last ..... half ..., Martin tor of the Quimby church wm nrlsed Mr. and Mrs F. R. Prlndle., Hanlon home was taken by nmbu-1 home with hls children. letter's son-in-law and daughter. • came back lo tie up the gume to much enjoyed. Wednesday evening bv bringing । tfl hospital. Grand I Max Myers of Hastings and hLs Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Rowden.' an even 20 Tlie touch downs for i An Interesting feature of Uie eve­ their supper and remaining for Ute Rapid, UiIa Monday for x-ray pic-1 fiancee, were Sunday vLdtorx at the near Charlotte on Sunday. | the home team were made by Moore, nlng's program wns 'he presence of evening, to honor the Prindles 5<th tures nnd observation. Mr. Fitch | home of hls uncle. Floyd Holes and Blanch Spaulding of Muskegon > Flnkbetner and Reynolds. Tills Frl-1 Gon Untied on next page weddinc anniversary. who has been confined to hls bed »-■-*>family. ' and gentleman friend of Kalamaxoo I day the boys will play their laal Charles Harris, one of the Thom- for sorTM> nme WBS accompanied by) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oackler were Saturday evening callers at | home game with Wayland, apple-Kellogg football boys who has hU wlff and children have moved from their the home of Mr. and Mrs E. F. I Mrs. Pearl Kenyon, who la spendbeen coming right to the front this . Ml Mrs Harold Griffeth. Mr farm home to their recently pur­ Blake. I ing the winter in Laming with her SHORT WAY LINES. Inc. reason, was unfortunate in breaking ftnd Mn_ Wm McKeviit and Mr i chased home, the John VandcrKolk Frank Lee and daughter. Miss | son Sidney and family, came home two bone* In hls ankle, while playGlenn Griffeth attended I place. The George Wilson family Edna went to South Bend, Ind. Frl- f — - *— -*------- - — **,J —- *— for a few days stay. Bld and famSchedule Change ln« Martin Wednesday evening • At nlmi letter carrier* meeting at । who were occupying the house, has day and remained over lhe week- j i lly came after her Sunday evening,; first It wax thought only a sprain. I Quimby. Saturday evening, moved into the Glenn Kermeen end with their daughter and sister' I Twenty ladles most of yhom are" EFFECTIVE OCT. 15. 1H« but later developments showed the I p^., Charles Holes left for Call­ 'home on Washington St. Mrs. Frank Brown and husband. _. residents of north Grand Rapids fracture Hte foot ta In a cast nnd forT1U Sunday, after a week's visit I Kenneth Vogel of Jackson was a Mr. and Mra. Mark Ritchie are st. neighborhood, were most pleasI he started back to school Uiis Mon- ^ph his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs I Sunday guest of Mira Helen Brog. the last of the summer resorters to antly entertained Thursday after­ dny on crutches but footbull Is over1 return to town from their Gun lake noon at the home of Mra. Edward for him UiLs year. , cottage. (Sun.) Mrs. Harold Kaechele and Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs Harry Batsch and laneous shower honoring, Mrs. Joe Jack Rnsenbenr of northwest Thom-1 Mtlle daughter Nnrrey visited her Corrigan. Jr ncr Margaret Kermeen Bure, Leave For Gd.*Rapld‘ npple were visitors of Mrs " sister. Mra. Harold Stillwell In of Ann Arbor, a recent bride. The Grand Rapids. Sunday afternoon. large dining room table which was Mrs. B. C. Swift and Mra. Charles decorated with an open umbrella. (Hun.i Robertson attended a district meet­ wks piled high with an assortment ing of the Past Chiefs club of Py­ of lovely gifts which later .were thian Sisters at South Haren on opened by the mothers of the young Thursday. »«■,..«, couple, — ox. mh tlie> bride was unable w to Mra. Arthur Smith and aons ot come for the event. The guests also Hastings took Mrs. Hattie Smith " ------ •“ ---------- collec­ breught recipes •tor a nice nnd grandson Reginald Smith to tion to aid the young cook in her During the ----------------- ---------- ---- ------- -------- culinary attempts. day. Mrs Smith. Sr.. Reginald and course of tlie afternoon, several young Oren Smith remaining until amusing contests and games were (Son) Sundays and Holiday. Only. Sunday night------------------------------------ . enjoyed with Mra. Harry Belsch In The regular meeting of lhe Wo-1 charge, and topped off with a few or 20% PROTEIN Ix) Daffy Except Sun. and man's Society of Christian Service ‘ games of beano, passed the time . START/NC GROniNG ■ LA YING CM (MINIS ATXXJU MOUT 6ML will be lield this Friday. Oct. 30. at. too quickly. Lovely refreshments of the church with potluck dinner at' sandwiches, cake, pickles and cofW*f£R «R GAL. GAS BUWttO. But Station at Trio Cafe 1 o'clock. The Masters-Jones dr- fee were served by lhe hostess be | Do you know that the flocks owned by all the ISO E.'State St. Phene 2137 Mermash 16% cle is in charge of lhe tables and,fore the guests left for their sevproducers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 iS7lTH DRIVING, ANY Ihe Rouse circle of lhe program.: eral homes. thia week and another aon. John, mother, MT*. Isabel Lepper. from her uudles al Michigan State College Saturday night and Sunday, 'iM<rWllIl»Un»Xp»CladT)OBte Ulu Monday from aweekend business trip to Detroit and New Lcxtogton. OWo. Bnrl Wlliyard of Grand Rapid*, spant last week with hls sister. Mr*. Bena Pierce, in the Duncan lake vicinity. Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Ball and littie *on were Bunday dinner gue*U of her grandparents. Mr. and Mra. WM Johnson. Mr. and Mra. Bod Bronkema and two children have moved from the Pearl Kenyon farm to the house on Grand Rapids St. recently vacated by the Relgler family. Mr Bronkema te employed by. A. O. Finkbeiuer and son. ' The George Keeler famliy moved to Hastings last week where they have purchased a home. Hls place here, known as the Mary Peck home wax sold to Timothy Wood*. The If a SIC j»b y°“r Here's What It Means to you m%e’«tNsC^«E“oN£! VonWoqooer BUCHIGA*S'WA?Mtt»IW ! We Grind and Mix Feeds Let Us Balance Your Feed Grains MERMASH eggs per hen’ Yes. you're right. 16% or 20% Mermash. Mermash 20% They were fed Mcrmado Balancer 32‘i Mrs Weiss of Saginaw averaged 160 eggs from 400 hens and netted $1-85 per hen over cost of feed. She has fed Mermash exclusively since 1931. Mcrmade Balancer 37% Poultry Supplement 32% MINIMUM MOTOR OIL CONTAMINATES FASTER BECAUSE THE MOTOR DOESN'T RUN HOT ENOUGH TO EVAPORATE THE WATER THAT CONDENSES IN THE CRANKCASE. Do you romomborf It wai Novombor II, 19401 MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! 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MICHIUN MIT1IAL WINDSTORM IRSIRANCE COMMIT Hamson Dodd*. Pre aid* a l - Guy B. Crook, Vice-President - M. E, Cota, Secretary-Treasurer Nemo O«ca — HA3T1NO4, MKH16AN EstoblJshad ISB5 The Largest and Oldest Insurance Company of Its Kind in Michigan. tM NABT1NOS COMPANY �THE HASTING* BANNM, THURSDAY, OCTOBER U, IBM ■e Wiermga Junday vlsEre. Hatlie japplc. and niece. Mn. family tn f Caledonia , calling on arters. Mn. Chas. in Grand spent Bat3 rand Rapig brought in Xhla vllsected pet­ i November ter mother, e with iter Mn Clare regon. Tn led |o Geo. nd with tlie en lived In darn who rood while !ra Mildred d Richard i; there are en, Mary, antes MasMrs Masmissed. for Uly, cheer­ trough lhe tying Uckted frlend1th people, evoted wife d neighbor incere symI* extended r. and Ute rail health, eld at the ; 2 o'clock >ber 24 apd stive* “nd Inor speax- tery. associatlon urday evettlce to the r prepared je to the rogram was triers Male Kt ions and :napn. pa'-. irewnce of 3,Inc. jnge - Rapid* • Mn. John Chambartata Mn. James Clark in Friday. Mr. and Mr*. Max Re [«md . Mra. Roger Will! HIGH SCHOOL NOTES at the theatres POLICE REPORT TO COUNCIL Chief of Police Thompaon made tn* Friday night to the City Coun­ cil, showing the activities of the, city police. In the two weeks eight traffic ticket* and U driven licenses PRENTISS M. laa a Victory corps In the high Thtee daffy, delightful Brookachool Ila purpose is to give all lyn ball players, are coming to to work town, not on the baseball diamond Saturday students an opportunity -• ——<— --------- vreUgated 20 miscellaneous comptalnu. policed five accident*, serv- i j ed 10 court summon*. The night police found 10 door* unlocked in । the business district Tlie police of Plain­ ' recovered taro stolen automobiles. Sawyer te “About Fare" with her aarvlce. Many of the high schools Joe You laughed at their in'for which two arrest* were made. J ;; -‘~i; feud — and fam­ througtiout lhe United Stales are, Y„_ organizing corp* back In another all-out hilarity Marjory 8Unl»y ha* been elect- show as they go A.WOL. and DELTON . ed reerrtary of the Girl Reserves thoae fighting aergeants are flghtMn. Oirnn Williams and three to replace OBmbeth French who in* again this lime over a Blonde. for reckless driving. There was one arrest and conviction for the crime rexKntd Clark Gable. Lana Tamar, ta Adams and Mrt Charles Rarrtng- the Ulna** of her mother. of larceny. wi?ten£bi££ al Flint were dinner gueata of Mr. in Hastings. . Some of th* teachert Thursday ^.T’brothera’an^nmwapw men Un Jennie Norns has been feelMrs. John Lechlettner. Mn. FWSJ‘o? Xi! Jy^Sst* «; iS^STVSTUTRSStTS Uy Bunday. were tn Kalamazoo on Tuesday Mn. Ella Rogen and grand­ door editor of the Grand Rapids a correspondent on duly tn Indo- Is good news to her many friends. Mr. and Mn George Adrianson shoppin* and sight seeing. <daughter. Aleathe Leon»rd sprat lhe Prtrt He had the only picture c”ln# spent the weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs Allee Quick. Mrs Baste Be- iweekend In Chicago. Mrs Harry Blake at Battle Creek. ver and children were in Hastings Mr. and Mn. Merle Sprague of --■ ■■ ---------— -----iiK nuiuuit.u ...» Allan Shelp who recently enlLvted Friday afternoon. Detroit spent from Friday until members to its staff during theDon Barry. Lynn Merrick ; in lhe navy, is spending ' ' Recently the F. F A. of the Del- Monday ; morning with hls parent*. lost club hour. They are: Dale Dealing wlUi the fight which I'with with hls hi< parents. naritnt. Mr and Mrs. ton Rural Agricultural school or- i Golden. Louis Earl. Karl Schantz, Barry la waging against a ruthless Flovd Shelp and Ellen gAnixed and elected lhe following ‘ Mrs. Margaret Sheldon suffered Harold Pranahka. Lyle Ritchie. gBnB oj dMpcradoa who have in-1 The 34th annual Prairieville officer*: Pres.. Robert Onbome; Clifford Moody. John Dryer, Paul “ Ul u tfd a rC lgn of terror. w...! --------------------------- ---------: township Sunday school convention Viee Pre*. Kenneth Garrison; Sec. 1a stroke at her home here and is ------------Wits held Sunday at the Prairieville Lowell Shepard; Treas. Harold !confined to her bed. Mn. Homer Sriddle. Dale Tobias. George Hal- ~Glrt frofn Alaska" starring , I church. Thirty.... five_________ persons enjoyPennington; Reporter, Berle Fin- 'Bartlett of Hickory Coman la car­ lock. Keith Pufpaff. Carl Hath- Ray .Middleton, Jean Parker ing tor her, CaDen on Mrs. Shel- — away an— d Ro bert Babcock. Uie story —- — ------------------------ Based on oa&cu mii "Golden awi, vm.M... Port• —. • ed tn the .nr potluck dinner uuimi after saver which wnic'i A string ensemble, consisting of agc~ lt uUa yle 4tory Of B pro*- 1 * program and buainen meeting and Mildred l>ecU)r in the Alaskan gold country, wxs held Rev. John Miles gave falr will be held Friday evening. Oct. Row. Mrs Kinsley. Mias Berth* Charieen Cappon Catherman, Mrs. John Swart*. Mn. Will, played for the school board who u thc unwilling partner tn ----; the address 30th. Um, last Tuesday in the Cen- swlndle scheme. reception j Mrs E A Parker and Elizabeth Mr. and Mn. Charles Harring­ Alice Kline. Mr. and Mn. L. Wil- , nxcp tral■ school sc bo playroom. The event ~jBke Ciri~ uarring , Mr*. Marjorie Ostroth and friends ton. Mr. and Mn. Bert Patton, Mr. ikon. Mra. John Rlckart and the — Misses Ruth and Susie Elwell all j was held held. in..... honor of lhe new ...... Ann gheridan. Ronald Reagan -------- ---------------------— ! of Harttner called on Mrs Jennie and Mrs Leon Pennock and daugh­ of Kalamaaoo. I teachen. . The story take* place in a little. Norris and Lucy Friday evening. ter Naomi attended a dinner Sat—football ---------- game nil be pjorid, town where Itinerant fruit Xfr and -Mrs David Shepherd ■buday evening at the home of Mr. i The Misses Barbara Leonard and | Tlie next Irene Hammond spent Wednesday • — ■ • ” supplied with music by the Ger-' pic^r* work hard all day and their, were able to attend Sunday school, anti Mrs John Adams, which was In honor of lhe birthday annl-1 and Thursday in Kalamazoo. Wed­ man band. Member* are Mr Hine, maln .vjnrcr of entertainment is church and the convention Sundnv Shirley Henry, bass; , -juke Joint" : through lhe courtesy of Mr. and senary of Mn. Adama which oc-' nesday night they attended the director; Mamhall Davey, comet; George | --------------- ---------------- — Mr* Ernwt p.n Janet McDonald concert. curred on Sunday. . Mr and Mra. Arthur Baker and Mn. Millard of Battle Creek U i Mrs. Royce Henton and daugh­ Anderson, clarinet; Duane Mur- pgATH OF clydE w franCIS ‘Patricia of Kni"m»zoo called on visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul ter. Mn. Ivan Smith, spent a few phy, clarinet: and Donald days laat week with the former’s trombone. The band practice# 30 rl.M- w FrancLi who wa* bocrilMr" 8arah Smith Sunday, Kyburt and family. ■’ T » Krtchum Martin called Mr. Farnsworth of Wayland spent daughter. Mn. Julius Knowlton in minute periods twice a week and , two noon houra a week J>n4 •«* De-' on Mr*. Jennie Norris and Lucy the weekend with hi* family here. Buffalo, N. Y. HBsUn** wUl play Ionia at lonta med Thursday in “ SuridBy Several of the teachen Of the Mn. Alice Collin* spent three days Delton Rural Agricultutral school Friday night. The team* are ex' troll, following a long !»«»«»• He!---------------------------------------attended the Teachers Institute in peered to be better matched In । WM™y»*ra old. When 21 bete- CREOORy । Uput Wa>1* Snyder nr Fort Grand Rapids Thursday and Fri­ this game than the two were last win R. Jones in Galeaburg. Friday! h. in^d11 CampbeH- Ky" ond 8"^ ol Leon Solomon of Detroit spent a day of last week and the remain­ The firat regular club hour of the newapaper Ypsl-1 Hamtnu* culled on Mr. and Mrs. der attended the InsUtute which I this term will be held Monday. , i? Ah in ■ ftirr'1 phUUpa Saturday. Wayne is hls aon. Wilbur. November 2. ..wn^.n attending Of Been Training school. tame time. Mra. Floy McDermott and Mra. — , - .. | A pep assembly held in... the.K. theW..WIA Pacific«... coastnrinr priortntohl. hi*rere­ and BBa home <M1 fuilou<h .. wa* ----------Lincoln Bush attended lhe 4lh Bunday Nov. 1st »tlhe Delton timrr MusnBush ana and IBincr ' Mrs Mrs. Elmer father. Eddb.lrl.1 w. O. T. U. eOTwnUon >1 MHholU, ehTOh »l» b. toovnu gymnasium on Wednesday to give tire ment from active work tn iwr The footnsu football team team a a irooa good wna-uu send-off He U iurvived byKU widow,■ one j wr(1 Groat visited Mn Myrtle me Buchanan _ ....... __ ..._ _ Oeorce ____ n____________ ______ . Ute Hastings-Allegan game win f0" 0*™*'* W. * Francis or sagMra Robinson th- r .for I.. of Battle Creek Thursday. Mr* Mrs Robinson Lv -• — niece of the Robert Bam^ srere in Clnmd , mother to church with them mere played on lhe local Held Friday >“• Regardless of both rain Madeline Gordon of Detroit. Rapids Tuesday to attend lhe dis- >U1 be special songs by the Youn* ----------latter evening. trict meeting of the W. 8. C. 6 ) Peoples choir. Those bringing their ■nd snow, the Hastings eleven । Miss Katherine TenEyck of Has­ rmerved the victors with a score RIOHBANK ting* spent lhe weekend with Mias Mr*. Wilbur Solomon and Mis* mothers wUl be recognized Dorothy Ingram. ।; Last Week's Leiter) Caroline Solomon were in Kala- I La Mar Erb spent his vacation * ** * I Mr. and Mrs. Oeotge Marshall with his grandmother. Mra. Vem Mr nnd Mrs. Frederic Slocum inazoo Wednesday. l>oi II CORNNU Mr*. Paul Kyburt and Mr*. Arthur Calthrop at Prairieville. visited relative* in Indiana over nnd family of Hastlnga were SunLa Marr Erb. local. Mrs. Vem day gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Hamid lathrop attended a W. 8. C. B. dUlhe weekend i Slocum. Allen Btahop entertained iricl meeting in Kalamazoo Thun- Calthrop of Prairieville and Mr, and Mrs. Paul Nagle of Gun lake Fann Bureau Wednesday evening. day. tie Creek called al Mr and calthrop Mrs. John TVdrow of Horseshoe visited Vein lake brought to Mra. Julia Weller American izgion hospital. Battle family were guest* of RusseU Holl- bl,u* Sunday. mum qi usraou:< Lster* at Fulton Sunday ' Ehret Skidmore ot Augusta called just picked from her garden. | Mrs C J. Barnum of Galesburg him that that afternoon. afternoon I jgr. and Mra. Chet Friend and at B- Guy’s Friday. Mr and Mia. Maurice Adrlanson, also called on him Llewellyn Erb spent 1 family and Fred Wright ot Detroit1 Btuart Guy, and baby of Nashville called at the------------racwniyn tro .pc.u JBn wrigiu la ----.. uiy . at.ana — .rrra _ n ____ ....*«Sunday , in* nMV AltaKUJtR .1, home ot hls grandfather, Peter ' Saturday night with Mr. and, Mra. . called Daisy Bergman near Au »>' summer. 1* -------------- ----------— । UMjnmj Ostrander In Hasting*. evening, |home r°r a while. Adriaruon. Sunday------------afternoon, Lightfoot, Freeport; vie* pre#, Fo­ Gull lake attended a Hayward in Hastings ci lenn Griffeth. Auxiliary officer* evening. MLu Jeanne WUUams well spent the weekend ton Brooks, Cloverdale; KC*y-treM.. brother. Roger Williams Mn. Russell Mott. Delton ily. BROWN SENATOR DEMOCRAT ... on the Job - DOING th e Job . It s your turn to take guard duty now! Undo Sam ho* warned us thot we must take special care of our automobile* . . . foe they have to last u* a long time. Guard against the haxards of winter driving and the punishment of tub-xero temperatures! Let us be the soldiers who duties. See about our Winter-Service VULCANIZING AND GENERAL ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime TIRE REPAIRING ll.iu.n, Mkfeloi Batten**, WtadUlald WtHtl AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE Being unable to do my farm work and secure needed help, I will dispose of the per­ On account of ill health I have decided to quit forming and will veil tha undanigned property on the farm known as the John Garinger Farm located 5 milas north of Ver­ montville, second house west; or 21 miles east of Warnerville on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, 1942 sonal property at public auction at the farm located 80 rods west of Carlton Center BEGINNING AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP WAR TIME. ' or 5 miles north and 2 miles east of Hastings on lolidayt a Cafe ne 2131 MONDAY, NOV. 2,1942 STARTING AT I O'CLOCK, E.W.T, PROMPT, I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: HORSES 4 yr. old steel grey gelding, wgt. 1500 lbs. 12 yr. old boy gelding, wgt. 1450 lbs Straight and right and good worker*. COWS Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 8 Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, bred Aug. 19 Holstein cow, 9 yn. old, bred July 11 Guemsey-Jeney eow, 4 yn old 2 Guernsey and Holstein heifers 15 moi.i. old, pasture bred. Guernsey and Holstein heifer, 11 mos. old These cows are good producers. AU are in very good flesh ond large. FEED Stock boon pods FARM MACHINERY Rubbar Hr*d wagon, 600 x 16" tires, also set of good HORSES Span of Percheron mares, wgt. about 3,000. age 13-14. Span of Geldings, wgt. about 3,000 lbs. ages 5-6. TOOLS COWS TOOLS Farm wagon. No. 11 Oliver riding plow. Dunham 10 ft. double cultipacker. 4 roll Deering corn husker. B ft. land roller. New Idea Manure spreader. Miller bean puller with wheel scrapers ond 2 sets of knives. 8 fk double disc. 8 ft. McCormick Deering grain binder, tongue trucks nnd tractor attachments. 5 sec. tractor drag with 3 and 2 horse oveners. 2-sec. spike drag. Osborne corn binder with slat conveyor. John Deere double drum hay loader. 5 ft. cut McCormick Deering mower. Sterling' side delivery rake?" 12 ft. Oliver weeder with trucks. 13 hoe Van Brunt disc. Crain drill with bean guides and fertiliser attachments John Deere fertiliser corn planter with fertiliser at­ tachments. Oliver 2-horse riding cultivator. 80 rods wire. Oliver 2-horse walking cultivator. John Deere 2 row bean and beet cultivator. Wagon === box and‘ ti Clovcriead wfadrower. 5-tooth culHvotor. Fanning mill with extra Double work harness. Third horse harness. Ford 1 unit minting machine on track with 2 sets of cups. Several collar*. Whiffletree* and cveners. Forks. Many article* too numerous to mention. 'JU Black and white cow, giving milk, age 7 duo about Dec. 24. Yellow Guernsey cow, giving milk, age 7 due about Dec. 7/ Yellow Guernsey cow, giving milk, age 7 due about Ian. 10. Yellow Guernsey cow, giving milk, age 7, due about Dec. 20. Red and white Guernsey-Durham, age 3 due about Dec. I. Block cow, giving milk, age 8 due about Jan. 5. Black and white cow, giving milk, age 4, due about Mar. Guernsey and Durham cow, giving milk, ago 4t due about Mar. 5. " Dark Jersey and Guernsey cow giving milk, age 8. due about April 9. Guernsey cow, giving milk, aged 5 due about Mar. 5. Yellow Jersey and Guernsey cow, age 5, lust fresh about Sth. HOGS 3 brood sows, wgt. about 200 lbs. each TERMS: CASH, NO PROPERTY TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. FRANK HOSMER, Prop DEWEY REED, Auctioneer JAY WING, Clerk HAY & GRAIN 20 acres of com Hay 30 acres of bean pods in stack Bean puller, attachment for tractor. W. 40 Intemationol. on rubber. Crain separator, 28 x 46 Red River special. Bean hulfer? Kick-McConner, on rubber, nooriy MW. 6 roll Doering comhusker. Silo filler. Oliver 3 bottom plow. John Deere horse cultivator. Horse bean puller. McCormick-Doering corn binder, nearly row. McCormick-Deering corn planter, 13 hose Superior grain drill, nearly now. Cultipacker. Deering mower, 6 ft. cut. Black Hawk manure spreader on rubber. John Deere grain binder, 8 ft. cut. Dayton hayloadcr. Allis-Chalmer No. 60 combine, run 2 season*. Oliver horse plow, 14 in. bottom. Oliver horse cultivator, nearly new. and rack. Rubber tired Steel wheel wagon ond rack. Walking plow. 4-sec. drag. Shovel plow. Double shovel cultivator. Model T Ford. MISCELLANEOUS Water separator. Deering cream *eper«tor10 milk can*, some new this summer. Milk strainer. Manure fork*. Hay forks. Fitch forks. Hay slings. Round dining room table. Other articles too numerous to morHobl TERMS: CASH, EVERYTHING TO BE SETTLED FOR BEFORE REMOVING GOODS. MARION HUMMEL Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �FAO1 SIX ! THE HASTINGH BANNER. THURSDAY. OCTOBER M, tM3 ROY CHANDLER A New Epoch in Banking Oldest Original ■ Outstanding Charter Banking is entering another epoch in its’ The following is the schedule of service fees adopted by . . . . . ... . Hastings City Bank effective November I, 1942 to (history. It is one tn which -there will be op- the supersede existing schedules. P°rtunity to serve the public way beyond ,Hours of Banking anything ~ Banking hours sh*u t>e from A charge shall be made for anything that that has has yet yet occurred. occurred. I*It will ube , . .. .9:00 A. M. to 3:30 P. M. of each cashing all out of town checks ac­ called Upon to- •prove its worth as one. day excepting Sunday and holl- cording to the following sched­ • ---------— anew ----------------------------------------------------r—----------, — . . • .... t .• a . daw ule: th6 great- institutions of the American I"”’ Checks up to $10.00 5c r • . -y-i_ i i ^0B,l>*n**ltan For All Services ■».! ike ».r type of government. The problems caused! c<,mKr^.tlo„ shall be required Checks from $10 00 to $100 00 10c Checks over $10000. 10c per changing economy, a war effort, and a Kra!nta7ara.toi*to°thJ bank $100.00 or fraction thereof .1.'" ,~nX' jpost-war period are ond will be severe. The;" v ’institution* making up demoe-i raev do not measure up to the I 1 rr.pmiMblliiies j.iaced upon Many veer* ago when Grover Cleveland was President nf lhe United Stales and Ru-wll A. Al­ ger was Governor of the Slate. jno uneertAn term*. 1 The hanks of the countrv are - I- , Charter No. Il wa* granted to ’charged with the responsibility I the Hastings City Bank. It is r .i today the oldest original 'out­ ..f fumhhing banking sen ice to’of I the nation. The changing ernn- . standing Stale Charter. Think of the period* of great change through which it ha* passed— Iciea-ing the need for »u<-h । by q KIM SIGLER Director panics, boom times, dull timer and prosperity have not ivhaken it. Through all the years the community has had a continuous banking institution undisturbed by the changing time* of each new decade. lively recently have < nine into TojS.ethe,a«orate‘it>bLik officers a financial position where hank, . - . mut.4- efudv thp npprk nf thp ntlhlir Bnt* cmP,0K«i. the accounts of iqg facilities would In- of leal,00 rn,s ir mUSl STUOy Tne neCOS OT me PUDIIC| their families and relative*, the 56 Years Your Servant ialue to to them. them. value iiu nation is shifting. Vndouln- challenge is to maintain its stability and to adequately meet the needs of the public. Almost a normal spat; of life Action Needed has passed since 35 stockholder* Tlie aituaiion i* one dial caBs ■ organized this faithful hanking Bunk* institution and today only one of for immediate acii<mthem remains among us:—Mr. Marshall L. Cook, the Bank's demand for additional service venerable President. with costs of operating increas­ Tlie Bank has grown strong ing on the other.Tlie application nnd been a faithful servant be­ of the idea of selling banking cause it has always kept abreast sen ice is a logical step for of the times and changing con­ hanking to lake in order that ditions. and has steadfastly it may place itself in a position adopted a conservative policy of to discharge adequate!* ito rebuilding a strong capital struc­ sponsibilily to the public. Tlie ture. -« ultimate goal of hanking should That strong capital structure be banking facilities for every has carried it safely through va­ need and everybody using them. rious panics and depressions. In 1893 the financial institutions of the county suffered tremen­ dously. 1908 brought another trying time and in 192*) and sub­ sequent years one of the great­ est depressions of our country'* history culminated in lhe his­ toric Bank Holiday of February, 1933. Ix-t us hope we never see another like it. But. through it all. the Hastings City Bank re­ mained steadfast and strung. f L Traditional Banking Practices Must Be Improved Many of the traditional bank­ ing practices must lie improved if we are to meet intelligently the challenge of the new eco­ nomic era which is fast taking shafie. Now is the lime for all bonkers to review, critically and thoroughly, all banking opera­ tions and practices, with a view to the discovery of In-Iter meth­ ods and more intelligent ap­ proaches to problems. New Challenge to Banking Bank*, like any other line of business, cannot afford to be­ come static. STUART CLEMENT • Director ”° ewepuon* to mi* hue. it cdiv there arc million* of people • .i . • । i• L- L -It apply equally to church or­ in lhe cuunlrv lodav who rela- 9ive ^e nation Q banking service which Will iranlzations. charitable Institution*, |Ond be ingenious enough to re-mold present develop new banking procedure ed stad d^SddS 4kdS to the extent that banking enruma service ^ill will ka be within the reach of everyone who actually needs such service. services ’— --------and . 3. 7'Ar large increate in the number of people trho nee<l and 1 should hate hanking service. 4. Banking's province and re­ sponsibility ^lo provide the na­ tion with adequate banking lacililies. U. S. Government Bonds ■ ' | I Municipal Bonds Other Bonds ------------------------------ -Loans und Discounts Ileal Estate MortgagesrL_.. Banking Houk Furniture & Fixtures These costs must he intelligently determined. Bank management may see i < dearly the change that is coming abuiit in banking, but after dec- 1 «dr.« of rather lavishly giving! banking service free, the public will have a full appreciation of the value of banking service and . that the utilization of banking^ service incur* an expense that must be paid for by someone. Tlie factors to be considered To meet the situation success­ fully calls for an aggressive, intelligent, open-minded, re­ sourceful approach rather than a reactionary, narrow, defensive attitude. Democracies are today 1. The dounuard trend of fighting for their lives—they are interest income. no stronger than lhe institutions 2. The upward trend of op- ' which comprise them. If.the crating, costs. Example: Balance $300.00 Less 20S reserve $830548.39 601.49657 351.678.93 59502.68 250.966.68 233.237.06 35.000.00 10.930.00 82.376.660.31 f'onnuon ______________ Preferred.__________________ Surplus ____________________ Undivided Profits Reserves __________________ _____ Diwount Collected. Not Earned Total Deposit* °ofC°fi^7“m Service Fee Schedule Cheeking Accounts A uniform plan of analysis shall Importance of •v based on the activity and cost of operation In figuring check­ Checking Accounts ing accounts. No minimum bal­ You cannot afford to transact ance required. All accounts shall your business without a check­ be figured on a monthly basis ing account—you have a receipt From the largest balance remain­ ing on deposit for the full calendar for the bills you pay—it costs you Jess than money orders or ducted representing uninvested any other form of:payment. You cash, for analysis purposes. Upon owe it to yourself tn handle this balance a* credit of 3% per your affairs in a businesslike annum will be allowed and n maintenance charge of 35c plus manner. The cost is surprisingly 3c for each check drawn against low. No minimum balance is re­ such account and 3c for each out of town check deposited shall be quired. You simply pay for charged. Therefore If a sufficient what you use. balance Is maintained whereby the credit allowed equals or ex­ ceeds the analysts charge no charge will be made to the ac­ count. STATEMENT While service charge.* have been in operation for many ypars. the . rapidly* changing economic period through which Banking Service we are passing. demands that It cannot lie hoped that inter- such charges and service lie in e»l income from the use of funds .step with lhe limes. deposited by customers will comprorate for. the cost ol service rendered. There is being forced upon j FINANCIAL banking a new approach lo its | HASTINGS CITY BANK functioning — that of selling service in a major all out effort. I HASTINGS. MICHIGAN In this change there are fundsmenial principles which bank­ ing must consider. One is that ; RESOURCES it is called upon to meet the Cash on hand and due from bank* .. increased banking needs of the , country on a basis that will assuir stability of the banks and yet furnish llu- public with an adequate hanking service. Tlie first step for every bank and every banking community i* to ascertain the cost of handling meXn °‘6er tmstnes* concern* regard­ of the account or accounts maintained by such cor­ poration. firm or other business concern. .... $100,000.00 25.000.00 .... 25.000.00 .... 24,328.09 5.625.00 .... 9.98152 -... 2.186.725.40 $2,376,660.31 .... 60.00 Loanable funds $240.00 Credit 3*v per annum, credit 40c per month. Maintenance charge 35c Checks, and Money Orders The following schedule charges shall be made: Up to $10.00 ______ 5c $10.00 to $50 00 10c $50 00 to $10000 ....I5c Over $100 00 1/10 of one'J Maximum charge ....$1.00 And Thrill Deposit* of . The rate adoixed shall be o»MVings book account*. lhe same shall apnly to time certificate de­ posit*. Subject to change And Simitar Accounts No interest on Christmas Club Accounts. School Savings. Vaca­ tion Travel, or “similar "purpose" accounts. < Government Coupons A charge of 3c shall be made on Government coupons. Other bond coupons 10c per coupon. Collection Items On all items handled for col­ lection, received or sent out. a minimum charge of 25c per item shall be made. In addition, any collection assessed against the eol-\ lecting bank shall be recovered, as specific charges, from lhe cus­ tomer. Each Ioan made up to 1100 00 shall be discounted at the time the loan is ‘ made with a minimum charge of 50c. This also applies to each renewal. Purchase. Sale and Shipment A minimum service fee of $1.00 shall be charged, this charge to be tn addition to brokerage ex­ pense and other expense Involved in the purchase or sale. Service charge A minimum charge of 25c per day on overdraft* starting the second day after same shows on Out of Pocket Expense Imprinting of checks, etc. the cost of special checks. Imprinting and numbering of checks and en­ dorsement stamps, represent di­ rect out-of-the-pocket expense paid for lhe benefit of a specific customer and must be recovered from the customers. Any expense incurred for telegraph or tele­ phone service for the benefit of a customer shall be charged for. Notwithstanding the payment by the customer of penalties as provided In this section, the bank should take drastic action when such offense by the custon^r be­ comes chronic. Such condition The above schedule of charges results In the loss of respect for checks by the public consequently, brings up to dale the systrtn^ the bank shall discourage such in force for some time and is usage by requesting discontin­ aimed at a more equitable dis­ uance of the account. tribution of costs and bdtler Certification of Checks service lo the customer and the For certifying checks a charge public. shall be Imposed of 15c for the All accounts shall be figured first $100.00 and 10c for each additional $100.00 or fraction on a monthly basis, from the thereof with a maximum of $1.00 largest balance remaining on de­ posit for a full calendar month. for such service. �HIE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. OCTOBIB t>, 1M1 Thursday and Friday. 1 MILO HOW BARRY CO VOTED IN 1866 I Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Higdon and Graham of Nashville and Mr and'dinner gu« About 35 attended Uie 4-H family and MLm Phyllis Higdon of Mr*. Kenneth McClelland of Battla Hyde Mr. Achievement program and *upper Kalamazoo. Charles Higdon. Mr. Creek were Wednesday evening of Battla C field Wednesday afternoon. The at Hasting* Thursday evening. Ten and Mn. V. K. Brumm of Nashville guests of Mr. and Mn. Elmer Gillett tag ealten. By JANE CAMERON meeting waa called, to order by lhe boys and girls from the club are on and Harold Higdon of Battle Creek ths occaelon beine lhe birthday of / Plmd “■ were in . . -------------------------- I president. Mn. Bertha Phtimon. A the county honor roll. Mary Saund- were Sunday afternoon caller* of Mr. Qillett and Mr*. Wagoner. I 1UM Tabu. «« .MUM . , .. . report on the meeting held in Grand County’s Total Assessment. —...u. £Lln Pe,toL Io*a- dUP'a’r« Rapid*. Oct. 8th wu given by Mn. ln 1856. Low Land Prices |Of the election in the state of MichOld Gtonand underneath Charles McNulty who was the deleNulty jr are the alternate* ot U 8 Nav>r- Mr and Mn. Curtis Elmer Warren and daughter Lena MU. VMIWU MJ —__ --- ---Mn. Stella Barber of Richland : wM°ner Bnd Ircnc and Mra Albert of near WamervlUe were Bundays al the lhe Republicans, by a majority of OONT RUN. were appointed end the menu the residence al Mr. nnd Mn. John culled on. — Mr. • • • for the supper was planned which — --------- ■and Mn. Merle Brad-1 M. Nevins, once stood at the comer 20.082. Only three counllea were Buster uses ao much oil on hi*' will be chicken and all lhe trim-, flrld Monday. of Jefferson and Walnut streets. waa carried by Uie Democrats—they were . hair that hte old felt hat Is fairly ' tnlngs. Light refreshments were —---------moved later to lhe east end of the Wayne, Saginaw and Chippewa. BA ARY VII In looking over the advertUlng *o*ked in it. I asked him when he . served by the hostess lot. and A. E. Kcna&ton built hls Mr*. Merle Bradfield was a Kala-. (Last Weel home on Uw comer. Mr. Nevin* wm we notice that the firm of Stebbins »« Doing to change the oil in hte and RuAsell advertised clothing,/hat and >ou should have seen the rnavxi shopper Friday. Our chicken supper wa* largely dry.‘?xU:.'(r0C'!if b20tf^d‘hoeg' Uok *“’*• ... : Mr and Mra. Frank Roush weres attended Thursday night over 182 • time state representative and state and furniture. The stcbbln* meh-1 in Hastings on business Wednes-. was taken In nnd the WICK is senator? SUH later he was post­ tinned was the grandfather of F. W. ’ Beekeeper* are planning the’ day. very grateful to all for their splen/ master of the city and wu at one Stebbins. Robert J. Grant and biggest honey output in lhe history W. A. Spaulding and Merle Brad­. did co-operation. We are to have a week of special time interested in a general store Oscar D. Spaulding were then in of mankind for next summer. I’ve' field were in Hasting* un businesss partnership and advertised a gen- spent the entire forenoon studyingI Saturday morning. un State street. meetings at the church beginning In cleaning out the attic of tills eral line of goods without men- the situation. Exactly how. would! Mr*. Charle* Jacobs and children., next Monday night and continuing you go about explaining the'Mr*. ­ house tlie oilier day Uie present lionlng any prices. Roy Mason and children ofI through the week, closing Friday occupants found copies of the In the Banner of October 7. 1856. present emergency to a bee. ^How Grand Rapids spent from Wednes­. night. Rev Kirby of Bellevue WIU Hasting* Republican Banner which there was a stotement from the would you perauade him to make day until Friday with their moth­. preach knd we hope everyone wlU were printed In 1656 and In 1857. Auditor General of Michigan giving more honey and reor -more baby er. Mr*. Frank Roush and family.. keep the week open and attend as Mice had evidently gathered a con­ the amount of the assesament of bees? Wc have tome wonderful Mr. and Mr*. Henry Germaine.. many meetings as possible. siderable quanlty at these old papers, property In Uie state that year. The Wew on the subject and if the Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield at­. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gillett made but still they were quite readable total assessment ........ ... for Uie state ... was ---------Bunner— will.-----------promise—to print - them. ----- - tended a Farm Bureau meeting att a business trip to Kalamazoo on where the mice hgd not interfered. I14I).7«B.623.41. The total of real well be only too glad to draw' Deltoa iieitoa Saturday evening Friday. These copies were brought to the estate and personal assessments for several cartoon* depleting the cam- [ We were very happy to have Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton BlerV-ema MIXER COVER Banner Office.-The writer was very Barry county for that year, accord- plications involved in a beekeeper'. , *»s~ —. and Rita and Mrs. Elsie SlerU^ta Mary Flower* ...a and daughter u---i Bernice much interested in looking them ing to this report, was gl.7D0339.00, future, I ot Parchment with us' for Sundayr of Kalamazoo and Mr. nnd Mrs. over. The striking tiling about the and the county had a population of. • • • school and church. They alno at­. Frank Day of 8, Hastings were Banner of that day was that almost 5372 people on the first of June, । Michigan could well follow the tended the Sunday school conven­- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and no local events were mentioned. 1850. Now the assessed valuation is example set by New York state in tion. with several others from Milo> Mrs U A. Day and famliy. Wayne -county distribution. through our at Prairieville in the afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Merritt Mead were There wa* usually a story, several about 120,000.000. ----- ~ the miscellaneous articles and a great which of course includes Detroit, county agents, of maps ihowing Mr and Mrs Lyle Wilcox nnd1 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and deal of politics—of course. Repub- In 1850 had a population of the location of peach farm*. AU children of Battle Creek were din-' - Mrs. Arthur Jones nt Grandville, Ucon politics Only now und then 42.765 nnd a total atsesnment In of u* who have gone to the Lake her rurate of Mrs. Emily Wilcoxt Ann McIntyre of Quimby spent the WITH THIS DETROLA would one find any mention of 1856 of g20.236.936. At the present' Shore after peaches and driven Saturday. » •• weekend with her grandparents. thing* that were done in Hastings time Wayne's assessment will exceed countless mile* and hunted hours, Mn. Marcel Evalet is able to sit Geo. Woods called on Mr. nnd1 Rodio-Phono Combination i.mv.«-,.wv.vJ. [only to finally come home unladen Mrs. Merle Bradfield Saturday at that time, nor anything that 82.000,000.000.00. 'only up a little after being confined to happened in this vicinity. We did In thia Issue of Uie paper sev--or maybe having paid aa much tu Mrs Doris Saunders attended the• ix-d for four or five weeks with -------------advertized we uld hft'--------e had-------------------them ,or ftt, the CLOTHES LINE find two Items that wc thought our parcels of-■ hind were aa.eruwu - c--“----------— teachers institute in Kalamazoo> ncurlte’ only tF available .mL nf readers would be interested in. how- ln Carlton by O Bt an Sheldon of I|market murkcl or or doer, d<x>r. will w»M appreciate appreciate -*■••• ------ L. Booth ---------- of ----• • what a tire-saver these maps would ev ®r- , Hastings and— Wm. In the issue of Tliursday. Novem- Kalamazoo. There were 1428 acre* be. All fruit farms, cherry, peach, bcr 20. 1856. we find the election offered, including eleven farm* apple and berry, should be thusly Free floating results of that year, which was tlie varylng ln slz/, from 77 BCre* to 160, brought to consumers notice. ful selective su­ first time that .1 Republican cun- acre*.* The highest prices asked forperheterodyne chassis with flue dldate for president had been placed lhJa land al lhat llme wa_, M00 an 1 Jerry brought home a carton of in nomination. The Banner cm- acre. l60 acre fnrma wcrc otfer. I raisins, too many for a pound and CAN’T AFFORD phasized with a great deal of pride for MQ0 an acn. and another 160 too few for 2 pounds. 1 weighed the fact that Barry county that acres for 8230 an acre. Tlie present them and they were half way be­ A FREEZE-UP year was strongly Republican. OWnera of these land*, which were tween. I was going to send them General Freenwnt tor President on ^cUom 1. I3, H. 23 . 26, and 27, back to the grocery until 1 hap­ There must be no "ifs". CLIP THIS COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON carried the county by a majority W0U|d |lardly be wiUlng to part with pened to remember seeing Buster CLIP THIS COUPON "buts ” or "moybes"! Your hovering near, so I decided to of 623: Kingsley 8. Bingham for lllclr acreage for the 'figures adFLUORESCENT , govemor had a majority of 583 and vertlsed In 1858. We presume, how- weigh him Instead of getting after Liquid Floor Wax cor must start every single 6 Gorgeous gold bond lhe grocer. about the tame majority wot given rvpr thnl lf the flne Uhtber which morning this winter. Take Ruby Tumblers No Rubbing! tor al) candidates on the Re- lhen Rtood on lhBM! Und* at that IMibllcan state ticket D. 8. Waicouid |laVe been kept until to-1 War newo—The armed forces no chances . . . let us fill Our reauiir bridge. Republican candidate for day u W(iuld haVt> for as much get the best of the naUon's tur­ your radiator with your fa ­ Congress had 634 majority; Dr. John wld probably more than the, key and cranberry crop, which Is vorite brand of anti-freeze. Rooeru. an uncle of Mrs W R. clcared ]and would be worth at, 100 percent O. K. with us. Save I your hog bristles when you butchCook, for state senator, had a present. Then you will always get to er and contact 4-H club members, majority of 576; John M- Nevins for p ‘, a , !|CLIP THIS COUPON your job! ——legislature A recent representative in the a «urvey made by the Na- who will furnish the outlet for Diffuses a belter lizht with majority of 583; Harvey N. Sheldon, tional Tuberculosis Association | this new crop. Women ore now Canvas Gloves grandfather of Henry S Sheldon, showed that 46 per cent of the pco- running grocery stores, post ofFo help preicrre the life of your motor, live Mobile FB, oil wax elected county treasurer by pie still hold the mistaken belief that! flee*, cafes and many other cnind grease*. Fifteen dealer* in Barry Counly Ow regular $0^7 THREE 4 pr533 majority: John 'S. Van Brunt tuberculosis is inherited. No baby j terprises alone and competently, DAYS | J<C H for register of deeds had a majority is bom with tuberculosis. The di- Businessmen turned out and 8435 teller. ONLY " of 210; George W. Mills for county scuse is spread by germs from the shocked 1.800 acre* of grain - in Minnesota, Where jdoes one _u ob­ clrtk had a majority of 507; Wash- sick to the well. — — tain 10 percent buttons? A new ington K. Ferris for sheriff re----------------------MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR cwfynrrcial candy Is now made celved a majority of 353, James A,' it has been estimated that there f CLIP THIS COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON I from yams, com syrup and moSweezey for proe-ecuting attorney, are approximately 16,000 teachers fl HASTINGS 1'IIONE 2554 BULLET lo-sjes. Bounds gruesome but they won by a majority of 302: O. L. Ray in the public school who have tu- '• for Judge of probate had 466 ma- herculosls which should be treated, KEYCHAIN Jority; Wm. Burgher for circuit J. Arthur M- D- Hygela, Oct­ court commissioner had a major- obcr. 1042 bullet on chain. THREE DAI’S OXLY Wheeler. father of Mn. A. D. Knli­ ken), who had a majority of bin; BARRY BYPATHS RIP EM! SNIP EM! CUP ’EM! AL LOWELL CLIP THIS COUPON FREE RCA VICTOR ALBUM OF RECORDS $5095 "X' AMERICA 22' If FULLER BED LAMP 27' 29' MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES I Genuine HEAT PROOF Honest YOUR KUH |f DAILY Ml Lit FIRE-KING 15' OVENWARE CLIP THIS COUPON Football 11 S Regulation *lie Experienced IT CARVETH Director GUARANTEED 2 /Ufcg QUA 89' CLIP THIS COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON INSTALLED FREE! Denatured Alcohol CLIP THIS COUPON AUTO ROBES xr- 57c DELUXE AUTO HEATER CLIP THIS COUPON $895 DEAN MORLEY for CONGRESS REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS, INDEPENDENTS GIVE MICHIGAN FARMERS THE PROTECTION OF A PROPER TRIBUNAL WE ARE ALL AMERICANS! UPHOLD TOUR STATE LKMUATUU VOTE YES-NOV. 3-VOTE YES REFERENDUM NO. 3 ( htbra- LET US AVOID OUR PARTISAN POLITICS $2.5O Your MOTOR OIL OLD BATTERY 3 days Quart light cars. Our reg. Sfl.25. Allow- you pay only 6” CLIP THIS COUPON "RED-HEAD” HAFRTY IF YOU BELIEVE THAT I CAN DO A BETTER JOB OF COOPERATING WITH THE MEMBERS OF THE CONGRESS TO ACCOMPLISH THESE AIMS. I SOLICIT YOUR VOTE SNIP IT! STORES Pumice Soap INC. ra «lrt ■ in > |Ufy 3 for IE CONOWAY 100Pure PennsylvwMw THREE DAYS ONLY Write the Peace DEAN MORLEY PROTECT MICHIGAN'S DAIRY INCOME! CLIP THIS COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON and DnnOUALi MOM PEOFTT m- ixriNM- m;ii SO THAT WE MAY ALL PUT OUR SHOULDERS TO THE WHEEL TO Win the War SON DODDS ireclor r. FAN with rubber bUdea Installed In your (Democrat) i Political Advertisement > 128 W. STATI STREIT Phone 2524 Hattlngg �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TIlVBSDAy. OCTOBER g>, 1S43______________ _f Ishe will answer to the name of‘and Mrs. Ralph Henney celebrate Nancy. their 30th wedding anniversary. ' Mr. .apd Mrs. LaFIoy Greenfield | They all enjoyed a lovely WednesMra David V. Barry 1 of Haillngi. and Mr. and Mn. taw- ! day night supper. Mary! Ann 1* Mr. LTOM CENTER Weak** Utter) Mr. and Mrs. La Fayette Usborne I HICKORY CORNERS ___ , dogs. We understand the dogs have BUSES SLOW DOWN GLASS CREEK Frerk ,M'eral <tay# J- Polerman and daughter of Mf-• «nd Mrs, Ray Erway and been found 1 p. m. Temple, vice-president of I Kalomaaoo KklMUMO vtoited ri»W Mr. Mr and ,nd Mra. Mr. Edd Edd WdUrmore attended UUnM the Ihr ol — Mead M«d who with 1 short w Wo, ■nnourxr. toIO***“ ebusiness. Chas. Whittemore r.Un whn U 1* — *Uno. i— .mvumw. Mr. "and Mrs. Radford Stidham nnd Mr* | r a“-’ And family of Morgan caring tor her renoe Greenfield and daughter and Mrit Henney-* new great grand­ Eugene Barlaw. co-hoatca*. gave a , •hower for Mra Louie Barlow at the ; Mrs. H. E. Barnes received a card Havens dur- when frotn a companion'* gun aU bu> *chedulea operated by U • new granddaughter, born Oct. 13th. Maryl Ann of Nashville helped Mr. daughter. * ' j| home of Mra Gerald TUcher. There 1recently , slating that she wa* great ‘"f ***,nd Mrs hit him In the face. Oten to being Bhort Way Unea will be revised to grandmother to a son bom Oct. 17 pic of YpUlantl. John Haveiu. caretl for Bl Butterworth hospital, meet the 35 mile an hour speed regwas given a string to follow up and to 8-Sgt. and Mra. Edgar F. Bamra. and and Robert McGlocklln Rapid*. The condition of one ulallon Issued.by the Office of DeI untangle,from the others and at the Tlie baby has been named James nlld chl‘of Hastings. co--hi irnMiin eye •• 1* ■• still uncertain h„> but i«-<a»Tw_ It is’re- feiuM> fense *TTtShrr»ctatian Thanaportation. This Thia follows end In a hiding place was a candy Edgar. Edgar F. Barnes luu. been Tlie GeneT1“ Missel Mu“' Maxine M""’" and n “”‘- ported he 1* getting along nicely. the O. D. T. order of a few months sucker. At the end of Mn. Barlow's in the U. 8. Air Service for over vleve Erway of Grand Rapid* and The Weal Woodland Birthday ■*“ squiring a 40 mile an pour top string ns a Bassinette filled with six year* and the baby's grand­ Joan cf Kalamazoo spent the week Club met at lhe home of Mra. Allovely gifts and a big box contaln- father. Edgar Barnes a soldier of end with their parent*. Mr. and ing a bathenette. which she then lhe first World War, ha* recently Mra. Ray Erway. Mrs Rex Tate of ben Rceaor Friday afternoon. The I opened. Progressive pedro was play­ enlisted in lhe U. J. Navy. Ypsilanti and Anita McGlocklln of ladles had a quiz on the leaaona ji Tuberculosis ta increasing in all ed and refreshments were served. Hastings were Sunday dinner guest* they have been having In Home ' warring countries. The 1M2 ClirbtMr*. Clara Ls entertain.Nursing. 1 mas seal, which goes on aale No­ there. .rsuning. The guest* were from Hostings ex-----------;“ ,Underhill -------...................... . cept Mn. Dorothy Knowles who ‘n« a coua.ln f5T ^’shingion state , Mrs. Robt. Shrickcr and children I Ellis Johnston spent Sunday afnf- 1 vember 23. will fight to prevent such - On account of ill hoolth I will dispose of the personal property at public auction drove over from Battle Creek. |for “n ’’’“ended visit. lulIU,nu and „„ nu. jtemooQ with friend* in Lansing. 1 Ul of „ Richland Mrs. „„„„ Lowell „ Whita rise in thia country. tl-more and nriri children rhll/lr.n of nt Delton TV*ltAn were at the farm located 3 miles south and 1 ’Zx miles west of Hastings on Camp­ Mr and Mrs. Guy Nash'kttended Mrs Nellie Pennock spent two temore the wedding of their nephew. Sgt. «teys last week with her son-in-law visitors at Chas. Whittemore’s last : ground road; or 1 Vi miles north of the Hinds school on Emerson Struble ofzSloux Falls. “«d daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Hnroldf Thursday. South Dakota, to Miss' Genevieve White and three sons, who have reLittle Arlene Whittemore to vic­ Biggs at tluL.Methodist church in cently moved from their home In ..ing itlng ncr her granaparcnia grandparents ui in Hastings.ttuungs.. Hastings Friday evening at eight Plainwell to a farm near Paw Paw. ------- •1 Mra. — Russel! ---------------Whittemore attended h -a. — and. Mfs glna F-ty(.r n[ DQjtp, nnd the card party given by Mrs. I-eo 1 o'clock. Saturday evening Mr. .Mrs. Nash enjoyed the reception for THt of southwest Rutland last: ------------------- ------------------- ---------------- son Lyle ot the Great Lakes Naval ■Thursday. I the newly weds at the home of Mrs. Training Station called on Mrs. NclSTARTING AT 1 O’CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING: ..--u.-_i-.-_ ;|1{, pennoji, Sunday, afternoon. ►Nnsh ’a sister, «. Mr*.„._.ui_ Struble. Visitors at Roy Erway'* the past I Hale Carpenter has been working 20 acre* on the edge of town, very good soil, .d Edd Bromley and daughter Bon- week were Mrs. Harold Sharp and ,w° "J “ Pj1™11.™ were —T guests .... S.IUT- Mrs. Gibson of Muskegon. Mr. and Ineta last W«» week Saturtome apple trees, no buildings, only $850.00. ^15*'>s'?nT'?r' ® mile,d ,1" hern duv and Hundttx ol Mr Bromto". Mrs. Dick Rose of Hastings. Mr. MACHINERY ..rkouly 111 lor Uw jm.1 two week. ,w„ ln " und Mra. Louie Erway of Kalama- ' HORSES For rent, nice home ond some land 7 ’ Zi mites |l|| , at her home N. E. of Bower. , , zoo. Mr. and Mr*. Sherman Ohler of A,?* “£? ?“wB22?nl7 Pair bay mores, 11 ond 12 yrs. old. wgt. Massey-Harris push bar metal hoy­ Mr. and Mr*. Rex Tate of Ypsl- : from Hostings, near Woodland. 1 Grand Rapid* are via I ting her aUter lr,p Woodl#'‘d- lanti whn were weekend guests at , loader. 290Q lb*., good workers. Mrs. Mina Elliott during the hunt-1 Forrest Havens' attended a buffet | For sale — the well known Whitlock farm in RH Dump rake. Pair Belknap bobs. ing season ■ Mr “n<1 Mrs Clarence Cheney luncheon In tlie John Haven* home 2 99 Oliver walking plow*. Castleton, just off M-79, 7 Vi mites from Hoi.1 Mr. J. J Strodtbeck to gaining r"U’lalnr1 anri In Hastings Sunday night. Other j slowly and to able to get out door* '?'nds “l a birthday dinner Tues- guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert I New Idea spreader, late model, in good tings. Wonderful set of buildings, has elecl<|j Guernsey cow, 4 yn. old, bred April 10. with a little asatotance. |dfty evening in honor of their son McGlocklln, Mr. and Mra. Elmer1 condition. tricity, only $4200.00. .<i Robert Culbert son of Mr. and r’’ .ltwn,,et,hu hlrthday. a Laubough and Mr. and Mrs. Rus- , Guernsey cow, 4 yr*, old. bred April 13. 40 rod* of 47" wire fence, new. Mrs. Walter Culbert who enlisted ! ch‘ck.cn dlnn^ with ice crcam nnd sell Zerbel of Hastings. Spotted Guernsey cow, 5 yr*, old, bred We hove a house and lot in Hasting* on Green "i 2 20 rod rolls 32" hog fence, new. In the Navy some time ago and has Cftkp WIW «fn-ed at 7 o clock. There Sunday vtoitora at Fred Otto', April H. Good 3-sec. spring drag. been stationed on Uw East Coast., upr,c m2n>’J°v£ly, street that we can sell for $1900.00. i|i[ were Mr. nnd Mrs. Louie Erway. Mr.1 to spending the wfek with hl* par- „ Bertha Smith of Owosao vto- nnd Mrs. Lyle OUs and children. 2 2-sec. drags. Set dump boards. Brindle cow, 3 yn. old, paiture bred. fnt3 : Itea Mr. and Mrs, OtH Lnwrcnce Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson and 40 acres of land, lays level, one-half muck, good Iron wheel wagon. Brindle cow, 9 yn. old, bred April 11. Mr. .nd Mr. HrrWrl raulurL. uul. Solo'll' Ull Wrtmwhr children and Day Otis of Kalama- j set of buildings, 4 Vi mites from town, for fffl Combination hoy ond stock rack. .r.ndd.u.hlrr oloru or HuUnn>.' M' “a **” Jeney cow, 2 yn. old, bred April 10. zoo. $3200.00. Deering 5 ft. cut mower. .Ho Mr. ond Mr., M.urirr Orrrn-. Cr"‘ .hopprr. Saturday Mrs. jAck Erway spent Sunday I Red Jeney cow, 7 yn. old. Buggy. 1 Vz horse gas engine. field from Ann Arbor were Sunday I aftemomi. w « ... ...... ullh her »l»ter. Mr*. Robt. Wilcox Now while you are making a lot of money, don ’ t !|j ’ Jeney cow, 8 yn. old. U V n! north Rutbind. I afternoon callers at the home of Mr. I .J1!? *T,"~ ’ ’ VJ” ....... 2 10-gal. cream cans. Canvas. and Mra. naipn Ralph Hcnncy. ! ,lnA_to. ~ /? *!!*• .Shr!d_.. 8?iW.?n r.t nl th? ,h? 3 Guernsey-Holstein heifen, pasture na aira. Henney. fcrr. Mra. Sunday visitors at Clyde Warlet it get away from you. Invest it in good „ Double work harness. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Leonard home- li. In Delton spent wrrr Phil Warren and daughFrank Cronk and and . bred in April. . sound real estate. ' l|| Several collars. Corn shelter. son of----------------------Dowagiac are-- spending theweekend ‘he_ weekend her home .. the at herathome here. hereter Hazel. Jack Kennedy, Mra BrlsGuernsey coif, 7 mo*, old. Double walking cultivator. weex Jrl£”ds "L lV'v “nd bow and R. D. Gates of Lansing. week wiui with a*r. Mr. ana and n»ra. Mrs. niuerx Albert Barry 1 ।j and | HaroJd HuRbcc nnd daughter phllUp Warren of Cleveland and Oliver riding plow. Chicken crate. and children children. SHEEP I Mr*. Sherman Ohler of Grand Bettv Kalamazoo »»re pleased u,e Russell Thorntons of Charlotte. Iron stone boot head. Single disc. ; Rapids Mrs Elmer Marlow and Er- it0 mert th,’n‘ Bt tl,p w M church 1------------------ a * 2 5-tooth single cultivators. 8 lamb*. 1 buck. 19 mixed ewe*. 1 win spent Sunday night with Mrs. **rt'ice* Sunday evening They BARNUM SCHOOL Electric cream searator. 500 lb. cap. Merle Fauley of Clark will? I were returning home nfter visiting (Last Week's Letter) POULTRY i ’ Mrs Henry WUUams entertained i R,-v * nd Mrs Horry Cole nt ClarksLeona He&e. who to attending Jamesway electric brooder, 500 chick I her stoter-ln-law Mra. Lenard El-,vllk' «*ool In Grand Roplds. was homo capacity. 75 White Leghorn hen*. i.senhood of Santa Rosa California, We MC *orry to hcar thn‘ Pronk ,nr ,h“ weekend nnd Dorothy, who 6 ft. and 4 ft. metal chicken feeder*. Friday and Saturday ' To*'n ls not *° we,L Callers at the is working In Grand Rapids, was 40 good grain bags. Scythe. Mrs Albert Barn-’and children, Town home Sunday were Mr. nnd home Sunday afternoon. HAY GRAIN REAL ESTATE BROKER 1 Mrs Cronk and son Mrs Prank Mr» ^’bur Tolles nnd two dillMargery Reesor. who to a student 1 Log chain and tie chains. 2 acre* standing corn in field. Shriber. Mra Lester' Warner and d"“ Bnd M” Rhrl Pwinock of at W M CJt. al Kalamazoo, was Whiffletrees. Eveners. Neckyokes. PHONE 2659 children and Mrs. Leo Barry and Hasting!. (home over the weekend. STEBBINS BUIIJJING Around 250 bu. oats. Many other articles too numerous to son called on Mr and Mrs David Mr nnd Mr" Rownrd Asplnall nnd Carl Perkins and Harold John- . Around 16 tons mixed hay. mention. V Barry to get aquainted with the I dn“Rh,pr B«* nnw occupying the ston suffered the loss of some of । new b.iby Sunday afternoon I M*onri floor apartment In Mr* their best sheep recently because ' Lawton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edni’ Brown’* house on West street, of the ravages of some good-.ized I TERMS OF SALE: Caih day of tale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. Williams, ha* been promoted to’ Tech. Sergeant. Congratulations, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald TUcher DRUG SIORt FOR IN TOWN speent the weekend In Lansing with • Mr. and Mrs. Hollto Tlscher and | Ison. Janet and Linda stayed with DRUG STORE. RfD TBUtS ftl SAT , their grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs., i Garc TUcher also of Lansing. -Now it's here! Bigger and >THE REXALL DRUCGSTS DEWEY REED, Auctioneer. CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk 1 Mr*. Geraldine Neil spent the; better than ever Your op­ Prompt Delivery Service Phone 2131, Hastings week end of last week In Chicago portunity. when the battle -with her husband. Alec, who to in cry in lhe home it SAVE, to , L-alnlng there.___________________ - J get the biggest value*. ro TIHJI ARI just A ’!W Ol IMS MANY GIGANIIC VAIUIS ON THIS SAUI make the molt icnutionil Mvmgt ever nude puuiblc. R^4t- OcItkcflOO A/er/eV ontheirunv drugttoreitem* For simple achesand you need tor fall and winter. pjins... Many people wonder how tablets lu n Rexall Drug Store* can of. AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1942 i 1 » REAL ESTATE cows ‘The Bett Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself” EARL R. BOYES b 5 GEORGE DEMOTT, Prop. CAR VETH & STEBBINS J SALE AUCTION SALE In order to dispose of the following described property, I will hold on auction sale on what is known as the Peter Fender farm, located 3 miles east and 1-4 mile north of Woodland or 2 miles south of Woodbury on prices. Bridty, it is our way cf tdvertiniig, nf miking new fnends for Rcull quality. GREETING CAROS An unusual ^^•5* opportunity to get * real value. fw I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1942 CATTLE These cattle free from TB and Bang*. HAY AND GRAIN 158 (hocks corn in field. About 40 bu. old corn in crib. About 150 bu. recleaned oat*. About 10 ton clover hay. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Majestic wood and coal range, ke box. Round table. Davenport. Safe cupboard. Desk. MACHINERY Allis Chalmers WC tractor, on rubber. Allis Chalmers WC cultivator. Allis Chalmers tractor mower, 7 ft. New Idea hay loader. McCormick-Deering tractor disc, 8 ft. McCormick-Deering cultipacker, 8 ft. 1 lai -------- OHSAIE^ McCormick-Deering springtooth harrow, 37 tooth. HO. » jut**__ _ 1 IO 1 Aec.U.ntatntfTfST These tools all new in the last 6 yean. McCormick-Deering corn husker, 6 roll. McCormick corn binder. McCormick manure spreader. Dayton side delivery rake. Bean puller attachment for WC cultiva­ tor. Set disc hillers for WC cultivator. Power takeoff for WC tractor. 2 round standard cultivator discs. Wagon and rack. Clipper fanning mill, complete with sieves. Power feed cutter. Slip scraper. Power emery grinder to fit WC tractor. Large size grapple hay fork. 2 double harpoons. Spike tooth barrow. 1-4 h. p. 1 lOvolt electric motor. Tank heater. Grass seeder. Vise. Quantity S. A. E. 40 Polarine cyl. oil. 4 oil drums.. 4 10-gal. milk cans. Milk strainer. Quantity of electrical wiring supplies. Barley fork. 2 manure forks. 2 3-tine pitchforks. Shovels. Many other articles too numerous to mention. *‘ ’ 2k50» ~ 5 Itviudfdi COMMENCING AT 12:30 P. M. SHARP. Full blood Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old. Guernsey and Jersey cow, 9 yrs. old. Guernsey and Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old. Full blood Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old. Guernsey and Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old. Guernsey and Jersey heifer, 11 yrs. old. MPIKIN ' AB PG CAPSULES SO'fuu nwrztf/ PureNtf BEAUTY AIDSat1 SALT PRICIS MHk pfMtftfetit Of U. S. P. quality and strength. FACE rt KHVEXf 2&9lc . TiisH »kx>uci : CREAMS2t«5l' 2k SMilket of supply four essen­ tial vitamins — 2fok 9oC rOHtPERED ALUM FTa Uaa f<t f Baric AciA Purler 2~M' 2-M- 7 pc zpfr tat puretest HALIBUT UVER OIL Caps. keo. t/.oo'Wr tat ruKETttr PERCOCOO TABLETS 2&r 80' 2focW» KEO. tt.tr too'r tat PURETEST TH/AMIM CHLOUDE TABLETS 2hr X//* ^oxaU ^omacLico ATI'SALEPRICES DENTALTWd I BULK OFMAGNESIA TOOTH POWPER 21.41' SALVE Keep your teeth tparkling The neutralising aid of Milk of Magnena help) combat mouth Midi. 2*26< etelo trtevy ttroitNic pcwper 2**1' JZM5T'— 2i.5I< ss WHILS TM*Y LAST KMOMYSJZF ANALOESIC BALM tf‘ »C**U CARBOLIC WEDNESDAY KUMtO room Uli(Nff TOOTHPASTE Concave, cohvex, tufted tty les — long totting Nylon brittlt*. k polishes — 2kM' 3^tS, stationery 48 large white theetl, 56 matching envelope*, FtlOAY.^ tolWMTlTL-u-A-l*. wmunniMT T0/leT SOAf, A Cilf (RATION SRtCIAl HOT ON THE 1« fAll FLAM 2 Hr 36* I /MmW jMUM? ------------ Three fragrance* Pine, Lilac. Rote. •L"pu LORfE COLOME Tangy appeal 2 for ALL REXALL PRODUCTS SOLD ON A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION TERMS: CASH. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL SETTLED FOR. ARLO R. FENDER, Proprietor H. O. PENNINGTON, Auctionwr RAYMOND LAPO, Clerk We reserve the right ta limit number of items to each customer. Merchandise available according to our stock. CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE Phono 2115 Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown To All Prompt Delivery Service � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-11-05.pdf 2ae5fd51cbd8558b8606e389321182a5 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER 1. 1942 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR lilowa onths ir top tiristNosuch SomeF/oni 18 PACES—3 SECTIONS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1942 SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 6 i |RePublicans Ahead in State; Ferguson Leads Brown ARMISTICE DAY urrrser nnao MESSAGE - 1942 1_ _ , County Graduate Nurses Organise For Emergency Call 1 New Members Added Concerning News Censorship To Van Wagoner Concedes to Red Cross Board Left Not Re Hasty in Jumping to False Kelly; Hoffman Re-elected Conclusions When Facts Are Withheld . Nov. 1, 1942. To all boy* and girl* in lhe *ervice of out country; Mrs Roy Hubbard announced this Hello, fellow* I week the appointment of nine new ----------i A nursing council Included in the member* to the County Red Cross I hope all of you feel as good os By Roane Waring, National O. C. D. program for war service tirens-of the U. 8. A. who'In this instance, public curiosity Chapter to "complete the county­ . I do these fresh fall day*, for the Comm'der, American Legion W to brought up on a free often run* counter to <he public wide representation on the official • mis week as member* of medical : 01 atmosphere of your home town and le censorship of news u is w <U*good. That ». is. m in -waiumc. -wartime, » it u is board. All America should honor Arm!*- “ntl *“>■ groups are being contact- <preM."tl.^ >- 1 »wu. High sciwol is very invigorating. I lhe new members are: Mrs. Leon lice Day this year a* a day of high rl1 b>' the newly elected office^ of [turbing. When Information regard-: better to keep the enemy guessing Dunning of Delton; Mr* Robert am a senior student and football SKS/S JEAXa'i ' uSTmik p~io,„Sl 71i'TI , Barne*. north of Delton; Mrs. player of Hastings, and am very As this writing । Wednesday morn­ Evart Ardis, Freeport; Mrs. H A. happy to have this chance to tell Tills day marks the anniversary dlfnt and sub-comi^krtee chairmen ,held. people are likely to become, The destruction of lhe three ; Farm Bureau and Chamber ing*. the Republicans appear to you some of lhe interesting things of ~t the greatest his- I "*v Mrs. Hsrolik Downs and Mrs. । angry and juspiclou*—angry at be- heavy cruisers during the early ,'Kitson. Woodland; Mrs. Hollis Mc­ greate.il triumph in In our his-i of our High school. Intyre. west of Na*hvUle: Mrs. Dou of Commerce Second Event state, although some of the candi­ tory. On this date In 1918 »e ell- Chester Ht----------------------- ------------------I Ing treated like---------children who can't. ; phases of the battle for Guadnl- ;Hlnderltter. Nashville; Mrs. Uoyd Sitting here at home pondering .efforl*. !n Uw u.?n<L?b,7Lof ““i, c°unc“ 10 Island the shock of bad news and canal is a case to point. . , . • Naval Gaeklll. Dowling; Mr*. Russell how to begin this letter. I have last war with a smashing victory. About 300 people gathered at the dates were leading by margins have Ses ln°lhe county prepared and '*usDlcloUs Ciat the real reason for heads were aaverelv eritiel ■ suspicious that the real reason for head* were severely criticized for Orrenfield, south of Hastings; and I. O. O. F. hall on Monday eve­ which were not yet conclusive. come to the conclusion that It Let us recall that victory on this t j the delay Is an attempt to conceal withholding the news of this *ev;ere Mrs- W111tam Struln. southeast cor- ning lor the second annual Joint .should not be a letter praising your; Armistice Day to re-assur- —“* idy to meet any type of emergency ।1 Judge Homer Ferguron with 600 of ner of rau^dn^mav the county. merits and positions or overbear­ hearts. We won then. We cs bungling. j toss for a period of several weeks. “ g.7 win, banquet of the Barry county Fann lich might might arise'that arise that would would re're- official < Ind whteh Ingly quizzing your "chances for ad- we will win now. G“* rationing mayatinterfere with Buieau and the Hastings Chamber qUThe-m^X Tlhe council to id । PrOto,bly mUUkcn de-|Th«* tollmattons going regular attendance th7monthly from had established a lead of about vancemenl" or "How do you like It?" । Our brave comrudeiu-Wfio died to of Commerce, a fine spirit of unity 20.000 votes. For a stale electton, provide an directive me^s of study- lcialonjl lo re“8ri1 ,o censorship: un- around that the delay was prompt- Red Crow* Board meetings and for prevailed as city folks and county Instead. I believe U would be In- 1 wln tIlf, |n., win the Jost war rJUFiwt die in vain tercstlng tn you to hear how your Jlu. .......... J wire today again dc­ Ing local need* and to obtain the [«<oubtediy It would be easy for those;cd by a desire t0 soft-pedal some ll,i» rouaon minutes of lhe meetings folk* rubbed elbows and certainly this is a small margin and it ia still possible for Brown to over­ pet teacher* in old H H. S. orc -------fcn(iInB 0UB a cooperation of the public In carryacquainted with the facta to write bad bungling ’ ’ m ^ b 2 e it would have been hard to pick one take the Detroit Jurist. Mferitage of freedom and coming alonjf and the kind of show —ei.. gave their lives to ex- uig out plans for the equal distrlbu-‘an entertaining story about In- ■ The ouestum . . °rdcr..,oal.imih^ ,hry W,H ** I llberty.Tfiey question of an official oflletal htmata bungle ?lnfornM ,d ,n nnd * from the other. the athletes are giving this year. tepd'the security of that heritage lion of available nursing resource*. {tlances where censorship was car-' Dick Loppenthien led the group In ■ will be settled later when all the spectlve localities Mrs Hubbard singing 'America," with Miss Flo-. Hair Brake is leading Fry by an equally small margin. J facts can be made known, and Is sold. 'Z. / 1tUl. 7n. ‘Art™**"' l*A«A In Human hl.mn rence Campbell at the piano, and Clare Hoffman, on the Lasl* of Ammlw EAnc.ltan bmU. but. hmUm „ tth, ,nursing council list. If you do not ■ Io llmc ot war, however. It is bet-] entirely unrelated to the matter of 'I7ir regular meeting of lhe boanl Rev Gury pronounced the invoca­ late though Incomplete returns ap­ Is held tiie iecontj Tuesday of each tion. receive Information regarding this j ter to blunder a thousand Uiifes on 1 censorship anyway Then the folks fell to' and did pears to have been" re-elected as please contact the County | the side of over cauUttr titan to 'f Japan made a brief but heavy Uproject , representative to congress from the Hall. ample Justice to the chicken sup­ 4th District by a margin of better Health Department I। permit shin* tn,,t aiaH. a„v nnrtrm. <>*. Wil ­_ ‘ , permit the lhe premature premature release release of of attack attack, aninst against these these American American .ships isn't P Fords anvppdre: it'* 11.the Wil per prepared by the ladles of South- ' | But from now on wc can no longer tlian 3'i to 1. low Run Bomber plant now. even one Item which contains In-jat night It was a hit and run afwest Maple Grove and served by a ’TTT.’ £717 I r*st the laurel* of our hero dead ' i Michigan results are fairly rep­ Iformation.of value to the enemy, fair. The enemy probably had no 1 r“?yKof yOU "’ Their past sacrifices can no longer group of their young ladle.* M.r I hope enough u, u u now up lo u, । resentative of return* throughout ' Intorinatton withheld because of Idea of the full extent o/ the dam­ Roman Feidpau*ch presided and tnr I-Uoo w „ ^oTyou do to get tlie idea. Tiie way prove worthy of lheJr example I after several group song* in which I south" Republican* won ns possible value to the enemy. u*u-; age done and would have been dtaUrurutah Mr. Mr Oles, Otea when .hen he gnd show „ Ow.y | we distinguish ■n .ni.r^ ivcjniuircan* won all entered heartily, a number of many hotly contested campaigns to has hL* hat on. to by the sniff.1'paid so much for us to have. [ally constitutes the very news which; willing to pay quite * price fair the ; build up their strength in both the sniff, noinc that he makes a* he । the public is waiting to hear. This Information. It is our fault we have to fight a­ Although the goes through our midst. This is gain. Our hero dead ot the last wur Pet Milk Co. Completing clash of interests is unfortunate—' If the Japanese admirals had Clement, was introduced. In his Six Have All-A Marks In explained by the fact that he is did not give their lives In lhe be­ Plant Here. To Start Soon easv manner, he brought wave usual the people of lhe nation, on the .known a; once that three powerful Hastings' Senior Gas Warden and lief they were insuring our national first Marking Period after wave of laughter from Ills one hand, eager for new* from the:American cruisers were not merehas practiced so much that it has heritage for only 25 years! Their I Tiie Pet Milk Co. is building an audience with his clever stories. The ikonor Roll for lhe first battle fronts and the military and ly damaged but actually on the become habitual. "T. P." is an dying thoughts envisioned an Amer'Dir toastmaster introduced Mrs, comes through that Brown has con­ auxiliary' )>ollccman. senior ga.* lea cndurtngly secure. Their dying (marking period at Haslinys High In­ naval leaders, on the other, anxious bottom of the sea. It might have addition to their Hastings plant, 56x60. part of it two stories high. Claude Hoffman, president of the ceded the election to Ferguson. This warden, and tl»e "super-duper" hands threw u* the torch of liberty ,cludes 57 names The sophomores with 18 In the above-B group. to prevent vital informatton from] altered their plan of attack. In­ This us well as a considerable part County Farm Bureau, and Mr. Hoff­ represents a major upset since moat mrap drtmr ol our H>,h mhool ot to „ hold „Q„ high. We failed them. We lead 1 itaymona Raymond Kenyon ana and iwury Mary Ketnet- getting prematurely into uno me the innu.v. hands stead of delaying the counter at- of the old plant will be used (or man. also Mr. and Mrs Frank Coop-' political commentators and Wash­ rourm horr Im Will .Ull m.A, U >Mum,a lM|Uhl>- U» h.A er who sang several pleasing num- ingion columnist* had given Michl“ ,rl ,hro"*h won our wrnumr tor all Un. ilml cham, seniors: Audra Endsley. Jim- .of the enemy—particularly so since.' producing powdered eggs. They bcro, accompanied by Mrs. Harold gan to Brown. (Contlnued on page 4. Bee. 1) lor; EHzabcth Cortright and MaNlyn r______ ___________________________ algebra Remember? we need worry no ,nore ttboul lt have several carloads of equipment Foster. I_______________________ --------------------------—and d Ek ___________ ! Zultermeistcr. sophomores; Es ­ ________ __ You probably have all heard of: wc 4Ucktd our arnu We dro pped -------------which will be In use won after the Foul Rlckett. of Battle Creek, the ” 1 ■1 ■ "■ he change to coaching, but Ju.t;th(1 tOrch Now we are paying for ther Ragla, freshman, led the list new addition is completed world's greatest magician 'accord- New Deal will retain control ot with all A marks in ease you haven t. here It to: ] our foolishness. If'you have read the November ing to hi* own words) blew In and both branches of congress. Repub2.75-2.99 Mary Lockwood, fresh­ Readers Digest you will‘have some FootballMr. Goodell | ’ We can best honor the memory wlth a fine program of mystifying licati strength I* now sucit that it — -7.: PhiUp Frandsen. Florence . Mr Brozak ct those who died for us in the test T8 *' Idea of the amount of shipping space 'Mr. Horace K. Powers, junior that Is saved by sending evaporated tricks and acta of magic, fooled "all i can no longer be disregarded. Dori* Lockwood, sopho. Mr Brozak war. and of those who are dying for I French, rrr,,c Basketball of 'the people all of the time." He Probably th© election returns can war by. or dedicating aea.cnunn our our-­ n,orvs; Beatrice Bush. Thoma* liaruicc of the Hastings law firm frulLs, vegetables, milk. eggs, elcl, Mr ooodell u* in this war. was "ably" assisted by Abe and Har- be interpreted as a protest vote U.U day. Aw. fcrrrttti;' tarailr and AAA w““7,.J"“ors °'u,“ . Mr Goodell selves on IhU Instead of sending the actual prod­ old who are now able to say. truth-' against official muddling at WashTrack Dr. C. C. Stucky To Head of Sigler and Powers, has received -- making . uct*. For Instance, one carload of Mr Brozak fanatically lo up for — our ‘Sybil Woodmatvec. seniors. Department |11 Lieutenant's (J<i commission fully. that they "know the ropes." ington and the lack of vigorous war 280-2.74 Beverly Bradford. Vlrginixiwdered eggs will be equivalent to SXiuni,, S', sx: Anyway it was a good program leadership on the part of the New ,, , ,, „ , , . fromuniicu the United OUAK.T States navy,Navy. ueu-Ueu10 carloads of honest-to-goodne^ P”*14' ch*lrm“° ot tenant Powers was ordered to DeJudge Clement, although he'said Deal rather titan any enthusiastic AlU»U«h MT B.~»« ..It Art.]-^^™ Ort- the HealUt Committee of the Barry troll for his final check-up. and haa hen fruit. That represent* u con­ he felt his Inability to introduce a, confidence in the Republican party i slderable saving In freight, as you -»•*-»• has — » *—■—•-•-----------­ initely be mUsed for thejexi few . Mead agalrf to ulU- vln- I“bfllr Durbln' 8hlrlfy Henry' County Board of Supervisor*, an-’ received orders from the Navy De­ can well Imagine. After, they, are dean, presented the speaker of the? which yet to *formulate a con years our (Continued on page 6. Sec. 1> structive policy of Its own. * ‘to come. * Mr. ' Goodell, victory Dorothea Van Horn, sophomores; nounced today the appointment of । p.rtment to report for active duty.. evaporated. 7200 or 600 dozen eggs George C. St«cky- M. D. as *ctln* at the Boston Navy Yard on Monnew coach, is extremely capable and Here In the county there was no In inat lhAI spirit .plrtl ot runMwruUun t« ------n»">'A Bra. BonnU, -BrunAiulIrr. tn oi coiiscvraiiuii ;• — -—■ ------In powdered form will weigh onlywill be in there pitching, trying to the n’ C?Unt>‘HeaUn i d8>' November 30.. w .. job of — 7__ a__ .ithe ______ a___ . Rnnald Cunningham, lunlor* Mal-Ma . Democratic slate. The new Prowinning war._.winning , IV»na>d Cunningham. Junior*. 200a*tarre! pounds, and can t* " “-----I while attending the University of in ■ -produce winning combinations. He the peace, and perpetuating our i Iilbltlon Party running for the flnrt L Boye*. Lllnh EJsfon. Sem* Department. is one swell fellow and take it from tried and tested principles of self- Funow. J«“le JttrS.,t1.' n ‘&W1£.± Mlehl«80 ?• ««* 8 couoe to N.vi-: But you-il be out of iuek if you time in many years, polled from . c -n^.r^ triea ana lesica principles oi sen- ---------- - - ------ - —- . approval of the Eaton Countv ™ “ coun* ,'n Nav‘But » «* o« of luck If you me. tiie team really likes him. He government, let u» observe this .... Ar- Nnrlnn Norton. Wmartine Bemadine Schantz. RIcnRlcn- Health Commit re the Michigan E““°n ,Or Unw order your ««* ‘ <‘«i«ht up" when ' 300 to -lightly more than 400 votaa. has a way about him that you can't mbtlce Day with the pledge to all, “rd Swanson. Juanita Swift, sen- Dcnartment of Health and the W In Allegan county Hoffman polled 0 5841108 enthusiast, having made of the egg powder, for youll help but like, even when he gets a our departed comrades that WE l°rs K TcXta Foundl ton T^ an- bu,lt sewB‘ M“ln« bo«U in hto have to lake the Gambled variety t>8W votes to 2057 for Mork-y; tn litUe riled. He surely knows his WILL FIGHT. WE WILL WORK. | 235-2.49 Jim ! ,pate hV °peral^d The egg shells are broken, Coleman. Anne 5>inlmem ww X/TeceJTnTheir Activities Are Varied। St Joseph county. Hoffman received stuff and when he does make a and WE WILL SACRIFICE until, Goodyear, Jim Loira. Beverly Myers, cause oAhe absence on leave of Dr. i “JX,,nhJ °f ‘ U "71 the,«mtenU pu‘ ‘"«® 8 bl< »‘« 574C votes to 3681 for Morley. And Helpful victory to our* again I ’! John Richardson, freshman; Prank Prank-­ * Herewith are Barry Co. returns on of the state. where they, — are stirred — *together -----afraid to admit and correct it. He ' lin Bush, Lois Campbell. Richard J. K. Altland. now on active duly I He believed that he should serve 1 ” That mw the W. K. Kellogi Founda- lh* »<**«• congressional, legislative The mixture Is handled in a sanl«*.. -7—~ 7.-'' s—nV 7 even plays right along with the boys, .. and . . Mr. -- -Kellogg ■■__ __ «...created ______ > it “ and enitnlv .."LT tlnlr*fram as out nut Faiter. Laura Salton. Doris Snyder. with lhe U. S. Public Health Serv­ his country In that branch of the 1 tary manner from start to finish, tlon who ntl county tickets from 24 of and in that way gets closer con­ William Stebbins. Tom Dolan, sopho­ Ice assigned to the U. S. - Coast service where he might do the most The final process 1* to subject the are "all out for American victory in precinct* (return* from Hastings tact with them. mores; John Coleman. Harold Ful- Guard Station at Battle Creek. --------good, considering -------------.... his --------------------education. mixture to 1500 pound* pressure a* the war" L* conclusively shown. The township musing). Mr. Brozak. who always has had ' ler. Morris Hill. Juniors: Marjorie Doctor Altland has been Director of training and experience, and some. It ts blown, in a fine spray, into a Foundation has donated the use of Governor: Kelly <Ri—3860: Van the Barry County Health Depart­ good second teams, will try to do weeks ago he made application In very hot oven. The heat causes the its three take camps to lhe U. 8. Wagoner <D>—1309; Goodrich (P)— ment since January 15. 1941. as well this year with the first the small boat program of lhe mixture to be precipitated on the Coast Guard. Mr. Kellogg has turn-, "Igrade material. This yeas he has 2 01-224 Milo Coldren. sophomore: । The Barry County Health ComIn the passing of Bert Sparks this Hla Fisher. Wlllo Hampton. Ruth | mlttce <Mr. Julian Potta. Mr. OU* United States Navy for active duty floor of the oven as a fine powder, cd over to the Coast Guard for ita; Lieutenant-Governor: Keyes (R) nearly the same team that was co­ on craft such as sub-chasers, etc. ,,which can be in barrel* to use hl* large, AAAW. fine A.W.A.A. home and beauti-‘ —3921: Murphy 1191;---------Munn -------- ----.. — - shipped ... wn,,A,R IM —. ...a r . (D>—-— champton of the league last year. ■city lost not only a good citizen, a Marble juniors. i Boulter, and Mr. J. Mearle Scott) UA. I.. ,LI. __ ..... .____ ___________ A.., mm________ Imt... T, Il Ito] iPl’F _ ’910 the__customer. The powder regains lul 23 acre estate at Gull lake. —319. .... Drs. Altland and Stucky »“ I" thU ' |,..... met with and should have an excellent team :mon of excellent character and clean life, but also one who was en­ r«™uy 10 dlKUH b«iU!> pl.™ tor «Wl«J»t- Mm upon Ir.vin. re. the weight of the egg by the ad- shown again by the fact that the| Secretary of State: Dtgnan (Rl— . thia coming season. dltlon of water. Foundation 1» continuing its effl; 3872; Eve land (DI — 1119; Marshall the coming year I celved lhh flne appointment, for titled to much credit for what he had I thought maybe you boys in the । DO YOU KNOW— Until the Jap armies Invaded dent health service through thei ! Since September 19. 1938 Doctor wU? service would like to hear a short |■accomplished. His education, when The addresses of any of the bd^s I Stucky has been Director of lhe »«ount of himielf in behalf of his China In 1935. the powdered egg health departments In all seven * ----------Attorney General: Rushton <R)— - ------------------- --------history of each player on our foot-1 he came to Hastingses a young man ball team, so here goes; 1 (from his home ” at Thnmannle Thomapple take lake, In service listed in the City Bank Eaton County Health Department, country. He will make an excellent used In this country came from counties in the Foundation area. 3893; Babcock (D)—1109: Platt (F) ad on page one. section three of . China, and consisted of the paw- and through the Michigan Com- —242. Loss of physician* to the armed I Al left end is Captain Bill Kelly, was what he had obtained In the ■ j ----. — w -----------------------------Treasurer: Brake (R) — 3774; Fry During hl* dcred yolks alone Soon after that munlty Health Project ( Treasurer: Brake (R)-^* ' ’ *absence In *the service * who incidentally has two brothers I district school. But he added to It by this issue? If you do. PLEASE take forces xhas occurred in the public' The following figures are from the <D>—1353; Ward (Pi—236. in the serviae, one in the Navy Air study, reading and thinking. He be­ telephone or write them to lhe Has­ health'field as well as tn private of his country, the law firm of Sig- war started. China was unable to this product nt all. -------Recently " -----------annual ----------report * of the -------Barry-iCounty Auditor General: Brown (R>— Corps, the other in the Army Air gan his work here as an engineer, tings City Bank right away. Some­ ! practice. Many local health officer ler nnd Powers will be continued ship ------------powdered egg has been produced in ! Health Department for the year 5962: Brandenburg (Di — IMO; Corps. Bill is not too big nor too for he had liad some experience In thing over 800 names of service men positions are now unfilled. Phy­ and the business carried on by the this country. Now. there ore about ending August 31, 1942 In that year * email, but every ounce of him is that line. He had charge of the pow­ have been posted In lhe lobby of sicians specially trained in public senior member. Mr. Kim Sigler. 30 ----------------------factories built— or-----------building to .I — the Foundation to that de­ U. S. Senator: Ferguson (R) — er plant at the Table factory. He the Bank up to the present time ■■caiui Mr Powers has a sister living In — - — ------- i— .granted —---------------health uracucc practice are Having having io to covterritories for Pet Milk ment for its ouugci budget sio.ow.i*. 816A43.72. 3717; Brown <D>—1266; Lowell (P) for the the dure-i dure-। Boston Boston ro jo his hl* assignment assignment Is Is un-/make un-/moxe that mat product proauct The ine r^t mux |: part pnnmmi ror ns right tackle and was converted to spent a year in St. Johns, when he but about 200 of them have no ad­ er larger territories dresses posted to date. tlon of the war ] usually fortunate In that respect. Co. will have its Hastings ptant ; It gave for its health education pro ­ an eno near use liras oi mis scs-,----- —. _ , Representatlve. 4th District: Hoff­ Friends of these boy* want to Doctor Stuckv is spending a part' Contrary to a report In the Banner “nd another in Wisconsin. China i gram tn this county, for that year, «». Ht u about 5- 10 - >na I ■'«* =“• » w that -------he returned and 16S pound. In lull will. --------- ' -here ---------‘ was for write to them, lhe Bank wants to of each day in the Barry County Ust week (for which we apologize) wUl lose out on an Americanmar-। >104330 61. It gave to enlarge and man <R>— 3701; Morley <D)-1MO; | (Continued on page 1. Sec. 1) Another left end is Ken Lane, who several years cnglneefat the Book­ rentember them with a small gift Health Denartment becoming fam-1 that Mrs. Powers would enter t,he keUor, powdered egg. The dou— j “nny nurses' ranks, she will ac* ’local' plant, by working ■* “ is seeing a lot of action In recent case Oo.'s plant. He was more than and lhe boys want maA You will .lllar with local health problems “ ■ ~ Kybura (Pi-306. Doctor Stucky's home to In Char- ’ company Mr. powers to Boston ble shift, will be able to use 5p0.000 < grid lilts. Ken 1* a basket ball an engineer. He evidenced unus­ be doing all of these a great favor; Representative: Faulkner IR)j where she will reside while he Is eggs a day. But It Is not- planned j RED CROSS RAISES QUOTA player and can snag passes as well ual mechanical ability. The city if you can supply one or-more of. lotu. needed that type of a man, and he the addresses. to operatc.at that limit. The nor- ’ pOR OVERSEAS KITS I __________ ____________ ,| In the east. ---------------- «,e » ------ . us stop end runs. Parents. friend*^-thls Is Impor-' a-or\r\ ki . n . inal production will require about* Proaecuting Attorney: Barnett At left tackle to Duane Stamm. was chosen city engineer having A ___________________________ total of >438.05 has been r.ilwd'<ILU-4205. 3QO.OOO eggs or 25.000 dozen per — Duane has three brothers In the charge of the city waler works tant and you are urged to give this day This plant ought to make for the kit* for service men sent sheriff: Bera (Rl—4239; Kepkey tty*/ CROSS NEEDS CAB service of our country. ''Little Boy" plant. Not long after that he took Information at once If you know it over the city's street work, and later Incidentally — the changes of address Hastings a good egx market. overseas, according to a report made (Pi —303. Stamm is in reality a big boy. and should also be given the Bank as ] 1: The ” ------ --------- «... It 1* not planned to evaporate by Mr*. Ed Van Popering, chairman । Clerk: — Hyde - JR)—4344. • Barry County Red Cross 1* when he hits any one. that one w .. „ .. » ‘ V »«* P«we our readers to know in r .red of a car to carry on the system. any milk at the Hasting* plant. • of the special committee of the ' soon as it is known. stays hit He Is about 6 ft. tall His ability and good Judgment The Bank m rendering a fine jnat the play, ' The World at War. various Jobs assigned to It. HereThat will be done at Wayland. Barry Co. Chapter. American Red Bush <P> 333. The Bank in rendering s ‘ ■and weighs 175 pounds. were shown In a marked degree at community service — free of charge netted a Uttle over 8800, which will । t o fore. most of this work has been Milk will be received hero nt the, Cros*. ThL* mopey will be used for Register of Deeds: Webster (R>— Harold Townsend, left guard. Is plant used for fitting Wnh MIC ^e AIM aid Ul of pil*avci) privately plant as usual and continue to be' the first quota of kits to be sent 4157, Woodman <P) 334. Irra close follower follower < thec water works haoa ,. when the aa.u —hut It Is a big Job and they need . D. up.. the . club ;---- room* .------- dono WIMI a quick, low charging Harold ~ has only wor,'-°ut ,Uam pumping outfit had YOUR help ’! nelIt ?.CXl tO tlle cllv c 1,8 1 4nr tl|e bcne bene-" 1■ owned automobile*. Now. >however. _______ forwarded to Wayland in tank] by Ute Barry Co. Chapter and any Drain Commissioner;. Ritchie <R> of Julius Franks K-™ renlaccd. He quickly aulckly decided (It of service men who vtoit Has- wlth rwUtctian* on the iw trucks. . 1 money turned In from now on will —4165; Hoyt (P)-SiO seen one or two games before this to be replaced. Do it today I on installing electrically operated tings, also for other benevolent pur- of prt,Bte „„ CroM can । be saved for further quotas. Mrs. pumps. Agents for various manu- , ' P°5CS . .Il Jr”..Apkn?.L<1 *n. R*y no longer depend on help from thia MEETS EATON CO. BOY , Van Popering will continue to re- i of our games. facturere tried to sell him the idea | ' Branch to give the entire net* pro­ I ceive money as there Is no question Herewith are returns on the non­ "Ottle" <Duanr Ottosen' Is pivot -----------------------------------—.nA 7”nl«hl. .•’Ll" source. But, ol if ,the in ENGLISH HOSPITAL FATHER AND SON c«d. lor U» two A.y. t c„Red t„ Cross aucan „. '• "TAI partisan and amendments ballot* map. and it is believed that he could of having one big pump do the work. BANQUET NOV. 16 An item In the Monday edition further funds will be necessary Sh" ; Aurin, which thh pU> w„ ,lvrn |km „ mU, center a football through a- hole in They said that was the way pumping of the state papers told of the vis- I wishes to thank everyone who lias : was done In other cities. He listened 17ie November meeting of lhe At Uw SuanA. »A Rn. <« hh m„„ ,^ Une a flea'* wing. to their arguments, and then told Hastings Brotherhood will be held ploym w Aon.1, Ihrtr wnlm of Mr* Franklin D. Roosevelt Ure, bfl,d wo,k nM It* Right guard is Dick Thomas (a to one of lhe United States Army ' .m"ke lhc flrst drt'e succeM Hastings are mining): them that what they urged was on Monday evening. Nov. 16. This Th. implA of HlUhu .pprw.i. h,„ „ „ dUr„nllnurt „ m,y four-letter man to be) and a very exactly what he did not want. In-j will be the annual Father and Son such generosity. camps In England On Sunday she । . .... . . strong spot of the forward wall be. that there Is someone in the visited the camp hospital Where one' Further contributions not before stead of one big electric pump, he banquet and a very Interesting pro­ •'Hoot'' Ayre*. the boy with the Installed two that were capable of county who has a car availableand for shook bands witn I acknowledged are from the U. B. conversed gram has been arranged. Rev. J. flying foot. 1* our kick-off main­ ;‘hu purpose. If the Red Cross Is handling 350 gallons per minute and I Among the Ladle* Aid; Hospital Kitchen Guild; I ,ble to gft , car regUlered in its dozens of soldiers. stay. "Hoot" 1* a Junior and will a third one that would pump 600' Lawrence Ward of Caledonia, wlde- U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS Amendment No. 1: Yea-644: Wo. number was Pfc. Maynard Linhart I| Thornapplo Garden Club; Cedar ... w friends wHI be glad to own natne jt wjn nble’to get sufbe playing next year, we hope. He gallons There is a varying load at ly known for hi* intereat In birds, Hastings Club: Shultz -2521. of Sunfield. Eaton Co. Y"®community who had i Creek Community nnw that thar Michael Mlrhatl G. n H M McPharMrPhar. .I..... .. nc and. retreads ...to f" McPhar"..IT nclenl gBsoll Club: Woodland WoAmende is about 6 fl. and weighs 185 pounds •he pumping station. Ordinarily at I and his unusual ability to photo- ; know graph them in their'native envlr- , Un. -ho „„„ hj. «,h I e-ny on tt«nU.I J«». Anr per- %" « 8"«>’ cl"b: M' “rl L In suit. night, sometimes through the day. I Canadian Royal Air Force Form tn In Enj. Eng- . h>vtn< , c,r which ranld h* 'III i & Flnnalroek. Woodland: SL Anwndn nS’a ^ chX",.tC£?n‘b! row'^^p^^’suVpl/an onment. will speak and will also Cnn,di*n show hl* bird pictures. !'T land has ?. bren transferred oT to “ the Co™'>’ «« Sil LnSn SZ IhH*,K »~«11M soelrlr: RyUilan ai.lrr.: Ho-Hg A more detailed announcement - ---------- ---- --------------------------------------CroM u rskm w KUMeU .nA11. iK* be‘n« «PrinHed the two 350 gallon glri is Miss Belly Witooa of Sun-1 ~7-"-E ” ». 7.777 fmn ; _ . . • ■ together with the supper squad, will inducted Into the U. 8 Army ‘ kr , n M i ddl( .vll i, or Mr* Charlotte on tk^l^ue ream l|hk p,,mp* ““ U3U*lly 1,0 work In -tan b‘A "-t" -teSS: 2Z,„s7 m ■” be given In next weeks Issue of Air Corps in September, with the Hubtard in Kostinas ^hn hlnlvery to 11 r«»ulre the the Banner. rank of Captain. year. John weigh* about 160 In (Continued on put ! Sec. 1) : MUo* h0®1111-1- allerding. Pr-». --------- , ------- T------Letters should be be addressed to . -------- ------------------------------ ■■ ■ suit and stands 5' 10". ns Mr* Fred Bechtel and Mr*. Dan I **r Nothing I could say about lhe1 was reprerented by soldiers In that , him as follows: Capt. Michael 'G I EMMANUEL CHURCH GUILD I H. McPharlin, 0665107. 334 Fighter" hospital. •‘Somewhere in England.' Aehalter of th* production commit- 8n<1 n8fl 00 *“J*n*f next boy,would really give you a picture of hl* value to us. In short. -,. . : Squadron. 4th Fighter Group. 8th I Dessert-bridge A: food sale Tumu a good many having come from the i tee report tetod progteu in the mak- 'u™‘‘Ur*ur he Is our ‘quarter back, one of the lOSSCS K meeting of the Red Cross Chap- Air Force. Army Postmaster, New Nov. 10. I P. M. Parish House. Call Blue Ridge and Shenandoah valleys' Ing and filling of lhe kit* and Hie pbb^. ,*^,1**; Mn James Bristol 3352 for reiser- ] of North Carolina and Virginia. best liked bovs an the team. He Is! ler executive board ia called for York City, N. Y. quota of 400 kit* will soon bo shiprations. Mrs. W. D. Barnts. Chr.' not only Held general on offense 1 All women interested tn enrolling Tuesday evening. Nov. 10. in the ‘ Hastings Dewyy I ----------------- »• * rfOTTCE -Adv. 11-5. but also the strategist on defense.! In a Red Cross Nutrition Class are city clerk's office al 7:30 o'clock. NOTICE BOWLERS ■sale and Clifford Bls name is BUI Garrison and he to requested to meet In the municipal Members are urged to attend. ' Open alleys for Bowling Wed Opening for six women in De­ — land Fri. nights at 0 P. M. Also 5 ft. 10 In. weighing 150 Iba. court room (above the City Hall) Chicken supper Woodland Meth. chicken supper, Briggs where b Ved. Nov. 11, 6:30 P. M — ,'ticular*. Louis Myers, the right half, to »t 7:30 on Wednesday Nov. 11. For Rummage Sale. W. R. C„ hall Nov.1 Sat and Sun. 1 P. M Hastings Church. Wed.. Nov. 11. 6 o'clock. Monday through Thursday al Sand­ (Continued on page 8. Sec. 21 further details eall 2386. 6 and 7. — Adv. 11-5. ! Recreation. Out 11-13 25c and 50c—Adv. 11-5 ers Machine Shop. THREE HUNDRED ATTEND BANQUET *1 EGG POWDERING PLANT IN HASTINGS FIFTY-SEVEN ON HONOR ROLL a? NUMBER ST NEW CO. HEALTH DIRECTOR NAMED County Reject* All Amendments ““I ”7 d“,"bU,'a •“ “» . ™..A UP '^ . ■' 7'ni5-J'!l,'.s"‘:7 ■"» Horace Powers Gets Navy Commission . TWELVE persons ARE ON THE STAFF An Appreciation Of Bert Sparks, As City Engineer and Fine Man ___ ------- --------°"1M" D~"“ Over §800 Net Return p . . * . Wa.." From vv Ona Al vv OF S|fo«r Auction Solo* , Red CrOSS Nutrition L. I O Organize Executive Board Meeting Called ..r 7 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S. 1M1 LOCAL NEWS B LANSING, Oct. 31—The Primary 8chocl Fund was boosted by anoth­ er 11.691.37165 Saturday- as the Michigan Bell Telephone Company made the aecond-iialf payment on Ils stale oroperty tax for the year TMl. A check for the Itrsl-hatf । payment of the 13383.743 tax was turned over to lhe state June 30. FOOD VALUE stoned second lieutenants at Fort I and to gut figures showing its eooBelvolr, Va.. last week Wednesday, nomlcal operation. Zack York, a former teacher in | Mr Sparks’ good work in con­ our city schools, is now serving in istructlon and maintenance of streets HR addrtaa Is Zack the atiny. ahmr. His address to Zack 'has ’has been been eoocluiivtly conclusively shown. shown. The sewagR-disposai k. MJ77.524 , 29U1 Co. Sth Bn. I -------------------- ------- - plant *here is 8L 111. Regt. Ft. Benning. Ga.,, another Concrete evidence of Mr. b. Array. ■ Sparks' ability and-good work as city V.i. 8. . Cpl. Artend F. Martin and Cpl-! engineer. The state health author Wayne — ’ "p^betner**hft —— —. ’ Jefferaon . ■«------- . iI .Ittoi i-■ demanded'that ।.he! thia this citywaae city cesse 'to dump Barracks, Mo . lhe 28th of October ,f J ‘Ils sewage in the Thorn­ to attend Officers Candidate School ।apple .rtygfc. The council, to avoid telling bonds, asked and wa» grant­ for three months at Miami, Florida 1 ed three years in which to build II. 6o in. three yearly installments the plant was completed, and no bonds were aold. He did a good Job and the plant waa built at a considerable saving over the estimated coat, for Boya And Cirla Can Do he waa a good manager. This city has benefitted. and will ValaoMe War Work continue to do so. froth the fine ser­ Birry county school atudenta will 'vice Mr. Sparks gave In hla lifetime as city engineer. be recruited, trained, and placed in But Ben Sparks will be rememfull season farm employment, ac- ।bcred by his many friends as a fine. TO RECRUIT YOUTH ' FOR FARM WORK on* a ere issued by the county 11­ > censing board Thursday to Clar­ ence J. Yoho. Milton E. Got*, Ed­ gar Hoevenalr. Arthur Roberta. Unde Jones. Wllford Don Platt. Theodore Thomas SBcock, Henry W. eSemrau and Fred O. Hughes. । Word has been received here from Port SUL Okla., that 1st. Lt. PhUlp H. Mitchell is entering a Battery Officer Course in the Field Artlllery School there. Both boys and girls who are will- fthen such a man passes He leaves than Our Carlton Center correspondent IB, to l»lp U>. <nr .non Uireujn |, ■ ; brought to the Banner office last working on farms or in farm home* ■ —eat riches " Wednesday morning a .item from a “ I VW MloMn, — by Mr. n. strawberry plant which contained T " “W”niaillv up Bp.rt. o™.m bnoUIUI, r«. four blossoms and two good sired ror Ihr praaram. prraaaa Ih. Irrllo, ot Mr fl^rk.* The plan te to atart willing atufrlendl ’ green berries Evidently this was y . . one that Jack Front didn’t see on dent* working on week end* Uiu' winter to make them acquainted A Tribute To Dad , his recent vMis in this community. with their employe™ and their 1 Ha was happy with thing* that were I The Rev. Don Oury held com­ simple In -life. munion Sunday morning at Clear duties and farm life before the' The (hints that were touched by | Lake Camp and while there was actual spring farm work begins. God’s hand. Application or registration forms: (surprised lo be greeted by a coast j guard who was from Watertown. will be available at the school* n The comfort of home with the one* that ** “* *he “ ’loved " Wta.. where Rev. Oury had acted 1* planned. Meant lhe pleasures and wealth Mr*. Floyd Miller, now fieldwon-.. as cub reout master for this chap of his tend. I when he was nine years old. The an will have charge of the program. meeting was a happy occasion fog It will be her duty to place the All through his life he gave of Hut beat Iboth friends as they recalled their boys and girl* In homes to whlca To hte community, neighbor or they would be best suited, and get • earlier experiences together. friend. \ : The hunting party In South Da­ the beat boy* and girl* for the kota which included Jack Stem, bag­ place* open. The young people are Sympathetic and kind, charitable and just. ged their Vmit in pheasant, totaling lo be 14 year* of age One on whom you could always There are benefit* to be had by 100 for the foursome, seven geese depend. i the young people and their families. and 28 ducks. I Four students from Delton have Wotring pointed out. The young Oh! it has been such an honor, just l,rol>ic • win nave goou mua miiK calling him Dud. enrolled at Western Michigan Col- ' people Ul,h *_v® k. 0^ f0 0d ana ml ? intng ;' — >n(l < — healthul living condition In । And a privilege. Just shaking his lege. They are—Leatrice Dunning. - C 22—"— — ._ *• v, o><n *hand juinui. ,u: cwnvinwa. '“*• Junior, im home economics: vn^/rac George , —— ——»• -- —— ------- —— ••• Hyde. physical education; neceaaity of parentsfor paying Henry Junior, Kroev ^freshman, pre-pro- I c08t of foodstuff* themthe In high the I He has earned hl* reward with the Henry Kroe*. freshman, pre-pro- cost ot foodstuff* for them In the Master above, feaalonal; feaalonal- Leonard Kroe*. Krocs freshman .city. i «tty. also. Il will win afford healthful] healthful! With these qualities that make a ' out of of door doorwork. work. It It will will keep keep young young great man. pre-profcsslonal. i jout Nineteen atudenta students from Hastings I■ people off the street*-“and ntd„tgive VXAthem ’£‘.'* __________ <8’’ ° have enrolled at experience In farming. imiv auuiacu ai Western wreatent Michigan miviuRMii • worthwhile '—- — ——• ill College, according to h°me keeping. A«!de lo an analysis farm home Aside from omTUARY OF — — —— • that It of tiie registration records They it will will iiftnr.l afford tru»m them Kzvmt* some mrtn«*r money ; the following: Alice Beck . , lzMk«rk< toward S.trfka.rln» furthering tk*lr their FAimlUvn education 1 M. WOTRING jtnctude . i . .. m The project win get underway in Emma M. Miller was bom In Ruth Beck. Alden Burgess. Clara Hush, Lois Ciuuac, Clouse Girin Greta CuKawvii, Cogswell.!• — Barry county as -----soon—-as forms are, Woodland township. Barry Co.. B uaIi. Luta --z — —-z — —--l Imogene -----------------— a~.it.ki. ■ Michigan. March 31. 1889: and died David Cook. Cooley Mary-1 available. Mr*. uutar Miller <aM »ald. 1 Tuesday. Oct. 37 at her home, in Dunn. Joan Erway. Doris GlDespie. * • • I Woodland, at the age of 38 yr»., David Goodyear. Mnurene Haavind. :AN APPRECIATION OF I 6 mos. 28 days Marjorie Hill. Joyce Hyde. Beverly RrBT tpiagt She united with the Church of Jones. Wlllo Jones. John Lockwood. . DCK 1 and Dorothy Proefrock. (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) —----------- ------------------ - -------------Word has been received that Pvt. iwUon and one 350 gallon pump. I S?lle “‘Ending Manchester College Karl O. Wellfaro. son of Mr. and ££^f . tevereflre711 Utr£ r5,lhto> to her Lord un­ JSMSiaS. Si You con stuff yourself so full of food that you can hardly get off your chair, and still be underfed. Nutrition isn’t so much a question of how much you at as it is one of how well yotr-eat. Balance your diet and your budget—and get the most food value for the money—by serving more vitamin-rich foods . . . more fresh vegetables . . . marc delicious dairy products . . . marc of those other appetizing foods that are so es­ sential to vibrant good health. You'll find them here in vast variety—at prices that make them Nature's greatest food values. VITA-RICH VEGETABLES * fy/me Quality ')f[eats 10 Ib. IDAHO POTATOES Bog 45‘ 4 lbs SWEETPOTATOES - 19' CABBAGE hardheads ib. 3c No. 1 SPY APPLES 5 lbs. 25‘ 25 APPLES Ib. 3c SQUASH head 10' HEAD LETTUCE lor^ Texas Seedless MICHIGAN GRAPEFRUIT POTATOES 119‘ 37‘ CHICKENS BEEF CHUCK ROAST PORK SPARE RIBS MUTTON ROAST - MUTTON STEW lb. for routing, heavy H>. lb. lb. lb. 29c 30c 27c 23c 10c Short Steak LARD U. S. No. 1 Pack RITZ CRACKER lib-box N.B.C.SHREDED WHEAT 2 pkgs N.B.C. CRACKERS graham PREMIUM CRACKERS 2 Ib. box pkg TRISCUITS pkg GRAPE NUT FLAKES GRAPE NUT WHEAT MEAL pkg POTATO CHIPS pkg 'Home Rendered Style* Ib. 21« 21c 19< 35< 11« 10< 15« 15< 19c Mrs. George Wellfare of 221 E. might be needed. One big 1200 to Thom, who left for Fort Custer 1500 gallon pump will operate eco- i Oct. 27. is now in Texas. His ad- nomlcally when it U pumping about' dress Is Pvt Karl O. Wellfare, ttn limit But to use a 1300 or 1500 Btry C.-3tat St, CA.TB. Camp ^“puS? to deliver 350 gallons Wallace. Texas. • ^.r minute would be decidedly unAbout 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, economical. So Mr. Sparks bought the parent* of 5-years-old Donnie the three pump* described Instead of 1 tC*ln. who had recently moved to the one big one. thus saving money [Hastings and Into a home In the ln the cost of the pump, and saving first ward not far from lhe river. 1 nrach more every year In the de- tn end . . . °n M“y 10 ,**’c W",s„m“,r‘ to_Vone R. Wotrtng °f NaahL? e , Tl,9F tlrMl 8<rttled on ‘he old “LteMn' ‘.k? d ^b> J?’ i to*™*7 f^mWoodtand vUUBe ,nd 0,1 Tander, Juicy BEEF TONGUES VEAL BREASTS BOILING BRISKET RING BOLOGNA FRANKFURTS PORK NECK BONES lb. lb. lb. lb. Skinless lb. lb. 22c 19c 17c 22c 27c 10c and restored to his anxious parents. I savings he expected were shown al । ’0 , He had not been near the river, jthe end of the flrat year’a operation. . J Mrs. Charles Aldrich has pur- Mr Spark*’ electric pumping total- j 2 Lr * nHina a^h^v railed ’ chased the Robert Shannon real- utlon here was recognized as a mod- |hpr'’ th?ir m dence. 134 W. Clinton St. Mr. and when the great machine-making | 2," Wlelr love ,n Mrs. Shannon will occupy the for- firm of Aills-Chalmers sent their । m ... B . mer Joseph McKnlght residence on representative here to gel photo-1 she aLffrLi Iho^t E. Walnut St. recently vacated by graphs of it. which were reproduced r.eJJ?e ,h2 dra^W in Mr. and Mrs. J H. Tredinnick ln their catalog. Delegations have ,he •“ dr*<n to her SavLoren Johh Francisco of Hastings come to the Hastings water works . —1 h . „ . . is among men L planttht. fromptwtXn, many Michigan cities to . .tniMtoh r •35,the six west Michigan .nd PUnt fTRANDTelephones THAATI2B= 2244-2557 tJy Hostings. Mich. ’ FRIDAY ond SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6-7 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION . Linda Darnell and John Shepperd "LOVES OF EDGAR ALLEN POE" and Bichard Travta and Julie Bishop "BUSSES ROAR" I votlon to her God. Whenever able, she was always present In the sanc­ tuary. Her voice In song will he" sadly misled. She leaves to mourn their las.-. a devoted husband, a brother. A. Is j Miller of Woodland, a nephew. Del­ i mond Culler of Nashville, a nlere Mrs. H. J. Rarick of Lakeville. Ind. besides other relatives nnd a host of friends and neighbor* There Is no death! What seems I so I* transition: I This life of mortal breath I Is but a suburb of the life elystan, • Whose portal* we call death. Site •• nN dead—lhe child of our affection, But gone unto that school Where she no longer needs our poor ’ protection. I And Christ himself doth rule" Longfellow ' Ginger Roger* and Ray Mflland CARD HONEY 19' HONEY 5 1 p SOY KAWFEE Tasty Loaf Cheese pail VELVEETA CHEESE 9 Kri/f. . k. ib. box TOMATO JUICE No. C Del Monte .. V can PINEAPPLE JUICE No. C IH, M.oU . W n.. Monte MILK 95' 25' 62' 65' 23' PANCAKE FLOUR E GOLDEN DIP King Hird Makes Fried Food Marc Digestible Saves up to 1-3 of your cooking fat. Harvest Time Peanuts, Red Skins Pound ChocoUte or Vanilla, ql. . OEc VW ORANGE PINEAPPLE 35 PEAS FRESH FROZEN Pound .. PANCAKE FLOUR MACARONI Best Grade C 27c 5 33' 1 24‘ p 19c 1 tv,. 14' 2 ,,. 21' 2,u 25 ** Red Kidney Beans 27' 25' 29' 25' 19' V DRY BEANS Lgc. pkg. 2 for 35c Reg. 2 for 25c ' ICE CREAM, . ... “ LIMA BEANS RICE Foulds Noodles 1 1 "MAJOR AND THE MINOR" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THUR., NOVEMBER 10-11-12 All In beautiful Technicolor Fred MacMarray and Paulette Goddard "FOREST RANGERS" GET IN THE SCRAP! G-NASHING lb. pkg lb*. Barry thfath!? Hostings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6-7 American freedom * DOIBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION The Range Busters "BOOTHILL BANDITS" Of which are you fonder? Be a Victory bonder! and Craig Stevens and Faye Emerson "SECRET ENEMIES" MEMBER WAR .^AV/ZV&b STAMPS -/BONDS FDOEEgEENTER SUNDAY end MONDAY. NOVIMBIR 8-9 "THE BELLS OF CAPISTRANO Bargain Matinee Sunday J:H to 5:»« TUB.. WID.. THU*.. NOVIM91H 1011-12 Jeanette MacDonald and Robert Young ,206 E. STATE ST., HASTINGS. MICH. "CAIRO" • THE BEST FOR LISS" N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. BUY WAR BOMJfi r A �__________________________________________________________ 1_________________ THE HASTINGS BANNER. ygUBSQAY, NOVKHBEB 5, 1W2 county are looked after by Mr. Roth 11931. and the senior public health I Room—3445 on Thunday'afternoonJ RflnkLr" TWELVE PERSONS ARE ON THE STAFF ■ to tec that the water the pupils nur»e. Louise Hayward, did their ,■ Lynn Lewi* will make the arrange-' . .. 4, .1? drink U free from dUesoe germ*, work In this city. Hasting, township | mfnt4 ,he CB that proper heating and lighting and Baltimore France* Locke's —• I are provided, and toilet facilities ’ territory was Thornapple. Yankee boy* into the U. 8. O. Center wnere 1 dsin Banker ! afforded. Ethel Barber keep* the Springs. Irving. Carlton and Wood-, they may be called for or given the Yort ru . 9r.r^ (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) books; Charlotte Wilcox U the rec- Itand. EUiabeth Harlow* field work addre*» of the home where they will, I ord clerk. And Ruth Lyle 1* lhe re- 1 was done In Castleton. Maple Grove. rnl,rt-inM1 10 a cUW,n« bureau, for no one in Improve the service of Pennock line- cepUonUt in U»e health department’s Assyria and Johnstown. Alice „ ’ ”“ , . । Hastings gave that paper the fol­ pilal *60.000 It gave to complete 'office here. Hagebhaw had the five township* I On Sunday two coo»t guards were newB ltenj wl)lch tlwl the needed addition to the Kellogg- j u.»on school plant 823.086 00. The ' W,“td°’I?1' ’'"“'’■"I- JEfS; ■Wf.-.dMorMU'KMr torn.! ntonUy euuld.rrf toDelton total is $204 36033 given to this ’ rospon-dbllltle* are interesting. The vllle and Orangeville • thur Crothera, Mr. and Mr*. Fred- 'portant os It reallv is The New COM)- .Ion. In c.'nlnp <to IU ’ "W l“> «>"•' , J‘ X""S,Or.nprr, Mr, >nd Mr* Urnto Wr tod. U>. foUreln, human betterment nroeram for the ’*hlch show their activities. Of their the benefit* of the work done by . umi,», 'commenttime, iiotne visit* and services lake the nurses on the staff of the Barry The Hasting* City Bank is install­ 'oxer half—63 jwr cent. Their duties , County Health Department. They Quimby, and Mr *nd Mr*. Edward ing a large bulletin board in the i furnish’ them with stronger and in the office require 33 per cent; are warmly welcomed In the homes I Goodyear, who also entertained four lobby of the bank on which will i healthier young men from this meetings 10 per cent and interviews they visit. Their counsel and helpful! of lhe boys for Bunday night «up- appear the names of every Barry ; Aervice* have nave been oeen pl or great great benefit oenerit per. j*ervlce» county, young .nen who have had ‘ four per cent of their lime. Cfeunty person who has \nllsted home. Especially «-n- now. • 1i training Ln health habit* which will • The kinds of service* rendered are ■in many “a ** or who ha* been drafted and Is now ; , AN INJUNCTION a* follow*, expressed in percentages: when ----------five r­ of the county"* doctors ANKH benefit them through life. tn the service These names will In lb. «BooU. 31 per t.nL »-n. irah™BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE Frank Hallock, of Dowling, ha* ------each be clearly typed on a sep- , The staff of Ute Barry County prwrhon. «»r». Z> p« cm.: -nUr ,-UX U» ..»■ >nd U lhe Krnlppant pnrl in brought an injunction *ult agulnst i»r*te card and tn ■lnhnhdfl.pl alphabetical nMp. order.!■ Health Department consists of lite Inr Uil-nu. IB prr cent; wrvkw to I •“« '»» ■*!>'« «'<”> Uw Mr and Mr*. Thoe. J. Collick, of' The bank ha* already typed the1 director who. until hr became an .MU. tor p.r .«it: to rrlpplrf »“'"*n t.ry h.lpftjt_________ Orangeville. He alleges that Ule J names of more than 600 from this I officer of the Caul Guard.' was’ Dr. । ' ’ defendants have not fulfilled their county who are now' In the service. I J, K. Altland. There are six nursex 'children, three per cent; communi- i part of a farm rental contract 'For a comparatively few of these I HASTINGS, MICHIGAN on the staff. An important part at, cubla diseases. 14 per cent; prenatal LOCAL FOLKS ENTERTAIN with expectant mothers. e‘8ht .COAST GUARDS SUNDAY entered Into laiLyearrHe asks an they have present addresses. The ft is lhe public health engineer and work per cent and post-natal work with UOA>I L,UAKUa DUNUAT Injunction against Ute defendants J bank desires to have this bulletin . his ossUtant. Armin Roth and Morton Hilbert. Mr. Roth sees lo It mother's and infants, nine per cent, i Only ten coast guards'ware *u- I to prevent, them from ________ disposing of board w a kind of clearing-house for . Tlie concerning 1_ ‘ >in . * : information Inn mnr-mlno men inmen ih- in The territory territory where where each each nurse nurse,. lowed iowra to io leave wave Clear vicar Lake ua*<- eamp'oa|uroperty camp on property m their tneir possession poweasion which wrucn information concerning men in the the i UNLISTED IN THE NAVY Uta: the Barry county lake reports Eaton* and who was out on ball.' court, and will probably recelv* . ._ in o.._^ Sunday to accept . ..._ dinner invitations .he assort*, in in his hi* complaint. complaint, I*is covcov- 'service, ‘service, glvifig givingnot not only their names. names, , Edwin Bassett, arrested has~enli»ted s? “ Navy. have an unconlaminaied water did her work last year .is shown __ several ______ .1..— ...1—2.J 1n~the"u. th; ". “Z. ivj. AA i favorable action. Barry --------county people, [ered 1—--------------------------------------------------------------_ ..if supply and arc conducted in a man­ the report on a smjsll county map. extended ----------- by ------ered by by aa echattel mortgage which i but that (weeks weeks ago on a charge of kldnan—•— •1------ —him • *-■-and his I «M1V also their address, or If .... kidnap- ''motion to — release * *» ; Approximately 16 will be given 'they gave him. He asks for ah Itemnot imnwn hn« tn ™rh th» m . k--- ------------------------- “ given'they item- U L _ — . ner that will not jeopardise the with the area where she labored U not known, how to reach them ping the infant son of Mrs. Virgene 1 bondsmen has been filed In circuit KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! health of those who spend their plainly. Indicated, and I* a* follows: ' leave next Sunday so tho*e desir- lied statementof their account , through someparticular Govemthey rented his 'ment station, summer* at our bike*. The school Mrs. Sue Carruthers, who began her Ing two or more of these boy* tor!with him yhlle i ' ,, , buildings and surroundings of the work with the Foundation July I.' dinner are asked to call the U. S. o.1 farm. t0 ,,nd the Mentions Thll Plan SPECIALS SATUI,, imopy ukc ,he nUn** on thc iUtt ot ,lw *tarry wKuSS mH Um«- »“«* vuuu y bulk. pound 3 pkp2 can* carton pound MINCE MEAT VAN CAMPS 2779 GREEN GIANT PEAS PALMER MATCHES CRANBERRIES —v .. 19« 3V 29c I 19c I C. THOMAS STORE -mw MUNICIPAL COURT | Robert Woolslon of this city and i Melvin Chilson of Cloverdale were , picked up on disorderly charges. .the former by city police. the lat­ ter by Deputy Sheriff Bedford at J Middleville. They were arraigned j Monday In Municipal court, each ;admitting the' offense charged ■ Wools ton paid >10 fine and 84 50 o,h.r whb. lo-* 3 Fxclusiv" Extras­ Ei-----------, ositD-nitsrMin. ^’Marvel Home J*ad Style Bread has the ,re‘ ‘ nets da’e" pvitded on th* wrap|5*r for guaranteed ttad. Oom ° !"”•“* °U‘ i WOMEN'S DRESSES WARTIME frethn*s»l BIRTHDAYS Port of every birthday cele­ bration is fhe looking backword over lhe years. And as we look back today, we re°uI.e ,hL01 ’t'* yeor puh u» oil lo lhe sharpest test we hove ever known. get your Y'’“m *ar;Q.t5bleLl NothinQ wodd in frosh .nridrod . - - by ha, ba*n addedI o| br<od| Thot test is a very real on* for your Penney stores. VITAMINS! natural vilomini and nuMtat* mH lnfl vdamm B.. ruocm la and 'ron"?nl? OTHER VNATURAL itr home made never before, io lhai yaw wartime earning, may do their iob, and buy War Bondi ai well. Wa mu,i scrutinire with on eagle eye eveiything we buy lot you. to it will be ouiitandina ai o value. BREADS. Try a loaf today! FLAVOR! 11 YEARS IN HASTINGS BIMHCAY PARTY 115.00 fine and 14.50 costa fashioned radpol , this 1o°* advontafles of - — r^-g rfrl j I I New In design and clevet tn detail! Lovely rayon vel­ vet in dressy styles . . . smart velveteen Ln twopiece frocks .... rayon many occasions. Fall colorthat will delight you! Smart and Comfortable! SPORT COATS Many New Styles! .* fl 90 | (J Fleece’sport styles, cas­ ual models with fur col­ lars . .. some boxy spori models with removable linings ... io wonder­ fully convenient! Fall Economy has olwayi been our watchword. And now ot our birthday pledge io’ you, we promise you re­ newed watchfulness for Bir interest to assure you value for your money, this war time birthday will be a happy birthday for ut only d we can make il o happy one for you I DJI Classic Styles For Men! New Warm FULL LB. LOAF Sweaters 2.98 Good-looking tomblnatlons with button »r slide faat•ner fronts' All-wool slip­ over*., too I •MADS FROM A SPECIAL FLOUR DEVELOPED BY ONE Of AMER­ ICAS LEADING MILLERS fOt EX­ CLUSIVE USE IN MARVEL HOME MADE STYLE HEAD. Beloved Hlylrs! Plaid Or Plair SWEATERS JACKETS SKIRTS 4.98 2.98 tailored Myler in fine sport.* fabrics. Grand fall wear! Pleated, gored or flared style?. in smart her- FALL HATS 1.98 cardigans, colleglate-lookir.g slipovers with Newest dealgnr and trimmings gay plaids! Sanforised SHIRTS 1.65 4 J , THIN LUCIO MARVEL ORANGE LOAF CAKE ... 19c 2.11 29c PEANUT COOKIES I DtVILJ FOOD >0*7. SANDWICH BREAD LOAF WC I FRUIT " ia. 31c I WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 3 lw»c I POUND CAKE FUDGE LAVER CAKE white, too! WHITEHOUSE ANN PAGE ENRICHED PILLSBURY SUNNYFIELD PANCAKE EVAP. MILK KETCHUP FLOUR FLOUR 4 2’^27* ® 1.14 5 & 19‘ 35* cife SUNNYFItLD WHItt SAIL ROILED OATS •,3:14c o. 37c ■ItACH 5i’p19c CORNMEAL SNIDIR $ ” LIQUID WAX . YILIOW CLOROX CHIU SAUCE 19c SWEET PICKLES MOTHER ANN 0, 24c CODFISH :1133c TEXAS — 80 SIZE SEEDLESS LOAF CHEESE DUCKLINGS GRAPEFRUIT 2 lk- 62c LB- 26c REST CUB VEAL SHOULDER ROAST .. 24c PABST-ETT CHEESE LEG OF VEAL tr RUMP ROAST ...34c RIST CUB LIMBURGER CHEESE .. 34c VELVEETA CHEESE ROLL BUTTER CRESTVIEW EGGS J/lfL (ffcAt Chuf. (8Ulf ★ StoAi * WA R STAMPS AND BONDS t MICHIGAN LA 13c MICHIGAN u 49c SAUER KRAUT 2 lm. 9c OYSTERS GET N THE SCRAP TURN IT IN TO YOUR LOCAL SALVAGE COMMirtll 3 .... 19c WAGNER APPLES 5 m. 1k ‘ CELERY FANCY RED EMPEROR GRAPES GREEN BEANS 2 u. 25c . u. 13c FRESH - WASHED „. 41c CARROTS GIVE TO THE WAR CHEST HUP YOU* NEIGHIORS, YOUR ALLIES AND YOUR ARMED FORCE* SERVICE 3 cm. 10c * tfiAUlff UA * WASTE FATS * Polo Cloth Fingertip COATS 5.90 The newest mod TENDER STRINGLEU REDFISH FILLETS SUUGOO’O '9n 1 TEXAS YAMS .. 30c 2 CM 31c EACH lUC DUICIOUt LAMB SHOULDER ROAST do. 40c OLEOMARGARINE HEAD LETTUCE LAMB BREAST MEDIUM stripesl CRISS—SOLID M SI2I .OAF 44c SILVER** OOM patterns — over- 23 5 RIST CUB Include* Coat And Trouser* Famous Trentwoods — campat leader* anc tough sis they make them i Smooth anc hard finish fab- KJ 29c FANCY—LONG ISLAND WISCONSIN CHEESE SUITS 9.90 IRtABT-O-TUNA ''£F19c TUNA FISH WOHDtR BRAND „ 11c Men's Smart Socks .... 25< Here's Service In Style! MEL-O-BJT aiAIN OR PIMENTO o w ncraf quality I Top­ hit patterns fcxptoAWGA. and styled llk< big brother's! Popular "coacher" type with fif front, smart rail­ stitching BOYS' SLACKS Smooth and hard finish pflf fabrics In rugged weave*. C Baseball Type Jacket Melton body, knit waist, g*<X capeskin sleeves. ------- O BIRTHDAY VALUES! □ay New School Stytea! LADIES* Tuckititch UNDIES Part wool vests and panties DRESSES Fetching, with all’the smart new fashion tricks of the sea­ son. Basqtle. prince** or tail­ ored style* in fine cotton. ’« 65c Children’s COTTON SLEEPERS Coat Set* 4.98 matching *ki- Sixes 1 to I 69 JUST ONE OF MANY Puxsy mittens in all colon 47 nicely tall- SNOW SUITS 3.98 ■rm suits! Lin* throughout �TIIK HASTINGS DANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. IM2 EDITORIALS ■ ' AMERICAN AIR POWER CHURCH NEWS' “Maginot Lines". Protect natlml Karri*— W a. depriving us of valuable time. the province of the navy and air- faeed with the problem of conceal­ has come out of Washington since come^wlthln striking range and then ing the fall extent of lhe damage Peart Harbor is the one on U. S. up hu formations as far from until the losses had been replaced ruhtux pU<«. eompUM bp tte Ot“* “r or until Japanese fortes In the W.. ...___ ..... .nd trocral. knew dUdw.nil,, but the, were mWr-ntled b, by losses of similar magnitude The It «tn. people the eutdld. deUUed cemreu «>d public efllnloni. The very tact that the Japanese did appnul « our .ken lee which lh„ . me- not immediately follow up the In­ .11 lun Ww, waltlnc The Americn „u, itial advantage gained, is an In­ public h once wain tiwatad aa U It ,nemy concentration, which mltht dication that this particular bit of wen krown up. Hm.r Dartn an adta ,bra<h censorship,helped pay some valu­ eocata or ,«!», people all ot the M |u^ able dividends. plain, uncolored facta passible with; ■ . The War Department has been due W,d to „e—r, r»- ’ W“U W‘* "• h””"'5“ urtcuon., baa done an oouundm, U1“* b “ severely criticized during lhe past gram will be given at the morn­ ing service at 11 a. m.. Sunday, Nov. 8. Mrs. Houghton of the Jef- missionary in Africa will be the guest speaker. Special music will be rendered by tiw Otterbein Guild and; World Friendship circle girls At the evening service the pastor will bring a gospel message. EataMbWA Enhsraaca Record Romaaco LaagaagM I M GardoMro. Na Gardeas s**tn‘y »ll“b <* «>• French. Italtae. Spanish, PortaJspsotis are Um beet gardeners United Stalos established a naw gueso and Rumanisn are known as la ths world, but Japanese gardens record for duration of session. | Romance languages have no flowers Navlgatioa DUkull Mud banks and shoals make navigallon of the names estuary dlfficuh. WINTER AUTO NEEDS! BAFrfBT CHURCH On Wednesday afternoon of Nov.1 11 the Ladles J. O- Y. Mi&slonary Soclety will hold their meeting with Mr*. Grover Kelsey. S. Jefferson St. Mrs Leslie Gross will be the speak- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH impregnable static defense. Morning worship will ptCheld at This report clears up much of the' Our peacetime experiments in ^mharrt,rt Tokvo f-.ied to 10: 00 o'clock Sunday morning Rev. I muddled opinion regarding Ameri- ^^ U>us concentrated ^ch “rded Stone will preachfroni the theme. "The Things Which Endure " There can warplanes on the whole, the 0,1 powerful, long-range bombeix p The.orlain* I com tone of the report U optimistic even Since the atr-eooled engine was the ' " J, ™** * „ J none wiU.be special music under the di­ though it states that the United Na-,kkal P°^ P1*"' lhU ‘H* °f i m,dr th^rald rection of Mrs Robert Burch. The Sunday school will meet at tlons are not likely to eclipse the en- craft- it is natural that great progbrouRht down orer Japan 11: 20. under the direction of Adel-' emy in all branches of aerial warfare ***» ma<le “> ‘hh type of mo- , ..emotion was that all bert Cortrlght Attendance la grow- . Inc each Sunday. Departments are ' at the same time and that we must, lor—particularly so. since the airbombers exceol the one be prepared to take news of further cooled engine was also the best one I 1 . . Ru„. (e fully organized and there are class- i bad dafeau “In stride.> available for commercial planes De- I "J" “ raid The official board will meet In . An airplane is always a compro-, vclopment of liquid cooled engines) ' Jantn the church office next Tuesday eve­ mtae. A fighter, fbr example, cannot *“• neglected by the government ' American flyers ning at 7:30. The Woman's So- ' be fast snd at the same time carry •««> »'« commercial who the War clety of Christian service will meet a heavy load of fuel for long disf°r ■ hl«>' Peered engine of i linent nOw adjniu’ took part in the church Wednesday afternoon : Mbs Bernice Jansen of Neighbor­ Ubk. nidbb Hnpm-,,1 cllmblnf perW- ">"• T<*,« klUek. SwwIW o! hood House. Orangeville, will be the ' u>n W h.d «>l> .I ite Sine iW.Url»I World W.r n. War sUnuon explained lb«. .1- speaker. peiue M redueuon In xrmor pl.ie Uie AUUon m,lne hu been Iremen- ,h b o, EMMANUEL proieeilun or lire power. Pl.nr. dou.1, bnprmd. Ir. heeupower hu , brolU.l down over rn.de ullrx lul uiu.Uy lure io been Inereuwd r<«y per rent J1M„ M ,Lm ala „ EPISCOPAL CHURCH Next Sunday, at lhe 11 o'clock . make concessions to manoeuvrabll- within the past few months it has I reach lhelr bome base service, the Rev. Don M Gurv’s It,. Tl.ne. which perform .plendld- been Mind with . .pecUl lufto- | ThlJ ,aml„to„. „ aia sermon topic will be "Rendering un- i I, « M«h altitude, do not n, u well .upereh.rder whleh .111 adapt It w b.a ,rom I: to Caesar." at low and medium altitudes. for high altitude work. However.; - '; The choir of Emmanuel church I prorated » xoxm ol „.)o).ca „ pony In fan- [ The Flying Tigers in China and even with these refinements. It still , Burma, using old, outmoded P-40 does not come within 100 horsepower !protest. Some commentators even, IIMtlon with choir practice last । went so far as to suggest that the | Thursday. Dewrt was served at ; pursuit planes, made an astonishing of equalling the British Rolls-Royce. !raid, instead __ . of _a being a.-!-— a_ spectacular .1-- mill' H'V'OT * “ ' -•*-rally decorated tables in — the pariah ■ record—in fact an all time combat) American bombers are conceded success, was really so disastrous house. Last Sunday. Mr. Gurv had a j rcoird-apHnst Japanese planer, to be in a class by themselves. They ।that lhe War Department was pleasant experience nt the Clear j which had greater fire power wrr built for precision daylight ,afraid to release lhe facts; that the Lake camp, where he conducts lhe and better all-around flying char- ‘ bombing at high altitudes and as ,decoration of Doolittle and the hon­ Episcopal communion service nt 9 acteristla. Gen. Chennault. made up such have performed even beyond ,ors awarded to hta flyers were a. tn. on the first Sunday of the j for lack of fire power by having his {expectations British otaervers pres- , month. One of the Coast Guards merely smoke screens to divert the present had been In his Cub Scout men fly in combat teams of two. The ent on the first missions of there. .puiyic from unpleasant pack ten v-ears ago. in the parish mind old P-40's could dive faster than lhe p|anes were amazed at the “uncan- truths! । wbichjie formerly served at Water- I Jap planes and had greater speed ny- accuracy wlth which the bombs It' is natural to expect rumors town. Wisconsin. in level flight at the lower altitude*. -laW-- on targeU , On Friday, a number of Emmanuel to Start going the rounds when Church ladles will attend the re­ So. with the aid of the splendid However, fine though they arc. । the full facta arc suprmsed by gional meeting oT church women at Chinese airplane warning system.I' ■■■ theM. American ............ bembers s are not as ccusorsiup. < . .«, ..wo censorship. Marshall. 4 hr alvavx mansard havr hlk ' ... ........... he always managed to have his gOod for night missions as English! But suppose that the War Deptanes in positlon aboye the enemy pian„ buUt especially for lhe pur- j partmenl had immediately released OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION from which *to ‘begin 7?” his k tremendous ,rTn*n,d0'“ P°~ The "fortress" -fortress" and "liberator" “liberator' for publication the exact number for publication the exact number Barry' County Council of Chris­ diving attacks with each team of two bombers, for example, have sacri- of planea which faded to return totian Education convention at Nash­ coneentraftna on nn one Jan nlanr- If .ftced __ *considerable ___ ____ u,. .... . carrying ____ ... . * . concentrating Jap plane. bomb gether with the names of the fly­ ville Methodist church. November the Americans missed in this Inicapacity tor range, speed, tire |»wer ,, , ,, . . . . . . , ----- -ers. Wouldn't this have been a 10th. tlal attack, attack, they thrv had had order* ordra to tn break break 1 and _______________ ..— tlal armor-plate protection. There- raiher neat little warning to Japan ’ Program 11 00 A. M Devotions led by Rev. ?W*y fO,T' lhfy haVC lw ,hBn haH ,he th,t 8 «P«<KXd number of AmerlIn a prolongued fight, the euperior, bomb capacity of certain new Eng-|Can flyers were mlsslng-probably Address bv Rev J. Burt Bouwmanoeuvrability, rate of climb-and Uvh plane* designed especially for hn china, possibly In regions occuman. Lansing. fire power of the Jap plane* would niaht mlaUons. In night bombing plwi by Japan? 12:00 Noon. Pot luck dinner with hare given the enemy an overobject b to unlmul . heavy con-1 The flyer, forced down would business session of Council al din- ' advantage. | centraUon of high explosives over a thus have had a warning of their ner table. Rev. T. A. Moyer pre­ siding. TWsls cited as. an example of the certain area in the hope of damaging presence broadcast to Japan by 1:00 P M. Devotions by Rev Krieg complex task of Judging warplanes. wrta!n vital targets. Therefore, the their own country! 1:15 Address by Riu Jenson. Or-. P <rtW’r*“ M‘‘‘ ne‘ Engl“h bomber* are betchina U a vaU country Even angevllle. , n," P ; J ;ter mn ror “,u type of *°,k 8'^ months of silence, 1:45 Music. telllgently by a general who thought j This is mentioned as an Ulustra- it was still poasiblc that some of 1: 50 Conference period. A ,i"M and durable peace led by an •°““ “* UcU“’ la?oeket‘ “°n of the hl«hly »P«cialized ns- U>e flyer? might be alive and well Rev. T. A. Moyer. ' down the enemy at better than a ture of modern str warfare. and working their way slowly to­ Town and rural church led by Rev. 20 '*'P. . , , The American P-39 and late mod. ward unconquered China. If they W. Stone. Sunday school workers led by Mrs. state nt ehan» hrin * . P’*° can 1x7 88 another 11- were fortunate enough to be takAmy Bower. deslrable eharacteristir. rv tn ^lustration. Both craft are practical- en In by loyal Chinese behind the 2:J0 p. m. Address by Rev. J. .... , ng ot ly useless for pursuit and interceptor Japanese lines, for example, there dralgns b impose Even the sttor puriiilt and a|WBy, , cha” they Buri Bouwman. 3.30 P. M. Adjournment' Ihev ret to the hJttie ^t nnt I *'ork ln Et’S^nd and Europe where । could eventually reach friendly terGRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH ratise newer an<4 Ke«t r nn h most ol tlle tighting b done at ex- rttory—but tlie chances would not The Sunday school staff meets to­ alreadv iwuah the* , ", treme “itltudcs. But in Russia and be so good If lhe Japanese were morrow 7:30 p. m. at 521 W. Court alrrady pa»ed lhe experiment.! whw aCTUI acUvlt>. b wamed of Sermon theme for next Sunday iumm. .nt - n . . lordinated with ground troops, and 3o. before jumping to hasty con­ morning "A Happy Moment.” - - - -z“X;■ £ "»*“ —11 - - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH essary to appreciate the fact that The Woman's Missionary society ’ of aerial warfare, the OWI report .ni.nMtxi„ । in time of war consideration for will hold its annual praise service believes it unlikely that the United i p y’ Nations will ever be able to main-1 Thc D,vb report dors n°l 8»«npt I the armed forces must come first. al the manse Thursday. Nov. 5. at 1 If we fall for the rumors which two o’clock. Mrs. Robert Shannon tain superiority in all categories at? 10 b1om °ver lhc ,act Ulat the 8tart will be in charge of the program. the same time. | °r WorId War II found our air force Inevitably arise from news supresSunday morning worship at ten American planes arc generally <,e,lclc"t almost every type of sion and if we automatically assign tinny o’clock. The pastor will tell good and often superior to other P^' TOr thf »‘«.that our mean and selfish motives tp the about “The Climber" and Will comparable planes. Moat serious flaw 81rPlane engine development was authorities responsible for censor­ prench on the theme. "Charter Members of the Church." In American aviation has been our by dbaentlons among air ship, then we are playing right in­ Sunday school at 11:45. Mrs. Atinability to turn out a good high cor,w hc'*ds wcr lhp relative merits to the hand.-; of the Nazi propa­ tie Hay. superintendent. The o|>cnaltitude fighter. . |of lhe air-cooled and liquid-cooled ganda machine. ing worship period will be held in Censorship Ls a wartime neces­ the auditorium. This deficiency stems back to our .,ypes’ ’ Dr J. Burt Bowman, executive' sity. When it w evident that facts late start In developing a good, liqThe Davu report also makes It secretary of the Michigan Council uid-cooled. airplane chgtne and the ■cle#r 'hat neither the English. Ger- are being withheld let's not become of Ohurches. Lansing, attended the impatient There are usually logi­ morning service at lhe First Pres­ purety defensive conccirtion of our . mans or Russians had lhe right ancal reasons why the full truth is byterian Church Sunday and American air strategy. not told at once. ■ brought greetings from Ute state orAccording to the OWI report, the one of the typer, of airplanes with gaiuration with which he is con­ only American llquM-cooled engine which the United Nations and Ger­ FREEPORT MAiRdN DiEb’ nected He also gave a brief address at’ the opening worship service of in mass production, the Allison, ha* many entered the war have either AT DAUGHTER'S HOME . , inc the cunasy Sunday school scuuui. not yet caught up with the British been abandoned or radically changed Mrs. Lydia Simpson. 80. ~ a lwS I The Comus Club Class held Its ! The Comus Club Class held Its J—■ — — Rolls-Royce or Germany's Daimler- and entirely new type* have ap­ time res|jCrtMi first session at the Presbyterian Benz. Favorable characteristics of peared. . dsMhiJ M? °rvhr Chureh last Sunday with GinChurch last Sunday with Ml*s MissJW>. OtitThu. lhe tetue <« Ur .upi.m... G,J,a '’ “ • K>mh>.k; In -I...Uim. IIthe Allison are Its sturdiness and I day Arthur Lower will be in charge for some time. Besides the naugndamn,. |lna lne wplc lor awcusMon wi W'le.rs ine , and lhe topic tor discussion will be v’. , The —.. 3. ol IUll«lon .... ah tiichmond. Va . Guy of Eseanaba. ■ young men ----- — •---------and women-•21 ---• and over Mich., and John Uack> of near I nre Invited to attend. Alto: one brother. John Layer o!, , , -_______ towel! and one sister, Mrs Emm.d PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH KUpfer of Alto. Funeral services j special Revival Services arc in are being held thl* Thursday af- progress every night at 7:45. Rev. horsepower output, rugeednew and the air temoon at the Freeport Methodist Mrs Manker will have charge and altitude performance*. These motors! Thb Davb report b a\tnbute to! church at 2 o’clock. Interment in will speak each evening. We were Bowne Center cemetery disappointed In our engaged evan­ were not specifically developed for. the American public. It Is a rccog- timrn> c»ni»r gelist. but are going forward trust­ flghter planes and until recently it nitlon of the fact that the man on DEATH OF MILAN ing much good will be done. Your was assumed that their com para- the street has been quicker to appre- W. DBHR j cooperation is needed, your prayers lively targe.frontal area made them date'the ' - dominant role of aviation ■ Milan.W. Dryer. 66. a lifelong real- iI requested and your presence appreunsuitable for the refined. stream­ In the present war than many of lite1 dent of Barry county, u.rs. Join u* tn this special cam­ died Tues- I lining necessary Ln tlie high speed military and naval leaders. The . day morning at hi* farm home north | PalFn-f______________________ । First Church of Christ Scientist fighters. prodding of public opinion has un­ i °r lie is survived by five brothers The subject for Sunday Is ’Adam However, improvements in cowluig questionably forced a quicker acand four sister*: Luther. Robert' and Fallen Man." appear to have overcome this fault , Floyd and John of Hastings, George • ------------------ • ■ ■ and America now has in productloo of Eaton Rapids; the Misses Pesrl THREE CORNERS TJie Davis report might well serve I and Nellie Dryer and Mr*. Birdie 1 Mr. and Mr*. Prank Slucurn of plane. jwwered with the larges', air­ as a model in informative Quality Cole of Hastings and Mrs. Wall lake and Ben Slocum of Bat­ cooled motor yet built wldch prom- and tone and balance for future Archer of Charlotte. tle Creek were Sunday dinner gueats Funeral services are’ being government reports on the progress today. Thursday at 2 o'clock held of Mr. and Mr*. 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SALE I RADIATOR SAVE ON REBUILT ALCOHOL GENERATORS £ 365 98c 188 proof alcohol! Be prepared Exact replacement for Ford A-AA, B-BB 28-33, 33-36 V-8S 14 amp. Built to carry the starling and lighting load your car hod when it wps newl Save at this sale price! Others also priced low. against sudden drops in temper­ ature ... stock up now at this low Ward sole price and save! Bring yo^r own containers. Limit 3 Gals, customer. ' Hrousands 118-124 S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS PHONE 2704 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1942 PERSONAL MENTION ■lied home Ly brother, Ben social events Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary COMMUNITY NOTICtSK: Sputa. ' Mias Lottie Tvuslnk returned Fri­ Tuesday evening Mn. Neil Adair Mrs. Richard Gaskill left Monday spent ths weekend with Mr. day to htr duties as superintendent entertained with a surprise party for an extended stay with her hus­ Mn Jdhn Eddy of Pennock hospital after an fllneaa band. Pvt. Richard Gaskill, at Fort Mr. and Mrs. George Sheffield Of six weeks. Which she spent at Lansing, with eight preaent. Bridge Lewis, Wash. her home in Grand Rapid*. Was played with prizes going to Mrs, were in Kalamazoo on Sunday. wffl meet WMmaday, Aid wHl be Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Smith of Richard Brower, Mrs. Harold Park­ Nov. n fifth Mra. oeonre Adrian- I 1 Miss Ruth Parr of Wayne came Chicago were guest* ot Mr. and daughter* of East Lansing spent Mrs. Lynox Lewis over last week­ tlon with Mr. and Mra. Olcnn Den*- the weekend with Mr. and Mr*. end. Mr. Smith 1* a director of'tna Prank Sage and Mr. and Mr*. F. Mr. and Mn. Clart All are cordially invited. social settlement in Chicago also a >13 E. Thom St . gave a dinner last1 The Junior class of Richland j Mr. and Mn. Gary Crook were member of the board of review of Mr. and Mn. Guy Giddings, also High school will have a carnival on | the Social Agencies of that city. guest* of Mr and Mn Rollo Vlele Mr* Ray Hiatt of Battle Creek, Johncock’* brother. Jay Reuben Friday evening. Nov. 8 at 1:30 P. I of Vermontville on Tuesday. । „„„ , | visited Mn. Anna Percival at oalesM.^at the school Everyone tn- ornAX1ZATloNg ■ Miss Wlllo Jone* wag home from ; burg Bunday.,' er with Mr Smith. from the U. 8. Naval Training 8la। Mr. and Mra. Harry Thompson n<hon ; The Banner Clara of tha McthoMr. and Mn. Clarence Crawford Kalamazoo over the weekend Mr. and Mra. Fred Rehor and two of Sturgis and Mr. and Mra. Nfcx and Mr. and Mr* William Crawforn The Delton Inland Laka garden attended lhe play "The Com 1* children of Canton, Ohio, visited I Vukin and baby son Richard Lee club win hold K* regular meeting l*®T11** at the home of Mra. Maurice Oar-1 W10M?J.°rp(rtlu<:!t_*^PpKl^OhyGreen," starring Ethel Barrymore, । hl* parents, Mr. and Mra. Jacob Re-1 of Grand Rapids spent Sunday at near Prairieville and Mrs. Hah Reed । hor. from Thursday till Monday. I the home of Mra. Anna L. Johnson. of Haattngs. . in Grand Rapid* Saturday night. rett on Thursday afternoon. Nov. ™ H t“*a VW‘ I William Hubbell. Jr . returned H. McNeill of Evknsvtoe, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. George Fulton were Mr and I Tuesday to Great Lakes Ill., after ’lnd • and Wnl T McNeill of ,ChiUHan Rapp, Mrs Roger William* Bemlee Jansen of NdghborI a furlough following an attack of ! CBB ° ’ were “ 1!cd the be *>Mr*. E F. King of Kalamazoo. and Mr* Bert Patton win grange Houte Orangeville, returned | pneumonia. : ’toe of their mother, Mrs. Emma V. the eity, Mr. and Mrs. Dorrance ?? merUn*. ndralanary from Japan, will- speak Mr. and Mr* F. H. Ga*ke)l ana Mr*. J. a. Woolen and her sis- McNeffl »ho U very llj at the honw Trethric entertained at aupper Bun­ jhrtng Table Drcoradon." Rofl call Wedneeday afternoon. Nov 11. Mr. and Mr* Albert Vedder spent ter, Mrs. Henry Seeley, returned h" «l*ughter. Mrs. Wm. A. day evening, place* being laid for "Some Fsct* A boot Chr/santhe, v 3 o'clock at lhe meeting ot the Sunday with Mr*. Katherine Ved­ eight. Bridge was played later, the Monday from a visit in Hesperia ' M'’n>hy mum* or Araleamum*" Mra Her- w 8 C. 8. at the Methodtat church, der in Grand Rapids. with another sister. Mrs. Janie.- ■ Mr and Mra William Fox of honor guest* each receiving a gift. man Reynold* will be in charge of Mrs Fred Jone* will act a* chalrchair­ Mn Alma Edgecomb ot Battle Caldwell (Kalamazoo, spent the weekend with the program on "Bulba for Pall , man and there will be special musiCreek is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. John B-reiH, u hren, here Fort 2"r P*™u. Mr wd Mr. tUH,r port for service in New York City; Pl?.ntlni? MfS Margaret Potter cal number* and tea will be served, Ella Wolfe, thl* week Huron for a visit with hl* parent* ' J®? u "J1 hOr’ “n<l Archie will tell What herbs to grow for Everyone Is urged to attend, Miles Water*, *on of Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Barnett and i "T’ u uspicing cheap cut* of meat. ' >*r other relative* and friends. I Word has been received from Halloween cats, witches and gobMrs Clair McKee ha* gone to *®bcrt F' Co°f*r by friends here. Uns decorated the home of Mr. and [ tn the navy Friday, wa* home for Preachirig service next Sunday at, CO. DISTRICT M. E. A. Buffalo for a month's visit with Mr t*!at has obtained hl* Third Mrs. Lloyd Valentine on Saturday : 10:30 o'clock followed by Sunday; The tint meeting of the Barry evening when they entertained the i Great Lake* Naval Training Station. and Mr*. Max McKee and Mr ano ln school. Plan to attend both service*. Count* District of the Michigan Mrs. Dale McKee. He is on duty somewhere on the Friendly Neighbors group After Great Lakes, III. Bowe* Mills Education Association will be held -----——Scudder . ®' P**tore*. the carry-in supper at six-thirty, Mr* —re Lyle went to ..... Hol-. Lynn Lewi* leave* Friday for thel^^an^c on The Bowens Mills L. A. 6. will at Delton Wedrmday. Nov. 11. at land on Wednesday for a few day*' remainder of the week in Chicago M5J: BprtHger spent the cards were played. Mrs. Verner meet with Mrs. Doris Foster Thur*- fl:ts p, m. Kim Sigler will be the visit with her mother and other where he will attend the mid west ■ *ec't'nd ,n Gr*nd Rapids with her Webnter and Elzey Mend winning day Nov. 12. for dinner. There will speaker of the day and shall have relatives. , y. m. c. A. confcrentfe. Mr. Lew- ; 8pT,n?eV high scores and Mr.*. Wayne Mer­ be a tale of various contributed as guest the president of the MichlMrs. state president president of ot this thia organl-1 organl- MlssfKxine Mr*. Clarence Baechler went to 1*U isIs alate »**’S*neDowning Downingand and her rick and Vemor Webster held the Mr. and Mrs. Edward L Myer* have two children. Victor Mjer* of article* In afternoon for benefit of ran Education Association. Slave Alliance. ration. Mr*. Mr*. Lewis LewU and andyoung i r00l in“U: fro ?” Lansing spent the consolations. • lUnnce, Ohio, last Monday for a I ration. young [ r0?°tomate from of Ionia will celebrate their 50th Ionia and Mr*. John Charles of Red Cross Everyone cordially tn- Niabet. visit with relative*. ■ daughter will accompany Mr Law- 1 “l toe John Eddy home. Sunday guests of the Robert Dry- 1 U and vUlt Mr and Mr* Arling- The girls attended lhe coast guard Mrs. Nell Adair entertained her wedding anniversary on Sunday. Vicksburg; and two grandsons. Mr. vited to attend Nov. 8 Mr*. Myer* 1* the former (loverdale PAID 11434 er's were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eng- ton Smith who were here visiting dance at the country club on Sat­ bridge club at her home Thursday Julia Roush, daughter of Mr. and and Mrs. Myer* were resident* o. urday evening. with eight members present and one itsh and three children. Mr and the Lewi* famHy last week. Hastings for a number of yean. held at the Town hall Friday eve- 'creek, when brought before Justice Mis* Marjorie Hill wa* home from guest. Mrs Hiram Baxter. Pritt* i Mrs O. W. Roush of Freeport. They Mrs. Thomas English nnd Mr nnd Mr. nnd Mrs Sam Jenkin* and ning, Nov. fl. Pot luck supper win Bowman Friday, admitted that he WMCE. Kalamazoo, over the week ­ were won by Mr*. Baxter. Mrs. Ger ­ Mr*. Cha;. Hineman, all of Lan- family ot Lansing spent the weektw, e.vn TF..*—............ j. . _ ...... . — :---------- sponsored a camp fire group for ■lh«end with Mr. and Mrs. E. W Deak- end. She wa* accompanied by Mira ald Lawrence and Mrs. John Chandwelcome cense. He paid 11430. which would Alice Decker, a fellow student. Sunday guest* nt the Rev. Gury in*. * T A < T X r I tor** year* and give an annual one The Cloverdale Home Extension . license*. f- I R,/| Hl Y party ,or the ,Ws; under ’"‘“d- ।group win meet at lhe home of Mrs.i buy severaldrivera' heme included Mr* Anna Burt of: Mr. and Mr* Edward J. Adam* NEW IDEA CLUB MAKES ---------------»ee One of the pleasant Halloween ■ X -L< -I—/ -L laneous they list money for the Sylvania. Ohio. Mis* Edna Lnudct I spent the weekend in Muskegon GIFT TO HOSPITAL BANNER WANT ADVA PAT of Hudson nnd Mr*. Gun's parent* with their son and family. Mr. and ■ -r-x T । Community House at Orangeville I Arthur Lathrop Nov 11. All mem-1 lire -.,-1 Mr*. ,1.. David l>.v!.l C l-ll.. of , Mrs. _ — E. J. - Adams. . .___ Jr. Mrs. P.-E. Willison was haste.** Thursday evening when Ronald Mr and 8. ILlckly .JL I I F-* | I . fostered by the Episcopal church x A i through Mira Bernice Jansen. Aoney PitL-xford. | Mias Jean Hunt and Mira Jean to the New Idea club on Wednea- John Trethric entertained seven I Richard Conk left Wednesday for Deakins left last Saturday for a i day evening. Oct. 38. ThL* was tne friends at n five o'clock supper, -------- ------ -- — ~------------' for the U. B. Vacation Bible school the remainder of the week lo nt- i two weeks' trip to Brownsville, Tex., i time for their annugj auction sale. followed by an evening of games. n«-rtw.orH .He H,. and funds f°r one child to make 1 . U ' 0 «!heduled 4-H trip to Detroit. j tend the Michigan Pre** meeting In' where they will visit Sgt. and Mr*. netting the sum of >30. Mrs. Alma i The Halloween motif was carried IL,J Hastingsite met a sol- , member* of thl* club are Mn FlHgleton. officiated very ably as out in the decorations. Ann Arbor I Robert o. BurwcH "IL* 0 . ---------------------" Clarence Johncock. Mra Roselle Mrs. C. S. McIntyre vlalted Mr.. Mr and Mr* J. W. Ambruster. auctioneer and Mrs. Sadie Mae; Mrs. Howard Orsbom wa* hoatesa LL'krfeL LI? ' 6tanto >. Mr* Howard Orsbom. and Mr*. Arthur Rumbaugh at Ionin 1 jr. Bn<1 Kenneth Dyer of Swartz Palmer capably assisted a* clerk. to the Busy Eight Club. Monday XIrS Harry Bush' Mbs Margaret ’ on Sunday. Creek spent from Saturday unfit Articles offered for sale Included evening. November 3. at her home. rMm^blJk down m mte side rt£ v™> Johncock- Ur> Harry McDonald.! Mr. nnd Mr* Gay Jordan and two Monday with lhe former's parent*, apron*, doilie*. holders, various kinds Bunco was played with prizes going the street that you are »tl- • Mri cb*rlea James, and MIm Oathdaughter* of Sylvania. Ohio were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Armbruster. Sr. ot towel* and other Items beside* To Mrs. Harry McDonald and Mis* YTvou^n'^rit’r* SLXJ0’ Wc*b" h" , weekend guests al the Kellar Stem ■ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pate and ft good assortment of homemade1 Dorothy Reynold*, who was a gue»t. h«L "vm.Prcirtdent a,nce the group organized home. Laurence and Mary Elizabeth Pate baked goods—cookies, cake, rolls. I Just makc yourself known and n|)(1 Mrs stanton haa served a* aec. Mrs Dewey Hon ha« been con-1 of uncoln Park were guests of Mr. v. . .u . ■ . ... , v. I Mrs. Robert Harkness entertained lhSl‘z!e and treM for lhp »*»»««• fined to her home the past week Bnd Mn) E c Edmonds Saturday H u the cuilon, ol lhe club mem- wth , „„ M>, „ isn k , a £w„Su‘«? „!■! because of Illness but Is now on the , nnd Sunday. Loren Edmonds of ber. lo Us lo Ihl. eoeUm raeel. homr on w„, o„„a h„n. „ "x gnin nnd expects lo be about In a , Kalamazoo wa* also a guest on inf » rirtol eonned jooda tor Hen- odOK her ehier, Mrs. H W Den*,„a nlc„ M„. w,n>er Den- examnle°foTmrvom i^to^ w El8ht Ch,b? Nelther do we whUe i few days. , Sunday. •' ,noeh hoplUJ IndoOed tn lhe Ho- I follow 1 escryone in town to, we applax , d tadlet B f^i , Col. Emil Tyden and his daughLynox Lewi* lx In Lanxlng today n.Uon on Wedneml.y eventot were I la„ mt„, t„ HMtine, ter. Mr* Richard Groo*. have been .trending a state YMCA commit­ In Philadelphia the pa*l weekjtt- lt- meeting. lomeloee. I lb, eoHee. t none pooch- vuiung ,„a bria«e were lhe order In times like these when our local • -XVdeltsnrt es, 2 cans c*na pears. 4 cans grapefruit. of the afternoon. lending the ceremonies at the Amer-1 Mr* V. D Wldrig relumed home e*. doctors are working day and night I wh*cl? de™an? l^al al* m“l p.ul loan Swedish Htatorical Museum. Fnd.y rrorn Manhattan Kan..’ 4 cans pea*, 1 qt. blackberries. 1 qt. to meet the Increased demand* ■h^”ler lO the wheel When «** where the Pioneer Room, donated wliere she visited Sgt. and Mr*, black raspberries. I enn orange and Tlie young set have been party­ I by Col. Tyden. was dedicated. [ Wl4rte fOr B Wcek dq,, u grapefruit Juice and 3 Jara of Jelly. ing this past week what with blrlh- made upon them since lhe depart- ; nc£, anscsure of six Barry county doctors to toe case last «"eck when Mrs. Nora Daw-son went to De- j gf-rgeacl Major of Personnel in Much credit should be given the dava and Halloween. the Armed forces, each individual । ° 7“ "rnt from Pentroll on Friday for a stay of two. Headquarter. Supply "Battalion New Idea Club for it* splendid a*On Friday Mira Marjorie Ann has a responsibility to the com- • *5°®? *^1fc„ie' [ distance with many worthwhile Cordes celebrated her eighth birth ­ . „ ,' , ’ .. : located at Fort Riley. Kan. > ------- ------------------munlty as well as to himself in tor help in the kitchen. Mra. Mau-, Edward Bottum. Jr . of Detroit ?-Ir nn(1 M|> Glenn Bollinger ot, community projects. The money day by entertaining seven of herj rlc’ took over the planning was the guest of hi* parent*. Mr. | Krlom.izoo were guest* of Mr. and I received from their annual auction, young friend* with n supper partv j safeguarding the public* health. For that reason alone it is not 1 01 meaU and nnd Mrs. E F. Bottum. over the m a. Nell Bockeloo, South Broadway I dUM and other sources Is all used nt Ijer home on West Green street. only selfUh and unwise but dedd- Edward Goody car **“and •’ Mrs. Kellar weekend. Mr. and Mrs Bottum reBim'dny. f°r other*, nnd though the mem- All the guest* were in Halloween' Stem did their share ot K. F. edly unpatriotic for anyone to ven ­ turned to Detroit with their son for; nnd Mrs ciBre p Carter and i bcrshlp Is limited, the women are costume which added to the party' duties also. a visit of a few days. tK0 daughters. Marv Clare and Bet-' a,»»ys commendable gaiety. On the same dav Miss Mary ture forth when they have any This is the kind of public service illness. Aviation Cadet and Mra^ Martin of SaglnBW Bre jpend|ng activity. Jane Andrus also had' her nlntn communicable j nese comment* These comments are arc m.ae made in in tne the ‘h»‘ c,n™1 ,«* measured Suffice Pt-rry Hawthorne are guest* of his wk w„h Mr ,nd Mn| Wgrren i ------- -------- -w----------------birthday and she entertained her | Interest of everyone and partlcu- •** »® say that in toeae trying times parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Haw- , DIBBLE—ERWAY . friends with a partv and supper at larly in fairness to our overworked thl5 15 type of responae of woihome. Martin 1* having an eigh-, M d M w c u d M , Maxine Erway daughter of her home on West Green street too. i mcdlcal men, who deserve nil of tlie u°^er Ar’'erl,ca who. *tnow The Misses Ellen and Elaine help and cooperation we can give lh?‘“Job wUh* Hcrti in““ . 5®; it nr J"??:'”r. Reinhardt, twin daughters of the thPin out thought of self, they do it. Ala. He returns on Nov. 9. Cadet Specifically, these comments are! • - • oecome tne unoe or Aviauon Herbert Reinhardts, had great fun and Mrs. Hawthorne went to De­ Mrs. Arthur Valentine and chll-' cadet. James P. Dibble, son of Mr Pridav when they Invited thqlr occasioned because of an instance | Again Hastings acknowledges one troit Saturday for a vWt. dren of Middleville were Sunday । ,nd Mrs. James E. Dibble, route 1. friend* to join their Halloween which occurred at a large public of it* public spirited citizens in Mira Angle Bate* returned on dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. | The ceremony was performed in the party at their home on West Clin­ gathering a few days ago. An un­ thanking Ray Branch for making Wednesday of last week from a L. Valentine They left later to chapel of the First Methodist ton street. possible the Benefit Show for local visit In Detroit. Miss Susie Hawthorne greeted het accompanied person In the audience UJ3.O. activities. Mr. Branch de­ Join her husband in Ypsilanti. ' church at Phoenix, by the Rev. was coughing and sneezing continu­ Mrs Winona Downing. ML** RexMU* Lorraine Wheeler of Middle-, pr R N. Merrill, at 12:45 Satui- playmate* a* they came to her house ously. obviously wa* ill enough to be serves to be commended, as well a* | --------------------------------------------------------ine Downing and a guest from Lan- vllle wa* the weekend guest of Miss day. oct. 3J The bridal couple on north Michigan Ave. Saturday home in bad but instead had risked the Rotary Club and Klwanl* Club afternoon to enjoy Halloween fun । Mt lha Waters. were attended by Mrs. Josephine personal health to say nothing or who sponsored the *Jiow1 and it I* |. Miss Alice ----------Bates and Mrs Robert ■ rvvpixrn. Koppen. ana and vaaev Cadet ----------Kendal— Dowls of nnd a supper party prepared for the public health lo attend an affair a pleasure to express thl* apprecla-1 - -----ymnw guests O’Brien were luncheon guests of < piying yje)d which wa* not of sufficient impor- tlon publicly on behalf of the dtl| Mr* John Ketcham. Jr., and Mr*, i Mr BDd Mrj j^bb|e gnid. Madalyn E Clark, four nnd oneMaliorv Casaldv at the Utters home u#ud from Hastings high school half years old daughter of Mr. and Two piece ond unionsuits. All In Zlrand Rapid* on Monday. | wlth the of 1W5 Jlmmy Mr*. Erwin E. Clark. 317 E. High Thts may sound unduly critical POLAND—GARNER cotton, wool and cotton mix­ 8TEAM HEAT | Mr and Mrs A. L Brown and tcred tbe employ of the Schuia St„ entertained ten children on Sat­ charle* Poland and Mia* Fem urday from 3:00 to 5:00 P. M - at of tha Individual but just let an i-hOdren of Ann Arbor were here , Baking Co. of Chicago, and wns tures, ond all wool. HOT A COLD WATER epidemic start'and thl* islhc man- Gamer, both of Middleville, were I Friday to attend the funeral of with them at the time of hi* en­ I Bert Spark*. remaining over until listment with the Air Corps last her first partv as well a* the first ner in which It may begin) ana married on Wednesday. Mr. Po­ 8HOWER BATH then the warning is too late. |Bnd 15 employe m Battle Creek. one for several of her guest*. Each j Tuerdnv. spring. Maxine graduated from lhe We have a "production line" in ■■ « » »_________ Single $3.50 per wk. up | Mrs. Frank Andrus and Mary Jane University of Grand Rapids and one was presented with balloon* of Hastings that could be seriously Im->' __ , have gone tn Traverse City for a had charge of the office of Dr. Bee­ various colors, noise maker* and paired by an epidemic. zil' " * ~ man of that city until the doctor Stay at home when you're IB—j Mar-hall Furrow wa* In Detroit entered the medical service of the mimpkins led bv a black cat. that is another way m which you; army. The newly weds are at home Mrs. Josephine Whitmore led the can help win the war! I Two young fellows living in the , aminations ns a Naval Aviation at DO West Holly, phoenix. Artz, un­ games and a beautifully decorated Cadet He I* now awaiting call. til Jimmy's duties as an aviator cake, the Rift of Mn. Louise OraudWhen an attractive new metal country not so far from Hinting.* ln of Battle Creek, was served with card table and four chairs were de- spent Halloween night in tipping call him elsewhere. ice cream and sherbet Guest* were livered to the U. S. O. room bear“me privies in their neighbor­ David Gurv. Elizabeth Lake Jerlilec ing the note. "With compliment* .Hood They thought they were so MEMBER OF COLLEGE Barnum. Jolyn Brozak. Bally Rose of the Busy Eight Club," it occa- very smart that no one had seen SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA Every weight Cook. Carol Burras. Julie Lowrv. ' ML** Mildred Gaskill, sophomore Joberta Whitmore Jeannie Whit­ sloncd comment as to exactly who ,hem do this. Rut it seems they FOR A NEW SEASON the "Busy Elghtera" were and what,’*” mistaken.. A* they were eatEvery style. at Michigan State college. 1* a mem- more and David Stem. Face Fall with a fresh complexion! Erase that they did. In« toelr Sunday dinner, into their l ber of Hie college symphonic or"faded tan" look and those sun-squinting wrinkles. ot the sheriff s jchextra this year. MUs Oaxklll U ..Thursday evening thirteen girls' Here's the answer. In April. 1939, h2™ CIEC Be ready for the new season! in the home economic* division of w.re entertained at the home of > eight women saw things to be done onlcers. They didn't feel so funny PERMANENTS | the college. The symphonic or­ Mlss Elisabeth French in honor of • they didn't wail to be told) ao they ?£?ut ,thal- especially when the Machlneltu >2-54 Finger Wave adopted the above mentioned name pfllccr Invited them to put the out, chejtra. conducted by Alexander Mis* Anita Lobdell. The evening Dried OU up. others from Schuster, makes many public ap- wa* snent Informally and Mis* Ixb- and went to work. They raise most j hou“* back In place or be his >130. of their money by a cooperative! Iucsta ut the jail. They were glad {pearances on the campus during the RED year. It annually accompanies one She left Saturday for Delta, Ohio. buying plan in which about three “ promise, and did what they were hundred people belong. t0 do. But it didn't seem *o artist dn the college concert serie* Tliese arc some of the things they ‘“nn/ £ 8° In the daytime and put ■nd also give* three concerts a year. AMERICAN LEGION NOTES have done and are doing: j1*0 building* back m pUce. Reds, whites, blues, and ARMltiTICE WOMEN’S CLUB At the County Farm they have MOTH LARVA SMALL DAY BANQUET _ brown. Cotton, wool and The Lawrence J. Bauer Post. No. put Inlaid linoleum on the dining At the Nov. 8 meeting of lhe A clothes moth larva can crawl floor, on all the tables and on Leather. Prices— Women's Club. Rev. and Mra. L. W •45, American Legion, will observe room ...c kitchen table*, drapes v.-Hv in ... tlie ..«■ through a crack only four thouStone assisted by Mr*. Uncoln Du- Armistice Day. Wednesday. Nov. 11, the ladfes parlor and curtains in all ot «*ndth* of an inch widf. Which With PARKA pon of Plainwell, will present a day 1942. with a banquet and program the ladle* bedroom*; at the court mean* that tight fitting bags. pncK•nd ZIPPO O will) the foremast woman composer. at toe Legion Home, starting at housc they put linoleum on Ute floor , closets or cheats arc in order Mrs H. H. A. Beach. Mra. Stone and drape* in the ladles waiting I to protect woolen*. Airing, dry clean­ gion and Legion Auxiliary arc in ­ and Ma Dupon are both member* room; at the hospital they "pur- lng. brushing and the use of flakes of fit. Cecellg musical organization vited. chased large mirrors needed In the OT mothball* to repell the invader* of Grand Rapid-, Mra. Dupon is suggested as wise protection for There is a little cleaning up to dcUvcrj’ room and in the nur«ei | a talented organist. do around the hall *o nny Legion­ work room: (they have pledged gjj j w«rllme or any other time. . «bd «DttTOx' — naire that can is requested to be at ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Old Fashioned the Legion hall Saturday afternoon Tltankurlving time they have din­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyler an­ ner and prize* for thirty under-' The Delton Methodist churchtwill nounce the engagement of. their privileged children; at Christmas » 'Bring Your Father 8undaughter. Ella, to Dale Henry, non GRIFFETH—WILTSHIRE they spend about >100.00 :baying ' “J-on November 8th. Mr Harof Mr. and Mra. Shirley Henn' Has­ Ml** Frances Wiltshire of Winona. glft* (usually clothing* and basket* |Burpee,and daughter Edith May tings. Dale Is now tn the U. 8. Ml**.. became the bride of Lt. Wal­ of food for unfortunate families '*ln PUy on toe musical Navy. ter L. Griffeth. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Griffeth of Hickory Comen. in BUY WAR HAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT AT * * * a ceremony performed al the BapMr. and Mrs. Lysle Shedd of lt*»tings announce the engagement ot 111 U. Griffeth is now attending County Youth Counrtl. Hot ‘ "I"J"!? ? wuh U t their daughter. Lorane Burling, to ( Motor Malntenvice School at Fort 112 S. Jtffsrso* St Pkoas 2421 iu,./”™ •na Edmond Pieczyrt ki of Battle Creek.! Benning. Go. Lt. and Mrs. Griffeth1 Lund, trn)rt, .nd The marriage will take place tn the | are living at 815—30th St. Colum­ Cross—extra this year was >10 fbr '• • * near future. i bus, Qa. lhe Red Crow Klta; they have KEEP'EM FIRING—WITH/UNK! 3 ORGANIZATIONS Have Plenty of Everything You Need JFe For your hunting trip in the north wood*. ! “T TS ” ««« RED PLAID JACKETS By Chippewa and Green Bay Wool. $795 ~ s950 ■ 1250 “ $14’50 Breach" to Match $7.50, $8.50, $9.50 Caps to Match65c, 89c, $1.25 UNDERWEAR ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS It Really Wai Not So Funny. But They Did It For Sult NEW BEAUTY 29c to S J 25 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP MITTENS & GIOVES sweat smn 20c to $2'50 Bakery Special SPICE CAKE DUTCH APPLE PIE BANGHART BAKERY HIGH TOP ARCTICS Lo«o and Button style. Fait Shoes and Sheep Lined Paes. UY ONOS �- Fxa« wx THF PASTINGS BANNF.lt, TBL'RbDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1W THREE HUNDRED ATTEND BANQUET Glaciers Busy Running Errands ' State Policeman Herman Meier-I, Jurgan of Tillamook. Ore., explained ; a glacial rock formation to a touristI, party. "Where." asked a woman. ■ "are the glaciers now?" Trooper , Melerjurgan scratched his head. "I guess.' ma'am. they’ve B0”* back | (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) j evening. E. L. Anthony. Dean of । Agriculture at M. 8. C.. who set lhe i toastmaster at ease by giving him Sheldon Agency All Kinds ot Insurance Smety Bonds hose 21B5 o Hastings highways, skys the California High­ way Patrol, it paves the way for tolling bells. The phrase. "It fits like a T comes from the precise work which : ui. y "ofti orrbe’rd" He Mld that «Kriculture Is In the mechanics do with a T square. liking dis'knre to i.t I limelight today. Tlie farmer has. "’11"* 1 b**n branded by radio and press as H3* Na.Mnte ToTb«m unpatriotic, as being a Shylock askii»iior>. phone saw. I Ing for the last pound ot fresh. _ . •»-1 Nothing could be farther from 'the. lruth' T,'e farmcr has asked for ' n j; parity.—equality, the same rccognli', uii« f„.m Hon of his brain and brawn as-that . xhwi. Cry.lol Br»« , of any other line of work. ,2F3 -। Agriculture has been stepped up tHr«*.hXr {?«?•.»*’ 35 >*rCfnt over normal. 15 percent _»JT >: Heitreed. ii s *•”«• last vear. and this in the face rnuhr.1 .leaping r.-.n of a greatly decreased labor sup- । •» or u-ord oniionat | Diy. The farmers of this country turiii.h-d“ir<..’ ln the pait year have Produced. . ai-., '• x is rw town their dn*D' herds, enough milk <m- '4741. 1.1 ■. ' to form a lake large enough to float .O onfurni.hrd nM>< ] the entire navy; of our country. Injraaio <n.ra.m., eluding the warships, airplane car- Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR From 31.00 up with AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY DR. L. J. CASTON Sun Spots Disrupt Business Sun spots do sometimes disrupt business. Recently they disrupted radio and telephone service through­ out the world by their electric sc* Uvity. Further, many believe there I* a correlation between business cy­ cles and sun-spot activity. REED'S DRUG STORE CARVETH & STEBBINS Largest Forest The Taiga of Siberia, one ot the world's greatest forests. Is 4.000 miles long and 1.000 to 2.000 miles AUCTIONEER — EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour Middleville Hastings Marshall Furnaces croupy cough due to a cold? Give Repairs "Peckham's Remedy" — and Musi Help ar It WUI Cost You Nothing Over two million botllM of the WILL AR D TKKATMK.NTturebeen eotd TorjeUetcl du. to A«*4. Hold on ISday.'UUh Aik for "WIHaro-i IOmmm" which fully Coal, Gos and Oil Fired furnished Symptoms e< Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS out TO EXCESS ACID sad Pu.d.nnl Ul.wx due to Nw Memlrn. lHr or. Vpf* OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. DAN ULREY QUICK RELIEF FROM iu- ECON-OCOAL STOKERS or supply on lhe farm today Tile talk of sending women, children and old men from the cities to help C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. hope: farming today Is different Ilian it was a few years ago and trained help Is necessary. Farmers SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS Hospitalization POLICY MOO per year Phone 2519 National Bank Bldg JERRY ANDRUS law of averages points to a break in the generally good weather con­ ditions tliat have prevailed during the past few years. AU of these things will affect production to-1 AUCTIONEER nnd the farmer needs sympathy nnd cooperation in the enormous task Mr. nnd Mrs. Cooper again tet tallied with a group ot tongs all joined in singing "God E Shipping Livestock Ever/ Saturday We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 JAKE DEPRIESTER on the form, Mr. Rockafcllow luui . decided to return to the city and will dispose of his stock, tools and feed at public auction at the Archie . McIntyre farm two miles east of Quimby on M-79. He offers a good I tractor and some other good farm ' machinery, cattle, hogs, poultry and isome feed. Dewey Reed Is the auc’ tloneer Full particulars of date and list of items offered are given In the Buyer for STILRS end Company Hastings stock­ yards, phone 25M, or call 717—F3 through lhe C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOR INSURANCI Hotel Hastings Phana 20M U. X—1 . uudiln.n M'.rrll Smith. 1• rn.lr- ra«t ft WoJdlind. ' 115 Foil SULK—IK h.p. Mct'ormxk Veer­ ing engine. 420 W. U.dUun 11-5 • VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY HOUSEHOLD GOOD! FOR HALF.—Heating .Hue. Hum. wno.l A 1 eemdltum. J»kn DeWeeed. 4K ini let north. I-J m.le of aMaFtiH HALF.—H*n4 6»k heater *u o.i M.l>». H.ijtM mile. e...t ot FreeJ APPLES CASH For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Arenae To relieve TAQ Misery of VjVzJLjJLfo GRANGES 666 LOREN COPPOCK AUCTIONEER Public sale of State owned build­ ings on the Barry County State Game Area In Yankee Springs and Rutland Township*. ROBERT YOUNG. Prop. Having sold hl* farm. Mr. Young GROUP I: On lhe former Fred ElUnger place In SW", BEK. Section 35. Yankee Spring* Township. 1 house. 1 bam 1. chicken coop, and I tool build­ ing. Bld on each building sep­ 'ous articles. Harold Dingman will arately. cry Ute sale and Fred Brandt will act as clerk. See the adv. elseOn the former A. J. Southard place 1 where in this issue for full parIn SW'. SW11. Section 23. Yankee Springs Township, 1 house. 1 bam, 1 granary, 1 chicken coop Rebounding BaU Breaks Glasses and I pump. Bid on each building A calf with a chain dragging from Its neck rin past Edward Acree of Brazil. Ind. The chain lassoed Ac­ On lhe former Ernest W. Rykari place In NEK NEK, Section 11. Yankee Spring Township. 1 house 1 barn. 1 group of attached sheds and 1 pump. Bld on each building separately. The eyes of most children do not move In perfect unison with each other until about three months after birth, according to lhe Better Vision institute. Pupils of the eyes, how­ ever. expand or contract readily in the new-born child as the light is Truss Fitting CARDS OF THANKS Shampooing Rugs When shampooing rugs avoid strong soaps that will cause the wool fiber to become harsh and dry LY BARKER S Hast lags PkoM 2113 Hid® Must Be In Good Condition PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE SPIES, WAGNERS, SNOWS, HUBBARDSTONS, W O L F RIVERS, RHODE ISLAND GREENINGS, JON ATHANS, AND BALDWINS. Please bring containers. Comb Honey For Sale CARL BOYES 1-2 mi. eo.t, 1-2 mile north and 1-2 mi. east of Hickory Corners. On former W. J. Hemming place Ir NEK BEK. Section 13, Yankee Springs Township 1 house. Sale to be conducted by sealed bids Send separate bids for each build - YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES—$7.50 COWS— $6.00 We Have a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS it. �THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR SAXONS GET TIE IN IONIA GAME HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1942 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES BARRY bypaths ■ sponsored from 4 to 8 p. nj. in tlie high school shop for girls who wish I ■■ 2S p',S SECTION TWO—fi AT THE THEATRES To Observe Their 50th Wedding Anniversary 1By JANE CAMERON AT THE THEATRES Maple Grove township, will ob- ■ Regular meeting tonight at serve the 5Oth anniversary of their hall You are asked to e­ IJnda Darnell. John Sheppard -- -------- ..aeddlng next Sunday. November meeting. SUlihl".. my At last the story of Poe's great 8, with an open house from 2 30 Our post entertained 34 Ionia pulled somewhat of an up­ ba taught at 11 time. Information hurts—we received such a nice fan untold story, as It was known only to 8:30 p m They were married set when they held the Saxons to may be secured from Mr. Hansen, letterxthat we arc going in for re­ Nov. 9. 1892, at lhe ’home the to the women who loved him. -----------of* “ ■* night lot Thursday Cards, music AU studenu of lhe high school peats. XHeaveng; what a corny open: bride. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Bowes day This was the second West liad Ute experience of voting in vari- ing. \ of Baltimore. Richard Travis, Julie Bishop Central League game for both teams ous class rooms Tuesday, November HlstorlcXevents in November: Mayo a prominent fanner . A.w nite t.A MrMr. - «•>■<> W lr. a prominent tanner Tl>e league championship will be 3. to acquaint themselves with lhe Our membership drive has cllmo1. Mother Hubbard bom (1»41) decided tomorrow night when Hieballots and rules of election. Jl IHM* ot Counnua. OUS township offices, and IM for Kaxons tangle with Belding at the I 7^ dalf for the annual faU party Comment about "bare" censored. ten year* supervisor of Maple Grove. --2. Katuas kdopu Prohibition Falrgrotuids. Hastings must win to has been set tor November 20.Tn' ----- (1880). Sunflower slarts_lo_wlit'. Ginger Rotcry, Ray Milland In please fend them tn Comrade Roytie for the title. ’ theme -Is -the Hunters Ball. member of the Barry county road Bush. Thank you very much. ‘ Male citizen* start recipe collecting Raymor. Ionia guard, put Ionia in Don't forget ..c next Wednesday !»; —>». The home management class has as hobby, Tlie story of a girl who determines commission. Mr >ml Mr,. M-,o ,rz hlfBl, Arml-Ue. Dw Ana *. (Winr scoring position when he blocked just completed the laundering of " Hot —stove league settle* out­ to quit New York for her home 3. ml^mzd and >„ inlrrAlrt In • »“» honodr.r our UUwn u£ Myers' punt on lhe saxon 23 yard drapes, curtains, blankets and sheets come of election. Rest of town goes town but doesn'F'have lhe fare it rt,W mttm lor the luod ot mother, on thl. da,. B, wa an< line midway in the second quarter, for the teacners* restroom. . to polls and vole*. will take to get her there. She lonta scored five plays later when The, hare a »» «»•. chnmre* her clothe* to make tier their eommuniw Tile home management class has 4. Election returns come in. Hot Fatescored from the two yard line. been divided Into three groups, hav­ Stove League denounces outcome Tour AdluUni W look like a tweive-year old minor dauahter. Mr, Leo Herrick ot De- W ParmU Haymor's place kick attempt for the so rhe can ride half-fare and there­ iroiL alm a mn SlUrlrr Man ol ™“™l •» “h" ™“ «' •“ Ing a panel discussion on tlie pro's with fervor, volume and Billingsgate. extra point yas wide of the mark. thl. air. two iranddauanen and ■»■> trow o Ur pw u, 5. U. S. Marine refuses date with by hangs tlie tale. and con's of steady dating atyl early The Saxon* tied the game up ' - --------------- blond. <1898) Public Relation* Bur­ a ,teat .r.ndmn early in the fourth quarter when j " 8 , service plea.-e send hb name, starring Fred MacMttrray. Banash uncorked a 30 yard pass lo1 ow wtx>l »*«“’«« were collected eau still working on case. of enlistment end branch of i WOMEN OF THE MOOSE 6. Pansms recognized as Repub­ Coleman wlto ran an additional 30 >“l *eek ln hl»h !€hM1Ice to your adjutant, so we The regular meeting of lhe .... have n-Te a complete roll of all Telling Ha thrilling story tn tech­ unravried. “ and yards for the score. Wilcox's try will be washed, ----------"•* knlt- lic <1903i. No comment. 7. Battle of Tippecanoe (1811). ’ nicolor to bring out the colorful Women of the Moose will be heio boys. lor the uw extra r>u« point pomv was stopped. swopea. . ‘n”> «f«han* for convalescent for Moral! Never start a battle in a timbelnind scenes and the thrill ­ Frldav evening. November 6th. st Ionia threatened again midway In rr'fn ho.pllak. Different canoe. ing forest fire sequences, said tb be the Moose Hall on N. Michigan Ave. the fourth period but their attack cluh» and «roups will participate n 8. Rotation of crops approved by Cn Wednesday evening. October tlie most spectacular ever filmed. bogged down on the Saxon 15 yard thl* work­ Rotary Clubs in 100 cities (1909). 28. the member* of the local chap­ line, where Ravmor tried for u field , Work is being done on the high 9. *80.000.000 fire in Boston <1872) “Boot Hill Bandits" ter enjoyed a combined birthday goal. Tlie ball fell short of the school annual, the Doomsday Book. 10. 369 fire sales In Jewish Quar- . Their Father** and Motherg* Ancestor* Settled In Penn. In Dealing with life as it used to and masquerade part}* at the Moose i senior pictures have been taken and crossbar. -------------------------------------------------------ler of Boston < 1B72i. Hall. Thb was preceded by a pot­ be on the last frontier. Tlie Saxons unleashed an aerial glossies turned in to Miss Wise, Colonial Days. Their Children Moved to Ohio in 1789. 11. Armistice Day. — "Secret .Enernle*- starring luck supper. attack In lhe final minute* of tlie. Tiiuzsday Miss WUe was at school 12. Give your fat to the govern- ' For many yegra. and u»itil their , 1854 game In an effort to pull the game taking plcttwes of music and vari- ment. We have some, including an Hr had moved from Tutca- Craig Stevens, Fay Emerson An exciting spy film at excep­ out of the fire. Tlie rains came, ous other groups. The journalism extra chin and several other place* decease.. Mr. ... and Mrs. Henry W. ... rawa* county to Wayne county. class lhe arrangement* however, making Hie ball hard to!' ‘is considering “ Tht' Record Mated tionally clever group of Nazi spies that they can have if they figure Walton resided in Maple Orove ’ohto 2° who attempt to murder a bright, handle - j of pictures, the cover, and material U-tebp Th,, c.™ b. M.P., Ote. VhES? young counter-espionage agent., Included in tlie annual. Hastings gained 78 yards by rush- to be -------------------------------------13. Friday, the 13th. Beware from Tuscarawas county, Ohio. They ■.■--•3. He e.” dccer'ici =; e strer.- "Belle of Capistrano" vania. He was described us a strong Ing to Ionin's 50 yards. The Saxon* | students again rallied to lhe slipping on a banana peeling. Hit! had ten son* and five daughters, powerful mnn.' more than six feet nlso picked up fl first downs to country's ------------- — ------- •call for scrap by passing April Fool! Dealing with 11 fued between two ..._ proportioned. r---------- 4. His1 Ionia's 5. out Information and helping with ■ 14. Congress debates farm relief In the above picture four of their ’a" and_ well Wilcox was the onlv Saxon back the pick-up of scrap on Saturday. without result. (1927. 1928. 1929. 1930. son* are shown, their names, ages' good habit* and "*”’ active “ work "*1’ con­ traveling rodeo shows Jeanette MacDonald. Robert Young who could gain regularly through Mr. Aten has been elected chair- 1931. 1932. 1933. 1934, 1935. 1936. nnd places of residence being, left tributed to his physical prowess, so ■In “Cairo" tlie Ionin line The slippery con­ man of the Michigan Industrial Ed-! 1937, 1C38. 1939. 1940. 1941. 1942) and to right, as follows. Alvah Walton. that It was not remarkable that he 1 An adventure comedy, a farcical dition of the field made the going ucatlon for next year. One of hb they're still at It. 71. und Jabcz Walton. 69. of Battle should live to be a little past 94 version of the hackneyed spy story tough for the backs on both teams duties will be to write an article for,15. Drake completes circumnavi- Creek: Clyde Walton. 66 of Maple ,cai« ui «br. uniKate Waitnn 'told B“,ly and replete with one of Wilcox and R Thomas starred for their magazine. Grove and Boaz Walton, 64. of Bat­ „i''S “mAoX“' । gution <864 one) of globe <1580). the Saxons on defense-.- Fpte, Gardtle Creek. The machine shop students, hav16. Sherman began1 hb march ncr. and-Oyler'starred for tlie blue ing completed sharpening took, are through Georgia (1864>. a Barry ... lived in Oxhill, Warwickshire. EngMrs. Henry W. Walton was the nnd white now turning center punches on the County man. Ira Brooks of Clover- daughtcr of Peter Edmunds, a Rev- land. He purchased a conslderTomorrow night Hastings meets latiies. Some are making cross dale now deceased was with him. lolutionary-soldier. In an issue of lhe 1 abl* acreage of Und in Gloucester. WILSON GEDDES Belding under the Fairground peen iuunmers. Banner,..published in June 1910, Ahere New Jersey, but never came to I 17. Suez Canal opened <1869). The passing of Wilson Geddes the lights at 8:00. The Belding attack • ■ ■ 1 America. Hr gave this land to hb merchant tailor of Charlotte last November 6 will be the last game 18. Face first seen on barroom ---------was an------------account of. an — honor which is led by Junior and Stankersjes came---to *• her Has­ 1 four sons. Nathaniel. Thomas. Dan­ week removed from this life u fine, of the season. Il ta to be with Beld- floor (1893). ■ f| ------““ 'from ----- the then " nnd John Spicer. Tills is the sea­ Ing at lhe Hastings falrgrounu*. j 19. Lincoln delivers Gettysburg tings Chapter of the Daughters of iel and William, all of xhom located 1 friendly Christian man. who hud son's finale tor the Saxons: ft Is Tills game will decide the league address* 1863). American-----------colonic* the American Revolution. That In one — of -- the - -------------— won a wide circle of friends In also the last game for eight seniors, championship. As we now stand, I 20. Peregrine White, first white ciuipter gave Mrs. Walton an honor- ln I?®- but it was not in New Jer- southern Michigan. Including many Cnpl. Bill Kelly. Hannon’Wilcox. ’■ Hastings must beat Belding lo Ue child In Plymouth, born <1620i. i ary membership, because she was M*>'- They dheovered and settled Special While They Last — F Bill Garrison. 'Ted Banash. Dunne for that position. I 21. Shooting of Dan McGrew a "real daughter" of the Revolution, on a level tract of land in Eastern $1.00 DUTCH OVEN FREE with pint fl J W ,Stamm. Ken Lane. Joe Beck, nnd ,। Students are urged to join the <1001). of whom there were very few then.. Pennsylvania nnd proceeded to de• Douglas Payne. velop Lacking time----------------and money none .. at this ~ tunc. vl 'loP it. -------------------'Junior Red Cross. Enrollment will: 22. Farmer samples cider barrel. and probably „»..v . He located hi Charlotte In 1892 and Lineups'' be taken from November 1 to 15. Starts compalgnlng for McKinley Both th- Wulton and Edmund* 1,1 ,lrst bulld u,cm “ home on u,c,r established a tailor shop on Main Hastings P n rr7».)A»r uus Ptau” navc Bus ca captains have °<*n been ou*y busy COI* col- , — <1942). families can trace their ancestry Ita“J* th*y du8 thue 8toun,! »*• -- - Kelly (Capt.i LE * J*",1* „" lecting telephone number* ’J- 2s.23. umca ‘ of stu* Chicago Stock exchange open- back to the early day* of lhe Ameri- ;wh<*re ,lved while they were , and built up a remarkable business. Stamm * “ 8 <1914). "a’“ can colonies, which rebelled and' '.,re'’, «ring it an ouUtanding success. n denta rWlns on lhe bus so they may ' *■ ed “ tan colonies, wnicn ana " ground —> « for■<planting. ,--------r, KrwM: .The ----- . making Townsend .... . .fromreueuea _ ml _ .. trvilc tlu'v -customers ....................came ___ _____ <•K Aviar cal,ed ,n cnse Uw bus 15 d''aKd M. no, Iniomua In pol- „„ u „lr p IMU1'>' iiKPil fnr His from -a _wide Ottosen C. ■ Hie,, found .soon. | ,in. w, Ind.bitd in a, do ‘‘’"J*"1,"?*• “ .cl“r-. territory—Detroit. Jackson. Lansing. R. Thomas Heilman. —st. -• ‘ IS. ISO.OOOMO American. b«m w.lun lor Ih. pl.olddr.pl , ol th, “ * • n<1 " ,wd 11 '"J'S*' ?' Battle Creek. Grand Rapids, and — • , wanon wr toe pnotograpn or uie -------------” Ayres Hawley FORMER HASTINGS BOY na. shopping ihAnnlno to az. avoid nuniri lhe di.a f...... ... ..... a i’ the young vomit? , men mm walked 50 miles te. I Christmas 0Ur brothers. also for the loan of walked 50 miles tc from numerous smaller cities in­ Coleman Raglin —---------------------TEACHES IN RADIO SCHOOL. |' rus,L • a copy of lh» Wooster Ohio Daily : Newcastle. Fenn. bought a cluding Hastings. He employed QB. Gardner Robert C. O’Neil, R"i sort of Mrs. Ione I ir*on o-NriiYf HaTun« ^publicans and Democrats Ftdcord of June 17. which contained of ... . th' rcturn several men. But he took all the rjr..n .whbse ______ home ._____ ।1 ce]ebrate Bnnash o« HMUngs R 4. Thanksgiving. • a ven. InteresUng write-uo of the trtP they ab0 yalked each carry- measurements, nnd Inspected every S^eeo'YU'.ls“?.n*tru<;J5>r^ Nobel Peace Prize "awarded to dedication of a marker at the grave ,n 5 cn houId«’ » Ing on hu hb *shoulder a half btwhel bushel garment before It was sent w to . a Edmunds, th**[ cu-stomer- lle "aw ,0 11 lhat ,l wtl5 Coleman. in, Mr OT..U hi ten taSSS toXer * of Peter E„“ 5*52? in Pioneer ceme-1 ------1 tery. East of Jefferson. Ohio, a me- I °r , w,heat returned to them 60 right in every detail. Hastings: ° t 0 !" ,hl* । “ L,<l>' **“' "“>“1 n'-1 »»• °hi liTth Lady Astor elected first wo-, mortal ot lhe fact that he was a bluhe,s1 He was active in tlie community Ionia: Ai । s* srjX’S !s-.o“ iJe'?' ” T " rt " n oo.fi. -rs.-u.„ .wte,..*. Tiiat i»per A descendent of William. George ; life of our stater city, and was libHostings Substitutes: — marker.■, Walton, was a signer-of slgner'of the Imim-jeral hb support of all actr activities lies ror dinner. ’[contained contained a picture of the marker. era! in his Hosey: Guard. Endsley: ■na-I.*.. i b“^^-’-w- Inst'1 23 ' &howIng Private 29. Detroit Detroit surrendered surrendered by by French French 'showing Private Percy Percy Lehr Lehr n a great great . mortal mortal trrcianiHon Declaration 01 of inorpenaencr. Independence I which would help Charlotte. Frandsen: Back. M. Thomas. Ionin I the oulb ■ I ,o t A En8U,h Fn Oil nil < I mO 1 Turkey irkp V -Alin __ ot ■ « z». . •Edmunds, • ,____ ______ fiA i There were recorded 90 soldiers I.. > aam It* organizers of the ““ hu soup tnr for grandson Peter wearing In n-a was one "■ of ■the substitutes. Tackle, Townsend: Back. December he a/ . 1 . . . j e^a. I the khaki uniform of a 1941 Amer-;’he Revolutionary Wnr named Charlptte Rotary club, also of the “ _.l°' 30 T*11* u u‘e endTurkey jCan soldier, giving n military sa-1 Walton. Nathaniel Walton later Charlotte country club and served lute lo this memorial to hb ances- 1 located In Philadelphia, where it b as president of the Rotary club. STJtSSi 10 •« hi« 1 He was Interested in promoting tor. That monument, with appro- recorded that he gave up the famLftrlr lIKL ninj .attended radio school at Lexington. ASSYRIA I Drt.te ceremonies wasded Ipriate ceremonies, was dedicated ’b's Quaker faith and became a tlie moral and religious growth of WADITAKA GROUP 1 riJned^ ' Mr «r Stanton Mr Bnd and Mrs Mrs. Wall Walter Stanton left left June June 14. 14. 1941. 1941. Constitution Constitution Ci Chapter Baptist. Boaz Walton, a grand- his city. He wns a life-long mem­ Since the Wadltaka group were Thursday ’*•— for'-----a few few days' days' vacation vacation of. of. the the Sons Sons of of the the American American Rev- (son of Nathaniel, took up 400 acres ber of the Methodist church, and iwnn Ust in the me Banner, manner, we have nnvc had nan ~nsning fishing and ana vtaiting. visiting. The The latest latest rere- olution. olution, of of Mansfield. Mansfield. Ohio. Ohio, had ;°f bnd In Northampton county, served the annual conference of hb several interesting activities. Our 01 Ul* port came from Franklin.____________________________ Michigan, charge of the program at lhe Penn. .. ---- ----------church on lhe committee that M ... . tern bum Mteto, «-«« « >• " Th. Mr. Mr. and .nd Mrs. Mn. Jay cm, . The Cole hum. home cemteo. cemetery. | Asa and Catharine Walton left looked a*’« ’he Investment of its from the home of one of our assist­ necessary for him to live in Aurora. I.। was the scene of a family gatherpeter Edmunds was a pioneer ot Pennsylvania and located in Tus- I mist funds. ant gugrdlami. Marjorie Norton, Ill., commuting dally to hb school11। (mr Ing Omul., Sunday "(ahi night honoring Ken­ locating land there In 1799, carawas county. Ohio in November I He «■» n»«lr a director of the work. and ending in lhe finding of —the K“-------------Rr>l N.tlnnal neth McClelland, son-ln law. who .nd bringing his family to hb new 1799 Their •six -chldren were-----all ifln* National Rank Bank tf of Charlolta Charlotte in In Robert Is well known In and left for Fort Custer on Wednesday, treasure, which wu a miniature Boaz Walton and 1 >012 and In 1923 and ever slnep home in 1800. He was a member of bom In Ohio around Hastings and hasCampfire many girl filled with candy, tor iiia wife, Lucille, will live with her the Moravian church in Pennsyl­ wife Rosanna, in 1805. left Pennsyl- i ’hat time had been iu president, each member present. On another friends here who will bo. phased to {parents, and has employment at vania. and helped to establbh a vania and located in the same Ohio succeeding the Ute • Congressman learn of hb splendid success In hb ! the plant where her husband church of that faith In his new county. They had three children ] J°hn M. C. Smith. He was a loyal Middle Lake as the guest of our chosen field of bbor. I worked. , 'home In Tuscarawas county. Ohio, ■when they arrived there, and four member of all the Masonic groups, other assistant guardian. Pat Bump. W. C. T. V. NOTES HASTINGS PHONE 2115 ! The postponed meeting of the where a colony of that sect located. more were born after they moved - -------- --- - -----------**“----------------— Then, of course, we had a Hallowe'en passing is a community loss for The October meeting of the W. Neighborhood Joy club will be Several Moravians, among them lo Ohio. party at the home of Dorothy Bump. , held on November 19 at the Mrs. Asa Walton came from PennaylMr. and Mra. Henry Walton, Charlotte. ' Clifton muicr Miller noine home with Mrs. vania vania toto inat that coiony colony inIn nwu. 1799. Mrs.- e,5,c Elsie Aiiennng Allerdlng wnn with twenty vmtun i Mn wuu oar*, parents parents or of tne the tour four men men .mown shown inin J2. ; rnembera present. The annual re- Miller, Alma Welcher and Lucy According tn the story given In the above picture, are descendents reiremmenu servea to twelve giru. (port of treaiurer was given. Buller cooperating. The Red Croos ; the Wooster Dally Record. Peter of the Walton and Edmunds fam- Play Belding Here Friday For The Championship FOUR MEN WHO GREW UP IN MAPLE GROVE TOWNSHIP AND THEIR ANCESTRY For Victory. STAMPS DltlJIa specials CREOMULSION S1.25 60c size BROMO SELTZER 50c size PEPTO DISMAL PHILLIPS MILK MAGNESIA 50c VANILLA 0815 LyBARKER’S Do your Christmos shopping early and of course at C. B. HODGES Dependable Jeweler Hasting*, Mich. We have also sent 826 00 to U. S. O.! army recently, have been sent to ln thf 8'*‘ Pennsylvania Battalion. ■ these men have a fine ancestry, for cookies and Kits besides send- .Camp Wallace. Texas. Robert Hlnbom in that state in 1760. jdevoted to religion and to sincere ing 270 dpz. cookies. Wyman Cla- mnn remained at Port Custer I “Rd died in Wayne county. Ohio in patriotism. Mtt gave an Interesting talk on Lmveii Freemlre. a 4-H ' club ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------Temperance. Thirteen members al-! member, ha* as a gift from hb Mrs. Fred Bennett employed al was here recently in the interest tended State Convention In Lan- grandparents, a Duroc Jersey pig. for . the Oliver plant in Battle Creek, of the scrap drive sln8 ‘hb project was most of last A fried chicken supper will be ----” Uat ----- yfek - - - - . . ___________ ,,U> piVJCV. "UiA. work. WM absent AUOC11. from work AV .nd Mrl Mr. *** Broain A, lines. ^rved al the Briggs church on RRANCH niRTRirr_____________ ■I Mr an<1 ot n,. 3y- week due .A to ’illness. Mn. August AUIUM Swar BnHx bu tern In ,:M ock<l i fTtter ron'Center were guests of Mrs. Mrs. Mr X Mrf wm nillin.h.m m Mlllcr lait Wednesday nn Arhnr th. A..t I«a —k. rar. RorwJ b>. w g c g tnra of of Mr> PorML Stamm and children ing for an aunt, who Is ill. ! Miss I.a Prenl Rankin, daughter Battle Creek were Friday visitors Mra. Hattie Stevens had as Mr .nd Mr. O. D. r-MTll 'J of Mr. and Mrs Floyd’ Rankin anj Henry Bldrlm,n. who hl, w Thom“ Wllklnwrn ol guests last week, her sister. Mrs. Frank Kelley of Battle Creek spoke Grace Strauss of Grand Rapids 51L"’ "* •'"1 *“* “ “ “P I D.K- a-iui ol and Mrs. Jennie Miner of Lake their wedding vows on Saturday at r«. W.w Whitmore ol lhe' “ “• Odessa. Mrs. Stevens accompanied tlie parsonage home of Rev and Mrs. Henry Campbell of Assyria her abler to see their brothers. ^iS'^STol8 B^fe “ >!SSr Center. They will reside at 219 Lath­ W. R. Jones and family of Bellevue rop avenue. The «*ppy Do«n organization and Charles Jones and wife of Bat­ 1^4 ire. Herman Milter nf wlU meet on November 13 at the tie Creek during their visit here. !, Mrs. George Shale will open her ' honoring her , KenneUi McClelland of North home on November “6 h "— ntaht and and h0^ « . .. 1>lla Miller. Detroit were Saturday night K,,e,rtA«. oiio.ie linn i^emey-iiK' .ar. and Mrs. Andrew Preemire Avenue road, who fc employed daughter Mrs. Virginia Schton of SX’hS? ta,” L°""“ at the Wilcox Rich plant, b inducted Climax in a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Floyd Randall had a ris­ nesday. A farewell gathering hon­ oring the event was held Sunday Custer, as. a guest part ot lest evening. ------I The Andrew Freemlre family had Caller* at the Mr. and Mra. Hugh a* a guest Sunday Mr. Preemire, the Reports to the sheriffs office uaso homo Caso noma last lost week weex were Mrs. lather, fathex. from Jackson. jncxson. iaM Ployd Bennett on Tuesday. Mr*. Everyone b urged to attend the Hal‘9*‘'<‘« t01tl 01 a dangeri Andrew Preemire and Joan. Thur*- Red Cross meetings and do our bit to ou» prankplayed by some thoughtday night, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ran"Carry On" Thursday we will work less youngsters. They lowered the l dall. Friday night and Mr. anc at the Mrs. Nellie Miller home. -------- ------street lamp over “ the ---------highway west Mrs. Willard Case Saturday The preaching Mission, conduct- of the hospital fin Green street so Mrs. Josephine Greenfield of ed by Rev. Marclus Taber, our pos- that the coated wire Would be hit by Charlotte is visiting at the home tor. b in progress thb week al lhe a car. And that happened. Tlie of her brother-in-law and sktar. Mr. Union church, impact smashed the windshield and, and Mrs. Jay Cole. 1 Tlie *Neighborhood Joy organi­ had the wire not broken, might The rural students of thb lo­ zation held their October session have seriously injured the driver. cality attending Bellevue school in Battle Creek at the home of Mrs. Some time It will be necessary to enjoyed a vn cation from school Bemife Bristol with Mrs. Laura curb Halloween deviltry That may work due to the teacher's Institute. Howlett and Mn. Ora Mason co- not occur, however, until some one Visitora al the Stevens school Is killed or maimed for life. “Free­ last Wednesday were Mr*. Randall. ed _________________ to discontinue the programs and dom" to commit dangerous and the teacher** mother, and aunt, I substitute Red Cross----sewing. ------------- ---------------— lawless acts is not what Americans Frank Martin of Martin's lake are fighting for In this World war. It Was A Dangerous Halloween Prank FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FRESH SALTED PEANUTS NEW CROP 14c I LYSOL 50c 43c C0REGA35c29c IPANA TOOTH PASTE 50c«e 43c DR. LYON'S TOOTH POWDER 50c 43c DRENE REG. OR SPEC. 60c™ 49< COLONIAL CLUB HAIR TONIC ?5c 59c 60c 53c DOUBLE DANDERINE (OD LIVER OIL ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WASH ”^*29' f AMD FIDF NF WK ★ *M A WORD TO THE WISE $109 49* 47c 43c POUND MEYER 5c to $1 STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1M1 ■«aUR»awm»M=xEB«sBwa!aT, Leona Helse of Grand Rapids ac-! Woodland. OuUldo of njne years aaa A M K ■ E U IE F A 11 M II U I VU MF III r cotnP“nlM1 tler on th« piano. , In Castleton township, she spent the WOODLAND COMMUNITY g—BaaaBg,"ii-T" .at.i,i. ----- s—,t , ——,-r— Fifth and sixth Grades Saturday evening guests of Mr. anta. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Scott. Mrs. Artie Spindler, teacher *nd Mi. Kendall Coau were her , Mra. Lois Kacchele and LoU Ann Our stampa money amounts to brother.Emerson Royer and fam- of Caledonia and Mrs Vern Cobb 823 25 so tar thia year. ity of Piqua, Ohio. Miss Cathrinc . and children «e of «v.> Fort w..-..Wayne .n.n, spent We had an enjoyable HallowOn calebrated her sixteenth birthday­ Monday atemoon at Elmer Scott's, party Friday afternoon. We ap- a.nd h*r ®®-is Andra EndMr. and Mra. Harley Taylor spent Bunday afternoon at Rusaall Taypreclated the assistance of Laurel. ***y Hendee. I Mra. Bessie Woodman attended /^nr —K,u.l f-i. — u . IHa lUatK W Z* T- IT »— Mr. and Mra Elmer Scott and Prances spent Friday with Mr. hlbit showed some of our hobbles. Lanzing last week. and Mra. Harold Kaechele of Cale­ donia. Brethren MARTIN CORNERS Mr and Mra Vaughn Geiger and Rev M. E. Hovt ol Arthur L. Dodge, pastor PLEASANT HILL Mr Bnd Mrs. Bert Palmer. Mr Amd Mrs. Stephen Carter, Mr. and —u «Cook. — Mrs. Herb Mr. .-x and Mra. j Vere Carter. Mr. and Mra. Clifton I Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Malt Matt Bedfoed atlanded 'a birthday party for Norman Purchase at the Orange hall Saturday evening. Almira [ eighth ■ —,=r----------------- .----------------------------------------eighthgrade gradeboys boysas participant ! Sh* united with the Church of .. i -dr<w ------------— thr Brethren at the age of sixteen, . H. A- Kltaon it spending this Jack Crockford of East Lansing m*n-F Visitors. ----------------------------------------------=r— ; while attending Manchester college. «u> Mt o~ j ip.ni wwtnd-<ih hi. ■"«” "MuiXSfLSf j «» She pha* always com­ « emm Cl, ! «7 1M Uh Wtlb, cnxbtad . -unuarrs........................... .. ............... I 1".'' ”" been a devoted ST I There was a fine exhibit of lhe P*n!on and energetic, always seek•r/ .Trvm. arl and bobbles. in the sev-. UMf to do those things that added VTUIACC JWUPU anu uuiuji. I h.imvii Yh--xi.un ehtJifhu ujiiuavu sj1i- enUl «n,de room,0 lhe com,0fl a“d happiness of for tlie best costumes jnriun of or Chicago CaiVifn visited Mr. and ।I per oer hi tn the tne chureh cntlrcn basement oasement oh an “— - I.... JOTdan . The eat stand, ice cream and. tha“ 1“’e ,oM Mr. and Mra.' WKl Jahruon and Mn. Carl Jordan from Friday un- | Armistice day, Wednesday, Nbvemeandy booths were busy selling their' She leaves to mount their loss, U1 Sunday and attended the P. T.. ber 11 beginning at 6 o'clock. son Arthur were guests of-Mr. and wares lhe entire Evening and show I » devoted husband, a brother. AD. £. fair. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.1 Mrs. Nat Peters of Chicago vUgood profit in spite of higher: Miller of Woodland, a nephew. Del­ Bunday as our church is co-oper-1 «nd Mra. Orr Fisher Thursday of Dale Geiger of Grand Ledge were or day. Carl Jordan and their guests were ited her mother, Mrs. Glenn Eng-' a prices. . mond CuBer of Nashville, a niece. atlng in lhe Regional Bible Inweekend visitors ai Herbert Gei ­ week and preached at the MarMr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter and entertained at 'he home ot Mr. and, und and sister. Miss Marjory Engger's. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Benedict Mr. and Mr*. Vere Carter were * «-H exhibit — at du" J* xtitute which W1U be held at the I tin church Thursday evening. Mrt. C. J. Barnum of Galesburg, land last week. play with a movie shown of the 4-H , , , j er reUl!'!’a. and “ h<Mt Elmdale church of the Eplhren | There were meeUngs at the Mar- and Joanne of Greenville were Sunday dinner guests of Minnis Ward plant ' and I oI frlends ■nd neighbors. November 8, 1 and g. Members and | Un church five evenings of last Sunday visitors. weeks visit with her son and fain-1 Mr and of Hartford spent the i work in the state,' Johnson at Middleville. I The F F. A. ,Boys put on a fine 1 The funeral was held Friday af- friends are Invited to attend these week. Mbs Olive Knapp of HopSunday visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williams accompanied Mr. , l weekend with her parents. Mr. and! agricultural exhibit List of the temoon. October 30 at the Metho- MMiona. । kins was the speaker two evenings. Clarence Kime were Don Seger of and Mrs. Byron Rowlader and Mrs. Gertrude Stahl of Lanring., Mf, M1Un Trumbo and attended i prize winners Will be given In next | «ll*t church In the village with Rev. The instructors are Rev. David t she was a guest at the homes of Hiutlnp and Carl Seger of Grand daughter Patsy of Caledonia to Miaa Jean Burklc of Battle Crect the P T A falr i —h V. Townsend in charge. Rev, Wleand of Chicago and Rev. John I Mrs. Evadene Weeks and Mra. Vel- Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Spenor John- South Haven Sunday, where they and Mr*. Croeby Washburn of OU-. A Woman's Study Club to Meet i The Hoi Lune) train will soon ' Arthur L. Dodge, pastor of the Metzler Mrtrlrr of nf Nappanee, Nannanu Ind. I __ — ma r. Demond ~ ~ ““ ,*°n ot Logan. vet were guesu of Mr*. Carl Buntie ma uernono. Mr*nd t«nUr Mni Npeb Mr ftnd vbited Mr. and Mrs Arthur Clarke. x-purch of tne e are grateful — South Woodland Church United Brethren In Christ Tlie Novemoer meeting of the be under way a Friday evening and attended tluwMrV.-«A^!?'n*n 8h^l,.‘S> an$iMra. Lee Oebom called on Milton Mrs R J. Williams who had been our“whole comm'hnlty which re­ j Brethren, preached the seimdh. Woodland Woman's study Club will be held •to -------*•••’-------school fair. i?S?” e' ,and rh,ldren, °< Osborn at Pennock hospital. Has- spending the week there, returned In the school house, Tuesday eve­ sponded so splendidly.that our Fair Burial In Woodland Memorial park. Morning worship 10:00 home with them. .: Mr. and Mra. Chas. Faul and chllNuhvUle were Saturday evening lln- Thursday afternoon. might I* a succeo ano. tn doing so Sunday school 11:00 A. M. Those from.away who attended Sunday dinner gueslfc of Mr. ) 'Ultors at Mr and Mra. Orr Ptah-1 Mr and Mra Don^ Powera and drcn of Hastings were Sunday eve- ning. November 10. "Bible Night" make it passible to support .the Hot There will be no evening service will be observed Mrs George Par­ the funeral.tre Mr. and Mrs. Waiand Mra. Clare Wil I buns nnd i iMrs Littlefield of Lanrott. is chnimion of the hostess com-1i Luncli for another winter. because of Revival meetings begin­ II Miss Greta Cogswell of Kalama,,mv- Katherine spent Sunday afternoon at daughters were: Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ mother. Mn. Geo. Paul : We wish to personally thank ev­ mlttee ning at the Kilpatrick church. | xoovUlled the home folks over the Hnbert ae|ger>. Mra. Littlefield *c- bert Tolan. Jr., and son Lynn. School Tale Huge Sueeewi . eryone on the many committees, Velma Bruce of Blissfield: Leon Hall Kilpatrick Harry Williams and friend, Mb* gin were dinner guesu of Mr. and !"«. ,l,.rt« -X. «IW 0,1, the manner in which they responn- and Mr. and Mra. Laird Wotting Morning worship 11:30 A M. Betty Woodcox. of Detroit. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Dell on Friday. Mr. and the school house Friday evening. ed and worked together so harmoni­ ot Grand Rapids: Mr. and Mrs i Bunday on complaint of several dlf- |eVenlng. * Mra. Roscoe Williams of Petoskey, Mn. Kwyn Dell of Leslie visited October 30 was another big success. ously for ultimate success. We are Harvey Bupp. Mr. and Mra Henry '=>' iinsp; •' and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williams their parents. Mr and Mrs. John Over 250 were served chicken sup- proud . of our community and the Ford. Kalamazoo, Mias Betty Wotand daughter Kay of Woodland. Dell Friday and Saturday school. ring per In the cafeteria. Music by the interest they lake in the kuimwi rlI>u and »no miss ixmise Wotring. woinng. Lantan* except Saturday beginning Sunday. eenera, ita too Dan that some peo- NORTHEAST WOODLAND Mtas Louise Mr and Mrs. Seymour Jordan of Mlss Marilyn Miller and Joe Gar- high school orchestra was enjoyed It was a big Job and it wai put | sing and Mrs Maud Wotring. Nash- Nnv- a»h i Mrs Charlie Van Zent of Detroit Middleville were afternoon call‘ . pie cannot distinguish the difference Hty ot Chicago spent the weekend during the supper hours. A half over in ' assisted in raring for her mother. rnzT« r.onvv I between a little fun and the mallwith Mr. and Mra. Robert Crockford hour concert by the school band was helping, OROVI clous destruction of property, for ----------- ,T'l Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton Sweet and Mr. and Mra. H. L. Alierdlng m given from 7:30 until 8 ** « ’" Li.”' Aw,y . Beginning Sunday. November 8th n>, cy.u Orme P T A. will ,hkh ,bo«U be .Hued U> p.) «' U1“ u'rth* '’.r>ee, lul family of Grand Rapids were Sun­ CaHton were dinner■ guests at*lhe The Variety show. "The Stinking Mrs. Emma Miller passed , pastor ncv. Rev i. I n. H usgooa Osgood win will - •••*verwilnx. Noeember rull„1u ,nd -eeX day afternoon and evening guests ----- at— ~—. ------; Wotring j— pastor, .vx.uh,. nu 1.--------- -------wav Woodland vilhome of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Al­ Stages Melodrama Co" gave .... two away at her her home home in In.Woodland yU- conduct a series*' of evangelistic , Pot sandwiches p~ luck supper. Bring ---------—~ ,cwd tn lhe mWWer. ,,UrJ'£d E/ “.V?11 ?' of Mr. and Mra Clifton Campbell. iening Sunday. performances during the evening to lage. Tuesday, October 27. at the । trick church. wire and your own Mr. -nd Mr. J D Aelkk .nd O™fa "*(-“■ “■» J" ..... nl thc .... Kllp< ....,^.,...k church. and onc dl*n Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hewitt and narked packed houses. housra The hiahllaht highlight ot or age-of M years after a long lUnras I fcrv|cet Mr.. M11IW -hher .limbed > mexlMU- oi« S.l«d.Z Mt- SOUTH SHULTZ Services win will begin each nl<ht night at at table lervice Mrs. Gus Johnson were dinner the show'was Mbs Nancy McLeod.1 Mrs wotring was oom in wood- 8 o’clock. No services Saturday. ■ In, for u>™n M lhe Methndbl “™“”tlwlr «» lo Nuhone , Mrs. Amy Sonneville had a birth­ guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Raymond land township. Barry county. March Thursday with Mrs. Pearl Dvmond ehinxh In H.HInp Sund.r .Ilerand Mr. day Tuesday and she entertained Tlie pastor's subject Sunday Ted Super ai East Woodland Sun­ McLeod of Grand Rapids, who gave 31. 1889, the youngest child of Mr and Club-No. 1 serving dinner Elec- noon J. M Roush over the weekend. her mother, brother and sister­ morning will be "The Possibilities of day and celebrated Jeralec’s seventh n fine exhibit of baton twirling with and Mra. Hlrlam B. Miller On May Writ. Cogswell and daughters Car' Mr and p ’ oyd Kimble and tlon of officers. wmuoEsweu ann onugnters vur— v — — ~~ ■JL ' ------— “ Sunday evening the theme । in-law for dinner. birthday. one and two batons with a tap 10. 1011, she was married to Vane Faith wu, w TWW.™ «>a ™ I, B“a"T ““o«’ c“u H. »n<i nrxu wrrr sma.x »< «•“ Ol?' “”l”Mr. and Mrs. Wendell kenyon Miss Phyllis Eckardt of northeast dance accompaniment. She is the E Wotring of Nashville. They first will be “Sowing and Reaping." The ’ . —,nd BenMSchneider s;."''""' Mr " °" ....... Woodland spent the weekend with 1 granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. Gil-1 settled on the old Wotring farm 1U11C --------- --------- —,— ---------- - runer g. , Lansing Sunday where they were and Mrs. Emma Stillwell of Bat­ I .nH Florence of nf Kalamazoo and ..... . U4ICT .». Miss Joan Leffler. Miss Marilyn bert McLeod and Mr. and Mrs Dell north of Nashville which they rent... , .... .and ! I dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Will tle Creek were dinner guests ot Mr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon FrtEckardt was a guest of Miss font Wllllams. both of Woodland and ed. Later they bought the farm ^5?^ “n> InvUed 10 aUend 1 Rendell Coats and family and Max MILO I Kimble. Jlalrigh over the weekend. former!}' lived in Woodland. Mbs owned by her parents, south of mese services ' - --------------' A. Dr.E.A.Edgerton E. Edgerton of Knlamnzoo I Mr. CooU and family. | Dr. of Kntamnxoo I Mr. and and Mra Mra. Ray Ray Scheel were Mrs. Ethel Hom and Lucy O'Con­ ----- ---------....------a-xra._ -<•-«- Sunday dinner guests Of the for­ High School The Coats Grove Extension class । spent TUesdav morning hunting The Seniors wm will gn give their piny piny . win will meet wnn with Mra. Don* Dori* Teeter, with Rush Saundrra. mer*s niece and -nd husband. hurtme oouora C ineir mer's Mr. and nor gave a Halloween party -Sat­ att' Tuesday. Tuesrinv Nov. Nov 10 to ntat tn10 n'rlnrk ——•- in *- lapsing •onn Friday evening. November 20 at o'clock.' ».r.Mr. nnd Mts. Lawrence Tobias Mrs. Merl• Trask They urday night for Bobbie and Dol­ ores O'Connor. The guests were 8:15. Thc piny they have chosen I Please be prompt. Everyone wel-1 spent Tuesday with Mr nnd Mrs. also called on Bruce Eckardt at M. S. Is "His Ozark Cousin" and the foi- come. 1 Arehle Tobias of Hastings. |C. Jerry Bates, who wns home over Shirley and Arlene Dickerson. Ro­ bert and Yvonne Lord and Ronnie towing seniors will make up the • The D. O. T. O. club will have on Sundav. in honor of her par- the weekend, returned to Lansing . (O'Connor. Games were played nnd cast: Audrey Mullendore-Mra John their annusl Family Night supper' fnta' birthdays. Mr and Mrs Rush with them. ------- .------- AU Ra^ln. typical mother of today; and program at the church next Raundar* entertained Mr and Mra Mr and Mrs Walter Cooke. Mrs ia <“* *nred' Dick Krebs—Jack Rankin, college , Wednesday evening Chairmen of Grmwp McKtbbln nf Yankee Sprinxs. Lydia Schuler and Miss Esther I „ !^aJ02ntu<,n"nLRUth Bay!’e7- promm are Wilda Alluding and Ml< jtmilr Wilcox. Mrs. Merle. Schuler were dinner guests of Mr I V®"a J fr“J2Stl Glenda Rankin serious young lady Pearl Demond. A play. "Antl-gos- i Bradfield and W A. Spaulding were and Mra. Fred Cooke and family : ’rnnd’ vet humoraui—ear _ ui>, r-inK** *—t Pot in. TfAntinvt Prirfsv i।near near Dorr । motner. Mrs. Mino Kenyon, yet humorous: Maurim Maurice vand Vandecar — I sip club" u-ni will K, be presented. Dorr Saturday Saturday. ' fl1”’’; -------- . 7.' .... J Mrs. Johncocks gave a party for supper, all Invited, Ned Richman. a friend, easy going, lurk --------- rr—----------------Mr.' and Mra Lawrence Tobias Miss Olga Eckardt and Mrs Alice collegiate: Mary Jean Krebs—Fay ----------------• “ • Sunday S .zunua; guests unu> ,ur for uiiunrr dinner -i at r«ui Paul , Bn nntl d Children children spent «pent Tnumagy Thunder eve- inrnacr iHrndce attenara attended tne the W. w. V. C. T. t. U. Kirby a friend, likeable, curious. Woodman's a-ere Mr. and Mrs dnr- I ninw nt Otis Boul'er'x nf Crerecv convention in lensing from Wed•„« Haliqween pumpkins and and th. the chilchil­ impulsive; Oliver Boulter — Gkry erce Davidson of Kalamazoo and I Mr and Mrs. Chas Jnenba nndnesdny until Friday of last week. !,,41low, »n uumukins Stark. a newcomer, reserved type; . Mr. and Mra H Woodman and j two children of Grand Rapids xornt Mra. Floyd Meyers of Woodland ' dren wore costumes for the occa­ sion. A jolly good time was had Vernon BalUnger-Ouy Haines, nn ' daughter, Marian Brink, the latter the weekend with Mr and Mra called on Miss Mertie Steward Prlland a lunch was served. Eastern cousin of Mrs Rankin; ■ being here for a week's stay at I Frank Roush. (day afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. A. Kenyon and Carmen Fry—Betsy Haines, his wife ; Paul's. Mrs Lerna Barnum who I P T A on Thursday ----------‘------«*> AfteTthe night btui1 DELTON (Donald spent Saturday evening "with a mind of her own"; Carl Al-! has been assisting In the home, re.... nrcmv Nashville I। witn with Mr. ana nnd wra. Mra. uoroon Gordan Kenyon meetlm- Hallowertt mmrx andMrs Geontc Abbey of NashvUle lerdlng—Randall Haines, modem turned to Hastings Saturday Mntnand Darlene -----Kay are getRe- has been vhltlng Mrs W W. Potter . of Basting* and Sunday evening young man: Mary Ann Pennington er ------*-*babv ---- --------------- I .t„nU were' enloved bv*a!l SSXwntg of a m.rah- a‘J™ for with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Treat ot —France* Haines, all American girl- tlntf along fine Bellevue. Gerald Mlske—Uncle Zeke Tyler, Other callers at lhe Woodman' m-Row roast I Mr and Mrs- Dewey Ames and !.Bellevue. Mr- and ■nd Mn. Frank Fmnk Maas and nnd age 80-7D. typical Ozark mountaln- heme Sunday P. M. were Rev. and । Mrs Madeline Normsn was a lwo children of Howard City called ! ,,Mr. K..X. Mrs Kalamamn visitor Thuradav -.. ... Saturday. I Mrs. of Kalamazoo Mrs. J. n O. L....OX.. Crawford. m. Mr. and on ...»_ ^nds ____ in town - Kate - - Patton • - -~Paui Townsend and children. Mra. | Several famllira attended thMraWalers and son of (spent Sunday. wiUi. Mr. and Mrs. Penny Milk Program Townsend. Earl Sesae and Mr. j He fair at-tbe Delton ’Hiool Fr|. ■ {’Iamw*u c*B«d on tier parenta. I Mila -Ashby. --------- — One half pint of pasteurized milk Celia — —■ ------- ---------------------- -- -.vXnln. .nd Mr. rrw o Hufhn B.t- 1 "" KUS’ hK will again be served to the school and Mrs. Walter Thompson nnd children for .one u , |!?“?! o'?2“ .....—.... this ...— winter .... .. penny. family u* nn>* (Xbora. .M r..» Br.,rkM ,ho»- “'J-Z of dcuiuiu Bedford also Wilma I Mr and Mrv Charles Beck of'parent*. Rev. nnd Mrs. Fred Hom This half pint of milk will be avail- Hnlaht and Betty apd Margaret Al- ln» several artleles mg several article*. Galesburg visited their brother-lnl^oni Friday until Sunday. abie to any child in school. Thlsllerdlng is a project of the Federal govern- 1 The C. E was led last Sunday PIWAPaNT VALLEY law and xUter. Mr. and Mrs Gordie .------------r •_ _of Grand Durkee Sunday. ‘south thornapple Meb'.e V-n....... Ailsbore went. [ evening by Earl Weygandt and be Friday -»»h Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Leon Dunning [ Mr and Mra George Mason nnd Gas Rationing To Be Held tn Rchooh . showed. pictures and gave accounts The gns rationing will be held in of activities at the C. O. camp In.. Brake Thev >rrnm- moved back to their farm south of .Dorothy of Grand Rapids spent the school. November 12. 13 und 14. Northern Michigan. Next Sunday,r—uM h». ... . . „,... and sn»nt Friday the village Saturday. | the weekend here with her parents ’ Mr. and Mrs John Adams spent Mr. and Mra. James Oliver and The hours have not been definite- the lesson subject is "What ean we nleht andS«turrf«v in th-- Hiv. ly decided upon but will, be an- dn to u-oiiioic promote pence peace?" Leader Ml La Mrr and their *on-ln-law. daughter. muiuh Eunice.. They nil npeiif. spent ■ ■ lu ucaucr ,vi ann Mra. iwrv John onnii E r.Brake nraw and nnn . Thundajr with ...... ...... -,»vjr mi nounced in next week's Banner., v-rno ' ...Mr and. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I aqme time on Sunday with Mr. erne Clum. . f«mlh' «r>en» Sunrt«v -i'h The school teachers will have charge The C. •—e « C X F. will have a n.^.rm Hallowe en Mr- Rov Kvser ... of „ South Boston Williams and family at the W. K. ' and Mra. Francis Oliver on lhe of the gas rationing similar, to the mrty at the Earl Sease home this Mira Franrey Scott nf. Grand Kellogg Farm at Gull lake. Frank Lee farm near Irving. sugar rationing Ust spring .Thursday evening. Rapids «pcnt n week with her pnr- > Mr and Mra Mark Garrison of j Mrs. Grace Nichols, who lias Cloverdale have purchased the been assisting at lhe home of Mr. (Dunning house in the village here, and Mrs. Al Dutcher’near Calc­ ite is rural letter carrier on route [donla. Is at her home for the 13 out of Delton I present. Last week she visited at Mrs. Roy McBain, who has been thc home of Mr. and Mra. Sam । a medical patient in the hospital at McKeown and family, also at thc If you could get deep, rich luxury of ' Hillsdale for a few days, has re- home Of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mci turned to her home here. I Keown, who reside on the farm fabric and rugged resistance to wear । Mr and Mrs. Peter Lelnaar are formerly owned by Mrs. Clara Clsi epending eome time In Kalamazoo, ler. — all in one coat — wouldn't that be ] Mrs. Mildred Fuhrman and her [ Mrs, Hattie Johnson accomimnmother. Mra. George Sprague spent led Mr*. Lizzie Jones to Hostnlgs like getting two coats for the- price of । Thursday in Kalamazoo. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Johnson । Mrs. Maude Corwin of Battle remained over until Sunday aftcrone? Well, that's just what you get in ' Creek spent Thursday night and ' noon with her brother and alstcrt Friday with Mr. and Mra. Geqige ' in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James John­ an Alpagora! Because every square . Sprague. Mr. and Mra. Edd Clark-; son. when they brought her home. j and Mr nnd Mrs. Calvin Blanch-1 David McKeown, who has been ard of Battle Creek were visitors at transferred recently tn a camp in inch of Alpagora fabric contains twice the Sprague home Bunday. Georgia, arrived home the forcMr. and Mra. Leon Pennock part of this last week to spend his as many hair fibres as the surface of called on their uncle. Andrew Her- ten day furlough with home folks bert at the home of his son Lowell Mra. M. BeGer. who resides In an ordinary coat. This is what textile Herbert in Otsego Sunday afternoon. | the Hattie Johnson cottage, reYour correspondent la on the turned ’Rtursday from spending scientists call a Double-Dense construe। sick list at thia writing so there a few days with friends in HasI is not much nears. [tings. Vfte fc®"'"5. tte ®’'W ®®®' 3591 tion and all laboratory tests prove that double density means fdr greater rich- ■ iims— Tar longer wear. Come in and •elect your favorite model today. THE TOPCOAT »325# and save minutes for warl You’/e wondered what else you could do, in your own dally life, to speed lhe war effort. Here's one thing everybody can do — Cattle ff’/irn your telephone rings, wnsicer ns quickly at you ran. AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE It’a a little thing, hut if all cooperate it can be far-reaching in its importance. Every call must pass through a cen­ tral office awitchboard. And, awitchhoard facilities and telephone lines are busier than ever — carrying war mcnaagM. We’d Hite to add enough new equipment to meet all demand*, hut that’* impossible because of material shortages. INE So you can sec why it’* important not to keep any call waiting. Yonr coopera­ tion in saving telephone minute* help* dear thc wire* fofr war calls that must go through! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP ^3 HuUng. Selling Quality Keeps L't Busy .Michigan 639933 l«re ira tilwr wiyt yw «m help: SEPTICEMIA 1. Ke*p <|l your telephone calls at brief you £>oderla trusted Veterinary Products. You can get here for example. Hemorrhagic Septicemia Bacterin or Aggresstn Ztafrri* to inununue bogs and cattle against Hemorrhagic Septicemia. We supply, too, other &ederla Don't call Information for numbers lilted in the directory. had th of your battle, bones, sheep, swine, fowl, small animals. Today, especially, don't risk low of valuable animals through 3. Make only lhe most essential Long Distance calls. When possible, give the number of the distant telephone you are railing. SAVI woaot AND Will! ROM WAI I Mishigm Bell Tslepheie Conguy CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1842 ------------------ 7-------------------------------------------------'given. You may be one of the luck- GLAR8 CREEK SCHOOL NEWS land Mra. Forrest Buehler. jon Mr. and Mra. Fred Schau of ------— ■ ' —Patty Warren accompanied Phyllis | Mr and Mn. Kenneth Steckle Camadea Sund.y Thompson, local. and Beverly Lord to BatUe Creek — were Bun----- । ’t Miss Velma Buehler of Hastings_____ ------ —— Mre. Nellie Singer and Mra. Lor-,1 “r’d......................... y“"«y of Law*ng Mias_______ Marion, Rohrbacher of Lan- feet spelling Friday were Phillip where the attended a Halloween CHURCHES land Miss Vivian Buehler u. of^Char*jng spent spent nawraay Saturday nigrw night ana and Humphrey. Dean Richard Sage, I family of party test Saturday afternoon. ralne Russell of Grand Rapid* were d,y «f A*a Steckle. ••••— auw.-r. *-•“«- ,, *mg Sunday dinner gueste of Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs William Spear and lotte spent the weekend with their Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. Vivian Kidder. Helen Miller, Dar- Church of the United of "Grand Itepids7MlM v'irginia 'parent*. P^rente.Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Forrest Forrest BuehBueh- . «nd~Mr»' Whitaian”' Mra. Mra I leen Wieland. Donald Blough, Do- , Mr* Ivan Roush ' "*<m of Gmnrt p«nid« mu*‘Virginia Mr. and Mra. "Thomas' Thnmi, whitman. Brethren In Chrkl of northwest Rutland were Sunday Walton. and — • Gerald —----- Woods, -- - . uiiiiui w. w. r*. ire of Hastings, and Mr. and *r. < Clarence Rohrbacher and children1 —lores visitors at Russell Whittemore's. , Pt.Xi^-ui Mr* Thk"ier7"tocsl." w"eri Thc choir of the Methodist oTHMtlniTwere’ Sunds^ '^rtjT Robert Miller. , 1 Sunday. November 8 Sunday visitors at Foreest Haven's nithmi^A s’lnd“r dinner guests of Mr. and church ---------church held held their their Halloween Halloween Party Party — Mn. Nancy -----Deming returned ■ Fr**Fort were the Robt. McOlocklln family Sunday with Mr. and Mra. a wrap drive party and enjoyed the io 30A. M Sunday school, at the home of week after -------------------------------n Mra. John Thaler and family ; -; t--. z‘. I ” ;• Mr. and Mr*. How-1 frm0 Grand Rapid, । last and Alva McOlocklln. «’ ' Mns Myton Thompson and Mra. ard Thaler Saturday evening. B TOBB very much. We were just I U:S0 A. M. Morning worship. Mr. and Mra Fred OUs and Robt.. ard Thaler Saturday evening. a three week*' vUit. She Is Maying n^nIretaSie “ • Caroline Buehler of Alta Mr and Mr BIld Pcrcy p^y of with Mra Kia CaU. la little frightened, too. by all lhe ' LOOP. M Christian Endeavor Mr. and Mn. Forrest Havens and noon. Kverauoti) aeicome. Mrs Jock chaDtnan of Detroit. Mr. M.r.h.11 r m— 1 .. [queer looking spooks. Afterwards,! *:oo P M Evening servic. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver of 8:00 P. M Thursday Prayer meet- Whittemore, and Mr. and Mra. M,l,nU *erc 8ul’d«y dlnn*r .pending a few day* with Mr. and doughnuts * Hastings spnt Sunday with Mr. and Rapid” X Russell Whittemore attended thc Burton of Hatting* called m 0° Mr ?,mTy. ‘nd * ** •n<* 1 - - Mra. U011 Howk. . Farm Bureau banquet in Hasting* Gertrude Konlcczny Bunday Intermediate Room * | mid Buehler Xi-nd and family , ' * Chwe^spent : R.Mra. Taylor of of Grand noon. Monday night. Mra. Carrie Cook of Manton and “ MrMra Forrest Xrte. pld. Jea.se B Tt>eto fy gue.1 Mr. 10: 00 A. M. Morning worship. . We enjoyed our party Friday aft­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bechtel and Vein Cook of Traverse City were 11: 00 A. M Sunday school. ‘ “ emoon along with the assembly pro- | a:uo p. m. trnnsuan Enaeavor. *■>■■■« Billie of Hasting* «•«■«= were Sunday *night HENDERSHOTT Thursday and Friday guests of Mr. Patty spent Friday night with Mra ife,***~na wVn 1 Cora Carr ond other relative* In . w*‘cr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oosch grean. Walter Woods received tint gjno p. m. Tuesday Prayer meet- visitor* visitor* at at Chas. Chas. Whittemore Whittemore'*. *. and Mrs. Clarence Benedict. ..s, i R«*- “nd Mra.xE Everett Love are । called on Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Gei-'place in the masquerade. Joyce Niel- m* I Mr. ""' and4 Mr*. John Haven* and Mr. and Mra. Roy E. Nngler of Lansing. Mrs. Fred Ballance of wry »<*n' happy, a* as are are>al*o their many । gPr of near Alta Sunday afternoon, son. second, and Marvin Rosen' ... Mr. and Mr*. x I Rodney of Hastings were visitor* Meyers. Florida, called at A.J Detroit were weekend guests of Mr. were Bunday dinner “ 0 P®‘"’d I Rev. and Mrs. John McCue were J * Freejfcrt Methodist Church • at Forrest Havens last Friday. Clark's Wednesday evening. Hr nnd Mrs Fred Kunde and family. Hastings I PLEASANT RIDGE guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence . 4 e " , ‘ ® ek , h “ ' called to Lansing Monday.-by the ' ** Blo «8h Is M . 1^. p^tor Mr. and Mra. Ivan Roush and ipltal on October 27. The young lady dt.aU1 ot i*tt«'s hlrec Mrs. back us again. | Morning worship—11:00. | Tlie Ladles Aid will meet Ulis to live on the McOraber farm. oilier friends. JBenedict. Mr. tutd Mr*. Bert Llnsley of I‘d^ August Brenke. Rev. McCue otflWe are looking forward ta the' Bunday schdol-12:00. . ! week Thursday for dinner at Mra. The 4-H Club member* M Mra. Clement MtikI returned from m»n. ■j--,, w> --------- T—J—— August urenxe. kcv. ' aicvue out--t -----------------------afternoon -------------min. .,— . ^Wch wa* Oa«'*«J November Carlton Center Methodist Church Pearl Demands. Pennock hospital Friday after un- Hopkins were -------Saturday *?”c- Mother nnd h daughter, are elated atxthe funeral. which Oamiral Friday evening, eve Hendershott and McOmber were (Ingoing ah nppendkllB operation, guests of Mr, and Mrs. Emett Took- jdotiig nicely but the Rev. is hav--.|M,W .ThUrsda» at the Estes and ®- E*®1? one come. I Little Carol Lathrop of Toledo attendance at the Acheivement D Mr and Mra. Karyl Livingston and er. In< considerable trouble to keep hl* funerai chapel in Lansing, i * * spent a few days with Mr. and Mra. Morning worship—10:00. children of Clarksville were Sunday Claude Mead 1* spending a few hnlnd on hb work these day*. ConM«hle Osborne snendlng Grammer urimintr ywi 1 Kenneth Kelsey. Hastlngi. Sunday school—11:00. dinner guesu of their parents, Mr. idays helping his son Kenneth Mead gratulatlon* to the folk* at th* ’■ Mn.■ Mabie Osborne I* spending pending ।I — | The Coats Grove Extension class Mr. nnd Mr*. Floyd Garrison We enjoyed the scrap drive, Hal- , ----the winter with Mrs. Ida Payne. [will meet with Mra. Doris Teeter with Mr. and Mrs. Pay Whitworth nt’d Mr*. Rnv Wieland (of Maple Grove. parsonage ... ioween loween party party ana and assembly assembly last last BARNUM SCHOOL Mr. and Mr*. William Yule and I Willis Hutchens ha* been trans- I Mr. and Mr*. Case Hoekstra of , Mr. and Mrs. Prank Thompson o ur rooIn pm «... .. on the nlay ,.y Mr Keith Durkee and ' Tuesday Nov. 10. at ten o’clock, from Johnstown, called on their daiightrr Shirley und Mrs. Lewis ifrrred from Fort Custer to Arkan-;Grand Kupkls were Sunday gueiu were in Graltd Rapid* last Monday ..j^ Difference on Hal- famllv^vUited’the'tatteVir^w^i* 1 “lease be prompt. cousins. Miss Gertrude Preaton and Christman and son of Grand Rap- , n, Hu address ts Pvt. WillU of Mr and Mr. Claude Walton. on businea. . Jawren " J? ,yJ of ’ Mrs. LaVcme Klnnle is spend- Irvin Fisher tn Charlotte. Sunday Ids evening luncheon Mr. and — Mrs. ---------Arthur Clinton and ' Mr and Mr*. Othte Makey* of i Our room joined lhe Junior Red — ---------------------------------------------------i ig ------------a few days with friends in Flint, afternoon. U.. were Sunday nuuunv rvriiniK (Uiworvil . Hutchens. iiuwunia, «1 •PH.. Co C. 101 Med ---------- ------------•»_ Della v..t. m nl Camp Jos. Robinson. Ark. Gon of Carlton were Sunday dini i. Theda Kelsey of Grand Rapids Seaman Cleon Mead I* vUltlng guests of Mrs Yufe. Pt. jj Dm. dln- Battle Creek were Sunday evening 'eras last Monday Mr .nd Mrr. Mr. Kl.l «, ..nd of .nd Mr., M Mr.. „„„ .nd Mr. Cd, ww Br' • .1 • ■>»«> >“• “ W»™“ Hnrrmu Mr.d. .nd nU>S Ru*< John*on and Miss Elenore Mr and Rial Kellogg .nd and n ^r guests of Mr Mr. and Mra. B B. R. R. ... , Banish of Hastings were Sundav^Jo Ann ' of-•Lansing. Mr. ..................... and Mn.. ■ Clinton. Mr. -- -----------------------------------------and Mrs. Ray Clln- :wr ,1L ]|. 1. Fr rrr^nun whwn News SM.. Mr. .nd Mr. Ou, Ku>u»r .nd rrl.llrr. In Huun«. Hu bo., ,u, I. Mr .nd Mnd of HasKu. w, are Interviewing two hn h. ’"Mr "jJJ M^cETwXoh cl ‘*- of near Woodland were Quincy> was sunk ln “U’ dinner guests ot Mr and Mrs Dan iRobert Glasgow and sons of Dowl- -ton and Jack of Irving were supper and Mn. Mrs. tin, EUey Mead we Preshinrt”'Mra~rteir*Wanrieh nf ¥*'T Marvin In .‘ a recent b battle "...tinn and Phyllis Ann ing. Mr and Mrs Willard Arnold Suests. tin|ts Were Sunday • J™ ' Mr * Anhur guests Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. A. of the Solomon Islands. no were Sunday evening evening callersgjj-u callers ’ man atria »hith*. are; Kalamasoo Mr and’Mr* Elaine Kauffman of Lan- ,„r Mr. Mra Ralph Walton nnd, nnd anti .-nd Marilyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Mrs. Clement Mead. Nora Patrick and Joey Caroline .on R. Teeter and family. Mr. and Mrs Percy Dtmond of »->n Jimmy of Sr.uth South Bowne were Howard Bolo of Hastings were Sun- ring r‘»R spent *P«nt the weekend with her her Mr. and Mrs. Prank Denise were 1 Buehler. La Nora U the dughter sundav euestT of Mr and Mrs M>n Mr. and Mrs. Wamle Kelsey call- Hastings stayed at Albert Brill s ■niunday dinner guests of the for- ,dav dinner guests of their parents, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kauffman. sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.; of Mr and Mr* James Patrick and nl? rLAtaM * M U cd Sunday afternoon on Mr. and farm Friday night to Sunday nighh m-r s parent*. Mr and Mrs P I. Mr .nd Mrs Glenn Kellogg, in Mr and Mrs Bert Hayner of Glenn Solomon of Middleville and ' Uve. in lhe FUlmore district west a p la-nnnn of Mr*. Coy Stowell also on Rev. and while the Brills vUlted Mr and Mra. Valton. Mrs Floyd Walton was a honor of their father's birthday an- , Elk* Odessa were Sunday evening, Mrs Campbell and Mn. Nichol* 'of Freeport She Is fourteen years r ^ii^phh.v’ On *" * * Ray Staley In Dowagiac. nd Mr .nd «n Ad.m &. UeCo,d, 3d Tar., hSJ ‘ i Mrs. Prank Johnston of Cedar —------------- < e » ——— , Mra Irma Brown. Mr-. Mabie 1 Mn Bernlco Closson and daueh- ldr«| Miss Marion Rohrbacher of Lan- ,. -reading books; sporu-aoftbali; toM* - - “’id^t »mouier. Mrs. nen crocK ““ui‘iioi? ”ieft “sL'rSIy SP’dn«B 8"d *«»«* Mitchell NORTH HOPE NEWS . ' •< Ur wnd Albert ulrkh w’ O borne Mra Merrill Karcher. Jo-‘ter. Nancy, accompanied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neeb and sing was a Sunday dinner guest of subject—English and Literature' Sht to begta training at Fort ?nd c-ti. nccomnanled Mr« Walt Thom- Floyd Walton of South Bowne j family of Vicksburg were Sunday her grandmother. Mrs. Ida Payne, iFlower—Wild Gentian; book—Gin­ Monmouth NJ. . dM,‘ *lth Mr and daughter. n- of South Bowne to Grand Rap- 1 spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will , According to an item in last ~r Lee War Nurse. 1 Pfc. Arnold Johnson, who has a rohn Pnrt,,r of Mrs. Harvey Hill of Battle Croat id > Thursday. j Howard Cress of Leach lake. A herding of Carlton week's Lake Odessa Wave-Times, Joey is the daughter of Mr. and ■ . Mr. and Ohio, Mrs. vuiua John me, Porter 01 Sul pad been .S' ono>»Ule. nlfh, • taken to Community boam Mr ... ...» and Mrr. , -------------------------------------------Nell Newton. Ona.. Mr. ---------------and Mra. Will Neeb N«*h of nr Mr. and Mra. Mrs. UA. L. A. Abbey Abbev of HoHas- th ,h. e -hh—. of rv-n.ia Donald wi»t« KlnU. >. .------ .. *• * R T“«rt “r ■n'1 Su no uu'r •• " anil tL4lli;in TIL. ,". were > riClarksville ” ---- —-------------* ., uuu>c< Howell. and* ••• Mbs, Lillian Biram were .Sunday dinner tmgs called on. .............. Mr. and, -----Mrs. — Coy former rrerpon Freeport boy is Pvt. uviibki Donald I Kouthwext southwest Of of Freeport the Jones riowru. a>i.v. niruni weic liiiui 1 .lormcr Freeport In tile M, TnO h “ “1? “S,"" ■nT M" <»»1 «“<' I Kinta, A. B. 8. N. 36,184.023. 3rd. Co. 'dutrict district but comes comm here ta to achool Sunday visitors nt the O. L. Newton suesu of Mr and Mrs Lewis Neeb. Stowell Saturday evening. IKlnt*. school mi . auu mi ... ii. «v. uuuiuwii of pt nuB Ohio were callers Satur_____ ■ _ . _____________ ■ I. nUi M «..n vtr und Umi Neeb .und Meria Mr. and Mr*. Hwyn John* -------■* -neir w mm h<,me nt Plainwell Mr. and Mrs Meryl and Meria Mr. Mra. EJwyn Johnson and ,T D-i a. P. 8. Ft. Knox. Ky. ThejBhe u fourteen year* old and her of Piqua, Ohio were callers Satur- moved t0 Mhhawaka Ind. We hate Mr nnd Mr*. Howard Smith of of, Haatlng*. Mr. and Mra..Ray Neeb daughter Lois and Boyd and Corpaper contains thl* Item: favorite* are: Hobby—fishing-Sport spent a few days last week with d“2Lafl5fn00n„ „ lo low o«r “«>d neighbor* Grand Rapid* were Sunday after- land family of Vicksburg. Mr nnd .win Novisky of Grand Rapid* were wprd (O hla parenu. Mr. and Mr*, —roller rltating- subject—World relatives and friends in and near 1 The Coat* Grove P. T. A. will Mr Bnd Mr*. Albert Ulrich called noon auests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy | Carlton, and Mr and Mrs. Clarence ‘Sunday gunl* of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Garfield Slater at Clarksville, from HUtoryt Movie Sis Hopkin*• Mt. Pleasnt. ,pent lhe week' a potluck supper. Bring sandwteh- on hi* filter. Mr*. Emma Norton In Smith. I Mrs Arthur Clinton and family of.hardt Kunde. pvt Elwtn R. Slater, slates he U ptnwer—pansy- Book—The Secret Irving Sunday a* she suffered a I ' Mr nnrt Mra Walter Durkee have ” “n<1 One <Uah U *hate #nd y0Ur Mra. Stella Kelnev of Coate Grove Vnn Patten, local, were supper MUs Virginia: Moore of Hastings now ^tloned In Scotland. [ of the Chestnut Tree, was n Sunday afternoon caller ofjgtiesU. j spent lhe weekend with Mr. and The Barry County C. E. Union • • • own ub,e "rvlcc- E^O' one in­ closed their house and gone to . vited. Itov. and Mrs J L. Ickes. ] Mr nnd Mrs. Franklin Burgew Mrs, Howard Thaler. w(jj Monday night, November Senior New* Ur Mr* Earl Engles. Mr. nnd Mra Bill Slocum and were Sunday evening guests of Rev. Mr. anu-Mr*. Wealey Keim and g ,t the Nashville Evangelical The Class met Monday morning, spend the winter with their dough- ; f unliv of Hastings were Sunday nnd Mra Paul Olnjstead nnd fam- son Vent , of ClarksvUle and Mr. church. Pot luck supper at 7:00|under direction of Mr. Ardis, to ter in Battle Creek. GREGORY to Dan Kams* Fridav for a few evening guest* of Mr. 'and Mrs. ily of Caledonia. ,«>><> Mrs. Semlah Seese and Mr*. , o'clock. Reve. Kenneth Oriswold, begin putting plans into effect fori Mr. and Mr*. Vcm Haywood were UBT , BI1IJ r,uinTO home with davs and lJB11 Dan ,returned New Zealand Kiwi Genree Bii'tance. Mr ahd Mrs. Virgil Woods spentAdah Motter. local, were Sunday pUtor of the Nashville Methodist j our Carnival Friday evening. Wei Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and hlm unUl arter seawn Mr.-. George Nelson was in Ha.*- Friday with relatives In Howard guests of Mrs. Anna Moore and church will address the Union on have asked members of other grades llnaa on business Monday forenoon. City. |Mr “nd Mra- Charles Woodworth ijhe topic: "Loving our Friends and to take part in the program, and -ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— Dickie Nanny of Wacousta was a Mr and Mrs. Ed Coals visited '“nd son Mike of Eaton Rapids. I Enemies." assist us In other ways. wetkend visitor at the home of hl* the latter's brother. James Powell Mr. and Mr*. Wamle Kelsey of । The Barry County Council ot | The member* of thc class enjoyed prandoarents. Mr. and Mrs. Nell i of. Dowling Sunday. * Pleasant Ridge and Mrs. Sarah Christian Education will hold the 1 the Halloween party Friday afterN-'wton and family Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Underhill of , Walton, local, were Sunday after-iannua| convention at the Nashville'noon. Dr. and Mrs H S. Wedel of Hastings were Thursday afternoon noon visitors of------Mr.--------------and Mrs—Coy Methodistenurcn churchluesaay TuesdayraovernNovem- I „ ■ .. ------------• .wetnoaui „ . I0 outside inFreeport Senior Carnival Hastings were Sunday callers of'v'jsltora of Mr. ^nd Mrs. Richard Stowell. ' speaker* ------•----- will •Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson/ciudc r*v j. Burt Bowman of 1 How *ro y°u planning lo spend Mn. Julia Godfrey and Mr. ir.d Durkee. Mr. and Mra. Lewis LewL* Neeb and Dennie were Sunday dinner tainslnr and Miss Jenson of Orange- , Friday evening. November 6th? You Mra Dan Postma. some­ ' would ” *be “ *interested “* *"* *in “ ’doing **'------------Lawrence Wieland and his eousln. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ray guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ville. 1 ’ _______ ithing a Utile out of the usual, a William Wieland of Logan, spent hie Neeb and family of Vicksburg lo Thompson of South Bowne. Miss Marion Roush of Lansing I Duration Club little better perhaps, wouldn't you? weekend at Manchester College. Caledonia Sunday afternoon. spent Friday night with Dorothy ! The Duration Club held lU metiThe Freeport Seniors have lhe r.f the former's brother. Raymond. family of Woodland spent Sunday Bunn. Marlon h now employed at j ing In the Library Room October problem solved; They're having a the Ingham County Sanitarium In 8th. Special thanks is given the ।Carnival at thc school house, with - - — - ------ -----------------------------------Mr nnd Mrr. Walter Dunkclbergrr with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres. Lola Wieland attended a Hallo- Lansing. mothers in thia locality for co- every sort of entertainment for nnd family of Marine City -ere Mra. William Klemp r spent !last —t ; operating in the meetings. They young and old. There's going lo be Saturday callers of Mr. and Mrs. ween party at the home oCMr. and I■ *' -eek with her son and other retarela- are planning a display window in plenty of excitement and interest, Mra. George Overholt of Logan ww* Clement Mead nnd family. lives at rDelton. the Library for local boys in scry- । a good evening's program of en­ ** — “ ^"~' Mrs. William Hutchens is visiting Friday evening. callers — at ■U>e Howard McRoberts of Alta was a ' Sunday --------- --------— Warren ----------- ice and would appreciate it If ei- tertainment. lots of games, and |n Grand Ranld* —-• Mrs. •*— ery mother, wife, or friend will best of all. an excellent menu of Rev nnd Mra John McCue and Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Surrarrer home were Mr. and E H. Johnson and daughter Lois bring hU photo to the Library. Plan refreshments, and they didn't leave Mra. Alice Gardner nnd Emery Mrs. Joe Kauffman and family. Mra. Everett Love and baby i »nd Corwin and Boyd Novteky of to -------------attend the next meeting Novem- out cider! Towe attended n meeting at lhe daughter relumed home from the ! Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Rusbcr 25th. And don't forget, there'll be prises Caledonia Methodist church Bun­ hospital last Monday afternoon. ' —----------- - ----------------------------------------------- :-----di”- afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Post of South Bend. Mr. nnd Mra. Earl Gnuth and family of Flint spent Saturday Ind., and Miss Kate Westerveld of night with Mr. and Mra. Clarence Alba are visiting their daughter nnd -niece, Mra. Everett Love, for j Benedict. Percy Rowr spent Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Jonas Blough and his son, Wesley, nnd family of AlMrs. Nellie Robbins of Clarksville Mr. nnd Mm. Toni Surprise and were Sunday callers of Mm. Itoliy family of Allegan were Friday af- Parks. ! trmoon and evening guests of Mr.' FREEPORT Mr. and Mra. Otto Kunde called sell Hinckley of Watervliet, and (r AUCTION SALE As I am leaving town and no further use for the furniture I will diipote of it at public auction at the residence located at710 North Michigan Ave. in Hasting* on DRUGS and TOILETRIES 39c IP ANA TOOTH PASTE 33c ALMOND LOTION ALL PURPOSE TALC-^rge can 45c 49c LIDY DEODORANTS Li’“id 42c PERFECTION HAND CREAM DRENE SHAMPOO $l.oo.ize 79c pint 49c ORLIS MOUTH WASH pint 33c MILK OF MAGNESIA $139 SUPER D COD LIVER OIL Pint YEAST & IRON TABLETS bot 250 98< COMPLEX CAPSULES s249 Vick* Vapo Rub----- 27c Agarol — Pint — $1.09 SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 1942 Starting at 1 o’clock, I offer the following articles: HOUSEHOLD GOODS 8 piece dining room suite Chest of drawer* Table Couch Buffet 6 leather seat chairs Sectional oak bookcase 1 Fresh -______ •kC Hot Water Bottles And Electric Heating Pads Still * good stock to ehoose iniiiiisi Sdrug stohe = ZZZ REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY —; ZZSZ Hotting* Phono 2241 State & Jefferson 2=, 8-3x10-6 rug 9x12 rug End fable 7 quilts 11-3x12 rug Electric 5-way lamp 4 piece bedroom suite 3 linen table cloth* Bed Chest and bench Coil springs and mattress*' ' Dishes and cooking utensil* of all kind* Chest of drawers Food grinder Dresser Picture* Lawnmover Iron bed, coil spring and mattress Shotgun Fork*, (hovel*, hoe* Easy way enamel 5 burner oil stove 40 ft. garden hate with built-in oven Kitchcn cabinet Carden cultivator 18-inch Florence cool or wood heating 15 gallon oil barrel Congoleum rug Lawn chair* Chicken wire 4 rocking chairs Carpet sweeper Kitchen cabinet 6 odd chair* Square table Organ 2 beds and springs Mail box 3 step ladder* Work bench Window boxes Bedding Feed barrel Sentinel cabinet radio Many other articles too numerous to Dresser POLO and DRESS COATS .. 15.00, 19.00,24.75 FUR TRIMMED COATS _ 19.75, 27.50, 39.00 FINER COATS 42.50, 54.75 GIRLS'TOP COATS at.... .6.00 COAT SETS WITH SNOW PANTS10.00 to 16.00 SNOW SUITS 6 to 16 at 6.00, 8.00 and 12.00 465 NEW DRESSES Latest styles and colors 3.95, 5.95, 8.50 mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, nothing to be removed until settled for. MERRILL ALLERDING, Prop DEWEY REED. Auctiosioor Extraordinary Valuoi in All Wool and Part Wool Coats. Today, more than ever, you should demand quality fashions that will wear well and be lastingly, lovely. "Printzess" coats have stood for quality ond satisfaction for almost 50 years. It's wise to select early. Class jars Crock* 2 chicken coops 9x12 rug COAT SALE Knives and fork* . 5 piece breakfast set 6 dining chairs Chocolate Covered CHERRIES Ib. box A Oc Scales Chamber set room suite, good See Them! At Frandsen’s! Square gate leg table Velvet 2 piece Krohler made living Dresser Commode Clock . CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk Frandsen9 "Exclusive, but not expensive" HASTINGS ' �THE HASTINGS BANKER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, IMS Men of Bar WANTED;: 4*000 Michigan Men Like You Cor Six of the Navy’s FINEST Fighting Ships! APPLY BEFORE DECEMBER 7th At Your NEAREST NAVY RECRUITING STATION Four thousand Michigan men are needed by the first anniversary of Pearl Harbor. DAVID J. COOGAN. C. B. M., U. S. N. R.. In charge Will YOU be one of them? of Naval Recruiting. Kalamasoa District. The Navy Recruiting Service in Michigan has pledged itself to provide enough fighting men in 30 days to man six our our Navy's great ships. YOU can be one of these men. YOU cpn be one of the proud group who will say, December 7, "Listen, Hirohito, here's my answer to your little surprise party a year ago today!" PROCLAMATION WHEREAS: The United States Navy has done a heroic job of fighting an offen­ sive war in all parts of the world, and is continuing to maintain the offense in our war against the Axis, and; WHEREAS: The current production of warships and merchant vessels, so vit­ If you have construction or mechanical experience, capitalize on that experi­ ence by joining the "SEABEES," or Navy Construction Battalions. ally needed to win this war, is at the highest peok of any time in history, and; WHEREAS: Hundreds of thousands more patriotic men are needed by the Navy to man these ships so that we may be assured of a complete and all-out victory over our Axis enemies; 7 THEREFORE: I, Charles H. Leonard, Mayor of the City of Hastings, Michigan, do hereby proclaim that the period from November 7 to December 7, 1942, be officially designated as NAVY RECRUITING MONTH in Hastings and urge the citizens of Hastings and all other nearby communities to assist members of the Navy Recruiting Station here in their efforts to help enlist at least 4,000 Michigan men in the Navy during this period; and I do further urge all men from 17 to 50 years old, inclusive, to investigate now the opportunities which the Navy offers them. 1 « CHARLES H. LEONARD (Signed1 ATTENTION: MEN IN CLASS 1-A You con enlist in the Novy until the day before you are inducted. If you are in Class 1-A or have received notice to report for induction, visit your Navy Recruiting Station as soon as possible to assure completion of your enlist­ ment. • . REMEMBER—It is your privilege as an American to choose the service you want If you are a skilled craftsman, the Navy offers you a splendid opportunity to serve your country at a time when it needs you most-and yet keep right in the line of work you like best. It is your duty to yourself and to your country to put your ability and training where they will be used to best advantage. Ratings paying as high as $126 per month, plus generous cash allowances for dependents, are given qualified men. All "SEABEE" ratings are above minimum and all men in thqse Battalions receive 20 per cent extra pay for foreign service. A "SEABEE" with dependents can obtain a rating which, with extra allowances, gives him a monthly income of $190, plus all his living expenses. And don't forget-the Navy has a reputation for taking care of its men. You get delicious, healthful food-three square meals a day, generous servings, all you can eat. Living quarters are comfortable and clean. Recreational activities keep you entertained both ashore and on ship. You receive a complete outfit of warm clothing FREE upon enlistment. Medical and dental care is the best in the world . . . and it doesn't cost you a cent! The Navy has a big job ahead, and it has many modern ships to do it.. . power­ ful Battleships . . . rugged Destroyers . . . lightning-like "Mosquito" boats. It needs hundreds of thousands of men like you to man these ships. Be one of them. Join the Navy TODAY! YOUNG MEN, AGES 17,18 and 19 You Can Learn One of 49 Navy Trades! Become a SPECIALIST in thc NAVY! Learn a trade io you can fill a high-paying job later in civilian life. Tho NAVY offers training in FORTY-NINE <49> different trades and specialties . . . and it especially wants younger men for its excellent schools. Choose the service which offers you most. COMPLETE YOUR EDUCATION IN THE NAVY! Novy Earn-Whlle-You-Loarn program at your nearest NAVY RECRUITING STATION. 10 Ash about the New Post Office Bldg., Kalamaxoo. Shirley B. Henry. Honorary Naval Recruiter for Barry Co., will be ot the Hastings U. S. O. Room Mon. and Fri. evenings from 7 to 9 P. M. to Interview prospective recruits. Great Men On Great Ships ~~ BE . ' \ ■ • �TIB HASTINfll* BANNER. THURRDAT. NOVEMBER I. 1M3 y County --17 to 50 UHMa NOW! 4,000 Patriotic Men Like You Can Man These Great Fighting Ships! Ai a meant of promoting our National War Frogram and alio of pointing out to the young men of this com­ munity the opportunities of a career in the U. S. Navy this advertisement has boon contributed by the following patriotic firms: Hastings Construction Co. Hastings Grain b Boon Co. Hastings Ice b Fuel Co. Hastings Lumbar & Coal Co. Highlands Dairy Hastings Recreation Court House Service Station Hildebrandt's D-X Service Frandsen's Store Ben Franklin Store Reed's Drug Store Smith Refinery Station Triangle Super Service Clyde Wilcox, Florist A. J. Larsen The Value Store Hastings Cut Rato Shoe Long b Moore, 5a to $1.00 Meyers 5e to $1.00 Store C. Bill Sherwood, Insurance Strand Theatre Barry Theatre W. A. Roth, Furniture LyBarker's Drug Store C. B. Hodges, Jeweler Waters Clothes Shop Carveth b Stebbins J. C. Penney Co. Food Center Andrus Service Montgomery Ward Auto Sport Shop Baird's Clothing Barry Cleaners Hastings City Bank Earl Boyes, Real Estate j Burkholder-Nischan, Inc. Thayer, Jeweler Dutch Kraft Paint b Paper Farm Bureau Services, Inc. Hastings Cleaners Jerry Andrus, Insurance Dorrance Trethric, Ins. Taylor's Shoe Store John Bulling b Sons Lee Office Supply Roahm Motor Sales Goggins' Service Station Consumers Power Co. One of Them! ENLIST NOW �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. INI I and butter. Moisten with water till HICKORY CORNERS • ’ rill Hinckley, to greet the members Serve It To Doughboys house to house. The next callers • i of the Garden club In true Hal- , Al Hallowe'en Time 1 the pudding is fairly soft—not soggy At tlie Red Cross meeting last were an aged grandfather (with tong • , toween. fashion. |I An nil added KUUITU boost to M......... op- , ---------- ——Wednesday the sewing chairman re­ whiskers; accompanied by «n In­ ,>iv» <111 ■,iii be given si<tni thl* uii* year, yrsu. with I’ dope. ”t~'. _ It may take 45 minute* ported that thc Hickory Comers dian princess. ■They were given a Funeral services lor John Ackett, Further enhancing lhe holiday P>e* tlie announcement- that this *home Se™ with Hard sauce or cream Unit had completed 10 dozen gar­ cordial welcome. A pleasant eve­ 81. were held Sunday afternoon at, air. were arrangements, of bitttr-'--------------------------------- w" va If there la apple sauce available, >•-»-•- one- ment* and 34 Soldiers' Kits. The ning was enjoyed and much credit 1:00 o'clock at Uie Hess funeral sweet and fall flowers on the buf- state product wil) be featured as' ” home conducted by the Rev. H. R. , fat and table*. The curtains were combination* with donuts during regular monthly meeting will be is due the children for their pan Krrlg Burial in Lakeview ceme-, decorated with grinning pumpkins National Donut Week which will be held the first Tuesday of each in mskin; Halloween a decided observed throughout the country pies being already sweetened, so month at the Masonic Temple. lery. He is survived by his widow, and black cats. much sugar. Brown sugar Is good These will be all day meetings with from October '. ’ 6th through 31st Laura, two sons, Vem of Lansing Supper was served at IfrJO. the ------November 10 will be the 187th in this recipe instead of granulated. BARRYV1LLF. anniversary of ‘he birth of the and Leslie of Battle Creek and one table being centered with an ar- ' next­ rangement ot flower* made entire-1 ’Sjxmsors ’«■ of National Donut Week ■ Finally there's tlie Donuts with United States Marine Corps, the daughter Mra. Lillian Nye of Has- 'I ly from vegetable.* vegetable* and onj flanked flanked on on ' ly from Including baker*, grocers, and home , Michigan Apple Meringue. Here's year there will be particular em­ l|ng» Mrs. Howard Johnson spent church this week Thursday for a Pvt. Dewey DuU of Texa* 1* either side by com shocks made of the recipe. economist*, are encouraging house- । . phasis on the celebration of this Thursday with her parents. Mr. and pot luck dinner. You are cordially ■ invited. event, because today the gallant spending a few days’ furlough with I weeds, and miniature pumpkins. wive* throughout Ute country to ure Donuta with Michigan Mrs. Will Havens of Rutland. hla^parenu^Mr.jMid Mrs. Beal Dull; Place card* were cookie pumpkin.* Michigan apples with donuta to Apple Meringue Mrs. Rollow Clemens of Hastings Mr. and . Mrs. Howard Asplnall other relative*. . ..................... Prizes were given for costume-. make some novel appetizing dlshe* spent the weekend with her sister, decisive battles of the far East with and and daughter Judy and Mrs. Glen Mrs. Hubert Lathrop 'and family. Beat 3 egg whites until thick. Mias Mabie Roscoe of Bellevue Mrs Ida Wright receiving first and during that week. Moreover, donuta , the Japanese in the jungles of the Aspinall. were at Battle Creek on _ . Beat in 4 tablespoons sugar ana J, i spent the weekend with Miss Carrie *»*> ---------------**>Warren — ---------— Mrs. --------Royer ---------I bought at lhe corner grocery —! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelsey of business Saturday afternoon. teaspoon baking powder. Continue ■ Calcy. Coals Grove were Sunday dinner The evening wayspent In play-' whether they be of the plain, sugar *r‘­ beating until egg whites are stiff The Senate on October 23 passed i phitathea Class wlU meet Ing Halloween grtmes. the mre.t coated or glazed variety—helps one Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer and guests of the Lathrop's. I the Springer Bill. H. R. 7675. to, Wednesday night at the home of but not dry. Fold In 1 cup of thick guests. Mra. Leweila Beadle of Bat­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde. Rev. J. --------------m-------------------------------------------------------- — ;^hefWhoie'".nli^^ amend thc IBIS charter of Tlie | jkw Louie Carter. tle Creek and son Jimmie of West I pies. Mound meringue on tested Hickory were dinner guests Sunday “nd ‘,.W0J“5h’ McrT1U »,nckI*y ‘he commit- usetl a* a bare for dessert* and *aL tended the meeting at the Hastings -------------------------discharged wtoran* ot<lhe present tera spent Sunday and Monday tee in charge \ ads a nd-combined with Michigan cinnamon <tonuj>. Bakp tn of Mr. and Mra. Earl Burdick of Methodist church Sunday after­ war tn — parents i„ —i. *---------\ moderate oven <350degrees dt to mrmhrrahin memberahip. This measure 1 w..k titer In r--.. Detroit. ' _ ___ —_____ ____ -r___ F.) Augusta. ’ . noon. 'until meringue L* delicately brown­ which eras approved by Ute House. ( Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and STRIKER Mr*. Homer Bartlett, who is help­ Mr. and Mra. Paul Kesler are lhe October 14. then went to the Pres- Mr>. <j*ll Lykins were Mr. nnd Mr*, ed. Serve hot. ing to care for Mrs. Sheldon of happy parents of a 6 Ib. 3 oz. son ' Serving donuta Week's Leljer one. idem. | Homer Conyers and his mother of Last , ,form — „ or. .; Doughboys LTOUsnuujs home on leave win nomc will ocde- ' Delton, spent the weekend at her bom at Pennock hospital. Oct. rognt. ... c , j lku * A total of B1.660 deck* of playing! Lynn. Ind. Mrs. Carl Retz of Win- M^gn^M^ ™ • rimeiTtar National Donut U*hl eeaung any one of the uibove home here. 31. He has been named Paul Clay­ card* had been shipped by November I Chester. Ind.. Mr. and Mrs. Ottl“dMra D’b Gr^of W^i *'s 7<-r~ -—~~ -— -ur—j dUh dixiirs. Remember, too. that lhe Rev and Mrs. Edward Swaddling ton. Congratulation*. thar'WWk the 25th anniversary- of clltnax cUrnflx Of Donut Week U Hallowe'en 1st to member, of our armed forces Lykina d Bunds? of Gregory expect to move back to Uttle Janice Brum spent Thurs­ land Sunday. I.!1be ?. observed. Do-“ on OeU>l»r Wl>y m; ,u,« . their farm here in a few days Be- day and Friday nights with her world^bv'uJ'ptirty 'and Etaht the I CharterAyNigiu’t'of N°he Nliwhriito M” M‘* EcM ’nd Mrs' H4rl!"rt World War 1 “will laute of the rationing of gasoline. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph X^n'?X0r',n‘“UOn °f T''e i w™ s?dUSue*t*X?d rT'o'^k 8trik^?BXP1homek;nC W^.7 ^fTheTAt* aS’L^' the^I "" ■ servicemen to your home, feature Rev. Swaddling is unnble to take DeVine. ‘ some donut recipe served with Mlch- • are of hl* circuit with three ap­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klevering ■ tgan apple* and you'll not only em­ pointments several miles apart. Rev. and son of Muskegon spent the phasize this State's fine product to Swaddling reports thlat the grocery weekend with Mr and Mrs. Elmer FAIR LAKE ™ cottage recently vacated by Mr and ar, LAKE Here are some novel way* to serve , the visiting servicemen but you'll store at Gregory ha* closed mak­ OUlett. _ i speaker was International Director Mrs. William Sweet nonui* wnu .-nicnigun nppies wmen donut* with Michigan apple* whichbe" making —*-*— ------- *— •*— and -' 1 L. W. Peterson of Windsor. Canada . some boys happy Mr. and Mrs. EJnest Hoffman of tie Creek visited Sunday at H. O. Other Lions present were James C. Mr and Mra. Marlin Mead of Star housewives might make during Do- keep them from bring homesick on ing it necessary to drive seven or nine mile* for supplies. Lacey spent Friday afternoon with Armour's. .' Mugan of Pon Huron and Herman dLstrict were guests of her parents. nut Week this traditional holiday. Mrs. Blackmore, who has been the letter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fisher and wife of Rich­ H. Gersonde. Jr., of St. Joseph, gov- Mr. and Mrs. William Cramer. Sr. • First there's the Donut* with suendlng a few weeks with her cous­ Milton Geaier. land visited Sunday at Porter I emora of district* 11-A and 11 B Sunday. DOWLING in. Mrs. Clara Underhill, left Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fossett and Mr. and Mra. Edwin Chaffee of ; Baked Michigan Apple Glace. Here's ; Knowles I of lower Michigan: Wendell E. Doty Mrs. Fcrd Thoma* and son Chas, nesday for Price lake to vifllt Mrs. family and Miss Agnes Benson were Hay Pierce is in a Battle Cree*, of Battle Creek. International Coun-, Flint; Mr and Mrs. Linden Norris. the recipe: with friends from Hastings, visited Ruth Ter penning before returning Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Donal* with Baked hospital after an operation. Allen I selor: Deputy District Governor Doud Comers; Mr. nnd Mr*. Harn relatives near AijJeria several day i to Grand Rapids to spend the win­ Mrs. Harry Green and family of Pierce ha* returned home after a I Carl Price of Kalamazoo: rone j McCliirkin. Mrs. ~ Eleanor 1M.nor Sherman! Michigan Apple Glace I chairman Floyd E. Waitace of Bat- | "”d ? V. d severe Injury to hi* foot. Corr and pee) about one third way i, Wc are sorry to report that Otis ter with her sister. Mra DeVrep. Bellevue. Mr*. Blackmore's home Is in the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beach and .He Creek: Address of welcome by ! ”^’..rd,C LAL down from stem end. six red Michi- ' i Ketcham Is returning to Ann Arbor state of Washington. Elwln of 8. Vermontville were Cover with । Lloir Earl D. Olmstead, village presi- *"e »“" e' $lr j gan bnklng apples. Mr* Florence Peters and daugh­ Thursday evening callers at the L. , Ch“,.ff* cn Sunday syrup made of 1 cup sugar and I'.- ' soon for further medical attention. j dent; the response bv Dis Gov. Mu- ’d **“■ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee spent ter Geraldine spent the weekend at A. Day home. Raymond Green of ■ gan. District Governor Gersonde honoring their mothers birthday. ■ Sunday with Mrs Thomas Shay and , Bellevue wa* a Friday evening callhoney nnd I1, cup* water) pinch Mr. and Mr*. Cosgrove in Battle Pnttle Creek. presented- the Charter to president Vem Town of Plainwell called on ' ol salt nnd boil 5 to 7 minutes j Ralph V. Hess. Music bv the Bat­ ‘his patents. Mr. and Mra. Prank The tescher and children enjoyed Mrs. Nellie Foreman spent the Pour over apple*. cover tightly and . tie Creek Lion* club orchestra. Mrs. Ella Smith nnd grand­ Town and stater. Mr* Karel Nun- n Halloween party at the school I Sergeant and Mn. Howard Snow weekend with Mr and Mr*. Dan bake a*. 400 degrees until tender, but daughter. Helen Geller, made a re­ nemaker Sunday afternoon. house Friday afternoon. Pop corn, Sunday visitors there Mill firm, basting occasionally. Re­ I have remitted to Fort Dupont. Douglass. cent trip to Saginaw where they vis­ Mra Ethel Pennock of Hastings is candy nnd cider were the refresh­ I Delaware, after visiting his moth­ were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dougla-v of move cover-and for ench apple take ited relatives, also spent the week­ visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred Kelley. menu and they are very grateful Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Myron -a--------dash----of --------------cinnamon, -------nutmeg _ — or ' er. Mrs. Christina Snow end with Mr nnd Mr*. Leland-Jones A good crowd of Uttle ladles and. to Olen Marshall for the delicious ' Mry Pearl Justus of Kntamo Bishop and family of Charlotte.1 grated rind of orange and mix with and family at Mt Pleasant. of other -------• gentlemen from six to ten years of____ cider. ! spent Monday with her parents. Mr. Afternoon caller* were Dr. and Mrs. teaspoon sugar and fill center there will probably come a Mr and Mrs Prank Hallock at­ ape celebrated Halloween very nice-; Dr. and Mrs. Clayton WUlitls of nnd sprinkle over peeled part of ap­ C. D. Mohler of Hasting*. j and Mn. A. E. Dull. time when you need cash Mrs. Howard Johnson of Hickory ple. Place each apple on one-half tended a family reunion at the ly Saturday night by caUing and i Saranac were Friday evening call­ Laurel Chapter No. 31 O E S money qulckly home of Mr. and Mr* Percy Hal­ spending a few minute* In each, er* of Rev. and Mr*. J. J. Willitts. held initiation Wednesday evening., Corners visited her parents. Mr. of a split donut, cut side down. lock at Plainwell Sunday. home. They received many treats i The Uttle daughters of Mr and Mrs. and Mra. Wm. Havens. Thursday Place In very hot oven or under When that lime comes you ; Nov. 5. Mrs. Arthur oesler of Centralia. and n friendly greeting Some one's ■ Paul Kesler are staying at the WilMr add Mrs. Wrn. Havens were hent from broiler, baste with syrup will find us able and ready to Mrs Elizabeth Gage was hostess, Washington visited Mr*. Orlie Fish­ mother was.not far away from the: Utt's home while their mother is I Wednesday afternoon to the Evon-1 Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. once, place other half of donut on er last week Mr. and Mr* . Will।. little folks while on their way from ‘ at Pennock hospital. and Mr*. Wrn.' Hart of Striker dis ­ lop of apple, cut side uppermost Come in today, phone or • gelical Ladle* Aid. Mrs Sarah Bab- ; trict. i and toast a light ______ brown. _ Serve Pierce ot Charlotte were Sunday write us for details on our I cock assisting. visitors al the Fisher home and Mr. Tlie Nashville Dance Club will • Mr. and Mr*. Roy Oak* and Mel- with cream, plain or whipped, Friendly Loan Service. and Mn Mark Norris of Prairie­ • Then ------there's Michigan ' Apple hold its opening party on Thum- vin were Sunday dinner guest* nt ville were Saturday evening callers Here's ______ the____ recipe: r.. dav night. Nov. 5 al lhe Pythian | the home of their daughter and Betty. ... Mr anti Mn Calvin Boyd of Bat­ family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oley Doug- . Michigan Apple Betty , hall. tle Creek were dinner guests Sun­ . 5 medium Michigan apples Mrs. Mabie Stuckv of Melmore.1 lass. day of Mr and Mn. Myron Whit­ Ohio came Sunday because nf the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Adnms of, 1 cup coarsely ground donut crumbs CITIZENS CREDIT worth and Wallace Preston and tablespoons butter ■ illness of her mother. Mn. Mary ■ Battle Creek were Sunday evening family. CORPORATION visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. cup sugar i Townsend. Mrs Mary Hammond and Mn. cinnamon ' Robert Betts and Homer Hickok ' John DeSmlth. lOlij W. BUI. at.. n.nlnca Veta Otis entertained several of thc ---------------- ----------- f--------। little salt : attended the football game at Ann RASTINOB NAT L BANK ILDO. । Butter a bnklng dish: scatter In little folk* at the Hammond home Arbor Saturday. Dinosaur Tracks Reconstructed wmc of thr crumiw: put in a toy­ Saturday evening with a Hallowe­ A. 1*. ta 1:00 Dinosaur track* Hie size of a bath Pr of juiced apples ; sugar them spar­ en party. A weird ghost with lighted head, Mr. and Mrs Oils Fisher of Comleered frOm it* place near tile open tub are being reconstructed on the tngly: put a liny bit of salt and -Ualvarslty of 7«aa*----------1 ------- ----------- -- *--------- *------- *“ Hook and family Sunday. Mrs Hook is slightly Improved in health at present. WOOD SCHOOL* " AMERICAN LEGION NJSVJJLE ~ h AUCTION SALE In order to dispose of the following described property, we will hold on auction sale on what is known as the For­ rest Hager farm, located ’/* mile east of Warnerville, or 6 miles north and % mile east of Nashville, or 3 miles south ond 2,.'a miles east of Woodland on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IO, 1942 Commencing ot 12:30 P. M. sharp E.W.T. We offer the following: CATTLE Jersey cow, 5 yrs., due about Nov. 15 Durham cow, 6 yrs., bred Apr. 3 Durham cow, 6 yrs., bred May 26 Durham cow, 10 yrs., bred Aug. 29 Jersey-Durham cow, 2} yrs., bred Apr. 2 Durham bull, 15 months HOGS . Brood sow with 8 pigs, 7 wks. old Brood sow with 7 pigs, 4 wks. old 3 brood sows 11 feeder pigs HAY AND GRAIN Quontity hoy Quantity oats Quantity corn, if possible to husk be­ fore day of sale TRACTOR McCorn?ick-Deering 10-20 Tractor FARM MACHINERY Oliver tractor plow, 12 in. Van Brunt drill 13 hole, nearly new C. B. Q. corn planter, fertilizer attach­ ments . Deering mowing machine John Deere hoy loader Weird bean puller Massey-Harris side delivery rake John Deere 2 horse cultivator Walking cultivator 7 ft. double disk Walking plow Land roller John Deere 3 sec. drag 3 Sec. spike tooth drag John Deere Manure spreader Milwaukee corn binder McCormick-Deering 6 roll corn husker (rolls nearly new) Endless rubber belt, 40 ft. Wagon and flat rack , Set double work harness Extra bridle Collars Extra set tugs Hay krjifex 2 hay forks 3 hay slings * r Trip rope,, 100 ft. About 60 bean stakes Bag holder Corn shelter 32 in. buzz saw and arbor 3 10-gal. milk can (one new this spring) Milk pails Marvel separator Brooder stove, hard coal, 500 size HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 rocking chairs Bed davenport Iron bedstead and springs Lamps Extension table, 5 boards Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH, nothing to be removed until settled for and everything to be settied for day of >ale. PEARL BARNUM and SONS, Props. HENRY FLANNERY, Auction.., BRANCH DISTRICT Mrs. Gertrude Maurer entertain­ ed the Jolly Boren Friday after­ noon. Mr and Mra. Elha Whlifc-^atrtcta and Norton of Marshall were Bun­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenrietli Norton. Rev. Samuel Ostroth of Nashvllto will preach Sunday morning at the North Maple Orove church. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton spent Sunday afternoon in Ka|amo. guests of Mr. and Mrs Keith Nor­ ton and family- LIBERTY LIMERICKS .. READY CASH HORSES Black gelding, 10 yrs. wt. 1600 Bay gelding, 10 yrs. wt. 1600 and Mrs Will Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop were Wednes­ day .evening dinner guests of Dr. and Mn. C. P. Lathrop at the Hotel Hastings and attended the show at lhe Strand Theatre afterward. RAYMOND LAPO, CI.rk . ’’War Bonds,” said an an­ gler named Wade, "Are the sportingeat catch They’ll save us our free dam And then, when we need They’re good for more cash than we paid!” ‘ Will Calm* underwent an oper­ ation at Butterworth hospital in Grand Rapid* Friday morning. Hi.* | many friends wish him a speedy i and complete recovery. Mr. nnd Mr*. Mains of ColdwaI ter spent Sunday with their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Calms and Beverly. I Mrs. Merrill Strlmback and ehilidren and Will Strlmback of Wood­ ' land were Sunday guests of the Tag­ gart family. Mr. and Mr*. Willard Kidder . have moved into their new home in Freeport. | There were surprisingly few out to 1 terribly sorry if the box social (.scared folks away and will get along with out awhile. i Rev. Lila Manker. Mrs. Nora I Sedlck and Mr*. Will Calms were I in Grand Rapid* Saturday to see iMr. Calm* at Butterworth hospital. I Mrs. Clara Erickson, who spent I the last three months with her slsIter. Mrs. Proctor, has returned to | her home In Nebraska. BANFIELD Mr nnd Mrs Clarence Williams entertained relative* from Wisconsin over Sunday. The Banfield Farm Bureau club will meet with Mr. and Mra. Claude Hoffman Wednesday. November 11. Mr. and Mrs Orvln Smelker of j near Freeport spent Sunday with i Mr. and Mr*. Don Putnam. I Waiter Hobbs broadcasted over WELL at 8:30 last Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs. Don Putnam xpent over Sunday of last week with their son Devon and family in Dearborn The W S C. 8. of the Metho­ dist church will hold their month­ ly meeting Thursday. Nov. 13 at the home of Mrs. Carl Bellinger. Mrs Bellinger will be assisted by Mrs. Gordan Stanton and two other hostesses. Tlie Rural DeUvery of Sunday paper* has been discontinued around Banfield on account of the tire situation. ' 1 ! I ■ ' ' THREE CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Robinson and daughter. Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Larnbec and children mo­ tored to Kalamazoo Saturday af­ ternoon to meet the former's sol David J. Robinson and his friend. George Nelson from the Naval Servcie School 'Signal and Radio) Uni­ versity of Chicago, who spent lhe weekend with them. •nd son. Richard Leo of Cincinnati, Ohio were Sunday guests of the Claude Hammonds and the James I Hammonds. Mrs. James F. Hammond and son Thomas James spent Friday with Mr. *nd Mra Leo PUher and the Harold Fisher family of E State Road. They and Mr. Hammond were dinner gueats tnat evening of Mrs Barry Ragut of Hasting* Mercy to him that shows it. ta the THEY’RE DOING THEIR PART We can do ours by Giving them the Weapons they n«ed for | f J Q |{ 11 On farms, in factories, in homes and places of business all over the country, one material we need to win this war is lying rusting and dormant. Eight to ttn million tom of it! Enough to offset our present loss of production. Enough to boost our war output of steel up to a Victory level! It’s squarely up to every citizen of the United States. It's our job to round up this useless junk and send it to the front to help our boys. So, take a second look at that old shovel—Will you hang on to it for a "spare” when it might give a Marine the four band grenades he needs? That old electric iron will never run again — are you going to hoard it in your attic when it might supply an Amer­ ican soldier with a burst of machine gun bullets to stop a Jap? Those old golf clubs . . . that rusty plow . . . those obsolete castings — you won’t save them for tomorrow when you know they could provide tough steel helmets to save young American lives . 3. NOW! A Scrap has werk to do — will you givt it n chance? (Remember halt of ivirytank GUN and SHIP IS MADt FROM Scrap tonsumEHs power Ho. ■nou8h »h« or 30 i. *7 Bonds and Stamps our stoea. Thara's no waiting. You will recalva your War ma of purchaM. We are prepared and authoriied to per- �I I PRAIRIEVILLE DAU/I IMP MEU/r DUWLINu NtVYj Judy Ann Nan! of ooB Mr. and Mrs. Gallen Mlske oil THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1S42 Mr. and Mra. Cameron McIntyre' W I the weekend with her grandmother ' *nd Mr* P*ul Brodbeek. ....Mlu r>n«l mlw at riranrt Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hughes and ! Thursday callers of Mr. and Mn. family of Toledo. Ohio spent from [ w''*r weeks kegllng Bowling anchor for Wednesday until Sunday with her ’ Mr. "r and Mrs. Owen Smith andI Archie Melntyre and Mr. and Mra. Machines. Homer had games of 216­ little Carol Lathrop were Sunday Harold Lathrop were Bunday callers. 149-220 for a 585 aeries. Bad breaks parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Nor­ guesu of Mr. and Mra. John Smith 1 Mr. and Mrs Horace Edmonds of in his middle game cost Homer a big Mra. Irving Zara and Earl Boul­ of Jackson and met Mr. and Mrs. Dowling were Sunday evening callFerris Lathrop there Carol return­ ter and Mra. George Bagley and ed homei with her parenU after nolds. After leading for two consecutive spending 'the post week here weeks Dave Goodyear was nosed by Thursday. Mra. Russell Craven of Nashville Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Kontx and spent Thursday with Mrs. Charles two pins to make it three in a row Mrs. Elin Dowd. Jake Adrianson when he scored 179-213-191. 583 and Peter Adrianson and Harry of Rowley. for Piston Rings In the Recreation | Dalton were Hastings shoppers day guesu of Harry Sandbrook and Don’t forget the Quimby P. T. A. family. League. Roy Hubbard scored 581 ■। Tuesday. this Friday. Nov. 6th al 8 P. M. for Goodyear-Bros. Hdwe. in the I Everyone is cordially invited. Commercial League to land In third | Mr. u and Mrs. Don Heeter and Mr. । Doreen Rltxman ot Battle Creek, and Mrs. Art Cain and Betty of STRIKER m / and Mrs. Harold Sinclair placeI Hastings were Sunday guesu of visited Mr. and Mra. Lawrence 'Ethal McCabe> are rejoicing over Rltaman over the weekend. In the Piston Ring League. Ma- Mr. and Mrs. Zara Boulter. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith enter­ chines won two games from Office Mrs Mary Polley and Mrs. Sarah the arrival of a son. Harold Eugene. tained two coast guards and Mrs. No. 1; Shippers took a pair from , smJUi had as Sunday dinner guesU Office No. 2 and Grinders blanked 1 ML«* Myrtle Smith and Miss Ruth and Mra. Bam McCabe. Ella Wolfe of Hastlngi for' dinner ort Sunday. Mr. ond'Mra. S. smk40 M. Ar M. . Nelson of Bottle Creek nnd Mrs. In the Recreation League, Has-' Ethel Stanton of Coldwater, hon- and Mra. Vem Sinclair, Mr. and en of Bellevue were Sunday guests. Mp ahcT Mrs. J. L. Smith were tlngs Ice nnd Fuel won two from ortng the birthday of Myrtle Smith. Mra William Cramer. Jr., local. Mrs. PLston Rings: Middleville won a 1 ' Mr. and Mrs M. J. Norris called Gerald Sinclair mid her father. Mr.- Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Reuben GerUngef of near pair from Nashville and Perk's Tav- 1 on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Norris near Edgar ot Hastings. ' . Mr. and Mrs. William Cramer. Leach lake. em won a brace of games from, Hastings. Saturday. They spent Ute Leonards. ’ evening with Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Jr . and Sandra had as guests on Sunday mnr ouiuuiy their aunt ana and uncic. uncle. mt Mr.. , CEDAR CREEK Tlie Commercial League play re- ■ Pt* her al Dowling. Clair Lammers and family have suited in Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. Mr and Mrs. Charley Fisher of and Mrs. John Kollar of MiddleVille Mr. Mr and Mra. Un Merle Callhan nailhan ' — cope to Battle Creek to live for the _______ making a clean sweep of their serie* Richland and Mra. Porter Knowles ville. and sons of Lauding and Mr. and winter. with Moynahan and Paul; Coffee nf Hickory Corners were Sunday Russell Watson of Detroit spent Shop won the odd game from State nailers of Mrs Ella Dowd and Jake Mrs. Marlin Mead of the Star district visited their parenU, Mr. and over lhe weekend at his home here. Insulation: Auto Sport Shop blank, ' Adria nson. Boyd Leinaar and Wellington Mr. and Mrs Lewellyn Erb and Mrs. Wall Cramer Bunday. Mr. and ed Consumers Power Co: Andrus Mrs. George Jensen of Mt. Clemens Wertman were in the northern part Service whitewashed Moose; Medics Lloyd of Delton and Mrs LaVern won n pair from Middleville Cream­ Cnlthrop called on Mr. Calthrop at were guesU of their parenU an of thc stale over Ute weekend. Wednesday also. j Mra Emma Owen and Mrs. Cecile Use American Izglon hospital. Sun ­ ery and Banner won the odd game day. He la feeling pretty good and nnd series from City Dads. Is anxious to hear from his .friends school liouse Friday evening with Mrs. Will Hammond in Battle Creek Tn tile Bllw League. Electricians Mrs. Mnry Boulter spent Sunday a small crowd In attendance. Il was last Thursday. were on the long end of u three to' Mrs. ~ Cecile " Owen vLslted ** Mra. rawm. count roum in their u».r match m>«>„ with■ •ni1 "W* J" I""*.’ voted to hold meetings only every i ** nothing other month during this year be­ Lipscomb in Battle Creek on Friomer: »«., . pair, 01 |.m« rrrnn Foundry wnd Olll« j U.K.I’lnd cause ot tire and gas rationing. Marjory Lammers of Kalamazoo Congratulations are in order for run™ Irom Tool n-m. I Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Scott, who spent over the weekend at home. ' lhe Community club meets this •*>' ‘'Unwon nllon of Mr. ml Mn. were married Thursday evening at Gunrd No. 2 lost two games to Rothe home ot Rev. Rullson at a quiet we*k Friday night. Everybody in­ Uuf No 2: Klwanis No. i took lhe. Mrs William Norris entertained single ring service. . vlted. odd game from Rotary No. 1 and | nt n dinner Sunday honoring her Rev. Jone* gave us some very Frank Campbell Is very low at the Coast Guard No. 3- blanked Kiwanls husband’s birthday. Guesu were home of his son, Alonzo fine sermons last week. No. 2. Charles Ogden, who lives on the Mr. nnd Mra Delos Hughes and Scores for the week other than the family ot Toledo. Ohio. Mr. and Alonzo Campbell farm, has been out BARBERS CORNERS Miss Alice Foley of Clnctnrtati top three were: W. Ayres. 562—Pis­ Mrs. Gerald Shepard and family, of work with an infection in his and Mra. Roy Huver of Lansing hand. ton Ring tzagur; C. DeCou, 560— and William Mullen, local. Mr. and Mrs Will Richards and were called home by the Illness of Recreation: D. Goodyear. 560. Com­ Mr and Mra. George Adrianson their mother. Mrs. B. Foley. mercial; Harry lanig, Long. MU 55G— —lirjraRecrea- cnllea V ’ nnd Mra James Mead and thc innwui, On MF. anO M». UCOTgC called on Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer tlon; W. Willman. 545: II. Drews. I Havens and family at Neeley. Sun- Richards children were guests nf 545—Bliss: K. Lnbcrteaux. 545—Re- I day. Mr and Mrs. Harry Rlzor of near and daughter Mabclle called on Curl Wheeler nnd family in Irv­ creation: K. Lechlchnrr. 542— Bliss: I Mr. — and Mra. Howard Temple of Hastings Sunday. ing Sunday afternoon. Eurt Aubll. 541—Commercial: C. Jackson ■ were Sunday evening Mr nr.d Mrs. Max Bump and Kraus, 539 - Commercial and c j luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrt. Mi 0 Congratulations are extended Mr. Mrs. Lena Broker called on Mr. Hodac.s. 533—Service. Hodges. xinrr<« ollm ot Un Jcnnlr | .t sSw <M*n Sc’otl'who were nnd Mrs. Frank Prentice. Thursdny evening to see Mrs. Ethel Gib­ __ .. .Iand ■______ ____ Mrs E. r- A. > mnrrten married recently. recently. 1 CLAY HILLS ii Norris Lucv were and new baby son. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Revnold* son • Several ladies were dinner guest* Parker nnd Elizabeth of Kutinas, ned familv | : Maurine_.Clum of Coats Grove ______were Saturday guests of w. of Mrs. Guy McNcc. Thursday nnd Miss Myrtle Smith and Miss Ruth tied Off a quilt for her daughter. Nelson of Battle Creek and T. H. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Standley of spent Saturday night with Mabelle Hauer. Mrs. Fem Poland. <nee Fem Gar- Ketchum of Martin, Mr. nnd Mra. Augusta. n«r> who was married Wednesday Delos Hughes and family also callto Cluirlcs Poland of Bnttle Creek, ' cd on Mrs. Norris nnd Lucy lost They will reside in Buttle Creek . week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon PotU were SOUTHWEST WOODLAND cullers at Mrs. Lenna Johnson's | Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jordan, WfP IHUSS'HM SJt in Bowne Thursday evening. | Mrs. Juns Jordan and ML« Gladys Now it i here! Bigge ' Mrs. E“" Hxhhi Eugene Haight relumed ■ Jordan nf Chicago were weekend ind better thin ever Saturday night frohi " "*■■*■* ' Huntings guests of Mr. and Mra. Carl Jordan Your opportunity, where she had been staying “ at. the and attended the school fair. when ths oittle cry in home ot her son Frances. Floyd Jake Ebel and friend of Grand the home is S AV L. tc _Unl«hL Md-wifc of Grand RtpMs Rapids, were. Friday dinner guests get thc biggest vAluci. were Sunday visitors at the Haight of Mr. and Mrs Harry Bandbrook. to m«ke tne most sen Silioml savings cvei home. • Mr, wri Mra. Charles Rose called made possible, on the Clifford Converse and family of on their .Baughibr* Mra Strlmbeck near Hastingli spent Bunday at Leon nnd fidntfy near Woodbury Satur­ day afternoon. Fotta*. Mr. and Mra. Shirley Mayo of Mr. and Mrs Wright Qllfford and Mrs. Verdun Covllle were in Bat­ Hastings were supper guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Keith Fariec Saturday. tle Creek Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Buei Slstqn of Miss Betty Sisson of Irving and Freeport visited at Verdun Covill's Russell Lind of Woodland were eve­ THIS! A«t JUST A rtW CFjiTHt MANY ‘OIGANTtf VAlUfS ON THIS SAUI ning callers. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Chas. Farlee Is Improving Mr. and Mrs. Guy McNee and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCaul attend­ nnd able to be up n little while. ed a party at lhe Grange hall, Sat­ Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs i '‘co’'6*- i°nR Kenhcth Williams and sons of Baturday evening. s■«Ia Creek. Mr nnd Mrs. Isaac Wil­ 1 lastioR* > agf BIDDIES LAY BILLIONS liams nnd Mrs. Paul Towns, of Michigan hens proved their patri­ Woodland. Mr. and Mra. Joseph ,AFW'> otism. with the aid of Michigan Smith nnd daughter. Mra. Sherman poultrymen, in the first nine months Smith nnd grandson. Ralph of Has­ of 1942. Thc hens in lhe state laid an tings nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Sandestimated 1.168.000,000 eggs. । brook and Donna Kay. Homer Reynolds stellar bowling 4 BIG DAYS BLUE RIBBOl VALUES! , EXTRA DEEP . UTILITY BOWLS TUMBLERS ^tor aprons each 25 2 ” 25c FACIAL TISSUES MEN’S WORK OR DRESS SOCKS TOT’S ABSORBENT TRAINING PANTIES CEMENT ON SHOE SOLES PRINTED pair *» Pureieit AUDG uptu!e$*upply four cncnml viununs — 2 out dirty deposit* which form Inside the motor with any oil. Whirlfoam Your Motor special motor cleanout by exclusive process. flows freely below zero­ aids quick starting. 3 Change To Winter Geai insure* easy gear shifting 4 Chassis Lubrication a-aurca minimum maximum mileage wea: 5 Clean Air Filter insures cleaner air-gas mixture. . f 6 Battery Service clean terminals and ■ ------------------------- I ado a evarowra 7 C'lean-Adjtul Spark Plug* —helps gas mileage; lmproves power and pickup. nerlion* Inspect for leaks to avoio loss of anti-freeze. 9 Adju-l Fan Bell correct tension helps avolc overheating. It Check Windshield Wipers Lights and Tires—Import­ ant for your safety. . Your Sunoco dealer will gladly quote you on Including anti* CARE FOR YOU* CAR—FOR YOUR COUNTRY ACTUiunoamcut aaroan.lVUli run /M/ZMur 70tLET SOAE r » orwerwgCO**/*' Three frigrancts — Pine, lulic. Rose. MKN/DHMDIMN PC/fel'P/FA Sfcx Keep your fund* loft Tangy appealing .i.ngfr.gnnce lovely ANDRUS SERVICE Carveth & Stebbins tHE REXALL DRUGGISTS Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to All Michigan Battiriss, WiadskieM Wiyerl Valcaalriag Prompt Graaalag Wasklsg A 59C - 29c PANEL CURTAINS 8-Pocket, Printed 25' With Fringe NYLON TOOTH BRUSH 19c CRUNCHY PRETZEL STICKS I 10'1 SAVE-SAVE-SAVE! MANY OTHER SPECIALS 8 Big Days o£ Savings! "J penny saved is a penny earned Benjamin Franklin 2 Ar i All aiXAU PtOOtlCTS VOID ON A MONIT BACK GUAIANHI OF SATISFACTION ■a c«rt bv 4H large while shccri. J6 mnching envelopes You must make your car last! From .ps<w on, make it a regular habit to change oil every?’1000 miles. Phone 2240 daytime j AA Hang in Panels or Pairs MARQUISETTE ABP6 CAPSULES A special air injector 75c L J CHENILLE BATH ROOM SET QQC 18x30-in. Bath Rug, Seat Cover >0 SHOE BAGS Sunoco's excllt-Jve Whirlfoam Process. 10c OIL MOP HEADS ..., 49C SPK|C1AL ! pjy -----"OiiSAir* ittH/fvuniffTTJr each DURABLE QUALITY CHINTZ these services <4 MA w JACK FROST Only Sunoco dtalors qan offer you all 39c «W aaA LARGE BOX OF 650 HEAD SCARF 1“ d." IfCK/i, Cai 35$ EACH SMART STYLES IN 22-INCH RAYON SQUARE WARTIME WINTER SERVICE 9C HOSE RUBY DECORATED SALE LAMP SHADES CARVETH & STEBBINS Colton and Ray Delivery Senka / Phone 2121. Hostings mimsh™N I no«. O1 STAMPS.*/BONDS BEN FRANKLIN] �Hastings City Bowling Association />_ Dee Thayer, bowling a consistent /LING NEWS WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUS TOE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, IMS lL_ UnmA ErAnl. 'addition lo kicking some extra) I would certainly mis* the Ban,.|TrtaUUd ­ l.'D<JJir J’mmmw.'sSIATIVU HIA* F«OMI last week Cha*. D. Floria wa* etec;- , R tn* rlonle Front ; point*. ■ । ner ncr If ii Ii should inouui have nave to to do oo without] wnnoui : uoin ooys grew up up .in the same‘pFC FRANCIS GALLUP ed president; William Hackney wa* (Continued from cage 1. Section 1) j Hasting* ha* had a fairly good ll lt- Through it* pages I can re-1 re- ,.neighborhood. i Mr*. Ione O’Neil. Hastings, route .---- i main chosen for Secretary and Charles' season, losing one (7-6), tying two, , m“ln InIn rnniart contact with with nnnnla people anA and| Address Of Paul selected for treasure*. punUr for th0 t**m He “ * ha™ and winning four. One hundred ev«nl> whlch & ‘Ic,t interest '• 4. ha* kindly loaned the Banner two Robert F. Cooper letters from her grandson. P. F. C. Tlie annual city tournament will ---ninner and a blocking back. । lvrnty-«ix paints have been made 10 me- Thanking you very much Uss Pastore* Francis Gallup, for publication. ExC/o Poatmasier The other two spots, fullback and for u* while our opponent* have ■ n<1 looking eagerly forward, to my , be held in February. * i I New York City. N. Y. , cerpta I— from — •-the—teller* ——L follow. -rnh weck Tn next copy. I rem left half are filled alternately by made only thirteen. Thl* week Bob'* birthday ta Jan. 31st and the first tetter written on Sept. II, Respectfully yours. three boy*. Ted Bona*h. Ma*on “J?” «“ our,°*'n I Government Representative* Hike all the boys, he'd like to hear. be says: 1 Cpl. W. E Pixley. 36154278 . . . . field for the championship chomnlonihin of the Great Britain maintains spproxl- i Thomas and is ...... Yours * VW.- Truly. Ted . ... — from you. i “j don't think it can be much Co. G_, nth Infantry West Central League. maleiy 6,000.000 government repre-1 3 fL n ln._ Mason ta 5 ft. 7 in. and । Don't forget to send tn name.-, hotter there-than It ta here. Thg You can plainly see where my and addresses. We have tentative*, from governors and i am in between the two. New York. N. Y. nave other oiner adaa- '1 hotlett nolle*: part of ol the me year ta is yet to interest lies. Maybe you would like ’ll h>vo t. wiU seem ...n. funny>ntoh.v. We re all prfcd along with Mr*., dreur* dressc* Wr We'll have tn to nrint print with th* the! mn,. come. It hav* Judges down to clerks and porters. < Ted la an excellent passer as well to hear what some of the other* are Lena Bixler who received the fol-j next tetter. which reminds u*,—at Christmas in a hot. summer-like In India. J as" runner and Masc does both in ; doing. ~ J?’ . ... . \ . lowing letter: . lh*1 lime George—Hebden will•<<chat climate. --------------------- * * - I’m doing fine here. r*bL"r*L!’c 10 j■ Randolph Field Texas i with y°u- If anybody know* what ••• I “r? October 6 1842 I ’»r l> «U about he doe*-he our Arm, That^tov.Kout^n aTn^hnw’fnJ Dear Mr* Bixler: I “•, *7*ce of major , *wer bock yesterday. They said It .Those boys put on a fine show for > battle* In Prance during the last was good and would publish It a? । the towns people last week. Mr. | In a memorandum which ha* WBr w h,, ioaw notion —*■— 1 —-------------------------- ------------Branch donated Ute proceeds to lhe ■ come to my desk thl* morning. I u-g 1Ute Bnd how you f,cl .‘ectlon of the magazine. Now I'm •> local U.S.O. , note tpat your boy. now an Aviation — --------- — ■ ' going to send another to our Yank The twentieth of thl* month, the I Cadet, has been spectaUy selected | Cheerio. .newspaper. • • • 111 send you one Boy*' Union Council ta putting on! gaining as a Pilot in the Army , Zolly Coffer. ot my latest in this letter. • • * the annual Fall Frolic with the I Alr ForcM■ "I suppose the flowers are about HOSPITAL Ball'. Due to the *n order oruer to win thta mi* war. 1£ it ta is PENNOCK nuoriiAi. . ------theme "Hunters' Ball". . tn lack of transportation facilities.': viUsI lo have the best-qualified Bab es bom al the hospital durmany of the school's extracurricular young men at the controls of our 'ng the past week were a son to • i activities arc being di(carded. The military aircraft. Upon their pre- i Mr. and Mra. Paul Kester. Haatlngs. rett ment ta the giving ! etalon, daring and coolness wiU de- R- 4. on Oct. 31; a girt to Mr. anc "Spotlight". These । Pend in large measure lhe success Mrs. John Gabriel R. 5. on Oct. ‘ . v»rv •JiniUy missed, but of our entire war effort. M; a girl to Mr. and Mn. Lawf^d TheyVa£ nind because aU of The duties of an Army Pilot call rence Dygert. Lake Odessa, on Oct ; “ must win Utta war | ^r a high degree of mental and 31J?.™ .. “... 1 ..i.,.i UMir.i the sycamore trees ba<< ba« < Medical patients are. Edward En- mind me of the Harmon Wilcox physical alertness, sound Judgment ------: : ana and an an uinertn: inherent aputuoe aptitude tor for nyflyuuv o. rx, ol, i o. cl nciu > home The bark keeps coming off heard about Clif- , ir.p Men who will make good mate-, Naxhvi'Je. R. 1; Mrs. Burdette Cism2,“ X..1 o enlisted In tlie rial for training as PtloUi are rare. ter. Middleville; Jack Mannl. 4t4’,i ।v Th™ that honienk CloHiei I Army three years ago. — He ---------------was mar- j The Classincation Classification Board beUeve;- 8 Jefferson: On and jcunaai, Baby oauy Ronald twnaia Althous. Alt nous,.. ---- ■ «P .......come, ...... off_lox . . R. 4: Mr*. Viola Naah 415 8 Jef-! on that wa>' yp*r “,U!r ye“r' ’n ned on Nov. 1st. 184! thinking tluit ' your boy is one of them, HANDLES Mr*. Charles Rohrbacker, i*P°.U country U really he would establish n home when hl* If he shows the progress we eon- ferson: ------- - — ...j..—..5 •' very scenic. service ended tn February. lidently expect of him. he will win Middleville. ..... as a qualified Pilot «-,«*. Conv«.-, Ralph v«Van Wie. <36 E. Court; , "Vacation rate* for tours are a Then came tlie Pearl PearlHarber ... at- , hta wing* , Anniv. Special tack and Clifford had to reenllst sidering the rigid requirement* for Densll Pitcher. Alto; Mr*. Paul Bar- I lot cheaper here tiuin in the Stale*, . and is now In Ireland. On Sun­ this training, you have every rea- tew. Hasting*. R. 2; Mrs. Don Cur- ’ l,°n't think I'll be going on any sen to be proud of your boy today. <te. 110 N. Broadway: Mrs. Hallum । Yac,Uon teunl while I'm here so ' day. Nov. 1st. their first wedding Anniversary Anniv. Whittum.' Hattie 111 J11*1 **■*• have ,n 10 look al "teturew Pteture*. ' wt *"‘— Charlotte:' Mr*. ------- 1 ,ni , anniversary, his wife had this an­ I congratulate you and him. special nvt»rt a •»Tell Grandma SnvdAr SnydAc “ Hello' Hello' ' niversary poem from her husband Rykert. Na.hviii. Nashville. R 2: Mr*. Otto • •• • Tel) Sincerely your*. | When the wind goes drifting by I Kuball. 701 E. Thorn; Mrs Ben and 111 see you all when the Jap­ H. R. Harmon , Nagel. Middleville; Mr*. Lyle San­ anese sun *et* for'good." And a tour is in my eye Major General, U. S. Army Under date of Sept. 30. Franc!* -----------------------( bom. 618 E. Bond: Mr*. Voight Cur/ Then mv thought-, are only of you. Commanding. ---------But there will come a day Mat's (better known as Artie) ad-■ . w, tl*. Loir Lake vFucua. Odessa: Clayton Matson, wrote his grandmother. Mrs. OTicli. viayion Maison. When this sadness goes away dress is— '— " " 238 81 Jefferson and — Mr* — Thomn. That day will be when I am there AV/C Max A. Bixler । Taffec. 314 W. State Rd., are all "We are now In New Guinea so you can Just imagine how hot it is. with you. Prefllght School (Pilot) : surgical patients Group 10. Sqdn. 1. Flight "A" Donation* to the hospital Include Naw Guinea is in the torrid son* Your eves are like the stars at night Ban Antonio Aviation Cadet a bedside lamp from Guild No. 1:. and not too far from tlie equate: ; That flutter In the blue. Center , Mr*. Wm. Schadet. Jr.. Chrrn : 7 either. Summer hasn't even started ’ Your chtek* are like thc roses San Antonio. Texas i pair* of curtain* from Guild No here yet and I hate to think wha: 1 That snarkle with the dew We had an engraved announce- j, Mrs A. K. Frandscn. chrrnfrails, the temperature, will be when it For myself. I'll take ; Your lips are like velvet, so soft ment from Laurence (Buddy) P. | vegetable* and coffee from lhe New does come 45 plates for most light cars. and divine Otto. Jr., a Charlotte boy. stating idea Club: rabscriPUon* for a vear i good old Michigan any time of th? Those lovely Ups that promised that that he ha* been graduated from I for the Saturday Evening Pott tnd ' Regular Price $9.25 you would always be mine. the Officers School at Miami Beach Woman * Home Companion from the ।। time and the ante and mosqultoea Allowance 2.50 as .second lieutenant in the Air Business Women * Guild. Ml** Onto-1 at night. I love you little darling and I know Corp* Clark O able wa* in Buddy's Reickord chrrn Al! of these gift*1 "I can't tell any more about where you love me toe, -------------------------------------------------------class and Bud write* that he know* ; are greatly appreciated. With old battery you pay only $6.75 folk* there that I’m in N. O some­ w»ll and arid that Gable Clnhla ta Lt a n fine fin* ■ ■ When this ------------ war ta over । him well . . .. GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS where—the wild, desolate, hot. un­ then 111 come back to you. . person and all of the fellow* like “ ’ explored New Guinea—that ta about Clifford has been worried about him. Buddv ta related to Mrs. D. j El«h‘ Center* vf MaaufaUuriug 1>1* wife and he doesn't know yet i D. Walton of thta city. I There are more than 3,000 cetin- tlw best it can be described, I think. । that their babv girl bom six week* ’ Now for a* many addresses as the *te« in thl* country, but one-fourth • • • The rain here at night helps ntrn died and that his wife U still ! space will allow. of everything America manufacture* of everything America manufactures to cool things off and then we Regular Price $8.95 I is produced in but eight ot these : critically iil. requiring the care of Robert Claude ' — Hammond. • -—‘ Allowance _ 2.50 । a nurve. In Lansing. counties. They art in Chicago. De- ent. Il wouldn't be so bad If we I -Clifford will need bucking up so USS. "Omaha' | trait. New York city, Philadelphia, could take the river with us ns we go. • • • 14>ve toaall and I hope to With old battery you pay only $6.45 for tho*e of you who know him and Los Angeles, Pittsburgh. Cleveland return some day. I frill write, here Is hl* address (CllfNew York City. N Y. ' and Buffalo. ford a brother of Mr*. William Now two brother* (remember Gallup. 18042207. Co. G 128th Inf. there were triplet Gardner boys) S«t. Clifford Poland, 7030323 Robert D. Gardner Light racing sailboat* can ba master, San Francisco. Cal. | Co. I. Second Inf Co. 1245. 21*t Batt Following 1* the poem referred to Great UIb, ill ■HEATHER" wild color 5027 faster than the wind when they are in the first letter above. USJt.TS. sailed at a certain angle to It, re­ Another lad in foreign service Ood know* our every weakness. veal* Collier'*. I writes: Rov Joseph Gardner Knows dur need* nnd all; U.8S. Altair. 8th Div. I Dear Zolly: He watches o'er us through each Recorder for Sleeper j Have been receiving my copy of . day. A recording device ha* been in| ’hr Ha’tlnes Banner more regularAnd guides us lest we fall. Roy nnd Bob Hammond (men­ Iv than would seem possible. But due to the change in my addi%as It tioned above* were greatly surprised ot a bed to (how every movement He is always there to greet us. has been very slow In reaching mt. but plenty happy when they met tn made during a night by a deeper. To give us all His love— A love so everlasting. And a home that waits above. Theollne Schadcr scored well with 479 pins to show. . ’ Leonards continued their merry by games irom from LnZ MnnHnv ni.hl ht» w.. .iKkku ' pace * ’ taking two games 8‘rand: Trio won a pair of games to get more than a tie with the frorn PbtOn Ring Office; Stale r.-.’’•"‘L.TT1 “r?.n< •utaUon ^nked Orphans: Portia* six T consecutive -•— sweep -------- of- their ------ senes -game ---------with TTCT —-----------Tstrike* -------- ---It — made— a clean wtth pu‘mi Rlng 8h°i’B,,d Bannf' to B a whopping tn whonnlno score «irr but bad breaks whitewashed Bonnet and Gown in the dosing frame* netted a 22s j Men Bowler* Elect Officer* | At the annual meeting of the CUT YOURSFLF A P/FCF OF MARK 'S DETROLA 21‘ RADIO and Phonograph Combination I $5995 Buy II on our Friendly Credit Plan Phonograph play* twelve 10-lnch or ten 12-inrh record* ’2.50 FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY RECORD CABINET Sturdily made, beautifully flnKtied record cabinet that hold* ten albums. Our regular $14.95 seller. 1 I Anniversary Special iffkQE with purchase of above radio. AUTO ROBES Clothes Hampers Our regular 52.98 seller*. $257 Anniversary Special BATTERY CHARGING FREE INSTALLATION PLAIDS HOT WATER HEATER ■BARD“ DeLuxe model, large capacity with powerful motor and ad- "CHELSEA" •4« “CADILLAC" ’5“ •6“ “MARVEL’ Radiator Alcohol 77c $895 Installed in your 19c 10-Qt. Step-On GARBAGE CAN •3- •DEVON’ Defroster Fan with rubber rusl inhibited iBn\ '^gwWir in your can *f LIJT 97c gal y Regular gL2f FLUORESCENT KITCHEN FIXTURE KrIul»r 31.98 1 $1'47 FELTONA LINOLEUM RUGS *.,7,’ 19C MOTOR OIL Regular $6-95 _________ _ $4-99 4 Our reg. 65c seller 45c 11 Shoots weighing 175 lbs. 1 Yeorling Sow GLOVES 71/2' X 9' -S3.95 Jersey med 53.25 Leather Palm Knit wrist .... SEAT COVERS Attractive patterns—beautifully styled tailored lo fit your car. Tightly woven water repellent fibre. Double stitched and bartacked al all points 13 17' 33 without being removed (rom Mako an excallent Christmas Gift MARK'S STQRES INC. kJ? 128 W. STATE STREET 124 Hastings cows HOGS with old plug Anniversary Special j Coach or Sedan Front Scat» Only Coach or Sedan Front ond Rear Our reMar $547 5955 seller. >8” TOOLS HORSES 1 pair of Black Pcrcheron Geldings, 7 and 8 yr*, old', 3000 Ib*. Good workers. . 1 pair of Mules, 16 yrs. old 3100 lbs. 2 sets of double harness 1 Holstein Bull 7 Heifers Description given day of sole. 51.25 9'X 101/2’55-25 6'X9' FOOTBALLS Guaranteed for 20,000 Miles 9’XI2’-55.95 Saturday, Nov. 7, 1942 Anniversary Special , Regulation slse SPARK PLUGS Having sold my farm I will sell the following described prop­ erty on the farm located 11 miles north of Assyria on M-66 on STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES easily adopted to present outlet SPONGE RUBBER WEATHERSTRIP Anniversary AUCTION SALE CHICKENS 50 White Rock Hens 1 McCormick Binder 1 Black Hawk Corn Planter 1 Cultipacker, 3 section spring tooth drag Drag Cart 2 110-Sulky Plow 2 Oliver Walking Plows New Idea Manure Spreader 1 5-tooth Cultivator Oliver Riding Cultivator David Bradley Riding Cultivator John Deere Mower Dump Rake—Gorden Cultivator John Deere Steel Wheel Wagon and Flat Rack 6 10-gal. Milk Cans Milk Cooler * New Fact* Cream Separator, motor MISCELLANEOUS 75 Potato Crates Grain lags Quantity of Potatoes TERMS: Cash day of sale. ROBERT YOUNG Proprietor HAROLD DINGMAN. AuctiosiMr Just trust Ln the Almighty Faithfully, und I am sure. When we get to Heaven. Washing Woolen Flannel Robe If you received a woolen flannel I house-robe (or Christmas, you will be washing it fairly soon, tor fre1 quent dips are the easy way to keep . It* color* as fresh as ever. Soli. In । fact, actually Injures any article । where It ta allowed to Unger. So work up a good lukewarm suds in your washer and give the rcbe a three-minute bath and two or three ! rinse* of thc same warmth, dry I' away from cold or heat. When very little dampness Is left, iron it on the wrong side with a sUghtly damp cloth, like old sheeting, over it. and with low heat. An troner is idea) I for thta. LIBERTY LIMERICKS 2 Strainers 4 Milk Foils FEED 8 ton* of Mixed Hay 300 bushel of Oats Quantity of Com When our hearta are weary’. And the road ta rough and long. God is there to help us To fill our hearts with song. FRED BRANDT, Clark Said an office boy, Danny McMaster, "We’d ought a buy War Bonds much faster— Shoot one buck in ten At Adolph, and then lie’ll wish he’d ’a stuck to hi* plaster!" �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1942 EIGHTY SEVENTH YEAR SECTION THRER— an addition to their wareltouse. Lyons were Sunday night i ' An* 18,^Wesley Andrews Add. Hastings 1^^ “ Maynard purchased the lower day guests of Mr. and i • barn Monday and will continue, Hyde. “ Besides the three county positions J he holds, Mr. Osborn ta also a state WARRANTY DEEDS | William Snobble to Ada Wasnlck. |tt» ..... in livery business. Mia Clara Qtilrtt ar j Thc ! official. He ta lhe Barry county I Jed E. Stowe and wife to James;lot 6. Hillside Park. Jordan lake.---------------------------- ---------------------------"n”‘ long expected trolley line Pennock of lhe U. 8. Ni agent of the State Welfare Board, p . between Hastings and Grand Rapids Thursday supper guest* of Irving Twp. ’ Walter Culbert and wife to Fred TWENTY YEARS AGO and ta especlaUy active tn case* of Nov. I 1922 I of Grand Rantds. who has children who suffer the serious re- i I Grover C. Kelsey and wife to Fred ** ■"? W1*S ,ot ’• Culbert'* plat No । In spite ot the fact that the dry hg(j pr0>ect jn mind for some 1. Car uarnon tulu paramia. . Ann rum* jE. Barlow and wife. 1 Ac. Hastings i *• “on twp. ’• summer greatly cut the cucumix-r ^yAhat he has at length *e- neth McClelland near Roy W Erway and wife to State £2’ JuT ££XuT to bS: him ; city. ................... ' ■ - . —— | Manning Cole*—This Portrc.v,. 'of Michigan. 6312 Ac. Sec. 31. Rut ­ As Friend of the Court , ~.z j.. Clara Taylor to Byron C. DeGraw, V ’ir1 °Ut M y 3 000 twrTeU and that lhe road wiU go through. Griswold to Grand Rapids Tua* ' land Twp. i Erl* Stanley Gardner-Case of lol 23 and SH lot 34. O. A. Phillips And Probation Officer where they attended the District ' Agne* Willison and Alice Wlllbon lhe Careless Kitten. add. Nashville village. C. H. Osborn fills three important I *>■»>.*> , Kathleen Norris—An Apple For Leon O. Dunning and wife to , to Wayne Clark Miller, kite 31 and kipu/c fcve. . Mark Garrison and wife/par. Sec 22, Cedar Point*. Fair lake. Barry positions in thta county which arg B.n,n,R. r.publB.n. » bnUMn work^ .unBl Mond., Id ,U ChUnrnn liLYVJ mJ| Tod Claymore—Flare Path. 5. Barry Twp. not generally understood. He ta the Nettle B. Sunday et al to George ; Clarence Budington Kelland — Stuart cierqem-and wife to Royal the fight, seeking the office of ; FIFTY YEARS AGO cross Volunteer Special S*rvl< "Friend of the Court;" he ta the! —_________ ;. Siutarfoot. i L. Hay*a and wife, lota 1200 and 1201 W. DeMott lot 1. Bl. 16. Eastern prosecuting attorney. • Oct 27. 1892 ■ If you we / woman dashing Add . Hastings city. adult probation officer for Barry j ”7" Dorothy M. Johnson — Beulah Hasting* city. ' Mis* Gertrude Bacheller and । it t* hardly probable that lhe new ‘ a* If to catch a train. county; he ta the juvenile probation At the behest of The American Bunny Tells AU. ' I Vema D. Sinclair and wife to Ho। Lloyd Gaskill were married Bal- ] court house wU) be enclooed before if her arm* are waving wildly officer of thta county. He made hta i L Legion, —-^, the —------------House of—Repreaenta---- ----------VTT? Margaret c. Banning—A Week In ward Smith and wife. par. Sec. 9. Harold K. VandeGiessen and wife. jurday evening at the home of the;*now file* Il Is safe to uy Barry LUce a propeller on a plan* __ ______ BsUlrhcrc Twp.| of 1011Mcity. report to the board of supervisors tlves passed H. R. 7311. providing New York „ w I county will have as pretty and con- ; n her hand* are fun Of papers Bess Streeter Aiuncn Aidrich— —Tlie Lieu- ,. uutuuu Donald rruc.. Fedewa Mia and vue wife *to last week for the year ending Oct. j the same government hospitalization By, me raeuo Albert i Walter T Thompson and wife to i br!SfB ^ren‘*; Josephine Carveth was one v«nlent a court house as there Is A« ihe wrestle* with a ulione Steeby and and wife. wife, par. par. Sec. Sec. 14. 14. Rut RutS. Thompson and wife, par. i ofMiss1, 1943. We are quite sure that the for the veteran* of thta war as ta' tenant's Lady. • - >. Ii Steeby ­ the six girl, out of the fifty m th* state. If her fare ta tem* wiUvouTa'i taxpayers of Barry county will be , accorded to the veteran* of the last; Ethel Lina White—Her Heart In | land Twp. । applicants who passed the test for There be a in lhe Andtwr her TOice ta juai juit a uhmu moan.. — ----— — — ....... will «... — - concert — ---- । jniiu Mina Smith lo Gaylord Carr and interested in knowing what Mr. Os- war. Representative John E. Rankin 1 Her Throat. —Green ------------to “ I Winn Carroll H. Well­ the Dramatic~ Club of western Presbyterian church next Wednes- ■ if you see her rushing homeward bom ta doing in their behalf. asked for the bill's passage under Mildred Jordan—Apple In the At- man and wife, lots 11 and 4, Plat ot wife, 11 Ac. Sec 20. Woodland Twp. State Normal. , day evening. Nov. 3. by — the boy |. At the um moat. uu«uui7 ungodly iwut hour.. Ernest W. Golden and wife to Eva ------j .. ... .. — .. ... »••.. — *. ••• — • — — • ■ FitiFNn of THE COURT “ »u*pcn*lon of rules, Thta wsa done uc. Daisy HUI. Fine lake. Johnstown' E Rowlader. lots 42. 43. and 51 of • f,lr ,nd an ,4 Ltr, Walter U/altar RockiUll Rzv-lrlilll . choir _ .... assisted by that fine contralto ■ K you he,r .her ... ... "Daddy. - — kld_, ahout in th«t ofriee as the name Im 'B,lelr * 20-mlnute discussion. The Elizabeth Corbett—Early Summer. Morgan, also 10 Ac. Sec. 30. Castle- J1"** "J0'-*** tnto,thc r ncw home riWr. Mis* Edna Truman, late oi Tbere s a stranger in lhe shower." In that office, as the name Im meo*ure then went to the Senate. I James Aldridge — Signed With Will E. Hunt to LeRoy Bassett ton Twp. ; In tt» fourth ward. Baltimore. Then extend your deepest sympathy. plies, he ta lhe active agent of the The bill provides: That veterans i TheirHonour and wife, part of lot 1304 and par­ _ ... .. :i “rs- Fva ha OlmctesH _________ - - ■ . ..___ ... ____ . 1 1 Circuit are not “t „r Thomas W _Thompson and. wife Jt' a KS Mae Olmitead and Mr Mr. 1I Circuit judge Judge in in case, cases which which are not|, of £ th. prei.nt w-r whh with th. the Axta Axis'; Agatha Christie — The Moving cel. Hastings city. to Stuart E. Kussmaul and wife., Oliver Ickes were married by Rev., WOOD SCHOOL finally dtapoaed of and ended by t»to powers powers shall shall be be included included in in the the terms terms Finger This balmy soul who needs your help Harry P. Whitaker to Edward par. Sec. 16. Woodland village. (Last Weeks Utter) F- u • Moxon ^day. judge himself. For Instance, In a I "veteran! of any war", and "veteran > OnM:e l. Hill-Street of the City. Is Chairman of a Committee. Frank Wompo left Tuesday to en ­ divorce caae the Judge may decree < of any war not dishonorably dtaZilphla Wellman to Winn Green, , TitrnTv vpap*^ Lloyd C. Douglas—The Robe. Springs Twp. —- , — — IWUC. ter the service for our country. If when Hitler hari-kari* that the divorced man shall pay a -h-.-.^<W2 —t i— Josephine Lawrence charged." .. as .. used in o Section 6 of ' -nrenec — There Is le Auditor General to W. c. Clark. lota 11 .and 4. Daisy Hill. Pine lake.. certain amount of alimony each I Public Law No. 2. 73rd Congress, Today. Johnstown Twp. i A [1Ifpr(XjI vauU wU1 bu(n ln | Grandpa (WIU) Calm* who has 0 Ac. Sec. 1. Nashville village If again tires can be bought month for the support of th* wife j March 30. 1933. and as amended peter Field—Uw Man of Powder ,he Council rooms at the city han, a hospital nt Grand Rapids for elec- And rationing Is past. I QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Mary DeLeys to Simon Brussee. or of the wife and child or children, by public 78. June 16. 1933. and Valiev t« F Mil to house lhe city's books, etc. trie treatments. If when cheering crowds proclaim of the divorced man. But that case Is I by PubUc ,1*’ 74th Con<rcsj- August ■ Inglis Fletcher-Men of Albemarle and 80 Ac. sec. 23. nLt^ndM ^her?Me^iraw decree . N°ra »® Oeorge F. Mil-, John c be Ute next! Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Our heroes marching, home, , not ended when tne oivoroe octree M Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw | ler. lot 10 Bl. 3, Butler Add. HasMaster ot jh e state Grange. The ta ant—A Aunnnse for Instance ""1 ‘ ' Wm. Colt Mac Donald—Boomtown Railway Co and New York Central i nn«» clt?! other candidates have wtlltdrawn. I land Boraff and children Mr. and that the judge decided that a di- i Anna Seghers — The Seventh Railroad Co. to William Cramer and I Roy Wilkins and wife to William , Three delightful social event* have Mrs. Note Percy of Lansing and ’f she's battle-scarred and footsore. vorccd husband must pay 420.00 a Ij City. Mo . adopted a resolution di­ wife. par. Bl. 29. Eastern Add. /Has- J Gillespie 35 Ac. Sec. 6. Johnstown. been given by Dr. and Mra. C. P. Not parading with the rent. month alimony to his wife, who may I recting the national legislative com­ Twp. (l^throp for Miss Isabel Polhemu* tings Harold Bell Wright—The Man ting* city. | if she acts like one forgotten. be left with two children—and such mittee to sponsor thta legislation. If Fred Reynold* and wife to Otto w. C. Clark to Robert DryiuuJ. of San Diego, Calif. The Wood school P. T. A. preaent-, Not a medal on bar chest, children are usually given to th* ' ttie bill is enacted into law, it will Who Went Away. Wetae and wife, lot 1. Supr. Wilcox'* . g Ac. 8*c. 1. Castleton Twp. | The new history of Barry county ed their play. "Comic County cou- w*U. this time save your sympathy. , provide government hospitalization Add. Hastings city. | Percy E. Ganson to Thelma F. ; by Hon. W. W. Potter, with blogramoney is paid? The Judge cannot for cases already arising out of thta the Mountain. Mary Medearta—Big Doc's Oirl. Edward Winters. Jr. and wife, to Wennberg. lot 11, Lakeview Terrace, phlcal supplement by Ford Hicks Saturday evening. Tills female wreck 1* happy now. attend to such details, io, the war. particularly those of mental,. Louise Platt Hauck—A Woman Frank DeBaeke. par. Sec. 20, Yankee Johnstown Twp and Ned Butler, has been completed ——_______ Ex-Chairman of a Committee. "Friend of the Court" will act for ailments and shell shock. Springs Twp. | Fred White to Floyd White, and ta in BARRYVILLE Will.or Wont. . the hands of the printer. , him in that matter and see that thc —. . , ,1 Ursula Parrott—Heaven's Not Far , Frank E Pritchard and wife to par. (, W. L. Hogue ha* *old Leiter ar. gee. Sec. 1. Maple Grove Twp. sold hta general;Last general; Last Week's weeas Letter . publicity Chairman Tampa judge's orders are carried out. Tlie American Legion s service Avay John Eckhart and wife, lot 55, Daisy - pia v — t« *nna t tv t u-» n I Mr. ami Mr* wii Sid Veenstra to Anna J. Linde- More to W. J. Hanna of Ludington. nnd Mra. Wilson Wiilitta and , chapter American Red Cross ru. bill. B. 1O1. by t l» I D £ BICTmwn-Craobrt U.m. itiUter. ini* to II. n is. u is 10 -----------'children of Muskegon Height! were! Tampa Florida ADULT AND JUVENILE HUI, Sec. 30. Johnstown Twp. mu-«.. . 13. .*. mulder. lot* 10. ... 11. — 12. 14. .«. 15. .». 19. ------------------------------------. . . FORTY YEARS AGO Saturday night and Sunday guests | J t s t «■ B.n.1. Jun. 1,. ..ponrt, A<n„ all<h Tumbull—Th. n., Herbert Burdick and wife to Mon- jq. 31. 22, 23. and 24. Barlow Laki PROBATION OFFICER favnrahlv — House Of ___ favorably tn to th the Of Renrwnl. Represent- Must » I Oct. 30. 1902 roe Howard and wife, lot 5. Lake plat. Yankee Springs Twp. of Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Willett*. ; As part of the educational wort Dawn. In cases where of lenders are re­ View Terrace Plat. Johnstown Twp. i -------------—-----------I Mr*. L. H. Evart* give* a Hallo________ Mra. Ralph DeVine attended a din- carried on by __________ tuberculoata Christian Non-FlcUon leased on probation, the Judge can­ the national legislative committee. In the past year Christmas seal ' ween party Friday evening in honor ner nnd shower for Mrs. Hardin seals during lhe S*«t year Princes Maxine Clark to Charles 8. Baker not personally see that the terms of Sidney Margolins—How To Buy and wife. par. 8«. 37. Middleville money has made possible tlie show­ I of her niece. Mis* Mabel Hughes of Hoffman at her home near Bellevue Watalsa. Indian health teacher. The measure would direct the lhe probation are fulftUed. He turns Secretary of War to designate the More For Your Money. ing tuberculosis tnuvir movies before ' Boston. Mas* Village. . «* ‘g of tuurixuiuau on Wednesday ha* told her stories before 55.130 that matter over to the probation of­ form of the official service flag to Belie Barnum Wellman et al to . 77J10 persons in Michigan. I The Bookcase factory ta erecting Mr. and Mra. Louis Hyde of South . children from 796 schools. ficer. It lhe judge shall decide that be displayed by the homes and Machinery's Handbook. lhe ends of justice wiU be best served offices of men now in the armed Lois Hayden Meek—Your Child's by the probation of a convicted man. Development and Guidance or one who has confessed, Instead of Hendrik Willem Van Loon—Van The American Legion sponsored Imprisonment ho may put such per­ the bill The 24th national con­ sons on probation for a year or two. vention at Kansas City. Mo., Marlon Hargrove—See Here. Pri­ with certain restriction* on hta .ac- reiterated the Legion's demand for vate Hargrove. tlons. The Judge cannot look after Michael Sayers and Albert E. lhe details of lhe probation. These the enactment of the uniform ser- Kohn—Sabotage, the Secret War are left to the probation officer. ____, , , Against America. That Mr. Osborn's work J* Impor- J PROGRESS made IN Emil Ludwig—Tlie Mediterranean. tant Ur the people of this county ta, LEGISLATION Clarence J. Hylander—World of shown by hta repo" to the bo«d o^ . lmi>jrtnnl pro<reu W1 Am„lcan Plant Life. supervisor* at their October session , eglon lefUlfttlon reCotnmended by Maurice Orenvllle Kains — Five tk th, hoard national convention in Acres and independence. Karl Baar slag—Coast Guard to year I Ka, ““ that he has had. during the .1 year „orw , In» me sccunu ^ond- w«in n of lhe ■■'scored acaaiuit ui me uw —~ ——;—_ _ . . ,, ending Oct. 1. the supervision of M o« °0“ nu. W UU BUtaal U- n"g*M *- O.Ui-BkpxlIn, Aj_. active and 19 semi-actlve alimony Hobby. " ’ gtalativ* committee. cases, a total of 107 cases. He re­ Eldridge L. Eliason—First Aid In The American Lagion score siret’, port* that for the year there Emergencies. up to October 19th follows: collected 415.965.50 alimony—twice August A. Thomen — Doctors Octobet* 19: Preaident Roosevelt as much a* was ever collected in any Don'tj Believe It—Why Should You? ' previous year. You may oak. "How glon'a service flag bill, passed by the Clifford H. ’ Pope—Snakes Alive and How They Live. House, Oct. 13. and previously by lhe Nell Giles—Susan. Be Smooth Senate. This measure authorized the Wm. T. Hornaday — Taxidermy . Secretary of War to Specify an ofpaid the taxpayers would have to and Zoological Collections.. Amy Oakley—Behold Hie West to families of the divorced mML Mr. (n fon;eK Indies. Osborn has saved Barry county (RUber 1>; Under a tulperulon Howard K. Smith — Last Train much more than hta salary by tne Qf rulM [he House the Ran- From Berlin. • W. L. White—They Were Expend­ collectlon °t thia * kln-Clark Bill. H. R. 7661. supported few . of the divorced huatanda American uegion, Legion, io to provide -----------7 7 .. „..w seem b °y American provine able. ready to says -------------------------------------------------lo pay what the court courtjsay* vocaUonal training for wounded The library is open Tuesday eve­ Merl Ebner Isham William Albert Adams Keith William Smith ib.v must, mtiaf a considerable rnniitrlerable number Of .. . . .............. .___ __ .__ they of men George Walter Adeock Lewis Artie Endsley Garrett Nelson Isham William Edward Morrison Robert Wesley Smith of the preaent war. under the | ning 7-9. other hours as usual; them would evade such payments direction of tlie Veterans' Adminis­ closed all day Saturday. Hugh Duncan Alien Clarence Eldred Spldei Dari Munger if they could, but with Mr. Osborn tration. Jean Barnes. Librarian. Cecil Roscoe Fair Cleo Anthony Jacobs Richard J. Springer Chas. F. Murphy giving hta personal attention to the Robert WUlUm Field Oliver John Angeletli October 17: House by a vote of Georg* Raymond Myers collection of this money, they pay 345 to IB passed the bill of Repre - “KING" STRANG AGAIN Lawrence Simpson Jenkins Donald James Flngleton Orville Eugene Myers ™ther than be erreeted for con^npt I A^ widswwh of Carroll J. Fisher Kenneth Edwin Johncock •Take care of your families!* Cecil Ernest Steward Edward D. Ftaher Wilbur HlUls Jorgensen of court, which ta no shght New York, known as H. R. 7538, to Nelson Boyd O'belrm A failure to pay alimony ordered by I lower the draft age to 13. Acting of "King" James J. Strang, whose Albert John Barcroft Robt. K. Flannery Robert GUmore O'Connell George Flint Donald Chapman Kelsey a court mean* for the dteorced. j(aUonal Leguutive Director Fran- story ta told In the Fall number of Mahlan Junior Strickland Richard Franklin Palmer husband that he ta in contempt o< I cU M Sullivan of The American Le- the Michigan History Magazine Ward Earl Freeman Chas. Samuel Kenney Dean Alien Porter court. because he does not carry iI glon appeared before lhe House Mil- published by the State Historical Rudolph Cyras Batholomew Elmer Seymour Ketchum Chas. Escar Struble Clarence Cecil Garrett William Randolph Klrkpaluuk . Itary Affairs Committee in support Commission at Lansing. Albert Julius Geiger arrested. Jailed and heavily Xiaed. of legislation. । The article ta written by hta son. lion lie kin i William Nathan Gladstone Harold Raymond Knapp During lhe past year, as adult U; Hoiue piu^d h. R. Clement J. Strang, sUll living at an Birge Carlton Swift Garner Ward Greenman probatton officer. Mr Osborn* J*-'7875 by Representative Raymond |advanced age. Who say*. "My faHarold A. Potter Jack Gething Griffin / Earl Knoweta port shows that he has under hta Bprtnger of Indiana, to amend the thcr's descendents accept this as the Ernest Earl Powers -------------e**,* of --------------------------------------mc-l un( and nfe-gj^ng ,dvlce he Harland G. Grinage care 22 probation cases, dfctoTlity "provisions of the --------1919 Harold Lester Kreider Kenneth Roger Pufpaff Donald Gerald Buehler Ernest Gronunon which 13 are now acUvr Three of. merlcan Legion charter to admit ever left on record." William Rush Kyes Edwin Elmer Pumala Ernest J nine* Groiu those granted probation by the court veUmna of second World War •Prophet. Seer and Potentate." Benjamin Harrison Burwell, Clifford W. Lalan proved unworthy and were called membership, tills remarkable pioneer character Lawrence Melvin Quick before the judge and sentenced fori - -• - —----- ------- -• — — Donald L. Haight John Paul Langford their offenses. Most of the remaining1, Elmer Franklin 11*11 Joseph Henry Langford St. James, 7311. The American Legion's bill The Kingdom of -——located — lawrcnce Albert Rad tee WUbar Lewis Halstead Veraor Max Lectka inactive cases were settled by the .providing non-service connected i on the Bearer Islands of upper Lake Clayton Tinker Richard Clarence Callihan enlistment of the probationers In the | Howard WUltam Randler Lester Haven Halstead Harvey Gaylord Lenhart hospitalization for members of the ' Michigan. He was assassinated by Lloyd Lee Ranabotlum. J Jack Michael Hamilton Edward IL Lelnaar U. 8. army. Each probationer ta re- ,armed forces. . one of hta followers in 1856. Robt. URoy Rathburn Maariee Hamilton Earl LeRoy Leonard qulred to make regular reports to .. The — President .. . ap-1 clement Strang ta the "King's" Christopher Torres Kenneth V. Raymond Shirley F. Itamlln Clarence Evert Lester the probation officer, who is ex- proved Public Uw 729, placing a­ only living son. The article Is en­ Robert Eart Caateteln NeU Weldon Renta k Ray James Harper Cha*. F. Letourneau pectcd to keep in touch with him. ,nother section of The American Le­ titled, "Why I am not a strengite." Anson Paul Richards Thoma* Daniel Harris Donald Dawine Leyen decker to know that he ta not violating the gion's universal service plan Into ef­ Dennis Loyal Ripley William Ivan Harris terms of hta probation. The fines 1fect This law is designated as the DUNHAM DISTRICT James Henry Llnlnger Donald Blain Chamber! Un John F_ Risner Fred Daniel Haye* Webster Lint* assessed against lhe probationers. ,second price control act and gives Last Week's Letter David Joseph Robinson George Eldridge Haynes 2nd Lt. Vivian Kohls A N. Corp* as well as probation fees they pay. ,the President authority to control Paul Thcodroia Runyon Harold Henry Haywood Blaine Ross Manson are all turned into the county treas- farm products nnd wages. Ernest Gerald VanSyekte Dalia* Rex Rmh Clarence Barton Heffner Walter WUltam Mayzes Ray Ostroth home Saturday after­ Cecil Morden B. Rydra C tarenee Edward Helmer John Winfred McBain Mr. Osborn Is also juvenile pro­ MARTIN CORNERS Tonuni* WUltam Hendrick Floyd Albert McClurkin bation officer. Where a complaint Last Week's Utter While hunting Saturday John Donald Irwin Henry James McCrea Florian Ralph Sallk Is made against some boy for an PhUip Herbert Warren Miss Ruby Cogswell of lhe Lake­ Cha*. Eduard McDonald Geo. Edward Schafer Edwin Lee Herbert Mr. and Mra. Orson McIntyre and act of delinquency, the case ta view district, Mrs. Sara Laubaugh, Floyd Garwood Irak WUltam Earl Heeeolt Jack Sehafer Harrison Cyrus McDougald brought Into the Juvenile court, and Miss Hah Reed, both of Has­ John Dyrus McDougald Frank Harold Hewitt Murray Edward Schnurr where Judge Stuart Clement pre­ tings. occomjwjiled Mrs. Lloyd Cogs­ of Penfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred PhUip Alfred McKeachie Harold Kenneth Hilton Floyd He* SchwU* sides. The probation officer is ex­ well lo her home In Ban Antonio. Van Dougen (Edith McIntyre) SunBradford L. Hinckley David McKeown Jno. Skutt Sendba pected to investigate each complaint Floyd Winifred Culver Howard Elton Hinckley Forrest James Mead Stanley Wesley Senaiba Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ball and thoroughly, as he always does, and visited Pvt. George Cogswell, who ta Kendall Sylvester Corti* James FrankUn Hinckley Robt. M. Mead Richard Hall)* Shawman to make a report of -what he finds. in camp near Leesville, U. Mis* baby and Harvey Ball all of Glen­ Robt. Edward Hinkson Edward Louis Mead Allen Curtl* Shelp Wherever possible. u If mw the delinquent Cogswell. Miss Reed and Mrs. Uu- wood were Sunday guests at George vviieic.ci pwMurc. Dorr Robert Darby William Clare Htacoek Joseph Oscar Merchant Franei* Guy Sllsby boy shows the right spirit, no record ] bough returned home Friday of last Ball'*. Roy Leslie Denntaon -------------— j- ,----- •»-1 George Edwin Millard Leo Ray Hitt Deland WUbur Slmmontta Mn. Vem Greenfield of near of his case is made, because that Walter Bryon Hobbs, Jr. George John MUIer Wesley Perry Simmonds saves him from having a court rec­ Mr*. Margaret Demond. Mrs Charlotte spent Wednesday night Lloyd Andrew Dundas Kenneth Chas. Holden Leon Rex MUIer Runaell Allen Sinclair ord. which would stand on books Martha Demond. Mra. Velma De­ and Thursday the guest of Mr. and Harley Bryant Howie Marvin Augusto* Miller Robert Don Stack Charles Eddy against him and would harm', hl* mond and daughter Joyce and Mra. Mn. Chas. Stanton. Questa for William Laffette Ilatehins Royal Lester MUIer Ivan Jahn Smith Harold Ham** Eddy future chances In life. In such case*, Millie Fisher visited Mra. Maud dinner Thursday were Mr. and Mn. George Rankin Hyde Theodore Henry Moeller Kenneth Barrett Edeborn Jack Rothaar Smith 8am Buxton of Banfield. Mn. Nellie the Juvenlta Is given some whole- Jones In Grandville Friday. Noble Focrewt Hyde Claude Delmar Emerson Everett Warren Moore John Riley Smith aome advice by the judge and Is Miss Greta Cogswell of Kalama­ Miller of Lacey and Frank Atwood kept under surveillance by Mr. zoo visited the home folks over the from the west Oebom. who also endeavors to hove weekend. Mr. and Mn. Orson McIntyre re­ the boy understand that he had Mrs. Eva Trautweln returned ceived a telephone call Tuesday better not go any farther on the home Friday after visiting her evening from their son. Pvt. Howard daughter Mrs. James Tyler in McIntyre from camp Ben Harrison, to anything but trouble, is quite Woodland for two weeks. III. it being hta birthday. apt to spell a ruined life and to bring Corporal Eugene Ball, who has suffering and sorrow - — to — others as3 lick's was well attended and a good been at Camp Button. North Caro,—— Una. has been transferred to Camp. wen u to himself. Mr. O***™1* I dinner collection was received, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONES: 2105 - 2103 report slates that Juv*nlk1 Blanding in Florida. delinquency ta on the increase. The X-ray truck which Is financed The 1943 Christmas seal will be on _______________________ _______ , _y tuberculosis Christmas seal be seen that Mr Osborn's work for money, was in 57 counties of Mich- sale November 33 with lhe slogan Barry county Is a helpful sendee Igan last year where 5AM persons •‘Protect Your Home from Tubercu£ || ; whom he contacts in his official, NEW BOOKS IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY GOOD SERVICE TO COUNTY COURT HOUSE NEWS’ Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday AMERICAN LEGION ' • K By J Help Build a Complete Directory of Men in the Armed Forces Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us lhe address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in anti tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory up-to-date. See thc complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank. HASTINGS CITY BANK Fifty-Five Years of Continuous Service Frederick �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1842 CLOVRRDALLE Mr. Mid Mra. claran* Appleeata and Male left Taosday tii tfatr tarred to th* Judiciary Oommlttee*. Iptoted aS soon aa Congra*a act*. Thc final draft of lhe bill was The text of the official American reached at a conference her. be- Legion HU to amend the eligibility i ,nd. incidents trf the al on Saturday of Rotwrt Maltby, i SW* m Era.tai.Tv. Ah.urna;; mH veteran* of the second World comradeship bom of aonrtoa; and to | About ninety attended tha often wtnrt™ vbdS^U.a.tate^ war to membership, follow*, consecrate lhe efforts> of lu mem- hoUM honoring Mr. and Mra. Wlltf ^eHnFhfaXvSfl tm’ a k>,, bento mutual hctafulntt* and Mr- Item Stanton on their sixtieth wM.1, thrtr ding annivmary Four generations <SriudJh NB to 1° amena tne acl enutwa "An Act a- -n,at 8ccUon 6 01 ,uoh Act “tre pre*M to en}oy event1 tu£l lrvwjI rl*“c“ *Adouuitto . >™ noyjy?* °L?* tyy.ias tlonal J»U« «««•<• 1UW> B. to «, Incorporate inrarpontt The The American Mnan LeU­ of September 16. 1919. (41 But. 316. Many beautiful flowers and glfu Judge Advocate Ralph B. M Kamas city, mo. to petnaan _ _• 1 .............. ' Title 36, U. 8. C. 1940 edition. Bee. were left as reminder*. They *Uil ary H^w^orcaented bv । Wh0* n0 »“ farth- ;lon____ . _ . ... approved September 16. 1919, *0 ^5^ hereby amended to read as active and have always lived an the VMM* ’cotnln< “ 10 how ,on« llUa tneaiure “ “ ”‘*nd membership ellgl- follow,; ■ farm where Mr. Blanton was born, nhl™, rikrt^f nrt tnWh^rn woul‘1 "9“*" for lu Journey blllty therein to certain American — — 5 T*a‘ no •»»*« be a — T»>« ,•brlde •»*d- •her wedding gown. JSTTh U,rou*h both houje*of eltlzens, honorably -v ^r n.v^ .member of thl* corporation unlra. *hleh was wyrn by a granddaughter from the active military ta PhlladdnhtaH-0” of lhe 771,1 Con<rcss- u w,u ry or naval,; ln natfcI or , also the high top button shoes. J? pi* t **»*“**’ would not ** lQn« forces of lhe United States, or of I services of the United States al Alfred Craum Is living at the some country allied with the U- 1 dtUyrd AS soon m lhe measure u I some lime during tha period be-. Gleskle home, the former Norman nlted States during World War ' tween April 6. 1917, and November Clark farm. Pnwldent. the 11244 c porta Of The American Legion II. of the 1919 Paris Caucus throughout the nation may start Be It enacted by the Senate and . In the lower house it wm enrolling the new veterans who have 1 louse of Representative* of the tween December 7. 1»H. and the 'dame* Ferd Steven*. Clare Norris, dale of cessation of hostlUttes as Norman Stanton. Ward Dole. August introduced by Representatives honorable discharge* thus far ta 1 Raymond Springer of Indiana and World War II. The Kansas City Igre;.s aoembled. That Section 3 of fixed by the United States Govern-, Swartz and families attended the 4­ James M. Scrughom of Nevada, convention made thb possible by 1Ute Act entitled "An Art, to Incor­ . ment. all dates inclusive, or. who bpZl ft Achievement Day program at Bpringer U a post department com- providing for the automatic con- jporate Thc American Legion-, ap­ tag eltlsens of the United States at Hastings on Thuradsy night -n.< , unwr h.v» mender of Indiana. Scrugham b a forming of The American Legion jproved September 16. 1919 <41 Stat. thc Ume of enlbtment carved ta the past national vice-commander. ■--—*“—constltuUons ------ -— -- to lhe -285. Title 36. U. 8. O.. HMO edition. “*d ,he,r ,Bnn *n the BM1 ^,r,dt land Auxiliary S 110 ,he,r two Erand*o"!'. TWwit MllAll three, Senator Clark and Con­ amended eligibility provisions of lhe Sec. 43>. 1* hereby amended to read 'the Uniter ° m TSi lr ' * nd D “ lr MIU,,rwho sre «xu of gressmen Springer and Scrugham. charter. Reports from many depart­ as follows: said World Wars. Provided, how- their son Glenn Miller “Bee. 3. That the purpose of thb ever, were among lhe 100 incorporators of menu indicate numerous members that such person shall have an *^**5.. _ . shall be: To ph uphold and The American Legion in 1919. 80 of the armed forces, already dis­ corporation SlSdiwcSiuiultaf Sto C then*, Donald of Detroit”and*1 Ron-1 was National Commander Roane charged for war disabilities, have J™ “ .Id « bom. ,„u» Waring. applications for membership In The «, BU.« M Mn. Orover Davenport opant dunday evening with Mr. and Mra. week with her daughter and fam­ ily. Mr. and Mra. Uoyd Mills of South Bend. Indiana. Mrs Lester Monica and Bruce. Mrs. Lyman Wilkinson r.nd Mra Bessie -bacnard ware- tn Battle CHICAGO. kaUMAMHHhl uou BAW RAILWAY COMPAMY aoJXTUK NBW YORK < l:.MB*l. HA1IKHAH Willem 'TThd,! go with them. . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sleight of Kalamazoo called on Mr* Lucy Dings and Lauvina. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Chamberlain and granddaughter Sandra tpent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Chamber­ lain and Mra. Snma Dickerson. Mra. John Ennb of Gun lake spent Monday with her abler, Mra. Grover Davenport ' Mr and Mra Hany Penneb of O*m you FUM40AYIO1I Kalamazoo spent Sunday with thair parenU. Mr nnd Mra. Ed Penneb. Mn. Ellb Kelley and children of ------------------------------------------------- ------- | cessation of such ho*till ties as de-1 ? t^dcomln« held Hastings spent the weekend with ’ In their.honor. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and i termlned herein." ......................... | Mrs. Verne Greenfield of near family. NTGOMERY WARD ; Charlotte, who has been 111 for some . Guesu Sunday at the home of MICHIGAN IN THE AUTUMN । time, b able to be about and b vis­ ' I am living In a country iting relatives here. and Mrs James Wileox. Ben Jen­ That b known in song and lore; I Bcm on Thursday at Pennock kins of South Rutland. Mr. and It u rich in Nature's bounty. I hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mrs. Robert Wilcox of Chidester It Is rich in mineral ore: Campbell, a son. dbtrict; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nash i it lias nation-wide distinction [ About .forty guesu met on Mon­ and family of Goodwill and Ed 1 In the tallest trees e'er seen, day, Oct. It. at the Mr. nnd Mrs. Mebenbach of North Hope. The । Trees that never lose their color. Clifton Miller home. It being the occasion waa In honor of Mrs. But respond to Nature’s green. natal day of their son. Claude. It Lord's mother. Mrs. Wilcox's, birth­ was a complete surprise day. which waa Hallowe'en. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Young of the ; I glory in the mountains William Demond of Detroit spent Kills district have disposal of their I With peaks against lhe sky; farm ta exchange for a large apart- tlie weekend with' hb father. Ford I thrill at their majestic beauty । ment house on N. E. Capital Avenue, Demond. And am loathe to pass them by; Robert mid Yvonne Lord attend­ Battle Creek, where they wiU begin ; To gaze on the mighty ocean. ed a Hallowe'en party Saturday loperation In November. ; The grandest sight of all. , I Those to greet Mr. nnd Mra. WllBut still my fancy wanders back Frank Horn of Shultx. I Ham Stanton on their sixtieth an ­ To Michigan tn the fall niversary were: AD. and Mrs. EAST WALL LAKE ' Frost nas has leu left m* hb finger Stanton, daughter hus- ' Mr. and Mrs Chas. Kahler and nw linger ban(J 81byl and S|anton OXDMX TOR PtraUOATlON Kenneth were Sunday visitors of i<. _.r wh w^An #.nd MrS-w® ®,s 1”' Mr a"d Gamer Hampton of bush and tree; the leaves from green to (worth. Mrs. Olive Kolb, Mrs. Bum- Hastings. ; Vii,ul'!Cb ML^- B“,g,byA Mrs I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kahler and I Tn^Ot Bm£ ‘(Slk Snd Mra Jennle Re’™,d» «P'« Win Urday nnd aun<’•’, WlU1 Mr ’nd 7. hLIT J?*n» Mrs Ir“ Mirren in Toledo. Ohio. nnd Henrv Henry Tnnmnviti Thompson nf of 1I Andrews. Amirews nnrl .... ...... n K .... . Mr and Mrs. Bert Dunnavan of f Bellevue; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore Hopkins and. MF. and Mrs Ned iand daughter. Beatrice, and sbter, Dunnavan of Kaiamasoo were week­ । Mrs Eiva Payne of Battle Creek; end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I appreciate the wander* and other near friends. Mra. Kolb Dun navan. I see in thb fair land, I used lo live at the Briggs' years ago Mr. and Mra. Harry MOrtitt of I love the mighty red-woods I und had many pupils here. Mr*. A1D1C Albion called on friends here Bun• By ocean breezes fanned: j Burnham was a friend of the bride . Trees that thru the centuries ।i when she lived at lhe the Rnmhnre Burnham ' Mrs. Jennie Reynolds Is spend­ Stand majestic, serene and tall, , home while attending school In Bat­ ing this week with friends in Kala­ But 1 long to see the maples He Creek. Michigan maples ta the fall. ,I Jay pole. voie, Warren warren Stanton oumton and ana mazoo. Written by Mra. Enos Barber, for- son Robert and William Stanton HOPE CENTER ■ merly of Cressey..but now living ta pave returned from a hunting trip Mr. nnd Mra. Anthony William* Blue Lake. California. | in the Hardy-dam region where of Kalamazoo called on Mra. Floy they found good success * 1 McDermott Sunday afternoon. I mtoa •___________ _____________ ____ __________ ~ , I I A family Igatharing of the______ Rufua rtu.r'l (TrnH Uttle Lois wamef of Battle Rfnr.fnn families was■ k.M -• ■Last Weeks Utter * Stanton held" at"the I Oree'k'ipent'*the”weekendM‘with” iter CHICAGO. KAI.AMAl THB NEW YOKK CB COMPART ourtta rox puwucATicn* £ HmUo*. ‘bmCZ "I I I NOT STANDARD BUT HEAVYWEIGHT 9x12 WARDOLEUM RUGS I An amazing offer for best quality! Now during this great 10-Day Sale you'actually get our finest, heavieat Wardoleum Rugs for less than is usually asked for lighter Standard weight! They’re #not leftover!, but fresh new patterns in a wide assortment of florals, Mr. and Mra. Howlett. Mr. and i Briggs church parlor* on Sunday in grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Fred Mra Joseph Moore. Mra. Eiva Payne । observance of the wedding days of Ashby. ' of Battle Creek honored Mrs. Mary two of the sbters. Mrs. Kale Cole Mrs. F. McDermott and daughte* 0BDSR FOB FUBUCATIOM Purcell on her birthday Wednesday and Mrs. Mabel Durham. Blrdeha, spent Saturday with Mr. when they came for the evening. ------- :— *----------------and — ano Mra mra Clare uiare Texter 1 ester ta in Hartings. nas.-^.-. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stanton ena 1 —--------A Quaver | ---------s^ry t0 -------------h<.ar or ---------pa*slng sway tertalned the guests at a cafeteria | i. . . ... A quaver. In musical terms, b of Mra WIU Dunning in Pennock luncheon YoUowtng the open house an “ eighth note. hospital Monday morning. textures and tiles. Waterproof, atainproof and easy to AUCTION SALE keep clean. Style* for every room in your home. Com­ pare with nationally advertised quality usually priced at <2 fo $3 more! But, hurry! 6x9......... 2.69 7)4x9. 9xKH4. GOODS REDUCED I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1942 Hiovy WiigM Commencing at 1:30 o'clock, the following: O DURFEE ’* ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Striker and Heber Fester attended the funeral of Don Crook at Vicksburg. Wed­ nesday. Mrs. Ashley Van Dome and daughter of Coldwater spent lost week with Mr. and Mra. Heber Fos­ ter and remained over Sunday to help Robert celebrate hik atventyfirat birthday. Mr. and Mra. Jake Van Dyke of Kalamaroo and Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd EUlston and fam­ ily of Nashville were present also. JJ Quality CATTLE The same MIm Gerctend Gurd and Miss Joyce Lammers spent Saturday night at Gull lake attending n Hal­ loween party.------Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Norris and family were in Delton Saturday. Rutgen university-men recently defeated a New Jereey college for women team In a eooklng context Because my wife docs not like it out here, I om forced to move back to Detroit. Therefore I om offering for sole ot Hie Archie McIntyre farm located 2 miles east of Quimby on M-79 on WARDOLEUM YARD DOUD CORNERS George Norris wa* able to ride la HasUnga Saturday to see lhe doc­ tor. He is Improving. Mra. John Gurd cared for the In­ fant child of Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Campbell while they were ta Jack­ son Saturday night and Sunday. Daisy Bergman spent part of last heavywe/ghf quality Jersey-Guernsey cow with calf, fresh 6 wks. Jersey-Guernsey cow, due to freshen about Nov. 21 you see in many other stores at 15 to 20 cents more! Cover your rooms wall-to-wall NOW while you can take advantage of these great savings. Come in and see our assortment* of florals, textures, marbles afid tiles. In 6 and 9 foot widths. LINOLEUM OH FELT BACK Regulerlv ltd GRAIN About 50 bu. corn About 50 bu. oats Miscellaneous articles too nuerous to mention. 2 hogs 45 Barred Rock chickens AUTOMOBILE 1931 Ford A pickup QC Ten Ooy. Only . . / for subtle beauty and real economy modernize your floors with linoleum on felt back. Choose from our array , A SALUTE to a FARM MACHINERY, Etc. International tractor and 2 gang plow 2-row riding cultivator Hoosier corn planter 2-Sec. spike tooth harrow Walking plow Walking cultivator Quantity barbed wire Electric fence charger Norge 4-room size oil burner DeLaval No. 12 cream s«pa rater HOGS and POULTRY SAVE 1Oc A YARD I About 20 bu. whoat 3 bags cow feed STRONGER AMERICA Uncle Som says DRINK ENOUGH MILK and eat plenty of other vitamin-rich dairy products, too. That's one way that each one of us can salute a stronger hation. Order nutritious Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk from your milkman. You’ll be buying health for your family and strength for America! SERVE DAIRY DISHIS FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY ol colors in delicately marbleized Phone 2651 for heme delivery or buy It at your grocers. designs Colors that can't fade and I will offer this 60 acre form at private sole, If I do not sell, will rent to reliable party, Seo owner at farm day of sale. go clear through to the back. Bring in room measurements for free esti­ mate. And buy now at this sale price! HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CMAM C0NHNT. XAW o« f**Tiu*izn>, rr. «e: qr. Ask About Our Installation Sorvica . ■/ II TERMS or SALE—Coll,, nothing to ho rotowOd tram gromiio, until rattled for ond ell lettlemeotl mint bo mode On day ol rail. tur u. & wax *onm ano stamk FORD K. ROCKAFELLOW, Propr. DEWKY REED. Auctioneer I 1IR-114 H. • HIGHLANDS DAIRY notra Nil Phone 2704 *0»tAT w. COOK, Frog. Huttan �SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS OCTOBER SESSION W'MODERN DINETTES ■AVI DURING THIS 4 DAY SALK EVENT QUALITY CONSTRUCTION ASSURES YOU DURAIIUTY... MANY YEARS OF SATISFACTORY S1RVICEI We Grind and Mix Feeds. Let Us Balance Your Feed Graine 5-PIICl MUD OAK BREAKFAST SUIT! Li C D Li A C U m C nlVlM J n ■<>% or 20% PROTEIN STARTING ■ GROWING ■ LA YING Do you know that the flocks owned by all the producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 eggs per hen? Yes, you’re right. They were fed 16% or 20% Mermosh. Table has solid Oak top... extends to 52 in. when open! Four large panel back chair* covered in good quality leatherette! Three-color decorations on chairs and table! Morfflesh 16% Mermesh 20% Mcrmode Balancer 32% Mrs. Weiss of Saginaw averaged 160 eggs from 400 hens and netted $1.85 per hen over cost of teed. She has fed Mermash exclusively since 1931. Mermoda Balancer 37% Poultry Supplement 32% MILKMAKER Means Moneymakei Average herd production records up to 626 lbs. of fat per cow have been made on Milkmaker. Our Milkmakers for 1942-43 are fortified with Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt and copper to assure you greater herd health, more efficient production and more profit than evty before. LISTEN! MICHIGAN MILKMAKER 34% MILKMAKER 24% HARVARD Broadcast Over Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker 44% EXTRA LAHM MODMN OAK DINETTE ANDY, o pig. weight 31 lbs . got Porkmaker plus com. oots & wheat. Weighed 192 lbs. 76 days later. Gain 2% lbs. per day. AMOS, Andy’s brother, weighed 35 lbs. got corn, oats and wheat but no Porkmaker. Weighed 98 lbs. 76 days later. His gain was only 83/100 lbs. per day. Porkmaker 44% makes pork more profitable for you. Pounds st Different Ingredients to tfse -Large Oak tabic 33 by 45 in. extends to full 5 5-inch length with 10 in. leaf! 4 chairs bare full boxconstftictiotrapholateredinred imitation leathcrIStainless finish in popular limed oak color. Pig Starter Pig Crower Fattener Poekmaker 44% Protein 100 lbs. 100 lbs. 100 lbs. Wheel Midds 'OMiM Oats, 270 IM. 470 IM. 1.000 H>«. Courtesy of Do not use over 2S% oaU or barley, singly or together. Yau may seU-feed Pork­ maker and grain mixture in separate hopper* if you like. •TELEPHONE 2118 FHONI 2704 ■OB KELLEY. Announcer 180 Ibt. 200 IM. HASTINGS. MICH. HASTINGS SATURDAY 3 P. M. Barley or Wheal FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC 111-124 S. JEFFERSON WJR DIRECT FROM STADIUM N. CHURCH ST. Dorronc* Trethric Agency �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TtmtSPAY, NOVTMBEB 3, I M3’ a birthday dinner Friday, October | money will be held Ln trust until it! SOUTH BOWNE 22 honoring her staters, Mra. Della i can be done. (Last Week's Letter) ■ Mra. Qtto Lockstldt. on the return trip to Detroit. Yu,e'a «Utht-oeventh birthday and Mr. and Mra. Fred Japplnga and Mr. and Mra. Will Glasgow and Mr. and Mra. Uatar Lord and Mr. and Mra. Lyle Williams of Mr* FJU Catl'a birthday.:daughter spent the weekend with : daughter Mildred of Grand Rapids family were Bunday dinner gueata at A bountiful dinner WO* served by reatlve* in Hoiand.1. . I| walk. Hzwna Kt i-.tr KtrtKt. w- -torf Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mn. --------------------were Rltn»S*v Sunday rfintu-r dinner auaata guests nf of Jarrwl<ha Jerry Glenn Williams and three sons, Mrs. Cre«* and P. Family Mn. Cress and Mr*. Mn. Frank Prank Bunk. Bunk- Ii Thc The K. K. P. Family Night was held I Bloughs. Mr. and Mr*. Stanley er which was greatly enjoyed by all 1 Wednesday evening Oct. 28. , , smith of Belding were also callers Rutland. The dinner wa* in honor Keith. Kenneth and Kendall, of lhe W. K. KtUogg farm. Gull lake. present Mn. Ylile and Mn. Call Mr. .and Mn. Ralph Pennock enBom Saturday morning to Mr. k. Mrs. Clement Mead underwent are more acUve at their advanced tertalned their neighbors Wednesday ' and Mra. Gilbert Ruehs al the But- of Mrs. Lord's grandfather, Ben . nn operation for appendicitis Wed­ age than many ore at seventy-five, night in honor of Uieir eon. Ear), terworth hospital, a 6 3-4 Ib. daugh- Jenkins. Mrs. Bernard DeGoha spent a nesday night at Pennock hospital dauih Inrw> enuoren were over Saturday May they both live to enjoy many j who has been home on a month's • ter Mra. Ruehs U a daughter of Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Don Braendle of [rs Xe ! nl«hl |UMU ’ more happy birthdays. Guest.-, pres- furlough. ' nnd Mrs. Jamea Porrltt of CaledonPortland were Pnday evening dln- ent were Mr. and Mra. Frank Bunk- 1 Mrs. Clara Hanneman is able to be| la. formerly of Bowne. The little I Mr*. Dayton Manker and daught;oo ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken er of Alto, Mr. and Mra. Semlah ,>» her own home, after being at"Pen- Mta* will answer to the name of Sue Meade at Big Rapids. — ! ter*. Flossie and Irene of Cadillac Braendle. •‘lee-'c. and Mra. Adah Mot ter, local.,nock hospital and the "Langham Ellen. arrived Thursday evening for a „ FR».KPOBT-TWO home for *ome time | Mr and Mra. Fred Bullis of Grand Sunday dinner guesu of Mr. and visit with her parenU. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Woods and Miss Berate1 Mra. Charles Fowler and son of Rapids were Friday visitors of Mr*. Mrs. Donald McCallum of Brush Edw. Walter* returning home Mon­ Battie Creek spent the the weekend weekend with with I kite* GaVdner "snd'nnory"Lowe" Crevlc »pent Alice Gardner and miory Lowe, day. , Ridge. [Bl"' Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde, Mr. Woods. Mrs. Mary Peel and chU- Battle her turent* Mr un,l Mrr f — -. . . of. — dren. and Miss Ione Lloyd of Sears J*** parents. Mr. und Mr*. L. E. '( — Ben Quick Battle Creek. ----Danny Mra. Seth J. Cook and daughter. THREE CORNERS * i*k* and Mr*. R. F. Kunde nnd Her­ spent Thursday night and Friday PrBlt' •— ------------------, । Zook -* of Clarksville. Rev.—-Troyer of bert. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kunde. with Mr. and Mra. Virgil Woods Mrs. M " Margaret OarUnger ’was tn Ohlo. Miry Blough and Bernice ■ Last Week'* Letter). urday with her parenU. Mr. and ih** Gerhardt Kunde, local, nnd Mr. , Lansing on business one dag last jgallIson of Freeport were callers ■ 133'and Mr*. Martin Kunde of South and family. Mrs. Agnes Kelley returned Sun- Mr* Edw. Walters. The Rev. Uta *”*• . * I the past week at Jerry Blough'*. Mra. George Forbey and son Manker of Hastings eras a Saturday wa a, mic ;----------—,------------------i» 7v Bowne were among those who at- William were in Grand Rapids on ,. Marlin Bera has resumed, Mrs. Edna Johnson and daughter 4 i* lcndfd funeral services of Gust her work at Uw Hess furniture store Alice Cole* of Detroit were callers home of Mn. Gertrude Wilcox In i evening caller there. 1T3 u* Kunde at Howard City. Thunday. business Tuesday. ‘ 1.30 Hastings. Mr. and Mn. Floyd Walters and . accomU , l n ,T ’ t . of Mn Jennle Pardec Tuesday. I Mr*. Elnora Whitney The W. M. A. \of the United' Mrs. R. M Rose and Miss Eaton daughter Marion, of Grand Rapid, - --------j. ■ .Mr* Mr* Leia Rnr itrx Sarah 8hafffr of 7^^, Roc iwnt spent th. the weekend of Detroll, Cecil Baldwin. Mra. A. were Sunday dinner guests of her so Brethren church tuis postponed Its son of Grand Rapids to Grand/ 1(«/»n Grand Rapids. 111 °» >nd Rapid*. __________ Ind . was a Wednesday dinner guest Curtiss and son. Herman all of Has-| father. Maury E Moore. Floyd and si s- regular meeting untllThursday. Nol^dge. Sunday, where they vtaltcd ( ARLTOS" rFXTER ' Ungs visited the Claud* and James Marion were afternoon guests of his is’o* .vember 13. Announcopents will be Mr. nnd Mrs L. C. Whitney. . , , J ct?*TEK called on other friend* here. Hammond families Tuesday. Little1 parenU. the Edw. Walter*. Mr*. C. W. Culvcr^-aUended a . Last Week s UttCT John Eash la attending the Pre­ ^ *2 Mr. and Mrs. Nell Newton, How­ bridal shower ../or' Mrs. Clinton 1 William Russell, employed at the NOTICE or AtMOUXNMBNT Plight-Naval Air school at Iowa , „ ell, Orra. and Lillian Bleam.. local, Watson at the home of Mra. Don- ■',lurt Nichols farm, suffered a stroke i *7 ; Mra. John Nansy and son of 'Wa-<taid Solhard of Nashville Friday Monday morning and .was taken tn city. Iowa. Rev. and Mn. Tobis* shrock of courta. and Mr and~Mrs. Vernon' , the ambulance to Pennock hospital. Zion Hill, and Rev. Troyer of Ohio, ' Newton of Hastings were Saturday evening. Pvt. James Cool has been trans- . Hta condition was pronounced reri- were - ---------------------------- - and callers at — the -Hoffman also ivUllor* of Mr. and Mr*. Gary Newferred from Fort Knox. Ky.. to Fort ou*. Hl* son. Raymond, of Lowell ■ Karcher home Wednesday. 3.7t ! ton of Belding Bragg. N. O. was notified and ta staying with Mr. and Mra. David Hoffman. Mr. si so' i-xwrence and Lola Wieland atSgt. Robert Whitney is now sta- ^Irs Ru**ell for thc present. and Mr*. Freeman Hoffman, Mra. 4v.io 'tended a surprise farewell party tlonrd at Guadalcanal In lhe SolMn|- Sherman Ohler of* Grand Lizzie Hoffman. Mrs. Susie Miller, *0 -.’O for Wesley Blough. Jr., last Satomon Iilands. Bob. who 1* a grad- Rapid* and Mrs. Mina Elliott Jour- Mr. and Mra. Loyd Short of Midland ta'22 urday night. Junior Is being inductWe hove a good home on Green street for rent, SO4°> rd bito the United States Army uate of Freeport high school, ta tn ' ncyed by bu* to South Bend. Ind. were Sunday dinner guest/ of Mr. has 3 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, dining room the Marine Corps. Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mra. Os- and ---------------------Mrs Paul-------Hoffman. 44.'oo October 31. Charles Overholt and Hubert car Dunean and returned Wednes-. . . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Parker of and kitchen, all modern, good furnace, garage 41.401 Mra. Julia Godfrey spent from , __ ___ ,.drove drove to Grand Haven Monday to dn d“>' l' evening. : Battle Creek were over Sunday oo Sunda> until Thursday whh bring Mrs. Moral* Overholt and A abower. honoring Mra. Vaughn night guests of their daughter and Morals , A Nice home for rent, very close in, strictly mod­ im'so ’ friends and relative* in Grand Rapbaby Katherine to Freeport for a U’dy. wo* held at the W. 8. C. S. son-in-law Mr. and Mra. Floyd Walern, beautiful place to live. Must have $40.00 re *o Id*. ' visit. j ball over the Jay Wing store. Tues- ton and were callers on Mrs. Jennie । Mra. Laura Hoekstra of Grand per month. ' , Mr*. Jane Draper of Potterville da>‘ aftamoon. Games were played Pardee Sunday afternoon. Rapids, who has been caring for Mr. and Mra. Art Richardson and For sole a 5 room house on E. Green street, will Mr*. Claude Walton, returned home will celebrate her 93nd birthday. 1 a,U:r which Mra-Lydy opened thc I Wednesday. October 23 with an 1 bmny lovely gifts. Refreshment* of *uter Mrs. Thera Nagtar. spent Saturday evening. sell for $1900.00. Can finance it at least twoopen house from 3 to 4 o'clock at lhe I*01.’ corn ----- ---------------and cider-------------------were served.L i1 Sunday at the Chester Ridiardsan •— Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aldrich and . residence of WUey Washbum. son*• child' home In Nashville. thirds. Mrs. Marion --------------Clem gave — each S3 oo family lamuy from irum near Hostings nu.uip nave have .—,.------- . — _ flUj whom in the Carlton Center school a big Mr. and Mra. John Mishler. Mra. sei* rented the house vacated by Mr “*->•» of Mra. Draper For sole, 30 acres 8 1-2 miles out on M-43. This .naun D... u u>. •*“ “““ >•“ toito-Cltotato pumpkin Wednesday lo make Jack William Spears and baby of Grand O'Lantcms. There sure will be Rapid* visited Thursday afternoon has a nice home, good bom and other out­ rwtoon. hOLuc topuatoan-Trlbune . at Will Mishler's. • Uli Rrv •>..! MT. A c tortor ot »«> -nd Mr» OrUto -.iruhrt •some "cuttin' up." buildings. One of the prettiest views in Hope Mr. and Mra. Richard Cahale and Mr. and Mra. Kyle Stambaugh ”>• Wtodran tototol Itolr mtotor. Mr. 2T ■»«““» 1c™m~ « Ito township. Has electricity. Price $2500.00. family, alsoGarc Tlschik. all of and son of Sunfield were Sunday ”, ,, •» MA Ed Okaire. BUM. MJ lo ner tor nuuir tome a,KI OU. a . too -Itorpori Ctouuu, ----- — —ntotoor - . . -«> Will sell on contract with $500.00 down. Uh w« «•' ,H FulUr .. aeeks ----- .... ctetv nlshL. Lansing were weekend guests of Mt. dinner guests of Will Mishler'*, I! so stay in nu..«.ia Bliaafteld rtetX tor ror sooner »UPP" on <» Monday night. IlkfiHar • J Hull" .. nnd Mr*. Gerald TUcher and famI ----------: ----<«> II...« *> TV.BK. Mra. Glenn Kellogg wiU *pend Aft*r supper plan* were ret up for We have a good buy in the first word, 6 room llv. Mr. and Mrs. Radford Stidham CLOVERDALE roam* b» »“'• the latter part of this week a* a:n contest for growth and attand.... wmIt'e ratter house, all modern, good garage, full lot, for delegate to the State W. C T. U. a^«‘ the society Member* pres- and Rush were Sunday callers. Cleon Landon, accompanied by , .. $3000.00. >.*.1 Smith and Thom*.. ' convention at the Central Method*cre: Helen Bustance. Patty hU Won. .nd to. mndrtlh . '"'I"* •,nd .r. tat church in Lansing.’""" iHouvenour. Phyllis Braendle. Ruth. df,n. C«1 .nd Stork, Y.mr drw, t1’^', ? “r 'nd It just doesn't pay to be a i re can help Mra. Irma Brown attended the and Jean-Yonkers. rn ornnd Rapid, tolurd., morn. J“*.udt tor. u> our communlly. you finance a home now. ov referred w-ito iiutcrai ut iicr untie, rtcu r-u.cy. iu ...... «• in, lo H.to Jrmoto tor tto wrn,. "£J■>»"“"« <>» wtoto tor. for u«r>ti(*uon. Y»*« (the Leonard funeral home in Has-1 NAbHWLLt 1 end and Mrs. Landon returned at the Prank Clansy home, All. Abirol, On/.' Csrrlrd, 1 ~ " [ Last Week'8 Letter I Mo.rd by llrsBcl, »upi»rt.d br ‘“’t’ „ home with them. Mra. Lou Anna Patton and Mra. Thom*. th»i th» ipred imit on *u i Mrs. H. J. Harmon and son. Mrs. Stewart Lofdahl and sons Mra. Seymour Olmstead aged 79 Lillian Robinson of Ann Arbor spent |*trMi* •«> ahirb <b» iu»n i« la ,Charles, of Grand Rapids, spent and Mrs. Bessie Brown spent Friday years, passed away about 8:30 Mon- Monday evening with Mrs. Grover day after a three weeks illness. Davenport. r* proEUinatioB. i Rev. and Mrs. John McCue. Mr. । Mra. Alex Turneun Is spending Mrs. Jessie Shupp of Kalamazoo Mrs. Harold Ward was taken to H*rmon came after them on Sun- ^eUme in Detroit with relatives Is visiting Mr* Myrtle Shupp for a Pennock hospital Tuesday night for nib *n<i rho>u»» Ab««nt. ...................... — ................................ an appendectomy. Milin. . •o.. p-tokinH v-.i 1 Frank Lentz and Mrs. Carl Lentz few wpeks Corp Charles Wilson Is home on Mr. and Mra. Clarence Apple­ reach •apg>tle4 hr Hr' urrp ln chlc*KO Thursdav to *ce see the lhe nf Ur. iitimnrr be । ley Christian Enaensor oocicties I were in Chicago Thursday furlough for a few days. He arrived gate and Elsie and Mra. Grover H,,V’ Y»*r. are planning to attend the Barry i latter's daughter. Mrs. Carl Ekluna home Sunday night from a Call-' Davenport called on Grover DavenREAL ESTATE BROKER "urenc*”1* aupporird by County Christian Endeavor Union I■ who was enroute to her home tn 1, fornia camp. port Friday at the American Lei Beacon. New York:.r'to to : S"™""mS^WIUU1 Oto- II Mr. X ''''gion hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Royer and famMr. .»d and Mrs. Mrs. coy Coy O. O. Bromm Brumm .tool spent , PHONE 2659 STEBBINS BU1IJDING c;. .nd Impra*r<a.ai c««- ton of woodland Thursday evening. Ilnsl wcck wlth lbelr daughter. Mrs (J* l/J®™ _C ”*,— k h Mr. and Mra. Wm. Rouch. Mta* Mra.^nBiXrrfo?yc^d Helen Hoxie and husband in St. 'weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs. A,bert Albert|; Pauline Rouch and Robert Rouch |of Elkhart. Ind., spent the weekend in ni « • iHhirb (o «<>• Mrs. Alfred Myers of Wayland were Louis, Mich. ,. “arr> Bna ill* Lost Week's Letter Mr and Mr* Franklin Buntea* ‘and family attended the funeral . orvb-M nr r InvH Nnnl at T*Kr»rlna> : . to. . ?.a. REAL ESTATE "The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself” EARL R. BOYES .muraday afternoon aitemoon rucsta Kumu of ol Mr. *»-iThuradajr Mr.., H*rold Hess of Detroit spent the •ta"*’* aE^" 'and and Mr. l' Mra. Wmrv Henry Mevara Meyers. Wlt * I Word has been received by Mr. and W^1H^rdln'' .Era Mrs. George Forbey that Gerald kvisitlng Mrs. Ottle Lykins. J h« been promoted frtmt Corporal‘Mra C^ Burdick spent the, to Sergeant and is in training ' *rekcnd in Detroit. schooim Indiana. HU new addresa ^.ry J«ne ®*Mon ofK.lU Sgt. Gerald Forbey. Armament Mra^Raloh Wrthe'rb^ 15.00 11.J.11M pjilri My.r*. tabor , lard. tab» ___ _ _ Crewfwd. l*b«r---- -----------Hebei. Ubor ........ ............ ..... Mr. ana Mrs. tmery tume ana Beulah of Pleasant Valley and Mr., Lylah Hansen of Grand Und Mrs. Clayton Clemens and fam- I Miss *ouan Ledge spent thc weekend with Mr. Uy of Prescott were Sunday eve- Jand Mra. Cecile Barrett. • , rrpiUf nlng dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. I Rev. and Mrs. Harold Krelg and ,“‘i •' Harold Yoder and family. >T»m n.wiii Mr #nd Mri Jk]b Broken Bnd two daughters spent a few days with | relatives in Detroit. flood children of Winchester, Ind., vUit- ! Doyle Swan of Great Lakes. III., s'-Tri «1 Mr and Mr*. Virgil Woods Prl- , is spending a few days at bis home nrh ond MU day and Saturday. 1 here. ■ The Pleasant Valley Christian' Mra. Maude Wotring entertained Endeavor hold. a.v,“hard-llme" , Sunday. Mr. ana and asrs: Mrs: ueorKe George WotI ..„------- will ---- .--------- ------ ounuuy. »>r. wot­ . ”allw7" pM,ly. atn °le of ring Of Detroit. Miss Louise Wotring » 30.73 Mr. and Mra. John Brake of Pleas- of jinxing , -Ito.’ V,“2L .Vrttor Tto Tto H*U»to oerrtopment Tlie Nashvlte Development Arno Aaso-­ .■ !! Ento.v»r Onion lelation cUUo„ ha* h„ been having a contest -----.CtoWtoj 1-~.----------------------------------..w is planning to nttena. .­ attend. fOr ncw members, with Voyle Var s so Mr. and Mrs FTancls McCue and ney, slde wlnning over Dr. Stewart i js son Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lofdahl, Thc dinner will be Octo‘.»» Bohr and daughter Joan of Flint Mth. ThP officer, are: pr^ 74041 were Sunday guesta of Rev. and Mrs.1 par) D oimslend; Vice Pres.. Von i o- John McCue. W. Fumlss; Sec.. Ward Butler; 4 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas of Trea*. Bruce Randall Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Watt The 13th annual Nashville Com47 oo Thoma* of Bowne were Sunday aft- fnunlly fair was held on Tuesday. 57.SO emoon caller* of Mr. and Mrs. Guy I Oct. 27. The Nashville Garden Cluo 42'12 Smllbhad a flower show Thc senior claa* I* so Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrved a penny supper. 47.40 Mrs Herman Gosch were Mr and Mr*. W. H. Reynolds ta visiting 4i Mrs. Earle Jack. Mr. and Mrs Keith relatives in Elkhart. Ind. 37..15 Jack and two children. Mrs. RobMr. and Mra. Gaylord Decker and aa *' ert Peerboldt and baby daughter. George Schell of Jackson spent Sunai>'nil all of Detroit and Mr. and Mra. day with thc Goll Lykin's family. 40.'.<> Charles Geiger, Ronnie and Alyce Mr*. Jennie Nelson underwent a :H 75 Lou. local. major operation at Pennock hoepl2? '.‘a I Mta* Dorothy Bunn spent from tai Saturday. -o'To Thursday until Sunday with the > The tale Daniel Smith of Battle ?.• 10 Misses Marion Roush, Marilyn t Creek bequeathed 310.000 to NashSterzick. and Elaine Kauffman of ■ yllta to erect a Memorial chapel In Lansing. ' Lakeview cemetery. As it la impossl, 5 40 . Mrs. Estella Cress entertained at ■ ble to erect any building now the 7.20 baked BUY, notto* SALE <\W ICT0RY A/cZ buy There mutt be no “tfs", "buts" or "moybes"’ Your cor muit stort every single morning this winter. Toke no chances ... let us fill your radiator with your fa­ vorite brand of anti-freeze. Then you will always get to your job! ' V V UNITED STATES BONDS - STAMPS So decide on the one you like end let ug help you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of • home that is already built and finance repairing and re­ if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . . tomorrow may be WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR HASTINGS You can buy tha hom* you like ... even If you can't build Hie one you want! too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Come in today. McKEE SERVICE OIL SALES E. STATE ST. REPAIR SEE US TODAY! CAN'T AFFORD A FREEZE-UP tn j A HOME! AMERICA C*rrl»d You Can BKANS PHONE tSM THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BL DC. MEMBER F. H. L I. PHONE 2503 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-11-12.pdf a3bac15973e7d9f0ef9d5079279b9fca PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 PACES—2 SECTIONS ^TTTTTTjJHCHOOL HOUSES On th< Home Front NOV. 18,19,20 Register For Cas Rationing In 62 Barry County Schools To the doughboys, gob*, leather- ■ Barry county motorist* register­ necks, rednecks, gandy-dancers. Jeep-pilots, flyer*, greaseballs, and ing for 'basic mileage ration books pencil pusher*—•Greetings: Also, a at school house registration sites on .. .................... .. ......... .™.„. I K ” “• '• ,n,i » “““ ul' ■'“« report on the civilian front. I Mild IIM UTUnp partly t»- u“1’WU«UonTomu. IUUn« Mtl.1 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1942 H. H. S. to Organize Victory Corp* High school students wilt,soon have an opportunity to participate in the war effort through the Vic­ tory Corp* that'is being organized by the Facully-Siudeni council. -The object of tile Victory Corps U to prepare the students for mili­ tary and civilian service. Physical fitness, military drill, basic train­ ing in mathematics arid science, pre-flight training In aeronautics, and pre-lnduction training for Hit armed forces and war production - the main _ will be courses offered by llMvici*y"cora;' th* Victory Corps. Members will wear Insignias des­ ignating which of the six divisions —genera* general memoersnip. membership, proaucuon. production. — conununity, land. air. and sea serv*«-‘W belong to • cla« Ume alon8 *1Lh ROrne ex' tra-curricular work will be deslgnatfor Vlrlnrv (Vr™. trainlna ed for Victory Corps training n*r. perlods. . American Offensive Begins HOW OUR HOSPITAL pch°o110.5P°nior COURT FIXES Norlh African Operation, However, HELPS OUR PEOPLE I Z “ FOR CROOKED Is Not Yet the Real "Second Front** l Although American operations in lorth Africa are of tremendous North tremendous, long range importance, and are ap­ parently being carried out with u thorough-going precision-' which speaks well for, the"future, it Is nec- to destroy the last vestiges of re-! | ’ilstance in North Africa L AV CANVASSINGBOARD TABULATES VOTES SEVERAL FINISH 00988872 . . . . ~ sing will be given In Central audljtorium. at eight o'clock. War to- FATHER-SON BANQUET RETAILERSAGAIN OVER TOP FOR OCT. ' . Laboratory and X-ray Dept*, day has made the need for peppy Great Help to the Doctors I music urgent and for the American Upper Crcok.W Lake 9 ‘ , public to take an active part in With North Africa brought under In county, the 'ringing. Music and marching tunea " Its " jork in ' Barry * ■ * ■'* Allied control, three advantages will W. K. Kellogg Foundation, through are an excellent way to build mor- dale. rendered his opinion In be gained. |! the Barry County Health. Departmatter of fixing the tevgl of U] First, the Mediterranean route । ment. has stressed prevention of Choir, Choir. girh girls glee club, club. boys boy* gk. glee will attain be reosonablv 'safe for r 'ound ,he Ph>rictans dub and .chorus will combine in a will again be reasonably aafe for of the county very cooperative. The massed choir of approximately 115 of Circuit court held on Tuesday of allied convoys to the Middle East Foundation has been bene— ■ — — — •« -------------------• »ne mon spectacular of successes I of great voices to ring the aongs you lie to last week. Judge McDonald felt that ruUM Ml, ut yuu .re m, ,i»d pre- ■ in this sector of the global battle; and India thus cutting the long. |rit w °nr doctors, dentists as well hear. The audience will be asked mumI trirndi. but nulnly teepure ' m C he war. dliqusllfied to hear and da* Zally Colttr itoid, vh.l an ■M»u !*yw;;lMt^ ?n!fl£!j?^^,2l' .—. will — front not.rof ----------itself, cause --------------Ger-------------------------------------------costly time-consuming ----voyage '•* I ?? nunes nur™, ,in ln making m.kin. available to to join in some of the songs. Choir and girls glee club will each ring a m... minun. PPiur io CI1.PM. MPUPd UM Cp. oood consulted about the matter while be Mr. Hyde announced that local assignment to write this week's let­ few numbers. Wllio Hampton and was prosecuting attorney at thia Victory In Nprth Africa does not This will permit a considerably j method* of treatment of disease* school authorities have arranged for ter... Well, Bernadene Shanti will accompany ■ I don't get around much. registration to Luke take uluce place In in 62 mean that the end of the war is In greater volume of goods to be moved : could be given them The doctors, the groups and MU* Elinor Page county. w I m not able to give you much in Mhools. 56 of them are rural school* sight evep though it will make the^ with the- shipping available Russia IdentUts «nd nurses of the county Judge Arch dismissed as a "use­ and Mr. Arthur Lower will conduct. less gesture'’ any attempt to fix the the way of new*. But it doe. seem and 6 .rrrra.ted zch^teondtr have appreciated and made good situation Increasingly uncomfortable can be reached by overland routes hMW * “ DnT*r Persons attending will buy 25c to me that its about time for Ujree mentioned al hours Ml i. . . use of the advantage* provided for • ■omeone to give you guys a report I by the individual school system. for Mr. Hiller. from Middle East ports and a safe, them by the Foundation. And the defense t tamps instead of paying the usual admission charge. We on <»tl the the civilian civilian front, front, and and liow >U>W usUS I ■>... ' '' Possibly It te even premature to Mediterranean route will help solve1 people of the county have been part of the original Crooked lake The application forms are now. have a Job to do—fill the auditorium civilians are being sacrificed. available at all service stations, gar­ 1 benefitted by the improved and sing. speak of complete victory in North the problem of getting supplies to We civilians are one. of the vic­ । methods of prevention and trealages and other conveniently located Africa since much remains to be Rlla.ln tims of this talk about morale. And reason for hl* dUmiislng all thought „ .... , tncnt of di**®*, and by the improvI places throughout this ’ city "and I TUiDTV AIIE I EAVE It serves us right. For a long Ume. done. If Marshall Rommel 1* able Second, contfol of North Africa1 ed procedures in preventive and of fixing a water level for what te l l civilians everywhere in the country county and should be obtained n;' H1IKI I*,UllL to save any considerable portion of win give the Allie* many potential I curative medicine. usually a dried up mudhote. Hu tanonce by any owner of a passenger | were worrying about soldier morale. car or motorcycle who does not'al hte Nazi division* and if he ha* bases from which to launch • in-, It 11 has been rer" ■ realized• that good• । Now. all of a sudden, the soldiers ready have one. any reserve* available or If fresh vaslon* against Europe along coast­ laboratory work and X-Ray pro­ and the sailors and the marines are cedures are very Important in the । 8* j The form is simple. Most of the supplies of men and weapons can lines which are not as strongly writing letters to newspapers and Information can be obtained from ' practice of medicine. They can be of to fix a level of the so-called1 Lower be pushed through to him. It may fortified as the western coast lac- much assistance to Ute doctor in de­ magazines. like TIME, worrying live vehicle registration card. The Croup Leaving Nov. 17 Crooked Lake would .be a useless Rev. j. Lawrence Ward about civilian morale. That, gentle­ Expect to go to Camp Grant take considerable time and effort termining the kind *of disease a pa(Continued on page 4. sec. 1) gesture. I can only see two altera* most important information needed Will Be the Speaker men. is a plain stab in the bock I to fill out the application, however. Uent may have. Accordingly the Thirty-one Barry county young The annual Father and Son ban­ lion Foundation ha* provided for Pen­ Is the list of aerial numbers on ev­ the worrying while you guys did Ute ery tire which you or any relative men recently passed army physical nock hospital excellent laboratory quet of tiie Hastings Brotherhood fighting. Now that you're doing living in-your home may own for examinations and are scheduled to and X-ray equipment, and the doc­ will be held Monday evening. No­ empt to fix a level at all. I think it E__ 1___ _________________ For Use on Highways some worrying, you've got us afraid that vehicle. Fathers are urged to tors of the county arc making good vember 16 leave for army training November .that maybe you think we ought to use of it. The hospital is able to ren­ bring their sons to this meeting. The serial numbers, Mr. Hyde 17. All thirty-one expect to go to ; County Treasurer George Clouse der this service at reasonable rates. If you have no son. there are plenty it would be impossible to maintain be fighting. Grant. The men warns, are the indented numbersCamp -------- ---------------- — .. —are: . last week received from the state Thl* expensive equipment has been of boys who will be glad to have any such level that I might fix. I on the tire walls, they are not to be | From Hastings: Charles Willard Cnuntv Ann Highway department a draft for will! Us civilians will squelch the confused with any raised numbers | Sanders, James Andrew Oris, Cyril an adjunct to the practice of you adopt them for the evening County Quota Was 515,600. J22.730 00. which represents Barry made anxious annles and worrisome wil­ appearing on the tires. In case the, Peter Le»ls. Neil Daniel Lancasmedicine in Barry county, and the Rev J. Lawrence Ward of Cale- going to tlx a levelfor Lower CrookActual Sales Were $26,021 county's share of the automobile rates are only one half to one third lies who sit up ulghts trying to serlal number* have been obliter- ter. Mason Albert Utts, Robert । weight tax from July 1 to October of the. usual taboratory charges. The evening. Mr Ward is not only a protect von from everything you 1' ated, only the brand name of the 1 Junior Roush. Frederick J. Boulter, tlrely a useless gesture. The retailers of Barry county i i This money can be used for con- first year the County Health De­ like to do. if you'll agree, on your lire needs to be listed. bird lover but he has spent a great ! Junto? ! Junior*Max Max. Welfare. . Welfare. agaln went over the top by a wide struction and maintenance work on partment had to pay a part of the side to stop worrying abut us. The rationing board chairmen Rural: Leo Robert Morgan, route margin for the month of October,' county roads, by our county road* laboratory's operating expense; but deal of time studying the life and fully, and I have tried to Lake into Confidentially. I can tell you Dial urges car owners, who hnvt- more 1 3. habits of man's feathered friends consideration, the testimony of alt • Robert W. Drake, route 5, 5. Nile for the past year its receipt*, at the we ain't going to need any' worry­ than five Ures for each vehicle they Albert Lancaster, route 5. according to the report of George commission. witnesses, and recToneile that with . . , ’ ; There mere win will ue be some some uccrcase decrease vnu> this very moderate rates charged, have pictures of birds, taken by him in Ing from yi>u. The way the guvmlnt owit to dispose of their excess tires Delton: Howard M. Watson, route c.pml«. county auUmutn The I „ compurea Meh IHI In Ute more than paid expenses various parts of the country, which the court feels, and so finds, that the Is corninn at us from all directions, at once, since the Achool liouse reg- ! 3. Charles G. Higgins, route 3. Ken-' During the year ending August he uses to illustrate his talk. we're going to be so busy fending tetrar cannot Issue a mileage ration. nelh Wade Towne, route 3, Royce quotas set for the various places,: amount of weight tax. But there and the amounts of bonds they sold' «’•>> a*<*r*u.* in ,i.. v*i_ 31 a total of 1572 X-ray picture*. ...» will *... « This he uu* not only . a .cry very mIn­ th,.-m off. that well lots of limes book to any applicant who ll»ts more i V. Gurd. route 1. for the month are as follows. . ume of the gasoline tax. due to the wcre taken at the hospital. 304 of teresting address but It will be wish we had a nice, comfortable than five tires. Excess tires can1 Woodland: Rolland Paul Geiger, Nashville—Ralph Hess chairman. decreased driving of cars The de­ which »ere made for patient* in the educational as well, and will ap- Road Commission is ordered tu spot somewhere in a barracks, with be sold to the government through | Carl Anders Hobert. route 2. Quota 11.400; sales 8334530. cline in revenue from that source 1268 for person* out’ peal especially to the sons. It te forthwith construct such dam or a good top kick to keep us out of the local office of the Railway Ex-1 Nashville: Gordon Jay Hoffman, Hastings—Ben Oidley chairman. will be still larger for the coming ride the hospital. In the same year hoped that an unusually targe num- culverts or other devices as will trouble. press Agency. । route 1. Myron Jacob Bruce. Har- Quota 810.000; sales 811.944.65. properly maintain that at thia time. " year, owing to the rationing of gas­ madc,6“* tMU- of.ber will attend this meeting. Of course, maybe the guys you Oniy basic ration books win be I old Nelson Snow, route 3. Harlow Middleville — Paul Faulkner and J “ S' p ' Uen “ u “ « “ l" "< U>. .upoline. The counties will not feel that work for wouldn't want a good issued by tile school house registrar 1 Isccaar White. Duane L. Day. Tom Barry, chairmen. Quota 81.­ decrease so much as the state high­ «itaidRh P U 1818 tor pertons । J**- “iu*d and Uie other members many of us .hanging'around your Mr. Hyde said. Motorists with car I route 1. 200; sales 82.179 60. way department There is u mandaquarters, because we might be con­ reatetration A V larf: Jerrv AndnJS- W. a. Bradford, Bellev ----- Wayne ------- Floyd Davis, Bellevue: registration cards and wrannallv personally Woodland—Leon Hynes chairman. _____________________ eedure.^^ ,1.?, Pr°' ,Urvtv Burges*. Vemor Blough, maintain it then; but if it la a tagious and infect you guys with filled out application forms will be route 3. : Homer Seeker. thing above thak that la to ba Quota 8750.00; sales 82.62935. ! taken from the gas lax. and dlstri- m^de Fn Ital some of the stuff that oils us. issued an A book., providing for Doster: Lawrance Charles Bourdo, normal level of Upper Croc Dclton, Cloverdale. Prairieville —’buted among the counties for exFrinwance. there’s a larar civilians 240 milts of driving a month: mo­ route 1. 1 Elite Faulkner chairman. Quota j elusive use in building and malnthat get an attack of Inferiority torcycle owners will get D books, Cloverdale: Robert William Bom, 8800.00. Sales 82.980 05. I tabling township highways. Another complex whenever they talk to a good for similar mileage. route 1. [court if. in fixing the level at 82X­ । Freeport—Ken Brnendle chairman js.OOO.OOO is taken from the gas tax man In uniform. Especially a civ­ Middleville: Stephen Misak, route No supplemental rations will be 175' th,t nie*nt ,he lo**r or tb« 1 to be handed over to the counties ilian who fought in the previous issued at this registration time: so. 2. John Robert - Stumpf, route 2, Quota 8600; sales 81.874 20. Frank McMillan, upper part at the —*“----—« Dowling—Wrights store. Quota for use on county roads and city Win Roh Arthur A”, war. A civilian like that knows do not ask the registrar for any. Charles Emil Tlchoon route 1. John 8250 00. Sales 8278.00. ! street*. That 86.000,000 and ail of what HE thought of civilians, and However, anyone who feels that he Richard Keeler, route 1. Hickory Corners — C. S: Rcnnels . the weight tax will be paid to the he figures that your thoughts about 1'will need more mileage than the tore in determining the nature of n . nr clc ^k a . . . , I answered “ that 1* the Grand Rapids: Ivan J. Payne. m ueu-rmining U>c chairman. Quota 8500 00: sale* [counties. The state highway departhim are Just as downright mean! the »P*uway snlllwav or nr me. til*" Transferred from Berrien county: they may Ibe combatting. । . . ... ..--------------* — Iw “ basic book provides may ask the • ment will probably be unable to add diseases thev Maybe thatll explain to you why registrar for an application for a George R. Estep, formerly of Cres­ 8613 20 ------------ -- ------------- County Well Over Top Jud«e Arch added the f County schools. Quota 8100.00: ■ any to the state's paved highways, so many of us civilians in the for­ supplemental ration. sey, route 1. Ire C, paragraph; Yea. and I . sales 8177.15. . and will need all it gets from the Car Wrecked, Two In Gathering Scrap ties are likely to explain to you that This form Is to be filled out later Total quota for October 815.600; gas tax for road repair, maintenif It wasnt for their fallen arches and presented to the local Wur Hurt Near Rutland Barry county has certainly shown total sales for the month 826.021.70.' ance and snow removal and bad feet, and bum eye* they'd Price and Rationing Board. The a fine spirit In helping the war ef­ Of the sales made. 85.015.45 were ' *•> Town Hall do anything to get back in. I've board will issue a supplemental forts of America. Charles Ann- It and keep the level down to that. I stamps an<L 821,006.25 were bonds.' PFlf ri> AI EIMICU pulled the same line, myself, but ration only after a careful examina­ able. chairman of the Barry county don't mean to just put in some UtThat is surely a fine record jtftRAL I N JM It's moAlly Che mallarky. As old tion of the applicant's need for ad­ The first automobile accident in tn ,committee having the. matter in;Ue three-inch tile or something oC The quotas set for November are ■ soldiers, we know beyond doubt ,ditional mileage and his plans for many days was reported to the sher­ charge, reports that during Sep-' lh*t kind, with the bottom of It M as follows: Nashville 81300: Has­ that we can't "take if the way sharing his car. iff* office at about 3:45 Monday tember and October Barry county 1 I mean keep it big enough so tings 810.000: Middleville 81300; Official Figures For Nov. you’re going to "take If.—and so morning. The scene of the acci­ fuinlsned 1’486 tons of scrap iron. Ilh*1 ln ordinary time* the water Applicants for basic rations should Woodland 8800: Deiton-Cloverdale. dent was the turn on the county .or an average of 131 lbs. per cap-1 w”n’t be Higher than that. O< coursa we manfully settle our necks Into ,go to the school house registration 3 Election Prairieville. 8800. Freeport 8700; III nEECMCE U/ADIf the collar, resigned to keeping on road near the Rutland townhouse. (Continued on page 5. Sec. 1) The Barry county . conversing Dowling 8300; Hickory Comers 8500; 111 UCrLllJL IfUKll sleeping in our own beds and not The Plymouth car belonged to Pri­ which shows that the county is well i condition. I understand that that ■ board, consisting of Henry P. Rem­ County schools 8200 being allowed to have some guy vate Ray Mugridge, who te in the over the top. , might not be predicted In advance." Tills county stands in a class by ington. of Castleton. R. H. Mott, of wake us up in the morning with a 1Checkered District Mr. Annabie also reports that the1 In nxln< the level of Upper . Classes For Both Men And army, it was driven by his broth­ Itself, for It ha* already far ex ­ Baltimore, and Bert Brown, of Orbugle. I er John 18, 313 Michigan Avenue. ;'scrap rubber gathered In Barn-: Crooked lake, where-"* •’----- *—— School House Burned i Women Attract Residents ceeded its quota for 1942. angevllle, completed their labors So, okay, we can’t get Into unt- ' rarat 016 i c011111? exceeded the quota assigned. Property U located,----- -- -----------------923.78 feet. Monday. The votes for the various From Surrounding Areas form, and we are pretty reasonably car were Leon Jones. 18. 102 Ham-1 Elsewhere we alve a renort for Judge Arch *“*-----------means*' that many test Thursday night, fire destroyed the candidates for national, state and. assured at not being bombed very , Sigler Receive* above sea level. Checkered school house in Assyria county officers are given below. We Kim "Training for industry" is prov­ -, , , ton, 18. of Marshall, Ruth Reed. 17, county showing the count? Is more township. The fire was believed do not name the scattering votes, irltlO MOHOF ing popular and successful in Has­ ? rneetmg it. quote V about! Well, we've got plenty to ... .........au, (Mciuiu .-uurpny. oi than tile, under the roadway which acta ‘_3ve originated from the chlm- only those cast for the three parties I than meeting its quota. tings. those completing the lessons 152 West Fountain St.. Battle Creek, worry about. — ney. , After the fire was discovered, No doubt there will be further K1[n 81»ler- ot etty, has re­ including a number of women and and Jack Mahoney IB. 347 Elm 8L Frinstance. take a look at my residents of the district were uble represented on the official ballots. Upper Crooked lake, one several Battle Creek. own private and personal civilian to remove all the seats and sup­ designating Republican candidate* I «lvcd “ flne honor in the appoinl- girls. well for people to be on the look­ Arthur Hansen is supervisor and worry. I registered for the "old plies from the building, but were by "R." Democratic by "D“ and imrnt from the Supreme Court of Underaheriff Doster who inves­ out for *uch such scrap on their prem- j PlU88*d by those who wanted a at Frank Sanders and George Stowell h“ State as a Commissioner .» man's draft" and I got a questlon- unable to secure the aid of any fire Prohibition by “P“. Following are i"the tigated the accident believes the car ise* and have It ready for the next !much higher level for the upper lake. Large of the Michigan Bar. the figures: was travelling considerably faster Ica11- We H*»e explained that steel previous hearing Judge Arch department. Last year the students m The Chief Justice of the Supreme Ing held at the Sanders machine tKjm " GOVERNOR—Harry F. Kelly. R.. -11- -- hCM.-. -LU. cupational" one—the one designed to were transported to the Bellcvun rtver^DwM-^nrth* rJn bh^bm.the cannot *» madc »Bhout the use’of show what special skills a fellow consolidated school. Il is expected 4040: Murray D. Van Wagoner. D.. Court, a few days ago, advised Mr. shop on N. Broadway. The project driver reported: and he will be sum- scrap iron. Tile tremendous pres­ The level he ftxed for Upper Sigler as follows: |ls sponsored by the Education for might be able to contribute toward the school board will be able to ar­ 1303; Frederick P. Goodrich. P.. 244 ? r f ^ her * urt on mllu u* » ov Ctooked lake is anbatanttalhr sure on the ateel mills by the gov“My dear Mr. Sigler: , (War Production Workers committee .. I.-—— ~~~winning the war on the home front. range for their transportation to Kelly over Van Wagoner 3877. faHed to emment for their entire output will • The Supreme Court Clerk advised , and the vocational education de­ LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR — anti was a tnfa. _____ __ x Phooey, what a man I turned out Bellevue or to some other district. make the turn and lota. call for ___ much more scrap Keyes R, 4078; Murphy D. 1252; me two or three days ago that you partment of the Hastings dty The building was Insured for ILWe thirst remember that the uses had not received a notice of your schools. customcd to being a “big shot" In a 200 which will help materially to- Munn. P, 229. Keyes plurality 2824. Jack Mahoney, suffering- a b4d- to which steel is being put at the SECRETARY OF STATE — Dlg- appointment as a Commissioner of > .Class work includes training In piddling way. and now I find out ly injured shoulder, RuthnotI]rresult .;.ni In any level substantially at__________ the figure present and time will nan R.. 4025; Eveland. D.. 1183: the State Bar tor the term com- ■ machine tool operations —> lathe f^hr.'dllhw*^.U,fv.?er "Sr «cr»P that can be'gathered.“‘M^rt-ldeaignates, that I'm completely and totally use­ mendng November 1. 1942 and ex- 'operations of various kinds, the Marshall P.. 252. Dtgnan's plurality less and undtelrnble as anything । °f 11 wW made lnl° heaTy BUn*—, plring'October 31. 1946. I beg to i milling machine, drill press, grind- h<*mteld'for tr-aroin^t ' Al/Th? 2842. except n HELPER to some guy AUCTION SALES V. tU to‘ •hen*, tanks and other armaments. * advise you that on Octebec sevenera. power saws. etc. The length of ATTORNEY GENERAL — Rush­ who isn't too busy to train a green disturbance would have been avol ton R, 4045; Babcock D. 1172; Platt, teenth last, the Justices of the | the course is twelve weeks, with 30 ORRIE and BESSIE hand. cd had individuals not attempted Supreme Court by unanimous action hours of training per week. The Juries were not more serious. P. 252. Rushton's plurality 2883. And so what does that do to me? LANDACRE. Owners rible. Having decided to quit farming STATE TREASURER—Brake R. re-appoint you for that term to hours for the women's olasaes are I'll tell you—4t keeps me cowering succeed yourself as the then incum- 8:00 A M. to 5:00 P. M.. four days in my oftlee, wondering what day they will have an auction sale at 3929; Fry D. 1317: Ward P. 235. bent. Tills advises you that such j a week, and a group of women from County Exceed* Oct. [City Registration At that Mr. McNutt, the man-power the farm located one mile south Of Brake's plurality 2812. AUDITOR GENERAL—Brown R. action has been taken and that tne .the Hastings Mfg. Co., have classes ,Quota 28 Per Cent man. will walk Into my office and Middleville on M-37. They are of­ culon will be accepted, we fwl atk Two School House* 4119: Brandenburg D. 1122; Chaney appointment of yourself as Com- - from 6 00 P. M. to 9:45 P. M.. taksay:—"Hey. dope, what are YOU fering a good list of horses, cows, mlssloner is now In the hands of ling 15 hours'of training per week. Registration for gasoline rationing fldent, as a fair and final ruling P. 244. Brown's plurality 2.997. hogs. feed, household goods, and also According to Warren Carter. doing to help win this war?” An­ the Executive Secretary. „ 1 <<^<rW=«rB books in this city will be held Wed­ U. 8 SENATOR — Ferguson R. " the farm at private sale. Henry swering that question—or trying to matter except to decide it in With kind regards and beat wishnesday. Thursday and Friday. Nov. 3869: Brown D. 1325; Lowell P. 209; (Jf. i eounl>' lu In toui —would be bod enough, but suppose Flannery will cry the sale and Er­ Smith, sticker candidate. 187. Plur­ IB. 19 and 20 In the Central school he answers It for me? Suppose he nest Gray will act as clerk. See ality for Ferguson. 2544. Sincerely yours, and the High school buildings of many cottages decides to send me out to some the adv. elsewhere in this Issue for property bordei B. D. Chandler." tills city. CONGRESSMAN - Hoffman R. farm, and have aome fourteen year full particulars. ThU appointment represents a The 1st and 4lh ward residents 3858; Morley D. 1456; Fox P. 224. old 4-H girl boos me around while fine honor since It Is seldom that will register at the High school Judge Arch's decision. Hoffman's plurality 2402. URI BERGMAN. Prop. I try to team how to get milk from Residents of the 2nd and 3rd wards STATE SENATOR - Tripp R. commissioners at large are appoint­ Due to lack of farm labor and a cow? Brothers, if you think that’s will register In the Central build­ the Crooked lake cottage 4183; Kyburz. P. 317. Majority for ed to succeed themselves. not hard on my civilian morale, the 111 health of his wife. Mr. Berg- Tripp 3848 ing. Teachers will act as registrars. you’ve got an exaggerated opinion A. * P. CELEBRATES Club in the trial of this REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE of my courage. I've been scared stiff his farm located It miles south of LEGISLATURE—Q1U E Faulkner. 83RD ANNIVERSARY. day forenoon. It is planned that a! L’ex Hastings on the farm known as William A. Murphy, manager of 'class for older men. aged 44 years "{V. , m. on thoae days. The chairman in decision. R. 4231; Thos A. Moyer P. 314. old. when one tossed me gently over the Wm. We runan farm one mile Faulkner's majority 3917.. the local A. & P. store announced ,nnd up. will be formed as It Is I T" !*. Uie Central building will be Mr. a barnyard fence. I've never got south of Cedar Creek mill and U ™ ProuaPerkins and in Ute High school conservation department. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY — thl* week thatthis store will Join j expected that these men are soon I close enough to a horse to get in mile east on the Hope-Barry town­ Laurence & Barnett R. 4168; scat­ the National organization in cele- u, be called for service in Indus- [ . . , building. Mr. Taylor. line road. He is offering a good IX) 8T BILLFOLD Room 313 in the High school build­ list of cows, horses, hay and grain, tering S. Barnett's majority 4163. bratlng their 83rd anniversary. In tries Training hours will be ar- ( Junior Chamber Hears WITH SM ing and room 110 in the Central SHERIFF—Glenn Bera R. 4412: line with the policy of the A. 6t P. ranged to suit the’men enrolling. always managed to keep gway from tools and household goods/ Henry John H. Kepkey, p. 317; Bera's ma­ Co., to pass on to the public any since this training ha* been In [ VnsCi I uravcilG achool building will be used for the Sheriff's office that white Flannery will cry the sale and Ivan them.—But this man McNutt may benefit* in price reductions that can operation in Hastings, over 1.000 registration. Applications for rallonjority 4.095. In thia city shopping The Hastings Junior Chamber ef change all that) No wonder my Campbell will act as clerk. See the be had. It te their alm to continue | (Continued on page 3. Sec. 1) (Continued on case J. Sec. 1) adv. elsewhere in this issue for full ™.>..«Mi.in. s. .. many m.nv items a. .< . __________ - - -________ , Commerce at tU monthly meeting individuals and not by the regis­ loot a brown MUfold nerves are Jumpy. merchandising posribte inUacrordance with the new i CUB LEADERS' MEETING * - I Monday treated to a Well, maybe you're commencing particulars. ' NOTICE BOWLERS trar. . Chief Petty Officer Tarato get the picture. This war is Open alleys for Bowling Wed. ndra and regulations of present-1 A Cub Leaders' Round Table will ,a“t connected with . 1T.. k* .f in. Mxoith nrriA* at von vella vella of of the the Clear Clear Lake Lake Coast Coast Guard Guard REWARD coin? to engulf us civilians. And and Fri. nights at 9 P. M. Also day conditions. ' this evening. Richard Grooa. Thorn- Camp. In which he described the Having sold the house end no Bat and Sun. 1 P. M. Hastings 125 for th» arrest and conviction For the -information of anyone apple District Boy Scout Chairman, life and duties of the Coast Guard. Frinstance. the guvmlnt plans to further use for the furniture. Mr. Recreation. Out 11-13 Ths meeting was attended by Hunt will dispose of it at public cut down on our meat supply. I tell driving to Charlotte on M-79. There announced today. Every Cubmaater. you. men that when a bunch of auction at 117 E. Court St. In Has­ Rimunave sale. Presbyterian Is a detour at the Barry-Eaton line Pack Committeeman, and ften twenty members who also heard re­ Frank B. Martig. AdvIt.13 ports by Clare Johnson. Olay Bas­ us-to-be-ratloned civilians get to- tings. He Is offering a good list of church, FTi. and 8at.. Nov. 13-14. la through NaahvUle. getting tarvtalptan and coordinate thia season's sett, and Burr Cooley who had at­ CinCKKN-BIBCUW household goods, things you might road to Vermontville and turning1 Cubbing program. Parente are also tended a State Board Meeting In SUFFER ANp BAZAAR and Clifford Hammond will act as Rummage Bale under Natl Bk. right toward Bellevue to PU* up invited. Program helps and sugges- Lansing the previous Bunday. The faceting was followed by a Thursday. Nov. 11. clerk. Bee the adv. elsewhere In thia. Bat. Nov. 14. Methodist Aid Circle M-79 at the eight mile corner west tions for obtaining leaders will be cents. —Adv. 11—IB luncheon. of Charlotte. offered, Mr. G roots stated. ■ ” SOON FOR ARMY - SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUR&DAT, NOVEMBER 1», 1H» Texas. Their address Is 371 First the sale of a house at Middleville amasoo Olvio Players during De- AAilMIIIIITV IIATIfEC HAS IMPORTANT Training Station. Great Lakes. XI!.. Headquarters . Barracks 18-1. Air W Mr .„d Mff ChM bu'J »0H IN WA« WORK ----------------------------- ---------Base Sqd. AAFBS. Concho Field, .r u> Mr. .nd Mr. w Sr clur|C£“^ • nl<n for training for Navy service. Violet Towne returned to rBhJ?TUto , . Gardner H. Chidester. son of Mrs ,' Mrs. Violet Trevor VanHouten. A. 8, of Dear­ San Angelo. Texas. The boys hope Gloster, formerly of Nashvilte. . KstUngsr left 1P. T. A. will rrtoel Friday evenin*. O. F. Chidester U playing an Im- her *h“n* lni Detroit Bunday after ov. 11 at the schoolhouse at 8 I portent part Ln the war work these i * ***k wlrtl born spent the weekend with his they may be kept together while tn Mlu Betty Sigler has transferred for Colorado Springs. Oolo. last service. . parents. Mr and Mrs. Merle Van­ and pro- days suwe since vna the u. U. a. 8 rorcsx Forest ,.Prodc‘[ 1 from the Bureau of Social Aid in Friday to join her husband Lieut, 'clock. Business meeting — - e---|aay» roQHouten. Trevor is attending Ford Barry County to the same organ!-1 Merton L. Kettlngrr who is staFleas* bring a five or ten | uct* Laboratory at Madison. Wls..1 Miss Imogene Cooley and MUs Machinists School In Dearborn. His i moved into the rooms above zation 1 uwwu tlonsd at for gr»“ b**here Mr. Chidester has * Buth *‘° «• attending ...vw In ... Calhoun courtly. ai Camp ump Carson, w>o», Oblo iamo Lieut. mcui. cenl — -~w- R«fr«eh■--------- . W Bllcia KI. WIUHKI IIM been men chief ciuai i> Cl,r ----„,■- w — .-------- addreas is Trevor VanHouten. A. 8 . office on E- Court St. Miss Carol Fuller, daughter of Kettlnger Is Mlu u a Hastings Hartings boy boy ai aa he he ■ments. ments.ceder cederand anddonuts. donuts.Bring Bringdodo-• ■oo f f the u»e Laboratory LaboratoryDivision Division ofof Pulp Pulp:WUCE WMCE. - Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo,spent spentthe week week r> and ahA Mrs. VT— O. n M. U Fuller tfc.1l— and — — -a a —was ___ — bom .— - —]fc paper n._. _ for t_ ______ ___ end end vltta with lhelr their Parents ruran'a Naval Service School. Barracks A. ■ Recent sain made by the Earl Mr. In Hastings, the familynllta nute fnr for ownfamllv family. I anl more _____ than __a year Upper East. Dearborn. Mkh. R. Boyes Real Estate Agency in- freshman student at Kalamazoo col­ moving to Kalamazoo later. His Triple Link Club will meet Friday. ho been developing an Improved „ Mra. Maude Van Oleson of DowKettlnger, Nov. 13 with Mrs. Marie Merlau at paper base plastic equalling alum-1 Unf ,eft Frtd*y t0 »J*'ld lege. has been given the ingenue addrea Is Lieut M L Hq Detach., 17th Ord. Bn.. Springbrook. Pot luck dinner at tnum in tensile strength on a weight end ta 8t Loul,« Mo • YtalOng her old Rogers have been transferred F. R. Brooks home. 810 8. Broadway, lead In the play. "My Sister Eileen” Hq. from Fort Custer to San Angelo. (to Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Caston. Also which will be presented by the Kai-, Camp Carson, Colo. noon. basts that is being experimentally ' *°n' Pvt Martin E. Van Gelson. ------------------------------------------------------- - n.it»n --- --------I Ponced in the form of aircraft | * r*dl° iCh0°’ al t/ciwia----------------------------------------------- 1 . DCOtt Field. III. i Al. .■■. ■■■—.. I. I j| On Sunday Nov. 15lh all the poo- | u^alla of the process can be re- ’ Mri II*8 Winslow and Mra. Ralph ' nill y™r RU^ only to ninutactures 7u"- Weaver and Margaret Sue were PERSONALS LUMMURIIT NUIllD OCAL NEWS Noll I I ©RIVE Shop Here Where You SAVE on EVERYTHING HEAD LETTUCE FLORIDA ORANGES head j[Qc d°z. 31' JPY APPLES 5 JONATHAN APPLES 5^ DELICIOUS APPLES 5»» 5 lbs. KING APPLES ORANGES CELERY bunch CARROTS 3 bunches 3 lbs RUTABAGAS fresh lb. TOMATOES doz. LEMONS 2 lbs. WHITE ONIONS Jersey SWEETPOTATOES 3 lbs. pkg. BIRDS EYE PEAS 25' 25' 25' 25' 27' 10' 10' 10' 30' 35' 13' 19' 25' You love all four ways when you shop at Food Center. Our convenient location short­ ens your shopping route. Our complete market cuts out stop and go shopping for foods . . . you can get everything for your table right here . . . and everything is priced low every day. Poss on the good news to your neighbors ond suggest that they form a Car Club with you. using your cor one day and another's the next. That's the way to save gasoline, tires—AND MONEY. - LOW PRICES ATTENTION YOU DEER HUNTERS We hove plenty of BA­ CON & HAMS for your trip North. Buy Beef by the Quarter! HINDS FRONTS 245 lit 7 CHEESE w*. OlfclMfc. -................. Testa 8h0 lpBtt show * tha( thia nBW new •produr. ’rod’"'- H“ ^ "’r Of .1Jgnnl<r 1ifon*"•' ,nd ,nd , Is reslztant to moizture and remains _Mr’, ,nd Mrs. Ronald Warner of extremely stable at both high, and and Mr and Mrs Roderick low temperature* and that It Is War?rr Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Homer War Wnr-­ more resistant to scratching and rue *u °* denting than aluminum. It is not ■ ne.r,OVfr weekend. corroded by salt water and It does Mr Mnk Axel E?l'k»nV "nd not splinter, tear, nor flower 5®," Saran#c ca,led °» HAltaga when pierced by a bullet. i frl$nd* °n Tuesday A leading manufacturer has begun , J°nn Bush, who has been workthe school house Wednesday eveexperimental production of strueat G011?1"" Aircraft in California rural aircraft parte and Uie army i ■«*««*! *«**». returned home and navy are giving the materials . Miss Doris Sm Smith '’h of Lansing spent Brush Ridge Community Club consideration u a substitute to alwill meet at the schoolhouse Friday levlatc growing shortages of other the weekend with her mother. Mrs. Nellie Smith. evening. Nov. 13. A "box social" materials. *u all KU of U1 this uiu Mr. »<r. Chidester umaester has nas .,Mr *nd Mnt„ DoVC Wlll,r' •”d will be put on for the benefit of the In had great responsibilities and hu n'ld Mrs Reg Winslow visited Red Cross ?nd Urs AM Waters at Mason Good program. Visitors welcome. Hastings friends take Joy In his succeu and pride In the contflbu-; Su.n.d‘y ... Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Hotchkiss and tion he is making to help win the The W. 8. c. 8. will meet with son and Mrs. Gertrude Endsley Mrs. Evadene Weeks Wednesday, •pent Sunday with Mrs. C. Hotch­ kiss at Marshall Nov. 18 for a pot luck dinner. All LOCAL INTEREST IN are cordially Invited. William Dibble of Chicago Is home HUNTING SEASON The Martin P. T. A. will be held at the schoolhouse Thursday eve­ With the opening of the hunting hl< roll Into the Army. ning Nov. 12. A cordial invitation season on Sunday many of our citi­ ' Ensign Marshall H. Cook, came is extended to all. zenry will be on their way in a । home on Tuesday of but week on furlough from Corpus Christi, AMERICAN LEGION buck on the firrt day. AUXILIARY NEWS Miss Ruth Lyle was In Allegan Next Sunday. Nov. 15, Mrs. Alma Mrs. Homer Smith and Mr. apd over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. George Sheffield Larsen, president of the local Auxil­ Mrs Keith Daniels who will go to iary and Mrs. Gladys Henry, dis­ Watersmeet, almost on the Wis­ accompanied by Mr and Mrs. Calvin t. Plumley -----------------------------of Nashville were---gueste -----------of trict Auxiliary president, will attend consin state line. The party who go to Watersmeet I Mr “”d Mrs. G Winston Sheffield the presidents' and sccretarya' tour meeting to be held at. Lawrence. and then board the train fpr the I Bnd daughter of Traverse City over interior are Mr. and Mrs, Keith 't,,e weekend I-ancaster have u” and •”'* Mrs ““ Ray ’ -------------------and reservations must be made by Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hoevenalr. ; Mr I Nov. 13. Child Welfare chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle RockhIU and Mr. gone to Pickford ’ In the Upper Peninsula where they will spend ' J Mrs. Helen Sharp. Rehabilitation and Mrs. Dan Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph' Ross. Mr. three weeks. , chairman. Mrs. Helen Schantz, and Miss Ruth Farr has returned to War Activities chairman. Mrs Ly- and Mrs. Rene Gangulltett and Paul dla Rogers, have also been invited Gangulllett will head for Newbery Wayne after spending her vacation with Mr and Mrs Glenn Densmore to attend and others are welcome. to take alm. I Lawrence Is the home town of the Roy Thomas Joins a party from and with Grand Rapids relatives Mrs Harry Parker of Jackson was I Department president. Mrs. Loveme Lake Odessa for the northern trek. Roy Shroyer. Sterling Rogers and the guest of Mrs. P. E. Adair over McAllister. Il ir> expected that Mrs. McAllister and other Department Glen Laubaugh Will go to Cadillac the weekend. Mr. and Mrs Richard Groos went and another stag threesome will be officers will be present. Harold Newton. Charles Leonard to Greene. Iowa, on Friday for a i stay of several days. Membership dues for 1943 were and Andrew fDutehi Roush. _ t John Barnett returned on Satursupposed to be In by Nov. 11. Did Early goers' were Mr and Mrs. D. . you pay yours? The closing date for Graybiel ar.A son who Joined Battle day to Port Huron where he Is memberships for the national cita- Creek friends and left Tuesday for taking aeronautical training. Marquette. MtJl A1’?1’ Johnson was culled to z ■ I Ann Arbor last week by the illness The Fourth district will Join with THE STUDENTS of her* daughter. Miss Agnes the Eighth and Tenth district* in Mt'iir ClI'R Johnson, who has pneumonia. entertaining at the veterans- hosu Mr. and Mr*. David Goodvear pHal - birthday partita on Aug. il ‘ were in Chicago severil <tay.last I 1943. All hospitalized hospitalised veterans at “ *«« » WM held ” *l ""T. K“‘he£ln! week. FOrt Custer, who have birthdays In Uumphrey's piano studio. 110 East July. August and September, will be,p«,‘er ■10 °™?nUe P’* Students turned Sunday from Detroit where I remembered by the Unite of the Music club. Officers elected were, they were guests of their son. three districts. ' Frances Foote, president. Mary Jane | Edward Bottum. for a week I • • • ‘ / Andrus, vice president: Julian CoopMrs. Nellie Conawny and Mrs. D. Through U>c Auxiliary News an er. secretary and treasurer. The 1| L. Christian were in Detroit on Sunappeal is made to the Unite (or the real purpose of this club is to create payment .of the mandatory funds. ‘ *“* * Unite, having a membership up to 75. are asked to pay 83.10 for the A.^ wifflL Mr. and Mrs Edwin Pate of Lincoln Service Basket fund; Unite with 50 pianksghlng or more members are asked to pay Ing contest and other games will be ■ p_,u ' ||t * . 85.00 for the Christmas fund: Uie played. Any student who Is in- | I assessment for the' National Con­ terested musically Ls eligible to beaaatwa^va vention fund Is 10 cente per 1942 membership: National Defense and . Americanism funds are 8100 each - -■----------------Goodwill . I per Unit. MARRIAGE K LICENSE Russell E. Cleveland. City 37 at the schoolhouse Friday evening. Mary M. Campbell. City » o.r is Tilt sn*,i Nov. 13. Thanksgiving pot luck sup­ per promptly at 7:30. Program-a short play. "Com Fed Babies". All jure cordially invited. Illi u*y s'1 us.ue to nonor au members Illi who bring a guest and the guest HU themselves. You are all welcome. HU Church services are held at 10 Ifll o'clock. Rev. W. D. Robinson will UH speak on, "Tills Mind." lb. 39c SLICED BACON Grode No. 1 PORK SAUSAGE lb. 29' lb. 22c SLICING BOLOGNA lb- 10c PORK NECK BONES CORNED BEEF and cabbage) lb. 39 lb. 18' PICKLED PIGS FEET lb PORK LOIN ROAST 33' or Swiss ROUND, SIRLOIN, steok. lb 39' FRESH GROUND STEAK 1>> 37' VEAL SHOULDER ROASTlb 29' VEAL STEAK 39' lb 38' SUMMER SAUSAGE lean lb 25' SALT PORK fresh (steer) 29' BEEF LIVER lb We Buy All Kinds of Live Poultry MADC IN AMERICA ; 32' SLICED PEACHES 25' CHEESE 2 . 62c Soy Bean Kawfee 25' LONGHORN X ; 34c CHEESE SQUARES 15' OLD ENGLISH Krafts2 Ihj. 79c SMOKED SALT 4n KRAFTS BRICK 2 lbs. 65c 89' VITAMIN CAPSULES CHEEZHAMjar 17c 39' BRICK CHEESE old fashioned _ lb. 45c ENERGY FLOUR lb. 55c 95' SWISS CHEESE Morten 2 „ ■ V |bv 28 Day aopply. Pkg PILLSBURY'S FLOUR $1 13 Mh lb. sack ............... CORNMEAL 5 Pancake Flour £ rAMO ... . A- ■ 4 SOAP WOODBURY . .......... TOILET SOAP LUX Q ... .............................** soap LIFEBUOY q ..................... V RINSO RINSO sm. 2 LUX FLAKES GOLD DUST KAUKAUNA CHEESE pkg. 33c GOWDA CHEESElb. 41c SWAN SOAP q BLUE MOON, PIMENTO, AMERICAN OLD SMOKEY ....... lb. 17c Junior Gresolvent KRAFTS CHEESE SPREAD . 2 for 39c bars Lge. 2 far 19c............. SANI FLUSH m 25' 19' 19' 22' 19' 22' 17' 17' 25' 18' rTKAND Hostings, Mich. THEATRf= Telephones 2244-2557 JL- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOV. 13-14 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Virginia Brace and James Ellison "CAREFUL SOFT SHOULDERS" South Thornapple The South Thornappir Farm Bu­ reau Group will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Finkbeiner Nov. 19. Topic for discussion "AnllInflatlon Measures." Edward Arnold. Ann Harding and Friday "EYES IN THE NIGHT" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 te 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI.. NOV. 17-18-19-20 Another beautiful technicolor special Betty Grable. Cesar Romero and John Payne "SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES" No Increase in admissions BAR UY v THEATRW? Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOV. 13-14 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION SHADOWS ON THE SAGE' 'THE MAN FROM HEADQUARTERS' Richard Dix and Kent Taylor TOMBSTONE THE TOWN TOO TOUGH TO DIE" TUES.. WED. THURS.. NOV. 17-18-19 George Brent and Brenda Marshall N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLl. MICH. Ind and *pe pla Cloverdale Tire Cloverdale W. C. T. U. will ' meet Wednesday. Nov. 18. with Mrs. I Otto Lockstldt. Everyone Invited. Thanksgiving program. SUNDAY AND MONDAY NOV. 15-16 SUNDAY AND MONDAY NOV. 15-16 “TH! ItST FOR LISS’’ Oti COMMUNITY NOTICES WITH OLD-WORLD TANGFROM HONG KONG' 'ESCAPE PRUNES com cel dob Ma YOU CAN'T ESCAPE FOREVER' Ona Coat of "Sno-Sheen* ^ously Painted Walls, Paint, Concrete, Kalso­ mine, Wallboard and Wood. No Primer or Sealer needed. Comet In 8 patfel the del and white. SC H run tau res to an po Go �Tffl? HASTINGS BANNER, TfrURSDAY, NOVEMBER It? 1942 lost two games to Banner: Auto THREE CORNERS Sport Shop took lhe odd game from l MUs Betty Sisson is visiting Andrus Service; Moynahan Sales Woodland friends ■ H. "Dutch" Drews gave the Bliss UirHinj | H. Dutch" Drews gave the BUu won a pair from Coffee Shop and I Mr. and Mrs. Lester Yelter and ■ league a representative high week- Medics dropped a pair of gvpea to,son Philip of Kalamazoo and Mr. By JANE CAMERON Consumers Power Oo. * ‘ and Mrs. Claude Yelter of Carlton {Continued from page 1. Section 1) * ’ ’ ‘ led the high scoring for the week. In the Service League. Rotary No were last Sunday dinner guests of •Faith marches at the head of "Dutch" scored a big 241 game in 1 had a one game edge on Kiwanls ■ the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. COUNTY CLERK—Allan C. Hyde the army u found hU -------------second try after a shaky R. 4405. No opposition. k-------—, of progress, ------ ----it „ - irhen - ------------------------- . No. .. 2: Kiwanls No. 1 was on lhe Clair Yelter. , COUNTY TREASURER — Gforge beside the most refined life, the | Mart he finished with eight sur-. long end of a two td one count with ”■ Floyd Walters of’Grand Rapids freest government, the profou'ndest cesaive strikes to make the big count. Const Guard-No-1 and Rotary No. and Pat Visser of Marne enjoyed P. 337. Clouse's majority 3.960. . philosophy, the’ noblest poetry, lhe Hls other gomes of 169 and 180 were 2 won the odd game from Coast hunting at the home of Floyd's par—*- ' enough•<<to give him tlie week's lead- • Guard No.<* 2. REGISTER OF DEEDS—Vernor purest -humanity.*'— t-T. T. Munger. Wrbater R.. 4317: <317: Mrs. Be**le Bessie WoodWooa- . ... I erslilp. of the Recreation WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE mnn 331. Webster's— j— majority 3.986 We've always been very much in- ! Harold Phljlfps .. DRAIN COMMISSIONER —... Mark ... terested in the fall planting of gar- League I--i— and/A. Melrose of the PU-1 charlotte Hubbard was the only C. Ritchie R. 4331; B. C. Hoyt. P. den produce. Lettuce, radishes, pea*, ton Ring L» igue scored a <Je«d heat bowler to score a 500 series, Monday | ------turnips and------------potatoes second place with 572 series, IU<IH 301. Ritchie's majority 4030. , --- --------- are among I for ------------------------------------------------c Women's w<Mnei night In in u, the League and CORONERS-^Dr. C. P Ljthrop, those successfully planted In the ; Harold had two games exaetlv exactly lhe the ,|lrr ni-)68-170-509 171-168-170-509 series ,wa?''tops o mats R, 4360: Royal A' Bryant. P 331: (fall. We certainly would like Infor- i same ax 'Dutcht! Drew's score when fOr the week's play. /*■>,!)■ Tnwwnra p *VtO TT,. awn * VTJItinn tmm aanu i.-' haa *>*t awtala Straight Hlrlkesl EklUTUI Payne Scored 479 Curtis Lawrence P. 339. The two mation from any one who has tried he hit 241 < with Six straight strikes) coroners will be Dr. C. P. Lathrop ; this method. The trick Lx to plum and a 180 score bit ' Ail 'dropped to 151! ond p^e and thlrd-piaee u and Curtis Lawrence. 1 them lute enough so they won't grow ' on his last try. ■Mel " -.u.™ wscored .200between'Marlon Goodyear and IUST1CE OF THE SUPREME i in tile fall, hut will lie donjiant un- [ 221-151-572. Betty Hriendle with 462 aeries. COURT—Raymond W Starr 2939; , til the sun warms the earth. I George Balch gave thr-pips a Ixonard's K(llca scored ■a campcic complete vusvic0ias C. Pugsley 1111. Blarr'x ma-, heard last year that a fanner near ' flailing for a 564 series in hls Com- ■ iory ov„ -^0 Cafr by taking three jority 1828. j Hickory Comers planted three acres i mcrclal League play, but Clair De- Ka(nes- Bonnet and Gown won Circuit Court Commissioners. Geo.' of potatoes in the autumn and cer- Cou scored a duplicate 5C6 In the three games from Orphans- Piston C. Deju 2013; Horace Powers 2570. talnly would like to hear of the re- ,j xecreauon Recreation League League mcir Their reaper respec­ j Rlng office won lhe odd game from ■ NKte Uie last two officers were .suits, especially Uie yield. |I tive tive scores scores were were 168-182-2 168-182-216-566 and 1 8uu. insulation- Piston Ring Shop . . 16-56G and vot-d for nn Ute non-partisan Judl-; • • • . ,. 1203-176-187-580. ! had! tiu» •belter of Bliss by a Jone cial ticket.) 1 Peter. And here Is votir gold- I Tn ih» ntuv wnnnrtrv <tn* ---------—.____ ■ —,----- «... CANVASSING BOARD TABULATES VOTES raddy rypaw enU. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Walters, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Falconer of Carlton were Tuesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kel­ ley Mra. H. J. Robinson and Mrs. Lester Lars bee oilendrd the meet­ ing of the Friendly Neighbors club. Thursday afternoon at the home BO WLINGNEWS Ryan district. was a Thursday until Bunday guest of tlie Claude Hammonds. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bump and baby Linda Lee of Hastings spent Friday evening with the Clarence end wtth Hartings Leslie Williams is assisting Mar­ the near vicinity. 8 shall Norwood of Delton in build­ ing his barn. Mr and Mrs Clair Yeiter will be recovered. MW# BIRTHDAY PAR -HO. »u.h u Chin-lifting styles that will give you a new outlook on life! Midriff and long torso typo for that slim-throughthe-middle look! Pert two piecers that double for suits! Swank tailored types for many occasions! Rich colors. 12-20. o» P1** • SEVERAL FINISH TRAINING COURSE IN DEFENSE WORK INLAID 4415 W. A. ROTH 2975 graduate of a high school and must Renj Taylor •» l»e 18 years of age or older, sonie > Qnc oj Uu, moat B1)ectacular true reglstranu having been from 45 atorlei ot 01d weal_the atory of to 48 jenrs old. Twelve students Wyatt Earp, Ute greatest gun-flghtconstltute a class and at Che preset lng lrollUcr nlar»ilal the west ever time there are several places open ' MW In the womens claas Because of „Man from He.dqu.rter*" the need for men in military service. aUrrfnt Franlt Albertson, thr w-omen arc expected to be Juan Woodbury called in greater numbers Into i Fallowing .— *£the ------------adventures of a Industrial work. Naturally, Ute high I ncwBp3pcr IrpullcI „ ua ^ us nc he tracks wage, paid In defense plants has I newspaper reporter oTcrtmlnals, he stato been a factor in interesting women. I tlw. members of the gang until he a* well as men. In learning this himself becomes involved In lhe type of work, though more men ■ than women continue the courses The 3 MeMlulUer. ln to completion. ----- - • If you are interested in the ma­ One of the season's most thrili­ chine work mentioned above ojid Ing and exciting westerns. would like this training, without cx- “Eyes in the Night" pense to you. please communicate starring Edward Arnold, with Mr, Hunsen nt high school or Ann Harding with Frank Sanders. N. Broadway, An amusing adventure of a blind who will gladly explain the project detective who fights his enemies In nnd enroll you as u student. darkness guided by tils sense of hearing and uncovers and captures EXTENSION GROUPS a desperate foreign spy. Monday evening. Extension Group "Escape From Hung Kong” No. 6 met nt the home of Mrs. Al­ lan Hyde with eighteen present. Don Terry, Andy Define The lesson on "Fashions in Food The action which took place In Rationing" was presented by the Hung Kong, the week before the lenders. Mrs. Don Gury and Mrs. city was captured by the Japanese Onto Knowles. The next meeting and the part the British and Amer­ will be in February. icans took to combat the activities of the Axis spies Is woven Into the TEACHER RESIGNS SO , plot of the story SCHOOL IS CLOSED Virglnia Bruce, Jamy* Ellison in Bryan Crofoot. the only male “Careful, Soft Shoulders" rural teacher In Barry Co., who A hard-hitting admonition to all taught the McCallum school, has would-be enemy agents, a merry resigned nnd has gone to Detroit film that nevertheless puts fifth to work. The school has been closed columnists in their place. and lhe Mx pupils are being trans­ ported to other school!. four of them CAMP FIRE GIRLS 'going to Delton. On Tuesday. Nov. 17. at three P. Lemon Juice Removes Spots Moil spots may be removed from white table linen with lemon juice. Rub salt quickly over the spots after moistening with lemon juice. Rinse and then wash as usual. Railway construction in Brazil has averaged less than three miles a day In the last 10 years. M, the mothers of the Camp Fire Girls will be guests at a tea giv­ en by the Hastings Council In the playroom of lhe Central school building. This will be followed by a Grand Council Fire at four o'clock to which the mothers are also in­ vited. According to International law. territorial waters extend three miles from shore tn shore. » Casual Styles Sport Frocks XS4 p°"'“ b“nlM Brtl ™- Tool Rnnm Room and nnd rvffiM Office tnnir took a pair ;; 1 —-------------- ----------------------,I Tnni CAMP FIRE NEWS •»• I of gomes from Electricians. In the Recreation League, Leon- WADILAKA CAMP FIRE GROUP v,« kmq. No 3148 sunny side of where life begins and a rds took a brace of games from i Milk Production and Distribution '*?* 1° ,kcc|'.’. Nashville; Piston Rings had a one I TTie WqdlUka Camp Fire Group . ----- ----------plump from becoming "frankly fat ". game edge on Middleville and Has- mrt W1U» Goodyear where we All three amendments were de-1. When' you just brought out last tings Ice and Pud won the odd hlld «-*cct*4n of officers. President, Dorolha SmRh; vice-president, Mar­ feated by the voters of Michigan. i| winter's wardrobe and begun try­ game from Perk's Tavern. ing on to see what you can sUll In vne the ruton Piston icing Ring league, League, orOf- J°«1e Wilken: ", ,, , ' . " ’ *n "«««. secretary. Julia Ann wedge into, did you. loo. think I flc(. No , droppwi two gftmes to Cooper; treasurer. Joan Garrison, muchly on the subject. 'Too little snitmimt: 40 M 'ac M lost a com-1 We also drc’’’ our dMl«n for "•*■ 'and too late?” . Shouldn't we .cal1 call P 1.1" - . . Machine ' ""Jiheadband. “ m > •.,WC let0 MriM t0 Room“and ; It. "Too much In‘ too tno intia little"?v Anyanv. oniw No a bUnkM1 Orlndcri |---------------- ----------------------। way, with clothes costing what they ' do now. It's no Joke. . Several magazine* have taken up strengthened their hold on first the theme of enlarging. place by blanking City Dads: Mid­ j I notice front panels of contrast­ dleville Creamery made a grand .. । Ing color are recommended, and on on Moose; Goodyear ITdwe. slmii have registered, many coming trom ' one dress. I sow matching panels surrounding localities where such . «n the top of both sleeve* to make work Is not available—Belding, them larger loo. Letting out scums . Ionia. Saranac. Grandville, a* well sometimes solves lhe problem. Tak­ BEFORE YOU BUY as various (mints In Barry county, ing two dresses and making them; Such valuable training box nevet , Into one Lx easy this year, for there | before been offered free, a* these I are many patterns designed pur­ clashes are. 1 pusely for this stunt. I always get Last week three young women a big kick out of seeing liow clev- 1 completed their training and re- erly I can camouflage come of last reived certificates. Misses Owen- : year's woe-be-gor.es into nomethlng I dolyn Althouse. June Shawman and new-looking. Girls, this rationing Mary Kuhllo. who took the twelve, may be a God-send after all. weeks' course In lathe nitration. • • • Others who have finished the work It Menu seems like I've dreaded Nov. and have taken’posltlbns in defense « FURNITURE industries are Misses Lueille Monica I A® ,nr bnck “* 1 “n rem. and Virginia Wilcox, who have In~ ■ Rore Commodities Halting* Phone 2226 spect Ion jobs at the Wilcox-Rich T LI L A T Q L \ plant In Battle Creek: Miss Lucille I 11 L H I l\ L J Pennock is employed In Kalama- -T|w War A<B|n>| Mrv lud|r,~ Penney's Has Them zoo having been trained In the | iUrrlni Kdward Arnoldi ABOUT THE milling machine operation: ^Mrs.. Fay Bajnter Mabel Johncock alxo took the mill- ■ Washington in wartime is the act­ Only ing machine work and Mrs. Anna Upg ror a ylvld sWry of u woman's Null learned lhe lathe operation. wu| Entrance quniificatloiu stale that ■■Tomlalone—The Town Ton Toush Every day increases the value the woman npiillcant must be' fl u Dle» gUrrln< R|chard ui,, llevLUng the Blate Constitution- •lrj't payment? V'nomr’ iwVre! w.w County- WOMEN'S DRESSES Ood W'f’wtatf Rich Fabrics Fine Colon! New Stylet! ** -« CO L.nOi'i — 1,’’’ ... to istv* itho” JACKETS MEN’S Plenty of Warmth* Plenty of STYLE! A Rd JLv°^ Handsome fashion for active men, and practical in the bargain, fot these jackets are comfortable] warm and sturdy! Smooth-grain, glossy cape, fully lined with ray­ on or bold cotton plaids! Note the trim zipper front and pocket! MEN'S SLACKS ^98 V Gabardines! Coverts! 1090 Gabardines? coverts’—hard "finish and soft weaves tn choose from worlds of style! Warm! Inexpensive! Town-Clad • TODAY! Here's . supreme quality, undlmlnhhed by present con1 dltlon! Here's INCREASED .style and beauty! . FALL COATS WOMEN'S HA You'll love the new-styling and smart fit of these grand new coats! Double or single breast ’ «I types, fitted' Or bbxy. Gay plaids or fashionable fleece, and novelty fabrics! Wann, autumn-leaf tones! Sizes 12 Skyscraper for a gay fall! Intriguing sport stylea. smart dressy types, casual models! HOSIERY 79c Cynthia* 1 SLIPS 1J9 Clamorous-look­ ing sheers, and smart * weights dainty r tops, reinforced Tailored type and others with lovtfy ming I 32-44. Handsome SUITS Boys' single and double breasteds of rugged casslmeres and chev­ iots. TREADLITE FINIS f INI AID LINO! I UM HATS Boys' Sport ON BUIl f IN Ffir RACKINC, 3” SLACKS i *•^7 A new uaurri tONGB WEJUI mat vatAL. IADOWI 1JS9 Cleverly Designed Glaves 88c 9” NAIRN New Fan Handbags FELT HOUSE SUFFERS 69‘ Real comfort In a warm slipper. Colon. Her Special Choice For Fall GIRL S' COATS 2M Genuine fur felts In TO­ DAY’S popu­ lar shades! Lower crowns, wider brims! Colorful "musU" for hLs school wardrobe I Hus­ ky soft finish utta vaum 500 Shell set the pace for the school sei tailored in princess or coacnman styles single or double breasted typeal Att­ run tow iwcf i WARM JACKETS Don't Dtlayl Coma in Today 1 . body with . knit cuffs. FREE ESTIMATE' BRING ROOM SIZES' NO OBLIGATION' JACKETS TONE SWEATERS colorful sturdy. fronts! Hand- Many corduroy .... 3 SKIRTS FUDAY SPECIALS SATURDAY HARVEST TIME PANCAKE FLOUR plain of5 lb.buckwheat bag 25 12 oz . can P REM 32c 31 oz. can 2 for 15c LIBBY’S POTTED MEAT special 4 for 21c SWEETHEART SOAP 10 oz. pkg SWERL the magic suds 23c BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Your Home! Awing styles orAM with pleats £» OXFORDS LIGHTWEIGHT OVERCOATS 2250 BLENDING makes -them waftner, yet lighter! The mixture of wool, alpaca and mohair brings warmth and beauty . . . and the light yet sturdy backing of cotton knit chops many ounces off! See for yourself TODAY! for health! 18-1 86«t Wool Priscilla Chenille BLANKET CURTAINS SPREADS 5.90 98c pr. 6.90 Beautiful blend ot wool, and cotton Billows of airy auahion-dotled marquisette. Chdrmlng designs—bedroom colon! Glospun and Royahpun 39c yd. Plaids, stripes, and plains. \_______ DRES �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER «. 1H1 FOUR Some of the Allied nation* are leader* training meeting at the Two young, clean cut lads who American Legion Hall on Thursday. I EhIT A D I A I C lltm* wh<n maximum effort and wandering if the election mean* Nov. 13. as announced by County j coopera tlcn are needed to get that this country is again swinging Agent Harold Foster .’ enough men and equipment to the , away from the idea of International Kellogg Field had Sundav and ManComplimentary dinner will be I . 1 |varlou< widely tea tiered war front* cooperation in settling the peace aa day off. It cost too much to go THE AMERICAN OFFENSIVE I in'time .are maddening. it ' ' ’ " Hot Lunch end other winter 4-H (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) | u al»o * widely-held con­ from Battle Creek where they said Not yet it doeant—although that ' Ray Lamb. District 4-H Agent and all of the recreation centers were Ing England. From North Africa' victian that Washington has de- Ui a danger »,.„ that most be watched‘ ____ A* Lieutenant and Mr* F. R. »o crowded. They decided to spend Miss Mary Bullis. Home Agent, who Uie real "second front" far which ■ iayod or heid back on ncceuary leg-' *n<l b a question In which all of arc In charge qf the winter program Drooler, lett on Tuesday for Man- Sunday in Lansing visiting the Russia has been clamoring, may be tslatton because of political fear* . u* have a vital concern. ' urge all local clubs to complete their state capitol and Monday tn Has­ his duties on Nov. 16th at lhe tings. hernr.. P*arl P-.n M.rhnr tnr fnr ' For if the Burton Wheeler* the organization* at.- once and choo»e gins hl* Opened. r.™ Ew»rnr« t»ror. W.r| Marhnr H.rbor, ta avn- 1, ™„„„a „ B N.,y u^„ th, On Monday evening iremembei Third, the elimination of enemy ample, people knew and authorities j Gerald N>e* and other Uolatlonlsta h>ye lhe advantage of Uie In- ' people of HasUng* wish Uiem well forces from North Africa will cut admitted that some sort of price 'Rct Jn c°nlrol of Congress during structlon given by MIm Beatrice : Und thank Lt.'(Dr > Brooks for R',j U. 8. O. room playing the victrala off one of tlie prongs of a gigantic control measures would be neces- peace negotiations. »r can write Boyle and P. O. Lundin. Asst. State i many hour* of work in helping to and popping com but they were a little lonesome. Nasi pincer movement aimed at vary to cheek inflation But. al- ."goodbye" U> any lasting settlement1 4-H teadera from M. 8 C.^| make the local U. 8 O. room an actconfldentlv ’» b expected Mr. Lundin and uallly. Sues and the Middle East. With though price control has been dl*-;,nd can look t01 Ct 20 veari Mb5 00110 wU1 c*l),aln 10 the 80; We. hope you find the same (official u. 8. O. girl* service or­ thh flsnk un<}er Allied coitrol. ।cussed nothing of “over all" »lg- '<> another world ,va or more local leaders expected, lhe fri^Hdly hospitality in the east as ganisation । for two girls to help Nazi prospect* for further conquest nfflcance was itarted lintll just or so- hence placing of the 4-H program on a । yod have helped create back here entertain these soldiers Monday ------------------------ ..It has been 100 percent war program with re-1 all service men who visit Has- night and nfost of them had lo In this direction leading to an before i the election. | —HolsUonUt I *o in rlinrnttirhlv thoroughly discredited by world modeling, refinuhlng and repairings ting*. eventual junction of force* with ‘ bowl at 7 o'clock. One of the girl* ■ ’ There Is a feeling, too. . ‘levente. that this country will cer' A “lutc lo you ^euKnant. we ll had a date but she said we re Just i events, that this country will oerJapan in India become hopeless. Local leaders a re.,urged jo Jo snare share ,■ tie glad when you come back home- going lo play bridge but If lhe fel­ Washington has pampered certain Thu*. although the possession ofRunions to an. Inexcusable extent,। talnly be careful not to repeat -Lite le ride and make every effort to' low* would like that well take them ____________________ Faster is asking I North Africa i* of vital importance!; Even though the government has ' errors of the so-called peace treaty' itenri. Co >gcnt ,.r the lh„ rt)rin ,r so We netd a better word than co- with u*. The boy* went home with • i negoUatlon* after the last war. ' for reservations for dinner to the'United Nations, and much re­ ' I created a War Labor Board with I operation for lhe St. Rose altar, them and the foursome enjoyed the Anyway tliat te something for the hc mfty ,,lan accortlln81>'mains to be done after the cam-’ broad powers and undeniable sym­ ‘ society who took over lhe U 8. O. evening until the two visitors took , future—we must win the war flrat.: ---------------- * • * -------------palgn ha* been successfully con। room the past Saturday and Sun­ their leave at eleven o'clock. pathy toward the viewpoint of la­ day. 1■ Do you think those iellow* will The election Nov. 3 was a man- ROBINSON—JOHNSON eluded. The North African oper- bor, i I ever forget Hastings: not on your I to settle disputes in war in- ( —. ~ ... w ----- --marriage -----------------------------------------to get oh with Uw war; ~ to put The of’Mlss Dally John-I At the last meeting of this or- l life. And If you think our young | atlon is essentially groundwork for (dustrle*. strikes have persisted. .date 1 total defeat of the AxU powers above *°n- daughter of Mrs. Anna Johnson ganlzation they appointed a com­ j jieople take their responsibilities tn ‘ the more serious campaigns which' There • is a growing conviction today 1 mince, cmurmanea oy Mrs Mr*. B. ». a. ,, ----------------ol SOI E. Green Street, and Thomas • mltlee chairmaned by 1' ,h these OT»nwll u> do >l»Mr lhey could T matters lightly '“hU’ you can guru i must follow. Hitler's strength 1* on1 ,that workmen who answer the ' j. Robinson. auil *on Ul of JUIIII John W. J. IWU4IUH4II. „ Robin(MJUIir CDcr.nc!! to de -ttototor the; to ' again. to help at the U 8 O. room. a Continental Europe and it IX there strike , call these day* arc bowing 'for a more vigorous, coherent in- • son of carlton Center, was solemnMrs O'Donell called and said i Incidentally, when you have that' that he will have to be defeated. ' to lhe wishes of Hitler. Hirohito 1te Illg ent organization of the homeized last Sunday. Nov. " 8‘ “at three last minute feeling when you wish ) o'clock in the Grace Methodist "We arc organized and ready to' you had others lo share the family Tlie North African campaign to and Mussolini and that labor lead- front. 1 work: tell us what to do." d.u U mtaUr > be.u.M Pi^l,~~w7o ',™="Tn If all of that Is any comfort to, church in Detroit. The single ring era who call strikes in war plant* They were already Ln there pitch­ service was read in the presence of of military planning and Is at least ।[are not working for America but Hitler, Hirohito and Co., they are Mr. and Mr*. Leo Johnson and Mr. ing before the umpire called "Play one instance where a unified com- rather arc helping U1C and Mrs Harry ThomjiMin, Jr of Dall" and we believe that's Lhe I M the vu cause of 'welcome to it. n»n9 hi. i-rmi.tol .11 mnae. Jw" BturgLs, brother and sister of the safest and best way to play the | u j bride. Also Mr. and Mrs. Ronald game. tn vnrlr In nn4-H NEWS Why is it fair to expect heroism Weber sister of Mrs. Johnson. ordination. Red Crow sewing which is to I* ! and unflinching devotion to duty . — Chib ,inembeis. ..... 4-H their local Probably „ Montgomery's drive on the firing line and at the same leaders, parents and friends will wool jersey fashioned with a long finished by June l* going to take •gainst Rommel can be taken -av time iiermit aU important production *"no,\iu?,o‘1h<‘r ***< “,e j H torso and n full skirt nnd trimmed all the worker* available to reach tlie first phase of this campaign. , ... . . , u. Camp building project on Saturday, with silver with black accessories tlie given quota assigned to Barry Then with the famed Nazi Africa line* to stop because of jurUdlc- j<ov - according to County Agent Her corsage was of pink roses and County. i To help irt. thl* situation twenty I silver ribbon. tlonal disputes which have no conFoster, in charge of the long-time Corps forced into disorderly retreat Mrs. Harry Thompson. Jr . her women have started regular week- ' neetton with working conditions or project. in the East, live new American army It “ 1.x expected pay rates—or.” maybe, because some *' “■* the day* work win only attendant, wore a drew of rose lv meetings on Thursday evening | with excellent air and naval protec­ alpaca with black accessories: . and at the Red Cros* Rooms under the ; within a plant isn't satisfied build partitions, cupboards, etc., of a corsage of white mums and ruse supervision of MIm Florence W«de. j tion moved in from the west. Now. group second iianu hand mnicnai material on ruinu iiand as ... ,, . _ _ . . scvunu who 1* also in charge Thursday the doughboy* are actually es­ Wilh smoking rules? The number of well M trlm Uees. move dirt nnd ribbon. Harry Thompson, Jr., lhe bride'* afternoons. , tablished in Algiers at a point near­ strikes have decreased, to be sure, other work to place the camp In I but they still persist. ‘j camping ‘-------order. “**" These women arc all Hastings er lo lhe important Italian base at ' A very practical *et of camp groom and best man wore navy blue teachers who itavc volunteered lo [ Many people also believe that _ Tripoli than the retreating rem­ buildings have been erected over business suit* with white carnation help Barry County again make the goal by the tint ot June. nant* of Rommel's Africa" Corps arc I Washington has been too stow at the the past past two two years on the camp site. I boutonniere If you teachers arc following the I weeding out its “dead wood" and AU Al! labor ckc except. for a bos* carpen­ thought to be. • home to their, friends - at -221 8. theory of leaching by example then Will the Americans gel there too prone to carry along Lhe inept ter ‘has ' been donated by the 4-H Broadway. this 1* Exhibit, a. of what you mean | Club organization. first? Any answer given now 1* pure and inefficient for the sake of and this effort on your part is j An effort is made at this time to 1 speculation—but at least, it's a personal loyally. Wars are not won j' complete the camp to the point Tlie Maccabees will hqld _lhcir just another of many teatons why | that way. | where It can be used by limited sued ,ncxt r-8^>*r meeting Thursday aft- we're proud of all of the teachers hope! groups for ------short.— period camping. of Hastings Tlius, lhe Axis power* should de- ’ . —r- — — >■■■ । . ernoon. Nov. 19 This North African operation not only has displayed fine teamwork rive no comfort from the election1 A,tcr Lhe war it h expected that I resUlt, i the camp will be completod lo ac­ between various branches of the —, J ! commodate groups of 100 to 120 service, but also unexcelled co-op­ The Democratic defeat doe* not youths for extended camping per­ eration between English and mean a spilt in this country over the j iod*. American forces. If this is a fair war. Rather it Is a mandate to: Anyone Interested In the 4-H Club Washington to get on with the war.1 nw'cment invited lo help with sample of things to come, the “««”l,^poSTH‘aX,8S5?t.a. cause of the United Nations U defi­ nitely on lhe upgrade. and determination. I ers are invited to attend the fail But. the Important thing to re­ - Plain or Sugared member now I* that even tlie most _F WWW—• ■ m - ■ i == I manner. Such antic* coming at a Cl/I I UKIAL3 ; (TTIMELY 1 OPICS NOVEMBER SALE DAYS 10c A**orlod Favorite Single' cotton plaid sheet blankets sixe 72x80—1.19 value at unjustifiable dozen Sale Prices on Blankets Cookies 79 Double cotton,'plain or plaid, size 72x80—2.75 value ot 10c 91 >9a Port wool satin bound edge, sixe 72x84 heavy pastel colors 4.50 value W & SON LEONARD'S FUNERAL HOME Roll Butter Loaf Cheese 2 2 Fmh-dwnwd FRUIT CAKE 97c 61c j*. *1.23 I Half cake*, 2V&-lbs 65c Old laihiorwd recipe. SALAD DRESSING o~" 32c Embaiiy - triple-whipped Evap. Milk 4 ” 35c Country Club Quality 2j:.,31c Ealmore - 9.000 unit* Vitamin A FANCY PRUNES 3 big 38c Santa Clara* PURE HONEY 49c l ib. jar 27c Thiron Enriched with impor­ tant B vilamin* and iron I Oven-limed for llavory Iraihnen I No More Fattening Than Ordinary White Bread 2.98 DRESSES at I Rice COMPARISONS O the discriminating buyer we soy make comparisons! Come in and see our stock of the new Curlee Suits for fall and winter. Then compare them on the basis of smart styling, workmanship, quality materials and genuine economy. . T The unusualness of these times has not altered for one moment Curlee s high standards of peacetime production TMre is the some care in selecting materials, the same skill in styling and workmanship, the some effort to give every man who wears Curlee Clothes the utmost in value. 138 Navy Beans 5^, 33c Hit ESSES BETTE II Belter Dressea New crop - fine cooker* n l-lb 4X SUGAR * plot For tmoolh icing* BEET SUGAR WATERS CLOTHES SHOP EAST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN GaUon can Simple and effective dry cleaner 65c OXYDOL *R RINSO 59c 100‘x Pure Pennsylvania RLOCK SALT » 12c In sanitary Pure pak container .-<■... EOG MASH SCRATCH FEED 10c u, S2.13 DAIRY FEED Wetco — 16$c Protein Grapefruit -. Toxas Marshsoadloss . Toxat Marshtoodlott Packed wilh rich-ripe juice I Tangy I Sweet Excellent source ol vitamin Cl FANCY YAMS 5 n>. 29c Louittens. Delicloul candied or bak«d CRANBERRIES 19c APPLES SPANISH ONIONS 5-19c 10 fc. 38c ICEBERG Fresh crup Heed leltvce CELBtK^J 4 <b. 19c MICMISAN POTATOES -- 35c 10c , 10c * 26c SIRLOIN STEAK lb 35c n> 38c Kroger'* Tenderly CLUB STEAK Many coats drastically reduced! Kroger'* Tenderly Cooked Hams Chickens 22.50 coats on sale at 15.00 18.75 coats on sole at 12.75 sale S2.39 Kroger's Wetco WHEATIES Chuck Roast and on 43c ™>» b., S3.15 Kroger'* Wetco 19c Kellogg'* ON SALE AT ONLY coats ’»» Save on production cost* Tandoray - guaranteed Ireth and tender I 15.00 8?. : ’. *1.35 MOTOR OIL Penp Rad ... 10c ALL-BRAN 43c RENU2IT Avalon Gran. Soap - giard pkg 49, Stamp No. 9 good for 3 pound* at Suits, jacket! and Flushes greatly reduced. Exclusive, but not expensive" i» is Stewing MEAT LOAVES POLISH SAUSAGE BRAUKSCHWEIGER Frandsen9 Shank Hall Medturn 9.98 ib. 35c ib 39c s. 21c LEONA SAUSAGE Bulk- Country Club quality ftib. 17c ib 25c ib 35c w 46c Sliced VEIN-X SHRIMP Country Club MINCEMEAT 38c 30c Aitodad sliced No. 1 quality You will find Curlee Foil Suits in our stock in a surprising­ ly wide selection of smart patterns and o complete range of styles, sizes and models—priced right. Come in and moke your selection today. 17c 6c BIS-CO-BITS PEANUT BUTTER 2 “ Clover Valley Breakfall of Champion* Fancy Michigan » Il E S S E S — 23c Fancy Blue Rota 3 £ 29c fine wash ------ ------- Spun-rayon, (Ingham and good wa\h Prints Size* 0 to 30. LIMA BEANS Nourishing - excellent flavor Lard 17c PANCAKE FLOUR 5 £. 23c Country Club. 20-ox. pkg 8c u. 25c COTTAGE CHEESE Sale Prices on Dresses and Coats W A S II » 27c KIDNEY BEANS Cheez-o-bit* - 3 pkg*. 25c Cooks light and fluffy tine MIXED NUTS In SMI Pure Relined Low priced I "PURREY" Nashua 72x84 made from 88', rayon and cotton for strength and silk luster with \2'r pure wool, moth proof! White and soft pastel shades g95 6.50 value at only w Voters took this method to- let Washington know that they were not satisfied with tive conduct of lhe war—and It Isn't what Wash­ ington has done but rattier what it has* not done which ha* caused and NOVEMBER 12, 1942 W ALLDORFF Donuts BLANKETS COATS DRESSES Mast commentators agree tliat the Democratic defeat at the re­ cent election was the result of a protest vote. The personality or qualification* of Individual can­ didates were minor considerations. Republicans were presented with an unexpected opportunity—not a vole of confidence. Under our twoparty system, there was no place merou* board*, bureaus and agen­ da* newly created at Washington’ Inorder to conform with regulations of the Office of Defense Transporta­ tion we will cease delivering choirs effective .. . Cello wrapped AMERICA SPEAKS most of the restlessness. Thus, Senator Prentiss Brown is not correct In attributing his defea*. to recent restrictive measure* which have been put into effect—or soon will be. Every jsolj of public opinion has reflected the willingness of. the pub­ lic to aoeept and "get on with-' any and all restrictions which may be needed to help the war effort. President Roosevelt iuu sensed this same attitude, for. after relum­ ing from hl* recent tour of U. 8. defense plants, he remarked to re­ porters that the people throughout the country seemed far ahead of official Washington In willingness lo make sacrifices and concession* to the war* effort. Possibly that is the key to the Democratic defeat. Washington has been too timid, too hesitating in its leadership. There ha* been too' much talk and not enough action. People now have son* and hus­ band* and daughters in the armed services. Whether or not they are needlessly sacrificed depends to some extent on what Jtappen* in Washington.-and the Washington scene since Pearl Harbor 'and even before) has not been particularly Inspirational There Is deep-rooted belief that patty politics and the struggle for power and position among the dl- NOTICE! CHAIR DELIVERIES with Oleo Kroger’s ■ uiuun Clock I Bread! 1 phenomenal of success in North Africa doesn't mean that the end of lhe war is near. Much remain* to be done; much depends on the manner In which advantages gained in North Africa are followed up. It wiU still lake a tot of time, ef­ fort and manpower to * beat the armies of Hitler. This 1* no time to relax. The fight i* just beginning. dinner wiyt because It turned out HMllngs, beginning Tuesday. Nounu*ually well, you might call the veaibir 17. according to A A Reed. V. B. O. room a» lata u 5;JO and ' Nashville Superintendent ot Schools if tliare pre some boyp at tac room who la the. Leadership Training they could probably get to your chairman tor the dbirlct. All Scouthouse within five mUrutes. masters. Assistant Scoutmasters, ■ -*•*---------------, Committeemen and any other interLEADER8H1P TRAINING esled adults are invited to take COURSE I part, even If some cannot attend In answer to tha demand forj all meeting!, for the training course training for new Boy Scout leaders I may be taken partially or wholly- on in the Thomapple District, a ala- a correspondence basis, Mr. Reed weeks course will be offered in said. . Black vain removed - ready lo cook - OYSTERS,^ t Frei-thore - solid pack KROGER STORES �THE HASTINCS BANNER, THVMiMY, NOVKWKR |3, 1*3_________________ f, No* Ichaols alning inter- attend course illy on Reed AT SCHOOL HOUSES u S 0 NEWS NOV. 18.19,20 l ' A ' ' JUNIOR RID CROSS । CAMPAIGN STARTED I Enrollment in the Junior Red । vrosa u w progreas among HIGH SCHOOL the saxons to share-I. mi LEAGUE title H 5® n. ^Ute. "and Mra^^J?^ have racglvad their parts end b4<*" 1942 Football Saoson , ing and 104 yards by passing to M Thoms* F B a M’ertlaa study la*t wwk Mcnday. The name . Jridlnj'. 7? y.rd. by ramfuS' HaMU^T 8 0 0 8 12 lhe play is "Tha ClumUng Clgw." , The Saxons closed tnmr 1843 fool- 1 4| by ,erlal/ '0800 • Mhoob to be used for registration w.» elected secretary zretary to lo succeed succood i ru^ , *cn2S’1 “, ’,00 Ior 5*!? ofGasoline rationing registration season in a blase of glory last l The Keralos brothers. Junior and ! 77°^ „ „ * are as follows: i Mra Cook. Kent : for Hastings win take place in the »Yhlay night, handing a strong atani led the Belding attack They ,.3h For Hastings, Middleville. Delton, i takes Dr. Brooks place on lhe comttX M' Theo’**‘ Schools having paid ‘their mem­ high school and Central buildings Belding eleven a 13 to 0 setback at *1*0 were outstanding on defense 1 Naahvllle, Woodland and Fretpon. mH tee as a rapreaentallve from the on Wedneaday. Thurvl.y and and E~gave , « the right right guard I ~bMitullons: End. Une; berships are the Bristol. Hendershot. on Wednesday. Thursday Fri- th. ‘h« Fairground. Fairgrounds. The The victory victory gave M ..I m RiCch h the guard “ “* these will be at tha public school ■ Kiwanls club. Guard. Ep4sJey; week. . Room 313 tn in »h« Saxons a share in the West | All of the y,. Baxonsthat Haxonfthal saw acUon T*ektoStar, Gregory. Culver, day of next week.. building.. For the cRy of Hastings । Mrs. Bhlriey 'Henry is general Hinds. th* high.school Hieh MhAAl and *r.rt room nn 110 In in Central Leamie league title with wilh Raidin* Belding.ttuned 1. in their victory over field-1 . Bacta- Wllco« ■«<! Bjpwn. Brown. Doud. MsQmber. Milo, Chi­ the Uia hours for each of the three days chairman for th« local U. S O dester. Jones, Shults. Dunham, the Central building Will be open About a hundred Coast Guard* wti mg. Bill Garrison who showed good I Belding subeUtutlons: Back, will be from 8:30 a. m. unUl noon i room. Mra. David French is In during the day for registration,tended the game as the guest* >)f ; gtneralship throughout the sniMm 1 Brown fliioru, Moore and and from 1:30 p. m. to 8 p. rt. each charge of organizations for weekAnother Junior ^,n£Jn, ni5y reg'^Ur *ro“ • 3* Jf* j lht.h«nnO!ehwi,,v.rf ,n nui . i at Querterback. Ted Banash's eluReferee.Peterson. Umpire. Vanday. ends at the room; Mra. D. A. Van­ ect is the sending 13.00 A. M.. or from1:00 to 8:001 Hasting* kicked to Belding to tive running and passing Harmon denBush Hr*A LinesmanTodish In lhe townships the registration Buskirk lias charge.of all volunteer shipment overseas to lhe men in p. Teachers In both uhools will open the game Junior Kenje. re- Wlkoxs ‘^w„ .ndspeed abohS unennan. Tomsn. — m. will be at tha sclwol liouse. named mid-week supervision of lhe room; our armed forces and other gifts i act “Ckas “ registrars, , I tlT1 Hlhe B*Ulng “ b‘ck u” O« d'­ below: • Kenneth Laberteaux is In charge of were ----------------sent to Fort--------Custer. <■ The Saxon - -------------cagera began practice' JW Une. After two attempts, fenM Duane Btamm who played ASSYRIA—Al Uie Assyria Center, further additions lo be made at the In on® *chool> lhe PuPU» .lw'- Monday under the direction of . through the line. Belding punted to B gteady. agtrcsslve game at tackle Mason I Ker? tln^wM a ’“?y linp£>v£l Briggs. Checkered and Lincoln room »nd Mra Wesley Burrell is been collecting old .wester*. wa*h- Jo. Brosak. new coach. Eight let- the Saxon* 38 yard line ircle Na 1 of the W. 6. C. 8. school houses. °yUlde daneM Ing them and then ravelling them termen returned from last-year's Thoma* then picked up seventeen - vlltj consid-rlng that it wa> hl* first ------ : a*~ ” Lor guard. out and the yarn co-chsmpionship squad. . ! yards on two tries through the line. , vear La*t but not least Cant al BALTIMORE — Al the Dowling. »hore leave in Has- afghan*. Considerable interest-ha* After Friday's -game with Belding, I The Saxon* caught thc Belding sec- ijin who played a steady 2 ®,c.,(*k ,l ,U1B church. W* are Striker. McOmber. Hendershot. h“n manifested in this project. 1 the Girl Reserves entertained both ondary napping when Banash YoMed name al end and tackle ' AU senOt **“ Weeks. Durfee nnd Bamey Milla Ung’ There ta need of a kitchen sink ' ' the Hasltng* and Belding squads by a 38 yard pas. to Kelly for lhe flrat “ '"a a,,d UC“* AU Thanksgiving holiday, school houses. IXIL-7 /Tinr*-*/-----------------• ' anu ucioing aquas* oy » nci.j ivr me urai INEZ COOLEY nrenarlna preparing a luneh lunch in the hleh high >ehnni achool. Saxon S»x°n touchdown. Maxon Thomas' .>« Yoll cannot oser the excel------------CARLTON—At lhe Carlton Cen­ and toilet seat to complete lhe ne- : IN» Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet Inez Ethleen Cooley, daughter ot cafeteria. |-place kick attempt for lhe extra lcnl of u,,. underclassmen: ter. Fish. Welcome. Brown and cessary plumbing Will anyone hav­ with Mr*. Walter Ryan, 'll 115 E. ing such fixture please caU Mr. Albert and Achsah Griswold Cooley. , 1 Our „ cro “ country boys took the point was partially blockrt John Coleman. Dick Thomaa. Mason G^tdW^^da^Nw Coats Grove school bouses. Laberteaux was bom on her father's farm near ,lr*‘ flve places at thc class B weal I The Saxons marched 55 yards for Thomas. Duane Ottosen w.mt* . Or * n<1 on Wednesday. Nov. II. ■nie Saxons marched 55 yard* for Thomas. Duane ottosen. Harold CASTi-ETON-At the Lake View. uaotmoo Bateat- ;j their final touchdown mid Midway wav ln!^In i Townsend. ----Keith Ayres. Louis Myers. I The w. c. T. U. will meet at the Thank* to the people through­ Canandaigua, New York State No- , Michigan finals ta Kalamazoo Martin. BarryvlUe end Shores school out lhe county who have brought vember 13. 1158. and passed away at urday. October 31. 7*- -•-------houses. Wta. advanced the Brown. were: magazines, apples, cookies and rec­ her’home In Hostings. November 5. w “”" Dean rwa" Keeler, ’first; Orville Thomas; and Wilcox 17. Pot luck luncheon at I o'clock. HASTINGS TWP -Al lhe Fisher. , ords to the room. within one week of her elghty- Tompkins, second; Jack McKeough.1 ball from the Hastings 45 yard line ; Lineups Gregory, Altoft, Star. Hasttngh Cen­ Tlie St. Rose altar society took fourUr birthday anniversary. She third: Stanley Bridleman. fourth; to the Belding 35 yard line where ' „ . Belding dues if possible when the roll call ter and Quimby school houses. charge over thc weekend and Uie was the younger of two slstcra hl Harold Fuller, fifth. Dean Keeler's M. Thomas flipped a 32 yard aerial : la given; also an echo from the dlsHOPE--At Ute Doud. Cedar Creek. Comos chib of Uie Presbyterian a family of eight, and three of her time was 12:38.2. •1j to Colemanrt,: who “ waszstopped on th: the Kqily — iCapt). L. E. ‘.~~z± “ Brakora |(r|Ct or 1|lUle convenUon. MUa Hinds. Shults, Brush Ridge and church will take over this Saturday six brothers achieved outstanding h ' 3 yard stripe. Wilcox scored on Uie 1,. T. Tlie teachers have set up theh the Stamm „I“tniHeMle Margaret Rullson will be Cloverdale .chool houses. I- | next* plav on—an off ‘ tackle ------smash. “ L. G. -------*" Townsend success In the engineering world. schedule of rehearsals for lhe anand Bunday. the speaker. ■e Mason Thomas' place kick attempt Ottosen nual Christmas Carol service. The C. Dixon i IRVING—At the Wood. Jones and Her education was completed at Inquiries hkve been made about Little Brick school houses. Most oi inviting coast guards for Thanks­ Canandaigua Seminary, and at the first rehearsal was held November the Irving dutricu .ire now Included giving dinner. They will not have ■Hie Barry district of lhe M. E. A. in Ute Thornapple-Kellogg district. any time off and will have their Hamilton Alverade Nichols who sur­ JOHNSTOWN — At the King. Thanksgiving dinner at camp ac­ vives her. and who will be ninety met Wednesday. November 11, at Monroe. Slcveiu, Bristol. Banflckl. cording to word from Lt. Pumala. years old next December eleventh. 6:45 p. m. at Delton for dinner in Soon after their marriage, the their new dining room. Culver and But roughs school houses. One hundred coast guard* frorn This is Education Week and Ute MAPLE GROVE — Al the Mayo. Clear Lake camp were guests of the young couple came to Michigan and customary open house that the city Moore, Dunham, and Norton school xchool at the HasUngs-Beldmg I rattled on a farm in Carlton town­ ._..v. and planting schools hold has been dlscontlhued ship. clearing land houses. Football game Friday night. Thc crops In the summers and helping | Um registration for gas ORANGEVI1.I.E-AI lhe Orange­ coast guard* were served oocou and ville village school house. All tne i warm friodoakes at the U. 8. O. to pay for the new land by winter rationing which the teachers have school-teaching on the part of the | Ch*Hte ot oUier districts In Uie township have 1 room before they returned to camp, Eight boys recently to young husband. He taught twenty' *' admitted J ' ‘ been Incorporated in the Middle- Mr. and Mra. George Hebdon asHi-Y membership are: Mason vllle or Delton school districts. slated the committee In serving the aix terms in Barry county schools. Thomas. John Coleman, Ronald Eight children were bom to Mr. and PRAIRIEVILLE — At lhe Milo, boys. Bros*. Stanley Bridlrman. Jack Prairieville village andI North Pine wlshln< to |uve two 0, Mra. NlchoLt. wft'en of whom grew Walters. Louis Myers. Kenneth MllLake school houses All Uie other more coast BUar<i.s sunday for riln- to maturity, and five are now liv­ ..... .w,. Wayne ^a;>nr u.cu WIU alK1 ?ICLlttr? ing. n Albert died ,i, in ,1810 and । nc « c“*> .‘thc O.' r, room the Delton Richland or the Kelloos " ‘ '?.** “c Uu 8 w '°~ <2445» Mar>’ Achsah in 1817. A baby girl. ! 1716 individual sports of Uie Girl* JlT’ne^l cU-* m N0T X* 8aXS Clrala No. | at ttw H matt M Um htfos ( Partaw. 1014 fl. Jtffer November 1> at 3;S0 HtewatAa WsUk.k Tiw regular piMUn with* Rebekah Loda " at 8 o'clock. W. B. O. The regular meeting at tl R- C. will be held Thnraday I Nov. 13, at 3 o'clock tn Q. ’ |HaU. ORGANIZATIONS I. Fc Ic )C Ic 3c 3c 5c 9c 15 Ic $ 19 3 x s" "v' afternoon. died ’at uie age school in Ro?s township. Kalamazoo county. ; RUTLAND - At tile Algonquin. ' Chidester, Tanner and Goodwill ahool houses. Some ot the other districts have been incorporated In the Middleville district and more ot them are sending their children to the Hastings schools. YANKEE SPRINGS — At the Gates, and the. Yankee Springs •chool houses. All lhe oilier distrlcto of tlie township have been in­ corporated In Middleville. Delton or Wayland consolidated districts. Mileage rationing books will be about the same size as books of postage stamps. ----- The registration throughout Uie county will be handled tn the open rural schools in about the tune manner as sugar rationing. In the rural areas people are to go lo their nearest school listed above in their township. Each teacher will set her own hours in the rural schools. Sujierlnlcndcnt* of the six city and village schools have received their supplies and instructions. Tlie supplies and instructions for the rural areas were given out at a meeting of rural school teachers which was held Tuesday afternoon 1 at 3 o'clock. If there arc any ques­ tions about rationing which arc not covered hi this article, information can be obtained from the Barry County War Price and Rationing Board. OBITUARY > George Alonzo Rose, son of Irv­ ing nnd Samantha Rose, was born Dec. 1. 1873. In Baltimore twp.. Barry county. He lived his entire IJe In this community, departing thl* life Nov. 4. 1842, lacking 20 days of being 69 years. On June 34. 1895. Mr. Rose was united in marriage to Mary Etta Richmond who survives him. To this union were born eight sons and one daughter. One son. Forrest, and the daughter. Lodcma. died In early .childhood. The surviving sons are Glenn. Irving LeRoy, Claude. Francis. Leon and Gerald of Pon­ tiac.' and Floyd of Lowell. Thc^e were also 20 grandchildren, four of whom preceded him in death; and 5 great-grandchildren: 2 brothers. Ell of Lapeer, and Frank of Pontihc: one sister. Ida Matthews of Battle Creek; and a number of nephews and nieces. Mr. Rose was a good and friend­ ly neighbor and will be greatly miss­ ed by those who knew him. OBITUARY Mrs. Ida Wood. 78. widow of Jcrial Wood, who was for many year* a resident of this county, diet! late Sunday night at lhe home of, her daughter. Mm. Mary Short, of Lansing, Mrs. Wood, who former­ ly lived near Coat* Grove, had been 1U for a long time. Surviving are her two daughters. Mra. Short and Mr*. Wayne Offley of Castleton township; also by a son George E. Wood, of Deerfield. Mich.; two brothers Clarence Davta, of Has­ tings end Will Davis of Battle Creek: also by a stater Mra. Mary Kelley of Plainwell and by five grandchildren. Funeral services were held yes­ terday at lhe Offley hdme in Cmtieton. Burial was in the Fuller cemetery. Carlton township. DEATH 5-OLI.OWs’ BRIEF ILLNESS Reoulem mas* was read at nine o'clock Saturday morning. Oct. 31. at St. Rose church, for Frank M. Bagnall. 78. who died on Frldav. Oct. 30. Father J. V. Dillon ofllciatIng.. Mr. Bsgt/all was born July 10. 1863. In Philadelphia. Pa . and for the past 33 ygura tied resided in Hastings. For a number of year* ho was janitor at the courthouse •Kelly." He had travelled consid­ erably and had also been a sailor In his younger years. Interment was In Mt. Calvary cemetery. . DEATH OF RUTLAND TWE. RESIDENT ----- - ---------------Mrs. Anna Campbell, aged 74, died on Friday al the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clara La Hommodlei of Rutland townahip. She was tht ic _________________ wife of George Campbell and they had made their home in Rutland for,, forty years. Surviving Mrs. Campbell are her husband: two daughter a. Mrs. Pearl Heckert of Hastings and Mrs La Hommodleu. and five grandchildren. The funer­ al wm held at the Walldorf! funeral home on Monday at two P. M.. the Rev. B. J. Adcock officiating. In­ terment was in the Rutland ccmcUry. i of one year. R»v»rai .k. received ,uSevern! years ago she the rite of Christian baptism Admin­ istered by the Reverend Wllford Lindsay of the Presbyterian church. The surviving children are Mrs. Gilbert Fisher. Hastings, Mortimer C. Nichols of Hastings nnd Grand Rapids. Eugene Nichols of carlton capias, Carlton 1 township. Mrs. Fred Henney of Carlton and Willard of ------- J. ’ ” >«•— Nichols -• Monb. Utah. There ore five grand­ children and three great-grandchil­ dren. Tn her quiet unaasumlng way, Mrs. Nichols was a woman of remark­ able fineness of character She was beloved by all who had ever felt lhe warmth of her kindness and sympathy, and none was ever denlcd such helo as she was able to give. Her children do indeed, "rise up to call her blessed.'' । Besides •— her •immediate —------ - •—family. *■Mra. Nichols leaves one brother. Mortimer E. Cooley. Dean Emeritus of the Cnlleee of Engineering. Uni­ versity of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Funeral services were held SunSy. Nov. gth. at 3 o'clock at Uie onard funeral home. Rev. Love of Freeport officiating. Burial was In Riverside cemetery. SUDDEN DEATH ’ SCHOOLS START THE ~ PENNY MILK PROGRAM Approval of the Agricultural Mirkctlng Administration for the Penny Milk program has been received ac­ cording to Comrnr. Maude W. Smith. Participating schools, which started the program on Nov. 8. arc the Welcome. Fish. Carlton Center. Coats Grove. Chidester. Tanlicr, Shultz. Cloverdale. Star. Gates. Quimby. Orangeville. Prairieville and Hinds. | OF YOUNG CHILD I Richard Gerald, two months old son of Mr. and Mra. George Wood­ mansee of Baltimore township, was found dead In bed by his mother on Saturday morning. Dr. C. P. Lathrop, coroner, reported that death was caused by a heart ail­ ment.. Surviving arc the parents and two brothers. Funeral services were held at the home on Monday forenoon with burial in the Union cemetery. Coast Guards were guests last Sunday at the William Bradford. RxiC. Don Gury, Shirley Henry. Henry Osbom, and Dr. Keller homes. Tlie U. S. O. room Is open every afternoon and evening. Among those who were doing volunteer supervision at Ute room this week were Mra. George Lockwood, Mra. Bernafd Quigley. Miss AlUe Hay. Mra. Robert Dryer. Mrs Bernard Reed. Mrs. Carl Ekstrom. Mrs. Dave Boyes and Mrs. Wm. Corkin. in lhe slate hospital a Ka|amaaoo. Probably a mental lapse account* for Ids Liking his life. Dog Weighed U4 Fouads A St Bernard dog exhibited in England In 1186 weighed 314 pounds. HOUSEWARES sale: ^“n"u *7, mostly hiking and bicycling. If 1 hiking were the sport chosen, you have to make five, five-mile hikes. In bicycling you have to have 12 hours of riding, not over two hours a day. The high school art class ia mak-1 Ing table and tray favors for Thanksgiving. The movement is being sponsored by lhe Red cross who set a quote of 300 for Barry county. Central school volunteered | to fill thc complete order. These are,to be used fqr the service men at Fort Custer. Students arc also planning for the Hunters Ball dec­ orations. | The course which is being offered . to girls who wish to become ac­ - qualnted with such machinery as I the lathe, drill press, grinder, etc. I begins Monday. November 16, In Uir high achool shop. Girls will be ex­ cused at 3:00 and will work until 6;00 p. tn. Monday through "Friday for a perjod of twelve weeks. ' being held November 20 at Central' 1 Auditorium. Four music groups ’ will participate, the choir, boys glee | club, girls glee club, and chorus.1 Bernadlnc Schantz will accompany; 1 the choir; Wiilo Hampton, girls glee ■ club; Marjorie E.* Boyes, boys glee I I club; and Marie Nash, chorus. Mr.: Lower and Miss Page will have, charge of directing lhe various1 groups. i A pep assembly was held in the • gym Friday to give the boys a good I send-off for tlie football game with ' Belding. Friday night at eight o'clock. The new German band, led . by Don Preston, was Introduced, j They were at the game Friday night "tooting'' for Hastings, coach Good-! ell gave us some pointers about the i game, and Captain Bill Kelly and Hoot Ayres spoke a few words. a friend who had called to Me 1dm. Buy Your Turkey With the 1 Money You SA VE in Ward’e THIS IS THE 1942 WAY TO DO YOUR ENDED HIS UFB KUNpAY George DeMolt of RuUarul townaliip, ended his Ufe with a charge of allot from a single-bane) aim gun Sunday afternoon. 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Mr. and N««dl Gam* received Ute rating ot Motor Ma­ Maxson daughter Kathleen at,-------------------------------Rapids. --------------and — ,-------------------------.. . - - . Mn , _ Mrs waiter Walter Lewis Lewla mil will entertain sntertato at at Frank Gosch of Battle Creek Mrs. Francis Hamilton of Kala- chinist Mate, Pint Class, and U a Grand Rapids and attended the--------------------------------------------------------- * j Four friends helped Billy Bush the Christmas party Dae. 12th at Equipment evening service at the Wesleyan > Thirty-two were present st Has- ' celebrated hla 17th birthday Frl- their home in Cloverdale i spent Friday and Saturday with ___ M ___ n_.. hl.,1 A..IIJ Ux xx U—__ ... ’ ..... 1 _ - _ ' I . -fx>ui» Nceb and family of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, this week. rine school. Hi* wife and three Method!*! church where Rev. Max- pllal Guild No. 22 at the home of day evening. Mrs. Aben Johnson last Wednesday Mrs. Edwin Smith is entertaining Mn J. E. McMillan entertained Frank Ls now employed a* assistant Among those who attended the children will continue to make their ton is pastor. --------evening at the dessert-bridge meet- the Y. M. L. elub today. Thursday. engineer at Use Hart Hotel, Battle Cook-Nelaon wedding in Lansing home at 428 E. Marshall for the Ing. Comprising the committee. Creek. Saturday- evening were Mr. and Albert Becker ___________________ were Ur. n rv Hnn ehairman Ur. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cooley. Miss ­ Mrs. Hubert Cook. Mrs. A. D. KnlsMiss LoU Jean Thompson, daugh­ T “2s ter of Mr. and Mr*. Prank Thomp­ Item. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cook. es Imogene and Marion Cooley. Mr. Called to Colore । and Mn Einar Frandien, also Mn. on West Center street, Thursday Mr*. Uoyd Anderson and Mrs. Custer Camp and Hospital son of Grand Rapid, was a weekend Mbs Sue Smith, Judge and Mrs and Mrs Robert Phillipa. Mr. and . u.Albert B. Becker, member of the Paul Faulkner of Middleville. Wln- evening for a Barry County Health Royal Haye*. Door prtoa was won i Mn Hol’d Myers. nwu Halils Isenhath i guest of Mr. and Mr*. George Pul­ A. D. McDonald. Dr. and Mrs. O. «... and Duane Jarman attended the speech detriment faculty. Western ner* at bridge were Mn. Chester Department dinner. The occasion 'by Mrs. Anderson. Mrs Hayes will r-nreunt.tiv. th. L Lockwood and family. Mrs, Harry lon. wa* In honor of Lt. J. K. Allland entertain next on Wed Nov. 18th 1 ,nd n ‘munmni wedding of Orville Oooley and Miss Michigan College, has been ordered Hodge* nnd Mn. James Radford. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Hayea, Dr. and Mn..D. D. Walton, Virginia Pox on Sunday afternoon who resigned from the Health de- at her home on W. Clinton Bt. of th7 H-rrv Cn report Nov. 14 at Fort Custer for, • • • George Fulton were Mr*. Myrtle Dr and Mrs. Guy c. Keller Mrs. at Uie Pint Methodist church In military training. Bowls of bronze and yellow chry- purtment lo enter service with the • • • i j- --■« •— ---------------- —| Red Croaa, who attandad । Bnchdder and Rodney MlnnU of W. G. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. James । Becker U a graduate of Western I santhemum* were used as decara- Coast Guards and for Dr. G. C. Bristol. Mr. .and Mrs D. A. Van- Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Everett, 240 of the council last Wert needs* । Kalamazoo. • ” wherc he received the degree of Uon* at the tea given by Mr*. Sb- ■Siucky who will be in charge of both L MUl -'•« ’sC "t, Hastings, will hold temooo temoon at Fort Fwt Ouster CusUr/^ Busklrk. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Steb­ H. R. McNeill of Omaha, Nebr.. I* Mr. and Mra w. Guy Bauer re­ bins. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dens­ of Arts. He did hl* grad- I bert W. Cook on Wednesday of last the Barry and — Eaton County health open nousc house lor forTriends Triends and and relatives. The need need wm wa* also alio steened »ti -rz -----', — — — open The for visiting his mother/Mn. Emma V.. . Bachelor _ .... ..... ___ * 2. torelative.,, .5 _ uate work at the University of | htmoring Miss Margret Nel­ nftlrw «n<( ilinhflnnrlni; turned Monday from a three weeks' more. Miss Audra Densmore. Welles­ aU°2jmo^n,[. Mlu Chir. Ch^r’ IZ Sunday, Nov. .. 15 .from P. M piano* radloa. phonograph, m nnd who 1* *erlou*ly UL trip vL'.ltlng their son Major Carl ley Ironside, Charles Leonard, Jr.. McNeill, I Michigan and holds the Muter of «m. bride elect and her mother. .J?*0 lcavln8 tbe to celebrate their 40th wedding an- condition and playing cards are alUm r...l. tir.a^M ....a... Mrs. Jennie Watery and Mr*. Flo- Arta degree. At Northwestern he Mr*- F. Kent Nelson, of Lansing, health office this,week Hauer and family of• Waihlngton. Mr. HI1U oro rac Dean. uran «r ana mvernry. w.v. jnivercary. and Mrs. George Mr. and Ruling h.v. have r*.u™d return D C. also pointa of interest |n n r ’^3? M^'^’thiS rencr me* Huhn. from an haa couipJft«i much ot n* A-Utlng In receiving were Mr*. A. New Yofk ’Cltv Nr£ City and PhlladelnhU. Philadelphia. MUg caukln and Wm. eight weeks’ visit In Bk inaba and (or the ph, D degree - | G. Kniskem and Mr*. Guy-C. KelMr. and f Mr*. Edward Meyer* , Chicago. ' __ __10 _________ __ ___ ___ Those from out-of-towh. who at­ Ransom. I For years following hl* gradut Tfr. over one hundred guest* call- celebrated their 50th Anniversary. "Navy Mothers" of Dinner guests of Mr. \nd from'^esrern^i^^arrlJoi. tended the funeral of Mrs. H. A. \nd Mrs.1! ation from Western Michtearr'Col- I Ing during die afternoon. Mra. D. Sunday. Nov. 8. Mr. Myera wa* ।County Organize ha* any of the article* mentioned Niclsoh were’ Mr. and Mrs. M. C. V,n Wo,den Glen Clum on Sunday were Mr. lege he taught itr'" 'Huting* —L high ’” D. Smith. Mrs. Hubert Cook. Mra. bom in Hasting* In 1870 and Mr*. that they are willing to donate, they Nichols and daughter Margaret of “fle’’ Were and Mrs. Albert Hauer of Wood­ ... ..«< .k Joined the fac- David French and Mr*. Richard Myers wa* born In Monroe in 1875. Mrs Prank Kelley wa* named , are asked to get in touch with Mr. Of Mr Mr. “ and Mrs. •»**" Herman Grnntl Rapid*. Mrs. Albert Bellamy “ *d Mra “« 7Zerbel -*rh*' land. uhy here/antf for one year coached ! Cock poured tea. They were married In Hastings in over the weekend Commander of the Barry County I Gary. of Detroit, also Mr. and, Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prentice were menTUeljate teams during the ab-' Mis* Nelson wa* gowned in an IBM and lived in Ionia 27 years. Mrs. Harold Vanda Giessen will ---------------- *»»' "’"" Houston of Detroit.' . ------ ------------ ----------- ---gureu of Mr and Mrs Don Pren­ sence of Dr. Carroll P. Lahman.' afternoon formal of pink taffeta. The following relative* and friends Navy Mothers Club at an erganizaMis. Harold Parker and Mr*. •Pcnd " <hty» with her mother, tice of Sturgis over Ute weekend. For the part four year* he lias been fashioned with long sleeves, and were dinner guest.* Sunday: Mr*. Uon meeting held last Tuesday eve- APPROACHING MARIIAG1 Arnold Perkin* went to Fort BenPrcd h«llnu. at Wayne while Je*»le Fleck and son, Landon, of Lee Atwood of Gund Rapids coaching debate and dramatics in I >utd a corsage of roses. Mra. Nel- Temperance. Ohio; Mrs. Elizabeth nlng at .the UAO. Rooms here.! OF MISS BETTY JANI nlng. Go., on Thursday for a visit her J*<hcr Is north hunting. spent Wednesday and Thursday at Slate High school and teaching son wore an afternoon formal of Other officer* are: Mn. Frank SWIFT ANNOUNCED with their husbands, who are In Mr* Frank Taylor left Wednes- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert speech and English. — Kalamazoo । blue crepe and the hostess. Mr; McCarty. Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Whit­ Granger. 1st vice-commander: Mr*. J .... . training there. Mrs. Parker expects [ day to spend the rest of the week Webb. Gazette. Cook, wu attired in a floor length ney. Kalamazoo: Mr. and Mr*. S. Earl Lee of Middleville. 2nd vice-! Invll«‘ton« the wedding on ----I crepe romaine in Uie Chinese Tea H. Unlngton. Mr. and Mra Wm. to return the last of thU week, but with her mother. Mrs. II. DePori* Mr. and Mrs Don FUher attended ANOTHER HONOR FOR Linington and family. Mrs. Blanche commander; Mrs. Nay Bump, ad- NoT- 3,st ot MIai Betty Jane Swift Mt*. Perkin* will remain there with at Garrett. Ind. shade. Jutant;— Mn. Jake Edger, treasurer ' of ----------------Middleville----to -Pvt Wat------------------------------------. — -­ . Robert Mr. Perkin*. | Captain and Mrs. Roy Finnic the football game In Ann Arbor DON FINGLETON ■ Preceding Uie tea. Mra. W. R Otis. Mra. EJnma Murdock. Mr*. । ---------flnnnxA office; Mra. George . C ,.«. ...1 kin* of.... . have Mary Payne. Edison Newton. Mr finance Smith, Hopkin* bren .issued. .by Mr. and Mrs Maurice Rogers end । mid daughter Barbara Jean arrived Saturday. nnou.er itonor .amor has nu come to Don uon , Cook entertained Mr*. Nelson. Ml** Another baby of Battle Creek were Sunday ny twlne Wedncday for a vUll while Flngleton, son of Mrs Alma Fingle- Neb»n and Mra. Robert Cook at and Mr*. Wilbur.Payne. Mr. and I ch«Pl*in: Mrs. Harry Waters. Judge Mra. Birge C. Swift of Middleville. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr*. Clark Robinson. George Rob| adjutant', Mra. Claude Hammond Following lier graduation from the guests ot Mr. and Mr*. Cyrus Buxi-­ Captain Ftnnle has a ten day fur­ luncheon at her home on W. Green Mr. and Mrs. S B. Scott of Battle ton. who Lt a Junior at C.M. C. E. 6t. Inson. John Robinson of Hastings; I “nd Mrs. Robinson, matron at arms; University of Michigan Miss Swift ton. | lough. Mt. Pleasant. ■ Mr*. Lillie Densmore. Mr. and Mra. I **"• Walter Sunday and Mra. Shir- has been employed at the Bureau of Dr. and Mrs. F, R. Brook* left '* ]) James Wallace and John Me- | Creek. ’ Two weeks ago the Banner car­ MU* Betty Lane spent the week ­ Ed Wail of Ionia; and Mr*. Lydia | *Y Henry, color bearer*; Mra. Frank ■ social Aid where she will continua on Tuesday for Baldwinsville, N.' On Mr and-------Mrs. Wayne ried Mir the niuiuuniriiinu announcement uiai that nc he nxa had ---- Sunday , —' --------------Kinney of Kalamazoo attended ,the , end tn Ann Arbor with Miss Znbelle uni chairman. ... . Y. for ii visit with his relatives - ---- • ■publicity ----- ----------------------'' WUIK Bl KI HCI UMUIIMC. been elected secretary of the Camp- Merrick entertained with a turkey Roush of Linden. Open house wo* Roger*, : Internationa! Alliance of TheatrC- 1 Th* Navy Mothers Club is an orThe Among social functions before he leaves for New York City cal Stage Employee* and Motion Adrounle where they attended the us Navy club, and the week prev-1 dinner, Among the the social function* for (or dlnn" n,BP,w places being hp,n" laid u''’ for ,nr ,Mr thir-­ held Bunday evening for Ionia ganlzatlon of women who have son. MU* Swift U . party thU eveninc tor military aervlee. Mra. Brook* Picture Machine Ojicrntor, meeting Harvard-Michigan football game. teen. Those present from out of friends. ious an Item stated that Don was Mr. and Mrs Weldon Bronson vis­ ..... v. u .. * "< I serving with the U. S. Navy. Marine given by Miss Norma Juppstrom at pl tn* to remain in Baldwinsville. ..MU. UM. rm. »h« e«y w«e Mr. and Mrs. Floyd one of twenty students at the eol-| in Detroit on Sunday. Monday jind ited Mr. and Mrs. Basil Smith of Mr. and Mra. Charles Leaver en- Corps, Coast Guard or Naval Re- her home in Middleville 1 Mr*. Harry Scobey and son re­ Tuesday. lege nominated for ' Who’s Who ! Merrick and Roger Merrick of DeJackson over Sunday. There are twenty-three Pvt. wmkln, U stationed at Fort turned Thursday from Jackson Among students In American Uni- trolt “nd Mr nnd Mrs. Kent Drake tertalned Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Sher- serve*. Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and I where they had been the guest* of Mrs. I. H. Rowley were Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Otto Isenhath jpent veraltle* and College*. ’ . j and, "David of South ” ------- •>-Mr. man and daughter Ardlth. Sunday members In the local club at pres- Custer Haven, for dinner in honor of Mr Sher- ent |I The Mr and Mrs Milton Wailleld for Mr*. Fred Reuther itnd Duane of i Sunday in Portland with hU broth­ . *.w young /UMiia couple Lvuuit have tmvc rented icibbcb an mi Now come* another. At the on- ana Mrs. Ben Merrick and Mrs. man * birthday. < Next meetlne will be nt the rr a : —. -• er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. meeting at U. S apartment in .u_ the Gonyou »— house at n couple of day*. nual fall election held on Tuesday.. Levoucha Merrick were also present. , Woodland Afternoon guesta were ■ O. Room Wednesday. Nov. 18 at, 815 South Jefferson street and will Mrs E. A. Burton and Mr*. W. Mr. and Mrr. Everett Clum of Wood- ! Hurry Owen. November 3. Don's fellow students ■ Mr. and Mr*. Gay Norton enter­ 1 2:00 P mMiss Mildred Buskirk and Mrs. take possession after Nov. 23rd. L. Shulter* left on Tuesday for land. Mrs. Arista Euston of Ha*.H.-v-p.c.MKr.u u. elected him M a* vice-president of me the u Emmanuel Guild held a benefit tained with the opening party of Carroll Ftahcr visited friends In Lakeland. Flu. where they plan tings, the Misses Geraldine and college Student Council by h mar- de«*rt br‘dRe I*»rty at the parish the Night Hawk Club at their 1 Lowell Sunday. to *|K*nd the winter. gin of 200 to 155 over his oppo- ! hou,e on Tuesday afternoon, the home on Green street Saturday I j Kathryn McGutrk and L. D. Parks Mr and Mrs. Frank Haugh of nent. Marjorie Anderson. ills . Donald D. Smith went to Chicago of Lansing.. Don took proceeds <° be used for providing . Ionia were weekend guests of Mr. office this week a* parliamentarian l”’al {or ‘he P-'^-'h house this win- evening, Nov. 7. A chicken dinner on Monday on business. ' ’ was served at 7 o’clock. This party j Harold Rowley spent Saturday and Mrs. Bert W'cbb. Mrs. Don Gury was in Grand । vLMting friends in Lansing. of the Council and will become l’r when u,c USO dances are held wa* the beginning of the fourteenth Rapid* Tuesday attending a church ; Hollis Isenhath and Forrest Schpresident automatically on January ■ ^bere. year for the club. Tweiv? games of COOK-NELSON NUPTIALS board meeting. 1. 1M3 1 ondelmeyer were In Detroit on Tues­ The following account of the | Mrs Frank Carrothcrs entertained cards were played, prize* going to Mr. and Mm. Gory Crook, in day where they were accepted In Miss Florence V. Wood Harry , wedding of Ml** Margret Nelson I the Women’* Board of Pennock ho»- < company with Mr and Mrs. Rollo tile Naval Air Corps. Shute, and Mr. and Mr*. Ira daughter of Mr and Mrs. P. Kent AFRICAN PORT | pltal on Monday at 2:00 P. M.. for t Shultz. Mr- and Mrs. Charles Freer Vlelc of Vermontville, went lo SeMr*. L. B. Tobey of East Lansing Nelson. 1207 West Kalamazoo St.. bewaing Friday for a visit with was the guest of MIm Charlotte | ' Hostingx friend* were pleased to their regular meeting. will entertain Nov. 21 al their home Lansing, to Ensign Marshall Harp ­ TJr*. Crook* alater, Mr*. Groce Car- ■ Lake last Tuesday and Wednesday. learn that Mr. and Mn. George E. [ ... ( er Cook, now of Corpus Christi, Collins (Grace Pryor> of Grand] Twelve were present at the des­ on Michigan Ave. l»enler. Mrs. Eugene Bush and baby Mr. and Mra. Ellis Kelley enter- I ’ Mrs. Roman Feidpausch was In daughter. Catherine Marie, of Ho­ Texas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rapid*. former local resident*, have *crt-bndge given by Mn. Robert Middleville on Tuesday where she mer are spending n few weeks with Wheeler Cook of tlds city. Is tak­ received a cablegram from their MacArthur on Friday evening com- talned their Euchre club Saturday was Uie luncheon guest of Mrs. Al­ j Mr and Mrs. Roy Bush. Mr*. Bush en from the Lansing State Journal: daughter. IJeut. Evelyn Collins, an- 1 plimentary to Mr* P. R Brook.* evening Nov. 7lh at their home Robes of white slipper satin and nounclng her safe arrival some-1 Appropriate decorations were used on So. Jefferson St. Winnen al bert Parker. mid daughter plan to Join Eugene American chantilly lace were ghosMb, Mary Dyck of Detroit was In Florida soon. where In Africa with a group of । on the dessert tables and games cards were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil CapFor your hunting trip in the north woodi en by Mis* Margret Elizabeth Nel­ nurscs from the United States. | ___________________________________ * guest of Mr. and Mrs D. D. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and i son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith over the weekend. Lieut. Collins received her nurse's _______________________ ____________ ________________________________ Mr*. Henry Cole were Mr. and Mrs. f Kent Nelson. 1207 West Kalamazoo Mr*. Stuart Clement spent Wed­ J. Meade and Marcia Anne of Flint training at University htwpltal. ------ •--------------------- ------------------------------street, for her wedding Salurday nesday In Woodland. and Edward Thompson and family evenlng to EnUgn Marshall Harp­ Iowa City. Iowa. She came to! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chamberlain ■of Sunfield. Grand Rapid* in 1930 and was X- 1 RED er Cook of Corpus Christi, Tex. ray technician nt Blodgett Memorial j 1 ____ ___ cf Ann Arbor were over - Sunday " guests of Mr? and Mrs." WinilohJ ..Mite. Beatrice Tuckerman and hiSplUniiitn TWrtflfty. !MI, wWeri I W1 V Mis* Jaiict Hmith spent Saturday ert Wheeler Cook of Hastings. she enlisted as a reserve Red Croas Merrick. j night and Sunday at Clear Lake Dr. D. Stanley Coors performed nurse in the army. Mra. Noble Caln and daughter. Lodge. 11 a"** ■ the ceremony at 8 o’clock in Cen­ Miss Joann Caln, of Chicago camo The first Red Cros-s reserve nurse A Kk Nancy Keenan of Kalamazoo 1* tral .rB1 Methodist mculoul8t church, cnuren. where , 300 to be sent from Grand Rapids to । ( 1 vbitlng her grandparents. Mr.'and i guest* were assembled. Tiffany Fort Custer, she left Feb. 12. IM I. V? Cl " ZA By Chippewa and; "u-1 , j baskets baskets filled with white filled with white giaatou gladioli Lieut. Collins reeved nt Camp She)- 1 /] j K '"S- f/B cn Friday. ... .. - - ... Mrs. Wm. Walker of Battle Creek nnd tall candelabra decorated the by. Mis*., nnd Fort Brang. N. C.. berX I />S ||B|B^ [ ■ Mr. Vr? El,ry£ Johan*£‘ *as ‘ w wnrena wekend guest guest oi of her cous- : niuu „uar which whlch wiu was uaiiKcu banked with greens. fore leaving in September for over- i Green Bay. wuii green*, ». I I daughter. Lois, of Grand Rapids IM- MUs Mix, M Murv McElwain. Url'lwnln _________ .___ . .. .. j Soft organ music was played by Mrs. seas sere Ice. were Sunday guests of Mr. Lydia | /r\ J Monday Robert Lane, and a group of harp Wool. ^r uvancha Merrick, who ha* "'X^c/r^of^foro' ■s Fran- j and vocal selections. "Fantasy” by ENGAGEMENT Iumhi in nelmit for woral week* C 2*7 „ F *'/ „.rd‘. I1 HaI,n "Evening btuuu. Zephyrs" uy by xxassciHassal- 18 ANNOUNCED Mr and Mr*. Walter Y. Stanley man. -Because" by D'Hardelot. and From a Philadelphia. Pa.', paper i < turned Saturday to spend the nnd daughter. Miss Marjory, and t)>e "Lord’s Prayer" by Malotte I* taken the following new* item winter with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mrs. Nell Adair attended the Har ­ Mn artair .H.nrtert in. u.,_ werc played and jung by.Mrs. Harp-’ of interest to many Hastings Merrick. She was accompanied home vard-Michigan football game in er Welton of Pittsburgh, Pa. friends of Mr. and Mra. Lohmeyer L- h<r son. and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ann Arbor Saturday. White rotes and chrysanthemums (Ruth Weisserti: Floyd Merrick, and her grandson. Mr. and Mr*. Casper Thoma* of in a . shower „,luwcr bouquet were were curneu carried Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Keith Phil­ Rover Merrick, who remained UH Breeches to Motch $7.50, $8.50, $9.50 Kalamazoo visited Mr*. Clarence by me bride. She wore a finger- ip*. of Newport News. Va.. announce Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Grohe Bunday. lip length veil, falling from a tiny the engagement of their daughter, Wayne Merrick. Mr. and Mrs Albert Na*h of heart-shaped bonnet. Her gown. ML** Emmie Lou Phillip*, lo Tech­ 65c, 89c, $1.25 Cops to Match Mrs. Harry Larsen end Linda South Hasting* were Sunday eve- wlth yoke and small tailored collar nical Sergeant Lloyd O. Lohmeyer. . were m BatUe Creek on Monday. nlng callers at the home of Mr. and of |acc. feU ln long Mfl foUs of Jr., U. 8. A. Air Corps, son of Mr. ' Sunday guests of Mr. Kid Mrs. Mr, U.nrv rv.!. „.cndlnfi lnU) , UaU, Mrs Henry Cole and Mrs. Lloyd O. Lohmeyer. ot Robert Burch were Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Bertha Sherman visited her Panel* of lace ornamented the skirt. Queen Lane Manor, Germantown. brother and xister-in-law, Mr. and Maid of honor, gowned in blue taf­ Miss Phillips 1* a graduate of .Mrs Wm. W. Johnson, and other feta and carrying Briarcliff roses Sweet Briar College. । relative* and friends at Middleville and white chrysanthemums, was 1 from Thursday until Monday. Mis* Stella Belasses. Wearing sim­ FRANK WEYERMAN Two piece and unionsuits. All Mr. and Mrs. Reg Winslow and ilar gowns and carrying roses and ON SALVAGE SHIP । Mr. and Mr*. Dave Waters called "mum*" --------- were bridesmaids mkW Frank G. Weyeroinn, who 1* n cotton, wool and cotton mix­ Mis* rr Fe-. on — ’the- former’s* granddaughter. llcUju 8alcr ln yellow. Miss Beverly radio man on a salvage ship, writes STEAM HEAT tures, and all wool. j Charlcn^ Wenger, W-KO-r of «r Nashville Ms.IbvIH. SunRun. [)ownln(I o( T„le<j0 (J ln orchld Hastings relatives that one dnf re­ HOT * COLD WATER ■ day it being her ninth birthday. , na Jo|in . 1>ylor m plnK Mrj cently. while on a trip, another ship 1 and Mrs. John Taylor. In pink, Mrs. SHOWER BATH 1 . Mar? . A#ne\i Ml!2ihy ' °u I Welton, harpist, wo* gowned In sent out the BOS call and his boot { Grand Rapid* is spending ihU week, grcen. n)elr headdresses were hastened to the position given, find-, $JJ9 to $g.50 | at home with her grandmother. Mrs. shoulder length veils matching their Ing the ship In distress had hit a Erpmn V. McNeill. I gown*, and held in place by flowrock. Ail on board were removed I | Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush crnl head hcad band*. bandj to safety. His address is now Frank ’ Per Suit ——- vis- । ] cred । lied Mr. and Mrs. Frank; Penning . .r.n.ng Groomsman was Ensign Cook's O. Weyerman. RMIC. UBS. Res- ; i of Lowell Sunday. brother. Robert Cook of Hastings, cuer. care Fleet P. O., Seattle, Wasn. ' Wesley Cordes, a former.t..., — employee | and ugheri were Willis Ratledge I | of Andrus Service Stallon.~was was home home and ja(:1UH>ll Turner, both of Al­ KEITH LANCASTER HONORED An unusual musical honor has ‘ bion. Sigma Nu fraternity brothers Just come to Keith Lancaster, son of the bridegroom, and Joseph of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lancaster of ] White. 827 So. Waslilugton. a soplmqmre Every weight Guest* were received ,in the wom­ at Albion College who has Just Men i en’s parlors of the church follow­ selected' as one of nine Madrigal. FOR A NEW SEASON — b.ryItyk. ing the wedding. There piano singers at Albion College. The ’ Face Fall wiUi a fresh complexion I Erase that music was played by Mni. Vernon announcement was made by Dr | "faded tan" look and those sun-squinting wrinkles. Ebersole At a table lighted by Theodore D. Vosburgh, well-known Be ready for Uie new season! candles In crystal candelabra and director of vocal organization* at PERMANENTS cehtered with pink<*napdragons and Albion College. .Machineless $2.50 white pompoms, Mrs. Vernon Thomton poured coffee and Mrs. Ver­ up, others from TO BE PROMOTED TO non Veith served wedding cake. As11.50. RED SECOND LIEUTENANT i sistlng were Miss Shirley Thornton. Word received from Cale L. Flynn I Mias Bethany Smith. Miss Jasebetter known as “Bud” Flynn, stales phlne Nolce. MU* Mary Toy. Mrs Appointments that he Is finishing his work at the Reds, whites, blues, and Roy Ricks. Mrs. Duane Koaht. and Army Officers' Training School at Mr*. Kenneth Wintermute., brown. Cotton, wool and Mr*. Nelson, mother of tKe bride, Camp Lee. Va.. and will receive hl* commission as a Second Lieutenant Leather. Prices— wa* gowned in victory blue crepe tomorrow, Friday morning. His with plum colored accessories and friends arc pleased to hear of his a corsage of Lester Hibbard roses. With PARKA $41.45 to $2-50 promotion. Mrs Cook, the bridegroom's moth­ •nd ZIPPtR O SMART TWEEDS SOLID COLORS er, wore Chinese Tea crepe romaine DIBBLE—ERWAY with fuchsia accents and a cor­ Smartly designed—well made coals, warm sage of white "mum*” and rosea. HIGH TOP ARCTICS, Lacs and Button nounce the marriage of their daugh- i When the bride and groom left ter. Mbs Maxine Erway, to Aviation All warmly interlined. Sixes 12 U> 44. Unusual on a few day*’ trip the bride wore •tyle. Fait Shoes and Sheep Lined Pace. Cadet James P. Dibble, non of Mr. a two-piece dress of dubonnet and and Mrs. James Dibble of Rutland, j powder blue velvet, with black ac­ The ceremony was read at Phoenix. cessories and a corsage of white ALL WOOL POLO COATS gardenias. On their return from Arizona, on Oct. 31. and Cadet and Mrs. Dibble are residing in Phoenix. Albion, the couple will drive to 150f» WOOL FABRICS! Corpus Christi, where Ensign "Cook Cooley—McDonald Popular Boy Coat style. Warmly intreliaed will be stationed. He was gradu­ The marriage of MU* Elizabeth ated from Albion college where he McDonald, daughter of Mr. and served his fraternity, Bigma Nu. as Mrs. Alim McDonald, to Marvin president for two years. Cooley, all of Hastings, wa* solemn­ HUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS! AT ☆ ☆ ☆ Ized on Wednesday. Nov. 4, In Ohio. ding were present from Hastings. Nashville. Owosso, Elkton. Delton. ANNOUNCE. ENGAGEMENT Detroit. Howell. Flint, Albion. Grand Mr and Mrs Carl Heise of Wood­ UX W. STATE HASTINGS 112 8. Jsffsrson fit Phons 2438 Lodge. Grand Rapids. Williamston. land announce the engagement of Okemos. Holt. Pittsburgh, Pa., Chi­ their daughtet DortAhy to Elwyn cago. and Toledo, O Randall of Grand Rapids. PERSONALS ► SOCIAL EVENTS ^9999999999999999999^ 4999999999999999999 . I We Have Plenty of Everything You Need PLAID JACKETS $795" $950 - 12'50" *1450 . 02010202022302020101010101532348 UNDERWEAR ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS IT / ^203240667202233666529759^ NEW BEAUTY 29‘ ‘o ’125 MITTENS & GLOVES JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP SWEAT SHIRTS 2Qc $1295 APPLE SAUCE LOAF CAKES each 18‘ CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES doz 27c BANGIIART BAKERY *1495 THE VALUE STORE UY ON DS Al RD’S �T11E HASTINGS BANNF.K, THHB6nAY. NOVF.MBF.R It, IHt PAGE BIX The Ha>tinge Banner Publlahad retry Tharaday (JkMPzhl T" church at 10:30 to transport all who ■a sad carr t« go to North Irving for the ■n n,. quarterly meeting. Rev. Perrine ‘ will prech. Sunday evening class meeting will ■»k» to held al 7:50 and Pleaching serv- CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ’— w"* amitTY-nrvkhth milk, and 41004 b. f. and hla grand- FOR NAt.E—*0 aerea. :>H milea eaat hnoaea, rity ga.. •ndteer IO,2»4 Iti,. entile and SOI tea. , ..f ill... on M-lp. h. f. and hia great grandmother ar 1 ejntrieity; barn room, for 7 eoara; tee age .1 13 yr.. I0.S3O tec milk C mSraHw w'tatee. XsM duw"' and 51J Iba. b f. thia ball la g.-atta | and alee to handle Jar William. R. • l-kil-> J. Oil., ruute 1. I-buoe 7IIFI-2. 1 5, pt.ua, 747F:. L 11-13 . "1" IFOIt KALE—14 nice |dga. 7 weeks rdd, Hilt RENT—HAall hou.e In rouatry. no eleetrlHty. Outer arn-aa road. 7 tn Ilea 10c additional will ba ckugad for • Floyd M'»u,r. t enter Road. H mile II..rlli t.y Wood MhoMyl. FOR BAl.R— Sheldon Agency anti Miaehine. Valley Farm.. 1113 ,. Ido, Iteone 74 : 14. tmro Kelley. AU tala* ar* for cash. Hill KAl.E—4 Muala. Clitfnrd MeAll Kind* of lasuranc* Ifa.i.ng.- II. II 15 Ada no* paid tar by Wadnaaday faL Nanai-. pK<M>e 7.15FII. •, mil,. lowing will be charged an add! I ..nite Surety Bond* ttlod. aehool. 7' ^ 1113 H>K HALE OH KENT—My hmur and Uonal 10« far carrying u-alall orace on W? Maia’b-tw Phoaa 21*5 Ha.ting* HUI KALE—4 ye.rllnodf 3 brifara and Foreign Cteaalfled Bata Sc per ward. r,..r. a,hv>t. Middlevlll.-.. ■Mot ' 1 bull. laxfuire air Uolf Filllag* 2.1aMlutsam charge 40c. tt fit. rmie 1. Middlraille. 11-13 tinn *t Cla.etdaM Ur f. M.. Kt.llFull RENT—On, large mu I..r ll<H L •••» .__ \ 11 ---------------------------- ----------- l.uuaekreping. 313 N. Uroadwa,. 11-13 * F(>X ' NAl.F — Hrgx.l'tM Nnbian b.t. k, AUTO REPAIRDfO AND M1SC. rrfi.irrnl Nubian Jvr. 'InggVnl.urg FOR RENT—A room Ainu a antra apart...ent- I’hoae 3JUC. 1112 dn» Smith; M-37 In hrdford It 114 Swanson Agency 1 FOR MALE—Few Kbropabire ram. at UBED CABS AND TBUCK8 1H W. State i»Ma,ll, prlrr. E \ Willuin... . 4 M.le. eo-i. 1*. nurte Middle- FO11-SALE—1931 Model—-X'T~F-rd. in PROTECT YOUR CAR 1 aille. X. II 12 fair r.mdltion, prt't rubber; ur will From 11.00 up with <<»P. rh,t hj>» »uu' Wm, F. llayea, HH4 MALE—soar and l<» put* State Farms 80-20 collision t. mil.- upro. Wood acboul. Irving i iJare un Irlt aide of r»a«t we.t --x H-tS FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT | Kogrra ..-b..<d. Arlhur Cllr-toa. 11 13 ■Twp-——‘ _______________ U _____________ JI . 1'.s.-..f .n H1H KALE—Two, 5 monte. o|.l llere- Hill KALI. .unditivn. fair tirra. |35. Howard f.ird ,.u«L h..r. . li.of .7 year Il U^ltrdrro t>. 1 lutdle.* prayer meeting Wednes­ day afternoon and regulai church prayer meeting Wednesday evening. These services are being held at the GRANGES I ■ and Sa her. extended to everyone to attend. Young peoples meeting Friday evening nt the home of Mf. and Malcolm farm. Just north of the North Irving church. Our fall revival I* only a few weeks away. Plan and pray for a « r it* i ’ the preacher. Rev Chrispell will preach at N. Irving. Everyone is invited to these serv- A new furnace is being Installed in the parsonage. The pastor and family are looking forward to Its completion and are very grateful for this fine Improvement. A new chimney is being constructed in ” t f. - >S ? 7 ■ « ' CLASSIFIED RATES IVia per word, xalalaam af SOe. Dlaplay lines Mt la cap* er black face type 10c par line. Ytrrt UMrtloo iy,t per word, •ack •axcaaalre Insertion of aasa ad 1< 2 I|UrW B| p^m ,o«Ua at HMling*. Mlrblgaa aeco^l «taa» matter. Public »ate of Slate owned build­ ing* on the Barry County Slate Game Area In Yankee Spring* and Rutland Township*. AUCTION SALES Liat Your Sate With HENRY FLANNERY (or a long time and will surely be appreciated by the children and boys In service on our prater poster now. Letters have recently been tent lo each boy and each one is also bring sent a Christinas box DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Hasting* Pancoast Bldg. The former Woodard place in NE'i-SE*. Section 3. Orangeville Township. 1 corn crib. CHURCHES Sate lo be conducted by sealed Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repair* furniahed and in- ECON O-COAL STOKERS n' 12 ----- ‘ __ ■ adding d»»k«. 4« K ‘ k' C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. St.. Hasting*. Sunday evening, Im­ portant business. , We were greatly helped by the preaching mission, those who came as guest speakers and those of our own people who helped In entertainment.and -• they । ben Cortright. Superintendent. The Grand Rapids District Meet­ ing of Methodist ministers will be held at Valley Avenue Church in Grand Rapids next Monday at 10:30 A. M. Mr. Stone expects to attend. Reports of the recent Evangelistic Crusade will be given. BUYING LIVESTOCK Each Tuesday at my stock yard* □n Center road ' i mile east of Bltea factory. Call slock yard on Tue*. Phone 2108. Any other time leave The Quimby W. S. C. S. meets today (Thursday, the 12thi with McnU»erahlp Sunday in the local Hospitalization .ICY m I Winning bidder ha* three month* "* to remove building, must remove dej ‘ bri* and waste lumber, leave prom­ l tees in presentable rendition. Tie ’f bld bearing earliest postmark win*. b 10:30 and at Hendershott. 12:00. There will be special music. The Quimby-Martin C. E. will The Sunday School will meet at $6.00 per year DAN ULREY JERRY ANDRUS throughout the week, ending Sun­ day night. Rex-. Mra. Manker speaks AUCTIONEER Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer fur STILES and yards, phone 2588, or call 717—FJ through Ih• week. U. * FOH SALE - Ruhbvr tired uagnn 1" gal. walrr a. parator; grain drill; .unaplrte pholograpber'a outfit. All.e Qu..k, lleltuu. 11 IV FARM PRODUCE H>R HALF.—Keren or eight Iona ot elover and timulhy ha». Waller K. < -.|l,.rt rhune 7201*1’3. 11-13 FOR HALE—Quantity of ratra good corn .n .ti.u-li Price Siw per ahnek. Arthur !>., i-,.,,.. j m.l.. . a.( l>. :■ * III'* H«K HALE—Corn Mate*, mt betorw the troal. .1 toy farm Mra. (ba,lea Aldtl-I. phone 2773. Ilaallng*. 11 13 HOUSEHOLD GOODS REED'S DRUG STORE CARVETH & STEBBINS EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good AUCTIONEER Lily White Flour Harvest observance will be given special recognition in the schools and churches of Barry County, dur­ ing the week of November 15. INSURANCE Middltvill charge. The business meeting will be held Saturday evening at the North Irving church. Reports ot all departments are to be given, a pul­ pit supply conunittee will be elected. CASH Public sale of Slate owned build­ i-h «i »*• L Please notice! Sunday school will »> rr.md.. | t>e held one hour earlier next Sun- ing* on the Barry County State Jur.hc 7hr day—that Is at 9:30. There will be Game Area in Yankee Spring* and Rutland Township*. ,no morning service at the Hastings For your old Scrap Iron, Radiator*, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brat*. Copper & Lead. cough due to o cold? Give "Peckham's Remedy" — SMITH BROS. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH APPLES SPIES, WAGNERS, SNOWS, HUB- Brower Nursing Home for aged, convalescent and chronic caae*. Large, sanitary rooms: good Fraa BookTsU* of HomaTraabmut that Must Hal* ar It Will Cost Yau Nathlag fADHC AC TUAkli/C ment. which is 15 years old. is to day.' At the Presbyterian church VAKU) Ur I FIAlXlXO Hlr chrliUun men t0 tako more a special Thanksgiving offering will C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Michigan Avenue STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID A special meeting of Lansing Presbytery will be held at Jackson Tuesday. Nov. 17. at 10:30 a. m. Saturday night is Young Peo- to dissolve the pastoral relation ex­ pies Night, nnd will be In charge •-------------------------- • • of these two young men. We es­ pecially invite the young people for this service. We appreciate your interest and cooperation thus far, and trust you will continue to meet with us. especially during this Instead of the usual monthly meeting the Ladies Aid society will serve a public chicken-biscuit sup­ The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet per at Uie church Thursday. Nov. on Thursday afternoon. Nov. 19. The Ladles League will have an all day meeting at the manse Fri­ day. Nov. 20. There will be a pot„ j This Sunday is “Men and Mtet bions Day." and will be observed by will be spent tying quills. Sunday. Nov. 23 is to be widely i‘ many churches throughout the na- FARM EQUIPMENT. ETC. FOR HALE—Largo alio roal turning eireuUling beater: alao kluhrn range In fair cun.lllina Leo DrmonJ, 315 K *•5 No. QUICK RELIEF FROM ness Seminary are assisting with the music and singing. Each night they bring a special message in DEWEY REED KstimatM cheerfully given. Dates ran be made st Banner office. Phone 3407 Halting*, Mich. tl Sunday morning worship at 10:30 Nov. 15. The pastor will tell about “The Prettiest Qiri“ god wJlLpreMJl. oh the theme “What To Do On RHODE ISLAND GREENINGS JON On the former Fred Ettinger place in SW« HEM. BeeUon 35, Yankee Spring* Township. 1 house, 1 barn 1 chicken coop, and 1 tool build­ ing. Bid on each building sep- On the former A. J. Southard place In SWK SWK. Section 23. Yankee Spring* Tovpixhlp, 1 house. 1 barn. 1 granary. 1 ehteken coop and I pump. Bid on each building’ separately. On the fanner Ernest W. Rykerl place In NEU NEW. Section 11 Yankee Spring Township. 1 home 1 barn, 1 group of attached shed* and 1 pump. Bid on each building separately. druggilt. "Once tried, VELTE & CO. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE COWS—$6.00 Wj Have a Collector Stationed at 912 Wait Green St. In Hatting* To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charge*—Phone Hatting* 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS ATHANS, AND BALDWINS. Ing to Luther Lx. Baumgartner, Game Division, Michigan Depart­ ment of Conservation, Lansing Michigan. Mark envelope "Sealed Bld. Do not open until Novembet Truss Fitting CARL BOYES 1-2 mi. east, 1-2 mile north and 1-2 mi. east of Hickory Corners. We Pay Top Market Price for Dead or Disabled Stock! HORSES . . $5.00 COWS . . . $4.00 Hida Must Be In Good Condition . PHONE COLLECT PROMPT SERVICE VALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHTY-SIVINTH YEAR CIRCUIT COURT NOVEMBER TERM HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1942 | Myrna J. va. Carl J. Christie, dlvorce. Dr. Kinde's Successor On Foundation Staff Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday SECTION TWO—PACO 1 Hastings Division Court 91. order tl i • * of Patricians held a very Interesting 1 ne Jury LIST TOT meeting last evening with fifty ui The November Term alteiwlance, Mr. Bullock, leader of cmuci icim , ,Uo or»‘nUln« • Following U the list of jurors at Mlddlevtlle. fc ’drawn for the November term Vt' ' Circuit courta FIFTY YEARS AGO Irving Barber. Prairieville. Nov. 3. 1892 Forrest Bergsrow. Woodland. The only empty building at Delton Robert Burch. City. Is Dr. Burton's hotel The high wind Friday night blew ; Orin Cole. Baltimore. Irving Charlton, Hastings town­ down the east and west walls of the nrw building being erected at Free­ ship. Lucy Davenport. Hope. port. Loss estimated nt 1560. i John Perryman startled Nash-1 Ray FlllinKham. Yankee Springs. 1 vllle people by driving around town, Hooper Freshney. Thornappie Frank Hawbliu. Maple Grove. with a pneumatic tire bicycle aulkey. _____________ Jtmes Hermlnett, Orangeville. I Paul Hyde, Orangeville. I Tabacca Market* Shirley Kermeen. Thornapple. 1 1110 world’s largest tobacco mar- ! William LeUon. Woodland. kets are In Lexington. Ky., Wilson. Murk Lindley Maple Grove N. C.. and Danville. Va. In 1938 1 Charles Martin. Yankee Springs, ' Lexington was the world's largest . , Mildred Mater. Castleton. tobacco market Floyd Mead, Rutland. Darthya vs.. Max Storey, divorce. The Banner has mentioned the Belva E- va. Joseph W. Kidder, di­ fact that Dr. M. R. Kinde, who had TWENTY YEARS AGO vorce. charge of the Barry County Health Court Will Open on Nov. 16 George p. vs. Dorothy Gardner. Department/when it was first Nov. 8, 1922 So far this year. Including 20 deer Only Two Criminol Cose* divorce. organized. ,who later Supervised the 1 Ixwmard P. v>. Gertrude L. Hates. medical wqrk in tha W. K. Kellogg licenses, 1200 hunting licenses have The November term of Circuit divorce. i been Issued in Barry county. •Foundallon\area. had enlisted as a court will convene on Monday. Elmer Rising ot Woodland/has ' “ ‘ ‘ 1 the U. 8. army. Margaret II. vs. Russell Demond. November 10. The calendar Is not a* ..--------d a Major. His purchased the G. N- Benner/ resi­ heavy a* usual. There are only two tUy,orcc; Foundation staff dence property south of ,tlj» city County Road Commission vs. Mid­ successor on criminal cases. There areI* 31certainly dlvorte park and W1U move to^Hastings In cMrellst^And that Corporation. Injunc- was named . I Beniamin Benjamin ci G. Homing, of New York the near future^ — —" tkni. not creditable to Barry County. tion. Elizabeth J. vs. Lloyd E. Elliston, j City, who was. when so choaen, There are only five civil cases that J field director of ttie'''Ahterlcan i THIRTY YEARS AGO are listed to be tried by Jury. There 'divorce. Minnie Wurm vs. Wm. Fuhr and ■ Public Health Association. He-wlll.. NOV. 7, 1912 b> a considerable list of non-Jury Tiie Democrats swept the country. ’ ■ take over his new duties as field and chancery cases on lhe calendar. 1others, bill to clear title. Frank and Christina Asplnall va. [ director of the Foundation next electing Wilson for president and The list of Ute Juror* will be found Ferris for governor. Woman sufSylvester and Vera Curtis, mortgage week. He has had a Urge ex ­ In another column. It has been the frage also won. ■ : perience in city, state and national custom to delay the calUng of lhe foreclosure. Twenty five business men met Juror* until a week from the open- , Amber A. vs. Harrison C. Van-1 health work organizations. Thundly evening lo discus* Ideas .Sickle, bill for separate mainten­ ing of court. for civic good and will meet again ance. Nov. 14 to perfect an organization. i Margaret L. vs. Hugh Babcock. Among the books put out by the ; Tile people va. -Donald Braley.(divorce, : American Tract Society of New ' statutory rape. | John G. vs, Rosie Wheeler, dlYork tills fall is "The Gordons" by i The people vs. Herbert Couch, vorce । Hope Daring—Mita Anna Johnson bastardy. I B*11* J- v*' R^hard Perry. di­ PROBATE COURT. Est. Tirza Green. Pinal account . of this city. . Jury Civil Came* I Martha p P. vs. Henry j J. Predom... filed, order for publication entered.' FORTY YEARS AGO Marvin F. Cooley, vs. The Pet bllTYor*separate maintenance'"'' Est. George Alvin Oaks. Annual । nov 6 jggj Milk Co. and Hazen Gray, trespaw Ii l L.. Ray Kelly vs. Chas. C. and NelNel­ account filed. I The republicans of thia state on the case. lie -Freer, partition suit. Ekt. William N. De Vine. Final ; have elected the entire state ticket, Vketta CaUiey Leona M. vs. John L. Moore, dl­ Richard account filed, order assigning residue | by majorities ranging from about, . vorce. Ola M. vs. Robert M. Woolston. entered, discharge of executor iuued. <5.000 for Gov. Bliss to as high as Alberta Cole va. Richard Bcaamrr. estate enrolled. j 60.000. divorce. Est. Otto Natzcl. Order to sell or i Mr. and Mra. W. E. Powers gave > Vlrgene va. George Eaton, di­ Russell Brinkley vs. Richard assign slock entered. । twelve o'clock dinner today to Mr. vorce Besuner. trespass on Ute case. Eat. Royal E. Wickham. Proof of and Mrs. John Goodyear and Mr. Dudley L. vs. Lenora Bennett, di ­ Omar Barnum vs Consumers publication filed, order allowing and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove, celebrating vorce. claims entered. the Powers 25Lh wedding annlver- ; I Msdgr M. vs. Forrest A. Clark. sary. the Goodyears' 18th. and Mrs. 1 Howard Prlea. elwlmrni I Cl.r.nc. L. and Dorta L. Brady pubUeaUon (dad. order allowln, COlgrove'* birthday. to claims entered. Mrs. Clement Smith gave a very- 1 MyrU. Hnybyu >. Arabi, and Blcbardao.,. Uli | Est. Lutitla Schantz. Inventory pleasant surprise for her slater, Mrs. Mary Carrigan. Clark and Iva Davis vs. Edward filed, proof of publication filed, M L Cook Tuesday afternoon. It i Adolph Pavley va. Wm. E. Howe. entered. " being the latter'* birthday. Each | Harry O. Mohrmann. Receiver vs. _b Barnard and others, bill to quiet order allowing claims title. final account filed. lady was given a block to piece, each | Albert J. McClelland, assumpalt. > Eat. Polly Kuhlman. Proof of lady Inscribed her name on her Wm. C. Main. Guardian vs. i Clyde va. Rose Arnold, divorce. I Hastings City Bank vs. Frank G. publication filed, order allowing block and they were presented »o Hayden Hathaway, on the .and Mary u Adams, foreclosure —.. trespass , claims entered. iand L. foreclosure. ' ' Mr*. Cook. Wm r Main v. Wavdyn Hath* I John and He,«‘ Martinson vs. Ext. Lois L. Larkin. Proof of Tltc Wool Boot Co. has decided ™ ” th Hubbard Wells, et al bill to quiet publication filed, brder allowing to build an additional two stories i ■way, trespass on me case. i title ‘ ' — ----- * to their factory, thus giving them 1 claims entered Tto“‘ * - “,""a «■ Eat. Jessie Dillenbeck.------------Proof of foui atories'with which to take care David French, assumpsit vorce vorce. publication filed, order allowing ot their immense business. Petition of Barry Courtly Board , ArU Norene Skidmore, claims entered, final account filed, Nov. 13. 1902 of supervlsors-Determlne level of ,11^,.^. i waiver filed, order assigning residue Friends of Eber Rice of Grand I CT0’'.*?1 ,Bke; „ . I Mildred vs. Dale Main, divorce. I, entered, discharge of administrator Rapids are urging hla name ns ■« . Petition of Barry County Board - - - - ---------candidate for State Game Warden. | issued, estate enrolled. of Supcrvbora-Dctermnle level of f Catherine M Everett Est. Addison J. Pennock. Warrant Tiwniapple lake. . Brooks, divorce. Monday to visit her alstcr. Mn. B. Roy Thomas vs. Robert Sponable..। Carl D. va. Elizabeth Warner. di­ and Inventory fUed. A. Knlskem. • muumpslt. Mumpsit. vorce. 4 ’ MUNICIPAL COURT Jay D. Blakney and Miss Myrtle • National Steel pnmcu »n. vs. mcixi, Melvin mtniuvcu. McKibben, uidl■——• Sheet ~i —-TCorporation -*;------------ 1 Gerald Lawrence wa* brought into Woodward were guietly married last I va SUndard I Munlclpai court Thursday charged Standard Stamping Co Co.,. trespass treapuu vorw v<wce.,. Thursday evening at the Methodist, on the case | Alma vs. Francis W. Edgecomb, with speeding, considerably In ex­ I parsonage by Rev. Mr. Geo Bullen. I Harry O. Mohrmann vs. Claude J. divorce. cess of the 35 miles an hour limit. Marshall. __ executor, et al ... assumpsit. .. M n Cgyl E. Fisher, dk;He admitted Uie charge, and paid Enicst Hayta Vt. LSdreh& Rfiyer vorce. ----*5.00 fine and M50 coat*. Nell W. Jones vs. Levi and Lulve Gerald B. vs. Margaret Cole, di­ Mead. vorce. Matthew Ballch va Robert E. Petition for sale for delinquent There are four Guggenheim foun­ Powell, trespass on the case. taxes of 1M0 and prior years. dations. They are the Daniel and Glenn Ingram vs. LeRoy Foster, Garret and Josephine Stockreef assumpsit. ' - vs. John Murphy et al. bill to quiet, Florence Guggenheim foundation; John Simon Guggenheim Memorial I Gugge title. t | foundation; Murry Louie R. Neal and wife vs. Fred Waller M. vs. Kathryn Manning,, ;"—/ and Loonie Gug­ ' genheim fotindntion foundation and the Solomon J. Young, bill to establish convey­ divorce. (Continued on page 5. Sec. 2) | R. Guggenheim foundation. ance. Robert Meate, Barry. Archie Newton. Baltimore. Chas. Norris. Castleton. Mrs. Smith Sherman. Rutland. Justin Simpson. Prairieville. David Stine. Assyria. Madeline Sladel. Carlton WaUace Strain, Barry. Harry Weaver. Hastings. Tom Williams. Assyria. Nelson Willison. Johnstown. Marjory Wilson. Castleton. Clair Yriter. Irving. Hoving told the house ond no further use for the furniture, we will dispose of it ot Beulah M Burns. City Eart T. OUn. Doster Doris Barker. Battle Cmk. Mrz Vlrgtne Eaton. City. proximately 11.100,000 u> the United COURT HOUSE AUCTION SALE MARRIAGE LICEI our patriotic duty to serve customers PteueM HOG CHOLERA LONGER HOURS during war times, so we will be open SWINE ERYSIPELAS This store esn now supply you a complete line of AederlQ Veterinary Products. These include £>edctda Anti Hog Cholera Scrum and Virus and £>ederle Anti -SwineErysipe­ las Serum and a wide list of other £>ederlo biological* and pharmaceuticals to guard the health of your horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, small animals. Remember, a little THURSDAY AFTERNOON best insurance agaimt lodng many dollars worth of valuable LyBarker s Drug Store HASTINGS. MICHIGAN < VETERINARY PRODUCTS ■ £>ederl» BEN FRANKLIN STORES Help Build a Complete Directory of Men in the Armed Forces Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If.you can give us the address of any of these men, please j^hone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory up-to-date. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank public auction at 117 E. Court St., in Spark's shop, Hastings, on WUbur Hlllii Jorgensen SATURDAY, NOV. 14,1942 Hugh Duncan Alien Frederick WUUam Anders Oliver John AngeleCH Morley Wayne Ayers Commencing ot one o'clock we offer the following: Robert Bankhead Rudolph Cyrus Batholomew Home Comfort cook stove Large roll top office desk Walnut dining table with 8 leave* Buffet. 6 Dining room choir* Double sanitary cot with full pad*, nearly new Large folding bed-davenport, good Several rocking chairs Arm chair Odd chain 9x12 Wilton rug 2. 9x12 rug* Hoover electric vacuum sweeper 2 Library tables Commode* 2 Iron bed* and ipring* 3 Wooden bed* 2 Drop leaf kitchen tablet Cupboard. Breakfatt table, 4 chain Sewing machine 3 Walnut chain Marble top commode Bed davenport 2 Feather ticks Dresser Ironing boards Cupboard 3 Burner, new Perfection oil stove Electric lamp Stool sled Plant stand* Chiffonier Music cabinet 3 Cord table* 2 Step-ladder* Throw rug Small stand* 2 Dining tablet 3 Copper boilen Crock* Electric percolator Carpet* 10 Ft. wood counter ' 16 ft. of garage track Quantity pipe Lawn mower 12 ft. ladder 20 ft. ladder Wringer 25 ft. garden hose Baby cab Magaxine rack High chair Hard coal ttove Rog rug* Wheelbarrow 3 Trunk* 2 ferneries bird cage 2 Burner oil ttove Alemite xerk gun Sample cate* Mirror Tub* Army cot Garden tool* Some small tool* Dishes and cooking utensil* of all kind* Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. W. E. HUNT, Prop DEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk George Dewey Beard Don Bekins Chas. G. Blair Dan Boddy Robert WUllam Field , Donald James Finglelon/ CarroU J. Fisher RobL K. Flannery George Flint Albert JuUua Geiger William Nathan Gladstone Jack Getting Griffin Harland G. Grinage Ernest Grommon Donald Gerald Buehler Clarence LeRoy Campbell LeRoy Casterllne Gordon Walter Castle WUUam Alton Clark Leon Clayman Lawrence Byron Cluckey WUUam Kinsey Cole David Russell Cook Floyd Garwood Craig Floyd Winifred Culver Roy I^slie Dennison Harold Hames Eddy Kenneth Barrett Edeborn WUbur Lewis Halstead Lester Haven HaUlrad ' Jack Michael Hamilton Maurice Hamilton Shirley F. Hamlin Thomas Daniel Harris WUUam Ivan Harris Fred Daniel Hayes Clarence Burton Heffner Clarence Edward Helmer Tonunis WUUam Hendrick WUllam Earl Hescott Frank Harold Hewitt Harold Kenneth HUlon Bradford L. Hinckley Howard Ellon Hinckley James Franklin Hinckley RobL Edward Hinkson WUUam Clare Hiscock Harley Bryant Howlg George Rankin Hyde Lawrence Simpson Jenkins Kenneth Edwin Johncock Donald Chapman Kelsey Chas. Samuel Kenney Elmer Seymour Ketchum Harold Raymond Knapp George Raymond Myers Orville Eugene Myers Robert Gilmore O’Connell Dean Alien Porter Earl Knowels Harold Lester Kreider Cecil Ernest Steward Hoy Mou» Strickland Murry McClellan Stack Birge Cartton Swift Ralph Roy Swift Harold Clifford W. Lalan John Paul Langford Jo*eph Henry Langford Harvey Gaylord Lenhart Edward H. Leinaar Lawrence Melvin Quick Ferdinand Ellas Thomas Lawrence Albert Radtke Clayton Tinker Nell Weldon Renick Donald Dawlne Leyendecker James Henry Linlnger Webster Lints Dennis Loyal Ripley linnet Bex VnderhH Walter WUUam Mayses John Winfred McBain Floyd Albert McCIurkin James McCrea Harrison Cyrus McDougald John Dyrus McDougald Philip Alfred McKeachie David McKeown George Edwin MUl*rd George John Miller Leon Rex Miller Marvin Augustas Miller Theodore Henry Moeller Everett Warren Moore Dari Munger Florian Ralph Salik Allen Curtis bhrlp Rumeli Alien Sinclair Robert Don Slack Jack Rothaar Smith John Riley Smith Keith William Smith Robert Wesley Smith Clarence Eldred 8pidei Richard J. Springer Clarence Harry Stafford Clarence Eimroxc SUlnet Philip Herbert Warren RobL Kenneth Whltwey Clifford Clarence Yaho HASTINGS CITY BANK PHONES: 2105 • 2103 'Fifty-Five Yean of Continuous Service' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �FADI TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1M1 ' SUPERVISORS •557 1943. i£ *2 2 »>. I l;..i Balrinf/r . . ■ . 1.089. ST 34.93 70* «« 431.13 33.03 *4.31 93.40 30.00 413 12 T..I. | I'-rk and ll..f Toul ...... ..... __..... County Own(4 Propertr I>»vi, Pref-rtly. Xa thtitle. * 3.371.-4 F.ragerald Pr«prrty .old io * 3.139.(1 »aln» Glover on .onlrsel, Middletill, tillage, taination * 1.(11 41 Meant. I'rm.trlv talnailon -— Get a Sniff of that FRESH-BAKED BREAD/ made with. £trucked LILY - "The FLOUR the Best 'Cooks XTUImJU and moisture BRING RUST. WlTH MINIMUM DRIVING, THERES MORE TIME We Grind and Mix Feeds FOR RUSTING. Let Us Balance Your Feed Grains MOISTURE,WHICH ALWAYS GETS INTO ft/Wh LUBRICATION POINTS, 'now STAYS I'1. I* 1 THERE LONGER. PLAY SAFE GET CAR GREASED AT A LEAST EVERY 2 MONTHS. UCDUACU IVl E fVl M. O n S’ tfa 16% or 20% PROTEIN STARTING ■ GROWING ■ LA YING Do you know that the flocks owned by ail the producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 eggs per hen? Yes. you're right. They were fed 16% or 20% Mermash. Mermash 16% Mermash 20% * ’ 1 Mermade Balancer 32% Mrs. Weiss of Saginaw averaged 160 eggs from 400 hens and netted $1.85 per hen over cost of feed. She has fed Mermash exclusively since 1931. ikuE7QU(l CONTAMINATES ? i Mermade Balancer 37% Poultry Supplement 32% FASTER WITH MINIMUM DRIVING BECAUSE THE MOTOR RUMS cool, doesn't evaporate MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! WATER THAT CONDENSES IN CRANKCASE. BETTER BE SURE ABOUT CHANGING Average herd production records up to 626 lbs. of fat per cow have been made on Milkmaker. Our Milkmokers for 1942-43 ore fortified with Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt and- copper to assure you greater herd health, more efficient production and more profit than ever before. Better care—your car needs it now ■ • • Shorter mileage interval* between gteaie jobs, oil changes and other' important aervicei—that * the "better care per mile" automotive lechniciani say your car need* with minimum driving ElpeaaUy, with winter at hand, you'll want the complete protection ot the vital service* lined below. Your Standard O.! Dealer doe* them eapettf j-. He sl*o offer* you top quality motor oil-fto-Vu High in protective qualitie*. Standard'* l*o-Vi> (10-W; ii the fallen tuning winter motor oil you can buy. . L SUNDkRD SEE YOUR STANDARD Oil DEALER MILKMAKER 34% MILKMAKER 24% Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker 44% ANDY, a pig. weight 31 lbs., got Porkmaker plus corn, oats & wheat. Weighed 192 lbs. 76 days later. Gain 214 lbs. per day. AMOS. Andy’s brother, weighed 35 lbs. got corn, oats and wheat but no Porkmaker Weighed 98 lbs. 76 days later. His gain was only 83/100 lbs. per day. Porkmaker 44% mokes pork more profitable for you. Different IngrtdienU to M«t snd u*t. »' Bitmy CiMn-ckin and g-ene »’ Sfurk Ptu»>-de«n and «S*P »' how Wheel Beinng»-rep*rt with pww V Body-p<Jnh and was. STANDAID OU COMPANY (INDIANA) 24% or 34% Protein Pig Starter Pig Crower Fattener Porkmaker 44% Protein 100 Ibi. 100 Ibi. 100 lbs. Com 270 lbs. 470 lbs. 1.000 lbs. Um Wheat Middi * Ground OaU. Barley or Wheal SIZE Brood OF PIG mW» A small p><> 180 Ibi. 200 Iba. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. j i 1 HASTINGS, MICH. TILIFHONI 2111 N. CHURCH ST. i I Government regulation of driving makes it clear chat every one of our car* and trucks is vital to the nation's oeed for essential war* time transportation. Less driving means more danger from cor: 'rosion, sticking parts and leaking engine gas* Leu. Slower speeds make small irregularities of engine performance more bothersome. {GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. CO. Your ar should be lubricated and inspected on the basis of time rather than mileage intervals. Use your car carefully. Give it regular main­ tenance. Thisis the best way to preserve it. Simple, yes, but important Studebaker dealera are engaged in a war­ time service program—to assist you—regard­ less of the mike of car or truck you own. HASTINGS PHONE 2101 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. TUjrRSDAt. NOVF.MBEK U. Wt ent including Beverly Plant* ! Hartford. i Woodland Township School ■————--- —----- ——--------- ; Home Economics Mra. George Paul left Sunday, to ' The freshman Home Ec class have spend pari of the winter with her finished thetr course In preparing daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs I breakfast*, three being served?-They Richard O'Brien of Dimondale. Mr will now plan luncheon menus to nnd Mra. Chas. Fnul nnd children 1 be prepared and served by the close, of Hasting* drove her to the iI CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS O'Brien home Sunday afternoon. |I Zion Lutheran Church Miss Joan Leffler »pent the week- j Rev, Paul W. Geiger. Pastor end v^th Miss JoAnne Flnnle of j 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school -Hasting* and helped her celebrate ' 11: 00 A. M. Divine Worahlp and ’ her birthday Friday. • | sermon Mr*. juiui John uu» Bulling lhe i air*, UH* entertained >..« 3:30 P. M. Lutheran gospel hour Faith Circle of the Methodist W. 8. । Wednesday choir rehearsal C. 8 at her home Monday eve- 1 Thursday — -■ Religious education - WOODLAND ’and Mr*. WUna Kidder of Free­ COATS OROVF. ’CARLTON CENTER SOUTH SHULTS port. Because of ifceui ability Mrs. Emma Norton suffered a stroke last week at the home of her daugh­ lea for further study in hl* Held ter, Mrs. Earl Engle. There doesn't of work, taut June he finished a year of study at Springfield. Mat*, receiving hl* Master's, degree. He Mrs Bessie Bruce. comes very well* recommended and Mrs. Merrill Strlmback of Wood­ we Invite all to hear him. land spent Thuraday with her *1*- a and had a pot luck supper and the new kitehen and new Mra. Nell Walker of Chesaning is spending a week with her mother, nlng. Mra. Anna DeVine, while Mra. Alice County Health Department talked Grove.. and Bobby Brisbin sang aecompan- daughter of Battle creek spent the Mr. and Mra. Maurice Adrlansoi. ted by hi* mother. Mra. Geo. BrU-1 »«rkcnd with Mra. Anna Buck, bin. j Mm- Wilbur Landon. Mra. Arthur and Mrs. Humeri Mead at Berrien spent Saturday and MILO Demond -Dn«d\y with Mra Ahm ,or • honoring Mr. Springs. I HICKORY CORNERS uemona •"«> Wilson of MiddleMr. and Mra. Herbert Van Stream Mr. and Mr*. Cameron McIntyre Bonneville and family of pS^Mra^^uS: were in Kalamazoo Monday morn­ Rev. and Mrs. Harry Reid and ing. / ' . ' three months old Gracia of Youngs- Mrs Lena Seas* and the ho«te» ^A,n,T^T, day dinner gue*u of Mr and Mr*. I farm helping with Ute choru. L vllle. Penn, were over Bunday guests Kalama too call* Merritt Mead. The Bhultx Communltv club wa* ™ 152rw: o°; Rev. J. J. Wlllltts was presented pleasantly entertained at lha home Merle Bradfield I of Rev. and Mra. Rennelis. AU atj tended the services In lhe Wesleyan <50 for parsonage fund, to send box-;p^charterwUsal'who ktanera with a lovely Bible Bmtday m a of Mr X M »>^k Hom Th^v Thursday evening birthday gift from hl. Sunday tXt™in£?w™ ro Mr*. EmllyXwilcox and W. A. church where Mr. Reid preached »a to our community soldier boys ) .na of the evening. The Methodist Church L . 2?? Spaulding were- Hastings shoppers ‘ ui the evening. They called on aocne and voted to buy some new equipRev. George Wingard. Pastor Mr*. Karl Fnul attended Hospital I i of their friend* In the community rnent for the kitchen. Election of Mrs.'August _ program, put on by Mn Llbtr: Friday morning.-' Mr‘ AuKU"1 Wilson were married th5..p 10: 00 A. M. Monting worship Guild No. 22 at (he home of Mr*. I . and around Bethel Chapel where George Woods was the guest of ' Mr. Reid was pastor for u tUnc. officers a* follow*- Pre., Mra. Ken­ A ben Johnson of Hastings last Wed- j 11: 15 A. M. Sunday school 8:00 P M. Young |>eople's serv- Merle Bradfield and family from leaving there a year and a half ago. neth Keiaey. Vice rm.. Mrs. pearl ,'7~f' Butlne of Kalamazoo were Saturday next meeting will be with Mr*. Bud nesday evening Demond: n ‘,*"u«15Aflcr the reeinirnu Demond Sec LehmanTh newlyweds were Uiei< recipients night and Sundsy guesu of Mr. and Ajney. Thi* win be th* Chriatma* Thursday until Saturday..^ ouu. Sec.. oec.. Margaret Margaret Lehman; tinman. Thc of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shomo were ’ Frank Town is not so weU. Their Mrs. L. A. Day | jjnner and each one la expected to Mrs. J. J. Wlllltta U at the home brJn< a gilt tor exchaLe Evm Mr. and Mr*. Henry Germaine, Jrotrand family. Mr. and Mrs. Sher­ Tre**.. Mr* Stella Kelsey. Sunday dinner guests at the home ‘ Tuesday T.30 P. M choir practice opened refreshment* were served. for a . »Knang». Kvery of Mr nnd Mrs. Howard Glenn of ‘ Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek pray­ Mra. Emily Wilcox and Mr. and man Town and son of Detroit spent of Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mr*. Paul Paul Kesler Kesler for Mr. Norton sna and of *“ and Mn. Harold "o'™ one Is Invited. ' er service. Mr* Merle Bradfield attended the । the weekend at the Town home. i Thurs‘ family were guests at a dinner hon- lrw J* w*ing few “ days taking care of the rnothAllegan. “ ... There will be an official board Farm Bureau and Chamber of Com­ Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs : ™ wln« the birthday of Mr. Norton I" and Mr. and Mrs Lyle Cock of Grand un(j suntiay Khool meeting at lhe visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim May of merce banquet at Hastings Monday Travis Royer of Battle Creek. Mr. । * «1VM1 Bl lh* hotne of Jnd Mrs- i ------------ * Rapid* were dinner gueat* at the chureh Mondayi November 16. Battle Creek Thuraday afternoon I and Mrs. Wilbur Tolle* and chll- Ef’KXt is Ui■>*7»I«« home of Rev. end Mr* Geo. Win- , rhllrrh „r lhe l!nlud In and spent Monday evening with Mr. The 4-H Food Preparation Girls dren of Hastings. Mr. and Mra. gard, Sunday. and Mr*. Wayne Gates of KalamaChrist entertained their mothers nnd | Wade Town and son Kenneth and Rev. nnd Mr*. I. H Osgood were 1 I H. Osgood. Pastor leader* at a 8 o'clock dinner at lhe Mrs. Leo Chamberlin of Delton. of Mt Pleajmnt’vDentthe unbend Mns Mawlc AnsP“u«h “ntl Mr a"d munlty house. Mra. Gladys. Mra In Huntington. Ind.. V>--t week. Rev. Mt.. Pleasant en- i' day evenln^trom^>7^1?^ Ohra or mi rieiuant spent the weekend Mra. Mr, Wm. Wn. Shriber and nnd family tamiiv all of nt1 Ula t n- stam and Mrs. White will — home of Joyce Roush. Sunday. Cov­ : Mr*. Vern Town and daughter* of Osgood attended Hie Short Course ' 10 00 A M. Morning worship ers were laid for 16. The girls Mary and Margie of Plainwell were there. In Mission* ul the college and Mr*. . Hastings, Mr and Mrs Wm. Warner terrain. I Ruth Woodman was home from and Mr. and Mr*. Lester Warner Corporal Kenneth Litt*, of Lake T pending rome’Ske | planned, prepared and served the Saturday callers. O*gnod and children visited her { 11:00 A. M. Sunday school No evening service. Benton Harbor for the weekend. and family of Woodland and Mr. and Fdrest. Tenn., vUlted hl* home folk* ‘“ U™‘n Battle Creek. j dinner. mother. Mr* Amanda Hdnnuer and i Kilpatrick Mrs. Nellie Pennock visited her Wrest. Tenn . visited hi* home folk* _________ , , , ________ family In Huntington. Karl DillenWm. Brophy and daughter of son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Uy Night on Wednesday. Novembe: Mra. Leo Barry and son*, pleasantly a few day* but week -GN PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— beck of th< Kilpatrick church ac- 1 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school 'suiprbied Mrs. Frank Shriber with Plainwell called Friday at the home Mra. Harold White and three sons 11: 30 A. M. Morning worship. 11 with pot luck supper at the rotnpnnled them and attended the | There will be Evangelistic serv­ of Earl Towne. : of Paw Pew from Thursday morn­ a potluck dinner Sunday In honor church baiement and program tn of tier birthday at the Prank Shriber short course. Lawrence Tbblas was called to ing till Sunday night. ices in the Kilpatrick church each the school house. MiM Mary Townsend of North . home. She received several lovely E. L. Bromley. Mrs. H. E. Barnes evening this week except Saturday Ann Arbor Wednesday by the seri­ Manchester. Ind., visited her par­ and Mr. Kne*s attended Sam Van- fall from u wagon and break a cou­ gifta. I nt 8 P. M. The services began Sun- ous illness ot his father. ent*. Rev and Mra. H. V. Town­ , Miss Myrtle Norton was a weekMrs Henry Germaine. Mrs. Emily derwood's auction near Shelbyville ple of rib* last Wednesday. | day. November 8 and will continue send over the weekend. । cd guest of Minnie Hinckley al Way-' Wilcox. Mrs. Mildred Spillane. Mrs. Monday of last week. ■ througliput the week. The C. E. society met for a HalML** Jean Kantner nnd roommate i land. Thomas Spee* and Mrs. Merle Dewitt Ames and son Merrill and The Evangelical Church Ml** Grace Shock of North Man­ Bradfield attended a Red Cross sew­ Mr. and Mrs? Cleon Landon and J. S Deabler. pastor " ing bee at the Masonic Temple. daughter Dorothy of Howard City Earl Sease and family Thursday Leia and Mr*. Arthur Yorger and Chester. Ind., were weekend guesta i were recent callers on' Mrs. Clara evening. 10:00 A. M. Morning worship of the former* parent*. Mr. nnd j Hickory Comers. Wednesday. । children were In Battle Creek Sat* UnderhlU and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mrs. Guy Kantner. |j Theme of sermon -Why Should j I urday. Robinson. 80UTH BOWNE Follower* of---Jeaus Be FVarful." I WOOD SCHOOL ...------------------------------------------Mr nnd Mr* Wm Lull of Ben­ J the Mra Jessie Johnson and Mr*. Friday. November 6th. being Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Carol Puller and I Tile Friendly Neighbor* Club met Vesta Switzer of Plainwell called ton Harbor were Sunday guest* of , 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. Elaine have moved to Lowell. R 2. 7:45 P. M. Evangelical League of Thuraday at the home of Mrs. on Mrs. Clara Underhill Wednes- A. T. Eash's birthday, her sonit-ln- We are sorry to have them leave Mr nnd Mrs Carl WulU law* and daughters. .Mr. nnd Mr:. E. Topic "Meeting Our -------Latin>i— Dewey Gauillne Rationing I C. - — ----------- — —* Anderson, with the largest WUllam SchulU of Grand Rapids. and Elaine will be greatly missed American Friend* Friends". led by liv Mrs. Mrs attendance vui a.’-—, sixteen ,ivr—.* Tiie plan of gasoline rationing In II American ”, led yet. There were I attend the funeral of Mra. Alice ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burkey and Woodland will be as follows: i Deabler. ladies there with two new mem- I Dunning at the W. M. church. Wm. Russell, who suffered a Plucr— —Woodland township school. II Evening worship 8:30 P. M. j bers Mrs. Kendall Reahm* of : Mr. and Mn. Harvey Gllluple of Mrs. Jane Daniels of Hastings and stroke. Oct 26th. is gaining slowly Place North half of lhe | Theme of sermon "The One Hastings was present to help or- , Lacey, Mr. and Mrs. John Willison Mrs. Anna Wolcott of Lansing i at the Jaratfer Convalescent Home. Time—The Worth came In the evening to help hei school area on Wednesday. Novein- Thing Needful” I ganlze a Home Nursing class which It is hoped he can soon be brought । and children of Marshall and Mr. her 3 to to u 6 P M. and 7i »<> to 9 P M < T,lr Auxiliary ix-r 18 in j • in. - - Ladies —- -----------------will ­ meet In ■ will be. started soon and held In and Mrs. J. 6. Clark and son Bobhome. of satisfying (he hunger of hundreds of soldiers — The South half of Ute school area ’}’<* church November 18 at 2 P M. Mr*. Geo Kelley's vacant house I ble ot Battle Creek were Sunday plete surprise and a pleasant eve­ The Halloween party at the Carimen, women, children, but It can be converted Into across from tiie school house. Any­ visitors of their mother, Mrs Em- ning was enjoyed by all. on Thursday. November 19. 3 to 6 i E£SUonJof o'ncer’ ; ton school was greatly enjoyed Fri- -• - ---------- --। Thursday evening Midweek pray- one Interested in joining this class mle Clark. Blough's were Rev. and Mrs. To ­ I er service at the home of Ray Scheel please get in touch with any mem­ i Mr. and Mra. John Mourer and Village of Woodland on Fridav. of corn it truly a storehouse of food and ammunlthe one in cost bias Schrock and Mra. Rachel Stahl Friday evening, choir rehearsal. ber of tiie Neighbors club. November 20. 3 P M to H P. M Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick of Aube recognized. Tiie annual thank ofering service Will Calm* L* still in Butterworth I gusta leave Friday morning for and son Arthur of Zion Hili. continuously. On the day of reg­ Your Job Is to raise more corn and II'* the Job of your hospital nnd os he is getting pretty northern Michigan to spend two 'Hazen Gray of Hastings was a BARRYVILLE istration the owner must bring with will be held Sunday. November 22. visitor at Milo Curtiss' Friday af­ home-sick would certainly appre­ weeks hunting deer. neighborhood DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn dealer to Hie work of the visitation com­ him. <1) the application. <2t serial ' South Woodland Church of the ciate hearing from his friends. His I Sympa.thy 1* extended to relatives ternoon. Brethren number* of tires. <3‘ Vehicle, reg-. mittee continues through this week. help you Increase your yield — raise moje and better Mra. Jennie Pardee and Miss Every home Is to be contacted. address is John W. Calms. Butter­ and friends of Mr*. Alice Dunning Arthur L. Dodge, pastor 1st ration card. <4> serial number of corn on lew land. Your local DeKalb farmer-dealer i 10: 00 A. M. Worship nnd sermon. worth hospital. Grand Rapids. Mkh. ' of Delton. Funeral services were WaneUa Schray visited Friday af­ Mrs. Charles Hutton and Mllgra automobile use tax sticker. knows corn because he grows it — he knows your soli, > Charles Kidder returned home [ held Wednesday ot last week at the ternoon at the Alden Porritt home. and Mrs. Minnie Hutton of Walled 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. No one with more than five Ures Mr and Mr*. Uoyd Brock ana Lake spent from Friday until Mon­ per car ’jvlll be Issued a ration book, j We make advance announcement Monday from training camp in Tex­ W. M. church here conducted by you r weat her and can help you select the hybrid varleEpworth league Enjoys Hallowe'en of the special all dny service on as for a fifteen day furlough. It Rev. Gearhart, a former pastor. Herb Croii of Lake Odessa were day with Mr. and Mra. Will Hyde. lles that will do best on your farm. See him today,' November 22. Bosket dinner at proved to be not such a happy oc­ | Burial was made in the East ceme­ callers on their daughter. Wanette Sunday dinner guests also were Mr. Schray and Mrs. Jennie Pardee Fri­ The Epworth League of the Meth­ noon. Make plans to attend this casion as It might have been as he tery. and Mra. Charles McCoy of Grand day afternoon. Mr. Brock and Mr. -------- - _fellowship ______ found his mother quite ill. HowChristian odist church held a Progressive day of_ __ Word from George Elliott of De­ CroH* also called al lhe Milo Cur­ Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Russell the first ever. Mr*. Kidder Is now very much troit states that hla mother. Mrs Ml Want: — .... Tung ~ ~ Chris' Corey of Battle Creek. party Hallowe'en night. They were tis* home. — _ ------____ v._______________ improved and we. tha Church of lit* Broth- ....^, _____________ , all wish her a Mrs. Floyd Baird and son Bruco -first entertnlned-«»l-H»e puwiwgs tlaa- from Mra. Edd Lacy visited Friday af­ We need her been an Invalid for many years and with Rev. and Mrs. Geo Wingard ren MiNtlon In Shansi, China, to. speedy recovery, -of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn ternoon with Mra. Ernest Battles ns their host*. From there they come to America, will apeak at the around, Lorbeck of Scott* were Saturday lived with her only son. Mr. and of Hastings. Rose spent Friday af- Mra. George Elliott. Mrs. Eliott, J afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. went to the home of- Marjory Eng­ church of the Brethren on Wednes- ' Mrs. Edna " Mr. and Mra. Milo Curtiss and I Elmer Gillett. Lee Atwood of Grand land. making call* enroute. Marda day evening. November 18 He at­ who 1* over eighty year* of age. is Fnul wa* the next hostess with the tended the Mission schools, being Geo. Taggert. Mr and Mrs. Chas. being cared for al a nursing home Ervin Curtiss ate employed at the Rapids spent Thursday night andWhite Products Company at Mid­ ... ­ converted and baptized by Rev. Rom* made a short visit in the fore­ party ending nt the home of -Vir Frlday with the Gillett'*. dlevilla. noon. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rose fu.... end ................... Pop-. Frank Crumoacker. pioneer mlsaianginia Dorothy Varney. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lathrop spent SHIRLEY GILLESPIE------------------------------------ Hasting., Mldu Several from this neighborhood from Friday until Monday with Mr. com. elder. doughnut* and cocoa ary of the Church of Uie Brethren and son in lhe evening. SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mra. -were served-to them as they pro- In China. . •*Mra. Ora Lehman and Mra.-Jcrry attended the funeral of Mra. Lydia and Mrs. Ferri* Lathrop at Toledo. ETHAN A. WINTERS — Dowling, Midh. Simpson of Freeport and Mrs Jake rrewed through the evening and ! He attended Yenchlng Unlveralty Orville Bruce were Mra. Nelson Hul­ Fisher of Woodland spent Wednes­ Hugh Higdon of Pontiac was a Gless of Bowne Thursday. the town. Several guests were pres-1 from which he was graduoted about bert and son. Dale of Battle Creek day with a relative at Ionia. A. W. GETTY Thursday night guest of Mr. and Middleville, Mich. Mr. and Mr*. Haney Blough and Between sixty and seventy rela­ tives. friends and neighbors gath- Leia Starboard of Welcome Cor­ ner* visited Mra. Ebtella Rosier Sun­ Barnum and family Friday evening day evening. SSrSSs « - - ~ i There's An ARSENAL in that lower 40 of yours - DEKHL HYBRID CORN AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming we will sell at public auction one mile south of Middleville on M-37 the following described'property on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1942 COMMENCING AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M. HORSES Bay gelding, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 lbs. Sorrel gelding. 7 yrs; old. wgt. 1600 lbs. Thb team 1* sound and well broken In every COWS Purebred Guernsey, 6 yrs. old, will be fresh by day of sole Purebred Guernsey, 8 yrs. old, due March 15 Guernsey, 5 yrs. old. due April 10 Cream colored Jersey, 6 yrs. old, fresh Sept. 20, bred Nov. 6 Brown Jersey. 6 yrs. old, fresh Oct. 22 Holstein-Jersey, 4 yrs. old, due March 26 * Holstein-Jersey, 6 yrs. old, due June 2 Guernsey-Jersey heifer, due Jan. 6 Purebred Guernsey heifer, bred July 16 Guernsey-Jersey heifer, bred Oct. 26 HOGS Purebred Hampshire brood sow, bred Oct. 9 Purebred Hampshire brood sow, bred Oct. 10 FEED About 50 bu. oats in bogs About 100 shocks of good com in field and 500 crates in crib About 100 shocks of good fodder in field Small stack of straw 2 ton of hay in mow 1 ’/j bu. popcorn FARM MACHINERY Low steel wheel wagon and hoy rack 1941 New Idea manure spreader 1941 New Idea mower, only cut 30 acres McCormick mower Ontario grain dull 2 sec. spring drag Spike tooth drag Good stack cover 16 x 20 ft. Nearly new dump rake 4 leg corn marker Double shovel plow Oliver P 41 riding plow Syracuse 31 walking plow Little Willie riding cultivator Cross cut saw and one man saw Stone boat and com shelter. Metal smoke house Metol water tank, 15 bbl. 50 gal. fuel oil drum Set 40 ft. extension ladders 7 ft. step ladder *x 1 1-3 h. p. electric motor Set nearly new heavy double work harness Old set of double harness Set fly nets 2 metal electric brooders 3 10-gal. milk cans and strainer Water separator and milk pails Good set of basswood dump boards Sprayer and forks, hoes, rake and many other small tools too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 100 lb. lee refrigerator Battery radio 3 table* Oak chest of drawers 2 commodes Oak stand Chairs and rocker Oak chifferobe Feather mattresa Many dishes, silverware, cooking utensils, fruit cana, electric stand and floor lamps and many other articles too numerous to mention. ' ALSO THIS FARM will ba OFFERED at PRIVATE SALL WITH THE RIGHT to REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. * ■ TERMS: Cash day of sate, nothing to be removed until settled for. ORRIE AND BESSIE LANDACRE, Owners HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer ERNEST GRAY, Clerk ^SE=BX&SS=========================-=-=====S=^ for a farewell party. Mr*. Barnum ha* purchased a .house and lot in Lake Odessa and will move there in the near future. We wish them success and happiness tn their new home. The evening was spent in visiting and refreshments were served. Mrs. Barnum and family were presented with a -purse of money to use as they wished. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Smith and Ncvah and Mrs. Zelma Cox of TUstings spent Friday evening with Chas. Farlee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Farlee. The Woodland United Brethem Missionary' society will meet with Mrs. Bernice Kantner on Wednes­ day. Nov. 18th. The hostesses are Mrs Ruth Fisher. Mra. Ethel Lozo and Mrs. Bernice Kantner. Mr. and Mra. Keith Farlee and son were, guests at a family dinner at the home of their grandparents. Mr. and Mra. Fred Mayo of Maple Grove Sunday in honor of lhe lat­ ter’s 50th wedding anniversary. Baby Charles Burke Farlee Is the only grandchild of the couple. Open hquse was held in the afternoon. LIBERTY LIMERICKS Wednasday caller of Mrs. Jennie iranac U spending a few days visiting at the home of her brother. Milo Curtiss. DOWLING (BRISTOL SCHOOL DISTRICT). Mr. and Mra. Charite Gilbert wire pleasantly surprised on their blrUidfcys. celebrated Nov. 1 at their daughter's, Mrs. Chas. Harney Case., He was 67 and she was 61 on Halloween. Those present were Mr. and Mra. Truman Gilbert, Carl Gilbert, and Miss Gladys Gilbert I from Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Ray | Clark, from Middleville, son and family Mr. and Mra. Ivan Gilbert I and Jimmy, and daughter and I family. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hamby Case and John. A chicken and duck I UCTION SALE Due to lock of form labor and the ill health of my wife, I will have an auction Mila at my form located 11 miles south of Hastings on the farm known os the Wm. Wertmon farm 1 mite south of Cedar Creek mill and '/* mite east on the HupeBarry townline rood on ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1942 STARTING AT 1 O'CLOCK. I OFFER THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: HORSES Mrs. Forrest Stamm and children ipent the weekend with her mother I at Nashville. * Bay Team wt. 2900 CLOVEBDALE Mr. and Mrs Bernard DeGolla and Mra Bert McCallum were Kala­ mazoo shoppers Tliuraday. Guernsey cow 7 yrs. old, Martha Chamberlain spent Thurs­ day and Friday In Kalamazoo with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pennel*. Thura1 day w-as Ekl Fennel*' eightieth birth- . i day. Many more happy birthdays ' are the wishes ot hi* friends and , ' neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks spent 1 Thursday tn Kalamazoo. Mra. Alta | Mosher who 1* at the Brooks home, spent Thursday with Mra. Bert Pat- , ton of Delton Mra. Bessie Leonard of Hasting* U ! spending thi* week with her daugh- , ter Mra. Letter Monica and family, i Mrs. Dana Dickerson. Mrs. Prank '■ ’ Humeston Hunteaton and Mr. Welton WelUm Brook* Brook* ,j j attended the Home Extension class in Hasting*. Wednesday. Mra. Bam Gelb spent Friday in | Richland with her daughter ana I family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed.' Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod and : Mr. Van Volkenburg of Kalamazoo spent Tuesday at the McLeod home here. Mr. and Mra. Norman Keller and Ralph Skidmore moved to Hastings ; Thuraday to spend the winter. i Mrs. Grover - Davenport and ■ ' daughter Helen spent Wednesday i with Mr. Davenport at the Amertj can Legion hospital. Battle Cre»*. j It wm Mr. and Mrs. Davenport's . wedding anniversary. j Mra. John Ennis of Gull lake j spent Thursday with her sister. Mra. Grover Davenport Marflabaa Mort tkka 1,000 kind* of (tarBsb art known to mankind. COWS calf by side Guernsey heifer, Roan Durham, 3 yrs. old, giving milk, due In March Jersey heifer. Block heifer, 2 yrs. old HAY AND GRAIN 5 tons alfalfa hay 5 tons mixed hay 175 bu. oats 200 baskets corn TOOLS McCormick Binder 2 new canvasses 17 tooth spring tooth Drag 1 Riding plow No. 11 Oliver 2 Walking plows Slip scraper 2 Moot mowing machine 2 wagont Dump rake 2 horse cultivator (rider) 1 horse cultivator Stock rack DeLaval No. 15 power Sep­ arator Forks, shovels, hoes, etc. Gal. stock tank HOUSEHOLD GOODS Studio couch Kitchen cabinet 3 Rocking chain Several crocks Organ Incubator, 500 egg capacity Dresier Commode Dining table. Mate 12 2 kitchen tables 50-pc. let of diihei Kitchen range Davenport Camp stove picturei Milk pails Cream cam mention. . TERMS OF SALE: Cash, no good to be removed until settted for. URI BERGMAN, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer IVAN CAMPMU, �THE HA0T1NCG BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1M1 MIDDLEVILLE iturday night and Sun-1 Charles Parker Friend* ot the | wark as district suporintendant of ■mother-"'4 ■***■■ | _«n k. ._ * — - ‘ •— u— — .. — J m ■ .-j-* uwm.-— ______ Last We«k’» Letter I Th* Della Allen Howard of WYashincton D 1 e,ut> ulU >nM( wlth hu dXr UtaJttnHU tnta for dUlnw *nd regularsouth this OBDBB FOR PUBLICATION to see their several degrees has raceived through hard work and spiritual tltnasa. to make a longer stay. Mr. and Mra. Robert Tolan. Jr. p Harper a nd family The home of Mrs Mary Sharp U and son Lynn of Detroit, and Ray ot Octobar Mr. and Mra. Monroe Gibbs and parents. Mr. and Mra Henry Poulbeing connected up with the village Tolan of Farmington brought their Mr. and Mrs Jim Gross of Grand father, Robert Tolan. 8r. home frosn ' ....... ..... ............ ......... _ Mr. and Mr*. Harold Stillwell ot sewer system. Charles Finkbelner. son of Mr. and hla work, at Battle creek Bunday Mr and Mrs. Jack Rosenberg. । Grand Rapids were Sunday afterTb. Young Woman'. Guild of the I1". ‘UUr' Mr* Mrs. Alton Finkbelner. was on the freshman football team of Western Tolan. Sr. accompanied her husband MHbodlst church will meet atm. Harry Batach and family. State College. Kalamazoo State College, Kalamazoo that play­ to Battle Creek where she expects to Mra Reginald Cridlcr on Thuraday • Mis* Nyta Kingsley has completed I' cd ed al at Lanslnir Saturday Batiirriav find employment. evening. Nov 1J. 1 her .ummeF. work at the Glenn Leonas Elwood, who 1 Mr and Mra Edd Timm .nd son Solomon home, and returned to her a defense school In (Detroit was Leroy were Bunday visitor, of her P***0'* home at Gull take. home from Friday night .unUi Bun­ parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry BUmson, —__ ------ ------ — * .family —. Rev H H Harris of Wayland was day afternoon. He was accompanied brother, Fred Wlcrtnga and calling on old friends Monday tail by his brother-in-law arid sister. their 7th wedding anniversary. of north Grand Rapids St a supper at lhe home Mr. and Mr*. A. B. Lewis an<l little 1 Mr. And Mrs. Mark Ritchie ac- and was -----------—— guest ----------cocapantad Mr. and Mra Verner Martha Bemway. cwnpatucu aar. ,uu »u». varuoc , Mr. ------ ---— ~----------son David. Mra. Urals and son reWMtt oi Hastings to Woodland . Mr **"• Arno*d P?*er a?d malned for a week's visit with her 1 were delightfully entertained Friday Webster of Hailing* .2^3^ Friday evening and enjoyed the lw0 inuU children of Cadillac, vls- parents. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Elwood. evening by Worthy Matron Doris »•'* c«»mj ited their parents. Mr. and Mra. A. hv zeff1—.—■ anri it I* ’ Ucut. and Mra. Arnold Hoebeke nniiTar... H. Parker and John VanderVeen, arrived early Ulis Monday morning Caller, of Mrs. Sarah Campbell family. Saturday and Bunday. ■ fram Benning.. a». where they was held In the Masonic temple and lor and niece. Ml** Loueta Cook, Mon- and Mr. and Mra. Mark JUtchle_at-1 have been since January and an. parents. Mr. and Mn. Walter tended the funeral of Frank Bag- vl31Un< ,t the home of her parent*, very amusing. An old-time achool nell (Kelly) former janitor at lhe: Mr. and Mri c j 8UMUr at Gun with Harry Stimson acting as dnlr rreiii.r-d ■Thome of Alto, her mother. Mra Courthouse, at St. Rose church In takc ArnoW wiu w Camp Houae principal and Mr*., Poulson as Roy Cook of Battle Creek. Mrs. I T„a* at the close of hla two teacher, brought back the ex- j ** ' George Thome of Indiana and Miss Hasting*. Saturday morning. Mr*. Pearl Adgate. who I* staying, wwks- furlough but his wife will periences and fun of tiie school day A iru Hazel Kindler of West Virginia. with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Henremaln wlth her parenU for a period of life. The past njatron* and 1 Mn. Lena Bixler has returned ry Shivley In Yankee Spring*, spent longer visit. patrons were the alumni who had ____ from Thursday until Sunday at her I Harold Haskins employed by tne relumed for the reunion. An original order for publication Hudsonville. autr «r .likkicw Mra. Nonnan Maclver spent a few home in Grand Rapids. Friend* of BUsa Mfg Co of Ha*tlngs will go game based on incidents in the *°!.rr V’ kno’,„U?t to Pittaburg Wednesday on a few history of the Chapter was not only ,ar ,h« c*«{y •< 1 days this past week with her par- '*“■ ohJ‘*fy* Mr. Shivley. who has been 111 for,days buslne** trip. ot Interest but quite enlightening. I TrvK,°^d.SP.^.».a., izt.rbl wm-Ira r-ontlniw-a v*rv alrz > < .. .__ _ ... Following the entertainment the ‘ ln , ..un, at tne (Henn Dean nome. Mr. luu .----- . .. . ----- . u«uhhwi. wu» wmu, luuiunszuo. guests were escorted lo the dining- D»t»b»r A. D. iu«a with his wife and son David, have j wh? 3° ,^X5.rn On this Monday where the tatter loos .™_. -.™.- — —------. room where tables were decorated recently relumed from Illiopolis. n Pf1_nl.'0C.'L h3sp u •, 3** the ‘Mln tor Seattle. Washington with Halloween colors and the * in thi* Ill where he had several months' uken?as‘wceku,“le dot“p'lerwhere she will make her home withmenu served, appropriate for the'All. n srh work"on"defense construction. This P*rcnU- *’*r‘ ?.n<1 ^5"' ! hcr Bl*l«r. Mrs. Reo Boley. We shall (season. Each of the guests of honer 1:4,1 11 Mcmcta? Uteyhavetakentheir trail- Uc*ne,,L H“tiW U ’ rat“ D«ina while she 1* away । were given a nice remembrance by er house to Urbandale where they bo> and **l«hwl 0 5 ,ta. and hope she returns to the home the Worthy matron and all are very ,k,i willBaUta resideCriek •* be has a position 1 ,.,Mr ftad... . vl, M ..... . “n folk* gratefulkindness lo her shown. for the work and . ’ ,K' 11 to ^ P«t. before too many months roll | Lterly Howard of Ionia spent a few day* tarn Thuraday «>■ K.., SS-— -bt-i ------- - « rm af Uh arSer. tor Urea t»a- HOTICL TO CBEDITOJIB OBDBB FOB PUBLICATION Oat »I-W First la Antarctic Capt. Nathaniel Brown Palmsr was the first American to explore lha Antarctic regions. He visited them In 1820. Mlddhtlllt. ' NOTICE TO CREDITOBI REAL ESTATE ( For sole a dandy house in Woodland, 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms up, 1 down, both complete with shower, gas, good well, $1800.00. We have another HOLC house in the Village of Freeport. Just got it. Will sell for 10% down with interest ot 4'4%. $2200.00. Nearly 40 acres of land on M-43, 6 miles from I’lllt AGO. KALAMAZOO AND SAG! town, good remodeled house. $2600.00. COMPANY and TIIE 1 Now that Thanksgiving puddings w*>n^ °1 tne Green lake vicinity , school friend* ot Walter Oriffeth. i Middleville had a very quiet । .jni.thm. ESTHAL HAlIJitUD are just around the comer, it might **re Bunday dinner guest* at the 1^ o[ Mr Mrj oriffeth of Hallowecn-a few soaped wlndowsHouse and 5 acres of land on S. Jefferson be a help to lhe housewives to know °'«»n n. Hickory Comers, formerly of Mia- but nothing done that caused street, house ell modern, $3000.00. the roet wUl go through the food dlevlUe w,n ** k™’ ‘rouble. grinder very easily if lhe grinder Jack *'* enJ0>e** “ ,Hall0*Mn of two important events that 1 The newly organised class for We hove a nice farm 3’4 miles out. Has a Bwarmed. We tried it and know. s“V1£Jd,y. .eve"lng "l hU home happened to Wall In October. Oct. Ifi Young Married People and older Mr and Mra. John Kepkey ex- on Rapids bt. ; hc received hla commission as 2nd young folks will hold lu second wonderful square house, big bam. Will sell or pect to leave Thursday for North I 1 UeUtenant and October 18 he was meeting with a pot-luck supper In will trade for a good home in Hastings. Platte Neb., where they will spend 5?“'*?®,,? .th O'5_, ” 2ra, I united In marriage to Miss Prances the Methodist church parlors. Wedthe winter months with her daughWednesday evening, and also wiltahlre The wedding took place i nesday evening, Nov. 11. At the first Wanted: some more listings. We hr._ ter i “ membcrs• in Mississippi. The bride and groom meeting, officers were elected. buyers now, bring in your listings as soon 01 Bernard Benaway. who is ^^ Bwllt will give a report. met whUc hc atatlonCd a{ nntl it Is hoped the attendBcmara ncnawny. woo u located . at 5302 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood. u'®’- Hollywood I■ CamP Robinson in Arkansas. They ante at tills social gathering will possible. ra.nr tn in theIr regular cwxuu, u> u,c Calif., tau.M would iik. like ^hi! to oct getvlctaitain In touch touch 1 । *' Woman's club thi* Tuesday. I *rc Uvln« ln Columbus. Ga. near ; be much larger than last. Mrs?Floy.1 1 Ft. Benning where he expects to be j Helrigel. assisted by her husband. ,, THE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD in Callforpterre Stimson was a Sunday dinsemre wh° ner guest of his sister. Mrs. Vem I three months longer studying motor are teachers- of the class in which . many are showing interest. ma^Bernard will show them a good . #nd famlly Mr;( 8Umilon maintenance. Mr. and Mra. C. J. Streeter of Gun 1 The football boys played Uie last Rev I W. Minor is starting a !*n’’*l‘(l'P^”dlp® .* * m*e ORDER TOR PUBLICATION take wm will entertain entertain tneir their son son William William nome home game game oi of inc the season season maay Friday (A tru« r«i*y) catechism etas* for children at 2 p. ■ “ 1 “nd famlly. and their daughter. Mra. night with Wayland apd held the m. Saturday at the Methodist par- i <aT^J? S onn. m ■Arnold H0*^ «nd husband at a I score lo a O tie. aitho our local* sonage. Parent* should send their ■ V m remalrTlndeflnltelv dlnncr Par‘>' Wednesday evening ■ played in the Wayland territory ,ORDER FOR PUBLICATION children for this Christian Instruc- . his^dlushter Mr* ^arietan honortn« William'* birthday. much of the time. Perhap* the boys uan I »“*» hU -«WHer. «« Carleton Joe of norlhwMl ■ mUse(1 thclr halfback Charles Harris ||l MeDoaalrl. Fred Fitch w*« brought home by, _„n ... । Thomnpple entertained two classes who was completely knocked out REAL ESTATE BROKER ambulance from Blodgett hospital. ““5L, ’ 2^up j of the Parmelee Sunday school, the the game the week before when the Friday where he has been under: 3b,™ Lin ^teinta7 youn® peopla and young married Ued Martin here to 20-20. Chuck PHONE 2659 STEBBINS BUILDING observation Mr. and Mrs. Fltcn ! 10 01 ** ' peoples class at a Halloween party ! broke the small bone of hi* lower of health. . reauta in the residence with MreJ01 ncann "J----------- *-----------------------" ----------------------------- --- - --------Mr. and Mra. Qlcnn Thamtis and i ritv «nrtSMrr ^ndleMri °Fdwant <tau«htws. Pearl and Ardis, Dick > game of the season will be played at 1 Mlu Vera Scnslba who Is employ­ of KrotUe ,nd daughter, Mary Lee.’ Caledonia on next Friday. November. ■ ed at the State hospital in Ksla­ •nd W.nd.U Miller and 8 in axoo. visited her parents. Mr. and s b mothcr- Mrs |Mr. and Mra Burr Tumble, all of The WomanY Society of Christian Mr. wim.m Mennnn.il ir »i IOrantl came with well- Service met al the church. Friday Sunday dinner guests at the Claude Rosenberg home in north­ gett hospital In Grand Rapids, and I and Mra Wm. Tumble, northwrat of meeting. While the attendance was west Thornapple were Mr. and Mrs. Is slowly improving from her ap­ town, on Sunday, October 25. The ■ not as targe' os anticipated the occasion was a surprise on their; dinner was superb. After the feast pendectomy and an attack of pneu­ Earl Kermeen and Grover Cline of monia. Her husband was home from mother .nd grandmother. Mra. Wm. tne ladle, adjourned to lhe Chapel Trumble, who received many nice where Rev. William Helrigel con^ the Parmelee vicinity. Ludington for the weekend. remembrances, for her birthday. t ducted a very impressive devotional A number from this vicinity plan •'TYie Club” lunch room operated service, and for the program gave to attend lhe Farm Bureau suppe, and Mrs. Albert Parker. Mrs Ray by Mrs. Oscar Finkbelner has closed two travel talks on recent trip, to at Hastings this Monday night. Mrs. Gladys Wurm ancl daughter Soloman were among the relatives for lhe winter months but will again Mexico and from Michigan to WashDonna of Watervliet, rode through and neighbors who met at the at be open for business May 1. Mrs F.. ington slate. He showed beautiful with friends Sunday and spent the Parker home. Saturday evening. who assists her husband with hl. I moving pictures of the trips and day with her mother. Mrs. Emma Oct. 24 to remind Mat and wife oi feed and coal business as bookkeeper.! told thing* that made the talks not Williams, and called on her broth­ their 42nd wedding anniversary. It feel, she can not carry on both I only Interesting but Instructive.' place, during the busy winter, The business session included the er. Charles Williams and family. was a complete surprise. All report months. The young people will miss 1 appointment of a nominating com. Un Burdette (Bud) Van Hom. .having a very line evening. who has been seriously ill at Pen­ ' Mr. and Mra. L. R. Beeler spent "The Club” for it Is a social gather- mittec for the coming election of nock hospital for a few weeks. Is Sunday attemoon at Caledonia with Ing place for the boys and glrU. officers. The ladles, who raise a targe and they will all be around next' apportionment for the church budsome better but will have some more to get................ it started “ get besides their missionary budget, x ray pictures before being brought Beeler. His mother, who has been . May Old friend* were saddened by the also collected a dollar for purchase home. a helpless Invalid for several year*, Three ot the men of northwest remains in about the same condl- 1 new* of the death of Peter Buah re- of a soldier's comfort kit A rum­ ■ O—Brisbin mage sale was also planned for the Thornapple vicinity have sore hands Uon. cently al hl* home In Redlands, near future with Mrs. Vem Hooper as Uie result of accidents. Murray Pvt. John Robertson has arrived Schnurr cut his thumb badly when safely at some Pacific destination, I Calif. Mr Bush went west from the and Mra. Floyd Holes os general caught in the rollers of a com pick­ according tox In form* Uon received Martin vicinity several years agu chairmen. Other committees named t 1 for hta health but each year made are Soliciting- Nettle Parker. Bertha er. Glenn Kermeen broke a bone by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. a trip back to visit hl* cousins ot Blake. Mattie Ritchie. Ada Berier. In his hand while cranking his Robertson. tractor. Brad McLeod had a flnRev. W. H. Helrigel of Traverse . this vicinity. He was a cousin ot the Stella Parker. Daisy Baker. Ethel children. VanSickle, Marjorie Williams and City talked before lhe Rotary club i|1 Bass* The Preaching Mission held at the Clarabel Lawrence; advertising. an lron.( SuSS?" *n<* “ “l”°1 “,, Methodist ™»«" • ■from “> Leona Sweet. Jennie Rugg. Lol* | church “ last• — week, Mr. and Mra Delbert Buxton and Mr and Mrs Howard Panuin of Sunday through Friday evenings was Bender Anyone having some con- , daughter Phyllis of Grand Rapids were SUnday visitors of her par­ South Ftaven W.n? Rimdav’catb.?- Wel1 “‘tended A real spiritual uplift trlbutlon. for .tiie sale, kindly cal, j I one of these ladies Due lo the' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie. approaching holidays the next At a recent meeting of Crescent | meeting with election of officers Lodge. No. 85. Knight* of Pythias. William K. Liebier, a member of ■"£ ■JS’JSX.r wv.d.u.« “'’■X1'? £2 ™ ■ has been set for Friday. Nove/nber ’ 20 with pot-luck dinner the lodge for fifty years was elect­ S' ed Chancellor Commander. The of­ sons were at Woodland. Sunday vis- | ^^‘ n^nTota frUndl Xm he fice was vacant by reason of Rich­ Ind’fSulr^^ciSn mond Fenton, the ranking officer The United'States has 92 cities “hll with 100.000 or mo.re residents. having joined the U S. Marines larewcll dinner for their brother ‘J** Orville Waddell of Grand Rapid... •£}'TnrJ last July. Mr. and Mra. W. Ferris Moon, who is leaving for Ft. Custer. u™ Old-Time Wars Mr anrt Mr-- Vanr* nf mec he went Kalamazoo for special who are employed in Grand Rapid*, Lansing iere hwne Kham ftaturda/1 ““«s to h**0 " retumlriB “> hi* Native Sribes in South Africa are spent the weekend at their home resuming old-time wars. Mrs. Moon enjoys her position as night and Sunday. They also called I at lhe home their daughter. Mrs ' Woodrow Gillett In Grand Rapids ' Mlaa Lottie Howard, our 98 year- and found “Woodie” home from the old resident and niece. Miss Myrtle hospital but confined to the beo. Cook have moved Into the tatters and making a good recovery from FOR the recent eye operaUon. Miss Nellie CAN'T AFFORD Misses Pauline Walker and Helen Brady who had been spending u 1 week in Lansing with her uncle and I You can buy the home you like ... even if you can’t byiM the one you want! A FREEZE-UP weekend ait tha former's home in aunt, accompanied them home Jackson. Sa decide on the ana you like and lot no help you buy it. We can still ftaaaco Miss Lydia Cronlnger of lhe Day­ There must be no "ifs". Mra Kate Gordon, who has been ton. Ohio school system, spent the the purchooe of • homo that Is already built and finance repairing and re­ ▼tatting her abler. Mrs. Christine week-end at home with her mother : V* UNITED STATU "bull" dr "moybes”! Your Finkbelner. for a few days, plans and brother. Mra. Mae. Croningei I modeling, but, va don’t know how much longer wo will be allowed tQ. So cor must start every single to return to her home at Moline the and Bradley. latter part of this week Another Members-of the Prairie literary if you wont to buy a homo or do remodeling, do it naw ... tomorrow may be morning this winter. Take sister. Mrs.-Mary Ftnkbeiner of club and their families will meet on ' no chances . . . let us fill too lata. Wo will be glad to oaploin our plan that will aid you. Como in today. northeast Leighton came Saturday Tuesday. Nov. 17 Instead of lhe 24Ui. at thd Caledonia shelter house for | your radiator with your fa­ Mr. and Mrs Roy McMillen of a Thanksgiving dinner. vorite brand of anti-freeze. Cutlerville brought their dinner and Mr* Frank White of Caledonia 1 Then you will always get to spent Sunday with her uncle and and Mr*. Frank Rausscau of Los WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINOS STAMPS aunt, Mr. and Mn. Ferd Johnson Angelas. Calif were Friday callers your job! , of Mra. E. P. Blake man Flnkbainar and two sons of The Prairie Literary Club was To help preserve lhe lite of year motor, uh Mobile gas. oU the city were Sunday after- pleasantly mwiba.wcu --- — same -— - ------—. -----entertained ■<. al me the i>umc home I and greases. Fifteen dealers in Barry County to serve you. J .. yul‘®n• fe.rt h“ bMn con-1 nf of Mr* JI c bchad on Wednesday fined to hl* bed for a month with; Mu* Martha Schad gave a fine bron^ital trouble and "Polly” tan't in j description of her trip to Mexico last ,h?r^e*a.01 “nd showed picture* the girb Mrs Ann Nichols and Mra. Mln- had taken 9 rriBBINS BLOC. MlMBIA F, H, L L 9HONI 2501 nle Brehm ot Cadillac were recant I Mr*. Roman Feldnaiuch and Mr. MOBIL PRODUCTS - DISTRIBUTOR ‘he,r Old W,nd' iMarold p,rker 1,1 Hasting- «re m t STATE ST. BASTINGS PHONE Z$54 4 MP a^Mra Pnn. wrie. nt i.ew I ?un<U< ‘Rincon callers of the Mr. and Mn. Enos Price of Jack- former * parents. Mr. and Mr* > 'The Best Investment on Earth, is the Earth Itself" EARL R. BOYES ► tStat*!”!'.01 “JVJ. BAKED BEANS You Can fforro/t MU BUY, REPAIR REMODEL ‘ --.Su.™ A HOME! SEE US TODAY! AMERICA BONDS ‘ STAMPS McKEE service oil sales ( THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. ' �THE HA8TTNG8 BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, lift 8™d*’ 0"!‘ **• »u- Ipnm m». s—» cutrou,' i rom D*trolt Hon ths hom* of her mother, ig— - -■ lll/l/LLVILLL | Mr*. Ohu. Rohrbacher, nN Doi- ; Mr*. Hattie Smith. On Bunday m- 1 , WMW WM . medical pa- companled by Reginald Smith and Grove. Mr and Mra. Carl Bekardt Mr*. L R. Hamilton returned tient at Ponnock hospital in HuArthur Smith and thr»* eon* and children, Bruce and Joyc* of The wall lake ladits wm «nt*Thursday evening from a — couple of tmg*. .... th* forepart of th*Wl weak, «u of Halting*, all visited at the John Woodland. Mr.and Mrs. Ray Scheel t2!5-d at dinner Friday by Mr. and Jn..Or??<1 RapWa --- Coopersville ------------------------------------- -------- , (Continued from page 1. Sec. 2) pids with bought broughtto to th* the h«r» homeof oth«r her-----------parent*. ----------------------Bmlth hone at of Woodbury. Mr.----------------------and Mr*. An---------- ... ---------------- --------- V .... , M1M Berth< Ronan returned to dr»» Ptokbetoer and Mra. James- Florence “ vs. Lucius LobdcU, di-1 Mrs. Miller and Mr. and Mra. Chas. Mackinder al the litter's home. .? i,M “ con,,n-1»'»• ““ ™- home ■» <her In — Mt.. Pleasant ™ the fore- 'Clark »nd children. ... Mrs. Oalroth vorce. *— - “ '-u-- -------kJ tew j V*. Robert W. Raruom. hU broU" I 8**' Lm> Ch.mberl.ln U n. I— ~•— w—k >IUr • tew who had --------------*—" .pendln, den------ er, Harry and family. jpected home thi* Monday from visit with her sister and niece, Mra. i*Hh her sister, Mr*. Finkbelner divorce. Mr*. Kendallville. where been M. W. dParker, and u Mr*. (returned hnma horn* «,<»>. with ha. her *.<!**>_ daugh-Ii Vara Y«a vM. v*. Raymond RobleskJ. cminiv^i«i ^2 1 Mr*. Harry Stimson and Mrs. Kendall"41!; Ind., !;■* ~ 8___ 1 he ■ has "■ .»v.. an* — ■ - Emory !rati>ma* — iconducting —- --------- 'a two . ... .divorce. j B®® yro®Glenn Allen at Hastings, Wednesweek*-series of Finkbelner, and families on the w**VMr- Mra. Adam*. | Henry Thurkettle and the Wil- i P™”* J Hallkk *»■ Tho*. J. and M*1- and Mr*. Clorene* Williams day, to attendance of the meeting (evangelistic meeting*. Supply pas­ county line. tor the county extension group ■ tor* during his absence were Rev. _______________ ___ ____ , _________ ______ ___________ k88®’’11iQulneer, last week; this Sunday.;daughters, Leola and Jean«t|e of the funeral of the former’s mothMr. and Mrs. Loren Tungate xnd the district superintendent. Dr. Ed- Battle Creek were home for the er- Mrs. Catherine Thurkettle at •w Case* I • Mn. LawrenU is clerking to the Allendale. afternoon. Alton FlnkbelneY, visited their sis- |i*r Faust of Kalamasoo conducted — *—J ' — Saturday ------- -----------weekend. Lyle Collison vs. Wm. Rupe, tres- Leonard grocery store. ter and aunt. Mrs. Florence Cook, communion service*, and Rev. I Mn. Joe Vanier of Det Thi* lady would have celebrated at Traverse City, last weekend. --------- “ —a* “ her one hundredth birthday had .-Mr. and Mra. Will Whittemore ,—wnmcc war ot uaxeaonta. ----wa* meriy of Middleville, cam. U. S. Farm Security'Admto. vs. •he lived until January Ifl. She were to Hastings one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oalster and the evening speaker both Sunday*, i nigju fOr * couple of ist'ta ww SSX'"4 A"‘~"sb,llm'-"Kenneth Town will leave for an M1m Pauline Walker, home ec I with Mr*. A. H. Parker * daughter, Miss Donna attended the le of the present X-ui____ < ___ _ ..<> army camp on Tuesday. Nov. 17. funeral of a relative at Wayland. teacher of the Thomapple-Kellogg 1 friend*. Cjiarlle Raymond Miss Jeanne Williams of Plain­ Jen trespass. trespass school accompanied by a number of' Mrs. Glenn Allen and J Thuraday afternoon. Fred River Rouge plant. Her mother ler; ' Marrv auhr nt»h, «• ... ■ Miutr ‘"d well spent the weekend with her R,•— Pld4 ?•" D1080 Stokoe entertained at at aa oinnaay ™ Mra. Harry Hydom of Orand Ra— ' cntcruunoa was the mother .of—thlrteen Car| Hula trespsy pids. supper. Thursday, at me the Btoxoe Stokoe -She pius. visited suiiru her ncr sister. Hurr. Mra. mr*. Lenna tsnn* ,endln< the district.Home economics supper, inursoay, at him— .even of whom are stUl OrBce Ohl v. Harry Shute tres- Mrs. Roger Williams. Kirkpatrick lawt last wm week. °P Saturday. ®*,Urd*y- The fol- hnmhome, for the pleasure of their hu*^ (Children, , KtrknatrU-k It ,convention on lle grandchll- p*^ , Leslie Williams ot Freeport has Little Buddy Stone of Battle Creek O^d!^ M.rllln *h? ™"!ted. down RnolL‘er dren’ « -------------- ----.. Jda M Wwln BraM been spending the past week at the dren. — 90 great-grandchildren. 31 — tr~-—7',----- -------------- year-Nov- 8 Beside* the two couple*, is spending some time with his un- i .. home of his son. Roger, while he iett. Donna Davis. Arlene Johnson, other* present were Mra. Sylvia Al­ l great-great grandchildren, or a total of 179 descendants Is working on a bam near Gull Ptokbetoer. I, Other* lcrs • ‘*end,J’« were Maxine Fink- I|ien. attending len. Richard Allen and Carleton lake. *lnar• Ayta J»ckzon. Arlen* wu- iGalster. "Grandma" Allen although Fred C Fitch, who wax brought assumpsit. llama Fithnr UrKL.lt TK-- I .. ■ _ , Mrs Alice Dunning passed away Ernest Pierce v«. Dorian D. Banfrom his Gun lake cottage to the in Pennock hospital Monday morn­ up from South Bend. Ind Friday to r.uit/Betty Purdy. Mrs Oscar Finkthte wu Lcmm close.their Gun lake cottage for lhe belner also went as a driver. All re- l^to, (^rty of to“w<4k ttortThe ing of last week. Much sympathy months ago. passed away Friday Chancery Causes season, nnd also visited her father'port a fine time. I attended > Walter Wailace va. National Ac­ Li extended to the bereaved family morning, after several months of Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington jna^uur. mnk Lre .nd MU. I Mr ,nd Mr.Mul Crey .nd <n ; Mn LM. Mln.r U IMUn, . cour„ severe sickness. His home since ceptance Service, bill to set aside were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. l&OO had been at Jackson but his transfer. Jay B. Foster. Admr. vs. Mabel R. I Joe Stenger in Kalamazoo Sunday. summers had been spent at Gun hU „„ .„d mnd«n. Rkb.rt .nd in AMU ।Trade iT’.1.'!' "«?' school to Grand Rapid*. Babcock. Mrs. Alice Collins spent the week­ uicQara. Jr. ur. of or Grand urana Rapids lutpias spent spent i। .. „ — 'p ' | Mr*. Duane White left on Wettoea- lake where the famlly maintained Rlcljard. — ... Melvin vs. Chas. Helsel, divorce. end with her nleee, Mra. James Sunday at at the the former's former's home home to to the the I1 M? ?*”•. Allcn u spending a day for Camp Crowder. Mo. to spend a summer home the put twenty Sunday Adelbert Cortright vs. Louis and Wolf and family at Comstock. years. He had been a train dis­ viHlage .couple of weeks with Mrs. Dora Kep- a few day*-with her husband. Services were held at 3:30 Wed­ Madeline Garman, injunction. Mr nnd Mrs Alton Elwood. Mra ikcy at ber„wwt T^ntapple home. | Tiie C. L. Hinr home wu the patcher for the Michigan Central Ruby May vs. Wayge ,N. Martens, nesday In the Hickory Comers Wes­ Leonard Elwood nnd Mrs Llovd i n>c la Allfn P*41 Matrons gathering place for member* of the Railroad for fifty-two years. Just divorce. ' leyan Methodist church for Mrs. He was a memElwood took Mrs A B Lewte uto club of the “Wdlevllle O. E. 8 met famUy, Saturday evening to a recently retired Lxiuie R Neal and wife vs. P. J. Alice Dunning 75. widow of William little son David, to their home ln »1lh-DaUy Hlar Friday, and wu birthday dinner for C. L. who added 50 of Jackson and also of the Young, bill to establish conveyance. Dunning, who died Jan. 11. IMO. Detroit on Sunday, returning the tel’ ,‘<ul raalro«u Two another year on Nov. 8. Gueste were She leayes one son, Leon and a lame evening • ,,,e ,ad,cs werp accompanied by,the tons, Eldo and wife of Battle American Train Dispatchers as­ granddaughter Beatrice: also four sociation. He Is survived by his Mrs. Christine Finkbelner is now ’ b‘“banda’ a”11 lhe way the Creek. Carl, and wife and two looking in their new red coals and brothers: Seth and Alfred Oalnder n great-grandmother ifer grand- J m dlnner disappeared wu u- small children. Rachel and Kenneth wife, Maud a daughter, Mra. Eloise caps and. do very well for many of Delton: Clifford Galnder. Plain­ Payne of Cedar Grove, N. J.: two daughter Mra. John Buchanan of ^hln* During the buslneu meet- of Wayland are new musicians In the organi ­ well; Edwin. San Diego, Calif.; following nfru-*r« officers w-r* were elect- I Mr. Mr. ann and Ur. Mra. rii Russell Bender *nA and A-andsons. a brother Frank oi zation. The sextette and trumpet Philadelphia Pa 1* mother of a 9 Ing the loiiowtmr .u-ii n.nH., _j n .....u Bell; vice Pres., (wo Chudin, vmted her amer and Mattawan, also a nephew. Rock­ trio too gave some fine numbers three slaters; Mrs. Fred VanLuke, Delton; Mra. Jacob Burton. Otsego lb. son. "Robert John" bom on No- ed.-Prrs, 7,' Maud . r".'.' well Church of Mt. Claire. N. J. vember 4 Mrs Buchanan Is the Bd't.h Y,*11* Ort“?b; famlly al Leslie, on Sunday. Members of lhe sextette are Jean and Mrs. John McMartln of San Funeral services were held from Mra. Peter Peterson of Farming­ and Jane Hooper. Donna Davis, Diego. Calif. Burial was made in former Florence Aubll, daughter of ~ the Beeler funeral home nt 2 o'clock , do work for the Red Crews. Pennock । ton and her mother, spent lire week ­ Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Aubll. Sunday afternoon conducted by Maxins Finkbelner. Helen McDyer the cemetery at Hickory Comers. , hospital or some other worthy cause end In town with Mr. Peterson, and Marvel* Jenkins. The trump­ Mr. and Mra. John Adams spent Mr and Mrs Murray Harper and Rev. I. W. Minor and attended by ion Charles of Baldwin were Sat­ nt the future afternoon meetings. 'who is the cheese maker at the many friends from out-of-town. eters are Arlene Williams. Wm. Sunday with their son-ln-iaw and urday night gueste of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Gladys Guffin will be hostess at the 'Creamery. Interment was made In the Hick­ Sandefur and Frederick Orlffeth. daughter. Mr. and Mn. Glenn Wil­ [next meeting for a Christmas party. MIm Mary Kowalczyk, who has i Miss Avis Jackson, president of liams and family at the W. K. Kel­ L. R. Beeler. ory Comers cemetery. • llie newly organized Sunday lbeen employed to Dr. Lund's of­ logg farm, Gull lake. They attend­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Minor and The Thomnpplc-Kcllogg school children of Kalamazoo were Sunday school class of the Methodist church, ifice the past two years completed fair as usual drew large crowds come to the fair. The first eve­ ed the first vesper service of lhe visitors of his parents. Rev. and Mrs. taught by Mra. Floyd Helrigel will Iher duties bn Saturday night. We ning a feature of the program were year at the W. K. Kellogg school ■ have Ite pot-luck supper and meet- ।understand her future plans may both nights and It was a decided movies by courtesy of the Bell Tele­ In the afternoon. I W. Minor. success even though curtailed some­ Mr. and Mrs. Bird Shellenbarger Pvt. Wayne Aubll of Chanute mg. Wednesday Nov 18 instead of lake her to WasiUngton where wain* My wna VVIIUIUUIM. LavCSU^K phone ‘Co. what by war conditions. Livestock of Hastings spent Wednesday eve­ Field. Ill. spent Friday with hts ,this week as is Uie regular date, Ithere is a soldier boy waiting. Good exhibits were dispensed with but Bentley Trio to an evening ning with Mr. and Mra. Will Whit­ parents. Mr. and Mra. Ray AubllI' The change was made due to the Iluck, Mary! there wu a nice exhibit of poultry of concert featured Friday night's temore. ; teachers being al the M E. A. meetMr. and Mrs. Ruffe Morrison of of Lelgiiton twp. 1 tog. 1 Harrisville were Friday night and and agricultural products, and Proit™01- Each member of the trio Bob Wilbur of the Great Ijtkes Monty Myers who has been | Four of lhe five sons of Mr. and ISaturday visitors of Mr. and Mra. some very excellent shop work WM ,n ariai *nd their entertain- Naval Training Station spent the spending several months with rela- . •a -home -nome |!Rny Lyona wlth lhelr Antilles -Jack Rosenberg to northwest shown. Among outstanding proj- ment drew ,onK »PPl«use and wu weekend with his parents. lives in Detroit, has relumed • ccte the shop boys have completed eni°y«l *»>' young and old alike, । ucn' home for the weekend. They 'Thornapple. The W. 8. C. 8. of the Delton nnd is again enrolled u a s•ludMit ‘ uro. Mr. and Mrs Owen Lyona and Mrs. Clarence Dc^jnll was called this post year were lhe six picnic i The awarding of sweepstake Methodist church has sent Christ­ Mr. .nd Mr. (>«,. t>nh.m M Ch''‘ !to Plainwell, Saturday by the death tables for the new playground, four prizes to high point students was mas boxes to eight local boys who trailers and a stock rack; excep- postponed os the records had not are serving overseas. Dutton were Sunday visitors at the Tl”!?’ AlfrTdJ'y,onj’ Bn<1 Glenn Allen home<al Parmelee. c. "2'dM??r.°F, Kalamazoo. Smit. Her mother and sister. Mra. tionally fine shop exhibit* were been completed. They will be anMr. and Mrs. Will Whittemore Mr and Mr* Ix-wls Visbeck were l^r' ttnd ■'ifs Wendell Lyons nnd ।Clive Churchill and Mra. Hilda the end table, magazine rack and nounced sometime In the near made ven- hMDvVJi we-Tbv the baby Mary Ann of F“nt- ,,,d Mr Peters 1 of Grand Rapids attended stand and other furniture made by future. bourn near the Star school Sunday. f^.hete :,nd “n<1 little Everytime we stepped out In pubthe funeral services MWMllV.JtfteT- Charles Finkbelner who graduated Mr, and Mra. Robert Barnes and lut June, also -wood turning art!- Uc Iart week after the Banner wis children attended Ute “Wings over son Charles, who is a. sailor some^lUe i^^'r noon. 1 --------- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKevitl ac­ cles. lamps, bowls, steel work. printed we were greeted with the Jordan" convert In Kalamazoo Tues­ where in lhe Pacific and from 1 n । m The home economics department inquiry "What's the matter with day evening. whom they had not heard for three F ■companied by Stanley Seekell of ----- ---------------- --------- --------- ,<.u Miss ».i— Pauline Walker, teacher the Middleville correspondentf months. Charles had Just completed “... xm^th ।|Three Rivera who had been their with The Camp Fire Girls entertained Vogel of Jackson «»• was k | guest, »pent the weekend at Ver- had a large exhibit that »-as dis­ i We're all right, and did our usual three years of service to lhe fqll of I . Kenneth Vo€el last year and had signed up again , Sunday gue»l of Miss Helen Brog, montvllle with their daughter and played to the cafeteria room. There stunt last week, so there was no building Friday afternoon. ' Mlssra Etta and Yvonne Ktoaiow, (daughter-in-law. Mra. .Day Pugh were numerous and fine displays slip on our part If Middleville dldnt Mr. and Mrs. Travis Royer of Just before war broke out. He missed i, Sunday, they took of Battle Creek were dinner guests of handiwork, clothing, baked the Pearl Hnrbor event by his boat I who ,mnke their home with their j and family. aunt. Mra. Herman VanderSchuur. Mr. Seekell to Kalamazoo where goods, canned products, antiques, Roy Moore, one of T-K's grad- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wade pulling out lhe day previous. I were arlginntora of a surprise party lhe'returned to hts home. Town Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Allen i uates of last June who has been etc., an exhibit, that would do The Thomnpple-Kellogg football I on Mr. and Mr. VanderSchuur. Mon-1 Mra. Hertha Potts and her boys completed their season with a iI day night of last week, to celebrate |daughter. Mra. Dena Hutchins of credit for a county or state fair. staying in Muskegon, recently en­ Terry and son Michael. of Plain­ All rooms had special displays ot listed In tiie army from that city well were callers In the afternoon. Ires to Caledonia last Friday by & 34th wedding anniversary Marshall were Sunday visitors of pupils work that drew much ' at­ and Is stationed at Fort Custer. He Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town and rcorc of fl to 24 Reynolds made the ,their 3«h .w-.. her nephew. Fester Waddell and tention but time did not permit spent Sunday with his mother. Mn. family were supper guests- of Mr. only touchdown for the locals in the .which was the following day, Nov. 3. second quarter but Mervau ot the .Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar family. They aho called • at the visiting each room or taking the Harvey Miller and expects to go to and Mrs. Allen Terry in Plainwell rivals was too fast and furious. How­ Sherk. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H, Bell. Mr. home of her niece. Mks. Clive time one .should to realize the San Antonio, Texas, early this week. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Blanche Richards and son value and time spent on the ef­ ever, the boys did very well this and Mrs. E:-F. Blake. Mrs. Sylvia Churchill. Mr. and Mra. Glenn Allen Standing Pat Paul spent Saturday night and Sun­ Little Mary Ellen Seekell of Ver­ forts by teachers and pupils. season and part of their loss might Allen. ( "Standing pat" originated In draw day with her brother-in-law and There were two evenings of attributed to lhe fact that. Harris nnd son Richard. The evening was montville spent several days last spent tn visiting and games and re ­ week with her grandparente. Mr. poker and similar games when the Bister. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Powell splendid entertainments. . The one of lhe best players has been . of cake and Ice cream and Mra. Wm. McKevltt while her school band with Gerald Slucker, player pals his hand to show that he In Hastings. standing around on crutches since freshments ' lhe finishing touch lo a most mother was attending teachers in­ music teacher in charge rendered doos not wish to draw additional -tbe team tied Martin in a 20 to 20 were . pleasurable evening. stitute at Lansing. score. The Middleville's tenm record ' some fine music both evenings. cards. The expression came straight Mm. Tony Giesseman, nee Mar­ Mra. Bradford Johnson and Tiie musicians are quite snappy from the card table. for the season adds up to thLi.-2 dejorie Vermeulen, Is the tenant of tiie three small children of Detroit fcats-2 ties nnd 3 wins. Mrs. J. C. Sc had. Mrs. Elmer Fen- .upstairs apartment at the Henry has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Poulson home. Orcar Knecheie and family from Eldon Hlgr, who enlisted in the Sunday until this Thursday. Mr. Corson were in Hastings Tuesday rt night to the organizatllon of the United States army about two years Johnson brought them over and spent Bunday. Other Sunday vl»Barry county Navy Mother's club, all having boys in a branch of the In the signal corps division has been I Itors were Mr. and Mra. Murray honorably (Uncharged from service Harper and son Charles of Baldnavy. Mrs. Lee was elected one of and returned to Battle Creek. Eldon win. Mra. Ethel Harper Kaechele the officers of the organization. spent seven months of this year 1 of Kalamazoo and Murray Harper Connie Beeler, who is attending haa In the Ram hrvmftal T.m. —Sam Hnttctrm Houston hospital. Texas nnd famlly of the norfheast -m. Thorn the College for Morticians, and Ger­ .pple vicinity. ald Williams, who has an essential due to a back injury. Miss M. Agnes Stokoe of the Pon­ Donald Churchill, son of Mr. Job Inta defense plant, were home tiac school system, spent* Saturday and Mrs. Clive Churchill, has en­ and Sunday al the home of her fa­ listed In the army air corps. He ther. Fred Stokoe. passed hla physical exams in Orand Mr. and Mrs. Rome Brookbank of__ ,__ _ ___ ,„ leave Rapids last week and w will Pendleton. Ind. came Friday evening 1 for duty Nov. 25 or 28. and remained until Sunday, when | Mrs. Chude Rosenberg enterOnly Sunoco dealers can offer you all they took her mother, Mra. Mary : tatned sixteen friends at pedro. these services Gray home »-ith them for the winter Saturday evening at her northwest -----,k. ------------------a Thomappte residence. months Her son.----Charles « Gray and A Jack Frost Special includes a unique motor cleanout by wife of Merritt came down for a few Mr. and Mrs. Wilber KJump en­ Sunoco's exclusive Whlrifoam Process. A special air injector hours on Sunday for a visit. tertained a company of her rela­ forces- Sunflush OH through the motor . . . loosens and washes Mrs. Leon Drew nnd son Norman tives at dinner Sunday. Those out dirty deposits which form inside the motor with any oil. u i n ni r u 11 I r CIRCUIT COURT NOVEMBER TERM M I n I) I r V I I I r >ks 4<H sd. Tsry? y yg?— i— ———r-i. ~iiim.Hr i--------- I ysMlc st I'rsbal* Oul 11 13 i Palmer o explore lo visited Hl of rn in ► I ----------------------- — — I eVS1"* I DELT0N Mi" Sb b?’"' "5” Joh"°n i M" W-M *1- Corners Bunday afternoon. r. and Mr and Mra Manhall Norwood Wtrw dinner guest* of Mr. and Mr*, i Margaret ShaU Mason Norwood at thfllr Crooked Mrs Homer Helen Banghart of Hastings were ' also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams Matteo W Card Ptaysra were to Battle Creek Sunday' Several from here attended the chicken dinner and supper sponsor­ ed by the Prairieville Rebekah lodge last Tuesday. rssdlng. Ustenlng to Qm radio Sherman Town of Detroit called family Sunday. with th. Idea of making a littlo County District of the Michigan Education Association wu held in pi,,, for fun an<i aa . taUrt from the economic, political social and building Wednesday evening. Tbe W. 8. C. 8. of the Delton Metho­ dirt church served a chicken din- ' Fibers Lubricated neJ. .J ... . 'I “ A special Vi. oil UiURU.bUilK manufactured oy by ■ Mr*. Ada Thorpe will spend the, large oil company I* used by tbo winter with her daughter. Mrs. Roy ■ woolan industry to lubricate th* Walters and family at Hickory flberi <juring spinning precess. mnte'oulrk whn I... The ,lrtn«U’ of lhe fiber* la Biiue quick, who Is rtationed at n.... the Great Lakes Naval Training 1 Steh.hite.iJI *" b* * Bun™, u . nl„ d.' '““'‘“b1furlough with hla grandmother. Mrs. L ' ’8 * .. M ! BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT Alice Quick and family. On the Seven Seas For 45 years General Electric haa developed and built electric equip­ ment for warships. Here are a few of the ways in which electricity serves the Navy. f. Just one battleship may have electric generators to produce as much as ISO,000 kilowatts. This power would supply the needs of a city of 375,000. 3. Searchlights paoduce mlllioru of candlepower of light to aid to detecting enemy ships aad planes, and to guide Navy gunners to target*. 3. More than 20 different operations are performed in bringing a 4, When a battleship goes into action, electricity trips direct the WARTIME WINTER SERVICE TcrV fyew. Cai JACK FROST SPE|€IAL! LISTEN! MICHIGAN NOTRE DAME Broadcast Over BEHIND THE GUN WJR 4..Whlrifoam Your Motor special motor cleanout by exclusive process. 6 Battery Service clean terminals and 2 Change To Sunoco ”W" Ob flows freely below zero­ aids quick starting. 7 Clean-Adjust Snark Plugr DIRECT FROM STADIUM 3 Change To Winter Gear Lubricants insures easy gear shifting. SATURDAY 3 P. M. 4 Chassis Lubrication assures minimum ' maximum mileage. BOB KELLEY, Announcer 5 Clean Air Filter Insures cleaner a 1 r-g a i mixture. Courtesy of SOimco Dorrance Trathric Agency 2nd Floor National Bank weal ado proves power and pickup. t Check Radiator Hose Connectlona loss of anU-freeu. 0 Adjust Fan Belt correct tension helps avoir, overheating. 10 Cheek Windshield Wiper* Lights and Tiru—import­ ant for your safety. Your Sunoco dealer will gladly quote you on Including anil* ■wj Game Schedules Are UNLESS IT IS VITALLY NECESSARY The leadership of the United To a le*a«r degree the tame condi­ Nations today centers in one city — Washington, D. C. From officea in tion exiMa on Long Distance linot almost everywhere. Material shortagea make it impossible to supply our national capital is directed lhe whole vast activity of war. And tele­ enough additional equipment to CARE FOR YOUR CAR—FOR YOUR COUNTRY phone lines to and from the city are loaded every day with thousands of take care of ^11 the increased de­ it o regular habit to change oil every 1000 miles. military and war production calls. through. Long Distance traffic to, Washington has increased 50% since the attack maintain the fast, efficient Servian ANDRUS SERVICE on Pearl Harbor! mand. But war callt mutt go Your cooperation in mak­ ing fewer and thorler calls bclpt U> 'j . that U a vital wartime nocoesity. Phone 2240 daytime Phono 2397 YOUR FRIENDLY EMMCO Agent Call Washington MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY * X Cor. Jtffaraoa aad Court SU-, Haatiaga, Firaatoaa Tit** aad Tabag UtUriaa, WiUahialA Wipers Mlckigs* Gttasisa \ �faok six THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUltSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. IMt ' underwent on operation recently. Wolfe of Hastings Friday afternoon. Mra. Agnes Thompson of Hastings of Alba 1* also a guest In the home, and Mra. Alvin Helrigle visited I .. 'good-bye to them. Ham’ Uracn. I Mrs. Emma Anderson was In i Mrs. George Post of Hastings spent the weekend with Mra. Polly Rev. kcv. Everett evereii Love ijove prcdclied prcaciwd nightntgnt- | their children at Valparaiso, Ind. I। ■On the Home Frontk [the Post Commander, complained j Hastings Wednesday. '-----* Thursday with Mra.’Ida J- --Payne. ------ 1 *—*•1 I•---------------------------------------------------------------------- —------ ------ 1 1 spent ly - al evangelistic services conducted .. that the tables had been turned: Ronald, was also---there. address I ----------------------------Center-----------------MelhodUt -। --------------------------—............ ,, imr oiiiuiuui *L*>-| ' — ----—r-f—• — — - ------------ ----. at tbe - - Bowne --------- ------------——Hi* -------------------------------- •», tn*t the Legion had wanted to en1 chuteh lan week I is: Poills. I and family spent Sunday with Mr. church last week. |ta: Pvt. Ronald D. FoiU* Army Air And lpcakln ^ clrtlUn tertaln the bfy*. but that the boys Mr. *nd Mr*. Daniel Weaver and dearew Union had charge of the *er- I. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clinton 'Force Training Det.. St. Loub Louis'. Our attention has just been call-1 hyou‘tJ" " . had given lhe Legton the best en­ Mra Itogene Krauts of Elmdale, vires at the Ctedr Lake Coast Guard of Irving were Saturday evening and Mrs. Vincent Kelly of Clarksed tn to an an it-m item in to th. the July -33 m issue i..,^. School ^boo! of Aero Am,. Lambert Lambert Held. Field. 81 St . . o^rcund WOUM Yyu of.llaf.« u> tor bc tertatoment. .. It had eftr enjoyed -nimed in vlUe. end Mra. Glenn Parker of YpsUanU Camp Sunday evening. dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Harold ville 'of the Michigan Christian Advocate; ^.Mo- Ronald, w fe returned „ 7? 'nJv*\xMlow t«* Hastlnp home. were Saturday evening caller* of Mr. Mr. and Mra. George Brownell ot Aldrich and family. Kenneth Woods spent from---------- C. T7 ' .. -_____ , ......... Miss. Etha Ftha Nagler. Nanler with him for a week weeks* visit. __ .... ... _._s .... until oaturauy Saturday :' which states that Miss and Mra. Leon Howk. Flint . and Mtas Marie Kloet of •*' —’ Neeb and ‘ Thuraday heavily-diluted cup per day I Why. I Lanen wasn’t >«am>rniins. exageraUng. either rilher Mr. — and **Mra. ** Meryl znuraoay morning unui Meria of--------HasUqgs were Friday even- night with his ----------parents.-----------------Mr. and Mrs.! detained millenary Mr. and Mrs. William Mishler Grand Rapid* were Saturday even----------------------------------------------------. from China, . when some of us civilians tltlnk Several of thcec entertainer* torOf South Bowne, Mr. and Mra. • tog supper guesu ot Mr. and Mr*, tog visitors of Mr. and Mra. Lewis ■ Virgil Woods and family. ' »“* to leave Aug. 15 for Havana., QUIMBY about the coffee rationing that’s »»rly drew good dough In night and Stoken Marvin Thaler of Hasting*, and Mr.; Claude Walton and family ; Neeb. Mr>. Earj Bumford cf Hasting* S*1**- *® te*ch ®**Uh■ ... ‘.... hf II vllMr. . and MrMra. -IldS.Mrs R-.lhof ,nBellen,r •coming, we’re mad enough to go club* and such. and Mra. Howard Thaler, local, were . The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday Mr. and Mra. George Miller ot called on Mrs. Claude Walton J a“nlor High school. Mis*, JXe, *“® and Mot*n Mr. and Mra. Reuben Germi 1 after Hitler and Hiro oumlvewIn trying lo give you a report Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. John afternoon. November 17, at the home Hustings were Thuraday afternoon Thursday. .Nagler has many friend* arouml {toger of Ha*Ung* ere gurata on |,I but we'll try to be patient and on our civilian hardships. AII close Thaler. of Mrs. Charle* Overholt at 2:00.; guests Gerald Thomnscn ,re Interested---In her f M d M i'(wait a little while ’til we see how with one final, double-barreled ~ of .. Mr. and Mrs. «... Henry [' Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. Gerald Thompson1; *Ffeeport who ------------------------—। Smith. boy*» makr make out 00 on ^e the Job! Job I tripe.. TTve Pru girls. esprc.a o ^Je ।" Karchcr. j were Hastings visitant Wednesday. । wncre“bouu. The W. M. A. of the United Everybody welcome —w— Mr and Mr. Claude Ro*e of Pon- iyou boy Bretliem church will meet Thursday I Mr. and Mr*. Will Grigsby and Mr. and Mr* WUbur Mick of kn<* Urx John McCue were, Announcement was made last tlac were called to Hastings WedSeriously, this Battle of Rations 1-n are we«k of the engagement of nesday by the death of Id* father,!»hich we arc fighting seem-, to be । ?’ now it seem* with Mra. William Olthouse with an Mrs Maude Sparks of Hostings Saranac were Friday rverUng callera « OuU lake Friday. Gertrude Thomas of Bowne iI)o,a H®"** of Lowell lo Gordon B Alonzo Rose. Their Utile daugh- Being against u* civilians. Tiie flrat I all-day meeting. Public dinner at were Sunday afternoon guests of oi Mr. and-Mrs. Ralph Sage: one. are Miss France* Eniler* of Camp Me 1 waa “ Friday afternoon caller of Johnson. Miss Bangs, daughter of ter noon. — — ■a11 °}e .talented 0IU*„1«re Mr. and Mrs Owen Sleckle. ter. LucUle Lucille, .laved stayed with with Mr Mr. .nd and Phase, Phase, known known as as "the "the skirmish skinnlsh of of Ouy 3lnltl,1 ” -• »Mr. and Mrs. Orvai Kokx and Mr. Coy. Wisconsin. Who enlisted a* a -MrMr. and Mra. J. E Roush of Rock­ Mra. Chas. Rowley from Wednetday *ugar-hoarder’s pantry" wa* *UlctClarence Fs ’"” Surrarrer and J Mtat Bea; *eUford were Wednesday callers of P. and Mrs Woodraw Knowles o! nurse recently tn the United State* unlll Friday. a female fight. We men figured are xolng to have a pretty dull time * Plenty Plenty --------of Detroit .... spent the week 1 Prum E Deming and the Allen Pi*h family. Battle Creek were weekend guests Army, and tier parents. Mr. and 00 Herbert Smith, who U stationed Ilhat supplying the morning Java until you guys gel back hom«s-and port. Christmas eve has been set we all hope with all our hearts that । Mra. John Enders of Kalamazoo, cnd *' IU1 Mr. andMrs. Warren Burnt Camp Barkley. Texas, surprised with sugar had always been ma’s you get home soon, and that you’ll The members of the Freeport and of Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler. ,/,*» the date for the wedding. / Rev. Mr*. Griffin attended a meet­ were Wednesday evciilpg guests of r#ntr. hl* parents, Mr. and Mra. J. L. “nd she could keep it. Well. Pleasant Valley Christian Endeavor The Freeport Fire Department Smith Sunday evening, when he “ you know, those guys In W*sli- bring all your arms and legs and I PW. Wayne Fields of Canjp-EdSociety attended the Barry County ing of the State Board of the Ctiris- Mr. nnd Mrs. Adam Ender*. Roy Tooker—ol--------------Payne lake was a wards- Mas*, was a-Bunday after­ responded to a cull at the George greeted them by long distance tele-1 Ington threw the women foe a roll other valued possession* back with —------------Union meeting at the Nashville tian Endeavor Union at the Find you. In short, fight like hell, but — ------ dinner ------and I noon caller of Miss Helen Woods at Humphrey home, located west of phone, on their wedding annJver- l of mimeographed paper called » , 1.1, church in Saginaw. Saturday Sunday guest ofEvangelical church Monday evening. Baptist and Sunday ’ Mr* Erneat Tooker. ' .I the Virgil Wo6d* home Freeport, about 8 o’clock Friday evewruu““ Woods -------TAKE ration book. TAK CARE OP YOURSELF! There will be a Thank Offering Yours, to the last civilian'. Sgt. Gerald Forbty of Indian-1 Pvt. James Cool’* addre** liar.; 'Mrs Clinton of Carlton, nlng The garage and chicken | M ril.p-v._r .p of their ' But now the civilian men are program at the United Brcthem apolu. Indiana spent Sunday with been changed. It I* now Pvt. James , George Hrbden *^wts Nc*b- “nd Mrs. Clarence coop were burned to the ground. It place here Mrs Olil J0..ce gn<1 ratl£M. fl_h. -r-u- -nril — — ------------Joyce and tn ration fight. The worst U yet church Sunday evening, November hi* parent*. Mr. and Mra. Georg. Cool. J6.1M.Q55. Maint. Co. Mlh A. Van Patten, local were Ha*ung, was caused by ignition of gasoline, ^ul are planning tomove “ Musto the cwi^meamni Fven . tai- Klrehri., e.rd nr note 22. A program of action pictures of , PnA.v * D received bums on u ™ . come—meaning gasoline raljonEven a late birthday card or note visitors Frldav. Friday. j Mr. Humphrey re< FoAey ..,.,1 and r.-n„ family. j Reg't.. A. P. « O. -n.n 3340. Poetmaster. ,। visitor* hl. arm* knc wh-®r - ' Ihavc ‘>urchaAed mail is Mr and Mrs C W ntilver his arm* and and IImre ihik II — 1.° —n — — ------ TT" :Ing-ond “*•——“ a " lot •"* of wi guys will wm have iibvc to u> i;is u better ucvki than uuui nothing iiumiuik ’cause cuuar umu New York City. N. Y. Harry Lane of Byron Center was in home. Mr. Otis Is emnloved In irranh un tn-ir i.... fellows, and the Sunday guestx of .Mr nnd Mr* "' w u r- k la ,home ' ,s employed In jcough up their hoarded tire*. u. be- ....... mall, say .these and Mr. Paul Laboutz will be pre­ a Sunday dinner gnest of Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tubbcrer visit­ sented. They work In the South Mra Leon Howk Mra. Lune, after ed Rev. and Mrs. C. V Holstein of vane— nt a I11e afternoon. . C' B'November mfct vved- I Tne school is doing its part to Just to keep us from getting soft day today Nov 12 for— among lhe negro and white people. spending several days, returned vancc of the latter s Golden Wed-1 nesdar 11th at . buying defense stamp* and selling before gas rationing * tarts the I Pvt. Donald L Preston Grund Rapids Friday They attended ■ ------- -- —। jiraud)- aiKiuuuii. riutcmoer 11111 BL , ouying >, the home with him. Afternoon callers services at the Pilgrim Holiness ding anniversary. the church church basement at .t 2:00. i on The Th- J scrap. -r«p. ’ powers-thal-be’’ took a look at the 2-H-5 Camp EHlott Claude Walton . Mr. and and Mra. Stanley Lyons Lyon* and and coffee coffee shortage shortage-*! Were Ralph Kenyon and Mrs. Ann church and heard the evangelist. iJurnr mJJrfn J?thT°n t?* nM*Un« W|U “lso h* thc Mystery. Mr. Mra. Stanley —and took advan- ' San Diego, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Roger* ot Smith of Kalamazoo, and Mr. and nnd । °n-Mr Pnl bklhtUy P°rt>' Tb0#* having ] daughter it ww Those all?lifer Sandra Rannrn of nt Battle Tintita Creek ran—lr f tage of «» — g * **a 1XX !** 111IXX 1 ,** —*~ ~ _____ * I* also Don ’s *brother Bernard. Jackson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. famous negro singers Richards , --- — - - iBrelcen Wilcox) of E T. Tindley, ---------------------------------------------C blrtl*da>'’’to October. November, and were weekend guests at the home figured that If a mi man was cut down to k California camp but the last Mra. Coy Stowell. onklln. । from Philadelphia. Penn । Mr. and Mrs. Coj Stowell called Drcember will be thc guests. A lunch of J. L. Smith. • Conklin. only one cupacawfee a day. he we heard they hadn’t been able to Donald Walton and Delwin Mr* Mary Henncy spent two Mr. and Mra. Earl Everson and . “r- “nd Mrs Ford Stowell of • wflj be served followed b’y a pro••------- J •*— ■ Hutchens called In the latter’^ week* with Mr -and Mrs Andrew mother. Mrs Willi* Hutchens at St. Roush and other friend* in Hastlnss = of o„,.o......... Mary’* hospital In Grand Rapids Mrs. L B Lester .spent from Sunday afternoon. Mn. Hutchens Tuesday until Saturday with friends Uuih «" । ■­ in Detroit Btry A53rd A A. Tng. Bn. matter of Ing programwas enjoyed by about ( Then, there's the Mr. and Mr*. Charle* Overholt. Mead, and Mis. Donald Mead and i ne> ana "15o attended the funeral ment for persons from Freeport and Bldg. 909 Camp Callan , money. Why. us poor civilians are surrounding communities It was I thirty. Hubert and Evelyn, spent Sunday son Bruce of Nashville visited Mra I «rvlccs of Mrs. Lydia Simpson. 1 really going to be poor if these raid* Ban Dieyo. Calif. Clement Mead and Mr*. Claud Mead. Mr. and Mrs. Bird Shellenbarger . O ne of the largest crowds that has Mr*. Max Eek and Mra. Prank with Mr. and Mra. Lewi* Overholt nde lads are ---------sdhs c --------------------------------------Wednesday : °* jMr' °nd Mr3 ever ““ended an event of this kind. Hardart were Wednesday dinner on our pocketbooks keep up. AndThese ot Lansing Mr. and Mra. Ben Blakney return- , c,«nent Mea^Maiday ; Th«< building opened at 7:45. and guests of Mr. and Mrs J L. Smith, I guess they will. The guvmint .<>• H. Pausey of Freeport. Mra. Roy Durbin of Hasting* was has made plans to sock us PULHere are two more brothers both “r- “nd Mra Clifford Allerdlng games were played. At about 9:30! -------------------- • ------------a Wednesday caller ot Mr. and. Mra. ed home Monday from an eight LENTY In taxes. Some of ’em we’ll i addressed on the west coast. day visit In Detroit with Mr. and. ”hd baby, and Mr* William Tlnk-n very interesting program wa* PRAIRIEVILLE Coy Stowell. ‘ - * —J .... pyj Halstca(1 Mra. Sarah Smith and Mrs. Mary Rev. and-Mrs Griffin accompanied Mra. W. L. Gelston. nnd Mr. nnd ler a,'d baby of Hastings were Wed- ( presented, consisting of several nesdny evening guests of Mr. nnd song* by Janet and Linda Lou Tls- I Polley had as Sunday dinner guests have to pay all of tliem. But that’s |i Ser. 10033703 by Bethal Mote of Pleasant vallev Mr*. Bob Shiner. Co. B 387th QM. BN (port) John Stairs nnd Ira of East Wood-, «*«««>• I cher of Carlton Center, soog and Dr. and Mrs Chas Mullen and Mra. only part of It. It’s gotten so bad and Lena Mae Dalstru of Lowell If you are like thousands A.P.O. 923 Postmaster cll{Iord Clinton ot piano Impersonations by Howard Ada Cortright of Otaego. Mra. that now lhe civilians are being attended a course in Leadership land and Gilbert McLeod of Wood-1 Mr- “n“ Mrs of other average citizens San Franctaco. Calif. Tuesday dinner Norcutl from, Clarksville, and a oneI Cortright remained for a few day*' raided by civilians. Education at Huntington College, land called on Mr and Mrs. Ed. | Hwttogs were there will probably come a Pvt. Wilbur Halstead Stairs Tuesday evening. i 8UC,U °* Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Clin-1 act piay named "Elmer” by mem-। visit. 1 For Instance, take Uie matter of Huntington, Indiana lost week. time when you need cash (AH.N.i 36189429 Mra. George Nelson accompanied | t0 ” bers of the Sophomore class. The ' Mr. and Mra. George Adrianson these Coast Guard boys who are Mr*. Jane Draper of Potteravilie. money quickly. Co. “L" 103d Jnb. Regiment , Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres acAdam Endres oc- program closed with the presenta-| nnd Mr. and Mra. Lewis Johnson. In training at nearby lakes. Rose formerly of Freeport, celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Semiah Seese to j Mr- an“ Mrs AJ».O. 3193 "I Postmaster companled Mr. and Mrs. Buel StaCf!?P,u ,,r’ “7.d £“\Buel SU‘ !tlon of Prlzes and awards. > Jr., and' famlly were Sunday eveher 92nd birthday anniversary re­ Hastings Saturday. When that time come* you San Francisco, Calif. son to Hastings Wednesday Robert Carpenter of Hasting*. । 10 Hastings Wednesday 1 The Seniors will u»e the proceed* nlng dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. her own housework, and therefore cently with her son-in-law and will find us able and ready to When are your birthdays fellow*? Bigg*, and Genevieve । *’en7’ Karche'‘ a',d Mrs., Of the carnival to defray expenses Richard Adrianson aad family, near ought to be busy enough to mind grandchildren as her guests. She Frances be of Instant service to you. graduation and senior trip. ■ Pine lake. her own business, got to worrying Let u* know how ybu’re coining U real well for her age. She received Struble of Nashville were last Sun- 1 George Karchcr were Hasting.* vta- of Come In today, phone or , Your patronage at thc carnival was ' Mr. and Mra. Clinton Hughes and about those boys some month., ago. when vou have a chance. many card* and gifts. Congratula­ day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. j lt0« Sa^rd"y- , write us for details on our Here's a June 5th birthday ’to put C. W. Culver. £ w- «>•»«, »l*nt from greatly appreciated by the class as grandson of Kalamazoo were Sat- so she did a Utile guerrilla warfare tions. Friendly Loan Service. down for— Frank Gosch of Hastings, who is; . 5vcnlns there was much effort pul forth to urday callera of Mr and Mrs. M. J Mr. and Mrs Forrest Buehler Pvt. Richard D Kenyon ’ ' i *Norris. ’—’ she chiselled lhe use. for free, of spent Saturday night with Mr. and working in Battle Creek, called on wllb Mr- “nd Mr*. Donald Sothard put on *hls event. Mtaj Prances Biggs of Nash-1 ... I Lynn Robert Erb of Delton spent the Country Club. Then with the Mr*. Herbert Thompson of Grand his stater. Mra. Lewis Neeb. Friday ' Church of the United Brethren East Garrison Rapids In Christ | the weekend with hU grandmother. help of Inna VanPopering she Fort Ord. California Mr. and Mra. Howard Houghton ’ ^r ’ ’ Charles Hoyt and Mrs. Mabie chiselled our local orchestra. “ The Ord Callfon ‘ia ' P M. Burgess of Battle Creek, । Mra. LaVem Calthrop. CITIZENS CREDIT E B. Griffin. D. D. Pastor Bcfore »e forget to you fellows | Mrs. Sarah Johnson and Dora Rhythm Kings", into agreeing to and A. J. Burgess of Kalamazoo of Detroit spent tiie weekend with Osborne w-ere to Hastings Friday. I Sunday. November 15. CORPORATION 1 Mr. nnd Mra. Franklin Burgess • . were. Bunday callers of F. E Deming Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith called on Mr. and Mra. John De­ donate one or two Saturday Nites “n<l your Parcnls too—send us Freeport Mrs. Ruth Albertson and two chil- . returned Saturday morning from a ' 10:30 A. M. Sunday school. birthdays Borne and the Allen Fish family. MUI those UIUAC ' nam ,---«- ,address --------- , and —-----*--------------— Priester at Dowling and Mr. and per month land, boyf can 1011't W. sut* BL. n«»UB*» 1 Mrs. Gilbert Greenman at Banfield, youngster* make my old heels want of you ,iave alre“dy written us that , Mr. and Mrs Alvin Helrigle and, dren of Gull lake ure spending a i low day trip to various pointe in! 11:30 A. M. Morning worship. HABTUfOB NAT L BANK BLDG. to dance?) iyou ve received a number of letters Mr. and Mr*. Monroe Pollta spent few days with her parents. Rev. and 1 northern Michigan including Petos- ■ 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. 1 Sunday. Next Rose cooked up a deal where-! lhrou«h lhl1 column and that’s $the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Mrs’ John McCue. 8 00 P. M. Evening service. Mr. and_ Mr? . John Wolthome. ; D*»ntol Folli* of Valparaiso. Indiana.. . Mr. anil J4ra Fred Tablicrer and i Mr*. George Forbey and Mrs. daughter, Charles Overholt ----------- ---------------------were in Has--------. Paul Nagle and Judy of Gull lake so civilians to contribute the cof- tog and write us of any changes. Now for as many as space will 1 Velma, called on Mr. and Mra. Jacob tings on business Tuesday. i called on LaVem Callhrop at Bat­ allow. ual freshment*. " tie Creek. Sunday finding >. him 10.00 A. M. Morning worship. I Charles Bunn and family. Kenneth M. Dunn. U. 8. Army le.the others i °nce a guerrilla, always a guerabout same. who '**’called -------- ’------------11:00 A. M. Sunday school I Alfred Gonzales returned home Squadron E Group 4. A.A.F.C. 8:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. I_~~.. Burchett and'' ..... rlIla! After Instigating the dances. on him were Robert ■ Monday night from Texas where he: Nashville. Tenn. tills Cook menace sneaked into the I spent six weeks with his children. I, 8:00 P. M. Tuesday, prayer’meet- Mr and Mra. Maurice Burchett. Bend us the date of your birthday Sunday callers of Mr. and Mra city council meeting on another ing. t Boyd NovUky of Grandx Rapids Clayton St. Johns were. Mr. and raid and chlseUed the City Fathers Freeport MelhodUt Church ■ spent Sunday with his stater, Mrs. I Mrs Henry Schwartz and children Into renting a vacant store so we Everett M Love. Pastor Gerhardt Kunde and famlly. Apn. 30190045 of Galesburg: Clare Munger of Bat­ could have a U. 8. O. room for the Morning worship 11:00 | Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith received Co B 137th Ord. tle Creek: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. St. boys, and she flim-flammed Doc Sunday school 12:00. word that their son Pvt Lloyd Motor Base Depot Regt. Our second Family night program Johns and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hil- Brooks. Mra. Shirley Henry, and Smith ta now in the Hoff General , A.P.O. 1230 T Postmaster Dorothy French and a lot of other blnk and children of Holland. | hospital. Santa Barbara. California. Npw York City, N. Y. people Into laundering the place Mr. ahd Mra. Wm. R. Norris church on Tuesday evening. Nov. । Mr. and Mra. Clarence Benedict . 17. beginning with a potluck supper called on Mr. and Mn. Ray Parker and rustling up furniture and books Corp. Harald Parker I were In Hastings Friday. 25th Co.. Sth Bn.. Hut No. 7 I at 7:00 o’clock. Rev. J. Lawrence at Augusta Sunday. and a bllllard-poo) table, a ping­ I Mra. Frank Hynes and Mrs. Ford 2nd Student Training Regiment. Sunday caUers of Mrs. Jennie pong table and sluff. Ward will be the principle speaker. । Stowell of Woodland called on Mrs । Cartton Center Methodist Church Fort Benning, Georgia Then Ray Branch, the guy who Norris and Lucy were Dr. Chas. j Claude Walton Wednesday. Greetings Harold, how goes’ it? Mullen of Otsego and Mra. E. A. Everett M. Love. Pastor j Mra. Elmer Post of South Bend 1* Parker and Elizabeth of Hastings. Christmas time, laid Uie Rotary By the way. when Is your birth­ Morning worship 10:00 , caring for her daughter. Mrs. Ev- . Club and the. Klwanls Club that day? I erett Love, during the latter * con-1 Sunday school 11:00. One man in town writes letters to CLAY HILLS he'd donate the use of Uie Strand i valescencc. Mtas Kate Westerveld Mr. and Mra. Monroe FoUls. Mr. Mra. Guy McNee and Mrs. Ho­ Theatre and provide special fea­ fourteen different boy* in service ward Colburn, motored to Batue tures, if the club members would once every month besides letters Creek Thursday and spent the day, tackle lhe sale of the tickets. Well with Mrs. Charles Poland sirs, those civilian raiders turned Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potts spent In Just about eight hundred bucks lo establishes a record Do you know of someone who write* more. We all Bunday In Lansing at the home of the U. 8. O. committee. Harold England and famlly. But a civilian can’t even win at should write al least two letters a Mr. and Mr*. Roy McCaul at­ doing a good deed when there's uni­ day to service men. One boy writes, , tended the school carnival at lhe forms around to provide competi­ “if you want a slogan here It te— Freeport school Friday evening. tion. These Coast Guard boys stole Bay Hall with Malli' ” Not bad my lad, not bad. Ole । Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon Potts attended the siiow by sending over a crew the school fair Friday evening at of highly, talented boaos to do their Eolly hasn't missed a birthday yet lhe T. K. KeUogg school. stuff—and the whole town'* talk­ and there have been a few letters Norman Haight is enjoying a ing about the smooth. professional written besides the birthday*. We'U nine day furlough from the Great entertainment they put on. Lakes Training station. While all this patriotic hanky- more. FREEPORT READY CASH JXkS&SSt J.”’ Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent/ Answering to a demand in this community for safety deposit boxes, we have just installed another unit of boxes in our safe deposit vault and offer these boxes for rental at the same low price. $2.50 per annum plus gov­ ernment tax. There is no better place to store your valuable papers, insurance policies, deeds, abstracts, bonds, etc., than in one of these boxes. They ore safe from fire or other casualty and you rest secure in the thought of the safety of your valuables, if you hove a safety deposit box in our vault. It is not required that you carry your account with this bank. We solicit your safe deposit box rental patronage. A SALUTE STRONGER AMERICA Uncle Som says DRINK ENOUGH MILK and eat plenty of other vitamin-rich dairy products, too. That’s one way that each one of us con salute a stronger nation. Order nutritious Highland* Dairy Grade A Milk from your milkman. You’ll be buying health for your family and strength for America’ wrti win thi« WAR IN THI H06L0TI MILK IS VIOHT1H* 1NIR0Y SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY when your bam h already full of cow*? Sec If thta give* you an idea— Raaaarc/i Form eoira giro aa much aa a fourth-pound tnaro milk por pound of jroir^ with Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR National Bank of Hastings can Legion entertained tbe Coast Guard contingent at dinner. Or. at least, the Legton MEANT to en­ tertain them. But the CD's arrived with a xylophone, an accordion, a Residents la New York New York state has approximate­ violin, a “hot" pianist, and a couple of golden-voiced singers. In saying ly 13.500,000 residents. Placer Gold Placer gold Is not mined but found to a PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. IRY1NG । MrsrJdhn BcLson has been imistIng with the care of her mother. Mra. Norton at the home of her sister. Mrs. Engle. Mra. Ben Nagel has returned to her home after ten days at Pen­ nock hospital. Frank Travis has been confined to his bed again by Illness Dell Schlffman will visit his so* Arthur at Big Bear lake. Mont­ morency Co. and hunt deer. Mra. Richard Tompkins and Bet­ sy have returned to Camp Callan. Calif., to be with their husband and father. Captain Richard Tbmpkins Mrs Joe Lince L* looking for her husband to be home on furlough Mrs. Harriet Couch Kuball has been a patient at Pennock hospital Her husband, otto Kuball was home on furlough during her 111- I Ung her eon and family at Ro­ chester. Mich ||/ ■■ this lime. John Perry will go north to hunt BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 'marins who can get more chuckles out of life than anyone else wo know will chuckle along with you. Alright so you know who it Is. then make your guess and wait until next week to see if you're right. Cheerio. Zolly Coffer. HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phon. 2451 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. CARVETH & STEBBINS THI RIXALL STORE Hutinn Phene 211$ White Mate M Nalls White spots and line* under the fingernail* are sometimes known as , "gift spots." They are due to struc­ tural changes In tbe nail bed and upon microscopic examination fndltissues. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-11-19.pdf af8a880ed2de5fc9f181bc00156bac4f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SfVINTH YIAM 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS HUNTER DIED FROM Home Front EXPOSURE THURS. On th» ☆ it .☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Well, with the gas rationing set Tuesday. Was Found Unconscioui Wednesday HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1942 WPB Awards Banner to Barry Co. For Good Work Cha*. Annable. chairman of the Barry County committee for gath­ ering scrap metals, on Monday re­ ceived from the War Production George L. Reinberg. 35. of 1914 Board the banner awarded toXthls putput back too«ou andana now she'll to to ; obcm now sne have u nave „ __ . ,. save her chuckles for you until later. al«4DecE • Grand Rapid*, was county for gathering UB5 tons\of So thl* week u "swell guy." i found unconscious Thursday fore- scrap Iron In September and Octet whora most of you know, took his noon in a swampy part of West Gun ber. That is an average of 131 p#n In MM .M Mr, KU:, |,„ h, h.d Tur.-1; pounds for each Inhabitant of the Greeting* Soldiers. Sailor*. Ma- day afternoon while duck huntina (county. The WPB suggested 100 tine* and all of you men fighting in ! 2 .. . 2 pounds for each man, woman and child living In the county. Mr Mh.ll or rm, rram Ur uu Mr. Annable asks us to express hl* worth. M -Mmer ,»u 2.7 ire. U tM.o no dUUr.hr. tor T ■>«“’ proaounord hearty thanks and appreciation to .m Md 1M< .rr.rum.nu Mv., l'c“u, “ “ r>u»urr. .. the people of thq county for their tarn nud. rn IH U)U i-lur Ur you S’TJi•*“ “ bl|"r’ “• fine cooperation In making thl* fine romchow 7 hls body. A member of his family record for the county. Thl* county ha* exceeded it* quota tn everything has Been been asked to do or to give that «T~mnU hart n.. tn. “me Ulnc “«0- M,,cc wmcn jill Ik na* hrm. rtniL timt ItUnt- hf h,d complained ot numb- to aid America in winning the war. home front are doing all that we 1 ncls ln hlg Umbl „ . | _________ , . » SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 t* 8 U. S. and Allies Not Yet FIREMEN HAVE Winning World War II BUSY WEEKEND Axit Natioiu, Hoicever, Appear to Have Lott Chance for Victory’ ILull nil RaLm— By Q.. Six Clw Alarm*; । Broken Damage I* ’ "■ ‘ Large ' t County M.E.A. Meeting ot Delton i A HAN WHO MUCH ABOUT Kim Sigler and S. S. Nesbit, presld«nt of the Michigan Education Association, addressed the Barry R«v. J. Lawrence Ward County District of the M. E. A. at Delton. November 11. I’athers and tons filled tha Mr. Nesbit, pledged the help oi the state organization for teacher Ing room of the Methodist ch welfare and outlined the type of Monday evening for the m teacher security for which the or­ Brotherhood •meeting of the m ganization is working. Mr. Sigler spoke on "The New Armistice". He pointed out the different conception* people have had of Armistice Day. and then went his supper squad. Invocation waa on to point the need of an edu­ cated people to make any' new Arm­ istice a success. He stressed the Loppenlhlen and acting Preoident neca in a democracy need democracy lor Tor giving the Keith Yerty ipresided at the busipeople the fact*, and advocated that tenrhers train train the th* youth eolith of nr today ■' Fred C. GO teachers to be resourceful, broadminded and ting* High school. was introduced and after a few remark*, presented mentally Inquisitive, the Individual members of the 1H3 football squad, speaking highly ot the part each played in thia year*, games. Captain BUI Kelley wwi called on and he introdured Ute captain of the 1943 squad. Dick Thomas The football squad were •wests at the banquet Ass't. Coach Silk, Nylon Stockings And Joe Brozak was also Introduced. Tin Cans Now On The List Mr. Yerty then Introduced Ute Hastings firemen had a busy week J J end after a period of unusual length But. Germany and Japan have a. VP°” The United States and the United not ver<u?creded In “knoekina 0.1-1 lh*,r servlCfc' Perhfips the fates Nations allies are not yet winning ,uccwde<' *” knoc"n8 out knew that some of Uie firemen were this war inelr opponents as organized fight-, pursuing the elusive deer in the That statement st Ing force* and until such knockout, north woods and decided to give tuch"encQura8ing tre . blows are delivered, all German and'th* onM w,,° remained at home a mel's route In'Tgyptf Anglo-Ameri­ Japanese gain, to date must be "clt,n< tln* that a* It ri.iuMi .. • "“*• lhere we,T *,x “>*» during Uie can occupation of Morocco and Al­ classed it* temporary. , lwo day* of Saturday and Sunday geria and the repulse of the latest Tlie same thing holds true for1 with the damage ranging quite high. Japanese attempts (o drive U. S. ourselves. ;urse!ves. UnUl Until we “e hire have crashed' crushed' Tlie first came Saturday forenoon forces from footholds won> at great the military power of Japan and'when • tractor and wagon belongcost In the southern Solomon Is- Germany, our territorial gains will 1?* 1° £Obe5t tipped over on • - in, - ’ tim. ‘ ■ North Broadwav lust north of th« ‘ ’ Broadway just the count for little. 1 state garage and caught fire. The Equally important, however, to the । Nwth Africa,. the , Solomons ,and io*s was rather large since the ,re w_­ fact that we are not losing the war new 'Guinea, for example, are stra-, port Mates that the tractor wa* de—or rather, in view of the fact that teglcally important but the mere oc-, strayed. ’ when you do come back you can ow and an Infant (laughter. !' the initiative so far has been most-; cupatlon of them will not win the । 1 dairymen for shortly afternoon the take, up from there and carry on. The place where Mr. Reinberg had j, ly with our opponents. It would be war for us. It I* what we are able j We don't mind havig to take all started to hunt and the-place where ; department received a call to the more accurate to say that the Axis to do after such base* ha»e- been Glenn Ingram farm south of the the profit from our little businesses he was found were both In Barry und buy War bonds and stampa with county. The sheriffs of both Alle- ' ha* not yet succeeded in winning established, that will really count. , city on campground road. There Baltimore-Mople Crave it. because we know that It Is helping gan and Kent counties *pcnt most | the war or to seriously crippling the Germany will have to be defeated, also a tractor had caught tire .and to buy something necessary for you of Wednesday searching In that ' Lands Not Taken by Govt. allied war effort. ' In continental Europe and Japan In a quanUty of gasoline being used fellows al Uie front*. Neither do we locality for the vanished hunter. Both Germany and Japan have her main bland bases If the allies! In starting it caused the fire to get intnd going without some of Uie Why out of control. ...m mm.. M.n-u. they did not .notify Sheriff • A ,e* rn0n8u ®8O surveyor* came ; Charles Annable, chairman of the rence Ward of Caledonia, an .utr>delivered some heavy blows, have are to emerge a* victors. thing* we always thought we.must Bera V.' । About 2 o'clock Sunday morning.' — v mni-nlnv naAm. ' ‘ Wednesday morning seem* *,,l° Maple Grove and Baltimore have, in fact we will all probably be very strange. fire was discovered In Angelo's Tav- Barry County Salvage Committee ority on birds The impression had What are o^r*chances? They must have' townships and spent some time in overrun vast territories and have announced Tuesday’ that he had ap­ belter off for having done it. We are »a i«n<» long way from victory. em on S. Jefferson. A cigarette, ’ considerable area. It was acquired control over Important new 1 Wcarelessly tossed into a waste paper pointed Prosecutor Laurence E Bar­ But what we are all interested In fiearcd from that part of the lake' , I (ConUnued on page 4. Sec. 1) economic resources. bosket Is believed to be the cause. nett as Household Salvage Director right now to to win this war and win that was In thl* county. They may ! reP°rted Ul“l ,hc farms surveyed Damage by smoke and a broken for Barry County. Immediately Mr. i(. just a* quickly a* we can. I think liave thought that there was some 1 were “ 1* » P*rt of Fort Custer plate glass in the front doo£ was Barnett requested The Banner to । CORRESPONDENTS, right now everybody In Hastings Is crime connected with the dlsap- i and to be used for military tr/lnlng. ) announce that, by order of the War sentaUcn of this lecture and it waa the extent of the loss running a race to see wlro can do pearance and wanted to get cred- J A great deal of secrecy about the 1 t ADVERTISERS Early Sunday afternoon a large Production Board, the housewives. very evident that he was well qual­ .the moat towards winning it. and I L ,Or N°l. Untu "K** proposition was enjoined, but new* । urn a b Yiir nr am • aince next T,u,r*day M Thank*- grass fire on the Martin Tinkler >-younger uomen and high-school ified to lecture on birds. Stating wouldn't be nt all surprised if we three officers and members ot their concerning it leaked out. and it was I girl* of the community are request­ that there are almost numberlaaa farm In the northcast part of the established some kind of a record st“«* h“d spent nearly Uie whole .aid that Barry county land.* would J1DFP ARIM l NI slvln< a,,d thcre wU ‘ ** 00 deUv *n' ----------I ■rbr Htlll (LIU Mil |of 0(J lhal u u necessary for the country to shoot at. That b day Wednesday in vainly searching be used for training United Stale* i city gave the boys a hard fight ed to donate every discarded silk collection* that one can make that ------------since a strong vyind fanned the stocking or nylon stocking which are interesting and educational, tha one of the thing* Uiat make* life for the missing man was Sheriff.roons ; troopg. Find* Doctors. Dentists ... .. _ • worth white in a small town. wiUi: n,ra Bera nntirikkH notified Kv by nhwo phone. *n..n Then It Know appear.. > .Improbable that I । to Insure delivery of Uie paper flames and caused the fire to spread they may have told aside, to the speaker showed his versatility by Teachers Cooperative everybody pulling together and । wa* 5:30 p. m.. too late for the 1 anything will be done about the । ---------------------------- ------------ --should --------- rapidly. While the men were still vitally important war-task of max­ displaying a few stones from a colTherefore all correspondence on this call. anoUier cal! came tnd ing '"powder-bag*.." The bulletin* taking a personal interest to the । Barry officers to make any efforu purchase of thl* land for military Thatprevention of disease is em- ** in lhe 0,,lce Nov. 21. other fellow and helping him to to *enreh for the hunter who had jn Ule Battle Creek Enaulmt1 nha.i«Ht hv “ er" und al)advertising must be to not. they hurried to the Lyle Kurr home furnlslied Director Barnett explain solve hls problem. You can take It; disappeared. J •n und.v teat^eek^I 7 counlv taler than noon on Monday, on North Hanover where the gar­ the matter tersely by a question a large number of the butterfltag fmm cK.Mtr n— -_j ______ n ‘ 01 * rlur5afty last weex appear. Health Denartmanl and that ^0 not Wish to disappoint anv age and content* were destroyed.'land answer routine. The official ano moths he has captured anti from mo me that vnu you will find na no oueh such -- -------- ---------------Mil HI KIVIV KU.KXIIIUIIl uir IJIUIit In 1* helna being Inrr-avlnolv Increasingly .... rec-' >one by leaving out Uieir correspond- When discovered, the flame* had l pamphlet reads: spirit In the metropolitan areas: nett ett Went —«t rum nrlv II Kt .... (rom *___ whlch __ ___ _ .. . need for It went tn to W West Gun lair, lake — early we quote the *folthroughout the country. gained such headway that It was I "Question:—For what will silk be ognized by the people of thl* county ence or advertbciiient and careful Thursday forenoon. Our sheriff lowing: i used? r You probably have learned by thl* soon learned where the man had "Alti>ough the army has surveyed .. .MM .M ’S ££ Impossible to remove the car which.; with five new lire*, a quantity of I Answer:—For the manufacture of ' time that we did a nice job with the stopped when iw arrived at the a large area of farmland north of cards of buttons. ,or ad ,n<J at the tjme permit, lumber and brick siding, a* well, ।I powder bags. benefit show to raise funds for the take. Reinberg left hl* car at a i BatUe Creek in Maple Grove and nual report. Stating that collecting was a nsIn the year ending August 31. 1941 i us to get the Banner out on Ume. j a* oUier articles, were burned. The ii Question: — What are powder men in the uniform of the UBA. thr lhorc Our । Baltimore townships of Barry coun­ tural habit of the human rare and flames also did considerable dam­ .bags? having raised a total of over eight sheriff learned from the owner, a . ty, for pouible use by Port Oustei the number of school and pre-schoo!. Thank you I1: Tlicy are used by the armed serv­ citing a small boy's poeket as proof. age to the garaga next door and — * hundred dollars. This money will Mr*. Bolek. that Reinberg had. after troops, the umv nrnhahiv will not children under dental supervision' scorched the house to the north, i Ice* and are woven silk bags Into help to provide entertainment for arranging with her. started to hunt i tok,. over the land was 1227. For the year closing Au­ Sparks also caught In the roof of1 1 which charges of powder are placed givlng this lecture and showing hU men in all branches of the service Sl!C,?-7U^tor Joretvoon from • • Maj.-Gen. Henry's. Aurand. com- gust 1943. the total was 1396. a House to the east but wa* extin-. for generating the power required specimens to encourage collecting when home and right now we are bltod directly in front ol her home mandej of the 6th Service ComIt was estimated csurnuico that mat there mere are are.! M. gutohed before any damage was। to expel a shell from the gun, They . doing our level best to make those ----- *- ■ ■ ‘ *I?,e¥?e 5° h,,r ■ m“,ld wbo »M here today, tar an 1890 are Placed In the breech oFgun* of done. const Guard boy* reel At itonie. ISuuH kt nooh to eat hl* lunch. Inspection of Port Custer, said tn the early evening, the truck■ major calibre. A fuse, attachced. to hearers Ahat it la unlawful to Moat of these boys hail from the (Continued on page 3, Sec. I) 'farmers In the area can safely go with the Barry County Health Demade a run to Uie vicinity of Dow-. Ignited to cause the explosion which state of Wisconsin, and III bet that ahead with planting or unprov»t expels the shell. under medical supervision and 279 menis on their property.' Guests At Public Program . Question —Can only silk be used get back home, there will be a good "Hi* statement that the area had tinder dental supervision; 878 of (Continued on oaaa 3. RM. 1) west of that village, was completely Here Friday Evening feeling between Michigan and Wta-, LOUIS E. HARDY. Prop. these had been vaccinated against Mr. Hardy will hold an AucUon been surveyed wa* the first dU­ small pox. and 904 had been ImAnswer:—Yes. Bilk alone bunts destroyed. Cause of the fire 1* un­ amain. A -vintnrv Rnn» Putwin h. —M. at .. the/arm located 4 Sale 3'i, muc. miles;<‘°aure by an army official that the . * known. the occupants being away completely and leaves no hot em-, Sometimes I think It 1* too bad west of Vermontville on the State to"* had h***1 undcr consideration. muniaed against diphtheria. at the time. The loss was set at that It requires a War to bring Road; or 3!4 mile* north and 1*4 “■“wugh farmers to the area have Ing of the big gun before other1 about such neighborly feeling, when mile* east of Naahvilte He Is of- leP°rled ‘he survey wa* being made, school for the year mentioned 'NoV- 201 Bt 8 00 P- m- wllh t!le Hcharges are Inserted. feting a good list of horses, cattle ' Another statement on the matter above. 4540 were registered with the 1 H- S. choir, girls glee club, boys glee QuesUon:—Why cant nylon be compllsh in peace lime. But that 1* chicken* and farm machinery. H. I j came ,rom from Co). n George T. Shank. Barry County Health Department, jcIub. “nd chorus combining to form “nra- T used for powder bags? life and we never leant It unUl some O. Pennington will cry the sale and I1 commanding officer of the post. In Of these 1485------------------were under--------------medical a ------massed choir ------- -------------- of — ,approximately Answer: — Because It gums and major reminder like a War brings a letter written to Mr. and Mrs ■ supervision and 1117 under dental 11U voices. R. A. Lapo will act as clerk. See 1 melt* Instead of burning. However, the' adv. elsewhere In Uils Issue for 'George Hoffman of route two. Nash- . supervision, a total of 2782 of them 1 Kim Sigler will give an address, it is separated from the silk and; know just how you boys feel about full particulars. vllle. | had been vaccinated against small I and a representation fromthe Coast it. but it took the combined ex­ The foundation for a good "Replying to a query made by the i P°x- Bnd 2938 had been immunized Guard* will be a feature.The auQuesUon: — Is the collection of perience* of the lost one to leach the HARRY NAGEL. Prop. Hoffmans about the survey. Colonel against diphtheria. I dlence will be asked to Join in the President For 18th Time Of discarded silk and nylon stockings Scout* Group is a good, resour lieople iww to do the things they are: During the year ending August: ,ln8ln« of several old favorites, Having sold hls farm and moving Shank wrote. 'We have no definite Michigan Theater Owners an Important acUvity? doing during this one. for instance ** no admission charge to Kalamazoo. Mr. Nagel will hold information regarding the matter of 31. 1942. the nurses on the staff of iThere 1 thought In Uie last one that a At the annual convention of the that in every community some re­ an aucUon sale at hls farm located land purchase, but I am reason- 1 the Barry County Health Depart-1 but each one who comes will meresoldier • was God's most forgotten ably sure that the government does 1 ment attended 75 mothers in dr-1 1x5 “^ed to invest in a 25c War Allied Theater Owners of Michigan sponsible person Is appointed to ' man, tn spite of the many things '.4 mile east. >4 mile north and *.« not contemplate purchasing any ' livery cases, made 453 pre-natal calls slft,nPheld In Grand Rapids on Tuesday supervise and assist in the success­ mile east of Hickory Comers. Sec­ that were done for him. something farmland* in the near future. The on expectant mothers and 472 post i The Pr°8ram. designed for your of last week. Ray Branch, of this ful carrying out of this vital sal­ is taking pains throughout the area tion 22. Barry twp. He is offering was tfuly lacking, and I think that necessity for the purchase of land | natal calls. They made 987 calls on ! enjoyment with a wide variety of to promote Scouting by giving betcity, wo* for hls eighteenth term a good list of horses, cows. hogs, vage." you are enjoying the knowledge of elected president of that organiza­ poultry, grain, hay, farm imple­ In your neighborhood has apparent- , Infants, 1178 calls on pre-school j Periotic numbers, Is as follows: Mr. Barnett request* thst every all the boys from the last one. for Beginning Tuesday of th ly passed and it would appear to me : children and made 1100 professional *•Star 8u,r Soanaled.Banner Spangled. Banner ' tion. This will be hls twelfth suc­ housewife and every other patriotic they arc to a man doing the things ment* and miscellaneous article*. that the farmers would be Justified • visit* to school children. They vlsl-1 Marines Hymn cessive term. He had previously, for feminine citizen of Barry County a leader-training program . for you that they would have liked Loren Coppock will cry the sale and .In makltte v. .« « Coun(y ln I •Keep the Home Fire* Burning the necessary repairs on I ted JO17 homM six yean, headed the organization start filling a box or bag with the put on tn Hastings for the C. R. Snider will act as clerk. See ’ to have done for them. their fai^s as usual.* “ Army Air Corps I carrying on their work. then dropped out, thinking he had discarded silk hosiery and watch In' conclusion I would like to the adv. elsewhere In this issue for Massed Choir | Of the school children of the I served os long as any man ought the columns of the Banner for fur­ —one each week—which will \ . quote some poetry that I happened full porUculars. Dear Hand of Home—Sibelius to. He was out for a year: then the ther direcUons as to the disposal of ““nty I* per cent are now immunto dig up from my idle brain, once CARL G. SHAW. Prop. and management, particularly Ute I Pledge Allegiance to My Flag­ theater owners Insisted that he ac­ these necessary salvage Items ■M . . . ■ • i ized anlnit dinhtliertB ■■ ramnarwt ' । lied against diphtheria as compared when I had to say something duties of the Scout Master and the Bridges On account of poor health Mr. cept the place again, which he did, । with 64 per cent a year ago and 70 The new Household Salvage Dltn defense of my having left the Shaw ha* decided to quit farming Girls Glee Club and nd he has been reelected ever since. since, r^tor Blso announces that the aav- Troop Committee. * . . . . . per ■ cent vcui are mevaccinated vaccinatea against against | big City to move Into this small The member. ot thU org.nU.Uon ln< Un calw flnaUy XcTed All Scout Masters, assistants, com­ Address — Kim Sigler n., km.mni.nl M. mu M ik im,U „ mmpami -KK B p.r : -------------- -------UI1 cam, llna imaiiy rracncu town. Howeven I apologize to other the farm located 2 miles east ana R. O S call for women to contri- ■ —• mat frMlMVIUylklMMh ——1 that .Dav l« lb* rlrrht1™,^ man > . . .. . T, ,' mu.1 County HoiMWIn. ... n- mittee men and others interested areal poets for thl* crude con­ one mile north of Freeport, or one bute their discarded silk and ny­ cent for the preceding year. Three Short, one Long—Monson lor IM^Um/Ic. IMlr by-I.M pm- 1 un In it* disease prevention work the I tribution. mile south of the Pleasant Valley lon stockings. The request also in­ department ha* found the dentist* British Childrens' Prayer—Wolfe ■“S'!', 2" 7 el7!M I Un un U> . rau.pnM "or gatherings when possible: and. If MY KIND OP A TOWN they find they are unable to be Choir w 1UCUM KkM.ll « tlm u . Un- j ,ndl p, church. He Is offering a good list eluded Un cans, other than paint, Give me the town, be It ever so small of catUe. hog^. feed, and machin­ oil or varnish cans, which have and doctors of the county and their pre?ent each time, arrangements ■America gle vote in opposition. He must be, from Ule can whlch where building* are not rated. ery. •Over There H. O. Pennington will cry been flattened by hammering so as city and county and their associa­ the unanimous choice o« he cannot eompreMed lnlo , Hat shape by have been made tor such training because they ore tall. Semper Panitus the sale and R. A. Lapo win act. to make them les* bulky. The hos- tion very cooperative. Where friendship beams In every a* clerk. See the adv. elsewherei iery U needed as material from Stouthearted Men Michigan is the only state which should be placed Inside before oom­ face In this Issue for full parUcuiars. Caisson Song has but one group of theater own­ pressing and the can should be care­ always the same, in any old place. link floor of the High jchool build­ Ing powder and other explosive*. . •Anchors Aweigh ers. In all the others IheVe are sev­ fully rinsed and . dried. Greasy, The interest you take In tlie oUier RICHARD COURTNAY, Prop. Lawrence R Barnett lias been apMassed choirs eral competing organizations — In burned, paint, varnish or oil can* Ing in thte-clty. ,tha first one. al fellows fight Having decided to quit farming Knted Household Salvage director •Audlehcc will sing ones starred. Ohio there are nine highly com­ should be avoided unless complete­ 7 30 o'clock Tuesday evening of Is a fair sample'that you believe he Mr. Courtnay wUl hold an aqcUon Barry county, and he will ask petitive groups. What one wishes ly cleaned. A minimum of rust de­ week. Mr. A. A. Reed of Nashville Americans are now facing the HASTINGS BOY GRADUATES Is right. the cooperation of the women of to have done will be opposed by stroys the thin film of tin which will serve as Scout Master of tha Hi* troubles are yours, and you see Frank Kimble farm, first place the county in making contributions heaviest tax load to Uieir-history, WITH HIGH HONORS other units, so that not one of them with the comforting assurance that | him through south of the Sebewa Baptist church, of the articles mentioned abqye. Robert “ D.docker, Gardner, songraduated of Mrs. represents all the Ohio theater own­ to the highly prised material sought .ton Merrick of thl* city, the Dtopected W that° a^fedorai **ta« tax MU l rneresB was simply because you know he'd do the or three mile* north and one mile Theresa DeCocker, was graduated ers. In Michigan, owners of big to be salvaged. Cans can be pre­ pared and stored In a dry place same for you. \ . *“b hlKh h0110^ »hf Orral L*k“ east of Woodbury, or five miles east CALL FROM THE ever balance’^ne^mteht Tr“lnln« Station on Nov. 2. city play-houses and those in vll- until collection 1* ordered. Something grips and holds you from of Lake Odessa. He Is offering a the start HOME FRONT ^vl otherwise ( RoberV1 triplet brother Jo. । lages and smaller cities aqt togeth- CIRCUIT COURT" th*ll*rr*U’ry' , u good list' of horses, cattle, hogs, Previl fedJrar taws1 abLrarf’So Mph O,rdn" pnU*tad tn the Navy 1 er. They have founcl that what­ A kitchen sink and lavoraand you've probably discovered, you sheep, chickens, farm implement*, OPENED MONDAY I Churches, clubs and any othef ever helps the big city theater or too have a heart. Lr cem<yS?in™ 00 D* »• and *“ •‘“‘toned and feed and grain. H. O. Pen­ Circuit court convened Monday. > organization* interested tn Boy Is detrimental to its interest* will per cent or me income and earnings r„, n..riv UAO. room to complete Uie When I watch my friends kid's at nington will cry the sale and R. A. of the American people. The bill re-L(!^m«t ire th-™ — operate in the same manner in the Judge McDonald remanded the caae °‘ ----- *------- play Lapo wUl act as clerk. See the smaller community. of the People vs. Donald Braley,1I resentatlves to these meetings. II what a thrill I get when they call me adv. elsewhere in thl* issue for full the room. If you have such The unique position of Michigan charged with a statutory offense, to is hoped In this manner that more Ray equipment to give will you please particulars. theater owners has given their one Uie lower court for examination. Scout groups, and better training tor -«Mn rtuM U. U,, UnK—i 'm I know of Just such a town, though call Ken Labcrteaux as soon as only organisation a large In­ The only other criminal case, peo­ Boy Scout troop, that may be spanit's but a spot possible. ORSON BONIFACE, PropwJrtd hS"? 'molpd 10 '■'“r om«r. and fluence in national gatherings of ple vs. Herbert Couch, was continued on our great map, it's only a tiny Mr. Boniface will hold an auc­ loMbK-n. or IhU eounrn-. I JS.'XFwI?mu£°™' theater owners, because It Is recog­ until the February term. No jury other organization*. will raauiL black dot. tion sale at tlie James Collison farm NEW COW TESTER HIRED nized that the Michigan group trials were indicated, so a Jury may "SERVICE ABOVE SELF" is our 5 miles north of Delton: or 2H This increase will mean that we lng the of the year. be good Scout Troop leaders, Another cow tester ha* been em­ motto here mile* northwest of Cloverdale. He ployed for Barry county. He U aU must forget many things we may i Mns DeCocker received a tele- ”speak* for theaters In small as well not be called. they hesitate to undertaka ; as large communities. Just follow Uito slogan, and forget Is offering a good list of horses, work because they foal Urey Wendall Strickland, of John*town. have regarded to normal time* as!fran, from Robert telling her he, PAID FIRST FOX BOUNTY cow*, hogs, grain and machinery. He will have charge of testing work essentials. But we will all face this । wouid wrttf M goon tts he had a 1, , Since Uie Grand Rapids meeting trained for it. This Mrtea County Clerk Alton C. Hyde on । not--------------------------------------’ of the Michigan Theater Owners, If you can go for these things, Henry Planner^ will cry the sale situation n good spirit; for we hold permanent address. He had re-1 Friday paid the first fox bounty , meetings will mabla such men In the eastern half of the county, acU(,n the 1 Mr. Branch has received letters and our Am.Hr.n American freedom .. as Worth far quwUd and K. E. Gray will act as clerk. which has been divided Into two «.r I telegrams from theater owners of and you're welcome in Hastings, See the adv. elsewhere In this Is­ associations. Mr. Hill will conUnue tending forces. ,other states, commending the Mich-1 of supervisors. The 92OQ was paid the City among the Lake*. sue for full particulars. ter should do work, but Instead of having the may have to make. We cannot be to Howard Wood, of Johnstown. (Continued on page 3, Bee. 1) Very truly yours whole county he will have the wes­ resigned to handing over our coun­ UNION THANKSGIVING CLARENCE BEAN. Prop. RAY BRANCH. try and Its future, our families and SERVICE ANNOUNCED Having decided to quit farming tern half. Tests of herd* will be their interests, to the tender (?) A CORRECTION The union Thanksgiving service object* of Scouting, monthly instead of bi-monthly. NOTICE GASOLINE qpl for Barry county. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Bean will have an auction sale mercies of German and Japanese for the city of Hastings to scheduled would be interested I DEALERS * dictators. With the American peo-1 for Wednesday evening. Nov. 25. U. B. CHURCH Barry County Ration Board the armed forces, their addresses of the SouUi end filling station tn BAZAAR AND SUPPER mandar of Nary Mothers club pie carrying their heavy load, de- I at eight o'clock at the First Metho­ Troop organised ha* received a telegram as ths Nashville, known a* the Dahlstrom of Barn* county instead of Mrs. slring as they do that America win HUt ormnn Church Bazaar and chicken sup- siring dial rhllrrhchurch. PTMrhInr Preaching th* the sermon farm. He is offering a good list of Frank Granger a* reported last this war. and spend every dollar will be the Rev. A. M. Coldren, that all Gasoline Dealer, and 5th Dlv.-UB. Naval Sch. (Radio) horses, cows, sheep, chicken*, hay necessary to do so. theyjiave a right pastor of the First United Brethren thta dty. Univ, of Wta. Intermediate distributors must and grain, a* well a* farm equip­ church, and special music by the __________ _ _ _ Out 11-36 Madison. Wia. register Dec. 1 through Dec. 3 ment. Ray Noban will cry the sate on our regular government opera- Methodist ehojr Is to be another CHICKEN-BISCUIT Pvt Kenneth .Stamm at the rationing office nere and and E. E. Gray will act a* clerk. Rutland Community meeting will feature of the service. The collec­ j BUFFER AND BAZAAR 1st Tank Carrier Command inventory stock aa of 13:01 ASee the adv. elsewhere In thl* Is­ have dance at Rutland Town Hall travagance. and that for the dura­ tion will go to tha U8O to be used Basaar at Presbyterian church. sue for full particulars. Friday evening, Nov. 30. Everyone tion social experiment* and playing at the recreation room on W. State contacted al (ConUnued on page (Continued on page 5, Sec. 1) welcome. Free offering. Adv. 11-19 politics will be forgotten. Street. ~ ™S“,ARMY DOESN'T NEED BARRY CO. AREA IMPORTANT NEW SALVAGE DRIVES PREVENTION IS AM VICTORY SING' AT HIGH SCHOOL AUCTION SALES A GREAT HONOR FOR RAY BRANCH Lawrence E. Barnett to ' Direct the Campaign A Heavy Load But Americans Will Bear It TRAINING LEADBS FOR SCOUT TROOPS �THE HASTINGS DANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1>, IMS Hastings High school and served in! I ncnl G S O InCkAOCA * ■ i c* *ss e «nCF«a»C £. (J. $. O. NEWS W and Un. DeForeet Snyder of Route tho.Armv Air Force. 21 month* 3, u enrolled a* an aviation cadet before being appointed an aviation cadet in Uie Atmy Air Forcaa, Au-I m.an* »rnm dear W* 1H1. >> U. MB. tfncui 030 UM. or-' •chool for Pilot* at Maxwell "Ubmfca.r Imaunlv for' O»nl>J>BO IOUU Bmu. MlOrb. ' ,•—-w-t—»• -— ,,,---- :— . ruuw«i occKcr leaves oaiuraay lor clluf Xorl Custar to be Inducted into the | ganlxatton) plan to increase their weeks of intensive military, physical,army Mr Becker finished hls work i membership to seventy-five mem­ training raw^ratzirv I-. .... _ . _ i.__ . U) b<*lnnln.g Mra. Becker will remain at with the Hastings USD. room । Se 'pwiloU^fllng1 IrecfiHiiL rtnwHnn at raw nf the mana nri ... . M , ,u remain at । WiUl me Hastings U.S.O. rCOOl w „ . their hoinr her* nnrl will rAMllmi. I ..n3.rw,v 1— I.-. ..... radio and graduated thia Wed- Checkered district, the Utter bulld- -.7 Lmv’ Sir Wrarra Trainin. • tifr..^?h5*. duU“ *l - vision, the 0 8.0. U re.pomible for b, Rrvcd refreshments at the V. nesday He will leave immediately ’ Ing having been destroyed by tire emit Army Air Forces Training iPlalhwcll Enterprise. having a number of their tnemben. 8 o room for ■ declination unknown as yet. I recently. Center. Cadet Snyder attended WUlo Jones of Hastings has been Sira C m’r I A* • reminder, anyone wishing U> named a member of Uie tultlaUon hlrtnx^tv^rl^t^S^^h^ coa*t for 8undi‘> dln’ efepmlttcc of the Speech club of ^nlh? ™^nih ner- caU 0,6 room—2445—on Wewtem Michigan College, an or­ *'ll 2*. rJ' Thursday or Friday afternoon Boy* ganization of students interested in xxroiuS?,x? rrTt!^r.tnc.mon k-k ws any form of public speaking. Mr. and Mra. Ben Oldley moved U ML °RMtWTrJ^Ve| to I H ** PUt 0,1 “4l last week into the Johnson house Miss Betty Tredinnick I* president for dinner*. They want to come on W. Green street, next door io of the a.8 0 and Richard । or they are not sent in und the thalr former residence. Gross is the group advisor. ' camp states they always have more Membersiilp at the present time 1 boy* wanting to come in than they ducting evangelistic services at the Includes Janet Bums. Nina Brta- have places to send them. I Methodist chureh at- Brighton Nov. bln. Dorothy Schantz. Maxine Jar-1 Included among thoac who had M to 15. man. Agnes Cunningham. Margie! coast guards for Bunday dinner R. P. Locke, Lockshore Farm. Matthew*. Virginia Morgan. Patty | were the Delbert Whitmore and Cressey, completed an outstandingOsborn. Lol* Kenyon. Dort* Lund-' the Richard Orowi famine*. Advanced Register record on Uieberg. Bettie Weaver. Mary Fisher, I To volunteer for afternoon or evetwo year old registered GuernseyFlorence O'Donnell. Winnie Rou*h. j nlng duly at the UH O. room call ■ cow. Lockshore Golden Locks 3d. of Jean Brower, Francis Cowles. Ger- Mr*. D. A. VanBiukirk Those hrlp18747.4 pounds of milk and 508JI trude McPharlin, Rosalie Coscadden. Ing this week were MLs* Florence I pounds of butter fat. in ten months Eleanor Havens. Kay Murray. Joae- Campbell. Mrs. Nellie Crow. Mr* ! on twice dally milking. She U the phine Parcell. Anne VanWestnencr.' D. 8. Goodyear. Mrs. Walter Powell. j thirteenth daughter of Lockahorc Elizabeth Finch. Mabie Cosby, Es-1 Mr Jesse Kelly, Mrs Glen Brower, I Nobleman to finish a jierfonnance ther Doty. Mildred Gold. Alice: Mrs Robert Cook und Mr». Louis j record, and has full information Dantje, Marlon Sawyer, ail of Has- : V. Bexamcr. Ion her ancestry and performance lings and Norma Mae Juppstrom. ■ The Emmanuel Guild of the Eplsi published in the Performance Reg- Frnncls Potts and Peggy Chandler copal church Is tlie organlzatinii In i ister of The American Guernsey of Middleville. ' charge of the room this weekend. .Cattle Club. Tl> belong to the GEO. a girl i Mrs Charles Pott* und Mrs. George Clarke E Davis of Woodland, re“ chairmen. The leently purchased a regktered must be eighteen mr* of age. out I »“«»• | Guernsey bull from .George A. of high school and able to qualify I faatunhiy evening dance will be held Clouse of Hastings. to add to hls tn the regulations as set up by the at ll’c P®11,11 FENNOCK HOMTTAL local herd. Spring HUI Challenger national U 8 O ;of Hope 322204 is the name under All girls Interested in joining the I During the past two weeks the which thl* animal is registered with 05.0. are asked to call any mem-1 following babies have been botn-sl Tlie American Guernsey Cattle ber of the organization for further I Pennock hospital: Mi. nnd Mrs. (Club. InformaUon. ■ _________ | Burdette Barber. 600 E. Bond St. n *■“— ] girl on Nov. 4: Mr. and Mrs Paul SUNDAY IS “DAY • Dorey. Saranac, a girl. Nov. 6; Mr. j OF DEDICATION" and Mrs. Robert Shellenbarger. Har­ I The Barry Co. Council of Church­ tings. R. 1. a boy. Nov, 8; Mr and ■. Hasting* Rotarians had the pleas- es and Ministerial Association are Mrs. Vem Marshall. Nashville. R. urc Monday noon of llatenlng to a planning to cooperate with the U. 2. a girl. Nov. 8; Mr. and Mrs. Far­ splendid address by their district S. Dept, of Agriculture In Its "Food rell Anderson. 205 8. Hanover St . governor, Samuel N. Oliver, pastor for Victory" program and the Fed­ n boy. Nov. 8: a girl. Mr and Mrs. 1 of the Congregational church of eral Council of Churches in its Vaughn Lydy. Hastings. R. 3: Nov. Muskegon, Hls theme was "Going “Day of Dedication” on Sunday, 9; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tinkler. Hai­ ling*. R. 1, a boy. Nov. 9; Mr. and ; Farther " As citizens we should alm Nov. 22. Special significance U given to Mrs Gordon Gray. 136 W. Greer, to have our city, state and nation I make real progress toward Ameri­ Thanksgiving Sunday this year as a girl. Nov. 10; Mr. nnd Mrs - Ro­ all farmers und rural people, who uBlk Cole cjv »». uuumiu bert 230 W. Clintan,. n a am. girt. can ideals of Justice, good will nnd |oin the parade of thrifty women who pass through our aisles daily. They fair play. Rotarians, he said in are cooperating In "Food for Vic- Nov. 13; Mr. and Mrs. Orvai ilam, substance, should apply their Ro­ tory.” nre asked to attend *ome! mond. Hasting*. R. 5. a girl, Nov. know that here they can got all their food needs for less . , . that here tarian principle* In dally living, evl- service of worship. This day also ,13; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peake, Clorthey will find a vast variety of fine foods at the low prices that mean • denclng good will toward all men wlll be a dav of prayer and mcdl- crrfale. u boy. Nov 14; Mr and Mr*, I John Cochran. Nashville. R. 1. a I without regard to race or creed. In ration throughout the land greater savings.* And if some items are missing for the duration—gone iuia year ten, above ■vukc all. nil. we »c should niiuuiu be boy, Nov. 14. This sports there are rules for even u ...... to n gracious and u good• । Btuglca) pntlenu are Jseob Smith. game. Those regulations must be •thankful to keep our soldiers and sailors the best-fed fighting men in the world respected. In living, the Golden God who has given u* the vision ■ Vermontville. R. 2: Oran Burgeya. —you may rest assured that there always will be plenty of the other whole­ Rule must be applied conscientious- of a fuller and abundant life. At­ Nashville. R. 2: Carl Main. 403 E. ‘ ly. "Going Farther" than ts re­ tend church Hili Sunday as your Blair St.; Orvil Boniface. Delton; some, delicious foods awaiting your selection at FOOD CENTER.' Beverly Perrault. 426 E Court; Miss quired by the set rules of human expression of your faith in God. Sincerely. Ruth Marble. 302 E Bond, dbehargsociety L* often needed, when we Robert C. Smith. Chairman ol cd Nov. 11; Mrs. Irene Sayles. 701 can thereby make life happier for. Public Affairs Committee; 8. Church, discharged Nov. 11; Mr*. and more helpful to. others. Barry Co Council of Churches. Ruth Rggla. _32B E .Court.. dischargea Nov. 15; Mt*. Edward Moeller. Middleville. R. I. Typical of haw e con»erv*tian LOCAL YOUNG MAN Medical patients are Edward En­ campaign can cut electric power , ADVANCED IN ARMY wuMimyuun uwu> upsetting ..«• consumption w> without nor- 1 Second Lieutenant Loren J. FTan- gel. 306 B. Park St : Mrs. Alma Bak* mal routine*. Stephen* college in cb*°' ConM of Engineers, has '-ren Columbia. Mo., report* a 14 per cent ■''“‘•Pied to duty with tne 50th Hastings. R. 1; T. S. K. Reid. Nash­ engineer battalion oauauon. Camp camp vine. reduction during the peak of the ormorca Engineer ville, R. i; 1: Mrs. Chauncey Wilke*. Wilkes, winter, when student* and faculty, Polk. Pn,k La., it was announced by Maj-: 635 W. Green; Mrs. Mary langsheeded the government request to(j1 nr General Edward H. Brooks, com-1 burg, 310 N. Church; Mrs. Eva mandlng general of the 11th Ann- Trautwcln. Woodland. R 2; Mr*. *aVe electricity. ; ored division. । Arthur Lathrop. Cloverdale? disI Lieutenant Francisco was com-1 charged Nov 7; Levi Mead, 106 N. Illuminating Niagara Falls .missioned last month at the En-iPark St., discharged Nov. 11; Mrs. Niagara Falls Is lighted by a jointI slneer school. Fort Belvoir, Virginia, j Lzo Carr. Sunfield, discharged Nov. illuminating board ot Niagara Falls. Entering the Armv as a private In 11; Mrs. Vernon Tliomp*on, Alto. N. Y.. and Niagara Falls, Ontario,. i April last year, he was stationed and Mrs. Lillian Lichty, 402 8. Hancity official*. with engineering units at Camp I over St. Livingston. La , and Fort Leonard ! MoU*»e« Belter Than Spinach Wood. Mo. before being selected to NEWS ABOUT Molasses is better than spinach for attend the officer candidate school. CONSUMERS EMPIXJYF.S Tlie Consumers Power News, Hls parents. Mr. and Mrs. John children because it contains more iron, according to one man ol Francisco, resid* at 629 South Mich­ monthly publication of Dial com­ pany in 1U November l*»ue, under igan avenue. Hastings. science. the heading ot "Sextet from Has­ tings Enjoys Wiener Roast" printed the pictures of V. Shroyer, B.Tuckertnan, H. Naylor, H. Prentice. B. Fisher and A. Clum. in hiking garb. The same issue also contains the Hostings. Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 M following paragraph: New cmHEAD ■ ployeca in the Hastings Division nre SATURDAY ONLY NOV. 21 WilllaiQ_Lake. lighting and power DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION U. S. No. 1, peck engineer, transferred from Owosso; IJoyd Nolan and Marjorie Weaver Bonnie Jean Drake and Josephine Murphy. Accounting Department; and Helen Naylor, switchboard op­ erator. coedlng to word received by hla Hl* Hls sister. Miss Mary Stamm, a grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. Dan graduate nurse working at ButUrLewU, worth Hoipttal. Grand Rapid*, wm commissioned a second lieutenant home for the weekend. Carroll 8Unun. Seaman Second also w in the Infantry at Fort Banning. Loren Edmonds of Hasting* has Ga. He waa a former member of the speech department faculty at Western Michigan college and enthree-day leave this weekend from . up and around again. council of Henry B. Vandercook trred military aerviee in March. Naval Radio Training School, Uni- 1 The Eagle school home, which of Weatem Michigan Ool- He will be an Uuttuctor al Fort Vfralljr o( Wisconsin. Madison. Wls. ■ ha. been clewed for tome time, Benning. Oa.—Grand Rapid* Prez*. Carroll ha* Ju*t completed a special 1 wa* opened gfafn Monday and U bc- LOCAL NEWS Odem Wave-Times. AT FOOD CENTER I NEEDS US STRONG »| SKINLESS FRANKS SMOKED HAM whole or thank half, 27 jr® £ % ; District Gov. Oliver Addressed Rotarians FOOD VALjfr lb. Qua&fg Otfeati. PORK SPARE RIBS »> 27' BEEF TONGUE <<> 22c 12 CHEESE .Xi NECK BONES ip°t' 10 LEG OF LAMB ,JT” 39' SAUSAGE 37 for roasting lb. 29 CHICKENS lb. 39c PORK STEAK FRANKFURTERS T 22' pint 39c OYSTERS lb. 45c CODFISH SHORT STEAKS lb. 37c VITA-RICH VEGETABLES CRANBERRIES 19' 3' 15' 25' 31' 15' 19' SQUASH HUBBARD LEAF LETTUCE C ib Oranges Florida juice APPLES KINGS LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW for Grapefruit Thanksgiving POTATOES SWRXT TURKEYS TKAND THEATI2HP POTATOES 37' We will have a fine selection KELLOGGS WHEAT KRISPIES Utility bowl free! 2pke» 24c ICTTIIfC Lcllult DUCKS, CHICKENS, & GEESE ■ ■ GOLDEN II 13' DIPT FOR YOUR POULTRY! r JUST OFF BROADWAY "THUNDERING HOOFS' SUNDAY AND MONDAY. NOV. 22-23 Edward Arnold and Fay/Rainier THE WAR AGAINST MRS. HADLEY' am. pkg. 2 for 25c Igc. pkg. 2 for 35c Bargain matinee Sunday 1:M to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. NOV. 24-25-26 KNOX GELATINE 19' MarshmallowCreome gjc PRUNES 2 .,,.32' Del Monte Peaches No. OKc can.......................................... SWEET PICKLE CHIP pCc Dei Monte .......................................‘ "W Surfine Beverage Q OEc Fta. Wlk rhg W ,u. fcW MIMBH tVA/f s-HV/v&i 5IAMPSwB0ND5 (GROCERY DEPARTMENT fn Blue Ribbon Napkins, 80 count, pkg. .8c Del Monte Grapefruit No. 2 can _2 for 33c Del Monte Grapefruit Juice No. 5 can 28c Premier Mushroom Chips, 8 ox. tin .35c POTATO CHIPS, pkg______________ 15c Miracle Whip Salad Dressing, qt.___ 40c Tastewell Salad Dressing, qt._____ '_27c Salted Peanuts, lb.________ •______ 25c Surfinc Rolled Oofs PANCAKE FLOUR rtllMBUBY. pk,...................... PANCAKE FLOUR Pillsbury Buckwheat, pkg. .. CAKE FLOUR SNO SHEEN, pkg..................... CARD HONEY Date Nut Loaf Bread Mickey Rooney, Ian Hunter and Freddie Bartholomew 20' 10' 11' 24' 19' 19' fddd^center: "A YANK AT ETON" Special Thanksgiving day matinee starting at Barky theatkw? FREDERIC K M. GRANGER RECEIVES NAVY COMMISSION I Frederick M.- Granger, son of Mr. land Mrs. Fred E. Granger, has rc। celved an Ensign’s commission from ! the united States Navy. Ensign Granger has completed lib final ! check-up. and has been ordered to report to Princeton University on December 10. He will be in deck officer personnel. ! He graduated from T. K. -High School in Middleville, and entered ■ Michigan State Normal 'College where he received hls B. A. degree ' tn ICAO. Prior to receiving hls coni। mission he had been in the Univer­ ; si ty of Michigan Law School for 13 months. ' Mr Granger is a member of the iPIU Sigma Epsilon Fraternity, and Tlie International Legal Fraternity ,of Phi Delta Phi. Hastings, Mich., Phones 2247-2282 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOV. 20-21 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION OUTLAWS OF PINE RIDGE' THE HIDDEN HAND' I । । SUNDAY AND MONDAY. NOV. 22-23 ; HER CARPBOARD LOVER' Bargain matinee Sunday 3:M to 5:80 I TUES.. WED.. THURS., NOV. 24-25-26 Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor ,206 I. STAYS ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. "THS IIST FOR LISS" N. MAIN ST.. NASHVH.lt, MICH "ACROSS THE PACIFIC" , ' i Discover Second Highest Mountain The second highest mountain In the world has never been seen by people living near it. It had no nafive name when discovered by out­ siders recently. Paul Petzoldt, Idaho mountain climber, stated. He ex­ plained the mystery of the tnountain, called K-l. tn the Himalaya*, being unseen throughout centuries by describing it as a mighty peak surrounded by other high moun­ tains and barred from approach by glaciers. Petzoldt said Uiat he dis­ covered a white Tibetan race near tha mountain which had been safe­ guarded from foreign invasions throughout the centuries by the in­ accessible approaches to their maun­ tain clinging domain. Ho said that the while race lived mosUy on bar­ ley sod dried apricots, did not know i many ot them suffered from big । goiters, "some ai big a* buckets." �On The Home Front < Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) LouBvlHe. Kentucky Sgt. Norval J. Stamm. 38161687 Mrs, Gladys Henry. Fourth Dis­ trict President. Mr*. Alma Larsen, president. Mr*. Helen Sharp. Mr* Lydia Rogers and Mr*, Helen Schantz represented the local auxi­ liary al the presidents' and secre­ taries' lour held at the American Among the Department officer* thh week; vou Juat keep 'em com­ ing and we'll print them as fast as we can. We know of many who are rutting the addresses out ami |uuting Ctiem In alphabetical order In a bu>k and then sending card* und letter* whenever they have time to write. That ,s a good idea HaU A, Mid A. A. Trn. W. Camp Callan Wllllam R. Kirkpatrick 4 Bn.. 301 Ord. Reg. ward Robbins bay. but never saw anything of him after that. HU boat wa* found, pulled up safe­ ty on shore, and covered with a canyas. After sizing up the sltua- lie would naturally take), was actually discovered, ganized a party of *eon they were heading for Tlie union Thanksgiving service \MCTHODIRT CHURCHES will be held in the MethodLU church | mnlu;ia_lu „ „ Morning on Wednesday evening. Nov. 25_»L-^^^j "Faith of 800 o'clock Th/- Rev Coldfrn of 7. - 'P Dowling reached the place, a young hunter.''-^ travelling through the marsh, mew t. tlie body of the unconscious man. u He hurried to telephone u doctor to | EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Blacklock of Kent county who had Rev. Don M. Gury Fill also resumed the search, the posse dispatched by Siierlff Brra had al­ ready found the Iwlple** man and On Saturday nnd Sunday, mem­ , Mr.. McAllister suggested that bers of Emmanuel paruh will entlie War Activities committee chalrI man In each unit make and keep a complete roster of the men. from home* of I.egionnaiies and Auxil- Wednesday instead of late that worship. sided during the program. Becan*" of gns rationing afternoon, Bob has Just been promoted tc Chief Aviation Pilot. Congrntula- day. Nov. 20. There will be a pot-1 luck dinner at noon. The afternoon | will be spent lying quilts. METHODIST CHURCH [Fellowship. Their music will conTlie service at the County Farm Next Bunday is being observed on Bunday afternoon. Nov. 2i. will' nationally a* "Go To Church Sun­ m sum .. I be In charge of Victor Sisson. day." and the American people are Our new song books were put in urged to worship God in gratitude mony with the suggestion of the! “?*?“ “ use Sunday morning for the first for Hls blessings of freedom and time and we greatly appreciate [.plenty, a special thanksgiving of­ Barry county war board. The United< Qt—T~, — —- —. _» ,, ,. , । s,.,.. । having traveled with the well-known fering will be received. The pastor X.™ iSJS^ttJ 8ludent League of AU Nations for 1 All contributions toward the new will tell about "The Gardens of has asked that every community:,. ... hold a Food for Freedom Thanks,n ..H1.'. J?’?..en«Me™nl ।I furnace being Installed in the par­ ■ God" and will preach on the theme. ; sonagr should be in the hand* of giving Harvest Observance." and the , * °r*v . the committee. L. J. Teegardin and Sunday school at 11:48, Mrs. AtCounty Committee ask* that this -in» and closing December 11. From "I/urence Adams, before Nov. 29. Ue Hay. superintendent. oa.rv.nr. In <h. „„ <o „ Oull ______ _ Revival services begin on Sun­ The Sunday Evening club for boys Bible Fellowship (Midland Parki day evening, nnd girls of high school age will from December 13 to 20th. meet at the church at six o'clock with Lynn Lewis in charge AMERICAN LEGION HUMTERDIEDFR0M CHURCH ., .m t. EXPOSURE THURS. NEWS Reinberg might giving Sunday with special tribute to the farmer* and farm families who have planted and harvested the crop* as Fruit* for Frcc<tein Preaching at Marlin. 10*10: Quim­ by. 12:00: und at Goodwill, in the Tonight. Nov. 19. the Ladles Aid meet at the home of Rfrs. Elmer Bush with pot luck (Tinner today. society annual bazaar and supper at Nov. 19. for Thanksgiving meeting. have ALL OVE* AMERICA war activities shall carry out thr Instructions given on Sunday, they will be kept busv most of the time as will the committee on rchabili- RISES A HYMN Billet No. 1-109. Navy Pier Chicago. Illinois Richard Zolly Coffer A GREAT HONOR FOR RAY BRANCH tOonttnurd from page 1. gAc. 1* igan plan of cooperation in the moving picture field. They pledge their best effort.* toward perfect­ ing a national orgunlfotion that will, as does the one in this state, com­ bine all theater owner*, big and little. In one large group, to fur­ ther thr best interest* of the pub­ lic and the theater owners. *o that better play* and better conditions STYLE SUPREMACY BY Wednesday evening we shall Join in the United Thanksgiving service WOMEN'S DRESSES • Gay, Bright Colors Smart New To insure their longer life play was first staged, they would p.int brushes should be brol hitve forced the producer* to mate fair prices for such specialties. , carefully .before they are u»e< "Right now" sold Mr Branch 'Yan­ kee Doodle Dandy' 'is 'being ' shown in Grand Rapid*, ft Lt brazenly da'y*. Then dip it into the painting announced by the producers that material you intend to use and draw the price charged. $1.10 ___ .... per ____ ticket. it across a rough, unplaned board will not be reduced until next year.' several times. This will remove any A lot of people will pay that out- loose bristles that were not securely process. If the brush is put in paint before being soaked in oil, the por­ ous bristles will absorb pigment, causing them to stiffen and lose thole flexibility. MARRIAGE LICENSES WINTER COATSt Gay New Styles MISSES FELT HATS Men's FINE SUITS Washington and also from the State Conservation Department. Such a permit Is also necessary before birds 2975 Using hls large collection of eggs and nests to illustrate. Mrk Ward and other interesting traits of many of tlie 325 birds found in Michigan. He ha.* traveled a great deal in making hls collection, many times risking hls life In hls effort to get the eggs or nest of a rare bird. m qq Voull turn every head from the Christmas tree, when you wear an Aus-^ telle* frock. Soft rayon crepe with the popular' draped front and new A MAN WHO KNOWS MUCH ABOUT BIRDS reasonable prices for such play* az ‘■Gone With the Wind" by refusing to pay $1.00 for a ticket. If they These ore solemn days. Now we have come to realize the full meaning of Thanksgiving, let us give thanks that we live here, under no shadow of op­ pression, in the only land of plenty left tn tha world. And while we are giving thanks, let us take heed that we have many sacrifices and adjustments still to make, to preserve this way of life. We must work, strive, fight. We must do without, and invest in War Bonds, our guarantee for future Thanksgivings. The Penney Company, with Add A Sparkle To Your Christinas the disappeared duck hunter. On Dec 5 and 6. Mrs Larsen *iw. the Barry county officers were ig­ by our Conference President. Rev. nored. Had they called them in-; to the ciise. Reinberg would un­ will begin at eight o'clock, should [ D. T. Perrine of Lansing, over the doubtedly .have teen_found, hours ,.piQYft nf interest to aU. The mas- - waekand. Aloo we appraciated -lbe sage* will be of value to Americans I presence of a number of- vBttora at will attend seeking to discover Just what God the services Sunday. ’ •' , has to say about victory and defeat, j Rev. Howard Rice of Battle Greek । On Thanksgiving day. the service j wiU have charge of both morning Have you entertained any of the will be of special Interest as it will ■ and evening services Sunday. Rev. Coast Qjiards in your home? Arbe a great praise service for God's > Chrispeli will be at Hart In an evangulding luind over tills nation. Mr. i gelistlc campaign. Ing through unfamiliar places: or Piper wiU bring a message entitled I The Young Peoples prayer meethave boys in service, realize 1 he might have been taken suddenly lonely nnd homesick the men while away from home and : much they appreciate whatever may do for their comfort and In speaking of the quality of plays prep-nled, Mr. Branch said that the public L. responsible; also for the by two sisters. Ml.w* Josephine high admission price* charged for and Euphemla Carpenter, with whom he lived, and a brother. An­ Wind." If the people of this coun­ drew Carpenter. Funeral service* ty desire, cleaner shows they can were held nt the Henton funeral have them by. bestowing their paX.- home at Delton on Monday afterronage on decent plays nnd re­ fusing to patronize the other ktnu. :hurch officiating. They can force producer* to charge would soon put It on the screen at a reasonable price. The lieoplc are to blame for isuch high-binding practice* by the mov­ ing picture magnates • Getting Tlie Best of Fear” will be the theme of the morning ser­ mon by the pastor. ■ At the evening service the pastor the need for gufirding the Popps Day funds tilts year, especially, a* Hiv money received from tlie na?e lake, but falling nf'poppies Should be kept in a sepi arnte fund to be o*ed only for rehabflltaUon setviqr umegta Veteran Grand Rapids. und Uieir famUlM, Including chllMrs Reinberg night, dren of fathers who are serving hi Tuesday telephoned to hls employer —-------- early -----the present World war.. . Wednesday mdrnln^.,saying that she A splendid membership record has been reported in the state, the 1943 quota of 7.000 having been passed, with 7.336 paid up memberships so fur reported However, the Fourth gether, got in touch with Pulte, both far from the assigned quota who notified the Kent and Allegan If you haven't |>aid your dues, will you plea.se do so soon? After Dec 28. those who have not paid will oe delinquent.. Tonight 1* the regular Unit meet­ ing nt the Legion hall. OF THANKS 1 The sermon Sunday will be on , '•Thanksgiving." Alvin Pultc. also of Grand Rapids, learning that Reinberg had gone to Hq. Sqdn. But hava you realised that ». 000.000 cups c>f tea are also surned annually in thia country, drinking ha* increased II per in 10 years. It I* said you m be held in the Methodist, church at from ISO to 200 cups of strong 8 p. m Wednesday.'Nov. 25. Rev. from a pound of tea costing 50 cs I A- M. Coldren, pastor of the First U. B, Church will preach tlie ser­ mon. An offering for the u*e of Diesel electric switch engines I the OS.U. committee will be taken. becoming Incressingiy popular railroads todsy because they han JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH higher starting power and better The Jefferson St. U. B. W. M. A. celerallon than corresponding *tei Society wiU have charge of the Sun­ engine* They can o/irate m< Due to the absence of the pastor. day evening service at 8 p. m. fol- than 48 hours continuously with, Rev. Howard Rice, a former resi­ । lowing the Christian Endeavor hour taking fuel or water. dent of this community, will bring the message Sunday morning. EV- Designed for flattery Indreesy of casual styles! New trimmings Outfit yourself NOW for the holidays ahead—and own an a Town-Clad for supremacy in atyle and distinctive beauty. Single and double breasted models, expertly tailored. Mary Lu Baby Doll styles! Many other atylcs loo, tn grand colors. 12 to 20. Soft Body! 0.92 19" Site Doll____ U Hls address wa* extremely Inter­ esting and well chosen for such an occasion when so many boys were present. HL* various experiences, not only in collecting, but also In banding birds, were of unusual in­ terest and we regret that space will not permit a more detailed story. The next Brotherhood meeting Here’a the queen of baby dolls I Crisp organdy frock daintily embroidered . . . pretty Utile petticoat and even little pan­ ties I She cries, and she sleeps, —just like a real baby! Com­ position head, arms and legs. HANDBAGE GLOVES 1.98 CUFtom. in the post. Dr. E. H. Bab­ bitt of Grand Rapids. Dikrict Su­ perintendent of the Methodist church. Is to be the speaker. lope or lop­ handle styles! Rayon suede or half leather and half rayon types Slip* .......... 14$ The press is referred to as the Fourth Estate, with the clergy, no­ bles and coihmon* composing the Young Girls* 'Dre«M8 FRIDAY SPECIALS MILD CHEESE . SALAD BOWL SALAD DRESSING NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT SUNSHINE MILK pound quart 2 1.94 Boy.' SUITS 9.90 Men's Cunopoc Overcoats packages IRONING BOARD Pk8‘ BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 1.53 line with this shiny bright red enameled pedal car. It's 18" high. 22" long and has a 12’j" leg reach, 8" front STARCHLESS COLLARS 2 01137880 SATURDAY Let her select her own dress from this collection of bosque, tailored and princess stylos, tn solid or printed cotton. 7 to 14. 49c 20” high, na­ tural , f mists. Twin Horse Shoo-Fly 1.98 Big enough for baby to Lightweight Warmer, yet lighter i ¥he mix­ tures woolK alpaca and'mo­ hair brings warmth and beau­ ty . . and the Ught. yet sturdy, i^dden backing of cot­ ton knit chops many ounces of weight off your shoulders! •Reg. U. S. Pat. Off- �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUMDAY, NOVEMBKB 18, 1RU "fn'lTn'pI aTT^--orum I ORGANIZATIONS L U I I U l\ I n L 4-H NEWS j—7~-------- .We have a high calibre of man­ er and a volunteer social case woefchood. They come from good homes Fifty-seven Barry County 4H clubI T A/T TT T V” and would enjoy meeting nice girls Th* Kalamaaoo Center servo leaders met Thursday evening, Nor. ■ 1 1V1 1_7 A Hastings has them to me. thia nine counties and examines chil­ 12 to discus* the winter 411 club ■ /-'y -w making opportunity for them to dren of ages from birth through meet would be a boon and assure eighteen year* Parent* may take program as it would be carried on ( ) r I ( , Regular mealing tonight al Ute In Barry County this year Folx the sucewa of your efforts and sUll । the children directly to the center hall. We want you there so don't lowing the dinner P. G. Lundin make It profitable for your mer- i or they may be referred through disappoint us. About thirty were and Miss Beatrice Boyle. Assistant chants. I don't say It should be a the family physician, school boards, at our family night on last WedThree very personable women of Dan Cupid center. Men and worn-1 Bute 4H club leaders presented out­ court* or health departments. I nesday night. A good' Ume- waa lines of 4H projects designed to gear our fair city celebrated their blrth- en still—regardless what people say । had and a good slum supper wa* the 4H clubs to a war time program days on Monday. Nov. 18th. The otherwise—desire each other's camthreesome were Mrs. Nellie Cross, panlonshlp. In this day and age1 Learn your health rule* from the I enjoyed by all. Handicraft materials .are scarce ,Mrs. Nell Knopf and Miss Jean army. They state—'Apply soap par­ I Our 1943 membership ha* climbed there Is too little opportunity for ( therefore leaders of these clubs were Barne*. Jean received a lovely ticularly between the fourth and (to nearly 75 percent thank* to the encouraged to lead their member’ [ birthday cake decorated with a coy 'them to meet—except In beer gar- i fifth toe when bathing because that j effort* of our quartermaster. You In using second hood materials. looking cat with the frosting word*, F4ens and tavern*, but darn it, nice’ is where athletes foot is most like­ i can help us a lot by sending In maklng*amaller articles nnd repair­ i "Gee Whiskers. Hope you have a girls seldom habttate such, thank ly to start." I your dues a* wmn as possible. Ood ing and reflnlshing present furni­ purr-feet birthday " I Word luu baOn received from Al­ ture Handicraft members were Here 1* a letter that was intended 1 Anyhow—you have a very nie»| The official Consumers Power gonquin lake school that they had urged to make games and puzzles for all/'of the people in Hastings ' place, and a comfortable one. I’m , publication for November carried erected their flag pole and had re­ acceptable for the Red Cross and i and Barry County. It was written ; happy and proud ot the efforts ex-, a picture of ■ number of local Con­ etired their nag from our auxiliary. hospital use. Other leaders were by ^n eighteen year old lad sta- ; pended by the people of Hastings. I sumers girls with their Hastings . We understand from Comrade Rey(For the boy*—our thank* for the i encouraged to make model aero­ Jjoneil at Clear Lake Camp. new*. In the group were Violet । nolds that the flag wn* raised on planes for use by the goveninientFriday night. little get-together and refreshments Shroyer. Beatrice Tuckerman. Helen • Monday of this week. In their training progrpirr"Work. I Comrade Reynold* lias been con­ After having seen your completed . and an enjoyable game. Just "Die" LeonandelU. I Naylor. Helen Prentice. Betty Fish­ _ U. 8. O. undertaking and havlqjc er and Ardea Cltun—all good look­ fined to hls house for the past week --Recording to County ARent F< m ' ton^rciit^treas'wiw given to the again participated the friendliness ’ Of interest to Barry County peo-' ing gals and we don't blame them with strep throat, but l* able to be , out and around now repair of farm machinery Handi­ of your hospitality I can not re­ | pie is the Childrens Center, at Kai- for using the picture. If you have a boy in the service, craft member* are encouraged to sist writing and telling you and । amazoo sponsored by Uie state hos-' please send hl* name, date of enleave their woodwork for one year thanking all of the people in Has­ I pital commission, which is now op-. Right Qaesilen, Kight Timo ' eratlng on a full time basts 1 lUtment und brunch of service to ting* who worked on the project. nnd take up the wrench and repair At a' railroad station In Pueblo. Il is a success. It ha* a con ­ your adjutant for our honor roll. I The purpose of the Center II U>) their farm plows, harrows and har- i vesting tools. A machinery, repair genial. friendly air. and definitely examine and also treat children for Colo., a ticket agent asked a cus­ He is quite anxious to get these In If only in some any personality or behavior dlffi- tomer whether he wanted a round­ as soon a* possible so the Honor 4H club would be easily lead by has possibilities trip ticket. When he was told that a Roll can be placed in our peal many farmer* in a neighborhood way these boy* could get to meet . culty. and would contribute greatlv to the some of your jewels—o< girls — . Dr Clyde B. Slmson directs the | round-trip ticket cost more, ho re­ rooms. and you have many. I'm sure that I Center and is assured by a pay- . plied, "Well, why should I pay to labor and machine shortage. our boys would flock to Hastings. I choioglst. a psychiatric social work-1 go where I am already?" BANNER WANT ADV8. PAT Electricity, the construction and wiring of home conveniences with the help of a 4H electrical club wax encouraged. Labor saving devices were kept in mind In thl* project. Tlie government needs more eggs and poultry club members were en­ couraged to carry their pullets In­ to production with the best pos­ FLORIDA SEEDLESS GENUINE SOUTHERN sible care. Other leaders were en­ couraged to enroll members in the poultry meat production project for this winter. A meal production' project wa* offered In the fonn of U. s. NO. I 80 SIZE a Pig Fattening project. Each member will fatten three or more pigs starting the project in Novem­ ber or December and complete the project by a show in March. A 4H war activity club is being promoted by the County Extension Office with citizenship exercL*es. FANCY LATE HOWE MICHIGAN FRESH. TENDER fat collection, war stamp sale*, scrap metal and tin can collection ns their project work. Barry County 4H program accord­ SEALED-FLAVOR MICHIGAN YELLOW HOME GROWN , ing to County Agent Foater has a project to the liking of every boy 1 and girl in the county. Corry a- 4H ' project In 1942-43 and you will be GOLDEN JERSEY FRESH-WASHED MICHIGAN JONATH? 1 helping the nations war effort. J । Kere u an interesting Hfrn forl circle No. 8 meet* with Mrs. WUl rT’"."~"' ------------ - the Banner a* it *-u cure fun to Burl W|U' 077 3 St.. Friday ii c awn ai i ipc watch the boya P'n ln windows at •» 2:50 P- M Ur*. Blough and IX 5. AINU ALLI th ,, the Gordon Endsley home near Mr*. DaUle Skidmore are co-hoet(Contlnued from page I. Section 11 MarUn church pl(.a>e prlnl thr cs.«es A sudden collapse of either Ger­ following: A few nights before Halloween 1 Grace Lutheran Guild will meet many or Japan appears Improbable al the home ot Mrs. V. D.,Wldrig, and Japan, in the end. may prove two school boys living near Martin 1310 Dibble St., on Wednesday. Nov. icliool broke out tour windows for a tougher opponent than the ar­ n farmer. But It so happens those |M. at 2 P. M. mies of Hitler. boys are not the same ones who Circle No 2 of the WACK will However, there arc favorable fac­ tipped outhouses over Halloween meet with Mrs. Iva Kelly. 826 S tors and if we make proper use of night. These boys were told by the Park St.. Tuesday. Nov. 24. Pot luck owner to replace the windows to our resources, we can't lose. 'avoid trouble, which on Bunday they supper at 6:30, Visitor* jrelcome. Hitler appears to be losing the did very gladly. That bs what Is Circle No. 6 of Ihi Methodist Initiative. He can no longer Select called destruction of property. Tlie WSCS. will meet Monday evening battlefields of hB own choosing nor culprits were seen by neighbors Nov. 23 nt the home of Mrs Rob­ time engagemenu to meet hls own -breaking the fanner's windows. ert Cook. W Green St.'rat 7:30 Yours truly. • P. M for dessert \ convenience. Henceforth, it. seem* A Reader. probable that allied strategist* will Women's Club OBITVAHY ’*’ dictate the time and place of bat­ | Ida E. DuvLi. daughter of Harriet 1 Mrs. Wm. Bradford planned the , tics. ' Nov 20th meeting of Women's Allied war production will soon and George Davis, waa bom in Club which Is an open meeting be nearly double that of the Axis Lyons. New York. Sept 7. 1864. and Mrs M. J. Cross wilt review the at an early age came to Michigan nations. This doesn't mean that we She has resided In Barry county the । life of IxvtiLs Adamic and hls book. ' From Many Lands" Those who jarlll immediately have a 2 to 1 ad­ greater part of her life. haVe heard Mrs. Cross Rive this vantage in armaments because there On Feb 12 1892 she was married review know she gives it with her are problems ot transportation and to Jeilal Wood who preceded her in usual scat, making it most interest­ supply to be solved. However, the death Sept 7. 1907. Four children ing. were bom to this union whom site united nations soon should have, an faithfully reared, William dying in Women of the Moose arsenal sufficiently large to build 1918. Regular meeting of Women of up many strong points on the far-’ She parsed away In the evening of the Moose will be held al tlie flung global battle front. Axis Nov 8 at the home of her daughter Moose hall. here. Friday evening, strength has probably passed its ,n Lansing at the age of 78 years Nov. 20. with Mr* Mary Mason. 1. kra h- nnd 2 month*. She leaves to mourn graduate regent of the Grand Rap.tmwlh U fu. b- ,Mr En,,,, Id. eh.p,,,. „ A p„t ,„k ginning to soar. Wo«>d of Deerfield: two daughters, kupper and birthday party at 6:30 Hitler, despite profligate use of Mr* Ella Offley of Woodland nnd T.-M. will precede the meeting, materia) and manpower lias not, Mrs: Mary Short of Lansing: one ---------------- *♦*---------------been able to crush the Red army or step-daughter. Mrs. Bessie Vivian fAlJMIlllITV MATIfEC six grand- LUMFlUll I I HU I lit J to attain any of hls major objective* of Rocitr*ter, N Y children and one great-grandchild Also two brothers. Clarence Davis , Goodwill mm„, O THe Goodwill WACS. will ptect Soviet* have taken severe losses and ... of Hastings. William Davis ofl Bat,ll1e ^Jorn<—B' Col,,nl' are probably in no position to un­ tic Creek: one sister. Mrs. Mar>% Nov 2<>- f«r dinner, dertake big-scale offensive action Kelley of Plainwell, and numerous I ' «U.„, mud. 1»!P <n»j d, other “X relatives and friends. ,„d k----- - „ । She wa* a faithful mother and |‘ than they have yet received. How-1 good eood neighbor nclKhbor and nnd will will be be Sadly sadly 1 „ Pr,-“ching at the church next ever. Hitler will never be able to missed uy-aii bv-all who who kiicw knew imt her.. ane She :‘Suntl“y morning o'clock All; .w (liuucu ,. . at.. in:30 , .................. . . .. .. are cordiallv ignore an undefeated Russia and . was laid to rest ... in ... the Fuller f®rd,a‘*y invited to to n"*n<1 "u“,d । .'! crineterv church following. services and the Sunday cannot.... afford to relax on .... thia front "”<«>• __________ school In order to strengthen hl* arml-s; GREGORY : -----------^nrelv'roeaklna^M a'bear bvThe ' Mr and MfS G'xlrKP Plck,,u •”*> T*’® Mllo-qressey Home Literary atlvely speaking, has a bear by t"C *on. Roy. moved to the Bert Ortffeth club will be entertained by Mrs. tall and can t let go. I farm near Galesburg Wednesday. Marguerite Confer, and MLm Nlnu •Since our initial setback at PeatlMr. and Mrs. Donald Henion and | Former on Thursday, Nov. 19. Mrs Harbor, our "unseasoned" troops I DonaldVernon are north deer j C. M. McCrary will be In charge of have beaten Japan on land, air and ' hunlln« 1 lhc I'ro«ram. where near equal term*. At Sea. Midway and now in • I railllllllllllillinillNIIIINIillllllHIIIIlIillllllilllllUilllllillllllillUlllllllillillllllifflllllllllllllllllllllllJI POTATOES ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT YAMS .... 37« o°r 25° 5 ** 23c 3 lk 20c CRANBERRIES 11 19c CELERY ■ Baffling Historian* An engraving, carefully carved in the solid stone bank of a small branch in a wooded section near Marthasville, Mo., has baffled hi*torian* and writers who- have at­ tempted to translate it The engravIng is near Devil * Boot, a cave near the early settlement of Charrctte Village, which was settled by French fur traders about 1763. the. time St Louis was being settled. The engraved word* are in Latin and at the beginning is the date line. iiicn IO>IOW28.1800." ,. ^November Then follows: "Demo Vilo Et Commodum TJcmw Viio r.i Tuu* *uu* uommoaum Fi —«i- «• ------■>Homo — --Causa ------- .. .. Gratia Horne Genero." The war situation Ls favorable. The letter* are even in design “and We are probably moving from a were done apparently by someone j wvawM.c strictly defensive to an an offensive skilled In that work. phase. In all probabilitv 1943 villi .,Hoyd C’ Sh<>emaker. Columbia, be mostly an A'lirH ve .r t Mo" ‘ccrc,»ry of the Missouri Hisbe mostly an Allied year just loncal s<x.jfty ln a k|ler |(> c 194J was mostly an Axi* year. | Kehr, editor ot the Marthasville Yet. although there 1* some room 1 Record, give* a possible partial exfor satisfaction, there 1* not justl- planation: ficallon for unreatrained optimism.! He *ay»: •'Marthasville wa* the We "have ftcrely reached the stage when II can truthfully be aald that, we are definitely no: losing That, of course, is something, but It isn't enough. ’ . Liked Romantic Nantes number of Greek and Roman names, and although Simeon de Witt has long been blamed tor this whole­ sale naming, it r.ow appear* that Robert Harpur. deputy secretary of We have plenty of woolens now, but McKenzie buttermilk PANCAK E FLOUR 3%-LB. BAG 28' 6RaHULaH0 BEET SUGAR 4X SUGAR SPASXlE GELATIN 3 19c l-l>. PRO. 7c 5 pxgs 24c n:en ttcre engaged In farming, tried to keep up tr.eir Latin even perhaps ’o the extent of carrying on con­ Since 1»37 » ■ Michigan ha* been a »t»tc since January 26. 1837. Ot the 34 gov­ ernor* Michigan has had. 20 have been Republican*. 12 hayt been Democrat* and two have been Whigs. Since the first Republican governor wa* inaugurated in. 1855. there.havk beer, only five Democratic governors, J. W. Begole <D«mocrat and Greenback). E B. Winant F. Murphy. Former governor Fitz­ gerald's name would indicate Irish ancestry; his mother's family name romantic progeny. This Invasion of Ilion* and Attica* had its origin In tlie romMlicism of the French Revo­ lution which found sympathetic tary service. Governor Murphy* is ot Irish ancestry; he was In mili­ tary service during the World usr litanne Qalat* Tlie Dwiuie Quints are the great­ est human interest lObject in th* history of new*reel*. Televisiea Men Wear Helmets ' _<^pi«r*rr.en or. television *cl* ear helmet* to protect them from the intense heal generated by thr . light* in tlie studio . - I■ I I APPLEJUICE IONA PEACHES ha.™ S«’9c jaiiMc I Heavy Fleece Lined 100% 50% 25% &JNNYFIELD /ICiP Safit I-Right MtaU CORN FLAKES FANCY LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS. . . . . . . . . .26' 43' SIRLOIN STEAK STEWING FOWL. . . . 30' 3 TO 4-LB. AVG. SMALL tND SHORT CUT PRIME RIB ROAST HOLLAND srnt HETWURST NEW FACS SAUER KRAUT .. 34c u 31c 2... 5c .u. POLE STAR REDFISH FILLETS u He Hi ADLESS AND DRESSED WHITING 2™ 27c DRESSID FRESH HERRING TISSUE ROU. lOHA PEAS Ic^ilSc PABST-ETT c«.... 2,.«, 35c CREAM' CHEESE 2.'.”.! 11c ROLLED OATS 5 if. 25c FRANKENMUTH....... ., 40c MARGARINE 2 m 31c IN CARTON...................................... • HOME MADE FLAVOR i Jf CUTAlll WAX PAPER WHITE SAIL SAL SODA WHITEHOUSE 4 ■ tall CANS Medium Weight Suits 1.25 to $1.98 Notice to Deer Hunters We hove received .0 big shipment of Red and Black Plaid coats and breeches. An account of delayed shipment, we arc offering them at .85 9 Breeches £.98 O WATERS. CLOTHES SHOP "Sailing Quality Keeps Us Busy" I VW KLEIN'S om PICKLES CAMMIllS TOMATO SOUP CALUMIT BAKING POWDER "Si 20c 3e.ii.25c tffi Ifc (B Wig UA, * UJRSTE FATS * J-OfL* ^XptoAWDA. MA MOWN MUSTBD $198 .-it 5 ,11 38c EVAP. MILK CIGARETTES I UNION SUITS 2 SiiBt SWIiTHlAST SOAP FLAKES CRESTVIEW MEDIUM ISWMc IfilOc NORTHERN SILVERBROOK WHOLE SECTIONS GRAPEFRUIT Strife • ... 13c BAKU'S COCOAHUT 2 ™ He WISCONSIN CHEESE .34' LOAF CHEESE .: 2 •62* ROLL BUTTER . . . . . .49* -48' EGGS 20* 3 YELLOW CORNMEAL SHAlODtO RALSTON * 5.98 4.98 3.50 4-10c 3-14c MttH^^Tc CABBAGE ' 5 -29c POTATOES 'Si 10c SUITS I i , i i ; i , ; 3 bags 29* IONA . TOMATO JUICE LBS. HEAVY WOOL PANTS qM A complete stock now I COOKIES IONA FLOUR MENS MACKINAWS g95 & 1250 Plain and Plaids WOOL 1 VELTMAN'S ALL PURPOSE replacements are very doubtful* : is ! 2E = “ == The Allie* have a long hard road locati. n of a number of so-called ahead. Germany and Japan arc still' ‘La,in, farmers.' men from the uni­ powerful, dangerous opponent' I and college* of Europe who If we continue to improve cur cl- ..ad f'.nd. '',rtur* ’« ,h* Ilelency of pur war effort and bring ' the full pressure of our tremendoaa resources will npt ------ ------ --to bear, ------ ---the baue *---------- — be in doubt. Winter -12c BRUSSEL SPROUTS . 21c RUTABAGAS 3« 10c ONIONS CARROTS 3-10c APPLES WATERS CLOTHES SHOP pounding at the hand* of the R A. F. who are returning "Coventry" jWitn interest. American alr-|>uwcr is now beginning to move into posi­ tion alongside our British allies to increase the tempo ot the air bom­ bardment* against Germany and oc­ cupied France. All ol thl* doesn't mean that the Natl force* nre on the verge of collapse—or anywhere near it— but it does indicate that henceforth they will "carry on" un­ der- increaring difficulties at a time when Allied strength b on the up-! surge. 1 'Ttewk. FIBER, FRESHER FRUITS & UEGETRBLE5 Coral .fUrnoon and Xefflng Farm n BuNewwlth hls sister, Mrs. Bert Duba of .i Tlie Thc South 8o“lh Thornapple Thom“DDle Farm Farm n "- 1 j lean Group will fneel at Uie home Guinea and oil Uie Solomons we. Grand Rapid*. ■ of Mr. and Mr*. Vur Adams on Nov. I have succeeded In turning back! Saturday afternoon the tractor, 19. The topic for discussion Is j their strongest thrust*. Japan 1* yet' **•<;"««* ?° Olenn Ingram caught 1 "Anti-InflatIon Measures." Pol luck . least three hours before they are . . . j . j , . on fire and was badly damaged. The supper________ t __________ given their solid food. To avoid far from defeated and despite her - l{listin„ ftrp (lppartment was called sizeable loses can sUll bring tre- when they were unable to extinguish The 1942 Christmas seal features many of the skin* troubles and fall­ mendous naval strength to bear in the tbuhes. : a red barn. Tuberculosis authorities ing hair, feed tomato juice to your Mrs. any engagement. Japan Is a crafty. I Mr“ and J ** “ Cleo Haywood and " figure that the fine accomplishment 1 cat*. A teaspoon each day to a clever, tenacious foe and even mo-' family of Dowling and Mr nnd Mrs. in the control of bovine tuberculosis i grown cat nnd half that amount to son meutary relaxation on our part can-!| Frank Haywood and ... v. of Carlton has made the barn safer from tu- a kitten under six month* is »uffl' twp. were'Sunday'dinner guests bl ’ bflculo*!* than the liomr cicnL - v bring sudden disaster-** the de- Mr' and Mrs~Vcrn Haywood. 1 st'ructlon of four of our cruisers In' Mr and Mr*. Joe Konleczny and the sa-called “alttlng duck" engage- [ ,,ab>' Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Phillip*.! . ... .... . nnri Ml« SlilclA Ilhlllln. .rwnif Hnndai1 ment clearly demonstrates. It must and Miss Susie Phillip* spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips be kept in mind that in the Pacific of Hastings ■ . we have not yet attempted a full Mr and Mr* Vernon Smith ot scale offensive but rather have en­ Detroit spent from Thursday until gaged in a series of holding actions Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. De­ designed to preent further Japa- wayne Greenfield. . „ .. . wit. Mr. nuu and rain, Mrs. nuucr Roger uunvcrK Converse «rv are : nese expansion to the South and | tpe proU(j imrent* of a baby boy . West. In this, despite some costly •bom — ' ------Sunday evening. Mr. and Mr*? Harry McClurkln of mistakes, we have been generally tile Hendershot: dLxtrict have moved successful. Germany has suffered some se­ Into the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Rt-nue. vere losses In equipment and manpower during the past year and her' i]nlItllnl D,lral industry has taken some heavy i,UnU,UO* K"aI Carv,n8 E VF.-W, CHILI MUCE ntvcT EUHIIT HITTER p jj .,11t 'S 20c 2.7.40c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER If. 1MJ OLDEST RESIDENT OF MIDDLEVILLE PASSES Miss LotUe Howard. MUdlsvlUF* oldest resident, passed away at 1:38 ___________ ,, ards In the Recreation League, romped sway with top money in the Friday afternoon al the home of -Jan off Broedw (Oununuad from pm* 1. dec- D I city's weakly scoring. Clair started anyone who wtoltes to team more, her niece. Miss Myrtle Cook on At-1 LUyd Nolan, Phil ; with 307 had a middle game Unston 81. "A&nt Loftis ', as she Marjorie Wraver T'T.V TL "L". —rr: r 7*?". ot 234 nooul these meetings. »u best known, passed her Mlb ‘ The latest and moat exciting of “nd U»n faded to 164 In hls third The Boy Scout movement is birthday laat June 14 and, altiiough 1 Michael Bhayne s detective advenHb grand total waa a toworth while. If lhefwholc-hearted her eyeatsht and hearing were faU-IUrae.^ “ct elrele iiiuursi oi a noy can ne won at . ' —- —----, Not far out of first place, William araa ™urp. umut>. th. h«l m.lnUImd h.r OrilUw Tim Wk i Ayres posted a 594 series in the Iltiriri ot hU Irider. It b on. ol!' In “a • remarkable "ntort.M. manner. monrar. It Is u gratml ; "Thundering -ntu«ri.l« Hoofs'* Commercial League while bownng the finest achievements that any : ifying to know that her last illness with Luen* Walters with State Insulation He scored was only of a few hours duration I Highlighting a fierce conflict benun can make; for if a boy becomes tween rival stagecoach lines on the 182-221-192. really Interested in Scouting, lets from heart failure. Che was bom in McKean county. I western plains ' H- "Dutcn Drews bowled a con­ about doing nis good tum for some­ > ' Distent series of 172-197-210 for 573 body everyday- which is a part ot Pennsylvania, in 1844 one of a large ' Mtekey Rooney Freddie pins to help the newly organised - the Scout program, he Is s different family of children of Mr and Mra Bartholomew, Tina Thayer In / Bliss team in the Recreation League. und a better boy and will turn out Sipron Howard. Her great-grand- "A Yank at Elon" The story of a typical American ' to bo a belter man than hr would father on both her mother's and father's side served as soldiers In boy In England's most exclusive ards won a pair of games from Has­ , be without that training. tlin Revolutionary war and her1 school and one of Mickey'* mo*t, tings Ice and Fuel and lost one grandfather was a Baptist minister | dramatic roles. 'came by a one pin margin Bll.* AUCTION SALES—Cont. Ih the east. When she was six yean ----- -----­ *?n two games from Piston Rinq.v (Continued from page 1. Section 1) old the family started for Michigan starring Lynn Merrick. Don Barry arid Middleville triumphed oyyx. Barry plays the role of a happy- Perk* Tavern by winning a xori.and ahe recalled a tedious trip, sev­ eral day* on Use water coming to go-lucky cowboy with^a genius for plcte sertea./ Mr. Drake will have an Auction getting Into trouble. In the Pl*ldn Ring League, Bhtpsale at hU farm located 15 miles Detroit, thence the wagon route Uy "The Hidden Hand" starring to Galesburg and on to Middleville, north ot Battle Creek on M-M and chlnea: Office No. 1 took the odd 3 miles east, or 4 miles north ot at that time a tiny hamlet. Her The story of eccentric old woman game from Grinders and 40 M Ar Bellevue >nd 3 miles west; watch father lusd taken up 80 acres of who use* her Insane brotlrer to ter­ M’s had a one game margin over for the arrow nt comers. He 1* of­ tend in Leighton township. Allegan rorise her household. Office No. 2 , fering 23 head Of grade and pure­ locality ot what is known as the The Commercial League play re­ bred Holstein cows and heifers. 5 George Sanden in sulted in a three game victory- for head of horses, a good list of farm Henry Flnkbelner farm. TWe In­ "Her Cardboard Lover" . dians were tbeir neighbors, and she State Insulation over. Consumer* tools us well as some hay. grain and Tlie story of a delightful girl on Power Co: Moynahan Sales had a could recall many experiences of ensilage Harold Belcher Ac Eon will the pioneer days. The family later a fashionable girl in a fashionable one game edge on Mouse; Medics cry the sale and Harry King will resort who fears to marry the man act as clerk. See the adv. else­ moved nearer Middleville and site she loves because of hls instability. won two games from City Dads: attended the Prairie school for a Banner lost two games to Andrus where in this issue for full par­ few month* and learned the three Humphrey Bogart. Mary Astor In Service: Middleville Creamery ticulars. “R'a". She worked In the home of “Arrow the Pacific" • blanked Auto Sport Shop and Good­ Bogart matches wits with a ruth­ year Bros. Hdwe. grand slammed Calvin Hill, the first settler of our CEDAR CREEK town, and was there at hls death. less band of would-be Jap saboteur* Coffee Shop. Joe Hammond. Elwln Lammers, She mentioned in an Interview hl* who plan-the destruction of the In the Bliss League. Electricians Dale La miners. Leon Benedict, Mr. great ambition for a school of the Onlun Locks of the Panama Canal. had the better of Foundry by a and Mrs Leslie Gould, nnd Mr. and best for the town, and commented lone game; Engineers won a two U> Mrs. Linden Norris trom this com­ about how proud It would have made THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB one series from Office and Shop munity are all in the north woods him to have seen the present fine Tlie Thomapple Garden Club met Office emerged a two game winner hunting. Thomapple-Kellogg ln*Ututlon, Nov. 12 at the home of Mrs Wayne over Tool Room Mrs. Crystal Watson and Gertie Miss Howard was very Independ­ In the Service League, Rotary No. After a short business Pease visited relatives In Grand ent and made her own living by Merrick meeting conducted by the president 1 went down to Rotary No 2 by *Rapids Bunday.Srrtv 4-kw-,. i lftiX*r h»ndl' "”(! I” time the meeting was turned over to the a lone game: Coast Guard No 1 had Ltoyp *Owen .id .Sldr.n l“ri ITS',,*. a one game edge over Coast Guard program chairman who presented Mrs. Fanny Sprague Talbot of Bat­ No. 2 and Klwanls No. I nosed Kl> wants No. 2 by a one game margin Ml 8 w.i ' B*lrd- b0,h of whom nearby. tle Creek. Ml** Marjory Ummer* of Kala- have kcpt falthful ove her Mrs. Talbot Is a newspaper wom­ WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE mazoo and Miss Joyce Lummett of CVrr.. need an but also n poet and having spent Confronted by glossy new pins, hi^'”1 *t*nt °*" lhe W**kend ; Aunt Lottie at the age of four- her.childhood on a farm her poems . on nature all others. She , read the women bowlers had Ute usual Wayne Lester and family and 1 church'and* 1 has been* a’mmWMth- ’ poems excel on f,owers *' parade i trouble with new wood and as a result the general trend of the Boyd Leinaar visited Mr. and Mr*. ful membtr ln a|| hcr |On_ mi.m. through the season beginning with scores was downward. Richard Ulnaar in Battle Creek. । be^p Her devotion to her Lord th0 crocus “nd finishing with the Ruth PrenUce fared best with a Wednesday evening. her fallh nd beHef in oraVer In treM M thoy ,urn ,n W>*'*utumn. A* Rev. W.giey to In the hospltsl thr of ,he JeT hw 8ht rfC,Ud *«* l*trtoUc Bnd 469 series. Doris Taliaferro scored 463. Elisabeth French hit 451. Luin LanMng. Mr Paul Kybura. leach- apart M an eiample of a true children's poem*. cllle Willetts totaled 450 and Myrtj; er in the Delton aehfloL gave u& a ciirixttan. She began tithing when | This was a rare treat and much very fine talk Sunday morning. I flrst cnrned her money and did ' enjoyed by tlie thirty members and Mannl nnd Theollne Schader scored 436 and 434 respectively. Rev. R. Birdsell of Grand Rapids ( lt systematically all these years. Her guests of the Garden Club Mrs. Leonards maintained their usual Will preach In the Bunnell church greatest joy wa* In the progress of Valentine and Mrs. C. D. Bauer furpace by taking three games from ne*1 Sl'ndtt>' ; Hls Kingdom. At one time she hud I ntohed a nice display of house plants Orphans; Slate Insulation blanked Ray Hammond and wife and Irene > saved n goodly nurii of money, when and a short discussion on these was Bliss: Trio Cafe had the better of III., V..U.H visited -I.uves relatives and . an emergThry ceil came tor , the ! held. -oft Aurora, A..«.~ rn Banner by a game; Piston Ring friends here last week. . missionary field and she brought! The refreshment committee then Shop won a pair from Strand and i forth her al) and told it on the ! served bouillon, the table was ceni Portias had a one game edge on PLEASANT RIDGE i altar for the cause. In church al- tered with a lovely patriotic dec­ Piston Ring Office. Mr*. LaVerne K returned . tfndance She- han excelled, and un- • oration made by Mr*. DeVries. Iron, PUnl «und«y „„ the ‘ Some lovely decorations made from '... 111 ,he P"’1 , couple years, wwith Frerentallve Un yyrori. K.l»y J. in Turin kl„d„^, lh, lUratol evergreens by Mrs. Ben Cowles were Ca&iea and. sauces un he pre­ MdUnp Mr M-lh H.m. Lwlh- ,nf Iout „„ Bund»y .nd also used in the rooms. ~ vented from boiling over by rub­ rop and Carol. ; the two evening services through bing inside of top of the kettle wall There will be a Thanksgiving pro-! week hectntlv because at fee­ Volcanjc Origin with butter down about an inch from gram next Sunday morning n the ble.)Wf ahe hM be,n atUndlnf only Twenty-eight per cent of the soil In the top. Contents will not pass the Sunday school hour. Chairman. (homing worship service and a the Dutch East Indies is of volcanic Xfaroan-t mat. • week ag0 Sunday was in her ac­ line. origin.~ _________ Chnrlie Townsend. Donald Town- customed cu&tomed front seat. s«at. Bhe wax poor send. Harry Brown. Harlow Bur- । (n wjiat Wbrld call* riches, but Mount Everest Shipping Racehorses num. Paul Woodman. Ployd Van- rl(.h ln spiritual thing*, and those Mount Everest was'named for Sir Race horses are shipped by rail­ wle nnd Kenneth Kelsey ore In the Wh0 knew her will recall her as George Everest, famous British sur­ north woods watching for a deer truly one who lived a Christian life, way express iff specially built stall- veyor-general of India. (to getJ j Funeral service* were held nt U>e Co.it* Grove Extension class met Iocttl chureh ttt 2tP m SundAy nt the home of Mrs. Dori* Teeter ■ cor,ducted by the pastor, Rev. B. B. for an all day meeting. Nov. 10. Qulncer Mr. nnd Mra. Harold GrlfThe clubs prepared a very appeUx- . feth snng two of her favorite hymna Ing meal nnd sen rd nineteen. The accompanied by Mr*. Qulncer. Inleadera presented a lesson on using terment was made in the Parmelee , .ubslltutrs. The next meeting will CfmeUrj-. 8he was the last of her be held Feb. 2 with Mr*. Vera Brin- family, and leaves thirteen nieces kc’', ; and nephews.—Middleville Corres. TRAINING LEADERS FOR SCOUT TROOPS ATTHITHSATSES ------------- - --------- j-i BOWLING NEWS BARRY BYPATHS SA SS"*■ ' DEATH RESL'LTU I Alpheua N. Benedict. 38, of route i/ i sDeCou. ni i bowling w , thw , millwright tor I Clair with HuhTjne Leon­ JANE CAMERON ! “« Cmk Do« Food co. llM- t/nniv । ■ By V”.of Utri, . ' । an accident while at wort MM Mak Jone ! Thursday afternoon, died at S:BO * -mg sama th ah Jong has been ri p m. ua, tr. . I«l htwtul , pl™d fen,. „, S!t Often **• Dr. Willard N Putman, coroner, | Weather report: Stock market report: Calves unsteady, goats strong. alarms. ।'blood poisoning! Mr. Benedict's arm iiad been amputated in an ef-. I fort to save hl* life. । Mr. Benedict suffered severe lacerations of lhe muscles of hls .h*~K E The only drawback is that Sale of Salf-Bostina machine In'ralklng’^hwon ,f'^mPaX,S mie'neve" £ ^hn v2 Air ra>df Air 10 *hu‘ 0,f * V",W' Whrn hta roM* voi'.r iL„r' i caught. The arm wa* pulted I raid. Shake/your fannies, boys. | throUgb the expewed gear> from t^e ..wrist to the elbow. ... , ___ ' drew with a feeling of Hrangenew. ' . " ,«lnd„ f,nrr Then it came to me—It Is the first ,lry ' .. Bn<> Standard Chevrolet Co. be-1 W“‘ I cr-k D«« rood Co .Und Iwo .nd . -KriP you, lump.. Do no. X £ ± ‘KJ _ — ■ —. ..I, , tmn r.. k,.,. .1., i —.-.0- 3 OllUrt Wily OU* lllie IFOm i Mrn J 210 an.^-e HashvUle to Vermontville. Bellevue 1 him a soft answer it Is commanded . •1st Holy Writ. and. furthermore. Il' .. rtMCio2hcouWdwv 1^UmS5 HflzH Mlllwl8e Benedict, two ions That bird Anonymous must have i been a very prohflc.wrher . * r»»iiv h.... J! XK how much h- ™,h>. ” Uras^ln’' Mra Benedict, of Rutland Township.. B*rry Co : . bnah.,. c. In (1>nu„r >nd two lbli„ rot<| . ----.. .boy .had..been ----A small told ----that Garver and Mrs Dorothea Booth, sc are here in the world to’help both of Lansing. Funeral services were held at the others. "Then What are the oth­ Shaw funeral home on Wednesday ers here for." he asked. afternoon at two o'clock. — Battle Personal nomination for the best Creek Enquirer-New*. novel class— Martha Cheaven*’ "I Cannot Sail Yoty^Beas." I found a poem that voice.* the cry of Ute American people for the truths as they occur, in this tragic No Fertile Seeds j Edible bananas have no ■ fertile* ' seed, but some wild bananas do. j • Made of seamless porcelain enamel • Practical size for oven • Self-basting cover • Special shaped bottom prevents burning Thanksgiving SPECIAL & 4 44 ’I*4 MGXK.ilMl in WAIlli ousnes* af the attack on Pearl Har­ bor and A seems we have to know before we *eltle down to the agoninng business of really doing what I* necessary to win. Robert Nathan wrote: Conceal the Dead Ye*, conceal the dead from us. hide the casualty list*. unhappy. Keep us from knowing what is hap­ pening. keep us from mourning. Hide names from us.the lost friend, the young son of the neighbor. ! Killed, MLssing In Action. Missing.1 AT WARDS Do not let us lift our prayer and our fists together. One people, one nation,.swift and revengeful. But keep us soft and complaining, nibbled by Inconveniences. Arguing, dreaming, making plans I for tomorrow. Not knowing, not hearing the dead crying. . ; Not caring, not understanding, not ■ i knowing. ' First Submarine The first submarine was used in the American Revolutionary war. It was designed by David Bushnell of. Connecticut, in 1776. She's our favorite this yeorl But we hove hundreds of other toys! Some you've never seen before! Don't wait! Use Wards Layaway Plan. Buy now while assortments are complete! DECREE FOR COMPLA1NANTH • PEACE Judge McDonald rendered hls de- ! A* swift as Uie Eagle In IL* flight c 1*1on Saturday In the case, sub- As softly sing the bird* at night rnltted to him some time ago. of j would that my soul In pure delight Clark E and ivah A. Davis vs. Ed- Would wend it* way above, ward N Barnard and three oth- I era and the unknown heirs of the As a silvery road would lend its way four defendants. The suit was with strength and hope to a perfect brought to clear the title of the day complainants to 80 acres of land To meet fond Ilves since gone away on section 22, Woodland township, i Where oil Is love and Joy. The decision give* to the com- I plalnunts complete title to the pro- , Our loved one* wait with Joy and perty. He provide* that hls decree | hope In the case, whan it to recorded in . a* we would wgll for the first bird* the office nf the register of deed*, i note will . have the same force and ef- Through the misty clouds with their feel a* would deed.* from the de- ! silvery rim* fendant* Hr base* his decision on Wed begin a life where memory tlte fact that the complainants have dim*. had possession and undisputed con-1 < Written by KUUe Bowne Olney.; trol of the land for more than 15■ 318 South Broaaway. 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SOLES Ja pairs COLORS Black, Brown, and Blue! One big rack men’s super value st’yTes S269 Choice of Black, brown fir blue soft kid leathers t CUT-HATE SHOESTORE �CLEVELAND-CAMPBELL I . COOLEY-FOX ] ding cake wvrs served by Miss Dor-) Imogen. Mrs. Winston Merrick relumed! Weekend gUMts Wednesday from a visit with rela­ Ths marrtags of Mias Mary Mar- C A f I A I EUCMTC The chancel of First Methodist!len* Hoyt- Ml** Betty Welksr, Mira man, Ho tives in White Pigeon. Carlton Kaecheie ahd little .on. csllne Campbell to Russell Ctevc- J V V I A L L Y L H I J church of Ionia was banked with 1 Marjorie Schild, Mis# Helen Mai- Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Isenhath nnd Chris, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin tend, son of Mrs. Leona Cleveland. **— —- -- - ------- —— —— - - - — Pvt. Donald P. Miller of Lowry John and Hollis Isenhath visited took place Saturday evening at the chrysanthemums of babv Several delightful parties for chll- mu Au bJ^ingbououeU tap.ra .tian thi Virginia Betohfleld and Mrs. Neva McDowell and Mr. Field. Denver, Cot. is enjoying a Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Isanhath of o! Wyandotte. Sunday guute went home.of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Daniels, ten day furlough anti spent Satur­ Flint over the weekend. dren have been given reccnUy. Ruth Rev. P, o. Dunbar read ths double the Rev. s. Conger Hathaway read­ ton. Mr. and Mra. Al Appleyard day with hte grandparents. Mr. and ... krtdB^n<’,rML?<1rln< M'rT*0* M 1:00 °’c,oclt 8und*Jring Uie single ring service. Mr# Perry Hall of Rutland. |j. h. pittenger'of brand Rapids 8Lenter" I November 8. uniting in marriage Ionia high school in IMO and had , For her wedding the bride wore ^^_?‘ncron' Et ’ fU J”.I Virginia Lois Fox. daughter of Mr. been employed In the office «- tha | - ,, **** Mr*. Milton Bennert and daugh-, were Saturday guests of Mr. and, a blue tailored street dress nnd her Hinman wm me guest, or children having a happy ,nd Mr,. Arthur Pox. 527 North high school. The groom was grad- > um.rs-wbo baiters In having a ter of Detroit visited the former's JR HmvHrt n11 --a *•— 1 U>e Fsllowahlp Lodge. F. A. M. at shoulder corsage vu of roses and mother. Mra. Gladys Ironside. Over Kahl1™™ nkl1 Monday night. He assisted in bebe mums. U.T‘C„,NhV' 8' i*Vnr“L ch,U£en ' Jackson street, and Orville Cooley, Hated from Hastings high school | piz of sand handy as a protet the weekend. ano airs. Dean mow or Kalamazoo ,■■ Mr. and Mm. Willard Smith at­ wen * birthday party at'the*home | 8UV*’ CO°“> and is employed as manager of the against Are ha lards, you wifi » “? Mb* Hilda Werner and Mra Har­ pere Sunday guests. tended the bridal couple. Mra. Smith meat department of the Kroger I terested in a land container dev Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Munton spent old Brockway attended the recent wearing a red tailored dress, street iCha^wK’^n. hS Friday In Wawaka, Ind. with Mr. “! 11 ° beautician#' convention in Detroit. I Sunday evening for Clara, where ’ to keep a pail ot sand close by tor and Mrs V F Hoover ' ' relatives. llar to Uie bribe's. Mrs. Robert Burch and Mrs. ' a ^”22; they will make their home ie, ror th. purpow. iha Refreshments were served by Mra. ------------------------------------------- -- — Thelma Hubert, and their gueste.1, ~ 7”.” .------— tl,d ot1!an mUsl= *** pl??,cd Those who attended the ceremony- has a wooden butter tub. ourchased Daniel# following the ceremony. Mra. I in 'P Hecox. Heeox. and and tn to celebrate celebrate tha tlie even! event!I • Mra. Noble Caln and Mbs Joanne throughout the sen ice by Ml** from ..., wm Mr. .M Mrw Wr.n, Toledo. Ohio, over Uie weekend. , a„„ pralurU m.n, ro.l^ . I AUie Hay wa# Uie oUier guest at they entertained Uie children in R n,, Coin of Chicago, vuited Grand Rail- R,,e* °r. t“ .**nd were John Bush is north deer hunting • Esther R. Thompson of Ionia. Mbs MJ Wdltal Mw. U. m.Uh th. MtMUr. 1 the wedding. ( ihete room at school with a treat 7 ” 'Ll" ids relatives on Thursday. I r ,P*renU- Mr- *nd [this week. I Mr. and Mra Cleveland are at ‘ «*<> aftfr «»“»• » P«rty was held .I - - < TVize - - ' a floor length gown i of teal blue with a black lace bo-; 1 atid Mi^Georee Wbods of Mr *”d Mr* aeor8e Down» of . | dice. Ml** Thompson ctu»e a floor Kleynenberg and Mr. and Mra. 1 and Mra. Ocorgi Woods of Kalama- Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. KESTER—HIGDON zoo have gone to Ban Antonio. 1Yx„ W1(1 Mrg. oiCnn Densmore on SunMiss Phyllis Eloise Higdon,became _____ _________________ i length gown of aoft rose Harold Goodrich of Grand Rapids: i t Joyed. ed by making a large wooden scoop to attend the graduation exercise# jay the bride of John George Kester, Parker. 434 W. Walnut 8t. z , ... । Given in marrikge by her father I Mr. and Mra. Edwin Cope of De­ of Uie tetter's son. John 8. Woods1 - J. - -• •• -. Mrs.' Herbert Calkins was host- u,c brldc chose a k)ve,y 8°*” 01 Mr “nd Mrs n°*d Myers. Mr. and and painting It to match. Tha set, Mr. and• -Mra A. Vedder, Mr. son of Mra. Lois Kester of Kiu^ma- NOVEMBER MEETING OF '• far from unsightly, adds a decoraot Kelly Field. Tex ess to the J F F club on Wed- wWu ufett* fashioned with prtn- Mrs. Steven Cooley and daughters, and Mra. F. H. Gaskell, Mr. and soo at the home of her pa rente. BUSINESS WOMEN'S nesday afternoon. ices# lines, a tight fitting bodice.| Mra. Robert Gorham returnedI Mra. C. J. Lahr, Mra. D. D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Higdon. Sunday evening from Mineral Wells., and MUs Sue Smith were Sunday Nashville. Wednesday evening, No- HOSPITAL GUILD./' ... J sweetheart neckline and full Texas, where site spent lw0 week/ guests of Mr. and Mra E. B. More Tfie--Jipvembcr-'mee!|ng of the On Saturday. Mrs. R. G. Finnic ' sleeve* that fitted tight below lhe a# the guest of her son. Bob. who b of Marshall. Other rumIs were Mr. Hie double ring ceremony was Business Women’s Hospital Guild entertained a group of eight ladles elbow and came to points over the located at Camp Wolter*. . i| and Mra. George Merriman and read by the Rev. T. Thoma* Wylie met Monday evening nt the Good­ at a carry-in luncheon and tn lhe ; hand. Tlie full *klrt of lhe gown ex- J Mr. and Mrs. Alva chapman and lhn*c children of Manchester and of — -------—church .w- at Kai- will church for dinner, with the evening. Mra. Don Siegel was host- tended from a low waistline with ’ Uie -----------First Baptist son of Chelsea. Mr. and Mr*. Harry MIm Marie Merriman and her amazoo at 7:30 o'clock before the following committee In charge: Mtai css to the same group at a pot tiny covered buttons to the low' Wood and Mrs Rutty Buskirk were1 toother, Mra. Merriman, of Jack-1 fireplace banked -with palm*, with Lena Leiter, chairman, with Mirs luck aupper. Contract furnished the I waistline* Her finger Up veil of Sumlay guests of the former’s #ls- ®°“, large baskets filled with chrywin­ Esther Doty. Mias Audra Densmore entertainment following luncheon bridal illusion fell from a coronet, ter. Mra. Lillie Densmore, of Ionia.i1 « C nanl "nH D‘ n -------------placed ----------------*-— ■• ----------Jpt °P d MrB‘ R ° Klnnlc B,,d themum* at each end. lighted and Mra. Adelyn Boyce anxistlng. and supiier. I with Uny silver ruffle#. Pink rose# ' ■,1 m v kV,C Fr‘?ay /<*. *' by u“*r‘ ■«* »e<id>n« march was About thirty members nnd guest* . and white chrysanthemums tied Mra. Alma Edgecomb has returnMrs. Warren Carter entertained. with satin streamers formed the ed to her home In Battle Creek aft-' \ f' fy" a,ileL“ Un days 8tay “ p|1>,,fd hy Mrs Lee Horton of Plain­ were present. wcU cr visiting Mrs. Ella Wolfe for two, |I tlieir home here. Following lhe business meeting with a iuncheon-brldge Thursday, bridal bouquet and her only oma-, | Mrs. Frank Andrus and Mrs. G.1 -F ... . with Mra. Fred Stebbins. Mrs. R. E । mrnt wm a double strand of pearls. weeks. E Goodyear were In Grand Rapids 8rtde' wbo VU given In m*rWait, Jr., and Mra Edward Adams. me gift of the groom, Mrs Archie McCoy was In Grand j on Monday. P ; r,B«e by her father wore n street decided to hold the December meet­ ' —<-■ -• •-----Rapi<b from Monday Ull Tnursday. I The Misses Esther Doty and Mary lcn«lh crtpe drc“ 01 *°ldlcr blu* ing on Monday. December 14 In­ the prize winners. Mr and Mrs. Frank Sage were stead of the regular time which Hospital Guild *No. 6 held their • Jackie Smith of Belding, close C4rne<1 ’ «n arm bouquet ot guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ban- I Campbell spent lhe weekend In friend of the bride. She wore a floor would be too close to Christmu. For । American beauty rose* and swanNovember meeting at the home of cr of East Lansing on Sundny. Mbs 1'Chicago. this meeting al) attending are ask ­ length gown of eggshell tafetta Charlotte Lake accompanied them । Mr. and Mm. Forrest Averill and •«”»!“■ “«• Clinton Wataon was ed to bring a gift not to exceed family of ^._. Grand were tier's matron of ----honor. Bhe and vbited Lansing friends. u Rapids w »s Sun------— — - ----------25 cents Mra. Murphy rat of val.lim Grand <Uy c «««•«* Mra. Jason mil*. Millon ntuipu) ' dlnn -------. ..of ............. — E. i *'ir* “ Bold color crept nnd a cor­ The December committee Is: Mlxs apids nnd daughter-in-law. daughter-in-tew Mrs. Mra.1! McElwain and Miss Emily McEIMcEl- saBC of rooes and baby mums. The Rapids .T ‘ »" *™ wain -। b< u njan Frcd broUiet Lavancha Cotton, chairman. Mrs. WlnnX Mllton Murphy. Jr., of Chicago, vis­ *“ ‘“1Ur “ ll” Dorothy Dunlop. Mrs. Doris Mc­ SwbJVfcTlMui mrtSTSd Mn 1 Mr and Mra. c. 8. Potto, and Miss ।oJ *bc groom. ited friends tn Hastings Monday be­ Donald and Miss Helen Nelson. For her daughter's wedding. Mra AlSn’^ fore Mra. Murphy, Jr. left to Join Virginia of Greenville, spent lhe her husband in San Francisco where weekend in Hammond. Ind.. wtU> Higdon wore black velvet, with a 50TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Potte. corsage of mixed Jlowera. Mrs. Kcs*UUr °f lhc bride- MUs Ka> M'*they will , make their home. Mr and Mrs Burton R Clinton thrtn Mrs Cl^ree Mra. Eugene Bush and infant | ter wore victory blue crepe and a Mrs. Fred McBrlen of Grand Rap­ of Freeport will observe Uieir 80th thein Mr»• George Carpenter and cheU M1M Janf McKendjy • Mra U E. Foster. | MLm Harvfy c|)m frten(1B of ids was the weekend guest of Mrs. daughter, wtio hKd been visiting corsage of mixed flowers. w-ddlng anniversary next Sunday, Sure to make you his main Mr and Mrs. Roy Bush, returned L. H. Evarts and Mlvs Agnes Sim. Following lhe ceremony the guests In cclebraUon *of* her birthday. I lhp brldc WDre matching Nov. 22. with an open house from Mr. and Mra. Guy Oltldlngs were to Homer Friday. They leave for were served by Mrs. 8. L. HamliQueen at tlie first clambakeMbs Madelyn Sigler entertained at «owns °r Ufelta In rainbow color* Sunday guest# of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pensacola. Fla.. Thursday where ton. The bride's table was centered n-’v. zj. ioma ai Aoa. mien. airs, owner Saturday night, places being Iand thclr n°or lcngth gowns were dinner Saturday ing... this Trickwee Crepe . they will make their home with Eu­ Hiatt or Battle Creek. 8C11C . with a tiered wedding cake and Clinton • before her marriage was • laid for eight. Later Uie young ««nMcal to that of the maid of gene. with embroidery and a gay Raymond Bennett spent lhe week- 11<hl*d tapers. Miss Hattie Caren. Site came tn people enjoyed roller skating at! honor- Ml“ worc P*,e Plnk; turned to her home tn Kalamazoo fuchsia: **'•• Miss ***Me-; contrasting border. In Star­ Out ot town guests were Mra. Lois . Ada from Ontario. Canada, when Reid's at Thomapple lake. j| Miss Mitchell, ♦•*»«••• end with lib cousin. Carl Dtlicnbeck ; after a week's visit with Mr. and I Ketidry. P*U yellow; Miss Harvey. =. V ot ncar Woodlandand assisted in Kester nnd son Fred; Mr. and Mra.' fourteen years of age. Mr. CUn-light Gold and Pineleaf Mr. and Mra. F. J. VanDyke ot aqua. The bridesmaids wore matchMr and Mr# C F Finstrom and hancsting | A. J. Zinn of * Kalamazoo. <■*,. Mr. uuu and ; ton was born in Kent county. aivcsiing com corn on Saturday. aaiuraay. Green; Bombay Beige and small granddaughter. Noia Jane Mrs. Charites Christman returned Mra. Lee Horton; Mr. and Mra. Guy , Five children were bcm to them, near Plymouth entertain^ with a I ing bow* of tafetta in their hair unday morning from a week's 1 Honeysell —— and — Mra. Lottie «. Kuu of! f<*»r of whom nre living: Arthur ot birthday party In honor of her' and carried colonial bouquets of Black;' Larkspur and Blue ■- — Uw. « Finstrom, went to Toledo Saturday- Bunday morning from a week'» i Carlton twp . Howard of Bowne twp., mother. Mrs. L. Severance, Sunday 1 mixed blossoms. Each attendant where they were the guests of Mr. visit al the Imrne of her daughter.' Plainwell; Mr. and Mr#. Clinton and Navy. Sizes 11-15. with over twenty relative* present. ! wore a single *trand of pearls, the Raymond of Irving twp.. and Mra. and Mra. Roy Finstrom until Sun­: Mrs. Geo. Bocrma of near Three Watson: Charles A. Higdon and Marilyn Vlant of Detroit. Mr. Mary Gonzales of Freeoort. They Two sisters from East Lansing, and 1 girt of the bride, day. Nola Jone remaining with her• Rivers, assisting them in moving to niece and husband from Detroit and Flower girl was Uny Frances parents. Mr*. Ella Wolfe accom­, Uieir new home from Kalamazoo. ' "nd ^i™ J* I*- Higdon of Barry- have eight grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton formerly another niece from Ann Arbor were GoodemooL six. of Lake Odessa and Mrs Vincent Eggleston and Janet ville. and Mr. and Mra. Ed Savacool panied them and visited her son, lived on the John Kurt* farm at among the guests. , a cousin of the bride. She wore a ’ of Battle Creek were guests of Mr. of. HasUngs. LnWrcnce Wolfe. --------- -----------------------------------Kester b a graduate of I L"„kc Algonquin for eighteen year# • • • floor-length gown of pale blue net Mrs. Glen Densmore-- last week.-- | Mrs. |* “ Mr. and Mra. Dan Lewi* were. -and Mrs. Chester was — hostess her colonial bou----------- Hodges -----™ over,tafetta uuu ucrand muuuuu iajuSunday will also be the nineteenth Sunday guest* of Fred Fuller of Mrs Eggleston and daughter are Nashville High school. She attendu„ ------- , . was Qf roscbuds Bnd bnby moving to • Royal,_________________________ Oak pherc Mr. ■ cd Maher's Business College in Kai- । wedding anniversary of Uieir oldest on Tuesday to her bridge club of quet wa* of rosebuds and baby Maple Grove Twp eight, Mra. Cedric Morey holding mums. Eggleston has been transferred re-1 amazoo and for the put six years Arthur. Mr, and Mrs. Gary Crook and - Eggleston has been transferred re- amazoo and for lhe put six years high score St contract On Thurs. Norman Otto of Lansing, close a *•_ —j .4_. — nhas been employed at the Industrial | Mr. — and Mra. w Fred Unington at-!i— cenUy. day evening of last week. Mr. and friend of the groom acted as best tended Uic funeral 'of Uie ladles' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goodell were State Bank there. Mr. Kester nephew, Alpheus Benedict, nt Bat- guestr-at Uie Joim Stark home at graduated from Kalamazoo Central |I Mrs. Alma Finglelon announces Mrs. Hodge# entertained their pot mnn. Uahera were Jack Fox. brolhb>cAJ*ub of twelve, Mr. and Mra ' 8t Of m, bride and Dwight KiUion i ' ..r. Weiin< -lr; r.firrnooii. Mln over the weekend. High, attended Western Michigan _thc marriage nL liar daughter, Miss Mr. and Mra. Radford Stidham Mrs. Lots Altman ot Dowling College and was previously employ­ Margaret Flngletorl. to Walter Cau- Linar Frandscn winning top scores. Of fOnja. “ ‘ ZT~ ! Mra. Fox cho*e for her daughter'* and son. Rush O.. left Thursday for *ix-nt Monday vr" “ " ed at lhe Kalamazoo Pajicr Co. Hi- kin. Jr., son of Mr. nnd Mra WalContra-Indicate Sun-Balha I ueljding a atrrtt length gown of Cardoru. Ala., where they will vfctt Mra. ;WMvn .. j , *BuMtM>n went to Certain condition* may definitely poidier blue with matching acce*their parents. — •-----------Jackson on Tuesday where she will States Army stationed at Camp Mr. and Mra. Neil Boekrloo and be tlie guest of Mr and Mrs. Basil Bkokle, Glenview. III. After a brief officiating minister, the Rev. Hugh contrajuidicate sun-bath*. They are: | sorfe* and a corsage of rose bud* daughter. Janet, culled on Kalania- SinlUi and daughter this week. Graham, pastor of lhe Methodist tuberculosis, an over-active thyroid, and sweetpeas. The groom's mother wedding trip Mra. Kester will re­ zoo friends Saturday. . — -----------------------| David Lee Goodell visited bis turn to her position in Kalamazoo, church’ in Bryan. Ohio. diabetes, nephritis, certain heart wore a street length gown of wine Mr. nnd Mrs. E M. Marlette nf i;nmd)iarcnu. Mr. and Mra. A. W. and Mr. Kester will return to Camp The groom, who previously served condition*. In such case* a doc- I silt crepe with sequin trim and a Knlamnzoo were Sundny guests of 1 GoodeVof Saranac over the weekfour years In the Navy hits re-en­ tor's O.K. should first be obtained , matching corsage of rosebuds and Mr. nnd' Mrs. Neil Bodkeldd. ' I end. listed nnd left'yesterday to resume and sunburn should be carefully ; sweetpeas. John l<n:.c and hl# son. Richard | Mrs. Ralph ERgloston. Mrs. Elhhls duties, Mrs. Caukln will con­ avoided. I Immediately following the cere­ Rose, left Saturday on a deer hunt-' clyn Buholtz, Mira Eva A. Hecox. ’ ■ 1 mony a reception wa* given nt the -----------------«m The marriage of Mra. Vlrgene Ea- tinue her work at the Viking Co. ing trip in the northern part of low- Jack Buholtz and Philip and Patri- [ton. daughter ot Mr. and Mra. Leo and will live here with her mothet Tomatoes and Cancer i home of the bride's parents for the cr Michigan. 1 cla Hecox were Sunday guests of1 The superstitious used to think immediate relative* and friend* and Guy. and Edwin Bassett, both of during the duration of the war. I Sgt. Stanley Wheater of Pecos. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stadel of CarlOne, Two, Three, Kick . . . that lhe eating of tomatoes caused th^..brlde l. this city, was solemnised Tuesday. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Texas, cumc Thursday on a Ilf- ■ ton. e.n... b.e.u„ U», «... eon- * “ Nov. 10. by Rev. Tnnkleln al Uie see how you click in this tci-n day furlough which he Is j Miss Mabel Sisson was the guest Mr. and Mra. Keith L. Fuller, of .Id.red poUanou,. No food or Iced SJoJ kJSJTJSi attention-get ter combina­ s]M*nding liere with Mrs. Wheater , of Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Palmer, ‘home of Mra. Eaton's parents wlUi Nutlry. N. J., former. residents of k.... .ini. , ”* centerpiece for the brides table ' and with other relatives. I 'Elizabeth De Yoe> of Birmingham;; the. immediate families •present. . tion print 'n plain. Rayon 1 * A reception was given in their Hastings, announce the engagement eficct in the causation prevention placed nghUd taper*. Refreshments Mra. M. A- Lamble has been in from Wednesday till Sunday. Ann Arbor part of lhe week, her j Mra. John Rose and her grand- ™"or 8al“rrJy n,1®hl “l 4*e of their daughter. Miss Judith.Ann or cure of any form of cincer. Mitica. In Beige with Green | of wedding bell ice cream and wedto John Howard Owen of Seattle, parents, Mr und Mrs. R, B. Ropse., I.UUUIIU. children. Jack and Aiiur, Anne, uic are juctw guests .pome of Mr. Mrs. John ------Karch- Wash., who is attending Yale Grad­ JW.1 nuu , and . — , ----andRedcliptonc cross stitch rcturplng with her. ------------l»r."•arandnarenta Mr*f_r'Rux^tt Of •the ------------------former's sbter. Mra.— Fred ,rw?d‘*r'nUnf , Ba^“ pattern. Sizes 11-11 ' Stanley, of Grand Rapids this week. I Many of their old neighbors, rete- uate School in the east. PERSONALS w 09 S7 9321 "Soliitr's Sweetheart $10.95 09 83^ . q#******1 -s.w«>sST\ W 09 09 5714 -"Hand n Hand' ROOMS STEAM HEAT HOT A COLD WATER 8HOWER BATH Single $340 per wk. up HOTteL HASTINGS W Mra. B. A. Perry b vbiUng Mr. Uv“ »nd friend# were present. i and Mr#. Willard Perry of Midland, Mr Mr. Bassett »*•« has »*"" been »'™"home on "a । part of this week and will spend the nine-day furlough from the Great | balance of the week with Mr. and Lakes Training Station and returned Tuesday. , Mrs. games Stanlake of Lansing. । Lynn Perry wa# home from Fort BUMP—BLAKESLEE । Custer over Sunday. MLm Elizabeth Blakeslee ' Mrs. Herman Zerbcl went to Chi­ cago yesterday'Wednesday) for a Marshall and Joseph Wayne Bump, , week's visit with Mr. and Mr*. son of Mr. and Mra. Nay O Bump of Charles Van Worden and Helen. HasUngs, were united In marriage , Mr. and Mra. Ed. Darling, of De­ Nov. 9 at a nuptial mass in Uie 1 i troll called on her sbter and hus- Immaculate Conception church • j band. Mr. and Mrs. Harley C. Fox. in Jacksonville. Florida. Saturday.Mrs. Eugene Freeman left Sunday , I Mr. and Mrs William Fox of Kai- for a weeks visit in Detroit with I nrpazoo were home tor the week | encl. Misses Rosemary Jacobs and 1 Virginia Townsend began work at । I Kellogg Field last week. Lovely For Thanksgiving . \• ... be be lovely lovely for for Thanksg Thanksgiving and Christmas. Make-------------------appointments . early. phone now! Shampoo 4> EC' Finger Wave WV PERMANENTS MachlnelMs 52.50 up, others from 5140. Finger Wave Dried OU JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP w W I Wide regional variations throughI out Ute United States In teste for tea. coffee, meats. Ash. distilled spir* Its and other foods and beverages > were discovered by Dr. A. J. Lelbmann, of New York, head ot Uie Schenley Research Institute, in con­ sumer preference studios. Bakery Special CHERRY TOP CAKE 39c each JELLY ROLL FILL,D ZSa 25= Bin* WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONB8I BANGHART BAKERY 113 8. Jeiferao* 8L , LOCAL GIRLS NAMED 1 TO CLUB OFFICES Two students from Hastings, who 1 attend Western Michigan College, have been named to offices tn the Country Life club, which In affiliated ; with the Youth section of the Amer -I ! lean Country Life Association. Greta I Cogswell, daughter of Wiinpm Cbgs- ■ Well of R. R. No. 3, has been named treasurer, and Mary Dunn, daugh­ ter of Harry Dunn of R. R. 1, is song leader. ■ Pkoas 343S In the first third of the Twentieth eentury there were 1.530,000 patents Issued tn the United Slates. In the second third ot the century even more than this may be expected, according to economists, since Ute line showing the number of patents per decade is a rising one. 57.9B His Favorite! DRUG NEEDS For Cold Weather COD LIVER OIL Pint GIFTS AND GREETING SERVICE MEN HAND CREAM Perfection BETOL VIT B. COMPLEX •7*' A favorite with men of all ages is this moccasin style by Edgerton. Stop in—sec ifyou don't agree! Other' Edgertons 16.50 MILK of MAGNESIA OO Pint CO SAL HEPATICA 60c site 98 LAVENDER LOTION Qfl Mary Lakes---------- w3 CARDS FOR 49‘ 42 9357 -"DrUBrII bott. 90 $249 This vdvelcen frock catch et the eyes and the "Ayes’’. Embroidered daisies bloom on the basque waist and sleeves. Full shirred skirt. In Black and Rltum Brown. Sizes 11-15. Complete Fountain Service Swift'1 Ice Cream UNICAPS $j|95 Upjohn's, Bott. 100 ft $12.35 HONEY & ALMOND LOTION z-^L.49 I I I | ■ , ' Daklana Divine An eloquent American divine of the Nineteenth century denounced railroads because, he said, they \ would require the building ot many 1 insane asylums to house people who would be driven mad with terror at the sight of locomotives. Gilbert b SchraHt's others at HM and $540 Rubbers and Arctics to Chocolates ANTISEPTIC Arlii, pint 49 ASPIRIN TABLETS Bott. 100 .. Ofl £3 fit oil stylet of shoos. Illilill'S U Y ON DS AT A I R D S DIIIG Frandsen^ STORE "Exclusive, but not ejcpcniive" REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY “ Ho.tinj, Phon, 2141 Itat, * ^Hanon — ■' ........ ■ - 93S7-n*l-wl »ST HASTINGS �The HaatingB Banner Navy Jobs Now Include49 Rates thlr City of 1 mlnUtrltr.c ‘ a<14r>» is Vw twenty day* pi . Paled. No' ITm UaerUan iV*c per wot A aacb ancceaaive icaertlea at *UM ad It t-er word, minimum chare* 1O< additional will be charged lot blind Ua Ail rate* are fer ca*h. Ada set paid far by W»da*a4*y taSlevin* will ba charted an addi­ tional 10c tat carrying Fot«l*n Ctaaslflrd Rate 2c par word. Minimum char** 40c. Sheldon Agency All Kind* of Insurdnc* Surety Bond* Phon* 2115 ' Hatting* ti. AUTO REPAIRING AND MISC. -6 New Classes MCMORIA.M NOTICE TO HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS My fur । business ho* been closed. V " * Due to my sickness I have been in Ann Arbor for an operation. I expect to be home buying fur and hides by the last of the week. One block north of Na­ tional bank. ARCHIE TOBIAS WE BUY DEAD ANIMALS AUCTION SALES List Your Sale With HENRY FLANNERY DR. L J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. (USED CLOTHING GRANGES Parachute Rigger rich) .. Repair* furnished and . Patternmaker. . . Pharmacist's Mate . buy are Button. Coal, Gas and Oil Fired COWS SgOO CALL VALLEY If Marshall Furnaces HORSES $750 TELEPHONE HASTINGS 2697 Photographer's Mate in- Valley Chemical Co. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Eavestroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. Federal Old Line folllowin* dr* Hospitalization POLICY Jfl.00 per year Phone 2519 National Bank Bldg JERRY ANDRUS Specialist . . Storekeeper il.H iw , . . , , Telegrapher . . . Torpedoman’* Mate ft Turret Captain . , place In SE*,-NE'i .Section 4. Orangevile Townahip. I house, I AUCTIONEER Liat your’Auction Sal** with S6. Do you want to know where you fit in Uncle Sam's Navy? This chart Will he.Jp yop dttcrmln* your choice qf*« Job. If you ar* experienced in arty on* of the 49 trade* listed above you can enlist fa th* Navy with a rating. Others may qualify upon examination for any of the above ratings. Before you visit your nearest Recruiting Station check off any jn which you are interested. The Recruiting Offi­ cer will answsr all question*. DEWEY REED Estimate* cheerfully given. Date* ran be made at Banner office. Phon* 3467 Hastings, Mich/ Shipping Livestock Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER — irariin* while Leghorn rerh. tfrary irstraa. first hou*' »i•outh of Kliulii. 1119 PRODUCE. FRUITS 1 1 FOR HALE—Orime. Golden alter t» APPLE han. Northern Huy. Baldwin*. Il 19 YVrL Im|er<*l and Il>rthard*ton*, 4 milrs aoiithwrat <4 Freeport on HPUSEHOLD GOODS Mlddle.lile foad. Cider applet mil'. 1‘lANU— r-»d medium »l« e, standard *•/ playin*. ifinrli arlion: mellow. rich tone, uurtii irwnuinrhi. v 11 P. M Robert Wml.ton. Color Simplification Definition Now Sought Sclentiri* led by th* American Pharmaceutical association, »eek to simplify the naming of color* la eliminate such meaningless term* a* "blackish while," “reddish greoo" C. “BILL” SHERWOOD Dr. Deane B. Judd of the National Bureau of Standard*, and Kenneth L. Kelly, research a»rociale, an­ nounced lhe new lyitem of name* a* Uie result of a »lx-year research project of lhe PharmaceuUcal assoelation, which i* interested in color names for describing official drug* INSURANCE CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiatoro, Bottories, Alu­ minum, Bra**, Copper & Lead. CLENN F. LAUBAUGH MS No. Michigan Avenue Brower Nursing Home for aged, convalescent and chronic cases. Large, unitary rooms; good Truss Fitting CARDS OF THANKS The new system I* based on using such fundamental term* a* red, yel­ low. green, blue and purple with th* component hue* of pink, orange, brown and olive along with the modi­ fiers faint, pale, light, brilliant, wejak, vivid, strong, duijty, dark and deep. Further modification* are brought by using the adverb '‘very." Th* term of very dark blue, for example, under the new system re­ late* to a definite standard of color rather than to the color education of th* Individual observer. "The question of color nomencla­ ture i* complicated by Uie fact that there are 100.000.000 distinguishable color*, of which some 10,000.000 are producible by dye* and pigment*, and for which tn the present sys­ tem there are approxlm»’*ly 500 color name*." Dr. Judd *a*id in dacussing the new nomenclature. til* ‘Company* invited Malcolm Underwood of L01 An­ gele* wa* quite the man-abouttown. Then he wa* drafted. In th* mail he received an invitation do a party, which had been forwarded from hl* address in town. "Ml** So-and-So," read the engraved In­ vitation. “requests the company of Mb* So-and-So," wrote back Private Underwood. Headquarter* troop, IItn cavalry, “we accept with pleas­ ure your kind invitation. However, drei* for the evening wa* not stlpulaled. Should we wear field-jacket* and itee) helmet*?. There are 200 Japanese and Chines* Excluding the granting of citizen*hip by "Ju* *oli" (right of toil) to Japanese and Chinese born In thia country, there were only two period* in the history of the United State* when Japanese and Chlneie could have become citizen*. Tlie tint naturalization act . in 1790 ap­ plied only to “free white perron*." but between 1873-75 th* word*, "free whit* perron*" were omitted by er­ ror and during that period Japanese and Chlneie could have been legally naturalized although none were. Tlie second period wa* between June 24. 1935. and January 1. 1937. An act of Jun* 24. 1935. provided that any alien veteran of the World war might be naturalized, if certain con­ dition* were met, provided the peti­ tion for citlzemhip wa* filed with a court having naturalization jurisdic­ tion between June 24, 1935, and Janu- CpRT SOLOMON Sale to be conducted by sealed blds. Send separate bld* for each building to Luther L. Baumgartner, Game Division, Michigan Depart­ ment of Conservation, Lansing. Michigan. Mark envelop “Sealed Bld. Do not open until November Winning bidder ha* three months to remove building, must remove de­ bris and waste lumber, leave premKes In presentable condition. Tie bid bearing earliest postmark win*. Right to reject all bid* i. rrwrv-d. Term*: Cash, on or before Decern- BUYING LIVESTOCK Each Tuesday al my stock yard* on Center road H mile eaat of Blim factory. Call atock yard on Tues. Phone 2109. Any other time leave DAN ULREY EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good AUCTIONEER Expariance and Training in naarly every line Phone 72 The former Woodard place In NEU-SEM Section 3. Orangeville Township. 1 corn crib. Lily White Flour 30 lb*, flour for bushel of Middleville We have a complete stock ef sail—fine, medium, and coarse—block and rock. Docs your child have a cough, cold or croupy Pep your chicken* up with our S.B.V. mash. It give* cough due to a cold? Give "Peckham's Remedy" — It's pleasant, effective and reliab’e. Sold by your druggist. "Once never without." tried, SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICK. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE HORSES—$7-50 COWS—$6.00 We Have a Collector Stationed ot 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service . We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS �5 THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1942 EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR SECTION TWO—FACO 1 HASTINGS BROTHERS JOIN number* as the Bos'on Pope Or­ NAVAL AVIATION CADETS , Ella L. Shepard to Ernest Tew. chestra. lhe London Philaharmonlc. 1 Ac. Sec. 22. Assyria Twp. Che Minneapolis Orchestra. Frill Hollis Isenhath, son of Mr. and Kreisler, and others. ) Clyde Everett and wife to Lynn P Mrs. Otto Isenhath. 804 8. Hanover The latest American canned music Stoddard and wife, SO Ac. Sec 10. Bl. Joined hls brother John last week WARRANTY DEEDS is now going to members of our in Uie ranks of the Naval Aviation Gertrude Holden to Harold V. Asayrla Twp. Sophia R. King to Henry Griebel. armed force* throughout the world, armed forces everywhere, American By Roane Waring, National Cadets. Both boys are graduates of Myera and wile. 40 Ac. Sec. 26. thanks to The American Legion Legtyn posts are reminded by Rec­ Hastings high school, John in IMO. Johnstown Twp. >* par. Woodland village. Com., American Legion and Hollis in 1M2. Earl D. Omans and wife Id'Cla-; L. Ina Ritchie et ul to Donald L. which collected millions of old rec­ ords For Our Fighting Men that the Hollis was sworn in Just two rence D. Omans and wife; 40 Ac.: Heeler and wife, lot 4. Bl. 6, Lincoln ords that made the new discs pos- armed forces are rapidly expanding, We can't win this war without 1 slble. and a continuous flow of latest rec­ months and one day after he had S>c. 29. Johnstown ' MONEY I Park Add. Hustings City. I Records For Our Fighting Men. ords is required The July and Au­ More than any other war in his­ reached hls eighteenth birthday, lhe Sumner Sponablc ‘ the non-profit organization that B gust collection drives provided ma­ tory. the sinews of this wuk are minimum age required for Naval . iiandllng the.distribution of the new terial for the new discs for only a Aviation Cadets. It may be confusing Hastings city. Money I It is the costliest war ever ’ Bert C. Brown and wife to Lois . records, tcv reports that training camps. short lime. More did records will to their future buddies, but both boys fought. i Flower par. Sec 32. -Orangeville 1 shl William Cheeseman to Clem -------snjps and overseas stations, every- be needed. "Ike." It is an all-out war. because there arer. nicknamed \ u dCr “nd W“ T*p------------------------------------------- ------- "vftiere, will get four kits each, with Records For Our Fighting Men Both boys are now on InaeUve • a rove Twp. are no non-combatants. That means : Fred E White lo Elmer Caukln 12 double-faced record* in each kit officials have expressed' lhe hope awaiting assignment to it is every- man's, woman's ana duty, Daniel C. Wolcott and wife , Trie kiu K1U are labeled A. a. B. b. C. c. und and D. that American-Legion posts make caiAin lols to 5 «nd wife lots 51 and 52, Harden- 'The — Pilot Training. When Uwy they!1 •---- -child's war. We can't all shoulder; Civilian — —j and “^e .... - | dorff's 'Add. NashylDe village. ----------------. further collections of old records. I for the purpose of identification, so finished their CRT courses, ..J? I Andrew. Add huUm. rtiv 1 gun* and serve on lhe bullet line. have tliat kit* will not be duplicated to RFOFM officials believe that only ----------- - —... ----- Elmer Caukln and wife'to Ezra u>„ »m t. „ lh. r,,.------1 Stf: The Job of whipping our enemies Jean SchalUiorn lo ClaA. Oatley and wife, lots 51 and 52. any points when second shipments the surface has been scratched, that Flight Training School at Iowa1| Dorothy jj/canxun ana wue io „ . rence B. Conklin and wife, lot 20. Hardendorff'e Add. Nashville vil- are made. Kits A are currently go­ millions of old records may yet be ■■— '- Orangeville « City to begin the intensive twelve- ■ —Elnu. Twp. ' ‘ found In closets, attics woodsheds ing out. home and man the two Important PL2,r*m dc*1'!lned Peter Fender .nd wife lo Charlw and old trunks. The Job la to get Lois Flower to Bert ,o. Brown w Ac „ lines on the home front—the pro­ to enable them to win commUidons H them. and wife. par. Sec. 32. Orangeville — duction line and Uie dollar line. It as flying officers in the U. 8. Navy. The four kite will provide 48 rec­ ' • i■ Woodland —Twp. is our job here at home to produce BASKETBALL FRACTICE ords with 96 recordings. Each set. FARM BUREAU NEWS ‘ V^h^STl 1^ .n^f “. K Hanna I Ac"te-VS^y^ a lilies to Harry Nagel1 of four kits include 20 popular dance all the stuff our flghUng men need MAPLE GROVE FARM to win and to pay for it. That’s why ' ^nraeftc^Ust^T4j ^Xe^'.'^ler^ SfTto^i- ' A^PhL 2’S ? records: 14 old favorites, and 14 BUREAU OfjOl T . we have war bond sales campaigns. bail practice last week. Three were classical. ____ The MopleOrovc Fann Bureau Our fighting men are giving their regular* from Inst year's team: l ter J. J Brown .nd and .if, wife, tot lot nu 1138. N>„ Mlld Prwport ¥lllage ' > ' The popular and dance recordings Group met at Uie home pf Mr. and Capt. Roy Kenyon. Ted Banash and | Hastings city. all on lhe bullet line. Already more Earl C. Towne to Peter Bailie Include >ncluot' name nw** 'bands and “na famous Mrs. Cloud Hoffman with a put luck Ilian 50.000 of them have given their Ken Lane. Bill Garrison. Bill Bush. Lyle B. Bunnell to Ida E. Newton. supper last month. There were about Kay Kw Kyser, Goodman. Tom'­ 46 present wlUi three new members Uvea, or shed their blood that we Dean Keeler. Duane- Stamm nnd I 60 Ac. and par. Sec. 1. Barry "Dap. Sec. 23. Prairieville Twp. "r Benny n °~,mon Tnm Dorsey. Earl Hines. uu> Ouy iximLom- The might remain free. Robert Gaskill of lost year's ReCharles W. Clarke and wife to my uorsey. rain nines. Tlie next meeting will be held at Tn the’face of such loyalty no de­ serves, and John Coleman. Harold 1 Patrick J. Cusack and wife, lot 937 Surine el ol 12 Ac. Sec. 1. Maple bardo. Oiehn Miller, Dinah Shore , thc home of Mt. and Mrs. Sydney and others. In the old favorite । Santons on Nov. 21. cent American can believe in a dou­ Townsend. Duane Ottosen, Mason I Hastings city. Ayres. Richard' Mary A. Barley to Louise Cungroup are John Henry. El Rancho • ———» > > ble standard of patriotism—one Thomas, Keith standard for our soldiers and sailors, Thomas and George Brown from nlngham par. Sec. 36. Prairieville Henry Griebel. par. lot 1 Bl. 2. 1Grande. Gershwin selections and others by Gene Autry, the Goldman | demanding every sacrifice even to lar.l years second team are fighting , Twp. Woodland village. ,Band. Hall Johnson Choir. The | " lh 1 ,nd,M» hfl* At out for position* on Uie starling । Virgil D. Ackerman and wife to life itself, and another for civilians E. Hazelton Ketchum and wife division Includes such °«en British since 1825. ; Aben E. Johnson and wife, lot 2, to G. Miner Ketchum and wife. par. classical permltUng them to make only token five. ' Hastings' home basketball *chedule Supr. Chase's Add. HasUng* city. Sec. 2. Rutland Twp. ■ is as follows: . umn.~ William « P. -r»^~ Thompson ----------to Delpha usual and pleasure as usual. and Etta Byers. 20 Ac. Sec. 19. NORTH HOPE Nov. 25—Allegan We who stay at home can't hope i Johnstown Twp. Tlie box social put on by the Dec. 11—Ionia to achieve equality of sacrifice with | Lorena B. Conklin to Dorothy Brush Ridge Community club for ■ Dec. 18—Belding our fighting men because we cant I Jean Schallhom. lot 20. "The Elms" the benefit of the Red Cross was a ' Jan. 9—Middleville die for God apd Country on the | Orangeville Twp. . Jan. 30—Lakeview B. Cgood success. The program, which . field of battle. But unless we are Howard P. Kelley and wife to was put on by Miss Edna Silcock, Feb. 12—Greenville utterly shameless we can give up | William E- Stevens and wife, lol 40. was enjoyed by all. We wish to Feb. 26—Charlotte our luxuries, our comforts, and our j Sundago Park. Hastings Twp thank Marie and Russel Nash for i pleasures, and put the money we' Elmer A. Cauklns and wife to their nice music. thus save into war bonds. Our kind HENDERSHOTT ’ Ezra A. ©alley land. wife, lots 47. Harvey Hlil of Battle Creek spent of sacrifices will be only temporary, j we are glad to see so many chil48. 49. 50. Hardendorff's Add. Nash­ Sunday afternoon with Mr. and because we'll get our money back dren coming out to Sunday school ville village. ‘ Mrs. Albert Ulrich. He reported with Interest. But there is nothing and hope It will continue temporary about death in action. ■ There was considerable exclte- 1 Lo Dema Webater to Ezra A. Oat- that his wife was home from the ley and wife, lot 53. Hardendorff's hospital and feeling some better, i Hint is permanent. ment around here Sunday evening, Add. Nashville village. Those leaving for the north Every decent American therefore, when the large farm house owned Hugh W. Furnlss and wife to woods Thursday ought to invest ten per cent of his by Elmer Barrett west of Dowling, morning were Charles A. Herrington and wife, lots Theodore and Otto Pranshka, Mr. income In war bonds. He should In­’ burned to the ground. 23. 24. Morgan village. Sec. 30. Casand Mrs Allen Bishop -and son., crease that percentage at every op*' ,| Mr. and Mra Albert Brill. Mr. tieton Twp. Dorr Pranshka and Mis* Porahey | portunity. 1 and Mra, Jack Sullivan und Mra. Prank N. Van Schotcn to Barry The citizen, who fails to do that, Mary Schwucho. called and Rankin Hart. at the Oo ,_______________________________ Social Welfare Board, lot 418. who continues to waste hls money Mra. Mina Pranshka spent Sun­ ITaallnoe city alfu '' home of Olis'DeMott in the Oreg- HasUngs on non-essentials and frivolities, is . ory district Sunday afternoon. j Charles 8. Baker and wife to Wil- day. with Mr and Mra. Lowell Whitletting our fighting men down. He; I Rennie Mott. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. lard St. Clair Gloster and wife, par lemore at Delton. Is a shirker. Tills war eanl be won Albert Anders spent Saturday Tobias. Ernie Matteson and Mr. Sec. 27, Middleville village. nniv hv fiirhtina tn ' ChrislenXen. Land Chrlstenlen. Sr., are the lhe men from : State of Michigan — uby~Slate - • —* evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred . ..I'.Sl'T.•»» w’'° “•««"«o<«“ «■ w. sueoa Ashby of Hope Center. BUY WAR BONDS! IS LEGION'S PLEA Armed Forces Get Canned Music COURT HOUSE. L. uu, ,mS". “SJ:! DRUG SPECIALS $1.25 CREOMULSION cough. $1.09 $1.25 ABSORBINE, JR 70c SLOAN'S LINIMENT $1.00 ADLER-I-KA 49c 60c SAL HEPATICA $1.20 BROMO SELTZER 60c LYSOL 59c 60c KREMEL SHAMPOO 25c FORHAN'S TOOTH PASTE 50c PHILLIPS' MILK MAGNESIA 50CPEPTO BISMAL Largest-Selling feed Paste Used by more Housewives Schoolgirls NOTICE! CHAIR DELIVERIES Working Girls In order to conform with regulations of the Off ice of Defense Transporta­ tion we will cease delivering chairs effective. .. u -Z th» Odor out of Ponplrutiaa^ - NOVEMBER 12, 1942 LyBARKER It ’S 3 W AL L DORFF & SON n-i» ■"£ 5Vis » Ji limit.— --------‘ । PHONE 2115 HASTINGS LEONARD'S FUNERAL HOME DRUG STORE Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column A Thanksgiving program especial- and wife. 2 Ac. Sec. 18. Orangeville * ■“ « ««■■ j Cow With Pants Mrs. R. Arbuckla of Champaign. III., has a cow that wean pants c® Its front legs, says the American Mngazinc. Lightning burned off tha hide. and the pants protect the legs from Injury. ■Ung this 1 Ora E. Smith et nl to Harry F We hope Oyens, 20 Ac. Sec. IT. Prairieville j there w of men. I Louis Kunst and wife to Dewey O. ! The McOmber P. T. A. will meet Hogan ar.d wife, lots 21 and 22. i Friday night and Uie ladies are re- Arhana Crest Subdiv.. Yankee J quested to bring a light lunch pack­ Springs Twp. . ed in a box instead of the usual Raymond H. Smith and wife to | procedure of serving. 'Jennie E. Legge. 10 Ac. Sec 27 and AUCTION SALE miles north of Delton or IVi miles northwest of Cloverdale on Wednesday, Nov. 25,1942 Help the Men in the Armed Forces To Be Listed in the Directory Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory I will sell the following described property at the James Collison farm located 5 up-to-date. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank. William Albert Adams Hugh Duncan Allen Oliver John Angelettl Commencing at 1 o'clock E. W. T. HORSES Bay gelding, 7 yrs. old, SHEEP 30 good ewes and one buck w9t. 1350 lb.. Dark brown gelding, | 5 yr*. old, wgt. 1350 lbs. I COWS Jersey cow, fresh Jersey and Holstein cow Durham cow Durham heifer Durham cow Guernsey heifer HOGS Sow and 6 pigs FEED 30 tons alfalfa hay 450 bu. oats Quantity of corn 10 x 25 ft. silo of silage TOOLS Wagon and cow# flat rack Holstein fresh 3 sec. spring tooth drag 2 Holstein heifers, fresh 2 sac. spike tooth drag 16 in. Oliver tractor plow Fordson tractor in good shape John Deere walking cultiva­ tor Empire grain drill 2 10-gal. milk cans TERMS: Coih day of >ale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. ORSON BONIFACE AND JAMES COLLISON, PROPS. HINKY flAHNKY. I. I. GRAY, CI.rt. Rudolph Cyrus Batholomew Alby Max Beach George Dewey Beard Don Beklns Chas. O. Blair Dan Buddy Andre Bus Omar Dale Barnum Harry WUliam Beaver Robert William Bom Frederick J. Boulter Herbert Bradshaw Myron Jacob Bruce Albert W. Drake William Robert Drake Charles Eddy Kenneth Barrett Edeborn Claude Delmar Emerson Oecll Roscoe Fair Robert WUliam Field Donald James Finglelon Carroll J. Fisher RobL K. Flannery George Flint Albert Julius Geiger William Kathan Gladstone Jaek Gethpig Griffin Harland G. Grinage Ernest C/ronunon Ernest James Gross Kenneth Edward Gates Roland Paul Geiger Clarence Raymond Gross Royce Gurd Robert John Carter LeRoy Casterline Gordon Waller CasUe Donald Blain Chamberlain William Alton Clark Lawrence Byron Ciuckey William Kinsey Cole Floyd Garwood Craig Lloyd Albert Crow Floyd Winifred Culver Boyd Hobart Clark Wesley George Cordes Andrew J. Cortright Roy Leslie Dennison Wayne Floyd Dark Jack Michael Hamilton Maurice Hamilton Shirley F. Hamlin Thomas Daniel Harris William Ivan Harris Fred Daniel Hayea Clarence Burton Heffner Tonunis William Hendrick WUliam Earl Hcscott Frank Harold Hewitt Harold Kenneth HUton Bradford L. Hinckley Howard Elton Hinckley James Franklin Hinckley RobL Edward Hinkson Harley Bryant Howig Norman Nelson Haight Charles G. Higgins Carl Anders Robert Gordon Jay Hoffman James Ivan Houghtalln . John Otto Isenhath. Jr. Kenneth Edwin Johncock Wilbur Hillis Jorgensen George Raymond Myers Orville Eugene Myers Stephen Misak Leo Robert Morgan Mahl.n Junior Strickland Nelson Boyd O’beims Robert Gilmore O'Connell James Andrew Otis Birge Carlton Swift Charles Willard Sanders Melvin Owen Scobey George Allen Skidmore Donald Chapman Kelsey Chas. Samuel Kenney Elmer Seymour Ketchum Harold Raymond Knapp John Robert Stumpf Harold Letter Kreider Clifford W. Lalan John Paul Langford' Joseph Henry Langford Lawrence Wesley I-ayne Horace/ Keith Powers Robert James Pratt Earl LeRoy Leonard ' Chas. F. Letourneau James Henry Llnlnger Webster Lints Nell Daniel Lancaster Nile Albert Lancaster Robt. IzRoy Ralhburn Nell Weldon Renkk Anson Paul Richards Dennis Loyal Ripley David Joseph Robinson Paul Theodrola Runyon Mason Elbert Litts Thornley Rap Rankin Robert Bernard Reed Harold Sterling Rogers Walter William Mayses John Winfred McBain Floyd Albert McClurtdn Harrison Cyrus McDougald John Dyrus McDougald David McKeown Joseph Oscar Merchant George Edwin Millard George John Miller Theodore Henry Moeller Everett Warren Moore Dari Munger Florian Ralph Sallk Philip Herbert Wama Murray Edward Scluiurr Floyd Iles Schoala Stanley Wesley Senriba Richard Hollis Shawman Alien Curtis Shelp Russell Allen Sinclair Robert Don Slack Jack Rolhaar Smith John Riley Smith Keith William Smith Robert Wesley Smith Clarence Eldred Spidel Richard J. Springer ■' Maa LeRoy Storey HASTINGS CITY BANK Q PHONES. 2105.2103 "Fifty-Five Yean of Continumu Service” HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ygjjjjgF, �SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS •arable Betrd<lafUKepurh«s<>. onalilte lo whom waa ra) revvn et (be Socio) Weimisilee r.opAcliunr '!*« report. Tkai le so far । aactrtlla ** nil the report net. hawevar. layoad aey «»*edoubt baneve that the Social hereby rwnify llsal I IKK RKQl'lHITUMt >!»■ th. • vk of th. O-..y rf Ham » !«SH. Tkrth AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming I will have an auction sale at my farm located 1 mile west of the South End filling station in Nashville, known as the old Dahlstrom farm on TUESDAY, NOV. 24,1942 Starling at 1:00 o'clock E.W.T. I will offer the following: HORSES Grey gelding, 8 yean old, wgt. 1800 Grey gelding, 14 yn. old, wgf. 1600 COWS Jersey Shorthorn cow, 6 yn. old, fresh Nov. 3 Jersey Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Feb. 15 Jeney cow, 12 yn. old, due Nov. 30 Jersey shorthorn cow, 4 yrs. old, due Apr. 3 Bull, 11 mos. old Aberdeen Angus bull, 14 mos. old Holstein Guernsey heifer, 8 mos. old Guernsey Durham bull calf, 6 mos. old SHEEP 3 Coarse wool ewes, 3 to 4 yrs. old 4 aged ewes Rambouillet ram from Mater stock CHICKENS Barred Rock pullets POTATOES 25 bu. sand grown early potatoes SUGARING EQUIPMENT 7x boiling pan Settling can Set sugar arch grates 150 sap pails 200 Spiles 8 bbl. sap tank, new We Grind and Mix Feeds. Let Us Balance Your Feed Grains HAY, GRAIN, OATS About 10 ton first cutting alfalfa About 5 ton second cutting alfalfa About 3 ton clover hay About 3 ton sweet clover and alfalfa About 300 bu. oats About 400 bu. corn in crib 900 bdls. corn fodder PROTEIN l6% or 20 . 5GROWING rvici\rvimqn starting ■ LAYING Do you know that the flocks owned by all the producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 eggs per hen? Yes. you're right. They were fed 16% or 20% Mermash. Mermash 16% Mermash 20% Mermade Balancer 32% Mrs. Weiss of Soginow averaged 160 eggs from 400 hens and netted $1.85 per hen over cost of feed. She has fed Mermash exclusivcl^since 1931. Mermade Balancer 37% Poultry Supplement 32% FARM TOOLS McCormick grain binder, 6 ft. cut -McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut Sears Roebuck fertilizer corn planter, with check wire, nearly new McCormick Deering dump rake, nearly new McCormick Deering 14 in. walking plow Scars Roebuck walking 2 horse cultivator, nearly new 5 Tooth one hone cultivator Cultipacker Disc Sheep dipping tank, naw Set fence stretchers 12 ft. log chain. Short chains Scoop shovel Cattle de(iorner 2 5 Vi ft. cross-cut saws 3 Evenen and double-trees 2 Neck yokes 4 Pcs. heavy leather belt, 4 to 6 in. wide Sot double harness 3—22 in. collan 1—21 in. collar . 1—J Superior fertiliser grain drill Spring tooth drag, 17 tooth Studebaker wagon and rack Wagon box and top box Trailer chassis Hay knife Emery grinder Hand corn planter Economy King Cream separator. 500 lb. sise, used Coal burning tank heater - 2 10-gal milk cans Pressure sprayer, 300 lb. pressure Windmill pump Other articles too numerous to mention. MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker Averoge herd production records up to 626 lbs. of fat per cow have been made on Milkmaker. Our Milkmakers for 1942-43 are fortified with Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt and copper to assure you greater herd health, more efficient production and more profit than ever before. LISTEN! MICHIGAN MILKMAKER 34% MILKMAKER 24% OHIO STATE Broadcast Over Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker 44% ANDY, a pig. weight 31 lbs., got Porkmaker plus corn, bats & wheat. Weighed 192 lbs. 76 days later. Gain 2% lbs. per day. AMOS. Andy's brother, weighed 35 lbs. got corn, oats and wheat but no Porkmaker. Weighed 98 lbs. 76 days late* His gain wds only 83/100 lbs. per day. Porkmaker 44% makes pork more profitable for you. Pig Starter Pig Crower Fattenor 100 lbs. 100 lbs. 100 lbs. Corn 270 lbs. 470 lbs. 1,000 lbs. SATURDAY 3 P. M. BOB KELLEY, Announcer Different IncredlenU to Vi Poekmaker 44% Protein WJR DIRECT FROM STADIUM Courtesy of Harley or Wheat 180 lbs. 200 lbs> Drt not use over 23% oate or barley, ainjly or together. Y maker nnd grain mixture in separate hopper* if yea Ilka. TERMS: Cash day of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. CLARENCE BEAN, Prop RAY NOBAN, Auctionaar FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 E. E. GRAY, Clark ilAMPS ’RENOS Dorrance Trethric Agency Ind Floor National Bank N. CHURCH ST. toia rairNDLv emmco imi �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TOyWHDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1W ASSYRIA EAST DELTON Last Week’s Letter Last Week’s Letter ■ Otis Ketcham, who hu been In Mr. and Mra. Edwin Gtinder of I Ul health for some Ume. went Ho S«n Diego. Calif , are visiting reU-' Ann Arbor on Monday for the am-, tlves in thu neighborhood. putaUon of a second toe. Mrs. Chattle Collison spent Frl- 0BDBB r0B publication Mrs. Geneva Leonard has gone day In Battle Creek with her daugh-1 «..., tv. p,. to enm fnr Mr. nt Preen*-.- ■ f— t ' . . "'I*..' ‘V The Community Farm Bureau Mra. Effie Louden la caring for ] st • .-..ion ot Coer met Saturday night at the home Mra. Raymond Boniface and little !'•>« Probate office i» th. ch of Mr. and Mra. Sidney Stanton son of Delton. IfcSJ? TV’TmJ'“ ‘ of Maple Grove. • Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carpenter of 1 ' ‘ ” ...-----The mother of Mrs. Ramon, who, Battle Creek attended the funeral -,r Prebate, ha* spent the summer at the home ' of their aunt, Mra. Will Dunning. u the N.n-r of her daughter, has returned to Wednesday and spent the evening I Alien Hckooninak tier home In Chicago. ‘with her ■parent*, Mr. und Mrs. Bert Karl Bindeek Thornley Rankin, son of Mr. and > Gainder. * I Mra. Floyd Rankin of the Eagle disMra. Julia Towne and daughters • 'X. mad. by trict, who enlisted in the air corps I nf Plainwell spent Saturday at Rex findtot that Edna is.*<><>■>m>i October 23 is stationed at Perrin . Waters. Julia had Just received two '• "*■ Field, Sherman, -Texas. I letters from her son Gamer, after Mr. and Mra. Ray Ramon left for not hearing from him since Aug. 27. Chicago. Sunday to attend the He is In Australia. Her ether son • b.id funeral of a toustn who met hls Frank is In North Carolina where r*"*1".* * death-by falling asleep at the bath he Is taking Glider Pilot lessons and left the gas jet open. । Mason Newton is now a resident Hmdock «ud e.i The Handicraft group at the of Deljon. We wiU sure miss Mace Briggs school is again in action; from our neighborhood after Uvunder the leadership of Edward ing here the past 35 years Kaiser of Lacey. Tlie girls class In sewing have Instructions by Mrs. BRANCH DISTRICT Leon Cole. Representatives of an Ohio oil but Week's Utter Mrs. Ethel Wilcox was very much company are installing equipment for drilling oil on the Floyd Ran­ surprised Wednesday evening when about fourteen friends gathered at kin farm of the Eagle district With no chemical aid and in­ the home in honor of her birthday. Several more of ouj boys are be- . ability to contact a fire department, • the Checkered school house burn­ Ing called for army service. ed Wednesday night about 7:35 p. m The contents of the building were in Middleville. Sunday tor dinner Mra Sarah Ostroth who has been Mrs. Olive Tobias ha* spent some visiting there tor a few days, re-1 0*D« r«» publication time at the home of her daughter turned home with them. Rev. Samuel Ostroth of Nashville , ’’«••• Th* and husband. Mr. and Mrs Carl ’ ’ „ Tuttle of Battle Creek recently, gave a very good sermon Sunday. morning at the North Maple Grove i's'a-o' caring for her grandsons tins* In mI4 4’minly. on thr Tlie parsonage home of Rev. and church. Miss Marquita Marshall has gone S»imUr a d. i»43. Mrs Henry Campbell of Assyria h,u,r‘ Center U undergoing modernization to work at Kellogg’s in Battle Creek ■ L E G A L S SUPERVISORS (Continued from page 3. section 2) 53«8C3*35 II (HUY COUNTY COI’IiTI <>l Hl: ’u» Voatfl a HalfOMi, yanTYaares a’u'.ffm.n In M.plr . KstrhaU Dra.n. *nWa*pi>lr llrlmer Drain. Carllnn . . .. 5314 4 » UW uO IW.'KI MuUon mada by Krall, tapearlad b, Htrrana tkat thr r»|H*rI ba acirpird and nduplrd and tk»< Iba aaprraiw (*• aulki*ri»»4 lo aprvad lh« an.uunl. u|«n hr larloua roll* and tha Cuuntj Clerk rerrrrtiona. K..H Call: 1* ,ea. l««. Bavr. •rd and Mann am pmeai al ratUc Carried. M.,l,on made by BnuUrr. .o»|«rtrd by Rllrkia that Ike rapnrl of the County H..ad < «o»mM«lun preteaied earlier In tha • raaum ba a.< epled. Carried IfMioo' nade b» Chilliert. aoppoHed l.y Boulter that Ike hoard lake a reee.a on III 1:30 .. .lurk. Molten carried. Aflaraooa Saul on Tie Board reronaanrd and »a« railed lo order by Chairman Dell alia. Holl Call: All member* pre.enl eieepl l^i.nard mid Kllaworlk Hnpeni-or Hilbert. Ctealrisu.! of the Apporlinnm* ni (Imnullea aubmllte.l iba “ r. 8 •- *8 1 ooo.oo S 000.00 soo .00 OM M 4.000.no 3 000 no 1.458 00 3 0**41.00 4.0044.00 4.0011.00 HENDERSHOTT** Last Week’s Letter There wasn’t a very large crowd at lhe community meeting Friday night., but everyone had u good time and enjoyed Uie pumpkin pie sup- 1 rettaiia“1!lil*ni4‘ B*rr»* Connly fund In *urh pro Sunday was Bemadlne Schantz's birthday and one she won’t forget I because friends from Detroit, Sparta, Lacey. Dowling and Hastings helped her celebrate It. Sunday guests at the Garrison O’Laughlin home, In honor of lit­ tle Helen O'Uughlln's first birth­ day. were grandfather and grand­ mother OUiughiln, Mrs. Hugh OTdiughlln, Mr. nnd Mrs. Maurice Fox and family. Mr. and Mra. Har­ vey Parmalee and June of Battle Creek. Paul Palmer of Middleville and Hortense Mead of Hastings. Mrs. Elmer Bush will entertain the W. 8. C. 8. next week Thurs­ day, Nov. IB. . SIO3.8O5.S1 81.301 49 |00>i Waller E. Culberi Olla L. Boa Iter 14. 1943. Motion made l.y CulbeH. aupported l.y Boulter that the report be aretpted MARTIN CORNERS ,"B..fi‘,BAdl*:’ 18 yea. nay< none. EllaLast Week’s Utter worth. Fuller. MrCann and Leonard not We are very sorry to hear that preirnt al yullnf. Carried. our old neighbor and good friend. flapereiaor Hleaena, Chairman qf tha ssoo.on i Mrs Anns Endsley, had the misBeanlulitin, rommlllre. •ubmtUed the fol75fi.iu»: fortune to faU last Wednesday and _ llvainliljiatlan _ '••Iff1 _______________________ >t.i>rins<. » • . break her right wrist. She .was Oelober 33 1943. eft'.oo I taken to Hastings and lhe ftacTo the Honorabla Board of upi-rrliora Genllamea: tured bones set. and here 1* hop­ Your eommllia* on ReaoluiioM lo ing it soon mends without too much whom waa referred lhe matter ot the fine pain'for her. new fla*. Ila pole and baaa with to report *• follow,: Word received from George Cogs­ Thot. wh/reaa. bn October 11. 1943, well tells us he has been promoted there w4a on iba around, of Barry Coun­ to Pfc. after two months' service In ty (Y>urthou,a dedicated a new lias pole and bate in lha pla<v nt the former tlie army. Our congratulations to Daniel Blrikar fountain Wo. a, » Board George who is stationed near Lees­ of Kupervlaora. In thl* lime of national ville. La. peril with to eapreaa aa lha repreaonla Word received from Lieut. Lloyd tlon of the people of llnrry County our rededirmlion lo iboae principle! for which R. Cogswell who Is somewhere In our rrand old fl*s hea atood from the England tell* u* he U well and very daya ot the Anieriran Retolullon lo lha busy. He L* not far from Michael P Feed H. Sleeena McPharlln and said he expects to Walter E. Cnlbort call on him soon. OU, L. Boulter Motion made by Kteeena, ,upm>r1e<l Tristan nnd Isolde by Culberi that tha rowlutlon b* K copied and adopted. Carried. Tristan und Isolde was first pro­ Only Uvla* Wild Dog Motion made by Millar, avpported l.y The dingo Is the only living wild duced in Munich on June 10, 1855. under the baton ot Hans von Bulow dog of our present era. Its habitat Is Australia, but facts have been es­ tablished to show that it was brought lo that continent, rather than hav­ Thera are 300 bones in the human ing found its ancestral origin here. skeleton. sS ? is -1.50O.Ov 1,300.00 11.000 00 500 00 I.ow.no 1 ooono journo an 00 8 41410 041 r n ’ ii i.ono.oo loo nn lift I ’ !} : s; 9® Raatiata. Mir hip n. Oclol*er 31. 1043 Tn iba Hoaurabla Bond ot Bupertlaara: Uentleanen: Your eommlUee on apportionment tub■Ml* lhe foUawiag: Ta”"‘r linin'7 I’M. Aaayrii • 4 040.3.1 • 54.37 -03M Balllmoro 4 >I4U.13 54.37 -U3P Harry S.4OI.3S 73.75 ,058 C.rllon 5.30? 33 38 ,t>53 Haaltnsa 4.55A7? 61.33 <>44 Ifaatinira. City 1 and 4 Ward* IM,819 »» 143.83.103501 llaallnx* City 3 and jWard, . 13.385 40 J7».5a .I3«999 Hope 3.31187 43 Cd ,<>31 lrrln< 3.Six.10 40.441 .0 3 55 Johnalown 4.351 55 58,44’.043 Maple Cn.re 5,3*4.03 70.S0 .051 (.ranserllle 3.160 08 43.48 .0305 Prairie,Hie C.4H*9.3O So 70 058 Rutland 3.419.04 45 93 .038 Thvrnapldo 0.371.97 85 37 .0813 Wluxiland 8,547.70 114 80 .0833 Yankee Nprinsa 8.077.17 37 83 .02 CMlMta 9.998.33 134 37 .0965 Every Second Counts GREGORY Last Week’s Utter Jackson spent Sunday with hls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Biivem Mr. and Mrs Earl Drake and family and her mother. Mrs. Ida Park, spent Sunday In Grand Rapids with Mrs. Leon St. Pierre. Mr*. Park remained to spend the winter with her daughter. Mrs Agnes Bidleman and bnby of Rochester are spending this week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bllven. Mr. and Mra. Nelson Jones spent Sunday'with hls mother, Mrs. Rose Jones of Monterey. NOTICE TO CREDITORS HINDS CORNERS trict attended the funeral of George Demott. who took hls own life and - . Uis* ouiujny. ruiiciai wna r,nu*cs,»r wit- day lhf borne. Fire caused considerable alarm Sunday evening when telephone > Office. calls started coming In from all di- J : ,i.r ..14 i*«i«i~>i ton park. The cause was a dwellJU arr“4< U r‘ng bmue Just roulh of the Week’s Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hammond ,ir.I are the proud parents of a baby girt NOTICE TO CREDITOBI flute of Mleklns. The Breakfast ia Bed One of the 85th infantry’s trainees crawled Into hls bunk to dash off a letter home before "lights out" A bsrracks playboy had sprinkled cornflakes between the sheets. Un­ daunted, the soldier remained in bed. starting hls letter with: "Dear Mlddletlll, Mom: Things are looking up in - --------------- -camp. Right now I'm having break- o. nock hospital and Saturday .both 0,1 ii ip mother and baby came home. Mra. -------------- Lena Golden Is caring for them and doing the work. b*t« Court Mr antj Gordon Humbolt of —. mU dnl‘, lrDt, Mrs. Robert Barton and children spent the weekend with her par­ —nt. 1*. If-- Z-’ — ' • .I Cl — m m Mr. and Mra. Harold Crafts and Mr. and Mra. Burr Wheeler of Kalamozoefwere also Sunday afternoon | caller* al Uie Hammond home. ' _oN ,AT War calls must go through this Thanksgiving Please do not make Hi HUGE TANK ewingB upward through tribute to the cooperation that exists between the government and the railroads. social Long Distance calls ricks groan. Under the shaded flares men's man. Director, Office of Defence TransportaIn an hour the convoy sails. And every sec­ ond in that hour ia packed with dynamite. Rail transportation to the porta ia a vital key to the life-nnd-death shuttle race of the Atlantic. And thia involves more than keeping the trains rolling. Tito grim, unrelenting activity of the Nazi wolf pack makes it impossible to determine accurately the time of arrival of ships in port —frequently makes it noccaaory to divert convoys to ports fax distant from those origi­ nally scheduled. come in. there must be waiting balanced cargoes ready for immediate loading. And there must be no congestion—no immobilized rolling stock. Careful planning, accurate timing, the ma­ chinery to divert shipments en route— those are essential to control the flow nf vital war materials to the docks. ’Drat ships have not had to wait for cargoes BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS hiive done promptly and well all that they have been called upon to do. In view of all of the conditions, it has been a remarkable record.” Remarkable as thia achievement is, it must be remembered that there are physical limits * to the carrying capacity of any given amount of equipment. The coming months will make even sterner demands on American railroad capacity— demands which can be fully met only with additional locomotives and cart. * War goes right on, despite Thanks­ giving. And messages essential to the But meanwhile railroad men are united in their determination to make every available locomotive and car yield the last ounce of performance—feeding the convoys which carry the hope of the world. Therefore, please make only the most urgent Long Distance calls on Thanks­ giving Day, and keep those calls 4U brief New York Central Fix |K«/ BUY U. I. WAS IONOS AND STAMM war effort will crowd the wires as on other days. War-loaded Long Distance lines can not carry the usual flood of social calls this Thanksgiving. as possible. * save witttt ran wahi * Michigan Ball Ttltphose Campas) �tm m«TWQ» B*nxt». TMil»»n<r. xovt—nt ■», ih night with thr thrilling'Judy called on Mrs. Rex Tate 1m< 1 SOUTHWEST RUTLAND Don and l he received hU diploma Saturday. Mrs. Tate had been p —Harold -------- Atkinson ----- of Kai- : Frank Campbell passed away wimwmw am. m,.. '5S! SSL “S-SI? —— STtS. *ui hl. son. Inremo Campbell, in the W1--------- — —....------ --- ---------------- t.T.^Sr Moore of HasUnas into the north u,n weeks basic training He suc- her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Forrest home of Mr *t}d Mr* Dunn. Hl* mother. Mn. Gu* ’jW .Mr and Mr. Lemuel Oaks and Striker dtaUicL Tha bereaved fam„MU* Saturday evening at iMVlng Thursday on a deer hunt- ceaafully pawed the required two Haven*. Her htuband came Thurs­ until Herman Is WUltams and Ray Toian,c» Battle Crew*. Mrs Uka la the for- there lq, t^n ’mental examinations for O. 7. C. day and they returned to Ypsilanti family of Striker district were Sun- Uy have lhe sympathy of thl* comMrs. Ou. Johnson who ha. bran day afternoon caller, at the home munlty. The remain* were laid to F* tro<L . , Mr* WllUam* who had • ■wr Thelma Jein Sponselltr, on Sunday. Mr and Mrs, Vaughn Lydy are 'Officer* Candidate School». He l» bring in Woodland, haa moved back lhe parenta of a rtx pound baby waiting the outcome of a rigid phyRobert OU* and Roy Erway are of their parent* Mr. and Mr*. Roy' rest by the *lde of hl* wife at Six S«n ’hiring in Detroit, returned daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale onto Uie farm with Mr and Mrs. v . 'Lakes. Mich.. Friday. 'home with them. Spouse Iler. d»t«ht«r bora Monday night. Nov. ideal examination which look place lhe deer hunter* from thl* neigh­ Nel. Johnson. ln Harry Dunn left Saturday afterCha* Hammond. Geo. Chenney.! “<l 2 KA She will answer to the'name Monday. Congratulation*. Robert borhood who went north last week. Mta Cha. Scofield ha* gone « Edward Rice. Smith. Jake MU* nf“**r of Joan Kay I Mra Norton, who recently aufnice, Perry ferry snutn. jaxe —- P? - 01 . Uoncta’'- November 8 lo Rev. and Grand Rapid, for an extended'U-: Bunday vUltora at Roy Erway-* noon for a few day* deer hunting ; Eawua Mr. and Mrs. Ruwll and grand- lered a »trokr waa taken from the were Mr and Mr*. Al Wolfe and near Kalkaska went d**r deer :.. । .r .. Mr> 6ew,ird Walton of Turk Lake. it with Mr and Mrs Schne der. j Callahan. Roy Blair w*"t »...»«— thl* — j. C1??’ “ruP a5. B?r^r4<Clorneri Rev Walton Is the son of Mr. and children hate moved lo Lowell to home of her daughter. Mr. Engle Annet of Grand Rapid*. Mr. aAd Mra Nellie Foreman and Mrs. hunting week. Corp. W.uon Tow.tey virited Mr. I Mr. M n Wrar» A» nh.rlMt. CTydo Walton. reside with their wm Raymond. A ot Irving to her ton a borne. Mr. Mt* Harold Sharp and Mr. Kin- Emma Mathews were Sunday after-| Mr and Richard D D«vto ‘ and Mrs. Cha* Helse Tuesday then --it.— ■>( ih. hnmr nf Mr with an accident while enroute to recent Stroke has made a long eon- end Mrs Harold Norton where she kle of Muskegon. Mr. and Mr*. ______ tner * r-o uco.ora s maay The November . community club went to Sheridan to visit hL* moth­ Sin’ ■' valeacence necessary for Mr Rua- will remain during her cotivale*- Dick Rose and son of Hinting*. " --T^. damag7d ^e .7d ui «« *»«»• house Saturday er and other relatives He I* now Mll. He waa formerly employed at H * neceaaary for her to The Gia*.* Creek Extension class stationed al a camp In Marytand. irrered a cracked breast bone. the Mort Nichol* farm ’ remain In bed. Corp Clifford Towriey ha* been "r'•?'!.??“' “r “............. ............ ........................ Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Landon left Mr »nd Mr* Cleon Landon and for an all day meeting / ., Gorsllne uwmiiw and daughter u»u*nier of oi Gull uuu lake, mt, Grand urnna Rapid* rupia* were *rrc Bunday ounawy eve, -------- ------ visiting at the Cha*. Hreterly home. Thursday night for a 000 mile trip Wayne. Mr. and Mr. Arthur YarDavid and Chrlstrne McGlocklJn Pfc. Everett Johtuon .pent a short Mr* Harsh Erway i* snemUn* this Mr ,Iul Mrs Roy BnnU- *°n “nd c«Uer> of Mr*. Matt Bedford «>»«wnin*. , ger and family. Richard Landon. thrdugh the north deer hunting of Hasting* (pent from Friday till furlough at home and with reiaExcitement wa* high tn Carlton Margarite Raccy. Leta laindon and Sunday evening with Uieir grand­ it..™. John Moore/local. । tained with a card party Saturday lhe weekend of November 7 and <1 tlva. and friend* near Mt Piem­ Center during the week when a Robert Faulkner and Mr. and Mr* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest wm an t He te »U11 stationed-at Fort Wm Otte visited over the weekMr * Ickes of Battle Creek evening the following ; Mr. an* Mra. » l Carb with the former s aUtcr James Landon »f Portland spent a Haven* Their mother and *l*t\r* rnrt^uth hi d^hur Mn Fred u tometime al her old Norman Purchase. Charles Hauser. «nd family. Bragir. H. C. \ end with ht* daughter. Mrs Fred . fgnn ered roaming arojmd very uncon­ delightful day Sunday at Mr. and came for them Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cha*. Prout and cerned Any one who happened to Mr*. Lynn Bhedell'* of Remit* Mr* Harn Erway I* visiting hen M. A. will meet with Mr j Mr*. Bert Mugridge and Mr. and Healy. Ray Glllaapie. Orson Mcln- family of Rosebush, vuited nt the see her began phoning all the farm­ Mrs. Shedell 1* Mr* Landon s niece. *i*t» r and husband. Mr nnd Mrs \ Miw Mary Dunn of Kula Mrs. John Hook Thursday. mu.. Nov.—Mr*. .— wJames — Robertson astertioa. tyre and Mr. and Mrs. Orson Swift Herbert Johnston home Sunday. Wm. Havens, southwcal ot Rut- spending a few days with hrf moth­ - and er. owning pig* to «« whether or A pot hick dinner wa* enjoyed IBth । ...Mrs. _George —Konxen and son have gone porth to hunt. Nov. 8. Charle* Carpenter of .near Clare land not they iiad discover'd their low. er. M&MJarry Dunn : Recent guests In the Hammond Lieut Norman Konzeg of South >. uuiv wetk wrex Wednesday weanesaay evening. evening, Mr anrt Mrs Wilier ~~ day .nd a half of rxplor- called on hl* old friends’ hriw Mr* Leo Tift of northwest RutMjiffi sympathy-Mxtaided to Mr After guests of her I11supper ------------------------------------_ — spent-a few day. In and near WoodThursday: Mr. and Mrs Frank land und .Mr* Russell Whittemore^ and' Mrs. George Havens, former: and Bateman home were Mr. and Bend were Sunday guesta guests of Mr and... Mra Claud , Mr* Wm. Clark and family of EaShriber. Mr*. Anna Buck and Mr, were Battle Creek visitors Friday. pare nta, Mr. and Mra R. J, WlU ianu. Hoffman were Mr and Mrs. Merland •“* ____________ residents death he: — .a— h«te. In the a —.u ot k —। ton Rapid*. Man- Baulch of Battle east of Carlton Center |£ ot Baltimore and Izon STONY”PCINT * * Mr and Mr*. Cha* Whittemore mother. Mrs. Hoard, who passed Creek. Mr. and Mr* Ray Hammond SOUTHWEST WOODLAND Meiie Pauley and . Alrc and John Osborne Jr.. Bruer spent Bunday with the Fred Bech­ away, ut Union City. _ ., . I Stanton and three children of Alex। of Aurora. Ill . and Joe Hammond j B. J. Wellman has been confined Mr and Mr*. Harry Sandbrook andri,. Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Harold P.tndal of family of Clarksville and Mr and ' and Merton Mevacar joined thr tels In Haarings ‘ to her bed for the past two weeks , of Cedar Creek. and family were Sunday dinner Mrs. Winifred Marlow and fntnily 11>e Goodwill W 8 C S. will be Plainwell were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs Clyde Cheeseman ’ Ruth Key. of Jackson is home ’ We wL*h to correct. the ml*print guest* of Mr and Mrs. Morley of Charlotte were Sunday guest* ot leaving Friday mtertatnad for dinner in lhe Bur­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. James and children and Mr. and Mrs Chas ' . about Robert Foetrr * birthday. Il Hough and baby of I-*ke Odessa. helping care for her father. B. J. Mr and Mrs Elmer Marlow In lhe dett Cotant home thl* week Frt- Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs Garnet Townsend Sunton spent Bunday with Mr and Wellman. Mr. nnd Mr* Harry Dunn re­. should have been 21 instead of 11. afternoon Winifred and family look ------”, , day.’ Vera Greenfield near Char- ■ Mr. and Mr*. Bert Fancher en- of Indiana formerly ot this com- Mrs. j vuTCwm to Tetebrete I AnBUS Hufy of FL Cu*'er spMU Vlfltors nt Clfdr Warrens durMr an(j Mr, Rn*.4-|) Whittemore ceived word that their son. Ken­, mU’J?^rTl?ng^IT^laJ£n’ ST blrth^y* of Mr. GmiSteta^ »«‘‘™d al «« >g tlie past »«-k were PHU War- alld (lauRhtrr.s were Sunday vL*- neth wa.* In the hospital for an op­. tertalncd the Quimby W. 8. C. 8: on the arrival of a baby boy. Oary * won to leave for tome ramp in .. ..—i Jack —v hI WeMey p^.., ln Hastings. eration at Nashville. Tenn..’where. Thursday. irn und daughter. Hazel. lhe hceplial ' n Mr* T,.aa flu- P T a will be Friday night Lynn, on Nov. 5. Little Gall Town-, Mr* Louis Barlow and Mr* Rad­ Kennedy. Mr* Brisbane. R O. Mrs Bernice Waahburn nnd sl*- ho I* stationed in the Air Corps.i nt the schoolhouse. send L* visiting her grandparents.! Mr* Claud Hoffman was In Lan-' ' . . .. . and Mr and Mrs Merritt HL* many friend* hope for a speedy ford Htldham and '•'«> called on Mr- Gate Mr and Mr. Otto Townsend. , “"S Thunday and Friday attendCarl **rt [ ..- ii Mr , Herbert QavA* of recovery. n» hL* aaure,. address » L* a A.. *C. m KenGerald Tlscher. Wednesday night. Fred Otis' Sunday Some of the deer hunter, from ln« thc »nnu«l State Farm Bureau cump du,y I00*1100 not «“»«» Station " Hospital. Rur'el! TlioinU.ii and kiu. Jimmie ------------—1arand ^'ind* spent Sundny with Ray. Oti* of Kalamazoo 1* help­ noth M Dunn !thb vicinity who are in the north 'netting. . AAFCC. Nashville. Tenn. Mr and Mr* Henry D. DavU diart visit to Alabama n*«l and Allen of Charlotte ing will? tlie farm work during Rowood* are: Sam Heffelbower. Guy utm SH ----------------------------I ^oyd Oallup ha. Joined lite Navy ! Maury -Moore ___ ______________________ ____ . Please rend him a card or letter ------ --nnd Mrs. Stella OgMrs Robert Shnrkrr and .lack ------------------------------ and. STRIKER an(j wnj ^xm report for duty. dtn of Freeport spent Sunday af- , Makley and sons Russell. -----Lloyd Robert. »n <it Mr und Mr* Frr<J and Jerry of Richland and Mn| Mr. Mrs —Lee--------Lara— way of Callers at B. J Wellmans lhe ternoon with thr former's brother. Von. Floyd Van Wie. Ward Green i—-and ----- — < — Hcnncy. telephoned hla jiarent* Ruxm U Whittemore und Ar li ne and BOMB Tin: JAPS WITH JUNK! (.lark nnd wife. Mrs. Grover Brooks nnd Paul Woodman. | Grand Rapid* were Sundny guest* j and Mra- J»nies Mead. i Deakln. Mr and Mrs E L Hunter i and son and Mr. and Mrs. Iva Mr and Mr* Guy Kantner And Briggs were also recent callers. Marvin were Sunday dinner guests ' Mrs William Cramer. Jr .-spent ct < Sunfield. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fish­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Barrett lost of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Moxon ot «’•»« d«y» ** the guest of her als- ।er. Miss Alice Whetstone and Mrs their home northwest of Dowling Lake Odessa | ter-in-law. Mrs. Clifford Poland of ,Alm* Goodenough of Martin Cor­ Sunday evening when It was bumMr. and Mr*. Laird Wotring of L*n*b>g. at the residence of Mr. and iner* and Mr and Mrs Robert rd to the ground ' Grand Rapids were Saturday eve- ,Holland Tonn. Blocher of Woodland besides many 1... ............ I nlpgr guesta of Mr. and Mrs Glenn1 Mr and Mr* Hlchant* vis- | local near bv every day callers. PLEASANT HILL 1 Wotring. Ilu,d Mr iu'd Harry Riiar of Ebrnellou.-. Cappon L* the last one Matt Bedford left fur thr north : Misg Marcrienr Weaver of Has-'near Hastings Sunday. of pur local hunters to go north for lut week for the yearly hunting tings *pent Sunday afternoon with I Mrs S*™11 !<*« of Battle Creek ,a few days' deer hunting trip. , ’riP Mr. nnd Mrs Keith Fnrlee and non. 'Lilted Willard Ickes' several day* , Nellie Bedford. Einma Palmer and Mr. and Mr* York Duffy of Kai- . lajt Alfred England ■called cn Mr. and amazoo and Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles' Mr3 Clifford Poland of Lansing i Cattle cannot live in the steamy Mr*. John Wilke* and family cast Townsend and daughter* spent Sun- camp Thursday to spend some time j of Hastings and Mrs. Mary Mills I (jI<y evening with Mr. and Mrs. Iw,lh Mr “nd William Cramer, hot lowland* of New Guinea. im> n of Ha-rinR* Sunday Harry |Jp- ounaay Sunday Mr. Mr. and Cramer small herd of dairy cattle has been firry Sandbrook. Sandbrook. ana Mr*. Mr*, Cramer into the mourrtains by Mr* MrDonald., housekeeper for; Ml** mu- Phoebe ThGitx1 Oak* Oik- of u> Woodland nuWuuM»u ' “nd Sandia and Mr* - were transported Poland , - Mr. - and Mrs. ------the Peter* brother*. Is visiting her took Ralph----Townsend guest* of Mr. and Mr* L. Clemen* airplane and U doing well, daughter in Grand Rapid*. i t^k t0 their home in Florida and and three children of Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs Vrre Carter were ptgM on spending an indefinite Returning by way of Battle Creek Oldest Autos Bell Quickest Sundav guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.' timc there. they called on the newly married Automobiles that are six years old 'Snyder of Caledonia. | ’ — —-------- «-•_---------------brother of Mr*. Cramar. Charles B sell quickest in the used car market. and Mi.*. Stephen Carter KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! Poland. : automobile men say. F COAT EVIEINT UCTION SALE! WINTER SUCCESS STYLES All Warmly Interlined! Located 15 miles north of Battle Creek on M-66rmd 3 miles east, or 4 miles north of Bellevue and 3 miles west. Watch for the arrows at corners. LUXURIOUS FUR TRIMMED COATS $0(195 Tuned lo the times—our greatest Thanksgiving ig Coat event' Because these are the warm, long-wearing, beauti ful coats you want—budget priced! Coats with fur tuxe­ dos. fur collars, plastrons! Dressy, casual and sports styles - all warmly interlined for zero weather All sizes, shop early for best choice! fcW SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1942 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. 23 HEAD OF GRADE AND PUREBRED HOLSTEIN COWS AND HEIFERS From 3 to 8 years old. Production records and dates to freshen will be given day of sale. 5 HEAD OF HORSES 9 year old Blue Roan brood mare, wt. 1500, with 7 mos. old colt by her side 4 year old light Bay Gelding, wt., 1500 Pair of 2 year old colts TOOLS MILLINERY $298 CHILDREN S COAT SETS dJ” head-line news ot these prunes Figure mould.ing front drapes, dancing dirndls, peplum1., tunics too’ Sparkling sequin, nailhead, or jew­ eled trim See them all today ' « LADIES SNUGGIES RAYONS! COTTONS! ImUI 12’z’, Wool 49 Cannon poldstripc lllih rayun*. t'oltan Turk SliUh '39 h Knee length pinta, e/£h . trnrral wear •1 Fine American »4 31 rattan lisle ■ Sheer Englteh »4 callan lisle । SQ75 SKIRTS SWEATERS Part Wool All Wool $1.98 All Wool $3.98 Slipover $2.98 Cardigan $3.50 49< CO' Uv Corduroy Cotton $1.98 $1.29 LHE VALUE STORE 138 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS New McCormick-Deering Model H. tractor, 3 months old and cultivator 4 section Oliver spring-tooth tractor drag John Deere 2 bottom 14 in. plow 3 section Oliver Spike tooth drag 8 ft. double tractor disc Oliver 11 disc grain drill with fertilizer and seeder attachments 2 row corn planter with fertilizer attach­ ment and check wire 9 ft. Oliver double row cultipacker John Deere corn binder Massey-Harris mower, 5 ft. cut, running in oil Side delivery rake No. 2 Bradley hammer mill Allis-Chalmer 42 in. combine Walking cultivator dump rake 98 Oliver walking plow One-horse disc Double work harness Two 2 horse riding cultivators Corn King manure spreader Rubber-tire farm wagon and flat rack 1937 Chevrolet 1} ton truck with dual wheels and stock rack McCormick 2*unit milker 18 10-gal. milk cans 2 5-gal. cans 2 milk coolers Practically all the above tools are nearly new 3 rolls of new poultry fence HAY, GRAIN & ENSILAGE About 50 tons of hoy 35 ton mixed hay About 15 ton of second cutting alfalfa hay, baled 25 feet of ensilage in 12 foot silo About 1,000 baskets of good Yellow Dent corn CHICKENS 70 Rock and red spring chickens A quantity of small articles too num­ erous to mention. TERMS: CASH. No goods removed until settled for. Inspection invited at anytime but nothing will be sold until day of sale. T. W. DRAKE, Propr ................ — Auctioneers * ‘ HAROLD BELCHER & SON, J ' Battle Creek HARRY KING, Clerk little I Lawren lhe ho Friday in*. spent, s dauaht family brothe and th Smith dale w with h Mrs the h her re Nyt; i on rou hla w ter. M Hasti lhe n Sund 6 und Rapld itors molh hosp Mr lowm bette Ml day Rap nin* gifts all ne?s Stre an Te day van but Prie gra C Syl Rap wh Jan W 'nw thu Ra B mi Ing hu Ja Em Gr th to Jo R n on Le ti �Tin: BASTING g BANNER, flRTKinAT. NOVEMBER It, IM* , “ , I Mr, Mr. and Mn. Mr* Alton Elwood and' and I Mt. Mr. and Mt* Mis W. W R R. Harper Barp*r look 1 Bunday Sunday night for Edgewood Arsenal. Leary Mary of Hatting* Hasting* and Pvt and |! Mrt. Mik Alfred Lyon* Lyons and two *mall small I called . t M I h n I P V I I I E 'children ---------- vtattod -• friend* - in Cold- ■- their (MtKftuv.la.laW daughter-in-law. Mn Mr* Rainh Ralph I|Maryland, Karvtand. attar after a week week* s furlouati furtough Mrs Mr*. Vr«n» Frank PflfehWr Pflfghter of nf Wt Ft Cimter Cueter. children n off Katamaacn . art m vxfllng j day to I’llUULLflLLl i water on Bunday. | Harper who ha* been with them *wv-1 at home with hl* father. B. F. OU- Mr* Pfllghter l» better known a* Mra Ray Lyon*, while Ray and Al-) Ttiede -who had *uff»r*d a heart at- : aapyer* gua*<* a ------------------ _--------------------------- l «—- elM*M _ —' —•- •— •—-* •» w*-^- talk and hl* kbrother* —u—;VaeM Payne. | frrd are deer hunting tn the Her- tack Mr. and Mr* Roy utwrence and 1 th* navy a few week* ago. and **»Ing. Saturday. They remained over mIvM1 am. Mr*. Annul Arthur Valentine two i mt vicinity. rara Ed .Purdy te looking Ro«>«i ~ rr.«iw» nm* na* mcnw vawnunr and inu iwo m.mj u Hoocrt smith. an sen of M Mr. Robert Mr KM and 1 Tnwtbto In n*ct little granddaughter. Nonna Jean I recently promoted lo Ute HospitalSuriday and LL ‘ ' - ■ Bord of the dtaU, of Mr». KUJabeth rmall non* left on Sunday of lait after the Bedford Hardware while Mr*. Monday night rtopped Mr*. Vern Vern Smith Smith ha* ha* received received ttw th* 'i A MrtJteav d Iawrence of Alden, wer* visitor* at i Corpa left lan week for San Dtago. i at foeila to *»e Me h»r relative* yord, widow of Thoma* Ford at the Week (or Ypsilanti where ihe Joins the bos* and clerk are on their vaca- commiulon commission of of Pint First Lieutenant Lteuunaat KoKo­ e^omon tmrne I — »• faa* n rt nf — ra — . . ... . the home of their son. Eldon from: California, from lhe Great lAke*, Mr*. Roman Fel*pau*ch of Has- •g« of 79 y*ar*. Mrs Ford will bo h»r hwtoand who to i’! employed at lhe the . ’Non* Friday night unUl Monday mom-j Training station. ‘ j ting* and her mother, Mn Cha*. remembered as Blxabelh Curtis, Willow Run bomber plant We shall I nils* family from our ; •n< ' Mr. and Mra Will H. Johnson vta- Parker wert Tue»day luncheon daughter of Charles and Margaret — — the ... Valentin* ......... ....... ..... panted by Mrs Wm Crldter and Okla . since February, Curtl* ana end wa* was bom and rai*eo raised in ttown -• Mr*. Almira Almira Hackney of Hasting*, tted lied their daughter. MT*. M»*. Bernard iue*u gueata at al tne the name home or of Mr* Mn. a A.. h R . 1 curu* oom ano but wish them the best ot children were in Grand Rapids on I one of our elderiy U few days her ; Peck the plea*ure of her giie«t Middleville The old Curtis home-----------------luck in their --- — new home. j Saturday, jonnaon and taw reu wnue Santa romnig Claus at ra-n n > Johnaon ciancn fell Bowman white ana M'wnr •pent a f._ -Z- Ja*t i—week -—X with “.2. L.. r._X and family at Hasting* last Parker for th: —.— —tzz:. They ------ ‘found zzz.± ‘-their .zZz “ “:* ™ Jk: jwa* In the hbltow north of the Bert j Bunday afternoon callers at lhe Wurzburg* Mi** LAila Minar ac- jthe ilepa after church aerviee at the Marjorie and Mtoa ktargwtU Mt* " daughter. Mr* ^Russell -ZZ-ZZ Bender zzz^ and ^z । Tuesday young Mr*. Joe Vanter cf ot ftoterft Detroit family On Wednesday they drove grandson Maurice still wearing the ]n wrting over the *urplu* cloth- • Parker place. Mra Ford had made aiarlei crockaton home were her companied her parents home for , Methodirt church, last Sunday and mon of Grand RapUto. MM* Ver- ■ rail on hi* teg which he fractured ing, ladle* are asked to remember j •lcr home in Temple Chy. CaL but eourtn*. Mn. C. F. Hatne* and Mr*. | the weekend and on Monday began broke her kneecap. Xray picture* । nelva Bamum of Harting* and Mr. brother. Clarence Hackney, wife sometime ago. | that the W. 8 C. 8 of lhe Metho- ;for tw° monUn had been visiting Herman i work RimmII Botomon and *on ..... . Pump of Kalamazoo -- at- Uie — Hayea-Ionla . -- ------ Co. -Mi** --- . were —... .taken mu.. and a cart was applied and Mr*. ears, iu» and Uie new baby boy. Mr. and Mr* Elton LAwrence will dial church 1* planning a rummag* ■ ArUluI1 ' "22.1 Mr. and Mr*. Irving Lutz 11*1 completed a course at pennock hospital Ln Luts and son 1 Mln,r ha* JJust in Hasting* Hastings and and Donald local. total. WMe were 8unday in riveUngkat the Air-I me now convalescing at the 1 Mia* — Pauline Benaway of the Brtl David Sunday evening caller* ln Hvetingi. at American the American Air-is ^e is now convalescing at home the home ----------Mr* Hattie Smith accompanied entertain th* agricultural teacher* »ate Iti lhe near future, and will Dun»»ck. Canadaand died In a bo».... Glenn —. ' Dean ,home on lhe .... craft erntt achool. school, pasaing nasslna her tat* teste with of her k.. gon-ln-law and daughter. Mr* u.. T(.;ephont co,-, office Batik Creek, . “"J® Jf at lhe her daughier-in-taw. Mr* Ted of Barry county and their wive* at appreciate any donation*. The gen-, P1{** •' 8l. Urbandaie. ■ 100 l*recnt mark. R,rt William*. We are all very *orry hotrf w^gen4 -nd *2* Smith ot Grand Rapid* to Urban­ a potluck dinner and for the eve- et<l chairmen are Mrs. Vern Hoop-, *>’*4 by three daughter*. Mra. F E Grime* of Detroit. Mre water Mr, w j Liebler and her moth-1 MU& B<tty cukr wh0 ’,or heT misfortune accompanied by lhe foltoWlMlUMki dale where they (pent lhe weekend nlng thl* Wednesday Otmte will er and.Mra. Floyd Hole*. sere w. urctnrr ana ner moin, . ~ ■ <attended a 1 LaMlnK and her sUt*r'; Letter* from John Rlemerama lo Mtoa Betty Sigler of Battte Cntok with her daughter, Mr* Leon Drew be Mr. and Mra. Ted Knopf of Haa-' Wedding bell* are pealing mer-[ £• L**!* of Temple City. CalH. Mid ______ __________ ___________ __ . Betty Slgter » . . . . ting*. Mr. and Mr*. John Hamp of rtly thl* week, for two of our popu- Mr* Ford, Lynne D Erb «■ u. omwxon aumaca • v-«.l.. ----------1 hl* mother. -------Hate -he L* O.----K and an<4 coast Guard* Dantel Thomson and family. f Mr*. Burdette Cblcr I* home from Naihville. Mr *nd Mr* DeWeaver tar young tadlea. more of which « «( > Daisy Peterson of Detroit and Cline. Thursday afternoon at the r ™ now itattoned in the Hawaiian *nd Thoma* Borg* ot Wlteoort#. will* tell you neat week u j—r -• ------------— i „ -•. ■*—* Pawnelee church lhe hoipltol and convalescing from of Delton. Mr and Mr* Don Me- — ■ Curtte — — Mrs. Hubert their parents, Mr. and Mrs/Robert Island.*. What a lot of tale* of ad- now stationed at the Clear Lake Mr and Mn Oecar Finkbeiner » Bother. Ocorgc ot Port! venture our boy* can tell when they Camp. Saturday the young folks her recent revere sickness. Mr* Al Cormlck ot Woodland Mr. and j MorebDuae-was hostev Mrs Cline Ctoler. and children were Sunday visitors land. i » caring Luu** for iv. her. »»•. Mrs Lewi* Vincent ot Plainwell. of hl* brother. Rev. E C. Fink- | T J.Oregon. Ny^ 1* received manygifts, nice gifts. 1 —--------------—--------------------- v_ -------- -------------- ---------------------- ~--------Berry. Clayton Bennett. D|ck ’rreived ipany nite M.unre Joh.u-.n u e.nMn. mall' "> Woodl.nd .re .Ira reFrrd Johnson L* much improved Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs Jk- | pray they all may! beiner and family at Bangor. Sandefur and-Clarence Th"~*“n rn^> r b,i .ra.nl lUnm Ind U awl V.rranulo. .nd children Mr .nd Mre Cllllord D.H. .nd Arbor. on ro«te 3 for Ray Servnnr«4» with pected. Mrs Emma Williams went by bus Pvt. Clifford Purdy, who ha* been make up a humiag psrty MLu Helen McDyer to slaying, at Mr* Wm. J. Uebter and hri hte wife, and son-in-law and-r^ughMonday of last week to Watervliet In service for six month* and has near Grayling. . tn drive hls car lo thr doctor** ofmother Mrs J. P. Blawion called at ter. Mr. and Mr* Robert Ledry of the Charles Williams home and ai- been stationed at a camp In Texas. Mrs Doug Reynold* left on Sun- ,,lc* *nd 0,1 'hort l,tl” (Continued on page 1) »l*Ung Mr* W who rtlll carries her Butterworth hospital in Grand Rap. Hasting*, are on a hunting trip In U enjoying —a*weekj furtough nlagt, for zw... Ann ArbOr where .■« she Mn.-------George Sherman -of­ Ida Friday afternoon to see their1 — ------ --------— -- with day iu >i.t «w. — ^Mr. — and ...... — —- ------------the north. They expect to be home atto In a cast. Ladles of the MelhodLit church ' hto brother. Ed and stolen Mr* Al; utn take a ten wreks' course at lhe Detroit spent lhe weekend with cousin and niece pnd new baoy. | Sunday. -----------------------iUnivwRy" trainlng’M inspector.for their daughter. Charlene and community are asked to re- Henning and their families: ------------------------------------------------ <^---•— at-• the •*Mr. and Mr*, Carl Nevpnan of1 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hlar spent member the annual meeting of the Mr*. Sheldon Qulncer was ... more drfense work. I home M — 2b —:to^ Qztozzr . I unnuc •□.». ■--------of —Mn. S'* sister. Mrs. Er— Detroit were weekend visitors of Sunday at Woodland with hls sla­ I W 8. C. 8. at Uie church thto week, than surprised on Monday after- , Donna Gatoter of lhe Bell'ne,t Vermeulen. Mr. and Mr*. James1 ter. Mra. Geo. Forman and family. | rTlaay .allern<XMli Nov 20. M. A pot- noon -of ----------office ’ 1 T•—» « —-Friday.afternoon. lart week, -------------------------when in the mid-Telenhone T,.„h(me offlceznent ,1)entthe lheweekend we<kend Mr “nd Mrl- SMrrmi.n “ Sharp ot her .•parents ■! iI n L! Muskegon accomoaiUed their Mra. Cheater Roman* and daugh- lurk luck dinner at o’rinrk clock will be fnt. fol- dlr die of a rainy wash wa»h day. a large T* n,and tunlds' vtelUnk her friend Muskegon bvaccompanied by their , Pender on the pnirte. Mr. and Mn. Carl Ml Miner of Grand ■ .... Including company ot ladles of Uie. Baptist . Mrs”----DeUa _ Boone daughter. Mrs. Mrs. Esther Esther Brunbero Brunberg and and ter. Mra. Harold Ender* of Grand 1 towed by business meeting .. ' *:' Idaughter Mr. Rapids visited hls parents. Mr. and Rapid* were Sunday afternoon vl»- election of officer*. Th* T... program church --tozd walked toto into th: lhe parsonage ...utm. m hlub*nd of Grand Rapids were Rouse drbirthday party WrrOL McKevitt to aarirtlng in RUwU n( M„ aharp’* par- Mr*. •Charles Minar Sunday ot last [ Hors of Harold's rtepfatber and , wm will oe be in in cnarge charge or of the the Bouse dr- for for a a birthday party. It It was was Indeed Indeed week. cle tables for by the a surprise, Q •* had guardenU1 Mr ,nd Mr>; WIU of w V,k' ... . moUier. Mr and Mra. Sam Coat*. ; with / the ; _-j _cared.................. ----------------‘-1 for Mr*. n “■* “~*- lh« Pot tof ftoe Mr and Jarvis Campbell, left' Masters-Jone* circle, circle. . । ed the dale of her birth very doae- Gardner to on hto hunlng trip. church St They also called to see i A* r -•* “ Mrs. — Mr*. Ed Mohler of tire prairie. ■ Masters-Jones , — •*JP 'on Friday Friday with with a a company company of of retarela- i Maurice Johnson ly. but sometime ago to a persist- 1 Student--, of Thomappie-Kellogg sherm's mother. Mr*. Mary' Sharp, was a surgical paUenl in Pennock ' Mr. and Mrs *'• school who exhibited at the recent Cmt Coast guard guard Harald Harold Johnran Johnson of of aa U' tl2_" cs fIrc rom ^?Hudsonville I.^'on.vH.le.on “ a f.r.,. not!... h‘ .I hospital at Hastings from Wednes­ look their daughter Ruth to Ann ing friend did confide that the dale oiigh Friday II Arbor on Sunday where *he will wa» November 8 She now Is gi*d 1 school fair have been awarded their Wisconsin training center spent tlie hunting trip. Mr. and Mra. Roy day through Friday. ReginaldCridler who has I taka a tenweeks’ course In defend »he gave lha information, for lhe | cash awards. High point student* weekend at home, coming over from j Shcric of Lansing are having thetr • ■ • -• ■ 1 — *-• ----• — ladles provided lovely refreshments, in the home economics department Ludington wUh Wm. McConnell. . . 'araUon — — — and — staying . — at -the -Camp-. - |* been very rick for several day* fol-1 work at the University Sunday I home the **"»*« chore* , *• —- looking after •»lowing a relapse of the flu. Is some I Mr. and Mr* C. L. Hlar were at games for a pleasant time and be-(are Donna Davto with 1989 pointe; jr m Saturday evening, f 1813: Rose the Johnson family were dinner and Roy is doing "small'’ hunting I better but still confined to the bed I Bnttte Creek Thursday afternoon to fore they departed presented lhe Catherine Corrigan. ay Baron the side. I, good lady with a lovely floor lamp. Goddard 12t3: Etta Kinrtow 1175: guests of her sister. Mra. Ray Bar­ Ml** Betty Jane Swift wa* guest viall their son Eldon and wife. — 1166 .... and Dori* Wil •«.­ wn gt Byr(Jn Cfnt4r -----... |। -----Mr*.----------James Robertson, nee Betty I Mary Corrigan Arthur Schantz attended the an­ ---------------of honor at a linen shower given Officers of Middleville Eastern Pntt* i* 1* ST^ anln — office girl Initon the she ofMre. again omc Mr*. Tony Tony Getoseman Gelsseman spent spent SatSat- 1'otu ^a ' pcS by Miss Norma Jupprtgim. Thur*- ' Star chapter, with a goodly num- nual Farm Bureau meet at Lansing, ton 7B5. Winner* of sweeprtake day night at HasUngs wtUi her flee of Dr. Lund, A position she j day evening at her home on Grand ber of the member*, gathered at last Wednesday a* representative prises tn the agricultural depart- 11!r httoband’7'^rente.'Mr* year* ----------- — andIdn.'Ed -• — -• held several — -~ before her marRapid*- St. A very enjoyable eve- , Uie Masonic Temple Tuesday eve­ from the north farm bureau group. ment are Edison Chamberlain. Ray- • • Mr. and Mrs. George Juppslrom mond Finkbeiner. Reginald Smith. Farnsworth. riaee ning wa* passed wttli many nlee nlng. Nov 10. in a miscellaneous Mr. Mrs.......... Harry DePuit drove to Bostwick lake. Sunday to virii, Gerry Henning ' utut Ira has uu; • — • and ...... ....... . — ------- and , Ii I Lieut. nuiuiu Arnold Hoebeke “ who gifts and dainty refreshments and chower for MLss Helen Brog, brideMr and Mr* W Glmxster. former been spending his furlough nt the son Jack of Beverley and their : all wish Miss Betty tote of happl- well carried out by lhe foltowing, ness In her future life. Mr* Betty I elect. Tlie evening's entertainment sent, so they continued tb Howard editors of lhe NaahvUle News have home of hl* wife’s parents Mr. and daughter. Mrs Harold Bailment and husband of Wyoming Park were moved Into their newly purchased Mrs. Calvin Streeter at Gun lake. — * --------“ * ” — ', Streeter Hoebeke of Gun lake was Included a mock wedding wh.ch was City where they spent the day with Stock Tome atiiaubte* body an out-of-loym guest |who were surely well selected for her niece. Mr* Edgar Ryk»rt and home, the Maxine Clark place on left on Wednesday for Camp Houre. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. , tonics «nd minerals of Hoo SeSCTXL Svlvia Allen and the Olenn A2en , ।west Main St 'Texas Ted Mohler Li enjoying a five1 tho parte Mrs Ru*h Randall, the frtnlly. . Invitation* are out for the mar.... and Mr* Lyle Bradv -of-------, v 13th ,-M, proved one of family at Parmelee. Mr. Ha«Friday „, the dav*' stay at Uie home of hls broth- I blushing bride: Mis* Leona Long­ Mr and Mrs Ed Pratt of Detroit tBiw , er Eil Mohler. Ted ha* been ad- street, the dignified groom; Mr*, riage of Miss Betty 'Jan< -Swift, ting* were Sunday afternoon call- misfortune to Mr and Mrs. Sam seacuL *oco. vanced from lhe rank of private Mattle Lynd, wlio gave the bride daughter of Mra. B. C Swift .to Pvt. । ris on her parents. Mr and Mr*.. williams, elderiy couple who moved spent the weekend with her parI onto the farm known as the Herm ! enU. Mr and Mrs Herbert Lanfear but modestly will not tell his rank. | in marriage; Mrs Mildred Maclver Robert Watkln* ot Fort Custer, son I Chss Baker Mr. and Mrs Mark Ritchie spent Lewis place lrf~Tjflghtnn township northwest of town. Mr. Lanfear ac­ Friend* say ht to a technical *er- - a* minister; Mr*. Nora Stlnuon as of Mr. and Mr*. Wm. H. Wakln* geant. He Ls in the supply room | flower girl A lovely wedding cake of Hopkina. The wedding will take Saturday night and Sunday at, nr«r Green lake, last spring Fire companied them back lo the city I of the Signal Corpa at Camp Crowd-1 with Icc cream completed a very place Saturday afternoon. November Coldwater with their friends. Mr destroyed the house about 11 o'clock for a few day*’ visit. a Jhlle • • neighbors --------- helped •-to ----------___ save 1 1 Rev. Emerson Minor and little er. Mo. ' pleasant evening and one to tong 31 at lhe bride'* home on Grand *nd Mrs. Eme*t Beach, formerly of Bn THE XEXALL STOEI Rs pl ds St I Bowens Mills. —, much of the household goods on tlie son Taddy ot Stephensviiie were visCharte* Baker to shingling the be recalled with pleasure. ot— hls.-----------parents. Rev. and Mr* 1 Thinking that the women of this । Mr. and Mr* E H. Barber and first floor, everything in the base- Hors ----------Sylvia Allen tenant house on Grand > Mr. and Mr* Maynard Miller and Courteay and Friendly Service Shown To AN Rapids St. Pretty good for a man (children of Hopkin* were Sunday community would be glad to give , their son Max Edward, wife and ment was tost, including 300 quarts 11. W Minor. Friday. Prompt Delivery Swrvice .uww.a .». brother visitors brother. Walter some of their spare time to the Red three little daughters of Grand of fruit, potatoes and vegetables. | Arthur Thedc of Lelghtpn was Phone 2115 who will puss his gist birthday m > »'»<" ”« ot her Bender Cross work, a group organlied in Rapids, were Sunday dinner guests Render and famllv. family.’ January! The regular meeting of the Mas- August with Mr*. H*rry B*tech as 0( Mrs. Barbers parents. Mr and We are Informed tliat Mr Mart'naon. who Ilves on the former Ar­ ten-Jnnes circle will be held thl* general chairman, with Mrs. Lenna Mrs P R. Prtndle. It was also a thur Grlffeth farm down Grand Thursday afternoon at the home of Kirkpatrick as chairman of knitting birthday celebration for little BanMrs Ruth- — Schad sewing, KBpia* St Ol.. got gns hls run deer uevi about nuuui 11 n Mrs. Charles v......... Suker with — — Baker and Mr* ------ -----—-- of -- -- are Bartier who 1* now five year* Rapid* lie *ruup mrrva uu oio. ..o’doek the firat day nf the season. fiQd Mrs. E._K Hickmyn as hoat-1 4 Die group meets on Monday after- ;o ld. BurdetteWadd Waddrind a'ndCl*o CteoCumCum- maea. ” -’and M’ lbd*dale b'1 t Mr. and Mrs Robert jeweinnd noons"at,Km Uternc“ KkK“Hall Burdette ming* left Thursday for lhe Lever- U. g^»Beeter and son-in-law. Ro- have made a tine report of work baby of Belding were visitor* at the Articles completed home of Mr. and Mra. E. F Blake, Ing vicinity on their annual deer bert Ffrut of Grand Rapid* left on accomplished. hunt. Mr* Wadd and her mother. FMAay^for a bit of deer hunting tn are a doten chUd's romper*, thejfiundny of last week. Mr. Jewell of'girls’ dresses. 66 boy* shirts. ] w»v manager of the local Kroger Mrs D E. Bover went on Friday to, the Merritt locality. Harry Ba 1 sc h same W uv,. .. nc . ...oi *ui> _ . ..mcaeca. . »..uw. t_ ftore Jackson where they will visit Mr*, left Saturday night to Join them for 40 kite and 40 housewives. 5 «weat-------j .... —a | u COUp]e of day*’ sport. Mr*. Frost er*. 2 pair* of wristlets and one hel­ 1- j Mr and Mr*. Joe Schnurr and Mr. ,-------------------------------------Erma -Price and husband met. The organization orgsnUstfsn hit* hex rdfsed r»Wd nnd Mr* Wm. Trumble were SunMr and Mrs. Jacob Klump ot ls staying with', her mother while -----C3X: 133 50 in donaUons from *7T“ individual* day ------- dinner --------- guests --------------of Mr— «nd Mrs. .Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Bob la away. —1. Carter at Pafmeled. ' Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs anrf and----------------------organizations *s 'A new new allotment allotment I M< Nick their son. Wilber and wife west of Claude Kcrmeen were her brother. , has been received eohrdsUng of 30 | Curtis 2 2:! Solomon —“ ‘look .“2 a load of town. We are very sorry to hear that tzv McWhlffey and wife of Grand maternity allpa. 41 blouses, which is apples to Detroit on Monday of last and — her -----son, Veryl a big quota lo finish before Christ- week. John W. Thedc of South Grand Rapids — ----------- Boyer . -ltd lady tody friend of ef Lansing Lenetns. ■ ma«. Any woman who can spare Mr. and Mrs. Ray Servan and Rapids Is very sick, having suffered , and recently n heart attack on Friday and again t Peter Bush who reoer.l ’y passed some time either at the hall or to daughter Betty, entertained at dln------- --al »... ------- •’in --Hands. Calif, do work at home. will be. most wel- , ner — on ... Sunday. Nov. B. for, Ivan J. on Sunday HLs son Arthur of I I away hl* ■home Redland*. Calif. . . ... ----------------------... oi William winuun Trumble come. vn. who left i*ri for tnr service Nov »•—■ 17. •” Leighton has been spending some was a cousin of i!n. Payne Instead of Uie tlie Bass family. lime with him. I| instead I Corp. Frederick Olllet left on Guests were Mr. and Mr*. Robert j. sp^;.W.Ta^w^.X Wl'RI TICHTIM Hill WAR IN THE H06UT! MILK K LIGHTING ENEMY CARVETH & STEBBINS AUCTION SALE Having sold my farm I am moving to Kalamazoo and will sail at public sale on my farm located j mile east, I mile north and '/* mile east of Hickory Corners, Sec­ tion 22, Barry Twp. on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1942 Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp wartime, I offering the following property: TOYLAN D OPENS Friday, Nov. 20 9:30 A.M. Shop Early! Toys and Gifts HORSES Sorrel mare, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 lbs. Bay mare, 13 yrs. old, wgt. 1200 lbs. Bay gelding, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 lbs. GRAIN 100 bu. wheat 250 bu. oats Quantity barley 700 basket, corn COWS All T.B. and Bangs tested Guernsey cow, 5 yrs. old, due Nov. 25 Brown Swiss-Guernsey, 5 yrs. old, due Dec. 18 Red heifer, 3 yrs. old, due Apj. 24 Durham cow, 8 yrs. old, due May 19 Roan cow, 4 yrs. old, due July 9 Brown Swiss, 4 yrs. old, calf by side, 6 wks. old Very good producers Guernsey heifer, 2 years old, due Mar. 4 Brown Swiss-Guernsey heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Mar. 9 2 18-mos. old Guernsey heifers, pasture bred 2 Guernsey heifers, 7 mos. old Brown Swiss bull calf, 7 mos. old Roan heifer calf, 4 mos. old Brown Swiss bull, 18 mos. old Holstein bull, 18 mos. old 25 tons hay HOGS 10 O.I.C. fat hogs, ready for market 3 gilts, wgt. 175 lbs. each and Old LONG & MOORE 5c to *1 STORES 112 E. STATf HASTINGS, MICHIGAN POULTRY 112 White Rock pullets 3 yearling geese HAY 5 acres corn fodder FARM IMPLEMENTS McCormick groin binder, 7 f». cut McCormick mower, 5 ft. cut McCormick corn binder 2 horse corn planter Land roller Hay loader New Idea manure spreader with lime sower 2 horse walking cultivator Low wheeled wagon and flat rack 3 sec. spring drag 2 sec. spring drag Empire Jr. grain drill 99 Oliver walking plow Bob sleigh Set of scales, 1000 lb. capacity Double work harness, good one MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES No. 18 Round Oak heating itove, extra good Jomeiway oil broader stove, 500 chick DeLaval cream separator, No. 16, electric 100 ft. hoy rope 75 ft. trip rope Harpopn and grappling hay fork Whiffletrees and eveners Quantity lumber Many other arficta too numerous »o mention. TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of sale, nothing to be removed until settled for. HARRY NAGEL, Prop. LOREN COPPOCK, Auctioneer C. K. 5 �THT HASTINGS B.VWFR. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1H2 in Grand Rapids. Wednesday. Mr. a few day* with Mr. and Mra. Ed .'Keith Durkee of Woodland spent! Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson tor of a platoon. He 1* the son of f DELTON —! ' . ~^i — ‘ McGee was a cousin Of Mra. Light- Stairs while. her husband is up Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. made a buaine-w trip to Hasting* .Mr. and Mra. Ralph Hyatt in Grand i Mra. Herman Reynold* is vlsiUng UlOHCCS ; foot. ‘ north deer hunting. lAdarn Endres. ' Monday morning. Rapid* and a grandson of Mn. Ed relatives hi Three Oak* white her p-. t Hyatl here. His address U Ronald husband Is hunting deer in north­ Mr. and Mrs. William Gage of j daughter. Dora, of Lake Odessa, donia was a Thursday dinner guestsa and Mr*. Merrill Karcher and family of Hasting* were Sunday D. Hyatt UB.VRS 1 c. Balt. 41-Co. ern Michigan. . Jack*on spent the weekend with. cnlted on Mr. and Mra. Coy Stowell । of her mother. Mrs Elnara Wldt- family, local, called on Mr. and evening calter* -of Mr. and Mra. C., Platt, 5 nctc, Camp Bradford. Mr. and- Mrs Elmer Gaskill of TWENTY YEARS AGO Mr. and Mra. Gerhardt Kunde and Sunday afternoon. ney «nd Gaylord. Mrs. Watt Tlioma* and Mr. and Merrill Karcher and family. Albion spent Wednesday with hls Nov. 15. 1922. 4 Time*. Mr. and Mn. Ralph HyaU fkmUy. I Mrs. George Nelson and Mr*. I Mr. and Mr* Casey Hoekstra of Mrs Waype Benton of South Bowne, Mr. and Mrs. Ffrrpian Holzhay I The beauUtul new front was com­ Percy Rosser visited hla son, Wes-1 Adah Motter werein Hastings Grand Rapids called on Mr. and Sunday. Uill „na and Mus Miss WICIW Lucille tnnm Endres olof u Grand Mrs. Lincoln Buih. I pie ted on the Goodyear Hardware tey und family, at Allegan Sunday. , Saturday. Mrs Claude Waiton Sunday I Mr. and Mra Will Blough spent Rapid*, and Mr*. Lawrence Endres ing the former Eleanor Deming last week 'making it one of the Mra. Woodrow Knowles and chilMr*. S. J. Roudabush and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney andMonday*-with Mr. and Mrs. Steve; of Carlton were Saturday evening ' of Freeport. spending ten days with their daugh­ flneat looking hardware* tn the stale dren of Battle Creek spent the [son* of Lowell called at the Donna of Lansing were Saturday M11,er of Lo«,,n- I guest* of Mr. and Mr* Adam En- I Pvt. Wendell Malcolm, son of Mr ter. Mrs. Glenn William* and fam- tn a town'of this size. and Mrs. Arnold Malcolm, who Is weekend with Mr. and Mr*. John , Wieland home Saturday. ru<wl* of Mr. and Mrs HermanI Mr. and Mr* Burke Ardis of Me-' tires. the Eaton Rapidfe Band of 29 at Camp Blakely. Tex., •Hjaler. Mra. Thaler returned with, Howell and Orra Newton were Oosch. Baip snent the weekend with Mr. ’sr.r. MUkr ’.L..- (was , stationed M mrt Mr*. O Glenn Miller zl of It-. Hasting* married recently to Mis* Jerry Ouli lake while Mr. William* 1* in , piece*, wnlcn which win will give give »• a «««. conceit Litem for the week. Sunday dinner gueata at the Albeit' Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Mend and .and Mra. Evart Ardis and Jimmy.'spent •te-nt Saturday Raillrdav afternoon with ■-llh her, Lawson of AbllmC Tex —I. Q the Upper Peninsula hunting deei. • Tuesday evening. Nov. 31. al the Mr. and Mra. Harold Woods were Bieam home of South Bowne. family of Maple Grove were Sun- | Mr. nnd Mra. Louis Neeb, Mrs. (mother. Mr*. Irma Brown |Wavea-T1me* Mra Harold Lowe of Nlies. dsugh- ‘ High school auditorium. Proceed* M«dn.v‘li|n,pike8AfSr.™LMFir.ni,u11 Mi** Donna Bachelder of Hartings "nd' 'Arthur j ohn Weaver ---- n Clinton, ..-------- .. and7 .Mra 7. Clarence --- ---........ .-.,1. erf v; Hasting* called IMUCTI I An all-high sdvool roller IWIirt skating ter of Mr*. Blanche Richards, un- for the benefit of Die new Pennock Mrs. David Pike of Grand Rapids, spent the weekend with her grand- ( Clement and familv .Van —■ *husband. —*, Mr. and party was held at n_u._ ____ derwent an operation for appendic- । hospital. Mr ariMend ’,7 1'J*?. Pntran PaL!*n nttmidMi “‘,pndrd ,th» ‘*’e run»rai funeral on hl* sister and Reid's Resort Miss Norma Bustance spent lhe [parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leap Karcher > i Mr - ind Mra - Cecil Wo^tL:^™.. *1*^ vicksbura were iekSd '' It'r°" Howk Sund,y Tuesday evfcpng. It WIU probably ills last Monday tn Uie hospital Mra. Tho*. Beck returned to her weekend with Mr and Mrs Gary |I Mr Mr and and Mr*. Mn E E J. J Kellogg Kelloce of of ?! VJr^rg «« weekend guests there. home near Lake Odessa Sunday i-----------Martin— are spending some ....... time .. at .“L *'2d “ri R,,ph .Sad.w Word rw ..|._ , — Velma Porbey of Battle Creek lac were Sundav evening guest* of rationing. Glenn. Roger and Leslie William*.1 alter * *1* ***** stay ln P*'>n<** Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moulton the home of their son and wife. nnn.M Prr-unnhk .-u»i..'»H*”1 weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Karcher . *•— • *» — *•-i> -----u. «•_. : hospital Mr. and Mra. Max Reynold*. Her- [hospital and two week* visit willi and Mrs P. S. Woodall of Muske- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kellogg. m hls d^tinstlon m^a* HU '^,r and Mts Ofor8'' Sorter Mni Charles Bunn and Dorothv -------------Duration-----------------Service Club gon Height* were last Sunday din- | Mr and Mrs Louis Neeb and new addrras Ls Pvt . D^Hd Pres- ' \L»«' Yl*lUntl wa* a Mra Clifford | JThe Club will meet in lhe Li­ man Reynold* and Kenneth Dewey relatives, Marriage license has been Issued left Thursday morning for Big Bay ‘ Marria; ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Fred Mr and Mis. Arthur CUfitou were ton y s Marine Corp Unit No weekend guest at the home of hls Clinton of Hastings Saturday after- brary k ..imi„- ..... «- Wt building next week where !*" . to Allen in the upper peninsula zU.. x""" Malcolm and Marjorie KJTde , . Sunday- dinner guesU of Mr. and 1O35. •. Postmaster San Francisco l>-«»\>t-'. Mr. nnd Mrs. Neil Newton, inoon/day. November 25. at 2:00. 1 they will hunt deer. ।Gets* both of HasUngs. Postmaster.nan San Francisco. FrancL-co., • Those Mrs Will Kr-h of r-lark —ni. y Those from from this this vicinitv vicinity who who are are Mrs. WIU Nccb Clarksville. , ... ’. rvswnasvcr. Mra. Mac_ Chase and daughter nee and J/>Ia Wieland were California. . . . Mra. Roy Walter* of Hickory Cur,, deer hunting are I- B. Lester In: Mra. Florence Blackford of Trv- ■ Mr and Mrs. Cov Stoweir’nltend- 8unda\ dinner guest* of oseehfrifTand Mra. Mrs. Bras* Bra** of Has- 1 mothers who have sons In the aeryot their their ’si»Z.J°*®PhtnFrand Mis­ THIRTY YEARS AGO northem Michigan, Bob Newton, ing called on Mr. and Mrs B R.'.ed the funeral of Mr* Isaac Mole Mri Kanl Livingston and ‘«W 8un<tey guesu of tee to please loan us their picture ner* Is working In the post office Nov. 14. 1912. . here white Postmaster George LeonFrank Oool. Roland Furrow, local., Clinton Thursday evening of Lake Odessa Mondav. family of Clarksville. ■ Rcv ant* Mn J. L. Ickes to be placed in a window in lhe , The Osborn Co. makers ot ladles and Kenneth Clark of Hastings at Mr. “ d Mrr.. and Mrs. Will Blongh, local Miss Vivian VMau Buehler of Charlotte Charlotte1 -r George Nelson>a«_4n-Hii»tlng31 Mr n"d Mrs Ardy Owen and Library. Get in touch with Mrs. | ard I* on a hunting trip in north- |: novelties has begun to lay the founMiss Buehler of — ---------Bear Lake. Forrest Buehler m Mr nnd Mrs. Ira Blough of -Allo Mrs. Cecil Owen mid three children । Marie Roush or Mrs. Millie Wolcott em Michigan. >enl tlie weekend at home. Monday morning. dutlon for an addition to its factory. Tin- Camp Fire girl* served a sup- :! Lulher, Frank. Ralph. Claude, and, nP it ndaranrt Mr. ’ and Mrs. Kenneth Penover R’amrfT Bdl inkier of HaaUnga was a Mr »«•<> Miv Edward J. Tavlor of Cedar Creek called on Rev. and or leave at Stuarts store with Mrs Ted Waiton in the upper peninsula. per In the school building Monday , Mrs. John Fleming, pioneer re­ ner «r M^ Ln M y Monday morning visitor at the Earl of Elmira nnd Mra. Clarenc- Zncji- Mra. John McCue Sunday afternoon Whitney. Do It as soon as possible. evening. Glenn Kellogg with several men ner MF Mrs. ------John---------Baar—-and I> Be guests of Mr and Mrs Jnv ^rerson home ariah —-and —--------— sure «■— ■ to — come »«.»« to — the >•>« meeting ...i* ariah and nnd children children ofof Bav Bar Citv Citv and BI1U from the Bliss Co. in Hastings at June and Kay Reynold* are «tay- [ sident of Carlton died at the home Mrs. Harold Rosenberger ' with •'P*’'1 1116 weekend with Mr. nqd daughter. Ann. and Mr. and Mrs. ! team what's being done for the I of her daughter, Mrs. M A. Vestrt Island lake. Harold Aldrteh In Mrs. Lloyd Curtiss of I-akc Odrssa Mrs. Michael Humphrey of Has- Mrs. George Karcher *• A- Seger of Grand Rapids were boy*. There will be a light lunch, I Ing with their grandparents. Mr. on Monday. northern Michigan. Elwood Yoder. was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. ting*, spent the weekend with Mra and Mrs Fred O Hughes while their Sunday afternoon callen pf Mr. and | -------------------------------------------------------1 ---------------Miss Dorothv Walton and Robert ------- ,------------------------- »- ;—------ . ’ Mis* Mabel Sisson wa* in Grand Delwin Hutchens and Dennis and Mrs. Merrill Karcher and family. parent* arc deer hunting in the up­ Campbell of Flint were Sundav din- . Mrs- Allen Fish, CHURCH NEWS Chester Wilson of Flint. । Rapids lYiesday visiting her mother, Frederickson at Mio. Mrs. Mary Shoemaker of Lansing per peninsula. William Ctidnev of South Bowne . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bunn of Camp­ ner guest.- of Mr. and Mr*. Claude Freeport Methodist Church Butterworth hospital reMra. Jennie Cara day returned to spent Friday evening with her par­ Mra. Glenn William* and children ■ who " is In ---------called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence | ' Everett M. love, pastor bel land Mrs Dema Ren.sch. local, Walton the home of her daughter. Mr*. ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres : of Ute W. K Kellogg farm and Mr Mha Helen Wood* of Hasttogs and Benedict Sunday afternoon Mis* LuelM Lucille Hawkins, Maude Rogers, after a few week., and Mrs John Adams spent Sat* ” Bwltlns ’who has Mr. and Mra. Ross Muswn and were Sundny evening supper guests Mrs Doris Piper of Buttle Creek : Bcrt Groat of Bedford called on | Morning Worship—11 00 of Mr. and Mrs, Owen Steckle in Sunday School — 12:00. ’ been teaching at Holland. has been visit al Lansing. friends of Battle Creek called on urday afternoon and evening In spent the weekend with Mr. and hls «>u*ln. Mrs. Inna Brown. Sun- I Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lightfoot at­ Mrs. Irma Brown Friday evening. honor of Roy's and Owen's birth- 1Mrs Virgil Woods. ;. engaged as dommtte science teacher ; day afternoon. ,Carlton Center Methodist Church Kalamazoo. day anniversaries. • tended the funeral of Louis Mc­ Mrs. L. D. Shrumpf and- two Mra Merrill Evan* and Miss'i here, tn succeed Miss Nellie Simnon. Mr. and Mra. Semlah Seese and' Milton Murphy. Jr.. <Doro- . BV ereu m uive. part Mrs. Leo Fry nnd children of Everett M.. Love, pastor Gee al the Sullivan funeral home ' children of Clark Lake arc spending Thelma Mott of Kalamazoo spent;'Miss SlmMin resigned to accept u Adah Motter attended a reof C,,lcn«0' called oil Homing Worship—10:00 Banfield spent Tuesday with Mr. Airs. 1 Wednesday evening at the home of 1I fine position In tlie South Carolina .and Mrs. Clarence Benedict. •'cepUon In honor of their eousln. Mrs. Fred Kunde Monday afternoon. | Sunday School—11:00. ' Sgt Don E Smelker nnd bride of Mrs Murphy I* planning to move their parent*, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rus­ I Normal for Girls. I Mra. Decda Meyera of West Free- ! Friday ( lo Oakland. Cai., next week. h of lhe United -sell Molt. ■ I Rucker. Alabama Friday Church port was a Sunday dinner guest Camp 1 FORTY YEARS AGO । Mr. Mrs. Carl Harshberger | . - and . ............. Brethren In Christ Russell Mott and Charles' Ham­ of Mrs Mary Dodge Nov. 20. 1902. mond, focal and Rennie Mott of | nuiI M ,tullk UICU „ „„ r «,u..ue. «><». Fred of Grand Rapids calleel on Mr. and Mrs. R F Kunde. | E. B. Griffin D. D jmstor Kenneth Rogers of Jackson spent Hon. Asa D. Rork died at hla home Kunde nnd family, and Mr* GerMra Clarence Van Patten Sunday ' I November 22. 1942 Itendershotl are deer hunting in ‘ln Agncw. Ottawa county. Nov. 14 • the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Coy : hardt Kunde and family were Haa- aH*rnoon. Stowell. Freeport the Upper Peninsula. lai 8 A M Mr» Eln*r P”' o> South Bend ।I 10:30 A. M Sunday School. !?r«and^rs Adan“ ,oeal-1 Mra j o. Nottingham died at her Bery l AIbert*on of Gull lake spent 1Ungs visitor* Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Howk vUited and Mi“ Kat<- Westervcld of Alba.! 11:30 A. M. Morning Worship Saturday and Sunday with -Rev Anti-Freexe for the and *» Cressey Tuesday Nov 11 of of Gull lake called on Mr. and Mrs. | pneumonia and Mrs. John McCue Mrs. Albert­ with the latter* parent*. Mr. and who Iwve bcfn visiting Rev. and Sermon by pastor. ot &«» Elmdale, MrR ----l-°ve. —th< re" Start" of Everyday son and lhe children returned home . Mrs Dan Weaver v> iu«_ic. also ----— - P“l two weeks,. — 7: 00 P. M. Christian Edcavor. Swyn Hayward in HasUngs and At Ule row of dUapldated with him after a visit with her called on Mr. and Mrs.Eugene I *urned w lhclr respective homes Topic: "Youth-* Call to Youth." Mr* James Stoeum and family Sun- I bulldlng. on the north side of Blate parent* . Krauss. Sunday afternoon. 1 Ia#t Sunday. 8: 00 P.-M. Annual Thank-Offer- day afternoon, street Is being renovated The launMra. Claude Mead Ls spending a 1 Mr and Mrs Virgil Woods and Messers Elmer and John Post of . r£?U !hc dry occupied by U-e Hing Ito* actfew days with Mr.and Howard andMrs. Mrs. Howard family- were In Pieraon and Sand I South Bend were over night guests and Mrs. Paul Belon, missionaries t02 s? L WU V* ‘»d aLthc I un»y bei'n a «»t a1 l““'“ ------— Lake Sundny. i*'* Rev. nnd Mra. Love Saturday. DeMond- of- Woodland. from the Southland, will speA school Monday evening. Nov 23 al, whUe curpentera have been seen al Mra. John Beider of Grand RapRev Allce A. Griffin accompanied Action pictures showing their work ’ °.C5dt Mr and Mrs Clare Bassett and Program will include : work ,n lhe Amerlean house ids and Mrs Maggie Buehler of Myrtle Wilson. Hildred Chase. family of Irving spent Sunday aft­ 1 _a .... reP---------------------r”',,ta“y of the nud will be presented. Special musical:--------------.... ,| £4 nu uee th. catch uf the your car completely checked foi Alto were Thursday callers of the Earl Sense nnd Audrea Endsley to ernoon with Mr. and Mre. George numbers. Public cordially Invited. । American Red Cross and a movie :j season .calon last ia., week week at Gun lake ' latter's niece. Mr*. Charles Bunn . Kalamazoo Saturday evening to atBassett. 8:00 P. M. Thursday—Prayer and ■ entitled. "Safeguarding Military In- catching ’ a Uiirty-nlnKinch Pickerel i Mrs. Gertrude Clum of Hastings 1 Mrs. Claude Walton spent Thurs- ,end the area Unified Finance Administrative board meeting meetlnv at formation ” formation." weighing twenty-seven pound.* was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. day and 'Friday with her cousin.' Coaching Conference at the Y. church. ri *v titi is Sunreyera were In lhe city SaturMrs. ~ Laura Hoelkstra of Grand M. C. A. Claude Walton. Pleasant Valley man. Be safe! llsi hiluh ,day maklng the preliminary survey Rev. .and Mra. E. B. Griffin will ; Mr. and Mrs Jack Healey and son , r.apias. Rapids. 10: 00 A. M Morning Worship Mrs. Wretha McNee entertained ' for the Grand RapldvJackson Mr. lhe Pleasant-------Valley of Battle Creek were Sunday afterMr. and Mrs. .«>». A. n. B a. Stevenson o.r.cmuu entertain ---------------------------------rChris----- — Sermon by pastor. the Busy Bee club Thursday for an electric railroad. The present plan noon guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Henry and baby of Grand Rapids spent llan Endeavor business nnd social To help preserve lhe life 11: 00 A. M. Sunday School. all day meeting. Two quilt* were 11* to enter lhe city from Grand Karcher. .Sunday with Mrs. Elnora Whitney meeting Friday evening November tied off. election of officers was, Rapids by way ol Stale ilreel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCoy and and Gaylord. ...i.i ..i—. —nm-..- . lhence t0 JeffenbOn. turning east Mr. and Mrs Mark E. Troyer of He,cn R“*tance Patty Houvenour Sally of Cedar Springs spent PriJ *' I south of tlie city. City counclman, clay afternoon with Mr. mid Mrs. Clarksville visited the former'* and Phyllis Braendle accompanied [ however say they will not be per­ • Ed Stairs mother. Mrs. E. M Troyer nt the [ Rev- and Mrs E H Ortffln to and Administrative board meeting north from Clay Hills were Howard ! mitted to pursue this route but will j Mrs. Gertrude Thomas of Bowne Ray Wieland home Sundny evening. NaAliville Monday night to tite at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay­ MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR Colburn. Guy McNce and son. Cla ­ have to turn al Uie corner of Creek ' whs a Friday evening caller of Mrs.1 Donald Clinton spent Sunday Rarry Christian Endeavor Union ton Mote rence nnd Roy McCaul. land Main thence south lo Bond TE ST. HASTINGS PHONE 2554 1 Irma Brown. । with his brother. Robert of Has- ; meeting. Rev. Kenneth Griswold. W. M. A. Thursday at the home Mra Vance Sharp of Lansing und thence lo Hanover, und in add­ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hnyner of Ungs who Is working at the Robert P®stor the Nashville Evangelical of Mr and Mrs. Bert Blank called at Leon Polls Thursday and ' Ilion In order to. secure.a fran.Lake Odessa und Mr. and. Mra_. Cook daiir form. ?.;£»«’ ‘he awaker. attended the club at Mr*. McKee'S. । chbie, the company will have to givs ' The Freeport Christian Endeavor ' High Floor Glos* Mr. and Mrs Leon Pott* spent a bond for completion ot Uie road. society met for business Friday eveAn excellent finish for a wooden J**' aPd Mrt where alcohol msy be Sunday with Mrs. Lcnna Johnson Firry years ago r^‘“«■« >“«"« tn Bowne. Mra. Guy McNee nnd Mrs Ho­ ■ planned tor December 4th for nli 1 , > . . . . . . — November 10. 1892. .nd frl-nd, “ “"7“” I '1- ■b“* B ”r ward Colburn spent the weekend in Items of Interest lacking in this Ronald D. H,.u ten lor Nort.lk,! I"11 "“S.l,“ Battle Crock at Chas. Poland's issue. V. . on OotoMr II. Ho rated u ■ b'”‘ ■d‘‘-a ™- »“■ ™Russel Boulter and family of Del­ November 17. 1892. . teaman tint rlau and Mir. ihrn . ’mvowi appdcaUonunUl a hl(h .lo.. ; ton were callers at Leon Poll*', SunJurors chosen tor the November । lias te—n promo.nl lo drill Inatevc- | dmrh t, arhlevrd ' ‘ j day evening. ' term of court are: J. Everhart and A. P. Sylvester. Yankee Springs; W. S. Niles and E. Beery. Assyria; M. M. Slocum and O. B. Wilcox. Baltimore; H. Whld^y and A. Bost­ wick. Barry; D. P. Sprague and J. W. Bronson. Carlton; D. W. Smith and O P. Wellman. Castleton: R. Fisher and P Prentiss. Hastings township; F. Ward. A. Woolley, j. Bessmer and F L. Heath, city; J. i Wilkinson and J. A. Ryan. Hope; ' G. Ingraham and H. Eckert. Irv­ ing; P. Merrill and C. E. Idcn, Johnstown. A. D. Wolf. Maple i Grove; F. A. Woodman, Orange­ : vllle: Wm. Garrett. Jr., Prairieville; G. E. Edger. Rutland; A. Sherk. ] Thomapple; Levi Chase, Woodland.' On account of poor health I have decided to quit farming and will sell at Public ' The Wool Bool company are reAuction at the farm located 2 miles east and one mile north of Freeport, or one celvlng plenty of order* for Uieir mile south of the Pleasant Valley church, on j goods these days. Word from Hastings hunters In ' tha north woods Indicates splendid I luck. Byron Didttnson's party have I killed four deer; Sid Crowell and party have killed seven, killing five j tn one day. Commencing at 1:00 o’clock P. M„ (harp, the following described property: Backward Bits of Ynferdoy FREEPORT FORETHOUGHT M'KEE SERVICE OIL SALES WHOSE SAVINGS ARE IN WUREIKTRICCOMRW? AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 CATTLE JUMEt FOR EXAMPLE! Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, fresh date of sale Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, due Nov. 29 Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, 6 Shoots; wt., about 100 ibs each FEED 12 tons Clover Hay 200 bu. Oats 30 bu. Barley About 500'crates Corn 500 Ibs. Calcium Carbonate mineral due July 9 Durham cow, 8 yrs. old, freshened September 26 FAKMULS tichilKU CLERICAL Book*.. Ub.=ri«. Jersey Heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Mar. 29 2 year-old Guernsey Heifers, unbred Year old Holstein Heifer, unbred Look at the section of America. Your almoit every American a its money in the last 10 to 15 Hake m the industry. yaara — and is producing seven-eighths of the nation’s local electric company could show a similar list —with some of your neighbors on it. Besides these thousands of direct investors, there ark millions more whose interest Banks and insurance corn* HOGS fwieg as much electricity for stockholder electric companie* represent people they serve. These people have entrusted their GOVERNMENT EMKOTEES vast »upply of power. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY JUNIOB EXECUTIVES . SENIOR EXECUTIVES . STUDENTS .... TBANSPORTATION . FOREMEN Chester White Brood sow 10 Shoots; wt., about 140 lbs. each MACHINERY McCormick-Deering F-12 tractor with direct connected Plow Pump Jack McCamjick-Deering 6-foot Disk McCormick-Deering Hay Loader McCormick-Deering Low All Steel Wagon. 20 gal. of No. 30 Oil McCormick-Deering "Big 6" Mower Keystone Side Delivery Rake John Deere Manure Spreader Dowagiac Fertilizer Grain Drill. 12 hole. Set of Platform Scales 3-Section Spring-tooth Drag 4 new 10-gal. Milk Cans 300 capacity electric Brooder stove Other articles too numerous to mention Justus O. Rockwell, 98-year-old Hattie E. Alexander by Justice of the Peace William Hoar. This Item appeared In the Seattle Post-Intelli­ gencer as of August 31. 1930. Who said, “youth must be served”? An occasional dusting with sul­ phur will be beneficial to green beans. Christmas GIFTS for all the family Christmas Cards Buy Your Cords Early Choice of hundred* ot curAi wish appropriate verve* and greetings. We carry a Urge tine of all nationally ad­ vertised product*. Complete TERMS OF SALE: Cosh. Nothing to be removed from premises until settled for and everything to be settled for on day of sale. CARL G. SHAW, Propr. H. 0. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer R. A. LAPO. Clerk LEE OFFICE SUPPLY STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THCMI1AY, NOVEMBER II, IM2 ilancei •rday AGO v front wa* comTdyear Hardware ware* tn the state pld^ Band of 25 lorlum Proceed* Hie new Pennock returned to her Odessa .Sunday •lay In Pennock i ha.* been issued and Marjorie AGO maken ot ladles to i.iy the founion to 1U factory. Ing. pioneer !•'lied nt the home m waa In Grand Ring her mother, oith hospital rcperatlon wkins. who lias lolland. ha* been c science teacher s* Nellie Simson. led to accept u • South Carolina GO died nt lib home county. Nov 14 lhain died at her lesdny Nov. 11 of f of dilapidated rth side of Stale vated. Tlie luune Hing has acto a coat ot paint ivc been seen nt ui house Uie catch of the at' Gun lake Inc^lnch Pickerel ren pound*. i the city SaturtUnilnnry survey Raplds-Jackson he present plan ty from Grand f Slate street, n. turning eti*t City counciman. will not be per­ is route but will corner of Creek south to Bond ver. and in addsecure .a franwill have to glv« >n of Uie road. lacking In thin r the November J. Everhart and kee Springs; W. Beery. Assyria; I O. B Wilcox, by and A. BostSprague and J. is: D w. smith i, Castleton; R. rntlM. Hastings , A. Woolley. J. Heath, city; J. A. Ryan. Hope; H. Eckert. Irvid C. E. Iden, Wolf. Maple dman. Orange Jr.. Prairieville; »nd; A Sherk, base. Woodland, ompany are re­ aders for their ng* hunter* in dlcates splendid on's party hare Id Crowell and ven. killing five The liouse, being some distance Red Croas and we plan to buy some .-A .... ___ — _ _ —_ •__ . —___________ «,mw of Mr. and Mn. Ray aches! wm Bevsrwl of Um ladiaa osM at harlBmnnk of l*u S!4 B1Xt^ ?5*4**^ . M«-.Sarah Oatroth. Mr. and Mr*, home with refreshments and th* day nir.lu la ----------------- . and Mr*. Joseph McKnight of Has- member*. Mrs. Sarah Meyer* and । The Banner reader* will rememAd* Allerding and Rose Dull* Leslie Adame of Maple Grove. Mr usual vUltlng and wished her many! r « Mr. and au*. Mr* aonn John nynea Hynes « of stwt Holt tlw c,Uc<1 on frten<u ln----------Wood. Mra. Bernice Osgood. ber that Mr. ano -------i----------------------------------’T Mr. '’"-L.Parrott ”’“LTL raises »tring *CI’e «iampiona In a cipherin* *nd Mrs. Karl Eckardt, Brace and;more pleasant events of this kind.1 d.;„h£. 77™ ...... -... land Rundiv altetvinrm J ««* _ _____________ _____ ■_ — ____ visited hl* parents Mr and Mrs. l“nd Sund4F afternoon i Woodland Hskiter Die* In Camp bsaiu for seed which be take* to match Friday afternoon , Joyce Eckardt I as. . Henry Hynea Sunday evening. Mr and Mre B. O Shomo and Word waa received here Monday Florida each winter and mU* lo lhe j Our »t*mp sale* amounted to M55 Bruce Eckardt and J< grower* there lo be taler later told sold. in i| last week. Mre Anna Kahler Dorr Kahler * B-Border were dinner guest* by Mr. and Mra. Marton Swift of Brower* .M. 8. C. spent over I all the market* of ot the United States. 6tatc*. I We listened to “Woodland Day" with their home folks and Mlsa Pearse of Woodland of tho death of their ton son *U the markets Mis* RuLh Rutli Scudder called on ot of Mr and “nd Mr> Edward Fearae •>,u Mua inourak WA.UUUK,and Laucu un OrBnd Rapid* Sunday. »»„^... aA tnicklrad nf __ A .___ Bump th* past f«w relative* Cloverdale Delton Pvt. Jamu 8win. Jl. Monday oi th*u> Manx mns w*n> were । nn on tha u>e rarttn raow tail rast Mnr>.4av asonuay. *1— Sunday afternoon. 1 Mr*. A .... first, ——. -- -- -------- - — ' Sndth‘» pupil* w*ra our gue*t*. Mra. Chas. Townsend Townaend and daughdaugh- at Camp *««-*• Chaffee, «•»•••«>. Arkansas .. daughter Dorothy and lhe former's O. G Peaze and wife, who recent­ ard and Diana Mai ter* of South Woodland spent Bal-l telegram was received telling of hla rtay morning and one truckload liad granddaughter from Hasting* vta-|>F moved to Augusta, having pur- vllle and a friend fi Sgt. Cliffotd Tousley and Corp.', \ "^Z7Z~L7* ------------COATS GROVE . ---------_«.ra . . *crioua illness to be immsdtately ro»already been dellvsred to the elcited at the K. Brodbeck home Sunchased the home, the office and Wauon Touaity of Maryland vis- i •‘fUn‘o°n W* parents. Bed Mr. and Mra. Carl He£ tlJe'«- V. Townsend , lowed by a second, telling of hi* ■ *«U>r to be picked and this truck lhe practice ot Dr. Finch, who ha* The extension sroup met last day afternoon. | death He had been ill four or five happened to be k. the garage next Tuesday with Mra. Doris Teeter with Mrs Bertha Eckardt. Mrs. Lydia Ibcen c*U«d into the service. Allce Fbley returned to Cln first of tho week going from here I Mr “nd CaM Hetee and Mra I Schuler and Qithcr and Ml** Olga I Mr*. Edna Whitworth. Harry on Saturday. weeks following an injury lo hi* t0 the house. AU th* other beans. lo Sheridan to visit their mother. । Beiths Scofield attended lhe 50th ! chest while tn pracUce at lhe camp wheat, barley and hay were de- good attendance. ------- — -- -------------- --------------Mr. and Mra. Raymond ShulU. Eckardt were Sunday dinner guests and Wallace Preston Visited Mr. Mra Henry Beverwyk and Sum uno and Mra. Mn tl. II. a A . muon K,u„„ cn-.T7—“TiZt. supt. .’Z—Ti'-T"* but ttruyed. but hi* his death deaUi waa was not not exnecud expecwi atruyed. j Beverly and Melvin, of West oF^r. and Mr*. Charlie Eckardt. | and Mra. Irving ....... Fisher - —... at Charlotte ter irr Jua iui Ann Of oi Hasim r>aaun*B Judith tertelned Uie superintendent* and, of £???'’ — -­ Beside* hla parents. Mr. and Mr*.. The Iom was partially covered by . Hastings and Mra. Clara Shult* of Mr. and — Mn. .Albert ,ww Boyer W1M1 —, Bunday. Mr. Fisher la an invalid spending a few day* with her of rnear their wive* of Barry county ThunU . . afternoon vis- • having biVlr,, been n confined •to « kt... -_ Hastings called on Mrs Paul Wood- 1t Vermontville were hla K.A bed rnte, Mr. and... Mra May st»mn wftU a ftUt sister Mr*. Scofield and * an aunt Marlon Swift of Castleton towiuhsv. Insurance. day evening with a dinner at Uteir !I * *r of Mr * aco, “w <nd n Bunt nr Iic«>c» h* mvm one unc brother urmucr ih ui xerviee xniuc, I.. j-. .. u church —*. w__ New*. WaodUnd and . , man ‘“an #n uno d baby uaoy Sunday, ounasy. at Uie uie H. n. liters. itors. . .the glow part greater pnrv of ui the uie time nine duraur- h«r husband ta north hunUng. . of Mr Hebe Mra. Scofield remalnhome here. Fourteen wire present., Iman home *x>— Marilyn Eckardt — a— . — t th* ixhi y«*r* xrM* Mcrle Swift, who i* an P on Kilpatrick Woodman i Mis* spent over'*»t lhe i*xt >»“ * el<hl and *■ la »a Mn. Roy Huver of Lansing coming from Delton. Freeport. Has- ;; ed with Mr and Mr*. Schneider for Staten Island. New York, on*.broth-1, fipecui nMUng* which began Pre*. Roosevelt ha* asked that the weekend with MLm Wards Faul brother of Mra. Whitworth. tings. Nashville. Middleville and er and two slsteis at iwrne and one November 8th at Hie Kilpatrick Thanksgiving be made a Day of ; In Woodland 1 Mr*. Harm Hook la spending a the weekend. Kellogg Agricultural near Hickory Mr “nd Mri E. E. Border were sister in Chicago. \ ,... church ... are ciiuicii me M. growing In interest and Prayer *o the Church will hold an I Mr*: Charite Van^tent and daugh- few day* with ber mother, Mra. vt- ----- ...------ . |1 dinner miMfx guest* «l at th. the hnm. home r,f of Mr. No funeral arrangements T»ad v.a wm continue. There . hasbwt,n n0 es-ming service al 8 P. M. on ter Betty and Mr*. Forest Dorsey Otis Ftsher at Comstock. I nnd Mrs Donald Gager of Grand Mr and Mra. Scott Campbell and of Detroit visited their mother. Mra.‘ ' Mr*. MllUm Trafford entertained spending a few day* north hunting. been msde al this wrlUng. closing date set. We arp-5working Thanksgiving Day. Nov. 28. The j---------------------------------------------------Rapids last Sunday. family of -Lacey spent Sunday with r. Rev. Crawford will be in G. L. Bates over the weekend Mrs the community birthday dub at DEATH OF MRS MARY BATES f together with God to _wla [ Tlie Barry County Christian En­ . Mrs Mary Bates. 77. widow of •■———*• —■her mother. Mr* Jrs.de Scudder uf Dorsey stayed to assist in caring for her horde Friday afternoon. *<•- • — | BANNER WANT ADVB. FAT deavor held a special. meeting at West. Woodland. 1 wdl cl<*Ji'-the. meetings when we Among those who have gone on a her mother who is falling rapidly. Clear lake Coast Guard Station George Bale*, died al the home of feel It Is God’s will hunting trip up north are Kenneth Betty Cobb, daughter of Mr. and Mis* Bertha Wagoner, three mile* Sunday evening. The Barry County We greatly appreciate thr attend- Kelsey. Paul Woodman. Floyd Van BRANCH DISTRICT Mrs. E Cobb of Woodland township northeast of Woodland. Monday. C. E held their monthly meeting at ancc of those from other churches . W>p Harlow Barnum, and Chas, had- lhe mlafoituhc to break het Mrs Ethel Wilcox was a Grand the Nashville Evangelical church Nov. IB. She leaves three son*, Ar- as well as those who iiave no church i Townsend. . wtlst while playing on the gym | thur. Erwin and Floyd of Woodland; Rapids visitor last Monday. Monday evening • Lloyd Demand and Harley Martin floor at school Monday O D. and Burr Fasten art on a 1 BUY U. $. BOND AND STAMPS AND GOOD .. .... .... two lUUMiiier*. daughters. mrs. Mrs. Alice Vanvan- home. Mr M,d Mr. Ijwrjne. nir.Irrrrk M „ otady , Mr. and Mra. Carl Jordan enter-1 J,’r. B,,d _Mr\ *5w!5?Ce.’lnet”C5 Zandt of Detroit, and Mr* Gladys I of Ionia vbited the former's mother hunting trip to the northern part1 Amputate Leg Monday SOUND REAL ESTATE “ llbd on .tarrlh RlriitH at P^nnorlr . — ... . . 1 last Monday night talnrd With a family dinner last ,, ?" Smith «l Pennock । DBr$ey Of RMetflte; one sister, Mn of the state. Jacob Smith of Vermontville, a Hie D. O. T. O. had their Family Sunday. Her mother and father nw>,,luu |D g MoU Of Adrian; one brother, former resident ql thb vicinity and Mr. and Mra. Herman Miller and Hove just lilted a wonderful piece of real estate, and all of her sisters were present i The MLws Elizabeth and Agnes John Bwenk ot Quincy. Ill. and u brother of Kenneth and Orlo Night last Wednesday evening with two sons of Detroit, Mr and Mrs supper in the church and the pro­ Guests were Mr and Mrs. Gilbert • Smith of Isin*ing were overnight1 thirteen grandchildren. a beautiful 14 room house. and storeroom, all Smlih Buffered a broken leg last , gram al the school house which was Ellis White and two children of Todd ami Mra. Frederick Fuhr and ' guests nf Mr and Mra. — Cal -Furlong ---------, -------- • services ----- will be•­ held ...------------------Funeral Tuesday when he stepped off a:i m charge of Mrs. WUda A Herding Marshall were Sunday guests of Mr. boy* of Hastings. Mr and Mrs Saturday Sunday dinner ---guesu niursday at 2 p m nt Evangelical ladder. ’ and Mr*: Kenneth Norton. has most beautiful floors you ever sow. full lot, and Mrs. Pearl Demond. Group Flunk Werber and daughter* and were Mr and Mra Herbert Andcr- church In Woodland and burial In Mr. and Mrs H. J Wilcox, spent Hr wa* taken tn Pennock ho*-, singing was led by Jesse Chase. double garage, in first class condition, $10,000. Mr.* Glen Barber of Detroit and Mr sot and children and Mbs Hasel Woodland Memorial Park. pltai. Thia leg ha* reused Mr.r A play. "The Anti-Gossip Club" was Friday in Battle Creek. and Mrs. John Brock <>f Grand Smith, also of Lansing and Mr* Mr*. Margery Whitcomb and Bev- I Break* Hip In Fall Smith much trouble for many year* i given ~Jvrn by > Five acres, all modern house and bam, need some Nane Coolbaugh, Ethel Kdivili ----------Baas of Woodland 8un- : La*t Thursday forenoon. Mr. and Ledge.' --------------- On ----------erly Converse of Battle Creek spent It was deemed necessary to arnpu- .j uiidrrd Chaw. repairs ----------------------------------------------------- $3,000 Pearl Demond. Mrs. Roy Rowladi'r and Mr* Jes-1‘•‘•F Mr and Mi*. Furlong, Miss jtra Junes Tyler were called to tale the leg above the knee The a few days with the former'* par­ Me Hatton called on Mr* Viola ' Harel Smith. Mlsa Agnes Smith and Martin Comers becansr wrl-­ o;>eratlon was performed Monday. r Grace Coats. Margaret Coat*. Ola ent*. Mr and Mrs. Vincent Norton. because of the lhe seri 200 acre farm 5 miles out on pavement form is Kimble. Agnes Haight and Nina at the home of Mr and Mr*. Carl j Mr* Hribert Anderson called at oUS I The former Marclie Marshall of ous injury Injury of lhe latter'* mother. one mile long, lays just about perfect, fine set Nlrthnmer in Hasting* Monday af- I Pennock hospital lo see their broth- Mr*. M,.-. Eva Troutwine, T.^twUU1. A doctor from South Woodland Church of lhe Townsend. Ivah Brisbin and Pearl Battle Creek ipent Sunday with ber of buildings, good rich soil listed ot a groat bar­ Brethren Demond sang. “When I Take My parents, Mr. and Mr* George Mar- ' temoon. They found Mrs Na*n er nephew, Jacob Smith _________ Hastings wa* called.... and had hei Arthur L. Dodge, Pastor Vacation In Heaven". gain. gaining nicely from her recent ill-1 Mr and Mra. Verne Hlar of Mid- removtd to Pennock hospital where shall. and Mr*. 10:000 A. M. Worship and sermon. ■ Kenneth' Demond. About seventeen dollars was clear- ne*.*. rileville called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo her hip wa* xrayed and found .to A good buy in the Village of Woodland. 6 room Pear) Demond and her father. Arch ed al the soup supper at the home Ml is Marjorie Rcesor nf Kalama- Forman. Bunday afternoon. Mr. be broken. Because of the seriou*- .Thrme: Why Christian Missions? house complete both, good well, gas in house, 11 00 -A. M. Sunday school. Graves, were in Battle Creek on zno spent the weekend with her par- i nnd Mrs. Clarence Forman and fam- ! nets of the break and her advanced of Mr and Mrs Lester Hawk* last This day L* being observed as Sunday Mr*. Pearl Demond enter­ Friday evening. ’ ent* Mr nnri^Mra. Albert Reesor | lly of Hom»r spent Sunday after- age. it will be necessary for Mr*. has 3 bedrooms and has a barn for garage $1800 Pfc. Richard Estep of Tennessee i noon nnd evening at the Forman Troutwine to remain in the hospital Harvest and Tliailksglvihg day. Pro­ tained her son. Fay and Fay. Jr. to a Miss Sylvia Whitmore V. of Battle Another house and a pretty good one too in gram boUi morning and al ternoon. birthday supper on Friday evening.. fr-ek spent Sunday with the home , was home on furlough part ot la*t' holm- Mr*. Forman, who has been, for *ome time, Pot luck dinner at noon. Bring cov­ Mra. Hawkins of Hastings vbited folk*. Woodland for only________ _____________ $800 week. Pfc Estep and Mrs Estep : seriously ill with heart trouble, is Change School. Hour* of Hazlett were weekend jnirrts ot ’»lowly Improving. j An adjusUncnt in the time of tlie ered duh. sandwiches and your own her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mr*. ~ Dora. Outcheu is staying i And another good buy in Woodland, a house her mother. Mr*. Arik- Spindler. Mr and Mr* Howard Hewitt call- Woodland Township school wm? table service. We Invite you lo en­ Mrs Marvin Edwards last Friday with Mr*. O. D. Fa-wett while the with 4 bodrooms, living room, dining room, men folks arc deer hunting. Ottu-r dinner guests Saturday night . on yr Mrs John Richard- 1 made Monday. Nov 16. Tl»e buses joy lhe fellowship of the day with night and Saturday. kitchen, has furnace$2000 will start one half hour later in Mrs. Lee Whjtcomb, Mr and Mrs were Miss Catherine Spindler nnd AOn ot Carlton Sunday afternoon. NORTHEAST WOODLAND 2:00 P. M Hymn sing. Vincent Norton visited relative* in' James Griffith of Battle Creek nnd I Mr. and Mr*. Glen Griffith of 1 the mornings «vitl\ school opening Mr*. Lydia Schuler and Esther Kalamo. Sunday afternoon. Another in Woodland, 7 room house Arcola Chalk talk by V. R Wotring. i at 0 25 A. M. Tlie high school noon George Spindler o! Lafayette. In­ Middleville called on Mr and Mrs spent a few days last week with the Sermon theme: “ Gratitude" Rev. heating system, electricity, barn only$1200 I hour will be betweed 12:22 and 1:10 diana. Pfc. E*tep expects to be John Hauer Sunday afternoon. j former's sister. Mrs. Mary Kun* In DOWL1NO p. M. with school dismissing at 4:02. ... .. tran*fcned to a camp tn Mb&nuri Woodland is a good place to live and they, hove Mr. and Mra. Ted Euper and Mra. Church of lhe l ulled Brethren in Grand Rapids. upon hi* return. Several groups of deer hunters Mr. and Mra. Glendon Eckardt ot : an excellent school. Gtu Johnson vutted Herman John-, Christ ~-• Burn* R-v and Mr* H. V. Townsend at- son 1 Huntings were supper guests at the from this locality left last week who is in a Flint hospital con- ' Hie Woodland fire truck was call- 1 I. H. Osgood. Minbtcr tendid the funeral of Mrs. Isaac for the northern part of lhe state: novumui home of hla -mother. Mrs. Bertha ; rd uui out humui about «five airxe of in Lake l.uxr Ode-, iNir-.a ,*if>niin\ after-1 liner- i valr.vclnc. from an emergency op- cu i»c o'clock Monday Woodland Mott a Monday Marshall Pierce. Orlie Fisher. I. Hemin, ««raup. -nuntasblraiE^tti nidw uettra i.J. Oswald and John Ormsbe left ‘ nni-ii. Rev Tuwn*i nil pre*ehed lhe afternoon to the farm home of Geo funeral wrmon. assisted bv Rev Ar- 1 J*r>’ Jo,“M®n remained in Flint to pnrmtt, one mile and a half north early Friday and Archie Newton. Sunday «hott 11:00 A. M. , “>» J«by rom OUdwlo thur Dodge, pastor of lhe South j " -----------------of the village. ---------------Mr. Parrot,----who wa* John Hammond. James Powell and hospital. Mr* Johnson .recently helping hi* neighbor. Carl Enz pick No ..tun, renlee. .11 ttw ot- I nrattw ttllu »1<l Wdoy will, Mr..,Ro lhe Babcock soon followed. Leo REAL ESTATE BROKER Woodland Churvir of thr Brethren moved her lv>u*ehold gcxxta from the land ev.n,rll«lc ,-rrvlws ■( lhe KU“ ld Mra Ben Schneider. ,Geller and Bob Abendroth. Junior mm. noUei-d the fire and imme­ Mr and Mrs. Herald Classic wen(The best investment an earth I* the earth itself) I M1‘s ol«“ Eckardt n«ompatted ,Oswald and Albert Lee were among • Rush house in Wood Lu id where she diately turned in the alarm but be- ottrkk church. in Lansing last Thursday on bti*ihas been living Hie past year and cau*e of the strong breeze from lhe Kilpatrick 1 Mrs WiM Lesson to Grand Rapids , the later ones, all hoping to bring I nea>. STEBBINS BUI!BING PHONE 2659 stored them at the fann home of southwest the building containing Sunday school 10:30 A. M Wcdnljday to visit the latter * ।back game of some kind a» a re­ Ml-- Marilyn Eckmdt of north-: her son Nels in West Woodland. grain and tools to the south where Morning worship. Thank-sgivlni:. daughter, Laura al Blodgett hos- ward for their effort*. , east'Woodland was a weekend guest Mrs. Johnson has not made defln- lhe fire first started wnS soon en- service 11 -----| pitot, where she underwent an opA “happy birthday" surprise was I 30 A. M. _ jU_Jhc_lmmc of Mbs Mania _Eanl. ClirWai? EndSvdr 7:30 P. M. ’ err.tion on Monday 'given Mnr. cnet Granger Tuesday.-*’ veloped in Haines arid aTtani a'BtC ” ‘ nnd attended the freshman skat­ — Evangelistic services continue each. ■ ing party al Thomupple Inke Fri­ । Tlie Rev i H. Ogood and son tie to the cast and north soon waa j L i David visited Mr. O^ood's father, completely ablaze. Some sheep and..Ighl night8:00 8:00P.P.M.M. ---------day evening. Jwwc A Osgood uf West Hope on from the second bam -----' -----------"~ ..... i were | The pastor U bringing the Goa< M a E s SSS3SSS4 Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Burklr were saved. | pel messages and special music r. NIII ■ saved. Sunday dinner guexU of Mra. Csrivle Salurday. ..... .. ________ Mr. Parrott hud been working in being supplied by local talent All | Burkle of Lansing while Carlyle Mr JcMlc Hatton opened her j tlie granary but Just a few minute* are Invited to come and enjoy tpe was north deer hunting. Mr*. Bur( kle spent Sundav nleht as n guc»t ’home to’ the W. C. T U. Friday earlici fanning beans and It Is not rentee* with us. | known If a short In the motor, Woodland School* cf Mr. and Mra. Paul SmlUi. also afternoon. November 13. Mra. Alice Hendec. newly elected caused the fire or combustion from ‘ Remember lo see "HL* Ozark Coil- u|U of Lansing. Mrs. Jennie Slocum. Mrs. Lester president, presided. After a busl- the grain or beans. The barn con- ’ un" Friday at Woodland. Nov.20 i Dll Brumm accompanied Mr. and Mr*. lies* meeting. Miss Olga Eckardt. J telned a complete elevator for car-] at 8:15. Senior play, -------- ’--------* First Grade ffiln and Stanley Mankrr and Roberta and delegate to lhe state convenlon at Ing for beans and grain, valuable * Klnderrarden Rodney Jordan and David -------------------------------Blood Mr O. E Miller of South Wood- Lansing gave a most interesting and welding tools and much equlppient | AU Uie farm tools had been put arc bock In school after being sick lancL to call on Mr and Mrs John instructive report. Mr*. Dodge, leader for Uie after, away for the winter lhe previous 1 for several day* . Weaver of near Hastings Sunday noon, called on Mrs Woodman for Saturday. Tlie lots Includes two Our room sold »fl65 in Defense afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. John Chamberlain an article on vitamin*. Mra. Tyler j tractor*, n combine, manure spread- Stamps, We are glad to have Jack Arnie and daughter Stella of Nile* and Mr presented the Department of Lit- er loaded with beans, new rakes, and Mrs Marshall Briney and two erature. A jmpcr by Mr*. Wingard bean thresher nnd many oUier valu- | back after his long absence. ’ Third Grade rliljdr^ of Buchanan w-re Sun­ on "Home Making and Defense able tools which will be Impossible { Our room has Joined tlie Junior day 'dinner guest* of Mrs Clara Measures" was inensely Interesting to replace. . I________________________________ ‘ Klopfenstein and Herbert Shanti, and timely. Mrs Tvler will entertain the Un­ Sr. December 11 and Mrs.-------BerElwtxxl MiLeod of East Lansing .Ion —on -------------------------------------. suenl the weekend with hh parents, nice Kantner will have charge of i Mr and Mr* Gilbert McLeod. Sun- the program. day dinner guests at their horde ; The newly appointed vice preslwere Mr. and Mr*. Albert Reahtn dents from the churches are Mr*. •f I.akr Od«~*a. ■ Th ter. Mra. Gardiner. Mr* Wingard. Mr end Mr* Lawrence F»ul ar- Mr*. Schneider. Mrs. Black and Mrs ccmnanled hr Mr nnd Mr». Cha*. I Ekken*. Head* of Department* arc Rovlader of Grand Rapid* were 1 as follow*: Spiritual Education. Mra Sundav dinner guesu of Mr and | Woodman; Alcohol Education. Mrs. Mr*, clnrrnee Arnie of RMtIe Creek. Tyler: Character Building. Mra., Thl* wa* a celebration of the birth- Ruth Fisher; Christian Clllscnshlp. days of Mr and Mra. Faul and the I Mr > Ctera Klopfenstein: Pre.** and Arnie'.* older son, Jack which occur Publicity. Mrs. Bernice Osgood; । WOODLAND in the first two week* tn November. I Flower Committee. Mtaa Olga Eck-1 C*n< anri Wv. Wa.rA A. Vww > GIVE YOUR CAR SOMETHING TO BE »°.o\THANKFUL FOR... £ rell. Bd-year-old r by Juitlce of loan Thl* Item ittle Poit-lntelllI 21. IBM. Who ran* »Ung with sub Arial to green NOTICE! GIFTS family Cards A few suggestions that will help conserve your gar­ bage container: iorly lonally adl Complete ippUe* and 'ICE (TORE Fhono Btt IN A HOME THAT IS "WINTER-PROOF”—DO IT NOW! GARBAGE REMOVAL To the customers we serve . . . PLEASE BE KIND TO YOUR GARBAGE CAN! Because of the metal short­ age and government regulations we are unable to secure any more new garbage cans so the one you now hove will have to lost for the duration! We want'to serve you but you can help to conserve tires, gas. manpower and METAL for our country ond ollies. our EARL R. BOYES 4 1 2 3 Qi We have money for Repairing, Remodeling or for Buying Bwt come in today! . . krep it lubricated! Don't forget lo drive under 40 . . Place container on raised platform, to avoid bottom rusting. ready to help you with wartime conservation check-up* and ■ service*. Drive In now. Give your car and yourself somethin* to be liiakful tor! Do not put liquids into container, this will help prevent lusting on inside. CARE FOR YOUR CAR—FOR YOUR COUNTRY Refrain from putting paper and junk in with garbage, as these must be re­ moved and help is not available for this We wont to continue to serve you ond with your co­ operation there need be no interruption in our service. , May we have your consideration . t . Thank you. GEORGE SHEFFIELD You mutt make your cor lost! From now on, moke it o regular habit to change oil every 1000 miles. ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime & Cor. J»ff*r*oa aal Court St*., Hastlags, Mickigaa •tt*n*s» WladakieM Wipon VulcactUig s Gr««*Ia| WaaMag Yes ... we have money to help finance REMODELING... REPAIRING your home. But it is also true we do not know how long we will be able to do this, so come in now and talk it over. Our plan enables you to have the work done and pay for it in easy payments. • We can alio finance the purchase of a home that is already built so if you have one in mind don't delay. Buy It Today and let us help finance it. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN 9 STEBBINS BLOC. MEMBER F. H. L I. J �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER U. IMS was hostess to a gathering of tlie I Emma Williams, Mrs Florence Geu-' present were Messrs. Ear) Kermeen. MARTIN CORNERS HICKORY CORNERS I bidtea who as'children, with her at-rk«* »nd Mrs Katherine Wleringa, (August Finkbeiner. WiU Schroder, Rev. and Mra Harold Bugbee u, s,ma„ Khoo, cll„ U1 ihu I cj.ua. H-nbmi. aw. fortune to fall last Thursday morn­ of KalnmJuoo called on Mr. and ■ 1 " at Byron Center, about thirty-five' Deputy sheriff Jerald Bedford and Uieir wive*. ing breaking her right leg just be­ Mrs Otis Lawrence Friday after­ fOontinued from page 5.) I years ago. Some of them had not Bu*»ell Bedford. Mat Bedford and I Mr. and Mra. Frank Janeschek low the hip in two places. She waa noon. Where die will .pend a couple of met in some time and it wa* indeed McCaul left on Hiureday for and Utile *on recently moved to taken to Pennock hoopltal and ia Mra. H. E. Barnes' grandson. Her­ week*, with her daughter,P Mra. • d*? of bappy association and G«rmta*t, U. P. on their annual | Nashville where they have purbert Kenneth Barnes of South Bend. hunUng trek.year. Jerri Jerry । chased a home. They still retain retain tier the circumstances, Owing to Indiana, recently inducted into Olady* Wurm and family. pleasant reminiscences. Guest of hunUn * ,rek Last rear. her age it is quite serious but we tlie U. 8. Army, made a "Happy closed the trip by accidentally shoot- ! their farm in west Thortiapple. . ins tnin.vlf through the shoulder. Farmers are glad to see these all hope tor her a good recovery- ! Landing" at Bradley Field. Conn.. again aettJed In their own home nt- Tulsa. Oklahoma. Others were Mre. Better luck and a good reward this | ph-osant days for there Is still quite Miss Hard Smith of Plainwell where hla only brother, Joseph i Amber Rlttenger. Mra. Iva DeGraw. J a lot of com to be husked and bean and G. B- Townsend of Orangeville Keith Bame*, is located. Mrs. Ethel Wright, Mrs. Grace Sov­ tlnw.- boys. hls daughter in Grand Rapids. Old residents, who remember Chas,' threshing and soy bean cutting yet — ■ , , ereign. Mrs. L«ora Leora nacactt. Hackett, au all OC us Those from “Out our way" who , ljUAlne5'' Grund Rapids and Mra Hazel Flrs- Mungerson and hls family, will be i is the order of the day. Pbher Sunday of last week. ____ , have ____ gone___ north to hunt deer are trtp to Lansing Wednesday | er of Hopkins Also attending thl* sorry know that, the James A. I Car owners of this community and Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher were Vere ■ Wiliams nuuua, and AOII-m-iaw, son-in-law. tjaSaWednesday. Novemoer 4 Mra. Bn- gathering Were — Mrs Sheehan ----- -------- s Read of Lowell, son of Mr and Mrs. Thomapple-KeUogg district will.reg- Sunday afternoon callera at Mr. and bine Kant of- Augusta. ■ *George WilDK — I,.., -/ . ____ L , .. — . . mett Sheehan of Bowne township., mother, sister and daughter. Mra. Percy Read, who was drowned In fitter for gas rationing at tlie study Mra. Barry Wellman's. E::~ Barry has ilson. Chancey MUIer, Harry Mar­ the southwest Pacific several weeljs hail. In the T-K school. Wednesday. not been very well of late te and und ha*!*hall. M?. and Mra. John Mourer has ' ago, waa his grandson James* moth- , Thuraday and Friday from 3 to 9 been having the fhi also. Hb daugh­ and Mrs. Earl Burdick of Augusta, cr waa Uie former Ethel Mungerton. p. m. To mnke the rationing easier ter. Mrs. Ruth Keyes of Jackson Is and son and daughter-in-law.Mr |E. M. Cadwallader. Martin Paters. Postmaiter Clifford Gardner.Xpr. for the registrant. Supt. J. F Sehlp- helping to care for him. C. A. E. Lund and Glenn Blake left P*r has requested persons whose Mr and Mrs' Roland Barry, and Myron Slmpuon and Rev. and Mrs. late Saturday evening for HunteVs last names begin with the letters son Robert left Monday of hut week .Victor Jones. l.o<lgc. U. P . near Grand Marais\ from A to M inclusive register Wed- for the upper peninsula on a deer Rev. and Mrs. Estle Hamra. Mr. where they will spend a few days nesday. those from I to P on Thurs- . |ftnd M«- J Henry Bosch and hunting. * i day and from Q to Z on Frida?. -J. HSre was a meeting of the Sun,^he Mrs. Amble Mugridge has recentGrjvealde services were haM^at day school officer* and teacher* at ca,’f,d T ly received ia'cablegram letter from ' the Hooker cemetery in^Leighton Mr. and Mrs. J. D Aelick's test Fri- r™ ,Jno‘h'r- Mr»- H E. evening Bames. Saturday afternoon. her son Clare stating he is still In township, AlHup_county. at 2 p. day un> evening. ( Mn WagI ftrp North Ireland, where he has been m. Saturday, November 14 for Mrs. Miss Greta Cogswell of Kalama- Lansing where Rev. Wagley will for wvcruL months. ' Florence Barrell who passed away Max Lynd. Ed Miller. Charles nt„t!’c home ot her Clark Bar- zoo spent over the weekend with her undergo an operation for the re­ father and sister*. Wm. Cogswell nidval of hls )ett eye Andler and Byron Ward of Cale:‘r Albion. She had been a i rcv. ond Mra. Iler are the purilonia left on Tnursday for Shingle- o^IMt invalid tor several yeiys fol­ anil daughter*. MLu Alice Whetstone returned ,enLs of a girt bom Saturday noon ton. U P on their annual vacation । *«veral stroke. She was deer hunting. Arthur Geukes and | *n, Leighton township In the home Sunday of last week after i at Community hospital. Battle friends of hi* from Byron Center »«-uer dbtrict. thr daughter of Mr. *|)en<Ung three we6ks in Grand Creek. I Miss Bonneta Bromley of Kalaalso Ouerney Keiser, leave on Wed-1nnd Jnn,M Clark and grew to Rapids b0"1* °\er »** weekend nrsday for their annual deer hunt. w°man*K'od ln that community1 Mr*. Elsie Cogswell - - — and children m??00 Alter her ner marriage marriage to to Edd Ldd Barrell Barrell and, and . Mrs._Antubelle Mr*. Annabelle Showa Showalter uf Ho™r “"«*»» U earin the Baldwin vicinity. - After_ Iter uf rt* homeiof ,hc community who was a Nashville were Saturday night.guest* d n, I^llon MIm, Jeanette Rugg was _ . home c IIc __ nt i»|»eni the weekend at her home from her work in the Bell Telephone PramUIng young aUomey. they of v»r Mr. nna and Mre. n-r Orr ci.v.-Fisher. Co’s office at Battle-Creek Thurs-I moVfd w Hastings where he conMrs. Lloyd Goodenough and Mlsi 1 »• — z ” • Mrs. Harry Snyder, who -has dnv night and Fridav. I “fed practice until hLs death Alice Whetstone took Mr. GotxlJtn Mr and Mrs Fred Bancroft of ( IT* ’ nf‘ ^hla) pneumonia, b b^rovte,^ ' ' M I ft ft I r V I I I F mlDULEVILLt HEARTY 2 American manhood and womanhood are a healthy lot today. There is no reason why they should be otherwise. They understand the importance of eat­ ing correct foods and they know about the beneficial qualities of milk. But better than just milk they know that Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk is extra rich, high in vitamins and low in bacteria. ' SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; RAW QT. ■ ■ ■ BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastings occupying it when she so desires. | SOUTH SHULTZ Fred While of Middleville called I WiUlam Carpenter of wan Will man on hl* mother, Thuraday forenoon.1 died al hb home Friday num. Mr. and Mra. W. A. WUllama of Nov. 13. He vhu bom and uvea ■ Douglass visited Mr. and Mra. Bert all hb life on lhe farm at Wall *“'■ WUliam* of Middleville Saturday Funeral at Delton Monday afwrand also called on Mr. and Mra noon. ' Philip Nichols and family. -----------of* Has­ I Mr. nnd— Mrs. Harry Shute Mr. and Mrs. George Mason and tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Dorothy of Grand Rapids spent Mra. Frank Hom and Hind uook Sunday at lheir farm here with of Kalamazoo spent the weekend with them. Oliver and daughter. Eunice. Andrew Carpenter received the Clarence Shaw of near Nashville was a caller Saturday at the home sad news of lhe passing or,„h£ of hls mother. Mra. Ads Shaw and brother. William Carpenter of Wall w., Sunday Dorr Kent « Mylo. On of lake Friday. Much sympathy U ex­ near Leslie and hl* daughters and tended to tlie bereaved unr.n husband of Hastings were callers : Among those who went north deer al the Bhaw residence. hunting Were Mr. und Mra. Date Mrs. Julia Andrea of Wayland Larabee Mr. und Mra. Gordon visited her daughter Mrs. Ben Thompaon. Mr. and Mra Gordon Parks and family Bunday after- Kenyon, Alva Kenyon. Donald and noon. iWendel Kenyon Robert Burton. Mr. and Mra. Floyd UCle.tr at- Gerald Gib*on and friend tended the funeral of Mra. Lottie Mrs Donn* Barton and chJAlren Howard Sunday afternoon at the-, >|X,nl and Sunday with Baptist church In Middleville where her Mr and Mrs. Claud she was a member for minnears. I Hamnwnd of Hlnes corners ^rL.“*4!fn^n.U‘e.Ptefca"LlhO: BUneh ---------Blanch Caroenter Carpenter of of Kal< Kalamazoo resided on the Pratt place on Pratt I,suited her parents, Mr. and Mra. lake in Yankee Springs, has moved A. Carpenter Sunday. over in Irving township as we un­ Mr. and Mra. Alva Kenyon and derstand on the Frank McNutt ‘. Mrs Mina Kenyon attended the farm. ; funeral of George Dcmotl at Has­ tings Wednesday. WEST HOPE Mra. Bmna Kenyon spent Mon­ Abe Hayward. Mra. Teddy Hay­ son Wendell word and Doreen Wilcox were re- Hday —/ night with her S".'., ...! c.llcn on Mr .nd Mr. Ur I ■»»«' •Ulunll, olJMIU. Corr., attended the Cedar Bchnuurr ol tUohUnd. I Ada Ashby ....................... r"Ur ,, ,, ... . . ' creex 'Creek cemetery Cemeterycircle circlearal zowuiu Edward Ifi. Hattie Afer* spent Frid"* | r'--npbeHs of Cedar Creek. Wedneawlth her daughter. Mrs. Harold j— day, BromnwU In Hastings. , Mr. and Mr*. Basil Hayward of MILO ---------- -. — ...------- । Mrx Saunders attended the of Hastings were Sunday dinner M. E. A. meeting and 'supper at and Mre Floyd Helrigel a few days >«“* cb‘ldr*n moVfd to Middleville ' Mre Goodenough'* brother, Charles . remains about tlie same guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn More­ Delton school Wednesday evening. thl« week. *hrr* theY several years. She Hilton up north on a trip to hunt ClU|ers stmdav^: th/To^ house. Mrs. Madeline Norman nnd Mra. Mr. and Mre. Albert Warner spent Doris Saunders attended n 4-H Miss Florence Bender was a gue..t! to,er was married to Mr. Weston deer. (were Mrs. Allen Terry and Mr. and of Mr. nnd Mm. Bin Johnson in i “nd stn<* *2 5 dfath ba* made her Miss Rosemary Weeks of Com- Mrs Vern -p0-A11 an(1 tWQ dnuaht-p,. Saturday with their daughter and Leaders meeting In Hastings HiursCedar Spring.* last weekend. Friends I bwne with her children She Is sur-munlty hospital. Battle Creek, spent of pialnwell Kenneth tSStS1 family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sinis­ dav evening. of their son Edward will lie inter-I * «d ‘h* two sons Clark of Al- .over the weekend with the home i>llon and Mr and Mrs TravL* Callers at the home ot Mr, and ter ot Richland. rated to know that he recently wo*. ,lon “nd Edmund of California nnd folk-'. Mr. nnd Mra. Sterling Weeks। Rover ‘ Sunday guests at the Warner Mrs. Herbert Van Stream Sunday Rover of of Battle Battle Creek. Creek. moved from Australia where he had I ber daughter Marguerite of Brad- and son Morris. • I1 jj r Byburz of Delton had charge Mr. daughter. Mr and Mrs E. Havengu, been for several months, to New ™ton. Florida: also a sister. Mrs. ---------------Warner and family of Parchment, ARITOV CFNTER ; of ,he Sunday morning services at Guinea He is in the medical corp । Gertrude Lowden of California and , '’ L” Wf-k-. rl’ttpr :thr Methodist church and gave a and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bbhop of of GGrand । . rwviverf Battle creek. Mr. and Mra. Bert children. M. Rymense and J. Slater Mr. nnd Mra Bill Lang of Bat- n brother Glenn Clark "I .r=n.d LaJit Week s Letter -----------------.. . . M „ Glendon Pierson b staying „' v weu «c«wd. He Creek were callers at the Ravi1****- her step-mother. Mrs. Leola j 1.1. R -- ------- Mr ----------- Mr. - ----------- Rf' wagley had one eve removed Patton of Delton were Sunday af­ all of Kalamazoo. Lyons home on Saturdar Mentng Clark of Grand Ranlds und a half- »“«• h*r parents Mr. and Mra. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield were , nt ■ Lansing hospital Friday. Hls ternoon callers. Mr Lan« wm the construction fore- brother, and half-sister. Forrest1 Danials. since her husband has been Mr. and Mra. James Collison of In Kalamazoo Monday afternoon Clarfcof Lamlngand Mrs. -Berntee 've service “ Mrr P, Pierson ! comfortable drecoreryh°PUlg “ mar. phen “hr? >Se™ie PowTr ......... ................. .. ------------*» *~in ’bin * Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors at and Mrs. Bradfield again on Frl» sbvnn, of Grand Rapids Decea«ed —। the hospital, nt Custer due to | Mr nnrt Mr_ n. Slocum the L. D. Woodman home.' day afternoon on business a severecold andFort a heart ailment. Mr. and Mrs. Almond Weber and Mr. and Mre. Dale Bradfield and cupled the Lyons apartment for sev­ । wns n cood woman and her memory I fLw,^VOUlnn<'U.nV’n *U,er- Mrs- N^ule Pennock. j will be cherished by many old Mr. and Mn Lynden Johneock._______ children____________ and Robert _______ Newman „ ot eral month*. ' €. | cf Woodland spent from Thursday shugart of Kalamazoo was Junior ana — I Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mra. and Joy oi of ucinni Detroit were week Rev. and Mrs, I. W. Minor nnd I friends. I Mr , and Mr, Carl Rock and son unUl fiuntUy nUhl wlU> Urlr , of ,„ r M , and Mrs !end guests of the home folks, ' ' ' * '*■ ‘ (Merle Bradfield last Sunday after-­ her mother. Mrs. Manrnr'et Bliss grandparents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank i E t , Bromley and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ray Barnes called Frederick of Detroit, left last week noon. • were In Grand Rapids this Monday. ---------------- . , , <on jjrs. Frank Barnes of Augusta. Frank Roush. Jr.. Kenneth Garri­ Rev. Minor nnd wife attended the | on n three weeks' hunting trip In Shrelber while Mr. nnd Mrs. Ix-.ster ----- and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry . SOUTH THORNAPPLE । Thursday and were Sunday guests son. Robert and Richard Osborne district ministerial meeting and I the north. Mrs. Leon Rock of De- Warner “n = vacation, I Mrs. Theodore Wleringa and i of Mr. and Mra. David Shepherd. and Jack Bradfield attended a skat­ trait came to stay with her young went ,--rth north on Mrs. Bliss visited n brother Thomas Robinson, — son of John daughter Anna May of Grand Rev. and Mrs Pfeifer were call- ing party al Thornapple lake Fri­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Vur Adams were daughter Leor.n who is n pupil In completely surprised Sunday nwn he T-K school nnd look after, her Roblnson of Carlton und Sally , Rapids was a Saturday afternoon era In the neighborhood last week. day evening. The many friend of Grandma when ten of their friends called with sister's home while they are away. . Johnson, of Hastings were married caller of her mother, Mrs. HatUe1 There was a Rood crowd out to Fred White and friends from In Detroit. Sunday at 3 o'clock in Johnson, and Mrs. Lenna White of the Aid WednAday. We were ex­ well filled baskets to eat dinner, as a celebration for Vur's-blrthdny and Grand Rapids spent the first few it double ceremony with Beuinii.the Klinlngsmltb school district peclally pleased to have Mr. and We sincerely hope she will soon be I Bums of Hostings nnd Leo Johnson I who Is • spending some lime with Mrs. David Shepherd of Pralriedays of the week on u hunting trip. belter. their approaching wedding anniver­ 1I who is stationed at [ vllle wJUl and appreciate the nt the Great Lakes '!Mr. Johnson. Mrs. Anna Van Tynnr was tak­ sary. Although not expecting com­ Utile.... five ----------------------weeks old infant kindness oiof mr. Mr. aiw and aara. Mra. raru Perris Odd Fact I Naval Training stntlon. Concratu- ; Hie ....------.... ununew pany, Mrs. Adams soon proved hert MfMr n,’d ><«• IXr- Vnrl ,,...^-4-1. , B .. mwn who . .brought . them . ........them en to the home of her daughter In E“rl Hendrick with The verses to "America" were • lattens lotions and best oest wishes. wishes, Kalamazoo Sunday where she will itelf the perfect hostess and with Mrs. Clayton Valentine entertained ,np * ’ Francis Misak > of Northville. Next meeting to be with Mr and stay until her health Is better. Her her good husband made the friend* composed In half an hour by Samuel many friends hoi>e for a speedy remuch nt home. All report us pleas- Francis Smith. He was but 21 years , her daughter. Mayoma and friends. near Detroit passed away having | Mrs jra owrood. Marie Elckoff and William crhtxwn. Pne“"‘onla. The funeral was heW Mr, jm4.Mra. CMl Johnson and cmiery.: nm Mternown aLsochibilily. Those old at the time._____________ ___________ ... airoi LowclF. Thursday night for!*“e X ” ’ ’T,.0 ; family from Wall lake have moved IRVING **"* supper idonla Monday afternoon. We all, lo farm M^-J^ii-SMi'iSF.h.™ AUCTION SALE The undersigned will sell at public auction on the farm located 2J miles west of Ver­ montville on the State Road; or 21 miles north and 11 miles east of Nashville on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1942 Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the following property will be offered 4 HORSES Team of mares, 6 and 7 yrs. old Team of mares, 19 and 20 yrs. old 12 HEAD OF CATTLE Large Holstein cow, 9 yrs. old Black Holstein, 12 yrs. old 4 Holsteins, coming 4 yrs. old 2 Holsteins, part Guernsey, coming 3 yrs. old 4 heifers, coming 2 yrs. old, bred for early spring calves PIGS 7 late spring'pigs, white O.I.C., good ones 7 real late spring pigs, mostly white O.I.C. CHICKENS 25 chickens, part Barred Rock, part white FARM MACHINERY Oliver riding plow, 14 in. 3 sec. spring tooth drag Farmer's Favorite grain drill, 11 hoe Broadcast grain drill Drag cart, to attach to drag Plano grain binder, 7 foot cut Deering corn binder Riding cultivator Walking plow, 16 in. Garden cultivator Johnston side rake Dump rake Deering mower, 6 ft. Old hay loader, John Deere Corn planter, Deering Er Mansur John Deere manure spreader Wagon with hay rack Disc harrow 2 horse potato digger Fanning mill Bob sleigh, cutter Platform scales Good harness Old harness Single harness Grain sacks Forks Shovels Chains Smooth land roller American cream separator Tank heater 4 milk cans Grind stone, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Dodge car, 4-door, 1942 license RAIN OR SHINE-CAN BE SOLD IN BARN TERMS OF SALE: CASH. Everything to be settled for on day of sale LOUIS E. HARDY, Proprietor H. 0. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer R. A. LAPO, Clerk We Sympatlilze Fred ■ sympathize with these young -par-j■ We nre sorry to lose Mr. and Mra. wc o .viiiikiuum? with wim Mrs mid. ricu , Henncy in her recent bereavement. . : ’ . en“Richard Laubaugh from our dis­ U» <Mll> her mother. Mn Al. I °~r*'„Th°S“ trict. They are moving lo their Nichols of Hastings 'keeper. Mrs M Bebel of Hickory new home near Lansing. Nicnqis oz zwun.s.._________ . Corne„ calIet3 Sunday of Mra i Hattie Johnson. Mra. Bebel still । —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— (rente the cottage of Mra. Johnson —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at Public Auction at the premises known at the Frank Kimble farm, first place south of the Sebewa Baptist church or three miles north and one mile cast of Woodbury, or five mile* east of Lake Odessa, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Commencing at 1 :00 o’clock P. M., sharp, the following described property: HORSES Boy Horse, 8 yrs. old; w»., 1700 Ibs. Boy More. 8 yrs. old; wt.. 1700 Ibs. fThis is on oxlro good team) Six-months-old Colt CATTLE jersey Cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh Holstein Cow, 6 yrs. old, calf by side Holstein Cow, 7 yrs. old, due in Mar. Guernsey Cow, 5 yrs. old, due Dec. 10 Holstein Cow, 5 yn. old, due in Mar. Roan Cow. 4 yis. old, calf by side Holstein Cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh Holstein Cow, due January 5 Holstein Cow, 3 yrs. old, due in Mar. Holstein Cow, posturd bred Durham Heifer, pasture bred Registered Holstein Bull, 2 yrs. old 5 Heifer Calves. 6 months old SHEEP 32 Breeding Ewes and one Buck HOGS Duroc Sow with 9 Pigs Berkshire Sow with 6 Pigs 2 O.I.C. Sows, due December 15 15 Shoots weighing about 150 lbs. each CHICKENS 25 Whit. Rook Rullelr FARM IMPLEMENTS Oliver Tractor No. 60, on rubber, new, lights, starter, power take-off and power lift. 6'x6* Brooder House New 12-inch Ray-Dex Double Bottom Plow New Power Lift Cultivator Dayton Hay Loader Dump Rake McCormick Corn Binder Cale Corn Planter, Fertiliger Attach­ ment New Case 4-bor Side Roke David Bradley Manure Spreader, near­ ly new Six-foot Deering Mower Four-section Syracuse Tractor Drag Wagon and Rack One Old Wagon 12-inch Oliver Plow, double bottom One Hog Self-feeder DeLaval Separator. No. 15 Two 10-gal. Milk Cans, new Pails and Strainer New Harpoon Fork, Whiffletrees, Neckyokes, Forks. Shovels, Hoes, and many other articles too numerous to mention. FEED AND GRAIN 20 tom Mixed Hay 800 busheli of Good Oats 400 bushell of Corn In bin About 7 acres of Com in shock Quantity of Bean Podi 60 tom of Emilage TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Nothing to be removed from premises until settled for and everything to be settled for on day of sale. RICHARD COURTNAY Mr. and Mrs. Claud Norton who were called here Irom Georgia by the illneu of hb mother, who suf­ fered a stroke at the home of her daughter. Mra. Earl Engle spent a few d»vs here with hls sister and husband. Mr nnd Mrs John Bclson and family. Mrs. Jack Perrv nnd little son of Kalamazoo are visiting Mrs John Perry while Jack is north with hb father, deer hunting.. Mr and Mrs. Argyle Winder were home from Royal Oak over the week end. . Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bull from Kalamazoo visited hb grandparents here one day recently. Mrs. John Nagel of the Powers school neighborhood assisted Mrs. Ben Nagel while she was recovering from an operation The Bromley family who live in Art Scheffman's house nt the west village limit, were called to Six Lakes by the death of Mra. Broml ley's father. .. Mr and Mra. Frank McNutt who have moved back to lheir home here ' went north deer hunting. EAST WALL LAKE Mrs. Anna Kahler, son Dorr and Mbs Ruth Bcudder of Woodland called on friends here Sunday nfternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reynolds 1 and Mra. Lee Reynolds of Doster l were callers at Clifford Kahler's -Sunday evening. | Jennie Reynolds returned from her Kalamazoo visit Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Mattison , spent Sunday at their cottage here. 1 Mr. Dick ot AntfoU-Jhd.. and Bert i Dttnnavan of Hopkins were week­ ' end guests- of Robert Dunnavan. Deer hunters that have left for the north from around here are Carl SooOunan. Frank Francisco. Charlie and Clifford Kahler. Charlie Lechleltner and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Benedict Jennie Honeysette. daughter Beth­ ; el and Miss Helen WUltams of Kal­ amazoo spent Bunday with Clif­ ford Kahler's. I EAST DELTON Mr. and Mre. Harold Watson, Mr. and Mn. Paul Blanchard and fam­ ily of Kalamazoo. Carl. WIlMe and Howard Watson, local spent Sun-. day afternoon and evening with their sister, Nellie Mae. Howard j enters the army Nov. 11th and will • go to Camp Grant, Chicago | Mra. Rhlerson Louden and two children Toney and Mary Ellen ■ spent the weekend with her par( ent* in Kalamazoo. i Mr. and Mra. Ray Durkee and family of Delton spent Sunday at Stewart Water*'. Mr. and Mra. George Lelnaar of ■ Hickory Comers spent Sunday af| lemoon and evening al Rex Waters’ Mr. and Mra. Alvah Rounds end daughter of Battle Creek »pent Wednesday evening at Harold Peni nock's. I Pvt. Nell Rail of Mitchel Field. H. O. PENNINGTON. Auctiui..., Harold Pennock's. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-11-26.pdf 0073b06875cc3bae3f9788521732bacf PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER BIGHTY-SIVINTH YEAR On th* ft ft ft ft ft ft Home Front 12 PAGES—2 SECTIONS THORNAPPLE LAKE HEARING IN COURT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1942 Hoarded Coffee Will Have to be Shared A Wartime Thanksgiving SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to I LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE MISSING MORE ADDRESSES HEEDED NUMBER WELfAREBUREAUTO rf REORGANIZED ' It was only B year ago that most things for which Americans should publications in America were listing be extremely grateful. package* to men In sendee. mak< 1*i‘ the fact that this country had not This country ha* taken bad sure that th* name of your son Final Hearing li Set for yet been drawn into the "shooting husband.* relative or friend tn th* Four Barry Co. |uvenil«« If SupdrviMn Have Hie Monday, December 7th Fail to Return from Dance armed forces of the U. 8 A. u war" as a headliner on the list o( Pearl Harbor. Bataan and CorreglAuthority to Change It HI there fellows! How goes It? posted on tlie bulletin board in Items for which ciltaens of the U. dor neither demoralised nor dis­ The petition of the Barry county Four young people from <Barrj the Hastings City Bank here and a Old Zolly Is plnch-hittlng this week S. a\should give thanks. board of supervisors, asking for a couraged us. Each new setback county, the objects of an Interuivi furthermore, help assLst tn keep­ board of supervisors. 1U welfare so here's the news as we see It. Yet,'by an ironical twist of fate, strengthened our resolve to see the search since their dlsappearanct ing this address up-to-date by no­ committee reported to the board Your'pictures have Increased In court determination of the. level of tifying the bank promptly of an) ------ --- ...... even as those messages of thanks­ Job through; to smash the forces number so fast that Mr. LyBarker Thomapple lake, was considered by last Friday night, were still miss­ change* in address. This b th« iI County Social -n. Welfare Bureau was giving were being composed. a. Jap­ of Hitler and Hirohito In their has taken them over to Earl Boyes Judge McDonald Wednesday of last Un or aa aona o.mrlnM, totnl , moluing at the time of going to prow only store on Jefferson street. Just two week. Prosecuting Attorney Barnett anese fleet was sneaking’ toward conquest for world domination. Tuesday, noon ,nd l> t» A «r»',Uon. eommnu. Uur raoamaa stores south of tire bank, and there represented the board in presenting Pearl Harbor to deliver the blow The news that American troops. lull. Richard White, 10. of Freeport «rne, u ter. I, <ompr,u. s. th>1 m... you are—soldiers, sailors and ma­ the matter In our Circuit court. which stunned America and shat­ in addition to facing overwhelming- j *on of Mrs. Edna White of thai far. more than 100 present ad- tjme members of the county bureau, rines. Almost >ny time of day sev­ The supervisors acted when peti­ un to date* nW,K1 to brine ,b * lui “nd On' number Th^Tare dresses are needed the IL . tered the last, lingering hopes that ly superior enemy concentrations, village, employed — ----’—J in a Hasting] eral people are at the window ad­ tions for such determination were now !nfrnlxrl and lbe this country. Isolated from the bat­ | had to fight without proper equip­ restaurant, borrowed hl* mother’, up-to-aate. miring you in your uniforms. presented to them at their June We mention your pictures par­ session. The petitioners were cottage tlefields by two wide oceans, could ment or training and without any car Friday evening, to take hli ------- ---------------------------- - ------------- : taw require* that many members. friend. Kenneth KuempeL 10. sor There are now two clerk*' The ticularly because fast week a letter and resort owners at the take, and preserve a reasonably normal man­ chance of reinforcement or rescue. of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Kuempel o' resolutions committee recommended arrived from a soldier in California farmers whose land* were Hooded by ner of living In the midst of wars did not destroy the faith in our Hastings and two girls. Alberta anc suggesting It might be fun. sort of the high water last spring. It was Florence Belson. 13 and 15 yeai which had already involved at least *upervlsors adopted the resolution ability to achieve eventual victory. a game he said, if all of the pic­ charged that that flood was due to si a it |aa/» r 1 ftl If old daughters of Mrs. Viola Mc ­ tures were numbered and then each the large number of drains In Eaton I M All |N(j P ADI V a portion of every continent in the . Rather these dismal communiques Dowell. Hostings R. F. D. to r their report to the supervisors, it week have a drawing of numbers Ionia and Barry counties. water 1 •"■“•■’V aHlYL,I world except South America. I aroused resentment against ourdance al Campau lake. Mrs Whit* _______ i recommended that each of the two and the fellow who's picture had the from which quickly finds Its way in-' Now comes the first Thanksgiving (teive* for being so blind, so eksy go- stipulated that Richard must tx PoetoHice Deal. Asks That: ■cU’* •««"«’«» the welfare burlucky number would get a flat of to TTiornappie river and lake, great- ■: Dec. 1 is Deadline to Day of wartime for th* U. S. A. (ing> careless and so soft as to home by midnight. They Be Sent by Ddc 1 ; e»u be paid a salary o< 31.500 and cigarettes or something for a prise. ly Increasing the flow. Those espec-' Insure Delivery None of the young people ie-1। Despite the sadness and the un- j p«.rmU a utuatlcn to develop under r th>t Ule >K>llc>' member be paid We thought you- fellow* were on tally interested above, below and at' Postal Authorities Warn Postal authorities at Washington 00 u d“>' f°r tils time and 5 cents .such a strenuous training schedule the take were owners of farms and I certainty which follow in the wake । our very noses whereby some of turned to their home that night, you'd have little time to figure out cottages, whose property suffered, The bulk of Christmas mail must of armed conflict, there are many ( (Continued on page 4. Sec. 1) i nor since, add although sheriff', are urging Uie mailing of Christmas' P^r mlle for travel to and from the officers have combed the count) gift* this year much earlier than in i l»° meetings each month which plan* like that, but now that you've damage because of the high water. | be in the post offices by Dec. 1 this since Saturday, nc trace has ye, previous years. They say that, to in- are held by the bureau, abo that mentioned it we agree It sound.* O. These property owners did not been found of them. year if deliveries on time are to be RECEIVES COMMISSION sure delivery, they should be mailed' ti>e one clerk be paid a salary of K to us and if that's what you wish to do any harm to the lake,! Allen Prentice, soriy of Mr. and Various suggestions as to wher< not later than December 1. They!’115* P*r year. The board adopted which la a popular resort In the; ®»»ure«l according to Smith W. Pur­ So during the week we'll give your warmer months. Accordingly they I dum. Second Assistant Postmaster Mrs. Frank Prentice of Hastings they are and what may have hap­ anticipate much larger Christmas: theae recommendation* of the sal- ’ pened have been made but so fai mailing this year, because the two •D' committee. picture a number (some of you have first petitioned to have the lake I General. Mr. Purdum Is responsible township, returned home Saturday they are simply “mtastng." or three million men in army trainThe supervisor* did not definlteaddress numbers now that sounds level determined and maintained, to Postmaster General Frank C. for a ten day stop over enroute to On Monday Mrs White signee like Uie ■ national debt) and then When the supervisors voted favor- I Walker for smooth and efficient air *ettle thl* matter at the October his new station on the west coast. I a complaint charging her son wilt ing camp* will be generously remembe red by their relative* and friend*. | session a* there was some question next week we'll print the list with ably on that proposal, they next I and railway mall service. Mr. Prentice received his second New Coses Reported | theft of a car. This was done U This will largely Increase the volume as to how far they could go In reyour "Home Front" number and petitioned County Drain Commks-1 Unprecedented wartime demands lieutenant's commission last Friday permit local officers, state poller And TB Deaths of Christmas mall. The fact that * organtalng the welfare bureau tn U>e game will begin. sinner Mark Ritchie, asking that a on the postal and transportation or out*of-state officers to hold thf about u million more young people the mean time we understand Both Decline that Among the very newest additions dam be built at the outlet of thesystems, plus a prospective record •*"'* •* —* young people If they are found. to this photo display will be Dick lake to maintain its level when and j volume of Christmas mailings, were are working tor Uie alphabetical the opinion of the Attorney OenerWhile the state of Michigan made Sheriff Bera, his deputies. Prose ­ Hinkley who left on Thursday to as determined by the court They. cited by Mr. Purdum as necesnitatgovernment organizations In Wash­ cutor Barnett and the parents of "loin the navy and see the world also asked that the channel of the; ing earlier mailings than ever be- no appreciable decrease in the num- ' ington and other cities will increase We understand that It la settled the young people have visited al the volume. Hundreds of thousands through a port hole." as one of the river above and below the lake be | fore "It is physically Impossible ber of new cases of tuberculosis' relatives of the young people ir of men have been attracted from fellows said Another new recruit dredged, making It deeper and for the railroads and air lines, found within its borders during the the county and have traced dowr is Harold Kimmel wlio started off wider, for a distance of two miles in i burdened with vitally important their country, village and small city ber of the county bureau appointed Monday for Great Lakes Station to each direction. It was also asked I war materials, to handle Christmas years 1939. 1940 and 1941, Barry home* to work in factories making Tlie young people have no money county iuu shown a decrease in such cannot be made a policy member, become a sailor. that a drainage district be fixed, in mailings as rapidly as In normal gasoline, or extra clothing anc war materials. That will add much Friday evening, thirty-five coast which they wished to Include all the times". Mr. Purdum said. "If the cases in that lime. There were seven Sheriff Bera believes they will be to the Christmas mailing. The heads the county bureau. The board of guards from Clear Lake Camp were lands in the three counties which bulk of parcels and greeting <?ardi in 1939 and they decreased to four of the postoffice department, real­ found soon. In town for the “Patriotic Sing" at drain Into the river or lake. This i are held back until the usual lime in 1941. Of the four new ones, two izing this situation, are justified in Central auditorium and they stop­ would Include lands in Woodland. | —the period of about December 15 were in the early stages and two anUclpatlng a huge increase in each county bureau. ped afterwards at the USO. cen­ Castleton. Maple Grove. Johnstown.; to 23—they simply cannot be dis- were moderately advanced. One of the volume of Christmas mall. ter for cocoa and hot frtedcake* Baltimore and Hastings townships tributed in lime, and thousand* of tlie new cases was found in the The war has taken many ernty in the state has considered makIt happened to be a rainy night and in Barry county, nnd a still larger! gifts will reach their destination* routine X Ray examination for in­ the fellows rode In an open truck area in Eaton, nnd a much smaller i after Christmas. duction into the U. S. army. It has is also responsible for a considerable and they weren't enthused about one in Ionia. The petitioner* felt | In 1941 abqut 31.950 mall cars been suggested that Employers might reduction In train service, which sol ng home the same way If It could that it was fair to Include all these ] were required between Decmeber 12 wisely insist on X Ray chest exami­ again makes quick delivery of mall County Social Welfare Bureau. The be avoided. Trying to moke ar­ lands in the proposed drainage i and 24 to deliver Christmas malls nation. before accepting a new man "No Gift Wilhout a War more difficult. But the most serious Barry county board of aupervUors rangements for a covered truck district, because the rapid flow of, —enough cars to make a train 270 to work In their industries. Interference Is that, in carrying on Stamp," li Thame would, take time which meant the water from the drained areas In the mile* long. This year the extra In the annual report of the Barry boys would have one or two hours three counties ta the cause of the; cars needed to move holiday mulls County Health Department for Uie 'No Gift without a War Stamp" increased demands on al! branches eau overstaffed <21 They fait that two active members and one clerk at the UB.O. room: Such being the unusually Ugh water in both river ■ are largely being used by the armed year ending August 31. 1942. it la la the theme Michigan's flo.ooo re- of railroad service; and anything rase Belly Tredinnick, president and'take In times of excessive rain-' services, * and ■ se^iRe shortage b itatod that -a well-planned X Ray taller* have chosen to keynote their of the OSO, was given an 8.OS. fait I in prospect.lias priority over everything else In able sa drive to iell War Savings Stamp* county. call for some of the gals to help en­ Wlien. the hearing on the drain I Tire postal service usually bcr- fa.Tes in the elimination and control tertain the visitors. petRlon was held, those whose lands' row* about 2.500 trucks from the of tuberculosis. The X Ray is the Regardless of the down-pour. Hf- were to be Included In the proposed, Army nnd other Government agen- only satlMactory "W to determine tecn 08-0. Rirls appeared in less dlstrlct for some distance away from cles. and rents about 10,000 from the presence of tuberculosis. The liveries of Christmas gifts would be dividual tn Michigan to include a than fifteen minutes and Joined in the lake did not fall for the pro-1 private owners, to handle tn» number of Chc*t X Rays has in­ when he completed training at War Savings Stamp with every in­ much slower than usual with no in­ the ping-pong game, cards nnd position. The Hoods in the river and ■ Christmas malls. This year, it will creased in Barry county from 320 in Camp Davis, North Carolina. He dividual Christmas gift, no matter crease in the volume. When a largely dancing. ’ the take did not harm them ati all; an. (be ur extremely eAuriucij difficult amiciui to io obtain ouiam the year ending August 31, 1941. to began training six months ugo at for whom, or how small or large it increased volume is certain. It can be will name the two full-time memAfter much telephoning a cov- so why. they asked, should f ‘ they enough of' these vehicles to meet‘ 414 for the year ending on the Camp Eustis. Virginia, and was may be. seen that deliveries of Christmas alao the policy out-1 even a substantial part of the need same date in 1942. The health de­ transfered to Camp Devi* after help pay for a dam at the take c. “If every person will accept this gifts sent by mall will be much boys. We know they were plenty let and for four miles or more of । The Army needs its own trucks and partment paid for 132 of these completing his twelve weeks basic suggestion, and include a War Sav­ slower than usual this year. That damp by the lime they returned to (Continued on page fl) private owners are reluctant to let X Rays from funds appropriated for training. He has been assigned to ings Stamp with every Christmas accounts for the urgent call from eainp, but as they Jumped on the that purpose' by the W. K. Kellogg the Anti-aircraft division of the someone else use their tires. Washington to mall Christmas packgift, millions of War Savings Stamps truck one of the coast guards said, Railroads are cooperating by con­ Foundation, approved by the Barry coast artillery. Mrs. Prentice will go with him to “Aw. what's a little rain, we had verting some hundreds of steel box county board of supervisors. X Raya insure delivery. fun and Its worth the trip even If ARTHUR RICHARDSON cars and similar equipment for mall for ail contacts with newly-discover­ his new station. They plan to leave Christmas, resulting in a tremend­ Banner readers, knowing the situ­ ron W. Tuckerman, of Assyria, a ous amount of money for helping and HAROLD YODER transportation and Joseph B. East­ ed or suspected cases of tuberculosis ation and conditions which have । former supervisor, and Clorene* Having decided to quit farming man Director of Defense Transpor­ are stressed as a case-finding These coast guards like Hastings , Mater, of Castleton township. Mrs. of it represents savings for the fu­ caused the postoffice'department to Nina Ware of Delton li the third because our girls have a patriotic the horses, cows. hogs, chickens, I tation. has ordered that unnecessary ture." stated George Carpenter. Re­ send out this request, will be glad Interest in doing what they can for feed, farm machinery, and house­ travel be curtailed to the limit dur­ "Adequate hospital facilities and to comply. We al) want America to tail War Savings Chairman .for hold goods. will be offered for sale ing the holiday season. But these modem treatment are resulting in state. If the clear Lake Camp boys. >sed shall Barry County. "This is a sound, be made. We know (list others are doing at the J. B. Wolf farm located Mi measures cannot assure deliveries prolonging the life of individuals continue sensible Idea, and its entire success the first claim on every public ser­ these same things for youMherever mile north of Freeport. N. C. Thom­ of gifts on time unless the public treated for tuberculosis. Finding the depends upon every Individual vice. Including railroad and mall No one could afford to be the policy you air—It is that feenng that as will cry the sale and Ray Mc­ cooperates by mailing early and cases early in the disease is of great services. carrying through on the plan." makes us want to do all we cam for Gowan will act aa clerk. The Har­ thus spreading the transportation economic value. In 1941 the sum of Group Will Go to .•someone else’* son who is stationed old Yoder farm will also be offered load over a longer period tlian usu- 116.18800 was spent for the treat­ Tiic Miclilgan Retailers War Sav­ Fort Custar for sale. See the adv. elsewhere in ings Committee has prepared a lit­ ARMY CAVALCADE little from the office. near us here. • ment of tuberculosis by Barry Oh. yea. they had a coast guard this Issue for full particulars. The action of the board at its ses­ Another group of Barry count) tle Gift Card, to be included with TOURING MICHIGAN Mr. Purdum called attention tn county. Deaths from tuberculosis la dance at the Parish House Satur­ individual Christmas gifts, and in sion next week wtu be awaited with the task of the Post Office Depart­ the state aa a whole show very little young men have been accepted HENRY C. HOUVENER. Prop. Tn order to secure additional day night, too. Elaine Jarman, a It is a slot into which a War Sav­ Interest by all concerned, and the ment in moving millions of pieces decline, while In Barry county the Army equipment and trained per ­ On account of hia wife's 111 health. local 08 0.. home for the weekend ings Stamp, of any desired denom­ taxpayers of the county are con­ of mail every day to and from number of deaths from that disease from Galesburg, who has a lovely Mr. Houvener will dispose of the soldiers, sailors and marines through declined from four in 1039 to two in leave Dec. 3 for Fort Custer. Thej ination. may be Inserted. It has sonnel and thus give the people personal pciMHiai property pruperiy at ui public puouc auction '—•--------- ~;------- ------- ”,----­ a place for writing the name of the of Michigan a more complete pic­ at the form farm located Sec. 30. Rut- : the ’or?d extraordinary 1941. nt IncHted on nn Rw 3 fl Rut. Glenn Newton Campbel!. Dowl­ ture of their modem Army than orchestra during the (evening. "At the present lime there are 26 ing. route 1; Lawrence Charles one wiio presents the gift, and is land twp. 4 mile* southwest of the J°b muat ** kePt current, even while T/iosc retailers Someone snid .who are the "kids" Hastings Pennock Hospital or 2! P” nuh of mailings is coses of tuberculosis In Barry coun­ Wieland, Freeport; Norman Pau very attractive. cessary to change the itinerary of in the orchestra—well, with Dick miles east of. the Goodwill church i h*nd^d ,*£*>■ out- the ty. eleven of which are in TB hos­ Bogart. Hastings; William Carver who ore participating In the State­ ths Army Recruiting Cavalcade, it Hinkley. ' Harry Wood, and Bob wide program of the Michigan com­ off of M-43; or U mile east of the 1 P°*ul establishment b opera Ung pitals. Public nurses of the county Jr.. Dowling, route 1; Earl Waltei was announced today by Major Roush in service, that only left Bud Tanner school hoJise. He 1. offer-1 with many thousands ofinaxper- health department mada 170 visits mittee liave these cards to give to Blake. Nashville; Dale Lee Mapes Wolf. John Lockwood. Jack Buholta. ing a good Ihl of hone*, cow*.. »ei*ed perwmnel. emptoyed to tak- to patients with tuberculosis from Nashville, route 3; Don Harvej every customer who buys a Christ­ General H 8. Aurand. corpmandmg general of the Sixth Service Francis Goggins and Dick Bogart. poultry, hog* hay and grain and I,he Plficc of men called to the arm­ September 1941 to September 1942 Gutchess. Nashville, route 1; Jo­ mas gift from them. These store* Command with headquarters in to Include So the "kids" who helped out were can be Identified by Die special farm machinery. Dewey Reed will Ifd **rylce* The new employees Eighteen persons came to the de­ seph Newton Thomas. Hastings: Chicago. ‘ Howard Prost. 'Hube' Cook, Mrs erv th. ..I* and cuffnrd H.mmnnrt naturally cannot handle the holi­ partment window poster which features tha regarding tuberculosis Donald D. Townsend. Hastings The newly announced Itinerary •Hube' Cook (at the piano) and cry the sale and Clifford Hammond day mail jam with the smoothness control.’’ route 3; Max Teegardin, Hastings “No Gift without a War Stamp" follows: Benton Harbor. November Scouting*' biggest event in lha Lynn Newton playing the beta and speed of the postal veterans Tuberculosis is a dangerous com­ Shirley Keith Chaffee, Hastings theme, and shows on Illustration of 34; Muskegon, November 35; Grand Thomapple District this. year wlU wham they replace. municable disease. Barry county is route 4; Meriyn Leroy Courtney JOSEPH TOMB Rapids. November 26 (Thanksgiv­ be the Annual Meetlng'ii the Has­ From now on thereli be a dance IdenUftod by the official emblem In view of all these handicaps to justified In spending the money it Cloverdale; Dale Charles Keeler Because of falling health. Joseph ing); Lansing. November 20; Sag- tings Methodist Church on Wednes­ for all service men every Saturday Tomb will sell his personal proper­ the service. Mr Purdum added, pos­ does for treating TB patients tn Hastings: William Frederick Craw­ of the Michigan Retailer* War Sav­ night, with various organisation* ty, consisting of one horse, three tal patrons should mall their gift* hospitals, at Howell and Battle ford. Hastings; Robert Henry Better ing* Committea. which is to be ber 30; Pon Huron, November 30; day, Dec. 2 The meeting will ecnsponsoring one dance evenlog. cows, a group of farm tools and by December 1 if they wish to in­ freek. The state requires that to be Nashville; Norman Clark Perkins. found on their window*. Detroit. December 2; Jackson, De­ Illes of Scouts. Cubs, and Leaders In Came last Sunday and a number some antique furniture, at the farm sure that their friends will not be A good portion of the retail stores cember 3; and Kalamaaoo, Decern (Continued vu on page ». fl, wvSec. u 1) tuvnwuucu , Hastings; Charles Edward Henson. the district, followed by the elec­ of our stalwarts left for northern Plainwell, route 1; Shirley Johr in Barry County are acUvely par­ 4ti mllea aouthwest of Prairieville disappointed at Christmas. tion of officers and annual report I Trick. Delton, route 3; lUcliart ticipating in this program of offer­ The Cavalcade carries a forty­ the hunting season opened. As we pock will cry the sale. Read the Seeber. Hastings, route 2: Ervlr ing War Savings Bond* and Stamps piece military band and officers wlth a Boy Scout Court of Honor. ARMY RECRUITER go to press George Carpenter and Curtis. Freeport; Kicnara Richard to their customers, as requested by , Perry »’<rry vuni*. adv. in this issue for complete list. HERE EACH FRIDAY Dorrance Trethric Is tn charge of Charles Leonard are the only ones . . Roy Bradshaw. Shelbyville, route the U. 8 Treasury Department. service now open exclusively for the potluek which will began at 0:90 who came back with their bucks Runrtav sftsmnnn Bunday afternoon, st at ahmit about 3:45.' 3:45,| 1: Rrx Rex Vemnn Vernon Walters Walters. HaitlnnHastings; Stores which are not now enUstea voluntary enlistment by 10 and 19 while Judge A. D. McDonald will so If any of the others were plan­ As the man on Mr. Marshall's the Hastings Post Office each Fri­ two ears cars crauied crashed at the Interaecinteraec- . Stewart Sweet. Middleville - - - Carroll ------- '----------------------------- in the program, or which may not year old men. In the motorcade preside at the Court of Honor. ning on venison for Thanksgiving farm has decided to go to work in day. beginning Nov. 27. from 0 a. tlon of Montgomery and East State J THANKSGIVING*' * have the Christmas campaign mate­ are forty “Jeeps", two tanks, a half­ The theme underlying Scout and dinner they win probably have to town he will have an auction sale at rials. con obtain full information if track, scout cars, transport trucks, readjust their menu to include the the farm located 2 miles south and cruttlng men for the Army. He BL Both looked like candidate* for, service TONIGHT they will contact Mr. Ben Oidley, infantry heavy and light weapons, “'•I’ l™.'’ “«•*> Th, o.m.n, or pr.l«- u th, City Retail Chairman, at Hasting an Air Corps Link Trainer and 'Manpower and Training.'’ well-known ham and eggs and like 3-4 mile west of NashvlUe. or one will also have information about the It. We noticed that the dictionary mile north*and 3-4 mile west of W-A-A.C. for the women interested. or telephone 2305. many other instruments of war. Pfc. Burr will recruit men for the bun. OUj Tm,. „r HuUojl rou« CtJd„„ Ior „„ „’nna„ „ states that venison is “the fleah of Maple Grove Center. He Is offering Young men and their parents will Thornapple District lor. Sue lThwU«r.lnt urvta <hU, WM. GOOD ATTiNDANCI an edible beast of the chase." This a good list of horses, cows. hog*, U. 8. Army Signal Corps. Parachute I. n. amin« not be restrained from examining Arnold 1 tn, n„, M,U1. year our hunters have decided that poultry, feed, farm tool* and house­ Troops, etc. Men of 18 and 19 may In hl, ur. .IU> Don closely and feeling the weapons rhumb at rent otloek <xh- AT "VICTORY SING" the emphasis is not on the edible hold goods-for sale. Henry Flannery choose their combat branch tn the Bidaey u p*mn<en. DorM O. and other equipment. •“?, " mlnuun or u» ell, am u> t>will ay the sale and E. E. Gray will Army with the Air Forces. Corps of Tre,r^ If 2? but rather on the chase. The first "Victory Sing" held In will the Central school auditorium on act a* clerk. See the Advertisement; Engineers. Coast Artillery Corps. >aa drlvlna Ma ear norU, on Mon,- ,U1 •Troop Programs, Where to Troyer says he, ren(ier special musical number*. Friday evening was well attended REBEKAH RED CRO88 will allow. (Get out your 'date' elsewhere tn this issue for full par- Signal Corps. Field Artillery. Cav­ gomery street SEWING CLUB Material, and How to Uaa It". ‘S^’lThe collecUon will be used for the and was greatly enjoyed. ticulara. alry, Infantry, and Armored Force. !,U’PP^.uhUD.a?t0 .V books) . tlon with State, then started up USO. The Rebekah Red Cross sewing Arthur Lower presided and ako PvL Earl Leonard. 30154200 and drove directly In front of the | ’---------------- < * ROBERT DeCAMP, Prop. Patrol Method In Scouting", with directed the high school chorus. club will meet at Red Cross rooms Batry E. 64th OA. (AA.) Having decided to rent his farm. NOTICE—MAPLE GROVE TWP. rapidly moving car driven by Tagg. t DEATH OF MISS TILLIE TYDEN Miss Eleanor Page directing the A.P.O. 954. care Postmaster TAX PAYERS Mr. DeCamp will have an auction The Tagg auto crashed into the Just os we go to press, word girls' glee dub. The program aa ance. No mealing thb week on ac­ ing the presentation. Son Francisco. Calif. I will be at Maple Grove every sale at the farm located 3 miles Including leaders printed last week was presented. count of Thanksgiving. Earl's birthday is May 4th. north of Naahville Wl on, M-66 ...ex and. 1-4' Friday through Dec. and Jan., vered to the left and was brought, TlUle Tyden of thl* city, sister of Thirty-five - Coast Guards were Pvt. Leonel Rex Underhill. mile east He is offering for sale. I starting Dec. 4. at the Central Na- up standing when it hit an elec- 1 Col Emil Tyden. at Chicago, where present and sang the Coast Guard TO AID CHRISTMAS 36183502 3 horaee. 17 head* of cattle, sheep. Uonal Bank starting Dec. 5 until trie light pole on the north side of | *he had been a hospital paUent for song, '‘Semper Para’.us." SHOPPERS Co’. C. 826th Engineers Bn. ‘ hogs, chickens, feed and grain, farm' Mar. 1st. for Uie purpose of collec­ State street. The four persons in-1 several months. Particulars and "Streamlined Patriotism" was the Beginning next week Thursday to (A.V.N.) Ung taxes. ted* and household goods, an ex- “ — ------volved in the accident *11 suffered; funeral arrangements could not be subject of the brief »ddra»s by Atty. business places wlU be open Thurs­ A.P.O. 3010. care Postmaster cellent I'st of articles. Henry FlanGaylord E. Gray, Tress bruises and cute, but none of them, teamed, other than that the funeral Kim Sigler. Doing our best and glv- day stt«(noon Beginning Decam­ New York City. N. Y. . was badly hurt ; t* being held today, Wednesday, tn bar 19 and until Christmas, th* A. C. Russel) Laubaugh RMutar Each of the two drivers was glv- Chicago was his general theme. stores of thia aty will ba Opar Class 43 A. Cadet Detachment tisement elsewhere In this issue for U. B. CHURCH en a ticket; Tagg because it was I *i> ■ evadlags (or Chrirtou* shopper*. A A.FAJ»B. BAZAAR AND SUPPER full particulars. charged that he was exceeding the NOTICE Stockton Field. California. Church Bazaar and chicken sup- 35 mlie speed limit; Troyw because ■ The Hastings public Library will W. *.e ■ ' ' ' Russell's mother teaches at the Nrat meguag of w. IL O. vtl b0 he is alleged to have been driving. be closed the rest of the week after Chidester school and Russell taught port Methodist church, Dec. 3. Another sing will be announced ktii Friday Nor. I*, at 3 o'etoek to an automobile when he had nd I Wednesday afternoon for Thank*Out 11-30 driver's license. later, stated Mr. Lower. j giving ----- ---------------vacation. When coffee goes on the ration list, some of the hoarders of that staple may be emharassed; for Washington authorities state that each person who registers must dis­ close the coffee on hand and will be asked to share II. Il thus appears that hoarding will not work to the advantage of any one. Speaking of hoarding, the au­ thorities at Washington are In part to blame. Before an article is placed on the rationed list, news leaks out from the nation's capital that Its scarcity Is anticipated. That "news" Is published of course, and at once there follows hoarding of that i<articular product. TXFLFSSiS MAIL CHRISTMAS PRESENTSEARLY DO CHRISTMAS HEALTH DEPT. IS 04135593 COUNTY RETAILERS BACK NEW DRIVE AUCTION SALES MORE SELECTEES LEAVE DEC. 3 ANNUAL SCOUT MEET HERE DEC. 2 A Sunday Afternoon Crash on East State �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER tiS, 1843 M. O. B., a double sextet, which will make its first appeanuDse at the musical program to be presented by the music department cf the col-. LOCAL NEWS DarrtU Janes of Heatings haa to­ ken a pee! lion with the Groll cla'rator company and moved his fam- of 503 EMt Clinton St. a graduate from Hastings high sehool, is en­ rolled as a Junior in the music cur- as successful completion of basic fly- • dlevllle have ranted Mrz Thoe. Bal­ moved Into the upstairs apartment I POWERS ECHOES ing training, will proceed to an ad-1 Uvea'S apartment on 8. Broadway, of Mis Prank Carrothers houae on । Mbs Eleanor Struble of Hastings vanced flying school under the r kr. end Mn. Carol Burtthoiacr west Green St. Mr. Anderson is *(**■ a aural Tunert-J' and Wedr.esWest Coast Air Force Training I have ranted the Mn Olkdys Iron**y ArtelteBedford at the Guard Oamp at Clear Lake, | home of her parents Mr. and Mrs ■ A son. Michael Wayne, haa been I bom to Lieut, and Mrz Ned Renick 1 Mra. Herbert BlDvop of thia dty. • h ‘ £° er “ " ‘ Avtauon CMdat David M. Town------------ - ——--- —---—-— Mtes Ruth Johnson, daughter of hJm* send, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.; ot Port Sill. Okla. Lieut. Renick la wm recently elected as president of. ■Bawiucnd. 5M Amity St. Lowell J* 8T» dnate of Hastings Tllgh where1 Pr^rtVtrtrads herT^rtond om Shu11' ln R,,o,uUon‘r1 War. enrolled In an ordlancc course at la now stationed at Pecoa Army Air he starred tn aUitecfca aa he did the University of Michigan. Ann , The wuh wu wom by Indians diaForce Basic Flying School, Pecoa. I IMer at M. S. C. W,. ™ Anu.™ U.. ' £ Texas. Cadet Townsend, upon, the I Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller of Mid- j ’"m, IkralU to denote their rank The A«»rt Frost and litUe sash, which looks like a long wide' daughter Jacqueline are vtsiUng her (Scarf U woven with perfect work- jparentoMr. and Mn. Walter Porter manshlp and haa been handed down 'near 8P»rta. t fros-\ each generation as it grows ! Pvt. George Bedford is now sto( more valuable because of its anti- Honed at Kelly Field. Texas quny and historical Importance f Mr and jjj, John Hoedemaker Opl and Mrs Charles Robert Of Grand Rapids were visitors WedOUe are receiving congratulations nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs on Uie birth of a daughter. Caro-1 Arthur Bedford. They reported the line Margaret, bom Nov. 13. CpL birth of a grandson. John Howard. Cola la ataUoned in Savannah, Oa, w daughter and son-in-law, ’ * * Lt. and Mra. Howard Klefl of Sandy CHURCH NEWS Hazel Hinckley and grandson of Mr. and Mn Harry O. Ritchie, left hut week for tha Great Lakes Nava] Station, near Chicago, to begin his training for service tn the U. S. will preach on the theme. A Joy­ ful Advent Message." The Sunday .«chool staff meets Friday. December 4. 7:30 P M. al 531 W. CourtHA8TINGS METHODIST CIRCUIT Preaching services at and Hendershott at 10:30 awl 13:00. Theme "The Guiding Light.” Those interested in organising a choir are requested to meet al the Quimby church Sunday evening, al 8 p. m. The C. E. Oroup will rneeb In basement ot church 8un- I SHOP AT FOOD CENTER, SO FOUR GALLONS v A WEEK > 4RF PLENTY FOR ME VITA-RICH VEGETABLES 37c 19c 4c 27c POTATOES U. S. n°i 4 lbs. SWEET POTATOES lb SQUASH HUBBARD q‘ BRUSSEL SPROUTS table queens each gc 7 2 bunches 9c CARROTS Toxas Seedless GRAPEFRUIT 23c 5 for lb.' 19c CRANBERRIES lb. 14c GRAPES TOKAY doz. 31c ORANGES FLORIDA 5 ibz. 25c APPLES KINGS pk. Rin CRACKERS 7|r | 1 lb. box Aa I V | “No more speeding about from stere to store for me. I'm going to save plenty of gos . . . and money, too ... by doing all my food buying pt FOOD CENTER." Hundreds of women are saying that today. Our convenient location . . . our vast variety of fine foods . . . our everyday low prices make our modern market more attractive than ever. That’s why all roads load to FOOD CENTER—the shortest road to SAVINGS. Qua&ty Olfeafa. CHICKENS — 4 to 6 Ibi. average. r«dc 1 ,b 25c ">• 25c ib 39c 29c 22C BEN FRANKLIN’S । TOY TOWN Ask about our lay-away plan for con­ venient Christmas gift purchases. Gifts for the Boys, Girls, for Mother and Dad, too ! FFe Have a Fine Selection of . FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER Dandy, pkg. Shredded Wheat 9 — "* N. B. C, .......... 21c box 19c pkgx. fa ■ Graham Crackers U GOLD METAL FLOUR $115 24’4 lb. sack ......................................... Softasilk Cake Flour Veg. Noodle Soup TfitROCERY DEPARTMEHT 1 W « ~ pkf................................................ 9 25c 19c 9nc BISQUICK 41 oz. pkg.................................. ... .................. WHEATIES jQc CHEERIOATS 1gc CURRANTS iyc FREEPORT BUTTER Fresh Creampry. lb 217c FRESH EGGS grade B large, doz CLAPP'S DRY CEREAL ?q- Or Oatmeal 2 pkgs. MULLER'S DONUTS g3c 33c 1 gc Muller's Bread 9 9Qc Muller', Fruit Roll FRESH DATES CLAPPS Baby Foods Strained 2 for 13c Junior 3 for 25c ** IS lb. loaves 29c Angel Food Cake SLICED PEACHES Del Monte. Na. IJi can MiMtia STOM BEN FRANKLIN STORES TURKEYS, CHICKENS and DUCKS OYSTER CRACKERS 9£c ENGLISH WALNUTS Fresh Crop, lb ........................ TOMATO SOUP 2..25c Heinz ................... POTATO CHIPS 25e GELATINE C ,29‘ K.,»l .................................... V FRUIT COCKTAIL 31« Fruit For Salad 32c PUMPKIN „23c Del Monte. 2!i size ............. 2 PLUMS „35‘ Del MonU. So. I'. .......... ........ 2 CHERRIES 17‘ Lawrence brand, can ............. STUFFED OLIVES 32‘ RIPE OLIVES 25‘ PINEAPPLE JUICE 35' TOMATO JUICE 23‘ KOSHER DILLS 27‘ Sweet Pickle Chips 27c GOLDEN DIP O 35c For jouf Thanksgiving poultry " FDOKC ENTER Hastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27-28 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION MOONLIGHT MASQUERADE / and John Carroll and Rath Huaocy "PIERRE OF THE PLAINS" SUN.. MON.. TUES.. WIDX THURS.. NOVEMBER 29-30—DECEMBER 1-2-3 A musical cavalcade of yesteryear Judv Garland. George Murphy and Ben Blue FOR ME AND MY GAL" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 io 3:00 special attraction Barry theatrv Hosting,, Mich.. Phone, 2247-2282 Mk FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27-28 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION The three mraquiteep in THE VALLEY OF HAUNTED MEN" and Richard Arlen and Arllne Judge "WILDCAT" SUNDAY end MONDAY. NOVtMBtS 29-30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SPECIAL SERVICE As is customary In all ChrUtun Science churches. a spectol Thanks”rkc„ h'M on JJunbM rtj, D., in ru Chur.il of Christ. Scientist nt !0:30 a M Following the usual order oi service there will be a brief peri-xi In which members of the congrega, tton may express their graUtudc other he,P *hlch they have received during ti|e past aa^Jn'^ ,eu ,l0m Fsaim, “i™.be "2’ •wr°i,rutl- For Ute occasion and reads: -f wiu praise the name of God with a "THE GLASS KEY Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 to TUES.. WED.. THUM., DEC. 1-2-3 ; 'MISTER V" "THE IEST FOR LESS" N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. hta ■OTmw.“5^' Leslie Howard's greatest achievement 208 L STATE ST.. HASTtMCS. MICH. BALTIMORE I'. B. CIRCUIT . Sunday a. m prrnrhing 10:00 Sunday ochool 11:00. John Moore, Jr. Prayer meeting WrdneMiay evening nt 8:00. There will be a s)>ecinl mLuvionury service al the Baltimore church Saturday evening, Nov. 38. at 8:00 with Rev, E. M Coldrtm of Has­ tings as^hc rpvnktr. , METHODIST III URCH , IlasUnn । Prayer meeting tonight, Wed- • ’ nesday at the home of Mr. and ' Mrs. Lawrence Adams, 927 E. Cllnton St. , Young peoples meeting Pridav evenlng^will be at the home of । Gladys nnd Donna Oler. north of Jones .school In Irving township Rev. Howard Rice of Battle Creek who preached at both services lust Sunday, will hive charge of both services again this Sunday. We will hold the service at the County Infirmary Sunday after­ noon with Victor Sisson bringing the message. ; All contributions toward the parsonage furnace must be in tire hands of the committee, L J. Tecgardln or Lawrence Adams, by the i end of this Weq^J . Our revival storU Dec. fl. Rev. Uwh of Marion will be Uie evan­ gelist. Plan to be present at every service and pray for Uie service*. North Irving | Rev. Howard Rice will preach again Sunday morning and Glen Miller in the evening. ( Prayer meeting next Tuesday night at the iiome of Bro. and Sr., ShelUngton. Young peoples meeting Pridav Donna* CU h°me °l Ol,dy5 and TEAND TtiEATKB= r PRF.HBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday morning worship at ten thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell about "Winning A Sull" and will preach on the theme. “The Most i^pon.™ b-um - w.w hr mn. -111 b. l-.lur. .! Bm-W in H.y. .iiprrlnlwid.nl Mn H.rold Phillips has been appointed superintendent of the cradle department. The Bunday Evening club tor boys and girls of high school age will meet at the church at sjx p m. with Lynox I*wtv in charge. This Is an inter-denominational group. The session will hold IU month-, ly meeting at the church al 7:30 Tuesday, Dec. 1. The tnistees will EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL , Rt. Rev. Lewis Bliss Whittemore | of Grand Rapids will be tl>e preach. er at Emmanuel Church next Sun­ day morning al H o'clock, and will confirm u claim of children nnd 1 adults. Dishop Whittemore has . become well known tn Hastings, and a cordial invitation is cx| tended to till to hear him Pol­ lowing Ute service, a parish fam* By dinner will be iteld hr the parinh house. Please phone Mil. Frank Hoonan for dinner rcserva. Uons. j Tlrhnksglvlng day will be obncrved st Emmanuel church, with a । half-hour service al 11 o'clock | Thursday morning w|lh the Rev. Don M Gury celebrating Uie holy communion. IS. grad, 1,1b. The official board will meet Tues­ day evening at 7:45 in the church office. The Presbyterian Guild wUl meet at the home of Mrs. Drlbert Whit­ more. 221 W. South St. Wednes­ day evening. Dec. 2. ■ The Woman's Mbsionary Society will meet at the iiome ol Mrs. Carrie Coleman. 813 W. Green St. i at 2:30 p. m Thuradfty. Dei-. 3. to consider the national and inr­ eign study book, "On Tills Foun: daUon." by Rycroft. Miu Cora j Mack will have fhnrge of the d-votlonala and Mrs. Harold Phillipa will preside. * Visit ☆ (fresh killed) lb. STEWING CHICKENS FRESH OYSTERS PORK SAUSAGE LARGE BOLOGNA “ ““ COMMUNITY NOTICES Th. w « n a nf Friday vblton at the home of her , The W. 8 C. 3. of the Delton parents Mr and Mrs Maurice | Methodist church will hold its rcgu-; Maurice jlar business meeting at the home ,, ' .. _ , , , . ... of Mrs. Lincoln Bush. Monday eve- : Mra- Paulu"’ Daniels has been til 1 nine. Nov 30. The society will hold .for lhe lwo weeks Its annual bazaar and chicken sup-' Roaell Stanton la hunting deer In I per In the church. Wednesday af- the upper peninsula. j temoon and evening. Dec. 3. The , -----------J (supper committee will be; Mrs. John CLOVERDALE 9MWa, Ulu C.ruu™ holomo,. . । and Mrs. Leon Pennock. Mrs., । _. .. . Charles Harrington will be In charge '. TO- who M> » »»»»<l~r I ... W. ml Un Bumll I (of the dining room. Mrs. Bert Pat­ . ton and Mra. Bertha Adams of the H.n, Li-mjj WUkUuon. l-.Ur M, Ch*"* *nd Juntor Ha>‘. fancy work and apron booth and ' i Mrs. D. W. Robinson nrtd Mb tt“ra | Charles Floria of the miscellaneous 1 । | booth. Mra. John Chamberlain will Small Rodents | be In charge of Die program In Uie Vole is an English name for mv- , evening. era! species of small rodents belong­ j ing U> the rat family, particularly The Community Club will meet the water vole and Uie field vole. I with Im, Belle and John McCalfum Water voles have small ears, short toils and use only the hind legs in j Friday evening. Nov. 27. swimming. They are about the size af a brown rat. The field voles Although zUIl in the experimental have stumpy tails, thick bodies and are about the size of common i the manufacture of plastic bodies grain crupi. I for automobiles. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH The Morning Worship service will be held at 10:00 o'clock Sun­ day morning. Rev. Stone will use aa his subject. “The Foundation of Religion." The choir wilt fur­ nish special music. The Sunday. t The subject for Sunday is -An^nnt ^Od,rn Necromancy, alias Meamerism and Hypnotism Denounced." * �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1943 ganlze students for the high school :Leonard funeral home on Thurs- [ DELTON guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Victory corps. The aims of this ।day afternoon, the Rev. L. Winston [ •»- —‘ Bush Saturday. Emrat Smith. She was a guast ot' _ -movement are: 1. guidance into 1 Mrs. Bertha Bush and Miss Car- Mr. and Mrs. I^on Pennock Tues-' himself before he started the army ;■ Tlie first basketball game of the critical sendcea and occupations; 1Stone oftclating. Interment Orion, near Detroit, and Mr. and In Riverside cemetery. ollne Solomon were Kalamazoo । day. pilot buslrfess. Mrs. Henry Shroder of Detroit vis­ shopperr. Thursday. 1 season U to If played with Allegan 2. wartime citizenship; 3. physical I Mrs. Glonn Williams and three Pvt. Forrest J. Hallock here tonight. November 25. fiutend, nines*; 4. military drill; 5. com- .AWARDS MADE AT ited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patton re­ Mrs. Mary Payno of Hasting* children of Gull lake and Mr: and Det. QMC. lUlst Unit of the original dale, because of Uie pctence in science and maUie- 1GRAND COUNCIL FIRE cently. Mrs Patton spent a few Eight Service Command change of Thnnkaglving dgy. ma tics: 6. preflight training in Al the grand council fire on Tues­ Camp Berkeley, Texas. A Junior Red Crass tea was given ' aeronautics; 7. preinductlon training ,day afternoon of last week In the days last week with her daughter, Mrs. George Schoolcraft In Battle for the mother* of all students ' for critical occupations; and 8 eom- , Cpl. Joseph ttnee. 36152698 school recreation room, five Creek. .Tuesday p. m from 4:15 to 6:00 In ' munity services. Greater cooperattoa Central , Btry A. I7fh P.A. Obui. Bn. Camp Pire girls were advanced in the ptayi ---------nt------------...... build-1, between students, teachers, and par- ; rgn|t **-----’lyroom the Central rank ana and lwo two were awarded na- p. m. Thursday tn Kenton's funeral Fort Lewis. Washington | ing. Thee tea ten was given to raise monmon­ enU should hjlp In the war effort. I llona] jtonor# ' some ot- the things ■ J * .■ ■ ■ «*» ----! ^7rv Vf>—. ‘T£,ir*wnnrt . r.. i home for Frank Bailie. 47. He Is ey to buy needed Joe's birthday is June Uth tioria! hoS FoThoTh^dlrte *n<i iun,i’’ed by hH raU*v- Pr>" “Ml Here's a Dec. 6th birthday ,to carry on the Junior Red Cross Rll«irl4.«e Man T«ll Anne O^dve« « a -th One aUUr- Mra AUcc «‘^hell of woik this year. Those In*charge of DUSinCSS MBH I ell Ot Pfc. Richard Gaskill : ;*reparaliom were: Elizabeth Doster. Their TtOllbleS NOW Hdqr. Co. 1st Bn . 138th Inf. .invitations: Mary Ketcham, service: I . L." J. .. , mn Knowles and Poppy Foote were IC wuh?m Ug4 _.K(, ~ : PauUite Chandler, food: and Gail In Getting bU ppi ICS , Fort Lewis. Washington advanced to the trallseekers rank H X** (Foster, program. The home manage- i and Helen Stebbins to the wood \ a_.f.ann ut>ouJ.lwo nU1'* Pfc. Ifo Kay Hitt inent clais under Mtas Bachelder It ------------------is becoming----------------increasingly ... dlfi _ I gatherer** rank The torchbearer north of D*lton passed away at cult h<xn<r November 14. l and the Dinner club wlUi Miss Me- “ “ *to “ secure ouuide speakers "for ■ “ank ln homecraft was awards to East Garrison service clubs. »o the program com-', M. rj ort» Norton w JU had tUs ^, Urr llfe ;Elwain. also helped Mix-; Rowe Fort Ord. California ,lrp f th(, fann where he was bom. He Is 11* Uie sponsor of Junior Red Cross 1mlttees of the Rotary club have been j\ L| hUn ,h|l Leo Is from over Woodland way s were Mary Lockwood I »urv,*wl c*1* brother Andrew of Tickets are on sale now for the 1milking use of local club talent. Mon- ; * nnd Oh. yes. when is your birthday 8bullz_^nd two ^.ter. Euphenl. senior class play. "The Clutching day noon Dr Guy C. Keller worked Annr Uo? out an Interesting session by callKnowles Helen Stebbin* and Jo“'PbUia living al home and Claw." which is to be given Dccs'm1 Pvt. Burt ODannell mg on various members to tell the aI^ McDonald extlngSd four n‘eces tervice, were ber 4 al 8 00 in Centralauditor ­ .Htatlon HoupluU held Monday al 2 p. m. from the ium. Funds received from the play ’difficulties they arc encountering the t(re 1326 Service Unit Preceding the'cmtncil "fire, thirty ’,enlon fun*™‘ »»«•»* he'* with will go toward the publication of in carrying on their buxines or BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE Camp Lee. Virginia. profewdon under existing condl, molhtrii o ’ f thf c nrp Rev. W. D. Robinson pastor of the . the senior yearbook . ( Methodist Church officiating. BurBur­ i Club hour wan held Monday ■ tions. with so many rationed pro-; wefe entertained at tea Pvt. Claude Emerson so many ma--------------- ----------------------tai was In theIn cemetery at I lai made was made the cemetery at ! morning, nnd club pictures were ducts. and with ~~r; r~ — -more —r — - .-------------------------------------- I-----, Finance 4> pt. taken for the -Doomsday Book " Ur " ls , for whlch K°v p rnment priWIL HF. TRIED LATER I Prairieville. ’ Mather Field i The F. F A has sponsored a coni JI^h.^nnMie VWy m au,1,> y ! ..Don Braky, of Delton was brcfiight ,* Mrs. Arlo ----- ,---------— daughter •— Brown ” and Sacramento, California HASTINGS. MICHIGAN •show November 23-28 In room 311 f hav_ 1 before Justice Bowman Saturday 11®’11 of “nd Mrs Mary A Sept 28th birthday Is: of the high ,-chool building .Awards ' b^n ^or?i!d itftSemuntarof' lor M^'nntlon on a charge <rflPaynB of *»"Ungs were dinner Pvt. Watson J. Walker Rzu, been impressed a with of ।. ---------------------- ... ------» ““■•Y I rwr will _be made in war stamp*. ; P-1th the number ot ---------------------301 Med R. Tng Bn.. Co. B _______________________ ......unn, whkhl: “!u^.,™P! Hl. bond or. •_ JI th Platoon. 21 Reg. Donald Berry, assistant manager. Camp Joscnh Robliuam .iAM.>. Arkansas niA.HMki Hastings schools will have a twoLUU? Rock. *s all for this time, but don't <lay vacation Thursday and Frltlon Is the good-tempered way in to send ua addresses and November 26 ond 27. for which it U accepted by the business forju. ... ____ _ ___ ____ Thanksgiving. . 'birthdays nnd write whenever you | Sgt. Stanley Whcatcr. former men, berause they want America to j win the war. Though the lack of j Next week ydur letter comes from speech and U. S History teacher, many materials and the difficulty ’ a man who knows more about pres­ visited Uie Idgh school Tuesday. of getting supplies of unrationed ‘ November 17. while home on u For your Thanksgiving tabic! sent day Barry countv than anyone luunrrn-ui) lunuugn. « o? d ’ « wrl‘ J1*1 ara furlough. elxe. and Incidentally he has one of fourteen-day Nine senior girU are now taking oul, wl,h ™ll°n carda- m'»n LET US GIVE the nicest mu I lee of anyone we know a course in the machine shop un- 0 »*rtou» b^hiess men lh<Z It | Which Is probably one reason why der Uie direction of George Ste- nre accepting it philosophically. »■ THANKS everybody likes him m> well. The well. Tile following girls arc tak­ hurts, of course, to have to tell good -Rent'' we're raving about b Har­ ing active part: I/mlsr Hinkler. customers that they cannot serve old Foster, so you ran road along Jean loppcnUiirn. Elaine Winslow. them; but they find that the cus­ Again, in millions of Amariwith him next week. . con homo, we will offer up Sybil Woodmansee. Virpirfta Kcllv. tomer is. generally speaking, acting Until then, here's good health. Freda Butolph. Mildred McClelland, very reasonably, Ihankt for all that America no(sl luck nnd our fervent wish that Elsa Fem Pease and Geraldine hat given us. you mnv ail be buck home next (Tlctx. ,rlJ DEATH OF FORMER Tlinnk.* giving dny. ' The annual fall Concert was held <'*<R'AGO RESIDENT Thanksgiving Is our symbol Cheerio, Zolly Coffer. Friday evening at 0:00 In Centra! Mrs. Chauncey Wilkes, age;! 62. “ ‘ '** of plenty ... of the bounti­ A lovely background for your auditorium. The concert consisted passed pwny Tuesday night. Nov. ful harvest of field and farm. ADD MEMBERS TO most formal dinners. Gives an of patriotic songs and was railed 17. in Pennock hospital where she Such old American customs, taken on Sunday ----------following a RED CROSS BOARD a Victory sing. The buying of n was —------- — _ added sparkle to'your silver and and all lhey stand for, are 25-cent defense stamp was required heart attack Mr nnd'Mra^ WHkes. glassware. Mrs. Roy Hubbard. chairman of I ns the price of admbsion. The who had lived in Chicago for many what we are fighting io the Barry County Red Cross. has guests qf honor were a detachment Jtsra. — *-*■ •—•’ years, moved to Hastings iri April. preserve. It will surely de­ SLze to fit standard dining tables announced three more unpointe of Coastguards from Clear take,. residing on 77. W Green St. Mrs. mand sacrifices. —72 x 90. Nicely boxed U you meats on the Board to complete the camp. Wilkes was zn :------member _. of .... one of want to buy an extra as a We must sacrifice little lux­ county representation for the Red The basketball season ticket sale the Methodist W. S. C. 8. Circles thoughtful Christmas gift. Other Cross chapter. uries, so we .fan buy War was started Monday. November 23 ' here. Thote appointed are Mrs. Howard The tickets will be good for seven 1 Besides the husband. Mrs. Wilkes Bonds with our savings. We qualities at 2.98 and 3.98 JohiiMiii of Hickory Comers. Mrs home games t Is survived by one daughter. Mrt. must shop wlih core ond Bert Brown of Orangeville and Mrs. The Hi-Y held their informal Caryl Pelton of New York city; lorethought, so our earnings Harry BaUch of Middleville. initiation on Tuesday evening nt two sons. Sherwood, serving with will go as for as possible. SELECT , ■■-------- -- Harold Townsend's .home on M-43. the U. S. army overseas, and Since the beginning of the war The boy5 initiated were: Stanley Chauncey. Jr. who is stationed in We must, strive Io keep YOUR GIFTS the German Luftwaffe has killed Bridleman. Ronald Brass. Jack Florida In naval service; a grandcourage and confidence... 43.000 .English civilians in the Walton. ncnneui Kenneth Miner. Miller. Mason Mason uaugnicr. daughter; iwo two otomers. brothers. narr> Harry . . ................................ - .great- wiiucHi, so we may have reason to est mass nir raids the world has ever Thomas. JohnKCo)eman. and Rich-; Johnson of Chicago and Arthur 1 seen. In the year 1941 alone, tuber- ard Rascy. I Johnson of Ionia: and two sisters, give thanks every day of PAY ON THE cuteeLs killt-il 50.173 Americans. An j At the request of the Faculty- Mrs. Albert Erickson and Rose uddltluual 106.714 persoiu wora ncw-.£)ud«-nt council; an tu-swubly waoljohnron of Chicago CHRISTMAS ly discovered to hove Uie disease. (held Tuesday. November 24. to or- | Funeral services were held at the Col«rfB1 .iConllnued from page 1. Sec. 11 HIGH SCHOOL ।! Thanksgiving Specials CRANBERRIES none »uch MINCEMEAT HUBBARD SQUASH CELERY HEARTS ONIONS 2 lb package* lb bunch 10 lb bag 19c 25< 3c 12c 25c C. THOMAS STORE BEAUTIFUL LACE DINNER CLOTHS -J 98 NOW LAY-AWAY LUNCHEON PLAN PENNEY'S HAVE DOLLS FOR YOU Jr inter Togs for Baby! MARY LOU DOLLS-3 093 The queen of them all O Little Girl* 29' TO GET NEW lumiline lamp CLOTHS ground for your luncheons teas or family breakfasts 1 Brightest prints Imaginable against a white background! Sturdy cbtton twill — will wear well—launder easilyi Convenient zlxe—M"x52". Sno Sult Dolls 98c A L98 Other Beautiful Dolls A Garden! PARTY DRESSES Handsome All-Metal DOLL WALKER $1.25 YOU MUST TURN IN , , ’ Beautifully de­ signed and fin­ ished in brown and Ivory bak­ ed enamel, wise has push han­ die. ’ Rayon taffeta and satin frocks In cute pastel shade: that make an Infant grown up overnight. Sues 1 to 3 Gleaming COLORED PATTERNS Soft, Warm SWEATER SETS Little Coat Style Sweater, cay -----------------------------1<£r The gayest kind of back­ ground for your luncheons and family dinners. complete outfit Put that Utile fellow to work! Bright colored pattern* on white ground WHEEL BARROW Critical materials, vital td the war. are used in lumiime lamps. It these materials are not salvaged from burned-out lamps, users soon’Would not be able to get new ones. Therefore, it is necessary to require all buyers to turn in one old unbroken lumiline lamp for every new one they buy. Your lamp dealer will take your old lamps and supply you with new ones. In Gay Color ComblnatioM 59c & $1.19 BABY BOY SUITS ALL METAL! Clever two-piece suits in aasy-towash- poplin broadcloth. OQ< Sloes Ito 4 30 Bright red ena­ mel finish, na- Exchange Plan Only on LUMILINE LAMPS handles. This exchange plan only applies to lumiline lamps. It is not in effect on fluorescent tubes or regular filament lamps. We Have Them NOW! Sixes 38x78 Shea 52x68 Sparkling Styles for the Holiday Seaions! WOMEN'S The whole town will bt talking about our grand new collection of new dresses ... new contrasting color treatment and an ac­ cent on dashing ahoulden in our two-plcec rayon alpaca button-down - thefront . . . softly tailored pleats on the classic zhirtwatat. Sizes 12 to 44. SLEDS! V«no<u site for children of t&ln Illustrated only H1F A Lumiline Lamp ha* a cap on- either end like thl* A Fluorescent Lamp ha* prongs on cither end like thli . . If there's any doubt as to whether you are using lumiline lamps, save the burned out lamp and take it to your dealer or bring it to u*. ' ★ WARNIN9 ONLY UNBROKEN LUMILINE LAMPS ARE EXCHANGEABLE * [DmmERS POWER CORDUROY JIMMIES $1.28 Soft wale corduroy In pas- Qreat Sport For JUille Men! 98c STREAMLINED VELOCIPEDES He'll be proud as can be whlz- town on hi* prized posses­ sion! Strong tubular steel frame in fiery red! Adjustable metai saddle! Soild handle-bar with rub­ ber grlpsi Streamlined rubber pedals 1 Gleaming aluminum finish handlebar, wheel* and collar! Children 1 to HATS 4 49 Dashing Colon! Designed to make your baby look like a little doll! Dainty batiste frocks, tn cunning Utile styles . . . gay with tucks, embroid­ ery. and edged with lace! Delicate stitching I White only | Styled beret* tot drossy or casual wear with dell- Warm Little that look I BOOTEES 25c $1.98 Knit of warm wool . . . »nug fitting, too! Real warmth combined. expensive Squared ■ crown stitching pleated brims I DRESSES 398 Smart Materials! Decorative! �THE HASTINGS DANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Froflt* af Drag gist rotary and treasurer. Kathleen Ten-11 day? Just ask them and youll *cn*al!on and It often applies to According to Dun * u tha> had ■ «T*n<s u “ pnwrMa rather than the pro­ Eck. 1___ a -w -w w -r-s w -w -r know cradle will be apared the grim task ... . [, -r w r t 8unday dtaner gussi* of Mr. and the avaraga prMt tor an duct—with the emphasis on the ent drug store actively managod by U J 1 1V1 JC/ I Mrs Robert Cock. MU* Elisabeth I of fighting another war resulting president, Carl Hathaway; secre­ JasA which tacidwtally rhymes tary. Roy strtmback; representa­ from Uie maladjustment* of an t-x T r't Henry. .Mr. and Mr*. Nay Bump. and suggest* ham both equally ex- an owner who is a pharmacist to I WKRTtia THANKSOIVWO ^.u, tive. Karl SchanU. f 1 P I f > Mr. and Mn. Jaka Edger. Mr. and 13.178 a year. „ TWENTY YEARS AGO V7 1 1 O Un Richard Oros*, and Mrs. Mina pnahe. Room 103. supervisor. Barab*r* 1 November 22. 1822. Bachelder; president. Mabel Moore; !.’.o" •»"««»"■ Weekly Magasmn The crossword puaale that 1* built rccretary. Elaine Cotant; treasur-, The Saturday Evening Post, with on - Monday. Mr anu Mr*, jo- , number tnu week ana now it u around important people and used a clrculatton of 3.103.019.. ba. U* tuu. wlmt O*U « “» « ««•«»» president of the Michigan' State er, Lots Campbell, and representa­ seph Pflug celebrated their forty- i getting so more feltow* at camp in all Urge dally papers shows *** menu and -let u* abo be thankful Good Hoad* Assn for the eighteenth tive, Betty Coleman. larg.st weakly clrculatton “f ,n* to 1be put on the Bunaay -*■am- Nanay —• fourth wedding anniversary. To uk “ ------* — m.d .nd dlwud «»• consecutive year. magazine in the United Slate* j those of us In the Banner office, ner UK uum w, ban ealla ror ponaol peraon lor Ore AND BECKWITH Cong. Ketcham haa recommended RANDALL TART NAVY ’that means Minnie and Joe. and from the county. Whenever you puzzle in, the November 18 U»ue. never discouraged We had — " NAVY TRAINING TRAINING the appointment of E F. Blake a* START Now nun in ui training bi at the world*1 n we tena send incm them our cougraiuutiMHiB congratulation* ' want them for Bunday dinner call She is doing a splendid Job a* Chief fider.ee in our ability to recover the 10 jiostmaster at Middleville. > of ills Woman's Aviation Transport Lynn Lewis — 2118 or call the U. 8. 1 i Joe u K home new Ukln, u ground lost by our bungling b*d|A8gYBIA Cleo Mouryr. son of Rev. C. C area: LK.,.. HI. lwo Buna mm „.y , Ume wntu n, n^,„, u, O. Room 3445 before Friday night Division and is a credit to her coun­ W. never .remed to que.try and her parents who are well Mourer of latke Odessa. the noted Mee rtuon. oi «»n bel>u UK,nM I |w , mu> n.,„r „„ nomr „ tlon the fact that any sacrifice wa. WaIUr MIUer „f the checkered trombone player, will play hi* trap » * "Oh deer, what can the matter ’ known in Hastings and Barry wWh thr. n«. Joe u luu u much * pwrt or drums in the Mission this winter. nee: Tn.y mxwud for Only UK ptptr „ wb„, b, Oow„ be." Hhe old lima muMcal Jingle county. praferaU'e to the alternative of district is ill with pneumonia. •***-................... here making up the layout forms 1of 'Jonnny'a So Long at the Pair' surrendering to the will of such • The patrons of the Eagle district THIRTY YEARS AGO / Horace Powers finished hl* wort A »l ff routine of instruction WfCk Ior flfl wnje haa been adopted by our local hunta people a. the Nazi leaden and the “on<UI •f*’00’ hoy“ November 21. 1912; ( physical conditioning, and naval yeaia men <and huntawomen) a* the »» to get it in readme** for the opening chJM, n,,, tn, mnoenee 1942 theme song and the title haa on Friday. Nov. 30 to take up dutie. Japanese militarist*. of f?-r lhe checkered student*. Crandell Co'*. Store has Just re­ pnwKlure MpM <o mole hort- ’ «“> ot people .Ac a* a lieutenant in the U. 6- Nava' .uw ...c reeling .ccu.wo we w. l..„ been changed to “We've only been «u We can be thankful for this spirit i Another group of hunters in the ceived a "big" Blue Ribbon cheese. noiumr ’ By a strange coincidcnct most of their tlieii for them nev new recruits, will take moat ’____________ sver change and on proto; Blven lhe A,r" in*uad IReserve. — \ Knell IMUala uul <»• >«" »< t,“4n»■" Y"1 •>“» It weighs 232 .pound*. ..... Ward Cole. noir. John John Schreiner Schreiner and and Mis. Rosella Goodyear gave a\ix time -during the next few weeks.’ day, Jo^,/cren Ward •ven if you're vou're not here 1I * * *r 1. comparative ease and well being Ferd Stevens. o'clock dinner Saturday at which At Hie end of their training period with _ybur sleeves rolled up, we I —— -------- , Nov. 20. 1835 that Horace enterec j------ — Mr. nnd Mrs Forest Stamm hon- time * formal announcement was'\ they will be granted a nine-da]'-knOvTyou are anxious to get that I of over fifty duck* about 4 p. m. Kim's office. During those sever ” leave, at which tlm.e-the)'.early copy of the paper because ' Sunday flying over town due nocth­ year* Horace developed consider-, stroyed the lough fiber of thia na- ored their mother, Mrs. Hannah made'of the approaching marriage iX'boot w11l —. ------- — k------ k little <trl. , its as much a part of you a* the air 9U“« * sisht and "what youll able of a reputation for hl* ability ■I—, . Stamm at a family gathering of her of her niece. Miss Harriett Ododaw. rr* when vnu haven't ont a etm " H 'VSf Y°u ,breathe . brothers and sisters at dinner Sun- year to Mr. Donald Van Zile of De­ Carl the euentlal core of difficult anC We can be thankful, too. that day. MeAArs Bnd Mrsdanws David troit. In other other wt words, you may miss ua I remarked an old timer, In Involved legal problem*. Beat oi even now. before the war I* won Conklin. Ocorge Conklin, Den Conk- ■ ■ The marriage of Miss Margaret ard Allen Beckwith. 17. son of Mr and there’s no doubt about the fact ' luck to you fellow and all of u> thought is being Orlie Miller ■some uum: uivu*. , ngiven to lin. Mr*. Avis Dabcock. MI1l.w t.lm> Ironside and Mr. Arthur Crothers and Mr*. Floyd Beckwith. 501 Bond, that we mis* you, and Joe. that's I Another Sunday "did you hear" hope to see you back on the Jot putting it mild. :»'•» the radio commercial on the peace,which will eventually come. and motiier. Mrs. Rose Miller, Lucy was solemnized at the bride's home St- . I - . • • I grape Juice hour? To quote "it here again after the case against and Wesley Butler. on West Green St. Thursday eve ­ Very few of us expect a quick, easy Hitler, Hirohito A: uu. Co., haa beet ’ • oui Did sixteen coast guaras guards from :1 gives you use the acncious delicious jeny Jelly ana and niuer, turonuo « The Happy Dozen birthday or­ ning of last week at 8 o'clock Bridge Expands Clear Lake Camp have fun Sun- Jam sensation—" We know that I successfully prosecuted. finish to this struggle. There , re ganlzatlon met on Friday the 13th The San Francisco-Oakland bay I 1 hard difficult limes ahead. Yet. even at the home ot Mrs. Myrtle Hemery ELECT OFFICERS bridge expands 30 feet In the sum- I in *uch rural communities as Barry "ear Bc?f.ord'... . .. ,. FOR HOMEROOM . which k. v. . .. I na Messrs. Allan Wood. Hill Election of homeroom officer;. mer. counly h.v. Ul». II Key .1. <h-l, >n, onHarold , hun[lnJ nnd representatives on the faculty rect connection with international lrlp j,, lhe north. student council have been com­ affair*, there to a growing approMrs. Evnngie is spending some pleted at Hasting* high school LIBERTY LIMERICKS elation of the fact that the peace time in Detroit at the home of her Ute rcXulta are a* follow*: a* well a* the war must be won if ^'toVarn Room 202. supervisor. Roy Gar­ are to avoid a tragic repetition Uon Cole and A]lx,rt Dur. ner; president, Beverly Myers, vice president. ' James Long treasurer of the present war two or three ham and Jack Kemp, of Battle Jean ifootc. and secretary. Bar­ decades hence. Creek, itave gone c.n a hunting trip bara Castalein. in northern Michigan. Room 2M. supervisor Tac Gies; In thia era of rapid communica­ Mr*. Kenneth McClland ha* em­ president. Shirley Henry; secretary tion and highly developed industry ployment nt the Wilcox-Rich de­ Horace Keller; treasurer. Philip Ln which the economic resources of fense plant in Battle Creek. Her hus­ Frandsen; and representative a nation are not merely important band i* now stationed at Camp Rob­ Thomas Dolan. LBS. inson. Little Rock. Arkansas. Room 205. supervisor. Le.stei to that nation alone but to the rest Mrs. Ben Conklin and daughter­ Schilling: president. Beverly Brad­ POUND of the world as well 'Java* rubber in-law. Mrs. Paul Bivens, were In OR OVER ford; secretary and treasurer. Kath­ or Malay's tin. for example*, there Ann Arbor on Thursday where Mrs’ leen Procfrock; and representative Is no such thing as Isolation or self Bivens received medical treatment Frederick McDonald Room 208. supervisor. Ruth Rob­ sufficiency. The various contl- nt the University, hospital. nento and countries are not s?p-'I Word from Clifford Conklin, who son; president, Sally Goodyear: was in North Carolina in August on wee president.' Mary Lockwood; crate unit* but rather essential maneuvers and stationed at camp secretary and treasurer. Elaint and representative oogs In thl* globe which we call Edwards, Massachusetts, since, stale:, VanHorn: Said an acrobat numcd FANCY PLUMP UiAt expects to soon be home on Ralph Gits. * | “the World." — — he ---------------------------------------------FOR Ali Ooop, Room 301. supervisor.'Lewis Hine: If you are not convinced of this * £i[,olyh\„ LB. ROASTING The Young Peoples group will president. Douglas DAvcy; vice “I’m constantly telling fact remember that right now we e„ miT, inuri 28 rfO <nt il the me nvi.it meet u,( on nvx November home president. John Malcolm; secre­ my troupe— FANCY YOUNG are undergoing the restrictions of of Mr and Mrn On>l MUlcr> nnd cn. tary. Bernard Mankcr; and repre­ FOR STEWING Pledge all you can rationing, -paying high taxes, send- joy a Thanksgiving dinner sentative, James Coleman. OR FRICASSEE raise ----Room —304. . supervisor Ottilia Mrs. Anne Raymon returned ing armies oversea*, turning the ~~ ” J ’last **' For War Bond*, these LONG ISLAND “eck “h fr®m attending a cousin's Kamlruke, representative, Robert force of American industry toward * days, A REAL funeral In Chicago when rhe re­ Stowell. thU>„ UU.U.M iur.. .nd ceived a telegram of „ Room 305, sujiervLwr. Lena Lett­ DELICACY it. lite ............... death of And Hitler will be in the warplanes, and reading with sorrow n friend there. er: president. Richard Dean; vice Soup!" FANCY the ever growing casualty list* of Maxine Randall is lender of the president. Betty Clark; and sec-. YOUNG—PLUMP men killed, wounded or missing in rewing project pt Steven* school, rotary. Robert Clark. LB FRESH DRESSED Room 308. supervisor. Carl Dam­ action—and all because an under- Clare Norris leads the Handicraft WW*AV son; president. Lawrence Fuller: FANCY SMOKED R,d vice president. Patty Shurlow; sec­ WHOLE OR gruber. with a funny little mustache Camp clfaf lake Sundcny nleht ln rotary, Madelyn Sigler, nnd Irons- : LB. SHANK HALF and an Impassioned oratorical voice cooperation with the Ministerial As- urer, Mertlyn Zuttermcbtcr. FANCY LATE HOWE Room 307, supervUsor. Oeorg; -socflnunr bl Harry county. STANDARD fu' n Hie checkered school began Avery Aten; president. Ario Van­ FOR COCKTAIL place in the scheme of things. And sclsool work on Monday, at the Houten; vice president. Patty FewBAG OR STEW Uie reason that this neurotic little Eagle school house. due to the law les*; secretary, Elisabeth Cortrlglit CAL'FORNIA red emperor windjammer with the Messianic of the former school house by fire. and Representative. Jean Burkholdcomplex succeeded in hoodwinking j LBS. Room 310. supervisor. Arthur the German nation with aid of his! Kiara. Stripes Equal In 1795 following the admission of Lower; president. Portia McLaury gangster cronies in the Nazi party vice president, Marian Cooley; secJUICY—SEEDLESS—FLORIDA LGE. CAN stems back to 1918-19 when the I Vermont and"'Kentucky to the UnU. 8. decided to withdraw from the I NONESUCH DOZ. stripe* in the Flag of the U. S. annoyance of participation tn in-1 TEXAS—SEEDLESS—80 SIZE PKGS tematlonal affaire and when Eng­ Cradle of Liberty land. France and Italy were loo tired i The "Cradle *of Liberty'’ I* In FOR OCEAN SPRAY and confused to formulaic a con-' Fancull Hall, Boston. Daniel Web­ mean that youngster* now in the EDITORIALS |[ Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday f 1 TURKEYS 43 C u UNDER U LBS45c LB. 39* -29* 26* 31* 36* -41* CHICKENS CHICKENS DUCKLINGS aeui 'Ue^etaLlei. GEESE REALLY FRESH 1O< I/ CRANBERRIES 29* GRAPES 25* ORANGES... 23* GRAPEFRUIT 20* YAMS 12' CELERY HUBBARD SQUASH 3 - 10* 10' CABBAGE4 27* ONIONS .SWEET POTATOES 3 14' RUTABAGAS3 10* HAMS ck'to atructive peace or even to properly ! ster wa* die first to call the hall enforce the provisions drawn up nt the "Cradle of Liberty.” Versailles. General Derailing'* Family If the present concern over the ' The wife and three daughter* of peace to come develops into a sus­ General Pcrihlng were burned to tained demand for action, then we death on August 27. 1815. in the can all be* truly thankful for it will PrcsiJio at San Francisco. Calif. GENUINE SOUTHERN LBS. MICHIGAN LGE. BCH. hard—ripe HOME GROWN . LIS. MICHIGAN YELLOW GOLDEN JERSEY IO-LB. MESH BAG — LBS. SEALED FLAVOR OBSERVANCE ■ir Among the many things that we Americans hove to be thankful for, let us not forget to Thank God that we ARE AMERICANS' ☆ As we foce another war may we remember the blessings that we enjoy and give thanks for them and pray that the (Jay of peace will soon be here. To do this let's all do our shore to help bring Victory soon. SANTA’S Done a Rush Job! Let's Show Him IF'e Appreciate It By Gift-Shopping Early Scnta and his helpers worked double time this year to pile gifts on our counters way in odvance-so that your Service man wouldn't miss out, so that you could save money, time ond en­ ergy by shopping early. Come in now! Complete selection of gifts for every­ one! LBS. MARVEL HOME STYLE BREAD 3*29' .BLANKS AVAILABLE AT ALL A4P STORES CALIFORNIA BOZ. CELLO DIAMOND OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. TUESDAY 9 P.M. WEDNESDAY 16-OZ. CAN ANN PAGE ANN PAGE SEIF-SERUICE a a . CAMPIELL'S 47-OZ. CAN WHOLE .KERNEL NO. 2 CAN WWlTtHOUM EVAP. MILK 4 CAM 35c asm JMU rtACHtS FIOIIOA OUNCE JUICE GIHGERBREAD MIX JACK FIOST IULTANA IX SUGAR STUFFED OLIVES ... 20c "£'.2fc J MEDIUM SIZE FRESH CHURNED PLAIN OR PIMENTO — x SILVERRROOK BUTTER » 49* 48* CRESTVIEW E6GS 00* COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM CHEESE2i®19' PARST-ETT CHEESE 2 “35' WISCONSIN CHEESE- 34* MEL-O-BIT CHEESE 2&67 PHILADELPHIA LB. URGE BUDDED SULTANA DOZ. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP "Selling Quolity Keeps Us Busy" PUMPKIN 2 25* MINCE MEAT CRANBERRY SAUCE - 13' WALNUT MEATS. 32' WALNUTS 16' FRUIT COCKTAIL .20' SALAD DRESSING SPARKLE GELATIN 5- 24' TOMATO JUICE 13' ASP CORN CREAMERY FRESH ORDER POULTRY MOW iiraitHaii WATERS CLOTHES SHOP OYSTERS . A FRUIT CAKES AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR FRUIT CAKE 5 CAKE $1*83 |fl For Victory A war SAVINGS STAMPS I1 SlOklS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER M, IHZ BARRY BYPATHS ot Mr. and Mn. Luther Wllltaon pf The F. F A. of the Heatings high name of- Gary Lynn. Battit Creak. I Mr. and Mn John Klinger are the'I Mn. Agr.ee Bidieman and baby; aehool are iponeortng an Ag-HB tn —— K mh* ... — - ‘ Corn Show In the agricultural room parent, ot a daughter bora NOvesn-______ - — ......... —, ber 11th. She wUl arwwvr to theiMUr Sunday evening after ipendtwo with her parents. news this week that we completely exhibits which will replace the an­ nkme of Judith FRy. ItoWU t™ tom. or «« forgot to collect anything tor this ,nual 1WU „.n, t ™lllon Ior auExposition tor the column Added to this. the small ' rationA8-HR A ca^ n^Sr ™ due“nephews are here and I'm back in I tries expected in the 11 classes of ansa.; Robert Hartman U tn a of^Mr^antf Mra ment*^ThL bmomln«'<whil«K*1'1 COrn' HybrW PUnt hrepltal somewhere in Australia. I* M ment. Tnu morning while I was I md p™ mm «t— Mr Wheeler ta awUUns In the ' £ Johninn frUnd the'vwing ‘*i one’ and^Mv^'Co 10 4,ake prtJ“* totaUn« •’»00 ln War store while Mr MeNultv li alMont mim J-n Loretta Joiuuon and friend. ■ mm wm« Mr . Manna u ,bm bi Q,^ ,Co.me Btampi Stamps will wUl be be awarded awarded in to addition addition here end let me comb your hair." to regular prize* and ribbon*. High­ .rtbrna J«-U or Mr mto Mr. He said grandly, "Oh. that don't est winners will be given points to­ OMOO<r bother me any but where's my eoetf ward a future trip to Use Interna­ tional -Uveatock Show tn Chicago. Bpeaklng of hair. I've got to apeak me r. r * aavuor. Mr. t. n ; "" •" "T• ““-"-’Sunday evening with their deer. ■to Buster about hampering the war Knopf has announced the following t Training Station last Tues-. , effort. The oil he puts on hia hair assistants—Manager, Robert GaMlll; Q*y' Nov *'• \ I The flrat tubercular ChfUtaAg trouM greaae a coupla Jeep, and ‘ *nM"' , .XXU..V. I.:-..-..., =«.„! Mr. and Mra. Joe Konlczny and | Seal Sale was held In Denmark in some left over for peanut butter General Arrangements chairman. chairman.: Kenneth spent Sunday with Mr\ 1W4. the result of an inspiration of manufacture. ! °« ntlral Arranaamenta Lloyd Frey; Contest chairman, Don- ! *”d Mra. Al WlsnlHti of Dorr. ‘ Einar Holboell. a postal elerk. Drake; Judging chairman, Leroy I Proud Mother: How much do you aid Wheeler; Dent oom chairman, 1 charge for taking children's photoClarence Hoffman; Pop coni chair­ gtaphsf Photographer: Five dollars a man, John Bechtel. dozen. TWO NEW RED CKO88 SEWING P. M You'll have to give me Ume. GROUPS ORGANIZED I've only got ten now Formation of two sewing groups We are going to have chocolate Ln the county because of gas ra­ chip cookies, warn-, for supper. Bur tioning was announced by Mrs Fred a 7 or semi-sweet chocolate bar at Bechtel, chairman of production the grocery and follow the recipe of the Harry Co Chapter. American on the wrapper. Per a special treat Red Cross. These groups are in ad­ tonight, we will get out our tightly- dition. to one at Hickory Corners covered coffee can and have a few formed In the spring and the Mid­ quick sniffs Smelling this empty dleville group which got under way coffee can Is as rapturous and ec­ this fall. static a thrill as one can have un­ til we hear (he glorious tidings that and Hendershott district Mra. Helen [Drake u chairman at Dowling and . I Mrs. Irene Hendershott Is the leader For a Christmas gift for my fat [*t Hendershott district. Mra. Howard Utile niece of sixteen months. 11 Johnson is in charge at Hickory took a broken-down orange crate ; Comers and Mrs- Jean Balsch at and stood It upright and knocked Middleville. The formation of these □II shades and sizes out the top and bottom. Then I groups wlU make fewer trtpa to HasMwed off the part below the mid- Ungs necessary and stiU enable the die shelf the right length for short ltfl1 Cross sewing to proceed as legs and sawed off the top for arms. planned. and back, the arms were & inches The Hickory Comers and Mldof pompons for the hlgh and the back 10 Then I rein- .dlevllle groups are pledged to each forced the bottom with stout cleats do 10 per cent of the eouhty quota Thanksgiving dinner because I know the little pill will I and »o far are more than living up drag It around to climb with. Now to their pledge. from $.75 and up. it Is ready to upholster Tack on 1 Cutting of garments is proceeding Roses. Comotipns, padding, such ns an old. clean bed satisfactorily with women working quill and shape it artistically. Cover Monday morning, every afternoon African Violets. Chry­ this with stout muslin or feed sacks, and every evening except Tuesday. Then make a slip cover that can be Each group is faithful to their work santhemum plants. slid off and washed. I am going to and keep enough cut garments on Begonias. Cacti. Excel­ mnkr this one of fine blue and white hand to give out to the sewers. checked gingham and will applique; Yam for 72 sweaters, 48 pair lent Assortment, of a red flower or animal on the back, of wristlets and 48 helmets has been or rather the front of the back. The given -*--------‘ 1to -------------------------‘ out knitters and 325---of the cemetery wreathes. bottom will hnve a pleated ruffle. 400 soldlera' klta have been com­ and I hope you know what a pleat- pleted and turned in. Matertai for rd ruffle is. Anyhow, you girls know the kite has not been received but what I mean. There won't be any the klta will be filled as soon as it FOR CHRSTMAS there will be Poinsettios, Azaleas. chair because I knowcomes, Lil- which tells the story of how —cushion, --------- ---------------------------He MLu^y ro wr)|. Rhe'd use it for a I well the Red Grau work Is being Christmas Begonias. Violets, Cacti Gardens. Ever­ foot rest on the floor. I done In the county. By JANE CAMERON &t“iZSS" m- DO YOUR GIFT SHOPPING NOW ON WARDS LAYAWAY PLAN BABOAINS FOR THE HOME! (EE WARD* PRICE FIRST! ■srs.i’x.- Thanksgiving Flowers 'Mums Table Bouquets BIG 44-INCH CEDAR 24.95 CHESTS.. THRIFT-PRICED A thrilling gift for your wife ... for your wife-to-be or for molherl And Word* moe.ey-«oving price make* it a *far value! The water­ fall styling combine* with rich looking walnut and oriental wood vw Choose a lamp table for mom and dud, a studio-end for that newly neer*on cedar. The generou* storage space will please any woman! married couple, a radio table for youreelfl Reverse diamond THREE CORNERC Last Week's Utter James Hammond left with his party Saturday morning for their trek north for the opening of the deer hunting season. Mra. Hammond Hiid children visited her parents. Mr and Mra Leo Fisher, and the Harold Ftahera of East State Road during Mr. Hammond's absence. Cecil Plank of Cleveland. Ohio spent Monday and Tuesday with. Mr. and Mrs Edw. Walters. The Planks expect to move there Friday 1 as Mr. Plank lias employment at the ; Bliss Co. In Hastings Mrs. Richard Cook and Mrs. Itester Larabee motored to Battle' Creek Saturday afternoon to meet | their brother, David Robinson, who is attending the Naval Service; school 'Signal and Radiol at the U nt C ^tdcago. Duane Day of I BarryvlUe, who leaves for the army ; Tuesday, called on David Sunday forenoon and in the afternoon David called on Corp.^Chas. Kiddrr. Mr and Mra. IL J Robinson. Dorothy. Mrs Urubee and Mrs. Cook and their cliUdren took him back to Battle Creek to entrain Sunday afternoon. Leslie Williams was one of a IHjrty of seven who left Thursday for Big Bay in the tipper peninsula to hunt deer. The party included his sons. Roger and Glenn. Herman Reynolds and wn and daughter-In-1 law. Mr. and Mrs Max Reynolds of Delton and Kenneth Dewey of Hickory Corners Richard Cook and Uster Lara bee were included among those wtw went north deer hunting having left Saturday night, returning Tue«nnd their children were guenta of the ladles' parents, Mr. and Mra. H. J. Robinson, during their absence. HOPE CENTER William Carpenter' passed away Friday evening. November 13- Much sympathy is extended to the be­ reaved onn. Mrs. Grace Brewer of Augusta vtalted Mrs. Floy McDermott Wed­ nesday. Charlie Been and wife and two children of Battle creek have moved Into the Fred Ashby house. Sunday guests at the Fred Ashby Fi-her of Shulta. Mr. and Mrs . Mil- ! ton Warner and daughter of Bat- j tie Creek. Gordon Durkee and family' of . Delton visited Mr. and Mrs. Cia* 1 rente Payne Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gates of Cto• verdale spent Wednesday > evening with Mr. and Mra. Fred Ashby. Mrs Sterling Modrack spent Friday In Baltic Creek. Laurence Payne is v tailing his parents. Mr. and.Mrs. Dan Payne. । He Is on a furlough from the Army. | x IQ O IO« J O 4O-INCH CEDAR CHEST; walnut veneer front with xebra-wood cross-banding on cedar. KNEEHOLE DESK ■- Clyde Wilcox x x 4.49 AT A LOW WARDS PRICE Where else would you expect to find such Bnartly modem styling. u expensive looking veneer tops with marquetry inlays priced so lowl The Florist Phon. 2530 OCCASIONAL MJ-r'f CHAIR . . ONLY 29.95 9.95 Clean-cut, businesslike design Compare it with chairs coding men appreciate! Women love dollars more the lustrous, rich walnut or mahog­ Sag' spring construction! Allroc- any veneers used on top and Hye design; good looking floral front . ; . with gumwood. Deep tapestry upholstery. file drawer. Generous 44-in. top. Matching Recker. elsewhere. 'No­ ■ B.M ELECTRIC ROASTER UCTION SALE 19.95 Ideal for baking, roasting, can­ ning and preparing complete meals! Mokes a gift ony house­ "SAFITY MAT” MDAL BIKI FOR YOYS 2.69 BIO GIFT VALUII WOOO SMOKER wife will really appreciate.. for years! Has hingeleu, stainleu­ MONDAY, NOV. 30, 1942 steel coverl limited quantity. him from slipping off eosiM x Storting at 1 o'clock war time. I offer the following: HORSES HAY and GRAIN Pair of gray mares. 5 yrs. old, wgt. 3000 lbs. Black gelding, 5 yrs. old, wgt. 1500 lbs. 10 ton of Alfalfa and bromc grass hoy ’/z interest in 4 stacks of hay 200 bu. good oats 4 crates seed corn 300 crates of yellow corn cows Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old Black Jersey caw. 7 yrs. old Black Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old 2 Guernsey heifers, 15 mas. old, bred Jersey & Durham heifer, 15 mas. old, bred Jersey heifer calf, 2 moi, old POULTRY 30 Barred Rock pullets GIFT TABUS VALUE PRICED 7.95 FARM MACHINERY , 7 ducks HOGS 10 Shoots, wgt, from 150 to 200 lbs. Farm wagon and rack, also double box Case. 6 ft. cut, all bath, mowing ma­ chine on rubber, used 2 seasons Oliver 98 and 99 walking plow 3 sec. spring tooth drag **“’ Dump rake 2 horse Oliver walking cultivator, good New 5 tooth single cultivator 3 10-gal. milk cans Strainer and pads 15 crates Nearly new double work harness 3rd horse harness 2 22 and I 21" leather collars, good 2 log chains Forks, shovels, posthole diggers, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Expensive looking, beautiful tables you'd expect to be priced 21" RABY DOLL WITH MUCH higher! Drum, end, tier FLIRTY BYES has glass inset lop. Walnut veneers with gumwood. SAVE! CHENILU SCATTER RUG 1.69 someone's home this Christmas with this smartly-de­ KIDOIIS LOW ’IM I signed chenille and raving tug. JR. TINKtRTOYS They're raveruble, washable ond Midi cN kinds of INagi usable in most any room. In as­ WILL ALSO OFFER at PRIVATE SALE my FARM of 80 ACRES sorted colors. Other liras, too. TIRMS OF SALK 1 Cosh day of solo. noth log to bo remove^ until settled for. HENRY C. HOUVENER, Prop DIWIY REID Auction... WOOO BURNING MT WITH PLACQUIS and radio tables.. coffee table Brighten CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk 118-124 S. JEFFERSON 1 5.4F COFFEE TABLES TO MATCH; glass Insat lap. NEBCO AUTOMATIC On account of my wife's ill health. I will dispose of the Personal Property at Public Auction at the farm located on Sec. 36, Rutland township, 4 miles southwest of Pennock hospital; or 2 miles east of the Goodwill church off of M-43; or 1-4 mile « matched veneers. Walnut-finished hardwood. VERY LOW PRICED green Combinations and decorations for the home. Our family Is devoting our time | CRE8NEY ' md finances to Xhe armed forces < Last Week's Leiter ihik year and only the children will1 Three who went deer hunting fare well at home. When our ’ fiocn here wer/i Mr. and Mrs. Hugh filends, and they are the finest any- Chapman and son, Chas. McNulty.; one ever had. fail to receive tokens Lee and Murle Reynolds, Carl Hart-1 or greeting cards from us. they can man. Qartiet Townsend, and Warren I lw> Rure that, five times that much । Cairn*...nt to boy to • ku, „„ ckn.rt.lt u . ona.rttonain. btod ,wm, M„ cunu of people, they will also remember,, calms Is away the bova to camp, and skip us this i Mr and Mrs ctuu en. year. However, we may let some of tertalned several relatives and the special pals smell of our Coffee I at tt parI.y Saturday night. BEAUTIFUL GIFT TABLES HASTINGS PLAY ARMY > COMPLm KIT . LM> ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER *C. 1H1 the plan when the vote wa* taken could do with that problem wa* to, «JF A I Til HEHT If Since then the council at this city conclude that It would inevitably i Mf RI I M Ilf VI . I\ has become very much interested In pour a far larger volume of water the proposal. They figure It this;down stream and thereby raise the , llffMMIAIC T|> ClftUT way: -I! deepening nnd widening waler here stilt higher, endangering 1 f¥ |IVN|NI1 ||lf|yn| th river for a dUtance of two miles I the Michigan Ave. bridge, and n j AT THE THEATRES meet Wednesday evening. Dec. 2. at! 8. N. at a ceremony performed. Wf™011rvuMu. Guinder below the lake would hurry the flood I causing damage probably to proper- I (Continued from page 1. Section Jody Garland, George Morphy. ram. as £ t0 (Un. Krily ta------------------ ----thM “all^nmhe^lnteVmted^ I dUt^Fu^h’ln’ ! ™d *«' dmner .,u',,u ' widening and deepetr.ng of Uie fiver? downstream, as II it would would by by pouring pouring I ly ly near near the the river. river. So So the the council council Inin- .J««•d?”e.*.®n p“5ent\ X _VP c.£* ,“.n*.duble that allto mothers ..... , re£ateduJ"nuptial --- -------------- ... ------ ------------------------------------------------ ,--------- JUT out-of th. lake, whaivited aty Attorney Kim Staler u. W- ln "rl> Ip."* m, My Gal" wtahlng have thrtrinterested name on ths vow. before *"k and Mr*, haveattend their name on .the j theRev repeated M the COUver nut 'determine whether the proposed . would happen to the 'Hionrapple see tlrat thta city wo* not damage<l.1 «nJ* tf«‘*d “nd Uw PaUent rej In her flrat adult role tn whiting charter to pleue th" rnreimg at 3 o'clock Harold Bugbee and daughter Betty A of VU'tl . ^1---- —---■dram be constructed These were river below the two dredged miles Then the Michigan Ceniral R R main in hta or her owti lw«ne. When : ’ of Uw tow o( P rnwlu’< a tew U(lie «>» Kalam.aoo th* story of the love of a pairup-' o’ Hospital Guild -----------* j in the KTSr presence wedding of a few Close °* Kalamaioo "agin" th. proportion They were which would not be made deeper i became aware that it owned a ; yXng performer* tragical^ NO. 14 will meet friends. the bride *a,a.~?L kw pn>pwuui>. were wuu.u mt ui.ur , orwiiiir »»r n uwuru « . ,u1. . .7 voung performer* tragically upmeet friends. young up-'1 Hospital Guild NO NO. 14 will meet friend*. For her wedding Uie the bride ------ ---------------.there in Nifflclent number to defeat and wider?" The beat our city dads .bridge here that couldn't stand for “*' /*uurt’SmJ^mSSre’in^ihi by the nm WorW w“r- theh tor d«wrt •» *30 Tuesday, Dec. 1.1 wore a light green wool dress wifi TAKING PUBLIC HEALTH ;i -----. ■ ■■■-—■ ■ higher *>‘<T J® lud Usl family may have It without the! rpunlon after #n ncl of *uprenu at the home of Mrs. Keller Stem. black accessories, and a corsage of WORK AT COLUMBIA | spring. Also the railroad has a con- ’’muy *”“* ,lave 11 *'u‘ou* **« I heroism, is told amid vaudeville The usual custom of exchanging 10c 1 fellow roses siderable mileage of track between, disease being recognized Bu the , ('aU klnd, ° uaevnu . n uau^custom er exchanging 10c yeuow rosew Tllf , •«. *, । The many u.^ Barry county county trie friend* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- :----- :-------------------------Middleville, where ■. -- — department point* out clearly , _______ , 8 »' ** observed. • .,™eyB* e5L attended by Mr. ana in of. M1“ BeU> B “• * llu was were u•*»•*» Roylln. who 1 Hastings riuB.uigk and miiu m.. an increase in the — .»»»•» volume <»«. of waler £•••... u,at--------- —--------- — . "Pierre of the Plain*" w. c.T.W £2"' •••» «» »•"»' 9“ T- V, | law and sister STS of the bride. above the March flood would do a,presence It U encouraging to learn;i starring John Carroll, , Health Foundation for several *ears. The annual due* day meeting of I A corsage of' be'be mum* on lot of damage. So they're “agin It ;.' U1M'‘ Barr> coun‘> making good.• Ruth Hu«*ey, Hniee Cabot C T oi ine o>. ' oiacx sun wnn wnne accessories. will be interexUd to leant that »he ...le c W. y,. .. U u. wai hrtrt neia ai progress................................... in fighting tuberculosis' unless the river I* deepened a -----------An action-filled story of cf thr, First U. B. Church Nov. 17 with a ! was worn by the matron of honor I* attending Columbia University or Um M e.w, mponrt m IM. o„„ . in New York City thia *c)xx>l y?ar,. widened to Middleville. roman- carry-in dinner at I o'clock. Twen- I A ‘ -------reception -----------------followed J the -----aervlci *“ having been sent there by the Pub---------- and some1 somety-three ty-three members members and and guests guests werewere L So there you are. August 31. 1M2. the condition ot itimes lmcs C01 ,,u-Bi adventure* of swash, present for dinner, with several comical Mr*. Johnson lias been employed। Uc Health Service of the Hawaiian When the proposal to fix the level cat cases is stated by the depart- buckling h-u-viin, prepej) Canadian trapper, ccoming —‘— *for — the -* ----z ‘ afternoon*-meeting here with the Michigan Bell Tele­, Territory- to take advanced ortho­ 1 of Thornapple lake came up In1 snt a* follows: I * pedic work. She plan* to return to with guest* from Quimby and Rut­ phone Co. Circuit Court Monday, this city and r advanced cases The groom who« home 1* ir. 1 Honolulu after the clow ot the colland Rev. Coldren. pastor of . en­ the Michigan Central were repre-1 rately advanced Hasting* enlisted In the Navy last tertaining church, had charge of rented there, because they associated Mln Sept He iuis rating of a second lulu when the Japs attacked In Dec. devotion*. Mr*. Addle Scott g»ve a the fixing of Uie level with the pro-; Apparent ...5 The story of the political mn1841. She was then engaged in pub­ excellent report of the M1C 4th,! M,, claxs Petty officer and la stationed pOM-d dam and dredging the rivet I Arrested case*-------------------...5 chinations of ik tough, shady chor- most District Convention held In Bu-. ,l lhc bruiting office ah Nor- lic health work but after Dec, 7 Another farmer group, whose • Total... . 28; acter who fall* in love wit h Verthe and other health nurse* were chanan In October after which the folk- v* Case* in Sanatorium 11 onica daughter of a highly reassigned to emergency and liospitul Rev Bessie Rulison. guest speaker Attending the wedding from HusI spected mayoralty candidate. represented ut the hearing Wednos-----------gave an Inspiring temperance ad«« »I’d Thoma, duty. Enroute to New York City. I "Wildeat day. At the hearing Prosecuting : BARBERS CORNERS ------ ... ” kUrring dres* enjoved by all present Twen-1 Robinson (formerly Sally John- Mis* Boylln vUlted relatives al her Attorney Barnett represented the. Mr and Mr* Roy Preston chent Kifh»rd Arlen. Artlne Jude, and Ur Mr * and ty-one paid due*. Three honorary roni ,on‘ onH nrf Mrs Harry 1 former home in North Carolina Rhe A roaring drama---of the efight tc county; Kim Sigler the city: ,Tuesday and Wednesday ut Pre-------------------------Thompson of Sturgis. Mich. : living at the International House arreat America's life-blood from the member* were added to our roll. It Adelbert Cert right a group of farm-1 rnont In New York city. Is expected that a new union will be era; G W. Dean a group of.Cottage । doh* Sherbituke of Hurting* ear‘h. oiL SOCIAL COLUMN organised at Quimby In the near HICKORY CORNERS owner* and Attorney Gordon I Thursday night with Mabelle The Young Mothers Club met ut Frank 3 Towne. 85. died Wednes­ future. Wheeler, of Grand Rapids, repre- Hauer. day. the day following his 65th wed­ with •ented the Michigan Central | Mr and Mr* Nay Bump enter­ ding anniversary. A member of a Grand St.. Thursday aftemixm. PRMRIE GARDEN CLUB Several witnesses testified at the. mined two court guards from Clear — bom —.......... near , Aller a short business meeting Mr*, The bold adventures of Professoi Mrs. Winnie Brog was hostel* to , pioneer family, he wa* hearing Wednesday..including some'’lake -*'* for ---------------—*— dinner on --Sundayruesaay,, here July 22. 1857. a son of Mr. and Arthur Bennett gave a topic on Smith, a teacher of archaeology uie the rnune Prairie uaroen Garden uiuo Club Tuesday, Mr. and Mr*. Clare Norris and who single-handed stage* and ptir Nov. 10 at a dinner meeting. The ’ Mr*. Obedlah Towne. He operand a "How Long Should a Child Sleep " state officials. Judge McDonald ad­ Roy gineers daring escapes of anti­ next meeting will be at the home of grocery store here 25 year* retiring 'nie nexl meeting will be held ut Journed the hearing until Dec. 7, Preston's Sunday. Nazi* from inside Germany. Gertrude Jackson Tuesday. Dec. 1.1 three year* ago. Mr. Towne leave* , ‘he home of Mrs. Arthur Bennett on Mr. and Mrs. William Havens of OBITUARY A Christmas Party for members and hl* "" wife, —— —former Sarah ■ Tungate. ...... » Bond• St °. . ■« — « — ••• the 11. Thursday. Dec. i; i Charles Haney. 57 died Monday, Rutland were Sunday dinner guest* "The Valley of Hunted Men" • ■ . their famllie* will be held on Fri- and four children: Wade. Delton: Mrs. Royal Hayes entertained her starring Anna Marie Stewart, morning at hL* home in Baltimore | ut Herman Hauer s. Verne. Plainwell; Sherman. Detroit; Mr. and Mr*. Loren Myers return­ Bob Steele. Tom Tyler. township. He had been 111 for t Esther Flnkbeiner, Pot luck supper Mra. Hasel Nunemaker. Hickory 'club for dessert and card* Wednes­ afternoon, Nov. 18. — nt '"I her — home long time He had been a re*l- ed from their northern hunting trip Jimmie liodd , T.;;..".'"'o."',.,:"' V" at 8 P M. Each one attending Corners: 12 grandchlfdren. three of day Depicting the clajh between Mon. please bring small gift for exchange. whom .m In (h. .mwd nrrw.. ™ W. Clmwn B( Whmm m |»dro t dent of this county for over 2!. Sunday morning. Dr and Mr*. Erie Sherff of Chi­ tana laifr-and-order and Nazi sab­ . year*. He was a member of St .lm u. ,r..1.,r.ndcnutan S.r»JJ; lem .1 2 S*turda,' In iho Mnhodl.l , “ nd , Mrs Z«W Rose Catholic church of this city cago called ut Herman Hauer's Sun­ oteur* and bundsmen. Shults chmh wuh bun.: in th. tai "!*>’*• ™ •«* «?• also a member of the Holy Namt day. The ShulU Community Dirty Duller* Club will society. He Ls survived by his wlRev J W McCue of 'G1,,nn Kahler und Mrs. Zcibel. T»ie meet witli Mra. Ixola Apsey Thuri- cemetery . . j . . tuis-ur ui nl meeting'will wltl be held at ,the K_ TERMS: CASH When cleaning, beware of dirty day, Dec. 3 Exchange of Chrlst- LT. dow. by one daughter. ML*s CathFreeport had charge of the services. next ’ duster*. You will usually leave Just , mas gifts. ■ arlne at home; by hL* mother. Mr* ; Those from away who were here (home of Mrs. Zerbel. 1510 S. Han­ Anna Haney and sister Mra. Harry home Thursday. He lias spent to attend the funeral were Mra. over, on Dec. 0. Hclmlg. of Mars. Penh ; and by many year* in this neighborhood. a soiled cloth. STNDENT8 MUSIC CLUB Travis Royer. Chauncey Tungate,1 another sister Mrs. J. W. Hoover Sympathy L* extended to hi* be-, I On Saturday November 2l*t. Miss Mrs. Lena Tungate. Mrs AlQi Bur- I PARTIES HONOR RECENT BRIBE 1 Katherine Humphrey entertained : Mis* Marjorie Reed was hortr.vt ,of Pittsburgh. Penn. The funeral reared family. Hastingi, Mich. Transmitting Pictures rough* and Mra Fem Davis of Bat­ ■ service* arc to be held today. Wed­ Mr nnd Kirs Porter Knowl<* nnd A picture six by seven inches in the Students Music Club at a very tle Ctrek. Mr*. Ethel Gilbert of Al- 'on Thursday evening of last week nesday. at 10 a. m.. aryl the buria Millard Willison went to Hastings sire can be transmitted from Lon­ j delightful Thanksgiving party at bion. Mr. and Mr*. Allen Terry and for a bridal shower honoring Mrs. | will be in ML Calvary cemetery. Friday afternoon. ■ her Studio at 110 E. Center St Key Mr. and Mr* Vem Town of Plain­ Leo Johnson (Beulah Burns), with don to New York In 20 minute*. 1 signature and Memory contests were well. Mr. and Mra Glen earning of !about twenty were in attendance. held and other Music games played, Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs. Sherman I The table was decorated In .red. prize* being won by France* Foote. Town ft Town and and miss Miss Myrtle Myrtle Town Town of of DeDe-, W,1,U ,n.d blu5 and," c‘ever ar* Beverly Bradford. Marian Marble. trolt. Mr* Cora Winters and Mr*. । .J UWe®d Phylis Wood. Donna Lou Oury nnd Lola Frey of Bedford and Vemor '“"P"1 ,hf piece. The gurat Joaiuie Baulch. Piano solos were Webaler ot Hasting*. °f honor, h" ,®vely B1,u b> rendered by Mary Jane Andrus, Harold Aspinall and Gordon nwsn* °'1b?n°on* h'dd,n ubout ,he Marian Marble. Julianna Cooper, Trick spent the weekend hunUng “n“ ■hlch1 “*vcuc'u" “ lo »hfr'' Joanne Baulch. Beverly Bradford deer In northern Michigan. ■the »* J®undand Miss Humphrey. Other* who Mr. and Mra Clarence Morrison *^J’ta)red "nd cuttn and took part were. Janice and Gloria of Banfield were dinner guest* Sun- served. *“ Brockway. Joanne Garrison. Lou I day of their son. Mr. and Mrs. Vale On Tuesdav evening of last week Ann Scoby. Marjorie Wood, nnd Morrison. the girls of the Bell Telephone v Cqa ,_ — . a Anita McGlocklln. Hot chocolate Clayton Haynes of Battle Creek •*«! o«»ce girt*, gave and wafers were served. France* was a guest of hi* parent*. Mr. and l*rty honoring Mr*. Leo Johnson Foote and Juliann Cooper poured. Mra. Orin Haynes over the week- “Is0. Ml® Jfan Harrington, who 1* Teh next meeting will be a Christ­ end. Mr and Mrs. Wallace Bard- I '■ftV‘nK U>elr employipent and going *ork lhf Ha*Ung> City Bank. ina* party on Dec. 18th. Anyone in of Kalamasoo were dinner guest* I wishing to belong may do so by see­ Sunday 801,1 «‘le#u received lovely gift*. Ing anyone of the Club members. Howard Randler of Fort Bragg. D^crt “nd„c0U®« MfrvedNorth Carolina. Is hnm. on a ten 1 Mr; "nd Johnson were Substitute tar Olive OU day.*' furlough His mother. Mra. ?!“H?ed ln l>ie Grace If you run *hort of olive oil when Maude Randler will accompany him Methodist church on Nov. 8th Both mnuur iMuiuicr wiu atmiuiKiiiy null , — - —---------------—— - : are urll making salad dressing melt butter on ... hi* return aa .far aa — Dayton. *'« Irnnwn known llaatinov Harting* people. and add it to the oil. It makes a Tennessee where she will upend the Johnaon coming here utwut Winter. hvc yeftrs ag0 fr0ln Coleman, and good substitute. Winter. U employed in the bwdnrs* office of the Bell Telephone Co., where she will continue ^working for the | duration. Mr Johnson worked for­ F-20 Tractor on rubber. A-1 shape merly at the J. C. Penney store In International tractor, cultivator. 2 yrs. old Battle Creek having been trans­ ferred from Hostings. Mr. Johnson International 14 inch tractor plow, used 2 yrs. I* now with the U. S. Navy and at McCormick grain binder, 7 ft. the kuil word received still at Great j Lakes. Chicago. He graduated from McCormick mower. 6 ft. Hastings High and Mr*. Johnson Keystone hay loader Case manure spreader from Coleman High and also ut| tended Business College In Grand Superior fertiliser grain drill. 11 hole Rapids. Victor check-row corn planter Congratulations and best wishes Weard bcaq puller, new are extended to the newly wedded couple. THORNAPPLE LAKE HEARING IN COURT AT THE THEATRES ORGANIZATIONS Close-Out SPECIALS GRAND RAPIDS BOOKCASE & CHAIR CO Occasional pieces Coffee tables, End tables, Benches, Occasional Chairs, Odd Bedroom Pieces, Odd Dining Room Pieces, Tables and Frame Mirrors. Selection of finish and cover on many pieces. NOV. 30 TO DEC. 19 INCLUSIVE 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Goods on display at factory. See us for details. WALLDORFF & SON AUCTION SALE Having decided to rent my farm I will sellat public auction on my farm located 3 miles north of Nashville on M-66 and J mile cast on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1942 COMMENCING AT 12:30 SHARP THE FOLLOWING HORSES FARM IMPLEMENTS Block gelding, 9 yrs. old, wgt. 1600 Bay gelding, 6 yrs. old, wgt. 1650 Black gelding, 3 yrs. old, wgt. 1400 AUCTION SALE 17 HEAD CATTLE Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, fresh Durham cow, 4' yrs. old, ... due Jan. 30 Durham cow, 3 yrs. old, fresh Durham cow, IGyrs. old, due Mar. 9 Durham cow, 4 yrs. old, due April 15 Durham cow,. 3 yrs. , old,. due Jan. T Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Jan. 1 Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Feb. 1 Durham.bull, 2 yrs. old 2 Durham steers, 18 mos. old 2 Durham heifers, year old 2 Durham steers, year old 2 Small calves SHEEP 20 Coarse wool ewes, all young Reg. Oxford buck, 2 yrs. old Buck lamb HOGS AND POULTRY 17 0. I. C. pigs, 10 weeks old 75 White Rock hens, year old Pair of old geese FEED AND GRAIN Stock of hay 8 ton'of hay in barn 500 bu. of oats . 800 bu. of corn International 3 section tractor drag, new Dunham cultipacker Steel wheel wagon, flat rock P. and O. 14 inch walking plow John Deere riding cultivator 7 Tooth cultivator No. 4 Belnap sleigh Nearly new work harness 5 horse collars McCormick Deering No. 3 electric separator, used 10 mas. 3 Milk pails 2 Milk (trainers Corn shelter Grindstone 30 gol. kettle 20 gal. lard kettle ond stand Lord press Sausage grinder Wagon tongues Buckeye cool burning chick brooder, 1000 chick size Chick waterers ond feeders 2 Log chains Hay fork 125 Ft. 7-8 in. rope, nearly new Quantity of bushel crates Block ond tackle. 50 ft. of 1 ■. in. rope Whiffletrees and eveners. ' 2 55-gal. gas barrels 55 gal. kerosene barrel 2 5-gal. gas cans Big grease gun 2 Grass seeders Crain bags 2 Cross-cut soi Forks, shovels, hoes, rakes HOUSEHOLD GOODS Kitchen work table Dining table, 8 ft. Round Oak duplex heating stove Glow Boy circulator heating stove, new . Garland range Steel cot and mattress Jars Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. to be settled for day of sale. Everything Al the mon on my farm hat decided to go to work in town I will hove an auction gale at my farm located 2 miles south and 3-4 mile west of Nashville, or a mile north ond 3-4 mile west of Maple Grove Center on SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1942 ROBERT De CAMP, Prop E. E. GRAY, Clerk Railroad locomotive* In Sweden now burn wood moat of the time. Commencing of 1:00 o'clock P. M.. thorp, tjie following described property: HORSES Bay mare. 5 yrz. old, wgt. 1700 Roan gelding, 5 yrz. old. wgt. 1700 (good matched team) cows Brown cow, 6 yrs. old. due Jan. 12 Large Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, open Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old. due May 10 Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old, due Ian. 8 Black and white cow, 3 yrs. old, due Jan. 15 ■ HOGS and POULTRY 12 Shoots 100 Rock pullets, laying FEED About 150 bushels oats 150 shocks of corn in field About 19 tons of clover hoy FARM TOOLS John Deere tractor, model D Oliver. 2 bottom tractor plow. 14 in. Oliver 99 walking plow, 14 in. Case walking plow, new Manure spreader, good condition Disc harrow, nearly new McCormick riding cultivator Single shovel cultivator McCormick mgwing machine Drag, new Spike tooth harrow Thomas disc, fertilizer drill Wagon and flat rock Wheelbarrow 4 10-gal. milk cans Double harness, used 2 seasons 2 24-in. collars, good 1 18-in. collar International pick-up, fair condition HOUSEHOLD GOODS Monorgh kitchen range Sideboard 2 Dining tablet 9 Chairs 2 Rockers Davenport Singer sewing machine Ice box 3 beds 3 Large congolaum rugs Bedroom suite Other articles too numerous to mention TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE. Nothing to be removed until settled for. thing to be settled for day of sale. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer Modern Communication Modern communication was born In the "telegraph sign*" which were patented in, 18W by Samuel F. B. Mor*c. L— Every­ FRANK E. MARSHALL, Prop HENRY FLANNERY. Auctioneer I. E. GRAY. Clerk I LIBERTY LIMERICKS Said a movie fan, Ed­ ward G. Mallory, gallery, But War Bonds will get My saving*, you bet— Right up to a tenth of my Balery!” �THE BASTING* BANNER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER iC. 1»U Jifford ot Chicago and Mrs. Hal Sinclair, lollce made a lengthy y Comers Sunday ai- Ira. Doughs Galnder »e were dinner guests day of Rev. ond Mrs. e and daughter Betty IILIC HEALTH COLUMBIA Burry county frlepds B. Boyllii, who was h the Barn' County itlon for several years, ited to leum that »he Columbia University City thb scliool year, tnt there by the Pubvice of the Hawaiian' ake advanced ortho­ tie plan* to return to • the close ol the col­ ; Boylln was In HonoJapn attacked In Dec. then engaged in pub■ health nurses were urgency and hospital to New York City, sited relatives al her a North Carolina She : International HuumJity. LIMN Mothers Club met ut In Loren Edger on E. Diuraduy afternoon, justness meeting Mrs. tt gave a topic on iould a Child Sleep." ting will be held ut rs. Arthur Bennett on hursdny, Dey, luyes entertained her t and cards WednesN’ov. 18. al her home St. Winners at pedro yes, Mrs. IJoyd An­ in. RumcII Zerbel. and Mrs. Zcibel. The will be held at the Zerbel, 1510 S. Han­ OR RECENT BRIDE le Reed was hostcM •venlng of last week rower honoring Mra. Beulah Burns), will) were in attendance, s decorated in red, e and a clever ar• S|xx>h Of thread Her piece. The guest I her lovely gift* by >ns hidden about the 't be found. Gainer d coffee and dessert evening of last week Bell Telephone Cqa office girls, gave rt Harrington, who b ipioyqicnt and going Hastings City Bank, celved lovely gifts. ff*e were served. . Leo Johiison were iroit at the Grace !h on Nov. 8th. Both 1 Hastings people, .-omlng here about from Coleman, and the business office lephone Co . where ue working for Uie ohnson worked forC. Penney store In raving been trans­ stings. Mr. Johnson celved still at Great He graduated from and Mrs. Johnson High and al*o at­ i College in Grand us and best wishes the newly wedded ■mmunlcatlon unication wa* born i sign*" which were । by Samuel F. B. ea Burn Wood motive* In Sweden moil of the time. LIMEPICKS ited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adam*.I, Jr In KiiKkfwnn mrar tRa sraakrmrt I Thuraday evening, *erv«d and Mlaa i. ' I Before an improvised altar of I f* seated rfith a gift from the girls. I Mra. Walter Hershberger. and Mra. Robert Blakaly (Let-' palms and fems Saturday after“* uraua " “ was me gum oi ui. onu uc uarneai m wtjc ; noon In the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox. Mr. and Mra. Emory Knlskem. | guest* of Mr. and Mra. Chark* E. U. Smith of Edna St., the marejertrune I........ . —------- — . . .. Mrs. Archie Relekord aiul Mb* I .Mrand Mrs John Hewitt were I Dames Saturday night and Bunday. rtage of their daughter. Shirley 1 The Study Club met at the home luiicnron given uy Endsley on Thursday complimentary | °L Grace Relekord. will spend Thanks- home from Lansing on Bunday and I H«v. and Mr*. Ralph Odder and . Bmith. and Bernard Whitmore of of Mrs. D- A. VanBusklrk on Mon­ to Mr* Emma Steckliam who u , M1“ 8lule Fisher Saturday evening giving day in Kalamazoo, thecalledto see her father. George, daughter Ruth of St. Paul. Ind ., ‘ Battle creek took ptaut The Rev. day with Mra. Fred titebblni giving guests of Mr and Mrs WilliamB.-otl. at Pennock hbspital. »P«n‘ tw? d,>'» *eek Mr*. .E.- H. Babbitt officiating. The a review on "The Past and Imper- leaving for Detroit for the winter. NGBTHEA9T WOODLAND Fox. Judge and Mr*. A. D. McDonald \ brotherain-law andatater,, bridegroom U the son df Mr. and ' feel" by Ilka Chase. IRVING GARDEN Mr. and Mrs Wm Benjamin and, »nd Frederick and Anne McDonald ' Mn “>d M«* and son. Eldon attended daughter and Mr. and Mr* Law- returned Bunday from Port Huron Mrs Robert Tipton inaaelmae. UC Betty uyLa --------uber----played — the “Bridal . On Bunday Mr and Mrs Archie CLUB The Irving Garden , rence Matteson and daughter were where they were called by the *lck- Mannl) left on Monday for Haxllng- March" •' T from Lohengrin. “II Love Reiekord entertained with a fam­ .... Thee." and tafj Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ’ hes* and death of her father. Fred *”• Texaa. to Join her husband who! You Truly". ._ ’1 .Love ily dinner hoboring the third wee­ Thursday Nov. 18th at the home of the Church of Uie Brethren In , yr and Mr* Mary' Cook. Mrs. Neal BedSunflefQ Saturday evening. Nov.' children at — —o.--. ------— . Fead He passed away on Thura- i« Bn *“ corp* instructor there. "Moonlight Sonata." ding anniversary ot Mr and Mrs. day. I R*V- wnd Mra. B. Conger Hath- I Por her wedding the bride, given William Fox of Kalamaeoo. all daj meeting, pot-luck dinner was ' Steward and formerly lived in this Mn. Walter Conk* Mr*. F. E- Lowry and children. | away were called to Battle creek < (n marriage by her father, chose Lieut. Cha*. O. Struble of an oy krre __ served'Mtl noon. vicinity and attended the Wood--------- a? w-li'wiim*.., । ■ Jtllle and John, are Thanksgiving ouuuir Sunday urernwii afternoon by the lllneoa of a white satin princess gown with ___ PERSONALS re, r». -rere .bc'lTnUre ».re the fnrrncr ’* il*ter Mr* Rtanrl.e ' ,_ “ _ *P° ________ S'I _ ............................. The meeting was called to order land high school. They were mar- GLAUS CMYK EXTENSION Lore'S? BknnSr “' “ ■"d l"k.™xl Is spending tills week with hl* par- 1 nt 1:30 o'clock by the president, | ried at the home of her parent*. GROUP enta. Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Struble. I> Laughlin of Vermontville. Mrs. Ethel Van Sickle. Nineteen Mr. and Mr*. Claude Steward near *'*w'« ’otter Robert Houston. Jr., of Dearborn. Mr.- and Mra. Wm. Taffec and members and three guests were Vermontville on October 22. They CHmi Creek Exti I a student at M. S. C, and Mr. and Mbs Mary Taffee accompanied • by “tL ** . rows and carnations. H,nd Ind Thursday after present. The group co-operating “’e living in Battle Creek where nu. witn Mr*. H* Fr. Robert P Taffee of Kalamazoo with Thomapple in sexing for the both are employed at the Weston Thursday. A planned Oon-Quln are Thanksgiving guests attended the Notre Dame football Mrs Lawrence Toune of Detroit ™ »Pendmg a Jew weeks here with her Red Cross have finished Co a meat substitute, w ,ncu to w date uayc.; — —''Biscuit -------- - —— of Mra J. C. Ketcham and Mlsa game Saturday 01 honor- wore a blue gown and rr.otho 7 skirt*, 9 romper*. 4 C.^-. * ' Eckardt entertained the Mary Ketcham.' slips. 1. blouse.* ; Mbs Ogla f?" 1"' ““ “ pom,■» “ “Bar —r ----Mr . aini and mia. Mr. Uon (kott VH « u*.Ba.- | *■>* — Mr• — *nd Mr. (X.r thernuV at” “ns Roy Cordes and Mr*. Rob- and 6 skirts. The south „>». half _» of .uthe "Cheerful Helpers'' Club at her M* rxnni ovirer — — — “■ • ■ 'Palmer ittss Jean of Muskegon spent from Wed­ -DeWitt. crt cook attended a luncheon and r~ait were here H<t..rKav ’ .71“—»• —T A —. I tie Creek Saturday and and,returned returned to to Detroit Detroit Sunday. Sunday. group will meet to sew at the home ihome Friday for an all day meet•Cutler.pf Battle Creek wu best man n D. A. R t,^ «.vlfW Wednesday nesday through Friday with Mr. Sunday to see hb father, George1I Bunday guests of Mr. and Mra. of 'Mrs Maurice Johnson on Tues­ ling. They did sewing for the Red and Mr*. Edward J. Adam* who ac­ Nell Boekelod were Mr. and Mrs. and greeting the guests us master Bl the home of MrK charlea Weis- day. Nov. 24. | Cross and enjoyed a pot luck dinner ren entertained the group w companied them back to Muskegon Scott, who b a patient at -Pennock George Boster, Mr. and Mr*. Ver­ and mlrtress of ceremonies were Mr ,rrt |n Kalamazoo 'and »pent the weekend there. .। hospital. .,.7*1' L. S' N<??' ... . i Mrs. Henry Osborn. Mr. and Mrs. non Boekeloo, Mr. and Mrs. John Mr*. Clair McKee came home the ----------— evening ofwill Dec. be held 13 inwith the a dinner and t Mr. and Mra. Russell Bauer and Mrf Smith, mother of the bride, Wallace Osborn. Mrs. Mary Evarts mas parly and visiting to be. held ■ Skataki and aon, Bob. of Kalanwroo ..... „t party invit- in Ute Warren home. at tire home of Mbs Almira Reed.. i°nn of a - Christmas ------------‘“ two liUlc sons of Plainwell were Sunday from Buffalo because of Mr. and Mrs. Max Bauer of De­ wore dark green with brown ac- । nnd Mte ARnea 81m wrr ln KaI. date to be announced later. ': ing the families the members of -----‘ - of -- --------------------------Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Guy Mr. McKee's nines*. In Buffalo she troit spent the weekend with the cevorlea and a corsage of gold, umMOO Wednesday shopping M.ur, vblted Mr. and Mra. Mux McKee Mrs. Neil Bedford read several1 ‘he Club and will be held at the Bauer. pompon.*, while the » moth* of the Mr and Mn Ollbrrt H endanoo former'* parents. Mr. and Mra. W articles on window boxes and ,lome Mr. and Mra Ray Scheel. < | Mr and Mra C. J L*hr. Mr* Ella »nd Mr ,“»<• “r» bridegroom Mra Whitmore, wore of Orand who have Lahr and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill f*0” couple having a baby daughter O. Bauer. Mbs Henriette Bauer navy b,ue with white rores vU1Un< Mr and Mra John Bruwil Christmas decorations. The group ; Mrs. Clarence Meyers and abler.! visited relatives at Sand Lake on, rece”'**' . ,K Following a reception in the for a few |eU Prtalay for Uul, voted to contribute money toward Mrs. Curtb. Mr*. Forest DeCamp Harold W. Warner, city. Sunday. 1 Mr *nd Mrs. Otto Isenhath and kite -for soldier*. i nnd Mbs Olga EckardI spent WedBertha L. Slnkler. city . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chappel and home, the couple went on an east- home Miss Anna Johnson of Grand Mra- Ella Wolfe called on tbalr Meeting adjourned at 4:30 o'clock 1 nesday with Mra. Clare Klopfen‘ . • > M>n Tommy of Battle Creek spent cm trip for which the bride cho*e , KM,U. l„ li,, at, Ure tint »"• T. Bedford, Reporter. | stein and her brother, Herbert Muriel Brady, city of the wrek ' ,,s a P*tient at the Calhoun Co. the weekend with the latter* par­ a natural covert suit with brown i Places were laid for twelve at I Shartle in Woodland. acceworles.—Grand Rapids Pres*. | the dinner given by Mr. and Mra. DOL'D CORNERS Herman J. Roeebaum. city Mr*. Jennie Qroa of Grand Rapid* U’ ®aUle , U1 ent*. Mr. and Mre. Maurice Pieraon. | Rev. A. J. Hetller of Blissfield, Mr and Mrs E. B Whitmore and j George Hebden on Wednesday eve- Last Week's Letter Rev. and Mra. Wayne Thome. Mr. Retha M. Hummel, city... spent Saturday with Mr.*. LaFioy n®d*ln T**10*- *nd fl™ of, hta I who came to attend the funeral of Kenneth Ritchie, city family recently moved from Hasning honoring Capt. and Mra. R and Mra. Ted Christman of Grand Grcenfh Id I Scout troop were tn East UmThe first meeting ot the Handi­ Mra. G. L. Bates Thursday, vbtted tings to Orand Rapids. Bernard beG. Finnie Contract was p&yed In Rapids and Rev. and Mr*. John Grace M Conklin. Dowling Mr. and Mr*. L. O. Snark* called *"?« ««n*rd.y and helped with the craft Club was called to order by ing a graduate of the Hastings High i the evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair.local, were Saturday eve ­ on friend* at Muir Friday. I Jf*hering at the football game. nttr lender. Eldon Houghtallngr. on ning guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. school and both attended the Uni- i Richard Cook as the winner*. Mra. November 6. Officers elected are: ' Mrs. LaFioy Onienfteid vblted P1.'''Cr *ho *cnt w'fe versily of Orand Rapid.*. ’ Finnic receiving a gue*t prize. Christman. her bister. Mra. Thelma Johnson Pat Kel> Du,M”c Dlo,u,sh' Rjchart Mnrgarcl Ourd, 8ec.; Donald Gol­ Hastings people who attended the . of Buttle Creek Thursday Grno*. Jr., and Reynolds Cordes. Larry Wolfe i“mJ and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Robert WMidortf WATKINS—SWIFT wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Horace Powers entertained a den. Pres: Warren Hallock. Vice' Pres.; Dorb Houghteling, Club re­ An improvised altar of gold and Cutler. Mln Francenn Cutler. Mr Sinup of friends nt n stag party porter. Tlie name of our club is Don Goucher of Toledo. Ohio, a ill *erf of Mr “»d J«* of' n Otsego spend Thanksgiving day with theirI Boyce n ’^,n over the weekend. bronze shaggy crysanthemums made nnd Mra. Stephen DeMond and Al-, "I hb home in "Nashville on Mon- 'T*’e Five Joliv Hittiers." d#y’ evening. Mr Power* leaves Lieut. Allen Prentice came home a lovely setting for a pretty wed­ bert Dykstra. Those' from here who have gone mothers. Mrs. Ella Wolfe and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Whitmore wlU re- on Thantoivlng day for three Thurww rram CTmp D.H., N. C. ding at the home of Mr*. Birge C. Blanche Goucher. north hunting are Mr. and Mr*. Battle victj Creek where montK*' training novem- aide »«»■ In ojiut wucic Mr. m,. |। ..... - at Harvard ----- Unl---Saturday aitemoon. afternoon. NovemJI... C.uadc .nd MU. ‘ •"« Swift, oaiurany >ii». arnmeis Cusac* ...and .mis* i r" T„”" ~.~Z ui -----T” nulcmnirni Lyndon Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Les­ liu new Helen Cusack of Muir. Miss Anne hI-..f leaves *tor or hto ncw , "“Unment ber 21 at 4:30 o'clock when her: Whitmore I* employed at the WU-; 'ersity. before receiving hb assign­ lie Gould and iiiends from Fulton, Is Inicnl mcnl ,o »o «enrlce. , Marie Cusack of Belding and Mr. lCa?1,[> HJfn' ,?eftr Angeles, daughter. Betty Jane, became theiCox-Rlch plant. Their address is and Mr. and Mr*. Allen BUhop and Cal. Mrs. Prentice .™n.nvin. accompanying bride of J»vt. Robert Goodell Wat- I 25 Annapolis St. I and Mra. Ted Cusack a"hd Maryellen CaI ----------------n*1 *° son. John and Sheldon Wertman of VCrnon are Thanksgiving guests him. Last week he received hb kin* of Fort Custer, son «f Mr. and 1 Mr. nnd Mra Bill Spencer are Mrs. William H. Watkins of Hop- 1 LAKE—SPONSELLER the Womens Board of the Country commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in of Mr. and Mra. Cheater Hodge* । , moving this Tuesday on kin*. Allegan county. I Mr. and Mr*. Dale Bponaeller an-i« ’ “ b on Turviny evening, dessert .U and Mrs. „„ Kim U,m Sigler uigur were were “J Mr. Chandler place which As Miss Pauline Benaway at the 1 nounce the marriage of their daugh- '?plni1 seven-thirty. Of“"»*■!«C"X.„Xmi WM « Mr .nd bought. plano, played "I Love You Truly"! ter. Jean to Pvt. comln we/e icr. Thelma i iiciiim jchii i-vi. Robert noucri ,, . e”.’or ,lhc., — ...... "R ...... on W. R. Cook at University hospi­ . . ... ..... .. ...... ..... .. 1 rir-cten ann Revival meetings will be the even­ •”a nlntiK wern nlan ,b° rl*<. a«the bride entered the room on the Lu.., -»> ot Mn JUirl LU, M \ tal and found him Improving from ing of Nov. 25. 26. 27 at the Doud and Mrs. Roland Furrow and small arm of her uncle. Dr Pi L. Thomp­ B.ulc Creek. The ceremony (ookiCUSMd, , , In* recent operation. school house. The speaker b Rev v-r.u> Greenfield uraenneia spent spent the me ?'J’r<‘*Port and Mr. and Mrs son of Grand Rapid.*.' who gave "I’" ‘L .7" i On Thuredky .tremoon Mn. C.rl Bill P1|»er of Pennsylvania. Come Mrs. LaFioy forepart of the we*)* with Mr. and 1 5°**^ ^‘rT,W an,d tw^ c*J,Mfen & her in marriage. Rev. W. D. Rob­ nine ol P.30 .1 Ihe M.iile st. Metho- nuker entertained her Hub ot eight, □ut and hear the Gospel. Mr*. Maurice Greenfield of Ann 9r“nrt, ,abo Purrow inson of Delton read the senice in dut pmunakc In B.ule creek with Iwu, Luiu,st„„ DOUD SCHOOL NEWS Arbor. formerly of Flint. the Key. John Clemmers otnel.l-.cu,rt lhe wlnnlni ' the presence of sixty-five guests. Mike Ottosen. Leo Tift. lAFloy' C~Wm Wc?plnter ,*fnl .*? On Armistice Day we listened to The bride chose for her wedding Ing. | » President Roosevelt talk from the Greenfield. Dewayne Greenfield and “““A® t0L ‘ vU,t ’rnh gown a street length model of gold The bride was attended by her Three birthdays were observed . Lawrence Gm nheld returned home 1^5, ““»»"• 1 Stemm. Stemm.From From pettlpolnt. Her only Jewelry wa* sbter. Miss Mildred Sponseller nnd . by the New Idea club at its mect- grave ot the unknown soldier at Ar­ lington National cemetery. Then we Chicago she will go to Memphis. Wtdnsdny evening from near Trout an heirloom gold cross, gift of the John Miller of Battle Creek acted ing on Friday evening, with Mrs. Tenn., to spend the winter with Mr. went out and put up our new flag Lake and each had a deer. groom's family Her corsage was as best man. Mabel Yeckley as hostess at the Mrs Merle Haitetlcr of Freeport and Mrs. George Hooper. Battle Creek, maki-of-honor. wore The bride is a graduate of Has- , home of Mrs. Maude W. Smith, for the first time. We gave the flag Lieut. Comrfiander and. Mrs. of orchids. . lines High school and Is employed , Il was a surprise for Mrs. Stuiie salute and sang ‘The Star Spangled Kenilh S. McIntyre and daughter, Warrcn Roush. Monday. Mia* Betty Maurbury Sigler of .. at *uk Ihfe Ralston Purina Co. In Bat­ Muc palmer and M„ MyrtiP wu. Banner." Margaret Gurd was elect­ Mr. nnd Mra. Robert Burch. Mrs. Jannet. are liorne from Pensacola. aqua crepe and her flowers were tle Creek. Pvt. Lake is attending I Ison in honor of their birthdays ed to put up the flag for the rest of Thelma Hubert and Joe Hubert urc Fla., the former having a ten day talisman roses and bronze pom- , the Ordnance school in Laming and also marked the seventeenth Uie week. guests of Mr. and Mra. Harris Wca- ,“ve' Mrs' McIntyre and daughter Tuesday Mra. Chamberlain got pons1 nnd will soon return to the Davis- anniversary ot of tne the ciun club wnich which wa* was . ranga of Grand Rapids for ThunksW rcrnl‘tn here.asldeut. Comm. Pvt. Thoma* J. Jack of Fort Cus- : Monthan Air Base. Tucson, Artz, i tarted on Nov. 12. 1925 A Thanks- tome new books from Mra. Smith's giving | McIntyre expects to be called soon ler nutated the groom as best j He wa* employed at the Ralston giving dinner wa* served preced- office. . Mr. .nd lire s.,n ol.rwn' rd .'» reTI’n n . Francis Peake has been absent ften. ; Purina Co. before hta induction Sept Ung the business session. It was Grand Rapids were Sunday guests ■ Dr and Mr*. D. D Walton and Mrs. Swift, mother of the bride,;?. .voted to purchase a MOO war bondj from school thb week because of a of Grand Rapids were Sunday iS?3 jMe Evanston. Ill., on wore, a two-piece dress of soldier , ----- :------► ■ ■ iwith the club's funds. Game* nnd। bad cold, but he 1* back today. Rueata of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bleb- , urtS*^LBn<1 10 meel En' blue and a corsage of gardenia* ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Joiinnle Bbhop was absent from 1 ] contests were enjoyed during the, binx, .R1«" DeForrest Walton, who had rchool Thursday and Friday. He has and Mrs. Finch rose*. Mrs. Wat- 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Clncebeaux of evening, Mrs. Roy Chandler. Mra. J. C.|?°me J*th • sdu,dro2. of •‘v,*,or» I gone with hb parents up north on, - - .. from Cornu* Christi T^yss tzk th from Corpus Christi, Texas, to re the kins chose a black crepe gown with Trails End. Gun lake, and Bloom- 'Complimentary Ketcham j and Misses « . Pauline to Miss Betty a hunting trip. . a corsage of gardenias, for her field. Midi, announce the engage-, ------ -------------- • — -------------- -- — r. Chandler and Mary Ketcham were Glendale Navy Air Field at Chicago son's wedding. ment of their daughter Jeanne 1 Swift, a bride-elect. Mr*.Mbs Kim Betty Sig-I ---------------Following the reception held im-ISirabeth. to Robert Chrtalopher /nd/™ daughter, , WEST «?■» WOOLAND i in Kalamazoo Saturday and were for a stay of four days. Mrs. Arnold Perkins and Mrs. mediately after the ceremony, the Gould of Detroit, son ot Mr. andts,<,er of B“lUe Creek, entertained ’ Mr. «nd luncheon gue.-ta of Mrs. Maxwell nnd Mrs-Bhlrlcy Mrs Shirley Ms; Mayo, — Bar- j I zona rd, who returned with them Harold Parker returned Thursday coiiole left on a short wedding trip Mrs Wm M Gould of Houston ! bi, " a miscellaneous mucciinncuuA shower xnowcr on on Wedwea- hara and Richard of Hastings rere-re,...^ were IJ. at JwJL. U1 I,., week with ...uu sunner Saturday evening, Mr, Leonard also from Fort Benning. Ga„ where they and on IV..I. "■ “ nesday evening of last supper cuesta guest* of of Mr Mr. nrui and Mrs Mr* Keith Keith their return will __ reside had been visiting Mr. Perkin* and came on Sunday. Mte Clno.toux L* u a» (Bdurele or ----1 615 ^e. So. www.v.revg Jefferson. ww St-., i^iwuje Hastings. Ml cs CliiccDeaux grauuate cu —----- — ----- ---- -----—« to b^” Mr. and Mrs. Erik von Reis of Mr-PMrkcrThe bride is a graduate of thfc Mae Murray College for Women and,B,,d opening the lovely gifts fur- of Mrs. Mayo* birthday. Detroit were guests of Mr. and । Dwight Chase of Chicago was the University of Michigan, where she me Lewis Hotel Training Schools --------------------- -Gen-1 nlsl’«i ----------the entertainment. C-""- । Reymond Ravmond Smith of M. M S. C. Is Mrs. Aben Johnson over the week- i R'lwt Mrs. Arthur Chase Salur- was affiliated with the Chi Omega Bnd aM,nded the University of De-Iu,rta' *"hU w•'w • I'S’T.'LJ? IS kschool u vm BW. mmw end. Mrs. Johnson- coming home । day night and Sunday. She sorority. She is now employed in lro|t *Laiw W ^0,! She is b now em- i buffel lunch wm served, wa* a bou- tlon at home. from Ann Arbor with them. Mbs ! MlM Ethel Copenhaver spent Sata. quet of white bloom* flanked with Mba Jean Kantner of North Man­ the stele bureau of social aid at pi^cd bv .»■_ the r-L Colonnade Company. Agnes JohnsORT Who has been ill I urdB> nl«ht and Sunday at the Hiutinn. „ ,u . ______ .____ , ; tall white tapers. Mra. B. C Swift Chester College, Indiana, spent the Hustings. Pvt. Wnlktni Watkins ntt/-nrt-d attended with pneumonia b still in Unlver- 'home ®f her uncle. Harry Ramsdell. Michigan State College and grad­ Mr. Gould is a member of the find" j of MiddleviUe, mother of the bride- weekend al home. of Robert Gould Manufacturing co.. ' Mty hospital though her condiUon in Kalamazoo. ' elect, poured, and Mrs. William H. ’ So™ of the lucky deer hunters . .___ ■__ . U i, U,™ —a her uated from Northwestern Univer­ of Detroit. Miss Mary Wdii.w Williams . and is irnpibvcd. ।, I Watkins of Hopkins, mother of the'lhal have "‘urned home from the sity. where he was a giember of The wedding date will be an­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams vb- mother, Mr*. Williams, and Mis* the Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater‘, prospective groom, served the in-1 north are. Guy Makley and Russell Grace Edmond*, were in Kalamazoo nounced tn the near future. jdividual floral ice cream molds, ’with a buck. Lloyd and Von Makley nlty. on Saturday. Miss Swift was presented with a each wllh onc «nd Omar Barnum Attending the wedding from out- SUNDAY EVENING CLUB Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Langston were j corsage of white, appropriate for;wlth one­ of-town were four of the bride's HELD FIRST MEET OF YEAR in Battle Creek on Saturday. I Mra. Ralph Ekkens and children •orority Jean Llndsley — of 1I At their Initial meeting of the I , a bride. i Reed Furrow, who lues been work­ -7 —--* „sisters. —;v- — -- -------------• • • 1 will spend from Wednesday till Tuesflranii Rapid*, Mnltv — , and | year, members of Uie Sunday Eve- i Molly -n.n. Thayer ! Ing in Flint, is spending this week Grand I Mra- Philo Sheldon entertained I day with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs Chicago and ■ ning Club elected officers nnd laid . lwlt h a. : with his parents. Mr. and Mr*. Yvonne Westrate of -J,u - desrert-bridi deuert-brtdge at her home Elmer McElmurry at Morrice. 8TEAM HEAT evening Freeman Furrow, and on Dec. 3 Jane Ann Visher of Holland; also | p]nns for special events during the । Thursday evening with twenty-, Mr. and Mra. Guy Kantner will William H. Watkins .nnrn.ri.ine SwUM.v. .four present. Cards were played entertain the । leaves for Camp'-Grant. Ill, for Mr. “ and Mrs rJ™n ! . approaching holidays. Kanlner families HOT * COLD WATER of Hopkins. Dr. and Mr*. P. L., The club is an organization of.witi, prize s going to Mrs. Allan ; Thanksgiving Day- Those expected army training. , |xvpw BllouJI uniulu „„. Myaf , BROWER BATH I Mr. and Mra. Steven Johnson of Thomson, Charte. Goodell Wat- Juu|| young people of , various denomlnaHyde.Mr Mrs Leon] Bauer, and Mrs «re Mr. and Mra. Russell Kantner. 1 Indianapolis, Ind., vbiled Mr. and wknM?' M^n‘’^Mr^nCh»rOf i -----------Uons “nd wnj' ,lrst organized the .Edward ------------------------.-u in ,u_ -- - -Goodyear. C Mrs. Maggie Kantner. Mr. and Mra. Single 13.50 per wk. Grand — lUpids. Charles Me5prlng oi of i»*x. 1W2 uyn Lyn ucwis wiui 'wUh me, the , •• •- • 7^7’ Nirs 7 —"TT "* —■ spring jW*>IU K""tner. Mra Robert Hocr, In tosh and Mr*. Theodore Steven* • .< g_i.i...a of the paster* initiated Aben Johnson over the weekend. cooperation The girls at the office of the and gon, Mr. a^d Mr*. Carl WesplntI Lieut. Cale <Bud> L. Flynn re­ and daughter Virginia of Detroit, j D,e program Is Social Aid a er, Jr, —and•- ehlidren —-• — - -------- nnd — leader , of - the. - — Bureau - ——of - — - gave show-1 of Hastings ------— ----- -— ■b Pat- -turned on Sunday to Camp Lee, Va, Mra. Franklin Butler of Long Island. group. Heading the club er for Miss Betty ------Swift at• the , and Rev arid Mrs. Frank Moxon after a week's furlough here with N. Y, Dr and Mra. F. J. Sledge­ Fewleu. as president: Janet Boek-,home of Mra. Helen Nelson on of Lake Odessa, Mra. Flynn. Lieut, and Mrs. Flynn man and Mr. and Mr*. Jack Smith loo. vice-president; Martha Wedel ipeht part of last week in Niles with of Allegan. Mrs. W D. Robinson Secretary; and Beverly Bradford nr Delton. rinltnn Lieut. T.iMit J. 1 O. n and Mrs. of treasurer. LaMarcus Adna Bquier. Jr. of Chi- ■-J&SSI “a ZSS J J ■"“"‘ HOTEL HASTINGS FEBMANENTfl Machlntless S2.50 30 JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP '..1 STUFFIN' BREAD •<••» 15c Stuffin bread (avei valuable Holiday .Time—Spices ordinarily used for dressing need not be bought and the leftover wasted. A HOLIDAY TREAT PINEAPPLE Down Side Up Cake 50 Fruit Cake and Plum Puddings. Pumpkin. Minco, and Cranberry Pies. We also hove a few raisins to offer. HAXilIAItT U.AKEItY 113 8. Jifferson St Mr. and Mra. J. L. Ironside*. Weilealey Ironside*. Mrs. Kim Sigler and daughter. Miss Madeline, Mis* Audra Densmore. Charles Leonard, Jr, Mra. David French. Mr*. Richiard Cook. Mrs Helen Nelson and Miss Virginia Conrad all of Hastings.—Middleville^ Correspondent. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IS CELEBRATED Mr. and Mrs Richard Seeber of Irving entertained'the latter's par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bebon anti other members of the family at a surprise dessert at the Seeber home honoring the^291h wedding anni­ versary of Mr. and Mrs Bebon A beautiful wedding rake was ; TO INSTALL NEW served and a pleasant evening wa.* O. E. ti. OFFICERS spent with music and vtalting. Mr. Next Tuesday evening at eight Seeber will leave for tho Army o'clock Uw newly elected officer* of the O. E. 8. will be installed by Mrs. THEIR FIFTIETH vie fan, EdMallory, o a tenth of SS, ROOMS , . . be lovely for Thanksgiving and Chrt*tm»s Make appointments early. Phone now! Bonrla will get ?a, you bet— JX Srt"01 .. . . . . . . MARRIAGE LICENSE! Lovely For Thanksgiving e to ait In the C A I A I EVCklTC J U L I A L L V L Pl I J PERSONALS .......... in.mi11 mi ...................... mem anq Phone 2431 Gebhardt. Mr*. L. E. Barnett and ANNIVERSARY Mr*. Cornelius Mannl. Lunch will Mr. and Mrs. John Mason, wellbe oened al the close of the meet- known resident* of Maple Grove township, will, observe the fiftieth The pew officers arc: Worthy anniversary of their wedding by matron, Mra. Avis Tyler; worthy holding open house on Bunday. No­ patron, Adelbcrt Cortright; associate vember 29. from 3 to 9 p. m. They matron, Mra. Kendall Reahm; asso­ have spent the entire fifty years in ciate patron. Kendall Reaiun; sec­ Maple Grove, and have taken an retary. Mra. Maude W. Bmith: active part in community affair* treasurer. Mrs. Fay Marble; con­ a* bom. and has al­ ways lived in that township nate conductress. Mra. Philo Bhel- Mason, daughter of Mr and Mrs don. Other officer* are to be ap­ Allen Gamble, wa» ifl years of age pointed by Mra. Tyler and will be when she came to that township I announced Tuesday evening Any blanket with le** than 25 per warmth to Peter Pood, telling ot a tour of sent wool give* loo little — -------- ~ Wisconsin from 1773 to 1775, said b« pracUcal and feel* uncomfort* that the Wiiconsin river at the pres- I bl/ b»»vy becau*e laundering has packed down the cotton flber* which ent Prairie du Sac had few fiih. nsed wool mixed wittv them. »ay U. B. Nickel The United State* nickel i* now rounding out Its Mventy-tUth year NaUvo Saimaa Landlocked salmon aro indigenoui CAUSE for all to be ‘THANKFUL w Can we as Americans find cause for thanksgiving today? We don't have to pause to answer that... think, and be truly thank ful that you are in this country and that you are an American! All the blessings that we enjoy are yours and every one is worth FIGHTING for. But while being thankful . . . remember ... it will cost something to keep the things for which we give thanks this Thanksgiving Day . . . let's all do our job so when universal peace returns we may again enjoy the blessings that make up America! BAIRD’S �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THlTtSDAY, NOVEMBER *C. 1942 ie Hastings Banner CLASSI Fl ED WANT ADS cook tmo*. Editor* CLASSIFIED RATES Sheldon Agency Surety Bonds Haitian USED CARS AND TRUCK* Slate Farms 80-tO colIHlon FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT tf AUCTION SALES ‘ CLEANING AND DYEING HENRY FLANNERY‘S USED CLOTHING 1201 phone EMPLOYMENT - HELP WANTED WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS — DR. L. J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Hasting* Pancoast Bldr. WANTr.O—Children Phone 2701 . ..II ■ I'U illrr 1. I.t. k It V. ASTEII IMt..n.UI.I^ b.r-.l min. ml.l ‘ .lira*. 1 nr ..Idrf 1 »l". ’"“k aid : ira.i.ir IbarU. R-wlep. 4. । l>h..nr 711 1'4 __ lim Marshall Furnaces and furniihed l WASTED—<'.w»|*r*nl woman V. art aI ' h..«-ak—|>rr and <i.» ’ |uirt tim- rar* L io ..mi lnrah.1 Udr in Hallla VrrA 1 U tXl’i.K «•■*! >» Ink.- .......... .■ -mall rh.tdn-n and J.> a link h<m**n»rl I l-hunr «»i. H -3B ia- furnaeea. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work Eaveatroughin* . WHEREOF: TOO LATE TO CLAB5IFT Phon* 2311 tf HOUHEHOLn GOODS POLICY *6.00 per year Phone 2519 National Bank Bld* JERRY ANDRUS tf DAN ULREY CURT ItHI'cK t.OAP ot b.sltoe .loara. All | bind, in rbwiar frnm at Strrrlrr'a |..d <..^4* Xtnrr. -.-IM W. “lair. •__________________________ H AUCTIONEER CARDS OF THANKS JAKE DEPRIESTER and ’ U. a--------------------------------- C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOB it. CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiator*, Batteri**, Aluminum, Bra**, Copper & Lm4 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Its No. Michigan Avenna Fbane 2637 Hastings 7oWlryf ^^^UOU&UBlHS.IALYt.»<OJ4C«OM MISCELLANEOUS WHEN loohinr for bariaina viait The Ha*Hoc- Harcain Rtore. 110 N. Church. Under Mlt1|"'a I" Ceram Otorr tf YES. MA'AM IT'S TRAGIV—Wi.n the bra' 'f a hot iron ruins a button, rlel.t before your eery eyes, it’s down ri»M »«»in< Amid that poaalhilUe buy •" 'quipp'd with (enuine T'arl RnOema 11 “r. PAINT NERVIcE—IF you have a d.r • r*ll" per>h(fm, wo hat* the answer In our won.I.rf.il li" el beVoo A Kaynold. paint.. Caneth A Naehl.ln* Haalin<>. 1‘tone 3131 H.2C i r.u'.uitLv? Noel Herr Npe ‘ fuel* always “Once tried, SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO HASTINGS. MICH. Down East' Sketch show* Walt Burtis of Cortland County, N. Y., smack in the middle of 4.000 turkey* on his farm. He is only one of half a dozen big turkey growers in that vicinity—the biggest being a lad named Vormwald—who was driven out of an office job by poor health and now make* twice a* much money raising about 7,000 turkeya annually on 25 acres. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE Re-Seeding Legumes Mr.. Or Mildred Vrrn II POMONA ORANGE When legume* fail to make n good stand, Massachusetts Experiment Station advises rc-sccding in February or March following the original Beetling. If the rc-seeding is delayed until later, it will almost always be necessary to work the ground again nnd the crop from the first year may be damaged. ■ Value of Corn Stalks HORSES—$7.50 STATE OF MICHIGAN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF BARKY IN CHANCERY Tests at Purdue and Illinois Experiment Stations have shown that an acre of cornstalks plowed under is worth at least twice aa much as the ashes from on acre of the same stalks that have been burned. All of the nitrogen is lost in burning and you also lose the value of the humu* in loosening the soil and holding moisture. COWS—$6.00 We Have a Collector Stationed ot 912 West Green St. in Hostings To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charge*—Phone Halting* 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Sequoia Potato Among the now potato varieties that have been tried In West Virginia in the past few years, the state experiment station reports that th* Sequoia variety is the best in size and yield. It i* white—smooth—flat­ tened—eating quality is fair to good-resistant LJ insects and some dis­ eases—yields better ami stays green longer than other varieties in un*prayed plots—nnd yield* still better when properly sprayed. Cost of Raising Daily Heifers Esperanto Because of a great medley of longue*, the artificial language of Esperanto is much used in the Rus­ sian city of Odessa. Seed* of Grain Seed* of moil type* of grain re­ main viable generally for at least 20 year*, in lomc case* perhaps longer. ■ Feed costs of raising 50 dairy heifer calve* by 4H club boys in New Hampshire ranged from $12 to $56 at the age of six months. The average feed cost for calves making fair gain* was 526—compared with $29 for calves making good gains. Feed cost per lb. of gain was 9.4c for excellent gains—11.2c for good gains—and 13.6c for fair gains. The important les­ son learned was the faet that cheaper gain* were secured by feeding more whole milk and more grain than is customary on dairy farms in that state. HALE HEARTY Spring-Clipping Alfalfa In tests that are stilj. in progress, Wisconsin Experiment Station report* that under certain circumstances it has been very profitable to clip alfalfa in the spring a* sqon aa it reaches a height of 4 to 5 inches. This early clipping delay* the first crop of hay from 10 to 12 days and usually reduces the tonnage—but it often produces hay of quality equal to ordinary second-cutting hoy. Spring clipping I* suggested only on ytrong stands of wilt-fesistanl varieties, a* it is definitely dangerou* on poor stands. HEALTHY American manhood and womanhood arc a healthy Canker-Worm Control Canker worms come out of the ground and start for the treetop* the first warm day in February, according to Iowa Experiment Station— hence you have to start earlier if you wish to head them off. The best plan is to wrap each tree with n 3-inch band At cotton batting, well pressed into the bark iircgularitie*—tic a 5-inch atrip of tarred paper ovir the cotton and tack the overlap—and then paint tree tanglefoot over the outside of the paper, keep close watch of the bands during the active climbing season to make sure that the worms do not form a bridge of dead bodies to pass the barrier. * Way back when thi* writer was leaching poultry husbandry we all believed and taught .that moldy corn wa* dangerous for poultry—and ihould be avoided. Apparently there was nothing to this Idea. Half a dozen prominent experiment stations have reported on feeding testa with moldy corn, scabby barley and damaged wheat—and in only one case I Wisconsin) has moldy grain been suspected of seriously harming or Silling the chicken*. These feeding test* were conducted with both brooder chicks and laying hen*. However, common sense Indicates that when you feed moldy com to poultry it is preferable to feed it to ad”1* ‘ to start uung it gradually until they are accustomed to it. Hog Economics Truss Fitting ny in EXPERIENCED FiTTEP * druggist. Quality effective lot today. There it no reaion why they ihould be otherwise. They undontand the importance of eat­ ing correct food* and they know about the beneficial qualities of milk. HDKRF.D that within But better than just milk they know that Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk it extra rich, high in vitamins and low in bacteria. Moldy Carn for Poultry PRODUCE. FRUIT* FLAINWEU. MICHIGAN pleasant, tf. One-Cent Pleeea One-ccnt pieces have been coined since 1791 Indian head pennies PET* FOE BALE * MISCELLANEOUS were coined from 1859 to 1909. The BOARDING' DOGB—II* day or week. | Lincoln design was adopted In 1909. Call 703—FI.1 or 3391. Al R's.m'r. Floating Metal Lithium, the lightest known met POULTRY Brower Nursing Home or never without.’’ Growing Turkeys FOR HAl.K OR TltAPi: tor ratltr—Roan narr re.lt It ran. old llrnrr W Mrarrn. t-l on.. .1137 N'aahville*. II 3« Foil HALF <1R TRMlE H'.rar 13 yra. ..1.1, wot. al.oir IIOO Iba., would tr»d« for hr.trr rulf or take r»ah. Alto * MAPLE LEAF GRANGE Mr-^Buwlfvau Antortp.' lb 1. t.j.iUr 3 4 mil' •'.I of Or*nr*»llle j.n <>ran«»»lll' road. __ 11 3B FOR KALlt—> HoUtrin hrlftra. on' full blood, du* aoon John N*»»l. 7 milr* rpmpo.ed ot Brother wrsl on aid M 37 and 3 milr* north. 11 30 U)RT—Near Gun lak*. Mark bull do* with whit' far* and throat: loft fiwt | La* white atextmr: an«wrra to name ..f Jrrrj Howard. It. O. Hhafer. pto.iie , Mart). S*»1. .•* Glonn Il'ra 1.J LOST—Male Coek'r ■ Spaniel, Mark, j rhildrrn-. tot Litoral "ward. M'l<in| Camptoll. 33* N Jrff'tano. 11 3« ; l*OrNI>—Pair man-, ntforda left . In our rar hr m|af«k' Can have ; •omr by pa, inc for a.| llarrnr' Furl-.ne, 1 m.lr. nortl. i.t Na-htill' on Jl iw. 1131 croupy cold and reliable. Sold by your NOTICE TO CREDITORS LOXT—FOUNn - BTRAYED . > INSURANCE cough, It’* GRANGES yards, ph.one 2588, or call hove a “Peckham’* Remedy" — DEWEY REED Every Saturday Doe* your child cough due to a cold? Give Foil SALE K.ei.t.r.d II I <• l.-ar.. Fur' »•! Hrcrrow. Woodland. if. NALK^klork of 31 thrrp and Estimate* cheerfully given. Date* IrbR I laml.a. !<>■« W. Chandler, RFD Nn. 3. tan b* made at Banner office. I-bnr>. TZ8P3. If Phoaa 3467 Hasting*, Mich FOR RALE—r.n Mir.>pww.a, 13 ,rarlln*«. phnna I’alrlrt'lllr 5F33 W.alr* NrwU ' ton. 1 milr *•**! and I mil' ■■mtb !>••• Shipping Livestock Lily White Flour Middleville We have a complete stock k FOR SALE—34 l.rad of fin- Wowl rwra; also HrattoU. l>-m.ild Mnhar.l. J mlUw. aotllh and mile ra«t Maptr Grmr ll-CS YOU WALK t“ «rmlr rwr. <'r will tradr for ihrirr row* or krifrr*. Karl ttri* tol. H mil* north of Larrjr. Phon* !.*«•* >4-7. . . l‘ =» Fill’. HALK—Full Mood Duror Irrarj >r w.l<)lt .1 >.< Ut •.•»!> Hu At»O Jrra.j' row. Rurd'lt* Sutton. Phon* 71«F1 EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for tome of that good Experience and Training Phone 72 WK PAY IO|> marKrt prir*. for drad .tork. Hara.a S5.OO. row* *4 00 I Phon* collwt ararrat station. Raatlnc* -ro'.<7: Ionia 4UU. Vall.y Chrmkal List year Auction Sale* with - SOLOMON AUCTIONEER ----------------------------------- By WILLARD BOLT! I LIVESTOCK wAk. There's no red tape about trav.hng to Nassau, Bahama*, even In these days when pa*1port* are required al many other place*. Nassau Havel remain* unhampered by visas or nnaaianrts ARCHIE TOBIAS FARM EQUIPMENT. ETC. I Foil NAI.F. John IWr’rr mndrl II frar| tor. Z mil** »*•!. 1 mil. n.*rlh >•< 1 r..a|. r.r.... 1. Mltl-r. II-2S Hospitalixdtion STILES woman'* dr»*«. TO HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS Farming Fads Worth Knowing WARTED EMPLOYMENT Federal Old Line Buyer for . The egret*, whale*. w.awU and alligator* have contributed. Ut the . -J mrirt bones. I W. Schsder—192-197-167-556. C. Annable—213-155-182-550 D. Goodyear—193-170-185-548. WlU Ayres stepped into the front R. Hubbard—152-184-211-547. ntnk Thursday night when In the C. DeCou— 179-I87-I8O-540 11 tg ] Commercial League he pounded out i a big 636 aerie* for State Insula-. M. Cronk—189-184-171-544. I lion. His stellar series helped hi* . O, Laubaugh—150-190-191-537. Because reicuing pilot* acciden­ retain the leaderalUp of the tally dropped a cuitard pie on the I MILO head of LieuL Robert Rhode* of (he I The yilo W. S. C. S. field their Melrose had hl* "hook" in madne corps, native* of an island working order and scored 594 fot annual txixaar and chicken supper near Haiti made him kin* for re­ Auto Sport Shop tn the Commer- at the church Wednesday afternoon League to give him the runner­ and evening. Abopt 80 were served and a total of over 166 was taken position and Keith Cluue bowltor Office In the Bliss League In. We wish to thank everyone for red 579 to take third place in their help In-unuking this such a succe&s._^-x^ Veekly scores. uUlrd .. in I MrsTEmily Wilcox Visited visited her her. SUMsa the Bliss le-atrue Tool Room ‘■— —Mrs. Emily WHC0X ? . ler- Mn. Ryenon in Halting* a 11 brace of games from bouti- pjjday ; Shop Office .Jost a pair io OfWe are glad to report that Grand­ ■ and Enginrers'-blanked Elccma Towne is some better at this । writing. (My fur m In the Commercial League. An- • R<«» and ailu Harold Norwood „Mrwuoa returnlnum. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION .1, drus Service scored a complete vic- cd from Uie north Wednesday wlth, lory over Coffee Sltop; Stale In- out a deer but having had u good bel been i"^. sulallon won the first two but lost nmc. ■Tl "J ‘he third game to Moaw: GoodFriends of Frankie Bailie were doted. 1--------------— • ;years Hdwc. ua-,» blanked .......... Middleville, j.hncked Tuesday whm they learned Creamery: Medias won a “ whole “ “ u“u of tils death. Frankie lived a good Black ,rc”” Moynahan Bales and many years in Milo and was Just in Ann Arbor for on operation. •tout Auto Sport Shop won the odd game recently taken to Hastings to live. • (rom Qjty Datin. I expect to be home buying We miss seeing Frankie around as ,I In the Recreation League. Has- he was a familiar figure most any­ fur ond hide* by the last of the I tinga Ice and Fuel won the odd where you went He was laid to week. One block north of Na­ ;j game from Middleville and Pli- rest in Prairieville. Thursday after­ j ton Ring* blanked Leonards BUM noon. tional bank. i ■>’ .C 7.-—7—~ •’“j 1 «’Mi' Mrs. william Roll return s7.1I “» and lhrlr home in Blue Island.­ i«L-. j their usual ....... annual « r..... a trek ~ to " the - north• m Tupjdgy after having spent si* "" ■ in the Service League. Coast weeks at their farm here while they Guard No. 1 had 11 one game edge were building an addition to the over Kiwants No 1; Rotary NO. 2 barn and a new corn-crib. won a pair from Klwanls No. 21 and Rotary No. 1 took the odd In Michigan. 84 million red bams game from Coa.it Guard No 2. will so on sale November 23—but The Piston Ring League play end-, the venture is public health, not ed In a three game victory for1 real estate. The bams are those Grinders over Shippers; a two to nrtlit Dale Nichols painted on the one verdict for Office No. 2 over OF.DEP. FOR PUBLICATION j FIRST CLASS C.tRPKNTKg ran n«w d« Ihat Job nl balldin*. rrpa>r>n( or j nalnlinc.' Vrry rraao&aldr. 1'hnua । 737F3 =. 11 3« C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. Stat* Decoration* w aei*la*L BUYING LIVESTOCK dr* ewida -al', lad. -anted i,l Fraud- Cool, Gas ond Oil Fired Repair* L EG A L S ORDRR TOR PUBLICATION ^NOTICE Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR Nashville The ten weekly high Mores: A. Melrose—223-181-190-594. KHIHTY-BKVKNTH YEAH HIS Machine Room and a one game I edge for Office No. 2 over 40 M. & i LY BARKER’S CUT. COUNTRY AND REIORT During the five-year period ending with 1924 a group of hog raisen fa '»»t-cen‘r»> Illinois fed an average of 508 lbs. of grain ind 13 lb.«. of protein concentrate to produce 100 lbs. of pork. But in the ive-ycar period ending with H>38 thc»e same farm.-rs—by u#ing more «”li 26 ibs. of protein «upalement-required only 434 lb*, of grain per cut. of pork. The most lOticeablc change* in securing these improved results were increasing the number of days on pasture frtm 7 to 52-ard increasing the egetaNs protein products from 6 lb*, to 19 Ibs. per cwt. of gain. Total Tift KI J'FJ9 ?Vor th* FHriod •ndin« in only M9 tl,,7ear Thia difference in costa wa* due a* much to the avinj in gram a* to a saving of nearly 30e per bushel in the price of com. SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy It at your grocer*. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. ■>/ ■ ■ BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phon* 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hailing* �THE HASTINGS BANNER UCHTY-SfVINTH YIAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1942 SECTION 1 PROBATE COURT ------------------------I Est. R. B. Walker. Warrant and' The tire Oklhl vmuu Campfire usHipiiir group *rvup had uad I “More and more shfp* are I Inventory filed. ., their rcouiaf regular mcciiiig meeting at iric the tiumr home 1 made ready for war service all the _______ • I । Necessity, which works overtime nt Mrs, Un T.vnn I Est. Tina Green. Proof of publl-' of Lynn Lewis nn on Thtirsrtav Thursday, j । time. The right kind of men must “ ----Four Week* Period 'during a w»r, lias mothered ancation filed, order allowing account November 19. be furnished to man these ship*. ‘ other Invention, wooden springs to , entered, discharge of administration FBecause — ------- - - next Mrad former resident ot of’ Thanksgiving, the Show* Good Total Employees who are covered by the These men must be obtained will be th. ' meeting will heldriKt the flrat rraidin. .1 no R»ni<u ihoi । take the place of the wire variety Social Security Act wlU continue to; Issued, estate enrolled. Local Post Recruiter Est Jessie Dillenbeck. Inheritance Thursday in December. All mem. . B , j through voluntary enlistment and Supt. D. A. Van Buskirk has re-' in furniture. not through the draft. Everyone leased the following report of stamp Ii Ever since the pinch on metal* ’ tax waiver filed. ber* are urged to be present for a,t 8°l 1,18 “ucM on opwung day of th*. ducted old-age andisurvivors inApplicanH Per Month I an appreciate the tremendous part and bond sale* In the HasUngs city mronr.for afi.r jonuan.i»«3 it wai E*1- Ull° G.«DeVries. Final ac- this meeting plan* wUl be made for deer hunting season He got up 'the must ims play In 11us this war. SCHOOL* school* lor for tne the 10UF four one-week perme Navy uiuat , ui S wnu.m " O">.r .uowlnt • Chrutmo pU,. “ - -------------------™ before day light and went out to Hundreds of American Legion W. We ™« need U» the Navy—It needs U.. the iods ending Nov. 11. —■ . f— /______ • «___ ■ .nt.riKl rllirhorir. nt admlnlslra---------------try his luck for a deer. At 1:30’ Klrchgeasner. manager of the Grand entered, discharge of admlnhtrapost* In 37 states already have be- men. We must furnish theml" — — October 21 DIED FROM HEART DISEASE he returned home with an 8-point. VIM for 0 good »ub*tllute. Guido Rapid* field office of the Social Be-: trix Issued, estate enrolled , come volunteer official recruiting , Nationwide Participation ' Central Est. Mary J. Russell.' Discharge . RiuseU Moore. 2122 St. George St. er. weighing 180 lb*. Thus Lee got • A lessandrini, a Grand Rapid* fur- curlty Board Thia rate, which ha* has Is­ 1 nations for the United State* un- | The ” Division of DefenseirHigh School ^llure designer, thinks he has R.jJ. been In effect since social security of administratrix Issued, estate en- Grand Rapids. who was visiting at his btick and lost no time, being siauon* lor uw umteu #ue d a sued a 24-page 24-page booklet booklet on on The The AhiAfh-1; Second Ward । rolled. the home of WiUiam Youngs, soutn der a nationwide plan adopted by । ertcan Legion's Navy recruiting pro-, First Ward ' I HLi wooden springs are not the went Into effect January 1.1937, wlU j , Est. Millie Butolph. Bond of ad- of this city, died suddenly from Monday but wearing a broad smile. ! first to b* manufactured, but many continue throughout the calendar, the 24th national convention at gram which is administered under St. Rose I mlnfitratrix filed, letters of admin- heart disease Wednesday of last furniture men like thslr simplicity. year 1943. Kansas City. Mo, and put Into ef-1 thr supervision of Warren H: Athliltration Issued, order limiting set- week. Sheriff Bent and Coronet The annual death toll from tuber* 1 The orgtnal Social Security Act," fect November 1. Many thousand* erton. Stockton. Cal., chairman of culosls in the United State* would of other poita covering every »tate th* national defense committee । The springs are made of ' increase of one-halfof one lng cUlDls ,Ued- notice to creditors Investigation required by state law be more than 250.000 If Uie death are expected to Join In this acUv- I Tills booklet ha* been sent to at' Rankings: wooden strips of hickory, ash. oak. lIor *n increase oi one-nan 01 one llau,d -th. The coroner decided h,.» Uial no inrate of the early 1900's still pre­ Mis* Leiter's Home Room. 676.90.t1 maple or pecan, ingeniously fast- I Percent eveiy three the, ity before the end of the year. I the 11540 posts. EsL Fred B. Wise. Order con- quest was necessary as the cause of vailed. Thanks to the steady edu­ Miss Edmonds' Second Ward, 23.- ‘ med together. Flexibility Ji con- I worker's contribution under old-age The plan was worked out by the I ► ~-ZZ death was very evident The body cational work carried on by Christ70. ; trolled by the rise of ^e strip., ^’^ni^un^ejnte tax act nff z±z —‘.zzZi. national division of defense after TO PICK 35 GIRLS , which . , , . , , . of, wlrel . w as passed by the. Erf. Mary J Russell. Discharge of was taken to Grand Rapids where Miss Cosby Jr. High. 19.15. ot WUVVI October. the Navy formally requested the as-' FOR SHORT COURSE .which can can be be used used Instead instead; of *lrt icon., —. an(1942, j slgnrd by the Pre*l- administratrix Issued, estate en- the funeral wa* held October 28 slstance of The American Legion In , Scholarships to enable 35 girls Central 6106.00 nlture. they can be ~ f<T obtaining applicant* for enlistment, io enroll and attend without cost ...» Furthermore. .b., b. ' c^„d.r &1 A. I Knuulon Ord.r , High School 103.05 , Official Station* / . the winter short courses at MichlMM In mna. Um. U»n ‘40. 1941, 1942 and 1943 are subject lng residue entered, discharge of udSecond Ward 18115 their metal counterparts, the manu­ to a tax of one percent each for the tnlnUtrotor Issued, estate enrolled Under thl* plan the Navy will g*n state College are announced by FlrstWard 12.90 recognize the clubhouse* of every I r. W. Tenny, short course director facturer* have found. worker and the employer. । Est Luella Thomas. Order adSt. Rose participating American Legion post at the ‘ college. " Aleasandrinl has applied for a “Thl* act also provide* that with I mltUng will entered, bond of exe- । or other designated places a* official patent on the springs, and two rraprct to wages paid during the Th- rule ot first come, first ac­ testamentary is625010 I 75.00 Navy recruiting stations. Grand Rapids veneer suppliers. C. yea^T1944 and 1945 Uw rate of tax order Umltlng srillement encepted If eUglble. will enable 4ne It will issue each such station an or more scholarship* U> be awarded Rankings: C. Travis and George H. Applegate, for the worker and the employer l»«t1Uon ,or h*“Ung claims Mr. Damson'* Home Room. 61650. official Navy placard reading: have organised the Wood Spring shall be two percent for each. The nl£< noUce to creditors within Barry county. Those se­ ’ Rows I <St H. Study Hall. 12-85. Corp. capitalized at 825,000. to mar ­ lected will be from among 32 coun­ taxes apply only to th* first 63.000 Howard Hras Inventory filed , Mrs. Kuhn's Central. 12 05. ket the new product. ties below the north lines of Oceana November 4 of earning* of an Individual during <U»1 account filed, discharge of to Bay counties, except Mecosta, a single calendar year. I special administrator Issued, estate Central 1112.10 DEATH OF Kent, Tonla. Allegan. Calhoun. Ber­ •The combined taxes are payable: enrolled. . , High School 7155 Recnil Ung Station FRANK J. TOWNE rien. Cass, St. Joaeph and Hillsdale Second Ward 21.65 £te‘™.lUrerenJ^tetu™ WARRANTY DEEDS counties. Selection* are provided Prank J. Towne. 85. AMERICAN LEGION St. Rose 1140 lector oi internal revenue, rtcuims । by the Kellogg Foundation at a dif­ home at Hickory Comer* on Wed ­ First Ward , must be made, when the taxes are D«nlel Ulrey and wife to Earl E Both the Navy seal and The ferent'session of the short courses. nesday afternoon of last week. His paid, allowing the name*, aoclal se- i Count and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 35. Carl­ American Legion emblem appear on Special training for - the young death came soon after he and Mrs. 122670 : curlty account numbers and wages j ton Twp. thl* placard. It is to be placed In women has been designed to fit Towne had quietly observed their, paid to each worker In the period Ethel Gamble to George Kelley a prominent place al every recruit­ them for a more substantial role In Rankings: 65 th wedding anniversary. He was Mra. Myera’ Central, 65155. ing center. the state's 1942 farm production of Allan C. Hyde and wife to Floyd Mlsa Edmonds' Second Ward, 33.- bom July 22. 1857, on a farm north The me Navy nuvj ouu also will wiu iiuiiun furnish each ,, iiwu food *nu and iccu. feed. The me eigni-weeu elghl-weeks of Hickory Comers and was the W Randall and wife. 110 Ac. Sec. PRAIRIEVILLE American Legton volunteer recruit- courses for the winter term open Sister Raymonds'* St. Rose, 26.- son of pioneer residents. Mr. and Last Week's Letter er with an Identification card. Each ' Jan. 4. ' Mrs. Obedlah Towne. He had op­ George P Miller and wife to Irving. Zara and Earl Boulter and such Legion recruiter will have of- ’ Costs of attending ror the eight complcte line of other £>oderlo biological* and erated a grocery store at the Cor­ Richard Schllleman and wife, lot 10. flclal Navy standing. | weeks usually do not exceed 6100, November 11 ner* for about 23 years, retiring Ferris Quick left Thursday night for Bl. 3. Butlers Add. Hastings dty. High School 811095 the north woods to hunt deer. The Navy also will supply all such tor books, food and lodging and tulthree years ago because of foiling Central 87.60 Mr*. Jennie Norris is much bet-, l.eglon recruiting stations with cop- , tlon. Those who obtain scholarships livestock is especially Second Ward I A. Mitchell and wife. 40 Ac. Bee. 16.70 les ot booklets and other literature will have their expense* paid from ow. three sons Wade of Delton. health this J^tdtri First Ward 8.15 The supper at the church Satur- j:25 and 40 Ac. Sec. 24. Castleton dealing with enlistment* in the the Kellogg Foundation funds. ApVern, of Plainwell and Sherman of St. Rose Navy. ’ plication for girls' scholarships Detroit, also by a daughter. Mrs day night was a great success. Pro-, Lillian Kellftr to Ethel Gamble. ceeds amounted to 619.00. Christmas i The Job of participating Ameri- j should be made through county ag, Hasel Nunnemaker of Hickory Cor­ can Legton posts will be to search ricultural agents and local school ners. There are also twelve grand boxes will be sent to-the boys of yrr Howard P. Kelley and wife to Rankings: in the Army. out and obtain applicants between officials. children and six great gr.ndchll- community who"‘are v Frank Fitzgerald and wife, lot 42, Rows N & O. Study Hall, 684 35. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN the ages of 17 and 50 for enlist■ ■* * *---------------dren. The funeral service, were Mrs. Wheeler's Central. 40.10. held Saturday afternoon In the J ®of Mrs. Jennie Sundago Park, Hastings Twp. ment in Uie Navy. VINCENT C. SMITH ere Robert Shannon and wife to M.' Mrs. Myers' Central 17.95. Hickory Corner* Methodist church., g®™* indWilliam T h'. Post* will not do the actual re- I JOINS NAVAL RESERVE Christina Aldrich, tot 1215. Hastings v^n/horiitJ Diatritutor of _* cruillng. They will send or take | Vincent C- Smith. 20. son bf. Mr. Totals Including Wl f h B<V ’ istor ^StT ’ l^archurch Kctcham of Martin. Ketcham leaves city. ______ __________ j October 14 118555 —’ — such applicants to Ute nearest Navy and Mra. j. H. Smith, RFD No. 1. a former pastor of the total church 1TueMlay mornlng lor Florida where office. They will issue to every ap- NaahviUe. has been enltoted for October 21 to No­ In eharse. The burial was In the ' wHJ gpcnd wlnter . | The tuberculosis Christmas seal j 933.35 . plleant a card of Introduction. The night training in Ute US Naval Re­ vember 11. Inc. Hickory Comers cemetery. । Mrs. Earl Boulter to spending the 1 campaign is the sole means of supNavy will use these card* to credit serve a* an aviator cadet. week with her parent*. Mr. and Mra. I port of the Michigan Tuberculosis 2119.20 The American Legton with such en-1 He was placed on inacUve duty —ON FAY DAY. BUY BONDS— Oliver Hayward at Kalamazoo. ।। Association. llstments. Harry Larsen, command- after belns sworn In at the Naval GRAND TOTAL 14599 45. er nt of tw. the i~-ni local nn«> past ho. has ■nnniniwi appointed I1 Aviation Cadet Selection BoArd at Shirley B. Henry a* -Chief Naval URGED TO KEEP Recruiter for Barry Co. Mr. Henry status until called to a class al the TELEPHONE LINES OPEN win be at th* Hastings USO Room Navy's pre-flight school at the The' Michigan Bell Telephone Monday and Friday evening* to In­ State University of Iowa. Company today urged 1U customer* terview prospective recruit*. At Tow* city he will get three to refrain from making social long Pasta will cooperate In every way months' physical and ground school distance calls on Thanksgiving Day with Navy officers supervising the training before being transferred to to prevent possibly dangerous conrecruiting activity. a Naval Reserve Aviation Base for gestlan of the circuits. Quota* Assigned primary flight work. Advanced Wm. O. Best, manager for the Effective November 1. 1942. each flight training will be taken at Pencompany. jwlnted out that the wires participating post, until relieved from duly, will be expected to meet a* and he will be qualified, upon wlU, be crowded with military and war production calls, and calls home the following recruiting quotas: graduation, for Navy wings and a Post* of 25 member* or less, to commission as an Ensign in the U. by men in the service. He particularly urged users not furnish 4 applicant* per month. 6. Naval Reserve or as a Second Posts ot 25 to 50 members. 6 ap­ Lieutenant in the U. S. Marine to make social calls over transcon­ plicant* per month. tinental or interstate long distance Pools of 50 to 100 member*. 7 ap­ line* involving distances of more MUNICIPAL COURT than 300 miles, where the traffic plicant* per month. Post* of 100 to 500 members, 10 Eugene Lewis of this city wa* normally Is heaviest. He also sug­ brought Into' Municipal court Fri­ gested that a person having an ur­ applicants per month. Post* of 500 member* and over. day afternoon on an assault and gent call to make, give the operator 15. applicant* per month. _____ battery , ____ charge __ which ______________ he admitted. ..___ the number of the distant telephone Commenting on these quotas. Milt He was assessed 615 fine and 84 50 if possible and keep the conversa­ D. Campbell, executive director of' costs by Judge Cortright tion short. ! SCARCITY OF METAL SCHOOLS REPORT MOTHERS INVENTION being j BOND, STAMP SALESi OF WOODEN SPRINGS LEGION AIDS IN 08241771 One Per Cent Deducted From . Wages for 1943 <>«“»<>“' , Lee Mead Utt N Time But Got Hit Keap.Q<md CECAL WORMS LYBARKERS DRUG STORE .VETERINARY PRODUCTS Jbednlfj^^ Help the Men in the Armed Forces To Be Listed pi the Directory Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. Help keep the Service Men’s directory up-to-date. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bank. FIND OUT IF TELEPHONE SERVICE IS AVAILABLE ithejgtSSZ 1- Nnc trlephonr trrrirr cannot be provided at toma locationt. 3. Tempor.iry servtov, only, ran be lupplird Harley Bryant Howig Norman Nelson Haight Charles G. Higgins Gordon Jay Hoffman James Ivan Houghtalln Kenneth Barrett Edeborn John Otto laenhath. Jr. Kenneth Edwin Johncoek Wilbur Hillis Jorgensen Rudolph Cyra* Batholomew George Dewey Board Donald Chapman Kelsey Dan Boddy Robert WUUam Field Donald James Flnglelon CarraU J. Ftaber Harold Lester Kreider John Richard Keeler Lawrence Charles Boodra Herbert Bradshaw about aerwicc at your new location before you go too far with your plana. . Today many material* used in telephone line* and instrument* are more urgently needed in weapons for the armed force*. That’s why the War Production Board ha* placed drastic restriction* oct new telephone installation*. Except in cases where telephone* are directly eracntisl to the war effort, or to public health, welfare or security— Wayne Floyd Davis Duane L. Day Leon Clayman Lawgenca Byran Cluckey Floyd Garwood Craig Floyd Winifred Culver Boyd Hobart Clark Wesley George Cordes Andrew J. Cortrighl Nqrman Gene Co* Albert JalliM Grigor WUliam Nathan Gladstone Jack Gething Griffin Harland G. Grinace Ernest Grotnmon Ernest James Groa* Kenneth Edward Gate* Roland Paul Geiger Clarence Raymond Groa* Royee Gurd Ernest J. Grow Jack Michael Hamilton Maurice Hamilton •Shirley F. Hamlin Thomas Daniel Hartl* William Ivan Harris Fred Daniel Haye* Tommli WUUam Hendrick WUliam Earl Heacott Harald Kenneth HUton Bradford L. Hinckley Howard Elton Hinckley James Franklin Hinckley Clifford W. Laton John Paul Langford Joseph Henry Langford Earl LeRoy Leonard Cha*. F. Letourneau James Henry Lin Inger Webster Lint* Nell Daniel Lancaster Nile Albert Lancaster Cyril Peter Lewi* Mason Elbert Litt* Blaine Roa* Manson Walter William Mayses Floyd Albert McClurkln Nelson Boyd O'belrns Robert Gilmore O'Connell James Andre* Otto • Dean Alien Porter Albert Lee Peck Andrew Plummer Harold A. Potter Ernest Earl Power* Ivan J. Payne Lawrence Wesley Payne Horace Keith Power* Robert James Pratt Harrison Cyras McDougald John Dyrus McDougald David McKeown Joseph Oscar Merchant 9AVt Willi FOR WAffl Birge Carlton Swift Clayton Tinker Philip Herbert Warren Harold D. Weeks RobL Kenneth Whitney George John Miller John Riley Smith Keith William Smith HASTINGS CITY BANK PHONES: 2105 • 2103 Michigan Ball Telephone Company Florian Ralph Sallk Geo. EJward Schaler Murray Edward Schnurr Floyd Des Schools Stanley Wesley Senslba Richard Hollis Shawman Rowell Allen Sinclair Murry McClellan Stuck . Lawrence Albert Radtke Lloyd Lee Ransbottom. Jr. Robt. LeRoy Raihburn Nell Weldon Renick Anson Paul Richards Dennis Loyal Ripley David Joseph Robinson Panl Theodrola Runyon Cecil Morden B. Rydes Thornley Rap Rankin Robert Bernard Reed Harold Sterling Roger* Theodore Henry Moeller In »o far aa material shortage* and war restriction* per­ mit, we shall continue to provide the beet service possible. And we look forward to the day when we again can give Robert Wesley Smith Clarence Eldred Spldrl Max LeRoy Storey Mahton Junior Strickland Ererett warren Moore Dari Munger George Haymond Myer* Orville Eugene Myen Stephen Mink Leo Robert Morgan "Fifty-Six Years of Continuous Service' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNKB, THUMPAY, NOVEMBER M, 1M> last week where he has employment and Methodist their daughter, Mra, Emanuel White January; every husband and UtUe daughter, all of devoted to the program o^™]***^ His wife la at ths University of Michigan taking an ordnance course. Their street ear lunch room church at t o'clock haa been taken ore* by Mra. Gul Gshier who will operate It during esling and helpful program has been Hill accompanied by Mn. 8haw and , slble. their absence, ... , planned featuring special music by Mr*. Difia Weabcook enjoyod a pre-.work -- -------- the King Sister* Trio of Orand R*- Thanksgiving dinner al the home ' December 3 a big success Sonciwrs Nargkard. ptd*. These musicians are often!of their steter, Mra. Bert Aerhart named for each circle are. Rouse, and helped Hie teller celebrate her heard over Radio sUUeo WLAV on j near Hastings en Bunday. Parker, Ritchie, B. Btekr. mssBenaway home Saturday svenlng. Rev. and Mn. I W. Minor and ' * ‘ *tera home. birthday. 2 the Gideon and Youth forChrist Mr and Mrs John Riemersma , 1—rfonc*. Dcvi'i, to me**,.. Un U.o»4 "IU..I » »■»»" ■ Young Woman's Guild. V*hT Thanksgiving dinner. Rapid* Thuraday and visited rtls- oramm- Mr. Allan BoMXm Of and children; Mra. Charles Whltto .p™, Itenenr rvmnal church will sneak ' c—i-,.- u. .. :klc. Lawrence and Williams. Adrtldng committee. Sweet. RUM. visited his grandmother. Mra. 8y- their oldest daughter in Kalama- employed. •nu me nay. o. o. । UM soi. C. DcUeester and two eon* “ and Rev. I. W. Minor will have part Rnd daughter Mra. Arthur Bushman ' Bender »nd Talbot. Tht' «o Thanksgiving ut the home of her I Ihe annual meeting of MlddleIn the service. There should be » *nd two chlldren oi the Hudson- i *1*0 RWointcd a publicity comBerle Broom In Grand Raplda. Fri­ son. Fred in Orand Rapids. Mr*. J. C- Schad. Mra. Earl Lee. । ville Chapter No. 17 O. E. 8. will be Mrs. Goldie Simpeon of Detroit large attendance at this service for | vtlle vicinity, gathered at the Ger- ndltce of two—Lol^ Bender and and Mrs. Elmer Fenton attended ^eld in the Masonic temple al 7:43 & Cleveland Navigation lines, spent we alL have much for which to be a)d Dennison home Sunday. Nov.' Mao H°‘«the Navy Mothers meeting to Hasevenlrw. Novsmber 31. This . '— ----- ---------- ». IS — to help Mra. Dennison and Mr.।1 . Golden --------Wedding Anniversary Ungs, Wednesday. Mrs. Lenna Kirk- ta election of officer* and a good al­ th* Benaway and old friend* in woaMMl, Mrs. Glenn Miller and IHtie eon DeMeester celebrate their birthdays gnd william K. Uebler, . tendance is desired. of Dowling are spending a few days The Alle-Bar farmers club met' respected residents of our village, Mra. Burdette Wadd returned for en ell day meeting at the WlU who were married at Hastings on (home Friday from a week's visit Brog home on the west county line November 33. 18D3. celebrated their where she winter Mn. Lloyd Knox attended the Friday. i golden anniversary with a dinner ar Frank Lee and Edd Flnkbeiner 1months. z _ Laland Johnson and family of their home on west Main St. Sun­ Burdette Benaway accompanied meeting of the Navy Mothers at j left on Saturday evening for a bit Hastings, on Wednesday. Grand Rapids spent Sunday at the day. for their nearest of kin. Presby Ills uncle. Ernest VoUweller of 'of hunting in the Levering vicinity.- 1 Friends of Marine Rlchmund Fen- horne of hte sister, Mra. Bert Wil- ent were their son and daughter­ Detroit, wtent to Hunters Lodge i Mr. and Mra. Roy Smith and toruwiU be interested to know that items and visited his mother, Mn. in-tew. Mr. and Mrs. William J. daughter Barbara of Caledonia were. near Grand Marais. Wednesday ev­ Vina Johnson who is suffering with Liebier. ' ~ Mr. and Mrs WUUam । Sunday afternoon callers of her sis­ ening for a few days' hunting trip. Kronewltter. Mrs. E. A. Carpenter Mra. Dllla Weebrook of the Clark . ter, Mra. L. R. Beeler. Roy haa a fine He works hard but greatly enjoys The Masters-Jones circle had a and daughter Ruth of Grand R*pposition Ln ordnance work in*De- Memorial Home. Grand Rapids has the course and wa* quite thrilled to moat pleasant afternoon Thursday meet and receive the autograph of The Llebler* are both natives of I The Floral Garden club was en­ Noah Beery, Jr, who with other Baker and Mra. Laura Hickman j tertalned Wednesday at the home of Blue Ribbon Dairy farm. movie stars, is in that vicinity mak­ ' Mrs. Glenn Griffeth with a fine Mra. Peter Peterson and mother, ing pictures. cob Llebler, pioneer settlers, ford Frcahney. There were twenty chicken dinner. Mr*. Sickle of Farmington, spent Miss Aurelia Pott*, head of the three members and visitors present. father buljt and operated the first . Contributions of used clothing, the weekend in town with the for­ Public Health department of Pea­ Lovely refreshments were served general store In that village. Mrs baked goods, vegetables, fruit or mer’s husband. and all anticipate meeting again at Llebler was bom tn Rutland town­ body college, Nashville. Tenn., and what have you. are asked for the 'Trading Post to be operated Sat- spending Thanksgiving In Detroit Colonel Russell Potts of the 83th the Christmas party at Uie home ship. her parents, Mr. and Mrs John Kronewltter also being early settlers I urday, -Beeember 3 at the former with their daughter. Mra Paul Infantry, stationed at Chicago, were tier pedal and adjust to Mr. and Mra. Ronald Shook and of that township. Later when their Hungeford shoe shop building. Pro­ Shattuck, and family. Their grand­ weekend guests at the home of their three little girl* of Lansing were son WUUam took over Ute farm , ceeds are for the mission budget of daughter, Mrs Clare Corson and brother. Ray Potts. __________________ i the Woman's Society of Christian husband of Monroe will aho be Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Relgler and visitors of Mr. and Mr*. Charles they moved to Hastings and It was two small sons, local, and Mr. and Cox. southeast of town Sunday. The in their Hastings home that the Service. General chairmen arc Mra. truest*. . wedding took place fifty years ago. I Yem Hooper and Mrs. Floyd Holes. Robert Gillett, who has been em­ Mrs. Joe Corrigan. Jr. of Ann Ar- j ho>s were school mate* through j Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wiley, who left ployed at the Wolverton theater In bor. were dinner guests Sunday of • grade school. their parent*. Mr. and Mra. Claude 1 MU* Martha Jean Schad enter- to Middleville and entered the em­ । Middleville test spring for an in­ definite stay in Missouri, returned signed his position and 1* expected Kenneen and son Harold. The Cor- ! talned at dinner. Wednesday eve- ploy of John Campbell. He has ; to town last week. They have pur­ rigan* also visited at his paren|* nlng. Mrs. Max Lynd and Miss been a popular salesman in various chased and are settled in the for­ an enlisted man of Uncle Sam'a ser­ home east of stores since. His Last duties were nf town during rturlno the after after-­ Nancy Nsnrv Lee. Im local. Ineal mer Charles lewis home on East noon. Mis* Virginia Welfare and Mr*. ; Main St. Dr. and Mra. P. L. Thompson of Clair Brog gave a dinner party Grand Rapids where he spent I Some of the hunter* came home and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grand Rapids were Saturday night thirty years. In June 1841 he re­ Wednesday evening. November 11 empty-handed but the Bedford par­ Brown of Grand Rapid*. were guest* and Sunday visitors of their als- honoring Miss Helen Brog. Tha tired and moved bock to Middleville, long lasting, their flrat home. He often wanders ty relumed with their quota and guest* included Mra. Henry Brog, ie coo lion. Very attractive. with con ven| William Sweet was very successful. daughter Edna, on Sunday of last Miss Pauline Walker entertained Mra. L. W. vogel and Mrs. Clarence Into ills son's store In our vUlage now and lends a hand, so as not | He landed a ten-pointer the first Steeby of Grand Rapid*. Mra. Floyd to grow rusty on the clothing buMd“Y ----- ------- ---...» Monday night thirty friends of the Flnkbeiner of Leighton. Mra. Ralph Connie Beeler arrived home from ! at Lansing on Wednesday to the an­ bride-to-be. Mis* Helen Brog. The Flnkbeiner. Mis* Pauline Walker, At the lime of the Spanteh-Amer, Detroit. Friday and has gone to nual meeting of drain commission- evening wa* spent playing beano. Mr*. Oscar Kaechele, local, Maxine eight Merritt to Join his father for a few > era After refreshments were served the Clark of Hastings and Mra. Brad­ PRICED days -hunting. RusseU. we hear ha* : Mr. and Mr*. Wright Clifford guest of honor received many love­ ford Johnson ot Detroit. Games rado and were ri<— fourteen AT ONLY 1 already bagged hl* deer. have recently moved from the Clay ly gifts of linen and cotton. only were enjoyed in the evening. The monliu but the ties in Michigan were too strong so they returned lu munition dip and wood bullets. John W. Thede of Soulh Grand Hill* vicinity to Grand Rapids Mr Lieut, and Mrs Marcus Squier and bride received Fostoria stemware. remain these many years. , Rapids, formerly of Leighton, is ! Clifford al present is staying In his father. M. Squier pf Chicago Dan Cupid has certainly been a Both are member* of the Park very ill with a serious heart com- Battle Creek where he 1* employed, busy little fellow this year and it’* plaint. He has orders to spend a i Rev. and Mra. 8. B. Qulncer left of the bride's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. around thl* vicinity more active Congregational church tn Grand Rapids and both are charter mem­ number of weeks li' t*d and visitor* i on Saturday morning for Freeport, O. E. Blake. than usual. He has shot his darts bers of Ivy. Temple No. 17 Pythian are limited. Sorry John! i ni. where they will visit their Mn. Sarah Boyce plans to leave at marks we thought were invin­ There will be a good many pre- brother* and other relative*. They this Monday for BiUings, Montana cible only to have them succumb Siatera lodge of Middleville. Mra. Thanksgiving gatherings this Sun- plan to return home Wednesday, where she will spend the winter The ne<* has just leaked out that Llebler has been active in the read­ day nnd a lot ot travelling but with m>. and Mr*. Clyde Skinner en- with her son Charles and family. Mylo Shaw, proprietor of the Blue ing club* and aid societies and so­ cial organisations. earlier edlUon of corresondencc re- tertalned at a pre-Thankaglving Mr. and Mra. Fred Matteson of Ribbon Dairy did fall to Cupid's Mr. Llebler pawed through the | guired, our Ume is limited, and some । dinner on Sunday for the pleasure Royal Oak were weekend visitors of darts and three weeks ago broke items must cany over until next , O f their brother-in-law. Pfc. Don 100 for his sister. Mra. J. C. Schad and from the ranks of bachelorhood Masonic degrees and received the knit wri*t Knight Comniandery degree in De­ **** , „ , • I Leyendecker. Besides Mr*. Leyen lamlly. Sunday a pre-ThanksglvThe bride Is the former Julia Moy­ 128 W. STATE STREET I Mr*. Jean Breece of Dearborn decker, others present were Mr. and ing dinner was held at the Schad er Cline of the Ionia vicinity and I Molay No. 5 lodge in Grand Rapids. He has been a member of Middle­ wa* a weekend visitor of her ulster. Mrs. John Leyendecker and *on home with other guests present ns Marshall PHONE 2524 HASTINGS Congratulations. Mylo Mr* Vern Hooper, and family. I Wayne of Freeport. Mr. and Mr*. follows—Fred Schad and Mr. and and bride 1 Now. that his armor ville Knights of Pythias lodge fifty , Dougte* Remolds left for Detroit: Paul Gibson and baby son. of the Mrs. Russell Hunsberger of Way­ has broken down, watch out. you years, is a past chancellor comleast vicinity. land. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buxton of other bachelors, Burdet. Doctor. i Mr. and Mr*. Otto Bechtel and Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mike and a few more—there is still elected to that office to fill the vacancy left when Richmond Fen­ j two children left Wednesday for Sleeman and son John of Grand a month to go tn 1M3. ton enured Uncle Sam's service Onaway where they will visit her Rapid* and Mr. and Mr*. WUl Brog The Woman's society of Christian The Liebiers have one son William parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Fields and two Utile grandchUdren, Gary Service met at the church Friday J. of Middleville. Her brother. Wiland^ family over Thanksgiving. The and Karen of the west county line. with nineteen ladles and one gen­ Ham Kroncwltter of this village and men folk* also plan on a hunting Mrs. Pearl Kenyon accompanied tleman enjoying the pot-luck dinner. trip. . Mr. and Mrs. Vance Sharp over A veiy helpful devotional service penter of Grand Rapids are the Mr*. L. G. Palmer and Robert Gil­ from Lansing and spent the week- was tn charge of Mrs Elmer Fen­ only remaining member* of their lett of Chelsea, and Mrs. C. M ton. and the Rouse circle gave a The Woman's Club held a very very interesting missionary program. families. We. with many friend* in Hinckley of Jackson, spent Wed­ this community, and Grand Rap­ nesday tn town. The ladles visiting pleasant meeting Tuesday with Mra. The business meeting included elec­ ids Join in hoping they may cele­ at the Stokoe home and Robert with Talbot poetess of Battle Creek as tion of officers with the following entertainer. The comet trio com­ results: Preaident. Mra. P. O Stok­ brate many more annlveraariea to­ gether. posed of BUUe Bandefur, Arlene oe; vice president. Mra. W. R. Pfc. Don Leyendecker arrived Williams and Frederick Oriffeth of Harper; recording secretary, Mrs. VOGEL—BROG home Monday last on a ten days the T-K school furnished some very Floyd Holes; corresponding sedreHelen E. Brog, daughter of Mr. furlough as a surprise for hl* fam­ and Mra. Henry Brog, and Kenneth ily. He is located at Camp Crowder. all report an unusually nice meet­ urer. Miss Mnry Moe; secretary of Vogel, son of Mr*. L. W Vogel ol missionary education. Mrs Vem Grand Rapids were united in mar­ Mo 113 Signal Radio-Intelligence ing. T Mr. and Mr*. George Hill and Hooper; local church activities — riage Saturday evening. Nov. 31 at Corps. Circle leaders. Mr*. Martha Ben­ 8:30 o'clock. In the chapel of the away. Mra. Philip Bender, Mrs. a. First Methodist church. Rev. I. W. P Myera: secretary. Student work, Minor read the ceremony. Mias Mra. J. I* Rugg; secretary of,chll- Donna Davis sang. "I Love You dren'a work. Mrs. Harry Baisch: Truly.' accompanied by Mrs. Ct»rk secretary of literature and publica­ BiLu at the organ. tion*. Mr*. K J. Talbot; secretary The bride wore a deep rose suit of supplies. Mrs. Philip Bender; with black accessories and her flowsecretary of spiritual work. Mrs. Ray era were white gardenias. She wa* Lyons: secretary of statu* of wom­ attended (by MU* Pauline Walk-r en. Mra. E E. Hickman; member­ who wore *soldier blue suit with ship. Mra. Henry Brog It was voted black accessories with a coraage of to meet every month starting in (Continued on page 4. sec. 3) with her son Glenn DLEVILLE and family, home in Toledo, Ohio on Wednea- ,* room. . day. , The auction sale at the home ot Mr. and Mrs Don Klmmag or Orris and Bessie Landacrw, Tnur*Smith and son. Paul, spent Sunday Bowciu Mills have moved into lh< day wu largely attended and prices at Katemaxoo with their daughter second story apartment* of the i received were good. The Landacre* Blake tenant house, known a* the j have sold their farm a mile sooth ACCELERATOR PEDAL SPEED CONTROL SHOPPING CARTS 69c SOLDIER and SET only CANVAS GLOVES KNEELING PADS TUMBLERS 39c 98c CLOTH ES PINS 13c DON'T BE AN STRICH ABOUT COLD WEATHER IN A HOME THAT IS WINTER-PROOF’-DO IT NOW! DRIVING! You won't profit by hiding the focts CHECK THESE: We have money for Repairing, Remodeling or for Buying But come in today! Unless, your car is ready to stand sub­ zero Lubricotion from yourself. temperatures, strong winds ond slippery streets . . . Battery winter driving will be a prob­ Radiator lem. Tirol This winter, more than ever, your country needs your transportation facilities in ex­ we hove money to help finance REMODELING... REPAIRING your home. But it is also true we do not know how long we will be able to do this, <o come in now and talk it over. Our plan enable* you to have the work done ond pay for It In easy payments. YOUR CAR—FOR YOUR COUNTRY Thii farm will really produce. Will sell for $5000.00 or will trade for house and lot in Hastings. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MEMBER F. H. L I miles from Hearings, good born, large tool shed, Another firm in Rutland township, 110 acres, excellent square house, electricity, furnace. CARE FOR 9 STEBBINS BLDG Wo have a good, well known 80 acrei about 4 excellent toil, small house, for $5000.00. cellent working order! We can also finance the purchase of a home that is already built to if you have one in mind don't delay. Buy It Today ond let ut help finance it THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN why Not Buy a Good Farm ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 daytime PHONE 2503. PliMleas Tires tai Tabes UttsriM. VMOM4 Wl»we t GretMag Vuklxg EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING RHONE 2659 | �m mrooi bajcnee. nrUDAT, NOYEMBEB FREEPORT Garrett spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Tinkler of Has­ tings. Sl^uX BAKKYVIUX Mn. Grace Herrington of Pontiac. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES George Brown returned from Hastings Thursday after visiting Agricultural students are making William Cudney of South Doane Elmdale Wednesday. his rister. Mrs. Mary Alfcrding and a summary of all game killed on and Marcel Evalet Wednesday. Bob Newton returned from north­ his nteoo, Mn. Olsnn Miller, for a villa. Mr. and Mra Arthur Clinton their farms, for the Roar Lnke Wild ern Michigan with a deer. few days. Mra. Howard Clinton and family Life Experiment station at East Mr and Mra. NsUon Brumm a.id LansingMra. William Hutchens, local. Mr. tad Mrs. F. c Deming of family were Bunday dinner guest. Of Mra. Frank Wallace, and MP. and Grand Rapids wore Sunday callers Clinton and family of Irving. Mr. Friday will be the last night the ;_______________ ___ _______ Ypsilanti. Mra. Marvin Thaler of Hastings at the Allen FUh home. and Mn Alfred Gonsales and fam- Girls Athletic maoclation will play ing the 6th birthday of Shirley Mr. and Mrs- John Ibenhof of spent Monday In Orand Rapids. The Misses Helen and Dorothy soccer. After Thanksgiving basket- Brumm. far. and* Mra. NeU Newton spent Grand Rapid, were Saturday- guests Stecklc of Battle Creek spent the w»re among those who helped Mr. mated 1onb^L’morL,n‘1 Mr Und Mr* W1Jl CilUln«t>nm ol several days deer hunting al Munis- weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. B R. Clinton celebrate P Zack YoJk vlrited8 HLttnus on a Creek w ute Bun and Mn. Owen Bteckle. Pvt, James Humphrey of Camp their 80th wedding anniversary *Wle Burr to north Okla., and Mn. Dentil* McIntyre of Rev. and Mrs E B Griffin were Bunday. Refreaiunents of ice cream furlough from Camp Benning, ■ * Bowie, Texas was a Friday evening Gaorgia. Friday, November «. He to I chartea rwu enter Battle Creek recently visited hU dinner guest of Franklin Burgess. the MLvscs Pearl and Doru Reu­ uixi c*»c were aervvu. mbiiv nice . /I u ' a Second Lieutenant Lieutenant in In the the Infantry infantry I।,. George Nelson was in BaUle ter of Grund Rapids called on Mn. of Mr. tad Mn. Wm. Waite of gifts and card, were given We wish “ Second is entna going tn to trach teach at Camp Benr m Paw >u._ many »»» at Carrin H#-n_ ' Intyre and brother. Mr. and Mr. them more happy years to­ and Is Creek on business Saturday. Adah Motter and Mr. and Mn Pleasant Valley. • in honor of their aon-ln-law, Gordon Cameron McIntyre and family. Mn. E. B. Griffin alttended this gether. Mra. Frank Walton and Mra Scinlah Seesc Sunday afternoon. Pleasant Valley W. M. A. meeting Bernice Closaon tad Nancy spent■ j Mn. Emma Anderson was in C. E. Meeting Sunday with Mra. C. F. Closson of ‘ Hastings- Saturday. Valley Blank last Thursday ,The ----- ----Pleasant ----------- ---------— Christain ------- ,—— near Stanton. The Pleasant Valley prayer aerv- Endeavor Society met Friday eveMn Cora Carr of Laming I* Mrs. William Hutchens spent the spending a few week, with her ice was held at the home of Mr. and M U* home of Rev. and Mra. first part of last week In Hasting.. daughter. Mrs. Charles Hoyt and Mrs. Clayton Mote and family last f®- ®- Griffin for the November busMra. Floyd Walton of South family. Tuesday, followed by the Admin-. Iness and social meeting Twenty- Hill. Roger Bennett, and , Haley caring for the new grandson. Bowne was a- Thursday supper l^x were la attendance. Chalmer Ketcham, who acted as chairman. Je,fry'a°nlon’wl’° arrtTwl reeenUy Mr. and Mn Homer Henney istratlve Board meeting guest of Mra Frank Walton In honor Rev. Everett Love was ta Lansing I M>ller- prcsldeut _of. Uie society, of the latter'a birthday anhiver- and family of North Woodland last Thursday to visit hta invalid | preaided. Plans for sharing in the The dLvcusslon was based mostly up-1 nt lhe Haley home. on whether or not students thought i Mr an<1 Mraftnd were Sunday dinner guests of the brotherf Poster Project brauiert who who underwent underwent an an cmerenter-' Outdoor iv/ww „ r,uJCVk were w«c com<wi- we should celebrate Armistice Day ■ f^lly were Sunday dinner guests of • Clair Clam’s address Is: P. F C. former’s mother. Mn. Mary Hen- . gency appendectomy the night be- P'eled- The “c**** recently pur­ for the duration. Mr and Mrs. Heber Foster and son Clair E. Cl uni, 309th 81g. Co. (Wing) or. 1 chased a set of flag, for the church Mr Hine announced Friday that of Baltimore; a farewell dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alkimon of1, r**Mra Hunter Field, Savannah. Georgia. ............................... .. _ . —___ ___ _ J. L. Ward and Mrs Robert ,n(1 f^oxd u Neeb was________ named as com Mr. and Mra. Tom Moris and Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Lew Buer of Caledonia spent last week mltlee chairman for securing poles a small group of pupils from the i Duane Day. Margaret of Pennsylvania are Matthew, of Hastings, and Mr. Tuesday evening with Mra. Everettmounting and plans for a ded- school band would play Christmas i Mr and Mrs Joe Hickey and1 carols on the street. The group con- 1 children were Sunday dinner guests visiting with the latter’a slater. Mrs. and Mr.. Charles Moore, local, were Love. icatlon service are under way Fal- stela ot Marahall Davey, comet; i of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesbet and i Sunday gueato of Mr. and Mn. WUUam Crates. Thc U. B Administrative Board ’owing the business session, games George Anderson and Duane Mur-1 Jeanne, honoring the birthday of Dorr Caln of Lyndonville. N. Y.. Ralph Moore. met at Uie church Thuraday evening were enjoyed, followed by refresh­ phy. clarinet, Richard Beadle, tram- ‘ Mrs. Hickey. Mr. and Mn. Charles Overholt and Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Caln and following prayer meeting. loma . menu. bone; and Shirley Henry, bass. • Duane Day and Gordon Hoffman son of Hastings were Thursday and >Evelyn were Sunday guest, of Fish led the prayer meeting Thura-1 “ Chief Blue Sky. a Pequot Indian. I left Tuesday morning for Camp afternoon guests of Mrs. Robert °,r TJe United Laming. Mr. Overholt remained for day evening in the absence of the entertained the students at a paid • Grant, Ill. Newton and family. leader, Luther Sterzlck, who is deer B«»hren <«> Cnrist assembly in Central auditorium - ■ - < •* Harry Rocho of North Irving was | E. B. Griffin D. D. Faster Friday. November 13. Both the blgh 1 WOOD SCHOOL Mr. and Mra. Levi Hynes and hunting. n Saturday caller on Mr- and Mrs Rev and Mra. E. B. Griffin will Sunday 29 school and grade school students Week’s Letter Loraine of Grand Rapids were Ed Stairs. . spend Thanksgiving al the home'Freeport were allowed to attend. I News of our sick folks tills week Mrs Claude Walton was a Grand Saturday evening gueste of Mr. .—>- »_ ai— i 10;J0 A M Sunday School of relatives tn Angola. Indiana. and Mrs. Owen Stecklc. The annual fall dance, which was '■L' much more cheerful than last Rnplds shopper Friday. 11:30 A M Morning Worship. held In the school gymnasium on I week Grandpa J. W. Calms is home I Mr. and Mra. Otto Kunde, local, Freeport Methodist Church Mra. Robert Button and two Sermon by Pastor the evening of November 13 at 8:00 | form Butterworth hospital and able ', cchUdren of Clio were Thursday and Mr. and Mra. John Kollar of i 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. under sponsorship of the Boys Union I to be around; Mrs. Alta Kidder Morning worship — 11:00 Kioatr La is : guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Middleville spent the weekend with 'Topic: “Youths Call to YouUi.” Sunday School — 12:00 relatives al Flint« council and under the supervision of' able —____ to sit up -a little 1»U« and Mra. .I Myers. Emma Norton has been moved. — to Mr and Mrs Woodrow Knowles Carlton Center Methodist Church I 8:00 P M. Evening Service. Ser- Mr. Taylor, was called the Hunters ” Mr. and Mra. Orval Ballance of rnon by A. A. Griffin. Ball. nnd family and Mr. and Mra. Orval the home of Iter son. Harold of 1 Battle Creek were Wednesday aftMomlng wo rail ip — 10:00 The Annual Ag-He was called off Carlton Center. emoon guests of Mr. and Mra. Kokx of BalUe Creek, Mr. and Pleasant Valley Sunday Scchool — 11:00 Mrs William Spears of Grand because of transportation difficulties, diaries Kidder, who has been Clarence Benedict. I 10:00 AM Momlng Worship. but the agricultural department is Mrs. Frank Walton and Mrs. Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Basil Thomp­ Chrblmss Bauar , 'Sermon by Pastor planning a com show to be held to camp in Texas, leaving here early I Bemice Clnuon were In Hastings son of Pontiac. Mr. and Mra. Mar­ The annual Christmas bazaar and । 11:00 A. M Sunday School November 33. 34. and 35. — w.—, morning. Monday Tuesday Miss LUUan Bleam of vin Thaler of Hastings, Mrs. Lizxte supper will be held in the Method-1| 8:00 P. M. Christian — Endeavor. '------ovum snr p«i To ralke money for Junior Red) The Friendly Neighbor Club I South ournw Bowne wura-x. worked In in-the post Smelker and Mr. and Mra. Howard Ut church basement December 3. 'Topic: “Youth’s Call to Youth." Cross work in the high school, the presented “The Comical Country I office ; Thaler, local, were rhankagiving office during during the the latter's latter's absence s’ ‘ Supper at six o'clock. You may see, »>-•• — meeting at Pleasant v.u . ...... .. . .__ n______ Prayer Val­ nirl. Girls VLeague board Ila — making plans Cousins" and was a supper guest al the WaiMr- an<1 «ra. the following committees with ar­ at the Irving Grange hall Wt ASE SIADY TO SISVt YOU. ley Tuesday evening at 8:00 o'clock, for a tea for the mothers of all high Wednesday evening. This wa. the ton-Closson home. Thaler. Sunday ticles to give: Fancy work—Mrs al Freeport Thursday at 8. school girls. Plans arc being super­ farewell appearance of the old ladle. George Gobel of Chicago visited „Jame« *^Orq»°5„ and •tet* Marie Mra. William Hutchens Saturday I °f SUjubviUe. N. D.. and Helen Lester and Mrs. vised by Miss Marte Rowe. Roush; Aprons—Mrs. Adah Motler; 8OUTH BOWNE Afternoon shop classes are repair­ morning. ‘ | William Paul McGregor, Seaman On Thursday Mr. and Mra. Clare FUh Pond—Mra. Bertha . Thaler Last Week’s Letter ing the toys gathered by the Camp­ Bassett called on Mra. BauetUs Mrs Irma Brown spent Thursday 1cl*“- U. S. Navy, ot Chicago. and Mra. Pauline Thompson. Alden Porrltt and family were fire girLs for English war relief. In Hastings i were weekend guests of their aunt. mother. Mra. Sylvester Van Hom of surprised Friday night when their Mrs. Deeds Meyers of South *Jre’ p“r* Lightfoot and family. Claaa picture* and some club pic­ Middleville. Mr. Van Hom is hunt­ Duration Service Club son Pvt Albert Porrltt of Calif ­ mi ana enieriainca Bowne was a Thursday dinner , Mr ""‘1 airs Mrs uigmiooi Lightfoot entertained ture* were taken by Mixa Wise thia ing and trapping In the upper The Club will meet in the Li­ I about twenty of ,u their friends guest of Mrs. Prank Walton. * •*■ *In “ brary building this week Wednesday. ornia came home, Albert has been week for the "Doomsdjsy Book". peninsula and says there is eleven in the hospital the past three Mrs. Boyd Payne Of Kalamazoo, honor of William Paul's birthday. Inches of snow where he is. BANF1ELD was a Saturday guest of Mrs. Ida Saturday evening James and Mar­ time. We are asking all mothers who months. Here's hoping Albert will Claud Norton, of Georgia, who was THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Last Week’s Letter garet are spending a couple of have son* tn the service to please soon regain ids health. Payne. Mrs. Ruby Martin of Bedford la called home because of the Illness of Milo CUrtlss and Alvin Hefflebower Mr. and Mrs Ray Clinton of Irv­ weeks al their aunt's home. loan us their picture to be placed his mother, visited several friends j Courtesy ond Friendly Service Mr and Mrs. Allen Fish and .« ing were Friday evening guests of in . a W...UUW window In us. the uwwy. Library. W Get left Saturday for Baldwin deer moving into the tenant bouse on the and relatives In thia neighborhood. > Hoover farm, north of Banfield. family were Sunday dinner gueste in touch with Mrs Marie Roush or । hu"Unf ■ „ . Shown to All Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Aldrich. Mrs.. mulw Millie Wolcott or., ,leave ulto? Mra. Emma Hobbs attended the „ulluu or ravc at .| ----------.W ------------------------------------r,| In England tuberculosis deaths Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Clinton of of Mr. and Mrs. John Baar and I mio FramM Delivery Service Carlton. Mrs. Lewis Neeb and B. family of Grand Rapids. They also j stunrl’s store with Mra Whitney !ciich have had telephones installed Farm Bureau Convention ax a del- among children have increased 45 1 called on Mr. and Mra. L A. Seger. Do It os soon as possible. Be sure to i ln lhf ir . homes. it as i in tneir nomen R Clinton, local, wtere Hastings visi­ Mrs. Della BrOWn Of Comstockcome ------- ---to •*---------- ------------ I nlsrsnra Walter Hobbs. Jr. ha* been pro­ American children a chance for life, the _meeting and. ,learn Clarence Van Van Pattan Patten lais avw*tlnn erecting tors Friday. moted Irani Second Class to First .Mrs George Nelson and Mrs. Park was a Thursday guest of Mr. what’s being done for the boys. 0 ncw 1001 house. ___ T- be a light >lunch___ k. Ratnh --- night Class Apprentice in the Hospital Ralph Wnlrnn Walton left Friday Frank Dorr were in Hastings on and Mrs J. D. Cool. There will for the north on a deer hunt. Corps of the Navy. business Thursday. Mra. lyilllam Hutchens received Mrs. WlU Blough were in Hasting. Celebrate Golden If tuberculosis were a new dUeasc Wedding Anniversary word ilia I tier son Willis haa been Friday. Raymond Wieland of North Man­ Rev. J. H. Benneett, Miss Lillian every newspaper in the country transferred from Camp Robinson. Arkansas. His destination is un­ chester. Ind., spent the weekend Bennett, Mr. and Mra. Charles Nel- would carry this spectacular death with his parents. Mr and Mrs. Ray 11st. Mr and Mra. Clark Nelllst and story In headline.: 209 DIE DAILY known. . son of Ada, Mr. and Mra. Herman FROM NEW DISEASE IN UNITED Lewis Neeb assisted Meryl Neeb Wieland. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton of Bmith, Mr. and Mra. Glenn House. STATES. 200 DIED YESTERDAY. with some work at his home in Carlton entertained the P. 8. A. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker and Carol 200 DIE TODAY. Hastings Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Hnrold Yoder were Saturday evening supper guests ot Mr. and Mra. John Huizenga of Grandville. Larry Schrumpf of Clark lake, returned from northern Michigan with a deer. Tuesday night. Mra Schrumpf and two children re­ turned home with him after n few days’ visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs V. L. Wolcott of Lansing spent Wednesday night and Thursday with Mr. and Mra. L. R. Wolcott. Mr, and Mrs. George Post of Hastings were Thursday guests of their aunt. Mrs.. Ida Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edmonds McCormick Dearing tractor, on rubber and Bonnie of Ann Arbor spent McCormick Dearing grain combine with cloverooo^ last Saturday night with their par­ ente. Mr. and Mrs B W. Sisson. Herbert Thomas of Detroit was Tractor cuIHrator Tractor pk> OUr.r H4a( pUi a last Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs Henry Kercher. Mra. Nancy Deming is renting the Gordan cultivator John Daara grata btadov ' \ rooms in the Roy Jarman house on 11 hole Superior grain drill Main street. CH S FOR SIX REASONS 1. Overseas gifts are due now! 2. You can buy more carefully! 3. Choice of gift* is bigger! 4. Savee .you time and money! _ 5. Merchandise is fresher now! 6. We can give better service! Uncle Sam asks you to SHOP EARLY so you can MAIL EARLY! Carveth & Stebbins ■ 1 ------- - ' — — —— — ' '~T? (f AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit forming, I will dispose of the following property at the J. B. Wolf farm located J mile north of Freeport on I ‘v . MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1942 Because of failing health, I am having a sale at the form locat ed 4J miles southwest of Prairieville or one mile east of Doster on MONDAY, NOV. 30,1942 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock, 1 will offer the following L E G A L S ORDER FOR PUBLICATION LIVESTOCK MISCELLANEOUS Horse, 12 yrs. old, wt. 1500 Ibs. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old Guernsey cow, 3 yrs. old Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old Cream separator. Royal Blue No. 35 Six boats and oars Lard press, 6 qt. 3 doz. traps 50 gal. oil drum 10 gal. oil drum 3 15-gal. oil drums 2 cider' press screwsi blocks ond caps Wooden pulley, 20 in. 20 inch pulley, iron 24 inch pulley, iron 12 inch pulley, wood 12 ft. 1} in. shafting, 3 brackets 16 ft. 2 in. shafting, 4 brackets FARM TOOLS MOTICE TO CUD1T0U Wagon, Mower, 6 ft. cut Spring tooth drag, 23-tooth Oliver 2-horse cultivator Platform scales Scalding kettle, 2 bbl. Bag holder Power corn shelter Feed grinder Pump jack 2 h.p. engine Pair heavy wheels for wagon Grindstone ANTIQUE FURNITURE Other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—Cash day of gala. Nothing to ba ramovad from pramiiei until tattled for MILT LEI HAAR. COWS Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due to freshen Dec. 3 Guernsey-Jersey, 4 yrs. old, fresh Durham, 5 yrs. old, due Dec. I Holstein, 5 yrs. old, giving milk, bred Jersey, 8 yrs. old, duo Dec. 18 Jersey, 6 yrs. old, due Doc. 10 Guernsey, 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 15 Durham heifer, 8 mos. 10 fat and 20 2 yr. Durham steers HOGS 17 pigs, just weaned 2 brood sows CHICKENS 120 White Leghorn pullets and hens FEED Corn stalks and boon pods 250 bu. oats 50 ton June clover hay 2,000 bu. corn FARM MACHINERY Com binder 3 ■««. drag Spring tooth drag Drag cart Mowing machine Handy Hsqvy wagon Flat rack Horae corn plantar Baa0 Wiro stretcher* Post hol< Shovels and forks DoLoval cream Mgurafor Many other article* too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 heating stoves Oil kitchan cook stove Dishes Jars Bods Rugs Sewing machine Parlor organ TERMS OF SALE: All tumi qf $10 or under, cash. On sums over that amount 6 mo«. time will be given on bankable notes. Moke arrangement! with clerk on day ol tale. Nothing to be removed until settled for ond everything to bo settled for on day of sale. THE HAROLD YODER FARM OF 106 ACRES WILL BE OFFERED ARTHUR RICHARDSON and HAROLD Y JOSEPH TOMB, Prop LOREN COPPOCK. Auctioneer STARTING AT 12:30 P. M. SHARP. HORSES Bay gelding, 8 yrs. old, wgt. 1700 Ibs. Black gelding, 12 yrs. old, wgt. 1650 Ibs. Clark N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer RAY McGQWAN, �THE HASTING# DANNER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER U, IMS I Mr uxl Ure. Lren MIA Mf Weat, Golden, Colo. U. nnd Mra. | Mrs. Lester Brumm and Mrs. John rath of Naahvtllr Sunday afternoon, and baby daughter of Orand Rap-1 Former Woodland Girt Marrtea Momlng worthip 10:00._ ! Mra Harold England and Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Leon Nicholson en- ,ids were Bunday dinner gueata at] Mlaa Clarabefle Parmalre of Al-1 Shocno and baby son left Minnesota Bulling. Woodland. ' last Thursday and arrived in Colo-1 Mr ftnd Frank Lauer. Mra. tertalned with a family dinner Sun- j the home of her parenta. Mr. and iegan. daughter of Mra. Esther,i No evening servlcaa until close of Mra Morri* tort w" j Parmalee, alao ot Allegan. wM mar- ' ;revival at the Kilpatrick chureh. j Rapid* Saturday evening calling on r*do Saturday. • Qnint Lauer and little grandson day in honor of the birthdaya of Mrs Clyde Wise. d Miss Vera Scudder of Owosso , and O. D. Brumm of Augusta spens her steter* Mra. Herald Claaato and . Mrs. Allen King vtailed Mr. end : ried to Edward R. Lee of Allegan |! Thank offering envelopes for friends. spent Sunday with her mother, Mra. Wednesday with Mr. and Mra. Law- Mrs Forrest Begerow. Guest* pres- - Mrs. Henry Schalbly Saturday and on November 15 at « p. m. The',' missions should be returned prompt-; Mr. and Mrs. Guy McNee ent were Mr. and Mr* Herald Clai- i Sunday. Other caller* were Mr. I wedding took place at the home ly । to Mrs. CUmena Schalbly. Mr. and Mra Howard Collwm ana S. Deabler at Uie Evangelical pdr- JeiMle Scudder of West Woodland. ' rrncc Flnefrock. Xa— Bmle McNee went north deer ate and Mra Rhoda Austin and and Mrs. Dale King and family of ! of the bride'* sister and husband. David Smith, Jr. and Misa Mar1 Mr . and Mrs. Lyle Hynes and aonage Sunday and brought the M. 'hunting over the weekend W« Uyn Smith of Lake Odessa were daughter Dawn were weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Begerow, [ Dowling. Mr. and Mr* Dorr Layle Mr. and Mrs. George VahdenBo*ch. । Bunday school 10:SO 20 A. M. hear Howard brought home • buck. Woodland and Rev and Mrs. Har- of Clarksville, and Mrs. Eathel The marriage ceremony wa* read, Worship and sermon dinner guexto at the home of Mr. ot Mr and Mrs. Blrdalll Holly, ...j p. M. I Mr. and Mra Arthur Kenyon and , by the Rev. K. B. Schalbly ot Hop-, Mf -nd y R c>1]. old Blakely and daughter Juffy ot Houghton of Lake Odessa. Ml** Hulda Euper of Fowlerville and Mra. LeRoy Perkin. Sunday. Evangelistic services continue daughter and Mrs Pearl Keyotii «f Ogden Center. . Mr. and Mra. Cha*. Heaterly vta- . kin* tn the presence ol the Immeand mr. Mr. and mis. Mra. nv»«iu Howard newm Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tasker of ed on Itfr and Mra. Cha*. Trumbo ■nu The Rev I H Owood an«l fam- “«* Mr "nd Mr’ chwU;r Hester-1 diate family. Mr* Lee attended ,each evening except Saturday un-1 Middleville were callers at iron were Sunday dinner guetta of Mr.. Hastings were Sunday evening vis- ' of Grand Ledge Sunday afternoon, By plan to socndThankilHM W"‘ OdM“- 8U”d«>' Woodland high achooi until her, U1 Bunday. November »th 8:00 P । Pott* Sunday afternoon. ' tev l’ZS >“» "I AHw: renter ,<«r Xn Ure .lureted Al- _ and Mrs. Ted Euper and Jeralee of ttora at the D. N. Stowell home. ' Pilot Johnny Monasmlth of Mon- tete hte Bsat Woodland. j Rev. and Mra. J- S. Deabler were,, treal. C inada called on Mr. and nrer Ctoverrtete' at Hr ,nd Urt I le^„ of ,hlch y,, u Wf M ,h( hop< of DURFEE Word haa been received by rel-I in Ionia Friday on business. Mn. Trumbo Saturday enroute from *u«te.nre .. U» re«»l tere.-I ?».«««■_.« «?. ■»«•«_» ~ We sure have a tot to be ihankative* here of Ute transfer of Lt. Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng entertained , ihe bom® his stater in Dayton. Ings nt the Kilpatrick church have E' 8' tEtoel I special services- Musical numbers for lhJ1 Thanksgiving. All Seaton Opens Here D. V. Shonto from Camp Riley, with a dinner Thursday at her home । Ohio, whrre he hgd been visiting “ rsmu^'rh°JrJ^ W rendered by local talent Come. U10M. lhal werc d«r hunting re­ shown a steady,.increase during the : « Wednesday Mlnnwota to Colorado where hta Guest* were Mrs. Cart Reuther and . rince Wednesday woodland O. E. uuuwue 8 last, Thursday <♦» ■ ufrlv Edward Rice with h«VU1K ,hr Basketball practice at the Wood- . c\-<nin7.‘ u.e uowvt. address wlU be 757 MJ». Bu. Camp,! Mbs Rosa Velte of East Woodland. Mr and Mra. Clair Wingard and ir'.T-T* evening, the .following officer! GLASS CREEK _T wllh a eomlna year: rear: , Norman Norman Erway Erwav and and a a friend friend from from : ‘,e*r- Hom r "'7 ...L" ..... cup, family, from Char-, , T land Township *school been go-.were go-1 were elected elected for for the the coming coming rear... . ' ____________________________________________ daughter Frances of Cedar Spring Paul Clement* a friend '« r ,X " nr, °l has ncen tis Sundav rrenlnc. Mrs. Mr*, mg inre «n> Uic •».-cno »>.■ --u-! Worthy " * x. Sunday evening. on for past three — weeks Matron. *Mr*. «_ Regina Ben- Kalamazoo were.— Sundayvuuoraf visitor*1 ^*“.r JJnd ,Tn/ricucra ...--------------------। were Sunday dinner guests at tne lolte with qs f w °f ^Ttertain^l : ;------------* । home of Rev. and Mra. Geo Win- j1 Clements and children brought for both the boys and the girta! ner; Worthy Patron, Lester Brumm at Fred Otis'. rlirrLt numbers in song , The first game* of the season'will. A**octate Matron. Mr*. Mildred Mr*. Roy Erway spent the latter i ^n*e B*toman eniert gard. . I three excel Hyn“ fra,ur* ll* two Alumni teams on Jordan; Associate Patron, E. O.. part,of the week with the Ward UIC a,u re*. rente. I Mr*. Mattle Schrav of Elmhurst, i Mr. and 7k Mr and Mrs. Garold Erb nnd ®. T'JT diH'i Wednesday evening. Nov 35'at 8 Shomo; Conductress. Mrs. Lucy Erway-* and Dick Rose's in Has-' II), visited old friends in the village ..h jMrs. Guy Erb of Grand Rapids p. tn. ICtasalc: AmoTtatb Conductres | and MM. Fred O.U, Mr and.«« -‘AL**" l*i । Mrs. Ernest Kenyon and Miss Lois jlento. Mr and Mi». Frank Hynes ’with 2. a Jirgr number of letter Mrs. Grace England, Afternoon caDers were cr.nteitanU contestant »t I Mrs. Forrest Haven*. Mr. and Mr*. w.~mnrlrt arcomstill In school. Coaches j -----------, Kenyon of Hastings were Sunday Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. DorrelPJones and Ray Erway attended lhe W 8 C. “j™" ““"X Anti-Freeze for lhe Campbell and McCormack look-CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS evening guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Ml-1 l two daughters of Potterville?---forward to a goo<l season if war I The Evangelical Church lan Trumbo ' ft GoodwillW Counl" 1X4t rriday l Hynes to Woodland Wednesctty to ’Start" of Everyday ! Mrs. Welby Crockford and Mrs. J. S. Deabler. Pastor : Mr and Mrs Chas. Townsend I! Henry Hynes spent the weekend renditions do not interfere too I u?T„d Mre emu wmu.™re:'“‘ 10:00 A. M Morning worship. t--------------------------------------------------' and daughters of South Woodland I! with their children. Mr. and Mr*. much. !—» a« Mr* Forest Falconer or welcome Season tickets will not be tamed ' Antliem, "Prom ,,TO, Glory To Cal-;went to ni.L-i.teU Richland a.,teU... Sunday ,„ to see ।| Comers I are visiting her parents. Mr. and i John Hyne* of Holt. spent Monday afternoon . the new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hummel of Union City, j। Mr*. Howard Slppel (Marge Lazo) this- year because of the uncer- vary". “’.7; i with Mr*. Homer Hatnmond. tninty of, completing a of fullgas"rasched- ’K^ Sermon by Dr. E. Superintencjent 8. Ind., from Saturday until Thursday. I ,of Lakewood. Ohio, visited her par- uie. 'with the coming ‘ i^w7Dtatrtcl . ^caUod'shlri^ ’ jeam ’ Mra" Whit-1 ol. Will. «l.. --.-.I... . .. .. . ». . . . » Ira Whit ' nev’ MU*J^t^und^v RullMn nnd n»other of Her father is undergoing an oper-. Honing, the matter of transports-1 lord’s Supper will be celebrated J temore remained for a couple of SESt/ th ” , ntlon thl* week. c°nf™n^ I ^hST’a.^M. sUJJJtoy schopl. and Mra. RusseU Wtte-! your car completely checked for Rev. and Mr*. Geo. Wingard were ] ww^rri^To PvT’^wwrtSiiSl ‘ U’C onehb‘B qUM‘‘on DLAND FORETHOUGHT: winter, drive in now and let dinner guests of Rev and Mr*. John | * . ™ rd Slppel hta time Pollowing win will be the Third Quarh 'aX\ Ho H0** *art Slppe* Iu» " « ‘thls “«”«• 4 !j Following Bullock of Sunfield Thursday eve- ।I u^.n iMre A??minn»nfr.r,nH "°dbnd Township School New* terly Conference conducted by Dr. ning and dinner guests of Mr and ; „ “*? “". J00* ^n«. Of °™nd Kindergarten and Kindergarten and First First Grade Grade j Faiit. Mrs Edgar Showennan of Sunfield i Rapids spent the weekend with his • Miss Dori* Whitney, teacher I . 7:45 P. M. E. L. of C. E. topic Fridav evening. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Long. Inner Voice" led by Miss Olga Mrs. Carl Jordan and Jane Ann ''The :' Verdun Stowell and Cecil Jordan;1 Mra. Celia Townsend spent lost Eckardt , . were deer hunting near Kalkaska i week help preserve the life week with with Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mr*. Paul Paul TownTown­ visited school Thursday morning. Evening worship, choir. “I Want Several of the children in this over lhe weekend. No luqk. Wood-­ send and children of South Wood Mrs Welby Crockford and Mrs. Hand. hand. Mr. and Mrs. John Gard- room are out with whooping cough. You To Know Him " Sermon. "The Ultimate Choice". Arthur Allerdlng spent Monday ; ner of East Woodland called on Third Grade W. M. S. business and monthly w-lltl Xtrx .7 7. rtmrkfnrit — with Xfr Mr. nnrt and Mrs. J. L. Crockford ' Kfrc Mrs. Tna'nt.nd Townsend a> at lire her— hnmre home Iin Mrs. Hilda Baas, teacher ,devotional meeting and election of of Carlton. the village Sunday evening. We are sorry to lose Rosemary officers at the home of Mia* Olga Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Flnkbeiner Mrs. Donald Gager and son Mor­ Southworth who has moved to Bat-. MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR Eckardt. Wednesday at 2 P. M. of Middleville were Sunday after­ gan of Grand Rapids were SunDecember 2. 127 E. STATE KT. HASTINGS PHONE 2554 noon callers at the Ted Euper home We plan to have a potluck Annual election of officers of the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Faul home. Thanksgiving dinner Wednesday church. Thursday. December 2. Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Rletoma noon. callejl on Mr. and Mrs. Neal WalLadle* Auxiliary and monthly Fourth and Fifth G/adra meeting and election of officers at Mrs. Martha aiaiu,, V. v. Smith, ouilkd. teacher laiciicr tiie iivuic home of Mr*. Mia. run Frieda Cooke. Visitors in our room last week ■ Wednesday, December B. were Junior Townsend. Lee She)The Methodist Ch arch lenbarger and Velma McClelland. | We enjoyed acting lhe play "The; Rev. George Wingard. Pastor 10: 00 A. M. Momlng worship. Magic Hat". Characters chosen 11: 15 A. M. Sunday school were: Tile Magician, Phillip Bom; Pilgrim Men. Wayne Hawi. Fran- I 8:00 P. M. Young people's service I Tuesday 7:30 P. M. Choir praccis Townsend: Pilgrim Maids. Joyce Anderson, Betty Joan Cole: Indian, 1 Thursday 8:00 P. M Midweek Paul Shellenbargcr; Com. Douglas White: Turkey. Donald Matthews; service. 1 You are Invited to attend our Pumpkin. Warren Demand; Flag services each Sunday. Benrer. Jimmie Ackley. All are looking forward to the South Woodland Church of the Thanksgiving potluck dinner Wed­ Brethren nesday. ' CASE FLOUR m* >>> 21c Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor Fifth and Sixth Grades 10: 00 A. M. Worship and sermon Country Club two 8 Vitamins and iron loaves Mrs A rile Spindler, teacher 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. MARSHMALLOW cmmi p,m 15c Our stamp sale amounted to $4 80 Zion loitheran Church Country Club Wpt-hipprel G"" Paul W. Geiger. Pastor Rex Southworth, a sixth grader, 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school MARASCHINO 13c has moved to Battle Creek. We In sanitary IOa 11: 00 A M. Worship and sermon. will mL« him. After playing a few Charriet - Rod Pure-pak container ' I Lutheran Gospel Hour 3:30 P. M. games Friday afternoon the boy* 27c FURE HONEY presented him with a fountain pen over CKLW nnd all the pupils gave Mrs. Splnd-1 Thanksgiving service on Wednes­ 2 lb. jar 49c ter a nice gift to remind e^ch of day evening. November 25 at 8:30 Auorl—L varWT BEET SUGAR 19c. their birthdays. In thell. Victory Home Economics Stamp Na 9 good for 3 pounds Church of lhe United Brethren in Food iptcial il The Home Ec clou have planned Christ BROWN SUGAR 2 it. 15c their second luncheon and will pre­ I. H. Osgood, Minister Hall Cakai For baking or cooking pare, and serve It Wednesday Woodland Michigan Maid, frosh-churned 2>4 lb. 65c I0X CHOCOLATES 5 >» S1.42 "Seasoo'sGrMlingi." Atst.candiaz Plain or tugarod .o„ dozen Cello wrapped STRAWBERRIES n0. 2 25c M^KEE SERVICE OIL SALES KROGER STORES CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY Clock Bread Salad Dressing Cottage Cheese Beverages Mixed Nuts Fruit Cakes Doughnuts 25c 32c 3 XXXX Sugar e - 7c Tuna Fish 4X32c 29c 5.LSI .23 °'“"i 26c Roll Butter 2 Qg 95c Whole, fancy Michigan, 40% syrup FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 AS 27c Luscious diced mixed fruits TWINKLE 3 Pko. 2 LOAF CHEESE GOVERNMENT GRADED Eggs RA do‘ HJC Fresh Grade B Medium Size 16c LATE HOWE Galalio daiarlt and puddingi (Cranberries Windsor - American or Brick . STUFFED CLUES Plain Olivas, 3^-oz. jar 13c 2 ‘ 47c PEANUT BUTTER Clovsr Valley Country Club Quality Enriched Flour EATMORE OLEO 2 £ 31c 9,000 units Vitamin A in each lb. PANCAKE FLOUR Tea Biscuits, pkg. 7c 5 Country Club Quality 4 1 35c HUBBARD SQUASH lb 3c MAINE FOTATOES 10 lbs 33c 47c FANCY PRUNES 3 *, 38c New Crop Santa Claras b. 17c Country Club Saratoga-type walers MAVY BEANS 5 £, 33c GRAPEFRUIT BALDWIN APPLES S'-il 10c ■EKS Large size 3 £ 25c or Spaghetti. U. S. No. 1 Semolina 35c Tender-mealed SCRATCH FEEB b. PORK SAUSAGE 37c Fu- 45c Kroger's Fres-shore, solid pack H b 17c Tenderloin Fillets VEIK-X SHRIMP t 35c k45c Chickens Ducks Geese $1.35 SOAR FLAKES 17c Gaiio. B5c Simple, effective dry cleaner TAVERN CAROLES fa. 33c GEVAERT F1LMI v«. MILKMAKER 24% IOWA Different Ingredient* to Uaa Povkmaker 44% Protein Pig Starter Pig Crower Fattener 100 Ibs. 100 lb«. 100 Ibt. Corn 270 Ibt. 470 Ibt. 1,000 Ibt. Whoot Midda 180 Um. 200 Ibs. r*n 22c ORDER I Long Island NO COFFEE may be .old in any food store during the wmJ ol NOV. 23 - NOV. 29 Fancy quality Ualnoing Not. 30 wa w.D baT. iuPdUm of coHoo Cata tout coHw si WOGtt S boS.nning Monday, Nev. 30. WJR DIRECT FROM STADIUM SATURDAY 3 P. M. BOB KELLEY, Announcer Courtesy of Xmnicn SsSiMHOMCO 8-exposure. Save at this price BY GOVERNMENT Large roasting size 10c g-27 MICHIGAN MILKMAKER 34% ANDY, a pig. weight 31 Ibs.. got Porkmaker plus corn, oats Cr wheat. Weighed 192 Ibs. 76 days later. Coin 2lA Ibs. per day. AMOS, Andy’s brother, weighed 35 Ibs. got com. oats ond wheat but no Porkmoker. Weighed 98 Ibs. 76 days later. His gain was only 83/100 Ibs. per day. Porkmoker 44% makes pork more profitable for you. Quart 43c RENUZIT LISTEN! Broadcart Over Alura. Sale lor fines! washables AERO-WAX pmu 23c ! KMnch, 7c. 12-inch, 8c Claanad, ready Io cook Sliced " No rubbing. b 35c 24% or 34% Protein Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker 44% b 25c Sliced. Sendwich size HADDOCK R 30c Assorted LEOMA SAUSAGE $2.13 Penn-Rad 100% pure Pennsylvania b No. 1 quality MEAT LOAVES S2.39 16% Proleii) - Weico RLOCK SALT so., 43, M070R OIL ' FRANKFURTERS 100-lb. MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! Average herd production records up to 626 Ibs. of fat per cow hove been mode on Milkmaker. Our Milkmokers for 1942-43 ore fortified with Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt and copper to assure you greater herd health, more efficient production and more profit than ever before. Sava al thi> low prica » 21c Country Club — Bulk S3.15 DAIRY FEED • MINCEMEAT 100-lb. Kroger's Wesco Cello roll SALMOH ... 39c Kroger's Wasco 29c For slewing or fricassee Natural casing. 19c EGG MASH OYSTERS ORDER NOW! 5 10 Spy or McIntosh, 4 Ibs. 25c,- Delicious, 4 Ibs 29c MEDIUM HENS Michigan hand-picked MACARONI Mrs, Weiss of Saginaw averaged 160 eggs from 400 hens ond netted $1.85 per hen over cost of feed. She has fed Merniash exclusively since 1931. Texas Seedless CiLiRY 16% or 20% PROTEIN STARTING - GROWING -■ LAYING Do you know that the flocks owned by all the producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 eggs per hen? Yes. you’re right. They were fed 16% or 20% Mermosh. 23c Country Club. 20-oz. pkg. 8c • SODA CRACKERS Evap. Milk K4 E D K4 A C U «▼» C Is IV1M O n b 19c TEXAS ORANGES 5 fa. 37c 95c Parker House Rolli pi, 1 2c 4.29c YAMS -• Thu"da/ tn M ID D L E VIL L E Let Us Balance Your Feed Grains 15c SWEET FOTATOES £Xednwd,T We Grind and Mix Feeds. The kind lhal will (oil He of Lansing were Sunday visitor* me »Pc*Ker___________ there. । ■ Mr. and «rs Clyde Warren spent!. « i h ft | r 1/ 1 I I T Mrs Sarah Erway returned home I “ Saturday after spending the past (Continued from page 2) week in the Wm. Havens home In I pink rose buds. Harold Vogel, soulhwe.it Rutland. She also via-1 brother of the groom acted as best Ited Mrs. Bertha McKibben in Yan-! man. kee Springs. | Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Witaon of .. - -■ Mra -- *>-•Mr. and Melvin Smith and;। Holly were weekend visitors of Mr. sons Marvin and Bennie of Good­ and Mrs. Carl Pferdesteller north­ will spent Sunday at Russell Whit-' west of town. The Wilsons once lived bn the Helrige) farm. On tenure'*. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Warren and],Sunday all drove over to Kalama Patty spent last Sunday with Mr. | zoo where tthey called to see Mr*, and Mra. Russell Thornton In'Alice VanAvery at the Earl VqnCharlotte. Avery home. They found her much ■ ••• | improved from a recent severe slckCLAY HILLS | new and able to be up and dressed. Mrs. Guy McNee and Mra Ho- i Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rosenberg ward Colburn were in Hastings one' of northwest Thomapple spent the day last week. weekend at the Herbert Hand home Several from Clay Hills attended in Grand Rapids Saturday they the auction sale al Orrie Landacres , enjoyed a birthday dinner honorFriday. ing lhe birthday ot Mrs, Rosen­ ’ Email McNee surprised hl* brother Guy Friday night by driv­ Mr. and Mrs. Alton Flnkbeiner ing In from Denver. They had not of West Thomapple weje Sunday seen each other for fifteen years. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lukso and Kermeen of Parmelee. Sunday Mary and Joe Lukso of Orand Rap­ evening callers were their son. id* were visitors at John Lukso'* Wayne Kermeen and family of Sunday. Middleville. Mr, and Mrs Leon Potto enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Maichela tained lhe following Sunday,.. In and little son of Ceresco, were Sun­ honor of their fortieth anniversary; day visitors of his parents. Mr. Harold England and family of and Mrs Chris Maichele In West Thomapple. The marriage ceremony was pre­ Vance Sharp of Lansing and Mrs. ceded by a chicken dinner at the Lenna Johnson of Bowne. home of the bride's parents. Af­ ter the marriage vow* were spoken they returned to the house for cake and ice cream, before the Initial couple left for a week's honeymoon at Oun lake. Guests at the wed­ ding besides the bride's parents . were Mr*. L. W. Vogel of Grand ' Rapids. Rev. and Mrs. I. W. Minor, Mr. and Mrs. H- G. Walker of Jack­ , son, Mr. and Mr*. Leo Welfare and daughter Virginia of Hastings, Fred Brog. Miss Donna Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Brog and children and Mrs. Clark Bliss. The bride who was bom and raised In this community Is a high­ ly respected young lady and for several years has been connected with the Thomapple-Kellogg school Mermoth 16% ns a grade teacher and will continue Mermaih 20% her duties until lhe close of utTool year. The groom Is a navy or­ Mermade Balancer 32% dnance inspector tn Jackson. Tha best wishes of many friends go with Mormode Balancer 37% this young couple aa they start out Poultry Supplement 32% on life's Journey together. ■■■KROGER OPEN LATE WEDNESDAY NIGHT more ’ more enjoyed rnjorea a t venison renUon dinner dlnn.r in In J"" .J* Ure Un Tin home In norUrere.1 ],h!£ .reni Rolled Uit WMnndw .rente,. JJLS? US U Miss Joan Erway of Kalamazoo Bnd Mr* U tMj.y-i.h, .tn Elliston in Nashville. ‘nflh? Jun Lr BMr‘ I There wiu " »Pectal miMlonary 1.a 2rS.htnTv hT™.v Pu7«Ua^ *ervlcc the Baltimore church Satvtov^.?M urd*Y ***nln«-Nov FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2118 N. CHURCH ST. Dorrance Trethric - Agency Ind Floor National Bank Phone UM YOUR FRIENDLY EMM CO Acral � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-12-03.pdf b20a69ab0b250488eb3cd33537f00951 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR 16 FACES—2 SECTIONS :-------------------------------- 1Three Hastings Men On rn» »r ft ft ft tho ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft At Great Lakes, III. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1942 12 Months After Tearl Harbor’ SIX SONS SERVE OLD CANS, SILK KAM STOCKINGS NEEDED SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 *• 8 5443 County Folks Applied For Gas NUMI 'MVMMKEB A year ago (coming Monday), on guns, warships, carrier* and a,n*>||NflF T"Tz*\wiz^ TTvz-x-wt 4An 1Wtn ln Ukc Grand RapDec. 7. 1941. people of the United munition available at Pearl Harbor UHULL JAH liO-IIlt? J? 1OI1L id* Herald of Saturday, from the States had the calm of a Sabbath to have knocked the attacking force training itatlnn at OfmI I altfa I mUsloner who was Ln charge of ! day shattered by news of astound­ to pieces, but the defenders were were! Seventh Boy Left For Above Materials Vital In Complete* Advanced near Chicago, mentioned three j the registration tor gasoline al- j I young men from this city and vic­ I Examination Wednetdoy ing significance. War Industry caught like "sitting ducks." ’'and « Training In Aircraft lotmenl* in this county,Na total [ My turn lias come to enumerate inity as follows: ■ r at When ,k.i. thU —war .__ U ___ over .nd lhe of « 5453 *“ A * ga* •“ rationing books and ! ,“«h' Pearl Harbor was being attacked never had a chance. Nelther/'at Household Salvage Director L E by Japan. a few of tlie county happenings in "GREAT LAKES. ILL — Now In \ Midway. Coral Sea or Guadalcanal the Home Front column. I have training here at the world's larg­ Barnett call* two of hl* Barry ^1.'.“?.““?™.^:^' -.hker, M.Haslini un th. d........... utrtc7^ B V EHonker hs. At that very i mt, special have the Army and Navy>* ' w ' will be a good many homc.s m Barry . .... . . . n-v n U.rU^ ll.rllne. X.. noted the contents of the column est naval training station are three County Brigade* to "attention" in :k al an county uhe,r ?‘e Iov*? ones.wlU ***’ and in the school* of Hasting* the completed his advanced aircraft much “Muff" lo-throWTracIi Hasting* men who have visions of order to issue the following im­ peace envoys from ten breathlessly to the tales their "n"_. „ ‘5„°°U „ ? , n**; ' carrier flight training al the Miami I should write from a rural point soon being assigned to a berth with portant communique: Rising Sun were in America, osten­ attacking force. ““‘7 vuj b°y ui “ Miiur “Uor wur will wU1 veil. «‘L w«k ' XUpervUton ot Nsvsi AU Bta^o^n^nX wrara _ , .-,. •:avtuiri No 1 SILK STOCKING BRI­ sibly to help adjust difference* of view. tlie United Blates fleet. They re­ During the twelve months since But in some cases where there are work. GADE Receptacles have now been the Navy’s coveted "Wing* of Il's surprising to me a* 1 look ported for duty last week. swu or m more mure boys uuys In in service it lx is go­ go^le counly rationing headquar- .Gold? He now hold* the rank of threatening a complete break be^ tut' Dec. 7. this country has |: two over tlu* pictures in Earl Boyes "The new Hasting* recruit* are: 1 arranged for in the stores where ! 'ing ** to *be very interesting. . lent to very busy with carrying out' Ensign. you purchase your stockings. Keep tween the two countries. ; weathered a series of crises. “ , window ot Ute boy* from the county Richard Max Hinkley. 19. son of ,| However there is one iwmr home in in further d*.1* 11* of ‘he gasoline In fact, we know now that even! . UK1C u , ----your old. washed *llk or nylon hose Ensign Manker graduated from J Tlie hope that "Pearl Harbor" Mr*. Hazel M. Hinkley. 321 South ... . . ratlnnlno nlan ' Central Michigan College of Educa­ align the various ermine groups and Barry county where it is going to r,uon‘n» P**”tiate been with us in 4H clflb work Broadway; Albert McIntyre, 17. »on in a paper bag until you have a as these peace envoys were flying to1 ' would alimi “ tion. Mt. Pleasant In 1940. specialixand other activities over the past' of Mrs. Archie McIntyre. RFD I. substantial quantity on hand. Ray­ the U.S- A.. Japanese airplane car- factions in •this country into a com- take a long time to hear it all. That ; Ing In mathematics. Hi* ambition several years. Eaclk face I recog-' and William Edward Morgan, 19. on hosiery Is not desired but a stray riers and escort craft were already • pact, united front to push the war is the home of James Lancaster, in ntor reminds me of some incident., son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morgan. stocking or two of this material sneaking into the secret position*' effort with all possible *peed has. Hope township about five miles will be quickly sorted out and used southwest of Hasting*. The house *>**■■■■««■ We have not held a 4H Service, 031 WeU Clinton for a less important purpose. Uncle from which Jhe blow was delivered. I on the whole, not been realized. I to Juit off the Campground road and hflP I III I NT V Club meeting this fall because so! M aa’iTaawiaWvHI I 8am ask* you to forget that "silk However, viewed In retrospect, it *In spite of the fact that we had only a few rods west of the very' 1 muny of our older 4H members are |U||\\IUfL WflllTMX center of the county. Here the Lan­ rug" you were saving for and let's is obvious that American careless­ to sit helplessly by while Wake caster family has resided for the hi the Service or are away in de-, I’ll J JlHU IvUIllJ make "powder-bags" instead. Old Con Needed tense plant* plants doing their bit there. . — n>Vainsiess ness as well as Japanese treachery Island, the Philippines. Singapore, past 27 years and here the children. i No. X TIN CAN BRIGADE. Start 1 fl I IB IL b I 111iMLl) HI IC Is We have enough girU left to have I ADf IJMI . stepping on Un. Hold every vege- wgs an important factor in the Malay. Burma. Sumatra. Java, and 10 boys and one girl, have been a real fine lime.if we only had the MILL (IL I UiVIlLl/ ' table can beneath the hot-waler tap stunning success of the attack. most of the East Indies Islands, fell reared. The mother died about four A salvage drive to round up all feilows. Some of our 4H girls how­ —-------1 long enough to rinse. Place the pre­ Somewhere along the line there years ago arfd since then the father ------- — — available ’’Jalopies’’ in Barry county to Japan, strikes, slow-downs, lobby ha* kept the Utile family ever have gone Into the "WAVES'Taken In Custody By Ham-' viously removed top and bottom IntogethaF u now underway, according to and the other service organizations. the home Intact. mond, Ind., officer* | side and “step on it". These flatten- was bungling of colossal proportions. Ing and politics continued as usual. and andthe Intact.------------------------- Charles Annabie. county salvage ”Trlr w-r- all •• — There were enough airplanes. Last year we started the 4H camp I ed cans are easily stored but they (Continued on page 4, Sec. 1) at Algonquin Lake with an Idea of Barry county officers received; should be plied in some dry place the ;»**" neighbors — -------- ■say, ”/' and they vcould “u“f These "jalopies" contain valuable camping this past year. We could word from police at Hammond. In- i because rust completely destroys the usually secure help when they need- ■ metals needed in the defense indu*not gel materials to finish construc­ dlana. last Wednesday aftemoor..' thln coating of tin which we are ed It by going to tlie Lancaster tries. It I* Important to get them in A PROCLAMATION tion and everyone was busy so camp that lh- nffir»rw nt that -itv home. Now aU of that to changed. I lb facilitate the collection of ' *ulvln» 10 conserve. Let us make TJn You Tq OHlcially opening the 36th an­ was not held, such as so many of that the officer* of that city were our llog(m u i j .. -. .. these old. junk car*, the salvage holding four Barry county Juveniles. | Touch" and start piling up trouble nua! Christmas seal sale in Hasyou use to enjoy. Lancaster boys are in the service committee suggests that the form Monday, Dec. 7th. X. of C. and If tlie fight continues, two more <?n tills page be filled out and sent Speaking of camp I went to the reported missing from their homes ’ for our foe*. Collection will occur in Ungx. Mayor Charles H. Leonard has issued the following, proclamation fair grounds last week to take a since lhe previous Friday night. Ute Spring. will be there. Can any other Barry In to headquarters in the City Hall Cooperating In Meeting couple of cook stoves I had stored Sheriff Bera drove to Hammond Next week Director Barnett wlll Monday. county tome equal that record? here. This form give* the location WHEREAS, lhe United State*, for there out to camp so we could have and returned the young people to! deliver hi* message No. Three to hl* The regular monthly meeting OI of Perhaps the challenge' should be of the "Jalopies" and will make it lhe first time since 1917. to facing 1 lh. rhamiwr nt a little heat out there In the kitch­ thto city on Thursday morning. I "Fat Battalion ”. state-wide ____________________ easier for the committee to nego­ a wartime rise In tub.rculo.to, .nd i en. We are working on the kitch­ The car In which they made the I----------------« • ► Richard, the oldest son. lives west ,late ‘heir removal WHEREAS. tuberculosis. lhe WHEREAS. tuberculosis. the w 1 ** hcld Monday. December 7th. of Hastings near Tamarac corners ' en during odd times. When I open- trip was also-returned: Droafrir Dprixinn hv ------••• ------Richard White. 16. of Freeport. ~ra5"J? ^CCISIOH Dy greatest disease enemy of persons id the door to the room where the is married and Another Mon n$ m. ini* meeting u to oc conaucied I, He ............. ,------- 'ha* . three chll- TOOK *-»«•*»* nci iviuii Moves wen* stored I found they received permission from his mothSupreme Court by the OPA for the benefit of the 50 “ *» not probable Uta I he r)L_ pn;4 CCn Fino one of the greatest saboteurs In tills r had been taken. After gum shoe­ er. Mrs. Edna WliPe. lo use the | juntry ana Every retail merchant *“* *5* 4*ughter. ~®®rHlie, and it to unperativ. that Retailer*. ing around Hasting* for two hour* hours family car on Friday night to take; Ing take, In the old saloon days many dam- country, WhIr^S, * P-J^uUrly interrated az oldest o,d**‘ nt ~ $1 • of the eleven living children'। 5Q Cost? I found they had gone in Uie scrap hl* friends, Kenneth Kuempe). 16.1 age suits were started against every individual in Hasting* learn I l. V-OSTS matics at some collect or university. pl*nned 10 dlxus’ rwlationx to Mrs. William Teske who Uvea t drive. Noa- I mean ttiose fellow* son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kuem-1 saloon keepers and their bondsmen MlrT Manning, of Auyri* townand practice self-protection, and Ilhat aPe al P^cnt in effect and short distance west of the parental Mire could smell iron on those scrap' pel and Alberta and Florence Bel- by wive* whose husbands were In­ | ship, was brought into Municipal WHEREAS, the Christmas seal to I T"1*’, u’al ■« 10 «? IB10 eftecl af‘«r no,nc driven. Hujltlnax ant xnn aged Acred 13 IS and anH 15. IS dnnnhl-r< Inn-rt ■■ — nt drives. No wonder Hastings got son. daughters nt of Jured as ththe rresult of Intnvt-aHnn Intoxication. one of our most valued and far- th* flnl of„u‘« yearThe boys now in the service and | court Saturday, charged with illegal llsh in U»e school at Prescott, Mich. the salvage pennant. Oh Well; may­ Mrs. Viola McDowell, nil of Has- or whose soni were started on the Ensign Manker received his pri­ jxisaesslon of venison He admitted reaching tradition*—a tradition that Cameron H. Belland. District Price thalr present addresses are: be you 4H fellows would rather Ungs, for a ride. Mrs. White «tlp-I wrong track because saloon keepers 1 ■ mary training al the Naval Reserve ■ ■ ----- --.------ -------------- -- -- ••— Executive. T— nalrin TM-i—1-*District, wilt Lansing will adLyle. 27 year* of age. entered the ,n? to* have the stoves for "scrap for the ulated that Richard must be home'sold them liquor contrary to law. .. service about two years ago. before 1 P?el“Jlne 550 ,105° cosUIn some of these case* wives sued ! WHEREAS- the Michigan TubcrJaps" than camp cook stoves any­ with Uie car by midnight Jacksonville for advanced training we were in this war. and to believed *h*fh. h!L The young people did not return and obtained considerable sums be- cul°*L' Association, in order to carry way. Perhaps when yo uget back and wax selected for special instruc­ to be in England at present His ad- n,ade P)' Conservation Officer Taack tion In takeoffs and landings from ‘ftVS you will be tired of cami» and would as expected and when they had; cause their husbands spent to much I °n t15,xp“nded.|,r^ir,^m' __PICMTIII. IU> aa and StatePoll-, Policeriffler Officer Brockmeicr, not want to come even If we had not returned next morning, officer*' time and money in saloons that1 llle ful1 ®“PP°rt of the citizens of > of Paw Paw. ■ Pfc. Lyle J. Lancaster The communication received by the stoves. were notified and a careful search they failed to support their families. > 'SHOE* . j ' It la claimed that Manning was this offlle from the Miami Naval ASN 36150-880 was made. However, no trace was! it now appear* from a decision of ,tl?e “ayor one of the thousand* of hunter* Air Station states that. "He (EnCo. C 7th Eng. Bn. Div. ot HaaUng*. Mich., do hereby Hastings The ration board over in found of them until lhe Indiana our supreme court that owners of. who crossed the strait* to hunt deer SIRn ManK„, 1OOK lcrwara officers reported them in curtody I place* where liquor I* told under I c * 11 . upon e T*9', m,n ' woman . “ nd the Hendershott block was a bees’ i Ln.lhe. Upper Peninsula. his camp active duty with the fleet soon.’ present laws can be sued and. in I BentIou?ly “ nest. Every farmer who owns a in that city. I being located near McMillan. Not, ,. * According to the »tory as related. case a verdict of guilty to given. P°“Jb e ^.hrUlnJtt* 8*aI truck was there to discus* hl* al­ Leo. aged about 24. is believed to rar away was me camp of ahoUi. . z. ‘he ro-far ylcloriuu* lotment of gasoline and the rest by the two boys, the group decided.; can be made to pay for damage suf- t0 Uw ,end be with Uncle Sam'* men in Alaska, t er hunter named Howard Smith, of DTinQS Suit In Circuit of the people were trying to get after RetUng toReUier Friday evb- fered. The following is a dlspatoh campal|fn "Balnst tubcrculosU may He to married and calls Battle Creek PawPaw. Smith had brought down -v-.i more gas for their car*. It remind­ nlng. to go to Indiana. The fact sent to the dally papers from Lan- c®nUnue unabated throughout this hl* home. He went into lhe army i a beautiful 12-polnt buck, which he VOUrT IO VlOOr I IrlV ed me of the old days when the Uutt their combined finances totaled I sing concerning the decision. cllyT about a year ago. Address: । had hung up on a tripod near hi* i crop allotment programs were start­ lerx than a dollar did not seem to* "LANSINQ (API—A patron of al Charles IL Leonard. T. Corp. Leo Lancaster 36156718 camp. It to claimed that Manning U.U* y° ing and we were limiting little pigs. 'bother ' ‘ .. the . . • drlnkln|t establishment may sue the) ■ r — them. They sold tools Co. B 89th. Eng Bn. I took thi* buck and brought It home I ,E ^as brought The only difference was that thi* from the car for 75c and one of the proprietor for injuries received at ia/;i| C-- IQ is someone else'* headache. The boy* parted with hl* watch for 8100. the hand* of another intoxicated ”111 I ry TOT Mil JCC. I «r I nected Manning with the disappear- I dls£hargc of a land •I Postmaster other was mine. It takes me two With thi* small fortune they went I a nee of hl* deer we do not know: w,dch was made 15 year* Seattle Wash. hours to walk a block in Hastings on a lark that lasted about five| but he did so. and had him arrested 1 who <»Dlracled to U. 8. Army. -Th. uph.U I AnoUwr us 10 find oil In Born now as r see so many farmers to days. Manning had taken lhe buck'* head ,he 85 acres. The peUtic Merle is 22 and hi* army service' visit with on the street. I have The high cost of living did not . law Inlmdod lo rive m<xhm .nd wlll 5^. thto i Myron S^P^n- of Hickory Cor- ,h” began the latter part of March this; faith that gasoline rationing will cause them much worry. They pur­ children » euow MMn.1 beer w„ Development Co., or Onmd year. He 1* still in training in thi* I Mn' a Utxidermtot to have it mountall work out okay and everyone will chased cans of food, tomatoes, corn, nrden proprietor, whrne llle«.l H.pUU c0nx,„U0I, country and his address Is: have all the gas they need, anyway etc., and ale them cold in the car. uU or liquor ml«hl mull In in. pmnll w bore roe | We learn that Manning turned Pvt. Merle Lancaster some walking will do some of u* AU four were sleeping In Use car Bpous* °r b*1—11*; ‘ oil on wcuon ». In AuyrU lownover to Smith most of the buck’s nlio his wife. But aa the contract la 12 Gen. Hosp. Bat. good, when taken into custody by Ham­ -The court ,u>ulned . "Minep,,, thTO „„ C. H. Belland, OPA Fort Benjamin Harrison We Just finished harvesting our mond police. circuit court ow»rd o IISSO to „u, p„t down In Utot fowmhlp bol Indiana. dress this meeting: Mr. Bal land is biggest crops in history, The new As all four are Juveniles, lhe boys Wlium Illes pls's, title to the land, hence Buuln M.ln.1 Four h„, t„n p, lhe out lull pi in mounting the buck's head, which farm production quotas are coming were brought into Probate Court Both, operoior ol the Wum q, towmhlp. while thu well wlll well known throughout thi* county Among the group of boys who left will ttien become the property of he ask* a court order discharging out with an average 10 per. cent or and were que*Uoned by Judge **’£** .b*1? h^,*Vr5,y the contract. .. ... ' be loc.ied not Or from lhe AMrrU- and it to his personal request that here November 17 for Camp Grant Mr. Smith. better Increase In production for Clement. Although there are sev­ "ButUn uoUlled he wu .lucked j^uwn line In lhe wut lull ol every retailer In Batry County be were the 21 year old Lancaster, Probably if Manning ventures in­ next year. This, In lhe face of so eral charges under which lhe boys .nd Injured by another p.lron In uwruhlp The u.u henu- present at this Important OPA twin*. Neil and Nile. At last report* to the north woods next wear, he IHl. CLARE 8PRAGUE many of you fellows off the farm can be held. Judge Clement Is tak­ B"?’l "“blUhmeni meeting. The court h,„ nol Dr. Clare Sprague, long a leader these boy* were still at Camp Grant, will nol bring home any venison unIn the army and many more young ing the case under consideration uld Berk by urrint drink, u on Mr. Belland states that hi* sub­ and It is hoped they can remain to-. less he to sure it rightfuUy belongs in maritime law circles In New York, u h, m utuueiory. fellobt gone to town to work. Dad and will perhaps question them intoxicated person, made himself ject will cover thing* every retaUer gether throughout their term of to him , t, recently retired, has been command• to a year older than last year, and further before the case to disposed liable for Bullin'* Injuries and that SENIOR CLASS PLAY must know pertaining to the Price service. Thetr present addresses are: 1 — the new farm machinery quota is Control Act, Adjustment of Prices, It was not necessary to show the . is MYSTERY miaicni STORY oium full control of shipping In the New Pvt. Nell Daniel Lancaster 3640- A THANKS TO THE further reduced for 1M3, so we can assailant was "dead drunk." York harbor district, an Important I The annual senior play to to be Filing Dates and many other regu­ 7672 RATION BOARD ASSISTANTS give you fellows more machine*, lations that will become effective In Area B. Bits 16 held tomorrow evening. December every farmer to taking tlie news of 1943. loiotlib S. O. Detach I bchalt of the Darry County ... ---------- — slgnmenl. Dr. --------------and Mrs.-----Sprague MORE SCRAP NEEDED , 4. Thto year Ute seniors are chang ­ the increased production quotas While till* to the regular Cham­ Camp Grant, III. Defense Council. Lhe Rev. Pr. John spent the Thanlugiving holiday » Banner Editor. Hastings Mich ing lIir the lralu trend by having a my*tery ber meeting they extend an invita­ with the thought he will do hl* be«t Pvt. Nile A. Lancaster 36407858 iv- DU,on- chairman, wishes to Vermontville relative*. Dr. Sprague The government 1* asking the pntlLlfd -7^^ clutching Claw" by A party of five Barry county peo­ to make it. We ore giving them all tion to every retailer in Barry -------------thank all of those who have helped to a cousin of Mr*. D. D Walton. Kettering. It will be under ple who went north hunting bagged American farmer to dedicate' the Hie encouragement we can. out on the rationing board*, es- 1 a»a County, whether they are in Has­ 1610th 8. O. Detach Maybe this new farm production six deer during the -stay at their remaining weeks of 1942 to an In- the dlreetton of Mr. Edward SchU- tings or a nearby town. Merchant* pecially the school teacher* who ANNUAL MEETING Camp Grant, Hi. lh(. drBmaUc, leacher wlth quota lx the reason so many of oiu- camp in Alger county. Each mem­ tenslfled scrap hunt. Steel mill. lln ■ gave generously ot their time and | DEC. 13, IMS outside of Hastings are invited to 18, 19 and 20 year olds want io Join ber of lhe party got a deer and in need more heavy wrap .nd the Rlch,rd Beadle u B-UUnl dlrec. come to the meeting about 7:45, at Eighteen year old Paul employees to The annual meeting of Barry 77^ cul uj include Keith tlie armed service* now. You know addition they shot the ejtra one farmer* are one of the best sources which time the OPA meeting will County Agricultural Society will be human nature to funny. AU lum- aUowed for the camp. Member* i start. TYiere will be no charge for draft and about four weeks ago en­ held al the Court House, Saturday, further * n .HowelL Clauxon; Donna Chamberof this party were: Theo Pran*Il ­ listed, and now his friends address mer fellows liave been asking us to this and every retailer I* urged to in aiding our salvage committee* to e^nT Midgeiy He?en CaPT^t' SUDDEN PASSING OF assist them In selective service de­ ka Dorr Pranshko, Otto Pranxhka, attend, as this will be the only his mail to: MBS. DORA FEDEWA Pvt Paul B. Lancaster ferment Now that the Selective WeUlngton Workman and Allan meeting lhe OPa Intends to hold in U. 6. Army Co. 85th. Eng. Bn. Service svstem has made a 2C and Bishop. Barry County. suddenly lute Tuesday night Camp Wolters, Texas. . 3C class freezing these skilled young Fem Fruln, tinue to to make make available available to to the the farmfarm- non, Sada Sewell;' I*™ Members are requested to make tlnue er home on South Hanover farmers on the farms, they arc Another son. Burrel. aged about rtree“ She^to Turrit'’by*"a “wn their regular dinner reservations for ■r q IB-. ttoBFattU. I^liun starting to come in to ask us how TREATED FOR and man power, and to cooperate Hayden; Gladys Hildebrandt. Ma­ themselves and guests, which will 30, who is married and lives tn Has- Pete- anj daughter Ambni at home SEVERE BURNS they can get off the farm into the dame Lanezskl; James Malcolm. with you in every possible way. The me Joffk „ Ung*, expect* to undergo his phys- and a daughter Mr*. Clayton Because of the shortage of farm nation l* looking po*»ioie army. AU we can tell them to that to the American 9'fl'er Har‘drJ<* ‘h eluding the meeting there will be leal examination withlp the next Brandstetter of this city. Bruce Clifford, the 10 months old their Job In this war to to feed you help. Mr. Swift will sell hl* farm . _ with ---------Donald Clark, Jerry an opportunity for . a MyCTWm question and son of Mr. and Mrs. Wright CHffarmer. ------I am sure, youruonneiiy. help, tool*, stock, etc., at public auction fellows already Ln the armed servHayden; Roger Bennett, Georg^J answer discussion from the floor. cepted will swell the total of boy* rangement* have not yet been made, at the farm located four mile* north he will come through. Gordon. . \ Mr. Belland Belland says: ““The Important Importance from thto family In the service to Pennock hospital Tuesday -------------------------------------Donald M. Nelson. Chairman. I want to assure you fellows In of Nashville or two miles south of of this meeting cannot be too heav­ seven. CASTLETON TAXPAYERS NOTICE the armed services that these boys Wamervllle. He list* horses, cat­ ily stressed, as the most important Donald. 17. to employed by an un- ' 1 «* « th. Central Nattonal are going to work back home, they tle. hog*, farm tool* and feed. A meeting of the executive board conditions relative to your business ete. Bert Lancaster, in Huttag*. and Bank. tn Nashville on Saturday* arc the same as “drafted’’ for this Henry Flannery will be tire auc­ of the Barry. County Red Cross will be discussed" Donald says he plan* to enltot u lnr 13 my h0?**; food service I'm sorry the farm tioneer and E. E. Gray will clerk Chapter Is called for Tuesday eve___ ... .. Mnn PH tn rwHva service they are doing is not more the sale. Complete list and full your taxc spectacular and better recognized by particulars are given in the ad tn Carl Tuttle. Nashville, has been city clerk's office. Board members This leaves one son Cheater, aged I RECOMMENDED FOR | APPOINTMENT AM 15, at home and it is hoped this mad the public. They all must "farm or this issue. appointed director of Industrial sal­ are urged to attend. Mr*. R. o. Nelson Brumm, Treat. conflict will be ended before he i POSTMASTER fight" according to the State Se­ vage for Barry county by Charles Hubbard, chairman. RUSSELL DEMOND. Prop. Annabie. salvage chairman for Barry lective Service Board. Moat of them It will be remembered that two Chop Suey dinner—baxaar, Sat., ' Senator Prentiss M. Brown recTAKEN TO A* Mr. Demond 1* moving to Bat­ county. are going to spend sixteen hours a test well* driven in Hope town­ will be accepted However. Chester is ' DEARBORN HOSPITAL day growing food for you fellow*. tle Creek and will have.no further MORE SERVICEMEN'S ship found oil, but not in sufficient doing his part on the home front Dinner proceeds for China Relief Bernice O Cloaaon ~ The Fat Stock Shows at Grand use for the furniture he will dispose His many friends are sorry to Quantities to operate profitably. and with his father is keeping the1 Fund.—Adv. Rapids. Detroit and Chicago are of It at public auction at the house ADDRESSES NEEDED Gas pressure was insufficient to home tires burning for the others | The Hastings City Bank has an­ learn that serious Illness lias caused called off for this year. We are la Coat* Grove across from where Christmas baxaar and cafeteria been acUng poalmaater since Mrs. T. 8..K. Reid to be taken to the 1 force the oil to the »urface. and who are serving their country In' just producing beef, mutton, pork the old elevator stood. Dewey B«d nounced the dead-line for the greet­ Dearborn Veterans hospital ipper, Methodist Church. Dec. 10, Oail Lightfoot resigned to beonme Mr. |<he expense of pumping wu too vastly scattered sections ot the and shearing pelts and never mind­ will cry the sale and Clifford nfrn- ings that they *111 send to the men Reid was an aviator in World: War | large for the small output. But world. rural carrier. ing the glory and good time* that mond will act a* clerk. See the adv. In Service is Monday. December 7th. No. 1. Hi* friend* hope for hto the finding of oil in the territory go with It. I'm sorry we are to elsewhere in this issue for full par­ This means that addresses of the xpeedy recovery. east of Wall lake has led to Uie ticular*. miss thia fitting finish to a good belief that there is probably a pool ed tn by that time. Out of the RADIO STATION * feeding Job. Many a present 4H of oil somewhere tn that section. more Hum 800 names of Barry BOOSTS POWER member would enjoy the events as We understand that another test Having decided to quit farming county men in Service the Bank ydu have In past years. City Hall, Climaxing 19 years of growth, , Mr. Mahler wlll hold a public auc- now has more than 000 addresses Hasting*. Mich. WOOD-WASH (Grand Rapids) Dermott farm, section 38. Hope used up long ago I believe I better lion at the farm located 6 miles There are some 200 addresses still joined the rank* of lhe nation's township. wish you the best of luck. We hope north of Nashville on M-86; or H unknown. If there are any of these leading radio station* Dee. 1. when you will drop Into the office any­ mile south of Wamervllle. He to of­ known to you. please send them in an ultra-modern transmitter boost­ time you are home on furlough and । fering a, good list Of horse*, cattle, before the 7th of December. STORES HERE OPEN ed the station's power ten lime* to farm machinery and household with that will close. THURSDAY AFTERNOONS | 5000 watt*. Harold J. Foster. : goods. H. O. Pennington will cry lhe NOTICK NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS J eale and Raymond Lapo will act a* * tW «. JALOPY ROUNDUP ^S^=WsiMI$SING YOUTHS OPA MEETING FOR RETAILERS State “u"|ln Assyria Township Five Barry Hunters Bag Six Deer AUCTION SALES Tuttle To Head Co. Ind. Salvage Com. Remember when we mentioned clerk. See the adv. elsewhere in thto Bank Dec. 12 and each Sat.. fol­ lowing through Jan.; at the Rosen­ CarrolL Kenneth and NOnal u*ue for full particular*. berger Drug Store, Freeport. Dec. Stamm a* taking the record, a* . ---------------- - ■ * ———j far as we knew, for the Largest Annual bazaar and turkey dmnumber of one family in wnlca. I ner. Episcopal Parish Houm. Thur*., Dec. 1. J. C. Wing. Carlton twp. Welt thank* to Mr*. Helen Mead. Dec. 3, 8:30 p. m.—75c adult*. 50c (Continued on page 8. RM. I) | children. Adv. 12-3 To Drill Again Sec. 28 Hope Township NOTICE I wiU be at Delton Bank. Dec. 2. in Hickory Comer* Deo. I. Dec. 23, Jan. 8 between I a. m. gnd 3 9 m. Beatrice Dunning. Barry twp Treas­ urer. Adv. 13-3 Christmas, according to an or �■bs;™LOCAL NEWS THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, 1941 children hgva. taken possess 1 on of pounds of miscellaneous mete!. Thb Camp Atterbury, Ind. Floyd Craig, who recently enltated ; the former Charles Johnson home netted them 331.19 which they ex­ Navy Mothers Club, which group pect lo use to buy playground equlp- In the Navy, has been assigned lo on W. Green St., which'they re-' held their meeting there Wednes­ the Construction Battalion and b oently bought. Mrs. AUle Hay and architectural connilunt. Many activities are now being car- day (bat evening). enuncnl red tape, he only J tut re­ kt Norfolk, Tri., Mrtight weeks of I Mr daughter and family, who re­ Tlie Neighborhood committees— Ian O. Ironside of Atlanta, Ge., training eentiy came from Joneaboro Ark , liallon. ceived th< film. salvage organization for collection Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C umiflln f I >re occupying the fonrter Old ley Pvt. Harry T. Young, formerly spent Thanksgiving day with hb of tin cans. fau. and silk stockings, Our Milo correspondent reports of Camp Francb E. Warren. Wyu., parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Ironside are occupying the Allen Prentice ' under the leadership of Mrs. Alberthis week that in the recent scrap and left Saturday night from Batresidence on N. Michigan Ave. 11( Friends of Mrs. Matilda McLaugh- manship of Mrs. Wesley Burrell, arc being given every Saturday flight by ” —------- — Mr and Mra a B Gidlev and lln of Muskegon, g[id formerly know of Has>hc different organizations. The U. 8. where he reported for duty Monday. located at that address for one and 16? pounds of rubber and 8743 lent rating and is now stationed at | Mr. and Mra. A. B. Gidiey ana , UngJ_ w|U supplies the mualc white the rent, meet at the to ntan ■--------- u-------------------------------------------- 1 b recovering nicely from an opera- O of U.e hall and refreshments are • “t‘°n« «*• ««» * ' Uon for acute appendicitis at the furnished Uy the organization span-1 Jteb at Saturday —Osteopathic boepltal tn Muskegon. soring the dance Last Saturday the ' mo" ‘he room on Saturdays d ftto LVt! Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Snyder moved Sre « held at the EptaLp.1 | Monday Into their new home on E. house, the Pythian Staters; ’ Madiaan St . which they recently Parish paid the rent and the Como. Club muJ 1 of ?,*!? ; purchased from tho X’W. Bibs Co. of the Presbyterian church furnish- .. . roJ1 I Richard Oliphant of .Battle Creek, *1 the refra^menu and chaperoned formerly residing north of Pralrtethe dance. This Saturday lhe Wind- . U ■. vine, spent the weekend with friends wmin I there. Richard will enter lhe army storm organization has charge of: . Ml Fort Custer Dec. 8th. Hb par­ urdBVftriDccBni2thn the HaaUmra Wo-' menl hM been bolal,ir'1 B,1tl cha,r, ente. Mr. and Mra. John Oliphant mafta Club'wlll take charge. If your j ™ ge^t^ter^ta^n^ta^Uon are new reeldenta of Coldwater, both being employed in defense factories Cadet Zane Nash, son of Mr. and rora danee. please call Mrs. Burrell wUh g BOod W|pply o{ bhlr bUck Mrs. Guy Nash and a friend. Cadet M33‘ 1 and brown thread and mending cot­ Mearl Solberg of Alliance, Ncbr. ton. Abo anyone who will volunteer 1 arrived here Thursday night hav­ last week for afternoon and eve­ to repair rips and tears tn sailors' ing cothpleted their nine weeks' civ- nings included fin. Duane Bauer. uniforms leave your name and adI Ulan pilot training Wt Prescott. Artz. Mrs. V. D. Wldrig, Mrs Eva Mur­ dreea al the room and the garments They expect to leave in the near phy. Mrs. Roy Hubbard, Mbs Helen future for St. Marys near Oakland. Wade. Mr Richard cook, and Mr. A meeting of the general U. S. O. ■ Calif., to begin the twelve months James Bristol. Hostesses thb week committee will be held at the room i training program designed to en­ are Mbs Sara Beryl Schader. Mrs. on Thursday 'tonight) at eight able them to become ensigns In Robert Dryer. Mrs. D. A. VanBus­ o'clock. If you know ot an organi­ kirk. Mrs. Don Bliven, Mrs M. J. zation that h not represented on the Lieutenant Horace Powers left Cross. Miss Agnes 81ms. and Mrs general committee will you please Thursday for Harvard University Charles Potts. Anyone wishing to see that their representative attends where he b hi training for army serve as hostess any afternoon or service. evening please call Mrs. D. A. Van­ , Buskirk-2389. ; At the U. S. O room on Saturday ' । and Sunday. Circle No. Z of the Wilma Haight >jf ‘Hastings has । Methodist church. Mra I. J. Smith, been named the county winner of | president, had charge, which In- 1 lhe 1942 4H Home grounds beautleluded furnishing refreshments and flcation contest, it was announced I hostesses for both days. Thb week- I today by Home Extension Agent i end the Methodist church Circle No.1 Mnry Bullis. routine effort to help you 8, Mrs. Ravmand Kenyon president. : The clutnler, who wlll be awnrdsolve your problems. If there , will supervise. On Dee. 12 And 13 the ed a spcctal gold medal. Ls eligible It any possible manner or : Woodlsnd^gpetem Star ladies will to compete with other county win­ serve rtheycalled and volunteered) I ners for the State award of a gold | and on Dec. ID and 20. Circle No 6 1 watch. Six participants will be seIt's your patriotic duty to save money for Investment In War Stamps and Bonds—and for of the Methodist church. Mrs. Iva ; l<cled from State winner* lo receive Kelly, president, will take charge, all-expense trip* to the National savings that really count—that odd up to many dollars in a short time—buy oil your Any organisation, any groups with 4H Victory Congress scheduled to six members or more, who will take | be held In Chicago next November, food needs here. You sovo all along the entire order because our modern merchan­ the room for weekends arc asked to I All awards are provided by Mrs. Del Monte No. 2’,-j con 2 for B Barry County's dising methods make every price a low price every day. And rernember this—if it's ra­ call Mrs. David French—3792. The Charles H. Walgreen, garden enriced for organizations for the holi- Illusion of Illinois. Friendliest Loan Co. tioned or off the market, there's plenty of good substitutes in our vast variety of fine foods. day weekends. Dec. 26 and 37 and j Home Agent Mary Bullb stated Jan. 2 and 3 is especially urgent. that thirty-four 4H'era in thb counAmong those who entertained I t v were enrolled in the home const Guards for Sunday dinners grounds beautification project, many were Mr and Mrs. Howard Frost.' of whom have removed tumbl*dCITIZENS CREDIT Mr and Mrs Roy Hubbard, and down buildings, rickety fences. Junk. Del Monte W■ CORPORATION Mrs. Moses Stutz. Call Lynn Lewis I dead trees and other unsightly fea­ -.. the .. U. - S. — O. room—2445 .-itotures from their home sites. —371g or I 101 Mi W. SUI« BL. HtrtUfl sign up for coast guard Sunday din­ HASTIX0S JUTL BAJTK BLDO. ner guesta. | The signal honor of being named Every' Monday and Friday evening Barry county winner In the National Seedier .-....................................... for ■ T. M. 8*tutay> Mr. Shirley Henry. Honorary Naval 4H girls' record contest has been Recruiting officer is at the U. S. O. ( B|Ven to Bonnie Jean Drake of Dowroom from 7 UH 9 p. m. The room is ilng for. outatanding "All ■round" Del Monte .homcmaklng achievements. ExtenI slon Agent Harold J. Faster an­ nounced today. Tlie girl will receive Fancyv-.............................. a gold medal embossed with the 4H I emblem, one of the awards pn>Vlded by Montgomery Warden supHastings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 ■_ j parting the contest for the twentieth I consecutive season. American or pimenlo 2 lbs. LAST DAY THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3 Pink meat__________ | OBITUARY ' James Henry Swift wax born March 10. 1011, lhe youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Marion Swlfl of Castleton township, Barry county. , He lived with hts parents on the FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4-5 .farm where he worked in partner­ Popular brands, carton DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION ship with hb brothers until he was I.Inyd Nolan and Donna Reed inducted into the Army April <22. I1942. Ho was In service six months land due to heart failure James and East side Kids with Tom Brown I passed away at the Station HosI pltal at Camp Chaffee, Ark.. Nov. 116 at the age of 31 yean. Sergeant James E. Keller of James' company Muller’s I’/a lb. loaves 3 for SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 6-7 , accompanied the body to lhe Swift Katherine Grayson and Van Heflin j residence. taken at Holland. Michigan, during the Tulip Festival 1 He leaves to mourn their Iom besides hb parents, two brothers. Merle, of the U. 8. Army Postal Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 lo 3:00 Detachment, co. 719th. New York Dox. City; Fred, at home; three staters, TUES.. WED.. THURS., DECEMBER 8-9-10 I Bernice and Altle, at home; and Fresh lb. Mrs Grace Marcotte of Chicago; the brother-in-law. Joseph Mar­ cotte. a nephew. Frederick and a Dox. I niece. Johannah Marcotte of chi­ cago; many aunta. uncles, and cottsins and innumerable friends-' James was a quiet, hame-iovlng ☆ U.S.O. NJWS ☆ pkturcs while on his trip to Trini­ dad and the Bnradoos bland, near- FOOD CENTER S( Job met Per 0 (0^ FOUR-H NEWS MONEY DELUX PLUMS 35r| FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 u ^Trl Qua&'fy Qlfeali Beef Kettle Roasts 30' Pork Nock Bones 10' 5' 37' 22' SAUER KRAUT VEAL STEAK Liver Sausage Ring 31' 25' 4 5.. 25' 17' 2- Delicious Apples GRAPEFRUIT BEEF LIVER 77rl F,..s 1 K< Florida Juice Oranges SPY APPLES ROUND STEAK — SLICED BACON PORK SAUSAGE PIG LIVER A Texas Grapefruit 37c *• 37c ,b 29c GRAPEFRUIT 2«... 33c TASTY LOAF CHEESE CIGARETTES $1 O/i MULLER'S DONUTS DINNER ROLLS 6c TOP-O-OLEO 2 *GEE-GEE OLEO 22c f. GROCERY DEPARTMENT Ih. lb. Lean SLICED PEACHES OSDel Monte No. Z’-j can Pancake Flour E Kin, Bl.d .............................. Fancake Flour Pillsbury Harml Time .... lb C *^1 Elmdale Flour SWIFT’S CANNED MILK ENERGY FLOUR 4 toll cons ' PILLSBURY FLOUR CAKE FLOUR ENGLISH WALNUTS 3lr Now Crop, Froth lb. ** ■ ** Pillsbury Sno Sheen, pkg. Pillsbury Farina Graham Flour MEMBER STORE । 5TAMP^BOND5 5 r FOR ME AND MY GAL "APACHE TRAIL" SUPREME BREAD lb. SALT PORK TRANI) THEATER .19' .27' 81' 95' $113 24' 9' 25' QUAKER OATS 22' WHEAT GERM 25' Happy Harvest. J|r......................... Grape Nut Flakes g 27' pkg».fc 1 GOLD DUST 17' GOLD DUST 2„,9' Small ....................................... RINSO, Igo. pkgs. 22' LUX SOAP 3 ban 19' 1 w Lux Flake., Ige. size 22' "LET'S GET TOUGH" "SEVEN SWEETHEARTS" "MY SISTER EILEEN Barry theathi ; Mid Halting,, Mich,. Phone. 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4-5 DOUBLE FEATURE "WHERE TRAILS END" and tinuffy Smith and Barney Google HILLBILLY BLITZKREIG SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 6-7 Quick or reg, Ige. pkg. • - t FDDDLCENTER' "YOUTH ON PARADE' Bargain matinee Sunday 3:00 lo 5:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. DECEMBER 8-9-10 MOONLIGHT IN HAVANA' The Horton Dance Group and Grace and Nicco. turn home even when gone only a abort time. He was a devoted son and brother, faithful In all hb work and will be greatly missed. । nol only by hb family and relalives, but also by hb many friends. I A military funeral was held last ! Friday afternoon at 1:30 at home and al 2:00 at lhe Kilpatrick church. The body was laid to real In Wood­ lawn cemetery, Vermontville. DIED SUDDENLY HATURDA>XJ August Miller. 71. of Assyria township died very .suddenly Sat­ . urday morning of heart disease. , He had gotten up as usual, went to ! the kitehen of hb home where he ; suddenly expired. The sheriffs offlee was noUfled Sheriff Bera and ; Coroner Dr. Lathrop went to the Miller home to make lhe investij gallon required by law under such circumstancet. Aa the cause of Mr. I Miller's death was evident, no in| quell was held. SAVE ALL TIN CANS < Except Oil, Grcose and Paint Cans) SAVE ALL NYLON STOCKINGS (Ivan if Mixed with Cotton) Cant and Stockings should be washed, dried and laid away. 206 E. STATI ST.. HASTINGS, MICH. Collection Depots Will Be Announced. "THE BEST FOR USS ' N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. 1 �~~~ ■ — j Mr. and Mra. A. C. Krucgef will, Halurday evening, Mr. and Mra. I rn,ert“lH D*®- ,2thJohn Ingram entertained the Pin­ ochle club at their home on East1 Mra. Theodore Knopf entertained IVainut. The club has Just recently . her bridge club with dessert at her been started with eight regular ■ home on Wc*t Madison street Tuenmembera; Mr. and Mrs. Harold ; day afternoon. Bridge honors went Perkin*. Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram. । to Mra. Lawrence Herrick and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Bob Connelly, and Mr.1 Don Siegel “ , Things She Likes J J ( g £ $ j I i ( We hove the gifts-for the ladies on your list. She is sure to appreciate your being practical this Christmas. You can find something to please her among our.fihe selections of: LINGERIE NIGHTGOWNS DRESSES COATS PAJAMAS PURSES BLOUSES SCARFS SKIRTS HATS 3 S 1 i Mony other procticol and worth while items that will make lovely gifts. t Hosiery Salvage Depot I Bring your old hosiery to our Solvoge Depot. Stockings mode of nylon, silk or rayon ore wanted. All worn and discarded silk and ny­ lon stockings arc needed. Please wash before turning them in. Deposit in the container in our store. i IKoiinct & Gown Shop It L 104 East State Street Minnie Marble. 911 8 Hanover St. on Friday evening. Dec. 11, for their Christmas party and carry-in surper. ... ~* A meeting of Uie University club w woj> held Monday evening tn the re­ fl creation room at Central school, Mrs Einar Frandsen. presiding. Tlie Rev. 8 Conger Hathaway wav ° named as chairman of the Scholar­ ship committee Fbrmer coach Lyle • Bennett, now of Ann Arbor, showed w movies of the recent Michlgan-Notre , fl Dame football game, which all eni 3 Joyed. ! ! -- M a fl 3 > I 5 M wfl Q Phone 2132 m Medical Corps Renerve as a Ueu-• BEG YOUK P ££ Krxi’sss ws u,,! Grand Opening Dam HASTINGS NEW MOOSE HALL SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC. 5. Muilc by UNCLE HOWOItS KAMILIU HOWARD BRISTOL. Msr. BOWENS MILLS closed for duration played with the winners giving their ■ prizes to Mra. Robinson who also 1 received many other lovely and use- I ful gifts. Mra. Nick Vuken and I Richard Lee of Grand Rapids were also present. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Thomas of Kalamazoo were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Thorn- , ■ as in honor of Joe Thomas who | inent. Comm, and Mrs. Kenltit leaves the 3rd for service. Mrs. I McIntyre were honor guests al the home of Mr. and Mrs Jatne.s Rad- , ford when they rnterUflned their ■ Tlie Busy Eight Club was enter­ bridge club on Saturday evening at tained Monday evening. Nov. 23. a cooperative dinner. Winners at contract were Mr. and Mr?. Ear! by Mra. Chas. H. James. Bunco was played with Mrs. P. M. James, a Coleman, Mr?,. .McIntyre and Mrs. Kuest. winning high and Mrs. Ho­ Orville Sayles. ward Orsbom winning low. Plans On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. were made to give Christmas gifts Gordon Ironside entertained lhe , to the inmates of the County In­ McIntyres at dinner. . ... 1 firmary. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Clarence Baechler was hnstew to the J F. Mr a"d ,Mrs r™11* Prentice en­ T. club members at. her home near rertalned the following on ThanksShultz. | Hiring day: Mr and Mrs. Clarence Saturday evening. Mr and Mra C. Prentice and three children of SanJ. Lahr entertained nt a family Mr ?nd “5s- V„erne Prentice party. Hmm present from out of nnd Shelby. Second Lieut town being Dr and Mrs Harold »nd Mrs. Allen Prentice of Halting*. Reis nnd Susan of Cleveland nnd' !'!r< "»d P“ul Olhson and son Mr and Mra Wm. Solms and two of ‘.MiddlevUle, and Miss Helen sons of Detroit Prentice of Hastings. The dinner * . . । was served in honor of thrir son. Mrs. A K. Prandsen was hostess 'Allen and wife who are leaving soon lo her bridge club on Tuesday nf- I°r California where Allen ts to be temoon, dessert being served. stationed, having graduated from • • •• i officers training school at Camp Members of lhe Women's board of Davis. N. Car. the Hustlngn Country club met at: lhe home of Mrs G, M. Puller on | Mr. and Mrs, Myron Reynold.? Tuesday evening of Inst week nnd and family entertained lhe follow­ elected Hie following officers: Pres . [ ing for Thanksgiving dinner: Mr. Mra. Roman Feldptiusch; V. P„ Mrs. and Mrs. Edwin Reynolds and son R. G- Finnic: Secy.. Mrs Fuller; of Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. 1*rens . Mrs. Nellie Cross. Commit- Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ors- • tee chairmen for the rea.«on are: bom. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Benham . - Golf. Mrs. T. D. French; bridge. Mrs. and family. Mr and Mrs. Homer M-..UU Sheldon; oocsavo. prizes. p.s«c». Mrs mra. Rich««?..- ' Reynolds and son. Mr. and Mrs. Philo atd Cook. Tentative plans for the "«>d and Mrs year were discussed also. McDonald, of Hastings. Many • • . । thoughts went to Myron's two brolhMr. and Mrs. Albeit Vcdder en- ■ era In lhe Army. Raymond in the tertalned with a dinner last Tues- ’ southwest Pacific and Gerald of J ,, Practical Gifts G0°° CV*»'S Ltf AT SENSIBLE PRICES bi'"'n'°'*le c°r’ *" Christina*! GIRLS* COTTON a '°r.°Lw>'h rYsO’0 DRESSES .... 119 ‘ -<• .. ’ ", . Prince** Styles! Ru,M w It isn't Christmas lo any little gtrl . . if sne hasn't a new dress! These are smart, inex­ pensive! Crisp cotton or smooth si>un rayon, in a wjde selection pf new floral designs and bright prints . . . many solid colors with Interesting trimmings. Shell look adorable In them! Sizes 3 to 8x . . 7 to 14. Rayon Taffeta and Crepe Frocks Gay little party dreases for a happy holidayI B;isquc. tailored and princess styles. 7 to 14. Corduroy Dresses for the Young Miss Attractive frocks Just made for the girl who Is "hard on her clothes". Smart “ two-piece styles in warm whiter ' ’ colon. Grand tor school. 7 to 14. Bundle them up Children's Coati 6’° Children a ROBES Heavy Weight Snug Flitting Parka Hoods 49c 1.49 ’€’5’WWl'tWt’tWIWtWt’CWCtVCt'l’Ct’i'l’t'VCt't't'i’efCCftt Snug caps in colors! Smart Comfort thia Year! MEN’S RAYON ROBES Hell Certainly Appreriate A VOK-’VHK mom® * early to make your selection and have it laid away until Christmas —We will deliver all Gifts a day or two before Christmas. While we still have a large stock on hand it will make it easier for you to select just what you want, and since it is almost impossible to receive more merchandise until after the first of the New Year, be sure to avoid disappointment by coming in early. Robe! Below you will find »o list of itemi will fit eatily Christmas thot into Budget. HAND FAINTED Our Christmas Special $7.65 SIX-WAY FLOOR LAMPS Bulb* Included—Pirated parchment shades only $9.85 SIX-WAY FLOOR LAMP Bulbs included—Silk'* shade* $10.95 SIX-WAY FLOOR LAMP Bulb. included—Fancy pleated silk shades $13.25 SIX-WAY FLOOR LAMP Bulb* included—Beautiful silk shades ONE ASSORTMENT of TABLE LAMPS including bulb, far only * PLATE MIRRORS. Round* and Oclogan* from — $550 PIN UP LAMPS from $695 BEAUTIFUL CARD TABLES ’I" “ 14 ■3 $895 $219 Wc have on hand only a few of these lamps at this very low price, so hurry, they won’t last long. 3 LAST, but not halt beginning THIS SATURDAY, DECEM­ BER 5. we will give out to ladies only, a very useful and handy Chriitmai gift (absolutely none to children). Be sure you ladies get yours early os our supply is limited. W. A. ROTH ’1 HAND PAINTER COASTER SETS 98 79 HAND PAINTED perpetual Furniture Good looking $4 comfortable .. I Soft leather upper with cushion sole and heeL Pure comfort and lota of service In tills longlasting slipper. Fine SOCKS BOUDOIR LAMPS and Set* CLOTHES HAMPERS, all colon 25c ‘3 •1 HASSOCKS—Imitation leather or cloth covered, from ............ 5.90 Tough cordu- repellent pop­ lin! 8.90 Hr™ It’s SHIRTS 98c Clear, criap fail color patterns on fine percale Women's CHENILLE ROBES Bright For Chrtetmas! DRESSES 2.98 M A Lovely Gift! sparkle for this holiday season; •nd alpacas in colon. 12-20 Rayon Satin Gowns 1.49 s h l mmering gowns, cut on the bias and- «*»>«er Stylea! delicate lace! Soft pastel shades. 34-40. 10.90 a small price I Novelty tweed in AQ Give Iler Classic plain whites, white with plaid or striped borders or with a giant initial! Specially Boxed *?7 SUSPENDERS 49c eo. j c h them Christmas! New trans­ Reg. U. S. Pat. OH. elastic web suspenders and leather belts! far map catcher, 24x8x13. A Smart. PRACTICAL Gift for Christmaal The snug fitting of the waists, and grace­ ful flare ot the skirts . . . make these the most flattering robes of the season! Sizes 12-44. built leather handies Handerchiefs Three In Each Gift Box! lounge ehalra. stationary, tills with ottoman, spring and platform rocker* up from ...................... BEDROOM ‘SUITES l’p from Boy* Fingertip Men's Holiday Boxed $4 ■ *6 ’79 •59 Traveling handsome gift! Fine rayons In distinc­ tive clocks, stripes and all-over designs. A large relrcllon of throw rags. C cotton, rag. Axminslcr and Wiltons. LIVING ROOM SUITES long. GLADSTONE BAG Men’s Leather 98 END TABLES from ....------- PULL-UP and OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, up from Useful Gifts! SLIPPERS DFSK LAMPS A Christmas Gift to the Ladies ! £98 Health Insurance and smart lounging—your gilt to him! In heavy blanket cloth to keep cold OUT. Handsome con­ trasts with solid dark body and light trim on pockets and collar. Shawl collar I Large; the pockets " PERFECT gift! SgSO and S^ WALL RACK and comer $795 ESMOND ROBES Appreciate winter 590 Warm GifU for Him! Smartly Gift Boxed! There coals com­ pletely lined and made to fit. Dark colon for better appearance. Some with fur collars. all Bizet 1 to H. Finest rayon fabrics, patterned with sleek rayon satin stripes and satin trim on the collar, cuffs, pockets and sash Note the handsome results of Pen­ ney's expert designing—wide shawl collar, extra length, wide t^tselled sash and smart pockets! Practical Gifts! T< Brainard (Aimee Renkex) will Jpin 11 should have read ' her husband at Key West after the Roush." wboae maiden holidays. I Yockicy, hence lhe children. Mrs. Very! Schaffhauser and Llewellyn Erb of, Delton, and Mra Olive Pennoek of. Lowell; 10 grgndcldldren; Mrs. Barbara Hug- ' gett. Paul and Margery Wheeler. I Andrew Schaffhauser; Lamar, Lloyd and Lynn Erb. all of Delton; Petty • Tlie O. CL club- is having their «» celebrate their 50th wed- Officer Lorre C. Pennock USN.. Chrtatmaa dinner al the home ot I ding annhersary Sunday, December Gloria and Plynn Pennock of Lo­ ^Ars. B. A. LyWirker this Thursday i 6. by holding open house "in the well. -------afternoon nnd^vcnlngnt their farm : rv.nli>, a( । home at-DcIton. RECEIVES COMMISSION Miss Caroline Hanson was host-1 Daniel B. Erb was bom at Brlcige- AS LIEUT.-C OMMANDER esa on Friday evening'ktML mis- f»Prt, Ont. Canada, March 16, 1849 Dr. c. W. Brainard of Battle: ccllaneous shower honoring MrnTj coming to the United States at the Creek, who lx well known here, has; Tom Robinson (Sally Johnson), a age of 17 years. Tlie family fInal- received his commission in lhe Navy j 3 SWEATERS ly settled in Campbell township.' Ionia Co MyrUce M. Fero was bom in South Lowell, June 11, 1873. They were married at South Lowell. De­ cember 7, 1892 by the Rev. A. P. Moors and resided in Cascade town­ ship. moving in 1903 to Barry Co. where they have since lived, mov­ ing to their present home at Del­ ton, about 33 years ago. pllal met with Mrs. Willard Smith Mrs. Tom Robinson who were re- brother, Charles of Oklahoma, on Thursday evening. Nov. 19. with I cently married. Thdac present were1 eight present for dessert. Bridge .Mr. and Mra. Harold Tasker and j Mr. nnd Mr*. Onry Crook enterwas played with Mrs. Russell Cleve- 1 George and John Robinson. I utned-at a Thanksgiving dinner at land holding high score and Mra. • •■ . their home. 810 So. Church alreet. Richard Brower second. Mbs Jean Mr “»«» Mt> Edward Van PoperThe following gueata were present: Brower will entertain lhe Christ- lnK «>t*rtatned Mr. and Mra. Rob- j rm,, nieetlng O'Cnnnae nJ OrMnvilln nrwi U,u.. Corner M„. k™.H Mra.*Harold Phillips was hostess ! McIntyre for dinner Sunday eve­ , Mr*. John .Viele. Mr. and Mrs. Rolla to lhe Study club on Monday. Mrs. nln<... Viele and family of Vermontville; Robert Cook reviewing lhe book.! • • • »nc .r*.n iron, ■ K*llar Stem entertained and "The, M.« Last Train from oerun. Berlin, ' pj by Howard K. Smith. Mr* Frank An- bill’d No.44 Tuesday nflemoon.»Mr“' ***** 8hro*” of Hastings. drus was a guest. *i,h l*cnty-l»’o preaent, bridge furTO CE1XBRATE SOTfl ... nbhlng (he afternoon's entertainWEDDING ANNIVERSARY "Die Widows' club meets with Mrs.. nWHi\ J' Mrs B. A. LyBarkcr entertained £ tlie St. Rose of Lima Study club at i her home Tuesday evening. SPORTSWEAR HOSIERY ROBES j I | 2 1 w 3 3 £ .41 THE lUBTlSC.B aAHNFB, TBUHSOAV, DECEMBER 1 IKS The Silver Guild of Pennock bos-J day evening In honor of Mr. and? California; also to Mrs. Reynold s ' i *nd Mri A- c Knw<*,r of Battle A IL FVFNTv - Urs Ingram had high score J£ A Uf U II H L T L 11 I J Crwk thU wcek wl„,Iln< B out of 10 Ktmc4 HANDKIRCHIEFS 29c SL I P P E R S Ahrays A Welcome Gift <482 ■ Quilted rayon crepe with perky satin bows and open toes. Cush­ ioned platform soles and heels Popular col- * ON CHRISTMAS DAY IT S GOOD TO KNOW er whltM excitingly em­ AUracUroty Doi* �THE HASTINGS HANNTK THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, IMS Guild No. 7, EDITORIALS Ssr/iTkXTJ ---------•------I Kenneth Haskins. Mulliken, R. 1. MUNICIPAL COURT-----------------------I, girl. Nov. 30. Whan arraigned in Municipal, pmienU al the hospital - court on Wednesday of last week. । . tu,,-] Enmj 30g s. Park 13 MONTHS AFTER . Frank Howard. 65, pleaded, guilty to ‘ Uar Marsliall Nashville; PKARL HARBOR AT THE THFATDFC “ char«c ot dborderly conduct on • “*** Odessa; Al THI I HfcA I KU U1C »u*ete the night before. -------------1 H. told Judge Cartright that he ^Sn^g,. £Xd Mrs ------------------------------------------------------------------- —i-—.recently come here from Vlr‘ , ■ were fighting with epic courage,, 3obn Hubbard. Ruth Terry In , gtnla. Tlie Judge could hardly sc- t Archie Brady Sunfield R. ■cis ■iw -y00|h on Parade cent that as a legitimate excuse for /utmc uiauy. du.ukiu, «*. only to be eventually defeated, J" . r,n,ae “P1“ a i: Mr. Joseph Schulte, 111 8. Han■ UU « inummlUM 1 uS,' ,‘S?beX,l «( >10X0 «»U of ’o£2- vegetables. 2 can* fruit, 1 can chili sauce and 18 Jara Jelly; Guild No. 32. one floor bedside lur^n- Guild No. 18. 6.,pneumonia Jacket* and ___________ refute, that prediction ___ , - trivial incidents as jurisdictional db- | -Seven Sweethearts" .tarring PENNOCK HOSPITAL ■ —----- -— — । —»------- —»■-------------. . , , .... ' Henry Houvener, Hasting*. R. 5, I During lhe post two weeks the Me aJ( pgtlcnU. agreement with sirring rules! Van Heflin. Marsha Hunt The tender love story of a dutch following babies haye been born ■ roiiowine medical natlenta High-powered lobbyists continued toI1 lorn Id Aouni. « u>. taplul: * «M U Mr. Mid “'"’“J* Mrs. Ernest Mead. Nashyille. Nov. *»vc been discharged. Mr*. Mary interfere with pending legislation — - ------- — 19; Mr. and Mrs Harold John- L^Wburg. 31# N- Church. George in the attempt to drive hard bar­ son. route < a girl. Nov. IB; Mr. ’S««h Hastings, R. i; Mra. Beatrice The story of the activities of Japgains for Uie pressure group* they and Mrs. Gerald Shultx. Nashville.'J10’ Nashville; Miss Jeannlne An­ represented. At a lime when decisive ,*,pi pl‘CJ m on American city, - boy. Nov. 19; Mr. sd Mr*. ItoxeU in by lhea mistaken ie^tenhip was needed and people Jg XaHstore is nm j.p, Stanton. Middleville, a girl, Nov. ® Jefferson. v k belief that it is run by a Jap. 25; Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Goudy. W_Greeh and Ted Reid. Nashwere In a mood to accept whatever | -jIUIblHy Blltxkrlrc" NaahvlUe. a girt Nov. 2fi; Mr and v,1,e- «• 1 restrictions might be needed tn help tiauffy Smith, Barney Google the war effort, the bureaucrats and I Dealing with n new Invented rock- Mrs. Ernest Burr. 320 W. South 1 Surgical patients discharged are: St., a boy. Nov. 29; Mr. and Mra Jacob Smith, Vermontville; Miss' pOliUclans at Washington hesitated , «t *hlp which has — been | submitted bv ,K the and dawdled, apparently paralysed , for acceptance hv “ government. I Lannes Kenficld, 7M S. Market. Katherine TenEyck, 221 8. Broadand me the vuuria efforts vi of lutcign foreign (spies spies to a boy. Nov. 26; Mr. and Mrs. Lin- [way; Mr* Lloyd Livingston. | . , , . ... ।। ano with misgiving, for fear of public ! atcal steal tlw the secret of the mventlon. invention den Bryan, route 3, a boy. Nov. [Clarksville; Harold Sinclair, Has-I 27; Mr. and Mr*. Donald Thomp- .Ungs. R. i; Orval Boniface. Del- ' reaction at the election due in No- Tom Keene, Joan Curtis in son. Clarksville. R. 2. a girl. Nov. [ton; Carl Main «03 E. Blair and "Where Trail. End" ‘ I The story of a group of ranchers 27; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton, > Mrs. Charles Reid. Hosting*, R. 4. Feasibly we expected too much fighting to keep enemy agents from Nashville. R. 1. a boy, Nov. 28; | Donations to the hospital Include from our government. Even the j Joined.” inefficient, HINDS CORNERS Verabclle Golden-was home from Wednesday night until Sunday night She wil be dismissed from the hospital Monday but will remain in work. Mr. and Mrs Carl Oillons enter­ tained their children from Baltic Mr. and Mra. Keel Tobias enter­ tained relatives from Ann_ Arbor, Pontiac. Detroit. Battle Creek and Hastings for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Willard enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs Walter Lake of Hastings for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Clark Robinson spent Thanksgiving tn Grand Rapids. MARRIAGE LICENSER Nelson—City -Roy - --------- ------------------Bclt>' Olivi-r-City .................... Wni Carver, Jr.. Dowling Lilly May Lane, Battle Creek.. alow-mnving MAKE A*P YOUR COFFEE HEADQUARTERS! * organisation which cannot be mo­ bilised in a few week* or even a few months for such a stupendous task , as "total war." . I England, after more than throe years of war 1* Jiut now approach- ' Ing lhe stage of maximum effort, i Even Germany under efficient but h ruthless Nasi management required about six years to prepare for total . war. Based on practical rather than [ theoretical standard*, the United [ States has made tremendous prog- i FACTS ABOUT COFFEE RATIONING* Coupon No. 27 can now be redeemed for coffee. Each member of your family whose age is shown as fifteen or over on Ration Book No. 1 (Sugar Book) is entitled to one pound of coffee. I• « If you have more than one coupon lo redeem ... just ’ *•* remember that al! coffee is per.-shalJe. Buy coffee only as you need iL Thia will enable you to enjoy finer, fresher coffee in every cup. res* during the past year In con- 1 verting to a war economy. On the actual war fronts, the year ha* produced highlight* and shad­ ows. •fc The experts wise select America's favorite coffee re­ America did not have the powerport that no coffee can give you more good cup* per pound to stop Japan at once. The blow than AAP Coff.-e. at Pearl Harbor prevented any im­ mediate action—we could not even Every pound of A4P Coffee is Custom Ground to lhe send assistance to the -brave Mule exact fineness for your very own coffee maker. You get band on Wake Island. The few light cruisers and destroyers which went finer flavor in every cup. under the Imposing - name of the ★ There is no better eeffee tlinn AAP Coffee—at any "Asiatic Fleet" could do nothing to stop the onrushing Japanese or price. Join the thousands who save up lo lOf a pound. even put up an effective delaying action. In fact, the combined power PfLodace !)& Pealbf. tyicAlt! of all available Dutch. American and Australian craft were no se­ TEXAS SEEDLESS ■■ rious hindrance to the force which Japan was able to concentrate In this area. 1711s was a dismal period tor lhe United Nations. Except for a brief FANCY RED EMPEROR A interval al Macasar Straits when a small Allied fleet caught a power­ ful enemy convoy, off- guard and forced it to lake cover, there was little encouraging news. Japanese expansion was even­ JUICY—SEEDLESS—FLORIDA tually brought to a halt by the vic­ tories at Coral Sea and Midway Island which will always live as bright passage* in U. 6. Naval his­ tory. These two engagements also LAVI HOW* MICHIGAN JONATHAN rtttSH-WASHED ushered in a new type of action— a battle between carrier forces In • MICHIGAN VULOW GENUINF SOUTHiSN , HOMI GSOWN which the surface ships never once closed in to firing range. The MESH AG tremendous offensive power of the aircraft earner was demonstrated in a convincing and • spectacular manner. FANCY LONG (HAND MUD The battles in the Solomon Is­ lands and New Guinea may mark LI. the start of a general Allied coun­ ter-offensive although at present FANCY HEAVY SOCKS AMERICAN OR SUCK they must be classed a* purely detensive action. - I LB. During November, the American ' 1 TO All AVE1AGE COUNTSV SOLI position in the South Pacific was To get the most for your coffee coupons—BUY A*P COFFEE A. GRAPEFRUIT . .. 5 23 GRAPES2 29 ORANGES ...... 25 CRANBERRIES „ 19f • I ONIONS /I & P further strengthened by the defeat of a Japanese Invasion fleet pro­ tected by battle ships and heavy cruisers headed for Guadalcanal Twelvemonths after the attack on Pearl Harbor, the American forces have brought the Japanese offensive to a standstill. Furtherrpore. it Is probable (hat. as the year ends. American forces have dealt I heavier blows than they have re- i oelved—even taking into account the sneak thrust at Pearl Harbor. The Japanese havt lost more warahips. mercltantmen and airplanes' than they, themselves have de-. stroyed. Whether or not Japan 1s' able to find replacement for these lease* as rapidly as we can. remains ’ to be seen. But. even though evtnte have tak­ en a more favorable turn during, the past few months. Japan is far; frorn^ beaten. Despite her navgl lossra she still has strong reserves. • It is even probable that she has not yet brought into action the newest and most powerful units of her fleet. In her. navy .island she has coi\eentric rings of stationary “car-, riers" holding, land-based planes which will be difficult to crack. : The Japanese have proven them­ selves to b* crafty; well-trained; and well-equipped fighters against' whom momentary cartlessnes* may be fatal. 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Every­ one i* cordially invited to attend In the Service League, CoaM Guard No. 1 won two game* from Rotary No. 8; Jtoury No 1 white­ washed Klwanl* No. 1 and Coast Guard No. 3 grand slammed Ki- Kama Fayn*. 159-147-192-41 f. Juppitrom. U5-1M-14S—tee D, Taliaferro. 155-170-IM—*91 Drews battled in the BlUs League to a draw at the 5M level to give them a tie for third place .bi the city weekly standing In the RocreaUon League. Has­ tings Ice and Fuel and Leonards y MUabell Thoms ppi* Gardea Oak The Tlnmappie Garden CM meet with MM Aera Mader at ! W. Green Dec. 10. for the Chrteji meeting. There will be the tl exchange of gifts. ORGANIZATIONS i Hastings Townsend Club No. 3 will meet Dec. 9 al'B p. M ax 430 W The Cloverdale P T, A. will be'1 Iveld at the townhall Friday evening | Dec. *. Potluck (Upper served at. 8:30 followed by a business meeting 1 and program. Everyone welcome. Tim annual ChrUtma* party of ■ the Cloverdale L A 8. will be held i | al Uie lownhall Thursday Dec. 10. Business meeting apd election of, officers in lhe afternoon. Dinner served in evening lo L. A. 8. mem-. I nual Clulstma* party I Rebekah lodge to b* I The w. 8/ C. 8. will meet at the O. F. h*ILBMb'Mchurch parlors Dec. 9 at 1:30 P. Tb» Women of the Mooce wlll'iOc gift for ex charge; w M. Mrs. Guy Keller will tell an ! meet for their regular meeting Frt- candy, impcorn. or apple* . Icelandic Christmas Story. “The | day evening. Dec. 4. at the Moose frwhmenw Thi* is our . •Good Shepherd'.' special musicjl Hall. Mooseheart chairman. Mra lodge meeting, all staff ma ■u ,------------ --------- ------------------------------- Llbble Wiley ask* each member to please be preoent a* there will ba । l- W. Stone and the Girts Junior bring a toy to be sent a* a Christ-1 Initiation. The December tdttb— . r> ~ ... ; Choir. Mr». I. J. Smith will have ma* gift to the boys and girl* at. day* will be honored at this Una. The Banner Class will meet Tues- charge of the devotional* and Mrs. Mocxeheart. . No birthday (upper thi* time. I 202-146-184- standings when the former won W0MKN8 BOWLING LEAGUE three games from Piston Rings and the latter blanked Perk’s Tavern. by n lone name and Machine Room triumphed over Grinders by taking ; Uie game and series by a single pin., Tlie fills* League play resulted in । a complete victory for Shop Office State Insulation won * pair, from over Electricians; a grand slam win, Portias, Piston Ring 81iop won the Sunday morning at 10:30 All are cordially invited U> attend church and Sunday School. Quimby The Quimby W S C. S Birthday leln. 919 8. Church. Thursday, Dec. 10. All srt cordially invited. The Union Cemetery Circle wtUI meet tor pot-luck dinner. Wednes­ day December 9, at Ketcham's hall, Ct f KfiJE Genuine FIRE-KING OVENWARE aigsFSS h,n,7e tubular s»»“ ForG’^U^ v/omeh- 9 PIECE KITCHEN SET SKATING SOCKS 32-FIECE SERVICE . uhlle wit* R REDUCED! _ bOYS and For BU'3 u.iw ^uf-faa »nWe Famous under scenes applied glaze, can't wear off! Equals im­ DUTCH BOY OR GIRL ported ware! 6 plates, butter ] ,27 COOKIE JARS plates, cups, saucers, sauce dish­ es; 1 vegetable dish, I platter! 53-Pc. Service for 8, Oa/y. 12.88 support- CUT-PRICE ENAMELED CAKE COVER GUARANTEED r.kn 78c cx»48 ; HOCKEV ) oiiCKS BRIOHT COLORS I hotel 3-piece mixing bowl set; |,44 covered casserole with 10" pie Large solt and pepper >«tl 2 twin condiment Mhl Rad plastic tray*, coven, tpoaru. Reduced! plate or the 3-piece refrigerator PORTABLE RADIO 25c CHRISTMAS TREES At Wards low price, you can 11-PIECE MATCHED against 39 Hocvcr SERVING SET yean Keeps cake and pastry fresh! Steel with baked-on enamel fin­ ish! Handy wire carrying rack! BAKEWARE IN choose any 1 of the 3 sets shown 2 CHROME PLATED FRAME A PIE PLATES $| Two 9 'A -inch pie platesl Bake your pies in them . . . then servo sell For baking, serving, storing! 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' Table Tennis Sots Low Priced Good quality sot approved far fail play! Has 4 bats, 4 balls, net, posh and rule book! USE YOUR CREDIT Any purchases totaling HO or more will open a monthly payment account. Tru-Flay Football Reduced HAMPER 2.59 DOOR CHIMU 3.95 3 Interchange able lenses; red for ' danger, while fo<regular use,blue for subdued light I Very low priced. LIE DETECTOR SET for the amateur detective GREYHOUND BUS sturdy—all steel Strong woven-fiber body with pyralin top. Washable ovtiida 3-ln-l "Victory'' Flashllaht BATTERY CHARGING Electric Whlpper Ldw Priced NURSE'S KIT for the Little Miss "Nightingale" SOUTH WINO CHRISTMAS STOCKING filled for boys or girls HEATER "SNOFPY SNIFFER" the comical "pull" dog SLEDS inch. ____$!.69 inch.$1.98 inch. ____$2.48 inch.------- $3.48 GASOLINE S2250 �THE HASTINGS BANNIB. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1»» ■ fk-. — * FrnnI •On «f»c The UHome rronr this afternoon putting these num-I Uw wln. we find that James Lancaster, who tn lhe “shuttle" have someone take ' tt«.. m tlie Hinds school dUtrict. your picture to LyBarker* *0 you Uwe in the Hinas scnoot nc . number and be in on me . ' to seven In the near future. <Sce story on front pagei. We agree with Mrs, Mead that this family desenes 'honorable mention and we salute the six lads and their brother who will soon join their ranks and we think it would be quite billing *hd proper to give a big 'salute U> their Dad. The Lancaster family must be tops on this record for Barry county service men ■from one family. H you know of any others let us know. ;' Quite a number of our boy* itave been home on furloughs the past Tlie big drawing takes place ev- 1 elusion—It was great to see the folks but after the first day or two '• so many of the fellow* are in senfun to get back as they'd expected. ' So cheer up. the real fun will come • when you ALL come home and the ■ We1i have to save the new ad­ : drtsvses we have to print until i next week because were printing • this list of your "Home Front" ■ :■ numbers for your special pleasure. P <Incidentally. Carl Van Loo praci'tlcally stood on his ear at time* Eldon Chase Alp'heou* Dunn Merle Lancaster Burdette Ttmm 63. Thoma* McPharlln 64. Roy John White 65. Robert J. DeWitt 66. Ear) Smith . 67. Ralph R. Swift 68. Roland Chilson 69 Free! Thomas Jones "0. Glenn Chilson 71. Ralph DeMott 72. Gerald Gonyou 73. Charles Jenner 74. loren Francisco 75. Paul Ruprighl ’ ■ Corp. Lewi* Sherman from Camp Edward* in Massachusetts was here looking very trim ln hu unj* form. He told about hi* aunt send’tag him a birthday cake In August •that Chet. Banghart baked and (packed. When lhe cake reached Lewi* was on maneuvers in j ■ North Carolina so they put a forj' ward on the cake which arrived Jiloo late and was sent back to iiCamp Edward*. The cake finally .'reached me In good condition, tast­ ed 'awell' and ail of the fellows . liked IL" said Lewi*. (Chet, please pnote thi* plug were putting tn for j you and Just before Christmas, Ji too.) Richard Callihan was roaming around town while folks called. "Hi there sailor.' And nay fellows, this should give Pyou considerable consolation—those . who have been home on furloughs 56. 56 57. .58. 60. Lewis Kenfleld 61. Don Plough ' ।8. O. room and one of the 05.0. Igals on duty down there that day ’Will draw the lucky number, to HOME FRONT LIST 1. Howard R. Snow i. Burdette Hayne'r 3. Merle Tasker 4. Warren Moore. Jr. 5 Robert Cooper 8. Norvai Stamm 7. Roger Leyendecker. 8 Clifford Conklin 10. David Leary 11. Robert Gurd 12. Lewis McAllister 14. Edward Mannl 15. Wayne Snyder 16. Charles Struble 17. James Barnum 18. Kenneth Kline 19. Gerald FQrbey • 20. Lester DeVault 21. Roy Gardner 22. Lincoln J. Farrell 23. Geo. H. Herrick. 24. Roy Hathaway 25. Edward McGrath 26. John R. Bulling 27. Woodrow W. Alierding 28. Alfred Mara 29. Kenneth Wilcox 30. Leonard Jarstfer 31. Gerald Anders 32. Clarence Surrarrer 33. Frcdfick J. Castle < ? > 34. Robert Conley 35. Harold ShulU 36. John Strumberger 37. Fred Peake 38. Darrell Aldrich 39. Lawrence Jordon 40. Chester Arehart 41. Raymond Reynolds 42 Lloyd L. Sawdy '43. Lawrence Strickland 44. Hannon J. Hawkins 45. Norman Hall 46. Alex Nell 47. Robert C. Smith 48. Donald Leyendecker 49 (Corp.) Clare Olmstead 50. Keith T. Bass 51. Emerson N. Struble the commander does a little trav-'the Immediate families, the. tingle riECZNSKI—BURLING E. B. Caulkins of Battle Creek. 118. Lester Halstead ellng. If you know what we mean, ring ceremony being used , LorAne Burling and Edmond Pie- 1 Mr. and Mr*. Ptecxynskt are living j 117. Wilbur Halstead Miss Maxine Leslie, friend of tin. cxynski of Battle Creek were united at 15 Lark Street. Battle Creek. i 118. Jerry Johnson have an apartment. bride, was bridesmaid and Vlvemr ‘------------ ““ *“ - **—'— where they v -“* — j 119. Hllward Campbell ---------------- - --------------------. C. Jarstfer of Battle Crek. brother Ohio, the only attendant being 1 130. Earl Mudge ' Zelly Coffer. Of the groom, acted as best man. Kathleen Addison, of Iowa, friend A>y(EBICAN LEGION 121. Edwin Maurer ~---------• The bride wore a street-length K U the daughter of Mr. ^X^ourth DU132 Herman Bc.-Jtner PASSING OF MISS : dress of navy blue trimmed with 123. Bernard Williams ' ____ *<tH ■ mnav* nt nlnlr . niXIKTYDIN ; ‘ _ . Hsmmer oK cRy'm/pi^t^ lrtcl P™qWent. and Mra Alma Lar124. Harland Blair ’ Her many Iriends In Hasting* carnations. ■ Hanover or mis city. Mr riecxyn . Tt.u an tn r*in125. Don. E. Smelkcr were grieved when they received , Mr*. Jarstfer, who Is employed atl• ~ *'» «<■ 126. Lewis Shertnan U*t week the news of the passing of the Viking Corp., will live at the 127. Kendell 8. Curtiss N„. 1S. . "CW. ... ■ Mis* THUe Tyden. She had been In home of her parent* for the pres- I1 given them at lhe home of the , ,or two tlay *' 128. Wayne A. Snyder poor health for *ome time, but left । ent. Pft. Leonard Jarstfer returned 129. Leo Chamberlain a few weeks ago to visit her neice. to camp Sunday evening' bride's parents for lhe immediate । . __ i_u. family and friend*. | Regular Auxilary meeting tonight 130 lowrence Garrison , Mrs. James Oleson, at Aurora. Ill.. 1 ---------------- - * “ *. | Out-of-town guests were Mr. and A -good attendance Is desired. 131 Morley W, 'Ayres and died there on Monday of last CONLEY—HANSEN 132. Eugene JI. Bush week. She was 64 at the time of her Mis* Helene Hansen, daughter of. Mra. H. O. Armour ot near Delton., ' ' ’ 133 Hugh A. Kelley decease, and had resided in Hastings Mr. and Mra. Harry Hansen of grandfather and grandmother ot On Monday the Gladys Lee TroI 134 John 4. Weyerman for more than 20 years. Sh Greenville, and Harold Conley, son . the bride; Mrs. Stella Krause, moth- phy. awarded to the Auxiliary for । 133 Gerald Reynolds devout, sincere Christian Mr. and Mra. Glenn Conley ot 1 er of the groom; Mr. and Mra. Oene, publicity during the year, was re­ who. In . her quiet way, did Hastings were united in marriage Krause of Battle Creek, brother and celved and is on display at the Ur136. Peter -' 137. Fred deal eof good. She brought Greenville on October 25lh. . sister-rfi-law of the groom; and Mrs. gion hall. 138. Brant ... and cheer to many lonely, -_____________ _ ____________________________________________ • 139. Lawton Williams 140. Gordon Crothers 141. Theron E. Neil of the Baptist church and was 142. Harvey Hall greaUy^lnterested in non-denomln- SC vo­ . 143. George Sprague litional missionary work She wa* , 5/ 1 144. Raymond Gibson kindness personified, always loyal to • 145. louis Miskey her convictions, and delighted in do­ 14(t. George Mara ing good. The world is poorer be­ 147. Stanley Klmmey cause of her passing. 148. Franklin Beckwith Th funeral of Mis* Tyden was 150. Shirley Wilkins held Wednesday afternoon of last 151. Martin Hawthorne week In the chape) of Oakwood 152. Harold E. Bolo cemetery'- Chicago, where she was 153. Linden L -Hayes buried. She is survived by her two 154. Henry Eaton brothers. Emil Tyden of this city i and Oscar Tyden of Chicago. aUo 155. Harold Hilton 1 gy five nieces, among them Mrs. 156 Basil Johnson Richard Groos of this city and Mrs. 157. Lyle J. Lancaster ' John Ketcham of Grand Rapids I 158. Darwin A. McClelland ' 159. Robert Cole LIEUT. GORDON FISHER j 160. James Underhill GETS ASSIGNMENT ' 161. Harold Sparks Hastings friend* have been in­ 162. Frank W. Roger* formed that Lieut. Gordon Fisher , • 163. Gaylord Flory 1 has been assigned to the 87th In- . 184. Tom Shay drew * a ntry Division and Li to be sta- i1 Lovely Betty Tredinnick shich tlonpd “l Camp McCain. Miss. Thi ’ I out the first lucky number Is 1AA camp Isr-amn located 100 "'ll*.' mile*'south nt of ' .* Memphis. Tenn. Mrs Fisher and * It's all youm Gordon and the •on* are accompanying Dr. Fisher { cigarettes arc on the way. to Camp McCain. ;■ ' Write any suggestion* you have —we're doing this Just for you boy* JARSTER—BRADY • fi - . Miss Muriel Brady, daughter of; e Next weyk your visitor is Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brady of 430 Col- J Kenneth McIntyre who has been .fax st. and Pfc. Leonard K. Jarat- ’ { with her husband. Lieut Com- fer of Camp Carrabelle. Fla., son J mander -Dr.) McIntyre, at Pen- of Mr*. Velma B. Jarstfer. were 2 sacola the past eight month*. That united in marriage by Rev. Roy « was* her “home front" down there Houghton at the Jarstfer Convales- C but now'she expects to be bock cent Home Saturday evening. Nov. ghere in Hastings with, us while ■ 21. at 8 o'clock, in tlie presence ol 53. Charles BrecheUen 53. Burt Hughes | | I I . < 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. Guy Elliott Robert. H. Munjoy Myron W. Campbell Richard Springer Lawrence Smith Clarence Comer Buddy Green Max Freeman Glendon L. Woodruff Hartley C. Finflrom 88. 8». 90. 91. 92 93. 94 95. 96. 97. Maynard Tucker Richard Callihan Lyle Roberts Carl Conrad Ernest Bclson Donald Soloman Robert C. Hammond Walter Adcock Clare Shelp Robert Mead 99 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. .107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. MEN WHO LOVE COMFORT LOVE Richard Kannes Francis Gallup Dick Huckendukler Rex Leslie DeForrvsl Walton V- P. Smith Rex .Underhill Dale Henry Harold S. Nagler James P. Dibble Merwyn C- Plumley Vernon V Engle "Mickey" McPharlln Donald Doxey Carl R. Edmod* Bernard Fighter Fredrick B. Ragla Buy Slippers For Every Mon On Your List! Slippers are the Gift Perfect for every mon you know. Whether he's in the Service or Home, he's doing a big and tiring job. Help him relaxwith slippers! 98c to 2’8 • Opera types Moccasins They^ll Like! 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' �THE HAgTINGB BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER I. IH1 Martie Pattenglil and Dolorre An- , --------- --------- -- —. -----------— -------------------- ------ -- Out of town relatives and friends ouatte Of Mr, and Mra Dorrance attended the funeral of Charles and Mra. Nell Adair were Mr. and sturgb visited relatives and friends Cortrlght day guest* of Mr. and Mra. Otto ---------------- --------------------------------------------------. . laenhath. Trethrie for Th* nerving we her i: H*f*y HAftey lut Wednesday were Mr* Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Harold Steiger and daughters, daughters. here Thanksgiving Day. » Relckord.L The flag bearer* art Mra. I Harry Heimlg and Mra. J. W. Hoo- Nancy and Virginia, of Lansing. Mr. Alton Bennet', spent the holiday Margaret Storitnn and Mra. Bertha turca mt. ana Mrs Macs DeeCU ot j ¥r^an<1 .M"I ver of Pittsburgh. Pa, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Stanley and Mar­ vacation with hb cousin, Carl DU- Mudge. । |n wh Kalamazoo and Mr. nnd Mrs Lester an<1 and Walldorff I J. H. Johnson of Riehland, Mr. and jorle. and Mr*. F E. Adair, local. lenbeck near Woodland. , Following the services refrooh' ed the 1 Deeds cf Nashville called on old «uetU ot frtendt Rat­ Mbs Norma Bennett spent from menta were served . of U to friends and ' nelghbon in White “«*** nl«h» and Sunday. • • • as Uw j r. Mra. Bernie White, Thanksgiving day dinner guests of Wednesday evening until Saturday Cloud and Big Rapids Isst Sunday. ' Thank*glvihg guests of Mr. and morning with her grandparents. Mr. , Don't forget the chop-suey supper wo ter . । u Johnson. Mra Ralph Mra. Gene Sweet of Banfleld. Mr. and Mra. Leon McMillen <nee Mra Dan Ashahar were Mr. tnd and Mrs. Frank Bennett of Nash- and bazaar at the Masonic Tern-1 ---Mr. and Mra. John Htmter of Th kTrw-mZw-JZ nan7 ‘ Young or camp AtClo Towo-wl, ud Ur. .nd Um '■ l>1? Saturday December 5. Thia U woodlAND | terbury. Ind., spent the weekend rUle. Mike Devb (nee Elsie Weaver 1 Ur* ol Brooklyn. H. Y; Keith Clark lake Odessa apd Mr. and Mra, Guy Dulnan. all of Grand Rapids. ; Bieplien Hathaway was home for Hie purpose of the China Re-1 were at Lake George lhe past ten ' a,“1 hls roommate, Robert Brtnm, | Nash r.-*.. ...u Mr and Mrs Floyd Gaskell »pent here with Mr* Young. and Willard v. 6f Cartton Center from the Ypsilanti Normal College [ Fund... days deer hunting, and they got,and thc. Bonnl,> M ■pent Thanksgiving with Mrs Ftta Thanksgiving day in Grand Rapids. 1 Mt, Aben Johnson ha* returned over the Thanksgiving holiday. I \ their deer Ann Arbor* Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Nash and MIm Alberta Noah. > Mr. and Mrs James Haney and to Ann Arbor to be with her daughMr and Mrs. F. W. Hathaway, of1 . Rrijular Tu“' OIIIamoIa of ml BelevUd nd and Mrs. Boyd GlUeaple Mr. and Mra. Wm. Finch of Koko- •°n». Jimmie and Tommy, and Mr*. I ter. Mbs Agnes- Johnson, who i* Albion, visited at the Presbyterian 18 Thb wlll be our Ardlth Hubbell Link has moved to Clark and family of Hastings. Mr. parly - and all and family ot Chicago; annual Christmas party mo, Ind. Ind., w«re gurats of their Heney's father. Pearl Staup. spent slowly convalescing from her ser- , manse Sunday Lake Odessa, her husband having and Mra. Pinney remained until mo. daughter, Mias Elisabeth Pinch, and the weekend In Charlotte with Mr*, ious lilneu. j Rev. are“r"? .0 work there. Her tutor. Geneva, Saturday. ttev. J J. R rt. ChrUpeU unrupcu rFtnmed rc.ririieti — ; .7; — the Mlues Helen and Florence Heney's sister, and family. Mr. and ‘JI... Prentice ' Monday from Hart where he had brlJn« “ ecnt gUt and Joln in Lieut, nnd Mrs .Allen spent'the weekend there. Mra. Albert Klnno relumed Sun­ Wade several days last week, Mrs. E Fom. . , left on Tuesday for Camp Haan. conducted a two weeks' revival «t, Victor Mend, ol Chanute Field. “ »verv<« day ffom Jackson where she visited MBs Mary Ellen Carpenter of Lieut Comm, Kenlth 8. McIntyre . Calif., where he will be stationed, the Wesleyan Methodist church. ’ 'of lhe Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chicago, spent the weekend with his । her mother. Mrs. GUderaleeve. and Flint vBlted her abler, Mra. Muryl | UK Monday for New Orleans. La . They are making lhe trip by auto .1 Dr. and Mra. C. P. Lathrop spent Hubbell ’ ---------------------------- ’ other relatives. Foreman, and family Friday and •*l*r spending a abort furlough here . mobile. i Thank*giving day with Mr. and Mrs. Doni forget to pay your dues. Freeport; Mra. Echo Nichols, Hfwwt PSirmw want Win, “nd Mru W111Um SciiantZ Saturday. Ml*. Frank Carpenter of I Mr*. McIntyre leaves Saturday to! T-STH Lloyd Jarman, of Camp Charles Lillie of Grand Rapid*. : —- ----------Reed Furrow went to Flint yea- and x>n oj Maule Grove visited Mr Sebewaing, who ha* been spending 1 J01" him at New Orleans where she . Cooke. California, b home pn -a Mra Fraser Ironside was home COAClf-BF.NNETT terday and and from from there there roes goe, to to Camo Camp • ^tuX'i •?rday .... the past week with her daughter । »in remain until he oaib for foreign flfteen-day furlough vtalttnr rela- from South Bend. Ind., to spend ADDRESHED ROTARIANS Mulliken and Walter Child of Bun­ Grant, Ill., where ne will enter mil.7™ . " .. . .. . . Jllnczn A D. TJ KfrrtnnalH TiiankAsiving with her mother, Mra. Lyle Bennett, who'b now connect- field. «»»■> Others were present ■— from Judge A. McDonald w*a was In In Mra. Foreman, was Joined by her;**Y»Ue. Their daughter. Jennet, u. Uvea aw<J friends.---------Itary service. husband for Thanksgiving. i staying here with her grandmother. | Mr. and Mr*. Roy Finstrom and John Fetter. i ed.wilh the athletic department of NaahvlUe, Vermontville, Lake Odea­ Charlotte Monday on business. Mra. O. F. Frldpausch visited her Mra. c C. 8 8. McIntyre. , 1 Nyla of JTOiedo. Ohio, were guest* : the Michigan University, and for &a. Hastings and Woodland. Mra. Emma Henne and daughter. 1 Mr! Clare Beach returned Monday to sisters. Mra. Leo Feldpauach end EASTERN STAR NOTES | Mr. and Mra. Robert Aldrich of Bhd Mrs c F Finstrom for Doris and friend. Miss Joan Won’ Mrs. Albert Feldpausch. of Grand Detroit after a vblt with hb moth­ On Tuesday evening Hastings I and Mlsa—Margaret Roest i Thanksgiving derjem of Saline spent Thanksgiv-1Caledonia -----------------------------— er. Mrs. Mary Beaclu Rnpid* over the weekend. ! of Grand Grand Rapids Rapids spent spent Sunday Sunday with with 1. ‘,oh? “nd RUhard Rose have re- Chapter No. 7 O. E. 3. had their I ML** Stella Heath and Miss La- ing with G. B. Bradley at lhe home II Mr*. Mr. and Mra. Robe rt Brown. Mias installation of Officers, I turned from northern Michigan annual of Mr. and Mra. John Eddy. rCharles '-—“ Aldrich I Mr and Ur. J.nw, .nd I '"J.Vr'.rTSblT, Beverly Brown and Mra. * Bert venia Wharton of NUes were gucau the work being put on by Mrs Thanksgiving .guests of Mr. and Sparks were Thanksgiving guests of of Mr nnd Mm. George B. Heath Miss Dona Stuart were Thanksalv- . wll° Baa been Georg inia Bauer as Installing Ma­ Mrs. D. D. Smith were Mr. and Mrs. from Wednesday tUl Sunday. Mr. Mr. and Mra. A. L. Brown and Ing day guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. ,pcnl aunday tron. Mrs. Cora Gebhardt. Installing and Mrs. Heath. Miss Heath. Miu William Solms and two sotis of De­ daughters of Ann Arbor. marshall. Mra. Jennie Mannl. In­ Mr. mid Mra. Forrest Potter. N. Wharton and Mr. and Mra, Adel­ troit nnd Dr. and Mrs. Harold Reis Stuart and family ^Grand Rapids, j Mr and Mrs; j L valentine were stalling chaplain and Mrs. Margret Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmtedlcke and guest* of hb brother-in-law and Barnett as installing organist. Broadway, entertained Mra. Rebecca bert Heath and children were guests and Busan of Cleveland, all of whom Craig. 8nm Craig. Mra Floyd Criiig ot Mr nnd Mrs. Raymond Gilbert came on Wednesday and stayed Un­ Joe and Jerry, and MBs Eugenia iBter. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Scott, of, Tlie list of officers tor the ensuing til Bunday noon. On Friday Judge LyBarker of Grand Rapids, also Mr. Battle Creek for Thanksgiving. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Freeland of Muskegon for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs Freeman Furrow. and Mrt. R. R Me Peek of Charlotte and Mra Mel Jacoba and Joyce Were ! Thanksgiving guest* of Mr. and ler. worthy matron: Adelbert Cort-. of thb city on Thanksgiving day and MBs Marguerite Hetmansper- ! Thanksgiving day guret* of Mr. and : Mra Charles Barnes we°re Mr and rtwht. worthy patron; Mrs. Alene Mr nnd Mrs Roman Feldpauach Reed and MarahaU. MBs Senta Fur­ Hf Ypsilanti VmllinH called ealled on nn Mr. Ur and Mra.B ar., n A, A LyBarker. t 7. Spensley _ . ’ and. “ r. n —.. wwi.i.. matron; Kendall Reahms. associate Mrs. — Frank children and children. Mrs. G F. Feldpausch row and MBs Betty Cooper were ger of and Mra. Harold Parker were guest* Sunday guette of Mr. and Mra. Rob­ Mrs. Smith and Mrs. A. D. Knfs- . *? ;.and Mr*’ W‘ J‘ Calkins vis- of Donner’s Grove. Ill.. Mr. and Mra. Reahrna, associate patron; Conduc­ kem. ited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Headman of Clyde Gamble and children of Jack- tress. Mra. Blahchc Caukin; as­ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parker .of ert Furrow of Grand Rapids. George Scott, who Hks oeen a pa­ Gibralter from Wednesday till Mon- wn. Mtw DorU Gamble of Ypsilanti sociate conductress, Mra. Dorothy Mrs. Rupert Carrothera of Grand Middleville for Thanksgiving. Sheldon: secretary, Mrs. Maude was the guest of Dr. and tient at Pennock hospital for.several day. Mr. Mrs. -J. — E. —Mattoon ao-. ,...... and Mr*. Orville uajirs Bayles. xiasiiiian. Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Clifford Dolan .and Rapids 1 -------and ----------- --------- — ------------Florence “— Mrs ” ---------and visited their Mra. u U.- c C.- M«nns Manns of Traverse City Smith; treasurer. Mr. and Mra Roy Hubbard spent Mrs. Frank Carrothera and Mra. weeks, has recovered sufficiently so compnnied them !L nd.I U!,.*d.lh *'^ . Mra Anna McGuffln over the weekend. he was taken to the home of Mr. । daughter nnd son-tn-law. Lieut, and 1 was the guest of her sister. Miss Marble;' marshal. Mrs. Margret Thanksgiving nt Gun lake. organist, Pauline — and Mrs Leon Scott of Battle Creek _-------- _—-------,— MIm Agnes Murphy and guest. Mra. c. S. Jones, of Wyandotte. Mabel Sisson, from Saturday till Maxom; _ Mra. Carroll McGuffln nnd chil­ Bliss; Adah. Mrs. Dorothy Foote; , Lieut. Jones U a member of the | Monday, enroute to Detroit. dren. Anne and John, of Traverse M1m Marilyn Moll, and Raymond on Sunday. Mra. Roland Valentine is spending United Blates Naval Reserves and Mra. Stewart Kelley went-to Flint Huth. Miss Agnes Smith: Esther, City visited Mra. Anna McGuffln Murphy of Grand Rapids spent lhe Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harriet Hine; Martha. Mrs. the first of last week enroute to holiday with their parents, Mr. and this week tn Ann Arbor with Mr. Is stationed at Grosse He. valentine. Their daughter Susan, Savanna, III., for a visit with tlie Mra; W. A. Murphy. Mr. and Mm Fred Skinner were' Mrs. Jos. Jellls and children. Mrs. Wm. A. Murphy and Miu is staying with her grandmother. In Kalamazoo over the weekend. former's parents, : Miss Joyce Harrington vhlted her Mra. Hattie Sharp, who visited ‘ Mster. Mbs Prbcilta Harrington, at Mra Arthur Chase and Miu Jo­ Betty Cooper were in Grand Rapids Mrs Durkee. Dr. and Mra. Olenn 8. Smith of Hasting* friends for a week, re- [ Jackson over the weekend. The sephine Chase vidted Mr nnd Mrs Monday. Winona turned Tuesday to her home tn De- • latter Is working tn a defense plont Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Roush of Grand Rapids and Mra Arthur Eycleshymer. Mr. and Mrs. and Mis* Dorothy Roush Downing apd daughter. MIm Rex- tr®*L Fred Evcleshvmer and Mr and Mra. Richland : Mr..and Mrs. D. L. Chrbtian and ine, of Lansing spent the weekend of Kalamazoo spent Thanksgiving Paul Baker of Niles over Thanks- 1 Mr and Mrs Jay Teegardln vis- Mbs Charlotte Lake were guests of STKAM HEAT with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy. giving. ited their children in Battle Creek 1 Mr. and Mra. Harold Hecker of KalHOT * COLD WATER on Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. John Hewitt and Mr Warren Roush. । nmazoo on Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Crawford and Mnj. Meric Kelly and, children Opl. William Hurst of Fort LeonDr. Roy E Heath of Detroit was SHOWER BATH Mr. and Mrs. Win. Crawford Fox of Grand Rapids were weekend ard Wood. Mo. came home Tuesday 1 u)(. guest Of hb parents, Mr. and of Lansing were’ Sunday guests of and 1 were tn Chicago over the holiday. Mr nnd Mra J W. Hewitt evening for a ten-day furlough after Mrs George Heath over the wcekKlnjle J3.50 per wk. ap Mr nnd Mra. UtFloy Greenfield met. Mr. and Mm. Arthur Valentine maneuveH. . end. enroute home from a business ' Double -5.80 per wk. ap Mr, and Mra. Adam Fender and ______ were „ aiienl Sunday with and Mra. Mr. and Mra. C. J. Merrick and trip to Chicago. of Ypsilanti guests of Mr. apd Mr. 1 --W, Marvin, of Grand Rapids spent I .... . _............ ... . .. — .. Floyd of Lacey called on Mra. Rob­ son. Mrs. J I* Valentine on Saturday, Clarence Rerrick ot Battle Creek, The Rev. and Mra. A. M. Coldren and Sunday. Over night guest* for tlie Thonks- ert Cole and baby daughter Friday the weekend with Mr. and Mra. E. ।and family visited relatives In Ed­ Mr and' Mr* Weldon Bronson I giving holiday with lhe Lynn Lcwb. evening. A. caukin. ।more over Thanksgiving. Wm. E Towne spent Thursday arc spending thi* week with Mr. and [ were Mr. and Mrs A. L. Gallhansis Warren Carter. Charles Hinman Miss Zabelle Adrounle was'home Mr* Basil Smith and daughter of nt Benton Harbor. Mr. Oallhansh Ls and Friday with friends in Grand and eight friends of Bay City re­ Jackson. [ stationed at Great Lake* with the j Rapids. turned home Tuesday evening with Mr and Mr*. Glenn Densmore ’ Coast Guards. ! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Summers their deer. , Visited Mr and Mrs. Oliver DensThanksgiving weekend guests .of | and son. Eugene, were gueste of relMiss Eleanor Miller ot Chicago 11 morc of Manistee from Wednesday ' the Theodore Knopf* were Mr. and atlves at Flushing Thanksgiving day. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs, . till Sunday • Mrs. Eldred Mathes of Pontiac. Harry Borat of Flint was a week- George Miller, from Wednesday un- 1 MLs* Leone Leonard of Chicago | Lynn Lewh accompanied by a end visitor at the home of Mr. and til Monday. vhited her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. I group of Barry County hoi’s, will go Mrs. Arthur Summers. Mr. Borst Is i Mies Dorothy Stanley was home 1, C. H. Leonard Wednesday night nnd i to Kalamazoo on Friday to attend f Mra -Summers' --------- - *brother. —•*— from MSC over the weekend. Mrs. Mabel Schultz and two sons Thursday. • I the Slate meeting of the Older Boys Mr. nnd Mra. James Bristol were Mr. nnd Mis Gordon Cota re- i Conference. . of Milwaukee, WU. were weekend Thursday evening guests of Mr. and turned Mondnv from a hunting trip 1 IJeut. gnd Mrs. Hugh Kelly re­ guests of Mra. Charles Aldrich. Mrs. Stephen Bristol of Grand Rap-1 In northern Michigan and tiwy'klso . — - — MIbsm WIllo and Beverly Jones --- --------------- hb parents, Mr. and were home from Kalamazoo for 1 Sunday guests of Mr nnd Mra. I spent the weekend in Big Rapid* Thanksgiving and the balance of the Nell Adair were Mr. and Mrs. Tom with relatives. I Mra. Frank Kelly. . e. I Francis Hamilton of Kalamazoo week. They were accompanied u> Young nnd family of Battle creek. Mr. nnd Mrs, Wayne Merrick. Mra. I.rvancha Merrick. Charles Drake- visited Mrs. Hamilton at the home a college friend, Miss Jean Wheat, Mr. and Mrs. E»rl R. Boyes and and Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrick of her patents, Mr. and Mra. Fred 81 of Petoskey. Kennefh Hamilton of MU* Marjorie Boyes, also Wm. W. find son were Thanksgiving guests Jones, over the weekend. Dibble of Camp Grant. HL spent of Mr. and Mra. Kent Drake of Mr. nnd Mrs. Bruce Engle spent Fred 3. Jones home on Thanksgiv­ Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mra. South Hayen. Charles remaining till Thnnksglvlng day with Mr. and Mrs. ing day. George Van Tltflln of Lake Odessa. Sunday. | James Heney and family of RutLewis Stanton and Joseph Stutx Mrs. Allee Droulllard returned returned home Saturday from a deer Friday to Detroit after a week's vlsMr. and Mrs Frederick Bbhop of land. Traverse City vblted Hastings rela- j Mrs. Albert Reesor and daughlives over the weekend •'ter. MIm Helen, of Woodland were Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Buxton were Saturday afternoon guests of Mra. Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ida Palmaller. Norris Malcolm and Maurice Rogers of Battle Creek. I friend of Lake Odessa also called Edward BotHim of Detroit spent Saturday afternoon, before leaving Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. for service Monday. Bnd Mra E. F. Bottum. j Mb* Clara Bush of WMCE. Kal< ... be lovely for Christmas and I Davld Stone was home from Yp- amaxoo. spent Thanksgiving vacakJ Make appointments early. Phone sllanti over lhe weekend. ! tmn with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. GABARDINES ond silks—solid colors and Mr. and Mr*. James Radford went Roy Bush. stripes--------------------------------------------- $6.50 to $9.50 . to Detroit Sunday and from there Russell Zerbel. Herman Zerbei. Shampoo A EC* left for New York City on a bus- Harry Water*. Henry Vahlsing. HarFinger Ware jncss trip. , old Matthews and John Wood spent Mr. and Mra. A. K. Frandscn nnd • the Thankaglvlng holiday up north the Einar Frandsen family were deer hunting. gurate of Mr. and Mra. Robert Lau- i John Wood. MIm Metha Waters renson of Elkhart. Ind., for Thanks- and Miss Kathleen Daniels were giving. I Mrs Lydia Rogers and Miss Bene ,-----------------------------------------------Silks and wools, Prices Rogei* were guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs FIJI LER BRUSH COMPANY Willis Cola of Big Rapids from PULLBR BRU3M LUMFAPiT 1.00 - 1.50 end 2.00 Riumlay till Sunday. MIU Mary French was the guest of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Corrigan of to awt public n«d. Aabtumia paraon •Ann Arbor the latter part of the. J50 >« w*u-„ ■*• **'. 1 Ball or Mr. Moot. Hotel Haatta^a.^^7 to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pettenglil. urviinr" PERSONALS f0R ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS t’eic’c’c’e'ffe’c'c’c’c’e’s’e’e’e’e’s’e’c’e’ct GIVE HIM A ROBE He's worked hard all week try­ ing to pass war production goals. Santa thinks you should give him a beautiful, restful robe! $5°°$850 BE LOVELY JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP SCARFS ATTENTION KEEP THEIR HET WARM SNOW BOOTS TIES 79 fUUER BRUSH CUSTOMERS CoHon Mr. C. R. Ball and Mr. B. E. Matt will ba in Hastings Silk and Royons December 7 to 10 inclusive with Chriitmai line of merchandise featuring new plastics. Write them at SJ35 to SJ65 Hotel Hattingi for tales or tervice. Keep 'em healthy with dry, warm feet in sturdy snow boots with snug fleece cuff I BAKERY SPECIALS BOSTON CREAM PIE. SHOE STORE Cuitard cream whipped eream. filled, completely stocking unlined wardrobe! rayons for work, ond long wearing cottons for sports or heavy volun­ 5(K teer work. Carmon. Gotham Goldstripe 8’X; - 10’Zz. 42< covered with BANGHART BAKERY 11> S. JlHarsoa SC a Phon* 2431 THE VALUE STORE l»W. STATE • HASTINGS Prices $1.50 fa $5.50 her dress occasions, sturdy service FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BLACK WALNUT FUDGE CAKE her Choose sheer ond lovely rayons for Plenty of black walnutt in both cake and icing. IP*9 mode by Honson. We have a very large as­ sortment Lined and ALL GIFT WRAPPED Give 75c GLOVES Children's Si>«* Clotc out price f Botonys, lhe best wor­ sted tie on the market $1.00 Genuine Silks 1.00 and 1.50 If its �THE. HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1SU GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Next Monday at 7 p. m. the Grace Guild will serve a supper to the communicant membership of the ,. church at tlie American Legion hall. Rev. E. L. 8chwan of Grind in— Raplda. representing the Executive Secretary of Missions will attend. •K‘* | Next Sunday morning the paator will preach on the subject -Christ's win Final Coming.** staff_ meeting to. - . Halting. Banner Sheldon Agency ... ...M— an rmp .h-r-a IVrlfn PI * * r • r Hunurr. WZNTF.IP —. We bug are»«rd bref and lirr poullrr z PbWW 5«O9. / Sorely Bonds Hastings I1U Swonson Agency day morning. For this second — Bunday in Advent, Mr. Stone has His Name.” SSE-"t4? MTf.Ho.8T rectlon of Mrs. Robert Burch. will CIRCUIT/ render appropriate music. There Preaching- Sunday al Martin and .will also be baptism and recepllonQulmby at 10:30 and 12:00. The of members at this service. -"' newly organized choir will sing at TheW. 8. C. S. will meet Wed- ’Quimby momlng service. __________ __ _ nos'rsbtred "to lit*, nesday evening at 7.3OZ A ChristTlie HenderxhotiW. 8. C. S. will f«ui.r uur.»r, .tors. niM program will be given under m«t the second Thursday in DebZu directional Mrs. Carl Dam- cember. . up ««• Mrs. Wayne Merrick will pre-. ^e pastor desires the proper . nuir 41.4V. *Hnn- side. addresses of service men of the clr- GULL LAKE BIBLE iw.trd • The Christmas Bazaar, and cult. FELLOWSHIP 1 *•"••• ““ **""■.( Chicken Supper will be gteld on ■ Kl|rl (Midland Park Chapel) ng -»I .. Thursday. December 10th. after- | rnr»m Don Nicholls. Pastor W r™ noon and evening The public is 10:30 A. M. Sunday school; 11:30 ibn □ 11; mniiuiiv invitmi slx 7oun< pe«ple-were presented M ’ * "2” con,to,,y ‘nvUed;t»y Uie Recur last Sunday to be rr 'hn». M-M ----------------------------------------------- I------- . confirmed by the Rt. Rev. Lewis '..no p. m. J»"»« oaoER fob publication iBibs Whittemore, Bishop of wealun. Ikon. 702.FI. ( U|,fcl T11A prub,u C4o,t tern Michigan Annual meeting of lhe Gllisens | Those In Uie class were ElizaI roUSD—Pair rhild* “ belli Ann McMillon. Henery Mc| e.llra! rendition. • * Millon. Martha Lou Maas, Richard held al the Daisy Bross hall Men., Branch and Richard Wallace of HOTKT YOU! CAR FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT _ tf __________ __ AUCTION SALES HENRY FLANNERY PHONE 3201 NASHVILLE CHURCHES I A. M. Morning worship; «:15 P M­ out and hear hh mesaage. ____ n____ t.tn P M. --------------, THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH Evening service. comer ot E. Colfax BL at Boltwood I DOUD SCHOOL CHURCH Rev. Seth A. Davey. Paator I <‘i mile north oP Cedar Creek) Bunday. Dec. g. [ 10:00 A M. Church service. -Sin­ 1O.M a m.-Sunday school. 11:00 ners in the Hands of an Angry God. m-Morning worship 7:30 p, M Sunday olin/..v u .h00| ln 11:00 school. In-m. Young Peoples service in charge '. “ 1?? A. ’M. S'S* ihE^lesson of MU1 Hazel Marts 1:qo p. m- ^niational Sunday school lesson, ------------------------- •— 1 - -— Wednesday, Dec. 9. _--------- meeting of Castleton the home of Charles p. m. Thursday. Dec. 10. meeting at Hastings one of the five winners in the coun­ ty 4-H garden project. ।church at 7:30 jx m. Furman Philipp and family txt I There will be a special meeting of the Y. P. M 8. at the' parson­ Kalamazoo called on Geo. Salton age. Dec. 4. at • p. m for a short business meeting and chorus pritcDecember 0 mark* the 15th an­ I The second District Quarterly niversary ot the first luberculosU I meeting for this conference year Christmas seal in America. Launch* will be held at OramV Ledge. Dec. 10-13. Friday will be" devoted to a District Sunday school Conven­ tion with Rev. H. R. Fidler as guest speaker. All these services are open to the public and you are cordially in- WE BUY DEAD ANIMALS NOTICE DR. L J. CASTON OPTOMETRIST Paneoul Bldg. Hastings j Ing service will be omitted, as the 'Rector will costduct a Communion service nt 9 a/m. for Episcopalians at Clear Lake Coast Guard camp. Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs famished and in­ stalled for all makes of Eaveetroaghiag 142 E. Stale FlK.sT < LASH i-RIIMf.lt Pbone 2519 National Bank Bldg JERRY ANDRUS if. APPI.P.K FpU HAI.):--Grime. (InUen. Jonalhan, Northern Rpy. Baldwin*, ilolibardaiona 4 milr« Muthweal . Middleville road, Chi.rr apple*, flair* tf Orrhard. DEWEY REED Estimates cheerfully FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rhone 72 SCIENTIST Tlie subject for Sunday is "Ood, the Only Cause and Creator." HOUSEHOLD GOODS AUCTIONEER given. Dates Hastings, Mich CARDS OF THANKS t*LB OB BENT— CITY. COUJMBY AMD BESOET Mr*. Harel NunemSkor Mr and Mr. Hhermau Tow Shipping Livestock Every Saturday f*HD OF* THANKK—Thrmtgl. • I wi.b to thank mr and neighbor* for ’the lo. n.e...r. 1 received on mr birihda, Marr J. Flower. JAKE DEPRIESTER CARD OP TIIANKR—••Thi* evpre. re thank* and appr.elalian Company flutings stoek- BAPTISTCHURCH r"'"* u” K..h<iiir"3li>bicaa it” 1 ' Tl‘e T*cU«l Missionary Society will Im»( twenty dkn'prior "» «»id hear-1 meet Wednesday afternoon. Dec. 9. {with Mrs. O. Kelsey ns the speaker. , 'Place to be announced later. 7 I REVIVAL STARTS SUNDAY AT W. M. CHURClC r» Revival services will begin Sun'day evening at lhe Wesleyan Mcth, IIF « nJchurch. N. Michigan Ave., at the 311th da, East State Road. The opening mea, sage will be given by the pastor, judge j R Chrtspeil and beginning i:.t»u of witii Monday evening. Rev. Leach of Marion will be the evangelist. hiring filed • Rev Leach conducted a meeting '•LbX North Irvlns a y<‘ar ■«° Bnd m.ttr.i to Pro- prior to taking a pastorate In the Uirbigo aid north Michigan Conference, waa a throogb u'a petition" MlM Vada Fox. northwest of lhe i. Further ordered. That pnbhe North Irving church. . thereof Ire given by publication North IrTln< ’‘hiring’ta’ire I R*’- Chrtspeil will be back In ag* Banner, a nrw,f<1M printed, the pulpit Sunday momlng. Come C. "BILL” SHERWOOD FOR INSURANCE MOTHERS! Doctors arc going to war, but CASH Peckhams Remet'y stays to help fight your child's cough — cold or croupy cough. Pleasant, ef­ fective —reliable — Ask far PECKHAM’S REMEDY. Sold by all druggists. 50c 13-34 For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for some of that good Lily White Flour Middleville complete stock Docs your cough, Valley Chemical Co. q votlcnah and Mrs. Harold Phil­ and deer skins. ARCHIE TO­ lips will preside. BIAS, one block north of Na­ Sunday morning worship at ten . thirty o'clock. The pastor wlll tell tional Bonk. about 'The One and Only Source" and will preach on the theme “An­ other Important Belief.-CURT SOLOMON Sunday school at 11:45, Mrs. Attle Hay. superintendent. AUCTIONEER Sunday evening club will meet Experience and Training I at six o'clock. Patricia Fewless, president. in nearly every line Phone 2331 If Liat your Auctioa Salta with j r kinds furs, hides G. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. TELEPHONE HASTINGS 2697 TO HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS I dm backt^^v^^^^k COWS $goo CALL VALLEY NOTICE buying all ECON-O-COAL STOKERS HORSES $750 child have * cold croupy or cough due to a cold? Give “Peckham's Remedy" — It’s pleasant, effective and reliable. Sold by your druggist. “Once tried, Quality SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. never without." tf. MILLER'S REAL ESTATE COLUMNS FOB SALE—10 acraa of land, acmawbat hilly but vary w*U lotal• d oa good «tate read, out thraa mile*. Hu good 1 room honn aowly covotod with laralaud bruk aiding, aloo nnr roof. Ha* natural gaa and alaolritlty. Alao good bun. Priced M only S3,400. Can bo, bought for U UUlo u 1500.90 down. FOR BALE—A Hico bungalow typo kaa« ’ In Morgan for only 11.050.00 Alao ona tn tba u«< town Ur 1750.00. A nlco modern homo en Them BL In that wud. thoroughly mod­ ern. Hu 4 room, and would make a fine homo for eone one who wi*h«* to work in factory. Can bo bought on terne. Priced al only Ono of th* flnart otdtk ftnu tn 33.000. Bury Co. Sam*what rough, but very 0 homo* and fortUo. Hu nice freak waler crook tanning clcu aeroaa th* anUro ' u* .ell yop farm. Hu 340 scroA—for only 17,400, Beo IhlJ II you want to to make a make money railing otaok. A Square deal or no deal our motto Miller I^eal Estate Co. Henderahott Building, Phone 1751 YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE COWS-$6.00 HORSES-$7.50 GLENN F. LAUB AU GH ANNOUNCEMENT The Beauty Bar Now Reopened TRESSA CLEVELAND Hotel Hastings Phone 2711 SIGN fuels always. We Have a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. in Hastings To Give Immediate Service We Fay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS IN MEMORIAM ■66 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS Brower Nursing Home FRIDAY .print. Phone 5331 PLAINWELL. MICHIGAN Out 12-3 Truss Fitting by in EXPERIENCED LY BARKER’S Hastings Pkcaa 2113 GRANGES . |fl SPECIALS — GINGER SNAPS 2 a 7 flavors JELLO GERBER’S STRAINED BABY FOODS MILD CHEESE Wisconsin waxpaper CUT RITE 2 pbg>4 can. lb125 ft. roll 29' 13c 29c 32<= 17c ■UY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE <. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �g worship; JiU p OL CHURCH rth op Cedar Creek) Church service. “Sinnds ot an Angry God. Sunday school. Inunday school lesson. Salton ha* Just re­ filled medal awarded » winners In the coun­ i project. UUpp and family of tiled on Geo, Salton Sunday. i marks the 35th anthe first tuberculosis j In America. Launch­ Ingtan. ' Delaware. It jular that the follow acume nation-wide. E BUY ANIMALS ES COWS 0 $goo ALL ALLEY .EPHONE ] .STINGS 2697 Chemical Co. HANGE R WHEAT c of that good Vhito Flour a complete stock line, medium, and chicken* up with fuels olwoys. TH BROS TE & CO TINOS. HKII. COLUMNS THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DE£|MIER 3. 1942 IICHTY-SEVINTH YEAR Another Honor for Donald Fingleton . he says. "Lady, there are more ways to get around those price ceilings than you ever heard about." . • • • r The Barons opened their 1M2-43 ------------------------------ r—Ti.—:-------------The Banner --------- ---------------has recently ...men------ । By jAN£ CAMERON I heard a coupla Future Farmers TWENTY YEARS AGO i UonH ’ *** erel flne hoxiors which -------------------------------------------------------talking and listened. Here it is: basketball season last Wednesday NOVM ' have co,nr w Fingleton at, —------ —----------------------------------------- Flrat Future Farmer: I had n calf " ' , „ . . , , -the Central Michigan College. Mt.I Sign In a machine shop-JAPS thb momlng and didn't go to work. Whot County. Health Dept. night when they handed Allegan A ukN ta C. rln B.U-1 pkmnl. DRILLED FREE Did for These Unfortunate* high a 61 to 29 defeat tn lhe local own. o.f<.ud c.w.d.u for pro-. lh, |unlor eUuJ1Tn, a„nd ,uw„. ... gym. Coach Brazak used 14 players / Second Future Farmer: (After rating attorney, wax completed : Herald of Fridayadds another honTalk about fast mall service—One close scrutiny) You're looking good I The Barry County Health Depart- throughout lhe game The game was me nt b Interested in and haa done marred by 30 personal fouls, • 20 by ThYr*f!,y ?nt!./aVe Klm 8l*‘*r “ : or awarded to thia Hastings young of our favorite soldiers in Australia Kow don't write and tell me I made majority of 193 votes, seven more u B dlMulfh to that wrote us on October 24. it reached up. I heard it In my own kitch­ much to help crippled children. In . the Saxons and 10 by Allegan. paper from Mt. Pleasant, which ' San Francisco October 28.and us en and as I've been filling Christ­ its annual report to the Barry coun­ ’ Hastings held a 17 to 3 lead at the , than the original count. The new Pennock hospital has read* as follows: \ , November 7lh. Alrmattr&f course, mas boxes for "our boys" and did ty board of supervisors the depart­ ’ end of the first period. Increased j been enclosed and work on lhe inDonald Fingleton. Hasting* Jun* Ijheir margin to 28 points in the ntit collect anythin* for this col­ ment mentioned Ite services to these»»>»>» lw a* 'general w*“u- ‘he-tnystery about 'so-and- umn. I thought I'd HU.it with any­ unfortunates in the following words: second quarter and led nt halt lime I terior will progress through the win- ■ lor WJU nam«j I cliairman of the Victory Loan FunJ,o war' had us thing that popped In my head and •Thirty-seven of Ute one hundred } by the score of 39 to 11 The Saxons' 'ler all burned to a crisp with its in ­ 1 Mis* Genevieve Rider haa been Dance to be staged 111 the Keeler b,,mw * ,n “ rH,n u ’ " h "* I hope I don't get fired. and ten crippled children (undtr 21 pace slowed down somewhat during repetition is solved. The green 1 years) registered in Barry county : Uie second iialf, as they scored elev- chosen a member of lhe "A Capello" union building Thursday evening, ane were given service at the clinics and - en points in each of the third and choir at Northwestern University, • Dec. n The affair, sponsored by the ' the package wlll be whltf. and you'd ------------ student council of Central MiclUgan ' hospitals approved by the MiclUgan fourth quarters, while Allegan college, will take the place of the think they were the only people In! Crippled Children Commission from' scored fourteen pointe in the third THIRTY YEARS AGO Nov. 28. 1912 Christmas Ball, formerly sponsored lhe world who made a sacrifice (or July 1. 1941 to June 30. 1942. These i quarter and lour in the final period country. It b an example of.-------------------------------------------------------services cost *3.171.28. a decrease1 Ted Banash. Ken Lane, and Bill'| An organization of Hartings bus- । annually by the Men's union and 'our where a clever advertising stunt. | Members of the basket-ball team.* from *7.726 46 from July 1. 1940 to, Garrison led the Saxon attack with Ines* men. lo be known as Hastings Women's league. Improvement Assn was perfected Fingleton. recently-elected pres­ overdone, can defeat it's own pur- of the 1941 Y. M. C. A—• June 30. 1941 A part of thi* de-. 17. 13. and 10 points respectively, pose. Youth Council tournament met with at a meeting held at Jamiesons j den i O f t |le student council, will be crease in expenditures was due to no Lenardson with 12 pointe was high * * ■ Lyn Lewb on Monday to discuss restaurant Thursday evening Fifty n&Ulllcd by Ark.nt. Hopkln, FrQnk. new cases of infantile paralysis in I point man for Allegan My white goosle has the most plans for an enlarged program thb ...... ... men were present. They elected F. jort junior, also representing the the year 1941—1942. Further ... re­ The Hasting* reserves defeated beautiful blue eyes I've seen In a year 65 boys attended the meeting. duction in these expenditures are the Allegan reserve* In the prelim - R. Pancoast, chairman. Hugo Wun- COUIKn; Kurt Becker. Greenville long time. He is too beautiful lo George Mil- , junl6r president of the Men's unThe Saturday morning period in possible by stressing accident pre­ inaty game by the scone of 31 to 33. derliclL secretary the high school gym Is to be known ... 10,1 ■ Marjorie Anderson. Ludington eat for Christmas dinner. vention, communicable disease con­ Lawrence Fuller was high point man ler Treasurer. a* "Pun Club" and. as the name trol. especially infantile paralysis, for Ute locals with 10 points. Hough ■ Arthur Bush, proprietor of Izach junior, business manager of the Vic­ Kidhood remembrance—At milk­ Implies, there will be a number of protective foods to insure good and Spidel with 7 and C pointe re­ lake hotel, was knocked unco.ucious tur>. IxMn pund- ind thrfr olhrr structural developments, and by spectively lead the vbilot s' attack. by a lanic stone which *lruck him . 6tUdent representative* of the union ing time al) the assorted kids that activities planned according to lhe were around would go Into lhe pan.r. .. _______ group. A , basket-ball tournament finding the crippled child early. Tomorrow night the Saxon* Jour­ on the heat!, and was buried lo his Qlld league try and Ret tin cups off the shelf, will be only a part ot the «eries. When correction can be more easily ney to Lowell to play the Lowell Red knees Jn a gravel slide In a pit near Leach lake Friday. and go Into the milk house and Arrangements for lhe contlnuaand quickly accomplished. Raiders. Last year the Saxons de­ nated to the Victory Loan Fund, cotch warm, foamy skim milk from 1 tlon of the Saturday morning actlvMra. Mac Young I* moving into ; “Public health nurses made 148 feated Lowell by the score of 47 to her beautiful new home on W. ’ established at Central this faU for the separator, and drink it until our I liter were made at the last Youth house visits to crippled children In | the purpose of building up u fund ' Green St. tummies were full. It had a taste' Council meeting. At the same time Barry county from September I. 19­ Lineup* I Six little girl friends ot Freder­ from which service men returning nnd fragrance that brings tears for' plan* were developed for the regu­ 41 to August 31. 1942. Hastir {i icks Bessmer were invited in Mon­ to Central after the war may bor­ those happy, carefree days when we j Ur program of dances for older "The crippled Children's Field Player row to complete their college edu­ (didn’t have boy* In trenches and I youth. Inability to secure an or­ day afternoon to help ertebrate her Clinic was held In Barry countv cation.” In bomber* nnd on battlefields. So' chestra ha* deUyed the. program birthday. June 12. 1942. by the Michigan Crip­ Bush. L ... , vMd are those day* of my life that and led to the purchase of an ampled Children------------------Commission --------------Children1 Banash, c. - ------------------3 * *7 FORTY YEARS AGO the smell of warm milk can bring pllfier and phonograph. Thb sysThanksgiving Baskets Baske were invited who had not kept re- Kenyon <Ci g. 046 Nov. 27. 1902 ^nronrl HnnrJ fknor them noodln« bock- u hal "’ways tern has Just been secured and will turn apolntments to cllnlcg and new------- -— 0 * 10 ; Terrance Wood. 13. was accident- Spread Good Cheer I been mv one alm to give my chll- serve a number of organteations In case* for whom the local physlelcrr :ians coleman.’ f. 113 ally shot by Chivies Asplriall, abo I wanted ortho|>edlc examinations. ; Townsend, g. Schoo) children of Hastings con-1 dren the same glorious childhood lhe Hastings Recreation Program. “ 0 0 2 13. while rabbit hunting on the Rusthat I enjoyed. Whatever wars Miss Helen Wade of Hie Youth "Forty-five children attended this Keeler, f. 0 0 2 - sell farm south of thb city Satur- tribute*! foodstuffs and money that ate fought, we must give se­ Council and Lyn Lewis of the Y. clinic: of these twelve were found cnough this year to provide Thanks­ curity to the children. I'm glad 0 12 day and died a short time later. to nee*! immediate care either in Stamm. OMM1U„ c. 002 Robert Dawson b constructing a giving baskets for twenty-eight our country sends food to the lit- dance program. the orthopedic clinics or hospitals Ayepr 1 0 0 0 blacksmith shop on the land oppo- needy famlUe*. Tlie packing of the The annual game feed of the Del­ These have been returned to the ouocet 0 I 0 site Merrick Reeds wagon shop. It baskets was supervised by Miss Bar­ ton Hi-Y club was staged on Sat­ clinics for care. Eighteen of those It. Thomas, g. bara Bachelder and the Home Ec. 0 0 0 will be occupied by Dan Lake. Patsy says It will be unpatriotic urday night at the Hotel of Reid's examined were advised lo return for Brown, f. 0 0 0 w. F. Hicks han bought out the class Hl Y boys delivered lhe bas­ W N»',‘I""1-'1 «“» I" ‘h' 8u«-, IMl,’ .number of m.mfurther examination, from one Total 5 20 61 (interests of lhe Strong tee Co. and kets. with trucks being donated by "r BowI thls re*r I ben. wok part m an ell-dar hum month to one year. Five were dis­ j i-.ereafter will be the whole thing In Henry Wellman, Price Bras., and 1-ee pin,' a^nd Uk, OW- "’a charged as cured. ' Allegan Highlands Dairy. ' the Ice business. "Thb type of field clinic, in which piayer f^n-i sr F p T Local milk dealers have formed a ik. orlhoiwdlc surgeon, ~n. physlo-ther- stone One of the greatest achievements the stone, ff 2 0 2 combine and henceforth all those npbt. social worker apd orthopedic Lenardson Lenardson, f 2 112 wj|0 wuh to quiff the lacteal fluid of the 20th century can be the erad­ E..'oe^,S.7,E^ XrX; ication of tuberculosis in the consultant nurses came to lhe coun- Huntley iC>, c. 640 will have to pay six cents a guart are higher than they were in March! p^ul Kyburx Calvin Ptoria was in ty. afforded opportunity for the par- Mankin. g. 0 2 2 instead of the time honored price United Slates, according to Curtis and tell the clerk and then Ibten' cb“r*e of * •hort oI lhe, M. Wylie, president of the Michigan enu tb get assistance in carrying Gilpin g. 3 2 .5 , of five cents. out the orthppedbl's recommends-1 Hahlklan f. to hb alibb. Yester- CIUD---------------- Tuberculosis Association. Christ- with ..... big ears w . tlons transports- pu-nn mas Seal funds help pay for this dav lhe clerk said, and this sudden ■ 0 10 1 FIFTY YEARS AGO tlon. the health . Total' fight. [ outburst of honesty will kill you. | —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— ' 7. „ 15 _10„29 Nov. 24. 1892 <lfP“ clinic ; proe throws missed: Bush ah 2,1 ColeMr. ' Workmen hav ---------have commenced laying raved many house visits. With fur- man 2. ottosen 1. Slone 2. Lenard- brick on lhe new Jail. ther curtailment in transportation ,wn nunllcy 4. Mankin 1. With his election in doubt since thb may be a desirable procedure ।------------ —,,, for the children -seen In 1 CADET HONORED ..... future. --------- The .... ......... —....... —---- --------iciiumiy certainty UKI that rialUL Frank n. A. nuuwci Hooker ui of this clinic did not need to have Aviation Cadet Orval Harrington, charlotte has been elected to the “stale papers." which eliminated son of Mr. and Mra. W. O. Barring- supreme bench. The official count . D./.'.,!.. *I1A8.<2 Washington Ul. ■ C was give* . > ■ — . ... ... . a*. work for the Probate Judge's office. ton. 210 St., x 7' — * ‘ *7 rf ICtC gives him a plurality of 1000 or •'The Hastings Rotary Club spon­ recently honored for outstanding I more. sored Ute transportation and-lunch­ work st Thunderbird Field II. avia- I . — < > «■ es for the children attending. Grad­ tlon training center near Phoenix. 1 Cu0< CnntiimpK Cn AriX. — THE BLOOMINGTON : *'0, uate nurses and lay women volun­ teered valuable assistance at tlie daily telephone. j For $2,500 Damages clinic, giving an outstanding exam­ ple of community participation In a MUNICIPAL COURT •■ Bernard Beverwyk has brought brouj Wesley Manker. 18. was arrested i suit for 12.500 against the Consumcommunity project. With a possible decreasing health department staff, o* Saturday by Deputy Sheriff j era Power Co. for Injuries he re­ due lo the war effort, this type of Bedford at Middleville, on the i celved when his gu-opcrated fur­ group work may be necessary to charge of reckletwi driving of an j nace exploded Dec. 17. 1941. He He was taken Into । claims the explosion was due to . continue our services in tlie crip­ automobile pled children work and in pther Municipal Court Monday, admitted negligence on the part of the comthe offense and was assessed »25 pany, whose employee, he claims, pluses of our program.” fine and »4.50 coats. I failed to put the furnace In proper The red double-barred cross U ---------------- «•» ■ -----condition after lhe company was Christmas Seals have helped to' notified that It was not working the symbol of the campaign against tuberculosis. Ita work b financed reduce UiberculosL* from the first I properly, death In 1913 to the rev’ entirely by the penny Christmas cause of w * lenth today. GET IN THE SCRAP! HELP GIVEN FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN Saxons Win First Basketball Game, Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday \, BARRY BYPATHS BE CAUSE H t LOVES NICE TNINOS BE AN AHOtL . . . GIVI HIM Mott men are surptiuagly c in writing P*F'- «w is doubly apptKUwd! iY.M.CA. NEWS His sporting blood will ipprovs the gstne-buJ Km on this box of ttuidr itc psp«». In folded ot ring!* ihe«r style*. Kid>kin or Himlmsdc-finuh p»p«t. $1. White Vellum sheets in himself 1! 50 (There is EATON'S GIFT STATIONERY dtiiffJ /er JOO 5°o LyBARKER’S DRUG STORE PHONE 2115 HASTINGS Last Chance to Help Us Send a Greeting to Boys in the Service Dec. 7th is the deadline for greetings. We want to send a greeting to all the beys. Please help us. Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us-the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. Important Notice ding. Phone 2751 iABLED VALUABLE TO RADIO LISTENERS >WS-$6.00 Wait Green St. Service Waitings 2565 (YORKS Here’* good new*. Now you wfll enjoy still more the world's fines I radio programs. On December 1 Station WOOD-WASH Grand Kapida multiplied II* sending power TEN TIMES—from 500 to 5000 (FIVE THOUSAND) walls. For you this will mean clearer, more distinct reception — a new quality of tone from this powerful station which will add much to lhe pleasure of your radio. Tune in on WOOD-WASH and notice lhe difference. TURDAY 29c 13< ans 29c lb 32c roll 17c g» RE WOOD-WASH now becomes OUTpTATE MICHIGAN'S GREATEST STATION in quality and variety of programs. In size of uudiqnce, and with power accond lo none. From three great networks — the NBC Red network, the Blue network and the Michigan radio networks—cornea to you a parade of the alar* over WOOD-WASH. For Bob Hope, Charlie McCarthy, Lowell Thomae, Fibber McGee and Molly, Baby Snooks, Bing Crosby, Jack Benny and a hundred other favorites, stay tuned to 1300 on your diol. WOOD-WASH Grand Rapids — 5000 Watta Day and Night 1300—Now, More Than Ever, the Reliable Spot on Your Dial See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bonk. WUliam Albert Adams Oliver John Angeleltl Morley Wayne Ayera Robert Bankhead Woodrow Wilson Barnes Rudolph Cyras Batholomew George Dewey Beard Don Bekin. Cha*. G. Blair Omar Date Barnum Harry WUliam Beaver Robert William Born Frederick J. Boulter Herbert Bradshaw Robert W. Rush LeRoy Casterline Gordon Walter Castle Donald Blain Chamberlain WUliam Alton Clark Leon Clayman Lawrence Byron Cluekey • WUliam Kinsey Cote David RusscU Cook Floyd Garwood Craig Lloyd Albert Crow Floyd Winifred Culver Boyd Hobart Clark Wesley George Cordes Roy Leslie Dennison Wayne Paul DePew Wayne Floyd Dark John P. Diamonte Norman Nelaon Haight WUliam Robert Drake Kenneth Barrett Edeborn Gordon Jay Hoffman James Ivan Houghtalin George Raymond Myers Orville Eugene Myers Stephen Misak Clarence Eldred Spidel Mahlan Junior Strickland Robert Gilmore O'Connell James Andrew Olla Harion C. Edwards Robert WUliam Field Donald James Flngielon Carroll J. Fisher George FUnl Marshall Dean Furrow Albert Julius Geiger William Nathan Gladstone Jack Gelhlng Griffin Harland G. Grinage Kenneth Edward Gates Roland Paul Geiger Clarence Raymond Grow Royce Gard Jack Michael Hamilton Maurice Hamilton Shirley F. Hamlin Thomas Daniel Harris William Iran Harris Fred Daniel Hayes Lawrence Simpson Jenkins Wilbur HIUte Jorgensen Harold Nelson Snow Donald Chapman Kelsey Horace Keith Powers Robert James Pratt John Richard Keeler Lawrence Albert Radtke Clayton Tinker John Paul Langford Dennis Loyal Ripley Charles Emil Tlchv James Henry Lininger Mason Elbert Lilts Blaine Ross Manson Walter WUliam Mayxes Floyd Albert McClurkin Harold Sterling Rogers Florian Ralph Salik Harrison Cyras McDougald John Dyrns McDougald David McKeown Philip Herbert Warren Robt Kenneth Whitney Murray Edward Schnurr Stanley Wesley Benstba Tommb WUliam Hendrick William Earl Heaeott Harold Kenneth Hilton Bradford L. Hinckley Howard Elton Hinckley Janies Franklin Hinckley George Edwin Millard Russell Allen Sinclair Dari Munger Keith William Smith HASTINGS CITY BANK d PHONES: 2105 * 2103 HFifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �at Overlie I and Mra Bctilpper's dinner Bunday. Mr. and Mr*. Mon­ mother at Holland, and incidental- roe Aubll and children of Leighton, Thanksgiving Mrs Ed Pinkbeiner and ths May­ nard sums family of Battle Creek. suiuaj ata aw , 1 - - —— — । . ।। , The L. R Beeler family Caledonia Thanksgiving dinner al C12. ——'* Thanksgiving viator* al Um bams teler. — Bunwith his father, C. C, Beeler. . °r bit. and Mrs. Roy Hooper. ~ ‘ with ““ '' Mr. " and ' “ day they took Mr. Beeler, 8r. Mra. man whiu w them and spent lhe day Mr.----------------Caledonia., — Mr. and i - ------ -----------,with ------------Mra Clifford Robert Frost tn Grand Proctor and daughter Vivian of ■ 'North Grand Rapids Bl-. Blanch I Mra. Carl Miner at Bpaulding of Muskegon and C. E. LEVILLE «LISTEN—that sound you hear tonight— it's a nation at u«r/ From tho chattering machine shops of Syracuse to tho roaring airplane plants of Detroit... from tho thundering fumacoa of Pittsburgh to the pounding, clanging forges of St. Louis... Millions of men are shaping the weapons of war. Listen again and you'll hear the endless echo of raiiroed whistles . . . the click of steel against stoe!... tho roar of harnessed steam aa tlie fast freights thunder by. Tlie American Railroads nre at uw. Twenty years ago they began preparing for uAaftivr cmargoncy might eomo. Since then . . . tracks . . . bridges . . . signals... yards... shops... terminals... have been greatly improved. Moro powerful rocomotives and better cars have been put into service. Shippers nave cooperated in a great vol­ untary movement to make bettor, mors efficient urc of railroad facilities. Tlscsc arc romo of tlus reasons why Amer­ ica's railroads have been able to meet tho iwavy demands of lhe greatest enter go n<-y and Mrs. Loon Blater of Thanksgiving holidays at the Carl her brother Beaman 3c Donald P. Rapids were Sunday after- Rock home, with Mra. Leon Rock Parker came from Yorktown. Va„ ' ‘ ----for a few days' visit. Hi* mother M-'and. -toon* I Friend* of Mra. Mary Bliss are Mra. F. P. Parker of Litchfield had Fred otto who makes hia hnn terry to know that she is falling also come to the Cutler home for wikb his daughter, Mra. R . K. Ms- in health very rapidly. She haa Thanksgiving so lhe reunion was Naughton went to Bausr for th* bMti al the hoapUai in CutlanrUla most happy in all way*. Both left on the noon train tor Detroit on Thanksgiving holidays and for an Saturday. Mias Peggy Chandler indefinite stay with his sister Mra. Plana are underway for the Mid­ Elizabeth Lowing. dleville Brotherhood meetings for of the T-K faculty w*s also a $tnMr. and Mra Clifford Briggs and lhe coming winter. President Floyd ner guest of the Cutlers during the two children of Jackson were B*t- Helrigel and hi* able corp of of­ ficers are making plans for an tn- I .The numerous hunters are home cooperative supper with Mra. E. [tereslinc season and. hope many some with and some without their |F. Blake and family Saturday evemen will Join and make it one of deer. Apparently the laurels were |nlnf. Kalamazoo, spent their vacation at I Mr. and Mra. Mark Ritchla spent ■{the up- and -coming organizations won by lhe Bedford party, com­ I their homes tn Middleville and Thanksgiving with their - daughter, j Mr. and Mrs Prank Davis and ■ which it has been for many yean. posed ot Mat, Russell and Gerald 'two daughters of Grand Rapids this vicinity. Mrs. Delbert Buxton and family Bedford and Roy McCaul whr lett —------ The first meeting haa been set for were Thanksgiving guests at the g with .her people In Grand. Monday night, Dec. 14 and lhe for Germfait. U. P. on Thursday I Mra. Christine Finkbeiner enter- ,|n °re»d TUpids. [home of her father, Ben Baird. and> the weekend wtth hl* Pegram wiD be announced later, preceding the opening dale. Sun­ | Mrs. Harold Kaecheic. nee Lois i, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ros-1 u'i* Evelyn Oeukc* was home day the opening day they went out Friday after spending Thanksgiv­ Cobb, acted as substitute at Thomin north west Thornapple. I her studies at M. 8. C. for deer, and on Monday shot lhe one ing with ber aunt, Mrs. C?A. Gard­ |apple-Kellogg, school last week, Tho»tat>ple-Kel]otr school can ^e holiday vacation. । while the regular teacher.—Mrs be very proud ot its debating team. I Henry VoUweller and family of extra. They broke camp Tuesday ner and family. \ ' Mr. and Mr* Harold Griffith । Helen Brog Vogel was on her boney- James Paulkner and Maxine Fink- Grand Rapids were Sunday eve- and spent lhe night with the Glen belner who won both debate*, at nlng caller* of hU Uster. Mra. Blake party at Hunters lodge near Mr. and Mra. W. H. McKevitt, the tournament participated in by Martha Benaway. •KenyOn and children. Mr. apd Mra ’-K" Whencr ------ of :Middleville Wednesday night with Ralph Kenyon, Neal Cook and Mias Dick Sandefur and tons. Billie and nine teams al the Lee high school jI Mr and Mr*. John Vivian Williams were Thanksgiv­ Douglas, local and Mr and Mra. in Grand Rapids, Wednesday eve- •Grand Rapids have purchased the their kill, having been gone lea* Our young folk* had lhe 'Alice Hoyt residence and moved ing guests at the home of Sldney Day Pugh and daughter. Mary Kl­ nlng In on Thanksgiving day. Mrs. W. negative side of lhe question "Re1 Kcnyon and Mra. Pearl Kenyon in is a cousin of Mra. W. P. Coraon. I „ guesto of Mra. Isaac Keeler in Lansing. Robert Gtllou is spending a few Arthur Grand RapUl.i Thanksgiving day. days at home with his parents, Mr.' ‘ expected home the forepart of this Mrs. Pugh and little Mary remalnand Mrs. T. I. Gillett and on Fri­ । week from a ten days' visit with a day takes his .final physical at De­ brother and family in Des Moines, , , Miss Pearl Hendershott, teacher [uolt- t°r »”ny service. re#I transaction last ing considerable trouble the post Mr. and Mra. Roy McCaul were I Mrs. Hallie Stevens spent the in the Detroit schools, visitedher1 A visitors of Mr. and Mra. Jack Shook -Thanksgiving holidays with her son brother-tn-law and slater, Mr. and wt*k 11 ot interest to older resl- . few days with arthritis In her knee. [Dr. Lloyd Btevvns and wife at Jo- Mrs. Charles Campbell on the Irv-dents. The Jack Johnson farm on [ Miss M. Agnes, Btokoe of the , in Grand Rapids, Friday. . Uet. Hl. ing road, from Wednesday until ‘ he prairie occupied by his son Pontiac school spent lhe Thanks­ Master Hiram French, who is a several---------years giving vacation at the home of Thanksgiving guests of Dr. and Sunday afternoon. ' Ackley and family »for —--------pupil in Barbour Hall at Nazareth was sold to Albert Wiertnga of the ,---------- - --------------------- ---- Mra. R. M Serijan. were Rev. H.1 “—*" — west county line. Thanksgiving holidays at homc[H. Harris of Wayland, and Mr. The Middleville Rotarians WU1 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. «nd Mra. J. L Rugg. local. Mr. and Mra. Calvin English of observe Rotary Ann night. TuesClarence French, on the prairie, i Miss Myrtle Cook, who with her Grand Rapids. in their history—why thia year they hnvo Mr. and Mrs---------John--------------------VanderWahl । Mr. and Mr* Joe Plala and two 'Aunt, Mis* Lottie Howard, moved • — ------------been able to carry just about double the vol­ children and Mr. and Mra. Chas. [ recently to her home by the water and baby of Muskegon werjj week- with dinner at 7 o'clock. Rotarian husband, to a venison supper at ume of freight and passenger traffic that Baughman. Jr., andchildren were [tower, has moved to the home of end visitor* of her parents, Mr. governor Sam Oliver of* Muskegon .their home In the Clay Hill* they moved in 1939, when Hitler invaded will be the speaker. 'neighborhood. After the feast of Thanksgiving guestsof their par- i her sister, Mra. Ben Baird. The and Mbs. Elmer James, Rev. Karl Keefer and family of good thing* the time was passed ento, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baugh- Laurel Bensiba family has movedj Henry Griffeth of Berrien Springs Poland. man, Sr. {into lhe Cook house. ' came Friday for a ten days' visit Ludington were Thanksgiving guests with heart*. Those wto were pres­ But there u a limit. As assn-by Joseph B. The Clarence French family ,nd David Hooper of w“h his nephew. Harold. Glen and et his mother. Mra. Emm* Williams. ' ent were SupL Evan Ardis. Robert Eastman, Director, Office of Defense Trans­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pierce of Hardy. Mr. and Mra Willard Kldspent Thanksgiving in Grand Rap- Muskegon were visitors at the home Osbert Griffeth and families, portation, there is "a clear and definite need id* family. hl* parents, Mr. and *«ra. Mra. Roy ■ Russell Bender,------------------------------assistant custo- Lansing were Thanksgiving guests de r of Freeport, Mr. and Mra. V1lua with ciui her uer alstor sister and ana lamuy. the T-K school, haa been of htr Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Man Barnum of Woodland and Mra. Elmer Fenton who has been Hooper. Sunday of last week, for new locomotives and new freight cars - •' • ' ‘ ““ -- ------------ - ------- -------- Amoa Palmer of this vicinity. spending several Weeks tn Jackson Auhii and hi« . . . and if we sire to attain and maintain Mr. and Mra. Glenn Blake spent with his daughter. Mrs. Charles Aubll have returned from a two the past week with an attack of maximum utilization of existing facilities, । The Rouse circle of the Mctho- lhe weekend at -Chicago with their Lewis was home for Thanksgiving. weeks hunting trip In the north, pneumonia. We are glad lo know l. u_* —.— .home -----------a.— he conjng along nicely. dlit church will hold ito regular [daughter, Mra. Marcus Squler. they must be kept in prime order and repair." each bringing deer. Other relatives present for a co­ — Thanksgiving guest* at the Wm. The following persons enjoyed a Robert Harris of Rochester *pe$jt meeting and Christmas party thia Facing still greater demands upon their Matthew* and'her daughter. Mra. cooperative. Tltanksglving dinner Thanksgiving day with hte mother Tliursday afteroan at the home of R Harper home were Mia* Jeanfacilities in the coming crucial year, railroad ;____________ Mr. — and Mrs- — Earl. — Lee and —r- — — — » _. u and brother Mrs. Vessle Harris and Mra. T. J. Berry. Melba Postern a and son Jack of iwith | Thanksgiving was a festive day daughter. Ruth of Ionia and Rev. men are steeling themselves to meet wliatGrand Rapids. and Mrs. Eva Wood. children. Mrs. Mattie Lynd. Mr. Charles- Other Thanksgiving gueste ever lien ahead. Given the tools—the steel and Mrs. Max Lynd. Mrs. Nellie were Mr. and Mra. Glenn Solomon at lhe home ot Mr. and Mr*. Os- iRaliJi Harper and family of Flush­ The latter remained until —to work with, they mean to see to it that James Paulkner accompanied by Thompson, J4Lm Edna Lee and Mr. -and son Curtis and Miss Anna car Pinkbeiner when forty-two ing. i relatives gathered in a family re- Saturday. Joe Mix of Hastings attended the and Mrs- Ray Rolfe of Battle Creek. Hewitt, local. the lights guiding vital railroad transport .. R. Prindle vis- I Mr. Harold Kenyon of unlon and for “ t,mc of. happiness. I Mrs. Harry Grose of Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. F. »*- and —' Mra. ~ Grand Rapids symphony concert remain green from coast to coast. Prevent Ited their daughters. Mrs. Ned Mio and Detroit were Saturday and Pre *cnt were Mrs. Sarah Ostroth, Wash . was a Wednesday visitor of In Grand Rapids Friday evening. Barber and Mrs. u. OT Seward w»u Brock and Sunday visitors u, of nm his «unv. aunt, nu». Mrs. J* Mr r ,and and Mrs Mrs Lcslle Leslie Adams all all of of Mrs. David Chase and family Mrs. ----------------Mr. and Mra Claude Timmer and ------ ------------■ 'Harah ------ -- ------------ “ and- also - - MaP‘e Grove, -- ------ -----—• Mrs. Ted Grose la now visiting her d*ter, Grand Rapids. Campbell called Mr. and children of Bauer were callers ot their families tn Super and daughter Geralee. Mr. Mrs. Delos Sciiad at Coming. Mra. Emma Williams and the Ar­ Thanksgiving day and until Sun- on his cousins. Connie Beeler Beeler returned returned to to DeDe- !antl Mrg- c,rl Eckardl, Joyce and I Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Cridler and . Connie thur Gcukcs family. Sunday of last i day. Michigan College, w—State ------- ---------... children were Thaksgiving guests John Robert Stumpf, belter trait Buriday with Gerald William* Bruce. of --------Mr and Mrs. Ray Scheels. Mr. and‘ at a family gathering at lhe home QM? OFMtn/M'S KA/1KMDF known as Jack Quirk, who mado who has been vLUttng his parents, Mr. Mra. Ben Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. his home with the McNaughtons Mr. and Mrs Bert Williams. MOB/C/FtO FOK 1 ETvin Ha'fn nnd fmir rhllAw, a amitv. %,..ii«i..n for several year*, joined the army The Floral Garden club will be two weeks ago. and is located al entertained at the home of Mra. । Camp Grant, Ill. Mattie Benaway thL* Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. Leon Potto of day Mr, and Mrs. Peter Taalmaj and (HUls section were guests of Mr. children of Grand Rapids were and Mra Roy McCaul. Wednesday guesto of Mr. and Mra. Chas. Min­ evening to a venison dinner, bon- er, —•nuinkj^ivlng -----------— —-- day ________ and helped orlng their 40th wedding annlver- Mrs. M celebrate her birthday. | Mr. and Mra. Andrew 'aackler „ - --- -------------------------- , ---------- ----------------- —----- ------- ----Klump. local. Frances Potts who are attending Mrs. Hairy Hydom returned to are happy over the arrival of their Mr *nd Mri her home Ln Grand Rapids. Mon­ Oral granddaughter, born to Mra. 1 Moat °f U” teachers of Tnoni-' tlie Grand Rapids University, and apple-Keliogg school spent the^Mtoirs Helen Coman and Marcella day after spending the Thanks­ Carl Segar in Pennockhospital, Lucid Secretarial giving holidays with her sister, Jdrs. Bunday momlng, November B. We hollday vacation at their homes: Davis of lhe hear the little lady will be called Henry Cunningham with his par- school.- Grand Rapids, spent their Lenna Kirkpatrick. "Dawn Marie." «“• Battle Creek. Miss Marjorie Thanksgiving vacation at their Mr anrf Mr. t Chandler and MLu Mnrinrt» Min. hnma. {ill., formerly of this vicinity, was New York Central a Wednesday evening guest ot Mr*. । Fred Btokoe and later went to the . [home of her daughter Mra. Clifford1 Pvt- Merle Prance of Camp .Converse near Freeport for a few Crowder, Mo., was a Friday caller Weeks' visit. ■ of Mrs. Emma Williams and his | Mra. Oriey Gibbs of Grand Rap- cousin, Mra. Harold Ball. ids spent Tuesday with her friend,' Leon Rock and son-in-law and Mrs. Claude Rosenberg, northwest daughter Crystal, also Karl Ryan [of town. Rock all of Detroit spent the The East Side social club will meet this Wednesday at the home of Mra. Charles Parker, north of town. Calvin and Willis Streeter of Gun V lake returned home Saturday etcnlng after a two weeks hunUng i trip at Stuben in the Upper Penj (Continued on Page Four.! | DON'T BE AN OSTRICH 'about ouse Will Have To Wait for cold WEATHER DRIVING! You won’t profit by hiding the facts from yourself. CHECK THESE: Unless tempcralures. strong winds and slippery streets . . . winter driving will be a prob- • Radiator Home That Is Already Built This winter, more thon • Tlrt. ever, your country needs your • Fuel Fumps IN REAL ESTATE your car is ready to stand sub­ • Lubrication • Battery GOOD BUYS Fof Sale. 80 acres of woods in Orangeville town­ ship. Land will be valuable when cleared. Has about 3000 cords of wood on it. We ore handling an estate which hat a lot in the first ward on Mill street and a back lot on Cun lake for sale. transportation facilities in ex­ cellent working order! We alio have money to help you finance REMODELING.. REPAIRING your homo. But it is also true wo do not know how long we will be able to do this, so come in now and talk it over. Our plan enables you to have the work done ond pay for it in easy payments. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN PHONE 2503 CARE FOR YOUR CAR—fOR YOUR COUNTRY You must moke your car last! From now on, make it a regular habit to change oil every 1000 miles. ANDRUS SERVICE EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone 2240 daytime STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 2659 �____________________________________________________________________________THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER X 1M»’ ■'Sunday dinner guesto of Mra. D-1 called on Mr. snd Mra. Will Blough I Miu Marilyn Steralck of Lansing 'and Helen of Clarksville called on‘Tom Jeffery on Thursday for ani 7- .non* Whitney and Gaylord. Saturday afternoon. ,spent Friday afternoon and Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger all day meeting. [Bern | Mr. and Mrs Alton Rogers and Mtes Dorothy Bunn spent ths day with her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Saturday afternoon. । Dean Overholt of Grand Rapid* I ?■; Mn. X«Uk SU«.r Mn. “ltal « "rL?""0'' °°. Mr. and Mr*. J D. Cool visited Thanksgiving • ———X-X-- day J-_ — with «•». Mr. ---anda l-x of •Unsing. ---x—— XX She — -t also —— called 11—a on «> Rev. .I lumrol turned Win with Marilyn Uarllvn Cnr for a *few — days' Ruuell of’orand ____ _ Rapids dxv Ur Mr- OvarKzilr Overholt ia is — working nn on I1 Detroit Pkasaat Valtey friends In brand Rapids’**and. ,Mra [Love's brother, Charles Charles Love Love and and Visit. visit. ' Mr* Coy Cov Stowell. Kinu-rii Love's brother. .. Thanksoivinr with Mr and lhe new United Brethren church 10: 00 A. M. Morning worshipRev. T' Ed Roush zt of Zzzzzz. Caraon City ,Mrs Ivan Roiuh ' ln Kalamazoo and reports the buildGrandville from Monday until: Paul Burkey of Norfolk} Virginia. Clarence Miller, paUento at Ing-1I Per. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school -n-n. Monday _a,». — Mrs. __ e.-a-ku. i—.i ln« prosreuir.g nicely and Uie Ttiursday night and also attended spent Uie Thanksgiving weekend lunl County Sanltorium, and her jpent with *.t. his -1-. sister, 8:00 P. M. Ciiristian Endeavor. ________ __ ________ »n»*rr ana Mr Wro vfrter .nd ,rltttCTUl frorn Ulc Tamarac church Signal Corp* a big Thanksgiving dinner at the with hte parent* and___________ visited friends cou*in-___________ Mis* Marte____________ Ann Miller,_ of i-uun [John Thaler and lanuiy. family. , ... Freeport. r.roper, Ya«t1 Lansing. । Mri ------- ------Moore fcnd Mn_, Y“"er HutljS “ £U“<Unf 5“?' Topic: "What Happen* When W* home of Mr. and Mra. Frank .In.Y** Lansing. 2“ Worship Together?” Mn. Wm. wm. Waite of of Pleasant VslMr. and M Mrs. Surrarrer Mr Mri- Ray Wteland w|el*nd and ' Woodworth j“wte* y^lte •----- <•- ‘'8w"n'of‘D^ilM , Mra. Laubahlre of Grandville I Mr „ Warren Burrarrer Mr.- and Mra. Woodworth and baby of Eaton — ^ 1:00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer meet­ . . — . . . . . . .. . r-.mll.. atfaruXMl .. Fam,1» --Mr. and Mra. L. R. Wolcott al- and Clare returned home Monday family attended a family gather- . Rapids called on Mr*. Love lut w„e 'Hiankaglving guesto of h^plU12^’.°*: ln» al the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing .n ng an operation. Her condition Chalm Miller tended lhe Wolcott reunion at the after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alat ,°f 5<r^Mn<l Prlday and Mra. Levi Hynes of Grand u ’renorted^u^^od" 1 the McOmber farm and 'Pritley. t*: te reported as "good". , ... . home of Mrs. Stat* Hilbert of bert Surrarrer of Preesoil. Gordon Stahl last Sunday. The |I pvt “ *???.• . Pvt. Kelth Keith R**i Bau from from r«mn Camp Gnih-.n«nta< Grub- - Rapids. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Englteh of' HENDERSHOTT । ber. Oklahoma, wu a Wednesday I me vt. O. V, a. wm BN nlsht and Thuradav euest of Miss ’tccond Thursday thia monin ! \ .Will Mishler of South Bowne. noon. ’ . community party Sat- of the third, at lhe home c parents. Mr and Me*. Uwte Neeb BlrauinUte. N D . Hte. Helena , Btmdsy dinner guests at th* Gall Wilbur Schantz. This U our < Caroline Buehler spent E. z H. it. Adams Aosm* of or Ann Arbor Aroor sru/' ws* Tbe W. o. 8. C. o. 8. ui of the uie Metho memo-­ —— w.... ------------------------ bm Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and Braendle of Grand Rapid* Miu 1 home were Seaman 2nd > - »n. varoune. **Ch,Per8?° Thanksgiving weekend st.the home ’a ?Monday dinner guest ot P. E. dlst church will meet with Mrs. ■ £<**1 °“rd Norma attended a Thanksgiving Dorothy Woods and Junior Blough claM William Paul McGregor of •mini nnd the Allen Fteh family. • LAizlc,.-----------Bmelker Wednesday, . 11 Jwould ** ,urd to • ten-cent gift for ths Use. — .._ f —-----------------------------------------------,, De- cl^"r dinner at lhe home of Mr and local, spent Bunday evening with Chicago, Mis* Helena Braandle of of her son, Mr. and Mra. Forrest; Deming r Adams Adam-, Isla spending «nendtne the the winter winter cember cember 9th Sth for for the the regular regular bu*lbual-; 1 ‘f11 r— — «OJoyed thsmaeiVe* most, —al~~ «> -take our — Ublc-scr.lce to Buehler and famlly. x Mr. — — ~ Mrs.-Emery Kime of Pleasant Vsl- Rev. Ickes Grand Rapids, Miu Evelyn Over­ Rev. and and Mr*. Mr*. J J. L. u Ickes. Mr. and Mra. Harry Fish and ; with his wn-in-law and -daughter, new meeting and mystery pal ^*..,7,U1," W! <l£* ley. I| M Mr. and M Mr*. George Buztance, Iholt °f Battle Creek, and Miu ,family of Middleville spent Sunday i Rev. and Mrs.Jotn Schurman ----- ------- — *"-------•------------• arp “ fflad t° h“*" *’*H ‘"-'■sranv W« hm» thM -m . Mr* A. J Roiuh. Mr. and Mr*. .rS u!* c^ri Bu Dorothy Woods- local- 'rhfy c“me with hl* mother. Mra. Mary . Dodge. I and family, tn Arm Arbor. local, and Mr. and Mr*. Carl BusDonald Gothard and baby. Mtes ‘ - "}d a"d Ca“ B“’ visit James. Margaret, and Donald A- C. Clark and family spent’ ----------------* ■ Prance* Bigg* of Nuhvllle. Mr. and ^.75 M5 Mra Ted^BurtfX^r McOrt«°r °f Straubvllle, N. D. who .bMr-22d H0yJ M141 -R-nette MeOowaln of Thanksgiving at Dr. Gunn's near CLAY HILLS Mra Ted B Bustance of are Mr. Henry Sothard and son Gor- with Mr. “and nd Mr * Ted *t»nce of „ Ue u^fo* bo™ the weekend deer hunting at Man- Caledon!* wu a Sunday evening bring a 25c gift. I Emk McNce is vlrtUng hi* son. , Greenville, School, which formerly started Kalamazoo. don. Struble of a■ *.Mr‘ Charles and son 1 and son ' Mr uvii. and mu Mr*. Emerson xhuxnwt, ouuuk ut [ । Mr*Woodworth Charles Woodworth Un n * -• ’supper guest of Mr. and Mra. WilThe deer hunters *11 came home, Peart snd family in Wisconsin Hutlngs were Thanksgiving din-1 Mr ^ra- Charles Geiger en- an(, Anna Moore of Eaton n n?*1 Bfown 11am Dipp and family- Evening at 8:00, has been changed to 9:30 ner guest* of Mr snd^Mr. G W tertalned Mr and Mr. Floyd c.uT on Mr and Mra MU1 LUU*n until 12:30, with 45 minute noon last week reporting a good time and ' Mr. snd Mrs. William Hullet of Middleville were Thanksgiving recess, and wUl let out at the usual K°°d luck. Culver. Frances remained for -the Geiger ot Alto and ............. Mr. and " ‘ ..... ......................................... .................................. SEsS Mra Mu7Mr. and Mra. Chas. Hendershott guests of Roy McCaul and wife time of 4:00. weekend and returned home Sun- Herman Gosch. local, with a ter Friday afternoon. | Mr and Mr*. Arthur Moore'and „ M . .. .. . entertained their daughters and Mra. Sarah McCaul snd daughday. . । Thanksgiving dinner Thursday. and Mr*. RialMr Kellogg and !I Mr. and Mra Wendell Shoe-1 Mrs Rose Doyle and daughter j W U £ ,an?Uy' “d Un Moort 1 JoMr. An^f I^rtna and Mr* their families and George McCulla ter Bertha and Mrs. Minnie Col­ Christmas Bazaar Mr. nnd Mra. Wendell ShoeR “ c daughter Jo Ann Glurow of Lansing, Mr.fa^lv^ and Mrs. maker of Lansing spent Thursday Valento of Detroit were Friday BervJlcv *“s hcld fwnUy- “*• Bnd Mra Prank Rob^t 5^“ bum snd son of atetlrs mrM The Woman's Gariety of the or Hastings on Thanksgiving. A.n.~ r., Mr. Dcnia nt Uw church Monday night with Thompson and Dennie, and Mr. and 5® fand,y Mr. and Mra. Ernie Matteson had Thanksgiving day at Leo Colburn's Methodist church U having Ils an ­ afternoon and evening with Mr and caller* of 1 ' “ Rev. Cliff Storm* of Hutlngs guest Mra. Charles Moore spent Thanks- D°wto<- Mr- and How»rt nual Christmas bazaar Ln the lheir family all home for Thanks- j In Hastings. M2r ThM.r m Ur. CUrmtt speaker. Special muslclal numbers giving with .Mr. and Mrs. Glenn . "J®’, .and . “d , „, ,, church basement Thursday eve­ giving. • Mr. and Mrs Roy McCaul enter , . [Arnold and Marilyn of Hutlngs Mr. and Mr*. Aaron Schwucho of 1 talned the teachers at the Freeport Keith of Hastings were Sunday h»t-I। *' d* d % the.Mt .youn t, . . ning. December 3rd St 0 o'clock. nunanv »l*nt Thanksgiving with wiiu Uie me uii, re - -'“rn^— — -— ---- •.ff I— Mr and and Mrs Mrs H H. J. Fish and :'**re Thanksgiving guests of their Battle Creek were Thanksgiving day high school. Monday night to a evening gue*ls of Mrs. WillLur. ‘*‘* »!•««•. Mrs n ^~— «»»' —— P,c. Mra. „Chas. Mr WUliam u tef* George Hillman Ch^s- Hamblin H*“bUn te u the Ute uix*rru>g zeeretarv zccmary. chlldten of Middleville, and Mra. ParenU' Mr “nd M”- ol<nn Kel* guests at Jack Sullivan-*. secretary. venison supper. Thank offering Hutchens. 0and hatband Of HasUngs. Mary Dodge, local, called on the i U*t Mr*. Harry Hetaig of Mars. Mrs. Clayton ciavton Denise Den Lie of tit Northport • Freeport friends of the Ute Mrs. The Walton hunting party wo* ' Mra. Mrs Ella Catt was In Hartings was a Saturday caller of• Mrs. Ella A. B. Pish family Sunday afternoon । 1 — Mr• ■ and Mrs. Alvin Helrigle. expected home Tuesday. .-■ ——• — - ------------------------*—• local. ———. O. H. Barnhart ot Portland. Michl- Penn., and Mr* J. W. Hoover ot Thankutivine with Mra. Lenna Monday. ’ j ' Mr. and Pittsburg. Penn., were her* last Johnson In Bowne. Mr. and Mra Tom Morris of Catt. Cattand Mr*. Mrl Percy Percy Penny, Penny, and and ‘ "nd »nd Mr. Mr. and and Mr*. Mra. Daniel Daniel Polite Polite of of Tlie Mteses Jean Smith and La­ —Pvt. WlUte their Correction Correction-Pvt. WlUte Hutchens Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs. Clarence Clarence Grandy Grandy and and Valparaiso. Ind., were Tuesday eve- her passing on November 26. 8iw week to attend lhe funeral at their mont Wemmore of Hosting* were Pennsylvania relumed to ■ stl11 — zx.>P Robinson. ____.Arkan.. ____,,------. x *Mr. r- -and — e **-3 Ht Can two tons of Marshall were—Thanksnlng supper guest* —of Mrs. was formerly Mtes Hazel A Roush, brother, Cha*. Haney. All here ex- treated to a venison supoer, Tues­ Saturday evening gue*te of Mist home after a two weeks visit withu,sas. giving sympathy to -----Mra.--------Haney her sinter, Mra WUliam Crakes |aaa- and and ha* ,uv' not not beim becn transferred transferred giving guests guests of of Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs.”WHWU-ii Vernon Vernon ’ Benton Benton of of Grand Grand Rapids Rapids- daughter of Samuel and Mary tend^lhelr . -.V 7'~ - day night, at the home at Roy Mc­ Margirerite Rogers. ro. M Tlie Pleasant Valley W ro.. A n. will wu>I! Adam Adaxn Endres Rndre* spent spent flaturday SaturdayUsn Ilan Dipp Dipp and andfamily. famUy. Mr Mr and andMra. Mrs. Howard Howard Thaler Thaler Roush, born in Freeport on Christ- , “nd Catherine In their bereavement Caul and wife. Iris Coon and friend. Dean Nor­ Mrs. Leon ^Uley. Staley, with with Mr. Mr.~and all day meeting alatthe theJn,Bht w,lh* Bm Dcrt ^xner H«yner of of Lake LakeMr.**and Mrs. E. ” J. Kellogg from ’‘pent Thanksgiving with the•*-latter's mas eve. 1891. and passed away and meet for an al! d f ht ' w,u ” * “ ■* ’ " “ ‘ ‘ ‘ Mrs. John Lukso and children dyke of Kalamazoo, were Thanks­ oA Thanksgiving Day She leave* Mrs Ray stnl n of Dowagiac were home of Mra. Magdallne Kime. | Od S “ a __ J .. ,T J ur,ied to their home brother-in-law »n d »teten Mr. and snent Bunday with relaUvm tn Mrs, Kim<- |Gacs*a. f w m,cu iwtnc —- -— giving dinner guests of the for­ Wednesday December 9. They wlli I L“ Mr; Mr’Thanksgiving v- u Wolcott of with Sfinday after three visit Urs Russell Bucnburgh of Holland, to mourn her loss a devoted hu*- ■ weekend guests at Albert Brill**, Grand Rnolds. *tl?elr,axUHial ,Chri.*tma." bazaar “ingand were dinner their »on, aMr. and weeks Mrs. Glenn mer's aunt, Mrs. Gall Lightfoot and l^ve bond, two sisters. Mrs. Pearl Linds' Mr and Mrs John Havens called x--.— -------- ■ —•. . iiMtiziny Thenkzglvlng dinner with *b—i — ,nn u- ——Mr* n:.*—Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roush of family. i guests of Mr. ad v»~ Mrs. fL *R. ' "" Rockford caUed on her father. P. E. ley of Lansing, and Mrs. Ellen al lhe BrtU home Saturday evening Battle Creek, spent Thanksgiving at d Wol- Kellogg. Wilma Kyes of Lansing spent at this meeting. the Staleys Mr*. KUa Lahr Guy McNee'i. Mr*. McNee accom­ Mr and Mra. Daniel Polite of Deming and the Fish family on Bowe of Rising Sun. Ohio, three to Rev. and Mrs. C. V. Holstein of ,c®“Thanksgiving day with her parents. brother* Floyd A. of Clarksville, and Rlchard OeMoU were dinner panied them home for a vlzlt. Mr.. and Pish were Valparaiso. Ind spent-----------------from SaturGrand Rapids were Thanksgiving t Mrs. ——John ------- — -------- 1 -— • .---------- Friday and on Sunday. Mr and Mra. Ray Wieland. T,1»nk*glvlng dinner guest* gue*t* of Mr. day untU Thanksgiving night with : Mr- “nd Mrs. Orville Kokx of Andrew P. of Hastings and James - — — Mtrle Surrarrer lias been trans­ guest* of their parent*. Mr. and Thanksgiving and Mra. Meyers West the latter's/parents, Mr. and Mrs. BstUe Creek were Sunday guests Mra P C Tabberer Mrs. Adon Meyer* of We-t th» tat***** Elmer of Rockford. Mr. and Mra. __ . ferred from Florida to California. -- • । Alvin Helrigle. |of Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler. Ivan Roush. Mr. and Mra. J. E. * " ■ J r r • • -Howard Clinton of Bowne, and --------Fl**Port His address te as follows: Merle - , Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Henney of ' Mr and Mrs Kenneth Clark ot Roush, Mr. and Mr*. Floyd — *"d Mrs Mcrrll Karcher snd Roush Surrarrer. South Barracks No. 3, Mr and Mr*. Ray Clinton and , _.id Mrs. Andrew Roush I B-D E 14. Navy Yards. Mare Is­ Jack of Irving were Sunday guests Jand,y, Mr and Mr*. Henry Karch- lauuing spent Wednesday night HasUngs spent Thanksgiving with with Uie former's grandmother, , Mrand Mrs. Robert Newton and of Mr. nnd Mra. B. R. Clinton. i" w ? d Ma “ d e, Mr. and Mrs. Nell attended the funeral Saturday at land, California •*>««»«»• *>• **- uiuiumi —iJTT "J' Mra -■ . and- ■| mr .- a ....j George 'i family Lansing, Burial In Larulng cemeMr. and Mrs. Clyde Tooker snd I — Mrs. .. Ida ... Ltnstey of-Hopkins, “ Jld -i"— Mrs. if ary Henney. Mrs. George Woldring. Mra. I Mrs. Dan Postma and Phyllis tery. family of Carlton were Tiianks- Corp Garth Lhuley of Port Leon-1J!n- ML“ Riving dinner guests of Mr and aJd Wood- Missouri, were Saturday H$p!nl Henry Senuon, Kenneth Woldring. (Ann were in Grand Rapid* SaturAnti-Fresx© for the Freeport Methodist Church Mrs. Ernest Tooker. ’ "ftemoon guesU of Mr. and Mra *Uh Mr- and fctrs and Julia Nylon of Holland. James,day. Woldring of Zeeland. Mr. and Mrs. I Dott Caln of Lyndondale. New Mr. and Mra. Truman Pippel of Ernest Tooker. | ^rest Buehler and family, “Start" of Everyday Momlng worship 11:00: Algonac came late Wednesday eveWarren Surrarrer and Clare made , Mr. and Mra Lionel Whitney and Peter Merrin. Nancy Jane, Ellen, ’York, wu a guert Thursday and Sunday school 12:00 nlng to spend the Thanksgiving va- a business trip to Freesoll Thur*- I?mlly Grand Ledge were and Bruce of GreenvUle. Mr. and Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlton Center Methodist Church cation with Mr. and. Mrs P C. day I Everett M. Love, pastor ot Grand Rapids, Pvt. Keith Bas* Id Hasting* with Mr. and Mra. Tabberer and the former's mother Mr- "nd Mrs. Bird Shellenbarger E1"ora Whitney and Gaylord, Momlng Worship 10:00. in Grand Haven and steter and ot Hastings were Thanksgiving din- I Mf- “nd Mr*. Keith Durkee and of Camp Grubber. Oklahoma. Mr. Dorr Caln for a few days' visit and Sunday school 11:00. family of Muskegon. They returned ner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Clement family of Woodland spent Wed- and Mrs Ben Blakney. and Mr*, expects lo return to New York We Invite the community to at­ for Sunday dinner at the Tab- Mead noday evening with Mr. and Mr*, Nancy Deming, local, were Thanks- Monday. giving dinner guests of P. E. Dem-1 Mrs. 1x0,1 Howk was called to tend our service* regularly and berer'a. leaving for home In Uie Mra- E H Rockwood of Hastings Ada"> E"dr“•a.,.. — sjxmt Tlianksglvliig with Rev. and ‘“’r' ntld Mr*. Lewis Neeb, local, Ing and the Allen Fish family, the home of her parents, Mr. and enjoy the fellowship of other Chris­ early .naU.. afternoon ----------------— *5rs.- JJ. L. L. Ickes, Ickea. a,,d Frank Gosch of Rulings spent Caller* were Mr. and Mra. Franklin Mrs. Daniel Weaver of Elmdale. tian people as well as the Inspira­ Mr. and Mra. Tom Whitman are Mrs Mrs. 'C. M. Stowell called Thanksgiving day with Mr and Mra. Woldring of Traverse City, Mr. and Monday, because of lhe illness ot tion of worship. Every commun­ moving to the Mansfield farm ' Mr. and‘ *' ity need* a church, but every church northeast of Freeport • 1on Mr*. Arthur Coleman and sis- Meryl.Neeb and Meria of HuUng*. Mra. Homer Salisbury of Grand bee father. also needs the community. Rapids, John Pish, Jr., of Holland Mr. ‘nd Mr*. Clayton Denise of Mr nnd Mrs ...W._.C.-, Lape spent Tlie young people of the United 1ter. Mrs. Bessie Fox of Hastings, i. ---------------------' Thankagvtlng Thankagvilng day day with with Mr. Mr. and, and --------------and K Braendle, local. . I Northport, and Mr. ■»«* and Mra. *»*» Ivan Church of lhe United Brethren |n afternoon. — Brethren church and their friends Saturday 1 Christ Ed Davis of Juriu-on was a FrlMrs Seymour Lape and Barbara ‘ Mr. and Mrs Leeland Jones and Dentee snd family ot near Alto will have a social meeting In the day evening caller of Mr. and Mra. Ann of o ’ ’ an ‘ 1 Rapids. Barbara Ann two children of Mount Pleasant were Thanksgiving dinner guesto Cool Building Friday evening De- 1 Phon© 302 Forbey. i relumed home with them and her wvre Friday night and Saturday 1 of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank cember 4. Planned recreation will George 1 Freeport Mr. and Mrs jerry Austin-------and il^rento came after her Bunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1 Denise- The fonn»r remained foe begin at 8:00. !I — --------------------------- -----------—..— ------- ----I Mr. .apd, ,Mrs. othle several days visit. 10: 30 A. M. Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Myers of East .family of. Blissfield spent Saturday ,------ Makyes of Newton. " u•P -----* Sunday after- ^Mr.jmd Mra. Claude---Walton were Norval 11: 30 A M Momlng worship. Hastings were Thanksgiving dinner nl«ht with Mr. and Mra. Ed Stolra. !BaU‘c Crc*k ent -- —-- ------------------»«•.1^ ------—Thaler --------- spent lut week guest* at the Thompson-Fry home Mre- Blalni returned with them to noon »Mh mother, Mra. Coy Thanksgiving guests of Mr. antf doing.chores at the Ken Smelter's Sermon by A. A. Griffin. MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR 6:30 P. M. CiirisUan Endeavor. Mr. and Mra. Roy Jarman, local Cpdar Springs nnd then they mi,Stowell. Mr*..Owge Mrs. GeorgeBrownell Brownell andmiMiss .. >white I while Ken Ken ...wu deer hunting. ' The Freeport and Hutlngs Re- Topic: "What Happens When We 227 E. STATE BT. HASTINGS PHONE UM were Sunday dinner guests of Mra. returned to Freeport Sunday eve- • air. “rrana “Jd «r>. xtr’- uiaua CUud Menu Mead spent *Per,t Dorothy D°r°thy Walton of Flint Thanksgiving with Mr- and Mrs.; ML Evelyn OrM,nii Overholt of Battle Jbekah lodges held a joint,Initiation Worship Together?" Leader, Patty Polly Parks. nlng. Mr. and Mra. Austin spent':T ’,nnk’n'* w,,h Evelvn Myron Mead of Maple Grove. Creek spent Uie weekend with her‘st Hartings lut Friday evening Houvener. jiJM Mr. and Mra. Gerald Thompson night at lhe Stair* home, MrsGliarles Keller and son Parentf MV and Mr| Charles |at which time five new members were Thursday visitors of Mr. and . Mtes Correan Clemens of Pres■ jwere initiated Into the local Re­ Mr*. Theron Dolbee of Hastings. »P®nt Tuesday night and Bobby of Hutlngs called at the Overholt. Mrs. Bertha Johnson and son bekah lodge. Charles Stadle of Hastings spent Wednesday with her aunt, Mr*. Warren Surrarrer home Saturday afternoon. Russell, and Mtes Eleanore Banazh | Rev. D. H. Carrick of Sunfield Sunday afternoon with Carl Light- ” Harold «”'w v Yoder ~l— and• »--■>family. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Gonzales and ot Hutlngs spent Thanksgiving called at the home of Rev. and 1 Tlie Rebekah Lodge will have a foot and Christmas---party, De- Jimmy were Thanksgiving dinner w,‘h Mr. and Mrs. Dan Poslma and Mrs. E. B. Griffin on Saturday Mrs Floyd Chase. Miss Deloresbirthday -------------------------------------------------j The Freeport W. M. A. local will Stone. Mrs. Wilma Krajenke and cember 10, at the hall Each mem- guesto of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. CUn- Phyllis Ann. ■ Mr. and Mra. Austin Rosenberger |meet at lhe home of Mr- and Mrs. three children. Miss Arestlne Chase, ber Is requested to be present, 'ton. and William Chase of Detroit spent , Oring a 25c gift. . Sunday with Rev. and Mrs J. L. 1 Mr. and Mra. Roy Preston Ct BatTckes. | tie Creek spent Sunday with Mra. Mr. and Mra. Will Blough were Perry Preston. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. ' Mr. and Mra. El Janis and son and Mrs. Steve Miller of Logan. Freddy of Detroit were ThanksglvMr. and Mra. Roy Jarman haw ln« guests of Mr. and Mra. Emil returned to their home after a Oteon. honeymoon trip in the South. Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs; Richard Durkee Jarman te the former Anna Me- “nd family spent Thanksgiving Do you know that the flocks owned by all the Calls. We wish them much success with Mr. and Mra. Fred Durkee and Mtrmash 16% producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 In their married life. family of Woodland. Msrmosh 20% eggs per hen? Yes, you're right. They were fed Franklin Burgess of Battle Creek | Mtes Dorothy Van Patten of Kalspenl the weekend at home nmazoo spent a few days with her 16% or 20% Mermash. Mormads Balancer 32% Abe Thomas of East Campbell was 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Weiss of Saginaw averaged 160 from a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Yan Fallen. Mr*. W. C. Lape . i Mr. and Mra. Harold Aldrich and 400 hens and netted $1.85 per hen over cost of Poultry Supplement 32% Sgt. Gerald Forbey of Indian- family spent Thanksgiving with feed. She has fed Mermdsh exclusively since 1931. apolte, Ind., and Miss Velma For- Mr. and Mra. Carl Lass of -Catebey of Battle Creek were Sunday donla. dinner guests of their parent*, Mr. I Mrs. Floyd Walton of South and Mra. George Forbey in honor Bowne was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Kirbey's birthday annl-. of Mr*. Bernice Closson and acveraaryIcompanled her to Howell and visitMr. and Mrs. A. B. Stevenson ed the latter’s husband. Average herd production records up to 626 lbs. and baby of Grand Rapids were j ■ Mr. and Mra. Ira Blough of Alto FREEPORT S’, &rU^dhSTLlaBUL.’S K BrWndJf' FORETHOUGHT: MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES We Grind and Mix Feeds. Let Ui Balance Your Feed Graine Oh, yes—that must be Mr. Jones' UCDLiACU fVl C KIV1MO n 16% or 20% PROTEIN STARTING - GROWING - LAYING call! I'll try to find him for you MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! of fat per cow have been mode on Milkmaker. Our Milkmakers for 1942-43 are fortified with Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt ond copper to assure you greater herd health, more efficient production and more profit than ever before. BRIAR Pipes We have in stock large quantities of pipes made from C e n u ine Imported Briar although there are very limited quantities of certain makes. Jr^-s-2 War is on the Wires, Mr. Jones! -JU 11 I!-. . TraN I])* 50c Pipe* of Imported Briar—Plenty on Hand $1.00 Pipet—Large Stock, various makes. $1.50 Dr. Crabow and Imperial Yello Bole. $2.50 Malaga and Shellmore, very fine pipes. $3.50, $4.00. $5.00. $10.00 Koywoodie, only a $8.50 Ben Wade—English Made Qualify Pipe. $10.00 Sasieni—Another High Quality English Pipe. BEWARE of Pipes which do not say that they are made of IMPORTED BRIAR. American Briar is of Inferior quality. All. TIME 1* preclou* these war day* — and | especially telephone time. Yet hundred* of hour* are wasted dally by people who place a Long Distance call, then leave the telephone nnd are not there lo take the call when the connection i* made. Long Distance line* now are crowded with military and war production call*. Normally we would build enough additional line* and equipment to take care of all demand*. But we can't do that today because the necessary material* are more urgently needed for fighting. To make tlie most efficient use of what we have — to keep lhe wires clear for the fast tran*mi**Iop of war call*—those are responsi­ bilities shared by every telephone user. For Here are some ways In which you can help: MILKMAKER 34% MILKMAKER 24% Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker 44% ANDY, a pig. weight 31 lbs., got Porkmaker plus com, oats Er whaot. Weighed 192 lbs. 76 days later. Cain 2’/* lbs. per day. AMOS, Andy’s brother, weighed 35 lbs. got corn, oats ond wheat but no Porkmaker. Weighed 98 lbs. 76 day* later. His gain was only 83/100 lbs. per day. Porkmakar 44% makes pork more profitable for you. WbMt Mid* 44% Protain Flf Start*, k ri, Crawar ™ £ eipeclalty the crowded line* lo Fattnar loo lb,. 270 lbs. 470 lbs. 1,000 lbs. llOlbs. 200 lbs. are calling. calls must go thraughl East End Cigar Store mwt UST STATIST. MICHIOM BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY * War calk must go through HASTINGS 24% or 34% Protoin FARM BUREAU SERVICES. KK. HASTINGS, MICH. TILEPHONI 2111 N. CHURCH ST. �THE HASTINGS HANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER J. 1M1 Mr. and Mra. Walter Wilson re­ turned to their home the latter part of the week from a hunting trip which wm disrupted al Be beginning. Walt wa* driving tn hb uncle's home near Sparta and took a short cut, uune to a dead end road and vaulted a ditch. Mr* Wibon wu thrown through the windshield and badly cut about tho face She suffered greatly from loss of blood but a passing motor­ ist took her to a doctor at Sparta where she received first aid and later was in Blodgett hospital for blood transfusion nnd care. Sia­ ls still weak but able to get about the house. Last year at the be­ ginning of a hunting trip they were called home because their young son, Gordon fell and injured him- ’1 MIDDLEVILLE from P»g» Two.) taiMte fuund 10 inches'of know wban tticy landed north. but tav ro d*er and came home empty B. F. Gillett and son Jack spent Thanksgiving with hl* mother. Mn. R, D. Lake at Veranantvllte. who rttunnd home with them and li ipendlng a few days at the home* ot her eon*. Burt) and Tliomas and with ber daughter. Mrs. Nellie Bbankel. Stuart Sweet, eon of Mr. and Mrs. William Sweet leave* thb Thursday for army -sendee. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CC R ^ORATION > 'mH ao‘severely that he was hos­ pitalised. Thanksgiving dinner guaat* at the home ot Mr. and Mra. Chaa Parker north of town were Mr* Gregory Ftlspausch. Mr. and Mr* Roman FclspBuach and children, and Mra, Harold Parker ol Hasting* Mr. and Mra. Oeo. Juppetrom and daughter Nonna spent Thanks­ giving with their daughter nnd sis­ ter. Mrs Burr Cooley and family in Hastings. Ellis Cross of Lansing was home for the weekend. His mother who has been at Lansing and Dirtwndale for several months also, is back In town. Edd Finkbeincr and Frank Lee returned home Sunday night from their northern hunting trip. They report a good time but saw no deer. The Arthur Geukes family vis­ ited his parents at Byron Center, *I7ianksglving day. Andrew Oackter. Mr. and Mr* Will Gackler of weat Thomapple. Mrs. George Heintx and son Clif­ ford of north Leighton attended the funeral of their' oldest niece. Mrs. Hasel Roush Barnhart at Lansing. Saturday. Mr* George Snyder of Caledonia also attended the service*. Mr*. E. B. Lepper returned home last week from Hudson where she was called by the death of her sister. Mrs. Sophia Jewell. She also visited a sister at Jonesville and a brother-in Jasper and at Jackson during her week's absence. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Faulkner will see "Mrs. Miniver" nt Keith's tlieatcr in Grand Rapids this Mon­ day evening. John VanderVecn was a guest of his daughter. Mrs. Arnold Park­ er and family tn Cadillac over Thanksgiving. Mrs. Dora Kcpkey of west Thorn­ apple who is in poor health is stay­ ing at the home of Lewis Finkbelner west of town. E. B. iMStte) Bend’r was a Thanksgiving dinner guest of a friend In Holland. i Mr and Mrs. Edd Timm and son Leroy’ ate Thanksgiving din­ ner with his mother In Caledonia. Mi. and Mrs WUliam Campbell and little son John returned to his teaching duties in Detroit. Sun­ day after spending the Thanks­ giving vacation with her mother, Santa foelivs into the Samihj ? • " Personal Affairs with . - * Philip Debri and E,rtn Dohra good. Mr. and Mra. Francis Trou- 1 *** ^rnooti. of Grandville. Mra. William Nickels, yat of Grand Rapids and lha Oer- I Mr- Ana Mr* Leteer Kxabee and Mrs Wldlam Loew. Mr*. Walter aid Bedford family local. In Um children spent Thanksgiving with W.l. la th. rad «U1. UmU er or sot uU J.f.ndul. Higgins and Mary Haley, all of evening, colter* ware Mr* Louba “ ”. “ - — *"—- — —* “ ----- j__cri'.ia ..I* I 4*a4. or vh.rr ..y at lb. | u OrterU -n>.t U>. 1IU 4*r at' hli.u* *.< M <u.d. Leighton township; twenty-four Cleveland and daughter, Mn. La­ Larabee of Hastings. Mn. Sath J. Cock of I^Mlng was , DMMaiwr s. o. m«. *i i« •'»•*»* r«jwt.e«.uii grandchildren and two groat-grand Molne Anderson and two lady u» ruw a KU »™u. Mr. ~ r™ -■ ~ ' children. friends of Grand Rapids. The Thomappie-KellOCT basket- j Mr. and Mra. Elton Lawrence and Mr* Edw. Walter*, lhe----- - — returning home with Mr. ball schedule dates are as foUows little daughter Phyllis, spent lha subject to change because of gas ’ teachers vacation last week, with rationing. Dec. 8—Wayland, there; thrir parents at Kalkaska, prinDec. 11 Delton, here; Dec. 15, clpal Earl Vansickle accompanied Woodland, there; Jan. 9. Hastings, them and the two leachen Uiought there; Jan. 15. Caledonia, here; 'to do a LlUe deer hunting but it Woodland, here; Jan. M. Wayland.' wiliioul, having even righted one. =ere: Fcb .L U?kc Mr4 Vwl81ckle lllUe *°n ,pcrA | Thanksgiving day dinner guests Feb 12. Caledonia, there; Feb. 16. Ule unit during their absence with ! of Mr and Mn James Slocum were Delton, there; Feb. 1». Lake Odes- I her parent*. Mr. and Mr* Miner i the former's fattier and sister of s*. there; Feb. 33. Nashville, there. Palmer. Battle Creek. The F. <t A. M. lodge wUl meet ' Guest* at the Georae Juppstrom 1 «*»- —>—— *- •- —-------tills Friday evening, Dec. 4. for 1 home from Friday night untU Sun­ munlty Mr. and Mra. Cecil Plank annual meeting and election of of- day evening were her sister. Mr* and children,-Marie and LeRoy Ce­ fleers. Ros* Batey, and her son-in-law and cil who moved from Cleveland, Otuo to the home of Mra. Plank's par-■ oi rr»tw. «■J*’’uu” ’* Lu’4 small sons recently returned to and little daughter. Jo*n all of ent*. the Bdw. Walter*. Saturday. the home of her parents, Mr. and Coral. Mr. Plank started working at Urir y. ni»d tn old Mrs. Frank Shaw after spendig, Middleville Chapter No. 17 O. BUM Co. Wednesday momlng. ! conn aU peUrim wayiog that * <Uy b* a few weeks with her husband at E 8. ha* elected the following ofYpsilanti. She will remain in Mid- ficen: Worthy matron. Nora Stlmdleville until their home at Ypri'jon; worthy patron, Harry Sllm|s completed. Art was home for son. associated matron. Mildred the weekend and aU visited his par- Maclver; associate patron. Malents at Hastings. comb Maclver; secretary. Lenna Mrs. Florence lobddl of Delta, Kirkpatrick; treasurer, Daisy Hlar; Ohio, spent the first of the week conductress. Helen Brog Vogel; az­ in town calling on friend* soclate conductress, Florence Milter. Weekend guest* of Mrs. Mattle The following are the appointed Lreika and her daughter Winifred officer* Adah. Pauline Walker;* were tier grandsons Wallace Leet- Ruth, Leona Longstreet; Esther, ka. wife and little san Stevie of Lucile Smallsy; Martha, Dorothy Saginaw and BUUe Lectka, wife-------------- -----“------— and Utile son Billie.. Jr. ot Wash- j ler; chaplain, Geraldine Carpenter, ington, D. C. Sunday visitors were marshal. Ethel VanSickte; warder, her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. Mary " “ ............. Cook; sentinel, Norman " Macand Mrs. Frank Caitlc of Prairie­ Iver; organist, Florence Gillett; ville and Miss Irene Frost of Grand soloist*. Glenn Griffeth and Vera Rapids. Hlar; color bearers, Dorothy Brog. ale and Irene of Cadillac; Mr. and Marjorie Bedford. assistant, Jac­ Mn. Floyd Walton and Marlon of ccntly visited their daughter Mrs. queline Maclver, historian and re­ Grand Rapids. (Mrs Walter* and Bernard Peck and family at Has­ porter. Dorothea Coming/ ccre- Marton remaining until Saturday ting*. The little ‘ grandson Mau­ rice wiio fractured hl* leg for the second time several week.', ago lias hod another heavier cast applied Marie and LeRoy and Mr. and Mn. to correct a crooked healing and Seth J. Cook, and Bhltley Jean of will wear that for some more weeks. Mn-sing who spent until Sunday Detroit ore parent* of a baby boy . bom on Thanksgiving day. Nov. 28. The grandparents, Mr. —■* Mrs. Vur Adams of the Prulrie are doing aa well as can be expected at the birth of the flrat grandchild. 1 Mr. and Mra. Harry Nagel were weekend guest* of her stater, Mrs. Miner Palmer nnd family on the HasUngs road. The Nagels have recently sold their farm at Hick­ ory Comers and have moved to । FOOTWEKRy^<\r^| an Xmas Cue for Santa Plan io be a tr/ig Santa this year. Take this suggestion. She'll love shoes, .to be gay in.. to keep her looking her loveliest.. to accent her feminine charm. Keep spirits soaring with pretty, clever footwear, by Roberts. Johnson A Rand. Wayland chapter; Flora Hanlon acting aa Installing chaplain. Vesta Griffeth as installing marshall; in­ stalling organist. Clara Bliss. The tint meeting of the new year wlll be held Friday evening. Dec. IB and will be a bowl of rice party with a potluck supper. At thi* meeting a sUver offering wlU be and it la hoped there will bo a good attendance to encourage lhe new corps of officer* in their atari. Old friends of Dr. Lizzie Hen­ Maud Bell Lt chairman of the aupdershott of Detroit, once a prac­ ticing physician of Middleville, are glad to know that while she is quite feeble and nearly blind. riie A Dime Out of Every Dollar in 'U.S. War Bonds • pent a few days with Mr. and Mra. Leo Reynolds recently. Mr. and Mra. Guy Pfander of De­ troit and their mother. Mra. Bhep- AUCTION SALE tertalned the following Thanksgiving day: Mr a Hoving decided to quit farming,I will tell ot public auction at the farm located 6 miles north of Nashville on M-66; or 1-2 mile south of Wamervllle on MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1942 Commencing ot 12:30 p. m. E. W, T. sharp, the following described property: A gift...he'll enjoij Wearing. HORSE Conudcr Im [’reference.. ger »ho« by Robertt. Johmon and Rand. Watth him itnile a> he dip* into item. hear him mumble "S«eil egani... and 1 grey gelding. 4 years old. CATTLE 8 Hereford heifers with calves by side. 2 two year old Hereford heiferst not bred. FARM TOOLS BOYS and say " * Allis Chalmers tractor W. C„ 1940 model, on rubber with cultivator ond power lift, also starter and electric lights. Star brands for Xmas It's Star Brand Styles the children like...and wise par­ ents agree . . they know Star Brands can be depended upon to wear long and give honest service. It's a wise family who decides upon Star Brands for Xmas. gwrtiw McCormick Deering two 14 in. bottom tractor plow. SLIPPERS |ohn Deere tractor disc. • Dunham cultipacker. 3 section drag. McCormick Deering riding cultivator. McCormick Deering com planter. McCormick Deering 11 disc grain drill. McCormick Deering hay loader. A gift long rerncm-bered A gift of McCormick Deering side rake. John Deere mower, 5 ft. cut. Low wagon, 4 in. tire. Rubber tired wagon. McCormick Deering grain binder, 8 ft. cut. Old com binder, Block Hawk manure spreader. McCormick Deering cream separator with power attachment. Garden drill. 80 rd. 5 ft. medium weight poultry fence. 2 Jamesway oil burning brooder stoves. Drinking fountains. 4 barrels. Poultry wateren. 6000 Mammoth egg incubator. TERMS OF SALE: CASH. Nothing to be be settled for on day of ralt. TAYLOR’S SHOE STORE HASTINGS "Quality Shoes Properly Fitted" “ Michigan 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. OverMai gifts are due now! You can buy more carefully! Choice of gifts is bigger! Saves you time and money! Merchandise is fresher now! We can give better service! HOUSEHOLD GOODS WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU. Overstuffed suite, burgundy, like naw. Library table. Buffet. Kitchen cabinet. 9x12 rug. Dresser. Unde Sam atki you to SHOP EARLY so you can MAIL EARLY'! > WOMEN fur ’Children FOR SIX REASONS removed until settled for. Everything to FLOYD G. MAHLER, Prop. H. 0. PENNINGTON. Auctioneer. Naebville phone 3148. RAYMOND LAPO. Clerk : Carveth & Stebbins j THE RKXALL DRUGGISTS I Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to All Fhone 2131, Karthig* SIAMPS BONDS �THI HASTINGS BANNIB. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1M1 ''bert Willison and Mrs. LuclDe Malcolm Robinson of Jackson spent Mr and Mra. Arthur Halit in East ,H, ItTS. Her husband. Albert BANFIELD and family at Battle DELTON Roy Adrianson and two sons. Tom and Jerry of Battle Creek vlalted wr-tnJanes In Galesburg. Ghruimit parly and chicken dinner win be features of lhe evening. Adrlanson Thursday. BOWENS MILLS Mrs. Kathryn ChamberMr and Mrs. Ralph Starring and daughter - r- — - — ------- n.” .' Mr “r Bnd “,,u Mrs -*• Csrl w““ aimmons and two children Ellsworth and Carol lain, local. Mr. and Mrs- Allen Kn Charles of Anu Arbor visited their eon Angus and Mra. MacDougof levil Park, spent Thanksglv- Terry and son Michael ot Plaing^ter, Mra. Leon Pennock and ing with his sister Mrs Leon Pen- well, and Mra. Frank Town and r<jnny Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mra. Dennis Vosburgh daughter. Mra. Hazel N^^er Nunemaker nock and family Emtr Rnesuick of Battle Creek------------- ----------------- ------------------------ .. . ... .. entertained their son. Frank and Mra Charles Harrington and of Hickory Comers spent ThanksB caJler Bt the home of MrB cilffoeg Kahllo and children of *°n “W" Allegan wire dinner family, of Battle Creek and daugh-1 Mrs. John Harrington were Has- giving with Mr. and Mra. Travis Whittemore Friday night. OraamHUor.,MrLan? Mr* Farniworth and r.mUv family flunrf.. Sunday. tings shoppers Wednesday after- Royer BatUe----------Creek*k ■j ■------- en- ; Mr and Mrs . —in —--------Mr and• — Mra. D. Fuhrman Elliott Eddy and and land to a dinner last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Waite spent evening. noori k I■ LLMra. Julia We|l»r who has _ been tertained her parents. Mr. and Mra baby ot Battle Creek span ThuraMrs. Marshall Norwood under- in with the lhe Hu is on gain. . . at a Thanksgiving . 12 *r!ih ~ the —c gsln. George Sprague W1U1 thexn parents Mr. and Bunday with his father, CharlM Fifty-five of this community at­ Waite and brother Gall at York­ T-K- many friends of •« — »».. Mn| Eddy, went an operation for appendicitis The Mrs. Mao dinner. ’ tended a Thanksgiving dinner at DOUD COINERS ville. In Borgeas hospital st Kalamazoo Schaufhauaer were shocked to hear E;. Rev.. "'. W. 2 D Robinson was unable । M the church last Thursday evening 30th. a ion. Ronald Eugene. The fin lhe the pulpit nulnlt al at the the Methodist Methodist Mr <ad.“^' Robert Louden and Monday morning of last week. Her of tor sudden passing Saturday to, fill Davis family were former residents Mrs Marie Putnam of Detroit ! of thia place. many friends are glad to know momlng al the home of her daugh- church here, at Prairieville and ■na 1,0 couaren ioc«t ana Mra. lha/she* Is saining gaining nicely. nicely. II that she is ter. KnUe in BatUe Creek. Much Milo Sunday morning on account ^2™ * "‘nner m Dallle ' Merrill Evans and Mtn Thelma and DeVon Putnam and family of I Laurel Sensiba and family moved Mrs. Helen Pennock and Mra sympathy ... Is extended ,to Uie family of illness Rev. Victor Jones of urc<:* *nanasgivmg. ‘Mott of Kalamaaoo spent Thanks­ j Deartom. wey guests of Mr. and I to Middleville last SalurAay on Bertha Adams spoilt Wednesday. in their ' 'bereavement, --------------- .. Hickory Comers filled lhe pulpit; Funeral services were held Mon- .giving with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don, Putnam from Thursday North Arlington street. afternoon In Hastings. 1 ... ------- Schoolcraft al all three places Mr and Mrs. « George d«y afternoon from the Henton Mr, Russell Mott and family, »u. wuu •***. r p>w, Putnam will be host­ prietora of lhe Paine lake resort, children Mrs. Blanche Richards spent of Battle Creek Mr. and Mra Frank M" Mildred Fuhrman and three funeral home for Mra. Mae Bchauf. -------------------------------------- , , .... bridge club at a noon started for Florida last Wednesday from Wednesday until Saturday rasas ana Mrs. mu' ruiiun oi v.— --------------------------- ---—------ . --- ., --------- . — with her daughter Mrs Harold Kalamazoo were dinner guests of her mother. Mrs. George Sprague denly Saturday at the home of ber , campaign Is the oldest health drive i luncheon Wednesday . . to spend Uie whiter. Lowe In Niles. the countryTTuiVing started in Mra. Eva Sweet had as her Mr and Mrt. Bert Patton Sun- spent one day last week In Kate- daughter. Mrs Kate Parldrr in in th. Mrs. Margaret Sheldon. 7». who day. [ Thanksgiving guests her sons Ben --------BatUe Creek She was tom Aug. 1907. mazoo. had been in falling health for some Among the hunters who brought' Elmer Willison of Fort Dlx, N. time passed away Friday evening back a -deer were Russell Mott, J. has been spending a 10 day of last week at the home of Mr. George Leonard. Arthur Fisher, furlough with relatives in this vicnnd Mrs..Leon Leonard tore, where Wilbur Solomon. William Smith. InK/she has made her home for some Mrs Mary Payne of Hastings Mr- *nd MrE Durkee entertime She was torn September spent Tuesday and Wednesday wlUi tallied the following guests ThanksMr. and Mra Leon Pennock. Mra. Julia Durtree. Mr and the widow of William Sheldon w^o Mrs. Mary Payne of Hastings Mra. Gordie Durkee and son David, died five years ago. She leaves spent Tuesday and Wednesday with local. Elmer Willison. Fort Dlx, a daughter. Mra Ray Jacobs of Mr. and Mra Leon Pennock. N J. Mr and Mra. Stuart Waters Jackson and two grandchildren. Kenneth Town, who was Induct- °nd children. East Delton. Mr. and Funeral services were told from ed into the army recently, Is ata- Mra Walter Willison and children. Uie Stockbridge Methodist church Honed at an army camp In Texas. Clarksville and Ed Willison. Rich­ in Kalamazoo at 3 o'clock Monday, according tp word received by his land, following khort services at the parents.. Mr. and Mra Wade Town. 1 Mr.■. and Mrs. Ike Johnson enhere Hcnton funeral home !. “7i ' lait" week ” ’tertained their broUier-ln-law and Miss Dorothea McBain of Bal- sister. Mr. and Mrs- Jay Wilkinson (|lcnn, Roger and Leslie Wil­ He Creek and her- sister Kalhrtne for Tiianksgiving dinner. llama. -Mr. and Mra. Max Rey­ of Hillsdale, spent the weekend | Robert Faulkner and son David nolds, Herman Reynolds and Ken- with their parents Mr. and Mra.!of Coloma visited his parents Mr. neUi Dewey returned home Mon­ Roy McBain. and Mrs- Ellu E- Faulkner recentday momlng from Marquette. They Mr. and Mrs Floyd Martin and >Ybrought back three deer. Miss Bessie---------Paulkner son David of Allegan were dinner 1----- — —— is taking Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Bush spent guests of Mr. and Mra. Fa maworth a tw0 weeks' vacation. Thanksgiving wlUi their son nnd Bunday. ■’unday .spending with spending some of Uie Use lime t daughter-In-tew. Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ Mr and Mra. Charles Beck of hw «««r. Urs Charles Kopf in ald Bush in Lansing. , Galesburg spent Sunday with their Middleville. . Mrs Jolui Jones and two daugh­ brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and MrMr. Henry Roger, of ters of Toledo. Ohio spent several Mra Gordie Durkee. Doster announce lhe engagement days recently with his parents. Mr. Mr and Mrs Farnsworth spent °< U»eir daughter. Joan to Kenneth and Mrs. Fordle Casey. Mra. Casey Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Francisco, formerly of ^Delton and and Mra. Jones sjient one day in Mra Leon Wlnalow al Hickory ;U»e «>n of Mra. Susie Francisco of Kalamazoo. Mrs. June Sllcock Comers [Kalamazoo. No date has been set and son ot West Hope spent Sun­ Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Robinson for Uie wedding. Miss Rogers is day with Mrs Casey. went to Edmore Tuesday to get a seplor student of W. M. C. E„ Mr and Mrs. Ernest Moore of her mother. Mrs. George Bchmalz- Kalamazoo. Mr. Francisco is In Flint visited tor sister, Mrs. Myrtle tied of Levering, who will spend t the navy. Lelnaar recently. Mr. and Mra. some time with them. MIm Ells- j Mr. and Mrs. Willard Duddlea Jason Willison, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- a belli Robinson of Lansing and ' and children were dinner guests of DONI LET GAS-WASTERS SABOTAGE YOUR MOTOR CAR CHECK THESE 9 IMPORTANT WORKING PARTS CAREFULLY! l. Burke ArUiU.' to and Qrnmer. . Marlin iksgivlnr; rlc CallHast Inm tnd Mra. .J ~ .. BEFORE YOUR OLD TIRES LOOK LIKE^ LEAKY WORN-OUT MOTORS CRACKED SPARK PLUGS PITTED IGNITION POINTS MAKE SMUGGLE AWAY POWER CAN STEAL 10% OF MILEAGE STARTING HARD, WASTE 6AS It's highway robbery! Vim a crime to let six or eight enemy starting, tbcy’re throwing sway 111 soon pep and economr-performsnce! s. ShepMr. and ■y after. ards engue-’U Rapids; I Grand on Fuhr Kenfleld PAY YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR Wj DEFECTIVE CONDENSERS MEAN THERE'S TROUBLE AHEAD WARDS HEW UNLOCKED GASOLINE TANKS . INVITE GAS BANDITS a defective condenser. If yours needs replacing, get one st Wards Guard it like gold! You can't lock pant for all popular-model cars. ...you kno A LAZY BATTERY WASTES POWER IN WINTER-STARTING starting. If yours is lying d On the job. tradc-it-in for the Kwik-Slart Battery RIVERSIDE WAR QUALITY TIRE A Safe, Sound Tire—First Quality Construction in Every Detail— But Built of Reclaim Rubber Instead of New 1 he new Government mileage-program provides rationing regulations will be eligible to apply for recaps or replacement tires. Most car-owners will only be eligible for re-capping service, re- RUBBER TIRES! Wards All-Reclaim Tire, like IT5 M J INCIUD'NO built rnuit all be made*of reclaim rubber. HOW­ EVER. Al l. RECLAIM TIBES ARE NOT DEFECTIVE CARBURETORS SLUGGISH OIL SLOWS A PLUGGED-UP MUFFLER HIJACK POWER AHO PEP DOWH GAS "EFFORT' CAN'T BREATHE features! (1) Its cords are stronger than Gov­ ernment specifications. (2) Cbyls are dipped in a "Safety Bonding" solution io minimise Lubrication can undermine nandicappigg it with an uncoop mint hat specified that passenger tires now being strike''. RcSl! with Wardt 100% "all-aut-/or-»ictory" punch! 30x114............... U-43 40/4.JM1.... 9Ji MONTGOMERY WARD 118-124 S. JEFFERSON HASTINGS PHONE 2704 COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS FOR ALL POPULAR MODEL CARS-AT MQUTAQUIDy UfADQ VII I WWHIfcn I VVMnjP hn« 2704 118-124 So. Jcffcnon �THE HASTINGS BANNER, TBVBSDAT, DECEMBER 1, IMI WOOD-WASH —Steps Up Power tng Day gucetx of Mr. and Mrs. RenMr. nnd Mra. Chas. Higdon and Lt Co! and Mrs. H. J. Stang nnd lough but was recalled after spendThose neither absent nor tardy DURFTE jon. Charles Alfred of Nashville, mother. Mrs. C. B. Benham of Do- Ing one day with hl* family. "*■*' ---------- ,--------------------------------- .... MY. and Mrs. Claud Hunt and. returned to Lansing with her sister, were Sunday dinner guests ot Mr.! wagiac from Saturday until Monday. Carlyle Burkle ot Lanning and j Don Bailey. Richard Karrar. Mary Mrs. Smith and spent Friday with and Mra. Welby Crockford. ‘ Mr. -and Mr*. Richard Hughes of MIm Jean Burkle of Battle Creek] Piper. Oecll Rogers. Larry Vandecar. ______ „ her there. ' Mr and Mra Harold Rowland and r AUegan were also ruciU. were Thankigtvlng Day gur&tx at John Bcgerow. Georgia Varney, Bet­ don Wolf st Plainwell. Ssst Lanmng visited her *Uter and Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Fisher and son j Elnora and Robert of Lake Odeasa Mr. and Mra. John Dell and Mina- thc home of their parents. Mr. and, ty Classic. Kenneth Dulta. Anna­ — —-------------------- —! 10-Fold Increase to husband. Mr. and Mra. Blrd.slll Holly Max and Mr. and Mra. Oro Lehman., were Supday dinner guestx at the ' Dorothy Dell were Thanksgiving Mrs- c,r* Burkle. Mra. Carlyle Burk- ] belle Bia. Eldon Phelpc. Donald Ro­ tended the House! W. M. A. baxaar U'.itla gers. and Frances Stahl. over the Thanksgiving holiday._______ Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. Law- home of Mr. and Mra Eldon Farrell. Day gueetk of Mr. and Mrs. Erra -«•»- »— Leslie last Wednesday evening.' owv wuna Farthliur Ella Jane Bennett has moved toJal , Mr. and Mra. Howard Hewitt andrence Chase and sons. Coats Grove I Mr and Mra Farthing iI D* *'111 and ■nd daughter dsughter Joyce of Lansing. lfrj l» Detroit but returned to spend, . . ihUrl .*?url Mn. —.. .. -----------. .. . the weekend with her husband at; Battle Creek. This makes our en- Mra. Gale Pierce and daughter 1 On n~ember 1 Radio Station Mi. U,d Mn. TM «W-r Jn-W H»n> Ttankwinj, D» -Kh Mr , wllh Fnn» Hynn .nd Mn. _ fWd Phyllis of lawlie returned home with woOrTWASH, GrTnd Rapids, rallment 49. w»n nunUdl.UM IMy junu ol .nd Mn M L.lrm.n of »n>. doudhu-r .nd l.mdy. Mr. .nd Mn.' Siow.ll wiu .nl.mm rh. wm the Carl Burkle home here. nc rnjujeu on „m fo'’ \ 5^ LvUlt’ . „ . Jumped its power to 5(XX) watts upMrs. Arlle Spindler and her' We enjoyed me the program program put put on, Mr Mid Mn. Onor Fu,«.inn o Mr .nd Mn. Rolph L.IIUr .nd Ktohl, Woodl.nd BlrrM.y Club .< iH. Ier. by Mra. Smith's children WednesR**' A' M- CoIdren of Hastings I on authorisation of the Federal MUdknn.. TOU ... Ch. .rcr.nl U, .nd Mn Ronald L.honn n-Mn Roten Cmr.lord U ,pmdln« m.r'. horn. Kidoy oRrmoon. Dt- daughter Mr*. Margaret Estep of | Rave a very fitting talk on"India , Communications Commission. The Harlett attended an annual birthday day. XcUHl family aaUcnna iunmd Sunday alirrrmon from • . law dan with Mr. and Mm John embar < We had 15.75 for Defence Stamps 1 r ® r Than^offerlng program at ( ten-fold Increase will greatly indinner held this year at the home of Mn. Idlib Smith and mn akn of. t.o .nb a hunun, mp »>ar Roa- H o, M, and Mn K.nn.u, Hau., and the church Saturday evening. 1 tenaify the station’s signal within Londni and Mr and Mr. WL Ila common. Ralph bar.nl a fun burlc, u„ nd„„ y,mU .hlMran of WyandoH. apraf fh. Mr. and Mr*. Russell Kantner of thi. ww.g. have started our Rhythm' “Yr ,nd Mn John Hook ■ndthe metropolitan Grand Rapids mu. woodland -ar. Thankarh. ih. Rm monilni hr aa. oof. , u, u„ ao> TharHa.i.inr holiday wlih Ma par­ Hastings. Other guests were Mr. and RaWe i 1( j famllv were at the Ormaha tar«a. and will I Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. , enu. Mr. and Mrs. Wlll Hauer. They Mrs. Otto Townsend ond Mtas Phoe-. ■ing at Art Gorham's 'nutnJugiv- ■ expand its priI Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and son 1 Hxnt Saturday with Mr/and Mra. be Oaks, Woodland. Mr. and Mn , 1 Ing. Mr. and Mn. H. Williams and 'mary coverage Franklin Townsend of Ionia and Mr. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Jack of Lake Odessa and Mr. and 1 Arthur Allcrdlng and adn: and Mrs. Carl Weatplnter. Jr. and The Methodist Church !I family of Lansing and Mr. and Mr*, to an area ern.Mra. Tom Long of Grand Rapid* Mrs. Geo. Sears and Mn (John Moore of Striker were guests I bracing K al­ two children and Mra. Maggie Kant- । Rev. George Wingard. Pastor . lot ' J. W. Moores. Mr. and Mn. Edd I "naxoo, South spent Thanksgiving day with their' Allerdlng attended the SuJ 10:00 JL M —Morning Worahlp ! parents. Mr. and Mra. Wayne Long. te«- Birthday Club at lhe of ner of Hastings. Honor guecu were 1 Rice and daughter with Mr. and .. Albion, Mr*. Spindler. Mrs. Townsend and 11.15 A M. — Bunday School Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Miel and' Mrs. Carl BrelcheLsen of .;1 Mra. Kendall Kellar and son Nell In ' . ,ar' Mr. Kantner. 8:00 P. M.-Young People's Servdaughter spent lhe Thanksgiving Tuesday. ‘ Hastings. lotte, St. Johns, Harry Long returned from" Ifie I Ray Clemens, Perry Smith. Her- j £a^?PaC_lty Holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. nnd Mra. Elwyn DeU of Leslie north deer hunting with a group of Mie) of McBride. ' were Saturday dinner guests at the Lbert Rose and Jake Callahan went 2? ? * Newayw hunters, the lucky one who brought tlce. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Moon were home of his parent*. Mr and Mrt. ■ de*r hunting Friday. I home 'hia^no _not'deer but a fine Thursday I P. M.—Midweek ServMr. and Mrs. Walter Gorxline and d M v ... . Thsnkrgiving Day guests of Mr. and John Deli Mra. Wayne Offley of South WoodThanksgiving Dav guests of Mr. black bear, weighing about 150 Ibn. Marilyn of Gull lake. Mr. and Mfc , 1300 ®n Your Dial An announcement was recently Sunday morning. December 6 will Gale Pierce and Phyllis of Leslie, I land. and Mrs. John Bulling were Mr. and No change in wave frequency Mr*. Leroy Perkins and daughter 1 Mra. Rolfe Bulling of Hastings and received by Mrs. Carl Walts from1 be Membership Sunday and a group' and Mr. and Mn. John Moore, local.1 accompanies the step-up in power, Audrey went to Kalamazoo Wednes- Mr. and Mrs Arthur Allerdlng and Mr*. Robert Pennell. < Naomi Van- will be taken Into the membership' were Tiianksgiving dinner guests of the Grand Rapids station contlnuLoo» of Springfield, Pynn.. of the of the church, a special program U dav to spend Thank««lving with Mr., local ' Rev. and Mra. Pfeiffer. }“E to transmit on its regular 13Wand Mrs Homer McAllister and Var”' Wotring and Mr and Mr*, birth of a baby boy. Robert VanLoo being planned. The public is Invited. Mr. and Mrs Plovd Palmer and : ",l‘*yc,e. grant. . , , . daughter Joyce Mra. McAllister and. Wotring were Sunday dinner Pennell, bom on November 5. Mr*. ■Pennell was formerly a teacher of The Evangelical Church Joyce returned to Woodland with Rueris nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs music in the Woodland acliool*. them on Friday aritt remained un-1 s- W. Smith of South Woodland. In J. S Dea bier Pastor Rev. and Mrs. Geo Wingard were til Sundav for a visit. ' the afternoon they called on Mra 10: 00 A. M —Momlng Worship “n , technical operation eight miles Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niethamer Maude Wotring of Nashville and son Thanksgiving Dav guests of her sls- . 11: 00 A. M.—Sunday school Harold Ritchie“nd lo tbc *oulh ,of GrB.nd and Pegpv and Mr. and Mrt. Stake Gaylord Wotring of Bridgeport. mJ M L> Harold Ritchie, were un ted in mar- Rapidll into tho moal Inodern radio Rising nnd Gene of West Woodland Conn , who was visiting hb mother.: 8.30 P. M.—Evening Worship riage by Rev. Campbell of Assyria broadcasting plant in the entire surprised their mother. Mra. Gfo. Gaylord Wotrihg Is connected with Thursday evening — Midweek ' ??day Bt. 3:30 p m at the ,w,ne ' nation, hailed as a definite advance Niethamer and stater. Mra. Bertha ' "n electrical firm In Bridgeport nnd Prayer Service. ’ ’ of Mr and Mn, Roger Davis. Mtaa in radio engineering construction. The Woodland Woman’s Study Flory nnd son Verdum when they ' Is.l’aving for Alaska Immediately on Louise Conklin, sister of the bride 1 ''This la the National UroadcaatClub are planning a Carry-in came on Thanksgiving to spend tlie business for h!s company. . Zion Lutheran Church «***• bridesmaid. Raymond Black. I ing Company!" . . . “This la the dinner at -----their’TT December dav with them. L Mr. nnd Mrs. Welby Crockford Christmas ----- ; — r—277 ”™" Paul W. Geiger. Pastor uncle of the groom, was best man. I BLUE Network!” . . . "This is the Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Munger were ' «”d family spent Sunday with her PJ”11’’?. t0. **. h^^nnn*l.»Tl]CSd<l? ' 10: 00 A. M.—Sunday School 1। Forty rorty friends mends and relatives were I Michigan Radio Network!” Atperican manhood and womanhood arc a healthy Tiianksgiving Day guests of Mr and Parents. Mr. nnd Mrs J. L. Higdon “7'"!’_r, ® *he 11: 00 A: M—Morning Worship present Mr. nnd Mra. Top pught Rad|0 jjhowa Mrs. Ritchie left left 1 Mrs. Geo. Bowden of Battle Creek ' 01। Bnrryville " 2S £eJ5,l;B D«rr>»mc . h ; ??L” "j*—' _3?1C J™, *—_** ------ 1 Lutheran Gospel Hour 3:30 P. M.1 on lot today. There it no reason why they should be —1 a short honeymoon, returning Mr. and and Mra. Mra. Lawrence Lawrence mut Paul aracd T LSn'r. S'.!1”/ “Bible Listeners will continue to hear Three soldiers from Camp Custer Mr. ---------—'. verae. "T* otover cj<LW, 1 Monday. ...j ,Christmas will bv lhr the "• ’ -----------were also dinner guests comnanled by their daughter and r5\,nlBS ccarols f‘ro?, w U be suns by these various chain identifications otherwise. They understand the importance of eat­ over the new WOOD-WASH, the Mr. and Mra txmls clum of Lake family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Amie *n» *f*p " ‘V* Vpper test Wo<>dund Church i IRVING ing correct foods and they know about the beneficial by Mrs. Walter m. Fisher a Christ- ' traffic depart­ <MK»MKRIHMiar. nnd'.ions’of' "itattie~ Creek . "were I,. —nnd .... . Beginning December 8. ehurch will ment of the sta­ linger of Hastings Snd Mr nnd Mrs. Tiianksgiving Day guests of Mr. and nla"’ frollc u Planned. qualities of milk. But better than just milk they I 10 oTa M—Wd£hto and Lrmon "■ Bl one OCMX* ,na Bunday tion making its Wayne long spent Sunday with Mrs. Chas Rowlader ot Grand Rap­ Christina* Card Shower A' Jf ^l^M l.acho©! at two. selection of pro­ know that Highlands Dairy Grade A Milk is extra John Sunun and helped him cele­ ids. Mrs. Faul nnd Mrs. Arnie and grams from the For Soldier Boys j Dec 9 ' The U<Ut “ ' wll > meet “ »>»« brate his blrihday 'sons remained with the Rowlader* ... - - -7 -- rr'-[ Urea of — the Blue o’_” y . home 01 Mrl Arthur indent Frttop-flight otterrich, high in vitamins and low in bacteria. of the Blue Supt. and Mra. H. A. Kltson en­ until Saturday when they returned ] „,E?d'r ,tbe . cou,JclJ I day. December 4. Christmas grab Ings of all three home. Mr, Arnie joined her on Sat® l . ay M°i her s Club, a *hower of 1 tertained with a family dinner on mniie. mr. Arnie jomca ner on ttat“ T~"” 'Neglect not to assemble your-■ u._ ... . c?ut - to - coast „wi ,h.v ... ul Christmas cards for all Woodland 1 A'L w?odln“d selves together. " Tiianksgiving Day. Guests were Mrs. urd.ty and they remained with her broadcasting SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY j boys in the service ta being planned. 1 and 10c for the society beside the ,n ,he **"*“ u b*lM nI«nn*rf 1 Bertha Cliffe of Carson City. Mr. parents for the weekend. systems. ; dinner to help make up the ehlekcorrect of all Unlted Brethren In Christ and Mrs. Cha*. Clernow of Okemos Mr nnd Mra. ^Lester Miller of Picture* . - y—and --------------- addresses ------ -- ---------Pioneer netlen pie fund for lhe year. There Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. t H. Osgood—Minister and Mr. and Mra. F. E. Border of 'Clarksville called on Mr. and Mrs. ‘’J* boys are. wanted immediately. 1 ■ • was no cltlcken dinner. Geo Forman on Friday Mra. Byron pl*“*,leB’e th*m ,he loc*‘ hard" Woodland Woodland . FraakMtrsaa world IS the ' Mr. and Mrs.- James Navel en_ Momlng worship—10 A. M. ■ V. R. Wotring was In East Lan- Tcaker and daughter of Pontine , rBre *,orcNBC, of which > tertained nil their children Thanks - WOOD-WASH has been an affili­ Sunday School—11 A- M. alng Monday to call on Pvt. John spent Saturday^nd Sunday with' I giving. ' Christian Endeavor—7:30 P. M. ate uninterruptedly for nearly Doneth while he was on furlough her parents, Mr and Mr*. Forman w ARNER-SINKLEr On Saturday evening. November ‘ ~ ' Evening worship and sermon—8, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flanders. eight years. It in known throughout HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW i«^ from Faster Field. Texas and visit­ Mr. and Mra. Earl Drake of South' ~~ 1 son Eugene nnd wife and Miss Betty broadcasting circles as “the net­ ing in East Lansing at the College Hastings called at the Forman home OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c; QT. ■■ tings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Will j Cottage prayer meeting Wednes-j * p f? t Thankralvlne at Lowell. work most people listen to moat" where he was formerly employed. Monday. | Mr, and Tra*te and — a fact established by all survey Mr. nnd Mrs. Lynn Osgood and Warner of Woodland was- united In day—7:30 P. M. Pvt. Doneth is In Radio Communi­ ------- •--- •- -— •• — t|children of Grandville were Bunday . ratings which show It to have concation, directing airplanes from a son Jack returned from a deer hunt­ marriage to Mrs. Bertha Humphrey Kilpatrick callers at lhe home of their fattier sistently 32 of the 50 most-popular ing trip In the Upped Peninsula last Slnkler of Hastings. The cerenwnv | Sunday School—10:36 A. M. tower at Foster Field. BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS who remains about the same. Mr. i Programs heard on the air. Listed Jack Crodkford of East lensing week. Lynn was the fortunate one was performed by the Rev. E. M. | Worship and sermon—11:30 A. M. nnd Mra. Wilson Travis of Battle below arc some of the NBC shows m —»-»■— *Endeavor r-j——- —7:30 — Christian P. .. M. i Creek were thert Saturday. spent Thanksgiving with hl* parents in the family and bagged a fine Wheeler tn the future home of the | which high-light the average listendeer. . |[ couple at 811 East Bond St. In Has- ’ Cottage prayer meeting Thursday Mr and Mra Welby Crockford. Mr. and Mra. Argyle Wlndes were I er* week: Mr. nnd Mra. Arthur Allerdlng j tings. Mr. and, Mra. Cha*. Farthing .and 1 1 home from Royal Oak for the-------week-1 "Fibber McGee & Molly” Questa Included Mr. and Mrs. Les-1 —— --------- — .--------------------------------------Mr. mid Mrs. Ben Schneider were were in Hastings Saturday when I| "Kraft Music Hall" ' ter Warner and Mr. and Mra. W. H. nEAT H W BABY । end ' Grand Rapids visitors Wednesday. 1 they went out to see T Sgt. John, Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. Halting! Bergen & McCarthy William McCann vtalted at the Mr. and Mra. Karl Paul and chil­ Russell Bulling who was home on 1 Warner of Woodland Mr. and Mrs I Coroner Dr. C. P. Lathrop and Jack Benny i Chas. Humphrey and Mra. George Sheriff Glenn Bera were called to borne of hi* son and Hfife at East dren vtalted her sister and husband. leave. John excepted a ten day furBob Hope I Humphrey of Freeport. Mr. and, thc home of Mr. and Mr*. J*m»* Lansing from Thursday until Sun- ■ "One Man’s Family” ■ | Mra. M. DeBakey of Grand Rapids. I Jordon on the Alex Leyster farm | dav and attended lhe football game "Doctor l.Q.” Johnny Warner of East Lansing. 1 'oulh of Orangeville early Saturday! between Oregon and M. S. C. Eddie Cantor -TSBE! Mrs. Dorothy Yarger nnd Mrs. 1 morning to investigate the death of, ------------ —•••--------"Voice of Firestone” ' ■a grandson prunrtkjRn e\9 — Jordon TnrHrm*R Lead* World of th the ’s. OnKrW Robert Claire Bawdy of Hastings Red Skelton -----------The United States leads lhe world i 1T muucmi Kenneth rmwt, Pardee, B«cu aged asm eight monina. months. ;I Fred Waring Woodland MidlandTownship TownshipSchool School Dr. Lathrop pronounced the death in railroad trackage, with 38.500 i Kay Kyser Kindergarten and Fir*I Grade | due to pneumonia. Tlie child's i miles. Soviet Russia holds second ; "The Telephone Hour" Miss Doris Whitney, teacher ..... father Is in the anny. ; place. “Johnny Presents Ginny Simms" "Truth or Consequences” "Mr. District Attorney” Baby Snooks & Frsnk Morgan "Information Please” "Fitch Bnndwsgon” “Hour of Charm” “Battle of the Sexes” Rudy Vallee Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra "Aldrich Family” ' NBC Symphony “National Barn Dance" Fast-growing giant of the air­ waves is the BLUE network, which supplies WOOD-WASH listeners with many radio favorites includ­ Ing: ' Metropolitan Opera ■ Lowell Thomas WOODLAND HALE HEARTY HEALTHY HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGHLANDS DAIRY AUCTION SALE As I am moving to Battle Creek and will have no further use for the furniture I will dispose of it at Public Auction at the house in Coats Grove across from where the old elevator stood on “Club Matinee" Raymond Gram Swing "Tha Parker Family” “Breakfast Club” Walter Winchell I Acclaimed the best state network I in Radio, the Michigan Radio NetI work brings to western Michigan such fine features as the following: j SATURDAY, DEC. 5, 1942 Starting at 1 O'clock, I Offer the Following Articles Spiegel enamel cookifove, nearly new Coleman lamps Breakfast table and 4 chairs Shovels, Axes Kitchen cabinet Fruit cans Montgomery Ward 5 burner oil stove, Keg of vinegar Quantity of new lumber Quantity of used lumber 9x9 umbrella tent 16 ft. boat 3 piece living room suite part of what we’re fighting foe today. It haa lifted power production and munitions production to tremendous heaven! A lot of other folks are being pleas- But that’s the kind of bargain in Wash tubs ond boilers 2 library tables Zenith 9 tuba electric radio Garden cultivator Stands 5 gal. paint 2 iron beds, springs ond mattresses 3 rolls of electric wire Dresser du* in your own home because you kept adding new appliance* and using 18 steel traps Commode Clothes bars electric service, too. Actually, the average American home enjoys twice « much electricity for its money as it did 10 to IS yean ago. Pci _•» you haven’t realised made possible by the experienced mm and women of your electric company — and by practical business manage­ ment-under public regulation. This is the American system of free Spean J Carpenter and garage tools 2 electric floor lamps Carden tools Dishes and cooking utensils 2 hone United gas engine Many other articles too numerous to V-8 Ford front axle and tires for trailer CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY 4’ 3 hand saws Vice and pipe wrench Bedding mention. which America leads the world. It is dut they’re getting a double order of Paper rack Montgomery Ward coal ond wood circulating heater ELMER’S pop-eyed surprise is per­ fectly natural. Twins I An unexpected double order of happiness from Cider barrels 7 x ^tug 12x14 linoleum I 3 cords wood ’ Shotgun 2 rockers | j 6 gal. crock Dining room table upright oven 3 odd chairs 2 crosscut saws 3 oil barrels | TERMS OF SALE: Cash day of tale, no goods removed until settled for. DEMOND, Prop. . Auctioneer • CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Ckrk Harry Heilman's baseball “The Green Hornet" U. of Michigan football “March of Victory" Detroit Lions* foolball “Pete and Bob” “Day In Review" Hillman and Lindley Edgar Guest The listeners are the judge and Jury, and, through the splendid sugges­ tions from time to time, WOOD­ WASH has been able to develop a number of well-produced programs di­ rectly reflecting the local enter­ tainment preferences. Here is a fourth reason why the WOOD­ WASH frequency is the most reli­ able spot on the radio dial. Popular Daytime Serials ! Among the various dramatic serials and out-and-out women's programs broadcast by WOOD­ WASH during the day are: "The O’Neill’a” "Lone Journey" “Breakfast At Sard!**" “Glenn and Lenore” “Linda’s First Love" “Hearts In Harmony" “The Editor*a Daughter” “Backataga Wife" “Cooking School of the Air” "When A Girl Marriea" “Portia Faces Ufa" “Jut Plain Bill” “Front-Page Farrell" grams broadcast over the naw WOOD-WASH earns for it the de­ served title of “Outstate Michi­ gan’s Greatest Station.” �THI HAmXQl BAMWnt, THUMDAT, DECEMBER 3, 1H» OD-.WASH « Up Power Fold Increase to 5000 Watts amber 1 Radio Station IVASH, Grand Rapids, ■ power to 5<XH) watts up* ri aation of the Federal rations Commission. The ncrease wlll greatly in>e station’s signal within opolitan Grand Rapids 1 will * « pr>- *outh llbion, Char- H - raygo, !gon. J«*k B«rt>r 100 on Your Dial nge in wave frequency es the step-up in power, Rapids station continui«mlt on its regular 13Wrant. g of a switch before 200 i in an elaborate cere* 'changing from the old ” swiftly transferred the iperation eight miles I to the south uf Grand t> the most modern radio ig plant in the entire led as a definite advance, ngineering construction, tne National Broadcast* iny!” . . . "This is the work!" . . . "This is the ladio Network!" 'light Radio Shows i will continue to hur ius drain identifications ew WOOD-WASH, the traffic depart­ ment of the sta­ tion making its selection of pro­ grams from the top-flight offer­ ings of all three coast - to - const systems. Pioneer net- NBC, of which SH has been an affiliTuptediy for nearly It is known throughout g circles as “the netpeople listen to most” tabiished by all survey ch show it to have conof the 50 most-popular eard on the air. Listed ome of the NBC shows light the average listenIcGee & Molly' lisle Hall” t McCarthy my l*s Family” • inter Firestone” ring rr phone Hour” ‘resents Ginny Simms'1 Consequences" let Attorney" • eke & Frank Morgan Ion Please” idwagon” Charm” * the Sexes" lorsey's Orchestra 1 phony Barn Dance" [H$.Kiant ot the air­ fl LUE network, which I0D-WASH listeners •adio favorites includtan Opera lomaa fhe Book-Ends” S.I., er Family” Club" inchell NASHVILLE —————————— Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bobier and daughter, who bought lhe C. E. Appieman farm north of town have moved to Plymouth. day and Friday with her son Ray Gibson and family in Lansing. Ralph Wetherbee suffered a scVere stroke Friday morning. G aylord Wotring of Bridgeport, Conn., spent the weekend with hte mother, Mrs. Maude Wotring. Ha General Electric Co. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Wot­ ring of Detroit. Miss Louise Wot­ ring of Lansing. Mr. and Mn. Henry Ford arid family of Kalamaaoo and Mn. Emma Platt of Wayland. Mra. HMUe Fumtaa la visiting relatives in Grand Rapids. Clair Burdick of Detroit spent a ■ Cogswell and family ta I. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle 1 * South Bend, Ind., wsr afternoon end overnight Mn. Karrer's parente. Mr Bhlrisy Slocum. Mr. and Mrs Orr Fisher were •Diankaglving day gue^ M Lre ■ ■Ue^gsWll and Amily ta Nadv ; !i-rille I । ■Thanksgiving guests of Mn. Flory's Hastings. Mr. and Mn. Linden Bryans are the parents of an sight pound son born Friday morning, November 31. Congratulations. I Congratulations to Mr. and Mra Ed Wemar of Grand Rapids who • •• mix. vnaoxs xjvvk mi ovviu uuu axcb. zx. w. xisrumg. iAjnariO»M, *JT. 8fiu MTS. GOO. BOAUnion City, Indiana^ Fritasy. Mus ^4 jgra Laird Wotring of also present. • The Union Cemetery Circle will । ner and daughter, Eleanor, st tris I. rCclte^**?ndkaiia’ acco^rtS^ ar‘nd R*PHis *l;d Miss Betty WotMr ttnd Mr3. Linden Collison at- 'r‘tct tor pot-luck dinner Wedare- I Brod beck home. Afternoon callers ' Rarity Townsend at Woodland. ! Mr *ntl Smith ot Mn. Irjez Swift accompanied Mr. tvenlng BfU:r . Woodland and Raymond Smith of chlldren enjoyed their Thnniughand Mn. Orson Swift to Battle 0• Thanksgiving tag dinner with his parents near care tar lxr Uule RrBIldaon al mch. Creek Thursday, where they were Algonquin lake Saturday. ;lan(j who b«n in with pneu, guests of Mr. and Mn. Carl Dover j ^nnei- *1lh u,elr P»«nta, Mr. and Vane Wotring of Woodland. Mr. mnnl<l I and family. and Mrs. 8. W. Smith and Mr. and nlng. Mrs. Glenn Wotring visited Gay- ' *~T *. LUldcn Collison — Darwin Swift ----and---sister. Juanita wheel chair. mother. Mrs. Chat tic CoUlsoit had Thanksgiving dumer with their | I Andrew Travis snd daughter. Mn. Jord Wotring of New York at the mother MrsMaud ™ Creek .hopper, on suter. Lota WUuSns. . , Lillian Paulkner were Thanksgiving dinner guests of his brother and wann, of N.u.vuf. .t^r-.u„ „„ ounto | ■! ; nesday evening on their return family of Battle Creek. ----- ---------- *-^e---------------- --------- tertained Mrs. Rea Galnder ot Coljgrs. Victor Eckardl and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Paul Guy were Thursday night and Friday, will Velte accompanied their father, had' been deer hunting. Thanksgiving guests ot her parents, EAST DELTON d Mrs. Bert Galr.der at- “r “nd Mrs. Edwin Galnder of Ce0 Schneider and MIm EtU Sch- i Tlianks-­ “an Dtego^Cahf.. accompanied iter nelder. also Mn. Dona Schneider to ' port spent a lew days over the week- Milton Maple Grove. Raymond spent Uta tended a family gathering Thanks Greenville ------at - •».. the home of .u-h. thetr home ho®* o«i Friday. y' , . „ , _ wrTO1.>i.c lost week wc« Monday where ...c.c day with hta grandmother, Mra. giving day nephew Mr. and Mri Douglas 1 ifr- ““L *5” clauJ Harrington ’' n ley spent th* th» rlav day with Ur Mr. R,hnrl. Bchneithrv James Guy. Galnder near Gull lake. . f°r night supper - Mr., der-4 »uur. Mrs. Lehman Pamey home Bunday evening. R«v. and Mra. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Willison enDdr*oc and and husband, helping Mrs. Pamey Mn. Iva DeCamp and Mn. Sarah Dunham district. tertained for Thanksgiving dinner “ WUlUon and Pvt. Elmer , cetebrate her birthday. Meyers of Woodbury were dinner Fred Ashby am weekend at the farm. Sunday after- 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bates and two of^FOrt Dta, ------------------- —------------- ------- ’ — noon they called on Chas. Farlee ■ I of Lansing and Mr. and Mrr,. Roy day. of Battle Creek. Mr. and nin-rnir-r Gngsbury woods, and family. 1children Mra. Harold HUI and two daugh- . DUNUAM DISTRICT Freemeir and —.... Mrs. Cora Scheel of ..... ■ —_ — ——■ xr. anu Mil. Harry narry Denials Daniell and ana id Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Carroll Brodbeck ;ters of near Dowling and Mr. and , A pleasant gathering Sunfield called—on— Mr.-------and Mra sing Sunday afternoon at the home cniUkw spent n^twWfw fn P------ ------------------ -ot---------------------------of New Haven. Miss Patricia Brod- .Mrs. Robert Wlllteon and two chH- friends andl neighbors neiahbon was wn< held held Ray Rnv Scheel flrhwl Sunday Rnndnv evening, evening nf hr, her •«» uncle ani Chris.. Ort.hu. Grieble. ■" Her'wn —_ nu » ... “ ruraa. beck of Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mra. 'dren of Bunnell district. I Wednesday evening at lhe Maple Thanksgiving Day visitors were as cousin. Fred Grleble. who had been Ur ^4 farnuy Robert Ulery and baby of Lake O- 1 Mr 1[el Waters were ,. -----------------------------..... --------poor health _______________________ for some time, pained________________ J ----- - TTr Mr. anQ and Mrs Rex Oroi,e Orange hall for .a shower of' follows; Mr. and «... Mn. Waiter Cooke,-- ...in_______ ■ *’,v Thursday Thurvfav evening. nvenino The Vw, funfitn- 1HGHBANK irtniVRXXfir dessa were Thankagiving gueste of . suooer Thankasivinx at mlscclleanous gifts for Pvt. and Mrs. Mrs. L>dl« Schuler and Bertha away Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brodbeck and home ot Mr ^4 Mrs_ George Robert Lake (Thelma Sponselleri. Wagner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. era! was Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam HawbUtx iLeinaar and daughters In Hlckorv HcfreshmenU were served after the , Arthur Bates and family; Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Ben Schneider. Mr. spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and familyMrs. Guy Kantner accompanied Comers ’ werc °P*ned' Mn. Ben Schneider. Mr. and Mn.; and Mrs. E. J. Bates and family Mra. Rodger Warner in N—hvffle her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Frank I Stewart Waters and family at- 1 Corporal Eugene Ball started on E. J. Bates and family. Mr. and Mn. were In Greenville Sunday afternoon Larry Jqqsb ot Battle Creek spent Moxon of Lake Odessa and Rev. j'tended . ... a fem Uy gathering at th« the hto re‘urn 10 “ Florida Camp Bun- ' Karl Eckardt, Bruce and Joyce Ec- [ lovtilt the^ former's slater. Mrs. ’■ the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Don Come, of SuonoU lo K>U- “!*.,• fLS! r s ten day furlough at his kardt and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel i Lehman Pamey and husband. j Hawblilx'x homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Durkee mazoo Monday. with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pink-1 Mr. and Mrs Walter Cooks and | Mr. and I ■in Delton Thanksgiving. i ' Mr. and Mrs. Word Cheeaeman beiner and family in Middleville;, Walter Williams were supper guests‘ dinner gun Mhl Helen Butolph and waa born and lived In our neighborhood formerly. Mrs. Carrie Evans has gone to South Bend, Indiana, to stay wlti} mauve. BARNUM SCHOOL "mt/wmI Mr.. Louis Kraft ot Log.' Mr- and Mrs Robert Owen and Angeles. Cal-, who are visiting his .of, Gr<nd Haven «P«nt father. E. C. Kraft and Mrs. Kraft w lh Mr and M,X spent Saturday and Sunday in De- Joe Crockford. trolt. I Mr. and Mra. Fred Durkee enMias Doria Betts of Grand Rap- tertained their family Thankaglvids spent tlie weekend at iter home inf Day. here. Her brother. Robert Bette. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Holmes of leaves for camp on Thursday. 1 Woodland spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bateman Herbert Johnston family. and daughter of Detroit spent tiw . Darlene Durkee spent lhe week­ weekend with her parents, Mr. ( end with her aunt. Mn. Roland Valentine of HasUngs. The fire department was called ■and Mra Jay Dittman of Detroit.'ncar 01 suddcn u*®1" or Mrs. Mr. and Mr. Edward Peet and , ch.rt^ VanLent and Schauffhoiuer on Saturday and Mrs. Allen Brumm in East LanSaturday afternoon to the Tom * Blocher of Grand lBt 018 horae ot her ““^ter Katie ,I sing. Mr. Brumm's parents. Mr. and Wilkinson farm about eight miles daughter. Lieut, and Mrs. Geo. Un- | son. Mrf Mrs. wave omener i~ , -- ~ Mrs ch*a- Brumm of Nashville ac- • Strong -- u» ur»uu a*<u-h southland west of town where the non all of Grand Rapids called on].। Haven. -Mrs. Gertrude and- ™ “lu® companled them, and Miss Enid house and contents were burned. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crockford Sun- ! Nancy of Grand Rapids and Miss “ *e,t ror «««uy ’"O t*™* cheeseman of M. S. C. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roush of Nash- Grand Rapids Sunday. 1 er relation in the evening. ] vUte with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Dck-1 --------- '------- ----------------------j Word was received that Laurel erdl in Grand Rapids; Mr. and HOPE CENTER Marshall ta In the Ann Arbor hosMrs. Jesse Rowlader and Mrs. Mar- ! Mrs. W. E. Aldrich in company ; pttaL | garete Oerllnger of Nashville with with Carl Ricker and family of | George Hoffman. Jr, of Swanton. Ti>e Joe Vlick family lived there | Carolyn Hershberger ot Battle i 7. o ,. ( „ ( Mrs Ed Smith 'Edna Brumm) and Mr. and Mrs, CharUe Eckardt; Mr. Hastings ate Thanksglylng dinner Ohio, recently called on hta parents. . ... , . airs, m anum 'tana urunun* ana non left Tuesday momlng for tho Creek. 1Uon ®<ar.Pa!n' children of Lansing were also guest*. but weren't at home. .. ------»— -• Funeral services for Mn. Ellen Municipal Air Port at Boston, Maas. Mr. and Mrs. Casgo Smith and ' well spent the weekend with her I Thirty-five members of lhe Me- ■ Andrews, 91. were held Saturday Tlw following te taken from the children. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith i , .. .. rxetvey ana mu iuuiuo were enI Pvt. Merle ColUwnof Madison, UrUlned on Thanksgiving Day by afternoon at two o'clock at the Grand Rapids Press; and children- ot Lansing and Mr. M„ Albert H)irdJn, home of her daughter, Mrs. Sarrol A mldaftcmoon ceremony Thurs­ and Mrs. Ward Green and daugh­ i WU.. came home Monday evening Mr an(J ErnMl DunkelberPowers, with Interment tn Lake­ day nt the home of Mra. Edward ters ware Thanksgiving dinner I to spend Turnday with home folks. Do your Christmas Shopping early for a good selection. Wo Mr. and Mrs. Claud Harrington f ger of Detroit spent the Thanksglvview cemetery. Mrs. Andrews was Randal] of Button 61. united in guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith. close Christmas Eve at 6 o'clock. born Jan. 4, 1851 in Walton town­ marriage her son. Elwin E. Ran­ Mrs. Bertha Mulllnex and family had for supper Friday evening her lng weekend with relatives here and ship. Eaton county, the daughter dal] and Dorothy Arlene Heist, of Battle Creek were Thanksgiving brother, Pvt. Elmer Willison of |n Rattle Creek Fort Dlx. N. J, also Mr. and Mrs. I Questa Sunday of Mr. and Mn. ot Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Butler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. guests of Mr. snd Mrs. ----------------------- —-------------—----------- , «.,«.« «... _ ___ ________ .a . ■ a. — . Hershberger. Bobby Joe remained Gordie Durkee and son David and George Ball were Mr. and Mrs. Gr­ She attended Olivet college and Helse of Woodland. later taught school. On June 13, ! lando Ball of Glenwood and Mr. and Dr. I. E. Runk performed the and spent lha Thanksgiving vacs- Ed Willison of Delton. I Mr. and Mn. Claud Harrington Mrs. Miner Myers and children of 1875 she was married to John An­ ceremony. After their return Mon- j tlon here. drews. They moved to Nashville day from a abort wedding trip lhe ] Mr. and Mrs. Otto Townsend at- 'ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. . Dowagiac. Mr. and Mrs. Jason La30 years ago. She leaves her hus­ couple will moke their home at: band, John, two daughters. Mrs. 134 Union Ate.. N. E. Harry Holman of Bellevue. Mrs. Margery and Helen Reesor spent Serrol Powers, Nashville; two sons, Thanksgiving vacation at home, j The tame salespeople will HU yoar Mail Storel Harley Andrews of Nashville and sanic CEDAR CREEK Dale suiuicwa Andrews v* of ua.wc Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Cole enter- 1 Leslie Gould spent the weekend fatned lheir family for Thanks- near Big Rapids hunting for deer. } •We will appreciate yoar trade, either la giving. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald CritThe community club meets thia । recsivtd when in our store. Just write lenden and son of Hastings, Mr. and »*ek Friday night. Everybody !' us s plain, frank letter stating your wiskss Mrs. John Moore. Jr. and daugh- welcome. tion. Give as a trial. ter of Lansing. Mrs. Mildred Knodt Mrs. Etta Conestrict of Delton and needs in our stock of Dry Goods, acand daughter of . Milwaukee, who spent Saturday with Mrs. Ella Cordially years, are staying with her parents while Wertman. her husband te in training. I Mr. and Mra. Lawrenco Bostwick • Do your Christmas shop­ FRANDSEN'S STORE" Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Basse 11 of Augusta spent Sunday with her , ping where Santa fills his and two daughters of Blissfield mother, Mrs. Gertie Posse. spent Wednesday with friends here, i Mr. and Mra. Von Fuller and , pack! At TOYTOWN! Santa Says O7Q The A. D. Spaulding family have chnthra Miss Jim* Haynts of Hex­ She's a Grand Z*’ An excitiog, thrilling spot moved to Birmingham. [Dnp. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lein- | Gift Value! Mrs. Sena French and daughters i of Battle Creek and George with new gifts, clever of Plainwell spent their vacation Haynes of Camp Beal. Cal, werg games, jolly toys, pretty Any little girl will love to with tiie formers mother, Mra. recent guesta of Mr. and Mrs. own this sweet baby! 20 Anna Gribben. I Henry Leinaar. Regular’ meeting of Momlng Ell win and Dale Lammera, Jo­ and girl. Come soon, and . inches tall, spft stuffed Glory Rebekah lodge will be held 8cPh Hammond and Junior Oswald make this the gayest body, and beautifully Friday -evening. j returned Saturday from their hunVMLss Bertha Stauffer te caring »ng trip. Christmas ever! dressed in lace-trimmed for Mrs. Sam Ostroth. I Mr *”<1 Mra- John Lammers —------------ -- --------------------spent Bunday with Mr. and Mra. MARTIN CORNERS Ciair Holder near Lacey. Mra. Eva Trautweln who recent- I Mr. and Mra. Ardy Owen enlasht ly fell and broke her right leg be - 1 tertained their children and grand­ low the hip is still in Pennock hoe- . children for Thanksgiving dinner I1OS pita], and seems to be getting along 1 Maynard Monroe of Kalamazoo re­ as well as could be expected which ; mained with them untjl Bunday, ta good news. . [Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stauffer of clit Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Schantx and near Hastings were dinner gutsta tach elasticity aa silk or aylon son Howard of Maple Grove and at the Owen home Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Varney and ] Mr. and Mrs. John Lammers and ZEPHYR MECHANICAL TRAIN SPARKING COMBAT PLANE sons of Castleton Center were daughter were Thanksgiving guests Passenger or freight "Com­ Thanksgiving day gueata of their iof their son Clare and family of Two machine guns shoot real Make sure that lhe stockings have sufficient reinfather. Wm. Cogswell and family.. Battle Creek. modore Vanderbilt" stream­ (but harmless) sparks when Mtas Greta Cogswell of Kalamazoo I The next Farm Bureau meeting liners sip down the track. CQ this fighter goes into action. also spent Thanksgiving vacation will be at the home of Mr. and 2RH iBches, 4 stool units, ♦ with the home folks. j Mrs. Arcellous Campbell Wednes18'Z* in. wingepread, 13 3-4 RJ«/ Dorta Gillespie and friend of day night. December 9. All are sparking engine, 10 tracks. in. long. Strong spiral motor. Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of invited to bring a 35c gift to txher parents. Mr. nnd Mm w r »•— a-... . Gillespie. Wash them immediately after wearing. a Christmas tree. Order-I>y-Mail Service! 'BABY PRECIOUS' The Story and Secret about RAYON HOSE niven 1 2 3 the best state network Michigan Radio Netto western Michigan urea as the following: stocking to become thoroughly dry- 16 Piece Set 59c liman's bssebsll I Hornet" higan football lloh’ nd Lindley in service for tea parties for 4. Rain­ bow colors in sparkling clear gfan. Complete SPECIALS GRAND RAPIDS BOOKCASE & CHAIR CO 1 en op KMieCsrtar ferencea. Here is a n why the W00Dncy is the most reiihe radio dial. Daytime Serials various dramatic it-and-out women's adcast by W00D- At Sardi'a* Wife” loci Of the Airrl Marries" ■ Life” till” Farrell” I NOV. 30 TO DEC. 19 INCLUSIVE Station.” Famous Ott-O-Former kit for easy-to-make fighter planet. Your choice of 6 styles. I Boxed Gift Ties run .up, i„. urlous quality fabric gift ties. Goods on display at factory. PURE WHITE HANKS With cords or satis etrlpte. Two in a box. A/X_ X<|C M«Z 2 brush*! and a 50c 102-104 W. STAYE ST. WALLDORFF & SON 5 thread silk. Hollywood stars are the severest critics ol hose— for they demand correct style and color—perfect tailoring—and above all, Lace Edged Slip $119 JL tx..",™: gette trims the bodice. Comfy Slippers Ttim. tailored DOriayi. Pateat leatherette Ars 3 PUCE BRUSH SET CASH Includes pistol. 2 rubbar tipped darts, metal 9‘,4 in. target. friMiC VF Initialed Hanks H«r initial em- 20 "ABC" Blacks OEc in Gay Gift Bax CO Safe round camera, dis­ tinct railed letters, bright colors. 10‘ Paper in Chest Handy wood cbssl hslds 12 Very important, if not the nasi, is to 5 For Her Air Raid Defense QQ‘ Target Game wv edges,po'ckete*! 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 F. M. Hastings, Mich. Hug-em-tight delustered plush animals! Soft, washable. They squeal and their eyes roll. Calfskin Billfold Occasional piece. Coffee table., End tables, Benches, Occasional Chairs, Odd Bedroom Pieces, Odd Dining Roam Pieces, Tables and Frame Mirrors. Selection of finish and cover on many pieces. TKRMS: Airplane Kit 29c For Him See us 4or details. !*^2tre" Stuffed Toy> $1.19 4 i guarant ced durability, so that their work before the cameras will not be ' interrupted. That's why, when Universal Studios officially adopt Admi­ ration Costume Hosiery as standard equipment for their stars—it really MEANS something! 6 isfactioa. with evsfal haagliag. The Rayflax sad Victory with Myloa Too aad of coarse Fall faahioaod, high-twtet yarn, flexible Th^Sell at Only— Irregular "Rayflex" sell at ... Seconds. F. fasbUoed 'Victory" U*la F. fashioned heoeI 59‘ lopes. HASTINGS 'Exclusive, but not expensive" HASTINGS ■4 5»« �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER X 1H1 ,---------------------------------------------------------- r---------------------------TTie Junior class was entertained and Phyllis spent Sunday with Mr SOUTH SHULTZ CARLTON CENTER HICKORY CORNERS DOWLING Saturday afternoon at the home of — and J ' Mrs. r~ *Leach. —*Last Week's Letter : Last Woek'a Letter Last week's news. Congratulations to Grace Conk­ Mrs. Letha Goswell and daughter Norman McIntyre with eight pres­ Rev. and Mrs. Fred Hom spent; ■ Mrs. Frank Hosmer wen! to LanMr. and Mrs. Neil Wilson spent are spending a few weeks wlUi Mr. lin and Kenneth Ritchie, recent PLEASANT HILL ent. Guawell's parents and slater al St. newly weds, who were married SunSaturday and Bunday at their home sing. Wednesday to spend a few Thanksgiving evening with their QUIMBY Thursday guests of Mr. and Mn. here. Esther Hom of YpsUantl vis- i days with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis and | daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perry returned Navey of Battle Creek spent Sat­ Vrr^ Carter local ’ and Mr \nd i lled them Sunday and Rev. and; Prank Hosmer wm in Ann Arbor • Myers of near Woodland. Mra Homer Bartlett war a guest The Mr. and Mrs. Leland Jones and on Thursday from their deer hunt- urday with Mr. nnd Mra. Archie Mra llul, Ol Hrroe and of Ah ^rrard of Battle Wednesday for treatment. gtoup was ple^ntly surprised by Thanksgiving of her grandson and family of mu Mt. Pleasant were callers McIntyre. leaflii 'f*"1 8und«' nigflt with I a shower, honoring Mra , Aleo a telephone call from Corporal family and other relatives at Gales- | at l. j. Oswalds Friday. The Quimby C. E. met at the Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Edmonds ! Mrs. Ray Bigler and son of CadU’ ‘ them. Rev. Fred Hom and his ,son- Neal, was held Wednesday at the j Charles Wilson who Is stationed at and family. Mr. and Mn. Howard church Sunday evening. Mrs. ven Carter entertained m-Uw. Rev. Leetand Sherrard, have home of Mrs. LaFayette Usbome.' California. Each member of Ute Rev and Mrs. Estle Barnes and Ue wcn. weekend guests ol Mr nnd Edmonds and family and Horace Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre I ’Iriendt ,rom Caledonia bought a homo near Goguac lake. The hostess. Mrs. Usbome Instruct- , family said a few words to him. Mrs. Blanch Rainy of Grand Rap- I Mrs Jobn ormsbe. Her husband. ________ Edmonds________ all of_______ Dowling were ___ and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Friday afternoon. Battle Creek, and arc moving there ed each guest to hang a baby pic- This was indeed a Thanksgiving Ids brought their Thanksgiving din- whom she had ptanned to visit soon Thanksgiving guasto of Mr. and McKeown and Mr. and Mrs. Rus. wv™. Tlie Sunshine club «... will hold their M11 this week. We shall miss them from ture of themselves on lhe wall and > blessing. ner and spwit the day with his. has been promoted from Staff. SerMra Kenneth Reynolds and fam- sell Mead and family of Oscoda Christmas are -hrlstmas meeting meetlna with Mrs. Bert thU pi place. | then try to pick out who lhe baby ■' Leslie Daniels has sold Ids milk moUter, Mrs. H. E. Barnes. Rev. Keant to Lieutenant and ha.? been Byjwere Sunday dinner guesto of Mr.- Palmer. Thuraday. Gift exchange Mrs. Prank Hom entertained lhe j pictures were. Mra. Neal opened the truck and route to Harold Norton Barnes has recently enlisted in the transferred to Georgia where he will Mr. and Mra. Mr onH Mn Archie Arehla McIntyre. Ur Tn I ina. Ii and Mid Mra Mr, Merritt Uerrltt Mead Mrnil of nf BarryHnrrv- and pot ]uck dinner at ItOOn. ’ ...» z spend twelve weeks in an oHicera’ following guests Sunday a} a birth-< rrtany lovely gifts, after which reMr. and Mrs Ralph Norton of u-® nfny; , Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre ville. Mrs R. J. Williams is not so well day dinner honoring' her Thanksgiving guesto of Mr. and unlning camp. A father, freshmenu were served | Grand Rapids were Bunday visand family spent Thanksgiving with 1 Mr. and Mra. J. L Smith spent k Davison I ----------------Mrs. Clifford Shellman entertain- 1 itora of Mr Ona u™ u.mw *»—. Mrs. Howard Pennock and children 1 Mr. and Mra Milton Leinaar of and b again confined to her bed Bert Cook's, birthday: lMLLm.Mv.kr Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis of Bat- Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. since Friday. ... -j eight girls -.-.j gt a progressive Pedro um we J5 ** r ’ ^ nd Harrington Dei^n ipenl Thanksgiving day with of Rapid City. Bert and ThLd Cook «—u j savjeooi of carlton. t uff two7!™ and and Marvin Marvin and and girlfriend elrl frUnd of Deln-l. Mf and Mrj Myron WhJlWOltil and night in Lake ' with Mrs. Addle Lewis had as dinner I and John Graham of Kaiainazoo. Wednesday P^irty‘ Vl^n< Mln The la Perry of Lansing vis­ ' Mr. and Mrs. Burr Rowley of ---- — - ----- ?.-■ ■- —- ■—1 the two ladies spent Saturday in Mr. and Mrs. Bryce *' Mejers\and Odessa. Mrs. Gerald Tlscher won new ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Roy Welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roush guests Thursday Mr. and Mra TetMr. and Mrs. mr! Boyes and Perry. Other callers were Larry- and family of Coot'. Grove and Mr. rohe of Battle Creek and Mr. and Maud and Mr. and Mrs. Nel! Gee- toh «ore and Geneva Roberts won ju*r' daughter Marjorie of Hastings were snd Mr> Norton Slocum and hold and son Robert of Grand Rap-. l°* score. - ■ ’hospl Anders and Mr. and Mrs. Merle and Mrs, Charles Rowley and fam­ Mn. R. J. Williams local. | ?*2d*>y tPesl* ot bfr. and Mrs. Carl family had dinner Thursday with Mr. and Mra. Clare Williams and Ids. Mr and Mrs Harry Shute nnd t ptc- Charles BrecheLsep-son of Mr.1 This week's news. Rowley of Hastings. ily- were Thanksgiving dinner guest; their mother. Mrs. A. D. L*. Mra Thelma of HasUngs. The birthday and Mrs. Millard Bfechelsen was | Mr. and Mra. Fay Wing of Wood- i ?^“' u Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds. Shirley of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roush nnd daughters and Ed Bedford ate nnd Thanksgiving decorations wcre > transferred about . a week ago to land were Thanksgiving dinner 11 a?4'- ,. n U” B1t‘r I™*' -7 Tb*11®* Shay was a weekend guest Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and and Gary and Mrs. Wesley Edmonds family Mr. and Mrs. Merle Row­ beautiful. Camp Ord. California. guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wing I Fxigar „ . L Barnes and son James Ed- of Mrs Uc of Dowling visited Mrs. Emma Hoff­ ley and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bark­ Mrs. Hurry Fish nnd family of Mid­ ot Otsego called on Mn. H. E | 7^ MlUred aaakUl and Mra Mina Kenyon attended a ;| Clayton Lewis Mra. «iwn«u Edward rauiwn Paulson or of gar “ huff were sunner attests qicviue. dleville. a Also iso ccieuraica celebrated me lhe birth-1 turui-> — — — ... ..Zw.. ».. v..u<u .. ----— AUerdlng and ~z — “Mr. ••• and •>•••. man In Augusta on Friday. Mrs. Ella Wolfe’and Mrs. Robert days of Mrs. Seymour Jordan and Patty « thp h(Mrle ot Mr» Russell Daniels each brought home a deer. Detroit were Wednesday night sup­ n v I Florence Wright of the M. S. C. .-rtfs r.un wuiie wu Mrs. rvuucii uviu*,, ... . - --- ---- -. ' Marjorie Rltzman spent n few Harold AspinaH and Gordon Trick WTItt holiday guests of their parDryer of Hastings spent Friday afMm. Ida Schleh. Mott of Delton Wednesday, other ® mcr Marlow underwent an opper guests of Mr. and Mn. Prtd M* Srhlell. O< »■« WHMMa,. Olh.r ■ . ..... ----------------days visiting relatives In Battle Dnw »< Huuw weM returned Saturday night from an erjts here * 1.,^ .Uh Mr. .„d Mn. J L. Mb. M„b of HUUu.. EXSaSK Creek. ter hunt U1 nteten u„ white, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Shriber and A choir is being organized at the Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rltzman pXJr hSme^ * ‘ 1 ,nd Jcnnle Hastings, staying with her son and family in MUhigkn ■ h*v. moved Into te. Bite, Hte Church. Mr. ahd Mrs. Lawrence Rltzman P.toer home.^ Maud Mott of Hendershott district. Charlotte while Mr Marlow was Mr. «nd Mrd Hteld While and <( cite lake and Mr. and spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and ------------------------------------------------------- - ofRhnvina1Uth^rndd hJ and Esther Scotsman of North Bar- waiting for the operation to take u™ ate « raw Fa. Wte dlrm.r c,,,. r-rrla have moved over Mrs. Wm. Shriber of HasUngs. 01 ““ i •»'»?!<">“ garage. ■ 2h,ve to ™ain thrrr Mr. and Mn. Garc Tlscher of X , . i Mra. Domlrnr Uonardelhl or Mar­ Lansing and Grandpa Jack Smith NeJPe Mr and Mra. Herb Cook. Mr. and n“ t<*clh‘»Town and dau<hlrr . que(Ce rpeni Thartualvlni and te A anndarful Gerald Gibson " nnd Pranshka ------------------ Thanksgiving ------------ ----- . .was --­ were Thanksgiving guests at the Mrs Mott Bedford. Mr. and Mn n'’ Dorr --------„th „er huahand who la and Maurtrr wcre lw0 °* ,he fortunateones to enjoyed at lhe John Usbome home home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tis- Mr. "a«l Nunnemaker were rre.1. Paul Gibson and Bert i' .!!' «»■"■> ■> Clear lake ramp. n-irtvand mt Maurice rhrXr each brln« back a deerfrom theiri Sunday. There were over 40 guests cher. Carter attended a t—.z — c;..— — Baule Creek Thankaklvlng and Izd<1 Moon wo uck . Inr f. hunting trip. present. Those from away were. Mr. Norman Barry spent fregn.Thurs­ ^•n%'nr““a°'hlia ““ !*S R"J L“* ”'k “"■» t>on-wrl«hl Gcukes of Middleville Saturday ----------------- eve-1 Thc Haven o( RMt and Mrs. Russel Friend and daireh- day night to Bunday night with Mr. *»“ rMUren or Bunnrll C„,M u,, m.u „„ m, oowllnf McDonald returned in the have-g program over WELL Rattle , ter of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Mina nnd Mrs. Lester Warner of Wood­ “U Mrs. MCDOlUJd returned to the Creek at J 1:’5 p. m ; Friend from Clarksville. Mr and ,. net , „ . ......................... . rote durln< hu alnence m. every Sundav. ; Friend from Clarksville. Mr. and land. Friday after spending S and Mra. Charlo. Olteple Rev. and Mrs. Leeland Sherrard Mr’ Ken Braendle and family of Richard Landon, son of Mr. and .IKT?. Grand Rapids. ? animated Mn OBle.ple'. iram. Charles Robertson tnee Evelyn Horn* assist with lhe .Freeport. Those from Carlton were, Mn Cleon Landon and MU? Mar­ «rfn“d‘k MSM . Grand Hapld. who 1. ten lo rnprogram. Their friends from this 1Mrs. Nln« Barry. Mr and Mrs. Ai- garite Racey. daughter of Mn. pnul Sunday nlkhi. I », te «r?te Bunder ■ plsce can listen and send them a , berk Barry and children. Mr. and Charles Wilson of Welcome Cor­ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coming of • Mr Mrs John Chamberlain card. । Mrs. Leo Barry and family: from ners, were married Saturday after ­ Be rnice and Beatrice Palmer spent were dinner guests Bun­ | Pottersville were Mrs. Wm. Mulhol- noon at four o'clock. At this in­ Kalamazoo called on Mra. Frank Of the Thanksgiving vacation with Mr and Mrfc Oown I land and Margarite Mulholland: Mr. formal ceremony. MIm Racey wore Town and Mra Hazel Nunnemaker i nnd Mr nnd Mn, C|WriM Gaskill land Mrs. Prank and son. from Do­ a lovely dress of light blue crepe muraday evening. ' ?L£“Un,‘ Than,U«‘*,n< i O. D. and Burr Passett arrived Mr. and Mra. Dale Gelsen­ with bracelet length sleeves. Miss HUBBARD HILLS SOUTHWEST RUTLAND 1 home from their hunting trip Sun-: hover. Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Vin- Loin Landon, tlie bride's only at­ ■ Miss Betty Tetter began work at ‘ Mr. and Mra. Colon Hallock and Mr. and Mrs Louie Erway. Ray | dav momlng. rent nnd daughter of Mor- tendant. wore a street length dress Otix Harold and Loraine. Mr and Pvt. Wayne Whitmore of Chicago 8an; Dayton Friend of Fort Custer; of black creoe with a blue top front. the factory In Middleville last week, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Hallock of BatMr and Mra. Roy Jenkins enter- tie Creek and Mr. and Mra. Percy Mrs Harry Melch all of Kalamazoo L, home on an eight day furlough Mr and Mrs. Calvin Stcffey and son Robert Paulkener acted as best man nnd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis and; Joyce Norton is having the.of Kalamazoo: ond four Coast Rev. Winston Stone performed the talced relaUves from Grand Rapids Hallock of Plainwell spent Sunday Sunday , J I’dth Mr “U’d Mrs. Frank Hallock. Robert and Mr and Mrs. Ray Er- whooping cough. Guards from Clear Lake Camp who simple ceremony. The young cou­ H~;— —*.. • j । Mr #nd Mrj Horact. Esmonds are Mr. *Leo a* Storkan of m Cleveland. way and daughters Genevieve and — ------w™.-the boun- ple will reside in an apartment in Paul Smith left for military serv- .”»«• Invited to help enjoy 1 l,ful dinner and to fill vacancies of the home of his grandparents. Mr. Ohio spent the past week with his the parents of a daughter born last were Thanksgiving guests at 1 ice Sunday evening/. week at Community hospital. BatPvt. George Allen Skidmore was I,he boy* from l,'e fa’n'ly who are nnd Mrs. Otis Landon. Congratula­ mother. Mra. James Storkan of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martindale ar­ al a camp In Mtoaourl when last i1,1 thL‘ «*rvlce and couldn't be home tions and best wishes. About thirty dollars was mlaed Mrs. Prank Shriber and Donald rived home from California with Mr. heard from, but tliat may not be his ,for Thanksgiving. and Mrs. Junior Martindale. Jun ­ recently In this community for pres­ Lee Barry spent Friday and Sat­ final destination. 1 *•• ' QUIMBY urday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester ior attended school in California ents for our soldier boys. for dinner Sunday. I Pvt. Don Darby has been transseveral weeks. ' Last Week's Letter • Warner of Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn vU- ferred from Camp Crowder. Mo., to EAST DELTON**"*" Albert Green began work at the Mrs. John Behler and Mrs. Joe Gerald nnd Washington. D. C. where he is going Week's Letter ----- ----------------------Kimmer of Grand Rapids spent Mrs. Howard Daniels of Raranac, trailer factory in Hastings last week. Last family recently. ' to school. Pvt. Joe Hula writes his folks Mrs. Della Willison returned home _v,, Thursday tn the J. L. Smith home. who will answer to the name of from a Virginia camp that he is Wednesday after spending several Mr-. wnnn .rllnn. We are sorry that T. 8. K. Reid Susan Jane. ' days with her sons. Earl and Clark. . OO„. SE.,,?OL , is so 11) and hope he wiU soon be Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Uindon were getUng along fine. I 'v«k < u, lc.cc U.C honuul Cpl. Chas. Storkan has been *ho live In Ohio nnd at Berrien of Kalamazoo Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. with her par- I All the deer hunters from out our , several little girls attended a and Mrs. Haris Jenson of Grand transferred from Port Devens. Mass., Springs. to a camp in New York. He ex-1 We will miss Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry way have returned and so far Caryl birthday party Sunday afternoon Rapids. Dunn. peers a furlough the middle of Y)e- [Nagle from our community as .they , ... -------------Bowman Is the only one we have in honor of Mary Louise Shaw. cember. expect to live in Kalamazoo after «... «... ..... heard of who got a deer. I Congratulations are extended lo POWERS ECHOES* Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowerman en- J the first of the year. —ON PAY DAY. BUI BONDS— , Mr. and Mra. Ray Clinton attend- ' Herbert Smith who has- ---------recently , Mr. and Mrs Rozelle Stanton are । ed the 50th wedding anniversary j been promoted from Private - • -to announcing the birth of a daugh- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Harry Latta , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Galndcr have and family of Gates Corners. Mr. | been entertaining his brother and : of his parents al Freeport ------ -------------—,■ , Sunday. .......... | Technical Sergeant ter. Kay Elizabeth, on November 25 , There were about forty-five present, i Mrs. DeCook entertained the at Pennock hospital, weight 9 lbs and Mrs. Rollo Latta of Middleville, wife of California the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Martindale for i Rex Waters and wife enjoyed [ Will Calms was able to attend, Quimby Extension Club on Nov. Congratulations. their thirty-fifth wedding annlver.church Sunday. We are glad to re- ill. nt at Thornapple ** and' Mrs. ~ ,...her home ------------------------------ --lake. —----- Mr. Norman Purchase Thanksgiving dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tripp and 1 sary dinner Sunday with her broth­ i port that Alta Kidder is also gain- Sixteen f*-------- ---------* enjoyed — '—J entertained at Thanksgiving dinner were------------present — and en. Wlll — and ■* ~ wife ------near'*• Gull ” lake. | I.U. the dinner. -U.— Mr. and Mrs. B. Bartholomew and children are staying at the Green — In the afternoon they visited their Beverly K„ small daughter of Mr. family of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Green of nelce, Mrs. John Gabriel nnd family and Mrs. Gerald Cairns, has been Sllclng Olives Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost, Albert. Battle Creek called at the Green near Gull lake. ill but is better now. Use a sharp knife when slicing Jack nnd Kathleen were Thanks­ home on their way home after Mrs. Effie Louden spent Satur­ stuffed olives. This helps keep the giving day guests at the home of spending a few days with Mr. and day with her sister, Lua near Ban­ —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— | stuffings in the cut slices. WiU Blain at Dutton. Mn. Prank Gteen In Ludington. field, where the brothers and ststcra Mrs. Pearl Wilson 1* employed In met before Lydia left for Calif, Hastings and rides to work with her where she will take up defense work. son. Wm. Stanton. Mr. and Mn. Clyde Maury enter­ MUNICIPAL COURT Charles Raymond of Irving tained some friends in honor of Mr. township was arraigned before Maury's birthday recently. James Bowerman Sr. is spending Municipal Judge Cortrlght Friday the winter with his son and wife, on a second offense drknk and disi orderly charge. He was given a Mr. and Mn. Rollo Bowerman. I three-day jail term and ordered to pay a fine of 15 and coats of 14.50. One sscUoo of southern India has! ••* t Because of the scarcity of farm help, I Have decided to dispose of my personal an annual rainfall of 500 inches. KEEP 'EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! ■ CORRESPONDENCE GREETING CARDS Personal and Relatives. Large selection. Reasonably Priced. LONG & MOORE 5c & $1 STORE upgig’i’g'cwc't'cic’sig’gws'g'swc’s'e'csw AUCTION SALE property ot public auction, at the farm located four miles north of Nashville or two miles south of Wamervllle, on WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9,1942 Commencing at 1:00 o'clock, I will offer the following HORSES Pr. bay geldings, wt. 3400 CATTLE 2 Holstcins, 4 yrs. old, due in Feb. Holstein, 2 yrs. old, fresh 8 weeks Holstein, 6 yri. old, due in Feb. Durham-Jersey, due in Feb. 4 Herefords, due May 1 2 Holstein heifers, posture bred 4 White face bull calves Holstein bull, 14 mas. old Holstein bull, 6 mos. old Holstein heifer, 6 mos. old , Duroc boor, year old last June, registered 40 Duroc shoots, wt. 100-160 lbs. 28 Six weeks old pigs FARM MACHINERY Milwaukee corn binder, good condtion Com planter with fertiliser attachment McCormick Deering manure spreader, practically new McCormick-Deering Crain Drill, 11 hoe Gale riding cultivator Oliver 99 walking plow 2 Oliver riding plows 3 Section drag, iron Dunham cultipacker 2 McCormick mowers Double harness, practically new GREETING (ARDS GIFT WRAPPINGS TOILET SETS SHAVING SETS BILL FOLDS PLAYING CARDS POKER CHIPS STATIONERY FEED 12 tons clover hay BOX CANDY DOG HOGS 3 Du roc brood sows, second litter, bred 2 Duroc gilts, bred . GILBERT'S AND SCHRAFFT'S Collie dog 1 and 2 lb. boxes Other articles too numerous to mention. IN THE BASEMENT. LOTS OF TOYS TERMS OF SALE. CASH. Settlement for all goods must be made day of sole and before removal from premises. AND GIFTS FOR ALL. SHOP EARLY. LONG & MOORE 5c TO $1.00 STORES FRED SWIFT, Propr. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Cleric 1REEDS1 === DRUG STOKK ===== = KIGISTIHD PHAIMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY =— H.rtiso ""——i- 2141 i Shta fr Jrffam. —— , —T � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-12-10.pdf 45a1ab72de1811009575758b428edc31 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR School To Conduct On th» ☆ <r * ☆ ☆ HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1942 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS -tr 'Annual Seal Sale Home Front GIVE A CHRISTMAS Twelve Months of War BASKET TO NEEDY! Bring Many Changes Here Superintendent D. A. VanBusklrk has been appointed by Ute Michi­ gan Tuberculosis Association to con­ This Article Will Tell You duct the annual Christmas seal sale in the Hasting* Public schools. How To Pion For It The purpose of lids school rale Is to give, students a part in this pub­ It has been customary In Has­ lic health campaign. Door to door ting* lo have the distribution of canvassing is-discouraged but any­ Christmas baskets for tlie needy one. wlio lias not received seals, under the supervision of. a gen­ may call the school for a supply. The threatening rise In tubercu­ eral committee, to avoid duplication w.. w >m»muu>. make* of gifts. Churchea. other organlzalosis due ~ to war conditions, thL* the most important seal sale »>ons a* well as individuals planned we haire ever had. Mr. Van Buskirk I to deliver the gift* at some cenrtrewed. "Already in England tU- tral point, and they were dlstribuberculosls deaths among children **<1 In baskets on Christmas eve. I have shot dp 45 per cent.' 1I ’ Last -----year----the Junior Chamber of Commerce attended to the dlsUAMAn TA Dinnv lulbuUon on the night before h k d k 'Christmas. That organization will , inviivn iv umari do inc the twne this *ear. place ,uo same ini* »ear. The inc place 1 ; where the gifts will be brought the f ()| IhlTV LI A BJ day before Christmas will be the IvUlll I SnAH law office* of Judge Adelbert Cort­ I ' right, upstairs in the Hendershott I Clare Williams Named Sec- I block. That will be a convenient 1 relory of Nalional Suffolk coring house for the gift*. As I AtanrlflSinn practically everyuone Sheep Association mpnt who ablehas employ work R­ SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 '• 8 Locel Bonkt Pay $36,000 to Christmas Savers 18046825 BEGINS FRIDAY it* i Navy Medical Corps and has been, X----------All Work To Be Handled mark on Hasting*. \ ’' on duty at the Naval Air Station' At Draft Office Here I Since Dec. 7. 1941. the followlh^. at Pensacola, Fla.; Dr. Finnic U a In lha IT C *, U.K ,sow youUtt eighteen bu*lne*s firms have closed . cpuln h> (h> V. S. Arm, 9»n» ... i. .mmm, r« t~ w thr utU1 lnd for at least "the duration." NUMB FREESHOWBI FOR THE DURA The two Hastings banks paid out nearly (38,000 in Christmas savingr Roy Branch Ha* to Give last week. The bank* qannot afford Up His Christmas to pay interest on sdeh deposit* Dec. 4. 1942 Gift to ChiMrao under preaent conditions, and have Hello Boys and Girl*. not solicited them througa adverAnd a ,'pecial "hey" to Ann Perry Using as they formerly did. But no and Ginny Bate* and all you other Henry Davlea. automobile sales; probably the last general Selective many folk* have found the pla’.i ro first girl* whom we at home so envy. Service registration to be conducted helpful in providing money to pur­ R«y Branch hu announced a free A. C. Gates, implement dealer; Farm Zclly thought you might like a let­ chase Christmas - gif’* that they & Home Appliance Store; Bwsmer’s both are first heutenante in the! * ter from the home front down in continue to lay aside a definite turn pentacola—but tlie Joke"a on him or BhH ,t,iinnlnt nrxl Friday. December Grocery; Smelker'a Hardware Store: n^Lrir^hrthAti r season gift to the kiddle* of Barry Dental Corps of the U. 8. Army. Phil j n and continuing through Deeern- each week through eleven months of her.' because the ceruorx might not Busy Bee Restaurant ; Home Lumber the year. *o that as the holiday county, At the matinees and evening MiteheU ’ la a first lieutenant in the , ber 31. it has been announced by like all the facte you would most en­ season nears, they- have Um- needed performance*. from 2.000 to 2500 Company; Forrest Johnson, auto ­ joy hearing about Uncle Sam’s old­ Field Artillery. • Col. director. t„h or E. E. M. M Rosecrans. state u.te drrwlor who ,urw wUh CK1Ul. mobile sales; Dwight Fisher. Coal est naval air station—and besides h„, openta wma regular „lattr So. even though a year of the. m™ " : •u ” uunni Jul, ma* savings, nave Alieust thbc year vear will u-lii be he "• reel*. •■. I 2 .have become | outside the citv, were royally snterI'm home again! M_i! ,nl1 regtsdealer; Don Fisher, electric service; ...e war i.o. hu not brought hardships ?nnd 2LAugust AugUst tnu ‘V {saving* accounts and ! talned. And the ijappiest kid al war ha. not brought hardships [frrd durtn< ,hp week1 Z,umatte”^rs-------------- ---tertd on any day during the week .vstematic Ah. my lads. Ite a thrill after six Robleskl Electric Shop; Lawrence even comparable to those jhlch * ... saver* — .which j beginning h^nnin., next Friday Men who!/>swrmBUC ve . . । these Chriitmu show* was not months of the deep South to see Appliance Store; Henry’s Market; ! more pleased than was Ray Branch; good old Hastings. Not that we England and Russia have suffered.^ became 18 during September ! for he was delighted over the hapD. Sharp, auto sales and repalr' ! events since Pearl Harbor have {October^wlli te- registered during didn't read the "Banner" from covpines* and the great enjoyment of Foster- i forced considerable readjustments Ilhe **** commencing Friday. De­ « r to cover—not that we didn't read I the children. He had planned to every letter In Tact if we hadn't Martin Service Station: ----------Bennett| I cember 18: and thttve who became A AAAh IAD here. , |g during November or December ;UU111U A UUUU JUD appreciated them so much I wouldn't Plumbing Service; Ace-HI Sand-;1 Probably rivuauiy every t>vy city asiu and village in । ' will win w be ivguneieu registered uuiin* during me the'perlod perum * ’ . be trying to write you one, which j netted with the theater which evwich Shop. ! the the nlrnlnlrnl Motions oj Michigan o( Michtean | beginning ! beginning December December 26 and 26 and ending ending . . I'd like to be a honey, but which 1 eryone aAsociates with hl* name Retailers Organisation In addition. Dr*. Finnic. McIntyre, I couJd uu a jlmUar >to | December 31. rounds to me like "Mr*. Appleyard's j Very much to his~ regret, circum­ Year" a* I glance over the script. Fisher. Brooks aqd Lowry and PhU new WdSTS Itai' Top* Bond Sale* in State a^d Lowry Phil |■ _ . plcture lowing stance* beyond hu control will ll'* funny to be In m qutel a spot Mitchell, attorney, attomev. are are in in the the armed armedgr0U ................. T.. <kMstanding e at thedraft -l0SaIboard office. Just east of the I Under Uie fine leadership of I a KHm Ur TS-.-.S. obll 8p Mr. Branch this year- to -give Mitchell, p O f grinning Jap* Clare Williams, Middtevlle. was P» »hat fewer baskets ter hearing ' planes twenty-four ................ | .-will oe neeoect. Hut there are iwvu .... will be needed. But there are sevservlce I guard over some thousand* of ema- Consumers Power office on Slate;George Carpenter, the business and । pU‘‘ 01 trPaUn« "our, o. »'• Dm lo arl.. n.m,d «,.u, of .hr NaUoo.Iwho h Dr McIntyre Is a lieutenant-, clatcd. batCc-wom American Street, accordlpg to Kim Sigler, professional men of this county J “ with headlights once again-even Suffolk Sheep Association at the | -some who are shut-ins. other* *h<)* 8lrandfour gallons worth; no dillJouljs ! annual association meeting held In | who are unable to get along with- commander .comparable to the {troop, c4piurf<J Bl corregldor after chairman of Uie Barry county draft. again far surpassed the quote of, 7-,,, i board. The Office Will be onen each sale* nf war iavlno« utamm and 1 Our ol>ntry U at War. It WBS nec.‘I'ZJJSE!«1M'S,.«M Tbn. would would not „»l have h». mnk of m»Wr In Uw .nnp In Um, ltXaUr,^ „„ „ These thermometer on the City Bank and nrrcdcri of purebred livestock In much of a Christmas if there were Hereafter men bnm on or after was (18,000; the sales were (34.37855.1 , ’ the of Kwsohne tO . *y Barry county count It it Is Ls a real rec- I' no organised organized effort to bring them January I. 1925. will register on the ‘or nearly 115 per cent over the quo- I <a,ton» ***** tor **ch auognillon and credit of Mr Williams , some needed gifts for that day. |dav "rnno>ie owner The government [dav they become 18 If their birthbirth- : ta. 'Hie The report from the different i 5? «°'prnment at Pensacola hu been beautiful and work to be named to such an im-1 It Is planned that Sunday school day falls on Sunday or a legal holl- 'places In,the county is as follow*: i “hington has made an urgent hectic. Hectic because you search portant position in the National As- j classes, young people's societies, day. they will register on the fol-1 HASTINGS, Ben Gldley chair-I frantically (or any sort of place, to soclatlon. Ladies Aid Circle*, social clubs. ^,tO abiolute I Joc gerved gt Mldwny gunners mate* lowing day. Registration will take । man. quota November. »10.000; sale* 1 live. You rind a tiny defense area I ILL I 111 V IlLLir IILIIL ■ . 8 yj vanU As secretary. Mr. Williams will I lodges and other organizations, inplace generally in the offices of the jm November (15.986 05 Quota for I °* tM ! week house a mile away from one of the have the issuing of all breed regU-' dividual* will provide each a ba*- ------ — ' Michaels.. an aviation mechanic on IM local boards board* in In Michigan. In 1 December (10,000 (10 000 < 1 . penn*t much car driving. 192 nnm> « iwcm, n,in« tratlon papers, „ earr „„ lag* and such, ket or two for _______________ this worth-while Despite Terrible Storm -leave from a long service on the Pa- certain instances the local boards I nashvillf Rainh Hmi Artninh I ".iT “ WTU ** nece*.5 , w,_ , “op“,‘! Other m.._ business -------- and __4 records -------as — may -----------: Chrlitma* -‘-■-j. giving. if so they If *oarethey are About 200 War* Present jclHc islands; Wayne Riskidall. a may designate other ptece* of reg- noUt "n.^n ^>t. *t J2o m « ’ary that car-driving be reduct to yX SimneT^ra’U SJt te , tune comf.M ore. uie njumzimion. i tic !। ?**. °..U,epho .nf Juds ? Cortright. ucioie «»*ru ‘iv icrcpnuiic Judge Cortright, i yeoman. 2nd class who had seen titration in the community. *4 004 80 Quota for December *150) 1 n** possible limit. If Mr. prestige and Integrity of the Na- | whq is tlie chairman of the comThe Thornapple Boy Scout dis- service at Bombay, Cape Town and Men subject to registration should I MIDDLEVILLE chairmen Paul D,ranc*‘ ht* annual Chrtelmaa get any kind of service and food, be- i , u» to. to-rt '->.n«lP.X^LIT™U£n,Ch2S",15o“I ““.I-™tional Association depends to a ' mlltee who will look after this mat- trict includes all of Barry county, other distent places in recent muse there arc a few extra people large degree on the care and thor- ’i ter this Christmas season, .u. Odaa low., a™,,. Jdown there learning how to win this oughness of the Secretary’s work, j Any person or organization who miy pcisuii ur ursaniuiiioii wno , . yxoiruui. uicw weir dress. Persons away from home at ,*i 300 cases most of their weekly allowance war. But you keep laughing about We feel the breeder* of Suffolk------------can provide ..m. .a Christmas ,-------- • basket does ILs “nnual meeting was held in the jankers at the Kiwanis club meet- lh. ilm. 01 r«Uir.Uu> iw rr«-1 WOODLAND. Uon Km elulr-1 it all because everyone is in the nol need urging, we are sure, to social rooms of the Methodist ing Wednesday noon. The four were uur .1 U» ol«> or Uw nnrr.< m,„ 5 1 1,1 same bowl, and you soon find you sheep In United Slate* have placed ------ - -------man. novemocr quou quota sow; saws - ,iPvn„, * bring cheer to some person or fam-1 church of this city on Wednesday transferred to the Clear lake coast local board. -In Instance the n.ooo.w quota। *>cxness (800. 222^^5*5! erge^y’ K,rery every instance •*» December ------or sonic ememnev. ^evaw can turn a pancake Just as well in' this responsibility and honor on it qualified person. ilv who ought lo be remembered.' night last week Despite the very guard camp to give the trainees residence address Ires* given by the reg- !* : DELTON. CLOVERDALE. PRAI** »“ th* a funny old Woolworth skillet us Clare William* has been presi­ Please do not delay. Notify Judge . ... unfavorable u..u..M.e weather about 200 " there ------ u-" the benefit of ----------their exper------- tetrant will determine tne local RIRVILLE. /if0’1’ 10 B,w.hU cMU ... .,,F. Ellis Faulkner chairman.! S on one of Goodyear's best aluminum dent of the National Suffolk As­ Cortrighl that you will do it, Scouls ~ and‘ ’their parents were pres- ' fences. The four were very modest in board that will opportunity to atalIII always have Juris- Quote (800; MOO; sales (8.808.40. M.8O8.4O. Decern Decern-1 x,rtunl}y U> griddles. -j I or children the °W 'ent. The area Scout executive A. J. telling what they hod done in the diction over him.’ sociation for three terms and Is Iber" quote «ann (800 P’e KOod ‘ho,r’ »Wcij Ray To a new-comer In the Navy Pcn- known lo .Suffolk breeder* over the I Juncker, who was on the program present war. but each gave an In­ ' PREEPORT. L, E. Endres chair“*»•>» '“rntehed foe Um racote was a great thrill. The station United States. He 1* a prominent for an address, wa* unable to get lo terestlng story, which held the close man. November quote (700; sales , is beautiful and appalling. There breeder of high quality sheep and <the meeting. Hi* car was stalled in attention of the Kiwantens. It was 1(318.75: December quota (700. | " H“Ungs has shown are hundreds of planes with the 'a snowbank near Caledonia. |staled that a large percentage of DOWLING. Wright's store. Quota. *” UUa. **r’ u u continual zoom of flying, the buzz till* promotion is deserving. Mr. Lyle Fry. Scout field executive, every tending party of America's Williams Ls also a member of the (300; sales (227 50. December quota „ra^' He recently gave Uie entire of keeping them all in condition. Board of Directors of the Barry reported that there are 201 Scouts armed forces, who land on beaches | (300. | P*00***" of five performances at the Sailors and flier* are everywhere— and 35 cubs tn the Thomappte dte- from ships, is piloted to the shore county Pair Fair Association. The West -. , .. . HICKORY CORNERS. C. 8. Ren- ?ir*.nd helP furnish suitable even a goodly number of British County trict. There should be many more, by «*»t guardsmen in various kinds Michigan Fat Slock Show Board of J’*nor rrondsen Named nets chairman. Quota (500; sales ■ h«“dquarter» for soldiers and tailors filer* whom we all loved. President •for Speakers at the meeting were Rev. (of boats and barges. Director*. Secretary of the Thom-1 — 1942-43 as Club Here Doing Effective1 (1,00655. December quote (NX). I wno may con)e to Hastings while the As you drive around the maze of apple-Kellogg School Board of Ed­ L. Win*ton Stone, and Scout Execu----------------Work For Service Men COUNTY SCHOOLS. Quota 8200; I And Lh*t. a only one of streets you continually run into ucation. leader of his local 4H club One hundred and* fifteen member tive Lyle Pry. Advancement chart*.I sale* (393.75. December quote *200 ' helpful things he has done. So parts of a picturesque old brick wall organization and helps in other or­ of the Hastings Chamber of Com-1| were presented to Troop* 73. At a meeting of the general U. 8. (Continued on naze s. Sec 1>1 B'hen ferU he must give up the which at one time surrounded the ganization* of community better­ merce and guests from various 75. 105 and 107 for their successful O committee, which Includes mem­ ' whole air station. On the lovely lit­ ment. in getting new member*. The bers from all Interested organiza­ parts of Uie county heard Cameron effort* ' tle army port of Fort Barraucas is tions, the following financial report -------| U acting from patriotic rnotixa*. H. Belland. district price executive 'presentation was made by T. S. the old Fort San Carlos dating back Baird. Robert Stowell, 14, who ha* । When Uncle Bam 1* doing his utto the 1600's, which has served un­ of the OPA discuss various phases ।been a member of a Scout troop Receipts: Output of Two Well* I* ■ most to reduce automobile mileage der four flag*. Ite antiquated walls of the ceiling price and price con­ but a year and a half was given a 1st Salvsge drive . Ruy would not wish to invite the Small But Profitable and catacombs recall the days when trol problems and regulations al the Life Scout award. The highest rank, Benefit movie ------, children living outside the city to it didn't take planes to win a war. regular C. of C. meetings in I. O. in scouting is Sea Scout; the next Union Thanksgiving In the Banner last week men­ .attend a free entertainment, when Barry county (ell (29.117 JO *hort O. P. hall here Monday evening. There are still a few lovely and is Life Scout, so Robert has received tion wa* made Uiat another test aii 21.00 of the (82.000 government bond Following the talk. Mr. Beltend, a fine ,.uc honor. gracious brick buildings, the clubs. 1 Gifu from Individuals . Praises Volunteer Workers; tomobile trip. We must all make saowell Is to be driven on the McDer­ rotne of the quarter* and the Naval quota assigned to it for the month Charles W. Clapsaddle, associate I At the election of officers for the Gifu from Clubs and T-— Alexander, --------- a— ensulng yfari whkh WBA held Wcd. mott farm in Hope In another Hospital, with it* clean military ap- ,of November, reports Warren Car­ nrln. price ■nM.I.IU* specialist. James others 18.21 ,t search for oil In that township.pearance. It. by the way. is the fifth associate merchandising specialist nesday night, Richard C~ | more correctly, mileage rationing, he h. , , ’"“J"* Profit from loll telephone h^“ 06 ~. In th<f nrtlcle we that oil had ter, county chairman. This is to be hoepltel built since 1700 and serves and Dorothy O. Martin, price aide, thls city wns reelected chairmen booth .. 1.74 which went into effect December 1. been found in two wells cast of Wall over 500 patient* dally. But most of regretted; because Barry usually nil connected with the Michigan Mr. Groos has always been much --- is one big headache for all concera­ lake, but not in quantities suffi­ . At tlie same time when the free the buildings are wearing a hideous exceeds* ite quota on ail askings for OPA •administration, held separate Interested in Boy Scouts and their il .208.04 .ed. ” So stated Allan C. Hyde, Chalrcient for profitable operation. green camouflage for the duration war support. We are mindful of the discussions with groups Interested work. The vice chairmen chosen ; man of the local War Price and Ra-1. 5^°* has been put on during the We are indebted to Mr. and Mrs. Initial disbursements: " Christmas season in recent years. so that you have to look twice to fact that Christmas is in December. in special problems of the price were Attorney George Dean of this < everything given at cost and .tlonlng Board*, in an interview toLeon Benedict of that township . the Odd PeUow* of Hastings have get into the Post Office Instead of 1Still we believe that those to whom control law*. . city. ,Royce Henton. of Delton and for facts concerning the two, wells with discounts) we feel we should give Christmas the Brig. 20.00 ' Mr. Hyde .taled ttiat he marveled oi e“‘ To the laymen, this program Raymond Smith of Lake Odessa, One stove ..................... "at the patience of Uie bewildered to Uie children But this year. One day in the canteen we met presents will hot condemn us if we might have seemed dry and unIn-, Winston Merrick of this city was (one stove given) tion of our statement decidedly make less expensive gifts, and buy Gene Bush who looked very hand- ' 1756 'public, and wondered if they, the «overmnent dlscouragw roch terrsting but to the Barry county chosen ru district -------committeeman. —--------- *■-Rob- ,necessary. We are glad to make the Paint some in his new wings. We often !every dollar we can of government retailers who attended, it was worth ert 38 57 I public, in tum. really appreciated giv1?*' “ “ imposaibte to get Um Cook treasurer. A. A. Reed of correction ( । Dishes ................................ The facts given us seem candy. Therefore Therefore, the the rvtd Odd Wallnara Fellow* 125 22 "* _ *“full *_______ * the ______ ‘ of eandv. chatted with Chaplain Galaty who bonds The greatest gift is being while. Interesting information. All Nashville was named for leadership to t Steel chairs—< do* 1 to “ the extent amount warrant the belief that some­ lived Just around our corner—and made for us by the boy* In the Army present thought that Mr. Belland training and R. O. Henton of Del- where , 1 Blind* for windows JU.VU iunc. ciiuri, uicuuvicnce ana ner-i-------- ; ■ — '----- -- , —— — in that vicinity there is a and navy, who are fighting to pre­ came from Grand Rapids. 8.50 vous energy required of the volun- ««™l >ear>- much to their regret. ton for organization and extension. ,large pool of oil. There are also in­ and Ills associates presented the J Installation of telephones When your four-year-old daugh- 'serve American freedom and the material in a very effective manner. Hugh twr workers leer wnrirsr. who are nr» unselfishly Ii Bo. 8°- for the duration duration of the war war. Riley of this city is in charge । ! Lumber (for two wash dications that when that pool is ter goes to the circus with the son American way of life. We must see rooms and repairs) .. Preceding the program the follow- of 1 Scout camping and activities. Dr. ,found, there will be enough natural 63 50 giving their time to do the Immense Christma* free allows at the Strand of a famous heart specialist from ,to It that they are supplied with Ing officers were elected for the J. amount of detail work involved In “na od<1 Fellow gifts of candy to Materials — Nails, pipe, ■ K. Altlind. now a lieutenant in Boston and they come home and । the Coast Guard, heads the health 'gas pressure to force the oil to the .handling the many thousand* of th * children of this county are dtflight bulbs, paper towelcoming year: surface. say. “I* Hastings near a little town ,way to do that is to buy govern­ ■ forms, in accqimtlng. .writing, and ‘ inltely out of the picture. (Continued on page 4. this President, Einar Frandscn; vice- Jand safety work of Scouts in the ' of Caledonia, and do you know my ment bonds. • district. Judge McDonald Is chair- John uecnieitner. other clerical work necessary in adProbably Adolph Hitler did not Lechleltner, section 37. 27. and n . . .... M The failure, to meet Barry's No­ president. George Carpenter: tretu-I' man of the committee on advance- jonn cousin. George Orayblel?” Then It ! rdlnlslering this program. have in mind depriving the children urer, William Bchillhaneck: direc- 1 Leon Benedict, section 34, in Hope 1* a small -world and for the mo­ vember bond quote was not due to tor*. G. E. Goodyear. Vern Leary ■: ment. i The registration of motor car of Barry county of the happiness township. The well on the Lechment a good little old war. You the business and professional men and Richard Jacob*. - The members of Uie district board Icitner farm waa acidized after a (owners, including passenger cars,; they have had at $aeh Christmas Uie county. Their sales of war boys must have a lol of those ex- of ' -trucks, buse*. commercial vehicles | season for 18 years when he started are: Howard Tredinnick. Hugh Ri­ showing of oil was discovered, but stamps and bonds were more than I . periences and doesn't it shoot up 1 types of non-highway gaso-1---------World. War — No. 2. But thia ____ aaoriley. Judge McDonald. Robert Cook. The Barry county draft board.{and —,,rall -----------------------------------------------double the quote assigned their or- | MAY INTRODUCE the old morale? WAwImHm . Mf ,nd p j Cusack wJw Dr. J. K. Alttend and Dorrance diet well. B<xh have been operated announced on Thursday that the ; line used for industrial purposes, j flee by the kiddies of Barry county ganlzatlon for November. Old Pensacola surely provided fun 1 Trethric of Hastings; A. A. Reed of following had passed their army and in registering some five hundred u very small compared with what by Mr. Benedict Both are pumpers. lAit us all boost the county's bond have recently come to Hastings from for ite Navy, too. A pass got us fhto Nashville and James Rugg of Mid ­ examinations and had been inducted wholesale and retail gasoline dealhis wicked war haa caused for oil Tlie first has been producing since Arlington Heights, III., and moved the movie, we played golf on a fine sales for December. ---------------------— —— ------------------------ ---------era of “ the county, and—converting dleville. chlldrerfln Europe; especially lo the May 1. 1941. and the Benedict well into tlie enlisted reserve: Ivan D. — into the former C. W. Clarke reslGLAD TO GEt’it’ Representative* on the executive since July 1941. Mr. Benedict states Allerdlng. 120 South Michigan Ave­ their gasoline needs into coupons millions of children who have bean Bench to the tune of PBY's taking nue. Hastings; LeRoy Elwin Kings ­ and gasoline books of suitable num ­ made orphans in Germany. Poland. The Banner received test week a At Arlington Heights they were the board are Richard A. Groos and that the Lechleltner well will prooff a rod from shore, we ate and bury. Cloverdale. Route 1; Wm. Earl ber and value, under the plan at set Russia, France. England. Holland. Howard Tredinnick. (Contlnued on page 3. Sec. 1) drank and danced at a beautiful copy of the Clark County Pres*, supervisors of the Country club. Mason. 74 Chestnut Bt„ Battle up by the OPA. I* handled entirely Befeium. Greece. Czechoslovakia and The Boy Scout movement is a Officer*' Club And let me tell you, published at Nellsville. Wisconsin. Their only son. Roland James, aged fine organization for any boy- It Creek; Paul Wesley Foster. Nash­ by volunteer, unpaid worker*, un­ Italy by his brutality. Let us all hope 18. is a student at Mannion Mili ­ the first dance on that mild summer ville; Cleo Emerson Card. 118 North der the supervision of Allan C. Hyde, and pray that hl* power lo do such helps him lo get started right In night with hundreds of flags over­ of that city. Nellsville has a popu­ tary College. Aurora. Ill. At the life. Any boy who becomes inter­ Broadway, Hastings; Reid Addison uenenu nis paiu General vnairman. Chairman, ana and his paid terrible wrongs shall soon be broken. head and an endless line of hand­ lation of about 2500. The Press is a present time. Mr. Cusack is un­ ested tn scouting, with its emphasis Bassett. 304 8. Church St,. Hast- Executive Secretary. William Scha-1 ---------- -—,«»*---------------some cadeu in their whites was some very creditable' representative of employed. ln; Buryle George Lancaster, 117!* der. Jr. This means that in Barry NOTICE TO PRAIRIEVILLE on doing a good tum for somebody "Christmas, The Hope Of thrill. There was even a kinder­ that town. If the writer is not mis­ North Michigan Avenue, Hastings; County a small army of people have ' TWP. TAXPAYERS every day, will rarely go wrong. It All Men", I* Theme of garten for the four-year-old and a taken. br. J. Hl Brooks was bom in NEW MASONIC OFFICERS Richard Hugh McLeay. Delton, been unselfishly giving their time so| f will be al my home in Prairieis a movement which all should en ­ Navy bus to call for her for Bunday Orangeville, the son of the late Mr. At the election of officer* for Hu- courage Route 1: Donald George Chase, 518 that Uie traveling public would bejynie every Friday from Dsc. II to school each week and a polite Ma­ and Mrs. Ira Brooks, and a brother North Hanover. Hastings: Charles inconvienced as little as possible in jm. g Inclusive, at Delian State rine to take her to the door. Sunday of Welton Brooks of Cloverdale. The Wednesday of last week the follow­ "Christmas, the Hope of All Men" Alfred Higdon. 203 Sherman. 8U putting this plan Into operation. |B*nk. Jan. 2, foe the collection of afternoons a Navy landing boat writer knew him as Howard Brooks. ing were chosen: Philo Sheldon. is the theme for part two' of the Nashville; Buryi Elwin Townsend. There have been registered, to, t.,»e«*n<l d<w llcenww took us across a bayou to the Coast He studied dentistry and located at Worahlpful Mester; Lewis Hine, annual Christmas carol service to Woodland; Lawrence E. Hook. Has- date, in Barry Co.. 5.889 passenger Lewi* Johnson. Johnson. Praii Lewis Prairieville Twp. Guard Station where we swam in Nellsville many years ago. Senior Warden; George Aten, Jun­ be presented by-the Hastings Teach­ tings. Route 4; Maurice Eddie autopioblies. and as many "A** books the Gulf aurf and forgot about war ior Warden; Douglas Hinds, Treas­ Issued ror for tne the same. same This registraregistrn----- -------- « »-----------------Three Retiring' Members ers club Sunday. December 20. at Haight. 205 West Murtel. Hastings: issued until wo glimpsed a guard in his 4 p- m. in Central school auditor­ Harold Dayton Asptnall, Hickory tlon was handled under the super- JOHNSTOWN TAX NOT1CR urer; Donald Tredinnick, senior Decline To Run Again hide-out on watch. ium. deacon and Frank Mosher Junior Comers: Ward H. Wilkes. Battle vision of Mr*. Maud Smith. County j wm ijp-— tn p m- Dec Now we’ve left all those pleasures W. J. AND E. M. SARVER. Prop*. deacon. As usual the program will be giv­ Creek. Route 4; Richard Olair Dar­ School Commissioner, through the u, y. n mih, Haul Hank in At the annual meeting of the and made the long trek home In the en in two parts. Following the pro­ by. Nashville. Route 1: Having decided to quit farming. Donald schools of the county over a three- Battle Creek. Doc. H. Dec. M and Barry County Agricultural Society old Pontiac loaded down much the W. J. and E. M. Sarver are offering ANNUAL MEETING cessional. the choir, under the dir­ Harrison Howell. Nashville, Route day period, during which time onejjwl h. way many Hastingsites go to Florida their personal property at public DEC. 12. 1942 of Supt. D. A. Van Buskirk. 13: Elmer Henry Walther. Hotel Has- hundred twenty-five or more teach-1 Adv. ■ • •12-10 ­ R 4. Battle Cree*. Saturday, Dec. 12. three new mem­ ection nlong about this time of year: We’re auction at the farm located 10 miles will render a varied selection of lungs. Hastings; Earl William Otte. er* gave their volunteered sendees. Thea annual meeting of Barry mighty glad to shake hands with south of Nashville , on M86 or 1’* County Agricultural Society will be ber* of the board will be elected Christmas carol* including the 22 Annapolis. Battle Creek; Stewart Then the registration of the ga*o- , RUTLAND TAXPAYERS everyone of your wives, sweethearts miles north of Assyria Center. They held at the Court House. Saturday. as the three, whose term* expire "Hallelujah Chorus." |Edwln Peter*. Middleville. Route-2;, line dealers and the registration of I > Bl the HasUng* and boy-friends for you—it's great offer three head of horse*, eight_______ _________ ________ ______ this year. Mayor Chas H. Leonard, Tlie second part with the theme, . Burr Van Laubaugh. Hastings to be home and God willing you will head of calUe. eight pig*, a. good elected. Director* whose terms ex- former mayor W. A. Schader. and "Christmas. Uie Hope of All Men," Route i; Ernest Raymond Crumbe back some day lo sit around the Itet of farm tool* and mtecelten- plre are Cha*. Leonard. Earl Olm- Earl Olmstead of Nashville, decline te being planned with the desire of |back. 324 East Center. Hasting*; fireside ant] tell us of deserts and eous article*. Henry Rannery will itead, Wm. Schader. Cha*. W. Sher- the reelection. Petitions for nom­ inspiring hope and giving a brood 'Cecil Harold Charles, Battle Creek NOT1CE mountains and far shores you have cry the sale and E, E. Oray will wood, Sec. I will be at the Hastings CHy Rank 'Adv. 12-10 inees to fill the vacancies are being perspective for a brighter future. Route 3; Chester C. McMillan. 137 distributed for Frank Kelly of This must be written into any peace I South Union St.. Plymouth. Mich; starting December 12 and each fol­ clerk. Read the adv. for full partic­ BALTI MORE TWP. Hastings and Clarence Longstreet th But pardon me. there is a war on ulars. i NOTICE uiai may prove cnauring. Jl_n *y,P r?re enduring. (Leslie Wilber Enzlan. 220 South lowing Saturday through January ' I will be at the I I will be at the Hastings City of Middlevillefor the purpose of collecting taxes —Hl have to hurry now to pack my The red. white, black, and yal- Otarch, ( Hirttriff . _ iBank Dec. 12-and each Sat.. fo|-Laurence Beadle. low races will each bring Ils offer­ 2 and 8; at lean* to kiss my sailor goodbye— • Having rented the farm and more lowing through Jan.: at the Roaen- and at two o'clock, the various of­ ing* lo the cathedral in reverence OIBLUM COUNCIL irurru. of nf you vnu should ihnnlH meet mwt him somemm*, stock ntArk and nnrt tools than he will nead. newt berger Drug Store. Freeport. 4 Dec. ficer* will present their annual re­ to the Christ child, finally uniting NAMES OFFICERS sorne ports. Trea*. George Green reports in their worship to signify the where. Don't think my chin isn't up Mr. Nichols will dispose of them at All of the former officers of Olb- NOTICE Adv. 18-18 as I say a prayer for everyone of public auction at the farm In Carlton Dec I. J. C. Wing. Carlton twp. that the Association *UU has a bank lum Council. R. A. M. were rvThe HasUng* postofftoe will re­ balance on hand despite the failure you out there. God bless you and au Center or 8 miles west of Woodland, main open on Saturday afternoons. of •-honea. revoir until we meet again In dear He is offering a good list -------Mrs. Jennie Stuck and Mias Mary Ing, namely: Master. A. B. Gldtey; Winter Adv. 12-10 board of directors will meet in Williams are co-chairmen for part deputy master. John Eddy; prin­ venlenca of people who have Christ­ old Hastings. Christmas bazaar and cafeteria January to complete the election of two, while Lester Sehllling la stage cipal conductor. Philo Sheldon; re­ mas packages and other mall to Sincerely your*. Kstheryn T McIntyre sypper. Methodist Church. Dec. 10, officer* and to determine whether director Herbert Reinhardt is gen­ corder. James Langston: treasurer.[in this luue for full particular*. a fair will be held in 1941. eral chairman. Walter Snyder; steward. Leon Bauer. UNU 10 COUNTY IS A KI i DISTRICT SCOUT MEETING HELD HERE I ell experiences COFC HEARS TALK A REPORT ON LOCAL U.S. 0. 16258686 HOPE TWP. IS NOW PRODUCING OIL County Failed to Meet Quota in Bond Sales IT’S SOME JOB TO »» RATION GASOLINE s.,. ckoj™,.. Barry Men Who Pass Their Examinations TEACHElfs PRESENT CAROL SERVICE FAIR ASSOCIATION MEETING SAT. AUCTION SALES .. H,*. �THE HASTING B BANNER, THUMDAV, DECEMBER, 10. 180 l e^iu . . «.i i.iT'.g.,. ' ' _t Ur, ; p Mphltr snd MUi Alles Merle Cook, who has been In ill' at Emmanuel Episcopal church the Anne Perry, who Is "somewhere tn B Gonyou, are now residing in Has-1' They -sruce formerly of Detroit. klC\A/C rrole her parents, Ungs. ------- — ----------------------------------- 1 r Al in U ---------class -* — -------------’-------------of new members recently have closed their fans home for th® health for several weeks with bron- ’large NEW J cldal flu. cold and pleurisy in both confirmed by Bishop Whittemore rePerry, that while Mr. Baals U employed nt the Royal nUUK" ll CoachOo ne Aast. P”~“’*«’"-*-—• Amtrlc to Willard Gonyou. I For scoring highest in this coun’ Th* holiday vacations for thej84' Hastings frlenda Hartings city1 schools start* on Pvt. Warren (Jake) Moore left ~ i »—• ty in the 14th National 4H Canning 'ThtuX. Dec . 34. and cor.Unure 6*tunl.y tor HolaWA day* for observation. Ke relumed . —v JXtm« ID*01** 'oramly ot H»aunn Contest. Danna Hamilton of the ; rreatmzs. । now t itudenl at Weetem Michigan Capital club of n-rry county will be “until Monday. Jan. 4. 1943. Md.. *ttCT spending a tai-day hrrPrt Mctert O. Kenjon hu been [ l»«h here. Be ni OM Ure fee * * * * College of Education has taken his awarded a handeomt gold madal On Sunday twelve person* were taken Nov. 77. Ail hope for hli ' . U»n.ferrrd (men Port Ort. CelU. । 16 <ta lOnw, of hl, mother. Mrs received Into full membership In speedy recovery. oath as a Naval Air Force Cadet i just received from the State Club The world U not oo 1 ta pen IM. »uU-u<l He U In w«™ Moota who la ntatai nice- the Methodist church at Ute momHoane Extension Ing service. At the morning service days, it seems. In a letter U £ \AZ C I ACAI .. LOCAL NtWJ art FOO®. AND PASS ALONG NUTRITION Keep your family "singing for Its supper" by serving the delicious and economically priced to moke them Noture's greatest food values. nutritious foods that are so essential to vibrant good health. You'll You'll find proof of the flavorful quality of our fine foods in your fam­ find them here in great variety . . . oppetisingly displayed., . . and ily’s praise, and in their request for "second helpings". PICKLED PIGS FEET M8' FRESH SIDE PORK lb 27' PORK NECK BONES I Or I PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb 29' BEEF CHUCK ROASTS »> 30' BOILING BEEF lb. 17' FRESH BEEF UVER 2oc I fresh beef tongues n»• 22*c _aJ PORK LOIN ROASTS <b 33' ’ll- SLAB BACON Streaked with lean lb. Lean and Meaty lb Freshly dressed lb. ■ ■ lb. SALT PORK Leon LARD Sliced Peaches Del Monte — No. 2 i-2 can Diced Carrots Del Monte, glass jsr .. Swift's Milk Peanut Butter * Peanut Butter 32' 25' g cans 23' 4^35' 2 lb. joi'4gc 2 lb. jar 45 DEL MONTE Coffee MAXWELL HOUSE Wheat Krispics 12' 2 pkg«. 24' Wheaties 10' 2 for 27' Grape Nut Flakes Shredded Wheat Kellogg’* Popped Wheat Package . Popped Rice Rolled Oats 2 pkm 21' 2,or15‘ 2for17' -- 20' VITAMIN CAPSULES Packed with Vitamins, pkg. CRANBERRIES Good Quality GRAPEFRUIT lb. 5 Texas Seedless MEMBE* war SfWW'’’* STAMPS, Shredded Wheat 33c 34c- SANKA COFFEE KAFFEE HAG Mall-0-M»al ’ * 9c| Coco Wheat 37c h lb. lb. 2Pk9*-21‘ 22' 22' NBC................................... . . Package................................ 9 for 90' Br«ad 36c [ Muller’s Supreme, I 1-2 lb. loaves V Whole Wheor Bread 10 10' Loaf CHASE & SANBORN'S OQr DATED COFFEE Cheerioats lb. lb. 21 c| Home rendered style) Children may drink their vegetables. V 8 Cocktail ■ 9c| VEAL BREAST Cracked Wheat Bread Lost < lb. 9 lbs. Of) O.V Graham Crackers K-e.ll — to. ... “ Graham Crackers SURFINE COFFEE A Popular Brand ..... 18' Hekman — lb. Sox lb. Laundry Bleach 99c; at. 1 Sc 1 “ n.«, While, l-l (.1 Good Quality — Lb p<c Swerl SILVER EAGLE COFFEE ?Qr A. । P.rt... Rinso * 22' 4 bar. 25 Large Package Swan Soap HILL’S BROS. COFFEE Q/ir A Delicious Blend — Lb. — The Quimby W B. C 8 Birthday Aid which was to be hrid this | for Iowa Prenight School. j the canning project for seven yeani Thursday at the home of Mrs. Nlal Mrs. Florence Staiger. 714 W Bond valqjd her canned products this Casteleln ha* been postponed in­ I St. brought to the Banner Office I year -at 1435.75 with an estimated definitely. Friday a carrot grown In her cardan, saving of 1312.55 on 1139 quarts pre­ ’ It was a triplet, there being three । serrea. ' The Navy Mothers Club ot Amer­ ! carrot* of about the aame site | —■ ■■■ ■■ ica wUl meet Wednesday. Dae. IS, joined together at the crown | Pau! Palmer. Arlene William* and , Conservation Officer George Sum- Alice Williams, all members of the AU mother* of men in the Navy. nar, assisted Slate Troopers and Hill 4H r^Ub in Irving Marines or Const Guards who wish i Conservation Officer Lavov of Hol- toimshlp. will show pens ot fat to join are urged lo be present at i land, in rounding up three hunter* I Umhs a‘ ^e State Junior Uvestock this meeting a* thia Li the last meet­ ing when the name* names may ur lx- auueu added , tn Ottawa county last week, who 1 show ln Detroit. December 8 to 10 -i* wJHni me pleaded guilty to poaresuon of hen I Paul Palmer ha* been a member 10 the charter. Please bring needles. ’ pheasants Each of the trio paid 850 . of tlie Barry County 4H club* for . thimbles and aclsaorx, | fine and 1774 costa for their taw- nine years. In a* much as ho 1* « n s «->» breaking, etao forfeited their small approaching his twenly-flrsl birthFj”* 'f' I game hunting licenses. ! day. when he must drop 4H club clFl,lnK/ Drcfm , | A suggestion for an ideal Christ- Iwort- he b making thia hl* last 4H *8^1 ^^lmtter,^nd<: ma* gift—a subacripUon to the Ban-’ UlfMtock showing with a real trio ■ JjJJJ^rtMa IBmil rtf’ ’ ner. We have appropriate gilt cards , °» Shropshire lambs In three yean Brtn« * 10 CWU **»• to go with each new aubecriptlon - ! ®r '’“Jj2^/21 a?.!? Clrele No 2 01 llw w- 8 c 8 Adv i lhlref ataJeS^id 60,(1 UlClr chrUtm»-' party at Uie Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meachem. of fj6' ah55.p hn® ? home 04 Mr* G«n Crook. 8. Church the Clear take camp, have rented I 18t- Tue^y- !>' IS. Pol luck supthe Mrs. M. J. Cross residence for «*rtence *” feedingper Bl 7:jo. Bring a lo cent gift, the winter months I Arlene and Alice Williams are go- 1 -----------Well, our local hunters flnaily did 1,18 w Vila show strong contenders Circle No. 7 of the Methodist come through with a good percent- j,or the Ornui Champion lamb of Church will meet at the home of age ot deer. Special mention should *h0* Onc *•' ehowtng a trio I Mrs. Allan Hyde, 614 W. Green, be made ot Bert Payne the ha* ta-1 of 8hrops the other Southdown-;, iTuesday. Dec. 15. tor 6:30 dinner, ken over Arnold Perkin* Insuranca I Harry William* won Uie Please bring 10 cent gift. business) Who bagged a six point covetw1 Grand Champion lamb at buck on the open dJy of the season. 8tate S*10* al D*trclt °n a I d .? „T’,Un W1U T‘5*' Army cookr'don’t agree with their Southdown «omc few yearn ago. I d“1'Dec’,ISl’ 3 ,p- ,n al ,”lc h°‘”c commander-in-chlef regarding ways Harry I* out of 4H club work now.; .J“y 8|Wlcr. 406 South St. nnd means of getting the most good He u «*Mng entrance Into the axmy , Th ® *,U ,be “ leaderlrev mreUng. from Uie coffee ration At least in * Mlr eor’’6 thb wcck! fach m‘’mlxr responding to roll call buMaUr^ Jn-Thv ••'Fl., aI ------------> some artl'lc on umperance. Tlie ut Fort Custer people are advised ' OuL’tar'dlng achievement* in one;plna t^at wera ordered are here, to "throw away grounds removed ot the m®’1 lmP°rtant projects In |please ** m*»*iit and gel yours. fee and not merely a* a hot. brown-! rounty wlnncrs are: । _______ . colored brew don’t have to be told i Donna Hamilton, capital ComHospital Guild No 18 will hold that anyway. munlty Club. Laura Belton, Brush- their Christina* party Dre. 17 at the Richard N. Hinkley. A. 8.. 2»th ridge Club; Elaine Cotant. Yeckley U. B, Church at i o’clock. Reg.. 52nd Batt.. Co. 1741. U. 8. N. Club; Charles McDermld. Capital; „ ------------T. S.. Great Lakes, Ill., who has .Club; Jock Rabbitt. Capital Club , ,,lul aull<1 No 7 *‘u hold been in Uie hospital for over a week Each will receive k gold-filled L„21 party ,l was released Saturday. Richard is medal. One of the five will be i ^2?!? °£ c’ ** 128 West the son of Mrs. Hazel Hlnktay. named to compete for State honors I ?°Th, 8t- Wednesday. Dec 16 Pot A year’s subscription to the Ban- in which four r-prc.M-ntetlvre of the £ SX’litt i’JTL" Jin ,vrt> Wrtk In thblue .w.m roup .III «eh rt«l.. ’“"■“•'"I Remember that absent friend or a 425 U. 8. War Savings Bond Tlie . 10 Cenl 8in.for exchange. Enloved one till* way at Christmas > State winner, selected from these *e,tal,irue"' following luncheon time. We ll *cnd a card telling them four, will compete for sectional and ! i’r nK C0Hnw* ,nllt for Hw H U a gift from yoo-Adv. . national honors, award* for which PASblKO Of tali' P- H. O-.Chrt.Uu-., perty CORA OSTROTII *? V,*5lon Congre.M will b«- held in I. O O. F. Hal) Mon­ Mn Cora O.ireu, w, „I b.m. |SrtmhS-^5 l'oo u B*wJJ’ta."' ” tx' Oatrolh. passed away at uel’ Ostroth. after an illness of several month*. ‘llon e 1 Dre. 1) is the date far the annual Funeral services will be held at the w;uo,,Extension Agent Foster staled Christmas party of Hiawatha RcNa&hville Evangelical church at 2 tlial 173 clubstera in this county . uckah lodge to be held in I. o. O. F. o’clock Friday. participated In the 4H Victory Gar-<- ha,)- Each member bring a 10 cent I den competition. gift-for exchange; aL» nun, candy. ---------------- 1 e , popcorn, or apple* for refrrahinenu vBirdi called Tumatones diecov- ; •red long ago that wcirma and slugs ’ n-statatart. are apt lo b« under stones and so ------- -—— ------------ --------------- < mere will be Initiation -n.. rv, m.k. . rtrul.r pr.r.lr. „ rthmmuhlip <Ud ».•«». toM ! „mb„ W .tabrt U, ■ j r"','"*" u ... r™. “ '■* h ,hu N° «n»tar “W” th" Ing to tba research of thestaff Coop-j p . ' tn , Ing to thestaff research of the Coop- > time. Mostly Brunettes ! cr Unlon Mu*»um 1°' '---------------i’ ‘zz <*>e ‘-.z Art* *.zZz' of zi 1 ■ ' --------------------•t• In ’1882. the French :i PENNCMPENNOC k K imupvr*i HOSPITAL Sixty per cent of the worn f Decoration. **’ •* ’“ scr^p-h Latin-America arc brunettes. X per j army was surprised at Sleinklrk, 1 Medical patients registered al the Belgium, rtd the men rushed forth hospital on Tuesday were Infant cenl blondes and 1 per cent red- I to battle with their cravats hastily > Forrest Gardner, Hastings. R. 2; haired. . . I tied in loose knots. The soldiers ; Eva Troutwein, Woodland. R. fought so successfully that their Miss Ada Sees. Middleyilh-, Mrs. Thick Armor Plate | casual dress became a fad through- I £4"* Portland; Mrr. Some of the armor plate on a i out Europe and has borne the name I „ “ Stambaugh. Sunfield; Infant 15-lon tank Is two Inches thick. • Steinkiric over since P*88Y Anne Adams, 93* E Clinton 1st ; MIm Julia Rock, 510 W. Court rTRAND Hastings, Mich. THEATK ■= Telephones 2244-2557 M FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11-12 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION GRAND CENTRAL MURDER' And Albert Dekker and loan Daviyin "YOKEL BOY" SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 13-14 "SEVEN DAYS LEAVE" 6' 25' 5' 19' 25c 19' IQc 3c FLORIDA ORANGES TUES.. WED.. THURS.. FRI-, DEC. 15-16-17-18 All the Stars in Heaven in one picture—Charles Boyer, Rita Hayworth, Ginger Rogers, Henry Fonda. Charlea Laughton. Kdw. G. Robinson, Paul Robeson, Ethel Waters, Rochester and The juice Orange — Doz. TALES OF MANHATTAN 39c | POTATOES U S No. I — Peck Barry theathi; Mil Hastings. Mich . Phones 2247-2282 DRY ONIONS 10 O S-- i Good Quality lbs. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11-12 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION w B BANDIT RANGER" And Don (Red) Barry and Jean Parker in FDOD^CENTER -ggaiR "TRAITOR WITHIN" SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 13-14 STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE' TUES.. WED.. THURS. DEC. 15-16-17 Special return engagement at popular prices of the greatest of IM l 5TATIST, HASTINGS, MICH. "THE BEST FOR LESS'* N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE. MICH. During the past week the follow­ ing medical patirnla were disciuirgal Harvey Marshall. Nashvlle. R a, . Dec. a: Mrs. Emma Swadling, Has। tings, R. 3. Dee. 7; Edward Engel. 306 S. Park St. Dec. 7: Mrs Merle I Doty, Lake OdexM. Dre. 6; Infant Jimmy Main, Hastings, Dec. 6. ; The following arc listed ns sur­ gical paUents. Claude Troutwine. Hastings. R. 3; Mrs Dalton Stahl. Clarksville. R 2; Richard Roberts. Clarksville; Mrs. Henry’ HoUvencr, Hastings. R. 5; MLu Marie McRo­ berts, Allo. R. 2; Clayton Moi.-. Clarksville; Mrs. Glenn Edwin., Woodland; Mrs. Earl Campbell. Nashville, R. 2; Miss DorLi Brad| ford, 1030 8. Park St.; Mrs. Harold Phillips, Bellevue. R. 2; Mrs. Archie I Brady, Sunfield. R. I; James Ncw1 ton. Hastings. R. 6; MLw ArdeUi WUllaui*. 419 N. Michigan; Mrs. Barry Ragla. 329 W. Court; Mrs Otto Miller. 610 S. Park St . Dean Bas*. Woodland. R. 2. Surgical patients discharged dur­ ing the week were MIm JoAnne Bry­ ant. Battle Creek, Dec. 6; Mrs Wil­ liam Wall, Lake Odessa. Dec. 8; Mrs Joaeph Schulte. 818 8 Han­ over. Dre. 7. • surgirnl patients discharged dur­ ing the week were. Miw JoAnne Bryant, Battle Creek. Dee. 6; Mrs William Wait. 1-ike Odessa. Dec. g; Mn. Joaeph Schulte. 818 8 Hunover. Dec.. 7. Nine babies were bom at the hos, pital during the week: A boy tn Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Hall. 606 N. Han­ I over. Dec. 3: a boy to Mr. and Mm. Frank McMillen, Jr.. 633 E. Clinton. Dec. 3; a girl to Mr. and Mrs 8«m ; Myers. Middleville. Dre. 6: a boy lo ‘Mr and Mrs Robert Keeler. Has­ tings. R. 4. Dec. 7; a hoy to Mr. । and Mrs. Frederick Cole. 329 W. Court. Dec. 8; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Von Rascy. Nashville. Dec 3; n boy tn Mr and Mrs Clay Bassett. 721 W, Walnut. Dec. 4; n boy- to | Mr. and Mrs Edwin Cook, Hastings, iR. 4. Dre. 5; a boy to Chief Petty | Officer and Mn Eldon Armbrust. . 121 W. Oreen St., on Dec. 7. | Among the contributions to the . hospital were 3 cans peaches. 2 cans , grspefruit. 5 cans tomato Juice and 2 can* com from Guild No. 7; Guild , No. 13 gave a bedside lamp; Guild I No. 19 contributed 8 qts. vegetable*. 119 qts. fruit. 4 glasses JcUy and 2 । can* wap. : Victor Mature, Lucille Ball and Great Gilderaleevt in SQUASH, HUBBARD >b APPLES, NOR. SPY 4 lbs bunch RADISHES lb. LEAF LETTUCE APPLES ^'ious 5 lbs . SWEET POTATOES 3 lb. 3 lbs BAGAS lb. CABBAGE ORGANIZATIONS will hold their annual Christmas Party in the church parlors on Fri­ day. Dec. 11. at 1 o’clock. There will be a potluck luncheon, each one to bring own table service, sand­ wiches and one dish of food. Thera’ will be an exchange of 10c gifts. Pvt. Max Teegardin of Fort Cui- SERGEANT YORK' �_________________________________________________________________________ THr HARTINGS BAXMEB, TBI-TISDAY, DFCEMBFH. 10, 1M2 and under these condition* It la re- Panel Na 1. A. J. Larsen, Warren helpful attitude, markable that a* much work could Carter and Prank Hoouen; Panel business insUtutl __ — No 2 Roy Crnt Bmton naUd {he 11 "* be-----------accomplished ns has — been-•done, The W. B. C. S. will meet with , Benedict wished u* to have the I I ’n,«* volunteer worker* have beenL and R. V. Mott; Panel No. 3. Joe staffs, the achoo Mrs. Hamilton Munn Wednesday U|(I1|]IJI INI] Illi .facta. We admit right here that McKnight. Ben Gldley and Harrison ncc of Civilian Dec. 16 for a pot luck dinner. The • via. ----------------------- ,u_.. ------------------- -- । , Dodds. volunteer worker: Civilian Defense Counsel, and other । (Continued from page 1. Section 1) individuals who tell that they*wanl- I Mr. Hyde stated that without ‘in this very difficult usual exchange of Christmas gifts I (Continued from page 1, 8ee.-l),. (Continued from page 1. Sec. I) 1 that the two wells had been aban- ।to date total approximately 2000, cd to do their part. The various!,' doubt many mixtake* have been Il is well to alao bear Prom May 1. 1942 lo December 1, cloned because there was not the filing of apUcatlon* for sup­ factories and Industries and .other , made, and If the public clearly un- during tills rush and c 1942 the sales In Barry county have Ail are cordially invited to meet i*hl,c lh>t on hi* own farm will enough of the "black gold” to pay and 1 regular staff of the R busier** houses have generously been 6181.922.95. The quota assigned with u*. !yield at tlie rate of 7 to 8 barrels for the cost ot pumping Iplemental "B" and "C" books, has assigned employe* from their places derstands that this gasoline program It la encouraging to know that been handled through the office of of business to assist In thl* work. -carried on and administered cn-----------J per day. At present price* for crude by the state organisation to Barry oll Brv profitable. Ttiere are these two wells are producing, the local Rationing Board directly. daily a mass of routine county for the year. May 1. 1942 to Cloverdale The annual Chrutmaa party of the murage tank* at the Lechleltner While the output la small, it Is either by mall or by the applicant-; rands of applications for Comrade 8 S. class will be held at । well that will hold 500 barrels of nrverlhelfM encouraging; for it in>._ appearing in person. In filling out lo see from the record in far made the home uf Mr. und Mrs. Delusion, and they are both full at the dicates that there Is an oil pool these lorms. giving information, in -----Hint— section of /Barry processing the applications and is- patuch. and Prank Perris are Die , ?”*** of •PPbc*Uons coming before —.... ... T --------r.-------------------------that bv January 1 next more than Flower, on Dec. 15. Dinner will be {present lime. There is limited *tor- somewhere twice the quota for Uie whole year served in evening with exchange of age at the Benedict well also. Be- County. We hope tlie next /driller suing the coupon books. Il has re- members of the original board, and i a little picture of what the rationing cause they- are small producers Ute!will tap that pool. If he doe* it qulred the service* of from ten to the present Tire Panel. will have been sold In eight month*, ,gifts following. office b faced with, and he wlshea Hie Cloverdale Cloverdale Garden Garden Cjuo Club ;(owners take tne the on oil away away tn In tneir their will be a big day for Barry county, thirty volunteer workers every day jynd that L« some record. , The owners taxc The term "Dixie'' originally wa* James Bristol. Winston Stone, j ....be/ntertalncd ... ..... _... . . truck . .tanks . :. _. >.it .... assure anyone feeling that there So far In the state only two coun- membets will Friday when Is -----------------convenient- i Jn , Jllr eoiintptlon It can be stated ,ovey the post two weeks, and these and George Scott. Rubber Footwear. to ।has been an Injustice /tone Ur mis­ applied to New York city, in the the Sun Oil of Toledo, persons work from perhaps a few ties had cxfceedcd their quota up to; afternoon. Dee. 18 al Ute home of So it sometimes happens that, be- that ----- .. . ------ Co. — — ------- . Food, and Celling Price Panel. j__.. ---------... ------_x. hours to a few day* each. Probably take made that If they will contact October l Report* from stale head-. > Mrs. Arthur Lathrop al a Christmas cause of limited storage, both of continues to pay on the seven- .— -------——.... .—... . quarter* show that Barry county Is party them have to shut down until the Uwu*and acre* of land it has un-\in all, nearly four hundred differ‘f0" Bauer, Ld Goodyear anil the local office, an effort will be when Josiah Dixie, a wealthy land made lo Ijave the nutter adjusted. far in the lead, with Tuscola next.! ----------tank truck arrive* and empties the der lease in Barry county. Il has ent Individual* have helped hi one Walter Culbert. fuel oll panel a large number of apparently happy Tlie other 81 counties liave not come Delton • storage containers. If they were driven four test wells, two of them manner of another in the.admintsAnd the gasoline board consist* Mr. Hyde wishes to whoie-heartand contented slave*. near reaching their allotment, some Rev E. H.Babbitt ofGrand Rap- larger producers, or If ihere were to a depth of 5.000 feet. None of tcring '©Lathis gasoline rationing, of three threemon panels, as follows: dly'thank the public for their of them having sold only about 21 ! ids, DblrittSuperintendent, will several more wells, shut down* these showed oil in paying quan------------------tlllexs Sun 1* m one per cent of tlielr quota. They do not rm tlie pulpit In the Delton Method- would not occur. “ ,I*A ’Tlie n>- R "" Oil Co. '• 'of ----the — big companies geologists have a man like George Carpenter I !*• church Bunday Dec. 13 at 10:00. Mrs Benedict told the writer — --------■--------- —Its »— — for a lender lx the principal reason. | Tlie .Milo-Cressey Homo Literary that one day while the well on their have been here while the wells The Retailers War Savings Com- ' club will lx- entertained by Mr*, term wa* shut down and the pipe were being drilled If they had not rnittee headquarter* at Detroit ha* Henry Germaine and Mr*. Nina had been capped, some boy* came ««n some favorable indications of sent out un an|ieal to their county Boyle* hi at. the the well and -----------loosened the cap. uie annua! uuuiuii Christmas 1.UIHMUK.1 10 --.............. . —-----• ■ oil in th!* county, they would not continue navinu naytng on tlielr their leases, leases. chairmen in the state, calling at- party —on — ***■ — -* — Dec •17. — — — rh * loih Thuraday. The «w Mid th»v they wer* were xumrtxed surprised nt at continue tentton to the record Barry county!! J^km -- —c ----- -- was , program wm will cu.uu» consist u. of vnnsunu Christmas *Uxt u----happened, for • there ' _ .................. . _ __ . In th. nlnn tn «Hnnt has made under Mr. Carpenter’s cnroi» Roll ta»-Quotatlon: Christ- enough gas in the pipe to shoot aa leadership, and urges them to follow max &lren’n of oil 50 feet Into tlw air. LET US MAKE THIS Your Surest Choice To Phase HIM! hlx plan* for getting result*. The , , and she heard the roar it made at plish anything. Tnat statement can Michigan Dry Goods Broadcaster Cedar Creek her home, nearly half a mile dis- be proven. Take cracking fresh co­ A GOOD CHRISTMAS has given him high praise for his w H c B meet* Wednesday ,ant. There wa* no doubt about the conut* for an example. That can S’4*™ be a real job or if can be a simple Our chain ©f joyoui, untroubled „ . . ln “S' . . .—. - mcc. iij. wiin wirs. vruuwn ■” ’"“ft Mr. Cjm^nlrr ..... . . chrUtmo the Oll at that time. . ■ Excellent Quality! Carpenter lx Is i-erv very mndwt nwdMt ohnnt about -for lucM dlnner and Christmases i» broken. Thi* Chriittask. Let's skip the job and gel Mr. and Mrs. Benedict had du­ down-tq the simple task. You'll find ma* will be different .. . but we can IL and insist* that credit be gi*en 0Ile ij asked to bring u plicate receipt* from the company to local workers in the different 1- ------- ----------still make it a good one. 25c gift -to exchange. Election of ofkcalltles In the county. That 1* Jlcer*. All members try and be owning the wells to show that sub­ coconut*. With an ice pick punch a . AH that Christine* mean* to u* it in stantial shipment* of crude oil true too. but leadership Is a vital peril today and may be lost to us hole in each eye and then drain off present. VbJtor* always welcome. have been made during tlie post factor In the record Barry county unles* we dedicate ourselves wholly year. They brought their report Uie coconut milk. Place the coco­ |« making in this effort to sell war to the task of winning the war. and these receipts to tlie Banner nut in a pan and heat in the oven xtnmps and bonds; and the local We must preserve bur Christmas office, not to claim big things for worker* will agree with u« on that spirit, so It will shine out (or all the Hope township a* an oil producer. greet. Remove from the oven and point Mr Carpenter’s good leader­ world to tee. This Christmas, of all a hammer. The shell ship hn* resulted in — his. appointment but to show that oil crack I* beingwith pumped we have ever known, mutt be a STAY in perfect fit! Ev-. as District leader for Allegan. Ot- Corwin V Hoffman. Barry Twp..26 there right now. and ha* been slips away from the coconut meat good Christmas. color, woven-in pattern is tawa and Barr)1 counties. , Wtiva P. DeKilder. Barry Twp ..IB for .over a year. The well* must without any trouble. >n feature for 19iJl Crisp a fashion stripes on 'dark or light back­ grounds,;. clear figure* on lustrous or white, and gleaming BARRY COUNTY IS COMMUNITY NOTICES HOPE TWP. IS NOW All DOING A GOOD JOB ““ t: sssas1 ia“? "r ” “«>»' -■j IT’S SOME JOB TO n ATIABI f«ACAI IUC kanun uajulihl /practical jSsifts TOWNCRAFT SHIRTS MARRIAGE LICENSES KROGER KROGER 5TDRE5 Roll Butter Salad Dressing Yellow Corn Meal «*• 5 15c Spotlight Coffee Doughnuts Michigan Maid - Freih-churnod ADD A TIE RAYON ROBES 3-98 1-lb roll Clovor Valley this lovely robe! Wrap - Quarl waist and graccfnl skirt! Curded embroidery trimming to lend that touch of luxury Ib bag Hol-Dated for Flavor, Freshness Plain or Sugared Dozon Tray packed Egg Mash Kroger's Wasco T4b $3.15 HILLS BROS. COFFEE ' ib 32c DEL MONTE COFFEE ta 31c FRENCH BRAND CoHoe Hol Dated t> 27c pig 10c WHEATIES Breakfast ol Champions Scratch Feed Kroger's Wcico Z $2.39 ROLLED OATS 5 ‘ Regular or quick cooking SPAGHETTI DINNER Krall. New । ‘ BAKIN' BEANS Cuts baking limo H Thiron-enriched HOSIERY t:b. $2.13 Whites pkg 17c ,p‘g 23c Handsome lb 12c 2 ib box 61c 4 Tall cans 35c or Spaghetti 7J 12c SODA CRACKERS t> pig ROMAN CLEANSER 17c DRESSES 2 11b pkgt. 31c 6 cans 35c 2 Two - tone coat style*. . . warm and sturdy I Smart New . Styles! Men's Classic Handkerchief* JEWELRY BELTS AND Suspenders COATS 49c a box 1090 49c 49c 98c Plaid* and plain white* or smart initialed types! All fine quality! Smart and USEFU L • Collar clips, tic chains, key chain* ! Topgrain cow­ hide belts. Clip­ end and button type suspenders! Zipper and tai­ lored styles. A' alpaca* r casual 12 - 20. Sanitary napkins. Moillure-proof back CIGARETTES Carton Si ,24 Popular brands B 2-Xi-35 MOTOR OIL 5 Ib bag 35c 3 Ib bag gift ZOC Penn-Red 100% pure Pennsylvania CLIFTON TISSUE 3 rut. 13o Wrapped. Economically priced I ■ NORTHERN TISSUE 4 18c Designed to fit into your bud- . get! Tailored in swagger and semi-fitud style*. Popular col- Sava al Kroger's low price Ib Girls' Cotton FUN DRESSES IN TOYLAND Perky little style* that will thrill her! Basque, tailored or prince** style*. Fre»h cotton in printed or plain color*. ,3 to 6x. Swift’s m 17c SAUERKRAUT «> 21c MINCEMEAT ib 21c HADDOCK TENDERLOINS <b 35c PORK LIVERS a> 20c VE1N-X SHRIMP fc 35c PORK MOCKS b 19c p.m 45c SNOULOER BONES RING LIVEN SAUSAGE t 5c CRANBERRIES t> 19c AFFLES inu 4 25c Mich. Daliciou*. 4 Ib* 33c Potatoes Iceberg NUTABA6AS 3 fc. 10c Canadian waxed SQUASH HubU-d CABBABE firm hard heads Maine U. S No. 1, peck bag 47c Ib 5c FRES-BNORE OYSTERS 3c t ■ 3 37c 15c SALMON STEAKS >> 33c THURIHGER 12%c » 37c Cooked Hams; WW 38c ARMOUR'S STAR. Shank Half Fine Leather BILLFOLDS w BOYS' SHIRTS Taxa* - Seedlesi - Victory Food Spacial I ORANGES 5 »» 33c Florida* Ball* of juice Short* in broad­ cloth. Swiss rib shirts, briefs I ' 1 \ \. Premium ASST. MEAT LOAVES on mixtures. 2 pig. 41c SAN-NAF-FAK 47r “■ U 7 Swift’s Premium 10 ° 35c Top style clocks, stripe* and fig- Smart .snap brim with' stitched crown and cloth bound edge! 17C Rolled Lamb 32c Boneless Pork Loins^t^** 49c Veal Rib Chops Grapefruit S 25c 398 2 Quarl* 17C OXYDOL OR RINSO pig 59c Avalon Gran. Soap, Giant pkg 49c . IL 4.98 Men's HOSE Remove* slain*, bleaches islely SOAR FLAKES ur0.pkg Alure - sale lor finetl fabric* Michigan hand-picked BUY WAR BONDS and Stamps Dress Up For Christmas! Soup Mix - Belly Crocker Clover Valley Red ripe - Solid pack 1S« SWEATERS HATS 3.98 Fashions For The Holidays Country Club — 2-inl package Slrainodjx Chopped T omatoes 10c VEGETABLE NOODLE 4 gig. 9.000 units Vitamin A in each pound 3 £ 25c pig HEKMAN'S Wolverine Rusk Country Club. Approved - sale lor babies U S. No. 1 Semolina w i 11 l>euzell embroi­ dery. Colorful icr service weights! ! shades! 25c Windsor - American or Brick Macaroni 29c 79c Large loaves In sanitary Puro-Pak container Wetco - I6*.v Protein HANKfES teg Cottage Cheese Loaf Cheese Evaporated- Milk Eatmore Oleo Gerber’s Baby Foods Peanut Butter Navy Beans Fancv Rice Dairy Feed Beit Gift Of All! Clock Steal Pull Toy» ' Diving 33c Slods Assortment of Steel Toya for the boys. 2.82 Sub Sister SMARTALLS 98c 98c It Floats, Tiny corduroy snurtalls . . . suitable for boys Hurry before submarge* they’ra gone! and' rites. « ON CHRISTMAS DAY IT'S GOOD TO KNOW Smooth weave fabric* in AA, rich stripes, plaids, col- MM on, white. Fiui evt atylgl BOYS' Neat it ripe* I percales I Mid IT S PAii �>TMFT yAREPORTON AptAq LOCAL U.S. 0. EDITORIALS V_z 1 TWELVE MONTHS OF WAR (Continued from page 1. Sec. 1) 1 O (Continued from page 1. Section Ing. new dance record*, removing wallpaper be­ fore painting, installa- lack of food, ammunition and medicines made further real-stance Impossible, la a recommended tonic phonograph ....... A used phonograph and a used radio were given Youngest applicant for a sugar ration card In Barn- county Is Miss Kathlyne Ann Myers, who, according to Information filed at seven Inches long, has brown eyes you just naturally visited about the and hair, weighs seven pounds— neighborhood, you talked about and Is exactly one day old. She Is your family and things of Interest the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam to both of you. the sort of thing you're not apt lo indulge in anyMyers and her father in-addltion to' editing and publishing tlie Middle- [ ville Sup. has found time to do considerable work for the BarryCounty Tourist At liesort Assn.. has . taken special training as an or- ■ dnance inspector and these past few days has been assisting on the gas slight nostalgic feeling for a visit to rationtag board fwhich, he assures "Al" Bcssmers store and this very us. is no way to prepare for a fact can give "Al" a sense of pride 113.50 Li shown at camp. Mr. Branch gives his time to go to camp and 5. Telephone popularity contest). Sam says that that little Kathlyne Ann “squawks" "Fill 'er up." may still be heard in Mime places but it is certainly out of ! Tire Engineer* Give Tip* on Care of Tire* If your tire goes' flat on you this summer, either through a blowout, puncture, or other cause, stop Just as swiftly as you can. and stay stopped until the tire is changed) That is the advice of Ure engi­ neers. a friendly tip to motorists during the critical tire shortage caused by the war. ■ It is because the almost priceless | casing, in these days of no new tires, may be damaged beyond re­ pair it driven flat, even though the distance traveled Is only a few bun-/ Stop, and you have a good chance to save the tire, have it repaired, and keep the automobile operating. Hun on it while it Is flat, the cords and fabric will rupture, no repair be possible, and the car may have lo be laid up. So, cither change the tire your­ self. then and there, or call a serv­ ice station or garage to do it fur you Even the extra expense will These engineers say that such u practice may bend dr scar the dm badly, it may even crack or dent the brake drum. Repairing or re­ placing these parts In war-time ts difficult, might be impofsible. and this too, might result in putting the _ Why Colony Failed - Like every other communistic ef­ fort In the United States the Shaker colonies failed. In one way they *764 23 was left. Deducting heat and light paid by tlie city, the were the most successful of all such monthly expense of the room *• experiments, for the Shakers were excellent farmers and made the most of their extensive land hold­ had the "guts" to stand up and tell' ncara , auc““‘°n “n“ le‘l n“ ‘~ , game long enough to walk over to ings’. They have virtually disap­ this country some distasteful news Broup Bnd -go. peared. They had no children. which no one wanted to hear— you're going to have dances SaturThey left behind them one Idea Namely. that thereare going to be ' day night That will be swell! Out 113 88 In meeting expenses. which since their time has come ihto more "Oaarj," not less; more ra- »l «-*roP d*nce “>«r‘h" and lady । However, arrangements are being universal use—the putting of gar­ jtnnde to get outside financial aid den and flower seeds Into little paper Uoning, more regulations and more u*rcg n’ “ th*1' for one of the monthly' costs and red tape. Judging from our ex-1 Dlck Hlnkley u nor lt areal movies will probably not be needed packages fur sale. For more than 20 years—roughly from 1820 to 1810 periencc in the last war and the [ Lakes shouldering the grate respon- ■every week during the summer. experiencce of other nations in the slbllltles like nil of our young men | Tills report answers the questions present one. Mr. Hendemons ob“ay*. othpr boys. Dick of why organlratlon* are asked to Lebanon, supplied Cincinnati -with sponsor the weekly dance* and pay seeds. They had such a reputation serrations are unquestionably true . 10 Ie**e many prUed for good seed corn and for blue . . . *. sicns behind and Hint included his and no amount of wishful think- dOfc. - chum. ■ For thr grass, timothy and clover seed that Ing can change the aituatlon. When years “Chum" and Dick had grown they had a virtual monopoly. civilian production has to be cut ■ up together with the resultant comStill, good farmers as they were, sharply to make way for eawntlal rade.-Jilp that can only develop beoccasionally they did unaccountable war materials al a time when I twl*n “ ,ellow “nd hls rto« things. There was a colony near waara are atan all time r^ak'itu On the day Dick left, ■ Chum­ Dayton, the leader of which forbade wage* are al an all time peak, it Is knew ^elhlng was unusual In hb the pruning ot orchard trees, say­ ing It was a wicked attempt to im»ave to be | with that uncanny intuition in­ government herein to dogs knew that Dick trees were intended to be pruned. wouldn't be back very coon and he God'would have pruned them, was winced and whined a* his pal went his argument. Tie consequence was away, and thia evidence of sorrowthat in a few years the orchard at continued all through Uie day 'hat colony was a total failure. time on and five days later he died. Old "Chum" had probably reach­ ed about the maximum age for ca­ The katydid and many other In­ nine lives but that was little comfort charter application Is accepted. sects have ears on their front legs. This does not obligate the U. 8. O. Fish hear through a long organ financially In any way. the advan­ which lies Just under the skin, and skeptical that the armed service* runs along each side from fore to have a point, and a mighty good Yet nil we can say la. "Cheer up tages being that the room receives supplies, stationery, etc. from the aft. Notice that lightcolored streak one.* tn withholding facta for pub­ Dick, it was a tough break, and national U. S. O. without expense. the next time you lift the skin lication If Uie Japanese militar­ though there will never be another "Chum." there will be other dogs." in such a report as this, that the ists had known the full damage In­ feel low bass tones, or rumbles, on initial expense docs not show the their skin, but human hearing takes flicted on our Pacific stronghold, i they might have followed up with! place entirely insido the head—Uie outside projections have nothing to full-scale invasion attempts and 1 do with hearing. Fish probably do with good'chances for success. It Is! would have been considerably high­ not hear noises but more likely feel er. Neither does the report show Britain's New ‘Spittcr* the volunteer labor which would Packs a Terrific Punch mount up to many dollars. Every cltlsen of Hastings and "Flying Gilds-' pouring 9.600 bul­ lets a minute—210 pounds of lead— Barry county has a responsibility until it is apparent that nothing Into Nazi planes, ships and ground in the U. S. O. project. More and contained in the communique will forces could blast a path for the in­ more ot our own boys home on be of value to the enemy. For ex­ vasion armies pledged by Great open, with volunteer supervision, ample. this country waited in *us[every afternoon and evening. The [weekly dances arc for all service pen«e tor several days while the open up a second front in Europe. But William Winter, writing in the men—help convey this information current issue nf Flying, authorita- [to home boys. canal was In progress but no news [ Tie music at the dande Is furwas given until’ the Japs were bn nlshed by a public address system, the run and probably well aware which plays records. Tils machine Strawberry Roan was purchased for the U. S. O. of their heavy losses. A blow by [ Strawberry roim docs not denote by the Hastings City Youth Council. blow account of the fight with a 1 the sex of a horse .but docs denote flash report of each Jap ship sunk: on Friday nljthts and other its color, a rcdd^sti-brown. help to the enemy who might have been able to regroup his forces or revise hit tactics accordingly, During the entire penod of /orld War I. about 650 Barry CHRISTMAS SEALS 1942 . Protect Your Home from Tuberculosis want - gifts like useless knick-knacks and gadgets. But now she knows the secret of really satisfying him at Christmas time. She gives him smart and comfortable gifts from Water' gifts that he can wear. That way she' always sure of seeing his smile of appreciation and contentment break out full'bloom Christmas morning. THESE ARE HE-MEN GIFTS HE’LL LIKE Pajamas Colorful patterns Broadcloth. Ray- oh. Flannel. Coat and Slipo styles. Men’s Sizes $1.98 to $4.50 Socks Boys’ Sizes $1.25 and $1.39 Cooper's Socks. Men know their good qualities. Silks. Rayons. Lisles. Part wools. 25c to 50c. Pure Wool Bright Stripes 75c to 85c. Shirts Shapely and Van Heusen Quality Shirts he will like. Plain white, woven Madras. Rayons. Gabardines. Beautifully boxed. $1.98 to $3.50. Gloves A new 9rouP of Icothers for either dress or cverydo^jvcor. Some ore lined with warm fleece. Attractively gift wrapped. $200 to $3.50. LIBERTY LIMEffICKS a flrepur.-cr which is a closely guard­ ed military secret but obviously is at least double the IHO plane. | services by the draft or enlutmen*.• routes. So far during this war. 9711 Tic newest Spitfire Is claimed Barry county men are already in ' 'the perfect lighting machine’ by the uniform with the prospect tor In­ men who tty it. from the armament. creasingly heavy draft drmundsj during the next tew months at lead. of the cocky, aggressive young RAF pilot it becomes a thing alive. In sports you'd say the Spitfire had gate appeal. It certainly has tlie color that would pack thrro ta.” born The short probably is in the wire and an inspection ot the insu­ lation very likely will reveal it quickly. Contentment On Ths average man loses acuity faster thbn the woman. The W-yearold woman hears considerably more age—as many husbands have dis­ covered when they tried to sneak in late from lodge meeting. Men lose most in hearing the high notes, up at the right end of the piano key­ board. or in women's voices This During the Eighteenth centijry. finger bowls were used to wash glasses. Sq tnal the various bouquet* of the wines served. with dinner should not bo confused, guest* were Robes wofm flannel or in stylish brocaded silk. Many colors and styles that make a hit with Neckties Choose the best men. Priced from $3.50 to $12.50. Wools. Cocoon Craft Silks. Finest quality qf $1. One thing that has been greatly appreciated at the room has been the apples brought in by farmer.. arc always welcome because they .arc gone in no time. ■ I If you wish to help, see to It that (the organisations you belong to serve in the ways previously mcn- Household Cement Repairing Now that household economy Is universally essential, broken china nr glass call} for expert mending that will put it back into service. A type of household cement that is transparent, flexible and waterproof, is said to hold flrmly through countSaid: “.Money ia turn­ ing the trick. So let us all sock it handy lube, is useful also for Ax­ ing lo sb chair rungs, torn luggage, scuffed shoes, mgtal I connections, broken spectacles, toys, and many other repair Jobs. Hubby ists. loo, have found it helpful for such handi­ craft as making airplane models, or preparing scrapbooks. Ember Days . In th* United States the Roman Catholic and Protestant Episcopal churches observe Ember days on the Wednesday. Friday aud Satur­ day following December 13, the first Sunday m Lent, the Feast of Pente­ cost and September 14. The Ember dajs arc set aside as day* ul fast. In Uncle Sam’s pocket. Buy War Stamps that Hiller can't lick!" Wate Wembley. Nor-east �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER, IS, IMS On The Home Front Two May birthday*: May 15 th tor "Corp- « E- Smith Cavalry School Detachment Com­ munications Barracks in Fort Riley. Kansas mailed to yom Lyle Lancaster, we hope they arrive OX- .Pvt. Glenn W. Brisbin. 36183509 O. M—Unnagnd. ' seems to have no special soil re­ quirements and does perfectly-wall AT 0.1404 % Postnuular can't call lucky numbers or anything like that but well do the beat we con under the circumstances so.Just keep smll'ln me’ lads------ The Georgs Brlsbins don't quite make the Lancaster record of "Seven । Borts in Service" but their record of three boys la something in any man's army. Here they are: Pvt. Don C. Brisbin. 38189422 Co. H., 103 inf. Regiment A.P.O. 43. " Postmaster Ban Francisco, Calif. Birthday-Dec. 21. Anything wb sell may be bought an out manthly paymonl plan. hooey suckle family, la which found SO many of the shrubs pl (OonUnued from cage 1, Reo. 1) Hold everything fellows, our guns is offi it eecEM that It la a ledetal effenae to tend printed matter through the malls that has any di­ rect cr remote relation to a lottery We wouldn’t want to do anything The poppy anemone, scarlet, Bkie. gold and while, wae probably the most profused blooming flower of the field in Biblical Palestine, a botanist William (MM) Keller's received a letter from Max's com­ manding officer saying. "I have Just । returned from where your son Is and wish to tell you thal Max is in Uie beat of health. Ha sends hla love | and wants to be remembered to nil his Hasting* friends." He goes on lo tel) Mrs. Keller what we all know— "He's a fine boy and U an excellent soldier" I i BRING CHRISTMAS | 1 i• > I Lewis Kenfield writes from Bakerxfleld. Calif.: It sure la nice to have you folks back home remember ua fellows. I have received several letters from people I knew and didn’t and I would like to say they are very pleasant lo receive. We sometimes John Bulling came home for a ten day furlough; he had been in town a few hours when he received a tele­ gram ordering him back to Texaj immediately. "We're In the' Army now." sighed Johndy and was on his way before he'd even had a chkhce to unpack his bag. missing by being away but when we receive to many kind remembrances TO YOUR HOME WITH TOYS We hope you are keeping — your. .1 oirthday "date book" in pencil be- ' Scotts Field. Illinois. More addrev-es next time—keep 'em coming In plus any change ot I • address you have. I Next week your letter comes from ' I Roy Hubbard, who among other 44\thEi?7,lpivklo^rilbJin» Ku»>.u I| “ WM*. knows things, knows wnat what nowiing bowling is is an all wteM* 08 Tr*lnln< 5duiu1'; about. In I act "he has plenty on the ! opcnce neiu. Moultr|e, Ga. Emerson's birthday is Mar. A June 21st blrtiiday belongs PvL Lynn Perry Division Service Co. I Oth Armored Division j AT A SALE l»RicC| "Ml AND MIMI" ,f look, hk, _ t Different Now Things are different In this man's array than they were tn Dad's day. machines have taken the place ot mules, and the holes in the Salva­ tion Army doughnuts are star, shaped instead of round. But topscientists haven’t yet found a sub­ stitute for beans, and it's still the Old Army Game—no matter bow thin you slice it HoUaummer days are called "dog Fort Benning. Georgia days" because in ancient Egypt the I hottest part of summer came when January 14th birthday for Sirius—called the "Dog Star"—was Pvt. Kenneth Town m the ascendant Camp Wolter*. Texas »* ' -------- , • • • Insomnia tlctima Two February birthdays. The Dili According to statistics, eaari; ’ 1,300.000 people ta England suffc Pit. Mason E. UtU 1 tram insomnia. 6“ ?“• -P-A. ...BOTH FOB 3.98 '•'•"I «»/ n,;, *. (Ha.., ha, a M_ Only doll with o dolly of her Has real child-like expression, long floppy legs, soft cuddly body tiny fols level And little Mimi” tucked under her arm! 40 GREAT GAMES IN 1 FOR ONLY 1.29 OILUXI PAINT 11-PIECE SET NESCO AUTOMATIC OF PYREX WARE! ELECTBIC BOABTU 2.95 - 27.45 COMPLETE! lla-ql. cawerde; baking dish; pie plale; six 4-oz. Ideal for baking, roasting, can* custard cups; 9!i" x 5Hi" loaf moalil Makes a gift any house­ pan and a round cake plate! wife will really appreciate,. for Guaranteed for two years against years! Has hingeleu, staWess- SIT Enough point foe hundreds of picfoced boardif Game bookl Play Bingo, Anagrams and 38 other si ning and preparing compute breakage from oven heat. Famous Matched Servins Set TOY SOLDIER SIT Flash light 2«» 88‘ condiment sals I Red plailic troys. 8-cup site. Black bakelite han­ dles and bowl covers. for subdued II ghltVery low peked. WOOD BURNING SET WITH FORT 6-Cup WITH BLACQUES KROKAY SIT FOR 4 59* ball through al wire wickets Is the Woor-tvec Alvmlaum Molds Upright disrs, offkenl New-type cannon with ammunition! 74 pieces. BARGAIN FRIGID! G.E. Glass Coffee Maker I44 469 1 89 Strong woven-Aber body with pyro­ Un top. Waihobb outside flnith. About 19x10x26!$* high, All heatproof vitreous china. Use Anoincr r nays: Another ,„„ letter RCBtjers and Prienfer. rt.n.n. of .ddru.: htre . «>< Co , to wrtl, , ck„rM make: ’ ((olid., Or..Un. *U( f h»,. « Job Pvt Donald Preston to do and as all true Americans U 8 Marine Corps we shall see it through. By the Ume Unit No. 1005 this reaches all who know me and '■ Postmaster I who have grown lo be my friends. Fr.,ncbco C-l'f , i anai. oe on my way io cauect J* m*nUon^ , Jap skins. 8o. I wish all a hearty Donald and his brother Bernard good wtah for B j- om -nunVummllr^amrt i’ertb7 7^° lng' A Merr7 Christmas and A Hapmlles apart in California but hadn t----------- —— been uble to gel together. They I remain as ever. finally did meet before they were Sgt. Glenn V. Leeper on their way. 30th School Sqdn Here'S an Aug. 9th birthday: A C Wayne U Finkbeiner Sqd. 17. Group C. A A.P. Admin. O.CB. Miami, Florida Service for 6 An”'’c<ma Di., SLSL-a. ■:. Postmaster Pretmaslcr jether. I tun afraid the old gags Kan Francisco. Calif nbdut the sailors end the .marines Fred la the son of Mr* Clinton I will be slightly out of date from Castle In the Delton neighborhood I hereon. We out here are privileged with having the by now famous Here's a Jan. 15th'birthday: | Hollywood Canteen *o close by with Sgt Harold H Lambkle stara and starlets to dance with and 3448th Ord. Co. | to serve you sandwiches as well ax Camp Carrabelle. Florida. I many fine Clubs thal are doing a ; grand Job that I don’t think any­ A March 12th birthday: thing else could. Cpl. William E Pixley. 38154278 ! I am trying very hard to catch Co G. llth Inf. up with all the mall I have received A.P.O. 5. Postmaster and do hope those who have writ­ New York City. N. Y. ten won't be impatient. *1 promise A July 26th birthday: Cpl Qlnrence Ember Pixley. I opportunity. My work takes consld36154268 . crable of my time but I taka plenty । of the California sunshine in and A P.O 5, Postmaster ‘ that should give me a surplus of New York City. N. Y. These two brothers have been lo- 1tendrgy. energy, that's the straight dope the chamber of commerce, but gether ever since they left Hastings 1 from ** and as fur as their Dad. Charles all fooling aside we have a grand . | Pixley of Delton, knows they are lime In this man s army. Our Field is Mt in a valley garstill together. rounded by mountains on an lour Birthday Aug. 25th belongs to sides and they seem to raise prac­ Merle H. Surrarrer tically everything here from cotton Fauth Barracks Navy Yards to Pomegranites and fighting men. Mlirne Island, California We are but a short way from Los Hla brother's birthday la April Angele* and the famed city of 17th. celluloid thal has nearly all the glit­ Clarence N. Surnyrer ter accredited to It except the dimE M. School—Naval Armory out has rather changed the streets, Detroit, Michigan that were all aglow when we first A neighbor boy of the Surrarrcrs came, lo more of a ghost town hid­ in Freeport Is den in tlie palms to the passer-by. Pfc. Glenn H. Naviaky. 36156304 Everything seems the same as at 1st Q M. Setv. Co. Provisional first after you get inside the many A.P.O. 822. 'i Postmaster clubs but for the dark exterior. I San Francisco, Calif. do hope my first try at writing you Glenn's birthday is June 19th. will prove to be a little Interesting and I will try for a better one next: Here's one of our boys still near lime. home. Sincerely. " Pvt. Kenneth E. Johncock Lewis S. Kenficld -1012 Guard Squadron Finance Office Kellogg Field Minter Field Battle creek. Mich. Bakersfield. Calif. FROM Montgomery Ward deal we really have to tight for in this war. I realise that some of us are not on the fighting front but we can't all be there, but then again I believe that the real fighting front is Here's Bbb Routh's address right beck home in our own front Pvt. Robert Roush yard a* our homes are the basts of Co. D.. 353rd Engineer* our great freedom and that'a the Camp White, Oregon real force that will, win in the long And when you write Bob you run I believe. believe hadn't better mention the weather j tee you have started a U. 8 O He says it rains there continually I club at home, they surely art a and he's practically up to his ears ' great thing for the men in Die in mud! I service. I have had the privilege of wj.r_ r./h-htn’d .Urlr—*U1Un* man>' 11,1,1 thC7 nre do,n« A P.O 502. '• Postmaster Son Prancbca Calif. Montifoincry Ward S-in Angelo, Texas Birthday—July 13. An April 13lh birthday: corp. James Barnum. 36154248 Tlie diamond I* the April birth- Pvt. Boyd Clark Mlal School Sqd. ULP.) Pvt, Kenneth R Brisbin. 36401736 Co. D.. 33rd Sig. Tmg. Bn.: Barracks 1381 ‘ Camp Crowder, Missouri. Birthday—Feb. 22. A Dec.. Mlh birthday: Pvt. RuMiell M. Teegardin 9$S Sig Rad. InL Reno Air Ba->c Reno.^Nev. GlftS FOR HER TABLE, FROM both sections. Choice of 2 designs. 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D«orato4 CakoCover loaf. 124 SOUTH JEFFERSON ST. t19 Chrome plated -quart. 05 1■ UMW.- ■ • ■ —— for mixing, baking or StoringRoiled rims for euy pout lag. �»____________________ THF HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DFCEMBFR, H. 1»<3 pack six 7” Wednesday. Dee. 16-Prayer meet- more people are reading It lo find 'tel Henry. 929 S Jefferson Su Sunday school al 11:45. Mra At tie BARNUM SCHOOL Ing. Castleton church, at the home where our world ha* mLved the way LtTTI rm'RCii *uPe2nt'n<k.nl' A. ! Mr “nd M"’ (UthUr ru"" “nC ^R^or^Tew^eeS * —a at m> »-nn Tlie observance party for-the Sunday school will be Mn Of Hastings spent Sunday eve- ,whllc- for ■ few wepkx oFcharles »» Mead 8:00 r, p. m. [Tlie observance of of Universal Universal Bible Bible I JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHLRCH Rev. Leroy Houghton of Hasting* sponsored by the Presbyterian Guild ninf wlth Mr and Mrl Ben Crock- I Mr. and Mra. Francis Maurer arc BAPTIST CHURCH i Thursday. Dec. 17—Prayer meet- Sunday on next Sunday will be more will preach at the Jefferson St. U. ' at a date lo be announced later. for[f. the parent* of a son bom November ichh-a.iv .o.mnnH rtee is n>e lng- Hasting* church, at 7:30 p. m. ; wide-spread than aver before. ( r—— — -----W«m~d.r .rumnon. DO. 10xU» d„. a, urn DUuH Mmm, .11 to. Sumw Sotrnol HI m-1 .1 ■ 2. » Cbumh Church sm.rn,, Sur.dxy nrnrnlno msminc « 10 *• i Bunday Evening Club will nuvt’at Mr. #nj jgra. Lloyd Valentine of » at the Charlotte hospital. Ladle* Aid will be held at the Bap­ Grand Ledge this weekend the pas- . U:M There U a class for each age m. and of* « Has’,r,H Rev. CUfford <-UMord Clinton n “ ; the church at six o’clock. Patricia Hastings called on Mr. and Mr*. I Owing to the gas rationing, the tist Parsonage. 425 West -Court £t. j lings will preach at the evening । Fewless. president. Fred Durkee Sunday. ” evening service* al the North Maple 1 tor will not be able to fill his pulpit group. All Ladies are invited. The Presbyterian choir, directed Mr* Mile* Bawdy is In the hos- Grove church, will be canceled un­ | AU these service* are open to the TTlr following peradis were re­ service at 8 o’clock. ——----- , , by Arthur W. Lower, will present plui at Ann Arbor uj further notice. public and you arc all cordially in- cefVed into the church last Sunday FREE METHODIST CHURCH HASTINGS METHODIST „ program of Christmas music on ; corp, Arnold Johnson, who was > ----------------- »' ----- -----------1 vlted to attend. —t..... Mr. ».<- and Mrs. Albert aik-w c-mim morning: Craig, : Wednesday. Dec. 18. Tiie audience ; tailed home on acxxxmt of the death । Strength In UnIna Sunday. Dec. J3-rlOOO a. m. Sun­ and Misa Doris Craig. 604 E. Thorn CIRCUIT Preaching Sunday at Goodwill will have an opportunity to join in Of hu nephew, Vernon Lee Rafflrr. i DUeka sgmetime* have been day school in charge of Mr*. Etta FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ISU. Mr. and Mr*. Earl Chase. 40G 1 known to ’’gimg’* up on their arch Mead. Tlie Morning Worship Service will | W. Bond St.. Mr. Donald Chase. S. and Hendershott at 10:30 and 12:00, - the singing of Christmas carols. Au arrived Saturday. theme — "In Truth I* Freedom." offering win be taken. ' i ------------«-*-• ---------------enemy the bald eagle, and drive 11:00 a. m. Morning worship in be held at 10:00 o’clock with Rer Hanover St.. Miss Delphine Roberts. Tlie Goodwill Youth Fellowship / The ladles Aid society will hold BRANCH DISTRICT charge of Lloyd Marts. Stone preaching. His subject will be , 528 S. Jefferson St.. Mr. and Mrr time anti: fI Bldleman was brought 7.30 p. m. Young Peoples service Searching, the Scriptures." From Chester StoweU. and Robert Stowell | will -••• meet -’ nn Sunday " "rv evening, chu A a Christmas luncheon meeting at >’ „ lmm.rrbmL.UA--------------------tn charge of Mrs. Vemlce Hughes. | all over the world come report, of a 430 C.w SI. Mr. and Mrs Carroll ot^ulmbs irch choir \ The Ladles League will hold a day Oldest Republic 8:00 p. m. Evangelbtlc service In I new interest in the Bible. Bible sales Burkholder, and Barbara Burkhol-^eheLyeroDg^t ch JS. ' bhrtetmas party meeting at the Our roidl „„ e» ut America Is li >■ , The United States charge of Miss Pearl Dryer. J are larger than ever before and der. 330 W. Court St., andMiss Ha- - Sunday evening at church. Impassable home of Mrs. Minnie McDonald, 118 or ! die world's oldest existing republic J, M U/n < V.Iv'Cl Hrurniav ,VA. I __ . -------------------------------------—------------------------------------------ 1 — ‘ : GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH : n. Washington Bl. Tnunaay eve- . a* its 1 next Sat- that began with a President as I A group of members from Grace , nlng.' Dec. 17. i chief executive. Church attended the opening of a The Presbyterian choir will prc--j Lutheran Miteton at Charlotte last, sent a Christmas cantata atzfhe • Sunday afternoon. Tlie service was . morning service. Sunday. JX. ^6. conducted by Rev. o. H. Trinkletn ’ Candidates will be received into In the Chapel of The Methodist church membership. Church. The Rev. E. L. Woldt ot -----------1 Lansing preached !he sermon. Mrs WESLEYAN METHODIST Henry Elliot was the soloist accont- CHURCH j panled by Mrs Floyd Clark. i Revival meetings begun Sundrfy The Sunday scliool staff will meet ’evening with tlie pastor. Rev. J. R. Frldav December 18. 7:30 P M.. at 1 ChrispcU. bringing the opening mes521 W. Court sage. on Monday evening- the enCorner N. Michigan Ave. and E. State Rd. ’ Sermon subject tor next Sunday gaged workers. Rev Harold Leach morning. "Tlie Answer to an Im- |„f Marlon and Rev. Kenneth Eyler port ant Question." of Hickory Comers were present. ' FKKSBVTERIAN ~ I ANN'Oi'STFxrFKTS ' throughout the campaign. Evangelist — Rev. Harold Leach. Marion. Mich.; Song Leader — Rev Kenneth . ... . I Rev k’xch. now pastor of the T>» Comm club will mm ,1 lh. MHhoau. tlmreh u M.r. Eyler, Hickory Corners, Mich.: Pianist— Miss Myrtle Wilson. Hastings, Mich. rhW lonlglii .Um 10 .1 0 10. ‘, u , „mb„ S,m<Uv mommo «o..hlp .( la . r, Sou.ft.n, ,„d h Ihl.o- .. .I Ttrn Pmtor mU Ul1| # , „0„,,ul7rmh.r but I. .brn ■boui A Wmis U«- ot the Tonow . , f wll( d H M ,»d HI mb onJW 11.™. -Do. J ™' during .hr mm meslic Emergency. ! |n_. CHURCH NEWS MMAd*<<ClCl<lClCtClCt<lPCl9Cl9WC?rCt<lCC(^C<lCtffC% PEACE and VICTORY MEN WHO LOVE COMFORT LOVE Are Dependent Up'on the Soul Condition Attend the Revival Meeting at Wesleyan Methodist Church (Sunday, 11:30 and 7:30) Each Evening 7:45. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO THESE SERVICES. Buy Slippers For Every Man On Your List! | Give Useful Gifts This Year Slippers are the Gift Perfect for every man you know. Whether he's in the Service or Home, he's doing a big and tiring job. Help him relaxwith slippers! Gift Lingerie Gown* — Slip* — Pajama* Undies — Bed jacket* Beautiful glamorous rayons warm flannels — practical cotton :hildren. 98c t0 298 • Opera types • Moccasins • Smart jodhpurs GOWNS Rev. Harold Leach Rayons — CoHons This Christmas — give hosiery! *•" . tighti Rev. Eyler Lt the new pastor at, Hickory Comers having Joined the I Michigan conference last fall. Pre- I vloua to coming to Michigan, he was connected with musical orgitniza- I [ Dons in the south and la well quali- ’ fled for hla part in this campaign. Miss Myrtle Wilson of Hastings | has been engaged as pianist. JOO to RAYONS 79c to $1.35 SLIPS LISLES Kustom Fir Four Gore and Konforin . $1.35 $1.65 {Sunday ut 11:30 and 7:30. 1 FIRST CHURCH OF ; CHRIST. SCIENTIST I The. subject for Sunday is "God the Preserver of Man.' J 29 to J79 UNDIES Handbags Panties------Vests Cotton — 39c — 59c BimaUled leather. All Port'Wool — 49c — 69c GIFT SWEATERS l98 PURSES vllh ilFP«t <OF* ic and novelty s. Soft all wool Warm SNO - SUITS and AND MITTENS Spirited COATS 298 WARM CLOVES alt designed SKIRTS for, Heavy wool'con­ tent. Sixe 8 -14. I98 595 :hooae from. 8’5 ^98 collection Gifts To Keep Tots Worm Cr Pretty COATS Set> . Baby Bantings . Blankets Robe Set . . Nodkins . 7’5 COAT SETS 2‘ with leggings Beacon Cloth •1 4.25 . 4.95 /J4M Qonnet* LOVELY TABLE CLOTHS »|.oo Lace Cloths in choice patterns SCARVES FOR All Wool Knitted YOUR LADY root* . . . print challis . . 69' 54 x 72 ... e72 x 12 ... ALL-WOOL GLOVES 60 x 80 catching coUectioaaf bril- 59’ preciated Gift auggertion. 72 x 90 .. Soft 10054- Wool 79c to, 4 .49 Lustrous Rayon 39c to 1.19 .. 2.95 up . 2.25 up GULL LAKE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP (Midland Park Chapel* Don Nicholls. Pastor | Rev. William Piper will begin a - week's Victory Campaign in the Oull Luke Bible Fellowship with a senrI Ice for every night of the week. The first service will be held on a Sun­ . day morning. Special music will feaI1 tore this campaign. 11 10:30 A. M. Sunday School. Ver| nor Tulmage. Superintendent ' 11:30 A. M. Church Service. Rev 1 . Bill Piper will be bringing the tint | of his messages. Come along with I the crowds and enjoy these meet-1 Ings. Rev. Piper will xing special! music. ! 8:15 P. M Young People’s Service. • Rev. Piper win bring a special mes­ sage to the young people. You will ■ enjoy this service! 7:30 P. M. Great Evangelistic I Service. Come and here > the old i hymns sung that you used to enjoy । so much. • DOUD SCHOOL CHURCH Don Nicholls. Pastor । 10:00 A. M. Church Service. Com- I | munlon service and message from Rev. Bill Piper. 11:00 A. M. Sunday School. Burvil j Mitchel), superintendent. j Tlie Christinas program of the Sunday School will be«held on Defniber 20 at 10:00 A. M with a (special short message from the pos।,or I. C. E. EXECUTIVE MEETING । The Barry Christian Endeavor । Executive Meeting was held al the 1. home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Baine I near Coats Grove Dec. 7. Mary i Smith reports the following societies i . who have contributed to the Outdoor I Poster Project: Pleasant Valley. 5; j | Kilpatrick. 4; Coats Grove. 2: Wood-1 land U B. 2: Martin-Quimby, 1: Grand St. U. B.. 1: Jefferson St U. . B. 1; Freeport W. C. T. U. I. The Christmas play "The Angel in Overalls'* will be presented at the Coats Grove Union meeting Monday There will be no executive meeting in January, but the Union will meet at Freeport for the annual Held Tour with Ernest Marks. Oen. Sec.. • Start Christmas on the right foot by tagging a pair of slippers with the name at the top of your gift list! We have a grand array of ev­ erything from Boudoir Beauties for glamour girls down to lowly loafers for that comfort-loving male in your life. Come in and choose your gifts today! Styles for Everyone! 98 For her—sating, bunny furg, chenille*! worm felts! 2.50 up Printed Cloth Value Store US W. STATE HASTINGS Bright Gay Patterns 52x52 1.29 up 58 x 80 , 2.98 CUT-'RATE STORE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER. 18. IMS n0 rL iI aA i *"• *• L 1 ft v V tt mN ?I J Coak from Charlott. Isst SWS IM HOME AFTER TWO YRS. IN FOREIGN SERVICE irt-, F ‘ Acatt's Btogkpty .. The BcctUsh novelist and poet Sir J™1? ’ Walter Scott waa born August 15. mate, second class Is visiting his When John Jsy, first chief justice 1771. at Edinburgh where ha at- Mrs. Jay Teegardln accompanied Mr* WaHon and Mrs. r~" '* j’ r'4 r 222.“—r??’ It .nu at the United States, received a let­ her son, Max Teegardln, to Fort I Fiailk D. Fitegerata. d. both both Mulliken Mulliken Helen Stabbing waa hoataea ■ to mother. Mrs Jncub Edger, thin txXe-long personal 11nine of her girl friends en Thurtr I The following complimentary no- | lng vUR fiome ' ter from a political friend, ba pni- to the bar. After his marriage ta Custer on Monday. Max was home I crossed out any ..................... Incriminating -------- ----------- — .. 1777 to Charlotte Charpentier and over Sunday and expects to be; friends.—Charlotte RepubUnan-Tri- I day. Dec. A, in celebration of htg'JMa ta taken from the last taaue doomed the Navy two years ago taidc'ntly | eleventh birthday. Baskets ot flowCharlotte Republican-Tribune. Auiiut, cam(. pUne fron, , passage before putting the letter tn his appointment as deputy sheriff of transferred lo anoUier camp soon. ।, bune. h"n" decorated the --------dinner-- table ana We te°» O»kland- Cal., and wlllretum by IW* WmHastings met * era — - ----- — — Selkirkshire about IBM. be devoted Mrs. Lucene Leach of Manton waa1I Frank Dis brow of! Hartings favors 1.— ’ on *Main ‘ street clever individual ‘ PUn*Dec. 18 1 Whan hla agent. SUas Daane. wrote much lime to writing, gaining great Uie gueat of Mrs. Pauline Bliss from । few of his old friends week. IRe and Mrs. DU- en the gueaU. After dinner, inner, the I His mother had no Idea he was ta *° h,fn*•» ordered to use an Sunday Uli Tuesday. one day last weak. success with such poems as "The brow were nn thetr wav over tn 1 srtrls enloved a theater ns * ' *rty We thU country until he called her re- Invisible ink. which Jay could make Mr. and Mre. Chanes Parker ot . . . BXnn.er He U n?.W CO,]^£^Cln*..frOn2 centlv and aaid he would be home I visible temporarily, and tbea permit cently and Mid he would be home Middleville are coming Uib week to' the home of George Sprtngett. ' P*1™ furnished the entertainment a rerious operation at University of spend the balance of the winter Frank ? lived utLl his hla ?■ Lake.” Seeking grater fame. Scott early years In *&-, ttw imeUng of Uw PYlcndly Mkhlgan bnspUat turned bls attention lo historical With Mr. and Mrs Roman Feld- catur. He was a nephew of the late Nelghbon group nt ot aixtaan sixteen on on.. R Cook, Cook, one ot of the senior scrvaltana could be made on Hie . But these precautions are not W. R fast trains, he decided to come via j proof against ths prying ayes at novels, producing an amazing num­ pause h. 1 Mrs. Otto Wagner.—Decatur Repub- Th unday evening at lha home of editors of the Hastings Banner, has the United Air Unca. saving con-' acience. Historians and chemists, ber ot romantic tales. Including Mrs. E C Bdmonds and Mi-a “ ”“* Mr. and Mrs Wayne Merrick, u made a sensational recovery from a worktag together at the Henry E. "Guy Mannering.” "Ivanhoe." "Ken­ Grace Edmonds ware in Battle I r cooperative suppar preceding cards, surgical operwllonpertonned ten Sidefable time. Creek on Saturday on .business. I mL During hta more than two years I Huntington library in S*n Marino. ilworth." and "Quentin Durward-'* Winnie. Ur, Vanuw Wab. days ago by Dr. Frederick Collar, the Mr. anti Mre. CIlHprd Dolan went | ‘2™** In tha nary. Mr. Tinker has been Calif., have deciphered/four tetter* Meanwhile ba built a magnificent I 10 Cbl.wo niutHUr on . Inuln.u »“Si cm a boat that ha* been ta Astatic in Jay's collection./ The tetters estate. Abbotsford. In 1820 he war' ££ t t nd ! ,Urned ou “ ' 1 b * nf “ Important. ventures and both parties knsw all <HI. I. >r. trip. H. 'Ll . L I bu‘ the_nteUxxJrthey "Pt very important. £?1JJ devised may 1 tlie cold, hard facta in advance. No Mrs. Alex Nell and Mrs. Garrell Mbs Mary Kauffman spent the Isham were in Detroit over the Mrs. Lyle Shedd was hostess to Barry county man Is belter known or Ia‘«' tmeover important historical partner tn a publishing firm and I . weekend visiting Mr. Neil and Mr. weekend in Dowagiac. her bridge club of eight on Thurs­ more highly esteemed. Back In the On their triq to the United States, Robert Field was in Coldwater on day afternoon After dessert, con­ SS'EL?5S*SJ!SS’*,'^‘i -w — Isham. Mrs. Neil remained for the cut in pieces and distributed toThe tract was enjoyed with Mrs Fred a genuine all-out rivalry between crew mrmoere aooara ano were I ’T’,d< °“‘ bZ <nlar«in< • pbolOStaUc daring himself bankrupt he devoted i Prentice and Mrs. Gamer Hampton Charlotte apd Hastings, with the h^ewsM ^nd Mr. apd Mre. L, B Barnett were LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE I?'ta . xu7pl' !co"m Bni “‘"^P'caUy dtattethe remaining years of........... life to newspapers of the respective towns the winners. in Greenville Ttieaday on bualnen. members OF CHOIR l”""m “’•J"?” ? paying off his debts ' intense giving the bitterness plenty of play. .»!» MU, . rrrw ot TO mm. .nd Mrs Nellie Cross left yesterday; Ruth Bronson. Imogene Cooley ...ipalred bls ' for Uke Worth. Fta . where she wiU Aldfn Bur^ .nd Ma^ne Hsl-' The old Republican -twitted'' the Mr. Tinker reports having seen! ’**«?’■1 writing and th* heavy action in the .southwest Pacific as ! *'ri>ke$ superimposed. bealth and be suffered a paralysis Barry county seal paper when the spend the *!*>**«■■ , vtnd, from Hlutings and Vivian ta 1830. His death occurred Septeminvisible writing was made A first order came through cutting well as in northern water*. He has I , .3% C / ruV>Uora *c'“ “» TO- Brooks of Cloverdale are members of Is Ulis Thursday afternoon. ber 1. 1832. at Abbotsford. irradiation with ultracarry-ln luncheon and visiting will Hastings off as a stop for the crack had many thrilling aa well as taIfdo Monday for a week s atay with I lhe ch01r whlch ln nnd- *n <»« **>• M. o. passenger. the "Wolverine". terestlng experiences but. of course,, v,°1’1 Mr. and Mre. Roy Finstrom and eighth annual Southwestern Mlchl- provide the entertainment. ta not allowed to tell about them ! o( **kht from the other end of We had supposed thal the Inter ­ daughlcr gan Meaalah FbaUval, which will be Thirty members of the Surgery locker here would forever preclude When he returns to Oakland he j ,be »P«lrum. the rod and infra-rod. Mre. Wesley Cordes and children ' presented Friday evening Decemhopes to soon take flight training Chemical analysia succeeded In spent Friday evening and Saturday,!-- ..T! . Guild of Pennock hospital were smallest of monkeys, weighs lass visiting Mr Cordes who la being! Western Michigan College, under present at the Christmas party held an automatic Interlocking system as he has already paased all his pre- discovering the composition of tiw Lhae a pound. (nk even though th* tetters war* transferred from the Naval Armory, the direction of Harper C. Maybee, tn the social parlors of the United permits G. T. trains to race through flight examinations^ Detroit to attend another Navy head of the music department of the Brethren church on Thursday of Charlotte with no more considera­ armna-mwiwr.»«n years ago. ucane wrote tion than ths required blasts for »>T< Hll_CUVKUb wll, j School on the eastern coast. No served a delicious luncheon and crossings. Hastings has loot one address is known at present Sunday afternoon al three o'clock, out the writing by sponging with a Tills choir, which will Include Lea trice Dunning from Delton is members of the various choral or­ later the time was spent with ex­ railroad (the C. K. & S ) completely the marriage of Mias Grace Conklin, solution cf copperas, or ferrous sul- I n member of the Western Michigan ganizations of the college, will be changing gifts, visiting and ringing but both towns get Identical M. C daughter of Mr, and Mre. George phate. Mrs. Warren Moore la service.) This now hourly Improving Conklin of Dowling, and Kenneth I College Chotrj which will present augmented by choir singers from the carol*. Cook gent retorted by saying in hit Guild chairman. “The Messiah'* Friday evening. Dec. Kalamazoo churchea. and singers newspaper that a state law required Ritchie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1 11 at the men'a gymnasium. W M. from choirs and other choral organ­ On Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. that all train* stop whenever the Ritchie of Hastings, was solemnized ; Two Philadelphia policeman’were 'i C E .--Kalamazoo. St the home of Mr. and Mrs Roger izations In several southwestern W. A. Schader entertained-the Ultra .crew saw a "dead object", which ----------- wu. «$,. inc «cv Henry • 1M°£ Impound Mr.(and Mrs. J. L. Valentine vis­ towns, and will be assisted by four club of twenty members at the regu-« ‘law had been Invoked by Charlotte Dnvta of thia city, the Rev. Henry I ited Mr. and Mrs Fred Durkee and artist solostats from New York city, lar Christmas party. After the eo-J-to maintain its passenger service. Campbell of Assyria reading the; hanunarbead shark In the gutter al . little Susan Valentine of Carlton and by Western Michigan College operaUve dinner, bridge was played. - all of which added to lhe rivalry service.------------------------------------------------ » dry street comer before dawn. The bride was attired in a powder ‘ FoUcaman William Kline called for Center Sunday. • • • {and the box office receipts, badly Orchestra. George E. Ames, direc­ E*vt. Russell Townsend is home tor. The “500" club was entertained needed to continue Uic quality of blue drew with which she wore a , “ tow w«««». but on second thought a garbage wagon. for a nine day furlough from Camp , , , Saturday evening by Mr. and Mre. j dub* both towns were supporting. corsage of red roses Her sister. Miss ' summoned Bowie. Texas, and is .spending It | AMERICAN LEGION Lew Warner, with twelve present Much of the banter was deliberate Louise Conklin, was her attendant. | which hauled away the dead fish. Potheory: •------*The rv- fisherman --------- who with his parents. Mr. and Mre. Gary GAME SUFFER Winners were Mrs. Dan Ashalter i propaganda but It gave fans In both and her dress was also blue with a liee “ 1 ownsend. 1 on Tuesday evening lhe American and J. W. Hewitt, high, ond Mrs. towns several seasons of top notch corsage of white rose*. Raymond hooked the shark had attempted to Mr. nnd Mre. Rex Kenyon of Lan-1 Legton had their regular meeting, Clarence Cappon and Lew Warner, j baseball. Since thia grade of base­ Black, the groom's uncle, was best ----- -------- -M I_ ball more or less a small man. sing spent the weekend with'hla a game dinner being served, fifty ---------• . as a joke. Mre. Ritchie 1* a graduate of Has­ mother. Mre. Ernest Kenyon. I members and guesta present. The the evening. town memory Mr. Cook look- up Mrs. Carrie Ward of Battle Creek.1 dinner was prepared by Angegolftag for hta sporting pleasure and tings High school and Mr. Ritchie Complimenting the Eastern Star won tlie Hastings club champion­ graduated at Bellevue. They arc liv­ who is still quite feeble from her lo Spirts. Sterling Rogen and Edwin George Hamman, retired banker lung lltaeM and has been a two Sayles. Ten soldiers from the Air officers, who served during her ship ao long that it became a stand­ ing on a farm near Dowling. and philanthropist, has opened his weeks gueat of her daughter, Mrs. Corpa. Kellogg Field, Battle Creek. term of office. Mre. Pauline Bites, ard paragraph in the annual report. 1.650 acres of truck garden land to Florence Staiger, her. returned lo and R. H. Loppenthien were the retiring Worthy Matron, entertained Charlotte and Eaton county ball ROSENBAUM—HUM MEL i nt dinner on Monday evening at Mr. and Mre. Fay Hummel wish to any person wishing to raise vege­ her home again. special guesta. Mr and Mrs William Fox of KaiThe welcome speech was given by her home. 705 W. Clinton Bt. places Ings and beat wishes to a gentle­ announce the marriage ot their tables fur his family during the war. D daughter. Retah Marie to Herman J. ________ __whose ~.. amazoo spent tire weekend with Commander Harry Larsen and the being laid for twenty-one. Color­ ___ man_________ and a sportsman, long their parents. group singtag was led by R. H ful Christmas decorations were at­ life and recovery reflects the perm- I Rosenbaum. Jr., son of Mrs C. M. tractively arranged in the various ansnt values that go with wholesome I Bridges of Battle Creek and Herman Mn>. Wm Crawford spent the Loppenthien. rooms. In appreciation of the thinking and clean living and a re- J. ’ Rosenbaum ‘ of Washington. ~ D. ~ C.1' weekend with her husband ut Bat- ; ---------- !------ *-•-*---------------work of her associates. Mrs. Bites apect* for tlie rules ot the game.” Tlie single ring ceremony was per- I tie Creek • EASTERN STAR NOTES Mrs. L. H. Evarts and Miss Agned On Saturday evening Hartings 1 presented each one with a personal formed by Rev. stone at the Metho-1 n<w. ' I dirt parsonage. Wednesday. Nov. 35.1 Mornln« Sim were In Grand Rapids Friday. Chapter No 7. O. E. S served a gift. VteUlng waa enjoyed during COMMITTEE FORMED TO The bride and groom were accom-1 Christina*-what a wonderful | selling colon. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith of Qulm- drop suey supper ta about 200 peo- th* evening. Mrs. Lucene Leach of RECRUIT STUDENT NURSES panted by Miss Jean Loppenthien 1 *ort Illlcd w,th nwntoric* and ex- j by were Sunday guests of Mr. and , P>c The profit on this supper was Manton was an out of town guest A meeting of the committee form­ Mrs. La Floy Greenfield | 855 which will be turned over to the. ed to recruit student nurses held and Gerald Barton. Jr., of Battle pecUUons. Let ua make fesUve this Mrs Russell Zerbel entertained Creek. I > tar wllh Flowers. Blooming plants I M4NS Olive Clark of Wayland was China Relief Fund. This idea Ls ite first meeting Wednesday. Dec. --------- ------ ■»«> ,-----------------| and Christmas greens from lhe Wil- 11 the weekend guests of Mr*. Forrest, bring carried out all over the State her club for dessert and cards Wed ­ ------- ----------------eox Greenhouse. lone • I of Michigan toy Eastern Star Chap- nesday afternoon, Dec. 2. at her Tlie committee Li composed of Mre. home on S. Hanover. Winners at Warm and practical. We have. beautiful Chrysanthe-1 Miss Bettv Lane spent the week- iters. , Hodges. chalrmaiM Mlw Marie Rowe, pednr were Mrs. Elite JCeiley, Mrs. Mr. nni! Mrs E. J. Morgan wish lo ! mum. large and small, in a variety 1 end in Allegan. <■' „ . ** * . dean of girls at Hastings High a,, omm. »»r., Uu.1 J3”' >■ m. Wiy .■"••Um Royal Hayes and Mre. Tom Myer* school; Mias Alice Hazclshaw of the announce the approaching marriage . of colors, also Roses and Carnations. •rH. .Ilh Mr. M." Mr. Brrt Hun-I”" ]?»“!■>'■ O“™“' » U» »"t Door prize went to Mrs- Glenn Kah­ Barry Oo Health Unit, and Mrs Of their daughter. Virginia Ann lo I Corsages for the Coat and Coreages । ler. Mrs. Kelley all! entertain the <" (I,..! H.^bU »» Clinton John Brill, son of Mr. and 1 for dinner and evening parties. ; W. M. Stebbins. »----Jrhn -H who M. brrn ________________________ !™» ,A,“ "I* "> “— •*"« lh*club al a Christmas party at her • I Gardenias, Violets. Mrs. Finch । The armed force« are calling for Mrs. Albert Brill. lhe .HUM IM braihrr .nd r.mllr ... I burtncM transactions lh - usual | home on 8. Jefferson, Wednesday —•----------- -----------------------Roses and Orchid*. a constantly increasing number of ' — Dec. "* 18. Voice Heard' 18 Miles in plants there are the Clirtatma* ‘ the Presbyter mb mnnse returned II Christmas party will be held, each evening. nurses monthly and since these A beautiful gift Monday to the Veterans Facility at .• member bringing a 10 cent gift A town crier from Essex boasts Begonias. Cyclamen. African VioTlie 87lh birthday of Mrs. Ida nurses must come from the nurs­ $6.50. $7.50, $6.50 Let's all turn out and start the Fort Custer. Palmatler was celebrated Dec. 2nd ing personnel already prepared and that his mighty voice can be heard a Ie01- Cherries. Poinsettia*. Norfolk . Mr. and Mre. J. B. Gonyou left new year right. by the following neighbors calling qualified, it means that civilian hos­ distance of seven miles. This is i Wand P*”6 ,Weal f°r centerpieces) for Chicago Sunday on a business Flannels and Gabar­ Don't forget lo pay your due*. in the evening and surprising her: pitals and other health agencies arc not a record. A man's vole* has and PlanU •«> attractive pottery, Dip. been heard al a distance of 18 miles 1 Si**1*1 centerpieces of evergreen, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Hathaway. Mr. going to be greatly understaffed un­ dines — $6.50 — Mrs. D. D. Walton of Hastings, a OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS candles, cones, etc. and Mrs. T. Beck. Mr. and Mrs. less student nurses enroll rapidly without artificial aid. dMighler of tlie one lime widely HONORED BY SOCIAL $7.50. $8.50, $9.50 to prepare themselves to fill these Thlz occurred in a branch canyon ' Harley Fox. Mrs. Celia Kesler. Mrs. known George Potters of Mulliken. GATHERINGS Willard Hunt. Mn. Louis Shafer, vacancies. running into the huge'rtfI through I Mtaa Elizabeth Hathaway and Mrs. Jessie McCtury, Portia and The nation needs 55.000 student which flows the Colorado river, and I HOWERS BY WIRE day-i ago the son and a half doz­ Mias Iliff Newcomer of Kalamazoo nurses in 1M2-1M3 and Michigan's en other boys ready for their final were honor guests at a. tea Saturday. turc being a musical birthday cake quota is 3$ percent of the total or the sound of a man shouting hte । cross the country friend's name "Bob!" was heard by | teste were flown to Chicago for their ] December 5. given by the Miaaes 1725 student nurses. Thus it can which played. "Happy Birthday to DC seen that tnai girls gins have nave an an unusual unusual {^"thaMietwalm°*1 cq''al , eight consecutive landings on trans­ Mary Campbell and Genevieve Kern You" made by Chester Bang hart be seen IN A FLASH opportunity for service and a good ’0.lha, b«,w‘*n London and SL Alports. All must be perfect. Ute final A surprise feature of the afternoon “ Mr. and Mm. Don Bicgcl enter­ profession If they will plan to at-i। bans. The perfect Christmas gift | Sound carrtas much farther in cold ' was the exhibit of oil paintings done tained with a game dinner al their tend a nursing school that arrives. by Miss Campbell the last two sum­ home Saturday evening with eleven The committee members discussed1 air than warm. Lieutenant Foster. 1 mers at the art colony at Leland guests present. , member of an Arctic expedition, has I various ways to get In touch with But which is Affiliated with Michigan prospects and any young woman,, put it,on record that ha talked with , A family gathering was held SunPHASE ORDER NOW State College. who ta Interested, ta urged to con­ another man across lhe harbor of ' Christmas candies decorated the tact any member of tho commit­ Port Bowen, a distance of a mite I । tea table where Mlu Esther Doty Loren Myera of Leach lake honor­ tee who will furnish further ln-i। and a quarter. ing T/5 TH Lloyd Jarman of Camp formation. poured. At present scientists are trying to MIm Helen Wade and Mtaa Eliza- Cooke. Calif., son of Fred Jarman I discover the best means of warning I ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT I belh Finch held an Informal atDHIVtIY GUAIANTHD | )x>me after the senior play Friday furlough. Those present were: Pred Mr. and Mrs. Vem Blanck of lhe public of gas attack from the ! only oo orders placed early. evening honoi tag Mtaa Kern’s guests. Jarman. Mr. and Mm Roy Jarman Route 3, Nashville, announce the air. Various forms of gongs and . engagement of their daughter. Wil­ hooters are being tried. A longJarman and family, Mr. and Mrs ma to Robert G. Saunders, son of Hemlock roping for outdoors and I Worth Their Weight For each dozen eggs produced, a Clarence Helmer and family ot Has­ Mr. and Mre. Glendon Jones of 1105 son at a distance of five miles, but in. Holly wreathes, and evergreen I tings. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bird South Hanover. Hasting*. No date another person did not hear it at clusters with cones and bells for the and daughter of Irving. has been set for the wedding. aU from «wily three hundred yards! door. pounds of feed. Prepared bouquets and wreathes | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shute enter­ PERSONALS Kenneth Lee Tinker. eiectrictan'a Republican-Tribune Mary had a little carNo higfxr than a jaiaate । Experimenti at the University of see tn the dark better than we cas­ b,lndna” resulting from a vitamin A deUciency. Foods extra rich in rslished by cats. Green things high in vitamin A are escarole. dande- an eyes and dodge glasses. BAIRDS We have the largest stock of Christ* mas Merchandise we have ever shown. FLOWER NEWS ROBES COTTON BLANKETS $500 4 $795 SILKS ROOMS Something to keep . him in nights. Out­ ings. Broadcloths & Silks. Prices to fit every purse. $175 to $500 HOTEL HASTINGS tained tlie Night Hawk Club Satur­ day evening with a 7 o'clock dinner. The evening was spent In playing podro. prizes going to Mr. and Mrs. Oay Norton and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Palmer. Mr. and Mre. Carl Weyerman were guests and have joined the club. Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Preston's Saturday. Dec. 11. Exchange of » cent gifts. BE LOVELY Make appointments early. Phone now! Shampoo A EE« Finger Wave □□ Mrs Guy C. Keller entertained the Anclwr Class after school Tuc$- JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Replace* Dried Milk Dried whey may be used success­ fully to replace dried milk as a source ot riboflavin ta poultry ra­ tions during the present dried milk shortage, according to Dr. T. H. Jukas of the poultry husbandry dlvision of the University of California college of agriculture. Dried whey. Bakery Special FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APRICOT LAYER CAKE.............. 40c A good supply of fruit cokes, plum pud­ dings ond holiday pastry. Place your order early. IIANGHART BAKERY 112 S. Jiffsrsoa ft than dried milk but its riboflavin content Is almost ths same. Ribo­ flavin, also called vitamin B-2, plays a vital role in poultry nutrition. Dr. Jukes points out that It may also be tha market whleh are the residues of fermentation processes. Their riboflavin content varies, he adds, insnufactarar. Ollier good sources of riboflavin, he eayz, art green leaves, atthar frenh or dried. Alfalfa meal and young tender greens are among those most -widely used. Pkoae 2428 Arizona was lha last state milled to the Union. Contrary to popular opinion red or Please— place jour orders early— white lights—not blue—offer the best especially if you are sending How-1 ' protection against bumps and miles and miles of sand and dunes. bombs during blackouts. This fact the 23rd or we cannot promise de­ । It is more like the rugged Arizona-* was revealed by a ecienUflo- testing New Mexico variety with gravel. livery. We are aiming to take care at organisation ta Chicago. your telephone orders in the way 12217B Under blackout condUfen,. l.-.dooo feet \l,h. deep pella,» ,<5i«d b. ,22 J™.272/1 J**? 1". us to. Call 2530 or out. the eye focuses poorly noorlv on Otl I whi.tiik77wr.Lir U-hlctllnff fr.wnr.lial •*■!„■ 1 corac COPIC 01 ovcr Ct and ntE make >our election, orr out, whistling winds and torrential rains. . Goodbye blue light, much better on white or Air power there will be more de- | WILCOX GREENHOUSE red. tests show. People's slower cislve than any other one factor. ; A(jv adaptation to blue causes more acci­ dents on the ground and counter­ wise, aviators having had a longer period for dark adaptation, can de­ tect blue more easily than white or red. Several limes the ordinary in­ tensity of red light may ba used, it KEEP THEIR FEET WARM While no official announcements have been made for blackout light­ ing it Is thought white light of very Yow brightness perhaps screened by a neutralizing color will be used foe street lighting. This would seem advisable since to aviators rad lights might indicate vulnerable objectives. Thera is no JustlflcsUon it Is held for replacing with blue the red and white lights cow used on cars. Peace lime Armies Standing armies of some of th* 1 nations during peace Uma include Japan with 235,000; Italy. 810.000; Groat Britain. 445.000; Turkey. 250.­ 060; and lhe United Statsi. 133.000. Significance of Craaa The crane is considered sacrad ta Japan, It being regarded as a sym- SNOW BOOTS Children's* Sixes 75c, $1, $1.50 SOCKS A beautiful array of colors. Woofs. Lisles. Rayons. Silks 29cto$ioo Check this list for your gifts. LUGCAGE SPORTSWEAR. HATS. SHOiS. CLOVES. LEATHER GOODS, |EWELRY. UNDER­ WEAR. SLIPPERS. HANDKERCHIEFS If it's for min«f boys they have it at. Close out price Keep 'em healthy with UY ON DS dry, warm feet in stur­ dy gnaw boots snug fleece cuff! with Al RD’S �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THVMS DAY, DECEMBER, II. 1M2 EIGHT The Hastings Banner CLASSIFIED WANT ADS MOHTT SSVKSTH YBAB CLASSIFIED RATES Sheldon Agency PIIODUCE. niUlTH Surety Bonds 1183 Hastings ■ AUTO REPAIUXO AMD MJ*C. CITY. COUNTRY Ajft> RESORT Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR FOR SALE—20 EMPLOYMENT—HELP WANTED FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT YOVNO WOMEN—We n.»d wviwrn tor In* ot work, ’nils tf ____________ whrk i« intrresrftis «>i4 )«“ <*>< I. ,i.| wklU iMTnini «mr EmpU.m.at b. p.rtmrai will cU4l/. etpUln Call UI.ME.O B»H T-brkunr ('«.. phone (or appointment. >2 TfEl.p-WAXTKIS—tllrl or HENRY FLANNERY lb." Il’w^H.nn^ ' U IO NASHVILLE AUCTION SALES DR. L. J. CASTON UASTEIr— ni'i-rb fctrew* man. of doiuc rboir. ond milking. K. L. Il. L—a R. Ila-bn*., Mile treat. K mil- n-rih -t Carllon (Valor. 12 to WAS'TEIS—Ilouaekrvprr for 3 i»»o >w uptodalr farm home. Frank Knrtr. l-LWr 13* P5 . . HEXT—T lleadle ». Wool* OPTOMETRIST I WANTED EMPLOTMEXT Panroist [Bldg. Hartings FIRST CI.AHS CARPENTER ran now •In that Job of bulUlitg. YtprtrlM or Above Miller Ice Croesi Blots palatine. Very reasonable. Phone Phone 2783 T»1P3-3._ ._ ______________ »3 »» WANTED—I'rar ll. nl narrlns, I'bone 7.VIFII. 12-10 FARM EQUIPMENT, ETC. - ut Allie a ! = So 'L stalled for all makes of ■ranrnt. Jud*r U Coal, Ges and Oil Fired USED CABS AMD TRUCKS AND PARTS ' U T**.- Marshall Furnaces L E 6 A L S ORDER FOB PUBLICATION ECON-O-COAL STOKERS MeCormlrk trurwrr. Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. Stato Phone 2131 CLOTHING ;HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR HALT.—Lad) l.roart-1-lh with fur trim. Hire al,out .14. Map •»»" at no X. Wasktegten. Phone 2tort.- • FOR half: -W..K winter enal aim 1 — (Old ronditlon. KOS )!. Green. U bi POIC RAl.K—Girl * —w—1 elan 1J In fan Iw >ern al rQO S' lianoter. Phone 2473. 12 10 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUSw A.t l r.ir—t niinr Phone 3519 National Bank Bldg JERRY ANDRUS AUCTIONEER List you Audio* Sale* with LIVESTOCK DEWEY REED Estimates cheerfully given. Dates all kinds. Masaiinra Ifa.tlnoa llarca Klurr. It ORDER TOR PUBLICATION 'WANTED—Good uard aludrn roorh. eaaonaljr. Plra-e <>.r d—rriitu'n an,J prior in flr.l letter. □. Xa-h Mr.. Orvai Gai In-r. rille. 12 10 WASTED—Rubhr rape Inr .mall Reek nurafne l-nnb« and l.r.nla warmer. 12-10 Cal! 3142. WANTED—Walno fmiala buffet all.. , .. n>1 n ■ ,<1 Im room auitr Phuiio I.' 10 turn. WASTED—Orttid toilrt PLotw.74«F* . ■= ■« TOO LATE TO Hastings, Mich. HRIRTMAA CLASSIFY TREES—Why JAKE DEPRIESTER EDER FOIL PUBLICATION 11I.1.IK Pl'PI'IF.S nut PuR KALE—Partbrod holatrm calf. 3 C. “BILL” SHERWOOD FOR HALE FOR INSURANCE Chewing Strengthens Bite Experiments where people have chewed on a cud of paraffin wax. such a* Is used to cover homemade Jellies, for only one hour a day. showed that alter a month lhe strength of their bite had increased by 87 per cent This indicates that modern man still has a good potential in his jaw and that lots of really tough chewing will Improve the conditions. Chewing gum also helps. The men of the Stone age, who had Jaws that were not overshot, and who wno had naa good gooa sound sauna teeth, seem. spent eyem about 18 hours a day in chewing the uncooked meats, bark, and herbs on which they lived. Ancient, Weird Forma | ■ | ‘ ■ , i ' I ' | Dr. Olin Kirkland of Montgomery, Ala., a specialist in periodontia, re­ cently claimed that one of the most feared of dental diseases, pyorrhea, can be cured without the patient lasing his molars, incisors and bi­ cuspids. 'Prescribed treatment in casea of pyorrhea, he said, calls fcr minor surgical operations in which infected sections of the gum ate cut away. Dr. Kirkland said the gpm has Uie power of regrowth and that it soon replaces lhe parts removed tn order to prevent spread of the disease. He emphasized that the mouth Is a source of Infection but that the diseases present can be neta in check cnecc through inrougn proper and ana held systematic treatment or prophylaxis. | Hotel Hastings WHEN YOU CURE MEAT CASH FUR HALF For your old Scrap Iron. Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ Stort the minum, Brass, Copper & Puglia, Southeast Italy, Exports Wine, Tobacco i FOR HAI.1 FOR- HALE—4 GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Hasting* LOST—FOUND— STRAYED LOUT—Ha j 666 TABLETS, SALVE.“NOSE DROPS CURT Animal Life Survives in A woman's whimsy played a vital Madagascar, the French island role in the development of Britain's off southeast Africa, has been called famous Spitfire tighter* which turned a museum of ancient forms ot ani­ back the Luftwaffe bills during th* mal life. They have been saved dirk days of the summer ot 1940. __________ _ from extinction because there ___ was "In 1931," write* William Winter in i no competition with stronger ere*an Issue of an authoritative aviation lures. - once a part- ofApparently magazine. "Lady Lucy Houston un­ Africa, Uie island waa severed from wittingly preserved for Britain the the continent before larger mam­ pilceles* Spitfire lineage. mals developed. It has no lions or - "Lady Houston put up nearly a half millfort dollars to finance the 1931 British Schneider trophy team, But monkeylike are the lemurs, the air council having lust interest at which Madagascar has most of inTurther competition on Englund's the known species. Night-prowling lemurs live in tree tops, utter plain­ won the famed trophy outright for tive walls. Some, if eaptured. make EBgtXflK gentle, amusing pet* A few are as "Before that. Lady Houston had large-ai a fox. some as small aj a financed the flight over Mount Ever- -•mouse. ' “Certain lemurolds—akin to the •pendent, with wlibm-Jbe writer lemurs—have legs Joined by a para­ talked recently, pictured Lady Hous­ chutelike membrane, enabling them ton a* a strong-willed, purposeful to 'fly' from tree to tree. Another woman who wa* determined to do ji lemur relative Is the weird, catlike. worihwhU., w,U. har mH- ■ aye-aye. With R ,w,„m teeth, „ powerful it !“T < » IM. Mor, U.W.U l» th. laaUrw 1.1. M ! ,„„„ „ub, J.,.., In U. Ln.L.h th.nn. U• □< a. tax ... dispute In Fn.l.nd • cause ot England. Still she financed the winning Schneider team and. according to hearsay, the original Vickers Well­ cars protrude, to catch Uie faintington bomber. "Thanks to Lad) Houston, who "Madagascar is Uie home of the seems to have had more aviation chameleon, lightning color-change. foresight than either lhe British or arUat of the forest and cf the fourAmerican governments in those foot fruit bat." days, R. J. Mitchell (designer of the Spitfire) was able to continue his experiments and Anally to produce Weed* Outlawed in Two one ot the greatest fighting ships of Great Metropolitan Cities the present war." Weeds which .sprend hay fever and otherwise menace health are Now Missouri Savants outlawed as public nuisances in New anti Chicago by two stringent Say It Isn’t Mud! York ordinances passed for these cities TTiere is an old saying Missouri recently, the American Municipal mud can be used for almost any­ association reported. thing. But the mud used today in i Th* New York measure empowindustry as a* an aid to feminine erg boBn| of heaUh to namc beauty greasing Ute axle* of wag- I . durln< whlch owe„ ns. putting a sparkle to fine glass lessees or occupant* of property and a variety of other thing,, isn't muit destroy all ragweed on their mud nnd doesn t come from Mis- i premises; if they do not comply, sourl. according to Dr. Glenn G. j the sanitation department Is to re­ Bartie, acting.dean and chairman of । move the weed* and men the the geology department at the Uni- 1 property owner for the costs. versily of Kansas City. .... .......... An ___................. educational campaign will acDr. Bartie was commenting on a j company first enforcement of the recent report of four researchers at law this summer with the objective the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- j of securing co-operation of nearby oology who aroAInalyzing Missouri ’loArns in an anti-ragweed program. mud and explaining why its uses | The Chicago ordinance is directed I toward eradication of all noxious "The substance properly known as wecds and orders them to be pulled Missouri mud which is valuable in i oul nnd destroyed—not merely cut industry." Dr. Bartle said, "is clay downOwners, lessees, tenants, containing Bentonite. It Is found In occupants or persons in control of great deposits in lhe Fort Benton j *the ‘~ “ J “ *•“ ,u J grow ground where the weeds shales of Uie upper Missouri valley are responsible for deitroylng them. Tlie weeds must be eradicated at in Montana. The mud in this part of the country has no commercial value, since it contain* Bentonite in July 1 and 15 and once between August 1 and 15. only insignificant quantities." Persons falling with the Dr. Bartle explained that the Ben. ... - to„ comply . lon.l. which I.M. p,.HI„ M I 5“.!” <""> “ “ nary mud wa* the .product of rule*- j noc*. After thd substance has laid 1 lowed to stand. These lines will be In Uie open and "weathered." it con- . put aside for a special wned eradi­ lists ot layers of crystallites which cation program. arc themselves layers of silicon and aluminum atom* bound together with oxygen bridges. Shipping Livestock Every Saturday Company Hastings stock­ yards. phone 258*. or call 717—F3 through Woman’s Whimsy Helped Develop Famous Spitfire SOLOMON MISCELLANEOUS AUCTIONEER Experience and Training FSE HALE—Hot ry line Fhane 72 Middleville GRANGES ,,S The region of Puglia, covering an area of 7.442 square mile^i^toe most easterly section O'1 the map It appears asThe heel of the Italian boot, a slim peninsula thrust between the Adriatic. and Ionian seas Albania at its nearest point to Italy is only 47 miles across the strait. Puglia has more than 2.500,000 inhabitants, who produce much of Italy's agricultural exports, includ­ ing wine, tobacco and olive oil. Olive trees grow especially well in the lime-rich soil of the dry area, which normally receive for each person an day fropi an aqueduct, land of the region. It is estimated, is occupied by olive groves. Almonds and figs also are produced. One unusyal aspect of life In this part of Italy*!* found in th; beehiveKnown as trulU. these houses arc made of limestone, which abounds tn the region, dotting the brown soli with white outcroppings. All over rural areas of the heel lhe- trulli raise their high dome-like h-nds. Truss Fitting f XPERIENCED FITTER Letter Brought Results A letter from George Washington deploring the lack of naval strength was read in the Continental congresa on November J, 1775. and next was appropriated for a LY BARKER'S Hastier* Phoas nil KEEP EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! Tinting 'Unmentionables' 1 To tint faded undies, put a few drops of mercurochrome in hot wa| ter. When properly cooled, dip In washed undies (they should be Wet). ■ This will tint them a delicate pink. For a stronger pink use more metI curoehrome. MOTHERS! Doctor* are going Cure HERE Peckham s Remedy child's No Bone Tain* Richer Flavor cough — cold PECKHAM'S Meat Curing Product* Corveth & Stebbins THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Courtesy .and Friendly Service Shown to All Prompt Delivery Service ( LIBERTY LIMERICKS Getting What Wa* Lott Since people must eat. agriculture Is the basis ot all mankind's strug­ gler- J. Clyde Marquis of the office of foreign agricultural relations, U. S. department of agriculture, told the conference on wartime problems of Pennsylvania agriculture. Deploring lhe fact that agriculture dared that It must be represented at lhe next peace conference to plan for the post-war period. partment of agricultural econom­ ics at Cornell university, waited against lhe idea that parity prices give farmers equality with other groups. "While fa^m prices hove risen during the past year, farmers really have regained only *hat they last in the depression." he said. ply of skilled labor la the No. 1 prob­ lem of northeastern agriculture, he added. Armed forces and war In­ dustries are rapidly depicting man power in rural areas. Dr. O. B. Jesness, chief of the division of agricultural economics at the University ot Minnesota, told the group that, in order to’ prevent In­ flation. taxes will have to reach Into the jx-ckets of the rank and flic of ."Taxes on high Incomes will help pay for the war but will not check inflation." he said. "Even people on fixed Incomes have excess spend­ ing power now because of inability to buy things they formerly con­ sumed. To control Inflation, taxes must be effective now and must come out of current Income.' Chinese name for mousetrap WE BUY DEAD ANIMALS cows HORSES sgoo CALL VALLEY A diilar. . dollar. . In dclock scbol.r. TELEPHONE HASTINGS 2697 Volley Chemical Co. NOTICE TO HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT I am back buying all of kind* for some of that good furs, hide* and deer skins. ARCHIE TO­ Lily White Flour BIAS, one block north of Na­ 30 lbs. flour for bushel of good wheat. tional Bank. complete stock Docs your cough, child have a or croupy cold Pep your chickens up with cough due to a cold? Give Quality "Peckham** Remedy" — It** pleasant, always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. and reliable. Sold by your druggilt. fueli effective "Once tried, HASTINGS, MICH. never without.*’ tf. YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE COWS-$6.00 HORS<$-$7.50 We Have a Collector Stationed at 912 Wait Green St. in Halting* To Give Immediate Service We Pay the Phone Charge*—Phone Halting* 2565 KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Wo Soil and Recommend MORTON’S Economist Say* Farmer* FRiDAY SPECIALS SATURDAY FLORIDA ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT CRANBERRIES ODESSA PEAS BISC-0 BIT CRACKERS dozen 80 size 35c 5 for 25c pound no. 2can 12c 9oz. package 12c BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE C. THOMAS STOK HASTINGS. MICHIGAN 19c �THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1942 kIGHTY-SEVINTH YEAR LEGION HEARS PEACE PROGRAM BARRY BYPATHS aS!!LSSaw. AMERICAN LEGION By JANE CAMERON Now. two are held each month but because of gas rationing, several deem it advisable to hold but one each month, os several other Units are doing. This seems to be a wise Since opr last report, made In JuKIC\A/C decision in view of existing con­ 'ly. on inheritance taxes levied in pJryy\ cffyKR , Distributed at the Rate of Bnrry counlX u,,d,'r lhe clUte law WWF ditions. S3 X" o« Census Seholor wta‘* U* "A fine convention and a stirring J1.64 j per Census Scholar |been B dded. making a total of *3,— — y ~~ ’ mersage by the national president. added, making a total of *3,Clouze |080.03, The estates against which County Treasurer George Clouse Uniting the women of America Mrs. Alfred J. Mathebat.” is the . a theu> taxes tavrs were were levied levied are are as ai folfnl- (Or Mrvicc to America is the big report given’ by Mrs Alma Larsen last week X. received from the state draft for *21253.76. being the second lows: goal of the American Ugfon Aux­ and Mrs Gladys Henry concern­ .Installment — ----------------- ------for ‘J943. The Auxiliary -------“hopes ing tlie Presidents' and Seefetaries' of Primary School mon- । Estate Mary A. Fuller.. .*36720. iltery *" Estate louu j. dubou.. .1517.41. to bring a greatly increased num­ conference al Lansing. They went ey. and the final one for this year. Estate Mary E. Lydy.... .. .0063. ber of the llgibie ---------women into IU Friday and returned Sunday. Each Tlie amount* paid to the school disprogram wax wprthwlUle. the I tricta of the county are as follows. 1 Estate Willard Moffitt.. ------ 5 00 own ranks at U1 lo Inspire others to jpcnkers^-sUeMing' war activities Estate Thomas Gorham ..155.67. ... serve In the various forms of naASSYRIA—Bell district. *174-96; and memberships. Eagle district, *54 67; Austin. (87.46; | Estate Celia A. Chamber Is in.25.68 Uonal defense activities open to wo­ .Membership figures for Michi ­ Assyria Center. (23328: Kills, *86.19; I Estate Prances A. Schantz..29.74. men gan, printed in the lost issue of Estate Jessie DOIenbeck.. jn me t^e nuuuaiy Auxiliary pivsiam program'there' — -— — ------ -------- .467.16. ----in wicie lhe National News, show that on Briggs. *12393; Checkered. (91.12; 1 — F.tata tzUtlre hm nnauzll . 7 every ____ ellg- qc T1*ioila 1X 4*. . something useful for . 3b Lincoln. *185.89. .Oct. 31. the the percentage percentage of of’the the Estate Ell D. Hall....—...19*48 JbJe Woman to do, nomatter what Kate's assigned quota for 1943 was BALTIMORE!—-Dowling, (258.79: her lnterMU and As ^ul le4T^ iwS quota ta 17^5 'Striker. *167 67; McOmber, *149.44; | Estate Curtis TGrrosbe . .20751. GIVI Of RkIMAKI MONtI ’ Tip lo the teen*....If you want to get in solid with teacher, take 'her a Defense stamp Instead of an apple. A-five-point peace program for ... which tlxe American people should Theme song for Hcrriingi Hitler now be educated while the war still ....DO I WORRY? Remember the refrain...."You’re doggone United State* Senator Warren R last Th* Gift wilh the Amtin of Vermont in on address at right I dol" National Commander Roane War­ Our Christmas gift lo the mall DOUBLE MEANING ing's dinner to the national execu­ Coty Gift Set* tive committee ot The American Le­ carrier and all the ixnUl employee* Is....Nary a Christmas card to a gion. civilian But Bro-ther. Wait until Yardley Gift Set* Senator Austin urged that Amer­ you get a load of lhe pile for the ican citizens begin now to give con­ armed forces. sideration to these points: , Elmo Gift Set* 1. To make peace only after vic­ Dear Santa Claus: Have you got Hendershott. (91.12; Weeks. *12028: aTwiftT? ’?ever b*fore' *he U Ulc 'and only 2905 paid-up members had Total £2? Since that that lime time of of *36? Do you know what priceless. Durfee. 28: Barney hub Mills,. *112airiee. *120 sizuoo: uhLT m Auxlllary at this time.There • »w.emay been'reported. been'reported. Since tory. leVICu in In be lire little tltllre she a H re can rtn ... . many . morP have - - up «. LP” InheriUnce taxes levied do re, as ur, an InHivIMlial individual ;coura< 2. To establish an organisation preclou*, wonderful thing they have 99.BARRY—Delton-Kellogg district. ,, dJrthmld but unlU?d *1th the, other».535 000 and the n«rt rrP°rt will Book'S Elmo Make Up Kit* juxt Invented? To keep all us cold” ot world peace A lift tf Ealtx’t Fiat 154153. .. Schoo‘ ™d. t!U n? .te women women of nc- lot of lhe the Auxiliary, Auxiliary, her her aclo< better. Are Arp Vou one one of of the lhe blooded, tceth-chottering birds *154183 $3.95 to $13.50 X. To disarm and render tlie orig­ warm and snug and comfy at night? ___ S4S ...... district', £ of iSd this comP’u»,ment* w „m . r . unpaid? * ol lnc CARLTON—-• Rogers. 61; C«ri- nmons the school rXt^l ‘l k, 8356 percent inal aggressor nations Impotent to It's a bed quilt with a hot foot. A ton Center. *12757; Barnum. >80.19; aU ** lLU<1 The Laurence J. Bauer Unit of , ------------------ --------------------Yaidley and Coty Kits provoke another world conflict. Corners 10 pn> Uacners «»*«««■ the Auxiliary U now actively en- ATTENDED ANNUAL blanket strung with fine copper Fish. *185 89; Welcome 4. To administer "stem and exact wire and equipped with thermostat *18954; Cheney. *43 74: Friend. *76 - i The federal government also levies rolling IU membership for 1913. STATE Y. M. C. A. CONFERENCE tprtutt th thuiht Justice toward them." . cdln< *>»«• mothers, slstera and daughwilliam Kelly, together with and other controls so you can set 54: Brown. *178.60: Coau Grove. «la3^laxes ol? aU “UUf 5xc’“1 Seaforth Set* for Men --- -- ----------*40.000 tn value. The federal ters American ,othtr H1.y tnenibers from of 5. To provide that peace .be fully your bed for bake or roast and come *211.41: Ragla. *72.90 ■“•tax ““• •• “ of members ot The “• •■«••••»«•" lotncr hi-clubs y members trom clubs of Tacrinn and and of nt deceased rtaeHasfrl veterans veterans Barry-Eaton r,___ ............. County, . ................... .. enforced. home from your post as plane spot­ CASTLETON—Nashville Village.: [,rata ale ta u 10 30 ner Pcr, rant c,enl nn on mrh estates. Legion attended. thc ter and thaw out, but quick. This Is *1046 11: Castleton Center. *72 90; Not 'nan>' esUtes in _Barry county of the World war are eligible to Annual State Y. M. C. A Older Yardley Sets for Men largF enough to pay federal membership, as well as women who Boy's ~ ‘ the most gorgeous thing that has Lake View. *83 03; Hosmer. *47-38; ---- --------------------s Conference in — Kalamazoo He said: $1.00 and up Morgan.' *91.12; ;»««”• themselves were enlisted in the from UH gunday. The trip “We Americans need to be pre­ been given to a North Temperate temperatei World war forces All are being WM made wllh the ”Y" Secretary. --------- ; rcignner. Fclghner. sm w; *87 48; Marlin. *105.70;' ‘ paring ourselve^ nows to collaborate (where do they get that -Invited to enroll In local Unit at । The conference program was up the slnce we---s--------‘a«ed ‘- *Wn„ « lhP Berryville. Shores. *87.48. ------ ------------UUH.'UIK- *94 77; < with our allies in setting scitls; up the Zonc this time.------------------------------------------- planned to bring before delegates pouw.r structure .tratun, which which shall .h.11 perper- •■* «« ■"a »“ “ : HASTINGS HZ—— ™ CITY district. *4403 postwar Have you paid your dues for 1943. outstanding problems of the. day. Prtu.uc.h.. .. h.h. W. n»d X I HASTINGS TOWNSHIP WNSHIF— —Fisher nsner : • thereby enlisting In this program ^nd Bill reported'some discussion to become educated In certain truths °n |j ” ■ Gregory. *72 *72.90. Following the publication in last m “laaftZr that iand PuW* presentations 1 district. *167.67; Gregory. 00; i ________ which have more power than armies. ‘ ' All this talk about dehydrated ar. *145.80; Has- 'j*oaka Banner Banner of of the Uie Item item about about - “ ■ 30;<“ .m meetings UlKICaiInterest-bm^L ... ... .hm* ---- ‘hsl n?de, the .US IllCt.UlIp "The lime for that education is foods is old stuff to us. We saw some Altoft, *222 34: Star. (145 80; Has- !j*o*k'a scrap collected be ^iSd^id deLj^nt fttKUw. Paul Harris. Jr. Ungs Center. *43.74: Pratt.^*8019; (,lhe the amount amount of of scrap collected by by the the before cessation of hostilities. We . on Admiral Byrd s ship at the Chi- Quimby, *105.70. ■ . :Mllo school, come, an Interesting m\%‘1 . •l*al«r In pqintWhitman Sampler * . 1 u> h.». > more MUwor„,* Fair in 1834. „ ‘‘ cago World It ... was , HOPE—Doud. *120 28: McCallum1 report from the Banfield school bJ the Sal Au^i u?vP fw lhp J°b ah«Ml for youth and ludc re .n .. “re.mred rwmbUd rem I .... „ populwuon v^ubp., ,„d „ ««’ 96: Cedar Creek. *180.19: Hinds, (which is surely challenging re eseni^ De^n 2 showingWIIB, delegates „ to 'other ---- ™u ,-----JP ..a------------. . •“ needed “•""••■a UCICKBKSt uwri what part .nd to cnrtreoc „ mucn mucb as „ anytning ,„ylhlw n A snwu >m>1i "• • th. future . conduct. nukes as Thursday Thursday evening, evening. Dec. 17, 17. preceded .thev .hfy conizi couM tn to vmttrt build in in rchaotic times, Whitman Fairhill of as governed Jf Gages flakM soaked waked out out would would Shultz *13122. Brush'schools of of naUons nations as governed by by moral moral ' „..nt O "• the county, t>y UCg supper at by a pot [luck at six-thirty.; slx-thlrty. i ---------------- ----------------------___ $1.10 and up principles, rev.,, even in the fnrmiilntlnn formulation makc |u a meal had so meRldun. ; **la•l,27'OT’ I Mrs. Hazel Douglass of Hastings Bring a ten cent gift for exchange SCARCITY OF LOCAL of tentative plans. We mum have ttuKc<i penguins on the Atrip and, JRyjNO“Wood'.A1?257:~1, ' u ,hc tpacllf,r at Banfteld and and a contribution of food for the 1 ITEMS THIS WEEK Whitman Fruits b ■ the world outlook, seeking know- gomcone had got funny and put a *8: 1 ‘here are only eleven pupils enrol- two Christmas baskets thc Aiutl.re—- 1 Personal Personal items items are are exceedingly Nuts $1.25 and up ledge of the interests, righu and Ue on one O f them and he Pteeport Village. *40459. 1^ However, every one is a "scrapUary has agreed to furnish. FolI few in this week's Hastli dt an FolI few in this week's Hastings Banner, ----- -- ------------------ , . IXJW MC Mil aspirations ^emn old man in I u,t>e Rriclc *102.06 [per.os the - following will lowing aspiration* of our comrade nations ||x)kr(1 Hke a ~ , -------. figures ---------~-s are —v the committees: rere..re....^re.. Pot Pot Isorry sorry tossy. to say. This Thiscondl condition Is par­ Alto other popular JOHNSTOWN — King. *3645’. show. bo far in the scrap drive that idek. Mrs Lydia Rogers. Mrs. Fanny | tlally due. no doubt, to the increased GIVE HE1 and of al) who desire freedom and ^enjng clothes, • Stevens, *102.06; n,reS aim io acquire liiuvpciiuviKi. , , , I Monroe, *236.92. priced boxea of Candy who alm to independence. has been going on in Barry county. Brink. Mrs Esther Fett and Mrs activities of the Christmas season EATON'S as well os our own aims. No element | Charlie McCarthy’s best crack for Bristol. *174 96: Banfield. *234.86; this little group has accounted for Hazel Parker; dining room. Mrs. I and tlie results of the gas ralionof lhe dictator should enter into 1M2 Edgar was telling the old Culver, *258.79: Bullis. *43.74. 9 tons 7)5 lbs. (18715 Iba.l of scrap Gertrude Craig. Mrs. Helen Schantz mg. If you Have items that you meta) ot various kinds and 783 Iba. and Mrs. Mildred Bums; gifts. ' know about, please call thc Banner our attitude. We must practice now story of Mlles Standish. Priscilla . Burroughs. *98 41. Chock full of fruits and Nuts — Delicious! ■ W the principles lot which we fight. antj jobn Alden and up comes the j MAPLE GROVE—Quailtrap. *134- of rubber. And—lhe report says— Mrs. Irene Johncock. This is to , office and give your Information, Whlle we are seeking to lay the fllp Charlie with. ‘"I came here to 86; Maple Grove Center. *69.25; they are still going after it! be a solicited supper so one of thc Call phone 24)4 or 2415 and your foundations of u new world the talk for Joe." 1 Mayo, *12028; Moore. *153.09. Dun­ Maybe Barry county's treasured members of lhe pot luck commit- kindness will be appreciated . of. others .... ....... imm nni to Nnrtnn m- Mr’ ’ . . .. ' ham. *193.18; Norton. tl't'l *123.93; Mcviews must v.. be consulted, . Hnlvnge pennant, now Dying from tee will call each of you before ---------------- ----------------------in Bos---------------I Kelvey. ----------*102.06; Branch. .*72.80; the flag pole at lhe court house next Thursday evening. All mem- i Every duty brings its peculiar de­ but our views must be'formulated . WRUL is the radio station ------------------and be concrete. They must be ton that short waves the TRUTH to , Beitth. *116 64. should ’ be taken to the Banfield bers are Invited to attend this ' light, every denial its appropriate I compensation, every thought its readopted to the end of Insuring peace Nazi-controlled Europe and of ■ ORANGEVILLE—Grangeville Vil- school. At least they have done a meeting. HASTINGS PHONE 2115 mac district. oistnct. *40459: ssvs.ao; Blake. uuir. (83.83. ><m oj. splendid piece of work and will have by nil the force that Is necessary course, listening to the broadcasts ' tagc One of the questions tor discus-. compense. every cross its crown: PRAIRIEVILLE — Milo district-. during u period of reconstruction ts strictly forbidden. The people of1 v_di.tHrt. a goodly number of Japs and Nazis slon will be the changing of Uie pay goes wilh performance as effect 1*12028; Prairieville Village district. 10 their credit. number of meetings to be held. I with cause.—Charles Mlldmuy. and development. Tlie imperative thc Netherlands showed their connecessity of self-discipline must templ Of tho Germans by hanging *300.47: South Pine lake. *29.16; this -• sign on“the town's statue—THIS North Pine loke. *142.15. ever Challenge us." -------- •--------RUTLAND — Algonquin Lake. .X«ian Leadership vnuraBu.,. Needed — IS THE ONLY MAN IN TOWN lesion Thc Vermont senator also advo- WHO DIDNT HEAR WRUL LAST *10915; Chidester. *153 09; Tanner. catcd lhe creation Of committees NIGHT. This was done after a *109 35: Oils. *8019: Edger. *6925; in thc legislative branches of thc special message of encouragement Goodwill. *7614; Yeckley. *6116. THORNAPPLE—Thornapple Kelvarious govemmenU to 'vteit each to the Hollanders, from WRUL. ie --------------history of our victory '• Is loeg district. *2.525 98 other’s parliamentary bodies in the when thc this radio should WOODLAND—Woodland- Town­ hope that progress could be made written. th» ~ station ---------ship school. *1.14018. toward lhe present or. current edu- ,have four stars. YANKEE SPRINGS—Gates. *87.cation of the United Nations regard• • • Ing these international objectives. Again Henry Ford is paving the 48: Yankee Springs district, *65.61; which must be attained if there is way for a new high In output from Ritchie. *1822. The disbursement this time is on •He added: “ training school bcalde the Willow the basis of *3.644 per census child . .... - ___ n.... Knw-K*. (jrlnrv Iv nt tire*- as reported in the school census "wnuc we arc auu uv -------- - 4dight to form a more perfect union ent training over 4.000 workers. made in the spring of 1041. The M?ng the United Nations for lhe Drawing, electricity hydraullra Job Primary money according to law. wiping of the <ar. Tlie plan for lender training, mewllurgy. m««or- must all be used to pay the salaries X be oil ole. xrelniun. r.mo HreUw of teachers. on a single day. It must be the re- shop mechanics, welding, shop suit ot the evolution ot the thought theory and airplane engine m**11"'1' of many people. The ultimate world les are thesubjccts A«“™' zimnintinn would be more wisely c>’ and speed are of utmost imporrooeelred U three were more per“ijK hreUken”l« we>°ot :Sreu“nr;Se^-.'"'^Sre’.‘’.m Five Point*, Stressed By Senator Austin ,.._j . Gifts Banfield Pupils' Scrap Accounts for Japs CUBAN HONEY FRUIT CAKE Ly BAR KER’S Last Chance to Help Us Send a Greeting to Boys in the Service AT THE THEATRES Trereli? or in rhe reboot Rosalind Ruasell. Brian Aherne. Janet Blair in ■-----‘•My Sister Eileen" The story of two sisters who come must be done now before those days ■ 1 1 r come when our death losses are ren r ill f ported in mounting numbers and C C A I I T N h \A/ \ our people become sad and weary. J t U U I IV L If J ••In this work Tlie American Le- --------------------------------------------------------glon will undoubtedly exercise a | Scout Executive A. J Juncker pregrent leadership. Wllh 12.000 posts ;,emed The Patrol Method in Scoutthroughout our nation the dLssem- ; lnR - nl the third session qf the Ination of accurate information, the Leaders Training Course here stimulation of courage, lhe strength- Wednesday evening. > ruing of convlcUon. the consolida- । Eighteen leaders in Barry County tlon of our moral power will become ' aro now participating In thp course, of first importance. I including four.- who are taking it "You have caught the vision of a through correspondence. better world. By precept and pracnext session. “The Scout Adtice you can bring It lo others. vancement Program" will be in "I repeat: Thia focal point U’charge of A. A. Reed of Nashville, freedom Itself. Freedom ta the Idea wh0 u also Ieader of the Training that, must Influence our souls and 1 Couree. n will be held Wednesday, carry us through those days which j December 16 at the Barry County are sure lo come, when the fifth - Health Office in Hastings. , columnists launch their propaganda. of scouts are now being In­ for a negotiated peace." vlted in the hope of recruiting adDefends Draft Setup । ditional leadership. The Vermont senator expressed , . -------------—. hta opposition to having Selective reduced GAS TAX Service taken over by the Manpower I revenue dropped Commission. Citing hta own m*n-: November in Michigan pare,, MU which would ure Ih. soto JJWWWr m Mwmi.n s.relc, ,„.,m Mre.d, to KTL“?«r“ w!E«”S Sn.rei ou. And *dd that spells no no new he. remenl cement highways in 1943. end reduced that this method required no new maintenance on county roads and agency, no targe appropriations, no i' possibly no money for snow removal added bureaucracy such as has been on county and township roads next proposed by the Manpower Com­ winter. mission in ita recent report to the President. INJURED IN FALL While hta bill would end live com­ DOWN STAIRS pletely voluntary system of employ­ Mrs. Angelo Spirts had the mis­ ment now operating. Senator Aus­ tin said, ’the compulsory allocation fortune to fall down lhe basement al Iter husband's place of of working manpower ns well as stairs • business on Monday afternoon, land­ fighting manpower by the local se- 1 ing on the concrete floor. She was lecUve service boards would operate taken to Pennock hospital for ex­ like the Jury system, with the local boards as fact finders In each case, amination and it was found that no and the right of appeal retained as bones were broken but she is bad­ ta already the case with Selective ly bruised. She returned to her Itome Monday evening. Service. This plan, he believed. would not only provide the man­ power where needed but set a stand­ ENLISTS IN THE ard and fumtah a basic attitude NAVY AIR CORPS tar conduct canaucs of u. um vevp.. which -------°f for the- people would increase our efficiency more! Mr. and Mm. Merle Clark of Hasthan 50 per cent ” I wcnt Chicago on Monday “ W __________where he enlisted tn the Navy Air It has been estimated official- | Corps and Is now awaiting his call, ly that at least two-thlrds of the । Robert took his preliminary training 80.900 doctors under 45 years of age at Putnam Students of Aeronautic* will be required by the Army and at Climax, so was able to pass his Navy. That is nearly one-third I tesU satisfactorily, having taken of America's total medical forte! the required number of hour*. tune as author and actress, they choose ns their residence a Green­ wich village basement opartment nnd the merry story of two curious Columbus. Ohio maidens continues. starring Van Heflin. Patricia Dane The story has for its setting New York's famed Grand Central Ter­ minal and Is filled with many thrilling episodes. -Yokel Boy” starring Albert Dekker. Joan Davis, Eddie Foy. Jr. • . Dealing with the comic adven­ tures of a young fanner who ar­ rives in Hollywood on the crest of a campaign in which he is the nation's Number 1 Movie Fan. Victor Mature. Lucille Ball In Blending a wealth of entertain­ ment elements Into its fast-paced story. It is present by a brilliant surprises and catchy tunes. •Talcs ot Manhattan^ starring Henry Fonda, Ginger Rogers. Charles Boyer With a brilliant all-atar cast the film is a creation of intriguing romance, comedy and clever camera magic deftly blended into a superb motion picture. •The Traitor Within" starring Donald Barry. Jean Parker The story of a truck driver who Is drawn into a net of intrigue engendered by misguided ambition. Tim Holt in “Bandit Ranger" ' starring Cliff Edwards A fast action adventure in old Texas where cut-throat cattle rust­ lers plied their evil trade. "Sergeant York" starring Gary Cooper. Walter Brennan. Joan Leslie A return engagement of the thrill­ ing life story of Sergeant York TO CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs J. F. Brake - will celebrate their fiftieth wedding an­ niversary Bunday. December 20 at their farm home near Clarksville. Friends and relatives are Invited to attend open house between lhe hours of two and-four. Following is a list of men in the Armed Forces for whom we do not have addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and teU us. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bonk. William Albert Adams Paul Adeocek Ivan D. Allerdinj Oliver John AngelelU Harold D. Asplnall Morley Wayne Ayers Robert Bankhead Moodrow Wilson Barnes George Dewey Beard Don Be kins Robert Betts Earl Blake Chas. Oscar Blair Norman Bogart Richard Bradshaw Andre Bus Omar Dale Barnum Herbert Bradshaw Robert W. Bush Cleo Emerson Card Robert John Carter Robert Angus Cary LeRoy Casterline Gordon Walter Castle Volney Caukin Waiter Caukin Donald Blain Chamberlain Cecil H. Charles Donald G. Chase Boyd Walter Clarlt Leon dayman Lawrence Byron Chickey William Kinsey Cole Frank Leo Cregar Lloyd Albert Cro— Floyd Winifred Culver William Crawford -Ernest R. Crumback Boyd Hobart Clark Wesley George Cordes Glenn Campbell Ervin Curtis Richard Clair Darby Roy Leslie Dennison Wayne Paul DePew Wayne Floyd Davis John P. Dbunonte Jack A. Emery CeeB Roscoe Fair Robert William Field George Flint Paul Wesley Foster William Frost Albert Julius Geiger Clarence Greenfield Jack Geihlng Griffin Harland G. Grinage Ernest Grommon Ernest James Grom Clarence Raymond Gross Maurice E. Haight Maurice Hamilton Shirley F. Hamlin Thomas Daniel Harris William Iran Harris Fred Daniel Hayes Clarence Burton Heffner RobL Ifelrigel Clarence Edward Helmer Tom mis William Hendrick Chas; Henson William Earl Heacott Chas. Higdon Harold Kenneth Hilton Howard Elton Hinckley James Franklin Hinckley RobL Edward Hinkson Norman Nelson Haight diaries G. Higgins Gordon Jay Hoffman Lawrence E. Hook Donald 11. Howell Lawrence Simpson Jenkins Wilbur Hillis Jorgensen Donald Chapman Kelsey Chas. Samuel Kenney Elmer Seymour Ketchum LeRoy Elwin Kingsbury Edwin Jerry Kntas William Rush Kyes John Richard Keeler Dave Keeler Clifford W. Lalan Burl Lancaster John Paul Langford Joseph Henry Langford Burr Van I^iubaugh Chaa. r. Letourneau Earl Lee James Henry Llnlnger Cyril Peter Lewis Joseph Lewis Mason Elbert Litts Richard F. Mackey Blaine Rou Manson Dale Mapes Walter William Mayies James McCrea David McKeown Chester McMillon Joseph Oscar Merchant George Edwin Millard George John Miller Stephen Mtack Geo. Edward Schafer Rodney Sehad Richard Seeber Murray Edward Schnarr Floyd lies Schools Orville Eugene Myer* Stephen Misak Robert Gilmore O'Connell Earl William Oita Keith William Smith Clarence Eldred Spldel Blrge Carlton Swift Donald Ivan Smith Vincent Smith Stewart Edwin Peters Edward Pierce Stewart Sweet IJoyd Potter Lawrence Albert Radtke Robt. I^Roy Rathbum Dennis Loyal Ripley Paul Theodrola Runyon Cecil Morden B. Ryde* Russell Reynolds Robert Riesel John E. Risner .Shirley Trick Florian Ralph Sallk Chas. Willard Bander* HASTINGS CITY BANK PHONES: 2105 *2103 Fifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service HASTINGS, MICHIGAN YEc �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER U, 1S4B ASHVILLE tioried tn Texas U hams on a ton day furlough. Pvt Uo Rrobu. who it tn California. Is spending a 15 day furlough with Mrs. Seeber and The many friends of Mrs. Sam | R- McLay and wife, par. Boe. 11. Ostroth will be sorry to hear of her Orangeville township, serious illness. William H. Crockford to Jacob J. Mtaa Darts Betto of Grand Rap- Slrodlbeck and wife, par. Bee. IB, Ida spent the weekend with her Woodland Twp. psrtnb, Ur. and Mr*. Charlee BetteCatherine Flory at al to Alfred * ' ~ |and Lyle Osler. 2854 Ac. Bee. 17,! titer Frekte left Sunday night Ptttoburgh, Pa., to visit their titer and sister, Mrs Richard Annan and family. have moved to to the Power, house. I tnd wife to Eva A. Funeral services for Ralph Wetliand Mr. and Mrs H Vining into Hecos. Hastings city arfaee, 55. were held Tuesday after­ the former Dalhauser house. | A. Hecox to Dwight Fisher noon al U»e Hew funeral home, Robert Betts and Earle Blpke of ■ .. j.iu. ; I lu’<1 wife P*r Hastings city. qonducted by Rev. Kenneth Orte- Fort Ouster were home Sunday. wold. Burial tn the Preemlre oem- 'Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Maatsch have S COURT HOUSE - ----------------------------------------------Wallace J. Harris lo Dale Conkin and wife 40 Ac. Sec 7, Assyria Twp. Delbert Groat and wife to Daniel Mrs. Sidney- 'Hiompson of Rose W. Harvath nhd wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 7, City spent several days wilh her Johnstown Tap sister. Mrs Ralph Wetherbec. Sue Fuller to Henry wlllyard and tleeman and operated Mrs Clare Burdick Is spending a wife. 10 Ac. Sec 31 and 48 58 Ac. Ion. Before moving to few days in Detroit.. Sec. 32. Barry Twp Fred Jarman to Anton Pclersoq, pan of lot 2 Bl. B. Freeport village. Robert Bryans. Admr. Ray Bryans SPECIALS GRAND RAPIDS BOOKCASE & CHAIR CO Occasional pieces Coffee fables, End tables, Benches, Occasional Chairs, Odd Bedroom Pieces, Odd Dining Room Pieces, Tables and Frame Mirrors. Selection of finish and cover on many pieces. SALE ENDS DECEMBER 19. 1942 Goods on display at factory. Sec us for details. TERMS: i CASH WALLDORFF & SON Hastings, Mich. »petition for probate of wlU filed, de­ clination of trust filed, waivens ot notice filed, proof of will filed, order admitting will entered publication entered Est Bert B Sparks. Proof of pubUcatlon filed, order appointing ad- tratlon Issued, order lUnltng settle ment entered, petition for hearing FOUR-H NEWS Farming Fads Worth Knowing --------------- >------------------- Sy WILLARD BOLTS----------------- ----------------- - The Sunday school elected the . following officers iMt Sunday. Bupt. Pint piece in open pollta" ®*rl 8“4C; Supt.. P***1 WoP^man: Sec, Dorti Caste: Asat John Sween. Richardson: Chorister. Kenneth _ ___ ________ _____ ___ 'yaffil igityaav- Asst Margaret Coats- Plan. | Newton, second: Morris ’ Weak*. }**• BrU‘ । third: Paul Frtddla. fourth- Rich- Wn: Tre«*“r«r. Hares Woodman: •rd Ftn. fifth: ^ie^n. and Weeks. Sixth: Betty Matthews ’ Don*M Townsend bogsn a aoldten. Ths r.r apon•* Custer last Thurssorlng the show was wen pleased “* The U A. 8. mat last Thursday with It* succeaa and Is planning a grain, potato, and vegetable show with Mn. Kenneth Kelsey with Club No. 2 serving a nice dinner. Mrs Bessie Woodman waa elected presi­ dent and Mn Agnes Haight was E. WEBeYYK Victor E Webster, aged 36. died It wm reported that eight boxes on Saturday at his home. 794 N. were sent to. lhe following soldier Hanover, after a protracted ill­ boys. Glen Brisbin. Den Brisbin. ness He U survived by his wife. Kenneth Brisbin. Wendell Todd. Icons: his mother. Mrs. Theresa Robert Cole. Barry Ragle. Clarence King, of Kalamaaoo: hla^father, Steiner and Edward Brinker. Floyd Webater. of Dowling, and hla grandmother. Mrs. Roseffte Doud, Ao Sec. 20. Baltimore Twp. Est. Margaret E. Wallace Norton to Norton Slocum filed, petition for _... the funeral al the Dowling churcH and wife. par. Sec. 20. Baltimore filed, order for publication entered. on Monday at two o’clock, with in­ Twp. Est Mary Gorham. Final receipts terment- In the Dowling cemetery. filed, order allowing account entered, discharge of administrator issued. Grove Twp. Marla TTgchclaar lo Floyd Culver Est. George Thompson Order al­ and wife. par. Sec. B. Orangeville lowing claims entered. Twp. Est. May T. K. Hoellxrl. Certifi­ cate filed, will filed, exemplification filed, petition for allowance filed, order for publication entered. Est Seymore A. Reisler. Exem­ plification filed, order to release 1 COATS GROVE I The County C- E meeting will bo held at the Coata Grove church Monday evening. December 14, There will be a Christmas play for ltb» program. How Important la Orchard Moisture? By placing a sloping canrasdinder an apple tree—as shown above— thc Onio Experiment Station was able to study ths comparative impor­ tance of-low moisture supply and nigh tcmparalures in damage to lhe apple erop. Their irtudiea indicate that high temperatures in late summer and fall may cause fully m much damage as a drouth without high tem­ peratures. Value Of Skimmilk Wisconsin feeding teats have shown 100 lbs. of skimmilk to be worth m much as lOA lbs. of corn or 7J lb*, of tankage for hogs—and a gallon of skimmilk wm worth as much as a pound of meat scraps for poultry. 7. B. 8. respectively. I llngton, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nagles are looking after the choro during their absence. happv over the arrival of their first grandchild at Community hospital Funeral wm held Tuesday at the E. H. Ketcham and wife to EsteUa In Battle Creek on Saturday. Dec. Leonard funeral home In Hastings Putnam Ketchum, lot 403. Unit No. publication’fited. order auihtirtiin'g | the e,<hl 1. Algonquin lake. Rutland Twp. ;___ ._ _______________. libs, and Hirer mituiM Cnnsrrntu- and burial waa In the Hastings townahlp cemetery here. Mr. and Mrs Larry Anders and Est. to Thomas O. Coppock and wife children of Hastings called al the 180 Ac. Bee 23, Baltimore Twp. Perry home one evening the post Robert L. Young and wifi- to । Del phus C. Coyle and wife. 130 Ac. Sec. 10. Assyria Twp. nls A. Wiley and wife, part of lot fl. Bl. 25. I. N. Keeler’s Add. Middlevllle village. Harry Nagel and wife to Albert was born in Assyria township May . telephone office at Hickory Comers, 30. 1842. Her maiden name wn* I on Wednesday of last week. 22, Barry Twp. Mary E. Cooley. She la survived by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jackson of George H Barry to Harlan C. three brothers. Walter Cooley: of Jackson spent Saturday night and Hollister and wife. 40 Ac. Sec. 24, Marshall. Mich.. Frank Cooley whose Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hany Maple Grove Twp. , Sunday. home is in Florida and William , Nagles. State of Michigan by lhe State Cooley whose home Is in Little Rock. 1 I Mrs Reuben Girlinger spent Mon­ « • *---------------Land Office Board to Agatha Long­ Aik. Her husband died two years SOUTHWEST WOODLAND j day with Mn J. L. Smith. Mr. year. 20 Ac. Orangeville Twp ago. Andrew Travis took his daughter. . Girlinger also waa a dinner guest . there Monday. lots 31 and 33, Milo village, also HINDS CORNERS Sunday where she spent Hie night | We d like a list ot all our boys par. Sec. 23. Prairieville Twp. I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zerbcl of wilts relatives en route to Detroit ; and their addresses, who have jolnLottie Howard to Myrtle Cook. par. Hastings spent Tuesday with Mr. whert wlU vWt her MUf Sec, 22. Thornapple Twp. ,and Mrs. Clark Robinson. ---------------। MUs Susie PhUlips has been i Mr. and Mr*,. Keith Farlce and 1 Buehler, lol 4. Bl. 7, Roush’a Add. spending the past week at home. 'baby and Mr and Mrs. Chas Far-r. ; Um Newton had an operation for lee and Ncvah were Sunday dinner Freeport Tillage. appendicitis last Thursday, guests of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Wil­ liams and Doris, in honor of Mrs. I Williams’ birthday. Janice Sandbrook has the whoop। Ing cough. ‘ I Mrs. Owen Smith who has been 1 visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ferris 1U slaying at the Bldelman home the absence of her sister, Lathrop of Toledo. Ohio has re- during ‘ Mrs. Henry Bldelman *ho Is In New Treatment For Rope Ends Instead of knotting or wiring rope ends to prevent their unravelling. Kentucky Experiment Station recommends loosening the rope end into n loose brash condition—and then working into tins brush a handful of plastic wood. Thia will make a hard, round, smooth end that con be passed through a small opening. When To Cut Silage Coen A long aeries of tests at North Dakota Experiment Station has shown that the ideal timo to cut com for silage is just before the leaves start to turn. Cutting at this point will usually permit lhe kernels to reach a good glair, and the stalks and leavea will have succulence plus sufficient sap to keep well. • Good Hens Lay Ail Summer West Virginia records show that good hens lay all summer—and that a hen which does not continue to Uy until September is rarely worth keeping in the flock for another year. Hirds that cease laying early can be spotted by dull, sunken eyes with thick yellow eye rings—yellow beaks —yellow shanks—and new plumage. Active layers will show prominent, alert eyes—thip white eye rings—white beaks and shanks—and old, dry, soiled plurncge. Feeding Dry Cowb In West Virginia studies it has been found that when cows arc dried off about six weeks before caiving—and are fed three to four dollars worth of grain in addition to roc<1 roughage or pasture—they give an average of eight to fifteen dollsr* more milk during the next lactation pcriotl. Part of thc gain is due to the real period and part to the grain. To dry off a persistent milker thia station recommends stopping milking and taking away all grain at the same time. If udder congestion occurs-, they recommend milking thoroughly and then slopping entirely unless the udder congests again. Lime Mugt Have Time Testa have definitely shown that when lime Is applied to acid roils it sometimes takes as much m six months before the lime can correct thc acidity enough for the successful growth of legumes. In short, the more Ume you can give the lime lo do its work the better your chances of a legume stand. When the tirar between liming and sc .ding is dangerously short, Illinois Experiment Station recommends disking the limcinto tho surface instead of plowing it under—and many soils experts recommend drilling in 100 Um. or more of pulverised lime to the acre during thc seed­ ing operation. The fine lime lies near the seed and acts quickly on the acid. QoM-Breeding Pigs This rather new idea of crossing two pure breeds of bogs is spreading rapidly in thc writer's part of the cornbelt, and mast of the breeders using the plan are also using their bead, and not permitting their herds lo degenerate into mongrels. Iowa Experiment Station was not lhe first to try this plan, but they have been experimenting with it for more than ten years and they report that only half m many pip are born dead u in purebred litters—slightly more of the crossbreds live to weaning timo— they weigh an average of 4 lbs. more per nig at eight wceks-they gain around 3 lbs. more per month, thereby reaching market two weeks earlier —and they make market weight on at least 25 lbs. less feed. Ladino Clover For The Cornbelt Mr. and Mrs Floyd Mahler of Uy have moved Into the Mudge Detroit spent part of last week at house owned by Earl Marshall. ----- for ' Mrs Charles Laubaugh is stay­ the farm, getting ready thcli sale Monday. ing at Ute Kenneth Norton home. Like . 1We •« K°ln< t« hear °f Lodtno clover in thc middle west. Udino is a mammoth type of whitr-blossomed clover that spreads by long creeping i» a perennial hence does not run out like red clover— it requires less lune than alfalfa—and in both the northwest and the northeast it has proven to outyield alfalfa for pasture purtioees. Thk writer recently inspected a thirty-acre field near Columbus, Ohio, which had been planted to a shotgun pasture mixture including only one ponr.d of Ladino seed three years ago. By mid-Septembcr of thia year the Ladino had juat about token possessiou of the entire field and it had come through two verv dry seaaonsln splendid ahapc Since it semis un »o .terns it prob­ ably is less desirable than alfalfa for hay, but it looka like a wonder crop ^uro “d d<** not Beem t0 ,uffer ,lk* *Malfa from pasturing late tn Want to Buy or Sell? Try Our Want Column ouse Will Have To Wait for WE’RE IN THE SERVICE, TOO! Home That Is Already Built We can Finance the purchase of a home that is already built so if you have one in mind don't delay. Buy It Today and let us help finance it. We also hove money to help you finance REMODELING.. REPAIRING your home. But it is also true we do not know how long we will be able to do this, so come in now and talk it over. Our plan enables you to hove the work done and pay for it in easy payments. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS I t's our job to help you keep your car running. We're equipped to service it completely. It's Patriotic and your country wants you to keep your cor in good condition. Drive in now for complete check-up. cam ror Your c*«—roe roue countey ; GOOD BUYS h F pl A PEACH of a place on M-43 in the Village of |l Woodland. Tbi* houic ha* lately been remodcled. A dandy buy at $1800.00. | ► born, wonderful view of Long Lake, some wood*. $2500.00. Will sell on Hme. । |r A 100 ACRE FARM that we will trade for house and lot in town. Wonderful house, quarter sowed oak trim, furnace, electricity. Ihl I'' A SWELL little place In the 4th ward, lately reremodeled, 2 lots for $2000.00. j r Large house 01^ S. Mkhignn Ave., strictly modern, double gw rage, woHt shop, for $4000.00. ! EARL R. BOYES ANDRUS SERVICE PHO Nt 2503 WE HAVE a house in the village of Nashville. larae house, fine location dose to town, for $1200.00. WE HAVE 30 ocrof on M-43, good house, good j H THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLOC. A HOME in Freeport that ha* 7 room*, furnace, bath, city water,^electricity, and garage, for on­ ly $1350.00. REAL ESTATE BROKER (Th. tai terMtani । STEBBINS BUIIDlNG rtak i» Uw wife IImUi PHONE 26S9 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAT. DECEMBER, II, 1»C KOTICE TO CREDITORS cotnrcn. 'parents, Mr. and Mn D. D. Hol- peocezdimos •- . Mr.’ and Mr • 09 Thanksgiving • H«uk a*4 ritl and family of Caledonia. .. is. i Ur *nd Mrs A- Tvisited i. x Friday with Mr. Eash's sister Ln Shipshewana. Ind. Thanksgiving guesta of Mr. and ,rs Mrs. Art Richardson were Mr. and suu.oo Mn. Jacob Wolf, Mn. Annable, Mn. u *“ Thera Nagler of Hastings. Arthur 5 ,oo Ingenol and family of Grand Rap- 1 OUTER TOR- rURUCATIOM Aelick Just received! Mr>. J. D Jimmie their WEST HOPE Mrs. Alice Collins, who Is (pending the winter al the Jaase Osgood home, visited her brother. Irwin donee, at Galesburg through lhe Thanksgiv­ Ing vacation. Little Miss Janelne Anders, who was threatened with pneumonia, and taken lo Fennock hospital is home again and Menu to be fully DBDBB FOR FUBL1CATIOX giving dinner: Holmes of Pontiac, Mir William McCallum and McCallum, local. deed Osgood of Terre Haute. 3J W MILO Haute, Indiana and Mn. Almond Mn. Anna VanTyne returned to her home Thursday after spending several weeks with her daughter in Kalamazoo. / . Grandma Town*? Is .very ill at this ORDER FOR FUI LICATION ORDER FOR PUBUCATIOM MOT1CE TO CREDITORS >1 --------i a«id Probate OHiea. taut Week's Letter ‘ ‘ ’ Mr. and Mra. Jerry Blough were well entertained when a number , for thrra enn- -with filled Baskets for a Thanks*nJnarrZ dinner. Mrs, Blough Is 1minuiaud la aild proving from her recent sickness. W. H. Pardee accompanied Mr. h raring now«p» County, 'g^’llurni OttDEIi FOR PURUCATIOR were Thanksgiving guests ot nesday until Sunday with their fa­ Osgood. ther. Jesse Osgood. Otenna Haying over until Monday and returning He who wishes to aaeure with Almond who drove out from Detroit Saturday night. 'Albert Roll. Blue Island Ill. spent thc weekend at the farm. Milo School News Our fifteen pupils are divided in­ to two teams for selling Christmas seals. Nell Dykema Is the captain of the Stars and Walter Beck, capUln of Uie Stripes. Last year our. school Mild 1387 zeals. This year | we hope to do even better, as this i will be important Civilian Defense | work. We thank you for your help in Use post, and we wlU be calling on you again soon. We are enjoying our new furniture and the remodeling which was done last summer. Thank you. Milo Dis­ trict and Kellogg Foundation. We wizh to thank everyone who helped In our school scrap drive. We gathered 187 lbs of rubber, and 8.743 lbs. at misccUeanous metal, making a total of 8.910 lbs., for which we will receive a check for 831.19. With Utls money, we hope to buy play­ ground equipment. / Following our study of animals last week we saw one of our new fllms.-How Animals Protect Them­ selves". We learned a great deal from the film. Our 4-H Clubs have been organ­ ized and some of the projects have been started, with Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Saunders as leaders. The fol­ lowing projects are being taken: Sewing. Hot Lunch. Trapping. Farm Repair, and War Activity. Our offi­ cers are: Pres., Franklin Phillipa: Vlce-Prea, Nell Dykema: Sec.. Palth Cox: Treas.. Ida Phillips, Our sec­ ond business meeting was held Wed­ nesday afternoon, with Palth and1 Franklin as program committee, a ! Thanksgiving party, with refresh-1 menls. followed. Our nurse. Miss Hagelshaw. visit- ' our eyes for near-sightedness. j ville lo Elkhart. Ind., for Thankagiving wlth their daughter and 0»t 13 ir steter. Mr. and Mn. Harry Miller and family. COATS GROVE 1 Jake Olcss and daughter CorLast Week s Letter rene, ate Thanksgiving dinner wllh The December menu committee Dr. and Mrj. Wedel and Mn. Vi■ vtan Anderson of Hastings. of Frank Haight. Chai. Townsend., Mr. and Mn. Harold Albinson Harlow Barnum and Alton Wood.. arid daughter of Detroit were Fri' day afternoon callers of her moth­ other meetings this year. February er. Mrs. Alice Gardner and uncle Menu committee. Gordon Endsley. Lyle Endsley and Earl Roush. April ike rw.aoon. at uid Prahai. OHir». it program committee; Kendall Coats, “••‘.Arthur Richardson. Clifton Beck­ er Menu rnmmlttee: Mahlan Ful; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Van Blarcum .of Kalamazoo visited Sunday at Er|nest Smith's and Monday al H. । Woodman s Mrs. Van Blarcum was formerly Mrs. Bernard Smith. MILK KEEPS SANTA ON THE JOB" "Sure, Santo’s job is bigger than ever in wartime. That’s why he depends on milk for that extra energy he needs to keep on the job! for abundant health. Be sure YOU drink enough milk!" SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocers. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK STONY POINT Last Week's Letter Mrs. Howard Demond has been under the doctor's care the past week. She hay been 111 wllh neuritis I and pleurisy, a very painful com- j binaUon We are glad to report she Is some better at present. Her moth­ er. Mrs. Claud Mead of Freeport. Is caring for her. Mr. and J. D. Aelick attend­ ed the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. WlU Cosgrlff of Mr. and Mn. Elmer Cook, parents of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry John­ Mrs. Aelick, at Belding Thursday. | son of Bowno Center, Mrs. Alden Porritt. Martha and Marilyn, Miss Elizabeth Porritt of Grand Rapids, Mn. Sarah Lacy and granddaugh­ ter, Irene were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Jennie Pardee and Wanette Schray. It was also the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Pardee. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Barnaby ot Martin visited Sunday with her HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6«; QT. ||^ ■■ BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phon. 2451 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Huting, We Grind and Mix Feeds Let Us Balance Your Feed Grains UCDUACU rvi e rv rvi m o n On Every front Take o tip from this hale and hearty Victory worker—milk has a big sup­ ply of the vitamins and nutritive elements we all need 16% or 20% PROTEIN starting ■ growing ■ la ying Do you know that the flocks owned by all the producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 eggs per hen? Yes. you’re right. They were fed 16% or 20% Mermash. .. Mermosh 16% Marmosh 20% Marinade Balancer 32% Mrs. Weiss of Saginaw averaged 160 eggs from 400 hens and netted $1.85 per hen over cost of feed. She has fed Mermash exclusively since 1931. War won’t halt for Mermoda Balancer 37% Poultry Supplement 32% MILKMAKER Means Moneymaker! Average herd production records up to 626 lbs. of fat per cow hove been mode on Milkmaker. Our Milkmakers for 1942-43 are fortified with Irradiated Yeast, manganese sulphate, cobalt and copper to assure you greater herd health, more efficient production and more profit than ever before. Christmas Please avoid 24% or 34% Protein MILKMAKER 34% MILKMAKER 24% Fast, Cheap Gains with Porkmaker 44% ANDY, a pig, weight 31 lbs., got Porkmaker plus com, oats & wheat. Weighed Long Distance greetings 192 lbs. 76 days later. Cain 2’4 lbs. per day. AMOS, Andy’s brother, weighed 35 lbs. got com, , oats and wheat but no Porkmaker. war calls must go through later. His gain was only 83/100 lbs. per day. Weighed 98 lbs. 76 days Porkmaker 44% makes pork more profitable for you. Different Ingredient War doesn’t stop for Christmas. Thousands Poekmaker 44% Protein of vital war calls will crowd the wires, and Long Distance lines cannot carry the nsual flood of Yuletide messages. So mail your Christinas j Greetings note 3. Far from the usual power sources, mobile power plants supply electricity for 800.000.000 candlepower searchlights by which a newspaper can be read 12 miles away. 4. . Blits war requires swift communications I On the soldier's back, in field and sky, radio co-ordinates the striking force of American army planes, guns, and .tanks. General Electric believes that its first duty as a good citizen is to bo a good eoldier. Pig Starter Pig Crower Fattener 100 lbs. 100 lbs. 100 lbs. Cant Wheat Midds 270 IU. 470 lbs. 1,000 Iba. Please do not make Long Distance greeting' calls this Christmas, particularly to points out­ side of Michigan. FARM BUREAU SERVICES, INC HASTINGS, MICH. MICHIGAN BELL. TELEPHONE COMPANY TILIPHONI 2118 N. CHURCH ST. �THE HA9TTNG1 BANNER, THUR1DAY. DECEMBER, II, IHi %SSE3 JXl'SSS"'" HIGH SCHOOL Kmtettgifc *2frMiinBertta Adams'scen*tat- dr*o and Mn. Ad* Thorpe of Hie, koey Corner*. , WOTK Jeanne WlUtarns of Plain- i ---------------... ... The senior play i* lo ta given to- 1 . I family of Mackinac City spent' to a Kalamaaoo taeplt ThaakMivtaa with relative* her* tame Mat week with I MARTIN CORNERS him . Tta family of Mr. and Mr*. John With tta greet demand for I 02000100310101020201004401000202020001 ■— weU *I*nl the weekend with her w rouoA-a vary complimentary ' 'U?£e the ^Ttal County Agent Fooler feel* many urtay afternoon in Hasting*. brother and sister-in-law, Mr and of Lester msnUon of Julian Towneend. eon of Jr"” 7“ wiling Umber wilh UtUe rwanl The W’ ■/ C ® Mr* Roger Williams. Mothodtal church bold ta annual Wr, , . •' „ *5“ The IruSilX »2 ™ PtalueUrtV ol Ita wodta. th order ? £“S , *? ?" elL^TStawi ta l£w XuZ “ Bw Bm Ootal, Un. oemm friend* “^ , auiTS an >«>P _.. ”lh County fr ends of the lhe family and of J Julian 1 ClX" .. off«^ .. x -.problem. —hi—- nmmtv She wa* universally loved and reomon. recording Bro; Mre John Mr. and Mr*. Mason Norwood of 1 pre ted for her sunny. cheerful dis­ -Julian Towtuend. 23. a native of J Harrington. Tro**.; Mr*. Lincoln Kalamazoo vtalted Mr and Mr* their ^fcxons de- £ williams farm position. her kind heartednaas and Baah, Oomspcndlng Sec.; Mn. Marshal^ Norwood Sunday. Bay City, ta now bead of tta photo- —---------- --------------- ------- — — Rog«r William*, aecrctary of local Mr* H. A. Farnsworth of Hopkin* ireiAlc department of Bell Aircraft Seated Allegan by a .cor* of di to church actlvttl**. Mr* Milo Ftnu- spent the weekend with her »on and Corp, of Bufftlo—With hta only for- » on tta home floor Wednesday band, Arthur, a aon Donald with • worth, roowtary of children** work; daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mr*. Milo mal training, thal which he taught evening. Our team ihowed superior Mis. D. W. RobUuon. secretary ol Farnsworth. hlm»eU from borrowed books. Town- teamwork throughout tta game •end started photography during hl* I Tta second marking period ends •roue nieces, nephew* and cousin* high school days a* a hobby, but by thta week. Dec. 4. Report cards will Bertha Adam*, flower mtaslon. Tta to play the team there. Tta «core scaling. Before tta owner can ft* a rowing family have the sympathy society held ite basaar and chicken wa* flr»t team 27-19. tta wcond couesv. IW piumirui * selling price he must know these of all in ttair great and sudden ■upper In tta church Wednesday 31.9, both in favor of Delton The «u >M, u> iupport r,iw» with I Junlor rln^ „„ „ thing* Barry County farmer* with bereavement afternoon and evening. On account local team will go to Middleville t»n Um, Im Um, work H, .p. ,„d „ Wrfmdl> U, Jun. ■ logs to sell should attend such a Mis* Allee Whetstone and Lloyd of the bad weather Ute attendance Friday evening. Dec 11 to meet n.llu. ». <hl«M mount wotojm. up, meeting to get help In better *eIl­ Goodenough of Hastings visited Mr. wm hot m large m usual. The pro- the team there. Thc schedule for and heada a *teff of a dozen pho- 1 rtnBl ina thia crop he selb only once in and Mrs Cha* Hilton In Grand creds were nearly »50 games ta m follow* a Ufe lime. Rapid* Bunday. Mr*. Goodanough, L , ‘ sXo^ w ’ ^ Home games; Dec. IS-Kellogg, Mn. Marshall Nonrood relumed The War Production Board esti­ who had been vtaiung there the 0-;".-h'n- h. plmtt. ntotrnt.. mate* that lhe demand for lumber pital tn Kalamaeoo Saturday. She Plainwell. Feb 5-Kazoo. Christiane. t^'Ve^ete were this year will be several billion board them £ reported to ta feeling fine, which Feb 1 J-Woodland. Feb. 18-Mldd!e- P Julian', brother Francta atao has a feet more than th* production. -2TZnew* ____ —tou.her __ —many Z___ ... _____ drill.. , ,ik। rvwiHrai in th* R^ti lug “i some of them. Leaflet, were Is good friend*, ville. P-H Feb. HI.M.ehvIll. 2C-Nashville Mrs Martha Demond. Mtaa Florence distributed which explained tta pur­ Woodland owner* can help wllh the . Mr and Mre Will Whittemore Oame« away:-Dre ll-M14dleville. Aircraft Corporation. । <nd obJecUrM of lhf VteUJry lumber production and at tta same , Coolb* ugh. Miss Joyce Demond and Vtatad UmU brother-ln-taw Mid J‘n- IS-Woodland. Jan. 19- Plaincorps tn high school*. Mr. Taylor time get some cash from ttair wood* Mr*. Millie Fisher attended the fuetale/Mr sta MreJota Andereta ?”«• J“- n-NashvlUe. Jan. 29­ BARBER'S CORNERS by selling the mature tree*. ' -----* of •* — Maud Jones •--------in ----------- ­ neral Mr*. Grand — . ■ .. Lake Odeaaa Odessa. Peb Feb. B-Kelkwv 9-Kellogg. Frh Feb.’’ | Miss Viola Baa* of NMhvllle and ' ipoke on the subject and answered ville Sunday afternoon. several question* from tta audience Rev. Ray Birdsall, superintendent 19-Kazoo Christian*. makimr Mildred Cale epent from Friday Applications foe joining will _ , Mr. and Mrs. HArfly are living tn be CLOVERDALE Tta church school ta «1 dark Clark Memorial Home nocne tn Grand urana ~ ^^tn- until .mtn Bunday Rundav evening evenlne in available next week evening ” " John Chandler of Orton Enditey* tenant houte on tta | I Mr. and " **Mrs “ Raoid*. wm a dinner guest of Mr [>Uru ,or • Chrtrtma* tree and proGrand Rapids, guest* of Mtaa BerA large quantity of food and ap- 1 Hastings spent Bunday with her corner* and Mr Hardy te working •m ak Crtun riinu, h. J™ J" “• '"“''h »' nlta Cole. proximately 939.57 waa donated by parent*. Mr and Mre. Welton fo[,Mr evening. Dec. 22 . | M" Roland Barry and In honor of T-5 TH Lloyd Jar­ tta school for the Thanksgiving Brook*. Sixty new hymnal* have been coin Bush. man of Camp Cooke. Cal., who ta I Mr. and Mre Russell Dings, who Mr*. Paul Kyburz and children purchased and are now being used spending a short furlough In Has- basket* this year. A benefit tea wa* given for the married Saturday, came Sunday to rrom , r ,1?,unUn‘f ln ““ up’ were recent guest* ot her *tater-ln- in the Methodist church here .------------— .. -------------. . . ... , t _. — p«r peninsula with a fine buck. Ungs, Mr and Mrs. Loren Myen Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Erb cele­ ¥yOT Junior Red cross Tuesday. Novem- spend a few days with their grandJ‘”-* ber lA:1 24 ,, ln U1 the Mlc playroom klBJluuul at Central vvum*, mother. hiuui> brated their 50th wedding anniver­ entertained with a famlly dinner Mrs. Lucy Ding and Lu- । Claud Treutwiln waa taken to iltnwlne ruests ______________ ' . Penncck hospital hut week Thun­ sary Sunday. Dec a. Friend* and on Sunday The following guests building Tta money ...... taken m will ... vlna. ' day for an operelion, which was (1><d for mnertal for tta Junior -■ Mta* Effje Richard* and brother. relative* were present from Allegan. were P»w«n» Mr and Mrs. Erl* Mr. and Mr* Bernard DeGolla. performed Friday morning, and he Jannan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kec. Pn>l, Warren Retard*, of Gt\ll lake, are Kalamazoo. Lowell and Delton. Mr*. Bert McCallum and Mr* Lcs—— Mr. and Mn. Llewellyn Erb call- Clarence Helmer and family, and During tta club hour of — Novemter’k^mca'Ver* *hoppere“in Bat- e’xt^cted.' *l0n“ “ **U “ “n ** ■pending a few days with Mr* Fred Jannan „• of Mavtina. Ha*tings. Mr Mr. an> andt ber J3 the the Know Know HasUng* Hasting.* club club visvta- tie Ue Creek. Creek. Monday. Monday. er 23 exprcveu. Blanche Richard* and eon Paul Mr Mr*. Roy Jarman and Mr. and Mr*. Mr* Emma Dickerson returned CRESSEY and Mrs Calvin Powell and Mr*. der In Hastings Saturday evening. Clifford Bird and family of Free- lied the Barry county jail Thl* ta Harold Burpee and children vtal­ Johnsen of HMtlng* called on Mrs. lhe first place the club tat vtalted home Saturday after spending lome Mr. and Mre Loyd Nottingham ted Mn Bun>ee In thc American Richard* Sunday afternoon thta year. They plan to visit many time in South Bend. Indiana, with are tta proud parent* of a *on. Don­ Mr. and Mr* Allen Terry and son Legion hospital al Fort Custer Sun­ . Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Mill*. ald Loyd, born November 25th Mr*. Michael of Plainwell visited their day. . । Mr. and Mr* Kenneth Reed and Nottingham wm formerly Mta* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Wade Town daughter ot Richland spent Sunday Evidence that American youth Doris Boulter Mr* Otta Boulter ta ■nd family Sunday. looks to the future not only for caring for Doris and the new grand- . Mr. and Mre. Gordie Durkee en- opportunity . but for security appear* THREE CORNERS ■on. * 1 bertalned the following relative* .from lhe fact that itudent* buy 7 Mr. and Mr*. Claude Hammond ' Monday evening of last week in per ' cent of all ordinary life in­ received word Saturday that their honor of their brother. Pvt. Elmer surance , policies. son, Robert, of the U 8. Navy, had ' Willison, who left for Fort Dlx, N. been promoted to Coxswain. Friends ( J. Tuesday, following a ten day and relative* who have been writ­ iMnrsheW. ------furlough: Mr. and Mrs Claude Last Week'. Letter Ing him please note thl* change tn 'day night. He Is there for treat- la­ Harrington of Banlie Id; Ed Willihta address no of Richland. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ ment on hta foot Mr and Mre Virgil Monica and I Moat of our d*er-hunten have ert Willison and two children of Mr. and Mr*. Clair Yeiter were Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Shapley. Babble. Mrs Emnui Dickerson and East Delton. Mr. and Mr* Charles Bunday dinner guests of their son who . have been living on the former Mr- and Mr* Lester Monica ano Murle Reynold* and Charles Mc­ Beck of Gataburg. Mr. and Mr* and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester ; Elmer Moore farm which Is now Bruce party Saturday Nulty were the lucky one*. There P-~-“ attended a “ riy ex'.'urdxy Clarence Payne and children of' Yeiter and Philip of Kalamazoo. sold, . will move to lhe Frank Mar- evening at the home of Mr. and Hope Center. Mr. and Mr*. Ray I Mre Agnes Kelley is spending j your scribe has beard of. shall farm thta week Mr*. Lyman Wilkinson of Prairie. Durkee and family, local. Mr. and the winter in Hastings with a Mr. «nd Mrs Frank Hawblitz ville. the occasion being Mr. WilkinMr*. Stella Barber. Mr*. Cha*, Mn. Jason Willison and two daugh­ friend. Mrs. Clark. attended the party at the K. of P. aon'a and Uster Monicas birth- Conysr. ---------- — Mr ----Felix, " Mr. and' Mre. ­ ter*. Mr*. Lucille Greenman and Mr* Anna Marble of Eaton Rap- tall in Nashville Thursday night. daya. **— Erne*t Honeyrette of Richland. Zoe Ver*. Mr. and Mr*. Stewart Water* *-------------------•-----• -* Mr. and Mr*. Worth Green and Enzlan and children of Hasting*. id* wm a recent guest of •--her brolhot East Delton and Walter WUliThe deepest ice which ever froao Carl Enzlan and daughter, and Mre Jackie called at the George Green th. Maury E. Moore. son and two children. Maxine and I Can only o'er tta surface close: Dale Crandall of Kalamazoo. Leahome in Nashville Bunday. Let our one never-ceasing care be ... John of Clarksville. Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Adams called I The living stream lie* quick below, lie Enzlan of Hastings were soma of Mr. and Mr* George Leonard en- I to better the love thal we offer our on Mre Sam Ostroth in Nashville, And flows, and cannot cease-------------to flow. the ** people *’ who have called " * on Mr*. *‘ tertained lhe following guest* at a fellow*.—Maeterlinck. who is critically 111 —Byron. ID. Enxlan. who has been seriously 111 th» nait • r— - Bunday , Mr. and Mr*. Alger Cox «htertatnad company from Yorkville and Hasting* Bunday come on account of being JS» STAT I fl SEK 1 TINTS WM TWO TONE BORDER COMECT IN STYLE BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN S1LKWE1VB.ST4T1OXERY TOP THAT Mr. and Mr*. Ed Sedick and daughter of Detroit visited her alater, Mr*. Chas. Bowman and fam- Out»pa'kU Gifts Russell Reynolds, who enlisted WHITE stationed al Great Lake*. HUnot* Mr. and Mn. Gardner Doster and colored border Stationery While vellum with novelty printed blue GLASSWARE for HER ous entsrtaiaing! 'tie Crack spent Sunday with hla 'folk*. : The blizzard of last week blocked । tta roads quite badly. CRYSTAL AND CHROME SETS Several different serving ■eta at this verv law erica I 3 PC. CRYSTAL CONSOLE SET bolder*. AMERICAN BEAUTY CRYSTAL 1 Relish tray, fruit bowl, cream, sogar or jelly di*b. l»me for a couple of daya laat week. Merl Campbell and family of Has- man's Sunday ' We are glad to report Jimmy Kelley, son of Mr. and Mr*. Elwell Kelley, much better. Some time ago Jimmy hurt hta eye and wm taken Rich looking piescut glass. va »’ke VELLUM Lhelr U envelope*. Ribbon Carve th & Stebbins THE REXALL DRUGGISTS Courtesy and Friendly Service Shown to All Prampl Delivery Service Phone 2131 m. POTTERY SALT AND PEPPERS Gay Meiicaa pottery. Sioota Qg — Not alone a bright Chrhtmas tree, a turkey on the table, toys for the children or lovely gifts for me, but. TREE DECORATIONS Top Qualities, Thrift Price*! GLOWING 8-LICHT SETS A fighting America, please, St. Nick. Bring to io Maids temps, addplug and adjustable ; cup*. us this Christmas a notion fighting not blindly, but Aflr JjrJ4' BRILLIANT Ball Ornaments bravely and strongly, firm in its knowledge of what it 5c is fighting FOR—democracy and the hope that oll s2'"'I5c 10c Solid colors or decorated. FLUFFY 12 INCH WREATH nations, races and creeds may one day live and work Full, ruffled cellophane with silver psper Hower. together in such harmony that wars will be known AH Colon 25e only os block spots on the pages of history books. chernh the simple joys of "peace on earth." u* on eternal Christmas spirit with which to build toward a future of world cooperation and peace. Bring FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS! Ott-O-Formar Plant Kit Sweat. Shy Baby Dall Easy io make fighter planes . Victory and a Merry Christmas to United Nations or (riigbl! everywhere! 9Q-. 4«PV N«w Mechanical Train •1 . »Oi» “ Like Real. Toy Sink It actually run* 39c Tough Climbing Tractor Pulls loads . 98c New Army Supply Truck THE HASTINGS BANNER 'rested, ready for ■ oatini! Real caavas top. 75c 102 - 104 W. STATE Tea for J. Gay gypsy color* OQ 12 Inch Precious Baby Wrapped is blanket and bood . EQ_ HASTINGS BEN FRANKLIN STORES TAYLOR'S SHOE STORE "Quality Shoai Properly Fitted" I HASTINGS MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNIB. TBUMDAY. DECEMBER, 1*. IM FREEPORT grandmolhar. Mr*. Id* Payne. Mr. and Mra. Keith Duriue Mn. William James of Hastings was a Thursday evening supper Mn. Leap Karchv is spending at the1 .mat of Rev. OtWfm M jnrtxy Rev. JMI Mr* B > Gtlrtlfi, Mr Wa wees alao sorry to hte» M and Mis Chain* r Mll’er attended death of Ralph Wetherbee at hia Mr. and Mrs. Victor Henney and tha KuouHyr Board meeting of tne han* to NMhvUte Joan of Hastings called on hl* tinge. Barry County Christian Endeavor I Mr. and Mra Harold Higdon aod mother, Mra. Mary Henney Sunday. Union Monday evening at the home d^*bt*r 01 BatUe Creek. Allrod were Friday evening supper guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bain of Coals Higdon and daughter* of Kalamaand daughter Palsy ot Haslings and of Mr. and Mra. Charlta Woodruff Grove. Audra Endsley, ucretary ot“* **• *“* C^*rl“ U14' of Hastings. the Union, was hostess. * Nashvills were “• Kenneth and Jack Thompson of A son w»» will k> rasv. ana Mn ------­ ladiM* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bowne Center spent Saturday and P. W Muttenz—A marriage license u Helrigle. . Monday with their grandparente J WM laaued to John Nash Jr and I Ur* °°rdon Hoffman .of HasMiss Margaret McGregor left Mr and Mra Joe Kauffman. , nynn Bowne -Ixroell w‘lh Sunday for her home at Straubvllls, Mr and Mra. Glenn Miller 0! ’ Ledger 35 years ego item*. 'SdHfcMsS? *the North Dakota, after spending two Hastings ipant Sunday afternoon' Norris Malsolm. youngest son of; ^gntaoCHaon/peniths with tha tetter’* mother. Mra. Inna ‘ 1 Lightfoot and family. Brown. enlisted In the Army air corp* and Mr. and Mra. Harold skinner of Battle Creek were Thursday evening ting* on business Priday. Mra. Paarl —Wendell Malcolm who I* stationed I Lightfoot helped at the post office. »• naH>.u« Tex. ha. at r-«m» Camp Berkeley, has h«n been son and family. Mr. and Mrs Claud Mead spent promoted to technical corporal. Hl* / M u wn n« Mr. and Mrs Ralph Moore and Saturday wilh Mra. Oscar Jonaa and Address now is Tech. Corp Wendell BpX r ° H Malcolm. Malenlm >453 Mta Ord. Ord MX. MM Co. Co q. o Bunday afteroon daughter vtalted In Grand Rapids family of Hastings. , H. Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mn. Edward J. Taylor of Bay City I*' U. S. Army. AAN.. 30184485. Camp Frank Atkinson. spending a few week* with his I----- ---------------- - - ------ - ——B. R. Clinton and Helen Moore daughter, Mra. George Karcher and HICKORY CORNERS were Priday evening supper guesta ot family. Church of the L’nitad Rev. and Mr*. Clifford Clinton of Ray Clinton of Irving and Harold four children of Owosso were re­ Has tings. Aldrich, local, were Sunday after­ Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cook and two noon callsra of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Phone >02 daughter*. Barbara and Norma, of Clinton. Freepert Lawrence and children. Grand Rapids were Sunday aftcrMrs. George Basaett and Mra. Harold Asplnall leave Henry Myers were In Hastings Sat­ Stairs. urday. ducted into the army for limited Mr and Mrs Claud Mead and Rev. and Mra E. A. Shull of Lake 7 SO P. M. Evening service. service. Mr. and Mn. Clement Mead attend­ Oda.ua spent Wednesday with Rev. 7:20 P. M. Thursday prayer meet­ Oueslsr of Mr. and Mn. Edd ed the funeral of the former's slsto, ing. Bromley and family Sunday were Mrs Arthur Jone» at Grandville. Mr. and Mra. Henry Karcher and --------------Mr. and Mrs Leonard Simon and Bunday afternoon Maude, and Mr. and Mra. Nell 10;00 a. M:. Morning vAirahlp. daughter Elaine of Climax and son The Walton hunting party ar­ K.rrh., Karcher surprised k Merrill .—<n Karcher 11:00 A. M. Sunday school. ’Douglas, Pvt. 8c Seaman. Corpus rived home Tuesday of last week. Saturday evening in observance of tell T.... 8.00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. Ohrtell. Texas. Prank's luck changed this year, he Ills birthday. They brought ice Rev. and Mn. Wagley are home being lhe only one to bring home his cream and cake with them for, reafter spending several weeks In deer . frr'hmeny. John Brake. Lansing where Rev Wagley went Mn. Boyd Payne of Kalamazoo Mrs. Claude Walton and Donald. for an operation. Their friends will was a Saturday caller of Mrs. Ida Mrs. ivkn Roush, and Mr*. Floyd Freepert Methodist Church Walton were Grand Rapids shop­ Everett M. Love, pastor nnd conducted services at both MIm Etelne Kauffman of Lanstng pers Monday evening. Morning worship—11:00. churches Sunday. spent Friday night and Saturday ouuuay an. ujiu Sunday saueja callers ui of Mr. and mra Mrs. . Sunday school—12:00. Mrs. Clara Underhill was a with her parent*. Mr. and Mn. Joe Alvin Helrlgle were Mr. and Mrs. . .. . of Mrs. Lottie PhUly of M Knuffman and family. Rockford Price and baby of East Carlton Center Methodhl Church PErk. Gull lake from Thursday Mr. and Mrs Prank Thompson Freeport Everett M. Love, pastor night until Sunday morning. entertained with a family dinner Mra. Forrast Buehler spent Mon-, Morning worship 10^00 The Y. M. W. B of the Wealcyan ; Monday in honor of Willis Thnmp- day and Tuesday with her husband I Bunday school—H .00.______ church were entertained Friday I at Allegan. 1 itarryvii 1 ** ; evening by Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ,I day December 12. Those present Mrs. L. A. Seger of Grand Rapids, t n,m.mber the W S C S dinner Lawrence and daughter. Donna. , Mr* and *ir*. Mra. uinaon Lenson • «d“’n*r . Mr. and Mr* John Mourer were j were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomp-............ tnoiup- mt .s ivx iva Woldring woianng ana of Holland with Ihelrli?" u‘° *• A‘ Bl Hastings on business Tuesday. I *on and Gerald of South Bowne and 01 spent their D iionanu sixnl 3pcns Sunday aunaay witn tneir, home rnurMay Maurey Moore of Irving. 1 father -wh<? - ------ ---------------m Brand'l Mr. and Mra. Burr Paaaett and I Mr. and Mra Harry Nagle of KaiMr and Mr*. Lloyd Karcher of f Mr and Mr* Mv^r's of South UmUy “nd MU5 AgnCS Ben*on Wcre amazoo are at the Clair William-' Grand Rapids were Sunday afterMr. and Mra. Myers of South BundB>. dinner guesta of Rev. and |aon home while Mr. and Mra. Wil- I Bowne were Saturday evening call-1 Mrs j j W|1||tt< . iltemson are visiting their son. Basil Karcher and Mr. and Mrs. William I Miss Albert* McClelland of Lan­ Iat an army catnp in Texas. Crakes. . 0u,nda at the ,Neil New- |tlng WM the guesl ot hcr porenu, The W S. C. 8. of thc Methodist Mrs. Guy Smith, local, was a Sun­ ton home were Mrs. Hattie Newton. Mr and Mrs. Albert McCelland church meet* Priday afternoon, Dec. day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Chalmer Miller and p»n>ly. ^Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 11, with Mrs. John Mourer. Ladles Merrill Karcher. Afternoon and local. Mlva Jean Deuklns of Has- Ralph McClelland and baby of Bat­ bring thimbles lo sew for Che Red evening guesta acre Mra. Watt tings and Mlsa Lillian Btesm of tte Cree|t wcre atao Sunday dinner Cross. Pol luck supper. Thoma* of South Bowne and Mr Grand Rapid*. ! Monday evening Nov. 30. a large ' nnd Mra. Russell Benton and family Mr. and Mra. John Nansy and son i■ Pvt Gordon Jioffmarf and Pvt. crowd of relatives and friends sur­ of Hastings. r\ of Wacousta were weekend visitors > Duane L. Day arc both in Camp prised Mr. and Mr* Don Jones on The Townsend Club will meet at at the Neil Newton home. their 25th wedding ....... anniversary. All wnite. White. Oregon, Oregon. pvt. Pvt. Kicnaro Richard ureen, Green. — thc home of Mr*. Nancy Dcmlrfg Mb» Marilyn Sterrick of Lansing ;formerly of BarryvUle. is located in I «»foyed the fine supper and a good Friday evening. December 12. Pot I spent Saturday night and Sunday Oeorita । • «•“-__________ ...__________ hick rapper wilt be at 7:00. Everyone with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. FtoldhN2lb!<telt2? SOUTHWEST RUTLAND is urged, tn come as she wants a Luther Sterrick. । moved in Floyd Nesoeis ten­ large crowd. ant house, lhe forner Phil Deller ’ Erwin Havens cf Detroit spent Mra. ftay Wieland and family at­ December 12 at 2:00 at the home of home. >. the weekend with hla grandparents. tended a farewell surprise party for Mrs. Charles Bunn. Everybody wel­ Mrs Elsie Tucker, who has becn'TD’.'and Mrs. Wm Havens Lawrcnee Wieland at the home of come. • at the home of Mr. and Mrs CharWm. Otte te spending a few week* Mr nnd Mra. Charles Wieland of1 Tfe O. E S. held their installation les Day for several weeks. Is now at the home of his daughter. Mra. "Logan last Monday evening. Tuesday night. The following offi­ staying in Nashville with Mrs. Lib- Fred Barlow. Mr. and Mra Glenn Godfrey of cers trere Installed. W, 1*. Pr.ultnc ble Marshall. . 1 A/C; Kenneth Dunn of NashBowne were Sunday evening guests Delores and Janet Marshall have vUle. Tenn., arrived home Wedesday at the Guy Smith home. Adah Bergey; Conductress. Nelda returned to their home after spend- on a seventeen day furlough. Peggy and Jarnos McGregor of Newton: Assistant Conductress, Ing the past four weeks with their Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo spent Straubviile. N. D.. Carl Lightfoot. Genevieve Sage: Secy.. Phcba Fight­ grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Elmer the weekend with her parents, Mr. Junior Blough. Donald McGregor, er; Trees.. Polly Parks: Installing Gillettand Mrs Harry Dunn. and Dorothy Woods, local, were Sat­ urday evening dinner guest* of Miss Mnniuerite Roger*. MIm RomO* Taylor of Wakefield is visiting her alster. Mra. George Karcher mid family. Rosrfda and Jummle Newton have fr Twelve Rebekah ladles took four candidates to Hastings for Initiation by the Hiawatha Lodge Priday eve­ ning. Mlv. Marion Roush of Lansing «penl Friday night and Saturday wllh MIm Dorothy Bunn. Mr. and Mrs. William Porritt ot South Bowne were Friday afternoon visitors of Rev. and Mra. John Mc­ Cue. Pvt. Lawrence Wieland of Fort Custer wa* a Saturday night and and Mrs. Ray Wieland. Mrs. Prank Thompson had a ‘ Brush" demonstration at her home AUCTION SALE Hoving rented the farm and more stock and tools than I need I will dispose of MONDAY, DEC. 14, 1942 Frank Denise In on thc aick list We hope he soon improves In health. Sunday dinner guest* at the Ray Wieland home were Mr. and Mm Charles Wieland and non William Grey gelding, 7 yrs. old, wgt. 1900 lbs. • Extra Vitanehu and Minerail WHEN MOTHER BAKES BREAD WITH ChamIwA LILY WHITE "Th. FLOUR th. B.,t Cool, U>. 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The in- 18 by 38 inches) A*Jc about Word* Monthly Plant button lode! 40 In. wide! TABLE LAMPS A GlfT VALUE! ARE WELCOMS GinS SMOKING STAND 2.89 Choose decorated cheia (front) or glass ball with light inside (not shown). Tilt shades for convenient reading I 155 SHEEP spread attachment. John Deere mowing machine, 5 ft. cut. John Deere single drum hay loader. OCCASIONAL COLORFUL am John Deere side delivery rake, good. CHAIR . . ONLY HASSOCKS .. ONLY . 80 Rambouillet and Corriedale full mouth ewe*. These sheep arc healthy having been 4 row beet and bean drill. Compare it with chairs costing Double cultipacker. dollar* more elsewhere. Syracuse walking plow. Sag' spring construction! Attrac­ shearen. TOOLS 2 wagons and fiat rack. Provide an extra seat! Hond- servicel low priced I You’ll wont tapestry upholstery. Oliver 2 hone walking cultivator. 4-iec. drag. . ‘No­ tive design; good looking floral Little Willie cultivator, old. Matching Rocker. , 10.95 treated regulerly and arc good 50 Wether Iambi. 25 ewe lamb*. 1.49 9.95 Van Brunt fertilizer disc drill. vgt. 1400 Iks. vary low. Glow tray New Idea manure spreader with wide 7 ft. cultihoe. Black gelding, — plus ■ T— plus WARDS ASSORTMENTS 2.39 and 9.95 ’ HORSES Vft. 1500 Iba. • Snowy White . Slkee FROM Other Table Lamps at Boy mart, 4 yrs. old, • Golden Brown Cruet J?||pHit them at Public Auction at the farm in Carlton Center or 6 miles west of Woodland Starting ot one o'eloek war tin... I after th. following: humus of Bowne. Ml** Marlon Rohrbacher of Lan­ ning spent Friday night with her BKINQ CHRISTMAS TO YOUR NOMI WITH 2-eac. drag. Top buggy, pole and thills. _ ■ Double work harness. Set fly nets. Extra collars. Many other article* too numerous to mention. ALL WOOL PILE Reduced for Xmatl TERMS OF SALE: Cash, nothing to be removed until settled for. TABU—A BUY! SCATTER RUG . 3.19 In rich worm glowing colon to MORTIMER NICHOLS, Prop 8.95 Assorted Axminstar scalier rvg* timd The top b blend wilh big rug*, in popular deosrobd wool pile makes it "springier” Dcway Reed. Auctioneer, phone 3467. Hastings. Fred Heaney. Clerk than moil ol Ihii pi ice. 118-124 SOUTH JEFFERSON ST. ' MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY inches Hohl Ue «9M^ �Ml; THE I1ASTINC6 BANNER. THURSDAY. DECEMBER, IB, 1848 RIX I strike dreiee. Meanwhile the oval six feet four inches tail and weight at her home In Aihatnbia. Calif Coast Guard No. 2 won a pair of DEATH OF MRS. FIFTY YEARS AOO FRED GAMBLE game* from Rotary No. 2. j fruit I* retailing at twenty-seven 410 pounds P M. Blake and Son. formerly of Mn Fred Gamble, aged 64. died I cents per doxen 1 The Poultry and Pet Stock show Harting*, have purchased lo C. J. John o. Nattier and family moved on Bunday at Borges* D. Goodyear. 220-214-178-612 J. C.Ketchsm, Will and John held here last week was a *urcna, Riker general store at Freeport and from the up rank* of the weekly Kalamaroo. where she »“ J Wooton. 214-182-176 —672 Damon. FredHeath. Dr. H. B. with about 300 entries ot chickens have taken powewlqn. bowler*. Dave Goodyear hit a “aeover a Week ago. She 1 Ur Mn t. j an<j over 150 of rabbit* ; The vllilagr council of Freeport poor health tor some tint* »urvl*‘"« TWENTY YEARS AGO 1 year. Dwight L Goodyear, W. D. Mra. Prancta Kills of this city has has accepted a propoeltion from J. The prize of 120 in sold offered to he led hla Goodyear Bros. Hdwe. are her husband; oqe P. Compton, 222-206-133-661 •— — "—.... . . . and Walter Hayes. John Robert* , received an order perrnitUjkg her to d Cool & Hons to light the town —— Mr*. Carlton Crltx. of \ ictcUMirw. <1_, nnmlM hu 1 .nd Mr .nd Ur. W B Cook C DeCou, 172-313-170 —654 enter lhe Womans Annex of the with electricity furnished by a number of flakes of artificial snow Co team to a three game winning two sons. Robert of Center**1]* and verdict In the Commercial League. M.ru J.mu CO_W ol O»irall lo, ihr too.b.11 rnUnului. who Michigan Soldier*' Home al Grand plant they are now installing In — H. Phillips. IM136-353 — 643 -------* — -•*«■» « — ... In the window at R. K. Grant's, William of Hastings: several grand•urrwM hnuuw T.um.n H_l»rr, ,,„„ Arbur Th.nkMl.ln. Rapids anytime within thr next six their garage building now W. Wellman. 174-314-147 — 535 being — went to MUz Bertha Pflug. Her rhlldren: two slater*. Mra KfUj K. Laberteaux. 172-175-185-633 jesigMd. day to watch Michigan prove her month* erected. Roush *nd Mr. Matle Water, of | Reminiscent of former bowling ’ H. Reynolds. 156-158-311 — 525 Miss »nUy l°: U> the football championship ‘ Mra. Cole Newton and Mrs, Arthur ; being 8.804. Hastings, and two brother*. Bam more al U. of M has been ekcled at |hr mlddl, WMl by dealing Chase celebrated their birthday* on day*, Dr. John Wooton. substitute I s Bldelman of thia city ami Charles to membership In lhe Cerclc Fran-1 — for Leonard* In the Recreation j WOMENS BOWUNG LEAGUE . Mlnnerou by a score of 23 to 6 Sunday with a six o'clock dinner FORTY YEARS AOO OIIITl'lKY Bldelman of Battle Creek. Mra cals honorary society for French • Which birthday? The fortieth, of Gamble was a member of Uie First The angel of death entered a hap­ course. ‘ Mr*. Lillian Kopf.* wife of Sigel py licme and has taken a beloved more had “Dame Fortune" smiled in elected 1 KIPTY YEARS AOO .* “2£.|VY” MetliodUt church. The remains ! Kopf. died al her home on Jeffersdp husband and loving son. Victor Euwere brought to Hasting* and serv­ football captain for 1923 THIRTY YEARS AGO ! rtreel Dec 3 of consumption. \ .gme Webster, son of Floyd Web- hi* direction. HU aerie* w*a the key ices were held al the Leonard fun­ Tlie first of a writ* of pedro parw „ „ ,Wn * V, "° n the wliole season — two for t>e night | A large water lank i* in process THIRTY YEARS AOO WlU up wllh a ..uoJL.TOay eral home on Tuesday afternoon at Windstorm Co are Installing of con'truetton at lhe c K. and 6. two o'clock, the Rev. S. Conger Johnstown twp. Oct. 22. . hold last night *1 the home Tlie of Mrs M2 ..... BaiunUi hr>tr> finish' tzvirw nt i? ...................... Ua>- WW1 _.. II,-hut Ihw.... a» ... a. Hathaway officiating Interment Jake DePrteater. of Cogswell, N D.’ Clarence Barber The “B's.'' Mr*. a new card-index ledger system. । station. ...—. Ine — TJrc—— ---— --• wun ur. 5.- at tlw age of 36 - piru xo-naive aecana place w *L^..P r long, long way ’out In front''—«lx wa* in tiw Hasting* township cemeA Brotherhood will be organized arrived here on Wednesday to apend *■ Berber. ’ " Mrs Bowen, and the .. Mlaaet Dr Cha* fi Burton died Friday ' morning Dec. 5. at the age of 36 john wooton "Bill" was spilling the winter. Hr Intends to return to Anna and Olga BexAcrnrr entertain- at Uie M E. church parlors Monday , at the Imme of hla ton in lid* city. ze'^?.'.o!'5 fl®the pins for State Insulation who games to be exact, between them evening Cogswell in the spring. Hr le greatly He waz. u pioneer whose life atory With tbrweptlon of a few years Bri. ^4^ lhc commercial League, and thetr nearest competitors,. Trio W. 1. Hogue has purchased OrvaI read* like a romance C)»fe and nisuiauon Slate Insulation of hla early Ure Ufr-bc bas llved in ’. , “ ’ I------------ujue ana mate wno arcwho are DANCER AND PLAY DAY ^» T Diamond and Harry Henry. Baltimore twp. with Mr and Mr*. I ,n Uw Recreation League. Has- , tied for second place. They won lhe PROGRAM FOR HASTINGS Only 8500 is lacking to Insure a Boyes' stock of groceries and has Col1c.rn,-IL of J Jo,’n*t5'"rn ' Jake -Hoffman, moving -----------— — •“to Hasting* •*— Ungs Ice and Fuel won a pair of first gome from Portias ami then YOUTH quarter aectlons of wheat land and new ____oper* ... .. house for HMtlnga. the taken possession of same. game* from BUss; Piston Ring* let )m. b>. 7 pllu nnd the Dencm for Hastings youth . a ln ^bruarv 1942 where he lived tha DU* year was 11.000 ----bush- building for which □>!» coal 88000 — yield - -----------------------------arrangement* to move hh family to two game* to Perks Tavern and thlr<1 gamr by 58 pins throughout this year will make uM eh ■ , and at lea^i 84000 more for furolthis city. preparatory to assuming On Oct. 22. 1037 he wa* unljed Leonards copped three games from . re,.,dlctt of the defeat, D. w. Tluiy- of tne the ampnnrr amplifier ana and puiHiue»»p<* phonognpit George Toinpkliu, pioneer rrsl- , ture and fixtures The present vator at the Wool Boot mill which the office of County Treasurer Jan Mlddlevllle. I f .. _ ___ • ; __ in marriage to Leona Blanche Norer. a member of thr Izonards had | purchased by the Hastings dent Of Assyria TNsp. died Thursday | building is wholly Inadequate, a In lhe Piston Ring League. Of-■ thc rU of Banfield. •h- uiUsfaction —•A-'-'-’J'*" of leading '.-“dire the i Youth' Council, A parly this week Jason ---McElwain sold a ----- — - L..-Uirer . fire tr»|> aqd (Boorer than little "four kindling wood when It struck bot­ slw hit n (lll Friday nlgl Mrs. Mae Diamond gave a unique IHe leave* lo inoum their loss a fice No. 1 blanked Snippers; 40 M ! night's scoring when she a fine lLn night will begin after tom. He wan picked up for dead and ro R. I corners" village# In the alate have wrrfki old Holstein calf to Geo dinner partv to twelve of her frlrcids loving wife, a .fattier, a mother, one A; Ms won two game* from Machine 516 serie* lo easily take the honor* , the basket ball game and will be (llllcsple of Mason for 8150. four Iwtf-rtsterx Room and Office No. 2 annexed the 1 of thc evening. throughout the city. However hr yesterday. Hie decoration* were pwndmother. nt the Episcopal Parish House. Tlie TWENTY YEARS AOO _______________ ____ odd game from Grinders arrangedrw__ but _______ thc sub-_____________ three half-brothers, and a host of Slate Insulation blanked Bonnet | dances will be supervised .tills year roon regained consclouMirsa, and beautltuily _______ FORTY YEARS AGO :: dinner consisted ■.'A ot friends. " aside from u slight eoncuulon and sialic* of the | The Bliss League play resulted in and Gown. Bell Telephone Co . won j bv volunteer adult couple* wilh Dec. 4. 1902 ■ boiled cabbage After dinner the —---------------------------Of a^klnd and friendly - disposition —------------. Office p... taking a p»lr of game* >iwll from, a three game series from Piston j Miss Helen Wade and Lyn Lewi* In Chae. B Kurtz, 21. died early Tues­ Emmons Chase of Detroit. son of n ftfc briLLWK, he waa uninjured hostraa Ire***’1—10- " l'e t»u<1 • welcome word for every- Foundry. Electrician* having a one Ring Office. Piston Ring Shop .< barge of arr»n«emrnt« The MonAlice Bunker Stockham. F’ .... ' .charming —„ —.— — **» ,----------------day morning at Jackson after a Mr mid Mrs Arthur Clioer of thl;/ Dr • ■ • - dancing -•—— clas* •—»-• »by — month's lllnew with typhoid fewer. city, bousts the title of being thr daughter of Slocum H. Bunker, flrat rule In thr hack by her delighted one. and hl* home and loved one* gomr“edife*'on Tool Room and’shop .whitewashed lhe Orphans. Strand day night taught were hU first conslderaUon, where office taking a brace of game* lost the odd game to Trio, and Ban­ Mra WcalM Burrel is expected to A hen.strike Is tike latest news In largest policeman in thr world He I* resident of HaaUng*. riled recently gur.-U si- ---------ff.om En|lnw,r„ he will --------be s*diy miaaetl. ner grand slammed BUs*. increaxr the participation in thew Through all jmin al time* he In the Commercial Lenguc. Good­ weekly affairs even above lhe av­ smiled. year* blanked Consumers; Middle­ D Thayer 1.19-184-173-516 erage of last season. A smile of heavenly birth: ville Creamery grandalammed An­ L. WillelU Dance supervisors this week will 142-152-173-467 And when the ungel called him drus Service; State Insulation won 141-160-157-458 be Mr and Mra Lawrence Barnett home a pair from Trio Cafe >-Coffee Shop A. Hawthorne 164-155-137-456 and Mra. William Htebblna. He smiled farewell to earth. dropped a. two to one serfrtt to Me­ M Smith 179-105-170-454 Heaven retalneth now our treas­ dic*; Auto Sport Shop lost three The Hastings I’lav Day program J. Daniels 136-162-152-450 ure. „ games to Moynahan Sales and will begin on Saturday ut the high C Hubbard Enrth thr lonely casket keeps; Moose took the odd game from City B Braendle 157-144-133-433 school gym wlU> boys of Uie sixth, ; And the sunbeams love to linger. P. O'Donnell 157-154-110-430 seventh, eighth, and ninth grades Where our’ sainted loved one In thi Service league, Rotary D TaUpferro 160-103-157-428 Inking part Some team* have been sleepe. No. I won three games from KlwanU Grace Relckord har. been elected organized In a senior league, and No. 2; Coast Guard No. 1 had a one secretary ot the lenguc for the bal­ others will be selected at nine Sat­ -ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— game edge on Ktwanla No. 1 and ance of the year, taking Ruth Pren­ urday for a Junior league tice’s place BARRYVIU.E BOWLINGNEWS Backward Glances Bin of Ysstsrday tloned town. Edwa winte Mr* Paulin facult paren home tnlLaU rcaum Nicho dinne apple statlo Islan spen Ra HOU their spen Mr. Mi ernm Spo Th libra emo ...A REAL BUY...FRESH D'HIUOU PERRS 3 29c A A A T 6 Carloads Direct From Washington's Finest Orchards A A err yours TODAY . . . ONLY FLORIDA'S “ZIRFER" ORANGE . TANGERINES HEAD LETTUCE APPLES GRAPES ORANGES VICTORY FOOD DOZ. FEATURE. JUM9O—48 SIZE EA. MICHIGAN—DELICIOUS LBS. FANCY RED EMMROR LB. JUICY FLORIDA DOZ. A & P Sup^i Piykt Mtaid *morit> **aho-ihan* SMOKED HAM DUCKLINGS STEW. FOWL METWURST KRAUT PORK LIVER SPICED HAM LB. LB. HOtiANO trrtl GRAPEFRUIT CABBAGE CRANBERRIES YELLOW ONIONS POTATOES ... MICHIGAN MILD CHEESE 34' MEL-O-BIT 2 62' ROLL BUTTER 49' EGGS 48' CHEESE NIPPY CHEESE - 40' 31' OLEO LB. LOAF CHitSI tNSICHIO til 86c 10HA FLOUR UVY RESHS 35c lUHHYFIIlO or ROLLED 04TS TISSUE •Oil FL01TIK SOAP 18c 5c . siiviaieoox LB. I,... 27c . PKGS. WHEAT BISCUIT 2 for 23c 3c«m2Sc TOMATO SOUP FOULDV MACABONI Ol rea -It suaiaooo CBS. MARVEL HOME STYLE NOW THAT COFFEE RATIONING IS HERE. A&P COFFEE IS STILL VOUR BEST BUV torero 2 ... 27c <#«Ajp.d 41c Why. 3 &’29‘ IACH 19C COCOANUT LAYER CAKE V LB 30c tACH 31c L.32c x 5 ROMAN v CLEANSER CLEANS AS IT WASHES WHITENS CLOTHES or •OT. Q< / 2,/^ 39c Afitl’ Coffee offers you finer, fresher flavifr in every cup. PEANUT BUTER 2/A45C nars w mtth (ohh h m wa Join the thousands who save up to 10f a pound. nun Ell MT 0’CLOIK (oral RED CIRCLE AEROWAX NO RUBBING LIQUID WAX BOKAR COFFEE Th* American Soybean Aasoclatidn h warning farmer* not to plant th* McCluve variety of soybean—because It cohtains ao much lea* oil than othei* varieties that thr brans are worth a* much as 40c per bushel less [ for crushing. i j How Much Water for .Hogs , 1 T I B j Seeding Sudan Grau Grape Berry Moth 1 New York'Experiment Station report* that th* only eatisfaetory way ------------.1.-------— ।-------------i- -------------------a.^ B ea|cium arienate| to control the grape berry.muth u to spray with bordeaux spray the minute the small grape* show reu w._—— do il again in ly to 14 daya. In vineyards where the peal wg* serious last year, two additional sprays of fixed nicotine are recommended * July I or early August. at nln a’ we its s“%a.,,Zr Gr dtn kurau preMnl —rr Mra MeClIn- 2* Mr «”d Mn MmW Mrnd i«k .nd or Oo.li.,,. Mr. -nd •», •P"’> TMn»Ml,in, d-r Mr. Bon Cool or K.I.m.ra. M. at the McKeown home and Mra. LukLs ot Battle Creek. Mr. i■ Mr*. Nellie Brown of Charlotte, and Mr*. John Ennis and Mr*. Oro- Mr. and Mr* Harvey Miller and j two children and Mr. Drake all of ver Davenport. I Lansing spent Thanksgiving day PLEASANT VALLEY with Mr and Mrs. Orio Roush. Lam Week's Leiter j Mr. and Mra. L. A. Day enlerMn and Mra. Emery Kime had as I talned 21 at a family Tlianksgtvthelr Thanksgiving guest*. Mr. and ,lng dinner. Present were Mr. and Mra Andrew Roush of Hastings. Mr*. Oliver Johnson of HcnderMr. and Mra. Harold Yoder and ,*hoU. Mr. and Mra Perry LauNorma of Freeport. Miss Correan baugh of Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Clemen* of Prescott. Mr. and Mr* Elmer Uubaugh. Mr and Mra. George HelnU. Mr and Mrs Roy Clyde Henderahotl and Robert and Guckler and family of Caledonia, I Mr. and Mra. Frederic Slocum and Mr*. Dora Kepkey. Mr. and Mra. ,nmUy of Hastings and Mrs. Lev William Oackler. Mr. and Mra. Au- ।llc Dickerson and daughters of drew Oackler and Carl A. Seger Shull*. • of Wddlevilie. and Mks. Lydia ---------------- ----------------------Oackler and family of Caledonia, Moffat of Grand Rapids. ---------- 7----------------------Mr. and Mra. John E. Brake enpVft"r9M W/Sl tertalned lhe following guests for IrriPTUAr t()*z Thanksgiving: Mr*. Roy Kyser and / Mhrte. Mrs. OoraM Kyser and O’ WHmRS fijr' children from South Boston. Mr.1 !^U/ADD/)UHC and Mr*. Leo Kyser -and family DUill/J f AvX of Logan, and Mr. and* Mrs. Don k m . Kyser and baby from Detroit j , be M tr ni pl ul fo Ya Kansas Experiment Station report* that the Nancy Gold sweet — potato ‘i»------suwrior rrior to to Nancy Nancy Hall Hall— —Orange 1. Little Little Stem Stem I*is preferable preferable to to Little Stein Jersey—and either Maryland Golden or Speaker'* Special la belter than Improved Big Stem Jersey in their teeta. Soil* en the aandy I side produce better commercial sweets than do Uie heavy soils because of ’ better shaped tubers—and Red Bermuda has given beat result* on heavy * toils. New Dust for Garden Pests Weal Virginia Experiment Station report* excellent reaulla from the ; use of a new combination garden peat dust containing about % of 1% of ' rotenone and from 6*., to 8% of metallic copper. It la used on potatoes, tomatoes and eg* plant to control or prevent both early and late blight, leaf spots anti certain foliage diseases—and when u»ed on cucumber*, melon* and similar plant* it effectively control* beetlee, wilts and leaf 71 tf Eradicating Broomsedge Git in thi CALL YOUR LOCAL LALYAS I COMM 11IH XT STORE v Farmer* in a number of itatea where broomsedge la a major pa*lure problem have found that burning doe* not eradicate il—but plenty of lime and xuiierphosphate does. Broom sedge is a sign of sour, depleted eoil end a thin aland of desirable xrasaea and legumes. When lime and phos­ phate are supplied the desirable plant* crowd out lhe broomsedxe. While this is taking place the recommendation I* to mow the broomsedge before it goes to seeo. I Pruning Keiffer Pears Now that the earners have learned haw to turn out an excellent prod­ uel from Kelffer peart, Michigan. Experiment Station says that owners of Kelffer tree* can eaah la at last by growing pear* of larger size in years of bumper crop*. Stanley Johnson of the South Haven fruit elation has alMoet entirely corrected lhe Kelffer habit of bearing a large crop of email pears every other year, br heading bach all branchea that fall to make *lx Inches of new terminal growth in a year.' When this wm done I on a block of treea 35 year* old, they produced 133 fewer bushels af fruit | per acre than unpruned treea—but the crop waa worth 110-17 mor* par acre because of lanrer-aisad fruit- Thl* method of pruning gave better result* than either thinning or severe beading. I , 1 I ARMY COBBLER—How the shoeless Continentals at Valley Forga would have envied th* United, Stales soldier* of today when the Army carries to the field every facility for keeping footwear whole and comfortable! Despite the modern mechanization of the armed forces, shoe* are still a moat important factor in the auldier's equipment An Army shoe lasts about four months and in that time la ae-aoled twice. The shoe then la ready for salvage, and from thia Unde San also derives a percentage. With, the latest equipment and skilled repairmen Mme of the camp* and poets can turn out 900 pain of re-aoled ahoea a day, according to the Quartermaster Corp*. Million* of shoe* have been bought for the Army since it is estimated that each man la th* fighting fore** will require 10 pain during hi* period of service. Ml eo da Sc co Both leaf spots in currant* and gooseberrfea, and mildew in the latter, can be readily controlled by timely apraying—according to New York ' Experiment Station. Gooseberries should receive a spray of lime-sulfur 1-80 immediately after bloom-^-and a spray uf 3-5-100 bordeaux right * after picking pickingIs ----------finishod. Currant* ____ should receive an application of B-3-100 bordeaux when the fruit is half grown and again after picking. 41V. N JAVI YOURS FOR THE NEXT FICMUR Many testa at cornbelt rxperimtpt stations show that in summar growing pig* normally require an average at b lbs. of.water for each pound of gain—and in vert- hot weather' a good-sized ehoal may need a -------------------:.i— Are yobr nogs getting this much when allon of wat i*y need ill Illinola Experiment Station reports that early seeding of audan grass j not only will not hasten the development of the crop in moet seasons but will reduce the aixe of the crop. They recommend waiting uptil th* aoll I is thoroughly warmed—and then seeding about 20 to 26 Ib*. to the acre 1 by setting the wheat drill at two peck* of wheat. POLISH ‘.o?- 23c 2-41- 2-47* 2-51 IXPLOSIVIS 1 Don’t Plant McCIave Soybeans ■OLD ENGLISH Uncle Sam Necdt WA* BONDS WA* STAMPS BO I. frie aur bu on Sweet Potato Choice FILLED CANDY That’s because every pound of A4P Coffee is Custom Ground to the exact ftneneM for your own coffeepot a/fcr yaw beey . . .’not factory-ground, days. WALNUTS A well planned barn i» a joy forever. Tho barn in the sketch is , located on tho Charles Diehl farm in Traill County, N. D., and it was as ' carefully worked out a» a modern factory. The right wing contains the I nulk room and feed grinding ro^m—with grain storage above. Note the sliding screen door to keep flies out in summer. tUNIIiri »*ncr So you've got to be sure that thc coffee you buy is as fresh as possible. feU i Currants and Gooseberries 6Z0UND etCAHj FUDGE NUT UKE with Coffee rationing means you must inajti- your coflfcc Inst longer. •2. 3. Well-Planned Barn raANSiNMytH 2.... Me Ho dou fam H Rin % S.*“d w ."d S’, DOZ. MEDIUM SIZE ... 4c tOUCATO* CRAX KtllOOtt DRESSED aw LBS. HAND FICIID -gAfittTTl MIXED NUTS ISU. BAG ££ S'A'JJrolS « Vi 17c CAMMHl'l h IOLB. MESH BAG ------------------------------------ By WILLARD BOLTE------------------------------------ WISCONSIN UEIN6 POWDER '/■H- OYSTERS LB. Farming Facts Worth Knowing 23' 10’ 20' 27' 45' dlto Aria BUM Eli wu rrct jori CLOVERDALE Mrs Gordon Hoffman Is work­ Ijist Week's Letter ।ing in the office al the Bliss and MUs Emma Johncock. of Detroit, 1she and Miss Agnes Benson who spent tlie weekend with her parent*. ,works in tlie office al the Car Mr. and Mrs Arthur Johncock jSeal have an apartment together. Mra. Martha Replogic U spending Mr. and Mr*. Frank McCauley the winter wllh her daughter and (of LaGrange. Ind., nnd Mr and husband. Mr and Mr* Everett Me- ;Mr* Ray Yoder of Elkhart, Ind . Callum of Hickory Comers. were recent callers of Mr. and Mr*. Mrs Emma Dickerson left Wed- ।Elmer Gillett. MUs Clara Gillett nesday to spend several days with .of Nashville wa* home over the Mr and Mr* Lloyd Mill* of South ,weekend. Bend, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson WilUtta Mra. Jerry Payne of Lansing spent and children of Muskegon Heights the pest week at the Russell Hart (spent their Thanksgiving vacation home. wilh Rev. and Mrs J. J Wlllltta Mr. and Mrs Richard Engle and ।Dr. nnd Mra. Clayton WillllU of son* have moved to their home here .Saranac and Mr* Clare Day and after spending several months ini,Vivian were Thursday night aupHarting* ' Mr and Mra George Brewer of /7 nuucll Meftd nnd Augusta entertained ThankMMng' 2c’a% 17c CHE FLOUR .. 18' HIAOIIU AHO DillltO LBS. SELECTED— MICHIGAN CHIRFEWA UBT FOOD FRESH HERRING 2 - 25< FOR FANCY LATE HOWE LEMOH PEEL 36* 26' 30' 32' VICTORY FOOD FEATURE HOME GROWN SOAP FLAKES oa eitci WHITING 19' 14' 29' 15' 25' 1UMHTHILO hah FANCY IONS IUAH0 uicsd TEXAS—SEEDLESS—M SIZE “Be give ‘ �Tn BAITINGS BANNER THURSDAY, nECKMBYK 1», IW MIDDLEVILLE Ul» rra-a* *— * OnM »PU> rani Um wi*irl M ROM M bar kb >jr WW «> RM* la* •««« * Honed with lhe U. 8 army near At- Phliip Banter. dlavllle Eastern HLar chapter me: 1 «• »*«■ sown »™ *“*- committee. Don't forget the gifts tor at the home of Gladys Guf-' roandlag communities are invited the baMinent and alee tha gifts tae ___ ._____ ____ -__ a —tA rnmw unit anlnv thia flrat mar* some weeks iritis her pare® furlough. .1 l**l M* M* ---------- ---------------- --- —---Mr. and Mra Devtd'Perrauit have and Mra. Olive OhurehUJ. ! with rationing we Amorlci>ni are 1 program and a surprise feature churcft gundsy Wednesday for Detroit where Mr. present location. surely blessed with a profusion of j«« 2* again. DeSmit is employed. winter months Meadamea Nora Stimson. Lerma entertained a company ol fourteen Mra. Kenneth Vogel, and MUs Kirkpatrick. Darts Poulson, Rose Pauline Wslker of the T.-K. school Poulson. Vesta Grille th and Jean lhair home on Grand Rapids Bl. faculty, spent the weekend at Jack­ Baiscb were in Hartings Tuesday Saturday evening. son with Mr. Vogel, and Miss Ws evening to lhe insinuation of lhe Fauutner »aw FLf.ABAMT HILL । wife and family. parents. . Eastern Star offlcara. Leonard BUm1 Mr. and Mra Waller Lewi* and Mrs. Mildred Hook is a patient Mra. Hattie Stevens • returned sided ever by Maud Bei1 now tnot Ooverdale were Bunday of Vnlvrrsity hospital. Ann Arter. | The West Side Social dub will - 1 miasm of Mr and Mra Herb Cook. We wish her a sneedv recovery. home Friday from a visit with her party as driver. more and daughlaa anjogwl A telephone has teen installed el meet for A turkey dinner this Wed•on. Dr. Loyd Stevens and family turkey dinner and waUn night : Mr and Mra. Amos Palmer and Marjorie Wright U still laid up son dinner with the Baas Ya the Ralph Flnkbelner residence- , nesdar with Mrs C. I* Htar. at Joliet. III. lhc b*diy sprained knee, ro* | Harting* Saturday night. or held at the Masonl; two children spent Sunday with Boy Scout Troop Wo. 85 will hold party to be I Notice the big. beaming smile of Donald Churchill, who recently 05FB. Mr. and Ma. Bert Palmer. Paul ceived when she was hit by an temple- \ MUs Jesnnett Ru«g of tha Beil 8am Myers The region is enother enlisted In the army air corps, ba* and the twins automobile on that icy Monday aft•------ - -• intie daughter, the third, bom to Monday night with tha new scout Mr. and Mra. Stephen Carter «moon. Mra. Myers at Pennock hospital leader, Chris Jensen In charge of at Hastings Saturday from North entertained his call comes tor service. her nephew and wife. Jo-Ann Bryant te recovering vsry, Mr aud Mra night until Sunday. Her soldier early Sunday morniiyf. Aa the stork the mac ling. This la lhe fir at rneel- Carolina tor a Week's furlough. HU Mr and Mra. Ralph Westbrock ot nicely from an appendicitis opera-' t Mondav wu im Mr. and Mrs. ‘Dirodore Wterlnga Chicago. Monday. , t!rm performed at fen nock hospital ■ Bllrtcker r.^ny Richland of Grand Rapids and Mra. Grace deratand the little lady U Still name- many boys will become interested and with her parents. Mr. and Mra *«° .,7ld*I, 'I ’1!1 u ; R*r and Harold OUs of Kalema* Nichols, local ware Sunday evening took Uie young folks to Battle less. We might suggest "Pearl Har- and get a real 'llfrriy Troop again Ernest Vermeulen, her sister and ' Mr. and Mra. Paul Gibson enter-. talned her parents. Mr. and MnJ Mr and Mr * Bob_ Johnson are ! ” -22. dinner guests of Mra. W’s mother. cousin, MIm Norine Vermeulen and Creek Sunday afternoon . bar " as being very appropriate as Mrs Hattie Johnson in south ThornPrank Prentice of near Hastings Miss Charlene Sherman, all were The ambulance brought Mrs Carl she arrived on the first anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Manville Whitney ’ Segar and infant daughter "Dawn Mra. Isabel Lepper b looking after Woman's Society of Christian Serv­ dinner guests of Ur. and Mrs. Edd and Bert and Maurice Carter, local, and family are moving Into Breezy 1 Pvt Willis Hillis Jorgenson, who Is Marie" to the home ot har parents, the Myer* household and the two ice Saturday, was vary successful Farnsworth, that evening. Sunday to a turkey dinner Sunday. 1 , Mrs Mae McDonald entertained Rest cottage at clear lake. stationed al Camp Edwards. Rhode Mr. and Mrs Andrew Oackler. Sun- little alstera, and MIm LucU* Orerall spent the day at the Vermeulen Mr. and Mrs. Horria Edmonds are j trwB£^ her sister, Mra. Maud Konlng and home on the Irving Road Island, arrived Saturday night for day, from Pennock hospital I holt of the T-K school a also a moving In the house where Dr 1 a week's furlough, which he will Tlie Floral Garden club which was member of the family. December surely started off with Mra Woodward of Grand Rapids Peaae formerly had hU office. the ladles moved to the City Hall j -ON PAY DAY, BUY RONDO— Sunday. spend wilh his parents and broth- to ijave mat with Mra. Martha ' Mr. and Mrs. Vur Adams, Mr. and Members of lhe Rouse Circle and a bang and winter came early. The Mr. and Mra Paul Gibson and Benaway last Wednesday, cancelled Mrs. Ocorge Adams. Mr. and Mrs blizzard Wednesday was one of the Ray Lyons spent the weekend at the meeting due lo tha storm I Claude Rotenberg, and Mr. and Mra noon Thursday, at the Christmas worst the local school officials and zelle Stanton and family of the Holland helping his sister care far mall carriers have ever encountered A few weeks ago Uie Ralph Teeter Earle Kermeen had a belated wed। their father, James Lyons, who is famlly In Yankee Springs, heard the ' ding anniversary surprise, Sunday party at the home of Mn. T. 3. so early in the season Al I ho' school Power* district Sunday evening. Mr and Mr*. Curtis Pierce and ' chimes of thc Methodist church. Last on Mr. and Mrs. Will Schroder at appropriate to the season and very wns nt Allegan spent Sunday with Mrs. Gerald Rogen of Hastings week Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ear) Caledonia. intert sting, followed by carol sing ­ her parents, Mr. and Mra. Stephen spent lhe weekend with her parent*, Kermeen who live on tha Kent-: My. and Mra. Burdette Wadd ating and exchange of gifts. Dainty to make a trip that regularly took Carter. Mr. and Mrs. James Polhemus. them forty-five minute*. The right j Bany county line, six miles north- tended the funeral of a friend. Mrs. BEA Miss Mary" Kowalczyk, who recent- west of town, heard lhe music at Dora Fedcwa, mother of Mr*. Clay- refreshments were served by thc ran *«„r„ „ .n„„ o, hostess assisted by Mra. H. E. Ben­ assistants on the busses and some ll0tTJc Monday night and on Wedtlic clone of Uie church service, and ion Brandstetter, at the St Rose X Th! "«day accompanied his father. ernment posilkni at a Camp near 1 very clearly. The young people church in Hastings. Friday forenoon, nett at the coffee um. TJte January meet.ng will be held with Mrs Mark wuuura u Chlc-n u lhe m Spokane. Washington. ‘ still owe some on these chimes aud The East Side card club was cnThr T.-K. school and Community are anxious to clear the debt before tertatned by Mra. Harry Bennett. Ritchie with Mra. Lenna Kirkpatrick library will be closed Saturday aft­ Jan. 1, so if anyone can help with a last Wednesday instead of Mra. and Mr*. H. A. Bell in charge of en­ tertainment. , MW T . r _-., WH1W1 ernoons ’during the winter months. donation it will be appreciated. । Ohaa. Parker, due — to *• the — -------storm. LaPlsrre Stimson of Uie northwest Vhelvebre schteito£‘ Another b^ In order to conserve fuel. Books may Middleville friends of the Chas Township treasurer Grover CUuc from th. WMl eoumy chanlc in the Air Corps Dec. 7. be taken out every day school bi in has been busy during the early Bunn family were much interested vicinity was taken very Hi the lai- ; On account of lhe bad weather winter getting ready to gather m to see the picture of their son. Cor­ ter par. of the week and aa te was. llnc he>r lhe Charles Wllron home, The T.-K. senior class is busy poral Raymond Bunn In the Grand alcne finally made his way to a j Wllh me excepuOn of a few chldren last Thursday, the Sunshine Club Drive in for winter check-ups regularly. Lot ut help nrmarlng for iu annual play Rapids Press last week. Corp. Bunn neighbor's who summoned a doctor , from the vicinity of Payne and Gun ■ was postponed until this Thursday, R J- Williams has been having ••Betty's Millionaire" which will be for collection of taxes. starting Sat­ was serving as engineer on a pumper and helped him home. He was found i.v— whh w.™ Kreuth, a—s' you take care of the but and keep it in tip-top shape. lo be very ill w‘lh pneumonia and towfl. all were delivered near their I SiSV’ita whlrij ™rt of°on^fl'nAr given Thursday nnd Friday nights, urday December 12 for all day. and - -- - injury in which part ol one finger Don't take chances with winter. Drive in today. on Wednesday afternoons until Jan. and suffered sevete wounds which 1 was brought to tlie boms of hU dltorium. Members of thc cast are— kept him in tlw hospital about three rister. Mra. Vera Smith in the cast malned closed the rest of the vcek was removed. Mrs. Sneathen of Avis Jackson. Brure Chase, Bud thc Bank on Saturday afternoons months. He ts now back on lhe Job of town and this afternoon. Monday for conditions didn't warrant open­ Middleville is helping at thc WU। Uams home this week. wthear he is some better. Mrs. Bliss. Marilyn Gillett. Esthel Arentz. only. as a member of the fire department ing. Some of the side road dwellers Paul Palmer is attending the Eli Holes. Leia Barrett. Anno He­ A telephone hu been Installed at at Hickman Field, with the .decora­ Stlxrucn. who is e helpless intail-1. Is were snowbound from Wednesday. witt. Charier. Harris. The play is di­ tion of the Purple Heart. His broth­ with a son anxl family In Grand until Saturday. The rural carriers Junior Livestock show at Detroit rected by Earl Van Sickle and Mar­ melee No. is 87F2 er Clayton is in the Hawaiian Is­ Rapids. had their troubles too: Wednesday,; jorie Chandler. The annual Christmas party ol J. C. Schad on Rt. 1 covered about '■ Thc Harold Otto famlly-were Sun­ lands In army duty. Both boys and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Parmelee of day dinner guests of her parents, parents ____ lived in this vicinity several thc Mastara-Jonss circle will be two-thirds of hla route: Ray Servan DOWLING The second lesson In Home Nurs­ Hopkins were Sunday guests of their Mr. and Mra. Oscar Sherk on the years, MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR m.*. hU br « d««ir u.d ’ ing „„ will „ be given this Thursday aftdaughter. Mrs. Waller Bender and north county line. Tlie occasion Beeler. Thursday afternoon. Dec, " .1”"1™ •to“ emoon al (he home ol Mr,. XU. STATE ST. HASTINGS family, southwest of town. wiu to honor the 17th Birthday of Norman of Battle Creek were guests 17. A An* program Is In thr making mUeage; Ol.nn Orilferh .u Ml Smith (ran 3 to (. Henry Griffrlh. who hu been vls- Robert Otto right covering 3 until erath south eneeeme Route mn , , the Red CTm to a venison dinner, Sunday at lhe and it is Imped there will te a good I Hehl iltng his nephews in thia locality, Pvt. Edward Schnurr enjoyed a home of Mra. Drew's mother, Mn. I attendance. A general invitation is : of town between the Russell Bender h-ts gone to the home of Leo Grif- three days' furlough. Sunday to Hattie Smith honoring her birthday. I extended to those not members of and Clifford Davis homes where ne | feth al Hickory Comers. Tuesday with his parents. Mr. and The P. & A. M. lodge Nd. 231 tlie circle and there wiio come arc stalled in mow so deep he could A company of nearly thirty-five Mr*. Murray Schnurr at Parmelee. met In regular session Fridav night a.-ked to bring a* ten cent article. barely get out himself. A snow plow fi tends from the northeast vicinity,. He left for lhe camp In Missouri and elected the following officer*— Other* of the commlUx are Mrs. and wrecker put him back on his surprised Mr. and Mra. Howard Col-; Tuesday night. A. H. Parker and Mrs. L. M. John- road and he has been covering the bum Saturday night at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ritchie enter­ ward Btorkan; J. W.. Eldon Poulson; route since by going about a third on north Grand Rapids St. Hie tained Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Parker, Ki nneth Kept, who Ima been em- longer way. Folks don't think the ' a — * u. , RUMt^brought a pot luck lunch and Thus Gillett; E. D„ Nonnan Pur­ pbyed in Detroit for some months. I Weather Man ha» just cooperated 1 al the cicvc of a very pleasant eve­ and Mra. C. L. Hlar at a coopera­ chase: J. D.. Harold Haskins; lyter. spent last week with ills parents. I with Uncle Sam in saving fuel for it ning presented the young folks with tive supper and cards Saturday eve­ Henry Poulson. Offices of chaplain.; nortp of town, and Sunday left to: has taken plenty —------------— the put— week. a nice sum of money, aa a belated ning. marshal and stewards will be filled Detroit, naving enlisted in the Navy Middleville Community Brother­ . wedding gift. ” The Young Woman's Guild will by appointment After election-the1 MMorpu.—hood will ::tart off with a bang next The Floral Garden club will hold meet Thursday evening of this week officers were installed by the fol­ The Pythian Sisters nnd Knights Monday night. December 14. Tickets its Christmas meeting. Wednesday, with Ruth Dean at the Rugg home. lowing brother*—Grand installing of Pythias will Join in a family Dec 17 at thr home of Mra Harokl The K. of p. lodge met for election officer. Malcomb Maelver; marshal. ulgnt gathering at their Temple geants have planned a regular ban­ Grlffeth. There will be u pot luck of officers Monday night. Tuesday night. quet and President Helrigel has ar­ dinner and gift exchange. Hie Pythian Sister* have elected lain, Harry SUmson. Oaa rationing makes it harder ranged a venison supper for lhe Mrs. Blanch Segeralrom of the the following officer*—M. E. C. of­ Middleville Sun fotcc, hu been fice is vacant, but Lavina Flnkbelner confined to her home since Satui- will continue acUng until a successor "Today we American art working and fighting to dav. with a severe attack of arthritis. ts elected. Other officers' are—E. 8.. Ivan J Payne, son of Mrs. Ray Lucile Oauy: E. J., Twila Elwood; our liberty, our happiness. We must work harder and j_o___ ____ _ _________ ___ Servan. who Joined lhe army air But it is physically impossible for us to work or fight right useless wt eat the right corp. Nov. 17, is making fine prog­ Marjorie Williams; M. of P.. Lulu foods — and enough of them. Check your diet seow. Are you cooperating wilh ram according to nil report?. He has Allen: protector. Pauline Longstreet; your government's National Nutrition Program? Remember, you are vital to lha been sent from Camp Grant. IU. to guard. Leone Dean; ------------------------------- ----------------trustee for Miami. Fla., for five weeks' baric three years. Ollie Talbot; pianist, training in the ordnance non-com- Marion Flnkbelner. delegate to grand missioned officers corps. On com- temple—Zcra Robertson; alternate, pletion of that course hc.ta scheo- Mattia Ritchie; captain of staff, uled to go to Aberdeen.* Maryland. Zera Robertson; installing officer, (WAITH *>.D wnrau str vice for a commissioned officers course Marian Swift. SANTA CLAUS TO YOUR CAR! MCKEE SERVICE OIL SALES America Must Sat Kight \ to Work and Tight Kight! fr Henry Shively, who has been Ill । Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rock and son for several months at his home in Frederick returned from their three Yankee Springs township, remains > weeks* hunting trip with two deer. AUCTION SALE Hoving decided to quit farming, wa will tell at auction at our form located 10 lias south of Naehville on M-66 or 1 Ya miht north of Assyria Center on BUY WAR BONDS WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16,1942 Commencing at J o'clock the following described property: HORSES Bay mare, 11 yn. old Gray mare, 11 yn. old Blue roan gelding, Gai is a quick, economical cooking fuel. It is ideal foe retaining thc natural juices and flavor of meats, poultry, fish, vegetables aod fruit HOGS 8 Feeder pige FARM TOOLS McCormick-Deering mower CATTLE Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, Guernsey cow, 7 yrs. old, Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, OUR SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHICKING ACCOUNTS WAR SAVINGS BONDS BANK MONEY ORDERS Guurnuy cow, J yr». old. Guemaay htifer, 2 yrt. old, fresh : 1 Sterling hay loader John Deere tongue-truck binder Black Hawk cam plantar GuDmatyJarwy cow, 5 yrs. old, due Moy 20 Guemtay cow, 5 yean old, ’ - Holitoin cow, 3 yrs. old, 3 section spring drag Rubber tiro wagon and Hot rack Fanning milt with elevator MISCELLANEOUS H.P. gag en­ gine and pump jack Large vise 75 bushel crates Set heavy wotk harnen 2 extra work hamoigog 4 10-gal. milk cans Oil drum Other articles too numeravt to mention. For rent of $2.50 and government tax—in our fine safety deposit vault. Tests prove that low temperature roasting, broiling ami boiling of omra retain more natural juices and flavor than when they are cooked at high temperatures. '’ Broiling and frying meat should be done at a low heat fix best results. Vegetables are easily ruined both in taste and food value by overcooking both al high and low itmprralure. Most fresh vegetables should be prepared with the least amount of water possible thus retaining their own juioag. Fruits should be treated in the same manner. Don’t destroy al! the essential minerals and vitamins in fruits and vegetables by overcooking. Gas is an ideal way to prepare these foods. It can be easily regulated and it low cost modern cooking fuel every homemaker will enjoy. Walking plow Steel land roller McCormick-Deering 4ua April 21 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES McCormick-Deering side delivery rake Two-hone walking cultivator due May 5 COOKING WITH GAS SAVES YOU MONEY, VITAMINS . . . FLAVOR AND FUELI || Eat These Foods Every Day || MILK - at least a pint for everyone, more for children—or che«e or dried or evaporated milk. ORANGES, TOMATOES, GRAPEFRUIT or RAW CAMAGE — at least one of these. VEGETABLES, GRIIN, LEAFY ANO YELLOW —one btg helping dirfics POTATOES and APPLIi-snd other egctables and fruits. ■RIAD end CIRlAl-wbol< POULTRY, HAN MEAT or FISH-or •ometime* dried beam or pest. PATS. LWIITi end SEASONINGS is you like them, Gat one today for your war Bonds and other valuable papers. NATIONAL BANK OF HASTINGS MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVI SYSTEM ANO FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP TERMS: CASH day of »gle, nothing to be removed until settled for. W. J. and E. M. SARVER, Props H1NEY FLANNUY. Auctioneer E. E. GRAY, Clerk (onsumERS poun �THE HASTINGS BANNER. THURSDAY. DECEMBER. It. IMt weU as co-hostess last Friday after-1 “How Can We Improve Our Woe- SUDDEN PASSING OF The County Christian Union meeting will be held, at —1 by k<>>Maxine fnr •kirkUrf Ku MRS. DORA FEDEWA noon. Twenty five travel kits for ship",I —led Bates. Grove church Monday evening. soldiers were made, a shower was 8:30 R. M. Evening worship. Bpe. . . ------. — «x— , ■ cIal number, -jesu* Is Dearer Than away on Tuesday evening. Dec. : 14. also given, honoring Mra. Forrest *how* R. Thoma* L Though Though she she had had been been th in poor poor', 1Mr. and Mrs. Paul WOo‘1"’*chas< Begcrow. Mra. Leo Rush wa* a |AUThe girls physicaleducation R. Thomas health, n=> her death '•came suddenly Mr. and Mrs. Laurence ncauo, “«- — --------- • baby. ------ -------. Mr ana Mn. Lawrence Hilbert and MIm gue*t and ha* now. Joined lhe club, i oetnwn— wno u »ru»r classes started practicing for bas- Ottosen The next club meeting will be I Midweek prayer service Thursday I from a heart attack. She wm Gordon and David si.n<<ny Ixmena Hilbert entertained Sunday ketbail Tuesday. Dec. 1. They are wnn Mra. Ronaia venman ——- of 1 held at the home of Mrs. Carl Helse ; eventag at the home of Mr*. Clara •bcm in Clinton co., ana came *1? honor learning overhand throw*, under- Tota>, her husband and children to Ha*- at Kenneth Kelsey's in h“n|?„ Hesteriy-Blair Klopfenstein. ‘ ‘ ......’ ' ........................... Christmas vacation for Hastings hand, over-shoulder, chest pa**. Lowell lings about 31 years ago, Mr. Fed- Lucile. Hlldred, Margaret and uoroChoir rehearsal Friday evening. Freeport. Mr. and Mrs, R. I. Wolschool* will start Thursday. De- ride pa**, one hand pass, and prac- Player Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Hesteriy of ewa preceding har In death In 1929. thjTs birthdays all oreuring m “ *■ ——•—* through tlce ahoota from straight In and Collin* colt, soutlwast Woodland and Mr West wr>l Woodland -announce -------------------------lhe marMrs. Pedewa was a member of St. week's time. n ... Rev. George Wingard. Pastor and Mra. Carl Wall* and Mr. and rla<e of daughter. Doris, lo backboard *hootlng. ?lngd°m Rew Catholic church and of the The P. T. A. program for Dec win 10:00 A. M. Morning worship Mra. nird.in Mr. BlrdslU Mnilv HoUy. Woodland Woodland. I Eugene Blair* of Allegan. *°n of Mr. Fifth-hour members of the rhet­ Altar Society She waa a woman be by the school. Menu cum: Mr. nual informal Initiation of new oric class visited thc various rooms Soiiwr Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lehman en­ and Mra. Mehta Blair of Lansing. of fine character and will be greatand Mrs. Frank Haight. Mr. ana f (service ana mts . nwi» ..... 8:00 P. M. Young People's Service Blocker member* Tuesday evening. Decern- of of high Knool lupWBy giving <lTOlB m tertained with a family dinner Sat- Thc ceremony wo* performed by school Tuesday in-. 7:30 P. M. Tuesday choir practice. practice. ly missed, jeapecially in her home Mrs. Charles Townsend, Mr. and Rev. Harold J. King at the Pres­ *>er *• *1 nn farming tullu on U,c VSrlor>' corl“ her «hurch. to both of which Mrs. Harlow Barnum. Mr. and Mra. Thursday 8:00 P. M. Midweek and •SjSerl" »>K>. U M »r..rcrcd AfU. byterian Manse. Allegan. They were H1.ua4.m4 Rilr- ........ ... . she was sincerely rrvicc. ~~ "— — ———• dVjoted. —VJ"~ A1 lots Wood. attended by Mr. and Mra. John T»r U.lhodUt enuren church ’ “j* " ' _. ..... . “Ji' JT.', . ~~ inc WoodUnd wooaianti Metnootst ""'T -------- “ vue. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of/Allegan. which were answered by the repL* proof that lhe spirit of MethodUm CUyton Brandstetter and Miss ASSYRIA Mrs. Blair ta a graduate of Wood ­ j. । Chase and sons Gordon and David rwentatlva. Free inrow* missea: sranain. j>; i—7.. *U11 Uvea During the post yea* Amhr* *nd one PM*r 'Last........... w <n conltrenc. rc«oull«» “ Week's Utter land High school with the class of Th» students—tn--Miss all of Hastings. She also leaves Girl Reserve* and the Hi-Y are T--------------------- Kamlnskes Kenyon. 1; Garrison. 2; Coleman 'cf CoaU Orovemany Improvements have been me r . Mrs. Homer Erway and children 1940 andxgraduated from tlie Lan• .r. | j; « grandchildren:’Seidl a brother. rriannlna a pre-holiday party for homeroom are h,.v(n. buying war war atamna «tamps 2; -----------Keeler. ■ «. 2; Townsen< X— — | Mrs. Lawrence Faul. Mrs. Wayne dng Buiiniu University in Lan­ made. Tho Auditorium and annex three Matthew^UWh'^o? and of Muskegon Heights and Mr. and Long and Harry Hany Ung were Grand 18. and bond* with the Idea that they Thomas,. 1: Ottosen. 1: Lowell; 'I Ung were completely decorated. New inA'1™*' orJo^’1 .... dner Mrs. Harold Caso and family were sing. She is employed In the Farm The Hl-Y held their Informal Insaving for things that they may Collins, i; Kingdom. 1; Blocker, 1; ' Rapids visitors Monday. Loan Ara'n In Allegan. Mr. Blair laid linoleum was purchased for the gnd Mrg John B,uer of Lading, guest* at the home of their mother illation on Tuesday evening. Nov- purchase after the war U over. Fonger. 1; Roth. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins of attended Lansing High school and annex. The annex U now heated 8olaj81 lu h maM WM at 8l and fBniHy over the holiday. 24. at Harold Townsend * home on Because of a shortage of help Lansing were guests of Mr. and Mrs. j by a gaactreulator. There, Improve- Row_ chu“.h Prlday forenoon at Thc home of Mr. and Mrs *:*' The home of Mr. and Mrs Roger is employed in Otsego. M-43. The boy* initiated were: and a rush for extra gas blank*. Clifton Mlei Sunday. ■ .. r... _• thr u-ene of men> were made at a cost of about .ten....... They are at horne t^ their friends ment* o'clock, with Father J. V. Dil­ | Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Parrott have Stanley Bridleman. Ronald Brou. high school girl* have been' help­ yr—• ----- — -— •-----ton officiating otncianng usawicu uy tiro iwv a pretty wedding at three oclock lon assisted by jack Walton. Kenneth Miller. Ma*- Ing al the local rationing office. moved to Battle Creek for the winThe church ha* felt the spiritual nephewi of the deceased. Father Sunday afternoon when Ml** Grace on Thoma:. John Coleman, and They filc<l blank* and did other i ter months. He 1* employed In war ■ revival whkh 1* taking place in Herman Fedewa of Howell and Conklin, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Thanksgiving Day Richard Ra*ey small job* , work at the Wllcox-Rlch company.1 BOOKS RECENTLY ADDED Michigan Methodism thl* year. The A1 Hafner of Pigeon. In- George Conklin and Kenneth RltA midattemoon ceremony. Thurs­ splril of evangelism Is alive and tennent was made In Ml. Calvary chle of Baltimore spoke their vow* U." SAXONS CHAli'w;----------' LeRoy Perkins of Willow Run TO THE HASTINGS —.that»b.i. «*..» cemetery. Rey Henry Campbell ertspent from Thursday until Sunday day. Thanksgiving Day at the home potent. It waa Ine»thl* PUBLIC LIBRARY Methoi t iA KXS? 10”* SECOND VICTOSV ' . of Mrs. Edward Randall of Sullon- dLsm .was bom. The Woodland Fiction with Mrs. Perkins and Audrey. — . . ». | liclaUng with ML\s Louire Conklin, they will be in a position to name The Saxon* traveled to Lowell St. Grand Rapids, united in mar­ Twelve members of the Goodwill riage her son. Elwin E. Randall and Methodist church continues lo grow CARLTON CENTER sister of the bride, and Mrs. Roger We winners who are to go to the l»*t Friday night to dish out a 71 because it has kept thl* spirit alive. Corp. Robert Henney. for lhe past Circle of thc W. S. C. S. were enInternational Liveatack show at to 30 shellacking, the second vic- nival. I-uke Short-Ride the Man Down. lt.rtalnfd al lhe homc ot M„. Reu. Dorothy Arlene Helse, daughter of Sunday. December 6 wo* member- sixteen weeks tn training at Cgmp ahd, Raymond Black, of Battle lory tn as many starts for Uie ship and dedication Sunday. Scv- Robert*. Cal., phoned Saturday noon Creek, attending. The bride carry­ Will Ermine—My Gun Is My Law. ; Deri Wolcott Monday afternoon. Saxons. Coach Broeak used four­ Mignon G Eberhart— Wolf In ----------- „ _w«l. >» TW,„,c|,rtMTO,|»rt,,rfU» Woodland. en person* were taken into full from Chicago informing hl* par­ ing red roses and her attendant teen players during lhe game i The single ring ceremony wo* per- membership. The choir robe* which enta that he. with several others 1 members exchanged gift*. with white rosea were both alUred . The Saxons held a 14 to 4 lead Man's CloUtlng. 1 formed by Dr. I. E. Runk. Martha Albrand—No Surrender ( have Ju*t been purchased, were were on their way to Commissioned in blue. They will locate on the at the end of the first quarter, Dell Williams and Homer Sawdy Thc bride selected a tailored crepe dedicated. Roac Kusxmaul—Nobody's Chll- • Officers' School. Owing to'the *e- Perry Henry farm In Baltimore. and al half time led by the score ' returned from the north last week. South Woodland Church of the crecy of the movement* of military ।I DeU was the lucky number of thc suit in a fuschla shade and with It of 30 lo 10. The Saxons rallied dren Callers at the homes of Mr. and wore orchid and rhinestone accesBrethren men. Robert, did not tell their des­ K'lh braurti home his deer. 21 points In the third quarter and ! narty •«. and brought series. Her corsage wa* of yellow Arthur L. Dodge pastor Unatlon. but from a letter recently Mrs. A. J. Miller on Saturday were stretched their margin to 40 points. With YOU I Mr. nnd and Mrs. Ronald T^hman Lehman sweetheart rosis. Mis* Leona Helse ^trK Rnnalr! 10: 00 A. M Worship and sennon. received by his parenu. Mr. and Mrs Starting lhe final period with the Artell Douglass ol Whltr ■ blriM*, dlnnrc was maid of honor for her sister Delia T. Luto-Cousin William. I —i* pi-rcnt Universal Bible Sunday. Mrs. Fred Henney. it wa* assumed Cloud and Mrs. Dr. Douglass of score 57 lo 17 the regulars were Frightened Kelley Roos — The ....h: —™ nl the home of her brother. Mr. nnd and Lloyd Murray of Six Lakes as­ 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school. lhal H would be Fort Benning. Bellevue. given a rest. 'The substitute* kept 1 Mr*. Kenneth Kelsey of Coat* Mission of the Church in Com- Georgia. up the pace, scoring 14 points In StAllce R. Colver—Heart Does Not Grove. Other guest* were Mr. and sisted ns best man. The Young Peoples group en­ Miss Helse is a graduate of Wood ­ munity. Stale and World. I Mariow who recently un ­ the quarter to Lowell's 13. joyed a turkey dinner on Saturday Mrs Paul 'I Mr * I>Q ", Woodman and daughter land Towiuhlp high school class of Attend to your Bible reading. d*rw«n‘ an operation *t Ann Arbor. money you need from “GitiLane. Banash. and Kenyon were Forget night at lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Christine W. Parmenter—.A Gold- | of South Woodland and Mr. and 1940. She also attended Michigan church attendance and prayer" All ** aJ home now and convalescing the high point men for Hastings, Oral Miller i Mra. Lawrence Chase and sons of College of Education. Kalamasoo scoring 19. 12. and 9 points re- 1 are vital to a well-balanced Chrismk«h .nm..ra to New Mr*. Arietta Bristol Puller of New : Coats Grove. . „„„ „„ MTO , ... nnd has been employed in Grand I Wayne Elliott. enroute to New . speettvely. Roth and Collins led [ A. A. Pair—BaU Fly nt Dusk. York State Is here for an extended ~ with .... ..11...and - . 7______ Jackson Gregory — Man Prom ( .Mr and Mrs Ralph Uffler nt- Rapids nearly two years. Mr RanMeeting of the Missionary so-''York from Chicago, stopped by to visit wilh her mother. Mrs. Hattie Lowell's attack points. | tended Uie funeral of her aunt. Mrs. dall, who attended Grand Rapids aee his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mlns will match your budget with Tomorrow night' the Saxons play Texas. ciety at Mr*. Lawson Smith's home Elliott, also Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bristol and other relatives. a cash loan that will help host to the Ionia Bulldogs. Thl* B«-n Ames Williams—Time of I James Matthews of Hastings Tue*- junior college is assistant manager in Woodland. December 16. Members of the Mr and Mrs. ____ dn>' UK afternoon. >al at mgrochu and ho Ham corporation. 1 Iw.., ,.IWU. .. rocmi ana ?* corporation. Marlow recently. ' Is the first league game fpr Has- Peace. solve your financial problem. Church of the United Brethren tn i Mr. and Mr* Fred Henney were George Conklin family to lhe num­ Non-Fiction ' Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Schalbly of — — -----vernon -Lee Baffler Dies Suddenly Ungs Last year Ute Saxons de­ Christ Zworykin ^auiyaui & ot Wilson r. .™»M— —Photo «Cells. WA..— Grand Rapids visited !■hta — parents. I Vernon Lee Raffler, second son .Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Mil­ ber of forty-eight met al the Dow­ feated Ionia twice by lhe scores I. H. Osgood. Minuter . liard Brechelsen of near Brown ling church for their Thanksgiving ' John itHenrv Srhaihlv W. King-Give VnuYour Hair na Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaibly Run. Sun- II ot Mr. and Mra. Vemlce Raffler of Woodland observance. also honoring their son. 'school. 1 Chance. iday afternoon. East Woodland was taken to PenLineups Morning worship and sermon Clifton Conklin who returns lo Fred H. Helse-1.000 Question* | Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Faul nnd nock hospital. Wednesday at 6 P. Hastings CITIZENS CREDIT juaia ui tni. miu mis. iiuim jen- Camp Edwards. Massachusetts, af­ and Answers on T.B grandson Jack, were Sunday dinner m. and passed away early Thurs- 10:00 A. M. Player Sunday school 11:00 A. M. ter a period with home folks. •son Saturday in Grand Rapid* celCORPORATION Val T. Honson—Practical Tree 1।-----------------------------------------------guests of Mr and Mrs. Clarencer Ar— 1, <j ,jav ay morning morning after but bjit a few days' t----Lane Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M „ .. ;< nie nt CSm V I ... * ' -___ ■. > ___ . ___ ___ 'ebratlng the latter ’ s wedding anni-. of Battle Creek. | He would have been ex­ Surgery. Bush Cottage prayer meeting, Wednes- versary. GREGORY Frederick J. Camin—Model Boat I Mrs. Rhoda Austin spent the week actly fourteen years of age had he Banash w-------- . r , o j We *re h*PW 10 report, the opend her *on and farnly. Mr. nvea nved one more ony. day. nc He wu* was uiscn taken Building. i1— ™ wllh — Kenyon <C» No preaching service Sunday eve- |f ration performed on Era in Mar-; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drake received Popular Mechanics — Build a and Mrs. Robert Austin of Lansing, jh Friday, the day after Thanks-! nlng Garrison December 13th. '•—■- —— — - ---------- ------------------ 1 word from their son. Albert, that he Boat. . TBc Blue Star Mothers met at, giving, complaining of a pain In his Coleman '’ and he was rewarded wllh a job in Is now at Camp White. Oregon. J. C. Furnas—So You're Going to the home of Mrs. Lawrence Fine- leg. -nle pain travelled up Into hl* Kilpatrick Keeler Sunday school 10:30 A. M. 'the shipping department at WilMr. nnd Mra. Ed Hunt are moving Stop Smoking. ■ frock Monday evening. Chris'mas body and his intestines were parTownsend Worship and sermon 11:30 A. M. to the Caukin form near the fair­ । Elizabeth Coatsworth — Country , decorations were used throughout I aitzed which caused ids death after । Christian Endeavor 7:30 P. M. Carol Walters of Clarksville has grounds this week. Poems. I «h«* house. nousc. Red maCross vrosswork woraoccupied occupi , but a few hours, t Cottage prayer meeting. Thura- een visiting her grandparents. Mr. i Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Wade and . .. | He was a member of the FreahM«y Pickford• —Why -Not Try uw the mothers during lhe the eventag. evening. WVwwWwWWWwik O0lj , Mr. family were Thanksgiving Day Mr. and and Mrs Mrs Glenn Glenn Farthing Farthing aand nun class ta our local high school week. Thursday afternoon she vis­ guesta of Mr. and Mr* Arthur Wadp Alfred Hooper—A Mathematics Joyce were Sunday dinner guesta and also a faithful attendant of lhe ited school with Janet and Linda of Holt. „ Refresher, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Corl. zion Zion Lutheran Lutneran church enuren and ano Sunday sunuay DEATH FOLLOWS Lu Tlscher. Jg i Louise D. Rich—We Took To The Olmstead. |( School. ™ Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Robinson He -»•> was taking religious in- SEVERE ILLNESS R ; Woods. ! Mrs. Edison Baas spent the week- structlon and expected to be eonMrs. James R Matthews, aged 65. mon* Orange had to be postponed and aon and Mr. and Mra. Gordon Learn of Kalamaxoo spent Sunday K | Hartzell Spence—Get Thee Be- • end in Lansing. ; nrmed In the spring. £, hind Me i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flcstner and Besides hl* parents, he leaves five her home near Leach lake, after for two weeks which makes It Dec. afternoon and evening with Mr. ia • . son.LeRoy, ix-Koy. ___Mr. _____ ......Wil- ■ . brothers nnd one stater. ’3 StanleyJohnston—Queen of the . yon. nnd nnd Mr*. wa* , — ..a. „ ....1WUH w . ,..fc moHU an a-.„z> ! »d Mr*. Burrel Phillips. Mr*. RobEh- “ several weeks of illness. Wilson left Monday [IU0I| ancj ^fra. Learn are niece* of Ils Dalton Dalton were were entertained entertained at al thc the I Funeral services were held SatA Flat-tops. 1 Us tn Carlton township on Aug. for TexM to Join her husband Who * I> Mrs. Phillip*. home of of Mr Mr nnd nnd Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Raymond urdav nt 1:30 P. M. from the Wing boru (gl Christmas Annual—1942. | |home 7. 1877, the daughter of George svtvs recently Inducted Into military' ' Russell Whelan—Tlie Flying Tl- Dalton of Lake Odessa Sunday for I funeral home and 2:00 P. M. from and Josephine Rounds Murdock. jenicc. Sh(. wm rcturn wme tlmc !' MIm Ruth Park of Cement City M gers | dinner. Other guests were Mr. and the Zion Lutheran church wilh bur­ Mr. and Mrs Matthew* lived ta after the first of the year. ara* the guest of her sister. Mr*. g Cornelia O. Skinner and Emily Mrs. Theodore Metaenhelder of Hjn Woodland Memorial Parte. Carlton township >*nd ta the city 1 Mr. an Mr*. Floyd Danney. East Earl Drake. Thursday and Priday. g Kimbrough — Our jI 7^^ --------- Heart* --------- • Were , llncls. -J Those from from BWay away who who ^tended attended of Hastings before moving to Grand state Road, were Sunday night sup- ' Mr. and Mra. Harold Slocum enM Young and Gay. Rev. and Mrs. Oeo. Wingard, the funeral service* services were Herman Rapids where they resided for a p«r guesta of Mr. and Mra. Gerald tertalned twelve for Hianksglving -----------------------------------------F. P Adam*, ed.—Innocent Mer- Woodland, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clar- Johnson of- Flint. -. dinner. • Mra. — Herman number of years, returning to their Tlscher and family. riment. ence Forman of Homer called on Sandeen. Henry Kline '■ and’ ** Henry ihome j home on N. Broadway a few few years yean |I ■ ««. ■ .FAIR LAKE H. Brickell. ed.—O. Henry Mem- • Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Forman Sunday Sandeen S.wHwn of Hastings. Hoxtlties Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mrs ago. neo Survivlno are the husband. 1 PLEASANT RIDGE Surviving oriai Award Prize Stories of 1942.'“---------- -------------------------afternoon. Lester Forman,---who has Claud Sabin and family of Albion. three son*. Plynn and W. Bruce | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kinne spen-. I The Kinsley Ladies Aid will hold E. C. Jordan, et al—Fundamen­ been visiting his grandparents. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bercy Ovenshirc. Bat­ Matthew* of Grand* Rapids and the weekend with friend* in Grano' the Dec. meeting on Dec. 16 for pot luck supper at 7:30. Christmas tals of Radio. nnd Mra. Forman and Larry, Wlni- tle Creek. Mr. and Mra. Newman Robert J. Matthews of Muskegon; Rapids. Gordon Holman—Commando At- . fred, George and Wayne Forman. Sabin and Mn. Pearl Harrison of two daughters, Mra. Alice Conlon I Donald Townsend is In training gifts will be exchanged. who were visittag their other grand- Bellevue. tjeuevue. HU nu uncle. unc.e, Corp. wp- Arnold Aroma of Atlanta. Oa.. and Mra. Kathryn I at Camp Custer. The best of luck to Jackson Sunday to the wedding of •Robert Trumbull—The Raft. parent* Mr. and Mm. Lester Miller Johnson of the Army Air Force, Nielson of Hastings; fourteen grand all — our — boys, wherever • * they are sta। ]Donna Hastings. Jean Barnes. Librarian. of Clarksville, returned home with Waco. Texas was given a ten day children, and |wo brothers. Hugh Honed. , their parent*. । furlough to attend the funeral but Murdock. Rolling Bay, Wash., and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Richardson It Is not in what I shall get but MAPLE GROVE FARM Mr and Mra. Lawrence Ptaefrock through poor train connections did R Bruce Murdock ot Avon, Idaho. and John visited relative* at Ovid ‘ in what I can give that I shall look BUREAU GROUP called on Mr. and Mra. Jacob Smith nct arrive until Saturday evening. The Rev. L. Winston Stone con­ on Sunday. Nov. 2S. to for satisfaction.—Calvin Coolidge. The Maple Grove farm Bureau i of Vermontville Sunday afternoon • ducted the funeral service at the Group held their November inect- nnd found Mr. Smith, who recentWoodland Township School Walldorff funeral home on Tues­ ly had his leg amputated at Pen -1 HJ<h, Kcho®* day at two o'clock. Interment was Sydney Stanton on Saturday eve­ ! nock hospital, gaining nicely. | Basketball In Riverside cemetery. ning. Nov. 21 with forty present. '1 About fifty members and their Margene Kussmaul has been electThe meeting waa called to order |> families of the Masonic Order and , ed captain and Lucille Gardner, co­ by Chairman Norman Stanton who !1 the O. E. S. enjoyed a cany-ln din- captain of the girls basketball team. GREGORY Mr. and Mrs. Homer Yeckley ot ner Friday night. A program of i ~ " *“ Rutand Twp, spent Monday evening . n. movies. Gas rationing was «,m" «»4 Ib*1** lollo-rt uw bln.1 Zion Lolhwnn Chorch with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konleczny. talklng Ulkln, Ou rcuunln. ; pau, w ae#|„ Mrs John Johnton and Loretta discussed Each month one of our Friday P. M.. December 11. Wo- of Delton were weekend guests of members write to our seven boys I Mary Lake accompanied by Elean| man* Missionary Christmas party. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones. On In service. Thc next meeting will or Benner at the piano Miss Virginia Hesterly qf Grand I 10:00 A. M. — Sunday school Sunday they were all dinner guests be held al the Briggs church base­' , Rapids spent the weekend ‘with her i --------- - ------------_.u k... 11:00 A. M.—Morning worship | of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pratt of Rut­ ment Saturday evening, Dec. 19. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hes3:30 P M Lutheran Gospel Hour,land. . land. । terlv of East Woodland over CKLW. I ** More than three million men. wo-1 terb' Woodland, ' Mary Ellen Phillips of Hastings men. and children have died of tu- I Mra. Frank Bragdon Is seriously Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve­ was a weekend guest of her grand­ ------------------nlng. * berculoals In Uie United Slate* dur- U1-----at— her— home in----------East Carlton. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Barrel Phil142 E. State Street Phone 2331 Ing the last thirty years. Close to Methodist W. 8. C. 8. to Meet ।। Religious Instruction on Thura- Ups. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips of ».«, the day afternoon a* usual. two million more would have died; Tlie -— December —---------- meeting «. of Hastings were Sunday guests. n C. „ n. ...i Thp Evangelical Church during that time If the mortality 1 Methodist ... W. 8. S. ... will be . held Mb* Susie Phillips was home J. 8. Deabler. pastor rate of 30 years ago hud continued. in the church parlors. Wednesday! last week but .left Tuesday for the evening. December 16 instead of | 10: 00 A. M. Universal Bible Sun­ home of Mr. and Mra. Robert Kee­ lhe 23rd. Annual election of of- day. -------------------------------------------------------ler (Prances Bllven) of the Star dlsfleers will be held. Faith Circle will I Anthem: "That Sweet Jitory of trict to care for her and their baby be hostesses. Old". ' son. who was bom Monday. West Woodland Birthday Club Theme of sermon. “Why I Believe Mr. and Mra. Utwrence Anders of The West Woodland Birthday club The Bible" | Hastings were Sunday evening entertained at the home of Mrs. 11: 00 A. M. Sunday school I guests of Mr. and Mra. Burrell Frank Hynes with Mrs. FOrd Slo- 11 I A II rfu AA I Hl II I (in VII jlnUUL JVIIWL 1 Chicago. Thl* ta decided by the Ayres onw mostand polnu I from wh0 the have com. the potato, grain stamm M. Thomas WOODLAND NEW BOOKS KJ J MONEY Available ELECTRIC TRAINS MECHANICAL TRAINS SLEDS TOYS SKATES VELOCIPEDES GAMES G. E. GOODYEAR HARDWARE help you worry successfully about your car IKE thousands of other mo­ * torists, you probably have started to worry about the effect that restricted driving and cur­ tailed speed may have on the operating condition of your car. But instead of worrying alone, why not let your nearest Stude­ baker dealer share the problem with you? , Consult the nearest Studebaker dealer without obligation—and get a free copy of the timely and informative Studebaker booklet, "How to Worry Successfully About Your Car." 1 your battery charged and strong. LANSING HASTINGS Holiday. Holiday. Graad Ledge Mulliken Sunfield ike Odessa Wood land Delton GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO HASTINGS KALAMAZOO PHONE 2101 Richland Kslsmaroo REED’S DRUG STORES HtGISTlmb PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY ~ Mww 2241 Stan » — � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-12-17.pdf db84d51b6eee0be3b3c4ad87d47422af PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER KIGHTY-SEVINTH YIAB On thi -it ft -tr -fr fr ft Home Front Hello Keelers: 16 PACES—2 SECTIONS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1942 SECTION ONI—PAGES 1 to 8 THE 1942 COUNTY Is Isolation A Dead Issue? SHORT HISTORY OF HASTINGS EMPLOYEES FIRST IN STATE JO WIN HIGHEST FAIR LOST MONEY THE WINDSTORM CO. Kelly. Culbert, Longitraat Naw Fair Board Director* The annual meeting of the BarryCounty 'Agricultural Society was held Saturday at the court house. The three directors whoae terms ex­ pired with that meeting were: Chas. rLeonard _-------------, , . of and-------------Willtem ,Schadsr, this city, and Earl Olmstead of Nashville. AU three declined a re­ election. In their places the mem­ bees present selected Frank Kelly of this city. Walter cultyrt of Carlton and Clarence Longstreet of MlddlevUle. ' . According to the figures present■ ~, .L ““ lasl ^alr *trf •H PrSH. end Uje ex­ P™— •> ■>» which ■’,“h shows that the fair lacked You will notice the salutation and to you in the armed fortes, whether or not you have ever had a bowling ball layout hands. "Kegler" applies to you. as you are helping knock down Ute three biggest sticks on earth------Adolph. Benito, and Togo In writing this letter. I am re presenting the bowling fraternity of our local community and hope to give you a gnentol picture from a local Mandpolnt of this fine <y« lanta-, Uringi game. ' It ban been aaid that Rip Van wmaie wm uic must iwmou* uuwier ln-hUU»r. 1 Urlnk m, I.™ mu.< be .rieeted by Rip's RiRuenee—that ■ pert el bl. pre. when he wxind -Reep 1 hope this teller will not ™mp.re compare u> in quauiy quality w.u. with my uwn own boallng-though it may be quanUty , tiuit I lack. Anyway I Just don't get upon whtch “ JT tT1' not* “ so bad “ as " It woth enough pins. 1 think that I should the ,h" result was nA ',h*­ resort to the technique that was erwise would have been. At the time told to me a few weeks ago. cash balance on hand of 8107.14. A novice bowlei, on '? nearing the *”* association however, owes notes end of u game, was t_*2 ' *1*’ * „ of . which were givefl to the strike WM made in the l" tenth frame, ' officers to pay their salaries. That an extra Uvo balls were allowed and is all the debt the association owes. that if a (pare was made, an extra Bo it is not In live desperate situa­ tion ot most county fain. that n spare was made in the last No action was taken about hold­ frame and when the extra ball was ing a fair in 1943. That was left thrown, a strike was made—then with the directors. It would seem. came another spare, a strike and a spare. This wm too much for Bill , fair and the war situation which Schader. the proprietor, and he hur­ I may continue, that a county fair riedly made a more clear explana­ i here next summer would be imtion of the scoring rule. ■ probable. However, that will be up As I write this letter. I can see a to the fair board. parade of fares; those of you who ' The six holdover members of tlie are In the armed forces—not only do | board are as follows: Harold Foster, we miss you as Individual* but we . Clare Williams of Irving. Rene Mott, miss you in number*. When you of Baltimore. Henry Roger* of Pralrwere here, we had full ahifto at i levllle, William Sherwood and Oeo. seven and nine o'clock, five nights R. Green of this city. Three and during the week or p total of eight the ■ • ■ • -Satur­ three members chosen league*: seven for the men and one day will consUtute the fair board for the women. Now we have five for the ensuing year. leagues for the men and one for the The old board did their very best women. Computing the number, it to make the last fair a winner; but mean* that better than sixty are In Il couldn't be done. Nearly every the armed forces. county fair in the slate lost money We have had an addition of two In 1942, and the Ionia fair reported teams from tlie Clear lAke Coast smaller crowds, and barely played Guard Camp who bowl in the Serv­ even. The new board will no doubt ice League and these boys are giving give thorough consideration to the a very gfood account of themselves situation In which the association Coast Guard team No. 1 is leading finds itself, and'decide what is the the league and Coast Ouard team wise course to take for the future. No. 2 is in second place: As you know, teams vie with each other for the best looking shirts and many are the colors and combina­ tion of color* that are worn but the bowling shirts used by the Coast Guards are about the best looking that arc wom. (They were designed The 10th Dividend Will Be .by Uncle Sami. Paid by Receiver Mohrmann You may be Interested to know Uta* the bowler* are making their The necessary authorization by contribution to the war effort and the state banking commissioner have taken an initiative in the sale and approval by Judge McDonald ot bonds and stamps. The American In Circuit Court have been given BowlHig Congress recommends that for an 8 per cent, dividend by H. prize money be paid in war stamp* O. Mohnnann. receiver of the Nash­ and the local secretaries are making ville State Bank. Thia, the tenth, payments in stomps. Special weeks dividend may be the final one. nre designated as service weeks and nils one will amount to (60,094. Approval by Judge McDonald was for the U. 8. O Ttie ABC has also given last Friday, after the state banking commissioner had given men and If you are fortunate enough his unction for the dividend payto be stationed where you can take advantage of sanctioned bowling, you need not pay the usual sanction fee posited with the state treasurer. The big bowling event of the year That sum will be placed to the will not be held, the 1943 National credit of Receiver Mohnnann in i Uie Central National Bank branch Tournament tn Buffalo has been at Nashville and, with the funds called off. Many other tournaments the receiver already had on deare being called off and It means • posit in that bank, will meet the that the bowler will soon become a dividend of 8 per cent on the "home loving" type. (751,177.93 of depositor claims The leading teams in the differ­ against the bank. This dividend will ent leagues are as follows; In the make 78 per cent payment on the Recreation League, Les Hawthorne's bank's deposits. Hastings Ice and Fuel team is lead­ Previous to the bank holiday or­ ing Leonards by three games; State dered by President Roosevelt in Insulation, sponsored by Chas. Flor- 1933, the receiver of the Nashville la. to leading Goodyear Bros. Rdwe. bank had collected enough- from by two games; Horner Reynold's Machines and Will Hackney's Ship­ about to pay a 35 per cent dividend. pers are tied for thelead in the Pis­ Then came the crashing of many ton Ring League; The Bliss League more banka, which on Washing­ leadership Is all tied op between ton orders were closed and placed John Hill's Office team and Ray in receivers' hands folllowtng the Shroyer's Electricians; Coast Ouard banking holiday. The stale treas­ No. 1 is leading in the Service urer had deposited large funds in League, and in the Womens League. his hands, which had been paid him by------------receiver* of ----------------banks that The Leonards are six games aheadto --------------T — of Trio date and State Insulation . failed previous to the bankwho ore deadlocked for second place j 'Continued on page J. Bee. 1) Emma Carpenter Payne to captain ** ‘ of the Leonards and Eva Ksumm! POSTPONED AUCTION SALE and Hazel Roush lead the Trio and I MORTIMER NICHOLS. Prop. ■ State Insulation teams. Because of the severe cold wealhMany years ago, it would have er and the Icy conditions of the road been a novelty to have had women Mr. Nichols was compelled to post­ taking part in bowling but today it i pone hto sale. With the exception to entirely different The women °f horse and 75 ot the sheep, bowler* play a big part In the pas- which have been sold, he will oftlme. Many of the fair sex who have the same list of horses, sheep, and took as offered in the ad in entered the service or have taken Carlton Center or 8 miles west ot positions In war work Interest is high on Monday nights Woodland on Tuesday, Dec. 23. when the twelve teams meet and Dewey Reed will cry the sale and some exceptional scores are turned Fred Henney will clerk. Read last week's ad for full particulars 1I warn you men not 10 to unoer-rate under-rate __ the ability of the ladles at this E game. If you do. some day you will Twr- TAXPAYERS find yourself on the short end of the I will be al my home In Prairie­ score. «*ery Friday from Dec. 11 to The Holiday Mason is now here • Inclusive, at Delton Stole and the best Merry Christmas that Bank- Jan- 3. for the collection of can be wished for you. 1* that you U?’t?nd, 1°® , will be able to come home for the i?*1* P^MrievUte Twp. holiday*. To thoM who will not be I Tre“' De,U,n A*"”able to secure a furlough, our wish NOTICE ”' is that rou have a bl* holiday din-' winter taxes of the Citv of Has­ ner and if poaaibie bowl a tew game. ting, are diTaSd DeTw for pure enjoyment. !1W to Jan^oHMJ ' FINAL DIVIDEND OF 545300 At a meeting of farm women In Chicago proceeding the formal opening ot the American Fann Bureau Federation Convention, iso­ lation was called an "obsolete is­ sue," and the farm women termed national Isolation for the United States or any other nation, im­ possible in any sort of sane, post­ war peace. Such sentiment* com­ ing from representatives of a large section of this country which used to be "hide-bound" isolationist augurs well for a sensible, liberal solution of post war problems. tlnn with other naUons to estab­ lish peace on. a world-wide I Willkle faction of the parly In the defeat of Werner W. Schroeder, arch-IsolationUt, tn the race for the national Republican chalrman- Given, Rotarian* by I hi President. Harrison Dodd* Harrison Dodd*, president of the friend and supporter of Senator the speaker at the Rotory club Robert Taft who rode along with I luncheon Monday noon. He had the pre-Peart Harbor isolationist* been asked to give a history of the and whose views on foreign affairs company and tell about the business have been politically opportunistic I “ u doln< no.w he ^dproved A r «. interesting to Rotarians rather than tlean-cul and positive , lt8 Mld thr windstorm Co was Of course the new clialrman will organized in 1885 and Is now well not-have much to say In shaping along in its 58th year. Of the 60 lit n The election of Harrison E p.n, polkU. t»> It i. .1 let 1 Spangler as national chairman of » >.~r hun U»t. ™ U the Republican party still gives no tiv th— Atlantic and .uclue to the official Republican at­ Pacific Oceans are moats around eoinpany Ten years had passed bctitude toward post-war collabora< Continued on page 4. this Sec t f0" the amount ot Uisurance iiad ' reached the (18300.000 mark. At the 'praxnt time the company has a membership of 130300. and the ,, . . g, , amount of Insurance it now carries 1* (489.ooo.ooo. The company pay* I its losses promptly and has over Up to Monday noon, only 15 eigh-1 *750,000 in cash and governmental teen-years-old youths had registered . bonds with Ute Barry county draft board | It luu about 35 employees, and Its Sold $3,843.60 in Nov. The registration began Friday, and pay-mn exceeds (30,000 annually, More Schools Should Help will continue for ptree weeks from tjiU year it has paid the Hastings that date During that time It is re- | pwtoffjce (11300 in postage. While It to fine to have the schools of the county, pupils and teachers, in­ qulred that all persons who iiave. the Hastings Manufacturing Co. is i*rge»t patron of our post­ terested In selling bonds and war or win, become 18 during 1942 will now --for many years the • — •­ Wind stamps. So far only 38 schools register. After January 1. every pen- office. . storm Co was by far the largest have ;xnicipalrd. but it Is hoped — ----- .— .---------that all may do so. In the month age during 1943 must register with producer of revenue for that office. the draft board nn on hl. hto birthday. Thi. Tills Windstorm Co. was responsible » On December 15. Mr. Walter J.e------------------------ —------------------------ of November, according to the re­ .... port of county chairman George is a federal regulation so it must be for giving Hastings a poatofflce of Wade. Deputy State Administrator 'Cl .Carpenter, the 38 schools sold obeyed the first class. of the War Saving* Staff of the U. (3843.60 of war stamps and bonds. While nearly every person who S Treasury, told the employees of ma A The 38 schools reporting are as carries insurance with tiie company the Hastings Manufacturing Comfollows; . and who suffera a loas asks only a Hastings 81.847.50. ' Woodland pany that they had brought to ourf fair adjustment, occasionally claims (43435. NaahvlUe. (39630. Mid­ of damage are made that are M> un­ To Consider County Social Residing On Less-Traveled city the distinction of being the first dleville. (386.50. Hickory Comers organization in the store to quail- ' reasonable that they hare to be d<v Road*. Stock up on (306.35. Delton. (13430. Freeport. fy for the United State* Treosurv'a.' nled He* told of one man who (46 90. Hender(65.75. Banfield. Fuel, Food ■ Bull's Eye" Pennant, which h the । M>e U1 ™ claimed that the wind blew open hl* ------.... shott, (43.75. ’ -----Norton highest recognition given by the of Slipervtoor. a rerolut^ barnyard gate and three of his hogs The Ionia County Road Commis­ Treasury to partlclpanto in thDowling (38)5; Dunham (22 60. adopted (or , got into the highway. They were run Mayo (21.10; Prairieville (1930; sion has sent a warning to farmer*. Payroll War Savings Plan and sli frBb i e chin<e ln Barry over by an automobile and were so lames P. Dibble Milo (18.85. Barney Mills (1730; Welfare BoaH. ...jxx.vx. that they ux.v, bmk badly Injured had. w to be and other residents of that county they are one of the first groups In county Sostel Completes Training At Quimby (1635; Carlton ---------Center killed. He asked the Windstorm Co. living away from the main county the United States to earn thia rec- beginning on January 1. As it haa 813.45; Martin “ Gregory (13.10. Luke Field, Aris. been conducted, that body consists to pay him the value of these pigs and slate highways. They are urged ogniUon. Berryville (930. 810.60. Brown The Pennant was presented In a of three member* Myron Tuckerand denounced the company for Ito to keep fuel and food supplies on James P. Dibble. 21. son of Mr. UUle Brick (7.70. Star 88.06. formal ceremony held on Thorn St. man Of .. Culver 86.80. Fish 8530. and Mrs.'James E- Dibble. R-l. Has­ refusal. Another patron sent in a hand al their homes in sufficient between the company** piston ring Mater of Assyria 84.75.Monroe (4.40. Stev­ tings. has received his "silver wings" claim for the value of a cow. He said quantities to sustain them for a con- plant and projectile plant. All work werr ens 3390. Welcome (3.00. Lake­ and a second lieutenant's commls- the wind had blown his bam door siderable period, m a precaution open. One of his trustful bovine* against being snowbound this winter, view (230.Jones (2.40... North had walked through that opening The Ionia commission says that Pine Lake (2.00. Hinds (2.00. Fish­ and had suffered a fractured limb, these rural residents may find a er (130. Moore (135. Goodwill a uniformed Color Ouard and the visor* at U«ir October mrollng. ra75c. Durfee 70c. Total (3,843 60. ------ —; — ——-----—— ■----------- cicvtcu Ml sucuruwi uuosasr ■ complete isolation for consider- to (Continued on page 6. Sec. 1) In his letter to the teachers and assist in the Flag raising. '.ablc periods during heavy storms schools of the county, urging all In expressing hto regret that thei -nje resolution adopted by the (this winter, because of difficulties Pennant was being presented ao supentsors m OctoberTrorided 38 CO. SCHOOLS SELL STAMPS AND BONDS ,o ZWIJ Not Many 18-Tr. Olds Hdve Registered So rar HASTINGS BOY COMMISSIONED IN AIR CORPS | LEGION HONORS F BARRY DRAFT BD. pen ter said. "Just look at the fine porting for November. You really took a "sock" al the Axis, and let's "sock" them again and again with Stamps and Bonds, and show them we're in the good old U. 8. A., L i Baskets for Needy To Be Taken Christmas Eve ’------ Marine, Returned from Guadalcanal Is Guest Speaker Memtiers of the Barry County Road Comm'n. Engineer Now in Naval Service many montha after to had been!there should, beginning Januai conditions. The Ionia County Road Commis­ sion states that it cannot hope to operate on its usual schedules for 'snow removal this winter, because I of serious difficulties in getting re- employees invest 10 per cent or more **iarte», for doing the active work; of the overall gross payroll in War . that the third member would receive Bonds 15 00 per <lav and mileaee for atland plows in continuous operation. Savings Wr W.rf. .1*^ . thrill nt ' '....... ......... ' Besides that, the commission says ‘that there to a serious shortage of told them that tlie name of the quired to do. The board also rwdueed experienced help In road work at the Hastings Manufacturing Company me number of clerks from two to present time. Another matter which the Ionia was sixth in a list ot organ-xatlons one. and fixed the pay of the ana printed in the Treasury Depar'-i at (HJO. ' Commission did not mention, but ment's nation-wide InstriicUon* for 77^ supervisor did not. at their Barry county because we have as establishing a Payroll War Savtogu October meeting, select the proposed Plan, and that this local group tBO active members but poatponsd large a mileage of roads and more stood pridefuily in the natnotte I (Continued on page 3. fl*e l) difficult country to build and main­ company of such huge organizations ---------------- < j »'■ X-—— tain roads compared with Ionia. We also have considerably smaller as International Harvester, with Tf a Alirnf Pllli* NxRo^ Co., highway revenue from the stale, be­ JWW.mpk,,™ cause of our much less population. "Die Barry County Road Conunlssloti has had to figure closely to get waiter. City Chairman 6f the Pay- *■“*•*■■ MW1WW . '। dinner given by Lawrence Bauer Post. No. 45. in Legion hall here Tuesday evening. Lieut. Edward Distribution of baskets for the Pumala of the Coast Ooard Camp needy—and there are some in Hasat Clear lake and Lieut. Crebb. public relations officer and Lieut. The Junior Bemenko. operations officer, both of Kellogg Field. Battle Creek, the deliveries on Christmas eve. were special guests. Community Lieut. James P Dibble singing was lead by Carl Randal*. flees of Adelbert Cortright. up­ I boatswains mate ana and ruouc Public re re-­ . I, Dooaiswains In the Air Corps Reserve, after ]atjons officer at the Clear take stairs in the Hendershott block. gion successfully completing the U. 8. ine Those who wish to contribute bas­ ...... ... . Army nvlrur flying rnnrae course at I.iik* Luke Ptelrl Reid, kets of gifts, or money, or food, Armv (Continued on page 2. Sec. 1) I.sen. commander of the Legion here, should bring their contributions to Judge Oortright's offices before five Kim Sigler, chairman of .the county draft board, presided «s o'clock Thursday afternoon. Decem­ toastmaster. Laurence E. Barnett, ber 34. Those planning to give bas­ prosecuting attorney, reviewed the kets to certain ones should notify work of the local board and pointed Judge Cortright. so there may be no out that in the two appeals which duplication of gifts. had been carried to the president for review, the decisions of the Barry County ■ Road Commission, , board had been sustained in both PAGING A BARRY COUNTY left Friday for Norfolk. Virginia. I1 instances. He also uid that copies SOLDIER AT CAMP RUCKER I Is there a Barry county soldier He registered in the first draft. boy now stationed at Camp Rucker. Later he enlisted In the U. 8. Navy board had been requested by the for service in Its engineering de- ' Alabama, who would like to spend state board for use as a guide to tlie Christmas holiday tor some pertinent, and was accepted. As he iother boards throughout the state. other time soon) with the home Is a graduate engineer, he was .Herod, were proof Xugh of ti^ made a Lieutenant, Junior Grade, folks but to not able to finance the; trip? Would he be able to come If I ‘he engineering depart­ excellror work being done bj tCZ |tAlHElU jlNU iThornapple Lake j Level Argued A~?*.nner* “n * In Circuit* Court CHRISTMAS CAROLS n maintenance work and build a few more miles of Improved road each year. The coming year this will be much more difficult because of re­ strictions placed by tire government upon the use of automobiles. These will reduce by a considerable Che gasoline that will be bought, and probably cause a considerable re­ duction in the number of automobile licenses t<fr next yeaZso that the question of money to operate may enter the problem of snow clear­ ance. We know that will be true in many counties. ' llvln« ott Ule mjUn counly »«>d ‘n ?*rn' ।. and in manv many Olbera, others, to keen keep on hand .. . _. slon to verv sorrv to lute hto icrvample supplies of fuel and eatables u you snow or »ucn a one picue. ' . 1 Members of the draft board and get in touch with the Banner the Barry County War Board were that will carry them through a period of several days, possibly once. y h^I Introduced by Mr. Sigler. On Saturday, a good Samaritan.! J®Speaker of the evening wU JJaut. blockaded with anotr drifts who would not tell his name, came c*lllr8e 01 w°rk during the -j (Continued Sec. 1) xwvnwitwiru on UU page 5. OW. II to the Banner office and made pos-1 *1>5en«; Mr. west, slble this offer -----------------------------------respondents This man. who had been in the notice service, came home on furlough. He and advertisers purchased a round trip ticket from Dothan. Alabama to Kalamazoo. For some reason, which he did not delivered before Christmas we will Owing to Increased coat* of pro­ ' ‘ ’ I The matter of determining a lake was ductionj including substantial price Ice and has the one way ticket from To do this three days work will have level for Thornapple Kalamazoo to Dothan, valued nt to be crowded into two, so we would argued before Judge McDonald in advances tn such items as paper. about 813 which he would like to appreciate the cooperation of ad­ Circuit court last week. There are Ink. type, metal, labor), combined vertisers. correspondents, church or­ many angles to the case, and many have some worthy soldier use. Fixing with decreasing revenues from com­ The Banner to glad to help this ganisations. etc. In getting their conflicting Interest* also Good Samaritan and we have the copy In early. Saturday if poaalble. the level for Thornapple lake la mercial advertising due to restric­ not easy. Water pours into it from tions which have been necessarily ticket- which we are authorized to The Hastings Banner a large area Ln Barry and Eaton placed on civilian production and pass on to some lucky man tn Uncle Sam's service. This ticket Is void countlea whose drainage water en­ ter* Thornapple river above the trade during tills wartime emer­ after Feb 10, so if you know o( any FIREMEN HAVE BUSY DAY. lake, and many farms have draln- gency. the kubacription price of the such soldier, please let us know at FARM HOME, CONTENTS BURN Two fires in the city on Monday age which empties into these two HASTINGS BANNER will be raised IK* X. _____ «... •>__ . ... chimney the lake was fully eight feet above 50c per year, commencing Jan. 1. U. 8- 0. CAROLERS 1943. with the following schedule in effect: . bion College has voluntarily token ence Wood home in the fourth ward. cr than at present With lands Local and including all of Barry over the assignment of organizing The damage wm negligible in botn largely cleared of trees and low countyJ.... (130 yeas carolers among the other students cases *reM drained, water tn wet yean Out of county and including all nnm* nn vseattrvn with th— int—,.t — —evening W—I-- a - — _ X ... Early I" In th the country finds its ___ way___________________ into the lake far of continental U. 8. A- (330 year alarm called the fireman to the more readily than it did when the cal UBO. for the Coast Ouard home of Glenn Gates near Shultz county was unsealed. FOREIGN(2 50 year The farm residence was found to After listening to all the arguholidays. be on firs and because the fire had manta by the five attorneys who already gained such headway and appeared tn the case. Judge Mc- at the present rate through Dec 31. Identified because they will wear of­ but very little water was available. Donald took the matter under ati­ ficial UjB.O. arm bands and any the house and con tento were com- vtsement, will study it thoroughly contribution made to the group win pletely destroyed. The loss was only and render his decision as soon partly covered br Insurance. |as he can. co« IDCDVKODt MAN* . JUFlIl 1UVKJ riAIJl. fUA||^r ftEf HU LllAnuE UEV> 4 TIMELY WARNING TO BARRY CO. FARMERS NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS roll War Saving* Plan staff, escort- ■ ------------ed Mr Wade, and Dr Schowalter Introduced him to tlie Hastings em­ Ail Rocm Renewed ployees • ' At Christmas On behalf of the employees, the ■ Pennant wm received by Common-1Central auditorium will der Harry Larsen of the American scene of the eighteenth annual car­ Legion. following which the Pen- oi service of the Hasting* Tsochera' nant wm formally raised by, the club Sunday. December 30, a*. 4:00 uniformed Color Guard, consisting p m of Legionnaires and members of the AH of the teacher* of th« public Company'^ Ptent Protection Force, school* will blend their voicw* in Uie anthem SCHOOL PUPILS TO “ T?*^ja!.|rfg nra —■ k .a* a a a m- has become one of the yuMtsda traPRESENT PAGEANT dlu«’« Hasting*. This will oot». I pose pert one which fallows the pro- - “Ckrixlm.. Today” To T< Aid Free Bed Fund -Ium. Children of Central school win when the yellow, black, brown, present a pageant enUtled "Christ- white races will enter a calhe auditorium ■■ —' —~ • 11UII Ul MK kylUlM. W1UW ■>*> ■ Each year, the children, insteud 1 (Continued on pag« 8. Boe. : of exchanging gift* with each oth-|--------------er or receiving treat* from their Cs teachers, present a Christmas pro- **' *nwi gram and bring their offering which is applied to the Children's Free Bed ( Fund. This fund makes possible a « bed at Pennock hospital for use of I children whose parent* are unable school children of th* BL to pay all or any of the expanse school will give Uurir rmxw* that goes with hospitalisation gram next Bunday ei ChmtmOB Christmas Program Sun. evening, Dec. 20 Ute ancient and modem observance ium. The lower grades of Christmas in our own and for- play enutted "The Chri high school girls, Jean Kenyon and I Nancy Walt. Mrs Ala Myers to gen-1 WILL INSTALL era! chairman a part of the program. Children thetr December meeting. Other par* retasy L. 8. ents are Invited. SKATING �THE HASTINGS HANNER, THURSDAY, DKCKMBER IT. IH1 him Clin Bush, daughter of Mr. Bufkaley. Denver. Colo., on hh ad­ tranaferrcd from Camp Grant, III. vancement to the rank ot 8*nr*ant Sgt. DeVauIl la an instructor at the to Join the National Honor society. .tATON AND BARRY ——~ CO. HEALTH COMM'S. AT THE THEATRES Word has been received from Nor­ an Island somewhere in the Pacific ter al Port Cutter Hl* promotion from Clarksville to ths home of her Held a Plaaaant Senia* Margaret Hayaa daughter. Mrs. Blake AUerdlng, In Glenn Perkins, who recently left forms hl3 Hastings relatives. He Scattergood think* fatter than the tive and ability In the work assigned desperate killer in thia mystery of st Camp McCoy. Wisconsin.. Mr arid Mra Freeman Furrow Mrs Forrest Lane is reported as him. J. K. Altland, the director of ths Wave-Times. shadowed romance. Ba.-ry County Health Department, has enlisted. I* now a captain In the UAN.TB.. Great Lakes. Hl. ent stationed at Clear lake HU duA tuneful, breezy romantic drama Wiliam Crawford to al Camp Phll- of the adventurers of a youthful duraUon by Dr. O. C. Stucky, dlrecUpa, Kansas. partment. The Receiver of the Nashville < and runs away. j Recently there was held In CharAlate Bank. Nashville, Michigan, I ■ lotte a meeting of the public health announces that checks for the pay- ' “Half Way to Shanghai" starring reoenUy purchased by Warren Car­ ter. 1 Hunters in Allegan Co. killed M tar tn an eight day special hunting OAVINGS^ The story pivots around a ma» 1 “ «“ lwo countlea to conthe location of China's sc- ^^^j^dty compen“Uon livery to the creditors of the Nash-. showing .. _____________ vllle SUU Bank on Friday, Dee. 18. cret munitions dump. 104) ■' _______ the members of the two coiAmlttees -MU, w^a.wwaw. u, MM.il- —-- • -----i evidently desiring to settle the questgan U now employed in the expert- QuigRy. John Mlljan. Mary Bath I lion on a fair and equitable baste. I mental test department at Wright' The story of or the tne police ponce of or a gn great ™ rI Aeronautical Corp, Paterson. N. J.! chy. a mob of gangsters and a pan ** | Schwarts to the son of the late J. of lovers, thrite are the fotyi points *£proved that the M. Schwarts and Sarah Schwartz. i of a succession of events which are J®“ *’}..? tret™ of Hastings. Hasting*. He He is to a a graduate eraduate of of said said to to furnish furnish exciting caching action. action. mt'8S00° salary c_f the Salon counof THAT MAKE 'Michigan SUte College, where he I was a member of the Tau Beta Pi I and Phi Kappa Phi fra ternlUro. Hllk) Foundation. Vice Chairman of the A. 8. M. E. | On Saturday. December 12. Mrs. Kittle Bowne Olney celebrated her 89th birthday. Biie received many A+424+B Wo say it with low prices—our sincere wishes tor a Merry Christmas HOLIDAY FOODS and a Happy Holiday Dinner. Everything you need for the feast is right ENGLISH WALNUTS, diamond lb. 32c ENGLISH WALNUTS, emeralds lb. 29c 1 DO lb. 37c MIXED NUTS seedless pkg- 13c RAISINS jumbo lb. 23c PEANUTS pkg 15c 6LAZED PINEAPPLE & CHERRIES 3 lb. cans 59 100% HU«d CHRISTMAS CANDY Pkg 10c CITRON PEEL Pkg 10c MIXED PEEL 5 pound pail 95° HONEY for you. Plan your menu now—then fill it from top to bottom with 5 for 23c GRAPE FRUIT 4 lbs. 25c SPY APPLES lb. 21c CRANBERRIES TANGERINES dox. 21c ORANGES, New Novels dox. 47c here in one convenient place . . . everything from a tender, tasty turkey to a perfect Fruit cak'i .* . . and everything is priced to save money those fine foods. Leave Your Order Now for CHRISTMAS TURKEYS, DUCKS GEESE and CHICKENS We will hove the beat quality and the best selection in town. PORK NECK BONES *• 10c PORK SAUSAGE — •t. 29c ■27c FRESH SIDE PORK CHICKENS — 35c PORK LOIN ROAST 33c SALT PORK » 17c lb. TASTY LOAF CHEESE 2 lb. 63c American or Pimento OLIVES, Plain bottle 17c OLIVES, ituHed 23c . .No. 1 can 25c DEL MONTE PICKLE CHIPS Jar, 25c OLIVES, Ripe, Del Monte Dal Monte SWEET MIXED PICKLES. 16 ox. bat. 27c DEL MONTE SWEET MIDGETS .. 16 ox. bottle 27c DEL MONTE COFFEE 1 lb. 33c FRUIT CAKES, Hojtcn 3! lbs. .each $1.00 RITZ CRACKERS 11b. box 21c PREMIUM CRACKERS 1 lb. box 18c CIGARETTES, a carton$1.24 Fall Mall's. Phillip Morris. Rawleighs. Koob, Camels, Lueky Strikes Old Gold*. Chesterfield*. STALEYS GIojs Starch, 3 lb. pkg. 23c and re 10c pkg. Craam Corn Starch, 2c ALL FOR Z, RED STAR YEAST Improving from an attackrof pn«u- 2 Ige. cakes 5c lb. lb. RING BOLOGNA LINK SAUSAGES lean SALT PORK SHORT STEAKS FRESH SALMON STEAK OYSTERS PORK LIVER BULK SAUDKRAUT PORK SPARE RIBS BEEF RIBS 22c 41c lb. 25c lb 37c lb 37c pint 39c lb 22c lb. 5c lb. 27c lb. 22c •Mrs. Wiin of m the usMtt Cabbage Patch” Population of the two counties. Bar"rs^vviggs n raicn cQunly fwd ------ — ------------------------- -------------starring Fay Balnter, . ! sue and Eaton county 34.124. So it Hugh Herbert. Vera Vogue waa aareed that this county should The famous story by Alice Hegan nra W-8?0 ot “I,ry <nd °"r Rlce or of tne the tummcmown l«m(>>e<lown snt/tywwn shaliytown ..— .—-------- ._ - . . ..—tracks ..------ and rne question of paying me sjoo 1 P^lp who (yearly depreciation allowed on the xs many calls from her irlendj. Leslie W. Cook had .an appen­ dectomy at Pennock hospital Sun­ day night, and seems to be making a good recovery. There was born Friday at Pennock liaspitaJ a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ cis Hamilton of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Hamilton will be remembered by many in Hastings as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, who arc very happy over the' fact Uiat they are now grandparents. Th* city council voted Friday eve­ ning to purchase a snow plow to u»c on the city's streets. Tlie council at their meeting Fri­ day night requested that places where liquor is sold in Hasting* cease selling beer and wine nt fl o'­ clock Christmas eve. The council wm M n.n«. John 1M„ j««"■>• ’“""J','‘‘j’ .u- — ; pay 8150 toward the depreciation of the car. If the Eaton committee had been deposed to do so. they might have said that if th* area of the hills, and the far greater number of ydung stage star who masquerades ns a 12 yeur-old tom-boy to help her mother win the handsome man she loves. HASTINGS BOY COMMISSIONED IN AIR CORPS (Continued from page L Bee. 1) Artz. He specialized In fighter planes and has been assigned to a squadron of P-38 interceptors. Lieut. Dibble enlisted in the'Anny Air Corps in April. 1M2. He wax married in October to Miss Maxinc Erway. Hastings. Lieut Dibble graduated from Hus­ tings High School In 1930. after which he worked with hl* brother In a bakery business in Chicago. It was Dibble's ambition to save money and take an engineering course. While in High school here. Dibble that time, as the hours for selling tire fixed by the state liquor com­ mission. Pvt. John R. Keeler of Route 4. Hastings, arrived last week in the Field Artillery Replacement Train­ ing Center, Ft. Bragg. N. C . for baste military training. He whs as­ signed to Battery C. 1st Battalion. 1st Regiment. After his Initial training he will be transferred to a field organisation. Caro) Fuller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Puller. 714 W. Green street, and a freshman at Kalama­ zoo College this year, was recentlypledged to the Kappa Pi Literary ball team during hi* Junior and sen­ ior years and abn wa.i n pole vaul­ ter on the track squad. He waa pres­ ident of the Hl-Y during his senior year and in addition was Interested In many other activities^ ffcholostlcally. Dibble finished In Ute upiwr fourth of his clans. ' In the words of pne of hl* former Instructors here. Dibble was an allaround fellow with a fine person­ ality who dld much useful and con­ structive work for which he never received or sought recognition th the way of offices or titles. The Hostings postoffice will be open Saturday afternoon to accom­ modate those who wuh to send Christmas packages The damage case of Bernard Beverwyk against the Consumers Power i Co., has been settled by tlie atlombeen dismissed. Changed Hi* Mind ' It ha. has been said that Although U H.n„ O., n.«r ch.Mri hU mind on a Political question, history proves that he changed hl* mind banking system which regarding a hanking he bitterly oppoied and then sup- . ported. I fTKAND THEATRE Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 J SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Irene Hervey and Kent Taylor HALF WAY TO SHANGHAI LITTLE JOE THE WRANGLER1 lb SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 20-2T Fay Balnter, Hugh Herbert, Carolyn Lee Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch Bargain matinee Sunday 1:M to 3:00 TUB.. WED., THUM.. DECEMBER 22-23-24 BETWEEN US GIRLS Barry theatri ? Kl Hortingi. Mich..' Phone. 2247-2282 FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18-19 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Guy Kibbee and John Archer Scattergood Survive* A Murder RIOT SQUAD MIMBII 206 L STATE ST., HASTINGS, MICH. “THE BEST FOR LESS N. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH HEATH OF PIONEER BARRY CO. RESIDENT • away Monday evening In Nashville where she was being cared for. She ; was born In Hastings township on May 4. i860, the daughter of Boyd and Elizabeth Craig. She was mar­ ried to Dexter Crouse, who pre­ ceded her In death. For u long limo Mr arid Mrs. Crouse had lived on a farm in Maple Grove township. She Is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Almira Sheffield of Hastings and Mrs. Florence Crawley of Long View. Texas; also three broth ere. John. George and Will Craig of Hastings. The funeral will be this afternoon at three o'clock at tho Hess funeral home in Nashville, with Interment In the Wilcox cemetery. DEATH OF LAUREL MARSHALL Laurel Marshall. 46. who resided in Nashville until many years he moved to Charlotte five years ago died Sunday in an Ann Arbor Hos­ pital after on illness of five weeks. ( The funeral was held Tuesday aftemoon In the Nashville Evangel!- , lb FDOD^CENTER The committees had such a pleas­ ant session and were so delighted with each other that the Barry members invited the Eaton fellows to come to Hastings for their next 1 meeting which, according to the minutes, will be “In the near future.” Lakeview cemetery. He was born “You certainly got us into a preti, k.1U. « B.h " m old-Um. salmon fisheries, according to on* by h|» u1dow and three daughters story, a so-called kettle net was <*, ‘ The — confusion of th* mass of s t used. . ii u j c. i fi»h when the net was drawn In led . UDUflUally. Hard Oteel to the use of the phrase. ’ Used‘ in ’Industries and Richard Cromwell and Rita Quigley STORE larger and her road mileage longer. But they never raised that issue. SUNDAY and MONDAY. DECEMBER 20-21 GET HEP TO LOVE Tool materials harder than any , tool Steel have been increasingly used in melal-worklni industries, Philip M. McKenna says tn “Indus­ trial and Engineering Chemistry.” Example* are tungsten carblds cemented with cobalt, compositions of tantalum carbide with tungsten and ntekel. and the same composi­ tions with titanium carbide. The commercial success of there aew tool material* ba* stimulated study of high-melting metal* and compound*. Tantalum carbide pcsmmci ths highest melting point of all substance*, with the possible ex­ ception of hafnium carbide. Since other valuable physical and chem­ ical properties are associated with it, the increasing technical use of tantalum carbide for high-duty serv­ ice* of all kinds appear to be inevi­ table. Compositions of tantalum carbids have been employed In spray noz­ zle* for chemical*. The metallic material ha* a hardness much great­ er than steel and noncorrosive prop­ erties which approach platinum. Ont alloy ba* a strength <4 275,000 pound* a square inch, and a hard­ ness much harder than th* hardest steel That a metal composition possessing this combination of physleal and chemical properties I* des­ tined to play a large pert in chem­ ical Industry seem* obvious. �ND BARRY .TH COMM’S. rosanf Satsion n generally know Dr. the director,of U>a Health Department, now a captain in the it Clear lake. His dui taken over for the . O. C. Stucky, dlrtcn County Health De- t of the public health llio boards of auperHon of compensation very friendly, two coiflmltteoa and equitable basis, ed and unanimously ■! the proportion each I • should pay toward I y of the Baton counuld be based on the he two counties. Bar- I □.613 al the-iast cent this county shpuld the salary and our on the east 83^00. if paying Hie 3300 tlon allowed on the determihed also. As re, are each 34 miles >ted that each should 1 the depreciation ot Eaton committee had o do so. they might If the area of the ' •nrf RiStrrns bahnyh. fifths tr. DtCtkram it ihi SUPERVISORS MADE INO CHANGE DEC. 4 fare Board and if you should deem fit udylaible to alter your original i plans as to the member wluxe term DR. GUY C. KELLER .--. 'expires Ulis year, whose reappolntSUCCEEDS DR. ALTLAND ! . ment occurred at your October sesDr. Guy O. Keller, of this city, [“’.'j ’’’* . "’7T’ । slon. I am positive this could be dont (Continued from page 1. sec. 11 succeeds Dr. J. K. Altland, now a I (ConUnued from page 1, Bee. 11 prior to the beginning of such new lieutenant in the coast Guard serv­ consideration of thatmatter until l*rm ”, .. , Ing holiday, in banks that failed to open their doom after that holi­ ice. as head of live medical corps of mku vw.tuiuu mcvtuiB, wiiKo December 4 no further action was day ended. A considerable amount the Civilian Defense organization in held December 4. They asked the taken. The matter waa discussed this county. He is to direct the work of money collected by the receiver of county doctors, nurses, nurses county's attorney, Laurence E but not acted upon. Tlie board of Barnett, In October to get an opln- supervisors adjourned December 4 ot the Nashville bonk was de­ posited with the state as required etc.. If Barry county siiould be rald- ion from the Attorney General as to meet in their regular January to the legal right of the board to session. At that lime further action by state law. and waa thus im­ pounded tn these failed banks enemy forces. He is setting up the make the changes it contemplated may be taken. ------------ - » ► Oyer nine years have elapsed since necessary organisations whose serv­ in the set-up of the county social the 1B33 bank failures, and con- ices might be needed in an,emer- welfare organization, when the I aeal Treasurers Gefr supervisors met December 4. they uocal 1 FCClSUrcrS UCf ‘ Kiderable of the receiver's money, gency. _________ belonging to the depositors of the received a letter from Prosecuting $2,352.29 From Co. Attorney Barnett, giving the sub>*••*•* s ivin ww. Nashville bank, has been paid to MUNICIPAL COURT him hi dividends by these failed stance of the Attorney General's County Treasurer Clouse last week Vivtor O. Lewallen, who recently ruling ruimg which wmen he nc had nao obtained. ootameo. This. inis, . . ., banks; but there is yet quite an with “»• “ amount IIUIUUIII of VI impounded UIIUVUIIUW funds IU11US on Oil moved . to Nashville . . .from ----- .. Ingham . . ; .eronlU>, U U» ktUr. which Mvment payment Ls is verv very imrjirtaln uncertain 1 brought Into Municipal what Mr. Barnett hatktold the board treasurers the sum of 823522S. | whirl. Whatever* if any. amointe are r.-' court Tuesday, charged with being in October. . which represented the payments of I covered can be (»ld to depositors ln control ot a motor vehicle while The Attorney General's opinion delinquent taxes made to him dur- i Later; but these impounded do- intoxicated. His car had run off the was tliat the supervisors lacked mg Qu- month of November. Tlie | posits belonging to Acelvers are. highway Monday nlfcht north ot authority.to change the salary of county’s own portion of such texes I of courie th<, of questionable value al this time Nashville. The officers who made sn. any «««... county fa.tr.r. welfare h».,a board member —more than nine years after the ‘ lh® arrest said he was sound asleep during his term of office. He ruled own cash, and will be used to meet1 bunks In which the deposits were , and tender the influence of liquor. that a per-diem pay may be held to . current county expenses. Of the ----- - u-a j A ..c« ggl rationing book was found constitute a salary within the mean­ placed iiad . failed. amounts remitted to local treas­ In all fairness the state of Mlchl- In his possession. Judge Cortright Ing of the statutory provisions re­ urers the larger portion, probably gau ought to pay the balances due fined him 850 and (6 45 co*u which ,lating thereto. He also held that one ------ ----------------------------------------------two thirds of the total, would be on these deposits, which the slate he paid, also took up hu driver's 11- or two members of a county social school funds, and would be used to of Michigan forced the receivers cense, and told Lewallen he would 'welfare board may be compensated pay school costs in the various dis­ to deposit with the state. This notify Hie Ingham county rationing on * a per-diem if “ fixed at *the ' ubasis, “'‘ " * “ u“ tricts. • impounded cash, belonging to the board of his conviction. He is em­ October session, before the particu­ The amounts sent to the town­ receiver of the Nashville bank. Is ployed in a defense plant In another lar term of office for which such compensation is being provided. The ship. village and city treasurers were ils only remaining asset; and it city. ■ Is of doubtful value. So the 8 per . above is the substance of the opin­ os follows; Assyria township .. cent is possibly the final one. Thou* ion from tlie stale'sjegul depart ­ Handy Gadget Baltimore township who receive Mr. Mohrmann's checks ment. — ----- - --------------A spring steel coll that clips on Mr. Barnett added as his own Barry township .... for* the above dividend, must cosh u.em «*««>• Ut~-U them before us.nuuy January 18. 1043, lor for opinion, in his letter to the board Carlton township .. they will not be paid after that provide a place for th. sUrring spoon of supervisors: “Your action is not Castleton township date, according to the ordera of 11» • handy «ad«c‘ for “W kitchen. Improper in reorganizing the Wei- , Hastings township FINAL DIVIDEND OF NASHVILLE BANK and Circuit Judge*McDona)d Hope township Irving township Johnstown township Msple Grove township ... Orangeville township Prairieville township Rutland township Thornapple township Woodland township Yankee Springs township. Middleville village Nashville village Hastings City Has the American Indian gone sissy? When state game commis­ sioners of New Mexico, the Red­ man’s last stronghold. Invited 300 applicants for bow and arrow hunt­ expected to be besieged by Indians. Old Dutch Hymn Book A hymn book in Dutch, written en­ tirely by hand and having several decorative drawings, was found re­ cently at Prince Alfred's Hamlot. REGULAR MEETING O. E. H. The regular monthly meeting of Hastings Chapter. No. 7. O. E. S. Wo* held Tuesday evening with about fifty members in attendance A'short musical program was pre­ sented by a group of boys and glrb fromxHlgh School. Followilng the business meeting a Christmas party with tha exchange of gifts was en­ joyed followed by refreshments. . WAR Africa. It consists of 250 pages. On pate 135 appears in Dutch: “New SAVINGS STAMPS 1750.” A penultimate one Is the next to je- last'event. consequently It is fol Dog Hitching Fotta Hitching posts for their cuxkjrners’ dogs are provided by some western grocers. The chsln and Russia In Europe camprim slightly more than half of Europe. Ruslis In Asia is twice as large aa I the whole of Europe. WO.D W The Thoughtful Gift That Won’t Strain Your Budget! Chntte'" ,h'* J inexpensive Handbags . Chrht- Luxurious! Stylish! Comity had been . .n.nd to freaW. road mileage longer. • raised that issue. Bi Mark these (or several names on yoOr list . . ! They are beautifully styled copies of expensive begs to please the most particular woman . . envelopes tar dressier wear. All beautifully tailored in rich winter colors. The ''correct'' gift shell be thankful for right up to spring-time! w TXd ", I ly, ond »Py “ w_ con dill | Ifwolout ‘h,2®^Chrittmo* 1 "--“S'.' cs had such a plcas1 were so delighted er that the Barry d the Eaton fellows tings for their next according to the "In lire near future." V.n4w..">r”^'000d ■ k olwoYi 5hove olwoY* l provid'nQ, hard- JNEER JSIDENT >usc, aged ttl. pa.uecT vening In Nashville icing cared for. Shea uUlngb township on t- daughter of Boyd Other Smart I Handbags 1.59 b 1.98 I •'o,'w*b,Sd'thTp^o‘ Crouse, who preth. For a long time 'rouse had lived on le Grove township, by two slaters, Mr*. I of Hastings and Crawley of Long iso three brother?, ind Will Craig of funeral will be this 1 WOMEN’S help *euftntu orket. that SklUfolly Styled! In Smart New Shades! .all rayon suede gauntlet styles for dress. 49c Something She Always >e In Nashville, with e Wilcox cemetery. Needs *• CYNTHIA* With lace or broidery trim Beautifully tail­ ored with double yoke. REL MAR8HAJ.L ill. 46. who redded ill many yenra ho >tte five years ago. ui Ann Arbor Hoe,neM of five weeks, i held Tuesday afNmhville Evangel!- FABRICS GLOVES Mammoth garden bouquets on sheerest white cotton to luck in one pockelf Gay with color! He was bom 1. He is survived d three daughters. Cleverly cut in feather weight FABRICS with Intricate stitch trimming. In richly beautiful winter colors. A fine gift I Three Handkerchiefs in Gift Box Sheer whites with colored or appenzell type embroidery . . . some with lace. ard Steel in Industries harder than any been increasingly forking Industries, Th ii Christmas Give ering Chemistry.” tungsten carbide ibalt. compositions ilde with tungsten he same composln carbide. I success of these ils has stimulated thing metals and U. S. War Something For Yourself! BONDS* RESSES “TAe Present Individual Styles Exciting Materials ITuk .1 luni/e" t melting point of th the possible ea­ rn carbide. Since lyrical and chem•c associated with I technical use of for high-duty serv- FOR SALE HERE ELECTRIC CLOCK tantalum carbide red in spray nor­ ia. The metallic dries* much great- By Hammond DINNER SERVICE Eight ach platinum. One ength cf 275.00U inch, and a hardthan the hardest aetal composition nblnatlon of physproperUes is desrge part In chema obvious. have to go during the holiday seaaon. town in a rayon crepe, silvery rose surplice blouse. For more casual wear choose a simple Topflights Are Smart Gifts Gift Cleverly cut and beautifully finished. Boxed ! FIGURE SKATES Sixes 7 to 12 I Muffler * Glove Sate 2.25 $E-98 r Patterns! GIRLS or WOMEN White elk shoe, modified arena pattern, hl-curve lop, sturdy construction, full tubular skate. Sites S498 • San(j>rlxedI Shrunk! TUMBLERS full else, • NuCraff Starehless I Collars! deep Sat of 12 *6” Beautiful pat­ 98c Stocking Caps white LIGHT ■ Introduce him to his NEW fa­ vorite brand of shirt—and win him for life These fine Top­ flight values feature smooth weave, lustrous fabrics In the newest stripes, chocks and solids for 1M3! MEN'S GIFT TIES Partners fqg his new shirt I Foulards, stripes in AQc rayon Skating Socks All »$■! Q95 JL tern with karat gold trim. FOG XJT.39* or Sanforized means fabric shrinkage will not exceed J T,. white with Ml- r,“’-69' HASTINGS, MICH. 128 W. STATE ST. PHONE 2524 they come In several colors. Marathon* Fur Foils 3.98 Towne raft* DELUXE SHIRTS 1.98 brim model with stitching —woven-in I DRESSES^ 398 You'll love our range of styles . . . shirt­ waists. buttorvdownthe backs and others . . . with stitched or unpressed pleats. In­ triguing neck lines and gay buttons. GIRLS* DRESSES Delight her with a spun rayon, a cotton, or a rayon taffeta. 4 10 Sizes 2 to 14. u ’ A Gift For D'ORSAYS SLIPPERS 1.66 1.05 Genuine Kid MMMtw • ON CHRISTMAS DAY IT S GOOD TO KNOW II 5 2.98 �l*bo:»Uont*x trend In official Re­ publican thought or It may ba mere­ ly an individual opinion which the Republican "powers that be" are -Finland, the only nation in the willing to broadcast on the as- world who ha* fully honored her aumpUon that it doesn't bind Ulen obligation* to us —Finland one of A recent picture showed Joseph Finland, who put up one of the L. Lockard having the bars of a bravest battle* in all history to aecond lieutenant pinned to hl* protect her freedom—Finland whom the unpredictable turn of fate has tried to warn his superior officers aligned against ua—{although, for­ of the approach of a suable alr.- tunately not as n direct opponent* plane squadron toward Pearl Har­ —In the tremendous global war wc bor on t ha early morning of Dec are now waging. much Impressed—but about 40 min­ utes later the first Jap plane ap­ peared over Diamond Head. Lock­ ard at that time was a buck private who was so Interested In the per­ formance of a new-type airplane defactor that he was putting in some overtime study when he picked up the sound slaves of the ap- STORE F1I8M THE Of MFTS fell0HE Make your shopping tour a pleasure at the Gift Store for Men and Boys. Here you will find large and complete assortments and a very courteous and capable sales.staff to assist you. You will recognize the splendid quality of every item ond our prices are at ceiling prices or lower. * GIFT ROBES sume that Spain will remain neu­ tral toward the Allies. Franco is definitely pro-NazL In fact he is In much of the same position as Laval—a United Nations victory A Fine Robe it a fire side friend for any man. Pure wools tered officers training ** part of the near starvation condition ol Spain prevent* Franco from mov­ ing now. If and when France 7.95 - 9.50 Brocaded Robes — $3.50 to $12.00 Colorful Beacons---------------------- $4.98 Regular sixes ond extra sixes to 52! nish all of the military supplies and enough food to keep the civil population from rebelling. This added load would pul a terrific, strain on Nasi economy—a • last ditch" effort—but it can well hap- Patterns that he would choose himself. Wembley and Cocoon Croft A QUALITY GIFT FOR HIM IT'S GOING TO BE A Beautiful Silks, many full silk lined. ' Shapely and Van Huesen Plenty of Plain Whites, Plain Colors, Fancies. Broad­ Pure Wool Wembly Nor-East cloths. Rayon Crepes, Gabardines, Oxfords, Madras The Ties That Don't Wrinkle Choose from hundreds . $100 GLOVES Buy Him a Make worm friends. Gen­ uine Pigskins ond Deer­ skins. Soft, pliable and long wearing. PORTIS HAT Let him choose his favor­ ite color ond style. Pre­ sent him a gift certificate, in a colorful gift box with miniature hat .included. Plenty of lined gloves too. 1.50 - 3.50 HOSIERY The young men like pure wool, colorful strips. We have pure wools at We cater to Boys the ycor 'round and especially ot this Christmas time, we hove the things he likes. 75c 85c PLAID SHIRTS Silk hose and Rayon hose, shorts and regulars boys like Wc hove them ^olorful plaids. 8 to 18 in 25c - 39c - 50c 12’s 135» HICKOK JEWELRY Kftc to Sweaters CORDUROY Breeches - Pants 1.98 to 2.98 2.98 - 3.50 9.00 HICKOK BELTS & SUSPENDERS The largest assortment we have ever shown! Teal — Tan — Brown That boys like. Zippei and Slip’O styles. SCARVES Beautiful Wash Room Aprons Fitted and unfitted Plain Whites, colored fancies. Wools, Rayons, Silk Mixtures. MONEY BELTS Army and Navy STATIONERY KITS Complete Sats — SHOE SHINE KITS f? w fa Many other items also! He will appreciate a small gift of this fine personal jewelry. Tie bars, chains, key chains — novelty ideas' that arc real now and original. BOYS’ FINGERTIP COATS New Pile Fleece fabrics. Full Rayon lined. Sixes 8-18 BILLFOLDS Army, Navy, Air Corps HANDKERCHIEFS Boxed------- - --------- SKI Caps muffs attached SERVICE MEN ARMY TIES 2 in o box at £19 to £29 Colorful Plaids and 3.95 - 5.00 - 6.00 GIFTS Cooper's Visit Our Boys’ Department boxed free Meet Our Sales Force MR. and MRS. RAY WATERS LAWRENCE MOORE DON KEELER TOMMY WATERS • Hi" BAXTER CHARLES LEONARD. JR. MRS. RUSSELL KANTNER ELLSWORTH NEWTON STIVE HATHAWAY FOR THE OUT-DOOR MAN Mackinaw & Jackets 4.98 to 9.00 Leather Jackets, capos, suedes. Pony Skins, Goat Skins7.95 to 19.75 Cotton Flannel Shirts ...1.49 to 1.98 Wool Flannel Shirts1.98 to 5.98 Extra Heavy Wool Pants 4.98 Heavy Winter caps, corduroy, wool, plaids, plain colors79c to 1.25 Dozens of other gift items for the outdoor man Many new colors. Visit this department Hare you will find the right gift for the boys. WATERS CLOTHES SHOP STAMPS and BONDS for GIFTS WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy STAMPS and BONDS for GIFTS "Selling Quality Keeps Us Busy" < �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1H3 I ff1**-”1iiSSflS ! I MIAN HAHADt LluIUH nunvKj BARRY DRAFT BD. ■rwnrw > vnns ■ —w • — xx. a member of the original Invarion forte which established a beachhead and managed to hang on unlit reinforcements arrived. Lieut. Butler had an exceptionally. ‘“‘J*tn^although, he skipped over some of the more serious factors and emphasized the humorous incldents, he P«*ent«i a vivid picture 01 . it .. Uwr down “"yt-T1.?1 Si TEACHERS SING CHRISTMAS CAROLS that Ho (Continued from page 1. Beetton 1) , I purpose the portrayal of the faith. । I hope, and true joy that the Christ-1 | mas season renews in the hearts of all men regardless of creed, color, or race. Tills ‘will be accompanied by iiw otuivui uwmi him eapou wu> quickly collapse alter too cmiwu of Germany U fallaeooua, ha be­ lleves. i Ueut. Butler Is a typical ex­ amnio of the U 6 fiohttas men there la no doubt about w&l the American army will qu wixu 1* ' u.c weapuu avauaotc. If those few labor agitators who sUU persist in fomenung strikes and mtaowna : WAR BONDS H. a. Suu, Chur Club Chorus it* j’ » a bu«rl talk““n»> mighth~' have against In the Pacific area of this JL.’^LSl'S dS'SAlS'bE rwu w Wltaiyauliuif Wiik - March of the Three Kings O Sanctlsshna (Italian) AdMte FideteS (Latin) »nd 1>W .I'ould be worth • lbw UmP°"T Um. or ... wrong with the original Invasion plans for supplies apparently didn't ootne through. Lieut. Buller said that , if it hadn't been for cap­ tured Japanese provisions, the Marines on Guadalcanal would have been in rather serious trouble I (Continued from pago L Bee. 1) for many days. He akin mentioned ' nt pleased when the company re- ] that at one time, the U. 8. forces I fused to pay that kind of a loss But watched Japanese reinforcements I there exceptions are very rare fo: . and supplies being unloaded only almost every claim is mads in good ' about 2000 varris from the advance faith and on reasonable grounds, lines of their own beachhead. This and is promptly adjusted. statement Implies that for a time, Mr. Dodds stated that he came to : at least. Japan had pretty good Hastings to become the secretary of । control of the water around Guadalcanal and tiuat the U. 8. the Windstorm Co. when t. A. Park- j er. who had filled that office for | forces on the inland lacked the air support and field artillery to break several years, had died, and was up enemy reinforcement attempts. elected prteldent upon the death of Tlie American public was lead to the late L. W. Sunday. He said he i believe through news releases thnt was pleased with Hastings and its the U. 8. invaders by virtue of people, and waa glad this city is the cantured Henderson Field quickly headquarters of the company. He ' established air superiority. The said the people of tills city and picture! painted by Lieut. Butler county had been very cooperative. ‘ was quite different. It was true, and he appreciated their good will he said, that American flyers and and hslpful spirit. anti-aircraft gunners took a toll of 7 or 8 Jap planes for each Amer­ ican plane lost, but nevertheless the Japs always kept coming back Over sixty boys met at the high In superior numbers. Thus the American flyers were continually school gym on Saturday to organic 0)>erattng against big odds. u play day program and set up The Jap invaders aroused the teams for the basket ball toumn-| enmity of the natives In the ment. Team captains chosen were: Solomon area by cruel, brutal Donald Smith. LeRoy Hewitt. Ray treatment. Lieut. Butler said, while Branch. Fred Linington. Bob Hop­ the U. 3. forces have been suc­ kins, Geoige Maurer. Henry Gibson, cessful in establishing verv friend- and Bob Branch. . y relations. This fact is Important ■ Practice games were played on the In the air war, since II has enabled otxming day and teams will be about 70 per cent of the American paired for tournament play this flyers shot down in combat to , week. Second team players from the reach their home btse again with ■ ninth grade are official referees unthe assistance of natives who give । der the supervision of Lynn Lewis them splendid treatment. Supply was all important in this I PASSING OF MBH. war. Lieut. Buller said. The aide I CHARLES JOHNSON which can concentrate the best Mrs. Charles Johnson, aged W, material at the most places will win. In general, he said that Amer­ mother of Aben Johnson of thia ican equipment wm vreatlv su­ city, passed away at her home In perior to anything which the en­ Santa Ana. Cal., having been an in­ emy ’possessed and this is one of valid for about a year and a lialf. the reasons why he felt sure we Mr. Johnson died in February. IM2. would eventually beat the Japs Arrangements for the funeral and down. In certain categories, 1 how­ burial had not been made, but it ever, the Japs. themselves. are su­ ‘ is expected that the remains of both perior. Hr said Chat they could •Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will be unload a boat much luster than brought to Hastings for Interment we could and apparently had su­ perior methods of packing. Japa­ nese light field equipment is also * * excellent and they have mobile hmnl'als which we have not been able to match. They have develop­ ed )l»ht equipment for their scouts essentially makes each man an independent, relf-supniled armv for a period of two or three weeks. "She Japs, he said, were splendid Barbed wire used by Uncle Sam'a fighters—well trained, well-armed, ■ courageous and persistent. Con­ fighting forces is vastly different trary tn general belief, he said that ' from that used oh American farms. lite fighting men the Marines had Army and Marine barbed wire is met on Guadalcanal were fine much heavier and the barbs, about physical specimens, of at least av- three inches to leng'th, are more crn’«' height, hard muscled, and vicious than ordinary barbed wire. weighing about 180 pounds Tlie Jap workers, as distinguished from the soldiers, were small, scrawny individuals (who could neverthe­ less do a tot of wurkl and it is apparently tlmse workers whom most Americans carry in mind as typical Japanese. To the Japanese, the objective seems to be tlie all-important thing and they will accept terrific toss of life and material to gain their goal This makes them tough opponents. Apparently. Lieut. Butler sold, the for each twelve yards.- or 38 feet of Japs have been embued with the this specially manufactured barbed doctrine that they are invincible wire. The Army and Marine Corps and thev feel both surprised and disgraced when they find them- feet for defensive warfare. Your elves beaten in • bottle. Captured purchase of War Bonds and Stamps Japanese diaries, he said, indicate will insure sufficient quantity for that the Japs don't enjoy the prof­ their needs. Invest at least ten ited of dying any more than people percent of your wages in War elsewhere de—They are not super­ Bonds every pay day. men. LteuL Butler predicted that the Pacific war would be a tong one— particularly if we carried on under First Rasa Gold Strike the theory that Japan would quickly Cold was first discovered tn Alas­ wear herself out. The Japanese, he ka by a Russian settler in 1850. 171 THE WINDSTORM CO. Y.MXA NEWS WkatyauBtufWltk WAR BONDS I Winter flying jackets for both the Army and Navy Air Corps are regu­ lar equipment tor our aviators. They cost from >13 to 318 and are made of borsehide leather lined with sheep Lights in Greenhouses Properly used electric lights are proving just as profitable in the greenhouse ns in the poultry house. By lengthening the day with lights, many flowers are forced to early maturity nt lower than ordinary neat and the plants are less tender. Sketch shows lights over a house full of stock plants to Ohio, which will reach maturity a full month early. The First Nowell (French-English). As Each Happy Christmas (German. As Lately Wc Watched ( Austrian > The Angels and the Shepherds (Bo- Killing Tent Caterpillars A New Hampshire forestry expert writes that there is a better way to get rid of tent caterpillars than the old scheme of burning the tents. He attaches a paint brush to ths end of a fishpole—dips the brush in kero­ sene—and merely Jabs each tent with it. years, will pay for one of these jack­ ets ao necessary for our airmen fly­ ing at high altitudes and In northern climes. So you and your neighbors can do your bit by tnvesting at least 10 percent of your salary every pay day in War Bonds to help pay the cost of this equipment* tor intrepid American flyers. Join the parade, and help top the War Bond Quota to your county. u. K Incubator Eggs for Hogs Eggs that arc tested out by hatcheries make a good protein feed for hogs, as si town to recent feeding tests at Cornell Experiment Station. The hogs received grain in self-feeders and as many eggs as they would con­ sume each day. Compared to other protein supplements, at average 1910 prices, cull hatchcry eggs were worth 64c per 100 lbs. of eggs. Anti-Peroms Chick Ration Oklahoma Experiment Station recommends the following ratton to prevent the costly bone disease In growing chicks that is known as perosis: 71 lbs. yellow cornmeal—5 lbs. gray wheat shorts—3 lbs. alfalfa leaf meal—15 Iba. dried buttermilk—5 lbs. casein—U lb. cod liver oil—lb. salt. The milk casein is used In place of meat scraps to reduce the min'Hallelujah Sweet Potato Meals for Cows In a dairy-cow feeding test at Texas Experiment Station—in which a grain ration containing 50r/i'- ground yellow corn waa compared with one containing 60';: dehydrated sweet potato meal—the sweet potato meal proved to have 91% as much value as ground yellow corn for milk pro­ duction—it did not affect the taste, flavor or aroma of the milk—and it materially increased the yellow color and vitamin A content of the milk. Practical Broiler Production (English) Does Ute boy friend like dimples and didn't nature give you any? WeB, don't worry for you can get knees—and quickly. If you ask foe a dimple-maker someone will show you a gadget with two hard rubber knobs. These are set In place wher­ ever the dimple is wanted, left there a few minutes and presto there's The big commercial broiler producer* of the eastern seaboard havu reduced their feeding methods to an exact science. With few exceptions they start the chicks on flne eracked corn, either with or without a start­ ing mash—then they switch to mash with 25% clipped oats added—and two weeks before marketing they change to a ration of cracked yellow com to give the akin the desired deep yellow color. Grit is always BRIGHT 53-PIICE SERVICE izaj FOR 8 ... PRICE CUT NOW! pensive gift! Shell lev* the sparkling, colorful, festive lends to her table! Firing proeem makes coion extra and gtm a Chins-tlke sheen! The set Includes g plates plates, cups, mocers, cereal-eowpsj 1 small ptotter, open ’ dish, open sugar bowl and a creamer! Lime Needed for Peach Orchards Sulfur sprays in peach orchards materially increase the acidity of the soil under the trees and ?outh Carolina Experiment Station reports that on soil having a normal acidity of 5.5 to 6.0 it is usually necessary to add from 300 to 600 lbs?of limestone per acre per year to maintain this situation. Best results were secured by broadcasting the lime and disking it fa just before planting winter cover crops fa the fall. Training Boysenberries If Boysenberries arc not pruned during the growing-season the eanes may reach a length of ns much as 20 fest. Washington Experiment Sta­ tion recommends having the plants at least 8 feet apart both ways—tying the canes on trellises like grapes—cutting the canes back to prevent un­ manageable growth—and-rutting the old canes off at the ground as soon as they are through bearing each year- New plants can be easily started by covering the tips of young canes with 2 inches of soil in mid-summer. Frigid Storage for Eggs Oregon Experiment Station reports success in keeping surplus eggs in a frigid locker for cooking purposes when eggs are scarce. Best results eame from separating the whites from the yolks before freexing. The whites arc placed in waxed cartons without further treatment—but the yolks need to be thoroughly stirred with either a tablcspoonful of honey or sugar or a tcaspoonful of salt added to each two cups of yolks. These ingredients prevent the yolk* from becoming gummy and difficult to use. Only fresh eggs with clean shells should be used. Cooked Potatoes for Hogs Potatoes rnakfc excellent feed for hogs—but they should be eooked-* and the enroute should be removed before cooking—according to Penn­ sylvania Experiment Station. The sprouts contain an injurious substance eaiied Boianin. Add some salt—boil down until most of the water is gone —and permit hogs on a heavy potato ration to have constant access to leafy alfalfa hay in racks and a good mineral mixture. Cooked potatoes should not compose more than 2/3 of the concentrated ration—the rcat being grain—and the hogs should receive a protein concentrate just as when they are on full grain ration. At Popular Prices SLACKS BOYS' SUITS PLAY SUITS GLOVES JODPHURS GOWNS TOWELS I , BLANKETS DRESSES ROBES PURSES SLIPS MATTRESS COVERS .MATTRESS PADS/ ^HANDKERCHIEFS ■LUNCH CLOTHS/ 1COUCH CO VERS/ I BED SPREADS/ 1POLO SHIRTS/ 1 LACE CLOTHS I BABY GlFTS (UMBRELLAS \HOUSECOATS ISWEATERS/ During a 18-year period, 5.000 palenta were Issued to women by the U. S. patent office. For the expectant SALII CHROMK FIATIO caki eovn 1.29 MxUv femx «*• <xd fredil Hondy fluted gtaii troy con be mod for serving. IPAJAMAS/ IBLOUSES/ 1MITTENS ISHAWLS/ I H 0 O D S 1 H O S E MOTHER PAY USS AT WASDM TIAPOT |,49 Yow choice of ssvnrol rtytes and colanl Heat-proof vtooavs chtoo Prints, in pretty youthful styles. Sizes 12 to 20. Button Pleats Elastic Waist VITHMXtt CHINA DRW- AND COFrtl MAMA 1,89 Ga-cvp lixel Um tower »eedoe oi teapot. Novflcol o< Dutch paltern. Cover fits both lecltons. FRANDSEN'S Exclusive But Not Expensive Frandsen9» “Exclusive But Not Expensive!" SF1CIAU PLASTIC FLASHLIGHT NmI Hardy plastic M �The Presbyterian Guild will spon­ sor a Christmas party for the Sun­ day school at 8 30 p. m.'Wednesday, Dec. 23. A pot luck, supper will be CHURCH NEWS The young people's cl*** and tlie primary class tied in a" tendance “'------ 1 last Sunday. Tlie YeungMarrted People's class had the highest *—‘ of­ fering. Next Sunday morning at 11:30 Rev. Mrs. Manker will bring a Christmas message on "What Doc. Tlie vested phol’r of the Prtabyterian church will present a program of Christmas music. Wednes­ day evening. Dec. 10. at eight o'­ clock. The audience will be given an opportunity to Join tn Uie singing of C«u bunas caroh. a free-will offertng will be taken. mental music. Everybody is welcome. Tuesday night the Young People's meeting. Wednesday night* the | prayer meeting at the church. I REVIVALS CONTINUE AT nightly and a good attendance in spite of icy road*, gu* rationing and a large amount of sickness, tlie re­ , Holy Communion will be celebrat- vival services at tlie Wesleyan Meth­ cd Sunday. December 27. 10:30 A. odist church are continuing each . M. Announcement tlie previous Bun- evening this week. The messages each evening by RUBBER FOOTWEAR HOUSE SLIPPERS Useful Christmas Gift GIRLS’ — WOMEN’S DEB" BOOTS Children's 2 Snap Rubber Galoshes HASTINGS .METHODIST PARISH Preaching Sunday at Martin aiid Quimby at 10:30 and 12:00. Christ-| m.a service.,theme—"Why the Wise Men Were Wise." Special music. The 1 choir al Quimby under the direction of Heber Pouter with Ann Cnlrn* at ’ the piano will be in charge of tlie MEN Child's Sheepskin Squealer Bunny The Sunday school at Hender­ shott will have a Christmas program Sunday morning. We have tried to send greetings to all men of the circuit in the armed services. H any have been omitted It is because we have not had their । a Christmas program will be giv, en by the children and young people I of tlie North Irving Wesleyan McthFIRST METHODIST CHURCH odLst church Wednesday evening. The Christmas Worship Service will be held next Sunday morning at 10:00 o'clock. Rev. Slone will give a ChrUtma* mesaage on the subject. "Christina* in 1H2." Special musi­ cal numbers will be *ung by the honor roll, honoring ail the boys of the community who are in the var। Choir will sing "Oesu Bambino" by I Yon. and "Sing We Noel." an old only orc the boys from the church I French Carol of the Sixteenth Cen­ on till* roll but ull boys from the tury arranged by aaul. The Chancel Tlie public h Invited to attend ■ Choir, which Is composed of girls I beyond the fourth grade, will sing ■ "At Midnight a Summons Came" by I Nunn. The Altar Choir, made up ot children of the fourth grade and | younger, will «ing "Sleep. My Littie Jesuit by Geibel. There will be baptUnrof babies. | Tlie Sunday School will meet at 111:20. The special Christmas QffcrIng will be used for the children in Sunday school will have iLs Christ­ our Methodist Children's Home in .Detroit and throughout the world. mas entertainment, al 4 o'clock, in the^Partsh House. , The Junior and Intermediate DeThe traditional midnight service 1 partme nt* of the Sunday School will will be held at 11:30 p. m. Christ­ mas Eve. with the choir singing the SLIPPERS VICTORY Warm Fleece Lined STAMPS 69c Men's and Women's FUZZY WUZZY SHINING BLUE AND RED PLUSH — Flexible Leather Solei WOMEN'S RIBBON TRIM Comfortable slippers For Mother's Leisure SOFT PADDED LEATHER SOLES MEN'S HI LO SLIPPERS Turn down cuffs. Soft padded lea­ JULIET FELT ther soles for warmth & comfort Slippers $1.39 Attractive Fur Cuff Cossack SLIPPERS CHILDRENS BOOTEES SOFT KID LEATHER Men's Felt Everett freighted with old time power and the Holy' Spirit U using them to bless tlie hearer*. Special mcmuxges tn »ong are brought at each service by Rev. Kenneth Eyler of Hickory Junior Room. Parent* of children Christmas Day. the rector will cel­ in these two departments are especebrate the holy communion nt Clear lally invited and everybody will be. Lake Coast Guan! camp. • BLUE • WINE and A likely aid to those who live in The Ladies Aid Society will hold a | overcrowded apartments is a comChristmas luncheon meeting at the 1 bl nation wardrobe and disappearing church today. There will be an ex­ bed for small children. During the change of gift*. day it looks like and serves as a The Ladles League wll hold a wardrobe. At night the wardrobe. Chrblmns party meeting this eve­ ning at the home of Mr*. Minnie McDonald. 118 N. Washington Street. There will be an exchange of gifts. the doors on the bedside of the ward­ Sunday morning worship at ten robe are opened the bed drops down thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell to receive its occupant. about "Facing the Music " and the vested choir, directed by Arthur w. Lower, will present a cantata enti­ tled. "The Story ot Christmas” by BLACK Glamorous New Hosiery Same Hard Sole $1.49 FINE SHEER "B E M B E R G" ECONOMY PRICED WARM FLEECE LINED 2 SNAP RUBBER GALOSHES SHEARLING CUFF CHILDREN'S SNO-BOOTS BLACK If she’s walking to school protect her feet with boots! Sunday school at 11:43. Mrs. Attle Hay. superintendent.. Sunday Evening Club meeing at six o'clock. Patricia Fewlew. jirea The Boy Scout troop will meet at the church Monday night. $ BROWN BROKEN LINES Whatever youi have your size. heel Same in Zipper SLIPPERS SIZES 3 to 10 the Perfect Gift! TWO MOST POPULAR AND WELCOME PATTERNS! MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW OF CHRISTMAS OPERA SLIPPER FLEXIBLE BUY THEM for YOURSELF and for GIFTS Rayon Hom, sheer lovely Rayons with Lisle or rayon tops. Complete selection of LEATHER COLORS SOLES Choice of Black, brown & blue soft kid Igathers rCUT-PATE SHOESTORE �THE HA8TTNGB BANNER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. IHt PERSONALS SOCIAL EVENTS Mn Catherine Veddcr and Mark'' 11 Noordyke of Grand Rapids were Members of the Y M L.>. club । -uw.—~ «». Dan Bunday evening guests of Mr. and •«' 4 —Chrtelmas Dan trail on Thursdayhy A Mra Albert Vedder .Lewis on Thursday- A Christmas KMta « WtaUtal''■* ^-y — < ------- ~~ called on her aunt Mra. Ida P*l-. * ' • • •• mailer. Saturday afternoon I FrW>r „mU)< Mr and Mfl Mln Gretchen TenEyck. a student Warren Carter entertained their COMMUNITY NOTICES Tire Companies Destroy roues maqazini cover | KMC—n «» tan. of Ur. «M M». Ko«.rd iwtna.. ta— th. or w«r« —« Bunaays issue or s nis vveex, me mn a-1 section of Tba Dotroll »£i-Ina*. Is a szoalier picture snd waanar araa Winner 01 fcJleuMtM ITrnmSnt' hlgh and Mrs Harry Bush was low.; irtfre Christmas gtfU The County Center Telephone Co. So TUt Can S«. Bobber Is scat B ..................... «• . uui u.« <r«L- __ __ _____ ____ the United States art still IntenUonDelta* ally destroying a small quantity of The Lady Maccabees will hold rubber to tires each month so much their annual Christmas party at the Hinds school Friday evening. Dec Thursday, Dec. 17. There win be a Mr. and Mn>. Wm. Bradlord and Mr the holiday vacation which she will Andrus being a guest, Winners at engineers'. .. . The Delton Rural Agricultural To find the correct technical tnschool will close on Friday Dec. II. formation to make possible future for a two week's vacation. There will improvements tn tire design and Mn Byron Fletcher entertained Hying American-built planes to the construction, current model Ur»> cauer at uio nemo oi ms sister ana - - ----­ public this year. Each room will the Monday Night Bridge club with brother-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Wm. "Flying is a habit of the Love have its Christmas party. Christmas That means they must be virtually family: her husband is LL Col. Rob­ ning. Mrs. O. B Hodges and Mrs ert Lova—deputy chief of staff ot st church Tuesday evening. Dee. ideal knowledge. I The Study club met with Mra. F. V. McNeill, who U Ul. । It Isn't wasting rubber, bows ver. • W. Stebbins on Tuesday with Mra. 11 Is conserving It/ Sunday at Middleville visiting Dr. D. A. VanBusklrk In charge of the The Annual Christmas Party giv­ gracious oilletsis with’ whom wc War <Ka inn nJ-. program on “Poetry." Shaw and family. The comrade S. 8. da*. Christmas <0 tu„ t.Xd en by The Coffee Shop for the em­ backwards obeying the rules of the Mrs. Roland Valentine returned Places were laid for etaht al the ployees was held Wednesday eve­ Army. She wouldn't even consent £7"munUU’ may result to ..ring 1.800 from Ann Arbor Wednesday where ning. Dinner waa served to twentyDee M at the home of Mr .nh , chan<, ta to a snapshot being made unless Mrs. Delos Flower. she had been spending some Ume Harkness on Thursday, complimen­ design, to the type of compound She was the evening WM was -J spent —...- at MM. the Tropic * | headquarters approved It. ----The Cloverdale Garden Club.will used.'or other factors. tary to her sister. Mra. Denton, and MIC u. ua—il l»r- have a Christmas party on Friday Mra. R. O. Finnic and Barbara Mra. : Denton. Jr. The afternoon Cl«b in B*uk Ciwk. ciiruunu.lw* >nd IUU w.r> I 'w • —»n<. ibe wM: afternoon. Dec. 18. at the home of ot Louisville. Ky. are expected home was spent Informally with visiting dBmilm tensively these days with the prtoI am not much on making state ­ •xehnnjrt. TH. OoK« Shop d:dn1 ' “■ “* <” —>•- Mra. Welton Brooks. Friday tor the Christmas holidays. snd contract. cipei motive the saving of even ments. I am Just plain Mra. Love Mrs. William Crawford U spend- ' Wednesday afternoon the J. F. F. ; pound of rubber possible. Gray says, Ing a few days in Grand Rapids. ,club enjoyed ‘a Christmas dinner mer employees took over so that all do which Is ferrying airplanes wlQi- . Old Farm Buildings Jj UU On miw the «ur«aE>, surface, Il it uugm might appear the present employees were able to Mrs. Arnold Malcolm and two sol­ Under farm conditions today, a ' that tire engineers waste rubber in the continental United States.' dier boy sons. CpI and Mra. Wendell Story. An exchange of gifts fol­ attend the party. "We think you'll agree that that's structure serving no uisful purpose when they go about destroying Malcolm of Texas and Norris Mai- lowed the dinner and the afternoon MEETING OF BUHINE8H quite a Job for a pretty young lady.' snd in poor condition might better tires (or test purposes. Gray decoIm of Fort Custer, and their sis­ was spent Informally. WOMEN'S HOSPITAL GUILD ter. Charlotte Malcolm of Lake vaged for us. to repairing ar con- ers that th. expenditure ot a trivial On Monday evening the regular PROMOTED to THE Odessa called on Mrs. Ida PalmaMonday evening. Mrs. F. E. Low- monthly meeting of the Business .— RANK OF — MAJOR structlng other buildings. . amount tor testing may save tons ■«» «« * Iler Sunday afternoon. Raxing of a useless farm build- for the national stockpile, the effort Women's Hospital Guild was held st Hastings friends will re­ U. n. lenEyck was home from friends in honor of hfer birthday, Hotel Hastings, dinner being served | dl the members of the McGuin- Ing eliminates a Ore hazard, reduces Is an important part of the war Highland Park over Sunday. He Is her sister. Mrs. Fred Ford, of Ro­ lo about thirty members and guests. । neM family, who formerly lived Just taxable property and helps clean effort. employed nt. a bomber plant In that meo and Mrs. F. E. Adair planntn<- The committtee in charge waa U- west of the city, the young folks ot the party. Cords followed dessert pairs to useful buildings can and I city. seven-thlrtv, the winners beine vancha Cotton. Chairman with Dor- the family having been especially should be msde now while there is ’ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams. Jr.. at : Ths supreme test of chopstick□thy Dunlop. Doris McDonald and active In school affate. tor • and Constance Jeap of Muskegon Mrs. Nell Adair and Mrs. L. E. Bar­ Helen Nelson aaalstlng. stiU construction and repair ma- wielding In China Is considered the ber of years. Later they moved to were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. nett. 1 of **' * a soft “ pigeon egg *from | Following the business meeting D*tmlt where several of them still terial available, as ordinary malnte- extraction Edward J.' Adams. Sr. • A miscellaneous shower in honor' gifts were exchanged and Christmas rexlde. nance and repair work needed te the soup in which it is served. Mr. and Mra. Marion Elliott of (of Mr. and Mra. Richard Lanaon, carols sung which added to the enJohn ' Peter McGuinness. Jr.. V return a atruetura to a sound work- | Lanalng were weekend guesta of Mr. ,who were united In rnarrtase Nov. . Joyment of the evening. tog condition without a change of The committee for January Is McGuinness. Sr., lias recently re- design is not affected by ConserveThe Detroit river. oAy 25 miles and Mrs. Harvey Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vukin and :Welcome Grange Wednesday eve- Rosa Cook, chairman. Doreen Clary' Clary ctlTca celred ma his promotion to the rank of , uon tion order Order lhi L41 under which expendllong, connects Lake St Clair with * __ a Grace —___ n.a.. ____ > W* —I..— of n„l_ _______ . ... . . ................. _ Richard Lee of Grand Rapids. Mr. — • ning, Dec. 0. Bingo waa played with .Louise Newton and Relckord Major in the service Uncle o__ Bam. 1 I lures for building construction are , . .. , being stationed at at Guadalcanal. Guadalcanal I now regulated. and Mrs. Harry Thompson of Slur- the prizes being eiven to the bride. |------------w .being | Canadian boundary. gls and Leo Johnson of Norfolk, Va.T'There were thirty tvtehhar* 1 He enlbted .os — a ---------reserve1 officer ------- ----------neighbors. !i------------------------------------DUNN—LOUDENBECK were Sunday guesta ot Mis. Anna friends - and- granger* present and — ' At...................... two o'clock.....Saturday, Dec. 12, in the Marine Corps before his L. Johnson and family. Leo is r.cr.w the bride and groom received many Miss Thelma Loudenbeck. daughter graduation from the University of: lJNe on a furlough for n few days. lovely gifts. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Loudenbeck Detroit in 1837 and in 1940 was : made a 2nd Lieutenant. He was sent Mrs. Fred Ford returned on Tues­ of Fowler. Mich., and Aviation Ca ­ Mra. Robert Beadle entertained VVVA day to her home tn Romeo after a det Kenneth Dunn, son of Mr. and to Quantico, Va.. and later to New vLslt of ten days with her sister. elehl ladles at her home on East Mrs. Harry Dunn of Hastings, were River. N. C- for training, receiving ' Blair St. honoring M*s Walter Mrs. F. E. Losrry, and children. united in marriage at the home of the rank of Captain in Jan. 1042. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Greenfield Caukin (Margaret Fing to ton I a re­ the bride by Rev. Dull of Maple of Ann Arbor were guests of Mr. cent bride. Narcissus and pussy Rapids who read the double ring Cleveland Intermediate school in and Mrs. Herbert Calkins and oth­ willows were used as decorations. Out-nf-town m»sts were Mrs. Rich­ Detroit A sLster. Mrs. Leslie Seer relttiivea over the weekend. Attending the couple were sisters ard Rase ley (MildrM Woodmansee) Mrs C. F. Finstrom returned Fri­ and M1m Hazel Caukin. both of and brothers, the Misses Glenna day from a week's visit In Toledo Battle Creek- A pleasant social Loudenbeck and Mary Dunn and when the Germans took over the eitv and for fifteen dsn was on the with Mr. and Mrs Roy Finstrom evening was enjoyed. Kenneth and Max Loudenbeck. highway with other refugees fleeing and daughter. The bride wore an off-white street from the invaders. John Barnett was home from Port Miss 'Lucille Monica entertained length dress with brown accessor­ Huron over the weekend. twelve of her friends Friday eve­ ies and a corsage of red rosebuds. TIIORNAFFLE*** Mrs. Edward Campbell and son ning with a dinner partv, the table -sno sisters wore The listen wore corsages corsages or of pinx pink GARDEN CLUB moved to Baltic Creek on Tutaday brine decorated according to the . nM,bu(U .nd white chryaanthcThe Thornapple Garden Club met holiday season. "Help Your .Neigh Nelah-­ muni'. where Mr. Campbell to employed. hohday last Thursdav at the home of Miss M1M Mabel Sisson was the guest bor" fun’lvhad the evening's enterAlter the ceremony a wedding Sara Schadcr for tlie annual One luck out of Every Ten Christmas party. After a short busi­ K ilamazoo Saturday night and Sun­ tie Creek was ah out-of-town yeuurnikeulS beqeinq ness meeting the afternoon was guest present. day. , Mrs. Dunn is a student at' Michi­ singing carols and an ex­ mte U.S. WwtoMv Stomps r M|m Agnes Johnson is home from The Pinochle club met at the gan State College, Lansing; Mr. scent change of Christmas gifu. The Ann Arbor and is makling a fine1 home of Mr. and Mra. A. C. Krueger--------Dunn- -graduated Michigan ------------- —from —r ----------- — home was decorated with Christ­ recovery from her recent severe ill- | In BaUle Creek Saturday evening. 18l*te In the spring of *43 and U now mas greens and the tea table where nasu. ' Mn. Harold Perkins and Robert In the Air Corps, stationed at NashMrs. James Bristol went to Grand Connelly tied for high score, each ville. Tenn. Birds could look to the modern dally lovely. The meeting was en­ Rapids Monday tor a few days' vis­ joyed by the twenty-flve members tourist as an example of speed. .tta=, . 1. WOMIXorT,Vi<X»»E it with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brtsr present. Migrating birds seldom travel fasten I The vlrls at the Ben Franklin I The Women of the Moose held tol and daughter. than 50 miles an hour and the TO CELEBRATE *MTH Mr. and Mra. Carl Sheffield and Store elected officers Saturdsy far their Christmas party Friday eveaverage tourist covers many'more their "social "Social Club" which will meet | ning. Dec. 11, with dinner being WEDDING ANNIVERSARY children of Albion visited HasUngs jI tneir miles a day than birds are apt to. relatives Saturday and Sunday. ! on the fourth Pridiv Friday of each nwmth month. served ntnntoi Mr. and Mrs J. F. Brake will — Hotel Hastings. Following evening, cards furnishing the en­ tertainment. TenKyck, at 231 8. Broadway Mrs. Dan Aahalter was the guest Doris Dickinson, president: Florence of Dr. Winifred McLravy and Mrs. Brock, treasurer and Doris SherMatilda McLaughlin of Grand Rap-' *blnslre. J *“ secretary. Other *" girls " ** taking “ ids on Saturday and Sunday and nn active part in the arouo Include found the latter recovering nicely the following: BeUy Friedrich. Mafrom her recent operation. She belle Hauer, Virginia Sweet, Mry. plans to retilrn to her work In Mus­ Kinney. Mrs. Sccber and Neva Warner.. kegon early in January. A Christmas dinner-party will Mrs. Robert Beadle and Mrs. Dar­ rel Buckland spent the weekend be held at the Hotel Hastings. Fri­ with their husbands al Muskegon. day evening. Dec. 18. Exchange of vtfta and a short' program will be Mrs. Garrett Uhain visited her husband In Detroit on Saturday and arranged for the occasion. Bunday. sing on Monday on business. Private Alfred Martz returned Monday to Camp Fort Jackson. South Carolina, after a week's vis­ it with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Martz. Marvin Cooley, who la in training at Corpus Christi. Texas, was the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bates, and his great­ grandfather, Andrew Cook, over Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Jay Mead visited Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mead and baby at Berrien Springs over the week­ end. Mrs. George Sumner. Mrs. Emma 8. Evans and MLm Suzanne Sumner were In Grand Rapids on Tuesday. Mrs. J. C. Ketcham and Miss Mary Ketcham spent Saturday in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Finstrom vis­ ited Mr. and Mra. Andrew Kemp of Battle Creek on Sunday. Don Johnson, son of Mrs. Anna L. Johnson, has joined the Marines and left on Tuesday for San Diego. Calif. Miss Grace Relckord spent the weekend, in Kalamazoo with her Mrs William Fox. .......... William Perry of Detroit called on Mr. and Mra. Archie Relckord, Thursday of last week. Pvt. Raymond Matterson of 6an Luis Obispo. Calif., left Monday al­ ter spending his twelve day furlough with his sister and family. Mrs. Ray Hurlbert of Route 8. ROOMS dinner, the ladles went to the home celebrate their fiftieth wedding an­ of Mn. Clarence Johncock where niversary Sunday. December 20 at party games were enjoyed and gifts their farm home near Clarksville. Friends and relatives are Invited were exchanged. io attend open house between the The regular meeting of the Wom­ en of the Moose will be held Friday officiating as All members are urged to be present. ENGAGEMENT* *’ NECKWEAR Pure silk, made by Arrow and Wilson Bros. — Worsteds by Botany ^hat will not wrinkle — nf te now things She Likes Campbell, Ky. Special for week end of Dec. 19 only BANANA CAKf With a Butter Scotch icing 4 Ac each—_—-- “U For the wook of Chriitmai Bread for stuffing (either plain or' seasoned) Springerle. Pfcffeneuse, Annis Drops. Fancy Almond Macaroons, Lebkuchen, Ginger Men, Plum Puddings. Fruit Cakes (light or dork). Please help us in figur­ ing our Christmas production by ordering early. We will be closed the Saturday foUewtng ChrbUaae and the Saturday following New Yean Day as a means of re-paying HOT * COU> SHOWER BATH 7.95 to 18.50 hau bccn rilrafd Cor IB Thanking you in advance for your cooperation. Rocffny pockets suedes and smooth finishes. Prices — n* r fh®' A family reunion was held Sunday ENNIN—McCLINTOCK. Mr. and Mrs Rufus McClintock clniak of Plainwell, with forty-six announce the marriage of thetr relatives present. Mrs. H. Schild of daughter. Rlevla to Rex B. Ennis on Sunday. Nov. IS. The ceremony was Hastings and her brother Sgt. Al Msrclnlsk of Camp Pickett. Vs, performed at Cheyenne, Wyo., where who had not seen each other for Mr Ennri was stationed in the serveighteen years, were reunited. 1.00 - 1.50 and 2.00 PAJAMAS Broadcloths and Outings — Pullover and Coat styles. Full .elastic waist We have the gifts for the ladies on your list. She is sure to appreciate your being practical this Christmas. You can find something to please.her among our fine selections of: bands— LINGERIE NIGHTGOWNS Our stock of Pullover and coat styles DRESSES SPORTSWEAR HOSIERY SWEATERS COATS 1.65 to 5.00 EAR MUFFS 39c and 50c SWEATERS is unusually large — 1.95 to 8.95 PAJAMAS Arrow and Wilton Bros. DRESS SHIRTS.Hooton CLOVIS. Glebe and DIRWEAR. Schebie and Station HATS. Nunn-B«th and Edgerton SH PURSES BLOUSES We will be «mi> nieht. the week of Chrntmoi. Will clow ot 6:00 Chriitnwe Ire. ROBES scarf; HATS SKIRTS Many other practical and worth while item) that will make lovely gifts.. ON DS Single 8X80 per wk. HOTEL HASTINGS BANGHART BAKERY Pheas Wl men LEATHER JACKETS Neatly styled Following the buslneM aasrion. each one was remembered, with a gift! Frederick Palmer Santa Claus. originated. Eight Ilsur Difference Along the northern border of the United States there is a difference of nearly eight hours between the longest and shortest day of the year. ton, Moosehaven chairman, is mak­ ing plans to send Christmas gifts to “ Spartof Sparrow About a third cf the food of native sparrows consists of insects. The bulk of the vegetable diet is grass closely allied mJ! Christmas party at "the home of Krmn- (Mar j._ Mrs. George Sumner on Wed net- I d»v r Matthews) of Baltimore, d' evening. Dec. 8. After a boon- : tiful carry-ln supper, the business Md.. has announced the engagement meet^a. hST’id daughter MXm MzryroUt elected for 1943. as follows. Pres, Mrs. Earl R. Boyes; 8«y-Treas.. Mrs. Arehlc McCoy; Chaplain, Mra. I Jas. Silsbee. Mrs. Mabel Roush, retiring president, and Mra. Maude W. Smith, retiring secretary-treasurcr, have had a successful year. I Diving Birds Primitive Influenza is Panama's most preva­ lent disease—and Its half million tobsbltanlsare spending $1 every min­ ute Importing medicinal oroducta. Bonnet & Gown Shop 104 E«tt Stale Street Phone 2132 Al R D’S �■firi tuarfrcs xymtn. grthUkT. brgHtm n. ixz JsHltir A b. 1 if'di-rui Banner CLASSIFIED WANT ADS SOUTH THOBNAFFLE FABM BUREAU GROUP The South Thomaple Farm Bu­ reau group will meet with Mr. and Hastings Townsend Club No. 3 will Mrs. Clifford Davis Thursday night, Dec. 17. Potluck supper. Study— 8 p. tn. At this meeting we will elect "The State Convention.” officers far the ensuing year. All members please be present ORGANIZATIONS ■w.‘ n GRANGES CLASSIFIED BATES The Christmas meeting of the Hastings Womens Club will be held H0T1CB TO CBBOlTOB* i-noDUCi:. l-HUITH Sheldon Agency WAR BONDS Surety Bonds Pheas 2185 Hastings The 75-mlllimeter gun is a divi­ sional weapon used by the Artillery a* an anti-tank gun. It has been replaced to some extent by thl more modern "105", known as the heavi- AUTO MffAntIMO AMP MI8C- Swanton Agency mm gun costs 812.000 and ha* been converted by our Ordnance into a "blaster" twie* as it a* In the first World War. CITI. (.OUST* PROTECT YOUR CAR It Employment- help wanted SALE—4. lion 1. Carlt. tor - FABM BUBEAU STATE AGENT COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS AUCTION SALES FOR RENT—5 rwm _ W-. Mill. HENRY FLANNERY NASHVILLE PHONE .• FOB ilf.NT m. Modern _____ B3-I7 funiLitwd-apart- LEGAL! WANTED EMPLOYMENT FIRHT < LAHR < ■AtlPKXTF.il OPTOMETRIST This gun sets maximum power tor minimum weight and cost, and the American people are providing the finance through the purchase otWar any near. I ill .,... {... .. Hl. 15-17 mnrnln*<. WANTED— Janitor 1 X I'ktirrh^ under USED CLOTHING 1 tlUA W. War Bonds, adequate supply of this efficient gun can be assured our fighting forces. Buy, War Bonds,every pay day. u.S. Trnnr, Dtwmi Kolb Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Fire Hazards Revealed tllrar ECON-O-COAL STOKERS In Annua! Inspection HOUSEHOLD GOODS A city-wide Inspection ’of homes, just completed by the Milwaukee fire department, has revealed many fire hazards which should be elimi­ nated to insure safe protection of occupanta. Since private homes under state law are exempt from fire inspec­ tion. all investigations were made only with consent of dwelling occu­ pant*. Batement* only were entered and fire hazard* found were report­ ed to tenant* along with informa- Sheet Metal Work Eavcstroughiag C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 142 E. Stat* Phone 2331 if OKDER FOR PUBLICATION loit ‘•ti.i: Phone 2310 National Bank Bldg. AUCTIONEER Liat your Auction Salts with DEWEY REED cheerfully' given. Date- roil ha Li ever is used and could be disposed of easily. All inspection was done by fir* department members on their days off duty. They' worked in pair* *0 nothing would be overlooked and to double check advice given to avoid misunderstanding*. Among hazard* , found were rub­ bish. 5.388; storage of ashes. 4.842; old newspapers. 1.555; defective smoke pipe*, 1.705; defective chlm- Hastiags, Mieh Poll BALI Shipping Livestock NOTICE TO CBEDITOBB CHRISTMAN ' TkfcEN—Y» Every Saturday JAKE OEMIESTE* ; Ft IK HALE Rbrih. wire*, 4.517; volatile liquid*. 334. Company Hastinrs itock- LOST-TOUND — STRAYED Alaska has a longer coastline than that ot the United States proper. HOUSE FOR RENT—Moor ToMae. MISCELLANEOUS C. "BILL” SHERWOOD CARDS OF THANKS NOTICE TO CREDITORS lata of Cheater •iahboM. Ralph FOB Blotting Paper as Silencer Blotting paper placed under fancy shelf psper where dishes and glasses are kept will act as a : silencer INSURANC1. Hotel Uullnp the following October 5 M yras de­ stroyed by fire. All the statuary, paintings and articles on exhibition were destroyed, the loss being esti­ Circle No. 0 will meet with Mrs , mated at over 8l.500.000. Herbert Quigley. 138 W. South St, Wednesday. Dec. 23. for daiaert at Null Inauguration 7:3A Everyone bring A 10c prroent and also something for the Christ­ horseback along the present Boston mas basket. Post Road route was the beginning of overland mall service In this Circle No. 8 ot the Methodist W. 3. country. C. 8. will meet at the church Mon­ The word • book" comes from the beech tree, the word being derived from "Bece." the Anglo-Saxon word for •'beech." The early Anglo-Saxon scribes kept their records on slabs of beech wood called bachen boards. Mallard Ducks' Favorite Mallard ducks have supplied the human race with food for thousands of years and in exchange the human race has destroyed much of the wild rice of which this bird Is particular­ ly fond. Phot FOR KALE—>0< WE BUY DEAD ANIMALS HORSES EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT for same of that good Lily White Flour NOTICE TO HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS I am buy- Quatity kinds of fun and hides. Muskrat market much stronger. Archie Tobias, one block north of National Bank. them. While attic investigations were not made. Inspectors informed ten­ ants of hazards created by good* stored in attics and said this materi­ al was potential fuel for Incendiary bombs dropped by enemy planes during an air raid. It was pointed out that sueti materia] — old furniture, bedding. JERRY ANDRUS Cattaaates Hospital Guild No 5 will have their Christmas party at Hie home of Mn. Frank Kelly ThunuUy eve­ ning. Dec. 17. Exchange of gifU. itor Palace waa purchased by the American Institute on December 4. 1855. tor 8123.000. A large charity ball waa held there Apnl 8. 1858. The city authorities took possession U. 8. Leads in Strikes supper al 7 o’clock. Exchange of 15c . in 1838 In J93B the me United united States state* had nao th* tn* gifts. Bring own rolls. I moat strike*. It led the world with 1772 labor dispute*. causing a loaa ORDER FOR PUBLICATION DR. L. J. CASTON tell -A Christmas Story" and Mrs. John Ingram and Carolyn Cooper will rendei vocal and piano selec­ tions. Following the program tea The Crystal Palace wa* built in 1852 53 In New York city's Bryant 4<)th and 42nd streets. The build­ ing, constructed of iron and glass, had a ground plan in the form of a Greek cross. >65 feet In diameter. President Pierce and a number of distinguished guests partlcpated In the ceremony when It Was opened July 14. 1853. with the first World's fuels always. SMITH BROS. VELTE & CO. HASTINGS, MICH. Out 12-17 YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED £ FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE £ HORSES-$7.50 fl I LM Erl Ht £1 COWS-$6.00 Q We Have a Collector Stationed at 912 West Green St. KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS Cold Weather Protection ALL WOOL KNIT FELT SHOES For Longer Wear and Comfort Fait Soles $249 Leather Soles $279 COWS $750 sgoo CASH Mid (taring. For your old Scrap Iron. Radiator*, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brasi, Copper & I \l<;> I.l TIK-.K-. CALL VALLEY MOTHERS! aos—IIELMEY " ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Doctors are going MEN’S 4 BUCKLE Peckham s Remedy GLENN F. LAUBAUGH itaya to help fight r TELEPHONE HASTINGS 2697 your troupy cough. Pleasant, «frectlm —reliable —Ask tor druggists. 50c HOT KT. TO ARCTICS FOR DRESS or WORK Valley Chemical Co. BanfUM TF.AITElii Heavy 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS CURT . ; >i: BAIT. A MISCELLANEOUS -»« SPECIALS SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Phone 72 3^47 Truss Fitting EXPERIENCED FITTER LY BARKER’S IN Mriinmtw-. SATURDAY 4 NORTHERN TISSUE NORTHERN TOWELS and Training roll 10 oz. package TANGERINES CRANBERRIES dozen pound BUY YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HERE (. THOMAS STOR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Duty Work RUBBERS All Sixes rolls 19c 10c 11c 28c 19c ft in Hastings To Give Immediate Service ►' Wo Fay the Phone Charges—Phono Hastings 2565 Q SJ49 HEAVY WOOL SOX 49< f �THE HASTINGS BANNER IICHA sIVINTH YEAR HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1942 I on the seven seas of the world. You ' WINNERS NAMID RED CROSS SENDS l**» w>ung tor au of us m the CHRISTMAS PACKAGES . ranm qj democratic decency against j TO CUSTER HOSPITAL (Continued from page l. Boe. 11 I the forces of aggression, intolerance | wherever you may be and remember and brutality. No matter how hard | tlon has concluded Ils first war time The Junior Cltamber of ComBy JANE CAMERON After hearing a report from the that saying: "Set ’em up on the and heavy may be the struggle be■how with a very successful Grain other ally" and by ’em we mean fore is done, we know — Job ----------------------------- r you ' . and Potato show held tn the Agrt-------the In “ the J11*1 Pflt *'“> **nt culture Department of the Hastings distrlbute Christmas Baskets Wed- Cross Chapter repreaentative cn tlie the Germans and the Japs. 1i will carry on *" “ noblest Ameri- . 11 u"d to 1 can tradition** until victory U cure. ,n*8001 “Mh notes, but now they school on December 10th and Sincerely, Fort Custer Hospital Service com­ "The enclosed package comes to them from the girls AND the >i,h Previously a Com show wax The Bowlers of the Community, of theGovernment ofthe United States. | heldthe last part of November. In and food should be delivered during mittee. the members of the executive •! you JVM with the Vcompliments — per Roy Hubbard. • • •Jibe grain division, which had a rec- the day on Wednesday and cbntrlbu- board at its last meeting voted to ' New York central Central Svitem. System. You are | prepare and send 70-attractively constantly in our thoughts and until ^Tuesday. pictures that have been added to wrapped gifts to the patients al the The Episcopal Church hfts donut- hospital. The the “Men in Service" window down low New York Central workers I shop, one day began to wonder it Roy Fuller, and Donald Haywood, —extend cordial wishe* for a Merry the guard ever looked at any ot over 4200.00 in cash and war stamps town. Here they are: pared and wraj.,_______ . — - Happy New Year." them, so he substituted Hitter's mug were awarded to the winners In.dlstrlbuttan and gathering of food ternoon-at the U. 8. O. rooms by a Christmas and 185 Russell M. Teegardln , ___ say that "Corpora- for his own and wore It over two com. grain, potetoes and vegetables stuff and those who have basket.’ MS’ Lawrence —— Tonguegale ------------Hons have no souls." In the light weeks before being detected. , The high point winners for all to be delivered should ’leave them Dolan. Mrs. James Radford. Mrs. Robert SheUcnbarger of what w® have written, that «ay• • • I shows were (in order*; Hoy Puller, there sometime Wednesday. Food Don Siegel. Mrs. Earl Coleman and Kenneth E. Litts Ing does not apply to the New York : Patsy's class at school drew names Clyde Casey, Paul Priddle, Laurel'stuff may be left al the Parish Mrs. Roy Hubbard. Marvin P. Plowen house*” Wednesday and Central in the Christmas season of. for Christmas presents and she Newton. Robert Babcock. Date Gold- -------*■*------- **“ forenoon '----------------J the The executive board meets the HO Robert E. Beattie, Jr. i'lRO.-L — --------■------------------I drew a boy named Bacon. I told her cn, Donald Haywood. Doyt Hurless, remaining boskets will be prepared j Tuesday of each month al Hl Roy Gnrd |slie had quite a priceless commodity Weldon Cote. Date Tobias. Karl in the afternoon. Toys are belns’ 7 3O p m ln clty clerk-s offlce. 173 Bert O'Donnell ' but spe says, "Oh. he Isn't rationed.' ‘ Schantz. Carl Mcllvaln, Clifford furnished by the Toy Shop spanT( fund f d fur f the 400 <00 kits, one of Now for as many add retie® BS isn ’ t rationed.' . senaniz. uari Mcnvam, uunoru . m ..,.-..™ -j , -rhe Richard Taylor 173 I V»•!< sored bv the Camn Pirr council and • . . I Moody. Donald Drake. Kenneth Milwhich ls. «hen fVery member «>< Jthe 174 Robert H. Henney ter and Lawrence Robrbacher Stube «^>>«red with ^Christmas armfd faWt „ It certainly makes a big saving to ... -..v, .vu,,, aiiv/aZT. arated rorees ns tney (eave foj ror. over175 Bob Flfield rectlon to make in your "date'’ book. make one’s own clothing these days denu in thia group who have not has reached a total of 850J. 178 Kenneth C. Hawkins 1 Just made- a wool skirt for half previously won this award wiU be have not bien token “^cording to Mrs. Ed Van Popering. Gerald D. Keller a ,trip to U» tlie International rtD ,0 :-» — «* 1 E. A- C-. Third Amphibian Brigade what it would have been ready- given . 178 Howard Wilcox u.nud. Show U> Chlcuo when It a , member of the family „ >bi , to -----------------------------------------------------Lyle Lancaster I 179 Camp Carrabelle, Florida able thf- c«wnty. Contributions that have . . n .... .. rint I Here's a Dec. Slit birthday for the did allp up a little on the slse. got 180 ,lu'' .... ■”* Won nritvlonalv ino.'OTUy •'* ,«nowW,M one famlly #n. four are as follows: Mrs. Lester Monica, 181 eon of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haw- it 3 Inches too big around the waist. aged by Robert Gaskill assisted by 182 Robert W. CtUbert ■ thonw who live in the first ward First I decided to rip it up and make p'v , of There are several families in the I Cloverdale: Cheerful Helpers of B. It again, then I decided to eat what F. P. A. under the supervision ot T. group of Just one and two in the C.. Woodland; Extension Group No. A. C. Marlin Hawthorne Woodland; Dewight Van Hom. I want and meet It half way and N. Knopf, Knonf. Agricultural Airriciiltural te«her teacher In J.ml^ ^e Ibt m.Tbe u.. ex^i^' s4 _____ *A carton of cigarettes Is on Uie Flight D., Class 43E tuck what la left. the high school. at Cortright's office or names i Cloverdale; Mrs. Blanche Van Horn, way to Bert O’Donnell Hope you Dorr Areo. Tech. enjoy them Bert. Albany. Georgia phoned to 2172. ' Cloverdale: Cloverdale P. T. A.: Mrs. When you girls get ready to make NKAT1NG FOR THE KIDS ’ ----------------- —*----------------I Walter Ryan, Hastings; Woman’s Now for a few letters from you with the fruit cake and can’t find I r,Th(‘Mildren are pleased that the rUDiCTUAC (Missionary Society of the Woodland fellows (welllke to hear .from you. A Jan. 28th birthday for too). Pvt. Loren Wayne Pierce, 36404385 half the fruit you want, then re- H*u ,n thc rrar ot Roush’s store U. J. U. L-FlKlalMAi Evangelical Church: Cloverdale Gar­ Sunday, Dec. 0, 1942. den Club and a collection made at member my old pattern for It. Fix ^*7*° qr*™l .«»<» Walnut streets GIFTS NEEDED Btry H.Q., 149 FA. a package of mincemeat with just hns f**” flooded, and will be happy Wlr I a IxCCL/EU Cloverdale. Middleville tdmed in a AJ».O. 31 at mue water os possible and use I when ice shall form on the pond “This is to let you know »Camp Shelby, Mississippi The local JJSO. has been asked total of 821 and tlie salvage com­ The writer can remember the great . my change of address mainly, but mittee at Nashville collected 819 at that with plenty ot raisins and you'll enjoyment he had when, a kid in P<lr " have a scrumptious fruit cake with , the Flo Theatre In Nashville skating on "Hadley’s mill pond" as Hdpate In the collection of some the column in the Banner called the An Oct. 16th birthday for fruit only costing a fraction of what S-8gt. Clare Olmsted. 36169420 it was called. The pond stored water wtal of 20000 10 23 000 f°r OBITUARY "Home Front." and the printing of it would the other way. Hq. Co. 820. Engr. Bn. (A-VJi.) for operating Hadley's grist mill, service men of Fort Custer, Kellogg the different addresses of felloes Wallace Mack. 83. died Thursday APO 644, c-o Postmaster In the same column. Our genial warfare concerning and extended from Court street to .Flpl<1 *n<* the three adjunct U. 8. at his home cast of Dowling. Fun­ New York City. N. Y. I have been quite pleased with swing versus opera goes on and on Grand. It Is fine to have the small C®051 O"*rd camps. These gifts will eral services were held Sunday af­ the mailing service you have been like the proverbial river. The kids pond covering most of a city block. ** dUtributed on Christmas Eve by ternoon at the South Maple Grove Military Authorities through the Evangelical church. Rev. Moyer of April 1st birthday (Bet you giving me, and I have received every won’t let me play my classical rec­ but the kids could have more fun if tiiey had a larger place for skating, j Commanding Officer* some ribbing about that) for Cloverdale conducting the sen-ices. ords when they are around, but they count of my change in address*. put ■ dooen of their awful swing PASSING OF 13th Service Sqdn. pieces on the record changer and I MRS. CORA O8TROTH Pendleton Field you luu) my two brother’s addresses either listen or leave home. Mrs. Cora Ostroth. 74. wife of articles, shaving equloment. small! Gioundrill and*Mrs Mav Pendleton, Oregon and mine in the Banner, but since one of my brothers has been sent Something we must do—Get a new to another place and so have I, I An Aug. 12th birthday for Law­ crop of snapshots to send our fa­ will give you my brother’s too. You rence's brother, vorite soldier boys. I find that pic­ might have his address already, so T-Sgt. Carroll C. Radtke. 38154239 tures of tlie home folks clowning this is Just in case. .My brother's Co. A..-82nd Ord. Bn. L.M. make a big hit. They provide the address is: escape from the grim tasks the boys tings and by a sister Mrs. Pearl costing 50c or more «hnuld be wren­ San Francisco, Calif. are facing. Palsy will know enough Burr, of Hastings. The funeral scrv- ped as a gift: anything less than I Over 100.000 college and high EA.T. School, Class 17 ices, conducted by Rev. H. I. Voelker that amount is. not to be wraptwvi school students participate, annualU. 8. Naval Air Station camera Is In action for a letter from Here's the address of of Detroit, were held at the Nash- because It will be combined with ly in the Negro Essay Contest sponLakehunt. New Jersey Australia contained many comments vllle Evangelical^ church on Friday another article so each gift will beiegred by the national, state, and Pvt. Norman Bulmer . Birthday—March 18 from a group of homesick boys over 7th Reg. Medical Tng. Bn. afternoon at 2 o'clock. | approximately the same value. I local tuberculosis associations. My address Is: her bare feet and she'will never live Co. B„ 1st Platoon Pvt. Kenneth W. Stamm It down. Camp Grant, Illinois »92nd Base Headquarters Air Base Sqdn To the type-setter—Will Here's another Aug. 31st birthday for please hang one on this column? We Pvt. Wilbur Beteon Fort Bragg, North Carolina Birthday—April 24 course. Where do we pick up such 127 Bn. TDJLT.C. I hope you continue on with your language anyway? Camp Hood. Texas fine work In the Banner especially the “Home Front" article. I am A July Sth birthday for IL H. S. HONOR ROLL sure glad to read about the differ­ 2ND SIX WEEKS Pvt. John W. Reed ent happenings at home and It sure Freshmen—Bradford. Beverly 3.00. MJ8.CB.T.0. Coleman, Jim 2J5. Demaray, Vir­ I like It fine here but will close Camp Crowder, Missouri ginia. 2.50. Goodyear. Anne, 3.00 now with. Hun, Mams. 225. Lockwood, Mary, Yours truly, Here are two addresses without 175. Long, James. 3.00. McDonald. birthdays—send us your birthdate Frederick. 2.50. Malcolm. John. 250. Here's an excerpt from a letter boys: Rag la, Ester, 3.00. Richardson, John from Gordan Crothers written Octo289. Urich, Marjorie, 3.00. Wedel >ber 24th from "Old Ireland" 825th Signal Repair Scrv. Co. Martha, 250. “In the last Banner I received Camp Crowder. Mo. Bopbomorea—Boekeloo, Janet. 225. they had a new department for the (Have you seen John Reed down Franklin. 225. en­Campbell, boys In Bush. the service. I really there, Leroy?) Lois. 2.75, Cappon, Charleen. 2.50 joyed It very much and it is a fine Albert Borton.-AS. Cortright. Elizabeth, 220. Colvin. thing for us away from home as Barracks 34 UJJ. June, 225. FBwless, Patricia, 225. we are. I cannot write this to the Aviation Maintenance Prandsen, Philip, 225. French, Flo­ Banner, of course, so please inform Memphis, Tenn. rence. 250. Henry. Shirley. 225. them that It is a fine tribute to all Lockwood, Doris, 2.75. Rltxman, of us. Things done for us like this Marvin Cooley was home on a ten Marjorie, 225. Sal ton, Laura, 225. day furlough looking fine and lik­ Stebbins. WUllam, 250. Snyder, ing up on the news from home goes ing the navy “swell" ne said. He Doris, 225. Van Hom. Dorothea, told about being with a crowd of 250. Woolston. Evelyn, 225. Zutold spirit and that is lialf the batfellows and they were making con- tertnelster, Merilyn. 3.00. Juniors—Brandstetter, Bonnie 2.75 up to them and asked them to be Bristol. Marilyn 250. Bush. Bea­ Here's interesting news from Earl quieter for a few minutes because trice 300. Endsley. Audra 3.00. Smith, son of Mr. and Un. E. D. a lad was calling Lansing, Mich., Fisher, Ella 220. Fuller, Harold Smith of this city, who is In the 325. Gibbs, Maylis 225. Waters, army, and Ls an assistant instructor said that was near Hastings and Thomas 220. Ivan D. AUerding in radio communications at Fort he'd like to "see the guy from Lan­ Oliver John AngeMU Seniors—Boyes. Margie U 225. Glenn Campbell William Earl Heacotl Riley. Kansas. Previous to his en­ sing.” “And who do you think was Boyes, Marjorie E. 2.60. Elston. LlHarold D. AspinaU Ervin Curtis Chas. Higdon listment Earl had been an employee calling—It was Marsh Cook and you lah 225. Furrow, Sente 250. GarHarold Kenneth Hilton of the New York Central Railroad could have knocked me down with llnger, Ula, 350. Guernsey, Martin Howard Elton Hinckley Richard Clair Darby Company at Detroit. a feather." (Marshall has since 2.75. Hawblltx, Ortha 2.75 . JarJamca Franklin Hinckley In a letter to his parents, received married a Lansing girl which could, Charles G. Higgins last week. Earl mentioned receiving we expect, explain the Lansing call?) 3.00. Kenyon, Raymond, 3DO. Nor­ liadalph Cyn Wayne Floyd Davis Gordon Jay Hoffman a Christmas box from the New York ton, Marjorie 3D0. Schantz, BerJohn P. Dlamonte Marvin A. Cooley Donald II. Howell nadene 250. Swanson, Richard 250. 11 JOO employees of that great corInst. School Rodd Held Swift. Juanita 2.50. Wheeler, LeLeslie WUber Enxian Corpus Christi. Texas soma department of Uncle Sam’s Marvin talked to Mr. <Gamer’s Wilbur Hillis Jorgensen military service. PASSING OF MRS. Robert WUllam Field Earl said his box contained the DELIA TOWNE George Flint «- • following: A carton .of cigarettes; Herbert Bnuisha Mrs. Della M. Towne died ThursChas. Samuel Kenney His twin brother is In Alaska William Frat peanuts; a package of razor, blades; Melvin A. Cooley years old. and had been U1 4or LeRoy El win Kingsbury ■having cream; a tooth brush; tooth Sqd. V.P. a paste; can of talcum powder; pack­ Don Goichesa Merlyn Courtney Wllllam Towne, whose father Amos age of toilet soap; chewing'gum Albert Julius Geiger Seattle, Washington C. Towne was very prominent In the Clarence Greenfield and writing paper. Jack Getting Griffin In the December Central Head­ The coast guards at the UB.O. earlier history of Prairieville town­ Harland G. Grinage light. a monthly publication Issued room Sunday had a deluxe treat ship, having been supervisor of the Ernest Gromaon by that railroad, there is a picture when “Chet" Banghart brought a Clarence Raymond Grow John Paul Langford beautiful cake with all the trimWaiter Caukin Theddore Keyes, who adopted her Jo-u-pti Henry Langford marked as coming from Macy's big Cecil H. Charles fine Christian" woman. She is sur­ Letourneau Donald G. Chase Maurice Hamilton vived by one son Earl C. Towne, who ity is right. One thousand two bunIs the owner of the farm which was James Henry Un Inger Lawrence Byrat Cluekey William Iran Harris ding said the coast guards and dove C. Towne farm." Mrs. Towne's fun­ to employees known to be stationed Clarence Barton Heffner from Africa to the Solomon Islands. RobL Helrigel Next week your Christmas letter eral was held Bunday In the Henton The remaining 10,000 were mailed comes from Father Dillon, our very funeral home at Delton, and the Floyd Winifred Culver .Richard II. MacLeay burial was In Prairieville cemetery. William Crawford able chairman of civilian defense Tonimls William Hendrick army posts and training stations NOT AN EXPENSIVE CAMPAIGN throughout the United States. No gratings. doubt these YuleUde gifts will prove That's all for this time. for the candidates on the Republi­ can county ticket. There was no Zolly Coffer Democratic county ticket in the DEATH DUE TO PNEUMONIA Charlotte, the three year old esaary. The Republican county com­ president of the New York Central daughter of Mr. and Mra. Burdette mittee filed Its rejxjrt showing re­ lines which read as follows; Wilson, of Rutland, died Friday PHONES: 2105 * 2103 night at Pennock hospital, where she mlttoe received 114880. There were On The Home Front ■ ... BARRY BYPATHS SECTION J. C. C. to Distribute Christmas Baskets The Gift with tb< DOUBLE MEANING Coty Gift Sets $2.25 to $7.50 Yardley Gift Sets Elmo Gift Soto . . Elmo Moke Up Kit. $3.95 to $13.50 .4 liji tj 1 Jin/ Ltikr Ptyn J«)i nfrtutt th thuikl. Seaforth Sets far Maa $1.00 BB Yardley Seis foe Maa whitman Sampler Whitman FairhiU Whitman Fruits Ar Nutt $1.25 and up & an fiftyI GIVE HER EATON'S Alio other popular priced boxes of Candy CUBAN HONEY FRUIT CAKE Chuck full of fruits and Nuts — DtlicioUvt*?. 1 w LyBARKER’S ---------------------PHONE 2H5 HASTINGS Last Chance to Help Us Send a Greeting to Boys in the Service W« have sent 802 Greeting Cards to men in service and would like to still send to those listed below if we can secure their addresses. If you can give us the address of any of these men, please phone, write, or stop in and tell us. See the complete list of Service Men in the lobby of this bonk, Walter William Mayra Chester McMillon George Edwin Millard Rodney 8c had George Raymond Myers Orville Eugene Myers Robert Gilmore O'Connell Earl WUllam Otis Lawrence Wesley Fayne Stewart Edwin Peters Edward Pierce Harold A. Potter Lloyd Potter Intent Smith Stewart Sweet Robt. LeRoy Rslhbum Dennis Loyal Ripley Shirley Trick Harold D. HASTINGS CITY BANK Fifty-Six Ypan of Continuous Service United States: mated that there were obligations Looeard funeral home. Burial vu in Yankee Springs cemetery. TEc HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THURSDAY, bKaAttn IT, 1M> o'clock | Miss Barbara Bailey of Hastings Minn., Is- expected home Thursday Band and the Qlrli Glee Club. Metho-1 apent the weekend with her parents to spend the Christmas holidays . . .. ■ _ «_______ K. . —V-_- -..U— fa—.-..lilt. tlonlng. By be In FUUer cemetery. She leaves hr: sing at the McLaughlin hospital. vane Wotrlng wu a dinner guest husband, four sons, three daughters ! Friday and Saturday fur examine-; y>c home ot Rev. and Mrs. Fay school. a good and several grandchildren. ttan. ' C. Wing Bunday. This was * birth- Saturday and Bunday and all spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mra Alva Kenyon and Mra. Mina Kan1 yon. Donald Kenyon of Battle 1 Greek visited them Saturday night and Bunday. Thetne: “The LOst Oatroth of Nashville Priddy 11:00 A. M. Bunday school. Les- [Kenyon Bunday afternoon. met Monday evening at the Coats >n "The Birth of Jesus." Mn. Joiin (Mary) Asplnall of at the latter’s home Friday evening.| Mrs. Stewart Kussmaul last Wed- Grove church. Mra. Alice Griffin township, northwest of county president, was tn charge. mime, "Why the Chimes Rang" will son Charles and Mn. George Faul mmuaw —■ mr. r— —1». throughout the houu with a Christ-! hosteaa and served the refreabmenu. Mra Aspmall was lotPaul and children at Hastings mas tree and exchange of gifts by Boxes Were packed for six beys in group. Reports Of the various com­ close 0! this service the annual realdent of Carlton townmittees were given. The poster Christmas offering for work! wide members. Dainty refreshments service. Barry Co. five miles west of bn rttaUvts in Woodland the---------were served.. . Ernest Shonto visited relatives in chairman announced that Barry Hand. The funeral will be held y afternoon. county had gone over the lop In the Miss Dorothy Tyler of East Wood-' Allegan Sunday afternoun. land was a dinner guest of Miss: Mr. and Mra. Owen smith of outdoor paster campaign. Our quota Florence Potman Sunday. Mr. and South Woodland entertained with Pvt" Maurice Blackford from Mrs. Milan Trumbo were afternoon a birthday dinner Saturday evening, money for nineteen posters. Camp Forest. Tennessee, »pent a After the business session the callers at the Forman home. , Vane Wotrlng waa guest ot honor. local youhg ptoble presented a play Weedlaad ''r short time home on furlough. a. u. wcbk ww*- » UU—... ... Mr. and Mra. Wilson Travis and "The A n rtil in Hn A Overalls." Thu end hmtMWs at the U. 8. O rooms birthdays of Mr. Wotting and Mrs. Mu.>uug worship and Christmas children of Battle Creek were here tn Hostings. Hostesses were Mes-' Smith which occur on the same day was .well given and brought a real Christmas message to each one Saturday and found Frank Travis Sunday school 11)00 AM. dames Geo. P. Benner, John Dell. ’ and they are of the same age. No Sunday evening service be- much Improved. Dorr Stowell, Albert Reesor, Ernest ■ Alice Smith Brodbeck presented present. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND ■Hie silver cup for largest per­ Shomo. F. E. Border. Glenn Eng- the following students tn a piano Mias Betty Flanders of Hastings Mr. and Mra. Oley Douglass and land and Karl C. Faul. Refresh- recital “ ’ at’ ’her "home ••-« -«------alter- centage ofv attendance was awarded Saturday was home Bunday. family were Sunday guests of the to the Kilpatrick U. B. yoting pe» Cottage prayer meeting, Wednesmenu of apples, peanut brittle and Pvt. Kenneth Wilcox, atm of L. former's parents, Mr. and Mra. Dan lyn Smith. Marilyn Eckardt, Deane pie for this month. Woodlknd U. fruit cake were served. K. Wilcox writes that he is at Buck­ Douglass Miss Margery Millwood of East Peacock. Carole Hoffs, Marguerite ley Field. Colorado. His address is Mr. and Mra. Hows rd Johnsim of in the form of a Church Family 768 Tech. Seh. 8qd. Special. Bar. Lansing Is spending part ot her Feldl, Sylvia Poff. Mary Ann Rader, Comers spent Sunday at I Christinas vacation with her sister Virginia Poff, Lilian Rader. Ken­ Night with pot luck supper Tues­ racks C-620. HU older brother, Hickory hocne or Mr and Mra Wm. ; and husband, Mr. and Mra. Birdslli neth McDowell. Joyce Anderson. Jo ternoon With Mn. Daisy Tyler. In day night. Dec. 22nd al 7 P. M. Howard is in New Guinea and his yaVens ‘ Holly. From here she goes to Lud- Anne Smith, Marcia Garlinger. CarAll are invited to the supper and sister, Mrs Duelta Dooling. U emDrive in for winter check-ups regularly. Let us help Mr ind oienn Morehouse the absence of the president. Mn ! ington to spend Christmas with her lene Curtis. Joyce Hrnney, Mary Alice Hendeo, Mn. Bessie Wood­ program which follows. ployed in a munitions plant at Lo ,.er(! Bunday visitors At the home I parents, Mr. and Mra. Henry Mlll- Poff. Louise Hoffs. Martha Nye and KHPatrick you teke care of the bus and keep if in tip-top shape. Porte. Ind. of Mr. Bn<j Mrl. james Wilcox. man had charge Mra. Bemlece Bunday school 10:00 A. M. 1 wood. Osgood conducted devotions. Due to the regular-day (first Fri- Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. DoA't take chance* with winter. Drive in today. ! Buryi Townsend, son of Rev. and Morning worship and Christmas Various matters pertaining to our day) falling on New Yeara. the Lester Lord and family of Clover­ । Mra» H. V. Townsend, left Saturday Christmas program, Sunday eve­ Ladies Aid will meet Jah. 8 at Ute dale. Mr. and Mra. Robert Wilcox afternoon with the group from Barry program win be held thia week Fri­ Plans were made for the January home of Mr. and Mra. Johh BClson. and Mr. and Mra. Albert Nath and , County for Ft. Custer. day. December 18 at 3:30 !h the meeting to be an all day Institute ning 8:00 P. M. Pvt. Richard Sceber hits been Erma Jean. Cottage prayer meeting. Thursday 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hubbard ot afternoon. The parents and friends al the home of Mra. Ruth Fisher transferred to Salina, Kansu from Mr. and Mra. Harry Dunn and : Boyne Falls called on Supt. and of the school are cordially invited with pot luck dinner at the noon Fort Custer. Mary and Hubert Schuser went to Mrs H. A. Kitson Saturday after­ , to attend. hour. The purpose ot this meeting MILO The Chrisunu program will be at Fowler Saturday to attend the wed­ The program will be put on by is to present the work of the dif­ noon. sig Our Christmas program will be! the hall Wednesday evening, Dec. 23. dln8 ot the*r son Kenneth Dunn and ■ George Schneider and Miss Etta the entire school. Btch room has ferent departments and discuss It - -mim Thelma Loudenbeck. Congrat­ MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR । Schneider were dinner guests at the prepared Its own contribution un­ together that we may all under­ held at the church. Wednesday eveulations. HUBBARD HILLS I home of Mr. and Mra. LeRoy W. der the guidance of each teacher. stand otir wort better and do It tn E. STATE ST. HASTINGS PHONE UM Mra. Emily Wilcox and W. A. Wc extend- our sympathy to Mr. I, Wnyne Crofoot and bride nre vis­ I Stewart of Ionia Tuesday. The high schools portion of the more efficiently. Spaulding were in Hastings Tuesday. and Mra. Burdette Willson in the iting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. By­ I . Miss Ellen Hilbert of Minneapolis, program will be contributed by the Mr. and Mra. Merle Bradfield were Lobs of their little daughter. Char- ] ron Crpfoot. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS in Hastings Friday and Irj Kalama- lolle, age 3 years and 11 months. | Ben Jlnkena U spending a few The Methodist Church Com* to our catalog department, days with hU daughter. Mrs. Haile roo on Saturday. Jack went with his Anything wo sell may be bought Rev. George Wingard. Pastor pital Friday night at 10:30 after.'Nash. for hundreds of now gift Ideas. 10: 00 A. M. Special Christmas parents on Saturday. on our monthly payment plan. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Newman and a brief Hines* of pneumonia. Mr. services and Christmas music by the children of Kalamazoo called on Mr. Willson is the ran of Claud Wilson GLASS CREEK choir. Mr. and Mra Lowell Whittemore and Mra. Merle Bradfield last Sun- and formerly, lived in this district 11: 15 A. M. Sunday school and chldren of Delton were Sunday u before moving near 8:00 P. M. Young People* service 11,1 “........ h“' “ xuum -iHasting*. mJ u» mu. ,visitors at Chas. Whittemore's. Mr. and Mra. Louis Erwny and prnprnlnt mdr chrUtmu ' ,„lu„ u h„ h.na qul„ Him Bum. -u a vuimr m om . „ o„ , Wm Rny Otis. Mr. and Mra. Gtumcndq Wednesday, December 23, 8 P. “hool Fridfij 1 stanton rushed her to the doctor and Lyle Otis of Kalamazoo were M. Christmas program. The Young omndm. To.n. pumd >w>, at I ,o „ UMen o| Sunday visitors at Fred Otis'. People's Organization are sponsor­ Phil Warren and Merritt Gates TJ*’. * Cpl. Clmrla. cam, horn, ing the play. The Gifts of Myrrh." M urn™. She u UM q' «!■ ,renl of Lansing were weekend guests at A program will be given by the Pri­ son, Ear), a foster brother, Adrian p.nc camu New York Clyde Warren's. ‘ ' Ma^Ml Tripp jS miaud hit-' mary Department. Following the K.eyea 21 P5>lrteT1Ue ‘nd,.*7erB‘ Mr. and Mra. Fred Otto attended program Santa Claus will give out sympathy Is ex- l(n< g dper ln fronl of lhe HMe| the wedding of their grandson A-C gifts and treats in the basement. tended to Wesc people. . place withe on his way to work Kenneth Dunn to Miss Thelma Lou­ Zion Lutheran Church denbeck near St. Johns Saturday Herbert Van Stream tt not (yellng 1 Bun(lay monilng . Paul W. Geiger. Pastor afternoon. u weU u hla many friends would 1 Jtnklni u emplo)Ki at 10: 00 A. M. Sunday school In a recent letter from Mra. Uke to have hkn. MlddleviUe factory. 11: 00 A. M. Morning worship . eZ^°ne 1:1 “'(JOmmUn11’ I Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wllbon u- Jatnes Dibble. (Maxine Erwayi. she Lutheran Gospel Hour 3:30 P. M u btuY Chrtstmaa shopping. dllted Ur and Mrj Burdette Will­ reports she and her husband are en­ IV4R over CKLW joying a two months' stay In Glen­ SOUTH 8IIU1/TZ* * 50,1 Baturday as most of the B. WlUI Monday there will be a rehearsal dale. Cal. where Lt. Dibble is tralnMr. and Mra. Mila Ashby visited I “n famtl7 h,vc <*en 111 tt,ld Ull“blc ing to fly bombers. of the choir and cast for tlie an­ Mrs Dora Custer of Hastings one i t0 * el ou ‘ vcr 7 niuch. nual Christmas Pageant. Mr. and Mra. Russell Whittemore ■ James Siork.n of Grand Rapids. entertained the employees and fam­ There will be no religious instruc­ day last weeY Rev. and Mra. Fred Hom of Bat-! 9.P1; Uira or the F. B. a. elevator to a tion Thursday afternoon. ilies of the P. B. A. elevator to a The Christmas Pageant will be tic Creek spent Saturday afternoon W 8“given Christmas eve. Thursday, urday night. The ud new ramhed u, of Uw ; Ty“r . .. December 34. GREGORY *** The Evangelical Church 1 J. 8. Deablcr. Pastor Mra. Paul Herilon of Battle Creek SSTind sm I “JJ ;— > -«■— — spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. 10:00 A. M. Morning worship. ChM’ SU,rk',and Mre Don»M Henion. Theme of Sermon. "A Trip to 'who regret her passing. The aged I father. Wm.vChamberlain and th# I “ n * “ ® " **« ’ e Mr » nd Mra ««» Mr. and Mra. Cleo Haywood Haywood of ot Bethlehem." a male quartette will Dowling were Sunday Bunday afternoon afternoon bereaved ones have the sympathy hu Doling or .11 Monday for hU final examination guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. 11:00 A. M. Sunday school ' 1 for the U. 8. army. ■ Vem Haywood. 8:00 P. M. Evening Worship. The Glen Gates and family met with Choir — will. present a Biblical m;.,serv- a great lose -------loos Monday Mohday oy by tne the bum- thd.* rORKFRK Error of opinion may be tolerated ice of story and song entitled "The ing of their house and all of the 1CURNkbs reason r.Wprmn is left free to combat Holy Child". All should hear this j contents u the pumps were froze ' Mr- ond Mr*- Ed’- Walters wish where ■—hnmn/ fine program. The annual Sunday and no water available. Much 1° i'*l>re“ their heartfelt thanks to K—Thomaa Jefferson, school Christmas program will be sympathy Ls extended to them. . “n !he neighbors who helped them presented Tuesday evening at 8 P. I Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville 1 Re* their com shredded during the M.----------------------------------------------------- । wtre dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I»H And their neighbors sinThere will be a Christmas tree 1 Jim May Tuesday. j «;raly hope they may soon be enand a fine program. Gifts for the The Misses Maribelle aryj LUa ! Joying better health, children. The offering will be for Hallock of Hastings visited their Mrs James Hammond and son the Orphan* Home. parents. Mr. and Mra. WU1 Hallock Thomas were luncheon^uest* of Mr. j and Mrs. Carrol) Fisher In Hastings I Wednesday. Little LeRoy Plank, son of Mr nnd Mrs. Cecil Plank has been ill for a few days with sore throat but is beginning to improve. Mrs. Meredith Lewis (Rachel Mal­ colm) entertained the Young Peo­ BEAUTIFUL OCCASIONAL OUTSTANDING CHRISTMAS BUY * _ _ ple's class of the North Irving church with a sleighride party last Monday night, everyone enjoying a TABLES, PRICED LOW OCCASIONAL CHAIR good time. Anywhere but Words, you'd expect to see such good looking Shop the town from end to end I Compare this chair with those tobies priced much more! Tops ore ottroctively combined rich costing dollars more! We doubt that you’ll find value that even ously ill with strep Infection. He C42BM 2I SANTA CLAUS KRXSJ BEA TO YOUR CARI ★ YOU CAN STILL SAVI ON GIFTS FOR THE HOME AT Montgomery Ward I3OHDSI SFUN 33 5.95 9.95 wolntrt veneers. Balance hardwood, carved for a graceful ond comes close, priced so low. The design goes well with all but the handsome effect! Commode; end, lamp and cocktoil tablet; coffee most modem living room. Floral tapestry upholstryl *No-sag‘ spring table has removable glass troy. See them at Wards! Hvrryl construction. Walnut-finished hardwood; soundly made. Matching Coffee Table; glass top.............................. 6.95 Rocker to match, equally good value at. FOR BEARS YOUR CAR ISN'T A BEAR! KNEEHOLE DESK SCATTER RUG VERY LOW PRICED 1.69 Brighten someone’s home 29.95 this Claan-cuf, buiinaitllkadesign Christmas with this rmurtiy-de- signed chenille and roving rug. the lustrous, rich wolnvt or mahogfront . . . with gumwood. Deep that can be fixed.' They're reversible, washable and usable in most any room. In as­ to DRIVE IN FOR COLD WEATHER CHECK-UP. "Severe winter weather mgani added wear fer your car. Lot u» five It a thoroagh «hock-up! Oar export* will quickly locate and remedy ony touts for trouble men appreciate! Women love sorted colors. Other sizes, too. csss rts you* cas—res rows country it • rat.tar h«bit t. oil «wr» 1000 mlln. ANDRUS SERVICE WOOD BURNING MT WITH PLACGUES LIO TUY YOUR MILL AT DART OAM* 3.95 elecwicperdL»*> po'wt a contest! Large board. 1 darts. H8-124 SOUTH JEfFIRSOH ST. 14 PC. LITTLE ARMY TOT NURS! KIT handy corrvino cose. 94c LAROI SIZI MARBLI 0AM1 BOARD 1.00 tan for aM Mudet 7 marblai cad irahvetioa* tot playing 21, Bagolowball—2 Other gamed TEUPHONK 2704 5 BUT .10.93 SAVE I CHENILLE BUY WAR Phons 2240 daytime Car. JtffsrMI Sts., HlidagS, Firssjoa* Tirae aai Tibee Battalias, WlaAikiaM Wipozs Ceart Mkklgsa FARMS For sole on 80 ocre form 5 miles south of Hostirigi on M-37, land has always been keo Has a now bam. good house, electricityond Another form half way between Battle Creek ond Haitlngs. The bock of this form borders a good spring lake, shore line all good solid land, grove along shore, land in A-t condition, build­ ings all good. Wo con tell this for $5500.00. We have 40 acres in Carlton township north of Hastings about 3Yi miles out. Lays good. Price $4000.00. We have 110 acres west of Hostings on the Tar­ mac, excellent house, good basement born, electricity, for $5000.00. Wo hove another 35 acres B’/i miles sooth of Hastings on M-43, good house, good basement born, electricity, some woods, for $2500.00. We can sell this with $500.00 down ond the bal­ ance on a contract. The land around all the large cities is being bought up for investment purposes ond we have every reason to believe this will happen around Hostings. Wo suggest you buy your form before EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATS BROKER STEBBINS BUILDING raoNE Soso AuAuAk B lt M M'KEE SERVICE OIL SALES �m fl. Ho#ard Johnson of >ers spent Sunday at THE JOB" Its. Harry Dunn and ibert BehtLser went to lay to attend the wedon Kenneth Dunn and Loudenbeck. Congratmplalnt ■Id d«f. *nTi» ?uHh”'ounr-nED that .... .<■■■ nl,lR,lrr. a • 5 ». Lowell Whittemore f Delton were Sunday »s. Whittemore's. rs. Lout. Erwny and and Mrs. Gusmendo t of Kalamazoo were n and Merritt Gates re weekend guests at, «. Fred Otis attended f their grandson A-C to MLm Thelma LouSt. Johns Saturday I letter from Mra. (Maxine Erwny), site I her husband are enlonths' stay In Glen•e Lt. Dibble is tralnbera. . Russell Whittemore 1 employees and famB. A. elevator to a nauwige supper Sal­ mon of Battle Creek ind Tuesday with Mr. Id Henion. i. Cleo Haywood of Sunday afternoon, ome of Mr. and Mr*.. Ion may be tolerated s left free to combat ffersun. i malne of Milo and WUllam Cham­ berlain of Schults visited at-th* . Guy Wallers at Charlotte called killed In action. alia)) Norwood Monday evening ot home of Mr. and Mn. Marshall Nor­ Harley Hayman of Hasty, Colora­ wood Sunday evening. i family recently. do. came Saturday to visit hU sisI Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dckardt. %-it ts ner guest of Mr. and Mn. Lincoln Phyllis and Marilyn and Mr. and itlTH Mra. Will Velte were Grand Rapids Bush Sunday. visitors Wednesday. guests, Sunday of Mr. and Mn. Dan . D. IM3 ?, Kalamazoo. 1 Methodbt church and Robert and Quite a number of people from Webb at Nashville. >f Froi^tMr. and Mrs. Leslie Winiam* of du-j. Bamc*. went to Clear lake this vicinity attended the funeral last Freeport called on their son and Sunday evening where Rev. Roblnspent the “r' Un Ro' «cn held service* for the Coast )wld al the home Friday afternoon ASSYRIA ger Williams. Tuesday afternoon a^£~He"i^r£raeh IhTre again Ealne Day. Charles Randall, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pennock were next Sunday evening. Mra. Floyd Randall, and in service Battle Creek shoppers Monday al-. Mrs. Alice *'■— Collin* ■li--------spending the PLEASANT VALLEY Mr and Mn 1 at Staten.Island, N. Y., has been ternoon. , winter at tne nome ot Jesse Osgood Wednesday with Mra Wllda AlterNeighbors and friends an invited spent Bunday w transferred to Uniontown Gap, Pa Hev. E. H. Babbitt of Grand Rap- ’ at West Hope. I dtog. An interesting program was to attend open house for Mr. and Garfield Slater. Corporal Randall was a former Ids. the district superintendent, V Ch.. _ ee■ — superintendent,! Mr« Blanche Richards wm a aup- I given In charge of Mra. Margaret workman at the Clark Truck Trac- fllled the pulpit in the Methodist f*r guest of Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Coats. Christmas gifts acre ex­ church here Sunday morning. He Havward --- ---------------In Hastings _---------------Saturday eve ... ­ : changed' and popcorn and apple* clock in honor of their 80th Wedding spent Saturday with Mr. and Mn. ning. She spent the served. buslnes-.-------------session., | anniversary. gave a fine sermon on "Security". r '“- "* “■ "? “<“ ■* night and Sun-, --------. At the —-----------Emer Scott. Mrs Wade Town and daughter. d»y with her brother-in-law and sis- Mrs. Wllda Allerdlng was re-elected but Thursday. Mra. Leo Chamberlain and Mra. Wr- Mr «nd Mrs. Calvin Powell - Pre*.: Mr*. Peart Dcmond. Vice R*v. D. W. Robinson will preach ' Pres.; Mra. Margaret Coats, TreM.; The Stevens school observes Doria Mcllvaln were In Hastings ® Christmas sermon Sunday mom- Mrs Alice Chase. Pianist. Christmas with a program on Wed­ Saturday evening. -- * ’ - --- Ing at 10:00 oclock. Some will be reThe Annual church meeting will nesday night. The Briggs church and school will cooperate with a tree ton. Mn. Charles Harrington. Miss eelved Into the church at this |«v-1 be held Sunday, Dec. 27. There will and program on Wednesday night, Naomi Pennock and Mrs. Bertha Ice. There will be baptismal services ' be a pot luck dinner and meeting I will follow. All member* and those the 23rd at the church. Adams were Kalamazoo shoppers for any wishing to be baptized. Mr*. Mildred Fuhrman la clerking interested in the church, or its afWinter conditions make possible Saturday afternoon. filiated organizations, the Sunday Mr. and Mn. Glenn-Williams and In the Faulkner drug store. the many coasting parties. ORDER FOB POBLIOATIOM Miss Maxine Randall spent the three children of Gull lake were Middleville and Delton which were I are all Invited to be present, weekend with her sister. Mrs, Jose­ played at Middleville last Friday The School Christmas program ger Williams Friday evening. MY phine Rogers 'of Battle Creek. and Mra. Will Whittemore spent night the store 'for the first team . will be held Wednesday evening. Mrs. Floyd Randall was at Climax Saturday afternoon in Hastings. ■ was 34-33 in favor of Middleville Dec. 23. The menu committee are. on Wednesday to attend a session of Funeral services were held Sunday and for the second team 33-11 in the families of Chas. Townsend, the birthday organization of which afternoon at 2.30 from the Henton favor of Delton. The local team will Frank Haight, Harlow Barnum and she Is a charter member and which funeral home for Mrs. Della Towne. play Lake Odessa here Friday eve- I Alton Wood. has been functioning the post thlr- M. of Milo. She leaves one son. Eart nine. The Stinrlo'---- * — --------a ning, December IB. 18. Sunday — school will -have Mr. and Mrs Floyd Burpee anti Ciirlslmak program during tlie Bun­ Mias Maxine, who Is affilated with The Delton Inland Lakes Garden jdaughter Doris and Mr. and Mrs day school hour next Sunday morn­ the Red Cross Motor Corps, of Bat­ Club held Its annual Christmas par­ Fordle Casey were Hastings shop­ ing. The committee is Mr. and Mra. Saturday night. Arthur Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. tle Creek gave service Friday night ty at the home of Mrs. Robert pers I Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mott and Kenneth Kelsey. and Saturday to make the weeks Barnes. Twenty seven members and , record complete. She Is our teacher five guests attended. Following the family, local, and Miss Thelma Mott at the Btevens school. business meeting there was a pro- 1cf Kal.imn.-ux> spent Sunday with BARRYVILLE Our ChrUlmas tree and program Mrs. Harold Holmes will entertain gram. Mrs. Ella Reynolds read the :Mr. and Mrs. Spellman Casey and the Pleasure birthday organization Christmas story and Mrs. Glenn .:family at Hinds. Mrs. Angie Titus and Chan Dip---------------------------------------------, . Christmas eve Program will begin at its Christmas party on Thursday Williams told how Christmas was celebrated in other lands. There was ncr werc m Hastings, Friday. Mn. J. J. Wlllltu spent Wednes­ The local community Farm Bu­ a beautifully decorated tree and a. *«dio CP^cy U working at the day with her daughter. Mn. Paul gift and candy for each one present Delton Elevator for several days. reau association will hold the De­ Kesler and family. cember session at the Briggs church The January meeting will be held at j Mr. and Mrs R*y Stewart of "Sure, Santo’s job is bigger than ever in wartime. Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Kelsey of ’ ---------• • -----------------North Delton called on Mrs. Angie , ------------------ •--------------------- — on Saturday night, when all inter­ the home of Mrs Anna Robinson. That's why he depends on milk for that extra energy Mr. and Mrs. Willard Waters and T”" Friday afternoon. Mr. Stew- Coats Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert ested are welcome. Milton Horton commenced work Monday tnora- Lathrop and family and Utile Carol he needs to keep on the job! Take a tip from this will show motion pictures of inter- son of Plainwell spent Sunday with Lathrop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. ln« « school bus driver here. hale and hearty Victory worker—milk has a big sup­ FerrU Lathrop of Toledo were Sun­ Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Homer At- 1 .------------- ---------------------------day dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. i drich of South Delton were callers NORTHEAST WOODLAND ply of the vitamins ond nutritive elements we all need SOUTHWEST WOODLAND otrir* In Is being E. H. Lathrop. Carol Lathrop is In the afternoon. | A Christmas program lr> for abundant health. Be sure YOU drink enough The Woodland United Brethren Evanxel- spending the week with iter grand­ Mr. and Mra. John Chamberlain '1 planned to be given at the EvangelMissionary Society met with Mra. milk!” went to }he home of his brother-ln- leal church Tuesday evening, Dec. parents. Osgood last Wednesday. Several of our young people ac­ Vane Wotring of Woodland was n companied Rev. Kenneth Griswold SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY supper guests of Mr. and Mas. Owen Clark In Kalamazoo Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. Will LeUon and sons, to Coats Grove Monday night to the Smith Saturday evening in honor of and returned home Sunday. Mra. I John and Ralph, were In Grand County Union meeting. Clark, who has been ill for some Rapids Saturday. Their daughter Ethel's and Vane's birthdays. Mr. and Mra. Shirley’ Mayo of time, passed away Saturday mom- , Laura, who Is at the Mary Free Bed tings and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur La­ Hastings were Bunday callers on ing. Sympathy Is extended to the Convalescent Home, is getting along throp of Cloverdale were' Sunday quite nicely since her operation sevMr. and Mra. Keith Farlee and son. bereaved family. dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. Will Mr. and Mra. Sherman Pritchard eral weeks ago. Family night and a white Christ­ Oltlrr. b* Miss Elaine Batea spent Sunday Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop mas will be held at the Woodland of Wall lake, visited at the home of attended church services here. HIGH IN CBEAM CONTENT. BAW U. B. church on Tuesday evening. Mra. Hattie Whittemore Tuesday at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day and evening. Mra. Emma Dickerson, Mra.,r “ Mr. OR PASTEURIZED. PT. 6c: QT. 11 I^,*.rnd22’br,‘tn« ?flSlcaV CA^J r‘ vi^d^ ’u and Mra. E. J. Bates and fam- Stuart were Sunday aftemon callers service -Monica of Cloverdale visited her Miss Iva FranU. who is attending _______________ _ ln ... Chicago, Wliu The Kilpatrick Missionary Society ,.Wednesday evening. ____ I and Hastings. Mrs. Gordon Hoffman was a Sun•UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS will be held at the home of Mrs. ■ Mrs. Etta Kilcstrlck spent Satur- 11* home for Christmas vacation, b Gertrude Curtis this week Wednes­ day and Sunday with her sister.: spending a few days with her *h- Dirk Hoffman of Quimby. , Mra. Ell* Wertman near Cedar < ter. Mra. Raymond Bursley and famday. Mrs. Nell .Walker. Max Alden and I Cr«ek. । Hy, Mr. and Mr*. Bursley are movChristmas program in charge Jr. Blakesly of Chesaning were Sun­ of Mrs. Hlldred Chase and Mra. Bar­ i Mra. Charles Flaria and Mra. Ing on a farm northeast of Sunfield day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Douglas Floria spent Saturday after- this week . bara Dalton wlU be given at the Kil­ Phone 2651 ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hastings noon in Kalamazoo. | Rev. Paul ' Geiger caUed on E. Ralph DeVine and spent the after­ patrick church next Sunday evening. Mr. and Mra. Travis Royer of Bat- ; Brodbcck Friday. Luther Brodbeck noon with Mrs. Anna DeVine. Mr. and MYsl Clarence Higdon and j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mahler spent I tie Creek spent Sunday with her । and son Junior called there Sunday parents Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town l evenlng also Mra. Carl Brodbeck. the weekend with friends at Scott­ । and family. I The "Cheerful Helpers" club, with ville. Mr. and Mr*. Lowell Whittemore > their families, enjoyed a Christmas __ , the Civil War, U1 „ Insur- and children spent Sunday with her party at the home .of Mr. and Mra. During life once paid American families about parents. Mr. and Mra. Charie* Ray Scheel Saturday evening. About 87,000 dally in policy benefits; dur- Whittemore in Rutland. । thirty were present. After playing a Ing the Spanish-American War 1 MrMrs. George Schoolcraft1 few game* and exchanging of gift*, about 1400,000 daily; during World ot Battle Creek spent Sunday with refreshmenu of popcorn, candy and War 1 about 81.flno.noo dally; and her parents, Mr. and Mra. Bert Pal- , apples were served. today 18^00,000 dally. ■ ton. | Mrs. Glen Edwins, who underwent SANTA ON ind family cf Olover1 Mrs. Robert Wilcox Mrs. Albert Nash and s is spending a few daughter. Mrs. Haile »B MILK KEEPS tr*. Glenn Morehouse visitors at the home Mr*. James Wilcox. oot and bride are vis- crczwmt Mr and Mrs Leon Dealer and a major operation at Pennock hasdaughter Elisabeth of Hastings. Mr. ::: delton L EG A L S C RUTLAND r*. Oley Douglas* and Bunday gueits ot the nU. Mr. and Mr*. Dan H,isyt<Gs Bmln.H Addrm: Hauler.. Mlchloa. BTATK OF MICfftOAX I •> COUNTY OF BARRY I HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGHLANDS DAIRY We Grind and Mix Feeds Let Us Balance Your Feed Grains .R BONDS IUCDU A CU fV) C ItFYlHOn New Do you know thot the flocks owned by all the producers of eggs for 25 hatcheries averaged 180 eggs per hen? Yes, you’re right. They were fed 16% or 20% Mermash. Ooaaty. HASTINGS TELEPHONE DIRECTORY h of Hal­ 0.00. IS GOING TO ZWu tie Creek n borders >olid knd. •n, build)0.00. hip north south of baaement 0.00. We the bal- Monday, December 28 Mrs. Weiss of Saginaw averaged 160 eggs from 400 hens and netted $1.85 per hen over cost of feed. She has fed Mermash exclusively since 1931. 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OBDBB FOB FOBLIOAnOM Please notify the Tele­ phone Business Office W1»m> Poritmakar il being m before 16% or 20% PROTEIN STARTING - GROWING ■ LAYING if you wish to change Pig Starter or add to your present directory listings or ad-' Fattaner MM4. 44% Protata 100 Iba. 470 lb*. vertising. FARM BUREAU SERVICES. MC Uelf) HASTINGS, MICH. <E 36S9 TELEPHONE 21 li MICHIGAN MU. TItIPHONI CO. N. CHURCH ST. �THE HASTING8 BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1949 SHVILLE . IIW ,C44«4»V4 U4 UIV 4*4U44« 44444 State Rank announces that check* for U;e payment of an eight per esnt liquidating dividend will be ready foe delivery to the creditors Qf the NSahvtlle Blate Rank on Pttday. Dec. 18. AU creditor* are' tned to. call tor their check* AC the office ot the receiver in Nashville as possible fur the reason that no Cheers will ba delivered or paid by after January IS. IMS. This limlu this time. Funeral services for Laurel Mar­ shall. 46 a former Maple Orove township fanner until five years ago Charlotte, were held Tuesday after­ noon at the Evangelical church with burial in Lakeview cemetery. Mr. Marshall died Saturday tn Ann Ar­ bor where be had been the i>aii five week*. Surviving is the widow Martha; three daughters. Mrs. Ray­ mond Fuhs of Indianapolis. Indiana. be held Thursday afternoon at one o'clock from the Evangelical church. Burial Ln Lakeview cemetery. He —------ -------- --------- - ----- ------ ■ Harold of Naahvllle and Sterling of Creek; one daughter. Miss tJlah Huhs of 6t. Clair, Mich.: one *t'-P-brother, Jack Kuna'of Brownad*1®- Minnesota, two atep-siaters. Dena Fctahner of Nashville, * ­ Mra. Emma Kahler of----Salem; one half-sister, Mr*. Orville Flook of Nashville and one half-brother, Peter Kuna of Hasting*. Mrs. Alice Crouse passed away Monday night at the luxne of Mr*. Ina Millard after an illness of sev­ eral months. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mauney and family have moved to Memphis, Tenn. Samuel Ostroth is at the home of his daughter. Mr*. Pearl Lowell near Hastings. BRANCH DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. Wm. OlUingham of Battle Creek, were Sunday after­ noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fa&setl. ' Mrs. Charles Labaugh Is home af­ ter being with Mrs. Kenneth Norton and small son the past week. Henry Bidclman continues about the same. Several from till* way attended the funeral of Mra. Samuel Ostroth. our former neighbor. Sympathy k extended to the husband and family. ions. Lind of Battle Creek and Burr al home: one brother. Glenn of Maple Grove, a stater. Mra. Edna Jones of Battle Creek; step mother. Mra. Mabie Marshall of Nashville. John Bahs. 79. was born In Maple Orove township and passed away happiness is to be aa happy as h Al his home In Castleton township rightfully possible today. ___ ________ ____________ _ |«W! W5WCTmw« 710 8. Washington. Dee. 9: a girl highly respected resident of ths OBITUARY » William Wallace Mack, a WStdoht During tlie -week the surgical to Mr. and Mra. Leonard Krtbt. neighborhood for a tang time. The Maple Grove Community of Barry connty for fifty ywart. patient* discharged from ths hos­ 1001 8. Dibble 81, Dec. Hl a boy . . . Carol Fuller, a student at Kalamapital were Miss Ardeth Williams. 419 to Mr. and Mrs. Charlra Fox. Bat- Farm Bureau will meet Saturday passed away suddenly Thuraday Rttl Cn» is Again coUega. was the lead in “My N. Michigan; Mis* Barbara DeVault. church. Lacey. Bom in Millington, Mich . a for oid awUterTes- 8uur BUten ' which *l«owedjt th* >10 W. Green: Mis* Glen Edwins. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bromals. 700 W, Green. Dec. 10; a girt to Mr. and A number of ladles met Tuesday April 33.1919. the son of oeatga and right colon, to ftniah 1 Woodland: Miss Doris Bradford. afternoon al the home ot Mrs Dor­ MJs. Lewi* Lehman, Jr.. Portland. week. Racer Benneftand Melvin 1030 8. Park: Richard Robert*. fur the convalescing othy Hoffman in honor of Mra. Mer­ Haavind attended Wednesday nMM. Woodland; Mra Otto Miller 610 R ton Hoffman. Park; Mrs. Ruth Ragia, 339 W. Carl Damson. 739 E. Madison St., The teachers hate beefl practicing of the beat auditoriums in the wnrld. Dec. 13; a girl to Mr. and Mr> Mr. and Mra. Claud Hoffman and Court; Mra. Earl Campbell, Nash­ Frank Hyde had dinner Thuraday in marriage to Grace E-Babcodt ot for th»ir aiinual ChrUtmAs Carol Commercial students and thOM ville. R. 9. and Mrs.’Archie Brady. a boy to Mr. and Mr*. Francis s with Mr. and Mra. Harvey Marsh*11. Lacey. To thia union seven daugiiwho werv good tn penmanship Portland. R. 1. liloh (Irene Joneal. 1100 Mlles Ave. Mr. and Mra. Cyrus Buxton of ten were bom, two of whom pr4- cember 10 In Central auditorium. helped out in the rationing of fuel On Tuesday there were eleven Kal.imazoo, Dec. 11; and a git! to HasUngs called on Mr. and Mr*, teded him in death, Helen (Mra. Haport cards .were distributed in surgical cases registered: Claude Mr. and Mra. Clark Sheet*. Cals- Harold Gray Sunday afternoon. I John Storm) ta 1941 and Jeute la Troutweln. Hastings. R. 3; Mra. Dal­ donla, R. 1. Dec. 14. Bty. ton Stahl. Clarksville; Mra. Martin C NlrT andLMn Ixon Poti* were £’llrvlvor» other th*n the wife are Firth hour .Tuesday application Hawthorne. 429 E. State Road; Mra. PLEASANT HILL C*n4« . 010 (faughtera, Mra. Harold blank* of admission to the Victory ball game were d Edna Brady. Middleville; Fred Coz. Johnson* in tI,d Merlln 3^^ corps teere made out by students who pared with last. About twenty-five neighbors gath­ n W, w2?n Woodland; Harold Durkee, 140 E. D e riuh hrtrt lh><r 1 °r B*‘u* Crwk' Mr* BU> IU1UT gate topping thik year's first game State; Mrs. WUllam Streeter. Mld- ered al the home of Uie Peter* m d Iof Heangs. Mra. Robert Rhode* of Brothers Friday evening for a fare­ The shop elawen for girls that ha* receipts of 31g by 36 tickets. dlerlUe; Mra. Beatrice Eaton. Has­ 4V I ljw*y *n(1 Mrs' HoraC® Btoorofa Of well for Stewart Peters who left for hoi recently been organised meete from tings. R. 3; Clancy Tin. N. Church Testa were given to the freshmen Anna Gibbons fort? ' D”*Hn«,_Mteen grandchildren, two Fort Custer Saturday. 3 until 0 o'clock each school day af ­ St; Mrs. Frank DeOroote. Hastings. Anna Gibbs as hostess. About forty -, 4mera yn ROy Of Mancelona Mra Arthur Clarke of South Hav­ : SjMr. 'W1SZ. w.,u,<rt .. rum. ternoon. Mr. Hansen announces that r. 3 and Leslie Cook. Hastings. R. The test* were the Traxler Reading a tew more girl* At least seventeen en spent the weekend with her par­ ‘’.•-test and the One-Hundred Problem C^U 1 “nt* ho*ta of other relative* and Mr. and Mra. R. J. Williams. Six medical patients were regis- ent*. ' ” ArlthmeUc test. d »ood-Ume'WM friend*. He will be greatly mls*ed join. At present the class haa eight Uttle Gordon Raymond, grandson istered on Tuesday: Mrs. Hugh Hastings school students are hav­ Mr nnrt Mr, wutura , i ** he was always a wining helper member*. Mr. ana Mrs. william Hui let of to .11 wh0 a,),rd him Rilry, 336 W. Walnut: Mis* Vemlee <of Mr. and Mra. Clifton Campbell. | The HAaUngs-Belding game, to be ing a ten-day Christmas vacation Benson. Alto. R. 2: James Roach. ] Middleville spent Saturday night at ., , -2-------------' played Dec. 1», la expected to be a Vermontville. R 2; Mra. Oda Stem- 1Plainweu but is reported some bei- Roy McCaula and attended the I OBITUARY An assembly is planned for Jan. Christmas party al the school house. ,• un>r ,ou May. alBy. QBU gnrer or nur­ real thriller. Coach Goodell aaya he 4 at 9:00 to begin the New Year. baugh. Sunfield. R. 1; Charte* ’ Charlolt daughter of BurMr. and Mrs. Ferris Moon of . “H>r; deU ‘'ntl Margaret Willson, waa born la not sure whether Belding a second Joan Whisnant, from the Schoo! Courtnay, Lake Odessa. R. 2. and ^nd passed away Dec Mrs. Eva Troutweln. Woodland. R. 2 <Grand Rapids syere Sunday after­ old England and three children of Jan 2g Assembly Service, will talk to the Laniing spent Saturday night with 11 — ---------------------------Z .... and aaya it wlU be a real battle. Clayton Mote, aarkkvllle; La 1noon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Matt students. r-win Polla and an* ttrlfaa alta.a^-­ . ' Surviving are the parent*. one Leon Pott* wife anX and all all attend Berta McAllister, 314 E. Green; ]Bedford. The Saxons played their first brother, Richard, two sisters. Patty Our neat club hour will be held Forrest Lee Gardner. Hasting*,-R The birthday club met at the ed the Christmas party at the school : and Mary, the grandparents. Mr. league game against Ionia last Fri­ 2; Miss Ada See*e. Middleville, and 1home of Mr. and Mra. Stephen Car­ house and Mrs Mra. L-iaua Claud Willson and rar. Mr. ana and day. ... 0.. . ,, , 1I Bna wmson rna Enrollment for the second semesJta^hlCaUW1 OcOr«e Canine. tW0 Infant Peggy Adams. 927 E Clinton <ter Saturday evening. Six tables of GUy Stanley, the magician, wlU uie grandmother*. Mrs James Youngs Bt., were the medical patients dla- <cards were played, prizes being won on Laplerre bump^on buuu-o home of Vern Smith, In Middleville “nd Mrr Burdett Briggs, and scv^ appear al Hastings high school charged during the week. . Iby Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller, Mra. protiably January 13 at 3.P- m. Both __ _ relatives. ....... They found him nblr able tn to alt tin up fear for *n eral other Tlie following babies were born ]Maurice ------------------------------------------------------Johnson and Miner palmer. Thcv . student* ana adult* are invited to at the hospital since last report: Mr. Carter wa* presented with a nlcd short time. Hu wife i* ill in Bl. Just a tiny rosebud । attend. Mary's hospital. They have our sym­ A boy to Mr. and Mra. Olin Munn, card table. Parted all too soon. I A pep meeting wu held In the pathy. • . *44. Mr. 44 44 44 and 4*44 3. Mrs. 440 4,444 Howard 44 444*43Lewis V4 ot God In His love and wisdom I gymnasium Friday, December 11. Has called our Darling Home. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb HIGHBA.NK Funeral service* were held Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hawbilta and day at 3 p. m. at Leonard's funeral tend the game that night. Cook. Teachers’ pictures were taken for | Mr*. Betty Streeter Hoebeke and Ortha and Mr. and Mra. Paul Bell home with burial In Yankee Springs her parent* and Mr*. Vere Carter attended their grandfather, Noah cemetery. were Wednesday guest* of Mr. and Sherk's funeral at Caledonia Mon­ day. POWERS ECHOES Mra. Stephen Carter. Several from this way attended . _ ___________ _______ Mr. and Mra. Vere Carter spent Sunday with her parent*. Mr. and the funeral of Laurel Marshall at, transferred from Ktlly Field to LarNashville Tuesday. , edo Army Air Field. Laredo. Texas Mra. George Pickett of Caledonia. Marshall Green--and Mrs. Sneatticn ot Middleville, who , Mr. —and Mr*. ------------------------------—• Mr. —and Mn. Albert Frost ..— and — has been helping our at the R. J. family and Mrs. Frieda Marshall i IttUe daughter and Kathleen and guest* WlUlam* home the jmst week, re- were "*'* """ “ at ~a birthday dinner Jack Frost were Sunday dinner — for Jackie at Worth Green's in the aueata of Mr. and Mr*. Howard Clinturned to her home Sunday. Moore district Sunday. : too. Mr. and Mra. Prank Hawbilta and I Miss Mary French of Hartings DUNHAM DISTRICT The Community was greatly Mr. and Mra. Veni Hawbilta called I spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. shocked Thursday by news of the at tiie home of Mra. Laurel Marshall Arthur Bedford. sudden death early that morning of Wallace Mack. Sympathy is extend­ ed to the wife, who with five daugh­ ters. their husbands and fifteen grandchildren, are left to mourn troit visited Mrs. Frieda Marshall i spent the weekend at the home ot Uicir loss. Mr. Mack had been a Monday night. her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost. The Irving Garden Club wUl hold their Christmas Party Thursday । evening. Dec. 17, at the home of Mrs. i Almira Reed. Pot luck dinner at 7 t o’clock. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Sll’illMIN or TUI ” I S. UIMY Santa's driving a jeep instead of a sleigh this year to ac­ commodate all the slipper gifts. LADIES D'Orsays. Scuffs, or felt types in variety of colors, fabrics and leathers. Price I CARVETH& STEBBINS fA Only a few dtp left Jo hurry! Uit-minute shoppers will 6nJ gifts at ihc Reull Srore that are sure to please every member of the family — and ar prices that are amuingly low. Come in today and see these poptiUr gift fivoritev fur yourself, 98c t0 5245 MEN His favorite operas, romeos, scuffles, in padded or leather soles. Prices CARA NOME $24S t° $345 BCAUTY SET CHILDREN 98c to Reck al Gibraltar The Rock of Gibraltar has beei British hands since 1701 ► Beautiful package of Roadcred Perfume. Toilet Powder, and 2 cokes Toilet Soap. Wonderful value. Give them, warmth and comfort. Wide range of styles ond colors. Prices Famoaa Clipper Shi . The clippar ship of the Nineteenth I century waa a tailing vessel which | was wide amidships, but had a knifelike prow and a vast area of i squared canvas designed tor speed. i These ships inaugurated a prosperj ou* era ot American overseas tradi. ; Some of the'most famous clippers were the Rainbow, the Flying Cloud. I DreadnaughL Stag Hoimd, Montauk, Helena. James Blaines, Red Jacket. I Flying Fish. Sovereign of the Seas. ' Empress of the Sea. Lightning and Zephyr. Great Republic. Glory of the Seas, Cutty Sark, Akbar, Sea Witch. Raven and Typhoon. EgBooxa. “ emoKci .4 rnrr $J98 ADRIlHIil BEAUTIFUL D0UBU MIXXOHSTH COMPACTS ■.•I •. but NOT this Christmas please . *4' MATHS* BILLFOLDS 59c^ ADL'I.'Nm; - CARA NOME COLOGNE P'cue her cologne in a beautiful gift bu Fakir Buy practical, welcome accessory ihoe gifts for every lady on your list! GALOSHES 2 SNAP- Black only. SHINE KITS SPECIAL 2-25 Zippers Black only. Price 1-69 practical Gift 39' Stationery — 59c AMiRICAN CUSTOM Military Seta ... J.9S CHOCOLArfS Money Belta 1.00 Shoe Shine Kita 1.00 give Gates BAGS.. Smart rough leathers i .*00 -1.98 or smooth leathers or fabrics. Price HOSE Sheer, durable ’ ® OQc to 1.49 In all Sorry, * Nylon 90 to U. S.! TREES Help conserve 29c TAYLOR’S SHOE STORE Hosting* COMBINATION SST Shaving Bowl, Powder for Mtn. and Shavjag Loiioa ia a smart gift box. Michigan ff69 RLMEMaLR THE DRUG STORE FOR BLST VALUES ALWAYS CARVETH & STEBBINS THI RIXAU. STORE MMOMA Courtesy and Friendly Sarvica Shown To All Among the thing* were asked to do with out, this War Chbiitniai, ia the pleasant custom of making Long Distance calls to greet our friend*. As on other day*, the wires will be crowded with, war messages, and such calls cannot be delayedTherefore, on Christmas EVe and Christmas Day, please do not moke Long Distance greeting coils, particularly to points outside of Michigan. •itraicsn bbll tkLtraoxs company �CAMP FIRE NEWS * Beckword Glances Bits of YcstcrdOy telent al Kalama:hc lead in "My •h allowed al Uta auditorium ten urns in the world, lente and those tn penmanship rationing of fuel ued by the prtn- >r the first game t were sold at the fear's tint game d«c, 15 and 16. Traxler Reading lundred Problem i ONDS Ths Hastings Camp Fire Council lids year te combining its usual Toy —------------------------------ -—-— Shop project with the Cnrtatouu basket committee headed by Adel- TWKKT'f YEARS AGO bert Cortright. Because of trans-' DM. Ml. 1M2 portatlon dHficullle* it seemed wise ‘ Mr. and MT*. W. H. Clark of Bal­ timore TWp. lost their home by fire to follow thia plan. 1 Monday morning. The toys were collected In the; I ..X." .‘K SK Tvd Banash and Ken Lane trilh Dave Goodyear hit a big 60g ser- IB And 10 points respectively led tlie fte in the Commercial League to Hastings attack, while Kohloff-and paca his Goodyear Bros Hdwe. Co. Warden With 7 and 8 points were team to a two game victory In an tha high point men for Ionia. Capt. important match with the leading Ray 1 State insulators. Hubert Cook scored1 pikyed------ ---------------------------- were painted and repaired by a cammlttae of guardian* and are now be­ a 510 aeries for Rotary In the Serv­ guard* for Ruting*. ing dre»ied by the home economics ice League. . ! . The Ionia reserves defeated the In the Commercial League. Con­ Hutlnga reserve* in the preliminary students of Ute High school under sumers Power copped a pair of game by the *core of U to 21. Ayres the direction of Mia* Barbara Bachgames from City Dads; Trio Cafe ■waa high point m*n for Ionia with elder. Other toys such a* wagon*, blanked Auto Bport Btapi Middle­ • pointe Puller with 12 points Wa* tricycle* and trucks hav* been re­ paired and painted by the manual ville creamery won a pair of games the high point man for Hasting*. training classes directed by George from Coffee Shop; Andros Service Tomorrow night the Baxom en ... ­ Aten. Other work on toys has been tertain the Belding Redskin* In [ done by older member* of the Camp what should be one of the toughest — Fire groups game* of the year for the ideal*. The Barry Cleaners have cleaned Uut season these two team* shared toys without charge *o that Ute re­ U\e West Central League champion­ pair work has been done with a min­ ship. Belding defeated Hasting* by imum or expense, lite council is the score of 35 to 24 on their home grateful for all the cooperation it floor. The Saxon* avenged thl* de­ has received to make the project a feat In the final home game of the season when they handed the Silk City lads their flrrt defeat of the i The Camp Fire guardian* met In the Service League, Coast season by the score of 33 to 31. Beld-1 Thursday evening. Dec. 10. al the Guard No. 1 held on to their lead Ing has Spicer and Junior Keraje*. homo of Mrs. N. B. Schowaiter. asby winning two games from Rotary three year veterana, and Stan Kers- slstant to Ute guardians, and elected No. 1 while Coast Guard No. 2 wu Jcs, playing his third year as regular, the following officers: Mra. James E winning two games from Klwanls ■h— .---------u—.j —------- -j com. Brown, chairman: Mrs W M StebNo. 1 Rotary No. 2 won a pair of Saxons. bin*, vice-chairman; and Mrs. L. J. games from Klwanls No. 2. I Caston, secretary and treasurer. Ar­ In the BIIm League, Office ran Hartings I rangemenis for the girl* to sing away with Shop Office by taking a Player complete serif*; Electricians'won a pair of games from Engineers and HAT \0 V WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE Frances Juppstrom paced her army IGHTERI Piston Rings blanked Leonards and Hastings Ice and Fuel made it three whitewashes by taking three from Townsend. g. Ottosen, c. MlddlevUlk. M. Thomas, f. R. Thomas, g. Ayres, g. Tinker, f. Wickerham, e. Kohiorr, g. straight game of the season Friday night when they defeated the Ionia Bulldogs, 46 to 20. It was the first West Central League game for tlie Saxons. The game started slowly, but before the final whistle sounded it developed into a fast, rough con; test marred by 28 personal fouls. Hastings held a 9 to 4 advantage at the end ot the first quarter. Ipnla pulled up to within four points of the Saxons with a minute and a half remaining In the first half, but buckets by Lane, Garrison, and Coleman gave Hastings a 20 to 8 Heitman, g. Oyler, f. Raymer, g. Larson, c. THIRTY YEARS AGO Dee. 11, H12 Word has been received of the death of John C, Black, pioneer res­ ident of thia county, at New Orleans He waa enroute from California to Florida to spend the winter. Henry Herbert, father of Andtew Herbert of thl* city, died recently In Allegan Co., aged 81. Mrs. Robert Garrison was murtiered in her home in Joluulown , early Monday rooming. ! The contract for wiring the Bl. Rose church has been lei to Royce Barlow and Clayton Busby. One hundred lights will be placed on the I Mr. and Mrs P. T. Colgrove with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. French of Mid­ dleville went to Grand Rapids Fri­ day to hear Pietro Mascagnis mas­ terpiece. Caraleria RusUcana. Become Less Clrlllted Bolivian Indians have actually be eon.e. less civilized, in many ways, since their conquest by the Span­ iards. and their Christian feast days are much like the ceremonies In honor ot the Sun God whom their forefathers worshiped. Such cele­ brations usually become riotous by night for they like to drown their troubles in drink. Their dress for these occasions are stlff-skln back and breastplates, which fit over the head and shoulders, and are bril­ liantly colored. Strange hooped hats are special fiesta flnery and the trousers'are sift up the back of the leg to the knee sBbwing white under­ drawers and brown legs. F. Juppstrom Hartings Referce. Knode Umpire. Redding Pree throws missed. Ionia: Kohloff, 1; Fate, 2: Heitman. 1; Ray­ mer. 1. Hastings: Lane, 5; Banash, 3: Kenyon, 2: Garrison. 2; R. Thom- II. was June-IS. 177S-.-morv than a year before th* signing of the Debla ration of independence—when the Continental bongreai authorised the establishment of a quartermaster department, headed by Ma) Gen wards, died yesterday afternoon at FIFTY YEARS AGO victory over Slate Insulation and at the same time led the scoring for the evening with a sparkling 567 aeries. Jean Brower scored a fine 498 scries for second Individual place and Angle Hawthorne hit 470 for third spot. Banner won three games from Bell Telephone Co.. Bonnet and Gown won the odd game from Trio, Strand Theater took ' ’ Orphans: Portias wc.. — --------------r Bliss; Piston Ring Office lost the .president of the Prohibition Naltonndrl trnnir* tn PlKtnn Wlh, QI,"" — -- E. VanPopcring First Quartermaster Corps Cohlisted of Only Two Men tiyiusand officer* and men and is charged with one of the most com­ plicated tasks of tlie armed forces. Primarily the function of the quar­ termaster corps is to feed, clothe, and equip the army. Among the duties assigned the quartermaster corps are supplying the army with Dobbin Goea to the RaaemeM Old Dubbin comes into promthence not only as a substitute tor gasoline ht-nepower, but ks a decoraling motif Hi key with th# times. Decorators suggest using a hobby horse purchased from a dismantled merry-go-round as a playroom mo­ tif. Then a gay hnrse-'and-busgy carnival spirit will prevail over the playroom Lamp bases can be eas­ ily mad* from worn ridlr.g boots stiffened with "wood- blocks A sola can be made ot a buggy scat sup­ ported on old carriage wheels. Use a carriage wheel as a beadbnarr. tor a couch. Um leather straps wttb stirrup* at the ends for drapery pulls, /. —with variations But they hav. numerous rtilfldna They have nu organised priesthood, no tfmples They smashed their Idols long ago in general. they worship their an eestors, tribal damoat, and a au preme being. Christianity has modi iMwtnx, UN by I more than 70 different trades are taught; design of uniforms, medals and irisignia; storage and distribu­ tion of supplies; procurement and distribution of all the soldier's per­ sonal and Individual equipment ex­ cept arms: salvage or repair of materials; supervision of army and huge VOL! go roaring into battle _ I monster . . . the deadliest engine of de­ struction that ever ctnwled over the earth! Peanut Oil Industry The processing of peanut oil is one of the principal industries of Canton, China, there being 45 small A year ngo tlie railroads began assembling the materials of your 1 icing—the rich, red one of tlie Mesatii range ... a mountain of limestone small-town junk heaps. Great Bnlatn'a highest waterfall, the Falls of Glomach, 370 feet high, tn Scotland, has been given to the Your steel came hrssing hot from the mills —in Lilletfl, blooms and slabs —and was fanned out by rail to processing plants from Back you camo in pieces—tens of thou­ sands of them—from five-ton hunks of arrr.or plate to delicate hair-springs light as a feather. Your engine from the East—your trans­ mission from Detroit—your tracks from Cleveland—your copper wiring from up­ state New York—your guns from the govern­ ment aroenal. You moved down the longest assembly line on earth—the railroads of Americathen by rail again to the docks, swaddled in grease, with a sign dtalkcd on your side— OH King Cole is a merry old soul. And a merry old soul is he. He calls for his friends And he calls for his pels. And swaps rides with his fiddlers three. Vital war goods... troop* on active duty.:; member* of the armed force* on furlough ... men and wotneri engaged in essential war activities... all must be transported in everincroaaing volume in the month* that lie ahead. Above all ebe—the war transportation de­ mands of our country must be served. Ta the limit of capacity remaining, tha railroad* will spare no effort to meet the travel require­ ments of the general public. But It will not be possible at all timu to meet th*M require­ ments fully. • Steel is not available for new passenger cars ... BO th* present fleet must mifBce for the travel needs of al). The continued understanding and accept tance of this limitation by the American public is one more way in which it may patriotically contribute to winning th* war. New York Central Bound for North Africa. h>a nut teaitr > AND PlfASC EVfPYBODY . Hundreds of practical, useful gifts for everyone on your Christmoe list. very favored gift. Beautiful Coffee or cocktail tables Wool Mitten* 5?c ■ 89c Men's Neckties 69c - 1.00 Man's Sock* 25c - 45c Men's Carters______ 35c ive LIVINGROOM SUITE We still have a good selection of spring upholstered Kroehler suites, ranging from Man's Bolt*________ 59c 7950 Bill Folds $149 Just arrived, a large selection of lamps FLOOR LAMPS, TABLE AND BOUDOIR LAMPS Wool Scarves 69c Fabric Gloves 69c Rayon Slips A large choice of colors and styles from 1.29 Rayon Gowns 1.49 - 2.98 Crept Pajamas 1.69 - 1.98 Rayon Pajamas 1.79 - 2.39 Bath Towels Beacon Robo* 3.98 - 4.50 Chenille Ratal 2.98 - 6.95 Box Hfcnklat Card'y Jbcket* 2.98 - 4.90 Corduroy Skirt* 1.98 - 2.49 29c Linen Hankies 29c Flllow Coms Towel lot* — 79c Dish Towels — 29c Crape House Coats 2.98 Corduroy Slacks 3.98 Buffet Scarves 69c -, 1.29 Lace Curtain* 1.00 - 2.49 Ladies Blouses .... 1.79 Lunch Cloth ..... Child's Robe* 1.69 ■ 2,19 Card Table Cover* Uce Doilies 1.2S 10c - 25c Coat Sets Blankets _ Carriage Robe 1.39 - 2.98 Robe. Bootie Sat 1.39-1.98 2.25 Sweater Set Baby Book ____ 69c Wool Mittens _ 49e Angora Bonnets 1.25 1.60 Muff Set*_____ Baby Bunting 2.25 - 2.98 Nodkins 2.25 Baby Dresses 1.09 - 1.29 Wool Shawl* Wool Caps - The Value Store 138 WEST STATE STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 2325 HERE IS THAT SELECTION OF A GIFT A wide variety of Occaiional chair* from $£95 CANNON BLANKET Christinas Special Floor Let Lamps that originally sold $13.25 — NOW ONLY LOUNGE CHAIRS from $27.50 and up. w. A. ROTH HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Furn from $7. �THT HASTINGS LllfifFR, THVRALAT, DgCEMTIKR 1?, IStt inlghty disappointed lad. but hell Wieland .. -- -----— ------been and attended the revival meetings gave a party in honor of Pvt. How--1 CARLTON CENTER at 15112 Washington Avenue In Rapids were Sunday evening gureU . ________ Miami Beach. Corp. Johnson at-, of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woods and transferred from Fort Custer to at the Wesleyan church. | ard Hamblin Monday evening at | T. Corporal Charles.Wilson sends find a place In the service yet tended Lakeview high school, and family. Camp Ptilllips. Kansu. His address Mra. Roy Nagier of Detroit was ~ ------------ * ------------ *“ “~* *-*- ----------------*“ “ “—*“ Sergeant Guy Elliott came home Mr and Mra. Clyde Tooker and i«: Pvt. Lawrence WlelaniJ. 1st Bn. a Wednesday evening supper guest Mn. Charles Hamblin. Howard had Friendly ■ Senders of Carlton for on furlough, from Hamilton Field. previous to his enlistment in the Mr. and Mrs. George Bustanee H Q. Company 301st infantry Di­ of Mr. and Mn. Ivan Roush California, where he has been tn a twelve day furlough, but being the lovely Christmas box. Army Air Force. Mrs. Johnson Is celebrated their 20th wedding annl. vbton. Camp Phillips. Kansu, stationed at Camp Ban Lub Obispo. | Shirley Blood purchased a flock the 17th Ferry Squadron sinca tat afternoon i Tlie Rebekah -Lodge lield their ■ were tsunaay atternoon of Mr. and Mrs. George » graduate ot Olivet high school versary Saturday evening st the Mr. and Mrs. Gemard Austin regular meeting last Thursday California, it requires about ten of turkeys. One wu found in the‘April He wu a supper guest at ice and family. • I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aldrich and home of Mr. and Mra. Oearge Bus- | and family of Blissfield spent Mon- ,evening with a combined birthday days travel five each way. Howard snow courageously guarding a nest the home of Mr. and Mra. Gerald and Mra. Keith Price of I family were Sunday evening sup- tance. 'day night with Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Christmas party. Many pretty attended services at the lionu of eggs Shirley took the mama turk Tischer Wednesday night. The rest xih' spent Saturday evening per guests of Mr. and Mrs. RayF. E Deming, who has been very I Stairs. They attended the funeral ,gifts were exchanged. A pot luck church Sunday morning. It wu and her eggs toXhe furnace room of hb furlough wu spent with lib ill. remains about the same. >of Mra. Fred Gamble at Hutlngs ,supper wu served to which all good to see him. in hb basement Wednesday. A few .parents, Mr. and Mra. Mina Elliott <r. and Mra. Richard Durkee. I mond Clinton of Irving. The Freeport O. E. Society met for days later Mra. Turk rewarded her | and friends and other relatives here had a pleasant evening. Tlie Misses Virginia Fish and I Tuesday. Mr. and Mn. Ivan Denise of Alto the December business and social muter's efforts with Un sound and । and at Clarksville. Flint and DcHilly of Hutlngs were Sunday din- I called on Mr. and Mrs Adam En- Maxine Tooker, who have taken ' Mr. and Mra. Waller Rockhill of . n/*r miMl. cf Mr nnrt Mrs Erl .1... c.. meeting Friday night at the home healthy baby turkeys. Wonders will troll. ’ an apartment in Hastings, spent , Hutlngs spent Sunday with hb ' of Rev.-Griffin. Reports were pres- never eease. Miss MSyoma Valentine of Lowell the weekend at their homes here, parents. Mr. and Mra. W. W. Rock- 1home Saturday. r Darlene Wieland wu a Sunday a *^ndi^taner guiTof Mr. and The Wonuufa Society of the ented and plans made for at Mr. and Mra Victor Henney en- came home Thursday night *0 as Mr. and Mra. Dan postma and | hill. UAI* AUllUIU* . Jra. Emetrt Tooker. Christmas Carol trek. tre December 18. tertalned with a dinner party for to be with her brother. Sergeant PhyHb Ann spent Sunday with . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and Methodist church held their De- Chri/tmaa of South Bowne. ,- • Mra. Will Blough spent ! Mr. and Mra. L. J. O Harrow of . family of South Bowne were Sun- ।comber meeting at Ute home of Tiu-v They aun also niannxj planned a Watch Night eight Friday night honoring Ute Cletus Valentine a day longer. Mr. and □> Whitney of I Wednesday with Mr. and Mra. Ira Grand Rapids and wu accompanied , day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. .Mrs. Uzzle Smelker. It wu abo ' party. Refreshments were served, birthday of Mra Gerald Tischer. Roy Fuller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday din- ,1 Blough of Alto. the Secret Pal Party for the year. ■ gifts exchanged and several games The table wu attractive with minis- Evan Fuller won many honors at by Mrs. Ellen Yarger. who visited ;Joe Kauffman aiid family. and each one wu presented a gift j enjoyed ture reindeer and a miniature tlie Hastings Grain show. Congrat­ Mr. and । Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson , ana Mra. sara. Vemon vemon Newton newton of oi . her ner son. Dan wan and ana wife. wuc. from her "Par'. There were thirtyI Mra E. B Griffin. Helen. Bustanre Christ mu tree u the centerpiece, ulations. Roy. Hastings were Sunday guests of I1 Mrs. Jack of —Detroit were Sunday -afternoon of ikUS. VX*. ** Chapman v, VMW.I. I "... - ---------- -guests ------- ----.. . ....... __ .... . ... ..called _____________ on Mra. Robert Newton ...I and ,| ».<r Mr. and Mr? Mrs. On., Cui Mvr.r« Myers r.f of Tin... Hu- eight present. A light lunch wuland Pally Houvenor attended the Those who enjojed Um> dinner were Valley wu a Saturday forenoon. s-rved by the hostess, and a good Barrv Countv C. E. Union meeting ' Mr. and Mra. Merle Pauley of, HICKORY CORNERS family Thuraday evening. , tings. time wu had by all. ! Monday night at the ' Coals Grove Clarksville, Sergeant Guy Bllott visitors of Mr. and Mra. J. D Cool. Mri Alfrpd Gonzales and Helen Max Rice of Detroit wu a Sun- | Mra. Spinor Johnson and daughThe Missionary Society of the W. x Christmas phone — 11 ... -I-' ---- ■- and -« Mr. and ---■ Mn. A call was — re-- irhnrrh [church. of California, ‘■'n,7?' ot ?or?- Wld “" were Hastings visitors Wednesday, day afternoon caller on Mr. and ter Doris of Logan were Monday M. church will meet Wednesday. ,. ..u Denise. ruMft Ivan Courtney of Lake Odessa; Gerald Tbcher. ’.‘■5*^? £.ohnao'23ook, and called on Rev. and Mrs. Cllf- Mrs. guests nf of Mr Mr. and and Mm Mrs. Rav Ray WlrWie­ ceivvd by Mr. and Mn. Charles Prank Decl 18. for dinner with Mr. and »»----- ---and j famhy-Gtaesday r,— i Arthur Yarger had—.his wrist Bunn morning, called ■< at the wnma home nt of Rev. anA and. ----------— ...--------— ford Clinton. Mrs. John FWi. Mrs. George land and family. Mrs. Douglas Galnder of Gull lake. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brant and December 15. about'l:3Q from their ,Mn. Griffin on business tat Wed- X-rayed Thursday. No broken bones I Sgt. Guy Elliott of Hamilton Bassett. Miss Nonna Bus lance. and Walter Jodon of Midland Park, Grinnell, daughter ot Mr. and Mn. Field. California, and Alvin Aller- Frank Denise are among those who family of Lansing spent Sunday son. Tech. Sgt. Clayton Bunn who nesday. 1| --------— ------- ---— were shown In the * X-ray; the •trouFloyd J. Grinnell of Freeport, and dlng of Hastings called on Mra. j ble was diagnosed as a serious Gull lake, is spending a few days , ..—„ . with the latter's father. Asa Steckle. is stationed somewhere in the ■ with his mother in Kansas. 1 bruise. Irma Brown Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Walluna* Mrs. Brant remaining for a few Hawaiian Islands. It wu a ’ thrill . Church of the C«d»ed Friends of Mrs. Lottie CollUter and Mrs. J. James Johnson. The to near hear ms his voice as tney they nave have not not ; . Brethren tn Christ । We are sorry to report William to Corp. Robert Conley of Kodiak and son Donald of Detroit spent days. E. B. Griffin, D. D. pastor > young couple are making their Itome day furlough. He if visiting Mra. the weekend with Mr. and Mis. Russell, who suffered a stroke sev- will be sorry to know that die Li not Mrs. Fred Schwader of Campbell I seen him or heard hb voice for ■ Phone 30 called on her sister. Mrs. George nearly three and one-half yean. • Island. Alaska, b home on a 15­ Emil Olson. Mrs- Lewella Beadle of BatUe ployed at the Mort Nichols farm, । According to an article in tat . day furlough. He is visiting Mra Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder were Forbey. Friday afternoon. 10: 30 *A. M Bunday school. . ___ Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karcher . week's Nashville News. Dr ?. O. died_at .... the home of Ids son, Friday Creek spent the weekend with her Conley (Loma Stuart) in Battle Thttntday evening supper guests parents. Mr. and Mn. John Mourer. 30 A. M. Morning worship, 11:30 —- night, near Lowell. of Mr. and Mra. Frank Jones of and family spent Sunday with Mr. iPulU of that village, a former' 11: । Mra. Cornelia Valentine of In ­ and Mrs. Watt Thomas of Bowne. i resident of Freeport, had a narrow : Se £T? n J >y ./ ‘ , Mr.' and Mrs. Clare Bassett and Grand Rapid*. ' Mr. and Mrs Frank Thompson escape from death or serious injury I 7:00 £- **- ^™iUan Endeft.?°5 dianapolis, Ind., is spending the of his father, Eldon Beadle of BatUe Mr. and Mrs Prank Thompson family of Irving and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers, local, were Sunday visited Maurey Moore of Irving and Dennie were Sunday dinner last week Monday forenoon whenToplc.' , W1‘at Christmas Says thb winter with her niece. Mra. Clay­ Mr. and Mn. Morton Peten and guests of Mrs Ada Thompson of hb car was struck bv a MichiganYear.- ^“ocr Sarah Jane burgess. ton Valentine. She arrived last dinner guests tf! Mr. and Mn. Geo. Thursday evening. Central passenger train at a cross- । 7:30 p- u Chrbfmu Program. week, and being a very elderly lady Geraldine have gone to Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs Will Blough spent Bowne. Bassett. Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Spear. Mbs ; ing in Battle Creek. Dr. PulU was The Bunday school and Christian the trip tired her considerably, to spend the winter with Mr. and Mra Bertha Beam is a patient Thursday with Mr. and Mn. Jay £>onna Thaler, and Mrs. John Mish- driving south on Division street and Endeavor will join in a program of but spe. Iuls been resting in bed Mn. George Moody and children. at Leila Post hospital at Battle Blough of Carlton. nnuIC feels ci» much n stronger now. Mn. Myron Simpson and children Creek for a ma lor operation and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Clinton and ler of Grand Rapids were Sunday i the flutter light* were not working, recitations, exercises, solos, duets. and —i Mra. Theron Caln of spent Sunday afternoon with her expects to be there about three family of Carlton, and Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Thai- Tlie train, traveling about 20 miles and Chrislmu Carols. Ttw public Mr. and stings spent Sunday aft- parents at Fine lake. [ per hour, wa* nearly upon him _ S. W. Mra. Alfred Gonzales, local, were er and family. Mr. and Mrs Emerv Kime and when he saw it. He applied the1, 7:30 P. M. Thuraday Prayer meet- emoon with Mr. and Mra. Frank Mr. and Mn. Russell Tolles and Mr* C. W. Culver, who spent Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and 1 Shriber. uiiukrs and nuu hb aua car tair skidded aaiuutu onto uinu Uiree children of Bunnell district the past ten days with her daugh- Mm. B. R. Clinton. Howard Clinton Beulah of Pleasant Valley and Mrs. brakes I Mr. and Mn. Arthur Yarger sur­ called on Mn. Frank Town and Mra. Tlie doctor from ipl®’“B"l,VB***y Elnora Whitney, local, spent Sun-.|rthe ‘ track. — . . .jumped • ________ __ worship. 10:00 M. Morning 5 prised Mrs. Gerald Tischer Satu- Hasel Nuhnemaker Sunday1 after­ vllle. relumed home Saturday. Hugo White, 18, of Freeport and day u«y «afternoon mwi»uuii with wm< »••. Mr and Mrs. the car just before the train struck 11:30 It. The car was only slightly dam” M A. M. Bunday school, day night with Ice cream and cake noon. Miss Vivian Buehler of Char­ ML11 Mbs xMMiy Betty cumin. Smith. IV. 19. OI of Hastings iiasunKs Harold Yoder and famUy. ------------------._ Has.... ) Mj. and MnL Bar-sett and aged, being .uv lotte spent the weekend with her anil be united .in marriage in hit a glancing u.uw blow . 8:00 p M chrbtian Endeavor. Hilda Williams has bought Mar­ knocked clew of the trackx. Topic: "What Chrbtmu Says thb parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forreat tings. Saturday. 'family of Irving were Saturday tin Peten' Interest in the pool room Dr PulU hu an office to Battle Ye * r ” U '" dfr ' Chalmrr Miller. The of Mra. John Aspinall Monday across the street from the Williams Mr. and Mrs. Royal Good of ।evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Buehler. Creek and Ls there every forenoon.. meeting will held at the home of morning. For a great many yeara and Son store Russell Benton of Hastings and Delton spent Sunday afternoon iGeorge Bassett Bom. Monday. Dec. 7. to Mr. and Mr ond Mrs Chalmer Miller. Vernor Benton ot Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mrs. William Klemp. Mbs Helen Woods of Hastings A?K“" ""i 1I Mn. George Lelnaar has been —A Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cool of Pleas- ispent Sunday evening with her Mrs. Max Strachan of Muir at , 8 00 p- M. Tuesday prayer meetwere recent callers of their uncle, Northwest of Lake Oueruft. where she I1D-. ant Valley were Bunday guesta parents. । Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woods the Dr. M. A. Hoffs maternity. , , F. E. Deming. . service, a girl. Tlie mother, nee Th" w M * w,n m'*‘ ,or w"k rkaccect nwav Ph, hart Hrrn 111 fxr and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Pike of Grand me ; .*.4 “ r » « “ rrei>. jr.. oi Mattle Vrcck, Mr and Mrs. Mra. Simon Steckle of Ione Bryans, Ls now at the W. C. . • _______________________________ Mr. to i Valentine earn.’*"* bUXled ln thc cemetery McCartney home—L. O. Wave­ Thursday. All members urged tuX^a fStowh taTwIan£d£ Sunday Humoon. afternoon. Mr. Mr. Warren Warren wu wm be present. [Steckle of San. Francisco. Callfor- Times. . j^T^l retrain u£ll 'Sty * lh* “T nh,_____________ __ were Sunday ,--------dinner----------guests r pf. ,j vren Oren jonnson. Johnson, an old resident Freeport Methodist Church - Mr. Mr and Mrs. Mrt Owen Avan Steckle. Streklr of Rou-no tm. when he will return to South Da­ cidcntal discharge of his gun and Bowne. rlierl died at al hla hb hnnu. home In in P PreeEverett M. Love, pastor kota. Sunday night he wu a gurat died in a Battle Creek hospital. Mbs Evelyn Overholt of Battle port.—Lowell Ledger. 35 years ago Morning worship—11:00. Mra. Wagley has been on the tick of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Creek spent the weekend with her item. Sunday school—12:00. I Mra. Ora Valentine of Grand Rap- list for a few days but is much bet­ । parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles John Mishler left Friday for De­ We will present a Christmas pro­ ter now. ■; Overholt. troit, then to New York City where Bunday morning at gram next tsunaay morning at . xrre Daxrn — x aiixK-m I Mr. anef Mnr. George Brewer of Mra. Leon Bauer. Mrs. Fanny Burgess, and Mrs. C. D. Bauer ot Bermuda Islands in a few days. He ;,with*tu'Csneelal 'oH^rirw’ro^th^ ' <“ntcrtalne<1 Mr- ttnd M«- Ocrald AU<UiU entertained Thanksgiving us. A special soeelaloffering offeringfor forthe the T14c))cr jor dinner )'d‘y Bl a 7 o clock dinner announcHastings were Tuesday evening has the job ot constructing bowling with , Methodist Children's Home will be i Sundayhonoring the birthday of ' lhe marriage of their grandcallers of Mra. Julia Godfrey. alleys in the Army Camp at that [ ,taken. • Mra. Tischer. The menu consisted daughter Mbs Rlevia McClintock Mr. and Mra. Andew Roush of point. He is in the employ of the J ... Hastings spent Sunday with the government_and expectsjh be gone Carlton Center Methodist Church of many delicious southern dbhes “id Rex Ennis of Augusta. Marriage Mrs. will j [that were surely enjoyed by the lo<lk Pl,ce Cheyenne. Wyoming. latter's.mother. Mrs. Mary Henney. several — "weeks. ' ~ Mkhler ** Everett M. Love, pastor guMU ■ --- - an — honorable «-----•---- <-•- discharge — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and remain here and hu taken apart| Rex received Morning worship—10:00. » Robinson, son— of_____ John„ from Port F. E. Warren. Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore were menta on Cherry Street.—Grand .I Thomas ______ ---__________ Sunday school—...w. 11:00. | jf everyone who reads thb an- Robinson, and James Carpenter, son and arrived home Thanksgiving day. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Rapids Items in Lowell Ledger. Mrs. Dale Cook and family of Carl­ Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler of nouncement will come to church °f Mr- and Mrs. Hale Carpenter. Other guests present were Mra. Meton. Woodland were Sunday afternoon next Sunday, we shall have a full wfnl to llle Naval Training Sta- Cllntock and son of Dowling, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabberer were vlsltors nt the home of Rev. and attendance. "I wu glad when they Uon 01 Chicago, Sunday. Tom wu and Mra. John Ennb of Gull lake, j Thursday evening dinner guests of Mra. E. B, Griffin. . unto me. Let us go into the accepted but James wu rejected due Mrs. Grover Davenport of Clover­ Mrs. Agnes Thompson of Hastings The Pleasant Valley C. E. Society house of the Lord." said David. 1 B defective ear. James was a dale, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook ot Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mra. Lukb i of Battle Creek. Mr. anil Mr*. Jolui Ennb of Gull lake and Mr. and Mra. Rex Ennb of Battle Creek were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Da­ venport and daughur of Cloverdale Mra. Maggie Louden and daugh­ ter. Mra. Marvel Gabriel were Bat­ tle Creek shoppers Saturday. There were about thirty Wvho at­ tended the W. B. C. 8. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mourer Fri­ day afternoon. Work for the Red CroM. cutting quilt blocks, wu part of the program- W supper collec­ tion wu 3750. Harold AsplnaU went to Fort Cus­ ter Saturday to be inducted into the U. S. Army. WEST HOPE ‘ * * EPORT ’ ar™ NOTICE PATRONS We will be closed on Soturdoys, Dec. 26 anb Jon. 2. Barry Cleaners Hastings Cleaners McCall's Have a Merrier Christmas and Please Uncle Too by Improving Your Home! MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY At Home and Overseas It's going to be a jolly 1943 for everyone on your list—if you make your gift a subscription to The Hastings Banner. The Government Wants You To Keep Your Home In Tip-Top Shape You Can Buy Too Send it to friends and relative*—and especially to men and women who are serving their country far from home! There’s no more thoughtful gift than the home town paper to greet them with news of folks they know and love. Only $1.00 a year in the county, $1.50 outside. You con buy the home you like . . . even if you can't build the one you want! So decide on the one you like and let us help you buy it. We can still finance the purchase of a home thot-is already built and finance repairing and re­ modeling, but, we don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. So if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . . tomorrow may be too late We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Come in today. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS THE HASTINGS BANNER THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN 9 STEBBINS BLDG. MEMBER F. H. L I, Donn Springer was in Detroit lut week where he enlbted u a Navy Flying Cadet. He expects to take an officers training course. He and Jim­ mie Springer from Detroit were home over the weekend. George Bel. son. of Prairieville, who hu been working in Detroit, but who expects to leave Saturday for the Service was a weekend guest at the Spring­ er home. Congratulations to Mr. and Mra. Harold Brummcb of Hastings on the । arrival of a baby girl. Sharon Kay. Mrs. Hattie Anders and son. Ray­ mond. visited the new granddaugh­ ter Sunday afternoon at the Brummel home. Mr. and Mrs Albert Warner spent Friday at the Haze Bponable home in EXut Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Johncock and children of Hastings, spent Sun­ day afternoon at the L. D. WoodThe many friends of Mra. James Clark (Grace Chamberlain) were saddened to hear of her pasaing away at her home in Kalamuoo. Several from thb community planned to attend the funeral In KAlamazoo Monday afternoon. BARNUM SCHOOL Corp. Arnold Johnson, who wu home on a 10 day furlough, returned to the Flying School in Waco. Texas. Friday. Herman Johnson and Howard McVeigh accompanied lilm u far u Chicago. MUo Anspough wm taken ill Wednesday. He U up and around again but U still under the doctor's The following addresses will be of Interest to our community: Pvt. Albert W. Drake. 38407653 Co. “A” 353rd Eng's. Regt. General Service, Camp White, Oregon Lt. Wm. Robert Drake, Bertel No. 0486087, Camp Murphy. Florida Pvt Harold L. Johnston. 36192381, RHONE 2503 Approximately 800.000.000,000 gal- by the American railroads. ■ �MUNICIPAL COURT Roland Brail. W. of Battle Creek stepped Into Angelo Bpirta taverti Bunday evening, ahd wanted to buy some beer. It wu evident to Mr. Bpiria that tha man had already had too much liquor, ahd be refuted to through the window.. Officers took him to jail. On Monday, in Mun­ icipal Court, he paid 830 fine arid 3450 costa. Judge Cortright pat him on probation for 30 days. In that time he must pay for the dam­ age he caused or take a jail sen­ tence. Eliseo Aranda. 34. of Hickory Cor­ ners. was arrested on an intoxica­ tion charge. «nd brought into Mun­ icipal court Monday. He pleaded gutltv, and was given a fine of 810 and 8450 costa. Which he paid. The officer who made the arrest told the court he had found a “C" ra­ tion book In Aranda’s possession. gasoline. The prisoner was warned by Judge Cortright that that Ma result In ending His extra gasoline privileges. Nelson Parker. 33. of Battle Creek, was arrested Thuraday of last week, charge with statutory rape. He was brought into Municipal court Bat- NOTE—Now Yoh Can Buy War Bondi ■ Through Your Hural Pottuuml Grand tupids, Bert Gray, son RusaeH'hf Campbell Mid daughter Mrs. father Reminder wera visitors the part week at the home of Mr. and Mra. Steve Miller. Mra Rachel fltahl and eon Arthur of Sion Hill, John Hummel of Lake Odessa and Mrs. A. T. Baah were visitors at Die Jerfy Blough Home the past wkek Mrs. Lint of Lbwell was a Satur­ day eve caller of Mrs. Jennie Pardee. Mrs fatella Rosler. Mixa Wane tux Sehray, Mn. Martin Kunde accom­ panied Mri. Paul Hoffman to Has­ tings Wednesday afternoon. Darlene Welland of Freeport spent Sunday a-lth Patricia AUerdlng. Mra John Anderson of Alto vialled her daughter. Mn. Paul Hoff­ man. Thursday afternoon. * Mn. Erwin Curtiss received a fit­ ter from her husband, Erwin, who la stationed at Camp Phillis, Kansas. Mrs. Lydia Hocomb is on the sick lUt at tills writing . . M1m Virginia Moore of Freeport, Mra. John Mishler, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Spean and baby of Grand Rapids visited Bunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mn. Win I EAST DELTON Mr. and Mn. Floyd Morford are happy over the arrival of the new grandson, Charles Darrell Scott. *nu arrived at the Plainwell hos­ pital an Sunday, Dec. 13. Mr. and Mrs Bert Oainder and a disorderly charge, lie wm picked Mrs. Hhleraon Louden spent Satup by the officers fori the same of-> unlay afternoon tn BatUe Creek fensc. and brought Into Municipal where they visited Mrs Will Kahl!, Court Monday, nnd admitted his who ia a paUent at Osteopathic hasguilt. He wait given a jail sentence pital and Mra. Lucille Carpenter and little son Ranald Gary at Commun­ of 10 days. 1 ity hospital. waa brought before Judge Cortright. Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Hoffman of Monday, charged with stealing a Battle Creek were callers ot his muskrat from another man's trap. parents, Mr. and Mra. Lewis Hoff­ He pleaded not guilty when arraign­ man on Saturday afternoon. Con­ ed. His bond was fixed at 8300 and gratulations to Curley and bride. Mr. and Mra. Harry Nagles ate Ills trial was set for Tuesday, DcSunday dinner with Mr. and Mra. John Slbotean. Sr., who lives near Will Louden at Gull lake. Mr. and Mra. Howard Morford of Nashville wax brought Into Munici­ pal court Thursday on a charge ot Pontiac spent Saturday night and I assaulting Frank Wolfe. He admit­ Sunday with his parents. ted his guilt, and Judge Cortright a-t.ses.sed fine and costs of 834 50. USE THIS COUPON ta« M .u fa, Army Emergency R*Ilef. tha War depart­ ment potnU out thil Arm/ £mergtney Belief has been arginfred bj tot krm/ in glii speedy ttoapelgl fislp and otoer sfsistgnet id in! sotdfirs and thslr dtpendents who dsierve help, whenever and wherever such help II needed In proper eaiel money will be advanced; in other estei medical eart. or food, fuel and clothing Win’ be furnished. Sol­ diers or their dependents can ask for help at any krmy poit. camp of air field, or local Rad Cross chap­ ter. where full Info rm sU on will b» svallsble. When applying, depend­ ents must gtee nlme, grade, serial number, or/mlratlon. its lion or fist mailing address of the loldler. Oldest Nary Yard Portsmouth, N\H., navy yard is the nary's oldest,'having been ac­ quired April 38. 17N. First Flectrlc Lighted TrafitThe first electric lighted train in America was put Into service on tha 'Pennsylvania lines in 1887. Yam will DMble lu WrtisH Etot> Twrt hrtwrt We learn from M Scientific Amerlean that, under ideal ecodlilohdat » degrees, eentlfrsde-yeast wfU double He wrigM every two hours This means that a pound of yeast D»se« » idea! eoMItfons lot intrefiM fifowth dt eight e’etock an a Mohday tnofnlna win have attained k weight of l ew pounds by elglrt one pound to tnete than two tons Ln 34 hertfrat Ahd that Wt ajl iy 8:30 o'clock on the following Monday morning— less than seven dass from the hour st which that enF pound Of yeast I began to grow—It Will btv* rcachM a weight equal to that of the earth. From one pound to d. followed by 21 ciphers, tons tn less than one week I Before plunging headlong Into tha yeast business on the basis of these figures, however. it may be worth while to pause and consider that tha ye.trt''wlil have consumed many times Hi Own weight in food during the week of growth. family a Ofc1 one* oper» ted * stork. He ka/l ttlgl now ha does not mind getting to s store only two or three Umfi a year Mrs KoDmafl cans and prkssrvM home-grown meits and vegetables, makes buttet. ahd Is in charge of the family poultry arid dgg supply Prefaced Here New Maliy commodities heretofore im­ ported are now being produced In the United Stales, the department ot commence says. Ttaasurer of tha Unltad Stfitda Wfishlngtoa, t>. C. 1 waht U. 8. Bonds) hat Nail txsddafel PImm aend ma an ofBefit d|»0lle<tira blank ad I can tklte dgvdntage of tHi treat aalet which waa set for a future date. His ball was fixed at 8500. which had not been furnished when this waa written, so he remains In jail. Jease Hinckley. 53, was placed on probation by Judge Cortright. last vlng ■Ute ting. Amsrka's Urged wiling Fruit Calat! Whole eggs, brown sugar, delicate molatwi, gland charrta arid pinadpple, cltrorf and nutf . . , ^nly the fine si ingredients go into Jane PdrUe Fruit Cakes. ' Stolls found Puget sound and Hood eanaL in Washington state, aggregate more than 3.000 square miles ot Inland water tillable fOf tubing, swimmlng. and boating. Artiona mission architecture, as demonstrated by Mission San Xavier' del Qac, near Tucson. Is a combina­ tion of Bylantine. Moorish. Spanish and Mexican Artec influences. COFFEE CAKE rlth jolly toys, thrilling roll Toy. Ar> Flirt! These colorful poll toys hare sound effects when you pul.' Wonderful Toys ALL AGES CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES ORANGES THIN SKIN—FULL O' JUICE SWEET. JUICY—LARGE ISO SIZE MICHIGAN—RED DELICIOUS Airpiano Kits 29c 20-inch Pull Toys39c Tinkertays MARRIAGE LICENSES Atntsle Airmen Lose Kangaroo A group of Australian airmen via Ring Canada are worried that their kangaroo mascot will not survive the cool nights of the Province of Quebec. They lost the animal While passing through the city. - tlie airmen were coming in from Halifax to Montreal by rail, with tlie young kangaroo comfortably berthed in a dunnage bag. At'St Lambert, a suburb of Montreal, the kangaroo was placed with other baggage on the rear platform of the train. Annoyed al acme rough handling, the Aussies* mascot got literally bopping mad. jumped from the bag and. clearing the train tn one leap, disappeared. FLORIDA DOZ. FOR Margaret W. Olson, Nashville.... Sterling Rogers, Hastings Mrs. Pauline BUxs. Hastings Richard Munjoy. city Yvonne Kidder, city Arthur Allerdlng, Jr. Woodland Juanita Pennington, Nashville Clinton J. Brill, Baltimore Virginia Morgan, Hastings Hugo C. White. Hastings Betty Smith. Hastings... Robert L Falconer. Hastings ... Lets Landon. Hastings NATURAL VITAMINS—HOME-MADE FLAVOR pJNDANl The dining table. beautifully laid with white linen, Christmas center­ piece. and tall red candles, wu loaded with a bountiful carry-in After the dinner. Mra. Myrta Jackson, of the Ways and Means committee, led in several games and contests which were thoroughly en­ joyed. Mary Jackson and Paul Carey carried away the honors in one game aa they welcomed the HOME STYLE BREAD NO'. ELTY XMAS TREE SHAPE—FULL O’ FRUIT AND NUTS club with their families were de­ lightfully entertained Friday eve­ ning at a Chriitmos party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Flnk- Arthur Thede made a jolly Santa and distributed gifts to all. The next regular meeting of the club will be at the home of Mra. Ruth rtlump. January 8. 1843. CAKE PACK® IN HEAVY CARTONS FOR MARNG (Lil CAKE . .. 78a> _29c Doll Darling Utile girts win lave her! Soft stuffed, with compos!- Clover Games 25c Pussies25c Toy Trucks --.59c Idtnto Airplane Kit (Equipment for making 34 althouelte airplane models, 6 to 1414 In. sties. Fun and ed- Musical Toys 29c Fun Books10c 9 in. Dolls 20 Blocks' Soft, Cuddly Animals APPLES CRANBERRIES CABBAGE FANCY LATE HOWE MICHIGAN—SELECTED CHIPPEWA CRISF—SOLID MICHIGAN—YELLOW FRYING CHICKENS Cute bears, pupa, elephants (Il perky percale prints. Whopplrig 16 in. else, each brim CALIFORNIA SILVERBROOK WALNUTS BUTTER FANCY—3 TO 31/,-LB. AVG. ROLL LIP U*- AVERAGE SHE WILL WANT ■M if 3 Gift Hrtrtkin Rayon Satin Datat, fortrt. fnUj VHI, and embroideries! A lovely p STEWING FOWL□ METWURSTaPOUSH SAUSAGE.... » New rack m SAUER KRAUT. .. 2 CHAHKHRY MIMI HOLLAND STYLE MNC8 MEAT CAMFltLL'S SUNBRITE CANDY PORK SAUSAGE35< A; FRESH HERRING.. 2 2r LAKE HUR&N ‘Selah* Mystery Religious students never have de­ fined the word "Selah" although it appears in the Bible 74 times. as CRESTVIEW EGGS MAZARINE2 LM m IOMA RICHES AAF , APPtE SAUCE «ifs«« MACKEREL Ha Will Want VARIETIES TOMATO JUICE Tkllk & k MARGARINE- For Dad Gift Handkerchiefs N«» Tin In Gift loin AJP (Moo. 8 O'CLOCK J-Fs. Mrtfi'a TUM Sat Hell ttijdy using thl* shaving soap, after-share lotion and tai- OQc cum powder. Set In box..... *Wb<:t.ttc yvegouxg.ayymiyaald?' ■Ita drhlag uwork Mid. And wright hers our Hery toil... If you Joni swap rides KwibewoofiieUs. BEN YUAN KI IN STORES T&t Batt Bug in Anu 8tora WAR STAMPS WAR BONDS 2 BOKAR </• FaU Undt Auut NauAb TIM EXPLOSIVES �THE HASTINGS BANKS* THpEsBAg. 1?, IIP HENDERSHOTT Crookston Friday night and Saturday at on guests at the home of Mr. and been ill for some yean has required Ith Mrs Philip Bender were her cousin.’. the attention of a trained nurse for 3 o'clock this Thursday afternoon Sparta with their daughter and hus­ Mr. and Mn. Cllns Hendershot!for the annual Christmas party. , band. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Rogen and aeveral montlis. stirred up and closed the 3 quarter and Mr. and Mn. Ftoyd Garrison and Mra. J. E. Norgaafd. with a S3 to SI score still In Delton's attended the funeral of Wallace a Jack Chase of the WraUm State Visitors are expected for the after­ noons gpod time as a very fine faculty spent u>e Mr. and Mra. Miner Palmer iiave Ribbons; also the Bender's daugh­ the wenosu weekend *>ui with ncr her . favor. Throughout the last quarter Mack at Dowling on Sunday. (ding bells are again ringing) the fight continued and things received the announcement of the ter. Mtss Florence, all of Grand the weekend and stirred up the holi­ pregram B arranged by Mrs. Harr, parerls at Holland. Sylvester Marcinak's brother, who tr parllculan next week. Rapids. Balach. AU who com. are asked to u u CharloUe W1U#on .uu-ht,., looked as though the visitors would day fruit cake for the family fes­ M^WaTtV^m^™ Clare Schanta and two small of Mr ‘ HSuwE'l? th. laurels, when visited him last week. It was the tivities. We understand he la a ten. Pauline and Kathleen of Mrs Beeler as the December com-1 who Uye OT f | pjoyd Moore In the last five aec- first time in nineteen years that HarrU, who has been employed at master liand at fruit cakes. 1 Rapids spent Friday efter- at St. Joseph's church in Capilola, Rochester has been inducted into H Parker and s. KuUnw .... . In FWnrxwt — nr th* u-nnwi a baskei 1... K.. Tin.h J,». WU. d.wh« oi Mr .nd mlttee are Mrs. A. n M ho,. California, at A P. M. Sav—u-j. | the army, and left cm Wednesday Mrs. Robert VanderVeen is very sick | ' ' -nrt'p,t*, *l n*11111*1- Friday night of I December 8. They were attended for Camp Grant. TIL with pneumonia al their home on I Pneumonia. The llttte girl who side lines a chanca to relax and do over the west and rays Andrew Flnkbeiner accomSt ' lll“ chmate Is u near ideal West Main St The little girl had nJ™ m ™ ’?'°U d u'? n lhr" ye*" old < Congratulations from many Mid­ >ust ■ piBjrr oi oom , ln Arizona M Bny pjace jxe has seen. a siege with it lost year. also. , .h m Jb" ” b*d nrVor b"11 VCD’ robv» children of Parmelee, to Maule dleville friends, and beat 01 wunes Mr .nd MA. Ch..lr. r..Ur Mr “»•“>•' •, .nd !»;■ UM Jrtom u. . re. Saturday where they visited for future happiness. ' In-law and daughter. Mr. and Mn. ,h*•“> “»»"•“ '<«'■ Pvt. Charles Storkan has re­ Enos Price ’I b0U1 nui'd 121 troth and family. HUHHBIHMM turned to a New York camp after daJghre Mra ftZ Felspaurth cl“* •1H 1U P>*>' -»*“>"• ,nd «•>' • »hort time later, Ray Flnkbeiner, B and Mbore 7. _u__ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stimson were six days furlough spent with his This is the second game for the olrl> 4H club ot McOn,b" summer and fall with her children an * family ChaYl r hAi txni u- MiUtauUre“ this Thursday and Fri- | She Is survived by her parent*, a local boys and the second win. This J"1, on„®5l^rday , at Lansing and Dimondale, is Tuesday night they Journey to Christensen for their Christe Stimson at the St. Marv-g Clare Corson of Monroe was a Woodland for the third tussle. P^rty. I. Thev also called on Mrs Saturday visitor of ids parents. Forty persons enjoyed Rotary Ann Mu» Virginia Morgan of Hastings Clare Brady of Battle Creek spent CUreBrAlr orB.'UrCmUrxnl J! ^Mr^n^Mr, John Andwr who' 1 Maclver and Infant daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Carton. night at Hotel Middleville, Tuesday weralght ®und‘y “J Blodceft hospital. Enroute Mia. Edd Externum, who has with a 7 o'clock dinner and fine thc home of Mr. and Mra. Albert WkVUI --------------------------, , Mn- stontted nl the home of been confined to the bed for several A.JUatMAIA program. Rotarian dUlrirt^ovi^ ” *to “ Hutlnaa to see their mother, of Kalamazoo, called on their molh. '. Brill. She and Mr. Brill went more than forty years, observed Yankee Springs Snrtnn and anri .sj — and u.w Mr. Mrs m «na Mrs. uonn a«rn near ua- weeu was taaen uy ,anw“*~5 Mrs EdnaBrady er. Mrs. LaPierre Stimson who is for Creek Monday morning to fifty-third wedding' ' 1 —„ ------------ -----------------George Converse of Hastings. Fu- nor. Sam Oliver of Muskegon gave 'Battle .. MJSrdMiLta>^St^histoweek to! I chrt* Jcnsen “d w‘ulamFergu- “1 with pneumonia at St. Mary's their meet Clinton Brill, who came home Arthur Steeby, son of ciJt1 >onof the Thomapple-Kellogg fac- hospital In Grand Rapids. Sunday. V, Mr. —' and ^ r- ld^'..“ondt<y fhrJ^-r from New York for a few days' boat much enjoyed by the listeners. Mrs. ------[Ti. Elmer Steebv Streby of Lelshbm Lelcht«'n Twn observation. observation. Her Her brother. brother, "" Clare i . Th»-v tlielr AMd. fnth- ““W •“* P>“' “ WwnSrS > •'S2..7X4 “ ai«> rniirei tn xre .nro wlU. turui * marriage look place at Wayland?* at a b'clock Mondw Monday with burial A In waa inducted into service last week Browning of Portland hu been a 1 Mn. Ruth Henker and her fath- * Six years were spent on a farm near Yankee “— Springs *—----------— cemetery. — Tlie and left for Camp Grant. Ill, He guest of the Estermans. weeks' course in Boy Scout work. mon la at the home of his sister. wasn't os well attended as was de­ has been teaching agriculture in Bvt. Arthur Aubil. son of Mr. and sympathy of many friends is ex­ town recently and packed and ship­ vem Smith, anutn. east e-t of o. town.town.Wavl.‘n^ Kenneth Vogel of Jackson spent Jrt. Mrs. Vem tended tli® bereaved parents. the Richland schools. Monroe Auoil. lett ini* atu„Mr. and Mrs. "" Russell and 1 ped the household effects of the sired but all report a fine lime. " Binder — The John Weyerman family have Wlntsr seems to have set in for dfy for his station with the* signal Sunday with Mrs. Vogel at the Brog children were Sunday dinner guests f“ ve daJahuJ M^*ihs*aT&> Miss Jeaq Stimson of Hastings late Luella Thomas os her residence home. — -------------------------------------­ moved into the house on the farm keeps. The Thomapple river b corp .t Bangor, Maine, after a spent Sunday at the home of her B up for disposal. Miss Pauline Benaway of the Beil of Mr. and Mra. Harry Balsch. Batsch. formerly owned by Lester Fisher. frown over for the first time and furlough with the home folks. Miss Loueta Cook went to Battle c -at------------AirJcadet th™ mav parents. Mr. end Mra. Harry Stim­ Co's, v..^ office Battle /.I. —1-'. Jack Hamilton arrived great-grandson. WHmw w» presume the skaters wHl soon Sunday dinner guests at the Aubil ■ Telephone wv.. We hope they may son, of wwi>. town. oiuiaay Sunday Creek Friday night and remained from Tennessee Wednesday wcanuaav ana . .............. • — - — -■ •• northwest ui and ex- " ' be venturing forth. home west at town. In his honor. ■ Creek spent Friday night and Sat- pects Tennessee, to be home until the last of ll** lo, ebJ°y manT morc annlver- , afternoon and dinner guests at the for the weekend with her parents, ferred from Camp Custer, to as ' peel* to be home until the last of Clarence' Seri Jan of the Michigan his grandmother. Mrs. Chris- ' urday at home. yet an unknown place, for Officer's . . .. ... .. -__ i SflriCS together. Stlmsnn hnme sories together. Stimson home were Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kaechele of January. HU mother. Mrs. Marvel Training instead of tor the Signal State College h expected home tine Flnkbeiner and his uncle and Listed among the recently wound- Homer Gillett of Ballards Comers Crescent Lodge No. 83 Knlghu of 1 Corps, as wm stated ,recently. nc„UJ. Ger. - -- ' this Wednesday for a holiday va- aunt. Mr. and Mra. Edd Flnkbeiner, Leighton township arc parents of a O'Connor of Grand Rapids, visited —t In xnlithi Dn/-lfln wav* a-HvIHu wa a.■ >___ -A —.__ »• ■ Pythias elected the foUowing officers -gij paused his mental examinations cation. local. hn-pruu. O„„d Mp,d,. on Monday, .nd MAU I at their meeting last week Monday K1th very high marks and we wish Mrs. Edna Brady was taken very Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Serijan made arr—C- C.—Charles to congratulate him and wish him ill with gall bladder trouble last a business trip to Lansing. Monday Williams; Vice O. C—Harold Noah; success prelate. Arthur Getty; M. of W.— ambulance to Pennock hospital tn Mr Mrt James Clark and The McOmber McOmber school school will will put put or. an Bastings She is quite comfortable Malcomb Maclver of Parmelee Ted Armstrong; M. of A^-Clarence their Christmas program Wednesday and at this writing. It B not known vicinity, spent Thursday in Grand Longstreet: K. of R. 4 8—Oscar night before Christmas. AU art whether or not an operation wUl be Rapids. , 01 ma mis. na oirwoay, iaec. u>. Sherk; M. of F—Sam Myera; M. invited. u anc nau cut mm ------------- —4 > » necesary ‘ Ros» Stauffer andAllo daughUr; Mrs. Vem Thomas of Parmelee Is caU operation. Mfa a IS Rorwn Mwnrn v,w«l,: eootUMd 8l'' L>le W|XX11 J80 u ‘""PorwrUx Forl of E.—Earl Lee; inner guard. Wm. ' U aKaW Unno — or II. a ul.lln.l . u> .her .home ____ —with i.k- , her Um. . nrrS —l. rLee renewed . lAler iron, IH. Johnson; outer guard, Oscar CLOVERDALE ?e»h° «2|’‘ Mn 1,1 11 C,Ut- dUe 10 “ brUkfI> bIOOd COUilnA1‘C^DUdUy °! “ter -nT^™ W.vn. _ _______ 1--------- , - ---------- .^..k Flnkbeiner: Member ot Ex. Board. Mias Catherine Cagney of Has­ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter , Sunday with the home folks. Smith, afternoon. ** — — — " — — * . , Wednesday, r „ ------------- They ------ j vesseL ----Grand Junction, Colorado telling “Of — Wm. K. Llebler. Installation will were in Grand Rapids Saturday af-1 Thirty Knights of Py thias and tings called on friends here Mon­ were- accompanied by Mrs. Ivan De- . Mrs Mattle Lectka and daugh- the death of her sister. Mrs. Chestake place In the near future. Mid­ Pythlana SlaUra enjoyed the family dleville Knights lodge which has al­ day. Nlse who visited her cousins. Mrs. ter. Winifred, received a telegram Ur Collins on Nov. 20 at the home ternoon and evening. V a~!. m .„i. and Mn. olenn gundB from lheU an<1 brolh_ Qf hfr ln wlUow Lane Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crookston took night supper Tuesday night la.u. ways been a very live organization Vesaie Harris Sunday from their son and broth- of ner daughter m wuiow uxe. M Harold and ’fr,Brad7to WamlM “Havwnnri VTnvwrwt ,__ ___ _____ . Mrs Emma Dickerson were shop­ er. Seaman 2c Vernor. who B con- 80. Dakota following a heart at- ue tS^*^t.f Up “ Solomon, at the Harris' home. pers In Kalamazoo Tuesday. will, Ih. taplial t»n». «*lOoUliu n> Hwrel, L-. ,0 SSJr M» , Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tabor of Mr. and Mra. Frank Humeston Grind Rapids were tlie weekend inn he hurt mrnnlrterf hla training daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chiu. B. regular meeting of Middle ing he had completed his training daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Mr. and Mrs. Merle vlUe chapter No. 17 O. E. 8. wUl be wt^k witlT variSx^^ktmU nro entertained guests of hto sister. Mrs. Clair Brog at the California camp and was Lee. Pioneer residents of Yankee Ethel Brady at Pennock hospital. CUrk of Hutlnga for dUiner MonIfcl. „ Mr. and Mra. Eugene Haight of held this Friday night, December and family. —oiwr 18 10 wvex week witn with various Lnrtatnias Christmas pro... day night. Mr. and Mn. Day Pugh and lit­ Mr. and Mrs. John Chandler of tle daughter, Mary Ellen of Ver­ Washington. LVmrtilncrtnn Members of fhi* line- In or the chapter with the the hosIn IN. thia vieinitv vicinity and and nL«o also lived lived here here 141 'nc _Yern. bmith home. __ montville were callers of her par­ pita! corps vrith highest rating, have for some time after her marriage, Mra. Maud Fitch left on Wednes------ „u iHlu nroerram at io to Runrtxv Hutlngs spent Sunday with her day W last week for Cedar Grove, bowl of rice party at 8:30. at which 1 morning ^d the chUdren a^ll parents, Mr. and Mrs. Welton ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKcvitt. the privilege of choosing their loca- She was Ln her 83rd year, N. J^ to spend a month with her time a sliver offering will be taken . XH. b^ at Ute chSh EVtt Brooks. mos.** A few simple questions Sunday afternoon. g ttnn, hence his move farther north Mrs. E. R. Bandefur was home Mr. and Mra. Welton Brooks. Mra. da^hter Mrs. Payne and family . ror the benefit of the China Relief o'clock on Saturday To procure regarding your ability and from Ann Arbor for tha weekend Mr. and Mr*. Norman Maclver are Fund. Tluwe attending are Xd s^.y e^entagX yomjTXte Frank Humeston. Mrs. Virgil Mon­ Mrs. Clive ChurchHl drove to Has­ where a nephew is stationed. willingness to repay and we Principal Earl .Vansickle. MBs She will complete her ten-wceks tings, Saturday evening and ica. Mrs. Walter Lewis. Mrs. Sam of • UUle daughter to bring something in line of fruit, MU .Ive thel/play "Love Comes will match your budget with brought the former's daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Chandler and Miss Mar- ordnance course at the University torn ln Btodgetl hospiuf Grand vegetables, mittens for boy. and. Knowing'. Th“ BapU^ BmX Gelb and Mrs. Lester Monica were a cash loan that will help f!SL.c'L.#^.ethl.n8 „w Put. lhe rthoolwiu have tlielr program oj shoppers in Kalamazoo Tuesday. Gerald Rogers home for the week- , ;Jorie Mills, —- of — the — Thomapple-Kel—- this week. Rapids. Friday _______ ___________________________ ylln.. mic en(1 iI logg faculty attended a teachers teachers Mrs. Charles Baker. Mrs. Ida Gersolve your financial problem. The following officers were elect­ 11. As yet no name has been se- school baskets for needy families 'Wednesday evening, Dec. 23. * The many friends of Mrs. Fran- pneeting 2. in Grand Rapids Saturday, ZZ ZZ^ZZ. Z-'— Z-l, man and Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson lected for the little lady. I ----------। Thia ■Is -the first• meeting for the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carpenter of ed In the L. A- 8. for the year: Pres., cea Carl, one of our aged residents,।1 relative re*B“’e to *° schools under war time vL-dted the lodies’ sister. Mrs. ErRufus Morrison and elght-year-11 new officers so It b hoped there Parmelee are staying with their son Mra. Virgil Monica: Vice Pres, Mrs. are sorry to know «h« very poorly conditions. Mrs. Vansickle and lit- nestlne Edger near Hastings. Wed­ old twin daughters. LaBeatrlce and win be a good attendance. Charles Kahler; Sec, Mrs. Lester Wayne and family for the winter ' tie Gary Lee accompanied Van and nesday. and confined to her bqd. LaBartmra of HarrisvUe, came Monica; Treas, Mrs. Wallace NaHarrison J. Scott. 81, died at his Mra. Ida Gcrnuu iv.v on Friday I visited the various Santas at the ’ Master Robert Smalley is recov- Thursday and visited at the Jack home In Detroit following an 111- months. dlll. CITIZENS CREDIT ertn« from * slrse w,lb chickenpox. nom. ln Harry Balsch. Jr. is expected for her home at Wayland, after Istore*Rosenberg home R in, northwest ness of more than two years with Mira Vivian Brooks who is at­ Pvt. Wayne Aubil of Chanute Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rosenberg 2^ CORPORATION home Saturday from his studies nt. spending the week with her sisters, 1 FMM. Hl.. «»n, nuv .nd S.1- MX) Mr. .nd Ma. HaaM LrwU W 2^2^",h“Sd Z_.Z_,. iST'.’r Mrs. heart trouble. He waa bom in Rock­ tending W. M. C.. was home over Mrs. Charles Baker and Mra. WlU Morrison, »no Momson. who noct had Been been sc spending ford but spent his boyhood In Grand the University of Michigan for holi­ the weekend. itlK w- aut« at, Hantao urday with his parents. Mr. and Mm. Ypsilanti and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert day vacation. Johnson. HA8TIH0B RAT-1, BARK BLDO. two weeks at the Rosenberg home Rapids before going to Detroit 31 Lt. Marvin Flower of Savannah. Hand of Grand Rapids spent Sun- accompanied them home. The Boy Scout ra|ly at the ThomMrs. Lena Bixler will return home Ray Aubil west of town. yeara ago. where he engaged in the apple-Kellogg school last Monday- Ga, Is visiting his parents. Mr. and Shirley Kermeen of Parmelee, day with the former's parents. Mr. Friday from Grand Rapids, where , The old saying "trouble never Mrs Delos Flower. ... nnrt WI]h11r nn„ she has been the past four weeks I spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs. and Mrs. Claude Rosenberg In north comes singly." works out tilth Mr. auto business. He U survived by night was attended by a fine bunch , bls wife Sena, a daughter. Mra. John ,Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Gibson and Roger Fowler at her home near west Thomapple. visiting relatives and friends. and Mrs. LaPlerrr Stimson of the1 Coopersmith of Detroit and two Hie Mnstcra-Jonea circle will meet Sunday dinner and afternoon CutlervlUe. Mra. Fowler, who has , Parmelee vicinity. Mrs. S. who lias, grandchildren Jack and Mary Lee. au a *h™pm ln been a helpless victim of arthritis, His mother. Mra. Anna Scott died Kalamazoo. Saturday. for some years is very Hl with pneu­ al the home of her niece Mrs. Be- program of pictures showing activMrs. Mary Flower of Hickory Cor­ monia at St. Mary's hospital. GrandI atrlce Stlmel last February. Re ners la spending some time with Rapids and he Is convalescing with JSre^d the^Bh*of ‘ stenl^'T* “r Mn WHbur Olhoon *nd the same ailment al the home ot Lewis. Funeral services have been Ocrald nnd M1“ Hom spent hi« sister. Mra. Vem Smith of Mid­ set for 2 p. m. Wednesday at the forP^^be^hln dleville. Beeler funeral home. In termini n th^ShSPevJ*Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Cornelius d,y Cappon of Stewart Corners. Mra. Glenn Solomon and son Cur­ will be made in Mt. Hope cemetery. night at^SQ1 tis called on their friends. Mr. and Basketball fans really saw a thrill­ Mra. Sam Myers and baby daugh­ HOPE CENTER Mra. Ray Bainbridge in Gaines er, a breath-taking affair, or per-1 A party was given for Roy Kings­ township Thuraday afternoon. hops a nerve rack er. Friday night' ter. Kathleen Ann were brought by Mr. and Mra. Chas. Rohrbacher al the T-K gym. when Delton's tart ambulance from Pennock hospital. bury al the home of Mr. and Mn. have moved from the Watters cot­ team came over to show what they Wednesday of last week. Little Miss Clarence Payne. A large number Myers has the distinction of being attended, some from Cloverdale and tage on West Main St. to the low­ could do. The visitors, who are a er apartment of the Blake house fast playing bunch led the game' the youngest applicant for sugar Delton. The evening was spent in on East Main. throughout the first half. At the ration card In Barry county nnd playing games and visiting. Refresh­ Mr. and Mrs. Clare Getty spent end of the second quarter with the possibly the state. Her father who ments were served and at a late was assuring with gas rationing was hour everyone departed wishing Roy presented the card by his asso­ much success In his new work. He ciates, The description reads, "One left Saturday for Fort Custer. foot, seven inches Jong, brown hair Ben Ballk lost two valuable horses and eyes, weight seven pounds, nnd exactly one day old.” Sam say. she Mn. Blrdena Lyttle of Eaton Co. also has a pair of good lungs, but spent the weekend with her moth­ the ration card doesn't ask for that er, Mn. Floy McDermott. Anyway, she will have something Mr. and Mn. Harry Daniels were unique to put in her baby book. called to Battle Creek Saturday on Capt. Charles Chamberlain who account of the illneas of their had been spending a week's furlough daughter. , Fred Ashby and family visited Mr' al the Evangelical parsonage in _____________________ Leighton with his parents. Rev. and and Mra. Earl Gate* Ln Cloverdale, I Mra. Leroy ------------Chamberlain, -----------.... ... wcdnesday, left — early ! last week for the camp In Nevada / Pvt. Elmer Wlllteon of Fort Dix. where he is Stationed with the air N. J., visited his sister. Mra. Clarence force. He stopped off at NapervHle. Payne and family, a few days last HL, to spend a few hours with hU sister. Miss Kathleen, who is en­ Sterling Modrack has been con­ rolled as a freshman tn Naperville fined to his bed with the grippe the College. past week. / LEVILLE Ur. and Mrs. Chai El BS^MUlAodwr'Lj'^KnS an th in th th o i n ^' - MONEY Available sssBS KS. S’21.STUS! IS" J SS sticm 4 TOItET SETS BILL FOLDS POKER CHIPS SHAVING SETS ■PLAYING CARDS STATIONERY Ideal Christinas Gift IN THE NOTED ROSEVILLE POTTERY BOX CADDY GILBERT S AND SCHRAFFTS American way — by growing up in it and 1 and 2 lb. boxes Coll now and see the many beautiful varieties of designs we have on display in our showroom. this country had in the Last war. And icren-eifhthf of all this vast sup­ ply of power is provided by the electric manufacturers production GREETING CARDS GIFT WRAPPINGS CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY fREED’SE EDRUG STORE = (EGISTUIO PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY ~ HxaHxy Pho-« U41 * JaHanM Vary suitable for Christmas gifts. Prices very reasonable IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS PImm24*7 Haitlaga. Mkh. Op«n t,axing, Until Christina! J G � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-12-24.pdf e30ffce2ded83580845257b921b3f873 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER EtGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR On th* 4 ☆ * Home Front A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO THE MEN IN SERVICE 10 PAGES—2 SECTIONS Eaton Co.’t 4-H Fair Earned $2,508 in 1942 Last week we stated that the treasurer of the Barry county Ag­ ricultural Society reported a deficit of a little over »24iOO on the county fair held last'August Other coun­ ty fairs reported deficits also. In the dally press of last week we found a report of the Eaton County 4H- fair for 1942. But that one did not show a deficit. On tlie contrary it reported a net profit ol *2.50825 We remember that Eaton county used to have county fair*.' They had. in later years, acquired the habit of allowing deficits m> the county fair was given up and the ground* were turned over to tiv 4H clubs of the county. They have since then held their yearly fairs, and they make them pay. The above report for this year, when county fairs generally have been un­ profitable,'would seem to indicate that there is something about 4H Fair* that makes a belter appeal to the public than do county fairs. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1942 HUNT DEER IN THIS Wartime Christmas No. II COUNTY! PROBABLY Area* in Barry County Naw Have Deer Runways Season’s Greetings to you all. Our second wartime Christmas find* a nation which has. In the slow, jxmderou*. awkward, dis­ jointed way of the democracies, settled down to the task of fight- SECTION ONt—PAGU 1 to 6 NU Most Hastings Stores To Rema Closed On Saturday, Dec. 26 issue in comparison to Hiller and hl* Nazis. Then came a natural reaction | to this sort of/ivishful thinking. The pendulum (swung sharply In the other direciton. A period of Is Barry county, like Allegan, to -calamity howling set in. It be­ see uecr deer occomc become quite pientuui plentiful m in .. came popular for ohiclals and news There is something definitely lack­ toUln Th.1 tom. mor. 1 ™»»u~ Ui< ■»*>■ ing In this Christmas celebration than a possibility. In fact it appear* Although people here in the Mld- commentators alike t& paint a picDTD YOU SAY YOH . nnd It i* not hard to gues* Just what qulte probable. The Yankee Springs ' West have been accused of failing lure of exaggerated gloom. ‘ that B. Il is your absence in the WANTED TO HELP* park, owned by the federal rov- to lak(. lhe war seriously, it is no Fortunately people accepted such 1 and to give their employee* a Utheme* of Barry county and in the It has Just been announced that , vxaggvratloA to say that an appro. sutement* for what they re*Uy community. So if you feel lonesome on which the forested are* is in-1 . . . . , a change in plans provides that one- : were — a dose of bitter medicine j In some far distant place remember Eighteenth Annual tolU. In Rutland. Y.nl™ >>» half of the coast guard* at Clear :mas season the following merchant* that those at home feel the same Springs and Orangeville, the State ‘ present world conflict overshadows (which most officials needed fully] Presentation Given by Lake Camp will have half-day lib­ However, we arc not going to let Conrervallon Department owns ■ everything else in the minds of moat as much as the public) to counter­ Teacher* Sunday erty (12 noon to 12 midnight) on Saturday following Christmas. Thia this get us down, but we do want about 8.000 acres, from which the I of us-even the traditional Yulelide act any sweet dreams of easy vicThursday and the other half will means that these stores will be you to know that we mis* each und fences are mostly removed, which , u(t whtch ordinarily can survive tory—and became neither fright-1I For the eighteenth successive have half-day liberty on Friday. closed from Thursday night, Dec. 34 every one of you. contains a considerable acreage of ; . , , to Monday morning. Dec. 38. There ened nor discouraged. | year, the teachers of the Hastings Christmas Day. • The hope that this terrible war nntuml tornt. u. whkh that du>»>«>««< enlnmw.I school, under the direction of Supt. This fact mean* lliat Hasting.’, has ' . will soon be over Is the iioi>c of nil Now, we all have a saner view. Van^Buiaark'*have "mad7*an partment is adding tract* of pine,, Pearl Harbor, a monument both a definite responsibility for these been able to contact that will alio of us and that the condition* In the hardwoods and nut trees' to invite; to Japanese treachery and our own of thU war and the effort that., outstanding contribution to the en- boys Christmas Eve and Christmas world will be remedied so that we the squirrels and sow* some grains bungling mismanagement, caused ।I will be required to win. We know! joyment of the Christmas season. day. Many have signed up for The food stores and drug store* are will never again be forced to part and grasses to attract pheasants and anger and re.»entment but no trace jI that the Japanese are not merely j Their annual Christmas carol serv- coast guard guests for Christmas the exception as they will remain friendships. other game bird*. This area is open of fear or doubt In our ability to'•. , . . . Unatk. tkhUnc lcc- presented oclock Sun- dinner. If you wish to make such open Saturday. Dec. 26. M W.drt ’,unlra, at four c„„., The same hope carried genera­ to al! hunter* during the time when We*lern Auto Supply. The Value win. As a matter of fact, we were! perately against time to conserve lum drew lhe cw,tomary full house. arrangements call Lynn Lewjs. 2716 tion* through four thousand year* game can be taken. before Wednesday at 2 p. m. I of waiting for the coming of Him In these areas, as well a* In parts too confident, which is not *ur-ii their slender resources, but rather m *pite of gas rationing and the Hasting* Cut Rate Shoe Store. J. whose- birthday we arc celebrating cool, courageous,- well trained----------------I attendant -----------reduced driving. of Irving, deer track* are becoming prising in view of the fact that are www ,t -------------------- ------------------- — The C. Penny. Taylor’s Shoe Store. C. to-day. ■ noticeable, and some of their run- many high placed officials held fighting men backed by years of j large attendance under these eonEveryone I* rushed and busy B Hodges. Jeweler. Banghart Bak­ The whole human race had lost ery. Frandsen's Store. Baird's Cloth­ its inheritance of heaven for eter­ tract in the western part of Allegan, to via. to. to Jtobto war ing. Water's Clothe* Shop. O. E. nity and the vision of (aod face to couldv.u« 0UJi reserves of war materials m<M,Vde*irable Which was acquired a few year* ago would be a pushover once — we ------------ ------------ and !: lhe the most desirable event* events of of the the scaseaGoodyear Hdwe.. Thayer Jewelry. face. So we to-day have lost oui muster our forces mere side nn * rm- D ““ a,,d deeply appreciate lire efIts Good Work Moke* Oui by the United States, deer arc now Montgomery Ward. Meyer 5c to 11.00 earthly jx-ucc nnd happiness but , (Continued on page 4. See| fort Bnd expense put forth by the qulte plentiful—too much so say th. holiday as possible. In other Store. Dutch Kraft Paint and Wall­ just as these counties* generation.* Lake* Moro Attractive fanners living near that place, who teacher* to present this program. paper Store. Ben Franklin Store, were buoyed up with the promise of complain that deer do serious dam­ A large group of Coast Guards w. A. Roth Furniture, The Bonnet Barry county's many lake* are an age to their crops. The stale per­ God to send' Hi* Divine Son so we from the Clear lake camp attended tire buoyed up with that hope that asset on which its people are al­ mitted the killing of does as well as the program in a body and this lent to 81.00 Store, Auto Sport Shop. your effort* will restore men to God ready reaping large reward*. Lake buck* for a limited time this year an added patriotic touch to the af­ by helping other boys. Goodyear Bros. Hdwe.. Walldorff tt once more. We must nuke our­ in Allegan county In order to re­ fair as everyone stood at the open­ Son. Lee -Office Supply. Citizens selves worthy of reunion with God. property on the county's assessment duce the deer population. Quarter* Establiihed to ing of the program os the strain* of Till* season la a reminder of our rolls represents well over *1.000.000 it Is difficult to make local pre­ Credit Corp, Dorrance Trethric It is quite probable that many the national anthem were heard Handle Appeal* on Cer­ Young Mon, Who duties to Him. so in spite of our taxable property. That figure can deer will come into Barry county j parations to entertain these boys Agency. Jerry Andrus. Building Ic from an adjoining room. City Bank, Nationtificate* of War Neceuity .separation, we can be united spir­ be doubled. If the war shall respK and will enjoy the areas where trees । UI auuw- Loan. , —- Hastings . -------------_ Worked Ncor Hosting* The usual processional. "O Come UCVJUJC IIKIC » iw favorably for the allies. In the next > ----— ------— — — ---------, Ira ddflniulr. Im« many boy. will J _»-*■. Cg°»umm tor. J«On itually through our Divine Master. ten year* if proper steps are taken are Pitiful lilentifui and human* An and when* where humans do All Ye Faithful." wu sung by the Mode Thot Record be In Hrntlra. Tbrnytoe. It you | “"“‘"W A *«»■, This bond of union will help to unite Of prime Importance arc better not r'sWe. They cannot be hunted . In order to facilitate the flow of teachers u they marched from the , «“>*• but «... f | information urn tor. UoP in at Ito OR O room I™™<» *«*~y. u« belter than any vi*ll or furlough, highway*-a good paved or black that may — become necessary to | trucker* and motor Some Of our reader* probably rear of the auditorium to the platroad■ to ____ every___ resort 11 tnev ‘bf>’ shall lllrrcnc* hicrcuse nnrt and InvarlA invade tUte ! carrier operatois-common. private -n.uradar am! Iblday and to Ir' Bannrr Olito. Harry Cleaner. Huebecause it will continue to unite .top _ ____ __ . •lake • _ An-1 ... if read in the Grand Rapids Press of ­ <m Ill I। form iuiui wearing scutum their uicir robes ivtara and miiu vest veax— ------, _ .a--.-, I ting* Cleaners. McCalls. Geo. Miller us while visit* mean extra sorrow.) other lone step In that direction is < whcal ,lelds-,he “*«T P^Wa and and contract—pertaining to Office | menu iLoan *Je1 p. . menta and currying cnrrvlnit lighted liehted candles >o"Thlrty-ffve ’aB.O. girls will go to j Hcal H Streeter. departure. I know that each of an advertising campaign* which will | Pas“*re lands. If they shall become ] oI Defense Transportation regula- Monday, or the morning dailies of I nnd lanterns. Beautifully costumed l'“ you men in service will kneel in Tuesday, about a Yankee soldier. Clear Uke Camp Ciiristmas Day, Sheldons Abstract Office. Ratlonacqualnt the people of the middle | “ nuisance, us they are In parts of . .. paui j winkier district Private Charles Zuke. who had shot j: heralds led the proccsslqn. adoration of the new bom King on I Old favorite carols, wlth with some some for a dance and buffet supper from . Ing Board Office City Hall. Court •< to — DOT. «. to ton'd to 5. Mrs.------------Richard-----------------------Groos, O. S. O.! House, and Jack Sempf Leather Christmas morning whereyer you WAInp.di.lli wilt. «h>l Bwrrr | n— — — - • Ol.Ulon ------- el aupaaicoc L..Zr.d 1 newer onia added, were sung *un« by u, the Ure 2 ----------------county has to offer to resorters. ! ,n , rp Wld hUr®‘> •OUOW. In the Mnlnr *rranmnrt. todnv announced announced of Ncw oUjnca. - and •».»• hl« nnIXte Motor Transport, today that id* quick .. Mr. .. .. may be and that al the time you Shop. Van netvInAr advl“ri la haelnlniv helping arrahna arrange Iran.'. trani- Shot) But if all Utat Wfre done. Ite j car,y da>» deer hunUng wu great the opening of a temporary field of- eyc and accurate alm had twice group of teacher*, with will experience that happiness that benefits might easily be lost If san- 8P°rt Buskirk directing and Mrs. Sadie port*Uon for the gir&. If you can Barry county. Few had | saved tbe life of his captain. Melonly those nt peace with God can Itary conditions at our resort lakes i “*pccted to ever see the time when . flee in Hastings. itary conditions at our resort lake* I w..™ > The office will open on Monday • vln gbulu. of Muskegon. Bert Are- Mae Palmer at the piano. A num- drive (they leave at 1:30 pm.) please enjoy in this war tom world. I were neglected impure water could 11?un^’« thh ,oc“lll>- would and Tuesday. Dec. 28 and 29. and hart wll0 ||Vra a mtle south of the ber of the teachers were unable to cal1 Mrs ,o,r0t* t I know that this is intended to bring an epidemic. Carelessness m b* ‘bought of. But it may.-and postake jMirt in the singing due to colds AnF Adult wishing to volunteer to is to be located at 123 W. Stale St.' clty 'on m-37. says that young Zuke tell you about home and some ol removbig garbage might bring ill- ] fl^ly at no <u*lant day. which have affected their throats. 5PePd on** •“c™001' or evening at Minor Watterson, field representsqUne wen known In ill* neighbor- Die first part, closed with the usual the U-SO. room please call Mrs. your friends who are away from \°DE CTI■ i five. who has been appointed in as he worked there for three । "HaUeluJah Chorus." home, so let’s get down to business new to cottagers or those who pat- - A D- A- Van Bu*kirk-the more who four years ' since the sermon is over (a priest's ronized resort hotels. Such results SAXONS ARE STILL , charge of the office, stated that the I When the curtain* opened for the lw,P ‘he easier it is for everyone— could easily cause people seeking a 11sjftFEFATFh Hastings office would be open from zuke's home is in Big Rapids Mr. second part of the program, a beau- do your part and call directly after . privilege.) good place for a summer vacation • I CU From St. Rrye nnd St. Cyril par­ to shun Barry county. If health con-! “ ...... ..... ... ■ ------ -- niCU-l. MBU — tifully lighted scene depicting the Christmas. — . » .~ Specifically, the Hastings ODT al the pr(.M report of Zuke’s ac­, Madonna and child formed the cenish about forty-five men are Ip serv­ Take Belding By A Score Of Tlu: SMurday dance will be sponOne who readj tne . papers l office has been set up for the pur- . curatc shooting. Mr. Arehart states ter background with a group of the »ored by the St. Rose Alter Society ice. All the names are registered on dltlons at our resort lakes were 48 TO 31 | pone of handling appeals on Cer- i tllBt whcn lhal young chap went' robed singers on either aide. "Christ- and w111 be held at the Episcopal thoughtfully cannot fail to be im­ the honor roll In the church vesti­ neglected. ■Fortunately they are not neglect­ tificates of War Necessity. Mr. Wat- , robbll hunting, he never took a shot: mas. the Hope of All Men." was the Parish House. Ute 2nd ward United pressed with the Increase in Juyenbule. Led by Ted Banash. who scored point*, the tne Hastings Hastings Saxons aaxons tcrson wlU alho nv»llabI« gun. but hunted with a 22 rifle "and Tiie folks here at home are quite ed. The Barry County Health De- I 19 points, , theme of this part and representa- Brethren group are in charge at fX take? I। atr etched Uielr “,c ,he general purpose and policies he stretched their victory string to four four |I'llne be was a n aeaa deBC| snot 4bot mtn with n K” aoaca added war conscious now n* we have two ... when ? they .. Af rxrvr of onT concerning truckers tnirkfrs and nnH : Mr Arehart. __ >__ _ ___ and■ >had __ i wonderful। live* of the yellow, black, brown ‘he uB.O. room over the ChristCoast Guard unit* in Barry County, ron ha. oro^ n^nJ^lre ofTh; *^^ last Friday night and white races brought their gifts weekend. JIS? P .“ r !h handed the Belding Redskins a 48 ! operators and lend genera! assist- eye4lght too.-’ one at Clear lake and the other at and there united in adoration of the Sixty coast guards attended the Pine lake. They are n fine crowd chrU‘ cldld. Lester Schilling as Teachers Carol Service Sunday and . . , . | N«w Guinea, is another straight —U-.t narrntor cxplalned Uw pantomlme were served cocoa and cakes at the of lads who have claimed the re-i There was a continuous demand for ' defw“ ln n’c ‘(arts, and was in discussing this matter as Has- i rT*?lat, °n!l’1 League । Mr Wlnkl" »a™ed truckers : thool<.r> Prlvalf John Comb*. of of M u WM BCUd and BpproprlaU. UB.O. room before they retumeo Barry County’s Juvenile court *pcct and affection of all. We have cc twe? Vat could ta. reared and tln«5' sfcond w“‘ Central League John Combs, victory. in this area to immediately make | vnavuuiootfB. Chattanooga. Tenn. has ■ a icwau record iciory. -------- *------------icini. He iuu Judge Stuart Clement, w n U.S.O. established in Hastings and music accompanied it. 10 comp. The « ' *from the appllcaUons for Certificates of war. .. of.....» The game was a thriller War of- 17 Mikado's men who will different crgantzallons are trying to tor quarters in resort hotels. Trailthat there has been tn this Worthy^ of special mention wu J About New Year's-the same half dren'5mcnmn?blna.'iCftwH? o'ther I start, and “na for ,or the Lne first I,rel lu,lr u,e two two '■ Necessity, •• “* have not a’read>’ never half the if '• they never oo do any any more more stuping, sniping. I the splendid acting of Mrs. Adelyn da>’ Hbertles will be granted u those fIiow the men a good time. Our captain Shultz, speaking of these Hussey Boice who portrayed the for Christmu. If individuals or Civilian Defense organization te camnina facilities were uted tn theta ' ‘earns played on even terms most of 1 donP 8O- Mr’ Winkler also said that f.cllltle, were used to theta __ _ KOn Bt the __*rter all or those engaged in• the «. *aiu. ___ ________ “ farmers, —------—- two IWU prtrBl privates. functioning fine nnd n great number camping , part of Mary in the latter part of 8rouP» will volunteer to take the In Calhoun, but enough to capacity. To show this it is only was Hastings ......... ...... 1 hantlnir nt farm nrrwliirJ*. should. . .-r. l — .. 10. Belding 8. The ' hBuhn < farm products, . should ( • They're both wonderful l»y* and of people ht*e been called1 upon to necessary to refer to the day use room) on Thursday. Dec. Dec. 31 31 or or PriFri- noticeable. Ordinarily, unless ’ tho tiic program. 1i roon proud of them. But I owe Zuke assist In the many duties that vre of tho Yankee Springs park. On its Saxon* still held their four point make aPP^al» ‘°r Increased gasoline j jday. Jan. 1, from 1 p. m. to 12:00. lend at the half, the score reading ?P2WBnc* „to lhe i ‘he mQsl because he saved my life YOUNGER BOYS BASKET are asked to perform from the loin­ pleiue call Mrs. D. A. Van Buskirk there Is no publicity of Juvenile largest day It was visited by 8.000 “; Transportation Commit.ee and not at lcasl lwlce~ hc Mld. Both sign office of the State Civilian Dc­ people, and over the three months an tn tfl misdeeds brought into our Juvenile as soon a* possible. tanng a rest. , hall back taking a rest. । _____, - fense headquarter*. Tho response summer period fully 50.000 were- in The Saxons took a commanding Ito the ODT district or temporary aret back field offices. I __2.who talks for voluntary labor on countless 'Zuke Is a quiet <youth The younger boys basket ball SECOND crrnMn CALL FOR NURSES 10 point lead In the third 'period. । FOR NURSES with such offender* in a manner attendance. The Yankee Springs .. .... . . ----------------------- . _ lfggue and play groups Mtracted ■’tv-wr,u CALL run raunaca that will show them that nothing boards and committees have caused and from then on It was all Has- [ "After January Ml."* Mr. Wink- i yttle, but he's a shooting fool. I re­ park camps had 11X172 camper days many to practically give up their to their credit. Ungs. The third quarter score was fer said, "trucker* will be required mcmber the first Jap he got because seventy-five enthusiastic players at1 Mr*. Maynard Moynahan. presito have their Certificates of War he Mved my ufe. We were near the the high school gym on Saturday dent of the Barry County nurse* free time to these necessary prep­ When some outsider comes to any Hastings 35. Belding 25. The game Necessity in order to comply with front UnM when iud(ienly Zuke morning. League play In basket ball organization ha* announced that on arations. Rationing of many ar­ picked up added momentum in the ticle* have been made to provide the tervlew the resort owner or man- final quarter, but the Redskins were general order ODT Number 21. [ 8topped. pointed ahead a ways and began at nine and continued until January 1. 1943. the provision for Truckers who do not have a Certi- Mld 'Captain, there's a Jap there winners had been declared in four citizenship as a requirement for necessary food and equipment for aaer to leam the health conditions unable to dent defense , — —-------the — Hastings _ ------, games. . registration a* a nurse in Michigan of their wrong-doing. With many of the resort, or camp or park. He lor more than alx P®nU- *bile the ficate of War Necessity by that time.' and , cln't gel a grenade out.' “ now leading .... . become* effective. After that date, it lias that effect. It Is a help in Teams the Senior ___... _________ ■ ___. .... Saxnm were able tn urnre n nnlnte cannot legally operate their vehicle*.------- ----------------------- •-------- -- *the people at home are trying to should be concerned about those Saxons were able to score 13 points. Truckers are also reminded that ‘, "The Jap apparently heard us be­ show you men in service, in our own 1 matter*, for they are very impor­ cause he began cutting loose. AU the League are headed by LeRoy Hewitt no registration may be Issued by the Capt. Ray Kenyon. Ken Lane, and Board of Registration of nurse* ex­ Juvenile offender*. unlaaa they ba­ humble way. that we are with you tent to him. or to bls family If they Bill Garrison starred for Hastings any temporary gasoline allotment ,cover I could find was grass, and and Ray Branch. The victorious __________________ —-----------------------upon statement1 unde,. 0Blh that in every service we can render. are with him. Bo a public health along with Banash. Lane scored 12 received from local OPA rationing those bullets were coming close. Junior League teams were led by cept pu.n« United States clt- ths t publicity cannot be avoided. Travel Is almost a luxury now, so points OS as wen well ** as paying playing an an outout- I boards would be deducted from the , Zuke slipped away and I watched tdsel Sinclair and Dick Knopf, the rippUcant la a Ui (Continued on page 2. Bee. 1) Play will not be resumed until afteen. people are beginning to learn that him. He auu^icu slithered unu thru UIC the grass mj to - — i -............. —auuivuin liuur gallic. uupi. ivenyon , . ... .. . and Garrison played outstand ins Certificate of War Necessity when tbe g[de Of the Jap. stood up, walked. ter the holiday*, A survey of Barry County nurse* home Is a good place to live as well , notteaOte games at the guard positions hold-' t“2!5d\, ,, ,,, forward like he was hunting rab------------ “*■ will be mode immediately after Jan­ ax merely to eat and sleep. When I uary 1st and every nurse is asked to ing Stan Kersjes and John Spicer. * The Hastings ODT office was set Wlg and M;lol me jap thru me head SKATING you go to the grocery or butcher 1 Belding’’s s high high scoring scoring forwards forwards to to' dp £or vhe use truckers operatingFrom prom then thenon on there there was was no nostopping stopping Skating ReU Skatingat at Reid's Roller Rink ev- cooperate by returning the surshop you ask the clerk what he has Belding . It mav not be what you planned but ' ery Prl and Sat. night from 8 until vey information as soon as possible him. six and five pdlnte respectively. in Barry county. you take It and are thankful.—This ”1 kept him close by me after that. 11. Special Christmas Eve and New after she receive* the survey blanks Junior Kersjes with 12 pointe led I the Belding attack. adv. 12-24 Mrs. Moynahan stated. Every once in a while he would stop Year’s Eve parties. You would really be surprised to short and I would hear the crack ol In the preliminary game the Has ­ Urgently Needed, toy* see the way folks have learned what hl* rifle and would say: ’Now what, tings reserve* lost a 33 to 28 de­ Sanitary Engineer Roth they must do to win this war. No Zuke?' He would point to a tree cision to tho "Smokeless Wonders", own" in mary cases. Probably lack complaints are heard because we and I would see a Jsp hanging down In the December monthly bulle­ a team made up of high school athhave all learried this Is the Ameri- tin. called "Barry News." prepara­ sponsible for much youthful way. Mrs E. M. Sayles, who for sever­ Hl* biggest day was Dee. 8. when he got nine. All of these Japanese The Saxons* next game Is Janu­ tion and issuing of which is done by The song White Christmas is cer­ County School Commissioner Mr*. ary 8th at Ionia. On the following al years ha* been Home Service Tills increase in Juvenile delln-u. entertain URW tainly to become a reality here as Maude Smith, there 1* a timely ar­ night the Saxons will their । chairman of the Barry Co. Chapter, Kalamazoo Sailor on Ship That was Sunk; we have nothing else quite so plen­ ticle on "School Lighting" by A. A. county rivals. Middleville. In the' American Red Cross, has resigned : The Japanese .are tricky, cruel and oll parents thoughtful. They can| and Mrs. ” R. n G. Hubbard, county ! merciless as wdh proven in thel: Rescuing Transport Alio Went Down tiful. Roth, the sanitary engineer of the local gym. chairman, announces the appolnt> sneak attack on Pearl Harbor while LTNeui’S Barry County Health Department. When the present world conflict transport Tasker-H. Bliss which I’ment .of Mrs. Homer Smith as her ! Japan's representatives were In to honor our very efficient draft It Is so timely, discusses a subject Hastings is over and Barry county’s service went down tho fourth day of the done about It. successor. board personnel at which a young of such vital interest to the parents Player ! Washington pretending they were men have returned home, there will battle. I The Home Service department of seeking a peaceful settlement with Lieutenant Butler, whose home is of Barry county who have children ------------------------doubtless be no end of thrilling ad­ Sundays and holidays seem to Cross is an important imoortant part oart the United States. Every Japanese is in Grand Rapids, gave a very glow­ in the public school*, that we pass Keeler the Red cross ventures related, hair-raising stories have figured largely in these har­ ing description of some of the hard­ of the many service* offered by Red taught that his Emperor is a divine told and narrow escapes from ter­ Banash rowing experiences of Mr. Mom*. It ships which confront the men in Crass and Mrs. Sayles has done a being, and that to die in that ruler ’ s Kenyon (C) "Seeing is a three-fold partner­ rible death deicrlbed. However it Is wu on Sunday morning that the---------- --------------------------------------- —service. He described the plight of ship between (1> the eye. which Garrison fine job during her tenure of office, service will win immortality for his doubtful if any will be more calmly ships drew up in front of Ute Afrt- whiteness of right doing and d*an the men with him on Guadalcanal makes the record of that which is Coleman Many people have received her fine subjects. They are taught that they told nor more thrilling to the lis­ "---------- llvlnv awl during a 68 day siege. The talk gave observed: (2> the brain, which In­ Stamm and sympathetic help and are grate- must never surrender So when en- tener* than the story told to a Bansunk on Armistice day. he landed Judgment of parents should help to • ful to her.-------------------------------------- ~-| gaged in warfare, as in New Guinea. terprets the observations of the eyes; Townsend on African soli on Sunday, reached what is expected of men in service. <3> the light, by which the eye is Ottosen Mrs. Smith is well qualified to take Japanese soldiers will fight in the vivor of the recent Invasion of North that may spring from inexperience the States Thanksgiving day and | on the Home Service department open to the bitter end if they have The memory that the folk* at home enabled to make the observations. Bush Africa. will report back for duty on New are with you In spirit and anxiously The complete absence of any one i with it* many added duties due to to. But they prefer to climb trees Rescued from the water after his Year s Day. --------------- *------ -- ---------- and ,.gn(pe.. at me American and doing what they can. will, we hope, of this partnership makes seeing Totals ship was torpedoed and sunk, only help you to endure the hardship* impossible. The first two members Belding j then of these two telephone numbent. Australian troops. Fortunately they to experience the same fate on the as follows: that come your way. are not accurate shots like young rescuing transport, is a part of the of the partnership are jobs for spe­ Player It was before dawn on Sunday RATIONING OFFICE TO It may be in order to tell you also Zuke. but their intent' to kill is very experience related by Jay E. Moses, but the third member (light) S. Kersjes morning, Nov. 8. when the big con­ CLOSE WED. AFTEKNOONI that 78 parishioner* are receiving cialist*. ^?for sssistenee 7ram tetchDEATH OF FORMER evident. It is no wonder that Ameri­ a former resident of Kalamazoo, voy of ships drew up before the Spicer (C) | LOCAL RESIDENT ?t’i2Z?.tT(Th121" “nd *hoot 'n,e practlce J. Kersjes can sharpshooters enjoy picking who Is spending a 30-day furlough Vichy France African strongholds Naahrille ulL I* of n*«1«Un« 101,001 “«hUn< *• eom- Woodruff Hastlngr. friends received word them off where they can with his wife at her apartment on S. of Casablanca. Rabat and Fcdala. Nosnuiie. Mass i* read every Sat- mon and should be classed as gross Caverley Sunday of the sudden death that Michigan St. Mrs. Moses is employed urday for the men in service not negligence * day of Jack Bowman. 52 of Bay Citv. CAPTAIN MICHAEL McPHARUN as a shell inspector at the new navy with resistance from the coast bat­ Lally uJmSJ’E“»I """“»*'hl*h Brakera a former Hastings resident. He had NOW IN TORONTO plant here. not'been IB. hl* unexpected passing _-----their particular posts watching the to you ™ and may God bless you and ____ __ _____ _____ _ _ -------unn. ... __ ol | Bakeman Pleasing news to his many friends. for being due to a heart attack. Funeral doors and it haa been only recent- , Burt Captarn Michael McPharUn arrived employed by Lockshore Farms, Inc., sky for the giant searchlights from protect you until we meet again. ; ly (within the last-100 years) that] Mahar • as u milk salesman prior to Pearl the shore to signal. But the signal _ ■ — c. • ____ ______ . Totals in Toronto Monday night and plans Sincerely your* In Christ. j human being* have been forced to Harbor attack. He at once made an_________________________________ strom of this city attending* He use their eye* for Indoor work. Out­ Referee. Beebe (Rev.) J. V. Dillon. effort to enlist and wu sworn In on atari-the attack. The failure to re­ leaves a brother, Charlee. of Bay report to Washington for instruct- January Ta. 1842 He holds the rank celve side light (natural light) on a clear Umpire. Knode - a * — ———signal ■—■ left -— —*-* friendly no -*doubt Whew! old Zolly Is puffing these n *y m day In nua mid summer summer has haa an an IntenintenFree throws missed: Hastings, City. in the mind* of th* U. 8. fore** that day* to keep up with you lads—yo sity as "1 high aa as from from 1,000 1JJ00 to to 10,000 10 000 Banash. Kenyon 3, Garrison. Cole­ *■ the French intended to rwiisl. I^ter. duty in this country for a time and ho and a bottle of coke-bul well foot candles or more and »tUl te of man. Belding; 8. Kersjes. Spicer NOTICE TO BOWLERS transport Joseph Hews* which was captured French soldiers, asked why try and answer your letters. Just usable quality. Comparing this to 2. J. Kersjes 3. Woodniff 3. CaverHastings Recreation will be closed hopes to see his Hasting* friends they fought the U. 8. troops who (Continued on page 4. thia S«S (Continued on page J, Bm. 1) ley, Lally, Brakera. . Christmas Eve. —12-24 attempt, and was picked up by the * CAROL SERVICE DREW USUAL CROWD 11 S O NEWS U.S.O. NEWS * <r GROCERY, STQRES EfcDRUG CB|>T|0N BARRY CO. HEALTH DEPT. ON THE JOB ODT TEMPORARY FIELD OFFICE HERE KILLED TWENTY-TWO JAPANESE SNIPERS REPORTS INCREASE IN DELINQUENCY XX".“7, ifXEXU™ ““ Tjy «*“ ODT! » PROPER LIGHTING OF SCHOOL ROOMS Mrs. Homer Smith New R. C. Home Service Chairmen SURVIVOR OF AFRICAN INVASION TELLS OF HARROWING EXPERIENCES �= THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUR church tonight. Moaarta Twelfth Maa* will be sung taken ill with appendicitis while on furlough visiting hts wife and daughter. He waa taken to Fort Custer post hospital where he un­ Oounty Cleric Allan Hyde was tovlzit his grandson. Donald aosch. derwent an operation Friday eve­ ning. Corp. Cole is with the V. 8. luMie with the flu. It wu a real a* is staUorwd *i Great Lake* Nav- Army Air Corps at Hunter Held. , made with the real article, and m Training Station a* Radio Tech- Savannah. Ga. While efforts are being made to Allan was unable to set anything. niclan. Hi* address is Donald R. funny about It | Qoech. R. C. B. C.. Oo. 1686. 8.UB. popularize the food value of some lesser known varieties of fish, einMidnight services will be held at | N.TB., Great Lata. Bl. LOCAL NEWS pioyeea of Hastings state fish hatch­ MUNICIPAL COURT ery come forth with a testimonial to Ihq lowly muskrat. William Plant a seasonal employee now off duty. lore Municipal Court Judge CortIs trapping the 'rats near the hatch­ ery and the station staff la enjoy- iU.3 Here are the traditional! for your Holiday Feast . . . fine foods that highlight your menu at prices that dim the cost of a real old fashioned Christmas dinner. We've everything you need . . . everything of the best .. . and everything is priced for economy. Come in today and shop pleasantly and profitably for every food on your Holiday list . . . and celebrate sSs Christmas in the real festive spirit. Will be open Wednesday and Thursday evening until 8:30 and open all day Sat., Dec. 26. PINK MEAT GRAPEFRUIT CHICKENS 2 for |7C Select birds. Heovy with meat SPY APPLES no 14 ib8 25c SWEETPOTATOES3«*» 19c CABBAGE hard hdi. lb. 31/2c HEADLETTUCE 15* ORANGES florida 8ib»55c Texas seedless GRAPEFRUIT 5 for 19* bunch 5C RADISHES GRAPES tokay U>- 15c CARROTS 2 Ige bunches 21c 3 lbs IQc BAGAS 2 lb.. 13c PARSNIPS U. S. No. 1 QQc peck 03 POTATOES on the breast and joints MIDNIGHT MASS AT ST. BOSE CHURCH meat is being fed to the hatcherv I being fixed at >300. At thia writing' fish, -and how they go for it!" «u-1 the bond has not been furnished so iwrtnlendcnt Robert Fortney says, he is held in the Ban? county jail. iftatYOoDs HIGHLIGH1 I holidoy dido -1 AMERICAN LEGION [CHURCHES SPRINGERS . OEp pound the best that can be bought at any price. PORK LOIN ROASTS PORK STEAK PORK SAUSAGE SMOKED HAMS LINK SAUSAGE BEEF TONGUES PORK NECK BONES PORK SPARE RIBS BEEF LIVER lb. Grade No. I lb. Whole or Shank Half lb. PORK FRESH Holiday GROCERIES lb. lb. lb. lb. ib. it. 33c 39c 29c 35c 41c 22c lOc 27c 29c ★ sung at midnight al the BL Rom of Lima Cathoik church, with the senior choir singing carols preced­ ing the Maas, announces Father J. V. Dillon. Tin Christmas carols art: O. Uttte Town of Bethlehem. Rodner;Upoit O. Holy Adam; It Suue The NigbL MldnlghtCtear. wuo * VS vital. — Willis; Joy To Thi .Wocld. Handel. I Included in lhe Mass are the fol­ lowing selections: Aspereges Me. where artificial respiration is ne- । Gregorian i Kyrie. Marah; Gloria In I Excelsta, Marah; Gloria Tibi. Dom­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. I Ine. Gregorian; Laus Tibi. Christa, I Thia is the second machine ae-Gregorian; Credo, Sorin; Offertory, SCIENTIST The subject for Bunday is “Chris­ I cured by the Auxiliary.for public Adeste Fidele, Traditional; Banctus; use. the other being the iracture Benedlclua. and Agnus Del, Marsh; tian Science." bed. which has proven of great in Old Judea. OelbeL EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL , benefit in several Instances. -----CHURCH I HASTING8 METHODIST Midnight Eucharist CaU Mrs. Harry Larsen. 3668, if CIRCUIT you wish the use of the respirator. I Preaching Sunday at Goodwill or Mrs. Donna Harrington, phone ‘ and Hendershott al 10:30 and 13:00. Rev. Don M. Oury, Rector 3357, for Uie use of the fracture This will be our church Christmas । Badle Mae Palmer. Organist ■ service with Christmas sermon. Joseph MU. Violinist | The various Sunday schools are Prelude. Cantlque Noel—Adam. TW-enty attended the Christmas having or have had special pro­ Organ and Violin parly and business session of the grams as follow*: Hendershott, last Processional. “O Come all Ye Auxiliary on Thursday evening.. Sunday morning, Quimby. Wednes­ Faithful—Wade. After the business session, gifts day evening. Dec. 23 with Uie QulmKyrie eletaon—Mozart. were exchanged and a social time by day school: Martin and Good­ Hymn. Il Came Upon the Midenjoyed cards furnishing the en­ will are having their program* tills 1 night Clear—Willis. tertainment. , I Sunday. Gloria Tibi—Mozart. Grat Us Tibi—Mozart, 1 The Goodwill young people arc Credo. Cynlheal Reed. Soprano It was voted to pay 310 into the going caroling tills week and will _ Hot Lunch fund at school. follow­ have ^change of .gift* at-the close Sololjt—Mozart. Sermon. The Rector. ing the custom of previous yean. of the evening. Offertory, “Bethlehem'. Virginia Beginning Thursday evening, Jan. The Quimby choir, practices at Potts. Soprano — Bowker. 7, 1843. the Auxiliary will meet but the church each Sunday evening at Festival Presentation. Alleluia— once a month—the first Thursday evening of the nionlh-^during the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Whitney. winter months. Thia was deemed Arnold. HK» SI . 1*M THundw «... j America—Smith. best because of the gas rationing, nlng. Sanct us—Mozart. etc. Please bear’ this change In Benedlctiu. Marjorie Boyes. So­ mind and watch the Legion and GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH prano Soloist—Mozart. Unit news in the Banner, for in­ The Christmas day service will be formation concerning there two or- held at 10:30 A. M. Musical aelec-1 Agnua Del—Mozart. Silent Night. Richard Branch. canizations. A social hour will fol­ Hon* Include: Prelude "Overture to Soprano Solo-Gniber, low each monthly business meeting. the Messiah"—Hiendel. Offertory. O. Little Town of Bellilehem— । • « « • । "Pastoral Symphony" — Haendel. Redner. Thanks to all who so generously Pdstludc. "Joy to the World.” Solo, Gloria in Excel*!*— Mozart. contributed to ^uuiizu.cu iv uic the uiuiawiuu Christmas uu.->bus- "The • **•« Birthday .«•««/ v« of w a King" NiebllngMartha Lou Maus and Frank kels. So many gifts were left that er. Soloist. Mra. Henry Elliot. SerCooper. Alto and Tenor Soloists. about the nniv i< th» only thine thing needed is the mon. "Exchanging Christmas Gifts Sevenfold Amen—Stainer. with God." A 4>ort children's pro-1 ReCTMtonal: _______ v Herald meat for each basket. ■ Hark! ... lhe gram will follow the main service. | Angels Sing—Mendelssohn. Resound Holy Communion will -v be cele- , P<iUudeJ"The'"Heavens ~ -The lovely birthday cake, suit­ M. The i -r-Boelhoven ably decorated with 7 candies, serv­ brated Sunday at 10:30 I Organ and Violin. ed at the party Thursday evening, pastor will preach on "Faith | Visitor* oro cordially welcome. honored the birthdays of Mrs. Lar­ Work.' . Mrs Alma Larsen. Auxiliary pres­ ident. reports that the new tnaufflatlon unit, which waa secured through the recent tnagaxlne cam­ paign. haa arrived and Is available for um by the doctor* and other* In B*rry county in need of such an I emergency unit It is similar to a sen and Mrs. Irene Johncock. gratulations! ■ Con­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ij Children - ----- ------------------ - school of—the—Bunday Sunday morning worship at ten! *’* * « Christina* |»rty on thirty o'clock. The pastor will tell Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, PASSING OF MRS. about "A Conundrum" and will,ln lhe Parish House. WILHELMINA WURM preach on the theme. “What lhe Mrs. Wilhelmina Wurm, aged 84. Church Needs Most." On Friday morning. Mr. Oury a native of Germany, passed away Sunday school at 11:46. Mrs. At- will conduct Christmas services .at on Friday at her home in Hope Clear Lake for the Coast Guard. Uc Hay. Superintendent. township. Her husband. August I Sunday Evening club al six o'clock I Wurm, preceded her in death aevPatricia Fewless, president. erai year* ago, She was a member Boy Scout Troop Monday evening of the Latter Day Saints church of al the church. Battle Creek. She 1* survived bv a daughter. Mrs. Edith Fuhr, of,! FIRST U. B. CHURCH Hope township, also three sons. December 27. i ■ (Continued from page I. Section I) Aldo of Kalamazoo and Oscar and 11:00 AM Morning worship. The protection at such place* becomes , William of Hope Twp. The funeral pastor will speak on "Getting The a real asset. The Michigan Depart­ was held at ths? Leonard funeral Best of Yesterday." ment of Health now furnishes a home on Monday, a Battle Creek Evening service. Program by Ot­ "Sanitation Approved" metal sign, pastor officiating. Interment In the terbein Guild girls, singing of which is Issued to all take resorts Brush Ridge cemetery. Christmas carols illustrated by chalk that can quality, in Barry county. pictures drawn by Mrs. Nelson Gard­ Inspection* are made by the san­ FREEPORT BOY itary engineer of our county health , ner. HURT IN ACCIDENT j New Year's Day the members and department. He uses Michigan Paul Mead, aged 8. of Freeport friends of the church arc Invited Health De|»rtment forms to deter­ i was brought to Pennock hospital to attend a pot luck dinner at the mine whether the resorta can qual­ , on Wednesday following an accident. church. Program planned by Dept, ify as having suitable health con­ He was riding on his sled when of Christian Endeavor. ditions. The drinking water and run over by a car. reported to have the water from cottage- wells are been driven by Clare Surrarer. It SPECIAL SERVICE tested. Many Improvement* have was found that the injured boy had NEW YEAR'S DAY been made and are continually be­ a fractured right leg and other in­ Finl Church of Christ, Scientist, ing made to provide better luinlt.uy juries. He is the son of Mr. and will hold a brief service on New conditions nt our resort lake*, for Mr*. Clement Mead. Year's Day at 10:30 a. m. in com- we iuivc a Barry County Health De­ partment on the Job. BARRY CO. HEALTH DEPT. OH THE JOB l/H/H/H/H/B/H/H/H/H/H/H/H/H/n TRAND THEATEf Hostings, Mich. Telephones 2244-2557 M r EMERALD WALNUTS <>> 29c lb. 13c RAISINS GOLDEN DIPT 25* JELLO *ce cream powder pkg- 9C PAR-T-PAK BEVERAGES qt 1V DEL MONTE COFFEE «>. 33c FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 cant 33c DEL MONTE DEL MONTE FRUIT FOR SALAD 2 cam 37c PUMPKIN no. 21/2 can 2 for 23c CUT GREEN BEANS 21* DEL MONTE WHOLE FIGS 29c MULLERS DONUTS 12c CHRISTMAS CANDY Mi**bd15* POTATO CHIPS pkg 25c RITI CRACKERS 21c FREEPORT BUTTER lb 50c Bargain matinee Christmas day starting at Y u L E T 1 D e SINGLE FEATURE ATTRACTION Ann Neagle and Robert Newton Premium CRACKERS 1 Ib. box 18* Pkg- 39c FRESH DATES .awrencc ASPARAGUS ca/i 24* Birds-aye FROSTED PEAS pkg. 27* Tasty LOAF CHEESE 2 1b. 63* GRAPEFRUIT JUICE £T/.’* 28* COCKTAIL JUICE No.v-«5 con. 32‘ Del Monte MIDGET PICKLES Sweet, jar 27* SUNDAY and MONDAY. DEC. 27-28 Henry Fonda. Lucille Ball and Eugene PaUette "THE BIG STREET" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00 TUES.. WED.. THURS.. DEC. 29-30-31 Budd Abbott and Loa Costello WHO DONE IT" Special Midnight performance starting at 11:30 P. M. New Year's Eve, December list A full program including a feature picture to be announced later. Price Adults 27 c plus lax 3c total 3Sc. Children under Sing a song Of Christmas cheer Barry thkatiii? Halting., Mich.. Phon.i 2247-2282 Mk The time of Joy And mirth is here! FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DEC. 25-26 DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION ARMY SURGEON fuddle enter •■Enriched” flour and "enriched” bread are considered foods and have no curative powers. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. DEC. 25-26 WINGS AND THE WOMAN DEL MONTE pllance with Hus request In the Pres­ ident's Thanksgiving Proclamation and In cooperation with The Moth­ er Church. The Plrat Church of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Massa-’ chusetU. • Mary Baker Eddy has said ("Sci­ ence and Health with Key to pie Scriptures.’’ page 16) that "the high­ est prayer is not one of faith mere­ ly; it Is demonstration." In her book "The Finit Church of Christ, Belen list, and Miscellany" <P- 333) she tells us. “Mankind will be Godgoverned In proportion as God's government becomes apparent, the Golden Rule utilised, and the rights of man and the liberty of conscience held sacred." MEXICAN SPITFIRES ELEPHANT Drink a Wassail toast To Victory, To peace and Worldwide harmony! SUN. MON.. TUBS.. DEC. 27-28 29 First time in Hastings FLYING TIGERS GREETINGS FROM WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. DEC. 30-31 206 t STATE IT., HASTINGS. MICH. THE BEST FOR LESS H. MAIN ST., NASHVILLE. MICH THE OLD HOMESTEAD MEYER Sc to $1 STORE �TOT HA8TTN0H BANWTR, ¥ftPMfrAY, brcttaH, U 1»M PROPER LIGHTING OF SCHOOL ROOMS It was was pitch pitch dark dark and and with with men men ''Hewes He had had no no duties duties on on tthis ship! II It Hewes. He ---------- from five of the battleship's S-lnch Hmhera in th. w.t.r U ii waa w.. no nz. ,j *> *0 Relined declined an an invitation invitation to to go go below below guns. a r n 1 a as 1 mu a eiAk.! 1 3anrt '11 tJmber » ln ieMy to taow wh>t dlrecllon.± Everyone was watching the Jean Prairieville is spending thte Week row I (Continued from page 1. ate. 1) | lo swim. Motes 1* not an expert i ' CUR VIVOR OF AT THE THEATRES AFRICAN INVASION were friendly toward them, replied. ’ swimmen bdt. though wearing no1 -Five of tu were together when hiding the great ship from view, "Wi\at would you do with a,gun in life bell, he said he had no fear or; we felt a tremendous vibration," he ttwn settled and the enemy vessel home of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hsy”We knew instantly that some was still there. Again Uie pilot's Tiw story of a courageous man your back?" The Germans had com-1 excitement as he swam as fast as j voice: {posible around the fan rail of the and a fearless woman whose thrill­ pelled them to resist. vuincu uic HLUIC , .re Mr. Mr-, -mu Uhl. W» I SSUrt You're about 200 yards too high.’' of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ing adventures enthroned them ns Groat Sun- . of life the Idols of ail mankind. Based on Five more shoU were heard, thenthe real life story of Amy Johnson •'Fifty yards short of yoor mark! The school children of Gregory iSd’^SmSTof’life MolUson. Jotcph Hewes. Others were at their with water as it slowly sank that ”Per*7?" “nd *e thouUng You're on the beam I" Once more posts on the same and sister trans- there was very little suction, otherkidding the saiiors fromthe the guns barked out and lite voice school are having tlidr ClirlstenM i„rtin„ ln force f0|1_ I party Thursday afternoon. 1 Out of each tl M uf porta The landing fortes were ; wise Moses might not have survived other ship as they went overboard, Jean Bartx." and the giant boat1 . Mf~ ,nd **£* Flfteld of Haa- mrance income of ail a armed with sub-machine guns and | to tell the thrilling story. Groping! ‘Th*** shook iuelf like a great dig and «-t- , UnUed 8U!-' noise and end our beat rocked and rolled. aiut wilted Story of the plctuicsque charac­ other attack equipment ready to go around in the dark waler he came ' nobe . ounfg torpedo amidtied hi itx watery witzr.- grave arnvr anMu> “ Mrs. vem Hnywooa. pensca and taxes 4^ tookucc ters and colorful- sidelights on .I ashore with the first of lhe beach In contact with one of lhe large Um- । «e had got ovirsj, tied in Its u I hvn. that had served a« hatch cov- ‘hips. We watched^l“ib crew as they Broadway life, based un Damon party invasion forces. ' . of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Danuon of to policyholders and bent Sailors, soldiers and marines made ■ « «nd gratefully climbed on It. .inad* preparations b । abandon ship Runyon's story ' Little Pinks". Freight Train Backs Up I. Hastings this wrek. caring for Mrs. an additional 2fi.a conta --------------------Uielr way to shore in small invasion ’ OH covered the water and goth- After awhile a ------raft floated by and Before going straight ahead, a Damson and the new baby boy. increases in'policy reserve*, and landing boau white the U. 8. rrfd on the plank making it dUfl- ’ the five of us boarded - IhWe paddled -------------------------------------- — remaining 8 0 cents for oth battleships stood ready to open fire cult to liang on. He was compelled d ppicked up os many, of freight train usually backs up . to Vitamin Makes Plants Grow I--------------- ■. we dared, until 7 our raft leave slack in the coupling between A murder mystery and places Bud in case of resistance. Beaching in a to keep hte eyes closed to keep the ,he Taxkabe Galore Tests made at the California Insti­ heavy surf that upset some ot their oil out but he became terribly sick , was “ nder water so that and Lou In the hazardous profession ------- - •—i—.— diow that .vita­ boats, the first landing parties at from some of it that *he — — swallowed. «----- ■> waist WHlal deen. ^P- aA land l,nd invax Invasion Mat. Uve can statt'abead with the least of amatuer detectives and. In turn, operation In the United Statu. "Men In the water all around me Pteked “P and om’ of men possible inertia to overcome. on the wrong end of a tremendous Fedala were met by fire as the giant shore searchlights played directly were callng for help." Moses raid. took the. raft back to some of those • police dragnet. 'r upon them. The loss of life in the "Whale boats were moving around wb° *’ere Mill swimming invazlon has not been made known me picking up the men but since I ,lw'r the inking Bites.” was comparatively safe on the Um-' According to a communique from ber and I was not drifting seaward. Ithe Unl‘«1 8U‘« >««« lhe I considering the seriousness of the of your equipment the mast passible Thrill* abound, romance blooms I kept still and let them pick up the I North African campaign were five 1 "Natural lighUng from north win­ amid the carnage of battle and the battle. Shortly before noon, under fire ot men wiio were swimming around > transports sunk, three others,-a des­ dows la the best type and those holocaust of war. as a medical offi­ me first. 1 Uoycr and a ranker damaged. window located on the north do cer. flying Lieutenant and a beautl- the big guns of the U. 8. battleships. I iiad been in lhe water about'. Another Southern Michigan man I not need sliadea. All other windows fid nurse fight out their emotional Fedala fell and for a short time a 1 comparative calm prevailed. Before two hours and realized I was drift- 'wh0 differed similar experiences, need to be shaded but it 1» accepted lives. Lawrence Huixenga, 3B. Plain| dusk, however, white the ships were ing out to sea so I called for help | Uiut east windows give the next still unloading men nnd cargo. nnd soon a whale boat pulled up ' well iutrdware dealer, boatswain's best light, then the west and we —.------- .--------------------, warning was given of approaching Someone on board called to be to mflU nr*1 clluw. who was aboard Uie find that light from windows on Uie ■ -Mexican Spitfire's Elephant" irnld up my hand. I did so and they ; tnifuport. Hugh L. Scott, south U of least value to n school' Lupe and Leon are al it again !n submarines. • • • Relieved from duty, Moses went grabbed my arm as the boat passed room and tlw hardest to manage. I tills latest of the "Spitfire' series. Throughout the first and second ' If curtains are provided In a school lhe seventh In the series of merry ! below to prepare for any emergency but It was covered with oil and they ‘! that might happen. He put on two couldn't hold me. a wave caught 1 days of the invasion, lhe U. 8. ships I room to give that "home like" ap­ pearance. it neema ncccsM\ry that1 .... . Tl,,r... Z7„, i life belts, filled his pockets with me and carried me out of Uielr met strong resistance from the giant. the electric lights must bj turned .*!<* £ •<*"*«»« U^ Sed up ' J“n ®*rt' * P"neh ; I canned rations, pliers and a flash­ is in penl loday and may be loxl light and wuiled. After an hour on to make up the difference for lo ut unless we dedicate our­ Full-Fashioned Rayon Hosiery*pr. 79c nothing had happened so he and by some fellows on a raft and we 1 UP at th* docl“ “• Casablanca, tho amount of light that the cur- . Paul Kelly, John Wayne selves wholly lo lhe losk of win­ i which served as a floating fort. tains keep out. We can ill afford 1 An Intensely dramatic photoplay another member of the gun crew were picked up by a destroyer." Prints on Sheer Cotton Hankies 10c ning lhe war. • While floating about on his plank ' "Why don't they knock her out ' not lo provide our ichoote with the presenting most vividly the heroic went below to take a shower bath We must preserve our Christmas Floral Prints—On Sheer Lawn _.05c proper IlghUng. Watch these dark exploits of the American Volunteer and try to get some much needed waiting to be rescued. Moses said a | of the way?" Moses pondered to ■ spirit, so it will shine out for all Flannel Pajamas1.93 i Group in defending the Burma rwcur boat,loaded with men passed - himself as he poised the radio hatch i winter days. lhe world lo see. This Christmas, . Worm Mittens_________________ 79c 'llley were in the shower when a near by. He called out to them, but |of the Uansport Tasker H. B1L« ' "Pupils should be seated so tha« Road. of all we have ever known, must the men were singing. "I gotta Gal where his bunk mate was on duty, i All Wool Sweaters2.98 torpedo passed across the bow of the be a good Christmas. arL?.°l 4?urc5 U‘ W,ar" Brethera and FJviry In In Kalamazoo." so loudly they I "Want to get in on something ship, missing it by about 10 feet, and Rayon Blouses1.29 ‘hould be placed so ow Homestead" with Dick struck a tanker nbout a guarter of couldn't hear him. He called back. I hot?" he called to Moses." Slip on Jraw .h™n,£?-n’^0Ve.V!ie ar I purMU- Jcd Pre“>y. Anne Jeffreys Others At _. 1.98 a mile distant. A great hole was tom "So have I but a lot of good that । those ear phones.” right shoulder and so that no shad-!■ Rippling ------- ----------■ with •fun and• humor Immediately Moses heard the Royon House in the side of the tanker, releasing does liere." It wasn't calls for help •r.’miTi.. K- - < . .. . throughout and a love story runs j a quantity of oil, but ixX damaging that lie heard on every side, but the ' voice of a pilot about three mites in Coats u 3.98 .... .mu------ ,---------- • V ' .1 “iruugn me nun iney ouiwn me I it so badly but that it was able to song that mentioned his home town ' lhe air talking to the control of a “ .1<lly «Ue>.n in . ot Rayon Bed Store Closed All Day | U. 8. battleship 12 miles away dl-; The Perfect Gift return to the home port under its that really got him. Moses said. 2? „ “ lhe unuuw ■UtmUhn. , Jackets----------98c Ttie destroyer had a capacity load , reeling the range of fire, Fri. & Sat.. Dec. 25-26 aranhicallv t . own power. graphically to nrovn prove the nncouiiv necessity _Z' CYNTHIA’ SLIPS ........... WOODLAND । A few seconds later a second tor­ and Mases and his companions were I “Fire when you are ready." the of additional electric lighting. A SOUTHWEST Rayon Gowns 1.49 later transferred to the Transport voice said. Then Bomb! Bomb! -light --------------— ----------------------------j Mr, ’ and Mrs. Paul Brodbeck will < lcd0 ‘ truck the Hewes forward. In meter may be borrowed from " ’ ’ " - - - Rayon Crepe Cotton Pajamas Tusker H. Bliss, a sister ship of the I Bomb! Bomb! Bomb! came n salvo I votir Health Department Drnortmznt for fnr several uvemi entertain their children and faml- ’ “ fp* moment* Use bow of the ship your 1.49 days so that the light may be test- 1 lies Christmas day. dropped and the boat began to list, ed at varied intervals of the day and j MUjs Juanita Pennington, daugh- j All on board knew she was sinking, , Print Pajamas ■ different parts of the room. If you . ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Penning-1 Taking time to don a pair of 1.29 would like help on this project or i ton and Arthur <Budi - Allerding. ,horU on,>- Moses rushed on deck Warm Mittens. 36c Adonna’ Slips 1.29 any others, use the attached cn- i son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Alter- | and look bls place with tlw others Suspender Skirt 1.98 velope to notify lhe Health Depart- I ding of Woodland, were united In ln lhe worlt of abandoning ship. AU Knit Panties. 35c ment. The public, health nurses marriage on Saturday afternoon at I batches were opened to make pasPretty Blouses 1.19 Rayon Pan ties 49c have been assisting the teacher in 1 lhe home of the bride's parents near 1 »lble lhe ««•!» of the men below. Snow Suits-------- 6.65 Snellen vision testing for near alght- I Wamervllle. Rev. Harley Townsend I About fifty soldiers. Injured in the Pants and Vests edness and have found that many | performed the ceremony before the j lauding attempt, were in the ship's Cops _________ 25c 49c of the schools are inadequately immediate family. They will make ' hospital and these were the first to I Sweaters-----------1.98 Fabric Gloves 98c lighted. The reading ability and their home in Hastings. We wish I •* transferred to the life boats and j Ski Caps------------- 79c scholastic standings of your students them long and happy married life. I rafu- Moses straddled the rail and ; Fabric Gloves 59c have a direct bearing on the proper Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giles and Miss helped pul these men, some with Ski Pants----------- 2.90 Handbags1.59 lighting of your school." Opal Giles of Grand Rapids were Umhs amputated, into the crafts | Girls’ Dresses 69c Sunday guests of Mr. add Mrs. Wai-1that had previously been lowered t Tuckstitch . OBITUARY into lhe water. ter Hershberger. “'------ Cotton Dresses 1.19 Pajamas1.49 Laurel 8. Marshall was bom May In the rush he failed to secure a Rayon Dresses 1.19 Make-up cases teralnlng her relatives to dinner life belt for himself. One of the last Co. Mich. Departed this life Dec. 12, Christmas day. Thnr.c present will to leave the ship, he had no more Romper Suits--98c 3.95 1M2. He was lhe youngest son of than two or three feet to Jump to Reversible Coat 8.90 Samuel and Mary Sophia Marshall. and Mrj. Paul Smith and children reach the water, the other side of Boys’ Dress Shirts, new patterns! ---- ------ 98c and Mr. and Mrs. Casgo Smith and the boat being high In the air. The marriage to Martha 8. Ickea of Bal­ water near Ute ship was filled with Rayon and Cotton Sports Shirts timore Twp. Barry Co. Mich To this children of Lansing and Vane Wot- the men who had Jumped overboard, ring of Woodland. Gift Neckwear, in brand new patterns! union were bom five children. Mrs. Olcnn Wot ring spent Wednesday and as the great ship tipped at a Merlyn Fuhs! Indianapolis, Ind. Slock and Crew Socks in smart cottons! 19c and Thursday *in Grand Rapids oh sharp angle, heavy Umbc>r.<t and “ On *nd iUpldl Lynn L.. BatUe Creek. Burlin N, pieces of steel slid over the side, en­ Boys’ Pajamas in smooth percales--------- 1.19 Gloria and Norma at home. nc. Besides ' m1m B<Uy Wolring of dangering the lives of these men. the wife and children, one brother. Sport Sweaters in gay two-tones-----------2.98 r- ! will a pend Christmas day al homfc Once Moses grabbed a guy wire and Glenn of Barry Co., Mich, one sis­ swung himself clear of the deck '* anti Mr. and Mrs. Laird Wolring of Boys’ Fine Suits, two-piece models __9.90 ter. Mrs. Edna Jones, Battle Creek. Just In time to avoid being crushed Corduroy Fingertip Coots, reversible! 4.98 a stepmother. Mrs. Mabel Harahan, Grand Rapids will spend part of the by some of these great steel beams day there. Nashville, Mich. Many relatives and i dislodged from their position and Boys ’ Dress Pants---------------------------------- 2.98 । Mrs. Charles Rose left last Tues­ friends mourn his departure. « Other Pants ot-----------------------------------------1.98 day to spend the winter months with tossed Into the sea. relatives in Neig York state. Corduroy Pants-------------------------------------- 2.98 • Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner. Sava the wax paper that bread Is ' . Jeanne and Marvin win be ChristWinter Weight Jimmies at-------------------- 98c wrapped in. It la excellent for ' mas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Boys’ Hats --------------------------------------------cleaning off gas and coal ranges Kantner of Hastings. after frying or cooking a meal on Joseph Chalmer Hershberger has Buy Bonds! them. been transferred from Fort Swift. Texas, to Fort Houston, Texas, and Elephant’s Rations has been given the rating of Ser­ Tho average circus elephant's geant. daily rations Include 123 pounds of Miss Jeanne Kantner and Miss hay. one-half bushel of oats, seven Ruth Flanigan of North Manchester -25c Knitted Bootees -----------------------pounds of bran and about SO gal- College. Indiana, will spend from 1.19 Knit Set—Coot, Bonnet------------Tuesday tiU January 4th at home. (Continued from page 1. Sec. I) the poorly lighted school rooms, it U IHUe wonder that ry«. especially those of children, are permanently harmed. "We must consider several Items in school rooms lighting. (1) The light must be of good quality and (2) Ute light must be provided tn sufHelen t quantities. We must avoid glare and we must supply at least 10-15 foot candles of light where pupils are studying. Shiny surfacns should be eliminated. Waite should be painted with flat paint—although it is permlAsabte to paint woodwork with a semi-gloss paint to permit trashing. Electric light bulbs and shades must be kept clean and bulbs should never be less than 200 watt* for general school purpowa. When one 200 watt bulbs bums out, re­ place Il with another.200 watt bulb and not one of reduced wattage, because money cannot be saved that Feminine Gifts! Everything for Boys and Girls! <letJOUS GR£ETinGS To express our appreciation to our customers and to extend a most cordiol wish for the coming year.. FRANDSEN'S STORE flSAStSrStSiStaiStStStStMhiiSiStJtStStSiMr!* His Majesty-The Baby! Blankets and Shawls----------------- THE ENTIRE STAFF OF YOUR .1.98 Cotton Blankets, better grade Crib Spreads -1.00 --------------------------High Chair --4/F0 Batiste Dresses 1.49 KAYON HOSIERY Cotton Dresses 59c wishes you the merriest of Merry Christmases and Luncheon Sets 2.79 ,□ Cotton Blankets 29c Q-Tips, box —25c sheers or service ' plcot topcl Baby Powder -21c Towel sets —49c ___ ___________ Boby Shirts —25c Rayon qwilt and pillow set--------- 2.98 Robe-N-Hood--------------------------- 198 98' Shell Like These! SLIPPERS 1.22 BUY STAMPS 4.98 Others at every happiness in the New Year to come! Bedspreads Bed Spreads 2.98 Baby Boy Suits 98c Coat and Hat 2.98 HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE 1.00 Terry Towel 29c 98c & 1.79 Dresser Scarfs 59c Luncheon Cloths -1.59 Men’s Fingertip Coats, reversible! —6.90 Dress Cloves, cape leather, unlined -1.20 Fine Dress Gloves, unlined------------------- 2.05 Marathon’ Hots, genuine fur felt —3.98 Ski .Caps, corduroy in bright plaids--79< Suspenders, clip-end! Button-on!— 49c Towncraft’ Suspenders-----------------— 98c Vinylite Belts, gloss-llke, tough! —49« Leather Belts, tongue or slide buckle 49c S Gladstone Bogs, of split cowhide--. 8.90 Men’s Topflight Shirts. Sanforized! 1.19 Men's Ties, in newest 1943 patterns! 48c Armorfoot* Dress Socks------------- -.—-2$C Handkerchiefs, Box of 2------------------------- 2w White Handkerchiefs------------------------ -_IOc Flannel Gowns,---------------------------- ——141 Other Gowns at ———.—.—LN Leather Mittens —--------------- -------- —8m| �ORIALS On The Home Front 'em coming that's all. and veil Pvt. Carl A. Hobart. 36407934 Do. O. 358rd tngrs. Camp While. Oregon pvt. Charles O. Higgins. 38407857 Co. A. 353rd Bngra. Camp White, Oregon PM Bone Gurd. 36407823 Miami Beach. Florida Birthday. Jan. Sth Here's a March 19th birthday for Pvt. Norman Bulmer 7tlv Reg. Medical Tng. Bn. Camp White, Oregon Co. B. 1st Platoon Pvt. Harlow I. White, 36407871 Camp Grant. Illinois Co. F. 353rd Engrs An April 9th birthday for Camp White. Oregon Pvt Duane L. Day. 36407352 Hdqs. Co . E.U.T.C Co F. 353rd Engrs Camp Llalbounie, Ln. Camp White, Oregon Pvt. Frederick J. Boulter. 36407887 April 28th birthday for Pvt. Donald Doyle Co. F. 353rd Engra Co. c.. 363rd infantry Camp White, Oregon Camp White. Oregon Pvt. John R. Stumpf. 36407875 (Well add you lo Bob Roush's list Co. F. 353rd Engrs of Barry county boys at Camp troops. v.e.* wuvys. even «.M>vu* without t^evvus previous u.ibat- write that If they arc in thia counCamp White. Oregon White, Oregon! lle experience, can beat the Jape1 Cigarettes are not u hard to Pvt. Charles E. Tichuon. 36407916 not only in aerial and aea warfare. | »el as *‘ould * if the fellow, H. A; 8. Co . 353rd Engrs. Another Nashville lad. son ot Mr. but also in Jungle fighting whichI X °"£“ Xlr£ Camp White, Oregon and Mrs. Leslie Deeds: Pvt. Robert J. Roush. 36407879 Deeds Pvt Verl 353rd Engra. Band specialty. This is a comforting fact, It u your ahow and what you cay Camp White, Oregon । Camp Wolters. Texas even If ll doesn't solve thetrc- still goes. A money order for 81.M is on I Jumping Jecpers. Bob. how did mendous supply problems Involved. the way to you. Alpheous Dunn — you get them all—you better organMrs Gordon Fisher writes—"We re We cant hope to engage the Japs spend It any way you please. 11 is a U* a Hastings Club (In your spare with any hope of success until we cinch you cant go very wrong on time?, Anyway, you fellows could Mger for the paper to catch up with have enough men and material con­ that amount. Incidentally, hat's get together and talk. about old ins Hanover. Nov. 27lh. We cer centrated in the right places and your nickname—bet you have one times and that should help a lot, lalnly do enjoy II." Dr. Fisher's re we right? We hear you're in the band. Bob. lhe Japs have shorter supply lines we re glad because we know you Lt Gordon F. Fisher than we do Lota ol news this week; The G. like it. loo. Thanks for your letter, APO. 87th infantry Division Even aside from the fighting In­ 5. O. lovelies go to Clear Lake Camp .it was a peach and when you wrote. 312th Medical Battalion. Co. C. volved. moat fieople now realise Christmas day. to uiaKc make merry ni ntAH the men mus here big are very unaiuui anxious Camp Camp McCain McCain, M1S.1 Miss. -----dance and the two children that it-is going to atake n from Hercu2 to 5 p m-Vernon to finish up thU tremendous task | Mra lean effort to establish adequate L8"0^' <rccc"lly Promoted before us and to return home once arc at almons Hotel. Winona. Mtas - -- to Sergeant Major) wllITie home on again, and I can assure you wc are : supply lines to the South Pacific leave from Florida to say "I do" going to do our part providing i Next week George Miller, (you'll fron' | with Patty Osboni in the Episcopal those of you back home continue to 8o, as the second wartime Christ-' ' '-rch ot high noon the day after do your part." just remember we ll remember him at lhe Miller Fur'ntture store) our man about town. mas approaches, few of us retain 1 Clirlslmas. Congratulations—Word not let you down should have line on lots of news . icame by telegram from Ensign DeI ... any illusions tliat there will be a । Forrc«t (Junior) Walton to his par- I a,cnn Murphy writes, "youll nev- tor you. so until then, all good quick, easy victory. At the same ents Ute other day. requesting a.bit c,r know how happy It makes me to Christmas wishes and good luck. This is a Christmas wish of one of lime, people an| beginning to ac­ of cash to be sent to him at Che1 *wv® not forgotten by cept the idea that even after the halls. Washingtai. It waa signed. ev“T<ye. We'll not forget you or lhe 'gab' back here at home whom Happily broke" (Does tliat have a ,ny °* ,he °u,cr» nor w‘» »e stop armies of Hitler and Hirohito arc Hlr Girl. It seems praying for your quick and safe re­ decisively defeated, the question familiar ring fellows?. Dear Santa, when you stop this year. turn. Glenn's address is: of establishing a world-wide basis Junior rand his young bride) were 11 know you will. you're such a dear) S Sgt. Glenn E. Murphy transferred from 6an Diego to Se­ for peace will bring us face to face attle. They imeked their possessions Remember then my wants are few. Battery A. 41st C. A. (R.Y.) BUt I would like ONE thing from P.O. 954. c o Postmaster with tremendously difficult prob- In an old Jalopy they had and start­ San Francisco. California : ::: ed. Al Chehalis the car broke down Please stuff it in my rayon sock. After World War I. we lost the which circumstance required the S. Then lightly on the stair-door knock "I hope for everyone in Barrv OS. That is the town. Junior. peace. What of World War II? where Fred Stebbins' sister lives. U county a Happy Christmas and New So I will wake as you depart To find the true love of my heart. The same thing can happen again. you only had known. Anyway good Year." writes Dangling on the Christmas tree If the present world conflict Is luck in your new post and st hope Cpi Lester M. Clark To spend his Christmas leave with 479 Bomb Sq.. 336 Bomb Group to be anything but a prelude to you're you re always niways the me same san —not broke Avon Park Bombing Range further titanic struggles, all of « m«n, but happy! Thai's all for now. Avon Park. Florida us must think along International | Cheerio, . A hearty handshake and a pat on ' rather than isolationist lines and - the back for Bob Ron«H r«r his letZolly coffer Hcre are some new "dates" for we must force our politicians and ter. Bfb Bob writes. "Kr.rrtr.; "Knowing that your book statesmen to do the same. The I follu ck home are interested in , Two brothers (from Nashville) adSealed Contracts With aall *>-■*•*• ...» «uu,n«3 vi intnc ici, dresses arc Syrians In the Eighth century .ouawto . iows from Barry county who are I Sgt. Howard R Snow scaled Uielr contracts by swallow­ Is that important iwues will be serving in the Ulllivu --' armed IUICV.1. forces. _ _ _ — Co. — K. -----800th— Sig.- Serv. Reg. ing a bit of salt and vowing "May clouded by the demagogic appeals: enclosing a Ifil of those who ait' Barracks 3763 I. like Lot’s wife, be turned Into of those who are stressing personal. I here with me at Camp White. [ Camp Crowder. Missouri salt should I fail to keep my agree­ national or selfish ambitions. Pub- ant* here they arc: I Birthday. Sept. 7th ment." Pvt. Mason E. Litts. 36407849 lie reaction lo such appeals will | . — new batch of pictures have been added to the '-Service who already haw poaaMslon of eco- j Menn' Window"—all jaunty looking guya-—here they are: 183 Robert F. Newton definitely if we give them lime to 184 Richard Gaskill consolidate their gains. 185 August Lustig Our first head an clash with the IM Paul Bates Japanese in the Solomons and New in Harold Cole Guinea indicate that any sustained. 188 Fred Thoma, 189 Dennis Allerding counter offensive will be a alow. 190 Cleo Card cosUy affair. 191 R. M Sherman I. . Thave Initial clasbax. 102 Russell H. 81Ubee tn a large measure, determine Uic success of lhe peace. So, the full enjoyment of this second wartime Christmas will be tempertd by a sober realization ot the magnitude ot the task ahead of us and the tremendouT cost wc must pay for victory. But In vita- of ths alternative— world domination by the forces of Hitler mid Hirohito-few. if any, Americans consider the ixlcc loo •to :> COMMUNITY NOTICES Sorth lltitK T1)| Brush Ridge.community club wll be held with the Chrislmxs pro­ gram Thursday evening. Dec. 24 Bring popcorn or candy. Everybody welcome. Martin Cornels There will be Christmas exercises and a tree at the church next Sun­ day morning 10:30 o'clock. All art cordially invited Drlloii BOWLING NEWS Dave Goodyear occupied his re- ORGANIZATIONS nS*!rKSffl Tuesday night Dec. 29 Offlcth to be chosen. Important questions to Hospital Guild No. 13 will meet Monday. Dec. 31. at 8 o'closk at the home of Mr. Lewis Hine with Mrs Maynard Moynahan assisting. Bring Second place went to Keith Chase of the Office team tn the Bliss canned goods for donation U> the League with-a tine 556 scries—only hospital, a 25 cent gift and needle and thread. two pins short ot tint place. H. “Dutch” Drews came up with a fine series to help Hastings Ice and -ON FAY DAY, BUY BONDS— Fuel In the Recreation League when he scored &71 for third place. State Insulation won all threj Service in ths League to make a gain on lhe second ptace Goodyear Hard­ wares who. won the first two but lost lo Medics. Moynahan Bales won a pair from City Dada; Trio Cafe had.a one game edge on Coffee Shop and Moose took a pair from Auto Sport Shop. In the Piston King "-League, all series ended In a two one verdlct a-ith Grinders having the belter of Machine Room. Office No. 2 taking Office No. 1, and Shippers winning af fsetars basldss atmospUrlepmbaromfUri barometers have UtUe is, li mounted an top of ths of Trade building. to Chicago dry. BANNKK WANT AD Vi. FAY The Recreation League play re­ sulted tn Hastings Ice and Puel tak­ ing a pair from Perk's Tavern; Bliss, and a one game edge for Pislon Rings al Middleville's expense In the Bliss League, Electricians took a pair of games from Office; Shop Office blanked Foundry and Too! Room applied the whitewash lo Engineers. Il was a family affair in the Serv­ ice League with Rotary No. 1 taking on Rotary No. 2: Coast Guard No. 1 versus Coast Guard No. 2 and Kiwanls No. 1 against Kiwanls No. 2 in every much tho No. 1 team ran true to form—they were the better The 10 best scores of the week: D. Goodyear 215-168-205-588 H. Drews C. Morey R. Moore K Clark w. Ayres NMIooper 218-200-153-571 204-218-145-567 193-170-202-565 199-168-197-564 182-178-222-562 182-219-161-562 180-166-192-547 178-167-201-540 Greetings At the Yuletide sea­ son we are reminded of our many pleasant business re ation ships . . of ypur many courtesies . of our own good will toward you. FORREST I 45 Co. A.. 353rd Engrs Camp White. Oregon Pvt. laurence c. Bourdo. 36407918 CO. A.. 353rd- Engrs Camp Wlilte. Oregon Pvt. Albert W. Drake. 36407853 Co. A . 353rd Engrs Camp White. Oregon pvt. Gordon J. Hoffman. 36407866 Co, B. 353rd EnECt. Camp Wlilte, Oregon Pvt Steve Muak. 36407917 Co. D. 353rd Engrs Camp Wlilte, Oregon Pvt- Myron J. Bruce. 36407870 Co. B. 353rd Engrs. Camp White. Oregon FOR THE WEEK OF CHRISTMAS Mince, Pumpkin and Cranberry'Pies Bread for stuffing . (either plain or seasoned) Springcrlc, Pfcffencuse, Annis Drops. Fancy Almond Macaroons, Lcbkuchen, Ginger Men, Plum Puddings, Fruit Cake (light or dark). Please help us in figur­ ing our Christmas production by ordering early. He will be closed the Saturday following Christmas and the Saturday following New Years*Day, as a means of re-payini our employees for some of lhe overtime they have pul in at different times during lhe year. Pvt. James a. Oasis. 36407914 Co. B, 353rd Engrs. Camp White. Oregon Thanking you in advance for your cooperation. Pvt. Howard B. Watson. 36407855 Co. C. 353rd Engrs. Camp White. Oregon BANGHART BAKERY Pvt. Roland P. Geiger. 36407883 Co. C. 353rd Engrs. Camp White. Oregon 113 S. Jefferson 6L Phons 2421 World Service Sunday will be ob- ; wed in the Methodist church Sun- MARR AGE L CENSES Robert E Hardy, riceport Maicclta Muma. Richmond -.%tr 9°orf TO OUR r mw '“O. 9O9 th CUSTOMERS < And FRIENDS BOTH HERE AND ON THE BATTLEFRONT 2 C. B. HODGES n.v, i I ! i: 9 to This. ct coarse. “W® •fl To our customers, you've shopped and moiled early to 'O4. save gas ond tires, you ve tucked War Stamps in with gifts, and invited boys in the Service to Christmas dinner We, of the Waters Clothes Shop congratulate you and wish you ovary holiday happiness! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP �parents of tho latter; Mr. and Mrs. daughter and Mr. and Mra. Hugh C. W. Weapinter, Jr., Carl and Bar- Taylor and daughter ot outgo w«re bars. Mra. Maggie Kantner. Mr. and guastA of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey BurMra WUUs Kantner and Sgt. and gesa and Mr. and Mrt. Jamea BenMrs. Almira Sheffield goes to Al- Mrs. Robert Hoots and Wtndel of ham Saturday night and Sunday. bion on Thurt-day to spend Christ- Oils city. Richard Barbes Went to Grand mas with Mr. and Mra. Carl Shcf-| William Wallace of Jonesville ate field. । tended tiie Presbyterian church visit with his aunt, Mra Stanton Wilcox. Alden Burgess came home from service Sunday morning and the Mra. Forrest Johnson and daugh­ WMCH, Kalamaioo on Friday for c*rol service at the Central Auditer of Balding were here Bunday his holiday vacation. j torlum Sunday afternoon. Mrs Fred F Fead of Port Huron Stephen Hathaway came home attending the carol service and callcame Tuesday lo vblt her son-ln- f'on‘ Ypsilanti Saturday for Use ln« and “ Mra. taw and daughter. Judge and Mra. holiday vacation. I ra Paul Freeman and f-auLK duo of 1Battle Creek will be A. D. McDonald, daring the holl-1 K«oh i^nrui.r «.am» Keith Lancaster came home from Christmas guoate of Mr and days. | Arde* Ellon McGhan. who U stationed vacation. <1 Fort Butler. N. CM came home Zabelle Adrounle came home from clum were in Detroit over the weekSaturday on furlough until Dec. 31 Ann Arbor Saturday ,for lhe holl- end. to see his mother, Mra. Maude Mc­ day vacation. ■| •*---• — --L . --------Mr. and Mra. Albert Hauer of. Ghan. who underwent an appen-1 ■ Mrs. Harold Leach and two chil­ 1 Woodland. Mr. and Mra. Herman dectomy at Pennock hospital on1 dren of Marion, joined her hi_t_. msband, ' Hauer and daughter of Carlton and Wednesday. She to improving nice­ Rev. Harold Leach at the home home — ot, Mra. Tina Beckwith will be— lhe ------------------------—-----------------ly. Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Chrispell Bun- • Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Kelli) Clark is home from Ann day afternoon, and immediately af-: Mrs. Glen Clum. Arbor for the holiday vacation. j ter the evening service, the cloaing ENTERTAIN TEACHERS Mrs. Willard Smith went to Mas- ■---------------------------------- ——— kegon on Monday for lhe balance >eyan Methodht church, they left AFTER CAROL SERVICE Christmas greens, red berries and of the week as the guest of rela- f°r Alabama where Rev. Leach's a.lighted tree farmed lhe decora­ Uvea. Mr. Smith goes Thursday mother to critically ill. night to spend Christmas. i Mra. Walter Smith of Lansing tions at the home of Supt.gnd Mra. D. A. Van Buskirk on Sunday when Mbs Marjoria HUI. a student al »l*nl w('ck with Mrs. Ed Mat- they entertained Ute teachers, WM.C E , Kalamazoo, to spend inn toon. membera of the board ot education her vacation with her mother. Mrs. j Jack and Jim Jones of Detroit and other guests after the carol M. O. Hill. Guests of Mrs. HUI came Sunday to spend their holi- service. Red and silver decorations over thtf weekend were Mr. and day vacation with thetr grandpar- weio used on tho mantel and an Mr*. Harold Jacobson of Kalama- cnu. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Jones. attractive arrangement of wlilte “Sk wi u ■ x I Mra 8 c' Brock- Mn' Oeor8# chrysanthemums and Michigan hol­ The Misses Helen and Florence I Robinson and Mr. and Mrs Weldon ly centered the dining table. Wade are spending the holiday | Bronson will be lhe Chrbtmas Assisting In receiving and serv­ vacation with their parents In Trav- guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Warren WU- ing were Mra. Guy C. Keller. Mra. erse City. (Cox of Jackson, returning on Sat- A. D. Knlskern. Mra. A. K. FrandMr. and Mrs James Oower vis- : urday. sen, Mra. J. C. Ketcham and Mra. lied their daughter and son-in-law. I Mrs. Ina Weldon vbited her Mr. and Mra. Ward Erway in Lan- daughter in Muskegon from Friday Guests from out of town were sing, Sunday. ■ tm Sunday. Lieut, and Mrs. Pumala of lhe Clear Bill Towne will spend Christmas 1 M!m Stella Heath to home from Lake Camp: W. T. Wallace, Jones­ with his parents In Detroit NUM for lhe holiday vacation ville: Mrs. Ear! Lewis (Vivian Rey­ Mrs. Charlek Roocrt Ocle«and Mr. I Mr. and Mra Steven Bristol and nolds). Kalamaioo; Miss Helen Purwad Mra. Henry Cble v|4tcd Corp, baby of Grand Rapids wUl be the niss, Now Rochelle. N. Y.; Mr. and Charles Robert Cole al the post has- Chrbtmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mu. Harold Jacobson (Reva Wood) pital at Fort Custer. Saturday. Mr*. James Brtotol. Kb lamaxoo. and Private Adams of Osca? P*lmcr Mra. Chas. Cole | Mra. Ione Davidson will spend New Orleans, La.. the guest of MLu vtoltcd him Bunday. Christmas and the weekend with Mildred Gold. Several former teachi Kenneth Wilcox of Baltic Creek Mrs. Merle Boyer of Welcome Cor- era,' who reside In Hastings were was a Tuesday guest of hb jxirenta nen<. also present. Mr | Mbs Dorb Gamble to b expected expected ’' and Mra. Herbie Wilcox. M£-nn*1 Mrs. Marshall Thayer of home from Ypsilanti for Christ- OBITUARY 818 E. Marshall St. are entertain- mas Bert Frisby was a resident of Ing hia tnotiter. Mrs. !»u M. Thuy-1 Ddi Oarn o( Bi8 mpkU caU.' Barry County his entire life except ", «nd hb brother and wile. Mr. K| here the last of the week by the for several years which he spent in and Mra. Jack Thayer of Cleveland. Illnraa of his slater, Mbs Lettie tile lumber camps of Nortliem Ohio, for the holiday season. Michigan. Miss Elizabeth Pinch b Mbs is spendinc ।t Ralph DeMott, who b In mUltary Bom in Rutland township. De­ her vacation with her parent* in servlet in Alaska, vbited hb molh- cember 10. 1875. the only son of K Iodr-I la . . . a Mrs Oc°nre DeMotl and other Charles and Martha Cook Frisby. . - c,l}d^er ,uu «'turned । relatives last week, leaving Monday lo the home of Mbs Jean Barnes ■ to return to hU duties the time of his death on December after spending a month In Detroit i -— — 16 due to a lingering illness. Mrs. Arthur Chase and• --Miss Jovisiting friends.. On March 16. 1802. he was united aephlne Chase arc spending Christ­ Christmas day dinner gue.sU at mas with Mr. and Mrs Emmons In marriage lo Emma F. Burd of the Russel Kantner home will be Chase of Detroit, visiting at Farm­ Carlton township. To tills union Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kantner. Jean ington enroute to Detroit. four children were born. Walter, and Marvin of Woodland; Mr and Dale Henry of Great Lakes, HL who died in infancy: Mra. Ethel Al­ Mra. Frank Moxon of Lake Odessa. visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. lerding of Byron Center;- Ralph, overseas in the Armed Forces; and I Shirley Henry, over the weekend. Mrs. Maurice Greenfield Is home Rex of Freeport. After thirty-six years of wedded llfo^tho mother from Ann Arbor for the holidays. | Mrs. Ivan Bunts and Mixa Janet In August. 1838, he was married to Burns were in Grand Rapids on Lucy Clum of Freeport who tender­ j Thursday. Mra. C. F. Finstrom and Mrs. ly cared for him during *hls remain­ STEAM HEAT ing days. I Garret Isham were in Battle Creek HOT A COLD WATER Survivors other than the widow । on Saturday. SHOWER BATH । Mr. and Mra. A. A. Roth are guests and children are six grandchildren : of her parents. Mr. and Mra. Pord and one cousin. Will Cook, of Sar­ of Dearborn for Christmas and the anac. and other relatives and I weekend, Mrs. Roth going to Dear- friends. When but a small child, his moth­ bom on Tuesday. I Mr. and Mra. Fred Goodell and er died leaving him an orphan after son visited his father A. W. Goodell which some of the Ume he spent with friends In the northern part of of Saranac on Saturday. | Mr. and Mra. Al Burgess and the state. He later relumed lo this county where he married and made his home on the farm in Carlton Town­ ship. with the exception of a few years In business in Freeport. PERSONALS going to b*PP®- WANT AD Y8. FAY WOTWfe ROOMS HOTEL HASTINGS BE LOVELY ______ ,____ ____ ft , r ; J? y* ... be lovely for Christmas and the Holidays. Make appointments early. Phone now! sbu<r*° * CC' Finger Wave UU PERMANENTS Machlneleas fZM JEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Merry Christmas Happy New Year 30 Oddfeilow Lodge for nearly twenty years, also holding school and town­ ship offices. He will be well "remembered as a devoted husband and father, and wherever he lived his reputation was beyond reproach and he was dis­ tinguished for his honesty, integrity and fairness to all. Funeral service# were held Sun- al home nt 2 p. m. with Rev. Love conducting the service. Burial was in lhe Freeport cemetery. PfXASANT HILL * Clarence Berends has been 111 the past two days with pleurisy, Mr. and Mra. Byron Rowlader and children of Caledonia spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mra R. J. Williams. Beatrice and Bernice Palmer arc spending two weeks with their parBarlow lake. Mrs. Bert Palmer and son Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams. Mr. and Mra. Stephen Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Vere Carter, Mr. and Mra. Herb and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gibson and baby attended the Garden Club Christmas party al Misses Nellie and Almira Reed's In lhe Powers district. Thursday evening. • Mrs. Ida Schleh and son Earl have moved to Middleville for the winter. ================ iBTOta OABMX cum run SOCIAL EVENTS Natural Gas for Cara Natural gas production has Id- BAIRDS and the number of motor vehicles •quipped to use thia kind of fuel has been increasing steadily. A mV work of gas distribution stations is being organized along the line of gasoline distribution. The 1940 outpul of natural gas is estimated by Genoa experts St 50,000.000 cubic meters in coznpsriscn with 31.000,000 tbri/1*!lamllles met Thursday HIGH SCHOOL NOTES COATS GROVE The annual church meeting will I K. K»V< KMI R.1H4.V ill «—---- ' ,,, - - — I Ainura nero. wiui mis- nasn The Know Hastings club visited anTta ! McC"u M “-hostess, for their reguMrUXand ‘m£ rIv PrStaeJ^tu? •,Mr roceUn« lnd ChrtM®" P*r,>' lhe SL Rose school and church as P. T. a. with school program this their club activity for Dec 21. Mr. and Mrs. Jtoy Preston. Sauir- A deijCl0Ua ^hlcken dinner wsa Mr Damson's tenth grade English week Wednesday evening. e”nln«served lo forty-foor persona at 7:M served at 6:>0. Cards furntahed the oclock. A beautiful bououet of giant class has been writing lettera to Mra. Harve Woodman Tuesday, Dec. evening s entertainment wltii Prises I chrysanthemums centered the large men in the service as their writing assign menu Moat ot the students 15, to help them observe their Ulh i dhilng table and five unaU tables have received answers. wedding anniversary. They came Shute, Ml*. Miss Florence V. Wood and accommodated lhe other gueaU. Shute with well-filled baskets for a nice Dewey Reed. Christmas gifts wert Following the dinner, the ex­ dinner, and left some gifts. Those exchanged. The next party will be change of gUta. taken from beneath donated to the school by Mary Ket­ present were Mr. and Mra. John Henry Kidder * Sand at Mra. Anna Newton's on Jan. 2. a gaily lighted Christmas tree, was cham who, with her committee, also Blocker. Mr. and Mra. Oscar Flan(- dec U showing same ru. after a,«r which WU.«* the uw gentlemen h<,P enjoyed, Twenty boys were dinner guests played cards and the ladiees held electricity, the Chrtstmaa tree light* and four children, alio ot their Bunday school teacher, Mra. their meeting. no1 beln« Each **** th* The County C. E. meeting waa of Woodland were Bu I. J. Smith cm Monday evening at I Mra. DsEtta Purchase, vice chair-' l^uHy-Student council has charge held at the church Monday evening a Christmas party. Alter the boun­ man. presiding in the absence of the ’ °r **?“*"£* ^,and it. with good attendance. During the tiful chicken dinner, the boys sang president, called the group to orScho°l «» J,n « »»tor Me anM Siva T■ carols with Richard Branch as pian­ der. Bill* were paid and a beau- a M'en-dsy Christmas vacation. ist. Gifts were presented to each Uful lice table cloth waa given t<! enrollment fop tiie, second lad and all report a happy Ume. The Mra. Miner Palmer lo send to her I P,a“ occasion also celebrated the birth­ ... i new subjects are being offered, raday ot Joe Hubert, one of the mem- Russell Palmer In California. dlo and _ahop-m*thematica. ley. Betty Allerding. Margaret Al- Bom* Norton has been taken. Mra, auditorium was the acene lerding. Wilma Haight. Earl and Norton'* condition is *1111 vary a*Plansc-va were made hold a anJ-«” Central xcara pany wtomerooera l!*e t«‘cher1'' “ulual ChrUtmaa Duane Clum gave a play called "An r,0UJthe “ tokutoT?; lh^lreu«"craw c,ro1 * end “ whlch » “ ° n This --------------isn't news~but preUy cute, Mra. M. O. Hill, Mra. Leo Boyce । Angel in Overalls" Mra. Earl Scasc <l foUr oclock 1,10 “<lCT* ‘ (Adelyn Hurney) and M1m Marian ]hall Mrs. Clara Stanton and Mra. and true. Two small boys age 1 and Shwyer were hostesses at a Christ- Mayme ; Frost will be in charge of ' no?”' , . 11, were looking at the newspaper. mas tea at the farmer's home an :arransements and Mrs Dorothv 1 ^r‘ Ooodeil a civics class Is now IRVING a«° 7—Oh. look. Gene, here's a pie­ Bah Deduce ^irte<Mn ,ludyln« *nd Saturday afternoon, forty guests Xha ; Palmer and Mra. Will Bed- > X^Twlft ^X^of calling between four and six o'clock. In Wuhlnron. u vunin, KU -U. ='="' ‘SLSk’S f U Candies and other Chrlztmas dec­ ford compose lhe dinner committee. I X U» non. ot Mr Mrenu. Mr. .nd orations centered the dining table The next regular meeting will be nn Mrs. Joiui Bebon. where Mra. Theodore Knopf and at the home of Mrs Mayme Float.1 , „ d semester Mra. Harold Jaoobson poured In with Mra. Genevieve Frost assisting : tie son of Kalamazoo were Sunday on Jan. 25. of t(w, Fort. guests of Jack's folks here. tiie other rooms were a Christmas | on n Jan Jan. 21 ai. 1M3 1M3. |I “tinning Th(_ tree and appropriate holiday dec-1_________ , . __________ . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flanders will night was distributed on Tuesday. orations. Mrs. Eart Lewis and Mrs. MUNJOY—KIDDER be Christmas guests of their son A basketball team composed of1 Helen Purnlss of New Rochelle, N. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kidder, 60? N. Douglas Payne. Harmon Wilcox, Ro-. Flanders near Prairieville. Y.. were Ute guests from away. A.'r and Mrs John Belson enter­ Michigan Ave . became the bride of bert OmkllJ. William Kelly, Morris Richard Paul Munjoy, son of Mr Hill. Harold Fuller, and Louis Myers tained on Sunday. Sergeant Joe The sixteen members of the N. and Mra. A. D. Munjoy of route 4. coached by Mra. Burgess played the 1 C. 500 club held their Christmas Saturday evening. December IB high school second-team Friday as j mer Lince of Cheboygan. Mr. and party Saturday evening at the home The marriage was performed by Rev a preliminary ta the first team game < Mrs. Clifford Betaon and family of of Mr. and Mrs. Garner Hampton, Harley Townsend, pastor of lhe with Belding. A short practice waa i Kalamazoo, Mrs. Nora Ellen Seeber preceded by a delicious Christmas Woodland Church of the Brethren. held by this team on Thursday noon. of Battle Creek. dinner served by lhe Goodwill L. Fred Schlffman of Battle Creek Friday an assembly was^held in Kuempel, great uncle and aunt of the session room for presenting was a Sunday visitor here. Fred Smith, W. Center BL Attrac­ lhe bride, 221 8. Michigan Ave., at awards to football and cross country , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis will be tive favors were used as plaeecards 10 o'clock. Christmas colors and boji who had attained a high Christmas guests of their daughter, and liny Christmas trees and oth­ evergreen were used about the room standard. Coach Broxak acted as Mrs. Helen Frye of Battle Creek. er holiday features were used ns and streamers of the Christmas table nnd room decorations. After colors and Christmas lights for a master of ceremonies while football INSTALL NEW CHAPTER ------ ------ ------------ ---- coach Goodell and cross country dinner the membera went to the OFFICERS Hampton home for "500." Mra. Cla­ background for the single ring cere- , coach Gamer presented lhe honors, Our entire personnel Recognition of all fellows out waa Hastings Chapter No. 6g Royal rence Cappon nnd Lew Warner mony. About forty relatives and Prej*nt--- Elven in appreciation of their fine Arch Masons installed their new of­ holding high scores and Mrs. Will , The bride was given in marriage | spirit and co-ope All on throughout ficers Friday night as follows: Arch­ wishes you and all Linington and Vemor Blough liad j by the father. 1 the ------------------------------------• season. Letters were given to ie W. Relckord high priest; Warren lhe top IB football men. They are Carter King; Leon Bauer scribe; A. mas gifts closed a delightful eve^ America a hoppy holi­ and Mrs. David Irwin, stater and as follows: Keith Ayres, Ted Ban- K. Frandsen secretary; Walter D. nlng. brother-in-law .of the groom. a*h. George Brown, Joe Beck. John Lake, captain of lhe hosts; Fenley The bride wore a floor length Coleman, Bob Endsley. Phil Frand-! E Johnston principal sojourner; day and Victory In Members of Ute staff of the Barry gown of deep rose taffeta with sen. Bill Garrison. Francis Goggins, John Eddf royal arch captain; WllCounty Health Department were shirred bodice, and carried an arm Ca plain Bill Kelly. Kenny Lane, I**1" L- Hinman, Kendall Reahm 1943! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Armin Roth bouquet of white rose buds and tube Louis Myers. Duane Ottosen. Dick I and Rom Johnson a* masters of the on Thursday evening for their' roses. Rasey, Duane Stamm. Harold Town­ veils. Erwin R. Clark was made senChristmas party. Cards were play­ Mrs. Irwin was gowned in a pale send. Mason Thomas. Captaln-elew* [ line!. ed and gifts were exchanged, re­ pink net formal and her arm bou­ Dick Thomas, Harmon W'lw. freshments being served to fifteen. quet was of pink rase buds and tube The only letter In cross country Lieut, and Mra. J. K. Altland of roses. was given to Captain Dean Keeler, Clear Lake Camp were guests, also •Thanstopsl*," raid to have been A reception was held immedlale- who placed third in the regional. Dr. Sluky of Charlotte. । )y following the ceremony and light Ribbons were given lo the five boys who placed in the crows country was written by William Cullen Bry- ☆☆☆ A. J. LARSEN Kroo n is employed at the meet al Kalamazoo. They follow 5?uple w in the order in which they placed: reidde 1 603 E: SL Dean Keeler. Orville Tompkins. Jack McKeough. Stanley Bridleman, I, WEDDING DATE Harold Fuller. 18 ANNOUNCED Mr. nnd Mr.-.. Glen Densmore have Pasta Fillers I Issued Invitations to lhe marriage of Paste tillers should be thinned with Twenty-three attended the Christ­ their daughter. Miss Audra Mae turpentine or ynineral spirits to a mas party of Circle No. 4 of tlw W. Densmore, to Wellesley Alexander brushing consistency before being 8. C. 8. on Thursday at the home Ironside, son of Mr. and Mra. John applied. Use a stiff brush and apply of Mrs. Charles Hhunan. After lhe Ironside, the ceremony to be per­ first across the grain and then with planned luncheon, gifts were ex­ formed on Thursday. Dec. 31. at the the grain. After the filler has set changed and a social Ume enjoyed. First Methodist church at three tor about a half hour wipe vigor­ | uvha o'clock afternoon. n. A reccprecep- ously across the grain with excel­ _ . . .. . . ' ;* in the me aiicmoon. SUM.,- morning Ur. .nd Mr. ,l0„ m ehuxh lm rt, , sior or burlap to remove the excess Richard Cook entertained the tow low lhe the wedding, wedding. filler. teachers of tho city achoob at a । , t, Ghrblmas breakfast, places being to BE MARRIED laid for thirty-two. Out of town ON CHRISTMAS EVE guests were Mbs Helen Fumbs, I Mbs Barbara Bachelder, head of New Rochelle. N. Y.. Mra. Earl Lew­ is (Vivian Reynolds) and Mr. and the department of home economics Mra. Harold Jacobson, Kalamazoo. in the city schools, and Corporal __________ ___________ i Milton Ruehl will be married on SANDEEN-SCHATTLER | Christmas Eve at eight o'clock at Saturday afternoon. Deo. 18. at 0,6 plr*t Presbytertan church in five o'clock. Miss Unia R. Schattler Kalamazoo. Dr. Silas Heath, the and Elmer B. Sandeen of Battle P*»U>r. officiating. Creek were united in marriage at' Corporal Ruehl Is stationed at the home of lhe parents of the ,hc Army Gunnery sc!mx>1 at Las Nevada. groom. Mr. and Mra. Herman San- Vegas. ----------—'4‘ deen. of this city. The Rev. S. Con­ BREAKS BOTH BONES ger Hathaway read the single ring IN HIS LEFT LEG । Richard Jacobs of lhe firm of mediate relatives. Mitiroi Mary, quite contrary. For her wedding the bride chose ' Carveth and Stebbins, had the mban aqua color street length dress fortune to break both banes in hb : with which ahe wore a corsage of left leg, between the knee and an­ kle, on Sunday afternoon while ski­ pink carnations. Attending the bridal couple were ing at the Country Club. His akl caught In a small hole and twbted the groom's brother-in-law and sis­ ter. Mr. and Mra. Henry Kline of IUUIUV Hastings. Mra. Kline and lhe He wav removed to Pennock hos­ groom's mother. Mra. Sandeen. had pital where the fractures were re­ corsages of pink roses. ( duced.__________ ||t A wedding dinner was served nf- ' SOUTHWORTH—MORGAN ter the ceremony, the bride's cake. Word has been received by Mrs. centering the dining table. Christ- Nell Boekeloo of the marriage of mas greens made attractive decor- her daughter. Mra. WUda Morgan at Iona throughout the house. ] to Frederick Southworth of Lansing, * graduate of the which occurred al the Woodward Battle Creek High school and is now Ave. Presbyterian church in Detroit employed at the Worgess Insurance Saturday. Dec. 18. al 3 o'doltaMra. L ,?*r S^ttn graduated Moriah has been Instructor in Home from HasUngx High and Is In the Economics in lhe Rhode Island employ of the Wilcox-Rich Co. . sutc College the last year. Mr. and “ Jlh051 WKWln’ U,P- Mr Mrs. Southworth will settle in Laniff“i*10* » T, the members of her bowling team, the State Insulation team, at a Christmas party Sunday evening. Ollts were exchanged and a happy limo enjoyed. Mrs. Ruth Peterson of Grand Rapid^ was nn out-of­ town guest. i J 01 J* f» BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS To our friend* and customer!, whether at home or on fighting fronts, we wish the utmost in happiness to lost through the holidays and '43! BONNET & GOWN SHOP W’C’sweeMpex’eccw daughter visited her mother, Mra. KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! Mao McDonald al lhe Peters home Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Matt Bedford were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mm. Ferris Moon, at Middleville. Mr. and Mra. Walter Lewis and family of Cloverdale spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Harb Cook. W«M> Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Pierce and sons of Allegan spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter. U' and cltmt***5 BOMB THE JAPS WITH JUNK! WiTM May the spirit of.the first Christ­ mas enter dir our hearts now and Moy Chriitmos And the coming yoor Sound for you A note of cheer! throughout the coming year. NMuur-THE VALUE STORE™**" i ■ MONTGOMERY WMiMNKMNNNMhMiMBdk �THF HASTING1? BANNER, THTRSDAV DECEMBER '-’I. IMS r*. The Hastings Banner --------------:---------classified rates yj^^7yinnTY HrvFVTH yf.ar st UMtiac*. MKht*.* * .' . *f**a4 •!*•• nailer. . CARDS OF THANKS IVi* per word. ctoUnua of 30e. DirpUy Uno* Mt U> c»p* or hlttk r«* typo lOe p«r Un*. Flm InMtUon 1V(C per word, ouh raceeasive InMrtloa of ■*&• *d 1c All Kind* ot Intcrance Surety Bond* Pkoi* 2115 Harting* U. AUTO BKPAtniNO AND MISC__ e.'h •!.» !.«• m'Y THAT N1.V. Swanson Agency PROTECT YOUR CAR ■ nallun Ur.... Mm.ir Cn. if From $1.00 qp with EMPLOYMENT—HUI.? WANTED • State Farm* 80-20 collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT GIRL W.IVTI.P I'-u- .U.4, full l.i» ________ tf _____________ '/’q,’i **uV.r_ AUCTION SALES M’r> Liat Your Sale With V ' HENRY FLANNERY WANTED EMPLOYMENT NASHVILLE PHONE 3201 fl.AK.t I'AKPKVTKII ran •,««. Dales can be made at Banner office, FIRHT <l» tl.al j..», <■( buildinc. rr|.alrin< <r tf. rs-rz-r. i--ii DR. L. J. CASTON FAP.M EQUIPMENT. ETC. V.l........ . U,ll- OPTOMETRIST Paneoast Bldg. Hastlnn Phone 2703 tf. i.v turner.- Aurn-U. t'!'"” ...... HOUSEHOLD GOODS )t.K,nd lot t.,r .....jit.-.,, Il.o Marshall Furnaces I'tIIC StIUVIi'E—H'-xi-tereil ltrrL*h,rr -tnrk hia. AlbeH 1,><.1... lUntlrl.l phon.- • 1'.. p.hon. I: . 13 74 Piilt NEUVIf'E—Kririalerrd Hur™- Jrr Repair* furniihed and in­ stalled for all make* of furnace*. dk-vill. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS -I PQIl >ALE.- 3 ltnrrn«ey -h.itvr-. >li|r ».«>« c—mI .mi-,. Tr.n» Mr’Aril, l-*iu- C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE. 141 E. State 1 Iran »i— -nn Middle h..r-r fi-r milk e«w« Tt.uri.-« An>l-a,i<h. W»-u|. Sheet Metal Work Eavestroughing Phone 2331 If 1'Olt nA It: J >r ..1.1 tiM.-r.i---» lieiffT? i brlfrr --U >■> -.dr. I'hwir P.I f'J 1. , TervrnVc. I'.'ll Fill: SAl.I.n rhn.re nt ... 1. • 1. Cute, l-hnn.- 711 FU. 12 "r' l ilU SAI.E—III l«lt- lir.,1 Itrrl Uur.w , r.iiir. <.<>rlh MU-lt-. ill- ’ .in Ur.'n.i 'll.,. 1 Merry Chrlotma* lo All | Id. M.. m.U. ru-t 12-24 FOR HALK thrifty tu«.. U ».rk. . Phone 2519 National Rank Hide ..Id, lnMulrr „f l'rr....Mk-1-unn. i'a<H|. ground li.M.I 12 34 j JERRY ANDRUS tf. 1 LO8T— FOUND- STRAYED ■ ">■ ' " ' AUCTIONEER DEWEY REED given. Date* Phone Shipping Livestock tl ‘ PI,.>n. 717 1 J ' |3 I ;t.n.-r Pur .li ri.il.r- c-1.1 nn . rr plear rerun. 1.. .it U Inurt | | Reward. 13-31! Every Saturday JAKE DEPRIESTER Buyer for STILES and Company4Itastinjts stock­ yard*. phone 2588, or call week. 1 MISCELLANEOUS I WHEN |.K.klnC f..r barcalns »Iall The i Hasiinc- ttirssin stur-. | |t> N Cbnrrb | Under Mlllrr'. Ire I'r-sB Ntorr. If 1 ■FOR HALK—tilri'a. »bltr sbrm »kair>. I nrarl) new, s|ia 7. Phone 3*13. | ll-ott .-Al.,: «..rl-.,' v>. NOTICE TO TRAPPEBS Will bo. m j Hhmea <lar*<r. 3nd plare east of ' Food < enter afternmr.. to buy your ! bide* and furs. Allen II. lii>bot> | 12 31 — PETS FOB HALE A MISCELLANEOUS fob INSURANCE FOR RAM -Corker Sranw-l rriirnt breeding. . 17 -,-r -3,13 S Pin, ' 1'iilt -ll.i Fkill l.l.-.ol Mark . S.no.rl t-utW. Mrtl SI Hotel lluttan CASH PRODUCE. FRUITS ’ j . 1 GV666 CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS The Methodist Church Rev George Wingard, pasior Wednesday. Dec 23. 8 P K ChrlstmM program. The Young Ing the plav. "The Gifts of People's Organization are sponsorMvrrh'. A program will be given by the Primary Department. Follow­ ing tiie program Santa Claus wllj Rive out gifts and treats in the 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS USED CI.OTHISil SOLOMON AUCTIONEER Experience and Training Phone 72 IN TESTIMONY UHKHF.OF C/Hii^uIlL’C? Truss Fitting ■ LY BARKERS Hartisx* Phone 2111 , 1 u I am buy- kinds furs and hides. Muskrat market much stronger. Archie Tobias, one block north of National Bank. WE BUY DEAD ANIMALS EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT $75° $goo Lify White Flour SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. COWS-$6.00 IRONSIDE MONUMENT WORKS HuUnp EXPERIENCED FITTER • Peckham s Remedy thanks and may the now year have much good in store for all of you. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH ,. FINAL DIVIDEND CHUKS READY We wish to extend to our many patrons our grateful CITY. COUNTRY AND RESORT by in ■ hlndcrxartrn and Fir-I Grade TO HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS Season’s Greetings ;APPM:n—S"e bushel and up. 1 honey. Ort llolea Orchard. For your old Scrap Iron. ' Radioton, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & CURT Doctors arc going to wo{, Jbut HORSES-$7.50 [NOTICE C. “BILL” SHERWOOD , NOTICE YOUR DEAD OR DISABLED FARM ANIMALS ARE VALUABLE lu-.rl. new. I | :: tf. .MOTHERS! TELEPHONE HASTINGS 2697 List your Auction Sales with cheerfully BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT I CALL VALLEY I.OMT—llracle b'Min.l. Mark, white A Kattaatea whole hn-.'M. ML-* Doris Whitney, tcaidier child** rough — eold We are hoping tliat all the chllcroupy couth. Pleasant. The receiver of the .Nashville State dren Who have whooping cough Bank liud ull the final dividend Mr anil Mrs. John Hynes • June arid colds will be hack after vacaBECKHAM'S ------ ----check.* of 8 jxt cent to the deposi­ Crockfordi of Holt are receiving' tion. Sold by ail druggist.*. 50c tors reatly on Friday morning last congratulations on the brllh of n We are making Christmas gift, All creditor.* of the bank arc urged Out 13-17 ton. James Douglas, weighing 7’ ] for our mothers and father*, to call for their checks promptly liounds nt*H|»fn»w Hospital. IjinNn checks.will Im- delivered or pcld _ Third Grade sing, Saturday. December 19. Hie after Monday January 18. nils linugrandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Hilda Baas, teacher F- -Hynes nnd Mr and Mrs * Welby e cn toyed practicing with the tntlon L* necessary to enable the Crockford, of Woodland nrc nl-o Second Grade" room for our part receiver to complete his final receiv­ being congratulated. thL* being the on the Christmas program—a mud­ ership report. firs t grandchild on cither .dele. I cnl play, .'-tto- Christmas Tov Shnp." Mr. and Mrs. Mcarl Ralrigh and 1 We arc planning our Christmas children were in Lansing Friday party for Wednesday afternoon We Frescoes Displayed evening to attend the nurses sen- have cfijnyCd drcnrallng our tree Are Centuries Old ice at Sparrow hospital whero and fireplacp. . • for. some of that good After ■k-acntJbn Robert Asplnall - Frescoes painted during the last their daughter.'Mb>s Iiene Rairtgii **•«- * —<—•'— "■ HORSES COWS received her cap after passing the will attend rchool In Carlton Ccn- seven centuries by scholars of the probation period and Is now a ter. We are sorry to have him move Brcsclan school are being brought Xo light in the Church ofSt Francis student nurse at tliat hospital. ■ '.j from our district 30 Ib*. flour tor bushel of Our Room sold $13 07 worth of -of Brescia 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ixiuis Vincent of good wheal. — church, which was ^oxsiructPlainwell were dinner gue.-.ts nf Christmas Seals. Those who sold The a, yrar » ur,urr Mrs. Glenn Englund and ML-.s the ma-.t were Marjory Meyers. lu cd 230 years before uir the umoverj discovery of R“brn A.nolm. h.. U-™ H.rtord . We have a complete stock Marjory England last Tuesday nnd Donna Root. of salt—fine, medium, mid evening and nttrnded the Wood­ ' TOh»„. T »' Tlw Fairy Heading gronn have coarse—block and rock. land-Middleville bvki-tball game , education. r -hrd their Ebon Grey 3rd Grade finL here. When built in 1242 lhe walls of Pep your chicken* up with HAdcrs. • i Mrs. Carl Heise will entertain the ■ We are very sorry tliat Janice, the church were, nude of paintings. our S.B.V. mash. II giycn West Woodland Birthday Club at Sandbrook. Jack Smith and Tom। Attentive research work now has results. Mier home. Thursday’ afternoon., Sutherland are having the whoop-, revealed tliat during each consccuJanuary. 7. fHi 1 Im: tough O>B1 and mLvscd our pro­. live century Brcsclan painters exe­ Quality fuels always. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford । gram and party. ’ " cuted a'series of fine frescoes on ------ -----nnd daughter Janice were dlimer i the walls of the edifice. guests at the home of her 'Isler Repairing Toy* for lhe Red Crow1 Among the frescoes the most im­ and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Victor j The bov.* of the Advanced Sitop> . pnriont from an artistic point ot Brumm of Nashville. । class uf the High school ar.- doingI view is a portrait of St Elisabeth. Mr and Mrs. Knrl C. Faul-called । very fine work In repairing broken'. believed to have been painted by on Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Clement of ■ toys for the Red Cro«. Any one' Valley Chemical Co. BASTINGS. MICH. listings Sunday evening. having toys tn give to thL* cause■ nn unknown artist of th* Four­ Mr* Laura Gardiner received ■ are asked to notify Mr. Mlel or, tcenth century. The frail, riant-eyed word that her daughter. Leona JJ.. any member of the das.* and the, kneeling' saint is painted in vivid colors and delicate lines. SL Eliza­ Smith, has been accepted m lite articles will be collected. beth. daughter of Andrew II. king in training at Daytona Beach. Fiori-- . . . of Hungary, died in 1231 and was da. She i* a trained nurse and is the Anatomilt Has New canonized in 1235. fint W.A AC from Barre County, Another fit-sco which adds proof Idea* on Hanging we believe. She writes Hutt the hlto the belief, tliat the Franciscan People be hanged bisctu *u««l poinsctla.* arc In bloom , - should --------------------....with ---------the -Ln Florida nnd nrc very beautiful. ■ knot of the hangman's noose |ii*t fathers had founded- a university Ln Sup' and Mrs H. A. KlUofi and - under their chin* instead of at the Brescia ha* been discovered between Mary Jo, Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon Wll- back of the neck or just under the the second and third altar on the in- . Ham* nnd Kay. Mr and Mrs car. Prof. Frederick Wood Jones. right wall of the ancient‘church. It r"' Howard Hewitt. Mrs. Glenn Eng- fammi* Australian anatumi*!. ba* show* three rubiepnd Franciscan We Hove a Collector Stationed at 912 Weit Green St. monks teaching a group of students. Iwti.rr'* Lind. Mw Marjory England and reported .» .nd Mn. .nd T,c ... ... ... M, Mr and Mrs. K.,1 Karl H C F...I Foul and in Hostings To Give Immediate Service .«*ir <>r rhlldrcn were among those from Original Rosetta Stone the knot make* even a short drop We Pay the Phone Charges—Phone Hastings 2565 defrnj' Wooriland who heard the Teachers' j instantly fatal by breaking lhe bony The original Rosetta stone is in KALAMAZOO RENDERING WORKS - n*mr.. Carol Service In Hastings Sunday | the British museum, but a replica cd I Joint called the “atlas." where Ute i tb.rr j afternoon. the original is in the Smithsonian j skull rest* on top of the backbone. Jack Crockford of East Lan’lng ■ _----- - -------------------------------------- - ,t institution. L* spending the Christmas holidays Tt,e victim lores consclou.*ne*s al with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. ‘"'co and die* ns soon as the circu- i Welby Crockford lotion of the blood can stop. The Blue Star Mothers of WoodAny other place for lhe hangman * bfS'C'C’C'C’S'C’S’ClC’.S’C’C’CMK’C’S'C’C’C’C’C’.C'S’C’C’CC'CiC’C'C'C'C' land nrc packing a box of gift* to. knot may be Just.as fatal in the be. a New Year * present for the |ung run. but often fails to break the .•mmdrt Mllin ot ihh w.r M ,„d the p ■h. Percy ™ Jones j«>.. General Hospital' o„,h „ltn in Battle Creek. Thev alvr remem­ bered all the Woodland bovs with lows more slowly, a* a rc*ult of i injury to Lhe ba*e of lhe brain or card* and gift* for Christmas be­ - from strangulation. Consciousness side* making over sixty kits Born to Mr. and Clifford Rogers of East Woodland a son,-Dcccmber death of the brain may not be com­ 14. Congratulations. plete fur 10 or 15 minute*. Boni to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Placing Uie knot just under the O.nl,U .K.lhb-n ot s.n>- ear ... ........... ... „„„ sometimes wfecki the atlas '“m/.S ■’ "» Mr nna Mrs. Joe Noatcxe recent-, i,,.n, . ... . -lv purchased ... - — the former Dr. --------Finnic knot under the chin; but is not so house and tot on West Broadway | is th. worst place During tlxe nast summer Ute prop-: bntk , „ of. the. heck ------ -------- .......... — erty was sold to Harold Swanson « al>- having no advantage except of Hastings who In turn made ltlc ddublful psychological one that JOHN IRONSIDE. Prop. the sale to the Nowlcke’.*. Mr. and the victim may be oe less able to isee HASTINGS MICH. Mrs Gordon Williams who are now or fee) the noose wing being adjusted, adjusted. living there wll continue to occupi the housp until next June. LIVESTOCK Coal, Gas and Oil Fired DUNHAM DISTRIfTT ChrtaUnaa Monday afternoon .... ............. party — , at their leader's home. ; «»*»< mrtlln. ol U» Conununity Farm Bureau IW •• ' . the BriRH-. church’ba.sement Satur­ day evening. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Art HUI of NaaltttiUe ' were Sunday guests o! Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred HUI. Mr. and Mrx. Ward Cbewyptan and daughter with relatives from Woodland and Vermontville Juul Christmas dinner with Mr and Mr*, t-iwrence Piru frock in Woodland. Christmft* dinner guest;, on Sun­ day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hoffman-weiv Mr. and Mrs. ments. A final rinse with the gar- Tom Hoffman and WiiiiMa-Mr. and deii hose 1* helpful but not necei- Mm. Arthur Fainium .uui baby Dale, and Mr and Mrs. Merton It takes time to scrub the house Hoffman. clean, but it isn't hard work, and the results are definitely wujth lhe Pennsylvania Pike'Speed Limit effort. High gchuol-agc youngsters Due to lite abnormal number of can easily handle the Job. Fencip, accidents on the new Pennsylvania doors, and windowsills can be Turnpike the "no speed limit" has scrubbed with good cftecC by any been removed and set at CO miles WOODLAND Mr. and Mrs. Waller HenJibcrgcr of South Woodland acted as Master and Mistrem of Ceremonies. Bride’.* cake and Ice cream were served following lhe ceremony. Mr and Mrs. Allerding are both graduate.* of Woodland High school and art- now employed in Hastings, hr with the Royul Coach and Mrs. Allerding tn the office of EAV. Bliss Co. They arc at home to their friends at 309 E High St.. Hasting.-. ts "'rf.'! I“X’^'Xh.n. aub «« Townsend of Woodland before an improvised alter pt evergreens, white chrysanthemums and cnndelcbrj with white cathedral candles. The bride war. given in marriage by her father. She wore a cream wool street length dress with black accessories and a corsage of white roses. She was attended by Iter sis­ ter. MLu Genevieve Pennington who wore cream wool with a corsage of pink roses. Carl Allerding. brotlier of the groom, wax best man. The bride's mother wore tan and : brown with matching accessories ' Mrs. Allerding, the bridegroom's 199 W. Stale r* Cleanse Frame Home . MIm <(f M. R o. With Soap and Water , came home I'mt Tuctday tor t>‘e t101" pk.n< U Vo, «... » D. SunObln. Big," but householders these days have taken on. an .n even, .«m. bigger P.«rl. torn, washing job. r.„r :. -lib L,.... ■ house* have taken to keeping them sightly between paint Job* by scrubblng them with soap and waler. Nc particular skill nor technique Is required. Some people start at the roof and work down; others fol­ low the indoor method of beginning at the bottom and working uq, A ladder, a stiff scrub brush for apply­ ing lhe soapsuds, a large sponge for rinsing off the lather and two pails, one for srapy water and one ALLERDING—PENNINGTON i Miss Juanita Pennington, daugii, ter of "Mr. and Mrs Harry O. Pcnn■ ington of Nashvile. became the bride । of Arthur Allerding, Jr., son of Mr | and Mrs. Arthur A-'Allerding, Sr of ' Woodland at.a pretty home wedding at tiie bride's parents irr Castleton township on Saturday. December 19 । at i P. M. The single ring wedding tu< *44IUoa*l will bo ckaried ter LUn4 *4*. AU r*t«« *re for rut. Ad* nos p*td tor by Wedattday followlnf will be chargM tn addi­ tional 10c for carryin*. Fcrolgn Claaained Bat* 2c par word. Mlntaxa ebu(* 40c. Sheldon Agency “STRICTLY PRIVATE” CLASSIFIED WANT ADS laked erery Thu red 1 Hastinia. Michigan. Kill MLE-T 11:00 A. M.-—Sunday School. 8:00 P M—Young People's McAlng. । Thursday 8 P. M. Midweek Prayer Service. South Woodland Church of the Brethren First Appearance of Tuxedo Arthur L. Dodge. Pastor The first appearance of the tuxedo। 10.00 A. M —Worship and ser­ was in the cheap dance halls of the mon. Bowery in New York city in the 11:00 A M—Sunday school. early nineties. "Neglect Not The Assembling of । Yourselves Tcgether." Lot* ot Sausage Woodland Township School The United State* consume* WCUJWSU, Wednesday afternoon the High; $864,000 worth of sausage every day school rhool will will enjoy a sone fest from.J | vent evaporation. Layers of steaks or sausages may also be placed In a box with a sheet of waxed paper gins to thaw When meat Is frozen ' under average condition* all the cell walls rupture; consequently h is necessary to prevent evaporation or loss of lhe extractives from the meat. Quick freezing. however, doe* not break* these cell*. After, thawing it is well to scar the meal ‘ a* soon a* possible before cooking. Many lime* this precaution is not somewhat dry and tasteless Due to In lhe precess of cooking, a splen­ did gravy is produced Albatrosses Fly Around World " Ornithologists and seamen believe that most albatrosses fly around the world, several times during- the ' tourse of their lives. says Collier's, i MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR ™u«oa,SPEC1ALS SATURDAY ENGLISH WALNUTS ALMONDS FLORIDA ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT LEMONS lb. lb. doz. 6 for 3 for 3Qc 35c 35c 25c 10c <. THOMAS STORE HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER ly (or lhe hoi-. lub Iwld their lay afternoon " nded the Dr­ Maple Grove finriit Satur- J ot Nashville Mr. and Mrs. 1 CheeMinan ria tives from ntmlville had j Woodland, icsv. un SunIfr.' and Mrs. ti aixl baby Un. Merton I peed Limit Il number of Pennsylvania •d limit" baa ERS PERS rket much abias, one anal Bank. Out 12-17 IGE EAT Flour ishcl im. and OS. citizen; jf he served with the Armed Forces of the United States, would be eligible for membership in The American Legion if he received an Honorable Discharge showing service on or after December 7. 1941. and returns to civilian life. The question of citizenship In such Instance is not I material. :o. :n St. 565 Questions and Answers For Veterans of This War A member of the armed forces can qualify tor membership tn The American Legion only when he geU an lionorable discharge that ter­ minates his World War n service. Tills was the ruling of National Judge* Advocate Ralph B. Gregg, of • Uw American Legion. He held that a member of the armed forces who geu an honorable discharge from tlw service in wlilch tw enlisted or was Inducted, in order to be com­ missioned as an offlcsr, and whose continuity of war service is thereby not broken, is not eligible tor Legion membership. ■ Only an honorable discharge or an honorable separation which termi­ nates service tn the armed forces, qualifies a new veteran for enroll­ ment In a Legion post. War service must be In lhe |>eriod beginning De­ cember 7. 1941. and the date of the cessation of hostilities in World War II as fixed by the U. 8. Gov­ ernment. Persons receiving blue or yellow discharges from their services in the armed forces, are not eligible for Legion membership. I The following questions and an­ swers are submitted lo Illustrate the conclusions ranched in the reso­ lution of the National Executive Committee interpreting eligibilty: , Q. If a member of lhe Armed Forces receives an Honorable Dis­ charge showing service on or after December 7. 1941. and prior to the cessation of hostilities, nnd returns to civilian life, would he be eligible for membership In Tlw American Legion? . Q If a person who is not a citlten of the United Blates served with the Armed Forces of the United States on or after December 7. 1941, nnd received an Honorable Discharge from such service and returns to civilian life, would he be eligible for membership In The American Le­ gion? ip with I 5.00 REQUIREMENTS TO QUALIFY FOR LEGION Q. If a member of the Armed Forces of the United States receives nn Honorable Discharge showing service on or after December 7. 1941, and returns lo civilian life and later, prior to like cessation of hos­ tilities. re-enters the service would he be eligible for membership in The American Legion as a result of the first discharge? ? good ED ILE IICHTY-5IYINTH YIAR ernmcnU associated with lhe Unit- 9 in the Armed Forces of any of such governments after their entry into hostilities and receives an Honorable Discharge or honorable separation from such service, which returns such person to civilian life, would he be eligible for membership In The American Legion upon receipt of such Honorable Discharge or honor­ able separation? A. Yes. In this instance citizen­ ship is material and such party must have been a United States cltlien at the time of entry Into such sc ev­ Q. If a member of the Armed Forces enters an officers training school and quailflea for a commu­ nion and Is given an Honorable Dis­ charge from such enlisted service to accept such commission, would •he be eligible for membership In Tiie American Legion as a result of such Honorable Discharge? A. No. because the continuity ot his service is not broken and such person would not be eligible for membership in The American Le' glon until he has received an Hon­ orable Discharge, which terminates id.i service In such Armed Forces HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1942 A SpMch Correction Clinic Here in Jan. BARRY BYPATHS During the week beginning Mon­ tral school In this city, probably on Tuesday and Wednesday, January 12 and 13. It will be conducted by Dr. C. Van Riper, professor of speech correction at the Western Michigan College of Education, author of numerous articles in speech path­ ology and a Fellow of tho American Speech Correction Asso- By JANE CAMERON War economy—Socks and hose wear longer if you alternate them each day. You mark one of them Toachart Did Goad* Work In Gasoline Rationing In the December “Barry News." which County School Commissioner Mrs. Maude Smith sends to the schools and teachers of the county, she praises the teachers iar their fine record In handling ths recent registration of automobile owners, who applied for gasoline rationing cards. During Ute registration the teachers imutu Issued neaa &4U isuuu ration oosks bocks . at... ainc , Um, nn 10 .lw> UU wmuon cl0Md lh, 0(n„ „ lm. mmioorr 0.4 luuMl KM mm. lukin, q,, mul s.m. She umrlim. u other and the other one Just na­ turally falls In line. You could change your shoes Over too. Wear lhe right one on lhe right foot on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri­ days and wear It on tlw left foot on TU-4.J1, .04 a.1- ' Ing on the evening of the first day Mm, .04 bedroom .upper, •f the clinic. All parents and teach­ Urnan“ b"' “ ers who are Interested In the sub­ wunrU nn helpful. ■ ject are urged to attend lids meet­ ing. and will find it well worth vjjilU. Parents and teachers who ore In­ terested In special problems* of speech correction are requested to get in touch with Miss Helen Wade will probably nt Kate Smith. If I Honing gasoline might be a conat the central school. can get that much out of a hunk tlnuous performance by the board, since so many apply for more than the regular quota. contract with lotnebody. ' or continues to serve honorably aft­ We broke the news to lhe kids er the cessation of hostilities as fixed by the United States Govern­ that we were only going to get pres­ ents this year for the children and ment. instantly there was such a din of Marine Corps Officers' School or Officers' Training School in any I never beard before. Bud voiced Twelve hundred school children oilier branch of the service falls to their combined sentiment* with. participated In the Christmas carol receive a commission and is given •'This is a hell of a Christmas." service at the High school Friday an Honorable Discharge with a Then he stalked tiie floor and afternoon. rcvommendatlon for re-enlistment, would he be eligible for member­ brooded and muttered and came I L. R. Glasgow lias been appointed forth with some choice tidbits which .I supervisor .UOCI,,,OI to succeed Geo. W. Abbey. ship? A. In such cases where candidates 1 don't know liow to spell and ell- . bl,nk* The picture 'Discontented Wives" at an officers' training school, ] jjlown at strand tonight regardless of the branch of service, ety-biank I m a kid.. are discharged therefrom to civilian w. nt ‘ *nd tomorrow night wa* really pro­ life, a copy .of such discharge should """ c“thanks for the soldier and sailor be forwarded to the National Judge Advocate for an opinion as to the boxes. A Cadet wrote that they | eligibility of the holder thereof for very nearly had a calamity with his • THIRTY YEARS AOO box. It seems that when a box I J Dec. 26. 1912 membership In The American Legion so that no errors may be committed from home arrives his buddies are 1 a movement to establish a peatQ. If a person receives a "blue" afraid the food will spoil And so making plant here Is under' way. discharge from service in the Armed they pitch in and help him cat it There are thousands of acres of peat Forces showing service on or after that instant and he said it was Just bogs m the marshes of Barry countv. December 7. 1B41, and returns to luck that somebody discovered the | Ink a Osgood 77 shot a 224 1’b razor blades and pen knife before' (when dressed) buck in Ontonagon civilian life, would he be eligible for membership in The American Lo­ they were eaten and never to pack Co , during lhe hunting season. razor blades and knives In a box, About fifty students of Mra. gion? of eatables for the armed forces Archie McCoy's school of Musical A. No, as a "blue** discharge is Th?? °n? L*** ™ “4 Dramatic Art were given a not an Honorable Discharge. We iiave received information from the wealthy. Id send all the boys I musical party Saturday afternoon Adjutant General's office to the ef­ know a truckload of goodies so help Bt the Presbyterian chapel by Miss i Godfrey Godfrey and and Mrs. Mrs. McCoy. McCoy. fect that three types of dlsciiarges me Herman. 1 A dainty little affair was the are being Issued lo those who have served In the Army. a select branch Of the service where Christmas party, given by Reaths Eckert. Irene Gamble and Maud First; WHITE— only a out of 32 make the grade. Honorable—WD AGO No. 55. I deducted that I must be some­ Quigley for ten of .their small friends Expiration of enlistment period what of a genius in raising children at the home of Miss tyatha Mon­ Burgeon's Certificate of Dis­ and almost broke r.-.y arm patting day from 4 to 8. ability. . myself on the back this week. Such FORTY YEARS AGO Underage. modestry is touching. Isn't it? Or Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday Purchase. Dependency. ■ Convenience of the Government. Writ of Habeas Carpus. Second; BLUM— Misconduct. Disability as result of miscon­ duct. Fraudulent enlistment. , Desertion coupled with fraudu­ lent enlistment. Inaptnesa. undesirable hsblte or traits of character, Section vm AR 815-3M, M Third: YELLOWF Dishonorable. Complete expulsion from the Army pursuant to sentence of a court martial or a military commission, and for no other reason. • .­ It will be noted that the “blue" discharge being issued Is not honor­ able tn character. In the last war blue discharges were issued In-shme c«un«4e of disability upon termination of sendee which were not equivalent to an Honorable Discharge but the holder of such discharge could have an Honorable Discharge substituted therefor and thus become eligible to membership 'in The American Le­ gion. This would not apply to "blue" discharges being Issued terminating service in the present war. We have not as yet received in­ formation from the Navy Depart­ ment relatives to tlw various types of discharge which are being Issued upon termination of service, but as soon u this is available it will be distributed to the various depart­ ments. COURTHOUSE SECTION TW< ; STRIKER i tended tlw iuneral of Isturel H the Christmas program, which siiall in Nashville Tuwttay. iH7nd7^■l<00v:9, 50YearsOld was originally scheduled for WedMr. and Mrs. Dale Bump will 1 inesday. was held Tuesday evening tertaln Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bk» os some of the children wished to of Grand Rapids on Chrf.tmos D Jesse.Chase brought to this attend the program at the Quimby MUs Marjorie Reynolds will h flee Saturday a handbin that - church on Wednesday evening' • “•?* vacation durtnc Delbert Groat and wife to Daniel ___ ____________________ _____ Patricia Bhurlow 1* aaslsUng Christmas holidays from her stuf W. Harveth ’fe. 40 * Ac. and vlved old memories for the writerMiss Mrs. Chase found the neatly folded Mra Jesse —Callhan ~-.n_------With ... ._ her housed!'at community hospital, Ba which »»* wtn spe^ Sue Fuller Willyard and bin in a piece of furniture that de- r **" scended to her from her parents, a nice Christmas gift on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Coats, from'• which came in the form of u let- 1 SCHOOLS MADE Nora Duwson to H, Lynn Newton nd Wife, lot 7, Bl. 2AButler's Add.. whom came the name "Coats Grove"' • ter from her brother. Sgt. C. E ! GOOD RECORD Hastings City. where iuur four luwiisiupa townships —oumcr comer —- ruu»iu. Poland. This > iiu wu« was inc the first worn word : Thitty-two mniy-iwo oi of uw the .->O 58 Hirai rural schools city. _ and __ j from him for nearly two montlu by which paruclimted In the recent ■ Myrtle Cook to Benjamin A. Woodland. CasUeton, Carlton Baird and wife, par. Sec. 22; Thom- Hastings. The handbill was the any member of hl* family The scrap drive have reported that they apple Twp. -unusual lype pul out In those days— letter, however, was written Nov. collected 173387 Um valued at |MLLilllan Burke to Lucian S. Will norarticles or price* listed but claim- 18. wa* not of very recent date. 192. The Coal* Grove school cohortand Wife lot 2 Bl 26 Eastern addl- Ing that rrmnsv .y.imk netted athem a. money umtiM would lw» be anvarl saved if MI Hisk nrM*nt present InMilrtf. location la is nnt not krtAnwr. known. 1• aJI ed nwc 17225 pounds, hwhich lion. Hastings city. ' dry goods were bought at the store Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Striker at-. MO 84. Hooper G. Freshney and wife to of Mr. Stem. Lewis Stern had a dry good.-, es­ Julius P. Schlpper and wife. par. tablishment where the Thomas store Sec. 27. Middleville village­ Grace E. Marshall to Harry Mar— — —-----shall and wife. kA 13. Oakwood re- Jew *»» Hastings for many years, sort. Pine lake. Sec. 30 also 120 Ac :,nd a likable person-fine Sec. 25. Johnstown and Barry INrps. looking, alert and Intelligent. He George E. Connolly and wife to C.! dld Ur»e buslnes* and prospered Mowry Aldrich and wife, et al, 80 here for several years, then sold hl* _ ________________ Chlravn llo Ac o Sec 33 Barry Twp ' ’’'i Atock stock and moved moved (<> to Chicago. He Vera I. Johnson et al to Albert F. Hasting* more. than 50 years Wleringa 1-8 Int. 160 Ac. Bee. 29. al- “«o so 2 Ac. Sec. 29. Thomapple Twp. ■ *** Addle Jolinson McWhlnney et al I Joseph J. Griffith and wife to to Albert P. Wleringa. 1-8 Int. In 160 Sedeibauer and wife. 20 Ac. Ac. Sec. 29. and 2 Ac. Sec. 29. Thorn-1and P" Johnstown Twp. apple Twp 1 Nora p Edwards nnd wife to Aahley C. Johnson and wife to Al-1 Rl'>n'ond W. McKeachie and wife, r#j bert P. Wleringa, 1-8 Int. In 160 Ac.. P"; 29. Johnstown Twp. „ __ . IT; . m IC»nnVitH *T K/lv nl tn nnlMV* apple Twp. ■D DeCamp and wife, lot 40. O. A Loren R. Johnson and wife to Ai- j Nashville village. ben Wleringa, 1-g Int. in IM Ac.', Lyle Miller and wife to Glenn Mil­ .. . - . ... _ . Irr nnrl wlfv *9 I . Ar Rm Q a «*.. oev- sv. iirvrn- ; — apple Twp. |syrU T*'p Anna E. French lo Albert P. Wler- ' ,O ,A,*° Rote enga. 1-8 Int.- in 160 Ac. Sec 29. and ' “*• lo^ 81- A,5*u * R**0^. Mill , 2 Ac. Sec. 29. Thomapple Twp. ilalte- Johnstown Tap. , FertlUund B. Johm and wife to 1 George Kahier and wife to Charles ’ 1L in 160 I Ed’^d Totten, et al. par. Sec. 21, Sec. 29. j Hope Tw”_______ Ac, Sec. 29. and w*K»*NTTo«ns Wallace J. Harris to. Dale Conklin * A MERRY CHRISTMAS A. Thornapple Twp , Quit Claim Deeds Ooldla I. McMillan, et al. to Ai- . Elizabeth Hart to Agne* Thomp- ■ bert F. Wlerenga, 1-8 Int. in 160 Ac;1 Sec. 29. and 2 Ac, Sec. 29, Thom- | vllUge ’ ssz -nSon1^:. B I 'S"'“ - ■-» Hastings Jilty. Margaret I. Townsend to Buryi E. il arry T. Young and wife to Philo Townsend, lot 9. Blk. 2. Woodland H. Sheldon and wife, lot 8 Bl. 9. village. Lincoln Park Add, Hastings city. Harold J. Swanson to James IL Swanson and wife, par. Woodland Midshipmen in the Merchant Ma­ village. C. H. Osborn and wife to Claude rine reserve receive the same pay and allowances as midshipmen In E Wiseman par. Hastings city. Matthias U trier, alias John BrantClaude E. Wiseman to Estelle V. the regular U. S. navy, while on ac­ Unger, confessed murderer of Mrs Bates Wiseman, par. Hastings city. tive duty. • ■ Robert Garrison, wu sentenced to, life imprisonment at Jackson. Miss Julia Bajbleri. oldest daugh- | ter of Mr. and Mra. Marco Barbieri, died Thursday morning at the home of Mr. -and Mrs. John Talbot of St. Joseph of bums received Dec. b when . . . and warm greetings for the holiday season and the New Year Tear to come. ■ LYBARKER'S DRUG STORE | Modern enigma—I've known sev­ eral boys who objected to war and wanted no part of it, and intensely. Yot when the Ume came for their physical in Kalamasoo. they were of the state of mind where they wantSmoro than they ever wanted anyng before tn Uielr lives to pass Ute examination and as one boy line stove. put It Just last week, "If I don't Last-Friday evening M. L. Cook aiatD.**. X trted to analyze it With treated his Sunday School class to hlih'but all he knew was, he Just a very enjoyable experience social at the M. E. church parlors. hyd to pass and get in the army or he would be sank. This attitude and FIFTY YEARS AGO reaction U discussed In the bent seller BEE HERE. PRIVATE HARCharlie Crothar. who has been GROVB. traveling In the Interest of the Our Cadet writes that he’Hies a Michigan Whip Co, through Min­ hours and uses up 60 gallons ot gas nesota. is home for Christmas. He and he feels so sorry for us poor had a narrow escape from death civilians who have to get along on recently when the train on which! he Was riding fell through a bridge I '4; gallons a week. Fooey on his sympathy, if he will bop a few 60 feet Into the water. Twelve of his fellow passengers were killed and he I was badly injured. Miss Kiltie Holbrook, who is leaching school In St Paul, Minn, Ns4 BUgiMo Clergymen and sheriffs in Eng­ will spend her vacation with her mother here. land are not eligible tor election to parliament. -ON PAY day. BUY BONDH- ■ # WE ARE THANKFUL ” —" ....... M. be clipped cn a shirt cuff, necktie or pocket rim. for the butinett wo hove received 9 during 1942 and tho new friends we have made. From the bottom To you who hava made this on American Christ­ mas by carrying parcels, buying sanely, mailing early. of our hearts we sincerely wish each and avary one a To you who remembered to meke Christmas happy for at many men and women in the Senrice at possible. MERRY CHRISTMAS tY De 5c 5c 5c )C and a 8 HAPPY HEW YEM EARL R. BOYES 4^s REAL ESTATE BROKER I Ij To you who are regularly investing in War Bonds and giving them as gifts, for Victory's sake. To you who are doily bending every effort and every moment toward winning peace with an Allied Victory! • HASTINGS CITY BANK ^Fifty-Six Yean of Continuous Service” STEBBINS BUILDING PHONE 1669 PHONES: 2105 • 2103 HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BiNNIl, THURSDAY, DKCKMBEB, M, LM» J5E. Estcrman, patient at Blodgett bos-'of which there were several, de- MIDDLEVILLE will, a a wnotc With whole roonin month ox of gooa good suxx etiff winter weather before tho season was offlctanv ushered in Dee 31 Mki are wnnderiiux if this wUl be' cm ofliwsta inootiu“kind like Reginald Smith ipent the week­ end with hb parents and brother. Mr. and Mra. A. J. Smith and Rich- Nancy Ire. little daughter of Mr. Iver. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Maiof. school the past week with severe The condition of Mrs. Edward Mrs. Lenna Kirkpatrick will go to Grand Rapids, Wednesday and good Saturday, ai ■ WTUC wru HllCllUCU. UI1U TCAJ *UU- spend lhe Chrblmiu holiday with I easeful, with good programs. Mr. — — - and Mra. Glenn Solomon ....... and ■ ; Lieut, and Mrs. ....x Robert - Smith . ,, «« of . Pvt. Robert Goodall Watkins, Curtis were in Grand Rapids Fort Oklahoma, are spending I whose marriage to Betty Swift, was Bunday and called at tho home of fifteen days furlough with her pep- I a recent event, has been transferhI# brothers, WUl and Roy. The pie in n*XmJt u from •, Detroit, fri*nH* friends at at p««r East tanLan- 1— red Ft.n,.«l*r Custertn toaar»mn campIn In ths ths former ta among sing and win spend Christmas tn [ tut. Hb wife will retain her poformer is among th. the sick. sick. Mra. Mattia Lynd, Mra. Nellie MiddlcvUls with hl* parents. Mr. aition in Hastings tar lhe present, and Mrs. Vem Smith and son Paul, j clftlr Drog Uml!y wU1 .penil Lynd will spend Chriitmas with Mr Christmas guMts at the W. H. Me- Christinas Eve tn Grand Rapids, al | Kevltt -home win be their daugh­ ; a family celebration at the homo ot Hoy Thom has entered Uncle ters, and families, Mr. and Mrs. Er­ her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sam's service and Is stationed at an nest Sandefur and sots. Billie and Tabor. Douglas, local and Mr. and Mrs Day Little Rachel Hlar of Wayland met Bernice Johnson, bookkeeper at Pugh and daughter Mary Ellen of spent last week with her grandpar­ the White Products Corporation, Vennontvtile. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curtin and Leonard Elwood returned home will remain In Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Hlar. Shortness of time forbids our re­ from Detroit Saturday night, hav­ porting on lhe doings of last week ing completed Ills course as ord­ two Utile daughters of Otsego. were nance plant inspector and began Thursday afternoon visitors of bar work In Grand Rapids Monday. parents and grandmother. Rev. and Mra. I. W. Minor and Mrs. Margaret tiirce west side families when they have a three way moving party. Bliss. c Hpoper Freshncy, who has sold bls home to Suot. J. P. Sehinper. will ley. Mr. and Mra. Jerald Bedford ...UTC U.M, .v n. K,CHU1U hottie. . and ghlldrcn will enjoy a family move into M the Al O Cleveland and Myrtle Curtis and children who gathering Christmas day with the are the tenants there, will move to former's stater. Mra. Horace Llverthe home which the SdUpper fam- 1 Rood “nd family in Grand Rapids, ily vacates, known as the Monroe 1 Agricultural teacher Elton Law­ Dietrich home. ; rence with hb wife and Utile daughMr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell and ter plan lo go to Kalkaska to spend little son. John, arc expected hom« I the holidays with their parents, for the holidays, and wilt »wnd tiie | stewart Sweet, son of Mr. and time with their parents, Mr. and • WIU Sweeu who recently cnMra. Chas. Campbell and Mr. and | u^ted in the army air corps ta now Mra Vem Smith. I local<rd at Camp phUllps, near SaMrs. Chas. Griffin of Grand Rap-1 una. Kansas. ids was tiie Sunday guest of Mrs.; r**ivi„ Mri- H Bennett was confined And happy holiday.withes to all of you who have been our customers in '42. REED’S DRUG STORE tWASiSASiSiSASiSiaiaadhWiSAaiSiMi daughtar. Mra. Charles Lawta and famey. Mr. and Mrs. Vem Smith were in 4*. ---------- v-l. and visit*! her stater-in-law, Mra. nings, so it should be a lisppy time | Grover Clino, who liad just cemftr al the Utils folks. The siaru mencod gathering tn the wlntata will be open this coming Thuredey taxes for the community, waa rtrick. k--------_ jrtQj <caU appendicitis Wcdne*win L E G A L S pilal, and found her some improved. । n ls mumt enough shown *ent *n operation later In the Mr. 8tig»on. who b tll al the Smith ' Qj# Thomapple-Kcllogg school will evening. Although the appendix had "■ * better and * about the house gQjyjupj a<IictaJturwJ and farm , ruptured. Grover came through the Mra. B. 0. Swift and daughter. mornux. cne oum s. j r r oen nner ot ox interDcmpper uure H. Watkins at Hopkins. fifteen days furlough which he will Streeter at Gun lake. Mr. and Mr* Lynn Burdick and children of Hatting* were last week­ end r*e*Ls at the Carl Pterdateller home northwest of town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pferdesteller enter­ tained at a birthday dinner honor­ ing the birthdays ot her taoUter-lnlaw Chris Malchele, Dee. 13 and her brother, Jervis Campbell. Dec. IB. Besldes the honored gentlemen and the Burdicks others enjoying the feast were. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs Malchele and son Max. The anxiety of some Middleville parents with boys In service was re­ lieved last week by messages from had not heard from their son Sonny ing he was in the pink of health and located In New Caledonia island. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lynd, who had not heard from their son. Eddie, in an equal length of time, had a Mrs. Maicomo Maciver and Mrs. ...__ _ ___ ku«m> w ume. nsa a Chas. Robertson were in Lansing Christinas airmail message stating __ ■ . ill with a cold and ._ H. .nd IdeeUh « ■_ nnW,™ .y was — out for the 1 k he ~n nn. Friday night and Saturday. The .11 «U> . D.U In w.er.1 d>>-. on mmnto., Atnt. ln noHh mund Now, ,f «„ or («o of her daughter. Laurel. Friday when he nude . MUt w Huw The family of Mr. and Mrs. Phil- (other bds from Middleville can be night at Sparrow hospital, where she is in training. She also visited ip Bender will gather at the home heard from Chrbtmas will be much a cousin. Mrs. Crystal Wimer while of their daughter. Mrs. Maynard brighter for other hones. MTs. Robertson visited Miss IMUy Miller at Hopkins for Christmas. . Mr*. Della Allen i| spending the There seems to have been quite I winter months with Mbi Mary Moe Belle Appleton. Miss Laurel accom­ panied her mother home Saturday an epidemic of bronchbl pneumonb I on Grand Rapids St. and severe colds among the Hltie j Jack Redford pbns to spend the for a week's stay. Mrs. Murray Schnurr of Parmelee folks of lhe community the past Christinas vacation with hb grand­ was In the Cutlerville vicinity one week. Listed among the pneumonia i mother and other relatives at Jet­ day last week because of lhe serious cases but now quite well are Carol feraonville, southern Indiana. condition of her stater. Mra. Roger Dean. Ivan Gabler. Jane Vander-! Mra. John Robertson b expected Veen and baby Mac Curtis. ■ home Sunday. Dec. 37 from Caro Fowler. Rev. and Mrs I. W. Minor and «*■*State hospital for a short -- --------vacation Mr. and Mra. Carl Pferdesteller entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Bur­ her mother, Mr*. Margaret Bibs will with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Maldick and children of Hastings and spend Christmas In Kalamazoo with comb Maclver and family at Par­ melee. Mr. arid Mrs. Hooper Freshney. local the former's children. Miss Evelyn Geukes. Clarence Sec­ Fred J. White has gone to Jack­ at a pre-Chrtalmas dinner Sunday. Mra. William Streeter of Gun lake son where he has a position in an tion and Mtss Evelyn Allbrecht are all enjoying a three weeks vacation underwent an appendectomy at ordnance factory. Pennock hospital in Hastings. Tues­ Mr. and Mra. Floyd Helrigtl and from their studies al Michigan State day. the 15th and is making a good daughter Barbara will spend Christ­ College. Nelson Burrell, a former resident recoven’. Miss Virginia Hancock mas with her people at Romeo. also of Gun lake is looking after the Floyd wUl leave from there for Port of Leighton township, died In Chlfour little Streeter girls while their Monmouth. New Jersey, where he mother ta ill. has a position as senior chemist In He b survived by hb widow, the for­ Marjorie Geisseman will be host­ -the signal corp development bureau. mer Flora Coolidge, also three halfess to lhe girls of the local telephone HU family will remain nt the farm sbters. Mrs. Emma Preap and Mrs Bertha King of Missaukee county office thb week Wednesday to a home northwest of town. supper and Christmas po’.-luck Sherman Sharp of Muskegon was and Mra Mary Watkins of Central party at her apartment tn lhe Pdul- — the -guest --------------------------------------------of hb mother. Mra. Mary , lake. Donald White, son of Dora White son home. Others attending will be Sharp Wednesday of last week. Shirley Howell. Florence Gillett. I Mr. and- Mrs Elmer Fenton left Donna Oatater and Winifred More-' house. was inducted into the army in OctoI ber 1941. receiving bls basic train­ ing at Camp Wolters. Texas, latar sent to Fort Dix. New Jersey and was in North Ireland from May un­ til September, coming back on the ill-fated U. 8. transport Wakefield which burned at sea. September 3. District Superintendent E. H. Babbitt of Grand Rapids will oc­ cupy the pulpit at the Middleville Methodist church next Sunday. Dec. Mondey night al va* Mrs Isabel Lepper plans lo spend raeeUn« of the Township Board to Chrbtmas In Detroit with her sons. treasurer foru7' luxttu uu W, uu Mr hud*., Sy'E'EJ'SX Mm Matti* O.—I -ta (tat. . . r»«»*. •• tie Creek last week where she has Btrtckea with infantileparalysis > M»d nnritton In th* Hn*n mon, . “t .. , w .. w _ ■■ , many yearn ■ao, ne m cuuimea jo al the American Legion hospital. ^1* chair, but drives hb own car The many friends of Frank Pratt, and has invented a contrivance one of our aged residenu, e--------------- -------------- ------------------------ -------------to know he ta confined to for himself. His wife died last with spring. He lies good neighbors and 1’UKhL! tn falling health for several months. Grover. we wiU all help you the beat Rapidrwere Sunday visitors_____________ of their ' Mrs. returned __________ ________ _ Pearl Kenyon has .v —.—~ oouilns. Mr. and Mra. A. H. Parker, to her home on Arlington Street afMrs. Parker accompanied them 1 ter spending several months at Lanhome for a couple of days' visit. I ring with her son Sidney and tunMr. and Mra. Harry Bauch and Uy. roo children wtil spend Chrbtmas Middleville friends were sorry to with her Ltep-fsther and mother. hear u Mr. and Mra. James Ives in Grand fJned w et Miry's hospital. Grand Rapids. Rapids with pneumonia but hl* conMrs Edna BradjBradv who u-hn underwent unzlerwent ______ j Mra. Sunday ___ w„_____ Mme .improved an operation at Pennock hospital Hb — daughter. ■ ■ — -­ Mildred Mickel Mrs. Thursday ta making a good recov­ of Chicago came to the city Batery. according to reports. urday to be with him during ltis; Mr. and Mra. Gerald PotU who, illness. George has made hb home were home for hb stater's wedding, with hb son Richard and family plalaliff*. it I* QRpKRKb left early Monday morning for their since hb wife's death last summer. Mr. and Mra. W. H. McKertit porta they have much more snow In IhU esaaa and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Orlffeth in their locality than we have. ltd bill A Middleville boy. Aviation Cadet attended lhe Barry county rural let­ ter carriers Christmas party al Has­ of 144 Michigan men who com­ tings. Saturday night. IRWIN—POTTS Hilda pleted a pre-flight course at the Ssn A setting of palms, white chry­ Antonio Center last week. Arik, who Is scheduled for a combat air santhemums, branching candelabra and white tapers and a wlilte kneel ­ pilot, is now at Park Air College. East St. Louis, Ill. He cnlbted last ing bench, made a lovely setting for summer and seems to be making the wedding of Mbs Helen Potts and good headway for the pilot's Job Edmund Irwin. Sunday afternoon, at the home of the bride's parents, for which he is well qualified. Mr. and Mra. Harold Cutler re­ ceived word from their son Dor who Main 81. Rev. I. W. Minor, pastor U a submarine radio man in the of the Middleville Methodist church ’ read the double ring ceremony at covering from an attack of pneu­ 4 o'clock in the presence of about monia. They have also received lib thirty near relatives and friends. The bridal party entered the room Chrbtmas gift, a St. Bernard puppy frotn New York. Dur. whq gradu- to the strains of the wedding march nted from Thomapple - Kellogg played by Mtss Evelyn Geukes. who "■* I TchX^S ’.nd'■»' ?- '» r, uiu ciuitucn ano Mr. ano Mrs _ ’ , ‘ -------------------James RoberL'on will spend Christ- . marriage, XrcZ,8.!a gown of white satin and long sleeves, a finger­ mas with the ladles' parents, Mr. chtffan c,1UlQn with wl tip veil and corsage of white roses | and Mrs. Julian PoUs northeast of COUNTY OF UARKY town. Other guesu will be her and narcissus. A gold locket, gift PtalatUfo. flrruil Mrs. Alex PotU of Grand Rapids. J™"? WIU Mrs. Lena Bixler was home from' ^W-of-honor to her stater, wore a Grand Rapids from Saturday night ’ 80Wn of plnk chUfon Mn<1 carried th. chy lo .pend the holld.yo with |’ull her wu Mednc. end i.mll" I Mu. Bum. WUtUuu. pi.n. to1 leave thb Wednesday to spend, the ’ <llle Christmas week with her Ashler, i ’ ” .IC' IEOF: Jcllow roses. . Mra. Gladys Wurm and family at WtR1 Irwil1 as best man. Watervliet. ' ’ I “nd CUre Irwln completing the Master Donald Solomon, son ot1 wcd<Un« P^rty- , / Mr. and Mra. Riusell Solomon, ta A ^Pt'on dinner following lhe out of school quite 1U w?th a coid June Irwin, Prances Polls and LouMr. and Mrs. Erving McFall have eta Cook. Colored moving pictures moved from the Joy home to the of the wedding were taken by Henry . Luella Thomas residence which Cunningham. The bride is a graduate of Romeo they recently purchased. '. high school, attended Peabody ColMr. and Mrs. Eldon Poulson and two childrm Win Zd CluWmu at Three Rivera with her parent.- I complet{d hcr &choolln8 *“• M^hl- BANFTEU) Mr. and Mrs August Soya have bought lhe building known as the "Brick Front'' at Banfield and will soon move into it. Mrs. Eva Sweet win spend Christ­ mas with her son, James and Mra. Bristol in Hostings. । o'clock. Mra. Geo. Welch and Mrs. Clar­ 1 Santa Claus with sacks of candy ence Williams were in Hastings on and fruit will be in Middleville, thb business Thursday. Thomapple township treasurer ^nd.alaoU.u*?1 ?.lhc week Wednesday and Thursday cveThomapple township treasurer Mr. and Mra. Don Putnam will schools of Millington and St. Johns. Tlw groom Is the son of Supt. and hare as their Christmas dinner guests. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Ransom. schools and has a position at Port Mrs. Kittle Hinchman of Hastings. Huron as teacher of Civilian Aero­ DeVon Putnam and family of Dear­ born and George Wickwire and son nautical Aircorps. । Following the ceremony the brld- Henry of Banfield. Mbs Pauline Bellinger who ta al couple left for Port Huron but I Mra. Irwin will complete her school leaching in Fenton, will spend her Christinas vacation with her parents WITH ITS •OID,H.»OWH CMUTTO INOWT UICIS Guests from out-of-town at lhe Mr. and Mra. Carl Bellinger. Prank Hobbs who is attending wedding were Supt. and Mrs. E E. Erwin and son Clare of Lapeer. college in Franklin, Ind, is spending Ward Irwin. Instructor in flying al hb Christmas vacation al home Frank is a candidate for Officer the Lansing airport. Miss Ruth Bar­ num of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Training in the Marine Reserves And lias passed the examination. Mra. Gerald Potts of LaPorte. Ind..' Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDougal Miss June Irwin of Detroit. John Potts. Miss Evelyn Geukes and Clar­ will be Christmas guests of their ence Scrljan of the Michigan state son Floyd Tungate and family tn Battle Creek. College, Lansing. Rev. Robert Smith U clerking in -ON TAT DAT. BUT BOND*— a clothing store in Battle Creek during the Christmas holidays. Walter Hobbs, Sr., ta spending two days each week in Lawton In the interest of the Wilcox. Rich Steel corporation. On account of a prevalence of whooping cough there will be no s x“" o,“n *“ ssji'W ’toSariiS: . .nt*’*1* Get a Whiff of that U-"1' freshly- MADE BREAD Baked So Economically With — CtVuclwA LILY WHITE "Th, FLOUR t/ie Best Cooks Use" , rC church thb year. > CASH FOR Immediate Nted* -So tliat Oiristmas Can hfl^enTiicrJ Wishti From Our Chriitmas Tree! YES, we have practice blackouts now and then. And we’re gradually getting used to ration books. Surtly, every bid hat a right to Christmas. But America’s Chriitmas will be warm with light and food and friend­ ship—-while war-worn peoples abroad face die cold night with fear and hunger. It i» ironic but appropriate that on the birthday of the Prince of Peacd, this nation should renew it* pledge to win ths war —so that alt the world can •hare our kind of Christina*. American children may get fewer bike* and skate* and trains — but the children of Europe’s New Order, cower­ ing in dark doorways, will get nothing. It will take everybody. Fighters and fanners and workers. It will take tanks and tractors and turret lathes — planes and plows and drill presses. ' It will Ukc an ever-increasing torrent of electricity to power the factories and serve the homes. . . . That's OUI job and we’re doing ill CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY fNtgST IN A>mUCA! BLY WAR SAVINGS BOND^AND Wishing you a bright and happy American Chriitmaa, the ability to uodargtood ond appreciate the bleulagi of freedom for which we ere fighting, the courage to give everything above all, Victory, and the speedy return of loved ones! Farm Bureau Services * * * CITIZiHS CUBIT COtroHATION Uaillni* �DELTON MASTIN OOBNEM HICKORY CORNEB8 Mra. Frank Town receive* a ca- | Tha Martin Banday retool wfll have a Ohrigtrare tree and short Mr. and Mr*. John Adams, local, and Mrs. Glenn Williams and son Kendall of Gul lake were Battle 1 Creek ihopper* Wednesday. Marti. Fmak .nrf ™ aznaaoo .’hoppers Wedn*day. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Ban Mra. Lincoln Bush attended the; Rural Letter Carriers Christmas party and dinner which was held at lhe U. B. church tn Hastings Sat­ urday night. Mr. and Mra. Lowell Whittemore and Mr. and Mra. Will Whittemore were Kalamasoo siwppers Friday forenoon Mr. and Mra. WIU Whlttemore were In Hastings in the after­ noon. Paul Kyburz visited his father, William Kyburz in Leila hospital. Buttle Creek, Saturday. He will spend several days this week with his mother Mr*. Wm. Kybura at Coldwater. Mrs. Adda Pierce nnd Mr*. Mario • . frUnH noc“ BartteU Tuesday ot laat week. Norwood, Mr*, j. C. Horton and Mr*. Mary Doster attended lhe MiloCressey Home Literay club Christ­ mas party al the home of Mrs. Nina Boyle in Milo Thursday. Rev D. W. Robinson held services near Dowling Sunday evening. Mr*. John Hlrringlon and- son Marvin were In Hastings one day The many friends of Mrs. Lottie Colllster are very sorry to hear that Mias Kathryn Horton of Kalama­ zoo spent tiie weekend with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mra. J. C. Horton. Mr. and Mra. Russell Boulter went to Alto Sunday where they attended a wtddlng.-.t Many thanks to Uic Banner for Christmas Greetings. Merry Christ­ mas and a Very Happy Prosperous LU. *uoo«y Brass is made by eileying copper with line, and there is no »ub*U- , round UiMa “““x *loo« fto*- The first •Phi MV. — Kappa, —— — a II — — . hli . tori cal Blm rproduced Beta founded In 1T78 al lhe College of William and M«ry. 1 in the United Blate* waa the Inauguha* a membership, of 88.000. ration of President McKinley. them fnT teSLte plUl1 thfi nCXt <Uy Tr,Ut* attended Bunday morning at the W. M. church the Bundays. Mr and Mra Van T^wn and WoU lake. GuU lake But Delu^Teonviteacence daughter*. Margie and Mary of ton. We all tope to be together on —•**. called on Mr*. ~, Lf-.mf 1 Mr. and Mr*. Olenard Showalter. Plainwell, Prank their ouih Mth wedding wedding anniversary. Town and Mrs. Hasel Nunnemaker , Mr*. Lloyd Collison spent Friday EU1* ,,?<Brjort®Bnd Sunday afternoon. afternoon with h.r niece. Mr*. Jack Wayne all of NaShvtll. were BunMr. and Mr*. John Mourer spent I Arnold in Hasting*. Creek. Christmas guests at lhe family of Delton were dinner guests 1 Mra. Millie Fisher zpent Friday of Mourer home will be Mr. and Mra. I at Stewart Water* on Bunday. ’— ----- - “ *•“ *—“— "— Earl Burdick of Augusta and Mra. Mrs. Clara aainder spent Lewella Beadle of Battle Creek and | week in Battle Creek caring fat Wm. Cogswell and daughter Ruby m Jimmie. i daughter and little eon. were Sunday afternoon callers at Mrs. Edna Brown is having a' Mr. and Mra. Robert Mr. and Mr*. Rex Water* on Bun­ Mn. Grace Huffman and Mr. and day. Mra. Victor Huffman and children CARLTON CENTER dies of the Wall Lake Club Friday of Cloverdale were Bunday guests-of Mr. and Mra. Glen Asplnall. An informal wedding wa* per­ Mrs. Hazel Otis and daughters, formed by Rev. Stone using the dou­ the annual Christmas party. ble ring ceremony, when Lets LanMr*. George Eddy. Mrs. Adda Elinor and Esther of Battle Creek Pierce and daughter. Mary Joyce, caller* at the home ol Mr. and Mra., ert Falconer. MU* Landon to the were Battle Creek shoppers Wednes­ Howard Johnson Sunday afternoon. I daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Cleon day. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Burdick of Landon nnd Mr. Falconer to the son Robert Louden, fanner residents of East Hickory are the parents of a ** *“ '* ‘ ** “ Wall lake, now residents of Battle girl bom Bunday morning, Dec. 90. of Welcome Comer*. The wedding Creek. at Community hospital. Battle took place Sunday afternoon at 2 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patton. Mr and Creek. o'clock. Mr. and Mra. Richard Lan­ Mr*. Charles Harrington snd Mr. Hr*. Lewella Beadle of Battle don were the only attendants. The nnd Mrs. John Adams attended a Creek and son Jimmie were guest* bride was dressed in a street length birthday dinner al the home of Mr. from Saturday until Monday of Mr. blue dress trimmed tn gold braid. and Mrs. Leon Pennock Saturday night in honor of1] Mra. Pennock, and Mr* John Mourer Rev. MUC Estle uamea Barnes oi of urana Grand itapRap- mr raiconer leaves lor run uuster nKt. whose birthday otlcurred on tiiat Id* was a dinner guest Tuesday ot i Saturday, having already completed day. hi* mother. Mr*. H. E. Barnes. Blair the necessary examination*. ConMr. nnd Mrs. Roy Adrian&on and Bames of Otsego and son. Keith, gratulatlon*. two sons Jerry nnd Tom of Battle of Brandley Field, Conn , were call- I Mr*. David Leary who has been Creek visited at tiie tome of hl* fa­ era on Monday. | living at Scott Field. Hl. to home ther. Peter Adrianson Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Glen A*pinall and I viritlng her parents. Mr. and Mr* Mra diaries Kahler of East Del­ daughter, Marilyn, attended the ton called on Mrs. Bertha Adanu funeral of Mrs. John Asplnall at E. j. Seek for awhile. If a necessary I operation proves successful. Mr Saturday afternoon. Carlton Center Saturday. Burial was Leary will go into Aviation Cadet Mis* Jeanne Williams of Kalama­ Training. , zoo spent lhe weekend with her Mr. and Mrs. Vale Morrlton were Mrs. Hazel Eadie of Rockford, “ BU-U Sunday .FSl entertained Mr. and Mr*. Cleon Lon­ *»«• •««» don. Bunday. home of his sister, Mr. and Mn. . Mrs. Hubert F. Bronson, daughter honf. Donald and Sheldon Rogers, Russel Wolf of Battle Creek. until New Years. from Kalamazoo for over Christmas. Mr. and Mr*. Morshali Norwood. Mr. and Mr*. Oscar Chamberlain and Mra. John Cluunberlaln at­ tended funeral services for Mrs Grace Clark, held at the Wagner and Clark funeral home In Kalama­ zoo Monday afternoon. John Cham­ berlain. a brother of Mn. Clark, was unable to attend the funeral on ac-, count of sickncM. Mra Mary Doster, who has been spending a few weeks al Ute home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mra. Marshall Norwood returned lo her home in lhe village Friday. . Mr. and Mra. Mason Norwood of 'Kalamazoo spent Saturday night and Sunday with their brother and stoter-in-law. Mr. and Mra. Marshall ' Norwood. noopiull Bttpr tir driving in the.United State* to for business purposes, ac­ cording to a survey by the United State* public road* administration. A North African variety ot mush- other mushrooms are so large that Manufacture* Everything faeture everything from a pen to a battleship This one of the slogan* descriptive ot that city, which sup­ plies moat of the world'* steel pen*. FANCY PILGRIM training at the Community hoepilal cum*a laat Wednesday waa quite well attended considering the cold wrath- TURKEYS nearly »S 00. The ladles have about (14 In their missionary can which is passed st every meeting. and Mrs. Delbert Meyers and fam­ ily, who live In Elmer Gillespie's . YOUNG HENS OR TOMS 43 Mr and Mrs. Leonard Perihoncn and children of Nlsula. who hut with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Barry, have moved intq the Carl OnuliuH tenant house north of Coats Grove. NORTH HOPE This community . extends their sympathy to the relatives of Mrs. day morning. Funeral was held at the Leonard funeral home Moriday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. William Hart and family of the Durfee district spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Prevent* Darkenteg Hart. Placing the egg* in boiling water Mr. and’ Mrs. William McCallum of West Hope called Bunday after­ ing when preparing them for hardboiled eggs. Callum. Mr. and Mrs. OOty La ubaugh of Rutland called Friday evening on Mr. and Mrs. William Anders. The loudest noise «v»r beard cn Mrs. Theodore Pranahka who to earth was the volcanic explosion on working in Hastings, spent Sunday the Island ot Krakatao in 1893. It was heard In Bangkok, a mere 1,400 —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— mile* away. POULTRY ORDER BLANKS AVAILABLE MARKETS st. CHICKENS 39c PORK SAUSAGE.. SUMMER SAUSAGE EOLID PACK rr. 43C CALIFORNIA MAVEL—SIZE 200 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 25c SUMRITE . 21/,4X BOX . CHERRIES. . . . . . . . . . . SOZ. BOT. JUMIO l-LB. BAG GRAPEFRUIT .... POTATOES. . . . . . . ..7.....K45* 26c CRANBERRIES CAMFSELL'S 3 TOMATO SOUP CANS CAMFIELL'S TOMATO JUICE ■OZ. CAN 25^ 23* DIOMIDA1V NEW YEAR friends and patrons. that must go through. Holiday greetings matt nuke way for Ihoee vital call*. Therefore, we tincerely aak that yqu do not make Long ■ t IHftanca grootinf calb on CkrUtmtu Eva and Chrirtmat Doy, particularly to poinlt outtlde of Michigan. Ml WAI ROMM AMD ITAHPI FOR CNI/ITWAI AUTO SPORT SHOP * Michigan Ball Telephone Company MtCHIOAH—SELECT—CHIFEEWA FANCY—LATE HOWE nt*. 14c NUTS ■30* 32’ CUNIEnY texas !HoiUi-a siu 39^ 12^ CtLBY ouh« 2 CANS 17c ciGMETTB" u>. Slit 2 CAM Z3c na rvrvtA*»*AH0 iiwnv __ - . rOfULAl IAUC4 IF YIM 14c AmMical OauvUU.... }om J 1*80 J CAKE * T BREAD i WMMMr INtVBY CHRISTMAS WT DATED 1 SOW. Court AYOUDOS ^Wc JUICY-SWEET TANGERINES ^3 ■■‘25* | °»23\ PHILADELFHIA CREAM CHEESE Ma-04lT r 1 LOAF CHEESE WI3COMHM FAItTtrt MILD OttEM 2 19* 2-42* u.Mc OBSt i~fc CREsrview kss Pankv. 29c 20* | ^APPLES MEDIUM IN HEAVY CARTONS FOR MAILING 3 SALAO-FEAU 2..au>25c DELICIOUS NT>»r4»t 4U»w« FRUIT CAKE AN ID6AL CHRISTMAS •IFT . DOUBLE—RED FANCY MIXED WALNUTS OCEAN I7AAY OOZ. I » FLOliOA—NEW CIOF MINCE MEAT CALIFORNIA TOMATOES ORANGES 43c HOHEtUCH 2^ 23c - 32c u.nc SHRIMP BOR DO MARASCHINO FANCY 10 TO 14 LBS. TOR QUALITY 0YS1BS ■ GEESE LB. THUaiHftEK OB SALAMI HUED CANDY - 26c LB. 14V CELLO ROLL nm hb Company to make that request. This Chrirtmil, Long Dis­ tance •lines will be crowded with urgent war messages—calls LB. BRAUNSCHWEI6ER STEWING FANCY LONG ISLAND 37* 32< 35* -33* COOKED HAMS ... ROASTED PEANUTS and the Happieit Powibl. DUCKLINGS LIVER SAUSAGE ■ 29c CHRISTMAS TURKEY TODAYl MOB YOURS TODAY! SWIFTS PREMIUM .WHOLE FANCY ROCKS 4 TO 6 LBS. 3 TO 4-LB. AVG. H)eW PILGRIM ROASTING FOWL This War Christmas ORDER YOUR UNDO) u lbs....lbA5c , AT ALL A4P OWR u US. * * 8 O’CLOCK CORK RED CIRCLE COFFEE MAR COfflE W.B.nBar a r. M Tku.Ut, 7 F. M. STORE 2 &4k 2 & 4k 2 UM Ik �nt Howell. Bunday. MLss Marlon Roush of Lansing sprat the weekend with Miss Doro­ thy Bunn. ' Miss Lillian Bleam assisted with B. Grifflp will the work al the post-office Satur- Sunday evening callers of P. E Deming. Mr. and Mrs. Pred Tabberer and Mr. and Mra. Herman Oosch called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Brake of Pleasant Valley Sunday afternoon to help the latter cele­ brate their 50th wedding anniverStoner. Frank Walton home. • Corp. Robert Conley left Sunday>■ sary. Freeport School closed Friday aftn Woodland on business Wednes- for Seattle. Washington where he• will be statlOnM until being trans­■ temoon. December 18 for a two weeks Christmas vacation School Mn. Gerald Thompson spent ferred to Kodtac Island. Alaska. Wednesday In Hastings and called The girls 4-H Club held their. will be resumed again January 4. on her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christinas party at the home off Each room celebrated Christmas their leaders Mrs. Virgil Woods and! with a program and exchanging of Mrs. Ed Lacey and Mn. William Dorothy with the attendance off gifts. Tiie students didn’t expect Porritt of South Bowne were Friday eighteen. Various games were played! that they could produce so- much followed with the exchanging ofr talent. Well expect greater things Clarence Benedict. gifts. Refreshment* of pop-com andI next time. Mr. Ardis made an an­ nouncement that everyone should Miss Velma Porbey of Bailie creek candy were served . • —-------------- --------- — ---------- -, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and। read the Hastings Banner this week Mr. and Mrs. George Fbrbey. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore spent because Mr. Hardy was going,to We're Mr. and Mrs. William Tinkler of Sunday at lhe home of Lew Matth- make an announcement waiting Mr. Hardy! Congratula­ Hastings were Friday evening guests I ews and family Of near Hastings, qf Mr. and Mra. Earl Everson and j Mrs. Emma Anderson was tn Has- tions! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff of family. tings Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton. Mrs. i Mrs. L. A. Seger was a Sunday Hastings were Sunday dinner guest* i Bernice Clo&son and Nancy were in dinner guest of her sister Mrs. Allen of Mr. and Mra. Frank. Thompson. Hastings Saturday. Fish and family. Other callers were Ii Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kunde were Tn Grand Rapid.* on business Thurs­ Grand Rapids were Friday evening ; Deming of Grand Rapids, and Nan- day. Paul Mead. 8. of Freeport, is con­ guests of Mrs. Elnora Whitney and ' cy Deming, local. • Gaylord. Mrs. Glenn Kellogg spent Satur- fined to Pennock hospital with a Mra. Claud Mead has been ill with day with her daughter Mrs. Willard fractured right leg and other Injurthe flu but is recovering. Arnold of Haxtlncs Hastings. . Mr. and Mra. Harold Woods spent I Supt and Mu, Evart Ardis and as he was riding on his sled Wed­ Saturday in Grand Rapids Jimmy are spending the Holidays nesday night. The car was reported to officers to have been driven by Mr. and Mra. Clifford Allerding of with relatives In McBain. Hastings were Sunday guests ot Mr Mrs. Ellen Seese of Bowne Cen- Clare Surrarrer. Paul Is Ute son of Mr. and Mrs. ClemeQt Mead. Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Aldrich and family. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Geiger of Alto Mra. Scrnlah Seese. Mead is caring for him at lhe hos­ were Saturday dinner guests of Mr.. Otto Kunde made ____________ ,, pital. Everyone wishes Paul a quick n business trip and Mrs. Herman Oosch. to Detroit Saturday. recovery. Prank Walton and Mrs. Bernice I P. M Burgess of Battle Creek and Frank Denise and F. E. Deming Oosson visited the tatter's hustxind Aaron Burgess of Kalamazoo were ported that Lewis Neeb is also ill. We wish them all a speedy recov- ORT The Senior class held a Christmas party In the school-house Wednes­ day evening. Tournament games were played followed by refresh­ menu of sandwiches, cookies, jello, and cocoa. Christmas programs were present­ ed in the Methodist church Sunday morning and In the United Breth­ ren Church Sunday evening. Each participant did an excellent job in adding joys to the Christmas Spirit. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Post. John and Roger Post of South Bend. Pvts. Alfred and Frederick Post of the U. S. Army. Fort Lewis. Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds of Ann Arbor were guests over last week end of their daughter and sister and family. Rev. and Mrs. Everett Love and Katharine. Freeport friends were grieved to learn of the death last Wednesday GREETINGS For The HOLIDAY SEASON May you hove the happiest In Carlton township. He had been in 111 health for some time. Mr. Fris­ by resided In Freeport for several of American Christmases! CARVETH & STEBBINS^ DRUGGIST trucking business, moving from here lo Carlton where he was a success­ ful farmer. Surviving are the widow. Lucy; two sons, Rex who resides near the home farm, and Ralph who Is with the armed forces over-seas; sit grandchildren and numsroui other relatives. Funeral servlets were conducted from tiie Leonard funeral home ut Hostings Sunday at f*A|lf)T 11 A 11 C F LvUKI ll V U J L , Porrcst T. Smith to Gertrude J. Smith W3*4 lol 30 Cloverdale vil­ lage. , Theodore Engelsma and wife to I.'S’L a-~—.— — KDF.n FOX rUBI.ICATICN .nr uld pel NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO ■ . . 9P.DER TOR PUBUCAT1OI MILK KEEPS SANTA ON THE JOB" ORDER TOR PUBLICATION The Government Wants You To Keep Your Home In Tip-Top Shape You can buy the home you like . . . even if you can't build the one you want! So decide on the one you like and let us help you buy it. We can sf ill finance the purchase of a home that is already built and finance repairing and re­ modeling, but, we don't know how much longer we will be allowed to. So if you want to buy a home or do remodeling, do it now . . . tomorrow may be too late. We will be glad to explain our plan that will aid you. Come in today. uU Prokata Offlea. ba THE HASTINGS BUILDING & LOAN ASSN PHONE 2503 m BONDS Sure, Santa s job is bigger than ever in wartime. That’s why he depends on milk for that extra energy he needs to keep on the job! Take chip from this hale and hearty Victory worker—milk has a big sup­ ply of the vitamins ond nutritive elements we all need for abundant health. Be sure-YOU drink enough milk!” THAT 10%' SERVE DAIRY DISHES FOR HEALTH AND VICTORY Phone 2651 for home delivery or buy it at your grocere. HIGHLANDS GRADE A MILK HIGH IN CREAM CONTENT. RAW OR PASTEURIZED. PT. Cc; QT. WE SELL WAR BONDS AND’WAR SAVINGS STAMPS MEMBER F. H. L I lllowed a> (IM. You Can Buy Too NOTICE ! ||/ ■■ •UY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS HIGHLANDS DAIRY Phone M51 1 LE6ALS PROBATE COURT first wife in Pleasant Hill cemetery Est Inez E NiclrnU. Bond of ad­ here. Sincere sympathy of a host of friends Is extended to lhe bereaved ministrator filed, lettera of admln- 7. and par. Sec. u, Orangeville Twp. । litration issued, order llmltiiig aetam*. Pearl Oleleh et al to Helen Bar­ tlsment entered, petition for hearing ber, 7231 Ac. Sec. 34. Rutland Twp. claims filed, notice lo creditors k­ Emma Buck td Helen Barber, 72 81 CHLTRCH OF THE UNITED ; sued. > BRETHREN IN CHRIST j EM. Edgar L. Henney. Order auRobert J. Anders to Helen Barber. E B Griffin D. D. Pastor I thorlzlng administrator to assign 7231 Ac. Sec. 34. Rutland Twp. Phone 302 mortgage entered. Inheritance tax Elmer A- Loehr and wife to Helen Freeport determined, final account filed, or­ der of publication entered. 10: 30 A. M Sunday School Charles Edward Totten et al to 11: 30 A. M. Morning Worship. Est. George Tiiompfon. Final ac­ Andrew J. Slaketea and wife, par Sermon by the Pastor. count filed, order assigning residue Sec. 21. Hope Twp. 7:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. entered, discharge pf administrator Topic: ' Let Your Light So Shine.” issued, estate enrolled. aonoE to cUDriOU ASSYRIA Est Allie C. Young? final account Christmas observance of the Mr. 7:00 P. M. Thursday Prayer Meet­ filed, order for publication entered. and Mrs. George Conklin fatally was ing. Rst. Dora Fedewa. Petition for ;held on Saturday at the hon administrator tiled, waiver,of notice and Mrs. George Stanford Pleasant Valley / 10: 00 A. M. Morning Worship. filed, order appointing ndmlnlstra- ;Ung. tor entered, bond of administrator The Briggs school children will Sermon by Pastor. filed, letters of administration is- -present a pageant. "Merry Christ­ 11: 00 A. M. Sunday School. sued, petition for hearing claims mas to the World ’ on the night ot B:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. filed, notice to creditors Issued. 8:00 P. M. Tuesday Prayer Meet­ Est. Arthur Chase. Proof of pub­ sponsored by tiie teacher, Mn. Corting. To all who read these items. "A lication filed, order allowing claims right. entered. The Young Mailed peoples group Merry Merry' Christmas'. Bit. Eva C. (Nevins) Kenaston Freeport Methodist Church Petition for license to sell filed, or­ nrd Holmes residence on December Everett M, Love, pastor der for publication entered, proof 30 ■ for a Christmas party. ORDkR FOB PUBLICATION of publication filed, order allowing Morning Worship. 11:00 claims entered. Sunday for an operation on her Sunday School. 12:00 • Est. Alberto Barnum. Final ac­ hand. This will be the second one. Tiie pastor and hb wife extend to all of our people best wishes for a count filed, discharge of admlnls- 'The first was considered successful. 1 rotor issued, estate enrolled. Miss Norma/ Case of Utnslng Joyous Christmas season. I ESt. Est. Bert B. Sp; Sparks. Warrant and comes Thursday for the*rest of the -----------Carlton Center Methodist Church , inventory filed. 1. widow's election week for the Yuletide vacation. Everett M. Love, pastor filed. • Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randall will Morning Worship. 10:00 Est. Lydia Simpson. Proof ot spend Christinas with a sister In Sunday School. 11:00 publication filed, order appointing Climax. administrator entered, bond of ad­ Mrs. AvU Babcock Is in 111 health ministrator filed, letters of admin­ and her daughter, Mrs. Virginia SOUTH SCHULTZ Many thanks for the nice greeting istration Luued. order limiting set- Izonard. has relumed home. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Miller and chil­ ...U ,, ">■«». petlUon tor hr.rln. card and a Merry Christmas and mo«»rou. New ve.r to lhe Bonner '"«>■ “ eredllor. u- dren will spend their Yuletide at'the force and all of Its readers. I 8U™, T. I -—Chester Cole Order limiting Kline of Middleville. 1. Sgt. ogi. Ralph <uupii DeMott urmuiv of ui Alaska i -­ - . ..ni.br.nt The Pleasure birthday organiza­ and •Mr. and--” Mat. Gordon Kenyon ^ ‘Uement entered, petition for tion met on Thursday at the home or Houuuu dlonor or NW. ot Mrs. Harold Holmes for the anMr. and Mrs Alva Kenyon and I tors ” issued. *| > “ ■ v. awth. ..Final «cual Christmas dinner and gift ex­ Mina Kenyon Thursday. change. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Larabee of , co“’>t Prank Frederick. Proof of Our country roads are in good Ypsilanti went to Kalamazoo Sat- । Est. * ” urday where Dale will take his last publication filed, testimony of free­ condition for an old time sleigh ride exam. They spent Saturday night holders filed, license to sell Issued, with sleigh bells. oath before sale filed. Remember the Farm Bureau I with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlsener. meeting, supper and motion pic- OBDBk roa publication Donald Kenyon of Battle Creek tures at Briggs church Saturday I spent the weekend with his parents. WARRANTY DEEDS Burt^i Burtflh L. Hurdelbrlnk Hurdelbrlnk and wife wife night. nignt. . » Thad Cook of Katamaroo spent pr»bst the weekend with Mr. and Mrs to Theodore EngeLuna and wife. 20 ■ Miss Bertha Miller of Lansing will | _ .. _ spend her vacation with her mother, I ti»r» in m Frank Horn. Mrs Willard Case and husband. t>"'»rat>«r . Our school will have a Christmas v*He Twp. Mrs. Orra Shiffer of Houghton | of 7r»Utk program and a tree Wednesday ' Adam W. Burkhart to Earl A. Lee .> > iwill .'■ Tlose —■ — • nnrl* wife. .... r.. 5K Ac. •/» Sec. 2. n Hope Twp. night, then school for a ,ant week's vacation. Wilbur C. Medill and wife to Clare Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hom visited Sisson and wife. par. Sec. 5. Orin favor of a wlilte Christmas. Mr. and Mra. Bryce Meyers of angevllle Twp. Grand Rapids Sunday. C. Arthur Klopfenstlne and wife Lorraine Manning and Sharon ! 10 Charles D. Riley and wife, lot HUBBARD HILLS Jane of Ypsilanti ore spending some Ci. '■*« Eagle ’’« rPoint ’”1"* NO. •»3. Woodland i We sure can thank the Barry time with her parents. Mr: and Mrs. County road men for keeping our Nora P. Edwards to Raymond W. roads ppen In this pkrt of the counLester Bonneville.. McKeachle and wife. par. Fine take., try. They have done a good job as Johnstown Twp. . our roads were drifted full several GET IN THE SCRAP! Leon A. Pennock and wife to M. times this winter. —ON PAY DAY. BUY BONDS— G. Reynolds and wife. par. Sec. 8.1 Bom to Mr. and Mra. Marshal) T*P , Tripp Dec. 18. a 9^ lb. boy. Mother Grace Edmunds to Albert Neubert, and baby are being cared for at the and wife 3 Ac. Sec. 20, Johnstown . •--------of *■her --- folks, Mr. and Mrs. Al•• home । Twp. • bert Green. । Albert P. Neubert and wife to Au- ■, Mr. anti Mrs. Gordon Green of | gust Soya and wife, 1 Ac. Sec. 20,.’ Battle Creek expect to spend Christ- <ORDER FOB PUBLICATION 1 Z*15.' . ' ’•»* «“ «>» UC*;. a nc William W Johnson and wife to will.go into the U. S. Army, having State of M chlgam 80 Ac. Sec. 25., passed his examination In KalamaYankee Springs Twp. ■ zoo M Mina Scott to M. E. Cota and wife cpl. Chas. Storkan returned to Nh lota 714 add 715 and par. Has- pine Camp. N?w York, after spendllngs city. : Ing seven dayg with his relatives Helen Barber to Jennie A. Loehr, here and at Alto 34zRVJk!lllZwp i Mrs- »> McKibben's hand, which r BJL5,Ller a?dJJ?fe 1° CUrtncc she cut with a broken milk bottle E. Goodrich and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. - it week, .................................. is getting along as well 24. Johnstown Twp. could be expect ' Gerald Price and wife to Bernice ________ , , , Kelley, lots 1 and 8. Bl. 1. R. J KEEP ’EM FIRING—WITH JUNK! Have a Merrier Christmas and Please Uncle Too by Improving Your Home! 9 STEBBINS BLDG. ORDER TOR PU1LICATIOM Grant's First Add. Hastings elty. ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Hutinrg WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wl.hBt him IH many ciutnman a Merry Many Chrtltmai and Christmas and Hajjy and MhMMNHM ; 1 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/469/HastingsBanner_1942-12-31.pdf d82f0e972ff6eb681a173c32a547e965 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER IIGHTY-SIVKNTH YIAI 8 PACKS— 1 SKCTION .school debt to Home Front BE REDUCED HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1942 David Goodyear Is Reemployment Committeeman Here Looking Forward SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 to 8 AMERICA SALUTE Greelings for the new year. ' | guess where the next blow will fall. During wartime, there' is no The Axis will be d —The state selective service head­ such thing as a happy outlook, j defensive. Unpaid School Bonds $59.- quarters has named David Good­ Victory on the field of battle comer.' Bul B word of $500; $13,500 Now Being year of this city as reemployment only after the wholesale expendl-' Therf u no committeeman for Barry county. Collected He will have little to do while ition Is needed. Ittlion yet for ture of human life and the vast wer optimism, destruction ot property. j M at military •hl"; »“*“ “» kMer or .ukwuin «.t or vioron* “"*»«' u . Mi .ppNclouon or th- rorrm. coo„ Dear Bob: Although I have not written you before, I am sorry I have not done In 1030 the dtliens ot Rostingt. so tong before this. I am aware by a vote of five lo one authorised from my own experience that it lh...... . is much nicer to get letters when *** “h001 h0®™1 10 *“ue 3170,000 of away from home than it to to get ,bonds building a new Central them while at home amid familiar school building and auditorium. The surroundings. I school board accumulated over Thing* have changed a tot here 350,000 as a building fund and had X VIS »S >n U- dler* are returned to their homes, if they have no Job waiting for them. Mr. Ooodyesr will try to find employment for them. When that time comes. he will no doubt power, .IH b. oooluvtlj* ask and receive the cooperation of 7"'""' ail Barry county folks who wish or .te A.I. PO.OT. .nd to s*e our country recover as or ‘ho r«l >h.‘ Uwro U no .pen lh,-«uhI,„ u.,^„ wto quickly " as possible ------- . from tt; the ab­ ,B' “rt’e .‘ ‘hl. eo^r eoneMon. normal conditions errated < - • -by the forces of Hitler and Hirohito. gasoline and oil rationing began. 1 n«» ■? compl*<* From ‘he mlllur, Me.polnr,1 *“« h»pe lh.r rhe most ot foe people are very busy B?d ‘he building, nt a cost signing„ tiys different permits in WuU'd,.renulr* better W3 .hould be mo.Ur .n Allied '■“> on Oenn.n Induur, order to get a certain amount. Once *350.000 to duplicate the Cenreor 1U.I u INI mo.Ur ,n “■'«Po*‘.U»n n.ienu. eom-1 Jn. a while someone Is inclined to Jr“* D,‘”£.The bond* were Axis year 1 blned w,th I**4 on Russian do a little fault finding but they |,n 1931 • This doesn’t mean that either fronl “nd troubl« t,,e are sadly in the minority and beThe bQn^‘ •« ® be retired in 16 tween you and me. I think IL is a ‘ J**”- ?ar,h • d*!,lt]lt* iUm u Germany or Japan will be de- conquered nations will weaken case of ignorance on their part.- . b* »«xaUon. sufficient to pav cisively defeated during the com- Nazi morale and military power they do not know the real circum- ' “u tlle jnterert and a part of the His Death Saturday A. M. tag twelve months. Rather, tt »uffieiently to clear the way for stances. stances ,‘ Principal. wtncipai. As As the debt decreased, the the Was A Shock to Hostings means that the Allies Instead of * knockout blow sometime durtag We sure have had what you i"UTwt declined each vear. The delaying, rear- 1,16 coming months. might call a steady winter here jlnM nayment wUl be made on May The people of Hastings were fighting mostly guard battles against superior j Likewise. Allied leaders hope I The principal nf the debt was shocked when they learned Saturday the time for the past six weeks. morning of the unexpected death of enemy forces, will have sufficient t,h,t J“Pan's heavy naval and cut to w 359.600 150,500 in May. 1942. T* There — Since we have had gas rationing Iivuv Warren E. Carter, vice president concentrations of men and ma-|«,fri“1 combined with her there are not so many people driv­ is now being paid in taxes enough and cashier of the National Bank of ing around for pleasure but there to npoly 813AOO on the nrinciool Hastings. Mrs. Carter and he had teiial on the various far flung Halted industrial resources will I A total of 15 fox bounties had ; are still quite a lol qj autos around. and to pay the Interest due next just completed the serving of hot battle fronts to take the initiative. heIP cre®,e “n overwhelming, bal| been paid in this county up to De­ We have lota of fioldiers sailors M»v. Then the outstanding bonds coffee and doughnuts to a company The Allies, henceforth, will die- »nce of power In favor of the Township Leaders McelTo - comber 23. The resolution fixing. Christmas Moiling Imss and coa'.t guards hcrt^-espcclally will be reduced to 346.000. In the of selectees at the USO headquar­ tate and strategy: will select the United Nations sometime during Determine Schedules n,e bounl» «» foxes Bt •’■<» each -the Coast guards because they have three following years tire entire ters here, when he complained of Much Earlier Than Usual was twsuuw! hv th* tvsarrt nf be ---liquidated, ----and,Han cuniixt ---- will ------ ­ feeling very ill. He was taken to time and place for battle. It wiU|U»« near *uturecamps uk at uuui both vicai. Clear, mac lake auu and cute Pine debt lake. They are a mighty fine bunch ilinB* *111 then be debt free. visors at their October session. Pay­ Agricultural War Itroducttan be up to Hitler and Hirohito to ] (Continued on page 4. sec. 1) ment of the bounty was to start of fellows as tar as I can see. ’ time ail hut two nf the his home and medical aid was Hastings post of hcc thia season exGoals for 1943 is to be the main Before the Once tn a while a young fellow !sfhoo> dh‘r^u1 ,Yank~ 8ortnf promptly summoned. November 1. The 330 which" the topic ot discussion at a meeting county has paid for the 15 foxes is according to Postmaster L. F. Mail/ tells me what a swell Job he hasJ* ** included '~"'.a*a i« .k- Thorraoole —i. doctor arrived and shortly after :are in the ___ _ .......... __ reaching home he expired. Ills death Kellogg district, as are four Irving of the Township War Club Leaders very jmall compared with the dam ­ People began mailing their holihow little he has to do and what and one Rutland districts. AU th* being attributed to a heart attack. under sponronhip of the USDA age they would do in raiding chick­ de. This kind of fellow I would like Woodland township districts and I Me* Carter came to Hasting* from War Board tn the court house here ens. killing game and other birds. to grab by the leg and duck in a one in Castleton are now a part of Bay City in 1933 to become the Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 30, at before Christmas. But the volume I Judge Xrchle McDonald has ap- 1:00 o'clock. lank of ice cold water, until he the Woodland district. One or two cashier of the reorganized national ________________ RECOGNITION_______ GIVEN promises to earn his money and Carfton districts could be added to I bank. He had been vice president To Pay County. School and P°lntwl Attortiey Burton O. CatneWoodland and benefit both. One or | and was the active man in the On Friday before Christmas there Lhaol Band aL.uirom-.it. ron- o( Charlotte, the prosecuting realised, there must be a 12 per ’HASTINGS TEACHER ■were 140 sacks of mall sent out from School Bond Requirements । Stamey of Eaton county. The cent general increase in agricultural Nd* doubt you read about old two Castleton districts, all those in; management of the First National — -•------ -------------­ also of• the Bay County — Sav Hastings High giving Belding a r ।Nastinas townahlo and Baltimore. Bank Mrs. Mabel Field, city treasurer, is | vacancy In that office was caused products during 1943 over that of ।Mr.PB.n .ntoBUl Rdue.Uon So­ ones in Rutland. Ings Bank of Bay City. He filled trouncing which victory leaves Has- ,ne. remaining "nu 1942. nn« *nt1**Hn<, thl. r.IV. ' b>' U,C 11811011 Of Robert C. CaiT bulletin a Hostings teacher, of our postoffice. The Christmas tings still UR,, nm undefeated. The pros- P«»aWv or lour In Boo., .nd the office of president of the Ex-' nou collecting this city s winter tax of who WBS elected to Here tn Barry county the fol- ciety 1 ----—» <M I.™ -- — - FXX1 ™lu,h b * mnnv prtt* of -U •• O’lM nol'iroUr. change dubs of Michigan while a Avery Aten, was given es- Packages sent out were greater In 1 levy, which Includes the county > m-t position In November, and had lowing schedule for increases Iras George ITprompl lormer eo«h Lrlo Bon- ‘‘ •boMon.l resident of that city. ; tax. the school tax and the amount i qualified. Mr. Carr had received been established: , A 3 per cent podal r««n‘Uon Io. wmr ol bU ■»a .id hU «» KUiMkr. loj™ SJ1" Mr. Carter had been active in clvincrease in dry beans planted: a , hua.-blM from Ann Arbor their children w“— “ to Hutinn. That ic affaire and m Masonic orders of the principal due this vear. also! bis commission as a lieutenant in 29 per cent increase in ootaloes excellent work. Mr. Aten is head reflected In larger gifts and more would mean that Hasttngs would also in the Methodist church since the intwest. on the school debt. The i the U. S. naval reserves, and will planted: a 15 per cent Increase of 1 the Industrial arte department of of them. at -a — school total ’amount to be raised this win- report January ’ *2 — • • 'at — • tn sugar beets planted: a 2 nerPour city schools. j The local sales of stamps this J o< £!~r "j™™r«o~r. ‘or lb. pu- coming to Hastings. He was a mem- 1 A short life history of Mr. Aten/°r the first 20 days of Decen •ber ■oer 01 of roe the urana Grand Rapids icapias uonsistory. Consistory,:1ter ln HBJ'llnK> I* 381371.00. None Harvard University for training. cent increase in cows and heifers i■ 'were 35J10.10. For the same pa STirSf ^l!S “’nJ!. en. rooM no. bo was a past commander of Hastings of this is for regular city expenses. U.S.O. CAROLERS kept for milk; a 3 per cent increase I :Includes the following facts: Knights Templar, was an active' A ’“^over one third is the city's uur. wiuu.. Iiuucw M »«***!'expected to tax Itself . for .SHIHnnal in liens and pullets kept for layadditional member of Glblum Council also of lfrop°rtlon of the county tax. to pav CONTRIBUTE 33535 dustrial Arts department at HasU1? 0Ter l«l for ' a story as the fellow who walked school buildings for children living the Royal Arch chapter in this city. ^tar running, «I*n»e» of Ungs High school, was born in Man- P^nod^ of^31 JOI-96. This ti The success of the US.O. Clirista mile for a camel. outside the cltv. But Ln the recon­ He retained his Blue* Lodge p. tt county. Nearly 318,007 of It mas carolers is mainly due to the ln number of chickens raised and Chester. Mich., attended the Clin-1™1 the December Chrtstm Well. I guess I'have written you A. M. membetVUp in Ba^y. He W" »*• a lot about how things are going struction period following the war efforts of Keith Lancaster, an Al-1 a is per cent increase in number ton High school, received his B S. such a building might be a project took much interest ta the Hastings: the out3lan<llll outstanding “ bond boni1 indebtedness bion college student, who originated: of turkeys raised. There will also degree from Western State Teach- I ««>« «“n * along here but I w*nt >'«» to know - of the Hastings city school district, the idea because he wanted to dor be Increases In canning crops ai- ers College, and his M. A. degree ■that no matter where you are or worthy of government aid. with W. K, Kellogg Foundation aaahtance , and a considerable payment on'the from Wayne University and the ’T*'® OatabCT what you' are doing, my thought A tuition fee that would cover tha director of the Hastings Masonic‘ principal next May. Tire entire aomething for the n»n in aervlce though no definite goals have been University of Michigan. hkh 1 Uub * and best wishes are always with cost of teaching and the mainten­ who come to Hastings tn their lets- I established as yet. uuiiciiMky ui ; school debt will be wiped out by the ure time. you. II " —'— ** — — -■* following this During the week He started teaching In 1935 at. sportsman, a member of the Barry ance costs would probably be no December tax levy of the year 1945, George Miller. Keith planned the details and or- ।announced meeting of the Town­ Hastings High school. For three ’ a (.> more than the rural districts would County Rod and Gun club and or­ and the last of the school bonds .p ganlzcd and rehearsed the group of :ship War Club Leaders, other summers he was handicraft instruc- . ganized the first soft ball league In Another year coming up and old pgy to maintain their district this city. He loved the out-of­1 wiU be paid In May. 1948. The city carolers that included Mary Ket­ meetings Will be conducted in each schools. The ’tste gives aid In trans­ government has no debts whatever. Zolly doesn't give a hang if they cham. Pauline Chandler. Marjory E. township of the county at which ma wo and for the last summer held last and that wiU continue porting pupils to and from schqpls, doors. and enjoyed deer hunting in ration everything from fish to nuts, um* nnal'inn th* V M 1A .. time information vital to the ag ­ Boyes. James Malcolm. Marjory L. the north woods. expenses up to July. 1943. when the if 1943 brings us victory and brings which would, with the tuition, m'vIn the National Bank of Hastings next city tax will be due. The city Boyes and Donna Chamberlain, lo­ ricultural war production program camp of Grand Rapids cr the expense of carrying the pu­ Oof f tthe foe Hastings postoffice postofftoe for for you all back home. If food ration­ pils to Hastings in buses. Mr. Carter enjoyed the confidence and the school board have, tn recent cal high school students, and Doro­ will be given, and facta pertaining Mr. Aten has leathercraft, art- according to available figures ing la U»e weapon that those of us thy Stanley. Cyntheal Reed. Maur­ to progress assembled. The Banner Is not urging this of the directors and stockholders, metal work, and model ship build- thia la written, will show a dec back home can control, why well plan, we are suggesting It u i pos­ and was a careful, conservative, years, been carefully and prudently een Haavind. and Stephen Hath­ Secretary ot Agriculture Claud Ing as hobbles and devotes much of about 124 per eent. Last managed.. Hastings is fortunate in Wlckard expressed the idea behind time In his home workshop. In 1934 they exceeded 399.000. A post sible means of giving superior capable offtoiaL having capable men willing to serve away. college students home for duration if it is*necessary, for your school advantages to the rural areas these meetings and activities when Surviving Mr. Carter are tha wi­ the city and the schools, and to Christmas vacation. victorious return—and-fellows that involved, without adding to the cost dow. Olive, a son Clare E. Carter of Contributions to the group to­ he said, "In this battle of feed arshlp at WMCE. manage them so well for the public would really be devotion to you and of our schools to Hastings taxpayers, Miami. Florida, where he 13 tn the good. taled 335 35 which amount has been we are not going to be- too late and without incorporating the ru­ government service. There are also Arts Union at Western and now is two and a half times that sum Hastings has much tangible prop­ turned over to the U.S.O. treasury. with too Utile I" beans. ral districts into the Hastings school tiro brothers,'John of Detroit, and erty to show for the money It has These young folks deserve con­ serving as chairman ot the Indus- 1941, and will be considerably m. Oh yes. for the first order of district, or requiring larger school Albert of Auburn. received in taxes. It would take gratulations for the financial sue! trial Arts section, number four, of than twice that amount ta 1943. business—a carton of cigarettes is dljtrict taxes than most of them are cess of their venture and also forSw ■■ tin* it * the Michigan Industrial Education “ ’ “ The funeral vu held Tuesday 1750,000 to duplicate its school on the way to you, Robert Claude now paying. KlSG 111 afternoon at 3 o’clock, at the Metho­ plant, and fully 8300.000 to replace their sincere interest and desire to1 IO V^Ueil Society. Hammond, and we hope they are dist church, under the auspices of its water supply system. Its sewers do their part in helping a worthy * * ‘ Another article described a fold­ your favorite brand. the Knighta Templar, and with his and sewage dlsoosal plant would cause. ing coffee or tea table with draw­ Here's some news we bet you fel­ pastor. Rev. I* Winston Stone, in call for an outlay o4 3250,000 at The turkey market was definitely ings and lUustratlons by Mr. Z lows didn't know about. Well, you ELDON COBB. Prop. charge of the service there. The least. Its nine miles of cement and IN WHICH THE RED CROSS remember those questionnaires you 20 miles of Black top paving, with HOME SERVICE CHAIRMAN |___ r ____ _ ♦» As Mr. Cobb Is working In defense, burial wiU be In Bay City. In fact, it nearly "went out of sight." history. filled out. when you were asked the i the curb and gutter, would cost SUBS FOR CUPID Jay Andrus, it seems, brought In name of your home town paper— petty at public auction at the farm a fine 20-pound bird for sale to a S'. that me lads is how your "Unde REVERSE ENGLISH ON have* a greater variety of "trouble local poultry dealer. 8am" acts as your publicity agent located 2 miles east of Carlton Cen­ But sometime during the tran­ BILL'S CHUCKLE ■ shooting" to do than the Red Cross because from then on we get wofd ter. or 4 miles areot of Woodland, or saction. the gobler escaped and pon­ about your accomplishments and the first place east of the Friend On Monday night last week To h*’e ,U of u,ls and lo •* prnct" I Smith, who volunteered for this Job. derously winged its way to the top men gang aft aglee.’ thieve, broke Into roe the Burdick ta- — W <«» °f —7 7, £— “L. J*?** school house. He offers a good oucirn oruse into ouraiCK is. frtr » vu both surprised and delighted of a three-story building on state . U ....... . rernrM . .... ■r...7 eltlven ran h* thnnlrful Thus spoke Robert Bums. Scot- ' ducted This week we have advance news work team, eleven head of cattle, rem HuhvUU 1115 J™ — — — • ............the store 1 Hastings and life in Hastings are to discover that her first official street. It eluded attempts at capture land's beloved poet nearly 150 years ■ goln* to Ftort Custer that dates of your furloughs from Great a boar, a quantity of hay and grain, cash. On Tuesday night by the stratagem of hopping down assignment was an entirely happy rhlle. Lakes, even before some of you knew and a good list of farm tools. In­ of Don Wright at Dowling was one. In fact, she acted as an to the rdof ol a two-story building However. BUI Smith, Delton busl- Route 3; Robert W. Raid, it yourselves. Harold Kimmel ar­ cluding a tractor. Dewey Reed Is to raided. The robbers took 31500 emissary of Cupid. It seems that next door. When the pursuers left to nessman and a nest of little mice in tings Route 4: Leonard C rives home Jan. 26 and reports back be the auctioneer and Clifford Ham­ a Barry county boy now on duty reach the new location, the big bird a desk drawer combined last week Roscoe. Nashville: GUbart 1 Feb. 4th; Paul Adcock and Edward mond clerk. Turn to the ad In this rumored that a Vermontville store thousands of miles from home flew atop the three-sfory building to prove that intervening years have Townsend. Toledo; Gordon Pierce get home Jan. 18th and re­ issue for full particulars. was entered Tuesday night The with Uncle Sam's fast-growing again. not dulled the truthfulness of Bums’ J7***and’ turn Jan. 27th. Well be glad to sheriffs force and state police are army thought of a certain young Eventually, however, the turk was qualntly-expreased philosophy. > see “you guys" and don't forget the investigating. The officers arc sat­ lady back home and with the as­ brought to bay by Chief of Police IMU. it seems, placed his ration Do^l'. u UB.O. dances every Saturday night isfied that outsiders, not local tal­ The Barry County Rationing__________ ____________ __ _ Harry Thompson who stalked it into sistance of_____ the far-flung Red__ Cross ent, rpade these raids. are for you. too. Stop in at the Board are enjoying the use of some organization lie arranged to have a borner protected by thick brick book of gas stamps tn a conveniently • U5O. room for all such Informa­ FUNERALS FOr'mr' ~ fine new tiling racks, very badly ; a bouquet of flowers delivered to parapets and then brought It down located desk drawer so he wouldn’t tion. Klwanls club members were hosts needed and making the work of her home on Christmas day. And with one well-directed shot from a I AND MRS. JOHNSON *lnd l^m', I P*ui LeRoy Rose, HaaHnwato more than twenty Hastings boys uicoc uuay peupir auuicwiiuu easier no, it was Up IO MTS. onuUl OS small caliber rifle (and when Zip The bodies of the late Mr. and and more pleasant. Stanley Stauffer writes, that ha That was his plan. gnl ^tonao Kingsbury. Hi , home service chairman to make the shoots.’ something ala-ays falls—if It should have worked, too. But it I nLu . » Mrs. Charles Johnson, former Has­ had always wanted to cross the at the Hastings Hotel Tills equipment was made possl- presentation. Whi was this ~nca ulll . i»muy so nBp happened that a family of m«x mice; on.,.* *j. • j-h„ John v v W(ighL ■ ocean and he sure saw plenty of A turkey dinner vu enjoyed by tings residents, arrived from Santa ble through the kindness of the thoughtful soldier and who the nothing ejse. at least the bullet). I „ In this manner, the "fast rising" Bbo for | water before he reached Africa. He the members and their young guests. Ana, Cal., Sunday night and a pri­ Grand Rapids Bookcase Co., who lady? Well, there's no secret in­ local also LTr/L!./. loon. took B aa llklng nxing liking lor for that roai that selfsame sensamc selfsame *a*. George — ro.., turkey market was restored to aiso L, .1Y™* ’ .9.*?^ vate funeral service was held Mondrawer. Looking for suitable mater- I ’ Mich.; William feels fine and says the people over After the dinner there were gifts donated the material, and Geo. valved, of course, but far be it normal again. there arc about 100 years behind us for the youngsters, and Philo Shel­ Aten and the wood working class at I from the editor of this paper to ><■5 iu uuimc u wnim um, iui uurtts Jackson; Bernard cia and Mrs. Aben E. Johnson, ti>e the high school, who constructed ib I cause either of the principals In In their farming methods, travel and don showed movies. pecllve offspring, mama mouse (or -Whitmore. Nashville. Route clothing. Maybe so. "Stan" but if The rationing board has no funds this little drama any embarrassmaybe papa. If he could be per-1 Kenneth Edward Beckwith. ! Harrison Dodds was chairman of Rev. S. Conger Hathaway officiat­ ing. Interment was made in Riv­ wlth which to buy needed equipment ment through publicity which may you could see the hats the gals are the program. suaded to do that much work । tings; Harold Charles erside cemetery. and they greatly appreciate this * not be wanted wearing this year—well, we wonder! around the house) spied BlU's book Battle Creek. ‘ kindness on the part of the donors. I Stan's birthday is January 22nd of stamps. d Nice, soft material for a neat Un- ! . inn ary HAH iNtr and his address Is The annual meeting of the Barry Wausa. Nebr., Dell Johnson and PPC Stanley A- Stauffer. 36154255 County Farm Bureau will be held Ing right at Land! Boy what » ,HOOKS ON SOUTH I The January meeting of the Hos­ his daughter from Omaha. Nebr.. Btry K, 08th C. A. (A.A.) ' In the dining room of the Metho­ t)rralt! tings Brotherhood will be held Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson of ; The Hastings Public So, the mouse family went to work J Available considerable i A-P.O. 888. c/o Postmaster dist church in Hastings on WedMonday evening, January 18. Rev. Indianapolis, Ind . and Mrs. Erik Inesday. Jan. 13. The meeting will and built a cosy little snuggery in E. H. Babbitt, of Grand Rapids, I begin promptly at noon with a pot­ the corner of Bill's desk drawer. now district superintendent and i the funeral. luck dinner. Mr. Longnecker of the Another who writes from Africa a former pastor here, will give Everything went serenely until Bill State Selective Service Board has to Max Freeman, "Everything is O. the address. It will be a pleasure NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF for the members to greet And to HASTINGS AND VICINITY > been secured as the speaker for the opened the drawer. Then you can interest tn this section K. with me. Hope to get some mall hear Rev. Babbitt. ' Imagine what happened. Once again the Banner is spon-' Furniture Store. High Chair: A. J. occasion. Due to.New Year's Day failing on soon. Thinking of you all.** Max’s The mice soon found themselves Two directors al large to fill address is the first Friday In January, tiw So­ soring a contest to see who the first Larsen. High Chair Pad; Carveth ANNUAL MEETING and Stebbins. Baby Set; Reed's vacancies caused by the expiration without a home and Bill found hlmcial Security Board representative Baby of 1943 will be. Cpi. Max Freeman. 18011123 ' Drug Store. 32.00 Certificate for of the terms of Mrs. Claude Hoff­ Annual meeting of Stockholders from Grand Rapids wiU be at the Co. D.. 16th Inf. This youngster will receive a fine baby merchandise; J. C. Penney Co . man and Elmer Bush; a director least with a badly depleted supply. of Prairieville Tele. Co. will be Hastings post office on the second AMI. No. 3. recently drawn Friday. January 8. from 12:00 to assortment of gifts from Hastings Crib Blanket; C. B. Hodges Jeweler, from the northwest quarter of the ' Camp Pickett. Va. P. M. for the election of Directors merchants and business men. Any ----Baby - — Ring; .w. .Food Center. ----------12 canscounty to fill vacancy of Earl Kerand any other business which may wishing Information pertaining to baby bom in Barry County after Baby Food and 12 cans Condensed i meen. expiring director; and one place our money on Bill. Now for addresses the space will legally come before the meeting. 12 la o uviui.1. ’ clock midnight. nuuuism. December Dticuiuci 31, ji , Is » , tuu*. nuw* riumo. O uvuquev ui uiv .u iui Milk; Wilcox Florist, a Bouquet of • for the northeast quarter to fill old-age and survivors insurance. allow. Henry M. Rogers. Secretary. eligible to enter and the one bom! flowers for the Mother; Banghartj vacancy of Carl Brodbeck. expiring the local rationing beard U sending first wiU be declared the winner. • Bakery, a cake: Montgomery Ward director, will be elected. It la also the nest to Washington to attempt Only children bom to parents Hv- and Co.. Safety Gate; Hastings Cut ■ customary st.the annual meeting to an adjustment. 6th Division NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING r^ntmlv are tr* atlalbAa Rat* Rhn* nalr nf Ing In in TUm Barry County eligible. Rate Shoe fttnr* Store, pair of ihaM' shoes: T?av Tay-— . *l**t elect delaaatea delegates tnr for th* the XTIrhlaan Michigan The first meeting or the Cham- Ina* The following prises are being of­ tor's Shoe Store. Combination set' State Farm ~ Bureau annual meeting ling at a radio report telling about The regular annual meeting of San Francisco, California stockholders of the Has an Eastern filling station proprietor held at Odd Fellows hall Monday fered: LyBarkers Drug Store, a baby Lewis gradusud from Hastings The Banner, 83.00; Highlands Dairy, Leon Young, manager of the Has­ who found that mice had devoured will have charge. Reports riage set; The Value Store. Robe a Quart of Milk for 30 days, Ben tings Services, will be tn charge of his gas ticke ta. (Continued on pegs 4. toe. 1) special prises. and Bootle combination; W. A. Roth. Franklin Store, a swaaler. J„ , ONE YEAR CLOSER TO VICTORY Happy Nefc Year from your Home Newspaper SUDDEN PASSING OF WARREN E. CARTER and may this new year of 1943 be one of purpose and courage and progress for us al! a year that will help us lead the world to peace and Freedom and bring to this, our land, a triumphant Victory! 111891 GOALS FOR COUNTY TO COLLECT CITY'S WINTER TAX N«°r15 LARGEST holiday 27 Names New Eaton , Proiecutor JufUbeTX^im Chief of Police Colled Local "Turkey Mkt." AUCTION SALES Thieve* Raid Dowling And Nashville Stores Rationing Board Appreciate! New Filing Racks Kiwanit Club Hast To 20 Local Boys ANNUAL FARM BUREAU MEETING The Banner’s Eighth Annual Baby Contest TWENTY SELECTEES Js PASS EXAMINATION �THE HASTINGS BANNER, THUMDAY, DKCEMBEB 31, 1H1 ' vacation with thoir parents. Mr. and gifts and greeting cards. Their GREGORY Mra. Roy Built and Mr. and Mra ' friends wish them many more years Christmas day guul* of Mr. and Steve Cooley. i of happy wadded lift. Mrs. Blmer Bush and family were . • Mr. and Mra. David Irwin enter-' Hoapital Guild No. u will meet Mr. and Mm. Fred Bush and family Mr. and Mrs. Don Heater have talned Mr. and Mra. Alfred Munjoy tor deaaert-bridgs at l:w Tuesday, HENDEBMHOTT of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Roy moved from N. Broadway to their nnd Mr. and Mn. Richard Munjoy J»n- »• «t the home of Mn. Glenn We are sorry we didn't get our Bush and family ot Hastings, Mr. newly purchased home on W. Grand of aouth of Harting* ChrizUnaa day. > Kahler, 830 a Parte St. A food sale and Mm. Lawrence Allerdlng of About 20 families were found in j a,M’ heldBL . and------------------------Theodore Bush--------and The Henderahott school teacher Route —— 2. --------Jhta city who aiiould receive Chriil- j -----------Mm. Fanny Smith. 1300 8. Han- •ma* basket*. Some of the famUies! Townrend Club No. 3 will meet ha* been on the sick list the part' daughter. Eugenia, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones and ■ Jau- I al 8 o'clock p' m’ Wa^nt week so the school didn't have a Johnron ot of H*»Ha*!j family and John Johnson H^miJ^raiUne m ; four chUdr*n The Junior Cham-1 business and installation of officers, Chriatmaa party. • *.._~4*te —A The pupiia at McOmber iiad their • ‘inga apent Ohrtrtmas with Mr. and home Monday morning falling h t>er of Commerce distributed the 8r, and ChrtitmM party o«i Wedneday night Mr*. John *-v“ Johnson. -----------—' Lor ’ —­ such a way as to break her right. Tuesday evening. Guild 10 will meet with wrist Rhe vai taken tn Pennnck ■ _____ - - *“ule I Mr*, mare aacn.ee ai iju h Han-1 "J4. P"1 • ,nna program. Their etta of near Prairieville. Shirley over on Thursday. Jan. 7th. Mn.'directton^of’Mrs^Rotot ^tawtow Ann remained to spend her vaca­ tion *nnur H*,„ „4 Herten Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slocum and We could »ay "orchids to you" but that's too up to family were Christmas day guest* Mrs W. A. SchaderUUl with the welfare. Hastings . of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrjck Slocum influenza. i Elaine Winslow, Hastlngi .. ai 1 GLASS CREEK date. Whot we really mean is thanks for your patron­ * Word has been received that Pvt Rolx.rt C. Andcrsoh. Hastings .19 | Mr. and Mn. Prod Otis. Ray and bert Brill’s Wednesday night and and family. Mr. and Mrs. Burre! Phillips en­ Robert Munjoy has arrived safely Helen B. Dugan. Hastings .. -19 Robert, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Enray. attended the McOmber Christmas age, and may 1943 be a year of Victory and Happitertained Mr. and Mrs. Jay Snyder. in •" Africa. (Vernon J. Engle. U. 8. Army.. -91 Miss Joan and Miss Genevieve were party. Mr. and Mn. Robert Phillips and Don Hosmer and family of Char­ Catharine P Osborne, City.. Mr. and Mn. Ernie Matteson en ­ --,— - • —rr—' -rr”—-« Sunday dinner guests in the Harry Mary Ellen of Harting*. Miss Susie lotte spent ChrUtmxs with his W.UMkT A Iranad., I nunn hom. *> In 1*1 w*un«i «vuu<«cav RutUnd. nuu»na, tertained their children and their PhlUipe. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe mother, Mrs. Eleanor Stridden. Audra M. Densmore. Hastings. .23 i pv, Alohetw' as -------Dunn of Camp ~ Barry, families on Chris Unas day. Konleczny and Kenneth for ChristFloy Moored and family ot Cale­ John E. Blanchard. Doster ....... 33 I calif ni t' theyhonor gucat. donia were Christmas day guests of Roberta W. Miller. Doster ...... 33 j Mr. and M^.-oUde’T^ Patty with Mr. and Mm. Ted O'Laughlin, Mrs. Thelma Cousins of Kalama hLs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harlow spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. attended the Christmas gathering soo and Loren Pierce of Hastings Moored. at the home of Leon Moon tn Dow- were Christmas day guests of their Oldest Demertlc Deg । Merritt Oates at Holt. MOBIL PRODUCTS — DISTRIBUTOR Mr. and Mn Clifford AUerdlng Carvings In Egyptian tombs sup­ i Visitor* tn the Forrest Havens ling. z •' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pierce. 297 E. STATE ST. BASTINGS PHONE 1554 entertained a family gathering at port the theory that the Saluki or I home during Christmas 'and the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brill and Miss Clara Bush of W. M. C. E. their Home on Eiut State Road Persian gazelle hound is the oldest ! weekend were Mr. and Mm. Gordon Christmas day. ' Havens. Mr. and Mrs Rex Tate of guests at Percy Dlmonds, in Haa- lah Bush. known domestic dog. Mr. and Mrs. Voile Benner entertings. ■ Ypsilanti, Mr. and Mn. Robert McMr. and Mrs Dewayne Greentalned a number of relatives Christ­ Olocklin and family and Mr. andI Dr. and Mrs. Glen Gunn and son field entertained the Greenfield Nichelaa 11 Syutkrllc Gas Clethea Around Man’r Neck mas day at their home on North , John of Hastings. of Kalamazoo spent Chrisunas with family Christmas day. Nicholas II. last czar of Russia. I Mrs.----------Havens - ----------Germans have synthetic gasoline A mnn wears al least six layers Hanover St. Mr. and Mm. Chas. Whittemore, Whittemore., A. O. Cla'rk and family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Henion and was a member of the Romanoff 1 Mr In tablet forms, according to cable 1 nf clothes around his neck: Collar Miss Clara Bush and Miss Imo­ dynasty, which ruled Ruzsla from [Mr- “nd ^reMr. and Mrs. Chas. Hendershott Mr. and Mm. Vem Haywood were Whittemore reports. When mixed with water has at least four thicknesses; tie gene Cooley of W. M. C. E. Kala­ tats to 1017 Ian<1 ughler* attended the family ।entertained their daughters and Christmas eve guests at the home these tablets produce auto fuel . mazoo. arc spending picir Christmas it least two. Christmas dinner at the Fred Bcch- families with Geo. McCulla ot Has­ of Mr and Mrs. Cleo Haywood of Dowling. tel home In Hastings last Friday. tings for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. George Clary. Mrs. Others attending were Mr. and Mn. Mr*. Ted O'Laughlln was in Has­ Lowell Whittemore and children of 1tings Saturday to attend the wed­ Grace Benham and Beatrice of Has­ Delton. Mm. Gena Brown and chil- 1ding of Miss Patty Osborne and tings and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bai­ lie of Welcome Corners were SunVernon Engie. । dren of Hickory Corners and Mr. ■ day dinner guests nt the home of . | and Mrs Robert Shricker and chil-1। The wedding of MLss Virginia ■■ tooKj"*-' took I Mr. and Mrs.' Glenn Ingram. 'Morgan ana and vunton Clinton tsnn Brill dren of Richland 'Morgan Mr. and Mm Forrest Havens I P,ace Monday evening Dec. 14,1 Mr. and Mm. Tunis Henion and Babbitt in ,three ch,J£?1 w h*ulkeg0’’' spent Christmas Eve with the Robt |at lhe home of Rrv McGIockllns in Hastings Grand Rapids They spent the week and Mm. R»ter Weinburg and Wm. Mr and Mrs RusmU Whlttrmnre Ion a ahort honeymoon and the I Henion of Inkster were Christmas .and daughters spent Christmas Eve i I groom Brooklyn W day 8gu«U of Mr. and Mrs Donald 8room left left for for hi. boat *»•< tn ,n Brooklyn ue mfwS^Sl.cS»S£,!« '."*»?■ •« Ion Bunday. The friends at Bender- .Henion. shott and McOmber had a shower i Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tift and family Mr. and Mm. Clyde Warren had for the newly-weds ori Saturday of Rutland called on Mr. and Mrs. —- Christmas as *^>*« •*■*•■***> guests BUKA1A Phil *11*1 Warren waiicil । night at the home of hl. parents. Netaon Jone. Bunday evening. inignt tne noma his parents, .‘’row. j and Haul and Jack------Ken-­ Mr and nnrf Mrs. Mm Vem Vom Havwood Wivu-nod - daughter —-----------------------• -----------------*—, Mr. Lansing. and Mr. and Mrs. Mn I WEST HOPE nedy of Lansing, 1 were Sunday dinner guesU of Mr. Russell ThomUm and sons of Char- : Pvt. Theodore Hayward and wife and Mrs. Arthur Haywood of Hes' lol‘cI are visiting the home folks this Ungs. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Whittemore of week, having a ten day furlough ' Mrs. Arthur Smith and Mrs. Hal। Delton were visitors at Chas. Whit- from Oamp Robinson. Ark. tie Smith of Middleville and Mr. j temore's one day last week. j Mrs. Alice Collins ta spending the and Mm. Harold TenEyck and famI Mr. ... and —J Mrs. Clyde ... -----------.1-------u— her .—,u* r_ |)y of Hastings were Sunday evening Warren re- holiday vacation with brother, ---------------------------,--------- w ceived word that their son Phillip Irwin Jones and family, of Oales- ‘ callers at the home of Mr. and Mn I who Is in the Navy, is now in Port- burg. Glenn Inaram. Ingram. I lapd, <Ore. | Mr. and Mrs. Jra Osgoot! and I Dolores and David McOlocklln children spent Christmas with Mr. HICKORY CORNERS Keneth Litts is home from Comp are spending the week with their. and Mr*. Penis Brown and Isabel, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Mr. and Mrs Ray Bames. and Forest. Tenn., for a few days' visit Havens. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Hayward visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Bert ... Economy must be ybur watchword for '43—and an economical Now Year begins Miss Joan Erway ta spending her Mrs. Metta Bames of Augusta Litts, Mr. and Mm. Howard Johnson vacation at hej; home here. Tuesday, also called on Mr. and with a shopping trip to FOOD CENTER for the foods for the feast and the snacks Mr. and Mrs. Ray Erway had as Mr» Everette McCallum and Mrs. attended a family gathering Sat­ for the party. Nor are your savings just a "flash in the pan”. We've streamlined Christmas guests. Mr. and Mn. ‘O. Martha Replogle at Hickory Cor- urday at the home of her parents, nets.- We are glad to report that Mr. and Mm Will Havens of Rut­ Scott and baby of Lansing, Mr. and nere our merchandising—eliminated unnecessary frills and cut profits to the bone—in Mr*. Louie Erway and Norman. Ray Mn>' R«P>o«>e‘h*1 ‘wo chll- land. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were guests Mr. ------and -----Mrs. order to bring you the best for less throughout the coming year. Mr. “ and Mm.- Hutort Hubert pel Pel--------------- ,— _ —of — OUs and Loraine and Harold. Lyle ’dren ,r'n of Mr nd Mra - Chrtatma* sons Oiis and family of Kalamazoo. Mr 1tengill. who have been seriously ill. George Warren and sons. are all on the gain. ||'' Rev. and Mrs. Wagley's ChristDuring the winter months we will close at 9:00 P. M. on Saturdays. and Mr*. Harry Dunn and family 1 The Rev.- and Mrs. Isaac Osgood mas guesU were, their son. Vance of southwest Rutland nnd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis and Robert local. 1and children ot Woodland spent Waglcy. and their son-in-law and Hodg*on. Christmas and stayed over for Sat- daughter, Mr. and Mr*. ••*-* meU^he“^^nm^?Tt --------------- , x^d d^ghto^ Unring^The thell maSwe^it t£’ Ur and Mra A,n‘ond We,*r °r aron^hlldren remained for * 11 Tta-Y 2E.lDe‘ro“ camc m«hl ,or th. YWL ' 22., They received some very nice ;j wec jt en d. I Mrs. Wagley will entertidh weekend. Mrs. Waglcy will cnterthiii IH8 IHfc Beef Kettle a. I Abe Hayward and Mr. and Mrs. | w. S. C. 8. at the parsonage Friday Teddy Hayward visited Mr and Mrs afternoon. Jan.'8. Pot luck supper _ *.__, tli_ ____ ___ • -___ Tommy Hayward ot Northwest Has-. < at. o o'clock. Everyone welcome, tings Wednesday. j Mason Utts, who Is stationed al Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner are Camp White. Oregon, has been HEARTY COOPERATION entertaining Saturday with a din-1 seriously 111. The latest report ta Grade No. I ner for their children. Mr. and Mm. | that he ta Improving. Pork Lance Warner and children ot | Mrs Walter Baird and children lb. Parchment. Mr. and Mrs. Hollta of Midland Park. Gull lake, have Warner and children of Battle: been quite sick. Mrs. Baird and Creek, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold one of the children were at Leila pint Schuster and daughter of Richland, i hospital. Battle creek, a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Springer . They are improving. Mr. Baird ta and family spent Christmas with ’ now on the sick list. These fine his brother. Clark and family at young people have the sympathy B. j. CRYAN lb. I of their many friends who are Bowens Mills. "Your Ins. Mon" Remember the Aid at Albert War- ’ wishing for the family a speedy ners Wednesday Jan. 6. recovery. . Mrs. Ida Tungate ot Midland lb. Park, Gull lake, ta spending the I winter with her son-in-law and daughter. MrKand Mrs. Uoyd Bak­ er and family of Kalamazoo. 1 ' Lewis Williams of Camp Forest. ! Tenn, visited his fallier. Vere Hasting*. Mich. Telephone* 2244-2557 (Williams, and sister Hilda, from .Tuesday until Sunday nlghb. *. SPECIAL NEW.YEARS EVE SHOW AT STRAND 02824129 LOCAL NEWS HAPPY NEW YEAR MARRIAGE LICENSES M«KEE SERVICE OIL SALES Start the JgF'W NEW year HI S I RIGHT BRING US YOUR SALVAGE FAT! ROASTS 3Oc PORK LOIN — »* 33c SAUSAGE OYSTERS -* 42c SALMON 39c SPARE RIBS 27c Freeport ** Al BUTTER 50c For Your Most Policy Holders HAPPY NEW YEAR TRAND TH I:AT 12 Krafts Cheese ' lb. pkg. 22c Kautauna Hickory Smoked Cheese. 33c Kruft* Cheese_________ 21b. loaf 65c SODA CRACKERS 1 lb. box______ 17c Oysfer Crackers, 1 lb. box______ 17c Candles 10 in., 2 for __________ 14c Jumbo Peanut*______________ lb. 25c Swiff Pork Feet Stuffed Olives Del Monte Mixed Rickies Hormeli Tongue Del Monte Coffee Cockfail Crockers .. jar 29c each 21c .jar 25c can 33c con 49c . lb. 33c ...box 29c r C [ B § Ba*U Rathbone and Nigel Brace in SHERLOCK HOLMES AND VOICE OF TERROR" And Short Subject*. Regular Price*. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 and 2 Matinee New Years Day. Bargain matinee Friday 3:00 to 5:00 The Jivin Jacks and Jills, Dan Dailey. Jr, Waller Catlett. Mullers Supreme BREAD peck U. S. NO. 1 POTATOES 39c 3 lb*. 23‘ SWEETPOTATOES 10 lbs. 45c IDAHO POTATOESNEW CARROTS 2 bunches 21' lbs. 4' CABBAGE hard heads FLORIDA ORANGES 8 »>i. bag 55c HEAD LETTUCE fee. head* each 17' GRAPEFRUIT texas seedless 5 for 19c FODD^C ENTER Ml* ■*M*1M*I*»7 “ -----Uy. Bonnet* Bromley was hang DUBFEE Our school closed with a very good program. ChrtaUna.i tree, and »hower for Mr. and Mra Kenneth Ritchie Wednesday evening. The children will enjoy a week* vaca­ tion. Mr. and Mn. Henry D Davis and daughter Winifred spent Christmas with Mn. Jennie Gor­ don In Hastings. Mr. and Mra. Her­ bert Davis of Grand Rapids were guest* also. _ Christmas guests of the following were: Mr. and Mrs. George Baulch and family of Hastings. Mary Baulch of Battle Creek at U>e Ham­ mond and Bateman home Mr. and Mrs Harry William* and famllv of Lansing and Mr. and Mra- John Moore of Striker district with Mr. and Mn. J. W. Moore Mr, and Mn. Garold Erb and Mr. and Mn Guv Erb of Grand Rapid* with Mr. and Mra. Homor Hammond and mother. Mr. and Mra. Our Erb re­ mained for an extended visit. Mr. and Mra. Heber Foster and ,i family iamuy with W1U1 Mr. m,_ and BUO Mrs. Floyd r.„,„ El— -juton at Nashville. Mr. and Mm. Edward Rice, daughter Veta and Cuey wHll Mr. ud Mrs. Sam KcIlar near Orangeville. Mr. and ;Mr> claud Hunl entertained their | children and - families. • ----Rev. and Mm. H. R Pfeiffer moved to Hastings Thursday where Ute former can be near to the doc­ tor as lils health la very poor. CLOVERDALE Mr. and Mrs. Olin Brown and daughter of Plainwell spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ thur Johncock. Mr. nnd Mrs. Welton Brooks and Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter Lewis and family spent Christ­ mas with Mr. and Mrs. John Chand­ ler of Hastings. ' . Mrs. Lee Meade and children of Big Rapids spent several days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeGolla. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Monica and sons spent Christmas with Mr. and Mm. Lyman Wilkinson of Prairie­ ville. Mrs. Martha Chamberlain and Mrs Emma Dickerson entertained for Christmas Mr. and Mm. William Butler ot Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Chilson and Howard of Niles Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Milla and Joan and Mr. and Mrs. Garland Chilson of South Bend, Indiana and Jnmci Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DcGolU entertained Sunday for dinner Mr. and Mrs. Emory Apsey of Shulls and Mrs. I-eo Meade and children of Big Rapid*. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gibson and Gerald and Mrs Florence Mason and Mis* Ruth Hom spent Christ­ man with Mr. and Mrs. Coniellls Cappon of Stewart Comer*. Mr. and Mra George Kahler spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs Merle Kahler and son of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eckler and Sandra spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gibson. Sympathy Is extended to Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram in the loss of their darling baby. Mr. and Mrs. Bam Gelb and Glennice spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed ot Rich­ land. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McNutt spent Christmas in Otsego with Mr. and Mrs. Myron McNutt. Mr. and Mm. Harold Minor of Plainwell spent Friday with Mr. and Mm. Russel Hart and family. Mr. and Mm. Richard .Engle and sons spent Christmas with his par­ ents. Mr. and Mm. Engle of Irvtng. Mr. and Mm. Frank Humeston spent Christmas with Mr. and Mn. Warren Corwin of Kalamazoo. Mias. Mildred Watson of Kalama­ zoo spent Friday with her mother Mr... Mac Watson. Richard Fennels of Detroit and Norman Penncl* of Kalamazoo spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. ; leans for two weeks' to visit her Edward Penne!*. : son. Lawrence Boves, who is staMr. and Mm. Wellington Monica I Honed al Gulf Port. of Bedford called on his father, I Mr. and Mrs. C. it. Snyder were ,Charles Monica. Thursday. Christmas guesU of Mrs. Snyder's sister and family, the Cutlers of Flrat of Legion Battle Creek. . ' First casualty of the A.E.F. in the Harold Asplnall. who went Icy Fort Custer recently. lias been first World war was First Lieut, Louis J. Genella. who suffered a moved to a camp in Wisconsin. shell on July -14.. 1817.- while Ml* Sugar! OU4***1* of UI Kalamazoo **.l*UI.^AI spent »pi***fc — — wound ---- -----------I Mm. from Thursday till Saturday with serving on the British front. "GIVE OUT SISTERS" SUNDAY end MONDAY, JANUARY 3 end 4 Robert Young and Larralne Day JOURNEY FOR MARGARET" Bargain matinee Sunday 1:00 to 3:00. TUES.. WED.. THURS.^ FJU.. JANUARY 5. 6. 7, 8 Bob Hope. Bing Crosby and Derethy Lam our THE ROAD TO MOROCCO Barry theatiiw? Hastings, Mich.. Phones 2247-2282 JEl WE'VE RESOLVED FRIDAY and SATURDAY. JANUARY 1 end 2 The thrill picture* ot the year — Double Feature TO carry on our faithful service THE MUMMY'S TOMB in your behalf. The entire organ­ ‘NIGHT MONSTER ization joins in this pledge and in extending their wishes for your SUNDAY and MONDAY. JANUARY 3 and 4 Ro« Regers, Smiley Barnette and Gabby Hayes In HEART OF THE GOLDEN WEST health and happiness in 1943. Bargain matinee Bunday 3:80 to 5:00. UM t. STATS ST-. HASTING*. MICH. THE BIST FOR LESS N. MAIN ST.. NASHVILLE, MICH. TUB.. WEP. and THUM.. JANUARY 5. « and 7 FARM BUREAU SERVICE MANILA CALLING HASTINGS �■nrt Hurt* 6 6 Wmt mow* h. »tu DEATH OF LITTLE » PASSING OF FORMER EDWARD J. INGRAM LOCAL RESIDENT Edward Jordan Ingram, son of Many Hasting* friend* will re­ Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram, was member Mr. and Mr*. Prank Collin* WARRANTY DEEDS State of Michigan to Royce A. bom in Hastings. Sept. 25. 1M2 and Due to the Holiday*, the weekly who lived here for a long lime, Mr. bowling schedule I* confined to Collin* serving as a city employee 9, Supr'a Plat. Sunset Pointe. I hospital, death being due to pneuTuesday and Wednesday night* In Universal Garage Co. to May- monU. Surviving, besides the parthe mens league*. The Piston Ring. Mr*. Collins paxsed away on Wed­ lhe grandparent*. Mr and Service, and Recreation Leagues nesday evening. Dec. 18 al her home nard Moynahan and* wtf*. lot 17. mU. Bl. 13. Kenfield's Second Add, Has- J Mn. Edward Monica and Mr*. Dora Terror stalks Die countryside and ; in Lansing following a stroke from tings city Jordan, also several aunt* and tixe elm-bordered streets of a peace­ which she did net regain consciousnobm w. ICUh .1 .1 u Wlllum '"J"’1 >»“ “ “» ful town In New England. U»e plot I have meetings. concerns an old Egyptian curse! LMlr, .nd ol k» 11. if*""1.?!1*’ “ In the Piston Ring League, Of­ Shor. Atm. Johnxlown Twp. M- al *:>0 p- M ■ ,l— **•*Win- which pursues the invaders of a j fice No.l blanked the Grinder*. 40 urrrd tomb. a n.ir.w wii. to *ton Slone officiating. Interment in sacred Charles 8. Baker and wife Surviving are two son., George of Office No. 2 , and Shippers blanked William P. Hewitt and wife. 80 Ac. j .. Beta Lugoal, Lionel Atwlll, . i “ rMper *hos* name “ "Night Monster" Machine*. Forrest Bennett lad the Grand Rapid* and Prank of Maaaa- Sec. 33. Thomapple Twp MIUKIU, one chiuetU; WIT uau*iucr. daughter, Mra aeie. ucvu Leon •• scaring with 182-184-168-532. - - ~ ’le j wl^h hlt nick)* keen> Dealing with a serie* of grue­ Hopkins of near Flint and several ! John Andrews• -to Clnro Belle In the Service League. Coast .....j.lua !1 Power*, lot 51. O. A. Phillip'* Add., i .... Power* Ini KI A A Ptilltln'a Artrt grandchildren. Mr. Collins preceded He reaps the bearded grain at a some murders and a strange assem­ Guard* No. 1, won two game* from Nashville village. bly of suspects. 1 hrr In death severaiyears ago. breath Klwanls No. 2. Rotary No. L. took Emma P. Oleten to Earl A. GleaAnd the flowers that grow brthe odd game from Const Guard NO. fon and wife. par. Secs. 6 and 7.1 , tween: 2. and Klwanls No. 1 blanked Rotary OBITUARY OF Prairieville Twp. . "Shall 1 have nought that Is fair? ’ ’ JAMES HARDING No. 2. L. L. Borge of Coast Guard George Barry- to Russel) Kantner . saith he; This film finds Hope andxBing James William Harding, son ol and wife, lot 2. Bl. 3, Lincoln Park |1 No. 1 was high scorer with 142-183­ John and Katharine steenard Hard- ‘ Add, Hastings city. ” * ”*** I nought but the bearded shipwrecked on the iiwres of Moi209-544. occo. and their adventures start. Mr«. Barbara Allison to Gerald A. I . . . „ Tn tixe Recreation League. Izon- Ing. was bom Wednesday. June 2. • arils won two name* from the lead­ 1869, and departed this life Tues- . Dunn and wife, 40 Ac. Sec. 35. Though the breath of these flowers I , , *w®el me’,, . , ing Hastings Ice and Fuels; Mid­ day. Dec. 22, aged 73 years, 6 months Johrutown Twp. Roy Rogers makes box-office his- ' I Mr». Lillian Battling et a) to War- ] 1 *'UI ®‘vc Uwm ,u b®clt “8aln dleville took a pair of games from and twenty day*. tory at the Madison Square Garden ' He was a resident of Hasting* for ren E Carter and wife, lot 783. HasPerks Tavern, and Piston Rings Rodeo and demonstrates his tre_____ i He gazed at the flowers with tear.. blanked Bliss. Hubert Cook scored many years. He U survived by a! mendou* Big-City following. i Frank Asplnnll and wife to Stuart ,ul *> -es best in the play with 204-208-169- daughter. Mrs. Mamie DavUon of I Fran“ Ar~ Clement and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 2O. He kU*ed their drooping leave*--. Don Dailey, Jr, Grace McDonald Battle Creek; a son, Delbert Hard- ' in "Give Out. Ktatet*" ' Ing of Hastings; a brother. John Carlton Twp. with the Andrew* Sisters He bound them into sheavea. WOMENS BOWLING LEAGUE. Quit Claim Deeds Harding of Hastings; and a circle of Three branches of swing, vocal Doris Taliaferro regained her for­ Esther R. Mansfield to Jean E "My Lord hath need of these flow­ more distant reUUves and friends. . er* gay.” instrumental and acrobatic, are said Perkins, N'i lota 1291. 1292 and 1293 mer stride and cracked the pins for a 517 serie* to help Leonard* win a Hastings city .and par. Rutland The reaper said, and untied; to be expertly combined with ro­ , noir of game* and at the same time SOUTH SHULTZ "Dear tokens of the earth are they. mance and comedy. Lester Sonneviiie and family lead the evening’s individual play. Jean E Perkins to Walter L. Where He was once a child.’’ Alvira Ros* of Piston Rings and •pent Friday evening with ills Mansfield and wife, N'i lota 1291, Jane Daniels of Bonnet and Gown brothers and sisters in Battle Creek. 1292 and 1293. Hastings city and “They all shall bloom to fields of par. Rutland Twp. staged a race for second place with , ...... .... ... — light. Mr*. Rom taking the runner-up urday nl|ht and vu not* able to John Wheeler to Rode Wheeler, Transplanted by my care: lot 8. Bl. 8. A. W. Phillips Add. And saint* upon their garment* position by two pins. Their retpecrelurn io to work to Hastings, reiurn wora in tive scores were 48! and 470. 1I ----• — • • -------• ■ • Nashville village. white Minnie Wurm had many friend* i^onardi won two varne* froi” in this place who regret her passThese sacred blossom* wear." [ Bell Telephone Co.; Trio Cafe ht.d tog. She was always ready to help PASSING OF MRS. And the mother gave in tear* and n one rarne edge over State Insul ­ EMMA E. NORTON pain . ’ any one in need and was loved by ation. Piston Ring Office won two Mrs. Emma Ella Norton, aged 73. Tixe flowers she most did love; from Orphans; Piston Ring Shop Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hom enter­ died at the home of her son. Har­ She knew she would find them all took a pair of game* front Banner; again tained for Christmas Mr. and Mrs. old Norton, to Carlton Twp. on Bonnet and Gown won the odd Thursday. Dec. 24. Surviving are In the fields of light above. game from BUm, and Portia* Jerry O’Connor and Delore* of four son*. Roy. Harold and Loren . " . Kalamazoo. blanked Strand. c „ TOl I Norman Johncocks of Cloverdale of HA.UW .nd Ojud or H.r™u,' o The ten best scores: Ol.: four doufhon. ,n. Mtn-; t,,. th>1 - visited Robert Kenyon Thursday. D. Taliaferro '182-151-184-517 ~ .1. and Mn >~hn Belson of «... gle Mrs. John Has- 1 Mr. and Mr*. Lester Sonneviiie 169-154-158-481 tings. Mi*. John Krusell of Battle ; earth J. Daniel* 132-HY1-157-479 and Ixxma were dinner guests of Creek and Mrs. Minnie Hinkley of • And took the flowers away. 157-171-127-455 E. Pavne Wayland; twenty-two grandchildren I —Longfellow. 134-140-171-454 lings Saturday and they were all and eight great-grandchildren. The | F O'Donnell __________ A. Hubbard 130-138-172-445 at the bus station to see Dale and funeral wn* held at the Leonard death OF MRS B. Braendle 138-132-175-445 the other soldier boy* go into serv- funeral home on Saturday at two Ey. y TROUTWINE 147-173-125-445 P. Junpstrom o'clock, the Rev. L. Winston Stone „ , Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kenyon and officlatlne. Interment in the Irv132- 185-130-438 D. Kinney Eva v- Troutaine. aged 83. 133- 158-148-420 Mina B. Eckhart Kenyon entertained for Ing cemetery. passed away at the home of her1 I Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Harry , i> [ daughter. Mr*. James Tyler, of I NORTH HOPE mucun ui zxauunaMW, mr. aou 1 Mlsener of Kalamazoo, Mr. and PREDICTS 135,000,000 SURPLUS Woodlsnd on Christmas day. hav- j Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Kelley of sUlhr*U and Donald Auditor General Brown predict* ing been In poor health for some Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Kenyon of Baal* creek. Mr. and that the state of Michigan will have time. She formerly resided to the Cota of Hastings spent ChrUuna* Mrs RonM!d Kenyon and Dick and a surplus of 835.000.000 by June 30 , Martin district to Castleton Twp. with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wxxrxn and Jack of Nalhvine. Mr. and Mr. next, which will end the state's fis- | Surviving beside* the daughter, Mrs Donald Manning and Sharon Jane cal year. He expressed the hope Tyler, are four sons, Bert and Claud j Robert and Haiold Pranshka and Mr nnd Mrj, Dlle Lar,^ of that the legislature would not pass of Hastings, Prank of Loretta. Pa, I •pent the wwkend with their grand oordon Kenyon of Ha.- measures .u — would .u — kfjjjdjcvme The funer. i that use up .u._ this and Carj parenta. Mr. ahd Mr*. Lewi* Pergu- Ung. and Mr. and Mn. Lester Son- large balance, but would keen it as Bt P* i°n' ». । ut nevllle, local. a reserve to meet emergencies Dutt o'clock In the forenoon at the Leon­ Ona Peake, PaaItr who Is working u*nrlrln<r near n*ar * . ................... Ous the war shall C end. wu-H w.c w.> mm.. ilu, ard cnapei, Mn. A. A. Quite a nice crowd attended our mnv arise when chapel, me the Rev. ana and Mrs. Dexter, spent Chriilmas with Mr. Christmas exercises Wednesday and when a decline in revenue may | Griffin of Freeport officiating. In­ night at the school house. The dec­ result and an incr-a*e to expenses lerment was in Riverside cemetery. Mr. and Mn. Donald McCallum orations were fine and they had a Is ant tn he spent Christmas with Mrs. Panny beautiful tree. ---------------------------------------PASSING OF MRS. A fine program Smith and Rena Pierce at Hastings. which all enjoyed, a Santa Claus DEATH OF TWO SOPHIA A. JAMES Mr. and Mrs. Merle Tobias of and plenty of apple*, candy, and MONTHS OLD CHILD | Mrs. Sophia A. James, aged 80. Buy More Bonds! Dowling spent Christmas with Mr. The funeral of Elizabeth A. Arents was found dead in her bed Monday pop com balls for all. Now our and Mn. Otto Prnnslika and family. two months old daughter of Mr. morning at the home of her son. Collect Scrap! teacher. Mrs. Russell Johncocks and Mr. and Mn. Allen Bishop of and Mrs. Albert Arenu of Irving, I Charles James. 420 E. Blair St, tixe pupil* alii take a well earned Doud district called Monday on Mr. Share-the-Ride I was held at the Leonard funeral i where she resided. Death came un­ vacation. * and Mn. Otto Prunshka. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rohm home on Sunday afternoon at two ‘ expectedly while she slept. SurConserve! Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randle are o'clock, the Rev. L. Winston Stone j vlvlng are four sons. Charles and entertaining company from the fine baby boy, who will answer to officiating. Surviving beside* the .Harry of Hastings, Lee of Amboy, north. parents are a brother. Eric, a sister, ‘ nt, and Ray of Burden. Kansas; the name of Laverne Paul. Mr. and Mn. Ted Binkley and Edith and tixe grandparents. Mr. J one daughter. Mr*. Myra Plummer A farewell party was Riven Wed­ and family of Indiana come Monday to Mrs. Richard Arentz of Irving' of Burden, Kan.; two alster*. Mrs. CITIZENS nesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. attend the funeral 6t their grand­ and Mrs. Jessie Couch of Heating*. I Ellen Smith, Sac City, Iowa, and CREDIT CORP. I Mrs. May Rea. Pasadena. Cal., and mother, Mn. Wilhelmina Wurm. Mr. and Mn. Rankin Hart and tins* for their son. Dale who was In no. nwnth nMrl, i » brother. Erneot OUmort. Sac City, LOANS daughter spent Christmas with Mr. called into service and left Satur­ I’ ? and Mn. Robert Vrooman and fam­ day for Camp Grant, Ill. Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Manning •hipped from the Bahama*. ily at Hastings. | was held Wednesday afternoon. and Sharon of Ypsilanti spent sev­ eral days last week with Mr. nnd HINDS CORNERS Mn. Lena Golden and children, Mn. Lester Sonneviiie and Loma also her daughter Venbclle of Bonneville of Ypsilanti spent the Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. and weekend with them. Mr. and Mn. John Bush of Hope Mrs. Dan Smith Sunday. Mr. and Mn. Claud Hammond Center ate Christmas dinner with entertained their children and fam­ Mr. and Mn. Mila Ashby. COURTHOUSE BOWLINGNEWS AT THE THEATRES A HAPPY NEW YEAR THURSDAY SPECIALS roll. 1 NORTHERN TISSUE LIBBY'S EVAPORATED MILK- homogenized PARK ROYAL CLEANSING TISSSUE 500 count dozen FLORIDA ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c €. THOMAS S / HASTINGS. MICHIGAN S3 CITIZENS CREDIT CORP. gives you ilies for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glllons enter­ tained some of their children and families for Christmas. Mr. nnd Mn. Keet Tobins enter­ tained for Christmas, Mr. and Mn. Dale Hall, Mr. and Mn. Andrew Kennedy from Hastings and Mr. and Mn. Hubert Beadle of Lansing. RESOLUTIONS THIS IS THE MOMENT! VICTORY 1943 IS HERE Now is the time THIS IS THE MOMENT. to malt, a solrms pledge that nothing shall ba left undonn to win the war—and to win It qnlchly. The Penney Company regards its more than 1600 stores, its more than 40,000 men and wonfen associates, as a group of tremendous vitality and force in the war effort. In addition, helping shoulder to shoulder, we include the thousands of people who supply us with what we sell; who in mills and factories all over the land produce with only one thought in mindx the speeding up of the war effort. But most important of all, are the millions who are MUNICIPAL COURT City police arrested John Allerdtog Tuesday ot last week on a dis­ orderly charge. In Municipal court on the following day he admitted the offense and was given five days in Jail by Municipal Judge Cortright. our customers. They know that no sacrifice is too great for our common cause—and they make it—willingly and gladly. The Penney Company’s job has always been lo supply typical American families (people who live simply but well) with clothing and home furnishings at substantial savings. LET S ALL JOIN IN THE CHEER Those American Families are now the Home Front! It is their iob to send on ever-increaiing avalanche of supplies to those who are fighting our battles on the far-flung war fronts * of the world. Those American families, that Home Front, can count on us to continue our efforts to supply the good American merchandise they must have to keep fit for their great task Wo will continue, unremittingly, our efforts to secure their needs at savings) Today Uncle Sam’i the Cheerleader it is more than good sense and good management to save—Thrift -Get Behind Him and FIGHT! and Savings are now an imperative duty. Come on, America - Let's go! Uncle Sam is calling on all of us to work our hardest and give our best. Let us serve you while you work to win! WATERS CLOTHES SHOP Tlzerc will not be room on the Long Distance telephone lines for the usual volume of happy greet­ ings thia New Year’*. For the wire* will be busy with the call* of war, vita! to the cauoe of Victory. . Therefore, please make a New Year’s resolution right now — that you will make no Long Distance •ocial callt lo poinli oultidc Michigan, particularly lo the congested war cenlert luted al the right. MICHIOAN aiu miMiONI COMPANY Atlanta Baltimore Buffalo Colnmbu., Ohio Deyion" Kaneai City lonleviile Phlladalphia Pitubargh TM* I* He Paaaay Caapaay** StaHmat •< MM, Ma Paaaay C*fyYi PnaiM af Caaparettea Mr Me Year 1 Ml, aad far tvary War Yaar TterwaMar. �TW1 HA1TIN0S BANNlg, TgVMPAY. f T A A I I A C far the fighting ability of lhe PLEASANT HILL Japanese. Thooe who face live Jap* Mr. and Mr*. Bert Palmer and I T 0 R I A L 5 !“•»« u»>. i» cm..™. BAU WILLE Notice of our W. S. C. B. meeting this week will ba found in commun­ ity notices. H, |ftl On The Home Front -------------------- --------------- Antcrlcan.5 probably have pBltner o{ Powers district from non 1 Ben 1) I®0" for 01 * Ule Mr*. Robert Tolan. Jr., and son of Assyria were Thursday night and and hl* birthday la Feb. 33rd. »'*OC »• _t«rw tnr tho Amarteana xlnea t.vnn i~.nl from TuesdaV until Friday guesU of her parenta, Mr. A November 17th birthday for the soldtera of the Rising Sun Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Day. Mrs. Gordon WOKING FORWARD Mra Clare and sis- Hoffman ...u — . ------- Williams • ------------twunun of oi Hasting* iiM.uiv also aicu was ths urn AU of this, however, I* pure spec- [would probably "Idie face" by even and Bks. 3< UD, Naval Training ten, Arlene and Alice. Mr. Tolan gUfit of htr parents and Mr. and ulaUon. Il indicate* a line of strat- admitting to thenuelvw that their ciun, PrIHi, a and ,lu all went --- -------------------to Battle ?• . ndon —■ . Day . Btwl ___■wn_ wer ____. CauStation agy. rather Utan definite resulte. ! opponents were courageous, stub- Creek Saturday to visit hi* par- crs m the aRcmoon of Christmas Aviation Maintenance Memphis, Tennessee. Germany is still strong. She has born, efficient fighting men. This ente before returning to Detroit. I ®nd iratouuku iwrm ul m.uH.1. m., tolp e>pl.ln wh> UMau ?ena ner wee* ■ vacawuu. IM Pvt. Kenneth L. Wilcox and excallent military leaderahlp. j in the South Pacific have taken a chnstma., dinner guests guest* at the lhe,, entertained at a family gathering of Christmas 100th Tech. 8ch. Sqd. (Bp) Not onoo, either in Africa or Rus- 110 for 1 loll of life agpinst the .4. R. j. Williams were; Mr Mr.I ! their children on Bunday. "—:: home — r~: ria, has a Nazi arm> been thrown [Japanese. and ‘ Mrs. George Konzen and J 11 Mr. and Mra. George OUlelt and: Buckley Field. California daughter. Ruth, Ruth, of of South South Itend. Bend. Mr. Mr. I | wns jen* apent spent Christmaa Christmas day day with with ha her | Birthday-March JOth into disorderly retreat. Germany I «« .iifem.-w ton (RrtUhter. I-rt tin nniwmiiu-e Ru**ta and 8^' ’nhough wiU and and Mrs. Mrs. Byron ByTon Rowlader Row lader and and | parents parents Mr. Mr. and and Mra. Mra. Ray Ray PillingFilling- j ■ can still outproduce Russia ana All|ad year, there is no basis tn family of Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. ham and family near Wayland. The address of Ken's brother, wht — nf ....the _________ ____ nfthat Pr—. - _______ »___ ■_ j._____ ____. because of tramnoraetlnn transportation Yilffldiffl- I f->ct to _____ support supposition Roland Furrow and son of Free- They were Sunday dinner guests of has been In service over a year, I rJUu 1W1.M .M Am«. m.T <llb,r „ J.p.n ,J! N ■»> *"■> c!*'e.,Yul“™ Mr. and Mra. Royden Yarger. CpI. Howard Wilcox, 301M130 Co. L. 127th lnf\ Mr. and Mra. Harold Higdon and piles to make up lhe difference condng twelve months. of’*betroit. and Frederick Grif- daughter of Battle Creek were AP.O. 32. c/o Postmaster San Francisco. California. flUMia Itos been able to retake American war production is on felh and Frank Lake. Jr., of Mid­ Christmas guests ot Mr. and Mra. J. L, Higdon. Howard's birthday la Aug. 27th. pound In tor wlnur nKenil.-.1 dkriUa. Mr. and Mra. Henry Klevering . Pvt. Maurice Welsenhofe? and son of Muskegon spent Thur*regain any of the strong, key battle fronts. If lhe American will Hastings were Friday dinner day night and Friday with Mr. and I 1923rd QM. Co. (AVN) bases which the Germans have wln continue* strong. 1943 gue*t* of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bed- Mrs. Elmer Gillett. Harley Hayman Wendover Held and Miss Clara Gillett were also: Wendover. Utah. choacn to defend. Thia coming : least one of the Axis f0[d.. Birthday—Nov. 28th. Winter may tell a different story,; tirt Mae McDonald entertained Christmas guests. Km tn Aat» Knvtets have nnt p*rtncrs lot® position her cjjjjdren and grandchildren Rev. and Mra. J. J. Wlliitts had as ' but to date, the Soviet* have not for a knoekout blow Christmas for dinner Pvt, Gerald Near been able to deal out any crushing . w(|j <1>o * peMr. and Mrs. Herb Cook had as their guests on Christmas day. Mr . Co. A. 341 BL Eng. and Mrs. Paul Kesler and children. 1 riod during which all on lhe Home ‘hflr «u7?_.Frld*y; Mr Mra. Clara Day and Vivian. Mr. and! AP.O. 990, c/o Postmaster - — — ■ ------•— ■ — — । Howard Lewis of Ann ^rbor and Mra. Wilson Willitta and children I Beattie. Washington. The Russians must be given Ire- Front mut cheerfully and wlUlngMr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and of Muskegon Heights. Mr. and Mra. mendous credit for bringing the |y make further sacrifices and con- children of Cloverdale. Stanley Haley and children of Lan-, Pvt. Robert Shellenbarger mighty German offensives lo a halt i cessions lo our normal way of UvWord received from Harry WUsing and Mr. and Mra. Huron Healy | 2nd Bn. Hq. Co. abort of really vital objectives and |ng. In fact, 1943 will be the first Hams states he Is stationed at a and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Clayton 400th Inf, Training school at St Petersburg, thetr defense at Stalingrad is an ep- year in which the full impact of AJP.O. 102 Wlliitts of Saranac were Thursday { lo of stubborn bravery which has 1 total war on civilian life will first Camp Maxey, Texas Mr. and Mra. Clifton Campbell evening callers. Mr. and Mra. Merritt Mead and ! given freedom-loving nations ev- lbc felt ;n cvery cr0M-road tillage and son Emmette and Dan McDouMr*‘ai^d‘“M7s.*Ctayt<m‘ 'McKeown I Irving-MIddievllle neighborhoods, erywhere a new respect for the m the land. gei , spent Christmas with Mr. and were Christmas day guests of Mr. | • • • Soviet nation. People Just don’t Wc know how American soldiers M-« tester Raymond and son of Lt Allen Prentice and Mr*. Cameron McIntyre and J 6W5 Riverside Ave. tight like that unless (they feel og the war fronts reacted when Plainwell. ■ .... Aiid Mra Joseph Corrigan, children al Quimby. Riverside, California. they have something really fine to the going became "tough," and Ji*., Mr. and .. ot Ann nroor Arbor spent, spent crom from “,lu Mrs. Floyd'Nesbei were ■" bn"m‘™w r“" n.1- jf defend. Heroic defense] has a place In there is no reason why we cm the "Home Front" shouldn't be able any war. but It is Intelligent, spirit­ to meet new conditions (tame by ed offensive power which must deal comparison to what the men In uniform have to face) In an equal­ the final blow. Japan, loo. la still strong. ly fine manner. Despite heavy naval losses. Japan can still assemble a powerful fleet. Russia, Ireland Helped In fact, it Is probable that U. 8. j Little Theater Group farces have not yet come Into I Stanislavski's Moscow Art theater contact with the mast potent unite . In_ Russia and the Abbey theater ... in (aircraft carriers excepted) of Ute Dublin furthered’ the little*'theater a. -COMMUNITY NOTICES Berryville and Mr. and Mra. Otay- *,VV" ton McKeown were Christmas din- Berryville 1 WWBitafc* fan McIntyre end fuUly. veek and the Rowley* were callers Jtnltena *P*dt Christmas with Mr. - U1.e caner» and WUcox of cm. dcater dl*trlct. nlng. , I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest tiorham Mr. and Mra. Elmer Roush of (nltlmore. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roush spent Saturday with Mr. and Mra. of Coats Grove, Mr. and Mr?. Merle, France Gorham. Mr. and Mrs Lemuel Oaks and Rowley of Hastings and Mr. and Mra. Charles Rowley and their fam­ family of Striker district. Mr. and ilies spent Chi^stmas Eve with Mr. Mra. Oley Douglass and family and Mrs, Burr Rowley of Welcome. Luella Schurer who is teaching in POWERS ECHOES the upper peninsula. Is spending her Mr. and Mrs Cleon EUlnger and Christmas vacation al the home of family of near Detroit were Sun- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn. Mrs. Rorelie Stanton and family. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Havens enter­ Mias Kathleen Frost returned tained their children and grandchil­ home Christmas day alter spend­ dren for dinner Saturday. ing the past week with her broth­ George Haveni and family of De­ er. Robert Frost and wife, in troit spent from Thursday evening Grand Rapids. until Sunday at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Roselle Stanton and Mra. Will Havens. Mra. Havens and children attended a family Christmas dinner at the home of visit. A-party was held Saturday eve'Stanton in (Heatings. Mr. and Mra. Henry Prost ob­ served Christmas with a dinner (or Harry Dunn In honor of their son. Pfc. Alpheous Dunn. San Francisco. Calif their children. Mr. and Mr*. Tom Mary Dunn of Kalamazoo spent (Did the money order reach you Riley. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Frost and Irene K-IUKK Frrut Ui of uianu Grand । from aitu Miss wtuc ... Thursday , • night..until Bunday . .. Rapids and Mr and Mrs Albert | »«*» P*«nta. Mr. and Mra. lurry uuun. James in Hastings. Wonder how many people are Frost and little daughter Jacqua- HurTy Dunn. Mr.- and 1Mra. Harry Dunn and Mr Janet and Jerry Tobias, children keeping '‘date" books for men in line, local, and Kathleen and Jack of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tobias are service. They write. "More mail." at home, another son. Pfc. William daughters Mary and Luella. and griuulMin Hubert Schurer spent • Christmas dinner guests ot her having the whooping cough. Who has sent birthday cards or Prost of the Army Air Force is brother-in-law Mr. Mr. «»a and Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Kenneth Kelsey Kelsey ol of notes to the fellows listed with stationed in Santa Ana. California. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ray .. 7. o l and . sister. . A ,V ‘ and Mr MUx Artelle Bedford and Mr. . °°*u Orov* and Mr M« E. H. birthdays occuring since we started MIk.k Hazel Mnrel Campbell, f?nm raw'll who who LsU in In - - ____ _____ —. . . . . MLu Robert Field of Hastings spent Lathrop were Christmas day guests training with the WAVES, called nf Mr. and Mra. Hubert Lathrop and in September? How about It fel­ Christmas with her parents. Mr. Rigger Requirements lows. are we "coming through" for her mother. Mra. Clifton Campbell, family. A rigger in a shipyard Is required and Mra. Arthur Bedford. you? Keep your addresses and let­ by telephone Bunday, saying she Mr. and Mra. Burr Fossett and ters coming In—the more the better. expected to graduate In about three following being among those in weeks. Their son, Aden, expects family and Mr. and Mra. B. D. Fas- Doni forget to send your change of greatest demand: single blackwall E*ch year a selected group to receive his wings in about four selt spent Christmas day with the hitch;^double blackwall hitch; clove Ray Passetts near Bedford and The Calvin Plumleys were happy weeks. ,t made Vie acouaintance of the new and proud to receive official word ordered to post graduate work al hitch; becket hitch; Aigle becket The Sunshine Club will meet j |«on. Gerald Rex. bom in a Battle the day before Christmas about leading engineering schools through­ bend; double becket bend; stopper with Mrs. Bernice Carter. Jan. 7. hitch; barrel sling; shorten sling; their son, Capt. Merwyn Plumley. out the country. Mr. and Mra. Vere Carter at“ anchor hitch; single bowline; double . .. —, Faractt. —-----! The letter was from the commandtended the Granger’s pot luck dinbowline; sbeetbeod; sheepshank: Mr. and Mra. Milton Gesler ac- Ing officer stating that the division ncr at the Orange Hall Sunday. Mr ’ New Heating Pad squgre knot; limber hitch; two half Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 'Carter cnmpanled Mr. nnd Mrs Flovd Nes-1 had been given a citation for meriFlexible and curved Instead of rec­ hitches; eatspaw; flshermao’s bend. were Christmas dinner guests of bet and Jeanc lo Battle Creek where torious service tn action which could tangular, a new electric heating pad The short splice, long splice and their daughter and family nt Al­ they spent Sunday evepinc with Mr. not have been possible if it had not will tit any part of a person's body eye splice are required for splicing nnd Mrs. Phil Deller. legan. snugly. Mr. and Mra. Ross Johnson of o — Mr, and —-----Mrs.— Ralph DeVine spent Capt. Plumley who was given an Friday until Sunday with his parent*. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Corrigan, Sr,, and two brothers. Mra. George Konzen of South Bend spent from Friday until Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mra. R. J. Williams. George and daughter Ruth returned to South Bend. Sunday. | Christmas eve guests of Mr. and < Mrs. Joe Hickey and family. John.1 Tomlinson of Morgan spent Christ- ' mas day at the Nrabet home. Mr. and-Mra. Earl Tobias and chil- i dren attended a family gathering Pvt. Alpheous Dunn Japanese fleet. movement After the World war 'After the poor start at Pearl community drama was encourage^ Hsrtor, the U. 8. Navy rallied to' I ,n ■*> countries; in England the n-m.u yn--——... deal Japan some bad defeats In a British Drama league was founded al Chaldon, Surrey, in 1919 and with­ series of engagements attending in ten years included more than ' from the Solomons lo Midway. But 1.500 groups. these blows, although brilliant anti In the United States, the Little punishing, wure not crushinp. Theater movement can safely be said tn have started with the organ­ anese have tremendous reserves of ization of three groups in Chicago, during 1900 and 1907. Ot the three. senpower available. Hull House theater had the greatest American troops have great re. influence, in 191! the Wisconsin Dramatic scclely was organized, Jackson spent Friday and Sal- Sunday evening with Mr. and Mra. individual citation for hta bravery. followed the next year by the Lillie urday with his parent*. Mr. and Nelson ---------------Brumm and -- family. । We’re all proud of you Captain, Theater ot Chicago and the Toy Mrs. Fred Johnson .. —and — . brother. Mivk Irene Springer of Hastings and what a fine Christmas present Theater of Boston. During the next 1 Arthur. """ and Miss Elaine Day of Kalapaxoo for your Mother and Dad. 15 years community theater* grew Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and were Christmas guests of Mr. and up all over the country »nd ranged Mrs. Bert Palmer were: Mr. and Mrs. L. a. Day and family and spent Next week Mrs. Chester (Becky) from rebuilt bams lo modem the*- j Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer and Clayton the holiday weekend. Joe Butlne of Hodges will chat with you about ter buildings. Shroyer of Barbera Corners. Mr. Kalamazoo was a Saturday night this and that. All of you who know We will ba closed the Saturday following New Years Day, as a -----------------of !#litUe nd Mrs. "Becky*' will agree that she is one There are---------three types thea- Uoyd . and Shroyer and fam­ and fam- and Bunday guest ter*: Th. art theater, crested by ily of Marshall, M*”haU Mr. Ur and ‘nd Mra. Mr* Keith Mrs. Peter Baas of N. Castleton of those friendly people that you young American artists in older lo ,! Lcehleitner of Delton and Miss spent Thursday with Mr. and Mra. very much like knowing . Hortense Mead of Hastings. Mra. Charles Chapman. Yours for the New Year in which express their art through drama; '• ■ Amble Mugridge and son Harry Miss Clar* Gillett spent from Fri­ the college theater, which grew out of Middleville and' Roy Travis. Jr., THANKING YOU IN ADVANCE YOB YOUB COOPERATION. Cheerio, ot the value of dramatic method in of Grandville, were also supper day until Sunday with Mrs. Kenneth Zolly Coffer. McClelland near Battle Creek. leaching and a desire to stimulate guests. Mrs. Gordon Hoffman was a Frl-, an understanding of the world's day afternoon caller ot Mr. and Mra. great drama; and the community Vitamin Bl Foods The last office held by John Jay, I Dirk Hoffman near Quimby. theater, to provide good entertain­ 113 8- Jaffersoa 8t Phons 2433 The following foods furnish vita­ Tom Davis ot Coats Grove spent first chief Justice ot the United i ment for the average taste at a rea­ min Bl in varying amounts: Four Christmas day with Mrs. Davis at States, was president of the Ameri­ sonable cost. ounces of lean pork, roasted, fur­ the home of Mrs. Anna DeVine. Let's put Father Time on | can Bible society. nishes approximately four-fifths tho Forty-four Per Cent In Draft • amount ot vitamin Bl needed .dally. , __ ___________ the Victory side of '43 Closest Nebula In the World war there were 23.-1 One pork |»rk chop, braised, furnishes '’ Rushing at the Earth with the with Uncle Sam! 903.518 men registered, or 44 per ' three-fifths; one cup whole wheat [ speed of 300,000,000 miles each year cent of the male population. There flour furnishes about I. — more thin -------- -----.... two-fifths. ...... — ui.u three Mutt times uiiir. the uic disai>were draft dodgers numbering 337,Approximately three-tenths the ।1 tance .between the Sun and the amount of Bl needed may be fur- | Earth-is the closest nebula ever history ot- astron] ' nished by eating 4 ounces beef liver; ।1 discovered ---------- -- in • the ............. Down With lhe Yankees 10 oy.tcrs; one-half ounce wheat omy. This celestial "missile" was In.the Presidential campaign of germ; 1 cake compressed yeast. I reported by Dr. Paul W. Merrill of , 1K8. one of Use posters used bore j This means-whole grain cereals, I ML Wilson observatory to the As­ the word*. "Huxa for Cen. Jackson! enriched flours, meat (particularly tronomical Society of the Pacific. Down with the Yankees." , Iean 1>ork and llver)t fruit, Bnd Three gases common to the Earth— ■ vegetables are good sources of vita- hydrogen, oxygen and helium—have I min Bl. j already been discovered in it by the Consuelo Is a Spanish name de­ HEY’D remind you that Gas, the same spectroscope ot science and the rived from Our Lady of Consolation. Eggs Cheap tn March fuel you Cook with, is indispensable to * I . During March. April and May [ anew that ever-baffing question of making guns, tanks, planes, ships ! I eggs arc said lo be lowest in price wnat our world would be like If it They'd remind you to use this vital fuel and highest tn quality of any time I passed through one of these astronuiuly in your home. | of the year. omlcal fiery fogs of space. -ontinuously for IB hours a day For without the ipeed of Gas, months would be lost best-treating mountains of metal. . Without the economy of Gas some weapons would cost 3 times as much .. . millions of dollars added to the taxpayer's burden. Without the prtciiion heat of Gas, airplane propellers, armor plate, bomb fuses and shells could rot be made as fine oral fast as they arc today! Ordinarily there is ample Gas for all needs. This winter, however, with a vastly increased War production requiring tremendous additional quantities of Gas, you may be asked to curtail your household use of Gas. But remember doing your part will help make available Gas for vital War industries i •. Gss essential to Victory I W. A. ROTH i This la the annual election of oftlgroup, The public U cordially in­ Anders and family of Hastings. Mra. Howard DavU and Nancy of vited. Battle Creek were Christmas din­ ner gueels of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McIntyre. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowley Mrs. Albert Warner for dinner. »pent Christmas with her folks, Mr. Wednaaday Jan. 0. ind Mn. Ernest Lewis of Hastings. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND • A very nice Christmas program Pfc. Alpheous Dunn from Fort was given on wee. *4. uie enmen . ... ind many thank* lo Mrs Cole and Lain., surprised hi* parent* lie children and others who took I Chrtetmaa night by walking in un­ art It lovely | • w*k's furlough He Mr. and Mr* Roy Perry called op ’ £ ^en •UUoned tn California for <r and Mrs Merle Rowley of Has-!llie 1>a3t 33 montlu. t"as -Diesday evening of the MM' Mr and MrM Jlra Wlcox and 3,11 NOTICE! extends BABIES And to the tint of 1943 ws will give o HIGH CHAIR ☆ ☆☆ Baby Furniture When in need of furni­ ture for the baby or youngsters we invite you to stop in and see our stock. We carry a com­ plete line at reasonable prices. ☆*☆ W. A. ROTH FURNITURE Halting* BEST WISHES TO ALL 1943 BABIES BEST WISHES for the BANGHART BAKERY NEW YEAR. Ack-Ack guns should be included in Cook Books! I i T Happy New Year To All and May We Continue To Serve You As We Have In the Past THE HASTINGS, BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. 9 STEBBINS BLDG. L MEMBER F. H. L. B. PHONE 2503 GAS was production ;: j um If wlsatyl and for the first Mama we have a nice bouquet of flowers! WILCOX FLORIST Phona 2530 WE EXTEND BEST WISHES TO THE FIRST BABY BORN IN BARRY COUNTY IN 1943 Our gift So the first baby of '43 is a High Chair Pad. ☆ ☆ A. J. LARSEN HASTINGS �TQK HA8T1NO8 BANNKR. THCRSDAY, DECEMBER 11, IMS Th. Pint Congratulations * Bost Wishss. We have a safety-gate for the first '43 youngster. BEST WISHES TO THE FIRST 1943 BABY MOTHERS — Visit our Baby Department for all of Baby'a needs. OUR GIFT FOR THE FIRST 1943 BABY IS A SWEATER BEN FRANKLIN STORES ☆ Our baby goods de­ department featurn Who Will Win the 8th Annual Hastings Banner First Baby of the Year Contest ? furniture, wheel goods, etc. Montgomery Ward HASTINGS GIFTS WILL BE AWARDED TO FIRST BABY BORN IN BARRY CO. JEWELRY FOR THE BABY! Of course Baby's arrival will require jewel,ry—the token of greeting and good wishes for most every event in our lives. Our Present for the 1943 Baby Is a Baby Ring. A fine assortment of gifts awaits the first Barry Co. Baby born in 1943. Some baby is going to be lucky. The first boy or girl born in 1943 in Barry county to Barry county parents will be given prizes offered by the business Dependable Jeweler HASTINGS ' MICHIGAN Mothers! We maintain a baby department featuring everything that baby 2. Arrival of baby must be re­ ported lo lhe Banner by Jan­ uary 12. 3. Report of arrival must con­ tain (a) Exact time and place of birth; (b) Parents’ names and address; <c) Doctor's name and addtess; (d) Baby's name. We invite mothers to make this store their headquar­ ters for Baby's needs. ☆ Will Deposit WE HAVE A SPECIAL GIFT FOR THE FIRST BABY OF 1943. A BABY ROBE AND BOOTIES. The Value Store HASTINGS. MICHIGAN ?3.00 TAYLOR’S SHOE STORE HASTINGS . Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty! Phone 2241 State & Jefferson Our baby department is com­ plete In every detail. First Baby Born In Barry County Baby Needs! We carry a complete line of baby needs and invite you your supply center. Baby Feet. . . WITH A PAIR OF SHOES We have a NICE CAKE for the mother of To the FIRST 1943 Baby We will deliver one quart of GRADE A MILK to the home of the FIRST 1943 BABY for 30 days, delivery tostartwhen the parents wish. If baby lives in the country, we will pay $3 cosh instead. HIGHLAN D S DAIRY LyBARKER’S HASTINGS. MICH. in Barry Co. in 1943 PHONE 2115 we are giving A BABY SET Congratulations TO THE FIRST BABY BORN IN BARRY COUNTY IN '43 CARYETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS Barry County's 1st baby of the year.- Fcldpausch's Food Center Extends Congratulations and will present -this baby with 12 cans of GER­ BER S BABY FOOD ond 12 largo BANGHART'S BAKERY HASTINGS MICHIGAN To the first baby bom No. 1 of 1943 Congratulations! W’VcwsMre SHOE STORE PENNEY’S Greetings to the First Baby Born in 1943! BABY SET BABY We will present the first Baby with a Crib Blanket. HASTINGS We will present the 1943 baby with a WE WILL PRESENT THE FIRST 1943 BABY Tiny though they maybe it is most important that they be fitted cor­ rectly. We carry a complete line of children's shoes ranging from the first shoes to adult sizes. .We specialize in corrective footwear. Lovely little garments that every mother dreams about and so moderately priced that she con choose a complete layette economically. REED'S DRUG STORE Hastings, Mich. MICHIGAN DAINTY THINGS FbR BABYI We have a Special Gift for the first baby born in 1943 — A $2 Gift Certificate For The in 1943 HASTINGS (SHOES AND HOUSE SlirtUSI Our stock is complete and includes JOHNSON and JOHN­ SON, MENNEN'S and other notionally-known products. THE BANNER ☆ COMBINATION SHOE SET SUPPLIES FOR THE BABY We invite you to visit us. ☆ their treated gently and correctly. Our yean of experience in fitting We will prelent the FIRST 1943 BABY A CONTEST RULES 1. Baby moat be born in Bar­ ry eoanty. to parente living in Barry county. ■ BABY'S SHOES Mathen realize the importance NOT LATER THAN TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1943 C. B. HODGES needs. firms whose advs. appear below. The birth record, with date, hour and minute of birth and full names of the parents and at­ tending physician must be sent to the Banner office so that the winner may be selected cam of Condensed MILK. FOOD CENTER HASTINGS NASHVILLE s CONTEST CLOSES TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1043, 6 PHONE Zill �TTTT HASTINGS BANTTEM, rfttlUDAT. DtCkMBtH 11, I9U ..... 1 UCTION SALE ' '/"'* ■- ■'! '■i=g^bv on* The first odd moment BARRY BYPATHS ut and four children spent Christmoi going to send him some of our col- Town end daughter. Mrs Leo with her parents. Rev. and Mra. lection which he wont get in one ’ Chamberlain, Christmas. Mr. and L. D. Mlles at Wayland. Leonard and William Kroon. By JANE CAMERON A Happy New Year to all of you, especially to all of you In the armed forces. We didn't gel anybody to DELTON Allen Terry and son. Michael, in Plainwell in the evening. Mias Helen Lawnsots of Ann Ar­ bor is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. B. Bonner. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kybura and children spent Friday with her alster-ln-law. Mrs. Virginia Millard In Urbandale. Mr. and Mra. Carl Simmons and son Charles of Ann Arbor spent | Saturday with Mr. and Mra. Leon Pennock and daughter. NaotnL Kalamazoo. are spending their va­ cation with their paresis. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Kroes. Miss Loretta Magner ta spending the holiday vacation with relatives tatcred on Tuesday. Dec. 22as। fol­ lows: Harold Durkee. 148 R State St.; George Nackclcan. 219 W. Stale St.; Mra. Wm. Streeter. MlddteriUe, R 2; Mra. Edna Brady. Middleville: Clancy Tift. N. church St.: Curite Hawkins. Jr. 714 E. Marshall: Mn Prank DeGroote. Hastings. R 3: Mira Hah Reed. 121 W. Green: Paul Msri Freeport, R 1; Ted Bird. Freeport, R 1; Mra. Maude McGhan. 438 E. Marshall, and Leslie Cook, Hastings, maxoo shopjxr Wednesday fore­ fence around our moniker, but they noon. Mtes Elizabeth Robinson of Lan­ probably had more Important bus­ Mra. Wlnferd Arnold of Gary. sing affent the weekend with her iness elsewhere. The surgical patients discharged Ind, is spending two weeks with parents. Rev. and Mra. D. W. Rob­ her stater. Mrs Fred Koppeiow and inson. . during the week were Mrs Beatrice A young man who enters the army Mr. and Mra. Lincoln Bush en­ Eaton. Hastings, R 3k Alton Knoll. soon reports that the doctors who family at Crooked lake. Mr. and Mra. Will Whittemore tertained Mra. Christian Lawrence Nashville. Fred Cox. Woodland: examine recruits used to see If the of Parchment and Mils Caroline Gordon Strodtbeck. 204 N. Church; lads were all complete with ejea, were In Hastings Wednesday foreI Solomon for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Stahl. Clarksville; Mra. legs, teeth, etc, but that now they noon. Martin Hawthorne. 439 E. Blate just fee) ot you and If you're still The children of the Methodist ...---------- - ----- --------------- -— [Mrs. Busli were supper guests of warm, you're in the army. church presented a fine program in ante of Jackson spent Christmas at i Mr. and Mrs. George Frederlck- Road, and Claud Troutwine, Has­ evening. the church Tuesday evening. The the home of their mother. MrsJuxj tings. R. 3. ' Blanche Richards. •- ( Mr. and Mra. Morris Lewis of I hoarded a stick of gum to chew choir sang Christmas carols Eight babies were registered on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Patton enter- Kalamazoo and .Mr. and Mrs. sometime when I have hiccoughs Mrs. Lucille Ogle of New York Starling at one o'clock war time, I offer the following: talned ,.u~. their ....---------son-in-law --------------and .< daugh a— ­ oeorp, Frederickson and ion. lo­ In church and every time I hear a ter. Mr. and Mn. George School­ cal, attended a Christmas break- Mui. George Sprague, 148 E. State. patriot make a wonderful speech B. E. Farwell far Dec. 18; a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ craft of Battle Creek Christmas. ; my conscience hurts. Either that, or ford Converse. Hastings. R 2. Dec. Mr.-and Mrs. Jay Wilkinson, lo- Gaskill Friday morning. I my clothes are too tight again and and Mrs. Leon Pennock and daugh­ 20: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Morris I in a new spot Where Li one'i con­ ter nawiu Naomi were uuuacr dinner gums guests ua of cal, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Castle Brandt. 35 Eaton St, Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Glenn Williams and ol Prairieville spent Christmas with M „ u Mllu mr . science located, anyway? and son David of Coloma and Mr. children at the W. K. Kellogg I Mr. and Mra. Barton Cortright in i and Mrs. Paul Paulknor and son Block gelding, 9 yrs. old, wt. 1400 lbs. McCormick. Deering 1940 Model A j We did our Christmas shopping (arm at Gull lake. Christmas day. [Kalamazoo. [Jimmie of Middleville spent King, Dowling, Dec. 17: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ackley. NazhMr. and Mra. Will Whittemore | Mr and Mrs. • Gordon Stanton , Christmas with their Barents. Mr. tractor on rubber, equipped with culBlock more, 12 yrs. old, wt. 1450 lbs. vlllt, Dec. 20: a girl to the Rev. and ; reason that If we should see a bar. spent Christmas with their broth- i»nd children of East Delton spent : andMra. Ellta E. Faulkner, 'gain at the precise moment forty er-ln-taw and stater, Mr. and Mrs. ; Christmas with her parents. Mr. I Mrs. Harold Burpee, who Is a Mra. Alfred Sllvernai), 333 W. Green This is a good work team. other females saw said bargain, we John Anders In Kalamazoo and Mrs, Fred Cotton In Battle patient in the American Legion Little Genius 16-in. tractor plow. . [didn't care to have a pair of good , Thote who -------------entertained guests on Creejr. Creek. hospital. Battle Creek, spent from Garry Rohm. Hastings. R 5. Dee. hose ruined. A person's shoes are All steel farm wagon on rubber. 16-in. Christmas day were: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan ' ’----Smith, who ta stationed at i Christmas eve until Sunday night sure full of feet after a session with Robert Barnes, her stater Mrs. Hel- the Great Lakes Training Station, with her family here. Callihan, Hastings. Rl. Dec. 30. I Santa. ta spending a ten day furlough , Mr. and Mra. Rou Pieree and Brown Swiss cow, 5 yrs. old, pasture bred (These tools orc nearly new.) and Mrs. PredO. Hughes—Mr. and at his home here. j daughter. Mary Joyce, wore dinner PASSING OF MISS Durham & Guernsey cow, 6 yrs. old, due Mr. and Mrs William Duddles j guests of her stater. Mrs. Clifford BESSIE CROCKER Mrs.- L,an Dan Lwuueis. Daniels, local, local. jscx Jack „„ Mrl 2 sec. spring tooth drag. Friends here exlend heartfelt JJohnson and Miss Mildred Kipp, and three children spent Christ- Kahllo and family kt Orangeville in Feb. have some chunk baeon but I d have Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Willard Willard mas with relatives In Detroit. Christmas. sympathy to Rev. E. L. Crocker and and Mra. Empire grain drill. Guernsey heifer, IB moi. old, bred. । to slice it and I drew myself up and Waters and son of Plainwell. Mr. Mr. and Mra. Julius Knowlton of . Mixa Kathryn Horton of Kala- family of Brighton in their recent looked him tn the eye and aays, "I and Mra. Willard Hall and two Buffalo, N. Y, have been visiting mazoo spent the weekend with her sorrow, the death of the former's Black heifer, 18 mos. old. Deering mower, 5 ft. cut. can slice my own bacon yet a while, children of Almena: Mr. and Mrs. her parents. Mr. and Mra. Royce -parenta. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Horsister. Mias Bessie Crocker. 33. who Holstein heifer, 10 mos. old. my good man, I hope." and you Max Reynolds and children, local, Hcnton nnd family for a few days. ton. Old wagon. Old side roke. passed away Monday morning. Dec. should have seen him bat his eyes were callers In the afternoon; Mr. 6 coIves, six mos. old. Mr. and Mra. Sherman Pritchard , Mr. uid Mrs. Leon Pennock and 21. at lhe home of anqlher broth­ Deering binder, 8 ft. cut, good can­ and look at me. Naomi, were dinner er. Kenneth al Ann Arbor. and Mrs. Harry Leinaar.—Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague (daughter, vassei. . f guestf of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patsy says she froze the water on Mra. Peter Leinaar and Mr. and spent Wednesday In Hastings. • Mr., and Mrs. Loyal Flower en- starring at Level Park Sunday. mathematics at the Brighton high j tier knees during that zero weather. Mra. Lyle Leinaar and children, Double riding cultivator. local. Mr. and Mrs. Ebble Leinaar. tertalned the following guests on I Mr. and Mra. John Chamberlain school last fall, but was able to I The little -grey Angora kitten Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leinaar and Christmas: Mr. and Mra. Leon'nnd daughter Patty and Mr. and Duroc boar, wt. 150 lbs. Toledo bean puller. ,---------------Leonard and four Cchildren, Mr. Mra. Ernest Smith and family spent taken HL Since then she has been । spent several days renrrangine the and Mra. Stenrt, Heniy Vr.u.. Kroes and threthree Christmas with titelr mother, -Mrs Milking machine. I Christmas tree decorations and now ter and family of Cedar Creek, and .nrt she gets n running start and jumps Mr. and Mra. Case Orbeck, of Kal­ sons and Mr. and Mra. George Amanda Smith at Shultz. Crocker and at the University hos­ Double work harness,' 2 collars. Wil­ Leonard and son. local, and Mr. ^through them and comes out dang- amazoo; Mr. and Mra Roger .... Jeanne Oates of Battle Creek liams.—Mr. and Mra. Marshall ----- -- " and Mra. E. H. Bayers of Kalama- spent the weekend with' Patty pital at Ann Arbor. Bng with long foil Icicles. She has Around 5 tons mixed hay. 5 10-gal. milk cans. Cider barrel. She was a graduate of Pittaford Doster.- ----soo. seven toes and the biggest feet I Norwood and Mra. Mary --------Chamberlain. high school. Houghton college. New Around 250 bus. oats. Forks, shovels, hoes, and other articles local, and MLm Jeanne Williams.! Mr. and Mra. Roger Williams Members of the SundaySchool 'ing her claws caught In the over­ Kalamazoo; Mr. and Mrs. Max ‘ and ion Dean, local, and Mr. and sang Christmas carols about the York, and in 1941 obtained her Mas­ Quantity of corn. too numerous to mention. ter's degree from the University ot Reynolds.-rhls parents. Mr. and i Mra. Glenn Williams and three stuffed furniture and yowls to be village Christmas eve. Michigan. For two years she taught Isom Keith. Kenneth and Kendall released. Where does one get a man- Mra. Herman Reynolds, local. Mrs. Alice > Colllnx has been i ot Gull lake and Mlu Jeanne WU- Junior department and the adult at the Zion Mission School in Ken­ | icure for a cat? I call her Ruffle but tucky. three years In the Pittaford I the jncn folks think it In beneath spcndlng several days with her | Hams of Kalamaxoo attended a classes of the Sunday school ui .TERMS -— CASH DAY OF SALE. No property to be removed until settled for. i their manly dignity to speak such a brother and stater-in-law. Mr. and 1 Christmas dinner at the home of see which can have the lament high school and one year al Trout (frivolous name so they call her Mra. Irwin R. Jones In Galesburg. their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie attendance. Everybody Is urged lo Creek. She had visited Hastings at vari­ Robert Barnes and ten of the Williams near Freeport Sunday. Rusty, after her mother. attend. Mias Mary Marie Henton. who local Boy Scouts .spent Saturday Mr. and Mra. Millard McBain ous limes during her brother's pas­ The boys pick on her by the hour night and Sunday at the Yankee Is attending college at Albion, has and daughter of London. Canada, torate here and had made a num­ and she loves It. She ta generally Springs Recreation Center. been spending the holidays with spent Sunday with their parents. ber of friends who regret to hear of tied up in some outlandish way with Mra. Wayne Hord of Detroit is her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBain >«> (uiu and <her death. garters or other accessories, and spending the holidays with her Henton. She left Saturday for Tex­ their grandfather. .... John j-— • McBalnJ Surviving besides the two brothDEWEY REED. Auctioneer CLIFFORD HAMMOND. Clerk this morning I saw, her walking mother. Mra. Julia Weller. as where she will visit David Mtas Dorothea McBain of Battle era mentioned, are another brother. sideways around the house and took Mra. Linn Seibel, who has been Townsend, who ta stationed there, Creek and Miss Kathryn McBain I Claude of Piqua. Ohio, and two staPatsy's ear muffs oft her stomach. on the sick Itat, is belief at this Ml. ana Mrs. Mr. ™... Albert Rogers of of Hillsdale spent the weekend at tera. Hazel of Falmouth and Mrs. The boys' chum was the vllUan this writing. . Prairieville spent Tuesday after­ the McBain home. Kathryn will I Alla Miller of Pittaford. nnnn at the th- home '------- **of — Mra. Angle ----- ■- also spend this week with her par- 1 Funeral services were held at time. Mr. and MTs. B. Bonner of;! noon MILO ments to sell their home. [of-Margret and Donald Doster for Crooked lake entertained her par- ' Titus. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ents. Methodist J[the the Pittaford Wesleyan Method A polnsetta to Zolly Coffer for ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Law- j Stevens were callers Thursday. nlr Last Week's Leiter . I Several young people frdm Milo. Milo, I' refreshments. refreshments. Mra. Mrs. Mac Madeline NorMr. Bnn and Mr> Mrs. Rusaell Mott and (church with burial at Pittaford. the neat way his service men's ad ­ rents, local, Christmas. | Mr and Mrs. Ivan Smith were |I ffamily, ami]y. joca), Mr. and Mrs. Kfcrle Bradfield j। szeiioii Delton and Crotecy Cressey had a hay ride j nsan tnan wax the chaperon, Chaperon. local. Mrs. Mrs. Rcva Evans > -----------------♦*-*---------------dresses were lined up in last weeks' Mr. and Mrs. Travta Royer of 1 ” us Mott of KalamaCEDAR CREEK wvtc In were <» Kalamazoo Wednesday -party party Sunday evening. After the the |--------------------------------- **-• ---------------------------Banner. Before, we had to-..sort Battle Creek and Mrs. Frank where they were making arrange- I ride, they gathered at lhe home j —ON PAY D$Y. BUY BONDS— them out of the conversation, one The Community club will not be irden Jones of Fori Town of Hickory Comers were dinChristmas dinner held until the eighth on account of there being no school this week. Johncock and family. Everybody welcome. • Mrs. Ola Larabee of Delton has PENNOCK HOSPITAL been spending a week with her sis­ Because the Banner was printed ter. Mrs. Minnie Campbell. Mra. a day early last week, the hospital Campbell entertained her children news for the previous week failed and grandchildren for Christmas. Mra. Dorothy Monroe and son ot to appear, so Is given herewith. Guild No. 18 contributed 3 dot Kalamocoo spent from Friday un­ white cotton blankets. 2 glasses til Sunday with home folks. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Campbell jelly. 8 cans vegetables and 6 cans entertained their children and fam­ frail as their Christmas gift. A group of Camp Fire girts, Mrs ilies Sunday. Mr. and Mra. John Lammers en­ Betty Lewis, guardian, sang carols al the hospital on Bunday. Dec. 20, tertained their children and grand children the Sunday before Chrtatwhich the patients enjoyed. Medical patients are Henry Both- mas. also Marjory. Joice and Muri ard. Hastings. R 1; Baby Robert and wife for Christmas. Russel Watson of Detroit spent Shellenbarger, Jr, Hastings.' R 1; । Baby Gordon Gross, Hastings, R 2; Christmas with his family here go­ After the holiday rush, many odds and ends are I Richard Jacobs. N. Broadway: Miss ing back on Bunday. left in every department. Low prices will move them Leslie Gould and family spent Lettie Gam. 135 W. Grand 8t ; fast. Sale starts Saturday 9:00 A. M. Charles Johnson. Middleville; Mra. Christmas with home folks in Ful­ ton. Eva Troutwine. Woodland, R. 2. Mra. Ella Wertman received a Bruce Lord. 429 S. Hanover; Mrs. Oda Stambaugh. Sunfield; Mra. Christmas card from her grandson, Hugh Riley, 328 W. Walnut: Charles Myron Campbell in Ireland. Courtnay, Lake Odessa, R 2; James Precious By-Frodocte Roach, Vermontville, R 2 and Miss Other doth, with sale Tog'l. United States copper mines tn Vernlce Benson. Alto. R 2. were lhe medical patients discharged during 1939 recovered as by-products from vui.wvw ... Twelve surgical patients were reg- and IN! 38.000 ounces of silver. Aa I am working in defense work. I will offer my personal property at public auc­ tion at the J. E. Scudder farm located 2 miles east of Carlton Center, 4 miles west of Woodland, or the first place east of the Friend school house on Thursday, January 7,1943 HORSES FARM TOOLS CATTLE HOG HAY AND GRAIN ELDON COBB, Propr. ODDS and ENDS SATURDAY and MONDAY January 2nd and 4th Gloves and Mittens, $1 value69c One group of Lunch Cloths at __1.00 Guest Towels to close at . 25c Turkish Towels 29c Hoods and Scarfs 69c Stevens All Linen Crash 23c 36" Fast Colored Print23c Remnants out at, Half Price Purses were $1.95 & $2.95, out at 1.00 HOUSE COATS GREATLY REDUCED ROBESGREATLY REDUCED COATSGREATLY REDUCED JACKETSGREATLY REDUCED WASH Dresses GREATLY REDUCED 'Carol King" Dresses G'tly Reduced. This Sale Will Save You Money Come Early ! WE.ARE THANKFUL for the business we hove received during 1942 and the new friends we have made. From the bottom of our hearts we sincerely wish each and every one A HAPPY NEW YEAR Wl CLOSE FRIDAY, NEW YEAR'S, JAN. 1ST. Wo ore open this Thursday afternoon but bogin­ ning January 7th we close every Thursday noon. Wishing All a Happy New Year With Victory In 1943. Frandsen9. “Exclusive But Not Expensive!" EARL R. BOYES REAL ESTATE BROKER ‘f' STEBBINS BUIIDING PHONE 2659 �_____________________________ Christmas guests ot Mr. and Mrs. PERSONALS Charles Van Worden and Helen ci Mr and Mrs. Clare Hager and son lln« Zcrbel and d»“«hter of DaBobby of Ugonler, Ind. were guesU Mr and Mra. Van Worden of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Winslow over ,nd Helen remained Uli Saturday, the Christmas hoHday. | Lynn Brown ot Ann’ Arbor wa» In Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Buehler the city Wednesday evening of last and children of Mount Morris have | week, hl* mother. Mra. Bort Sparks, boon spending lhe lait three week*, returning with him to Ann Artpr with Mr. and Mra. B. A. LyBarker for a visit. Mr- and Mra. G. Winston Shef­ and Mr. and Mra. Theodore Bueh­ field and daughter returned Sun­ ler at Pleaaant Valley. Sunday gue*u of Mr. and Mra. day lo Traverse City after visiting Ermont Newton were Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. O W. Sheffield, afeo Lewi* Stolle, son and daughter of Mr. and Mra. Calvin Plumley of Kalamasoo. Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Nashville, since Thursday. Potter. N. Broadway, and Mr. and Mra. Herbert J.. Freeland of this cox, Eldon Chase and Cranston Wil­ city. cox attended the fmjeral of Judge Kim Sigler has returned from a Clark Higbee in Grand Rapids on business trip to Fort Riley. Kansas. Monday afternoon. He also visited hfe sister ta Goth­ Pvt. Ranald Ingram returned enburg. Nebr., and spent a short Monday to Fort George G. Meade, time in Denver and Colorado । Md.. after spending a seven day Springs, Col. ।I luuuutu *. Lnzta furlough wim with> ..ui his nsvincr. mother, mi Mra. Dora Mrs. Atton sp*nt C*1*1*1' I Ingram, and attending the funeral , mas with friend* in Battle Creek. , of Ills nCphew. Edward J. Ingram. Richard Beckwith and a Mend. MUg Virginia Potta fe home from Everett Harlln of Oklahoma both Greenville for the holiday vacation, of whom are stationed at Great Odon ChM<.i wh0 u ,UUonwJ Bt Lakes. III., returned Wednesday af-1 Rochester, n. Y, has been spendter spending their Christmas fur- lng hfe furlough with hls father. W. lough here with the former * per- l Chase ,nu. Mr. >M Mr, Ml» Brclwllh Jud<e u„ R R Mis*-Helen Wooton returned to: charlotte and Misses Marguerite DetroU Sunday after visiting her and He|en Hetmansperger of Ypsipartnt*. Dr. and Mm J- A. Wooton. ,7*nn vera Christmas guesU of Mr. since Thursday. and Mra. D. D. Smith. wre gurata of Mrs. M , MUi Cyiltheal Recd visited friends O mu at a family dinner were Mr. ln Kalamasoo on Saturday. and Mn. Dale Bldelman and chilMr and Mri Lyman johnson of dren of Battle creek. Mr and Mra ■ Rutland entertained for Christmas Wnyne Bldelman of Muskegon and ■ dinner Mr. nnd h. L. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Otto Lightfoot of near Traverse City; Misa June Johnson Freeport. i St. Joseph Academy, Adrian; Dr. and Mrs? Norbert Schowalter I CadeU Rkhard and Duane Johnand Sue spent Christmas Eve with the Hall of the Divine Child, hl* parenU in Grand Rap ds mid Moiiroc; Herman Bessmer and Miss Christmas day in Sparta With rela- | HPlen Adams. local; Pfc. Mike Uv.eM' .. „ v . J Krecskey of Kellogg Field; Miss BetMr. and Mrs Robert Fighter and | powers. Chicago; and Mr. and children of tain.Mng wereVgueste of. Mrt „obart Kenyon and children ot Mr and Mrs. WIU Fighter over, Traverse City Christmas at a family party Mr , Kcnnelh hler of Mrs. Kenneth Bue Buehler of Mount Mount Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Roger;: and Morris and Mrs. B. A. LyBarkcr tab, . or ~.r ruru. arH were । spent . ... ™ «„ a few w days ™ this week with Mrs. r<e>u ot Mr. ;.nd Un emu Ou- Ed Knmledklre or Onnd RepM, nnrt Christmas. cr.H.,m„ ] Ur ton Thursday nnd Mrs. Waneta Bassett was home guesu of Dr. and Mra. Leland Holly from Fort Custer over Christmas as of Muskegon on Sunday nnd Month<* guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strausbaugh. who enter­ Mr and Mrs. R. W. Cook and son tained several at dinner. Robert, were guesU of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Freeman Furrow, E. O. Thoman of Grand Rapids Marslinll Furrow. Hill Garrison. Mfes Christmas evening. Senta Futaow. Mfes Betty Cooper Mr. and Mra. George Brewer of nnd Mrs. Della Kopp wer» guests Augusta entertained for Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Furrow of dinner Mr. and Mra. John Ennis of Freeport on Chrintmag Eve. Gull lake. Mr. and Mra. Rufus Mc­ Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Watkins of Clintock and family of Dowling and Chicago were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cordra over Christinas. o™,u,le" s.lurd.y (or ,nd „„ „ A LawT«K«rtll-. 11 . rtslt ,p.nl Bunday a( th, horn, hrou... th. CTi.ri™ F Barn». who , R I. in InUUlW at Field The , |„vUa former is lhe guest of Mr. and Mrs. । ara.,t HQnUQ|’II|C I Christmas nnd weekend guests of THE HABTINGk BANNER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1H3___________________________ Miss Anne VanBusklrit of Kala- ' Mrs. Charles Leonard and Mra. I RUEHL—BACHELDER :aaoo was tha Ohristma* guasl o< C A f* I A I t W P M T C rrank 8*8* Pertained at ths Christmas trees four 1________ Ir. and Mra. p. A- VanBtuklrk. 3 U V I A L C V L H I 3 Utter's home on South Hanovar 1 bra. and Christmas grew formed Mr. and Mrs. Glspn Freeman and----------------------- - . -------------------- ,.— .*? h?nor 1 * decorative setting in the Piral Mr. and Mra. Walter Lewis of ka and family and Mr. and Mn. Uoyd Freeman of Ypsilanti ' and Cloverdale entertained their Euchre Club for a chicken supper and Christmas party Saturday evening. were Christmas night guests of Mr. and Mn. Paul Freeman and Paula Mra. Rpyal Hayas, Glenn Kahjer, Mr. and Mn. Clarence DePlanta Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Capped. Trovof Grand Rapids were Christmas pon. Mr. and Mn. Arthur Bennett, Baehslder. West Vine street, and Center, on Saturday, Dee. 18. al Um Cpl Milton Philip Ruehl. Las Veg- church in Berrien Center, the Rev. served from a buffet tabic attrac­ as. Nevada, son of Mrs. PhUlp Ruehl Hubert Karl. brother-in-law of Um tively decorated with lhe bridal Milwaukee, Wfe.. and the lata Mr. 1 bride, reading the service. motif. Bingo was played during Rurhl. at 8 Ust evening. Dec. 24.1 The wedding music was played bj the evening followed by the.open­ ing of gifts by lhe bride-elect Candelabra lined the able* for lhe MIm Rae Becker and she also acOut-of-town guesU Included MLu candlcllght service which was road companled Mrs. Karl wiio sang “J Icons Leonard of Chicago and by Dr. Paul Silas Heath, church Love You Truly" and "O Promise several days last week with Mr. and closed the evening's entertainment. Mrs. Stephen Johnson of In­ pastor, and Christmas greens mark- Me". wjth which aha had a MT. and Mra. Ellis Kelley wUl en­ art tha n#ri whara iha To ouaasa |*|i Christmas tree and a backdianapolis. Talisman rose*. Mrs. tertain next on Saturday evening, | ground of blue Interspersedn«™wr ww« . trolt. , were seated. -----------------------clouds --------------------------groom's mother, wm a I THE STUDENTS MUSIC CLUB Mra. Elisa Johnson is the guest of Jan. ». Music for lhe occasion was pt?-1 with stars formed the setting for w»,ltc creoe dress and a I On Saturday. December 19th from sented by Mra. T. Ashley Walker, ’ the ceremony. Lighted candles and----- •— On Monday Mrs. Morris Hill and ' organist, who played the tradition- ,j Christmas Arbor tor New Year's day. ChrVtma* greens were used around I 5 to 7 o'clock. Miss.\Katherine Mra. Theodore Knopf entertained Mra. Fred Feed, who has been •' ------altar “--------------------*------ *■ ■aisle ’*'* -----the and the church was ! 'Humphrey entertained the stu- al wedding marches visiting Judge and Mra. A. D. Mo- twelve guests at the former's home | dents' Music Club party. Christmas The bride was attired ta a white | cmr^ , white,. strewn with .pine j Donald. returned on Tuesday to her with a luncheon and bridgs. sheer wool floor length gown and needles, Honors for the afternoon's play,'carols were led by Beverly, Bradhome In Port Huron. her fingertip length veil was caught The bride was atUred in a while informally al the churrti ■ ford. Frances Foote and Alecia went to Mrs Roy Hubbard and Mrs. A wedding breakfast was I Lohr accompanying. Plano solos to a silver sequin cap. She.carrted-TsaUn formal gown, with a long veil I Mra. J. A. Wooton was In Grand Roman Feldpausch. Rapids on Tuesday. | were rendered by Mary Jane An­ a bouquet of while winter blossoms. I with lace insets. Her bouquet was Mr. and Mra. Robert Jessen and Miss Ruth E. Bacbelder, as maid- 1 of red roses and chrysanthemums Delores McOlocklln and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Bump en­ drus. two children of Chicago and Dr. and of^honqr for her-suter. was attired I and she wore red roses tn her hair, Alecla Lohr. Other music games Mrs. John Crego of Grand Rapids tertained the Bump family on were played, prizes won by Beverly in a gretn- frock, fashioned floor Mrs. Karl (Viva Smith) served her Christmas. Those present were Mr. length, a gold sequin cap, and her I sister as bridesmaid and her dress and Mrs. Max Bump, Mr. andlMn. j Bradford qnd Alecia Lohr. rence Crawford over Christmas. ■ Others who took part were Bar­ corsage was of red winter flowers ‘ was of pink satin, floor length William Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Eleanor Page is at her home Miss Martha Bacbelder. cousin of | Swett peas formed her bouquet and bara Smith. Marian Marble. Myrna tn-Marshall for the holiday vaca­ Knowles. Donna Lou Gury, Joan and Mn. Andrew Matthew* and • Baulch. Anita McGiocklln and the bride, as flower girl wore a red . she wore ptnk flowers in her hair tion. floor length frock arfd carried n ! Attending the groom was his broth­ ^hrfetmas guesU of Dr. and Mn f2^“y of Donna June Knowles ChristmM bouquet of white flowers. Glenn , er. Cart Fisher. Prank Carrothers were her mother. Edward Tudor and daughter and gifts were distributed by Frances Bachelder. another cousin of the | ' Following the wedding, a rtcepMrs. Lydia Smith, a sister. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bump and Foote. Refreshmenu served were bride. as ring bearer carried the ’ tlon was held at the home of lite In the Army Air Corps. Belle Smith, a brother. Edwih daughter. Mrs. Stella Bump was popcorn and apples, attar which ths ring ta a ealla lily. bride's sister, Mra. Karl. Forty members went Christmas caroling. Smith, and his daughter. Miss Mar­ Raymond Ruehl. Milwaukee, Wls.' guests were present to enjoy an tn- Hastings High school, later attend* Illness but was able lo help partake I calling on Juhann Cooper, Lou garet Smith, all of Whitehall. nerformed the duties of best man formal time with vUitlng, music and ot the Christmas dinner. I Ann Srobv and Mary Miller, they Misses Florence and Helen Wade for his brother, and ushers were refreshments being ill ta bed. are spending their vacation in Thomas Brenner. Donald Walker, I Mr. FUher Is an electrical enginHospital Guild No 6 met at the ' Ann McDonald. Evelyn Clsgk; snd Millard Bachelder. I eer at Michigan Slate College, re- | tended home of Mra. Guy Bauer for their Marian Nagel. Violet and Mary and Mra. Steven Wade. A reception In the church house; siding while there at Bethel Manor. Mr. and Mra. John Walton of Christmas meeting. Mrs. Bauer was Edger. DyUght Biddle. Barbara Immediately followed the ceremony. < East Lansing. the local theaters before entering Kalamazoo were the guesU of their assisted by Mra. Walter Perkin*,. Long Joined as new members. Mra. Bachelder. mother of the bride 1 ----------------- * • » military service. son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Corkin. Mra. Arthur Han- ! The next meeting will be Jan. was attired in a dark red street ENGLE—OSBORN sen. Mrs. Glasgow and Mis* Sadie 16th, 1943. length ensemble with bead trim for ; At high noon on Saturday, Dec. CELEBRATE SILVER -------------------- ------------------Bernard Williams of Charfute Glasgow. Mra. J. M.'Langston and j the occasion, and Mra. Ruehl, moth-1 28. the marriage of Mis* Patricia ANNIVERSARY Field. Rantoul. Ill., was the Christ­ Mrs. H. J, Foster were winners at i BRILL—MORGAN er ot the bridegroom, wore a navy Osborn, daughter of Mr. and Mr* ! Fiftv relatives and friends of Mr. Clinton John Brill, son of Mr. and street length frock. mas guest of his parenU, Mr. and contract. 1 Wallace Oibom. and Sergt.-Major ' ’ • • | Mrs. Albert Brill of lhe Hender, and Mra. John Norton of Maple Mrs. Ermond Williams. Out-of-town guesU included Mra. Vernon Engle of MacDiU Field. The employees of the Ben Frank- *hott district, came home from R. J. Hamilton. Coldwater. Mr. and .Tamp*. Fla., son'of Mr. and Mra. j “J’n“ ?' n“£j7ln—~ Miss Nonna Michael was the guest lln Store held their Christmas party Brooklyn. N. Y.. on Monday. Dec. Mrs. Howard Burr Smith. Milan and Earl Engle of Hastings, was sol- br*u ““‘f BU’er «ntavtrof her sister, Miss Ada Michael, of the Hastings Hotel Friday eve- > u. on shore leave Detroit over Christmas and Ute at nlng. Dinner was served to "13".' That evening he and Miss Vlr- Mrs. c. L. Jackson. San Diego. Calif. emnUed al lhe Emmanuel Episcopal 1, talnment consisted of music and weekend. When Cpl. and Mra. Ruehl left church, the Rev. Don M. Gury read-; Mrs. Wm. Crawford visited her exchange of glfu added a bit of in- tlnlB Ann Morgan of this city were on a wedding trip lo Chicago and ‘ Ina the double ring service. '' singing by Damon Warner and chilnaenraHno7ha ‘rhan7arihara fh- dren of Mf’Oad- UWTtDCe JamCd husband at Camp Phillips. Ka w. terest, and a program arranged by ■ unJted in marriage, lhe ceremony Milwaukee, she was attired tn a j Deeoraiin; Decorating the chancel, where th; the j nf Kalam0 Dorothy. Clarence, Jr. Miss Sherblnske and Miss Dickinson being performed at thte home of the over Christmas and the weekend. light weight blue costume suit and first vows were taken, were baskets Mr. and Mrv.Chartes Laulenbach »M carried out. Bonuses totalling officiating minister, the Rev. Ed- brown accessories, and her corsage i of white chrysanthemums and white and Duane Bump of Hastings and Th. rail w W of Marne were Christmas dinner $53.00 were presented to all in at- mond Holt Babbitt. In Grand Rap­ was of white and pink rosebuds. ‘ “ — • -™ tendance. ta addition to some of the id*. Following the ceremony Rev. guesU of Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Chrfebeautiful and lovely gift* Following their wedding trip. Mrs. were spoken before the altar in the I regular extra girls. The next meet- I and Mra. Babbitt served a dinner peli and family. Ruehl will return to Hastings where sanctuary. Mrs. Frederick Palmer, were left ta memor.e of lhe occasion Ing of lhe group will be held the complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Bril) Mr. and Mrs. Horry Barnum. Miss organist, played the traditional Including a beautifully decorated 1 — ---------------• ■ •honey -------- ­ who •left later for a---week's Barbara and Paul Barnum of Lan­ last Friday evening in January. nomlcs department of the Hastings wedding marches for the procession-; anniversary cake given by lhe Bump moon trin On Fridav Dee 1R rn- high school to finish her year’s al and recessional and marriage children to their aunt and uncle, sing. spent Christmas with Mr. and Hospltal Guild No. 18 mrt on roule from Orent Lake*. III., they Mra. A. J. Larsen and other rela­ oT.nr.Hov I Mr tn<1 Mrs Horton were marCpL Rueni Ruehl win will rere­ hymns during lhe ceremony. it nl ,,i Iho th- TTnltMl TT..it~i ....... '‘ c ■ teaching, and cpL llllraztav rwr 17 . ... «... ... f« I VUltwl Mr "nd Ray Staley lurn 10 Vegas. where he » *Ttives. mar-­ ried DSC 271 19.17 ,n Hastings or The bride, who was given in mar Biethren Christmw ---------.. ------...--------thf. R,r c£)rpj al Dowagtac. return­ Miss Jean Barnes and Mra. G. F. Brethren church for a Christmas, ainet riage by her father, was attired In tire Golden wedding annivenary 01 Hastings on Saturday, Chidester were in Battle Creek on party and chicken dinner at one ! school and n tennis coach and inWhite faille taffeta with torao length the latter* grandparents, Mr. am o'clock. Six new members were en-1 On - -• Monday, Dec. 21. Mr. Brill re- i *mjctor in the recreatlpn depart- wslst. fashioned wit^ ,i sweetheart Christmas day for dinner. Mr and Mra. Levi Payne and Billy (oiled. Short Ulka were given by turned to hU boat in Brooklyn har- ; mfnt. n eckline and long sleeve* which fell wlth them. Mfes Lottie Tcuslnk and Mrs. Fred bor. Mra. Brill remaining In Has-1 . ... — of Manistee ware guesu of Mr. and I Mrs. Ruehl was graduated In June hi points over her v4«U White Mrs. Henry Cook Friday and Sat­ 8. Jones. A short play was pre­ Ungs. , 1941. from Western Michigan Col­ gardenias and white rosebuds form­ WELSCH—PURDY sented by Mrs. Anna Newton, Mrs. urday. lege and since then has taught In ed her hand .bouquet and her only | Mlu muu» Mary Purdy, daughter a H. J. Calkins and Mrs. Fred Fried ­ WELLFARE—WINSLOW | _______ she , was _ jewelry was a string of pearls, the John Purdy Clare Beach of Detroit spent Bun­ ! _____ Hastings. At Western, of Joliet, HL. and F»< rich, directed by Mrs. Leo Well­ day and Monday with his mother, Mfes Elaine Winslow, daughter of. president of Senate sdrorily. vice 8 f‘ Of 8Toom Welsch, son of Mrs. Bessie Wtlsch fare. Carols were sung and gifU Mrs. Mary Beach. Mr. and Mra. R. L. Winslow, and president of Arista honorary soI _ ---------------U11UC1 OI ,. n|r,_„ wclc lunmi ta *»marriage .-r Mrs. Clinton Brill, a recent bride, of Chicago, were united exchanged. The member* made a -served -«rvert Bk .9 I.. — .. Mra. Opal Baker of Battle Creek Donald Welifare. son of Mr. and ' ciety. and a member of Kappa Delta as matron of honor. Her Tuesday Dec 29at Napoleon. Ohio visited her mother. Mrs. Claude Kel­ donation of fruit and Jelly and 3 Mrs. George Wellfare, were united । Phi. Cpl. Ruehl was graduated dress was of mistletoe taffeta fash- They will make their home in Chi­ dozen blankets lo the hospital. ley on Christmas. in marriage al at the me home nome of or the me : rrum In from western Western micnigou Michigan vuncjc, College, i ioned similarly to the bride's. Mary caro. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff TleUftrt of Van- | and Mrs. Fred Weinert and sons of Mfes Lucy Bassett was home from bride's uarenta parents at al 8 o'clock Christ- 1 where where he he was was captain cantaln of of the the var var­ I Lanning and Max Weinert of LewPlaccs were laid for twenty-six mas Eve. with Rev. Winston L. sity tennis squad della were Sunday guesu of Mr. and Utown. Montana. ------ J for ‘— two --------years, at a family jlinner at the home ot Spine performing the ceremony in president of the senior class In 1939, ’ Mrs. Clair McKee. Pnlmcr Osborn leaves the latter weekend. Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Goodell nnd part of the week for Cambridge, Miss Rutti Lyle spent from Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs Herbert Bishop on Hie pretence of the immediate fam­ and following his graduation, taught David are visiting in Eflmore and Ma**., after spending his holiday day till Sunday at her home in Christmas'when their children and ilies. geography and coached tennis for their families were all at home. Midland* during lhe holiday vaca­ vacation with ills parenU. Mr. and Traverse City. Mr. and Mra. Joe Rosenbaum at­ two years in the Jackson high­ Those firm out of town were Mr. tended lhe bride and gropm. The school, Jackson.—Kalamasoo Gdtion. Mr*. Wallace Oabofn. Hls room-! Mra. S. B. Wilcox- and Mr. and GuesU of Mr. nnd Mra. Kim Sig­ mate at Harvard. Tom Holyoke, oc- Mra. Merle Bradfield and Jack of and Mrs. OrUe Bishop and daugh­ bride wore a gold colored stree|- zette. ler over the weekend were Lieut, i companled him home for a few days' Milo were Christmas gucsU of Mrs. ters of Holland; Mr. and Mra. Louis leiiRth dress with brown accessories Bishop and son and her sister, Miss and wore a corsage of yellow rose­ Finnegan of Missouri and Lieut.! A! «<Ul .M j stay, later going to his home in Fred Ryerson. Herrick of'near Los Angeles. Cal., j Milwaukee for Christmas. Mra. Anna Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Maloney, of Detroit: and Mr. buds and white chrysanthemums. Mr. and Mra. Arthur G. Diem of both of whom are stationed at Fort | Mfes Eleanor Thomas of Detroit is Robert DeWitt. Mr. and Mra. Geo. nnd Mra. Ralph Richardson and Mrs. Rosenbaum's dress was of Wellesley Hills. Mass., announce the children of Plymouth. It was a green crepe and she wore a cor­ Custer. marriage of their daughter. Shirley the guest of her brother-in-law and Klngwcll. David and Jimmie KingMiss Maliel Slraort visited from sister. Mr. and Mra. G. E. Goodyear. well of Grand Rapids were enter­ happy gathering. sage of pink rosebuds and white Marie, to Rlcliard L. Fairchild or Thursday till Saturday with Mr. and chrysanthemums. Detroit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. and Mra. Fred Fairchild. Mrs. tained at Christmas breakfast by Mrs. C. M. Siu.cn ot Kalamazoo. Judge and Mrs. A. D. McDonald After the ceremony the tradition­ L. Fairchild of Hastings. The cere­ Hettle Richardson and Bob. and Mra. Mrs. John Kurtz, great-grandmoth­ Mr. and Mra. Fritz Southworth Hubert Fairchild attended the wed­ er of David and Jimmie. entertained Tuesday evening in hon­ al wedding cake and lee cream were mony was performed by Rev. Dr. M. iWilda Morgan) of Dinsing were ding of Mis* Shirley Diem of Wei- j Rev. J. R. Chrlspell goes to Jack­ or of their guests. Mr. and Mrs. P. served. ! 8. Rice al the Metropolitan Methoguesu of Hastings relatives on lesley Hills, Mom., and Richard son Monday to conduct services at D. Ashford of Milwaukee. W13. OthI dist Church in Detroit on Monday. the Wesleyan Methodist church un ­ Christinas day. BARBERS CORNERS 1 Dec. 21. After lhe the ceremony a re re-­ Fairchild of Detroit. Monday. Dec. IleuL F. E. Lowry was home from 21. The ceremony was performed til and including Friday evening. Winston Slone and Mr. and Mrs. Alice Foley of Cincinnati is spend- ception wm held at the Wardell Tullaha-saee. Fla., the past week, re­ at the Mctro|x>litan Methodist Miss Olive Lathrop of Detroit Frank Cooper. After the coopera­ Ing the Christmas vacation with Hotel. turning Monday. Ho and Mrs. church In Detroit. spent Christmas and the weekend tive dinner, a musical evening her mother. Mra. B. Foley. I The bride is *,gradpate of ThayLowry and children visited in Lin­ with her brother and sfeler in law. was enjoyed. Mra. Ashford being Mr. and Mra. D. Snrder and fam- ’ er Academy it Radcliffe College. den nnd Romeo from Wednesday a talented pianist and accompanist. Uy spent Christmas day with R. E. Boston, and ** the groom ‘received life tertalned their children for Christ­ Dr. and Mra. C. P. Lsthrop. ‘ till Sunday. Misses Helene. Barbara hnd LauBachelor's and Master's Degrees mas. Mr. and Mra. Donald Wellfare. Barnum at Stonv Point Mr. and Mra. Roderick Warner ot , Mr. and Mra. Ralph Weaver and ramarle Maurer of Borgess hospital, On Wednesday evening of last Mr. and Mr*. Herman Hauer and from the University of Mlclilgan. Grand Rapids and Marshall War- I’ Margaret Sue of Hastings, Mr. and Kalamasoo, spent Christmas with week. Mra. Dwight Fisher and Mra. After------------------------------------------a brief honeymoon the couMa beHe were Christmas dinner ------ner, who works at Willow Run, were 1 I Mra. Clare Hager and non. Bobby their parenU. Mr. and Mra. George Betty Swift Watkins were hostesses guesU of Glenn Clum and family pte *111 reside tn Detroit. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mra. of Ligonier. Ind., and granddaugh­ Maurer. Peter Maurer, who has at a miscellaneous shower in honor ot Hastings. i ---------------------------------------- Homer Warner. ter. Charlene Wenger, of Nashville. spent the past 14 months at the of Miss Audra Densmore, a bride­ Mra. Warner of Grand Rapids CLOVERDALE Mrs. Nettle Kahler of Lansing was Sunday visitors at the B. A. Ly- Blodgett convalescent Home In elect. the party being held at the and Mra. Erway of Kalamasoo call-1 Last Week's Letter the guest of Mr nnd Mrs. Walter ‘ Barker home were Mr. and Mra. Grand Rapids, returned home Wed­ home of Miss Densmore's sister. ed on Idargarel Snyder on Sunday. Jamea Le».u of Leslie is spending Barnum and Aher relatives over i Melvin Jacoba and Joyce of Has- nesday before Christmas and will Mra. Edward Storkan. Sixteen were Christmas day guesU at L. O. wme time wiih Mr. and Mra. WaiChrblmas. | Ungs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmledlcke resume his studies at Hastings High present and the evening was spent Coles were: Pay clerk and Mrs. Ro- fer Lewis and family. Mrs. Henn- Seeley, who has been ‘ and Jerry and Joe. and MLv. Eu- after the holidays. Mr. and Mra. informally, the honor guest receiv­ bert Beattie. Jr., of New York city, I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewi* enthe iuest of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Woo­ I gen la LyBarker of Grand Rapids, Julius Maurer of Nashville were also ing some lovely gifts. Miss Bemlla Cole of Grand Rap- 1 tertalned their Euchre Club Satton for several weeks, returned and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bueh­ Christmas guesu at the Maurer ids. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole of urday evening. home. ' Tuesday to her home In Biwabik, ler ot Mount Morris. A. reunion of the Buxton family ,nd Mr. and Mrs Mrs. ltobcrt Robert Boykin Bna and held at the home of Mr and °°,e ,n(1 Mr Mtan. "Rl Miss Elaine Jarman of Galesburg was Mra cvnA !?™Uy of ®*tUe Creek- Mr Bnd “« »ons are entertaining h.r mother. Mr. and Mra. Roy Finstrom and Mrs. Robert Dawe of Detroit vis­ Nola Jane of Toledo were guesU of and Duano Jarman of Ann Arbor ited from Thursday till Saturday Mr. and Mra. C. F. Finstrom for were home for the Christmas holi­ three Ohio. with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Otto ,vnrttUW Jline remaining lw three. Christmas. npia Nola Jane for days. Mrs. Glenn Freeman fe spending IsenhatK a longer stay. Mra. Oarrett Isham Mra. Dorothy Foote and Poppy I returnfd lo Toledo with her broth- a few days In Ypsilanti with Mr. Kulanunu. relatives were guesU „r of Kalamazoo and Mrs. Lloyd Freeman. over Christmas, returning Saturday. .day. Dr. and Mra. C. P. Lathrop and ■ Mrs. Bessie Welsch and son. Fred their guest. Mfes Olive Lathrop of of Chicago and Miss Mary Purdy Detroit were Christmas Eve gue.sts ot Dr. and Mra. R. F. Webb of of Joliet, Hl, xpenl Christmas with Grand Rapids. On ChrUtmos day Mr. and Mra. Carl Myera. Out ot town guesU ot Mr. nnd ihey were guesU of Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Rose at a family dinner O. H. Southwick, also of Grand on Christmas Eve were Mr. and Rapids. STEAM HEAT Mr. and Mrs. LoWis Christman Mra. Wilburn Rogers and daughter HOT A COLD WATER and son Jimmie of Grand Rapids ot Baltic Creek. were weekend guesU of lhe former's SHOWER BATH Mrs. R. M Bates. Mfes Anglo Bates and MIm Alice Bates are parenU. Mr. and Mrs. Charles BlngU pjO per wk. wp guesU of Dr. and Mrs. C. M Over­ Christman. Mr. and Mra. Charles Christman street of Detroit for lhe holidays. Robert Reed, who is a student at wero Christmas dinner guest# of Mr. lhe Webb Institute In New Yorit and Mra. Orin Miller at Grand Rap­ City? is visiting hfe parenU. Mr. and ids. Mr and Mrs. Ted Christman I Mra. B. R. Reed, during Ahc holl- and two cldldrcn were also guesta. Corp- Robert O. Conley of Ko­ diak Island. Alaska spent a 15 day furlough with his parenU. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Conley, returning lo duly last Bunday. If it's for Mon and loys they have if at BAIRD'S Mr. and Mra. Erls Jarman and family had as Christmas dinner guests P. F. C. Lee Hooper of Fort Custer. Mrs. Llnnie Davis and Mr. and Mra. Wm. Clagett and Melva. I!- Outer Coats with “Zip and Verve Finger Tips and Reversible Coats that will make walking a pleasure. Splendid colors - lush fabrics, and an assortment that says "Oh, Boy"! ROOMS 1943 Round the Clock GREETINGS HOTEL HASTINGS and BEST WISHES ‘for HAPPY NEW YEAR PERMANENTS 12.00. S2rW*”30' JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP G ILLASPIE—BALL Mr. and Mrs. George Ball an­ nounce the marriage of their daugh­ ter. Beatrice Ruth to prt A- GlllasOillaspio ot Lacey on Nov. 77th. The bride and groom were attended by MIm N»ta Ball, sister of the bride. Lewis Cordray, and Corporal Eugene Ball, brother of the bride of Camp Blanding, Florida. 1 943 REED’S DRUG STORE ALL THROUGH THE YEAR LET'S WORK FOR VICTORY Victory won't wait for us if we're late .... so let's buy those Bonds on time! ANDRUS SERVICE REVERSIBLES - 950toi650 FINGERTIPS - 1250to2250 MACKINAWS - 645to79S We have plenty of Red Plaid Hunting Coats-Al I sizes! Price $7.95 to $14.50 Hunters' Braechet to match coats $7.50 - $8.50 - $9.50 UY ONDS �r? Lh ’ 1--------------- -—---- - -------- — § s ♦ < Banner Sheldon Agency All Kinds of Inssranc* Surety Bonds Phon* 21*5 Hastings tf. Swanson Agency 109 W. State PROTECT YOUR CAR From Jl-OS np with Stat* Fanns 00-M collision FARM BUREAU STATE AGENT tf CARDS OF THANKS CLASSIFIED RATES >H* P*r ward, minimum of SO*. Diaptey Ubm Mt La caps or Steck faca typ* 10c oar Una. Fitn taavttea iV.c par word, sack prr word, minimum eharce Zoe. 10c additional will S* charsad t" All rataa an ft caak. Ada not paid far by WadaaMay tailawLlf wiU b* cbarjed aa addi­ tional 10« ter carrying. roralsn-Claaairted Rate Be per word. MlnlouB cbaiga 40*. AUTO REPAIR1MO AXD MISC. -------------------------- -----------------------------BUY THAT NEW Willya tal'te the C..rn. oua Jeep m*<or naw white aeme are atilt ar.liable and forcer aboat gna rallanlnc. 1‘hMe 70*FS for daman- । atratleo’. Rtett Meter Ce. it . RMPLOTMENT—HELP WANTED | WANTED—Elderly lady »>lh prnatiead ■inning •t|«-r,m,» tn ran for a(«d ' ladt. alone. Within city limit.. Full , Writ. Hot -_'47U rare The VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. AUCTION SALES Ltat Your Sate With HENRY FLANNERY NOTICE ... DR. L J. (ASTON OPTOMETRIST Pancoast Bldg. Hastings Above Millar Itt Cream Stere Phone 87*3 U. ----------------------- 1----Marshall Furnaces Coal, Gas and Oil Fired Repairs furnished and installtd for all makes of furnace*. ECON-O-COAL STOKERS Sheet Metal Work laveitroughing C. E. GOODYEAR HDWE 143 B. Stat* Phon* 2131 tf FOB SALE--Part. tut Diane aide 4. liter? L»> rake. Sa. rc.- town. Will l.r Mrapprd for pnl.. Paul Hyde. II. 1. Delton . . 13 31 TO HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS HOUSEHOLD GOODS ‘ I om FOR HALE OU TRADE—3 hratinc >fntn. K«un.l Oak. fair condition, H«v ing kinds tint,, J. W. Hllroek. H- 1.’ Delton. Del ton phone 13-31 FOR SALE Kalamtr.-t ,-..ml.,r»0..n rat j rance 'all at Tie E. Bond tit. ur HOPE CENTER furs i Le«- Week'j. Utter Wishing the Banner a rd Its; hides. Muskrat market much force a ■Merry Christmas and a stronger. Archie Tobias, one Haopy'New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry daniel's block north of National Bank. Out 13-17 daughter, who had an operation for appendicitis in a Detroit hos­ pital. :* proerewlng' nicelv. This mokes their third child who had an operation for the same thing lhe last three months. Mrs. Elta Mosher who is now in Texas, writes that a relative nf het's had to pay |20 for one cord of wood. . Mrs. Clarence Payne, who has been ill. I* some better. for soma of that good John Bush Is on the sick list. LIVESTOCK I I'OH HALE-- l. Durham ralsea. tab.. ; vU John Waaler. ph-ne 714 Fl-1 ‘MEMORUM—In r Dear Mother a n.| Father- < Bronson, who isassrsl anas !. 1037. *’<At. ’ FOR HALE—10 he.d Hbmi-bire .ewet". -1 tu ’• mr. old. lamb Marrh 1. tliarl-A II. fare. 3 mUr. .null. Ihtwl. 1 inc M W. Phone Bonfield 3-». 13X1 1 TO anynne intere.twl in food yuun< ' team. yr>. .>1.1. >.L» V marca. »< into, n-rnr and w Harare Cote. Di*|«>.al nern-ary on arriomt of sl-kI nest. *13-31 LOST—FOUND 1 I.OHT—HmaB tan and white part 1 tier puppy. Uns tall, answer. In nf Pedro. Notify n-ma Brown. port or r.»tl Freeport phone EXCHANGE YOUR WHEAT CHURCHES STRAYED Ter-j name, Sunday morning worship nt Free- 1 thirty o’clock. The pastor will Sil. about “Two Jap Frogs" and When Vice President Vote* The vic* president of th* United States votrt only, (while acting as president* when there is a tie. Rlnnlngs" Sunday school at 11:45. Mrs. Attle Hay, superintendent. ! Sunday Evening Cub at six o'clock. Patricia FVwle.is. president. Boy Scout Troop Monday night, Roy Cordes. Committee Chairman. 1 JERRY ANDRUS Acquired Wildness The wildness of tha ruffed grouse Is an acquired trait II would sit manse. Tuesday eyenlng nt 7:30. The Trustees will meet at the home of J. H. Tredinnick. 942 W. Green St. Tuesday. January 5. 1943 The Woman’s Missionary society will meet nt the home of Mrs. Roy Cordes. 005 W. Green St.. Thuradav January 7. 1943. The study book will AUCTIONEER List year Aactloa Salta with DEWEY REED Dales can be made at Banner office. Phom J4C7 kirk will lead and Mrs. John Engel have charge of the devotional*. A group of young peonle hclned Stephen Hathaway celebrate hls 31st birthday Monday night at the Shipping Livestock Every Saturday GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH At 10:30 A. M. Rev. O. H. Trinkein will preach on "An Appropriate JAKE DBPRIESTER Sunday school at 11:30 A. M. INSURANCE R. H. BURTON, Sec. WESLEYAN METHODIST Hastings Prayer meeting this week Wednes­ day evening In at the home of Mr and Mrs. Victor Bisson. 1 ID N. Wash­ ington.'Next Wednesday night It will be held with Mr. and Mrs. L. J Teegardin. 730 £ Madison St. Sunday services at lhe usual i hours. In spile of a great deal of sickness among our people and the icy condition of the roads and walks, our attendance keeps up nicely. We invite you to our services. N. Irving Watch night service at the church Thursday* evening 'beginning at 8 o’clock. An Interesting program is being arranged and everyone is Invlted to attend. CASH For your old Scrap Iron, Radiators, Batteries, Alu­ minum, Brass, Copper & Load. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH IM Ne. Michigan Arenas WANTED—Bidert 666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS CURT SOLOMON AUCTIONEER ry line Middleville •asoo to noon. FIRST U. B. CHURCH Rev. Coldren's subject for Sunday morning will be. 'Two Watchwords 1 for 1943." This will be a Communion service. In the evening hls subject will be. 'The Great Reformation." JEFFERSON ST. U. B. CHURCH. . Stereoptlcan lecture Sunday eve­ ning Jan. 3rd at 7:30 at the Jeffer- j son St U. B. Church; subject—"The I Old Book Finding New Friends” al-‘ so the- illustration with seventeen' slides of the old hymn. "God of Heaven and Earth and Sky". A cor­ dial Invitation Is extended to the i I public. An offering will be taken. Otterbein Guild 9f the pint United Brethren church will give the evening program at that church next Sunday. Mrs. J. Nelson Gard­ ner will be the director. There will be Christmas carols. TklJSS Fin ING A Christmas program was given at the -Baptist church Sunday eve­ ning. There were 'recitations, dlallogues and carol singing, and. treat* for the children. 1 F RltNCED LY BARKERS Scraps of soap put through a tad .-hopper become soap chips. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST The subject for Sunday Is "God." MOTHERS! Doctors ora going to war, but Peckham s Remedy FIRST METHODIST CHURCH The morning worship service will be held at 10:00 o'clock. Mr. Slone will administer the Sacrament of Holy Communion and will give a. brief Communion Meditation. Mem­ bers wiU be received into the church The Sunday school win meet at 11:20 under the direction ot Judge Adelbert Cortright. superintendent There are classes for all ages and each department Is fully organized. C. “BILL” SHERWOOD We have a complete stock of salt—fine, medium, and coarse—block and rock. stays to help fight your child's cough — cold dr croapy cough. Pleasant, effectl vs—reliable — Ask for PECKHAM'S REMEDY. Sold by all druggists. 50c 18-8* The Annual Meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Barry, Eaton and adjoining Counties will be held at the Grange Holl in Charlotte at 1:00 P. M.. January 20th. 1943. The meeting is called for the purpose of reading the annual reports and the election of seven directors: • Out Here Tonight There wasn't much time for supper tonight with Helen getting home late. A grand girl, Helen. Working at the canteen. Running the house. Taking* course in nutrition. Any man would he proud of a wife like that. every hour of the day— doing his part—making things move— millions and millions of tons— million* and millions of people. Gosh, how that ice stick* to my gloves. Must be ten below. , Boy, how that wind blows! When Tom came home and told us he'd enlisted, she took it like a soldier. Made me want to go myself. Sometimes I think it would be easier to get in the scrap with a gun and a bayonet than stay back here. . Just as I thought. Switch frozen solid. I'll have to thaw it out. VCS-S can't be held up by a little thing like weather. It'll be a heavy train. All lo^de^ with war stuff—guns ’ and tanks and planes. Maybe one for Tom. Funny thing—128.000 of us on the Centraleach doing his part in moving men and freight. . Every man on every raihoafl every day— Tom said he was proud of hit old man. Said the railroads were a swell example of Democracy at war. Decided he’s going to be a railroad man—when he gets backfollow my footsteps—the son of a gun. There’s the whistle now. Good old ' Jimmy Crandall at the throttle. I'd recognise his signal in a million. It's all right, Jimmy, we know what you're haulin'. All's clear. New York Central BOV U. S. WAI BONDS AND STAMM Lily White Flour 30 lb*, flour for bushel of good wheat. Pep your chickens up with our S.B.V. mash. It give* result*. Quality fuels always. SMITH BROS., VELTE & CO. HASTINGS. MICH. Cold Weather Protection! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1942. 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